The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, December 16, 1897, Image 2
Ubi Piic Prater.
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LINCOLN AT GETTYSBURG
MR CHARLBS B CALVO SUCCt.fcDS
Hlb FATHER
Contract Made With The Stat» Com
pany to Do the Work Conim-ms“<nn
Acts
L’or several days th" iiuestMiu
as to who wouhl do thw jmldii’
printing has het n om
■ >. I |;e f' si
d .' ■ 11 (■ • ■ o f (' 1111 a 111 K W Cannon
on i he outskirts of this town,
was s I'st. rd. y tin■ seene of an
intoia st ing i-vont, 11 1 t-hh -t
daughti'r. Miss Varg.imt. a
pntty and poituiai young l.ldy,
was tuiited iii marn ig" to I >r S
Hfclchani, a \..ung idiysieian
\\ h" raino lion ■ line 11me sim o
from I,,:n'■ as11 • • ,anty and lias
established a luorativ" pratioo
in this i■ ima'm i t y .
Tim i'i t. moiiy. poiformou by
the K' 1 v. I 11 Law, 1). 11 the
uin'lo was solemn, short
and impressiv e. 1 he at ten
dance was not large, consisting
almost ent irely of mar ivlat ions
and a few in% ited friends of the
family. The wedding took
place at '• p. m ami iinin-ii
iy afterward an elegant
cheoll was served.
The happy young coiiph
now in Charleston on p
the att ract ions of " I’he ( ity by
the Lea ' and m a few days
will return to Hartsville, their
future home.
been one of con
siderable doubt. \ esterilay Mr.
Charles H. Calvo, a son of Mr.
Charles A. Calvo, the public
printer, was elected to that
position, theoffieer having been
declared vacant. Mr, Charles '
B. Calvo has arranged with
The State company to do the
work for him.
Last June Mr. C. A ( also,
the State printer, became ill
and had c> be sent to a hospital
at the north; at, that time bis
connection with the Columbia
Reg’ster was severed and the
paper which he had run for so
long a time went into the hands
of Henry Lyndenmyer it Sons
of New York, who have since
been running it. Mr. Calvo
suffered from mental trouble. ^ ,
A short time ago he was Quinine and other fe-
brought home in a worse condi ;
tion chan when he went away.
On Saturday last he was ad to 10 days to cure fever.
I 'll* •
lu;i
»y
t 1 • 1 • ;i*i till'- I ■ > u t-
Ainl, Niftiiu; «!' 11. I
t in 11 vanl N' ■ w
Will It tin - W m;vJ <1
v. r i: -i-
irit ici.^nis.-'
ver medicines take from 5
or t\\ <1 ■
s 11K' 1 1 ■
yir. Liii-
de lunatico idejuirendo
ted by the probate c art, and
Gov. Ellerbe, in accordance
with the act of the general
assembly creating the office of
public printer, submitted to
the attorney general the ques
tion as to whether Mr. Calvo’s
misfortune did not vacate the.
office, and summoned to Colum j ington representative of the
bia the chairmen of the print-| Chicago Record, has been delv
mg committees of the two ing into the olficial figures as
houses of the general assembly j to the number of saloons in the
The attorney general held in country and he finds fewer in
his opinion that if Mr. Calvo the south than in any other sec
was adjudged insane then the tion. He puts down South
Tonic cures in ONE DAY.
OUR "SALOONS.
There Are Three Hundred and
T wenty-two.
William K. Curtis, the Wash
one <»r IV i
tt-nns. ‘ W
‘liitven't y< u .my
you say, S* ward'''
‘ ‘ M r Srvai (l mad
h 'H.' h' anim' ' in
cdiamf' h idi 1 l t
iu« « r 1 .nTai d.
'Now. 11 you will nil.i>v imc ntl
im n,' <•« nnum d t la- prt sitl' nt. I w '
copy tin- nil ' And hr withiir'
uiud'‘ u copy "t tlm ad irt s.m.
