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THE DARLINGTON NEWS,
PUBfcjMWt *V*K* THDBSDAT MOENI NO
HENRY T. THOMPSON.
PROPRIETOR.
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OM Bqaw*, NdMd inMrtion
gT—y ittbddqo* tnMrtlM
"WmI kdrMtiiemenU inwried upon the
w Ntrflcen aad Obituaries, qot
; six IIbm. inserted free.
NEWS.
-FOR U8 PRINCIPLE 18 PRINCIPLE—RIOIIT IS RIGHT—YE8TERDAV, TO-DAY. TO MORROW, FOREVER.
VOL XIV. NC 60.
DARLINGTON, 3. 0, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1888.
WOHT COMETH.
from orer Um moonUtsa
real
To tA* fora**, U» field* and u>* rountatae
_ Ooma falntir. but fiaet,
aadoaahath hUlatwra half dona
Aali» watte by UmroadaMa at aetting of mT"
RlcM«aa<|Hk. and oa over tha maadov
It quietly Bowe. f t
Aad Udaali (ha arara of ita shadow
W^aomitt^d^r ^'htoj^io to hi. hand,
"fr%.
’aas^t-xssrst'ssxss^
1 ha eant underataatL
loftha ocean
kThasun
rfa) BoOon;
flaco*
I there la 1
(wtU It the riot
t got* down;
II feMHafenr In field and Inttreet
1 artth UwaRMt of tLetr Ufa cumpletar
-Chicago Current
i sfiinr'49.
Mj BRET HAUTE.
ICoppHghted by Hooglitoo, Mtfflln 4 Co., and
pabllahed by arrangement with them.]
CHAPTER IV. J
w» hp exclamation and a harried
ginned around him, de Ferriem threw
himsaif before the intruder. But slowly
I hi* large hand and placing it on his
breast he quietly overbore the
it feeble resistance with an im-
1 pewer that aeemed almost as moral
as it was physical. He did not appear to
take gny notice of the room or its misera
ble sarronndings—indeed, scarcely of the
occnggnt. Still pushing him. with ab-
. Ktr/kCted eyes and immobile face, to the
-chnlr UtM Kqsey had just quitted, he
made him ait down and then took np his
own position on the pile of cushions oppo
site. His nsnalljr underdone complexion
was of watery Mneness; but his dull, ab
stracted glance appearedXo exercise a cer
tain tiunh, narcotic fascination on Us
lodror ^
^‘Ttoont,- said Nott, slowly, "hev laid
y« out here on sight, without enny warn
in', or dropped ye in yer tracks In Mont
gomery street, wherever ther was room to
work a six shooter In oomfAblyf John
son, of Petaduny—him, ye know, ex bed
n game eye—fetched Flynn er cornin’
enter aneetia' one Sunday, and It was only
on aseoont of his wife, and she a second
hand one, solo speak. There wee Walker,
ramcttto cna
her, full o’
*SffiflTl
am t roop m n tor ner or you to p* in or
hitch on. Take her and rase her, so we
kin all Jine on the other shere,' set she.
And I (1 knowed the other shore wasn't
no Kaliforny. And that night, p’raps,
the chariot swung lower than ever before,
and my ole woman stepped into it, and
left me and Resey to creep on in the old
wagtm alone. It’Mhem kind o’th.ngs,”
added Mi Xott tlmughtfully, ‘‘that seem
to pint to my killin’ you on sight cz the
best thing to I* done. And yet Koeey
mightn’t like K.”
He had slipped one of his feet out of his
huge carpet slippers, and, ns he reached
down to put it on again, he added calmly:
“And ex to yer marrying her it ain’t lobe
done.’’
, •tmoutktrlutHycoMtker^ 9
of Contra Costa, plugged that young Sac
ramento chap, whore name I dlsrtmcm-
holes jnst es he was soyln’
*to his darter. I moot hev done
t li. il nettled things to please
me. For while you and Flynn and the
Sacramento chap e* all about the same
sort o' men, Rosey’s a different kind from
their sort o’ women.”
