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“Pot on som« more dotbes, Mao dy P rhrieked tbe ebleriy aunt at the vatrlioft place; “folka’ll see yon,r abe add* (L. l.o»n*r sirock. “Annt daliaf 1 ’ n-plied Atnaiid >, j as «ae "> nr out ani' 114 • lie wav a j wj.ii all die trustful innocence of a Texas statesiimn, »bat are we b^re ■ for V—Exihnnge. Two Bottles Core Khe- tiiirtistn. Bouohtos, Abk., J'u.e j, 18S7. —I cheeifully sute tbe i< llo»iuB facia in regaid to the os** of >nur niedtcine iu my fan;i\. >iji little son, 14 years ot ate, ►oflFfieii trotu an acute attack of ri emnatism, cansed t>y undue exposuie aud clnll- iug ol tiie blood. 1 beard your ieiu- edy hubly recommended, and pur- ehaaetl one bottle of Moncrief St Bro., Frescott, Ark. In about one month, after usiuc this bottle, he became so much better tbat 1 got the second bot'le which is now be ing used, and my son is m arly wtll, and I think by r< moving imn to a cooler climate (wbicb 1 will do) and continuing its use, a pet feet core will be effected, i consider B. B. B. a most excellent blood purifier. Chas. H. Tires, R.R. agt, Broughton, Ark. A stage hero at one of tbe local theaters rather marred the effect ot bis lines the other evening when be rushed into a burning buildiug to save somebody’s life, exclaiming as be do so, “1 will perish or die.” To the chagrin of the audience he did neither. —Chicago Tribune. Guard Against the Strike, And alwaya have a bottle of Ack er’s English Remedy in the boose. You cannot tell bow soon Croup may strike your little one, or a cold or cough may fasten itself upon you. One dose is a preventive and a few doses a positive cure. All Throat and Lung troubles yield to its treatment. A sample bottle is given you free and tbe remedy guarauteed by Dr J. A. Boyd. A “grass” widow alway s know how to “hay,” whether the sun shines or not—Arcof Record. We Can And Bo Guarantee Acker’s Blood Elixir for it has been ful y demonstrated to the people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a positive core for oy phi I i tic poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions and Pimples. It purifies the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. Bold by Dr. J. A. Boyd. How tbe father of his country would stare to see the size of his family nowadays.—Philadelphia In qwrer. Happiness and Contentment Cannot go hand in hand if we look on the dark side of every little obstacle. Nothing will so darken life and make it a burden as Dys pepsia. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the worst form of Dys pepsia, Constipation and Indiges tion, and make life a happiness and pleasure. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by Dr. J. A. Boyd. The Quick and the Dead—The telegraph and the messenger boy.— Exchange. A Healthy Growth. Acker’s Blood Elixir has gained a firm bold on the American peo pie and is acknowledged to be superior to all other preparations. It is % positive core for all Blood and Skin Diseasi-s. Tbe medical fraternity indorse and prescribe it. Guaranteed and sold by Dr. J. A. Boyd. “The whisky trnat”—getting a drink put Free Press. on the slate.—Defroif A Child Killed. Another child killed by the nse of opiates given in the form of Soothing syrup. Why mothers give their children such deadly poison is surprising when they can relievo the child ot its peculiar troubles by using Acker’s Baby Soother. It contains uo Opium or Morphiue. Sold by Dr. J. A. Boyd. An old whaleman being asked if he admired tte harp, said yes, if it was a harpoon. • WELCH & EASON FAMILY GROCERS,; 185, 87 Meeting, and 117 Market Sired a, Charleston, S. C. INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW IN6 BARGhAJIISrS- Cut Leaf Sugar, 14} lb*, for t> ; Granu fated Sugar 15J Ibe for $1 ; Confectioner’* Sugar 16$ Ibe for $1 ; White Es. C. Sugar 17 Ibe for $1 ; Light Brown Sugar 19 Ibe for $1 ; Qeod Brown Sugar 20 lbs for f I ; 2-lb Tomatoei 90 cents a doxea ; 8-lb To matoes f 1.10 cents a doten ; Good Oigars $1 for a box of 60. These are but a few of the many attrac tion* we are constantly offering and faou*e- keepers will And it greatly to their adean- lo send for a copy of our Monthly Pr|«e List and consult it always. m- Bo charge tor packing or drajage. Got 6, »87-tf Salesman Wanted. Energetic men to canvass Dar lington County with a beautiful line of jewelry and watches, in a baud aome sample case; 150 to 175 per maiith iHiArmiifAprf tg)jinArmtitt hump. 91 .