The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 03, 1892, Image 3
FICXENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.
-W. It, Price sold some fine potkers
t week at I cents.
-Jack Ilendrhks, colored died of pneu
ala on the 20th nit.
-Mrs. Samuel Youngblood was quite Il
:h the grip last week.
W Brunson, of Spartanburg
Saturday,
oggs the guano man, will
;t Monday.
auldin has put his por.
,n and Easley road in fine
y is court. Jurors and
I be here promptly at 10
ay is saleday. If you
t of land come to town
obinsen editor of the Jour
mnbia again this week on a
Nelson's little daughter has
or several weeks, but at
a thought to be better.
ting railroad news, read
ic. He has the thanks of
. thus writing up the sub.
I Pickens take for the Air
t miles away? A road tn
be worth a 100 per cent
.wis has rented the A mblei
corner of Garvin and
d moved into it last Tues.
-Married, at thei:rcsidencc of the bridelF
ier Cyrus Evatt, on tihe 25th, Inst., L.
Ireen and Miss Nancy Evatt, Rlev. T.
1elson officiating.
-Nothing is so helpful to a good garden
etting the right start with good fresh
a. Carpenter Bros. ad this week tells
where to get them.
Miss Olive and Larry Thornley return
one last week after a delightful stay
everal months with friends and rela
i at Oxford, Alabama.
Remember the Greenville Fertilizer
pany it, making up your orders for
lizers. It has given entire satisfaction
'ever it has been introduced.
It is said that the new road from this
: to Griffin church is as good a road as
In the county. Rev. H. Holder took
:untract to build all the bridges on it
1.50 each.
rhe railroad to Pickens Is nearly a cer.
y. The directors have only to raise
--- Tj'00 more. The road.is to be coi.
- d by he 1st of October next and the
run11g.
Youn* folks remember the SENTINEI
111ec,'when you get ready to have
wedding cards printed. This ottlce
ent sut several jobs that cannot be
in tI.e State or nation.
iVe regret to state that this morning
Ar. S. Brown was stricken with paral
and as we go to press his ph3sician
)lis!,min dyng He has been pros.
I fo'if C twoW;.. ~.re.-Peo.
Advocate. A, far
Ial1, a Peep 1/ . \ Wa'l.
reasury of the )- \leby
dealers at &manty-flvi copy
ill he mailed upon receipt of that sum
--uu-uuuo uaa)eaver(Ian c:recit
me must have got into the watler ani
ved thie stream as the the trail was los1
--People's Advocate.
M[r. W. N. Bowlin of Praters Creek
ma the, SEN'ilNEr, that the grip
meen putting in goodI time in his sec.
All of his famuily and those of W.
larret's have been laid up with it.
Miellichamp is still quiteisickijand'sever
Mr. Willie Lewis's family have been
s ick. Mr. Bowlhin agrees with the
1N'RL that there has been more sick,
t,his season than ever before In thit
try.
The State Sunday School Convention
~s at Marion, A pril 5th, next and will
tin in session three dlays. WVe do not
.v who the delegates are from this coun
,r we wouhld publish their names.
/' should attend however as it will he an
yable occasion. 'I he committece on
rtainment is E. HI. O ~que, D). M. Dew
J. W. Johnson. Adllress themi at Ma
if y'ou cani attend the convention and
r wvill provide you with a home.
Ten Nights In a liar-Room.
here will be an elegant entertainmueni
.asley on Friday evening, the 4th Inst.
lhe local talent of that place. Followv
* i the cast ot characters:
p ile Swichel-.--..--..-... ... Adam Stal]
on 8lade.................. Hlestet
Morgan...... ....B. F. McElreati
uik Shade...... .... ....Samuel Hlester
vey Green........V..atts Hludgent
*Romaine..... .... ....H. J. Cureton
lie Hlammond. ... ....... E. Russell
- Blade. .. ... .... .Miss Maud Folger
SMorgan.... ....... Miss D)ora Folger
SMorgani.. ..... .. Miss Satlie Hlester
*itab)le artwrighut... .Miss Lucy (losseti
$uere willI certamuly he fun at the last in
T~he'.. T ma -U. Kat,"., by .Jake
tin. Theerrtainment will c'oncelude
walaughable b,aradle entitled, "fiyna
3," whilch wgi, indeed. make the admdi
e'"explode" Witht laughter. The Metun
SEcho Bras~ Band will furnish music
the occasion,
Time Railroad.
