The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, February 03, 1892, Image 4
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( III Ki ll DIKKlTOIlt .
I’rkshyti'.iu vn Ciu itcii.—Hcv. J. G. |
l.suv, 1’a.Hlor; I’rfHflilii):every Stdilialli hi J
11 n. in. anil S (Ml |>. in. Se.lilinll-i Seliool i
e.l 10 a. in. Prn\or meeting every Wed-1
h(•■alay aflernoon at 5 o'clock.
Mki iioi>ii-t Curuvit.—Uev. 4. A. Kiec.
I’ajior; 1’reaeliiiur every Sunday at II a
in. ami sod j). in., Salilmtli Seliool at o p.
in., I’rayer meeting every Tlinraday al
SilOp. m.
Kimm oi ai. <’n a c k i..—Kev. W. A. •
Gucrry, Keetor. II. T. Tliomiison, I.ay
Header. I’reaeliing l!rd Siimlay Sill)
p. in., Hay Heading every Sunday morn- j
iiiL. - at II o’clock, Saldialli School every
Sunday niorning al 10 o'clock.
Mackdoma Hvrriar Cncin ii. Hev !
1. I’. Ilroekiiiglon, 1'ie'lor: Hrcach ngj
e.i ry Sunday cl II a. in., and s:;o p. m.
Saldialli School al :!ilO |>. m.. 1'rayer!
meeting every Tneaday evening at 8
o’clock.
\li|MiiHliHCi)ls ot Rev. .1. H. W ilson.
I*, li. Kioronce Dislriet.
I’aulV .iumiiirv
Scranton, St.
31.
Lake City, (niyfiit) .lainiar
1’eliniavl.
Salteis. Concord. Kcliniarv i>.
Ivingstree, !''elirniin T.s.
(ieorgetinvii Circuit, (iourdin.
ruary 1',’.
Ccoi'gi'toivn Shi! ion I Vliniary
44,
John, onville, (rood Hojle l''clini:trv
20,31.
Hast i’.!lino'ia.ni, Salem. Hcliriic.ry
20.
Mar.-: I SI it ft', Liiierlv. i-’d.r.iary .’i
3S.
Piinlstied the Boys.
At one period in the history of the
University of Kansas a secret society
broke into being. The boys composing
it wore a badge consisting of the letters
••T. C.,' at least two inches long,
wrought ont of new tin. No one could
guess what the object of the society
might lie. until it became evident that
turkeys were mysteriously disappearing
from various localities.
Tims the matter ran on until, in an
unlucky hour, the boys raided the ixnil-
try yard of Judge Nelson Stephens.
Now. the judge was not a man to lie
tritied with: he soon detected the rogues
and resolved forthwith to punish them
in his own peculiar way.
Without mentioning the discovery
outside Ins own family, he politely in
vited all the “T. O.V to supper. They
were delighted with the invitation and
0 j accepted it forthwith. Tho judge re
ceived them most cordially, and kept
them in a roar with fanny stories until
supper was announced. Still shaking
with laughter, tho guests were shown
into tlie dining room and assigned their
places.
On the plate of each "T. O.” was a
•’"•'lingo turkey! The judge bogged ids
guests to help themselves, and went on
•i i. | with Ids funny stories as if he wore
, accustomed to serve his guests with
whole turkeys every day in the year.
The boys were in torture; they could
neither eat nor listen. Tho judge, how
ever. too polite to notice their embar
rassment. simply urged them to cat. mid
kept on with Ids stories. Thus did he
“roast" tile hoys as thoronghly as they
had ever roasted his turkeys.
That very night tho disconsolate "Tur
key Catchers” disbanded, and their
badges wore seen no more.
VI-.
id.i
mAh LIFE IN DIXIE.
VIRGINIANS ARE NOT SURPASSED AS
FEARLESS RIDERS.
Wiuwc Hit* :: . ; tut; <’;ivu!i y Leaders of tl»<;
Civil V* : t [lee<*»v<«| Their Wonderful
SUill t.s Kiioressfiil Horsemen — Why
Southern Women Aro Graceful.
The hold and dashing horsemanship
displayed by the Lees and Ashbys, by
Jackson, Kt-wart. Musky and others who
wi re tiie leading spirits of the Confed
erate v; ! -v service during the late
war. I Ide wonder and admiration
••••e:: • : . enemies, imd developed the
f* i ; . • Virginians are by nature
me n ’ accomplished and fearless riders
on Ani" :e;m soil.
