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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS—$1 Par Annnni In Adtaoc*
Meauta tor • mouth*; W oeutf toi
1 mouth*.
Advertising Rstas;
Ons Sqosra first luwrtlon $1.00
One Stjiutre saaond insartlon 00
(very »ub*e<|uent Insertion 50
Coutrset ■dvsrtiseiuauta Inserted
upon the most ’'eaaouable term*.
THE POLITICAL STATUS.
Thing* are getting more
‘'dlTidD,” anti thst Dsrlln
Count/ will be reprcSenk
the C<di»titiitlonal OwnrBrrtton
by four Reformer*. There
seems to be. a decided disposi
tion on the part of the Conser
vative* to be done with the
whole matter ot the Constitu
tional Convention. They are
not diepoeed to take any part in
the primary, Dor U it at all like
ly, as things stand at present,
that they will participate in the
general election even. If the
composition of the Convention
were to be about equally divid
ed between the two factions, it
might be worth while to make
a tight for the delegation from
this County. As It U to be so
overwhelmingly in the hands of
the Reformers, however, four
Conservative delegates from
Darlington, even if we could
get them, would do precious lit-
way,
very
and more muddled political
ly, and if the Democratic
Primary were not so close
at hand, they would
soon get so badly mixed that il
would take a Philadelphia law
yer to tell where any of us “is.- ...
at." The Reformers seem Jtl« good, «o that thegener.idi*
have gotten mad because th J P«Hition now seems to be to let
Conservatives held their th ' DK ‘ lon “; i
ing last week, and at their mas* Thus ,t is that, while we are
meeting at Oats, (which, by the aot going to have a divided del-
as we are informed, we. h? ation * chances are that
slimly attended), passed w « wil1 accomplish after all the
resolutions agreeing to itvlde chief par*** for wh.ch.uc ha
delegates, but. at the .ame delegation was to be desired,
time, demanded that the two namely, the obviaUon of * bit
Conservative members of the fi tf h t between the faction,
delegation pledge themselves to j at the general election
support certain issues, among i ^ 8urnU)r (botb
them being the Dispensary law. ,
This was like giving the Con Conservative Counties,, deserve
servatives something with their (f" a » credit for the spirit of
right hands and taking it back I * h ey have d.splaywl
with their left; or like giving agreemg to div.de their dele-
them a present with a string « a ‘' ona the Constitutional
tied to it, by means of winch Convention equaHy between the
they jerked it away froni two factions, and they have
them again. While unde, an '““P 1 * which ought to
ordinary circumstance*! ™ aka Charleston and Mime oth
any self-respecting candidate
would refuse to tie himself hand
and foot by pledge, which he The Be<lt 8alve in the world
was compelled to make in ad for Cut||( Bruises, Bores. Ulcers,
vance, the exigencies of om gait Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
sitnation in this State, which Chapped Hands Chilblains,
would certainly seem to war- Corns, and all Skin Eniptions.
. ,, ;.. and positively cures Piles, or no
rant all possible concession* u i aranteed
from both sides, might make I ^ _ ive perfect satisfaction, oi
er counties feel rather ashamed
Why Was It
Uml A ymr'm Ssr<*|mrllla. nut ol th# *r*»t
uumlisr of sliulUr prr|.«raituiu msnulM-
nittil ttimu(li<..it th* worM. wh the only
■iMdleltu ot I** kind iwtsattUd St the
WorlS's Valr. Chl.-asor And why wss It
Uiat, In eplt* ol Om united effnrU ot tbu
■nMutssturare ol other prcpsrsNons, th*
di-.'Ulou of Iks World'* Fair bseewrt waa
■ol reverted,
BECAUSE
AraordJa* to Bul* U-"A*UslM g,
that are la anv W »T dan»eroue or o
olleoalve, alaa patent laadiclaaa, 0
noetrume, and empirical prapara- °
tlona, whoaa lasradlaata art cob- o
realad, will not ba admlttad to tba O
Bapoeltton,” and, therefbre-
Sraoiue Ayer* Saruparfll* 1* sot * o
patent medicine, not a noetiam. aBd not ®
a vecr-t preparation o
S-eeaae He propiieton had nothin* to
eooeeai when queettoned aa to the for-
mnla from which K la eompoanded.
