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N. Railroad. | A School Episode. [Bonn ettoville/corrpapoudent New* l Detroit Freo I’rers.] »nd Courier, June as.] She was just a little curly- 1 The gap in the track of the headed school girl who wore one Charleston, Sumter and North- shabby black dress such a long ern Railroad is fast decreasing, time that the children made fun and Qeneral Manager Averill,! <>f her when she came and went who is in the field pushing the! among them, work, ' says that Saturday or “What do you think?” they Monday night will see the last said to each other; “that little spike driven. He says that the Louisa has only one dress and railroad commissioners have she wears it all the year round.” been notified to come over on But that was not true. It was July 1 and receive the road, and a winter dress and one day inj that on the 5th the regular train Spring little Louisa blossomed service will be established. ! out in a pink. The material for building de- “W’hat do you think?” cried pots and cotton platforms is the children; “Louisa’s got a loaded on the cars, and with a new dress.” large force of carpenters will be Children are unfeeling little 1 brought here as soon as the monsters, naturally. One of. track is connected, and commo- them discovered that I.ouisa’s The New Drug Store. iBAMLXNGTWH 5VH0 LUS AM?' M miVMAWA'o Wo have in stock and One car in to arrive load ot Bacon. “ Corn. a few da vs. Finn r. Molassses. 1 desire to iiifiinn lujr friends, ne- quitintnnce*. an.I the public in irener- ul, that 1 have opened my Drugstore in Dr t.nmiey s Hnilding on 1‘earl street, where I will 1m> pfouMH] to have y newt nnythlng drugs, line toilet artieles. iMiteut iuedieii.es. stationery, *.e lloiuiigto see them all at an early date, and to receive a large share of patronage, lam. Respectfully, J. O MCLDHOW, Prescription Druggist. Prem-riptions carefully compounded at all hours April 2-Sin. DoYcuWisliTo Be B; Your Ota GIN HOUSE? Tlu-n buy tbe \ i rnas Sit! a ill Pr bo.J M. yea *•» •••«wwcr— our tin**,~> •««#»» »t* t }«>, K AglLY, .«anted. J Alii L » I kti-l >■**•*“ smses a n>-. irr AddrM* •■ •••• •< lemiata, »n*«. AND t/Uli L.wldi It is the most i«*rfect system in use. unloading cotton from wagons, cie.in ingand delivering it into gins or stalls. Cotton does not pass through fan. and press requires no pulleys or belts. It saves time and money. of making purchases | Tdlhott <1* Soil .s* is not in buyiogthe | nnt< iioilrrs — Sttitioiuir;! era s. “".tl n ..Mlv and b ^' tsblv, l»y Ihos* or JJ...4 mis ilor. MOHFt w fwmlsli rverythinr v your spara , -- <||W erary wwt. ...tir. y ««W aij f;u yrvweekaad IS W. !*» fcn.li* I-sr. ".U-ra - . . ..ct„«wmMlet^Uu'-««*i rvwywa^fcar. R. K., CHARLES, attorney at law, PAEI-IXf'Ct*'. S- C. K. J KKKSKOV. iV W. C. HOI nil. !afc.Vs r _.ja;S« F L ..si •mt'E In fact everything in the ‘HEAYV GROCERY” LINE .. . . them discovered that dious depots will soon be in new dress was not new, and she w n ly.intlln in Invtrn miMtififima course of construction. took pains to announce the fact ^ lllllKllC 111 ItllgjC QliailtltlOS. to the school in a few scornful comments. wrt****j Wn inxri+n o * “Made over? Yes, indeed,and 1 litVILu ct so oldfashioned! We could see the old stitches. Some one has given it to her.” Louisa heard and cried her self sick. The teacher knew nothing of it. She was doing Qeneral Managers Fry and Averill, of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley and Charleston, Sumter and Northern roads, are here arranging schedules and other details for through busi ness, etc. The passenger sched ule will probably be about as follows: Leave Charleston 0.50 111 Wholesale market. comparison of prices Department with any The the lowest priced goods, for they are | generally the dearest : the cheapest are always those you buy which are 1 the best for the money. If you wish a first-class article in our line, such e.s TV s rri r.T ^ • ^ r- A. A wk U w « T i r 'ii »y on , Cl wLa \J ana nml Portal)}r. "Old DonOnimi’’ Cor Mills $l >r> U> #300. Talbott's Saw .Mills, Im- \prorr l Frirtiov mol Rope bW,l, .