The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 08, 1902, Image 3
Local to alters
Cotton hroojrht 8$ cents on
thin market yeawrdaN
Born, F?hv. 4, 19o*2, in Mr. and
Mr*. R. H. Strothwr, n ciMiitrhter.
Ove rents H itii'I sh ?mk nt j
sacrifice at Lancaster Mercantile
Company
fr
Mr. v\ m. Ashley ??t tna O?ut*olu
Miction, ayad a m Co yearn,
is critically ill with dropav
F ?r $ale or Rent ! The Cloud
accidence?ten rooms corner oa
Arch and French Miect*. Apply
to T. S. Carter.
Mr. It. H. DeLaney and family,
of Indian Land t>*viishtp, left
TUeaday for ihwir new hotne in
Arkansas
Wanted Two gentlemen bourdor?
For terms apply to Mrs E.
P. Tillman, Lancaster, iS. C
c/ft
The innd Hop whicn bit u negro
boy and several hi ps at Mr. W.
J Cunningham's fat m Inst M<>n
day ?v?8 killed near Lindsay on
Tuesday.
Pay on? year in advance
for The Ledger and lei as send
yon the Home and Farm fiee for
one year.
Mra. L. M. Clyburn is spending
a week al the home of her
brother.in-law, Mr. W. U. Cly?.
bnru, near Kershaw.
A Ki.il. -1 L.__ ? * ?
j\. iiiuti uaiij^uier ni i?ir. .Jonn
McMamis, orar Dixie, cut one of
her hands with an axe Wednesday,
but the cut was only slight.
Mr. John Broom of Carmel,
near the Stute line, killed two
large wild turkey gobblers at one
shot Tuesday. They weighed 14
and 18 pounds.
4'From the way the roosters
are crowing and the hens cackling
1 think epgs will bo cheaper in
another week," says Surveyor
Belk of Dixie.
Married, at the A U P parson-*
age, at Unit y, Wednesday, Mar^h
5, 1902, by Rev. J. M. White,
Mr. Jeff D. Nisoet ot Jacksonham,
and Miss Jennie Beckham,
daughter ot Mr.JSimon Beckham,
Sr., of Pleasant Hill. Wb extend
?ur congratulations and best
wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Nisbet.
A mad dog in the Flint Ridge
section last Tuesday bit a mule
belonging to Mr. W. H. Shute, a
horse owned by Mr. Bert Hegler,
several hogs of Mr. Ellison Small
and hogs of several other persons
in the neighborhood. The dog
wus killed at Mr. Bod E. Blackmon's,
uear Primus, Wednesday.
Messrs. D. F. Helms and W. '
8. L. Porter have had lightning
o n |
rods put on their residences this
woek. Mr. Helms' hotuo has
been improved in looks more than
i.~ ?i.~ ? - * 'i -?
iii?7 urn vn me luua (U JSUy UtflUlIl^
of tho protection he gets against
lightning. Our neighbor, we
think, has the prettiest homo in
Lancaster.
Our aged friend, Mr. J. L.
Tillman, Sr., of Van Wyck,
hardy escaped serious injury last
Monday evening by his foot hanging
in his H4.irrup when alighting
from his saddle. Tho mule he
was riding became frightened by
his efforts to get his foot loose,
and ran, dragging him about fifty
yards. One ankle was badly
sprained and bruised and he received
other bruises about his
shoulder and arms. He has not
4, been able to walk any since his
misfortune and is suffering a good
deal of pain.
Kdncate Yo?r How?l? With (*iisrnr?in.
Candy Cathartic, cum connttpatlou forover
(0c Xc. If C. C. C. fail. refund money
/
Her. J.T Chtlmer* l)eud.
We are grieved to leaan from
yesterday's Slat* that Iter. J. T.
Chalmers. pastor ef the First A.
R. P. church of Charlotte, is
d?ad. After months of suffering
he passed quietly away Wednesday
afternoon at his home in
Charlotte. His remains will he
interred at Winnahoro today. As
the State says: "Dr -Chalmers
Was recognized by all denomina<
tions as a pulpit orator of much
power and earnestness, unJ by
hisown people ho was honored as
Highest market price paid for
butter un<l eggs. J. B. Mackorell.
Mr. M. J. Fuaderhurk, of Reck
Mill, was ever this week to attend
tee narnage of his see, Mr. H.
D. Funderburk. '
Ten will miss a good thing if
you fail to attond the big entertainment
at the new sebeol house
at Fork Hill next Friday eight.
