The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, April 23, 1891, Image 4
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Che Jarlrngten Jim’s.
HENRY T. THOMPSON. - - Editor.
Tharsday, April 23, 1891.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Farmers’ Alliance has
been introduced into Germany.
While twelve boys were play
ing in a boat in the Mississippi
River at St. Louis, on April 13,
the boat was capsized and five
of them were drowned.
It is reported that the grand
jury will indict hundreds of the
citizens of New Orleans for
taking part in the recent lynch
ing of the Italians in that city.
In the lower part of Arkansas,
About twelve years ago a For the delicate and aged and j
white man, named Tom White, all in whom the vital current is.
was hanged in Spartanburg for impoverished and sluggish, j
the murder of a negro named 1 Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the very
Pet Hawkins. The principal best tonic. It restores thewast-
witness against White at the. ed tissues and imparts to the
trial was another white man, system surprising elasticity and
named Dick Bird, who was pros- vigor. Pri . e *1. Worth .s r » a
ent at the killing. A short time bottle,
ago Byrd died in North Carolina
and oh bis death bed be con- “Soutli Carolina, Wiln All Thy Fault!
fessed that he had killed the Love Thee Soil."
negro, but had put the crime on [Pittsimrs- TCegraph.]
White to save his own neck. Shingi -“A m a n named
— Join s was recently fitted with
two glass eyes, a complete set
of false uppt r and lower teeth
and an artificial nose, in a New;
York City Hospital.”
Dinwiddle—“Yv’itii all his
false, I hope Mrs. Jones loves!
him still.”
A COMMENDABLE MOVE.
It is an old maxim, “in times
of peace prepare for war,” and
we doubt whether there is any
that should be more faithfully
followed. The town of Dar
lington is now moving sereneh
last week, Wiley Whittington,! a | on g ( keeping its march of
a wealthy planter was .Iragged ! ^eadfiy ahead Not
from his horse and killed by a ^ .
negro desperado named Frazier. 1 s,nce l' ,e " re Dc■ em u i
. . , .. ; last have our citizens met w ith
A collision occurred on a rail- , , ,
road near Cleveland, Ohio, on ! any severe set back ami every-
Saturday and six postal clerks tiling is bright and promising,
and two engineers were killed, but we cannot tell when the do
Two other persons were '''Dir- j vouring fl aine 8 will destroy our
hopes and expectations. It may
James Hoilidav, white, killed I be dono ju one nijrh t and we
a negro, named John Crews,
near Central Pickens Count v, I h ‘ l0ult *
on Wednesday of last week.
The killing was done in self de-
ncarly
herrv
half a cen’ury
Pectoral has been
For
Ayer’s Ch
tin- most pofiular cough reme ly
in th“ world. The constantly,
increasing demand for this rem
edy proves it to b*‘ the very
best •peci’ic for colds, coughs,,
and all diseases of the throat
ami lungs.
1 fii
to meet
fense.
A band of Indians killed two
unknown white emigrants near
Blackfoot. Idaho, on Monday of
last week and a general uprising
of the Indians in that neighbor
hood is feared.
While Charles Werner was on
the ton of a long ladder fighting
a fire m Chattanooga on Satur
day, he received a shock from
an electric light wire and he
dropped to the ground dead.
ever ready
such an emergency.
It is a source of gratification
to Thk News to learn that a
number of our citizens are agi
tating the question of the town
purchasing a fire truck. This
machine is without doubt the
cheapesi and, at the same time,
the most effective fire extin
guisher. It prevents the flumes
from spreading and, in the cit
ies where it is used, valuable
Pat jy.
>n Hemtd.]
