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I'.h ■ Mai ha* toon eleai'' ' 1 by th. 1 a p*e of i mn . llld unite in euioring 1 apt ; i m lie nip -on . t u Ihir 1111 g t on < a ■ i r 1* ; n 1 1 rh* 'Sr ot her "It 1/ ■ 11 S* 'Idi. •rs NS K • Went to 1 hill m L r t« n at thi rail of Mali . to i r, ■ \ ollt a hlo* dier se .|Uel t<* ;i e 1 loo iy r hi ipter at I he 1 1 * • * d It' r < if thr l\i i 'll '/ would he untrue to his friend -hip for tin g llh int (ieneral Karlry. if hr diil not rx;irrss his ninyt lint'* mailr soinr iriiiarks <'oii\ irtion that Mr. Jours has about thr part Mr. Jours took tnisrr|,rrsriitrd him. prohiihly in kri-jadijr thr Manning crm l mi h kiin' in-l ii ul iun*. .\s |t iii^ as !i>i llmti tmtiir** i- it i^, will • ••tii' t« 1 tli*- from and njen \\ ill la d** ‘'»dv<*d in tlndr judt.nm*nt of ntliar lin n, lit''! ;ts ('hri^t wa' in his tioii of ii|»o^tU“*. hut >iw»iv with such w hi .Uala itii I hoji.d*-"- lu ^MiniMn n-s d'>li.inat**s th*- i d hn of tin* I) \ k , t \ *i Ion NhW'va |-iini-tn \s 11ifh |**a-l?- Ii in to Mi tik *-vil .-vi-n of hnimdf 1 olllIIlhiH li' "/ <!. Thr /,'< i of'/ serins to forget that im other kind of husinrss ran hr compared with thr wins- ke> husinrss. There are ronn ty treasurers and hankers in every county in the State hut the //i r on/can point out only an oecas-onal one w ho has be come corrupt through tempta tions thrown in their way in the discharge of their duties. The! /iVrot'i/ may call it “hopeless pessimism" which dominates the editor of The News, bui when a man takes a posh ion under the dispensary system The I ee county matter has not Vet been settlm an 1 the tight still continues, with good prospects, according to the m formation ret rived bv grape V ine, of t he ad vi 'Cates of t he new county heiug defeated. Head what the Supreme court has to say in another column. A call for i Ay m >: ■ more volun teers has hern issued and the gov I'ninent declares this time that the South Carolintv troops will he mobilized at the point designated!)}' the w;ir depart mentor not tit all. Governor Ellerbe will pi"ase tak«- notice and act accordingly. 'i csterdav's despatches from Madrid sources reported a bom bardment at Santiago by the (' S. war ships and that the Americans sustained some dam age Later advices will show whether there is any truth in the -eport. THE TRIALS OF LEE COUNTY The Demurrer Fih-d Some Time Ago Was Overruled But the Res pond- kents Can Make Answer Ov^r Again if thuy So Desire \ esterday morning the fid lowing order was laMied. in the Supreme Court "This was a petition, addres sed to this Court in the exerc-se of its original jurisdiction, praying for an injunction to restrain the respondents from doing any act or performing any duty imposed upon them by tin terms of an act, entitled 'an art to establish Lee county' approved 'J 1st day of February, Is'.ts, upon various grounds set forth in the petition. “One of these allegations js that the proposition to estab lish Lee county did not receive the vote of two thirds of the ra of the section '8- koynl makes the 1ih*J pure, wholesome and delicious. OISSOIUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. POWDER Absolute!)' Pure R--v At n*l.'V* . rws A a r q rr , YORK. By m u t il*' m ifiv >'|*ain i!y Thomj*' . tl • •id Mm* Im •'»ii her* r y\ "iv\!.\. II. T Ml' ».M BS< 11; - T. LOMAX, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, tar R F.l’.'v IKING A Sl'K' 1 AlA B*-N.t work for fh-- !*• :t- it *• St Tf *-1 . .1 U I work Sh.ip on l it i* *■ 11< Kiitcrpri'-*- I !<»t cj -nc \. lOHt . 'im FOR TREASURER. TlMinkini; tin' people of Darlington '‘onnty tor pant favor*. I hereliv an non nee in > -elf a can (I Mate for t Hunt v Treasurer Mil. jert to the Denioeratic primary A A t i A N n Y . occurred <>r was dene in res- pret of such matters under the authority of the laws of th.r local dr facto govrinmrtits should ti"t hr disregarded or held invalid merely because the governments were organized in hostility to the Union, estah lishrd by thr national ( onsti tution, because the existence of tie- war did not relieve those within the insurrectionary lines from the necessity of civil obedience nor destroy the bonds ^f aocietv." j came to this Court jt of error from the ia, and the opin fti rtned. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. 1 hereby armoiniff iny^elf an a uaudiilatc for th** ofh •*■ of Brobate • I mlkT** «»f Darlington < oiint y. subject to Tin* a<*tion of Mm* I)**ino -.tic Bn inary K B I) \ K<t A N FOR TREASURER. I hereby Hllliomife Ill>s**lt a *-rtIl(il 'D i '■ tor file otliu** of ( ’ou n t y T're.isii rer ami j.lf.lg*- myself t<» almie by the rub'-ot the Dfiijocrat ic Brimarv ^ H . I. \ W KKN ( K