The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, May 02, 1889, Image 4
Fifth arc not weighed in their
own ftcalce, Bimpiv because fMi
scalen are not built that weig!).—
Pact.
Proniptiiess
First a cold, then a cough, then
consumption, tlicti death. <k l took
Dr. Ackers Fnglisb R medy bit
Consumption the tuou.ciit 1 began
to cough, and 1 believe it saved my
life.”—Walter N. Wallace. WhhIi-
ingtnn. F< r sale at Bond’s.
Most pmona who cross the ocean
for the first time pronounce it a
very swell nBn\r. — Baltimore Ameri
can.
Terrible Forewarnings.
Cough in the morning, hurtled or
difficult breathing, raioiug phlegm,
tightuess in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilVness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of cmi-
sumption. Dr. Ackei’s English
Remedy for conxnmption w ill cure
these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under a positive guarantee by Or.
J. A. Boyd.
The “Nickle Ante” is admitted
by the best Judges of a good smoke,
to be the finest cigar ever offered
to the public. For sale by H. L.
Morris, Timmonsrille, S. C.
It is a wise ch id th it goes out
Of the mom to htugit « hen the nlti
man mashes Ins thumb.—TVrre
Haute Exprest
A Sound Legal Opinion-
E. Bainb'i Ige Muu<la>, Esq..
County Atty., Clay Co., Tex. says:
“Have used Electiic Bitters »ith
most happy re ■'tilts. My hroilier
■Iso was very low with M ilatial
Fever and Jaundice, hut was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am
satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
life.” Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Uorse
Cave, K)adds a like testimony,
saying: He positively believes he
would have died, had it not been
lor Electric Bitters. This great
remedy will ward oft, as well as
eure all Malarial Diseases, and for
all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands uuequaled. Price
6O0. aud 91. at Willcox & Co’s.
Drug Store.
Come down with your nickle
every lime for the “Nickle Ante”
cigar. The finest smoke in crea
tion at Dr. John A. Boyd’s.
The new Biitish Minister to this
country is six feet lour inches in
stature. He comes high, but we
must have him.—Puck.
Terrible,
Two-thirds of all deaths in New
York Oily are from coiiKumption or
pneumonia. The same proportion
bolda for most other cities. Delays
are dangerous. Dr. Acker’s Eng
lish Remedy for Consumption will
always reliev , and may save your
life. For sale by Dr. Bo:, d.
A farmer of our acquaintance
has named one of his hogs Maud,
because she comes into the garden
so WiMb.—Huntsville Ala. Mercury.
Every bicyclist should use his
peisnnttl influmce to secure good
roads, hut his duty does not require
him to get tiff Ids wheel over the
hand'es amt smooth tue highway
down uitii the back of his mck.—
ISomerrille Journal
The Universal Verdict ot the People
Who have ii>ed Cl rkt ’s Extraul* f
Flax (P.ipilton) 8km Cure award it
the fit.st and highest place as a re-
uietl'al agent iu nil cases ol Skin
Diseases. Erysipel is. Eczema,
Pimples, unsightly blotches, hum J-
iatiug einptions, Iloils, Uai Inn kies,
Tetter, etc., all yield to this won-
derlul preparation at once. Pr.ce
81 for a huge bottle at Dr. John A.
Boyd’s drug store. Clarke’s Flax
Soap is good for the skin. Try it.
Price 25 cents.
Ah, there! My Size I The sweet
est and most delicious smoke ever
offeied to (lie public is without
doubt the “Nickle Ante” Cigar, at
Dr. John A. Boyd's.
Proprietor of South Fifth Avenue
Hotel (to wsile’)—“See if the gen
tlemen in pat lot A have finished
discussing their dinner yet.” Waiter
returned)—“Dey am fru eat in’,
ss, but dev ain’t done cussiu’ it
yet.”— New York World.
[re
bo.
A Vnultiable Remedy
A litter from 8. P. Ward well,
Boston, says : “i used Coirke’s Ex
tract ol Flax (Papdlon) Ca'urrn
Cure in June last tor iia> Fever
with gn at satisfaction, and lind it
is the only thing I have seen w hich
would allay, without iiritatioa,
the inflamation of the nos ids and
throat. Its s othing and he ling
properties were marked and imme'
diate.” Large bottle 81. Clarke’s
Flux Soap is the latest nnd l est.
