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Renews lf<*r Yojtli. Mrs i»<' I'v-.nIcv, IV’»*r.<t<»ti, (J Imv.i, !! !!> •In* rvuiH' K.i iiH > m \. ' In- irut n <>! wt !;ii ta vuucbf.l lur l»,< liu* ri*aidi‘:tM uf UirtoHii: ••! n m 7't \ iMfs uiil, li.iVu iiceii rruuli'c vvilli kidney emu- plaint ami laai» aena lor m in> year>; could lint «lrra-> my ell v. ulliiul help. Nmv I am :ree from all pun ami sorein-**, and am aide to do all my own homework. I ""** mr lliaiikh to Elect110 tlitteis for '.my- iug renewed fu> youtii. ami i*- moveri etiinpletely ;tl; tii>iaae and pain.” Try a bottle, only 50c. at Wiltcox & CVa Dru. Slor*. Cure For riles. Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weight in the back, loins and lower part of the ablonien. causing the patient to suppose he has some afTcciion cl the kidneys or neighboring organa. At times, symptoms of indigestion are present 11 tuleucy, uneasiness of the atom acli, <*te. A moisture like perspira lion, producing a very disagreeable itching, alter getting warm, is a common attend nt. Iliiad, Bleed ing and Itching Piles yield at once to the app'ication of Dr. Kosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly ujkiu the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and effecting a permanent care. Price 50 cents. Address The Dr. Bosauko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Bold by Willcox & Co. Cure For Sick Headache. For proof that Dr. Gorm’s Liver Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your Druggist for a free P ial package. Only one for a dose. Regular size boxes, 25 cents. Sold by Willcox & Co. Hughes’ Oi.ugh Syrup has a rep utatiou of many years’ standing This should be considered positive proof that it has merit. Only 25 a bottle and a large one at that. Ask your druggist for it. Lightnings Flashed ami bark Clouds Arose, Yet lie Couldn’t Hear it Thuuder. An interesting letter from Mr John W. Weeks, superintendent of DeKalb Pauper House: From a feeling of gratitude and a desire to benefit otherfe, 1 volun tarily make this statement. I have great reasou to be thankful that 1 overheard of B B. B., as l know what a blessiug it has been to tire. 1 have suffered with Bronchial Catarrh for a number of jears. Six months ago I was taken with severe paiu iu right ear, which in a lew days began to oischarge matter, with terrible and almost upbearub e , palpitation and all sorts ol noises iu my head, in ten days after the commencement of discharge and paiu iu my ear I began to grow deaf and iu six weeks I was so deaf that 1 could not bear thunder. I was then compelled to use con versation tube, aud it was often that 1 could not hear with the tube. 1 then commeuced taking B« B. B. aud the running of my ear ceased running in live weeks, aud can now hear without the tube. My general health has improved palpitatiuu ceased, aud ieel like a new being, aud appreciate the benelit I have received from B B. B (made in Atlanta, Ga) with gratitude to God aud thaukluluess to the Pro prietors for such a medicine. 