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‘•VV w-'vill you u l> l»e tn mino
MissLiura! O-fau’i von trn*t me
th tlirougli 1 ife, my angel rsv*kcd
tbe stufteiiug yoang niiin. “Ian
afraid u »f, Mr. Jeiikvna,’' le.tlied
tbe objec-of \iis devotioa. “I a:n
a little a I raid ?o trii-o you. You
bav«? bfolti n your woid a lialf doz»
en timea in the 1i wu in mite.:.”
— Terra Haute Exprem.
‘•Alnolom, my bod, wbat was that
note itie uit-BSenger just brought
you f’ inqnird tfie o’d man Hards
tagiM*. ••No bi 'g ui p.ir'icul ir,
fa’li' r, <«nly a bd rt ilo is from a
fiion “in feed? U tw inucbi'id
bo nay i li -io was d ux V—Judge.
New Summer
OOLUEN DROPS
A 9.-rap of Paper Saves Her Life.
A Narrow i&cape.
Coi. W. K N« ls •!!, ot llri oklyo,
C 'Dii* I ome one ev- ii'iig, fee i g a
peculi ir ilglitnoa in the ehest. He
Itwn« just an ordinary scrap i>f <0:0 •t , :iiiiie, he tiled lodra a
• . 1 . > . i 1. 1 . • • r . . 1 if . i 111. t_. t I'
wrapping paper, but it saved her
life. She was in the last a'ages ol
consumption, told by physicians
that she wms iuciu able and c«'U'd
live only a short li ue; she weigh'*
pd less ;baa seventy pound*. Oi
a piece of wrapping paper she read
of Df. Kmik’s New Discovery, an !
got a sample bottle; it help d h< r,
she bought a largo Dottle, it helji* d
h-r mote, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is
now strong, healthy, tosy, plump,
weighing 140 pounds. For fuib r
partieu nis smd stomp to W.D.
Cole, drnggist, Fort Smith. Trial
bottles of this wonderful Di covery
freest Willcoi A Co’s drug store.
Justice—‘ You say you did uot
know that you were violating tin-
law. Ablbuf my dear sir, ignor
ance of the law is no excuse to any
mau.” Prisom r—“Tbat’s kind o’
rough ouboth o! us, ain’t it, judge!”
Crier-“Order in the court”—Bos
ton Transcript
long lue.it h but found it aimosl i n
po-'silde. He snil nd four d:js
from pneumonia, and the iIocIuib
give him up. Dr. Ackei’s ling
hr' lieinedy for Cons imptio i biiv
e ! him and h<- i> well to-day. For
sale at Hoyti’s.
Maud Muller was fined $15 the
otiiei day in K itisas Cl y lor being
drunk ou the street. The judge
whsu’i as kind to Maud as he u-ed
to be. —Rochester Express.
Promptness
First a cold, then a cough, thru
consumption, thru death. “1 took
Dr. Acker's English It ni dy lor
Consumption th- tuo.iiCnt 1 began
to cough, and 1 believe it naved m\
life.”—Wallet N. Wallace. Wash
ington. Fi i sale at Boyd’s.
Found In the Newspaper.
From toe Oresco, Iowa, “Plain-
dealer.” “We have never, as our
readers lor nearly thirty years in
this county can testify, writt< u a
‘puli'’of any patent medicine. Duty
as well ns iucliuatton impel us to
depart from this studied silence, to
say to our readers and the pu die
that, having been completely pics**
Hated with a violent and distress
log co d, alter three days flglitiug
it with ordinary remedies and get
ting uo relief from their use, we ob
tained a bottle of Clarke’s Extract
of Flax (Papilloti) Cough Cure, oh
tuining au
most instant teliefaiidn
steady improvement under its use.”
Large bottle only II. Ask for
Clarke’s Flax Soap. “Best on
earth.” 25 cents. Both the above
for sale by Dr. Boyd.
Some tm-u have blossomed out iu
new spring suits, while others still
remain seedy.—Padr.
