The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, November 02, 1894, Image 3
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THMHflffiTOHHEBiLD.
FRIDAY, NOV. >, t8M.
CRB.VTES m»mf • new baulnet*;
■NLA ROES Many an old bwinetr,
FRE8ERVE8 m«aja targe bu»tne*8;
REVIVES many a dnll ba«iae«*;
RESCUES many a tort baetaes*;
SAVES many a falling buninrw;
SECURES anecaaa In any baaineaa.
Local News.
Slick k Backer’i store kas b eo
d nil the week.
Mr. Henry W. Thotnpaon, of
Snnrtanburc, who has been in the
city for several days, returned home
Wednesday.
The finest line of dress goods ever
opened in Darlington at
Sligh dp Rocker's.
The new paper will be forwarded
to all of onr exchanges Just as soon
as it in'instird and we hope to ivceite
them as asoal daring the tiim* that
must elapse before its api>ear»nce.
The prices on Imy’s vmith's and
men’s snita are so low that you will
be Mifprired. Call and tee them at
Blackwell IWs.
m.
(/anrck News.
There will ben j service at the
Baptist ckorch on Snnday next.
Hev. Mr. Wallace, of Cotumbia,
will preach at the Presbyterian
church in the morning. ‘
The servicee at the Methodist
ehnrch will be eondneted by the
pastor.
Services at the Episcopal church
by the assistant rector.
The announcement for the union
service will he made on Sunday
morning.
Court fits rrdlugi.
When we went to press la»t week
the jury was in the room with the
McUmdon case, and as is now gen
erally known acquitted him.
The case against Cain was nol
proseed.
The trial of Dr. Payne was post
poned until the next term of the
court.
H. B. Best was acquitted for the
killing of a colored man. He was
defended by Mr. E. Keith Dargan.
In this case the Solicitor did not ask
for a verdict of guilty.
Owing to the lack of spare we
can’t publish the proceedings in
reference to the minor caws.
“Clrl Wanted.”
Quite a number of onr young men
are wearing buttons with this device
printed on them, and their candor,
in making this public acknowledge-
__ r u»— ment of their wants, is very mnch to
. be admired; but then it would be
Mr. F.Joyedted on Sunday morn- ^ if ^ OMe ^ thm wnn]<]
Mr T F. Slmh muaart r »f the '“K ^ res»den.-e .|f hu -m Mr ^ ^ i||tervkw witb |h4 .
firm of Sligh & Itm her. S|a*ni Tuea- .. ... J . , ‘ fW. («r if there is more than one
day night in Florence with his j at Lynchburg, l*ut for be fak>i ihrm M || | R d.tsil), thev want
fsmily- | past, year or two had been residing ^ , b ^ u ^ ^ fnr
Buy « If’V's snit and gel a climb-'' M •irlingion. Up in \e f v tbr)|1 wnir .1 button omit.iinin'
ing monkey fr.e at h ’*‘ i ' K '•••»" »»- ,iWt «,wd,: ‘Want Supplied”
Bl-mk«ell Bro’s. ( despite his ml van,,,I ag-, and w ^ ^ j, J( , llbk ]h
I^rirest slock of olothin » ever ’"an He; b„,v miny
jifii* Darlindon at * jr<tilly was. He was eighty tw»i| |4,'areac<)Haini<d wi’h hw«anlttii«,
Sligh & ll«ck»r’a years old and owtHved nearly everv ’ ** ’* at all probald- that the eifl
. . one of his yonthfnl associates. He n ,! * I"-*'''••'sbiMtc j,j*n » iftiif
Send twenty cents and get tin- PHk' 0 IMS |H t|Hon. A jcirl adnur-s.
Ke* lurk \L*U Tines tor •»,. J-J , r , « » flf alf iWg* eh*, emrage audit
wlittHlHi 1 -^ -Tilt* ♦iM tB'ft Htt I* I! WrililHw'ph'lMl twri* P""’•» 1 "y. will Is- w-II for tl.es, lid but
jfaueT of tl|e jiaper. 1i is It,-mo ypafs and w is a man of h'gli cli^r-p
fPttjp Slid tbe nio.1 dijit iM. re i Pr ij,.. gtpptct. jnlfwjly.
1!!'w.w M v!^ ,,r ^ ,nrH ' ! IIP R1WWW were to IaupIi
have to la* bronght into the arrange
ment, to carry it into effect. Even
if it were possible to get such a trust
into active operation it wonld be
only a temporary expedient and
coaid accomplish very little, if any,
good.
