The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 20, 1890, Image 2
1 rob unsuspecting people of their
money. The thefts are gener-
! jtiiy committed after the fashion
_ of highway robbery. On last
I Friday morning a colored man
Rev. J. G. Richards preached named Sam Edwards was en-
at the Lydia academy on Sun- ticed back of the jail by two
day last. other colored men named Henry
. T , , , , Miller and Willie Jenkins. He
Mk. Dosier Jordan s little boy,, said that theie men daiined to
who was so seriously injured , be sewi machine ngentR and
last week by falling on the fence th * uaded him to K illvest in
paling, ,s improving ra pl dly. a 0n takinK out his
H. A. Bbown has been sus- money to pay the first install-
pended from the police force ment on the machine the men
until the next meeting of the stole all of his money, amount-
Town Council. ing to nearly $20. The police
Dr. Willcox has had another f,\ lth ‘ ,r I * tics w f re and
attack of the same serious com- i f h £ f " ar « an tr ^ ed the
plaint with which he was af- to Florence, and there arrested
ected about three years ago. He the,n - H ® ^covered $11 of the
is oift again, though still verv acknowledged
ii 0 ’ * • that they obtained the money
: from Edwards, but claims that
Rev. J. A. Rice left yesterday they won it at card playing,
for Anderson toattend the Boutli j Several days previous to this oc-,
Carolina Conference of the Me-1 cunance a colored man named
thodist Church which meets at Gardner had $40,50 snatched
that place on Wednesday of next! from him, by some colored men.
week. about twilight, while he was on
A portion of the laborers \ hc stre ? t i^st in the rear of Dr.
working with Messrs. R. N. r iUnne L*-°?. c i!:
D. C HEIU « SOUS,
No. 33 Hayne Ste«st,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
—O—0—
KWKLL. BROS.
ARK SELLING AS FOLLOWS :
Checked bjpmespun, 5, (i, 7, 7i cents
Shirting and Sheetings, 5, 0, 7!, 8.1, 10 cents.
Ginghams, 71, 8.1, 10 cents.
Calicoes, 31, 41, 5, 0,71 cents.
Spool Cotton, 200 yards, 25 cents per dozen.
Satines, 10, 121, 15 cents.
Cashmeres and Henriettas, 15, 20, 30, 40, 00 cents.
Fine Buggy Robes, $2, $4, $4.50, $5.
Heavy Bed Spreads, 75c., #1.25, #2, $3, $4.
Boys’ Suits, $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $5 75.
Mens’ Suits, $4.75, $0, $7, $10, $12, #18.
Boys’ Hats, 15, 25, 50, t!5, 75c., #1,#1 50.
Mens’ Hats, 25, 5u, 05c., $1, $1.35, $1.75, $2.50.
Ladies’ Shoes, $1, $1.25, $1.50, #1.75, $2, $3.
Mens’ Lace and Congress, $1, #1.25, $1.50, $2, $3, $5.50.
Gents’ Hand Sewed, $4, $4.50, #5, $5.50.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES, $30, $35, $40;
NOTICE TO INSURER!
Get The Best Insurance For The Least Moneu.
«t!<l
Fi'lfiil
Wholesale dealers in xHE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE IlfPluRANCE CO., of Liverp ol, ^ j
Ladies’ /Kisses’, fiors' and England, in the latest Fire Company in the world. W|t p ,„' 0ll „ ,1.
