The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, April 11, 1889, Image 4
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Kditor (1<>- kiiiK at j >k<’)-—That’*'
fonny. jj
Ooutii^u'oi — Y«*, 1 tboiii'tit *n.
E<litor—I njeui »'•»*. It’s
fanny tl at y<m -hon'd thiuk Miudi
a tbintt'a* that tunny ! —Puck.
How Doctor* conquer Death.
Dr. Waller K. Hamm >iwl *«>*:
“After a Ion" exjn rh nw* 1 have
come to tin* eoiicl ►ion tb «t two
third* of all death* fiom coogll",
pneumonia and cooanmptioti, migtit
be avoid* d if Dr. Aekec’* Boglieh
Remedy for Consom|iiion were on
ly caretnllv u*e«l in* tiim*.” This
wonderful Remedy i* *ol»l iiijder a
posi’ive guarantee by Dr. Boyd.
Kx-Oneli boy Morphy —IV been
E r’moted down terd’ ►tore, Randy.
Ira. Murphy—I* that «o T id* tli’
•fair art hoy y« z are. Fa hat nit-ks
jure hair m> wet T
Bx-Caeh-boy Murphy—Tl.’ cash
ler is usin’ me lo ad ItT a sponge
when he couut* up th’ boodle.—
P«c)t.
Kpocb
The tranei ion from ’ong. linger-
ing and painful sickness to robust
health mark* an epoch iu the Die
of the individual. Such a remark-
able event is treasured iu the mem
ory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is
gratefully bleaaed. Hence it is that
so much is heard in praise of Elec
trio Bitters. So many feel they
owe their restoration to health, to
the use of the Great Alterative and
Tonic- li you are troubled with
any disease of kidneys, liver or
stomach, of long or abort standing
you will smelv And relief by u*e of
Electric Bitters. Sold at 50cents
and 11 |m r bottle at Willcox & Go’s
drug store
Ample Excnse
Mother : “What time did that
yonug man leave last night t”
i Miss Laura : “Abut 3 o’clock, 1
think.”
Mother: “And you have.the im
pudence to tell me this 1 would
be highly delighted to hear what
excuse yen can possibly offer for
each outrageous conduct—if you
have any to i ftei T”
Miss Laura: “We didu’t get the
last pig in the pen until theu, mam
ma.”—Terre Haute Expre**.
She is Grateful
“I saved the life of my litile gill
by the prompt use of Dr. Acker’s
English Remedy tor Consumption.”
—Mrs. Win. V. Harrimau, New
York. For sale at Boy u’s.
Their Business Booming
Probably no one thing has caus
ed such « general revival of trade
at Willcox & Go’s, drug stoic as
their giving away io their custom
>-eraof so many free trial bottles of
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valu ible ar-
• tide from the fact that it always
cures and never disappoints.—
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bio.iebi
tis, Croup, aud all throat and itiug
diseases quickly cured. You cun
test it betore buying by getting a
tttal bottle free, large size $1.00.
Ever, bottle warranted.
.Ttye “Nicklo Ante” is really the
finest cigar made for 5 cents. Every
body smoke them. Cal! ou H. L.
Morris, Timmonsville, S. C.
Old Gibbon—I think, Howell,
that you should try to curtail your
expenses. How do you expect to
get along when you are my age!
Howell Gibbju—Well, Father, I
suppose by that time I’ll have your
money to get along ou!
A Sad Story.
The child coughet'.. The mother
ran. No temedy was near. Befoie
morning he poor little suff'rer was
dead. Moral: Always kep Dr.
Acker’s English Remedy at hand.
Por sale by Dr. Boyd.
So much fault is found with the
prac'ice of going out between the
acts, how would it do to come in
between the drinksf
Why Women Fade-
Women lose their beauty becatts.*
colds undermine their life. Dr
Acker’s English Remedy for Con
sumption is an abeolcte cure lot
colds. For sale at Boy d’s.
The Hero of the Hour
Madison Square—I suppose that’s
that everlasting great liord Yel
lougbby D.mteek we’re invited here
to meet. ’Gad, he put ou style
enough I
Upson Downo — Grea* Scott,
Maddy, you’re out of the swun -
that’s WiDiam Garrabraut Smith!
I’ll introduce you.