The Lancaster Musical Club
will have its tirst meeting at the !
residence of Dr. T. J. Strait on
Tuesday evening eext at S e'cleek.
Miss Delia vjaskey, wko is attendieg
a business college in Co- j
Inosbis, same up Wednesday and 1
spent Thursday with her father, j
Magistrate Caskey, who aecompa '
nied ker back to Colunabia.
? j
Mr. J. T. J. Harris a former I
resident, bus sold bis plantation in |
Pleasant Valley to Mr. J. P. !
Bailee and he is contemplating reiniuing
to the city to lire. It is
possible that ho will bnild here in
til Q in a q t* fntnrw liVwt- Bd 111 T * ? -
iuiuivi-1 vai mill Jl 1 III VS.
A special from Waxhavr te the
Charlotte Observer ?f the th,
says: Mr. Lester H. Iliner and
Miss Ri ta McMsdus, two wellknowu
veung people of this com \
munity, went to South Carolina
last Snnday evening and were
married by 'Squire T. W. Secrest,
of Osceola. Their marriage was
quite a surprise to their friends, j
Mr. James R. Caskey was shot
in the breast by Mr. Rufus Eu- j
banks at this place Wednesday
evening. The ball entered the
left breast, glanced upward, and
is supposed to be lodged about
the shoulder though it has not
been located. Mr. Caskey was j
able to he on the street the next
day. The wound is not thought
to be at all serious.
An infant child of Hattie Pottf,
a coiored woman living on Mr.
D. K. Hall's place, nenr Pleasant
Valley, died Inst Saturday.
After the interment foul play was
suspected, and on Monday an investigation
was held, the body
being taken up, and an examination
being made by Dr. Potts.
The doctor fonad bo marks or
evidence of foul play, and the
body was reinterred.
CAO
Letters Advertised for week
ending March 8, 1002: Mrs.
Frauk Milderbraml, Miss Seeoler
Aalse, Miss Rachel Gibson, Miss
1 Emu Hunter, care John Ha^gm,
| Miss Mary Stoat, Miss M.-uul
Snpp, Miss Minnie Robertson,
Emu Barber, Mr. S. F. Haul,
Manager Opera House.
Belle Nance, P. M.
Lancaster, S. C.
'
Harvey Crawford, col., on Mr.
T. VV. McMurray's place, while
cutting cord wood Thursday let
his axe s ip and came near cutting
off his right foot. Mr. McMurray
brought Crawford to town in
his buggy at once and Dr Poovey
sewed the foot together and dressed
the wound.
-?*
Onr popular young friend, Mr.
II. D. Fundcrburk, at the Lancaster
cotton mills, is a married
HI- _ 1 - ?
iiiuii. inennppy evert came off
at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afterno<
n, at the heme of the bride's
father, Mr. 11. J. M. Steele. Miss
Lizzie Steele is the fair and amiable
bride, and Rev. J. II. Roldridgo
was the minister who pronounced
the words which made
them man and wife. A largo
number of relatives and friends
witnessed tho ceremony, after
which an excellent, supper was
served. Hero's our Hurley,
and. may you and your fair bride
long Jive to enjey tho bliss of the
happy union of two fond hearts.
A. number of handsome presents
were received by tho brido.
a maa of high intellectual attainments
and helored for hit* lofty
attributes of character."
The Injunction Hel'tiaed
Alsssi s. W. V?. Lewis and E.F.
McCain, attorneys of Yorkrille,
appeared before Justice Ira B.
Jones of the Supremo court, at
this place, last Wednesday afternoon
to argue tho matter of a
temporary injunction of the town
oouncil of Yorkrille from holding
a dispensary election in the town
on March 7th. The rule that the
penned show cause why the in*
junction should not he grunted
was procured before Judge Jones
last week. Mr. L?ewis argued for
the injunction and Mr. McCaiu
represented the council. Judge
Jones, after hearing the arguments,
decided not to grant the
injunction. Tho election came
off yesterday. We were unable
to learn the result.
Items Prom tYaibaw Kntcrprise
Dr. T. L. Doster, of Wingato,
will more to Elleiiboro in the
near future.
Mrs. R. H. Massey, of Yan
Wyck, baa been visiting the Char.-,
leiton Expsoition several days.
There has been another change
of section masters on the Vun
Atyck section. Mr. W. C. Godfrey
was relieved on last Monday.
We did not get the name ef new
section master.
