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H DAMGTi HEBAU1 A. S. McITEK, - - Editor. Wednesday, November 19,1890. South Carolina who receive pensions XJUatos, gUfl., which is an extraor ,. from the Federal (Jovernmont. j ,ij, ia n MVO rk of fiiith and love, and » tl»e handsoniest nmnbcr 1 here are several of the number in j which now supports and educates this county. 1 one hundred fatherless and mother- Mr, J. W. Weatherford is a first-1 httie ones, appeals to the benev Brevities. Plant Oats. Beautiful weather. The 27th will be ThaiVksj iving Day. The Darlington Hotel is being re paired. The bulk of the cotton crop is ready for market. Cranberries 15c qt. West & Honour. . Mrs. A. S. Mclver is visiting rela tives at Society Hill. Miss Nonie Williamson is visiting in Abbeville. ^.Governor elect Tillman will be in augurated on December 8th. Will the Alliance affiliate with t! e Democrats in the next Congress? Mrs. I. Lewenthul has returned home from a visit to New York. The town election will be held on the Second Tuesday in December next. Fresh Supply Milwaukee Bologn; 1 . West & Honour. 'According to a Washington cor respondent there are 563 persons in An Appeal for Orphans. The T'KovAtfell Orphanage, at The Old Meltable. OA Holiday Number” one may well call the December Peterson. It we have ever seen of this excellent magazine— a hint-of what may be expected for 1891, which will be its fiftieth anni versary. The .“Cupid” on the title xYir. u. w. tmiicriuru is it iusg- —^ ^ £ class mechanic and his work «!wavs 'dentpvervwher? for some thanks- l»‘ge is an enchanting little fellow, t* ss. -s work in his line call on him. from Maryland to loxas, from Mas-, 0 p eu ing illustrated article, “Some Ice i fiarniviil Skp*clips.” is in Harriet meet. The body will be conspicuous only for its lack of brains. The delegation from this county is said to be a fair sample. Darlington County will have a good Sheriff. Clerk of Court, Pro bate Judge, School Commissioner, Treasurer and Board of Commis sioners; indeed we could wish for no better. The Cornnor is also a very efficient officer. The South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church, South, will convene in annual session at Ander son on the 26th hist. Bishop Dun can is expected to preside. Kev. J. vein. “A the best m , , T sachusetts to Missouri, and are from. Carnival Sketches; n ay, ^ oveni h c all the leading denominations. Any-j I.at ham’s sprightliest vei Legislature of South Carol,„a wtll tbing 8micable wi]| lw ;u , t( . d ; Problem Never Solved ” is c i , ! 1,1 i' story we have Over read from Ldgar from shoes and dry goods to aba,Tel | v ,J cM - n f aci]e « Froln Christ of corn or barrel of molasses. All mus to Christmas,” is a capital talc eoiitrihnfo is of money or-f,revisions should lie addresse to Dr. Jacobs, Thorn well Grphanage, Clinton, S. C. Lost—On November 11th, 1890. a light colored overcoat, either in the town of Darlington or between there | and Lydia, Anyone ryturnirig it to the omee of The Darlington HERAi.n will be properly reward ed. A. A. Chapman, Choiuiw, S. C. The State Fair. It is a matter of profound gratifi cation Unit, despite the heated po- with a series of admirable illustra tions. “Along Lake Como” is anoth er finely illustrated paper. These are only a few of the number’s at tract ions. Lucy H. Hooper’s Paris letter gives the newest fashion chit chat. and the colored plate and other designs the latest styles for out-door and home wear. The needle-woik depart men t teems with designs fer I oliday gifts. As : ladies’ periodical Peterson out-rivals all others. Now is the time to get up a club. Terms: $3.00 a year; 2 copies $3.50 ; 3 cope s $1.50, with a handsome premium to to the getter-np of the club; 4 copies 86.40; 6 copies $9.00, with an extra vopv of the magazine for one year to A sample To Rent. Large Corner 8tore. formerly occupied by J. G.