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LANCASTER AND CHESTER j
RAILWAY
BKTWBEN CUKsTKH AN*) LANCASTER
Schedule in effect Daily except Kumla.i
on ami after Sept 11, 1898.
WESTBOUND I EAST BOUND.
No's. 14 am) 16 \ No's. i7 anil 15*
A M. P M. A Af P M
9 56 6M Ar Chfiler Lv 11 00 7 00
M (17 6 07 Rlcliburg 11 38 7 46
8 56 4 56 Baaoombville 11 5*2 7 56
P M
8 S3 4 S3 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 16
8 00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 50 8 66
Connects at Cheater with Southern
Rot<way, Seaooard Air Line and Carolina
aud North-Western ltuilway.
Connects at nucaster wiih the Ohio
Hirer A Charleston.
Leroy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, S. C.
J M Heath, G. P. A.,
W H Hardin. V P and Aud., Chester
extracted his tooth without
on. Neither pain nor after
iting. My methods suggest
n stead.
jwIiow" and ne facilities for
lentistry at the least cost,
to Gold Crown and Bridge
nations and estimates.
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To the Taxpayers of I^ncaster oour.- '
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The Treasurei'a otlloe will be open !
for the collection of taxes for fiscal i
year 1898, from the 15th day of Oeto j
her to the 3lat uay of December, lsfiH. '
The levy ia an follows, vis:
Slate, f> mllla
| County, 5 " 1 ,
C A O. R R.: * 3 "
School, 3 "
LOCA I- LEVY.
0. R. A C. R. R., (tilIs Greek 41 mills. 1
O R A C R R . Pleasant Hill 3 "
O R A C R R.t Cane (.'reek, 7 "
1.ati"Mster Graded Hchool, 4 "
Kershtiw " " 4
Oakhurst " " 4 "
J ones X Roads" " 2 " j
TOT A I. LEVY BY DISTKICTS.
Indian Land, . 18 " I
Waxhaw, 18
Cane Cr ek No. 3. 28 "
Oan< Creek Graded, 27 "
Cane ''reek Jouee X Roads, 28 mllla.
Gil's Cteek Graded, 24) "
Gills Creek Jonee X Roads, 22) "
Buford, 16 "
Flat Creek No 6, 16 "
Flat Cteek No 9. (K? rshair), 20 "
Pleasant Hill, No9, Kershaw, 18 '*
Pleasant Hill, No 7, 19 "
Pleasant Hill, No. It, (Oakhural),
23 mills.
Pleasant Hill, Jones X Roads 21 ,,
Cedsr Crs k, 16 "
Cedar < reek, Jot.ea X Roads,18 "
Res ectfully submitted,
J E- BLACKMON,
Co Trea*.
Mffluimwioeci"
SCHEDULE IN FKOM OCT. 2d, 1898
? First t'lasj, Dally. ?
West h in n m East
Leaves 7 10 Charleston 8 00 arrives
" 6 20 Augusta 10 45 11
11 9 'J>l t'oiumhla 5 20 ' <
" 10 10 Kingsviile 4 28 '
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION
? Daily. Except Sunday ?
7o 77 7k 74
a in. ? in I eave Arrive p in. p in
H 120 11 40 ? Minded 3 IH) I 3
10l0 12 4o Kerahaw 2 15 3 10
10 30 12 55 Heath rtpriitpjn . 45 2 15
1040 1(H) I'leaiatil Hill * 40 2 00
11 ?0 1 20 t.ancnHler 1 20 I 20
12 16 1 2> Riverside 1 i?5 12 15
150 1 50 <'at aw ha J u in*'n 12 50 li 2o
3 10 2 15 Rock Hill 12 26 1)50
4 4o 2 4V Y??rkvllle 11 62 7 50
0 20 3 io lt.aek-hnr^ 10 45 0 OO
No 81 N" 82
7 40 Blackebur^ 7 25
0(H) 4 25 - lielbv 10 15 0 3d
11(H) 5 34 Uutiie f 'niton 0 (HI 3 3D
12 3-1 6 30 Marion H 10 2 OO
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UaFFNBY BR \ N("H
? I) .ily, Jbixuept Sunday ?