*■ •,lM' J I BRICK! BRICK! We cow bare on ban I an-l realy f^r rale £200.000 n BRICK, Fully eq ut to those mtde ia Columbia or elsewhere in tbe State. Our prie# it $8 a Th: usand, AT THE KILN, ahieh Usituded about half a mile we«t of the Town of Darliogton Those desiring topureha,' should give us a call, as we gu-ir<<Dt.>e tbat our brick will give perfect satisfaction A. C. SPAIN A CO. May 8. SS—tf / ICE! ICE! The only place in town where ICE is now kept on sale is. M. C. ALEXANDER'S; ChII and get » supply and ''£eep Cool l” Remember that this establish ment is closed promptly at ten o’clock on Snitday mornings, and that those who do not send before that hoar cannot be supplied. April 19, ’88. BOOTS, SHOES, Harness and Saddles Made and repaired. Hating opened a business of tbe abote nature at MeCul lough & Blackwell'* harneis establish ment immediately opposite their Htery sta ble. I respectfully ask the patronage of the public. 1 bate bad twenty year’s experi ence in the business, and not only kuow tbe wants of the people, but am prepared with the proper material to do their work at the shortest possible notice. Mcb. 16, -tf W. C. YOUNG. McCikgh, Hactadl & k, Have just received a large supply OF BUGGIES, of tbe following celebrated make : QUARTER TO WN.COURTLAND AND COLUMBUS. ALSO ,uat received a fine lot of Harness, of the (test style and quality. June 7, 1888. Notice. Having purchased the stock of gooda of our lather, Mr. S A. Woods. Sr., we will con tinue the business in all its branches, at his old stand, un der the firm name of Woods & Woods, and will endeavor to merit the liberal patronage ex tended to him by a generous public. S. A. WOODS, C. R. WOODS. Nov. 21, 1887. FLORElETe fHElRiT! A LONG FELT WANT NO W SUPPLIED. ■ ■- We have opened a large* Sale and Livery Stable in the Town of Florence. S C., where we shall keep always on band a good assortment of Mules and Horses, es pecially selected for this climate and conn • try. We will carry al»o a full line of Bug gies, Wagons, as well as buggy and wagon material, and a com- lete stock of Harness and Saddlery, la addition to this general line of goods, we Mill carry a full line of Heavy Groeerie« wnich we vill sell only at wholesale and by the package. Per sons wishing anytbiug in our line will do will, we th nk, to see our goods before buying. We sball do our best to give sat isfaction to all. Everything we sell sball be guaranteed in writing if desired, and tbe money will always be chee-fully re funded if (he goods fall short in my par ticular. We Piean business, and are re sponsible for all we sav. If fair dealing and bard work will please the public then we ask all who want goods in our line lo come and trade with us and we feel sure that (hey will be pleated, Remember tbat Florence is easy of access, and we wish all who go there to make onr place their head quarters. Our Livery shall be a special feature in tbe business, and one will always find good team* and comfortable vehicles in readiness to carry him wherever be may wish te go at most reasonable rate*. We desire also to eay that our lot is large and roomy, and we want everybody who comes to Flo-enoe to know tbat they can get lot-room and good sbelter for their teams and vehicles day or night, free of charge. Horses will be fed by the day or month at reasonable chargee. Don’t fail to come to see us and tell all your friend* to come, we will do our beet to mnke yon comfortable. COVINGTON BROS. Oct. 6, 1887. ly. n,; ■ PATENTS Obtained, and %il Patent business at tended lo Promptly and (nr Moderate Fees. Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we can obinin Patents in less lime than those rcmoie from Washington. Send Model of Dcawii.g. Wo advise all to patentability free of charge; and we make Fto Charge unless Patent ie secured. refer, here, to the Poeimasier, me Supt. of Money Orde< Dir , and to officials •f the V. 8. Pateiit Office For circular, advlee, Urms a-d nlereucee lo aeluu! eli te your own State or County, writ* to C. A. SNOW k 00., Patent Office, Washington. D. 0. *’ "■ ,f " ■ Bargains! Bargains COME RIGHT ALONG JOHN HENRY AND BUY ME A PAIR OF CLARK, PERRY rf- CO'S, guaianteetl SUOEb for sale only by Who carries a full line of Dry Goods Comprising all of tbe newest and moat fashionable. DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES, PRINTS and DOMESTIC*. OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE. Our prices are as low as the lowest; no one can sell respectable good* cheaper. Try us and you’ll be glad. A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac., ic., always in S X O C April 19, 1888. IP- E. ItTOIRIMIIEILTX I^TSTTRA-lSrOE A-TSTID Represents Ten of tbe oldest and most reliable Fire Insurance Con pa nies iu the world. Special attention given to making Tax Returns and paying Taxes fir paities living at a distance. Office up-stairs in brick bnildiog next to the Dtrlington National B an January 27, 1887 Feed Cutters ! Feed Cut ters! WE ARE AO ENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ROSS Ensilage and Fodder Cutters. HUNDREDS OF PREMIUMS, CERTIFICATES OF MERIT, MED ALS, ETC., HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE H-Oss Oxxttox-s. SUCCESSFUL ALWAYS AT COMPETING TRIALS. :o: :o: IMPORTANT. Please remember that our machines do double and treble the amount ol work, size for size, than can be done by any other cutter in the comity and that they are heavier, stronger, and more durabb*. A'so. that the smaller sizes do an amount of work equal to that of the larger sizes and more expensive cutters of other makes ; consequently. you can buy of ua a cutter wbicb requires less power to drive it, will do In tier w rk, rl not get out of order, and is sure to give satisfaction, for eonsalerabty Less Money than you can secure a machine for of other makes, with un equal capacity, while tor large sizes our machines cam ot be approve!,, d by several '.ons per hour. Every machiue sold under a warr. iity. . ,. aa A. S WHITE, Manager. June 14, 88 0 Beef, Pork, Fish. < delire to inform tbe people of Darling ton tbat l have gone into tbe butoaer business, ani will be found in the Market House at the first slatl on tbe right a* the building is rnlered, where I vill be pre pared at all limes to furnish the very best quality of meat and fish. Patronage re spectfully solicitrd; 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, ’87—tf NO MORE EYE-GLASSES NO MORE Mitchell's Eye-Salve. A Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy for SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, Producing Long-Sightedness, and Rest or ing the Sigbt of tbe Old. Cut es Trur Drops, Grsnulatioo, Stye Tu mors, Red Eyes. Matted Eye Lashes, and producing quick relief and pern anent cure. Also, equally efficacious when used in other maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever Sores, T”mors t Salt Rheum. Burns; Piles, or wherever inflammnti on exists, Mitchell's Salve may be csed to nlvanfage. / Sold by all Druggists at 26 cents. Jan 12, '88 1C. SHIS, II. II. S, OFFICE ON PUBLIC SQUARE, Darlington . II . S. c. - :o: • AM work done in the Ircst man ner. Office equipped wiih latent improvements. Jan 14,’80 1 v . ■ k 10,000 Bushels Rust Proof Oats ! I have bought a choice lot of Boat Proof Gate, and w ill receive this week 2,000 bnsliels, and niliera to follow. Farmers will save money by calling aud aecuiiug heir seed before tbe rise. C. W. HEWITT. Aug. 9,1888. Old Clothes. Dyeing, el ran lug and