Terrible Forewarnings.
Cough iu the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness iu the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things arc the fiist stages of con
sumption. Dr. Ackei’s English
Keinedy for consumption will cure
these fearful symptoms, and is sold
under a positive guarantee by Dr.
J. A. Boyd.
The summer suit is making its
appearauce We hope iho girl will
answer “yes.”—Boston Times.
Eupepsy-
This is what you ought to have,
in fact, you must have it, to fully
enjoy lite. Ihousutids uio search
ing for it daily, and mourning be
cause they find it not. Tluuisi;. 1 ;is
upon thousands of didlgfs are spent
annually by our people in the hope
they may attain this boon. Ami
yet it may be had by all. We guar
antee that Electric Bitters, it used
according to directions and the use
S endaled iu, will briny you good
igestiou and oust ‘the demon dys
pepsia and iusta'l instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitters lor
dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver,
Stomftchftnd Kidneys. Sold at 50
cents and $1 per bottle by Willcox
k Co., druggists.
Ah, theie! My Size ! The sweet
est uti<! most delicious smoke ever
offered to the public is without
doubt the “Nickle Ante” Cigar, at
Dr. J >hn A. Boyd's.
President Harrison’s dog is naru*
ed Dash. '1 he Pre.-ident can re
Heve his feelings w hen the demands
of office-seekers are past endurance
by calling his dog.—Boston Times.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve,
The Best Salve in the World for
Cuts, Bruises, Sore.*, Uiceis, Suit
Hbeuin, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap-
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and po.-itively
enres Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satiss
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For Sale by
Willcox & Co,
The “Nickle Ante” is really the
finest cigai niado lorScents. Eveiy-
body smoke them. Call ou 11. L.
Morris, Tiuimonsville, S. C.
SPECIALTIES!
Edwards & Norment
Have just received
AMUR
IM'OiCE OF IW
The nuisance ot the hotel was in
the parlor warbling “On, would I
were a bird.” “Well, here’s a be
ginning lor you,” said the landlord.
And he handed him his biil. —Fort
Plain Free Press.
The “Nickle Ante” is admitted
by the best Jud.es of a good smoke,
to be the finest cigar ever offered
to the public. For sale by li. L.
Morris, Timmoiisville, S. C.
Help One Another.—Young Doc
tor-“We I, I’ve got a c ise at !a-t.’’
Young Lawyer—“Glad to hear it.
When you got him to the point
where he wants a will drawn tele
phone over.—Life
Come down with your nickle
every time for the “Nickle Ante”
cigar. The finest smoke iu crea
tion at Dr. John A. Hold's
liras! isi! S®.
It is a little girl of 5 who makes
the discovery that the shad is a
porcupine turned inside out.—Brun-
wiek Telegraph.
An Eminent Doctor’s Prescription.
Dr. C. P. Henry, Chicago, 111.,
who has practiced utedutue many
years says: Last Spring hr used
and prescribed Clarke’s Extract of
of Flax (Papillon) Skin Cure in 40
or fit) cases, and never knew a case
where it failed to cure. “I know
of no remedy 1 can rely on implic
itly.” Positive cure tor all disease
of the Skin. Applied externally.
^ Clarke’s Flax Soap is best for ba
bies. Skin Cure $1. Soap 25 cents,
at Dr. Boyd's drug store.
Minister—“Will yon take this
man to be ymr lawfully wedded
hu-band T—Omah » be! e.- “If you
please.”—Omaha World.
Take it in Time.
“For the want of a nail, a shoe
was lost; for want of a shoe, a
horse was lost; for w ant of a horse
a rider was lost.” Never m ghet
small things. The first signs of
pneumonia and con>uniptton can
jKWHi' ely Ik* checked by Dr. A’ k-
er’* English Keinedy forCoustnup
Uon- For sale at Boyd’s.
Honey bees drove a Floiida gro
cer oat of his store, in their. eager
ness to absorb his sugar. But in
RlM>at ten minutes they became 80
weighted with sand that they tell
to y»e floor and the grot*, r swept
them out—Burlington Free Presr.
