Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*. - T- W,p. T. J. - WOODS, / ■! v )«n Th&i ■ "iris lifc'i', kiurous ^ . ,-‘ \m» • ■ ■ i ^ To } jiTnoriiiKTims) lir^ «. The main,linildiiigof theConverde College, of Spartanburg, was binned |dnv night. Some of the kjt^thrir clothing, hut were jv 7 ’t|ie jicoplo of the town. Itgugited in the kitehcu assemhle the jailin'liuwber^ people, in any sectioh of j^e‘(|^iufr|) ivlurej r < n i: * itHr ,+ it Correspondence. daim.incton; ft-c. * »• -• • • i »#t Wednesday, Jan. G, ...,1092. and was pnftHiTjJy due to carelessne+J Tli hiiil\lmg^n»Hiie8. 'I’he exercises ‘.'V.ijl Jt 11 " ithout interruption. ••'•■Major Henry T. Thompson of l>ar- —• linglou, S. ('., son of our esteemed es such imiversal o,mn|y ani{ good hehuvior no'^ find it affords us great pie.'.-are (o pay this well deserved triluiie to our colored . friends, It may not he amiis," in tips J eonneetion, to say that the same gen eral good order prevailed during the' Chri-tmas holidays. The prineipU . ,, , , (list hniscoiiu j• i »• »c^ I 11.i *i( 1 < 'r.>* 1 young men who opened business here I , last yeptember, are sellingout their : ! stores and will move buck to. their i ! farm. exercises. Dr. (iraiidison Sttnda' pivaehed ing i Clmrch. Hi- morn- , , . .. est-OoveruorlliighiSe'i’lwmpso'n, will Capt, blank 0. Spain left on > at- ,|,.]] v ,, v ;l pnt,]i,. address at Music urday for his home in Atlanta. Capt J. S. Fairley, a prominent merchant of Charleston, was in town on Monday. Mr II. licwent hal will open a store, for general merchandise, at Rosen berg's old stand. “A Social Session” will be render ed at the Opera House on Saturday night, 9th lust. The little folks had a very sncccss- ful and pleasant masquerade at the residence of Mr ('. S. McCullough, on Thursday night. The Southbound passenger train on the C. & 1>. Railroad now passes Darlington at 7:05 a. m. The night train still arrives at 9 o’clock. There was an extremely pleasant reception at the resideu :e of Hon. H. W. Dargan, on Tuesday evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Dargan. Married, at the residence of the bride’s father, Dr. S. F. Parrott, on Thursday night, by Rev. J. A. Rice, Mr. W. G. Dickson to Miss Genie Parrott. The Cheraw Lyceum will celebrate its 3Gth anniversary on Friday, 8th inst. The oration will he delivered by Rev. Janies Woodrow, D. D. We return thanks for an invitation to be present. Miss Annie Marco, who has many friends in Darlington, will be married in New York on the 27th. Mr. S. Marco, her father, will leave on Fri day in order to be present at the wedding. Hall in this city on Wednesday eve ning, JaniurA (ith, at 8 o’clock. Sub ject: Pythianism. Ladies as well as gentlemen are invited to attend. The members of Game Cock Lodge No. 11, K. of 1*.. would be glad to see all of their friends turnout on that occasion; an enjoyable address is in store lor Unau-rf Advance. . The editor of our contemporary, the News, is a graceful speaker,and our Sumter friends can count on listening to an instructive and well delivered address. We leturn thanks for the Annual Report of the Post-master General, and will publish some extracts from it in our next issue. It is a docu ment of great interest as it concerns every body who either receives or sends a letter. -Mr. Waxnaniaker is in favor of re ducing the letter postage to one cent, which reduction will, for a year or two, increase thedetieit, but he be lieves that the additional business of Dr. Grandis..,.’