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‘If it's lost
for Uto rancho," ho arid Reriou:
,r wuoeied Kia horee, noddotl
trotted cff.
Mai. Ilandolph’s il^nro of tiio ••iife
hiocel cf f ho ruiiciio’ thtuhotl acrosit her
ecddculy. the inuw nothing of im-a-
tieaor th j costly appltance; hv r/hfeh
tho C.utfjmirra a^-icaltv.
ilia summer draught
vaguely geesoed that the di’eadtul earth-
q^a-.* had ttmc:: at pi'os^crity Oi
J b Je.yc ■ Uiis'iu
Our job dojiai iiuorH iHnupplieil with
uvery hu itity nceesstiry to t noble us
tu com pete botli ns to pdec uml quuli-
tv 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 1111 orders at short notice for
Hlanks, Bill Heads, latter Heads,
Curds, Hand Bills, Pq|ters>, Circulars,
'•ainphlets, &e.
All job work must be paid for
Cash On Delivery.
ibetey.
Disasters.
Disasters come not singly,
jin; us if they watched and waited,
Scanning one another's motions.
When tin* fi st descends, the cithers
Follow, follow, gathering flock-wise
Uouml their .ictiinsiek andwouuded-
First a shadow, then a sorrow.
Til! the air is dark with anguish.
Loxofkli.ow.
TIimIi Siuta ClrfM
By FRANCIS BEET HARTS,
ICopyrljSit AH rlsiit* reserved.)
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
('UAPTKll 1.—Hose Mallory, while
being driven through a great wheat
Held in ihe Santa Clara valley, is de
layed by the breaking of a wheel. A
ranchman named Dawson comes to
l—r assistance. While waiting for
him to arrange matters so that she i
can proceed, she talks with an inter-;
esting young man who is of an in
ventive turn and whose name is
Thomas Bent. She is on her way to
visit an old friend of her father, Maj.
Handolph.
CHAPTKR 2.—Hose arrives at the
ranch of Maj. Randolph. Be is the
second husband of a French woman
who had, when he married her, two
children. The girl is named Adele
and lier brother, now a young man,
Kurile. The domestic atmosphere at
the Randolphs’ is not always uneloud- :
ed. Mine Randolph suggests, much
to the major's disgust, that a match
between Emile and Rose would not be
injudicious.
Ohaptkr 3.— Rose is somewhat
dazzled by the dignified French man
ners of Mine. Randolph and her chil
dren. Emile is on the brink of a pro
posal when an earthquake shakes the
house. He runs away, leaving Rose
to take care of herself. She escapes
unharmed. Fearing another shock;
the family improvise a shelter, rather
than spend the night in the house.
CHAPTER IV.
facte people
ago snj lu l bi
friends. The unde
her nature was toud
a momentary fauit-
after all, only a taisunt
betyvoa her and
ment? She tunic:’
toward the house.
Hastening oqward she found time,
however, to wonder ubo why these com-
ntou men—sho now included oven the
3 cu::g inventor iu timt category—were
ail bo rude and uncivil to her. Sho had
never before boon treated iu this way;
she had always been rather embarrassed
by tha admiring attentions of young
mon—clerks and collegians in her At-
Kintio home, and of profos'jioual men,
merchants and oioj'.t brog.>v.» is Ha:i
Irancisco. itwa; true they wora not
aa continually devoted ,a her and to tho
uica art and ctiq -.ette of pleasing as
Emile—they Uml otbor t hings to think
about, being in businaaa and uat being
. gcntloineu, but t.i. 1 s they were greatly
superior to tlieite clowns, that took no
notice of her and rodo off without lin
gering or formal leave taking when their
selfish affairs were concluded.
It must be the contact of the vulgar :
earth—this wretched, cracking, material :
and yet ungovernable and lawless ca.tli 1
—that so depraved them. She felt sho !
would like to say this to como one—not I
her father, for be wouldn't listen to
her; not to the major, whs would langh-1
ingly argue with 1: c. bat to Mrs. Ran- j
dolph, who would nsderstand her—and j
perhaps cay it some day hi her own ‘
idiarp. sneering way to thosa very ;
clowr.B. \i its thece gentle sentiments
Irradiating her blr. * eyes and putting a !
lunl; finch vj.-cn her fair cheek Rose j
reached tae garden with tho intention of
rushing cympatheticaily into Mrs. Ran
dolph's arms.
But it suddenly occarred to her that
the would bo obliged to state how she
became aware of this misfortune, and
with it tamo an in .tinctivo ave won to
speak of her meeting with the inventor.
Sho would wait until Mrs. Handolph
told her. But alt
, prosperity, bad no
mea of doing so in adversity, mid at the
to b ro ®P*? t being oo'ugod to go back to
youtliful struggle Imd recafleil some of
ven-impor- r 0 .^ d ° l ' en '? eu , C( “ of lHat l*™ 1 - «e
• 1 , looked up quietly and said:
at her wonder- conclnsioiu an- as dear am]
t means ruin , , to ‘ m ° iTOW '» they were to
•lay 1 shall certainly try to secure his
sorvicea."
“Then I can only say 1 would prefer
the water witch. lie at least would not
represent a class of neighbors who have
made themselves systematically uncivil
and disagreeable to us."
“I am afraid. Josephine, we have no;
tried to make ourselves particularly
agreeable to them, said the major.
"If that can only be done by admit-
I ting their equality 1 prefer they should
It. He >
gravely and
ip’.wsed
>ho oaly i
arklcn s Aruira Salve. loss of appotito, headache and
The best Salve in the world dyspepsia, no medicine’ is its
for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, equal. It can be hud from,
salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, Dr. John A. Boyd.