The trust wonld soon collapse of
its own weight, unless it should
prove an exception to the general
fate that befalls enterprises of this
character.
The fanners have been waging
war against trusts, and it would
hardly be consistent for them to or
ganism one themselves.
We think it very improbable that
cotton will ever again bring high
prices, and the only remedy for the
farmers is to plant, with this in view.
The only practical solution is for
each farmer to make hi, own sup
plies at home and then he can sell
his cotton at a low price and still lie
independent and keep ont of debt.
opened
1,-1 h ip, tjipid yuHIlg nun In *-nv'oi-
tar I lint it m»hiHn , « Ifiiri i- i»i":n
IMmI in K-* Yuris,
If you waul a flue and stylLh s«il
of clothes go to
Sligh ft Rucker’s.
The present term of the court has
made a final disposition of the cases
growing out of the dispensary cron-
Wf* !H# M witlf
The' position of Tbe Hibalo is so
wei| jinown in reference to acqnitals
ft' wifirf m if 'im ii mw*
fttf to jsotoipent W tj^e I»«q!t of
ttopiri«il*i
- Jllgh A Burkw'f is tl e plyte to
buy ywr fir/ gmsD and clothing.
There are only a
which to arrange
kibit ami wo trust
apt hi Ir raiiitiivd by stn mlng *h«ii
I by n regular i lg.-. Of cmrsi* it
I »iiiH-‘ini,-s liap|u*n, ilnt llio girl a
fe l l, wants is not 10 bs \ v . on> a t
j i'.'Aid by him i unt he «hould ever
It has teen decided to open the bear in mind that there are others
♦bat are jnst as lovgl)|p gpd who
woi '*
burg fur inb rni* nl.
The IbrjsaathrRflN Fair.
has been decided to open
Fair at the Darlington Guards
-J -1 - m - of -
Since our arrival in Darlington the prices of dry goods and clothing has dropped
25 per cent. Why? Because our prices and the price paid befoi e our arrival were
too far apart. ’Tis laughable and amusing to see our would-be competitors hustling
and cutting prices We don’t have to cut prices to sell goods, for the simple reason
that we mark our goods at a living price. We have been in Darlington just 10 days
and are now selling more goods than any firm in this city. We are very glad to see
the people of Darlington and Darlington county appreciate high grade goods at a low
price. Yes, wo understand our business and have plenty of capital to do business on
Our stock is paid for and we do not have to look grumb when a “rain) ” day comes,
we cordially invite everyone in Darlingtoncity and county to call at our store and in
spect goods and get our piices. we will save you money whether you buy from us
or not as we will post you on prices. We do not quote a few prices as a bait hut
simyly say come and see for yourself.
S LI (Hi RUCKER.
Norment & co’s., Old Stand.
UflUf lo in.kki* ;l (lollitr go :i loui W IV?
lh»i’* ihe probh'iu.
i, i bin fore i>ilemli-«l in^
ibis kkuH.
EVERYBODY
any mt-ih-Hl wbi'.-h promise*
MtTHQJS ure as C'Wrtoi, as ilirl; but wbieb ure wvrlh
nuc !|f I'tiM imsi nu-ih'-Y- ts-lo bnv ymir good a at
JjyjH “First llnmla.”
TtIC “First 11 iii'ilfm KU 1{NITV HE Is at our
1 ,,c K-it.ibti-hoM.-^t,
Ut'<)4n>K wo ropreseut the Makers and save yon one profit
I hereby. >
jwiei-g speak for themselves, and the problem is
solved.
MU
TEN D01LARS
-WORTH OF—
n^xrsia
—FOR—
30 CENTS.
lAOR
rmory si
8, and cl
matlhi^ bn
igto
Armory at 4 p. m. on Thnrsdav \gj.
aftas
riday.
the oMMfenV
The Jndges will
peal
jnst aslov^Jp
(\(«t tutai a deaf ear to bis nj .
Some of the nicest young men in
Tie judges
meet at tbe hour named tor tbe! t°wn are wearing these buttons, an<l
opening to make their decisions os w * bope that they will soon he in a
* ‘ ~ “ itiftn to diseard
to the premiums to be awarded. The
H M'ftidwei W,
Barnwell, bf Flftrpnpe, ch^irtnani Mr
J. W, Eivims, Mr». u. Molver, Mrs.
H. L Charles, Miss Marv E. Boyd.
The entertainment on the stage
will begin at 9 o’clock, and will in
clude a “Scarf Drill” and minstrel
posltian to diseard them and turn
them over to some other candidates
for matrimony.
