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./wn wumi w mim 1/ TiDittTOR W. D. WOODS, ) T. J. DREW. ( EDITORA AND rUOPRIETORH. DARUNGTON, S. C. Wednesday, June 29, 1892 Mias Kosn Kahn of Charleston is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ixtvv. William, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Headlamps died on Monday night. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. hi. Welling died at Charleston on Monday night. We call special attention to the Alliance meeting at Oats on .Inly 15th - The public are invited to be present. There was an elegant reception given at the residence of Mrs. It. K. Williamson on Friday evening com plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Milling. The pulpit in the Presbyterian t will f ' the Church will be filled on next Sab bath by the liev. S. I. Woodbridge, who has been a missionary in China for the last ten years. The course of Thk IIrkald to wards all candidates will be strictly impartial. We will discuss measures and leave the people the job of select ing the ones that they wish to repre sent them. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brunson gave a reception on Friday evening, in honor of Miss Kthel Boat-ight, Mrs. Brunson’s sister, of Kdgefield, which was attended by quite a number of our yonng folks. The Darlington Guards gave rer/ successful and enjoyable recep tion Wednesday night which was at tended by a large niimlier of their friends, who were very enthusiastic in their praise of the hospitality of the Guards. ‘ v ' —1 —: Mr. W. E. Honour and Miss An nie Bristow were married last night at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Bev. John Stout. The wedding was a quiet one and of the Sunday School Conference re^ quests superintendents to send wt liow to make of pnf plotters ctm rytptll their “war 'time’' experience and tc—' 1 * once the names of delegates to Itev. J. E. Bnshton, tamar. The com mittee on entertainment wants every iiame lieforc the meeting of the Con ference July 19. Alliance Meeting. The next meeting of the Darling ton County Alliance will be held at Oats, S. C., 011 Friday, July 15th. State l-iccturer Jeffries will address the public <>n Alliance demands at 12 m. The session of the order will commence at 10:30 a. m. The elec tion and installation of officers will als i take place. The public is cor dially invited. Let the sub-secre taries comply with the constitntion as to dues and reports. By order E. M. Wll.l.lAMROX, W. II. Law kekck, Pres. Sec’y. W hat Kind afTa Animal is It? Our Sumter contemporary, the Watchman and Southron, says that thorc is an ordinance in force in that town that prohibits any dog, puppy or other animal resembling a dog from running at large on the streets. We would he very glad to know what kind of an animal it is that resembles a dog and that roams the streets of Sumter and that bites and molests the folks of our sisttrtown? Our Sumter friends must intend go ing into the menagerie business when they import a new kind of brute that no one lias ever heard of before. They ought to be more careful as this new and strange animal may, when it in crease in numbers, prove as great a pest us the rabbits in Australia We were certainly under the impression that there were enough dogs in our section, and every breed of them t hal was ever heard of, and we. eonfes: our inuhilily Yo understand the ne cessity of having an animal that looks like a dog. It is very earnestly to be tcitor. Tlini|kib&jt)A iMfl’le for ^»sl fav _ )ierel)«nftttw|e ifvsdf a candidate,’si jert tMmitf|Mti($} of the Democratic 'Primnlyrfw* setmnd term as Solicitor for the Fourth Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, hoping that experience and ad- x- i . . ditional age may enable me, if nominated «fw about the. jars,Ihtue arrang i nm | e i ec ic(i, to perform the aiduous dn- ed