A Might breeze ruffles the ocean. The tapped hands, chilblains corns, --r-;-- —
vessels«nd by under fall sail, and (he “ nd a, ‘ 8km eruptions, and pos- A Favorite Paper,
fishing boata. off on the banks', rise and lively cures piles, or no pay re- The publishers of Youth'*
fall like logs on the long ground swell. <|Uired. It is guaranteed to give Compnnion have issued a beau-
beach in great perfect satisfaction, or money tiful Calander for 1801. unique
refunded. Price 25 cents per and convenient, which cents ins
box. For sale by Willcox & Co.! also the Announct ■meats for
**'T— ~ nex t year. Among the new
Adolphus “Autumn is a sad | names which will grace this mo-
season to me. I wonder why del young folks’ weeklv paper 1
, , I the leaves turn red.” Angelina are the Lord Chief-Justice of
cxnted s«i gulls. Now and then the - Perhaps they’re blushing.” j England—Coleridge, Hon. Seth
jwteh scintillates with alver spots, mid Adolphus—“Ah, but why should' Low. the venerable Hannibal
lloaitl u t ithing Smuek—The QnM-
tl«»n »r TMekU uihI What It
111 tic ft alii ii f or |tu»iue«H Mini
Comblneil—Catching Rtitca on Nho
The surf breaks on the
combers, which throw themselves high
upon the sand and then rush back to
mingle with the more congenial de
ment On the bluff at Seabright stands
a man whose eyes, tdiaded by his hand,
are bent fixedly upon a small dark fHitch
on the ocean over which are clustered
Tint h inn 1 Qiipnoonc
ilu jilu: - vj UlUJgllu
Smi
Like Success!
discreet visitor, ij uot l.'uow;.. ,-is it w;is
suddenly stopped by :i bullet from the
rcsobud lips of the ingenuous Adel.-
“Why, lie's vary Imndsome when his
face is clean, and his hands are small
and not at all hard. And he doesn’t talk
the least bit queer or common."
There was a dead alienee. “And pray
where did you eve lii::i. and what do von
know about his lyiuds." .••.sited Mrs. Ran
dolph iu her most desiccated voice. ••Or
lias the major already presented you to
him? 1 shouldn’t be surprised."
“No, but," hesitated the young girl,
with a certain mouse like „ edacity,
“when you sent me to look niter Miss
Mallory I oamo up to him just after ha
had spoken to her, an 1 ho Hopped to ask
me how we all were, and if Miss Mallory
were really frightened by the earth
quake, and he shook hands for good af
ternoon—that's all."
“And who taught yon to converse
with common strangers aad shake hands
with them,” continued Mrs. Randolph
with narrowing lips.
“Nobody, mamma, Imt t thought if
| Miss Mallory, who ii a yoaag lady,
<vir,V> #peak to him so could !, who mu
j not out yet."
“Wo won’t discuss this any further at
| present,” said Mrs. Randolph stithy, as
| the major smiled grimly at Rose. “The
| earthquake seems to have shake.) down
1 in this house more than the chimneys."
It certainly had sliaim all power of
sleep from the eyes of Rase when the
household at last dispersed to lie down
in their clothes on the mattr • sses which
had been arranged under the awnings.
She was continually starting up from
confused dreams of the ground shaking
under her, or she seemed to Ire standing
‘ on tho brink of some dreadful abyss, like
1 the great chasm on the grain field, when
it began to tremble and crumble be-
line, neatly coiled and ending in sii
inches or more of stout wire, to which
is attached a lead squid. Removing his
shoes and stockings and rolling up his
trousers the man, carrying the coil of
line on iris arm. wades into the surf, and
catching hold of tho line about six feet
from the squid begins to whirl the piece
of lead around his head. It whirls fast
er and faster. After the retreat of a
wave he finally runs down almost into
the ocean bed and lets go of the line.
The squid dies out straight a hundred
Qeiiilemen—After having dys- i Trul v a host of names m
pepsia for fifteen years I tried j selves, sufficient to war-:
your Microbe Killer. Using it success of
for about five months I find my-
self entirely relieved Very
respectfully,
A. P. Mathews.
For Sale at Dr. Garner’s ding
store.
“You see that poor beggar?
ami fifty feet or more and settles into ^ short time ago he had an im
the breakers. mense fortune left him.” “You
fishing KRon the shore. don't say so 1 Drank and gam-
Then the fisherman hauls it in baud bled it U way, I presume?” "No,
over hand as rapidly as he can. A blue- he started a forty-column news-
Us i,lumps from the water and the line paper in a five-column town.”—
assumes a marked ngidity. The fisher- Chit-fin,,
man hauls yet faster, and pulls np on the ’ '
beach a six pound beauty. Ho unhooks p * .
the long, powerful bodied, blue backed. tpoch.
white bellied fish very gingerly, for he is The transition from long iin-
mindful of tho ruzorlike teeth and does gering and painful sickness to
not car? to lose a finger He throws the robust health marks an epoch
fish high-upon the beach and begins Iris in th} life of th ,. individual.
Such a remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and
the
efforts afresh. In half an hour the blue-
fish. which have been in chase of a school
of menhaden, head for the deeper ocean,
and the fisherman picks up his catch of fl> e agency whereby
a dozen or more and walks
back to the
house. Such is bluefishiiigon the Jersey
coast.
\v ould you see the siiort on Cireat
South Cay. go to any of the Isinlering
towns, and engage fora small sum a sail
boat and a captain to take yon out. If
you do not become seasick and there is a
reefing breeze yon will have grand sport.