$200 to $000. Lnnimas and Van IVin- kle Cotton Gins and Cotton. Vrrssrs. We offer saw mill men and ginners j 5$ j the most complete outfits in the State ! and at bottom prices rfletee. oatt i re. No rvplrln b-re. Full :v. a c o., Atumu, baiml I I*.% W» f I uii-lerfehe ta brieffr any tuiriy Intelliir.-ui |- r- u wf wtb r i ho run n-ad and feritc, »i>d Wio s iu.tiucilon.wlU work iudiMf.'isMi*.y, o eanil l.rve Th..i..»uil Dullar \ .•M-aiiues^iheP vertbry liv.-.l will alaofurtiiah iip.’«yiu.-ftl,»t». bleb \ . it imi .-am lluitauM>nai, unlewa fciie--e-*>ii:l above. J a>ity and «|uit ).iy ^ . A aorkrr Tutu am b tliarrid <-r ruuuty. ‘f bat• already lauf itt provided wl*ii ampl. iux-af a Urge bn are iiiaMit*'•>'»» a e rat-b. It’alk'CVi ear H» tkv tb« ' ttaatbai !• att*’ J I’nfo , folala. tlWa- . .I,. U.lrara-r- e ral-«»e>- ' ,.U.‘ A..nu earn Otvr • ifb. V.n.....btbe work gmllW* i L n e wk. re.ar v. u are. kwa !*•- ctanrr* an . aaBy cndi.r Ja (biv. Ail age,. Wv.bow ^ ...d .tart tou. * BB work It. TJ" Ul.tluMrU.C' Vn lti.tr. Hi« im.«ry rr*. Fai.ur- uaknoan anu.av iaern. \ I IT and ar..ndarAtl. I’anloalara IVrr. A. M., arrive at Bennettsville 12.35 P. M., Fayetteville 2.35 P. M. Leave Fayetteville 2.45 P. M., leave Bennettsville 4.50 P. M., arrive Charleston 10.00 P. M. The trains to run through between Fayetteville and Charleston. sums on the blackboard, ano thumping knowledge into thel children’s heads. “Please, teacher, a girl’s fainted.” This unusual announcement' roused all, even the lethargic j teacher, into a show of interest. Respectfully, J. Frank rv La* Cloc Early. Y. C BADHAM, GENERAL AGENT. COLUMBIA, S. C. ‘'"d ' 3? The Talbott Engines are the Best. Please give us a trial, and if we don't | give you more for your money than j you can get elsewhere. Charleston not i excepted, we will forfeit the price lit ol WATCHES Repaired and Warranted A r T the purchased article. -AT- The citizens of Bennettsville The girl was Louisa, she of the and along the line will learn pink dress, with regret that for some time “She's been cry in’ awful,” at least there will be no improve- volunteered one of the other i ment in their mail facilities as children. they had confidently hoped for When the child came to her on the completion of the Charles- self, she clung sobbing to thel Sumter and Northern Road, teacher's unfriendly hand, and 1 ton, Your correspondent asked Col. Averill when we could expect the mail to he put on this line, and his reply was in substance as follows: “I regret that the citizens of Bennettsville and on the line of our road north of Sumter will lx* badly disappointed for some time in regard to the improved mail facilities, as the postoflice department declines to give us the mail, unless we accept in compensation a sum equal to about one-fourth of what would he allowed us by the Acts of Congress regulating mail pay to railroad companies, and trying to bind us with u contract of this kind until July, 18‘.)5. While I regret to disap point the patrons of our line, I have felt compelled to promptly decline the offer of the postottice department fully believing that the public will sustain the com pany in their action.” Col. Averill was asked to give the correspondence for publica tion, but this he declined at present to do. Cannot the AYw.s iokI Courier take this matter up and help