The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, March 17, 1893, Image 2
AN EASTERN DEAUTY.
Then, on n KndeJen, rame a maid
With tambourine In dam*** for jis—
Allah I!' Hllahl it wuHt he,
The Mluve tftrl from t!u»
That YusMUf iitirehiwed nn e.nt'v.
Louk narrow eye^. a^ tn’u k »u« tilaek!
And tiieinti£.-lfl;<* liie Klara in ■iune;
ol utxiiX drawn huiouthly hark
lYoui ^yidiroWH iike I In* i*ivm ent inoob.
Jdir |tank'd tin iitstnid with hf»wwl head.
Then, ut :i motion of her wrist
A veil of t'o.'-.samei outspread
And wrapt her i a silver mint.
Her limit wasot »;..is«rt*en
Shot throuj,'h wltn many a starry sjM'ek;
Tin* /one that Hasped it nilvcht have Inen
A etdiar tor a«*>anet's mvk.
None of the I went > eharniK slie larked
Detnaiuhsl for |M*i feetue..-s irraee;
('harm it|M»n rhann in tu‘r was parked
Like rose leaves in a rosily vase.
Full in the hmlenis* colored light
She seemed a thing of paradise,
1 knew not if I saw ariglit,
Oi it my vision told me lies.
Those lanterns spread a Hieatiug glare;
Surh stains the\ threw fr -m Oough to vine.
As if the slave tmys here amt there
had spilt a jar ol hriiiiant wine.
And then the fountain*-drowsy fall.
The miming hUh-s Im*hv\ scent.
The lilgJll. t!ie plaee. the hour tliey all
Were full of sumle hlandishmeiit.
-Thoinas Hatley Aldrich in IJarjmr’s.
IT fid n't Tbocght of It io That Light.
A la'ly who Ins reooutly rotnnt‘j.1 fron:,
travoliug in Euro-.x* tells of a wise matt
whom she met. who seows to have Inea
a cousin of the famons wise men of
Gotham who put a fence uronml a hush
to keep in the uighlinxule who was siu^-
ia;; there.
ohe was going northward to visit
North Caj>e mid to see the midnight snn.
On the steamer she made the iicijiiaint-
aueeof an elderly g ntltnuaii who said
that he was traveling simply for pleas
ure and the iuiprovement of hu min I
and who seemed to lie a person of nine i
learning. Uhe was esjx*cially sirnvk with
his knowledge of astronomy, and they
talked on this subject a good deal.
••Yon must have given a great deal of
attention to the study of the stars," she
said to him one day.
"Oh. yes," he answered, "I have been
Interested in the subject for years, and I
have made It one of my euief occupa
tions as well as pleasures it Is really
because of my love for astronomy that 1
decided to take this trip."
"How was that?" she asked.
"It occurred to me." he said, "thet so
far north as we are going the csmstella
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy con
dition of all the vital organs. Jf the
. liver he inactive, you have a bilious
I look, if yyur stomach be discorded
you have adysjteptic look and if your
: kidneys be affected you have a pinch
ed look. Secure good health and you
will have good looks. Kleetric Hit
ters is the great alterative am| Tonic
acts directly on these vital organs.
Cures pimples, blotches, boils and
gives a good complexion. Sold at
Wilcox’s drug store, 50c. per bottle.
II® Knew Cnnerennien.
One of the late Leopold Morse's hob
bies was the rehabilitation of the Amcri-
ean navy, and las plan of proeetsting was
thoroughly characteristic. He insisted
on the government giving out all its
shipbuilding instead of at
tempting ti do any in its own yards.
"Spread de vork ofer de whole coast." he
wonl 1 say in his Bavarian dialect, "mid
you vill haf efery congressman from a
seapoard district voting for your abtiro-
liriations iiecanse hart of 'em vill go to
his own beople. In dat vay yon git a
inllkrovvn nafy in npont free years.”—
Kate Field's Washington.
