Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mti,- J'fpjrfi-jl’ - ^ l.i Evl.ililMlo! .hiii Kith. ISil^. D 'slmyo I by Up-EstnMishe'l I'yliniarv lljii. I8#l. mind to put peraonul preferences of detracting very jnucl) from his aside and do what is best for the usefulness ns a minister. People< f State, and with this determination in all shades of political opinion attend the heart of every man, all the po-^ chiyn h, and what, hi this style of Fire I?!**ember l.>tli, ISrO, cloads tnat now obscure the, prcai hiug, plea es one is sure to horizon will l.-edispdied, and peace! offend another, and giving needless ami prosperity smile upon us. offense is what every minister should oiirefuilv avoid. In. this eonntrv W. D. WOODS, / T. J. DREW. \ i-ail rows A N U I’lUU’KIKTOll •Ef.p One Dollar a Y(‘ar. DAia.ivtiTfix. s. r. Wodnesday, Pel. 10, 1092. Nearly every paper in the State seems determined to suggest some- bodv for Governor, hut no matfei how nianv names are projuved, there will not beany better nomination than the one made by our neigh bor, tlie Florence'l inies. The man who really loves anything delights to make sacrifices for it. The Alliance cause is no exception.— Freeman. Please give t he pathetic story of the sacrifices made for the Alliance by Tillman, Shell, Irby, Stokes and other lights of theorder. Cardinal Manning, oneof the great lights of the Catholic Church in Kngland, who died some weeks ago. furnishes a remarkable illustration of the benevolence and unselfishness that often characterizes the prelates of this Church, and although the in come attached to tlie high position he held was wry large, his estate was only worth about fifteen hundred dollars, and all of this hegave to ob jects of charity. About a year ago when the dock laborers of bond >n went on a strike, it was largely owing to his influence that great trouble and blood shed were averted. His whole life, a long and eventful one, was devoted to the welfare of others, and his death was not only a loss to his church, but to his country as well. Will some of our contemporaries, who are so zealously advocating five coinage, please tell us if they think that the passage of tlie Silver Pill by Congress will lie better for the South than the election of a Democratic President. We can't have both’and if the large democratic majority in Con gress pass a Pit I for the benefit of tlie Silver Kings, the Republican nomi nee will get three-fourths of the elec toral votes. It is in the highest de gree inconsistent to de nand that con gress give us a Low Tariff, and at tlie same time insist that the silver mine owners be enriched at the expense of the people. Are they entitled to any more consideration than the New England manufacturers:' The Tariff enriches the one and it is gravely proposed to give the other a chance to get at the hard earned money of the farmer and laborer. church forever meddle: spiritm; nid State should be apart, and the - in polities is ! shipwreck. lunch kept that. danger of Pile Darling-ion IIeuaui man is i- good, true, patriotic editor. We ad mire him for his sincerity; but lie is as w ild as a hare about the Alliance and its demands. lit thinks everv Alliance advocate in t be Slate, of any prominence whatever, wants an office land is i low demagogue. Dear broth er, you are sadly • mistaken in this matter as time will prove. There are Alliance advocates as free from the taint of selfishness as yourself. Men who have no thought of self-promo tion but are glad to be in the noble cause at any personal sacrifice. Don't be so harsh in your judgment against your opponents. There is room for honest differences of opinion. We cheerfully concede that the opponents of the Alliance areas honed and patriotic as the Alliance people. II is only a sincere difference of opinion between them. We take great pleas ure in publishing all you say against j p., tins splendid the Alliance and its leaders. Von j , if , rail them very hard names and doj them great injustice as a rule, we think, but we know you are conscien tious and therefore yeur words have our respectful attention and are hand ed on to our readers for their edifi cation. We very cheerfully give place to' the article, quoted above, from the I . , . , . wav of an agricultural exhibit asanv i iSumter Freeman, and