The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, June 30, 1891, Image 2
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<10 VEUXOUTILi.* IK iCC
PASS. ? -,? ?-, , !
: jik -'" * ? -. . ,4 t ? '
^ are surprised thai Governor
'.LTRrian should have evi donced WO lit- 1
tie sagacity as to accept a free paae
from tho "Richmond & Danville Hail
Road. While wo do not for a mo
ment believe that the people will re- '
; ; a t d such .on noceptanee as a bribe,
. * nor. 4? M think that Mr. Tillman will
' allow it in the slightest degree to in
i HuoiitM liis official actions, should any
jssno arrive between the ?ta? ??"of
South Carolina and this Rpiii . 1.
ctr; , ,itrfrrfrh< tohsv? d?
<vliiu?d with thanks. All durisj{ iat?:
^^^Maer's remarkable campafga, i,o
one, more than the present Governor,
criticised and censured members of
the tKjgitJatu^e nod other State offi
cials for riding, free over the roads in
tho State. He denennf^ed in no li ght
manner these gratuitous rides, and
time ntia ngato .asseverated that the
action of certain officials had been
thereby influenced.' 4,Bunch" McBee,
as the governor then oontemptuoufily
ntyled the general manager of the
- ? ? Richmond & Danville nyBtem, came
'in for n full share or abuse; and now
Ai. ih to this rtame 4 Bunch" McBeo
"that he write ?n pleasant JeHcr,<*?nk\
' i ng him for the courtesy offered in
the sbapo of a fiee pass, aud accept
ing the same. % ?<; ' -
Consistency is a desirable article,
even in u governor, aud this tiling he
ought not tu Lave ?louo. After hav
ing abused Capt. V. E. MoBeo, aa bo
diil last Summer, this act of courtesy,
na it is termed, should have been re
spectfully declined, particularly after
having den <?m: iced prior Stnteoflicinla
for doing th*' same thing which ho
ha.- nov. doiio.
If yon \s i:i permit us to advise you
in this utJittor, governor, do one of
two thinga : return to the donor the
pass at once, or clso psy r.i" *r.rr
whenever yon tnivel over i? ? li! -<f
-^e R. & D li. R., and lc the in
- "* Vcent loo! ing piece o' ^ -v.
\i; memento oj tho vy.;_ . ?:
'jr
'iVMIlrs !\ THF SHADE."
. i')
vno r<f 'J if:
?*;o u f.'-.i,
l .?>) j ?
i o! -^whore in lliiw weok's
M I'.iSI:n<; j:i:, n communi
? ii. Hoi.. Tbof? .J. Kirkland,
; 1 "if :t tV,o rin^ of true
.1i U.!iCI A('\ , COll J'lt'il
i J'ne H?'ntlD?Ofi! ??X -
N;v M>. Kirkluud ??I! Ut>
of good democruta
" (; . when he says, (referring
, party.) "it is to bo hoped
ttftlrn people will not erabnrk
in this movement." Continuing he
nska. "what need o f such a party
whoa the very essence of it is ex
pressed by Democracy-? Ma govern
ment of the people, for the people
and by tho peopiet" What broader,
more liberal ? principle do we want
than that, founded in jratice, embrac
ing all classea and wide enough for
all reforms? It standa for "e^jual
righu." ?.,<! rate ?t
f^le^ncnpa
v le of Choosing and judging wisely,
t re no democrats, nor those who ad
?dcate n farmers*, laborers', or poor
roan's party. They are for class." .
' His romarks with reference to the
alliance ure timely. As to ourselves
we are an allianccman and a demo
crat. Wo wish the alliance God
speed in all that it undertakes which
Is just and right? thurt far and no
farther. As to the democratic par
ty, we believe in the sMp of atate be
a word w* tmr.
Kut wi thfrl&udit*? this tact thef I
? to mfco oat ?u Hemtud i "
kL. ' I
[ i/Of M tilOti tod iuiuu
j not mj'm la words-*
i to 4wear to it, or elm
" way be "rntimai JL
I^So
U i
Mij Kevoj
______
* Neither 4o we care one oeot ?,..? .
er they "estimate" our circulation at ]
one hundred or two tho.usaod. It la .
all the same to na. <
lu a year wo do not accept 910 1
worth of "foreign" advertising, and
we do not solicit any of iL? Abbeville
Press and Banner. i- i\v!'
With bat few exceptions, we have
novel been able to msko anything out
of the class of advertising referred to
by onr esteemed Abbeville contempo
rary. The prices which aro some
times offered for "foreign" advertise
ments are simply ridiculous.
