The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, December 27, 1888, Image 4
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that latly buy aDything^”
asked the jeweler of his new bov,
as the Ifldy In question left the
store, apparently in a temper,
“She did not. She asked we tor
an old Reid breast pin and I asked
her if she look this store for a junk
shop. Then she wen* ont.”—Jewel
eri Weekly.
A Safe .nvestment.
Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfacb ry results, or
in case of failure a reiureol pur
chase price. On this safe plan you
cun bay from our advertised Drug
gist a bottle of Dr. King’s New dis
covery for Consumption. It is
gcaranteed to bring iclief in every
case, when used tor any affection ol
Throat, Langs or Chest, such as
Consumption, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma. Wboo|
mg Cough, Cioup, etc., etc. It is
pleasant aud agreeable to taste,
perfectly safe, and can always Jje
depended upon. Trial bottles tree
at Willcox’sdrug store.
Editor’s child—“What’s the mat
ter with papa to-day T lie’s in an
awful bad humor.” Editor’s wife—
“Yes, my dear. The regular funny
man of the paper is sick, aud your
father ia trying to keep the depart
menl going.”—New York Weekly.
Terrible Forewarnings
Cough iu the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness iu the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of con
sumption. Dr. Ackei’s English
Ermedy for consumption will cure
these fearful syoiplows, aud ia sold
under a positive guarantee by Dr.
J. A. Boyd.
•Nasality. Rev Mr.Briiulet: “I’ve
accepted that call. You know,
Thbiuas, seven thousand a year is
not to be sneezed at.” Mr. Kazzler
(a pronounced layman :) “No, in
deed. old man. You ought to sauf
fle along on that very well.”—Time.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve,
The Best tiaive iu the World for
Cats, Bruises, Bores, Ulceis, Balt
Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblaius Corus, ' aud
all Bkiu Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or uo pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satiss
faction, or money reiuuded. Price
25 cents per box. For Bale by
Willcox & Co,
Take it in Time.
l ‘For the want of a nail, a shoe
wa* lost ; lor want of a shoe, a
horse was lo«t ; for want of a horse
a rider was losi.” Never n»-ghct
small things. The first si;'us of
(•nt-nmoii'a and conMimption can
positively be (-becked by Dr. A'*k
er’o English Remedy for Consump
tion. For sale at Boyd’s.
“Was the play bad f Well, I
guersitwas. Why, even the gas
went out at ihe close ol the second
uct.— Uarj,er't Bazar.
HeriTwius
We d« sire to say tc our citiz-ns,
thai for years we have been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
somption. Dr. King’s New Life
Pills, Buckleu’s Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, 1
or that have given t*ocb universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guaiantee them every time, snd
we stand ready to refund the pur
chase price, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use These renis
erties have won their great popular
ity purely ou their merits.
Widcox & Co.
Mikgh, hM\ & Co.,
Have just rtcrived a large supply
OF
BUGGIES,
of the follow ing celebrated make
QUA ItTER TOW N.COUHTLAND
AND COLUMBUS.
ALSO
ust received a fine lot of Harnes s
of the liest style and quality.
June 7, 18£8.
Mam’s M... k
Ai Ike old •land on PtlARLE STREET.
Manne has ju*l rtlurned from ihe North,
where he waa appointed apeeial areal lor
HIE NEW YORK STUCK EXCHANGE'S
PRIVATE STOCK
PURE
RYE WHISKEY,
At fine • bran ! as has erer been bring til
l o Purlingion
He ir alio igeni for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY.
Sep --’9. '87. \j.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Porkcbo|>—“ Joine and have a
glass ot;-vine. I ju t received a
case of Laobiywa Christ!—very
fije.” Wagginglou—“Dr. Pills
bury called tuy atleutiou tbd other
day to a case of spiu. 1 meningitis.”
Porkchop (not to be outdone)—
“Ye»; I’ve got some ol that ou the
way over from Europe.”—America.
A Narrow Escape.
Coi. W. K Nelson, ol Brooklyn,
came home one evening, teeling a
peculiar tightness in the chest. Be
fore retiring, he Hied to draw a
long brealb but found it almost im
possible. He suflVred tmir days
from pneumonia, aud the doctors
gave him up. Dr. Acker's Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption sav
ed him aud be is well to-day. For
sale at Boyd’s.