The youngest daughter of the
Duke and i'utclie.s of Con
naught was born on St. Pat-;
nick'* day, and rejoices in the
name of Victoria Patricia, so
called in honor of her grandma
and that Irish saint. An Amer
ican lady living in London, and
who seems to know a good deal
about Knglish royalty, says the
little girl i a real beauty, and
that her cousins, ot \> lorn there is
•patsy! ’ Wheth-
nder the name
-toeratic circles
■n, but Patricia
a troop,call he
er this will i<
popular in
Wonders
Are wrmight by tbe use Of Aytr't Hair
ViK-or 111 nutflring ursy tuur to Its orftfbiiU
color,. promottnf a nc«r growth, prevent-
In- the lialr from lallmg, keeplrr It soft,
silky, anil abundant, and the scalp tool,
healthy, and free from tlandnif or huAion.
The universal testimony ts ti.at this prep
aration has no equal as a dressing, and
le. therefore, Indispensable to every wclh
furnished toilet
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
thne and It has worked wonders for .no. I
was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly
becoming bald; hut since using tbe Vigor my
head Is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair
has ceased coming out, and I now have a
g,,nd growth, of the same color as when I
was a young woman. I can heartily recom
mend any one suffering from dandruff or
lots of hair to use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a
dressing." — Mrs. Lydia f>. Moody, Last
Pittstou. Me.
••Rome time ago my wife's hair began to
come out quite finely.
Ayer’s
Hair Vigor
not only prevented my wife from becoming
tald, but it also caused an entirely new
growth of hair. I am ready to certify to this
statement bef ire a justice of the peace.”—
II. Hulsebus, Lewisburgh, Iowa.
“Home years ago, after a severe attach of
brain fever, my hair all came out. I used
such preparations for restoring it as my plij’-
stcians ordered, but failed to produce a
growth of luiir. I then tried, sii<*cessivi'ly,
several articles recommended by druggists,
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
desired r suit. The last remedy I applied
was Ayer’s Hair Vigor, which brought a
growth of hair in a few weeks. I think I
used eight bottles in two years; more than
was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
f<>r that purpose. I believe Ayer’s Hair
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
any similar preparation now on the market."
—Vincent Jones, Bichmond, 1ml. *
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
PRKPARET) BY
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lo*e!!, Hiss.
Bold by DruggiBtsand Perfumers.
Annua! Meeting.
■4" 1
Ol
Director!'
rnau
The Annual Meet'ii* of tl.e' Stock- ' Jt COMPETITIVE EXAMIN ATION |
■iilc'e Khnk of Dar-1fox Hie Almuiuf Hchotamhip will,
hoIdWt of the Ve( ]i!i-'
' liiijlti u for t l;-cti
will he liel.l et tb:.« HiiiiVt'oii M<
t7 inet. H. L CilAKLKS, Cnohler
ApriLf, IH'.U. in
l.e heiil at Sumter Inef itute,
.lunc 8th lOo’eicxk, A- M
WATCHES
Repaired and Warranted
AT
J. H. 31 '.sox & Go’s Jkwhi.uv Stork.
Misses
iiave jus
of
Q
A. & J. FOUMTAIH
, opened their
a y Y 1 1 1 1
? n ^ r.i h yi pTVT
^ iJi. Hiy X.IA.aXXaj
«mW.B.M80IRT,D.9.?.,m
OlTer^ hia pi oft’ sioiiril nor^ ^ to
the people of Dttrlirxton an*? vicinit *.
OfTitte over‘the Ktoredf Ibdwardfc, >’or
merit & (>).
