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THE DARUITOH HERALH K>taHlishpil .inly Hilli. IS90. 11 'xtinypi l>v Fin* llpppmltpr latli "p-EnlablinliPi IVHrnnrv llth. 1X91. w. n. woods, T. J. DREW. \ KIMTOH8 \M> IMiOI'HIKTOUv. | for it all. The impression 1 | we meant to convey was simply this, l that our legislature, in showinjr disposition to tamiier with the v 1890 known lav.s of trade and increasing the assessments of banks and rail roads, was doing everythin^ that it could well accomplish, in this direc tion. to keep capital from coming in to the State, and as the assertion was un(|iiestionably true, we propose to stand by failure, or th“ prevalence of very low prices, in consequence of over-pro duction. in one section of tl e enun- j try, will, as a matter of couisc, pro- Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1891. J tlnce u temporary stringency m the i money market; but if things are. in 1 that particular se -tion. in their nor- 1I0M SHALL WE SPEND THE DAVlj the surplus capital of It is nothing but right that we' ,,ther sections will seek investment should, on this day of days. ( hrist- there, and soon bring about a belter mas, make merry in our hearts and re-, conditio.-, of atTairs. for it is a well joiee with our friends and give them known fact that money, w here its in tokens of affection and remembrance vestment is deemed safe, invariably Christmas. 1891. T One Dollnr a Year. DAHLINGTON. S. C. ( K. Bullard, in Harper's Bazar.) il Through the still splendor of the Orient night, I n shepherds watching, waiting, on their plains afar. Breaks the glad raptnreof the Angel song. Shines the calm radiance of the wondrous Star, ■‘Glory to God on High!" Sing the bright, joyous throng. Of enursea partial crop While countless hosts probe g Ceaseless t he eehosd song. HHory to God on High!" I’uaceand Good-will! God’s Peace to Karthfrom Heaven This day with his Son is given. Glory to God on High! Peace and Good-will to men!" And the Star, leading them, • Led to the ('hrist. WK W ILL KKCKIVK THIS WEEK Ti Car ills at E. C. ROTHOLZ. for Infants and Children. , w i: ii j i ii in Street nii'*.lc : to i;;n <! . r C' tn irulion in \Miior. uo’.cl > tor ciiildren, al<o (apes l(*i’ l;w! ? e act I mi.. Caatorla cures Colic, Constipation. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di * 1 Cast or I a is so well adapted to children that I (recommend it as superior to any prescription | cnown to me. M II. A. Archf.r, M. D., "Il So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. | Without injurious medication. Tub Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. I”: gestion, Witho! •KG.M KK.N I'n KV. I m inding Fifteen Standard Bnd Tiottiim >8HIT’S. 'I’hrough thg sad mistsuf the world's dreary waiting, 1 town the lierce ages of tumult and war, i'Ji rough fear and confusion and | deadliest hating, L hut while we do this, should we not, where the investments promise ! Still sounds the Angel’s song, still in remcmhrancc of 11 ini, who went the largest return. But another fact' beams the Star, about doing good, do something to mns f he borne in mind, and that *° , ' 0, ' ,,1, bring sunlight and gladness into the ls that eapitnl is timid ami al Whilst priest and choir prolong, heurts and homes of the |Mior? Would ] eas t signal of danger is withdniwn |„ measured chant the song, notour own pleasure he largely h>-! from the place whoreits loss is threat- “Glory to God on High! Peace and Good-will to men! God's Peace to Earth from Heaven This day with Ills Son is given. Glorv to GikI on Iligii! W’e have on hand Bust a hu - } ’roof lot of SKKI) OATS. .‘tl' 1 |ilaiil: and an Coaielslle. a re . fal'iii devices. Knitted wor led good Knihv.diierit >. Ko-ircs Ki- 'dov- in leading ’iaile- . Klldless vaiiely of l.adies. Misses an infants cloaks. _ “ ItiM'ons to ■ iiit Hie |,ec|de. Iinnorled liolies, somelldng to he admire-!. Saner tlin-ir of all de*ser:|itions. Dress Makers Findings, with iniees away down, and see for yourself. M'line. riioiniison iieallh iiodi.-e for l.adies l»,al e.imiot wear corsets, tiling entirely new. Alina Cor a t. in Maek ami white, beats 'em all, only $1.0!). iilinet)! Millinery! Millinery! o. ks fot infant.-and nt :st iu-is! upon you to come Sonin- HO LIT A V GO o « n cretised hv the consciousness that we| e , u ,,| Umls lodgement in the sc- had done something to relieve IhcL'irity of hank vaults. It is a well sufferings of those into wlmse dcsti- know n fact that Ihcrc h now. tit the title homes there is only the strugglei \ 01 .