We have before us a proposition
from Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadel
phia. to publish for them two
re-.ul: g notices on different ?>*gee,
cie year, paper to be iu??::<sj ???arular
timing life Crf ad., : ? ;u
nb? i? ca?h" ie offeree. ?'/??, a***
icrlif. These. reading notices will oc
cupy fully two squaren. Deduct
$1.50 for the prioe of our paper and
00 cents is the amount we are offered
for the advertising. What unadul
terated cheek! Another conoeru
wonts us to make an announcement
iu a three inch reading notice ''to the
South'' for which they will eularge
our photograph. (No danger ol their
dying of enlargement of the heart.)
.The comments of the IVras and
Banner aro timely.
spmlnu Morality.
In the Bishoovj'Ue Eayl? of _the j
18tb inst., is an editorial on the J. R.
Keelfi trouble. The following is su ?
extract from the art icier
"Had it (tbo forgery,) not thus been I
discovered tbo cbunces are. Mr. Keels {
would have taken it up at maturity, ,
und tbe public would buve never ,
kuown it or no one been burt by it. It [
is evident tbat be did not intend to j
swindle or burt anybody, as bo took i
up tbe notes as they came due.*'
This is too bad, too bad. Bro. !
Shaw ha* been bitting sinners right
and loft all through this hot KQmuer
weather, and bis editorials almost
make one believe ho id a parson in
dibguiso, und not u biunor like tbe
rest of us. He tvhncks the irreverent,
over the bead for misconduct at
church, ^or bib correspondents do -it
for him), he pictures in burning words
the herrors of drunkenness, tells bis
tbo sins of tho gd?.i"* tHMe,
' / en in tbe v.^ry ipsui i ? whiri.
: Sv^jUxaci_iv/ound. X. .ru^ t n'
1 *' t. ' J'-' i
J' ? 1
r *e it irutv se ?u:* ". r;i
* ) w it and ti oau dg do v.- ?; -i
and now the Kvels editorial must
spoil it all ' 1
Io our boyhood days \tc studied
something al?.>ut .Sj>;u ..an history, n?.d
:tua:ng - ib*-;: >*rvlly fe?d- j
mgs t .ward- theft. Steah: was no i
crime unless found <?ut< in Jurf, eon- j
aid'Tiii,-: lion r* Ktrficbi-.l T; p< r
eistent and ruceessful fugue, aud it
was only ike blundering fool, who
bad not sufficient cundnig to oover
his steps, who suffered from the wrath
of those truly moral people; and it
looks as if the Eagle w^s becoming
Spartan-like in the forgery business,
Nothing seems as bad about it as the
discovery of the crime.
Does the Eagle really believe what
it says! Does it think that a man
eau go voluutarily into crime, and
repeat that crime time and again,
getting deeper each time, and then
voluntarily retrace his steps, and no
longer travol tbe road to ruin? It is
not iu human nature, and conversion
from wrong does not" occnt jnusnch
?eases except wheff Brought about by
discovery, ,'Y . v.:
We make no pronanciamento of the
guilt or innocence of the sccuBed, but
simply assume for the pnrposo of ar
gument tbat the opinion of the Eagla
as to his guilt is correct. That being
so the rogrets of that paper at tbo
discovery of so grave a orime, seem
singularly unfortunate in so vigorous
a defender of good morals. ? Sumter
Watchman ana Southren.
Communicated.
Korsftaw Connty 8. 9. (/onrentlon.
The Executive Committer linkl a
mooting on tho 24th hint , selected
Mt Olirot church as the pluc?, tho
13th and 14th of August nort tho
timo for tho 1 4th Annual Convention;
prepared a programme, and have ap
pointed an array of ahio and dis
tinguished speakers upon tho diffe
rent topi oh to be discussed in every
school district in the county, hate des
ignated auoh persons as we trust will
interest themselves in getting np a
proper statistical report of the num
ber of HundAy Behoofs in each school
district, and urging the appoiutment
of delegated to attond. Arrangements
*Ul ?o?fc:
i"i * . *ncn*
to blfct oniftrn
and iar
w w
K* ftfttufe* i\m
?Jk. it. Knr??DT,
<*? <Jfcftirman>
Tbi Muuroin h ft* bed advir
tii?ing moHinra to Kershaw <*mnty.