8"<n*t It U all that it to claimed to he 0
-% romponnd Cbneentrued Bitnet of •
SareaparlRa. aad la every eewae, worthy J
BrnMoradanst Of Ihiamnat impattont o
aemaSttee. eaBrd tnfnher for paeeta*
of the
Ayei's^Sarsaparilla i
AT THE WORLD’S PAIR
tooooosoccoooooooroeoQCoi
^ WBEK’3
REA PINO PREBj
| POR 5IX KAnilJes.
(tend a poetn nrdwii* your aaair end
! sis ’•! )«»ur r« fi/f a s*mps «w
lilt Mi Mil CimlMiii,
Nswsy. to j
l>*i|>*rira*tit. < u * 1
rxz vxx
noni larfecupauf <
t.Il»it»r«. kvery ueae couinv cuarac.
terl.tle art.elev Irmn Joe. ra.mlier llarnv,
nr T twW n rarmiie man I.~iraa-
tou, mil Arp. Her*- Vlunken. Robert J.
Mml.ilat. aad uah.r wr.tera aad aatbort
Of ItOtP.
(I rent prPMtlum fsiHir t lor IMft. mm
for aaai|.le eo,.y end partlrutere.
THE CONSTITUTION.
ATLAhVa, OA.
TjfpewritinfPlwpiiB*.
■ AM upskorsd to attMMtothlacUM
ofwerkproRmtlyaadfcruratelv.
and would be «J*d lor thoae oeediirx
Mrs. LUCY M. KORMENT.
I
LAW OAROE.
R. W. BOID.
BOYD l BROWN.
Attorasys End 0«tns«l*n At La*
Office in brick building south of
the Bank of Darlington.
DARLINGTON C. B. t & 0.
FtOMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION *’
ALL BOSINEBS.
W. I. McGIRT.D.D.S.
Off an tab profeaaloual perviewto
tba people of DarllDgtoB sod vicinity.
ORee ever the atoee of Sd wards A Co.
'Job 1»7 M- -
I Of THE 8TOCKHOL- j
i Of the Darlington Tobacco
my will be held at Darllnirton,
Carolina, In the office of)
President of fhe Bank of
0Srlington on Wedneeday, July Hat,
1W5, at Wedlock M.. for the purpoae!
of eoncidering and voting upon the
bonding of the aaid ( ompanv to the !
amount of Three Thouaand Dollar*, i
By order of the Board of Director*;
W. J. MOORHEAD,
L. E. WILLIAMSON, PreaidenL .
Secretary.
June *7—5t.
ERDVES
R. Lu DARGAN,
Attorser at Law.
Darlington, 8. C.
Office oppoelte Coart House.
Woods gt Milling
SPECIALTIES,
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE,
and
COMMERCIAL LAW.
WANTED,
A MAN WITH EXPERIENCE TO
take charge of five acre* of to
becoo, barn and pack-honae; to core
and market It, for a liberal Interest in
the crop. Tobacco in a promtetng
condition. Write to
A. B. STUC KEY,
Sumter, S. C.
one feel justified, under the cir
cumstances, in pledging himself
to the support of such measures
as nidt with his approval. Bui
the two .Conservatives in Dar
give perfect
money refunded. Price 25 cent*
r box. For sale at Willcox &
■ drugstore.
Yes,” sighed the Hammock
regretfully, “it was my fault
lington County who will pledge that those sweet young people
themselves to support the Dis tell out.” ....
pensary law, (if any two such 1 ,.“ Ne , ve I re J oine< ? tl1 *
are to be found), will not, we merr y twinkle of its nick
predict, be men calculated to in (e pjgted spokes, “I shall see to
spire confidence in their Reform it that they are much thrown
supporters. In fact, the propo- together.”
