C'lmrch 1 Mrectoiyy.
Methodist < 'liurcli) lH>Kalh street? I{ -v
H T TTarper, Paster?Sendees at Mil A .M j
a.1.1 71 M.oii Sunday : Prayer Meeting Wed
ueiday at I P. M.
Pre?hylerian Plumb, MeKalb street ?
Rev. 3. II. May, Parlor Seniofcs at ltM
A. M. and 5 P. M. on Sunday; Prayer
Meeting on W\ due: day at. ."> P. M.
~ ' ,|,f|j"ii | '.'.vunr i,t' l.villelnn I
r.i-r ? iii'ai. ? ii? in 11. . ..
ui.J Laurens streets, Rev. B. P. I). Perry,
Sunday services at 11 o'clock A. M. and 5J
I*. M On Wednesday evening at 8}
o'clock and Friday morning at 10 A M.
M EETINGS.
Wateree Division No, 9, S, of T.
* ?
A Attend the Regular Meeting, j
ofyour Division at Tanprrunce !
JfnU on MONDAY evening!
next, at 7* o'clock.
By order <d the W. P.
J L. BRASINiilTOX, R. 3. .
LOCAL SEWS.
P06T office.?Until further notice the
'M * ilniMnrr flip I
Post Uffice Will ne open uauj viui....
week froui S a. m. to J 2 in., and from 3 p
hi. to 7 p. in. (Mi Sunday froui 9 to 10 a
in. The mails close daily at 7 p. ui.
PRESS FOR SALE
Wo will sell, or exchange on favorable
terms, for a Washington hand-press, No. 4.
an Improved Pair Haven power press, complete
and in good order, and nearly new.
The Small Pox.?There have been two
eases of Small Pox and three of Varioloid
in Camden since its appearance here about
two months ago. All the cases have recov nnvahwin".
and amide r-recau
vrcxi aiw ?V,*. ? ... - ? .? 7
lions are taken to prevent its spread.
We observe that our Lancaster friends are
warned of the danger of the contagion here
by the yand wo desire to inform all
visitor-: (hat thej* would have to put themsclve*
to considerable trouble to get to it in
this town if they were -here for the purpose.
The .street is barricaded and a sentinel kept
on post d*y apd night to prevent the contact.
We hope vcrv soon to chronicle its disappearance
entirely.
In continuation of this view, we refer to
the following report of.l)r.?D. L. IVSaussuro.
the physician in charge, with which he
has kindly favored us:
tiEN. J. 15. KF.RSHAW.
lh,4, .Sir: in compliance with your reijuesl,
f append a statement of the cases of
Final I p i<a and varioloid that have occurred
in t'aniden. Three cases of the former, and
two of the latter.
The fir t ease did not come under my supervision
-the other four did?there was no
particular merit in any of these eases, running
the oidiuury course of this disease.?
' 1 .. A...A.1
Two cases have been aiscnar^cu u.-> uucu
Those remaining are convalescent.
There have elapsed almost three week:;
(within two da\>> since any now case, and
we are led < h>.p? (hi: is the la:tof (his
loathsome (11.ca. e. It i. a:iiin'd not safe to
allow the affected either inj'ress or egress
under .fix Wcel.j This ha*} bf?'ti strictly ad*
* ^ H L - ertth/.fiiiVfl {?n tiriAi'nlilK'' i
lifTl'U TO.' I ni' nnvu iiuuiuiuk n i
with the Medical Society, have adopted the
latest measures U> suppress it.- spread.
Thus isolated and sufficiently quarantine^
it an uniiroquented part the town, there
can he no p?., -ihle danger of p. i .m vi-iting
V'a tilde it engendering the disc a o.
