The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 29, 1888, Image 2
AN INDIAN LOVE SONG.
’ hoida the beer rorwkee.
ser evlnie Ike sMolne Wtee.
Vp fowii1d( fella the aalmoe Venpe.
the vM sheep halte am <Uuqr aeerpi,
TbeswamT urn northwenl fljtnc
With lauffbiufc '•ok* the risers run.
tW faOWs OealtlnK In the sun;
N li the moon ct spsoutin? grams.
A lb~rr—»erm eireet breeve pass.
Through lofty pine tope sighing
With bounding steps the eutclope
aprin«s HfftMly down the mountain slope;
To Terdant plains tbs bison blew.
The eagle mounts the ruon.iog skies.
And sll the birds are mating
With life and Joy all thing: are bright.
Come forth, my tore I my awl's delight.
Thy wigwam's folds throw •.vide spam,
tor thee, oh depr and tender heart.
Thy laser true la watting
—E. M. Allen in American Magsrlne.
tii'hing
j country
ir with eros^iic*.
Ibrongti wliicb tie road
w 11 panit m Icve , anil IIm* coitt of
grtditti: will be v<ry Mnall Mr.
8iith otiuidt m ibnf tbt* coitt id
gliding Still C'Oa'tlea will lot ci-
c> i d t.OOO a mile. Ilia | l.*n is to
niMkc xii •irraugcinciu lor tin ren
tdlol lroll to Idy (lie ?r*t*k. ns whs
The f rerv clear to iry mind tbal the Be-1
road : iml‘1 uvna wi I not revise tbe tariff!
done in thr caw ill tlii j BisboiiriHc | Dum !>.< •gb*'ttr t <le ermt law>
10,000
i, ..»pi.' ... n* . mi , hF I Ra8t Proof 0»ts !
Democrats will »ben take b Id of it | 1 booght a cb dee lot of
an«t «!.• (lie w«.tk pro|M i!\. n * | Rust Pnof On|s, a:id will newive
Kng* ne K' I \ !li»- b’n.ser be -*0W) Imshcts,an I others
li vistio t Inriff M lore- is s’|iie» | to bd'ow. Farm, is will aav» money
pii'K n etshiiv, Hids it-o Col W by ealliug at.tl-eem ng -b.ir wed
L. i:o.t u. . f rbe ftai/y \eic*, and i ^ orv t,,e "
y< r. Ai.d m) «'.• iiit*v nd
Flehf Ifotes from Florence District.
(Re*. W. C. Power, lit 8 C. A lv.->e tie.)
Ms. Editoii: Smct* 1 receiv.il
your req'ieat 1 b ive endeavorei' hi
keep you and ttie readers of tbe
Advocate iulonued of tbe general
condiii in of tbe woik in ibis l)is
trier.
lire “letariih*’ ore not all in, te -
1 tbink I can apprcxiiuaie results
In tbe main.
We have bad ; bout eight hun
dred accession* uu-l about twelve
baudred conversious during the
present year. The spirituul coudi-
tiro of moat of tbe charges
has been gieatly improved, and the
C-urcb geueially ihrougliout tbe
District is on a higher pl.uio i>f re»
ligious ex|s'ii'uce und aggressive
ness. The ie?ulls ol Urol her
Leitcli’a labors in Florence. Dar
lington and v bciaw are aid clear
ly vtsilile; while the s ed sown b\
tbe Paatora of tbeae and tbe o’her
charges of tbe District Ims all nioi.g
during the year iieen springing up
and producing (ruit, “some thirty,
some sixty at.d soma a hundred
fold.”
There has beeu ai.iiked impiovu
meat iu the material iuteieats of
the Ohurcb in tbe District during
the year. Three cbmehes have
been built and dedicated since Jan
uary last; two others have been
finished and four tepaired. There
are two iu proces-i of en cltou, and
two will be remodellrd soon.