Tun:.a . .sbby, the flower of the Vir-
guiia troopers wlio was cut rfr in the
prime of ; i .iiimod. was perliaps the
li iesi ty|«' of i-ourageand manly grace
in iliat lir. i d of the Confederate serv
ice. and ;• • or no today is a synonym
fur elnv::!;y m the south. As a people
the Virgiuuns are inclined to outdoor
life, to wboui tho graces of physical
culture ro.ue as easy and areas inherent
in them as ilmir own cliarming and
••vuvm !:earte.| hospitality. The youth
ofthe Old Dominion who can sit a sad
dle in a be; rh;: •. conch a true lance in
a tournament and take a five rail fence
in a steeple race commands the respect
of his fellows and holds a prior lien
upon the neart of tho fairest girl in his
neighborhood
Nowhere in the south today can be
seen more splendid exhibitions of the
bona tide fn ; hunt, the old time tounia- ’
incnt and e.-oss eonntry riding than aro
given by llie inhabitants of a little town
ealle I WaiT uiton. in Piedmont. Va.
sitnale.i .•u.iinig the foothills of tlio Blue
Itidge i ni e of monntains in tho midst
of a *>e ;,u ii .d pastoral region, which is
chiefly devoted to stock raising and
largely inhabited by tho F. F. V.’s of
the old regime and their descendants,
who have recovered from the financial
and so.-; :l di gresses occasioned by tho
l..ss of im n laves, and aro reviving
many ol !:i > e deliglitfnl customs and
p . I lines winch formerly prevailed
am hi.; them md rendered southern life
: uimpie an I enjoyable.
A 1MSVOISIC MICTION.
Here U was that Ashby and Moshy
won- i\ arc I and had their homes, and
the I.liter made this romantic country
ol lull and dale, of stream and wood-
! i:i<!. t!i • si nos of those daring raids
wlucii •••n c: mpied the northern forces
when op: , mg iu that section of tho
.'’ale :.n ! :; n . I for him the sohriipiet
ol •gnemll n
Tho Irdtli -of Manassas and Bull Knn
v.-ri I v;e. onlv twenty miles away, tilal I should be _ neat’ my
where the a dhuit boy soldier. Quincy! home, i hud tho misfortune last
. ' n r was i ie lirsi to lose Ins life on summer to lose mv horse, and now
t 'e (' into ■ te side, ’ MeOowell'n i
- •'• , i:>!i I ar.nv lbo.i:!iU strung, camped ■
v.-o l na ; i- un itsof the pndty vill.ige ,
n n .. ie • ii.neiicd by the nobility
• i the tv; •.'i whose homes had been
ptt>;i.’ia:i• i and turned into imspita'a.
in it riev I Pi Us ijiiiHt precincts in-
ua:’::ifl ni 1 its inhabitants unmolested.
'li i:"! i i irin.hle tlion that a people
win . i: ii i: i lie war were fond ofthe
in... s i I-mug the four years mid
;• :•■•■ of bin bloody cnulliet literally
i f r: • H.lle sbonlil be the riders
i n it 'i.i <hey are tiMlay and , lively cures piles, oi no pay rei|tiire(i. Ii
if •' p . :l for the sports of tho is v’tiai'imtvcd to give perfect satisfaction,;
i, . ! ; or money lefuiuleil. Price 25 emts perj
! -an: . in tliat eomiti-y is the ; For sale at Wilcox’s drug store.
- :-..;i fur ion m'.iuonta. which are eon-J
( :' I wilh a ; l the pump and military j
; . of a j.;.; t in the days of “Merrio
L i md when chivalry had its scat in
t 1 - In aids uf inon and inspired them to
d • is .if roaiaiilic valor. ICeuinrkiiltlii Kescni*.
. nied men only are ipiali- Mrs. Miehm l Curlain, Plainlield, III
A. :ne ill . :e lists of these tounia- makes llie statement thut shccaiight cold
s I-; tli tumor of crowning -the 'vhich settled on her lungs: she wa Heal
d lee and bi-auty." They as-1'!"' 1 f,,r » pl.t si.-imi. |
ai.neb Ini' the oceasioii which aro
n . - knighthood and are sup
-if the woman who reigns
IIaril Tar a Foreigner to I’liili i'staoil.
The constmetion of the Bnglisii lan
guage must appear most formidiible to a
foreigner. One of them, looking at a
picture of a number of vessels, said.
"See what a (lock of ships!" He was
told that a flock of ships was culled a
fleet, and that a fleet of sheep was call
ed a flock.
And it was added for Ins guuinneo in
mastering the intricacies of our lan
guage that "a Iliads of girls is called a
bevy that a bevy of wolves is called a
pack, and a pack of thieves ii called a
gang, mid a gang of migcis is called a
host, and a host of porpoises is called a
shoal, mi'l a skoal of Imfl'alnes is called
a herd, and a herd of children is called
a troop, and a troop of partridges is
called a covey, and a covey of beauties
is called a galaxy, and a galaxy of
ruliiaus ia called a horde, mid it horde
of rubbish is ealinl a I leap, and a
neap of f is called a drove, and
a drove ol : l iekgmirtls is railed a
mob. and a i:;.iu of whales is called
a school, and a school of worshipers
is ralh'd a congregation, mi.I a con
gregation of engineers is called a
corps, and a corps of robbers is called a
luind. nut! a h.:ml of locusts i< called a
swarm. a sw.uni of pe.sde is called
a crowd. t!o don (’ouiiucrcial.
T;>» Pro ml.
A person wlio is trying to "draw out"
the average i idivi lual must expect to
im ct with many an unexpeclcd check.
Henry P Haven, who brought about
such admirable methods in Sunday
school leaehiag. was one day working
with :i umn,ter of tiv.elnv.i over the
Ie. -on of -The healing of blind Bar-
limeas."