Yours, lie pecifully.
i?. L DrfAUStfriiti. I
('umdili, \u?' L'O. I
Mr. Jamison's Allow,.?Wo call ;?tton J
11'>11 to the advertisement of Mr J. \V .l.uni- ,
son's ehool eomtner.ee ?>ii Monday, the |
liJNh -f September next, ami to his rates of !
tuition, which are very reasonable, and de- j
;i; n<d to he within the reach of nearly eve* i
ry one. Mr .hmi on, we brlh ve. truvc en-!
tno .->ati tji ti-iii t.? all hi * patrons last session* !
and we silicon ly hope he may receive during |
the next, th.l large inorea'-e which is justly
iiue alike to hi hi -h tpialiiications and hi
low rates.
TlIB ('ATKHPILLtK.?Wo are informed
that this deadly enemy of the Cotton crop i
in rea-hii.^ rapidly. The second crop has
made its appeal anee, and many plantations
"... rl.iu neii'hhorhood WC. l of the W aterce
iii mi -?n -i
.-lift*fin" its ravage?, ttn Mr. .I??r<lin'
i l ! , the J'aris (ireeii lia.-* f ri I ivifh
%
apparent success, ami Capf. T. It. Clarke
ami are preparing to u*c it. The pr<?- I
s i^very tedious, hut seems to bo cfFeo
five.
'i .iu i ?11 v l i, I'm .iiu'?The Waterco
i :il>>>iit level with its banks, and a licshet i
i iniiiiiiieol Sii mill this disaster follow |
I i iuva i'?ii ?! i !i?' eat?i pillar. our river |>!an
t i will indeed, sutler irreparable loss.
'I'i.i 'I i Mi Ki: \mk \i?v?u*vrF?We are j
informed that thi> paper has been sold to
I mi. in (Vlumhia. and will henceforward
be issued al that place.
Tkmpehanoe Meeti.nu.? On Fiitlay last |
a nuuilu-r of ili.? member* <.i W'.itere I>ivis- j
ion. No. 0. .'Jon of Temperance, by i 11 vitaattriulcd
a public meetiim ol' l'iuetiec
and I , ik)i wood I division0, at I'inetieechuivh.
i 1 ? ?a . * . 0f
i ncre was a large auemnuiic i>i m?; ...........
of the neighborhood present. o.-itpcinlly of c
the ladies, who manitested a great deal of P
interest in the cause. The members of the
order turned out in force. The meeting
was called to order h\ If G. W. 1*. ItethuneAfter
pjrayer by the lie v. .1. K. ] lodgers'
the audience was addressed by Messrs I
J. W. Mo-Curry, J. T. Ilay and A. Yi. Ken- j J
nedy. The speakers engaged the attention 1 ?
of the audience uninterruptedly for nearly '
two hours; after which, all partook of a sumptuous
dinner for which the place is proverbial,
with the limpid stream of water near by
to quench the thirst, producing no unpleasant
sensation. After a short intermission,
we met in the Church, where the officers of
Fine tree Division were installed by G. W.
P. A. M. Kennedy, I>r A. A. Moore acting
ae (C ('. The Division retired to their Hall,
where ten ladies and one gentleman were i
added to their number. All present were !
delighted with the entertainment of the day. j
and felt it was good to he there, whore peace.'
concord and good will reigned. 'J hat pan ;
of Kershaw county shows the blessings of 1
industry, temperance aud religion. Would '
that tlie same could be said of every portion '
of it. Feuds would not Tto known, and pros- i
polity cover our borders.
Insurance.?Our friend, (.'apt. Clyburn,
is maintaing his reputation as a prompt and
popular Insurance Agent, as will be seen by
tiie communications which we publish below
:?
To Cai-t. W. CliBCKN, General Insurance
Agent, at t'auiden S, 0.
Dear Sir.?It affords me great pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt of one thousand dollars,
the same being the full amount for which my
Granary, in the County ot Kershaw, was injured ^
in your Company,
Your's, Respectfully,
ADAM TEAM.
To Capt. W. Ciybubn, General Insurance
Agent, at Camden S. C.
