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v ■ , Br*" m W • When La lsm the great animal FLORH\('F TO THE FROM ! IMIlUi'l, WiM UNlliC. <1 U) toe: K’lUM/l W;M l Pot. u!?•«'. H 1' I tor, Whose knowledge ol E ig s't was wtiie lj’ l.iui e<), «• icoiudl 'din w lb, “I am delighie»l ;o ui.ili ■ your Heqiuint anc«-, Mr. L ni lx. ciI aru ko loud of lx aa s.” — W. I' Frith's Autobiogra- vh- Worth Knowing Mr. W. il Moreau, iiM^ehnn’, Luke (J ty. Fl «., W is taken Wt'h 4 m-vere Cold, duemtid nithirdra* In saiug Co igh and mu aiug iu o Cousutiijttion in its tiiat stages. Ue tiiid miuy socalleil popular cough rcine.lle** and ste idils gr. w woiae. Was rediiocd ;u flenli, hail difficulty in wvatliing and Was un able to sleeji. Fin illy iri<d Dr. King’s » Discovery for Oonnutii]'- tion aud toand iuiuu-diate relief,! anil idler using iilrout a half d"Z» u bottk'H tonnd himselt well and has had no return ot the disease. No | other remedy can show so grand a record ofenres, as Dr. King’s New Diacoveiy for Consumption Cuat anteed to do just what is clsiiii-d tor it—Trial Iroitle Iree at Wil cox k Co’s. Drug Store. Renews Her Youth Mr». Phoi'be Chcsley, Peterson. Olay Co., Io«a, tells the following remsrkable stoiy, thetmih of which M Touchtd for by the resideid.s of this town: ‘ I am 73years fid, have been troubled with kidney com plaint aud lameness for many years Mrald not rlress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain ami Mreoess, and am able to do all my own housework. 1 owe my ihanks to Electric Brders tor having re newed my youth, and removed com pletd.v ail disease and pain.”—Try a bottle, 50o. nud SI i t Wtllcox & Co’s Drag Store. # * " Bncklen's Arnica Salve. Tire Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ftkeuil, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap Md Hands, Chilblains, Corus, and ■U Skin Brtiptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It |s guaranteed to give perfect satis taction, or money refunded. Price » 'kreits per box. For Sale by JiNllcox & Co. — BTATB OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OOUHTY OP DARLINGTON Bf virtu* of the power vetted in me by m4 under * cUnliel moilango eseeuied Wad delivered by Reuben Hay lo J. N. Perrelt nnd G. U Howie, on January IP. 1SS4, wad thereafter duly a*s gued to me, 1 will aell at Darlington 0 H., S C., on l in Mwreb next, during the legal of tale, in front of lb* Court Hou«e One Bay Mare Mule, about thirteen peer* old Term* of Male ctvb R. W. BOYD, aSMignee. February 14, ’88—2t # <■» m i i.■ —....a- 1 t — THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OP DARLINGTON. [ By virtu* of tb* power veiled in me by •ud under a mortgage executed end deliv ered by E. C. Tedder and Loaiaa Tedder. Sato 8. A. Durban and E. A. Seckendorf, lot# copartners under the Arm name of 8. 