tender our sin-1 r , l oimtv in the Ninth, cere thanks for its recognition of our! MOTHER STEP TOW ARDS < E\- i if for Cr;fants and Children* THE (ObniiDM EXPOSITION. We direct special attention to the eonimunioalion. which we publish in regard to the importance of having South Carolina represented ai this great Fnternatiosinl Exhibition, and trust that it may assist in arousing a large degree of interest in regard to the nmtfor, and that the efforts now | being made in this direction may meet with the fullest success. It would be a disgrace to Die State to opportunity ■ pass,! \o in the importance! of showing the resources of South Carolina at this Fair, then we must; goto work in a systematic manner, j We have already called the attention ^ of our readers to this matter and shall I continue to do so from time to time, j Darlington can do as well in the! “Castori a ia so npcII adapted to childreo that (recommend itrw superior to any prescription ino^ u to me.” II. A. Arcqexi, M. D., So. Oxford Brooklyn, N. Y. Cast or fa enrea CoTIe, Constipation, Sonr Stomach, Diarrhrea. Kmctation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di gestion, Without injurious medication. The Cio.'Taun Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. etiBe vs. ons, Wilsons, Saddles. eKBFSCTED CilVCTAL URSES >! \ vr.--j.-:-. ik. , '.I S',*? { Hit tf4 ttWfS. : l . U, iSgllSTOW. Book - Dealer - and - Optician Das tin- exclusive .-ale of those cele brated good- in Darlington. S. ('. K E I. L V ill & AI 0 0 R E. , The only iiiauufaeturiiig Ojiticiaus in the NjuDi, Atlanta, (fa. 1 BSy - IVddlcrs are not supnlii-il with these famous glasses. Of course, as they put it, the advo cates of free coinage have all the ar guments on their side of the question, but despite this profession of confi dence, they have not seen fit to at tempt an answer to Mr. Darter's speech on the subject; and, unless we are mistaken, have no intention of doing it. If, us they say, they want the people to come to a correct under standing of these Ocala demands why in the name of justice don't they give their readers a chance to see the arguments on the other side. We have published a number of articles in favor of the Sub-Treasury and free coinage, for the simple rea son thut.we wanted our readers to see both sides, and we requested the sub scriber who prepared tnem to do hi.- best and make them :.s strongus pos sible. We again challenge any of i hr free coinage editors to puldi.-h Mr Darter's speech on tin- silver ques tion, and reply to it. Here is a splendid opportunity to put down a man whose speeches make cold chills creep down the spines of the silver advocates. The political waters are beginning to be stirred, and we propose to keep our leaders posted in regard to the various complications by which we are lieset, and will use our utnio-i efforts to keep them advised of what is going on. In this we intend to lie s'rietly impartial, and shall nicn-iy report the news. Of course we propose to give our own views, bill as we can't claim to be infallible, we will cordially thank any of our friends to set u- straight if we uiuke "uv ...i -lake-. Alioveall thing! we urge oar re.uur.- to ' cool, avoi I per onalilics ai d because yoar neighlsir differs from you, don't juaiji to the conclusion that he is a isiliticai scamp, but bear in mind the fact that all people can’t think able 1 , and thattheniaii with ‘ale (Jrkkxvii.i.i: Rev. Dr. J. Thomas i the Huncomhc Strei-t Methodist Clihreh. in hi- Suiiduv morning ser mon spoke of the fact that the w ick ed jirosjier and Christians suffer, and alluded in ids remarks to Senator David It. Dill, of New York. lie said us an instance of wicked men who prosper take the case of Divver, made a Judge by I). It. Dill in New York in IKtlt). He was a man igno rant of law, a barkeeper, a political bruiser and lirila r. It is to be hoped that tile dav j- far distant when a man of Dill’s .stump i., made Presi dent of the l'cited Plates.