The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, September 05, 1889, Image 3
T* h t.itter before the sweet—
.1 nmy—“Msiuroa, I wish you’d
l*.rk me reel powi and hard.” Moth*
»t priced)—“whip you! W l»y,
Jimui), jon haven’t done anyfhifg
wronp, have you T Jimmy—**Ho;
but mean’ Bill Jones are goii>’
swimmin’, and you know yon told
me you’d lick me if I went, m> I
thought I’d enjoy the swim a pood
deal more if you’d do it betoreband.’’
—Lawrence American.
A Duty to Yourself.
It is surprising that people will
Utea common, oidioary pill^
they can secure a valuable Euglisti
one for the same iuon**y. Dr. Ac
ker’s English pills are a positive
care for sick headache and all liver
troubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken and do not giipe.
Bk>ld by Dr. Boyd. 2
“Hackmatack,” a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50
cents. For Sale at Boyds.
Something Wrong.—A child who
had jUst mastered her catechism
confessed herself disappoint* d, be
cause, she said, “though I obey the
flttb command meat, and honor my
papa and my mamma days are nut a
bit longer in the laud, because 1
am still put to bed at 7 o’clock.”—
Timet of India.
Pimples on the Face
Detnoe an impure state of the blood
sod are looked upon by many with
suspicion. Acker’s Blood Elixir will
remove all impurities and leave
the complexion smooth and clear.
There is nothing that will so thor
oughly build up the constitution,
purify and strengthen the whole
system. Sold and guaranteed by
Dr. Boyd 2
For Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint you have a primed gnaran
tee on every bottle of Shiloh’s
Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.
For Sale at Boyd’s.
Coming home from a pic uic:
John—“Bat now, look a here, Su
sie, do yon doubt that I love you T”
Susan—“Not a bit of it, John, 1
know you wouldn’t have squander
ed sixty cents for ice cream and
candy and things unless y>«u were
in dead earnest.”—Rovhctter Post
Express.
Shiloh’s cure will immediately re
lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For Sale at Boyd’s.
-a-
Welling & Bonnoitt,
r? !
TRADEJPgJIARK
O.&O.TEA
Th» Choicest Tm Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MOST DELICIOUS BI THUG*. TRY IT.
Tw trill mtw a* »ay cti#r. laality mt« nrUa
It U the Hiohmt Oribk
the beat pkuiUlloD* »nd RU»miUed .Momuiy
par. *nd free from »U adnltwmtimm oreojonR*
matter The p«ck»gr» «. h«nn«tir»l!T
and warruited fuH weight. It li tuow eew*-
omlcal In use than Ihe lower grade*.
Oriental k Occidental Tea Cc., L’t'd,
Bead Office, SS Btniint Slip, Nmu Terkt
Pox mIo by all the beat Grocers.
Words A Woods. Darlington. S. C.,
Enterpti e Orocery Store, UatMiig
ton, S. C.
J. H. Pale, Stokes Bridge, S. C ,
L. S Pate, TiiDUton»vi:ie, C
CHEAP STATIOJiERY.
Dealers In Shelf to Heavy Hardware.
CUTLERY,
RUNS.
PISTOLS,
SPORTIXG GOODS,
HARNESS,
SADDLERY,
STOVES,
TINWARE.
AGENTS FOR
COTTON GINS,
WINDMILLS,
MOWERS,
REAPERS,
HA Y RAKES,
CHURCH BELLS,
FARM BELLS,
GOLDEN DROPS
IS THE NAME OF TBB 1/ATE ST BRAND OF FIRST QUALITY
OLID RYE WHISKEY,
FOB WHICH
TS/L m
Hus l-oeit appointed sole local agent. This brand was brought out for
the speeial pnrpo*e of rivalling the celebrated New York Stock Ex-
change Whii-key, tor which M. M«nne nbo lifts the sole agency in this
Town,
It
GREAT
RUSH
Carry a jull line of Rubber and Leather Belt
ing, Lace Leather and Mill Supplies.
PUMPS AND PIPE FOR DRIVEN WELLS
JLTTaTIOIfcT GOOES.
THIRTY PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
January 17. 1889.
Lead pencil
Slate pencils,
Faicon p ns,
Pen holders,
Ink,
Mucilage,
Letter pap t,
EllVelt pes,
10 t^Mits doz.