to secure us the Charleston mails, via the Charleston, Sumter and North ern, in place of the present Star Route service? Bennettsville is entitled to a first-class mail service. The town is growing and the sur rounding country is being rap idly settled. Charleston can get our business and will. Let the people of Charleston give us a nelping hand and smother this attempt of the postottice depart ment to keep us in the hack- woods. B> i ■» n Wi • Excursion to Bennettsville. [Muiutcr Wntchiuun hikI Southron.] There will be an excursion to Bennettsville from this i>oint on Thursday, the tith of July. It is gotten up by those who are well capable of making it a com plete success, and is for the pur- told her story. “Twarnt ’cause it was out of fashion—I didn’t care for that; nor ’cause ’twas the only one I’ve got, ’sides the old black, but ’twas made over for me from one of m-m-mother’s, and j oh-h, teacher, she’s dead.” A tear fell from the eyes of the teacher, who had traveled that road herself. “I’m sorry,” she said; “I will; see that the children treat you differently in future.” And she kept her word. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain- field, 111., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a i hopeless victim of consumption^ and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and after , taking ten bottles, found herself sound anil well, now does her! own housework and is as well; as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Willcox & Co's Drug Store, large bottles 5oc. and $1.00. ■ White Walter Girls in Virginia. [From the Staunton Vindicator.] Mr. J. Watkins Lee. manager 1 of the Uawley Springs, ..ho was in Staunton Saturday, said the colored men as dining room waiters had given him so much 1 trouble in the past that for the coining season he nad engaged white girls as waiters. At the Hotel Intermont, the new and first-class hotel at Covington, Alleghany, the proprietor has also employed white girl wait ers. At the Hotel Eikton, Rockingham, the dining room is also waited on by white wait- New Store on the Comer! NACHMAN BUILDING. It is just about one week sinee we threw our doors opon and the result of only a few days se. ms encouraging ,o uh. In order to acquaint the good people of Darlington and vicinity with the class of goods we carry in stock we will beliw give you a hint of what wo hav« on hand: Handsome Line of White Dress Goods, in stripes and cheeks: Lena Stripes. Ginghams, Cha mhrois, Chnllies, W’nvsted s, Surra it Silks, Pongee Silks, and a general assort ment of Dn/ Goods, .Morions, Hosier;/. A Tremendous line of Shoes. j. H. Masos & Co’s Jkwkuiy Stork. Aitenlion Mechanics! All persons in need of babbitt metal n purchase it cheap at THIS I)AR- ' • _ FOR TIRED M UNO WOMMi. P. P. P. will purify and vitANaft j'oiir blood, create a good opi>Ht ite nml give your whole gyutem tone and strength. A prominent railroad superintendent at Snvatiuah, sulTeriug with Malaria, Dyspep si.'-, and Rheumatism says: “After taking P. P. P. he never felt so well in his lift*, and feels as if he could live forever, if he could always get P. P. P.’* If you are tired out from over-work and close couliueineut, lake I <5*- . LIVUTON NKWf* ctfllfC Jim - 12. '90—tf •BtrnaLwr&r*, ' 4V. ;.'j4 v’vii A W r'H swlvj Sac; ’JH&wwe If you are feelinr badly iu the spring and out of sorts, t~ke If your dk.-estive organa need toning up, take' DOUGLAS Caveat-*, 'n'- ent bu-in'v ■ Our 0'fic*' and we mn ■"( remote '/< r.i ■ Send ni • 'el. tion. V»V • . cha rye. t>»u’ A P- nvdc- n&m*^ of ■>civ town, sent fri v- ie-M; rk.' obtained, and all Pat- mdviOTe i for .Yoloraie Fees. .►r- vit-i o.s. Patent Office. ethan those I’A'lUl on. .it- ,: photo., with descrip- r uTcr.t.'