A squid and hue can be used, or a 4fiMl
and reel with
well over on i.
good
;ough that ladv was
~ .lit uexitu tu n
engaged in a low voiced discussion in I f .
French with Emile and Adeio which in- ,. th h f t ’ . ,
stantly ceased at lie,- approach there « was near morning when, unable to
was no allusion made to tho new calarn 1 °? sc ' r 1 ’ Bh ? InM ^ e 1 d w,t t h '
out disturbing the sleeping Adele, who
, : occui«od tiio same curtained recess with
telegraph to your j 0 8 ijp on (. f ronl t fj 0
>ty
“Yon need not telegraph to your
father,” she said, r.s Rose approached.
“He lias already telegraphed to you for
news. As you were out, and the mes
senger was waiting cn answer, wo
ojXMicd the dispatch, and sent one telling
him that you were ail right, and that he
need not hurry here on your account.
So you are satisfied, I hope.” A few
hours ago this would have beeu true,
and Rose would have probably seen in
the action of her hostei:t only a flatter
ing nfotheriy supervision. There was,
in fact, still a lingering trace of that
trust in her mind, yet she was conscious
that she would have preferred to answer
the dispatch herself and to have let her
father come.
To a girl brought up with n belief in
the right of individual independence of
thought and action there was something
in Mrs. Randolph’s practical ignoring of
that right which startled her in spile of
her new conservatism; while os the
daughter of a business man her instincts
revolted against Mrs. Randolph’s un
businesslike action with (he telegram,
however vulgar and unrefined she may
have begun to consider a lifo of business
and its connections. The i esult was a
certain constraint an 1 embarrassment
in her manner which, however, had the j ing tho telegram’
landablo effect of limiting Emile’s at
tentions to significant glance.;, and was
no doubt Variously interpreted by the
others. But she satisfied her conscience
by determining t6 make a confidence of
her sympathy to tho major on the first
opportunity.
This she presently found when the
othera were preoccupied, the major
greeting her with a somewhat careworn
face, but a voice whose habitual kind-
awmng.
Wrapped in a thick shawl she made her
way through the encompassing trees
and bushes of the garden that had
seemed to imprison and suffocate her to
the edge of tho grain field, where sho
could breathe the freer air beneath an
open starlit sky. There was no moon
and tho darkness favored her; she had
no fears that weighed against tho horror
of seclusion with her own fancies. Be
sides, they were campiu;; out of tho house,
and if sho chose tiasR up or walk about
no one could think it strange.
Sho wished her father were here, that
she might have some of her own kin to
talk to, yet she knew pot v.-liat to sayio
him if he were here. She wantejJ some
body to sympathize with her feelings—
or rather, perhaps, some one to combat
and even ridicule the uneasiness that h&l
lately come over her. She knew whal
her father would say: “Jo you want t*
go or do you want to stay here? Do yo»
like these people or do you not?" She ro-
membered tiio one or two glowing ani
enthusiastic accounts sho had writtes
him of her visit here, and felt herself
blushing again. What would ho think
of Mrs. Randolph’s opening and answer-
Wouldn’t he find out
health has been attained is
gratefully blessed. Hence it is
that so much is heard in praise
of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration
to health, to theuseof the Great
Alterative and Tonic. If you
are troubled with any disease
of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach,
‘quid. The iioat keels of long or short standing you
i'c'mid rushes through will sure! v find relief by use of
^veraTl^^br'"; Electric Hitters. Sold at 50c.
boat, and the squids of bone or metal fly a i( per bottle at W lllcox &
through the water. Nov/the fish strikes ^ Drug Store^^
one line, now another, until fingers, pro- - *
tected as they arc by mitts, are sore and Lithe distribution of VOCa-
nnnsache. A morning's sport will often tions it is a strange fact that the
yield enough fish for a large hotel. man who could run a newspa-
Another method frequently practiced per to suit every one is alwavs
mL 19 £ U vTi 'f?™ ?* A chnm - in some other business thin
rning. Several hundred menhaden, or • _ i* n i w 11
"bunkers." are secured, a portiou of journalism -Boston Traveller.
which are ground or chopiied up into a
kind of mush, and liberally scattered COLUMBIA, TENN., Feb. 17,1890.
over tho surface of the water where the Radam's Microbe Killer Co.,
boat is anchored. * Nashville, Tenn.:
THE outfit. /Jc«r ,Sirs.—I will sav as to
An oily "stick” is thus formed which the merits of Microbe Killer that
floats rapidly io lee-a-iird. and often at- I have an old servant who has
tracts the bluefisii within a radius of a i- i •., » •, e
mile. A slice from tho menhaden's back ,1Ved W1 J h 0 ,r fa,ml - V , fo ' sl -> t >;
is put on a large book and tho lino is years ; her age IS sixty-eight
thrown overboard, and us it drifts away 1 years. She has had the dropsy
tho b.it is seized hv tho voracious fish j for thirty-five years. I saw the
thea.-
ut the
a paper.
Five serial stories are piv ; -
ed, by Molly E. Seawall, Reht.i -|
ca Harding Davis, Julie Xi. L pi - \-i
man, H. 11. Boyesen and Klua- ,
heth W. Bellamy. A popular
series on the latest discoveries
in science will treat of the stars,
the sun, the moon, the earth,
the ocean, and the Gulf Stream.
There will he another popu
lar series on music by Mine.
Albani. Emma Juch.Xlmc. Nor-
dice, Marie Van Zandt, and
Emma Nevada, while Amelia
E. Barr, Mary A. Livermore,
Jenny J uue and Marion Harland
will tell what a girl of sixteen
can do when thrown on her
own resources.