with the United States Glass Com-! lies of the office more satisfactorily than heretofore. Very respectfully, J. M. JOHNSON, ioaauBJ ns now both sbap and starch ANNOUNCEMENTS? worthy of taking the place of the commercial articles. What we do not know let ns learn and practice until,we-c^u exhibit a perfect speci- nS^f. ! ’ uemm II •;l' pany of Pittsburg Penn., to order all of our jars from them at a cost of $14 per gross for the two quart: jars and $S per gross for the one-quart sizes. The freight charges will of have to be added to this, so that when received the two-quart jars will cost from eleven to twelve cents each, and the quart jars from eight to nine cents apiece., My suggestion is that each club will order its owns jars (but never less than a gross according to terms.) and pay for thc|nont of the clnbfi'iids. For Congress. -• amt Ev ,,;i Is pneparwl to make Of your haliies. Don’t delay; you may live to regret it. . Studio in Hewitt Block- S-4-fla-8m Jj, tllsimll I k Jr.dt - V it* CASTOR IA and Children. that After enlarging above given allow three jars for each article aiid give them out to the la dies who are to make the exhibit The niiderstandiiig must be clear that the clubs will furnish the jars, bnt those who make exhibits must hot expect their,articles returned. This .would involve too much labor and expense. At some stated time in the full have all your exhibits collected to gether and appoint a special com mi tec to select, the best one of thrl specimens of each kind, to be sent to .Columbia to compete with the same article from the other clubs. The remaining two in each case w ill In* sold in your own town to help de fray the expenses of the exhibit When t lie selected articles all reach Columbia they will apt in be com pared with those sent from all the other clubs, and once more the best course " c IU '' requested to nnnounce Major J. J. Lucas is a candidate for utie unexpired term, of Col. Stackhouse, In the present and for the full term iu Wie next Congress - Maj. Lucas wishes V it known that he endorses the PlatfornrTtf the recent Chicago Convention, and will if elected do his I test for the interests of his constituents. The Major is a native of Charleston, and served that city in the Legislature when he was a very young man. The article published lie- low indicates the estimation in which he is h> 11 in his n live city: I “Major Jonathan Lucas, of Society the classification; Hdh ''<■*" suggested as a suitable person to take the place in ( on a less made vacant by he deplorable death of' Congressman Stackhouse 1 Major Lucas is one of our best farmers and citizens. He was a good Confederate soldier, he is a cultivated Christian gentleman who loves his State, and every interest of the State would lie safely represented in his hands if the voters of the fith District should determine to send him to Wash ington. He has not lieen an active par-' tisan of any faction of the party, rye be lieve, and every Democrat in his District can support him with the conviction that he cqaW not vote for a better man. h Cimj]iany U-O 11 vt you a Carriage, The undersigned offers his scrviit s as Land Surveyor, and will promptly attend to nny business in litis line. He lias imssession of the notes nnd instru ments of his father, Hie lute Atajor Katie. JAS. M. KAULU. (i-l-V.IL’-tf Wagon, Road Cart, anhQ . . ; - ■' or‘anything Oise in their line at the r ; ^ J , . • 1., most Reasonable priei^s it n 11 h I have bon Herring t'.i: business a & Brown’s Rt Stotlff! lit the outfit of Mr. ntiiiiicthc Barber staut], under Boyd ee. A lirsl-class will lie chosen and the others left. The remainder will then la - soldi in j Imrlicr, front Charleston, is with me, Colniiiliia and the fund applied as and we aris^mRreil to do all work before to help defray the expenses of j in the latest styles. i»nr exhibit. I’ooing, hoped that