The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 24, 1889, Image 4
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MiMiooirj (In prison).—Mj poor
friend, I •appow .von regard thtM
walls with hatri d, bat- >
Priaoner.—ftegard lliem with Im-
tird 1 No, indeed ; 1 regard them
with gratitude. They are my pro
tection. I am in for bigamy, and
both wives are fa ions.— Washing
tom Critic.
Distinguished Stranger (in the
West)—That's is a well drilled
squad of k 1 diets.
Ameiiran General. —
Great Scott, man! Tl/at’a
n y !~‘JNetc Yorlt Weekly.
Squad t
an > r-
A Harrow Escape.
Col. W. K Nelson, ol Brooklyn,
•esse home one evening, feeling a
peculiar tightness in the chest. Be
fore retiring, be tried to draw a
long breath bat found it almost im
possible. He suffered four days
from pneumonia, and the doctor*
gave him up. Dr. Acker’s Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption suv
ed him and be is well to-day. Fur
sale at B03 d’s.
A traveling man sajs that a Bis-
ton girl ia all right after you under
stand her. The only .rouble is that
you can’t understand her without
consulting the dictionar) .—Mer-
ehaat Traveler.
She ia Grateful
“I saved the liie of my little girl
by the prompt use oi l)r. Ackei’s
English Remedy tor Couaumptiou.”
—Mrs. Wm. V. Harriman, New
York. For sale at Boyd’s.
Minister.—You sap a great many
bright things, dou’t yon t
Bobby.—Not as mau^ us 1 used
to.
Minister.—Wby uotf
Bobby —Slippers.—.Ex.
Promptness
First a cold, then a cough, then
cousunation, then death. ( ’l look
Dr. Acker’s English Remedy tor
Donsnurption the moment 1 began
to cough, and I believe it raved my
life.”—Waiter N. Wallace. Wash-
Ugtno. F. r sale at fiojd’a.
Agaiust Other Remedies.
Putnam Co., April 29, ’87.
I have bet u suffering for most
thirty >ears with an itching and
burning all over my face and body.
1 took eighteen bottles of one blot d
medicine and it did me no good. 1
commenced last January to use B.
B. B., and after uamg five bottles
1 felt lietter and stouter than 1
have in thirty years, my health is
lietter and 1 weigh more than 1
ever did. The itching has nearly
ceased, ami 1 am confident that a
few more bottles ol B. B. B. will
care me entirely. 1 am sixty two
ye irs old and can now do a good
da.t’s work in my field. I consider
it the best medicine I have ever
seen, tor it certainly did me more
good than nil the medicine I have, - . ..
Sver taken. I had, in all, nearly a | "'« *'’'•»'« ' i * M
hundred tisiugs 01: my face, neck
and body.
James Pinkerton.
Take it In Time.
“For the want of a nail, a -gfoe
was lost j for wantnfr^i,^ a
horse waalos^yjyjMCut of a horse
• Never neglect
{s. The first signs of
ieumuuia and consumption can
positively be checked by Dr. A^k-
glish Remedy for (Jonsump-
»n. For sale at Boyd’s.
» r 4 • ' * J '••**,*
v ' Business is Business.
Noted Preacher.—Here is u let-
ter from a publisher, promising me
two percent, or* next.\ ear's sales of
“Robert Elsoiere,” as a donation
pseeeut.
Good wifi*.—Wby, what can the
man mean t
Noted Preacher.—I suppose the
sales are beginning to fall off, and
he wants me to preaeb against it.
Terrible Forewarnings.
Oongb in the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
-sweats et night, all or any of these
' tilings sre the first stages of cou-
’tumplion. Dr. Acker’s English
Remedy for consumption will cure
tbtte fearful symptoms, and is sold
under a positive guarantee by Dr.
J. A. Boyd.
Enpepsy.
This is what you ought to have,
In feet, you must have ir, to fully
enjoy h fC. Thousands are search
Pig for it daily, and mourning be**
cause they find it not Thousands
upon thousand* of dollars are spent
Anuuallv by our people in the hope
that they may attain ibis boon.
And yet it iu»> be had by all. We
guarauti-e that Electric Bitters, if
used according to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring you
Good Digestion and oust the de
mon Dyspepsia and insta I Eupep-
sy. We recommend Ea-ctric Bit*
ters for Dyspepsia and all diseases
bt Liver, Stomach and Kidnejs.