“Ah, " f< nrinund tlm ^nwrimr,
hud had wit < nmi^h alfnut im* t-
bc^^fd nt him that y* lln\v env
' , hat u tib *phv it w>iuId hav«* bom !
inuoli it wnuhl have boon worth t<
of tlm ladio>' fairs which a litth
bopMin to bo la Id to raise money for th"
ii.ispitalst an* 1 the soldiers, hut I did
not tbiuk of it then.
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DA Y
There is no Word so
Full of Meaning
and about which such tend > lecollec-
tionsduster
as that of
“Mother”
—she who
watched
our helpless
infancy and
uided our
irst totter
ing step.
The life of
every E x -
p e c t a n t
Mother is
beset with
danger.
Mother's Friend
uk ^ so assists Nature in the change taking
1 place that the Expectant Mother is
n enabled to look forward without dread
to the hour when she experiences the
! jov of Motherhood. It insures safety
u i
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PATRICK’S
MARKET.
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BY THE MASTER
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h\ \ irt no of I )»■.-n tal < d d
out of t be ( : ten 11 ( ’oli | t
Pb-a" in • lianoi iy 1 will ■
11• • ven1111.* at tin do
HoU-e .,f t I: e ( •olil.T
on tie i'll ‘ t Molnl
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of til
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o'clock in a
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rind (j 1 laud of ..n*' butelred ,tn|
1 acre-. 1 y i im r in .-aid eon lit >
ate, b..um.ed m »rt li 1 >> 1 ivamler
• land, ea.’-t 1 •> H dI - land. -.nit li
1'. rd A land and w.-t by \\
ore -> land
Terms, one
aiice on a en
f erest troin
j ni rcliaser t (»
of t be preini-
third cash and
lit of one Year
lain pa\al do
u: i v e bond and
■•s t., ,
pay
the hal
ve i t h m
mi mi I. \,
jort lm do
cure t lie pu roll -
tor papers with
pas.u l
pm
oil' 1 I
**h it
mlt .
i u\
“if 1
has "
."pe.
1 ioW
some
laf* r
; to both Mother and Child, and she is
found stronger after than before con- \
tinement—in short, it “makes Child-; Ai ir ,,
birth easy,” as so many have said. ma ry
Don’t be persuaded. Use nothing but
u Mothers Friend rr
office became vacant.
The conditions referred to
existing, the governor and the
two chairmen named, constitu
ting a commission under the
act, met yesterday and declar
ing the office vacant proceeded
to elect the son of Mr. Calvo,
Mr. Charles B. Calvo, public
printer to fill the unexpired
term.
The young man assured the
committee that he was able W
get the wojk done in a workt
manlike manner, and co
have it started at once it
necessary. He also gave the
bond required for the faithful
performance of his duties. He
has made" a coatract with The"
State company to do the work,
giving its president power of
attorney to act for him. In this
way the family of Mr. Charles
A. Calvo will* get an income
from the public printing, des
pite the affliction which has be
fallen them.
Carolina as having liv’d saloons !
As there are only ninetv-six
dispensaries in the si ire, there
are left 2dii other ••saloons” to !
he accounted f 1 "-. They ar • '
conducted by persons who have
taken out revea'; ■ license, and I
the number couiii be materially
increased by the addition of j
those who failed to go through j
that legal formality and have
sucee. ded in keeping I ncle
Sam in the, dark about it.
Georgia has I ,'ilo a 11 d
ultfl MissTSfitpp TJO, only lour more
" than this state. -Columbia
lit'il t str r .
Johnson's Chill and Fe
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure, it cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
24 Hours.
_ John Wright colored, was,
hanged at Harlington vester
The Discovery of the Day. d av for the murder of Cfirenee |
Aug. J. Bogel, the leading j By rd, white ••Extenuating ,
druggist of Shreveport La. says ; l ireumstam i-s induced many [
•‘Dr. King’s New Discovery is j influential citizens from allj
the only thing that cures my sections <,f the county to peti ;
cough, aud it is the best seller | tion Governor KPerbe for the:
I have.” J. F. Campbell, mer-j commutation of his sentence,
chant, of Safford, Ariz., writes:, but all elforts failed.” He was |
‘‘Dr. King’s New Discovery is I put to death and he died game,
all that is claimed for R; it; SS'e do not know why the Gover-
never fails and is a sure cure I nor refused to regard the peti
for Consumption, Coughs and 11ions for the wretch's life. He
Cold£. I cannot: say enough i pardoned May ami Buiee, two
for its merits.” Dr. King’s'
HUMOR AND iTS USES.
