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•i 'tiowHrysMwt tternl Momtaif I”
UK. lMUr.tiv.HlMi oMMUifi Walk
•Mi Mi. fM lAi» moraiMf
When dM jim MrivtP •.
OoantaaMK Vf “I i rfulied here
last evening"
OoontryiiMar'.^ipcirwlj thooghl
I would ran down Tor a da; or two
noMCTfrifttis (Mug in the oofton
HMUrt uoAto Hite* mtle conver
Mtidw'wmi yoa on UrereaT^ect.”
Factor; “Well, what havcyhu
J^flanatijrnTn >. Htefarrtng lo our
MMV««Uion of the tatk of January
about the condition of thu eotuni
•WWJmij—M^nie.of prioea, i
HWM bt fbhllo Im** FOtf* tail me
jlJptMr I araa wcougiin njr viewaP
Factor: “I rggi—bat-ftka nouvac
Ff^ .-^.v^iob that
r Q eU ui
York. Wb<
nfeat comes
ton is bough
sold. This,
makes
South
months ofahtp
the actual cot<
Si
Ur
Oie
)ro<1ic.
tion and buy futures, fiat, as you
said a moment ago, the South this
yc r bus been and is still, nnwil
ling to sell cotton, and equally nil-
willing to buy fntores. The South
baa got tired of contributing twen
ty-five to thirtv millions of dollars
E r annuity to th^'N^JWIt-Cottou
Lcbauge, and the result is that
Ilia aytsMlhi ns fha ttasayaa
tractor, whom be
himself nioulb b
irprcsentH, finds
month obliged
arkefs Wnt
hynselt inouiu oy won
to bbV hiibntion lA’ war
Vhd°to &\
iere no one partiCtflArfy 1 wahts to
liiAf’, wflh Ibi fc«utt*'lh‘at be pays
fatgli the acuiol, a^d soils cheap
cotftu ; A cohkeqtten’ds
- lalnful, ffttAbu kriow'
i2ttge tbilt'^’cotton has
Town Coi
cti coniiiieiid
9 a new fi
sterns, w
them to giv
tlwwerv |xtor Wanwof
troui the ()|M‘ia Uonse f It is very
lar from the whtei’s intention to
injure, in any way, the reputation
of the building, but some better ar
rangement ought to be devised to
empty the house in case of a fire,
which may occur at any linie. The
budding is very strong, and every
•recaution has been taken to guatd
Tfag^sTITFfe.biiniTrarBFVfFsWra
to occur to sbeowuers tftst in case
entire evening lu a
and the scholars,
detiffatnl! way
old and young,
ve or
given
e innei
Wi
man
Wilmington in Flames.
Wilmington, N C., February
21.—The steamer JHadm, plying
tietweeu this city and Fayetteville,
N 0., caught fire this afternoon
.about^ o’clock, .mat be/brei reach
ing befwburf, mid Jowiug bathela^
fiammable nature of her cargo, cou
mgrtug of tnrtw, upfiits of
'udfket'ba
Wttitfttt middlings about 316,
•Ofl'thWdliifgs about- 3 «rto t/dn
strict low middlings dbout 3-16, on
lo#1>{Altinga net St all, on stains
^Mft'tMrea'CtfMPVi of n ceAt" *
^HMsstfytnfiw 1 : “dfifa you a godd
4cmMHPm” ; "V
SaofadloraifsYMi tbara baa been a
ndpiasl dmaadi^raai no., doubt a
}Caafi^MM > 5adMliMl 'bat ‘bcewa
great dispoaitioo on tbe partaf
boldara Va Mrwia fraaa selling.*
Oountr>|aan4i^HM the decline
Totted
plantar .and
factors at all:
(pb. ,
T which Is
^qoMllty,
i 1 presume
this rr^sdji that we have
r this year from New York
thing that could’ poaglbly J -
^ayj^ueofopttop. It
of fire tbeimople nt the Half might
wish to gat. onr very qaidkly. Tfie
door-of U»«k out ranee ope4s on the
inside-, is kept looked, and the sfair-
case otstrocteit with liroken chairs
and- tables. The Iront eMmnee is
of eonrae kept clear, bat-the door
laya«u|lMis ou the hie de, and it ft
nape to be closed doling a panic,
treat loss of life would inevitably
'Peshlt fiom the preshiireoflhepeo-
people struggl^Wg to gee down tfih
stair ease > 4t hi 1 'wry well to say
r thot It Uisf not-beenr, fait it is al
ways the unex|iect<-d thfngli that
do tlin meet harm, and hr the- name
of-thCiddleH and ehlldrerr 4e ask
Ihkt'immediate Steps be taken to
guard again-<t such a contingency.