'he stockholders of the Pickens rallroad1
spany met on the 24th tilt. By.laws
- -e adlopted. 'Thle directors organlzedl by
election of J. E. Boggs, president, and
* i. Burkhalter as tirst vice-presIdent.
D. Harris was elected secretary and
surer, and J. P. Carey, attorney. On
Ion of John Ferguson, the olmcers
ted to serve one year without compen
on. As the committee had failed to
4 $10,000, the directors mad~e another
*positIon to Mr. Burkhahter, which was~
"nptly accepted. The attorney was di
?ed to ptut contract for building, equip.
c and operating the road in legal shape.
ill them' be sIgned by the president for
company, and by Mr. Burkhal ter for
self. Success seems to be nearer than
r before.
Cotton seed for Sale.
*eerless and G.oldust mixed, either3the
9 ist and mos,t prolific ever planted.
se redluced from one dollar to fifty cents
bushel. Address
(1. W. MAnIsRAu,,
* .18, '92. Box 166 GreenvIlle, 8. C.
lar e number of dudes collected at an
xcorner last Sabbath, where the
'as high, and caught, colds. E~ach
darlIng was speedily cured by Dr.
elOough Syrup.
to your interest, You can buy Sal.
11i, the great palin cure for 25 et..
Cut oF in the Bloomn of Life.
The sad death yesterday of Mrs. Fanni,
Pannell Mercer, wife of the Rev. 1, M
Mercer, caused gloom throughout the col
munity. Ifer illness had been closel
watched and the sympathy of everyon
has been with her afflicted husband an
family. Hope rose with each favorabl,
turn in her condition, but she was too fec
ble to rally, and death relieved her suffes
ing@ a few minutes before 2 o'clock yeates
day morning. But little over a year ag,
Mr. Mercer and a happy family came her
from Alexandria, Va. Grim death visite,
the home and took away a little son beloN
ed by fond parents. Another child was a
death's door for weeks. Now follows th
light of the home, an affectionate mothe
and a loving wife, leaving a broken-hearte
husband and three little children, one a
infant.-Greenville News 27th ult.
-Good mule for sale, cash or on tim(
Apply to Thomas Welborn, Pickens, 8. C
26 w2
A gentleman who has been in Ashevill,
severat days, says that Gen. Clarkson, o
Iowa, and W W. Hussell, of Anderson
have been in close conference at Asheville
Gen. Clarkson has been there some tim(
it is supposed for his health. Nothing c
what passed between the big and little 11c
publican is known, but it is thought likel
that their meeting was to talk over Bout]
Carolina politics, and probably snap out th
coming campaign.-Greenville News.
Thirteen Signers.
There were thirteen signers to the cal
for the March convention of 1892. Thi
fact was noted at the time. If it had beet
a gambling enterprise another name wouh
have been added or one would have beet
dropped. As it was an appeal to the peo
ple and a movement for the rights of th4
people, for freedom of legislation and thi
purity and independence of the bench, thi
fact was recalled that a molement foi
much the sane end was undertaken b,
1hirteen States constituting the Americai
union in 1776. Therefore it was decide<
to let the names stand.-Greenville News
Col. Larry Gant, of Georgia, has bee
selected as editor of the Columbia Regis
ter.
Col. John T. Rhett, of Columbia, die4
last babbath. Ie was a brave soldier an
good and useful citizen.
The Art of Telephonic Conversatilon
"It is a singular fact," said manager Job
F. Casey, of the Bell Telephone Exchang
to a St. Louis Globe-Denocrat reporter
''that people hand to be educated to use
telephone correctly. Some people thini
they have to scream hnd bawl. -Others g
to the other extreme and drop their voice
almost to a whisper. Some stand too fa
from the transmitter, and others speak toi
rapidly and indistinctly. Then they ge
mad and blame the girls or the telephones
In nine cases out of ten the fault lies wit]
the person speaking."
" What is the best way of talking througl
a 'pione?" asked the reporter. "Why
just an ordinary conversational tone as i
3ou were speaking to somebody three o
four feet from you. Telephones are care
fully constructed and adjusted for the iman
ner of sl-caking and for no other. I cai
talk from Wasington city to Portland. Me.
in that way and make mysvlf plainly hear
The best position is to stand with th
mouth about three inches from the tran.
