The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, February 10, 1892, Image 4
nil RHI DIRECTOHV. , , r n .
London as a Coaler.
Tho city nf Lonilon is tmt down by !
I’i;!.-nvnnii'N Cm 11 1 n. —liev. I. <>•; geo{$v;iy>!iors ns the center of the Inudetl I
l. nw. i’a it...: i’iisicl.inu ••vc.> Sniilaitli at | hetnisiili.i.-o. In other words, a radius '
11 a, m. and S (K) ;i. m. Saiiluih School 1 () j. t!ie curved sur
.0 Ih-i.ni. !’i..r nice'..’v even " <M; '' f. av ,,f t||.. eiuth. with London ns n cen
i-.csdny iiilemoon at ■> oc.or -. ^ ( ( . r vvol .,lil dcscrilii* u circumference in
crilolusT r'm ic e., -Iha'v .l A.Hiie closing more hind thin nny ti.0.11) mile
l*na'oi; i’li :'. liin , ■ vevi Stiadavai II j.irciy that coul.l is) drawn from any
m. and son |>. in.. Sihtmiii Sc'io.d '> p. • other city in the world.—Exchnnse.
in.. I'ravor mretina every Thnrsdaj at ‘ .
Soil j*. in. .S',11 Aliiriticil.
Eriii oe.u. c n i; i.. dtev. W A.j Kouinntic Jliss (addictisl to |aietry»—
(ilicrry. iloelor. M. T. Thomi'S»s 1. Lay j Oh. I'm just in love with ICdjrnr Allan
Kaadvr. ‘’reaching :ird Sunday at si'll | [> lH .
II. III., Lay Kea.lin;'every Snmlay mom- i^u-tieid Adorer-Well, that's all!
bw at 11 oV,•■d 'l h s, V. ,« ! ri „j |f (le*; ad. New York Weefcl,*. I
10 o'clock.
S'lii.l iv mnnil]'.:'
M v. tmi,i \ i’Al’TlsT Ci!M;( i! Lev
1. I'. I'rook in "I mi, l‘a .'.v": 1’.I.,.',O
ev. ry Mind ly al M in.. .1
'Mh , *:: , h tn'llOol a! HUO :». Ill
III .cirir' l ''TV Till s la c. ,-li;
o'cl.i, V.
(Ill
Ipiiuintmonls of Kov.11, ^Yilv.'!
K, Flon iiff i.islrifi.
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h.
■ :
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Lake t'itv. .hicliti •• .m i,
l-'ebruavl.
.'a!lei's, ('oiicoril. F.'lu u.ii v d.
Kiiiystree. I'. linmi v l.s.
(ieorn'ctmvii ('irenit, (iiuiriliii. I' l'h
rnary Is'.
Oeoroelnwn Station i'ld.nmvi id,
11.
.iolinsimvillo, (ioml llojie Kidinmn
■>n,o 1.
Hast Kflini'iutni. Salem. lA Li aari
'M.
Mars I!111(V. I.il.iriv. Kclinttin
JiS.
FOILED AGAIN.
Tho C'oniplimonts of a Victim to a Nuin-
l»«r ol I*u 1>1 i«* No(suucov.
Tli ;; i• •.11; t whoI’laK'.ivoivd to puncli
(/•i: .f <; :r i yes with his umhivlla un
»!• i t : .. m ri-iit a:i.';h's with his body
is . . . : : in!'. . . d that Ik* was foiled
it; a i . •.'s *se, and that up to
’..c ii' *»a;it we have two eyes,
turn :.i :is n tiie.t! rondition. though no
thatiks to liini.
\. . .-'.ve only to :iy to the young woman
!ii ! • c i ! ; h it that, in spite of her discour
a ’.in ; h • *r anti her i»er.sistent restless
nt; s. '.vc <li..! n ( .'.e ionally obtain a glimpse
of the stage. We trust, however, she will
not take her failure to heart, but rise to
ivucwid cfFort in a new and bigger bat, re
enforced by motv st reimous elTorts to solve
the pt«i!»If,:i .:! pei’petual motion.
'1 ;c Vi.-ting mati who left the ear door
op> :i i > give t lie/.ero weather an opportu
n.'y t > i nter may Ik? iuteiested to know
t : i i»t !;■ aigldfulness did not engender I
!i.e j :a ;r.:; .uia in our lungs; that, in fact, |
s .vc for a (• :;»imial sneezing, an inllamed
i i t .:;clj < ! the pleurisy, bis at- i
i ; w» ;•-* wiiliout result.
Tli.- j*ei' i u!io threw that banana skin j
on t!»e sidewalk in oxpe atiou that we j
>!; ) !! ! U* b.dugbt low is informed that !
we s. w it in time and escaped. It may!
^ • vh.-tt diminish (be poignancy of bis
<i!'.»ppi ii.ti. . nt to know that an elderly |
woman fell *i victim and received injuries
which are i-kcly to prove fatal.
T" '.he young woman in wlioso favor we !
» i;; li.die 1 our seat in the horse car, and ,
who forgot to return thanks, we owe an J
abject apoh. y We had supposed she was •
a lady, or we sliould not have been so pre- I
sun* j.J nous.