Try it. 25 reals. Ask for theiii at
Dr. Boyds dtug store.
Take it in Time.
“For the want of a nail, a shoe
was lost; for want of a shoe, u
horse was lost; for want of a borne
a rider was lost.” Never negh ct
small things. The first signs of
pneumonia aud consumption can
positively he checked by Dr. A' k-
er’.' English Remedy for Cousin up
tiou. For sale at Boyd's.
Diner-out —“Waiter, how’s tldst
I hav just discovered a collar but
ton in my soup.” Waiter—“Yes,
suh, yon’s de lucky man. We has
p izc soup on Mondays an’ Wed
uesduys. A harn-ome gift in every
twentieth plate, sah”—Owrc a
Week.
Kncklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World lor
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, (Jlceis, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chap,
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
sll Skin Eruptions, avid positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect safiss
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by
Willcox A Co,
The New Discovery.
You have beard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You
may yourself be one ot the many
who know from personal experience
just how good a thing it is. If you
have ever tried it, you are oue of
its staunch friends, because the
wonderful tiling about it is, that
when once given a trial, Dr. King’s
New Discovery ever after holds a
place in the house. If you have
never used it and .'bould be afflicts
ed with a cough, cold or auy
Throat, Lung or Chest trouble,
■afpre a bottle at once and give it
a lair trial. It is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial
Bott le Free at Willcox k Co’s. Drug
Store
The “Nickle Ante” is really the
finest cigar made lor 5 oviils. Every
body smoke them. Call on H. L.
Morris, Timmousville, S. 0.
He misunderstood : Mrs. Fangle
“It’s getting light. PH raise the
blind.” Mr. Fannie (only half
awake)—“All right! I’ll stay.”—
Epoch.
A Narrow Escape.
Col. W. K Nelson, ot Brooklyn,
dime home one evening, leeling a
peculiar tightness in the chest. Be
fore retiring, he tried to draw a
long breath but found it almost iin
possible. He suffered four days
from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up. Dr. Acker’s Eng-
lisf* Remedy for Consumption sav
ed him and he is well to-day. For
sale at Boyd’s.
A Preacher Cured of Dyspepsia.
Micoosukke, Fla., Leon Co,
July 20, 1880.—1 have lieen 11 sut
ierer from indigestion aud dys
pepsia'or a long time, and have
tried many remedies, but until I
was induced by my friends to try
yonr B. B. B. received no relief,
tint since using it have iound more
relief ard mimlort than from auy
other treatment 1 have used. Hop
ing you will toiwaidto my address
your little 32-page book lor pie
scripttou, also evidence of cures.
Send at earliest date.
Rev. Rob’t C.
It Gives Satisfaction-
Orlanda, Fla., June 1st., 1887
—We have been selling Botanic
Blood Ba'mever since ii lirst e iine
before the public. We i-c.l more
ol it than any other blood purdi' r
in the market, and it gives peib et
satisfaction.
J. II. Mkggs k Co.,
Retail and Wholeaale Dealers in
Botanic B ood H Ini.
George—“Won’t you be mine,
dearP* Clara—“1 think I slum d
have to be hard pressd, indeed, to
take you.” George (equal to the
emergency)— u l>b, if that’s all, here
goes.’’—Muhtey's Weekly.
A Lovely Complexion
la something desired by every lady
in the land. The eadest way to
get that beautiful color to the ski:i
is to first make the blood puie The
imparities must be removed by 'he
adnnuisLr turn ot some remedial
agent wbiehcontains the most thor
ough alterative pioimities eo ubiu-
od with thoae ingredients wnieli
tend (ml« uly t« remove impurities
of the blood, but aieo build up and
invigorate the system. Snob a reins
edy is Westmoreland’s Calisaya
Tonic, which not only thoroughly
cleanses the bloou but also invigor
ates the system aud leav« ■ the pa*
tieni in a thoroughly improved and
healthy condition. The puce is
wkbiu the reach of all. 50 cents
and 81 a bottle, aud every druggist t
iu your tuwu seif it.
mm nnit,
tain M>,
I aish to inform the citizen’* of
Darlington that 1 keepco smutty on
hand the largest assortment ol
watches, clocks, jewelry and silver
ware iu the Pee Dee section, shieb
I offer at prices which w ill eo ii|h te
with New York, or any other city.