-McCall. Apply to July HO-tf J. Git EGG JfcCAT.T. To the Public. I respectfully desire to announce that l am now prepared to furulsii meals at all hours at my Kestaurant on Bearle!?!. Heat Norfolk Oysters in every style ilitr- Jne the season. IF Fonnilcd 1807. Chartered 188S.. H M. HANLEY. Lime, Cement, &g. ' The twenty third colleehue year of | this rehool lor young ladies begins. Thursday,Hep.embor lib, 1800,and closes June Kilii, 1891. Sumter has special ad\ antnges from its railroad eouneetions, its healllifulness, l and its so< ial and religious privileges, 1, is iiie purpose of the Principals to, make the Instil STILL NO LET UP. titute.asnear as practicable, a well regulated < hri.tia'i home, and 11“ | course of study equal in all respects to| * that ol lie l.est female colleges in this I tvixc. been appointed agent for tlu coiip.tr>. largest importers and dealers In the For terms and more detailed informH-| South, I am prepared to take orders for tion, ns to course of study and expenses, lime, cement, plaster, &c., irt small or ear the nubile is referred to our printed eir- load lots, and guarantee prices and’qttal- eui.rs. Thise may he ('lir.iined by ad- UllPH I’ltlfk. HrttillS 3Htl ItlC Alliligllty itcllttrdo titf tlrivlng lilt WhfflS^ ity equal to the best, dressing “The Sumter Institute. Sumter. ; \VM. F CAHTEIt, Ageui. s. c.” ' 4 \ll communications thus ad-j Mill HV. - —- tlresged w ill receive prompt aUention. | Market Kmice. | SkLSSiS' On and after August 1st, i will furnish buy fat beef cattle '“‘gross'o! «c 8 ts| W a* p shoes. Imtsandclothing, atpricestlmt make "'I .s.svm.AN,. Arch tgfit t Builder, CH,n i ,ctltors ,mwl a ’" 1 < ' ust0,llers smi,c - . tirnitn n •l,U ~ ‘ Read these prices and be convinced : .‘>,000 yards best cheek homespun at .lets lopa-.ners.iiR roiiuS. OTiiss in HERALU Bunding. yd; 10,1)00 yards best heavy shirting from 45-ets up; 'i.OOO yards best calico,- . ... I u i warranted colors, from o tolets ; ail wool Salem jeane only 23ct» yd; all wool twill \\ e, tltc iiiiuci .-iigued, have this day i I flannel only 20ct* yd; a full lineof bleach cottons, sheetings, ginghams,eaaliinerca,- ;V coinpleto stock of dry goods, notions, . ... , , 4 , ,, , litical canvass through which we A. liiee, pastor of the Darlington , , . , ,, - r.- -- — • —o— - ’ ' . have just passed, our people should the getfer-upof the club. ^ i have mamfested snclv great interest | copy, with full particulars, will 'k. The Pee Dee Alliance says: “(’apt. | the Fair : and its officers and man- j sent to Club raisers. ^ Address IV- Kcynolds with his force have gone! a gers have everyrettsou to feel proud b rsou’s Magazine, 306 < hestnut SI., to Darlington to lay track on the], new railroad, they having caught up with the grading on this side of the river.” if their success. A few years ago, Maj. J. J. Lucas, President of the Bennett,sviile and Society Hill Ruil- Those who attended the State i-ur were delighted w ith the great show . Eggs are scarce in this market. Perhaps the hens are on a strike. Boston Codfish Balls in 2 lb can 35c. West & Honour. Rev. J. G. Law preached at Back Swamp last Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock | (col.) will be held with Mary Mag- I dalene Church, Darlington County, The visitors to the State Fair have j J,r 0vember 20 .-24. 1890.' Rev. .!. R. returned. Darlington was well rep- j . 