The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, April 15, 1886, Image 3
LCAL ITEM~iS0
There was a white frost last ThuirsdAy
moruing.
Mr. B. Frank Io6erlI0u was in town
last Friday.
Communioation anme too late for pub
Iicdation this week.
Miss Kannie Zaohary is teaching
behool near Mr. Roberlmous.
Dr. Riley went to the Presbytery at
Newberry last week.
Mr. La In aultin is auuounced as
a oatiditl for School Oommisoner.
Roseola, or some - other disease of the
measley tribe, is; now epidemio in this
town. ,
Miss Nanuie Cox is . teaching school
kiear r W. T. O'Pell's in Liberty
Township.
Rev. A. W. Moore preached in thn
Methodirs Church a.t this place. oft the
evening of the 7th inst.
Greenville was represented in our
town last Sabbath by Mossrs. Authur
$edell and John Howell.
Mr. W.' M. Jones, of the Spartanburg
Herald, and Mr. S. T. MoCravoy were
in Pioenns last Sabbath.
Miss Leila (Grogan of Elberton Geor
gia, and Miss Ellis Crittenden of Green
ville, are visi.ting Mrs. J. E. Boggs.
The Eighth Circuit will be called in the
tuprenie Court on Monday the 17th day
of May and continue five days.
Mr. James Pook was committed to
jail last week by Justico Johnson and
the Town Council of Central, on a
charge of selling whiskey withoutit a li
conse.
We regret to learn o! the death of Mn;.
9 -ames A. Brown, which occured at her
home near Easley on last Saturday. She
was a daughto.i of Mr. S. Chorry Mc..
Whorter.
Mr. T. T. Robertson who has met
with marked success in raising colts,
bever allows them to go to the field or on
n trip with the mother. Ho says the colts
thrive much better under such treatment.
We have receivedc a copy of the "Il
Yustratod Southern World," publisied
at Jachonville, Florida, by W. ),
Hughes. Its motto is "Thoe Develop
inent of Southern Interests." It. abound.4
With fine illustrations and iiteresting
Irading.
R,v. A. W. Moore, editor of the Cen
tenary, was in town hest, week in the in
torest of his paper, Many of the citi
I.ns sul)Sc,rihed. The Cntentnrv is I)m1)
.lislhel at Plorenc+> S. C., and gives a
wonderful amount of gee re.ung for
)ne dl)let .
The cheapest and a good and reliable
'weekly newspaper is The Columbia
W ekly Regitcr, price one 14>l tar a-yeanr.
Eight pagws of good rading natfe,r.
4 The lat'"'t teleg)aphie nows. Rbt:nit to
the pulilher, C.a.rns A. C.u,vo, .Jr.,
Clolumbia, S. C.
A il,ie u a.ucus a fe.v dayi ago,
derCs lop '(d thme fact the.; tho allie . of Stn
l ,r M-,~anu4d- are n4t. disoosedI to snd
by him any lonug.e-r. TIe re -ohi ions
which were passed by' a strict party vote,
Seom n, Dt ava been fully ender0V5(d by
noveral wh' pted for tiom, fo they (do
not now pI .g to he haand th.eey,
but have signmified1 their det'trminationl,
to vote for tho couniation of every
worthy noniinee i ndepenudmit of lPresi
dahro t->nq for r.bnovinmg his prede
noessor. This is the cour'so suggested by
practical common sense, the othler' is al
together poli tical tacties, andl party spirit.I
- Life at Libertdy.
TannaITY, S. C., April 8th, 188U.
Ma. '>rran1:' 0 ir little to wn was the
scene of considerable excitement last
Mt niday evening. The little children
were nearly wild, and a fow of the older
j .ihabitants were somel(what startled.
About 5 o'clock( in the lifPfornn iheree
was a blast at or near the deapot of a
straIig3 and4 435foning' noise. It was
soon e5qptured( and' brought to the
frcont, an i it prove l to b-3 the "Iiber)ty
Pr s Band." Yes, eleven newv horns
and two drums. Liberwty is crazed on
mus'.c, one brass bandl, anid one string
'band.