this recent, addition is | |(v ^ e( . lw;tif! , vt . to dnmh and can’t hark, and so wont be; ( , Ri t . ro . u|1 wf „ ie | iallditt - ork uf able to make nighf hldTOtts by ad- . . • only attended by the family and a \ ding another voice to (lie hand ofj few friends. , ! niidniglit serenaders. We are |ter- The first prohibition club in the fectly satisfied with the iinmlier of voices that we now have aiid want no addition to the shrill tenor of the fice and poodle, the treble and alto of the enr and hound, and the decqi bass of the hull and mastiff, to say nuthing of the soul stirring melody that floats out upon the night air from the back alley and the wood shed. P. S. Onr council will enforce a , . r , strict quarantine against this mys- a very pleasant and enjoyable one. tcrioug ^ Lack of space prevents us from pub lishing the programme. Admission, 25 cents. county was organized last Saturday at Philadelphia, N. C., with Mr. W. A. Dowling, president, and Mr. Dicker, secretary. The public is in vited to our next meeting on Satur day evening at 3:30 o’clock. An entertainment will be given at the Opera House on Friday night, in aid of the Davis Monument Fund, which aside from the object will be Will do sham- vatc i esidonces. Brown. AMrew (• WtrW’s Fair flaks af thr Slate. The two quart jars will lie used only for preserves, canned fruits and sweet pickles made of fruits ami melons. , , , ... The qittirt jatM trill ltd ttsed exclus ively for jelly jams, marmalade, dried fruits and vegetables, chrystalized fruits, confectionery, and also for, lard, tallow, butter and starch, Please lie sure to have this distinction carefully observed, as the display would have a nigged appear ance if some articles were exhibited in quart jars and others of the same kind in two-qnart jars. Indeed, this would sufficient ground upon w hich to reject an exhibit. In mak- Two-horse^iiAfons are Manufactured at On Saturday July 2, 1S92 there w ill be a grand picnic at Bethlehem Church. The closing exercises of Miss Me Fat land's School, the An nual Sunday School and Alliance ! ing your orders write to the United 1 o the Chairmen of the Household (j| nss Company, Pittsburg, Department of the V omen # j f or (j ie “South Carolina World’s Fair Clubs in South Caro-: World’s Fair jar,’’ stating the lina: I have j World’s Fair jar,’’ stating the mitq- ' i ber of quart and two-quart jars do-] been prevented from ad- . , ,, , 1 . , .. sired and forward the cash with your picnics will be held at the same time.! dressing a letter (o you at rii earlier A most enjoyable time is ex^letl i date-by the delay in inakin-J arrange herc tllilt , and the public generally ts invited, ntents about the jars, labels, etc., uec-1 havc fe , t eat „ lwibilitv iu 8e . | # j. i * ! etwary for oar household ex hib it. .a- « a. Tliere are a number of candidates . .. . . .. . , . lecting these jars, but have been con- for Congress but if they wa«t our! thn,k 11 ^ “ ' e ' fimvl in tt.y choice by the testimony ! readers to be acquainted, with their g" ,lt ion jar or preserves je us, u c., ^ ^ j, ri . s j t | vnt 0 f the Amerietm ] aspirations they must comply with j un g l >( ^ ,a “J 1 "* 0 '! r '' ,nc i Fruit Prctwtves Company whosUles ||nf|Q|'tn|#Qr^Q the role thatapplies to all candidates:! a,,a Cach K*"* ^ hUV ' the jar adopted is as safe ami reliable UllUtll IdMlI 0 now joi mm FiGTOHY. DAR^StlON, S. C. CALL jSbilJbE THEM BEFORE PURCHASING EI^KWHyRE. ‘ ; v.-y-'-Kta -t r". Bupes, Carts, Harness —kx D i FURNITURE Always on Hand. HENRY 111. SMITH, Dealer in all kinds of COUNTY S CLAIMS, : a i l' & C»f m -■ 1 * Castor! • is so well adapted to children that f recommend it as superior to ony prescription wiiown to mo." . II. A. Ahcijer, BI. I)., *U - o. Oxford St., Bvpdkljnh, N. Y. Castorla cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di gestion. Without injurious medication. Yna CaxTAua CompakY, <7 Murray Street, N. Y. «»!