The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, March 12, 1886, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextCONSTITUTION AM) ISY-LAWS of TIIK FARMERS' CLUB or INloN OH XI ? . Aii rn i r !.?This nr^tii:/. it ion >!?.- II known ;;s the r.:nnvr>' Club of 1'iiimi County. Aim-. II ?The chief object of the Club p!>.iM be t? :ii)v.ttu*<* t'o! ioi r*sts and improve the minds of t!? \ouni; farmers in the county. :mi?1 inn.u-c }"un^ un-u in the overcrowded cities to <: > into the count ry in.I in :? >ricullur:il ntlisi!:t<. Aut. 111.?The membership shall be ol three class* -s?active, a sociate and advisory. The active inciiib is shall lie men under lifiv years tif ::jc. wholly, or in |>nf. nis ?a*;?d in agriculture ; the associate mem* hers shall 1 women. 1 the tamo ajxe, who are siinilnly interested in farming and rural life ; the advisoiy member* shall be men and wm: ? m < ver fifty years >>i a^<- who are interacted in the i n ;jr s* of agriculture nud the i111j rov .meiit ! farm life. All I lie active and associate members to he residents ? (' the county. AllT. IV.?The < Ulcers of the t'luh shall consist of a l'risident. one Vice-Vresident from each Township t'luh, a lb cording Secretary, a t "orresj n dim.; Secretary, a Treasurer ami an Kxcet.tivo <' >mi:iittec, compos* d <1 t ht < e lociiibeis from each Township Club?(! other ollicers bein; j r.r-iiH/i'i'n mcmbcis. 'i'ht so < flioers shall be chosen Irotn the at live nieuibers ami shall be cleetod by ballot at each annual meeting. Alt'!'. \ ?l ho i'resident shall preside over all timet iii;/s <d" the t 'Inh, or Kxecutivc Commit'i e. ami di-charce ilie dut'n > usualk performt t| by sueli llieer. In his absence the chair shall lie < ccupicd :i>i<1 the duties discharged hy the \ i? ? I'resi lent, next in order, who may he present at the ino-tino The IJcC' r lint; Secretary shall keep a record id all proceedings in a suitable hook procured tliat purpose, and the (>i> responding S aviary shall conduct the corrjspotidenee i I'th.e ('!uh, and preserve all letters received, and make on them a | roper indorsement id' tiie reply sent ir action t ikon in : In- matti r. A ft r. \ i.?'I lu re shall be no lixed admission lie r MiliU'i! issrssiiicilt I' e ; hill whenever im m y i> ncah d ler anv \voith> and ! eit im.de hj.-ct. the Treasurer, t hreiieh 11.; l"IX : ive < ' ininitti e. snail he auth' iiz 11 to ap| eal to the members for eont i d ut i"i:s i I nanus..!' : ucli contributors and amount shall be duly recorded Any balance lilt in the treasury shall be subject to the ci ntr i of tin- Kxecutive (.'oiniiiitlee. who shall have 11? pencral tnanapi tin iit of the all dr.- ol the t'lub. ami j the Treasurer shall pay ;o hills until at proved hv said t'oininitti e A iff. \ 11.? I he ( lub shall he author- ' ized to < met ;:tnl e*n!orce sueli !?v-l.iws I n,-.v I... d i d.i.. i., :.w c^r.d operations ami p'-miaui nt usefulness, reserving tin- rijtht to chance the sahl l?v laws or atmml this I '"iiii iruti<>:i. I>v a txvotliinls vote oj' tiir active tin mhers :.t anv atinnal uuvEiic, alter t wo mouths' prov Sou* notice. A iff. \ li'-?i if I. X'-e'ii: ye t 