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i'*4Ai>>ew p ST'' ■ SONNET. Oh, not to ■» the r+r«r HUm Rtw. Ah. not to witch th» ta»o«Mi coot and go, Itar fat to we th« Jew^of tte alcht. To tee on* with the world ag*in*t on* n*tit ThrMfh weary jeanao)] looelr jrearef Ah.»ct And aM to m* to ksaberg. drinlD*. |k»» BMMth A ManoMr nooo'a oekatlal nt^ML lit MM beeanw th«7 kM« Um» I vovU «m 0»MAMr. AIMM OMIhroac^^XKe. CMBM baart grtnr thick with «tran*Wxl «U-la to d^t m tMMd to tOghto, mjr ntghU to <tajr*- F\ar, oh. 1 >m the woec of some (Wad iaob Deep (Vova la four miraculous. t*l cyrai -Jobs Erarat KeOsim Id He* York World BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS n. <1 CAPS. A FULL LINE OF EACH. t. . A California Tale of the Earlier Days. / . IT BRET HARTE. COPYRIGHTED (HO ILLUSTRATED New Goods, LOWEST PRICES •JT C€ ST! Groce it s A Speckry, A.T This storjr deals with a Missourian who "nilsd” westward in a “prairie schooner,’’ in the earlier dajt—accotnpaniod by bis wife, a baby girl, and his outfit—encountered In dians, priration and suffering, and during the Journey lost bis wife by ferer. He worked his way westward, and our story finds him established In Han Francisco, keeping a lodg ing house hi the hull of a deserted vessel, TIE PONTIAC, Abandoned on the shore, yean before, by her gold seeking crew, and subsequently sur rounded by drifting sand and refuse, until ws find her stem facing one of Han Fran cisco’s streets, the decks being partitioned off for the accommodation of the various room ers. The baby girl of former years—Rosey— assists in Dm management of the queer estab lishment, and two of the tenants figure con spicuously In the narrative. The owner of tbo craft, Mr. Abner Nott, Is a queer mixture of gullibility, ridiculous in nocence and persistent and ludicrous misap prehension; but be Is wiser than he looks, and takes in a Han Francisco real estate sharp, who connives to defraud him of the treasure supposed to be secreted in the hold of the “Pontiac," In a manner designed to “point a moral," as it certainly “adorns the tale.” Tbs sharper engages a young man to dis cover the treasure, but the young fellow repents, fells in love with Rosey and nobody is "left” but the would be robber. The illustrations In this story are by CeoaCN. Here are a few specimen*: Enterprise Grocery. September 13, 88 A. S WHITE. Manager. Great Rush jMcCnl'ongli, Blackwell Min I Cent. Per LESS THAN ANY OTHER House in Town. September 6, '88—9tu e TB Z USUAL FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS IS TO BK FOUND AT TV/f. O. dor’s, CORNER OF PBARLE AND GROVE STREETS. Large Qaautitiee et Goods are being received daily and the many cus tomers of this well known establishment throughout Darlington County are guaranteed that a continuance ot their patronage will mean for them “The Beet Goode for the Least Money.” September 6, 1888—ly Bring yonr Cotton Florence, S. C. -o-- i«*ai BUG DIRECT BUM FOR A LARGE ETTIROIPIEJLIiT I AM PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGHEST Market Price, • * And Can Handle the Staple in A. n y n a, n t i t y. SIDNEY JACOBI. ’ll Florenc.*, S. C., Sept. 20, 1888 C 2 ! 2 P o S : c (D I & Co. DEALERS IS WAGONS, HARNESS, Ked Jiusf Proof Seed Oals and ftye. 0 £3 SO oo r t SIS IF YOU WAVT TO GET BABGAItfS, GO Who carries a complete Line of Dry Goods, Drees Goods, No lions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, and Caps, Hardware, &c. A large s ock of Staple and Fancy Groceries always on hand. Call and inspect his Large Stock and you will go home well satisfied. Opposition we invite—Competition we defy. J*. WEINBERG. September 13, 1888. I IM I KM- \p g G. Ha Lamar, - 8. V, ••Hal, tta ogMlag chapter, of win aooa oppoor, to wHttoa la BABrK’S boat atyto. READ IT! ONE OF THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF HIS SEC ION OF DARLING-TON COUNTY, Desires to inform his many customers and the public generally that he proposes to carry this season a larger stock of GHimn immuNDmi than he has ever had before. Everything usuallj’ sold at es tablishmerits of this character are to be had at his store, and on the most favorable terms. A chojce lot of FTTRlSriXTJPlE has been added to his usual stock, and he will contiuue to con duct his Blacksmith and Woodshop, which are now so well known in that neighborhood. The Highest Market Price paid for Cotton. September 7, ’88—3m TO THE PM,10! Do not buy an Engine, Boiler, Saw mill, Corn mill, Col ion Gin, or Cotton Preni., nntii you write to me for price*. I AM GENERAL AGENT in il»i« State for the well-known fi * m ol TALBOTT# SOXS, Richmond Va., anil offer to you tbe bent mael ineiy for lbe money that is bold iu this market. Aoknts for HALL, EAGLE, ami LUMMUS GINS at popular prices. Write to me be fore you buy V. 0. BADHAM, Columbia, S. C. or Talbott ft Sons, Rieka ond, Va. May 17, »88- iVMBBS Apply to C. MOON BY. Dm 39, '87. McCiigl, Will Co.,- Have just received a large supply OF BUGGIES, of the following celebrated make : QUARTER TO WN,COURTLAND AND COLUMBUS. ALSO ust received a flue lot of Harness of the best style and quality. June 7, 1888. NOW HAVE ON HAND AS FINE A LOT OF HORSES AS IS TO BE SEEN ANYWHERE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. There has been an Enormous Reduction made in the Price* of the M % Gl * 'f' '** W BUGGIES AM WAGONS, Which they handle, and ihey only ASK that all who may rontemplate ■•king auy imrchases in tb n lin < will examine tdeir Stock before | du * >> ( ao. MNuring them that they will thereby save inonny. THE FIRM HAS RECENTLY RECEIVED 3 CAR LOADS OF 1 S XT <3- I E s And One Car Load of *# Old Hickory Wagons. Having purchased in such large loti, they are now prepa cd to sell at the Very Lowest Rates. They not only SAY this, but MEAN it I These Gentlemen are the Local Agents fo-- TI1E CELEBRATED Of Columbus, Ohio. THE WATERTOWN BUGGIES. Of Watertown, N, J. THE W ELL KNOWN Hackney Buggies, Of Wilson, N. C. In Addition to a Large and Varied Stock of beautiful H -A. HR, IsT E S S This Home is prepared to make to order at their place ol business the most Elegant Sets or parts of Sets, Uuu’i funk th« old (land on P^AHLE STREET. M«i.n« haajaal returao4 froa. lb# North, where ha wMappoioto* apeoial a goat for TUB NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’! PRIVATE STOCK PURE ftTB WHISHT, Mtaetra. ta .., kl Ha Ia nlgA urn Til Fa* RIMMID’S COM WHISHT. •t*,’*. i,. BUY Oi FOR BY SO m unu i o. limit "I D “hngtoi^ S. C,, Sep E MONEY, AND t