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$ ( V . Kstiihlishoil J*ly 16th. IS9t>. statement, that the leaders of this j and what little they learn is not re movement, almost without exception,' tained. Of course there exists a par- were advancing their own interests amount necessity for colleges and without caring in the least wbut lat- universities, but wliat is most netsled Oestreyeil l»v fire liesfiiilior fSth. ISttO uatiie of the Alliance after their de- at this time is a good system of com- 1 signs were carried out. It is very mon schools that will be kept ojien Ite-hKlablisheil tehraarj llth, IS.tl. uell for (lie Freeman to beg that they for at least eight months in theveur. shall not all be candiilate- for fat of- \V hen this desirable end i< attained, I tires, but we would be glad if our the large majority of boys and girls contemporary would name the ones i can secure all the education they will who are entirely disinterested, Till- ever need without leaving home. Of man. Shell. Irby. Stackhouse and course if a boy or girl is gifted intel- j others were, of course, not candidates, lectuallv they ought to have every i but were elec ted against their own advantage, but otherwise a college ! protests by an admiring constituency, education amounts to very little. In And then too who would be so un- a large number of our educational charitable as to accuse that broad- institutions the pupils, in answer to minded and unselfish patriot, w ho in- an ignorant demand, are too rapidly struct* the poor deluded, ignorant pushed forward, and the result is W. D. WOODS, T. J. DREW. kiutok-* AND IMIOl’UIKTOHS. One Dollar a Year. DATM.lNtiTON. S. C. Wednesday, Jan. 20 ; 1892. MM M :l n for Infant! and Children. “Caatoria is so well adapted to children that R Cantoria cures Colic, Constipation, frccon,m l ., 1 JltA.TU I »c r iorU) I .n y pr<»cri,. t ioa j ^ dl FOR SALE. One of the best engines and saw I mills in the State; H) to oO horse jiower, fifty feet carriage, three steel plate boilers, live timber carts, new saw 5<i inches, belts almost new. but ting saw attached and saw shatpoiier. all coni]ilet<: lutilding can go with inuohim ry. Apply to K. T. Reeves, lames, or K. Welling, charleston. Also gt inch planer and groove and tongue and seven inch moulding machine, planes four sides. uiown to mo." H. A. Aiichkr, Bl. D., •Ifso. Oxford St„ Brooklyn, N. Y. While a good many of the priests, who have been burning incense at the shrine of (lovernor Tillman, have stolen away, there is no danger of the tire going gut as long as the editor of the Ablieville Medium is on hand to feed the flames. The Medium seems to be satisfied with the Governor and the present I gestion, I Without injurious medication. Tub Ckntauu Company, T7 Murray Street, N. Y. and oppressed farmer through the that the work done is often superlj- eolumns of that luminary of journal- eial. to say nothing of the danger of ism, the Cotton Plant, of being an permanently impairing the health of olice seeker. Candidly we very much the child. wish that t he suggestions of the Krec- - ■ ■■ •' man will lie followed, but if they are. Tillman's Taxes. the Alliance will find itself in the fix of an army without any generals. There are one or two points in the 'I’he editor of the Freeman tax return made bv Gov. Tillman I IIE \ RV >1. SMITH, Dealer in all kinds of f 01 XT I : TEA IMS, : Ac. Florence St.. Darlington, S.C. legislature, but mavbe it did not . xneet mueh. and then some folks i "eUds a strong ,ten and if he keeps to the And.tor of Kdgeheld c-ounty up the light against the ollice-seekers which deserve the attention of the are easv to suit. ^ • - — he will, to say the least, make things public. S Hon. <J. Washington Shell js get-! very uncomfortable for them. In the first place a total of sixty- ting in a little work at Washington.; —■ eigh cows are returned at $liS0, an lie has secured places for (woof hi- !()IR R1 j S0 , R{ES SHOll.D BE average of stli.rjl each. It so Imp- roustitiionts, oil'* ol thrill «i yiiih 1 uyah v , . . i r .1 He l.as l.ecn there only a month.