Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ihe Jarlingten flfirn. evidence A number of recently (doge rnbberlee been made in HENRY T. THOMPSON, j WADDY THOMPSON, \ Idaho. Finally the robber* were captured and Editors. Thiirsdaf, April 7.; 1892. IMPORTANT! Every citizen County, who withe* to vote at the approaching election, must register. According to a recent Act of the Legislature every man must secure a new regis tration certificate Registration was begun anew this year and His silence is an that he will not, and oan not, have prove the truthfulnewi of his statement. to be six sisters dressed in men’s We never believed for a mo- clothes, fine of them confessed ment that the charge was true, ^ ,at their father had trained but we wished to give him a thf ‘ m in th « art of robber y- chance to vindicate himself. The people of Ulster County, « , , . „„ Ireland, talk of civil war should As he has fa led to do so we home nlle be given Ireland. Ul- dow pronounce the charge K ^ er which is a large section of of Darlington false. It is a pity that, while Ireland inhabited entirely by all good citizens of South Caro- Protestants, who oppose home I'n.l'Tivi.rintf t o he.i ,h« •£*«£. *** : breach ancl bring the white peo Catholics, who largely predomi pie together again, misrepies* n-' nate in the rest of Ireland, i tations which only engender Four cotton presses contain »TA TV Op HOVTIl VABOintA. County of IkirUngton. Court of Common Pies*, were found SummoM for Relief. (Complaint not served.} C. 8 MeCullonifh and E. E. Klrven, copartner* and doing banineiw un der the Ann name of McCullough > A, Klrven, Plaintiff*, against The Champion Canning I ompany, a corporation organized and char tered by and under the law* of the State of Sooth Carolina, C. S. Nettle* and A. A me* Howlett, De fendants. To the Defendant, A. Arne* Hewlett.' You are hereby sommoned and re- I quired to answer the complaint in thi* ; action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common \ Plea*, for the sai l county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber* at! their office Darlington C H., South presses _ _ _ bitterness and bad feeling are j n g about 30,000 bales of cotton,! Caroling within twenty day* after the allowed to zet abroad. As long were destroyed by Are in New service hereof, exclusive of the day of 1 Orleans on Sunday. The loss is ■? ch ,M * rv . i< *; au( .' I'* 0 " f»il. »<»“>*!!»«••• as newspapers will publish such » A.Cn/uv.wt . r .- the complaint within the time estimated at $2,000,000. This Mi<| ,, laintlffg in thig wil i statements, as J. R. Bum’s, an old certificate ts as useless as those who have the interest of k nown . “While this conflagra a Confederate ten dollar bill i the State at heart will have |tion was in progress fire de- Let every manbear this in mind, '>^1 work in restoring peace! Proved four blocks of buildings and harmony to our people. The best that can be done is to run down all such false state ments and expose them in the right light to everybody. Hu Split-liar SpsteD. Hard Tine: & Scarce Inep Have No Terrors for U§! Isn’t it Funny? aiw r that the doughty old SO-per-oenters have! THIS SPACE IS FOR t - • *>1 THE ADVERTISEMENT OF UcCALL it BURCH. is the largest cotton fire ev " | f “ r Ii *[ ,e re,ief ,l ’" 1)0011 forced to CUt their profits and follow. ns the time for registering fast drawing to a close. THE NATIONAL OUTLOOK. If anything can be gathered from the signs of the times we would judge that our prophecy that David 3. Hill will not re ceive the Democratic nomina tion for President is more likely than ever to be fulfilled. The Hill boom grows weaker every day and the people are more eager in their clamor for Cleve land—Grover Cleveland the enemy of monopolies and the friend of the poor man. Hill’s snap convention in New York has never fooled anybody. The people throughout the country who wanted Cleveland were not deceived. They knew the wily way of the political! A LESSON IN HISTORY. The in another portion of the city. Joseph Lyttle, an inmate of the Soldiers Koine at } complaint. Dated March 18, A. D„ 18U2. WARD A WOODS, P.aintiff*’ Attorney*. 