Solid gold gents’ watcii (not tilled)
Waltham make 832; gold filled,
w.u ranted to wear tor 20 years.
$20;silver wiitcl.es, luintiugor open
face from 810 up ; eilverine watches
$7. All of these are of the celebra
ted Waltham make. Other goods
equally as low. All repauing ol
fine watches done personally
May 17, ’88.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE OtNTLIMBN.
SS SHOE FOR LADIES.
Edwards & Norment
H ave just received
some new goods and
call special attention
TO
P HEM-STITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING,
IMPORTED FRENCH SATINFS, BEADED*CAPES,
ctrad
ie :m: b ir, o 1 id e r, 1 :e s .
Special lot oj Jtew 'Ribbons /usl received,
which we offer al prices new to this market.
Call and see these
NEW GOODS!
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norment.
April 25, 1880.
The
American Dollar did
the work!
• L.
For Bale b
Mauh 7,
A. J. BROOM.
A large ami 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 lYOliUHTO THE WISE IS SIIFFICIEAT !
We buy our goods for the spot cash, and claim that these
few words have a deep meaning for every cash buyer 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 nnd six months time,
lie 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
in such a w«J that he is able to cut the prices down tu 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. Wc seek for that almighty dollar, and intend to have
it, and’in an honest and fair way. Not with 99 cents on the
dollar, hut by giving a full hundred cents’ worth for ever;
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 aac
worth; whether it be $100 or $100,000, we give one price to
all, nnd the man with his $1 hill will meet with the samec ur-
tesy at.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 base our hopes and c *’ invite the
public to call and inspect uur goods and our way of doing bu-
' sincss.
Very Respectfully,
A. J. BROOM.
March 28 1889.
GOLDEN DROPS
IS THE NAME OF THE LATEST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY
01,13 RYE WHISKEY,
FOE WHICH
3VI. 3V®:.'a,iin©
Has I ei n aprotuMl sole local agnit This brand «as brought ont for
the spedal pnri'O C of rivalling tli rdi-biated New York Stock Ex-
change lor which M. al.o l as the sole agency in tine
Town.
GEEAT PUSH TO
JATJOTXOIT <3-0OZDS.
'IHIKTY i-Ell CENT. LK& THAN ANY HOUSE IS TOWS.
January 17, 1889.
Mas©n's Jewelr*y St®i»e
Is the place to get your
Wt ldlttS, <XO(KS A V ]>
JEWELRY
REPAIRED <>nd WARRANTED,
flU&O A COMPLETE LINE OP
Waltham Watches;
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
&l*.y \C«- i^C )
Always on hand;
Call and Si-c tin 111.
MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Public Square, Darlington, S V.
Til ^ USUAL FINETSTOCK.OF
GROCERIES, wines, liquors, tobacco and cigars
IS TO BE FOUND AT
IS/Lm O.
CORNER OF.l’EARLE AND'GHOVE STREETS.
o o
Large Quantities o||(}oodti are bi itig n r eiveil daily and the 11 any ens-
tonirra of tliia well knewn rstnblisliiin'nl throughout Duiliugtoii County
are giniranteed that a coutiuiiauce ol their patronage will mean for tin in
“The Bust Goods lor the Least Money.”
Septeiuh* r ft, 1888—ly
WAGONS.
Now have mi sale at their
stables a £ arleail of
Old Hickory Wagons.
Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere.
March 7, 1S89,
ii. 1 mi 4 it
Manutacturers
—1 • F —
l)««rs, Sash, Blttius,
TvIOTJLIDIlSrOS
— \.\D -
liiiildin,? Materiiil.
KM V ULISIIKl)
CHARLESTON, S. V.
Not. inb- r o, ISSft- ly
The Dariingten Land Im-
ment Company
Iln ve 4lr»iial-li- Buitilin^ I.oIh ani l.nd''
lor fiiltf. Apply to
J. J W.VIID.
t’lofidrot and Tiunturer.