Clergymen, law vers, public speak
ers, singers, and itctors. all recognize
I be virtues of Ayers Cherry I’ec-
1 torinl. One of our most eminent
public men sttvs: “it is the best rem
edy that can be procured for till affec
tions of the vocal organs, throat,and
! Iitngs.“
I ^
A Lender.
Since its first intioduction. Kleetric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera
tives—containing nothing which pes-
m'tsits use as a beverage or intoxicant,
l is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments of Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys.—tf will cure Sick
headache, indigestion, constipation, and
: drive malaria from the system. Satisfac
tion guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will lie refunded. I’rice only ■'itlc.
pi-rholtle. Sold at Wilh-ox’s drugstore.
(2)
THE DISCOVERY OF
Amkuica by Christopher Columbus was a great event in the world’s
history. Equally great in its line was the discovery of AYER’S Sarsa
parilla, T/io Superior Medicine, for the cure of Scrofula and all forms
of blood diseases. It cures others and will cure you.
“ 1 <'a' 1 positively _ " " About year
assert that Ayer’s
A good pedestrian is
•iusy going fellow.
generally an
It Should Belli Every House.
J. 15. Wilson, i!7l Clay St.,Sharpsburg,
| Pa., aav» he will not be without Li.
! King’s New Diacovery forCoiiaumptloii,
. Coiiglm anti Colds, Uiat it cured his wife
who vvna threatened with Pneumonia
1 afler an urlac.k of "La Urippc,” when
various other remedies and several physi
cians had done ncr no goon- itobert H*r-
hcr, of Cook spoil, Pa., claims in King’s
... „ , .... ; New Discovery has done him more good
tiona must be seen to greater advantiw than anything he ever used for Lung
than they ure further south. The air G Tiouhle. Notidng jike it. Try it. Free
clearer, and the northern stars of nmr;«
can !«■ seen turn’ll better,"
"lint, my dear sir," Kbe said, some
w!wt iWtotilshud. •■) do not see ht>w jam
Trial Bottles at' Wllleox’s f)rug Store
Large bottles,50c, and J1.00. 5
Sarsaparilla U tho
best remedy to bo
had for blood disor
ders. I have put it
AVER’S
SarsapanHa
1847 I was covered
from head to foot
with white scabs.
T Ii s doctors who
attended me pro-
For all dci'HiigcuicnU of the threat |
wpeetto study the ntarn to wlvnutage and lungs,AVer’s (.'herrv I’cctoriul i?:
by daylight, utul what we are going to ,|... ^,,,,1;., .
etfl'sthe Ran at the time when tt iloct. , l l , ul ' K H uni i
cu}’i Ku'ii Id Hie mlviinccd a luges
of Coiisumptioii, this homlerful jbep. |
twt wit «t itli,".
All espfesskm lif Hstmiisliitiem Hilt! tils
htilj 1 catut* over 111" face of the wisest,m .,
•‘i don't set* how I can have lieen * ^ ntion 11ffo.il* glc.tt Il'lK'f, clucks
istttjiidi" he exckitumd, "bid really 1 CO tghiug, ui.d inducts sleep.
ttuvit thought iff that nntil this tun f —. _
utwiti*-Youth's Cotupanicu.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla*
A <ii>ml 1‘Ihis for Diirlt.,
"Tiu 1 client of a fried nt mine who
Ciltm* from the laud of tit. Patrick
erected lu the TwHaty-fonr.li •war.i of
New Yofit city a structure wl li pilas-
tors- of UUi for the facade a.i.l vriih
riwty tin for the roof, with a eellor Isi'.ow
for fovvl-n'lilcitens in tats nwe," seys
(kr.eral Horice Porter. "Mr, Mnlflot'tn
Went to the eommtsRloner of public
Woi’lts With this (katHUient Me name is
Muldotih, of t!i? TwiT.ty-fonrtli warn
1 control forty Vot«s I koop chickens
in the vulirtf. Htul flmre Is water in it •
watit It cleured out. or I shall throw me
forty totes Hgaltinf your par-r-iy. M
tloon Vim tyeisti) to g<> tn the ijtv
-jWtotJttt, iJe wnat tbijre. and lies
rTj'fruitiii* 1 Lt • i conirol fo.