Young houaewifj (to husband
who sajs he knows bow to cook) —
“How long do you b. oil a cbickeu,
Edwin F Edwin—“Oh—cr—how
long is tl e i hicLou V— Life.
1.4
fe V
Nhc is Grateful
“1 saved the life of my iitile gill
by the prompt use ot Dr. Ackei’s
Engli'li Re ued\ tor Consumption.”
—Mis. Win. V. Uarriman, New
Yoik. PorS'ile.ii Boso’s.
“Hello, Moses, wots dc mutter
wid yet” “ludigestioq.” ‘-How’s
dai T” “Huin’t hud nulhi ’ to-Ji
gi si laid Harper'* Bazar.
Promptness
Fiist a cold, th< n a c-iugh, tin n
coi sumption, then death. “I look
Dr. Acker's English K ni> d.v t r
Consumption th- tno.neut I began
to cough, ui d I l elieve it av»d i,y
ife.” — Wnltei N. WhI ace. Wash-
iugtmi. F r sale at Bo d’s.
Testimonial ot Hon. Tims. Paulk, ot
llcriau County.
Would not take SI.000 for M —Re-
Ih-vod of Ft'ecn Years’ Bufl'cri'-g
frun Dys; ep -a.
ALAPAUA, Ca June 22, 18*7 —
B. B. B Company, Atlanta, Ga.—
G> iclemen : I iiad snfli-ied ti« m
I bat terrible diaeasi. DyspepFia. lot
over fiftei-u yens, >i d durii g ih u
time ried eve ytning I cou d he.-r
of, and spent over three hui dnd
dollar- in doctors* bills, without
receiving the si ghti>t benrlD. in
deed, Iciu iumd to giow woia.-.
Finally, atier 1 despa red o* o'da n-
tug lelief a fii» iid r< c -iniHeuilid B.
B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm), and I
began using it; nr.t, h »wever,« x
peeing to tie U in filed. Alter
using half a hot i!e 1 v as sal is fled
that I was h iog heuefi; ! e i, and
when tiie sixth to lie was (alien 1
felt I ke a rew utsn. I would not
take <1,000 tor the good it has done
me; iu fact, the teief 1 deiived
from it is ptioe'ess J firmly be
lieve that 1 would have died Imd I
not taken it. ResiMcifully, etc.
Thomas Paulk.
maniedf Why,
ich mouse,
it” “Wile’'
HATS
d
CAPS.
A FULL LINE OF EACH
flfew Goods,
LOWEST
PRICES
-A. !Et TD W
*
.IT Co tr
Groce i s A Specially,
A.X
Enterprise Grocery.
September 13, 88
A- S WHITE, Manager,
tp. zee
FIRE
13\T S XT n. bl 3NT O E3
^GEUNTT.
REPRE8ENT8 TEN OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
NIES in the world.
Insures all classes of property, me uding Gin Houses, in any i an of
the County. Office over DARLING luN NEWS building.
Sept i mber 6, 1888.
Masen’s Jewelr»y St©r»e
Is the place to get your
Vl < IICH, f 1,0 KS A i n
JEWRim
REPAIRED “d WARRANTED,
f LSO A COMPLETE LINE OP
Waltham Watches,
Selh Thomas Clocks,
(JI1AIN6, CHARMS, RINGS,
Ae, \o,. A#,
Always on hand;
Cull and s-w tin ui
MABON'iS J EW ELRY STORE, Public Square, Da rlington, B C.
X
IF YOU WANT TO GET BARGAINS, GO TO
A. 'WDESXlVlBESfl.Or’S,
Who carries a complete Line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, No
tions, Boots and Shoes, Clothipg, Hats, and Caps, Hardware,
&c. A large stock 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.
h. WEINBERG.
jmber 13, 1888.
ing for every
one to know.
GANSON & BROOM
HAVE NOT
“Gone A w a y”
As many have beeu tol l, but have moved into their New Sto * ii I
. EN7ERPISE HjfEL BUILDING,
Where thev ure prep led to t*how you ibe nicest line ot y G
lions, Boots, Bhoes, Hals and Clothing that has
Darlington, and at pi ices that wid please the closest lr yers.
WE DEFY COMPETITION OF EVERY KIND AND WILL NOT
ALLOW ANY ONE TO LNDLRSELL US!
The weak aud shaky house that soon < xp<« ts to have the r»-d tai>e on
I i* door may give you prices, and the hucksters of auctiou trash mu-,
chime iu with the<r lime woru slang abou: migh’y t-lcdgi b. urineis, Imt
we ate here, the only leaders of L .w Prices, standing as a Ueiculi-s teudy
to discount any price they may give you.