There have lieeu two parsonages
bnilt—one at D.uliugtou and one
at Kiugstree—this year. They are
occupi d by the respective P.isroiH
of these charges, and aie models ol
comfort and conveui u«e.
Society Hill Circuit has pit cb.»s
ed nhonse with ample ground, tor
tbe pr- acber ol that charge, which,
when finished, will be a delightful
country borne.
The people of Timm tusvil'e Cir
cuit relaruishfd their parsonage
last year, and this year it lias uu
dergone ncrdei- tepur-, so tbal
each of tbe twelve Ciictiiis on tbe
Dlatriut ha < a go d parsonage prop
erty, and likewise each of the live
stations, except Chi raw, an-' they,
having disposed of th'-ir parson igo,
are prepared to buy oi build, when
a house is needed by their preacn
or.
The asseMni 'Uts for Pastoi s’ sal
aries have beeu increased this year
from 7 to 15 per cent, on i levcn oi
tbe charges. On four they are thu
same as last year, w hile on oue
tb*re bits been u nominal ieduction.
Tbe District has raised during
the year for bniliinp, teiiairs an I
furniture not far short«1 five tbou
sand dollars, auit 1 think th * otd*
lections for salaries ami tor Co <-
ference and counectiou.il purposes
will show but little, if suy, falling
off on this account.
Tbe claims of our missionary and
church extension enterpria s, and
of tbe cause ot Christ’an < duc.itio >,
have beeu empbisixed and press'd
upou the consideration of our peo
ple, while tbe other collect ions or
tb-red by the Confeienvc have not
been oveilooked. And it is hoped
and believed that there has beeu a
general toning up of ili i thought
aud pur|KMes of tbe cbuicbes wttli
refeieuce to tbeae vital ii teieatHOf
Methodism and of ( bristianuy.
There is much, very much, siill to
be doue before this youngest but
one ol tbe ten Disuicta will have
attained to the iiieaauteof i a eapa
hilitiea, yet there lias been etteour
aging growth, and 1 am incr<‘.ising-
ly bopeiu 1 ot it^ future.
A New Route to the West.
(Prom The New* niel Courier)
Mr. O. W. 8 ith, a public spirit* d
and wrll-to-do tanner of Uarlingb>n
County, was in the city yesterday.
He came down to ta n e part iu tiie
festivities of Gala Week and em
braced the op|»oriunity vt urging
■pon some ol bis friends m the city
tbe great impoitauee to Chailestou
of a newly projected railroal in liis
part Of the State, which will t:a
verse oue ot tbe ticbesi sec; ions ol
Month Carolina.
Mr. &i h raid that the project
•uvared the coustruclbui ol a rail
Toad of standard g.tugvfi om Stoke’a
Bridge, in Dailiugtou County, to
Lake City, on tbe line i f tbe^Norb
eastern Railroad in Williamsburg
County, and its ulMmate extension
to Monroe, N. C, w in re it would
connect with the North Oaioiiiia
Central. The first link iu the line
is tbirty-seveu miles long. It will
touch at Ta> lot’s, Sumter County,
Lamar and Cypress, iu Darlington
County, a. d at o'her impoitaut
points.
Several meetings have already
beeu held iu the interests of t je
proposed road, and al; hough no
company has been «.rg.>n fed as or
antes have been received of a will
ingness to contribute to the under
taking. Application will be in id©
to tbe Legtsiwtnre >u its cotniug si a
sion for a charter, aud a eps will be
taken without dewy lor the pro^e
cution of the woik.
At tbe last meeting ot the men
interested iu tbe movement it was
ascertained that a sufficient amount
of money conld be obtained for the
Of (I* road from 8tokes
, City ami for far
The Farmer and the Tariff
(Fr.nn Ii.* IMP a I lp!.:» Uefsjr.i.)
