The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 31, 1889, Image 4
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Editor: “This *ir, ia min-
eruble trH»-b.
Aivatfur: ‘*OI'. ne?**i mind that.
Paldiah it, and I’ll that it ia
copied all owr tbe country. I
have arranged with a friend of mine
toclaiinth** antbnrahip, and then
be and 1 will get into a boiling hot
controveiay over ir. There air no
flies on n* poets nowaday f ; . B —PM
adelpkia Record.
How Doctor’s i’onqner Death.
Dr. Walter K. liammoiid saya:
“After a long experience I have
come to the concl Mon that two-
thirds of all deaths fiom ooaghs,
pneumonia and consumption, might
be avoided if Dr. Ackei’s English
Remedy for Consumption were on
ly carefully used in tiIn•\ ,, This
wonderful Remedy is sold antler a
positive guarantee by Dr. Boyd.
A countryman who saw Mrs.
Cleveland at a reception said : •!
can’t tell my wife what she wore.
Her face just broke me up, and
when sbo shock bauds 1 forgot all
about her clotbcr ”
Why W omen Fade-
Women lose their beauty because
colds ondermine their life. Dr.
Acker’s English Remedy for Con
sumption is an ahsoltte care
colds. For sale at Boyd’s
for
“John, dear,”she said, “if I were
to die would you marry again T" “I
might, my love,” be replied ; “but
I should go a trifle less recklessly
than 1 did before.”
Do not Suffer 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 mo: -
ey to all who buy, take it as per di
rection, and do not And our state
ment correct. For sale by Dr. Boyd.
They have “potato socials” in
Kansas The name may be from
the fact that joung folks, go there
to pare.
Terrible.
Two-thirds of all deaths in New
York City are from consumption or
pneumonia. The aame proportion
bolds for moat other cities. Delays
are dangerous. Dr. Acker’s Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption wM
always reliev , and may save your
life. For sale by Dr. Boyd.
Yon can always trust a deaf man
to hear wbat you wouldn’t for the
world have him know you ever
■aid.
A Sad Story.
The child coughed. The mother
ran. No remedy was near. Before
laorhing 'he poor little sufferer was
dead. Moral: Always ke»p Dr.
Acker’s English Remedy at hand.
For sale by Dr. Boyd.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World for
Cots, Bruises, 8ore>*, Uiceis, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Pib s, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect saiiss
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. F<» Sale by
Willcox & Co,
Satisfactorily Explained,
“Say, Sami When yon pro-
poe d to Mis* Shekels did yon g* t
down on yot.» knees P’
“No, old tn-.n. I couldii’t. She
waNsiMingon them ”
Against Other Remedies.
Putnam Co., April 20, ’H7.
1 have been suffering for most
ibiity reals with sn itching uud
binning all over my face and body.
I took eighteen bottles of one blood
me-'iciiie and it did me no good. 1
commenced last January to use B.
B. B., ai d after using five bottles
I felt better and stouter than 1
bave in thirty y« ais, my health is
better ami I weigh more than 1
ever did. The itching has neai ly
ceased, and I am confident that a
few more boiths ot B. B. B. will
cuie me entirely. 1 am sixty two
ye.iis old and can now do a good
day’s work in my field. 1 consider
it'he best M edicine 1 have ever
seen, for it ceitsiiily did me more
good than all tbe medicine I have
ever taken. I had, in all, nearly a
hundred iisings ot my face, nock
and body.
James Pinkeeton.
One Who Knows-
The follow mg restimonin' is from
a gentleman who kmrws our form
ula and is lhor»eghly aequainted
wi'h th*- curn' ve ptOf* Mb ft o' onr
tonic Any piae nuig i>hyaioan
who desires ibe loimnlu of Csii aya
Tome may ob sin it by iddrissiog
ilie WrsMuordlftiol C'li-ira Tonic
0. f r.r.ci:vilJe, 8 0. This letter
ts tiom a nia arial ecfioii:
v\ kst Point, Mihh
Having sin wn me tlm i<>imn'a
for making > 'iir Ionic while visb-
mg your city laat summer, I take
grent piessm e in n commending it.
T bare given it in my pinc'ioe sue
cess hilly anil so member- of m>
b inily snffeiiiig horn malarial lax
aeiiiia. Yen truly.
