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Woman (to tmmp)—“Are you a
man of family t*’ Tramp—“Yes,
I’ve got a wife and aoveu cliildrei.,
bat 1 left them. It’s tmrd eiioagb
for me to make my own livin’, let
aloneaoob a family as that” Wo
man—“Well, 1 can’t give you uotbs
In’ to eat nor drink nor old clot bra
nor shoes, nor nothin'; eo be off
with you.” Tramp (sadly taming
to go)—“You’re pretty bard c n a
man, madam, who bus a wife and
asvrn children.”—York Sun.
Now that tbe campaign is over,
let the ue«H| apers decide tbe im
portant question whether a house
burns up or down.—Draie’# Maga
zine
k Harrow Escape.
Ool. W. K Nelson, of Brooklyn,
earns borne one evening, feeling a
peculiar lightness in the chest. B
fore retiring, be tried to draw a
along breath bat found it almost im
possible. He suffered four days
from puenmonia, and tbe doctors
gave him op. l>r. Acker’s Eng*
lieh Remedy for Cooenroption sav
ed him and be is well to-day. For
sale et Boyd’s.
“All the Spanish Mlnistsrs aave
resigned,’’ rematked Snaggs, as be
resd the evening psper. “They
received more profitable oalla
to churches in other countries,”
oommested Mrs. Snaggs; “but
what will they do in Spain for
preaching F
She is Grateful
“I saved the life of my little girl
by tbe prompt oae oi Dr. Acker’s
English Remedy tor Consumption.”
—Mrs. Wm. V. Hsrriman, New
York. For sale at Boyd’s.
It is so ancient and i leasing
sign of devotion for the lover to
kiss his lady’s eyes. This custom,
ft is perhaps needless to say, did
not originate in Boston ; for who
sun imagine Hiram saying to Pns-
eilla. *‘My love, will you kindly re
move your spectacles F—Pack.
Promptness
First a cold, then a cough, then
consumption, then death. “1 took
Dr. Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption tbs moment I began
to Mart, and 1 believe it saved my
llfr.’’—Walter N. Wallace. Wash
ington. Fit sale at Boyd’s.
Had the author of “A Man’s a
Man for ’n That” lived in these days,
he would not have need tbs coarse
word “man." Hewoald have said:
“A Oentlemau’s s Gentleman for a’
Tbat’Wekrnika State Journal,
Take it In Time.
“For the want of a nail, a shoe
was lost i for want of a shoe, a
horse was lost; for want of a horse
a rider was lost.” Never neglect
things. The first signs of
nenmonia and consamptiou can
positively be checked by Dr. Ack
or’a English Remedy for Consamp-
tkm. For sale at Boyd’s.
It was well enough, Mr. Kiobe-
Ilea, to any in your uuprogressive
time: “The pen is mightier than
the sword .•* but now we remark
tbatth* typewriter is more puissant
than the Gatling gnu.—Puck.
Terrible Forewarnings-
(lough in the morning, hurried or
diffloult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness lu tbe chest,.quickened
pulse, chilliness in tbe evening or
swento st night, all or any of these
things are tbe Drat stages of con
sumption. Dr. Acker s English
Hsmedy for oonsamption will cure
those fearful symptoms, and is sold
•oder a positive guarantee by Dr.
J. A. Boyd.
Young teacher (closing a talk to
the achool(—“Now, scholars, in
what way ooald 1 rise highest in
nnr estimation F Toot's boy (on
n book seat—“By sitting < owu on a
bant pis, sir!
The Verdict Unanimous
W. D. Bolt, Druggist, Bippus.
lad., testifies : “I can recommend
Electric Bitters as tbe very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every ease. One man
took six bottl s, and was cored of
" Rheumatism of 10 years’ standing.”
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellvilie,
Ohio, affirms: “Tbe best sel iog
medicine 1 have ever bandied in
By Mi years’ experience, is E'ectrio
Butera,” Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Elec-
trie Bitters do cure all diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only
a half do Ur a bottle at Willcox &
Go’s, drag store.
If ever we annex Canada, what a
jell will go up from the two ends of
the North American Unimi—“Con
found the Solid Itepnhlican Mid*
dlef And then the Solid South
enn taken rest.
A gemarksbls Showing for fi
Against Other Remedies.
B B.
A Woman’? Discovery.