(h, millions of dtdlars that arc against want, and where the g.imB; comparative!v idle, and which is on demon of famine holds high carni- the lookout for investment, and val? which, hut for sonic <if our unw ise When He, for whose sake wo fob 1 - ; legislation, the agitation of the Ocala brute this day, was on earth He re- ( i,. nlilm | Si would seek investment in lieved the sufferings of the poor and the South. It may not he very gave jis an example in this respect | pleasant to complatc this condition that we should imitate. Has He not „f affairs, hut they arc true ncvcrl la- told us that w here we minister unto less and the sooner thev arc iicknowl- the wants of the hunihlest of G.als edged the better it will lie for children, that we minister unto Him: p H ,pie. If anyone disputes and shall we he unmindful of what i c i ul rge against the' Legislature is both an injunction and a promise, i will please explain the cause of the an injunction ty* to our duty and a decline iff State securities, lierform Peace and (Jood-w ill!" And the Star, leading still. Led to I he t 'hrist. Where now in the world’s high noon tide bright Men halt and doubt ami question ’ ami bewail, I lazed by keen, splendors of I lit! bounteous light, Oh, drunk with achievement, pose as gods, and fail 0 , M .! Of till the promised Peace and Best;! 11,,. Or, reaching, reach ton far; Or, searching for the Good, ignore ' ,, ‘ l the Best — Still, like the sure tide, throbs that promise to those who perform it. When nearly nineteen hundred years ago the Savior was l>orn in a manger, the star that shoneton the plains of Bethlehem, and that guided the wise men to where tht infant, Jesus, lay, was a sign of a new order of things, the death knell of the beliefs and traditions of past ages, the ushering in of a gospel of peace and good will, and the beginning of the fulfillment of Goti’s promise to dying men. The stern justice of the Mosait LEITCH'S DOWNFALL. There area great many people in the State that will learn w ith sur prise and deep regret of the fall of Mr. Ijjiteh, the well known evange list, who has succumbed to his old enemy whiskey, and lieen oiindrunk- cn debauch in Augusta. While we were unsparing in our criticisms of Mr. Leitch’s methods and his lan guage in the pulpit, anti believed ; tlfeii, as we do now, that he was do-j Still through the glare serenely shines the Star, While chant the heavenly throng. Ami thankful hearts prolong Bound all the Earth the song, “Glory to God on High! Peace and Good-w ill to men! To-day through His Son is given God’s Peace to Earth from Heaven. Glory to God on High! Peace and Good-will!" And the Star, leading still, Leads to the Christ. IN LABGE VABIETY AT Tli< k Kook SIoit. Presents from .ir la s2.i<)«: Dolls. Plush Loads: Doll Carriages. Kieyrles. Tricycles, Velocipedes. Wagons. Toys. Lames, Novellies; Home Amusements Fireworks. &r. Santa Claus’ Headquarters, * B. O. BRISTOW, Proprietor. PETER BOWLES DOES EIBS'I’ ( LASS .Mi-s M.Mjiiie Jones, ol •Inmes (J. .Johns,>a A: Co., of New York, the toniod milliners in I in* metropolis, will lie ^lad to serve you with the latesl that ran Lp produced. Our Place is Strictly Firct-Cb. Call and Sac, Bespetafully, E. MAIL ollLKKS promptly attended to. 4/a ROTHOLZ. Paper Kalsomine Work Han^’inji*. a Specialty. Me solicits the patronage of I tarlington. HEW SHOE STORE. A CARD. GOTO Disiwiisaticn, that said an eye for an j >"K harm instead „f go.»l, we did not j GREATEST Clotiiing Sale eye and a tooth for a tooth, was shat- question his sincerity and tire hcai I ily tered in an instant by the sublime i sorl '. v ^ ol ' downfall, not, only fot- words uf Him who spake as never | bis own sake but for the sake of hi.