Measu es have beeti taken to gtikrd
against the d**»t rm-tion of property,
nod wC ask for son»<- protection for
huinnu life.'» Wafbty.
mi
kh?w#odbai
—that lb
acfdal cotton dpwo, w
only succeeded thus
<r ,
keSpace
..,,.»tbe sales as by
'» Dot bean large
low mlddliuga an
~ i, there have
v«U galas, espaci
r grades made from
time to time presumably upon high
er terms, at otherwise they would
bat'd o£cu made public.*
Oonntryman: “Have the factors
,dPMeiallp.beeB boidiog flh»F *
-.i.i FsMoe i .Ht baa» baru> faneraliy
>notiaedthat daring the twouih wf
J jMuary lbe fHotoas h«ra havaaot
.awlyjKildr ant Iheif receipts, , hut
have reduced their stuck ianflkdt
YMnladhnnt 19tf' k 1f hslrn i Mat this
haa bean done at full pflt
adthaut farting silesi My
ing this policy they '
to reibza priuesArsaging k to | of a
cant above tbe eo-called parity
Burobeao oraoes.’ 1 : ‘ » -niK-
Oonntryman: “Well, iii'riMiof
. what jmi M«v«. mUi. do yob not
tyuk tksl during tps -baladle of
^Mia m«Mh^ and probably daring
the month of March, thiaanMe aur-
ions resell may Me mere strikingly!
observed F _
beaause
ie of oottop. It seei
ugh, of course, I don’t
tbpht, the cotton bu«i-
wanted to breftk
have
*5
le
ip,,
us for psi>er,
setoft 11 Yes,you are quite ngn
‘ 1 say ibis, oil
And further, I would say this, i
the South has deemed . hot to cafe
whether it is the spinner, the cou-
Uwtor fit itw exijorter who is to
buy the actual cottoo us month by
month comes oii**'Tne South kiiode
7 1
and hciivm lumuuun uv.vuu, HU>VU
,WM quoted of September 10,1885,
at 9 oepts sgaiust September cou
traets »t 9.n, Whs quoted on Octo
ber 19 at 91 cents aghiust Octobc
r II
contracts At 9.81'( on November
at 9 cents against November con
tracts at 9.37 ; on December 23 at
81 oenig against December con
tracts at 9 j(9LOU,?ahuaifj| ^9 at
cents against January contracts at
9.20, sod pu FebfMary 11 at 8| cents
against February couttacts at
nk it looks as if the.S u ptli
‘ only needed a little more nerve to
teach ever; ope that he bad better
not sell its productions bef re be
tbemr J
itor : “lt does look as If tl»«
has been very intelligent this
year ip allowing New York and
Livepppol to joqk after their own
pOWra'&jfsteina, and ih boldtqg ot»
tp pa much as it oonlu of Us own
productious *
lyr
r^marketa tgay
[ppff oommence
;t, , v i » /,w-i41 *
‘♦Well, you. need
e Hot have any fear of tbia, because
tqvaa noar abay. art no wanker and
. ?no lower than your market is, and
iasn —tiiaiad that the feeJiug of tbe
f interior ttWif any thing, mnch strong
er tjMo |batpflh« factor* who are
arts. In ad.
Here seems to
Infer}-
ros in bolnlra
an? ‘iWeir^jpn know
e South fouud .that, no oue else
would hbkLjls Wrqjjuctions for it,
aud having .jjelu so long I don’t
think it is going to break down just
now, when if neen an.evident-de-
toKrtid for tbe v hctusl ootton, ami
when all tbe rest of tbe world seems
to-be* brylug oaf, •You ought to
hurry np sod sod to us at low prices,
beta use you see we douH want any
eotton at fill—none Whatever—snd
tbe market may' gb down on you
Mill IbWen Therefore, 1 we think
bad better sell, and while wfi
hat the
‘member
an
Besfaertt
i tenor, for
ire must pii
plantatioi
rily tbe cii
yon mast also remem
wterior marYfetf* htvs
of atren^fb wMeMthe wort markets
fikwt is, th
1
Ttfi
ft
hat tbe
element
lot Mar-
ykuwMfy bMpuHwuk uKerior point
fkM wmtr it ooMwh mitla-which have
wot^oaarwlo, bomthli.wll of. their
jMMow, and which, 1 sltgwUl thhik^
•iltbowgk, of eostrso, yow sasio lhd
e that the market wiH be still
farther depressed, at the same time
we are witling to help yon aud buy
from yp# at these prices."