4L Durham A Co-, on the fourth day- of February, A. D and thereafter duly Daeigaod ta me, I will aell at public action, «r veadoo, at DariingUu Court Hnuee, ia I of tho Court Houee door, during tbe i of *010,00 snleeday ia March , all tboac two tract* of land, eituate —«—O — FELT WA SUPPLIED. NOW m\ uumi 25.H0KSES AND o, el>ed a larje’ in tlu: Toon o: r’ercoo We httVe Li eery Sta*d where we ihitl" keep ttway* on gund aeevrtnii-ni of Mulex and tlor-.e., ex I proia'ly M'Ucedfor thie climate und c«un ■ ! try. We will ca-ry alao a fill Hue of Bug- | gira. Wagon.. a« well ai buggy aud wugou t aterial, and a coni' Icte atvek of U.uue-a and Saddlery In addition to IIiSm general line of gooth. we wi'.f carry a fuL line of Heavy (Iroceri*. woicii we »ill x-H rnly at wholesale mid by thi' package Per sons wishing anything in our line will do will, we tli'ii*, to mv our good, before buying. We atiall d* nor best to give *at- istaation to all Kverypiing we evil shall be guaranteed in wrilii.i: if derirod, aud the money will always be ehee fully re funded If l?ie giiois 'all abort in ny pnr* ticttlar. Wc riran buriness, and are ro- aponeibte (or all we sav. If tall dealing • ad hard work will pleaxo the publio thou we ask all who Kant goods in our line to come and trude with us and wef'-xl sure that they wilt be ylea.-ed. Remember that P'otcncc ix easy of access, and we wisb all who go there to make our place their bead- quartera. Our Livery -hall be a xpeiai feature iu the busiuss-, aud uue will ulwuys find good teams and comfortable vehicles io readiness to carry him wherever he may wish to go at most reasonable rates. We desire also to say that uur lot is large and roomy, and we want everybody who oomes to Florence to know that they can get let-room aud good shelter for their teams and vehicles day or eight, free of charge. Horses will be fed by tho day or month at reasonable charges. Don’t fail to come lo ttee us and lell all your friends to come, we will do our teat to make you comfortable. COVINGTON BROS. Oct. 6, 1887. >y. 3 Car Loads. . G. 0. wbv lid* rtmovud tii ttt'.ck of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, to th^dliiBU oppoaltu bid tot met gr* — PLACE ON— PE A RLE STREET, offortt a wall wheeled vaiiatjr of all traits of tins avacou. Apples, Malaga. Coueord, and Catawba grapes, baBannas. ptara. ii-moux, oraa^ea, oocounuta, Age, dates, aad all kiifdx 6f nuts. Cranberries aad all leading Northern veg etabiea Michigan oellery 'teoetved fresh twice a week. My price* will compare fa vorably with any market North or South. I call special attention to my Grocery De partment which is Cull and complete Can dy, crackers of all kinds, cigars, tobacco. Alee a'Aill line of Ti» and Crockery ware Newest Styles I Largest Stock M^cwest Pricn r Specialties: ORDER OFFICE. J. B. KII.1.0D0H, of Florence, S. C., fills orders for the Standard mnkes of Pianos aud Organs; ships direct from factory to purchaser; 16 days test trial before making payment. Sheet niaxic and books from publishers direct. A lull stock of Musical Merchan disc on hand. HE WILL NOT BK UNDER SOLD. Nov. 10, ’&7. )■ lb* e*M County of Darlington, deeigna- b*4 aa nwaiberi 8 end 4 on e plat made by V. M. Jamieoa, aurveyor. December 81st, oftheestate lands of Wm Origgx, ’ la tb* oftce of the Clerk of Coart for [ Coaaty>* Tbe two tracts arc situated aide by ride end bounded north by lands | ME. C. Tedder an i L. M. (Joker; e*«t by of Thomas Tedder ; eoulh by lan<fi» ’ Lewie Q. Byrd, and west by lands of] se Tedder. The said mortgag e is re- orded in the offiee o r the Register ef ] a Conveyance for said County it X. No 2, page 20*. >. terms of sale cash—purcbasxr to pay lor papers. J..GREGG MoCA LI, Aaeignee of 8. A. Durham & Co, mortgagee!! Feb 11. ’88. Notice of Partnership, A Limited Partnership hoe t his day been formed beVwcen C. B. Edwards, J. E. Nor- menl an i J. L Coker, under the firm name of Edwards & Normont, on tbe to! lowing terms : J. L. Cokot ir to pnt into tbe cap ital stock of the Arm Five Thousand Dol lars, as special partner for the term of fiveyear* from this date. Tbe Arm Will Conduct n general merchandise business In tbe town of Dnrllngtnn, 8. 