It Ih Uw Nuiihli i n«» of tlio World, but >1 rt J
H** Ov« rw<»rkpd.
“Hnnii.r is tin* v- rv suiiHhinc of the
World.' ssrites Came E. (larrett m
The Woman s Home Coini’anioii
“Hardly any < iher mukK* p'lft ssiU- ^c
ho far to nfiv.-l' and inspire one in
everyday life and keep the heart still
Youhj/. It steals im rrily iutosh the
Workaday world, animating the drear
iest monotony and liiianiK place in the
nio.-t hopeless deMins >T;eh a t^ay trav-
elniK c<impanion is liumor tor the pil-
^rima^e of life
“The woman with a sense of humor
has a saleeuard aHnin-t ennui, against
folly and apainst de-j'.nr. She t an never
he dull Ml 101,a> the comedy of hie i.-i
liein^ playt (1 In 1'a e h* r «st s. With a
kei II sell-e < t til-' ridlCllloUS Hie L> Hot
likely tr. ‘mak.' a tool ol In r-ob,' and
she W ill in \( ]• he hopt !•--ly njdMj'pv,
tor she will and in the most adverse
late m -niei niiin stiil t-i la uc h a'.-and
alt - r ail hni^ht- r i> y. ur true ale In nn-t.
1 low i ver n map 1 ’O v. : ’' i tlm unmu-iea]
pii .-on. suivly the .-’.mb indis idnal who
can mi la u kdl: -poll I am oil-ly on <.«t as ion.- j
i.-. 'Hi P.r li« a-i :i-. -11 ,ii• m- and -p<>i 1 )
“Hut t ii i.- id* --• o p dt - • imni’ -r should i
he Us- d I'. In: 11 a o .,c 1 life. In t I
to d • ej . n them A ji ke w hiiai can-t
am.th* r a p iiil: »d huii:11 latD'll or makes 1
some m n-it is e )e artaehe i- not only a
cna 1 M il . 1 aim:-’ •uuil. but it l- al-o |
a st *i y ' a j • n -.. o ue... ip in • For ,u-t a
im'ini nt - at Li. ai. :i at has in^ made
a ' lilt ii ' b niiA s\ n ,.n m..y l'i •itst i
lo-e a III- id and mas la ■ n ..r o-- a
v. ry p' in. um ml ■ ’ - niaity We h arn
to loiyrs '• and u , \ j a ji P rp't many
in.|iirie> in hi. > tio.H i> ,] joi.i Hey. 1 ut
j eri.ap.** aim up lie* wt mi'F t . t rankl-
loiipe-t in the li .m.ui la ari arethv.-s
\s hu ll are n.a<. a n! v in 1 im. ’ "
“My wife suffered more in ten minutes with
either of her other two children than she did
altogether with her last,having previously used
four bottles of “Mother’s Friend.” It is a bless
ing to anyone expecting to become a mother,
say i a customerHenderson I)ALK,Carmi, I1L
Sent by Mall, on recelnt of price. Ji no PER BOTTLE.
Book "T Expectant Mothers” mailed free, containing
valuable information and voluntary testimonials.
Tut BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. .Atlanta,Ga
SOLD BY ALL ORUaOiSTS.
