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yi 1 " . i ■i.li How To Lraru Herman- ‘•If yon want to l< arn 0»*irnaii,’ ? aaid Mr. I^eo lliiHcii, (•‘a'e | rioter, “I c^» tell >O” h'iw to do aoin Mre»«j*fonr “Well, tell ini.* ^fti^lhiaau^Ii:o^8, hi elioiua, with increawd int»r- t»t. “Jllht take lh>‘ wliole (>el'iiiHli langiiii^e,’'Piiid Mi llirMch, kIow- ly, aoheily nn>i with « ni|ib<iste, • di ▼hie It into twenty four pirtft-~Hiid )t urn one part every hour in tlie day.”— Columbia JHtpatck. The tnlveraal Verdict of the Peopl. Who have Ui*ed Clark’a Extract of Flax (Papillou) Skin Cute awaid it the first and highest (dace as a rf- aiedial agent in all ea>es of Skm Diseases. Erysipelas, Eczema, Pimples, unsightly blotches, humtl kiting eiupt ons, Bods, Cathuncles, Tetter, eic., all yield to this won tferful preparation at once. Price $1 for a large bottle at Dr. John A. Boyu’a drug store. Clark’s Flux Boap is good for the Skin. Try it. Price 25 ceuts. Terrible Forewarnings. Cough in ibe morning, hunied or difficult breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickeucit pulse, chilliness in the evening or sweats at night, all or any of these things are the first stages of con- •nmption. Dr. Ackers English Bemrdy for consumption will cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guaranti e by Dr. J. A. Boyd. Sixteen young ladies in Lowell have formed a whist clnb, and meet weekly for praciice. It is said that the neighbors can hear them play whist three blocks aw ay —Sonet ville Journal. Take it in Time. “For the want of a nail, a shoe was lost; for want of a shoe, a horse was lost; for want of a horse a rider was lost.” Never neghet small things. The first signs of pneumonia and consumption can positiiely be checked by Dr. A< k er’s English ttrmedy for Consump tion. For sale at Boyd’s. Valuable Poultry.—Smith—“Mi. Jones, do you tbiuk that there is money in bens I” Jones—“There ought to be. I’ve put 125 into mine so far this wimer.”—Free Free*. A Valuable Remedy A letter from S. P. Wardwell, Boston, says: “1 used Clark’s Ex tract of Flax (Papillou Catarr Cure in June last for Day Fever with great satisfaction, and find it is the only thiug 1 have seen which would allay. without irritating, the in iammatiou of the nostrils and throat. Its soothing aud healing properties were marked aud imme diate.” Large bottles $1. Clark’s Flax Soap is the latest and hes*. Try it. 25 cents. Ask (or them at Dr. John A. Boyd’s drug store. “There is such a thing as carry ing a choke too far,” as a Colorado horae-thief remarked to a neck tie nodal.—Droits’* Magazine. Promptness First a cold, then a cough, then consumption, then death. “I took Dr. Aekert English Remedy for Consumption the moment I began to ooogb, and I believe it saved my life.”—Walter N. Wallace. Wash ington. F« r sale at Boyd’s. Most unfortunate. Simpson (tremulously)— “Emma, darling, auy you, and there will be anoth er—Newsboy outside). “Big breach of promise o-’se! Extra! —Life. 8he is Grateful “I saved the life of my little girl use of Dr. Ackei’s ■ tor Consumption.” Harriman, New York. For sale at Boyd’s. ”i aareu me nit by the prompt ua English Remedy t< —Mrs. Wm. V. The bustle is one of those things by moans of which art gets the bulge on nature.—Binghamton Re- bulge on publican. A Narrow Escape, Col. W. K Nelson, of Brooklyn, Me home one evening, feeling a peculiar tightness in the chest. Be Core retiring, be tried to draw a long breath but found it almost im possible. He suffered four days from pneumonia, aud the doctors C o him up. Dr. Acker’s Eug- Kemedy for Consumption sav ed him and he is well to-day. For at Boyd’s. Foreigner—“Bang ; Bank, Bang.’ American War Ship Vesuvius— “Piff, Boom, ‘Next.’” A Sound Legal Opinion. E. Bain bridge Monday, Esq., County Atty., Clay Co., Tex. says: “Have used Electric Bitters with most happy results My brother also waa very low with Malarial Fever and Janadiee, but was cur ed by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life.” Mr. D. 1 Wilcoxson, of Horss Cave, Ky., adds a like testi mony, saying: He positively be- ttevea he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This grant remedy will ward off, as well as eon all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequalled. Price 00 easts and tl at Willcox & Co’s, drag store. Not Hack Breakage- “Ob, the Frenchman was very harthly trusted. They threw him of the balcony into the street ” “They didf Well, was he hurt 'if Anything broken f” but his English.”— Only Think of It. Mattie-Don’t y<>» know, I’ve louiiil oi t son.ethin^ awful about Mr. (]»«•( n. Hetti>—Whv, wliar can it bet “Ur’s .« .Moiino . ora biganii-f, at lea»t” -A bigarni*! r “Ye- j he told me that I i* wife was o’e of a th-nsaid! Oul\ think oi i lioHton Tranncript. lliieklcii’s Arnira Salve. 'Jhi* B«.*t Salve in I he World for rots, Bi uiM-s. Sore*, Uieeia, Bsll Rht inn, Fe»cr Horen, Tetter Oh ip- ped Hands, Chilblains Coins, and sll Skin Etuj-Hons, at d positively curelf Piles, or no pay r« quired. It is guarantied to give |>eifect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cent* |>er box. Eui Sale b> Willcox & Co. Exploit r Stanley has evidently found biuitnll. lie si oiild now tie a siring around his linger, so as to remember where he Rochnttr Vont Expre»». A New Discovery. You have heard your friend* and neighbors talking about it. Yon may yourself lie one or the many who know fiom persona* experi ence just how good a think it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery ever alter holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflict ed with a cough, eohl orany throat, lung or chest trouble, secure a bot tle at once aud give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Wi Icox & Co’s, ding store. Others than pugilists w ill observe that the dog grow bug fiercest is the one inside the feuce.—Pack. One Who Knows. The following testimonial is from a gentleman who knows our foim* ula and is thoroughly acquainted wi h th» ciirntive projiertiea of our loi’ic Any ;nac •.‘tng tdivsician wi o d» *ire» ti e foimula < f t'nlbaia Tome may ob sin u b\ ddr-sMi g ihe WeMmord-and C*b«>ia Tonic Co.. Cr»i i vd’e, S C. This teller I* fiom a ma anal -eclh n: w est Point, Miss. Havug *hi wn me ih** l inm a for ina-ing i air fume w hile vi-ir-j ing your nty last suunuer, 1 take gre.,1 | I-Hsii’e in n coiniuemiing it. 1 have given it m my pine ice suc cessfully and so member* of my fen ily suffering from mu'arial lax Aeinia. VYrv truly. B. S. r UNO AN, ' . D. Closing Out Sole For sale at Dr. J. A. Boyds. The Dariington Land Im- ment Company I'linir Lot* onl I find- Against Other Remedies. Putnam Co., April 29, ’87. I have been snfl'ering for most thirty years with an itchiue and burning all over my face and body. 1 took eighteen bottles of one blood medicine aud it did me no good. 1 comnienced last January to use B. B. B., and after using five bottles 1 telt (letter and stouter than 1 have in thirty years, my health is better and I weigh more than 1 ever did. The itching has nemly ceased, and 1 am confident that a few more boitbs ol B. B. B. will cure me entirely. I am sixty i wo yeara old and can now do a good day’s work in my field. I consider it the best medicine 1 have ever seen, ior it certainly did me more good than nil the medicine I have ever taken. I bad, in all, nearly a hundred risings oc my face, neck and body. James Pinkerton. Final Notice Notice is hereby given that I will file my final account on Satur day, February 16th, in the office of the Judge of Probate for Darling* ton County, as Administrator of the Estate of R. M. Hill, and apply for letters dismissory JOHN McSWEEN, Adm’r. Jan 17,’89-4t H»t» dcimhlf BuiMing for sale, Apply lo J J ward, * President and Trpn surer. Jnn. 24. 