Our T >wn >noil has spent several
dlays4 working the streets, and are still
at wvork,
S )limfm R >h)ertsofn, colored, w"as
beforre his lifI m)r, M-tvor (Greer, on1
Monday night last, chatrge.d with us
ing ahns1ive langus.ge to the street
nye.rs(oor. He~ was1 fuined ed ollar anmd
hity cents with an earnest remuinder.
%hat if caught beforwe the (Co uncil again
bie wouild unfdoubltedlyV reap- the full
beneflt of thme city law.
Cotton continnies to comie in1.
Our fellow-t >wnsmanIf, Mr. W. D).
tllenn has beeni absent several days
'with his aged mother, who died on the
4th instant was buried on the (th inst
* t Slabtown, D)r. Blb conducting Ihe
funeral ser'vies.
Our a enoitUting l it tle Agent,
Mr . is a number of the
brass blows at tena3r bor.
O 4hasfour hens setting
uipon I4lt [o thinks it is ajon
It stought by~ somel Of our olrO
citiz.en'i that the- entire fruit crop is
killed. 3
The sell graini cro) is looking
veory promiing in thi4 sgection, and 'tE
prodigtg~d .we, will have a good viold
this figsi
Yo~ fir)opondot,~had the mis
fortafd$ inlt) tn old well one
nigh nejs ek,4W)ioh enime vcry
he0 o7 ' a dream, and he fell iout~ 4)
bed. bola sprained wrist, sa
mnashMIt Qlnd a,b 'iwed kpoo,
WVeiakg1rnpo t Alh
unt c$inity lve al ndonec4j thf ugq
of tinbht iv Z will giVg got, thy .
* ut. nor *r*. .
Byron never uttered truo WoMs than
When ho said, "Physicianu0 niond or end
us." But while doctors disagree, all the
world has agreed that there ii no ron ;ody
equal to D1. Bull's Cough Syrup."
A most intoroatiug and inatructivo de
bato was had by the eocieties at the In -
stitute ball last Satturbdy evening. The
argunents on both sides aliowed a most
onroful and thorough preparation.
Mr. Charles Schreiner, Foroman of a
largo Moat House in Baltimore, Md.,
ays: "I had a sprained wrist for several
weeks and began to think it was never
going to get well, I was advised to try
talvatiou Oil, did so and it worked like
inngio and a fow applications entirely
cured me."
Persons who have a stperbtitious
dread of Friday will not be pleased
to learn that this is a thoroughly
Friday year. It caine in on a Fri.
day, will go out on a Friday, and will
have fifty-three Fridays. There are
four months in the year that have
five Fridays each; changes of the
moon occur five tiines on a Friday,
and t lie longest and short.wit day of
the year each falls on a Friday.
Interesting E xperietices.
Hiram Craneroi, Fun ittire Dealer of
Coluinlhls, (n., telIs iiis r 'perituce, thus:
"For three years I have t 'ie( every rene
v oin the market for Sto wieh 1111(1 .l il
n ey (i"orlers, iit got n(, relief, unti1 I
used I-aectrie Hitt.ers., Took Iive hottt,
and auo now c(re,l. antdl t.hink Electric lit
ters the !)'" IBloot Purifier in the worli."
Major A. B. lt,"edt, of West Liherty, Ky.
u"!1 Electrie Bitters for an old stinlin
ki<nh'y affection an<l savs: "Nothing has
ever done ml s(1 much Goo<l as t'etr ie
1hitters." Solhl at Iifly celts a bott'e by\
)r. G. V. Earle.
MIormonismllN3 ii Alnbamina.
Alabani correspondence to the
Atlanta Constitution says: "Clay
County, Alabama, is the scene of
great Mornon triumphs of late. Mr.
La+l1ders, a preacher of Oak RB'lge
Church, which he used as a school
during the week, entertained a
Mormon elder two years ago and al
lowe:l hiin to preaclh on Sunday. The
result was the n version of Lan
lers' wife and son to MirmoismOi, to
the chagri of tie' del ileI fathtr
who left the country. Later the
.lormton e lers, who had increased l
in m11unbe rHs, were requested to leave,
but declined udatianltly, saying that
flie wereready to spill their blootl.