< | DON’T FORIET THE IILBAI.D OFFICE WHEN VOL WANT ANY JOB PKINTINO. D ANIEL8 ’ VETERINANY REMEDIES. COLIC CURE Never fails to cure any case of colic. COUGH, COLD & FEVER DROPS Cures lung fever, Epizootic coughs colds, &c. HORSE RENOVATOR Cures indigestion, loss’ i>f appetite, worms, Ac. j 'of ilijNtij ! > .J - lOinQn/ 1 Lit ijf £ WONDER WORKER LINIMENT Cures cuts, wottnds, harness gall., scratches, &c. HOOF GROWER A SOFT ENEL Sure cure for contracted feet, quarter cracks and ; tenderness. These wonderful medicines are sold and guaranteed to . please the user of money refunded without ar gument, For sale by DR. J. A. BOYD- James Allan & Co. 285 King Sir Charleston, S. C. Tlie I,argest Jewelry Store in the State SOLID PLATES OP Florence St., Darlington, K.C. i I • i - ^ \\c 11orehy warn nil persons not to hnnt or tish on onr Ininls without per-- mission. J. (’. BLACK WELI , J. N. SUGGS, A. C. COGGEUSHALL, M. T^LIDE. Marchif . J? - PERFECTEO * CRYSTAL LENSES TRADE MARK. Quality Tint at! Ahryi. Have an immense stock of Dress Ms for tbe Ladies. ■TL Vv-*t * ’ B. 0. BRISTOW, Book - Doaler - and - Optician Has the exclusive sale of these cele brated goods in Darlington, N. C. KELL A III & MOORE, The only manufacturing Opticians in the South, Atlanta, Ga. 1 ’•:. >• J ... " ■ ■ . ; - Peddlers are not supplied with these famous glasses. I • ' jThey also carry a full line of send in their names with the usual 1 ” . ® 1 , as the “Mason, and vott will all see price. Me are not able to do any, T . , „ it is far more attractive, i ! In carrying unt this idea we shall „„ . . . , , , free advertising. . , . , . J he arrangements about labels _ - 1 «ecure for our department a very uni- . • ii i • i ..i i .. - “ . . . .... , and pickle and wine bottles have not Mr. Brock Chapman, one of ourjqueund attractive exhibit Let us best and most industrious mechanics, determine that our State exhibit in will leave this week for Charleston, this department shall be the best at where he will probably remain, for a [Chicago. And why not? Are not year or two. He goes for the pur- Southern women the roost noted pose of perfecting himself in the housewives in the world and may galviiuued iron hinjnes*. hfBir bmt not South Carolina sisters excel all wishes go with him. 1 their Southern sisters? At any rate —let ns pledge ourseUes to do till we We publish in full the platform of | C1|(l t< , thig en(]> principlesutlopted by the National, tlw H rst place we must go to Supplies. SPECIAL RUN No. 10. GREATEST VALUE ON EARTH. Tylcr v a Fmiuouh Antique Oak Roll Cur« tain llcak complete, aeo npeclul circulars. No. 4004,3 ft. 6 in. long, not • 10,00 No. 4009.4 ft. 6 ini “ “ »21 00 No. 4010,3 ft. long, - - “ <23.00 Al.o see new ISO pane catalogue foi 1082. Great out ot about 40 percentfron- former list. BOOKS FREE, postage too. Shipped from St. Loot., Mo., or leiiMispolii, Imt. It A ,\ H COVMTERS A SPECIALTY. Wo rotor to ever. Bank In Thirty Stater TYLER DESK CO,, St. Louis, Mo May 25 ly. ^ ; / Hats, Siloes, -A u Deitex ratio by the National Convention and trust work systematically using a great that onr readers will give it a careful, of ^ aml j l|dgtne||t ,irr<wlt Tl,e only relief that can conic i , r , )e fw „ owi , ig a c \ m iM list tu ns js by the re|tettl of the nnjnst laws of ur( j c j cs whose hardens are sq strongly set fnrtii in this tManttiup of prjnci- * embraced in this depart- yet been completed, hut yon shall be informed about them as soon as jk»s- sible. It there is any way in which I can be of service to you please feel free to call upon me. M<* ('. Ai wtKtiis, ' i Superintendent Household Depart-j ment for South Carolina atul Mem- [ Iter of tlie State Board. Marion, S. C., June loj ‘92; A half loaf is much po loaf. If we can get tariff duties tvtluced in the GIBSON k WOODS ,, • . ; . i• i