“Mademoiselle Is an angel!" said de
Fevrteree, suddenly rising, *ith an excess
.of extravagance. “A saint! Look I I cram
tbs He, k»| down his throat who challenges
It"
. "Kf by mam’sclle ye mean my Roeey,”
eaM Nott, qntetly laying his powerful
hnndf on de Ferrteres’ shoulders, and
•lowly pinning him down again upon his
chair, “ye’re about right, though she ain’t
mani’sello yet Ex I was sayin’, I might
hev kitted you off hand ef I bed thought
«t would hev born a good thing for Rooer’
" -Forherf Ah, well I Look, lam ready,
Interrupted de Ferrieret, again springing
to his feet, and throwing open hU coat
wfik balk tends. “Seel here at my heart
—lire!"
V& I wassayU’,” ctmtlnoed Nott on <*
moru ortsslng the excited man down in
hfs iTihnlr. ‘4 »RgM hev wiped ye out—
MdiMbbee ymrwmMdn’t hev keered—or
you might hev wiped me oat nod I moat
hev said, Thank ’ee,’ hot I reckon this
ain't a caae foe what ’• eomTable for you
and me. IV* what’s good for Roney.
And the thing to kalktlat* is, what’s to
tedoM." ^ ,
HU small, round eyes for the first time
nstod on tie Fefrleres’ face, and were
qnlekly Withdrawn. It wna orldent that
Ods attracted look, which had fascinated
hla lodger, was merely a resolute avoidance
of de Ferrleree’tflance, and it became ap-
me that wo must
_ _ _ and what Rosey
"rape, yo allow, yon know What
!«? jp-rnpw you’ve seen her prance
'In velvet bonnets and whit* satin
-a and skh. P’raps you've assn her
1 tracks and v’yages without waitin’
l a word or catch her breath. But
tthe Roeey ea I know. It a a
L ex uater erkwl in and out the
(• Missouri wagon on the al
platnf whan there wasn’t
GodM many on Fearth to
trillm 'far ' mOM and miles. It a
MTte.* uater hunger and thirst
aa mannerly ea she now eats
■ hi nlaatr:. whoae voice was ea
otev ea in her
fliat'e the gal
oh - ThM’s the Roeey ex my oto
! puts into my arms one night erter
Tl»c utterly bewildered expression wnich
trr.nsfl^ured de Ferrleres’ face at t’ds an-
nonneement was unobserved by Nott’x
nv-rted eyes, nor did he percelre that his
listener the next moment straightened his
erect figure and adjusted his cravat.
“Ef Roney," he c mtinned, “hez read in
vy'ges and tracks in Ryetnlian and French
conntries of such chaps oz you and kalki-
lates you’re the right kind to tie to, nieb-
bee it mout hev dow if you'd 1-ceu livin'
over thar in a pallis, V st somehow it don't
Jibe in over here and ngreo with a ship—
and that ship lying comf'ablc ashore in
Saa Francisco. You don’t seem to suit
the climate, yon nee, and your general
gait la likely to stampede the other cattle.
Agin," said Nott, with an ostentation of
looking at hfs companion, but really gaz
ing on vacancy, “this fixed up, antique
style of yours goes better with them ivy
kivernd ruins in Rome and Paimyry that
Rosty’s mixed yon up with, than it would
yer*. I ain’t saying,’’ he added aa de
WarHere* was ahnnt to sneak “T ain’t aav-
m ea coot enua am t nm in.cn wun ya.
ain’t no use to lie and say she don't prefer
you to her old father, or young chaps of
her own age and kind. I’ve seed it afor
now. I auspickmed it afor I seed her slip
out 0’ this place to-night. Thar! keep
your hair on, such ez it is!" he added as
de Ferrieres attempted a ijuick deprecatory
gesture. “I ain’t askin yer how often she
cornea here, nor what she sex to you nor
you to her. I ain't asked her, and I don’t
aakyou. I'll allow ez you've settled all
the preliminaries and bought her the ring
and elch; I'm only askin’ you pow, kalkl-
latin’ you've got all the keerds in your
own hand, what you’ll take to step out
and leave the board?"
The dazed look of de Ferrieres might
have forced itself even npon Nott’s one
ideod fatuity, had it not been a part of
that gentleman’s system delicately to look
another way-at that moment so as not to
embarrass his adversary's calculation.