They\ hm'e no W conlvertedl abou t he
entire, polulati+ion of Shillhnhmn Val
lo.v, :ni' warn people not in svluip:ithv
with tih,mr to l,Lve in thirty days.
Several suc1h wa1'rnings ar 11w
out..
'1he (1(+lntiles retaliated one Ii t
las;t we.!: lh g: th)e'ritng ar-mu" , the
h()1xc1 (,f eld"ler Hatrr is"in and not ity
insi hin t.iat. he sh,)uldl 11O1 contii)
his work. The niext doa the <e'r's
sonl boiughlt a suply ofi anm iiition,
anIlu Hrrisonii l stuck up 1 tn re es
thit is neue": "'('.noe i 071r ho' am
ot her' 1 ight 1: and smniw if van wvil eat
broepkfadii in hell next m. rin g."' De.
sertaiIlichomes, se)iprate I fon:ii'is anti
ehianged frie'inds to hitter ('n'',ni.
are Sonhe of the results ai!riandv ne.
compl 1dished by Mori mnisiu in .Xahilm:
mai, aid thle endI is 1nit yet. Unditer
the ieloak of re iliin they are st irin
up a feeling mnonmg the jeople that
will soonter or later end in bloon dshed
and c'rime.
A Word'4 to W1orkers.
If youir i eaentins arue metaIul or
phyisically laboiiouis, if t hey sul hj ect
yon toi e~xpoIsure inl inielemiet wveath
er, if they confine youI Io yourl desk-lC
anid are oif a nature tointvolve wear*
and tear' of brain, and' niervous straiins,
yonl n11 y oci( onally0:11 require some
renovating tonic. H ostet ter's St om
acheC Bitters is the art icle for y ou, it.
stitilats the falling energies, iii
vigorate's the bodyV and (heers tIhe
tintd. It enlables thle system to
thriow oIl t he debilit atting (fleets of
undue fat igule, gives Thenewved vigor
to the organs of digestion, arou:ses
the liv'er when('i inactive, which it very
often is with people whose pursu$lits
are sedentary, renews the jiuded ap
peCtite, anid enicourages healthful re
pose. Its inigredents5 are safe, anid
its (credetils, which consist in the
hearty endo h rseinient of pti5il i v
.'ly eli"s of.~ ieimty, are most17C ionvie
itng. A<hmnrabily is it adaptded tot the
in ed ial Wants of wor(ikers.
Absolutely Pure.
Tlhis~ powderr neve vti esu1 . Ao marre of
p1rity. ittren gt h anid wvhioleisomien ea. More
~ omicaetl thian' the ordt iairv kimiN and
' t hie 14old In oeiilstido'tn wiIu the
firmle of low test,.i4isort wig~ht abhir
j opaepwdw~ers. Soihl oncly In (o11N
ALhICNO . P'wnun Co ,d Iflf
VAL1anLE LOT Ion Bxi.-A va1UaUje
Lot of Six Acres, with good Iwrlling
and Out Buildinga,. lsituAtg in the'to*nj
of Ealey, Air Lino Railt'oad, c au be
bought olheap and on oapy ternii. For
further information, apply to this ofiioe
Danger! A noglected cold or coug h may
lead to !'nueirnoniu,a,onsitnitinn (r ot er fatal
di,ease. Strong' Pectoral Pills itvil cure a
cold as by mnagie. let thing for tynpepgia in.
dtgetlon, btek he Idcho as thousauds testily,
A Captain's Fortunate Discovery.
Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, p'y.
Ing ItWeen AtlantiO City and N. Y-, had
been troubled with a aough ir that he wNAs
unable to sleep, and1 was induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. It not only gave hihn1 ilstant relief,
but allayed the :xtreit. rness in his
breast. lis cliildren were sim il:u v litf
fe t'd and a singlc dte heI the 'sane
happy effect. )r. King's New l)iscovery
is now the st,iurd remevtl in the ('ole
man hous1et1hold and on Ibo)rtI the se5>oner.
