The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, January 15, 1891, Image 2
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Energy In AdrertUing.
Tlioroughnea*, industry and tact are
necessary in writing and keeping up a !
scries of paying announcements. Read
ers nowadays demand variety in what
•they read, whether it be in their liter-
*ary matter, their news or tiieir adver
tisements. Monotony tires them. Brev
ity and spice are absolutely essential
to success in advertising. Every mcr
chant can, with profit, study the meth
ods employed by large advertisers in
attracting attention to their wares. It
is not necessary that the style of any
one of them be copied literally, but
jxmits can be secured from each and
all which will be of assistance in work
ing up a series of remunerative an
nouncements. Eacli advertiser should
use such suggestions as come in his
way for all there is iti them, adapting
them to his own particular needs.
Alx>vo all things never advertise your
competitor by scolding about him. Ad
vertise your own goods and get all the
return you can for your money. Don't
gel into a rut
HEWITT B (TXBDXMI,
•Darlington, S. C.
We will take pleasure in showing* you our GROCERIES.
LIQUORS,
Has purchased the very desirable
place of business on Pearle
known as
The Welsh Store,
and has stocked it with a choice line
of
— X-.IIN'ES of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
AND
Make Your Ad. Attractive.
Nearlyevery merchant takes special
pains to keep his store looking attrac
tire. The object is to please the eye
o' the customer; it has the desired ef
fect. A little pains taken to have your
ad. bright and attractive will also pay
you. Advertising pays those who har-
*.ess it pro]>orly and make it work.
I)re»* of tli* Fifteonth Century Spaniard*.
The Spaniards were the l>cst dressed
men in Europe in the Fifteenth cent
ury. They were the (irst to introduce
the more saddish colors, as they were
termed, in race's attire—an Innovation
that was accepted by well dressed men
the world over. When King Philip
married Queen Mary, of England, the
exquisites took up the Spanish vogue,
which was maintained for many years
thereafter. Philip Sydney, Sir Walter
Raleigh, and others of the royal set
were the llrst to assume the costume of
the Spanish origin and make it the
fashion. It consisted of a very easy
doublet fitting the b'sly, the trunks to
tlje knees expanded artificially, and be
low tbe hose. The colors wore dark.
Sir Walter Raleigh's white velvet suit
decorated witli pearls was a bold devia
tion from the usage of the times. It
was worn at Queen Elizabet h's ball and
has been immortaUz.ed on canvas.—
Clothier and Furnisher.
T’lR.IIMIIMIXIN'a-S,
CLOTHING, AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
jihojes, kAiry9 &€,,
-:o:-
McCall & Burch.
FINE ASSORTMENT
— OF —
v *
\J 'Jww wit
H ^ H
CL a 1 vV
P’rj’T O'?
i Y Ww'wi ito'Oa
KZ5... Lot and stables in rear of store for the free use of the public.
September 18, 1890.
Eire
Eire!
CIGARS AND
T OBz-'.v.o,
ESf* The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
tW Nothing but first-class articles
sold, and perfect satisfaction guaran
teed.
t3P Choice Family Groceries a
Specialty. Jan. 8-tf.
v(, \i.\ v v|.;,
©ealei* in
Wine, Ale, Beer,
Liquors and Cigars,
The Very Finest Brands d
XjiQTJLOX-S
Always in Stock.
I A LARGE SUPPLY OF
OORTST WKCISKE'S’
Just received which is being
sold off at a low price.
sS-Cm oct-30
Darlington Alliance, No. 186.
An important meetingof Darlington
Alliance. No. tsii, will be belli at tin
Court House on Saturday, Jan. lit.
ICO. A full attendance lt> requested.
