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OM dog Tray—Bubb.v (at bieak- fast)—“Sav, father, <licl oar dog come u»-ar gettit g iu o .1 y**« ter day f Father—-‘Nt*? that 1 kuow of. Why t” Bobl»y—"Be- cauae 1 hi aid you nay in fin? night, last night, that all yon wt*rv hnld> ing was‘‘Tray . w —Loicell Citizen. Take it in Time. “For the want of a nail, a abtw waa.loet ; lor want of a nhoe, a horae was lost ; for w ant of a horae a rider waa lost.'’ Never negl ct •mall things. The fii»<t signa of pneumonia and con»nuiption can positively lie checked by Dr. A’ k- er’* English Brmedy for Coiismup tion. For sale at Boyd’s. Farmer Oatcake—‘‘Ain’t you aahamed o’ yourself, to be gom’ 'round beggiu’ this way T You’re better dreaaed than half the men op to my town.” City tramp - “Mebbe, boas; but den y ou know a gent’s got ter be more careful ol his looks when he lives in (lei city ” —Judge. The Verdict Unanimous. % W. D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, lad., testifies: ‘*1 can recommend Electric Bitters as the very b«-si remedy. Every bottle sold lias gi?en relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cur ed of Rheumatism of ten years’ •tandiug.” Abraham flare, drug- S gt, Bcllville, Ohio, affirms: “The ist selling medicine I bavo ever handled in my 20 years’ experience is Electric Bitters.’’ Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters da cure all diseases of the Liver, Kiduevs or Blood. Only a hall dollar a bottle at Willcox & Co’s, drug store. It cuts the small boy up wheu be bears that bis father’s old coat is to be cut dowu, aud the sleeves made into a pair of trousers for him.—.Harper’# Bazar. Terrible. Two-thirds of all deaths in New York City are from consumption or pneumonia. The same proportion bolds for most other cities. Delays are dangerous. Dr. Acker’s Eng lish Remedy for Consumption will always relief, and may save your life. For sale by Dr. Boy d. Mrs. De Trap—“1 don’t think, Mr. De Trap, that your sarcasm leveled at our decollete ball dresses is ealled for. Your own brother, the captain, takes a much more liberal view of society matters.’’ Mr. DeTrop—“Undoubtedly. Oapt. Bob has just returned from Samoa.” —Epoch. A Narrow Escape. Col. W. K Nelson, ol Brooklyn, came heme one evening, feeling a peculiar tightness in the chest. Be fore retiring, he tried to draw a long breath bat found it almost im possible. He suffered four days uom pueumouia, aud the doctors E ve him up. Dr. Acker's Eng- t Remedy for Consumption sav ed him and be is well to-day. For sale at Boyd’s. Accidents will happen—Miss Gusbingion—“I adroit, Arthur, tbut thin is not the first time I have been engaged, but I’m sure your noble, generous lieart—” Lillie brother—“Sis, the baby’s got your bag of engagement ring*.”—Aeir Y»rk Weekly. The “Sickle Ante” is re.ills the fin*s’cig ii !llad• , foi 5 n* ut*. Every body sun ke them. Call ou II L. Motris, TimniiMisvilie, 8. C. Clarke’s Extract ot Flax Cough Cure- It is a sure cure for Whooping Cough It stops the whoop, sud permits the child tocatchiis breath It is entirely harmless. G od for any cough of childhood or old age. It heal* the bronchi and lungs, and stops the cough. For Winter or Bronchial Cough this syrup is the best ever disc veied. Only one size, large bottle. 1’iicc f 1, at Dr J. A. Boyd’s drugstore. Clarke’s Flax Soap makes the Skin smooth, soft and white Price 25 cents “How’s de old ’oinan f Pse bin told she war ailin’ob late.” Bere- avid Husband—“Sbc ain’t doin’so well dis inawuiu’—she’s d ad.