Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V/. D. WOODS, Editor: DAfiLINGTON, R. 0. Wednesday, Auf. 12, 1891. Our ClultlMiif' Kuton. The Herat.I) uihI Wickly Kews uud Courier one year ijl.75. , The Heuald and Weekly tynhi $1.75. ^ . ' t-’'*! The Herald mul Semi-Weekly Slate !p2.50. -I- LOCAL ITOIS. Hems «f Iniered fiathcr<'<! Here anti Therranfl Briefly \ote<l, Go to McCall and Onrch’s and get you a nice Summer suit at cost. The Cheniw Guards and the Gt rJon Rifles, of Rcnncttsville, will attend the fair to-inorro.v. 'I'in competitive eompanv drill has been abandoned, but the individual drill will be held. Our foreman returns thanks to Mrs. G. W. Rates, for a barker of fine tomatoes and encumbers. The saying that it is an ill wind that blows nobody any good is strikingly illustrated by some of the changes made in Columbia by the present administration; and Darling ton hits come in for a large share of good from it by having two such nun as Drs. Grifliu and Alexander to lo cate in cur midst. Go to McCall and Rurehe’s and see the bargains they are offering on their remnant counter. Folks who complain of the weather here ought to try living in South Dakota for a short while. The ther mometer goes up to 110 degrees there. The best satisfied people we have in our midst are the ones who have traveled the most. Go to cCall and Durch’s and gel you a straw hat at cost The subject for the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Irvine Miller, Walnut Grove'l Miss., writes; el have been selling Hughes* Tonic for 0 years for chills and fever. Has superceded all others in my trade. It invaribly cures when given according to directions. For this malarial country it is the very medicine we need and the on'y one for chills and fever that I can sell. Sold lay ail Druggists. Don’t forget to see McCall & Burch’s bargain end -remnant counter this week. o v ■ ■ —— ♦ I Presto! Change! Giuyundfuh.il beards nude to assume their original color by applying Buckingham's-Dye for the Whiskers. It never fails to satisfy. ' Hfetingvjf the toucty Igrlcultnral Don’t he discouraged about that ccamia till you have given Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a persistent trial." Six bottles of this medicine cured the complaint for George S. Thoni.e-, of Iila, Ohio, when all other remedies failed to aOord any relief. McCall and Bareli are s liing out their entire line of Spring div-s goods at cost for cash. Soflftv. This time hofipred society held its forty-fifth annua! meeting at the f dr grounds on Tuesday, with President W. H. Evans in the chair and W. E. James as secretary. Hon. J. W. Beasley read a very instructive essay on the compaiativc vsluj of oats and corn for horses; cost of production and profit from each. The following gentlemen then took part in the dis cussion, Messrs. J. M. Josey, E. T. Coker, K. H. Meiver, R. W. William- Bofi, J. W. Wan, J \\. Morris and J. B. law The next is»y was read by lion. W. C. Coker, which was a most ad mirable paper on: “Causes for tie depression in the price of cotton and the lemedies therefor.” Messrs. E. R. Mclvef and E. M. Wiilir.msou took part in the discus sion of this most important question. The thanks of the society were ten dered Messrs. Beasley and (Jokei for these instruitive essays. Arrange ments have been made lor their iarl> publication. A committee was ap- II a ml In V«nr .Name. We again beg the old subscribers of the paper to come forward and give us their names and date of their subscriptions. The paper will eari) out all contracts existing before the fire, but as the books were hurt wc are obliged to call on subscibers to help us straighten matters up. pointed to invite Prof Massey, <'f .Norfh Carolina, and such other per- froiii this Rt.ite as trie commit- i sons Wesleyan Female Institi ton, YV, is one of the most ted schools for young ladies in South. It is conducted by over | ni0l;t :j twenty-live teachers and ofilivrs. I trained specialists, Europe:;’.! and j American. It possessis attractions j rarely equalled in all departments. Its climate is one of the healthiest in the world. It enjoys a national re putation, and pupils seek its advan tages from twenty-five (States. !i is endorsed by a thous aid pupils and patrons from all sections of rhe country- The most attractive feat ure of this popular school is its mod erate charges for such costly ad van- 1 tages. Anyone who is seeking a first-class school with thorough ut - titaun-! nu y see fit, tc address tile society Mt eelebra- “f its next regular meeting. The the j following officers were then nnani- elected; President W. H. Evans; •,he presidents, Lucas Mclr.