Dour Sir.?I take plea' tire in acknowledging I
to you the receipt of s even hundred dollars, the J
" * .... .. I,:.,I, Hnil.limr in the Town "
I llll UUIUIUII IUI nuivu uy c
of Camden, was insured in your Company, f(
Respectfully, Your's c
R. V. THOMAS.
. patronize HoMF. KnTKHPRIZF..? Mr. P
P. Toalo,who3e advertisement appears in auo
lher column, lias brought to a high state of
perfection the largest and most complete
Manufactory of Poors, Sashes and Blinds iu
the Southern States. His warranted work,
untiring energy, personalapp ieation to business
and liberal advertising, have placed bis |
enterprise among the first in the South, thus
giving to bis many customers work, and
prices that defy competition. Price listsenf
free ou application.
The hot and rainy weather is testing all
exposed wood work, especially the doors in
our Stores ami Pwellings. To prevent allshrinkage,
and enable them to warrant all
work sold by them, Messrs. I. H. Hall & Co.,
at a great expense, have erected, in cornice
(ion with their Door Factory, a modern dry-1
ini? room, in which all Doors are placed till I
fully drycl, before glueing. wedging and i
pinning; this precess adds one third to the :
durability of the Doors. Send for price,
list of Doors, Sashes Blinds, While I'ine.
Walnut and foncy Lumber. Agents for r
A: bestos' Hoofing Felt, used extensively all
over the-country for its cheapness and dnrahillity.
For Lost) of Appetite, Dyspepsia. l?<lige?ii.>11,
Ui'i'iv? ion of Spirit > i': General Debility,
in lln-ir v iiioii^ form . Fkhiiu INiosmioratki)
I! lim it >1 I'm ,m iiiad;*by t'a n-. r 1.1, II azarh
,\ Co., New Voi k.aiel sold by all druggists, ia
tin* ht?t toaie. \ a i imuli-iit ionic for patients
recovering from fever <>r i. knc-;\ it ha.i no
equal. It i tkrn during the en-uii it prevent"
fever and ague and oilier ii%*riuillenl fever*;.
Soi in Cm'.wi.ina Loan ami Tm sr Domcax', .
t'll uti.i:-ion, S. (\?We would e.ill i tie special
ollenlion id our renders in ilie ndvertircmeiir of
the above Company ill another column. It ntt'eis '
iuiluceiiieiits and security lor the iiiv.- lniciil of '
savings such as are rarely to be met with. In-'
iutci on deposits .at six per cent., compound
uuarlcrlv. i in itself a liand-oiio- returned, ubile j
I In* J.ji.. ilor i-< ahlc to ro I rati tir.I I In) I lie i-, j
i mil.iii)f all- .lately nn li k at all. For in aiMi- I
li.tii in iIn- I.i? i iliut the l?im-ti>i." ami Tru- toi-a
meuuioiiff tlie liio^t pi'iiiiiin-iit ami ti tisl wiivlliy |
I.ii im nu ll at t li..i Ii-Ihii. I In* wlMili-aiiiannl i l
tin- l.aukju;'capital, a ?z: 5 i a uriiy
f..i- til >l< ) <. .(- infln- Xaviiij.-i Itfjiartuii'iit.
SARATOGA APth'IFNT i in tin- im i
i ' ? ?? 1
pmnuEK ii 'ill.- iratni'j Mnn-r.il Spring W.ni'i Hint j
ii-i-.l for tin-naiui* i>iii |??spm. ('nni|>R( t*aii.l t'oiialil ' '
l'r<-|>ar?-<l only l*y Uico. II. I'I-ma sus.sjrnW'.iSiiriinr., |
N. Y. HoMli> Iiiiikvimm : * I'm IT. Sill. j
SOMETHING NEW.