J. B. KILLOUOH has irovel to thp
Marco Building, on Dargan Strrel. nnd
has iu stock Pianos and Organa, She*'
Mu-ic and musical Merchandi-e. He is
prepared to duplicate any offer made, he-
ing hacked up by some of the best music
bouses in the country. He is now pre
pared lo lunc and repair Pianos and Or
gans Joseph Leisch is bis w irkmnn and
has served his lime in a nianufaclnry of
Pianos nnd Organa. Call or write lo J
B. Kiltough, Drawer D, Fiortnce, S C.
Ue will nol be undersold.
Jan 81, '89.
T. G.
iitVllliHly
BLACK SMITH AND HOUSE-UHOBR,
Florence Street, - - Darlington, S. >.
The very finest class of work giumu-
teed' Give him n trial, and you wi.l b«
sore to get sati-facticu.
March 2i. ’89.
H. HE WIG.
SOUTH WESTCOKNEU OF
PEAKLE - - - STKEET
AND THE
PUBLIC SQUAUfc,
Inifi recently purchase d Mr. J. Ho
Bcnbcrg’s entire stock of
; LIQUORS,
and Is prepared to furnish his cus
tomers with all the
FA3NTOY
SUMMER ©RINKS;
FURNISHED IN NEAT AND
COMFORTABLE
I'RIVATE APARTMENTS.
A full line of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
alsoc-inicd in stock all the year
round
April 18, ’89.
Printed Innia Linons, Mulls and Batiste, Fancv
Percales and Pique.
These ?vew Styles are alb active Designs, rang-
mg from 5 cents lo 121-2 cents per yaid.
Hamburg and Nainsook
ZEIMIIBIROIIDEIRIIES,
Laces and Full width Dress Flourcings.
OIK GRIDES ARE HIGH -OUR PRICES LOW*
tin examination of the Goods is requested.
Respectfully,
Edwards & Norment.
May 30, 1880.
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Begs to remind the public that he is bet'.or prepared tlian ever
before to meet the demands ol the present see.sop, which
promises to be the most active that Darlington has
seen for years.
His stock, which embraces every line, almost, one can think
of, taken as a whole, is probably the largest ev. i earned by
any single firm in Dari ngton ; bits been carefully selected with
wants of the multitude who favor him
a view to meeting the
with their patronage.
Here are a few of the many
J&. HrL Car I$L. I
HIS STORE 1 FILLED WITH
3G inch Wool Cashmere at 25 cents per yard, worlh 35 ,*•*
36 inch Henrietta Cloth at 50 cents per yard, worth 65 eenh
A full line oi Black Cashmeres from 15 cents to $1 jer yard
A full line of Braided Sets nnd Velvets at various prices and
shades to match the large line of
DKESS GOODS.
A FTJLL LI-IE OE
GENTS’, L*\DIE’S, AND CHILDREN SHOES.
12000 yards Plaids, bought below the market, and will be sold
accordingly.
500 suits Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s ready-maac clothing, at
Sweeping Bargains, lints and shirts in proportion.
200 Barrels Flour bonUit direct from the Mills before ad
vance in the market, and being sold at less than tegular price
‘lies bought in Car Load quantities, and a
All heavy Groceri
i.i bulk at prices that compare favorably with Charleston.
all
©.
Uur Hardware Department, in charge of Mr. J. H. Early’
tas in stock the largest, as well ns the best, assortment o l
Terrible.
Two-thirds of all deaths in New
York (Jity ar0 from consumption or
pneumonia. The same proportion
bolds for most other cities. Delays
are dangerous. Dr. Acker’s Eng-
liah Remedy for Gonsomption will
ttlways reliev , and may save your
life. For sale by Dr. I»o..d.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CKNTLKMKM.
• S SHOC FOR LADI1S.
KMo*.