By order,
W. F. JAMES, Pi t'! ident.
W. C. ERVIN, Secretary.
This office w ill be open for the pur
pose of listing the personal property
Street; and (rolls of the county for taxation :
for the fiscal year, commencing Nov. l
1st., 1890, and ending Oct. 81st., 1891,1
from Jan.1,1891,to Feb'y. 20,excepting I _
days advertised below for country i the staU r ‘Fn)'mpt'ircrwruaT attention
precincts, and day. required by law ^ ven to a „ co irections entrusted to
m fillmg the jury box. ' the firm. Office over Edwards, Nor-
Leavonsworth, Puesday January 6; w
Antioch, Wednesday January 7;! ,Uent ^ L ° H '
HirtsvUle.Tliursday January 8;S'tokes
Bri ge, Friday and Saturday Jan-
••ary 9 and 10; Lydia, Monday January
i2; Cypress, Tuesday January 13; Lis
bon, Wednesday and Thnniiay Jan
uary 14 and 15; Jasper, Friday Jan
uary 18; Philadelphia, Saturday Jau-
u iry 17; Society Hill, Tuesday and
Wednesday January 20 and 21; Me-
clianiesville, Tuesday January 20;
High Hill, Wednesday January 21;
Swift Creek, Thursday January 22;
tillorneys-al-Law,
Darlington, - - * T’-
Will practice in all the courts of
1.1. WA*n. * o. wood,
WARD & WOODS.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
DARLINGTON, 8. C.
practice in all Plate and Federal
Write to us for Ca alogues uud prices. Sent iree.
NEW STYLES AND PRICES.
ONE PRICE A XL THAT THE LOWEST.
ADDRESS,
J. B. KILLOUGH & CO,
ifi.. oxinLisrcE, . . . b. e\
For the Ingeutmia to Solve.
Tlie Washington National Tribune
revives this: Open a book at random
and select a word within the first ten
lines and within the tenth word from
the end of the line. Now double the
number of the page and multiply the
sum by 5, then add 20, then add the
number of the lino you have selected,
then add 6; multiply the sum by 10.
Add the number of the word in the
line. From this subtract 250, and the
remainder will indicate in the unit
column the number of the word, in Hie ;
ten column the number of the line, and
( the remaining figures the number of
the page.
The following also is recalled by the I
recent publication of the 21 pnz./.l* or
catch: Arrange the figures 1, 3, fi, 7, 9,
using each once and none more than
twice, so that the sum will !*> 21.
During the recent lire in our town, our storj came very near
being burnt. We moved our entire stock of g ods out in tlie
sfrect, and got some of them d imaged, wilin' w • will sell lor
the next GO davs at
Final Notice.
Notiee is hereby gi on that 1 w ll
file in the the office of Probate Judge
of Darlington county, on the 17th of
January next, mv final account a“ ad
ministratrix of the estate of A. J.
Pierce and apply for letters dis-
missory. SALLiE L- PIERCE,
Dee. 13. '90. Administratrix.
Final Notice.
Very IjOW Price.*"
Utfg- Call and so: the Birgains that wo uro
> fibrin'
No Keliitlou ut All.
Incidents of the self assurance of the
rising generation are not infrequent.
They are not confined to the Caucasian
race, however, as a Seattle man found
out the other day. The gentleman,
who is rather paternal in his manner,
was riding in an elevator which is
manned by a colored youth. Address
ing the youngster he said:
“Well, son, do you have to work
pretty hard?"
Like a flush the answer crane:
“Huh! 1 ain't no son of yours. J
ain’t eben no relation. You white trash
is gettin’ to bo too blame huperant to j
us colored gcn lomen anyhow. You
get out right here."
And our paternal friend got. Seat
tle Press.
I-'imW.
Daisy Luggs—Why, bless me, Amy,
what new fad is this' Yonr sleeves are
foiled up and you're covered with
tlour!
Amy Humoneg—Oddest fad in tlie
world, my dear; I've taken a notion to
help my mother in the kitchen. —Puck.
The (Vople You Wain to Bench.
Every business man should write
and place bis advertisements in a way
calculated to reach and impress the
I>eople with whom he desires to do
business. Money Njicnt in advertising
in a imper which does nut circulate in
the homes of tlie |ieople you desire to
trade with is practically thrown away.