\N il.-fant \liiiiin i.ii-'.. miii., liuMin^ -I '
t'uli aifc<| . ir?l . I.'.ini'l in lull j-ih enter
I.IlT rliM til ill'' I'llV ] ! i. tif 'J i rlit *, Mlilulll'for
iIn- |i'" k?-l in- t'i'iit n* i iI'lr. (l)<|i i- a sttm]*i?*
sent Iiy iiiail. |mi-I jiai I mi i i-i-i-ijit uT i-.-iii-. ! !
I'm-ill) t'i-nlJ. nr ti f ur >1. Ail-Ire*.*. i
I'.llil'.OW iin..ri. M l j i
/>/>' \i." itts Wniil)*)!. < <i| I'.iii.k-. 1
I'icl illl'i'.x fu-nt. i
June ll'-u'J. i
All iiei'poiifi l?:?vin<l<*wtfin?l- :i>n-1 I lie j
j into of Mr-. June Klale of Kit.-Iiiuv. tic I
.'. i.iil, tvill pit -ent flu* s'liiie ncponliri)/ to luw. I
in I ilit. ! ilelih I w ill make |>.iv111 I I to
in TllflS \\ I'KH'K, Kr'or.
| I-. I
Board Reduced to $3 Per Day.
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
COLUMBIA. S. 0.
PHE proprietor of this well known first class
Hotel would t-erpeeiiully inform his many'
riends ami tin* traveling public generally, that
lehns this tiny minced his rates of Board from
II per day to per day, ami at the same time
dodges himself to spare no pains in the managelent
of the house to sustain its reputation nr. n
rut class Hotel in every resppot
WM. (10RMAN, Proprietor,
July .31, tit.
??? tv .aj
7* y in .y:ii rrai i?.\i : ngems niiux-. ...
Jj ?} ellipses of working people, of either sex,
oung or old, make more money at work for us
11 their snare moments, or all the lime, than at
uy thimy else. Partieuln.s free. Address G
IT1NTOX & TO., Portland, Maine.
September Ml. 12m.
/ BailtMHtr&w a.id Supplies,}.^Sift, ^
y. BriektUjIftweli foil, fo 'uslv:, I', re I';.n&S|
A 0??,V XTtfUa i/tn//.# Mnfir \nd f)nin*M
uuriru/c.i ,?g/vu ???. ^
1 Tiling, I Vhift Piitc,]i '> InntRxQ Zmler,- k
Cabinet Maker J/me Haodt&c. X
2 All Work WaniMtii. I
LOWEST PRICES]
Send for Price L iat. J
31. H. MALL & CO.fi ;
2 ihnti/jrturrr* & fluff/. s
2J 4,0. 8,10. Marhct Street. ?
223,285, Hue [V
QUAflLCZrON, 6 . 0, j}
Phis Cut entered according to Act of Congress
in the ye?rjl878, by I. II. Hael & Co., in the
office of the Librarian of Congress at
Washington.
May 10. Hint.
NOTICE. j
[" [AVINO purchase i the entire slot k ?>t m< r- i '
[J chandise of Messr - .1. I. Middleton A Co., [
a Camden, we hare this day formed a co-part- 1
ership under the firm iruneof Phelps & Killings, 1
?r the purpose of condueturg a general Merhandise
and Commission business.
II A. PIlEll'S.
M. A. BII.LIN'CF,
A. DeSAUSSl UK.
Camden, June I, 187 i. [June i if.
DON'T FAIL J
*
TO CALL A'I THK
I
[Iheap Cash Store
or
D. W. JORDAN, Agt. |
First-rate (Quality
T?IO COFFEE,
25 oents per pound?4 lbs. for 81.
| 1
Fine <rr.'ul''s of
FAMILY FLOUR,
choici:
T-^J C=!?T*T \-T77C3
Hie besrt in tlie market. A complete assortment
of
FRESH CRACKEUS,
SUGAR JUMBLES,
SUGAR NIC XACS,
GINGER SNARS,
LEMON CRACKERS,
PURE KEROSENE OIT,,
Always 011 hand, at lOroul* pcri-alloti.
