The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 07, 1899, Image 3
To?Ni|f hi at The Opera Home
' Tlit'ilrt' "Mi-iK Hit; j 'ii'stcd t
1 ?.? H r jit fn in*} (In* t'*t - n I i?J lite w!.
son Jit l liu Opi-ra II .WH'i to-nli>lit
I'V Mr. K I w mi Kohictl!, t lie brilliant
trugwdtan in Lis famous prudue
t lOlltf.
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A Diaappomtment.
Kcv. I>r. M. 1'!. liroaddus who wr.s
expected to In* in i 'million lust. wi-ek
did not eoroo. 1 >r. Kroaddus wtty
l'astor of tho Ibiptist Church at thin
place in 1RH1 and #*>, H 1 1 * 1 litis a litis!
of friends bore who were very mu< li
disappointed by him not coming.
The Ephworth Lea^uo
Tho State Kph-vortli League will
meet in Camden on the 'JOt.li inst.
Let every one ilo their full duly to
ward mak'nii this meeting l-olli pleas
ant and profitable. Camden, alwa\s
noted for her hospilnlit y, may be ?!??
pended upon to Ihiow open ' er
heart and home* to those young peo
ple, ond let lis not be SstMied with
anything short of the wry lu st meet
ing this organ i//d ion has yet had in
our Slate 'I'd this end l.*t ever)
one work th'it maoh good may be
accomplished for the Master.
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Camden Is Proud of Thom.
Tho News v<- Courier of 23rd nit.,
announced the graduating exercises
of the City Hospital f'-r trained
nurses. Among the graduates were
Mi-sos Jennie l)aviti, Eva McMdlan
and 101 a Johnson, all of whom wont
from Camden. We feel just ly prow'
of t hese noblo young ladies who
have chosen for their life work such
a high calling which we deem second
only to the Ministry. They ary in n
position t<? do a vast amount of good
a5? they go nbonf ministering to the
sick. W o extend our congratuin.
tions to these most excellent joun"
ladies.
X)iseovcr?rl by a Woman.
Another <^re:?t discovery has
been inuilr, it 'id that loo, by a lady
in t lus- country. . "Disease fastened
its dutches upon lie r and for hiuvii j
3'OMI'ft SllO Withstood j ! S BUVOH'Sli
tests, but In* r vital organs were un
dermined and death scouted imtni
Ticnt. For three months she cough
ed incessantly, and could not sleep.
She finally discovered a way to re
covery, by purchasing of us a hot- j
lie of Dr. King's N"W Discovery j
for Consumption, and wi?s bo mueh:
relieved on taking first dose tli.it;
nlie fh-pt all night; and with twoj
bottles, has been absolutely cured.!
Her name is Mr?. Luther Lui/,."i
Thus writ"? W. C. ilamnick A (Jo., {
i>f Slielby, N. C. Trial hultlcit free:
iit. K. Leslie Zemp's Drug Store.!
Regular size 50e, and ?1.00. Every j
bottle guaranteed.
J>1 r. J. D. Anderson. |
Mr. J. D. Anderson who has had j
considerable experience in the news- 1
paper business and possrsses much
ability for the work, hut. contrihu- I
ted to The C.imnicle the follow
ing locals :
A Nkw Hkiiiok.
A now bridge is being erected
9ver Pine Tree Creek below Cam
den to replace the one destroyed by
the freshets. Mr. T. R. Williams
has the contract for it and it will
be a line bridge when completed. j
Til K RhICK V.Mil).
Work is now being done at the
Brick Yard. A large shed has been
erected for the new machine which
is expected in a few day, and also
a new water tank is being built.
Work is being rapidly pushed and
the company hopes to begin work
in a short time. With both the'
dry press machine and the new
slop brick pros*, they will turn out
a line lot of brick. The soil just
suits for brick ranking and for dur
ability, 'Jio brick made by thisi
company cannot be surpassed in I
the state. Success to 'the enter
prise.
A Nkw Eh a Kor Camdkx.