-*“»» “ iul^ro? .XfSToS,
Those who took part «d | WM ed^hlished.
the mass meeting at Oat*
would have occupied a fai I Four Big Succmm*.
more commendable position, il, Having the needed merit to
instead of acting ns they did, more than make good all the
.. ... . advertising claimed for them,
they had just, come out in • j tbe f 0 |] 0 witig four rsmedies
frank, manly way and said they
did not favor a “divide’
the Conservatives. Even Ben a
have reached a phenomenal sale
with Dr. King’s New Discovery, ft
term | consumption, Coughs and Coldi
each bottle guaranteed—Elec
for
schemes about making candi f0f Uver| Stomach and Kid-
dates pledge themselves in ad Ueys. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
vance, never for a mom. nt the best in the world, and Dr
sought to maintain that caudi-1 KJng^s ^New^Life^ Pills,
dates must be.made to promise I J araBt ;
to support the Dispensary law. | ; ui!t wbat claimed
which
these
perfect pill
raranteed to do
I just what is claimed for them
He realized only too thoroughly and the dealer whose name i*
that that was a matter for legls- attached herewith will be glad
.nd o-Jb.,
should not be incorporated In 1
the Constitution of a State. As I Alexander Clark, asSpaghetti*
well try and incorporate in it in the burlesque “Trilby,” at
a method of drawing juries, the I the Garrick, in New York,
enumerative powers that are to
be conferred on corporations,
laws relative to banks and bank
ing, or any of the many other
laws that should owe their ori
gin to legislative enactment.
The Constitution of the United
States could well be taken as a
model of brevity for the several
States to pattern afler. Too
many of them are running into
the error of adopting volumin
ous codes of laws instead of
what should be merely a skele
ton, containing the basic prin
ciples of government.
The resolutions adopted at the
Conservative Convention last
week in regard to the division
of delegates have been referred
for action to the Reform Execu
tive Committee of the County,
of which Mr. W. H. Lawrence
is the chairman. Mr. Lawrence
has addressed a communication
to the special committee ap
pointed by the Conservatives to
treat with his faction, m which
he invites them to meet his com
mittee at Fiinn’s Cross Roads
to morrow (Friday), with a view
to discussing the matter of the
proposed “divide”. The out-
look as we go to prase leads us
to believe that there will be no
i*
said to be making it quite a sue
cess. He begins by bypnotiz
ing Trilby, then Little Billee
then Taffy, the Laird, and
Gecko, Anally the piano, which
play* automatically, and,
fast, having hypnotized every
thing in sight, he hypnotizes
the door, which opens in re
spouse to him, and he walks
out.
If you would have an abund
ance of dark, glossy hair, if vou
would have a clean soaip, nfl
from dandruff and irritating
humors, or if your hair is faded
and gray, and you would have
its natural color restored, use
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, It it on
quostionabiy the host dressing
Knew Him
Mrs. Simkins hod just heard
id had
that her husband I
been call
od upon to serve on a jury.
n a criminal
iOhn Simkins on
r!” exclaimed Mrs. Simkins
ell, all I can say is that
gratulate the criminals.”
Why, Mrs. Simkins? Is your
husband a very merciful man?”
“Merciful! Why, John Sim
kins wouldn’t hang a pictur 1
unless he was jest made to!”
itf Bits.
or
the
Baldness is often
and grayness, use Hall’s Hair
Renewer, an honest remedy.
B. 0 WOODS. BOBKBT If ACTARLAB.
WOODS & MACFARLAH.
(Successor* to Wood* ft Spain.)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Darlington, 8. C.
j Offices over The Bonk of Darlington.
JanlO—ly
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
Darlington lodge.
fT. H. SVAIir. H. T. THOMPSON
SPAIN A THOMPSON,
Attorneys at Lav.
Darlington, - - - 8. C.
nvited.
No. 7, Knights of Pythi
as, meets on 1st and 3rd
Tuesday Evenings in
each mouth, at Castle
SSsit^wl. vwti 0 ® 0 " Armory
ng brothers fraternally
Special attention given to practice in
. the Probate Court.