J«n 2»,'Fn-ly
-V. ; -
-Ajj.
• . • * »»«r* ,
FOK C. k D. AM* C. & »'. UAILHOADS
I’RRSIDICNT’llOrriOR 1
C. k l>. a n o C. k 8. It A11, ROADS. }
Ulinilrslon, 8. V«y 1. I8S7. j
On and nfter May I, (he trains on
thrse roads will run ns fol'ow* (Suudaj cr.
crpti-d) r»ery d*j:
l!OWR THAIN.
l.eave Wadeahoro...;
liennetie
Morvcn’e
A c F ii rland.
l.eave Cheraw
Cash’*
2.20
3 40
3.03
8.40
Society Hill
Darlington fi.40
Palmetto
Arrive at Florence «...
ii 10
IIP TRAIN.
Leave Florence
... *11.33
Palmetto
Darlington
Dovos
.. 1 •. -1
Society Hill
....I- it
Cash’
....!. Ol
t.rav t i. r. », f 1 *0 P M
•’ * I .Hi ' lO
L •••*»-• -o
ll«tiiw>t‘> 1
I.iiLc 11 ft'iftaburu •••.M.tlttO
A. F. HAVKNEL, 1'ia.j.
U H.Miisttr Tmnsporta'iuu.
|
I
P^-UKTUEA&rE&S RATT.UA^p
C UARLRRTOll, g^cT, JtB. 8, I8W.
Os Md »rt«r tu» date tht Mlowist
Mtiedule will be rus : *
OOINQ SOUTH.
Me. 37, Dmtty.
Leere F lorenee
Lrnre King>t ree
Arrive Lnnrs
Lrsve Lanrs
Arrive Charlestos
No. 28, Dotty.
Lrnvo Florrnee
Love Kingstree
Arrive Lnues
Leave Lancs
Arrive Charleston
No 16.
Leave Florence
Le ve Kingstree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Arrive Cliurtesion
No 03.
Leave F orenen
Li-ftve Kiu^stree
Arrive lauies
Leave Lanes
Arrives Charleston w lw <|
Train No. f.t t ik->4 N ». 51 3,4th if
Tram on C A |) K R eon-iecis at Kior
••nee •tnh No til Train.
N». 601, Vestibule Train. Turs-Uv
Thursday unn Saturday.
l.eave Florence i.3() JJ., .rrivrO'sar
lesion 9 00 A .M.
GOING NORTH.
No. "8, Daily.
Leave CUarleslotl
O f
•1 86»«
2 80a*
2 60« a
9Mb a
6 00 b a
f10 46>a
12 00 * a
12 27 b a
12 37 b a
2 66 b a
7 60 b a
9 10.ni
9 32 % m
9 *2 ft a
It 40 » n>
t|i no p
7 2t p i n
7 40 p m
*7 ■'»() p in
9 10 p «.
No. 14.
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Leave Kingstree
Arrive Florence
Leave Cnarlevton
Arrive Lanes
l.eave Lanes
Leave King-tree
Arrive .-'loreuce
No. 63. Daily.
Leave Charle-ston
Airive Lanes
Leave Lines
Lean Kiii-««fr-ft
Arrive Flareii-se
# 12 2'i * n
1 I - * a rv
2 <*>o a .
3 i0 a i*
4 20 a b
*1 p ii
6 2P p n
0 28 p o
•i 60 j< ft
7 60 p n
*7 00 » i
« 26 a k
40 a ■
II 10 » tv
10 30 • «
Leave Chari ston
Arrive Lines
Leave Lancs
Leave Kingstree
Arrive Flurcace
No 6C
*13 30 p
2 28 pi
3 38 p i
3 61 p
4 10 p <
f Daily eieept Sun-lay.
* Daily. r ,
Train No 62 t .kr* S.t. 02 North or Lane
Tfftin No. '13 e-maeru at Flnrenne «rit
Tram on (! & |> R It f„ r Clieraw. S. U. im
Wad,shorn. N. l\
Nos 62 tuns tliroueh t-i Columb
via Oentral K R ofS O.