Mrs.F. S. Belk has obtained
through her attorneys, a pension
of $12 per month for herself and
$2 per month for her two children.
Mrs. Belk is the widow of Mr. K.
R. Belk who wus a member of
company 1. 21st Regiment U. 8.
Volunteers, who? died in the Philippines
in duly, 1900.
The new room at the graded
school was discovered afire in tne
roof Wednesday but the flame
was extinguished before auy damage
much wss done. It is sup
.1 . i - *
posvu mo cause wuk from a defecl
iu the stove flue.
' *-+
A number of cases of muirip.<
are reported in tleaih Springs.
Messrs. R. B. Mackey, Wil
Twitty and Lewis Mobtey, of thi
Mercantile Co., are all down witl
them, and the latter gentleman
we learn, is quite sick, lio t<?oh
thorn the time it snowed and was
snow-balling wheu ho discoverei
that ho hud thorn. This is whj
his case ;s so severe.
! A fine horse, belonging to tin
Lancaster Mercantile Co., wa
badly hurt in a runaway las
Wednesday evening. Mr. Georgi
Minson, we understand, had sol:
the horse to the Mercantile Co.
taut dny anil they were semiitu
m m m *
Mr. tlinson home in a two-hole
buggy. Near Mr. ?Jhs. H. Black
i mon'a the horses run avay an<
i Mr. Hinsen and tbo colored driv
cr, Al Crawford, were botl
| thrown out of the buggy, bu
neither was badly hurt. Tlx
horses continued on until they rai
into a rail fence, the Hinson horsi
being snagged in the side in thre
places, one of the rails penetrating
its eido several inches The bug
gy was broken to pieces.
The Bne Bay Cold Our*.
Km e*M i> Nk kal tad urt threat uee Mm
^*tU?wC<N M*et#rr fd^N, the ** #
OBITUARY
On Febe filh l.-ist, ut tier h< tue
near kleath Spring, K. O., theie
passed f?*oni enrihly scenes ur<d
i buffering, Mr*. .*?uliie . ok ih?
beloved wife of Mr. I ew?s I
Cole. Mis i ole W??p> ;i auut*t**i
of the late F. K M"hl- f u.i>
section and was horn 'id,
1859 and happi y mui n (V-v. iitt,
1880 tu Mr Lewis 1. <. 1* , w ?>o
with Willie and Mmiiu , <n-ii ?w
children surviv# uer In cwr?v
life she tinned wnh u<t B.ipii-i
church at Renter ( r*ek, m recent
years muring In r nieuiin . tup in
the Heath Sprint: Baptist churcn,
and thus )or uiuve limn 2;> )rinr
she lived u UouM8iaul\ hi 181 luii
life. Her lov?lt> to her church wn^.
shown by ttie tact that only ttr
night tictore her dvulb, she cuih d
' for her purse Hint made a com 11
bution to the pastor's stout ? M s
Cole h us been a gieni stiff-.ier
from some threat atfeclh 11 which
finally caused her death, despite
the skill of the best medical tal. nt
money ecu Id procure- not only
being treated ut home but ??j
specialist in Charleston and latch
at IvootniH Sanitarium in New
York, which is repu ed to bo the
finest equipped institution in the
country, if not in iho worid, fur
treating such affecltoDs Ail thai
skill and money coubt do \vu?
done aud lavishly done, no expense
was spared hut to no uvuit.
The suffer, calml> and with
christian foitttude passed away
en the morniDg of the 7th inst.
A devoted wite, a fond mother, a
consistent christiun.
o>e le -rt at home ?
One leea Hi nouie !
The charmed circle broken?h deer
face
Mlsaeii day tiy day from It* accuxtomed
place,
but cleanaed and aaved ai d perfected
by grace!
One iu?>re in heaven !
One Us* al iwiuie !
O. e Voice of welcome hu-lod, ami
evermore
One word of fureweil uponei.; on the
an ore
Where parting c >mea not, *ue hi ul
laiitied more?
One more lit heaven !
Que iea? ul h one !
Chin KB ilie earth-born mit-1 the
ilioughl would riee
anil wrap our foisiepx round ami
dim i>Ui oyer.
Bui toe briglii funbeuiu darieth fi\>u?
I he r k le?
One uioro in UeuVen !
One more at home !
Tit la la not home, Wnere cramped in
eaittiiy mould
Our ai^lil ot Ui ii?l i dim, ?>wr love if
COId,
iiut there, where face lo face we ahull
i elioid,
| la Home and heaven !
i One leas on > ?r h !
