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a h kfiMMijM Farrial payiix-ula ^ecm hard ■ Hioagb to i bo ofboo'b. y, »mt bo §ud» fh*m haider i«liU wTh m bo grown aj*.—Facie. - Terrible Forewarning. Oougb in ibe nioriiiuir. Imn ital nr diffioolt breii'biiig, rabintr pll'-gn', tightnea* in the di4'sr f qiiiekeiici ! pulse, chilluK'nrt in the ev. ning or aweaMat night, all or miy of tliene things are the first stages of con sumption. I>r, Aekei’g Knglmn Semrdy for coneninptioii will cure these feaifnl symptoms, ami is sold under a positive guarantie by Dr. J. A. Boyd 1 . The “Hickle Ante” is really the finest cigar made ford cents. Every- tody smoke them. Call ou H. L. Morris, Timmousville, S. C. It is not the pigs in clover that fSootde President Uarrisoii so much aw the desperate effort* of the bogs fw get in the trough.—A T . Y. Herald. ‘ How do yow do, little boy V “(Jot a cold in my head. 7 ’ “Oh, 1 gu ss not. What makes you think so, little hoy f” “ ’Cause my eyes leak an«l my mi'e don’t &<> P—Low ell Citizen. shoe want of a shoe, a Take it in Time. “For the want of a nail, a was lost; ior bo Me was lost; for want of a horse i rider was lost.” Never negh ct Small things. The first signs of pnenmonia and cooaumptiou can ‘be checked by Dr. A^k- Brmedy f<<r Cousin up sale at Boy d’s. Extraordinary Hone tisratrhiiiff. Il<*ib«-ii Spetry, Tie mom, III., had KiysipeliiN in boik legs. Con fined to (lie hone six vretki*. He asya: ‘•Wh n I na able to get ou my b ga, I had an IfC 'ing sMiaaiion that nearly run me eras'. I ^craieh- 1 cd Ihrin laiy to the botiea. Tried everything without relict. I was toiuienteil in llii-> way i«.r two ye.irs. > tbra iound Claike’s Extract ot Flux (Papillon) 8kiu Cute at the Diug Store, nsi d it, and it has cured me sound and well.” Clarke’s I FJax Soap has no equal for Haiti and Toilet, Skin Cure H.OO. Soap 23’«ents. For sale at Dr. John A. i Boyd’s Ding Store. It is hard on ft young man to spend fit tee monte deciding wh cb ot two girls he will choose for his wife, and then to find oat when he proposes that neither one rf llit-ui will have him.— Somirville Journal Edwards & Norment % Have just received some new 7 goods and call special attention OOlaDEN DROPS 13 THE NAME OF THE LATEST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY OLD IR-YE WHISKER, FOR WHICH TK/L. 3Vfl!^nn.o lies I ecu appoint'd sole local agent. This brand was brought ont for be special purpo e of rivi Hlng tb o-lebiated New York Stock Ex change Whiskey, lor which M. Mi.i.tc abo has the sole agency in this Town. GREAT I USH TO Ah, there! My Size I The sweet est and most delicious smoke ever offered to the public is without doubt the “Niekle Ante” Cigar, at Dr. John A. Boyd’s. “I wish to propose for the hand of your daughter." -‘Which of them, young man f Which of tbemf" “Well, I dou’t know, Now, in confidence, which of them Would you advise a fellow to takef’ Exchange. Promptness- First a cold, then a cough, then oonsumptibn, then death. “I took Dr. Acker’s English Remedy for | Consumption the moment I began to cough, aod I believe it saved my Bib.*—Walter N. Wallace. Wash-1 ingtou. Fcr sale at Boyd’s. The “Nickle Ante" is admitted by the best Judges of a good smoke, fo be the finest cigar ever offered to tbe public. For sale by H. L. Mortis, Ihtnmousville, S. C. A new i-iiaesthetio: Deateat— “Shall 1 give you ga*,- ma’am f" Mr*. Blobeon—-Yrsyyou hiu talk ■II you please. 