Camden is waking up and seems
determined to keep stride with her
si-stcr towns of the State. On every
hand vve 9ee signs of coming pros
perity. When the new b. A. L.
road is completed it will be a last
ing blessing to our city. Then wo
will have direct communication
with New York, Washington and
all other pointp by the new route
and tourists will lloek to our city
*,o enjoy out delightful climate and j
inhale the ozone of our pines. We
have the uiost delightful climate in
the world and all we need is to
have direct railroad communica
tions and the tourists and pleasure
seekers will find their way here.
With the splendid facilities for es-*
tablishing any kin# of industry,
plenty of water power ami the most
delightful climate in the world, we
should expect a great influx of
population. When the capitalist
finds oqt our advantages they are
bound to come and invest and the
new railroad will ba an important
facUfir to bring them here, We
are far ahead of Tbomasville and
other points that now attract the
"*? too r lit and pleaanre pteetrer. We
have two as 0n? Northern hotels as
titer* are in the state, via : The
Ksantlful Uphto? Court and the
Hobkirk Inn. Surrounded as tbey
are by beautiful trees, shrubbery
and delightful walks, tbey are the
a-er? places for those whom are
#fte<kfug qalat'knd rest, and on the
?OH>pJet?on ?*( ?aew rosd We
away took'fwv a JafrgrwdtfUiua u**k
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liicyele P.uuUe.
All llifv* h* rulnH nit; r? (jik&WmI
to moot Hi th?? Opera House on tin
17 1 11 ^ t . , ai (? o'clock p. in. and j ?
>in 1 ho 1 1 :i t* nil t*. It !s H-iiiJ thai 1 ??
?lu*w may huvo h a many hcaua ;?k
tln\\ lik?\
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For Sulo or Kent
Tin' han?lsotue trick store on Mnin
two doors from Dilvilh will
'?? aohl nr ion tori very cheap this
?? t ? ? r ?.* contains tho best shi'lvta ?>!
V"V btoic in tJauuKn an?l tho ? n?ir?
v'oro haajust roconf ]y hocn put 11.
thorough ropair. For fnvthor par
lit'uhns apply t > S. WOl.KK.
j Apr. 7, '00.
Oianjjo Moetmga.
i'ho Hu inter Co. Pomona No. I i
{ tiM'cts with Mt, iMio Oran^i! N<>.
} on tlm :> 1 < I W' t tl nemluy, April
jlikh., 1800. Janio li. lioykin,
Sui-'ty. j
Tho Kerahaw Pomono Grange I
j Nt?. 10, will moot with Hill Shit
?'Iruii'jc on tin; 2inl Wt'dnead.iv,
Apr. 12, '00. ' I
McDonald Davia,
Scc'ty. |
Eastev.Eleetion.
The following officers of Grae.oj
I*! piseopal Church wore elected :ii
tho recent Kaslur ICIeotion :
Senior Waitlou ? K- H. Cantoy.
,1 nuior W ni don ? A. 1) Kennedv.
V08t.1v mon ? K. M. Hoy kin, 15. II
Kr.ykin, 1\ 'I'. Y'illepigue, C.
Shannon, .)r., W. A. Ancrutn, W.
M . Shannon, II. G. Garrison.
Secretary r?ud Treasurer. ? ? M.j
Y l t?'H.
A Jltffect Mail Servico.
Complaints arc often made about i
t ho mail service being ko lux. W o j
will mention only two instance* i
which have eomo umlor our own oh- 1
solvation to disprove those charges.
A tow months ag> a letter addrossed !
to (?no of tho soldier hoys thon s(a- 1
tioned in San Francisco left Camden
ami reaching its destination afiori
the departure of this company it was
f r warded and failing to bo delivered
there, it was returned to the sender
,t ( this place. The other case is one
of a drop iettor in the (hiiudon Post ;
Office, advertised, sent to dead letter ;
office in Washington and retnrne.l j
to writer. For all ths the Govern j
mont onlv got three cofita. A cheap i
mail service, i^n't it?