At *l.e auuil;d co ivt-titiu . of the
Nationa Grange ;h prva.drug offi
cer in Ins »|>e>cb, noting tbe high
tatisofilui* oi wiiai tie further
ha* •<> hi.y and the low rat) sou
what he has to sill, insists (bat
eilb r the d<ities on tiiauuf .ctund
artic es shou.d is* ri-tluveti or the
ii titles oil agricultural pn ducts
raise*! to a point that world insure
an *-<)U<d protection lor both. Tldi
s ii .its very we hot tue faru;er’s
b..me market has always Ihm*!: t*K)
sin ill lor him. Dunes on grain,,
cotton, provisions, butter and the J
g'Cat bulk of lain* products ate !
lihar tiling ;o r-.isc pi ice*, b>-caase ;
we do not ui'pott these things.
We have more tl.au eiarngb It tlie ;
iluty «»u wheat tli ul i be ma^le loo
per cent ot its v-itue it wouM not
I'aise toe pne- a penny. Tlie tar-
merca not be -pru.eOd ” The
world is bis matke', aud ev^r.v
oostiuctioii pi ce*l upou <;< minercu
with the woiItj is au iujuty to him.
h it ii!© Gnitger shall ba\e tub
bed thf *1 ust out ot hi' e^cih© will
strike *Ui lor himself; and iu that
da.\ we ?bt|| ste the end ol the no
tion tha tbe prosjienty of a nation
is dependent upttii the number of
uuj.r.Hluc’ivc imltisiiies wuich it
t-sxe* iiseil to susttin.
Kotd. an' 1 in th s ease lie a'lth i
pates no ii fficnlty in. ott'aitiiug all
the in'ti.ej liat may I «• lequiretl
to n->*nre tba suecess oi ib entt-r
pris*
Mi. St th H,t\s that lit * buiifliug
o! toad woo Id giv«- ('b irlesroi
a through connection with ihe
West by way of CImi ott •, N. tJ,
shorter than am oilier route amt
lltai it w< ual ©.iniMbnte tho sands
of iloll rs of new bu. mss to tb*-
tiade ol CbUil< stou.
'iimiiionsville; Cimrit
{Re». J. K. heard, in S. C. Advoe*'*.)
'I be year’s work is do iug up
well. We ft iiud ii e Cucnit in good
forking conditio;*, ad uder these
favor u cnndi'i >im niech wn»rk h is
be. n t Cfo up isiu-ii d «i jug ,'h u-nr.
8|.niiiia ty ilu-Cnen.t lias undxib
e-llj advanced. M .m in ib * cliuicli
hitherto uncoil veil id, have been
sa isfaeto:ilv b ougni to a know!
edge of J. sus as be S «vi*»r ; o: hcis,
backslhbi* n, have Iieen r) Claime*l,
and s:ill others isised to a higher
life 8'.n.e * nlu.'b o iiieiniN*rs have
b*eu add d to th© c urch. In
vbu ch miproven.eiit ur nn'e one
new ui d beatiUlul church building
— Flue Grovi—h is i.©en erected.
This btii diug is Veiy uict-ly Hnish-
ed s ii bin, aud some fund at © no*r
on band to p .iut it cti the outsnle.
SN e lope, rbuU*! lire C«<ltlerence
send Us t lick to gel enough to do
the woik early iu the year. The
chinch at rimuioiisvill,, has b*eu
p.iinted withiu and without, abo
r* e.itpe ed. At Gartersvilio a uew
eburcto is under wav. A Metho
dist ( liuieli is needed here, aud it
the iioditl ot Church Extension will
aid us. tbe |ieop e will tai-e the
Irnlamv required, aud during '»ii.*
coming year will complete tbe
buiiding. Besides these improve
meiits in church building t- *• p ir
smiage has been somewhat im
pio\e*l by new roof and other re
pairs. Al the cost of eighteen «loI
lars a gooil pump has lieeu put in a
convenient place iu tbe yard. 'Ibe
supply ot water is not only large,
but, in the opinion ol many ot the
ctiiz.'iiH, tli best water in town.