\ choice line of the (IIMM ill! 1 MS usually j
kepi iii a
First Class Grocery Store, j
State of South Carolina,
?OI XTY Ol' li I.KSH t
Court of Oommon PI pas.
['Ol'V ? I'MMONS l uK HEI.IIT?rftMi'I AI.Vi' I
M/vn . i d t'l'h i
J AM KM CHKMNliT. Uxor., I'l. \intlfk.
A ' kin I
I IkiIii.i k. il rile. Mi'ri'ii.i li In:' wife, It.
I'. 'J'jis I. r, Amelia Tnyhu\ lii v\ I'.ii| imin
II tilt1. Tliniiiit < IftiHi1. .I.tiur-i ll iilc, I. n> i in iI
liilc, \\ i II li in II Ml.-, M i ly II 1.1 \\ ill. 1 II til. .
'Iini'lis lllile.tirniyc IFaile, Syiln.y 11 :i i I I'vall*
lluili'. ' ami llaile, Tl.i.ni'ix CI...mil. \li \iirij
'lie-nut, William I'lii iinil, Th. iii i" I In* inn, jr., j
Iolili i'ln-nnl hihI Kill li (llii'Miiil, .Iiiiiii'.m ('lies- j
nut. .Innie* <'In sunt, jr., Amclii t'liesnui. ami I
luliii Cli'iiiiit. jr. Nellie Ha l. ml .IuIiii |
lluili*. ^ .1 v II I' iii lllll. \ ll?*r. Ilnvnl li
V\: 11 i>iiii- I.ilili MurlSnr, A "m "lire, 1 'Imr- I
U'li li. I i\ lor. I'i I.-in 1 .nit**.
tin ill.m i noun i I bi t, iii/ilni . in tin - iirtmu |
Vimi are hereby Miniinmicil mi l iii|uirei| in an- j
uir I lie e.unpluint ill this iirtinii, wliirli Ingetli- .
i*r willi tlii* HiiiiintiiiiH, was filial a I 4 'atti'l ti. S.
I'., mi the 1?i 11 ay nt*.I iilv, IhT'h in tin* nflioe < |
I hi' I'll rk nt tin* 1 niii I i.l 1 'inn in 11 I'leas f"i* tin*
naiil Oiiimiy. llli'l In serve a ?*np\ .1 yi.m answer
mi tin- mhsorihers at lliwir nflin nil llrnail street
in t'ain Irii, S I'., w i I li i li twenty il.iys after tin*
service nt' this siiiiiinnii" nfi you. xclu-ive nf tin*
lay nf service.
If y.hi fail In answer this e<itii|.l.iiut w il li i n t lie
linn* nfnresaiil, the plaintiff will apply in the
f'oiirl for the relief ilemaiiileil in the complaint,
bat ml July 1. 1H7U.
SHANNON fi I.INMNti.
I'luiiitiffs \liornry
July In !.
%
Now Advertisements
WORKING CLASS WRS.JKffi
Respertulile emplot meiit id hon.i, ,im or evening; no
capital required; lull inatiuctininuiid valuable package
ol good* sent free i>> mail. Addrc.''* with six font return
stamp, At. i?>I NO CO., I . : :?< oust mn st., N. Y.
35tll Thousand in Press, Sales Increasing.
2,(Ml more T,ivi: AoKvra IYastkkd for our
Livingstone 28 Years in Africa,
over <i(io page", only Look out for inferior
works. Sen'l ior circular mi'l proof of flu
</initr*t xium* of tin* .reason. Report just in. 181
subs, in six days- HUl'BARD BROS.
I'lifi's. Si'.; Saii-oni St.. I'liila , Pa.
NTMKRors TKSTS HAVE IMJOVKD
N. F. Burnham's New Turbine
WATER WHEEL
To be the Best Ever Invented.