Full prospectus and Specimen
Copies sent Free, on applica
tion. Now subscribers who
semi $1 75 now will receive the
paper to January 1, 1891, and a
full year from that date.
Tho ran<on UAD-
AM'S Mi <? ROHE
KiI.LF.U is the moat
wotidoriul medicine,
is because it lias nev
er failed in n i,y j,,.
stance, no matter
wlint the disease,
from DKI’HomY to
the simplest disease
known to the human
system. The scientific men of to-day
claim and prove that every disease is
CftUStB Blf MICROBES,
— AND —
Radam’s Microbe Killer
Exterminates the Microbes and drives
them out of the system, and when that
is done you cannot have an nelia or
pai.:. No matter what the disease,
whether a simple ease of Malaria Fe
ver or a combination of diseases, we
eur. them all at the same time, as we
treat all diseases constitutionally.
|1 > ii • • *•*<•
u. Aur Mv
Schedule of the Hartsviile R. R.
Hartsvii.lk. S. C., Dec. 7. '811.
DAILY MIXED TRAIN
Leaves Hartsviile, (1.45 A. 51.
J .eaves Jovann, 7.20 “
Arrive at Floyd's, 7.4a “
Making connection wi.h the South
bound passenger train on the tlhernw
& Darlington Railroad.
RETURNING.
heave Floyd's, 10.00 A. 51.
i'Cave Jovann. 10.20 “
A i rive at Hartsviile, 10.00 “
This train waits two hours, if necessa
ry, for the North bound freight train
on (,'. &. J). R. ii.
J.
L. COKER.
President.
mu <:. & a. and c. s *•. hah iuu: s
I’BISIDZXT'slIiriCK I
C. & D. AND C. A 8. KAIUIO tils. >
Cbarleslun, 8. C., N ay I, 1810 J
Uu and after May 1*4. the irafS • i
ihcse roads will run aa lol'oo - ^S»n . , , «
oepled) rvery day : ^
ina, < 'om-uuiption, Catarrh, Bron
ihitis, Rlieumati.m, Kidney and
Liver Disease, ('hills and Fever, Fe
male Troubles, iu all its forms, and,
in fact, every Disease known to the
Human System.
Beware of Fraudulent Imitations!
See that our Trade-Mark (same as
above) appears on each jug. i
Send for book, “History of the 51i- Arr ■ ,,
crobj Killer,” given away at
GARNER’S DRUG STOKE,
Darlington, S C,
Jan 23, 181)0
DOW ft
W*dtbboro.....
Benuclio
Morven’ft
.'’cKorland
Ura Vv rite raw
('fttfb’s
Society Hill....
Floyd's
I Darlington
Palmetto...
at Ploience
A M
k40
S&i W M Ms!
The following hooks have been
adopted for Darlington County
and arc now on sale at
77//; BOOK STORK
DAL-INGTON, S. C.,
at prices named:
which swam about the Ixiat.
Biueiish tackle u exceedingly cheap.
A dollar will purchase nil that is neces-
sary for hard fishing, while an outlay of
M or f7 will buy a stout easting rod, a
Cheap, stont reel and line, and the nec
essary hooks ami squids. With this out
fit the most fastidious can fish.
Microbe Killer advertised and
bought three jugs and it has
cured herentirely. This I know
to be a fact. This was before I
took the Agency for the Microbe
Killer. I could give you testi
monials from dozens who have
Small snappers of two i-ovmds weight been greatly benefitted by using
are quito abundant at Broad channel and the Microbe Killer,
the inlet of Jamaica bay. and also at Sea- Respectful! v
wuren. Prince's bay. the Horse at Sandy ALGIE A. HoDGK.
Hook and at Bamegat. The large fish For sale nt Dr Girner'x <lrmr
mnninr from my to nomirla hn.v#» 1 “ 1 c ^
ft tea* the young inventor from the wheal
ranch.
I» her desire to he alone anj to evade
the now significant attentions of Emile
she took advantage of the bustle that
followed the hurried transfer of furni
ture and articles from the house to es
cape through the to the outlying
fields,'Striking into one of the dusty
lanes that sho remembered, she wan
dered • on for half an hour until her
progress and meditation were suddenly
arrested. Sue bad come upon a long
chasm or crack in the soil, fully twenty
feet wide and as many in depth, cross
ing her i«*tii at right angles. Sue
got remember having seen it before; the : only given him fi^upi.resscd version
k running from six to fifteen pounds have 1 ,
• j been found in great quantities all along
the Dong Island and Jersey coasts. The
from the major if she liad garbled the reason is usually from themiddleof July
sense of his dispatch? to the first of October.
Away to tho right, 'U tho midst of the "V I-c sure of good fishing and big fish
distant and invisible wheat field, there nur should go aboard one of the stanch
was the same intermittent star,.which I*tic smacks that supply Fulton market
like a living.breathing thing seemed todi- with its Friday's bluefish. A little tact
(ruck of wheels went up to its precipi-
loffc edge, sho could soo the track re
peated on the other side, but the hiatus
remained, unbridged and uncovered. It
was not there yeste lay. She glanced
right and left; tho fir uro seemed to ex
tend like a moat or :h from tho dis
tant road to the upland between her
and the great wheat valley Ifllow, from
which sho was shut off.
j\ii odd sense of being iu some way a
prisoner confronted her. Sho drew back
with impatient start, and perhaps her
fh-tif real sense pf indignation. A voice
behind her, which sho at once recog
nized, scarcely restored her cahnnes.;.