Faint iind whit wash inside the
par.-ciiage and on the premises
make up a‘l tbe improvements ct
•his pei.it. Financially the Circui'
is up to any previous y ea.. Not
withstanding the expenditure of
over three hundred dollars on re
paiis aud improvements, the Ctr
cuit w ill pay surplus on all claims
as well as on salary. The writ, r
the Faster—has been the recipient
of very many appieciated and val
liable tokens of thought and affec
tixi from the g ,od people *.f thi"
Circuit. Ue lovi-a tbetn and uonld
be rejoice*! to I.iIku for them an
other year Perhaps I ought to add
that very much ol ihe woik done
in the building and im| rovt-ui ut
ol the chuicbes aiid pais..ii ig© w i.
<Lme by the good men ot the Ui*
cuit, who labor* *1 with th* i: h uds
us we’l a v g ive 'heir money.
A Brilliftiit Wedding
[Cberaw U*porl*r ]
List Thursday evening at 7.30
'’e’oek at the Pio*b» tvrta.'i Cb.irch
in this :o*n, Miss Mary Fiiner,
daught* r of Gen. W. L. T Frtnce,
w s married to Mr. W. F. 8i* ven
sou, of Cbe-teifield.
The church was beauiifuily d '-
enrated with chry: autheiiium.s.. i d
potted plants and ulad.b r trrnin d
with chrysanthemums and an arch
with a marriage hell suspended
weie the attractive fea urcs of th©
devoratioiis.
There Were live btide-oitaida and
five groomsmi U and two u beis as
loliows:
Groomsmen—M ssrs G oige C.
Gimdiuau, M»iort svid-*, N.r.; K. It.
8t< veus*.n, 8'rt.esville, N. C.; L. M.
IdiK-, Laurini'urg, N. C.; l)i A. M.
!{• <l *ni, Ch sleifield, S. 0.; U. T.
Cifsto , Che;a*, S C.
B iilesmaids—Mn-S S Mary Math
esoti Annie Evans, L ina, Louie
and Canie Fiiuee, all ofCbcraw.
Usheis- Messrs. Edward Mclvir
and Ii. \V. liairell, ol Cberaw.
The bit !** and th - groom during
thec reniouv, which was perform
*d by tbe Kev.T.C. Wnaling,stuo<l
under the maniage- belt and the
atteudhDis inuged t b e tu s e I v © s
around in fio.it ol the altar.
Alter the cere nonv the bridal
couple and their attendants i©pair
ed to the residence ol Gen. Prince
where r fiC.-dimeli * were partaken
of. Ttie i.exi uiorninK si 5.30 ibe
happy pair took tb - trat* to Co
limibia where they s oppi-d for the
day, going thence to Augusta to
visit the Exposition.
The Only Winning Card.
The New York Commercial Ad-
ter liter published, o.i November 16.
the views ol quite a number ol
prominent DeuiWraii -. poli':cims
in regard to the policy that tbe par
ty should pursue upon the issue of
tin iff reform.
Ex Governor Waller, of Conmc-
ticur, and present (JtiFed S'l es
cur. ul gem rat at. LoikIoii, said that
tariff reform tiad not been seriously
ntirded by Republican success.
“If R public.ius will only adhere to | presCiip’.iona and ti.eilicinea for
theSeuate bill defe.itawaitiitbem ‘ this iiinible, tint i think your B.B.
In 1892.” | B. the test remuly 1 nave bad. and
J| Boutke C.icbr.iu, of New York, ! I o!i>crfa ly r*-e«minieud your “Bo-
said : “Ttie Deuumratic party is not tauio Blood Balm” to tbe public as
Aug. 9, 1888
C. W. HEWITT.
HENRY OLIVER
ill SM55 SmiIsiI
GEO.E. TOALC, HENRY 01
Geo. E. Toale k Co.,
MAUUFAn t BKIJS
—AND—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Builders’ Hardware,
AND
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
10 and 12 Hayne Street,
CHARLESTON. - - S. C
Write for Estimates.