Will Build Here
We understand that, several of our
Northern friends who have heen i
?,pe ndi'.ig several winters hero havej
d?-eide*l to Imy hits and build cot ?
iu;j"S to be ready f..r oceup.ncy h\ j
fu-xt season. There can cvrtainlv !
tin no better place for heVti) or j
pb asure th in Camden and wo Jilftd- ,
iv welcome all su.'li tourists to oui'j
to?n.
Anion*.* other investments we harn i
th-it Mr. Savage sfho lint,* invested h<>
largely in real eslLte in our city and :
county, has purchased the C. >h J >?i " j
lap store, now occupied by the Hitrj
A\o hardware. This is a valuable j
pit c" of property.
Mr Savajiri has already commenc
ed r. pairs on the Young piace.
Mrs. Young is now occupying thoj
Nettles house on Fair street.
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Personal.
Uev. and Mrs. A. T. Jamison,
Sarali J amisou, M isses N i na 1 hum i
eon, Corrie Mathis, Ada Tranthaiui
and Sallio Good ale left ^esteida^ |
morning to attend tho Slate con
vention of the Baptist Young S'co
pies' Union in Columbia. Little
Sarah goes as a delegate from the
.) n nior LJ n'on. ?
Mr. Isaac liougo, sdjj of Cleik
of (Joint .Joel Hough left last week
for Way cross Ga , where he will
engage in business.
Mr. J). K. Dixon who has been
confined at iioipo a few days by
sickness is out again.
Mrs. G. E. Taylor and children
who have been visiting Mr. S. C.
Cl> hum's family returned liomeMon
day.
Mr. J T. Nettlos has been kept at
home several (Ja^s thin week by sick
ncfl*?.
Mrs N. H. Good ale who was rail
ed to Charleston noveral weeks ago,
on account of tho death of her father,
Mr. W. V. Lovett, roturnod home
this week.
Mrs. Alice Smith, of Hock Ilill,
j? visiting her parents at this place.
The many frienda "f &rr. Jloht. A,
McDowell will be pleased to know
that after a "lay up" of several days
is again able to be out^
I'M will Uostell ('oiufntr.
Tho following is a clipping of the
Charlotte Observer, which Sftya.'-Ed
win LIohIoII, tho tragedian, pleased u
largo andieuce I ant night at tho opera
honan in bis int'orpretat jon of tho dif
ficult role of Ilichelien . Tho ^com
pany in its entirety, possesses merit
of no mean ordor and Ia9t nitfnt'?
plo> gave them ample opportunity to
display it.
Mr. Kostell is perfectly at homo on
the itngo. lie is a moat tinidbad ac
tor and hi* voice ia melodiona and
aymimthetir.
It baa been many days aiiice a
Charlotte audience baa bad the pleas- j
ure ofsneing bis equal.
Mr, Hostel I will appear here at the
opera boase, Friday night, April 7.
In bi? fanom ctwnwtw from Hani'
let, ltomeo and Juliet, llichelieu, olu
ello, S by lock.
Mian Margaret Delrnond; the l?ad
log, ia s moat charming and accom
plished act rasa, her cost nines are aim*
ply beautiful. This entertainment
will be it treat far CAnY%n oitixepa
i Seat a on aale Thursday morning.
The Atlanta Constitution *nd Tha
. Vniufifll vU'v'UivIV vuf Ywm* IXJT vmi
Lst^e.
\ r.irly C:osin;r.
< )?? M !) I ? f : ? I I ht? I j IISl, t llt?
of i ?< i i : ' I < ?) \\i!j < U.so :il l!
1> hi, A ! : it 1 1 it s? i d i u a fjmciM
till III ' y'c:. -n r?c i| i :: >_? ! v .
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Tii.? o tit Mr, Vau^; huu'u.
? I v> I ? t ? '? 1 l> tt! ! f V i ? I ? ?l f JU'tt
pie h1 Hi - h i'.'O >_ iv? n i- 1 I li*'
, home i i' r .1 1 1 \ m^han if Cam
j ti V J I'll !u>t 1' r '.I i 1 1 1 ; ? i i is Mnt
. ii '>tv- < ir \ I ? ? - 1 . 1 1 1 ? thai ll i v "t M joyetl
j lhctllnnl ves."'