- tosli, E. W. tlaunou anu J. W. Beas ley; secretary W. E James. The Stale Agnenitural Satiety. This society, i.omposed of a large number of the most intelligent farm era in the State, held its annual nun-ting at Orangeburg last week teaching, moderate charges and no extravagances, will write for a cata logue of this time-honored Y’Tfginia school to the President, Wm. A. Harris, D. I)., Staunton, See advertisement. A Highly Appreciated Courtesy. In getting out a supplement, last week we were thrown one day be- meeting next Sunday, will be the ob-j hind, and when we went to bress ir ( ] 1( . so ,q e t v ] ):IS servance of the Sabbath. ind the session was both pleasant and profitable. Mr. C. R Nettles, of our town, read a very interesting essay on canning factories and gave the result of Ids experience in man aging the one at this place. This is a subject that is attracting wide spread attention, and there is no ... • • , question as to’ts profit; if tire busi- \ irginia. j „ . giJ ia properly managed. A num ber of other essays were rend, and there was a general interchange of views on farming questions. The society was never more prosperous that at present audit is accomplish ing a great deal of good for the farm ers. Darlington .s proud of the fact. James Allan & Co. 285 King St. Ctarles!on ; S. C. The Largest Jewelry Store in the State. SOLID PLATES OP SterlingSilver !nUM In the bade of SPOONS AND FORKS At Point* moot Expotod to | * Wear, and then pUted entire, eoutolnin? Five Times as much Silver as STANDARD PLATE. oua'Tntoed to wocr i’5 yeart. Will Last a Lifetime. MORE DURABLE Than Light Sterling Silver. rot tia!f the cr.t, E.ch article le stair,pad K. Iulsir ES. '! ;-ou carnot ciute tkon Hoc rcur jowslor tcai to oe lit Cata- '^{po cad rriooo. A?;zn so ltistiiom. n*aafcctur<-ir OT.lj tij TUT nOLXF.S a EDWAIWS B1LTEB CO. We me iSi.le r hert fe.t the abt-.-e goods an.l itetp a fail line- of them in STOCK In ndditiou to our large mid ili^ant stock of Solid Silvdrware. Crold and Silver WATCltKS i t the most approved snitk- for Infants and Children. * 4 CMtort» to so veil a<l*ptied to children th«U I Cnotortn cure* Colic, OoiMtipatSon, I rrcomm^bdUaiBuperioi-UMiiiy preecrlptloa | ^ W^ h ’dl- mown to rne. H. A. Ancnu, M. D., I portion, ’ll Bo. Oxtoril Bt., Erootlj-n, ft. V. | WitEout Injurious medloatkJBL- 1 Ta* Canraea Cokpamt, 77 Murray Btroot, It. Y. The Phenix Furniture Company, - OP CHAKLESTON, S. C. :- : Wtiolesale and Retail Furniture Emporium. FINK, MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES CHEAP FURNITURE SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY TRADE In Large Variety At Factory Prices. the next 30 days we will offer big Bitmiiis v*: -in all- ••DEPART MEHS:-- in order to reduce STOCK, -to make- LTERATBONS IN Na* liniaft Iltiildiug. I>InitHHifls mounted in ttlngs, Viits mid Uj ouches. INTRODUCTORY. Dn. Uaniels’ YETERINANY REMEDIES COLIC CURE. Never tails to cure any case of colic. -:o:- -:o:- 0W1NG TO THE LATENESS of tiie Season I um placed in such COUGH, COLD & FEVER DROPS position, that will not enable me to carry such line of goods, as our main aim is leading me, but with the en couragement of the good people of Darlington and surrounding neigh borhood in'whose midst I located to obtain a liberal share of their patron age and determined to make this my permanent home in the future. I will in the coming season carry a line of Cures lung fevea, Epizootic coughs, W colds, Ac. HORSE RENOVATOR Cures indigestion, loss of appetite, worms, Ac. You can get you a nice straw hut at NeOall & Burch’s at cost. The Rev. Jim. A. Rice is on a visit to his mother, ut, the old homestead in Colleton county, and there will he no preaching in the Methodist .Church until the first Sunday in September, unless otherwise announ ced. The other services of the church will continue as usual. Go R McCall & Burch to g't your gents furnishing goods. Our enterprising friend, Mr. Rotholz, has his name very hui d- somely painted on the transom over the door, and wants people to know where he is. The work was done by Mr. Peter Bowles, the veteran pain ter. McCall & Burch are offering their intire line of summer clothing at cost. Don’t fail to attend the Fair to-day and the entertainment to-morrow night. The evils resulting from habitual costiveness are many and serious; but the use of harsh, drastic purgatives is quite as dangerous. In Ayer’s Pills, however, the patient has a mild but effective aperient, superior to all others, especially for family use. Buy your shoes from McCall & Burch. <'«Raeclic«t Heard from—Saves Time, Health and Mouey. Mr. Jas. Raymond, Greenwich, Conn., writes; “I have used Hughes’ Tonic with the best success, and have recommended it to friends, who say it always cures. In cases where months were formerly lost from oc cupation, by taking this Tonic, chills and fever arc kept off, thereby saving time, health and money.” Sold by Druggists. are closing out NcCall & Burch their line of neglig- shiits a cost for cash. Obitaary. M-e. W. N. Huggins, one of the best men in the comity, died at his home in Cypress township, on Satur day, and was buried, at Mt. Klon church, the following day. He was about forty-five years old, and leaves a wife and three children. lie had been a consistent member of the Methodist church for a number of years. McCall & Bnrch are offering bar gains in their store to men, Indie i, boys, missies and children. Go and see what wonders yon can do with $1.00. Runaway. Dr. W. J. Garner’s horse became frightened at the C., S. & N. road this morning, and s arted to run. fhe Dr. had about gotten him under control when one of the shafts broke. T iis of course give him fall swing and the doctor and his servant were both thrown out Both were considerably bruised, but not ser'on i- Jy hurt. The buggy was demo is a-d and the horse somewhat cut iiifB scratched. ver had a bet- was found that there was somethin?, ter president ‘than the present in wrong with our printing apparatus, cumbent of that office; a gentleman : This put the Herald in a had fix, whose culture wild high character but our neighbor, the News, came u,! ''’ t,u!a ho!K ’ , ' M, '^ Kmum? - v ’ the rescue and very soon had the A Sulc Investment, whole edition run through its steam | F .ne which b guarantee.I t- 'oui-.;; on satlifn'itnry K-mlt- , m in <•«»« of price press. This was a highly apprecia ted courtesy, and while we hope that the News may never meet with any jnishap, yet if it does our whole 011!- fice is at its service. j ov a . n The editor of the News was absent, but of course it would have been all the same if he had been present. Mr. Waddy Thompson, the usscoiaL' editor, and Mr. A. S. Meiver, ths foreman of the News, dropped the work they were doing to help us out of our difficulty, and the latter tried! to find out wliat the trouble was with with our press. failure a return of put, ha . price. On tills safe plan y > . ran buy from uu. .nt- vertl:ii-l uruitj'-Dt h hottlc of Dr King's New Dbiovery fi>r Consi mpli'ui. It is gviuruieenl to t-iim; iclicf ir. i-vt-iy case, win n used for any ilTixlif-i: of nc tinoai, I ns consumption, In-j fiainmuUon of tunes, •.urhrrfa asthma, whooping cough, etc. It la pleasant urnl j agreeable to laste, perfectly safe, am! run always be depended upon Trial bottles j free at Wib-ox’s drug store. t ! tfubsccibc- for THE DARLINGTON HERALD, > $1.00 a year in advance, SuizMer & Son, .TLWFLEltS. FLORENCE, S <’ and DARLINGTON, 8. (', Dress Goods, Trimmings &c. | that will surpass anything ever Isan- ’ died iu-ie. At the present I can offer ■ you a very choice line of ! DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, SHOES, NOTIONS AND HOSIERY, ! which is in need from time to time. ! A very handsome line of White Goods, Leim stripes Lace stripes and checks in the latest, fabrics. rr WESLEYAN ihstitute, WV STAUNTON. VIRGINIA. Ono nf the rno*t thorough and I in tho Soufli Open* Bopt. 17, 1891. .. . attractive echooltf for yonns IflMlIe* I • j Cooflorvativc cour«o in Music Twenty-five teachcn* A DowxiatKlA ‘ffl'oi*' Situation boautiiul. Climate uusur- i 0981016 Kf ID6U) • paatwil. rupils from twenty Statce. Term* low. i r n , fcptwbfcl taduccmoutA to reisons at a dtoUnce. Ihe people of Greenville are pret- • For tho low terms and great advantage* of this cele- 1 brated Virginia school, write for a catalogue to | d. W. JL. UAUSUHs Pr^a’t, HtnunUm, Vlnclu&a. - c- < W o 3 o £ 2 £ o:o j a Cd 3 ‘ -X K C * ^ P K X > O H H - HH H-1 a w K ty