* address, will soon cover the difference between expenditures and receipts; that is to keep the deficiency about where it now is. KDITOli llF.ilAi.O: Pro 1 . F. F. Cobh, title of Mayo; Cypix-can boast of as many line school) was in town January 1st and I young widows as any town in the j in the emancipation j to its size. j Prof. W. L. Floyd has returned; from his home in Horry where he; spcii* the Christmas holidays, and has reopened his school at this place. iValmv of ill- day was t Ju* address • . * . . r< - . Mcs.;. l». M. and 15. A. DuHoy.- , ,, . ,, r I mi;-tvxt wa;Ulu? 1.4 chanter of Si'-in 1 , , , M c deliveifd l>v tiu* hVv. M. Brandi- . , . . . 1 , havi* returned to Uoiioid (olleireiU- . .. . iJolni. hi the ♦lie wortl, . .. at . ‘ v , ter ,iHmlin.- several dav-j with ivia- I and the word was wmi (uki, anu^the h\v.s here word was («od. His iirinciide . i i i i? • i 11 I here is a ^reat deal of sienness in thoughts were: 1st, hods plan , and around repress. The grip is the redemption; 2nd, Hod's means of re-: most prevalent disease at. present, demptiou was known only to himself. KVKMNG. : 4 . . lt ., , . , r i a. A horse in Hie I Boston notice ue- Subject: 1 he power of character. . . ‘ . Text XVI chapter of Romans XL\ 11’ 111 '*'j 11 ' 11 * ls .."1* 11 s i <>] A better satisfied audience than filled the opera house to see “A So cial Ses.ion” last night, seldom re turns from an evening's entertain ment. This attraction is well ealcu- son, D. D., of (inviisbohi, the colored Baptist Church. The building was packed, and the large audience listened w'th the closest attention to a most, admira ble and well delivered address, which was replete with wise counsel to his hearers. The speaker ignored poli ties entirely, and af'er a brief sketch of (ho progress made by the colored people since the War, he devoted his attention to a discussion of social and moral questions. He spoke elo quently of the importance of elean- lii ess and refinement, in their homes and pointed out how necessary it was that they should lead moral lives if they wished to make themselves stand well in the estimation of the world. He also spoke of the im perative necessity of their educating themselves, learning to think, and then of putting their thoughts into action. This is but a very imperfect sketch hut will g 1 ve the readers of Tim Hku.vld a general idea of the tenor of his re marks. Dr. Grandison is President of a College in Greensboro, and is doing a great work for his people. He is highly educated and a very eloquent and graceful speaker. In another column wo give an out- ; line of his sermons, morning and ('onuiK'iiciiia* on .tan. 1st. XX verses. Principle thoughts were Charac ter determines destiny, character de termines what we shall he in this world and the world to come. Force of character gives hopes for future life. The congregations were both large and attentive. Several of our white citizens was present Sun day evening. Society Hill Items. 1 for hospitality. When one of the j officers leaves his horse in the same : stable and fastens liim near by, the I other horse picks up ha\ and forces it throuah (lie iron gralingof his stall for his guest to eat. Ho began to show his hospitality about a year ago, and has continued it twice a day ever since. The pitting of smallpox has been entirely prevented by Dr. Lewintauer, of Constantinople, by antiseptic treat ment, as follows: The entire head and face, except the eyes and the neck, are covered with plaster con sisting of three parts of carbolic acid and fifty parts each of olive oil ami starch. The body is covered with a j mixture of three parts bf salicylic Major Thus. S. Lucas and wife spent a few days last week at his old home, on his return bridal trip from New York, West Point ami the North. The Major looks a little taller since one of his Milledgevillo Cadets took the prize at the Augusta exposition drill. ,, , ,, • , , n ! acid, thirty parts of