Madison Square—William G •-
ra—t W lio’s he f
U,>son Down -s—Whv, wh<*te do
you keep yonrsclt f He’s the mm
who does ••Pigs in Clover” with his
left baud m d both eyes ►hut That
little rat in the corner’s Lord Y< 1-
lougbby.—Pudfc.
Mrs. A.*—.Vy husband is begin**
uiug io reform.
Mrs. B.—ImbedT I saw him go
ing in a ar room to d *y.
Mrs. A.—Yes. I know. Ho went
in for a glass of w hisk« y ; hot he
takes wat'ei in it now. - Epoch,
Secretary of Agricnitnre Rusk
has engaged a young man as priv
ate ►ecretary, to look after his let-
Yonkers Statesman
The “Nicklo Ante” is admitted
by the best Jud es of a good Min k>*.
to b*- the finest cigar ever ott'eied
fo the public. For sale by II. L.
Mot iis, Timmoosville, S. C.
Blair Hays It's all Bight
Mr. S. O. Blair. Chicago, says:
“We c ,nld not keep house without
yourClaike’s Ext no: <•) Flax Skin
Cure and Cough Cure. We have
used both for uuuhtoUh Iron be*,
especially for our child. We tecoin-
nn nd the (’« ugh Cure to every fam
ily hating childieu. VVe used it
for Whooping Cough with rematk-
ably quick and eatisfac oiy tesuDs,
ami use i: lor any and rtt-ry cough
the lamily may have.” Only one
size, la i g-» bottle. Price 11 If you
want the best toilet soap get
Clarke’s Flax Soap. 25 cents. Ask
Dr. J. As Boyd, druggist, for tlu-se
preparations.
The cfljce which se< ks th* mail
in thoe linn s lias a good chance to
gei lost in die crowd.
Come down with your nickle
every time for ibe “Nicklc Ante”
cigar. The fittest smoke iu crea
tion at Dr. John A. Boyd’s
A Very Large Percentage
Of the American p'*o| le are troub
led with a mos' annoying, trouble
some and disagreeable complain!
called “Catarrh.” It i not neces
sary to he so troubled. It is de
monstrated beyond question that
Clatke’s Extract of Flax iPapilhm)
Cat hi ib Cure immediately relieves
and permanently cures Catarrh. A
thoiougb and fair trial will cou
vioce you. Use Clarke's Flax Soap
for the skin. Cata rh Cure, $1.00.
Soap 25cents. At Dr. Boyd’s ding
store.
“Gracious me!” said old Mrs.
Homebody, laying do-'o the news
paper; “what awful winter weath
er they do have np there iu Mani
toby ! I hope, for goodness’s sake,
they won’t bring Canady into tUe
United States”—Puok
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve,
The Best Salve hi the World for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulceis, 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 satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by
Willcox & Co,
A Statesman S|s*aks.
No min in the Soulh was more
generally or more favorably known,
and no man’s opinion was more
highly reverenced than that of the
late ex Governor Pony, of South
Carolina. For some time pteviotis
to his death Govi ruor P« rry was
a sufferer from indigestion. He
tuck Cabs.iy a Tonic and wrote tin 1
following letter:
Sans Souoi.
Gen'leinen —I mo.»t cm dial ly re
commend your Cnlisaya Ton e. For
several years past 1 have been
troubled with indigestion and dys
pepsia. My son, Dr. Uext M. Per
ry, of Philadelphia, who knows the
ingn#ieuts which compose your
Tonic, spoke favorably of it. In
the coarse of two months pu t I
have used four bottles, and am en
titely re ieved
Yours truly, B. F. Pebry.
Cali-nya To do is sold by all
druggists at 50 cents and $1.00 a
bottle.
•
Ah, there! My Size ! The sweet
est and most delicious smoke ever
ofteied to the public is wi'koiil
doubt tbe “Nickle Ante” Cigar, at
Dr. John A. Boyd's.
A Preacher Cured of Dyspepsia.
Miooobukee. Fla, Leon Co,
July 20, ItfSti.—1 have iieeii a sul
lercr from indigestion and dys
pepsin ora lo >g lime, and have
tried m :n\ remedies, but until I
was induced by my Itiends to try
your B. B. B. r.ceiv.d t o reli f,
but since Using it have lound more
relief at d comfort than bom any
other treatment I have used. Hop
ing you will loiwatd to my address
your litt le 32 page b« ok h r pre
Horiptmn, also evidence of cures.