Jan V.\ ’Od—ly
! to which they invite the atten-
1 uen of the ladies of the tewn
lovely mouthful
improvement on
remains to be s
in itself a
i property is very often saved by | and a decided
. t i )e hook and ladder when the: Gladys and Gwendoline, which
A weduintr feast was iriven .,, 4 . . w n ... |,\i.fi, . u> ,i
last week in Louisville and one steam engine would have been ji .^,“1 WPl . c b ', u v t ' al 8
of the guests has since died and of no avail. It does not depend | ‘
several others are expected to f or . j{ S aficfulness upon water or Bucklen’s Arrvica Salve.
supposed that , nr " (B te a m a nd is, consequently, al- The Best Salve in the world
condition to be used for Cuts. Bruise-, Sores, l leers,
1 t, Salt Rheum, Fever ;'or s, Tetter
On Saturday a white man ! promptly and t Ifu tuull\.
ion.
die. It is supposed that ar
senic was put in the coffee that I*
the guests drank at dinner. ways in a
Saturday a white
Notice for Registrati
On the first Monday in May and on
the first Monday in each of the five
months followiin; hooks for n--stra-
l ion will he opened in the ('on rt IIor.se
at Darlington from M \. m. to 4 e. ji.
J. F. OAKNEK,
lii-oi-trar.
Ons Fact is Worth a ThoiiSc’.n'J
Tiiscriss.
Tiie question is.not, “Sh-ill l
ansnre iit'j Itfr but rather,
“ Whut companyshtiti 1 acin i f"
The Tu-entij* 1 'car Tontine
policies of the Editable Life
Assurance S-u-ic/;/ matur
ing in 1X01 reiitru the pnli-
rijhohler oil the pn mi unis
paid, and Ike follaudng
rates uf interest on the prt ■
rniunis ichivh. hare been
paid during tin tun idp
pears, in addition to the
' assurance of hi ■; lije during
| the entire period,
2C-TaH ENDOWMENTS.
A return ineasli ofa!! premiums
A IE. with isitm*! t at the rate of
01 per cent,
4-3 per cent.
35 S p.er cent.
Lift RATE.
j
Las Lscn
great care, ana
of
and county.
The essortmen
selected with
the customers cf the firm will
find muen to inieie»i them.
Special Agents f
TDo 1 4 p-pf CJ
i U.iiWi
Hi . -i)ni
~Tm
IjiliiLA
Monday,
A bnrgnin in everything thi-oughout the
apply store, and it is wonderful w hat a dollar
will do in this lieavy stock of
v^DRV GOO US,
gkocriiirs,
CMHHIXG,
5 610 MS,
6 8 ATS,
MLKMHKING GOOOS,
NOTIONS,
We will sell them, one and all, as low as
any living man dare sell honest goods.
■ Eutterick’
mwi
Luck is Looking for You in the
Slia.pe of BARGAINS at
Is prepared to make photographs
ef yourself, ycur residence,
y;ur tahy, cr you:.’ where
family.
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Don’t I elay! You may live to
regret it.
Gallery over Boyd's Drug Store.
Welling & Bonnoitt.
ii-tf
People’s Bank
or-
man — j- Ib' ic
named D. K. Cooley killed a can be no question but that if
negro named Ed Anderson, at | we bad had a truck on that
Lowadesville, Abbeville County. ni g ht of i ast December, when
i lie negro was workniLc for Al
Cooley under a contract an(1 1 the tlames were sweepu.g uci ohr
while running away was shot Hie Eastern portion of the
by him. Square and devouring building
Hon. J. Press Blackwell died after building, the fire could
suddenly at his home in Edge- have been confined to the nar-
field on Friday. He was a mem- row limits in which it com
ber of the Legislature from 1881 .
to 1888 and he became well Inence< ‘'
known throughout the State A truck can bo purchased at
during the last campaign from a very small expense and we
llis opposition to I ilhnan. respectfully commend to the
President Harrison is taking careful consideration of the
a tour throughout the South and 1 Town Council the movement
West. Everywhere he has which some public spirited eiti-
stopped in the South the people , ' - ; ,,
have received him withovations. zens ^ ,ave se 4 °n foot. It would
At El Paso, Texas, the President i he a judicious outlay of the pub
Carolina Inter-State
C’hapi
icil
11
ami
Chilblains, i
will have a meeting, for the ex
change of courtesies, with Pres
ident Diaz, of Mexico.