W.'lhbr
A Ham
plain’ll!, aytin-t
in11 in I htr- '
•lat" aforesaid,
r hr.ict. contain
in'! thirty seven
h s twills five
l'i i in I ill- Sa ra li
'dnii li and <• i111.1 and bounded
nort Ii 11 s land- oM ' < . He-I . • • a -1 by
land - id .1 S I *a I rs Hide; soilt Ii by
i In 1- ol A. b. W oo,i h t m. e nd w --t
b y F s n c 11. • - 11* i m •:
'r< rm- of |
A. Pork,
Mu toL- Eggs-
OrecL A rocunes &c
J C PATRICK,
PEARL STREET,
DARLINGTON. S. C
Oarlington Lodge
No. 7, K nigliTs ol I’ythi
t.-. nice!- on 1 st and 3rd
Jh K-n \ \ l^sa*!l^ngt- iL
■ii 1 li nionf h. at < antU
Fall. Florence strep 1
)b»|»os';te F.road V’isit
11 c ! 1 rot hers frnl email
50 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
Patents
< di" ha'f
New Discovery tor Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds is not
an experiment. It has been
tried for a quarter of a century,
and to-day stands at the head.
It never disappoints. Free trial
bottles at J. A. Bovd’s and O.
B. Davis’ drugstores.
* •*— *
TO TWIRL FOR BALTIMORE.
McJaiues will be one of the Orioles
Next Season—Sold by the Senators
on Friday.
Jimmie McJames, the Char
leston boy who did such good
work in the box for the Wash
ington team in the National
League curing the past two
seasons, has been sold to Balti
more. The change has just
been made and McJames will
do hi* first twirling in the corn
ing season with the Orioles.
He is considered one of the best
pitchers in the League, and aj
number of efforts were made |
last summer to get him, but!
Washington relused to give him
up.
When the Orioles lost the'
pennant at the last scratch at
the close of ’97 season Manager
Hanlon at once began to figure
on winners to help him get it
back next year. The tirst man i
he spotted was McJames and
for the past month the Senators 1
have been expecting to lose
their pitcher. The deal was
clinched on Friday and here
after Mack will be one of the!
swiftest Orioles.
McJames is a tiouth Carolina
boy. He won his first reputa i
tion in the college games of the
State, and since then he has 1
been gradually climbing to the
top. He is in Charleston this
winter taking a course of study
in the South Carolina Medical
College, but will leave in the!
spring for his new home in
Baltimore.—News and Courier.
[Mojamec ii a Cheraw boy instead
ol a Charl.'Hion boy.—Kl>. Nswi..J
1 dispensary constables on peti
tions and the recommend ition
of seven of the jurors who tried
and convLted them. He would
not grant a reprieve to John
Wright, although the J’.idtre
who sentenced him to death
admitted that he had made a
mistake in refusing Wright a
new trial. But comparisons
are odious. —.Vc/r,s ami Courier
Johnson’s Chill and Fe
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. It cures the most
stubborn case of Fever is
24 Hours.
• • — — • •
‘‘It is douhtful,” says the
Baltimore Amerieau ••whe her
any county in the State can
equal Worcester in the size of a
family. Near Bridgeville lives
a colored-family consisting of
Aaron Guail, his wife and
twenty four children. Twentv
three years ago Ouail married
Martha Ann Rogers, and
twenty four children were horn.
One child died. There wire
three sets of t wins Two s oars
ago his wife died, and one year
later (jaail married again, (hie
child is the result of that union
V\ hen the men!s are served two
tables are used, fourteen silling
at one and twelve at the oilier,
to avoid the unlucky thirteen.”
Johnson's
ChUl and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Dav.
Hut t No Onf h11• 1 No Om* Hurt Him.
! At 1 in* Fitt’.c i•! ( hckMinnuLM I st\V
I ii f• il"\v i;• ''1111-M' i-'lil up in Fie air
itml pra\ 111a- lu-iilyas c\tr luoM
( T«»iit\\ ib.- it 'iiihjli' 'i- pray i <1.
Tin- Fn-I > h i L.u- cl 1'» prayed
liRid and -aiij; li\luii.s m battle, but tin y
Nhut MraiMit at tlie (.t\al;er^ » \ ery
tune. '1 In- b l!"\v wa- 1 la/niK away at
the -ky. anil wh'ii 1 ji uteuaut Killing-
Wurth n lie :i-t i ati d \\ ith him ah"Ut it
he paid li" alii iili'di t" him what' Ver.