.kle or not. free of : Jut rill patent is secured. obtnr' Patents.'’with, nt - in your State, county, or rid -ess. $3 SHOE Millinery Department. Kfre you just added to our will find an elegant line of trimmed and untrimmed Hats. We have ■ - r - : - colossal stock a new fresh line of the latest shapes, ex quisite flower, and other trimmings. crape, nutiKveiling, in fact any thing appertaining to a first class and stylish millinery. A .-all will convince anyone. Some very pretty white caps and hats for children. Mull caps for infants in endless variety. Will be very Respectfully glad to have you call. you rs, E. C. Rotholz. 13, ©, mniiTOw, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. tie* for Gentlemen, , l.udies, etc., are war ranted, and so stamped on bottom. Address \V. li. DOLLILAS, IJrockton, .Utiftt*. Soldby For sale by A. J. Broom, Dar fington, S. C. Feb. 20, 1890. NOTICE. J>. tiec is hi reby given that « mort gage from 1’ute to W. A. < urrigan, which has been lost, is not negotiable and will be valueless in hand of Under. W. A. CARKIGAN. Nettles & Nettles, Att’vs., Nov. 27. tf For C. Pate. C. As Li^OW&CO. Opposes Fr.L.rtt KfJce, W.i£hin^lon, 0. C. p. p. p. ire ft* aoriA P. P. P. If your d take P. P. P. If vo:i puffer with headache, indigestion, debility tuul m euaut-ss, iako p. p. p. If you puffcr with rerv^u^ *.ro!:tration, nerves u’liurunu and a geiterai 1< t down of Uio system, take P. P. P. For Blood Po ; sm. nhe’rnptism. Scrof ula, M Sores M.tlana, Chrome Feumld Coiuplainu, take P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke Root end Potassium. The best blood puritier in the world. mm k hough. rtllorneys-al-Law t Darling!on. - - • ,S\ C. Will practice In all the courts of the Ntste. Prompt, personal attention given to all collections entrusted to the firm. Office over Edwards, Nor. ment & Co's. 1. J. WARD. K. O. WOODS WARD & WOODS. Attorneys & Counselors at Law, DA RLISU 7 OS. IS. C. Will practice in the State and Federal Courts Special a tention paid to all matters pert lining to the buying, gelling rent ing or leasing of real estate Any party having business in this line would do well to call on the firm, who have control of some of the most de sirable property in the town am] county. J. K. SETTLES. C. S. SETTLES. Nettles & Nettles, Attorneys ft Counselors at Law, DnrlincloM ('. It.. M. Will practice in all the State and Fed eral Courts. Prompt personal at tention given to the collection of Claims. The attention of the fanners of Dar lington County is called to the fact that this firm is prepared to negotiate loans of from *300 to *20 000, for five years, at a low rate of interest. U. W. 1) A BO AX. H. T THOMPSON'. DARGAN & THOMPSON. Attorneys at Law, Office, Hewitt building (up stairs) north side of the Public Square. Darlington, S. C- W- F. DAKGAN. .* ttorney at Law, Darlington, - • - S. C. Office over Blackwell Bros, stoie Satisfaction. When a min isl js lie is Satisfied, STORE FIXTURES, CjrAtk for Catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO., nashville,tenn. The Best is the Cheapest. The “Domestic" Sewing Machine Im provements for 1301. at deal. ne me ms a One of t he })oIicy-holders of the Equitable Life Assurance ic! \, i tr. Charles ! A. Ld wards, of Nt w iorK, who, in i - i 1 took ticiiij yea. iodine !>ohc> t vith the Lquitalile for * 10,00.1, writes as follows: "I mu tuiit >u ■ t, u til m tisjin | -.ciUl this result, nbtuininy ti*irt i/.on* 1,000 in < -ccjs nj t/ rvleeiion cf my jjulivy Uo not propot unolner Toi.it:ie p* . < ins I o urit.y ' i, a oh. ojn- uy. the .met paid, in addition Lo hutiny r.ijoy.n the .he twenty years it has been in force t am . .. f ' fiend as this paltry has Men to me, but in do, ■ ■onipany with the Kjailubte, huciny ry .tied for benefits under whim lutsa hope toobb:,., duriuy n.y lifetime.' Another, Mr. Narh.uii l Wil-on, of iVu-hington, write.