Childrens poojp and SHO^ cf THE ACTNA, of Hartford, Conneettcnt, is the largest of all the American Coisre.
every description. TH E INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia,.^ f 1 ' ^ , "*'-
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS and the second largest of all American Fir* Com ban lee. !■ i.r,, u * , ,,, ‘ •' "'K- »ell-
SATCHELS, THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third larg-VT”. 'i“ ‘‘'’'"G.
tlTAll ifood* strictly as represeatetl est of all American Fire Companies. j i tt „ u j d d( , Wl .|; ... "L' 1 IU
and price* as low as New York, Phila- THE HARTFORD, of Hartford. Connectieut, is the fourth largest of all the i ' 1,11 l ‘">
phia or Baltimore. Country mer American Fire Compan es. nrm, » no o.v .• t h.i u,| m ko,,,,
|| ... ,, f lln-most deairah e piepi rtv
All of the above companies, and several others, represented in the agency o : Town iind Count v.
delphia or
chants are invited to inspect our stock
when visiting our city.
of
HI tl.y
G. W. AIMAR & CO.
—0—0—
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PHOICE JlRUGS, /KeDIGINES, pHEMl-
CALS, ^UBGICAL JnsTHLMENTS,
Perfumeries and toilet
Articles.
J K SKTriK*
—O—O-
1 Cor.
Kill!/ und Vandtrhorxt mis.,
CHARLBSTOIT, m. C.
oct1(t-:tm
Now is the
grape vines.
best
All
Campbell & Co. on the I ee Dee “ r l he People’s Encyclojiedia of t vu tvii luiV iiiniiitl’l'lt a i>ia ii»ir
have been sent to Black River, Universal Knowledge,”contain- \\ HULER AM) H ILSO.A, HI! K0\ F;D. $•)«). Sjt.lf .dO, $40, $4-).
m Sumter County, to assist in . i ng 7 (H) pages, for sale at the
the work upon the new road at Book Store, price $1.50 a vol- We hold the trade, for we give quality and prices to suit the flowers’ Thomas'
that point. nine . " vines that bear IIS
1} . ,.. . ~ people.
j The County Exchange.
Patrick Military
GRAPE VINES.
HEP. E- ISTORiyilEIsrT,
Darlirgton, S. O. Nettles & Nettles
September 11, 1890. Attorneys It Counselors at Law
Xftf Jilt’s BanF, ol Botliujlon.
TRANSACTS A LOAN, -EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS RANK
RUSINESS. •
tceives ilp^osits at anv time, anti allows interest, at the rate of G per cent, per annual
on time deposits, payable quarterly if desired. MainUirn ilk popular ratft' of
discount for School Oertifieatoa n»d County Claims generally. Collet.-
lections receive careful attention.
nt Law,
DnrliiiRlnti II., v ( _
Will practice in alt the Sta(( -it,i
Federal Uouris* 1
Prompt personal aUeiition „• v, „ | 0
collection of claims,
mo tuimi of Ui. f.r.M r »,i|
t.my iwxllr.1 n, H.o i,,,, i llnl
frrpnrct In inonnit* ul
nt * i s
Mr. A. H.
chief of the
Institute Journal, published at kilitor Darltnqton ^ru's:
Anderson, S. C., lias compli-1 Numerous inquiries received
mented us by sending us a copy daily, I may almost say hourly,
of the admirable journal which about the Alliance warehouse
he lias in charge. and the business done through
Mr. J. D. Shaw, editor of the ^ P™mpt me to write the fol-
Bishopville Eagle who was cut ^ l0 '/; in « bri< ; £ Kketch - .
through his back to his lungs Many of your readers are
with a cotton knife on election acimainteil with the
day, is slowly improting, and p'an by which the South Caro
ls now regarded as out of dan- bna State Exchange withhead-
. ” quarters at Greenville, is oper
ated. Backed by a capital
Sami ki, Spencer, the “daft” stock of some forty thousand
colored man who was sentenced dollars it is making itself felt in
to one month’s imprisonment in the commerical w-orld.