1 cheerfully recommend it to all who are afflicted with dearness aud ca tarrh. Try it; peisevere in its u*e aud you will be convinced of its XT Ski IIu JOHN W. WEtlKES. Superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home. Decatur, Ga., May 1, 1SS0. Bright’s Disease. I have been a sufferer from Kid ney aud Bladder troubles lor sever al years. I have lately had what is termed Bright’s Disease, ami have bad cousiuerable swelling of my legs aud shortness of breath. The urea has poisoned my blood also. 1 secured aud am using (B. B. B.) Botanic Blood Balm, aud find it acts powerfully aud very quickly, and I am delighted with its effects. 1 had previously used a large quantity of various advertised re medies, aud several eminent phys icians also waited on me, but B B. B. stands at the top. JOHN H. MARTIN. Rock Creek, Ala., May 4, 1S8G. R. R. Yard Master. My wife has been a great sufferer from Catarrh. Several physicians and various patent medicines were resorted to, yet the oisease con tinued unabated, nothing appear ing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution dually became implicated, the poison being in her blood. I secured a bottle of B. B. B. and placed ber upon its use, aud to our surprise the improvement'began at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other prepara tiou ever produced such a wonder ful change, aud for all forms of Blood Disease I cheerfully recom- mead B. B. B. as a superior Blood Purifier. R P. DODGE, Yardmaster Georgia Railroad, Atlanta, Ga. A Book of Wonders, Free. All who desire full information about the cause aud cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula aud Scrofulous Swelliugs, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma tism, Kiduey complaints, catarrh, etc., can secure by mall free, a copy of our 32 page Illustrated Book ol Wonders, Ailed with the most won derful and startling proof ever be- before known. Address, Blood Balm Go., Atlanta, Ga. A .. - Bnckleu’s Arnica (stive. The Ucsi Siiiv*- in t:;«* wut d I n Cuts, Bf’ii'i-s, .S tr.-s, Ulcer.-, Sih llbenui. F< v«*r S. res, iVttcr, ( ii.in- !>e.i II jimIs, Cbdblaii's, Coins, ai.d ill -Skill K uptions, tiiid p ’st'iv** v ernes Piles, or ii-> p iy r<‘qn ; i -i It i- g*i;trin»l»vd to giie^ii Tieci *atis t ic Mil, •'! ill Kiev Ii'Li id--l. Pi tc- 25 t«*iils p-r ih»x. For s.i t* i'V Willcox & Co. Tax Notice. Orric* «* Cmistt Ii i>t<»h. i I'AUMNUTON, 3 L'.'C I.IS 'IS I Notice is hereby giwn ro.n i or m> successor in office will atti-ud in P»t>oii or bv Dcput.v «' the |.;,u-es ti.iiin d to tak- Tax K uiriis for 18S7. Aiiti<k;1i. TiiurMlay, Ft-ti. M, at \Y\ T. Campli.-li’s stole. Back Stamp, Saturday, .1 >" ‘St, McCall & llenkle’s store." Can* i >viiic. Satn ilai. F •!*. 12. C. T. Hanna’s stor**, Cypioss, Frida.v, Fell 4. L. S Pate’s store. 1> ilii'gton. Jan. 1 to Fe'o. 20, at Auditors Office. Kbciiezor, We inesdax, Feb. 2, at Depot. Effiugbain, Friday, Feb. 18, at Academy r loicuce, Monday, Feb 7, at Jas. Allen’s store. llartsvdle, Monday, Feb. 14. at J. L Coker & Co’s, store. High Hill, TiiurMlay, Juu 27, at Garner & Howie’s store. James X Koids, Saturday, Feb. 5, at Sardis Church. Leavcnswortb, Saturday, .Feb. 19, a( Griffili & Wi sou’s store. Lydia, Wednesday, Jan. 19, at M. Marco’s store. Lisbon, Tuesday, Feb. 8, atG. H. Mim’s store. Mechaiiicsvil'e, Tuesday, Jan. 18. at J. L Edwards’ store. Palmetto, Wednesday, Feb. 9, at Geo. E. McCall's store. Ph ladelpbia, Thutsday, Feb. 17, at 0. It. King’s. Society Hill, Friday, Feb. 11, at A. M. Sompayrac’s store. Stokes Bridge. Friday, Jan. 28, at