The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, March 29, 1888, Image 4
Echoes from the Fee Dee
A small blind negrr olnld was
banuxl to death on the plantation
of Mr. A. A. Myers In We*t Marion
la»l Saturday, and on the Sunday
S reviooa one on the |dautatio:i of
lr. R. S. LeGette met the same
honible fate.;
The Eben< *er Church Conference
of Blenheim Circuit passed appro
priate resolutions recently on the
death of Mr. Henry Edens, who
was one ot their most useful and
sea ooa members The influence of
■ack men in a church and cotmnuui*
ty can hardly be estimated. His
loss wit be sorely felt, both in the
Church and the Sunday-school
Revival services have been in
progress in the Methodist Church
ot Marion for some time past. Much
interest has been manifested in tho
meeting from the beginning, but
withiu the last few days that inter
est has been visibly increased. The
congregation last Sunday night
was one ot the largest ever seen in
the eborcb. Every seat in the body
of the chnich waa occupied. A
■amber of conversions have been
reported and the end is not yet
Brnncttsville has been shaken
ftem center to circumference on the
aobject of religion, so the Marlboro
Democrat tells os, and old men.
ilddle-sged men, young men, wo*
U * *
and chddren all fall under the
power of the Spirit. Up to last
Wednesday 86 souls have been con-
verted and the good work goes on.
The revival is under the charge of
Vav. J. W. Dame', of Bennettsville,
aasistt d by Rev. H. G. Scndday, of
Darlington.
Spring Millinery,
Fancy and
I> H Y O-OODS,
CORSETS, GLOVES, NECK-WEAR, So.
ALSO
Ladi«s’, Miami and Childran’i Shorn at
loweit prices, at
W. C. BYRD'S New BUad.
Martb 15, '88. - 8m
FLORENCE TO THE FRONT!
A LONG PELT WANT NOW
SUPPLIED.
Wa have opened a large*! Sale and
Uvtry Stable ia the Town of Flore neo, 8
C„ where we ibalt keep alwaea oe head a
feed aaaertmeat of Matt* ead Horse*, es-
peeUlly eeleeied tor this climate and ooun -
try. Wa will earrj alee a fall line of Bug-
fiee, Wagone. ae well ae buggy and wagon
material, aad a complete (took of Harneae
and Saddlery in addition to this general
Ha* af (**d*. we will carry a full line of
laavy Oreeeriee which we «ill eel I only
at wboteanU and by the pnekng*. Per-
ease wiehing anything in our line will do
wilt, w* think, to see our good* before
haying. W* ebail do our beet to giro eat-
tatoetiea to all. Everything we cell ebail
be guaranteed ia writing if denired, and
the moaey will alwnye be ehee'felly re-
ftnded if the gooda fall abort in n^y par
ticular. W* mi an busineee, and nro re-
apaaeible tor nil w* any. If fair dealing
amd bard work will plena* the public then
we aak all who want gooda ia our lina lo
earn* aad trade with ua and we feel sure
that they will be pleated, Remember that
Ftarenee to eaay of aeoeaa, and we wieb nil
wha ge there te make ear pine* their hend-
faerters.
Oar Livery ehnll be a epeoial feature in
the busiaear. and one will alwayi find
tea an nad comfortable vehicle* in
to carry him wherever be may
ariaS te g* at meet reaeonable rate*.
W* deair* aleo t* any that our lot is
large aad roomy, aad w* want everybody
whe **■** to Florenoe t* know that they
ana get let-voom and good ahelter f or their
learn* aad vehicle* day or night, toe* of
ehavge. Borma will be fed by the day or
meath at reaeonable chargee.
Daa't fall to oome lo oee ae and tell ell
year frieade to oome, w* will do our beet
fit make yea comiorteble.
COVINGTON BROS.
Oet.0, 1887.
iy.
OFFICE OF
com Am
DALINQTON, 8. €., Jan. Me 1888.
|HI FOLLOWING ACT M PVBLISH-
T I
ED ia aaoordnr e* with Beotioa 8 j
Sa Sat te allow animproved lands which
have net been on the las books since
1878 to be liated without penalty.
1. Be it eeaeted by the Senate
proved lead which baa been upon the tax
aeaha elae* the fiaital year commencing
■iv—her 1,1887, aad wbieb aie not on
the forfeited liet, ebell at any lime before
the tatdav tf October, 1888, be reiamed
tathe Ceaaty Auditor for taxation, the
■■id Aad iter be. aad ia hereby instructed,
te aseoea the came aad to eater it open the
of the Sseal year commencing
> 1, 1887, with the Maple taxes
^ftdhpSjMSfe 4fMSttfhKn[
geetiea *. That ail eueh land* ae may be
mtaraed ta the Aediier for taxation be
tween Ik* first day of October, 1888, end
the (rot day of Ootoher, IBM. eSail be as-
1 aad (barged with the aieepl* taxes
ef'the two fteeal year* coBnaeneing.