starch, am Mr U. A. Carrigan, Jr., spent the - . . ’ Christmas holidays at home. |[ ( , j seventy parts olive ml. the interna left yesterday for Oak Ridge, where treatment consists in giving quinine he is at school. in acid solution Miss Mary M. Lucas who is nHcrnl- 1 ing the South Carolia:! College Da- women in Columbia, after a dciight- I fill visit to her family, returned to her the colored Mcth-j studies on Wednesday of last week. the immense and well selected o’eniTal stock of d. F. Early will positively he nuu’ked down at cost for strictly cash. All per sons desiring’ l!A8!4nAS\$ should call and inspect tins stock before purchasing. IP if. P amet.s’ VET El! 1 NAN Y REMEDIED COLIC 11 RE. Never fails tocureanx case of robe COCGH, COLD A I'EVER Olio!': i * Ul'i - lung fown. KpiziMt if eo! Colds, ,\;r. HORSE K’ENOV A To I! ; Cures indigestion. It* > of , Sliiuuics. ' 'x Surreys, BMuetoiiS, SBoiid Carts, Wagons, WOXOF.R WOIiKl.R MM M !•", i Cures cilia, wol.liiL, liarnc- :•:•;! , scratches, Ac, HOOK GROW EE A SOFTEN !• i! Sure cure for contracted feel, (imii ter cracks and i.eiideriies.s. These wonderful medicines sold and guaranteed to plee-e user of money refunded without gumciit. For sale h\ are the ar- BR n BOYD. James Allan A Co. 28b King St. Charleston, S. C. The barges', Jewclrv Sior.- m the .■'•ai .. 3 OF One ,loti,ir oer vein - lor i'lii. !L:.:au> luted to put an audience in a proper night, preached at frame of mind to enjoy their per- odist Church on Sunday. We veryj Bennettsville,exchange is fair jilay, formance. The superb hand and, tf0!11L . 0 f our North-: so we would like some nice people to orchestra creates an exquisite seusa- W ) U) tt . iu , k . so m „ ( .|, sym-1 re ! ,llH ' e ''lose we have lost. tion of delight, and aftei tl.e_ sneM n.imv,! pimple eon hi! Plan tors are sowing gruiii(|tiiteex- strains die away the curtain rises on j*' •' ^ lh( ,| It is to he hoped that hog, 1 ami hominy will ivrive increased attention also. 'I’he “straiglito:::’’view the politi- i ■••.•! situ.ition v. i!h accat c "npl iee'iev | and much satisfaction. Harbsi iilc (Jlraiilug.;, farce comedy, breezy and ludicrous, a.ne mvii prese: and the most staid auditor soon loses e.-of or-le: Iv an I v eil dressed control of his deporiment and is pre pared to enjoy the fun to the fullest extent. The merit of the play in creases with each act; the third and last is composed of burlesques on pojiular grand operas, pul •» i in goo ! style. “A Social Session” is belter than it advertisers—Atlanla Gonsti- tution. Opera House, Darlington, Saturday night, Jan. 9th, people ■ hat t-lied tlie i hnreli during ;)r. Givnidi am's lecture. There was a la.ge crowd in town on Monday, hut there were no sales of special importance. The usual sale of dilapidated horses and mules took place. Some of them were dear at any price. The creek bridge on the road lead ing to Dovesville is in bad order and should be immediately repaired. It is cheaper to keep the bridges in order than to have suits for damages to animals ami vehicles. The trains on the ('. S. and N". R. R. were prevented from crossing the River for a day or two last week, by some derangement in tbo working of the draw-bridge. Everything was fixed as soon as possible. The ringing of the tire Wl nml the t(illi mit , ht t() lvud them. »" < sound of the whistle of the Electric . (i (])o )octt , )lew , |lill!ora . not Lights works alarmed a good many ure the IU: ,kers of pub people on Thursday n ght, who lic se|ltilm . nt - rh iU . e nearer to Tip- HerfiH’s I'osiliua. However unfortui'.ib’ it nniy be thought that the town was on fire. It would have been better to have given notice that this was to tie done. The (Hilice ought to enforce the ordinance against disfiguring the fences and electric light poles with all kinds of advertising signs. 