Free 'I'ribd Bottls of this Standard Revne
dy at Dr. G. W. IEnrie's )rui Store.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
The Best Salve in the world for 'uts3
BruIse, Sores, UJIer", Salt lthen, Fever
Sores, Tettes, Chapped Iltuils, Clilblaiin,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or nto pay required. It is
gnaranteed to give perfect s:ttisfat'tion,
moluney refunletI. Price '25 cents per box
For sale by Dr. G. W. IEarle.
prDIGQZ1
CIO
NUCKLEBER
CURDIAL
FOP. THE
BOWELS &CHILDREN TEETHING
It ja THE GREAT SOUTHERN.REMEDY
for the'bowels. it isl 1ow of the moot ptlenwnt toil
ofllenceo s remt"tlies fw atll stunter totet tlnit.
Atn season when v'it,lent I vtt k.-of t ihwet 1nre
fo fro(inen1t,somr" vt:- 1y rt'li'f slttll'l lie at 1o1tl.
The wearliti ntthrr. ls,t.i tl i lttltn nnrninl 1he
little ont teething, shtt:,ltl nst this mletli"tne. SO
cts. a liottlo. Send 2t'. t. o in ttt Walter A. 'uy ior,
A linnta, t,a., for itititb.' lonk.
Taylom Cheeocee IKemiedy of Ntit;"cc
Gtsat and Miilleis will cnre ('onlet, c:-mip,
and Consumption. i'ce iLe, antl 81 a b,ottle.
]O I;1' TG) I,u( t N .\T'I ill t t ('-;N'1'
XI sire vl.uIee
('. h.. IIt>il!,I:t.''l \YOl{il, .\t~v at L.aw.
N .\, ('i1l': l'1 i ' I 'l .A." ,
.1. It. \ w . r .-tt .i d.m
W hen'i," . h .1 . wI ' ., r. : , h:u, nw,
it1 tt' nt, tot ?ratll.him1n tt 'It l I, r I .\,it n
ist.r ti n f 1 tt t -li lt e t :t i t i tt , l).
I ' '\ .1. I \ .) . -'
lit .\-s,n-r i'aura ic Id.
ltlth aru the , i l tr "r tto t itt :m' im-.t t
i:c1 ttl a 1 1 i 'n .tr t:f iw nhrlt'd ..t i rt . i
('ourt of Pr 'bt--, t r b hil ;u L it -k,-ra
(t ' i'n t liitn . .l '1' "t h 2 .t r i't t
. l:ty tw't. I- :1 rI hil:tt l, t lt h r ' lltl t t
' w1 in 1 ti lw nlot l . t iNl wl I I' Nif
IIim .i,i' itot ltr:'tts'
G in - r :hiny ) . -lai1- .t his 2th
da.,- of .\pa l \nn l i i . i
(' 'rk it it tu .tr . i '., .\ t ril l Pl.d , fir.
I tii In i il t Itil rs ii >wenI ; & ' l.it -
Iii till' El,tty Ait rofiTh (itt'tttnen lltalt
by heStteofNe York hta.>:nliedt
wtIit th ii iti m IlsI ofC the ctl of theJ
Geidi ii l A l y 11C intth "An'iri Att to
regnte c i the' Agencia I'utlur;me dcm
p:its nI t i corpratL edit, iI n th bite It ofIit
ofit a roa"on-shr& vli1.
sade rtaihsing o in.Aunerkinah
inabeafrfsai ('ym my.
P'RWe,1T NEY
apr 8 u188 27 2iwY~4
?orsw v for QOge Pu mJ*J.
ALMANAC
FOR
APR IL.
TIS ALMANAC _%-,ADS NC
MEILT LYON WIIUT NAIIO
HOBLE ErOLEP, AND
t I S T SEPSENDIS
WHIT LIENS.v
This is no April Fool, but horsc
sense a little tangled.
---o
Now Planf. More Potatoes
and Garden Seeds.
Eat, Egg this month, buit
lrilg on the Chicken.
Come anil see my NVW (OO)5
Its no utse to tell you over andr ovei
what all I keep to trade on.
E'very one knows that I kee) a
little of evervthing that is needed,
and that. I sell as near right m ]
know how.