86 83 84 80
p in. a in Heave Ar ive a in | ni
4 10 6 30 Blai'ktthiirg 7 30 6 3o .
4 35 6 CO ihiefnk e Kal s 7 05 (i <>5 ^
5 00 6 20 Oair.iey 6 40 6 4o <
i'rnin No 77, going VVe?t niakua da>
light connectioii at I.anctmler with lie
L A <J Raiir->ad, at Rock Hill with the
Southern Railroad, going north, at
Hlackaburg w?: h t"? Southern.
Train No 78 going cart makea con*
nection at Marion. N C with the |
.Southern Railroad, at Blaekaburg
w iin S. utliero and al Haneaaier wrtb
,
the I. AC Kail road
Train No HI. going cast makea con>. j
nection at nbeiby, N C with tlie H A
L KuilroiMl, feeing t an I. < '
A I! Local freight traina will carry '
paaaengerH if provided wlih ticket*.
L A Kuiemon, h K Lmnpklo,
Traffic Manager. Div. Paw. Agt. ' <
IMPORTANT NOTK K ! I
Having aold oat our mercantl ,
bindiirH* to the Farmer*' Hanking an
Meroa'itlle Oo All parties that ow
ua inuat ooine forward and settle up a
aa ere poel'lvely dent carry over any
aooounta This not'ce applies to ail who
owe us. ' j
T. If. Pitspatrick A Bao. I
1 Month.
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ChiSdren?
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NATURE OF
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Valuable to Women.
Kspocinlly valuable to women is Browns'
roii Itinera. Itncknchc vanishes, headache |
'i??njn>eaps. '-tronpth takes the place of |(
ami the (flow of health readily
>:ii l redid ? hock when this won*
lerfnl I ii jr.k'-n. For sickly children I'
iro.-> "a it has no c<|iinl. No home j
'hoc i',iin famous reninly. |
H dealers.
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
Hie Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
From Extreme Nervousness.
T l I AT no ()n? remedy can coutal n the
elements necessary to cure a!l diseases,
Is a fact well known to everyone, i
Dr. Miles' Syctrm of Restorative Remedies
consists of seven distinctively different
preparations, each for Its own purpose.
Mrs. L. C. Bramley, 37 Ilenry St., St. C&th- |
irines, Ontario, writes: "For years I suf- |
fered from extreme nervousness and annoy- |
lng constipation, developing into palpitation
and weakness of the heart. I was unable to j
sleep, suffered much from headache, pain In j
my left side, palpitation and a constant '
feeling of weakness and prostration. I began |
using I>r. Miles' Nervine, Heart Cure and ,
Nerve and Liver 1*11 Is and the Anti-Rain
Pills to relieve sudden paroxysms of pain
and headache. I soon felt much improved
and tlie pains and aches and weariness left
me. I then took Dr. Miles' Restorative
Tonic and am now restoreu to my former
Dr. Miles' Remedies
arc sold by ail drug-H^
gists under a positive Be IvlilOS ^
guarantee, first bottle BRemedies]
benefit s or nc.ney re- F * Restore ^
funded. Rook on dts-^^.
eases of the heart an<l^M^Fi?a'^'1^^^H
free. Address,
Dlt. M11,Kb MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lud.
S3 SHOE In thof?crld.
Kor II T"in*? tlilit ahoe. Iiv r nl
alone. Ii.i* diMnncei all con 1 el i*
IT. I. I >imi ;l i p v iiiii an! f (l.o? ar<
up |>r<xlil<'t| iua of okllM wopVimi ill
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IM.'ii iiM'l #."0 aboe* fop nmi, I 'ii m-4
il.il for Ipivh
W I, IVni 'tni nh'u-i an- |i r>ivl
by over I K'MKI wearer* .in tb< I-eat
In *tvl?. tl' ml durability of any
ahnn aver o Term! at the prloee.