’'•’c h •; to disabuse the mind of that lady j
who;.! v. .‘i t while endeavoring to enter i
a store of t he idea t hat swinging doors are
des* t.v I a.- auxiliaries in committing
’•mayhem. They are sometimes made to
$**: v.e t lint jmipose. butt hey were not mark*
. ,VVi*rhilly with that view in the minds of
'•their prompt crs.
j We shi . >. ly hope that the lady behind
Vtisat i ijo opvra succeeded in cooling her-
Jself wii i the fan which she plied so busily.
{At all e vents we can congratulate her
•*ti|K)ii in r splendid success ia keeping the
-back o f out neck cool. Our physician thinks
that in course of time we may lie able Wo
turn our Ina l without having to turn our
^ entire laxly.
/ / 'i'he gent leman whom we meet daily, and
in passing to the left is in
persons moving in oppo-
; tach p:;ss to the right,
p ” i i' i*. mey seem to him.
'i iVijid. :!is ICstulc.
! : I timorous thiiij^s in e >u
j., m vi a • *:!.* : pplkation f.», pcimiis
ji s *?o si,»n to d.i -,) ....• of ;;.*e S:\vcinake estate was
' the n*ply < ; the Manpiis of Aihsbury ton
f|in*?.tion put to him at a hearing a few
months ago When ashed whether h<* had
made any provision for the housing of the
valuable hcirhwnns in l!,e mansion, in*said
•Well, now, it’s a very funny thing, but 1
.#:ily thought of that myself ysterdsy!’
!Ii- l.ndi.hip. who ha.; only laid I is* estate
-o .a* live years, is the p.itrt iiof nine liv
ings. a*id the motto !a low hi •-crest. ^We
iiav • beei;.” will now haven new nppSica
Jion. Pall Mall (iazr tte
Colds and Coughs
croup,
sore throat,
bronchitis, asthma,
and hoarseness
cured by
/Iyer’s Cherry Pectoral
the safest
and most effective
emergency medicine.
!t should be in every
family. *
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass.
To attempt to enumerate all we have in
our store!
We have anything you want and
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aS
0
d
g.- XMV
.• ! 1SOVT Mis*
C. & D. and C. & S. Railroads.
Datoil January 4, IHyj.
(JOINT; DOWN
T
;.(p vi
!>S A I
Oyaiaiiloe - Salisfactorv - Prices
Euuyi
Whi'ii the i lectrie light has been dc
jiri v, • o, ii s lu at ray, it is shown to have
•i j 'cvoifu! stimulating ftTect upon tlie
n. . . of t liody.
v in wlnc‘1 measured seven
fe«. t !'. •: *. ti;» t > tip of wings, was shot ;e-
• i !. . . ■; hd.e. iw.w Ih lding. Mich.
!’. i . y< i wouldn't have so much
. it . *• tot; cue iti tompany if
> u • u I*! t* i .o:*.* v. it li (iimI when alone.
. ih lit : li h reports su.y that the
'team freight m.M * t i \. iy low and that
h • »vy 1are being suO'ered la, share
Jio-.el-s
V!:e lirst
lie] I a r-e.
was a bias
I’a. t i;i.i ;
:: d all x.
, »*; r: court of justice has
i . !h lim land. The<.ilciular
The cler!; registered t*c
court met and adjotin.ed
i r.
Gr. Jin l
l*i->IUI'>TO I N I'l 11! M ’i’ll K “111.! Lit!
ure
l';illii)L r of I li*' liuir is (In' ivsult nfi
in ! ' ' : . ’ O'.' of Mir
!i::ii nr -•Mi iif tiif -inip.
is I ."P,"i lie li'.'!' ";!•!'
L’l ll' W.'l'.
ni- !•"■]:( In r:. li it!.; ! i-
in ’ii- -ink or ! mIIi AiiIi nt Iims| imcc
.t «T‘i'k.ami v.ci! • jinikl-vi nilh wali-r
•li'.T'tl', iv.-irnii"' Tlifv liiviilhi' am!
f.'.'.l |5.;-i.' folia';.., an !'kkt
I't l ini- or himl"i': fTn.-'ii;!:.
: 11
H.
a-
ii '.it inoilii•, h::ii iIn;.; T liricc i.
In olai! v. ho ini i, !ii; 'in 'a • ;i
i ' A • Aar.'an.ir'.'ia. a;;a
lie Imt naked, Ihoiiffli arruyed in furs,
.', I a iI.|:-»d is |,oor or '.viili ,'i ea-i
.iitt I a. ■!, .'mi im'oniTarao'.' ui -ii.
• .'a jialie.e diieLi','never dreams i r
-inv a poor palient for a fee-
: i'" is a proverb .'inimio | !"• i.ie lica!
I'.ll'TTljiV III
’!ie!l<ies, j o\
'll. I
.!.;;i:iil •’■Vh.atl tile I will
•rl v am! ns.-
i.ivae
in passiii;
1 r. a-.i ;. :U 1iierso!
