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- ■ SITif garlington Jifirs. THE SILVER QUESTION. Mr. Roger Q. Mills, of Texas, | GENERAL NEWS. THE GRAVE OF MARION. HENRY T. THOMPSON. ) WADDY THOMPSON, j Editors. Items of Interest From All Over The World. Thursday, Jan, 14,1892. THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. COUKTY OF DARLIIfOTOX. Columbia Hunters See the Revolution - Jit/ T. //. Spain, Ei<q., Probate Judge. ary Hero's Resting Place. Whereas. S. D. Harrell hath made r>ri „ t i i » u it to me, to grant unto him Letters i f rllP Ja, ‘ 12 I of Administration of the Estate of ami County Clerk of Court E. R. effects of I M. Harrell. . ... Arthur, after a three weeks’! The-e are therefore to cite and ad- A dollar aminute is thecharge 8ta y w jth the large «artv of u 10 ! 1 " 4 ' 1 a . 1 . 1 au<1 singular the kindred » , ^ or u f' n K fho new Lomlon-Paris ^jjutgfg that left here “would in the slightest manner 1 telephone. : for the low country befoio the relieve the financial distress of the country,” and advises the famous tariff reformer, who has also been an earnest advo- „. .. . „ ^ * . . , The Khedive of Egypt died of ! cate of the free coinage of silver, yn Thursday last. is now opposed to it. He does not now believe that free coinage and creditors of the said i. M. Har- | rell, deceased, that they beundap-S pear. Indore me, in the Court of ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,” May sound well lo the Philosopher, hut “Hustle or Get I Aft” postponement of the further agi The State Democratic Execu- tation of the subject until the nnpr ** rvii, iii.il in? uuvi ttj •- i i* ,1 • „ er j leiepnone. for the low country befoia the pear, i>«fore me, in the Court of Pro Has a true ring to ihe buying public tins season. 18 of By the explosion of a boiler holidays, returned to the city bate, to he held at Darlington(\H., dollars “the near Bowling, Ala., on Thurs Saturday night. Mr. Arthur “f^anuaryms^ter^ubllea-i ever was a time when you felt that )OUt aoii.ir. If there must do a day, six men were killed. Ex Governor David B. Hill i found cam his health ig np life too much for to shew cause, if any they have double duty or they will get left., that time is now. , but left his comrades why the said Administration should J very reluctantly. They are tive Committee held a meeting tariff is reduced. On the latter was sworn in as United States having fine sport and hav« kill-! wlve, “ under my hand, f New York on |ofJa. of issue the Democrats had won Thursday Vast 1 . The most important the country, and could hold it.” , Mr. Mills has a level head. Tri On Tuesday night of last week in Columbia on Wednesday last week, question that came up for dis cussion was whether the Demo crats who voted against Tillman at the last election should be al lowed to participate in the State primary to be held this summer ed several deer. Mr. Arthur says that in St. Stephen’s parish, at the Belle not be granted. this Hthduy January, Anno Domini, 18U2. T. H. SPAIN, Judj,e of Probate. January 14—2t the express office at Houston, Isle plantation, they came a- w ill be impoasible for the Demo- Texas, was robbed by an un- cross the grave of Gen. Marion, crats to win in the approaching known thief of $10,000. the celebrated “Swamp Fox” of Two women were recently Presidential election, should tho Tw0 women were recently th Mr it Arthur 00106^1 he in c io party be committed to free com- elected members of the public tio „ is V as follows , th P e vutik tariff rofrtrm thf* srhool board of ioronto. Cana- ,V • \ age With tariff reform as the school board of Toronto, Cana-; bl k spaces indicating where da. This is the first time tha thj8fon ‘ isbroken: » | On this questioD the car- 'u, thu, cnuX “Brigadier Ocnernl —dr to office m that country. Af ar i« wbn departed this 1 It was decided that they should j issue our success is almost cer be allowed to do so, but that be- tain. , , w ouice .u u.