Scud at e.ulie.-it date.
Kkv. Hob’t C.
It Gives Satisfaction
Orlanda, Fla., June 1st., 1887
—We have been selling Botanic
j Blood Ba'm ever sb.ee it fiist came
hi foie the public. We sc 1 more
of it than any other blood punfitr
in the market, aud it give* pet feet
satisfaction.
J. 11 Mkggs k Co.,
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in
Botanic B ood B lin.
Edwards & Norment
are now opening and
have on exhibition
jvmw 8mim
Their regular Sprng
“OPENING”
will be
Tuesday, April 2nd.
All the ladies should
remember the * date
and come.
Special attractions will be
on sale on “Opening Dai "
at special prices.
Everybody is invited to
attend.
Respectfully,
Edwards''& Norment.
GOLDEN DROPS
| TSTE’W S<
Timms astern
IS THE NAME OF THE LATEST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY
OI-»TD RYE WMXSKEY,
FOB WHICH
3AA:. IVC xnn©
Has I ecu npt oiir-d sole !oc.i! ngml Tliis brand was hrooghl out for
the special pm|*o r .if riv lliug th c. lcbiateil New York Stock Kx-
,-h i ge Whiskey, tur which M. M. nm ill^o I a** the solo agency in tins
Tuw u.
GREAT
• } USH
^ttctioi r O-OOIDS.
THIRTY i'ER CENT. LES Tl!AN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
January 17, 1889.
TO
ITCM-i
TOTE
.T iTTVnjr
Mas®pi's Jewelry St®r*e
Is the place to get your
;v itch ks, exont* a * »>
J EWE urn
REPAIRED and WARRANTED,
^LSO A COMPLEJE LINE OF
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CII Alt MS, KINGS,
■Sc., Vc. tic,
Always on hand;
Cali aud St e tin m.
MA SON'SyE WELR Y SURE, Public Square, Dai liny ton, 8 V.
TH 1 USUAL FINE.STOt K OF
GROCERIES,^WINES, LIQUORS, TOI ACCOAND CIGARS
IS TO BK FOUND AT
3Vfl[. O.”
CORNER OF I’EAKLE AND GROVE STREETS.
Large Quantities of Goods unglu ing nieived dr.ily atid the tr«n\ cus
tom *18 of this well known establishment throughout Daiiingtou County
^nani teed tha: u coitinnaHceof tl.e:r puliouage wil' mean fordlnin
“Tho : B! st Goods lot the Least Money.”
Septcmln r fi.MSSH—ly %
WAGONS,
March 28, 1889.
The
ir: may!, mmmi & co,,
N«w iitive Gn saielat their
American Ikllar did stabSe* a rariead of
the work!
Do not buffer any I<onger.
Knowing th-if, m cough can la*
checked in a day, aul the* first
•(ages of consomptiou broken in a
week, we hereby guarantee Dr.
Acket’s English Remedy for Con*
sumption, and will refund tbe mo: •
ey to all w ho bay, take it as per dj-
rec’iort, and do not find our atate-
meut correct. For sain by Dr. Boyd
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE
•B SNOB FOB_
' *
A large and well selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods/Notions, Hats. Clothing and Shoes ; all bon. lit below
actual value. Wo are now offering the entire stock at prices
that are a'^real sacrifice
A WORD TO TUE WISE IS SlIFFICIEST !
We buy our goods for the spot cash, and claim that these
few wordsjiave a deep meaning for every cash buyer uf 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 lo 25 per cent.
Choose ye this day whom you you will serve. Your own in*
terest, Ly buying from the man that is willing, and buys goods
n such a wttj that he is able to cut the prices down to a small
and living profit, or to buy from t! e 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^OO^cents on the
dollar, but Jay giving a full hundred cents’ worth for everv
dollar we get. In our store one man’s money is as go d as
another’s. No difference with us how much money you tue
worth ; whether if be $100 or $100,000, we give one price to
all, and the man with his $1 bill will meet with the same c ur-
lesy ai.d 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 has; 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, 1S89
■ Li a t! : mo
s. mi mi: i m
Manutacturers
—< < r—
Doors, Sash, liliii„s,
IVIIOTTLr.IITNJQS
• — \ N t) -
Iiiiii(lin£ Maloriul,
KST wmi.HfKU
V11A KLt'STOX, S. C.