- MADE KiOMX. pens that twelve of these cows were Uibeville .Medium. It is very mtieh to be hoi ad that sold to the Sttite lunatic asylunin 1 We stipjio-e that th. alajie i- an some plan will be devised by wbieb October for st tx'.tJO, an average of indication of the Medium's idea 01 i the State can lie represented at (lie ofsbi.sc.eaeh. Gov. Tillman s.ivs, tiie dutv of a congressman, toget ap propriations and secure eleikship- for his eonslitueiits. Mr. Shell will hardly take a very lofty view of his duty as a representa tive, and the misfortune is that his ideas in this respect will meet the ap probation of a good many of the peo ple that elected him. In everything that concerns the welfare of I'iovem Columbian Exposition, for if it is not however, the asylum had the pick of it would be simply throwing away the herd. With the twelve cows an opportunity that may never be worth stT-i.'-M the remainint tiftysix presented again. were, according to the Governor's We do not. of course, know if return of the herd for taxation, worth thi‘ proposition we make would tie s’isT.XO. anaverageofalittlemore practicable. Imt throw it out w ith the than so.Gt each. That is a pretty hope that it may provoke discussion low price for cows and indicates that, and in this way accomplish some-; the Governor's herd must have run thing. If the cities and tow ns of very irregularly. About the same the Mate would each make an appro- time the lunatic asylum sale was the limes ,u> , pHatjon. with t lie proviso that it was made, however, tlkCouimbia Register always taken the deepest inleiest.and ^ no | j (( | K . , lw , ( ] ,||,!i| the w hole wliieh ispropably gmidadministration the pooide of that town owe a gn at a||llJl||| ^ so.'i.min. was raised, accord- authority, announced that Gov. Ti!i- deal to the persistent efiergy "i'l'j ing to their ability, it is probable man and Senalor Irby had met “in which our contenqsiray has kept '-‘v (],..( tin-sum raised in tin's way might eouferenee" at Ninety Six and that advantages of Homme e\ei at sll fH,.ient to have the resources of the Governor had sold to the Senator front. \\ hatever may have been it- i)ie State fairly representid. ilfteeii eov s. Now a good many mistakes. iRilitieaily or othei w ise. it Of course theie are States that ex- harsh things Imve Ikvp said aK>ut has always heen true to the "oikof ,.^1 j,, some special proilnet. Imt Senator Irhv hut nohovly would ae- huilding up that nourishing town. >v | |( . n j| comes to variety there are Cuse liim of going to Ninety '-ix to itisfaetion of seeing V(1| . V f,, NV diat can evpial the I’aluietto Imy of the executive head and eom- vvith suite.-.-. 'I'b,. rosourees of on. fields mauder in chief tif the military and and forests should be displayed if we naval forces of tills State fifteen wish toattract capital todcvelop their cows at So.Id a head.--Colinnbia Tliis mine belongs to Tin: imtLe\^To\ imm stahw. WK Wild. KKCKIVK THIS WEEK Tin Gar Laafls ol e yAFOfioi I’Of Hie next HO Ifays we will sell our Hiitirc Sfoek of tfien, \ outli ami Kovs* Hofliiim AT COST fo iiiiike room for our S|ii iii»: Stock. ALSO A FEW F1ECES I.AUtAIA CAKPET ATCOSI, Gall early and get Big Bargains. Jove & Sanders, DARUXOTOX, S. V. CO TO and has had tin its efforts crowned When all this is considered we are at a loss to know vvhv our livelv enn- KROM KKYJTtKY, Ini hiding Fifteen Standard Bred Trotting tlares. We have on hand a large lot of Red Rust Proof SEED OATS. temorary will persid in keeping the 1 .j ( .i, ( . s W'e must send spiH-imeiis of Record, name of a (.reenville man befoie the. 0(|r (j,,,),,.,. as w ,di ^ puldie for (.overnor. when the Sena- as ii,,, mi „,y other varieties of forest R hv Parmt rs arc Poor, in Tflt- tm-from its own county has ‘"■“t* 11 tree's that grow inourhorvlcrs. 