Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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# ■ • <* 'i'sy i. ,'■*. ■ ti THE DABLQjGTOH HEBALD ExtablWhttl July 10th. 18!)0. Dostroyotl kv I'iff llpcfliihor loth. 18*0 Kr-KNtahlishril Kfhraary lllh. 1891. W. D. WOODS, T. J. DREW. 1, KUITOllS axi> »'l(Ol*HI KTOMS. One Dollar a Year. DAHLINUTOX. S. C. Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1891. For u number of years Col. Kllison S. Keith lias held undisputed sway ns the chief of tinaneial cranks, but! THE END OF THE CHEAT IRISH LEABER. The death ot Charles Stewart L’ar- nelI removes from the sphere of ac tive life one of the most conspicuous figures of the present day, and closes the earthly career of one of the most consummate political leaders that has ever espoused the cause of his native land. Despite the very grave | moral deliiu|euncies that brought '’reproach on the last years of his vested in banking and manufactur ing enterprises. Of course we know that Florence has a larger popula tion, but the number of inhabitants of a town is not an indication of the amount of business transacted. Ben- nettsvillc has alsnit lout) inhabitants and probably does more business than some towns of twice her size. And so takingeverylhiugintoconside- ration. we must insist that Darling ton is the commercial im'tro|Hilis of the I'ee Dee section. at the service of those who can say anything that will bring about any abatement of this great evil. F ive 2-ccnt stamps will fret you a sample of Arthur’s Home Micpt/iue, I'liils- delpliia. Agents wanted. The I.aureus Canning Compiiny, it is announced, will pay it dividend of 25 jter cent. This shows that there is money in the canning business in South Carolina. Our canned pro ducts can lie sold here after they are! can tied. That is one iniportanl point ' rj n established. The next point is to' BOWLES : life, no one will deny llr lasting the I’ee Dee section. make here all tin* canned goods that ' lietielit that he coufered on his conn- “ are sold here, and we should move try, and it will lie a long time, in all | (Joi.i'miua, S. C., Oct. !i IS'.il. ^ to that end :is rapidlyas possible. ]t ■ ]irolHibi)ity before Ireland sees the! To the Editor 11kuai.ii, ; would be well if the managers of the |ei|ualof this indefatigable and able : Dear Sin In carrying out the t State Fair would provide for an ex- lidiampion. No living statesman hadj pur[>ose for which we have Ixrn ap- hibition of canning processes on the J so endeared himself to his constit-j pointed by the (iiHid 'I'eiiiplars of I Kair grounds next month. Such an I tents, and it wtts a happy thought; "J* iuelost> :t petition (now i ,.\]|i|,i( jou would have introduced the DDKS l-Th’ST CLASS ERNEST A. SMITH, PIKyrOUIJAPHEU, Dahi.inoto.n, S. C. Studio over Hoyd’s drug store, where the citizens of Darlington County are now respectfully invited to call and examine j my work and prices. The very best of j . t "9-2:MM*iy" tee<1 ' "l 10 attempt to enuineratc all wo have m IT IS UNNECESSARY Dr. Join A. that gave him the name of Ireland's being circulated all over the State,! alas, for his well earned laurels, hej ki "?’ U U far f, ' 0,M : such has a rival, persot. of Kx-smia- Hte p..rp«;se of this art.ele to enter feel w; tor Norwood of (ieorgia who bids fair tojtut ever the learned Colonel lo the blush, Mr. Norwood pro|M»ses that the National l.iovernment issues a! billion and a half of pajior money,] loan it to the States, they in turn loaning it to their citizens til not! more than five ]>er cent interest : and predicts in case his w Id theories arc, carried out, an era of unexampled prosperity for our peopl ! for publication in your journal, with editoral remarks as yon may irranted in making in behalf into the <|iicstinn of the wrongs, ] of the cause for which we arc un wind her thev lie real or immaginarv h*ded. \\c trust that you may clear- .l’-Iv see vour wav to advocate State the Irish iwople, leaving the, t| , li;if , v|ljrli js ^ M)(1 rmal districts of real or immaginarv , see your way to advocate i. ..diihitinn. That which is settlement of this issue to the friends :m( j . u | v j g . t i ) | ) , f| 1( of Ireland and to those who have it is good and advisable in their power'to give the needed re-1 cities, lief, but simply to speak of Mr. I’arnell as a leader and as a individual. That lie had great for towns ami i indjislry into the State years ago, and it would serve now to extend it afterit has been introduced.