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t M j j mn He Coaid be Oblitred- ‘‘OoaW you give me a bite to day, iiii.’ain 1* aek« (1 b atimly tramp, ac- oo-tin" the l<idy of the bou^e, while sin* wan shoveling ott the *uow. "No; but I’ve got a dog iu the ytud that can. Come, Tige.” “Thunk you, ma'am ; but I ain’t so hungry as all that;” aid he fled.—Bouton Courier. s|e is Ontefttl % “1 saved the Ide of my little girl by the prompt use ot Ur. Acker’s Kngiiah He nedv tor Cousumptioii.” —Mis. Win. V. Ilarriman, New York. For sale at Boyn’s. A pretty little girl wan watching her mother arrange Iter toilet pre* paraton to a shopping lour. ‘.Via- ma, w’eu I det big like ’ou, will 1 wear a bustle ami put powder ou my face!” “Yra, my dear.” “Draoious! won’t I be ugly Georgia Cracker. Promptness First a cold, then a cough, then co sumption, then deulb. “1 look Dr. Ackera English K nn dy lor t onaumiiliou the nioiueut 1 began to cough, and 1 believe it saved uy life.”—Waltei N. Wallftce. Wash- iugtou. F. r sale at Bond’s. A stranger was aneaU-U in 8t. Louis yeaterd ly lor selling watches at has than ihe customary price It is so unssuai to gel anyllnng cheap in that town that Ibo att thonties took the philaiitliro[iist in custody on suspicion of being a crook. —Chicago Evening Journal. A Narrow Escape. Col. W. K Nelson, of Brooklyn, came home one evening, feeling a peculiar tightness iu the chest. Be fore ictiruig, he tried to draw a long breath hut found it almost im possible. He suffered four days from pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up. Dr. Acker’s Eng lish Uemedy for Consumption sav ed him ami he is well to-day. For sale at Bojtl’s. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS a <1 CAPS. A FULL LINE OF EACH Miss Beacoustall — Your dogs don’t oome to you very well, Mr. Hull. Hastings Hall, ’90.—No, I sup pose I shall have to go to the dogs. Miss BtaconstaU.—Every one 84ys so, Mr. Hall. Take it in Time. “For the want of a nail, a ahoe wai lost; (or want of a shoe, a horse was lost; for want of a horse a rtUer waa lost.” Never uegh cl amall thiuga. The first signs of pneumonia and consumption can positively be checked by Dr. A k- er’s English K< medj for Consump tion. For sale at Boyd’s. Teir.ble Forewarnings. Cough in the morning, harried or difficult bren'hing, raising phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in the evening or sweats at night, all or any of these things are the tbst stages of con sumption. Dr. Ackei’s English fi'-tuedy tor coin-muption will cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guarantte by Dr. J. A. Boyd. Barkleu’s Amies Salve. The Best Salve iu the World for Tuts, Biuiaea, Sore-, Ulceis, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, ai d positivtly cures Pilt-s, or no pay r< quirt-d. It is guaranteed to give perfect aatiss faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Willc-ix & Co, Fot Sale b. New Goods, LOWEST PRICES Hi .a. ;r. id w _a_ -r C, ST! Groce i s A Specially, . A.T Enterprise Groces y. A. 8 WHITE, Manager. September 13, 88 Bring your Cotton to Florence, S. C. -:n: o- Coumry MiuisUr.—Little Im.v, what will your father say to yim fishing ou Sur.dd> t Little Boy.—If you can wait a miuuit he’jl tell you. He’s jest gone to dig more bait. Testimonial ot lion- Thos. Paulk, ot Berian County. Would not take $1,000 for ^ — Re lieved of Flieen Years’ Suffering from D.\8|>ep8ia. Alapaua, Ga June 22, 1887.— B. B. B. Company, Atlanta, Ga.