The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 17, 1889, Image 4
:4w :
;*'•
A thief at D iboqne a*ole a bar
r« l of but b■'eat^a-• tli<* war-
»!it db| uot aimjify that tin y wj-re
bens’ ejiK^ Insteid of g •'»'? or lur-l
or alligator eggs, hi* was t«r '**<1
loose aud allowed to go- I-*aw ami
common B“t>*e were alwaya stran
gers.
A Sad Story
The child coughei’. The mother
MU. Bo remedy was near. Befoie
morning 'he poor little sufferer was
dead. Moral: Always keep Dr.
Acker’s English liemedy at baud.
For sale by Dr. Boyd.
J. M. Leary, of the Loudon Tele
graph, refused to go to bed when
il, saying that it was his-rule to re
tire at a certain hour and be did
not propose to deviate from the cus
tom. So he died decently and in
older in his chair.
Terrible.
Two-tbirds ot all deaths in New
York City are from cousnmptiou or
pneumonia. The same proportion
holds for most other cities. Delay s
are dangerous. Dr. Acker’s Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption wi;
always relieve, and may save yonr
life. For sale by Dr. Bojd.
The Philadelphia woman who
died of tight lacing was an old maid,
homely and angular, and uev. r had
a bean. And yet she said she lac
ed to please the men. All men
shoaid chip in for a monument to
her.
I)o not Soffer any Longer-
Knowing that a cough can be
checked in a day, and the first
Stages of consumption broken iu a
week, we hereby guarantee Dr.
Acker’s English Remedy for Con
sumption, and will refund the mon
ey to all who buy, take it as per
rectiou, aud do not find our
ment correct. ForsalebyP 0 *iate
John Clayj^fpj T^feBoyd.
“Ah ‘Chicago man, said
^r-ntWer to a Mrs. Bemeut,
and she had him arrested. The
court held that it was an insalt,
and he was fined 150, after which
Bement pancbcd his head
Why Women Fade-
Women lose their beauty because
eoUa undermine their life. Dr.
Acker’s English Remedy for Con-
samption is an absolute cure tot
colds. For sale at Buyd’a.
A Chinaman has sent home draw
ingaofa pile-driver and ins'ruc-
lions how to work f \ an t hop *s t h
Chinese Government will ;id >pt it
as u im au* ol executin' criminals
Against Other Remedies.
I’UTSAM Co., April 29, ’87.
1 have be<n suffering for most
thirty >eais with an itchin * niid
binning all over my face and body.
I took eighteen bottles ol one Mood
medicine and it did me no good. I
commenced 1 ist Jamiury to use B.
B. B. t and after using five bottles
I telt better and stouter than 1
have iu thirty years, my health is
bet let and 1 weigh more than 1
ever did. The itching has neatly
ceased, and 1 am confident that a
few more bottles ol B. B. B. will
cure me entirely. 1 am sixty two
je.irs old slid can now do a good
day’s work iu my field. I consider
it the best medicine I have ever
seen, for it certainly did me more
good than all the medicine I have
ever taken. Iliad, in all, nearly a
hundred iisings or. my face, neck
and body.
James Pinkerton.
NOTICE
According to (he provision* of (he rc-
eenl Act oflhr Lffirlslnr • to rsinbiish thr
School Di'lricl ol the Town < f fWlinctcn,
* n nSirtV of all 'hr Ir^al rolrrf liritiif in
tni'l l-i-iric-i end irinrninc re-I or per*
ro»*l pi nertty ih* rein, ir hrrchv eslled,
I., hr held in the Crnrl Hmiee > n SaiordHy.
Jsnucrv I9ih. si \i o’clock M , m decide
» b*l n dilinaal lax. if aay, ebs’l be leriel
for the .ch«»l porpoaea of ami Diairiel,
By cidrr of lie Board of Trnalrea
C B. EDWARDS. 8-e ty
Ai the rnme n retinal tn elrelirn will he
held lo Hi) varanetrr in Ibe Board of True
ipra of Si. John’s Actdimy.
Jan. 10. *89-21.
Important Mice
t
TfliBW
We now have on Land and res.Iy for rale IITniE A8' > 'eR!f-'
Preparing*
a
Mum’s Palate k
At Ibe old stnnd on PtiARLE S fREET.