So Simple.
I Ntneti
out of
whenw
u i /.
.)■ 1 -l
;i. ’
|f
time*
ten
whenwe are
out of sorts
our «rou
bles can be
removed
by that re
liable old
medicine.
Mrs.M. J. BYRD
desires to infer* her friends and the
SHOES
'. £:
# § *#■
A beautiful line of
Taia** SHOES
for gentlemen.
For LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN
Their lin« cannot be exoeRed anywhere in quality, variety and
slyle. .
Witte li il IIbMs, Ms, Vises, Shoe Fiis,
. <5*0-
THXIR H ATSAKE JUST SOMETHING N0BB7.
The Darlington Shoe Store,
WOODS ft MILLING, Proprietors.
generally, that she U prepared
to do Justice to all with a-tall
Hue or
SPRING
and
SUMMER
MILLINER!,
Brown’s
Iron Bitters,
which for more than so years I b(>th ln 8tyle a ' dprICM .
has been curing many people
of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Ma
laria, Impure Blood, Neural-
Headache,
gia,
Liver and Kid
ney troubles. It’s the peculiar
combination of iron, the great
strength-giver, with selected
vegetable remedies of true
value that makes Brown’s Iron
Come and examine
before purchasing
elsewhere.
CMmI Springs
Bin« M goodlbr.Jr e nphe n -1 N <> 2SX2S.rrj? 0OOt
ing and purifying the system, tion. close connection from A
It is specially good for women au *“ ,ta ’ cha *?S 1 ®?’ f?
and children—It makes them I R. ft c. R. R., and arrive at Shelby of
strong and rosy.
•raws'* Iron Mtt«t* 1* plcoaat to t*k*,
and It will not Mala the mm* nor cum
const Ip-ttoa Sec lUc croud red Uses
am «5» wrapper. Onrfcook. Haw to
Cva a HandrcdYsan," tells ail abom it;
Ires for tc. stanip.
B-jewit CoOMKAi. Co.
IaLTUCOU, MBh
at
Iveat Hhelby af
5.25 p. m. same day. Saturday night
tioxet* over the 0. R. ft Q, B.
Shall)y good until Monday. „
waters are especially adapted to the
cure of
DYSPEPSIA
| and all diseases of the
STOMACH, LIVEB,
KIDNEYS, MALARIAL
TROUBLE, ETC.
Master’s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH'CARO LINA.
County of Darlington,
| For circulars and full Information,
By virtnre of a decretal order issuing | add:
out of the Circuit Court of Common
Pleas, In Chancery, I will sell at
public vendue at the door of the
conrt house of the county of Der
lington on the flret Monday in Au
gust, 1605, between the hour* of 11
o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock
in the afternoon, the following
J.B.VIbn.My.Ii.G
frW’e.*"*
WNCEII
IMe-icuiut-M?!
a-XsENlSr 8PXlX2TGhS, 8. o.
The Hotel has been remodeled and is now double the size of
the former building. It has a frontage of three hundred feet
with piazzas five hundred and eighty a'eet in length, large,
well ventilated rooms with new furniture, spacious ball room,
and Italian hand. The mineral water is unsurpassed. Two
daily trains from Spartanburg to the Springs making close
connection with all trains running into Spartanburg. Sum-
all points to the Springs.
Bpartanb
ill trains
mer excursion tickets sold from
liu Sirup IMVitv,
PMIl SIMPSON,
GituSpgsid,
SIMPSON l SIMPSON,
Managers.
Have just received a very large and carefully selected stock of
FOR THE
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
IS J U8T AS GOOD FOR ADU ITS
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
OAUTt*. ILLS., Not. K. lai.