A disease called spotted fever
is raging in the noighborhood
of Milan, Tennessee. Over
thirty persons have died within
two days of last week. Not a
single patient has recovered.
People are fleeing and the other
towns are quarantined against
the stricken section.
Everything had become so
quiet around the scene of the
recent strike in Pennsylvania
that the militia was removed.
No sooner, however, was this
done than the strikers began
again to destroy property. The
excitement is so great in the
vicinity that the troops have
again been called out.
lie funds.
THE “EARLY CLOSING MOVE
MENT".
We would respectfully remind
the business men of the com
munity that the time is near at
hand for the inauguration of
the “early closing” movement.
We notice from our exchanges
that the effort is being made in
other towns to put it into oper
ation on May Rafter which date
it is proposed to close the stores
at 6 o’clock every afternoon,
except Saturday. Darlington,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisTaction, or
money refund d. Price T, cents
per box. For sale at Willcox &
Co's drug stor •.
God Was Merciful.
A judge in India, who was a
very bad shot, had been out for
a day’s sport, and on his return
the man who w, nt out with him
was asked: “W - ihhow did the
judge shoot h day; ' “Oil,” he
replied, “the judge shot beauti
fully, but God was very merci
ful to the birds.”
Pronounc.d Hopeless, Ycl Saved.
From a letter written by Mrs.
Ada E. Hurd of Groton, 8. 1).,
we quote: “Was taken with a
bad cold, which settled on my
Lungs, cough set in and finally
terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up say
ing I could live but a short time.
I gave myself up to my Saviour,
determined if 1 could not stay
with my friends on earth, I
would meet my absent ones i
above. My husband was ad
vised to get Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption,)
Coughs and Colds. 1 gave it a
trial, took in all eight bottles:
it has cured rue and thank God
1 am now a well and hearty
woman.” Trial bottles free at
Willcox & Co's drug store, reg-!
l.iX).
2 psriGJ tenriinaling at
tiis t?nd cf 20 years,
A r, ( '.mi in i-iwh of ;i!l pn iidunis
AGE wi . kCi'i-i'-t ;it the r:it<-of
33 Lit percent
4-i 32 |> r e nt.
33 _3L per c nt.
SUiiOVi.iRF, (TILERY, CHS \M) AWLTIRU
mmm,
J$L.££ont& xo:r
McCormick M o w e r s,
Kitidersamd flay Rakes,
IslaSHailay Wind Mills,
paid on lime dopes- (griinsoil Ifill’
iJa r 11 n 9. ton.
5 per cent Interest
Th
£ ro
yYSSoci ATioisr.
VV. C. COKER, President.
J. J. WARD, Vice President.
I,. K. WILLIAMSON. Hec. amlTrra.s
DAItGAN i. THOMPSON. Atton:ey»
Directors—O. II. EDWARDS. A C.
Me FA LL. JOHN 818KUON, W. F. taut ill
DARGAN and E. E. LUNN.
Tlris Association lends ijlOC on i.-K-ti 'COUIJ).*:'
slcire of stock. The ri'Khts of the in , ,,
vesto and h<>rrower have tiecn here Ju(
adjusted more cqe.italily than in any stl' jn
otlier now < ITerinjr stock totlie public.
AH par!iculars furnished upon appli-
urn on
is in
illiei
kmc
[iropuriion.
ol policies
depending upon the i.i
pidict nml tiie pr inimns j
Tiiei
its from day of de
nosit.
is no nS.-ur.oice
any cinnpituv \v
> witli this.
ihiu i/uhte is
1 of
mid.
cx-
hich
Law’s Block ISanics,
llavtes’ Side Harrows,
is {he
! nnU
'rows*
cation to K. WII.I.IAMSON.
X. E. SMITH,
General Agent.
HARTSYILLE
FIRE HiSURANCS AGEHCY.
GIN HOUSES, STORES,
DY/ELLINGS. BARNS.