— Geutlemcu: 1 had stifteied firm that terrible disease, Dyspepsia, for over fifteen >eais, aid dining lbat time ried eveiything 1 eou d hear of, and spent over three hundred dollars in drotors’ bills, without receiving the slightest benefit, in deed, Icontiumd to grow woise. Finally, afler 1 despaired ol o''tam ing relief a fiieud n coinmeuded B. B. B. (Botauic Blood Balm), mid 1 began using it; not, however, « x peeing to be b* in fi led. Atiei using half a bottle 1 was satisfied that I was b- ing lieiiefitio t, and wben the sixth lottle was taken I felt like a new man. 1 would not take 11,000 for t he good it has done me; in fact, the irhf 1 derived from it la priceless 1 firmly be lieve that I would have died had I not taken it. Reaia-cifully, etc. Thomas Paulk. BUG DIRECT ME FOR A LARGE JTJIROIPIEJLlsr IFIIRlfcA: I AM PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGHEST Market Price, And Can Handle the Staple in A. n y <p xx ct n t i t y. SIDNEY JACOBI. I.5-. S a, S*pr. 20, 1888 IF YOU want to get bargains, go to Beef Pork, Fish. 1 .leiirv lointoriu the people of Darliag. ton lki.t 1 h*»o gone into tbo huieutr baoinoM, sat will be found iu ibo Msrkel House at ibo first stsll ou ilie right so ihc building ia catered, whore l cill bo pre pared at ail limes lo furnish ibo very beat quality oCsnout un 1 fish. Putronugr re- ■psolAil|]l Soticiled; suiisfsclion guuruo ts«4. Goods dolirsred by we. ROUT NIXON. Golden drops u the asms of tbs latest brood of first quality OLD RYE Whisky, for wbtsh M. Maone has been uppoiaied sols local agent. This broad wo* brought out for :ho special purpesa of riralling tbs oelsbratod Haw York Stock Exchange Whisky, fur which Yi Mauue also has the sole agency iu Ibis Wtio carries a complete Line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, No tions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats,* and Caps, Hardware, &c. A larjie s’oek of Staple and Fancy Groceries always i n hand. Call and inspect his Large Stock and you will go home well satisfied. Opposition we invite—Competition we defy. >. WEINBERG. September 13, 1888. FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS A CARLOAD OF MOISTTATTA . HOUSES, Brokt n to both hni ness nud saddle, JUST RECEIVED FROM THK North West .BY ■aCilltragh Blackwell k Co. Notice- Tb« personal properly of the lats T. W. Smoot, eonoistiog of 800 Busbela Jorn. 60 Tone Colton Srcd. 7 Mules. Farming implements, wagons,'pork, &o., will bo cold si hit late residence ou Tues day. December 18, at eleven o’clock D. M. SMOOT, R. H. ROGERS, J. A. SMOOT. Executors. Dm. 6, 1888. ■■JK' IS! Hugh, DiM 1 ti, ll.tve JiiMi ri o* ivi-«l u l-»rg<* mi| j>ly OF BUGGIES, «f tin* loll'wing crlt-bratvd uiake: QUA RTE It TOW N, COU KTLAN 1) AND COLUMBUS. ALSO list irreivid u fine* lot of Hainetis of the Im-st stylo and quality. June 7, 1888. Mims’s Palm hr. At ibe old Maud on PKARLE STREET. Me lino bas jusl relumed Iroui the Non li, wbero he wns eppoluled speoial agent lor THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’S PRIVATE STOCK PURE RYE WHISKEY, As fine a brand at bas ever been brought t o Darlington He is alec agent for REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY. 29, ’87. i- Something for every one to know. GANSON & BROOM BRICK! BRICK! We now hsre on bau 1 au-1 ready, fur sqie II HAVE NOT “Gone Away” As many haw been told, but have moved i ito their New Sto ENTERPISE HjILL BUILDING. Where thev are inep red to show you