-“Pardon,” stammered deTerrieres, “but
I. do not'comprehend!" Us raised his
hand to his hdDi.'.' “t am not well—'I am
stupid. Ah, mon Dieu!’.’..
**I ain’t sayin'.,” added Nott more
gently, --“ez you don't feci bad' tt’s
nnt’raL Bnt It ain’t business. I'm ask
ing you,” he (ontinncsl,-taking from his
breast j-ockct a large wallet, “how 1 inch
you'll take in cash now, and the rest next
steamer day, to give tip KoSey awl leave
the ship."
De Ferrieres staggered to his feet de
spite Nott's restraining baud. “To leave
mademoiselle and leave the ship?" he said
huskily, “Is It not?”
“In course. Yer can leave things yer
Just ea you found ’em when you came,
you know,” continued Nott, for the first
time looking around the miserable apart
ment. “It’s a business Job. I’ll take the
bales back ac’ln, and you kin reckon up
what you're out, countin' Rosey and loss
o' time."
“He wishes me to go—he has sr.itl," re
peated do Ferrieri's to himself thickly.
“Bf you menu me when you say him,
and cz there ain’t any other man around,
I reckon you do—‘yes!’"
“And he asks me—he—this man of the
feet and the daughter—asks me—do Fer-
rieres—what I will take," continued de
Ferrieres, buttoning his coat. "No! it is
a dream!" lie walked stiffly to the cor
ner where his portmanteau lay, lifted it,
and going to the outer door, aent through
the ship’s side that communicated with
the alley, unlocked It and flung It open to
the night. A thick mist like the breath
of the ocean flowed into the room.
“You ask me what I shall take to go,"
he said os he stood on the threshold. “I
shall take what you cannot give, mon
sieur, but what I would not keep if I
stood here soother moment I take my
honor, monsieur, and—I take my leave!"
For a moment his grotesque figure was
outlined In the opening, and then disap-
aa if he ted dropped into an invis
ible ocean below. Stupefied and discon
certed at this eomplntonnccess of his over
tures, Abner NoU remained speechless,
at the vacant space until a cold In
flux of the mtot recalled him. Then he
rose and shuffled quickly to the door.
Hi! Ferrers! Look yer—eayl Wot’s
your hurry, pariner?"
But there waa no response. The thick
mist, which hid the surrounding objects,
etenyxi to deaden all sound also, After a
moment’s pause he closed the door, but
did not lock it, and retreating, to the cen
ter of the room remained blinking at the
two candles and plucking some perplexing
problem from bis beard. Suddenly an
Idea seised him. Roeey! Where waa she?
Perhaps it had been a preconcerted plan
sad she had Had with hkn. Putting out
tl|l lights he stumbled hurriedly through
the p"**T* to the gangway above. The
anbln door was npea; there was the sound
of voices -Beastew’a and Rosey’a. Mr.
Nott felt relieved but not unembarrassed.
He would have avoided his daughter’s
Meteaoe theft evening. Bat even while
maklui thle.reselnttaa with characteristic
tofeUciHy he 1 hlandered into the room.
Rosey looked up with a slight start; Ren-
shaw’s animated face was changed tofts
former expression of toward discontent-
“You came jn so Ilk** ghost, father,'
said Rosey wltl a slight peevishness that
was new to hfer. “And I thought you
were In town. Don’t go, Mr. Ro^®b*w^
But Mr. Reustew tatimntod fhat h*
had already trespassed upon Miss Nott s
time and that no doubt her father want
ed to talk With her. To his surprise and
w - Mr. NtU instated on
kim to hla room, and with'
iw’s cold "Good
night," entered hud -eluted the dfcr be-
film! him. . 1 . _
first ketp here yo* asked tue If you could
bev that ’er loft that the Frenchman ted
downstaim." _
“No, I don’t remember It," said Ren-
shaw, almost rudely. "But,” he added,
after a pause, with the air of a man
obliged to revive'a stale and unpleasant
memory, "if I did—what about It?"