'rhcvle-, ‘ suggested for the same office. ^ , spised persimmon, that is only spared course .Mr. Gir is a good nun nud 0 |,t ,,f eoinjussioii for rile deni/ensof I'he W big. a weekly paper pub- would make a goinl Governor, but ad- 1 | K , j- |(| . ( . s ^ j s „ne of tile tine-t and lishcd in Madison County, Tennessee, mitting all of this we can I under- ,.] os ,. S ( S grained vukkIs that grows in has supplied recently to the farmers stand why the rimes should depart j ,1^ whole couutrv, and were its value of that county some information from its time-houoretl custom of sup-1 klMWll jt | M . llUK .i, ^mglit af- which has gone very far to explain to porting home enterprise, t,.,.. When polished it is almost as them the haul times of which they smooth as marble. have been coniidaining. and which In another column we publish; . ‘ . r.i • - * , Our State produces the lines! mav prove mterestingtosomeof their (.overnor I illman s tax returns, and 1 . , . , . . , ^ . cotton in the world, but t«> eonvime tellow i iaftsiueii :n parts oi Soiitli j«eo]de of this we must have the cot ton at the exposition to prove it. The resources of our streams in the way of lirii should also ivee ve attention because vve want to show that uc haw And see Their Idue of ABIES' S1ESS GOODS, PETER BOWLES DOFS FIRST CLASS NOTICE! THE CNDKRSKJNEl) WISHES To IX- KOitM Tin: IWUI.IC Til AT AI/moi(;|| UK HAS BKKN J’.l R.VI Ol'T HK IS STILL IN RUslNKss AND HAS A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES. El,TITS. NTTS Ac FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES ARE ALSO KEPT, AND KYKRYMODY CAN RE Sl lTED WITH WHAT THEY WANT. 1 AM NOW LOCATED (N BOYD'S OLD DRUG STORK.NENT I'OTHE HEWITT BLOCK. ON TIIK north side of THE StjC VRE G. 0. MERTZ. Carolina. In a carefully prepared article the Whig considers at length tl.e iii condition of the farmers, and shows from ftatistii s of its own col lection that imthing but poverty and a good section in live in. T!ie Stale disaster is possible to agri -nlti:r:-ts an incxhauslabie sun- who sell cotton at ( i to',.! eents while vleemii.g it ratherunjust to Ik stow the criticism that some of our contemporaries are giving him. we think it very conclusively proves what wo have already slated, that it ri manifestly unjust to force the banks ami railroads to return their . f , i • . also posse s, .; an inextiauslaiiie sun- propertv at full value when private , ri , ... 1 , . - . • . plv of the finest granite m the conn- pound to buy every thing they need, individuals are allowed to make re- 1 ^ \■ ■ ■ l. r . ■ i r i trv and sixK'iinen.sof this should ako. After interviewing eight<rn of the turns that are conspicuously false. • 1 These corporations would not object t if the rule applied alike to all. but. . . . - . . . . svsteiiiaticalv done, South Caro i in, with view of leannngtlie amount thev can I be blamed tor tight.ng • . •. . ■ ; can have an exhibit that will be a ot to.>:-tnu.-and sto. i, imported into against paving more than their pro-! , . , , '. ‘ . . i cmlit to her peoide. the eouatv for the vear ending <»eto- (,overnor I illman has sim- 11 ‘ .. . rl her. 1 S.H. the \\ big compiles Hie fol- Srio'S mify uiii 1‘ftjHT IIaii<iing'. Kalsoniiiie Work a Specialty. He solicits the patronage of 1 •arlington. i — * W&GQMS. E. C. ROTHOLZ. Fill Iflsi is 1st li w m U;. ! be sent. If the work leading giocery, feed and live stock is intclligentiv and lirms at the comity scat, Jackson, CENTS’ : Ft liXISIIIX-Q : QOOUg Before buying your fall bill. They will be _ Kinbroitlerie>. 11 1 ,1 • 1 ' , Two-horse WaSOOS are HOW Fosters KM Glove- in leielinu shades and I>tiee“. li'lau to slum you their **• <)0(ls and AVill ° Endless variety of I.ailies, Misses and Cliil.lren Manufactured at TriFtinii’n I! , !• tie J.b't.l- i-.Ril mixle.ns. with plain j-oods to nialeb a l e v fatuie in Sireetshado made for eomldnalion in varioiiMmvel dev l 1 1 -x Kniltod v ov.-n .’. good- for children, ai-o capes for ladie- and nuN.-e- Eni'eroii’eri.--. jiort ion. plv done as nine out of ten otherpeo-. 1 • ... 1 . >1101 LD ME EDI < A IE ElEKt- lowing statement of the reports re- lx,11'.. 1*. , i t,,,. ,.,> .1. 1 BODY! ci i veil: pie have, returned hi> property at far less than its real value, but ho ought ! ... , to have leguil the work ol ivfonna-; u . llH [ tomu [ doctrine. let •G7.000 pounds of lard at 10 cent-. -tT.T'.'i tion by first reforming himself. We ,, s u. ^rc that we understand wliat ‘ r “ ' ^ would like to sw the returns of the ' is meant. If it he the idea that even Comptroller General's propertv. and male shall be made a master of arts. and even female be instructed in all gTHU'Hutco the juices to be low enough for you. (iive us «i eull. I!ESl*E('T"ll.I.Y, McCall & burch. s Hose; socks for infants and sec wliat value he puts on his land. T ixcr > Uu,:l,v ,x ‘ ‘‘.'''