jail at the recent term of the Last year, despite the fact
court for larceny of live stock, that our county agent was not
daily entertains his fellow-pris-1 elected until about the first of
oners with loud harangues on February, large quantities of
the subject of religion. fertilizers and groceries were
The first chapter of “Through purchased through him and
Santa Clara Wheat,” Bret dipped to the different sub-a-i
Harte’s most recent novel, gents throughout the Country, i
which appeared in the last issue ^ uuling that the increased busi-
of the The News,has been widely aess demanded some changes in
read and has been received with £be P, an ef handling goods, the
universal favor. The second £ ' ou ! 1 .^ Alliance, at a called
chapter is published this week, niet diuf? held in August last,
and is equally as interesting as rented from Messrs. Edwards,
- - 1 J b Norment & Co the building
, j known as the “Coker Ware-
BLACK
’:w
IX
k«i
tms
time to set out |
who desire the
or scuppernonif |
lart;e or well fla
vored (-rapes as this country affords,
may be supplied cheaper than by
sending North or South, by calling nt
the residence of (i. W. HYU1),
Nov-6 Hitfh Hill Township.
J
y/M. / A. pARRlGAN^
jIoHN /Ic.pwEEN,
p. T4ettles )
®f ©ipeeler's
jIoHN piSKsoN
P, p. /KcpuLLOOGH,
p. jCEITH JJARGAN.
Til
I 011 1
firm I
satxi lu'iati.coo fm
hr ol inlcical
He
Sep. 2, ’80
l.V.
©ffieeps
HiHIACfTT IH
Darlington,
1 LI
s. c.
We will take pleasure in showing you our
LUSHES OE
umes’ mm i
A
AND :
first.
I’EUvCnVEUsTCH-S,
CLOTHING, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
iHOKS, (lA'l’S,
Talbot & Sons'
Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills
and Grist Mills, are acknowl
edged to be the best ever sold in
this State ; when you buy one
of them you are satisfied that
you have made no mistake.
WRITE FOR OUR PRICES.
Cotton Gins & Cotton Presses
At Bottom Figures,
fay I can save you money -fc*
Y. C. Badham,
General Agnet,
COTTTnyEEI^A, s. c.
Home office and Factory,
Richmond, Ya.,
Juns 20, 1890—ly
E. KEIllI DAUC.AN,
I’n sklent.
WM.
A. CAltRIGAN,
Vice Pri siib a
D. 1. CHARLES, Casiihr.
M. C. Alexander
HAS REMOVED
t. ii. sim
Attorney n I . w,
J).! U L!NGTON, S. II., S.
Will practice in Ciicuit Cuuitxaml
Supreme Court of South Ciiio|j,i H
Prompt attention Kiveu io il || i,,',.
siness, and special atliniim, rk,,,
to collections. e
B. W. BOYO,
nitiio.
From the store on Pearle Street to the stand lately occupied by
Mr. S. Lewenthal, on the PUBLIC SQUARE, and is now better
prepared than ever to serve customers with the usual full stock of j -
BOYD <fc BROWN-
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Office in brick building south of
the Bank of Darlington.
DA/ILIXGTOS C !i , A r
TliOMtT rmtSON.U, ATTENTlox Ty
ALL DL’SISI SS.
Feb. 3, ’ -7 —ly,
groceries, wines, liquors, tobacco and cigars.
A large quantity of Ice just received.
A LARGE LOT OF SHINGLES ON HAND FOR SALE.
Selml Sstfe! Scitool kks
i
Lai (O' Ouaiilit cs id (.<>'d- i !• Is ing rneumi duly and i hr n any cus
iinn is i f this wi ll km wit mtaldisl uu lit Ihnui"lanit Dailiiigton County
in I* gnarantred that a contiiiiiiincc ul their patronage will mean for them |
“The Bi st Good- lor the Least .Money.”
February 1, 1890—ly
W- F. DARGAN.
Attorney at Law.
Darlington, ■ • • y. Q.
Office over Blackwell Bros. sto ie
Maieh 28.’.89 u.
OKU. IV 1;AItli A N
-:o:-
Thinkofit! Webster’s Una
bridged Dictionary for $2 at R.
L. Dargan & Co.’s Book Store!
* •*- *
A Liberal Proposition.
