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PROPRIETOR.
TERMS—#2 Per Annum in Advance.
Advertising Rates;
One Square, first insertion $1.00
One Square, second insertion 50
Every subsequent insertion —50
Contract advertisements inserted
Ejpon the most reasonable terms.
. Marriage Notices and Obituaries,
not exceeding six lines., inserted free.
jelly “ Miss Mamie Wil
liamson,
lemon pies, Mrs. J. C. 'Wilson,
candy. Miss Bessie Law.
largfcst exhibition, Mrs. H. T.
Harll
) Job Department.
Our job department is supplied with
•very facility necessary to enable us
to oomiiete both as to price and quali
ty of work, with even those of the ci
ties, and we guarantee satisfaction in
every particular or charge nothing
for our work. We are always prepar
ed to fill orders at short notice for
Blanks, Bill Heads, Letter Heads.
(^ords, Hand Bills, Posters, Circulars’
Pamphlets, &c.
All job work must be paid for
Cash On Delivery. _
Premium List of tbe Darlington Agrl-
L cultural and Mechanical Fair Com
pany. 1889. *
SAMPLE FIELD CROPS,
cotton stallts, J. C. Wilson,
corn, E. M. Ervin,
wheat, D. C. McCall,
oats, “ “
rough rice, H. M. Smith,
sweet potatoes, yams, R. E.
Wilds.
sweet potatoes, Spanish, J. M.
Lide.
Irish potatoes, Mrs. J. M. Josey.
pinders, W. C. Ervin,
peas, 1st premium, W. C. Ervin,
peas, 2nd premium, E. W. Can
non.
bale cotton, J. Oainey.
com forage, W. C. Ervin,
native hay, W. A. Law.
peavine hay, W. A. Law.
pumpkins, W. H. Thomas,
meal, J. M. Lide.
tobacco, M. S. Haynsworth.
sorghum and syrup, D. C. Mc-
eujmr cane and syrup, M. T.
Rollins.
largest exhibition of field crops,
W. C. Ervin.
VEGETABLES.
tomatoes, Mrs. T. J. Price,
beets, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
cabbage, “ “ “
collards, W. J. Rollins,
onions, Mrs. R. E. Schmid,
carrotts, Mrs. H. E. P. Sanders,
turnips, Evander Oandy.
celery, Mrs. R. E. Schmid,
chufas, W. C. Ervin,
largest and best collection of
vegetables, Mrs. J. C. Wilson.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
lard M. T. Rollins,
butter, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
domestic soap, Mrs. M. A. Wil
liams.
starch, Mrs. W. A. Law.
honey in comb, Q. W. Caston.
vinegar, Miss Lula Hart,
tallow, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
hams, Mrs. M. C. Kervin.
“ cooked, “ “
quarter mutton cooked, Mrs. E.
M. Ervin,
cotton seed meal and cakes,
Darlington Cotton Seed Oil
Co., honorable mention.
PRESERVES.
peach, Mrs. W. A. Law.
pear, Miss Nonie Williamson,
quince, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
ng, Mrs. J. H. Mason,
lemon, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
apple, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
orange, “ “ *•
pineapple, Mrs. H. T. Harllee.
watermelon rind, Mrs. J. C.
i Wilson,
grape, Mrs. W. A. Law.
plum, Mrs. W. J. Rollins,
tomato, Mrs. J. C. Wilson.
JELLIES.
apple, Mrs. L. McIntosh,
grape, Miss Edna Dargan,
peach, Mrs. W. J. Rollins,
quince, Mrs. J. J. Mclver.
E lum, Mrs. 8. F. Ervin.
aw, Mrs. O. W. Dargan.
wortleberry, Mrs. H. T. Harllee.
blackberry, Mrs. W. A. Law.
marmalade, 1st premium, Miss
Edna Dargan; 2nd premium
Mrs. H. T. Harllee.
:hes sealed, Miss Mamie
r illiamson.
jar apples, Mrs. W. A. Law.
jar pears, Mrs. E. M. Ervin,
can tomatoes, Mrs. C. B. Law.
|ar cherries, Mrs. J .C. Caldwell.
display sealed fruits and
'r-rv.
vegei
isplay f
tames,
Larilee.
WIRES.
scuppernong, J. J. t Lucas,
cultivated grape, Mrs. McC.
Willis.
wild grape, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
blackberry, Mrs. M. A. Muldrow.
brandied peaches, Mrs. H. T.
Harllee.
FRUITS.
apples, E. W. Cannon,
peaches, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
grapes, J. W. Harrington, Jr.
MECHANICAL.
sewing machine attachment,
James Cook, diploma.
