The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 29, 1892, Image 3
TH,\T'3? WH VT'S THE 31 VT
TKU WITH HANNAH 1 1 ?
Baum Bros, off ?r their entire ,
stock of Carpets, 25 pieces be- j
low Cost ! !
< - d
That is more Carpets than'
Aou can find elsewhere in all!
*his UP-COUXTRY ! !
A g.x)d Carpet at 10 cents a
J?rd ! !
. . Now is your tim i to bay ! !
All Dress Flannels you can
Vuy from us MONDAY or ANY
^/bTHER DAY at COST! ! /
This is the way we diHf!!!
Carried.
At the residence of the bride's
"father, Dr. F. L. Z^tnp, <?n Wedr.es
day ewniug at 8 o'clock Mr. Louie
Meare?, of Wilmington, N. C.
was uuited in boly matrimony to i
Mrg. Jessie Arthur />T~Caraden,
Rev. J. M. Stuney officiating*
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Death of a Little Child.
On Ja?t Friday evening rleath inva*etl
thef?fa;?y circle of Mr and Mrs J. T.
Jiav, pnd took away their little boy.
?v John Keith, a;;ed 5 years and three
months. The itftle child was sick only
.a short while, .and died of congestion of
the Inngs.^
Befcrm that wouldn't Work.
It will \n remembered that last year ,
the Ceunty Commissioners, in their com
mendable effort* to reduce expense?, re
fused to approve a bill for feeding jnrors
- confined by order of the Court, snying
th$t they cotdd find no law to justify
?ueh jction. The matter w? taken to
Couit, ami Judge Aldrich has filed a de
cision adverse to the commissioners, and
\ the bill will have to be paid. There i*
no probability of an appeal^
tjie Sidewalk Cass SndecL ^
This long pending suit was brdught to i
an abrnpt termination last night upon \
*^?*9 com pro is*1 and bring all litigation^ ;
m close. -Council is to pay all costs In j
th<> cane on their side. and alt expenses
incr.rreii by t|be litigants since the filing
of Jaiige Ainricli% decision, and other!
staOB<j ^mounts that could not be aacer- j
tained last night. This is pratically j
what was contended for by the property j
owners. Mayor Corbeit says that ^he is j
e^ut all partiesconcf fnv<| "will.
nrcepttwfcMMjpPW^etUe.'vent, and
tlurt the"flagBRfes will be put down at
jo net, that '3 as soon as necessary s.rr*nge
mehts can/be made, under the terms of ]
tfirf newJchartei^~h*H of the cost of lay -
iitgthj^n to be borne by ecch side .
The JOfistrels ara Coming.
Camden will be treated to a
genuine first class Minstrel per.
fermaace at the Opera House Tups
day night, when Crandall, Clark
and Hake's magnificent rainistrels
**ill appear.
Do*'t miss this splendid oppor
tunity to enjo^ yourself. You will!
be well repaid for the smalt amount j
of money expended.
, Read tbe evidence of the press of j
*m>ther city ; **
"If there is any one thing more!
4-han anv other that wiH drawn!
^crowded house in summer or in!
winlcr, it is a first eloss Ministrel j
.entertainment. The Opera Hmisel
wave air.p'e evidence of that fact;
last evening when Crandall, Clark j
and Ma ken excellent troupe cX|
refined Ministrels appeared* "before j
a large, intelligent and appreciative j
audience. The entertainment i?i
deserving of special mention. One:
of the feature?-, and a very pleasing
one, was the on tire absence of any
thing that ten Is to vufcurity. They
introduced many n^wxromicalities,
and kept the audience in a con
tinual roar of laughter throughout '
the show. The_ singing was really I
good, aEM^the pei formance from be
gining to^nTTwas up to the highest
bural-eork standard. The com-'
pany creatfd a favorable impres
sion while here by their gentlemanly
bearing and exemplary conduct." ?
Jacksonville, ( Fia.) Times Union.
PEES01TAL MSNTICS
Maj. Theodore DeHon, tie genial
travelling representative of our big,
eaterprising contem porafy, the News
and Courier, gave us a call Wednes*
day.
Mrs G. G. Young, Mrs P. T.
Viilepigue aud Mi3s Sadie Kennedy
leave thi3 afternoon on a visit to
frienas aud relatives in Florida.