'uiiiiiitt-i I shall It avo |"iWit t" ti l all vacancies 111 the orioihul organization, ( r that 111:1} occur he- I fore the tn xt annual meetim:. lit:.!, i.? l ie' Annual .Meeting of tin t'luh shall l e lieh 1 at siirh time ami platans may have heen <lcehle<l Upon at tin- pre\ioti> Animal Met tine. these imetiueshall he lor the* ? lei I i 11 ot ollicers ami the transaction ot the routine business of the Club. Ill I.K II? Special mcclires may he calhnl at sm h tin: s ami places as the Executive t '"ti.initt' e may <1< em proper, or the t'luh shall if -i^u-te at any ptw; uis tin elite.;. I lie .?p t! t f:u n i is ( I tin- >outli. Ill IK III -Till'l.u,iii,'ss 1.1 (lu- Annual Me. f isliail In- lulurtt tl in t!ie followi n ? i"?1? ?" 1. ('allium ? I tin* I 'll nit'lliliri'sI)iit. 'J. liri-i } ti"ii "!' li 'W UiOinbrr.s. 15. Alio i: lui -lit- t the i * ?n-titutiori ami clianptin tl.v I?v?!nv. ]. lit |?.i Is 1.1' tin* lii ? r- an i t- -in in it t.'.,' of fli l' t lun. 5. 1 nfinishi 1 l?u>iiH (1. New btisiin . 7. Klectitui ' t' ' lliet I-. Ill I. K i \".? A fl? !' t lit' cli'i'linll It'll i !l lVf been certifiril b. t'n t? 11. i-, aj i>tii>ar. i by tiie 1 nt ; ill--, 'nr.: tli.it Inf.. the nt w!\ 'i lii i-s!i ill a.--iinu: tln i. , posit||'lis iti'i ill'- b'liiu-' "I ill-' in..' "! . the iin i-tii. -!i /.I 1 il-V >t 1 :> b? arii:.; arblirsM s. t - i_\- "i' l.-f i--i up 'li t ijiieCi'iiiii Cti'il with lb.- it'Will aii'l iiiiprnv.;DHiit nf a_rri liluii' in il. South. Ill it: \ .? N . |. iiu'i ii- u- | liii.Ml ij'ii> 1 tiotis sbail Iintr In t.il iiitn aii\ a'blress. ess:*v or u in i im :111 ?- til tin j Club, it< 1 Lni I vi.' ii-iliii? s In iii i111 _r i in, or |i;ii -!i I n . ii 1. u-? <1 in n ^ ml in ( indivi'lu.i i i ii /. ii i u pnl/iii- i-OiriuU. or ii?'W>) .*?: \\ iimIjjimid j>r 11 < l: n I :i mio r"-ln! :iu'iii-nlluiv. all | i r.-niril :iI I | ii11<* 1 <1 ift irno > >lnnil 1 be inline 1 in - I.ii: !lii> n I. lltJLI-: \ I I ii?b-r n > i'iiciuin! ii T- , shall the i pi'i ll iii'i iiiiint < ! tin* Club i bo givcu to Lc u-l j .. j.i advn ili.n in- nt loi | any invention. pulii.'iti i, >.Meui of farm* or uth? r tailvh:? ii i.riu profit t? tin* inventor, publisher < r own-r. II?it lite l.'Iub shah ai\v:i\ /iw r?"-}? otlul attention to all surli in:ill.-rs when brought before ilu; members in a prop r ni imior; ami individual member- will iree t > expi?? their approval or disipp.-ov. 1 of the same. Ill I.K \ i!. ? tjm ?ti ii;.- t'?r debate a id topic* of cnvetvili ?.s may bo presented at each iiiv tin^. and any nmin'm r shall be al. Ijwed to expicss h:s vi- \\\- in stich a man li'T and t" >iirli .in extent i- !* ;iv bo ib. < ii. il lor tin* tin* < *!ub. 111 i.K \ ill.?t'nurte?y : ri-1 kindness tmtst prevail between members at the meetings ; ami any broach !' the same shall subject a me in her t > r< j11**iiI' from the prcrddii.? idlkvi*. ami ii pi r-isted in, to cx? pulsion by a vote of the Club. III I.K IX ?l .vi'ry tin'ti.bi'i* shall I'ccl himself bound by ail iii'm:.