ParW MotUchM 8t. Loots. Uo. *
"i V o •Ok) tut -wr, ABO tnuto. »
OUOVB-S TAHTR1.1C88 C1IIIX TOSIC mo!.!!
kuasht l*r-o kfuw •lrw*r UiW r«r. In.ll,,,. *
perteoc* of II re*™. In tbc dm* twioeu. Lr,
umr eoM an aRielafttt nn .not nuiverui S ’
(acuuo *a loot Toole. Yoon truly,
Oanir.CABB *ca
For Sale by DR J. A- BOYD.
G. S, IUCK1R &
Manutacturers
—OF—
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
TvdOXJLDHSrOS
—AND-
Huilding Material.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
April, 20 ISftg—' y
loyr mention
J
Please, just long enough to say that while
we don’t claim to be doing ALL
the business done in Darling
ton, nor do we claim to sell
Below Manufacturers' Cost,
we do CLAIM to sell as
cheap as any house in Darlington.
We carry a full line of
DRY GAM’S, SHOES, oirlMis! CLOTUG,
HATS AND GROCER IES.
tails is UiUn Mages
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
ron s3?ot gash:,
RESPECTFULLY,
BRUNSON, LUNN & CO.
THF BANK OF DARLINGTON.
DARLINGTON. S. C.
CAPITAL, — — _ _ $100,flOO
SURPLUS. f50,000
Savings repartmsnt,
Interest showed at rate of 5 per
cent, per annum from ilate-of deposit
—payable quarterly on t tie first day of
January, April, July and October.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
O
DIRECTORS:
W. C. Coker, J. L Coker,
R W. Boyd, J. J. Ward.
K. R. Mclver, A. Nachman,
Bright Williamson.
BRIGHT WILLIAMSON,
President.
L. E. WILLIAMSON.
Cashier.
= ;,===
In order
to reduce our
stock of furniture
certain lot of laud in the
town of Darlington containing two
and ninety-eight one-hnndredths of
an acre (2 98 100), bounded on the
north by land* of John Siskrou and
J L. Jeffords, on the south by Avenue
A, on the west by Main Street |
and on the east by lands of the Dar
lington Land and Improvement Com-
pany.
(2) Also that other certain lot of |
land in the town of Darlington front
lug on Main Street one hundred and |
seventy-seven (177) feet by one hun
dred and fifteen (115) feet in depth,
l>otinded on northeast by lot of John I
Si.-kron, on southeast by No. ten (10)
herein, on southwest by Main Street
and on the nor hwest by Avenue A,
the *ame being so described and des
ignated a* lot seven (7) in a former or- ments.
der of sale in this action.
Term* of sale one half oath, balance
^ -t sh.i]
mark att the dealing, of
Hewlett the
preparatory to moving
FIRE INSURANCE
A SPECIALTY.
Representing only the strong-
and most reliable Com pa-
, we offer special - induce-
to the atand recently occupied
by Blackwell Bros., near Welling &
Bonnoitt’s, we will offer our entire stock at
and less than prices before the advance.
Looking glasses have advanced
fully 50 per cent. We have
fifty oak suits that we
premises, with privilege
to pay nil cash At the suit of Alfted
will close out at
our office.
> pay all cash Ai
. HowltiU, called .
laintiff, against the Central t’aro-
na land and Improvement Com pa- K I . iMU II 11 n r.n J-
SLUcyM.NormeDt.
Ma»ter. I Offlc* ovw Walling ft Bonnoltt'* atora
bargans.
J.D.
Docs This
HitYoii?
The management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society in the Department of
the Carolinas, wishes to se
cure a few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find this
; A Rare Opportunity
It is work, however, and those
■who succeed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their community.
Think this matter over care
fully. There’s an unusual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information on request.
I I W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Rock Hill, S. C.
S. WOLFRAM,
33JEWELER,@E
AND D* V
EVSpcctalea to milt ‘wit kind* of eyes.
Highest cash prices paid for old gold.
ui D|iticil Mi.
At prices to suit the stringency
of the times.
Koparing of WaU-ben, Clocks and Jewelry *
peclaltr, and satisfactory work suarantesn.
Everything I sell guaranteed to be
ust what I represent it.
• 8. WOLFRAM.