0. C. B. EDWARDS, •k E. NOR.MENT, J. L COKER. January 1. ’88-^1 , WELCH & EASON FAJIIU GROCERS, 186, 8^ Meeting, and lit Market Street s Charlestbh, S. C. INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOUo W ixa BA-HGA-HsTS- To ariive at Hewitt’s Stables iluring the next few weeks. I boug'!t tl* above Stock rery loir ai d will oiler Hordes *i d M lea at lower prices than ever before. Thanking tbe public for past fa vor*, l request that they call and see my Stock before buying else where. U. W. HE WIT. Dec. 1,’87.—3tn ST AT E OF SOUT U OA UOL1N A DARLINGTON COUNTY. ? • *■ * - .'lUiJ . * » K ’' ‘ : A.-' « •? , Court of comm on picas, W. J. Odom, Plaia'iff. Against J. T. ODOM, J.W. ODOM, JAMES AT- KiNSON, MARY ATKINS »N, S.VMti'.L ATKINSON, MASSY M. MELTON 4 J. D. ATKIN -ON. T'efecdauts. SumniObv for rplief, a. d PartMion Cow. plaint not served. To the D'-feudant, J.-dV. Odom; You are Hereby 9uwiuoe*d» and requir ed to answer the complaint 'In tbi s action, which U filed In the office of tbe ClA-k of the^ouvt for Dtrlingtou Ce^uty aipt to seivo a copy of yo r answer to tfie said comjd’iint on the snbserther a* Hi* offifie at Darlington Of H H C., wiiuin twenty day* after the service h iroof. exeiusivo af tue day of rnieb servier; aud if you fail to answer (hr complaint within thetime afore said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to lb* Court for the relief demanded ia tbe ooeiplaiut. •> C. I*. Dargan, Plaintiff Altorney, D».ed , January 21, A D. 1888. Ja*. 26-6t t. h. mi Attorney at I aw, DARLINGTON, C. IL, S. C. Will practice in Circuit Courts and Supreme Court of South Carolina. 1’romg^ attentiou given to all bu siness,.^nl special attention given to collections. A key that will wind am watbh Price 25 cents, at the Darlington Jewelry Store, —»-:rnvTHrareH t | tawa J Only 25 cent**, at the Darlington Jewbl&yHJtorr. Dec. 22, ’87. * at lowest prices. 10, ’87, Diess Goods and Trimmings; Ladies' Department; Sh es and Kid Gloves; Lowest Prices on Best Goods; Clothing and Gent’s Furhishings. 2STEW SCXiETJXTXaE ^ORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CO Obahlistom, S. C., Jan. 8, 1888. On and after this date the following schedule will be rua : GOING 80DTH. No. 27, Daily. Leave Florence Leave Kingstree Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Arrive Charleston No. 23, Daily. Leave Florence Le ve Kingstree Arrive Lanes Leave Limes Arrive Charleston No. 63, Daily. Leave Floreuoe Leave Kingstree Arrive Lanes N*. 67. Leave Lanes Arrive Charlestoa No 61. a. ..(IIIVIL Manufacturers ■TF -of- Doors, Sash, Blinus, iwa:oTJ3L.r>i jsros — AND r 1 Building Material. ait B8T A* LI AH ED. 1842. 