B. S. r UNCAN, . D.
Final Notice
Notice is hereby given that I 1
will file my fl"»l account on Satur
day, Febiuan 16th, in iho office of I
lbe Judge of Piob-rte for Darling
ton County. as Administrator of|
the Estate of R. M. Hill, and apply
for l« tie is dlsmisso I.V
JOHN MoSWEEN,
Aom’r.
Jan 17. *89-41
Closing Out Sale
Edward* & torment’s.
BRICK!
Wt nut* Wnt« os ban I asil rra.ljr for -t’c
WE ARE CLOSING OUR
]HEllinery||llepartiiirELt
AMU OFFER OER
IV^illinery Stools.
sJF C, ST l
choice ,
Fully eq-ial to those made is Columbia er
eleewbtre in Ibe Stale. Our priei- ie
$8 a Th :usand,
AT THE KILN,
winch ir-ituateii »hout helf e mile wi-m et
ihc Tnwu «f Durlington Thu-e de-irisg
to pureiei-i* shoul'l itive ce e call, a« we
yintraiii ■» that our hriek wilt g\*r porfeet
eaiisfactimi.
May 8. 'S8—If
•i M a m
3 80 » m
A. C. SPAIN * CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HAT^
a: d
CAPS.
A FOIL LINE OF EACH
New Cvoods
LOWEST PRICES
IE3: A. IR, ID W
AT CL ST!
Groceries A Specially
A.T
Enterprise Groce: j.
A. S WHITE. Manager.
September 13, 88
IT.
•s-
Hat at 17, 20, 25, 35 4 and 50 cents; former prices 25, 35,'50,
75 and 1.00.
\Ve also offer'tbe following reduced prices to close or t smal|
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 tbe value of these
bargains.
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A Complete stock of
GROCERIES, HARDWIRE, LINE. PLASTERING
SAILS,£&C„ ALWAYS OS HASD.
SPECIAL PRICES TO PAR TILS PURCHASING IN LOTS.
Cumefand see u what we can do.
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norment.
January 24, 1889.
FIRE
Chicago is organizing a 400 of
its own, uompoticd pnoatU of sue-
cvfisful wheal ftiMTUlatori*. They
are, ot course, all high hread per-
soiiHge* 1 .
AGLEISTT.
RKPRKBERTB TEN OFTUc. LARGEST AND OLDEST CO.MPA
NIES IN THE WORLD.
Insures all clnsMn of i ro|»erty, inc luling Gin H<'ii.er<, in any |, iU ' of
the County. Office over DARLING'ION NEWS building.
mhei 6, 1888.
Is Consumption (ucnrable?
Rt-sd the fbPowitig: Mr C. n.
Mo rie, Newark, Ark., fta\s*: “Was
down with Ab-m-Hs of Lungft, at d
friend* ami physician* pronoiiuoed
mean incurable Coinoimptive. Be.
gan taking Dr. Kmg’a New Discov
ery !«>r Oouaumpt oo, am uo-v on
ray third bottle, and aide to over
see tbe work on my farm. It ia the
finest medicine ever made.” Jesse
Middlewait, Decatur, Ohio, any.-:
“Had it not been for Dr. King’*
New Diacovery for Consumption 1
would have di> d f ^rug Trouble,
Was given up by doctors. Am
now iu las' of bialth/’ Tiy it.
Sample bottles fine at Willcox A
(Ve. drug e’.oie.
r:
A Good Starter
Old Mrs. Bentley; “When d’ye
s’|>ose, Jofthna, they’re goin’ to git
these telegraph wiiea under
ground P’
Old Mr. Bentley: “I dun know;
I see there’s a prominent telegraph
official died two or three days ago,
an’ is to be burn d to morrer.”
Old Mrs. Bcntle\: “"Well. Joshua,
that ain’t much, but ii’s suthin.”
Electric Bitters.
Tbia remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need
no special mention. All who bare
need Electric Bitters aing the same
■nog of praise. A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guarantied
to do all that is claim* d. Electric
Bitters will cure nil disease- of the
Liver and Kulnevs, will remove
Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by itn
pore blood. Will drive Malaria
from the system and pr* vent as
vmII as care all Malaiisl fevers.