One truth which the loader aimed at
developing was that no asylums for the
blind cxi dr ! until Cliristianity had so
humanised mankind that it felt and
worked for the atilicted.
"What city had Jeeus visited?" asked
Mr. Haven.
"Jeritd.o." eamo the answer.
"As he passed out of Jericho, who was.
sitting by the wayside?"
“Blind Bartiinens, I he son of Tiincus.’
"For what was lie sitting there?"
“To beg. v
"Mr. White." said tho superintendent,
with meaning, "why do you think Bar-
tinicns sat there and begged, instead of
going to the Jericho blind asylum?"
"Well." was the unexpected reply. "1
suppose lie had the feeling that he didn’t
want lo he in an asylum!" - YnutliV.Coni-
"••>iiion.
1 A .'
FOR SCROFULA
i
scrofulous humor
! in the blood,
ulcers, catarrh, and
consumption,
use
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
The most
economical,
safe, speedy, and
effective of all
blood-purifiers.
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
IT IS UNNECESSARY
To attempt to enumerate
our store!
all we Dave in
C..& D. ahd $
v; ujuujiiiu uit;
Dated January J, 18112.
GOING DOXyN
Leaves Wadcsboro
Bennett’s
MMO
<■5:01 l i
Dr. Id L
DKNlii’KSTO IXI’OILM TIIK 1*111-
lit: thill lie has hoiight out the
entire <!ni-stack of lb. \Y. J.
Oari-’r ami rented his store.
w e Dave anvtDiim* vou want and
Guarantee - Satisfactory - Prices.
Larsfist Stocl! Graates! Yariatif! Loiast Piicas.
GREATEST
Glotliing Sale
Ever Attempted by Any House
in the City or State.
where he
complete
huml
now has
stock of
mtftiS,
MHHH INKS. ■
eilKMH AI S.
All the ])o|)ii);ir
I'ATHNT MliDICINKS.
HI'ISTS’.
I.AMlIJK rii’s.
KKI.h’Y'N
nuil —
CHONS MAN'S SH HI )S.
'1‘liiliulelptiin raised Onion Sets.
lti*-a<h|U;irtcr.< for the celehralctl
iti eei11 Ci-iir
"KL N HC’I’Alt'’
—and—
llavana 5 ecu! Cigiir
“SABO HOSt >.'’
tome to UlLUNH AimJCS and we
IVeteome Von,
will
liKSl’KCTKl' IJ.Y,
Company,
FM
w t
Alt tVl
-;o:-
TIIH eUKAl’KST LAHGKST ninl HKST I INKof Fl'HNnTHK KVKH
Ol'KKHKI) TO TIIK i'F.oPLK Ol- DAUUNOTI'N COl'NTY.
-AT-
l^uy ns worth's l^nrsiitui’e 0tore.
LVI’KST AND MOST IMI’HOYI’.I) l)K>I(iNS AN!) rlMSIlKf
IN HF.I) HOOM SUITS IN WALNUT, ANT1QUF. OAK, Hillt
'.’KNTUHY and OLD KXOLISU.
ity stoc!; of Pitfiulier is Complete in Evfiry Respect.
FRAMES
to Order on Short Notice.
SMSCiliBE EOR
PICTURE
rt 1 v< ry Ucscr'ldion A'adc
Air, A CAM,. I WANT YOl’U TUAItr. and WtM, uo
Al Y YIHtY MKHT TO CMC ASM YOI.'.
Rcsprrt fully,
J. 8L P
Owing to tlie Dciircssion
of the money market anil the
low price of collon, I have
decided lo close out mv stock
regardless of cost. This is
earlier than any house ha
ever attempted such sales.
The usual lime is February.
HMWKH !\o. I
contains tS.YO Suifs that
sold al t <).."0 lo S t •>
will now lie sold at .'i<7..'>0
cash for vour clm'ce. This
is Hie IJcsl Oiler ever
made in lids city by tiny
house. No odd' and ends,
bat agood reni n -ir.cs. Tltis
is yoer opporliinily lo invest
if you want a barunin.
t oiiiitors 2 aiid 3
contain fiOO Suits in Sacks
and ('tilaways. formerly sold
from s> 5.I to tfVUi. Now
no.i I’ii .c vour Huiicc tor
# 1 O cnsli. TImx* coiuiUTs
contain values tDat Dave
never Deen olTered Dv any
one. No I r-oiliD* to tlnd yorr
size iu tDese tiiDii-nuule *rar
men is wliei* yon t:.tve D
assorinu :*ts to flee* rroiu.
I want tiiemone> am! room,
so tins stock must De soDl,
a” ! if ye;: ure iu ' .'us of l»a’ -
trains you will not delay, lut
loine a.’.t, Delp ;m»\e lljcsc
yoofls.
!u adilii ion I In* aDo*. <* I
Dave place 1 1‘nirs * t i‘
( ! ttl<ts on a ••oui u r. TDis
line forim rl scDl a! INve
an l Si iJolla new 'ake
vo::i e'.uece lor 'EDree »)<d-
lars av.'l '; i v (
• t!:e » t : a* r ;
fci I d i|; • M! I .