Captaiu .)"•• Hillin^-i'v threntened tu
cut Imu d"\v;i with hi> NWnrd it he
didn't -h""t at tin • m my. f. r the Wendt
in ir- nt w• re full ih. m He merely
remarked to i he i a pt un, '' \ "ii can kill
me if you want t". I ut 1 am not ^oin^
to appear h. leiv my < i -d w itli the Mood
of my ielh.w man < n my mail
He ne\i r film In d, hut r foml M^uan ly
U{>, c\po>ed to eYilVYnlh yof tlieelle-
my'- tire. Win n tin* ,-un set on the
evening of Sept 1 s , 1 s*i3. ('aiitain J. (’
Billin^.-h y and Fn nit luint A’.’.tn Kill-
in^WiTth F"th lav dead < n tin battle*
tield "f ('liD’kamau^a. ..ml K wa nt
throu^li without a m ran h.—For. Cial-
VChtoll N» W-
W" A N T F. I)~TIU T STWnKTHY
W and active L r **ntlcnicn or ladies
•o travel for responsible, established
house in 1 larlin^ton county Monthly
$11 a UO and expenst*^, Fo.-ition steady.
Kef**relief Kiielose self a i lre-sed
stamped envelope The Dominion
* OmpHiiy Dept. K Fhieat7t>
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.
^ T <br'FF 1> 111 KF. B\ < i 1 \ K N
that the linn of Brunson, Fumi
\ t o . ha.- t hi- d i V l.een di.-sol\ e.I by
i. ut ual eoii-ent. Mr. K. K Funnwith-
dra w iii_r from f In* li rm. 'I’ll* t wi» re
mainiim : aituer-. Me--r- \V r B. Brim
-on and Furvi-.l. Boatwrijht, uml'T
tin* linn name of Brunson A Boat
wright iiave a--umed all the liahilines
ami will collect all accounts of t he
l.lte 11 r 11. and will conduct tile bu-ine--
a t the -a lie* -fa ml
W 1< BKF.NSUN,
I,, i: FF \ N.
i*i k\ i .i b<»a r\vbb.ii r.
D. i r! i n n n i. ^. F,, Dee. :: ' ** 11 '
Marble and Granite Works.
^IM. Mn.M .MKNTS AND l'nMB
’• — 1 ’ w orkiuansh i|
compet it ion.
in everv re
to;
material
work .s
\\ I ite to
if-. For
1 ilety
tir-f e ha s
r price-.
Very
F F.
and
M \
peet.
All that tract of land situate in Dar
lin^ton county . sfati of South Faro ,
lina, eoutainiimr -eventy lour acre-|
more or le-s, a ml hounded north by,
lands late nt Files Farter, on tin- we-t
by land-of Idi/.ahith Field-, on the
east by lands of Kiihin < opeiaml and
on tin* south by l.ymdie - l<i\er.
rerms, one hall ea-h, ami tin* ha!
anee iu one y ear credit port ion to he
secured by bond of the pureha-er ami
1 a inortlTulCc of the |ireim-es. pureha-er 1
1 to pay lor paper- a ml to lii\e leave
to pay hi- cut ire hid in ea-h if -o
minded
The People s Bank ol Da rliiiu't on a
corporation duly chartered umler
tlie law* ot tIn* said Date, a*-i-ruee. J
plaiiitilT. against Fiicretia Keith
and 'I'heodore Keitli.
All t hat lot or pared of 1 ,nd. Iy in :
lieino and -ituate witloL the nmor
porate limit- ot t he tow n ot Dariiim ,
ton county and st.ite afore-aiil. front
ine on .Main st reet lit t y teet and run (
liiiiLC hack to lot numher \ eli • 7 • two
11 11 lid red tret. I ie| u" tpe -otll huo-t
half of lot minder live iv!o.-k t hirteei,
I h ■» I t - - ll O \V 11 .11 plat (»t tile 1.1 lid O t
the Da rl i nut on Fond ;■ mi I m ; a ov
llieut ( ’ompaiiv Ilia'll* l»\ H . II 11 . lT
loii- survey i e -s-nn! i eeMni'd in tin
olliee of the IF M < 1« r I F in i n_rt on
eotii'ty in Fe o'k N". I .* |ia^. - 7. v
ami'» A uuru-t '>■ h. I'' , -"L said lot .-on
Veycilaml liereh; im-11 o.a L r '’> 1. heme
hound as tidlow-. on the north by
ot her half of b U nu nd ter Ii \ m oia t I ;e
south by lot ii umber - i \ on t !:e ea-T
by lot numher -even am! >n the wi -t
by Main -t feet.