Notiiubi r 6, ls J 0-
tT'-'V - IF*;
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FOR
OtNTLKMBN.
LADIB9.
%
sinews
Very Res^iectfully,
A. J. BROOM.
For Sale by
Match 7, ’89.
A. J. BROOM.
March 28 1889.
-AlAt
KOH C. & U. AM* C. & S. RAH BOX!)*
r«K.iuKNT’»OrriCK \
r. & D. and C. Si S. HA I l.KO.t US, }
t liii.ksh.n, s. t:., Vny L lb^7. j
»u.i .if.c-r \Ujr 1. ibe trains uo
'I"* 1 * wDI r*tii <i» fol’owi iSun.liiv »•*-
crpird) ►tt-ry iIhjt :
IMIKN TRAIN.
1,'mw Wa.jct.boru j,
s Yy
■Morten’*
' ef » AO
Lc.itc Chcrnw | ^ 2.',
40
Soeiri) - Hill 4 -,7
G.-.*0
Dariingion 5 4,,
Paln.eiio r,
irrife at flbienoe j,.
or THAI*.
RAILROAD.
The Danicgton Land Im-
ment Company^
II.. v. .k-siiin l. BiiilJin^ Lota «n i~iniiUs
tor ritl.t, Aii).lj to
J J WAKD
I’rrsidci.l and Ti ca surer
Jan 24, ’8'.» ly
Chakibstov, 8. C., 3ul 8, 1889.
On and after this d«t» tk« fal’owlng
acbedule will be ram :
GOING SOUTH.
No. 27, Daily.
Leave f lorrnee
Liave Kin^-lree
Arrive Lauev
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
No. 28, Daily
Leave Florence
Leave Kineslree
Arrive Laura
Leave Lane*
Arrive Cbnrlealon
No 16.
Leave Florence
Le re King.irec
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
No t>8.
L- ave F orent-.!
L-ave jKi .*.*1 ree
Arrive Lanes
Leave LanCS
Arrives Charleston
Train N >. St lakus N 1. 33 Sjnr’i »r L« /...
Train on C A [) R R cun-iecis at K| 0 r-
ci.Oj ► nil No fil Train.
No. 601, V.Mihulf Train. Tue*4av
Thursday nnn Sa'nr.lav.
L.ave Florence 3.30 .1. XL, arrive 0 ,ar.
lesion 9 00 A M
GOING NORTH.
No, 78, Daily.
Leave Charleston
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Leave Kinjjslree
Arrive Flerenoe
No. 14,
!.• are Crnrlevlou
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Leave King.iree
AlflVr yioreuoe * :
*1 86» BJ
2 80 * 01
2 60mm
2 60 a m
600mm
flO 46’p m
12 00*ai
12 27 am
1927 * m
-2 65 a m
7 60 a m
9 10 a in
9 32 .» a
9 32 a in
II 40 a m
to 00
7 21 4, „
7 40 4. m
*7 50 4. in
9 10 p .1
*'2 25 a m
2 45 ,1 .a
250 a m
3 .0 a m
4 20 a in
No. 52, Daily.
Leave Clinresiou
A1 rive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Lra r < Kiii'i-lr.s
An ive Fl 'r nos
*4 30 p m
6 21* p m
6 28 p iu
0 50 p m
7 50 p in
No GC.
Lca-e ('harl -atoii
An ive L mes
Leave Lanes
I cave Kiugsirce
Arrive Florence
*7 00 a n
* 20 a -n
t : » » a si
3 Id a r,
10 20 t in
•
*12 8) p a
2 28 p a
2 28 p a.
2 61 p nr
4 10 p si
* Daily, f Daily except Sunday.
Train No 52 ( k-s No. 62 N.inh of La 1*4.
I rain Na. < i2 coanocts ol Flnrci.^o with
T ain ou C & D It K for Cheraw. 8. (J. ,,,,4
Wad sburu. N.
Nos 62 runs through t« Cu'.u.nhia
via Cm Ira | ft R 0 f S C.
Ni-s. 78 11 nd 14 run scli.J lo Wilnunfton.
N. C.. niskin^ close councctiou with t
W K It for all pons north
No. 500 V< slihule Traia, Mmtay,
nesday sn) Friday.