«» W uu..y. „ • . fore any man should join a ty is united and by making it a bill has been introduced in- life on the 27th February, 1795, Democratic club or vote at the the main feature of the cam- tot h e Virginia Legislature look- in the <i3d year of his age. deep primary he must take the fob paign wo can carry New York jng to the revival of the whip- Ij regretted by all his fellow- BANK OF DARLINGTON, DARLINGTON, S. C., Capital, — — $100,000. Surplus and Undivi ded Profits, — $45,973.80 DIRECTORS: W.C. Coker, J. L. Coker, R. W. Boyd, J. J. Ward, E. R. Ifclver, A Nmliman, Bright Williamson. Transacts a General Banking Business. -O' lowing oath: “That heis a Dem- and Connecticut and will have ping post for the punishment of citizens. History will record j ocrat and will support the nom- a fighting chance in Massachu-' those stealing a sum of money his worth and rising generations , .. A .x j xt r r not exceeding five dollars, embalm his memory as one of „ . „ inees of the Democratic party setts and New Hampshire T i,p ghoriff of Seward Countv the most distinguished patriots SaVltlPS Department, nominated at said election.” ! Without New York we cannot nwi time of his denuties an< ^ heroes of the American- The Committee has made a win and with free silver in the ^ ere ” Bhot ar( j killed from am Kev .°l u tion, which elevated his Deposits of $1 and upwards grave mistake in requiring this platform our ranks will be di- i )US j 1 near ypringfield in that f la |' ve country to honour and oath; it has made a confession j vided and we wdl certainly lose State heVtheldesslngs"^ Tibcrty and of the party’s weakness. When j all the States mentioned, while, Ihe muidereis are unknown. pe ace a party can only be kept intact by ignoring the question, we Secretary Blaine was taken “This tribute of veneration by piedges and the members I will not lose a single State that suddenly ill in his office in the and gratitude is erected in com- b« whipped into line! by .„ji.n»» li—a.in S^£2d Writ's oMtS,' iron clad oath, it is in a bad, not The advocacy of free coinage w(jek At first his attack caus- * en , —he gallant exploit? of to say precarious, condition, by dm Democrats will mean the , ;t j Home alarm, hut he soon re- 1 er who lived without d, When party interest cannot en-! control of both branches of covered. died without—eproach. thuse the members, nor the de-1 Congress and the Executive De- The American Bell Telephone J* Hall. sire for party success inspire! pa r t raent l, y tf* 6 Republicans. Company has so forwarded its x. .. . . . . i »i i— (xvuppimtints in the tcleDhone tl,™,. there mu,, he somethin,, j A. has been forcibly ,epre,e,„ed ‘Xt'ed radically wrong. The requiring by I*ew England Democratic , one bv wb j c ^ wa j O . • > • mm . . ... l. x. — xx M X Mx, 4 IwX W X'vb'b ♦ lx f . . X. .au.to.iy «ruu K . a no requiring -J —» — bone by whjch w.nspers can ffvJC. 7/. .Vi/fi. A«/., TVohfile Jw/yf of an oath is indicative of the | members of Congress, the South || t , transmitted five hundred i su j t toni^’to (n-HntTni'to him letters Committee’s fear of the demor-1 will then be in a deplorable fix. miles with perfect distinctness, of Administration of the Estate of ami alized condition of the party. I With every branch of the gov- Diphtheria is raging in the ^Tlie^arv thervfo'e'to cite ami ad j Comnlete harmonv once reiirneH ! ernment hostile to our interests, vicinity of Reading, Pa. In a monish all and singular the kindred in the Democracy^ofs'mitlVc'ar w e will be ground to pieces by vHi.g/near there mere Bran ^^^'ttt'y .dina, why, therefere thi, un- the .W1 force bill. ontMiight! * At many ,,faces the USHSg. settled condition which fore- Die soutli consider tne question g( .j loc) j 8 ] ia ve been closed on ac- ry 28 next, after publication here- hodes trouble? The members of! well. Can we afford to have count of the virulence of the at ;t o’clockin the forenoon, to t ie Executive Committee have | fr®® *' R 8 price be a disease. said Administration should not be convicted themselves and their I force bill with the