Hurk ten’s Arniea Salve.
The Best Salve in the work! for
Guta, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit
Rheum, Fever Sores, Telter, Chup
ped Hands, Chilblains,^unts, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by
Willcox & Co.
ORDER OFFICE OF
J. B. K Mouth & Go., Allen’s bleck,
Florence, 8. C. They are prepared
to fill your orders for tha leading
Piauos and Organs, also general
u nsical merchandise They sell
for cash or time. Ship trout factory
and pay all freight.
15 DAYS TEST TRIAL.
A good Tuner connected with the
firm. Correspondence solicited, with
all who contemplate buying.
March 22, ’88.
G. 0. MERTZ
who has removed«b rstcck ot
PE^
GENERAL M ERCHANDISE^
to the stau«l opposite his former
REET,
offers a well selected variety of all
irutts of this season.
Apple*, Malaga, Concord, and CnUwhn
grapee, bnaannaa, peare, lemon*, orange*,
coooanuU, fig*, date*, and nil kind* of nut*.
Crnnberrie* and all leading Northern veg
etable*. Michigan eellery received freeb
twice a week. My prices will compare fa
vorably with any market North or South.
I call apecial attention t* my Grocery De
partment which i* full and complete. Can
dy, eraekere of all kind*, cigars, tobacco.
Also a full line of Tia and Crockery war',
at lowest prices.
Nov. 10, '87,
LATEST ENTERPRISE.
A HARNESS STORE CON
TAINING
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVH
/> 'ifAWESS, BOTE DOUBLE AJiD
Newest Styles!
Largest
Colars, plow-bridles, riding bridles, &c., &c., by
McCullough & Blackwell.
Any portion of harness, however small, always kept on sale,
and supplied promptly.
A FIRST-CLASS SADDLER HAS JUST BEEN
HEXRBID TO OOHSTDITOT THIS
ENTERPRISE.
Save money by calling on them.
G. 8. BMW &
Manufacturers
-OF—
Doors, Sash, filinus,
*£otjx.
—AI
A
Building Material.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
November 6, 1886—ly
TO
MY STORE FOR
YOUR BARGAINS IN
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS;
INTI
We are going to sell cheap for
a Jk. S HT ,
As we must
MAKE ROOM
FoikA# Immense
Spring Stock
A FULL LINE OF AGRICUL
TURAL IMPLEMENTS
Always on bund
A. WEINBERG.
Jan. 29, ’88.
UP. COATS
1
ML
YOU CLAN BUT IT OF:
Woods & Woods, Darlington, 8.
iber,
888.
8. Th.t a* •oo« aa practical*I.
the paeeag* of thie Act. 4h* Comptrol-
eaeral to direetad iv laratoh a vopy,
t earn, to each Auditor ia thy State,
I the Auditor* are required to pablieh
> ia each of their County paper*,
•am a week tor throe man the during the
year 1888, aad for the aua* reeled «f time
daring the year 1888 ; aad tha eoet af aaeh
aabltoatloa ahall be paid by the County
i Ibe erder of lb* Oetpiy
, eat af the ardtaary county
NO
WEAK
i*- ■
Mitchell's Eye-Salve.
MOKE
EYES
A Ceriain, Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES,
Producing Long-Sightedae**, and Re*toe
iag tbe Sight of the CM.
Care* Tear Dropa, Granulation, Sty* Ta-
mere, Red Bye*. Matted Eye Laebea,
aad prodaoiag quick relief aad
perir aneat cure.
Alao, equally effieaeiena when need in
ether maladies, *ueh aa Dleerr, Fever
Corea, Trmere, Halt Rheum, Buraa; Pile*,
or wherever ialammatien txi»ta, MitekeU'e
Salve may be need to advantage.
Sold by all Druggist* at 26 cents.
Jen 12, *88 O
John K.. Reiver,
DEALER IN
HOTJSE FXJPUSriSHIlSrO GhOOJDB,
Hard writ, Wooden aud Willow-ware, G lass-ware, Crockery and tin-ware
Window Shades, Coruice Poles, Matting, Carpeting, Pictures, *
Mouldings, &o, &o. . «
A. XjIITE OE
Staple and Fancy
G-ZROGIEIRIES
HAS BEEN ADDED.