KcmemLur
coe-ds is f<* f Uid
new stock, t hi'
1 e soi l !'n , • cash.
of this sale etc
: ation.
11. i.. k i a \ ii a.
('ttliii’iMa, S. <’.
UC hl« Opportunity! DO\*T MU*
(IS* l fiui'M, Kcnilcr. Tinjynajoritjr no'-loct tlicir «n>
portmtiliv*. .Tinl fnNn tint raiisn? live in p"vcr:r nmi tlio in
ob ourity! linrrowiiis <io*!nir i* tho l«*t of tmtir. n*t tiioy
It'nk inok on lost, forover ottiMtrtntii'v. I .i f<* i*
Imjj! Konrh "tit. He up ntnl .ioititr. j: t.i ..v »•nr "pportu-
, atttl ?oiMjrcpri"»tipri:y. prnirtiti "..-’-. / n-». n«;iV|tAid
by n t>lii]ii«<ipit-‘r. tint t.n.iiicsi >•<' j.irttiuq •.iTim < a
"t.iu'itimitT to o:»rh cctsiiji at «"t:io tu<r>i«»i| of.lif<>;
• cp.nrico tlicchanro, ttml .'iietnutt * out her ti.-hv*: fail
.•ii . t.ii .‘■iio (iopnrts, vtrrr to ieturn." lluw stnil y.>ti lin.i
tho Gnt.n: v n'.porttmitr? i jivestl"ato overt oinuco tint I
, appeafs wmtiiv. .-muI of fair titoiui-o: tint !• what i.U s*i<*.
re Hitti uictitio. Hero is nn otipoi tuitity. such ns isiiot nf:on
within tho roiifh "t Inh.irin*; protilo. Improve t. It w S!1 v vo.
nt 1 •a«t. a • taiitl stmt in life. Tno coi.di n ot.portuni:v for
••i :t v isl. ra. Money to ho tnaue lapitilr ttml liim(»ra..iT
i( -vi- •.•:4*ri«.:; person of cither sex. All n^os. You out
toU • v. -i; ami live nt home, wherever von me. r> on t o-
Tint rs :i■ o ra'ily carnitis fnn:i S*.** to por b.iy. Y -u
•a-, oo r * veil if von «ti;i work, tint too hard, hut iioiiis'ri-
••n«l.v;a:td}'m r.in inoreaso vour ineoinons you goon. You
ran giro shm e time only, or all ymtr tiinelo tho work. Masy j
to 1 •urn. Capital not rt'iuired. W* start vou. Ail it coin- 1
i.nrv.it"ly tionr m;d really wonderful. Wo instniot and
• how t .oi how, free. I'tiiluro unknown ar.tons our work
rr.«. ' oi ooin to er.idnin hero. Write and lenrit nil froo.
• •vt rnmail. Unwise to dolav. Address ;;t no.-v II.
ilnllcli «l£ Co., Ikox l*oi ilumi, Mtil-tf.
Morvcn’s
c»
McFarland ■ / • i
Clieraw
5:52
'r.M
Cash's
0:10
Society Hill
(1:25
Dove’s
0:43
Floyd’s
0:51
Darlington
7:05
Palmetto
7:15
s at Florence
7:3t)
GOING IT.
• Florence
8:55 I*. M.
Palmetto
8:50
Dji'linglon
0:00
Floyd's
0:11
D iv c’s
7:17
S-icii lv Hill
0:57
Cash’s
0:52
Clieraw
10:04
McFarland
10:50
Morven’s
10:88
Ben nell’s
10:45
-s al Wadeshoro
11:00
Old neu spiipcrs
TIkiiai.ii Oilice.
v~. Freight Train Going L’p.
: Leaves Florence, <1:45 A. M.
" Darlington T:20
for side nt Till'. Freight Going Down.
Leaves Darlington (1:40 1*
Arrives m Florence ,*:25
A. F. KAVKNKL. President.
M
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
C., S. & i^. R. R.
1HM.
VV., C. & A. Railroad.
I No. 15. i
Dated January 4. ISII2.
GOING SOUTH.
aw
Daled December 11,
GOING NOHTII.
;iu No. I. IInilvexceptSniclav.
Tee.
Leave ('liarleslon
I’regiinll’s
Harlevsville
Perks'
J lolly Hill
(Oi - uoi’s
I’lltiiWville
Vances
.MeiTiiini
Si. Paul
Siuiiiiierton
Silur
Pei i sville
’i iiididl
Slimier
< •swego
St. Charles
HI I lot's
l.imiiir
Sviv.rasc
I il.
cv< r f' 1 -
I >; • nil
«J< 11
Mold (
> li;c of |
Holil;
X< rk
:• !•, Din
: r..
1. ::!.<! AYill
N ■*.••<)<'ii>
!)'-:incl
V 1 1 . <
Isv ille
'I 'V-c*! on
GOING S
Tin* 8>arliSlaton PiTidd fs jK*r yesii*.
To tut I cllon Cilizcns:
I ani forced to appeal for help t hut
I may he ciiulded to sup] ort mv
fumilv. I uni partly disabled by a
wound received in the war and from
doing hard daily work. This added to
an alllic’ed wife, wlio reijiiires con
stant attention, makes it necessarv
ask yinir aid to enable me _ ' use
another so that I can supjiort my
self and family. Any gift will be
uecejitahle.