May 31, 1888.
GOLDEN“DROPS
is tlie naou' of tbe IhIoi brand ot fir*i
q'laiiijr OLD LYK W, isky, for w'lieb M.
* amt* haii b.'CL K| poit.ici solo local ap.'Hl.
Tl.is brand wu* br<,ugl.i out for :hv •p*<dal
jmr|io-c of rmp'iug; >b«- cc-lel,ruiiHl New
Yoik Slock Lxohangt- Wlii-k’ , for wbich
M Mui.ne u!»o has tbe *ule agtncy in Ibis
town.
BOOTS, SHOES,
Harness and Saddles
Ma I* A.i'i .epaircl llavira opened A
biininmwi cf ibe abevo naiu*-* at McCul
O'ljh A B'ackwt-II’a hvnr*« egioh'isb-
Urnl imRitdiately oppuait- thri lirerjr >la-
bl*. t rr*p*eilui v a*k IS- f aironnga ofib*
pub ic. I ba*e bad tweiilj yrar'« experi
ence i • »be bu-inre.-. au i no, only know
ihe wantf o? ib* n-oph-. but iwu prevared
tiilb ibe piopec uiateiial to do il.eir wo k
at il.e *h»rtts! p .arible
Vcb. 15. -if W. C. Ytll’NU.
HOW JS IT!
J. 15 KILLi FOR & lO. wi!! tell yon
at c:>*b |«ric--» and like on'y
$IU on Orpaiia and $‘J5 on Piano* and
ot . Cl ba HI c.-. No*cutl « I,l. with-j
• u! irterc*! ? Writ*. Drawer D.. or call '
Bint see (Ikit. in Vilen’s !JI-'Ck, Ki'.re-ce,
3 C.
Teacher*. ytiptsier!i, StbbiiSi-Sehool-t
and Churches gel sp‘.-cir.l (tilOounl*. Sheet
Music Cooks »nd Mu*iCti Mu'chandiso.
sbi| ped direct troin Pubibbers.
A snod Tuner connected with liie fir n.
luty 6, 1888.
'Ihe Cur© for ilog Coleru.
[Uicbniend Oispatuii.J
T.» oii© uiut ol keioMUe oil aud
hall pint ol spirits of turpentine
ai,d two Oil ticca of gum camphor,
fellaketblsup Uigeih'r unlil the
camphor is dissolved. Tbeu pour
ttie iinxiuio ovcrsbattenlcorn, stir
ring it up so that some-will get on
all of it; ib ii throw out lothc iiogs.
1 louiiu my nogs would etit this m
prelerence to corn without ir, and
have never had a .'ingle case since
1 commenced that remedy. 1 bad
several sick hogs witbcbol.-ra when
IcominiUced giving them he above
and a 1 hut oue recovered in less
than a week. 1 h id a very fl.to
sow sick at tb© time, and had given
her a dose by mixing or making it
into a ball of doug.i ami sbovitlg i:
down her throat; she being oo
sick to eat. Tu© next murmug 1
gave my son a ball of this dough,
a id toul him to take on,* o; the
hands, and go down wb. r,* 1 b ,d
lelt her tbe eveniu.; before, au i if
she was alive to pat it dowu her
throat. Ue soon came back and
said : “F., it you want me to catch
that old sow, 1II want mote help
tbau yoa g.»v*i me, for she’s as wild
as a Im* k.” In a few* momcinsshe
cam.* ui» in a tr*>t, and comm.-uced
lee«lliig with tb© otter b gs I
h ive great la tli in tbissimpl© rem
edy, ami ltd vise my brother tann
ers to try it. It costs hut a trittv ”
Found By Accdent
Baltimore, >'D.,.lan. 28 b.87.