1 OHARLBSTOiV, S. C. ‘Novfcmbef 6, 1886—ly Ladies' Department in Charge of ~Balhmoie jy/r i il. x iv e n. < We always take pleasure in showing ear goods, nnd in solicitifig an in spection. We invite comparison of prices with any maiket. T,HR ^ * CLERK'S SALES. |MPATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA Wt, COUNTY OF DARLINGTON. • Court of Common Pleas. I*. ANNA WINDHAM, et ah, Aw • Tr I- ' < ^ALFRED JORDAN, et al. ' , Partition. MkNaai t* an order of sale made In the Above elated case, ! will offer for sale in front of the Court House in Darlington 1 County, 8. C., on the first Monday in next, tbe following real relate: All. that tract ef lend eituatsd io Ibc > of Darlington in said Stale, con ing One Hundred acres, more or lei bounded north by land* of R. Mc- i and Bobt, Peel; south and west by i Elver, public road and Robert ; by land of Robert Peel. To %* arid in three parcel*, plat to be exhib- «od on day of aale. •' Verms ef eal* one-third cash,—balance ton a credit of one and two y ears, secured <|hr bond of purchaser and mortgage of the WWmlne—purchaser to p»y for papers. J. N. GARNER, 0 C P ^ Fob. IS, 'tt 4VATB OF SOUTH CAROLINA. . 7: xOAEUNGTON COUNTY. Court ef Commou Pleas. T. JANE SMITH, etal.. vs. ! * APNA SCURRY, et al. Order of Bale. Turauant lo an order of sale made In the » t aUted ease to me directed, I will for eal* ia front of the Court House In Darlington County, on tbe first Mon day in March next, tbe following <ie- ♦ eertbod real estate, at the risk of the firmer purchaser. A tract of land situate In the County Md Slate above written, bontaining Four Inadved and forty-three acres, aud bound ed oa lb# aorth by lands of ; OA Ui* *901 by Spring Branch ; on .he Swamp, and on the w«at by aad known a* tbe Cut Loaf Sugar, 14^ lb*, for ft ; Gran u luted Sugar 16} lbs fur $1 ; Cnafeotioner a Sugar 16} lbs fqr $1 ; White Ex. C. Sugar 17 lbs for $1 ; Light Brown Sugar 10 lbs for f 1 ; Gdbd Bmwn Sugar 20 tbs for $1 ; 2-lb Tomatoes 90 oeets n doten ; 8-lb To matoes $1.10 cents a dozen ; Good Cigars $1 for a box of 50. ■ These are bat a few of the many attrac' lions we are constantly offering and house keepers will find It greatly to their advan tage io send for 4 copy of otik Monthly price List and consult it always. No charge Tor pushing or drarsge. Oct 6, '87—tf , , [“ OFFICE OF COUNTY A! ITOR, DALINGTON, S. C., Jan. 23. IhSH. T he following aot is pcblihh; ED in aocordarce with Section 3 s An Act to allow unimproved Ina ls which have not been an the lax.books since 1875 to be listed without penalty. Section 1. Be it elected by the Senate and House of Rep'eseaUtives of lb* State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same. That in all eases Where unim proved land whioh has been upen tbe tax books since- tbe fiscal year commencing November 1, 1887, and which ste aot on the Ivrfeited list, shall at any time before the 1st day of OcfhVer, 1888, be return*! to the County Auditor for taxation, Iba said Auditor be. and is hereby instructed, to aseeas tbe same and to color it,upon the duplicate of the fiscal year commencing November 1, 1887, with tb* simple taxes of that year. Section 2. That all such land* as may bs returned to tho Auditor for taxation bo- tween tbe firet day ef October, 1888, sno the Aral day of Oetobor, 1889, shell be *s- -e.-sed aud charged with the simple taxes efthe two fiscal years commencing, re- 1 epectively, on the first day of November, 18*7, and the first day of November. 