The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, July 26, 1906, Image 5
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LOCAL MATTERS
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GATHERED IN AND AROUND THE HUSTLING TOWN
OF DARLINGTON.
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1 <■' n i'l: a M'lt ia tnrii.i- i., v . t : J;_
Mr <' !v! Salina- Sa’.anaaia Tltc . tatr can
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t n.■ ■ pi a.ra* !■ a t he rnrani]i-
irn-i.’ .A :v tir'l at (‘hiekamau-
ya. The\ are [.ractifiny thr <• \-
ten11 e. 1 oi'iier nm enient'.
a hurt time,
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Mr. ami Mi'- 1. 1 1 I-h.wler
W'i..M.lru!l' S (h l'.a\ y m.uU'il to
^h-ne. Darlinytim. M' . I-’ow r has
Miss Anal if 1 Rhn.les. who ha~ ^'*’"11 tiohhny tiif |."Sitinn nt lionk
lireii at homt* for seva-nil nnnith> | kf'Tt'i' lor the^ Simpsuin'iHe.
rrUirneii to Chtirleston las' T ies- Gfa\ < oart ami IJUlt* Ritlff** oil
day niyht. nVilis and now nonu-s th Darling-
. , ... , ; toll to take a similar position
. M .‘ K1,z ;^ th a, '' ,i Kalhl : r ‘ '..athTheSouth Atlanta' 0,1 (h,
ire ! tuncan of Sumter are visit-
in.'/their sister Mrs. .1 Rl oyye- Mr U iiliani Flanks v. ho sent
shall. ; very excellent reports to his
M -.. ,, , . , ‘paper, the Colvmbia State, o!'
l' ;u ' !l, o>y. e doim/s of the I're.-S As.-oeia-
( ana Miss R ile „t Monty,imery. tion :tt th , M „ 0l ' |-. lhns , ast
AR" are vtsttmy the tamilv ot m , k . ,, ne mistak , ip Ws
Mi. N^HarreH. eorrespondenr- Speak,nu w,th
Mr FI) Hunter left for his 1 appreciation of what was done
home in the up country last for tile entertainmeii! ot' the
Saturday morniny to be absent a unenibers of the Asoiciatinn he
few da\ s. >aiil:
Mrs. .1. M. Stephens, of Wake . P l ' hl ‘ Xt ; w r : ! ,ul , ( '; n . lrit ' r ' l ,ra l t "
I''-.,rest, N G, is spendiny ;i few t,( ' a ii>. 1 ec.ated a liohdav. all Hie
davs with relatives in this com- oi.torial toree hawny wt up an
ni ‘, n j ;v I establishment on the Isle ot
‘ Ralms tor the purpose of enter
'd he News learns that Mr. \\ taininy the yuests, and nothiny
A I'owliny will probably lie in was left but the composiny-
the race for the senate from this : room.’'
county. We are very yiud Mr Ranks
"Bill" Bailev has been releas-, !. ,ut p 1,1 ^ay because it af-
ed i,y Darlinyton. Bailey is a : Icnls us the opportunity ot say-
yooii one and w e are sonw to see ln T . 'tV * ' vas a ^° 0 '' ( b‘a!
t'.in'i leave "It ft. " I.athan, Robert luithan.
jayood, hard, intelliyent worker
>ome canned yopds shipped to 1 v , i t ,, , ext inordy-ar
t "s .« a^ntly^ecv *. * .•(IhiiJfiui. K ma<le tftMin' him. and
ti.rr.ed. There is not so much • w ,. are ylad ;•> so. N,ws
sTe f,.r them as formerh .
I i.t' 1'arlinyton fount ', ednea-
tloiutl iioartl reeotnmends .1 K
Mi Gov, n, L I) Roy-rs ami S B
we are ylaii to
and ('ourier.
Mr I.atiiai, tntiri ied Mi." B
Kart\ of ! 'ai hnyloi: und
of the two houses was smtlller
tiitin usual but the bo.ouo poum's
’.v hich u ere Mild broiiyln hi.yh
priei s. Rti-tvetir at the open-
iny 'ido the awraye price wa-
n .V.t and la.-t Saturday the aver-
aye wa- 'h 1\ a ditjerenee of
s" per cent. This is
ill' ircrease m the
t he t ml lea* ions are
rii i" v. h! be much
tl.o .'■ as.>:: ad\anri''.
tonacco :• serio;i<l\
dan.,.nod h. too a ucli rain. T. e
o.y h prleo of i i ' ton a: d the iow
; I no I.f tol nci I tor several
lias aim, 1 -t rutnd! the te-
oain,, indiisti'.v i”. thi- .'ection.
