Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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«. ;;e THE M8LHT0N HERALD Kstalilinheil July ICth, 1890. Destroyed by Fire December lath. 1890 Ite-Rstabiisbed February 11th, 1891. W. D. WOODS, Editor. One Dollar a Year, DAULINtri’ON. S. C. Friday, February 10, 1893. Mr. Childs’ address will make some of his prohibition fiicndsfeel pretty slim when they read it care fully. ■ If the State dispenser is a temper ate man, how can he select his whisky?. He can’t drink it and will have 'o buy it on the guarantee of the selle.v We hope in a future issue to have an article from the pen of an advo cate of female suffrage, as we are anxious to present both sides of this us well as all other questions. We will have to claim the in dulgence of our readers again this week for issuing u small sheet, hut every thing will .be in trim for the I'ext weeks’ issue, and we can prom ise them a good paper. Somebody has nominated the edi tor of the Abbeville Medium for State dispense.', ami while we have nothing whatever to say against his claims, we believe that Mr. John Gray Evans received the first nomi nation. Manning Times: Some of the news papers in the State have gone into convulsions over the speech of Con gressman McLttUrin. They seem to thing it wrong for a representative ilf this Slate to give a truthful ue- boniit of South Carolina’s political htsioH. It id very possible that Mr. iic- Lttilkih may have thought he was telling thti truth, but if he would read up a littlfi lit the political his tory of the Stale, he will find ttiat he has a great deal to learn in this di rection. There was no State in the Union that was better governed pre vious to the war than South Caro lina, and even if we grant, for the lake of argument! that the majority were governed by the minority, it wai simply a rule based on the in telligence and high character, and which ran through a long term of years without the least suspicion of dishonor attached to it. If the udi* to? of the Times will divest himself of prejudice he will be forced to acknowledge the truth of what we toy. _ Senator Du tier voted agaiust the itnti-optidn bill and Seuater Irby for It. So it seems that in this matter Senator liutler is helping those who prey Upon the industries of the peo ple and Senator Irby is helping 'o rid the people of these pens. While Inch Is the conduct of these two lettiiluts he it known that the Free man Is ready with commendation for Irby ahd condemnation of Butler.— Sumter Freeman. The comdemnation of our con- tiHipornry won’t hurt Senator But- ler, but it ii otttrageotisly itujitstund undeserved, and is simply the utter- uhee of a newspaper that is noted for its erratic course in politics uud on social quest) imt. Senator Butler has done more for the people of South Carolina than hie colleague will do if he lives to be as old ue Methuselah. Even If we differed from General Butler we wotfld itill ad,niie his courage in voting according to his convictions, without considering whether It suit ed the views of other people or not. To be perfectly candid, we think that bfl lomwi more about the sub ject under discussion than either Senator irbv or the editor of the Ituam THE DARLINGTON SHOE STOBE Invited an inspection of their large amt well sek-cled stock for lire fall and winter trade which is complete in every particular. * U O E S Artistic in Style, Reliaiie in Onaiity, Beasonadle In Price, .f). , r UDI 1 [S’ S D D1S. 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EDWARDS, MOMENT & CO. yOu. -want in Ssi Fall iii linler Ms. We keep the BEST BOOBS made and our prices A.I1E GTJ^RAJS'TIZ&iy As low as the lowest. Headquarters is The Place to taake your purclmscsat. RESPECTFULLY. Edwards, lemt & Company, IlIIEI! \ FIEII John C. White, Darlington, South Carolina* Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Piping, House Furnishing Goods, Bolts, Tobacco Flues, &c. THE CHEAPEST LARGEST and BEST LIKE of FURNITURE EVER OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF DARLINGTPN COUNTY. — AT Hayusworth'S Furniture S* 0, ‘ e ' THE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED DESIGNS AND FINISHES IN BED ROOM SUITS IN WALNUT, ANTIQUE OAR, IGth CENTURY and OLD ENGLISH, My stock of Chamber Suits Is Cctiipiate in Every fiesoect. PICTURE FRAMES Oi Every Dcacriptlou Made to Order on Short Notice. GIVE ME A CALL. I WANT YOUll TItADE uttd WILL DO MY A EltY BEST TO PLEASE YOU, Respectful!), J. B. El A YIV S W ORTH. InpiiiDg Sot in stock Will be Ordered for You, Ike People's Bank of Darlington, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. DEPOSITS SOLICITED FROM ONE DOLLAR AND UPWAfll , And 5 per cent. Interest paid thereon. “Small Savings j^ake Large profits. E, KEITH DIRGAX, W, A. CAR RIGAN, H, L, CHARLES, President. Vice-President Cashier, Fine Job Printing done at this office.