‘FsctorfHkell,! don’t know but
that ydu are tight in wtrat you have
said, add ff the South will make np
Itk mind to hold the eotton I do not
Thing there will be any difficulty in
Its behtg sbht tW eomman much
bVtteil'bncefllikW if it became dis
hearteem! and commenced selling
fiddly The South is in s better
position to hold cottoo u> day than
it has been In for years, because
an/fctiundHtfte t»f Money,
t]f befit 4twedtmend that
s An pM tbfitf 1 money id j
Itifi id CtieltefeM ef all thw Sooth-
ifi tbe vhineol
Factor;
eaportera." rv ' 'fcfitljp salh investtbent upon
“Well, I most day that
idewlwf force in wba^
.aod you-
»le far the
have ev«r
> wo effort,to
ptfoeq in *low York, where
i. Ubotouts are supplied in
to suit pa returners, but
> given ail your strength
oa, your own
• wo doubt yon
twodenoy - to a
gnat actual deeliue.*>~
* T> ^^iSrth^M-’sy
i *fotuwf markets of Uverpooi
etiohs of thefr cufitomers,
-and l, talieve that large humeol
money could be btrrowed withotu
eotten, fie It
leafier*
’ *%Mim
to Imui. This strewgtheos the pesi-
tlou hf alflfie' $>tftbVrt bold cm. ”
‘ afo glad 1 came
to thtf end had this talk,
'Wbtaf I return b^o>e I' wHI advise
friends just to aft down
hold, and oaly sell
figures which wilt be
(them*
Monument to Rev. George H. Wells.
TlMMOysVtLLK, Feb. 18, ’86
Editor Darlington A'm$ i , >i
Permit mctbmuyh the columns
of yodr tmper te make the follow
lug anuonncetheiit. It has been
suggested to ttit*}' as clulirmsn of
the Oonnty K*ec«ttVe Committee
Of tbe County S*mUy School Coo
fefeuAe, M B. IJbnrch, * Sonth, rtf
this Ctniuty, by tbe Pi eliding
Elder, of this Dittrtot, and by
Revs. J. WVHnmbert, E. T Hodges
and others, that I originate a plHti
by which a suitable Monument
may be erected" to the memory of
’’llev. George H. Wells who died at
hhi' residMice in Tim:nontr\ ; ine at
'6.30 o’clock, 14tb m.st. Bmtlier
Wells being the organizer of the
fiWlkCduuty Sunday School cob vvn
tioti in Darlhigton County, and the
organizer of the first Woman’s
Missionary Society lb South Cafe
liua, aud as an indefatigable leader
in every branch of the ' Church
deem it ooly necessary to organize
•ome plan of union to secure the
Monument we fill owe in coinmem-
m^tiAfi of snch virtues as wen* ever
eibfbited by this holy man. I there
fore suggest the following: —Kev.
8. W. Hnmberf, Treasurer of fund
and to whom all contributions
Shall be sent, AS committee oiVfnpmt
meat, Kevs. U. T. Hodges, J. W.
Hntnheu ami J,'C. Cletnents.—I
call Upon every saperinteudetit in
the County, ot onr coiuiectiorrto im
mhdWHfty lay before their respectivr>
schools our purpose and to organize
any '{Jan by which they may raise
the most money possib e by the 1st
of May nett; and we solicit dypa-
yfotm from any one—some have
■alftariy jrresennd contrilurtions for
this jfiafpose. But T^fve tire chrl
dren the clnttreeand Brother Wells’
monument of marble will soon bo
(rotating to Heaven as did bis boly
life.
J B. C. Wright.
A I’rosperous School.