'•you can’t got across there, miss,”
Bho turned. Uwfwtho young inven-
ness waa unchanged. When he had con
doled with her oa tho terrifying phe
nomenon that had marred her visit to the
rancho—and sho could not help impa
tiently noticing that he, too, seemed to
have accepted his wife's theory that she
had been half deliriously frightened—
he regretted that her father had not con
cluded to come down to the rancho, as
his practical advice would have been
invaluable in this emergency. She was
abouhjo eagerly explain why, when it !
occurred to her that Mrs. Randolph had
the telegram, and that sho would he be
traying her or again taking sides in-this ,
partisan divided homo. With some ;
hesitation she at last alluded to tho ac
cident to the artesian well.
The major did notask her how she had
heard of it; it was a bud business, be
thought, but it might not be a total loss.
The water may have boon only diverted
by the shock, and might be found again
at a lower level or iq come lateral fis
sure. He had scut hurriedly for Tom
Rent—that clover young engineer at the
wheat ranch who was always studying
up these things with his inventions—and
that was his opinion. No, Tom was not
! awcll digger, but it was generally known .
t&at ho had “located” onfl or two, and !
of that
late in glowing respiration,and which she
had seen the first night of her visit—Mr.
Bent's forgo. It must bo uearlydaylight
now. The poor fellow had been np all
night, or else was stealing this early
march on the day. fche recalled Adele’s
sudden eulogium of him. The first nat
ural Emils that had como to her lips
siftco tho oarthquako broke up her nerv
ous restraint and sent her back more liks
her old self to her couch.
and the judicious use of four or five dol
lars will secure a berth. These boats go |
out to the banks of the Jersey or Long (
island shore and sail around until fish
are sighted. Then they anchor.
Small hand mills are brought ou deck i
and menhaden are ground up. Dories to
the number often of a dozen, each car
rying a man and menhaden, mush aud
bait, put off from the smacks and anchor
“Are you superstitious, dear ?«
asked the Chicago man. “Not
in the least.” “I am pd a, I of
Ahat, for you komv, darling,
j you will be my thirteenth wife.”
J —Philadelphia Pres*.
Brices
25
40
50
The Pulpit and the Stage.
Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor
United Brethren Church, Blue
Mound, Kan., says : “I feel it
my duty to tell xvhat wonders
Dr. King’s New Discovery lias
done for me. My Lungs were
l badly diseased, and my parish-
| ioners thought I could live only
a few weeks. I took five bot-
within a radius of half a mile. At the
But she had not proceeded far toward j end of the day each dory will bring in
tho tent when sho heard tho sound of two or three hundred large fish. As the
low voices approaching her. It was the smacks remain out from a week to ten i,. , .. , XT TV
major and his Wife, who, like herself, days, and meat, fish and fresh vegetables ties ot Dr. K.ing S New DlSCOV-;
had evidently been unable to sleep and comprise the bill of fare, an enjoyable Cry and am sound and well,
were up betimes. A new instinct of se- sea voyage offers its attraitions in addi- gaining 2(5 lbs. in weight.”
tion to the fishing.—New York World. Arthur Love, Manager Love’s
— j p unn y Folks Combination,
I'retty uto* c>pri oiri*. writes: “After a thorough
One of the prettiest sights I know is to • - - -
Appleton’s 1st Reader
Appleton's 2d Reader,
Appleton'tvid Reader,
Appleton’s 4th Reader, 75
Appleton’s 5th Reader, $1.20
Swinton’s Word Primer, 20
Swinton’s Word Book, 20
Robinson’s Rud. Arith. 45
Robinson’s Prac. Arith. 801
Spencerian Copy Book, 10
Worcester's Pri’y. Dic’ry., 50
Swinton’s Lang. Primer, 90
Swinton’s New Jiang. Les., 40
Swinton’s New Eng. Gram. <10
Grammar and Comp. 80
Maury's Ele’tary. Geog., 00
Maury’s Manual, $1.45
Maury’s Physical $140,
Barnes’ Prim. History, 70:
Barnes’ Brief History, $1.20
Barnes' Gen. History, $1.90
Smith’s Phys'gy Primer, 35
Smith’s Human Body, 00
White’s Drawing (8 vol.) 15
Davidson’s History of S. C., 00
The use of these books, and
these only, will be enforced in
Darlington County for the next
three years. Teachers will con
sult their own interests by en
deavoring to conform to the law.
As the prices above given are
the regular New Y'ork retail
prices, and are just what the
books would cost the purchaser
if he should send to the publish
ers for them, it is needless to
expect a reduction at any time,
or under any circumstances
whatsoever. By buying at home
the purchaser is saved the trou
ble and expense of ordering
from the North ; that is all we
claim.
R. L. DARGAN & CO.
Sep 18, ’90.
Ii. S. II tffili & SO,l
Manutacturers
—OF—
Doors, Sasli, Dlmus
JVLOXJJLIDXISrGS
—AND-
Building Material,
KSTADLISIIKD 1842.
CHA RLPSTOX, ,S\ C.
/pril, 20 1889—1
A. C. McFall,
-sgiKh
•• V- Si---
Agoiit of Manufacturers for the
sale of Engines, Boilers, 8nw Mills,
Grist Mills. Gins, Presses, Thresher*,
Shafting. Pulleys, Belting. Circular
Saws, and machinery supplies. Par
ties who contemplate buying machin
ery of any hind will find it to their
i interest to get prices from me before
buying elsewhere. I have for sale at
a bargain, a complete Ginning outfit,
consisting of allO saw Hall Gin, feeder
and condenser, a Buss Press, net shaft
ing and pulleys, belting, Sir., a 20
corn mill, very little used, ami a new
10-Horse Engine and boiler, which
will be sold on easy terms at a liar-
gain. For prices and terms, call on
A.O. McFALL,
Darlington Oil 51 ill.