Hespectfully.
John H. IIimkii.
THE : : HERALD
' i
0 is 11 l'. YY il I
t
e,
Only $l i Teat.
Kueklcn’s Arnica Salve.
The lies! salve in the world for cuts, I
| bruises, sores, ulcer-,, sail rheum, fever!
• sores, teller, clmpiicd bands, chilblains,,
corns, and all skin eruplions, and posi-1
Only three: golden eagles were even
shot in Maine, so far as known.
>i;
;! ■
•»'• i li}
■•• . Rie.i aiiccti.ms and might be re-
g„ .-.I as a p".. ible bride.
\ I’K'Vt'ai.soCK SCKNB.
I ". -; :i-. -iue costumes of tho eon-
!" ’• ■ i': 'ii' giylv eupai'i-xonod steeds,
ia -.ii i.iugned orator and bis grau-
dii-': . - ; e : re to tliekuights, tlie in-
spe i ' i o! Hie fair spoctiitors whose
be.O '• !•:;'• :te with expectancy, tho
b ei the victorious ring and
the o! l I • .ii.moil eoroimtion ball that
f'llo'."- n m tilt, which oiiens with the
address of t;i,. hero of tho day and the
ci-owiiiiig of l ie ipicen ami her maids of
Imiior. I'ie 'iauce of tho royal set, and
the grand b - Ii- in which tho assembled
ci.nip.my. vo:'. i • and old, unite in that
p'llv l.-cii-e nt thoolden tiino—tho Vir-
giiu.i usd -lorin a picture of social lifn
llii.l ns-,ill, ihe manners and amnso-
lo- uls wine!' were common to the south
i sty vi-aiv ago. but were wiped out
i foigotieii through tho war as well
a < Hie men.
Tlie women of Virginia aro distin
guished hi, their horsemanship, and
luu.iy of tlieui ride like centaurs before
l gel out of short dresses. In the fall
•of the year they can lie seen riding
iwro.-s the is imlry miattendod. and fro-
bul grewworse, lie (old liei-she was a
l; hopeless vietini of eonsnmplioii and tfiai
" no niedieine eoidd cure lie: - . Her drug
gisi sugge.-i ,-d Dr. King’s New !)-coven 1
for Con. iimpiii.n- be l-oinrlil a b.-illle
and lo herdeiight found lierseif l.( iielllcd
from lir.i dose Sin eeiilinueil its use
am! i.fiec (ai.li).' ten bottles, found her
self -iiimd ami ‘.veil, now does her own “
ho'isi w< rk and is m well as she ever
v a .—Flee trial I ollli . of (his Great I
Di-cou-ry Hi Wilco-drug -lore, large
Il >!!((•• .■»(>,-. -l.l I r..(i:i •>
Wr.i*.. .; - sivk, we gave her Castorla.
Wlit-n 11was a Chilli, Liw* uried (or I astorii-.
When she te same Miss, sle- clung to Castorla.
When she had Chihlrei- she gave them Ca-'orla.
Tlie Muhiinniieihui year is shorier
than ours by nearly eleven days.
Dnuliirn’ton, Soutli (’iirolina.
Stoves, ’I'imvape, Pumps, Piping*, Mouse
I'DiPuishiug' Moods, Holts, ’FoDiiceo
Flues, Xe.
Dali ail Mm Oai' Slot!!, il ws ra Bw Yoa
Ai; ll.ii? . f <l h Slock Will Ie OrtlfMil lor \op..
[no
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©MOE CEHlfBEIVlEfi
T jHOE l!l TI'S V(t:.La FM THE KOKEY? J^UIH I I
llit|t|i.v llooslers.
Win. Timmons, Postmnsler of Idavive,
1ml., writes: "Kleelrie Billers has done
more for me Ilian all oilier medicines
combined for that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble." John
I.eslie, farmer and stockman, of sain
ipieutly p irn.up,ito with their husbands, place, n> ■ Find Kleelrie Hillers l > bj
bn it lie,-s ami la'aux in tlie excitements j *hc best Kidney and Liver mHici ie.
of ttie elm-'. The Virginia girl is gon-' f, ‘' 1 ■ike a new imin-’’ .1 W.
erally c.mc.vIH to lie charming nnder i t,1 '" ln, ‘ r . hardware mi’i-clianl, same tow
any eireu a-.tunces, bnt when she
thewi-i
grace mid health that lias no replica iti : nke | c ] ln |
the gallery of naturei-C'hieago Tribune, a bottle, at Wilcox's drug store.
I MM——
Ti;H BEST 3MOE IN Tl!£ W.1U FORTH£ MONEY?
11 la a M'amloKB iilmo, wltli no tat*k:<cr wux thread
to hurt tlie feet; mndo <if the lM*st. tin.; enlf, PtvJUh
tvnrt cany, and bermnx tee wake more f!iocs of fhf.t
(trade than an j/ other nmnvfuettner, Itcquuli hand-
Kttv.ed Rh(M*« eosthu from fd.UU to $.VX).