FOR PAMPHLETS ADDRESS, YORK, PA
JN J?i V JU-fcO
Negleet a Cough, Nothing is more certain to lay
die foundation for future evil consequences.
Wells' Carbolic Tablets
ire a sure cure for all diseases of the Jtespirutory Or
raw, Sore Throat, C'olds, Croup, Diphtheria, Asthma
J^arrli, Hoarseness. Dryness of the Throat, Windpipe
ir'Bronchlal Tubes, and all Diseases of the Lungs.
In all cases of sudden cold, however taken, theseI'ABETS
should tie promptly and freeiv used. They
iqualize the circulation of the blood, mitigate the sererltv
of the attack, and will, in a very short time, retore
healthy actloif to the atfectCd organs.
'Well's t'Annouc Tsblbh are put up only in blpe
lOXF.t, Take no substitutes. If ihey can't be found at
'our drnggist's, sEsii vi oni.k to the Ai.knt is New
i Ark, who will forward them by return mall.
Don't be Deceiveii uv Imitations.
Sold by druggists. Price S5 cents a box.
JOHN O. KELT.oru:, H Platt-sl.. New-York,
Scud for Circular, sole Agent for Cm ted states.
GHOLEBA
AND
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
Prevented by Using
BROMO-CHLORALUM,
The New Odorless Noil-Poisonous
POWRRFI'L
Deodorizer and Disinfectant
. lis daily use destroys all bad odors and poistnoua
iiuanatioiis about your premises, anil thereby prevents
'ontagion and disease; contains no poison and lias no
sior of its own.
Dr. Bkockrtt, a celebrated wilier on Cholera and
fellow fever, maintains that a few drops of Ukomo'moiMi.i
M 111 a luniblco of water, drank daily, will
Prepared only by tYL'dKN .% CO.,
Hold by all druggist". Now York.
POPULAR EXPOSITOR
OF THE GOSPELS ANO ACTS.
By Rev. Ai.ircn Nrvisjt, I,. 15. D. I),
ftnbracos lliointernational Tiii of Le sons for
ihroe year- Kvery | trior, lonelier ami family
need" il. Kmlnr- by Presidents Mct'opb,
'obleiph. King, Wallace, Rinhops Biuipson,
Stephens. Haven, and the t'lergy and Pre?s in
ill put1- of the count it. Agent . Main..I. Liberal
lertmi given. Addfors
ZF.1ULKK \ M? Rl'UPV, r?|H
Ardi Philadelphia. Pa. liv.
A II >'f Ihl'ii ) lnlrr?*t iiml hilr,nur I iilue.
OCEANS'S STORY.
Bit thr fiithif n-ii <-i lh> hiiniiii* ' PPTFl! PA Hf.F.l."
Then nit of a great historical rntarck :
in uuthmtic Hisiuitv or Nwinnios ami its
Manikilii DPcui'trii rim o the FhuJ, Abounds
pith SjAitri-ixti 1><liilmh, pKAitn i. IHsattm,
Law eras Pimcu?, Ri.o.>i>\ Jlallt ., and Gi.outor*
Ar/m rnnOitx ; rtl<o describes /tirihjj, Tiirynifhhiy,
fleeiin Fixhrrif*, ke. Hi KR 200 Sfiriteil Ciil*.
Subject Nkw. Price l.i?\v. AUK NTS WAX I'EII.
lll'BB#KP BROS.. I'iiIi*. 7-U Sansoiu st., Phjla.,
Pa. 4 w.
Write for Large Illustrated Price l.ift. Address
Breech-loading Shot Guns S40 to ?.100. PottMe
Shot Guns $8 to jflnO. Single Cutis, S:| to
S'JO. Rifles, S8 to S7*?. Revolvers, !? ? to "?.
Pistols, Si to ?8. Gun Materials, Fishing Tackle.