1 reckon it w ill kinder chirk me Burlington Free Preu A Woman’s Dibcovoiy* “Another wonderful discovery has been made und that too by lady in this county. Disease fas tcued its clutches U]iou her and lei seven years she w iihstond its se verest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death m emed imminent. For three mouths she coughed ince.-santly and cou'd' noi sleep. She bought of ns a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery foi Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking first dose tbat she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. 0. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a free tiial bot* tie at Willcox k Co’s. Drugstore. 2;P HEM-STITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING. IMPORTED*FRENCH SATINES, BEADED CAPES, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve in the World for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulceis, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no p»y required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satiss faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Willcox k Co, Terrible, Two-thirds ot all deaths iu New York City are from consumption or t neuiuonia. The same proportion olds for most otfivr cities. Delays •re dangerous. Ackei’s Eng lish Remedy for Consumption will •Ikrays reifev , and may save your life. For sale by Dr. Boy d. Ed.—“Aw l deal) boy, can you Tend' me 12 P Gus—“1 never lend in sums leas than 910." Ed.—“Ah ! well, lend me a 110 bill.” Gus—“1 haceb’t get HP—Harper's Bazar. A Narrow Escape. Col. W. K Nelson, ot Brooklyn, came home one evening, feeling a peculiar tightness in the chest. Be fixe ie:iring r be tiled to draw a long breath but found it almost itn possible.- He sufft red four day s firoot pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up. Dr. Acker’s Eng lish Remedy for Consumption sav ed him and he is well to-day. For •ale at Boyd’s. Come down with your nickle every tims for the ‘‘Nickle Ante” cigar. The finest smoke iu croa- lion at Dr. John A. Boyd’s Questionable wisdom. — “You kuow that Solomon, the wise-tot men, had 300 Wives I” “Yes, but I fail to >-ee wheie the wisdom comes la T'—NebitJia State Journal. An Old Story. When a man saya he feels drow* sy iu the spring, tbat bis digestion tabad, and that be don’t fie! well generally, be knows that be net ds something tc give tone to his sys tem, to purify his blood ami put his liver iu proper condition to perform ritodutie* Of organ c life. He goes to bis physician with this same oil story year after year - nd the phy sician-prescriims a ton c and alter ative. Tbe best tonic iu a case like this is Westmoreland?* Calisaya Tonic. It acts cburiMingly on the liver, purifies the blood ami •treogtbeus the 8yst* m tor its daily Work. This great medicine cun be bought at any drug store for 50 orut*and$1 a bottle. At a party : Young Softleigh- “Have any of you- read Robert— •uddeu rusb of guests through doorways—kigersoUf* new lKv>kfj Wheie iu the world is tbe ttreF*— The Oml She—‘‘Grandmamma is&Syems old, and .-he danced a minuet here to-night ” He (just fn ui the ihea ter)—“Why slie is almost old enough to nppcui in the bullet.