- in lelat.i u o j o icy No u.i.on. us ndiows: "J took out a Tonti ■ paii.y i.i your Coi.ijiui.yfoi ^.u.iOO. The policy has been setUed to my satisfa tion. i ha ,v m 't< e i of the same kind for >j0,000, because lun satisfa d that the i be preferred to any of which l hace kno riidye.” from the widows or executors of policy-holders w ho •J-— l-A s..l. . AM* mitl jeolltifx htiiU pluii id *••' FINE SHOW CASES. A»-Ar.!c for catalogue. TERRY M’F’G CO., n ashvillc. Tenn. When the Breeze Dies Out Take to the Oars! When Business Lan guishes, push it. The best advertising does not consist of wind alone. It has Strength and Power. It will pro pel your craft into the harbor of prosperity, against adverse tides and over dangerous shoals. T. II. Attorney i t J nw. D.lllLIXGTUX, C H.,S ('■ Will practice iu Circuit Courts ami Supreme Court of South Carolina Prompt attention given to all busi ness, and special attention given col lections. a. w. uko. w Bltows. HOY 1). BOYD & BROWN Attorneys and Counselors at Law Office in brick building south of the Bank of Darlington. DAKUNiiTUS C //.. .N ' PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL BUSINESS. CllOMI'T C. P. DdWGAK, Attorney • and Ju ^ Wh ° m • hJd d!X u“^dr& wero trom fs.licy-holders who “ were satistieil with their assurance because it furnished protection, and gu\e ( them suflident peace of mind to offset the burden of the continuing charitable purpose. It is the from Rockingham County. Be- tirst excursion to this delightful and historical town that has been made on the C., S. & N. R. R. A basket picnic will be the order of the day. Music and refreshments, and other accom paniments of an interesting na- f o r e opening the proprietor brought on from New York an expert white girl waiter who drilled the new girls in their duties. A Staunton lady, who stopped there last week, says the service is perfect. All the annual premiums on th dr policies, they would be no more than leasonableassertiom Hut this satisfaction is something more than this: It is the gratitication of n.cii icu who have, over and above the protection from the assurance, realized on a profitable investment. They have reason to be satisfied. For twenty years they have been building up their business and accumulating fortunes, ami IlflVX* WVCXI UUJliisiap, ..... _ i meanwhile their families and estates have been protected against the disaster ; which would have come, if through some accident they had died premature.y ture will not he wanting. Apart j hotel keepers i‘n this section are 1 '"'B“ ow I Must they we hare eri- Two maciiines iu one; chain stitch. Irw-k stitch; “Domestic" loiqier. Ask the agent to show it to you. You will see its great value at one . The Wonder op the Age! First hi the field with new ideas: high arm: bent wood work; convertible stitch sewing machine The “DOMESTiC” can lie seen at to ' the store of McCall & Burch, oral the residence of J. <i. McCall. j, - HV hare paid out a yreat deal of money in premiums, but we hare eu from the pleasure and novelty beginning to agree that the \ joyed the protection of our assurancfind are su'isfied thatour "‘'-"y* of ridintr throuch a country orovimitv of the ore-it mountain been icell spent: we hace nothing more to ewpect, and hate nothing fuitner ic OI rimng tnrougn a country proximity Ot tne great mountain Thevinhrht sav this, and lie content, hut they are able to say much where the sound of the iron watering places of \ irginia, than this thus' “ We, ire more thou satisfied hero use. in tuidituut to the horse has