“Another wonderful discovery
has been made and that too by a
lady in this county. Disease fast
ened its clutches upon her and for
seveu years she withstood its
severest tests, bat her vital organs
were nndermiued andUeatb seemed
imminent. For three monrbs she
coughed incessantly and could uot
sleep. She bought of us a bottle of
Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Con
sumption and was so much relieved
ou taking first dose that ste slept
all night and with one bottle has
been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.’' Thus
write W. C Hamrick & Co., of
Shelby, N. 0.—Get a free tiial bot
tle at Willcox & Co’s. Drug Store.
Tbe man who says there is no
such thing aa perpetual motion nev
er saw another man try to wind up
a Waterberry watch. — harper'm Ba
zaar.
There is a difference between the
lips of a young man and the lips of
a young woman, but sometimes it
is very small.
Bnckleu’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chsp-
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
all Skiu Eiupturns, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satis-*
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by
Willcox A Co.,
Muu’i Film k.
At tbe old (land on PZARLE STREET.
Manue haa Juat returned from ‘ (be North,
where bo was appointed apecial agent lor
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’S
PRIVATE STOCK
PUKE
RTE WHISKEY,
As fine a brand aa baa ever been brtugbt
I o Darlington.
He ie alee igent for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY.
Sep 19, ’87. ly.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS
CAPS.
Putnam Co n April 29, ’87.
Ihava been suffering for most
thirty jeara with an itching and
banting all over my face and body.
1 took eighteen bottles of oue blood
■Oilfcnilt and it did me no good. I
commenced laat January to use B.
B. B.» and after using five bottles
1 telt bettor and stouter thau I
have in thirty years, my health is
hatter nod I weigh more thau 1
ever did. Tbe itobiug has nearly
oanamL and 1 am confident that a
tow mere bottles of B. B. B. will
onre me entirely. 1 am sixty two
i old and can uow do a good
. work in my field. 1 consider
eat medicine I have ever
mm, for U certainly did me more
good than nil tbe medioine I have
ever taken. I bad, in all. nearly a
hundred linings on my face, nook
••4 body.
Jambs Pinkerton.
A FULL LINE OF
New Goods,
LOWEST
PRICES
w
•AT CeST!
Groce ics A Specify
Something for every
one to know.
GANSON & BROOM
HAVE NOT
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W* now bars ou haftd and ready for eat*
CHOICE MICK,
fully aq-ial to thosa wado is Columbia or
•laowkero ia tko Slate. Our prioe ta
$8 a Thousand,
AT THE KILN,
wbieb ie aituated about half a mil# woet of
tbe Town of Darlington. Thaee deeiriag
to jpurchaee tbould giro us a caU, as we
guarantee that our briek will giro perfect
satisfaction. A. C. SPAIN A CO.
May *, ’88—tf
fr? fciw HoaacEifru
On is mss an, A 0., ate. issa
~S*£ 4 .iif£tE' u * w " rt -«
oonro south.
Ho. *7,Du0y.
one Away”
A.T
As many have been told, but have moved into their New SUf' i> 1
ENTERPISE HoFEL BUILDING,
Where they are prepared to'show you tbe nicest line ot y G
lions, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing that baa
Dai lingtou, and at prices that will please tbe closest buyers.
WE DEFY COMPETITION OF EVERY KIND AND WILL NOT
ALLOW ANY ONE TO UNDERSELL US!
Tbe weak and shaky house that soon expect* to have the red ta|»e on
hi* door may give you prices, and tbe hucksters of auction trash may
chime in with their time worn slang about mighty sledge hummers, but
we are here, the only leaders of Low Prioes, standing a* a Hercules ready
to discount huj price they may give you.
3PHI3SITER,*S
Has become a mighty tbiug mad some men are not over-scrupoloas
how they use it, nor how much they scatter around. Oar adv ce to y ou
tbe purchasing public, is uot to let even an ooeau ot this ink deceive yon
into baying your good* until yon have seen our beaniitol stock, and have
cot our prices. We, have juat received a full new line of be-tutiiul
all-wool Henriottaa. In all the new aud fashionable colors, 49 inches wide
at only 471-2cento per yard; 36 inch width at 25 cents. Also a full liue
of Stripe, Plaid and Brocaded wool Dress Goods that we are uow slaugh
tering.
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On shoes we are tbe bosses, and ask no quarters from our competitors
for we know we will please the public when we sell them shoes without
paper, warrantiuK every pair, dboes that will not compel you to watch
ihe Weather Signal to tell whether it will do for you to wear them out
side the bouse We handle the Celebrated Slate Penitentiary Shoes,
the W.L. Douglass, and the Eagle Shoe Ob’s Shoes, aud will gives
uew pair for every pair that does not give |»erfecl satisfaction.