Nos 78 and 14 run solid to Wi!n,in g »oi
N. C., making etose counection with W.
W R R for nil points north
No. 6U0 Vestibule Train, Mon lay. If.
neadftjr nn-i’Friday.
Lanve ( barlealan 6.16 P. \| srrii
Florence 9.16 P M.
.J U. KLNLY. J. f, Bivins
8upt Trana. G rII -| a ' •
T. .M. Kncrsor. Qen’l Pas.. A g ».
IILIIXCTOX COtlTBIA AM At’CUSTA KAILC6AI
Jan. 8, 1S89.
going .south
No, 23.
l.eave Wilmington
Li-uvi- M arion
*6 3» p m
9 41pm
10 30 « «
Arrive Florrnee
No. 60.
Leave Florence
8. .’O a m
Arrive Sumter
4 40 a m
L- itr Sutu-er
4 4 > » m
Vrrive Cuiuniblv
0 1 • * m
No 17
Leave WHiningtou
*10.10 a at
Leave Marion
i ri ivc Florence
I2.4" p u
i )5 * m
N« 52
Leave Sumter
Arrive Culumliia
f9 20 a m
1" 23 p m
No 58
Loave Marion
Arrive Flore ce
l.eave Florence
Arrive Snnilrr
Leave Sumter
Arrive Columbia
3 (y ji m
4 I't p m
f*i <X) p m
7 21 p iu
?7 31 p o»
9 p m
No 16.
Leave Wilii inglon
4*10 « m
Leave Marion
6.46 a m
Arrive Florence
7.30 a m
No 52 runs tlirough from Charlisivu via
Cent ral R U.
Leftvmg Lftnes 8 22 A M. Mftnoinjj 3 53
A M.
Train on C ft D R R cunneotsal Florence
niih No 6A.
No. 601 Vcstibulo Train, Tuesday,
Timrrdav and Saturday.
Leave AVilmtugt on 2.10 A. M, ftrnvo
Florence 6.20 A. M. ’
GOING NORTH.
No 51
i-eave Columbia.
Arri-e Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florence
No. 78.
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
Arrive al Wilmington,
No. 69
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Florence
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
No. S3,
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
No 14
Leave Florence
Leave Marion
Arrie- at Wilmington
No 66
*10 86 p m
M 63 p m
II 63 p m
1 15 a m
4 83 a m
5 23 a m
8 36 • m
*7 10 a m
9 IS a m
f9 30 * m
10 40 a m
♦ 10 45 a m
11 80 a m
*5 20 p m
6 87 p u
*8 10 p m
8 47 p m
11 85 p m
Leave Florence 4 80 a ■
Leave Marion 6.16 ft ■
Arrive Witminglon 8.40»■
•I'fttly, f Daily except Sunday.
No 63 runa through to Charleston, via
Ocntrftt R R, arriving Manning? 07 P U,
Lanes 7 12 F M. Charleston 9 10 P SI.
No 69 conutoin at Florenat with CAD
train for Cheraw and Wadotboro’.
Nos 78 and 14 make eloae eonoeetioo at
Wiimingioii with W ft W K tt for all points
North.
No. 600, Voatibnlt Train, Inoodoy,
Thursday and Saturday. I.,. t
Leave Florence 9.66 P. M., nrrire 3111*
miugton 12.66 A. M.
JOHN P. DIVINE: Ges’lSap*
J. R. RENLY. Sup’i Tran*,
T M. KM MKll.StlX, O-ti. Pa*. A(L
Beef Pork* Fiah.
1 deeiie in inform the people of'D’irtii'l-
ton that 1 hav* e •n- Hie ho , ®’' , ’
bnsinevv, ani will tw »«u •<! »» the
House n- ilu- Slot stall o*t me light a» 1 •
!>m di ig i- i nlervt, where I u-tll h* ^ r,,
t-sr- •! i> nil tiin.'ft In fur* ish the Vfiy hf '*
• I>.ui• -y »t tiiriii and 6eti pBtf.mage r*
-(• ittiulIv sulioiiud; eaiielaotAo'*
»** i u^ -i* a d.Viltli y .
no it. ni-