—Cor. News and Courier. The minister who touches on poli tics in the pulpit is t l eading on dan gerous ground, mid it would be far whom yon differ, provided he is not u! better to leave the discussion of professional office seeker, has as much things of this kind to professional right to east imputations on your po politicaiis and the newspapers, and :eep simply to be fair, !mt confess ourselves at a loss to understand why the edi tor of Du- Freeman still persists in denouncing the opponents of the Deala demands as enemies of the Al liance. lie ought to remember that a very respectable portion of the Al liance are opposed to these demands, especially the Sab-Treasury, and he will not certainly brand them as enemies of the order. The truest friends that the Alliance has are those who are making every effort to prevent it from being wrecked by professional office seekers, and of be ing instrumental in bringing about a system of national finance that will be disastrous to id! classes of our peo ple, especially I he farmer and laborer. To the large majority of the mem bers of Die Alliance, who support TRAEIZATIOX. Senator Kyle, the Congregational j preacher who was elected to the Sen-; ate from South Dakota in Du-great ; revolution last year, has introduced a joint resolution proposing an amend ment to tin Constitution of the rni-j ted States giving Congress exclusive! power to regulate marriage and di-| vorce in thesewral States and Terri tories and in the District of Columbia. Senator Kyle made a speech on Mon day in support of Ins proposition, which was referred tothe judiciary | committee. We hope that the reso lution will be smothered by the com mittee, or that it will he defeated m ! the Senate and Douse. Aside from the moral aspect of Ihej subject. Die resolution ought to he! killed because it is another and a! very long step towards I he centraliza tion of power in the Dovermneiit at! (oliill'S, iiiiifrrs, Lap 4’urrv ('omhs, glriislK's, Sianifss OiL RE ARY AI. SAimi. - Dealer ffi all kinds of ( 05 a;TV : CLAIMS. : &c. Florence SI., Darlington, S.C. I ^ J A v ! 11 a 1 vi 2 VAv 6 S |, or h«‘\( ho i>ax s yvc ay ill soli our BiiilSreSfocIi oS Men, ^ ou(h ami Bovs* ^lotliiiiu XT ('OST (o pnako room for om* Spring Stork. ALS9 A m MS e IKPI5T AI COST, Call early and get Big Bargains. it (tti 1 Jove w DAHI/IXGTON, S. (’. We -eli O' .‘ I in u-liia 'iVe < ;ia rarnisii nay ..y.! -inrle I-urare Imrnos lo (tie line. I . inn tc ibirue.^ i-.'iiiiii' or ^i vn. 1 V'hklXi'X’,'. •le, v. 'lii Collar a.et il.inn foi' Mi. JSAttNKSS, rrom III,, clinipesi WF WILL KKCFiYF NOTICE! taeh ImrnosY. also ! and 2*h.)r.-e wa-ron liarnee. SPECIAL TENTION to c»:i ‘‘Yoilug ale::’-! a.I 1 HiS WEEKi THE UNDE USIGNEI) WISHES To IN- I F () UM TIIFPl'lH.K’ TIIATALTIIOl (HI 11; pi i. J ^ t M -a the Ocala demands, we most cordial-: Washington. This is a* sufficient reason why every Democrat in Con-j gress should vote against it. “The anomalous and contradietorv stal- ly give the credit of being sincere, while at the same time \vc were sure that t! ey are misguided, but we have stated, and propose to stand by the statement, that, almost without exception, every prominent Alliance leader in the State either is in pos session of, or a candidate for, some office, and we challenge any one to disprove the assertion. Resides this, we have made the additional statement that the larger portion of them are simply using the Alliance f; p 0 k * i J i H ft ‘<3.- ft. Sa SKI umi \n«l see r l'heir Lino of to further their own selfish ends.and would desert it without the least ; other States have such a compunction in the event of its be-j i,r - ! ’ l,,,!011 * ;lt a ^- eoming too weak to be anvthing of jutes add judic.d decisions in the j various States of the I nion on the subject of marriage and - divorce,’'of j which Senator Kyle spoke, should not be employed as a a pretext for iuter- j fering with the rights of the States in the regulation of their own institu tions. A divorce law is not needed in i South Carolina. We have never had i a divorce law except when the robber j and the alien were in control of our| (loveniment. We do not require aj divorce law now. The argument that' law is no! '! he loose ideas : entertained in other States in regard i ] L P y GOODS. tn (s Uali 1 ■ Hoim FROM KKN'm KY, inctmiiog i'iileeii Si.-mdard Rrcd Si EC'S, Wo havo om IkiikI a lar^o lot of io’v! 1 ’roof SEED OATS. rinl mm 4 DE ll.