The Speeiil Representative,
Frank Welch, of the Guarantee
few days left In | pprforiuanoe among Ita attractions. .Snlitgi, lou ni lirntMto
the tobaCCO CI-, Ovstefs, salads, coffee and sandwiches, f*|» nf UtaaklRitAB i C . A
that those al 0 will be served dnnng the ey^iMon . Vv W
have ptomised samples for this no, ““ k
Ip» WllUwtto I'l Hfilhddt '"TtH- F*ir will he open all Fri
^ No «hi bit mil he made un
less )t la one that will attract atten
tion.
J00 fin* overooata Just opened at
Sligh A Rucker's.
; W« wish to U as lenient as possi
ble with our subscribers but we
aroft insist that those who
Arrears shoui | settle what 'hey owe,
as the money is very much needed.
9a to Iri vf Dumber we n-.;***
mlliishir.g a delinquent list and
those who do not wish their names! »•* held last week at «aleigh and,
on that list wonld do well to settle. all aoenunts, was the fluest that
their »lnt» hefora that time. A great
Friday
fur the heiirflt of tluise who wish to
see the finwefs or order refreshments
and the matinv for children will
l>egfn at 4 p. m., on which occasion
also the “tasrf Drill” all! be given.
Suitable refreshment* wi,l las served,
ami the little folks will doubtless
hare a “big time.”
Admission to the 4* i<ents|
lA’Wit.V matin,-e, 10 tints;
ROW (R
parod to
(on or
children 5 eeuti,
vLt Karth CanMm Mate Fair.
The North Carolina State Fair
iRd Is pro-
main rr iiumediats
iRwamporty for tin
Mnoto of Hfting Mortgages'
WitR proper ssourity Iorrs orr
tavffuni
•pd to- w. *^a« H it
many have paid in part, but they
•hould' ren^mlier that fl.00 does
not pay for two years, and some ,»f
them acre that much behind when
they handed In n dollar. The
names of some prominent people
will appear an this delinquent list.
Removal*
WE hare tbe LARGEST and best assorted stock of FURNITURE ever
BROUGHT TO DARLINGTON,
Which we will, at all times be pleased to
EXHIBIT
We can COMPETE in prices with the large city establishments, and in
many cases UN DERSELL them. We call special attention to onr
ROCKING CHAIRS
Which we sell for fit per pair, making them astonishingly cheap at
- ibis price. We carry a large line of
a.AJa.IFET SJLMm.BS
And can have the carpets made at the fVtory and put down at prices
that defy competition. We can do this lieeauae we deal dinctly witb
the manufacturers, and can afford to sell on a close m; r^in. We
have a complete stock of
MOULDINGS
—FOR PICTURE-
FRAMES
And can frame pictures at very low prices. Vft also have a carefully
selected stock of pretty PHTTURKS that are so cheap that almost
anyone can afford to decorate their home*.
BAIRD & SMOOT.
The publishers of The Herat" hnve
secured an excellent collection of new
•ight music, which they oner iu
form for 30 cents and one coupon
cut from Thr Herald. The volume
contains:
E3
sm/s// mi/my,
Oall 011
MS MAGGIE JONES
For Sale.
31 Vocal Selections.
34 Instrumental Helectlons.
8 Portraits of Popular Actresses.
The musis is unabridged in every
cose, and is in large and clear print.
The portraits are hsndsomeiy printed.
Tbe music alone, if bought regular,
wonld c<*it Ten Dollars. You can get
this beautiful Uabioct of Music by pre
senting or sending the subjoined cou
pon (as aliove stated) and Thirty Cents
to the ofltce of The Herald.
CABINET OF MUSIC
COtTFON-.
NAME..
ADDRESS.
A good corn sheller, but very little
used. Will be sold for cash or exchanged
for hay or foddOr. Apply at Tuk
Herald office.
Charleston, Sumter and North
ern Railroad.
Charles E. Kimball, Receiver.
In Effect January 16,1894.
NORTH ROUND. SOUTH BOUND.
8
P. M.
Ar. 6 30
1 10
11 03
9 50
9 00
8 37
Lv. 8 10
A. M.
No. 0 connects at ITninlet with 8. A.