7ohnsoll) of Columbia ator. tinding the buildings inadequate, a large new building, several times larger than the main building, was erected, and even this proved far too season will appear in our Oper : n ... rv-rv Philadelphia, Pa. “Larking.” The above named company, that completely captivated tile people last small for the immense crow ds which road, has called a meeting of the! attended, and locomotion was at all stockholders at Florence to-morrow. | times extremely difficult. In some i Important business to be considered, i departments the exhibition was very ,[fine, but in others comparatively poor. The display of horses was The eleventh annual session of] the Jeffrey’s Creek Association of tin Free Communion Baptist Church! large and many beautiful animals w ere driven around the arena. The cattle were about the poorest that have ever been exhibited, and sjieaks House again on December 3rd. The Little Rock, Arkansas, Gazette says of them: “Larking,” a farce comedy in three acts was presented at the 1 Capital Theatre last night, and wit nessed by the audience of the aver age size, but vociferoiia in applause. There is an emptiness in the plot which is filled up with clever spe cialties, the comedians, good music, pretty girls and clever comedy, all combining to make a pleasing per resented. The town was lively on Saturday afternoon. There were four or li\e tights on the streets. Several from Darlington attended the Minstrel Show in Florence on Monday night last. Ondarfl and Valencia! - Raisins Ifcj lb. West & Honour. In the Supreme Court cases from this Circuit w ill be heard on Novem ber. 25th and 26tb. Mrs. S. Marco and her daughter, Miss Annie, of New York are here on a visit to Mrs. J. Lewenthal. •- T\, , poorly for the enterprise of our stock j All approaches to _ vnl- ! 1 hc l ,oultr 3- "Ol.Id . aw ,, x J et , ptiona i feattitv widt h is large- Why pay more! We can sol choice Young Hyson Tea" 75c lb. West & Honour. ptional fi | almost have compensated for the i ]y 5 n its favor. The specialty peo- vou | trouble and expense of a visit to Hie p| ( - are of more real talent than most Fair, and the number and variety of fowls was simply bewildering. Om The Board of Election ('oniinis-j )y three counties, Lexington, Chester doner finished (he canvass of the I an d Fairfield, made separate comity votes at the various precincts of thoi jjsplays, ; >. i < j they were all very* red- county on Monday last, and there | if,,],fi e l,l crop department j was no change in the figures hereto-, f u u am i almost everything thal fore announced except in the case of | ol „. soi ] was capable of producing! 'Vere.uleredT.v the memi.ers School Commissioner. In the latter was represented in the displav. case the vote, according to the official There was the usual noisy working of tin* rough comedies seen here this Boneless Corned Beef. West & Honour. count, stands: Evans 748. I’arroU ] „f a || kinds of machinery, but lack 746. This gives Evans a majority: 0 f space forbids speaking of it in of 2 votes. 'detail. Perhaps the most attractive Mrs. Mary Bell, who was formerlyof the Fair was the splendid a highly respected citizen of the Cy-] display of flowers, chrysanthemums, press neighborhood, but more recent- contributed by Mrs. Conner, of The total earnings of the Cheraw j ly an inmate of tin* county poor Cokesbury. i hey were proi ounced ( and Darlington Railroad for the. house, died on Wciluesday last, about! by good judges the finest ever dis- month of September amounted to | 76 years of age. She was well cared played in the State. 1 he hot house j over twelve thousand dollars. ] for and had the best medical st.ten- ] l>lnnts exhibited were very poor.; lion. Her husband, who is old and l he greatest am! most annoying j helpless, servives her, and is beingi thing connected with the Fair, is| cared for by the county. j the hit k on the part of Columbia of; inv systematic effort to eiitt rtain the ; Prof. R. 8. Powell leaves to-nior-j u ' -' |l|illl-t } "■ visitors \vithaccommodation. Sonic-; row for Florence. The Professor 'cieswassnn ^ ; thing will have to be done in this has made many friends here, all of ' n vo.ui itu • . 