'Every p vie in the town has an advertise meat on it. If a few fines were im posed for this it would soon stop. The people from this section, who visited Mb Airy last Summer, will be verv sorrv to'learn that the “Blue, , . , ., Ridge was entirely consumed by lire on Thursday night, Ihreeorfour \ Sufccssfnl Rulcrtitinmcill. thousaipj dollars in vested in able; 'The complimentary entertainment, engine ami cisterns would have saved this building. that ike t'ampaign should open so long before (!'.'■ next election, it i- imiiossible to shut our eyes to the ^ fact that tbo time is near at baud To the people who are disposed'o wi.en it v.ill 1 c in fuil blest; i.ml underrate the intlueiice of the week!; biking this view of the ease, B may papers, we coiiiuieml the words, from HO - he ami^ «<> '•».> ‘ l ^ the late {Senator Plumb, which we ] to the position of Tin: Hi:iiai.d. quote below. Mr. Plumb was a man As far as is poisihle. oureiiorts of high character and of conspicuous will he put forward m the direction abilitv, and despite he fact that he of doing everything that lays m our had easy ace. ss to all the great dailies, power to bring about the restoration oi did not ignore the claims of the peace and concord between the differ- weckly press for recognition, but ent fac tions of the Democratic party; made ai>oint of reading the ones from is so * al ' !W l , "-'’ s * l) ' t! " 't 10 ' lt his own State, every week. If he '‘‘>e “f principle. On a 1 could find fonu-thing of interest in >j"eslions mfeetmg tr 1 ' them surelv the man of average in- ^ the opin.ons of the Ed, or will he candidly expressed, hut this docs mean that the friends of The Heum.I), who hold opposite views, will not he afforded every opportunity to give e-.pre-.-'ion to their opinions. Believing, as we honestly do, th-.i! a great deal of the animosilv, engen dered during the last cainjmign, was the direct result of the useless and inexcusable indulgence in personali ties, we shall, as far as is possible, keep everything of this nature out seems in : uselves ami lively rate. win bus Mhs Tameron v in Forgot-mr-not, r$v ■ >v i .al.orors, leiiiiut •. Ac. havegotteii a inoveoa the are clianging plat es at a Mr. Solomn:: Hall, one of Cr.-ek’s t-iilerpriving fnrmeri bought a ]>lau!ation from 11. M. Jusephi no Cameron, support-j - \V<- <un any style of UAN'I) Smith, E-.-p, near .Mrs. K. E. Wright’;: ,.(] |. v mi excellent company, appear-! -ingle plant irion,'ami will occupy the same ed p.^t night at the Howard Aiiditori | at and early ditto. i m,, ju [he great London success,! One of our townsmen, Mr. Lacoste ' “ Forget-me-not.” The play is a (1c Kvi rnw a row uavs . , , . . • * , of a wicked womans leinjiorary tn- 1 he post oil lee has lieen recently mil) >h over virtue and innocence, as SS unless, Siiiidlrs, ISritMes, (ollius, alters, li-aii Holies, Carry C'omlis, Iln5sli4‘s, ?!anu*ss i/, l 53sh(‘lh solid plat: i k opungSilvei' V-9 SS5^<>'1 ill, ColHi- ane • Siiilie- ,v, One of our townsmen, Mr. Lacoste ! rorgeT-uie-mu, . .c i-v - Evans, visited his old home in ('he- ''ighlful one, and teaches a moral. It raw a few days m-o. 1 pictures s.enesm which all the phases removed in a room adjoining the resi dence of Mr. .1. II. Guildv. • I! 7001I maeiiine made tlnnu'-s cumideie, i.wo; ;i AitsKss rgj- harness to die iiru-sl e i*eh hsme-'s. also t and S-tiorse v SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to our “Young Men’s IJuggies” at SUi'i.OO tiaS HARRELL 4 y J liv' . i L’Oll llHtiV. wh ¥ Inlaid in the backs of SPOONS AM) iOKKS At Co!ntn tr.'.'