1888. Sections That aa soon es prac'irahle a ter the passage of this Act, the Comptrol ler General is directed tb furnish a copy, of tbe same to each Auditor in the State, and tbe Auditors are required lo publish the same in each of their County papers, once a week for three mouths during the year 1888, aad far the same - eriod ot lime during the year 1889 ; and tbe cost of snob publication shall be paid by the County Treasurer, upon the order of the. County Commissioners, ontof the ordinary county tax last colhcted. Apprised Deeemb r 19, 1887. H E. C. FOUNTAIN. Auditor Darlington Co. Jan. 86, ’8T—*«n A li9rtcWm<*. threo «tory brick tmiWling sitwatetl uu tl>* < PUBLIC SQUARE a Darlington, - - S. C. Under the tiiHiiacemetti « lb** U* 1 ’ terptim- Htihe' Uouqtauy, wlm tjoHc it the piitrupagte of the public, w hich they expect to merit b.v furuiHbinjj first-class ftcromtuoilatioos, excel- leut -board, and every comfort to be found in the cities. , Electric belja all over the houee. Every attention paid to jrUeaii*. Bus meeiti every train. Tertna reaeonuld^iatwcial aecom- luodatjoua for travelling men; a large gample room on tbe firft floor* Sept. 22, ’87—tf NO MORE OpM' ‘ .V WEAK EY18 o east by by take 8 leads of plaee” ef John McKay, Sr. Term* ef Bale on* half cash, balance iu ewe year, eecured by bond ef tbe purchas er aad * mortgage of the premise*—pur- abao*r to pay for paper*. J, N. GARNER, C C P Fob 18, ’88 Final Notice. Not tee ii hereby gtvtn to all concerned that on the 16th day ef March next, I will file my Final Account in tbe office of the Probate Court for tho ‘County of Darling ton, as Exeontorof the last Will aud Tes- tameat of Henrietta M. Roger*, aad apply for a final discharge as such. F. M. ROGERS, Executor. Feb 9, >88-1m Mitchell's Use-Salve. A Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy fur SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES. Producing Long-Sightedness, aad Rostor log the Sight of the Oi l. Cures Tear Drape, Granulation, Stye Tu mors, Aed Eye*. Matted Eye Lashes, and producing quick relief and perir anent cur*. Also, eauelly efficacious when need in other indla ties, such ae Ulcer*, Fever Bores, T.'dors, Halt Rheum, Burns; Piles, or wherever inflammation exists, Mitehell’e Salve may be used to advantage. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents. Jv>12, ’88 Edwards & September 15, 1887. •Tformeni’s. MY stork for YOUR BARGAINS IN ptu .mb um Gqous; We are going to sell cneap for a -A. s n. As we must MAKE ROOM FOB AN IMMENSE Spring feUock A- FULL LINK OF AORIOUL TUBAL IMPLEMLNIS AlWttya on h iml A* WEINBERG. Jau. 29, ’88. Far Sale. Fifty (50) aci»*H of 1,mil. two and a hull lirilva frfttn the- town wf Tim. mottuvtlle, formerly the pmpwrty f>f M. B. Ttmraoua. * For terma Apply to J. F. EARLY. Dfff. 22, ’87—tf ' • «K. P!, a THE People of Darlington clxicL THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are respectfully invited to call and inspect my stock of goods before co eluding their purchast’s. Ui4Yl».laid in the largast aud most carefully selected stock I have eve* carried, having bought iu large quantities, thereby securm? the lowest possible prices, I propose to give this advantage to all who favor me with their patronage. ^ I desire to call special attentiou to my Gi its’ Furnishing Depa