!. .
i I:* 1 wit; cs id:
. ’t 1 from
»{|,C. •
• ... 1
•vci il
•Ler. ‘
lie oivi-u
el*' (
liciTV Dec‘oral i
);!- given
at n li
vf i;i Lronfititi'.
Witliib
ifh I
have '(*i!l sor.a
• of ! It's
;i;*( jiarn!:«in to a f i‘i'*!i'! y:tr»cri!itr from
bronchitis and asiimia. li h is (bme
i
Hill so iinieh e.-ioj I l;a| ne v, ;-|ie. for
UV'e. I".:"ie !'. ! IllTUti't”. i!!e.
■Ivillo-llb. kind.
H-.r eih-sIl I used fo!' Il'llliali ion!
;it i)eiim,-;;-e,v lea .imi S.vilzeriam'
•fid iii -i il pavM ofllaiv. I'
i - no: < o',, idered l!f for 'nmia’i fooe
in liueliaresL Scotland or Hn.irliiml.
lie Unit lie has l.onohl out the
entire dniir stock of I't'. M. d.
(iannr ami rented his store,
where lie now inis on luiiid a
complete stock of
I) lift IS.
MKIUCIM-.S.
ClIKMUAl.s.
All the popular
I’ATKNT MKDICIXKS.
HI’ISTS’.
i.ANiur-rni's.
FKIMfV’S
—amt—-—
CROSSMAN’S SEEDS.
I’liiliMlolpliia i'i»isod Onion S<>1s.
IIfadi|iuirlers for the eelelirated
lit cent ('iirar
"KL N FCTAIi"
—and—
Ilavaim o cent l igar
“SAI’dJliOSO.”
Clime ki IIKAINU'AKTERS and we a ill
WiTeume Vmi.
liKSlTT'll-TI.I.V.
r.
I mmg hm
l : ver fltteniiitsil iiy Any House
in the City or Slate.
Owing to On* »>« |»r<*-Mon
of the mon- \ s*. arkcl .»nd 11 **
low price nf coltnn. 1 have
decided Jo »!• • out my stock
rcgardlc- « f cost, ’i’lds
exilic,■ than any homo h;-
evi r attcm| :c l • m-h smIc.-.
Ti'c '.'sUi'.i time I' i ebre.iiry.
\o, i
contain' Snifs that
m Id at .^10.50 to j|;ir>
will now t o -old at 7. “ O
cash for votn* choice. Tk : >
i> the HosJ <Ml’c;*
i i S..-» • . MO-
l ot t .(* , r I. 1
:rc«l. V • Mil
' v. . fi;|
li Vi. • ■•• I.. orlij \
J C«.» i3‘»\ K*i.i tlan«:
i ; i'imt,
•I.
\it%i -.
Leaves Wadeslioro
5:oo
HeumTI's
5:15
Morven’s
5-.>.i
MeFaiTnml
5:22
(Tieraw
5:5H
('ash's
0:10
Soeietv 11ill
0:25
Dove’s
0:42
l-Toyil's
0:51
Darlington
i .05
Faliiietlo
7:13
A rrives at Flon-iu-e
7:80
(JDINTi I F.
Lctive.' Flmeitee
■S:25
Falim tto
S : 50
Darlimrtoii
0:00
I'loyd'.-
0:11
Dn*. c*.'
7:17
8(Mi(tv Hill
0:27
( :»'!»’«*
0:52
Client \v
10:04
McFttrlatnl
10:20
Morven's
10:2S
Bennett's
10:45
Arrives at Wmlesboro
11:00
Hid new.'papers
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■J’llK ('IIKAI’KST I.A lit JEST and I1EST MNEof Ei'liM'ITKE EV Eli
T-'EliED To THE I’E*H’EE OE DAIil.INtJTl’N (Ol N'i’V.
i nsworfli’s Pimiihisv Store.
THE LATEST AND MOST IMI'liOVED DESltiNS AND MNISIIES
IN I5ED liOO.M SITI’S IN WAI.NI'T. ANT IQ' l' OAK. Dith
' EN'iTli’V and OLD END LISII.
Ai rdnok ol Ghatiiber Suits is Cornplete in Every Respect.
Iioum*. No ndd- - ami cud-,
hut a good run on sizes, 'riii-
is your opportunity to in\cst
if you want a bargain.
Jotinlers 2 and 3
cent a in .".DO Suit s in Sacks
and Cutaways, formerly sold
from >• l ’• in Now
\ou ( an li* v(c-] cbo!« (*for
1 O cash. Tbcs(* eottnlcrs
contain v.dues that have
never been oiTcred b.y any
die. No t n ul-te to iimi \ ol r
vi/.o in theselailot-mmle g.it-
luen;- wlice. you hav< b
as.-ortment^ !>) s» Ik t fron*.
I want the money and room,
so this stock must he sold,
and it you are judges ».f bar
gains you w ill not delay, bat
eome er ! help move these
goods.
In ad-ii'i'*!! to the above I
have place*! ‘AA<> i*airs ol’
on a counter. This
line formerly sold at Five
and Six Folia i s; stow take
voe.r cln'ice for i hi’i e Dol
lars and Fifty Cents. 'I’liis
tlsc best bargain'* ever of
fered in pant".