The medium which goes into the i
homes of the people who must buy j
your goods is the one in which you
should place your unuuunotuisnLs
Don’t scatter your lire or waste costly
ammunition unnecessarily. Decide
upon the people you want to ivai h.
and then reach them in the most di
reel and economical way.
Clothing and Hats at cost.
Respectfully,
JOVE & SANDERS.
Notice is hereby given that I will
file in the office of Probate Judge ol
Darlington County, my final account
is Administrator of the Estate of*.Mrs.
C. E. Hvines, on January 81st, 13‘)1,
and apply for letters of dismission.
Dee. 51, 1-90. C. ALEXANDER.
Final Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will
file in the office of the probate judgt
of Darlington county, on the lath ol
January next my final account as ad
ministratrix of estate of W. W. Salis
bury and will apply for letters dis
missary. M. J. 8ANSBURY.
dec25-d Administratrix.
filling jury box, last week in January'.
Tbe following instructions from
Comptroller General’s office will be
observed. “Circular No. 18, second
series.
The attention of this office has been
e xiled to the fact that in some counties
of the State tlie Auditors have been
in the habit of distributing loosely tlie
returns for personal property aud
allowing individuals to fill out tlie
same sending the said returns to the
County Auditors without the oath
which attaches to tlie same being ad
ministered. Tlie practice must be
stopped and each and ev ry taxpayer
will be required to appeer before tlie
respective County Auditors either by
themselves, their agents, or assigns,
guardians, trustees, administrators,
etc., and answer the various questions
as appear upon tlie returns. And the
County Auditors will put these ques
tions categorically to eacli and every
person making a return of personal
pronertv. When the said return "is
made, the Auditor will administer the
oatli and swear tlie party making the
return in each and every Instance."
Any person, company, or eori»ora-
tion commencing any business in the
county after the first day of January
1891, shall within thirty days after
commencing such business report to
tlie Auditor under oath, tlie average
capital employed or to tie employed in
such business unless such capital is
shown to tie listed in some other
county or State for taxation for fiscal
year 18 0-91 in accordance with sec
tion 2Ui of General Statutes.
All real estate owners will be re
quired to state under oath all im
provements to buildings us well as ad
dition of new buildings since unking
last returns.
They are requested to -late any ir
regularities, errors, or transfers in
real estate.
it is tlie desire of this office to avoid
mistakes and give to tlie taxpayers as
ittle trouble as possible and any in-
tdligent co-operation on the, part ol
taxpayers will lie accepted.
Every male between tlie ages of 21
ind 50 years except those incapable of
•arning a support from being maimed
ir from any other cause shall Ik 1
deemed taxable polls.
W H. LAWliENCE,
County Auditor.
Wil
Coarts. 1
8peci.il atteuliou paid to all mat-
feta pertaitLiig to tbe buying, sell-
mg. routing or leasing of ienl estate.
Any pan.\ having business in this
Im - would do weli to cal! on the
firm, uho hyve control ol some oi
the most desirab’e property inti*')
Town iind County.
J. *. NXTTLSs. C. s. SfclTLI
Netties & Nettles,
Attorneys k ( ounselors ut Law,
Dnrliiigtvu C. II., K. C.
Will practice in all tbe State aud
Federal Courts*
Prompt personal attention given to
collection of claims.
Thr ale niiun of tin I triucm i»f Parting
ion C»uniy i* caUetl to the fact tbnt tbif
irm i rcil to loan.* ol from
480u lo $20,000. fui five vtor*, ut a lew
tie of iuiciesi.
Tkt Bunk ot
IRAKIS A LOAN, EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS BANK
BUSINESS.
Receives «• »»' 'ia.o. vd >’ '-''-b »' ' r,,!, " r 3 I" 1 ««'«' I’ 1 '' «•«*
lime deposits, pajsbb q" «"rrlj .! desire I. M»l<lt Ms f'fat.s r,.»- ol
Uiscouul for School OrrliBcelss C-«xljr U*nn - geaerstiy. Cidko
lections rtccivc tareial attemion.
