The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 12, 1888, Image 1
THE 'DARLINGTON NEWS,
PUBGISHICIVMTTHUR8DAY MORMINQ
HENRY iTlHOMPSON.
PROl’BIETOR.
Per kmumm In Adrnnee.
t)oe S^uturc, first in8ortioii...»... < «,..,*.jl.00
One Squsre, »eeo«d inaertioa 60
ijrery subseqent insertion 60
Contrset adtertisements inserted upon ike
most reasonable terms.
Marriage Notices and Obituaries, not
etceediog six lines, inserted free.
Actium-
Mark Antonr at Actiura by the sea
Mara'naMel bis host; Ootarius there nn-
fur' 'd,
To fight tor the broad empire of thesserld,
His banner by the blue Ambraoiot Bay.
Long waged the combat that Septemter day
With doubtful issue till a squadron led
By Cleopatra broke its ranks and ted.
So fell the great Antonina’s star astray.
A passionate woman amorous, orer-sweet,
Lured the groat Roman from the empyrean
down
To grorel in the dust about her feet.
And in the loeer lose the Imperial crown.
As poppies still the fiuttering life that sips,
She slew him with the sweetness of her
lips.
—OP THE—
TOWN OF DARIilNGTON, S. O.,
Made of force by the Town Council,
at a meeting of tbe Council, on
the 28th day of Decetni er, A. D.
1887, for the year ending Decern*
31nt, 1888.
. GENERAL TAXES.*
Ordinance 1. Be it ordered and
otd"ined that a u<x of 60 oenta on
eat b IKK) worth of real and person
al property be levied if no much be
necessary.
Ordinance 2. Be it ordered
and ordained by the authority of
tbe Town Council of the Town of
Darlington, that the following nam
ed citizen** be and are her. by ap
pointed h Boa>d of Assessors to as
seas tbe value of alt Real Estate in
•aid Town, in accordance with the
provisions of (he Amended Charter:
SPECIAL TAXES.
Ordinance 3. Sec 1. Be ft further
OMained. that the license lees shall
be as follows: For retailing spirit
oas or malt liquors, wine or cider,
or intoxicating drinks of any kind,
exoept on days prohibited by Coun
cil. *160.
S*c. 2 For each peddler or itin
erant dealer of any kind, except as
hereinafter specified, 81 per day,
or 860 lor the year. For each non
resident or transient dealer in bug
gies, carriages er wagons *10.
8ec. S For each livery nr sale
•table, oi both combined, 850.
Sec. 4. That any person or per
sons acting as auctioneer within
tbe limits of the Town, for the sale
- of property of any description, on
tbs Street or otbrr wise, abail pay a
license of $4 00 per. moo b or *10.00
per year.
Sec. 6. For each billiard or (tool
-Saloon, ifihOir ^ —
SEC. 6. Foreachbaga'elie saloon,
tfi.
Sec. 7. For each stock drover or
broker selling, or offering to -ell,
stock of any kind, *5 for each drove,
or *10 for the year.
Sec. 8. For each circus or ani
mal exhibition for each day exhibi
ted, *60.
Sec. 0. For each one horse bug-
E y, carriage, dray, wagon or hack,
an iug or offering to haul tor pay,
*6.
Sec. 10. For each boggy, car
riage, dray, wagon or hack for more
than ope horse, *10.
Ordinance 4. Be furt her orJ ain
ed,that all licenses granted by the
authority o{ tbe Town Council shall
date from tbe day on which tbe li
cense fee is paid, and unless other
wise specified, shall expire on tbe
31st day of December, 1888, and no
de<?notion shall be allowed on ac
count of the shortness of the period
which tbe license may cover. Any
person or person who shall pursue
or attempt to pnrsne any business
or avocation for which a license is
required as aforesaid, without bav-
ing first obtained a license for the
same, shall be punished by a fine of
not less than $10, or by imprison
ment not exceeding 30 days, or both
at the discretion of the Council. No
transfer of any license granted as
herein provided, shall be allowed or
recognized.
MARKET REGULATIONS AND
FEES.
Ordinance 6. Be it further or
dered and ordained, That any per
eon or persons who shall expose for
sale any fresh beef, mntton or pork
in the town of Darlington, except in
the market, or shall weigh the same
for sale on any other than the town
scales provided for that purpose,
shall be punished by a fine of not
Jess than one dolla*, or by impris
onment not exceeding ten days.