.t ft> Wear, then iJathd entiro, eoiiluittoj? i i-'H-o Ti)Hcs<is much Silver os STAi-tOAflD RLATC. ouarentc-c-d t:* wear 2a yea’j Will a Lifitia-.o. MORE DURABLE Than Light St; rling id Ivor. And os' ’frrasar.-Srtlga -.h;r. i vr. '■ tci: r.-ilw ::-i t; ■> j w lajin oil rri;c5. \« Accsre i.u zacjnsi-L. rod only THK HOL.'!! ) & L’DWAIiCS Wo r,V0 Sr!' .\' « I;.-, h iroods and k< op ;» ii;:! lii;: <;• - STOCK. fus : / \ Oliver. fe- dr.oa.-.i:i.V'c-:e c-.-hticsaKr tv;:.: & . \ J? HLVF.n 10. !_lu addilioa lo ; oc!; of large and clciram the people than any other papers. Their editors mingle with people, and consciously or unc-'iisciously reflect tin; views of their readers. By reading them l can tell just what the pepolc of -Kansas are thinking and talking about. F am amazed, too, at the excellence of the count) - papers. The them are carefully, ably edited. They not only print the news of the neighborhood, but have opinions which I find it worth inv while to well as a climax of her subsequent fall and ruin, arc- portrayed. Owing to the absence of our up- The jday bristles with intrigueand pointed pastor, the Rev. Merritt, of passion, and calls for dramatic talent the South CarolinaConforeneo, Rev, of the highest order, “horget-nie- W. A. Wright, preached on his an- not,'’ it will be remembered, was pro- poiutmeut Sunday. , dueed in Baltimore by Rose Coglilan, -ri „ . ,i ,, .• .. wjio made a great hit. Miss Cam-; .ie sad -lea h ol .m>. , llll ' s acting in tlie jilay will eimiparc heth Mwanls on I iiursday ...ght, f;lV(n , llllv v / itll Mi^'Cegl,Ian's and in , last, was quite a st*vrn* shock to the • . » i, . , i ' 1 . ... f! many part; she has. a better coneep-; eiitiie com limntv. She was (lie wife ! lllk i ' ri'i’i i u tion of the charaotpr, ami purM0\en. ot.lr. Mi ImI wards. Her rciimm.s were • -..i . t • m..,, ' more fone in I t!»an ,vns.s t o.Jiian. j i> Solid Silvdrwarc. 'fee# (sold ;md Sii \\ A dd d i I. CIS. Dhtmot! V • MO IHL’.-l .OMC . us ;um! j!'s o; » So’ inte,red in Damascus Cemetery on ,,, qn i r";L , "r‘\:;A;;;:d^e-n^ ; 'is , ;;l to 111 1110111100 t-O tlioll' Saturday, {-lie leaves a husband ami ‘ , tu. children tomouri. herdeparture.; /.‘^...'uhLseen^ in T ]>ublic g’ClKTally that tllOV “r.lcssed art the dead Ihal die in ,, Vi. o .. :r i: n <i. , the IiOrd. v tViciids nutl the li<tvc j'cccivcd the largest and best selected stock oi’ torious the article may he iu oilier | respects, if it offends in this way. the writer will have to resort In} Sonic ti(her iiif.ins of I'-vjii' iiing lliej imblic; for it is very certain that in- will not be able lo do so through; On last Thursday morning the down passenger train was thrown off the track at Cheraw, by the breaking of a switch. No blame is attached tp any one. ns the accident was un- avoiduhjc. No one was hurt. The engine did not leave the track hut all tlie ears did, and a wrecking train had to lie sent from Florence to get them up. The cars were not dam aged, and the train passed Darlington jR jpilf past eight at night. Mr F. R.- Rhodes and Miss Ella! Parrott were married on Tuesday evening, at the residence of the bride’s father, Mr Jesse W. Parrott, by Rev. E. T. Hodges. Only the near rela tives and a few personal friends were The News from Cypress, ellji Oi wind li tin. Miss Essie Du Bose, of Camden, is visiting friends and relatives here. 8 4 Ut 1 n - a \ r« U i v u i * {> s * ° i 8 i l er :liiv.iiner that will elicit the sympathy of the audience. ‘‘Fovgct-ine-lot" is Mr. Cad dell will open a general .