ufiree m the Felltleal Hauatiw. |
^wto?>--A great deal kw been
? Uy about free ooftna ge and]
try and a great deal more will
before these questions are settled,
?bttbetwo old parties will be
affected in the com: ing elections
advocates of thee* t wo measure*
wterj
f aqtLaridty. Hew square tolhe line,
let the chips fall where they anay, for
without a decided change the country
will be ho]>elessly bankrupt, or at least
the agricultural portion or it, as is ap
parent to any person who can tliink a
little on the financial outlook at the
present time. It cannot be denied that
the farmers are in debt, their own fault
MfcWlprye extent no doubt, but the fact
lathe same. Cotton, the only inonled
crop ^et generally developed in the
South, lms gone way beyonu the cost of
Eduction. IIow then can the people
' their debts when they cannot real
the money out of their crops? It is
useless to look on the bright and vis
ionary side any longer. The issue is
here and it has to be grappled with un
til a solution can Ik* round, or we will
soon be like the Russian serfs. The
different circulating currency of the
United States are all on par. This iB
all right. There i*> nothing wrong
with the money except that there is not
? *? UlliAtf it. n'nil Mi:<? *??? Utrgclv J^liat
statistics" at nana . fin*
Is behind the other national .
iu her rale per capita ;of mom.
.\olunie of money here in tiruviiurw
ahould be increased at least 23" per cent,
to jneet the business wants of the
country. The national banking laws
should bo so amended as to allow bor
rowing money dn real estate. 11 these
two measures could be realized wo
would find a decided change lor the
better, but as the matter now stand, the
currency ctn Le used for tho benefit of
the monied class and always to the in
jury of the poor. This state of affairs
wilt continue in the interest of the
bloated bond holders of the North un
til the people rise in their might to re
dress their wiones. These bond hold
ers demand gold lor their bonds and
have realized mil lions unjustly wrung
out of ' " poor of this country for their
ill ye* in. i. in the war. (jold is the
ujxl* ?????<>- of !ho United States and
is aot a.v par over the world, hilt
not so w J i? . (iver. Now we all know
the govern:-!. ?\.n legalize a pieoe of
iion as tuone; n.if na one wants such
n currency. A e all 1 hope are in favor
of the fret* iuiu:ig< of Mlver as u relief
to the people, but 1 am not so Mire that
the sub-treasury ill bring that relief
to the agricultural classes t lint its most
ardent advocates claim. The eert Lficates
of deposits ran be bought and held by
rich men and the i-nces of provisions
forced to a high jusi as coftee has
been done, ll thi> wouni force the far
mers to raise their own corn at home
as well its other things it would be a
blessing in disguise. 1 am open to con -
viction or. this qm\st ion, which isstrong
enough to nuise o;:r people.
?i. i;. Dt lMtKK.
l^i^gah. >. .1 nut- 27. Wl.
I'oi Over nrtj leant
Mi:.- . Winm.ow's Kootiunu SYi:ur
used by trillions1 .
tlicir iliildri'n \\ hi!f t?'i thi i
.ed&Liiuditaml
Kk-Vdinrt <uin>"nr.pT-.W^ 11 j:m?k1
of Cutting Te??1h mohI fit . \i h:
botlh' o! "Mis. W'mslt
Syrup" for Children Tee;K.?. .. ..*5'
I reli? v(- tin little mftVrer jmmih liutely.i
, Depend uj'Oi! it. r.to' lii*r.s. there is lio*
! uiut <ke about it It rur-; 1 Miirrhd'*,,
j I'm- I1. -V. cure:- "U jT>d CoMc,
j softens* t :i . . !! ? ii.r.am.'ttioti,]
j nud .. Uii.? u? ib?- wliote
I RysUtiiiJ '"Mrs W M!s!<->w'h Syr
' m> 'frflpj chiUirt it t?- thin pie isant to
of trie oidewt and bust xomaie phyneiims
and nurses In the United States, and Is
Xbr by nil druggists thoiighout the
world, rrlce twenty-live cents a bottle.
He sure and ask for 'Mv.s. W inflow 'a
.Soottuno Svitri* "
Advertised Letters.
Tho fullowing is a list of advertised
lettorH remaining in the Canidon post
office for the woek ending -Juno 27lb,
1801:
I E Cox, J Evins, Mis Fannie Jane
McLeod, MOP Nolson, Miss IJarri.1
Powell, John Paschal, J P Adams,
Cora Brown, F H Ejowingtoo* ? Mtsar
-lEiiddi cr "MbXo ugKTtn, Joseph Shu ford,
Lein Moore. .. J &?<$, a.