Large discount to Dealers or Clubs. Army Guns,
Revolvers, &c.t bought or trailed for. Goods
sent by express <J P., to be examined before
paid for. lw.
jml
^miiaaiagjy
The startling drawback on nearly all niedlelualagents
has ever been that In their process of purgation ami
purification they have also debilitated till- system. To
otiviate this dltlleflllyj physicians have long sought (or
an agent ilmt would
Purge, Purify and Strengthen,
At onn niul llm satint I into.
Their research has at last hem rewarded l?v a dtseov
cal fatuity, ami wliieh i* jimtiy reparilni a* the inoat
import nut ti iuiiipti that Pharnuey lum ever aehievftl
This important tlesitlivaluin Is
Dr.Tutt's Yt'srotulifc Liver Pills.
Which purify tin- liltmii ami remove all corrupt liuniors
ami unhealthy iii'ciiiuiilatioiis from the laxly, am) yet
proililri's no weakness or lassitude whatever, nut on
tin" contrary tones the rtouweli ami liivl'rornles the
lioilv "Inrlnfr the prn.'ri s of ili.-ir operation. They
unite Hie hereioior lrr<a- oiit*i1til>l<* qualities of a
S I I'KM ?TII KN I Nil I'l IJOATIVK ami a I'l UlI'MNti
TOM l*.
I>r. ITTTS I'll.l.s are tiie moat active ami searchlint
nii'tllcine in existence. 'I'll. v at nucr attack the
root of diseases, ami their action Is so |iroin|ii i hat in
an li.nir or fwn after I tit-\ are taken Hie i?.?t ? ui is
aware of their irnn.l t dec's. Tlley may lie IllkitlHl
any time without leiitraiui iliei or oenipatiun; they
l>r<siuce neither nausea, y\ipIiik or tleiuliiy, ami as a
lainily in.elleiiie have no i n at.
I'i it e 'J i eeiils a liox. S.ilil l.y all llrurjii' Is.
Principal Oltic I:: ami llii-I'lait t . New York
Is ii>- mo <t powerful. .Mii'er, stiriiiriiiene- ami rei.inv.
i ol lil.niilal'ii ii .-i.n. iiun , t mi iii yiatt-na
Mr.to .1.
Ili< hilly a.lo|il. .| to i otisliiiitions "M.ii n ilmvti"
ami ,|. Iiililale.1 to III.- w.ttin wcsleei ol Sprint; ami
Summer, wln-n Hie i mi iii a.live .iiciiiaiion,
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March 27. tf.
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Change of Schedule
4'OWIbi r**?
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAO
9
COLUMBIA, 8. C., June 26, 1873.
CHANGE of schedule to go into effect on and
after Sunday the 21Hh inst.
Mail and Passenger Train.
Leave Columbia at 5 30 a. m.
Arrive at Charleston nt 1.10 p. m.
Leave Charleston at 6.60 u.m.
Arrive nt Columbia at 1.45 p. m.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Freight and Accommodation Train
{Sundays Excepted.)
Leave Columbia at 7.15 p. m.
Arrive nt Charleston at 6.15 a. m.
Leave Charleston at 7.10 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia at 6.15 a. m.
Camden Accommodation Train.
. ?
VHl run through to Colnmbia, Monday, Wednesday
and Suturdny as follows:
Leave Camden at 3 45 a. m.
Arrive nt Columhia nt 8^40 a. m.
Leave Columbia at 10 40 a. m.
Arrive at i amden At 8 -15 p m.
A. L TYLER, Vice President.
S. B. Pickens, G. T. A. Gen'l.
Supi's. Office.
.
(VILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
R, It. Co
- WI&MINGTON, tfay 31, 1873.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
The followiug schedule will go intoeff'ct on
1:25 . M., Monday, 16th inst.
DAY EX PRESS TRAIN, (Daily.)
.eavc Wilmington 8:34 a. m.
irriveat Florence 9:32 a, m.
Arrive at Columbia - 3:15 p.m.