-m adventuress, and her lines are diffi-; merclmndisc store in the building; onU for anyone but a clever actress to; formerly occupied as the post office, j master. • Miss t anu-rou woro- during nmioritv of the columns of The IlEU.U.jq■ The contemplates getting ready foi ca- h ad a worthcosiume, wliicliv.ero' and 11 ose who expect to liave their business about January 15th. i .ruiy lieautiful. The piece was ad-, articles published must adhere to { ... j min'iblv staged throughout, this rule; for no matter how men-j ! Sir Horace AVelty was taken bv Mr-, Our young p-ople an- onjoyliig a I.oi'is Gifford ji, i-.n.y tini.dii'd uiau-lx-i iiumtier ofpariiis io wind np tli-.i,..,, tiers clever actor. Bmuto.' Clirislinas holidnv” win,. th - *ov iiaii, Was taken by Mr. J. 11. Hiltoii. Prim-e Malcotte, by Mr. Mi^Etivifcimonf'ilii'bv’Mn toiition to their S})U*n(1i(l' stock of i e a» 5^= j : !» ■; ' ' \ ■ ft i ^ t H >\I t \ t —All kimt ; of— j >1 onmiuMi(‘, («r,« '.M-JiCj i.d :• 11<• • ■ • Kr* ( nil b(< pit I'i iiLl'ifl] ' they !lmvo'cvcp ]i;-.l. inspection of tiic.siuae. im.i ic.v (Hi! s lit' ii11 ill iieeial *t i - our columns. j this siction to hear of the death of; yi r . Eugene Jamison, '(’p-'jqy Mi--, It is the aim of The llritAi.o tojM illuir Register. Cameron p!:;' ■-.j.'v-i.go, ni.*-ie>t at; 3 he ab.olutelv "air, and the poorest j Mrs Lulu I*. Pale had R, ^ iji,. mutimw. Baltimore Ameiicsr.. LllUlUU fJ! U0& and most obscure man in !he Coun-I pet lugs killed ri;,.ia ( i;y w tii.-h ijpped ; T he above compimy will play in I Mary Recitation—Mr, son. Inslrnnumliti Sijh,- Iiihj* Law. Recitation—Mr. Walter Janies. Reciatatimi—MissIIaTtie Ervin. Song—Messrs C. B. Edwards, Geo. II. Edwards. C. 1). Evans and R. EL James. After,this, was over, refreshments present, but the evening passed ««{ wm . aiuf of eounie over) body mcn-ily and'an elegant supper ; ai.p t(J ( | R , ,ine stewed oyster P”"! - | and the delicious coffee. • ’(.he Euitor wqs on luniU, atjd wisl } -j Wu j on q likc lo ( |i SL .,i ln ' m , lU . ( , mt es to say tha* 'I he H Hit a i.u (pis plen-! can , lqr cuniIH ,, 8 t q say that tu q of |y of space top.hhsi, tliemarriagpl^j^i^ frjon(lS) vc [,,, notices of all the bachelors Ml tin, llfT t | u . | |( , ll( , rH p, county. part of the entertiiinnienl. Their The News and” Courier has pub* j.' h « iul ’ , .... .! vantage of otliur folks m this diree- 1 is bed a very gratifying exhibit of the iirogrc of the State during thoi 0 '' ,, 1 " . . . , After biiinier the voting folks m- nast year, and verv conclusively . • . . 1 (bilged in the mistv nm-.es o Ihc shows, we think, tlmt while Imucs given at the Armory of the Darling ton Guards, to Lieut, S. S. Burch, was successful in every way, and t he Guards have every reason to con gratulate themselves on giving their friends such a pleasant evening. ly, if he 'vishrs In (lie ns, a public ■ TRe following was theprogiumme: question, will, il his article is ol Instrumental Duet-Miss Annie equal nu-ril, ‘ receive tlie same con- Williamson and Dr. W..I. Garner. sideralion that we would extend to Reclliitiim—Miss Hattie Ervin. • the most prominent .citizen. m gpi ftij Kf Song--Mr. R. E. James. | H is impossible to conduct a paper U S ji H lithoiit [iiiblio support, and >v- a- k ' ^ g It was s-ul news to the people of O. R. WhitJiead. and th Porter h\ (i i tU!! lljli Itl.l “•l US Henry T.Thomp-: without public supi | every man, w ho is w illii ill WOilvjllg for the good of ail. forward and ’ It tlie eeilieS Me. it 319 pounds. In",end and llngoo.l. ibirlingtoii three nights—Jan. L4i!i. 15th and I Oth. ' Hi id ;i!so (hcv invite the Indies <i> a tlieii* viipied assifi’tmeiit ot Me d y ! * Si fii i-14. J i’le Q \ ( va i ly£ i r n a 1;L .V: ; 'A4 iuj If m H ^9 sS t\ n Ml Bs:# kt-M B fe. N&I r" k vv. Gca! 1 V in: • i etc >-= L- *", "V i'il to come forward ami subscribe for TflK Hkiiai.I). 