Take pleasure in announcing that they are now prepared to issue Gents’ Furnishing Goods, &c. Plain - and - Fancy - Groceries. nient; Iqit yon wi|l spe nt a glqnce I years, tinaucial relief for the people is Unit llntvponly given the classes, jteor ] as sure to follow m that dny wtlj fob inul it will be vnnnlnty In enlarge the The Cqlletnn I’ross ant| Stnndfirtl fitch class stt ,ts to inclnde nil still leads with fifty-three candidate varieties t|f its kind? cards, Thcnflice-seekersitiDarling-; A—Wines and cordials, tan are too modest to let tint iteoplc i vinegar and cider, knmv that they art. candidates. Onr I ( """V U ~\"f t,,ble8 ve ' colnmus are stiil’tipen to them, and I 'cgehtble catsup, if thev waul the votes of their fel low eitiz<. , ns, they ought to come out and say so. vegetables dried. Group C—Fruit preserved, fruit brandied. fruit canned, fruit crystali- xetl, fruit dried, fruit jelly, fruit jam, .Messrs rillman, Irby, Stokes and f r |,jt maruialade, fruit pickled, fruit TallHTt I arc now harm'd that there 8vr ,|j, 8i is a very great difference Itetween con-j Group 1)—Cake, pastry, confec- trntling a State convention ami a Na-' tionery. tional one, ami they have probably, Group E—Soap, starch, lard, tal- learned a le-son they will not sooit low, butter, jerked beef, smoked ham, forget. If they have auv s|wrk of smoked tongue. ]>at riot ism or lore for the Item.KTatic AtUutio " 18 c#,led to the thirtl cl '- party, they will not sulk but work ,r - v in « ron P . 1) ’ Confectionery, lest it for tire sttccest of th« ticket. he overlooked. There are a number latter than] Policies, UUd CHU pluCC fill 1)118111688 CPtlTlSt- heneT» e fm! b ri e( ^ to them IU 801116 of the bC8t Companies in the United States, i In FIRE INSURANCE they have such companies as THE HONE of New York, and the HARTFORD, of t _ _ _ I f tot : .. . two of the largest and of ladies w ho are quite successful in From the liest information we can making delicious cream chocolate ami congratulations on the straighlfor- pither the coming cotton ertq, wilt l-'rench candy, so a full display is ward"and manly way with which it lie the smallest that has been made practicable ami u-rv desirable. Tlie accepts the result of the convention, in several years. This will not he jars selected will show the cuitdy to nnd for the prompt ututoittKeuieot for tin- reason that the prospect is tim- uilvuntuge, and what, has Iktii Hint it would work nnmisingly for unpromising, Imt owing to the rc- said of eonfcctionaty nmy also be tip- the success of tbe ticket, if all the dttcod q antitv of fertilizers used, plied to crystalizcd fruit. Figs loav paiwr* whoopjioscU (Jlcvolaud's nom- the decrease in acre.ige and ruin of lie used conspicuously liecausc tbey iimtfon will follow the course of the tlR'cnp in the Mississippi \ alley; arc more iiniommoii than our other Register, the Third party won't be the loss of which will hf at least Are fYnils. thoiisniul bales. This, taken in con- It is said a very gotid article of Mtefrtn with the fact that tin* corn toilet soup may la - mude by nsing crop is very promising, is a pretty tiii pt ; ulittj: svap as a Imse, which, uf-t good indication (hat the seasua .will te.* IwiMgo^clincd and jierfumed, is U a gowl omt for vur fuuucrs. i wvklcvl into takes. Dvubtless «viu« low night. The lifting of litis tax from the necessaries of life will be a great triumph for our farmers, ami start them to the road of prosperity. The success of the Republican tic ket moans increased taxation ami the force bill. The Democracy is like the fellow . Hartford, Conn., who was digging for a gopher »o get’. , , meat for the preacher’s dinner-we best HlftnUgCtl 60111111111108 111 tllO COUlltry. just must win. With iuiother reign. * ; -* *>**'*'*<+■* ■ uf Harrisouism and the force hill 1 1 ■ ■ ■“ " « staring,the Southern jteople in the face our Democrats