Having built and nicely fitted up a large ro t rt for the purpose of showing to advantage the large stock of Boys’, You tb’, and Men’s Clothing auc JJaUs. . . U My line of Dress Good*. Notions, Staph- Dry,Goods, Boots ami Shoes Harness, Trunks and Valises, UUnn ss, Crockery, Tiu and Wood-ware is larger thau usual. ^ , Groceries iu qusutities sohi at Olufrleston prices. My stock is too numerous tw mention evrjy thing. Cpule aud tfik fcr wh it you want. No pains will be spared lo show goods. t w t Pit- ^ ‘ ft b fid A ' b Resjtectfully, J. FRANK EARLY, ..... EMPORIUM 7; ok 1887. ■mk 1888. ? JU tl t e*»T il. c 8f«, II. II. 8 OFFICE ON PUBLIC HQUABB, D«rlinglon 1’. II, K. C All work done in the best man ner. Office equipped With latest itnproVbmehts. Jan 14, ’86 l.V. NOTICE.” Parties using machine oils will find it to their advantage to call on the undersigned who m* agent tor O. W. -Tanner & Co, Richmond, Va., tnauotaoturers ot fine illumin ating and lubricating oils. Best goods at bottom prices. JOHN K. McIVER Sep 22, ’87. NO MORE EYE-GLASSES j. & p. YOU OAK BUY IT OF: Woods iVjWooda, Datlu gtoyj, S. C -Tt—ry '•rcr--^ XiElSTID I ’ ON FIVE YKAR'8 TIME, ON IMPROVE » FAR M3, Barnwell, Orangeburg, Sumter, Darling ton Marion, Marlboro’, anff othdr Ob’ibiier ia tb* -Upwer Piu* ISel ” ofSouth (.’afoliati. W. H. DUNQAN. Alt’, at Law Barnwell C. H., 8. C„ Agent. Caa be seen or addressed at Darlington, 8. C. Deo 2, ’86—tf f The .largest stock of clothing for men. youths’ and hoys that joq wilt find i the .*tai*.’is n.w ready for ynur Ihspectio.t. I I'wuys take th lead for the con-vet style*, the l>4*t assortment and selection ef e'oth- lag tnao any other houee in this eity or State Yf" would be convinced of tbe fact if yon would call and give me tin pleaspre of ahowing vnii through the stock, rii- variety of sack eillts- which I-‘show 'hi. seaso*. arc correct ifr styles, nnd for I finish they cahoot he excelled# The do sign of patterns in Cheriols differ from anything tn the past ; the mixtures are neat yitb colors in nerf'ct Jtarmonr. The l^arllhg fiAllern lb these nfe the stripes which will be worn very much th is sen sen \ oa will riao find these yuads made up in three aivi foar button. Cutaway*^ Theee sacks and Cuiawsys you will also find* in cafsimeres, siik mixtures, whip-cord, diag onals and eerkscrew it) all fnshioMblfi sknd* Remember a 1 so that 1 still have a full line of the Patent Sqaare Shoulder jgortueots ia 'beabovo meotioued suits, a- well .is a line of Prince Albert coat* and vest* of suits of the bgst imported cutters, also clerical coaid of the datne material Boys’ department iw filled with a fine oe- sprtment af knee pant suit/ from 6 years to 15 years,-and boj’* ’ong pant suits, 12. to 15 yen's, from $2.50 to $20 Gents’ ft;nii«hing g' ods 'lopartment. I think I am f repared this 4e'a*on to show y»u one of tbq meeat stocks to select from that you havo ever had tbs privilege of examining. ^The neck-wear is beautifully assorted ; iTi.pepders never were nicer, The plain, neat pnttems.the solid, servfc able goods and neat designs, novelties, and silk and satin geoda of a luxarious eharacter are here ready to select ftom. Underwear plain and fancy, medium, heai vy and extra heavy weights in plain and colored, and flannel goods in great variety? HATH. hats 'Wikis CORRECT ->A N D<- ■ PRESERVE .THE SIGHT ( r ff ; solo only ay ** James h. mason. Pulilic J>qudr.