IrWAitt^Wilter jmwips,! ii-
I'Hi'URf Hieffl 1 forty Votes tnrjiuav
'The fftv coiiiihlsuiiiiurs said jh v v v
, to |f|«t<ieto' |i^!ri)i out tile w.tter Imi :
ffeodjit.', beffer sei 1 ttie i:i,;y. r
“TWaMiiyifl’, Wen was :• • :r iv ,
cei*cd hitii vttUi fitat 01. a 1 .m w .1. .
alwaj-s wore xvllen lie dj P|„, n,
gi<’e any attention to a cnuipl 1...
Mitlilimn mpAiteii his story styLi;.
yon don’t got the water oat, i’ll i.ive ,
fotiy votes ton haythtn Uhinou. T.
mayor sdtd Mul.hsni to the ikum .
tildurtuen. Where Mnldoou's friend. M
Ghtfflu. n t'mtntryuiaii of Uis mi l H met;
her of the Itom'd, engraved on tlii 1 i,i..,
of Mnlduon's tiiemory the Inti lleetr,.
hmwrlt, •! Was list tlnuhin the p it"
would stand li tnm li lunger if yon cor'
bcindtuicd to keep ducks.' ''-New York
World
tinium Treasure at llrttoh linyxlty.
Ulntj John wns Imth a stolter for and
Mtkr of U'oust'.ru; We find lilm digging
for triwui'e in Norilmtulieriaod ubont
the si bis of tiie stations on the Ronmn
wall, and Itti whs rejmted to have stores
treasure In his favorite strongholds,
itiiewdier;- imrtiMl lu the sandy twvnaries
Of Lltitmhmbire ere the golden crown
Uhd Jewels of King dolm. with the chests
of treasure that were carried m his
traift. Dut we etsviiluto, t<si 11 boot
Other hoards, chiefly buried tietieatli C’e
fonnililtlmis of his eustlc walls, tlie
seen t of which was lost In flic sodden
death of the greedy Sing
Again there ts h royal treasnre pcrlinps
Ut t!;is tifmnenf lying hid lu some rocky
chasms of t> monutalns of Wales—
tiolhliig less than the treasme of King
EilWard II. which he carried with him
in Ms flight from his Irlmnphunt lineeti
hud lier itnramonr, and which they vain
Iv, If Would Sown, tiller hi* eapitirc cn
ooiivored to recover, - Ail ihe Year
Itoiiud
Doe f'»s ef XlHlhemstlrSi
III ah offliand skiti'ii of Professor
ChrvstHl. bile of his old pupils ti lls how
this Miitbctantlcian made hissetetiee ai l
him fit the uiaimgeuient of liki class The
(itirfug spirils--sa,v tlmse who were going
Into their father's oldce, and so did not
look upon Chrystnl us a tliH.r locked to
their ndvaneemeat- -sought to bring son
thine Into the room, I’lirysM' asm hod
the blind down on I hat
To relieve the monotony a . indent hi
the cad of bench ten drop;led inarlilo.
whlth toppled Slowly downward toward
tbs professor. At every step it too!;
then' was a smothere: I guffaw, lint Cl!t vs
tui. who wits Working at the Ismrd. did
uof tnm his h«ad. W'uhu the iiiarlde
reached the tlisir he said, s'.il! with Ms
back to the class:
"Vr ill the student ut the end of bench
ten. whodromssl that marlile, stand lip?'
All eyes iliwtnL He bad nmntid the
falls of the ttmrhlv from step hi rtep,-
Cbleitgo Post.
