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. •• -T^s. -: •*&:■. •. - t- *}*&>?■■ m fool bill Saitb—What wsa yoar iMt quart it, neighbor T Brown—Oo<* dollar. Smith—Oootl Heav«»j« J M« w ilid yoo get olT «o ea«> 1 Brown—E**j' wli^u yuo know how. I pnta copy of Amelie Hives” “Quick and the «K»»' ” and a vu?- mneofElh Wheeler Wilcox’* |*o- enu in my fnrnace. Noilii'ig ebe. House kept at sun oi< r terD|M>niture all thi time. - Pitt*Lurg bulletin. Two Roftles Cure KheumnMfln. Bouohton, Ark.. June 5, 1837. -—1 cheerfully stale the lolloaing facta in regard to the uao of voor medicine ill my family. My littl^ mo, 14 year* o! age, suffered from an acute attack of rl eunia»iatn, caused by undue exi»oaum.ii^ ehil^- rng ol theiifoot!. I neard your tern edy highly recommended, and pur chased one bottle of Moncrief & Bed., Frescott, Ark. In about one month, after using this bottte be became so much better that I got the second bottle which is now be log used, and Sty ion is nearly well, and I think by removing him to a cooler climate (which 1 will do) and continuing its nse, a perfect cure will bWfkdrtl.* 1 oninider B*£f B. am oat esceUeut Uood ipurifter. Chas. H. Titus, R. B. agt, Broughton, Ark. MQood-by, wifey; if I sm detain ed by business and not able to come borne to dinner HI send you a tele- gram.”’ Wife (frigidly)—You need’t take that trouble. Here it is. 1 took it out of yonr pocket awhile ago.— Text Sifting* Id (’Button to Mother*. Every ^ mother is cautioned against giving her child laudanum or paregoric; it creates an onnatur nl craving for stimulants which kilto, the mind or the child. Ack- eA Baby Soother is specially pre pared to benefit children and cure their pains. It is hartnlese and contains no Opinm or Morphine. Sold by Dr. J. A. Boyd. the BUCK! BUCK! W« ao» haT« on baa I amt rra ly for aala £300.000 chop ‘ , • j folly eq tat '<* Iboae naa-fe in Cotujibio or clarwbtra »u tbe S'ote. Oar price ia $8 a Th :usand, • i TUtTUlil, obieb isfilirt.e i ab iut ImO a mil" we«l of ibe.To<*n of l/arlin-ion Tho-« Jeairiog ro putebai- shoald girt os a call, as we gu^r*at • that our brick will five perfect «&’>sfactioo A C. SPAIN A CO. May 3. ’88-tf IC^ r ICE! o Tbe only place in town where LCB U now kepi on sale is. 1C. ALEXANDER’S; Can and get a supply and “Keep Cool l” Reaemtxr that this establish ment is closed promptly at ten o’clock on Sunday morning*, and that those who do not send before that hour cannot be supplied. Apiil 19, ’88. BOOTS, SHOES, Harness and Saddles Made and repaired. Hating opened a business of tbe above nature at MeCnl lough A Blackwell’s bsrness esiablisb- sneol immediately opposite their livery Ha ble.T respectfully ask the patronage of the publie. I bare had twsaty year’s expert, eooe in the business, and not only know tbe wants of the people, but tm prepared with tbe proper material to do their work St the shortest possible notice. Mcb. 15,-tf W. C. YOUNG. Pimple*, on the Face Denote an impure state of Mood and are looked upou many with snspieion. Acker’s Blood 1 * Elixir will remove all impurities and leave the complexion smooth and clear. There is nothing that will so thorougly build up tbe coo atitutiOD, purify and strengthen the whole system. Sold and guaran teed by Dr. John A. Boyd. Mrs. Lenox Hill, Jr., fgetting ready to leave town)—Lennox, where shall I bide these silver spoons, in case thrieves break in f Do you think between the mattres- an would bn a good place f Mr. Lenog Hill, Jr„ (who knows what he is talking about)—Non aetfMt Pat them hr one of your dross pockets in the oloeet, and if a burglar Aada that be deserve* the spoons.