Miss Susie Haile of Camden is
the guest of Miss Lillie Delgar ?
? u m |a#J^ree ma n .
Mr. G. II. Baum ha?l>?^a elected I
President of Abe KuphradTan So
ciety of the South Carolina CoMege.
We congratulate Mr .Baura upon
this high honor csoofc/ed upon him
by his fellow student* * ' \
Mis* Edna. Fowler of Spender
Ind., is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ?.
W. Ridridge, at the Hobkirk Ian.
Miss Nina Thomson is visiting
the farailv of her brother, Mr-W. C.
Thoross* in Lancaster.
Mr H crania Rgjfman of Chester
was here Tuesday on a visit to U?s
sister, Mr* H. Baum. '-*?
Mrs Sare Shiver of Monroe N. C.
is visiting Mi's Vr. E. Glenn.
Miss Bessio Netties has ratnraed
home from a visit to relatives in
Lancaseer.
Miss Grace Nicholson of DeKaib
and Miss Blanche Hamrirk of Boil
ing Springs N. C, were visiting Mr
J. C. Nichrlson's family thf* week.
Rev. M. W. Gordon is in attend
Jance upon the Union Meeting' at
i *^un?ter, in consequence of whijh
' 90 services will be h?Id in the Bap
Church next Sunday.
I WASHINGTON LETTJER.
b;>edlll to TflK CflRONIC^K.
W.iiHisGTOx, Jan. 27. ? A mouse
gn ... i *4 old papers ia a drawer,
rr?'ui .?;ora to night, could uot-be
ti[>ycwod to have any very interest
ing experience, or valuable infor
mation for the outer world; such a
case is mine. Sinte my last coin
muweaiioa every honr of oayiight
lias been devoted to scrutinizing
old tax books and files- of papers
which have Slept and fathered dust
for twenty years. The oid njjbjjer
bands have crumbled and glued the
bundles together, and the red tape
has grown very pale and dirty. A;
Arrtc of unremitting application to
this mbbish is not calculated to
furnish material for an interesting
letter. 1 cm give little beyond ob
servations made by lamplight.
A Cavsdociian couid not l it be
impressed*; with the fact tbu> the
"pavement question/' ha# been
solved here, it would be impo?^
?line to imagine an improvement
on these ^Irwets and .-side- walRs.
i hey are a fresh source of adaaira
tion at each walk along them.
Every street for miles, is either laid
perfectly smoo'.h and regular with
alone, or coated with asp tlx It which
perhaps makes the best road.
Pennsylvania Avenue is of the
later material. It is two hundred
feet wide, a splendid thoroughfare
on whicn ail specimens o t man
kind from lowest to highest go up
and down. It runs East and West;
at liie Western extremity is Hit
vViiite House, the Treasury, the
"War and -Navy IiiHldlngs; thence it
leads perfectly straight aboiu three
fourth^ of a mile until it rises up
^abruptly in grand flights of sueps i
to lae C apftol. After leaching this
elevation it continues straight to
the liver. This easier paittonhas
doulde row of CaViAlpa trees in
the middle, t'ie ett'ect\of which is
exceedingly fine. \V
To one not used to live amid such
scenes this National Avenue is full
of interest, it uiav he seen almost j
as well under the electric light a> |
by day, and is Uien usually inostj
astir with ail sorts o I people. Here ?
are the most gorgeous equipages,
and a .so the most ludicrous squalor
aud depravity. A spectman of the
latter one evening came to my no
tice. An old troucl i ig hag sat on
Ihe sitU-wWk aud giouud a cranky
organ to attract charity; just
twenty paces from the old wretch
tne plateglaus windows displayed
bcvtjJdering wealth.
This place of course abounds
wiih sight- beers. Tjey ramble
through the government depart
ments and investigate everything;
the streatn never sit>i>s. Even
wliei? I work, on the fifth floor of
tbe Treasury, I atn interrupted
constantly by some stranger who)
takes me for an employee and j
wishes to be told something, or
to Ixi shown to soLae portion of the
building. Oae old lady with a big
red nose and sharp eyeb all alone
apparently, wanted me to show hty
to see the Mint and its million's.