indignant at the outrageous mis carriage of justice in the Williams! murder case, and it really begins to; look as if so far as South Carolina is! ISisi'klcn’s Arnica Halve. T!ic best salve in the world for outs, j bruises, sores, ub mu, ltH rheum, fever concerned, jurv trials are a ftiree and ' s n res, letier, chapped hands, chilblains,; , , , i corns, ami all skin eruptions, *iml jiost , that it. is useless to ox]H-et an aver-j [\, cures [dies, or r.ojiay required. It j age jurtman to do his du y. Wil-! D guarantee-.! *o give perfect satlstaciion, | , , , * i, , , . r.r money refanded. Price ai emu per; - hums ought to have killed about ... three or four men and then been tried in Lexington, where a jury, in box. For sale a: Wilcox’s drug store Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Rood Looks. Good looks are more thou skin A Word About Our Millinery Department You will find a complete stock of trimmed and nntrimmed hats of the latest fads. The latest gilt trim mings, flowers and ribbons, by the way just got m a very pretty line of cllildrens white cups, a glance at the famous Jones case, by an nlmost superhuman exhibition of courage, did manage to convict a wholesale murderer of manslaughter. A uinn who is a witness in court, anil who 8 rears to a fnDehood, loses the re spect and confidence of the com munity, and we fpil to see wherein the juryman, who takes an oath to do his duty, and then perjure.; him self, is any the less culpable than the witness whose testimony is false. Social restraint can very often effect j reforms where the law itself is pow erless, and we suggest that this oath breaking jury 1 e treated to n little social ostracism; and while it wont undo the wrong done in this case, it will be a warning that men, who sit on juries in the future, will be very apt (o heed. Just let them be treated like the perjurers that, they are, and it can pretty- safely be asserted that when a similar case arises, the jury will be more than apt to do their duty. Personal. Mr. 0. K. Rogers and Miss Anna will leave for Ashville this week. Miss Florie Allen, of Florence and Miss Caldwell, of Charlotte, are visit ing the Misses. Williamson. Miss Julia Allen, of Florence, is “isit.n; Miss Donna Spain. Mr. L. B. H. Durr, of the Sumter Advance, paid the Herald a short call to-day. Mr. Broom will leave on Monday to purchase his Fall and Winter goods. ^ Miss Helen Malloy, of (Jheraw, is visHing Miss Annie Williamson. Mr. Joye, of Joye & Sanders, will leave on Monday for New York, to purchase his Fall and Winter goods. Now Try This. I: will cii’ii v : nothing an-1 snr-*- ly ili> you ei-oil, it you imve r. couth, cold or suy troub’.e v itfi Dir-'i-t chr-t or lungs. Dr King’s Nov D: covery lo: Consump tion, •■uUiih.. an.l .--.Ms is guiiraulecii i<> giv<- relief, or nenicy will In- paM back, riulli-rers fr ,gi L i Grippe f.mml it just the thing anil nmlor lit use bail a speedy and pertert rncovery Try u sample bot- tle at oar rxpnnr.e and ie:ir,i lor yourself just how good a iking it is. Trial bottles, . tree at Wilcox’s drug store. Large si/,, | gives a good complexion. Sold at , , .. 1 1.1 | v oiic miiiA.; CllPi deep, (iependme upon a luaUhv oou- ... ditiou of all the vital organs If the) * |, ' m ' V1 convince, liver be inactive, you Imve a bilious i i believe 1 can satisfy look, if yyur stoinuch be discorded you have a dyspept ic look and if your kidneys b>- affected you have n pinch ed look. Secure good health and you will Imve good looks. Electric Bit ters is the great alTerative'aud Tonic, acts directly on those vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches, boils and 50c; and fcl.OO •'! [ Wil ov’.-: drug store, 50c. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. iMYinmiiiii ■ mi at H|mciiiicn ciihcs. 8. II Gliltord, New ('nssel, Vv’is.. whs troubled with N« umlgia and Rliemnu tis:n, bis stomach was disordered, hi liver was affected to an alarming degicc, appetite fell away, and be v. as tervitdy rcdiiced in Iti!i and atri-ngtb Three bottles ot Electric iliUet:-. cuie 1 him. K'lwSVdSliephi nl. Hcriislaug, 111 , had h running sore on his ice, it >'iglit years' standing. Usfd th'ec boului of Eiectrie Blttsrs and jcycii box - < of Bucklen’H flmlca Salve, and his leg Is sound and well. Joliu'tipeaker, Ca'.