—Pack. Migh, SluM & Co. Have just received X *11 WX 9L •J arge supply People Everywhere Confirm one atatement when we say that Anker's English Remedy is in every wey superior to any and all other preparations for the Throat and Lungs. In Whooping Cougb aad Croup it is magic and relieves at once. We offer yon a sample bottle free. Remember, this Reme dy is Mid on a positive guarantee, by Dr. J. A. Boyd. Early caller .“Peter, is your mas ter down jet T” “No, sab, he ain’t down.” <4 Came home in his usual condi tion, I suppose P’ “Yassab, bat, when he tuk off hi# k shoes lass night he leaned np agin de curt’n whaj de dll’ used to be, an’ he done feel bad dis -X*. * tnawum. Are You Skeptical Y If so^ we will convince you that Acker’s English Remedy for the longs is superior to all other pre parations. and is a postive care for all Throat and Lang troubles, Croap, Whooping Cougb and Colds. We guarantee tbe preparation and win mjT ijtf ▲t I give yoa a s i tuple bottle free. Dr. John A. Boyd’s Drug Store. O'Toole—Cleary, have vex heerd air a woord frimDucey since be wint to Cbicagy f Cleary—Faith I bev, an' ther divil each a sthrain me nurves bev had as when bis letther reached fle. ■ ' jxrt , v Lt O’Toole—Phwat did be say i Cleary—He’s bin de d this 12 month oemin’ July, an’ divil tbe •owl woe wid him that knew him at all at all.—Judge. Is Life Worth Living f Not if yon go through the world dyapeptic. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tab lets are a positive cure for the worst forms ot Dyspepsia, Indiges tion, Flatalency and Constipation. Gaaranteed and Mid by Dr. J. A. Boyd. of tbe following celebrated make: QUARTER TO WN,COURTLAND , , AND COLUMBUS. ALSO jnst received a fine lot of Harness, of the best style and quality. Jane 7, 1888. Notice. Having purchase^ the stock of goods of oar lather, Mr. S A. Woods. Sr., we will con tinue the business in all its branches, at iiis old stand, un der the firm name of Woods & Woods, and will endeavor to mferit the liberal patronage ex tended to him by a generous public. S. A. WOODS, C. R. WOODS. Nov. 21, 1887. FlMtE TO THE FRONT! A LONG FELT WANT NO W SUPPLIED. Bargains! Bargains COME RIGHT ALONG JOHN HENRY AND BUY ME A PAIR OF CLARK, PERRY A COR. guaranteed SHOES for snip only by Who canies a full line of Dry Goods Comprising all of tbe newest anti most fashionable. DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES, PRINTS and DOMESTICS. OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT 18 COMPLETE. Oar prices are as low as tbe lowest; no one can sell respectable goods chea|>er. Try ns and you’ll be glad. A FULL LINE OP GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 4c.”, 4c., always in STOCK. April 19,1888. F. E- ISTOR^IEISTT, A.TSTID Represents Ten of tbe oldest and most reliable Fire Insurance Con pa nies in tbe world. Special attentiou given to making Tax Returns and paying Taxes fir parties living