I (a nainx, iia Horr. wx and im toil* to
alia re.
One lexa the pilnriui'a d iiiy crura to
nea.".
one tn?re i he crown of ransomed foult
?o wtur
' A t noun- in heaven !
One more in heaven !
Another u>?.ughi to brighlen cloudy
day x,
i Another them? of thankfutnexa ami
praixe,
Another link mi liigb our sonla lo rai.M
J To In me and heaven !
j One more at Home !
That home where Keiwriiiimi I'mmn
I be,
That home where none ate inbtsei
> eternally.
Loid Jcmis g.ant us all a place will
I bee
i i A t home in heaven !
| j ?A Friend
^ < The loss to the Southern rail
way by the recent flood* is heavy
the loss between Morristown an<
3 ' Asheville is placed at $800,OUO
s
' Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In hull(
I Beware of the dealer who trfes to sell
3 , "somethini fust as food."
i' TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby war net
\\ not to trespass in any manner 01
i my plantation situated in liufort
5 Township, Lancaster county, ant
bounded as followt* North l?i
1 lands of T. L. Doster, East hi
0 Lynche's Creek, and lands of A1
o vin Massey, South by lands o
r Alvin Massoy, and West by tb<
. Three Notch road, tho samo heinj,
known as tho Elijah Walters horn*
place. Any person trespassing
will be prosecutod to the full ox
tent of the ljaw for each and everj
* offence. H. Hines.
This Match 1st, 1002. ? liu
aREAT EXCITEMENT
IN iORENCE COU T
Negro Bast Brutally Assan
Wide Women
OihhuhI C.m urrd k?v Mn i itf NAT
I'- v -1?i i. ndm*. . 1' "in
jj ** e i rift I hi ^|M>rml
f i OUI I.
XjivcImI to ~Ort!?*
hlo'em-t March t5 ?N'??r H
Mini! , in i wer ;??i* f Fli
flu l> i'i ilint 1 . ? vi>?l r/i . n ft *
I ?| 11. \11> Iv It. 1 111 % I'V?. x w
Kl> Wll :ili<' j)rtct? <1 \T h 11 "oil)
who r?vi.-h v a negr ??rul
.1 U. .lis Ci "
i F? i I*mm arc that '?? hi
; ha- <ns from horn , ihr r
.gr bed i. house - n preten
<> ' ii i' e . i s. Hh \ am*
the <!.>. r w h ha ?y in hm arm
?ftr*l ft ft- ? t||t( 8 O'ti VrW NH<i<i
GI?? O Mis' MP tllC It I s u
nvfi j" u? ? < >i.i' ImJv, mocbii
tin- i lrl I ill her hi ni? hi
ihr w iiij; ii .h* Mi' Hhv n
n? Vrl Ins' v USCioWMV 8 , HI
v%lien sh?' v cIpmsdI ihi> 10
n?~ij_ li'nii1 i ii and wave t
, ul ii iti. I iu< nifiini line t
uegtoflcd. A large crowd hih
gathered Hint ^lierifT Burchreac
?d I li 15 scene trom Florence a bo
i) o'clock. < J ? ?t**H whs found
his home, ab ait a mi'e distn
trom when* tie committed tl
crime it was ail Sheriff Bur
cnulit do to prevent the ang
men from seizing the negro a
swiugiag him up, but reuson pi
vailed and a lynching avoided. 1
tlueatiul men m the comniuiiit
among wh'-m were the hu? a
and brother in-law of the victii
aided the sheriff in soothing t
intent excitement. On conditi
that a special term of court wot
be conveued for immediate tr
the men desisted from violet
and allowed the negro to
brought safely to the Floret
jail.
To night every Ihing seems to
perfectly quiet, iiud there is
fear of u lynching. M. C. 11.
Wednesday the cashier of
wiecked bank at Elkhart, 111, s
and killed himself. His shorti
is put at $32,OCO.
The snow storm Wednest]
extended from New York
North Carolina. The storm
* interfered with railroad and t<
graphic communication. It.
from 3 inches to 3 feet deep.
'i A measure is before congres
J' give the the Filipions rclf-govi
' ment as soon of the war is oi
t , Senatar Lodge is pushing
j measure.