Uemember this line of
goods is not old stock, but
new stock, t bis la.ll. and w ill
be sold for cash. No good'
of this '.'ile an* allowed on
approhat ion.
Freight Train Doing l*p.
Feav( ' Florence i; : |r, a. M.
“ Darlington 7 : ‘>o
Fit ighl Doing Down.
Leaves Darlington 11:10 1‘. M
Arrives at Florence
A. F. KAYKNKL, President.
J- ‘ ~ ‘
W., C. & A. Railroad.
Dated January I, is'.c.*.
(joint: socni.
j No. la. Leave Wilmington, I Oa st in
I>ated Dcecml er IL istil. Marion, (J 4a
(JUlNTi N<*1{T1I. Arrivi'ElnrcniT, J 22
.1. Dnilv I'xci-pl Sinidiiv. No '' :{ ' l-oivcs \yilmin-l"ii p. in.
1 • Mnnon UCH
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
S. & N* R, R.
I rain
Li'iivr ( liar!i'.'t"ii
I’lvgimll's
1 lai'k'vsvilk'
Dirks’
ll.dly Hill
( "limns
Eutaw i ill"
Niumi'S
MiTT'iiini
St. I’aul
SmniiiiTkiii
Silvi-r
I’acksvillv
Tindall
SuillItT'
( I.sxm-;;'"
St. (■iiarlw
El lint's
Lauiar
Svi'acusi'
I )ai'liii i -l"ii
Muni Clan'
llnbins Neck
.Mamlcvillc
licillll'ttsvillc
(JOINC sol"
(i.'if) a m
s.lo
S. I s
S.J! I
S.JS I
s.lo
S.IS
S.AS
it. 17
it.'JS
'.t. 11
'.(..VI
I o.o i
lit.'.*:!
10. :i I
lo.la
10.57
11.12
11. '.!7
11.12
11.57
Marion
Arrives at ITnrenee 10:15 a. m.
No. 5(1. I.eaM-s ;Toreni'C *2:2(1 a. in.
Smnler .|:;!5
Arrives at ('nlmnliia 0:15
No. 2.. Leave-- W iliaintrOm *10:10 p. ni.
•larinn 12:40 a. in.
Arrive, o I-Torenee 1:20
No. 52. 1,eaves l uinl! .- tS:l( a. in.
Arrives at ('oliiiuMa !(;5o
! No. 5s. Leaves Klorem-e tTlo
Slimier Oam
Arrives at Coliiniliia 10.40
l No. a2. runs 1 liroiieh froin (Tiarleslon
viaCenlral Ifailrcail. leaving Lanes T.Jo
' a. in.. Mannimr S.05 a. in.
s;2
Cj>
p l C T y R E F R k M
’ ! \iiy Ik sit ipl ion 'Jndc to Order on Short .iotic-.
: to: X CALL. I WANT V‘M. I- TT»A D i’. c.imi WILlfi.'O
y,x xt'kv i*.cst to ci.kasi: voc.
Rcsiiff (fully,
ft:
<9 •
\ Y r i S W i
* T 81
M. I , !t. I \ \ R IL
(oluioltiii. S. (.
1 •> ‘C
I v.*> 4
Train No.2. Dailvexcep! Stindav.
The ILiriiiigton SLuidti is per yenr,
Leave Mennell.-ville
Mandevillc
lioliins Neck
Mont Clare
! tarlinoton
Syracuse
Laiuar
Elliotts
St. Chari
()sv. ciio
Suiiitci'
Tinda!
I’ackst illc
Silver
SiomiKTtoi!
f-t. I’aul
Merriaiii
Vances
Eutawville
Connoi's
llollv Nil
I’ecks
llarleyvilte
lAttornov - at - Law, Amvecirnesm,.
1.25 p in
1.11
1.511
5.14
5.2'.'
5.12
5.55
(kin
('..1!'
(i,:!2
(i.50
7.o(J
7.17
7.20
i'.:>i
7.12
Train
on ('. A- 1). itailroail
eonuecis at
t Florenci
r with No. 58.
(JOINT; NDHTD
No. 51
Leaves Colmnliie
*10.15 p. in
Sumter
12:04
Arrives at Florehee
1:15 a. m
No. is.
Leaves Florence
5:00 a. ill
.Marion
5:10
Ill
Arrive at Wilmiogton 8:55
. No. 5!».
Leaves Columliia
t 5:25 p. m
A rrives at Sumter
7:00
Lv. Sumter
Loo
Ar. Flortnee
8.15
No. 5J
Leaves Columbin
*!l:20 p. m
in
A rrive* at Sumter
10:25
No. 11.
Leaves Florenet
4 10:25 p in
Marion
11:02
Professional Cards.
W. F. l)AH(iAX,
i >*■'■ - ST aiK.lkO' to the {tentlcimm: AUoiiipts were made in jSliS, 1S75 T „ P
r '.v ,c. s 1 J. ..... ! Il* ill the Steam car this 5 . . . 1 THh
- ti •or;.'..i, e.nd p(ru:u*d our paper over our j : '-b>l is,.; !.) , ‘ m (• p i)| » j .opdon ! ’* ^
v’ : 'i, '"r ,hret ; ? ux -11'Ol they were not suecwful.