And all insurable property placed ntl
lowest adequate rates of premium
in the Isirgest Companies.
Any information cheerfully ffiven.
Call and see us.
o' / II e
emnpanp in i/ie
II or hi and i ru nsm ts the
largest tins in ess,
ORGANIZED, JULY IGC9.
Asse/s, - $ 120,00i 1,000
St 11 •pin .s', ?5,000.t >00
Its latest form of Policy is
rNRESTRlCTE!)
after one year,
INCONTESTABLE
after two years,
“NON-FOR FEITABLE ’ ’
af er three years,
and payable
WITHOUT" DELAY.
Further information will he
promptly furnished on applica
tion to
KEITH DAItGAN, President.
. A. CARUIGAN', Vice President.
J., CHARLES, Ca-hier.
nine,
A (, YIAXYF,;
©ealer* 'm
Ale, Beer,
LKicors and Cigars.
■ o
The Very Fines’ Brands cf
XjI TJL 01*13
Always in Stock
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
CO RTsT W KCISKEY
Just received which is being
sold off at a low price.
sJ-Gm oct 80
Since the recent disastrous lire from
which he suffered so severely
CTarry a full supply of
Psinips and for dri «
1‘es wells, Riikber a
Leallier ISelting and
chine ©its.
iV. IS. Lxfra Pieces for
McCormick MachL cs
kept in stock.
T
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COKER & COJ GEO. HENRY McKEE,
u 1 O 1
A.
IVrT
the most progressive town in
tiie State, cannot afford to be I ular size lOc and
behindhand in this matter, and ——
our merchants should take it What is the Significance, of Miipah?
under advisement at once. The This is a Hebrew word which
HARTSYILLE, S. C.
Feb. Ift-Gm.
Stockholilers' Meeting.
C^n'
clerks have had a busy season
W. M. Sringer, a Democratic
inember of Congress from Illi
nois and a prominent candidate
for Speaker, denies that he said
Cleveland’s anti-silver letter
had put him out of the race for
President and Congressman W.
H. F. Lee, of V, ^ ni ^ v ^ term withoutany 1088° to "their “ set - u P a I' illar
of i
is often inscribed on gifts
of it, and have performed their h 'ina
work faithfully. In return for j chapter xxxi., 4li, in tin
the little indulgence, which can | of a covenant between
well be granted during the dull an, l *' a,)an: “-^ud Jacob took
Daklinotox, h. r\, April 14.1801.
A meetiuK of the sttOckholder., of
Tbe Darlington Light, Water ami
Power Company is hereby called nt
txplanation of ‘F*! ,a " f 11
he iound in fienesis, Of May,for t/iepurix^eof votinguj oii
record the proposition of issul .g Fifteen
Jacob
, . . A
Kw L WVjAwki A X
DA It LIXGJT).\, — ,S'. C.
I shall take pleasure in re
turning to you an example of
the profits which would accrue
to you on a policy on your own
life, on the basis of the expe
rience of tin; company up to the
present time. You will then
nnnlTm ' understand more distinctly the
llonds to L. N. Cor in payment for the
i-'uj
has purchased the stock of Dr. W. J.
Garner, and has leased the latter's
desirable business stand on the West
side of the Public Square fora term
of years. Here his friends and patrons
will find him iu the lutu e provide!
•is heretofore with a large and select
itsso. tmenl of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
&.C., S.C.
that Cleveland is
among
State.
the Democrats of his
ailed it Mizpab, for
♦ *
he
The official canvass of the re
turns of the recent municipal
election in Chicago gives the
Republican candidate for Mayor,
Washburn, a plurality of 29C
over Creiger, the Democratic
candidate. Chicago is a Demo
cratic city, but ex-Mayor Carter
Harrison, a Democrat, also ran •
employers, they will be all the i ^ the Lonl watch 5etw( .,. n
more ready and able to render me and thee when weareahsent
effective service when the fall! one from another. “
trade sets in. I ■*
plant of said company,
fly order of Board of Directors.