Beafd
y/M./t. pARRlGAN^
jJOHN ^MC^WEEN,
jl. p. ^ETTLES #
©f © : reQt@r*s
®ff eei»s
E
KLIXif DA ROAN,
I’p aident.
Ii. L
^OHN j»ISKSO«
P, p. /Acpt;Li_uiJOH,
JCE1TH pARGAN.
W .M. A. CAl'lflGAK, ^
Vice 1’ii s d' u
Sep. 2, ’80
W LABHAN.
I! KN RY T. THOMPSON
NOTIG E.
Notice is hereby given that a niort
gage from C. Fate to W. A. Garrigan,
which has been lost, is not negotiable
and will be valueless in hand ol
finder.
W. A. CARRIGAY.
Nettles & Nettles, Alt'vs.,
Nov. 27, tf For C. Pate.
- i '£ IT T
. ~i
o
The Kxtremely Ia«w Prices
I:
Lv u .
n
' 0
TKCyKT
J.
lias been selling »t tins lull has caused an unitr r. ffl
trade.
1 le has
Stock of
Ion
ml it
necet
sarv to order almost an ent io New
C3rOOX>0,
CLOTHING, SHOES, WOODEN-WARE. ETC,
Groceries coming in by almost
every train.
The attention cf the fanners is called to a large lot of
Lively Atl vert ini nj;.
It is well to thrown lif‘!t
into advertising matt.t. An:
mentcontaining only hard r
out a particle of life or spier ■
to leaven the wl; >! >, i; r.pt t
reader and diseoumgo hi a
lowing it through t > the c-
your announcements ! ’’
novelty
Ivertixe
f.-:
1'iom brief, and make t’lr.-.i
My Heart’s Bellglil. rh
I: ,
iif
arlfta’s Nsw Eikp!
Darlington Planing Mill
l "Kfff
wti. Uu J
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. !
Gotton Gins & Cotton Presses :
At Bottom Figures.
etsF I can save you money ©£ j
V. C. Badham,
General Agnet,
OOTTTJYUBI^A, S. C
Home office and Factory,
. Richmond, Ya.,
Juns 20, 1890—lv
liaveatu and Trade-Marks obtained,
and all Patent business conducted foi
Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent
Ifliee and we can secure patent in
ess time and at less cost than those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with
Inscription. We advise, if patentable
>r not, free of charge, Our fee not
lue till patent is secured.
4 Little Boor. “How to Obtain Pat-
•nts,'' with names of actual clients in
your State, Comity or town sent free.
Address,
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Opp. Patent Office, Washington, D.C
DARGAN & THOMPSON,
Attorneys at Law,
Office, Hewitt building (up
stairs) north side of the Public
Square.
Darlington,6. C‘
~ W- F. DARGAN.
Attorney at Law.
Darlinglon, - - - £. C.
Office over Blackwell Bros, stoic
Match 28, '89 lv.
T. H. SPAN.
Attorney . 11 aw,
DARLIXGTOX, S. H., .S' C
Will practice in Circuit (Jouitsaml
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
Prompt attention given to all bu
-iness, and special attention given
> <*,0'UmiIions.
til ARLES (V 1 i,i.
L—
R r W. BOYD.
GEO. TV. BROWN
*.EO . E. TOALE,
HENRY OLIVER
Geo. E. Toale k Co,
M ANl'F/. ("1V JiKHa
— AM>—
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Doors, Sash, Winds
Bui]tiers Hardware,
AND
toaiy&g Msttrisi •
OFFICE and salksuooms
10 aud 12 Hat ue Sireef,
CllARLEJl'ON, - • S. t
Write for Estimaies.
Maj 31, 1888.