As she departed one of the clerks
remarked: /'its pretty hard on a
? fellow, with St o much money around,
not to be able to get a couple of
dollars." But the watch dog of
the Treasury is Argus-tyes. They
hal&uce ail accounts to buif a cent.
The secre'i service rooms are
worth an investigation. In large
frames are photographs <?f counter
feiters, tbe tfifiereut race? being
arranged in groups. Tue faces do
oot impress one favorably with the
green-goods profession. They are
all marked with stamp of crime and
destitution. Tue specimens of
counterfeit bills some done with pe?
anu ink, are so true to the original
i that only the most expert oiticiai
would likely detect them. . Jn this
room also is a. collection of weapons
^.used by these desperate gangs of
formers.
Two subjects of common remark
are of course in full blast up here ?
the weathei and politics. There is
worse weather out just. i?t present
thus for the past two weeks. The
wind is high, anti bitterly cold.
Zeal for The Chronicle alone
braces me to take this down to the
Richmond depot, that it might b?
in time for this week's issue. Yes<
terday was mild and pleasant, near
ly every trace of the sieet aad snow
which had fallen during the past
weeks, having disappeared ; but thi
gale whistling through the cuy to
night is freezing to the bone. Im
doors it is very comfortable, for the
bouses arc all built close and heated
by tlues.
Now as to politic.?, although at
this head centre, I have gathered
but little beyond what the papers
tell. The National Committee ha
met here and decided on Chicago
for the Convention, as is general
ly known. It was thought that the
Hill laflnences prevailed iu the
committee, and so faraVI^Skn hear,
the urift is to him as the coming,
man for the Rumination. 1 desires
to get a look at this new high priest,
but clone confinement has prevented
my ^feeing Congress since the
glimpse mentioned in ray last. The
chauces, if the chat 1 catch, is an
index, are now largely in his -favor.
He is not my choice, but if he is
nominated it will be all right, and
bcs^Cnile has done, I will submit.
% way, it seetno.1 here for a
|da$ or. two thju war was in the air.
it couldt not L? s^id that there was
much excitement, but Chile was
, ail t lie/ talk. Yesterday the morn
ing papers produced almost a-seu
j saiion in staling that a message
would be reaa at midday iu Con
grcss frot>i ihe President, which j
would make a critical isuse with
Cin'e, aud practically meant war if ;
an apology were not olfered. 1 ain
informed iha!, a gieat crowd was at
tlic Capnol and hs;ened to *.be mes
sage as it was read wuh breath iess
-silence. .Tue applause which fol
lower must have gone down to Chile
by telegraph, for this morning it is
understood that the demanded rc
t radio a wiii be made.
This iittie scare will doubtless
stimulate the navy immensely, and
great powers. All things here han?
on one peg, an.1 arf of the govern
ment, for the government, and by.
the government.. The eiry f?rtl?
acutely whatever touches I Ins
souice of its beiug. Remove the
Capitol to St. Louis, and^H tlii&
magnificence would shrivel t-s
nothing. It is the money of all tin
Uie states poured out here thai has
produced such magic results.
If I can get release from ray
Treasury prison Uy the end of this
week, will eudeatior lo give some
thing about the operations of Con
gress iu the uext i?sue.
T. J. x.
lead to extensive coast defences. It
served to revfai to one looking on
at this nerve centre of National
affairs a conception of what* fenr
fnl convention would result in eas*
of a genoTafe war with any of the
irnfved, and there is no passing thai
wajV Xiut we wdersiaud that All
A. A. B 03 tin, t!i j wide-awake rep
resentative ou the Board of County
Commissioner:* Irom West Wateree,
bus aln-aily contracted to have it re
built at once.
Our roads ar; <.et in? had in places
especially w lie re much' hauling is
being done; but alrea'iy we hear ot
some of the r??ad overseers having
Lhe hands- warned out, and we nope i
at an early date to havj the roads
put in a much better coudition.'
Our people over here, as Jjvell as
everywhere else, have been suffer
ing a great deal from "La Grippe,"
but we have no fatalities to report.
Mr Dauiel button and Miss JLvai 8
were married on the 24 ill. inst., the
Kev, Mr Smith officiating.
Mr W. <J. Williams pajd a fl\ing
visit to Bishopvilie tiiu week, tie
reports all business dull in' that sec
tion. <?