‘. Dtuiingiou, S. C. Mate It 17,. 87 PATENTS «•; e. w ... , Ob*aine'L,»nd alt Patent bqstne'-g _ tended to Promptly and f >r Moderate Fee* Ou^ tilfice is bppoSille' tbe U. 8. Paletg Office, and we can obtain Patents in less lime tban those rMnotefrom WaHlijngtot' 4?end Mojel of Drawing. We adylse all patentability free g.J. chat go ; and ,we make No Charge un)e*s Patent is secured We refer, here, to the Postfc.aster. tbe Snpt. of Money Ordet Div , nnd to officials o< the U, 8: Patent Office For edreuiar. advice, terms aul rofereaees to actual cli ents in your own .spue cr Couiuy. write to C. A. 8NOW $ 00., Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. C Nov 11, ,8 6 *1 80 a W 2 30am 2 60 a m 2 60am 6 00am •12 20 am 1 85 a a 2 02am 2 02am 4 86 am ffi 60 a m 8 00 a m 8 20a m *9 40am 11 80 am Leave Florence Leave Kingstree Arrive Lanes f6 26 p m 7 42 pm I 05 p m ♦8 16 pm 9 46 pm Tor in m ( a.*li tlilb turtle r. Stoves ohtppr.l from'" I Cory including 80 ri-e*". A tint top ffj. fi 0 .'7. f^ook Steve for fill, oved WxIT.-'weight *50 Ihs A^Fiat Top 4g2, No. bOcok Steve Ur fiiai oven 17ilb, weight aHfMbs. ,W*rraated to K'lf E?. ‘‘5/ satis; iu'iun. J D ii ATTliPUKE, Chester 8 0 April 7.’3d ’ ' j, t .11■; > ‘.inj,. •• ir' f v AT THE DARLINGTON JEWELRY STORE. Silvorine HaltingChmoRtem win- derH |12: Solid Silver Hunting, kry wind, 814.50; Holi'l SilAr Huntingi stem wind, golft Joints, $18.floi WaltbtMB goltl watcli, $25 to 8WF and eXMtnine, at th* DARLINGTON For fashionable hats this i* the place the I'unln, silk and stiff bets, also the Dost 'n self con farming stiff hats ; these two celebrated ms ufaetures. I am gale agent. Tap eon find all the correct styles in sifk bats, stiff hat* and soft bats of other manufactures. 8HOE8. , * Ornt*’ fine shoes arb to be found here in ; »!! styles and best ef make*. The oeie- | heated Uur mister shoes in lac*, buttons and Congress Try th* Douglass $3 she* fur men and tbe $2 shoe for boys’, •very' guaranteed. Mi n’s slippers and ucing pump* in great v utieij. SPECIAL. line of Foil Dress suit*, Dyke coats ant vests in black cloth, tbe latest is to !have them made of imported wbip-eerd which l have in stock. SLRY STORE. Jau PUBLIO SQUARE. 12, ’88 l-THH- FOR C & D XSIDENg C. & D.>*nj) C. & 8. RAILROADS. THAlN. ’.I Call and examine thia stock before pur cbeeing elsewbers. Respectfully, M. L. K1NARD. Columbia, S. C. Oct 20, '87 ANDC. A S. R.MLltOADS - i .$$ 'r>tj PsXSIDXNt’s OlflCS & w raI Charleston, 8. 6., May l, lM'. ')n and afteV May I,’ the trains on these roads will run'as fofows (Sunday ex cepted) every day i tfowii Leave Wadc,shore..„ * Bkrpelts... Morven’s MoFnrlend...-. Leave Oheraw Cash s i. Society HiH.„ Dove s,.^,. Darlington Palmetto Arrive at Florence VP TXAIX. Leave Florence . 10.83 A fit Palmetto 10 48 Darlington,... Dovc s.,,11.J] Society Hill ...........it. 44 Cash’s .......12 01 LeaveCheraw...a. i.'.lU.SO 'W M MoFarlan^. 00 Moryaa’a.^^fc.,.,^.,,,..,. | ^0 Benbett’e 32 •tWadeeboro .^..2 00 . _ A. F. RAYENEk, Pr*«. Q- ylngh, Muter iriQiportitioir. * ••••y .2.20 ,****•* 3 40 e *»e*ei .3.08 • ** ee* .8 40 e ••*••» .4.25 ....— 1.40. '*•••• 4 67 1**0 *e 5.20 ***** 6.40 !****. 