New Home Sewing Machine,
Blackwell Bros., diploma,
sweeps, Hartsville Plow Co.,
diploma.
Columbus buggy, N. L. Harrell
& Co., diploma.
Hackney top buggy, N. L. Har
rell & Co., diploma.
Col’buB canopy top, N. L. Har
rell & Co., diploma,
harness, N. L. Harrell & Co.,
diploma.
saddle, N. L. Harrell & Co., di
ploma,
bee hive, G. W. Caston.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
woolen counterpane, Miss E. C.
Fountain.
cotton counterpane, Mrs. M. A.
Campbell,
silk, Mrs. Lf W. Lide.
feather fan, Mrs. W. A. Law.
socks,'Mrs. H/J. Hart,
rugs, Mrs.. S. S. Burch,
show cases, J. G. McCall,
goods, N. L. Harrell & Co., pre
mium recommended.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
cotton quilt, Mrs. C. B. Law.
worsted quilt, Mrs. H. Leland,
McClelianville, S. C.
crochet quilt, Miss Annie Mc
Leod.
knitted quilt, Mrs. Alex. Mc
Queen, Cheraw.
crochet sacque, Mrs. J. J. Lucas,
child’s dress, Miss Annie Wil
liamson,
infant’s dress,' Miss Emma
Rhodes.
petticoat, Miss Emma Rhodes,
crochet mats, Miss Eva McCall,
worsted tidy, Mrs. 8. S. Burch,
cotton tidy, Miss Mattie Wheel
er, Sumter,
embroidered handkerchief, Mrs.
S. 8. Burch.
outline embroidery, Mrs. W. W.
Harllee, Florence.
Kensington silk embroidery,
Mrs. J. H. Mason,
arasene embroidery, Mrs. S. S.
Burch.
satin stitch embroidery, Mrs. W.
M. Haynsworth.
cotton embroidery, Mrs. Alex.
McQueen, Cheraw.
darned net work, Miss Josephine
McCall.
rick rack, Mrs. S. S. Burch,
log cabin work, Mrs. 8. 8. Burch,
macrame lambrequins, Mrs. B.
A. Early.
applaque work, Mrs. S. S. Burch,
knitting, Mrs. Alex McQueen,
edging, Mrs. S. S. Burch,
drawn work, Miss Selma Nor
man, Walhalla.
tatting, Miss Emma Rhodes,
child’s dress crochet work, Mrs.
S. S. Burch.
braiding, Mrs. L. C. McCall,
tufted work, Mrs. 8. 8. Burch,
tapestry, Mrs. H. Hoffman,
crazy work, Mrs. W. M. Hayns
worth.
sofa cushion, Mrs. W. M. Hayns
worth.
ottoman covers, Mrs. J. H.
Mason.
toilet cushion, Mrs. S. S. Burch,
afghan, Mrs. J. F. Pearce, Flor
ence County,
wax work, Mrs. E. L. Murray,
leather “ Mrs. C. B. Law.
specimen miscellaneous fancy
*ork, Mrs. E. L. Murray, 1st
premium; Mrs. W. M. Hayns
worth, 2nd premium; Mrs. S.
S. Burch, 3rd premium; Miss
Annie Larvea, 4th premium,
dress dolls, by girls under 14,
Miss Lou Penn Ervin,
bead work, Mrs.E.S. DeSchamps.
plain needle work, Mrs. W. A.
Law.
fancy needle work, Mrs. A. C.
Coggeshall.
best display by one lady, Mrs.
>. Bure*
Mrs. W. A. Law.
CATSUPS.
tomato, Mrs. E. M. Ervin,
pepper, Mrs. 8. F. Ervin,
cucumber, Miss Josephine Me
Call.
PICKLES. '
mustard, Mrs. C. B. Law.
mixed, Mrs. L. McIntosh,
sweet, Mrs. J. J. Lucas,
atxjar, Mrs. W. A. Law.
plain, “ “ “
mango, “ “ “
DRIED FRUITS.
apples, Mrs. T. C. Jeffords,
peaches, “ “ “
okra, Mrs. W. A. Law.
drum figs. Miss Laura Law.
BREADS, CAKES, ETC.
wheat bread, Mias Meta Wil
liamson.
biscuits, Miss Mamie William
son.
i, Mrs. J. C. Wilson,
Mrs. W. A. Law.
J cake, Mrs. H. T. Harllee.
Miss Meta William-1
8. S. Burch.
TAILORING.
pair pants, Mrs. W.'J. Rollins,
shirt, Mrs. S. 8. Burch.
PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS,
scroll saw work, C. S. Huggins.,
painting on china, Mrs. W. M."
Haynsworth.
painting on panel, Miss Mamie
Trailer.
painting in oil, Miss ' Mamie
Trailer.
painting on crayon, Miss Laura
Law.
painting on crayon, Master
Walter Guerry.
painting on pastel, Mrs. S. 8.
Burch.
drawing in pencil, Master Wal
ter Guerry.
drawing in India ink, Capt. T.
8. Lucas.
FLOWERS.
greenhouse plants, G. O. Hertz,
leaf plants, Mrs. R. £. Schmid,
blooming plants, G. 0. Hertz.
. three specimen greenhouse plants Mrs.
H. B. P. Sanders. .
single speoimen raw plants, G. O.
Merf
M
ertx.
hanging basket, Mrs. H. B. P. San
ders.
eut flowers, Mrs. H. E. P. Sanders.
Mrs. J.
u
Mrs, H. T. Harllee.
bed display of flower*, Mrs. J. C. Wil-
j son.
HORSES AM) 1CVI.ES.
stallion not thoroughbred over 4 years,
j Paul Whipple.
brood mares, 1st premium, C. 8. Mc
Cullough: 2nd premium, J. N. Kir-
1 ven.
colt 3 years old, Dr. W. L. Galloway,
t “ 2 “ “ J. L Edward*.
“1 “ » W. J. Rollins.
“ under 1 year, Master Woods Dar
gan.
matched mares, McCullough and Mc
lver.
single harness gelding, A. C. Spain.
“ “ mare, E. R, Mclver.
saddle gelding, G. K. King.
“ mare. W. J. Rollins,
county raised gelding, E. W. Cannon.
“ “ mare, W. J. Rollins,
fastest single, J. 8. Garner,
jack, J. L. Coker & Co.
pair mules open to the world, W. P.
Breeden A Co., Marlboro,
single mule open to the world, E. 8.
Howie.
mule colt under 3 years, J. L. Coker
ACo.
CATTLE.
registered Jersey bull, 2 years and up
wards, E. R. Mclver.
registered bull under 2 years, J. J,
Lucas.
registered Jersey cow 3 years and up
wards, E. W. Cannon,
registered Jersey heifer from 1 to 2
years, J. J. Lucog.
registered Jersey bull S years and up
wards, E. W. Cannon,
unregistered Jersey bull under 2 years,
Mrs. W. E. Dargan.
unregistered Jersey cow 2 years and
upwards, Mrs. W. E. Dargan.
unregistered Jersey heifer under 2
years, Mrs. W. E. Dargan.
bull under 2 years, Paul Whipple.
Ayershire cow, J. G. McCall,
grade cow. 8. F. Ervin,
grade heifer, 8. F. Ervin,
cross cow over 2 years, J. D. McCall,
cross cow under 2 years, C. 8. McCul
lough.
native cow, Mrs. W. E. Dargan.
milch cow, J. D. McCall.
SHEEP.
Southdown*, E. M. Ervin,
pen of sheep, stock unknown, E. M.
Ervin.
SWINE.
Berkshire boar over 8 months, J. C.
Wilson.
Berkshire pair pigs, 8. F. Ervin.
Essex boar over 6 months, M. T. Rol
lins.
Potand^China over 8 months, T. H.
grade sow, T. H. McCall
pen of pigs, M. T. Rollins.
POULTRY.
Pekin ducks, J. J. Lucas,
bronge turkey, Mrs. L. McIntosh,
improved tnrkeys, E. W, Cannon,
games, 1st premium, E. R. Mclver;
2nd premium, F. W. Hutchinson ;
3rd premium. L. P. Kirven.
Wyandottes, W. C. Ervin.
Brahmas, Mrs. L. McIntosh.
Plymouth Rock, A. J. W. Bacot.
improved barnyard,. W. C. Ervin,
ilneas. J. J. Lucas,
ghoms, W. C. Ervin,
best display of poultry. J. J. Lucas.
Items From Hew York.
Staple Dry Good.*, Dresa Goods,
Groceries, Notions, Hats, Caps,
Gents’ Furnishing goods, and a Bar
gain in Clothing ; an $18 Suit for
$15, $15 suit for $12.50, $12.50
suit for $10, (special!.
You cannot better yourself any
where. I have everything desired
for Gents’, Ladies’ aad Children’s
wear. TrunHs, traveling bags
and valises—a full stock on hand.
Bagging and ties, at popular prices,
I take pleasure in showing my goods as I am bidding fo r
share of the Dress Goods trade this fall.
Remember my goods are imported (from New York.)