11 ‘V,, U ,M ’"‘ wav or the attendance will fall off. ty choruses should avail then of the opportunity and not “Larking” at the matinee this noon ami the performance to- is the hist. Incidental toth* ,iite a num e rendered the company, and especially those j sung by Miss Dolly Foster, Miss Ad formed a copartnership for the pur pose of conducting a general mer chandise business, under the firm name of McCall & Burch, and will as soon as possible remove from the present stand of .1. G. McCall to the Hewitt building, where we will be pleased to serve our friends and pat rons, Respectfully, J. Gregg McCall, Jno. S. Burch. Darlington, S. C., August I, 1890. j iin>rton. Beef Marks!. PETER BOWLES j stri] ("I and |dain dress joeds froin the elieapeit to the best; at! wool, doulde width,■ dress itannel onlv Met* vd. -I>()K8 FlRrtT-CLASS- KalsomineWorkaS PAPER HANGING. He solicits the patronage of Bar-j 1 Our 91IOK department is eompieie inevevv ’•ese.ect. Full Stock of our Cslebrfc*‘ ] ted Boualas, Faust and our new Fren-eh Process Shoes—every pair warrated. j In CLOTHING we have suits ty (Hail, Loth in prices ami in fit of garment. In HATS we have the latest styles at the lowest prices. Remember, we imiHlle nothing’ but the^ k>’oo<ls. No auction trash or shoddy' oods. j/t i). SAYDKRS A (’*). desire to inform j ^{J jj![jPQy * 1 f he (it i/(*’.lsl I)., .li.v.etr.rv r.r.,1 vl/.I.-l-l ON THK KOMiOWSNTi Uil ti l TERNS; the citizens ot Darlington and viein-1 ity tlmt tlu y me now able to supply them with fresh meat every dav at tiie frontlUallinthe market house. Thevget! their beef cattle from ('apt'. Whipple] Mr. « hen you have hough) III! 1 1*()L- Uhap Milling, and others, • Will pay the highest market price foi j good beef cattle. (iive us a call and prove to yourselves that our advertisement has not told you of half the liood thimrs we have for vou. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. The Hartsvillc Railroad. DAI LY MIX E D TKA l N s Leaves liarisville, 6:L r > A. m. J ova an, Ai ris at FIo\ <'•;!5 This i rain nuikes connection with the Sooth bound passeiitfor train on llir Choraw A: i»ar !inv:ton Railroad. HKITHNING. Leaves Floyd’s. 10;CO A. m. Jo vann, K);*J0 Ani’.esm Harunillo. 10:50 This train Cno hour-, if neeoi-sary, for the North bound fivij/M train on t iioC. X D. {(, K. J. L.COKEH, I’nsidont. LARS worth ofjrotids of us we will (five you free a handsome watch. Of course we don’t expect you to trade (his amount out in a day or n week, but so long as our prices ate as low as anybody’s, why not get yourself a watch for nothing YKKY RKtsPKUTFl'I.LY, ft 1! Gen. John B. Gordon has boon ejected United Senator from Geor gia. whom wish him success wherever he goes.. Malaga Grapes 20c lb. West & Honour. On Monday night W. Calvin] Rhodes was shot by John W. Floyd in Rosenberg’s Billiard Saloon. From what we can learn Rhodes was the aggressor and was shot by Floyd after being warned not to strike him. Floyd was struck twice before wsinsr The different railroads used every cf- foat to accommodate the great crow ds, but their resources in the way of cars were inadequate. They can be safely depended on to he equal to the emer gency next year. his pistol. Rhodes was shot above The train from Wadesboro has j Hie right eye. At this writing he is been on time several times in six ; qii] a |ive. but his recovery is extreme- weeks, but from Florence the usual p doubtful. time of arrival has been from onej ... , and a half to three hours late. ! " ^ f ,< '; lt,< " l of olir ‘ U V The following is Darlington’s niers to the following which we clip i share of the honors at the State Fair: j ■ The Pee Dee Alliance truthfully J from the Sumter Advance: “Notice ; ('_ s. McCullough & Co. says: “The llaskollites claim that, has been given by the Liverpool