&wha, t).. bad five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Elee- tric. Bitters and one box Huo.kleu’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely Sold by Wil cox’s drug store- 3 Old newspapers lit cents a at this office. aer bottle, hundred lady with the most fastidious taste with courteous and polite attention and with the hope of gaining your conli- denco. Dear reader soliciting u share of your patronage, 1 am yours anx ious to please. I lotliolz lotholz Nachman Buildino. Wben Baby was sick, we gave her Cistorla. When she was ft Child, ehc cried for Castoria. When sho became Miss, sho clung t*) Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. -Fire, Life and Accident A Ruud Family Papei. The Sunny South, published at Atlaula, is a distiuetiv*ly family pti- jier, and takes no part in politics. It j is .cry readable, and well worth '.ho! price, two dollars 'per year. 'We have made arrangements to send it and Tub Herald one year for two dol lars and a half, which is a saving of fifty cents to the subscriber. Hand in’your names. % WPMgWHB—»M—C——EN«»aW—m— “Old Uclialdc” Hugties’Tonic Never Fails to Guiie Gliills and Fovor HF.LIEVK8 THE WORST OH RON 10 OASES. j Better tbau Quinine alone, l,-- ( it removes the eausi. WAGONS. INSURANCE Written in the best of ricannpn At Lowest Kates. 8. O. BRISTOW. Far Better than most of the so-called ‘'Tasteu’.sri" or Sweetened Tonics- For BO Years a Hiiccohk. Ask for HugllCK’ Tonic, having it, and luitbing else Insist 30c. uud $1.00 Bottles. t§fFor Sale by Druggists and Merchants throughout the Country: Two-hcrse wagons are now Manufactured at im MON'S FACTORY. DARLINGTON, S. C. CALL AND SEE THEM * BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. A COMPLETE STOCK OF Buggies, Carts, Harness AN D FURNITURE Always on Hand. tiniieriaker's Supplies. WONDER WORKER LINIMENT Cures cuts, wounds, harness galls, scratch-.’.?, Ac. o HOOF GROWER & SOFTENER Sure cure for contracted feet, quarter cracks and tenderness. These wonderful medicines sold and guaranteed to please user of money refunded without gument. For sale by DR. J. A. BOYD. are the ar- Milliner)! and Oress Making. Mrs.. R. W, Parker, HAS JUST OPENED lu the building oppositse “The Bank of Darlington.” A FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress Making Establishment. The Millinery Department is un der the supervision of Miss Burnett, one of Armstrong, Cator A Co’s, most thorough and accomplished Store Pain tin k Call early and see the BARGAINS ure offer. JOYE & SANDERS, NO HUMBUG, NO BAIT Strickly at COST and CASH only. s. Preparatory to moving’ into the stor e now Occupied by Messrs J. c. Willcox & co., we will offer our entire stock of Dr? Deoils, llns, Hats anil Hi!, Strictly at COST for cash; during the next 30 days. A Positive slaughter of Goods. Respectfully, A, J. BROOM, milliners. Miss Abbott, of Baltimore, who is an experienced dress maker, and who cats and lits accurately superintends the Purniture! purniture!! purniture!!! t. YOU WILL FIND IN THIS Establishment one of, the choicest assortments of Millinery ever seen in Darlington, with the novelties of the season. Come and see. HENRI fit. SMITH, Real Estate Agent, FLORENCE St DARLISftTON, S. C. Special attention paid to the buy ing and selling of real estate, collec tion of rents, &c. The strictest attention will be paid to all business entrusted rne. PETER BOWLES DOES FIRST CLASS -:o:- TI1E CHEAPEST LARGEST and BEST LINE of FURNITURE EVER OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF DARL1NGTPN COUNTY. AT- & THE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED DESIGNS AND FINISHES IN BED ROOM SUITS IN WALNUT, ANTIQUE OAK, IGth i CENTURY and OLD ENGLISH. - OIVE USA CALL. \VK WANT YOU IQTKADK ami \V|LL BO OUIl VKltY BUST TO PL MASK YOU. Respectfully, Haynsworth & Boyd. -On March 1st, 18JH a Paper Hanging. Kalsomine Work a Specialty. tie solicits the patronage of Darlington. Fire & Mara INSURANCE Co. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. A I'eiicj at Darlington, So Ca. II. L. CHARLES. Agent. WE WILL MOVE INTO THE HEWITT BUILDING NEXT DOOR TO McCALL A BURCH. OUIl STOCK OF-CHAMBER SUITS WILL ii!-: < OMI’LKTK I’N EVERY PARTICULAR. ERNEST A. SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER, Darlington, South Carolina Parlors over Garner’s new drug si ore, where the citizens of Par] ngf Coanty aro now resjasit/ully invited t<> call and exunu sui f > jrre* The wry liest of work guaranteed.