The dosing exercises of the Car-
teiuviUe X Iliads public school, on
tbe 19th. instant, was one of the
pleasantest and most successful en-
tert»iuiiu-nt<L»of the kind, it has
ever been the pleasure qf your cot-
rvspoiident to witness. The audi
ence was large, nearly two hundred,
who fully enjoyed tbe declamation,
recitation and songs, Tire profi
ciency and case ot manner exbibi
ted by tbe scholars reflected much
credit on them and on their teach
er, Miss Lillian Z. Carter, a grad
uate of the Colombia Female Col
lege. and daughter of one of our
Staunchest citizeujs, Mr. W. P. Car
ter. The school room was beauti
fully decorated with cedar and ever
green wreaths and festoons, well
lighted and tbe green mingled, with
bright flowers. The programme for
thq evening wag opened by a well
rendered song, • Come, Checrfu I
Odmpanieua,’’ followed with tbe
Salutatory, “Education embraces
many ties," by Miss Lizzie Scarbor
ough ; “Giant aud Dwarf," by Mas
ter L. Scarborough; song,‘‘Bring
flowers," by six girls; tableau,
“Betsy and I are not;" “The Ma
niac,". by Mias Julia Joys; charade
from Charles I.;".,“Nigger mighty
tine and cottony was immediately
enveloped hi flames. Tha pilot
beaded her for tbs asareat available
wharf said the paaamigers succeed*
ed in escaping, some by boats from
adjoining vcaaeia and others by
jaaiping overboard, when ttidy were
quickly reached, ,n->
.' The deserted steamer, landed
againatitbe wharf of the New York
and Wilmington Steamship. Com
pany, aud the lire waaqoiokly com-
manieated to the sheds trad ware
houses tbersou. AIK tbe wharves
and sheds being saturated with
voeia and turpentine, the Spread of
the fire was rapid, aud de6|Ste tbe
efforts.41 tbe firemen became a dis
astrous cou flu, ratior. There was a
gale of wind^blowing at the* > time
from tbe sonthweat. and aeon tbe
blocks on the water front were
banting foviocnrly.^n. .
At about 8 o’clock the fire waa
gotten under onwtroL, but not until
it destroyed»about a bait million
HellaraF worth of property. Start
ing from Chestnut afreet, the New
York St> atnsbjp Company’s wharf
and warehouse were horned, nest
tbe store and offices of F. W. Kirch-
ner and Calder Bros., S. P. Shotter
k Co.. A. D.> Wessell, Worth fi
Worth, O G. Parsley, Alexaader
Sprout fi Son, -Cbadburn’s City
tumlier mill, feramrly Colville’s, G.
J. Honey & Co n B. Wright, flour
and grist mills, thnCbaiupiou Com
press and Warehonse Company,
The freight,warehouses of the WU
miugion and Weldon and Wilmiug
ton, Columbia and August Railroad
uiesj and several sailor beard
A movemebTls now oin TSclTdolt-
iog to tbe establishment of a graded
“ irnwi “
being
le pur-
;my ot
psfsonageYt Lake
City is now undergoing repair,
which will greatly add to tbe com
fort of the pastor ami family.
The Palmetto Pott is making an
effort to induce Secretary Whitney
to Rave the naval drill in Port
Royal harbor.
——— —last week Mr. H. R.
Cooley, ot Anderson ~Couuty, sold
abate of cotton tlfat weighed 840
pounds. 1 '
Mr. W.F. Phillips, of Orange-
q i
ilsvti' HMTOsao JHT
t/WXKSdW TA
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" Assignee’s fcale «■
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THE SALE OF
(•‘Mil •CSfHllo'llI >,,,3
TH^itARGB AND DESIRAHLB STPCKS OF G0OD9 (5F u
j n*%1 tt-lHot .*■<**' I B ,. w
WILL be coufTlJikiBrtnH^
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DISTRACT.
Tbe Uretovillw Astm of Saturday
last says; ‘Yesterday Cely Bros,
sold ten balea of tbeir Allen long
staple cotton, grown within two
miles of Greenville city, to a Provi-
deuce, R. 1., party at 14} cent*. a
pound. At the MBfi time fancy
short staple cotton was selling here
18} eegtMnd In,
filMW averag
i tbja arm on and
cotton
a tale to the acre
eoat no morejtbqn jommon
totaWvfito.f ;1( ^ ,, n^ T
— ,*+■ 1^-W "■T ' -
Mt wants to
ataflah the- o4hto|Of fibw -clerk of
have
work oaually done by the «Urk.