at a distance. Office up-stairs in brick building next to tbe D.irliugton National B an Jannarv 27,1887 A Few Remnants SUMMER GOODS, 3STEW SOHEDTxJg OBTHEASrEEN RAILROAD. N‘ John K. Mclver, DEALER IN HOUSE EUENTSHIHO- 0-00 JDS, Hardware, Wooden and Willow-ware, G lass-ware, Crockery and tin-ware Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Matting, Carpeting, Pictures, Mouldings, 4o, Ac. -A. EI2STE OE ■ Staple and Fancy C3-E.OOEE.XES HAS BEEN ADDED. m~ The Patronage of the Public is Solicited. "W Feed Cutters I Feed Cut ters! * N WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ROSS Ensilage and Fodder Cutters. HUNDREDS OF PREMIUMS, CERTIFICATES OF MERIT, MED ALS, ETC., HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE Oiatteirs. SUCCESSFUL ALWAYS AT COMPETING TRIALS. CHEAP/ AT Edwards & Norment’s. August 9, 1888. THE People of Darlington and THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are re»|»ecttully iuvited to cail and inspect my stock of goods before co eluding their purchase*. 1 have laid iu llielargaat and most carefully selected stock I have eve. carried, having InNight m large quantities, thereby seen ring the lowest possible prices, 1 propose tognc this advantage to all who faVor me with their patronage. 1 desire to call special attention to my G« its’ Fn inching Depart men Having boilt and nicely ti'led up a l u ge ro» n lor the pm pose ol showing to advantage the large stock uf Boys’, You js’. and Men's Clothing and Hats My line of Dress Goods. Noiions, St.tpl<- Dry Good*, Bo>»*s anti flities Harnees, Tim-ks an I Valixs, UariKSs, Crockery, Ttu and Wood-ware is larger than u-mal. , Grotxriesjn quantities sold at Charleston prices. : My sN-vck is too nnmeriius to mention evi ty thin/. Come and ask foi what you want. No | tains wilt be spared lo sltow gootls. Resitect fully, J. FRANK. EARLY, WELCH & EASON JAIILY GKOCEBS,: 186, W afe«tiog, aad 117 Marktt Streets, Chmrleston, S. C. invit* attention to the follow mo »r, 14} lb*, for f 1; Granu „ 16} Ibe for fl ; Confectioner’s Sagar 16} Iba for $1: White Ex.'G. Sugar If Ibe far $1 ; Light Brown Sugar 19 Ibe for tl; Goad Brown Sagar 20 Iba for $1 < t-tb Tamatoaa 00 eon Is a dotaa ; 8-lb To- •at oea fl.10 aaata a del an j Good Olgara fl for a box of 60. Thaaa aro bat a few of dha naajr altrac- *>••• we art constantly offering and hodee- hoepm wig lad it greatly to thoir adraa- “■gatoaMd for soapy of our Moalhly Frjee Ltot aad eoaault it alwayra. BSb. Ho obarga far packing or 0ot«.*S7-U Wo have opened a large* Sale ami Livery Stable in the Town of Florence. S C., where we shall keep always on baud a good aasorlaieit of Motet and Hornes, es pecially selected for this climate and couo • try. We will earry alto a futt line of Bug gies, Wagons; as well as buggy and wagon atcrial, and a complete stock of Harness aud Saddlery^ In additiou to this general line of goods, we Will tarry a full Hoe of Heavy Groceries wnich we will sel I only at wholesale and by the package. Per sona wishing anything in our line will do will, we think, to see our goods before buying. We eball do our best lo give sat isfaction to all. Everything we sell shall be guaranteed iu writing if deeired. and the money will always be chee-fully re funded if the goods fall short