“Nuthln’, only ttet you kin hev it to
morrow, es that ’ere Frenchman is movin’
out," responded NoU. "I thought you
was sorter ksea about it when you first
tern." 1 *» *
“Umph! we’ll talk about It to-mor-
.'<ow." Sontotalng in the look of wearied
perplexity wifh which kr. Nott was be
ginning to regard hie own malapropos
presence, arrested the young man's at
tention. “It'hat’s the reason you didn’t
aril this old thip tong ago, taka a decent
house in As town, and bring up your
daughter like a lady?" he asked with a
sudden blunt good humor. But even thie
implied blftsphtmy against the habitation
he worshiped did not prevent Mr. Nott
from his usual misconstruction of the
question.
“I reckon, now, Rosey’s got high flown
ideas of livin’ in a castle with ruins, eh?”
be said cunningly.
“Haven’t heard her say," returned
Renshaw abruptly. “Good night."
Firmly convinced that Rosey ted been
unable to conceal from Mr. Reustew the
influence of her dreams of a
future with de Ferrieres, he regained the
cabin. Satisfying himself that his daugh
ter had retired, he sought his own couch.
But not to sleep. The figure of de Ferri
eres, standing In the ship side and melt
ing into the outer darkness, Yinanted him
end compelled him in dreams to rise and
follow him through the alleys and bywaya
of the crowded city. Again, it was a part
of his morbid suspicion ttet he now Hi-
vested the absent man with W potential
significance and an unknown power.
What deep laid plans might he not form
to possess himself of Rosey, of which he,
Abner Nott, would be ignorant? Un
checked by the restraint of a father’s roof
he would now give fall license to hie
power. “Said he’d take hie honor with
him," muttered Abner to himself in the
dim watches of the night; “lookin’ at that
sayin’ in Its right light, it looks bad."
(To br continued )
Ptayer will make a » an oeaae
from a n, or siu will entice a man
io eraaftrt.m prayer
Some d isiinguitJUng fea-
■ turns of
JIppietons’ Headers.
MODERN METHODS M M»K BAWY.
The <|<ieslion, “tiuw >li.’! t*r tescli rcs-l
ii.gr* liitly unswere I.
WORD,* I’HOXIO, AND ALPH ABET!"
METHOD*.
The .rrlen prepared oa » comtdnailoiJ ot
• m h 1 it
GRADING
New *<>uiid« iet rod iced gr •dually. Per
il clly graded ' hr. ugh“<it tlie »nnre »»rie*.
SPELLING.
Wards *riec*rd tmm the Vlt-.mt nr
given for epellisg wild »*cb pteoe.
ILLUSTRATION*.
Unexce'led is Kelt ill 5 atidsortctieene.,
tOUPETT EXPRESSION.
The pupil Oiuglii to think ebotit wlist
he res It. and tu tiprens hit Ibuugbt* eot-
rectly.
ORAL READING.
T -e key stile to Prolei-tir Bailey', lee.
•■mi mi .ceeni, rmplis.l-. ii.fl cttoii. and
gruersl vpcnI eipren-i.tn.
GREAT SUCi’ESS.
Since the publication of tbeso Reeders
their eale has averaged nearly.
A MILLION A KEAR.
LAW (lARDH
#. J WASO.
K n. wood*
Notice.
Ail person* holding claim, agsin.t the
estate of James W. Owens, ere hereby no
tified that the Mine mast be duly proved
end rstsblishsd holers the uedersignod at
his sfRee in Darlington, 8. C . on or before
tbo first dsr <*f Fsbmary. A D Itaft.
J. N. GARNER, C C P
Dec. 8, 1888.
WARD * WOODS.
Attormtyi It CanaMlon at Law,
DARLTSO TON, 8. C.
Wil practice in ell ftnto and Federal
Conr..l'
Sped >1 •tteutit n pMid tn *11
irm pertain.ng to tlie I my mg. mil-
mg. r utoig wr le iHing of ie.«i rwiatr.
Any partv linvtug htntiiir-a in kliia
1 1P‘ wotiltl tin well to cnll on ' the
fintw who tiNVe omit ■ ol ol some of
thf in out tlonirali'e prejierly in the
Town ni.d Ctmiiiy.
J. a. RgTTLS*. C. S. aUTTLS*
Nettles & Nettles,
Alton*ji A CottBMlon at Law,
Dikrllmafwtt H., Ik €!.
Will prautioe in all the State and
Federal I’ourTn.
Piompt jiersoual uttentioD »I veil to
collection of claim*.