repetition of The men most prominently f? r, u | ted. wing of the party. Tliey have all the horrors of Reconstruc- spoken of now-a-days in politic- 0 f Januaiy, Annd Domini, 18«2. — I _ _ _ x - . X xx l xwlx.xxlxaxxx ..,x x . x v x x x»4- a XX • x am r a 4 lx 4 L, XV ran » * x, ar-x a TP' received. Interest allowed at rate of 5 per cent, per annum from date of deposit—payable quar terly on the first day of Janu ary, April, July and October. For further information ap ply at the Bank. o Accounts in both Depart ments solicited and will be given careful attention. o BRIGHT WILLIAMSON, President. L. E. WILLIAMSON, Cashier. Dec. 81—tf confessed that their administra- tion? We hardly think so. tion of affairs has made it so ♦ 1 . XL x STATE NEWS, that an iron clad oath seems to al circles in connection with the Presidential nominations are! Blaine and Harrison among thej Republicans and Cleveland, them necessary to keep Demo- Gathered From Our Exchanges, And Hill and Gorman among the crats, some of whom were once Pu * in Pa ra g r »P h »- prominent leaders, steadfast toj Probate Judge Lewis, ofWal- the party. I halla, committed suicide by T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. January 14, 1892—2t The appreciation of this con- footing himself -Monday of last i•,. .t ... week. No special cause is as- dition of the party has led the s jg ne( i for the deed, except that Committee into error. The oath he had been in bad health for is unnecessary. When a man several months, votes in a primary the very act On Monday night of last week constitutes a tacit pledge to John A. Norris, a young white abide by the last campaign De.nocrais. A riot occurred s a tacit pledge to -ionn a. x>orris, a young wmie nmum he result. During the ' nan 0 , f Sumter, was shot in that Evan P. V - T , ,, town by John Kingman, amer- Atlanta (i ugn Ihe News held J c h an t of Providence, Sumter candidate I during an election in the city of x\scension, Mexico, on Thursday. The chief magistrate of the city and his private secretary were killed, besides three others, and a num ber of persons were wounded. It is reported that the Farm ers’Alliance of Georgia will run Evan P. Howell, editor of the onstituHon, as their for Governor against in the position that all who took | County, and from the effects of Governor Northern, the incum- part, directly or indirectly, in ! the wound he died next morning.: bent, who was elected as the . , - • • xjx-x Alliance candidate and will A box containing over fifty seek a re . election . jugs of whisky oame to the ex- i., f .. _ press office in Bennettsvillo on Messrs Hanckel & Riordan,|Ui® Im® of Stationery and Xmas eve, as presents to as cotton brokers in the New York j Books can be supplied at rock many of the customers of a Cotton Exchange, failed on b 0 tt ()m p r j ceH the campaign, or affiliated with the Democratic party through their clubs, were pledged to support the nominee and for this reason, The News sup ported Tillman after he was nominated. This principle is stronger in the primary, even if no oath be required, for the pri mary differs fiom the conven tion in that in the former every participant commits himself to an acquiescence in the result by his individual action—the cast ing of his ballot. With or with out the oath, a man cannot vote in the primary and then oppose the nominee without stultifying himself. The Committee has gone out of its way to expose its own weakness. A Pointer on Stationery: Buy your Books and Billet Deaux Materials of B.O. BRIH- TOW. Pen Pointers are his specialty, and everything single dealer in Fayetteville— Thursday. The members of You Owe It to Yourself. Yon owe it to yourself to purchase the best groceries that are offered, and to do this you should go toC. N. Oates’ where the freshest and choicest gro ceries are always in stock and retailed at the lowest market | prices. and yet Marlboro enjoys a pro hibition law .