beni -. one ha’t e
eri’dit ot one year, erec.it portion to
U red hv b( Hid of The | HI nd ia -el
ale. w :L
hii! Id i n_'s
the h.da
port-"I,
tlm pun
pn m i-e-
for all i
leave n
u 11 m 1 •• <!
■a -I i. ami
in ' He* y '-.i r. 1 hi* credit
-••<•11 nd by t im Bond ol
r ami a tnortlml:*' 1 'f the .
i t Im: the pureha-er pay >
-ar\ piper-, ami Iiave
. all ea-h it he he m,
li t"!; and every
amt t raets of lami
r i o Fi t. tub* ami iati
tie- ..f all partic- if
of the above
oid to ron\ey
n.-t and all t
tin* re-pect i x •
lot-
all
'1 11 i
n* i
•onl- umh t whieli
i don the t e n i m
lesia'iiate'l.
tla
tllered
■ciallv
K. K (
H A KI.KS.
Master.
MFEAI, THE JEWELEE.
mv new st
I RAUL lYIAKrNS
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anvono Ronrtlng h skolcti nnd doRcrlntlon may
qnl-Mv .imt; t.im our e,' rai.n free wfiether an
in, mi!" n i- pnHeiMy imteiit* "imnunica-
t .'.ii - - t m t Iy <•' nil He tit Lit. nan(I!»"Mk <” ' ’
m m: Iren, ol l«> r .., ••!;. v f..r weiirin^ |•.•lE••lJ*-.
I’.itenis t .iki . :i' • ig 11 Munn At Lu. iceolvo
sjo i ini not,11, v. lUiotii ehwrgn, in ttie
Scientilic flracricatt.
A liand-nmely illustrated woeklv. I.nrcest cir-
culatlnn "f any : ••lentiUe j"imi.il. TerniB, $.'1 a
year; (••ur munths, |1. Sold Hy till newndiMilera.
MUNN &Co. 3b ’ B '° a ^’ New York
Branch OftW e, CJo F St.. X’/u-hington, D. C.
Toliacco Hogsheads
Wagons
undertaken, and
utt mfaction guaranteed
- XT
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, and
Silverware, Solid and Plated
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Furniture
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KKVSIU Kir.
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House Contractor.
IF \ MH WANT ANY
In ni-es built or any other
kind of carpenter's work done cheap
me. H’d i IILT to order call oil
KIFHAKD JoSKPH,
.lul la 1 y . I >arlin^ton, S. i
i\rmisF\Ti:soF\)iH{in
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The Circuit Court. Fourth
Circuit. In Equity.
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" CYPRESS SHINGLES
LUMEER at tl"“ lowest
I: I..,!
rec.it
he secured I >V b« Hid of T he
wit ii inten -t from dat •• of
a mortgra^e of the preiu'.-e-
I r,
to he in-uri'd ;
U*a\e to purel
-O m I m led
nd ;
if t-
e y : i - - I uT I e
p?*. y all
Watch, n
j»a i i i n ^ a
beast uiahlc
•, r ua rantcml
jitact ;s
i i - own r i 111 and a-i
• f the I .-tat e if .F F !
*d. \ - A nni*- I. Wid - |
d*d
with !
ram i
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Ci/'T
I
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aiplain'in t
D. feudant-
Th« Fdilor'
Kdit-.r 11" old s
mt*. old ft 1!"W, io
hut r- ally we art*
pf'ctry that it's u
h Own 1'oft ry.