Ou Hats and Clothiug we are here ready to discount any price yon have
iu any grade Hat or Sait.
Aud now we respectfully thank a generous puMi* for their liberal pa
nonage in the p at, warrant ug them that we will still protect their in
teresra iu the future, and inv ite them to call aud see our uew altraetim*
and get prices from tbs only
Leaders in Low Prioes.
GA.jSON & BROOM.
N ember 15, ’88.
G. 0. MERTZ
who has removed bid st'.ck ot
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to the stand opposite his former
—PLACK ON—
PE/' RLE STREET,
offers a well selected variety of all
fruits of tbis season.
AppUa, Malaga. Ooooord, and Catawba
grapea, b.nsnna*. peart, Irtnonx, orange.,
eocoanute, figs, dates, and all kinds of mils.
Cranberries and all leading Northern veg
etables. Michigan ce'.lerj received freeb
twine a weak. My prioee will compare fa
vorably with any market North or South.
I oall epecial attention to my Grocery De
partment which is fnll and complete. Can
dy. craekerc of all kinde. eigara, tobacco.
Aloe a foil lioa of Tin and Crockery ware
ai owest prices.
Nnv. 10. ’87,
Enterprise Groce] y.
A. S WHITE, Manager.
Ifiam
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No 81.
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Lcove King.tree
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. „ No 68.
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Train No. 68 takes M». M of
Train on C A D R R eoaneets at
enne with No 61 Train.
GOING NORTH.
No, 78, Daily.
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No. 14,
September 13, 88
F. 33- 3STOJEl3^E3TT.
RE
IKT S XT H. gl KT O E3
.A.GrEI'TT.
REPRESENTS TEN OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
N1ES IN THE WORLD.
Insures all classes of property, including Gin Houses, in any part of
the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS building.
ember 6, 1888.
>♦
Masen’s Jewelry St®r»e
Is the place to get your
l ATC I1KN, C 1,0' KS \
JEWEL'S!
REPAIRED and WARRANTED-
^tLSO A COMPLETE LINE OP
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
it:., Ac., Ac,
Always on hand;
GmII aud 8vs tln-m.
MASONS JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C.
Attention Ladies!
complete Stamping
Outfit!
Edwards & Normeut
Have a Complete Stamping Outfit, and can stamp any Pattern
Initial or Monogram.
ALSO ♦
A full line »f Stamping Linens, Momie Cloth, Silks, Wools
&c., and Stumping Materials.
SOME NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
Com j and See Them l
Groceries,
AT
IF YOU WANT TO GET BARGAINS, GO TO
Who carries a complete Lino of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, No
lions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, and Caps, Hardware,
&c. A large stock 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.
A. WEINBERG.
September 13, 1888.
Wholesale and Retail.
A Large Assortment of Choice, Fresh Groceries always
Hand, '
At Lowest Market Trices.
S HP El O I HaTTE
WE GUARANTEE QUALITY AND PRICES.
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norment.
November 22, 1888.
on
HAlIC HUH,
taa Mp.
I wish to inform the citizen* of
Darlington that I kfepoonstautlyou
hand the largest Hsttorimeut of
watches, docks, jewelry aud silvt-r
ware in the Pee Dee section, which
1 offer at prices which will coit|M to
with New York, or mu>- other city.
Solid gold geuts’watch (not filled
Waltham make $32; gold filled
wm ranted to wear lor 20 years,
$20; silver watches^ hum ingor o|*cn
face from $10 up; silveriue watches
17. All of these are of the celebra
ted Waltham make. Other goods
equally as low. Ail repairing o
fine watches done (•ergoiially.
May 17, ’88.
HENRY OLIVER
AH Bools Buruteoi.
UgO.E. TOALK, HENRY OI
Geo. E. Toale & Co,
MANUFACTURERS
—AND—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Doors, Sash, Tlinds,
Builders’ Hardware,
AND
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
10 itml 12 Hnyue Street,
CHARLESTON. - • 8. G
Write fev Estimates.
M.<.v 31, 1888
Some distinguishing fea
tures of
JIppletons’ Readers.
MODERN METHODS MADE EASY.
Tbe queotion, “How thtll we teach read
ing T” fully answered.
WORD, PHONIC, AND ALPHABETIC
METHODS.
The series prepared on a combination of
* n «i|««.(.