We ctirrv in stock
m
all material used in the building fine,
such as
« L yin vn 1Y")
•rT
Goer, of oil sizss, Plain-
U+ WWww wi
TTY
fiiwi
D.,
fi
IJ^Vrtl + Tr r , rtir'P'
1 V . I u p I [. .. 1 : I I I 1
WAwlU*
imw
1 Brackets
men al
m (HOOVE FLOORING AVD CEIUAG.
of ill? 1 .tost designs.
'' m all its
A
is . orna-
— 13^0*1? OliOS
Oharml^ Story of tho Ailveatur.i 3 A LTJci'riB JP .x, T UJ T> OH. Lx A. WE ID
of an Ea.tor Among the Hun- ’ ^ ^ -.a . a- w a-',
garian Miner, at Tiger Hill. OF p -A-TE o L 1 IF* -Sv'.iTI'371 r .SDv
Jy. LOUISE STOCKTON.
The Darlington Land Im-
provment Company
Have desirable Building Lois and land- |
for sale, Apply lo
J J. WARD.
President aud Treasurer.
J in 24, *69— 1 v
:. 2. PITCHER,"
DXALKR IN
Machinery
AND
HARDWARE,
Cutlery, Guns, Agricultural Imple
ments, House Furnishing Goods,
Phosphate, Railroad and En
gineers’ Supplies, Belting,
Cotton Gins and
Presses.
281 MEETING STREET,
Charleston, - - S. C.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
Jan. 8-3m.
millisery"'"
— AND —
NOTION 9. '
100 houses m mm
For sale at reasona
ble terms. Call
and see for your-
selves.
0. W. Hewitt,
Dee. 25-tf.
>f i 1
001,17 !V7
'A.
til to Read It.
HOC 1.11 IN
.A Iso, a stock «
3 AJCTD
3T AT JRA. 3 X.3.
I\ «l»Kt T VA It! v. i V J l-YT! . |;.Y.
IK ORS, SASHES am! HI INDS.
o o
Mps, J®hi) S\)''/gert’s
Fisisiiil? SMtat
will be Opened
rt o?ia:xs week:, .,m
On the North-east portion
—OF THE—
Public Square.
BOYD & BROWN
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Office in brick building south of
the Bank of Darlington.
DARLINGTOS C n., S V.
P..0M I’T PKUSON A I, ATTENTION TO
ALL UUSINl SS.
Feb. 3, ’87 —ly.
C. P. Dd PGSJjy,
Attorney at Law
and Trial Justico.
Practices in tbe Unite*! S ut< s Uourt fti d
in the Mh and 5tb oirc i-s Pr»'!F^« at'i'i
lion to «1 pnlm^ted in h;tf*.
Clffice, Ward’s Lane, next to
barber shop.
P. Bishop Parrott,
Stenographer and Typewriter,
i3?“Offiee with Nettles & NettHs.^E
LEGAL AND OTHER COPYING
SOLICITED.
Testimony reported in short-hand
and type w ritten transcript of Rame
furnished at reasonable rates.
Good Spelling, Correct Punctuation
and Neat Work Guaranteed.
Jan. 8-1 yr.
M. C. Alexander
HAS REMOVED
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 *•.
.froceries, wines, liquors, tobacco and cigars.
A large quantity of Ice just received.
A LARGE LOT OF SHINGLES ON HAND FOR SALE.
(I O
i»i eived
Large Quantit y
outers < f this well
<'t(5oods,i* laiitg 1»1 eiveil d dy aid tie- vain eus-
km wn estitblfsluueni tl nrag! om D 1 ingion Oouiny
in. an lor them
are go Mailt eed tln.r 11 ei)iiiinuunci* ol iloir patronage »d
‘■The litst Goods lor the Least Monej."
February 1, 1890—ly
S.A."VXT*iri&iS
(£l)r JJnnh of pitrlinfittm,
HAS OPENED A
4*
SA.Vri3SrG3 EEEg-VE.'I TvC ETSJ r J\
And from and after this date will receive deposits of Or,e Dol
larand upwards, and pay quarterly interest on the same,
at the rate of five p r cent, per annum, under regu-
lations to be made known at tlie Hank. This is
a favorable opportunity for
F. rmers, Clerks,
Mediar ics, Laborers,
Factory Opcro lives,
To Save Their Earnings.