Manue has juel reiurneo from Ibe North,
where he was sppoluled special ageal lor
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’S
PRIVATE STOCK
PURE
RYE WHISKEY,
As fine a brand a* has ever been bMu^bi
I o Darlington.
He is also igent for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY.
Sep 29. ’87. ly.
change
in our busi
ness we will spread a
mm brick,
Polly tq tal to Ihota mad* <■ Columbia or
eUrwhere io lb* Slate. Our price ia
$8 a Th:usaiid,
At THE KILN,
which i«Miuaied about half a mile we«i &t
the Town of Darlington Tbo.e desiring
lo pnrchmiM should give is* a call, as we
guarantee tbui our brick will give porfeet
eadafautioo. A. C. SPAIN k CO.
May 8. ’88-lf
Hmr%, \m.
. 0 °i * ni ' tk ‘* fbl'owiag
schedule wilt be s^g - *
Leave Florence
Lear* Kingsiree
Arrive loiure ».
Leave Lauea
Arrive Cbartebtm
. *•-
Lfavv Florenea
Leave Kmgatree
Arrive Laue*
Leave Lane*
Arrive Charles!on
going Mtrni.
No. 87, Daily,
• ■
Dally.
for the next 30
.ado •-
Epoch
The tradition from long, linger
ing aud painful isickneaH to robuat
health marks au epoch in the life of
the individual. Such a rein irka-
ble event is treasured in the mem
ory aud the ageucy whereby the
good health h ia been attained ia
giatefully blesaed. Hence if ia th.it
ao much is beard iu praise of Elec
tric Bitters. Mo many led they
owe their restoration to healih, to
the nseofthe Great Alterative aud
Tonic. If yoj are tr< nbled with
any d.sense of Kidneys, Li\er or
Stomach, of l ing or short standing
you will surely tlml relief by use of
Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c. and
tl per bottle at WiLcox k Go’s,
drug store.
In Siberia, when it is 20° below
aero, men go puffing about an I m
quire of each other: “VV.-ll, is this
▼aim enough for you f”
Their Business Booming
Probably no o:ie thing h i* can*
ad such a general revival of trade at
Willcox ft Go’s, ding store as their
giving away lo their customers of
ao many free trial ho’’le«of Dr
King’s N«*w Discovery f »r Oou-
aumptiou. Their trade is simply
enormous in tbia very valuable ar
ticle from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoints.—
Oongbs, Golds. Asthm i, Bronchitis
Group, and all throat and lung d*s-
eaaea quickly cured. You can tost
it before having by gettiug a trial
bottle free, large size II. Every
bottle warranted.
James Kane, of Connection*, fir
ed at a cat in the darkness mid
killed a *50 cow; and yet he says
he ia a man who never bad any
luek.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salye,
The Best Salve iu the World for
Soaer, Ulcers, Salt
Borea* Tetter, Cbap-
ina Corns, aud
and. poaitively
required. It
i perfect aatias
refunded. Price
box. For Sale by
BOOTS AND SHOES,
e wj^nj^ir our en-
, mb r'*- 1
HAT
ft
|Ot>
r***
fib
A FULL LINE OF EACH
Xew Goods,
LOWEST
w
There i» a boy io iowa who hits
lost both hands, both feet, both
eara and most of bis nose by frost
bites, and as he has nothing else to
lose In- is having lots of fun out of
doom this winter.
How!Doetor’s'Coiiquer Death.
Dr. Walter K. Hammond says
“After a long experience 1 have
come to the concl tdon that two
thirds of all deaths from Coughs,
pneumonia and consumption, might
be avoided if Dr. Acker’s English
Remedy for Consumption were on
ly carefully used iu time.” This
wonderful Remedy is sold under a
positive guarantee by Dr. Boyd.
The doctors ct Paris have at last,
come to the conclusion that a man
suffers no paiu after being decapi
tated. It’s a cold day when yon
can’t get some good news from
Paris.
•JT
Groceries A Specify
AT
tire stock of Dry
caps. Goods, Notions, boots
and shoes, Hats and
Clothing,
mt emw
to cash buyers for the
next thirty days.
Every one is cordially invited to attend this Pic-nic.