Sep. 2, ’86 ly.
^ Tmm
Attorney at J *.w.
DARLINGTON, C. U., S C.
Will practice in Circuit Court* anil
SnpreuieUoart of South Carolina.
Prompt attention given to all bn-1
sines*, and special attention given
to collections.
WHOLE HO 736.
McCulongh,
&
U*rjeb ilepartmea* Uanpplisd wi b evae
facility naoeasary to enable M leeempelr
b.tb aa l.pries andqaaliljtef wart, with ever
User ef (he etHM, n»d w» gaoapni.e east*
fissile* in every pattieularer ehergt aethteg
fier ear werk. We ere always |r«p*red te
•Herdersat shert aotiee fier Bleak*, Bll
Haads, Lattor Hsada. .ttaad bills
Pesters. Cirswiara, Pwphtsta. Oa.
All Jeh werk anal hr paid fer
Cash on Delivery.
Blackwell
Co.,
|
j
DKALER3 IN
WAGONS, HARNESS,
Red Bust Vroof Seed Oats and Itye.
\
v
NOW HAVE ON HAND AS FINE A LOT OF HORSES AS 1810
BE SEEN ANYWHERE IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
n. w. sotp.
(iso w. saowa
Successor to I. P. McCARTHA.
FEED. LIMY, SALE AMD
EXCHANGE STABLES.
STARLING'S Od Stand,
STAB LE S
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
Auditor’s Notice.
Grricz or Oouxtt Aui>ito«. >
Daklixutox. S. C.. Dec. 1, 1868. (
This > ffict? will be opea-d for tba pur
p-a. *1 li-tin* 'he Tain, of lbs County,
trum J»nu*ry l»t. *o February 20th melu-
• ir*. In a.idiiinn I will virit tS« follow
ing poinia, or my d*|.ti*y, fnr the purpose
ol li*l ng Taxes ol ih-Ct-uo'y lor ihe tsical
■ear commettcing Nuv-inh-r, Iflx* :
January i’l and 82. Mon-lay and Tu**.
da-, at Ehtr»nee.
January ‘28 and ?t, Wetlne-lay an 1 ’
Thuiatlay, Ti'tiintinavi'l*.
Jauuar* 3.*». Friday, al Carter-ville.
January 20. Saturlny, at Palin-'t-i
January 28. Mot.tUy, at 8wifl Creek.
January 2S, Tu**da«. Lydia
January 8M. Wednesday, Sink.* Pri lg«.
January 31. Thursday. Hartaville,
F-b'iitry 1 Frilay. \iiil«ch
Fvtuuary 0 Tua-day, Ehen-t-r,
February ti. W -d. e-day, Tan* liar.
F h- nary 7. Th ir* ay. Ellintliam.
Februar* 8 Fn-lay Jawe*’ X K -ada
Fe' r> aiy 9. Saturday, P •rate!, h ■
F.l-tuaiy II at'd 12 Mm day and Tu*
day, Socii ty|lllll.
February M. Meudty, Rack Swamp,
February 12. Tuesday. Meeha ib »vill..
February 18, Wedu.a lay. ili^li Hill.
F bru.iy 14. Thur«day Li bon.
F'-bruarv 15. Friday, t'tpre.*.
February IS, Monday, Leaven-wor h.
Prr-onal Property nl every de*crj ( tion
anti Poll* *ie to be lisinL lU-atij *'*' re
quired to be lt*ted uni.** tran*fer« have
been it ade muc- last return* were mad- or
IrreguUriti#* - <.w exist. VI ll*al K*tate
owner* will |ilea*o refrain from niakinx
any r*< >i u of Rta'ty U"W owned unlew
Iranalers or mistakes ■ x st.
H. K. C. FOUNTAIN,
Auditor D. C.
Dec. 5. 1888
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON COUNTY.
By 7’. ff. Spain, Stq., Probate Judge.
Whereas. Amanda James has made
suit to me, ta grant unto her Lettorx
of Vliuioistration, of th. Estate and effect#
o: Ileijatuia James, deoeaeod.