■■ueted m all , . , . . . - , , the modern accompnshmenls. then which, by the way, is one of the best >Vt . ^ t i mt ,he plan would not be a farms in Marion county. ; govnl one. It is not desirable tliat all Some of (he corporations could he! the members of a community should bought at the value that Mr. ElJerbe * N ' gentlemen and ladies or tliat a places ii|Kin them, but We would li!:e , ” '-i" ri, . V of ! l,m •' ho '''' 1 ll! '' to know if heand the Governor would i necessity Ik lik • to sell out on the basis of their and women devoted to (he less returns. 'attractive vocations must constitute .... ....... the bulk of a well-regulated com- \\ e sincerely hope all the Alliance' mtinity. A very moderate nuiulier leader; in this State are not going to will supply tile demand for those „f become candid Tes for big ollices, the higher callings. But go.oot* harivls of Hour i.: Ao, HKMKHI lir-iie!-of nualut f-reeni-. lo.tafi tt.'.Tsi tei-ael-of corn k s., cents. gi.To 1 ) t.ooo tons of liay til Sts j < r tor. Is.,.on g.ii to toi.> of iiran al s'.' »per ;,,e. •17.0,10 loisiiclscfi at - ai (to cent ••. ::o,.V,o.", 10. TSo t.u -iiel- Irish potrnoe- ai Tee. «., *> 1.1SI erate.-of eat'liaae *i ! . T.<ns T.H'i., hur-hcl* of apple- at .‘Jl.'ie. tl.N.’T I.StlT Im-,lie!- of onion at l.et>, l.'.Ue l.oeo i,o. -e. an 1 m iles at *i'„> !( head. (Jo.ooo : tie tolid cost ,,f these articles im- :i large lahoriiig elu-s. por • i i:i;o the eotmiy. wliieh could have produced them a!! for it- own 11. , was S4lil,i)(lT. This Si!!:! Was lost to tile funtiers. who eottld and h-.Uild be.» • . opidie ! tile w hoie "All fiss Gig to ise m Wi,” May sound well to the Philosopher, but DARLINGTON, S. C. CALL AXD SEE THEM BEFORE 1TRCIIASIXG ELSEWHERE. A COMPLETE STOCK OF ambition to be so. There must of litis a Inter ring to the buy ing public this season. If there cur was a time when you felt that your Dollar must do double duty, that time is now. Realizing this condition, we cnine before the trade with fit! salaries at the next election. The op|K)nciits of the order are con stantly declaring that the leaders are onlv after office and if ail the leaders i.iu t:lity ef ever : r and h tv ■ raised the if mules and h, -. it will It very e; rich noti-mued. s i.i,ikio worth ; besides, v for tile fariiter- ne-siK'. are not pro-pering after this exhibit of their improvidence and no great iiuouut of eultuiv is needed to excite one’s ambition alnive the humbler on eupalimis. Men who have neipiiretl u taste for polite learning will noi he are eaudidates this year, it will look content to handle thea.xeor spade, of South Caiolina to uuderstai'd vviiy a- it the charge i- vudi founded. If Women who have learned to paim a the farmers in Madison Couutv,Tcn- they (the leaders! love the farmers little and to manipulate the piano cause a- much as they profess, let with even moderate skill will repine them look among them and liud fit at household drudgery. Butinanor- . ,, , juTsons for offices with salaries ; •udjmal State of -ocietv here ean Ik- ««••» of enterpi.sc, and .t would be goo, working for the cause in a .-nirit but few who can have the leisure fur 'v'l'y interesting, p-rlaps. for the of si-!f-sacriliee. No man is ituselli-li elegant pursuits, and the great mu- farmers of some o r the eonntie in who is a candidate, that i-.-ivking by j , r j| V mu.-t follow bivttd-w inning by ,1,1, jf M local nowspaiieroi one hi^ “frieml- to gfet it 01*5 oliice for the iK-rformatieo of not f ^,,1 >11.. lllk . 1 . 1 himself, lb* can t love a cause much lv inviting. Should a large number ° , 1 11,1 1 who wants reward for his services • u be highly educated and thereby en- i?l,( 1 a caleulation foi Ihcin ti- the it- A living salary ought t< beat- eon raged to aspire to the more boner- A big has made for its farmer )ie;gli- tiiehed to every office and no man able vtn-atioiir. the pro|K-r adjustment Ikifs, and sltow that hard li ties on the stionbl ever be put in office whoean'l of things will be deranged. I'l.epro- i, mt> j,, s,a!!, Carolnaare tn-ea'I- make a living without itand any man fc.