\s ItF.F.N RI’RNT ()l"l’ IIFI IS STILL IN Rl'SINESS AND DAS A LARDK STOCK OF OROCKRIKS, FRl'ITS, NC l's Ac FOR Till: CDRlS’J’MAS TRADF’, TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES ARE ALSO KFII’T, AN!» EY FRY ROD Y CAN RE SilTED WITH WilAT THEY WANT. I AM NOW LOCATED IN ROYD'S OLD ID;CD STdRF.N F'.NT I'o Til f: DKWriT RLOCK, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF KSOFA RE . . to the m arriago relation afford no! political factor. ! be trenchant reason why South Carolina should be j pen o' the editor of the Frccnmn has required to depart from its eonserva- roasted. without merev. Die office 1 l ’ Vf -‘ notions ujion this subject in; seekers, and he ought to allow other 10 '>!*'liiM'-'D' law. folks a chaneeat them also. The; «<' most heartily endorse the view f ; Freeman has constantly bewailed the' of t!ll ‘ Nl '" s ili,,1 C ' 0 " rier "" ,k ‘ s "'" ! fact that nearlv all the prominent j < '^ a l - l * u,! ' ( ' ( ' In", and can see no j cart lily should kj , ci ; fi s ; H .. N a 4 LDfs tlku tQDDDS prominent leaders are -office-holders or seekers, and to prove Diu> statement we quote, below, an article from its own columns. Li conclusion we wish to say that if the Freeman will name any of the leaders that are not aspir-j ants for some office, we will make all necessary retractions. reason why South Carolim depart from its safe position in regard to divorces, ant P0: cupies in would be a long step in the right di-[ j reclion, and a great gain both for so- ,, . . , ! Cietv and religion. This is a free “Ihe Freeman is against office •, , . , , hunters of all sizes and kinds and will | (,<,un,l ' v i ' ,ul llu °“ e l!i fol ' wl . lu expose and oppose them without ; 'T contrary to their own inclinations mercy. No matter who they are. ! and when they enter into this state, i he Freeman does not jie.-itate to j| ought t“ he w ith the distinct un-: say tliat it deplores Die candidacy of ,,, r „ ;;ll , lillg t | m , nothing lint death I tiK* I resident oi th“ Stak* Alluince. . ... f . “The fact of Dieean.lidaey for well ru " ,l '" ,i0,u ‘ lt ^''lety-mne out of salaried offic es of so many Alliance ‘‘very hundred nnhapjiy marriages leaders is a deep discouragement to are entirely altrilmtable to the fact Die rank and lileof thenrdi-r. When that they are contracted in direct theopposiimi hTlarestheselfseck- itioi ; „ K . w . n , |illsfs mu , of the I cutlers tlie nicnihcrsnin 1 . . „ i ‘ knows not what to say. Rat if the o l’l K,s " 10U of i " ,,l fnc '"ds. State j’resideut and other prominent officers would refuse salaried offices and go on with their work the mem bership would have its confidence in their patriotic purposes unshaken, no matter what the opposition might sav.” : pTTUXISMINQ Bcfoi'e Imyinir vour fall bill. I hev will be* If the Protest-«llOW JOU tlicil* gOOtlS, 1111(1 YVill t churches would take the same o-imrailtoO tilt* lll’icOS tt) 1)0 1()W eilOlli* ll foi’ isition that the Catholic chnrch oc- 0 , 1 0 regard to this matter, it YOU. GlVO U8 a Call. PETER BOWLES DDKS FiRST Cl.ASS 0. B. MML E. £; OLZ. S (3 fD ( I .• m k® 1 tioiPFICTi-’t'b LY, McC A L L 6l BURCH. .M:iy sound well to the Philosopher, but III b e { t V, ? i *x. j I g ' S 3 3 USL PKEAdHXG ARYIXST HILL. F'ebnury 8.—The pastor of and the young person who is so reck less as to give no heed to those in whose judgement they ought to con-; fide, richly deserve to suffer the con- scqucr.ets of their own ohstiu; ey and ! folly. Of course there js no law to prevent people from separating if they can't agree and live peaceably, together and a good many resort to this, but T docs not create one-fourth of II1 1 scandal that a divorce law j would bring in its train,and it will be! an evil day for couth Carolina if aj •divorce law is ever enacted. It isan ! almost universal idea, hut a mistaken one nevertheless, that a woman can! fall in love with a man, and at tin same time have no respect for him on account of his bad character, but hue, like friend-hip, never springs' into existence without respect, and the sooner young girls get rid of this delusion the better it will he for 1 their happiness and welfare. If any of our fair readers are disposed toj Das a inter ring to the Inlying public this season, if there ever was a time when you felt that your Dollar must do double duly, that time is now. Realizing this condition, we com- before the trade ’?