— Life. Clarke’s Extract of Flax Cough Cur*. | It is a sure cuie tor Whooping Cough. It stops ih- whoop, aid peimits the child loeateh its hreuib. it is endiely harmless. Good for any tough of childhood or old age. It heals the bronchi and luage, and stops the cough. For Winter or Bronchial Cough this syrup is th* be t ever di coTerul. Only on size, large bottle Price 81.00, at | [ Dr. John A. Boy«.’s Drug Sime. Cluike’s F ax 3oap makes the 3km etrad lE^IBIROXIDE^IES- d Special lot oj hew Gibbons just received, which we offer at prices new to this market. Call and see these NEW GOODS! smooth, *' ft and cents. w Lite. Price 25 ISAAC ■PI 1 fats Mr. I wish to inform the ctiz' n- of Darlington that 1 kcc-pco staidly on hand the largest assortment ol watches, clocks, jeaohy and sdv« r ware in Ike Fee Dec sccthu', which I offer at prices which will eo np< te with New York, or any other city. So id gold gents’ watch (not tilled) Waltham make $32; gold tilled, waitauiid to wear tor 20 tears. 120; silver watches, hunt ingor open face from 810 up ; siiverine watches 87. All of these are of the celebra ted Waltham make. Otln r goods equally as low. All lepaiting ol fine watches (fone |-crstHiallv May 17, ’88. The Verdict Uoauimous- W. Dt Suit, Druggist, Bippus lud. r temfies: “1«an recouuoeiid Electric Bitters as the ver\ i»e-r remedy. Every bottle sold has J given relief in every case. Oim| man took sit bottles, was cosed at Rheumatism of 10 years'j standing.” Abraham H ue, drug- fiat, Bellville, Ohio, adliuis: ‘The beat selling me liciue 1 have ever handled in my aOyeais’experieoee^ j ia Electric Bitters.” Thousands ot othera have added their testimony, so that the verdict ia ooanimoua that Electric Btttera do cure all discaaeaof the Liver, Kidney tor Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle' WtUfiax k Go’s. Drug Store. • W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE OCNTUtUlN. SS SHOK SOS LADIES. Respectfully, Edwards April 25, 1889. & Norment. A Preacher Cured of Dyspepsia. Miccobi’Kee, Pla., Leon Co July 20, 1880.-1 have been a sut feier from indigestion and dys pepsin or a bu g lime, and have [dried many rcimdvs, l-nt until 1 was iiiduc''d by my liicnds to try your B. B. B. r. ceiv« d i:o relief, j but since using il have Iound more relief atd comlort than limn hu> other In atinent 1 have used. Hop ing you will foiwaidto my address your little 32 page b« ok lor pre soriptiou, also cvidcuce of cure- Send at eailiest date. BfcV. Kob T C. It (Jives Satisfaction Orlanda, Fla., June 1-t., 1887 — We have laeu selling Bolauie Blood Ba'm ever since it lirst c-ui c before the public. We .-c l mon oi it than any other I hmd puntb i iu the market, ami it gives peihet satisfaction. J. II. Mkogs A Co., Ket ul mid Whnlcs.de Dealers in Botanic B ood B 1m. For Bale by Mai eh 7, ’89. A. J. BROOM. A. J. BROOM. -A.TT0TI02:T C3-OOIDS. THIRTY PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN. January 17, 1889. Ill GUfiii Mas©n's Jewelry St©r»e Is the place to get your WATCH KS, CLOC KS A-\ » JEWEL®! REPAIRED »nd WARRANTED, ylLSO A COMPLETE LINE OF Waltham Watches, Seth Thomas Clocks, CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS, <&c., Ac.. Ac, Always on hand; Call and see them. , M A SOX'8 JE WELRY ST a RE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C. The American Be liar the work! A Large and well selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dr) Goods. Notions, Hals. 