They nr? mu te In all the lateat
<hat?o? ami *t?le?, and of every varl
?t? .f levher
If ilenlei cannot attpiily von. write for rata
ti* to W I. Iioiiii ln?. Ilroi'kloD. Mean Hold by
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CHii.0,(':?/ * "AT. RRH
ififtSP' HEME DV
y<Ti Oatnrrii? 'iM? i^toikiv i* .u.ir*
BtocTd/ou, PrtoaMMs. ltuuctat it*w
G IIILS AS YOUNG MEN'S
ENEMIES.
low Tlicy Puncture Holes In a
Young Man's liusiuess Prospects.
' Girls are hy far loo apt, to
houghtlcasly punch holes in the
>usiiicsa prospects of the younj*
ih'ii of their uetpiaintancc,"
vritoa Ivlwanl Pok in The Ladies'
Home Journal. ''They work thi*
nischiof in various ways. They
onscter it. 'great fun to stop to
v telephone, for example, and
kfin** up' some young man while
lie is at 11ih office, only to annd
liiin some unnecessary message or
indulge in some flippant talk.
They are forgetful of the fact
that what may he rare sport at
their end of the line may cause
serious embarransme nt or worse
to the young man at the other
end. Kven if the young man enjoys
it, his employer does not.
Sending unnecessary or even
fancied necessary notes to young
.nun at their ollices during business
hours is another favorite
'pastime' of girls. Sometimes
the 'fun1 is carried further bv
meeting a young man at his luncheon
hour, or by even calling at
his office. Again, even a more
dangerous element is introduced
by girls urging young mec to
leave their offices before closiag
hours to escort them to some
place of amusement, some game,
or to a traia.
"The danger in these acts is
not in themselves, but in the injurious
distractions which they
mean. Business hours, though
doubtless they seem inexplicably
long to gii ls, are, in reality, al>
too short for the ace nnplishment
of things necessary to a young
man's success. Hence every
moment when he is at business
should be precioua to him, aid it
is mightily precious to the right
sort of a young man. Ilia mind
should be focuse l on the problems
before him, which mean either
his success or his failure. "
The Sanders hill fur the rei.au!
of the metropolitan law hat pas
sr.I lha House of Representatives
and will probably pasa the {Senate
and than tha obnoxious measure
of John (Jury Evans' adininistration
will ba but a memory.
A huoteria, engine is a novel
Russian idea. It is made to run
by the ?jjases of fermentations,
nd its operation varies with the
different ^itsea and species of bacteria
jjri inir rise to them.
I //*.? A ruica Sa'vr
Tm: r Sai.vk in tiie w.irlil for
"ills, Itiii.M-H iSor.'ii, Uli*ein. *-?ll
itiniim Kevc "Sore > ler. imp
pe l i i<i l-, Iii'b Hiiin. orns, ami Mi
suin rupi i ill* ni pOMiiivelv eiireg
'iie?. r no i s. rupiire i It is yuarooee-i
to ? iv parr et satisfaction or
iuiiiii'i -fti iiei| I'l'irs 2n eei is per
t< x fur ?i? t>v ' rswior i Jto>?
.ATITinW
ttfil prlr* urn ilnmpril ?,n tha
.uttoin. If llin ilfrtlnr < ainiot toil
< ml direct to factory, ?ucl<iiln( nfvorllltp
vTf. L. UOUCLAS
$3 SHOE GEN/LEMI N.
Fin* Calf, nwri Uc?d drain and Cr*g4
oor Waterproof.
Rrit In the wortd. F.aamlne hlj \
U.OO ORNIJINE HANI* HF.WKI) MHO*
ia.OO tad 1.75 BOTH* N^HOOL NHOQh
All mala la Conpwi Bottvn and La*.
>3 & $2 SHOES uffih.
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