For care of Headache, Constips-
Mtion Mg Hlectrlo
satisfaction goar-
»ey refanded. Price
and fl p«r bottle at Will*
A Go’s, drug store.
Masen’s Je\x/eli*y St©pe
Is the place to get your
- .ITCHKM, < I,0( K« A :« M
JEWEL'S!
REPAIRED »nd WARRANTED,
^LSO A COMPLETE LINK OP
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHAU MS, RINGS,
Ae , Ac. \e,
Always on hand;
Call and See th* m.
MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C.
Important IMce
Preparing for a
change in our busi
ness we will spread a
RICH PM
for the next 30 days.
We will offer our en
tire stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, hoots
and shoes, Hats and
Clothing,
G. 0.
who haa r« rnov« d hi atr ek of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to the atau-t • pp« site ilia loiH><-r
- PLAOKON-
PE ‘ RLE STREET,
nft’era a well w-'ected vavtciy of nil
trui'8 < f thia acuhOii.
Afyilrs. MnUpt). Cnncor*!, »ii4 Cfttawh*
XrafM, b»*:*ui>fts. pf»r«, i.a»ou» v
coconnut*. «g*. il-iei*, unit >iU kiudi of uuti>.
Cr*nbn riel ftn<i »lt lending Northern erg
rlftblei Mlchigen celery received freeh
twice • week. My price* will et.mpare fit
vi.rnhly with eny markei Norib or Snuib.
I ceil epeciftt nlt-niion 10 my Greci-ry Oe
paViuieni wMch iv lull end eimpleie Tan
dy Cl eokerft I.f all kiade. eigen, Inhaeoo.
Alee • full line of Tin end Crockery ware
at owest prices.
Nov. 10, -87,
ISitC MHi,
tan Mt.
I wiah to iidortn the c tizeu- of
D-«rlington that 1 k<-epcO‘*aiaiitlyi>n
hand the largest aa»ortmeiil ot
wa'chey, ch eke, je* eby ami ft'lver
ware iu ibe Pee Dee ee^•'i••l , , which
1 offer at prices w hich w ill eo npt 'i-
with New York, or any oth -r iit\
So’i*l go'd gents’ wntrii (n**t- fiMed
Waltham make 232; gold fl!l*d l
Wiliautrd to wear tor 20 Mars.
220;sitver«• at»:l es, hnii'tiigoroj on
face from 21u up ; si,venue walclie*
27. AH of these are of the ecleim
ti d WaUlMm make. Otln r goorla
rqually a- low. All lepairing of
flue w.itchi'8 don** petsonady
May 17,’88.
ill M SmsW.
OCO. K. TOALC, MCNftV Ol
Geo. E. Toale 4 Co,
MANUFACTUKKKS
—AND—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boors, Sash, (Blinds,
Builders’ Hardware.
AND
Usanwri
^mTMSAffU
‘ Oeuaunaa, 8. a, Am. «, IM».
Oa asd after tfcig data t^e fePowing
Kbedale will by nu : .. w
GOING qqUTH.
B*. 97, Daily.
Leave Florence
Leave Ki age tree
Arrive Lanve
Leave Leiiee
Arrive Cherleetoa
Re. 23, Daily.
Leave Floreeee
Leave Kingeiree
Arrive Laura
Leave Lanes.,
Arrive Ubarle-toe
Me li.
Leave Florence
Le ve Kingxiree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanra
Arrive Cborleaiee •
Re
Leave f orence
L-ave Ki.igairea
Arrive Lonea
Leave L»nee
Arrivea Cbarleatnn
I tO m m
k 10 a m
9 *2 a •
9 82 a m
II 40a «
ewefiecta si gj or .
t««Op»
7 21 p m
7 40 p ■■
AO p n,
Tram N,.. «>. tab >. N .. .»1 k,,(t,
Train on CAD K U*
rnee wok go 81 Train.
No 601, Vratibule Train. Tuesday,
Thursday ana di'nrday. 7
Leave Fli-rence 6.«U .». M , arriv.Obav-
lr»ton D 00 A M •’Joar-
going north.
Ne. ?•, Daily.
Lear* Ckarlestou
Arrive Lane*
Leave Lanes
Leave Kings! roe
Arrive Flarenoe
*12 26 a m
9 44 a as
. 2 50 a ai
8 iOa a.