Ordinance 9. Sec. 1. The fees to
bo collected by t he clerk from persons
exposing butcher's meat for sale in
the town market other than those
who rent stalls ball be as follows:
On each < beef $2.
On each hog or pig... .50 cents.
% On each sbeep lamb or kid 60 cts.
Sec. 2. To any person or persons
regnlarily dealing in fish shall ex
hibit the same for sale in the mar
ket, or in the mafket square, and
•hall be required to pay a license of
$1 per day, or $6 per year.
Sec, 3. And any person or per
sona who shall nse an y stall or stalls
THE DARLINGTON
•FOR US PRINCIPLE 18 PRINCtPLR—RIGHT IS RIGHT—YESTERDAY, TO-DAY. TO MORROW, FOREVER.
VOL. XIV. NO 2.
DARLINGTON, 8. C- THURSDAY, JANUARY 12,1888.
WHOLE NO 678.
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JOB DfiPARTMlT.
Durjob dsparnut'Df iiMuppli' d with ever
fscilitjr necessirj " i p*t»
bsth as toprice and quality ofwnrl. * ill *< er
those »f tha citiaa, and we gaarxnttv sn' *«
faetion in every particularereliar^- t »il.i> t
for our work. Wearealwnys prepam: i«
fill orders at short notice for lilank*. 1 il
Heads, Letter Headi, Cards, l and I
Posters, Circulars, Pamphlet*. Ae.
Alljoh «ork iiai hr paid ior
Oash on Deliver'’'*
in the market as herein provided,
shall scrape and thoroughly clean
the seme immediately alter using
the same, and shall aKoremove all
offal, and all straw, brush, branches
or litter, brought or deposited by
such person or persons in or abont
•aid market, and in default thereof
such person or persons shall be
pnnisbed by a fine not less tli an
one dollar, or by imprisonment not
exceeding 30 days.
CONCERNING THE TRAFFIC
IN LIQUORS AND GAMING.
Ordinance 7. Be it farther ordain
ed, That any liqnor dealer who
shall sell or give or barter any in
toxicating drinks to inebriates, af
ter having been requested no’ to
do so by the family of said in ‘briate
or by any un-mber of sai I family,
abail be subject to a fine of not less
than twenty dollars, or in default
of payment thereof, the license to
said liqnor dealer shall be revoked.
Ordinance 8 Be it farther or
dained, That any person or persons
who shalloon the Sabbath dav, sell,
barter, or otherwise dispose of any
spirituous or malt liquors or intox
icating drinks of any kind, shall be
pauished by a fine of not less than
ten dollars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding thirty days.
Ordinance 9. Be it farther or
dained, That whenever any riot or
row, or fight or other disturbance
or breach of the peace shall occur
at any drinking saloon, or other
place where intoxicating liquois are
sold, the proprietor or keeper of
sneh saloon or place, shall be deem
ed and taken to lie an aider and
abettor in such riot, row. fight or
other disturbance or breach of the
pence, and shall be pauished by a
fi e ot not less than tea dollars, or
by imprisonment not exce ding 30
days, an less such person can show
that snch riot, row, fight or other
dis'nrbance or breach of the peace
was not caused by the per*ooe en
gaged therein becoming intoxica
ted on said premises.
Ordinance 10 Be it further or
dained, that it shall be unlawful for
any person or |«!''«o.ih to engage in
any gameof cha'ioeformotiev, w th
in the town limits, ami any person
or persons vioiating tun ordinance
shall be punish -d by a fine of no,
leg-* than ten dollars, or oy impris
onment not exceeding 30 days.
SANITARY REGULATION^
BOARD OF HEALTH
Ordinance 11. Beit further or
dained, Thai any person •* (icnona
who shall uarrtSrjAJt-lUepine tor
market, any animal, or dry tbe
hides of animals within tne cor
porate limits of the to *n, sball be
punished by a fine of not 1<-hs than
ten dollars, or by impii -ontm-nt not
exceeding 30 days, or both at the
discretion of the Conucil.
Ordinance 12 Be it farther or
dained, that any |>erson or persons
who shall allow or permit any dead
carcass to remain in any lot or field
within the limits of the town, to
them belonging, used or contro led,
longer than twenty-four hours,
shall be punished by a fine not less
than one dollar, or by imprison
ment not exceeding 30 days.