” t SH01
SHOES.
art not »um|*4
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2SW
Fo. Sale by A. J. BROOM.
Match 7, ’89.
Stoves and Stov Furniture ever exhabited in Eastern South
Carolina. Having bought by Car Load enCrely, we are pre
pared to make figures that defy competition.
In Sewing Machines we handle the White, American. House
hold and iIni tford. all stricklv first-class; also machine need
les. oils and attachments tor all machines.
We carry a large line of Engines and Mill supplies, such as
Belting. Packing, Lacing, and all kinds of Steam Fittings in
iron and brnfs; Lubricating and C) Under Oils, Tallow, etc.
Machine Bolts in every size.
Agricultural machinery, such as Colton Gins, Feeders and
Condensers, Presses, Mowers, Horse Rakes, Grain Drills, etc.
Pumps tor driven wells, a specialty.
We are agents for several first class Steam Engines and Mills
and would be pleased to give bottom figures to those desiring
to purchase a ginning or saw mill outfit.
September 13, 1888.
IS THE NAME OF THE LATEST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY
OLD EYE WKISXEY,
FOB WHICH
3V£. anno
H-s I ei a sppoinnd sole lcc.il nt. This binnd was brought out foi
the Bpn ial pi rpo c «>f iiveiling ih cclebiated New York Stock Ex-
change WhitAi i, loi which M. Ji i i,e nho I ns flic sole »gin«y in thir
Town.
^oTUIKASTIIH
JUIUtOAO.
Osaumm*. f C., May 12, ig*
• Ua l
tollowiag
GREAT LUSH TO
jfLTTGTIO>T GOOIDS.
Jlllin V I'EK CJBMT. L 1.83'I MAN ANY HOUSE IN TOttg.
January 17. 1889.
Masen’s Jewelry St@r*e
Is the place to get your
tVVITIIKtt, CV.O'KS A \ I»
JEWEMn
REPAIRED »'kI WARRANTED,
ykLSO A COMPLETE LIME OP
Waltham Watches,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
&«., kc. Ac,
Always on hand;
Call itnd 8;*C till m
MASON'S JEWELRY STORE, Pullie Square, Darlington, S V.
TH i USUAL FINE STOCK OF
Groceries, wines, liquors, tol accoand cigars
IS TO BE FOUND AT
3V£. O. jflLloxi^ncLex*^,
CORNER OF I’EARLE AND GROVE STREETS.
Large Quantities ul Goods at** bring r<reitril daily and the i:mil eus
toturrs of this well kmwii ••v-tahlishuu'iit tiiroiighvut Dnilington Count,\
an* guaranteed that a cotitiuuaHcu ot their patronage w ill mean for them
••The Bust Good* for the Least Money.”
September C, 1888—l v
WAGONS.
MiimiL mmmi & co,
Now have osi sale at Hielr
stables a l arSead of
Old Hickory Wagons.
Call atid see them before purchasing elsewhere.
March 7, 1889.
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Manulacturers
— (, F —
Doors, Sash, Hlinus,
ivroxJEiDiisras
— AND -
Htiildinc; Mnloriiil,
F.ST 11.1.1811 F.D 184J.
- CHAHLESTOX, S. V.
November 6, 18S0-
NOTICE
N lwrcl>\ gitfii dial «m S'.tur«l»y f liitie
!5ih. n* \ > (,‘e Gc'i. n of ili*» Suck
hold'is of Hit' |>iiriiiigtof) (Siiifiitijf, Mi'linr,
I erdlijei* Mu-i WireluMji • dump 41 v will hr
1* M nl .’te uQidO ol I (*ol!|p4Sljr. I:i C» 1 •
.“i'B'i- I lie pr .p .s l incre i-tf of lli*> U«pit tl
.^fock ft* SoOjOOO, for 1 he {xr'pM&e o* or*
gauizin^ u dofton Seed Oil Milt.
Mi lo, >9—4l
The Darlington Land Im-
mont Company
Have <t«*iial.|. Buil<liaj; Lola airi laud-
)or salt.-, iu
J J. WABD.