W. C. COKER,
President.
Darlington, S. C., June 18, ’89.
BRIGHT WILLIAMSON,
Cashier,
an 1;
Columns.
WE HAVE
SALE CHEAP.
ABOUT 15
VERY DESIRABLE LOIS FOR
The ladies of tho town
| county are invited to call and j
j examine her large stock, which I
has been selected with great car y j
and is arranged in thorough city
style.
Sep 18. '90.
(i/s. iiiii i
Manulaeturers:
Donrs, Sash, BJiimg,
ivi o ux, E a s
— vM>
iitiilding Miilrrial,
JOHN B. FLOYD,
COLLECTION AGENT,
offers his services to the business men
of Darlington. Prompt personal at
tention given to tbe collection of rents
and merchandise amounts. Cam tie
found at the law office of W- F. Dur
ban. Esq., over Blackwell Bros’, store. '
oct28-90
D. O’NEILL & SONS,
No. 33 Hayne Steeet,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
—O—O—
Wholesale dealers in
^Men's, Radies’ ^Misses, jkivs’ and
Phildren s jsppyp and 5j8p£J5 Of
EEVRV DESCRIPTION.
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS and
SATCHELS,
63?*All goods strictly as represented i
and prices as low as New York, Phila- j
delphiaor Baltimore. Country mer :
chantsare invited to inspect our stock
when visiting our city.
FOR SALE,
GIN, PRESS, GRIST MILL,
and lot of SHAFTING, cheap.
Apply to J. L. EDWARDS,
or C. B. EDWARDS.
July 17, ’90—tf.
Alliance Stock Company.
At a regular meeting of the County ■
Alliance Jan. 2. a sufficient amount of;
stock was r.iised to form a joint stock !
company, and a board of seven diree- '
tors, a secretary and treasurer were j
elected. The first regular meeting ot ,
the directors will be held on the 15th i
Inst., at which time Presidents of Sub-
Alliances and the Committee on Sub
scriptions will be required to complete i
i their reports. W. J. ROGERS, I
Sec. and Tr. Joint S. Co.
Darlington, 8 C.. Jan. 8, 1891.
T W. AIMAR & CO.
—0—0—
Wholesale find Retail Dealers In
pwoicE pRuos, Medicines, Phkmi
CALS ( pURGICAL JnSTRUMENTS,
P*RFUMERIES AND TOILET
Jr Articles.
—O—0—
COTTON
LEVATOR
Cleans,Dries,Improves the^
Market Value s (ottoH
-J'end ^>r3ook,^-
DjJDLE/ E JO/1E5 C9
Little Rpck* ark. .
MASON’S JEWELRY STORE.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
. JEWELRY.
/7JV7t’ GOODS OX EASY PAYMF.yTS],
To town people at
Mason’s Jewelry Store.
What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
or aregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
s Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by
tho Cl"! t 5IOthe ”' CaStOTla k,n8 Worn ‘ 8 * Cast «^ ^
tho Children s Panacea-the Mother’s Friend.
P.STA1U.I811KD 1842.
CHARLESTON, 8. 0,
April, ‘tO 1889—1
*
- - ,r • 1. .
Castoria.
Vandtrhorst fif*.,
charleston, «. c.
Castoria cures Colic, Cosstlpttlos,
Eruetaf los,
Gim hetftliy sleep and promotes
digestion,
Without Iqjnrions medication.
Castoria.'
‘‘C^ri. Is so well adapted
children that I recommend It as 1
perior to any pmeripUen known
“«•” ^ A. ARfHBR, M. D..
1,1 8# * Oxfcie St. Brooklya, S, T
Wmi f «nt»ar Comp.nj, T7 Korn.,