J. H. Pate’s store. Swift Creek, Tuesday, Feb. 15, al B. A. Early’s store. Tans Bay, Tuesday, Feb. 1, at Howe’s, P. O. Tiuimousville, Wednesday, Feb. 10, at Depot. All males between the ages of 21 and 60 years, except those incapable olein uitig a support from being maimed or from any other cause, are deemed taxable polls. Personal property ol every diseription and polls to be returned, real estat.' n> i>e returned only where parties have made changes by selling or buying. This » Ifice wilt be open daily from 9 a. m. to 3 p. in., from the 1st day of January, to the 20ih day of February, 1887, to list pro perty. F. E. NORM ENT, - County Auuitor. Dec. 2. 1880. THE Very Choicest WINES, EHklOHS, CIGARS. iSfCat 4&C*i Are to be found a» the old stand of A. WEINBERG, ON PEARL STREET. The General MercbanJi^c Department hail been move 1 la the ol I ami well-k-iown eoand at 4lic North west Corner of the -Siiuire. formerly ocoupie-l by Mr. J. F. Early. Here are to bo found a large and carefully selected assortment of HATS. SHOES, CLOTHING. DRESS GOODS, &c„ al! of wh ich will be sold at the very lowest prices. Oct 2S, ’80—ly MRS E- BYRD. F-A.SHL IOTsT JL.E iiliswj ad 11 —NEXT TO — ll. Thanking the public for their past patronage, takes pleasure iu announcing th she has received a full line of Fall and Winter IMlTL.IaJiN'EB.’Y. Primmed and uutrimmed Hats al ways on band. —ALSO— Bustles, Hoop skirts aud Corsets. Please call and examine before buying elsewhere. Sep 3U, ’86, wiMxTco,^ DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Ac., Ac., JEWELRY, STATIONERY, BRUSHES. CIGARS, CANDIES, PLUSH 00008, POCKET KNIVES. GLASS WARE. CROCKERY, LAMPS, Ac., Ac UNDER THE ENTERPRISE HOTEL, All prescriptions earetallj com pounded. Oct 28 ’86—2m TIRED OUT! At thi* maoo noarlj rrrrrr am Made to ma mm Sot ot t .me. I KO.N intm into almt entj pbr- sWea’a pmcripuou lot Uism mho ami boUdlnrSp. BROWp. BESTTONIC iCAtfeod^s S?* ‘iOkcE retea, UeAteree Appetite, Aide I h duw u* blarSen or injnie the tMth. euiaA Ue«4- esb* or indue*! conatipAtion—ulhtr Inn atadMawada D* q H. Bisiut, a laartinp phraeUa of I Sold, Ohio, aapa: ^ Brown's Iron BltWa Is n t “ Brown’s Iron BltWa ia n thnronphb good etoe. I use It in w prneUce, and findtta netl Mia nil other forma eftron. In weahneea. or a low sop* dition of the agatem. Boom's Iron Bitter- la nsnab e poaitiTe Menaaitr. It » ali that la alahned for it.* Du. W. H. W*T»Be, 121* Thirtr-aeoond Strael asm Sn^Sr^ eppetitA, gins .trength and imfrores dignatlim. Oennhn ha above Trade Mark tad eroaaed l CO wrapper. Take ether. Made onl/ few BKVWN CUAJUCALCO., UALT1MOUJC, MM, HUGHES 1 LUNS CORDIAL ilium RFMEIY In all Threat an.l Ln:ur Trouble-, such aa Coughs, CoIiIh, Asthma. Phthlatc, Hoarsen ess. Incipient Consumption, ike. AND IS CERTAINLY WORTH TRYINO. For sale by all DrurgliU. Price 76 rte. a Ixittle. H A. ROBINSON & CO. n mietcm, I-OUI-IV LLST, K v . CIO. W. DABOAN. ta. ». DA ROAM. Dargan & Dorgan, ’ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Darlington, C. H., S. C. Nvv. 26. ’8« ly. TffimaGordUstl DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVERS, MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT. A KIDNEY TROUBLES, NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM. TT rlveu NSW A UFB to the whole SYSTEM TT is Inviforat- 1 Inf and De