~ Seto York World. The “Nickle Ante” is admitted by tbe best JiuLesofa good smoke, to be the finest cigar ever offered to the public. For sale by H. L. Morris, Tunmotisville, 8. C. Edwards & Norment are now opening and have on exhibition Their regular Sprng “OPENING” will be Tuesday, April 2nd. All the ladies should Extraordinary Bone Scraping Herbert Sperry, Tremont. Ill , had Erysipelas in both leg*. Con fined to the bouse six weeks, lie says : “When 1 was able to get on -■ . . my legs, I had an itching sensation tW^TVUXTVI m wl M I TiA that nearly run me crazy. I sciatch- X J.U Lilt? tldLt? ed them raw to the b< ucs Tried everything witliout relief. I was tormented in this way fot (voyeurs. I then iouud Clarke’s Extract of Flax (Papillon) Skin Cure at the Drug Store, used it, aud it has cur ed me sound and well.” Clarke’s Flax Soap baa no equal for Bath and Toilet. Skin Cure $1 Soap 25 cents. For sale at Dr. Bovd’s drug store. GOLDEN DROPS 13 THE NAME OF THE LATEST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY OXjTD rye whiskey, fou WHICH nvi. IVErxnno Has been appoint* d sole local agent This brand was brooghl oot for tbe special purpo-e of rivellingtli celebrated New York Stock Ex- charge Whiskey, tot which M. M. i re abo has the sole agency in this Town. 3STE W S< ORTIIEASTERN .RAILROAD. N‘ GREAT PUSH TO _A-TTCTIOIT Q-OOES. THIRTY i’ER CENT. LESS THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN. January 17, 1889. Massn’s Jeweli*y St©r»e Is'the place to get your WATCHES, CF.O< KS A X It JEWELS REPAIRED and WARRANTED. ^LSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Waltham Watches,. Seth Thomas Clocks, CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS, &c., A’c. Ac, Always on hand; Call aud See them and come. MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C. Come down with your nickle every time for the “Nickle Ante” cigar. The finest smoke in crea tion at Dr. John A. Boyd’s. Fond mother—“Tommy, darling, this is your birthday. What w ould you like best to dof” Tommy, darling (after a moment’s reflection) —“1 think I should enjoy seeing the baby spanked !”—Parie Figaro. Promptness First a cold, then a cough, then consumption, then death. “I took Dr. Acker’s English R medy for Consumption the moment 1 began to cough, aud I befieve it *nve(l -uy life."—Wallet N. Wallace, Wash ington. Ft r sale at Boyd’s. Elderly gent—“1 am 80 years old, young man, and 1 don’t recol* loot ever telling a lie.” The young mao—“Well yon can’t expect your memory to be reliab e at that age.” —New York Sun. Terrible Forewarnings. Cough in the morning, hurried or difficult breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickened pulse, chilliuchs in tbe evening or sweats at night, all or any of these things are the first stages of con sumption. Dr. Ackei’s English Remedy for oousnmptiou will cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guarantee by Dr. J. A. Boyd. Still cause for alarm—Mrs. Cum- ritover—“How are the children this morning f” Mrs. Lovitt— “Well, Tommie and Susie are bet ter, bat Paggie is still a very sick dog.”