West Watsreo liens. ^ j
l We are OLce more in?* t life- 1
sanshine, ifur a long eo.?ii:iue<V'
Hpt'ii of rough weatncr, and lit t??
sequence the farmers are i??
to move around.
The small grain crop in the low
lan?U has been damaged considera
ble by the recent freshets.
We hear of several bvHges having
beert washed up. One of the bridges
ou- the Team road to Camden was
Politics is beginning Uf liven up.
We hear ol several who expect lo
go before the "dear people" lor o i
ilce ut the neKt camp .igu. We
look for a lively time.
G.*
fiews at Rabon's gross Boa&s.
Now '*?4er the vhristmas festivi
ties have passed away, we begin to
ruminate /or another year. There
has been cooaiderable moving about
both among white and black, as is
always tiie case after a poor crop.
Mrs Laura Moore will soon move
to h?r home near Fiat Rock ;she has
our best wishes in her new home.
"A Mr A. B. Rabon spent several
days in Columbia last week.
We have had several days of con
tinued rain. Sawney's Creek has
been very full, and has done con
siderable damage to the oat crop.
T. VYhitaker,a colored man had
the misfortune of losing one of his
mules by being drowuod in the
river bj? becoming entangled in a
grape vine at or near the bank.
Owing to the continued ruins, the
farmers have done little as yet, but
gue38 the "ge?-haw" man will soon
be heard on every hand getting
ready to plant for another 8? mil
lion bale crop; don't let us forget
the ten acres of cstton to the. plow,
j The Bible says. dog re
UirneSh to Ins vomit, so the fooi
to bio folly," so lotus "stand from
liadcr" or" times wiil continue to
be critical.'' \
Our etlicirnt School Commission
el, J. M. Watts, has been around
amon<j the schools, this week
wiH eloge the most of lh? schools
in N->. 11, but this is not as it
]
should be, as we beiievc the. common
schools are the hope of our country.
Rev. D. A. Phillips is doing all
in his power to build a parsonage
at or near Smyrna.
There U-*:mhh talk of an enter
.
taiam^nt at the Grange Hall some
time in tile neur future.
Q r
The political pot h as commenced
t*> boil, ?nd we think we can see
several heads p<v|)iui{ up here Mild
thore, but l?o\>, it is too ?*arly to
2riud your axes ; lie low and keep
o<v>l, -yc will s*-e that you are elect
ed, if it is to slay at Ipune.
CoK>ELIU-.
Ati3n;i:nl. C. ?.
There will be a meeting of Cam
den lodg* N ?. 215 I. 0. (y. T. Luis
(Friday) i-vvnin^ at S 15 p. m. at
the usual iti A full uiHndunce
U deMrid, a * business of importance
will c>me up.
Oct CoHeodng Agent.
Mr. John A. Hicorn is our au~
ihmteed collecting and soliciting
agont. Anv n ceipt given H !iim
id binding up ?n 1'ue CfiuoxinLB
Promlscnmjs Stems.
Th.- <rnp is still the rarrpnge in
the coiifsmniUy.
The semi-annual examinations !
at tfce -Gtfaded School clo*e today. j
Court will conveneMonday at ten
o'clock. Judge J;is. F. Izler will
preside. IK-' . *
The hooks wili he open for the
fyiymffoliof town taxes, com ipenciu i
SSaitiV SPeC-'ist. until Feb. 10th.
Keels. Nelson. <fc Go., merchants
doing business at Hsgood, made an"
assignment yesterday to B. B.
Gfarke, Keq.
Forty feet of Young's bridge i
over Lyn che's River was washed
away duriug the recent freshet.
Mr S. 0. Ciybura met with the
misfortune of losing ten head of fine
cattie by being drowned duriug the
| lecent freshet.
John Gordon, the well known
caterer, and Hardy Kennedy, the*
well known radical politician died
during the past week, both colored.
TI?e| County Commissimvers luif*
ajrain tkU yaxr failed thns far i*
borrow money for the payment in
. a-h or achiool claim*, so tltatSj^Vli
fri, or;a laig" naml^r or thenft, will
he ohlijge?l to discount theirj^pfjg
at a hi*it vy discount.
When B*by vu rick, wo ferojier Cutetia.
Wheasbo was a Child, die cried for Caetori*.