To the subscriber who pays us
$2.80 cents in cash, we will give
acomplete set of Dickens’ novels,
twelve volumesfpamphlet form),
and will send The Dawlington
News, the Weekly News and
Corn ier and the. Southern Culli
valor, each for one year. The
News and the Dickens’ works
will be supplied for $1.50. Th is
paper, the Cultivator and the
News and Courier will he sent
to any address for $2.30 per an
num, while the News together
with either one of them will he
supplied for $1.66 a year.
Real Estate Transfers-
house” located near the track
of the Cheraw & Darlington
Railroad just below the depot.
Their facilities for handling
heavy freight are unsurpassed.
Buying, as they do, for cash,
contracting no bad debts, get
ting the benefit of prices secur
ed by the State Agent, reducing
the cost of handling to a mini
mum are some of the reasons |
why it has been found to pay
the farmers of the county to
purchase a part of their farm
supplies through their own a-
gent.
In regard to the goods hund-
! led—they include almost every
thing a farmer needs, from a
steam engine to a cake of soap.
-:or-
McCall & Burch.
1!^ FINE ASSORSMENT
- OF -
Starl
^30
5 Ti n
Clii.u.
Unv' ^ivf
r anc *
wl 1 wWWli AWWI
The following hooks have been
adopted for Darlington County
and are now on sale at
TYM’ BOOK ST QBE
DARLINGTON, S. C.,
at prices named:
(Dip - punk of piuliimtun,
HJCIltlY t. T|IO|l|>fU|
DARGAN & THOMPSON.
Attorneys at Law,
Office, Hewitt building mp
stairs) north side of
j Square,
Darlington,
the Public
>. C.
HAS OPENED A-
Appleton’s 1st Reader
Appleton's 2d Reader,
I While, of course, it is not prac
ticable to keep all of these
! things on hand, anything not
. . | in stock will he promptly order-
Ihe following transfers of' e d at wholesale prices. Bv
real estate were recorded in the reference to their advertisement
auditor’s office for the weekend- i u The Nkws will he seen a
Ij o'vcmbor 15th: W. P. j partial list of the goods kept on
Cole. Sheriff, to.J. J. Ward, 184 hand. L.
acres in Philadelphia township
for #250. A. Weinberg to H. J.
& S. J. Martin 80] acres in Phil
adelphia township for .$1,297,5(1;
James L. White to Emma C.
White, one third interest (tim
ber contract) in 1,782 ceres in
Mechanicsville township for
$5,000 ; C. Marthinson to Mrs.
Mary
chanicsville
contract) for .$3,001,28 ; Argent 1,11 {,
% M ith to J. Manly Smith. 4 kf. VllT
BMi.. Lot and stables in rear of store for the f roe use of the public.; Appleton’s 3d Reader,
„ , Appleton’s 4th Reader,
September 18, 1890. i Appleton’s 5tli Reader,
— — JSwinton’s Word Primer,
l>re§§ l»oodt;»S>0-u*s CJooiIs Robinson’s Ruil. Aritli.
, Robinson’s Prac. Arith.
^ g-j-j Spencerian Copy Book,
JOYE&SANDERS
EVERYBODY SHOULD READ
THE STORY BY
BRET HARTE,
^ Orlman, 1782 acres in Me- If, »
icsville township (timber Jw NAf
•act) for $3,001,28 : Argent, Gil {TV . >1 K
pith to J. Manly Smith, 4 I ,A/.'[ir
acMfin Stokes Bridge township 0: l
for $1 Eliza A. DuBoseto.M. . W'/D
Marco 34{ acres in Cypress ip : I-IA
K
'mN
/press .
township for #550 ; James Neall ini.., . \'
et al. to Lucretia Reddick, 20.
acres in High Hill township for jji|| ', ;v-. v
$KXi; A. M. Lee to J. M. Josey, v-’
051 acres in Cypress township yt 5
) \r ‘
for $1,350.