ihe nicest line ot y G lion*, Boots, 8lit>es, lints and Clotliiug that has Dailiiigton, and at piicea tlial will please the elosestb - yere. WE DEFY COMPETITION OF EVERY KIND AND WILL NOT ALLOW ANY ONE TO VNDKR8ELL US! The weak and shaky house that statu < xp> t-fs to have the r> d tape on i i- door may give you prices, and the Imekstera of and ion trs»h ma\ ch ine m with the'r ti ne worn slang abt.ui mighty sledgt h mmets, tint we aie here, the only leaders of L>w L’rices, standing as a Hercules ready to discount any pi ice they may give you. iprustteir’s ittk: Has Itecome a mighty thing mid some men are not ov- r scrupulous how they use it, noi ho-.* lumdi they scatter around. Our a'lv ce toy on the pnrchas'ng pnbh**. is not toletrven'au ocean ot inis ink deceive yon into huxiug yout gooa-< until you have seen our beau'iinl stock, and have got our piices. We have just teceived a full new line ot las utiiul ull-WOnl Ht-niieUas. in all the new and fashionable coltirs, 40 iuchvs wide at only 47 1-2 vents per yard ; 30 uit-h width at 25 cents. Also a foil line of Stripe, Plaid and Brocathd wool Dress Goods lint we are now slaugh- teiing. z On -lu es we are the bosses, ami ask no quarters trom our competitors for w«- know we will please ihe public when we sell them shoes without paper, warraufiuc every iwir. Shoes that will not compel you to watch ihe Weather Signal Li tell whether it will do for >ou to w’eiir ilom oat side tin hoit-e We handle the C*lelirated State Penitentiary Shoes, the W. L. Douglass, aid the Eagl- Sho-- Ct^s ShOi s. and w II give a new pair tor every pair that dues not give perfect saustactn-u <>u Ha s and Gloihing we aie here reutiy to discouut any pi ice you have in any grad*- Hat or Sait. And now we res|iecitully th»uk a generous pnMic f >r tlieir lineral pa- tionageiu ihe p s^, warrau’ ng them that we Will still protect their v »n tries s iii the future, and m- ite litem to call and see our to w altr..c'u ns aud gel prices from the only Leaders in Low Prices. GA^SON & BROOM* yr ember 15, ’88. Attention Ladies! complete Stamping Outfit! Edwards & JYormeut Have a Complete Stamping Outfit, and can stamp any Pattern Initial or Monogram, ALSO A full line of Stamping Linens, Minnie Cloth, Silks, Wools &c., and Stamping Materials. SOME NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED, Como and See Them l CROId BRICK, Fully eq ial la U<o*e made ia ColutnS : a a r elgpwh.-re in ibt Stale. Oar price ie $8 a Thousand, AT THE KILN, whieb ianiaaied about half a mile wret ef 'hr Town of Darlinflon. Tha«<* desiring io purcliasa should gire ua a call, as we vuaraulifr that our brick will Kiv« porfrol Mtisfactiou. ' A. C. SPAIN k TO. May 8, ’88-tf G. 0. MERTZ who bus removed his stick ot GENERAL MERCHANDISE, to the stunG opposite bis lot liter — PLACE ON — PE' RLE STREET, offbrs u well seleotetl vstiety of nil fruiis of this seueou. Apples, .Malaga. Concord, ant Caiawha fra|-e«, biirtanas. prarr, h-uione, oranyei, cocoa iiuUi, tig*. date*, and all kinds of nuis. I'rauberrirs and all leading Northern veg etables Michigan ce lery received Ireah twice a week. My priees wilt compare fa voiahly whb any niarkci Norik or Soulh. leal) epectal att.