A S|teausr» HihIiL
A gihitletnaii WMIh timKitig a sjasa h
ItlKilvertentiv steppniit forward leti on
thd jdHtfonn ill foK|siiiHc to tNe |kiu»
fit langtiter tna* gmeed ms ttnlis kv t«ii
jie 1 tainted that any sistikef mel a rigni
to ciifije down to the level di tus «ut||
Electric Bitters,
Tills retueoy is oocoiuiug so we).
Jet ivvn uuu so popular 1,9 to uemi in
special mention. Ail woo imve usei.
I Liucuic iiiiais biug the suuie »ou^ o;
; praise.—a purer uiudicim. does not c.vis,
and it ie guaranteed to do ml tlml i,
; elaiuied. Eiucinc Jiitera will cure to.
(Useitses ol ihu lover and Ividneys, wii.
reuiove t iiupier, iiuils, bull itueum and
otuer aheeiiohs caused by iutpure ulooti.
—will drive Malaria from the system unii
prcveoi a. wen its cure all Malarial lever*.
—* 01 cure of itetiulichv, Cwuetiputiui;
tin.I Indigestion try Electric Rulers—
Eitine saiislactiou gttnruuteedi or mouev
rjuibuedi—Price 50 cts. ttua yl.Ch pei
hottle at wiilcox’s Drugstore, .)
•Vany tt limn siio "aiurtii uff lull”'
ispniis cvcrythiujr liy cmnenig back, j
Ail I.I<M|U<>nt Appeal.
Under the arches of tlie Rne <|e Rivoli
a blind man is'iirs on Ms lit--,1st a picture
representing indistinctly an •■.irthipiake
or an explosion of firedamp. A gentle
man stopped and kindly questioned tho
poor lieggnr.
"Tell mo. my good man. in what coun
try that catastrophe occurred of which
yon have been tho victim.”
“I can't tel). I bought tlie jiainting at
an auction ga 1 "."—Lj-on Repnblicain.
Litmiiori of tli<* OyHlor.
One to two million oysters are pro
duced from a single parent, and their
scarcity is ic eonnted for by the fact that
man is not the only oyster eating animal
The starfish loves the oyster and preys
upon it unceasingly. A variety of whelk
is also very fond of young oysters, to get
at which it bores right through Uv> shell
and sucks the fish up through the hole
thus made.—Buffalo Express.
Ueiil Sacrifice.
"That was a sacrifice!"
"What'/"
"Barton wouldn't go liatliing at Scar
borough Iiecanse he didn't want people
to know lie had a cork leg. but when a
girl who snubbed him was thought to l.c
drowning Barton took the log off and
airew it out to her. It aaved her life.’’
-Exchange.
A Cimlteinun.
Mrs. Upton—I saw Mr. Newton bow
ing with tlie most courtly grace to a
very commonplace woman, lie's a gen
tleman of the old reboot, isn't he? .
Mr. Upton—No, 11 gentleman of the
tlcw school.
"New school?"
"Yes. Ho lives lit tho suburbs, and
that was his cook."- New York Weekly.
Advocating greater siiiipliettv o) of.
Ruiolig the wealthier classes ,*l wk ihv
Ohm Lefroy remtirkwl recently tiui'
41)27,ikhi a your is spent lu llugiaia) utsiti
I ei'ftinted spirits Irma aoruad
A fhttiinvas tiiailH at Tbiv N V m
1W:!) fc.r Hie Umteil Mlales giiveromi'1,1
tvhieli was a little over six iniie* u
length, it was matie nr iron ours •/,
IbeliHH lit (llameter
Hwitrerlaml has ini ieiejiitnne ei
fluiUges, I2.M)5 Stations H.22.‘i miles nt
line and limits twit stlltserilHg to woo
cotiversutimis tu the course of ttie yent
—r- ■ . .