—TA« Epoch. Physicians Use It- One great argument in favor of Westmoreland’s Calisaya Tonic is that physicians never hesitate to use it iu their practice. The formula is furnished to physicians asking for it. The following is proof posi tive as to its merits Columbia, 8. C. Gentlemen—I have very ihor- onghly tested your Calisaya Tonic and do not hesitate to prono nee it s most remedial agent. As a stom achic and a tout- It is onsurpass< d. For eliminstiog malaiial poison from the gystrm and repairing tbvir deleterious effects, for rebuilding, reioTigorating and giving tone to the system when reduced by pro tract ed or severe fever* or other debilitating causes, there is in my , no other preparation in field of n.edioiues equal to it. J. F. Ensoe, M. D. Former Physician snd Surgeon S 0. Insane Asylum. Oed-ava Tonic is sold by all drug- i at 60 cents and one dollar a ' Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve in tbe World for Cots, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat he. faction, or money refunded. Price 25-cents per box. For Sale bv Willcox 4 Co, The compositor w ho set up the term “office seeker” as an “o2ce sucker” was discharged by the editor, wliw took tbe error as a per sonal insult. A Woman’s Discovery. “Another wonderful discovery has been made aud lliat too by a lady in this county. Disease fas-, teued its clutch) s upon her and for seven years she withstood its se verest tests, but her vital organs were undotmined and death seem ed imminent. For three months she coughed iuces antly aud could not sleep. She bought of ns a bot tle of Dr. King’s New Discovety for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking Hist dose that .-he slept all night and with oue bo'tle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mr*. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hamrick & Co, Shel by, N C. Get a free trial bottle at Special attractions will be on sale on “Opening Day" at special prices. Everybody is invited to attend. Respectfully, Edwards & Norment. TH £ USUAL FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS IS TO BE FOUND AT IMLi O. -A.lozs:cLncie>i* , s, CORNER OF PEARLE AND GROVE STRliKTS. Large Quantities ol Goods are bung received daily and the n-nny cus tomers of this well known eetahlishmi nt. throughout Dailiugton County see guaranteed that a continuance ot their patronage will m»*an for ihnn “The Best Goods for the Least Money.” September 6. 1888—ly WAGONS. March 28, 1889. The IWmEII, liliMIL & 00, Now have on sale at their American Dollar did stables a c arioad of the work! Willcox & Co’s, drug store. Ah, there! My Size ! The sweet est aud most delicious Mtioke ever offered to* the public is without doubt the “Nickle Ante” Cigar, at Dr. Joh#i A. Boyd's. A Preacher Cured of Dyspepsia. Micoosukee, Fla., Leon Co, July 20, 1880.—1 have been a sut ferer from indigestion and dys pepsin ora lot g lime, and havi tried many n-rntdiig, bnt until i was induced by my hiends to try your B. B. B. received no relh f, but since using it Lave iouud mort relief aid comfort thau 11cm any other treatment 1 have used. Hop ing yon will forward to ni> address your little 32-page beck ter pi© scriptlou, also evidence of oure> Send at eailiost date. Rev. Rob’t C. It Gives Satisfaction Oblanda, Fla., June 1st., 1887 —We have been selling Botonii Blood Ba'm ever since it first e tine before the public. Wo sod more of it lbun any other Idood purifier iu (bo market, and it gives perfect satisfaction. J. H. Mf.qgs 4 Co., Retail and Wholesale Dealers iu Botanic B ood Brim. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE OENTLSMSM. •3 SNOB FOB LADIES. For Sale by A. J. BROOM. Match 7, ’80. A large and well selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Hats. Clothing and Shoes ; all bought below actual value. We are now offering the entire stock at prices that are a real sacrifice A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT ! We buy our goods for the spot cash, and claim that these few words have a deep meaning for every cash buyer of this county. Every man knows what high prices he is .made to pay when he buys on credit. It is the same way with the merchant who buys his goods on four and six months time. He must pay more and consequently must sell for more; that is why we can undersell all competitors f om 20 to 25 per cent. Choose ye this day whom you you will serve. Your own in# terest, by buying from the man that is willing, and buys goods jn such a way that he is able to cut the prices down ts a small and living profit, or to buy from the old 100 per cent, cut throat who never knows when he has piled the price high enough. We seek for that almighty dollar, and intend to have it, and in an honest and fair way. Not with 99 cents on the dollar, but by giving a full hundred cents’ worth for every dollar wo get. In our store one man’s money is as go d as another’s. No difference with us how much money you uie worth; whether it be $100 or $100,000, we give one price to all, and the man with his $1 bill will meet with the same cour tesy and fairness as his neighbor will with his $100 bill. We believe that fair dealing low prices will win in the end On this principle we' base our hopes and cordially invite the public to call and inspect our goods and our way of doing bu- Old Hickory Wagons. Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. March 7, 1889, g. s. umw & m Manutacturers -OF— Doors, Sash, Minus, MOXTX.1DI3MGIS building Material. KST \ Hl.l.-MIBD 1842. VHARLPSTOX, S. V. NoTfiiibir 5, 1888- 1/ The Darlington Land Im- ment Company lUve (Icsir&Me Buililing Lou anl Uadi for sule, Apply to J J WARD. Prcfideot and Tteaturer Jaa 24, ’89— Ijr smess. Very Respectfully, A. J. BROOM. March 28 1#89. For sale at Dr. J. A. Boyds. MJiEMJUl' Mir FOR C. & D. AND C. A S. RAILROADS PoMiDanrUOrric* \ C. & D. andC. A 8. RAILROADS. I Charleston, S, 0., M*jr J, 18*7. J :>«i!ind after .M«y 1, the tr.ine on iheee roads will run ns fol'owj (Sundu* ex cepted) erery day: DOWN THAIV. Li;.»e Ws.lrsl.oro jjfl p Beuoeits 840 Moreen’s 8 .03 ' «F rlsnd 8.40 Leure Cherew 25 ""^lO Society Hill 4 67 Dn **’» C 20 Darlington ^ 540 ■> 58 Arrive at Flounce u jo *1 2 SO g a 260*b - S 60 * ■ 6 00 * a DO «S f * 12 00 * ■ 12 27 « a 12 37 »m 2 66 * a 7 60s a » 10 * ■ 0 82 » a 9 32 * a II 40 » a f0 60 p a 7 24 p« 7 40 pa *7 60 p M »10p., OftAftLESTOft, 8. c., Jaa- 8, 1889. Os ftiid ftfltr this (Ute the MJftwiat schedule .wHl be nu : GOING SOUTH. No. 27, Dally, Leave Florence Leeve Kiftgtlree Arrive Leoes Leave Lanes Arrive Chftrleetoa Ne. 28, Dally, Leave Florenee Leave Kiagelree Arrive Laaes Leave Laaes Arrive Charleston Ne 16. Leave Floranee Le :ve Kingbtree Arrive Lanes Leave Laata Arrive Charleston No 68. Leave F ore nee Leave Kingstree Arrive Lanes Leave Limes Arrives Charleston _ t| Train No. 03 t.tkei N». 53 South it Lax','. Train on C & D R R connects at Flar. enoe with No 61 Traia. No. 601, Vestibule Traie. Tuesday, Tburvday ann Saturday. '' i.JS'.-goTir iM u - O'"- GOING NORTH, No, 7S, Daily. Leave Charleston *12 26 a m Arrive Lanes .» Leave Lanes Vtoll Leave Kingstree 8 SO a ■ Arrive Florence 4 20 a m No. 14, Leave Cnarletlou *1 30 p a Arrive Lanes 6 *8 p « Leave Lanes 6 28 p at Leave Kingstree OAOoai .