Very Respectfully,
& BROOM.
PRICES
January 17, ’89.
Enterprise Grocery.
A. S WHITE, Manager.
September 13, 88
ZB 1 - E. 3SrORnVEE3sTT,
0^ FIRE
iixrsrjJFiatiNroE
AOE3STT.
REPRESENTS TEN OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
NIES IN THE WORLD.
Inaiires all clnases of property, including Gin Hcni-e*, in any i art of
the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS building.
mber 6, 1888.
Mas©pi’s Je\x/elr*y 8t®r*e
Is the place to get yonr
ivrciiKM, rv.ot ks a x »
JEWELm
REPAIRED »"<l WARRANTED,
^LSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
Waltham Watches,
Selh Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS,.CHARMS, RINGS,
&e., Ac. Ac,
Always on hand;
Call aud See them.
MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, 8 C,
IF YOU WANT TO GET BARGAINS, GO TO
A. 'WEIISTBESn.GrHS,
W iio carries a complete Line of Dry Goods/ Dress Goods, No
tions, Boots and Snoes, .Clothing, Hats, and Caps, Hardware,
&c. A large atock of Staple and Fancy Groceries always on
hand. Call and inspect his Large Stock and you will go home
well satisfied.
vF.
Opposition we invite—Competition we defy.
a A. WEINBERG.
September 13, 1888.
complete Stamping
Outfit!
Edwards & Nor meat
Have a Complete Stamping Outfit, and cati stamp any Pattern
Initial or Monogram.
ALSO
A full line of Stamping Linens, Momie Cloth, Silks, Wools
&c., and Stamping Materials.
SOME NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
Cam :■ and See Them !
Groceries,
AT
Wholesale and Retail.
Large Assortment of Choice, Fresh Groceries always on
Hand,
At Lowest Market Trices.
S I* El O I
WE GUARANTEE QUALITY AND PRICES.
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norment.
November 22, 1888.
G,; 0.
who h»M n mov« d hi *t'<:k ot
G EN ER A L M KRCH A N DISE,
to tin* attui'i »'P|m-sii«- hi« loipn-r
- I’LAOF. ON-
PE ' RLE STREET,
I'ffeia h w,*l! Ne'euted vanety
• ru «' 8 ' f i'jA!Wnr'
_‘1 lUllSi-rtruiT*f*, C*ncor.l. *n4 C*t»*t>a
Ki*!»-*, t-Hii-innas. pfars, !■ okihs, nranf.*,
coeMVUUta, hgs, ilitU-a, *uJ *11 kiiirt sxf nuta.
!'r*i>t,ei ri«* *U'I all IPHiling Noriht-rn vpg
ifthlsa Michigan ce lery rec*-ivf.| fresh
iwice a wi-*k. My prices wtll o«nipare fa
,(l•'nh'>' with any markel Nnrih or South.
I call apeciul alt.-uiiou lo, my Oioocry D*
rsrini--ut which is full anil complete C*u-
iiy C'*cke<* of all kiails. eig:irs, tobacco.
A leu » full tin* of Tin *i»'l Crockery ware
at owesb prices.
Nov. Ill, ‘87,
L*«»e Florcoce
Le v* Ki ngMreo
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Arrive Cbarlenaa
No 15.
No 88.
m •,
tes Jews'j.
I wish to inform the eilizt-ns of
Darlington that I keepconatMiirlyon
hand the largest assortiupiiI ot
watches, dock*, jewelry and silver
ware in the Pee Dee section, which
I offer ut prices which w ill co u|s *«*
with New York, or any oth-r ritv.
Solid gold gents’ watch (not filled)
Waltham make ¥32; trold filled,
w.iranted to wear lor 20 vi-mis,
•20; silver wstcl.es, Itimtiugoropcn
face IrmnSlt) up; siiveiini* watcher
¥7. All of these are of the celebra
ted Waltham make. Otln r goods
equally as low. All tepairiug of
fine watches done personadv.
May 17, ’88.
HCNRV OUVCR
A MILLION A TEAR.
L'»vh f orense
L-avc Kings,ra*
Arrive l.snrs
Leave Limes
Arrive. I'harlcainn
Tram No. t>8 iq
Tim on C & l» R U
cnee with No hi Train.