- in his power to try to tulvitu'c timl int. rot ol thu Club, as an otttatii/. i'iiou, and b in Ii his brother farmers, ituiivino i.lv ;.s well as collectively. lit I.K. X - ill alio s s where U iotl would he for the "iini-al c d. we will endeavor to stand together as ono man and by our Coinhin d ell u ts. help to proiiutc tlie pmeti >s atid iiut foveiii' i:t of ..nr interests as brother farmers. <? WnMKN Wllo M AN A i.K lilMNKSs.? There is a laree lunula r I wealthy tnarried W''iiien who tn iiM^e llieir own busi? ne-s Tree from conjugal restraint. i heir wealth is chiefly iiilierit- d. ami they wisely keep it in their power. I rceetitly net a hrijht*1 teed woman ia the home of a well known business tn n. In1 tii nti'im-il privately that .-in: li i i railed to in<|uire concerning ii real est a'e purchased. I learned that this woman \v ; married and had a gio\vn-up family. t it. she allowed inithcr lii-r husband imr h< i rhii Inn to in? ttrl'-ro with 1 m r budtt arrangements I am also informed that tin- class id women an- generally hotter n< uayis < f property than tin1 average of husbands. I W' il remember a statement made by a capitalist some yenrs ago. lie mentioned that he atti tided a sale of lJi'-adway property. hoping t > buy a house. His limit was I.YUOO, which he cotniih n d its Inl value, and lie said he 'wan! 1 have got it hut tin re was a foolish w.-1.1111 w 11 ? run it up to Soti tituf. and would m ver get hack In r money.' That vi ty ptoj -sty is mm worth J-'llMI.Otnf. Anoilnr l.ttsiin-ss man mad? the it mark: 'Wcinr ; are very tenaei) us of ri al estate. I know a family which had a large inheritance, hut what (HO uns got ikis imiii wa-i-.i. ail that i- left i> in tli?' ! -ii us i l t\v i sisters '? ( 'ilh iiliul.'i r. injih'ri /' ?? I I'r I irectivillo X' trr, tlif < 'hosier / /", '1>. <). I>. Mid ntlii'is ;;ii t'l unnecessary trouble to dmiv that the fanners have '.he right to orirani/.o. Nobody over said thev have not. I he (fhsrrr'i' has said, aad says now, that it is wrong to air y out class against another and we say lurthcr, that to organize tiie tanners as t aim is foi political ends is to array one i.dass against another. lint, say they, have n..-t editot? thea- | ross association, doctors thei,* medical association. and lawyers their leir assre elation ' t'ertainly they have. Hut, none of these organizations are intended or used I r politietil ends, hut tor the itnpto\enient and ad vanct tin lit ot'iho^notube rs in thcit piofes-ions. Have not the fanners thcii tlratige'/ Its object is the imprnvcuicul an 1 advaneeinent of farmers in their proles sioti. N In dy lias ever objected to thi i i range. lie farmers have a n'-jht to form :i jo Iitieal organization el Ian lers only, il tlio> want t.i ; hut wo aro satisfied il would la a jtross mistake to d 1 so, ti > matter inidei wle-so leadership it iniu'ht 1 o foi na d. Am] wo aro sati.-lioil. initial', that iho "leal ni'ss nl larnai- in S.nitli Carolina lioliovi as wo do oil litis j.tijnt 'I'o >j. 1 it up tin I>oti!'ioiatic parly on t'l.i.-.- issues ami eli-s (listinotions can t iily load to evil. ? fun// < fl'siri'i'. o ( M I i:n tii k I a i i. i < t A Mill i mi s 1'\i:ini-. ? Vouu^ jrirls arc not always I aloia1 i hi ma; I a' ovor-exeri i< 11 hi social | ploa-'iii S <m< limes tlu-ir pan nts. who are imhi'ions t see (la in mako brilliant i'uuns in tin; 'jav whii i, t ti^h tIti'lii on to oxoossis or. at least. ?1 m t restrain the ardors ol pleasure i iii-nit-. Tlio o >ii.