I
tie Andrews; charade, “Children’s
choice;’ “Careless words,’’ Miss
Hattie Beyenmce; tableau, “Love
looks net withryes;" “Small things,’’
by Miss Annie Andrews; “Old
Caudle’s umbrella," by Miss Mabel
Carter aud Master Robert Scarbor
ough; “Choice gems," by seven
beyn and girla: “Tbe world is the
better for it,” oy Master John But
ler; “The bachelors’ league," by
Mifia Julia Joye; “Rules which 1
mast obey," by Miss Alice Sever
ance ; tableau, “Flower of the fam
ily;" “Wedlock," Henry Scarbor
ough and Annie Andrews. Atiuter-
raj* |£e programme wpf varied by
Eros., cost well rywiemi ami expressive in
strumeutfil mnsio. We cannot pye
tend to d° jnstioe to the aoholars or
hvre
make oomparisous w
Well, and must heartily
all did so
•fifignta-
late ho h teacher and schoiara. Tbe
valedictory »aa delivered by Mias
MfitalAaflftef, iu beaufifol laugaage,
well auited to the oeeaafou, well
tedotbe prepa'ed amj given iu a pleasiag
manner. Tbe andieuee enjoyed the
flUPpM, , , .. ., 5 ,
iug bouses, were destroyed, and in
addition to the steamer Bladen the
steamer • foer Queen, of the same
line, was burned to the water’s
edge- The fitutjrican schooner Lillie
Uolmet, not being able to get out of
the reach of tin flames, was also
burned, and will prove a total loss.
Over two biunlted aud fifty thou
sand dollars’ worth of goods were
burned iu one warehouse.
Owing to the sparks wafted by
the high winds numerous private
dwelling!* caught fire and were
burned to ; tlie, ground, including
those of tbe Bon. George Davis,
Col. E K. Brink, Mr. Solomon Baer
and. about .thirty others. In addi
tion a block of small tenements, oc
cupied by gnlofed peopV, was com
pletejy s w e p f away, altbougb
nearly a mile distant from tbe main
tire. The general offices of the
Atlantic Coast L IUti located here
were also destroyed, with numerous
valuable papers and records.
Tbe Front street Methodist
Church were included in the list
of.buildiu} s burned, and is a total
loss. There is about 4400,000 in-
sty ceou thi; property destroyed.
. , j A Strange Story.
The Spirtt of the South, published
at KockinglMMu, N. C., says: -o-
“We are reliably informed that a
Rev. Mr. Lindsey, who formerly re
sided and preached in this county,
was able to boast that be was born
four months after bis mother had
been dead and hurled. Here is tbe
ex pin nation : His mother, who re
sided in Stewartaville township,
in this county, fell ill and to all
appearances died and was buried
in Stewartsville cemetery. Tbe
night following her interment,
ghouls, for the purpose <of securing
Some jewelry that was buried with
the body, unearthed the remains
when consciousness returned and
shh was enabled to return to her
home. Arriving at her late resi
dence rfhe rapped at the door aud
was answered by her hqsband who
demanded fo know who was there.
To his great astonishment tbe re
sponse came ‘it is me—yonr wife.’
He ' was hot' quick iu opening the
door, but finally did so and was
overjoyed to meet again in life bis
beloved wlfo>hDm he had mourned
as deed ‘Four months afterwards
Rev. Lindsey was born, and abe sur
Vived several years. Tbia is indeed
a. strange story, but we are assured
that it is literally true."
Septuagenarian. —Rev. Samuel
Leanhlast Friday celebrated his
seventy first birth day. Mr. Leard
though old iu years is still bale,
hearty, active, and cheerful, and
bids fair to live many more years
of usefulness' to his church and
State. He baa been a Methodist
pteaoher more than fifty years.
»TATE ITEMS.
No stenographer has yet been ap
pointed for tbe Sixth circuit.
It required 429,103 70 for the ex
penses of Edgefield County in 18-
85.
Mr. Eldred S. Addison, of Nine
ty Six, has purchased a pair of
Norman horse colts.
» • i/’
Mx John. D Cochran, of Hodges,
will plant several hundred pecan
trees this season.
Tbe graded school at Bamberg is
in a very prosperous tond it ion.
There is not an nnocenpied real-
•L-tice'in Bamberg.
There will be a meeting of tbe
snrvivora of tbe 2d regiment of Con
federate volunteers at Blackville on
April 2
lulipSt ot •
barg County, pu, a fourth of an sere
•f land last year made cane enough
to yield him 1331 gallons of flue
Wrap. »«bl «
The merits of the primery election
ftro btgmuiBjr to be dismissed in the
conn ties that have adhered to the
convention system of nominating
candidates
The contractors np^r have 600
pnsb
a
- The animal election for intendaat
aod wardens of v mu den takes plane
omtbe first Monday.:.in Apri', aud
already there are rumors of two
tickets being brought out.