Initter. Most people stand further back, 1
is better to stand even nearer. It is almof
impossible to get too near the instrument
provided a distinct conversational tone i
maintained. There are forty-two girls v
311(
-is a
3y r<
I cou
mo:
nstrt
i f bi
I n le *i ourc ia a iSo". L 51IC*Utmeon inldivi(
ual. lie has his little brushes right along
he at hers p)eop)le and lhe occasionail
smashes their mnugs.-Binghamiton Leat
er.
-The call for a mass meeting of th
anti-Tillmtanites of this county will be put
lished in the SitNYISEL next week. Tii
meeting iil be held at the Court House o
the 19th inst. In the meantime all wih
wish to sign the call wll ptlease comelto th~
SENI'iNEr. otlee or the )emnocrat Ottice s
Easley, or send their names to the editor
of ester of the papmers.
Businless Notices.
Everyone who has onice used Dr. Bull
Bull's Cough Syrup invatriably resorts toi
again for colds, etc.
''When vice prevails and impious me;
bear sway,''
Whlent cuts, sprains, bruises torment at
the (lay;
Trhen ease from pain-from care andl hur
are sent
By great Salvation Oil, the standiardl li
imtent.
C'onsuimiptions (sred.
An old physician, retired fronm prac tic
having had placed in his htands by an Eas
Ind(ia missionary the fornula of a siimpl
vegetalie renmedy for the speedy anid pei
manenut cuire of Consumption, Bironch'liti,
C'atarrht, Asthma, and all throat antd Lunt
Affections. also a positive anid raidical cur
for Nervous D)ehility and all Nervous Con
plaints, after having tested its wvonderfu
curative powers in thtotusnds of cases ha
felt it his (duty3 to mnake it knowns to Isis sut]
fering fellows. Actuate by this motive an
a dlesire to relieve hutmasn suffering, I wil
sendt( free of charge, to all who desire ii
this recipe, in Germtan, French or Eniglisli
with full directionts for pireparing antd um
inug. Sesnt by imaiil by adidressing wvi5
stamtn, namning thtis paper. W. A. Noyes
82() Power's Bllock, Rochester, N. Y.
apr3Oy I
BOYS AND GIRLS
Have You Seen.
T(hat beautifsul magazine for Sosutherl
Boys andi Girls. It is the hsandsos'
Yousg People's Magazine in Anmerica.
has become a welconme visitor to thiousandl
of S4outhern IIomeis. No p)ains or expens
is spared to inake it attractive. Each num
huer contatins a volkise of very interestini
reatding for young folks. Short andl cosi
tinued stories, outt-door sports, neiw gamem
and( isn fact, everything to initerest boys anm
girls. Twenty-eightt pages and cover cael
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Honme Circle,'' and no boy or gis I can af
ford to be without it.
To see it is to watnt it, and to 'aave it fo
aix months or a year is a cont intial enjoy
ment for all the family. We want ever;
boy and girl who lhas not seen this chmarsm
isng magazine to send us sevee onCecen
stamps at once for a sasmple copy; or, bei
ter still, if you will sesnd us one dollar w
will send you Southern SunbIeamna for on
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Leathearstoeking Tales." Fivo great work
in one large volume free of all cost.
Address SOUTHEJIN SUN BEhA MB,
The Piukens Markets,
Corn, per bu................. .60
Meal " ................. .60
Peas, " ................ .60
Butter per 1b6...... .... .....,. .15
1 Eg 0 per doz................ 8
Chickens each...............'A%@
Bacon per lb................. 8(A
Lard " ................ .12
Flour per bar.............. 5 00@&.
Coffee per lb................ .25
Sugar "................ 6
Hides. green.....,......... 5
Notice, County Boards.
Notice Is heroby given that the Couc
e Board of Equalization will meet in the a
r ditor's olce at Pickens on Tuesday, t
8th day of March, 1892.
The Township Board of Assessors
Easley, Liberty, Central and Hurries
will meet In my ollice on the 1st, 2d,
and 4th days of March, 1892. The Boat
of Assessors of Pickens, Dacusville, Ea
atoc and Pumpkintown will meet in E
oflice on the 4th of March, 1892.
3 The following are the township boar<
f Ensley-E. S. Griflin, J.K. Lathem,
,B. Kay.