W. F. DARGAN,
President and Treasurer.
advantages of assuring your
life with the Equitable Society.
Cl?" A continuance of the libera I
patronage which has been accorded
him in tbe past is respectfully solicit
ed. Jan. 15-tf.
I)i*y Goods, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Fans,
Parasols, Umbrellas, Shoes, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs and Hosiery, in
endless variety.
Cidcuts' Innnishtug Oloofts.
Notics.
FUN FOR THE TAX PAYERS,
Judge Aldrich has decided
Good Looks.
Irwvb-
Goods looks are more than
, ! skin deep, depending upon a
that the State Courts have j.u- healthy condition of all the vital
risdiction of the Coosaw matter, orgnns. If the Liver he inac-
while Judge Simonton rules that five, you have a Bilious Look.
for Mayor and this divided the shoultl K° l,< ‘ fore t,le * nite<1 vou have a Dvspejitic'Look^and
Democrotic vote. States Courts. In the mean if your Kidneys i ,, a ,Teetcd you
On Saturday night the store' timc ’ theend be about as have a i’inched Look. Secure
of E. G. Mallard Co., at far offasever, and, the Governor ^ have
Magnolia, Sumter County, was having shut down the Co< saw rfo°4 I'lcks. i • trie Hitters is
broken into and the safe was Works, the cost to the State is tiv''-iVh*'tD 0 "’ 0
l>ut into a vvatron and carried to i i , » . n , rt h s nu ( tis < these \it.d or-
Lynchc’s River Swamp. It was ,WVewl hundred dollar8 a da - v ' pV s - l i’in'plos, Blotches,
opened and about s.MK) in cur- It is estimated that the loss ul- Boilsandgivesygoodcomplex-
rency and some valuable papers leady incurred is $25,000, (which *® 1K ol Willcox A Co’s
were stolen. 'I here is no clue amount the people will, of* ^ -i'h . ;■ 'i Lottie,
to who the thieves were. course, have to make up in tax-
A collision occurred between es), “but it’s all right as long as
two trains on the Asheville & ;*•« ..ii riu-fit ”
Spartanburg Railroad on Mon-)
day of last week at a point just Howto Play Ball.
South of Saluda Mountain. One The popular “Buck" Ewing,
white man ami one negro were captain of the New York's, has
killed and six negroes were in- written an article for the Boy’s
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Darlington Manufac-
turihg Company will beheld at the
office of the company on Thursday.
May 7, 1881, at 12 M.
JAMES T. BRISTOW,
April 10-4t Secretary.
Slieiiff’s Sale.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
jured. The collision was caused
r
by
i»y ene of the conductors diso-
Department of The Ladds’
Home Journal for June ‘on the
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN’S IRON BITTERS
Abram Weinberg f Judgment
vs. ■ for
Albert Sanders, j Foreclosure.
"Qv virtue of an order of Court, made
in this ease. I will sell, on the first
Monday in May next or the Tuesday
there die:-, in ficnt of the Court House
of Darlington County, ali that lot of
ian 1, with the buildings thereon, sit
lute, lying and being in the Town of
Darlington, and in the County and
State aforesaid, containing about one-
hail acre moie or legs, and boutid-al
at follows, to-wit: North by lot onie-a
!>y Ferdinand Keith, East by road
leading from Darlington to Florence,
South hv lot of land oxCned by Smart
law, West by Aleck Dudleys land;:
same being iu depth about t wo hun
dred feet more or less, and width of.
about sixty feet more or less, raid let
having been conveyed to inc by Mrs.
Dewitt. Terms cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. W. P. COLE,
April 11, 1881. S. I). C.