--News and Courier. McCall it. Burch are hcad(|Uarters on shoes, clothing and gent’s furuish- inir gomls. • Paper Kalsomine Work a Specialty. * , Ie solicits the patronage of Darlington. The notorious lawlessness of the j New York Herald has re; inenaeing eently i>rinted anew the issue of tl.e public peace, its blighting! ii,.,. a j,| wbieh was issued inimedi- e(finds upon the home life, its prosti-] aftl ,. i , ww . s i 1 ,. lt i„ ll of |.,., si . dent Lincoln. The size of the paper , liquor tratlie, its continual private j^f 1 (| )( tellectual gifts, inlense personal filling and withering effects upon th " ' niiPnieUsni and main of the elements indiv idual, the utter impnssihilitv of ,lt ' 1 " : of (diaracter that go' to constitute a «‘.«-'>tinuanee without its perpetual! and the type and everything aliout it 3iorwo(Kl, uliich a iiiatuT of ^ ^ levying upon the rising generations, ■ is said to he an exact iiuniitation of OWn tlieorioR, | ^ * ' • ' Mill! its niAivillnirr ilocfwnt t\f lin_ i> • with all the.- ! one essential trait of (diariuder wit h-i of humanity to do something to out which no .nan can be truly check, and finally stop, these the most doubt, lielieves in his then In* is iiiupiestioimlily ignorant man. so far as finance is concerned, in the vvlioh* country, and that enclycoepedia of tinanre. Col. Keith, will have to abdicate in favor of hi: (ieorgia rival. In bis dethronement the Colonel has our sincere sympathy. Cant snineliovd snatch tin* wreath from the classic lirovv of Mr. Norwood ' and its appalling • he was lacking in that g() „| Si a |i trait of character with-j of humanity to do lie trulv check, and finallv destruction of hn- appcal to everv hver no .nan can great, abiliiy to control himself and keep in subjcctfin the baser pas.-ions of bis nature. No man is ever above temptation, and forthe faults and folics of life it is but right to the greatest eharitv, hut the ofliec Ex. pajier as it went out from the on that memorable occasion.— ! snow The suspension of the Charleston World will cause much regret to its friends, and will be a matter of snr- vvhilc we shut, our whoever men must lirst self. do this, we eyes to the aspires to be learn niiist fact not ravages. Prohibition we believe to be the only adequate remedy. Can we not confidently invoke vlmr per sonal inlliionoe and that of your valuable journal in behalf of this struggle for the homes, and es pecially for the youth, of our State’:' If, on the other hand, you cannot see your wav clearly to agree with us. *n it that we at least Eor (icuts' Furnishing (.'nods. Me- ! all & Burch arc headquarters. FIRE! FIRE! I represent Twelve of llie most reliable Fire Insurance Companies in the world— among liiem, the Liverpool and London and l.lobe, of England, the largest tire company in the world; and tlie .Ktha, of Hartford, tin* largest of ail American lire companies. DKSIHES TO INFOILM THE PI B- lic that he Inis Imiight out the entire drug stock of Dr. W. .1. (tamer and rented his store, where he now hits on hand a complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, All the popular PATENT MEDICINES. BUISTS’, LANDRETH’S, * FERRY’S our store! We have anything* yon want and Guarantee - Satisfactory - Prices. lagfist Slick! GreaM Yiriety! Lmsl Pricis. Conic 1 to aiHAIMir urmtS <incl we will Welcome Yon. RESPECTFULLY, * A watch tinker named Reed took a watch front tt citizen of this city last week to