'gD-ly "Wiiiii correct ->AND<- PRESERVE THE SIGHT * SOLO ONLY BY “ J. U. MASON Optician, Public Square, Daibngton, S. C, florme Music Ecise. J. B. KILLOUGH has moreJ lo lbs Marco Building, on Dargan 8'reel. nn has in Mock Pianos and Organs, 8b'.. Muhc anil musicul Mercbnndi-e. He is prepared 'o duplicate any offer made, be ing backed up by tom* of the beat music bouse* in Ihe country. He is now pre pared lo tune and n-patr Piano* and Or gan*. Jorn-ph Leiich i* hi* workman and ha* tirTed hi* tin e in a manufactory of Piano* and Organs Ca’I or write lo J B. Kil'.ough, Drawer D, Fieri nee, 8 C He will not be undersold. Jan 31, >9. PATENTS Obtained, and all Paleul business at tended lo Promptly and far Moderate Fees Our office i* opposite tbe U. 8. Paiem Office, and we can obtain Patents in tea- time than tbiiie remote from Wasbingtoi . Fend Model of Drawing. We advise all •u patentability tree of charge; and wt make No Charge unless Patent i* secured We refer, bete, to Ihe Postmas'er. me 8upt. ol Money Order Dir , and to officials ot the U. 8. Paleul Office For circular, advice, term* and references to actual clt- a - 1* in your own 8t*te i r County, wrle lo C. A SNOW A CO , Opposite Patent Office, WiiNhingitin D C. Not 11, ’ 6 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS aii <1 CAPS. A FULL LINE OF EACH New Goods, LOWEST PRICES H -A. IR. ID W .A. IR •4TT Cl ST! Groceries A Speci<y A.T Enterprise Grocery. A. S WHITE, Manager. September 13, 88 & IF., e.:. FIRE I3\rSTma,3VOE AOEHSTT. RKPRKSKNT8 TEN OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA- NIBS IN THE WORLD. Insures all elasses of property, including Gin Houses, la anv Dart the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS Building. V Decemmber 6,1888. EdwanL & • > WE ABE CLOSING OUR H llinery Departmer t AND OFFPIK Ol lt c. SI ! Hat at 17,^20, 25, 35 'and 50 cents; former prices 25, 35, 50, 75 and 1.00. We'also offer the following reduced jiriccs to close^oi t smalj remnants of Winter Dress Goods. Double width dress good, *t 11 cts., former price 15 cK “ “ woolen dress goods, 15 cts., former price 20 cts. Yd. wide, ail wool dress goods, 19 cts., former price 25 cts. 2G 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. BUCK! BUCK! We now have on band tad ready for**!* u »i M a i. a *» .< »t u u t« A Complete stock of GROCERIES, HARIIHARE,!! LINE. PLASTERIWI HAIR. NAILS, K, ALWAYS iON HAND. SPECIAL PRICES TO PARIItS PURCHASING IN LOTS. C,»me and sec what we can do. Respectfully, Edwards &. NormeMt* January 24, 1889. f' f cm mill, Fully eqnal lo thoM aaado la Columbia or elaewbero ia I bo Siala. Oar prioo it $8 a Thousand, AT THE KILN, which ia*ilaai*d about half a mile wral af the Town of Darliagloa. Tho*e desiriag lo purchase should giro u* a call, a* we gunrantre that our brick will give perfect satisfaction. A. C. SPAIN t CO. May *. ’88—If U. 0. ~ who tuts rt-movrd hi st'ck ot GENERAL MERCHANDISE, to the alsutl oppomti' bis tonut'r — PLACE ON — PE RLE STREET, offer* h well HelWetl vniiety of wll fiuita of litis no**on. Apple*. Alalaga, Concord, and Cai-iwha