repairing old e'othes. af both Indies aud gtatiemen, dona la trat-nlae* style, and thorough satisfac tion gaaraatowl. “ SCOTT, Cloth** DroMor.. Poatoffieo, Darilagtoa, 0. C Manufacturers —OF — Doors, Sash, Blums, T^rOTTLDIJNTQS —AND - Building Material. ESTABLISHED 1812. CHARLESTON, S. C. November 6, 1886- ly For Sale. A \ aluab e Plat^ation of 470 acre*, sit uated within bre miles of Oailington term* reasonable. Apply lo DAROAN A DAROAN- Aug. 9, 1888. Notice. Take notice that all pers-uis indebted to tbe estate of Martha M. Q illowsy will foilhwitk make payment to the under signed and ali peteons holding cl*i<as agninsl the said estate will at one • pre. sent the same to we duly attested G H. MIMS, Adm’r. Estate of Martha. M. U.,t sway. COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS- 148 BLAND1NG STREET, COLUMBIA. S. C. fW^HOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN ALL ■ lb*departments—Primary. Acad-nie and Collegiate Musle in charge ef Prof. Platk. Foil ter* for 1888 bog in* September 18. Apply te MISS l. D. MARTIN, Ang, 28, ’88,—U. Principal. rrvr-. A Few Remnants SUMMER GOODS, JSTEW Si JJ^ORTHEASTBRH RAILROAD. Ohaelutov, 0. C., J*lj is imo 0a and after thia data tbe fellowte. •ebedule will be rum : w **0 GOING SOUTH. No. 27, Dolly. Leave Florence Leave Kingstree Arrive Lane* Leave Lane* Arrive Charleston No. 23, D-iily. Lt^re Florenoe Le ve King-tree Artive Lao<-* Leave Lane* Arrive CharleMou *1 30 am 2 80.m 260am 950am 6 00tm CHEAP/ AT Edwards & Normenl’s. *8 00*. 8 10a* 9 30»„ 9 88 a m U 30*. No 61. Leave Florence Leave Kingstree Arrive Lauee Leave Lanes Arrive Ckarievtun Ne 53. Leave Lane* Arrive* Charleston t'l 25 p tn 7 42 p m 8 Ot p u *8 05 p u, 9 50 p ai *7 45 9 10 Train on C A D R R connect* *t Fior, enee wjtb No 61 Train. GOING NORTH. No, 70, Doily. Auguat 9, 1888. THE People of Darlington etncL THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are mqwctlully invited t<* call and inspect my stock of goods before co eluding their purchases. I have la d in the lurgast and most carefully selected stock I have eve. carried, having bought tn large qaauliiies, thereby tiecnriiis the lowest possible prices, I piopoac togne this advantage to all who fi»Vor me with then patronage. 1 desire to call special attenMon to my tit tils’ Fntui.-hiug Department Hats My liriM of Dress (bus's Notions, St.ipfi- Dn Goods, Hoots »nd Shoes Harness, Trunks aD<l \ r .i : Ms, Harms-, (’rockery, Tin ami Wootl-w is larger t han u^ual. Groceries i« quantities Kohl a? Charleston pi ice*. My su ck is too numeioiis to metttiou • v. ty ihin.'. Come and ask for wli.it ton want. No pa u- v ill be spared to show g' ods. Respectfully, J. FRANK EAREY, Leave Cbarleetou *12 15 *« Arrive Lane* 9 45 * ■ 2 60*ai Leave Lanes Leave Kingstree 3 10 a w Arrive Florence No. 14. 4 20aw Leave Cnarlevton *«30p« b 25 p m 6 25 p at Arrive Lines Leave Lancs Leave Kingstree 6 41pm Arrive Florence S OO.p m No. 52. Daily. Leave Charleston *7 00 * m Airive Lanes No 60. b 3() a m Leave Lane* 6 30 a m Leave Kingstree 8 In a m Leave Lane* 8 10 Leave Kin.jeiree 8 35 * Da'ty. f Daily except Sunday. Train Nn. 60 eoiiuect* *t Flor*f|a*! ■* 'h train oa C & D K K for Chcraw, 8. C.. a'i l Wnderboro. N. C. No* 62 rui.e through t. Columbia a Central R K ot 8 C. N" 54 leave* Charleiion Sunday* only, u l 8 30 A. M.. anu run* through via Cod- lr al R. K. of 8 0., arrive Columbia, 8. C„ l 10 P. U. Noe. 78 and 14 run solid lo Wi!mo<<ton, ' C-, making close conned on with W. x W. R K lor all p-a; north .J H. KENLY, J F Divim* C-upt Tran*. Gen'l 8ti|i'l. T. M. EMKnsnn. O.n'l 1’os-. Agt PACKAGES. One 25c. Package makes 51 - 2S ?’ Package makes 5 gallons of a most Delicious, Sparkling, Temperance Beverage. Strengthens and Purifies the Blood. Its parity and delicacy of flavor commend it to ail. Bold everywhere. * eucacy 01 “ TOf TRY IT. If yonr Druggist or Grocer should not have it in store, ask them to get it for too. er send 25c. to the Manufacturer and you will receive it b“maU m CHARLES E. HIRES, UT 6 119 Arch Street, PHTT.AHET-Pwt^ t IILMI\fiT«> COLUBIA AM AUl'bTA KAILKUA* July 15 1888. GOING SOUTH No. 23. ! cave Wilmiunt'in * 8 05 |> » Leave Muriou II 16 p in Arnvi- Fiorenrc 12 10 » m N •). 