CO<niMuiiAit; llanil-MCAveil, t!iefinestealf
shoo over offered f> r $*.<<); eiinalH iTeueh
imported Fhoea which cost from ts.<lito$i^.U).
C\A Off Iliiud-Sfwrd Weft hue calf,
stylish, eomfortahle ni.d durabie. 'I ho bent
fihoo ever olTerett Jit. this price ; (>ntite pr.ido as cus-
toin-nindofihoeHeosiin^ from (ui.uj
toO **50 rotiee Shoe; Farmers. Uailroad Men
and Ix'tterrarrlerBnll Avenrtliem; fluoenif.
Beamless, smooth Inside, heavy three soles, exleu
Blon edpe. one pair will wear n year.
50 fine dill'; no belter shoe ever offered at
this jirlcc; one trial will couviuco those
who want a shoo for comfort and service.
45 mul 94.00 WorkiiiiniiinrN 8h<»c8
«PAu are very stronp nud durahlo. Those who
have Riven them a trial will wear no other make.
Rf\VC’ * *•<><>. niMl 91.75 school shoes aro
V ¥ il worn by the boys every where; they sell
on their merits, ns tho tucrcasinx sales show,
y io<2 95.00 Jhiiid-sotvcd slioe, best
mCJUIVO jnmRola, very stylish; c(ii ,n, “ , ‘ v «.*'**.
im|»orted shoe:* eostiiiK from gl.tRi to IUU10.
And d ]H‘i* c<»ut. lutoiKNit paid Hutoou.
Profosaioual Canls.
\V. F. DAIKiAN,
Attornuy - {it - Pa w.
DARLINGTON, S. ( .
Oilice over Blackwell Brothers’ Store.
E. KEITH 1>AltO AN,
Attorney at Law,
* -
DAKLINGTON, S. C.
Nettles & Nettles,
ATTOKNKYS - AT - I.AW,
Darlington C. Ii., S. C.
Will practice in all Slate and Federal
Courts. Careful attention will be given
to all business entrusted to us.
P. BisDop Parrott,
SlenograitlHT : anti : Type-wrlier.
I.KIIAI. XXI) OTHKIt COCVINO SOU! ITKI).
Teslimonv reported in short-hand nml
type-writlen transeript of same funiished
al reasonable rates.
Good spelling, eerreet panel mil ion and
neat work guaranteed.
Oltiee with Nellies A: Nettles.
(’. P. DAROAX,
ATTOHNKY AT LAW
AM)
Trial dustur,
DAIN.I.NGTON, S. C.
i’raeliees in the I’niled Slates Coiirl
anil in llie Itli and 5tli circuits. Prompt
intention lo all business entrusted lo me.
Oflice. Ward’s Lane, next to The Dar-
inglon Herald oltiee.
INSUHAXC K (!».
SI’HINUFIKHD, Mass.
\ ■•■"ticy at Darlington, So Ca.
H. L. ClfAllIvES, Agent.
Scientific American
Agency for
Train No. 2, Daily
Leave Hennelt.-ville
Mandeviile
Uohins Neck
Mont (’litre
1 birlington
Syracuse
laiinar
Klliotls
St. (’Imri ‘s
(iswego
Suinler
Tintlal
I’aeksville
Silver
Siininieitoi!
St. 1*11111
Mcrriam
\’ances
Kutawville
Connors;
Holly Hil
Pecks
Harley ville
Pregmills
Arrive Cl irleston
ll.o.'i
S. It)
S.IS
S.:il
S.34
S.H)
S. is
S.5S
i).]7
!).2S
!i.33
!). I I
!).5"
10.01
10.23
10.31
10.45
10.57
i 1.27
I U2
11.57
'•.’.on |i in
12.24
12.37
• UTIL
•xeejit Sunday.
4.25
’4.41
4.5!)
5.14
5.2!)
5.42
5.55
ti.lo
(i. I!)
(i.32
(».5l)
7.0(i
7.17
7.2 r,
7.37
7.42
7.53
S.08
s.20
S.2(‘>
8,:t4
8.:t7
.H.5II
l».(H)
ID. ill
Wiiiniiigloii, 4 1)5 n in
Marion, (145
Arrive Florence, 7 22
No. 22. Leaves Wilmington *0:25 p. m.
Marion !)::i|
Arrives at I’lorcm c 10:15 a. m.
No. 50.
Leaves ’iorenec
*5:20 a.
Sumter
4:55
A rrives ai Columbia
(1:15
No. 27.
Leaves Wilminglon
*10:10 p
.-'anon
12:40 a
Airiv ■( Florence
1:20
No. 52.
Leaves J.i.nit- r
f 8:If a
A rrives at Columbia
0:5o
No. 58
Leaves Flort nee
t 7:40
Sumter
Ikon
Arrives at Cohimhin
10.40
No. 52. runs llirougli from Ciun’lestoii
via Cenlral I’ailiuail, leavin'- Lanes .',:!(l
a. m.. Manning 8.05 a. in.
Train on C. iY D. Kailroad eonneets al
Florence «itli No. 58.
GOING NOBTI 1
No. 51 Lcavi - Columliii- *10.45 p. in.
