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SCHEDULE NO. 2.
fleet 1201 a tu, Sunday, June 18th e
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unden, H. C., and Shelby, N. C. v?|
? Dally. Except Sunday ? ^3
it 33. 1st class pass-tiger Earn 32. '
i. leave Arrive a.m.
) Camit?n 11 45
5 DeKalb 11 12 __.
7 Westvllle 1100
) Kershaw 10 45 j JL*
5 Heatb Springs 10 30 ?
0 Pleasant Hill 10 2-5
J Lancaster 10 05 I V*.
5 Riverside 9 60
5 Springdell 9 40 j {J**
1 Catawba Junction 9 30 . 71
3 Rock Hill 9 10
2 Ti.xah 8 32 2 V
5 Yorkville 8 20 ; ^
i Blacksburg 7 10 ! #hor(
3 Earls b 50
3 Patterson Springs 6 40 ;
i Hhelby *
A M Abot
11TWBIH 2i7
ickshnrg, 8. C , anu Marion. N. C. Dr.
? Daily, Except Sunday ? 1
it 11. 2d class, mixed. East 12 ,tau
|VU
i. Leave Arrive p m . ^
l> Blacksburg 9 10 ,
lf Karis H 50 ! ^
[) Patterson Hp rings 8 38 i MrT
II Shelby 8 30 | j>r
5 Henrietta 7 00 ;
I) Forest City 6 35 I ?
5 Rutherfordton 8 05 0% I
5 Thermal ' City 6 30 I
5 GI mi wood 5 06 %0 \
0 Morion 4 46 ??
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GAFFNEY DIVISION.
? Dally, Except Hunday ?
'est. 1st class, passenger. East.
13 14 18
. a m. Leave Ar lve am. pm nnn
I) 6110 Blacksburg 7 00 6 30 HOD
0 6 30 Cherokee Falls 6 40 6 10
0 6 40 Gairney 6 20 6 50
4 AM AM T* M
rains Nos. 32 and 33 connect at
rksburg connect with trains on the
I'ney Division. Train 82 leaving
Iby at 6 30a m connects at Blacks,
it with No. 36 or. the .Southern Ry
ig Nor h, with 20 minutes margin
transferring, e c. Passengers leavany
points on this line between 01;
Iby and Blacksburg can go to
irlotte, N. G\. spend 3 hours and 25
lutes, and return the same day. It flL I
nects also with the Houlhern going
th, and oonnects at Yorkvllle with pr
Northbound train on theC AN W * u
t with 30 minutes margin for trans
log; and oonnects at Rook Hill Fa
h No 33 on the Southern Ry going
th. The best connection this train
lee at Cktawba Junction with the 6X
L going North gives 11 hours ley I
r: going Heuth, 12 hours and 43 Rgy
lutes, nearly all the 'ay over is In
light. Counectsat Lancaster with
ns on L A CKR for G heeler with \ac
y over of 3 imurs and connects at
udeii with the Charleston Division
tie Houlhern for all points Houth.
tain No. 33 connects at Lancaster gm
ti the L A fJ for Chester ; with 'he v3.
i. L. at CVawba Junction, both
th and Houth. with a lay over of
ut 6 hours; with No. 34 on the
thrrii at Rock Hid going North,
ng 5 hours day-light lay over;
n No 12 at Blocksburg on the
thern Ry going North. Also with
Vestibule on the Houtheru going
th.
rain No. 11 leaving Blacksnurg at
a ra will get paasengers from the Oi
th from train 36 on the Southern
ill points between Blacksburg aad
ion, N V., and will connect at Mawith
tbe Houlhern Ry, both East
West. Train No 12 leaving Ma"
at 4 45 makes good connection at
;ksburg with the Southern Ry in *
i directions. \ *
imuel Hunt, A.Tripp, 140*
President. Supt.
I. R. Lumpkin, Gen. Pass. Agt.
NCASTER AND CHESTER ?
RAILWAY. y
WHEN CHESTER AMD LANCASTER. f |
?dule in effect Daily exoept Sunday
on and after Sept 11, 1896.
wed
ESTBOUND I EA8TBOUND. J?4*1
i. 14 and 16. | No's. 17 and 16- Uwnf
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5 55 Ar Chester Ly 11 (10 7 00 ^
5 07 Rlohburg 11 38 7 45 M
4 55 Basoombvllle 11 62 7 55
pm I m.