—Benneltsville Banner. The Supreme Court, on Thurs day, decided that the city of Co lumbia had no right to charge the Columbia Club with a li cense for dispensing liquor to its members. In this the Circuit Court was overruled. The case has been in the Courts for some time and has created considera ble interest. The Kingstree Count)/ Record says: “The number of negroes leaving this county for Georgia is very large. During the past week 272 took passage from the depot at Kingstree, their railroad | tickets aggregating the sum of ! $1,(190.85. We learn that they are leaving at other depots in ^ the county in large numbers.” A State Democratic Conven- the firm wore former Charles tonians, Mr. Riordan at one time owning with F. W. Daw son the News and Courier. Mortgagee Sale. STATE OF ‘SOUTH CAROLINA, Darlington County. THE MAN OF THE HOUR. Grover Cleveland is one those fortunate men, who, when-, . x...... *i. x„ xl • , tion will he held in May to elect ever they open their lips, words do| te8 to the a p/ roachin>r Mr. Sanford, in his recent pa- *» County ami state on per on “State Sovereignty in the 2nd day of April, isss, executed Wisconsin,” shows that that and'delivered a mortjtaKeto J. S.Gor -Goto tliroitnnerl to Rooedp from n *‘ r .’„ ,lar<lla “’ of tl1 ' 1 iMimeCounty atate tlm ateneu to sectue trom Hm l State, to secure the payment of the Union in 18-bl unless corn- the bond »f the naid Manuel Lever to pensated by Congress for terri- the said J. 8. Gamer, Guardian, fc r tory given to Illinois, which f* 16 l,um “( Seventeen Hundred l)o!- was claimed bv Wisconsin lars payable as therein specified was ciaimeu oy w isconsin. whi( . h lno ,. tj!r . ttre recorded in the Representative Alexander, of <,nll ' e of ! lu ' Kcdster of Mesne ion xt at n i* u • * • i veyance for naid County of Darlinsrton North Carolina, has introduced OI /t h e 2nd dav of April, 183». in IWk into Congress a bill to facilitate No, 8 po#© 91*4 and the who’e a nount exchange through the mails by authorizing the issuance of stamps of the denominations of 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents and $1 and $3, which shall be on sale at all postoffices and which shall be deemed monev. 1 he bond of the sai I Mai u *1 Lever to the said J. S. Garner for the sum of x. r,.- Kiirht Hundred and Twenty-one 40 culture, representing the States loo Dollars payable as therein specified of Alabama, Arkansas, North which mortgage was recorded in the The commissioners of agri- Lee’s Prepare!] Agricultural Lime. For Cotton, Corn, Peanuts, Oats, Wheat, Clover, etc. The best Ferti lizer for Compost results—equal to the W .........x. Fertilizer on the Market. For HEREAS, Manuel Lever of said sale liy GEO A. BLAND, i ox..x. — Agent, at A. Weinburgs, Pearl St. Make Your Tax Returns. Auditor’s Office, Darlington, 8. C., December 1, 1891. This office will be open for the pur pose of listing the personal property and polls of the county for taxation for the fiscal year, commencing Nov. 1st, 1891, and ending Oct. 81st, 1892, from Jan. 1st, 1892, to Feb. 20th. ex cepting days advertised below for country precincts, and days required by law in filling the jury box. Meehaniciville, Tuesday, January 5; Swift Creek. Wednesday, “ 0; High Hill, Thursday, “ 7; Lenvensworth, Friday, “ 8: Philadelphia, Monday. “ li; Jasper, Tuesday, “ 12; Lisbon, Wednesday and Thursday, January 18 and 14; Cypress, Friday, “ Jo: Stokes Bridge, Saturday and of said mortgage debt, less $7.') paid <>ct. ber 15th 189", together with in tereat ami cost and expenses of collec tion as fixed therein is now due; and whereas the said" Manuel Lever on the lot Inlay of February 1841 executi d and delivered a mortgage to the said J 8. Garner to secure the payment o' come forth with happy effect, j National Democratic Conven- Whenever Mr. Cleveland makes tion. The Republican State a speech his utterances strike a ! Convention to elect ‘lel®^*® 8 to responsive chord throughout the National Convention will be .. -pl - • i held on April 19. A convention the country. Ibis is because () f the Reform Republicans will he is in sympathy