-oijuoiioo is that \- na < . i - ii - 11 noiil i v ?-x!nu>f t la ir fresh lif-s iii :i >i11i< n. they I mti.ee..! i . the \i\nc?i\ : 11 i enthusiiMti <t V -1:It. . i I i i:11 l i h 1 ami <li-].iritul l i f re tin v "'it "i their Wot- - ii1 they inflict pr mi'tact inj ir\ in., it h- cxh ?n-ii??ns oi i x ,< tin n( .mi I iti'.'Ui ten cause sleeps |i>>;ir.-> :ui 1 il." reaiix il-sc *1 ehinial or i !. r 111. i i- I'li" 1 up ; i ! i| ii iff I lie nerve* Alp in .!.- -"il.itivi-. nil excitements wear .nit die to rve.? rapid A. ami prepare the victim I- r neuralgia, headaches, ?i \ s pepsia, a lei 111.11 \ i i|i i inalole s "i that hiiiil. \ ei \ often. v. i i ei i t \ lino <_'iil is smitten wiih iiiiie.*- ' i llii- - 'i. tii" I iinii\ speaks ..I .1 as t 'visiiatii ii i providence," when tlie\ ouuhf to.?|ial\ l it as j.aieiital nils inanatraiiK tit, ? Hn/dni'-n I /? < <" > . A "ei.t! ii :n w ho> j h).-ici iti prescribed absolute |n11 ami i\>t iris secure! a f-itua t'pitl Willi I Ill-Tell lilt who 'i n? le t advertise THE AGRICULTURAL MOSES. I To /.'c /: ititor of to* A" trt mil donrifx t I ?I am a fanner but am ? o<*i?!e?l!y opposed | to Mr Tillman's m ivomeu; t >wir<ls organi/.iri:; farmer-. as n class, t > carry any pubi c measure, and I know tin: so f>rn*t?y scc| tiou of South Carolina is cotitvru'd it is not looking for an .icrieuitur .1 Mmcs to lead us into that I'rcniiso Land. We know very Well that the Stale i.< eminently an i agricultural community, :.n I we know ! e<|Ually well that the L- ji-! iture of lint St to is coup iscd very largely of Ihruu rs. | and we aro u >t aware that we have any ! just reason to c unpluin either !' the laws or their administration. TIhtc is souic difference of opini-m (.n the i|Mcstion of free tuition in the I "diversity. but 1 know of no one who sympathises with the comletnnation of the whole concern. The institution is popuijr with ns and has ju->t about as much agriculture attached to it as we think is necessary for ' a college e'ass to take in. We want our . sons educated in all that goes to enlarge t and strengthen the mind without any regard i to vital special business they are to follow. 1 1 have as-Led several intelligent farmers if ^ they want to send their sons t ? an agrieuls tural college, and they all say : 'No ; wc think if you will educate a b >y as it is gt n_ eraliy done in the schools and colleges that we can very easily teach him the business of growing crops if he is disposed to learn.' The fact that a majority of the educated young men incline toother professions than agriculture, we think, is due to the fact that they suppose fame is more easily attained in other professions and not to the fact that they lack capacity for agricnltu* i ral pursuits. We know lirst-vl i-s fanners who have boon educated in the different [ colleges of the State, and 11 > y like their [ business. What farmers want most i> more , general information such as men acquire by reading ami