lightful to take, and of neat value PI VM.! by Strengthening aa ■ Medicine for KViAyl the Muactee, Ton- week and Ailing Women and Chil dren. a the NERVES, completelyDU | geating the food. JW A N N E INFORMS THE I? tul to 1 i o OF THE Town nd County, That He Has Opened rnrriuffi bir, Witii the Inrgt'itt. H&iortme ,t of laptrid sd Jjasstic Lip. Masks U ihr sole ngcDt in Dsrllngton for ill • cclrbrnie i Redmond corn Whiskey. M.irrh 25, ’80. ONT AIN8 | A Book, ‘Volliia,' by leading phyaiclana, telling how to treat die- caeca at HOME, I mailed, together with a eet of hand* aeme carda by new no hurtful Itinerate, ia com- poeed of carefully pelected Vegeta ble Medicines, combined skill fully, making a Safe and Pleasant W K He Hot ype proems, Kcmcdy. - pn receipt of to c. Por *«!• by all Ttrnrglata end Oroeere. ebcmM the Aeater saar rn ua IMP VOLlhA ttikDIil, nail gLCOi tad a Ml eue IwUie wUI LweeahuhargM paiu. raaraaas env BT Volina Drug and Chemical Company, aiLiikoas, an, c. s. a. PROCLAMATION. United States of America. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY Ol I) \RLINQTON. Rc it known In n'l who'n it iiiaj concern thul I am sc-l'ing lb- oidi-bruted Geo. H Ziegler Shoe* For duiMbili'v. A - yb) an l h j* n-Ht of fit t-anuo! b- ex-!' Ilol. ^K.-iU mi!! be O'divincc I. J. FRANK EARLY, Nov 26. ’8G—If i c. m\i d. «. s., OFFICE ON PUBLIC SQUARE, Darlington C. II , -S, C 2YU work Hone in the livkt 111:111- nvr. Officii 'quipped with latest iinprovemcuifi. Jan 14, ’86 ly. ' GEO- W- BROWN- " Attorney and Counselor at Law OFFICE: North Sn>i!, I’i'blic Squarb. OAliLINGTOS C. H., S V. PbOMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL BUSINESS. Ocl 14, ’85 —ly. J. K. SETTtSR. C. S. RKTTLEA. Nettles & Nettles, Attorneys & Connselors at Law, Darlington f\ H., n. < . Will practice in all the State and Federal Courts. Prompt personal attention given to collection of claims. Sep. 2, ’86 lv. DO NOT OVER-LOOK HOME PRICES! eQrtOUCAN BUY Piasio -OR- Organ ■FXuOREISrGB As chpi>|> as New York. JkjjTAIl inslruments are shipped direct from factory to the purchaser—fifleeu dsye lime allowed for customer to tsst, before W'ng. Gcods sold to suit Ur purchaser. Write J, B. KILLOUGH. OR Call on him at ALLAN'S BLOCK, FLOIRJBITCE, S, O., Where tou wilt Ind a full tuts of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS, 4c.. —ALSO DOMESTIC, HOUSEHOLD AND NEW HOME MACHINES, AND NEEDLES FOR ALL MACHINES. Darlington cnslom-rsean be supplied bjr calling on LUM HEWETT, who oarries a etook for sso. Nov 4, ’SB A FATAL MISTAKE. Thk Clcvclann (OMo) Pre$* t 'f Vciir.i.ry 1 tt&i, piti)- i.obetl ati account of r -surg’t •..! <';>ctMt r o.\ which caused : g;er.t cor. Aiotiou tutiongmed- -ul du”‘1 tbiouj aout tbe whole '.annti'y, Dr. T-Mycr, the most : rnbeiit surgeon ia Clrvelnn;!, 7 ouounc’rg it scan.lr.lous. It ‘penre tiu’.t r yh:\. King had i eea suffering for many years D 'jtu some disease of the stom. r h, which h id resisted the treatment of all the physicians in attendance, The disease commenced with a slight de- O rnngeraent of tiic digestion, n iih a poor appetite, fallowed Ly n peculiar iiklosci ibaLlo dis tress in the stomach, a feeling that has been ilescr.Led as a faint “fill gone” sensation, a sticky slime collecting about the teeth, cauDng a disagree able taste, This sensation w;._- not removed by food, but, c;, tite contmiy, it was increased. After a while the hands and feet became cold and sticky— a cold perspiration. There was a constant tired and lan- guid fending, Then followed a dreadful nervousness, with ; oomy foti'ixxiings. Finally tib! patient \;\u unable to re tain any food wi;r.tever, an 1 tliere was toustant pain in the abdomen, AH piescriAd rem edies failing to give relief, a consultntioi* was !