5 c's d< z.
6 cn doz.
1 cent each.
5 eta a bottle.
5 els a l»otlle.
5 eta a q 1 he.
5 cts a p iclt.
We thank our fiientls (or pa.-t 'flCOrr* and here state that we
helti r prep i* d than ever to reduce the cost ol Hardware 'o th> m.
Ju > 25, 1889.
Photngr .pli nlhums, 15 cts each,
Tes'ami us, 5 eta each.
All of the above articles aie of
the ver> be-it quality, and can l e
bad at
Thk Book Stork,
Gua—“What did xon think of
our amateur theatricals, Miss .Ma
mief Rather a rare eut rtaituueur,
was it not!” Miss Mamie —Well
—er—yes; it wasn’t very well done,
to be sure.”—Horyer’s Bazar.
Are You Skeptical?
If s<, we will convince you that Ac
ker’a English Remedy tor the lungs
is superior to all other preparations
and is a positive euro for all throat
and lung troubles, croup, whoop>
ing cough and colds. We gu inu
,t«e the preparation and will give
yon a sample bottle free. Sold by
Dr. Boyd* 2
Didn’t Realize It—Jake—“Flath-
era looks like a freak 1 wonder
why be dresses so terribly loud!”
Alf—“Well the poor fellow is ter
ribly deaf and suppose he doesn’t
realize it.”—Light.
Caution to Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her child laudanum or paie
goric; it cre-‘tes an unnatural .rav
ing for stimulants which kills the
mind or the child. Acker’s Baby
ISootber is specially prepared to
beuetit children and cure their
pains. It is harmless ami contains
no opium or morphine. Bold by
Dr. Boyd. 2
A Nasal Injector free with each
bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy.
Price 59 cents. For Sale at Boyd’s.
^ v
Mrs. Sharpleigh says her bu*'
band and the moon are great oro-
niea, always together, but Mr. S.,
has one decided advantage over
his lunar companion—be gets full
every night.—IfoocA.
Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy—a pos
itive care (or Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker-Mouth. For Sale *t
Boyd’s-
Sometbiug New at the Circus-
Jinks— 4 Been te the circus, eht
See anything new!” Blinks—“Yes.
The children who langbed at the
clowns were new.” — New York
Weekly.
Are you made miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin T
Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive cure.
For Sale at Boyd’s-
Gomao—“Is Mr. Simeral a mem
ber of your church, Gazzatuf” Gaz-
zatn—“•Yes.”’ Cumso—“Uue ofthe
pillars, I suppose r Gazzam —
“No; one of the sleepers.” -Mutv-
sey's Weekly.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, ot
Boorbon, Ind., says: ‘Both my
self end wife owe oar lives to
Shiloh’s Consamptiou Cure.” For
Sole at Boyd’s.
Little Lettis—“Will I ever grow
to bo os largo as you!” Mamma—
M 1 expect Sfe” IJttlo Lettio—“And
talk, talk all the time,
as youd&l”—
Why will yon ooogh when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief.
Frioe 10 etc., 50ets, ot.d SI. For
Sole at Boy did.
March 28, ’89.
PLANTERS AND MILL MEN OE DARLINGTON.
I heg IcftVe to state that I am offering the host anil most im-
DarhiTgtm^News Buod ng j P rov t‘d Steam Saw Mill, Ginning, Harvesting, Wood*work and
i Cotton Seed Oil Mill machinery on the market, The record
which my machinery bus made in your County is a guarantee
that in dealing with me you may depend upon getting fir.4-
class machinery at the closest prices consistent with good
quality. I offer at the lowest market prices
Liddell Co’s. Cotton Presses, Saw Mills Engines and celebra
ted New Era Boilers ; Pratt and Winship
Gins ; Dee ring Reapers and Mowers ; Thomas, Impe
rial, Batin r and Royal Self-dump Htty Rakes.
If you are in want of any kind of Machinery write me for prices, and I
will undertake to save you money under manufacturer's direct quolutintw.
H. C COMMANDER, Agent, Cartersvill**, S. C
W. 11. GIBBES, Jr..
May 2, ’89--4m Columbia. S. C.