-! man'Spake before, and who taught, l"-' rsollu * friends who thought that us to love even those who despitefully T* 8 reformation was thorough and, uge ngi i lasting. The great pity of it all is | He has taught us that we are hut t * ,! ^ * 1 ' 8 °" n ai) d the mistaken the stewards of God’s ■ bounty, and enthusiasm of his friends shouhl 1 that he will re<|uire us to' gi V( . have thrust him forward, as a leader strict account of our stewardship i a «d teacher of sjiirituu! tilings, he- Then let us all do something fore his reformation had been tested make the day joyous for others, and V t ' MU ’ anl ' •’cfore he hail any tniiii- - then we may confidently look for the '"n ^ lat "<»uhl make hi r a safe ex- watchful care and protection of God pounder of the word of God for the while we celebrate the occasion in 8 ' ll, I , ' e reason that a man ‘'anno! one own hearts and homes. Life tit, teach that which he is himself igno- best. is but a short jtilgrimage, and il n ‘ n b al "' al, y beliel contrary to thi> behooves us to work while it is day. > 8 ' vitll0 " t scriptural warrant and When our eyes shall gaze for the last lacking in common sense. Sad :t> Mi. time on earthly friends, it may Ik* Leitch s full is, it willnotlieentire- that all the pleasant meinories that ^ "hhout re«iill. if. in any degree, will come to ns, at, that time, will lie' * las a tendency to put a stop to the the recollection of what we have-done httrmfiil and sensational style of for others, and those memories w ill j preaching which has been rife during soothe the dying pillow and bring the past ten years. No man, Ik* his that peace that God alone can give, earnestness and sincerity what it may, Then let our hearts be at peace with! "^ ,0 imlulgesin coarse, indelicate and all men, our tongues speak words ( ,f '^’iitiiieiatory language in the pulpit kindness, our hands go out in acts! ha8 “"ythi'ig liketiproivereoiieei.tioi, of charity, and when the end shall MOLL INH And see Their Line of Mrs. R, W. Parker begs to an nounce that, she will reopen her Millinery and Dressmaking estab lishment on or about the 15th of September, with Mrs. Doyle (one of Baltimore’s most fashionable dress makers,) to superintend the dress making department, and Miss A. L. Burnette the millinery department. Lookout for her advertisement next week. ~o<tooomiooiloooi.ot > <) < )oooooo(>,>0000000— WOODS it MILLIN'* Tdke plensurc In unnoiiiicimr that they have opened a krp and Ctipleis Iasi al 2k, and are prepared to suit every one in tm-e very necessary articles. .Mens Hools and Shoes. Ladies. « Misses and Childrens Shoes. Rubber Shoes of all Si/es. ISultlter Roods for Rents, l.adies and Children, Ullil Splendid assortment ol' 8, Ti- >i, Of.' come it will not be death, ushering in of life. hut the of his culling, and in addition to tliisi is lacking in the grand cardinal doc trine of Christianity. without which we are nothing. Another lesson to he learned from Mr. I.eitch's fall is the almost ut ter impossibility of the permanent The Senate have, we think, acted wiselv in not passing the Prohibition Bill, and we feel sure that a calm and dispassionate view of the subject reformation of a man who has wreck- will show the advocates of prohibi- gj physical system and weakens' lion how impracticable it is to try (he {towers ot his mind by the use of and make {tcople moral by legal intoxicants. enactment, ’the great evil of intern-! Annin may become a sincere and {terance cannot he exaggerated, hut | devout Christian, hut the change of | the only thing, its has lieen often heart .does not take away the physi-! said, that will effect any •reform in eal effects of his ititem))eratiee, mil this way, is for the moral sepTimentol he mav expect a pretty cotistaut; the jieople to lie brought to the point struggle w itli the demon of drink oi sustaining the law before it is! throughout his w hole life. “What- placed on the Statute B<K>k. U bile■ soever a man soweth, that shall he believing prohibition to he iuipracti-{ also reap,” is tine in a physical as cable, we are inelined to the opinion well as a moral sense, ami any teueh- tliat there ought to lie some place: ing to the contrary is based entirely where a drunkard could Ik- sent, anil on fanaticism. kept confined until he could hchrok- Mr.lx-itch was. if we mistake not. en of the habit, and the mere fget; a believer in the so-called second | o m . „f || u . | M ..st engines and saw that a man could 1m> sent to such a! blessing, which, as some of its jtdvo-1 mill- in Hie Stale; to to 5n horse place hv his friends would do more | cates claim, places a matt out of the {tower, fifty feel carriage, three steel to restrain hint than anything else in reach of temptation. pkile Imilers, live timher earls, the world. .1 list as soon as hedis-j It may not bt* amiss to state that covered the fact that - his friends Ever Attempted by Any House