study. If an agricultural college would inspire us to rcrd and think more it would certainly be a good tiling but wo fail to see how it would do so :?nv more than a general education in all the seiI CltCeS. What we want in my country i- an agri cultural experiment station where impop ( taut problems shall lie solved fr the information of the whole community. We want all the motiev raised dy the privilege tax on guano for the support of the agricultural bureau to be expended by the bureau in conducting such experiments as cannot be safely engaged in by farmers themselves, for instance, if the State bad an experimental farm, the question of tobacco crowing could be seItlcd once for ali and save perhaps large loss to farmer'" who arc tempted to try the experiment for themselves. I regard with more interest t! o reports of agricultural experiments than all other agricultural writings combined, auit I rcinrd reports of agricultural experiment stat.ous. such as Ohio and New York have, ast-.noro important than reports of private e. peri incuts. because individual cxpciimcnts ar. more liable to jump at conclusions. It the State will pay the expense of collcc ti 11!^ the phosphate royalty out of the royalty | | it.-eif, ami allw the agricultural bureau to ! spi ml all the special fuml raised bv the j privilege tax cn guano entirely iti the iuj terest of the class which pays the tax. wc j have one of the flu -st and most useful experiment stations in the I'nited States We will be satisfied when litis arrangement is made. W e think it can be made through our representatives already in the I egisluture without any organization on our pirt a11 1 without a general remodeling uf the whole governmental machinery. d. \V. Ukasi.k v. Lydii, Ihirlington tS. Feb. la. ' ^ i f \ or w.vnt I \ ' ' / j] The most popular J J and satisfactory for./ ' set 10 r e g a r d s ' I v Health, ('outfort \ ' ,VW; s'i JL and Ideirance of ' ? Madam Foy's ' Improved .CORSET and Vr V SkirtS uppor' "' -' > a tpr ' # Lis particularly it adapted to theprcsoiit -i \ le of dre-s and lias the endorsement of . eminent Physician*. For tuile hv F(?STi:i: \ W 11.KIN'S, Pnion, S. C W.LDOUGLAS'Jhw^f i $3.00.4# SHOE,^ P"l > M . 151 II. Ji:. \ (?. :it c ?-nlo 3ij??-nI~ lor llilMC iii I ni'iii I'ouniy. ( ill hi 1 c\'iiiiinn llioiii. Tliry :irc (lie i-liivipc-i Slim' i'vi r nUVrc 1 in ihi* mm ki'l S. M RICE, JR., & CO. N I I. i-t I nion. i Grand Republic, (JKiAUlU >s. I fill 1 OUR TRADE MARK, I .1: A 1: ; I < 'K I'.S \ < '?. JOHN R - i>I<:A I?I i'or _^Vli I^in WAGONS AN: 1 ?tu still selling iln- celebrated TKN IWCON and the (OUMHl'S MTiG lit 1(1 IKS. I have just icceived A NKW Id >T OK l'?r(i(;iK villi ami without t"| and >i?n* nice I'atuih 11ri11Wagons. Ac.. which I will sell CHE [J ASH 1 fail sell a lliiggy fur upw very Wagon and I ?uggv i sell I lullv w very respect. I a!- ? keep Single and l> vill sell as cheap as ym can huy in New Yor fall and examine ! i y niseives and get pi I'iggy and Wagon i* p t -ry is on Main str< Of 10 II Iy FOR HARD TIMES! THE UNiON TIMES au?l DcmoresVs 1li,i s ri:.