repair and a Prompt attention faction to business guaranteed. and salis- tluit w j|| y 0 „ leader of htivo fair jilav? to control him- and not only be it political ,, .. " , ! leader, but a moral one its well. Had prise as well, as it wits supposed by most people to l»e established on a paying basis, and in addition to this it was known that the principal owner of the pa|H*r was a very rich man, and it was Htlpjvosed that he would always Ih* ready with the sineiis of war. Differing as we tlid from it on many inqvortant public questions, we nevertheless sincerely regret its sns- ]vension, and to those who are thrown out of employment by its dermise, we extend our fullest sympathy, a sympathy all the more cordial be cause of the inevitable pain it must give its managers. There are com- Yo urs faithfully, 11. I*’. CltltKITZItKIUI, Due of the Committee. , The above circular letter explains possessed Hus sclt-con- , , 1 il.-clf, Imt, in compliance with the Mr. Parnell trol, his mime would have gone down in history without one sTTnn on his reputation, hut in an evil hour he undid the work of years, and death came to him almost before he reali zed the consequences of this one act of madness. In an hour of temptation hebetniyed thcennlideuceof a friend, cast honor and fame to the winds and jeopardized the interests of Ire land for the smiles of a fair woman. One hundred years ago, this violation of wish of the writer, we will, as hriellv tts possible, give our views on the subject. No Christian or patriot can look with unconcern upon this monster evil, and who would not advocate anv measure that was at all calctiluted to! abate it; but the question fairly' arises as lo what means are best adapted to the accomplishment of this desirable end. If prohibitory legislation would bring about the few hours afterward pawned the watch to a barkeeper for !S| and skiped for parts unknown. Keep one eye open for him.—Florence Messenger. Ham) in Your Name, We again beg the old subscribers of the paper to come forward anti i give us their names and date of their] subscriptions. The paper will carry out all contracts existing before the! lire, but as the books were burt we i ate obliged to call on sttb-'cibcrs to help ns straighten matters up. r. i% \oim:Yi'. DA Rid NOTON, S. C. Ollicc Co., and lielween Kdwarils, •toy A Siindeis’. N’ormcut & DRESS MAKING. Mrs. L. K. \\ illitmisim wishes to an nounce that she is prepared to make dresses in all the latest styles, and will gua ran tee satisfaction. Rooms over the Hewitt Mnilding. tt-Ui-lm the moral and stvcinl law would 1( n r,sl:l,l( t |1 wottia bring scarcely have been noticetl, eTen in a r ^'i'Ml''’n I here could la* mutt of Mr. Parnell’s proniineticc, ,i,,n ^ <». the proper course to pitr- aml it would be well for the class of suc: b,,t it is » of vt ’ |- . v ??'ave doubt as to whether it will accom- pcoplc, who an* so food of bewailing the demoralization of the present at ^ u ' present juncture, what time, to bear this fact in mind and tuLocates claim for it. I he mark the very great, improvement in '"’hide is that a great many gtatd the moral to! e that visit sins of this lll,a '"'elligenl people labor under kind with the severest condemnation. paratively few papers that som** un toward circumstances may not cause their suspension, and the remem brance of this fact ought to sup press any feeling of exultation on the part of its enemies among the other papers of the State. ‘This, any special evil, will, to a great ex- leuxes one daily, the News and ( our- Upon what, grounds does the Dar- h'nl at least, ]vut an end to tin* corn ier in Charleston. It is very probable lington (*orres(>(JhilPiif of the News mission of that special evil; hut it that there is not another city in the and Courier claim his place of rcsi- may be safely asserted that Icqsla- coiintry, of evpial impulation that i uM< .' tro ^ 1 ’ ll . s o£ t, ‘J' ! Vt ' tion, in advance of pul.lie seutinient, , , , *, Dee section. \\ e will have to bring ,, * , ’ has only one daily. „ V er here and show him how l ,ractK "Hy accomplishes no g.aal, the pliinters of every section, not and very often retards the reforma- Me deem it a matter of extreme on | v the Pee Dw, but as far up as tion it was designed to bring alamt. regret That our Alliance friends have North Carolina, thick here to sell the (if t . om .