\ rrive yiorenee 7 60 p ta No. 62, Daily. Leave Charleston At rive Lanes Leave Lanes Lear*- Kingttrte Arrive Florenos No 66. Leave Charleston ajg 30 a a Arrive Lanes a 2H » « Leave Lanes 2 28 p * Leave Kingatree 8 61 p « Arrive Florenee 4 10 p « • Daily, f Daily except Sunday. Train No 52t.k.e No. 62 North of Laaes. Train Nn. 62 conaect* at Florenee with Train on C A D R R for Cheraw. S. C.. and W adesboro, N. C. Nos 62 rune Ihroach U CalnnkU via Central R K of8 C. Nos. 78 aad 14 run solid to Wil a iag«« a> n,#k, “lt close couaectieu with W. ft W R R for all points north. No. 600 Vestibule Traia, \lealay, Wet- oes^Bj BD'i Friday. Leave rharleeteu 6.16 P. arrive Florence 9.16 P M. -J R. KENLY, j. y. * J r «*- Oea’l Sap'k, T. M. Km sates, Geu’l Pass. Agt. •7 00 am ft 86 a « ft 40 a at 9 It) a m 10 20 a a IIUONCTM C8LUINA AM AUCUSTA Jan. 8, 1889. GOING SOUTH No. 28. Leave Wilntiogton Leave .M.triou Arrive Floreore Leave Florence Arrive Sumter Leave Sutn'er I rrive Columbia Leave Wilmington Leave Marion Vrrive Florence Leave Sumter Arrive Columbia Lnave Marion Arrive Flore ce Leave Florence Arrive Sumter Leave Sumirr Arrive Columbia No. 60. *6 25 9 44 | 10 30 1 No. 27 N- 62 No 58 •UMO e1 ' - • 12.40 p 1 I 26 a 1 t9 20 a 10 Leave Wilir-iagton Leave Marion Arrive Florenee No. 16. 22 pi 3 «0 pm 4 I0p m fftOOpta 7 21 p m f7 21 p • 9 0ft p « 4.10 a u 6.46 a ■ 7.80 a a No 62 runs through from Chariest .a vi. Central R R. Leaving Lanes 8 22 A SI.. Manning 864 A M. Train on C 4 D R R oonnects at Plereaet with No 59. No. 601 Vestibule Trsla, Tuesday, Thurrdav and Saturday. Leavs Wilmington 2.10 A. M , arnvi Florenee 6 20 A. M. GOING NORTH. No 61 iiCave Columbia. Arrive Sumter Lsave Sumter Arrive Florence No. 78. Leave Florence, Leave Marion Arrive at Wilminglea, Na. 69 Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter Leave Sumter Arrive Florence Leave Florence, Leave Marion Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter No. 68. No 14 •10 36 p 1 11 6Spi II 68 p 1 1 16 as 4 86 a 1 6 23 a 1 8 36 a 1 •7 40 a 1 9 16 a 1 f9 80 a 1 10 40 as flO 46 a 1 11 SOai *6 20p 1 6 87 p a •8 10 pi 8 47 pi 11 86 pa Leavs Florence Leave Marion Arriv> at Wilmington No 68 Leuve Florenee 4-30 a ■ Leavs Marian 6.16 am Arrive Wilmington 8.40 a m *I>aily. fDaily sxeopt Sunday. No 68 runs through to Cbarlootou, vi» Central R R, arriving Manning 7 07 P M, Uanes 7 12 P M. Charleston 9 10 P M. No 69 connects nt Fioreaoa with CAD train for Cberow and Wadesboro’. Nrs 78 aad 14 make cloae ooaaeeUoa at Wilmington with W ft W R B lor ftll points North. No. 600, VooUbtsio Traia, Ifteaday, Tbursdsj and Satarday. Leave Florence 9.66 P. M., arrive Wil mington 12.66 A. M. JOHN P. DIViMli Sftft’iamt J. R. KRNLT. Sup’t Trans. T M. KMMRRSON. Sen. Pas. Agt. nr tkais. Leave Florenee Palmetto Darlington. Dove’s Society Hill Cash’s • r«%» Mt* Kwr'i#.. Likt eooaa Lest ’0.3.1 A >• ..It IS . •. . I ..‘l ri (4 <>1 .12.20 • MO .. • 211 ...I 32 ...2 Ml P M A F. RAVJSNEL, Piss. G U,Master Transportation. 1 Beef Pork» Fish. I dealt« to inform th* peopla of Darling ton that 1 have fmi’- ii.tii the bntsiisr business, aai trill bo found in the Market Hons* ai Hi)- fn .i stall en tkft right as tks but’ lteg i- i ntero-l. where I cill ha »rs- pared at »il limes lo furnish tbs very best Tialiijr ef meni and 6sh. Pntroasga r«* eptoifully solicited; satisfaetioa guaran teed Goods delivered by ms. TBOBT NIXON.