Ordinance 13. Be it further or
dained, that any person or persona
who shall obstruct in any wav the
drains or water courses or ditches
in the town, or throw paper, rags,
garbage, or any other ret use m 'tier
hr the streets or in the public square
or on or abont t^e banks of Swift
Greek, shall be punished by a flue
of not less than five dollais, or by
imprisonment for not more than 30
days, or both at tbe discretion ot
the Council.
Ordinance 14. Be it further or
dained. That any person or persous
who shall hinder, prevent or ob
struct in any way or manner the
Board of Health appointed by
Council, or any member of said
Board, or any person or persous
acting under tbe authority of said
Board, in the inspeetten of any
premises within tbe town limits, or
in the abatement or removal of any
nuisance endangering the public
health, or in tbe discharge of any
duties prescribed by Council for the
said Board of Health, such person
or persons shall be pnnished by a
fine of not more tbsn one hundred
dollars, or by imprisonment not ex
ceeding 30 days lor each offence.
Ordinance IS. Be it farther or-
daiued,.Tbat any person or persons
who sball refuse or neglect to abate
or remove any nuisance, or any
matter or thing likely to endanger
the pablio health, when so required
or directed by the said Board of
Health, or by tbe Mayor or acting
Mayor, such person or persons shall
be punished by a fine of not less
than tea dollars, or by imprison
ment not exceeding 30 days for
each offense.
CONCERNING OFFENCES
▲GAINST THE PUBLIC PEACE
AND DECENCY. *
Ordinance 16. Be it farther or
dained, That any person or per
sons who shall in anywise bre.ik
the peace nr disturb tbe qm-t of
th«* town or trablic ear, bv obscene
or off-usive language, boisterous
holloing or singing, or by any rio
tous or evil eonduot shall be pun
ished for each offence by a fine ot
not lees than one dollar, or impri
sonment not exceeding 30 days, or
both.
Ordinance 17. Be it further or
dained, That anv person found in
the atreets or public square in a
drunken condition, shall be punish
ed by a fine of net less than one
dollar, or by impiisonment not
exceeoing fire days.
Ordinance 18. B** it further or
dained, Tuat anv periMn or persons
who shall make any indecent xpo
sure on tb * streets or public square
ot the town shall Ire punished by a
fine of not l.*ss than eje d tllar, or
by imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days.
Ordinance 1$. Be it furth-r or
dained, That anv person who shall
be seen bathing in Swift Creek, in
sight of the public street or road,
shad be punished by a fine of not
leas than one dollar, or by imprison-
ment not exceeding 30 daya.
Ordinance 20. Be it further or
dained, That any person or peisons
committing any offence against tbe
town, who shall escape tieyond the
corporate limits, without arreataud
trial, shall he arrested and tried at
any time they may be found within
said corpniate limits.
STREET REGULATIONS.
Ordinance 21. Be it further or
dained, That all male persona be
tween tbe ages of 18 and 60 years,
liable to road duty, shall work oa
the streets ot the town eight days
during the year, or be punished by
s fine of two doffara, or by impris
onment not excee ing 10 daya.
Ordinance 22. Be it farther or
dained, That any person or persons
who shall obstruct any public street
or side walk in tbe town without
permission from the Council, shad
be pnnished by a fine of not l.-as
than (me didiar. or bv imp is >n
meuUnt exceeding 20 daya tor
each difrihe ulwruction is allowed
to remaffT
Ordinance 23. Brit fort, er or-
den-d and ordained, That it shall
not lie lawful for any person or pe-.
sous to erect any table or stand in
any square or street, except in tbe
Market square, for the purpose of
ex|NH*ing any com uodity for sale,
o for any other purpose, except
by express permission from the
Council. Any one violating this
ordinance shall be required to pay
a fine of not les# rb -a *1 or two^
days imiwieoumeut. *
r Ordinance 24. B- it further r-
dame I, That any person or persons
wbo shall obstruct any arreer. with
a buggy or buggit-a, carts or wag
ons, and who reluse to remove add
obstrui tion after being requested
to do so by any Marshal shall be
pnnisbed by a flue of not less than
*1. or imprisonment not more tb m
5 days.
Ordinance 25. Be it farther or
dained, That any person or iiersous
who sball in any way deface or in
jure any ot the public lamp posts,
or shade trees in the town, shall be
punished by a fine of not 'ess than
one dollar, or bv imprisonment not
exceeding 30 days.