I'rt-.-iilft:t Mtid Ti(NMir«r.
J«n EM.’89—ly
f TTTT <,, «■ 1 ■an 11
te-Ta tfai* 3 "
# 1 Was
2Mas
2 Wa»
SMa,
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On and aftar this data
•ebadala will ba turn :
OOINO SOUTH.
No. 27, Daily.
Leave Flormca
Leave Kingstrea
Arrive Lanee
Leave Lanee
Arrive Cbarleataa
No. 28, Daily.
Leave Florence
Leave Kingatree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanee
Arrive CUarleeton
No 58.
Leave Linaa
Arrive Cliarleetori
Train No. 68 lakes No. 08 .South ori.."’
Tram on C & D K R cuii'ieeis at i’ **
enee nub tfo 23 Train.
*9 80 a a
10 66 a a
11 20.,
11 20 a a
1 »0 a.
*7 60 p u
9 80p
GOING NORTH,
No. 7$, Daily.
Leave Cbarlcalou
Arrive l.nnea
Leave Lam-*
Lt-avc Kinds'ree
Arrive Flareuce
*12 2 *«
2 •:
2 5,,.:
No. 14.
3 ;o, *
4 to , a
Leave Coarle.lon
Airive LaueS
Leave Lanea
Le.ive Kiog-tree
arrive .-loreace
No. 53. Dally
Leave Clmrleaioa
Airive Lanes
*< SB p
f> 2R p i
6 '.N p |
6 16 p,
" ‘6 p m
*7 30 « ,
9 10.,
* Daily, f Daily except Sun-lay.
Tiain No 52 i kes No. flj N.,rih of Lanes.
Train Nn. 14 eonficcta at Flore i-a with
•nia> <i.. f' k’. tk IJ l« 4* . . ft ™
Ti-aiu ou C A; D R R for t.'licraw, S (j ..a
Wa.le** — -
rboro. N.
Nos 53 runs ilirou s b lo Oo'mnki.
via Ceulral R R of S C.
Noa. 78 and 14 ron solid lo WlIuii n{IM
N. C.. makiug close counec'iou with W. j
W K it for all poiMs-tiurtk
•J H. KEXLV, j F Dtn.vt,
Sii|.i Trans. r:,. n '| s „
T. M. EmcRsoX, Gelt'i I’aa<. Ajl.
IILliMilM mm AM AECIMA UlltNl
May 12, 1SS9. e
GOING SOUTH
' No. 28.
Leave Wiimiugiou
*6 35PB
Leave .Marion
9 38
Ariiv,- Flutener
10 30 . .
No. 50.
Leave Florence
3..0 a a
Art ire Sumter
4.40 a a
Leuve Sum or
4 40 a ■
Anive Columbia
6. U a ■
No. 27
Lentc Wilmington
•te.lOs*
Leave Marios
12.40 pa
Arriro Floreuce
1 20 a a
N- 62
Leave Sumter
flM 33 a«
Arrive Columbia
1! 55 p a
No 53
Leave Ftuience
f9 20 a a
Arrive Sumter
to 24 , ,
No62runs thiough from
Clmrlcstan via
Leaving Laiu-a 9 15 .1 M. MnnuinifiS
A M.*
Train on GAD It l< ooi:bec**ai F!treu<
«iib No 5'.
going North.
Ol
i.eave Columbia.
•10 3 ", p ta
Arri"e Sumter
11 5^ p ta
Leave Snmier
II > - ia
Arrive Floience
1 .5 • a
No. 78.
t. ave Florence,
1 8> > a
Leave Marion
'5 2,1 a ia
\rrive at Wilmington.
S 35 . a
No. 59
■ -
Leave Sumter
t'> 37 p ■
Arriro Florcncs
7 5'J -t «
No. 63,
Leave Columbia
*5 20 p ta
Arrive Sumier
t> 32 it ■
No 14
Leave Florence
f, pu
Leave M iriou
8 .VJ p «
Arriv. ul Wilmiiigton
11 50 | it
*l'a,!y. fDaiiy exc.-p, Sun lay.