/>7 r -y. d nsiK l: that can not be equalled. We do not ask your patronage simply for friend ship's sake, or for past favors; hut we come as honest business men ami ask your trade for the Dollars and Cents Ihal we will save you. an urn ering judgment, American Dollar, we With pluck, energy, and backed by the Almighty have secured PmIkt Kalsomine Work a Specialty. Me solicits the patronage of J hirlington. WACO NS. Two-horse wagons are now frlaniifactiireil at litieal honesty as you have on his. If we may take the liberty of giving, a little advice, we say to all our read ers, to avoid political discussions as far as is possible, for they rarely have any other result than to bring about cortline his effort ■ to the preaching of the grand cardinal doctrines of Christiunity, with the certain assur ance that he will accomplish vastly more good by following this course. It is very possible for a minister to harsh remarks an I as matter of course j mal e himself popular by preaching unkind feeling*. sermons of a semi-jiolitiiiil character, Let ever/ good citwvJ make up his but his popularity is wou at the cost ffi S dispute the truth of this mcqt we will them oq the subject last e glad lo hear state-j from! ‘•Rusiness Training ami < •pporjtinj- ties for Women," is the title under which Miss Anre II. Wharton treats strongly this all-important topic in the February issue of Arthur’s New Dome Magazine. The article is hand somely illustrated with cuts of the Drexel Institute, of I’hiludclphia, the I’riitt Institute, of New York, and a number of interesting interior views that m> nim ty day credit concern can ever hope to reach. We are no longer strangers among you, but have proven Die past four years that we fulfill every promise we make. We now propose to sell you goods at prices to meet those of your cotton. With many thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage iff the past, we respectfully in- vile everv one to (‘ALL AT OUR NEW STAND ami we wj|l prove that we are still TILE LEADERS OF LOW WtlOKfc, Very Respectfully, A. J, BROOM. are pleasingly show n. I Willcox’y Old Drii'*' Store. DARLINGTON, S. C. CALL AND SEE THEM REFORE IW'KL'IIASJNO ELSEWHERE. A COMI'LETE STOCK OF Buggies, Carls, Harness an I) FURNITURE Always on Hand, ^8 9 Ml ■ ISn.i let!c ; ..in! iniMim s, vvit'i | tniii ao' ils to m.-ilcli. m'. i new I'n'-Dr in Sta’t':.Unifies iiiniic for ('oniliiiintion in viirious novel it.'V ie( - . Knilli ■! MOi.iied aoodti for eliildren, also capis for ladies ami misses, liintiroii'ei ies. Fosters Kn! (.loves in leadint; siiadcs ami prices. Kadless variety of I.ailies, .Vlisses anil CffiiMrcus Dose; socks for infants and infant* cloaks, liilitions to suit the people. Imported lioties, somelliinp to tie admired. Fancy (Soods of all descriptions. Dress Makers F'indinsrs, with prices away down. 1 must insist upon you to come and see for yourself. i Mdmc. Thompson Health Roiliee for Ladies that cannot wear corsets. Some thing entirely new. . V : Alma Corset, in hlack and white, heats ’em all, only $1.00. ; Millinery! Millinery! Miss Maggie .lones. of .lames (t. Jolinson .k Co„ of New York, the lonh-si milliners in the inotrop'dis, will ha glad to serve you with the latest that can tic produced. k ?!m is Strictly First-Class, Call and Sec, Respectfully, E. C ROTHOLZ. .MAIL oltDFRS promptly attended to. STORE. —oo<>o<M>t.oi>:tootM><)( MM Sooocooooooooooo— VV00l«& MILLING Take plea.-nre in annouaeing that they have opened a asi Mk Iffil 9 Supplies, FBI SALE. (tlie of the best engines and saw mills in the State; 10 to oil horse powei 1 , fifty feet carriage, three steel plate boilers, live timber carts, new saw 5<i inehes. belts almost new, but ting saw attached and saw sharpener, all complete; building can go with maeliiuerv. Apply to FI. T. Reeves. I.am s, or !•'.. Welling. .'Imrleston. A.I.-o 21 im li planer ami groove iml tongue and seven inch moulding j Machine, planes four ride#. and are prepared lo suit every one !u IIii-m- very m i cssurv arlieles, Mens Rools and Shoes, Ladies, Misses and (’hiUmts Shoes. Hulther Shoes «( ail Si/es. Rnhlier Roods for Reels. Ladies and Children. tSidendid a- sorlmcnt ot ireilax, TtT.ukD, Valines *>.u ,’111(1 'I’l'HYclimr ]'-;l^S; Slu-v .wirings, Fiem li I’olbh, lllaeMir-, . t .-i! si eeial atirntioi: to their e mplet; si. of /(IMS . • jj !t:.d f n15G>*(M; NrD(-s4 AND LATEvSTsS'l iLDs .IN siii l llATl?.' !’fM