Persons calling for these letters
will please state what weekthoj were
advertised.
(}. G. Alexander, P. M.
One Dollar Weekly
Buys a good gold watch by our clufe
system. Our 14 karat patent stiffened
gold cases are warranted for 20 Years.
Walt. ham or Elgin movement, reliable
and well known. Stein wind and set.
Hunting or open faced. Ladles' or
gents* size. Equal to any $75 watch.
We sell one of these watches for 828
cash, and send to any address by regis
tered mail, or by express C. O. D? with
privilege of examination.
Our agent in Durham, N. C.f writ**:
"Our jewelers have confessed they
don't know how you can furnish such
work for the money."
One good reliable agent wanted la
each place. Write for particulars.
Empire Watch Co., 18 and SO Maiden
Lane. New York. " *
UD1RM
Needing atonic, or children who warittmi)4?
lug np, ?houl<l tako
BROWn'R IRON MIXTRR*.
It la plMunt to take, our** Malaria, IbdV
feetlon, Blltouvnew and Liter Complaint*.
. At The MisRitxaKn Office,
V
Mills,
Frlck, Russcil^Ar^e* A
Atlass Engines
< ' ?
i> . A Till! StM-J: '<? .
Brass & Iror F'ttirigs.
BELTUn^; ,'cC,
Always on]l^&ad. {
lafKepairing md<'hfii<'ry '< f> />ecla)tjr.
UTCorrear^-^U'. i c ^licH?d .
OAAlf s *' '~J
?>+** J
If so, 1 c.
rood veil a l.n
of various ai/z-s,
to sell for n ven
ey.
Special price-.
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Huiiti rjiiu' 1 1'
D. Trar'Umir ?
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KENNEDY,
i res. K. 0. M.
to Lp^.
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f
Cam
Notice i- .
ty Comini.sv. ?
lerficld Conii
Ellis brldjjt ?
first day ol .1 1 1
for the pnrpM
letting oonir i
bridge over
named j.huv
hibite<l oil ;
Hioners \ (
or all bids.
:.jBf <ma*r .?t .
Srwivinj?
lh?* ?T**f
- ;i\
lirn
let
itfht
tu,1< Flugs
ov. oai
pjgfllijM 1 1 o;i JJroad si
: lu i*- ln'.-L
HHhBSKi# ai?o;.t |DC Bn
R frfBjwjil ? ith neces
Uj|ym&(t<r' it-.) ?x. the s
^ jj . +> *? contractor.
HfW wWmN?,':W?!P !Ul<* wittg
www iwir'i tlw? ? rigity to vi
'ifid ajlbfifei, liond Ytn t >w> fait
for u. mice of (tip work Id ?tni
??.o t he tiid trvAhl ?
.MTua
-*-ork
*notloej?Tt*u >id is ar c
^KA&rs
iS M0Hf fj
IlitttAt
" >VS^~ ft1
>MJtON
; \i\ i } Cot'inlvC
Mimn, Pi ..iiifr
sains
Munn, ElfealMui
rgarct E. Button.
I. Mwtih, 1).^}, Mi
fH . ? I t yvi 'li
f on the subsolber afcrMa em
\ of C'amdrn, |jrUhii\ mentor
j the servico of thtfrtUmtfcor
, exoluslve of tic d?y of serw
fWll to iboswerfthet^nplilnt M
H, time f h#> fdniiUlft Cl.iSpmjflJ
Boast tor the ? rsfllf ? wTOwNmI
jrou4>laUiL,
May tf-th. ^ >n
Mtlon was filed lnfhci ofhoe of the }
of Court for Kerttf* tVwuflfw
titCisot ' ??????? . VTt.
?;? Tl*Ct.#4 KlHldt?\X|3
" Twalntlfrs 'Attorn
'^MFTHlNfrNEV^F
Me Yird to T?ai> ?t Ay Otiat
iwafactotfw' rri' fcs, , AU
antea to ' pi -wntrur
Idlntf & Losi
'?S, Oil., Is JVM
Dos for loiuu
miity ot
kry. a Trei
ware, Ag**i
XANOtr
SURGEON
?JHn order to make room for Full arrivals, (joods must, be
iJHl, and low prices must sell them, and we are determined
to do so. Please
!CAU, E JLRX/g>
? vX i And get yonr choice of any
: > . ? /
- v - ' Formerly sold from $1 .??? u? '?
XDRY GOODS, CLOTHINC, SHOES and all other
lines of goods kept by us marked down at astonish
inyly low prices. .