Respectfully, .
Se ptember 12, 1889.
A Large Line
OP
General merchandise. !
NON NOBIS S0MM. 5
Show us the Man Who Said,
"THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM AT THE TOPI”
Leading the trade, meeting the sharpest competition, we find
the crowd still with us, yet we cry for more. Our
Stock is immense and our bargains unlim
ited. In the quick rush of
fall trade, everything
' goes at
Rock Bottom' Pricea
Come members of the Fanners’ Alliance, anti-monopolist, one
all, everybody, and see for once in your lives
‘ what is meant by
SOLITD
In Dry Goods, Notions, Gents’ Shoes, Clothing and Furnish inf
Goods; also a full line of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Sec., See ^
Solid satisfaction! One hundred cents
worth for one dollar!
J: O- McCALL,
BLACKWELL BROS.
October 24, 1889.
Clueit’s Linei( Shirts,
FOR SALE BY
WOODS & WOODS.
The firm has a complete assortment of
MmeS'
“How intense are the fires of
love I” ejaculated the p o e t. u j • l j
•‘Yes,’’ answered the father of Wbicn are made rich and more varied this season than ever.
six marriageable daughters;
“but they do take an awful sight
o’ coq>\.”—Harper's Bazar.
Edwards, Norment & Co*
Request an inspection of their third arrival
- OB 1 -
AND STYLISH
GOODS!
WE WANT ALL THE LADIES TO CALL'AND SEE OUR
• Kew Styles in Ladies’Cloaks. •
Tailor-made garments in Seal, Plush, Beav-
er_ andBroadcloth;
Perfect Pitting and Stylish.
Have you smoked the Bob
White Cigar, at Garner’s New
Drug Store?
iDUY GOODS -A.2STD SHOES,
in endless va-iety.
In a Dude’s Pocket.—First
Quarter—“Hello ! I thought I’d
just drop in. Are you alone ?”
Second Quarter—“I’m a loan.”
First Quarter—“So am I.”—
Life.
Men's,
An unusually large assprtment of
louths', and Ways' Clothing.
in the very 1 »test styles.
A complete assortment of Carpets and
SMYRNA RUGS.
“W JU A T?.~P7 -
A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. At
Boyd’s 2
Recently incorporated : Dea
con Jones—“Oh, Lord, bless our
village. (In apologetic tones.)
Ahem I I mean our city.”—Life
For Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint you have a printed guar
antee on every bottle of Shiloh’s
Vitalizer. It never fails to cure.
For Sale at Boyd’s 2
Then He Went.—He (at 11.30
>. m.)“I feel wound up to-night.”
Ihe—“Why, you don’t seem to
go.—New York Sun.
\
Bob White, Cigars, $5.00 per
100 and $50.00 per 1,000. A gen
uine Havana cigar at Garner’s
New Drug Store.
Back! en’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever sores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
ir box, For sale by Willcox
AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Call and inspect the
HEADQUARTERS
On all these lines and call Special Attention to this Department
which is the most complete ever opened in Darlington.
of which the firm will make a specialty in the future.
CLTJETT’S EZ^JEUXT COLE A. US,
The October number of our
Monthly Fashion Plate is now
on hand for free distribution.
A. I
2
September 12, 1889.
OUR GOODS ARE STANDARD GRADES;
OUR PRICES
LOWER THAN ETER
Respectfully,
Edwards, Nor meat & Co.
October 17, 1889.
per be
& Co.
Bob White, the leader of all
nickle cigars, at Qarner’s New
Drug Store.
W. t DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE ..bt’SU
•a OMOI rot LADIES.
For sale by A. X BROOM.
March 7, ’89..
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
hats and caps. Haynsworth & Boyd,
LINE OF EACH :
New Goods,
LOWEST PRICES
H A. R ID ‘W A. R IE
•JT COST!
Groceries A Specialty
AIT
Enterprise Grocery.
A- S WHITE, Manager.
September 13, ’SO ^ ‘
DEALERS IN
FIMIIIHKHIHK GW
COMPRISING A FULL LINE OF
Fine and cheap Bed Room Suits, Chairs, Fancy and plain Ta
bles, Wood and Willow-ware, Lounges, Safes, Woven
Wire Matrasses, Crockery and Glass-ware,
Tin Water Sets, &c.
We are willing to compare prices with any
House in the State.
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Curtain Poles » D ^
Fixtures, Carpets, Rugs, Mosquito Canopies.
Mouldings for Picture Frames in great variety and
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
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Orders left at our store for Oak, Pine or Lightwood, any
length, will to delivered at onoe,
September 26, 1889.