•• ir.et that our carelessness in umntcn- 1
: HERALD
i uuinten
t ionally misleading him led to no unplens- !
ant coiikccjucnees.
Tin* gent Icnmn whose pleasure it is to
tread on our heels is evidently misin
formed. We have no chilblains, and in
fact our heels are tough and callous; there 1
fore we feel that we should be guilty of
deception if we allowed him to continue.—
Boston Transcript.
K*t<‘n <ms(* .
S. 1( Clifford, New Ca<sel. Wis., was
ivoublid willi Neuralgia, and Piieu.na-
ti-'.n. his slomaeli was disordered. Ids
liver was a!i'eetc»l to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
re-limed »u !h di and strengti*. Tltre’e
bode:- of Flee!lie IiiibTs cur: 1 !»im.
Ldwanl Sicphertl. I larri du;rg. 111., had
I'giy (dlls. a runnin;.' sore on his ley of eight years’
Most ugly girls have something pretty •'t i:j ling. I -ol ihtci* I'.'UFi -of Flcetrie
almut them, and tliefewwlio know that Bp.! •• -nd b: \ • of Bui k!.*?i%
they «annot claim cvi*n this limited endow j S.-lve. a*jd ':! ic • I. >(»*:inl and
incut heeotnc j>at hot ie to men of a generous ^v'*'S. 1 : C.*t;;w!*a. <>. 11 a 11
mi »i. cx'div; pity, and we all know what ti' ! ; ' • « f . *.»;. hi. 1*/, doctors
pity U akin to under fa voralile conditionH. jwe i v . (• •< F.ti’e I’.ict-
] re. all a i.midcu of this stamp whose-j if ■) "< : • ( • u !b* klc:iV< A mica
tore:! a handsome and devoted husband by * d\e <• re ! !-m « ntinb . NoM I v W ii-
f v, t,. c i ., y . ** •
Uiiljf (.! ILitli,
ner v. ry hopcle- -ness of winningliisprefer*
cnee !.y tlie tender humility of her worship
of himself. Living in tho saim* house, the
constant appeal to his chivalry became
more powerful at last than all the varied
charms of other women he might have
won.
Cgly girls, however, generally carry t heir
eonsolaiion with them in a blessed uncon-
seiousiie.ss of their want of good looks.
I law* we not all seen them stand before a
mirror noting the elTeet of a color or a new
fashion with an undisguised expression
of admiration mi their faces?—very much
like the ugly young man who ties his
cravat a.'ui smiles at his image in the glass
■'ith the eomforting mental comment,
“Not handsome, but fascinating!”
The statement that “ugly girls .arc gen
erally left to run to waste as unappro
priated blessings,” is not supported by evl
deuce. Who has not met wives ils ugly as
any old maid in his list of acquaintances?
It i ; safe to make tin; broad generalization j
that an ugly girl, all other things beiiij
* dit*/cj.nf.
To my !’olow < iiizens:
I .-mi force! to iippcul fer iH-Ijitliiit
I may I"- cualilcd I" .sii]>vo]'t mv
family. I :im parti' disable! by a]
wound received in the war and from;
dninj; hard daily work. This added to |
an atllie'ed wife, w ho reijiiires con- 1
slant atleiition. i lake-- ii necessary |
(lint i should be einjdiived near mv
home. I had Hi- misfortune Inst
summer to lose mv iiorsc, and now
ask your aid to emilde me to purchase.
annlher so thal I can sn|.po"l my-|
self and family. \ny ifil’i w ill lie [
aeee|»tahle.
Ii’espeetfnlly.
.Ioiin l!. Ill NTKU.
cc|Mul, is likely to have fewer offers than a
I'H-tty nii i, but quite as likely to receive , , _ _
the one offer w-liieli will make her a happy bhiloren Cry for Pitcher’s CaStOfia.
w ife It may IxMloiibtcff whether a pin- !
rality of lovers is an i in mixed advantage to
a Kiri; one k<s>.I lover, the elect man, at-
tr.-u-L-(l to her l.y uflinity In its hitchest
sense, is forever enough.—franeis Alljert
Doughty in Lippincotl’a.
The Matinee '.i'l at Her llest.
The m.-itims* Kiri is the joy of the theat
rical inaiia-'er's liearl. In no city in the
world is -he so numerous and exact
ing as in New York. She brings many
thousands of dollars eaeli year to the
strong boxes of the theaters. She is a pa
tient stud, nt of the drama and is quick to
recognize a good play She does not go to
the theater to rave over the leading man,
as is the general opinion. Only foolish
girls do that, and they arc not so numer
ous now as they were. Time was when the
maiiiue girl was supposed to deluge hand-
actors -.vith daintily scented notes,
I n! I bat was largely a stage fiction. Of
coui'-o Mime artoi's do receive letters from
si age si rack young women, hut the New
York girl is hreomiug more discreet now.
tSln-goes to t he nintincc to he amused.