Sold at 50cents and 91 per bottle
by Willcox A Co’s, ding store.
A Chicago tbiel leceutly med 10
escase to St- Louis in a iruuW. AV
ter b- iug stood 011 his head a few
times, however, he touud the weight
of his led insuppor able, and yell
ed lor assistance,—Pucfc.
One Who Knows-
The following testimonial is from
a gentlnuiin who knows oar form**
uia and is ihorocghiy acquainted
with tin cuiafive propt ities of oar
ionic. Any piacmug physician
Who denies I he ioriniils of (‘alisaxa
Tonic mayoh'aiu it by addressing
ihe W'esimordiaml Oali« i\u Tonic
Co., Grechvil'e, S C. This letter
Is fimu a ina arial section:
West Point, Miss.
Raving shewn me ihe fminula
for makiug > »ur tonic while visit-
mg y<>ur city last summer, 1 take
great plttasuie in r* cominendiug it.
1 have given It in m> practice sue-
uesstully and so members of my
temily Hiiff'-iiiig from malarial tax
aeinia. Very truly.
li. s. Duncan, '. D.
Final Notice
Notica* is hereby given that I
will file my fieal account on Satur
day, February 16tn, in <he office of
ibe Judge of Probate Ini Darling'
ton County, as Administiaior of
Rill, and apply
for h tte.is disiriissory
JOHN McSWEEN,
Ad mV.
Jan 17.’89-4t
ClotliiHMMe
W« tin* have os ksuJ tad rr»djr
1, j u/\. ■ •;
for Mfoi mToHTHElSmtl
"littEOAD.
Edwards & torment’s.
WE ARE CLOSING OUR
MIliiier'IDepartincat
AND OFFER OUR
Me BRICK,
Fully equal to thoee wade ia Columbia or
eUewbero in tko State. Oar price is
$8 a Th ousand*
AT the kiln,
which issiluaied about half a mile wwat of
the Town of Darlington. Tho.*e desiring
to porciiaae eboald gits us a call, as we
guiirHDi-e that our brisk will gire perfect
eaiisfacliou. A. C. SPAIN A CO.
May 8, *88—tf
I, 8. C., Jaa. 8,1888.
Uds data the fattewfe.
C€ST!
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS
a
FULL LINE OF
CAPS.
Hat at 17, 20, 25, SS^andjSO cunts’; former prices 25, 35,|50,
75 and 1.00.
We also offer'the following^reduced prices to close out smalt
remnants of Winter Dress Goods.
Double width dress good, at 11 cts., former price 15 cts.
“ “ woolen dress goods, 15 cts., former price 20 cts.
Yd. wide, all wool dress goods, 19 cts., former price 25 cts.
26 cts, former price 33 cts.
31 cts., former price 37 1-2.
A visit to our store will convince any one of the value of these
bargains. •
G. 0.
who has n moved hi* st'.ck ot
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to the alund fp|M>siti* his former
— PLACE ON—
PE * RLE STREET,
ofteis s well seieuiLwl vsiiety of nil
truiis of thissessou.
Apples. Malaga. Concord, and Catawba
graft-*, h»D!tnna*. pear*, i> idokk, orangea,
oocuanuti*. fifO, date*, aud all kind* of uuta.
Cranberries and ail lending Norlberu veg
etables Michigan ce.lery rocived fresb
twice a week. My price* will compare fa
vorably with any market North or South.
call apecial attention to my Grocery De
partment which tv full and complete Can
dy. crackers uf all kinds, cigar*, tobacco
Also a full line of Tin aud Crockery wars
at owest prices.
Nov. 10. '87,
ar m* sfur
schedule will he run:
GOING SOUTH.
Ho. 87, Dull/.
Leave Florence
Leave Kiagstrso
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lease
Arris* Cbarlsttca
Ho- 88, baity.
Leave Florenee
Leave Kiugstree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
No 16.
Leave Florenoe
Le ve King.tree
Arrive Lauea
Leave Lanes.
Arrive Cberleston
No S3.