June 20, ’90,
PATTTinM l>ou»ln* Shoe* are
VlXUlJLVJi^ warranted, niid every pair
hHM Ii is name and price ntaaipcd on ootlom.
cretiveneas, which she felt was partly
tho effect of her artificial surroundings,
checked her first natural instinct to call
to them, and sho drew back deeper in
the shadow to let them pass. But to her
great discomfiture the major in a con
versational emphasis stopped directly
iu front of her.
trial and convincing evidence, I
am confident Dr. King’s New
Discovery for Consumption,
beats ’em all and cures when
to ti'y it.” Free trial bottles at
Willcox & Co. Dru£ t Store.
Regular sizes 50c. and $i .00.
They' were roasting chestnuts
: in the fire. “I am going to call
t had long ago advised the tapping
tor from (he wheat roach on horseback g ow by a second boring in case of just
and with a clean face. He had just rid- „<■}, an emergency. He was coming
deu out of tho grain on the same aide of to-morrow. By the way. he had
tho chasm as herself. asked how tho young lady visitor was,
“But yon seem to hare got over,” she i l0 ped she had not been alarmed by
faid bluntly. the earthquake.
“Yes, but it was further up the field. Rcxe f c i t herself again blushing—and
1 reckoned that the spHt might be deeper w hat was more singular, with an unex-
bnt not so broad in the rock outcrop un( i i jt seemed to her, ridiculous
over there than in the adohe here. I -
found it so and jumped it.” peared to ignore 1
meet a hand of Capri girls, aged from 12
to 16, returning from their day's toil.
Here they come with their skirts tucked
np on one side, the red kerchief careless- ,
“You are wrong, I tell you, a thoU- |y tied at the hack of their shapely heads, everything else fails. The great-
sand times wrong. Tho girl is simply from under which the dark, wavy hair est kindness I can do my many
upset by this earthquake. It’s a great escapes; cheeks flushed after hard work, thousand friends is to urge them
pity her father didn't como instead of C y Pa shining, tongues chattering. As • ■ ... .
telegraphing. And, by Jove, rather thau they pass they look you straight in the
hear anymore of this Til send for him face, smile merrily aud wish you “Bnoua
myself,” said the major, in an energetic gera,” with audible comments ou your
but suppressed voice. personal appearance. But they are not
“Aad the girl won’t thank yon, and difficult to pleasb, and as long as you
you'll bo a fool for your pains,” returned have an agreeable expression the general
Mrs, Randolph with dry persistency. verdict will he that you are “una bella i that big one by your name,'
“But according to your own ideas of M gn 0r a."_CornUill Magazine. she said. “Why!” asked he.
propriety Mallory ought to bo tho first How to iioip hie Poor. i “Because it seems to be cracked
“^NoHn^hia ^t ^ before 11 is6ad 10liavo ,0 ttckuowlc $£ tluit tho 1 and won’t pop.” But he did.-
Notm this cast. Or course. Iictore majority of Uio s.-hrmcs for bettering the ir r - Trni t-llor
•my actual engagement, is on you can condition of the working millions arc worse ao * tun traveller.
npealf of Emile's attentions.” than useless. They omnetitnes do actual 11
“But suppose Mallory has other views? harm. There is a way, however, that | A Scientific Wonder.
Suppose ho declinea tho honor? Tho man money can bo spent advantageously for tho o : sllnn lip K ns with won-
i« no fool" ; benefit of tho toiler*, Cornelius Vanderbilt , Science supplies US Willi won
has appropriated a largo mm of money to | ders unaccounted. Mile. Jan-
a presto by
_ ^ ^ ^ Mendelssohn, rendering 5,595
jjleazure; although outwardly she ap- LVh cr own E»k'o ho will have to'do so m^re^Tin/hcd re’fi^hments'Iiid opp^ i notes in four minutes. It is CS-
the civility completely. ! f or t j 10 Dake 0 f decency. Yes, I tell you, |
. ? — 4-5 ,a^ s-v£ IxiGtnf ctr\ ! . . . . iv ? 1 1 t C i
-Thank you! Bat for that very re* . . ,
I .icten to me maiore if hiJM a club bouse for tha employes of the otha Once plaved
son he must. Listen to me, inM' , ;i ^ Central Railway company who MonrlpUssohn rot
ho doesn’t care to pleasa his daughter^.,. crouaa Now York, la this elub the 1 P Rr * n '
Jt 1.. 1,rv «T111 Itairn Tn 41 (Y CO . . . . .
TH E STATEOFSOUTHCAROLINA
County of Darlington.
In Common Fleas.
PELZEIl, RODGERS A CO.,
vs
\V E. DARGAN.
Judgment of Foreclosure.
Pursuant to a judgment of foreclo
sure made in the above stated case
1 will offer for sale in front of the
court house in Darlington county on
Monday the 8th day of December
next, the following described per
sonal property:
fifteen horse power Talbott
i-rs
Liddell's Improved Saw
Icqkcd A3 if ^ie might—alert, inteh And sho had no intention of being so g j ie ijag thoroughly compromised herself i e-pense. The dm i* to give the employes, off thrC“ distinct movements—
gent jh4 self contained, Yet she said placah ' ti |M| '■
(igeat' fitpl self contained, Yet she $Md placated. If this
nothing, He lingered a moment, thought by mere
“I’m afraid yon must have been badly- h er hoet to make
thabcu and a little frightwied up there t0 j xer i 10 W as mistaken,
lieforo tho chimne)-sy«me down.”
•No," sho was glad to say, briefly and
she believed truthfully; “I wasn’t fright-,
H was as,
She would let
cned. I didn
earthquake.'