-sions w ill be erowdisl, and the . , • who seeks an office for a living by it, fields will be left without a sufficient U ‘ ii ' thereby conclusively shows bis until- numher of laborers. Of course it is 1 • '•rrrtary of Agriculture of ness for it. M hen will the pisiple well that every bov and girl should Alabama has gone to work sy.-t-uia!:- t -.teh aspirants for office how to lie- taught to rettd and w rite. But it rally in ascertain how much the farm- have themselves- make them wait is an easv thing to carrv the cduea- till they are called for?—Sumter tional i,lea farther tliali is good for l-reeman. the eountry. The papers of the State, with one T|, 0 above article, from the Sunny or two exeej-'inns, have not. a , the South, is very auggestiveandexpress- i-rivtimu ought to know, Iks-u op|K>- es the opinion that is entertaineil by nents of Hie Alliauee, but they have a great many in regard lo the craze op|K>sed. and cxpivt to keep up the f or higher •education. Thin-arc a opposition, those who were using Ux- large numher of IkiiIi sexes tluit it order t,» advanc.i their own. seltkih. is u waste of money to scud to college, y Iil4 Hig that can not he e,|t!alleti. We do not a.-k your patronage -iniply fur friend ship's sake, or for past favors: but we come as hottest business men and a.-k your trade for the Dollars anti Dents Gaits, Harness an 1)— FURNITURE Always on Hand. " ’ ■ ' 's aw ■ • I Rihlion- to suit the people. Imported Kohe-. '■.imiiiim: to l,e n,Inure,I. Fsnev Hoods of nil descriptions. Die- Maker Finding-, wilii pric< s away down. I must in-i-t upon vou to i one- and see for yourself. Mdm- Tiiomp-on ilenltli llodiee for Ladies tbst cannot wear cor-et- Somi- tlum: entirely new. Abn i Cor-,-l. in luaek and w iiite, t,eat> 'em all, only £ 1.00. Milliner;! Millinery! Millinet;! Mi: Maggie Jone>. of .Tames <7. Johnson A Co., of New York, the lonh-st milliners in the metropoli-. will he gla ! to serve you with Hie latent tliat can lit produced. Oar Fins is Strictly First-Siass, Sail and Ses. Respectfully. E. C ROTHOLZ. MAH. OltDKRS p.romptlv attended lo. ers of Ihiit State pay out yearly for • iipplies wliieh they .-houhl gro.v themselves. It would he well if the Situie work were don • for South Caro- liu.. and every other Smthorn State. \ M-iiahle Lady or (leuilenian Io rep resent Hr. Moderate salary. Name ends. Tm: IIi K u li Ima statist time &>r the simide reason tliat thev are r, t., j uot by nature inclined to besttufioiis^ 11,1 1A ll 1 l ' N ptJ!.|^,,S,/ and again, and beg* to repeat- that we will stive yon. With plitek, energy, and tmums-ring judgment, luteked by the Almighlv American Dollar, we lutve sis ttred BARCJliNS tlmt no ninety dtiv erislit eoneern can ever hope to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, but have proven the past four years ihut wcfultill every promise we make. We now prop<>-v to sell you goods :’t prices to meet those of your e-dton. With many thanks to the public for the very lilwral patronage of tIn'"past, we respectfully in vite every one to CALL AT OUR NEW STAND and vve will prove that vve tire still THE LEADERS OF LOW I'RK’ES. Yery |{es|H*ctfully, A. J. BROOM. Willcox’s Old Drug* Store. —t)t100llOOOOOOtlO(MtOO(»0000«NKVKHM>(KK)0 WOODS & liiLUNt Take pleasure in announcing that they have opened a Larp ari hfh Stud: of Sks, :.|„I are prep..ri d to suit tvery one in these very neie—ary articles. Mens Bouts amt Shoes, l adies. Misses and Childrens Shoes, ll libber Shoes of all Sizes. Hiibtfr Goods for Gents. Ladles and Children. *. (1L It Hi STOW. • Splendid assortment of Boot - Dealer • anri Optician lS ' 8 - DlliiSCS Has the exclusive sale , f th ee!. - JUltl ! I'UA'C'lillg* BilliSI brated goods itt Darlington, S. f. . . .. Shoe Mrings, hreneh Polish. Blaekim . Ac. ( all special stlenlion to their k E 1.1. I M k M 0 0 li E. complete .to, k of The only miinnfuctitriug (Iptieiaus in the South, Atlanta, < itt. t-i>" Peddler; are no! uppli.sl with these fitmous glasses. SMHVD'! Sh'M'S AND LA i s'i YI.KS IN Si IKK JIATs.