L. Vestibule train for Raleigh, Rich
mond, Washington, Ilaliimore, Phila
delphia and New York.
No. 8 connects with H. A. L. Vestibule
train from aliove named points. Trains
run solid to and from Charleston.
C. MILLARD, Superintendent.
Having mold into my new •tore,
formerly the old j'oafnfilce, next d«»ir
to Welling A Honnoitt’s, I take
great pleasure in calling the special
attention of my fri,mis, patrons and
has ever been held in that State.
Tint New* ami Observer gives a very
fine report of the exhibits, the read
ing of which will t« something of a,
surprise to those wb« are accustom,-d 1 the pnhlic generally to the fact that
„ ,«. k u,„ .w. ^ «r z *«! joTL' ,:s
State are somewhat behind the times jn -||y 0^.^^ Jewelry Store in
in agricultural advancement. So this country.
. , „ . far from this Wng the case the peo- I haye just received a fresh, new
Family Hour pM per barrel! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Nor(h ^ rasking . unique line of Jin- follow ing goods:
Blackwell Rroa. jH.qrressnot «mly in agricnl-| ORSAMEXTAL JEWHUtY,
tnre but in other thing* as well, and GOLD if SILVER WATCHES,]
the < mere fact that they were en- CHAIXS
If the people of the State tote in
fnvm of • Constitutional Couventioa
we suggest that it would simplify
matters and save a great deal of
money if the legislature *.outd in-
struct Gov. Tillman to prejiare the
Constttntkm, and ”to* go to tbe
trouble of electing members of a con
vention. Tbe Governor says that
tbe people ought to trnst him, and
M he will have the new Constitntlon
filed according to his own ideas, a
0 invention will be entirely nnnecee
nsry an^ a n«ale» expense. If he
disfranchises a large number of poor
■<* it will, of coarse, he all right
• id be for their good and an addit
ional security to'the State.
A good pair of men's shoes for
M cents and women’s for 65 cents at
Blackwetl Bro’s.
■bled, wiThnitt any outride help or
extra ammint of advertising, to make
such a fine exhibit of their agricul
tural resonrees is sufficient to prove
tbe truth of onr assertion. Taking
it all in all with its rich soil, fine
clima'o, its mineral wealth, as yit
almost untouched, timber and other
renonrccs, North Carolina is one of
the richest States in the whole conn-
try, and there are few that can offer
such inducements to the indnstrions
immigrant
It con Id easily snppnrt six or seven
times its present population and still
not be crowded or its resources over
taxed.
“fmlMh Have."
This fins play was admirabl
formed htst nigntat the Opera
P"*
A ration Trust.
Mr. Jas. T. Roddey, a cotton
broker of New York, has issued n
circular in which ha proposes the
; formation of n cotton trnst, with a
view of securing better prices for
that staple. His plan, briefly stated,
is for the cotton planters to turn
over to the trust a certain per oent-
Ins play was admirably
1st nigntat the Opera H<
by Tied Marsh’s company, and the
andtanoe were all very mnch pleased
with the psrfarmawo*. The p*rts
•era aB wsB sustained and Miss
MadeHue Gleason is nnqneetionahly,
cm of the tost activsses that ha*!hP<rftWr crop* with the tinder
‘ever visited Darlington, and some standing that It is to be held until j
judges my that she le, in some re- r c^q (jp gold at a reninwrarive
SS!i bJJir-12^ -rSilSW- Mr. .r,
will ***> '»*«*«'•' '»•
wd a nnitlnes tomorrow aftsraoon p«*lble, owing to the very large
fftthtthiMm. |»*»bifof MJrWuaU that would
«f FOES IX EVERY
STYLE,
SILVERWARE IX EXDLESS
• VARIETY.
3 -■
The most fastidious ins-tc can be
satisfied.
I can fit the eyes of any one in
OPTICAL GOODS.
Glasses fitted to eye by actual
measurement; frames to soil in
GOLD, SILVER, ALLVMIXnf,
SICKLE OR STEEL.
All goods guaranteed as represented
and prices as low as honesty and
safety will permit.
I call special attention to my
Repairing Department.
Everything in the Jewelry line re
paired neatly and promptly.
I guarantee all repair work done on
watches and docks for twelve
month* ut low prices.
Call and try me and you will to
pleased with my goals and prices,
il
am here to stay. My policy
honesty and fair dealing to nil.