During the feign of William Rnfu*
•hoes were made two feet lung and stulled
’with tow till tbuycnriwl like s ram s
horn
We may render tlie wonts 01 one bin
gunge literally Into those of another and
yet lose the Very spirit of the Whole, but
there arc cane* of what may be called
"•ywpathetic translation,"
■nwimwma—r—a—aia—m—wfc vx mu jnu-
to the severest test, after otlier proprie-j nouncod it scrofula, but were iinalde to
tary medicines and physicians had;do anythin,; to help me. I grew worse,
failed, and it did its work well. My; The skin cracked at tho joints, so that
daughter had suffered, since infancy, j I could hardly walk. At lust someone
from scrofulous solos and eruptions. | recommended me to take Ayer’s Sarsa-
Aycr's Sarsaparilla - ■i.i. i ...... parilla. I did so,
effected a complete
euro. We cannot
adequately expre
For the Cure of
and at the end of
three months I was
c 1 e a 11 a.-, any
our gratitude for what this wonderful I man. I shall always feel grateful to the
medicine has done for our child.”—Geo.! discoverer of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
M. Pendleton, El Dorado, Ark. ! E. S. Davis, Laurel, Del.
“ When I came out of tile army, I was ; “ My daughter has been afflicted for
troubled with scrofula. Two bottles of several years with scrofula. Having
Ayer's Sarsaparilla . a-v- , been rceommended
cured mo, so tlmt I J ,1a I Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
have had no return j V STi W H '«/ d* I wo tried it, and tho
of tho disease. * " 1 '«■ * result is a complete
T. J. Hopkins, Nortonvillo, Runs. icurc.”-V. Mattingly, St. Mary’s, Ky.
AYE^ y S Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Ur. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Moss. Sold by oil Droyyists.
Has cured others, will cure you
ST.VMO.Vi It V.
BOOKS,
TOYS
BANANAS,
APPLEfci,
Oli ANC»ES.
'ANDIES.
CANDIES.
TO THE
BOOK AND TOY COMPANY.
E. C. ROTHOLZ.
DcNming Praise.
We desire re oa.v re oui' c.l.reUS, tliHi
ioi yea.s we have been selliug Dv Iving':
New Discovery for C'onsuinptiou, Di
i aing's New l>ue IhlU, flucklen'e Anuci
•vaivc ami Llectiic Hitters, i-.nd hiivi
uaver handled remedies that »c;l us well,
or lUU uave gtreii such universal satis-
.aciioii. \\ e no not uecltatu to giisiiiutu
ihum every iiitie, aad wesiHtitt ready tt
.efuad n.e jiaicat-.e price, if sHtistilctoij
results uo not follow their use, Then
iwiiieuies have w’oii their great popularity
t > J rely on Heir morns. For sale at V\ ii-
cnx’s drug store. 1
—
Cit’.idren Cry for l i loner's Castorla.
Tbti'e uic suuie men io vvhout u loss
of Uu'irrt'putatiuu would ukuu guon
illtiKi
M.tiipy IlfMwlt'i%
Will, Tl'diihou*. Posiliiav-ter of 1,lav let-,
ta,t„ vviites; "Eiectric Bitters bus ihmt
more for me than oil other mediettus
ojiuhiued tor thet inul teeling srisitq
rout kidney ami Liver trouble." Join;
I wtiohe, larmer and stockman, of satin
I piave, sttys; "Find ElooUic inllets to hi
| .he non’kidney Had Jnvtt uiudicim.
; unde me ieel like h new man*’’ J. M.
y.•tuner, na.uvvaru merciiuut, same tow a,
kieetrrc iiiuers is just the Uinie
tnl a malt wuo is an run down and dm:’,
mi re whether ire itves or dies; he ftitim,
ten SllOh^tU, good Uppitlitu Hhd felljjUHI
nue he iiau a now looe on lift. Only Obi
t omile, B 1 . vYirerx’s dni? store.
Vv’lieti you are In the c t l'a;J li
jali at the Knterpristi rid Cl UMbth nhu,
it is the only hr»t ois»s ».,up in the miy
Fashionable hair tiutS) cist classs..;ivt,
.tad the
(jliTRt Arubiuji
ife SliiUHiKm.
Four jiUlite barbers a! a ays on huml !•
wait on yntli
JllSON A I' v'!! "!..