cannot afford lo di ^ e ’ v , ,. they invite examination into the plans a io oppose Cleveland IS to endorse 1 io • ,. , Harrison amf the force bill. Lei ns tlie 1. I. MUTUAL, OHCrillg, H8 tl'.Cy (10, rally to the iRitu arOnml the hanner .. ii . x , i . . , of Democracy mid cam it to vie- very tavoralHc terms to to those who wish tor}’. Columbia Register. f n iiia.it.p We have not hesilated to criticize l ‘ a great many of the editorial til ter :■ They also conduct a general Brokerage S'"***?T 1 ^ ” 'Vi(ind comtnission Imsiness. -* this issue, but we give it our sincere: i May IK ly i ( % . i ■ , - -BOLD BUT TRUE In LIFE INSURANCE able to mnster a corporals guard of mlherciils tinder its banner. We wish in this rnttuvcliim to assure our contein|Kirary' that it gives ijs far grFuter nleusuic tu cbiniiiemt than to vritivUv. I ROLL TRAY TR Nottfln Tray can this styl< stronger manufi H.W. THE HOST CONVENIENT TRUNK EVER DEVISED. The Tray is arranged to roll took, leavtag the bottom of the Trunk easy of access, break or get out of order. The lifted out if desired, and to buy a guarantee that you will get the nk i ler cannot furnish you, notify the ! i made. HEADQUARTERS For C a s li Buyers 25 Per Cent Below tegular lenses! As an intelligent buyer, when will you give us an opportunity to prove this ASSERTION. .... • : *••••> ■y j h tv4 V < \ w Hat we CAN and WILL Sell you Goods !8 THAN AM BTBBB IBf IWIONTY? All Former fleedrds > Smashed and Competition Buried! We not only claim to be the true Leader of Low Prices in - * •: < ? * 4 ^ I>rjC^iHMU v Notions, Shoos, Hats and Clothing, hut have added a line of v C R O C E R I E S ami arc delermiiied to name tjje l.owest of Low Prices on them.( )\Vequote a fcwprfeetttoKhS'w w-hfeli way the wind. -> is lilowiag. ..... 1 J. (- * . Standnrd A Gi'aniilntcd Stigiii’ 20 His. for $ 1 .OO. Heat <4rccn Hio Cott’rc 20c per notind, yklao tlicltt.wcr icrndcx. Best High Crude Piitcnt I-Tottr ut IfLUJ per Bnrrel. ■ pvt ZiTTi w .i , -.x - • » Space vvou-t allow more <|itotatlonH, btu if you will consult your own in t err At you wiM» 1<» ^j^jBgctfuljjj iiTujjiJir!-■ y — Au B Rf O O , W iit C0X ’ s old Drug Store. EE l BRO., Richmond, Va. •> lalaM lath* hack, af SPOONS AND FORKS At Patata aiaat IxpaaaA to Wear, and then plated entire, containing five Times as much Silver as standard plate. SuaYantccd to wear 25 year*. Will Last a Lifetime. MORE DURABLE Than Light Sterling Sllrer. And not half the cost. Each article I is stamped I. StnHif InUllBX. I *f you cuntt oUala then from 1 your jnreler leal to u hr Cata- Iojm aal Wee*. Aocxrr *0 WMirrun. ■anifaetored out, by THK HOLXKS A EDWABDS SILTEB CO. We are Sole Agents here for the abov* goods and keep a fuil line of tliern n -STOUK.- In addition to our stock of large nnd elegatn Solid Silvdrware. Gold and Silver WATCHES of the most approved mak ers. Uiaiiittiida iiioiinlctl in Itiugs, Pina and Hroaclio's. SDARLINCTON HUM- —All kinds of— Marble Moiiiiiiirnta, Tablets, and Grave Stones furnished on short notice, and as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere. ISf' Designs and prices furnished on application. Al work delivered Free on line of C. A 1). Railroad. Darlington IMarble Works, DARLINGTON, IS. C. HENRY I. SMITH, Keal Estate Agent, FLORENCE St DARLINGTON, S. C. Special attention paid to the Inly ing and selling of real estate, collec tion of rents, &c. The strictest attention will be paid to all business entrusted me. FIRE! FIRE! I represent Twelve of Hie most reliable Fire Insurance Companies in tbe world— among them, the Liverpool and London and Globe, of Km.huid, Hie largest fire company in the world; and the .Klrni, of Hartford, the largest of nil American fire companies. ' ‘ Prompt attention to business and satis faction guaranteed. ;i F. K. NOBMMT. DARLINGTON, 8. C. Office lielwecn Edwards, Normsnt Co., aud Joy A Z anders’