never been heard will which are all open in the sum- protection airen for all these years, onr Tontine policies have turned out lobe -» /- 11 be that of seeing the town of mer, makes it very difficult to good INVESTMENTS, usix proved by t if fact that the Kqndabte has rtturne I JVIl’S. J. Cx. d-.i-Cv Hill, Bennettsville. and participating retain satisfactory colored din-, t,Mt wt ,,ute T" i,t - ,rith ,ntertst " d</ ' d • . J _ 1 • _ - 1 • ... . * . . . % , • . » til: ilCf in a most delightful entertain ment, and all for sweet charity’s sake. The agent for a patent hair restorer received this testimo nial; “Dear Sir: A few days ago ing room help in the towns or at the smaller watering places, and there is a general feeling I I accidentally spilled some of I Eikton—b o t h the travelling E I «| r f l i r 0 ‘! . C ° rn P uhlic and ^ hotel proprietors ^ h '* h 'y “< -' ice. found a hair mattress.”—Phil- Think of it! A return of the total amount expended in \ premiums, with compound inferest at from $ to o per among proprietors to end the | centam per annum add-ed thrreto. struggle by employing white girls. Wherever the change has been tried—Covington and | GEO. HENRY McKEE, Darlington, S. C. SPECIAL AGENT. adelphia Record Happy Hooslers. Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of “Mary, didn’t we get fifty! Maville. Ind., writes: “Electric pounds of ice this morning ’ said a West End ladv. “Y’es, Bitters has done more for me 1 than all other medicines com bined. for that bad feeling aris ing from Kidney and Liver trouble.” John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, kitchen floor. I am very sorry, sa?’ 8 ^ "1’ind Electric Bitters to mum.”—67 Louis Republic. be V ie . b ** st K ! dney / u ! d ,. jlver medicine, made me feel like a Waiter—“Very fine chicken' new man.” J. W. Gardner, that, sir.” Guest—“Ves. 11 hardware merchant, same town. lady. ■MHO,” responded the girl. “1 don’t see it in the ice-chest.” * No, mum; 1 dropped it and it fell thiougli a knothole in the NOTICE TO I.VStmCHS, :Get The Best Insorance For The Least mun THE LIVERPOOL A LONDON A GLOBE INSURANCE CO., o' Liverpool. , England, is the lirgest Fire Company in the world. THE ACTNA. of Hartford, Connecticut, is the largest of al) the American Fire Companies. THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia, is the second largest of all American Fire Combanies. THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York city, is the third larg eet of all American Fire Companies. Agant for Darlington County. i *i t V l mim Manutacturers —OF— being says: Electric Bitters is just wonder how it escaped killed for so long a time.”— the thing for a man who is all, : run down and don’t care wheth er he lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a new lease on life. Only 5<>o. a bottle, at Willcox & Co's Drug Store. t of all American Fire Companies. THE HARTFORD, of Hartford, Connecticut, is the fourth largest of all the : P 013!**% Slistl merican Fire Companies. '- * 'i ‘ *' Ml of the above companies, and several others, represented in the agency -fc/r/—»-rTTTT' F. E. JtSTOEMEIsrT, Dariii gton, is. v.. September 11, 189(1. HlllibS. Harper's Bazar. — —«■■ - — “I say, Cholly, Ous Tipping- ton has been discovahed cheat ing at cahds!” “Has he? By Jove! I say, new, theah's such a thing as cary wing this anglo- inania business too fah, isn’t theah?”—Washinyton Post. jvroxTJLTnirJGS — AND- lUiSIding Alalerial. KSTA RMAflKI* 1342. CHARLESTOX, S. C. pril, 2o 1-31*—* ■m is 0, Bool' ' CC ‘I 4 * 'l 'l T- iVY» Vt SinTionc ' 'Gra • ’ i 1 n in A S ! f’C Practice* in the UIRted States Courts and in the 4th Hinfritli Circuits. Prompt attention to all business en trusted to him. Office, Ward’s Isuie. P. Bishop Parrott, Stenographer and Typewriter, ar Office with Nettles A Nettles. JO LEGAL AND OTHER COPYING SOLICITED. Testimony r-ported iu short-hard ind type-written trim script of same urnished at reasonable rates Good .