SPECTACLES
TO FIT
OF ALL
<£i)f punk olf Padtngttin,
has OPENED a
SAYI3STGIS EEEA.E.TIsdElSrX,
Ami fiom and niter (hi.-* <la:o will receive deposirs ot One Dollar and
upw iidH, and pa\ quarterly it;tCrest on the name, at the rale of
live per cent, per annn'ii, under te^ulatious to be made
known at the Bank. This is a favorable
oppoituoi’y for
Farmers* Clerks,
Mechanics, Laborers,
Factory Operatives,
To «are their earuings,
J. L. COKER,
Piesident.
Darlinutoii, S. C., June 18, 1889.
BRIGHT WILLIAMSON,
Cashier.
G E S
And Imperfectior s
OF THE EYES,
— AT —
IV!as©n's Je\x/eli 3 y Sl©r»e,
July 4, 1888.
• LAW f!AK’ ft
J. J. WARD. K. O. nttwDO
WARD & WOODS.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
DARLINGTON, S. C.
Wit practice in all Plate aiat Ff.l-.ral
Courts.!
Speci :1 ittfentit u paid to ail ntiil
ters pertaining to the buying, Kell-
ing, renting or leasing of real eftnte.
Any party itavii " bndB?';!} ! u tL'i 1 *
line would do well to call on the
firm, who Itave control ol aome of
the moat desirable property in tb'*
Town and County.
E. E. IsTORlvEEITT,
F fi R E ^
I3>ffSTJ3F8.eiKrOEI
AOE3STT.
REPRESENTS TEN OF Til LARGEST AND OLDEST COM PA
NIKS IN 1 HE WORLD.
liiKitrea all cUumi* ot | ropert), ine tiding Gin Hon-e-*, in anv part ol
the ( ount). Ofliee o»m DARLINGTON NEWS building.
Decem in i (*, 1888.
TH .i USUAL FINK STOCK OF
groceries, wines, liquors, touacco and cigars
is to hk Found at
JSfL. O. y\.lo3C«,nciox- , s
CORNER OF PEARLE AND GROVE STREETS.
— 1,
L o g* Q iinlitit ca ul GiumIk are being lerciiHI daily and the u nnj t-uS-
tomera of Miia well kiitwn e»tabli.ihiui'iit tliriingboiit Dailittgiou County
an- guaranteed tbai a contiuaftnce ol tlw-ir jiationage will mean for them
••The B-st Good* for the I/eHat Money ”
September 6, 1888—l v
FOR C. h B. AROC^AS. KaILROaM
„ . iV^iaioraOUWea 1
C. A D. AS SC. A S. RAU.IMMDS. V
Cbarleslon, 8. C., May It. u»*t. j
Ou and May 1? tit* itaiaa
ihcf« roads will ma at foPows (SSaday r |<
erpicd) ctety day i •
bowa taanr.
L-.aee Wadtsbora,. 4, tf
Bennelts., 17
McFnrlaud... 8.60
Leave Chertw ,.,... 7.80
CaJh’s ,,..,,..,718
Sooiriy mn * oj
Dove’s., . S.tt
8.4J
t altnftto. h 66
Arrive at Florence 9 15
t* vaaia,
Leave Florence.,(«.|o ft jf
Palmetto ... a 25
Darlington ...... H.95
Dovr'e.., a.r.j
Society Hilt.,,,.. S.iy
(-ash e V if
LeuveCht-raw.., S.dj ft |f
McFarlan. 100)8
MorvCn’s. .t0.-.*0
Denneti'a..,,., 10.8&
Lake W ade.I,err H.UU
Frelglit Train yoin< tip.
Leave Florence t 00 a N
Arrive Uarlington t.46 a tt
Fr*igl.t $uiitg -l<>*ti
Arrive UaflinSlon 1.00 p ta
Leave Oarlinstoa 160pm
Arrive F'orrhee 4.10 pai
K r. ttAVKNKL, PrvA
(1 II .Vektrr Tianri-atiktinai
J. K. NKTTLes. c. S. Jt KTT1.K*
Nettles & Nettles,
Attorneys k Counselors at Law,
Darlington 4!. II., ft. C.
Will practice In all the State and
Federal L’ourio*
Prompt personal attention j vi-n to
eollection ol (daim*.
The attention of the farmers of Parling-
lon Crunty is called lo the fact that this
firm b prepared to negoiinle loans ot from
!80u to $20,000, for five >car«, at a 1-w
rale of interest.