Liberty--John N. Wyatt, E. B. Ric
, ardson, J. S. Wilson.
f Central-R. G. Gaines,W. Alston Bogj
- Z. C. Smith.
V Hurricane-Perry J. Mauldin. J.
I Bnrroughs, Cha.s. B. Findlh.
s Pickens C. H.-J. B. we vbry, W.
Bowen, J. L. Ambler.
Dacusville-S. Hf. Brown, G. W. Grifil
J. Mt. Williams.
I Pumpkintown-G. M. Lynch, J. D. I
1 Keith, Elijah Edens.
I Eastatoe-John L. Gravley, John N
I Thomas, A. A. Alexander.
w2 J. B. CLYDE, Auditor.
51
A/
We Divide the Profits!
Perhaps you think that's a flight of
tistic imagination? It isn't. Tie artist
right as far as h goes, but lie doesn't
quite far enough. When you split a thii
in two it doesn't alway happpen that y
cut in the center and we are not dividi
out profits in the middle. On the contra
our divison is over whelmingly in favor
the purchaser. There's a good reason f
this unusual proceeding. The time for i
ducing our enormous stock of Wint
Clot,inlg has come and big induceniet
f
pave the way to big reductions. Here a
some prices which wilIl show you that t
matter of profits is not bothering us
all:
$30 Suits now $25.
25 " " 20.
20 " " 15.
15 " " 12.
Overcoats at a very great sacrifice.
Underwear must be closed out..
Call and see the goods and hear t
prices.
L ROTHSCHILD
de17 Greenville. 8. C.
t Citation.
I- T1[E STATE OF SOTH11 CAROLINA
e Cosut of Pickens.
By1 J. B. Newherry, Esquire, Prob;
.Jud(ge.
Whereas, .T. M. Stewart, C. C.
mnaee suit to mle, to grant h
,leftters of aidmimstrat ion of the e~state
Y and( effects of J. 0. Smith, deccas<
- These are therefore to cite and( a'dme
ish all amid sirgulair thle kindred and cre
tors of the said J. 0. Smith<
c cease~d, that t hey heC and aippear bef<
:iie ini thle Court of P~robate, to be held
e 1,iekens C. 11 , S. C. on the 24th day
" Mar~ch next, after publication here
0 at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sh<a
* Givenm under my hand this 9th day
February, Anno D)oumini, 1892.
7w J7. B. NEWBHERY, J7. P. P. C.
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Greenville, S. C0.
Our Fertilizers have been used throughout the Piedmont section of
South Carolina and Georgia. and have given universal satisfaction. "N
would say to our patrons that our Fertilizers shall be kept up to the stan.
dard, and would ask that they give us a trial before purchasing.
Orders filled promptly and shipments go forward at once, landing the
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'WITHI .ANALYSIS:
Cherokee Ammoniated Dissolved Bone.
Chorokee Soluble Guano, 2 per cent Ammonia.
Cherokee IHigh Grade Guano, 2j-pei cent Ammonia.
Cherokee Alliance Guano, 3 per cent Ammonia.
lillsdale Guano, 4 per cent Ammonia.
Cherokee Acid Phosphate.
go Cherokee Dissolved Bone.
ig Genuine Leopoldshall Kainit, containing 23 percent Soluble Potash.
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ot ATTORNLY AT LAW,
No. 79 Law Range,
)w C"IGRERVILLE., S. C.
Practices in all the courts. Can giv
of --very best references. Telephone No. 79.
jan22m6
-1. 0. Bowen. J. B. Freeman.
ON LY $375-00 BOWEN & FREEMAN,
FOR TIl,, SAME PIANO. ATTORNEYS AT LAW;
Neither one wvaq worth a niekel over ap2.. PICKlNs S U
$300. INSURE YOURSELF against
paying exhorbitant, prices by buyhigdirect M. F. AtssR, C. L. IHo-.i.Oswon-r,
from J. C. GA ilHETT, (nt vs. S. 0., Solicitor 8th Circuit, Pickens, S. C.
Or J. L. I A Y N IE & DA U GIITERS, Greenville, S. (.