1 h »ve la?'-ii a stifl" r*-r !«ir mx
years with Catarrh, U*ei r I’.e ! So;e
Tbr-Mt and Rheiitn .nsm ot tlie
Cb.st. fiom blih'd poison. About
four weeks ng > I Was passing the
Botanic Bond B.l:n stole, No. 8
North s reef, Baltimore, i Wi-ut
in »ud e >r «i It, *1 your agent ; bout
my ease H** g iV** no* on<* of your
B B B “B ».»k oi Vo’id r
wbcb 1 read. 1 call'd in a few
days aflel’W *rd And ^ot a hot tie oi
your Boianic Blood li ilm —B. B. B.
I am now on the ib id . o’ lie and
w ill s *y that I have !■ 1: a marked
iinpuive netit since tbe tbiril day
aflei co n tu ©nut a g io us© your melt-
zuii*. I now have no trouble with
my ti-ioat, ami Lave iuiptoved so
much «very way that 1 am sittsfied
that b ib»* us© «d yioir m du-itiu I
will soon be ad r glr.
I have tak* u many and some good
disorgauixed aud is veiy likely to
be in power iu 1892.
May or Hewitt said: “I feel cer
tain that such a movement cannot
die”
Col. John R. Fellows said: “It is
tbe quickest snd best blood remedy
I have found, after six long years
of search for health.
Very respectfully yours,
210“
~ Flowers.
Ctton Seed Wan ed,
Blackwell Bros. & Co. arc in the
market this siasnll and will pay the
liigbest cash price** or make lilnral
©xclanges ot princ co ten 8* < d
meal tor good bound seed.
Beef Pork* Fish.
* deiiire to inform tha people oj Dorlinp.
Ion Ihat I have gone into the bit.«d«r
haeinMe, an J will be f„nnJ in liie VI trkat
llouee at the firel stall o'i (he rigln n* the
bniHling is i ntorc I, where l s-ill be pre-
parrtl al all limes In fun ish Ihe eery best
quality of meal sn<l fish Fntronafe re-
spcclfully solicilvd; salisfaoliou ^uaiao
iced. Goods deliYrred hy on*.
ROItf NIXON.
Salesman Wanted.
Kneigctic men to canvass Dar
lington County with a beaut,ful line
of je * elry and watches, in a hand
some sain pi case; 850 to 875 ; er
mouth gnaran:e<'d to energetic m i*,
and more than that can t»e vaait*
made. S.rnrily iiquirxl. For
furihcr tmrtieulars, apply it
MASON’S JEWELRY STORE.
Aug 23. ’88—tf
G. 0.
who bus removed hi.* at' ck of
G EN ER AL M E RO HANLMSE,
to the atand opp«mit© Ins foimct
— PLACE ON —
PE ■' RLE STREET,
offers a well selected vatiety of all
trui’s of inis season.
AfpleB, Ma!s*?a. Concord, and C»:iwb*
praj c*. baCMnoas. prars, l. inaa*, ornn^e*,
cocoonul*. tig*. daU-^, and all kinds of l,t:l*.
,( lanbei rittS and ait le*d(n2 Nor(hern veg
elat.lea. Michigan ce.ltrcy receircd fresh
twice a week. My prices will e inpare fa
vorab'y with any market Norili or finnth.
I call special att-nion lo my Groo-'rjr De
partiuedi which is fuii and complete Gan
dy crackeis of all kinds, cigars, tobacco.
A,sj a full line of Ti a and Crockery war.'
at owest prices.
Not. 10, '87.
im mumi
Flsrcm hki
I ■xish to inform the eitiz( n« td
Darlington that 1 ki-vpconH'antlyoii
hand tbo laigcst as-ort ment oi
watcbei*,cb»ek», j©we iy ami silvir
war© in ib'* Pee l»i*e .**{*c.tioi', which
I offer at prices which will co up*
wiiii New Y irk. (>r any < tliri cirV.