Vhv not give us het nase heena<
ait your Petoek Bohm that
you vegi het Big In.
junl village?
Its time ail n1umV navel by tra'1
iln' here all the yeart round. Peopl
who can see- straight, and will hit
wNhere they look, eanl always find bar
ains f r ca;tsh., aml reason)alle fig
1'es on time. Shut, oe eve unl trl
it. Don't hurry atb"ut it, but cem
:t your le"isure. Fl,'n y for all.
Registration Notice.
t 'l' i'ilrb rt (zi i-en i: t''t i;hte tIb -k
"iri h tru .. fr P :i n C ii .mta'i'i
:irst M'"nlay int r:ach Im it t,) e.nle ,wl
IlT'" . t't 'i"i-i 1,"' : tf!, I (' ft utti l, t1
d o i r th.to rei tra hv.fnire h
rwt -inr " t I:tat tVneral eietifn, t.
t. r. n, d ii i i - -t It-i!'l .h-fui ( . rit
iUle:t e .1)ti a . :- .dn A h t ian rst ( i
her [ intter menc;it in; o-d . el:II nSt.
t h:t yd a s b for M i -eal. .u o
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Haox-ilert ids,dry...a... .....
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Choic. k8tl..tub..... . q
Jhif kettle buket.......
Gu-Crn rom !tsi r,e ........ f
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QY OYEY&, TOWNES,
OREENVILLE, S. C,
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- AND1
WE OFFER AT THE
YOWEST CASI PRICES
The Largest and Best Assorted Stock
We have over had. Would eall aspecial aLtent.ion to our
DREss Goons DEPARTMENT
Silk% Cashmorie., ftwnel Suiting., BIourAtto $atin Berburs,
Coiela Hair, Gneynsoys and all the cheaper grade.
We haVe a f11Dl iue of Ti'inntings to Match, in Silk
PIuslces, NiIk Veviets, 'elveteens, woolen
' Laces, BrMd, Butiois, &c.
1N OUR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
3OU'OHT DIECT 1"RON TTIE MANUFACTURER;.
We have tho 1oweyt tyles in Newmnrkets, Wraps, Russian Circcl aIB
Jacket and dterseys.
Also, a full line of Mis:es Wraps and Iavlocks3.
NOTIONS,
Oloves, Ieuiery , Riibons, JLadic and Childron I_ndervests and SuiW
IN OUR 81U411/E (A OODS
WVe have a lir,;e rtc"k in B1lank'ts, Flannt lJkn, (}afsnere, Lineoy N
IersvN-, ""hirii,gt, She"Lings, Plaids, Hic"kor Stripes ant (Iinghane,
We have mardo a Scciailty 'f eYIUI NOI (,In)(DIK fo yoara
iasti 1111( ' n: lar'o 1in1 v ' w l- i g -.
IN CU ? 1)EP '1?TMENT UP-S TA IRS
'Ve have tho Larg( Stc44k in the ('ity, of
Carpets in all Grades,
il CIOtUas, Maitti.g. Rugs, Trunks & Culrtain kaooa
HOVEY & TFOWNES,
NEXT DOOR TO NATIONAL BANK.
MARI.E ANDl GARNITESTT OFOUhCOL1A
T@r.' prhainT(Mihtra, ' Adu.
D)ont wastNIe your1 inOeIn-y 01n bIot.ch i e-(kd'eiM I eit~it o1
C heni,es t eion iin i ~gs in thie wor' l d. iEj , c'a.',Sn t'iKTtL,N u*
CL~ARX: & WIL(.cX. ~ If4 LliWt .F ll
Greenville,t cLu I'ntil,,,Ma. 'C:ll
de' I x,84 12 1 y U)Uiacv amd 1.iLf,Jcr
Jewlo an WtchRiairng
*ein Machi r,LhtLn (inta,neAlmnat'L
thef Nhw AutrrnanalWhit etarofihi hjn
JC elcs brn wanth ed. rn , AIccnl.,g.y ,~ 1'r'i4 t 1
(mar5. f he Iar.3or '3 es (c ul -
S.i M ., 2dCSncrBIDER l i ii 8hdyo a.rh18,ad
DEA IRER yurUXHWrtotieINa.