Who have but, rce w. d that the A NSEL & H1OLLINOSWOITii,
lowert known. You can't pay them more A'TORNEYS AN) COUNSELORS
than instruments are act ully worth. They AT LAW
are not built that way. Write for latest ATIKIN C. H., S. C
special offers' Practice inl all the courts of the State,
a. d attention given to all business entrus.
ted to them. mlk14 -88tf
01 a sloy BalhlIn cILL & WELIDON,
ERSa1ey, N. V. I)ENTISTI,
Solicits your pat ronage. Will pay you
3 per cent. interest. on deposits for
eriods of threc nmonths, and 5 per cent. Gas given every Thursday and Friday,
lor periods of six months, interest to and teeth extracted without pail.
commence on first of month succeeding NT O0 REMOVAL
date of deposits.
Deposits are payable on demand with- My Dental Rooms ar now localed in
Out notice. W. C. Cleveland's new building over th
W. At. ITAOOD,. President. Savings'lBank all(1 Feltoi's Hook Store.
It. F. LENHARIYT, V. President. J W NORWOOD. 1). 1. S.
IV. C. sTi, Cashier. W. M. Nolwoot, 1). 1). S.. Assistant.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE R IC
PASSENUER DEPARTAIENl. D'L J P. CARL,13LY
Wilmington, N. C., Feb. 7th, 1892. e n&
Fast Line between Oharleston and . CO cu ore .
- lumbia and upper South Carolina and
Western North Carolina. jant'o GREENVILLE, S. C.
0OND)ENSKI) AUJIMMILH.
Goi1g West. Going East. DM. Fret GIT
h 6 50 a.nx .. TLvCharleston Ar.. 10 30 a. *o 2 -o 3 EASLEY, F4.
8 32...........L0ales .......8 45 p.m ID noW pefm snently located at Easiy
9 4.........uniter. .7 2.5 rind respectfully offers his professionl
10 55 ...Ar Columbia Lv..J. 6 00 services to the Wlic generally. 2jan.
5 W7 p.m .N..owoi,uDs.orro . 4 20.,
6 3io........Chester ....... 3 28 ru ROMT IRKSHY
7 08 .RIock Hill..2 48p.nJ
8 00 . .. Charlotte, N. C.. . I ry0 Itas permanently located in) Pickens tind
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et. 1 05 p.m ArTNe-wl1vrry, S.C'., LTj1 A~j 7-p 'T hi- irf ffonerie o h i
Oill 3 f06 51 1 Yens of thetorneand counly. hisdiplo.
ja 5 43.....AndcrAon .. .. .. 10 0A inas are from the College of Physicmang
S535Greenville....9 2.5 fin(d Surgeons, of Baltimore, 191101, 111d
te 8 00..........Wlhalla .... aa00 from Johis Hopkins, 1891 Was nine
) in 4 08 ......Aheville..10 to months In Nursing and ilod'i Ilopital,
o)l 2 45.....artanbmurg ....12 05 BmIaltlimore. 24dlec01I m6
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e 5 63 ...Asheville. N.C... 8 15 p.
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esJDa. 30aiLV G'lcp M na. o,I n,oladpanpoorps
ount
4694w(4
Cy,
ever expect to pay
ho have fattened and
er said "Turkey" or
> your credit unless
L manhood to come
Don't wait for our
stomers. Your con
ose who have done
s, we sincerely offer
stand, and are pre
patronage of these
iother year, and our
& C0O,
Pickens, S. C.
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THE RICRMOND & DANVIL L ,
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
Division.
Schedule in effect Jan. 17, 1892.
Northbound. 'No. 38. 'No. 10. No. 12.
Lv Atlanta. 2pin 8.50.11 9 00.
Chamlee ... . ) 38;1
Noreross. . 3)") 1) 52...
Duluth .....9 11, 105 1
Suwanlce.........10 0:1)1 10
3Buford ..... ........ to 10 18,1n
Flow'ry B1r'i.. 10311p" 10 .0ail
Gainesville.. 2 59pi 10,1)1)11 11 ():11
",ula...............11181)11111 331)111
" M ' Belo ..... .. .. 12 1m 1
" lornelia............11 151)1 12 u6l
Mouit Airy.........11 50pi 12 11pm
" Toccoa .............12 20am 12 11 pm
Westminster.........2 58am 1 22pi
Seneca..............I 17am 1 471)m
Central.............1 50am 2 35pi
Easley's ....2 1 a (8p
Greenville.. 05pn 2 .14uni 3 )71)m
" Greer's..............3 1411 4 07pin
Welford........ 3 33am 4 25pin
Spartanburg. 0 57m 8 54am 4 50pin
Clifton..............4 13am 5 W%31)m
Cowpen's...........4 18am 5 12pm
Gaffiey's........4 40am 5 39pi
Blacksburg.......... 0 ai 6 (0pm
Grover . ...1111 111)111
King's Mt... 5"1811 ( 3
" Gastonia............5 51all) 6 58p1
Lowell... ... 6 Wn 7 12pni
Bellemont ..........6 14am 7 21pin
Ar Chaflotte.. .1) 81 50am 7 0pi
Southblound. *No. 37.1*No. 11. -No. 9.