K8. The Patronage of the Public is Solicited. “®«
A Good Time Coming
G. H. Rims,
Lamar,
- - - S. V.
Desires to inform his friends and the public generally that ho is beav
ily stocked, and tbe bnrden is still Increasing), with
GROOBRIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS’
HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, including tbe
DAISY AND DIXIE PLOWS, Ac.
He has, in fact, everything generally found o a first-class country
store, aud he will take especial pleasure and car j in furuishittg
With anything they may leed to farther their basiness interests, hap
piness or welfare, at the lowest possible rates ; and for cash, will sell at
r-wff
• ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
He has also opened a
• Blacksmith and Woodshop
Where Mr. J. M. Best will always be fonnd at the forge, operating on
al kinds of work reiatiug to plows, carts, wagons and buggies, including!
painting and trimming in tbe neatest styles, gnarameeing satisfaction in'j
all things. Look after yonr best interest by calling to see him. ' ^
January 26, ’88.
Stock!
3STBW SOXX3BD
J^ORTHBASTERN RAILROAD
Ouablutos, S. C. t Jan. 8, Iggs
On aad after tbia date the fel'owi^
Lowest Pries l
Specialties:
t*
**»
Diess Goods aud Trimmings;
Ladies* Department;
Shoes and Kid Gloves;
Lowest Prices on Best Goods;
Clothing and Gent’s Fnruisbings.
Ladies’ Department in Charge of Ballimoie
tvj: 11_. i unt e n.
eehednle will be rua
GOING SOUTH.
Ka. 27, Daily.
Leave Flareaea ai o n
Leave KiagetrM
Arrive Lane* o An T
Leave Laaea 2 50 ^ *
Arrive Charleaton 6 00 t *
No. 28, Dally. a
Leave Florence *12 W..
L* v* Ring.tree
Arrive Lnnea sno**
Leave Lane* « fr> * *
Arrive Cbnrleetoa 4 85 *'
No. 68, Daily.
Leave Florence M fin .
Leave Kinge're* g m •
Arrive Lane* J®®**
No. 67. ® a °‘*
Leave Lane*
ArriveTCbarleetoa
N* 61.
Leave Florence 25 n «
Leave CingelrM
Arrive Lauee 8 06 a.
No 61
Leave Lane* *8 16 a »
Arrive Charleetou 9 46 p a
Trata on C A D R R coaoeota at PU».
enoe with No 61 Train
No*. 68 nad 67 run through from Colu*. I
bia via Central R R uf 8 C.
We always take pleasure in showing ear goods, and in soliciting an in
spection. We invite comparison of prices with any market.
Edwards & torment’s.
September 15, 1887.
THE
People of Darlington
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
Are respectfully invited to call and inspect my stock of goods before co
eluding their purchases.
I have laid in the largast aud most carefully selected stock I have eve*
carried, having bought in large quantities, thereby securing tbe lowest
possible prices, I propose to give this advantage to all who faYor me with
their patrouage.
1 desire to call special attention to my Gt ats’ Furnishing Department
Having built and nieely fitted up a large roa.n for the porpoee of showing
to advantage the large stock of Boys’, Yon W, and Men’s Clothing and
Hats.
My line of Dress Goods, Notions, Staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Harness, Tranks and Valises, Harness, Crockery, Tin aud Wood-ware
is larger thau usual.
••40..
1180a.
Groceries in quantities sold at Charleston prices.
My Block is too nnmerons to mention every thing. Gome sad ask for
what yon waul. No pains will be spared to show goods.
Respectfully,
J. FRANK EARLY,
Beef, Pork, Fish.
I .Iv.ire to inform the people of Darling-
Ion thi,t I have gone into the Sincher
busineas, nn i will be found in tbe Market
House at the first (tall on tbe right a* the
building » entered, where I cill be pre
pared at all times lo furnish the very best
quality of meat and fish. Patronage re*
speetfully solicited; satisfaction guaran
teed. Good* delivered by mi-.
ROUT NIXON.
T -
ENFEtt^&I SE
* HOt'Eltl,
PEARLE - - - -
SALT,
SALT,
SALT.
Jnst received at the Enterprise Grocery 200 Sacks S-lt which we offer a
90 cents per Sack.
- A-ISTD -
Agricultural Implements.
C0EFECTI0EEBY, CIGARS
— AND
TIP B G CO.
-:o: :o:-
The Very Highest C
ice Paid For
September 15, 87
Bighest Cash Price
OtpDON.