Leave F>orene«
Leave Kiugstree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Arrive* Charleston
Train No. 03 lake. N >. 53 South 0 f L.me ™
Train on C A D K K conneots at Fl«r»
euoo with No 61 Train.
No. 601, Vestibule Traia. Tuesday,
Thursday ana Saturday.
, 6 ' 80 '• M . *rri»e Char-
leuon 0 00 A M
GOING NORTH.
No, 78, Daily.
Leave Charleston
*1 86 a ■
8 80 a m
8 501 na
8 50 a at
5 00 a at
18 00 a as
12 27 am
18 87 a m
8 56am
7 60a m
2 10 am
8 82 a m
9 82 a m
H 40am
f6 00 p a
7 40 p m
*7 60 p»
9 10 pi
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it
<t
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New Goods,
LOWEST
PRICES
A Complete stock of
CROCERIES/HHABIlWiRE, LIME. PLASTER1MI HAIR'
HAILS,l&C., ALWAYS ON HAND.
W
•AT C€ST!
Groceries A Specify
A.T
Enterprise Groce: y.
A. S WHITE, Manager.
September 13. 88
IF. IE. IsTOR^CFUSTT.
RE
13>J S XT H. a. 3>3" O E3
AO-E3STT.
REPRESENTS TEN OF THih LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
NIES IN THE WORLD.
lusures sll cIush s of imqit-rty, inctitling Gio Houm-*, in hii> eart of
the County. Office oxer DARLING!ON NEWS building.
mix r C, 1888.
A Scrap ot Paper Saves Her Life.
It was }n*t an o 1 dinary scrap of
wrapping paper, bat it aaved her
Ufe. She w»* in ih* last stag>-a ot
eoiisump too, told bx' (ihyaiciaus
that she xvas iiieutaDle an i could
lire only a shoit time; she weighed
less ih.it ax-vouiy itounds. On a
piee-eof Wr ippina paper She r- ad oi
Dr: King’s New Diatovery, aud got 1
a sampe botile ; it b*l;>e.l h«r, sue
bought a large bottle, it. helpetl her
mure, bought aiio'lier mu l grew
Ix-ttei fast, eotiliiiued its u»o t.u.i is
now strong, rosy, plump, weighing
140 pounds. For fuller par iculars
•end stamp to W. U. Dole, Ding
gfet, Poit Smith. Trial B.itilesol
this wonderful Discov. ry tree at
Willcox & Go's drug store.
Masen’s Jewelry St©r>e
Is the place to get your
v tTCIIEft, CI.O KK A i II
JEWEMtt
REPAIRED «n<i WARRANTED.
^LSO A COMPLETE LINE OP
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHAKMS, RINGS,
Ac., Ac. Ao,
Always on hand;
OalI aud See them
MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C.
The
Tom
SPECIAL PRICES TO PAR TIES PURCHASING IN LOTS,
Ci.mejjand see what we can do.
Si . *4
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norineiit.
January 24, 1889.
Important Notice
Preparing for a
change in our busi
ness we will spread a
RICH PIC-NIC
for the next 30 days.
We will offer our en
tire stock
Goods, Notions, boots
and shoes, Hats and
Clothing,
\im mm
Urate Jmk
I wish to inform the citizen* of
Darlington that 1 ki epco'-slantly on
laud the largest assortment of
watches, clock*, jexxeliy and silver
ware in the Pee Dee section, which
I offer at prices which will cu np< »e
with New York, or any other city.
Solid gold gents’ watch (not filled)
Waltham make 832; gold tided,
w iirautrd to wear for 20 years.
820; silver watches, hum ingor open
face tr<'iu 810 up ; siiveriuc watche*
:?7. All of tbeae ar** of the celebra
ted Waltb.im make. Otiirr goods
equally ns low. All repairing of
tine watches done ixTSoiially
May 17,’88.
ill M Gmiiei
CO. X. TOALC. HCNRV OLIVER
Geo. E. Toale & Co,.
MANUFACTUBEES
—AND—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Doors, Sash, c Blinds,
Builders’ Hardware,
AND
Serai Eilig Msrial.
OFFICE AND aALESKoOMS
10 ami 12 Hay ne Street,
OHARLKVfOX. - - 8. C
Write far Estimates.
M . y 31, 1S88
Some (listiv $uishi v g fea-\
tares of
JIppletons’ Readers.