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 SUFMT ! We buy our goods^for the SPOT"cash. and'clairn that these few words have a deep meaning for every cash buyer v.t this county. Every man knows what high prices he is made to pay when be 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 a whom you you will serve. Your own in* terest, by buying from the man 'that js willing, and buys goods jn such a w’i'j that he is able to cut the prices down to a small ana living profit, or 4 to buy from tl c 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 ever) dollar we get. In our store one man’s money-is »\go d as another’s. No difference with us how' much jnoney you are worth ; whether it be $100 or $100,000, we give one price to all, and the man with his $1 bill will meet w ith the same cour tesy and fairness aa his neighbor will with bis $100 bill. Wc believe’hat fair dealing low prices will win iu the end, On this principle we baai our hopes and cordially invite the public to call and inspect uur goods and our way of doing bu siness. Very Respectfully, * TU e.’ USUAL FINE 8TOCK,OF GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS IS TO BE FOUND AT 3VE. C. .A-leixcmcler’s, CORNER OF PEARLE AND GROVE STREETS. Large Quantities oPGooris are b«ing r« reived diuly and Hie n nnv cus tomers of this well km \vn establishmviit llirougliont Diiilington County are guaranteed that a continuaHce ot tlieir patronage will mean for them “Tho Best Goods for the Least -Money.* September 6, 1888—ly WAGONS. MmiMiiii, lino, Now have on sale at their stables a C arload of Old Hiekory Wagons. Call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. March 7, 1S89. The Darlington Land Im- ment Company lluve (lesiratile Buililing Lola »ii'l lauds ior sale, Apply to J. J. WAKD. I’rrtideut and Ticuturer. Jnu 24,‘gft-ly i l HAM & m, Manulaeturers —(<F — Doors, Sash, Bhuus, ivtoxjLiDiJsra-s — AND - Building Material. EST Atll.lAII KD 1842. CHARLESTON, 8. C. November 6. 1880- Ijr March 28 1889. FOK C. & l>. AND C. 4! ?. RAILROADS I'atsiuKST’aOmcE I C. & l>. as»C. A 8. RAILROADS. [ CUarlevlon, S. C., M*y I, 18»7. j On and ufler May 1, tb« (rains ou these roads will run ss fol'sw* (Sondsy ex- eepud) every day t VOWR TSAIS. Lwtve Wxdesboro 2.20 P Bennetts. 40 Morven’a 8.08 VcF.irl»nd 8.40 Leave Chemw 4.26 Csab s....... ..—•................4.10 Society Hill.... 4 67 Dove’* — 6-20 Darlington ••*•••••••••••••#••• 6.40 Pcltnetlc n. 63 Arrive at Florence c»c—>«•#>»» ** 10 ISIilW ORTH E ASTERS CnABLXsros, 8. 0., las. 8,1 Os end »fl*v this dais tbs M Schedule will be rsa : GOING SOUTH. No. 17, Dslty. FsOswtsf Leave F loresec Lemve Kiogstree Arrive Lanee Leave Lanes Arrive Cberleetos No. 28, Deily, Leave Florenee Leave Kingslree Arrive Laues Leave Lanes Arrive ChArlcton No 1&. Leave Florenee Le.tve Kiogeiree Arrive Lenes Leave Lanes Arrive Charleston No 08. Leave F orenee Leave Kingslree Arrive Lane* Leave Lanes Arrives Charleston : n a# s ■ 2 80 s ■ 260s a f fiOaa 5 00 a m f10 46 p a t2 06 a a 12 27 a a 12 87 s a 2 Wft a 1 7 60s a » 10 s m •«2sa 0 82 a m 11 40 a m f6 80 p m 7 24 pm 7 40 p m' *7 60 pm 0 (Op «r Train No. 03 take* N i. 68 8astlr of Lane*. Train on C & D R R enttneet* at enee with No 61 Train. Pier. Train. Tuesday, No. 601, Vestibule Thursday anu Saturday. Leave Florencs 6.30 A. M., Arrive Ohar>* lesion 9 00 A M. GOING NORTH. No. 78, Dally. Leave Charleston Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Leave Kingslree Arrive Florence No. 14. Leave Cuarteslon Arrive Lone* Leave Lanes Leave Kingslree Arrive Florence No. 