Leave < bailesinn 0.15 p'. M a.riv«
Flo-ence 9.16 PM
■J It. KKXLY. J F. Divua.
Supi Traus. a n .,-| g,..,
T. M. Kbrusob. Geu’l P»«.. Aft
KILKBGTtfT C6LCMWA A.\l ATCESTA SilLMAl
Jan. 8, 1889.
GOING SOUTH
No. 23.
Leave W ilmiuglun
Lrnve M.ariuii
An ive Flurenre
Leave Florence
Arrive Sunih r
Lr:.vp Sntu er
Arrive C. luiuhia
N11. 50.
No. *7
N
No 58
«' J5 -n,
9 44 p in
10 30 « -..
8.’;A a hi
4 to % m
4 fo « in
6 la a -li
•ICMf) n iu
I». ft. p -fi
I 35 v m
|9 20 a m
1" 22 r, m
3 CO p „
4 I • e u
fo 00 |> in
7 21 p in
f" 21 p in
9 t)-* •> m
4 10 a in
6 46 a in
7.80 a m
No 62 rnn* through from Chari**'«n via
t'enlrnl R R.
Leaving Lanes 8 22 A XI. Manning 8 53
A M R
Irnin on C A D R P counsels at Florence
njih No ft*.
No. 601 VesMh.ile Trsin, Tuesdsy,
'ihurrdav snd Saiardiy.
Leave Wilnilngion 2.10 A. M, ar-ivs
E'loreuee 5 20 A. XI.
I.esve Wiliuiiiglnu
I.eijv* Marion
rr;Vc Flarcuoe
Leave SuuCer
Xrrivc t'oluoihis
Loave Marion
Arrive Flora C”
Leave Florence
Arriv- Sumter
Leave Slimier
'.rrive Cvl-imbia
No 16.
i.eove W’iLi ingto.i
l.ei 1 .c Marion
Xrnve Florenee
GOING NORTH.
No 61
heave ColumLin.
Arri-e Sunilcr
Leave Siunier
Arrive Floienoe
No. 78.
Leave Florence,
la-are Marion
Arrive in Wi| m j„2i ont
No. 69
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florence
Leave Flerence,
Leave Marion
No. 53,
*10 35 p m
11 68 41 iu
11 58 n m
I 15 a hi
4 36 a m
5 ^3 a in
8 115 a m
*7 40 a iu
9 15 a m
f9 80 a m
10 40 n m
•f-10 46 1. m
11 80 a ra
*5 20 p ui
6 87 p m
Leave Columbia
Arrive Numler
No 14
Leave F!->retio» *d 10 p in
Leave Marion 8 47 p ra
Arriv- at XVilmington 11 85 p in
No 66
Lett vc Florence 4 80 am
Leave V si ion 5 16 a in
A>rive Wilmington 8.40 am
*“nily. fDaily except Sunday.
No 63 runs ihrouph to Cbnrleston, vis
Central K R, arriving Manning? 07 P XL
Lanes 7 12 P XI. Cbarlestou 9 10 P M.
No 69 connects at Florence with CAD
train for Cberaw and Wadesboro’.
Nrs 78 and 14 make close eonneellon al
Wiiiuiugion with W A 17 H 11 for all point*
North.
No. 5u0, Vestibule Train, Tnssday,
Thursday and Saturday.
L-sve Florence 9.65 P. M., arrive Wil*
minglou 12.65 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE; Gen ) Sept
J. It. KENLY. Sup’t Tran*.
'S M. K M iiKK.'ON. Get.. I’as. Agt.
25GTl #
For sale at Dr. J. A. Boyds
Lr»ve Florence
Pslmettu
Darlington...
Dove’s
Society Hill,..
r...
Lear ... i ••
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L'lhe XVudesboro
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VENEL, Pita. ' 1
Beef Porkv Fish.
^ vlcklie le Inferp
ton ihat I hari* th* bnU^rr
hi;*4jl7CGn 4 j»m I «v; J i»ti fiMliiil ill th^
II ...a.- .* i . .ir-i aiall ou ;•*« right **'**•
Sn, li..;. i- . pleiTf. w iere l *rtlf he pr*-
. , .1 i • iiai<* iu fur. iet. the very hrsl
•J-..I i-. meat au . fish. Patrousge It-
G H,Master Tr»nsportatiou.
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