1 To the Defendant, A. Ame* Howlett: i You will please take notice that the The little Devil Fish NEW SPRING LINE OP LADIES’ DRESS GOODS AND TRIM MINGS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS AND Ohio, killed his wife anddaugh- ter with a hatchet on Wednes day of last week. He attempt ed to kill another daughter, but j Ap 7—fit she escaped with a slight in On the Dayton, complaint in this action wa» duly filed down in prices ? Well, we will give them CENT*'*’ FURNISHING I GOODS, .1 1. •». * t. . 4*1...» *. 0 a L, ’ i *, te . .0 k in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the ( ounty of ,i Darlington, on the iWrd day of March, linOlIiei* SllQ6« 18W2. WARD A WOODS, Plaintiff*’ Attorney*, , Lyttle ; him. opponent* of Cleveland J u 7’ , Un tb « ^ , fol,owin F a , ,/ r . mob of one thousand men took often allege as a reason why he | should not be renominated the fact that he has already been * <• , e * ■» m • | ; STATE NEWS. defeated for the Presidency. I hey claim that as he could not Gathered From Our Exchanges, And be elected four years ago, he p u t j n Paragraph*, would not lx* successful this John Backstich, a negro, was year. They lay great stress up- killed by William Middleton, on this; indeed, it seems to be also a negro, at Hardesville in Hampton County on the 24 ult. Annual Meeting. [THE regular annual meeting of l ‘ from jail and lynched; 'J HtockholdurB of the People> Hank of Darlington will be held at the office of the President, on Mon day, the 2.’>of April, for the election of Director* to »erve for twelve month*. H. L. CHARLES, Apl 7—3t. Cashier. ST^TEZMEJSTT OK THK CONDITION OK - THE - People’s Bank of Darlinjlon, their chief argument. If these opponents of the I The postoffice at Eishopville o-r.-at tariff reformer will stndv ,ia s been reopened and W. L. At the close of busine**, March 81, great tariff reformer will study ^^ ^ ^ made tma8t . lWi , i„ accordance with an Act of .*1 * the history of America, they will find something that will silence this argument. They er. Best French Satines worth 20 cts. per yard cut to 10 cts. Frait and Barker 4-4 Bleach sold at 121 cts.’, our price 81c. Standard brands of Ginghams 61 and 8Jc per yard. Best, heavy Homespun Checks only oc. per yard. It is useless to mention Our Shoe Department, as we a e the acknowledged leaders of honest Shoes at a low price. We would respectfully call the attention of the trade to the fact that we have added A LINE OF GROCERIES Latest-Styles and Lowest Prices. Aug. 14, ’91—lyr. and, emboldenedby the fact that will find that history furnishes us with three instances, where in men have been elected Pres- I the (ienerul Assembly. AMBT8. C. P. Barrett was arrested at Loan* and Discount* $i8«,0!»«.42 and are determined to name the lowest of low prices on them. Spartanburg last week on the'Stocks 8,*80.00 charge of dishonest conduct while employed in the postoffice Du'eVrom Banks 13, 4« SUI Standard A. (iranulated JSuirar. ’iU lbs tor XI. at Cowan, Ga. |t'*»h 12,8*4 17 ♦826,008.15 I Standard A. Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for $1. Best Rio Coffee, 20c per pound. Also the cheaper grade. .•••• w.ww.w Safe, Furniture, ic 9*5.50 VVe give a few prices to show which way the wind is blowing: Expenses paid 1.150 17- every indication pointed to Cleveland as the favorite of the rank and file of the New York a / ler ^ e y have suffered The trial of Meetze in Colum- LIABILITIES. , Demo'raev thae n ... defeat. . bia this week, for killing Clark j capital 8t«»k paid up ♦100,000.00 Be-t High Grade Patent Flour at S0.2r> per barrel. i^emo^rary they are every- T . Amaa T ~ on Main Street in that city in [Deposit* so,e80 27 where working vigorously for Thomas Jefferson, the found- front of the op<;ra house a year Due other Bank. 42« *.i the ex-President and it seems e , r ° f ou J F re at Democracy, was or RO ugo> resulted in his acquit- 10,0^^ your own interests you will be sure to call on that they will he succesHful. nefeateu for the Presidency by tal. j Undivided Profits it.WO.M Only three Democratic State ' John Adams and four years o n Saturday the anti-Till-; Re ‘ , ’ ll *‘ ou,,t * Conventions have been held afterwards was elected to that manites elected all the offices of .. t since reew York’s snan conv**n office. Andrew Jackson, the Jd 16 L ,aurens Townships Demo-j JOHN SI8KRON, ) tion-one in New England and «reat exponent of Democracy, time jn 8jx year8 that the anti . j. K . nkttles, 1 two in the North west—but these "'as unsuccessful in his candi-1 Tillmanites have