Sumter .2:04
Arrives al Fiorei.ee 1:15 a. ni
No. is. Leaves Florence 5:00 a. m
Marion 5:40
Arrive at Wilmi^lon 8:55
in
No. 50.
No. ■
No. 14.
Leaves < oluinhia
A rrives at Sumter
Lv. Suinler
Ar. Flori >«••(•
l.cavi s Colunilra
A: ri\ial S inner
1 5:55 p. m
7:00
7.oo
8.15
*0:50 p. m
10:55
p m
iOlNG NORTH.
Train No. 5,
Leave Kutawville
Arrive Vances
GOING SOI TII.
Train No. 0.
LeaveYanees
ArriveKulawville
Il .10
10.20
8.20
8.12
Harlin city Branch.
GOING NOKTII.
Train No. 31,
Leave Ytinees,
11.00
Snells
11.23
Purlers
11.35
Arrive llarlin eitv
11.04
GOING SOI TII.
Train No. 52.
Leave Harlin city 7 14
i'arleis 7.57
Snells 7.48
Arrive Vances 8.10
GOING NORTH.
Train no. 55.
Leave Vances 7.40
Snells 8.00
Purlers 8.14
arrive Ha lin city 8.84
GOING SOTTIL
Train no. 54.
Leave llarlin eitv 5.04
Snells 5.21
Purlers ?•**•
Arrive Yanet* ft.iM
iiies Fiorei c< * 10:25 p m
Marlon 11:02
Ai vesai Wilminglon 1:10
*Dailv. T*)aly, except Sunday.
in a !S.Hon ;o above, train No. 4i
leaves Co! Hilda 7 10 a.m., daily exec u
s n.ili.v, ariivingSi mler s:|(! a. >|i. 'I’r.,
No is li-au s Sumter 8 oil p. m., daily e -
r eepi Muni; y, an b ing Columbia I)20 p m.
No. 55 runs llirougli lo Cliarleston, via
Cenlral It. It., arriving nt .Vanning 11:07
p. in.. Lanes ll: |0p. m., ('liarleslon 1:15
a. in.
No. 5!) eoiineels at Florenet with Hie
C. <.k I). train for Clieraw and Wades-
lioro.
Nos. 78 and 14 male close eonneel’oii
al Wilmington with the W. & W. it. B.
for all points North.
Train on Florence Kailroad leave Pee
Dee daily, except Sunday, at 4.40 p. m.,
and arrives at Howland 7.00 p. m. Ke-
, turning leaves Howland al 11.50 a. in.,
arrives al Pee Dee 8.50 a. in.
Train on Vaneliesler it Augusla it. it.
leaves Sunder daily, except Sunday, at
10.50 a. m., arrives al Hiiuini 11.5!) ii. in.
Helurning leaves Itimini 12.50 p. m„ ai-
rives at Sumter 1.40 p. in.
Trnim on llartsville It. H. lee' e Haic -
ville daily exeej I Sunday at 5.55 a. in.,
arriving Floyds (1.40 a. in. Kcii,using
leave Floyils 5.10 p. m.. airi\ii g lii.:i,-
' viilc 5.50 p. ni.
Trains on Wiiiiiir.glmi. (Imdini-i: J;
Umiwav railroad leave Chadl.our.i 10.40
a. in., arrive Conway 1.50 p. m.. icluming
leave Conway al 2.85 p. m. arrive Cliaii-
iiourn 5.40 p. in. !,i-iive Cliadbourn 7.15
a. in. arrive Hub at s.00 a. m. Kcturniiig
leave Hub IMHI a. in. anive Cliadbourn
I0.< o a. in. Daily except Sunday.
J. K. KKXLKY,General M.-.nager.
T. M. KMKHSON. Trallie Managers.
•I. F. DIYlNK, Gineral Siipciintei.denl
Northeaslern Railrcnci.
p IU
p in
N) villas
IN Km’H DUtGW.
Prrsldrnt.
\\. A. < AIUJK.AA.
Vli’o-Prcsldfttl
aivic
il. L. ( ilAIII.KS.
(nshicr.
Pond Bluff Branch.
GOING NOHTIL
Train no. 27.
leave Kutawville S.tO am
Helvidere 8.45
arrive Ferguson ll.Oli
GOING SOUTH.
Train no. 28
leave Ferguson 11.54 a m
Helvidere !).4D
Arrive Kutaw ville 10.04
Trnios 1 and 2 have through enrs
hetueeii ('liarlesloo and l•'ilyetieville
and run daily except Sunday: other
trains daily except Sunday.
Merriuin, Snecls and Helvidere are
flag stations.
J. II. AYKHILL,
General Manager.
iiU
!!
'I'i
For Informrfiou : •• •vDmo’: wrifo to
MUNN & ■.:>*.■. ..i, Xi iY h>qk.
Oldest bureau ii.i ,ti i •: .»," j -ii i*is in Amorioa.