Ordinance 26. Be it further or-
daiaed, That any person or persons
who shall drive, ride or lead auy
horse, mule or other animal or ve*
hide of auy kind, upon tbe side
walks of tbe town shall ba punish
ed by a fine of not less than one
dollar, or by imprisonment not ex
ceeding 30 days.
Ordinance 27. Be It farther oi-
dained, That any person or iftrsons
who shall drive, ride or race any
hors* 1 , mare, male or any other ani
uihI at a rapid rate within the cor
porate limits of the town, or hitch
any animal to nny shade tree or
la up post, or to any fence on tbe
street, in an v part of the town,
•ball oe fined no less than one dol
Ltr, or be impilaoned for not more
than 30 days.
Ordinance 28. Be it farther or
dained, That any horse, mare, colt,
mole, ass, ball,ox, goator bog ran-
niug at large, either by day or night
within i be town limits, shall be im
pounded by the Marsh da, and any
cow seen trespassing upon public
or private property in any of the
streets or public squares of the
town during tbe day, and any cow
running at large, or lying abont the
streets or public square of the town
daring tbe night, shall likewise be
impounded ; and nuless tbe animal
or animals which may be impound
ed as herein provided are redeemed
by the owner or owners of tbe same
within ten days bv the payment of
*1 for each horse, mare, colt, ass
and boll, and 60 oenta for each ox
and cow, and 25 cents for each goat
and bog, and all extieuses attend
ing tbe feeding and keeping the
same, the said animals so impound
ed shall be sold by the Marshal af
ter tour days' notice posted in a
prominent place at the Postoffice,
and the proceeds of the sales so
made, after deductiog all penalties
and expenses, shall b« paid over to
the owners.
Ordinance 29. Be it further or
dained, That any d g biting or at
tempting to bite, worrying or
threatening any per»on, horse or
oow in tbe streets *hall be killed,
unless tbe owner of aaid tog shall
•elect to pay a fine of five dollars.
Ordinance 30. Be it further or
dained, That any person or [leraons
engaged in throwing balls, stone 1 *,
brink bats or flying kites, or th sit
ing fireworks of any kind or using
Jaok-straddles on tbe public streets
or square, sball be fined not less
than one dollar, or be imprisoned
not exceed ng 30 days.
Ordinance 31. Be it further or
dained, That on and after this date
no peraon or persona shall erect or
cause to be erected any other than
abtick building, covered with aisle
or metal roof, fronting on the pule
lie square oe any street er stre ta
leading into the i nbiic square, or
any street or portion of Town with
in tbe prescribed limits, to wit: Oa
Cashua Street, toward the east, a
distance of 154 feet from its en
trance into the public square;
Ward's Lane, towards tbe east, a
distance of 154 feet from its en
trance into Exchange Street; Ex
change Street, toward tbe south, a
distance of 206 teet from its en
trance into tbe public Square; on
Broadway towards the south, adis
lance cf 206 feet from its entrance
into the public square, and Mam
Street, toward the north, a distance
of 228 feet, from its entrance into
tbe Public Sqnare, and on Pearle
Street, towards the west, to Uie cor
ner of the street known as Mclver
Street, which roos at right angels
to Pearle Street and connecting
with Orange Street; on the east
side of Molver Street as lar as its
connection with Orange Street (on
Grove Street, toward the south, to
a point 219 teet from its entrance
into Pearle Street; on Orange
Street from its entrance into Main
Street to Mclver Street which con
nects it with Pearle Street and con
necting with Orange Street.
POLICE AND OTHER REGULA-
TION8.
Ordinance 32. Be it further or-
ilained. That it shall be the duty of
the Marsh.il to arrest all persons
violating any of tbe Town Ordi
nances or Begnlsdona, and to su
mon any peraon or persons to tbel
eid when accessary. v
ObdiSanoe 33. Ba it flirtker or
dained. That any person or persons
who shall refuse or neglect to obey
tne sumons of a Marshal, shall ba
punished by a fine of not loes than
fire (tolars, or by imprisonment not
exceeding 30 dav a.
Ordinance 34 Be k farther ar
dained. That any peraon or persons
wbo shall resist, strike, or threaten
a Marshal when in tbe discharge
of bis dnty, shall be punished by a
fine of not less than five dollars, or
by imprisonment not exceedin'; 30
days.
Ordinance 35. Be It farther or
dained, That any person or persons
who shall deface or injure in any.way
any public or private property shall
be punished by a fine ot not less
than oue dollar, or by imprison
ment not exceeding 30 days.