“Ah," he
you pro a
all like that
body really
unlooked for
thing that
of course
is serious,
8he felt
grilyMt
mean,'
fair?”
“Th
"Ye
Didn't t
“No." <
was became
ft's odd—they^o
' it's because no
in the
that's the
And then
really
. of the earthquake she absolutely had the , London. When complied, it ‘will prorMe a
him see it when he called to-morrow. | an( i ac jty to send him out of the room means of recreation for hundreds of Xhou.
She quickly turned the subject by into your study for ber fan ^^r^^^a^ni^and
sag the major of her sympathy and her and then follow him up there alone, contain u 6ummcr nu a winter garden, oon-
Intention of sending for her father. For The servants knew tt. I nqew iL Ipr i | rt | ^ snlmming baths, gymnasium,
mtennon oi senumi, was iu her room at the time with Father a UbrarJ-.-Worest’i
Antonio. The earthquake ma<lo it plain Monthly.
Decline it—no! Mr.
tmiitics for innocent recreation at a trifling , timated that each note involved
ye», off
club of their own.jn 8eV enty-two per second. There
laid were four distinct <iualities for
iuauon Oi a iwopn * iniaco in East mnwumank • ar.
London.
One
engine, one
Mill, eight saw Hall gin, and
condenser, one sixty saw Hall gin,
feeder and condenser, one Liddell's
boss cotton press, one Clark's seed
cotton cleaner with all the shafting,
pulleys and appurtenances connected
and used with the said machinery, one
Buckeye reaper,'one Gregg mower,
one Gregg horse rake, one Kemp
manure spreader, one Chicago screw
pulverizer, all other farming tools and
implements belonging to the said \V.
E. Dargan; two two-borse wagons,
six one-horse wagons, one cart, one
carriage, six head of blooded cattle,
one black mare named Mollie, one bay
mare named Fannie, eleven mare
mules, four horse mules, nine addi
tional mules obtained bv exchange of
mortgaged property. Terms of sale
5Y. A. PARROTT, c. C. I*.
November 22d. 1890.
$3 & $2 SHOES LA F t?IC3
Mfti
vemei
pBe pr
l If he cannot supply you semi
intention of sending
tha rest of the afternoon and daring their
al fresco dinner she solved the difficulty
to everybody.
Ot Jmt grained relations with Mrs. Ban- j jirflo^riil think twice about it before
cUlcfl y : ho does that. What's that? - who's
and Emile'by conversing
with the major, tacitly avoiding, how
ever, any allusion to this Mr. Bent. But
Mrs. Randolph was leas careful
“Yon dontieaUymean to say, major,”
dry est, grittiest man
of sending to San |
skilled master me-1
to listen to the ya-
haU educated farm
Yon might as
wizards or
tha major,
does that. What's
there?" ,, • .ux
There was a sudden rustle „m the
bushes like the passage of some fright
ened animal—and then all was still
| strain.
IF TOUM BACK ACME*.
Oarou are all worn out, reallr good for noth
ing, it la general debility Try
B Hitmen I ROW BITTER*.
It will cure you, ekanae your liver, and five
a good appetite.
W/ — • ~ J *“ -
(To be Continued.)
FOB DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorder!, uss
BROWN'S mow BITTERS-
All doalera keep It, *1 per bottle. GenutaehM
tndewtsrk and crowed tod Uses on wrapper.
When Baby waa tick, we save her Oaateria.
Whem ehe waa a ChBd, cried for Oreterln.
When ^be became Him, she chat to Cutoria.
Wbeuabe had Chlldi»n,ahe»are them Oetiorla.
G. W. AIMAR & CO.
—0—0—
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
pHOICE pRUGS, yVlEDIGINES, pHEMI-
CALS ( pURGICAL. JnSTRUMENTS,
Perfumeries and toilet
jkRTICLES.
—o—o—•
each movement; so it is fair to
say that thereVere not less than
two hundred transmissions to |
and from the brain outward
aud inward every second.
Science in another field has fur
nished cause for wonder. Medi
cal research has, by bringing
together from the antipodes and ; ■■ .
ble*ding with local herbs, given I Cor. King a * d Va 'f er ^ r * Sl * '
to the world a medicine that, CHARLESTON, s. t.
while not a panacea for “all ills octt#-3m
that flesh is heir to,” is. potent j— t 0 _j
in arresting and eradicating Th6 D&riington Lanfl
those most general. Dr. West- provment Company
moreland’s Calisava Tonic has v „ .... , . , i..,,i
been found the peer of all P^l“ Apl)1 ,
parations in copmg with nuuaflg 1 j. j. ward,
\ ial troubles. For general debili- j i’r«»iJ«at an J Tr*a«arer.
! ty, for enervation and chronic! jnn 24,'89—iy
THE
BEST
L!VER
MEDICINE
CHILL CURE.
CHEAPEST MEDICINE HXOWN
CONSIDERING QUAUTY AND SIZE OF DOSE.
IT WILLIi JlIaSO CURE
BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA,
AMD CHRONIC CONSTIPATION.
W. J. GARNER, M.D.
s. c.
druggist.
Darlington,
Im- \:
l.cuvf* Florence '
TalineMo ^ •
l>ui lingt on ^ ■
Floyd's K -.
UoYe’e ^ *
SocietylliH
Cash’s j 1
Lcat«Chcraw '*
MoFarlan
Morten’s ^
Benneu’s In
take Wadesboro . 11.
Freight Train foir* up.