No. 601, Vestibul*
Thursday ana Sa'urday.
Lear* Florence 6.80 A.
Irrton 9 00 A M
GOING NORTH.
No. 79, Daily.
Leave Charleston
Arrive Lanes
Lrnte Lancs
Leave Kiugs'ree
Arrive Flerenoe
No. II.
Leave Cnarlevlon
Arrive La nee
Leave Lanes
Leave Kingstree
Arrive yiorcnce
No/62, Daily.
Ltave Charleslon
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Lea**- Kl ig<ir >e
Arrive Fl .r-uj*
No 01
*{S:
• 60am
• 50 a m
ft 00 a n
t D«p ns
W OS a m
12 27 a m
12 27 a b
2 5 5* n.
7 ft® a m
9 10 a m
0 ®2 a ■
» *2 am
D 44am
fOWpni
7 21pm
7 40pa
*7 60 p m
> of & * .* ~
con-ieois at Vi«r-
Train. Tneeday,
M . arrlv* Ohar.
•12 26 a m
t 44 a m
SftOam
I M a m
4 20am
*4 ftO p m
ft *-8 p m
« 28 pm
• '•Opm
7 0 .o
•7 00 a m
8 86 - m
f< 4u a ii
19 tm
20 am
*«• »0 p a
2S*pm
2 28 p m
ft ft! P tn
4 10 p m
f Daily except San lay.
I
<vii
ui u Etmiiy.
GEO. E. TOALE, HENRY Ol
Geo. E. Toale & Go,
MANUFACTURERS
—AND—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Doors, Sash, Winds,
Builders’ Hardware.
AND
OFFICK AND SALESROOMS
10 and Ui Hay nc SfrHt*r,
OH ABLE STUN, - - 8. O
Write far Estimates.
May 31,1888
Some distillguishin §’ fea
tures of
JIppletons’ Readers.
MODERN METHODS MADE EASY.
The q'testion, “How .hill we teaob read
li.gr* fully nnswereJ.
WORD, PHONIC. AND ALPHABETIC
METHODS.
The series prepared on a combination of
i ft n i tl ■ t.
GRADING.
Nrw sounds introduced gr-idnally. Per-
fi ctly graded ‘Imughoul the entire series.
SPELLING.
Words selrced from the 'es.ons
given for spelling with each pi£ce.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Unexee'lcd in beau'y end ailraeliveness
CORRECT EXPRESSION.
Tbs pupil taught to think about what
he rts l.. and to t-xpreas his thoughts cor
rectly.
ORAL READING.
Toe key note to Professor Bailey's les
sons on accent, emphasis, iiifltciioa, and
general vocal expression.
GREAT SUCCESS.
Since the publication of tbeas Readers
their sale has averaged nearly.
a e Cbarf-slon
Arrive Lw«*
Leave Lanes
Leeve Kingstree
Arriv.- Flore ce
* Daily ,
Train No 62« .k-a Ne. fttNorrh-of Lanos.
11 ala Nn. **2 eonneota at Florenoa
Train on C It D U R for Cbaraw, S.
Waderboro, N. I*.
Nos 62 run* through to
via Central K K ofS C.
^ Noa. 78 aad 14 run aoliti l« W
N. C., making close oouneolion with
W R R for *11 pot .ta north
No. 600 Vestibule Trala,
use-lay kn-l Friday.
Leave rharlestno 6.15
F orenee 9.15 P M
.1 R. KENLY. J F. Diviga,
Sttpi Trans. Oen’l ftua't.
T. M. Enaiuoa. Gen'l Paa*. Agt.
M >8 Uy,*
P. M., %rriva
VIL1IMTM COLDIMA AW ADfiVSTA lULWAft
Jaa. S, 1889.
going south
No. U.
Leave ▼ilmingloa *6 35 p m
Leave Marion ft a*
Arrive Florence
Leave Florence
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sum'er
Arrive Columbia
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
Leave Sumter
Arrive Columbia
L«ave Marion
Arrive Flore oe
Leave Florenee
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumt-r
Arrive Columbia
Ne. 60.
No. 27
N. 62
No 58
No. 15.