WolfVj, m«
Jau. H?’
m he mm eh
WIY IS IT that m m people walk with such a firm el tstic
tread while others hobble along and give a groan of agony at every
step? It is simply for rln- reason that the former always look af
ter the comfort of their feet by buying shoes that are made ac
cording to scientific principles and which do not make corns on
their toes; while the latter hny badly made shoes that almost
make a man howl every tin • he puts them on.
If yon are one of thoe, ho don’t want to torture vonr feet yon
will bay your shoes from
WOODS & MILLING
For the reason that they understand their business and won’t
sell an uncomfortable shoe to any one.
WHERK DID YOU GET THAT HAT?
I thought that everybody knew that the place for stylish hats
was at
Woods’ & Milling’s Store,
And that those who pretended to be in the fashion always get
their headgear from them. Resides this whoever heard of a man
looking drrjsed without a stylish hat and well-fitting shoes.
This is also the place for
CONTENTS OF THE
CABINET JF MUSIC.
VOCAL.
AmldtheFlowers I Lullaby
Wander.
Bid Me Uoodby.
Broken Pitcher.
Bulrudour.
Christmas Carol.
Carita.
Connemara.
FarewelhOU [Fare
well.
GurJen of .Sleep.
Going to Market.
9
P. M.
STATIONS.
4 00 Lv.
Clmrleston
• 0
Pregnalls
7 5
Sumter
9 7
Darlington
O'-fl
Bennettsyille
9 53
Cll-son
0 9-1 \ r .
P.M.
Hamlet
-T—inrp A I I I 1' ~r To the
JLJ.ELj.Xa- JtZd- desire
for Morphine, Opium, Whisky or To
bacco. Proof free. |5 to cure mor
phine or whisky habits; $2 for curing
tobacco habit. Address, The G. Wilson
Cure Co., Fleming, Texas
Longing for Home.
Mother Watch Thy
Little Feet.
Oh! Bird of Joy.
Only a Bong.
One Loving Heart.
Only Love Can Tell.
Roley Poley Ride.
Rapid River.
Sunset Memories.
Btny With Me.
ig to Mamet. Htar of My Heart.
tlaveYouSecnller Treepassing.
June Day, A. Why Don’t the
Look iu Mine Eyes. Men Propose.
Leouere. Let Me Love Thee.
Wiki Roeelind.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Austrian Army Mein Coueinchen
March. Bist Du.
Delphlne. Melodies.
Danube Wave March Militarie.
Walts. New Year's Greet-
De Paris. A Lon- ing.
dres Polka. New Burn Dance
Dreamland Rev-Out With Your
eric. Bass March.
Downnlxle. Passing Regiment
Enchantress. Grand March.
Fire Patrol, The Primu Donu (Juad-
• leiitillesse Polku. rille
German Patrol. Riston I'uslia
H»mc Thoughts March.
Walt*. Reception Gavotte.
Im Bturn and Re-Tendre Message
gen March. Gavotte.
La Gltana Tannhauser.
Louis Xfll. Gav-Victoria March
ottc- Militarie.
Love’s Vision Re- Woman’s Faithful-
verie. ness Waltz.
lot Clinsso An Bon- Young Hearts’ Ua-
lieur Galop. votte.
Love’s Bong and Ye Ladye Fayre.
Cup Clung.
Two Useful
Everyday
Articles
Cheap Timekeepers
We have a special lot of
1-Dll SMIHG
MMITIE CLOCKS
Which Wt Are
Selling For
$3.50
Trunks,
Valises
Umbrellas.
NO CHARGE FOR
PACKING.
“Are my life insurance policies all
right r
“Yes, my dear.”
“Is my revolver on straight and my
bowis-knife reachable?”
“Yes, dear.”
“Then, good-by, my wife. If I
return, I return. If not, von know
where to look for me. I’m going
down to the dispensary to get u drink.
Will give yon a full course for tO'i, In
cluding Unird and tuition. Circulars
frw. ThB is tbs b«vt syllwl South.
Study Lamps.
THE KMERICm
STUDENT LUMP FOR
$3.00
Jaws Alai & Co.,
285 King St., ~ ' S. C.
KD — Tbe Mor
phine or Whis
key Habits tmtpl-Bsly and permanently
in 10 days to 3 weeks for f3, Proof of
cure i-elorc you pay a tent will be for
warded free.* Write at once, B. Wilson.
Fleming, Texas. Tutocvu habit cursfi
for $3,
i'*!. I*-1 *
. „ ,*r>*p*