VODKKN METHODS MADE EASY.
The q-if*ti«n. ••How *hi!l wp ii-.aeb rva.l
fully >n**rere,t.
Arrive L«u«»
Leave Laura
Leave Kiugstree
Arrive Flerenoe
Leave Cnarle.lou
Arrive Lauvs
Leave Lanes
Leave Kiugstree
Arrive yiorenee
Ne.l
Leave Charteelon
Airive Leers
Leave Lane#
Leave King«tr*e
Arrivi^ Florence
No. 14.
Daily.
i'F
XVI IK D,
The t
>*i?*xi
,*e
Bigbee (at the club).—How
dgroted^yo^^oung Sidney is to
Rockaway Btx-che.—Yas, very.
GlcU'ly love at first sigh*.
Two Blglisa. —It maybe with
Mat.’ Rut ivs love at last sight
with her.—itook.
- .a«kiAi Arnica 'Salve;
The Beat Salve iu the World for
latus Corns, ai
all Skin Eruptions, aud positivel.
cores Piles, or no pay requi
is a«iuraitRiift4agiyy^fec|
per box. For Sale, by
4 Co.,
I
IF YOU WANT TO GET BARGAINS, GO TO
A. XVEJmXTBIIin.G-’S,
Who carries a complete Line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, No
tions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hata, and Caps, Hardware,
kc. A large slock 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.
to cash buyers for the
next thirty days.
Every one is cordially invited to attend this Pic-nic.
Very Respectfully,
OANSON & BROOM.
January 17, ’89.
FOR C. & D. AND C. A F. RAILROADS
PaisiDBaT's Orrioa x
C. & D. add C. & 8. RAILROADS, \
Cbarlesion, 8. C., May 1, 18»7. J
On and after May 1, the trains on
ibese road* will run a* fol'ow* (Sunday ex
cepted) r very day:
DOWM TMAIB.
Leave Wadeebora ~...2.20 P
ilennetta ......3 40
Moreen’* 2,08
.Xc Furl and 8.40
Leave Cheriw 4,26
Caeh’e 4 40
Society Hill 4 67
Dove ...... ...... ...... 6.20
Darlington 5.40
1 almetto.......^.. 6 63
Arrive at Florenee C 10
or train.
Leave Floreaee ’1.33 A M
Palmetto |f» 48
Darlington
Dove’* i..ji
Society Hill |: 44
* 01
Leav i 1. r»» |.) 20 P \|
•"cf’**'' .1 tin
Merven'l 1 20
U«na*tt** 1 32
Lah* Wad*»boro.............. 2 <X)
* A. P. RATBlfEL, Pres.
O H,M**i*r TrmsperUfiea.
No 66.
•12 26 a m
8 45 • m
2 60* m
3 20 a a
4 20am
*4 30 p m
6 28 p m
‘ 6 28 p m
6 50 p m
7 50pm
•7 00a m
836* m
f4 40 a m
9 10 a r«
10 20 am
•It 30 p m
2 24 p m
2 28 p m
3 51 pm
4 10pm
f Daily except Sunday.
Leave Cbarl.-*t 011
Arrive Lane*
Leave Lane*
Leave Kingatree
Arrive Flore-iee
• Daily.
Train No 52 I k** No. 62 North of Lauea.
Tiain No. >>2 eonnaci* at Flore.iea with
Train on C & D K K for Cheraw. S. C..an4
Wadesboro. N. U.
No* 62 run* through to Columbia
via Central B K ofS C.
No*. 78 and 14 run *elid to Wilmington,
N. G.. making oloie eoun*etl*n with W. a
W R R for alt point* north.
No. 600 Vreiibul* Train,
nt»lay ana Friday.
Laavr rhaiD.m, 6 .15 P. M., arrivo
Florence 9.16 P M.
.J R. KENLY. J p. Divixa.
“"P 1 G**’l Sup’t.
T. M. FntMiaM. 0*n'l P,,a. A gt.
«BS
Mon-lay, W*|-
0M.HHU All ADCHSTA tAUCIAI
Jan. 8, 1889.
GOING SOUTH
No. 23,
Leave Wilmington
Leavo Marion
. Artive Floranc*
l.aa»* Floranee
Arriva Sumter
Lrava Sum or
Arrive Caiutubta
Ne. 60.