had control of STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. three were solid for Cleveland : dac y for the Presidency in 1824, the club. The club is located in ...c, H. and they show his strength in I hut in 1828 he was elected in the townships and Shell Jive. in which those two great sections of our Wil liam Henry Harrison, the country. First, Rhode Island grandfather cf the present Pres- has elected a delegation to the ident ’ was defeated by Martin ei j the jlu , ffrnent of the Circuit National Convention instructed ' an Purcn, but in the election Court of South Carolina in favor to vote for Grover Cleveland nex * Allowing Van Buren was of the State of South Carolina and Minnesota has followed the in turn defeated by him. Minh.^Comilnv ^his^ettles example of “Little Rhody” by Cleveland the great veV question and instructing its delegates for tariff refoimer and the hones* gives the victory to the State. Cleveland, while in far off North man ’ wa8 defeated for the Pres- Dakota the delegates elected 'deney four years ago, but to- have been requested to vote for day he is stronger than ever in Cleveland, and the men com-! the heart8 of the people, and, if posing the delegation are en- nominated, he will be elected, thusiastic for him. ^ New England and the great Arizona Honey at Edwards Northwest have thus been heard Norment &Co 8 - from and it is probable that those sections will be unani mous for Cleveland. It now Items or Interest From All Over The remains for the South to rally j World, around the banner of the great-1 Rev. Sam Jones has begun a est friend it has had since the great revival service' in Augus- war—the man whose friendship ta ’ for the South was in a great Five men, working in a sul- measure the cause of his defeat P ,iur n,in o near New Orleans, were suffocated one day of last Irby j, Charles,’• ttshier, of the People’s j Bank of Darlington, 8. O., who on | me oath su vs. that the above Statement' Tho Supreme Court of the i„ true to the best of his knowledge United States on Monday affim- and tn-lief . H. L. i HARLE8, ‘ ' ' Cashier. Sworn to before me this April 2, 18*2. (4EO. ONSLOW, Notary Public, 8. f. [L. 8. j Space forbids more quotations, butif u>u will only consult r own interests you will be sure to call on Yours respectfully, A. J. BROOM. Willcox’s Old Drug Store. SPRING GOODS! .-wmmaesEtssx - The Bank ol Darlington, BRIGHT WILLIAMSON, President. W. C. COKER. Vice-President. L. E. WILLIAMSON’ Cashier. DIRECTORS: W. C. Coker, J. L. Coker, R. W. Boyd, J. J. Ward, E. R. Melver, A. Nachman, Bright Williamson. GENERAL NEWS. ’ week. A steamer wa* burned on the O'-io River, at Cincinnati, on Thursday and eleven persons wore burned to death. four years ago. He stood man fully by us, even willing to suf fer defeat for our cause, and we should stand faithfully by him. Let it never be said that the South has turned its back upon Walter E. Shaw, a young its best friend. lawyer of Houston Tex., mur- Within the last week or so, dered his aged mother and Cleveland’s chances for the slunt in that c,t > r on Thurs day. nomination have brightened On Sunday three young ladies considerably. The defeat of attempted to cross a river near ,e„ i • x, | Abingdon, v a., when the boat ,n ^ on S7 rc8> ' sank and the young ladies were has served to bring him forward j drowned. HILL CAN'T WIN. Gorman and Brice Concede that Cleve land is the Most Available Man. Washington, March 31.—The partnership of Senators Gorman, Brice and Hill has been dissolv ed. They are as friendly as ever personally, but they no longer act together, indeed it is doubted if they have done very much business as a firm since the election of Speaker Crisp. It will he remembered that Speaker Crisp did not carry out all their suggestions in making up the committees. Since then LIABILITIES. Senator Hill has been operating (j a p iu i stock paid in Iioo.ooo oo largely on his own account, the Surplus and Undivided trip South taken against the ad- Profit* 53,78(1 85 vice of both Senators Gorman Sr and Brice, being the thing , ,, » which finally separated the triumvirate. Now Senators ~ , ' Gorman and Brice are saying! that they do not see h<»w ^ona- j ore ^ 0 j n ^ statement i» true and tor Hill can be nominated, and correct to the best ' 11 1 We have just opened an Elegant lone of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, ETC., Wash Goods of every variety, Embroidery, Laces, Parasols, Fans, &c. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, shoes, eto. j April, 18*2. as preemenently thejman to lead us. Again, Tammany leaders have announced that, while they prefer Hill, they are not wedded to any man’scandidacy. and they pledge Tammany to support the Democratic nomi nee, whoever he may he. They affirm that they are for Demo cracy first, last and all the time This removes the last serious objection to Grover Cleveland and he should, therefore, V** nominated without further war ring about the matter. elected if nominated, and that, huJ belie! they do not see ho w e - ’’resident Cleveland's nomination is to be| prevented, nor how the Republi cans will be able to keep him I Attest: from being elected. They think ex-President Cleveland can car ry New York and can probably be elected without New York.) As Senator Gorman says .- j “That is the logic of the situa-, tion.” ST-AxTEMEITT At the close of business, Mareh 81, 18*2, in conformity with an Act of the General Assembly. ASSETS. Loan* ami Discounts |188,»42 M2 Rea^istate""'.'.:::::::::::::::: vSSS! Would call special attention to our Evitt & Due by Bunks... ♦15.88* 58 Bi*o s Ladies b me hhoes; every pair Total Asset* ♦22'',*#* 08 guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call examine our goods and get our prices be fore buying; we will save you money. Respectfully, JOYE & SANDERS Welling & Bonnoitt, Hardware, Cutlery, Cuds and Agricnltnral Implements. Agrexxts for ]McCorin : ck JIower§,B ; nd- ers and Hay Rakes. Halliday Wind Hills. Brunson B:.r Slides. Law’s Block Haines, Sdie Harrows. Iron Age Harrows. Carry a tull supply ol Pumps and Pipe tor driv en wells, Rubber and Leather Belting and Ma chine Oils. N. B.—A large number of McCormick Mowers are now in u*e in Darlirgton and Florence Counties. We keep in stock extra piece* for these machines. Mch 17, ’*2—8m. Woods & Milling of liis knowledge | L. E. WILLIAMSON. Cashier. Sworn to before me this 1st day of [l.h. 1 C. D. EVANS, Notary Public, 8. C. ctarlingtoa, S. C W. c. COKER. ; E. K McIVEK, U. W. BOYD. 1 vTTJST ZR.EOEI'VIEID A very large and carefully neleirted stock of Shots Sir iht Sjrilg ul Sim 1 Trill. The largest and finest lot of Edwin C. Burt’s goods that they have ever carried. A beautiful line of Director* A bill to absolutely prohibit the admission of Chinese per sons into the United Statespass- ed’the federal House of Repre sentatives on Monday. It is interesting to note that A SCIENTIFIC TflIUMPH of the 328,000 divorces granted * rur r*. rs. in the United States during the i IN LA DIF S SHOES. Kr’c'.TeJHE PERFECTION IMRTMIE. TE Thorough, Practical InAtniction. Gradu ate# a'Stated to positions. *Mr Catalogue PKKK Write to For Indies, Misses and Children in all the new shades. In Men’s Shoes they have a stock- that cannot be excelled anywhere in qvality, variety or style. Special attention is called to their ♦* Shoe, Kenuine calf and xoodyear- welt; also their complete line of Umbrellas, Valises, Trunks, &e, and Shoe Findings of every description. Their Hats are just something nobby. Woods & Milling, PROPRIETORS air# .'MgiMcti to positions, Catalogue a _, _ w rsMM jmiM coiiip, Ine Darlington Shoe Store. Mar 24—6m -THE- Largest Line NO PROOF OF THE CHARGE. It is the purpose of this paper to do no man an injustice. Ac tuated by this motive, we offer ed the use of our columns tp oneJ. R. Burn, of Society Hill, wives. A terrific cyclone swept over 1 Iowa, Nebraska. Ivans :s .>;issou-1 ri and Texas on Thursday night. The damage to property was i immense and over fifty persons were killed. In Kansas several [ towns were almost entirely do-1 stroyed. A sale took place one day last week, at Fayette Mo., underthe Vagrant Act of that State, when five negroes were sold to the I highest bidder. One brought $25, another $5 and the three I .others $1. The .negroes gener- to publish to the world the ally are highly indignant and names of the anti-Tillmanites threaten revenge, who are working the negro vote, Peter Martin and John Mul- as was alleged by him in a re- l ,ns - two white men murdered cent letter to ‘the Columbia an old farmer, named Thomas j. • x r, , Edwards, a* Madison cross Register. Our readers will re- roa(l8 memner that we promised in our last issue to publish the names if the said J. R. Burn would furnish them and we feel sure that our effort to treat the matter fairly will be appre ciated by everybody, save, per haps, J. R. Burn himself. We gave him the fullest opportuni ty to substantuate his grave charge, but he has failed to do Require no breaking in j A narrower shoe can be worn. Prevents Dump, Cold, I Tender and Tired feet I thus avoiding Doc-j tors’ Bills. - 4! They lit like a glove. 