•h'“i)mat"i—It burth
wound your Ie> lin^s, j
so o\ el sttH ked W ill)
'• h -s to r» ad voiirH
\Ye i an only aeet pt what shows uunns
takable C'mu.-.
(>ld Seluhdmatc—\Yt 11, just read that
jxk• m and ft 11 ni" what y u ti.ink of it
1 .ditor (lia\read tlm j»o» ini—It is
as 1 hared; the poem sle ws no piomme
whai- xtr. 1’ardoii me, hut it is-imply
absurd
(ild >elu k iImate ( \s it li a 1 ih -ad ^nn i —
That s ju-t w hat 1 timupdit. It a copy
ot m Hue \ t r-. - y ' u w 11 te m my auto-
^rra-pli album wm!' w« were at m h"' 1
topi : In r. — 1*' .m-' Hi's \\d < kly.
N<> I'oH-vililf D.iugt r.
“WdiatC" y ., u ei.ii-ld* r t im mi -t ab-
huTutt !y n rt.un way to di.stin^iii'lj
tuadst 1 ’« 1- t r- un mu.-hih ,, .m- ' ’
“<k tin in. pa t Milne other man tu
eat tlnm and tlnii wal'h Lub symp
toUis. —(. Ill- ap' I 1 l ihunu.
■ " \ Di li AND BY \ 1 IM l UF uF A
^ |), r« . ..f tie Ihui Fli t- 11 > m
ontoii. Fnited Mate- ('ircuit .unL r e
beariiu date the ’JLllimUy Nomih'm i.
l s '. , 7, t he uudersiLTiied Special M a-ter-
w dl -ell i<t public ouh ry . at 1 he i o.irt
llon-e in t lie down of Darlitm t "ii,
('oil ti tv of Da id im.* toll >".,1(1 ( ar
"iitia. on Monday, the third
lax "fdatmary, l s '.* v \ at eleven od lock
ill 1 h ■ fore 1(0011. the follow i UJ t t.U 1 - "f
lamb eat h to he sold in m pa rate par
• . - - tliat i- h* say.
A 11 t h"-" t rai t* of land s:’ Hated ill
the Stale of Eolith (’arol in a. I " in! \ of
I La i li'i md' -n
F A. Wil .a.x in
Adinitii-i r.it( *r
WilleoX dcee.r
eo.X et al
'Traet ( IF An undix
intele-t las tell dit in eotnimni
t he defemla nt H M. Wdleox' in all
that cel t a in lot and ' it i id i nc t hereon
in the toxvn of Darlii.^to i. county "1
Darlington and State afote-aid. trout
inp liort h HI t he l»uld ie -< I ua re t w ell
ty foui ami om* halt Id-et and in depth
om* hundred ami forty -ix feet ami
hounded a- fo 11oxv~ to w it mn t h ami
iiorthxxe-' by the pul die -• j ua (' • a-t
at': . '• *t of 1\ u ip!i t - Buth11n
A- n< itli by b ’ -d F S Me
Fui|ou_ Knipht - Build up A-
soe i a11 o 11. a m 1 w • •.-1 by 1 a m 1 < n \\ e 1111 m
A Bouijoitt.
d'ern -. ea-h.
( 'hat les K I hie 11 K\eeil!i
t ha A Ky an Ami ( a f
Na-li F xeeut ri xe- of
M iliiarn K Rxan dee.
t itTs apain-T. < b B
I'ramd- IF-dp, r-. \\
(Mif u--. I' liotna - i i. I up*
el- .1 Fel/er, .) I\. and W
S, WOLFRAM,
The Dar ington Jeweler.
t i •; ’
Wagons Made To Order and
Buggies Repaired.
1 lieg I.'.'I v ti I r.ill t III- " t
til.tinii of my n|i| fiicmls
ami tin* |)iilil ic in gmirral to
tIm f.mt that I am now |iro ,
1'aimii to ,t., all kinds of Mannf totururs
iJWap anil B'jim Espaii’a.! -A
A LSI)
New Wagons built to Order.
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end
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the \
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K.