8.1ft a m
4.40 a m
4 40 . m
ft 14 a at
*40.10 a m
12.40 p m
1 36am
*ftftp m
4 10pm
fO 00pm
7 21 p m
t 7 21 p in
9 00 p tn
Leave Wilmington
Loate Marion
Arrive Flortuoa
ar-
4 10 n m
A46 a m
7.80 a m
No 62 rnna through from Charleaien via
Central R &.
Leaving Unea 8 22 A M.. Maaaing 8 68
A M,
Train on C ft D R R oonuectsat Florenoa
with No 68.
No. 601 Vestibule Train, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. 7
Leave Wilmington 2.10 A. M, arrive
Florence 5.20 A. M.
GOING NORTH.
No 61
oeavo Colombia.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Floreoee
No. 78.
Leave Floreace,
Leave Marion
Arrive at Wilmington,
N*. 59
Lcnve Columbia
Arriv* Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florence
Leave Flerenoe,
Leave Marion
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
Nc. 68.
No 14
•10 85 n m
It 68 p m
II 68 p as
1 16 am
4 86 a a
628 am
8 86 a a
*7i40 a a
9 16 a a
S 80aa
40 a a
flO 46 * ■
1180 a a
•5 20 p m
ft 87 p a
FOR C. ft D. AND C. ft 9. RAILROADS
PiaaiDMT’a OrrtoB
C. ft D. akdC. ft 8. RAILROADS.
’ Charleston, 8. C., May l, 18S7.
On and after May 1, the trains on
these roads will run as foltows (Sunday ex
cepted) every day s
DOW» TBAII.
Leave Wadesboro •••••••a* ••**». •*•**• 2.20
Bennatta
**•••*••a**•••••* *••••« 8 40
9 •*•*•*••* ••**••**• ee*«**3a08
M cPh rift n (!••*•••••• •**#•***• •*••8*40
Left?© Cherftw 4,26 *
Cftfth’ Saeee**###••« ••*••*•**••••*•* 4.40
Soeieljr Hill 4 57
Dots ft****#. ****** -«••#* a ****a., 6.20
Darlington 6.40
PnlniOttOaa««#a . 668
Arriv* al Florenea 6 l©
or tea ia.
Leave Florenee ....10.88 \ F
Palaetto lo 48
* Darlington...
Dovo’a......... ||.21
NttcietyHill 11,44
Pe-lt’a 12 01
Leav.rit r.*w .....12.20 I’M
.100
Merveti's I 20
Henne11 s.........m..... I 82
Lake Wadesbero ^..2 00
A. F. RAVENEL, Pres.
G U,Master Tranaportalion.
•810pm
8 47 pm
11 86 pm
4 SO a m
4.18 am
8.40 am
■ton, via
Leave Florenoo
Leave )4arira
Arrive at Wilmiagtoa
No 66
Leave Florenee
Leave Marina
Arrive WUmiaglon
•Daily, fDaily except Sunda-
No 68 runs tbrongb to Chari
Central R R, arriving Manning? 07 P M
Lanea 7 12 P M. Cbarleatoa 9 10 P M.
No 69 eonueeta at PlorcBM with C ft ]
train far Cheraw aad Wadeaboro’.
Noa 78 and 14 mahe eloaa ooanaotton a
Wilmington with W & W R R for all peiah
North.
No. 600, Vaatibnla Train, Tnaaday
Thnraday and Satnrday.
Leave Floranaa 9.66 P. M^ arriv* WU
miagton 12.66 A. M.
t . i 0 ®* F ’ WVINE. OaaUS.pl
J. R. KENLY, Sup’t Trans. •
T M. EM.MEKSON, Gen. Pat.
BOOTS,
Harness and
Les
Mad* aad <epairo I llavini opened a
busmees of the *> .m- uaiue* al McCul-
lengh ft Bt*ekw*tr« haracas eslablisb-
meni immsidiai- ly nppoaite thel livery tin-
Me. | r *piMil«l‘y ask th» (atronaga of the
pul* ii*. I nuve had twvuiy year's rxptri-
enevin the bu*itirsa, and not anly know
lh- warta t»t Ihr reante, hu| am prepared
u.lh ilit- ptoper tualaitul tu do their work
at the shorutt potsibla aetiet 1
Mek.16.-tf W. C. YOUNG.
as#
tjm
Si