„. ,. v p ( .( t to come in for passed resolutions of oenmre against] pnaliictof thesoR. ( ( ;m a large share of cmieism for the re- E. C. ROTHOLZ. M Sijb is Its tt it ss H;. Hruelette plaids mid mixtures, wilti plain goods to matcli. t’oinelstle, a new falvrie in t'treetshadcs made for comlvination in various novel devices. Knitted worsted goods for children, also capes for ladies and misses. Embroideries, Fosters Kid (.loves in lending shades and prices. . , Endless variety of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hose; socks for infants and the delusion that to pass laws against infants cloaks. Kilitions to suit the people. Imported Rohes, something to lie admired. Fancy Goods of ail descriptions. Dress Makers Findings, with prices away do and see for yourself. Millin'. Thompson Health Rodice for Ladii tiling entirely new. Alma Corset, in Idaek and white, beats 'em all, only itn.OO. n. I must insist upon you to come that cannot wear cords. Some- Beuntor Butler on account of t»H’j iK.^X^ilvI.dt J Uh*d^llnteli't's but we nmke it nevertheless, Millinery! Mi!lill6F|! Millinery! charges preferred against him by Dr. Stokes, and we are sure that a little sober reflection would show to prove that she is correct.—Florence Times. that they arc treating Gen. Butler, ciintcniporarv we will give the reason that public opinion, taking with injustice. He, the Senator, is why Darlington is the commercial as a whole, has not \ft m and stand prepared to prove its truth, when tve assert, however iin- If it will be anygratilieation to our pleasant it may lie to contemplate it, tg the State v ft advaiiceil to a sensible man, an astute politician, nietroisdis of tlie Pec Dec section. the [xiint of stistaining prohibition, and it is hardly reasonable to siiji- First reason: Darlington has more and. until there is an improvement pose that he would wish to insult banking capital than Flounce. Sec- in this respect, legislation on the the very people tliat it was clearly md, Darlington probably handles subject will he practically useless, to his interests to conciliate. : more cotton in one day thaii Florence Observation and experience both No suite man ever uses insulting 'docs in one week. Third, the liter- go to prove that all social and moral language in the absence of any jkis- ( hants of our town keep larger stocks ; reforms, if they have any real basis, sible inctive to give offense, and this, j and sell a great many more goods must he gradual, and however de coupled with a positive denial, ought | than the Florence merchants do. j sirablc it i light Ik*, we can't reform to settle the mutter beyond any fur-j Fourth, Darlingtou has the only large the world all at once. The whole * ther doubt or discussion. It is an! cotton factory in Eastern South Caro- law of nature proves that all growth universal custom, when language is limi. Fifth, Darlington has just erec- is gradual, and what is true jdivsi- misconstrued, to accept the disclaim- ted the largest phosphate works out- cully, will hold good in a moral sense er of the person making the re-j side of Charleston undColmnl ia in the us well, and if we w ish to aecom- marks, and the persistence of the j State. Sixth, Darlington has the only plish great results, we must be con- eharges made by Dr. Stokes are in | eaiiiiing factory in this part of the tent to work by degrees, and. bv the highest degree unmanly and tin-j State. Seventh, Darlington, in order | gradual advances, work out the full fair. Senator Butler is brave and . In accommodate its large cotton I