•»•] g when ir was decided that the patie:,:- had a cancer in the stomach, and in order iorivc 1 Impatient's life an ope>' 'cl<*n was justifi able, Afccoj.jiJrdy, on the 22d of Feb; .tary, i the opera tion who pcv.ormed by •!):■. Vance iu the presence of Dr, Tuck i)r, . i Dr. Am: .;, i)y, tr'ov '.on, I)c, Car'ller, and Dr. I julliwel'o', ido 1'plice Doard, The op-'ration consist ed in laying open the cavity of the abdomen and exposing thestom icu and bowels, When this had been done an examiu- hi on i i Due o.'gruu v.ms made, i ut to t’:e 1’onor and dismay < * the iiiKiors ti cry was no one-rtobe found. The pa t-tit d;d not have n cancer. \ v hen too late the medical jnen «::?cove5vd t!:r.t ti:ey had made a terril .e nvstake; but they t- wed the parts together and (bvssoJ thv wound that they had made, but ti e ixKn* woman • ink from exhaustion and died ■ ia a few hours. Haw sad it must be for the husband of this poor woman to know that his wife died fmui tho {meets of a jsurgicil ;pe:r.:iou that ought never to Imvor been perfonucti If this woman l ad taken the proper remedy for Dyspepsia : mi jberyoa* Prostration (for tins was Avlint t!i“ disease really vm-g, she M ould Lave been liv ing to-day. S IaHI: ’ A .TRACT OF oots, or Skig’T.’j Cukawvb Fu’rup, a iTineiiy u^ade ex pressly for j ia or Indi gestion, has rusli A \l uwy such cases to iverftct health after all other kh. is ot treatment have failed. The j’ykkmee of its efficacy in curing tliis class of cases is te> vo umiicons to bo published here; but those who ivad the published evidence ia i.ivorof this dyspeptic remedy do not q.nstku its e »’i.'iucii>g nature, and tho ai Lele has ux cxtens*vjj f. I. WARD. >. O. WSOD*. WARD & WOODS. Attorneys A Gonnielon«t Law, DARLINGTON, & 0. ' Will prtcrict la all Ntste sad Fcders/ Courts. •* ' J. FRANK EARLY, THE KKNOIVLEDGEI) LEADER OF HiOatv r*i*icje>s l Begs to announce to the public that his Fall and Winter stock is unusually large and attraolive. FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY. Come and examine his Stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Dresg Goeds, Jerseys, Cloaks. Short Wraps, NewtMar-j kets,Fine Balmaral Skirts, Shawls, Clothing, Hats, etc. Always on hand a full line of the celebrated Bay State Boots and Shoes. Also a line of Ziegler’s fine shots, Cadies wear, and a nice line of Spring heel shoes fin children, A large and complete line of hardware. Every variety of car penters tools. Farming implements, Dixie and Pee DPe King plows, plow castings, etc. Jlis Grocery department is large. All heavy groceries, such as Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coflee, Molasses, etc., are handled in large quantities, and will be sold at Wholesale Prices. He is always ready to buy every body’s cotton, and will pay the very highest market price in cash- Get. 28, 1886—ly. Representing ter of tlte oldest, Urges! »nd mont reliable -'jr# Insurance Compa nies in ihe World. 