- - - - -- .. - 7 m 93a
Lv Charlot. 0 45,m1 22l::
10 *11.....t.....2 12pi 5212am
Low(,!,i . ---.. . V 5,00n 3 2am
(irdver..-..--....3 10 pm 10 10am
'' lIle24llrg........ 10 17pm 10 12mn
(lIlTIle's . - ..... 1113pm 1 0am1
Cowpes. .........4 10pm 41112:7pm
Cl1f~- .-.....1 11 p 1 06pm
Welto(l............4 50pm 1 23im
Greer~...-........12 0amIl 12 m
(Ircenvil . .. .12 58am1 :?loi(1 22pm
.. '8............. 117am M1:7p
... (.. 1 50am11 205pm
lo r r........ 8m30p
linord............ 314am407p
MIlVanr........... . 3( 33am: 1 4 25pm
'' c:cro..........0 ISami1 508pm1
Ul:~nI:t........... 4O8am 51 1pnm,
8:2 . :1 Bt irmi...... 1..S Li0am 000pm
111, 111 V24 t .......:511. 5 lam 6 1p
A harlotte.5 . 9l.2. 10pm 20 4. 7i 50pm
Sobur nd.2. elv Ato 37.i24No. 1I1.1 'No.] 9
hlL . a ott.. 19 45am 1 :( 5p.m. 1120am
":5 1 ell ,mont.. .e ..l 8:05 .. 2 12p ad 8:-3
n ey's 3 - -n :1------ V:2I -. . 3g 45p 411( (10.un
lCope ns.... (PI ....,. ..ii 4 n 10pm 4 4 rn
"C114.214 Cli t ..... ... ,.. i i 3pml 4in 4e5am
"1I4 SpartAnburg11 111( 43am 4I 27pmI 0Iam
" for d - -i -e( .l --. -Y l .... 24 t0p (1I 5 211am
reevilc.eI .(srv 121m5c:fe 34i 6 10am
21 l ov Is -, -d ress ----- i0 pm 6U a
'IV. A. Ii-i-{ - -s' - .c:' . 1 55p A7 ntam
Charlotte,1N.rn
" a..
Ando'r B th.......
lut h-- .... . ...i .... 1 4 p m 1 1e,
An eC imse . ..... 08r 11 4amt
hAr At ana... f 5 05pmiatll (1115pm 12 20pm
acctiomodaif n the 42ily exor ptsumla
11eaves anta I:30p.rm, aive ts Luhi
8:12 p. m. Returig,lavL. l 6:00CH Ba.
m.,arrveHAttata :5 a. mt. pt
Betwen LulamiA hens-No. 11 dai
A t hes 10:1 p. m.and 1 I20 Lf. . 0 .
~IEMDQD ? DW&NILL L, L, CO.
Columbia and Greenvillo
Division.
Condcused Schedule Jan. 31st, 1801.
Trains run on 75th meridian time.
lietween Columila and Greenville via
ston, Newberry aid Laureus.
Daily except Sunday.
No 61 No 15 STATIONS. No 10 No
. 11 1O..LvColunbiaAr.. 350
pi
. 1205. .Alston'...... 800
800 1 05.....Newberry..... 1 57 8
a ni
908 3 00.....Goldville......11 54 0 4
930 320.....Clinton.......11 :16 6
10 15 3 50.... Laurens......11 of; 5
11 10 4 19... Gray Court.... 10 12 4
1150 4 37. . .Fountain Inn... 10 25 3 e
) in
12 13 4 50....Simpsonvile...10 14 1
12 37 5 01. Maui... .10 02
12 3-3 5 35. ArGreenville Lv.. 9 30 2
Between Columbia, Alston and Spart.;
lug. Daily.