*><V _
What is
s,vm-l nuiior't old^armlo* and quick ear# for
Igjant? and Children's Complaint*. Superior' to Ca.tor Oil
Parrgorlo or Karootio^Syn?p?. Children cry for Ca^orl^T ~Mil
Hon? of Mother* . hle?> Ca^orta^
OM'.orU euros Oolic, Constipation ;
Hour B to much, Diurrha-a, f.ruc.uuoti ;
Oives healthy hlopp ; tklso aid* diction :
Without narcotic at upef action.
"I rpcomtnend CnKtori/i for children'*
complaints, as eup?n->r to ntsv t>rvtcnpUoti
ka?.>wn to D>?." II. A Auckkh, >' I>..
Ill So. Oxiord Bt.. UrixjWjro, N.V.
a UK Csntaub Compact, 77 Murray ?t., New York.
PC FIOFJ
Thos N. Berry,; General Aflent, Chester S. C;
Til i-^ company offers an exceptionable safe and satisfactory
insurance contract. No costly investment feature, as in the
6ld line companies, and ^o danger of increasing cost as in the
fraternal insurauce societies. Especial atteuti on is called to
its ten >ear term policies, with reversionary cash value at
end of period. Do not fail to find out more about the Fidel
ity before insuring, and t.hem decide for yourself.
AT THE "OLD GERALD STAND."
H. & Z. TRUESDEt.
,.ir' ? ????? ??y" ??? ? ? ?
New Firm! New Firm!!
<FRESH GOODS! ?>
And a plenty of thera. Everything in the Grocery line.
DPlsuan-teitloxa. S-\a.;p;plies_
: ^ CANNED GOODB, AN EXCELLENT VARIETY.
HoUHekooporn will find mRny articles in onr store to aid thein in making
up thair "Bill of Fare*"
^ ir a ^ * ,L *'
PloWR, now Stocks, Cotton Planters and many other articles in this line
that yon can't do without on the ?
.
SHOESgl-i?: . ! SHOES.
1 Ton have to bo "shod," and as >ve aro in this line, we would like to mrve
W%M ' ' I w
Qiv? ub a call and let us show yon what wd can do for you.
Don't forget we have a ntook of dry goodfl also.
Mr. iT. IV Phelps, who in ho well known throughout the county, is with u?
and will he pleased to boo his friends and former customer*.
if H. & Z. TRUESDEL.
Mi B. GLENN,
Contractor and Builder
CAMDEN, S. C.
and oh! imntra faroiKlift') ?: r\
?jy)f of brick
-? -??? ? ? '
0 BRKCKi
Kitabaw (k>. MTr, Co., f
uiiulrn, S. <)., .J mi? Uth, *U1, >
()n?. Million Merchantable
111 l><> rn-fi .<?(! l?v il??? Kershaw
tnnufact urinjjt otnpany to, Inly
ItncVi i<? 1h> iU'livoretl ai Kae*
l.y OrtHw:- 1st, The
\ if.scrvfH tin- right to reject
audi id! 1?1?N Incut v nod and * 1 iy
on larutjof < ?Mu)>}iuy at e<aivoi? cut ?l Im
trane* 4 :'?' >ne of l'actory ubont
i ? ! ui'if Ironi t.itv.
1 l!WK M ^ MM IV
Ti ' ;is K < . M l h < v.
. 'MiM
Hew Arrivals
.ifaf+ .'li or ? ???
MILLINERY GOODS!
Most Stylish Hots,
tin: v!i:CTTmTTmra
I ? . . ' " ? h fi >' ( ? '
Anrt u iargti and at tract We Btock of
*. </' - ...
RIBBONS
can' now he rorxi) at
Mrs T .B. Walker's
i Who will tuke f(r?'4it plenaure in hIiuw
I i : 1 17 1 1tem . The hid ten mid the rubllc
i cm nflridly nre in out cordially invited to
I t all nnd iiinj>oct my line <>f Millinery
t (ioodft, which is r<'i>lel< in every parti
1 cnlar.
!'r|e?-s id irked down.
i M ?;?? i it. V\ AiiK
LANDRETD'S
cardeIJebB^
Ant uoWcr? Hj fcaoarfi fc> tie iLnaiuttr^
the beat to be obtained anywhere, ' v
and we bav? given special attention -)
tibia year to tbe selection of puie and ,
fresb g?rd<? seed, and invite ycn.r at
l^fttioa to i' " 1 *" "*
i . . f
Landreth's Garden "Seed.