Sep. 2, ’80 ly.
OKO. W l-ABOAN.
IIKNBY T. TDOMPSON
DARGAN & THOMPSON. .
Attorneys at Law,
f^-Norfheast side of (tie Public Squuie
Darlington, S. C.
T. h, m\i
Attorney at l aw,
DARLINGTON, C. IL, S. C.
Will practice in Circuit Courts and
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
Prompt attention given to ali bu-
aiueBM, and tq>e«ial atten-tiou given
to collections.
a. w.
GBO. W. BROWN
BOYD,
BOYD & BROWN*
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Office in rear of Dar iugtou Nation
al Bank.
DARLINGTON V. H., S C.
PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
ALL BUSINESS.
Feb. 8, ’87—ly.
W* F, DARGAN,
Attorney at Law,
Darlington, ■' - ' S- O-
Office up hImih, over the Post office
March 28, W ly.
C. R DARGAN,
Attorney at Law
and Trial Justice.
Practices in the United Slates Court ami
in the 4th and 6th otredts. Prompt sVe-i-
lion to ml; bueiness entrusted te him.
Office in Exchange Street, next the Dai-
mvotob Nxwc Office.
WAGONS,
mmmi bmi'm & co,
JVow have on sale at their
^'tableft a C arlead of
ism-wr
ORTH EASTERN RAII.RlUH.
Ohabi.hsion, f, c.; Mey IS, ISM.
• In ami after thie dale the laP.iwlHa
schedule will hi- rua : ”
tHHNO SUUTtt;
Nn. 27. bally: ,
I.eaVe I luF-nef
L*ave Kingstted
Arrive Lane,
Leave Lane*
Arrive Charleston
No. 11
Leave Floreree
I*eave Kingstree
Arrive Lanv*
Leave Lanes
Arrive Cliarlr*t»n
Nn 68.
t.eave Lane. ay go |»
A tr ee C’barleetaa 9 SO p! m*
Train Ne. «5 , 5 take# Ne. M Neath afU.e.
fraiB on C A l» R K ewnneeva at fW-
entr With Na t: it el*
aoiNo north.
N... 79, .Hatty.
l^Hive Charle.teo ayg 96 a ■
Arrive Im**-* X 44 » ■
Leave La.-C t &0 ' I
t.env* Kii<gNti»e S tO a W
Arrive Flervaoe 4 wie a.
Leave Cuarleelu.i
Arrive Lates
Leave l.anee
Leave Ki*>g.trre
Arrit- f-Ttr.-an-
*1 35 a ta
2SVea
2 60 a «
t 60 a te
6tl0a ■
•0 SO a »
10 65 a «
11 90a ffi
H 90 a ■
I Maa.
LOOK OUT
The Advertisement Of
U
In this space next
WEEK.
i
HIS STORE IS LOADED FROM ORE E-ND TO
THE one WITH
New Goods suitable
for the Fall and
Winter Trade*
HIS STO 'E WILL BE
FOR COTTON BUYING !
Ne 14.
•4 SO 9 ea
6 IS p ■
SSSpai
4 44 p ne
T *5 p ae
•7 SO a at
0 10 a «
N«. 62. Daily.
Leave Charteeio*
Arrive Lanea
• Daily. | Daily except tead**.
Train No. 62 t»kre }to. 6* h >rtk ef Laaee.
Train No. 14 eunnecuai Flore —
T,i... oi umh*;;".
v iu-etjtrpc. N. C.
Noe 69 ruue diraugh to Oeluaihia
via Cent ret R R ofS C.
Noe. 78 and 14 run tolid ta WtRaiagtaa,
n. n tiiakiuu al M . ccuacgl.f* trfNt w. i
W R K for all pon.ie aorlh.
.J R. KENLV. J. F. Deviaa,
Supl Trane. Uen’l Rap*t.
T. M. EMxasea. Oen’l Paaa. Aft.
I WILIINCT01 COLLIIIA AJU 4CGIST4 KUIMI
'lay 12, 1889.
OOING 5UUTH
Old Hickory ^ iigon§.
Call and t-eu them before puicliaung eLewhere.
Marelt 7, 1S89.
li. s. hackeh &
Manutacturers
—iF-
i)ooi% Sash, HliiibSf
3VEOXJLDI1NI OB
— AND
BiiililiiiX Material.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
CHARLESTON, 8. V.