4 38 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 1ft ^
4 00 Ly Lancaster Ar 12 50 8 56 ^
nnects at Cheater with Southern
way, Beaooard Air Line and Car- ri%l
t and North-Weetern Railway.
nnecte at f .anoaater with the Ohio tifnY
r A t;harleeton.
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doing all branches of scientific denti
t^T Special attention given to
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raculous Benefit
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LT r RAWOrK. L A TOca. N. Y.. a v
veteran of the 3rd N. Y. Artillery end
for thirty years of the Babcock A , 1
tel Carriage Co., of Auburn, says: **I
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recelred from Dr. Mlloe' Heart r
I suffered for yean, as result of army
from ectatlcn which affected my heart 1
e worst form, my llfhbe swelled from j
.nkles up. 1 bloated until 1 was unable
?ttoD my clothing; had sharp pains J
t the heart, smothering spells and
.neae of breath. For three months I
.inable to lie down, and all the sleep I <
ras in an arm chair. 1 was treated by
est doctors but gradually grew worse. *
it a year ago 1 commenced taking Dr.
r New Ileart Oars and it saved my life
a miracle."
Biles' Remedies
under a poeitive BQ.
an tee, fret bottle OMCTuI
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GOOD ROADS AGAIN.
"he State, 12th inst.
"If good oountry roads", say*
ho Aiken Journal and Reiew,
"can he built of clay and
and for $80 a mile, as The Stati
ays, the sooner the county com.
nissioners got a road roller and
;o to work the l>etter for the
oads of Aiken county. Roads t<
rear well and last must ho con
tructed on scientific principles.
The county has the chain gang t<
lo the work, and it would he much
heaper in the eud if the roiult
vere reconstructed properly nn<
wbuilt for use."
For the further information ot
?ur Aiken contemporaries we state
hat wc have just received a ve?y
nteresting publication issued this
'ear by the department of agri
ulture at Washington, entitlei
'Good Roads for Farmer*," ir
vhich appear certain paragraph!
ustaining what we have said ol
he quality of roads made of ela^
ind sand. We quote :
W?V sous, 88 a rule, absorb wa
?r quite freely and ?0ften wher
saturated, but water does not re
>''y pass through them ; henci
jhey are not easily subdrained.on
used alone clay is the leas
lean-able of all rou.l material.
>ut road, constructed over cla,
oils may be treated with aaed 01
mall gravel, from which a con.
?rst.vely hard and compact mas,
a formed which in nearly imper
to "a'er- Material of tbi,
.haracter found in the natura
lUte* commo?ly known ek har<
?n, makes when properly applie.
' Ver-V 8Hlld and durable surface
n ?od compose,! of a mixture o
" ' Krav?' and clay all that i,
. oasaarv to make a good road o
ta kind is to "crown" the sur
ace keep .the ruts and hollow,
'lied and the ditches o,mn am
ree.
As to sand roads, the bulletir
?y s :
The usual way of mending roadi
run ov"r loose sandy soih
' 10 cover th? ?orface with tough
U4{ ?r mi* clay and sand to
;ether. This is quite an exj>en
ive treatment if the cluy has tc
?o transported a great distance
>?t the expense may l>e reduces
>y improving only 8 or 10 feet oi
' "of the roadway.
Again :
The essential requirement of i
;ood road is that it should be firn
unyielding at all times and i.
J"0*8 of weather, so that it
ace mar ^ ?moothe and im.
>ervious to water.
The necessity of sloping the road
to each '<!?, so that no wste:
nay' remain upon it, ,D(] ofampl,
litcb.ng by the roadside is strong
y insisted upon.
This bulletin ha. been prepare.
V Maurice O Eldridge, nesisUn
lirector, Office ?f Road , .
nd constitutes "Farmer's bulle
m No 95." It may Im obtains,
ree upon application to the sec
etaryof agriculture, Washing
on, and as it contains a grea
leal of valuable matter about th<
Hill,ding *nd maintenance of road,
" hinds it should be i?a(i ^
very progressive citizen interest
,n the question. Certain
y every county supervisor ant
very editor in the State, and ev
!y ;"e?her of the Legislator.