\ ri d> n MONTI if/y H NI AZINlJ With Twche Cut raper Patterns of Your Own Solortion ami of Ail) Size. ISO I'll rilO.K l l IO\S 1 VI. VK ? I'll- ? Sil. "?<>. DEMOREST'S BEST I OF ALL T1IF. MAGAZINES. (' it!.lining Mi.vii--. l*t.> i.i- ? :i.i itlior Literalv : 11r:n tviiiliinin^r A?Ii-:i?-. S-ioniitio :i?: I ILill-oImM li.:t11?*l?. 11!Il^l 1*:<(*.* I \\ilil O; ;._in:il .*-: ? ! Lnjrraxill;;-. I'lHiio^iavuriw. < iI 1 *i ni c- ami lino V. louts. Ilia a ill'.' il llto M I? ! Mnpi.'iiu' t?l" A;ni" ANV I'ATTKllN illu-trato'l in thai tnunl-i r, am! in ANY sizi:. l? KM I III KST'S MONTHLY i- Ju-tlv entitle! lite W..I-M s M...!. ! .M.i.' i/itie llio l.arirr-t in Fnnii. tin- l.arjro-l in I 'iiTiilat i**n. ami lite I a?I TWO Dollar Magazine i ? nci|. In-i; will lie lite Tv.onttv->eeuii"l vear it- |>i11>iit-;:ti > : it i- ruiiti1111a 11y iti?|iv?*ilii<iil<, iiml i'?|ii:il i i nnv Ma;ru/.iiir. |i ? :11.?iu- 7- naif-, l.i?|H:iri". ^Jsll' iiH'ln*-. 'oyaiitly I'liutc'l ami fully illusiraii-l. l*ul?ii-!i?->i t>y \V. miinyiL>einui-vsi. New V'uk, { Ami liy Sinri.il Airrccitu'itl Conniiiiril willt THE UNION TIMES, AT S0.5O PKIi YEAR. REMOVAL. | T. II. MAN SON j !i,i- ivuiMVf.l i.i(xROGERY STORE 'I'ii' iIh- luiiMiiijr i'.hiihhly I I>y W. li. i i.i \ i?. wlit'iu If ki'i'|<? :i!\v.iy?- on liaii'l GROCERIES CONFECTIONERIES, CANNED GOODS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, COUNTRY BRODI CK. | Aiul, in fact, cviTytliiii^ kaja in a lirsi clasv ^ (Iroccry Sii-ri', k lTTTrtTTri ^n'incnil? 1 r."*01 <1 Loin AlWdjfu u"'! M"1 'h* undersold. Nov 'J 7 17 ' in | <- r.\s. ( i**** <; s ,\s <a xs \\i> imstoi.s. M,-. .1.1.. ii i: ni-i,.. i.. ii f 1*111 i Tl --I ill ill-wlln Ill- ill \* .a III --I :l -ruiiil N?i. I Slinl I ii)|| it li<- !i:i > li"U hi ^ * . I -i - -\ ri i' 11 i - - I'.. . ! i I.. ( !< . in fi?-in i - - I", iii I i!i it I ii M i-l -li-i :ili \ | i ii- 11 i!. i- i ;:ii i n 11-?- ]/ *? priri- on -1 . Mn//It- I.- i-|i-r? iVnin 'I * i;|-\\;ir I- . i.< I In- h-iiiM - i!l i i' il ti-litiiiti I-- i M 11//'i I. -.i I i uiili nilnl W : 1111111 .|it\. III.Ill r r.-|| !m-l\ .. Ill- 1.11*1 11iii i?i?i I-.nr. N-. I! .i*i- ili it iii- i? j I fit-i'iiij* .ii -1111 % -*l.; -ii ^ 1 f A l ull l ine ol" I'Mol*. "* Sl .III .- ! I - ! . I i -: S111 11? I ill 'A 11 -1 . I'- 1- . - '. V\ i i III i I- ? ? .... .1 v "I mi ,?l iii M n ii i-?wi -i |.i; > . 11 iiii1>!?* i-i -1i--iv j; 11 ii -. w ) 11 -1 lii-r \-ill will |.. l-in i-r ii->i. <ii\i- liim i nil il v-iii u mi ri ---I -nil i l:i .i! sv i:> sv.if) Enislic Nicholson, Ag't. \Vi- :i 1Jv r?-< 0111 men 1 tin* 1 >r:i I i-II ir<> \ iu:iiiv < l" votirlu-kiincr*. A I.I.I \ M I M.I I*.. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Oct -I I- m ,ODGER, ioi? i;\~ 5. Wagons, Buggies, gfPlK Harness | Rggsv /.'/>'//"! I'I) Farming Implements. Ltis* oi" 31 st<?iti ia?* s* v. I) BUGGIES. ar?Is, and The Columbus lltijrgy Co s arm lit in WARRANTED BUGGIES, ouble I?iiuj^y and Wagon llarue.-s winch I k or Baltimore. ices on the <|uality of goods I sell. My ef, onpositc the Depot. JOHN RODGER. ? TI 11: ? \]^m T1ME.S J O 0 Cutting OFFICE. o?c^; My Elegant New JOB PRESS has arrived, and is now in complete working order. 