-niiou io my Grocery De- pa riment which is full and complete Can ly eiaekns of all kinds, cigars, lohar.cn tkOo ■ full lind of Tin and Crocker} ware at oivest prices. Niv. Hi,'87, Groceries, AT and Retail. A Large Assortment of Choice, Fresh Groceries always on Hand, dl Lowest Market Trices. » JP ES O I JL. T WE GUARANTEE QUALITY AND PRICES. Respectfully, Edwards & Norment. November 22, 1888. l^inT»*A9nam^BA«tROAD. uoixesoetRff No. 27, Dolly. Lvovs Flor-nce Leave Ktngatree Arvivv Lanes Leave Lanes Arrivs Charleston So. 23, Daily. Leave Florence Le ve. King.ires Arrive Lanee • . Leave Lanes Arrive Cberlesion f A• ' * • ■'■tld Pi i 1 N* 61. Leave Florence Leave King.-irec Arrive Lanes , Leave Lanes „ aijm. ’ Arrive Cbarledoa N«M. Leave Lanes Arrives Charleston Train on O A 0 R R race wnb No fit Train. goino North, No, 78. Daily. Leave Cbarlealva Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Leave Ktngatree Arrive Plerenoe V # 1 80 » a 2 80am 2 60 a b 2 80 a b #OOaB *8 00 a m 9 10 am 9 80 a b j'e 9<8 » a 11 80 a m t« 24 P « 7 42 p m SOopm ** (« p m If -H, p iu •p 10 cmmeeis fit Fiur- \VM UULZBMJHIiR, nntus Jtwtltr. I vish to inftiriii the c.f Z 1 ti* of DarliugH'Uthut I kif|-co •|tMVtly < >ii Ii,iMl I hi* largest iisrot l uiwtii i.f watch' s, i-l' cke, jt-vvc iy and s.lvi r Willi- III lh- IVe lire mh*>I",', wh'ch I ofl’t'i ut pric« s which »dl i-.«»M|ih with N«*« York. «>r ; uy ' th -i «it\. .‘*o i»l sin’ll gents’ watch (It f fi '.iwt) Wallhau. make S32 ; gn «l fl h-d, waiiiillTid 'o wear lot 20 \iais. <20;hIv(m v\ ateLc.-, Imntii goi n|»cii tace tri'in $10 up; siivctiuc watt he • 17. All ot these are of the celebra ted Wultham make. Otter goo,Is equally a- low. All tepuiring ot fine watches done |iersomtUy May 17, ’88. No. I A Leave Cnavlevlon Arrive Lanes Leave Lancs - Leave Kingxtrre ^ Arrive Vluraitoe No- 63. Dotty, Leave Oh.trlesion Arrive Lanes ^ * « Ns SO. Leave Lauen >* - **■&■>. v Leave Kingatrve Leave Laa** * Leave Kingolree * W ">- t f’O't* exevpl Sunday. Train N«. SO •nnneera at Ftorevca with *'314 am * « a m 2 -VI a m A to a m 4 20am *1 80 p or ft ft p m 0 2*» p in <41 pn. UWp m 00 a -n ^tn a >u 80 a m 8 IO a >n 8 10 884 HKMRV OUVCN HI hois Surutmi GCO. E. TOALC, HENRY Ol Geo. E. Toale & Co, MANUFAnTUKKBS —AND— - WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Doors, Sash, Dlinds, Builders’ Hardware.. AND '. t!.. and t-> Columbia ain mi C A LI R U for Uheraw. sd.'sbwra, N. Non 42 mu* thruugh a CVnlrsI R R of H C. * I «y* *'LsrlesioM Uundays only. e an a. M.. nnu runs through via Con- "l to r \i SC ' ! ‘ rru * 0 ‘”* 8- C *’ Nos. 78 and 14 mu sofid to Wltmtagian. L.. making cl'.ac couuaoiiaa e^ith W. a R If for all pat is nurtli J R. KKNLY. S'lijiT Tr^ns. r J F. Dtvtsa, l*' steasnif. Oea,\pM«. Ag». IILIPKTtA CttCIBlA July I- iwe. adiNG .sotJfii Itj-KICK AND KAl.KSItt'OXS ml 12 11 ay lie SlP'-et, CHARLES r<>N\ . - S. 1 Vritr frr Estimates. M i\ 31, Lvi-S. G No. 28, Leave Wilmington •8 05 nm Leave Marion U 10 put 13 16 a m Ariive F.oreurs Na. bO. Leave Florence fMsui Arrive Sumter 4 40 a m Leave Sum sr 4 4U 4 b A rrive Calumhu * Uib Nn. x7 fMAeA Leave WUmingtnn •10.10 P B Leave Marion 12.87 p m 4<r**« Floreaee , tMMkM • 480 a m N» 62 Leave Sumtar f9 90aa 10 80 p ■ Arrive Culambia J , - K# ’ 'I L I.eave Wiluiinj 'on, *2 40 p m Leave .Riirlnn . 6«pm ft tup m Arrfve Florencv No 58 Leave at Florence fft 2h p m \rrive Sumter ; tn P m No ’.0 Leovo Sumter *7 47 p » rrive Columbia 9 05pm Noti je of Electio i. Ofkicb ov tiik Mayo;:. ) DaulingtoNjS.G., D«-e 4, ’8S. j Nwitse is ksretiy giv -n ihai an election lor \;aiar .n t tour (t) l^ieruiru «if Ihe T.'Wti i.f Darlington Will lx- lie id on Tut, •itiy, D)oeiuhrr 11, lh8H. The polls al l l>e open fro n If a'clo k A. M .to 5 o'cloat I' M O.ili ihj.e who are <|nnhffe<i under tMe U'oiMaa-m -hall he allowed lo Vote. haMuguis •** li-gistra! mu all I t-UrOlii'll : J II ft hue, II II lluggi nr, and U. hi. M. \<X"ii. I*t .0• o’’ said tl-^t-irmiim and Lleclioii will he toe lowei fruni v-etm at lue Town II .II. J. C WILLl’t'X, (•->) Ai«> of. At e i J. K. UclYKH. Clerk. D c 0, ’88 Orrica «f thk MaYdb. r DaBLiroToK. 