TPIRITSTTEIR’S XTSTK
Has become a mighty thing and some men are not overscrupulous
how they use ii, not ho-# niucli they scatter around. Our adv ce to y ou
the purclias ug ptiblio, is not 'olet even au ocean ot U is ink deceive you
into buring yom good- until you have seen our beaurilul stock, aud have
got our ptices. We have just teceived a full new line ol l»e ulilul
all'-WOol Ht-iniettas. in all the new and fashionable colors, 40 inctu-g wide
at only 47 1 2 vents per y itid ; 36 mrh'widtli at 25 cents. Also a lull line
of Stripe, Plaid and Brocaded woo: Dress Goods lb it we ate now slaugh-
teriug.
Attention Mes!
complete Stamping
Outfit!
Edwaril? & Normeiit
Have a Complete Stamping Outfit, and can stamp any Pattern
Initial or Monogram,
ALSO
A full line of Stamping Linens, Mutnie Cloth, Silks, Wools
&c., and Stamping Materials.
SOME NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
Com and Sec L hem <
Groceries,
AT
Wholesale and Retail.
A Large Assortment of Choice, Fresh Groceries always on
Hand,
At Lowest 'Market Trices,
Fin© U*:
» ]F» E O I H. T 7S?
WE GUARANTEE QUALITY AND PRICES.
■^Respectfully,
• Edwards & Normeiit.
November 22, 1888.
BRICK! BRICK! ,. T
Viv no-.* bate on liusil auJ reidjr for ** t
14 A3
RAILROAD.
nice brick,
Fully oq ul to thoae made in Columbia or
elsewlirre iu Ibe Slate. Our price ia
$8 a Thousand,
AT THE KILN,
which ia situated about half a mile weal of
the Town of Darlington Those desiring
to purchase should giro ua a call, as we
guarani.-e that our brick will girt* psrfect
sadsf.'iction. A. C. SPAIN A 10.
May 8, ’88-tf
OhaI
On and
schedule will
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M: C ’* f Bl J W, 1888.
I lhi » the folio wine
frun : *
|N0 SOUTH.
87, Daily.
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,28. Dally.
Ou shoes we are the bosses, and a-k no quarters from our competitor*
for we know we will please i he public when we sell th> in sho-s without
paper, Wiurauting every pair. Shoes (hat will not compel you to witch
ijie Weather Signal to t l! whether it will do for you to wear them out
side ihe hou-e We handle the IMehrated Slate Petiileuitaiy Sooes,
the W. L. Douglass, aid the Kagl ISb«s- Go’s S o«s. and w 11 give a
new pair for every pair tli it does not give perfect saiistucliou.
Ou Ha's and Clothing we are here ready to di.-comit any pi ice you have
lit any grade Hat or Sail.
And now we respectfully thank a generous pul-11* for their lioerul pa-
tiouage iu (lie p si, w»iruu> ng 'hem .h it we uil: still piotici th<-»r in
teres s in the*future, and invite tlieui to call aud t,rv our m-w atli.icih.us
aud gel prices from the only
Leaders in Low Prices.
GA.dSON & BROOM.
N e m 1st 15, ’88.
'G. 0.
w ho has removed hi st'.e.k of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to Ihe stand opposite his foimer
— PLACE ON—
PERLE STREET,
oilers a well selected vaiiety ot all
fruits of this sea.-ou.
Applvs, RliiUgn. Concord, and CHlvwha
grn| ra, baii:innaa. prara, ieinon*, orangaa,
cocoamita, tig*, dalca, and ah kinda of null 1 ,
t'ranb.rriea and all loading Nortbern vi-g-
rtat.len Michigan ce lery recivetl fresh
twice a w-ek. My prices will compare fa
vorably with any market Norik or South.
1 call special attention to my Grocery De
Diriment wiiich is full and cooiplete Can
dy ctackeia of all kinds, cigars, tolmceo
Also a full line of Tin and ('rockery ware
at owest prices.
Nov. 10, 87,
ime MiS,
tas Mr.
I wish to inform the citizens of
Darlingtou that 1 kA-pcoestantlyim
hand the largest assortment ot
watches, clocks, jewelry aud silver
ware in the Pee Gee section, which
1 offer at prices w hich w ill co ii|n it*
with New York, or any other city.