tto N ~ A tcrel~tit Whitc are tIe ll: f.c hrtrof th:ll2e r ona ti ',staty of M i--:
wil y,.V th Admnirtors,h reith will
lIar 5. 1 ft5 1 iii annexed, o (IOthed te of John]a1fno
.1, d .cEas , e: '.pl 4ig ac
Ibte 1nh, JcobNing deerhuKngan
oth Iier l'hiiitif, Jagabin g: B. IF. H '
( ou P.-.wrrint.o &ctj.z in ti (fuO
Watchn, ~irncrA ard owoTr flieihJ aboveae Plainq, Clerkoi
in aswerthe opanty of th ode.
GREEVILL, s fA b-arltr, snior,Thl~Jo deceaed,intha ao
Mv IeuijeM fir elc:t. lie \33~3 t.ic'n, hhsh 'i wa fle n hO flioW o TJT
Wet'( IIsetJ:I~iij heth 5'eh l emr f ~.h (',r frP kna Cunt
'te~rlc rvt aecopy of your anhewerlto'thee ad
J)icreid ree:~ee.. ;i.d YE Ilc'truN >ht or petitio on t'heuscibem.
IN ( O.,ithI in t Cwety Ma - afte dth se
cpanr etitiottMrth wihir te',,1 tin e
flCVc C, L~c:kjt~traftorjai d, th f p It-i.t wrinth 'ir ad it
('lC '- -.'c b 'DIld Wl-1 (eh , ard 1886. ~ hi
rcr(iii'kr JniIC' 'eii., ii lt",~ iLt[d L .S.)'feili.J . LEW s , c.; .r. ijs
1ote 1cixt.ha the rig ia mmons ' a
3on( lam or Ptict ion inLc thiscan was'
YFIAJ II'CAY. ed wilth J l . J.L i, A , ler of'
A. Lte ~'torinco fl'nhaieaCon r tcx afor Ikens ountye andrc~( ordJer'j
stap oraelol artouar. A f.or hlotion i gratedon ho1th do.
work haran eed. I Il t heCelu+at t
Dan. n W eRD t aChO .d Lcuyle Mhe . ec ui,t lntf i li Il.e
Nowrow,e ow K rrn Ibrlei, I
mAyIjLC, 1ss4 '( El ~ ittfrdw~n eIf SeetcE t:ttl'4 -
A''i I'A'lK PE RA lNT ae RI* i CU FOR't Iu?n t sp am n Mr i Yag
ot aiu M ahood.erV,tl ess hei gcru 1 C22ung, ~trk Meh rhress,
kneItdt w ~ftt4~ La,ck co (5;ctro 1.1m ,'u. - f j ohl , hen If t IlU ,i-b.h Price<'
st etby j)fr eiltu. scaJJ.o L. I tare C 000 L I d .e tImmh t m:..l h; a
r M. N~itW') - er,rsT Dfnant. H UMMON"j- t
t) p c : M I 8i . G 2I d' 'tE AUl Ai, -' Ii ' ou 'se r to t: a 4' .e
MBtf dA eA a in n nte usrbr a tr,h
R)e e 1.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE ROUTE.
CONDENSED SOHEDULE.
January 18th, 1880.
Ttains run by 75th Meridian time. One
hour faster then 90ih-Meridian time.
i)an.Y.
No 51 ! No 58
Leave Atlanta... .... 5 46 pm 8 40 am
Arrive Gainesville.... 7 48 pn 10 37 am
Lula............. 8 15 pm 11 Oi am
Toodo)....-...... 987 ptn112 08 pm
Seneca........... 10 42 pm 12 n7 pm
Easley .-------- 11 47 pm 9 05 pm
Greenville........ 19 15 am 2 80 pm
paranbrg.... . 1 8 am 3 48 pm
Ganey......... 26am 482pm
GMtori......... 849 am 6 41 pm
Charlotte ......... 5 00 imu 0 V5 pm
Salisbury .........6 :4 am, R 01 pm
(Ireensboro....... .8 30 am 9 35 pm
Raleigh .......... 1 20 pm ........