in the City or State. Owing to tile Depression of llte money market and tic low price of cotton, I have decided to close out my stock regardless of cost. This is earlier than any house has ever at! r 111 pled such tales. The iisuiil lime is Feltrcary. (OI NTEK No. I contains U.Til Suits that sold at GIO.AO lo 1$ I will now he sold at JjsT.AO easlt for voltr choice. This is the Best Oilier ever made in this city hy any house. No odds and ends, hut a good run on sizes. This is your opportunity to invest if you want a bargain. Counters 2 anti 3 contain 500 Suits in Sacks and Cutaways, formerly sold from $15 to $25. Now vott can have your choice for iji I O cash. These counters contain values that have never been offered hv any one. No trouble lo find your size in thesetailoi-made gar ments when you have such assortments lo select from I want the money and room, so this stock must lie sold, and if vott are judges of bar gains you will not delay, but come and help move these goods. In addition to the above I have placed 250 Pairs of Pants on a counter. Tins line formerly sold at Five and Six Dollars; now take your choice for Three Dol lars and Fifty Cents. This is the best bargains ever of fered in pants. Itemember litis line of goods is not old stock, tail new stock, this fall, and will be sold for cash. No goods of this sale an 1 allowed on approbation. LADIES m DRESS GOODS, wagons. Two-horse wagons are Manufactured at now and Tra veling* Hags; isltee Mm s. 1' tench Polish, Blacking, Ac. Call special attention to theic complete stock of Childrens Shoes AND LATEST STYLES IX STIFF TI Hats, ami prUNISMlXQ GENT’S’ : FFUNIS1IINQ : GOODS Before buying your tall bill. They will be glad to show you their goods, and will guarantee the prices to he low enough for you. Give us a call. HKSPECTFU1.LV. McC A LL & BURCH. “AH Tigs Cob to Tta fflio Wait; May sound well to the Philosopher, but “HUSTLE OR GET LEFT Has a truer ring to the buying public this season. If I here ever was a lime when vott felt that your Hollar must do double duty, that time is now. Realizing I Ids condition, we conic before the trade DARLINGTON, S. C. ( ALL AND SEE THEM BE EG RE I’l'RCIIASIN'G ELSEWHERE. A COMPLETE STOCK OK Buggies, Carts, Harness A N’ I) FURNITURE Always on Hand. " ' ' ‘ ’s Supplies. NEW STORE! New Prices! We desire to inform the p-tbpe that we have opened up >, tirst class l»S?V : tinOOSPS : STOltlh \Y( e WK!.: your 1r;r!.\ We hope lo merit it by offering New and Attractive (ioods at tbe Low ol Possible Prices; realizing Mml at t be present price of cotton, mcr- ehantlise vtt'sT be sold at a small percentage of protil. Here tire some of I be lines we carry: in nl! their Departments, in all their Departments, in all their Departments. M. I.. KIN A It D. Columbia. S. C. FOR SALE. boiler-, live timber carts, new saw 5(> inches, belts almost new, hut . , ting saw attached and saw sharpener. Bishop roster, of the Northern Meth- ai] ( . ( ,||,j,building can go with could {tut hint in an asylum for drun- odist Church, one of the greatest men machinery. * Apply lo K. T. Reeves, kardsand take the management of, they have, and also Bishop Keener, Lanes, or E. Welling, liarleslon. his property out of his hands, }te| whose reputation is known through- A' 8 ” 'U inch philter and groove would be pl-otty apt to break off from i out the Smth, Isith deiioitiice the the habit, for whileagreat many find : special evangelists and do not hesitate it impossible to stop, there are cases to affirm that they are doing a great where the habit is only indulged in deal of harm. Bishop Keener also Itecatiso it can lie done with impunity i pronounces the second blessing doe- attd tongue tiiid seven inch moulding machine, phinrs four .-ides. We would liktMosee this quest ion dis-| trine as having no warrant in the cussed by onr exchnnges. , seriptures. i In regard to alt editotal, in last Senator 1’Iutuh of Kansas, one of weeks Hbiia f.o, critiei.dttg sons' of the ablest men in the Senate, was the recent acts of the Ix’gislature, ] stricken with u{K>|dexy the other Who. IJnl.y was sick, wo gare '.