and in touch be held for the same purpose on with the people. He knows April 2. what is causing tho depressed Ex-Comptroller General J. S. condition of affairs and he Vorner haa announced himself x *l i . x ■ . . .. I as a candidate for Congress in strikes hard', straight blows at | the fourth Congressional dis trict. Congressman Shell will be a candidate for re-election and it is said that Senator Don aldson. of Greenville, will also entfrthe race. A lively fight may, therefore, bo expected in memoration of Andrew Jack-' that district, son’s victory at New Orleans,! The following is from his speech was the feature of Pick®n 8 Sentinel: “An unusual .„e occasion. «. „ bold,! aggressive attack upon the en- The night was as clear as crys- Monday, January 18 axat 18: Carolina, Georgia and Tennes- effice aforesaid in Book No. 8, page Lydia, Tuesday, “ 1«; ^ . - (| ft ort.l *lw» .. 4 ? 1 LI .. .. I: I! . A47...1. ’ ’ the root of the Double. At the dinner given on Fri day, in New York, by the bus iness Men’s Democratic .Asso ciation of that city, in corn- see, met at .Memphis, op Satur ‘ h ® whole amount of naid i * _ j /• i ii * uiorttfafco debi), together with interest day, and flamed an adiliess to and the eost and expeuxes of collection all societies and individuals in- aa fixed therein is now due and un- terested in agriculture in the I* 11 '*!; and whereas default has been South, recommending a reduc- "l: 1 ,'!''!!\ !. ,le of * ai <l l> 0 i„U. .. 1 n secured by said mort^aeres, tlie said tion of the cotton area. j mortgages will be foreclosed by sale A terrible ernlosion occurred './ the '“O'tvnged lands by virtue of a tern Die explosion occurrea the power contained in the mortgages. in a mine at McAllister, Indian which sale w ll he made by the sub- Territory, on Thursday night. ! briber at public auction at Darling .About three hundred and fifty 1 i? nCou '3 House, in front of the Court House door on the first Monday in .x .-4 ! 41 * 1 i • • 4* • ihminc uoor on men were working in the mine February next during the usual at the time and of these one hours of sale. Terms of sale, cash, hundred were killed and one Th« following Is a description of the hundred and fifteen were "“hi mortgaged premises: All that wounded, ubout one halt of whom will probably die. HarUville, Wednesday and Tliursflay, January 20 and 21; Antioch, Friday, “ 22; Society Hill, Monday and Tuesday. January 25 and 28: Filling jury box, last week in Jamiai y. The following insiructions fi-om Comptroller Generals office will be observed: “Circular No. 18. second series. The attention of this office has been called to the fact that in some counties of the State the Auditors have been in the habit of distributing 'oosely the returns for personal prop erty and allowing individuals to fill out the same sending the said returns to tne County Auditors without the oath which attaches to the same be ing administered. The practice mu«t bo stopped and each and every tax- AN OUTRAGE. emy on the tariff reform line and predicted the party’s defeat should that issue be put aside for some other. The party is pledged to tariff reform and it hours, must keep faith with the people, sual and attracted the attention for, as Mr. Cleveland sa ys, of a K ood man y P eo P le ” “party faithlessness is party The famous Cantwell case dishonor. I ha8 been Mr. the Unwarranted Attack Upon a Floren tine. [Florence Times.] Mr. Edward Blount, a young man of this county, who lias ra tal, the stars shone brightly and cently been engaged in business the wind blew cold, but in the j n Georgia, ba-i been spending east and south flash after the Christmas holidays with his flash of lightning was seen, f am jiy i n t hi 8 city. On Monday which continued for several night, near daylight, an attempt It was something unu was made on his life by parties in ambush. Three shots were, fired at him, one of which grazed his thigh, affecting a slight dismissed from the wound. r Supreme Court docket. Last Mr. Blount had done nothing Clevelands speech was summer the Governor removed since he had been here to incur known as the McNcesc place, and : bounded on the north by Jeffries I Creek, east by lands of Mc”aii, south by lands of George E. McCall and Jo seph Norwood and west bv lands of W. E Rhodes. J 8. GARNER and . ™ j J. 8. GARNER, Guatdian, kortga- these questions categ orically to ea; h ! | and every person making a return of ! personal property. When the ,aid ( return is made, the Auditor will nd- i ministerthe oath and swear the party | making the return in each and every instance.'" 