She buys (lie liest seats. She wears the
most stunning clothes. She nibbles at
caii-Iy and criticises audibly ns the play
piM -ccds S’.'-can tel 1 when tho leading
m.iii is a! his lu-st in a love scene,and she
is fair ( iKMigli to women on the stage to
applaud when they arc dressed well or do
a hit of first rate acting. She has seen so
ninny good plays and so murh good acting
tbilLsU cminot lie mode to sit through a
poor play she goes t" study as well as to
Ik* neiusid -Foster (.'oates tn New York
.Mail and Express.
Ititckl.Mi’s Aniien Snivc.
Tlie liest salve in the world for cuts,
hrui-es, sores, uleeis, s.tli rlieum. fever
sire t e!! er, ehapped hand:, eliillilains,
. ‘U'i all si.in eruptions, aii'l p..si-
liu l . pill ■. Ol |-,'i pay l'e,|Uil'e*i. Il
i ■ ' irin'o. d lo rive p.-rfret satisfaction,
a: -la ;. letiiaied. I',iie'.5 e.-iils per
li \. t-T p -i '.Vi:* i lirug sl'ire.
john C. While.
Darlington, South Carolina.
Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Piping, House
Furnishing* Foods, Bolts, Tobaeeo
Fliur, We.
|i Lltni
DAHLINdTON. S. C.
Olliee over Blackwell Brolhers’ Store.
K. KEITH DAlPiAX,
Attorney at Law,
DAHLINDTON. S. ('.
JOiNO NOliTM.
Train No. 5.
Leavi- liutawville
A riiveYanecs
OOINO SOI ITI.
Train No. ti.
Lean-Yam i s
ArrivcKutaw ville
I
Nettles W Nettles,
tilUbk, (liill
Ai'viltiIT' Rc( it: MorU M ill lie OnlcrtTi for Voti.
ATTOHNEYS - AT - LA\Y.
Darlington ('. II., S. ('.
Will practice in all Slate anil Federal
' Courls. Careful attention will he given
i to all business entrusted to us.
P. Bishop Parrott,
StmognijtlHt!' : ami ; T.vjH'-vtritrr,
j I.HO A I. AM) OTIII.K corYI No SOI.K ITKI).
Testnnonv repoitnl in short band and
; type written tninseript of same furnished
at reasonable rales.
dood spelling, correct punctuation and
neat work guaranteed.
Olliee with Nettles A' Nellies.
('. 1*. DAlKiAX,
ATTOKNKY AT LAW
AM)
Trial Justice,
DAHLINdTON, S. C.
Practices iti the i’nited States Court
and in the -1th and oth circuit*. Prompt
attention to all business entrusted to me.
' Olliee. Ward's Lane, next to The Dar-
I ington Herald olliee.
Harlin city Branch
(JOINT! NOUTH.
Train No. J!l,
i.eave Yaoees
! I.UU
Snells
11.23
Farlers
1 1 .dd
Arrive Harlin eily
11.04
(JOINTJ SO FT II
Train No. 22,
I.eave Harlin eily
7 14
I’arlers
4 .d 4
Snells
7.4S
Arrive Vanees
s.lo
(JOINT) NOHTTI
'I’rain no. JJ,
Leave Yanees
7.01
Snells
S.tMl
Farlers
8.1 i
arrive Ha lin eitj
8.24
(JUlNTi SOTTII.
Train no. 21.
Leave ilaiTin eity
o.O I
Snells
o.»4
Farlers
K /“
Arrive Yanees
n.o.f
Arrives at Wilmington 1:40
- Daily, tDaily, except Sunday.
In addition t*> aimve, train No. 4!t
leaves Columliia 7 10 a. m., daily except
Sunday, arriving Sumter SJIO a. -ii. Train
No IS leaves Sumter s Oft p. m., daily ev-
eept Sunilay, arriving(Jolumliia 0 20 pm.
No. 5:t runs through to Charleston, via
Central I!, li., arriving at Manning 11:07
p. in.. Lanes IL lftp. in., Charleston 1:1.5
a. m.
No. 50 coimeols al Florenet with the
C. *Y D. train for Cheraw and Wades-
; boro.
Nos. iS and 14 make close connection
at Wilmington with the AY. A W. H. H.
for all points North.
I rain on 1- lorenee Haiiroad leave Fee
Dee daily, except Sunday, at 4.4ft p. m.,
and arrives at Howland 7.00 p. in. Hc-
, turning leaves Howland at 0.20 a. in.,
arrives al Fee Dee S.50 a. in.
Train on Manchester A- Augusta li. K.
leaves Sumter daily, except Sunday, at
10.50 a. m.. arrives al Hitnini 11.50 a. m.
Hemming leaves Hintini 12.20 p. m., ar
rives at Sumter 1.40 p. m.
11 111 Trains on llartsvilh- li. li. leave l!: :i -
ville daily except Sunilay at 5.55 a. in.,
arnviag Floyds ti.40 a. in. I'ciuM-t!} r
leave Floyds 2.10 p. ni., an-i\ieg llarts-
viile 2.50 p. in.
a m Train - on Wilmington. Chiuil m i;. A
Conway lailroad leavi- Cliadlioorn 10.10
a. in., arrive Conway I.J’O p. in.. retHrniii:;
; leave Conway at 2.25 p. in. airivc Cliad-
iioiirn .1.10 p. in. I.eave (Tiailliourn 7.15
' a. in. arrive I foil a! s.oo a. in. Hclimiing
-leave Dull 0.0(1 a. in. arrive Cliadliouru
lO.oo a. in. Daily i-.xcepl Sunday.