62, Daily. Leave Charleeton Arrive Lancs Leave Lane* Leave Kinc-ur-o Arrive Florence Leave Cltarl- slon Arrive Lines Leave Lanes Leave Kingslree Arrive Florenee No 6P *12 26 am 2 46 a ns- 2 60a iu' 8 20 a in 4 20 a m *4 30 p m 6 28 p a 6 28 p ni C 60 p m 7 60 p in *7 00 a •» S 38 a m f* 40 a ni 9 10 a ni 10 20 a m *13 80 p :« 2 28 p os 2 28 p m 2 51 p m 4 10 p m * Daily, f Daily except Sunday. Train No 62i.kes No. 62 North of'Lane*. Train No. ''>2 connect* at Floreuoo with Tiain ou C & D R K for Cheraw, S. C..and Wadesboro. N. C. ' Nos 62 runs through to Co'uiuV-y via Central R R of8 C. Noe. 78 uad 14 run solid to Wi'.mington, N. C.. making elose oouuection with W. ft W R R for all pointe north. No. 500 Vrstibule Train, Monday, Wed nesday nnd Friday. Leave fhsileslou 6-15 P. M., arrive Florence 9.16 P. M. .JR. KENLY. J. F. Diviss, Supt Trans. Ueu't Snp’t. T. M. Enkbsox, GenT Pas*. Agt. *'» ‘3'» m m 9 44 p m A V 10 30 viLiHcm menu tn auctsta kailboai Jan. 8. 1889. GOING 80UTII No. 28. LeAve Wilmington Leave Marion Arrive Florenee No. 60. Leave Florence Arrive Sumter Leave Sum er Arrive Culuntbi-t No. 27 Leave Wilmington Leave Marion \rrive Florence 8.'!0 a m 4 40 a m 4 40 < at 6. 16 s iu *10.10 •. m 12.40 p in 1 35 a m Leave Sumter Arrive Columbia Lnave Marion Arrive Flore ce Leave Florence Arrive Sumter Leave Sumlrr Arrive Columbia Leave Wilmington Leave Marion Arrive Florence 52 No 68 No. f9 20 a m 10 22 p m 8 (31 p n> 4 10 p ID ft) 00 p m < 21 p iu f7 21 p in 9 G* p ia 4 10 a m 0.46 a m 7.80 a m No 52 runs through from CbarlesUn via Central R K. Leaving Lanes 8 22 A M., Manning 8 63 AM. Train ou C & D K R connecLsat Flcreueo with No 68. No. 601 Vestibule Thurrdav and Saturday. Leave Wilmington 2.10 A. Florence 6.20 A. M. GOING NORTH. No 61 i^tave Colombia. Arrire Sumter Leave Sumter Arrire Florence No. 78. Leave Floronco, Leave Marion Arrive at Wilmington, No. 69 Leave Colombia Arrive Snmtor Leave Snmtor Arrive Florenoo Loaro Florenoo, Leave Marios Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter Troia, Tuesday. M y srnvs *10 85 p m 11 68 p m H 68 p m 1 16 s m 4 85 a m 6 28 s m 8 36 s m No. 63, No 14 Leavs Florenee Leave Marion Arriv< at Wilmington •7,40 a st. 9 16 s ■» 49 30 a » 6940 a m 410 46 a m 11 80s n *5 20 p to 6 87 p w •8 lOpts '8 47 p • 11 85 p» No 60 or MUM. For sale at Dr. J. A. Boyds. Leave Florence Palmetto Darlington Dove’s Society Hill..... Cash’s Lrsv'-Ch ri-» — MrF ir'nn I>|.n«-l » Lake Wa.cshuru. Leave Florenee 080 a n* Leavs Maries 6.18 a » Arrive Wilmington 8.40 a ■ •1'aily. f Daily except Ssndsy. No 63 rune through te Charleeton, via Central K K, arriving Msssisg? 07 P M, Lanes 7 12 P M. Charleston 9 10 P M. No 69 eoaueete st Floresee with C 8 1> train for Cberaw aod Wadeebsro’. Ncs78 aud 14 make elese eenneellon et Wilmington with W ft V/ HR for all peiei* Norik. No. 600, Yeitiksle Traiw, Tseedey* Thursday and Satsrday. Leave noMBSS ft66 P. M., strive Nil*' miugtos I2jS&A. ML . ., JOHN P. DIVINE. 6es 18«P» J. R. KENi.Y. Sup’l Trau*. T M. EMMUUSUN. Geo. PSfc V y P 61 Claims lbs Stiff- \te''»tt<>ugh 8 Bl**! 1 ^ Bii-i k* ell 8 Co., ba» P. RAVEN EL, I’ri’M . SL. Claims owned ky well, McCullou^lt. by C F a Inch tbe- Arm iail.d to uuusut are sew advertised tor iiusl. tiiHt\ |»p t8'Epr0l**(l III tJll’ir pitC* ^ t' ! - in a. it, Lai I glollv SutMv of uuv air btfeie*] at 50 ••-ntt oo th* dsr la- *»|pe at 36 crnl* sail seme ah t-W. -Apsi 4<, t9 -k