4 20a «
** 30 p »
• Wpm
• 28 p »
04Op a
7 -'*0 p as
*7 00 a •»
SOS a na
V W • •*»
9 to * e,
10 20 a iu
MKNftV OLIVCft
Nu. 14.
Leave Cnarlevtou
Arrive Laura
Leave Lanes
Leave Klrgsiree
Arrive -'lorenoe
No. 54 Daily.
Leave CharteataN
A* rive Lauaa
Leave Lanas
Lenvi Kin<r*«r*s
Arrive Fl ir.-ac«
N« 66
Leave Chart stou
Arrive Lute*
Leave Lane*
Leave King*) ree
Arrive Florence
* Daily.
Train No 62 » k-v No. 62 N-.r«h »f Laawe.
Train Nn. 82 connect* ol Flore*** wi*k
Train on 0 A D K K fur Cberaw. i. C..and
Wadt sboro. N. I*.
Nos 52 run* through to poiua.kia
via Leniral K R ot 8 C.
Nuo. 78 aad 14 ruu .olid •« Wiitumg,,*,.
H. L.. making cl,>ae coiinediou arttn W. A
W K R for aH pou.io aorth
No. 500 V. oiitMilo fnai*. Ron lay, W» |.
ueaday »a l Friday.
Leave ( barleat..* 6.15 p. yg.. arrive
F'eranae 9.16 P M arriva
.4 R. KKRLT.
..a—*wi
•II 30 p B
3 28 p at
2 28 p ■
i 51 p at
4 10 p as
f Daily rxeept Nnnday.
i F Dinaa,
■ ■ Goal Su r
Lucasoa, Geu’l Pas^ Agt.
VIUlMfM CHCIHA Aid kWm KULfiMb
Jan. 8, IBM.
GOING StHJTII
Na. 23.
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
Slid iiiisg UL
OFFlcte AND 8ALK8ROOM8
10 sii«| 12 ll'iyiic Sir*ct,
GHARLE8TON. - - S. G
IVritc for Estimates.
May 31, 188S
Some (Ustingnishiv # fea
tures of
/PPLETONS GEADERS.
q-ir.linn. ‘-How >h itl we leacb read
lully answered.
.VODCRN METHODS M\DE EAST
Tb
i’**
'VORp, PHONIC, AND \ LPIIAUET1C
METHODS.
Ti e *-ric!i prepared on a combination of
* m n i *11 I ,
GRTDING.
N> ** -nni.d* iblrudiicrd gradiially. Per-
yr-ded ' l.ri iiglinni tbe vnlire serie*.
SPELLING.
Words relcce*! from ibe 'r8*ons ar-
given for vpelling with each piece.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Unexee'led in brno'y nnd aitruo'ivenrf f
CORPECT EXPRESSION.
Tbe pupil taught in think about wbal
lie ri a Ir. and in < xnie*. hi* ihougbls cor
nel ly
ORAL RKAMKG.
Tnc key noie to Profra.nr Railr-y’s le*-
•**’Ua on acccNf, vaipharis iffl-ciion, and
grqeral vi.cal eipreiimon.
GID^AT SUCt ess
Sli ce ibe publication of ibreo Readers
Ibeirrale bar nvcragid nearly.
A MILLION A TEAR.
^ y 'kg u w w
IF YOU WANT TO GET BARGAINS, GO TO
Who carries a complete Line of Dry Goods, Dress
' Shoes, Clothing, Hats, and Caps, Hardware^
tions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, *' " jg^taMs
&c. 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.
September 13,1888. A * WEINBEA0 *
>SW , ; \
to cash buyers for the
next thirty days.
Every one is cordially invited to attend this Pic-nic.
Very Respectfully,
GAN SON A BROOM.
FOR C. & D. ANP C. A *. RAILROADS
raBMDKNT’sOrrica )
C. A D. akdC. & 8. RAILROADS. I
UharleslvD, 8. C., May 1, 18U7. J
On and nfier Blay 1, (he Iraim on
ihruc rond* will ruu as fol’ows (Sunday ox-
crpied) every day:
dowu ruani.
Leave Wadoaboro J.20 p
Beunetts ^.... 8 40
Moreen’* g.oS
VcFurland ^..*.40
Leave Cberaw ...4.25
Cash’
Society Hill 4 57
Dove’s
Darlington owoosouoo
Palmetto •••••■OUOOee••••,
Arrive at Floronoo
up TXAta.