Fropfietorp,
9-5-am.
mm ii m
Persian Mull* in very neat design.
Bl-'k Sheer dtripu and Fluid Luwtit.
Elysoo stripes, black ground and ItaniUomu figures
Linen cliaiiibiays.
Immense line of Parasols with pretty handles.
Lailios’ summer uudervests. 10 cent* and upward.
Silks mitts in ail length*.
CORSETS !
bisulie MTsuri,
OOfVMIOHTS. •to.
As IjuSu bail salui'ies are cut (lowi
die jiiicer Itcc.ilUrii more' anil tmire 0;
i ifi'OtV'K)!'.
CsiurautcedCuns
">'e ituthori,.e our advertiseti druggist ti
-ell Dr. King's New D ,seovery lot Cot.
'Umptiou, Coughs and Cuitlr, upon tu.
omalioh. ii you arerthiicted with t
Jougu, Coldoi uity huug, i'iiroat o;
.hot trouble, amt will use this reluct.,
is directed, giving ii a fair trial, uuu e.v
.te.ieiice no beneut. you may return tin
toulu tiitd have your money rclundeu.
.Ve eonld not make litis oiler diu we not
.tnovv that Dr. king’s New Discover
aould be relied on. it never dUappoitui
Trial butiles free at wilieoa’sDrugstore.
Large el/.e 50c, and $l,..o.
— — --
Uiu.-klon’M Ai'iilcti Sulvp.
■'!'!,(• nest saivein t!it world for cult
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevet
sore-, teller, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay requited. Il
isguuram eusdiogivepeueci sulistaution,
>r mouey reluudud. Priced cents pit
itolile. For sale at Wilcox’s drug stoi c.
ttu.1, may was sic- ga*e her Castorla.
When she *0* t Child, UM cried 'or Castor!*.
When she heotms Mis*, she olu..* to Custer!*.
Whea Dm bod ChlUren, she g»»e them CMCorii
^iUHicah
anm.fcjfodld tie «!Ji-uit Ifc. Wsssfy. kS.OI) a
Msri $l.flO six ntofitbs. i-sdresfYiCWf ft Co.,
WhLiritiKS, 3(U froadwov. N*», • v.
W. L DOUGLAS
83 SHOE estrf&W.
And other epseiutiss (or
Geatlenteo, UaUiss, Do*. muI
KUmi are die
Best In the World.
fcee ilrMrlJiUre »<1eenlso-
Inrat which will Sppuu In
tills paptPi
Teita rio Bubstltute,
but laslst nn htrlsg W. L.
DMfDliAS' UnoES.wttli
biiiile scd r'lcs stamped oi>
, (y'.'Tnm. Enid Ujr
\, J, liroodi. ■Darlin^o i. S.jf.
Wo have six grades of tho II. vis 8. corsets; host value for tho many,
Tlie largest ussortmont of cream and black ,ac«s tn all widths.
Wo have open up some very de.-.irabio Point De Jeites, Point De Gui pure and
Point Do Irlamle in white and ecru. Our
MILLINERY
Is still conducted by Miss M.uloin Junks, who has proven to the ladies that
S3T she can and tries to please. J£J
Your call is retjuasteii.
E. C- ROTHOLZ,
MAIL ORDERS promptly attended to,
Restaurant.
TOBACCO SEED FREE.
—A NO—
All About Growing Tobacco,
II ten treat to fry this Meniy Marino Crop,
rrlt# to--
60UTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL,
. Wliwlon, «. C,
CONSUMPTION
In lt«
early SiogoS
ehn be cured
by ihe prompt
ii»o of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
It soothes
the Inflamed tissues,
aide expectoration,
and haetene
recovery. *
Of* «l. O. Ayef & Oo.
UVfejl,
mu i. SMITH,
Heal Estate Agent,
FLORENCE St
DARI.IXGTOX, 8. C.
Special attention paid to the buy 1
injf and selling of real I’^nte, collec
tion of rents, itr.