6 58 •**e*• 6 10 Mo 63. Leave Lanes Arrive Chat listen Train on C A D R R connects at Flor ence with No 61 Train Nos. 53 and 57 run through from Colam- bia via Central R R of 8 C. GOING NORTH. No, 78, Daily. Leave Charleston •12 26 am Arrive Lanes 2 49 a m Leave Lanes 2 60am Leave Kingstree 8 10 am Arrive Flereuoe Wo. 14, 4 20am Leave Cnarleaton *4 30 p m Arrive Lanes 6 26 p m Leave Lanes * 6 26 pm Leave Kingstree 641 p m Arrive Floreaee lOtfcm N*. 62. Daily. Leave Charleston •7 00 am Arrive Lanes N* 60. 6 SO a m Leave Lanes 9 46a m Leave Kingytree 9 04am Arrive Floreaee No 56., 10 20 a m Leave Charlestoa •5 29 p m Arrive Lanes W* 62. 1 lOp m Leave Lanes f8 36 p m 864 p m L'-ave Kingstree Arrive Florenca 16 05 p m * Daily, f Daily except Sunday. Train No 60 connects at Floreaee with train on C A D R R for Cheraw, S. C.,*ad Wadesboro, N. C. Nos 52 and it run through to Colombia via Central R R of 8 C. No. 64 leaves Cbarlasfoa Sunday* eaiy, at 8 30 A. VI., ana runs throngh via Coa- tral R. R. of S C., arrive Columbia, I. C„ at I 10 P. M. , r Nos. 78 and 14 ruayolid to Wilmiagtea, N. C., making close coaoeetioa villi W. A W. R R for all poicte aorth J. R. KKNLY. J. ff. liviaa, iaupt Trans. Gtn’i Inp’h T. M. Emirsox, GeaT Pass. Aft. VILUNCTM eOLCIBii 1» AWISU • Feb, 6 1884. GOING goum No: is. Leave Wilnuagtu* *8 06 pri Leave Marion H 26 p m 12 16 a m Arrive Florence Leave Floreaee 2.46 a m Arriee S'lmter 4.26 a m Leave Hutu nr 4 25 a m Akrlv* Cetumbia' • 16 a m W*. xT Leave Wilmington •lt.lt * m Leave Marion 12.41 p m Arrive Flareece 4 25 am W- W Leave Sumter h ffi 40am Arrive Columbia 19 45 p m We. 46 Leave WilmrOfteo, *2 40 am Leave .Marten r 6 38 pm Arrive Florence 6 20 pm We 69 Lnatc at Florence |6 40 p m • 05pm \rrive Sumter No 56 Leave Sumter •8 27 p m trrive Columbia 9 65 p m No 52 runs throngh from Charlestoa via Central R U Leaving Lanes 8 34 A M. A M Manaing 908 Sunday* No 54 leave* Charles too 8 80 A M., Lane. JO 28 A M. Manning 11 10 A M, Sumter It 46 A \I, arrive* Colamoia 1 10 P m. No 56 tans through from Charleston via Central R R. leaving Lanes 7 Iff P M. Man ning 7 52 P M. Train on C & P R R connects at Floreaee with No 59. GOING NORTH. . iT , . No 78 /.eave Columbia. Arri-e Sumter i Leave Sumter Arrive Floreooe Leave Florence, Leave Marion Arrive at Wiltsiagtea, * ’ • No. 67 Leave Columbifi * -** ' Arrive Sueiter Leave Sumter Arrive Florence No 68 We <6 •10 26 p m 11 62p m ll 52 p m 1 20 am 4 36 am 6 22 a ■ 8 86 am •6 60 am 8 12 a ft t« 22 i 9 40 410 30 a m 11 11 a‘m 2 lOp m 4 *6 83 p m 6 4b p m , 8 20 p m ‘ 8 66 p m 11 60 pm Leave Florence, Leave Marion * Arrive at Wilmingtoa, , - • ft N*. 88, Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter >'^. J Wo 14 Leave Florence Leave Marion Arrive at Wilmingteh f Dally except Sunday. No 68 rune through te Charleston, via Oentral K R, arriving Manning? 20 P fit, Lane* 8 02 P M. Charleston ft 45 P M. No 57 runs through to Cbar'eston via Central R R, arriving Manning 8 48 A M, Lanes 9 83 A M, Charleston 11 89 A m. No 66 connects al Florence with CAD train for Cheraw and Wadesboro’. Ooa 78 and 14 make close oonnootion at Wilmingtou with W & W RR for all points North. JOHN F. DIVINE. Oea’l »xp* J. R. KENLY, Sup’t Trans. T M. EMMERSON, Gen. Pa*. Agt lUMBEK FOR S-A.I4B- Apply to C. MOONEY. DlO 89, W.