No 53 runs ilirousb to Charle.i-in, i
Central It It, ariiv ng Manning 7 *4 i* 1
Lane* 7 42 l’ M. Cbarlesioi, 9 3U i’ M.
No 59 cennecsht Finn dcc 'aiili C4
train for Cberutv mhl W ndeeliOro'.
4 irake close 'com:
N<f 78 nnd 14 n ake close 'comieclion
Wiimiugiou with W & V.' K U lor all paii
North.
Train on Ft Ten :.i K. It, leave fee U
dui y except Su .J .y 4.4U P. M.. air.
Rowlaiid 7.00 1’. M Returning ler
Row land 6.80 A. M., arrive Pee Dvr 9.
A. M.
Train o.. Mandiestcr A August) It.
leaves Sumter d rily exm-p' Su-iday 11 <
A. M., arrive Pmevoxl 12 01 P. M 3
lurning i avc Pim-wrod 12 3d P M, A
rjvc Sumter 1.30 P, M.
JOHN F. DIVINE. Gm I8«
J. (1. KENLY, Sup'i Trans.
T M. EM.MERSON, Gen. Pas. A;i
Claims for Sale-
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FOR 0. & D. AM* C. A H. RAILROADS
i’SKsiuicirr’sOrriCK \
C. A D. a»*C\ A 8. RAILROADS. I
(.'harleelnn, 8.Mny 12, I8K9. j
')n and after Uay 13, Il t « 00
ilieee roads will run as fol’ow- (Sunday ex
cepted) tvery day:
Down THAIS.
Darlington
Arrive at Florence
. 8.42
.. 9 16
Clain s owned by MeCullongb A Black-
welt. MiCullou/h. Blockwell A Co, anil
by C. 8. MrCulluUgb tthich ibe firm kai
lailed to colled are now advertiaed for
sale and umy be inspected at their pUeeof
biisinets in Durlirgion. Some af <i>eM
cLiimv air off ered at 50 crnls un the dol
lar. some at 25 cents, and some at five.
April 25. ’89- t
PATENTS
ObLiiued, and all Patent business st-
leuded to Promptly and for Moderate Fesl.
Our office is opposite the 0. 8. Pates,
Other, aud wc can obtain Patents in Is**
lime than those remote from Washing,ss.
Send Model of Drawing. Wo advise efl
*o patentability free of charge; sod St
make No Charge unless Patent ia secoro*.
W * refer, bere, lo the Postmaster, tm ]
Sup,, of Money Order Dir , and lo officisb
oi the U. 8. Patent Office. For circalsSj
advice, terms and rrferencaa to actual
a*it» in your own Stain or Connty, writ***
4 00.,
€. A. SNOW -—,
Opposite Piiteut Office, WaabiB|t***- F•'''
Nov 11, '-6
BUCK! BUCK!
VTe bow hnve ou band and rrady f 8r ***
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4 •#« • i L* on
For sale at Dr. J. A. Boy,Is.
UP Tl: l.t.
Leave Floreuce
Darlington
F ri- ! t Train t o up.
7 « 0 • n ,
7 i, ui
E .• ig'.i going dowi
-
Arrive Darliojiou i.CO p m
Leave Darliu;ton d.50 p u.
Arrive Fiorcnco 4.10 p a I
Fully eq ml »p those made io CoUbW* ^
elsewhere in the Sm-e. Our price is
w • IV, W w SIS * ■ ■■ - ■ •
$8 a Th :usand,
At* TDK KILN,
u I. rh ie»|ina(e'l .ihon, hilt a B1, ' e . Wf |li»i
'in- 'I. an iiiirlinitt"') ^ ,i ^«s
it, pm eh*so sli.Mi'd g.re ua a C» • ,,,
vii“r«B».*« ,ha, «nr S-Ick will rl*' P*
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