(or Castorta. When .he was a Oliild, .he cried for Castorla. When sho became Mies, she clung to <'astorta. When .he had Children, she gave them Caatorl*. being re charging that loly with sjKtiisihle to a large ertwnt for llte scarcity of money in the State, a /riend has asked if we meant Ut con- vey the idea that the low pm ( -£ of cotton hits tiothing to do wtfh the matter, and if the legislature is re- day and died in a very short time. He was a Republican in {sdities, hut u man of high character, and his death will I e n loss to t he country. KspeciaTlv w’iR lie he iiiourned in the State fruit he hu s represented with such signal ability. II K N It Y M. SMITH. Dealer in all kinds of FOUNT If : FL I IMS. : Ac. Florence St., Darlington, S.C. that cun not he equalled. We do not itsk your patronage simply for friend ship’s sake, or for past favors; hut we come as honest business men and ask your trade for the Dollars and Cents that we will save you. With pluck, energy, and an unccring judgment, hacked hv the Almighty American Dollar, we have scoured BARGAINS that no ninety day credit concern can ever hope — lo reach. We are no longer strangers among urn, hut have proven the past four years that we fulfill every promise we make. We now propose to sell you Is at prices to meet those of your cotton. With many thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage of the past, we respectfully in vite every one to CALL AT OUR NEW STAND ami we will {trove that we are still THE LEADERS OF LOW BRICKS. Very Respectfully, A. J. BROOM, Sulzbaclier & Son, .1KWFLKHS, FLORENCE, S. (’. and DARLINGTON, S. C INCH DING MANY VARIETIES. SIIOLS! Slior/S!! SIIOLS!!! In this iluparlnicnt we can suit the in«^! fastidious. We sell all ^oods ami styles. Our Shoes are ninnMfaettired for us. .-md we guarantee them as represented. f>ur Ladies’ Handmade Shot's at S'L'iO an* perfect beauties. (>’ir -tin’k ol Mens, Bovs ami Childrens Ready-made Clothing is verv iari^e. We • an M not only ilje regular sized men, hut also the Lomr and Slim and the Fat and >!out. Oi'rclotiiinu’ is all inanuiaelured by Kxpeiicneed Tailors and \vt Guarantee a perfect lit at prices unequalcd. IIA 1 s ’’. sill R IS, X L( K \\ LA R, l nderwear, Ilosierv, etc., in great varietv. We also earry in stock (ilass-iai's, ffilw-wani, Hartm anj Grocerias. !!• ttutuber tbc plttee: Hewitt Buiiilimr, North xide Pttblie S<|Uare BRUNSON, LUNN & CO. J. F. EARLY ■ it -nas addl’d to bis- W h o I e s a I n ii General Retail :o:— Imsiness a first Has? :<jc —: TianiasPlaiiai Plaal Under the siiju’i vision of Mr. U. R. Wood where the public are in- of ('obiinbin. s. c Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 1 Willeox’s Old Drug Store. ti? IiI« Opportunity! IIOX'T MUh KJl> l our*, Kendor. Tho majority noglcct their on portiinitio*. iintl Horn tlmt causelivo in poverty nmi tlio in ob cutity! Harrowing ilosnatr is (bo lot of ttiany. ns tlioy bek back on lost, forever Inst, opportunity i^pti^^. I tig! Kcach out. Ho up nml noing. Ininrovoyour onportn- , itiiy. ttn<l iccuroiirospority. protninonc ■. iic.ici*. 11 was said by a philosopher, that "lito Oiobiess i‘f I orltino-olTor* a ir«iUn*ilot>piiiin!iiiy to ouch net son at somo i>ot iiHl of Ufo; . ciiiiu'aco tbochnnee, nn«i >liopouiA out httr riches; fail to do J fp.M.d sito departs, nrrer to tetnrn." How tthuU yon find j thu goi.ih s oDportnnitv* Investigato every chaneo thnt 1 ii|>peat'9 wonhv. nnd of fair proinivo; that is what ail sno re .-inl men do. Hero is nn opportunity, enrii ns is not often tv iihiii the i each ot labot ing peonlo. I mproved. it will give, d :.t I ii't. n grand stmt in life. Tho goi.ds n opportunity for many islieto. Uluney to bo mntto rnpitlly nmi honoraitly ’ v ;.:,y imiustriimspcr.'on of either sex. ^il nges. Yon ran tin tit . wo: U ami Hvo at homo, wherever yon aro. Kvon bo a t r» at o ea-ily cart.Uhj liout to MIO nor «iay Yon cum you will vv'ork. not too bard, but hiilustti- otidy;anil yon ran Ineroueo your inrpincatyou "yon. Yon ran •’•.ivosparotimoonly, ornll yoiir.UillAtoAli**fitti li»Tnsy j tol.in Capital not reutiirud. Wo start vutt. AUitnoti- pisraiively tc.-vv utol reailv wotulorful \Vo instruct nml sitovv v on l ow, free. I'ailuro iinkimwn nnuttig our em „ i s. No rooin to o’.plain bore. Wiito and leant t.ll l.v reiiit u mail. Law iso to delay. Avhlre.ss nt onee. II. UttUva * C9.I Hus »»*| Ptn UuBU, aiuln.. vited to ap]ily tbi* pHees on aiiylbiii^’ they want in that line, such as ^ ROQMNG,GUTTERING, VALLEY TIN, FLUES for TUBACGU BARNS etc PLUMINC A QFPCIIALITY. strietly first class work as low as naranled at ja iet’s botch work. Give u« it vail hviorc plusag orders.