The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, June 02, 1898, Image 1
VOI,. XXV, NO.
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WIIOI.K NUMltFK 1 -Jl i
LOCAL LACONICS.
vlATTeRS IN AND AROUND THE
TOWN OF DARLINGTON
A Column oT News. Terse’y Told ot
Interest to Our Many
Readers.
Thern was no I tiion service
on Sunday ninlit.
Mr. Clarence M 'Cown has a
position al < i Meetr erocc v
store
Court envenes Icre Mond iv,
June i:;'h. Judge Krnest *iary
pr*siding.
(’apt W r II Kvans of tin
I’lant System is on a visit to
brother here.
Thermometer on Monday in
tile moot les m the shade.
The 0 h of June is the da V
:i\.d for the Hievele Tourna
merit.
Mrs. Waddy ritompson, of
Atlanta, is visiting her mother,
M i s. I'. I h Spam.
Several ('liinamen are now in
Darlington looking for a suit
able place in which to establish
a laundry.
There was on Monday night
ev.-rv indication of a storm, lint
it passed us by going to the
North east.
Misses Aichel, of Chi
and Mrs (ieo M Bo
soiiv iHe, are the
K. W. Boyd
The law firm of Spam md
Thompson has b. ell d I'so A o',
nit dial ccis,.nt.
T I .oma x . t be hoot and -!
mi ker, has an ml in the News
this week 'His shop is on
Klorence St. Opposite the I' liter-
prise Hotel.
|
U. L. Dargan Ksip is an
noiineed in the Nf.w s this week
as a candidate for prohate
I judge. Mr. Dargan has been
I praetiring law here for several
years.
I -V Fruit and ( ’and v ato
l he open;
' ■ . , s*. .... I lyo-r e Bpthel A M
b (thui
to I I * X S u -
For sometime jias* the mem-
her nt this ehureh have hern
mdilstrionsly engaged in the
erection of a new place of wor
ship I mlrr the h adership of
the Kev .1 1’. A list in, the pres
ent pastor, a large, commodious
and, when completed, very
beautiful edifice has been erect
ed In keeping with custom
the corner-stone lay ag was ap
pointed for and Fol*: i>L*"».on
soon 1" > men with axes had all
the brush rut down and moved
and a siptad was biisv putting
Up the tents.
The companies were each
given a street. These streets
were arranged npha helically,
beginning with A on the east
side of camp. Before the tents
were all up it began to rain,
hut the work had to go on.
While the work in the camp
was going on a squad had been
detailed to prepare dinner. They
went off about liio yards from
camp, under a clump of trees
TH E COUNTY NtM
ITEMS FROM SEVERAL SECTIONS
AS TOLD BY CORRESPONDENTS
CARTERSVILLE
Death O An Aged Lady
Mrs. Mary Sloan, an age.
lady living alone was found
dead in her house at Carters
ville on Saturday morning sin
wrote a note to Mr. Fowler, a
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Imv Win. 1 i ran than i. "f A'h-
ai i, pain Mr aid Mrs. W \\.
ski. hoi a pa 'toia : eail S i' u • d iy
vt iing and letiiMied Sunday.
\ e an- a I Iasi having i air
■mads woi ki d m this section if
we can see i hi tigs in their proper