1 It shall he our aim in the future, as it has in tin- past, to give our friends a paper that will be a welcome visitor to their firesides, and their help now will enable us vo more fully reali our wishes. E’lin—that's what “A Social Si. I sion” is; fun from Is-giouiiig toei!'!. It was made jo lie |anulep!-ovt|k(T, - uml snii|iiS wiin't (Iu it justice. The 'M plot is interesting mid consistent, the eharaeters ureall well drawn, Ihedia- w logue is bright and funny, and the wlidle Is a swift inoving succession of ■ ludicrous situations mid iacidents. It kept the houseful at the Grand: last night in a roar. Thecompain (j- presents it in first class shape. v - The musical features of th'; or ganizafiou are strong. Not only is: >■ 5 Hlltl Tlio aiiytliini*-. else that the kulics net (l. stock is lii’st class iu every respect. We now Inm- <)|i( ii"<l Ri.; pui.j.c-i ;oiA ns welt ;."!(-ct,-(| of DifiESs goods, rmMMma&i ns was ever brought lo Dniltngton. L ilsr 0 &G« \ vm nGh-U of evervtlinii?; else ttuG u bhtiIs. L C" B l : MAs. ' C . ,!IN \ V j! • ■ i ’-i cm, f- t- e! lb" i< a; mg i.ml setiilia: ot tion of rent--, Vie. The strictr-i attention to -ill h,i ill - en: n-- . .! i. Vi ill r rhev curry a lar«;e liave mi ehra'.t tine of (tents, Vomh and Hoys (totliim.' in every slvle. Sails from >■ t.O’.l to sau.Ou per suit. Hals from Sue to if,:l eaeli. Icals (3 1 \T 1 \ T ( dock of !); H 1 n *■' ShL •i y ri 1 n HOESi ' Jn Our Shoe Department is eamplele, ainl, as usual, V (i are hard ti.ere is -m reason to he des- a ' ml{ wn « oV1, ^’ " hen j the play full of taking songs, which omlent, and that the outlook £,„• ^ »'ere finely sung hut last night th th • future is hopeful. J lie town ••kmanripal on Hay.” plai.se while the cnrlai.. w ; ,( .hvn mid connty of Darlington both make The colored people were out in The cornet solo hv ivlwnr 1 !-L Nie!. a--i od showi iv and make go-id their strong force on Friday f« r the par-. i-rsou was eiithusiasiic.ill, ivet-i ,•;•<] V,.«»w*d o«it sjwtai nitcni'mi to om Ew-ltt.A V.-.-otlic • ‘ I i,, . . • t . . . • «t. r i ° 'Vi i S V l A mid cun tit F very body, from .*i si mill hoy to jthe mini. J'hey call sp(*einl tlieir eohijilete stock of XEIICLER’S FINE SHOES, j also <t verv luri>‘e jissopI uieiit of evt‘r\ kind! I represent Twelve « most relink!.* !• •• • t. , ( omp:iiiic>* in ! ... v uinoiu tin in, F. : iind London jnnl < • • I.MTllid tl!*- ir c< mpa ■ in tie v.or! lie .Fin::, of 1! • ti'ot largest of all A . e : :c. companies. Prompt uM 'M’.’um i«* ’ ’ - faciioi. -r . i ti.P ■ n»T >aliv l. 1'. r-; craon was emnusi«wiie.ui. i\ claim to being a purl of the garden |Rise of eelehniting “Eanai|eipution! 'ffHlie p':! ; V!i - niet' w.p e i.ape!!.*d to of HoutR C..’»!1hi, fur l.« u • oilier' tlaf ” and the good order that piv- !, ». • -ei.:-.. * lie Ie: , . • ■ , 'iii , . . , 1 with th" coiiip.niv u t:i - ‘ .Sia-! part of the Mate, e,... taming t h.-sam • vailed during the whole day was a | mll(1 /'L;, th.- bet no-H-: 1 immlic? pf sipiarc miles, cun an equal subject ol general remark. In fai l orgaii'/.aiioii on thcro.el. Ihuhestei Hiiaulity of line land bv iumid. il would be extremely dillkult tu 1 Liar. • ;;fyLiiaixyeiv (Uvrt-.n' 1 iv- t. -4 eC ( * ’•/» .-s’ I,riled 1*1 ne intnlrt l to yivr eatisfnetion. 11 a 1 e r. n',..e »:r . -I* 1. n F . 1 ! t IP' .pu tl'all •, «i! O Y E s a;.o ^et or.* i of e p. t ‘OS ( ivc t; ’ t ftjK h.»y n •; t : a i all. We n id (OW. Steii v, r; •_i w ill ci■l-.ip.'ir • ve ,'. t>.: 1:1 il ;\- n.\i:i.iN( (Cllr I t'o., met .)uy LOT 4 y I < .ir .< 9 TON, R, C.' I'.d i.iVtU, No. iHtfOl mi. is’. ‘ H SANDERS. of shoe, from th(‘ eheajiest to tiie best. EVERYTHING IN THE WAV OF All person- are ia-ri , • i.th.'I STAPLE AN £ FANCY GROCERIES , Offenders will be pro - • it .1, N >1 (g^. at low prices. Call if you wish bargains, ou.h.i^i. w IfA'lYUi.L.