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ill ot
Flaili |
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('• 'part uer- u mb r tin*
Fel/er. Koper- \ Fo
('hanihers, 1 b*fe mlaut -
Fel/’
linn name
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d'rct kn
St"ke
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: one li 11ml red :u ics nn • re or 1
uimlr f Nort h and Fast by land
Fa i ! v x out h b\ F-tate laml-
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:ni'
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All that t rm t "I la ml t u,a f e m
tin- eoiintx and -tat.* atoresaid e.m
faininp t *» ".imlr. «1 acre-, im ; ■ ..r
le-s. and ooiin led a- follow to w if
north by lands of Ab xambr (iray
a ml 1 • x lliph llill ( i.ek t" inpii
water mark, on the north side <>f
said creek, ea-t by tlie sahl llii,li H:!l
(Teek to lliph xx atcr mark, soul li by
tin- Kuhhe K< ue I lead I np f I "in Dal
Horse Shoeing
Will In- condufti-d imdir t he
sui'crvi'ion of (’. Mooney.
C.i 11 i n mf at tim ohl stand
of C. Mooin y.
Ri s|i<‘rtfu!ly yours,
J. L. SISKRON,
Harlington. S. C.
.1 ids r, Ur.
Try it
will use
than
and you
no other
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ami w e-t
bx
’and ot 1.
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• t Mr-. B.
Harris pc
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pay itieiit
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ha la m •• '
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tin- p'**u
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m two
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in 11 a m. 11 i
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.lb a
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Fn
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Not!
el u .
Magnolia - Pepsin
Baking Powder,
( oiai'niiteed five from
injurious
W --‘M
T:vT O TJ TDITT G S
— AND -
Buildinp Material.
KSi.Ho.ISHKl) l-t-.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A |ii il 'J'l. Tit —lyr
l AW ( Aims.
T. II S|,!,:u, H.'i. Thoiui>so]
SPAIN ii THOMPSON
Attorneys at Law,
Dakli.vitun, - - - S. C
otlices in Dnrlinpton Fuards' Armory
Imilditip, tirst tloor.
Special attention piven to practice in
1 lie I'rebate F*.urt
Mct^bdth—y r.
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Attorneys at
ARMORY BUILDING,
DarlmptoL, — S. C.
•t I*
Ian
Bucklen's Ar i o a Salvt*.
Tho Best Solve in the World
for Cuts, Brui'e-,, Sores, Lleers,
Salt Rheum, Lever Sores, fet
ter, Chaiqied Hands Chilhlains,
Vorns, and all Skin Kni|d ions,
and positively mires I’i'es, or
no pay required. It is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded.
1‘riee 2a cents per box For
sale at Dr. J. A. Boyd's and (>.
ilL Davi»’drugHtore*. |
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any
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amt . -
'X I *»•).'
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xx amp.
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and om
and l*oi
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ith bx land- >
of 1 M 11
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11 red.
bx
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A t
ty Slate ..t S"
111 p 111 m t \ yi x ;
hounded a- to 1
the e- ate ot 1
ea-t by land-
w. -t by laud- •'
de
t u a t. • : 11 1
t South F
re-.
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a I’. H I Ild
III.) e or b --
w - north by 1. 11.
\\ ^im " it -"ii t!
t \\ I. .laim -
( '.deb Booiie.
lit .
ami
I- "I
a m 1
ami
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d’el 111- of -ab* I 'll' t bird ea -1
ha ht i me m one ami t xxo \ ■ ai-
e red it port mn to lie -eeured by
of the |>urcliaser ami a, iimrtp,i
the premiseM purrlia-MT to pay t
1 lie best
10e. Bakinp powder
on the market to-day.
Found at
J. J.WARD
Attorney at Law,
l> Xia.INCTON. S. (’.
Will Prariiff B. Hie louils of Ifco
(ourih l ircuil.
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F w lx aaWwaawL F A u yd
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Darlington, S. C.
Aik
- Linos.
mk C. SPAIN, Dentist, m
« F KIC K OVF.U DA V18 DRUG
Store, formerly ui>ed by the lat*
• r. Motifit,