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:>pf ; v ::v .• mcCnllough, Blackwell & Co Have just received from the West a (JAH I^OAI) EOW ' mm m! i nf Ernsts- j '-v .- Read Garts JIST HECEIVEII, WEi'HEIi WITH A Carload of “OLD HICKORY” I Buy early in the season when the choice of stock is to l)e had. Mr MULES ■ MULES - MULES. A large lot of MULES on hand, beantiful aiumals, at prices to suit the times. T DE-IE BEST BEE BEST BBOOD& OA.TS 11ST TDEIE COEDXTTB'Y. Take this means of inviting you to call at their stores and see the NEWEST, LARGEST. BEST and MOST SERVICE ABLE stock of Seed Rye, Gram and Hay. goods ever brought to Darlington. W agons. WE WAKE A SPECIAL TV OF Cow Food. One and two-horse, heavy and light weight, with ^ extra heavy tires, MADE TO ORDER. * V< We mean everything we say, and our MOTTO is (!<i\c unll not be MndcrsoH." We are the AGENTS for the following celebrated EiresiES: Columbus, Tp. Hackney, Single C. Springs, Haydock, Scioto. We have the two largest stores in Darlington. One is filled with DRY GOODS, SHOES AND CLOTHING, and the other crowded with STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASSWARE AND CROCKERY. We want to say to you that we do not intend that any lirm or any market shall do better for you than we will. This season, commencing the ELiEVEJiHPH YEAR of our business, we shall give FINER QUALITIES and GREATER VALUES for eveiy dollar that passes over our counters than ever before. A test of this will keep dollars in the pockets of careful buyers. Mdudcsalc (hvoccvy gcpavttnmt. MILL h SO. and the popular “Rice Coil” Buggy Spring, (Guaranteed to last three years.) Our Buggies Range in Price from $80 to $125, Do you want to know where you can get your ginning done best and cheapest ? Why at the In this Department we are constantly receiving trom the West CAR BjOARS of carefully selected GROCERIES. Look in the local col urns for to-day’s prices on EROUR an( l BACOX and ^see what we are doing. We make a SPECIALTY of CANNED GOODS, which we handle in large quantities. Our prices on these goods, particularly SALMON, SARDINES, MACKEREL, a'so. CHEESE, CRACKERS, SOAP and STARCH, are as cheap as you can buy in any market. Complete lines of TOBACCO, CIGARS, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE and CROCKERY. Our TABLE DELICACIES and Choice High Grade TEAS AND COFFEES are al ways FRESH AND PURE and will please. DARLINGTON We also have on hand a large suppply of Carriaces, Phaetons, Surries. and Jump-Seats. | kind in the county. Itlkolesak m«l IletuiL leyartnmxt. OIL MILL. which has the largest patronage of the HARNESS. -o o- Douhle and Single, for Wagons, Plows, Buggies, Carriages and Road Carts. We also desire to call SPECIAL attention to our HOME-MADE HARNESS, which for prices and quality can t he heat. A large assortment of SADDLES, -OF Cotton Seed Wanted! The Highest Market Price will be Paid for it; $1 more than is paid by 44 THE TRUST 99 ; or the finest quality of COTTON SEED MEAL will ho given in exchange for it. The largest and most complete lines of STAPLE DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES ever brought to Darlington. It is our business to give you the most we can tor your money, and this is just what we will do. In DRY GOODS we handle new standard goods only. Calicoes at 4c., 5c. and 6£o. per yard. Best Unbleached and Plaid Homespans, 5c. a yard. Wool Dress Flannels, all colors, 38 inches wide, 22c, Wool Cashmeres, all colors, yard wide, 25c. Onr BAY STATt SH@ES, Irom $1.00 to $3.00 a pair, are the best made for the money. Our MEISE^’S MEN’S SM©ES, from $3.00 to $5.50 a pair, have never been excelled in style, fit or price, and are now more popular than ever. Our sales on LADIES’ K!E) BUTT0N SHeEb, from $1.00 to $4.50 a pair, have doubled those of any previous season. ©HI L&REN’S Solid, All-Leather Shoes from 25c. to $1.75 a pair, No ready-made Clothing compares in STYLE} FIT or PRICE, with our PERFECT FITTING TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING. Suits made to order and a fit guaranteed or money refunded.- BUGGY ROBES, WHIPS, -o o- We are now prepared to offer FERTILIZERS at the lowest market prices for the coming season. This is the time to buy, before the prices rise, as they do later in the season. Coffins and undertaker’s supplies a specialty ; all funeral ar- 1 ip I } WjfS&L ;T.f rangements entrusted to us receive our careful personal super-! A , , , , : COB1V IJCsV- We mean every word we say, and we don t propose to be undersold by any other house in Darlington County. ft an Healpters! FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT. GIVE US A TRIAL AND WE WILL GIVE YOU SATISFACTION- % * Foi man or hoy, for wife Or maid, for every choice and taste, We have the goods to suit and please, so come and come in haste. We’ll bring delight to every heart, a smile to every lip, OUR STOCK IS FINE, OUR PRICES LOW, this is our friendly tip. In thanking our friends for the large patronage given us. we desire to add the promise of THE BEST GOODS always at THE LOWEST PRICES. ^ J Mr. J. C. KEYS will give the HXQ-HEST prices for your cotton, and the following attentive salesmen will ffive yon KT-TRaT* «vu„T« ■ W.'HsrK. .T A HtfAROV 17 T T TTM.' ™ WlMgiro JVU the IjOYATEST prices on goods: NOliMENT. R. KEITH CHARLES and W. D. COGGESHALL. M n c Tr, n Li H ?. E , AR0N ' E - LIDE ' »• *■ SMOOT, J, D. J. H. MJSAIi & CO. on hand at RICHMOND PRICES.