.eave Columbia 6.30 a.m.
Arrive at Florence 11:80 p. m.
Vrrive at Wilmington 8:15 p.m.
s'IOIIT EXPRESS TRAIN, DAILY, (Sundays
Excepted)
Leave Wilmington 5:45 p. m.
Arrivent Florence 11:20 p. it.
Arrive at Columbia 3:42 a. m.
Arrive at Augusta 8:20 a. m.
Leave Augusta 5:50 p. m
Arrive at Columbia 10:35 p. m
Arrive at Florence 2:20 a. m
Arrive at Wilmington 8:00 a. *
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen'l. Superin't .
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
R R.
General SrPRBiXTRNiuKT'ii Office,
Columbia, September 22, 1872.
wnis
Ou and after Sunday, September 22, the trains
ibis road will run in accordance with the following
"Time Table:"
ooixn soi'Tii.
Train No. I. Train No. 2.
Leave Charlutie 8 00am 8 20pm
' Columbia 2 40 p ui 3 30 a m
Arrive at Augusta. 7 45 p m 8 20 a m
r.nixo north.
Train No. 1. Train No. 2
Leare Augusta. 0 35 am o60p m
" Columbia, 11 53 pnt 1105p w
Arrive at Charlotte, 0 15 put 0 00 a tu
Stuudurd time, ten uiinutee slower than Wash,
ington city time, ami six minuter faster than Co
lumbia city time. " t
Train No 1, daily; train No 2. daily, Sundays
excepted.
Doth trains make close connect ion to all points
North. South and West. Through tickets sold
ami bmrptge cheeked to nil principal points.
E. P. ALEXANDER,
General Superintendent.
R-E. Dun sky, ci en. F. A: T. Ageut.
(ar?Hkuvilltk and Columbia Railroad.
Cot.i MiitA. S. C., September 5, 1372.
Daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
Night Trains on the Smith Carolina Railroad,
up nml ilowu; nl.-o with trains going North ami
South on Churl otto. Coliuiihia nml Aagusta Kailloud.
mid Wilmington, Columbia ami Augusta
Kailroail.
n?
LcnveColumhia at 7.16*a- m.
Leave Alston U.06 a. in
Leave Nowherry 10.40 a m
Leave Coke bury 2 00 p tu.
Leave lleltuti " 8.60 p m
Arrive at Greenville at 5.30 p in
DOWN.
Leave Greenville at 7-80 a ml
l.iave Helton 0.30 a tn.
Leave Cokesbury 11.16 a m
Leave Newberry 2.30. p m.
Leave Alston 4.20 p in.
Arrive at Columbia *>.00 pm.
Atultrsou Branch ami Blue Kahje I it riturn.
I.F.AVK
Walhalla 5 15 a m. Arrive 7 lop m
Perry v illo (5 25 a in. Leave i> 85 p ut
lVmileloii 7 10 a m. Leave f> 60p m
\n l. i-. n S It* a in. Leave 4 50 p m
Vr. at ilelloii <10 a ut. Leave 3 50 p in
Aeertmnioilatinn Trains on Abbeville'Branch
Won.lavs. Welonsilijs nml Fridays.
on Anderson branch, between Helton and Anderson.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays nud Saturdays.
THUS. D01> WIKAD. Genl. Supt.
J i i: rzN'o rtos, Genl. Ticket Agt,
A CARD.
TUG uinier-igncd offer for sale at the lowest
figures for cash. Groceries. Dry Goods, Shoes,
Hardware. Crockery. Saddlery. &e.. &c\ and
solicit a share of public patronage.
Hilars \ billings.
V. 1.. Phelps and W. M. Billings are duly authorucd
to act a-- our agents, ami are empowered
t<> sitru the name of the tirm iu purchases aud
settlements.
II. A. PHELPS.
M. A. BILLINGS.
S. A HKSAI'SSPKE.
June o it