cot- j Standard bred stallion'“IIigli- they are not hidependent of Democ-1 ton men that they will not receive hmd Red," 1st premium racy, but of Tillhamism.” ] cotton haled with the large amount ‘ Good Butter 25c lb. ' <*. bagging which is now octng used.; ]gt West & Honour. | The old sacks nsed by Alliance men [,jghf j ra ft s. ( . raised filly, Mr. J. P. King, representing thc u for bagging is too heavy and the loss 3 years old 1st premium anufnctiirimr Con.mmv of to filotories i:< ^ Th,! " of ^ • r ;"rJ h , - V 1 bagging will be deducted.! ^ and 2nd prom.nfn^ Oitrliiifftoi! at (ho State Fair. $20 Percival Manufacturing Company of Charleston, paid us a call one d.Ty! ex ^ ra " "‘ ll 1 ’'' ucuuwwu. j last week J They.have declined to receive some 10 20 15 cotton sent them." IHiilarielphia. S. C. raised filly under 1 year old, 1st and 2nd premiums j Puirnmtched mares S. C. raised, ] 1st premium Single harness mare S. C. raised. each si x . .Mr. C. A. Aimer, representing Walker, Evans & Cogswell, ~ of ] Charleston, was in town and gavej Farmers are badly behind in seed- 1st premium The Hkr.vlR a call on Friday last, ing grain. I’ 11 ' 1 ' (Hatched one of eti ‘ _ ; owned by a resident of the The sixth annual meeting Of the; Comity Cominissionerls ing is busy State. Ft premium South Carolina Bar Association wilL] iuikuig’‘molasses from the ribbon p tt j r matched one of each sex be held in the city of Columbia on cane ' ‘ j t »l K " to thcworhl, 2nd premium the 3rd and 4th of December next. ; If the high tennterature continues ' ' 'r' ' ,-1- M ' s j' i'i*ng "l* 1 " ,0 • . 1 i the world, 1st premium Prof. Peter Bowles leaves to-inor- >potato crop will be ll '-.Single harness stallion, 2ml nre- for Timmonsville to paint greyed as they are now rapidly dc, mium tion. The holy comnamion was also celebrated. 29 j 10 20 10 10 5 5 10 ( E. R. Mclygr. > Single harness gehling or mare two miles below here, | open to the world, 1st premium $10 I caving from the effects of the warm i Single harness geldin spell. g or marc row sign for Dr. J. O. Byrd. •' • | sped and style considered, by the Professor s past work, it will ; 1 ’ 2nd prernitiin be a daisy. Mr. WarleyL. Parrott, of Bishop- ( Pair matched mares S. C. raised, Kev. W. A. Guerry, Eeeter, ] v : Ue » with his ^ were ! 2»d premium preached at the Episcopal Chapel ou v ' s ’ t ‘ u S» ^ lere ^ ast woe ' i, t Sunday night to a large congrega- In a row on Sunday night lust Jlallie Blurk- : single harness gelding or mare well was badly trounced by Will 1 speed and style considered, 1st Air. Pans Le, Petre, M r. James Alpine and others, (tne of tin hires of the performance that de serves especial mention, was tin skirt dance, the young ladies wearii the colors of the Nations. Litt Hock tbeatrelgoershave given crow ed houses to performances of le merit than that of last night. What Darlington Has. Two batiks. 'Two dentists. Two hotels. One florist .Seven churches. One laundry. Two bakeries. One paint shop. Two photographers. Two livery stables. Three drug stores. One ice house. Two hardware stores. Two whoil-sale groceries. One fruit dealer. One tin shop. One marble yard. One canning factory. One cotton mill. One ginery and oil mill. • One opera house. Eight physicians. Four insurance offices. Six cotton buyers. Three fish dealers. One brickyard. Three shoe shops. Two restaurants. One real estate agent. Four barber shops. Twelve lawyers. One book store. Seven bar rooms. Three graded schools. Six blacksmith shops. Three furniture dealers. Two weekly newspapers. One job printing office. Two harness shops. Four millinery shops. Three planing mills. Three jewelry stores. One poo! and billiard room. Four carriage and buggy shops W ater works and artesian well. Nineteen general merchandise' stores. THUS. G SX C. & D. and C. & S. Railroads. : DOWN TRAIN. DwlVCs TV;i«i,-si,t)r<> r»T 5 A. M - i D- n.M'Gt'rt 5;40 MOl'Vl’TlV’ M? viand r.