Ordinance 36. Be it further or
dered and ordained that nny person
or persons avoiding or attempting
to evade any business which they
may be licensed for by substituting
any other business than that tor
which they are licensed, shall be
pnnisbed by a fine of not less than
five dollars or imprisonment not
less than 5 days.
Ordinance 37. Be it farther or
dained, That the Council reserve to
themselves tbe right to sentet.oe
any or all offenders against any of
the ordinances of the town to labor
on the streets instead of imprison
ment.
Ordinance 38. Be it farther or
dained, That tbe Town Council of
Darlington have the antbority to
abate or remove nuisances that are
brought to their attention not oth
erwise provided for.
Ordniancb 39. Be it farther or
dained, That all Ordinanc«8, By-
Laws and Regslations conflicting
with the above Odinanoes are here
by repealed.
Ordinance 40 Be it farther or
dered and ordained, That all ordi
nances, which were made of force
by the Town Council for the year
ending December 31, 1887, exoept
those as herein amended, the same
to be adopted, ond to remain in
force for the year ending December
31, 1888.
By or of the Town Council,
j. c. willcox;
Mayor.
Attest:
J.K. McIVER, Clerk.
FOB REffT.
Tbe large McCall residence, front
ing Avecne Street, in the town of
Darlington, and the ton acres of
land surrounding it The dwelling
and land ta be rented either togeth
er or teparatelw For terms apply
to W. E. MoOALL, or
Mrs. E. E. McCALL,
Darlington, S. C.
Deo-a^W-dt.
msmsm
Paragon of Bargains
-OUR-
Great November Offering
IN
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES 1,\D CIOTHIKG,
DWARFING ALL FORMER EFFORTS.
OANSON & BROOM,
Bid farewell to profits, and and oat savagely into prevailing prices. Lef,
no'oompetiron flatter itselel that we are here for a few (diort months
Not so ; we have come to stay. This will not plena** onr competitors, bn
will satisfy the masses who desire the v«rj best vain- for their money.
STARTLING ARRAY OF MATCHLESS BARGAINS !
A sain pie line ot Shoe#, over 1,200 pairs, all qualities, at less than prime
cost. The good* are perfect io every way, although the prices are ho low.
We got a bargain ami wsll give bargains. Women's polka shoes worth
*1 new f.w €5 cents ; women’s bnfl lined shoes, worth *1.26, now for 90
cents; a fine ladies* she for *.40 worth 12.29 ; men’s heavy full stock bro
gau thoes for 90 cents; a splendid gaiter shoe for *1.86.
FASCINATING AND DAZZLING BARGAINS I
Six Thousand Yards Plaid Homespun for 6J cents a yard, sold even ,
wb re st 8 cents a janl; 1.000 yards heavy white domestic at 5| cents a
yard ; 25 yards bleach domestic for one dollar; 25 yards standard prints
or one debar; 16 yards bed-tick for one dollar; heavy pants jeans, only
12 («nts a yard.
CONVINCING BARGAINS, SWEEPING REDUCTIONS l
Five Hundred pair men’s pants, from 60 cents a pair up; over 1,000
hats, men’s, boys* and children’s, at l-vss than one-half manufacturer's price
WE ALWAYS LEAD, NEVER FOLLOW I
To compete with us is ont of the question—to attempt it Is folly.. We
have the means and the business requirement!*, and these rwell be em
ployed to still further increase the unprecedented patronage so liberally
bestewed upon ns.
Very Respectfull
G ANSON & BROOM.
December 1, 1887.
F1MSCE TO TiiE ! R aT.
ALONG FELT WA T NO V
SCPPL1ED.
Valuable Information!
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL!
All Preparation for an Immense
Fall and Winter Trade
At the Store of
I.
CORNER OF PEARLE STREEI
- -A-TSTH) -
A large assortment in every department to keep pace with
steadily increasing trade. A complete stock of
SHOES,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS,
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS, Ac., Ac.,
Surpassing that of any previous season in point of excellence
and style. My goods always sold at a low price heretofore,
are now within the reach of all, and the most fastidious can be
satisfied. The stock of
MEN’S,
CLOT EE I
Embraces a full line of
YOUTHS’,
BOYS’ and
Dress’and business suits.
CHILDREN’S
This department consists of
DRKSS GOODS,
ALPACCAS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, TRIMMINGS
And everything to be found in a first-class establishment of
this kind. The
BOOT SHOE IDEBABTMBITT
Contains styles to suit the wants and pockets of all and as to
comfort and durability are unsurpassed.