These are therefore to cue »n<l admen-
i*h alt in I ainxilUr the kindred and credl-
lors of the said Benjamin James, jioeraset.
that they h» sad appear before ms in the
Court ot ProlMte tu he held al Darlington
C. H.. on Tburndav, Dee. 20th. in»».,
after publication hereof, nt It o’sloekIn
the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why tte said administration ahould
not be granted.
Given undar my hand, this 8rJ day of
Dec. A. D.. I8c«.
T. H. SPAIN,
Dec 6, ’88—21 Prohats Judge
THKSTATKOIf 8011TB CAROLINA
DARLINGTON COUNTY.
By f. H. SpaH, ft?., Probate Judge.
Whereas. D. M. SMOOT bath mads
suit to me to grant onto him Leltara
of Adrainivtrattoe. dv b nia non. with
Will annexed, of tte oriato and effects of
David Smoot, deceased.
Tbeaa arn therefore lo citt and admon-
i«b all and singular fhe kindred and cred
itor* of the said DtsvHd Smott, dec’d, that
Ibry b. and appear hrfore me in IterCourt
of Probate,
on Satuiday
publieatioi
noon, to si
the said Adsatoutratinn
granted
Given under my
ft*. A. D 1««.
Carriage*, double and aiugie,
meet *11 train*; paeaenger* carried
to ail pagfloJ tW citj ; baggage
tranekrtW ** ebon notice jaLwHa
for c*rri*ge to inert tmin* prompt
ly a>teiidi-d to. Baggie*, tionbi*
or Mingle, with or w thont diiver,
At re*»oiiable rater.
Partie* wiahing t«
Pin chase Slock
wi'l «lo well to give me a call aa |
lht*t wiil al«a>M tini at my aia-
bit** t!r»tv ih with large anti mMi-ci
atnck. 1 pay riX'dal t ttfii'ioii to |
tliovt-rn, Huai -1 tht'in in Itnidiug anti
ivloafhng their aitH-k aui, wlien
n «' *.vtr\, paying tlidt fmgli'a a»
Nil ttCvoinintMlallnU IO tliriu.
Oc’. 33, 1S88
To Planters and Mill
Men of
DARLINGTON.
Your raptfial attention ia invited
to the i-elrbraud Boss Pteasra.
Variable Feed Saw Mill*, Straight
Lii-e E'gines, Nt*a Eva Boiit ra,
and SliNllilig, Pnilrya, iPt*.
manntavtun d by tin* Lb'd-ll f’o . ol
< harlottf, N C.. ft*r *liMti» I i m
S'ate age t, and upou wlneii i am
preimretl to make close •'Stimate*.
Van Winkle, Pratt and Winabip
cotton gin*; Corbin Dire IJtn rows,
Planet, dr, Horse” Cultivator*;
Thoms* Imperial Hey Rakes, Cot
ton Planter*, Ac. Deering owe ant]
two-horse mowers, Mutter*, and
light reaper*. Wind mill* erected
and lit tins same a ►pectaHy. * E»ti
matt * ftirniubed on biick making
ami wtu-d working ma'-liinerr.
Write to W. H.niBBKri, Jr.,
Columbia, S. C.
or R O Commander, agent for D*r-
lington Co, Cwrtersville, 8. C.
BOYD k BROWN-
Attormeyi and Gounaelori at Law
Office io rear of Dar ingtou Nation
al B.ink.
DARLOTCTOX V. »., S C.
PROMPT PERSON AL ATTENTION TO |
ALL BU8INF88.
Feb. 8, ’*7 —ly.
C. P. DMCAHT
Attorney at Law
and Trial Justice.
Praoviess tn tba Uoitad States Conn and {
to the 4th mod otb elre-tD*. Prompt altoo -
ti.o lent hwxio.M <mlru«tad t. him.
OflU. ia Exe’-auf. Strosi, a.i' tka,Dxx-
li soTox Nxvex (Mfiea. •*-
Thete ha* b«-en so Enormous Redaetion mult in the Prises of Wm
DOGGIES HD WMMS,
Which they handle, and they only ASK that all whe may
maklag any pnrckiaaea ia th a lia* wUI examine tbeiv Si'
doing so. aaearing them that they will therein aave
* f AA
Schii Siob! Sthnl loota!