GR VDIKG.
New sound* ibirodueed gradually. Per
fectly graded 'brtughoui tbe entire series.
SPELLING.
Words rclecied from tbe 'easons nr:
(i**n for spelling with each piece.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Uneioe'led in benat y aud attrsetiveneef
CORRECT EXPRESSION.
The pupil taught to think about what
he rea-lr. and to express bis thoughts cor
rectly.
ORAL READING.
Ti/e key note to Professor Bailey’s les
sons on accent, emphasis, inflection, and
general vocal expression.
GREAT SUCCESS.
Sines the publication of these Readers
their sale has averaged neerly.
fiOdtu.
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A MILLION A
JESL.
FOR C. & D. AND C. A if. RAILROADS
PBMiBawr’eOrrici \
C. A D. axdC. A 8. RAILROADS, l
Charleston, 8. C., May 1, 1887. j
On and after May 1, the traias on
ibeee roade will run as fol'ows (Sunday ex
cepted) every day:
DOW* TKAIM.
Leave Wadeebor* •••••••ee eeee*. **eeee 2.20 P
i! C Q It C118 » •eeeeeea • ••#•#•» •fte*«e 8 40
Morven’e ....8.08
McFarland ....3 40
Leave Cheraw 4.35
Cash's.., 4.40
Society HHI 4 67
Dcve' a.,,... ........... . 6.20
Darlington 6.40
PalatUe 6 68
Arrirc at Florence « 10
or TEAIX.
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Lak# Wadesboro ......2 00
A F. RAVENEL, Pros.
G HjMMUr.Trsniportatios.
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Ne. 68, Daily.
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Train N*. 62 tikes Ne. 62 North of Lasts.
Train No. 60 tosaecu at Florence with
Train an C A D R R far Cheraw. 8. C.,aa4
Wadesboro. ». C.
Nee 62 runs through te Celaahla
via Central R R of S C.
Nos. 78 and 14 roa solid to Wiiaiagt**,
N. C., making olese eouieetian with W. *
W R R for all poius north.
J B. KENLY, J. F. Div.na,
.. 8 «P'L
M. Entneox, Gcn’l Pa*. Agt.
vaiucm Nuniu am msu iaiuiai
Dee. 17 1888.
GOING SOUTH
Ne. 28.
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Ne. 60.
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Chariest »n via
No 62 runs through from
Central R K.
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Train on C A D R K oonneetear Fiareao*
with No 6*.
GOING NORTH.
•No 61
i*eave Columbia.
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No. 1
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*1 ptly. fDaily except Sunday.
No 68 rnns through te Charleetoa, via
Central R R, arriving Manning 7 07 P M,
Lanes 7 42 P M. Charleston 9 10 F M.
No 69 connect* nt Florence with CAD
train for Cheraw and Wadesboro’.
Noe 78 and 14 make close eonneetlon nt
Wilmington with WAY/ R R for nil points
North. ^
JOHN P. DIVINE. Gerl»ept
J. R. KENLY, Sup’t Trane.
T M. EMMERSON. Gen. Pas. Agt.
Ne. 69
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No 59
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Ne 69
Lravd Flerenee,
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No. 68,
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No 14
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Arri** at Wilmington
PATENTS
Obtained, and nil Patent bueiseeo at
tended to Promptly nad for Moderate Fees.
Our office la opposite the U. 8. Patent
Office, and we can obi tin Patents in lees
time then those remote from Washington.
Send Model of Drawing. We advice nil
•o patentability free of ebarge j and we
make Ne Charge unless Patent is secured.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Mcaey Order Div , and ta sfioiali
of the U. 8. Patent Office. For drooler,
advice, terms and references lo.noCoal all-
ants in year owa State or County, .Write te
C. A. SNOfT A 00.,
Opposite Patent Cffice, Woshlagtefc. D. 0.
Nov 11, ’«fl
• IWTSJHWl
H .rues 3 and
Made and .epairc I IfsItnA bpened a
business of the a birth «.B'nre nt McCul-
longb A Blsokweti’* harness establish
ment tmuMliat. ly opposite thel- livery eta-
h'». I f'() :,u i ul y a«k the [ alronage of the
pu^iie. I hove had twruly year'* experl-
< ucr in ibv hueinees, and not only know
the wants of Ihr p- i-*e, hut am prepared
wilk 1 hr proper ma .1 -at to di their work
*t the shortest possible nolle*.
Mch. 16,-tf W. C. VUUNG.