■spelling, ('orrect Punctuation md Neat Work Guaranteed. •Ian S-lyr. jnr '.•J . ; ,-k''T.'i’.'SOFTitArSI ; YIW^vQc^i.ESS ’o?5^ Dr::,/3 30 wSL r'Ci : ' Vj --h ■ r rOil COTTON ^LEVATOR Cleans,Dries,Smprcvi’S theae Market Value d (pTjoH -vFend farliook^ DdDLE/ E.J9/1E5 (9 /fe Little Rpck-, arr.. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. •CO . C. TO ALE , MCNfiV OLIVER Geo. F, Toatr k Co, WHITE EI3STE DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, AMD WOOTTON’S PiiTENT WIKE TOBACV’O HANUERS mt “1 am a little short and will propound to you a conundrum in mental arithmetic,” said a Detroit man to his friend. ‘All right; lot me hear it?” answered his friend. , _ “Well,” said the man thati Time is money, they say. And Wrts 8hort - “suppose you liad-tdo we have often observed that it ,n your p*K-ket, and I should ask takes a good deal of money to 7 0 4 how mucn wou,d re- have a good time. ^VjSTJD The reason that some people “love at first sight” is because they don’t know each other then. 3Xn\)5(lvnlvr. Anything in the Stationery, Musical or Nov elty Line to be had at the 2;ivlimvtan $Sook §tovc r B. O. BRISTOW, - - - Proprietor. OA3ST BE TTSIEO -JIST rm r i rj ? t’ i ^ Y JS^Y IKTST. Simplest, Cheajiret nirtl Bent. Wires Hove.bl*. hi d Tohaeco eiin h* Down on Them. To make Fine Wr .liters, vsti\\ % oocl Bc-iiy and Texture, wi e all the* leaves, and Kwureth® Higiit st, i’riee. Cure on the Wires. PRICE, WHEN CASH ACCOMPAN ‘ES ORDER: 100 Sticks Complete (7 Wires to Stick) 1,000 Wires (No Sticks) WHKX GOODS AUK 80L1V OX T1MK TMK P HICK WILL BK : KX) Sticks Complete (7 Wires 1 y Stic l.Ooo Wi.cs (No Stick*) — Ituskets, per Dozen ■ - Sample Stick TCniletl fo-5C« its. Treatise on Tobacco Culture and 0ruing Mailed Ft iEP on appl(ration. A^O-ETSTTS TOBACCO HANGER MANUFACTUf ING COMPANY. HOUSTON, HALIFAX. RlOUNTY, Y1IW1NIA. OPPIffB AND SALESROOMS 10 ;i ud 12 IIh\ lie Si reel, (IHAKLKVrON. - - S C a^r-S|M*eial Prices Cheerfully Fur nished. R W. PARKER.-—*—J. B. FLOYD. The Darlington Collecting AND Real Estate Agenc;/. Collections of all kinds solid ited. Our prompt personal attention given ind satisfaction guaranteed iu all business entrusted to us. Office in Enterprise Hotel Boarders Wanted. Mrs. J. A. White desires it known that she can accommodate five or six men as Imarders. Good room* and satisfaction given ; t mis reasonable. Apply at the residence on New Street. Feb. 28—tf PETER - BOWIES ^YOES first-class House and Sign Painting; Knlsomine Work a si»eeialty. In addition to my other works, I am now prepared to do PAPER HANGING, etc. ESr He solicits the patronage or Darlington. Feb. 27-1 yr Cotton Seed Wanted. For the next ten day* the Darling ton Oil Mill will pay the highest mar ket price for sound Cotton Seed or willexchange Acid, Kainit, C H Meal >r Amoniated Goods for Seed. If >'<■“ have seed to sell bring them at once. c. s. McCullough. May 7-tf. President. TTCriMHiiopTitAisixuSchool fob ** Tkachkks, Columbia, 8. C. Thorough Normal instruction amt practice in best methods of teaching. years old. 3.30 4.50 4.00 Open to girls over 18 j I Graduates are entitle t to teach in the schcols of South Carolina as first grade teachers. They readily *«■ cure good positions in this and other states. Each County is given two scholarship*—one by the State, worth *150; and one by the school worth *30 Competitive examination for these seholarsniiM will be held in each County, Thursday. Julv 8. Addiess D.B. JOHNSON, Superintendent.