grape*, baimnna*. prar*, iimon*, oranges, cocoatiut*, fig*, dales, and all kintlaof uut*. Cianbet rira and all leading Northern teg etable* Michigan ce.ltry received Iresh twice a week. My ptiees will compare fa vorably with *riy market Nortli or Sniith. I call spei-ia *tt niion to my Grocery l»e puiim-lit wliieh tv lull uuil complete (Tan dy Oiavke s of all kiud*. cigora, tobacco. V*o a full line of Tin and Crockery ware at owest prices. Nov III, '87. n mmmi' rintitt Mr. I wish to inlorin the citizen* of Darlington thut I keejico 1 Rtantlyon Iihuu the large*! ;i**orfmenl ol wateboe,ch ek*, jewelry ami silver ware in the Fee Dee eeciloit, which I offer at price* w nich w ill co ii|m 'e with New York, or any other eit.v. Soiitl gold gents’ wateh (Dot fiiletl) Waltham make 832; gold filled, warranted lo wear lor 20 tears, $20; silver watche*, hunt ing or o|>eii face from $10 up ; siiveriue watche- S7. All of these are of the celebra ted Waltham make. Oth* r goods equally as low All lepattingot tine watches done personally May 17, ’88. HI Hoods Biirutoei. HEW* K OHTIIEAS? O. *id 4 UuT"aif £u J S. •ekedule will W nw : •lUam tiOmm SMnm IfOnm $ 00 a m flOdfipm f 12 00 » m 12 27 n m >2 27 a » 2 56a. 7 60 a id • 10 a » • 32 » m 0 22 » m It 40« u, GCO. C. TO A LI, HCNRV OLIVER Inporlart 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 of Dry Goods, Notions, boots and shoes, Hats and Clothing, cmw to cash buyers for the next thirty days. Every one is cordially invited to attend this Pic-nic. Very Respectfully, GAXSOX & RROOR. January 17, ’89. Geo. E. Toale & Go, MANUFACTURERS —AND— WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Doors, Sash, Winds, Builders’ Hardware, AND M Mis Mriil. OFFICE AND SALESROOMS 10 and 12 ll.iyne Street, GRARLEiTON. - - 8. G Write fer Estimates. May 31, 1888 Some o 1 i si i ( fea tures of JIpplms' Readers. MODERN METHODS MADE EASY. The question, “How shill we teach read iiigT n fully answered. WORD, PHONIC, AND ALPHABETIC METHODS. The series prepared oo a combination of • »» ii i >11 c'e. GRIDING. New sounds iulroduced gradually. Per- I cily graded 'bnughout tbe entire series. SPELLING. Word* .elected from the lessons ar^ given for spelliug with each piece. ILLUSTRATIONS. Unesce'led in beaut y and ailracliveaess CORBECT EXPRESSION. The pupil taught to think about what be reads, and lo express his ibouehfs cor rectly. ORAL READING. The key-note lo Professor Bailey’s les sons on secenl, emphasis, inflection, and general vocal expression. GREAT SUCCESS. Since the publication of these Readers their sale bae averaged nearly. A MILLION A YEAR. IBtWWgg; -su£ a£k- FOR C. A D. AND C. A 9. RAILROADS pBBSIDtHT’sOrriCB ) C. & D. and C. & 8. RAILROADS, l Charleston, 8. C., May 1, 1887. J On and after May 1. the traiaa on theae roads will nm as follows (Sunday ox- cepted) overy day: DOWR TXAIX. Leave Wadesboro .....2.26 P BeDaetta,..•••.,8 46 Morven' a*.............. 3,03 McFarland 8.40 Leave Cberaw 4,26 Cash’s 4.40 Society Hill 4.67 Dove a...... ..•••. ........... . C.20 Darlington...... 6.40 Palmetto 6 63 Arrive at Florence..., 6 10 HP TXAIX. • •eeeeDDn •nooeo •• Leave Florence Palmetto ceoooo odo.« Dartlagtaa.^..,. Dovn s....,««•• m..* HaolatyHIIl.. .. MI.33 ...10 48 to*. * • Vm .. 11.21 I ,....11.44 fl eeee* •••eoo••• eeeeeen 12 01 Lesv l u raw ta.20 .1 fHI Mot von » ... | Brhnen’a. | 3^ Lakn Wadnsborw. 