1 Jff Thev do not spread or ! break at the side. Flexible, Durable. Ele gant and Economi- I cal. Ladies call and examine this shoo that pre- j serves health and pro- j motes life. All sir.es in latest Opera and Com mon Sense. POPULAR LOW PRICKS. Satisfaction truaraoteed. Cossoli patki) SitoKj O.JMTrf, Lynn, Mass For sale In Darlington hv J. J. SHEPARD. Ap 7—1m. 1 IU vOG OF SPORTING GOODS, Such as Baseballs, Bats, Mits, Footballs, Croquet Sets. Hammocks,Stretch- Hooks, &c., Era kglit ta tin Hit;. — - I Also a full line of small Appointments, Supervisor of Musical Instruments. Registration, Darlington County. I w II attend at the following plaees, on date named below, for the purpose ! of registering the voter* of Darlington County in accordance with recent Act of the Legialature. All certificate* of iegi*tration i**ued muat lie presented c ZDETJO-S. F4-4-4-H-H-H-M-H-H-H-H-H.4-4-H - |Dr.JoluiiBiyi:; Book Store. Notice. TICE i* hereby given that Cer tificate, No *4. for 5 share* of Capital Stock of Darliogton Light liefore new one* will he issued, or if Water and Power Co., standing in my ‘ ' I- et JKJO’I ° f .N t "dI the Ca JUST OPENED A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF Si Alabama, on Tuesday night of last week and then burned his house over him. Mullins was afterwards caught and lynched. Six persons escaped from the jail at Charlotte, N. C., on Thursday, among them being John Boyd who is charged with Latest Styles ! I 0W6St Prices wrecking the train near States ville last summer when twenty- A <Jll! wl1 * y° n - two persons were killed. Some y i of the escaped prisoners have I '*“ J Iwen iw-apKm-d. I J|lHI , ; i, u . bpnng ana summsr MILLINERY. certilicHte* cannot be produced then nn affidavit u* to Iom* i* nece**itry. Darlington C. H., Feh’y 15, Meh 7, 22, 28, April 4. May 2. : Meehauie*ville Feh’y 18 j Levennworth “ 17 ; Antioch “ l" HarUrille “ IS and 20, closing 3. P. M. la»t day, ; Jasper Feb’y 24 i LUbon “ 25 and 36, closing 3 P M. Ia«t day Schmid. “hiladelphia Lydia 8toke* Bridge Cypre** Hwift Creek High Hill Soeiety-Hill 27 March 2 “ 3 and 4, cloning 3 P. M. last day “ 5 10 “ II “ ’ 15 and *6 closing 8 P. M. last day • J. F. GARNER. Sup. Registration January’ ‘J8tb 18*2 name and tielonging to me, also Certi ficate. No. 45, for 10 share* of same atock in the name of Mr*. Annie For man, have been lost and application will lie made to aaid Company on the 20th of April next for new Certificate*. Mar 31—3t B. B. FORMAN. —: FMTHE South Carolina Medical Amo- | elation will hold it* next annual meeting at Georgetown. 8. <’., April 27. 18*2 Dr Joseph Price, of Phila delphia, will address the Association. An excursion will be given on Friday to points of interest in the harbor. Reduced rate on all road* will be oh [ tained and connections will be made , with the Georgetown and Western Railroad at Lane's. J R BRATTON. U. D . Pre*. Pkykk Porchkr, M. D., Secy. Ap 7-lt. Desires to infonn his friends and pat ron* that he I* now occupy ing one-half of Haynsworth’s Furniture Store (In the Hewitt Block) As a Drug Store, Where he will be pleased to *ee them. A large part of my drugs having h«*en iost in the recent fire I can there fore give my cuMtomer* the advantage of a PERFECTLY FRESH STOCK bought in the best market*. JOHN A. BOYD. Mar 24-tf Atiention Mechanics! All person* In need of babbitt metal can purchase it cheap at th* Dar lin«to>- Nkws office. June 12. ’WO—tf Old new*[iaper*, answering exceed ingly well for the purpose of wrapping paper, for sale at Thk Darlinutox Nkws office at 20cent* a hundred. Beg to announce that their stock of new SPRING GOODS IS NOW READY. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS. I* or Gentlemen, Ladies, Boys and Children. Readv-made Clothing' for Men, Boys and Children. -A. JRD'W -A.RE -A-lNriD TIN"WA.H,E GROCERIES at wholesale and retail. EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.