Wbaa d* became SDie, sbe ohoff to Caetarbu
When dx had Chfldreo,ahe gave ten Outer t*.
v,
Rheumatism mrf-d in a Dav.?
"Mysiiii Cure" for Kheumattsm
land Xt'tual&ia radically rntrv* in 1
I to 3 da\?i. lis action upon 1 li?- ?y*
tern is remarkable ana mvsWi??u*.
' $i removes at; on/e the chuko ntid
the distaste immediately
fhe dose greatly benefits, 76
> cent . I
X^St.lh : l:?v F. M. Zem|> Drug*i*t,
Oamdeii.
C O^ITMPTION CURED.
An li pil:ys:e\.tn. retired fin >m prac
tice, having had placed ia his hands I y
an KaM India missionary the forrauU o?
a Minplu vegetable remedy for the ?jM!e fly
and pernianiin; cure of Consumption.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma ,-md all
throat aji 1 T.ung Affections, also a posi
tive and iradicaj cure for Nervous la
bility anid a'l Nervous Complaints, alter
having tested* its v? underfill curat ?ve
lowers ixi thousand* of rases,, h is fWt it
his duty itn ni; kii it known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actuated l>y this motive
aid a desire to r< lieve human suffering.
I will gejid free of charge, to all who de
sire itTwij recipe in German, French
rEnglbli/jw to fall directions f>r pr>?
aring aiid nsin<:. Sent by mail by ad
dressing %rnii stamp. naming this paper,
W. A. Xoyf.s. 8:0 Powers * Block ,
Rochester, X. 1*.
C J'KTJT I VE ? EX AXIS' A
TlffXT
For Cadetsliips at West Point
and the. U. S. Naval Academy
i. at Annapolis. f
There will be a competitive examina
tion at Lancaster, S. 0., Wednesday tl ?
10th day of February. 1892. a 10 o'clock
a. m., to determine the ?election of a
cadet for the^'West Point Military
A -ademy fr: m tike Fifth Congressional
District of; South Carolina.
Candidates raust he actual bona
fide residents of the Fifth District, be
tween seventeen and twenty- two yeans
of age, of j robust constitution, at least
fire feet in height. They ? will be ex
amined in reading, writing arithmetic,
English grammar and geogiaphy- The!
iuccessfnl cand date must report at Fsirt
McPherwiii, Atlanta, Ga., for examina
tion on the first of March, Ifs92, and if
found to possess the requisite qutifica
tions, will be admitted to the academy
at West Point on the fifteenth day of
.June 18^2.
| A second or alternate candidate will
be nominated at the name time as Ike
| first, provided he is willing to report at
Fort McPhcrson and be examined as the
j first or regular nominee. ThWtlternare
will only go to West Point in the event
; that the first neminee is unsuccessful
| there.
At the game time and place a similar
examination will he held for the selec
tion of a candidate to be appointed to
the II. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Applicants nuut be actual bona
tide residents os the J>*striot, physically
strong, and between fifteen and twenty
years of ajflr.
The successful candidate must report
at the Naval Academy on the first of
September next for examination. A
?jjp.>nd or alternate candidate will i>e
nominated at the same time r.s the firat
who will not he required to report for
examination for admission uniil notified
by the superintendent of the academy.
Applicants for either position, on nr
riving at Lancastar must report toThur
1 ?w S. Carter, Esq., and signt^^in writ
ing which of the above appointment?
; they will compete for. No one can com
pete for both places.
Jn*o. J. Hemphill.
mu
TUESDAY FEB. 2nd
ONE NIGHT ONLY
CIUNBAIJ, Clffl I
HAKE'S
Magnificent Minstrels
will appear at tne Camden
Opera House Tuesday Night.
Feb. '2na.. giving a refined, en
tertaining nnd highly amuf
ing Performance.
SIXGIXG A SPECIALTY
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h An Excellent ^Bapd Accom
panies This Excellent Troupe.
, Prices of Admission 25, 50
and 7o ct?,
Seats now on Sale at <the
Store of J. R. Goodale & Sfcn.
TAX NOTICE
Notice is hereby {riven t!?at the tax
hooks will close without fail on Feb. 20th.