1 am prepared to write all ela.ses ol risks ut lowest possible tariff rates. I guarantee lo write Dwellings and ibeir conlent* and Farm Property, on tel ler terms than any other Agent in the County. Lite. Acjiilenl and Cyclone poli cies also issued. Coil (il my uttice in the Court House. S’. E NQKMENT. Sep 9, ’8G -if MON K V I Loans from i^OO to $6,100 made on Im proved IVlou I'UntotluiiS —nut excecdint: oue-third of c-tsh selling v-!ue, on 6 years lime, or in 6 equal at nual in»lai!mrnl*. Interest ten per cent. E. KEITH DARGAN & SON, A'toinp} s o' Lsyr, ilnrling'on. S. C. Srpt 30, — THE FINEST —IN THE- STA-TE. Recoin im-uilei! by PliyMiciuiift, ant lie bcht for uicilicinal |iin porc8. inn hi nm. BIKBIIS. Staple aid Fanoy. SIGASS and TOBACC. OF ALL KINDS. MONO HAM AND HM 1MI.T. SPECIALTIES. IPTJR NORTH CAR LINA and TENNESSEE CORN WH SKi:¥ call at M. 0. ALEXANDER, July 1,’86 6m A FIXE HR. FOSTER 8- OHAPHAN, Coe of the landmarks of the Georgia Drug trade, now of Orlando, Florida, write* < "I can hardly select a single case of the many to whom I have sold Guinn's Pioneer Blood Kenewer, but what have been eaiis6ed: aod I bud it the best remedy *fcr all Skin Diaeases I have ever sold, and a fine Flarida Tonis. FOSTER 8. CHAPMAN. Orlande^ Fla.” «r-—■O— ■ A OertaU Care for Catarrh! A Superb Flesh Producer «.Hd youlc! Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Ronewer. Corea all Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheu matism, Scrofula, Old 8 >r*k. A perfect Spring Medicine If not ia your market, it will be for warded on reseipt oi prios. Small Ueltlsa, $1.00, Large $1.76. Eaaajr.ua Bloed and Skin Diseases mailed fraa. MACON MEDICINE CO., MACON, OA. For sala by July 1, ’86 PH WILLCOX 4CO. ii. s. u t n, Manufacturers —OF — Boors, Sash, Blnuis, ivtoxjLizJXTsra-s, — AND - Building Material, ESTABLISHED 1842 CHARLESTON, S. (J. Noyrinb-i 5, 1886— ly The DARLIKCTOS HOTEL The 0(d Established Hate} of the Town, Every stienlion shown lb guests. No t-fforis spared In fu.ntsh Ihe table with Hu- very l«.*t fare. Gnutmevi'ial Travelers and ol'icrs viailing the Town will lind Ihv ino^i com'ortiihlu qiiK'icrj* at iLt* DAKLIN41TON HOI EL. mrt*. 1\ K. HYMCOM, |*i*(iprtt>lrPMH. Oct 2«. ’»0—ly nwiifi s iur, a 4 i; n t s. Al the Large Stables, known aa TAYLOR $. KJ'/KNB U:t<’8 Stable?, on Swill Creek ,Hi l ( ndj.daing Lewis’ old gin hmise an'l opposite Mia. Founlaiur, have now on hapl a t«u |ol ol Horses, Holes, Ruggies AND Harness, which they are prepared to sell or trade on lowest possible terms. MULES and HORSES from now on, prill be receivtd by Ihe cer load. Give them a call amt you wifi get the best bargains in the county. Nov 4. ’86 isrB’wao£i J 3t)u^ i , E) aj « a FOR JJ. 4 D. AM*C. fc V. KAILH0.AD8 PaK'insxT’sOtriCK i C. 4 D. a»» 0. tk 8 R vU.UOaDs. I Cbaricsiou, S. L’., D.-a 12 1886 J Jn and aff*r Deo |2, the trains ^ these roads wiil run as fol'ov* (Saiuday * x oepted) i very day : “ KOVt* TBAIg,' ■ Leave Wadetd-ofo Hcpoetia.^. 7 66 Morvcn'a V eFariaud *...8 82 Leave Cheraw , Caaft’v Society Util Dove’s Darlington *0 48 Palmrlte.,,, Arrive gl Florence up tbs in. Leave Florence .... 4.80 Palmetto. ....4 46 Darlington 6 00 Dove'* Sopirly Hill •eeaea 6 62 Cash’s Leave Ch-r»w McFarlan .; 7 23 Usnnelt’a Arrive at Wadfsbor*.......... 