A. S WHITE, Manager.
NOTICE.
t’nrtos using machine oils will
find it to their advantage to call on
tbe undersigned who is agent for
G. W. Tanner A Go, Richmond,
Va., manufacturers ot Hue illumin
ating aud lubricating oils. Best
goods at hot tom prices.
JOHN K. McIVER
Sep 22, ’87.
MONlif TO LOAN I
-THB—
SCOTTISH LAND
MORTGAGE COMPANIES
Will make loans on Cotton Planta
tions in sums ranging from
SI,000 to 82,000.
Apply to
E. KEITH DARGAN.
Feb. 9, ’88—2t
THE
MRM WEI.
A handsome, three story
building situated on the
brick
Wilt it correct
->AND<<
PRESERVE THE SIGHT
• • SOLO ONLY BY * .
james h. mason
Public Square, Darlington, 8. 0,
Man* 17, 87
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Pateul business at
tended to Promptly nod for Moderate Fees.
Our office ia opposite the U. 8. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in lees
time than those remote from Washington.
Send Model ef Drawing. W* ndvise nil
•o patentability free of'charge ; and we
make No Charge—*— “ •
„ unless Patent is secured.
W# refer, here, to the Postmaster, tb*
Supt. of Money Order Div , end t* officials
of the tj. 8. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms nod references to eotunl oil-
ante ia your own State or County, write to
C. A SNOW & OO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. 0.
Nov II, ’96
Terms Cash With Order
Stoves shipped from fietory ine
80 pieneo. A flat top $16. No. 7,
ineluding
Cook
Stove for |9. oven 16x17. weight 220 Ibe
A.Flat Top $22, No. 8 Cook Stove for 812,
oven 17s 18, weighi 2«0 lbs. Warranted In
f'y perfect^satiefaotion.
RATTERREK, Chester 8.0.
April 7, ’86 iy
PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington, - - S. C.
Under the management e i he En
terprise Hotel Company, who solic
it tbe patronage of the public, which
they expect to merit by furnishing
first-class accommodations, excel
lent board, and every comlort to be
found in tbe cities.
Electric bells all over the boose.
Every attention paid to guests.
Bat meets every train.
Terms reasonable; special accom
modations for travelling men; a
' rge sample room on tbe first floor.
Sept. 22, ’87—tf.
F.. E.
Jf 0* Jp
XM’STTRA.IH'CE AlSTlD __________
Rea.! Estate Agfent. C. SPAIN, D, D.
Represents Ten of tbs oldest aad mttt rekaW* Fi«a4«aaTStiee'OoBife. PUBLIC SQUARE,
ales Is the world. * ^ ^ ‘ * DtortlagUa c. H , B. C-
FOR C. k D. AND C. A 8. RAILROADS
Pbisidbut’s Ornou
C. A D. asdC. A 8. RAILROADS.
Charleston, 8. C., May 1, 18S7.
On and after May 1, the trains
}
these roads will run as follow* (Sunday ex-
etpted)every day: -
J****«*«»* o#*»«. 2.20
!•*#••«• oaeoooH 4^
••••••*•# awoooo 8.08
e
Special alUmtioo gives to makisg Tax Retaros sad paying Taxes fi r
parties living at a distance.
ferffSw w “ to ‘ Dariingtoa National Bank
->«
All work don# ia tha beat amn-
w. OfBoa aqaippad with
improvaaiaato.
Jsa II, ’86
dow* naiu.
Leave Wadeehoro..
Bennetts
Morven’s
McFarland 8.40
Loftft Chcrsw #e*o*«**##**,. ##### ,. ##4i 4.26*i
a ,.4.40
Society Hill... 4 67
b®v* s..... 6.20
Darlington 6 .40
Palmetto 5 63
Arrive at Ftor*aee.„ « 10
at Tania.
Leave Florence. ..10.88
Palmetto ^^.10 4S
Darlington ossoeovooe* waao** 1 A • l’-*
® ••••••••• •••*•• •eeooo *•• 11 • 21
••••«• •aoooooeeoo* 11.44
••••• •••••aaaoaooooooooo 1 2 01
••••« •••000 Boneoaowaoen 12.20
^®^®®^®®va*e*eoe*ooe •eeoeeooe* 100
Plvrvm’to*^........ _...,,,, 1 20
Buonott’o, 1 82
» Wndookoro 00
A. F. BATIN XL, Pre.
A M
PM
GOING NORTH.
No, 71, Daily.