So id gold gents’ watch (n,»t fl led)
Waltham make f32; go'd tilled,
warrauttd t*» wear lor 20 \tars,
520; silver watc! e>, huntingnropen
face Ir m 81tt tip ; rilveiice w niche
8.7. AL of th* sear© of :b*'c«lebra-
ted Waltham unike. Otic r ©ooda
vq ally a-, low. Ali leptiiingol
tin** w,itch(*s done |>oi8ni;allv
May 17,’88.
The Darlington,
Ginning,
milling,
Bticklen’s Arnica Salve.
The B-sfc Salve to the World for
Cots, Bruiaos, Sore-, UIc«*ih, Sal
Kli um, Fever Sores, Tel ter. Ch ij»-
ped H a' ds, Cbilblcns Corns, and
ali Skin Emptiona, and positively
cures Files, or no p;ty required. It
is guaraut' ed to give p-rfect satis*
faction, or money r tund-d. Fr.oo
25 cents per box. Foi Sale by
WdlOox .V Co,
Black longue.
So ne residents of the m-ighb 'i-
hooil win re *1 er thought to have
been kd ««l by the black tongue
were found some tint, si,ice. give it
as 'heir opinion t><at the deaths
W'-re caus d by their (ceding upon
frost lutien |K*a vim s. Only iu the
1 calities where ib *let r had a< c.-s?
to such p vsui age weie any found
dead, and p> st imuteins ot those
discovered revealed ihi* fact that
they bad eaten ol the f os’-bitt©
vines. If 1 bis lie tb© cause of the
deaths :t would •>** Well fur tb'* far
im ih to look to tliegraz ug ol tb-ii
stock. A hors*- or a «ow is as east,
ly killed bv such 10 d as n *l***-r and
by a Ii tie thoug 'itul t.*'.* ..u ! car©
a serious loss m y he evaded,—
Pee the Index.
Fertilizer and
WAREHOUSE
company
now prepared
gin cotton, and sell
bagging, ties and fer
tilizers at the lowest
market figures.
They have on hand 300
tons cotton seed meal and
a large supply of Lime,
and pay tlie very highest
Cash Price for Seed or
give meal in exchange lor
it. Farmers can thus haul
their cotton to town and
carry back their fertili
zers on the return trip. ,
NOV. 1, 1888.
18 8 8!’
1 OLITICIANS,” MEMBERS OF THE “FARMER g
ALLIANCE, ANY ONE, ALL, EVERYBODY!
lOOl BAR&AINS 2
flOO Cash!
VED IT BUYING OF THE WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL HOUSE OF
Blackwell Ifros.
November 8, 1388.
Mas®n's Je\x/e!i*y 8t®r»e
Is the place to get yoar
dATCHEB, CUM'KV AX»
JEWELS
REPAIRED »nci WARRANTED,
^LSO A COMPLETE LINE OP
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
&c., &p., Ac ,
Always on hand;
C.di mix) See tln-in.
MASON'S JEWELRY ST -RE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C,
F. E. ITOR^LEliTT,
#** FIRE
XlNTtBXTFLcklVOm
AOEHSTT.
KHPRKBENT3 TEN OF TH ., LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA*
*NIKS IN THE WOULD.
Insures pH elm*sen of |.rop*rtv, including Gin Houses,, in auv pari of
the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS building.
September 6, 1888.
/hank the people of the Town and County of
FOR THEIR
LHiFtt.iL PATRONAGE
a
IN THE LAST, AND ASK FOR AN INSPECTION OF THEIR
TOCMi
9
COMPLETE IN EVERY LINE.
THE FIRM INTENDS TO MAKE
SIFECI^LTX
THIS SEASON OF
AND .
ID 33, "ST O-OOIDS,
N WHICH DEPARTMENTS THEY DO NOT PROPOSE TO BE
Excelled
EITHER AS REG A UDS
Prices or
By any Retail Ho
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