' | BRIDGE TO LET !
i I will lot to the lowest resp
. si hie bidder on Thursday, Ma
20, 1002, the building of a i
j bridge.ovei [Twelvo Mile creek n
Mr. T. \V. Sccrest'a, two in
above Osceola. Terms in
' known on day of letting. lli
reserved to reject any or aii bi
! \V. Q. Caskey,
Supervisor L. ('
1 Mar 7, 1902 - td.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROL!!
i
I GUSTY OK LAM ASIKU.
i lly ! hi . I) Joins, Esqnirj. 1'rol
J udgo.
I WltKKK.AS, W. S. I Porter, CI
i of ourt mailt! suit to me. to gi
. 11iin Letter* of Arimini-tra:ion <>f
derelict riMalo anil efleets of \V
I K Duron, deceased,
Tilt's II AUK TIIKKKFOKK to cite
' admonish all ami the suicuiar
P kindred nutl Creditors of the :
- Wylie It. Ouren, deceased that t
j l> :iml appear before mo. in the C<
of Probate, to he heltl at I-anons
B C H . S. C . on tho 7th day of Ma
r ext after publication tin reof. at
^ o'clock mi the forenoon, to show ea
if any they have, why the said .
$ ministration should nof lie granted
(JivKN under my Hand and '
this H3d day of January Anno I)oti
' 1002.
ri u i en ah. i> jon eh,
i * ' Judge of Probst
T Sold Out
All tlio $1.50Sels, have ?oa?
i? $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 ones left.
US Head Stones, Tablets un<< lienig
ments from Vermont, (leorgia
Italy Quarries. Call or vrritv.
Pricewill please you.
" AJ.McNinch,
LANCASTER, S. C.
t- ^ mtisilll fi. 1 COWPAIY
tip it- r?i Parseiii^pr Depurimeut.
i-Limiuie; Eil'ective Jan. loth, lMta
>r i-.a?tern Time#
ell
SOUTHBOUND
an
No. 32. No 34 No. ?kT
Daily.
Lkavks.
Marion 8 45a 2 e%f>
,w IWmal City w 20a 2
Kuiliaru.nlton 9 Sua 2
i?- Forest.?'ity 10 05a 3wi
rienrie'lH 10 20a ' 4 V*r\.
1 * ihell.Y 10 5Su S e(*
to Palu-rsotl 1108;# B ljAKH1VQ)
' > itiackshuig '.130a 6 46p?
I l.kAYNH.
' rtiackstturg 11 35p
d nek iy Oroye 12 05 p 9 10a
V-. k vi.i?* 1. 35,. 10 20a
K'Ck ..in I lOp 1 15a
Il(j aioWOaJct 1 30p 2 40p
Kivpittine 1 4op 3 10,.
en caster 2 05 .? 3 50p
, rieitih -priiRB 2 30p 4 40p
'tv lakiaw 2 42p 5 80p
H A *'Sl*ille 8 17p 6 (Nlu
nHRlVBS,
be admen 3 50p 6 50p
[
"** NORTHBOUND
Mn LKAVtil 8m. 1 |. No. 85. No #
h- Daily
U'Uilrii 8 80a 12 1<^p
"t >S e?tvii!e 9 30a 12 4flf>
<lt *K> rati aw 10 50a I Wkr
>priiii{h 1130a 1 4l>p
ut anea-ier 12 20p 2 < ?u.>
, KiveiMiie 12 45p
Cuiuwlii Jet 2 45p 2 44*p
Koc a Hill 4 OOp 3Mp
Yorkvillu 6 20 p 3 Mfr.
ry rlickory tirove 6 05 4 00p
. A KNIT MS.
rtlacaoburg 6 50p 4
o L.HAVES
tlaCkxbuig 4 48p
l- Paneinou Jripg 8 30a 5 1
v. Snt- b. 0 25a ft 2dj?
J ' cienrivtta 10 50a (top
ncl K? r?-?i ? iiy 11 20a 6 22f>
Kwtoerfordton 11 4oa 6 37|?
111? Ttieruia-i ity 12 30a 7 Utop
he A KKIVE8.
Marion 1 20p 7 SS??
(>n GAFFNEY UUANCH.
SOUTHn<>UNi).
iai ? No. 14 i\?. 16.
.... I.KAVNB.