A;--i —.
PATENTS
Oli'aiue.l, nn«l all Patent bueiiieea at
Irn led In Promptly and f-*r Moderate Feea
Our office la oppoiite the IJ. 8. Patent
(Iffice. and we can olitain Patent, in lea.
lime Ilian th-.e renmie from Waahinglor.
Send Model of Drawing. We iidviae all
•<> potentahtliiy tree of charge; an.I ne
make No ('kaige tinle.a Patent in aecured
We refer, tier.-, to the Poatmaaier. ter
Supt. of Money Order Div , and to •dli'-iele
o' the It. 8 Pa-cut Oflicc For circuiei,
advice, ii rina a r. D-rmcea to actual cli-
a t* in your own Stele or t'ooniy, »r i» io
C. A SN’iiW & (It* ,
Opposite Palenl Office, AVaxbingtou. D. 0.
Noe I !, ’-li
t.eave AVilmingteo
Leave Marion
Arrive Florence
Leave Florence
'Arrive Sumter
Leave Slimier
Arrive CelutabU
Leave Wllmingt a
Leave Marioa
Arrive Flore* oa
Leave S- mler
Arrive Columbia
L»»v« F orenee
Arriv. Sumter
No.
6t*.
Re. ST
N: 62
No 68
■
9 48 p at*
lUStam
•te.ro n at
19.40 pm
1 foam
ftO Mam
II 66 p m
+9 20 am
10 28 a m
N» 62 inne through from Chariest.* el*
Cam rat R K.
^ Leaving L»nee 9 16 A M.. Maauiag 4 44
Train ou I', .t D It R coaiieeuat Fxranee
■ I'b No 6*.
UOING NORTH.
No 51
-r
l*vf aalt* mi Dr. J. A. B<*ytli».
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE aCNTLKMEN.
•3 SHOE FOR LADIES.
I „„ „
!WS D rrR^rao«.
&Wo&$58St BHOBU.
For Hnlc bv % A. J. BBOt>21.
iiarch 7, Vi9.
The Ditriington Laud Im-
mtnt Company]«
ifaV-* tlcatrfh’i llutlding Lula -1, i tituu
foraa'c, Apply ta
j. j. a Atm
Prasideut aad Tteaeur.r.
Jan 24, 8V>—ly
ueavo Columbia.
•10 36 p oi
D 68 p m
11 6* i. m
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Floteuce
No. 78.
I 16 • m
Leave Florenee,
4 ft hi
Leave Marion
6 fo a m
8 36 a *
Arrive al Wilmington,
No. 69
Leave Sumter
f 4 47 p m
< ml a at
Arrive Florence
No. 64,
L*»v Colnoib^a
•A '0 ., ai
Arrive Sumier
No 14
4 «2 ]. m
1 L*'»*- Fl- i «eo*
* . 15 r
Leave M.iinu
8 69 «
1 i ou ; m
An iv hi Wiliuiiift. H
CeuiKal R It. arriv-bg
Lanes 7 ,42 p M. I'hw
No 69 cu»N«et* at Fiursace
(or Ch
* al >. fDoJI.- .-XL’-pl .<:n» Uy.
No 63 roue through to rharlest-m, via
>•*8 Maaultee 7 44 P M
hartoMtim 9 S> P M.
-—- -- — — j ■ w CAD
train for Cherow and waAcahora'.
. I ’ d* aim* aottoeetua ai
Wiimingtou with WAS R.R lor aM paiaia
North. .. v
Train *•! Flore*re A. i. leave Pee De«
•ally txeept Seodny 4.4t» t. M.. orvlvw
t- a U.iU 7 90 I*. M Rhturalag loa.e
l.»d t-.oO A. M., nrvtva Pee Doe 9.UU
Sfokch - Hor 4 A hi net a A. R
•Mi gDundaf. It t*’
• - - -v. ^ -
Vao-Mt 19.01 P. M
IrvHeS
A M . arriew-..
Ui-Ktag i-aVo-Piai w>uhl CLtU P. M . -
r,v* Sumter l.SO P, Al.
JUUN F. DIVINE. Qe* > «ahi
J. A. KENLV. Sept Traae. ~
i Agio