8. C., Dec. 4, ’ 8 / OhiiixaXCR 4>. Re it or c-red ai d or dain-d, Hmi. on Friday, Ralunlny anti .Monday, iho I 4ik. I»lh and I7lb days ul Heoeiulier, 1888, ht-iweeu die h»itrs of 8 o’chnik in ihe .'oieusou and 0 u'oiock in the sfteriis«B. ibe He^is.ra'tou Uo ks for the town ol l>arliiiitt"ii will be Ujieii for toe regivlraiioii ,it voters for stid fiwn. A^iy citis n of 'he Oniied 8iatrs «ihi has Vsi'.- • U in ihe 8uie o U e year, atui hiIuiu tbv limns ol Ihe 1'own tor 60 da, * prior to lbs 18th ol Devei:ib<'r, 1888, and bvu^g .oluer- wise quahti-d to vote for Meuibeis cf Hie General A.-uint) y. wi t bo a.low d to reg- "Arriv- at VVilinington ister. Heginlratien wdi ra'itle anv one to »oie. J. C. VMLLCOX. (L 8) Mayer. Aiteai .- J K. MciVER, Clerk. Dee 0, ’88 J FOR G. «. I' J-J '‘ii.jrK: k D. AND C. & *. RAILRGAD8 I’uKsinr.sr’B Or fine C. & D. abd C. A 8. KAU.KOAD8 Charleston, 8, G,. May 1. 1887 da ued after May t, ibe triiinrf on ihrse roads will run as fol'ows (Hunday ex cepted) every day : .’ nows TK/vtg. * Leave Wadvsboro ^....2.2(1 p Ueuuelle g qy Morven's.... g.yg cF.-irlsnd 3.40 Leave Cheraw 4.23 Cash #»sesSs •••••* •••«•#»• a sass. . • 4 40 Society Util—4 »7 Dove’ •••«■• Mwawssaaaa e G. 2D Darlington. 4.40 PalmeHe *1 Arrive »t Flotenoe (j ll VP TBa IS. Leave Florence 10.31 Palmelio...;.,,;.lo 48 Darlington • ••••• sa« a. saassaift'Da Dove’ iwssnnaaea nnnnns 11.21 Soeiely UIIU.m.. 11.44 Cash's sasss*.1,2 W LcAYfCb^ra ^♦••••• ••neea nngiy sanw^n 12A0 McFarlen ............ *x«.«.... 1 00 9io^v®k n...............,.«.... L 20 ®.................•••i 1 89 Lake Wndeebtro...^....^.^. JJ 00 A. F. RAVENEL, PreA O H.MuterJrnaaporUUeB. No 42 runs thrungk from Chari.si mi via Geulral R U Leaving Lanse 8 »2 V Aj. Manning 8 A« A M. No 50 Mina thrungk fvwor t.’bsrfv-tnn via t.'entval K R. leaving Lenns ft <4 P M. Matt* inn* 7 12 PM, Train ou G A D It P connectsai Florence wiih No 5 -. ' , } 0ULVQ NOKTH.^ !T »• 61 No. 78. L.cave Columbia. Arri-c Sumter Leave Suin'er Arrive Flotenoe Uyive Floromee, ease Marlon Arrive at Wilmington, •‘X-.dio.ft? Leave OlamMn Arrive Sum'cg Nnu* Leave ¥*nH«» 5 . Arrive F Nile out Lva re Flervnoe, Leave .Marion Arrive it WilBitifl Tt\J Leave Gflluiiihia Ariive Soiuier ,Ire.- N» Leave FUreitne Leave Marino N* 66 14 •■'ally, f Daily exct]«i 8 No 6tf ru t •I S4 p m I s62 p m 1 4g n m 2 2D a m 4.84 , m 6 22 a in 8 84 a it •7 Oh a in 8 16 a m f8 25 a m 9 M a m f 10 Oh h m lh 42 a in 1 49 p m *5 3d p in ft 46 p m 8 9U p m 8 66 p m li 40 p m wMwmK .1. t ManitlWFTfP M, Tift A M. J Oeeirnl R R. arriving Unen 7 48 P M. 1 barlmtian « 10 P H. No by vutis ihrongh Hr fha Central K it’ ariiving Lanes 9 29 AM. Charleston , N» W oenrf^n •iilwmmn. Ml*' C A D ‘T/T^A'^i^lenet WiUiiiogtou «i-b W 4t IV R R for nil points North. ^ JOHN F. DIVINE. Gen tfiapt i'. A. KENLY. 8up’t Trane. T M. SMMERSOli. Gen. Pnt. Agt PATENT* A V PM leudsd In Promptly and. 1 Our otRee is opposite E’h No CbnVfe We refer, bAt( 8upt. ef MMWF Ortter. et the U.N. fhteot advice, tnfniftftwd ant. in yn^y 0 'tSSiP* in 3 ** l: —>i. a fMm W 8«Mpr tut dUtreasiog - iWjt Q°u> rssxx get veil