ltd- fruition of our hopes. a chivalrous man, and when he wants j ue-s, lias ereeteda ijCtd.dOO cotton 'I'hc only real iiudsiicccssfultciii- to insult anyoiH*, iltN*s so in langtnige] coii!)iicss. Darliitgion also Inis the : ])crance refortn must Ix'gin around Mis> Majreh* .lones. of Jamo (). .lolmsoa A* Co., of New York, Hie tonicst milliners in the metrojolis, will lie glad to serve you with the " latest that can lie produced. Our Place is Strictly First-Class. Call and See. Respeetfullv, • • E. C. ROTHOLZ. MAIL ORDERS promptly attended to. <ijj mill in this section of the ] the fireside, within the social circle : iiiid through the iiistruineiitalitv of a planing niill the churches, not by iiiakitig this a special issue to the exclusion of other questions, but by the gnulmil up lifting and elevation of the moral ill classes of largest Mate. Darlington also ha one of j and several other enterprise- that are ; not necessary to mention. In banking and inanitlacltiring too plain to la* miHutidcrstvMKl. and when he has reason for using words of this character, he generally stands by them. Gen. Butler was th • best and bravest soldiers (bat Ninth Carolina sent into service, and served with coiispictions gallmitrv enterprises Darlington has in round .*111.1 spiritual inititrFof throiighout the whole war, and it is niimlicrs, seven huiidrevl and thirty- people, ungenerous and inigrateftil it. the live Iluuisitiid dollars, niucli the larger people,.whom Isilh in |t,*a.*e and war: p otion of tiiisum.iiMit beitig furnish- lie has served so well, to endeavor In'ed by hcrowncitizens. In addilion to jirove hint not only a slanderer but a 1 this, when Darlington wanted addi- liar as well. tioinil railroad facilities, she did not hesitate to invest eight\ tliousand d..l- THE FREEMAN "BONE 11'.** lars in order to secure wlmt she In last week's issue of the Sunil.1 1 wanted. Freeman,.the editor appears to l.s-.- We me perfeelly Willing to give his head in his controversy with ! our Floreme friends a great deal of editor WikhIs ofTni: D v 111.ivot.iv | credit for energy and perseverance, JIkkaM). Tin* latter had f.ixHluced I hut then they must not lirug t.si Social restraint is. to our mind, | vaitsido'of religious teaching, the most powerful inlliiciicc that can Ik* brought to boar in (his direct ion. and why the women of nur couiilrv, who suffer more of its evil consequences tl'.aii tin* other sex, do not Irv this remedy, is a problem that is not capable of solution. If the voun* r ladies, who constitute the greater part of our society life, would, kind- urgtiuicnt the editor of the Freeman goes off on a tangent and practically puts an end to the controversy. We may b. a little prejudiced against the 1 .Sub-Treasury hut in our humble judgement Tub Hkkai.ii has “done up” the Froeumn in tliis discussion. —Vkraw Jk’porUT, lv, hut unuustakably, show their niucli. It will he well for them to mule acquaintances that thev would bear in mind the fact that a large not tolerate misconduct of this kind, xpccted portion of the gr.Vth of Florence is the gtsid effect of it would be imme- 1 just so long as! can indulge with in his pa|M*ra mimhcr of argnuient.- aguinst Hi* Nub-Treasury which th. editor'of the Frvviimn was to answer as lies! In ul.l. But in- owing to the aceidental circumstance chad of answering argiinient vvilh of its being -a railnmd junction, diately visible; but thev (the men) while Darlingtou has never.had any impunity, they will continue to do; help except what the enterprise of so, from the simple fact that they her own citizens has rendered. MV have no incentive to reform, and in- i arc pretty sure that we have proved stead of ostracism, are treated with our case and will be glad for our inexcusable lenieiicv. friend, of the Times, to state his The editor may In* mistaken, but side of the question, especially us has given the subject serious j ir^Hi’iis the iuiioiiiit Flmiucc lm« iy- : thought, and J