(loldsb<o >...... .4 10 pn1........
1)anvillc........... 10 36 aM 11 V( pm
Richmond........ 4 07 pm 7 00 am
hynehhurg ....... I 1 50 pm 2 10 ain
Ch*rlottesville . . . . 4 20 pm 4 80 am
Washington ..... 9 15 pm1 8 40 am
Baltimore ........ 11 2! pm 10 O am
Philadlelphin...... . 3 00 tun 12 36 pm
Arrive New York . . . 0 20 am .3 20 pm
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No 50 ! No 52
Leav 'ew York .... 1 I Wt .f 30 p
l'hilaudelphil.... 7 0 am 6,0 pin
Baltimor(......... 50 alr 1) 45 p
Wasittt-tOn..... I 110 am 11 p
('harlottesviIle .. 3 "15 pm: 2 55 am
p 5 ..t......i
Danvill.......... p
ih n md(....... ( am
(lchoro ......11 "15 ant.......
R:1lei0h....... .. 5 OtI .
(3reenshnro....... 211 2pm 1 ) 50 am
Salish4try....... 1 11 93)
('harlotte.........:3 IE1 at 1 00 pl
(:tto ia ......... 3 9 a m 1 42 p
3:Il' s 2 ........I ap
Sparttan i . ...... 11 3 nt 3 :14 pm
(reenvillc ......I atn 4 .19 pn
..7 "1" anit 5 1.l pml
8, lc". .. .. .. s 5:- am Ii 12 1,1
Ea1'r'P v............ :,t :ll 7 71, pm
.e ............1 1 0
l i : i ll 1 : 8 25 1111
T e . . ...... 1 :31 an )I p l
-rriv . t t t. . . . .... I . 1) .i 10 1 p
SLEEPING .AR SERVICE.
On r;ain"l(1 nd- Il'im:'t 43,111' (0l pm
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Coltn~iaand reenill a 1r23am
No.5: 1 P '42~ am O 1t:
.4t' ( m I)Ut 1115 pmI
Ap,ve~Itm..........11 .50 pmt
Arrive NAtw:mta'........ .. 21040 pm
SLEEi I'N NO 2ARSERIC
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trin5 and 5; itt~ niAn Bu(j'H
lrtween Wtlhjinton an....New Orleans
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Columb.li..and....reenville... Raioa
On and after,J...1...th.. .18 6, Psen
Leav.eohimbin A & C I) )e( y1. 10 20 a m
)Arr'~iv \lton- -- .....1 -15 p m
Arr' itNAwherrv..............1248pmii
Arriave Nietlyi ... .. 203 p mi
)Arr,' (e Hdiv' . 4.... p 05p
Ariv Cliton. . . . ., .0 .i . i 1n
IArrrv( a1ttireeille . 00 .. 525p
Lreavu (rljnvllet.t .50 .. . . 4
.\ri ve t atrn----........... . 11 03~ p mi
.Arive lTodge's-.--........... 10 p m~
Arrive .\inet.vili............. 1 10 p mn
Arrive Nlehery--....-....... 202pm1
Arrive A lstn -.- ---- . .. - 4 p ru
' Are IolmiaA t G opt 5 25 p' i
.\r'iv S'l:'(L<.. ............ (t0 p m
artanburg:lie1..nion.&.Columbia R5 pRo
1.1 ta .-.11'' \Iili.......8 50 p m
0 Arrive Mtt:.in. ......... .... 2( U7 10m
4) Mye Snr'g .Vie51.........d..p'....i 1 22 p 11
AI.rrive Uni&on ........... 12 lfm
8 Arri. a,t A.latn. ...Il* .L ..l .'t 355t
C ILaurens oI ai rooa. it(*hi
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V ,L av NewtherryI . . .. .. . . . . l2T p
u Ariv Clnon. p.i.. li XV.0r p m .
I \rriv Laurens.. .'4 Ae' 3 pI m~i..Ae
No. 4 now Uasi:.
LeaveLaures .. 00 a
5 A#4* bbevIi e0 Branch .,Wa