in any psr- tlcuiar. We mean Duginesa, aud are re- sponefnle forall dt my. If fair dealing and hard work will please tbe public then we ask all who want goods ia our line to come and trade with us and we feel sure that they will be pleased, Remember that Florcooe if eaey of aoooee, and wo wish all who go tbero to make our piano their bead- quarters. Our Livery shall be a special feature in the business, and one will always find good loams and comfortable vehicle* in readiness to carry him wherever he may wish to go at most reasonable rales We desire also to say that our lot it large and roomy, and wo want everybody who comes to Florence to know that they can get lot-room and good ehelter for their teame and vehicle* day or night, free of charge. IJomes will Aw ffd by the day or month at reasonable charges. Don’t fall to eome to see ue and tell all your friends to eome. we will do our beet to make yoa comfortable. COVINGTON BROS. Oct. 6, 1887. « ly. PATENTS Obtained, and all Patent business at tended to Promptly and for Moderate Fee*. Our office is typoalte tbe U. 8. Patent Offiee, and we eaa eblaia Patentt ia leee time Ibas those remote from Washington. Sand Model of Drawing. Wo advise all •o patentability free of charge ; aud wo make No Charge nnlesa Patent is secured. We refer, here, to the Posuuaster, the gupt. of Moato Order Div , and to offiutale oflhefO. 8. ‘Patent Office For circular, advice, term* aud references to ectual cli- anta ia your own State or County, write to .iife . C. A. SNOW AGO., Patont Office, Washington. D. 0. IMPORTANT. Pleas* remember that our machines do doable and treble the amount ol work, sixe (or size, than can be done bj any other cutter in tl e c.>u:'I,y and that they are heavier, stronger, and more durable. A an, that the smaller sizes do an amount of work equal to that of the larger wzea piul more expeusive cutters of ot her makes ; consequently, you can buy of un a cotter which requires less power to drive if, will do h< t'er w rk, »il not get oat of order, and is sure to give satisfaction, for cons.tletab'y Less Money thau you can secure a machine for of other makes, with an equal capacity, while tor large sizes our machines cam ot be approach) d by several tons per hour. Every machine sold iimler a warranty. * A. S WHITE, Manager. Jane 14, 88 • Beef, Pork, Fish. 1 desire to inform the people of Darling ton that I have gone into tlie buieovr business, an 1 will be fumid in tbe vl-irkel House at the first suit on ike right as the building is entered, where I cill be pre pared at all limrs to furnliili the very best quality of meat mi l fish Piitrosage re spectfully solicited; satisfaction guaran teed. Goods delivered by me. ROBT NIXON. For Sale. Fifty (50) acres of land, two and a half miles from the town of Tim- monsville, formerly the property of M. B. Timmons. For terms apply to J. F. EARLY. Dec. 22, W—II NO MORE EYE-GLASSES N<r MORE < s| < K WEAK EYES Opposite Pats Nov II, ’86 Mitchell's Eye-Salve. A Corisin, Sato and Effective Remedy for SORE WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, Prodneiag Loag-Sigbtodnes*, and Roster ing tbe Sight of the Old. Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stjre Tu mors, Red Eye*. Matted Eye Laxbes, and producing quick rolfei and permanent nnre. Also, equally efficacious when used ia other soaimdie*, *ucb at Ulcer*, Fever Sore*, T> a»or», Salt Rheum. Burns; Piles, or wherever iaflammotion exists, Mitoholl's Sabre may bo used In advantage. Sold by all Druggists at 26 coats. ^fJsn 12, D.DJ. PACKAGES. 4 i/i t/i OI FICEON PUBLIC SQUARE, DarlisiRloii . H , N.4.'. All work done in Use Itcat man ner. Office rquippMl with latent improvements. Jitti 14, ’8to 1 y. tee Me. Package makes 8 gallons of a most Delicious, Spark Beverage. Strengthens end Purifies the Blood. Its parity and commend it to all. Sold everywhere. TRY XT. !f rowr Druggist os Grocer should not have it in store, aak them to get it fbr von. *r send 25c. to the Manufacturer and yon will raoeive it by m*n ** ^ CHARLES E. HIRES, in * 119 Arab •tswet, •srrr.awgrmirr a Manufacturers —OF— Doors, Sash, Blums, MOUL3DIITOS -AND- Building Material, ESTABLISHED 1842. CHARLESTON, B. C. November 6, 1886—ly For Sale. A Valuable Plaatotien af 470 asrea, ait anted within Ive mi lee of Darlington terms rsasonable. Apply to DAROAN* Aug. 9, 1888. OABOAN iuac wmn, Hi® Mn. I wish to itilorin t'e c ( /.••n- of Darlington Hint 1 kwpco s'.jiitlyHii baud the largaRt **-oi!i»«»iii of watches, docks, jewe'-iy and silver ware in the Pee live M-,: : t,n', wldcli I offer at prio-s w Mcb w ill co ii|x ir with New York, or any cthci t itv. Solid gold genth’ wateii (m t fille*!) Waltham make 832; gold filled, warranted to wear lor 20 Mars, 920; silver watches, liiiiu ingot o|»eii face from 110 ap; silv>rine watches 87. All of these are of th- celebra ted Waltham make. Otio r goods equally as low. All repairing of flue watches done ix-rsonailv. May 17, ’88. NOTICE. Parties using machine oils will find it lo their advantage to call on tbe undersigned who is agent for O. W. Tanner 4 Go, Richmond, Va., manatacturers ot fine illumia- atiag and labricating oils. Beat goods at bottom prices. JOHN K. McIVER Sep 22, ’87. Aiit FUR C. 4 D. AND C. A V. RAILROAD* Pst*ipsKv'NOrrics , C. & D. asd C. A 8. RAI L.IIOA L»S. | C harleston, 8. 0., May 1, I8«7. ) On and sflsr May 1, the trsiiw on three rosdi, will run as follows ;Suu<Uy ex- otpud) every day: DOWX TtAlX. Leave Wadesbora. 2,20 p Bennetts a 40 i c Far land......... ,,..8-40 l.e»ve Chersw ; 4 *5 Cash s •........•••rt.?4.40 Society Hill 4 57 U"**’* C.20 Darlington 5,40 Palmetto ft 63 Arriv# at Florence..... 6 10 OF TKAU. Leave Florence lo.m A V Palmetto lo 48 Darlington —..,i* o-. Dove s..,..,^.11 IM Society Hill ••••••ceawaa •«•«.(* i l Cash s ....•......•••.......,,«I ‘J 01 eaveChersw 1 j JO p McFarlan .1 no Morvsn • 1 jo S...... 1 82 Laks Wadssboro.. M ..^..^,.2 00 A F. BAVENEL, Pros. G H,Master Transportation. Ohaxisstox, 8. C., July laaa On and after this date the ‘ schedule will b« run : GOING SOUTH. No. 27, Daily. Lea vs Florenos Leave Kiagstrea Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Arrive Charleston No. 28, Daily. Leave Florence Le ve King-treo Arrive Lanes Leave Lane* Arrive Charleston No at. *1 30% u 2 Wan 2 60s* >60.n 6 00s* *8 0°** 9 lo** »W.* >»8.