60. • Leave Flareiice 3.20 • m Arrive Sumter 4 411 v in Leave Sum er 4 40 * tn Arrive IJelu.iibia 6. 15 a tn No. i7 Leave Wilmington •10.10 n m I Leave Martou 12.87 p m I Arrive Florence 1 2" ■ m N* 62 Leave Rti-nter f9 20 a m Arrive Columbia 10 30 p a No. 15 ' l eare Wilmin. ton, *2 40 p a L.Mt*ri»n 5 33 p in Arrive Florence ti 1U p ui No 68 Leave at Florence fO 20 p m \rrive Sumter 7 40 p a No 66 | Leave Sumter *7 47 p m rrive Columbia 9 05 p in ! N» 52 run* through from CburUston vi* 1 Central U R. LeaviiiF LtiM '8 8 22 V M. Man ting ^ \ M j No 56 - una through from Charleston via Central K U. leaving Lanes 6 35 1’ VI. Mao- ning 7 12 P M. Train on C A D R It connect* at Florence with No 68, GOING NORTH. No 61 oeavo Coin uthio. •11 26 p» Airi-e Sumter 12 62pm L'-ave Sumter 12 >2 p nt Ariivt- Flotcace 2 20 a tu No. 78. L< are Floroneo, 4 86 am Leave Marion 6 22am \rnve at Wilmington, 8 35 a m No. 67 Leave .Columbia *7 00 am Arrive Sumter 8 16 am No 69 Leave Sumter f8 25 a m Arrive Florence 9 40 a m No 66 Lea vo Florence, + 10 00* m Leave Marion 10 42 a m Arrive at Wilmington, 1 40 pm No. 63, Leave Columbia *5 83 p ® Arrive Sumter 6 46 p « No 14 isiic nisi, hiiti Ms. 1 wish In inform the c t /.< n* of Darlington ihi<t I ki*t*pcit s'uniiyoii hand I bo birgost aK-o'tnni.t of watcher, elocke, jew eliy ami g'lver ware in ih** l*«e Deo set'Mot f which I offer at price* v hit-h will tit npete with New York, or any other city. Soiitl gold geofr’ wat.-b (n.,t filled) Waltham make 132; p.'d filled, wairauted to wear lor 20 years. S20-; silver watcl c', Imntii goropen face from $10 up ; siiveriuc watches $7. All of th. m* ar ■ cf ih celebra ted Waltham make. Oth r goods tqtmlly a* low Ali iciraitingof fine watches (Ion.- | iTsoim'l v Mav 17, *88. e.fxrsrwn * *y, NOTICE. Parties using machine oi’s will find it lo their advantage to call on the undersigned who is agent for G. W. Tanuer A Co, Richmond, Va., maaotacturers ot flue illumlu- ating and lobricatiug oils. Best good* »( bottom prices. JOHN K. MclYER. Sep 22, V?. 4-M : ML -V \r atv FOR C. & D. AND C. & S. RA1LIU4ADS t’eRKiuRKT’eOrrictc ) C. k D. and C. Sl 8. RAILROADS. I Charleston, 8, C., May 1, 1887. J On and after Moy 1, the trains on these road* will run a* fol'ows (Sunday ex- oopted) every day: DOWS THAI*. Leave Wadeeboro 2.20 P Bennett* 40 ^ or * en ’» ......8.03 McFarland 40 Leave Cheraw ...4.85 ( ash * .-4.40 Society Hill 4 57 P 0 *®’* 6.20 Darlington. 5,44) Paliu.-ile 5 5ji Arrive *t Florence 10 or t&aii. Leave Ftoreuee 10.W A M I’anaetto to is Darlington , . Dove e....................... 11. o j Society Hill •••••*#••••* ■•••.,II 1 | Cub’s ***** *0*0*0 *•*•*• aoooaoo 12 t>| LeaveCberaw I.* 20 p jj McFarlan j M or von ............ | J() Bennett ;jj Uke Wndoiboro... ^..3 o© A F. BAVENEL, Prw. G UiMutcr Transportation. Leav* Florenoe 8 30 p » Leave Marion 8 66 p ■ Arrive at Wilmington 11 60 p ■ •Daily, f Dally except Sunday. No 53 rune tbroufb I* Cbarleelon, »•» Central R R, arriving Manning 7 12 " N, Lanes 7 48 P M. Cbarleetou 9 10 P 11- No 67 run* through to Char'eston via Central R R, arriving Maiming 8 50 A M. Lanes 9 29 A M. Charleston II 30 A m. No 66 conuect* at Florvnce with C ■ » train for Cheraw aud Wadesboro’. Noe 78 nn<t 14 make close connection * Wilmiogtou with W & W R R for all P»•■' , North. JOHN F. DIVINE. Gen'l S*pi J. R. KENLY. Sup’t Tran*. T M. EMMERSON. Gen. Pa*. Agt- IFOPt S-A.3-.E- Apply to c. MOONEY. Doc 39, ’87. Hors© Shoeing. H L GARLAND, of Lydia, who** rep' utatim n» « e oer of bora** •* througliout the county, deelre* •• 9 ,T ^ new that be will be iu Darlington on day aud Tuesday of every week, *» be found at tb* blaokamith shop of Mr. W. D. LBWW, whore ho will attend promptly •“ faotoilly to all work ostrMted *•