"* Galfuey Hi 40a ft
be 1 lit-rokee Falls II 00a 5 5op
lcc Blaoksiiing 11 20a 0 10pNOKTII
ll()UNI>.
l)e N... 15 No. KC
DO I-KAV?B
Biafkbi ii'g 4 SOp 8 of*
' lieiok- v Kai's 4 50p 0 Hi*
A KI V hto
Hallilr.v ft 10|. !I
; * jo Mii-uttH f.<r liiuticr.
hot' Nolo ? Trail.s No> 32 ami 3.1sr?r
j tiiit-rat'O ?lnilv
lSe! Tiaiii" N"b. 34.85.11,12,13.14 <6
! anl 10 .1 |' ralu daiiy ex.tepl {Mill?
la.i
C'ONMICTIONS MAUN BV S'>I'TJUTHHW
T UAINi
lay A1 Maiioi : No. 32 coii??*,ets? at. M?>?
j(( tion willi -outliern 1^ hiaio No 13b
whiiMi art ivea a' Murion at 8:28 a i?,
has lou ' h ?tiaiiivigii, \shevibc uml uvl
| terioeiiinti- poi. !?
ctK~~ At. Uluckshnrg: No. 34 arid No Iff
wns connect* with Southern K> train No
30 which arrivv* at Blackball M 7 45*
a .... fn>m Atlanta tir-o vhv-. *ya??iant>nr<
and Jutcimeoiate points*.,.At
Yorkvllk: No 34 connects with
s?0 rt <!t N W train No 70 which leave*
York ilie at 10/48, a tn f?>c uw,
:rn- l.ono r and intermediate | nin *.
At Rock Hill: No. 82 and 34 .ou-tied
with Southern I ? y train No 7G
the which icrtvts It t'k Hill a' .'1:30 m.
h?r f'hester, t.'olumb: a and inn tinediate
points.
\t Catawba Jet: No's 32 nr.d 34
connect* with S A . t ain N > 32
wiu -h pa pcs C'utaw a Jet. at 7 .VI p ivv.
f,.r Monr? e and ?? tcrmcdiatc p? i t*
At I.ancupter: N->'s 32 at <1 31 e<>o
on- nccts \vi ! I. & ir-ii N<>, 32 which
fell Mivs li-c i -isti-r id t:1i t> m f .r? ?.:*?
ter and intei mcdiaie points.
,tnv At untden: Willi \ i l. iN W i.f
ictir < t ) f>>r ('ltnr estiui **timt?*r Flor noe
ilo? na-liitiiloi., Wi'mineioi. and in?-rmeiltatc
points. 'I ra n No. its whb*
tide i(t;iVP> i ?ii '< ir? - -
, ? ? I'
?rl>t I CO N N K (TTIO X 8 MADK ItN N "I'HHItN
(IS. TWAINS .
At Caimlm: Witii A '' . (N W ?f
Si) Nn 71 !ri m Char e-o>i C oic
I) iliii^ioti, Wilmington -iiiim- i if
| iii*?inn ilinie point* whirl n vc- *??
| ('uniili'ii j.i )l:l> :i ii, wnii out'* i*
j lt,\ iruiii No 77 f inn Ki ;hyh?*
J Jl I which iintveH at C.iiihIm at il:.V? i nt
*"1 \t l<nncuslcr.* N< its < i H- . - at
! aii'MMter With I. A' ' iTMt*< \ \i> <V
Chester ami iiitcrnicMa p i. iiite
' ntttwba Jet: No i <1 '<7 cui.(iecla
with s A I* tiV.n N :?_* w n-.b
, ji-nvc.H Catawba Jet :it 7 64 |> to f *
t>r Muitr e a*iii intermedial imiiit.i
"1Ml At Rock Hill: No. :vi .. . - -
_ .. - ... ??-*
necis at Hock Hillwth - in' i<> tfy
vl,? train No U4, leavl. k 11 . H i
l>n for < hailotte and pon t^ i ?.i tl;
n, At Blacksbu'p.* N<? 33 i ?*
,u! witI) SouUtrrn Ity t?? ti* N12
'!l p m,^Jo. .38 at T:? 5, p m.and No 4o
?'*.v 7.45 p ,n for poigtn i> ri N 'f M!J
)MI'' ?> ll a") COPIH'Cts wi'l. ? lit- Ml Itv*
Vtrain N<?. ;5o, Icu.inp 1 k-inirg at
{ | 11:25, p nt for potutit-outh
| At Marion: No, S3 i-onin c*P viik
lSouthern t?y train No 8' i? ,vi?.n
i Marion n? 11:40, p in. im AwIiuviii**,
, Chattanooga and inivrmediH*!' pitnfa,
M-al Through' "arTttervioo wt'lanit ohanuo
11 between Marion and Charicatoii Jn
trains No's 32 and <15.
E. H. KH AW,
a Gen'l. PHHagrr Agtat.
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