1 have id so received a large assortment of doh Typo, borders. Ornaments and other materials of the Latest Styles, and am now prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing*. IX THE r.KsT STVI.E01* WOHKMAXSIIIl'. K 'V Till? fllAHinvn -\ i i iih i I\J u I I .NUIH V.m AND 11?(>N Tin: i;KST STOCK. ?C MY PRICES CShall: bo as low as those of Spartanburg, Columbia, Charleston or Atlanta, and 1 am determined to give AS (HiHi WORK. MR. L. H. BOSSE, an excellent gentleman, and a competent workman of many years experience, lias charge ol my Printing OHioo. and will superintend all .Iol? Work done in tlie olliee. lie is also authorized to eontraet lor .lob Work. R. M. STOKLS. E. W. TOSLEY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELEIt, m ain STisr.irr, i ni<?n, s. c. ~i-i r\< 11 -> \m> i i .i.\?i.- a <im i lai.rv.* fecial orders solicited at any tims nm 11 m: <;<>/./> jj i rrii/-:s, />/.imox/> A'/.v/x, /7.yn. / i it in:<>/ >, irrc. best goods. lowest prices. April 1<? I ! '.Mr. Emslic Nicholson, Ag't. 1 nin sure llie ('orLin I?i~U llnrrow will ?l . I In- vvi.rk in one <l:iy wiili one Inn I nil I two f?ooi| in it cm i hut <j.\ hni I- ri it I six mules run! I "lo r iili ordinary plows. T. !.. HAM IIS. \ Inn' jrrnnle I. !. I i! not moi.?f:ii!oiy tli money will l-e rel'un I I Met : I ' l.|,| I ! ATLANTIC COAST LINE, ' ASbKHGi RlitrAIvrMkNT. ' . .'1)1it '//' I V ( ' . J'tj. ill.-'. 1 .S.'tj. I " FAST LINK Chuilotion and Columbia anil' l'l>piT youth Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. noiMi MUM; i:ast. TO-MA M. r.v. ..? :r!s: II..Ar. 0.10 I'. M. k4-:? * " " ..(.utiiv, ... * 7.1"? 0.11 i " " ..Siimivr. ... jo. 12 lo. lo ,\r. ..<" ?! 11 ml.i.n, * ... l.v.'.j.27 ? i!.0- 1'. Jl. ' [..W'iniub'o, ...' " i;i.4H " t. 1 ? " " ..('lie.-tcr, ... j'2.42 ? 00'. " ..Yorkvillo, 11.4.*, A.M. 7 01 ' ' ..t.nnca>l'i\. ... 17.00 A.M. 1. ">'? ' ' ..litu !; Hill ... ]..jr, I'.M, l.O'i " ..Cliai'loMeX.(,'... 12..jo ' 12.-IS P. M. Ar. ...New b'ry.S. C... Lv. G.02 p.M - I- " " ..(.rci-iiw'M ... J2.il 44 "?.;I?? " " '..Laurens, ... i StoA.M. i.17 " ' Anderson ... 10.21! " 7 ? 44 :..llrconv'lo ;4 ... 44 1 |."? 44 ti.GG 44 j 44 ..Wullialla, 44 .... 44 ; ,s.: 0 ?. l.GO 44 44 ..Abbeville44 ... 44 'lO. I.'i 10 44 1 44 ..Spurt'b'g 44 ... 44 J1 1 .07 44 44 ; 44 ;H'lnls'viUcX.l'.: 44 J 7.00 A.M. Soli 1 Trains In.41 woetit linriot011 & Coiniul>ia, S.C ninl Columbia ami llemlersonvillo. Special Parlor Cm s attached to this train lies tweon Chariest, n ami Columbia. No extra charge for seal in tln-sc cars to passengers holding First Cities tickets. J. F. 1HVINi:, T. 31. K3I1KS0N, (ien 1 Sup t. tieu'l l'ass. Agent COLUMBIA AND GIIEENV1LL.S 11AILROAD, PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Coi.t .MuiA, S. Nov. 1.7, 1SS7. ii1^ 4r>' "a : 'Jtxic ' ' p*4'""?? ^ Ou ami alter Nov. 17. 1 Ss7,Passenger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon tliis llond and its branehes. I'.'.il.Y, tNCP.PT SUNDAYS. No. : If I'AsSliNtiJlK. Leave S. C. .iunction HL20 a 111 Leave Columbia t< li 1': In. I", a 111 Leave Alston I I.-J7 p ta Leave Newberry 12.-1* pin Leave Ninety-Six I1 2.CG p 111 Leave 11 edges G.