Soiid gold geiitn’ watch (not tilled;
Waltham make #32; gold filled,
war ranted to wear tor 20 years,
120; silver watcl es, hummgor open
face from 110 up ; silverine watcher
87. All of these are of the celebra
ted Walth-im make. Otin r gotals
equally a- low. All lepairiug ol
fine watches doue | ei8onallv
May 17,’88.
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No 81.
GCO. C. TOALC, HENRY OUVER
Geo. E. Toale & Co,
MANUFACTURERS
—AND—
W HOLESALE DE A LERS IN
Doors, Sash, Tlinds,
Builders’ Hardware,
AND
tel Miiag IMsral
OFFICK AND SALESROOMS
10 nd 12 H.tyue 8ir<-e(,
<11 ABLE-TUN. - S. G
Write fer Estimates.
M .v 31, 1888
Some distinguish}n§ fea
tures of
/PPLETONS’ UEADERS.
VODKKN MKT HODS M\DK EASY.
Tl.e (| i, ••How -h .11 wo truck road-
i'.g . ” ful'y 'imwere I.
WUftD, PHONIC. AND ALPHABETIC
METHODS.
Ti.r s, rir-s prrpurvd ou .1 cnnikinadun of
« M ll i • I.. r
Git VlMNU
;*i » imuii.le i.’irtHlue-d gr duully. Prr-
f- eily ,'i...l< il • l,r. ngi.. ili<* entire sorie*.
SPELLING.
"olds M-li'O'ed from ihe 'rs-ons ar:
giv.o far -prl'i'ig wiili »ncb piece.
ILLUSTK IT IONS.
Unesce led in hi i n ^ and n'trsrtivetief s
COI!KEPT KXf r.ESSION.
The iiiipil tm.gkl lu lliinU nhoul whal
Ik- nu i-. aud in , xpiesg bis ikouglita cor-
r. cily
ORAL BEADING.
f •• try ..ole to Hrifrssor Bailey’s les-
s'i « mi arc*iii. .nphave-, ii fleciio'i. aud
r- n'-ra! vo«:.i ekpreaatun.
UBFAT -UCt ESS
Suce die ptibheatiou <>f thesa Readers
tbeirrale In.- a-'ciaged ntnrly.
A MILLION A TEAR.
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FOR C. & D. AND C. A «. RAILROADS
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Morven’e.
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Cash’s
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Dove’s
Darlington
6.40
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Nos 78
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ly except Sunday,
krougb to Charleston, via
riving Manning? 12 P M,
. Charleston 9 10 P M.
brougk to Charleston via
ving Manning 8 60 A M,
, Charleaton 11 80 A a.
is at Florence with CAD
w and Wadesboro’.
4 make close oonneetlon at
Wilmiagtoo^b W & W R R for all points
North.
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|i!y except Sunday,
jnaecta at Ftoronoe with
R for Cheraw, S. C.,and
is through to Columbia
If S C.
L'kartevton Sundays only,
la runs through via Cen-
arrive Columbia, 8. C„
I run solid to Wilmington,
lee couoeetion with W. &
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J- F. Divinn,
. Gen’l Sup’t.
pnsas. GaaT Pass. Agt.
iBirixFMlSTA KilLMAi
luly la 1688.
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PlTBNTS
Obininedlnd all Patsat busiaess at*
truded to iftnptlyaad for ModeraU fsss.
Our oSew opposite (hs U. 8. Patsat
Office, and ft oan obtain Patsnts la lass
time tbsn tfce rsaots frsm Washlagtsa.
Sand Mol of Drawing. Wa ad Vlas all
•o patantawy free of charge) aad we
make No Cne unlese Patent is teeored.
We refer ere, t« ike Postmaater, the
Supt. of M< J Order Div , and ts officials
ot the U. S ’atent Office. For oireular,
advice, ter a -d r< faranoss to actual all-
a da ta v.-u "*u St.-ie or County, write to
C. A. SNOW 8 00.,
Oppoaiia eut Cffiee, Washington. D.Q.
Nu» It, ‘ >
btfiji Sit Jet idg!
Wi y r wi h that diatressing
iiMt'HKw Dm|isy f Gt» to
o., tfamf got cnuipbetlVi
iitt'tly ; f oru on»* to flwd'-
t h tit «!trc yutij uka
tiing lo tlir '’Mors tt
get well.
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