Tbe Nohberry Obtervtr says:
“Speaking of the telephone, there
are a good msny people who believe
tbe rent inveutpr is Mr. Thomas
Workman, of Laura us County, tnfl
ihVentoV of the new cottdn press.’
A farmers’ olnb, pith thirty
members, has been formed, at Can
non’s camp ground in Spartanburg
County, with tbe feUoeiieg officers:
B. F. Scott, president; L. Cot ksey,
vice president; James Wood, secre
tary; A L. Kennedy, treasurer.
Tbe farmers of Lancaster will
hold a mass meeting on the first
Monday in March to consult upon
matters for tbeir mutoal benefit,
Mr. B. R. Tillman has been invited
to be present.
EOST
A*i:» i#» l l«
P&lDS*T
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X - Sir*
<u»... t„ ii^o.,, i»i *h
ter the first day of March I will be compelled to phsfetta Mlfectlou
of all unsettled aooouiits and notes. to >. •■fflifl
CHARLES E. ROGERS^.7 ,a
- Assignee for B. A. Early.:
“tkaky '-Tlin Xig-Uf HethoS* T
r4 by lerMaary lea
It is a notable fact that the pro
pie of Atlanta aud elsewhere are
beginning to be thoroughly con
vinced that worthless compounds
become “s'iaky" at all new iuuova
lions, while an honest preparation
never fears opposition. We do not
propose to “wipeout" others, as
the field tor operation is large, him I
we accord to oiie and all the same
privileges we enjoy. We are not
so for lost to business principles as
to denounce any other remedy as a
fraud, or imitation, or as contain
ing a vegetable poison, the eflects
of which are horiible to coutem
plate. The alarm need not lie sound
ed, for there is ample Horn for all
declining auti potash, pine top slop
water compounds.
J f one bottle of B- B- B. is more
liable iu eff.-cts than bait a doz
en of any olber preparation, we
won’t get mail about it. If ten hot
ties of B. B. B. cures a case ot blood
poison which others could u ,t cure
at all, only proves that B B. B.
is far the best medicine.
20,000 bottles ot B. B. B. have
been sold'to parties living inside
the corporation of Atlanta since it
was started two years ago !
Win this wonderful sale of a new
remedy in so short a time with so
little advertising f
It must be confessed that it is lie-
cause B B. B, has proven itself to
possess merit in the cure of blood,
skin snd kidney diseases. Hun
dreds of home certificates attest tbe
foct ot onr claim that in Atlanta
aud many other points B. B. B. are
“on top," and wljl stay there. Many
K rscus desire to know bow the B.
B. acts on the system. By en
tering^ tbe circqlat ion, it modifies
the vitiated blood globnles, increas
es tbe red corpnscules, antagonizes
all poison, vitalizes and regenerates
the flaggibg forces, furnishes the
pabulum tor rich, new blood, dim
inates all poison through the secre
tions, and increases tbe appetite,
while, by its wonderful action upon
tbe porespt the skin, tbe kidneys,
liver aud gladnlar system, all effete
and impure matter is speedily con
ducted from tbe body, leaving the
blood pure, tresh and healthy.
By its magical afterative (lowers,
B. B. B. unloads tbe blood of all im
purities, unloads the liver, aronses
all secretions, restores nature to its
normal condition, autoloads tbe
troubled brain, clears and beauti
fies tbe complexion, cheers tbe dis
pondeut, strengthens the feeble,
calms tbe disturbed nerves, and in-
dm es qaiet and peaceful slumbers.
It has been in nse over twenty five
years as a private prescription in
tbe Sonth.
It is no far-fetched, foreign found
or drearo-discoveied subterranean
wonder, bat is a scientific aud bap
py combination of recognized vege
table blood poisou agents, effected
after many years of constant nae
and experiment in tbe treatment of
thousands of some of the most ap
palling cas s of scrofulous, syphili
tic and entaneons blood poisons
ever known In the State, resulting
in complete and unparajlelled cores
qt pronounced incurable case^
Send to Blood Balm, Atlanta,
Ga., for a copy of tbeir Book of
Wonders, free, filled with iofor-
mat ion about Blood andlSkiu Dlseas
es. Kidney Complaints Ac. feb4
li! '
The R«v. Oeo. U. Thtyer. of Bourbon,
Ind., mts: “Both myirif snd wife owe oar
livos lo Shiloh's Coosumnlioa Caro." For
ole ot J. A. Boyd's Dtiig Btoro.