Leavo Charleaton
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Leave Kingstreo
Arrive Florenoe
Leave Coarieslon
Arrive Laaea
Leave Laaes
Leave Kingstre*
Arrive Florenoe
No. 14,
*12 25 * ■
2 45 a a
2 60 *a
8 10 a a
-4 20 a a
*4 80
626
626
641
800
. 62. Daily.
*7<X
a 8<
• 46 a 1
9 04a.
10 20 a 1
*6 26 p1
I 10 pi
Loavo Lane*
Leave Kingstre*
Arrive Florence
Ia.
Leave Charleetou
Arrive Lauee
No 60.
Leave Lanes
Leave Riagstreo
Arrive Florence
Na 66. j
Leave Cbnrleetoa
Arrive Lanes
No 62.
6 64 Pi
10 06 p I
• Daily, f Daily except Sunday.
Train No. 60 connect* nt Flereaae wit)
train *u C A D R R foe Cheraw, 8. C..aa
Wadesboro, N. C.
Nee 62 aad £6 rua threogh tw r r l uwhi
via Central R Ref 8 C.
Ne. 64 leaves Cbarlcslaa Sundays cell
at 8 80 A. M., aau mas through via Cm
tral R. R. of 8 C., arrive Columbia. 8 C,
at 1 10 P. M. — • v
Nos. 78 aad 14 rua solid to Wilaingtoc
N. C., making eltee oounoetion with W. I
W. R R for all poiUa.aartk.
J. R. KENLT, J. F. Ditiub,
«upt Traas. Ooa’I Sup’
T. M. EMiasoa, Gea’l Paa*. Agt.
kluimtm muuia in iwigri iaemb
Fob. 6 1888.
GOING 80UTR
No. 28.
Leave Wiliaingtoa
Leave Marion
Arrive Flarenre
Leave Plorenee
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sum'er
Arrive Celuiobia
*8 06pm
11 28 pm
12 16 * m
2.40 am
4.25 a m
4 26 am
6. 16 a m
Ne. i*T
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
No 62
Leave Semtor
Arrive Colambia
No. 16
Leave Wilminslen,
Leave Marion
Arriv* Mereeo*
N* 69
Leave nt Flerenee
\rriv* Sumter
Ne68
Leave Sumter
’rive Colnmbin
*10.10 n m
12.41 p a
1 26am
f9 40 a a
10 46 p a
*2 40 |
6 88,
6 20 1
t6 40
• O61
•8 27
666
No 62 runs threagh toom CbnrUston
Central R R.
Leaving Lanes 8 24 A M., Manning I
A M»
Sundays No 64 leaves Charleston I
A M., Lanes 10 28 A M. Maaaiug 11 1
M, Sumter 11 46 AM, arrivea Colum
1 10P m.
No 66 ruaa throe^ toom Cbarlostou
Central R R. loaviag Laaea 7 18 P M. M
niag 7 62 P M. .
Train on C A 0 R R oonnentaat Flare
with No 69,
GOING NORTH.
Nn. 76
i-eave Columbia.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florenee
Leave Flareaea,
Leave Marion
Arrive nt Wilmlngten,
‘ N*. 67
Leave Colambia
Arrive Blunter
*10 26 p ■
11 62 pm
11 62 p m
1 20 am
4 86 * m
6 22 a a
8 86 an
*6 60*a
8 12 a ■
Ne 58
flOSOal
11 Hal
2 10 pi
Leave Bntntor
Arrive Flesaaee
Me 66
Leave Florenoe,
Leave Marian
Arrive at Wiimiegten,
Ne, 61,
Leave Colombfia
Arrive fiamter
Ne 14
Leave Floraeoe
Leave Masse*
Arriv at Wilmiegtoa
•Daily, fDally exeept Sunday.
No 58 mas tbrongb te Cherleetoa
Gee tral R R, arriving Meaning 7 20
Unea 8 02 P M. Cbarleeton 9 46 F M
No 67 NOB threagh tb Cber'eetoi
Ceetrni R R. arriving Manning 8 48
Lenen 9 88 A M, Obarieetem 11 80 A 1
No 66 ooaaeoia at Florence with (
48 22 e O
9 40 am
*6 88 p«
6 4b pa
82C
866
II 60
train far Cheraw and Wndefbere'.
14 make close ’ coined
Geo 78 and I* maae OIOS* oowww..
Wllmiogtou with W A17 B ■ for all p
Nerth. -v.im, )
JOHN F. DIYINBt G*#'?!
J. R. KRNLY. Snp't Trams.
* M. BMMBR80N, Gen. fan. hr
at
ItTMMSB
Apply to
C. MOONBY.
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