COTTON
(ELEVATOR
Cleans,Dries,Improves these
Market Values (oTtoK
^fend tbrJ^ooKa'—
DdDL^y E Jo/iE5 (S /f^
^ Little Rock-arf..
tl 1 handsome spring suits,
made in the v-ery latest style.
ill
WOOTTON’S PATENT
Willi]
bevingorders. He was instruct- “Ins and Outs of Base-ball,” in
ed to wait for tbe other train at which the famous catcher will
a certain point, but he tried to tell how to play the game: how
reach the next station instead, to form a nine; the hardest posi-
Dr. Niles, of Chicago, has been t '°Pu and * l0 l v I 1 ,’ ^ them: how
arrested for stealing his own J? 1. oy a ball, etc. This is
chjldren. The Doctor and his kwwg s first article, and it is
wife are divorced and they are ‘ said b® the best which has
fighting in the courts about who f, vor ,ce ' 1 wr| U<'n, tor boys on
shall have the childien. He 1 national game.
was afraid that the court would lf , *** ”' , .
decide against him. so. on tbe , 4f yo« ;|o not want gray buirs.
night before tbe trial was to lU' • r» l ' ‘
come off, he had the children Renewe ^ ^
STOVES,
Sicilian
vritp.i Btthy wus'fcK'k, we gate her Castorfa
When she was a Child, she cried for Cnstorift.
When she became Miss, she clung t<> Cestorla.
*Vln»n she bail CJiiiclren, she gave tl’pm Cnstoritv
The OjfiifigiO!! Biiiiiliiif; diiii loan
AssjC-iaiian.
GTOVES.
AW
AND AT /LL PRICES,
IN ALL SHIES
zip. ytse:^ xust ax'c-y iBAPMsr. full line of the Choicest
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN- j
V/ARE, HARDWARE, PUMPU. PIPING Simpicst, Clmapcst MidLe t. WiriM Movable, and'Toliaeen can ha Bulked
AND FITTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP- Mi"V‘ “. ,l T' Fine Wtappers, with g,H>d Hmlv and Textme save
T(0 M 1,11 the I.cuves, and MH-tnethe iflglmtd Price, Cure on the Wire*.
' ^P»x!CE. WHEN CASH ACCc4jPANIts ORDER :
ll.'> Stic*,* Going!, ), 17 U'l.'-a to Kti. In
1. *| Wiie. (No Sfickrl
1231MEB
Bfid nt fill setisons.'
C..u
stolen from the Deputy Sheriff . On Drill-Sergeant-” Wh-n ^dev Bank of Darhngton „„ 8»t
The monfidy meeting of 41ii» Aeo
ihukin will he held at the office of the
tqid secreted away in Michigan, you put the gun to your should- unlay the f.wh inst, ,.t b.yo 0 ,.| 0 ,-k
The chiJtlren have been found er to shoot, you must -stand so D M. Due* received bv Tmtsurer at
and, besides the-Doctor, Beveral still that a guide-post beside hi*oClce and nt th** meeting
women have been arrested for you would look like a drunken k , '“ <M
-Fliegende B.aetter.! Mur i», tusi.
C. K. KUGKR.S,
Sec’ty And Trea*.
mM
iin diiu Held Hoofing
Fronts a special!' .
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Sulisfaction guarantned on all work."'
Give n>< a call und you will vufelv he
pleaoed
J. C. WHITE,
Corner Puhlir Square and Main Street-
J. G. McCall a Old Stand.
April 10-lyr
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XVUKS lIQOfl? A UK s l.n ON T1MK, TIIK CHICK WILL UK :
IliO Sticks Complete i? Wires to 8tickI... <.
i.tKj wt es iNo stick*) 4 t
- Baskets, per !U«cn , ,,,,
Sample Stlek Mailed for 5 Cents.
Treatise on Tobacco Culture mid Curing Mailed FJtEK on appHrutii n
u^a-EJSTTS WXYISr’raiy,
TOBACCO HANGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
HOUSTON HALIFAX COUNTY, VIH01N
on
IA.
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