-iO ('licmw U.iM r:-isbN 7.-00 S;wi'M.y si ill J-Jg Dow .’ Uluyd's 7; : is Dariini^tnn 7:50 Pair-, i to H;(Rj Armab Floi’emu 1 M;15 n* TRAIN. Leave.' Floronee. 8:10 1\ .m. j Dalmot «o 8CJ5 Daidiivaton 8:135 Floyd's 8; 40 Dm e's 8:5’J Roqjoty Hiil 0:12 rttetbs 0:17 e'aCrn'v 0:42 v.cFailand 10^8 MorvLui's . 10:20 Ronuct v's 10::i5 Aril vos at NVudosUoro U?X1 ! Froishi Train Cioing; Fp S liO 'ves Florence 8,1.A A. M. j Arrives at ! ‘.udi.iKkm 0;05 Freight Goinjr Down. ! Leaver Darlinuton :j;jo I*, m. : | A r*1vos at FIo.. ' i;cc 1:10 A. F. HAYDN FL, ’resident. | W.. C. and A. Railroad. (JOIN’D SQFTH. No. ^5- Fyaves V» ilfnin^toii p. ni! ma non Arrives ei Florence 10,20 a. in. No. 50. Leavos Florence .'Cm a. in.! F*uivu(‘r . 4.05 '.rrives at Folumbia U.1S No. 2T. neaves Wilinin^ton ^lO.lO [». m. 1 Marion 12,to a. in. 1 Arri\ e.( di Florence 1.20 No. 5‘J. 1 a*a\ s umtor t 0.15 a. m. Arriv.vs at (.’ohimbia 10.55 No. .V'. Leaves Florence ♦•8,25 a. m. | An ivesat Sumter o,a r » No. 5’d rmi s l iiromrh from Charleston via (' •utrnl Railroad, leaving Lanes 8.t{U a. m., ; j Manning !U0a. in. Tram on 1. \ l>. R. K. coimorts j it !• lore nee ! ! with No. 5H. i j DOING NOHTH. No. 53. Loaves ('olnmbia *;0,545 p. m. Siiniier 11.5S Aurm s at Florence J,15 a. m. No. 7S. la-ax es Florence 4,545 a. in. M.iri* *11 5.20 Arriw* at Wilmington 8,515 No. 50. Lea\'(’s rduitM r L"),:»7 p. m. Arrives at Florence 7,50 ; No. 5Ji. Loav es (’olunibla • ♦5,20 p. nt. Arrives at. Sum tor 0,52 \k m. i No. ]L Leaves Florenee * 8.15 j*. m. Mnrioii 8.55 A r ri ves u t W j Imi ngton 11,45 I ^ Daily, tDaily, except Sunday. ! No. 5.5 runs llirough in Charleston, via Cell ! tral R. 1L, arricingat Manning7,'.14 i>. in.. Lanes i 7.4^ i>. m., Ch:xr]<“.U)n 0,d0 p. m. i No. 50 connects at Flort nce with th-A C. A 1). 0. BELLSN8ER, Pearle St., DARLINGTON, S. C. J.ROSEWBEGRC, —DEALER IN A. J. BROOM. .Leader of Low 1’kicks. hav v3 ar Cigars, &c, Gponsl a first-class Parlor. E. A. SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER, DARLINGTON, S. C. Desiring to Close Out my stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes 1 will sell ev- erthing in these Lines AT COST. J, m 5* w r2 S I—iv —. ^ *5 - S = - — * (£ . k ~ — - ^ 2 =■ Parlors over Garner’s new *trm( store, where Ibc citizens of Darlington County are now respectfully invited to call and examine my pictures. The very bee! o work guanuecd. ^3 AT NVilheJenkinksand Henry Miller, , , , J r J V rs( ■ c w i-ofisly hnrt. colored, were arrested by Chief Dar-; Windham, but 1k> was not danger-!, premium Pen black breasted red games, ; 1st premium I Pair black breasted red games, 1 st premium : train for CUenuv umi Waticilxmt. j Xost. 78 ami 14 malic <’l<»s(* connection til Wil- , 1 miniTion with . dc V>'. if, K. lor nl! points I North. | Ti din on Florence Sailroaxl Jeatos Pee Dec! ; daily, except Stinday, :*t 1.40 p. m.. and arrives ! at Itowl ind 7;0«j p. in. KoUirninsr leaves How j land at a. m., arriv es i‘oc Dee H.r,0 a. m. * Train on Manchester & Aajnista, Hailiond i I leavefit Sumter daily except Sunday, at 10.50 a. I in., arrives at Rimini 12,01 p. m. Retiirniny ! i leaves Rimini 12.15 p. m., arrives at Suinrer ! l.IW p. in. JOHN. F. DIVINE, (fcneral Superintendent. 1 J. K. K KNiiKY. Asst, (ieneral manatrer. T. >1. EMMEKSON, Geiieinl Pitssenger Agent. COUNTY OFF1CEKS: Shehife—\V. P. Cole. Gi.eiik or Court—\V. A. Parrott. TitE.vst KEK—II. ('. Fonntain. Auditor—W. H. Lawrence. Phobate Jcor.K—T. II. Spain. Coko.nok—H. (?. Parnell. School Commissioner—W. II. Evan.- . Commishionehs—II. LideLaw, \V. M. Hugghis and J. E. Ward. TOWN OFFKEHS : MATor—J. C. Will* ox. Aldermen—J. J. Ward. 1.1.i-wentbal, S. A. Woods and P. C. Beck. Clerk—S. S. Burch. Chief or Police—A. E. Dargan. Policemen—J. C. Windham and II. A. Brown. - c s r- =• V. 2 i; 3 ? 