I.Fiivt- F-orente
Arvivr UnrHnglon
hi
\ M
r rei
Arrive I),ii!inK f
l,cave Di»rlin:ton
Arrive Florence
», 2 towr
u
N
A F. RAVLNKI , l*i
0 II MaMer Tl Uli.-J •» IMG I
ORTUEASTKUN i-All.ltOA l»
Chabi.kston. S. ''.H.v
j On and otter tliiH «laH • Ii
| schedule will he i uh :
UOING FOUTM.
No. 27, Unils.
j Leave I lorence
, heave Kingetree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
! Arrive Charleston
No. - ; L liui'y.
Leave Florence
Leave Kingsirce
Arrive Lillies
j Leave Lanes
j Arrive Charleston
No 53.
Leuvr Lo i.0«
! Arrive Cliarlehtou
Train on C & D It It coi»'» c
I enee with No ‘23 Train
1. I MO
*8 30 II Hi
J) JO i» *i
10 07 H I
10 07 h i
11 50 m in
GOING NORTH.
No, 78, iDii'y.
Leave Charleston
, i lit)
1.
Arrive Lanes
3 10 ..
|
Leave Lanes
3 U' a
tt
Leave Kingglree
a 17 .
III
Arrive Florence
1 VO a
lit
N» 14
Leave Cunrletlon
M 30 |,
lr
Arrive Lanes
fi V!)
Im
Leave Lancs
0 VO p
ii.
Leave Kings tree
fi j 1 ' 1'
Arrive Florence
7 ob p
...
No. 52, Daily
Leave Charleston
*7 00 a
Hi
Arrive Lanes
f 27 a
•c
except im;.
iliroti”li *iti
iuiuniliiN
* Daily, f Dailv
Nos 52 runs
via Central R. It ot 8
Nos. 78 ittitl 1-4 run solid to Wilininffioi*,
! N. C., making close connection with W, A
W R R for till pair is north.
J. R. KENLY, J F. Divink,
b’upt Trans. Gen’l Suji’i.
T. M. Ew kb son. (jrn’l Fuss. Agt.
«IDil\G105 rOLlliillA AND AltDTA
May 1, 1890.
GOING SOUTH
No. 23.
I.AII I
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
' Fine Calf mid I.nced Wnlcriiroof (.ruin.
The excellence find wearing qualities of this shoe
; cannot lie better shown thau nv the strong eudor»e-
nieutsof its thousamls of constant wearcra.
Sfif.OO (•enniiie Ilnnd-weued. an elegant and
stylish dress Shoe which commends Hseh'.
I Syj.09 Ilntid-Mcwed Welt. A fine calf Shoo
| unequalled for style and durability.
1 50.50 <«oodyear Well Is the stumlard dress
1 O shoe, at a popular price.
$0.50 Polieemnii’i* Shoe is especially adapted
O tor railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made In Cougress, Hutton and Lace.
Leave Wiloitnglon
*0 15 p in
Leave Marion
9 33 p a.
Anive Florence
l0 20 u in
N o. 50.
Leave Florence
8.20 a n
Arrive Surnicr
4. 5 a u
Leave Sum er
4 85 a in
An ive Columbia
0 15 a m
No. -7
Leave Wilmington
# 1C. 10 1, n,
Leave Marion
12.40 p it!
Arrive Florence
1 >0 a m
No 62
Leave Sumter
f 1 45 a n.
Arrive Columbia
10 55 p n
No 58
l.eave Florence
f8 25 a it
Arrive Sumter
9 35 a m
hare lieen most favorably received since Introduced
ami the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices.
. — — w— am i if he cannot supply yob
enclosing advertised price,
Ask your Dealer, and 1
direct to factory enclo
postal for order hlanks.
W. I.. UOI GI.AHy Ilrocktou, Munh.
For sale by A. J. Broom, Dar
lington, S. C.
Fob. 20, 1890. *
No 52 runs through from ChnrU&Un vin
Central R R.
Leaving Lanes 8 30 A M., Manning 9 i0
A M.
Train on C & D R P connects at Fltrene*
with No 6^.
GOING NORTH.
No 51.
^en vt« Columliio.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Sumter
Arrive Flotencc
No. 78.
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
| Arrive at Wiluiingten.
No. (
Leave Sumter
At rive Florence
Leave Columbia
Arrive Sumter
No M
*10 35 p n
11 5H p tt.
H 5^ p m
1 15 H m
4 85 a m
5 20 a b
8 35 n u
ft) 37 p m
7 50 u Vi
►5 20 p
0 32 p
Leave Florence
’ Leave Marion
Arriv* ut Wilmingtf n
15
55 p m
11 47
> 1
si
r;i:j,Cl.OO. BoldhykllUrnagisti 3c-iUa
BubUr SjThgste 81.50
For^IeoyDr. John A. Boyd, Dar
llnttton, 8. C.
*1 ally, fDaily except Sunday.
No 53 runs thtouph to Charleston, vi •
Central R R, ortiving .Manning? 04 I*
Lanes 7 42 I* AI. C harleston 9 50 P M.
No 59 connecis at Flor* nee with C& D
train for Chcraw ami Wadesboro’.
NcsTSand 14 make close connection ut
Wilmington with W & \V RR for all print!
North.
Train on Florence R. R. leave Pee Dee
j daily except Sunday 4.40 P. M. % atrtvc
Rowland 7.00 P. M. Returning leave
1 Rowland G,30 A. M., arrive Pee Dee 8.5C
A. M.
Train Ou Manchester A Augusta R. R
leave* Sumter daily except Sunday, 10
A. M , arrive Kimini 12.01 P. M. R* -
turning Lave Kimini 12.15 P. M ar
rive Sumter 1.80 P. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gf«. Supt.
1 J. R. KEN LEY, As^t OenMdanaper.
I T. M. EMMERSON, Gen. Php. Ajrt.