MhI I i<H?.
j Me. ( 'alch Whilakor ami MiMs
j Hi lit' I ? U ! M ?? H , "I < '?! intltT, Writ
j mm rn'?l i ii I In* Kpi-.-np-ii Church
ll? U- I ' ; L \V? i) fW HiJ i y eve flint'.
lln'V ?iv t?vn? i f i nkmh n's most
: popular \oiilig people urn! lmttiv
j ll ??' *? I wishes fur a happy flltlUe fi?l
| low i ll i' 111 .
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Improvements.
1 TJji' l.vtfbton strut Mel holim
'Church is C* i n lunch i in | ?i*f ? vt?* ) by
I li-ivii'!! the exterior plant \ i e<l. It. in
j ?>?' I mhl much to t ho :ip;">r?aranoo o!
this imiSiluiir which is |i?c!\'c l on oi>e|
i>f our prettiest ami most prominent
I st reels.
Mr. i I in?on' k <? wo'linj* ??n lUKylh!
?tri'(>{ is m aring completion uml ul |
t eaily prest nts rpii'e a hamlsomo ap. ;
I ?t aruwo. Wo umtor^taml thai Mrs j
I!, b Thomson will occupy it.
Supt Mamlcrvillo Iris tint hearty j
H rinks of tin* Kershaw Ouui'ls for
aevoral 'i^'lits place*! in tho urioory.j
gratis.
rl he i J mini llcusc Ion been moved j
into the rear of tie' Int. in which it j
lorinoil v stooil. Tliiu wan ilone iu!
onler to erect tu Re 1 House which
o ir City fathers will ioive t?n ll at i
once, ami in t ' o nmir tutnro Cmmlen j
will have a ti:; I class fire depart
ment. Our young men have plcbj
o?l tin niSt 1 v i ? to stun I by Cil\
<'ouiie.il in iIi k movement . In so
<hin<; they tlesi rvt! the eouiniomla.
(ii. n of our entire community.
iln-casi'il.
DAY Il? II. WILLI A MS,. It:.,
March-*), lw,,!h Administrator.
lo Let-Repairing loo Court!
" !!ouse, |
i)it Mh> i i -1 ri v * 'I ni'Vi M iv, :itt; r iifttr,
ihc joti f ?r i i p;ih in_' Ihc < Vnii i 1'onse o(
Ki rtiiiaw ('ciunly vwll !?>? w; w ? <i i<? tho.
S*? ?\ ??*-( responsible hi'l lev. All bids
lu'.j-.t I ij- .> i :it?-t I iiiid : ? ; i ? , in > ?! in ? ? i" t >c
>i i' t hat 'lav. Tin' foiiotv tioar I re
uiM'vcs llw rifjht to n j-ft aiiy ami a!l
hi<J?. l-'or amount, k.-ii! aid tpialitv t (
work to hi iIdiic, apnlv lo Suju rv i-< .r.
.1. l'?. iMi. lj.y, S-C!*y.
\ pril llli,
Citation.
Si at <? of Sot: I It < 'nrolina ? K rr-liMv ( 'i >11 1 1 1 y. .
II v C. C llaile, I'roWatv Jiitluc.
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W'm 1 ?m 11 * 1 I'. K irkland wa h- suit
(o me t<? urant 10 iiim !.i l! its '?>? Adinii:- I
istration 0! the Ki-tate of ami eflccl* of
Mary Shannon, of Kershaw Count v, ? i *? -
ceased .
Tin sc arc therefore to eiteand admon
ish all .111. 1 singular tho J'indred and ,
creditors of tHe said Mary Shannon, j
deceased, tha*. they he and appear before]
nit*, in tlic Court of I'rohate to be held at )
Camden, S. C., on Tuesday . I lit; l.'Jih of j
April in*t, after publication tiicrcnf, at Z i ;
o'clock in the forenoon to jdicw cause it
any they have, why die said iidminiM ra
tion should not he granted.