Ne. x7
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrive Florenoe
Leave Sumter
Arrive Columbia
Loave Marion
Arrive Flore oe
L*>:ive Florenee
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumi*r
Arrive Columhia
Nc 52
No 58
•6 34 pm
9 44 p m
10 30 am
S.»n m
4.40 a m
4 40 • m
• 14am
•IMSn
12.40 p
1 35« !
f9 20 a m
10 23 pm
3 SO n m
4 It) p m
t® 00 p m
7 21 p m
f7 21 p m
9 O* p m
PHONIC. AND ALPHABETIC
METHODS.
• rlr* prepared on a combination of
• tr r • 11 i t
GRADING.
Nvw imi]nri.« iiiiroducrd gradually. Per
Deity graded 'hrtugboul the entire aerie*.
SPELLING.
XVords pelecrd from ihe tesaons
given lor epelling with each piece.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Uueice'led in beuui y and atiraciiveneM
CORRECT EXPRESSION.
The pupil taught lo think about what
he rtadr. and lo txprefcs hi* thought* cor
rectly.
ORAL READING.
Toe key-note lo Profrsaor Bailey’* le»-
KOhs on accrnt, tniphaei', infl.-ciion, and
general vocitl expression.
GREAT SUCCESS.
•Since ibe publication of (heat Reader*
their *ale ho* averaged nearly.
A MILUON A YEAR.
4 10 a m
6 46 a m
7.30 a m
M
arrive
No. 16.
Leave Wilii iogtou
Loave Marion
Arrive Florenoe
1 - N ® ’trough from CharU*t«n via
| Central R R.
Leaving Lane* 8 22 A M.. Moaning 8 64
A M.
Train on C * D R B connect**1 Florence
wnb No 6S.
"•l*” Vveilbul, Tr#ln, Tumday,
i huredav and Saturday.
Leav# Wilmtngiou 2.10 A
Florenoe 6 20 A. M.
GOING NORTH.
N* 61
iicave Columbia.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumiar
Arrive Floience
Ho. 78.
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
Arrive at Wilmington,
No. 59
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florenoe
Leave Flerenoe,
Leave Marion
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
No. 63,
•10 35 p n>
II 68pm
1168 pm
116 am
4 85 a m
6 23 a m
8 86 a is
•7.40 n m
9 16 a m
f9 30 a m
10 40 am
flO 48 a m
11 80 am
•6 20 p m
0 87pm
•8 10 am
8 47 p m
11 36 pm
4-30 n m
6.1S a m
8.40 am
No 14
Leave Florenoe
Leave Merlon
Arrive at Wilmington
Nn 66
Leave Florenee
Leave Marion
Arrive Wilmington
•Daily, t^iy except Sunday.
No63rqn« through t* ChnrtentM, via
Oentm.1 R R, arriving Manning 7 07 P M,
Lanes 7 12 P M. Charleston 9 10 P M.
* No 69 oonuecis nt Florenee with CAD
train for Cbernw and Wndeeborn’.
No* 78 nod 14 make close eonneetlon nt
WHmmgtoa with W * ty rr f*r *U p#i . u
No. 600, Vest lb ale
Thursday nod Saturday.
Leave Florenee 9.66 P
mingtou 12.66 A. M.
. . B-BM, ^ H|1 HITIHRi Gen'llkpi
J. R. KENLY, Sup't Trans.
T M. f,MMER{fc)N,
Train,
Tueeday,
arriva WU-
Gea. Tan. AgL
BOOTS, SHI
Harness and
SJU
ii,
'es
Made and .epairof Having opened n
buetuese of the gbuve tiauie* at MeUut-
loagh A Blaek well’* haraes* eolablieh-
ment ImiiudUtely oppoeitj thoi livery ria-
Id*. I rpemful y aek th* ralrooega of the
putMie. I nava had twenty year*! experi*
I’Hcr iu th< l.iiHineso, and not only know
ihe Haul* ui ihe iwefile, tmi am prepared
n.ih ihe piuper ui tt , v .. H l tu do )beir work
at lb* ehorttsi posetbl* nolle.
Meh, 15, —tf W. C YOUNG.
m]
MR?
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