* 1130»* Leave Florence Leave Kmg.ire* Arriv:- Lines LraTf Lane* Aruve Ckurlevlon N u 58. Ai |, * 7 42 p * 8 (lo p * *8 OS p q, y M p T, Leave L-urs *7 t.j Arrives Chariestnn >j ^ Tram on C & D R R coonects at ctise with No 61 Train GOING NORTH, No, 78, Daily. Leave Charleston Arrive Lane* Leave Lane* Leave Kingstree Arrive Floreose No. 14, Leave Coarlcslou Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Leave Kingrtree Arrive Florence *'215*, 2 45 a * 2 50. a •i 10 ■ a 4 ■.'«,* •IWp* ft 25 p * 6 2-» p a " D |. a 8 fio.p a No. 62. Daily. Leave Charleston Arrive Lanes No 60. Leave Lanes Leave Kingvtree Leave Lan-s Leave Kin^stree * Daily. •(■ Daily except Sunday. Train No. 60 coune «i F>o<-«fioe v. k train on C A D K U lor Cbeiaw. S. C.,.a4 W ad sboro. N. Nos 52 runs via Central R K oi S C. No. 51 leaves Charleston S-mday* oalv, at 8 30 A. II., ana runs through via )>» <rai K. R. of S C , arrive Colu>ahU, 3 0* at 1 10 P. M. Nos. 78 and 14 run solid to Wiirai" ;'4 , C.. mskin/close coutistt.uit witn '■V.t w. R R (or all p'it:.isnorth. J K. KENLY. J F Divins Supt Tran*. Ueii’l Sup'i, T. M. Enksmos. Gen’I Pa*«. Apt *7 (Kia a 8 -TJ » x 6 30* , 8 If)« a 811) 83* through t. tlolu nbii IILIIMiTO.l fOLlIBM AM AlCl*TA laili; July 15 1888. going .svtura No. 23. Leave VVilmiugtoa Leave Marion An ive Florence Leave Fh'renco Arrive Sumter l.••aJr•: Sum er Vrrir-- tl» tuwhva Leavt Wilmington Leave MarDia \rrrvei FioeenOi' Leave Snn'er Itnve t.'iilju^oiA No. o'J. No i7 N 52 *8 05 .a H Hi p a 12 HI a a 8.30 a a 4 td » a 4 40 • ■ 6. l i * « *10.1(1 - a 12.37 ps 1 £14 ut fft It a • l'l 3' p S No r» Leave Witmiu, 'on, leaeo Marina t reive Florauc-) Li we at Fte.reiiee .nive Srirater No 58 •p) 20 { 1* 7 40 p a No .’•6 Leave Sumter *7 47 p a rrive Columbia 99ipn No 52 1 tin* through from Chari **"* *!• Central U U Leaving Lano* 8 21’. VI. Mao * > : > \ M Nu 66 tins (’ r«>iixh from t'baffieetoa 't» •’en'ral II R l-.iv n^ Lanes 6 35 l’ ’•!. 'If*' ai»< 7 12 P VI. Trait! o » C i D it P «..uneot**' Fifth 1 * wi'n No 6^. going north. ueave Coltimbta. Vrri-c Sumter L-avr Sumter 'nive Floouoe No 61 No. 78. Leave Florence, Leave Marion Vrrtve at Wilmington, No. 57 Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter No 59 Leave Sumter Arrive Florence No 66 I.b.iVc Florence, Leave Morion Vrrivv it Wilmington, No. 53, Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter No 14 Leaje Florence Leave Marion Arrive at Wilmington *11 25p* 12 52ps 12 52 ).« 2 20 » * i 4 35 is 6 22.S 8 35s* ♦7 00 »n j 8 15*' fs 25 * s 9 10 * ■ fit) 00*i 10 42** 1 40 p » *5 33 p' U46pi 8 20; 855p* 11 Vdt 1 * Vt* ; *''aily. f Daily except Sunday- No 58 ran* throuub'0 Alharlesios, • Central R R, arriving Manning 1'-' '' Lane* 7 43 P M. Charleston 'J 10 1 » No 57 runs through to C'ar «rt«* Central K R..arriving Mannins » w » - Lanes 9 29 A M, Charleston II 30 A «. No 66 connects at Florence •»'* ^ * train for Cberaw and Wadesbora . , Nrs78 aud 14 make close e" n,l< ;f'“* lU , Wilmingiou with W A W HR <<*' ““ North. JOHN F. DIVINE. G*** " J. R KENLY. 8up’l Tran*. T M. EMMER80N. Gen. P«* FOR SA-X/B- Apply to C. MOON BY. Dec 39, W. Horse Shoeing* HHj U'alK.tl f, OAlluVND. of Lydia. wh*»*JJJ a* a * oer of hW^» •*,, ihruugftout the eounty, dssir** 0 • yj lice that he will be iu Darlil^f , ■* ,, day and Tnea.lay of every * K - found at tbs blacksmith sh®P Mr. W. D. LEWIS, where he will attend promptly faetoiily to aU work entrusted to April 6, '88. J® '•/ ■VffLwr*. *WiUL.>. illTi ' *’