~5Kt •• ■ .
Worcester’s Pri'y. Dic’ry.,
Swinton’s Lang. Primer,
Swinton’s New Lang. Los.,
Swinton’s New Eng. Gram.
! Grammar and Comp.
,, r . . , -iii -• Maury's Ele’tary. Geog.,
We have hmt received almost an entire Maury's Manual,
Maury's Physical
New Stuck of Dress Goods, Trimmings, etc., Barnes’Prim. History.
Baines’ Brief History,
and invite the ladies of Darliim’ton and sup- Bales' Gen. History,
Smith s Phys gy Primer,
countpv to call and examine them w n A h ’, s S uman B ^ dy ’i y
• W hite s Drawing (8 vol.)
before l)iiyini>*. We have a New line of D ^. ld8on 3 ^ ls 1 tu r- vof s - c ’, (i0
c The use of these books, and
Boy’s and Childrens Clothing, that we nreiH 1 ®^ oniy. wiii be enforced in;
J Darlington County for the next
selling at prices to suit all. 1
Our Stock of Shoks is large, anil judging i“X 1 & c “w« giva,'^:
OD*mlitv YVC Sell (IH1‘ UPlfOS JIl'C ,l guldt Ne\\ \oik ictail
(jl.illll.iy nt 11 (Mil [)1RC» lilt j prices, and are just what the
., books would cost the purchaser
small.
rounding’
Prices
25
40
50
75
$1.20
20
20
45
80
10
50
30!
40
00 j
80
00!
$1.45 I
$1.40 j
70
$1.20 j
$1.90!
35 i
00
15
S A.'VXKTOrd E JNIT,
Ami from and after this date will receive deposits of One Dol
lar and upwards, and pay quarterly interest on the same,
a* the rate of five p r cent, per annum, under regu
lations to-lie made known at the Dank. This is
a favorable opportunity for
F rmers. Clerks.
Mecha ics, Laborers,
Factory Open lives,
To Save Their Earnings.
: BRIGHT
W. C. COKER,
President.
Darlington, S, C' w June 18, ’89
W1LLIAMS0H,
Cashier, i
from the
Rev. R. W. Lide Resigns.
(Charleston World.)
The Baptists of Charleston,
and indeed persons of every
creed, will he sorry to know
that Rev. Robt. W. Lide, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will
leave the city for other fields of
usefulness. At Sunday’s ser
vices Mr. Lide presented his
“Ttirsugh Santa Clara
Wheat.”
Attention Mechanics!
All ]n-rMinii in need of hahhitt nu tul
can pan-htsie it <-lie»|itit Til D.ut-
MMiTo.N News ofi.Vc.
June 12, ’HO—tf
Also we have Crockery, Glassware, Tin
ware, Groceries, Tobacco, etc. (’all and get
our prices before buying, we will save you
money. liesj icetfully,
.1 VK & SANilKItS.
September 18, 1890.
if he should send to the publish- 1
ers for them, it is needless to !
expect a reduction at any time, i
or under any circumstances
whatsoever. By buying at home
the purchaser is saved the trou
ble and expense of ordering The
from the North ; that is all we
claim.
R. L. DARGAN & CO.
Sep. 18, ’90.
COTTOM
LEVATOR
tax*
Cleans, Dries,Improves the a?
Market Value s (p T ToH
->Jend forJBook,—
DdDLEY E.J°/iE5 C° /fe
Little Rock^ark,
C. P. IMKGAB,
Attorney at Law
and Trial Justice,
Practice!) in llie United Smii, Cuuri
in Ihe dll, imJ Jib oire"ii» Preni|.l
lion lo al bueinees entrnelcd I• him.
Office, Ward's Lane, next to
barber shop.
“c. S. PITCHER,
— PliAbKU (3i
Machinery
— AND —
HARDWARE,
I Cutler;,-, (Linn, Agricultural Imple
ments, House Furnishing ((p(>(|«.