jd; JUuAi/it h ‘ “All Tiss Con to Tl» lo ffa!!,” "May sound well to the Philosopher, lint "HUSTLE OR GET LEFT Has a truer ring to the buying public this season. If there ever was a time when you felt that your Dollar must do double duty, that time is now. Realizing this condition, we come before the trade Offering l’.. ' that can not be equalled. We do not ask your patronage simply for friend ship's sake, or for past favors; hut wc conic ns honest business men and ask your trade for the Dollars and Cents that we will save yon. With pluck, energy, and mi iiuecring judgment, backed by the Almighty \mcricnu Dollar, we have secured BARGAINS that no ninety da\ credit concern can ever hope to reach. W<* arc 110 longer strangers among you, but have proven the past four years that wc fullill every promise wc make. M’e now propose to sell you goods at prices to meet, those of your cotton. With many thanks to Hu* public for the very liberal patronage of the past, wc respectfully in vite everv one to U NEW STAND still THE 53 GROSSMAN’S SEEDS, IMviladolpliia raised Onion Sets. ] llettdqiuirlers for the celebrated i Edwards, Nornient & Company, 10 cent Cigar “EL NECTAR” —and— Havana 5 cent Cigar “SABOROSO.” NEW SHOE STORE —oooooouooooooonf) < ) Ooooooooooonoooo- 1 l> J, M tY i) 1 S £ i 1J Take pleasure iu announcing tliai liny have (.pencil a kif d Ciplek M ol - Shoes, and are prepared to suit every one in tlie.-e very necessary ailicles. Mens Roots ami Shoes, Ladies. Misses and Childrens Shoes. Rubber Shoes of all Sizes. Rubber Goods for Gents, Ladies and < hildren, Splendid assortment of rr Sulzbacher & Son, .1 i:\VFIiKKS, FLORENCE, N ('. and DARLINGTON, S. C {ind Ti*{iv r cliii,n* Bag’s; Shoe Mriii'*:s. Fn nch PoliHi, Rlaeking, \r. Call special attention to their* eoinplele stock of AO imi ;s r AM) I,ATIJST STYLES IN STIFF HATS. WAGONS. Two-horse wagons are now Manufactured at it DARLINGTON, S. C. CALL AND SEE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. A COMPLETE STOCK OF Buggies, NEW STORE! New Stock! New Prices! We desire to inform the puldic Hint we have opened up a lirst class KIM : GOODS : STORE:. We waul your Irte!:*. We hope lo merit il by offering New and Altractivc Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices; realizing that at the present price of cotton, mer chandise ju st he sold al a small percentage of prolit. Here are some of the lines we carry: Dry Goods and Notions li-ii is liSEi: hit hi Ski. Sib, Dress Triinimgs, INC'Ll'DING MANY VARIETIES. SI I OIOS! SIIOFS!! SHOES!!! In this department we can salt the most fastidious. We sell all good- and styles. Our Shoes are manufactured for us. and we guarantee them as represented. Our Ladies' Handmade Shoes at sj.d.oO are perfect beauties. Our slock of Mots, Roys and Childrens Ready-made Clothing is very large. We ea*. tit not only the regular sized men. hut also the Long and Slim and the Fal and stout. Our clothing is all manufactured by Experienced Tailors and wt guarantee a pcrfcit lit at prices unequaled. HAT;-. SHIRTS, NECK WE A li. I'nd. rwear. Hosiery, etc., in great variety. We also carry in stock fllL. Rememher the plat e: Hew itl liuilding, Nortl. side Public Square BRUNSON, LUNN & CO. Carts, Harness A N I)— FURNITURE Always on Hand. J. F. EARLY -lias added to his- Wholesale; General Retail -:o: business a |ir>| class CALL AT Ol ami we will prove that Wc are LEADERS OF LOW PRICES. Very Renpoctflilly, A. J. BROOM. WillemV Old Di*ii£ •Store, and and I:- Supplies. —Fire, Life ami Accident— INSURANCE Written in the best of idiiaiiiiiGiBljONSIIlE At l.owcsi Hati'u. B. O. BRISTOW. Lndei* the s i]H‘i*visioii of Mi . B. IL \Vood of < olumhia, s. c., wlna t* the publie {ict* in vited to apply foi* puicus on anything* they want in that line, such ns ROOFING,GUTTERING, VALLEY TIN, FLUES for TOBACCO BARNS etc PLUMING A SPECIALITY. strictly first class work ^unuantod at price's as low as botch work. Uivc lu u cull bciuiv jdu»uidcU.