Leave Florenec.
Palmetto
Darlington...... ... .
Dove’e
PodrlyHi’t
• 000. oooooa new
t'asbv
LsuViCb ri-w...
5.20
6.40
A 68
0 10
... 0.83
...10 48
....!• O..
... P.21
....11.44
V A
12 01
Leave Florence
Artivr S'unier
l.r-vr Sum or
Arrive Cvluiubu
Leave Wilmington
Leave Mario*
Arrive Florence
Leave Sumfer
Arrive Columbia
Lnave Marion
Arrive Flore c-
Leave Flolei.ce
Arrive Hiunier
Lrnvr .Somi-r
' rriv* Columbia
No.
No 37
N. 52
No 58
S.M a ns
940am
« 40 a m
* l»*ai
IP 2° a
fla
22pm
* «» ,i .0
4 It) p m
f*t 00 p m
i 21 p ui
t* 21 |> o»
5 IP* p m
No. 1ft.
Louvo Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
No 62 run* ibrougb from Clmt*ta..n via
Cenlral R R.
Leaving Laucs d 22 A M. Manning 853
A W.
Train on C & D R P conueoisai Ficrenoo
wnh No 6d.
No. 501 Veattbiilo
Tburvdav and Saiurday.
Leave Wilmtugton 2.10 A.
Florence 5 20 A. M.
GOING NORTH.
No 61
4 10am
* 43 a m
7.30 a m
Train, Tuos-lay,
arrive
t>*ave Columbia.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Suiu'er
Arrive Florence
. No. 78.
Leave Florence,
Leave .Marion
Arrive al Wilmington,
No. 69
Leave Cnlnmbio
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrivo Florence
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
No. 63,
*10 84 ,, M
11 68 p nt
H 68 p ■
.1 16 a iu
’ 4 85 a m
ft 23 a m
S 86 a ■
*7.40 a »
9 16 am
tSSOam
10 40 am
♦ •0 46 a m
11 90am
•ft 20 p m
• I7p.
*8 10 pm
847 pm
tl 86 p m
480am
ft.16 a m
9.40 am
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
r w, N ° 14
Leave Florence
Leave Marion
Arriv< at Wilmington
No 6ft
Leave Florence
Leave Marion
A*-Pm Wilmington
•i oily. f Daily exoopt Sunday.
NoftS ruM through to Charlcotea, via
Oantrai K R, arriving Manalaa 7 07 P M
Lane. 7 12 PM. Cb7rleTton9 10PM ’
No 69 cooueds at Floreaoo wflb CAD
•rain for Cberaw and Wndeabotf!
Nco 78 and 14 make eloao •oe*ootioa at
Nolul**' 0 * *‘ tb W * W KJI P*in»*
No. 600, Yoatibuiu
Thursday and Saturday.
Leave Floronoo 9.55 P. M
oington 12.65 A. M. “
J it
J. R. KENLY, RopH Trans.
T M. RMMERSON. Q.u. f*.^**-
. D--#4*v7ft
Traia, Taooday,
arrive Wit-
BOOTS,
Harness,;
_ dies
Made and .epaire i Hnvia# opened a
oamiiMiiof the «i«re amaeo eg McCul-
laugh A RU k wall’s baruovs establish-
mrni nuiiii •linirly opposH- tbel> livery sta-
'< rev s a> - 0 1. w, • • • i»et' livery sta-
McF Altai 1 w i U * , ‘.' f ibe fnivonage of ibe
| 20 ! f!'’!*?: .! k * 4 ,W *” , F oxporL
Dskmaamt4*m . I III l|||* &4ll H l IIP mhiel WiaA aa!.* Kseeamr
January 17, *89.
V bf> .P, i
Bennett 82
Lake Wadeaboro
■••••••e eeoei
leoeaea.S 00
GHki^ F BAVKNEL, Pm.
G H, Master Transportal ioa.
I ^uo.- in Ibe bu-in--**. a *.I not only know
the WHUIS ol the people, but am prenarod
I "v proJ,r •* 'I') 4l*«ir work
'attheahorUetpo^Ueiotlc-.
10.-if W. C. YOUNG.
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