<>7 p in Leave Helton *1.11 pin Arrive at Greenville 6.Go p 111 No. 1'iio N P.v-oGN't.LIL Leave Oreenviile tit 17 a m Leave Helton II am Leave Hodges 12.17 p 111 Leave Ninety-Six H 1.1" p m Leave Newberry G t?2 p in Leave Alston -l.0-? j> to Arrive at ColutnLia 0.17 j m SPARTAN El'KG, CNlttN.N CoLl'.M HI A 11.11 No. IT4 P.xssi.nokk. Leaves Alston, 1 1 .70 p m St rot her* 12 G,7 p in Sheltoii 1 OS p in SalilllC 1 " <> |i in Cnioii M 2 g7 p m .Joiiesviile G G1 p 111 Arrive at Spartanburg K 1 -10 i' iu N'o..'.^ DOWN I'assuxoi K. Leave Spa. tali! nrg. P. A I>. I >. got ... " a in >|?;U l.llll'ill'I . v < . I! ->4? ;i lit J mii'svillir 11! I p in Tl.ioli 11 1 Con. SaillliC 1 J- iii SlielloM li :',S 1' iii St rot hers 0 O'J j> m Arrives :it Al.-ton ' > bo p in l.AUiir.Ns hailkoau. Leave Helena d.d-l p in Arrive .at I'iinton p i.i Leave * liition "i.-l> p in Arrive ai Laurens ' !! 0.00 p in Leave Laurens II s.00 a 111 Arrive ai i'iinton s.'iO a in Leave Clinton '.'.00 a m Arrive at Helena 11.00 a in AlU'.llVILLi: nilANt'll. Lc ve d.00 p in Arrive at AiiLeviHe I.ou pin Leave Ald>eville IO. |."? a ru Arrive at I lodges 11.-l i a in i;i.i i: itiin.r. I:MI.KOAI> am. ani>i:i:.-ON hi:ami Leave Helton I. ! "> p m Leave Audi is-ill -LIT p m Leave Pendleton <*> - "? p m Leave Seneca ii.HO p in Arrive at Wailialla 00 p in Leave Wallialia S.OO a in Leave ?' ne. a S.AO a in Leave I'ciullct .it . .<'!> a in Leave Anderson in.'.'J a in Arrive at Helti n 111.">7 a m ONM:?'I IU.NS. ( lose t'.'iii.t el ion i- in.'a made :>I Seneca v.iili II. l>. It. I: for Atlanta an 1 Ley mid. A. M itli iLe Sotnli Carolina Hailroad from t liarlesti it. Willi Wiliiiiiicilon, Cnlumhia ami Augusta liailmail from \\ ilmiii'tton u?l ali points North i hereof. Willi Clin-!i.;i . i (.'-iiiil ! | ami Augusta Ilailro.-ul 1 r<ill) Charlotte ami all points North (hereof It wall A.-he\i I It* :i n?l > | ;u i aiiliiir<r llailraad for x >iiii~ in We-teni North I arolina. ('. \\ ah A. ami f. I?iv , II. ami L?. Ii. I!., from all points Soulh ami We.-t. 1). t\ itIi A. ami < . I?iv., II. ami 1*. II. 11. from Atlanta an I eyoml E. W ith A . ;iml t . 1 ?iv., 11. ami I*. 11. 11. from all points South ami West. I'. \\ ith South Carolina llailioa<l fi i ( liar lesion. V. itii V. iltniii :(oii. Columbia ami Attjiusla Ilai'iroai J'. i* \\ i I in i >i ^ t n ami I lit* North. W it!. Charlotte. Coiiiinhia ami Aup'ti-ta Hail rotul for ( hnrloilc ami the North, j (? Willi Aslu 'villi- ami S part anion;.: llailroail from II emiei.-oii viiie. I! W nil A. ami C. hiv., II. an 1 l>. II. It from Charlolli' ami hc.votnl. Hasiem M.imlai i Time. (1. II. TA I.Ct' I T, Stipcrinlt tulatil. I>. C\rnwi.i i, A.?st (.irtn ral I'a. m ii;:i rApt. April I'. 12 if. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., IV/" // A /. I I A' b (' n r A S /.' /, I. " /.' to. .? i,;im iiitiiKC. s iiion. ."t. < . C* ^ i i l'1 " ' iff ill . i:iU' :i li i Frilcinl I 'hiii M Emslic Nicholson, Ag't. i In* ? ?? > in li ;rro\v i> n 1 i|>lc l l-i ii.< re kiii'N fi xv ,i!; 1I11.1 iiny oilirr Inrro'.r in u?e, WouM likr In M-f it <rcni'i'iillv n i l. ' J. i:. mi.\'i 1:1;. Try One mul ho Convinced.

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