Tlie srri.ifcat utteiifion will l.e paid ; \;lie StOl'C of Ml*. J. M.
hi qll Iiiihiiii-ss eiifrnsti'il me. - T 1
... . I James, and am pre-
PETER BOWLES pared to furnish them
nous first class witli everything in
•the
i
I take pleasure in
nnnonneing to my
friends and the pub*
lie that I have open
ed a Restaurant over
ii
Paper Hanging.
Stains Work a Specialty.
■fe solicits tlio ]i!iifnmig('of
liiii'lingtim.
mm in
! While^ making
Oysters A Specialty
Other delicacies
Piiolograpiis bc nt ‘8-
Si. W. SUTTON
N
In prepared lo make
Of your Imiilri Don't delnyi you may
[ live to regret tv
Studio in JlcwiU Uleck,
Mui'tiu Hanley,
/*W"—
for Infants and Children.
‘ CftMo/lsisso well adapted to children that
(reconirji-vn J itaa "Tfpcrior to any prescription
mown to no M II. A. Aiicnvn, TI. D.,
- U «o. Oxford Ct., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Caatnrlacnm; Colic, Constipation,
Sour biomach, Diarrhnpa Lructation,
KUis Wonuj, gives sleep, and promoter* di-
gesticn,
Without fiij’irious medication.
Tub Ckntauh Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y.
GIBSON & WOODS
Take pleasure in announcing that they
are now prepared to issue
Fire and Life Insurance
Policies, and can place all business ent rust
ed to them in some of the best companies
in the United States. In
FIRE INSURANCE
tliey have such companies as THE HOME
of New York, and tlie IIAHITOHI), ol
Hartford, Conn., two of the largest and
best managed companies in the country.
in LIFE INSIIlim
they invite examination into the plans ot
the A, V. MUTUAL, offering, as they do,
very favorable terms to to those who wish
to insure.
Tliey also conduct a general Brokerage
and commission business.
Muv IN iv
THE DARLINGTON '
SHOE STORE
Invite* hu inspection of their large ami well seltcted itoek for tb« fall aud winter
trade which is complete in every patiiculari
8 H O E S
in Style,
ReliaDleftin Quality,
Beasonaole In Pric
UOIES' SHOES.
Our stock In thh Hue cannot he »urpasscd.
We have them lu both Dutton and Lace, ail width., at fiom 7,1 cents to the Cuii«
bruted hand sewed goods of E. G. Bjrts ik Go’s MTgi
(JMLDRliN’S SHOES.
v\ u liavc taken special care to make this line attractive ami complete and can <i
them from 05 cents upward,
MEN’S SHOES,
l'o call special attention to any one shoo in this line would be an injustice to (he
others, nearly all of which are worthy of mention.
Hubber goods for Ladies, Misses, Boys and Men, all prLes.
Also a complete line Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises Satchels,
Shoe findings, Polish, Blacking and Brushes, Cork soles,
Ladies Woolen soles, &o.
Newest Styles in Huts.
WOODS & MILLING,
Proprietors Darlington Shoe 8(orp;
KTo-W I
* I
Livery Stables.;
I take pleasure in announcing to tny
friends that I have just Opened a largi
Livery, &i!c anil Feed Stables,
v' '
on Main street and will bo pleased to
have and examine my stock of
Heim nml Mules,
The best Care taken of stock put Ii
my charge.
P, 8, McCullough,
FIRE! FIRE!
I represent Twelve of the
most reliable Fire Insurance
Companies In the world—
among tlicm, the Liverpool
and London ami Globe, of
England, the iaruest tire
company in the World! and
the /{Una, of Hartford, the
largest of all American lire
fioitipHuies
Prompt attention to business dnd sails
faction guaranteed.
E, E. XOIUJEVT,
DAHMNOToX, 8. (1.
• h EUi!k'i' hcDVncil EdWfifltlj J<oriil l
cv>/ do/ it tiMtiva’