Phosphate. Railroad atp| K||
gincurs’ Supplies. Rrltiiig,
Cotton (iln*. and Prssece
-’SI MEETING 8T..
CHARLESTON,
Sep 25, '90—3m
J.
S. C.
GEO. C. TOALC,
Hcnny clivcb
Geo. E. Toale a Co,
MAMFArrt’RF.BS
—Asp—
WHOLIiSALM DBALKRH IN
Doors, Sash, Wlinds,
Builders Hardware,
ASD
1,
OFFW.'K ANP SALKSKOOMS
10 .Hid 12 II iynr S'rn-(,
East Shore Terminal Company, ( iiaulksiox, . s
JJ 'rite for Extimates.
May 31, 1888,
U
- 40 Wall 8t., New York.
M > M A ,v .VjE,
©ealep
m
resignation to the church. No
action was taken by the con
gregation, but the resignation
will be accepted at a future
meeting.
The relations between the Wllie, Ale, Beer,
pastor and congregation have
always been of the most pleas
ant nature and the separation
is regretted by both. Mr. Lide, The Very Finest!
however, feels thai he has ae- -w -
complished a large part of the JL_rlC| ULOIiTS
work in the field opened to him
in the city and he has deter
mined to leave. Whore he will
Darliigte’s Hsw Estep!
The Darlington Land
provment Company
Ibiil ling Lots an I
Im-
/-v TEN T b,
Have tlfcyirahir*
f *»•*!»*•• V p
•l\ lo
Pcp-iib
Liquors and Cigars.
Brands cf
Just received which is
1 off at a low price,
is-An oet-80
ROOFING.
Always in Stock
. , HI ... A LARGE SUPPLY OF
go he has not yet determined,,, , T
hut he will continue his pastor- 1 '
ate here until January. •; ust received which is being
Mr. Lide is a pastor who has s
lieen not only popular among
his own congregation, hut
among every other denomina
tion, and with all with whom
he has come in contact. His
letirement from the ministry in 1 0
generally’regretted!'*’ 6 ' 0 ’ 6 ’ ^ ^ RoOliug
Highway Robbers. FELT
For the last two or three Vl'T 0,1 h’ ♦2. , xi i>er kio gquarr feet
weeks tliere have hm>n so manv 1Iak,s « K 00<1 root for year*, and anv (
robberies committed upon per-wmpM t fiV^rtK,* temp f ° r
eons m the town that the police
authorities are warranted in
the belief that there is a gang
of men here whose purpose i
The Darlington Planing Mill
We carry in stock all material used in the building line
such as
Rough Framing Lumber, of all sizes, Plain-
Dressed Weather Beards, Ncvsltv siding.
TONGUE AYR GROOVE FLOORING AM CEILING.
Brackets of the latest designs. Als: 4 orna-
men al sc. oil sawing in all its brar ches.
BA LUJoTE r-. , TUFUST EB OTS S A. WEB
OE ATr 2T EATTEF>>7S. IT fc, W.
ees, ac, NO iviisrs aistb eait ”
RTA-IEt K.A IBS.
laoi'i.iii.Vi s »\ Y»{i:tT Y4«i.,rv .>3- i*. . .
.1 nti *i4, -1 \
m MITICIi
.1 J IVAIIH
i I mill Ti p.i.urrr
OI-IA-BLESTOTST S. O.
(iE<), Ai EVANS, President; 1
(rK.f>. (j, EVA\’H, yifjf- T’riislilent; Nt
J. I,. NlSBET, Secri'iary,
A. II f4AI)DIS, Qen’l. Manager; 1 w , „ y.u . . „
Cl IAS MOYER, Agont, j J 4<> East Bay,Chftr!t-s(on, «. O.
: (/avu.-.ts and I i.ult' Marks obtained.
This company has purchased the Union Wharves and seven wharves south ail< t ah Patent business eondueted tor
. , j of the Custom House. A double track railroad connects with eil hese rail- Moderate Fias.