. *
If you want a goo?l ^ak1?<q.
RED AND WHITE
ONION SETS !
^"Special care token in iilhng
physicians peracriptions,
* A. WlOOPr
Every artenrum p?m w^mo
ble supplied with the best thi tiirir VcvV
affords.
EST" Omnibus meets all truina.
|ST"liarroom connected with the
house which is separately located and
orderly kept.
ty Livery. Feed and Sale Stabh-s on
premises.
8. S. LATHAM,
Proprietor.
I ~~ *
J Merino Bucks for Sale.
t A few hijjh grade Merino Kucks for
sale on reasonable twms.
i IX M.HETlirXE,
Lypchwood, S. C.
' Pcsture Your Stock
AT
"WULBERY"
j* 1 adopt thin method of informing the
public that 1 have lensed "Mulbirv"
plantation, and am iu?w ] rtparvd to
pasture stock at reasonable prices for
the year 1KVU. stock pasuiied i'w any
length of time deairftd.
W. E. AKLEIKJE. '**'
S0UT* CAROLINA RAILWAY COMPANY.
U. II OltfollJKKLAlN, lt*x?iver,
Camden, S. Ma> 1st, ibHl.
On and al ter this date trains M ill run
in accordance with the following aehe
dule:
?
'
Doily
?Camden km
lioyklns
Hagooda'
Cln rein out
Middletofcs
>* V I * ""J V,
? .'liagooda V r? %
K , ?Clamno?it ~
Sjl r :
?r
u
i
l Watetee
?WX Kingvllle ^
Arv. Columbia 14*?
" Charleston 8.80''#'
M AugiiHta 11. it i
P.M.
* lias connection from the North
and Eo?t via Charleston, Cincinnati! &
Chicago Railroad.
*
Dally
A. M. A.M.'
Leave Charleston " 0.50 5.80
" Augusta 8jOO f
*? Columbia H.00 '
4* Kingville U.80
* Miduleton 10.(0
" Camden Jc. 10.06 ;
" Claremont 10.10 j
14 Hagood 10.27 -
u Hoy kins 10.85
Arv. Camden ? 10.55
* Has connection for the Xo^b ?r,d
East via Charleston, Cincir ratu V.i
road and with Narrow 13am ? Y <
"viikr ? ? i
For through tickets to ?i' i .
West apply to J. B. WA I Aj \ t 'V
C. M. WARD, <?en. Manager. *
8 JU PICKENS, Gen. Ft, & Pa*s Agt.
SCHEDULE OF THE
Charleston, Cincinnati Jc Chicago itullnind.
Taking effect May 81st, 1889.
GOING NORTH.
Stations. No. 51. No.8?. No. 68.
A M
Lv. Charleston ? 40
" Columbia 1? 00
" Kinfirville if W>
" Camden 11 10
I" M
" Lancaster IS 3G
" Catawba J't'n I (>7
" ltoddey'a ; I lit
" Leasley'a . ? lfl
M RocVIHtt- 1^0
" Yorkville 2 15
" Hickory Grove > 45
Ar 1 Hacks J 15
Lv Hlacks 4 (?G
IjV Shelby 4 45
** Rotherfordtou 5 41
" Marlon 7 lt?
.GOING SOUTH.
Stations No 52 >To 5iN No 50
Lv Atlanta 7 15 p in h 10 a ni
" G reetivllle 1 00 a m 1 51 p ni
^Spartantnira 211am 2 52 pm
''iflacks 11 80 a m 8 00 n m 5 SO j? m
Lv Marlon 9 00 a m
IjV Rnthcrfordton 10 25 a m
Lv Shelby 11 Mam
I' M
" Hlck'y (lrovn l 40
" Yorkville 2 10
" Rook Hill 2 25
M Lestdey'a nor?
" Roddey'a 3 <W
* C-atawua J'n't 8 11
?MS -
Lv Camden 5 00
" KingviUe ft rr> ?;
Ar Columbia ? 15 "
?' Charleston 8 80 . ?
Traina Mop on signal at all station*
Passenger traina run throuirh U?
tween Columbia and York vine, and
with through coaches between Charles
ton and Vorkvllle.
C. M. WARD, General Manager.
S. it. I'll KtCNS, Gen. Pass Act.
A. TRIPP, Supt.
Many Person* ?r >
ftotrn from fMtrwotV or >J put* *
Itrown'P Iron Hitter* \\t ... 'itvi
r* ?,*fcr: $4/V i* m li f t rv * i 9 L-i % .
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