3 00 k. 9t KAVniEL, Pres. Q H'Maatw Tranq»«rtati«a. A y • ••oaoeeee P M 19, Daily. Lnava Floroaaa f-oava Kiagatran Arrive LaUev Leave Laaea Artive CbaHoabaa 2*. DfcHy. Leave Floroaaa Leave Kingsireo Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Arrive Cbarloeton No 15. Leave Florence Lo'vo Kingsireo Arrive Lanes Lettvo Lane* Arrive Cbarlostoa . No 0*. Leave F on-nce Leave Kings,reo Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Arrives Charleston Tram N». t>t take, N , 5} 3^.), Train on C A D R R oouueaia at Fior- enoe w,.h No HI Train. JZVmTT tM ' “• 0b " GOING NORTH. No, “8, Daily. Leave Chariestun fO HO p a, 7 24 p m 7 40 p m *7 60 p si » 10 pa. No. 14, *•3 26 am 2 46,™ 2 50 a m 8 !0 a m 4 30 a m Daily. ' reive Lane* Leave Lanes Leave Khigstree Arrive Florence Leave Cearle.ion Arrive Lanes Leave Lauea Leave Kiugstroe Arrive Tore lice No. 63. Leave Charleston At rive Lanes Leave Lanes l.eave King-tr >e Arrive Florence No 66 Lease Charleston Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Leave Kingatree Arrive Florence * Daily. ^ Train No 62 t k-s No. 62 NortVof Lane Train No. 88 eonnecia at Floeenee wit Train on U A D R K for Cherew. g. C. an Wadesboro. N. C. So* 62 runs through to Colnmh via Ceotr#l R K of 8 C. Nos. 78 aad 14 run solid to Wiimiogtoi N. C., making close oouuoctiua with W. W R R for all potr.is north. No. 600 Vestibule Train, Muu Uv We nesday and Friilay. Leave Charleston 6.16 P. u Florence 9.15 P M. arrit ■J R. KENLY. J. r. Ditinb So P‘ J r t M ’ ««’l Sup T. M. Ewnasox, Oen’l Pass. Ag» *4 30 p n 6 28 p r 4 28 p „ 660 p x 7 60 p n •7 00 a -i » 36 a a fS 40 a 9 10 a r 10 30 a m *13 30 p . 2 38 p i 2 28 p 3 51 p 4 lOp, f Daily except Snuday. No. X7 N- 53 No 68 *ie.io, 13.401 1 36 i W 20 10 23 * *0 F 4 10 p to 00, 7 31 , fT 31 , • 0« , VIUIIMTW CMBIBIA AMI ACfiVMA KAII Jaa. 8, 1889. GOING SOUTH No. 23. Leave Wilaingtna ag Leave Marion ^ ,, Arrive Florenro 10 30 No. 60. Leav# Florence • .jg Arrive Sumter Leave Sura’or g Arrive Cetuaibia « m Leave Wilmington Leave Mariun Arrive Flureuce Leave Sumter Arrive, Colambin Lneve Marion Arrive Flore ce Leave Florence Arrive Sumler Leave Sumter Arrive Columbia No. 16. Leave Wilmington 4 ,q Leave Marion 6 46 i Arrive Florence 7 g(,, No 62 nine through from Chnrlesrtn Central RR. Leaving Unea 8 22 A M., Manning 1 A m. Train on C & D R R connects nt Flcre with No 69. No 601 Vesttbult Troin, Tuosd Thursday and Saturday. Leave Wilmington 2.10 A. M nn Florence 6 20 A. M. GOING NORTH. No 61 i*cave Colombia. *10 3-< Arrive Sumter |, gg Leave Sumler 11 6H 1 Arrive Florence 1 16 1 No. 78. Leave Florence, 4 35 Leave .Marion 5 03 Arrive at Wilmington, g 86 No. 69 Lenvo Columbia *7 40 Arrive Sumter g*,6, Leave Sumter *9 gO Arrive Flnraaen 10 40 1 Leave Floreaee, f 16 46 1 Leave Marion u go , No. 63, Leave Colombia *6 201 Arrive Sumler g g; . No 14 Leave Florence «g 10 , Leave Marion f 47 , Arrive at Wrimiagtoa U 36 , No 66 Leave Floreneo 4 go 1 Leave Marion 6.16 1 Arrive Wilmington $.401 •I’wly. fDaily except Sunday. No 63 rnne tbrongb to Charleston, Oentral R R, arriving MnnnlngTU7P Luoeo 7 12 P ll. Charloaton 9 10 P M Ne 69 connects at Florenoe with C 1 train for Chtraw aad Wadesboro’. No* 78 aad 14 make oloee oonaeetloo Wilmington with W A IT R R for nil pel North. No. 606, Vestibule Train, Tntsdi Thursday and Saturday Leave Floreaee 9.66 P. M., arrive 9 mingtoe 12.65 A. M. JOHN P. D1VINR: Gen'lSt J. R. KENLY, Sop’t Trans. T M. KMMERSON. Gen. Pas. A;t WWTS, Harness and Baddlos Made aad .epairod Havimr epes“ » bnetnoee of the al nvq wa<ur< at lough k Block well’, haine^e esisbltH' menl Imeavdixt. ly npp. hit- Ihel livery •<*' Me. I r pt^itol y ask lb* ftftreaege '’ fl “ public. ♦ tiav. bad iwrhiy year’s • wee in Ike bwMwraa, aud not only kt*» ike wants ut tke people, but nm pr«**N~ w tb the ptuper »-ut*rial in do their w*** at Ibr skuriiai pw^.rfU aetinv. . Mok. 16. -tf W. C- Yut 'fl-