February 11, ’86—tf
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THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLIN A
COUNTY OK DARLINGTON.
By BUM C. B*k*r, B*q , Probate Judge.
Wheress WM. APELER bos msde sot ’
onto me o jtrmnt unto bin Letters o' Ad-
ministrsMos of the estate and streets o f
Ferdinaod C. Hepp, dseeastd.
These ore therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cte-l-
liora of Mid Far'd. C. Hepp, that they be
add appeir before me. to I lie O-rurt rtf Pro
bate to-be bold at Darllagtew € ourt Housa.
oa Thursday, Match the 4tb, next, after
publication hereof, a’.eleeeu o’clock In the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they bar’s,
why ihe said administration slioitH not be
granted.
Qirea under my hand this Ibth day of
February. A. D , |8S6 ,
ELI HU C. BAKER.
Feb 18 21 Probate Judge.
THK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OV DARLINGTON.
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( Mortgagee t Sale. “
THKCHEKAW & DARLINGTON R R.
Cl?., Aseigiiee.
I »*. ...a .
- i.B.J. BRISTOW. ,
Pursuant In, 1 nod .by Tiriue of,a
gage executed by E. J. Bristow to
Co)e aud J. N Garner, hearing date the
9tb day of July, A U , lH8d, and records I
in the i ffice of R. M. t’., for said Coutiry,
in Book X, No. 2. page 'Job, aad assigned
b> the said W. J>. Csto asd J.-N. Garner to
us. we will offer for Mle .pi public outerv.
in frnqt of the Court House, on Saleadoy
in March next, at ll o'clock A. M. :
All that lot or tract of land, situate in
the Town of Darliagion, County aad Stale
aforesaid, and bounded oa ibe north by
Pearle Street, 16S feel: east by a narrow
slip of land formerly belonging to E. A.
Lsw, now 10 W. A. Player ; south by lands
of \V. A. Player, and west by lands of C.
W. Hiw.ft. The lot is in depth 380 feet,
snd measures the Mac on the back hue as
on tbe from on Pearl Strest. The same
being tbe lot conveyed fo the said E. J.
Rrstow by Blanche 6. Law. and npon
which the said E. J. Bristow new resides.
Terms Cash—purchaser to pay tor pa
pers . >
CtlERAW A DARLINGTON R R CO.,
Assignee^ per fi. Keith Dargau & Cm,
Attorneys. - : '■
Feb. 9,’86-SJt
Notice to tax Payer?!
The lime for the payment of taxes -lite
to Ibe Towh of fbiriingtow is herebyTcx-
I ended uulil Ibe ffrsl day ftf March next ig*
elusive No d- viaiion frorp ibi,- will be
uindei andilipse whirfwil to pay wlthhs
this liMij wfll be dealt wlih In -trwt *dtr«-
rtfneefortbe law. Alt person* biting com
plaint* !-> aafes in referetitM to eserrs-aega-
emoi will presjeai tbeus to lh« Secretary
by tbs 20t|» instant. _ ,
J. J. WARD,’ ttayor.
C. W. HEWITT, Sec’iy. ' ' '
Feb II,’W-if B• 1
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CLERK'S SALE. nil
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF to BLlffOTON. i -
Court of (Summon Vitae.
A H, PABJtER A 9a ,/
to- i, , j ^
PRINCE WILLIAMSet. ul.
Judgment for ForhUc
Porsuaut, to i\ J ud^^pl of . Foreclps-trei in
the above staled case. I wfl' idTer for
sale in’frolit ef the Court House In ' l)ar-
llngi-th County, ou thettest Wowday in
Marsh next, Urn follsrwiug’wlftsciritHd
r > t- 'J.drj f
All that piece, parcel, ur .ifscf,i«>f l^od
siluatv lyiuj an 1 bsiug in tUn.i>i/n;y of
Darlington, Stats ^foresoii, o ontaiiiiDg
Thirty Acres, more or’ less, and bobn'lel
north by the IVnds Of Banth Sno-wdeu ;
sast by tko lands af Adam Ur'-chiuioa ;
south bji Palmetto Branch Mi l load* *f
George House hud west by Jan Is uf widow
Terms of sale cash. ; ‘ ! '1‘‘ * •
' if J. N fiARRER, OCP
Feb 6,
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Bbiloh’c Catarrh remedy —a pi'ttiive mtee
dor Catarrh, Diptherja. cm# CajshM .qpurt-
For Mis at J. A. Boytl’s Dru^fijpfj,. ,
' WUNGTONi-'^
[OFFICIAL.)