1 Any person, company, or corpora tion commencing any busiuew in the county alter the first day of January 1892. Rhn.11 within 4hiy4*r ..#4- ’ Dr. John A. Since the recent disastrous fire from which lie suffered so severely has purchased the stock °f Dr- W. J. Garner, and has 'eaHed the latter s desirable business stand on the West side of the Public Square for a term of years. Here his friends and patrons wifi find him in the futu e Provide l as heretofore with a large and select assortment of DRUGS. MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C. t*'A continuance of the liberal patronage which has been accorded bin ed. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES Him in the past is respectfully soheit- Realizing this condition we come before the trade offering inducements that cannot be equaled. We do not ft8k toui patronage simply for friendship’s sake, nor for past favors, buf we com" as honest business men and ask }our trad® for the dollars and cents we will save you. ' With pluck, energy and an unerring judgment, backed b> t e ALMIGHTY AMERICAN 1 0LLAK. we have secured BARGAINS that no ninety day CREDIT CONCERN can ho[_e to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, bu’ have proven the past four years that we fulfil every promist we make. We now propose o sell you gooJs at prices tomeei those of your cotton. With many thanks to the public for the very liberal patron age of the past, we respectfully invite everyone to call at our new sland and we will prove that we aie still The Leaders of Low Prices. Very respectfully, A. J. BROOM. Willcox’s Old Drug Store. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN WARE HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING AND FITTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. Tin and Slate Roofing and Fronts a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work Give us a call and you will surely be pleased. J. G. orner Public Square and Main Streets J. G. McCall's Old Stand. April 16-lyr The Greatest Bargains in CLOTHING Ever offered in this MARKET. The fact is we want to reduce our stock of CLOTHING, The figures are as follows: UITS FORMERLY SOLD AT $ 3 75 REDUCED TO $ 3 25 • < ti ii (4 4 50 li ti 4 00 ii ii ti it G 00 ii ii 5 25 ii ii ii it 9 00 <fc • < 7 00 ii ii ii it 12 50 ii ti 10 50 ii ii ii ({ 13 00 ii a 10 75 ii ii it it 14 50 if a 11 80 it it ii ii 15 00 ii a 12 00 it ii Si i fc 1« 50 a is 12 75 a a ii a 17 50 a a 18 50 it it ii a 18 00 i i a 14 00 ii. ii ii a 20 00 a a 15 50 These are our famous Tailor Made Suits, New Goods and none better made. VSr Come and see for yourself. 'Watchmakers AND Jewelers,. Darlington, S. C., IDExA-XalEIRS 11ST FIRE SLYER WARE and JEWELRY UAH Kinds. HTThe handsomest Bridal Presents to be found in tire town of Darlington. EWWatches and Clocks promptly repaired, and all work guaranteed. Oct. 15—8m. Patronize Home Industries. The Darlington Ginning, Milling, Fertilizer and Warehouse Company are turning out the Finest Heal Hade, - ground from best, sound corn, and ab solutely free from adulteration. They propose to sell it as low as pure goods can be sold. Buyers, ask your mer chant for Darlington Meal and take no other; it is alwaysfresh and always reliable. Merchants, patronize your hi me mill and give your customers the best meal to be had, besides save writing, exchange on bills, and haul ing. Give us your orders. The Darlington a, M„ F. & W. Co. - May 21-tf Oflllt $1 CO —aw *3B»sr«jw WON’T HATCH OUT A CHICKEN! Neither will proclamations on dead walls revive languishing trade. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Is the great INK-UBATOH ' 1 FOR HATCHING s OUT BUSINESS. jng three hundred^ acres, more or less, j payer will be required to appear be fore the respective County Auditors either by themselves, tiieir"agents, or 4 assigns, guardians, trustees, admiixijU t ators, etc., and answer the varies*) questions as appear upon the retwros. ‘ And the County Auditors wU) pu* How Is This? wills Jamry!, A Stationery Run. We are having a big Station- heartily applauded by his hear- i Cantwell from the position of the enmity of any one, and it is era. It was sent over the wires 8 ' , pe rv > 8or of registration for believed the attempt was made' noonix. Charleston County. Cantwell by "parties who held an old . . .. . ^ ^ | claimed that he could not be grudge against the family and ,n tf stationary about it. shall within thirty ,1avk after commencing such busiom*. report to ,he Auditor under oath, the average capital employed or to be employed in such business unless such capital is shown to he listed in some other coun ty or State for taxation lor fiscal year 1891-92 in accordance with section 216 ! of General Shuntes. AH real es ate owners will Ire re- qui ed to - tale and the nress and the neoule I LTiarieston county. Cantwell j oy parties who held an old!. ’ ' L f . ! Sition'rf "ileiv. Wel ‘ ^ • ,ld ' . . ** . ^ P e claimed that he could not be grudge against the family and in £ 8 B l fi<mary about it. Tins, i a xt returns J » nee ma.ung throughout tne country warmly remove d without the consent of who have made attempts pre- seeming paradox, is a plain ’I'key hi© requested to state any i.-. greeted it. The speaker had; the Senate and the case finallv viously to wreak their vengeance fort nn.1 i* t,.c-ffulaiities. errors, or transfers in r«d struck a responsive chord, and reached the Supreme Court, not, on several of these boys, but | ’ , t0 OUr , P ’ however, until the Senate had without success. ! ver y low prices to very high) th ?« given its consent to the removal, Mr. Blount returned the fire, grade goods. more than ever is he regarded as the greatest living Demo crat. which practically question. settled the but it is not known whether with any success or not. 50 years except those incapable of earning a support from being maimed B /~\ 'D 1 DTO r T -, /^vVX r 1 j 1 " f 0 'x ftny oth* 1- cause shall be , Uj, r~x r~x I S-> I (_) W deemed taxable noils. WA LAgJ A V_/ W .j w H Co , lnty A||ditor The Immense and Well Selected STOCK J. F. EHRLY will Positively be Marked Down at Cost for Strictly Cash. SI4W. B. McGIRI, D. D. S.,SR Offers his professional services to the people of Darlington and vicinity. Office over the store of Edwards, Nor- ment & Co. Jan 19, '90—ly WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Of all kinds for sale at the very lowest market prices. Repairing a -peciaUy and satisfaction guaranteed. W. T. SANFORD, (At Mason’s Old Stand.) The Best is the Cheapest. The “Domestic" Sewing Machine Im provements for 1891. Two mrchines in one: etisin siiich; lockstitch: “Domestic'' loope . Ask the agent to show it to yon. \on will see iis g; eat value at once. ThK WONDKR OK THK Amt! Fi st in the field with new idea,!; high arm; bent wood work; convertible stiidi sewing machine. The “DOMESTIC" can be seen at the store of McCall & Burch, or at the residence of J. G. McCall. Mrs. J. G. McCall, Agent for Dif! Cotaitf. La Motte, the Green Grocer, had every day this week large supplies of shrimp, bkek fish, Whiting 11 all’s Bay oysters, and Kalma- 200 celery. These delicacies are in such demand that they are wanting: Bargains will do well >ld as soon as received, but as 0 ° LaMotto receives large supplies ired to inspect the Stock befo re purchasing d ai, y ^e u a^ays piepared to * 4 ° I se-ve bis customers. He also elsewhere.4t m has on band a lot of fine turkeys, which he will sell cheap.