XX A *3? S
To please the fhney of all classes of purchasers from the low-erown cheap
article worn by the laborer to the ping hat ot tbe fashionable Dade.
A full line of Groceries and Canne i Goods*
In foot my stock is completo in every particular and it will pay all to
1 and ex amine it before purchasing elsewhere. $lo trovbU to show
ods. Remember tbe place and tbe name,
J. B.OSE3STBEBC3*,
S W Cornet Pearle Street and Public Square.
September 16,1887.
We have opelied » l.rge; Sale mn
Livery Stable in tbe Towh Of F or#nc« S
C., where we eh.ll keep nlwer* on band i
good assortment of Mule, and iHoree*, e*
peel »lly seleced for this elini.te nnd conn
try. We will carry a!»o a full line ot Hug
giei, Wagons, as well ae buggy aii'l w.goi
material, and a comolete etook of Harnr*
and Saddlery In addition to this gai ern
line of goods, we will tarry a full line u
Heavy Qrocerie* which we ■•ill sell onlj
at wholesale and by the package Per
eons wishing anything in our line will di
will, we think, to see our good, befon
buying. We ehall do our best to give aut
isfaction to all. Everything we rell ehal
be guaranteed in writing if desired, anc
the money will always be ohee fully r*
funded if the goods fall short in ny per
ticular. We mean business, and are r*'
sponsible for all we sav. If (air dealing
and hard work will pleaae tbe public iher
we ask all who want goods ia our line t(
come and trade with us and we feel sure
that they will be pleased. Remember that
Florence is easy of access, and we wish all
who go there to make our place their head
quarters.
Our Livery ehall be a special feature in
the businee*. and one will atwaya find
good teams and comfortable vehicles in
readiness to carry him wherever he may
wish to go at most reasonable rate*.
We desire also to say that our lot ii
large and roomy, and we want everybody
who cornel to Florence to know that they
can get lot-room and good shelter for their
teams and vehicles dsy or night, free of
charge. Horses will be fed by the day or
month at reasonable charges.
Don’t fail to come to see us and tell all
yonr friends to come, we will do onr best
to make yon comfortable.
COVINGTON BROS.
Oot. 6, 1887. lyi
ORDER OFFICE
J. B. K1LLOUGH, of Flore
8. C., fills ordera for the Statu
makes of Pianos and Organ'* • g
direct from factory to parclia
15 daya tost trial before mal
payment. Sheet munic and bt
from publishers direct.
A toll s’oek of Musical Mercl
dise on hand.
HE WILL NOT BE UNDEI
SOLD.
Nov. 10, ’78.
M. 0. ALEXANDER.
GROCERIES,
Staple and Fancy.
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
OF ALL KINDS.
Recommended by Physicians, as the
best for medicinsl purposes.
April 14, ’86
welch & Eason
F1MIIY GROCERS,
IBS, BT Meeting, aad 117 Market Streete
Charleston, S. C.
INVlt* ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW
ING
B-A.RO
, ,ba - to 1, * l » Grand
lated asgar 164 1b. for $1 * Confectioner’.
Huger m lbs for *1 ; White Eg. C. Sugar
J 7 : Li * ht Brown Sugar 19 Ibe
» ! aood Brow “ Su*'-*'’ 20 lha for *1 ;
Z-tb Tometoee 90 cents a doiea ; 3-!b To
matoes |] jo cente a doien | Good Oigars
*1 for a bn* of 60.
These are but a few of the many attrac
tions we are constantly offering and house
keepers will find it greatly to their adven-
‘•ge to send for a copy of our Monthly
Prjcc List end consult it alwaye.
^ or Peeking or drayagg.
M Ptlut k
At the old etaad on PEARLE STREET.
Menne haa Just returned from the Nori
where he waa appointed special agent I
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Private stock
pure
RYE WHISKET,
Aa fine n brand aa has ever been braug
to Darlington.
He le alee agent for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKET.
•.P2V87. 1,
.
1 deal re te inform the eitileni of
lington that I bake freih bread, eakee, a
pies daily, and that I am alwaye snppli
with fresh and choiee lots of confectionery
and fruits of all kie.is. My fruit and pound
eakes are as choice as are to b*> fonn I any
where, and they are iced and finished in I
style which cannot be si
Cbnrlestun. All special
goods shall receive
attention.
Oat 97. ’87—tf * '