No. 18 No. 14
11 -10am.... Lv Columbia Ar..... 3 50:
12 051pm1.........A lston ......... 23 :
12 52pn.........Carlisle ........2 0
1 04pin.........S aituc.........I 5I
I l4pni.........Uion ........ 1 I
2 05pm ........ Pacol-t ........12 5
2 45pm.. .Ar Spartanburg Lv.. .12 0.;
Between Columbia alll Green ille,
Belton. Daily except Sunday.
No. 11. N (.. I3
11 10amn.......Columbia........ 3 !;(5
12 05pm.........Aston....... . 30"
12 2pm........Po maria........ 2-I
1245pn.......Prosperity....... 21,:
1 05pm....... Nw berry........ '.M
1 10m111......... IIelen a.........
2 02pm......Chappells..... 0
2 45pn.... Ninety Six.......2 4I-1
3 (0pn.. ..Gren wood..11 5;
3 28ptu........ I'lde.s.........1 ;
3 48pm........1)onal's. 11 10
4 Opim...... lona Path ......10
4 20pm .........lB elli .........10;-:t
4 45pm......Willianmston......10 i(
4 52pn........Pelz e.........10 (;
5 07 m ......P iedl oi t........ V r.)A,,
5 43pin.... Ar Greenville Lv.... 9 15;
Between Newbvrry :n( AUderson.
)aily except. Sunday.
No. 17. No. 18.
8 30n. ... Lv Newberry Ar.... 7 0pn
8 0amni......... lelena......... 7 -15pm
9 23am........Chappells ........ 7( e
9 -45am......Ninty Six....... 0 4alpn
10 05am.......Greenlwood....... 6 20pm
10 28am........ Ildge,4......... 5 9Pmi'
10 48am ........D)oniald's........ 5 40pm
11 Oain.......Illonea Pat h....... 5 28pm
II 20am......Ar Belton Lv...... 510pm
11 am. . 3 . Ar Anderson Lv..... 3 35pm
Betweenl Walllla, Anderson, Belton and
Greenlville. I"aily except Suday.
No. 1.1 No. 13.
9 00am....Lv Walhalla Ar..... 8 001m.
...........Ar Seneca Lv.......7 30pn
8 .50-an. .. .v 8ciCi Ar ..... 7 15pi.t
10 03am .... Ar A ndvrson Ar.... 5 4wi,
10 3 t n ......Ar iello Lv...... 5 15pi
11 40am.....Lv tltoij Ar...... 512pl
11 02am...Ar A" illianston Lv... 4 4. i
11 1faiam ........ P lzei......... 4 :'1
11 27pm ........Piednm t. ...... 4201
12 Opin ... . Ar Oreenville Lv.... 3 40
Betweeu llod-s and A bheville. Da
ex(cept Mutlay.
No, 11 NC) 15 WESTROl3UNDI No
pml am am pi
3 ;:3 11 37. .Lvx I ICdges5 Lv..
41 08 12 12 . Ar Abbheville' Ar..
No 12 NC) 10 EASTUOUND) No
a i p nP p m
10) 50 2 .j,5..Lv Abhevjille Lv.. ~~J
11 25 3 20. . .Atr 1 ildgs Ar'..
(C. division, niorthboCund, :3.5-1 a im, 4.,',0
im, 0.57 p m (veCst ihledC liiteld); sonl
blounld. 5.001 a wv, 4.27 p mn, 11.13 a
(vest ibutleCd htmiteil); westbIout:ul, WC.
' divIiin, 2.60 J) in, for Ib,
''' Asevill Dllot1 Spiniigs, Fimi
vlslon, C.,rA.
HolithlindiuC, 7.58 a i..
'ITrains leave.Gree'nw wood, S. .
1 a, (ha , maCl poitts sothi.
Greenwoo IV Ci1(.:ll0 y ml, Carrai4' lthroughrl I
0.:80 a im. lttriitng leave S;aiamh
p mi, niv Green1tCC'iwood 'C 10.5 a. mIi, im.
Conniectitin with( C . (G diijsjin.1
11 51) '137......Owing4.. 51
nmuit ptaaC~e c.leep.intg Ciar oni trains '..
:17 amlI :N Cin A. & . division't.
WC. A. '1'[ tK, As. Gen'al Pass. A
W.~ 11. UltimIN.( Gen'l Maat'
JAM. L..TIAYLOR], Glen' Pass. A
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Gat.
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