J. li. K KNLK Y. (Jeneral Managi-r.
11.00 a in T. M. LMF.HSON. Traliie Managers.
J. F. DIYINK, (Jenernl Supei inlenilt al
Northeastern Railrood.
S.ttS
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s.:n
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Jt.OO
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1< .in
in.*,»r,
s.-ib
Dated January 4th, is**:;
tioiNd soi TIl
No la. Daily,
j Leave Florence,
Arrive Lane*
Chnrkstoii,
p m
No. “
i Leave Florence
I Arrive Lanes
: Arrive Charleston
No. 2
( Leave I’lorenee
Kingsl ree
Arrive Lanes
A rrive Charleston
Daily.
Dail \.
No. ad.
Leave Lanes
A rrive Charleston
No t»l.
Tro
S t ■ u
i j‘*eM'as! , >rta.
I'tc •vr.-i a ChiM,».iu* crictl for v '.‘•storhk.
Win ii she If-cacw: Mils, she citing to CastorfiV
When shoha*(i Cl’.lMrcr, she gJivv
WHY IS THE
w 0 L» DOUGLAS Au<
55 HO Sis. gfn^lIWn : f Z-; i >;; 1!
Ti'-: REST SHCE IN THE WORLD FOU HIE MONET? 1 ‘ •' 1 1 •
1! Sr* nr-.\'i!'.:!FK!i!.!i<>(\ ayIUi iso lackxor wax throad
t:> t!i(! feet; iii.itl.s of t!u' ItcHl fine calf, fltYllsli ,, , . r p.*
rail easy, amt breaww vc wake war - sho-.i of Hi I* »/. i.i t U i'.t Ji
r, itcimuljuauti*
rutpifi’s Eaul jf
S A V I \ (« S i> i: F i \i T M A
■ o: iJ iTi-’. ’ f:; i.m DM.j.A!.’ AN i» t'I’WAIJDS.
I a })('i’ eeur. iiilta'e.sf paid (Ik i’('on.
isivimrs PX.:k'‘ Large ^rolits.
Surilii Fire k Marine
INSl'KANCK Co.
SI'IMNC -'IEED. Mass.
\ •-.•liev ill I k.i'lingloii, So ( :i.
II. I.. CM \RI.ES. Agent.
Scientific American
Astency for
8M
I,e I'Toi* nee
a in Kings tree
Ar Lines
Le L "-.e-
1 Ar ('iiiirie.-lim
":(.0*5 a in
0.22
10.00
10.00
I 1.50
Train-on C. A D. li. K. euiiiiee's at
,-i j), Florem *■ willi No. (il train.
!.;iti!*- tics- no.
: < ;• I -T. : J:'.
' 'it ti.ai - .. -.• ■ t-t i-o|.
a :* ' nig-. e v.in
: •• :: I.. . Ii; ..- ; f.-im ty ;
*• •-. worse. I Ii- 1 .id ! ■ ■ v, n •
-!i(irtbi. - I .--.n oiuipJiou :•:.•! I In
1 !
I
•re III-'. U
Xe», : ■
ts' I
f.TfitV Ulan (tun otiicr nainvfio-hirer...
bi*\.c(1 sh-'c* cd.c.tiMx from ?I.(A) to^.’.ia.
ttO (iemiiue II:hhI-sc\vc<I, tho finest calf
F.hiKt ever oflVrcil for S- r »-*o; e(|iials Frcucli
Imiirirtoil slioos u hlch oo.-t- f it (in $S.d ito SIvMiD.
Cr00 llaiid-Scwed Well Slioc, lino calf,
Ftyll.'ili, comforlaiile anti duralito. Tho best
shoo ever offered ct this price ; Kami* Kra<lo as cus-
tom-mnde hIiochcoslltgc from ;*'i.'0 to $!».<ii».
CJO fit) Police Shoe* iarmers, Haiiroad Men
•J/Ob and J.elier Carriers nil wear(h(*ni; fluccalf,
pcamless, unootli Inside, heavy three fifties, exten-
:l olon edge*. Ono pair will wear ay ear.
fl* ^ 50 flue cnll i no hetler Klmoovor olTcrod nt
«Z9i£ib this price; ono triiil will convince those
who want a fihoo forconifori and servlco.
tfSO 45 and 84.00 WorkiimintnpM shoe!)
are very DtronK and durahl<>. Thoso whq
have plveu them a trial will wear pool her make.
Rnve’ nail 81.95 K'hool ahoes are
ES vj €J worn by l ho boys every where: they bell
on their merits, ns the Increasing sales show.