Fvory patent t hi i p i-s js Itr-fovriiMicforo
the public l v a i.u; ,• •.',•.• « h;.:-e i t the
W T J * ■
snijie:. lies riding habit and mounts into
ifieV,!i idii. she is an outdoor picturo of,
says: Kleetrie Hitlers is jusl lin
for a man wlio Is all rMi down and ilon'i
; care w iiethi
4l . * . Ijfiriictf’ 9*i.00 mid 91.7,1 shoe fev*
1 oiiiLr N iwica aro tho beit fine Uongolu. Dtyllshaud dmablc.
tJlinilofi.—Seo that V.’. I,. DoukIbh’ igiuio r.u;l
price are stamped on the liottom of each shoe.
elliei be l:i( M or il'es, be f niini prTAKF. NO Nt'.IISTITI TF..-«
I-I) .8+1? V' M Jl *if^(.(A1l I Isk'ls]: j I It I ' V*ist 4 salcm wrnilylua j-a.
lin t a new lea -c oa life. Oafv'50. W7L.riOKlT.Ai4.Tlrockion.jt.... adfV,
A, J, Urvoni, Darlingloii. is 1.
OK Oil AKLKHTOX, S. G.
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Em por ium.
FINH, MEDIUM AND LOW 1’HK‘KD I’UHNITUHK ATT11K
liOWKST CASH I'HICKS
CIIKAI* miNITUKK SUITAHLK HOU UoUNTHY THADK
In Large \arieiv
a*
I,iirc'>»st rlt-rnlr
W(»|id. .-.•i ii,
man fDoul ! I,*'
v .r: ' '•»• s:«
• r dLl.- .’*•
;• .’ 1 e ’.
: U
i iiw
<Md
L'
i
At Factory Prices.
5%i V- t * ^ X - m
A •! p< i ( >:!*• I < ' • I *. v a • c ’ ii )* i<
Diiiif < n orr I t” ! \vliIm \ ! p(Miii*-si< n
(MYcidD i^ w.li ) < pi<c c ;c<'.
.i. y.^t
U' k . HAThiFr;
Del. 21, Ibiu.
Atlantic Coast Line.
The Hartsville Railrcod.
Dated Jaiiuii.y I. iso.’.
DAILY M1XKD Tit A IN.
Leaves liarlsvilk 5:55 A. M.
J.-ivana, 0:20
Floyd's, 0:-i()
Dailiiigtoli 0.00
Arrive al Floreuee 11.50
This lrain iiiakeseoiineeiion with lie
Soulli bound passenger Irainon IheCh -
raw A: Dnilingtoii Hailroad.
HKITHNING.
Leaves Florence 7:00 1*. M.
Leave Dnilingtoi’, 7 55 p in
Floyds. 5.1(1
Jov'ann,
Arrive al M ittsvillo O.'itl
T..!'train wails two Fo iis, .,!l' p..., ■
i rv, fot the North bound rieh In trl n
on llie C. \ D. K. ii. .1. L. ( »)K<1D.
i
Dated January
till. 18II3.
GOlS'G SOITII
No 15, Daily.
Leave Florence,
i 12 ti m
Arrive lames.
!) 08
“ Charleston.
It) 52
No. 27, Daily.
Leave Floreuee
*1.55 x. m
Arrive Lanes
2.50
Arrive Cliarleston
•5.00
No. 23, Duilv.
Leave Florence
*ll).ti5 p i.
Kingstree
11.4!)
Arrive lames
12.10 a. in
Arrive Charleston
2.40
No. do.
I.eave Lanes
■"'11.45 p. m
Arrive Charleston
1.15
No (II.
L" Flon nee
*8.05 a in
Kings tree
11.82
Ar Lines
10.00
Le L ine.s
10.00
Ar C!iarlr;iton
11.33
Train on C. A: 1). if. K.
connects at
Flomicc with So. f»l train.
GOING NOHTII
No (to. Daily.
Leave ( harleston.
3 47 a iu
Art ive lames.
11 45
l.cavi Kitigslree,
12 05 p m
Arrive Florence,
1 10
No. 00, Dailv.
i.e (‘lull'll-8 m
*4.23 :• m
Ar L ilies
0.35
I.e lames
0.35
Ki.igstne
0.50
Ai Flo.'t-nce
8.15
No. 78, Daily.
Leave v'lia; \ pion
* 1.20 a. in
A i ri\ * !dines
5.25
Lca\ c Lmm s
3. »4
K invstn c
5 43
A: l ive Fio;cncc
4.15
Dail>
"•it
No. 11
I.eatt Cliaiieilcn
Arrive i.r-m-s
l.eave l.ae
Kin- sin e
A n ive Flon m e
N'e-l s'-k',Daily
! cilvi Cliaile.lon
A i- i. iais
: Hail . tDicl
*;.‘i i
S.I’S
S.riS
8.5(1
0.55
*5.50 a. in
' 'VI
J. I
e'eep! Srmday.
N . 5’.> nins C : ib i | Coii'ir.h’a via
nl:: I i’. ’’. of P. I
N"-. 7 : a'-d I I i'':n s< lul io Wnn.liu;!on
ns lo e i ii-'i-e' -i .ii > j;.;. \v
’• >’ ’ Prattle M n«g! . .
i-.NI.V, (leiH'ial Manager, "ri
Kresideut. J.F. Dl \iNL, General Supvriutcudca