80nd for copies. We can
'ot afford now to build ex,>ensiv.
uacadarn roads in South Carolina
>ut we need not neodect those ths
?0
*e have until we get rich. Goo
oads of Mime sort?varying ii
naterial and quality, but in al
?asea vastly superior to exiatioj
>nes?can l?e secured by ever
jounty in South Carolina withou
j;i eat expense. ,They have onl
to make the l?est use o* the mate
rials at hand and the labor of thei
xmvicts?both cheap and suffi
sieot.
Grip mtkM one stick, weary and restlea
^r. Milea' Real oca tire Nervine briaga re at.
V
Hanged Himself.
| New York, Ant;. 8?M. Jacau
onus, who killed his wife in Ho1!
hoken last May because she would
i not consout to livo with him,hang.
I led himself today in his cell in the
! Jersey City jail.
. j New Mills.
>j Columbia, Aug. 8?W F Cox,
> ( of Anderson, writes to the secre1
tary of Stuto that another cotton
oil mill company has been organ>
i/.ed in that city.
i Cokers, of Hartsville, have tai
ken out a charter for a $100,000
1 Wood Pulp Paper mill to be operated
here by electric power.
j STORY OF A SIjAVK
To bo l>ound hand and foot for
t years by the chains of disease is
tho worst form of slavery. Geo.
I D Williams, of Manchester, Mich
I lw( 11* UII/lK o ul.MA .....
win? uv/Tf ouvii n oia* c nan illBHW
1 free. He says: 44My wife has
i been so helpless for five years that
f sho could not turn over in bed
, alone. After using two bottles
of Electric Bitters, she is wonder*
fully impioved and able to do her
own work " This supreme remedy
i for female diseases cpiickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, malan3
choly, headache, backache, fainting
and dizzy spells. This miracle
working medicine is a g<?dsend
1 to weak, sickly, run down people.
> Every bottle guaranteed. On'y
r 50 cents. Sold by Crawford Bro's
r Druggist.
s Ex-Governor Atkinson Dead.
. Newnan, Ga., Aug 8.?Former
b Gov W Y Atkinson died at his
1 residence at 8:52 this morning.
1 He had been ill for ten days and
1 his physicians gave up hope for
. his recovery several days ago.
f tie was one of the leaders of the
b democratic party in this State.
Mrs Lucy Pickens, widow of
4 South Carolina's war governor,
j F W Pickens, died, at her home
near Edgefield, last Tuesday, one
} was ore of the South's most brilliant
women and was beloved for
? her beautiful character and graces.
9 Her ^picture was on the $100.
x Confederate Staiea bills.
A Western Solon.
* Prosecuting Attorney ? Your
' honor, the sheriff's bull pup has
gone and chawed up the court
r Bible!
Judge?Well, make the witness
kiss the bull bup, then 1 We
1 can't adjourn court a week jest
1 to hunt up a new Bible !?Puck.
s PointecfVarTgraphs.
A temperance lecture is natur
ally a dry discourse.
r The fashionable lawns are now
0 being worn a la mowed.
The muffled drum micrht be
appropriately called a dead beat.
I Competitors in a bicycle race
t should wear fast?colored hose.
, When two women have different
- views they consider each other
1 peculiar.
The safest way to pass counter*
* feit money is on the opposite side
t of the street.
9 if the wages of sin is death
? some people are alow in collect*
f ing what is due them.
The man who goes on a racket
* at night is apt to find himself on
1 the rack next morning.?Chicago
- News.
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too RIG WAKI)i 9IOO
51 The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
i one dreaded disease that science haa
? t>eeu able to oure in all its stages and
that In Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cura
i is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh he0
Ing a constitutional dlneane. require* a
|| constitutional treatment. Hail's Caferrh
Cure la taken Internally, acting
g directly upon the blood and muooua
hu Traces of the system,thereby destroy'
lug the foundation of the disease, and
t giving the patleut strength by building
up the constitution and assisting
Y nature in doing lie work. The pro?
prletors have so much faith In Its
curative powers, that they offer One
r Hundred Dollars for any cast, that It
fells to oure. Bend for list of testil"
monlalt
Address. J V. CHENEY * CO.,
Toledo. O. SWdold by Druggists,
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