Q sirlSoc JS.'i.OO llsiiul-Mi‘w«‘«l shoe, host
ICO Dongoln, very.stylish; eilualaFrcucll
Imported shoes cost lug from ^I.im to iftt.ie.
liUdlcN’ 4.50. 84.00 and 81.95 Rhoe foe
Misses are the best flmt Don,'ptla. Stylish and durable,
(/'nutIon.—Sea that W. J<. Douglai*’ namo and
o. A. \ UiHK.tA. H. I„ ( RUU.KS.
i’itsidntl. VivC-l’rosi*!*' ni Cashin'.
Pond Bluff Branch.
(iOlNC NOKT1I.
Train no. 27.
Icuve Kulawville s.(o
Uclvidere 0.1'!
arrive Ferguson 0,00
(iOlNli SOTTH.
Train no. 2K
lean Ferguson 0.21
lielviilere o.io
Arrive Fiitawville 10,0! COINTJ NolJ l'il
Tioiiis I amt 2 him- Ilirongh i-.-n-.s No on eaih
iuT ween <'Inil'lestoii ami Eaveltevillr |.,-,in'I'harh-ston
amt run dailv ex(-;'|il Sumiav: otliei- Anin-i.-i ics,
l rains daily i \* * pi -Timlai.
Merrimn. Sm-i-ls ai d H'chiiVic ar
! tag staijoas.
il. W'EiJli.i .
(J'-n-.'iai .Vuiuiget
7 12 a m
0 (I'l
HI 52
*1.25 a. in
2.50
5.00
• 10.25 p is
11. Iti
12.10 a. in
2.10
T 1.15 p. in
1.15
Lea* i- !\ 'ii-gst r* e.
Arrive Florem
ft;;,, h-
i'ailv.
0 ! 7 a m
11 15
12 05 p in
I 10
■ i r.i ■■
illy Piifisiiix Luiiiiiiiie (ieiiiparth
dr;;
! • i*. : i; I!.. 1 bsti! \ l;c ei ip
u • t ! *o > i • . ••.e.t.nm •• iv
! n;«, r . |V !••• • ; •!» . tt . •, r u » l
w .1 : ! •* .-•oil i- w . |i . , w/iimiuii*—avu muv *v. j.. L'uiiKiat*' iiam
‘ . •• •' 1 prlctj uro ttamped on the bottom of each shoo,
i • -von. HOd is h » well .1 -.n ' i rw-TAKR NO HITBHTITIJTR.
N.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. JT^ oot. umi fw
< • !Ti" I l-.d le It!'-. ..o .1.1'' V "it Iwl.leul'K-aljwj^ttasIdealer.iiippl^liigj'Mi.
D '-ovi'irv a I V, ,i !* o\' ■ 'l r J-* c * t - V/7ltJS^VmU.H^MtkUa. tASS (fldbj.
A. J. Uioom, RailiujttoU) S. t,
<>!’ CU A I*MCSTON, S. C.
-Wholesale and Retail furniturn Einjiariiiiii.
FINE, MEDITM AM> LOW l‘!!ICEi> miNITi'l,!. ATTMt;
I.oWEST CASH I’l!ICES
(TI EA!‘ miMTITJE sriTAItEE EOlt I'OF VI i-:Y r !T,‘A HE
111 l.a,|m<‘ Vtlfielv
v At Factory Brices.
Tor Intnrinaf it-:*
MI NN ,V ( <*..
Oldest huit'Tu >
Kvcry patent (
the putilif hy ::
(7*
CAVEATS,
•f»A5" MARKS,
V.TENTS
’;To, etc.
! >■ write to
•. ..'i'v. ’i Mr'K.
I :••; • it: America,
c i 1 nnt.rht- hi'icrn
.' •'«• ;■! • : ;jn’,.v i’: tIto
VTiCiiCHU
Atlantic {'omsL Line
TIt; Harlsville r.rtiiiT- -i.
} >:; | •*.! .| ••■••_- • I 1 ;.•«•••
iLV !JiMlD ’! iC A i N.
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A 'lie- I
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A 11 i * i i i
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I I. I'."I
0.50
.; 1.5
I 20 :
2 12
1.15
:n
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IJi'.TTTINTN'b
iTon-" .
t '*::: lb':- loti.
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1/ ;\( C!ta;lc-I'
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ni
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: i. l-Mi-pl S,1
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N'.*. o“ runs : ’
:! ';;oj: |i» (
d !•■»
C* a * ! IL !». ol
r s. c.
’ i "I p. in
S.50
-i.-io a. m
: .ilvi - \\ I! I i | I
Ucl. 21, Ib'JL
.1. V st «!«:>(.-.
W '. 11ATTTIEI.
Jm aue.
\n i v- it Kail -. iili-
i ; In wail i e .
hoi: i
1 ■ • a solid to \\ i bn ill.'I on
d.'l ill"* ne* lion w llii \\
F. t'-r -'ll p'-mt. Ninth.
*
Mg' (5.1--Hi... Norih tumiiil I'l*-: hi ii-.iin |'. M I.MITj.-dN Traliie Manager,
ou Utc k . It. K. I*. J■ J*. ( (tK I'-H, J. I! KI.NLA, lJeneral Manager.
liioidcut j J.y, U1 VJLNr, Ucuta-dl SupeiiaU’UikM