;r . i v. f i .e!i"V e t i'.at t lie manu-
faeturi tm fnllv r* tili/.e th.at if
! prices aim not paid tor the
v. red this .-ea-on, t P Taceo
cr-'p ot' RtuY v. dl be 'O -mall
that it vvfll'be impossible to keep
up the markets in the br'yi.t
dielt of South Carolina. Tobacco
has been a yreat thiny for this
section in time of need. and. if
the farmers can yet fairly yood
prices for it. they make a mis
take in not plantiny a moderate
acreaye. We do not blame a
farmer for not plantiny tobacco
when he ''tin realize a profit of
’only sb.(Ml or SIo.iki per acre, be
cause in that event, it would
pay him much better to allow,
his land to n A,
I he present season will setth 1
the tobacco busines.- one wav or
the other in tills section. Next
year we will either have a suf-
ticient acreaye to keep up the
markets in- the business will be
practically yiven up. The manu
facturers know the situation and
it is up to them t" say whether
South Garolina shall cease rais-
iny tobacco in the future.
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4* r11or I O r I.i I t• 4>i I >4»l>
S111; 11 K.
Messrs Geo W Brown. (’ S
.McGullouyh. I>. T. McKeithati,
('apt .1 (’ Blackwell. Treasurer
R F Howie. Representative L M
Lawson, H II Tail and others,
accompanied by Mr W W Brit
tain. an attorney from Ashboro,
X G. went to Columbia Tuesdav
to plead with Governor Heyward
for the commutation of the sen
tence of Boh Smalls, who has
been sentenced to hany in thm
eo,:::; ., Fr.uay, Auyusi M.' Al-
tbo'iyh thi.- case iias alread.v
iieei: before the board of par
dons many people in the com-
m , ■ :l v * iiouv lit it wo .Id lie i.et-
» m •’'unit< r !-a!. team lias iv-
turi.ed tron, i •arlinytbn. and ai-
i m • ra led to v. .ii any of
if .mi! t vef t he v could
" | i • , ’ riv i^'tileil " 1 o.-1. "
m '. o- l.eretof. .;v refrain
ed from ruir.'tit. as the Sumter,
team had no desire to air their)
yrievar.ee,- to the world.
They eonli '(and by and say
notliiny v. • "ii was
i.a111,.
Ttle It'
e.-.-ary to c, ai
everv dav i f
Biacki..: . I
team mad, tIn
out at i ome o
ir.y him
manayi 1 u ■ :
>i!el:ce aft.-' S
iny ctai . .
hide the;r t m
tive ciiinmi'
\irony tTov -
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ali thii.;.' i -
In order u> .
to,i corresponi
a id t''inner
-tiitemelU.-
u ni nec-
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the sene.-, when
tue I >arlinytoi:
umpiiv ctill Smith
ute iift.-r IfM call-
anu they even
nintain the stuia
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that ne I-:
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he kicked a
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w araantei
the kick-
v alley my
day 1
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din
a- m Sumter), tk.at
•a a mi Friday and
eh out of business on
No doubt Manayer
Huyer had yrounds to kick, but
when seen toouy, he -aid that
the .-tateine'u was absolute
false.
Then this morniny conies the 1
announcement that caps the c
max, Mar.aytr Huger was i
tofnied over the lony distance
'phone !)>• Bresident Bainl that
im would be ’equired to retiu":'.
the SIO yiven him for Saturdav '-,
yame, and at the same time no-'
titled him that ;t tine of Sbu had i
been imposed-.ipun the Sumter
team for willulrawiny from the
field b(T'nre I'.'.ishing the yame.
It- looks as if they must pay
dearly for being so audacious as
not to allow Darlington to take
all the gar.es; but Manayer
Huge''will not complacently sit,
down and wat- h the money yo in
the same manner tnat marked ;
the loss of tb.e games. Manager
Huyer told M x Baird that the
y-10 would lie refunded as soon
as he was ma le satisfied that the
admission was returned to all the
Darlington people who attended
the yame. and that before he
would submit to'he fine, he at
lea.-t demanded a trial by the
executive lomn-ittee. This is
about tb.e hint. Sumter Item.
July 21.
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only .1;- 'hit, >v» yame. *!:.•
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lest arterv, ai'iF. A -imilar cas."
", eiim-ii w ii Ii i )rai.yhu-ry and
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in't oiiii : m . ann . A en>\vu
(ii-liises v .Tv in ,eh t" -ee a game
'or,ikeii up 11\ i larreling at erit-
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now hoistering or any repairs in the line ot general
blacksmith and wheelwright work I can save you money
"ii the job. I furnish on short notice new rubke: tires
for old wheeis, or new wheels with new tires.
Wagons and Buggies Built, to Order.
WORK GFARANTFED. TRADE SDI.IITTED.
F. A. STALL, JR.
In rear of Outlaw's Stables.
Trinity College
Some Reasons.
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Sunday Train i : rom harts\ille to
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Mr-. t 'lara I'vv ilt.v and .-o
Mr. Manning Twittv "f Sparta,-
Fury have been visiting Mr. C t
Twittv in Hartsville. Mr. Ma: -
niny Twitty spent last Tuesdav ,,,
night here with his brother Mr
Weldon Twitty on his way btu'kj 1 -"
to Spartanburg. Mr. Manning
Twitty holds the position ot 1 ,.
Ixxik '."eiier of the Spartan Mills. 1 :
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