OmcB of CftvxtT Aenltoi, ■!
Dabunotox, S. C.. Dec. I, 1885. /
Notice is hereby gieeh that I will atttnd
in person or by deputy, at the placed nam
ed, to receiee the Tax Returns fatq 1886.
Tax payete-are requested to giee In their
Returns promptly snd aeoid tbs penalty of
50 per cent.
Darlington Court House, Jan. 1,2. anfl 8.
Swift Creek, B. A. Early's store. Jab 1 . 5.'
Hartselile, J. L. Coker ft Co’s, -sfort,
January 6
Stokes Bridge. J. H. Pate’s store, Jan. 7.
Cypress, L S. Palo’s store, Jsn. 8.
Philadelphia C. R. King’s store, Jan.,9.
Gam -r & Howlt’t atora,
High Hi'll!'
Jan. 11.
Llitfoft, GrH. Mima’ star*. Jon. 12. 1
Cartersetlle. C. T. Hayaie's atom. Jab-
nary 13.
James’ X Roads, Sardis Church, Jan. 14.
Effingham.' Academy, Jan. 15.
Tans Bay, Howe's, Jan. 16.
Ebenrier, Luan Bros’, otoro, Jan. 18.
Palmetto, Depot. Jan. 19.
Back Swamp, Geo. E. McCall’s stora,
Jan. 30.
MechtniaseiPe, McCall & Henkle's store.
Jan. 21.
Antioch, *. x. Campbell’s store. Jan 22.
Laaveniworlh, Griffin A Wilson’a store,
Jan. 28. ,
Lydia, Manual Marco's storo. Jan. 25.
Society Hill, A. M. Sompayrac’s atom,
26 to 30th of laouary.
Florence, Z. T. Kershaw's office, 36 to
30th of January.
Tiromonseille, D. II. Traxler’a office, 26
to 80th of January.
School Truatess are not exempt from poll
tax. All males between the agM of 21 and
60 years except those incapable of earning
a support from bolag maime-t ar from any
• hr*- cease, are deemed Taxable polls.
Both Real aad Per-aaal property of every
drseriptioo and polln to bo ret urned. This
office wi'l be open daily, from 9 A. M. to
8 P. M,, from the 1st day of January to
the 20th day tf Februaty, 1886s to Hat
property. f. B. NORMENT, t.
Anditor, D. C.
Jan 4, 'as.
SfAfJOT-A.OJmJSSs* i
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which will be fitted ifep’ta
perienort OptfoiktH IY yem edd
people want to sfle M flood as yea
ever did, auk fof the LetoufeVHawk
Grystftl Glaksta. ' ii * t-inr-n.'l ja
JAMEi» H: MASON^I y/t ’
Pearl Btraetr. Darlingt^fi/ fk* G.
Dec 17; ly’>'’•• s U G. -rdvitioJ
1 i^Gtr > fllrh imi -
Are you madd mlsenAte by IbfUf-rnt&d,
Constipation, Dfksin«*s, Lone *f Appetite,
Yellow Skint Sbiloh'e Vitaltsnr- to *
poeitioe car*. For mU at ). fo Boy d’a
Drug Stere.^ V . ■ Z.
WILL YOU SUTrVk*withDysi Hepsip and
Llrer Complaint f Shitbh’e YRafiny Ta
guaranteed toeureyon. -For sale at J. A.
Boyd’s DrogStore. » -• it-, m r-tf V>
r—-T- - I .. .tiet-fT-
rhat hacking oongh nan bo so qniokjy
by Shiloh’o Cum. We goax^ader it*
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NMMAVD CATTLK Pot
ess
Ttovilfirt wU) tn—ff—«tint qwwfrliir p
22 Sir twwil,r * >er CCAt - makft th« Mtlcr firm
Mm*.
I ytu on* eATisrAOUoa.
Dtsaam to wairXBt
Witt • YBny wnrTT.
•AVID & rovra. v»e
For sale at Dr.. J. ▲. Boyd’a
lit, ».«,t of-
. Are made miser
_ ipati< n, diixinesd
Vitalixer in a positivs our*
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