5 H -t 5 2. i | a* 5 MCCALL & BURCH. (HKWITT miLlHXG.) — MAKE \ SPECIALTY OF — [jidlies’ 1 hvss (ioods aiul rrimming’S, Shoes, (Nothing and oents* Furnishing* Goods. Cal! and Examine Otii' Stocii Before Buying. We Wii! Take Pleasure in Showing Kou Our Goods. ; Fresh iiroeeries always on liand. gan last week upon the charge of Factory Items. robbing Sam Edwards of his pocket j C ap t . F. T. Biggs lias about fin- [ Pair brown ml game?, 1st book containing about $18. Both , j 6be( { ceiling all the hdhsesj thereby premium of the accused are in jail. ” 1 ’ The Southern Inter-State Immi gration Convention will conveue at /Asheville, N. C., on December 17th, and continue in session for twodays. The Convention is intended to l>e a conference between the Governors and Commissioners of Immigration of all the Southern States. The CortVention will lie an important pne, as the subjects to be discussed will include everythiug that pertains to the advancement of the South, its resources, its inducements for the investment of capital and the increase of its population by immigration. Bushel speckled peas, 2ml prom. Bushel rutn baga turnips, 2nd ” Mrs. if. R. Mult cr. adding to our comfort. The general health of the _qpera lives was better to the 20th of Au-j-Pair muscovy ducks, 1st prem. gust than it had been since the start ing of the itutMiiferj. Since tliflt time there has been several flas.-B typhoid fever. The factory gives employment to over 250 operatives, ’ and the wages’ received each fortnight affords am ple for their support. Many of them have saved money'; .'others have their Jives insured for the benefit of their families. McCullough. Blackwell A Co’s, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. M. T. Rollins. Iioar, 1st prflmumi jUnk W. A. Law. .at»- s upi4m; embroidered in cotton, premium Miss Mary ,E. Edwards. Painted panel, premium 1 T $ 2] 3LACKSMITHING $ 2 $ 2 keij Horst shoes made. Piplomu Mr. 15. M. Williamson Was the winner in several of the Shooting matehes. Col. 15. R. Melver wni r^-electcd Pfesliietii of the 'Association. AND HORSE SHOEING. £ hi as a a. — 55 is ^ ^ S5 ^ ^ X' '*5 ^ "* 2 ^ s •• ® « 2 ^ 70 m ^ i: 2 S’ ^ ^ cr is ^ a HcCALL & BUfiCI. Free Lat and Stebios in rear of our store. A. WEINDKKO, -DEALER IN JOHN C. WHITE, >* ff '• .1 (TU KCHF.S. Pbesbvterian Cnvncii—Kev. J. G.! Law, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath at tl a. m. and 8 e. m. Sabbath Seiiool at 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Methodist Dm rch —Kev. .1. A. Hire. 1 Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 1! A. M. ami 8.00 p. m. Sunday School at i 5 p. m. Prayer Meeting every Thursdav at 8.00 p.m. ' Baptist Chcrch—Kev. G. B. Jloore, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 8.Oft p. u Sunday School at; 10 a. m. Prayer Meeting every Tuesdav at 8.30 p. m. Episcopal Chapel—Kev. W. A. Guerry, Rector; II. T. Thompson, Lay Reader. Preaching Srd Sunday at 8.3il j>. m. Lay Heading every Sunday morn ing at 11 O’clock. Sunday Sehool every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. New FALL GOODS Arrived--.— We Will Sell Them At Rock Bottom Prices. jrjrOFKHToCK IS COMPLETE. Stoves, tinware, pumps, piping, house fur- nisliiiiM’ »i’oods, bolts, tobacco Hues, etc. j HI. Sl’UK 10 ( ALL (NO SEE I S. AVE (AN PLEASE YOU IN BOTH qi’ALlTY AM) PRICE. Makes a Specialty of Horse Macedonia Baptist C'iicbch—Kev. 1.1 P, Brockinton, pastor. Preaching every o Sunday at 11 A. M. and »;30 1*. M. Suit day School at 3;80P. M. Prayer Meeting . uintinrnn nr. r> n every Tuesday evening at 8;30o’clock. ft, WEINBERG, OailiilgtOn S, C. Gall and Examine Our Stock, and wc can PLasa You, j\ny thing Not in Slook Will be Ordered For You.