THE FIRM HAS REOBNTLT UCSITHM S OAt
LOADS or ; ’ * -
3 TJ Gh Gh Z S5
And One Car Load of
he 'Y
I'he following bo<tka have
adoptcii for Darlington Conn J
and art* now un .ale at
rHE BOOK STORK
Da rin $ton News
Raiding,
Old Hickory Wagwns.
* r* - 4W ~caee
Hawing purchiued in such large loU, they are now prefar-
cd to sell at the Very Lowest
Rates.
They not only SAY this, but ME AX it /
at the price* n.iiuod :
Eicbsagv
Appleton's 1st ID
Appleton’s 3d Rs» l.r lb
Applelou'e 8-1 Rralrr 30
Appleton’s 4tb Kr,.| r 3*1 .
Appleton'* 6ih Krader 40
Swtnton's Ward Primer h
Swinton’* Word Bouk IO
K hior.u'g Rod. Arith 20
K'lbiu.on'i Prax. krilh. 87
Spenrrriaa C«py-h..ok
Worc-rfar'. Pn’y Mia'ry 80
*wiotoa'. Lang I’rimrr 15
- New La*g. Lr*r<»»* S')
*• New Bug Oram.- SO
“ New Grammor aad
Competition (in oax
volume) 40
Maury's BlaMai-/. Oeog. 88
Maury's Rcrisod Man'l.
Ot Geography 74
Maury * Revis’d Physical
Orography 1*
Bernes' I’rimary Uo: «4
States History 35
Barnes' Bti.l United
Sines History 80
Bar .r*' General History M
itmith’s Physiology Primer
Smith’s Human Body
Wbites's Drawing (8 rot.)
Davidson’s History of 8. 0.
should not
hand, this 1st day of
Dec. 6. ’88—It-
T H. SPtIN.
I robots Judge.
Old Cloth**.
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•“’h!? SCOTT, Cloth#* Draxser,.
Rsar of th# Poxtoffloe, Darliagioa. S.q
July 6, *88—44.
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Manuiaoturers
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Doors, Sash, Blmus,
MOxrpiotisrGts
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Dullding Material,
ESTABLISHED 1841
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
November 6. 1886-ly
For SaU.
k Vnlnabl# PlantaUox sf 470 acfta, xlt-
natoi within ftv# milts of Darlington
tarws reaaonabla. Apply 4#
DAEGAN k DARGANj
Aug. 9, 1888.
Introductory
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These Gentlemen are the Local Agents .fo”
THE CELEBRATED V
Of Columbus, Ohio.
THE
WATERTOWN BUGGIES,
.i
Of Watertown, N, J.
THE WELL KNOWN
Hackney Buggies,
; jp->* ** * > ''■wE'Iw t'0'F ■dpWf’W
Of Wilson, N. C.
In Addition to a Large And Varied Stock of beautiful
■Mi JL R 3ST S
business the most Elegant Sets or perte of Sets,
The uae ot Mirs* l took a, and theoe ]
only, will be enforced iu Darlington
County for th* next five year*.
Teacher* will uounult their own ins
tereata by endeavoring to conform
to the All book* now
baud* of pupils will be taken House is prepared to make to order at their place of
and uew books given them outhel*"'* . 7 .1 ^ ™ ^ l,.* o^*l
payment of a email difference iu
cash, which I* known a* the “Ex
change Price.’’ The “Introductory
Price” is the regular coat price, at
which the books will be sold to
thoee who have uo old ones to nor-
render. The Exchange and Intro,
dootory rates are offered a* an in
ducement to the pupils to purchase
ike books presented by law. Re
member that these pi ices will lie iu
force for nuly 90 day*, ami that they
are the name at the Pailiugion
Book Store a* they aie ia N, w
Vwk. BylH‘ing at home, there
Me, the cost ol traaa|iortatton will
be saved-
-vi
Money to Lo&b,
la sums #f fftid aad apward# late *♦•
y Srxi htottgaga #a tepMtaS tana
Ap*ly to
WARD ft WOODS.
Darliagioa, 8. C.
October IWh ’18 -«m.
BUY
mam, sum \ t
For by so doing yoc will savb monby, and »b
’ •’""•dl •*•*»** vniOf* ggt*
Darlington, S. C„ Sept 13,1888,