About one hatfof the total amount of
taxes still jenuiijs unpajtl.and all partie#
are requested to pay tip before the last
day and avoid a rush, as it will be impos
sible to receive all taxes due in one day.
J.O. ROLLINGS,
Trea-urer K. G.
FOR SALE.
One nan.lsome mahogany P?a?k-oa.?!e.
one larireL Mahogany Side-board, one din
ing taMef ?no several other articles t?f
hous. hol l furniture will t>e sold at a
very reaswrcr.bl ? price.
For fir' her information apply at The
CiiBONioifc: ofSci.
FOR SALE. .
Five shares of the neif! serieH pi
the Enterprise Building and Loan
Association. Apply at once to
\V. A. SHROCK.
- - For Sale.
Trait's Cotton Seed. $2.00 per Bntfie].
Tennesson Gold Dust, $1.00 per Bnshei
Shine's EarV 'Prolific, $1.5? per Peck
Address,' T. MOORE, Jr.,
Hr.good's, P. 0., S. C.
I Ser?t- 18th.
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WARTS TO BUY THE BEST.
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The best is our bid for your Business. Our Fall and Winter
buving has been done with a view of offering
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qualities at best figures.
Vou the best
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SUPERIOR
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Will be foxnd in each Department and Grade : of our Im
mense new lines of |
CLOTHING, HATS,
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FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
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SLIPPERS, RUBBERS, OVER SHOE5. TRUNKS, VALI
j| i SES, UMBRELLAS, &c.
NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO OFFEH
O LARGE AND - VARIED AN ASSORTMENT OF FRESH
AND PLEASING STYLES x
Wc have he stock that meets the expectation and Gratefiesj
the tastes. You want the best. This is your chance.
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tO sell ctieap
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BROTHERS,
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AT THB
Big Line Carpeti at greAtiy* reduced priceli
and lots of tliera and go they must. So call
From Fifty Cents
Yours Respectfully,
Big Line of BLANKETS and 0
ottering at le?3 than value. "
Now is yonr time to HEAP BARC
C1IEDILK OF THE
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..4 C'ton, Cincinnati and
Chicago Kail road,
40.
Taking effect Dec. 7th 1891.
(iOIXG XOATH.
Lv. Cannier j 1 1 80 a m
" Dr.Kalb . 11 49 zin
t% We?trillc : 1159am
44 Kershaw l'i l.'i p m
?4 OakJmrst 12 ^1 |>m|
4< l|e?th Spring 12 US p m
" PJcasant Hill 12$ipna
" .Lancaster 12 L>9 p m
*' CaUiwba 129pm
Kock Hill 1 4f pro.
14 Yoikville 2 50p&
4 4 Blacksville . 4 1.0 pit
" Shelby .. 5 55 p nit
?4 Rutherfonlfon , 5 50 p m ?
Ar. Marion 7 00 p m
GOING SOUTH.
Lv. Marion
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4 ?H by
4 Itktcksimrg
' Y?*,kviile
? V.o. k Hill
? fntau ba Jet.
? I>uncaster
' plvaaant Hill
' He*th Spring
? Oakhuret i
S^Krirshaw ?
"AteatYilte
" Dp.Kalb
Ar Cnrndca
0 40 a m
lO'iOam
12 02p iu
* 1 10 j m
1 20 p m
2 5-3 p 'mi|
3 11pm,
841 pw
42<Tp m
40i pm
*jS6p m
b m
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4r,8pra
! 4 U p in
Trains stop on signal at ail nations .
Passenger trains run tliroogn be
tween Columbia aad Marion.
Connections Inade with It. &. D. at
.> a^bnrg and Rock Hiil and with 8.
A. L. at ?*tt<wia Junctiou.
iCt M. WARD, General Manager
TRIP, Supt.
^onth Carolina liallirAjr
paay*
D. M. CHAMBERLAIN, ft
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On knd after this data train
in accordance wkh th? follttt
dule. :
: , -GO J KG 80UTH.
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jConraettonp for Uic Nortfc.
t Cbar -*ton, Cincinnati! R#U;
jwith Narrow Ctoxe xt Y?M
? J*'oj - through llFket* to all peti
r ??ut p or Weut.'m' via Clyde 8.
to New York and the JZaM rii
ton apply tp . ?,.-J
G.M, WARP, QeocttMna