,n i roads entering Cha leston, affording facilities for the transfer 1 of all k mis of Our Office is Opposite U. 8 Patent
freight to and f om railroad cars at the wharves and manufactors on Cooper Office and wo can secure patent in
River. A three thousand ton compress is helnit put i p to be ready in October, less time and at less cost than those
Two press s new running with facilities for transferring from presses to ves- remote from Washington.
| eels equal to any other port. Oct 9,'18110. j Pend model, drawinir or photo., with
description. Wo advise, if patentahl(l
so, ft
sUh !. ul I '00RS, SAhliES
illnl
15 i.
Trkascrkr’s Office, )
Dari.ixotox, Co., Sej). :5, '90 )'
The Tax Hooks will 4<' open at the.
places and dates named below for the j
collection of State, County, Special
County, Sehool Special ^ad Poll taxes
for the ftseiii year Goiipiienrinp; No
vember 1st, 1889.
October 1(1 and 17. Society Hill.
October 27, Lamar.
October 28, Cypress.
October 29, Stokes Rrldjte
October 30 and H n-vil'e,
November 10. McCall's Brunch.
Noyoniber 12, Phi adelphia.
Novemtier 18, IliRh Hill
November 14, Swift .reek. *
November 18, Antioch.
November 19, I jea Yens worth.
November 20, Mecltaniesvine.
Novemljer, 21, 22, Lydia.
At Oarlintfton C. H , October 15, 18
20, 21, 22, 28, 24. 25. and November 1
8- 4, 5, (!. 7, 8, 15, 17. 24, ami the bal
ance uf Hm time to December ]5, in-
cluslve.
Hooks will close at 8 P. M., on Sat
urdays.
Levy for State 5J mills
Levy for Countv 8 “
i-evy for 8|>eeial 1 '•
Iievy for School
MASON’S -JEWELRY STORE.
WATCHES.
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY.
vV’.IM'
o
FINE GOODS ON EASY FAYMENTS
To town people at
Mason’s Jewelry Store.
HUM ELASTIC ROOFING CO.,
ed and 38 West Broadway, New York.
l*«al Agents Wanted.
-o—
, ’90
WE HAVE A30UI Jp VERY
SALE CHEAP.
DCSiRABLE LOTS FOR
KB mills
lit “
Is-vy for School Sta-eiul 5J
Total for Graded 8cho<!
Total for bal of Coufft-.
Poil Tax $1.
H. E C. FOUNTAIN,
_ Treasurer D. C.
Sep 18, ’90
. W. F, O A-liT 3EB.,
Ax-olxitoct,
Oon!rac!or ad Buildar.
D. Ill LING TON, - - S C.
Sept. 11, 1890.
Southern Fruit Company,
W. H. MIXON, - - Manager.
j Importers and wholesale dealers
in foreign and domestic
or not. fryo of charge, On# (ef pef
iluc 4UI patent issi»i*tuvii
A Littlc Book. “How to Obtain Pat-
e n t8”with nanu*s of actual clients in
your fitato, County or town sent free.
Add Fees,
C. A. SNOW <fc CO.
Opp. Patent Office, Washinptpp, p, 0
Music, Music.
Our business increases. We are now
supplying homes with pianos and or
gans from Georgetown, on the sea
coast, to the Hlue Ridge Mountains,
:n North arplinn. Note our tiifiiti)
summer son t Buy now at lowest
cash prices and pay when cotton is
sold Read our liberal offer and write
at once for catalogue and prices Your
choice in Pianos—pav 825 cash and
the balance December 1st; select your
thebai-
-ely our
the above
* " tiWl
Organ—pay $10 cash
ance December 1st.
lowest cash price given
terms. Remember
to sell on the egsy
One price to all; 15"
can please you. A
J. B.'
fruit and
No. 217
CHARLESTON, -
Oct 9
I produce,
East Bay,