8 30 - - - 1 — — — — — — •— » • W W Freight Iral" will Dave FDrencr a« 710 * M. Vvery day. exctpl Spnd v , arrive al ^btfraw 17 10 A. M. leaveCfieraw at 17 iq B- ^-t SfJ* •< Florence a» *00 ■>. B A F RAVEN EL, Pres 0 0. LYNCH, Master ITsnsportaiios. j^0«(T4IE\ffT|JE» RAILROAD CO. Cuap^rst-o.v, i. C , June 20. 1888 On and ivfltt- this dtp* i],* f.|', W i' schedule will b* -ua ; * Leave Csarieslog. N# ' 4 7 ......12 26 Arr ? vt Florcuot. No. 43 , a ifi f r; Leave* Florence. No. 40 , »j. AO I *6 9 0, iva. ss. I ] 66 go, Arrive Charleston. „° 42 " 4 06 f a, Nos. 40. and 4j’ will nui alen at «ai Slaliohs. * Not 42 and 43 will a) t |i ststioas . ' No 40 will slip al Kiagstree. Laass aau Moticks Corner 1 CENTRAL RAILROAD or S. 0. net tv. Na. 63. Leave Cbarlest-a...... 7 20 a m Lana • *36 • mi Leave Suwlrr. # *8 a m Arrive CoIu«>bi« ? ?.10 4D * k; N o. 61 Leave Cnlumbla...... 6 S7 p m :: ?“»'» -- Arrl,. Cli.rle.l.nV.'.'"' » ll f 7 Ne.. 62 aud <63 «ii: .tap at Uaes r«ere.i. a «4ua ManniM^. T. M fiuaasea, j r Divtsn, Gen I Pass. A^l. Can’l 8u r t. fILIBWIM, CflLIKBU UVMk RlilUAjl Nt»v 14, 1880. GOING SOUTH. N'd- 42. Dsily. DARLINGTON. Jewelry Store, S^>J30TA.0L£3S AND EYE GLASSES, which will lie fitt. d up by an ex- pcricnct tf Ojiticiaii. If you oid- peopitr Wiiiit to-Bce as good a» you Yvcr diil, a»k for the Lemare’a Rock Oryntal Ghutsca.* JAMES H. MASON, Pearl Street. Darlington, 8. O. Dec 17, ly E O S ttORSE AND CATTLK POWDERS I’wtitx's Fowrtrn wifi <mrf or nrsrAiit nlnuMi wwmww ■oM iv^er/wliS^ W,u - ^ BawaOTiea. BAVID r. rOUTZ, Proprietor. baltucok*. as»- For sale at Dr. J. A. Boyd’s. Leave Wilmiu^’ixu Lrave I, w Leave Marion Arrive floreuae No 48. Daily. Leave Wilniiiigtnn Leave L. fi'aceumaw Leave Marion An ire Florence Arrive Sowler Arrive Columbia No. 40 baiLy. Leave Wilmiur tan. Leave Luke tVaeraaiaw Leave Marttiu Arrive al Floreucs Arrive Sutnicr Arrive Columbia No. 6T. Daily Eirejil Sunday. Leave Florence ] Ariiyt CoUnnhia GOING NORTH. No |7 Dailv 7 20 a m * 41 « m 10.28 * (4 jl.15 » «} 8.16 d ,« u a, nj 11.21 p u) 12 16 p n; 4 24 • ti) 6.40 a of 10 10 p nt 11 16 I nj 12 39 s at 1 20 a t^ 4 24 a ai 6 40 a nj 1.35 A M. 8.08 P. M; Leave Colltmbiyt. Airj-e Sututer Leave Florence, Lears Marion Lea vs Lake Waccatuaw Arrive at f^ilQiington, No. 43 Leave Cnlu^tbia Arrive Sumter Leave Florence, Leave Marion Leave Lake Waccamagr Arrive at Wilmington, No. 46, Daily. Leave Fiarenoe Leave Marion Leave L Waccnmaw Arrive at Wiiaiingtoa No. M If ly Etoepi 8 uday Leave Colombia 1.00 A. Aarrtve Fioreaas 4.16 F. N< s. 48 and 47 steps a* all Sla'ioM i cept Register, Ebenezer, Cana Savanni Waieree and Simms'. Passengers fo Columbia and all poll on C. ft U. R. R., C. C. & A R. R. S-atisi Aiken Junction and all pointa beyoi should lake No. 40. Pallmau Sleep--rs I Augusta ou tbia train. JOHN F. plVINE. Gen 1 So J. R. KENJ.Y, Sun’t Trans. I M. EUMERSON, Gen. Pas. Agt. 0 66 p iu n 60 p m 4 46 a 6 28 a n, 7 06 » iu 8 3d*m 4 30 p n; 6 14 p <v 7 03 p nf 8 *0 p to 8 10 p if 8 46 p if 10 11 p if 11 2dpsg T. H. SPAIN. ► Attorney at I uW, Q.WUXGTON, C.K., S. C, WiU practice lu Circuit Court* *ud SupretDv Court of South .Cacolio*. Prompt Bttentiqo giyen to .All bu- rinesn, and upeciRl giFe# to col lection a S ai For Dr. J. A. jvaimiito'-