< i i veil under mv hand this" Mnt. day of'
Apiil. A. 1)., iM'.ill. /
Published on toe 7th ? I of April, 1KW,
ill 'I ;?o Camden Chroni/le.
.. J. <;. haii.i:,
JtnJ^e of j'rol>ati* Keisdiaw Cuunty.
OPERA HOUSE,
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Friday Night. April 7th. I
(INK NKllli'.
Kvont of the Season.
'I lit* Brilliant Trnclcgian.
Mr. EDWIN ROSTELL
In his famous creations of Shake
spheres Masterpieces COMHINKD
A CTS and SCK N 1,S ^
?nd and 8rd act. form
"HAMLET"
The noted Balcony scene from
"ROMEO and JULIET"
The curse of Home act from
"RICHELIEU"
Death Chamber act from
"OTIIELLO"
Kit- pant /Volume*. Stage Settings
I*rr?prrijf?;,*iippurt<^i by the Charming
and Takutcd Actreaa
Mi*a MArgarfiff. Delmond.
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Cures All Diseases of Women.
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LItW'FOR SALE BY DR. !". LESLIt ZEMP.
FA M 0 U S
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Si ill ii is some of its
.1 { ; 1 1 *o 1 ? s & * ??%: a i b 8 .**
left which il would bo glad lo plane with its cii^tonicrs, and
wo r.ay wil bout hesitation thai to miss 'IT! IS OPI'OR 'ITTNITY
would ho decidedly agninst their interest if they wish to spend
their money where it will bring !
THE GREATEST RETURNS. j
All Winter Dress Goods
AT COST,
Ami some closing out lots at loss than cost. Wo must rpttk*
room for our Spring Stock if we l/av??\to Sacrifice (ioodrf, so
don't feel that you will not oot tjiem eUciip enough, for we nre
,\ s anxious lo sell as you are to buy.
Blankets and Comforts
going rapidly. Overcoats, Mackintoshes, &c., &c., will not;
wait too longYor you to make up your mind, so come ATI
Once and make your selection while we can show you a better!
assortment.
Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, &c., MUST GO, and let it suf
fice to say that you will not complain at the price.
HOUSEKEEPERS,
do you waytt the greatest liargain in Sheeting you luive ever
seen? I f .so, call and see our S, 1), 10, 11 and 1 'J quarter
WAAISIJTTA MILLS, and jou will be surprised to know how
cheap you :*an buy if.
Table l)atnask, Napkins, Doilvs. Towels, Crash, Art Linen,
| etc , a specialty, and at prices that will please even the closest
buyers,
CARPETS COING RE(LA RDLESS OF COST.
Take your choice and make us an offer.
nvE^TTiisros?
The largest Stock. Rest Assortment, Prettiest Patterns and
LOWEST PRICES of any place in the citv.
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
at any pricc from 20c to $10.00.
FARMERS remember that we liatje a full stock of
Plantation Supplies,
and will bo glad to quote prices, feeling confident tho^'^rc run
?*oll you. We are Headquarters for Fertilizers ? /Cl\ I grades.
B? sure to get our prices before placing your order#. With ma
ny thanks for past favors and soliciting' a continuance Mof the
s:Mne, we are ?.? Yours Respectfully,
jThe Famous Gilt Edge Store,
! % P. T. VlLLCilblik, PROPRIETOR.
THfi
Camden Furniture Store.,
I waul KY10KN l,.\l>\ in ''anidon and Nurronmliit#
r,o<<iiut' and inspect my Now Stork of Household
land hunUliiu^ t.M.uls. I * 1 ? t* m complete over *Vdi??>vu in
i t 'annleu. Con.sis! inu of
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I led I'ooi 1 1 Sill't s
K.\l 1 ? i 1 s all sizes,)
( 'radlr > and IJaliy C'airia:;os,
l?cd Springs and AI att resses,
11. til ltachs and l'o'dv ('uses,
\\ indow ( 'ni l lins and 1'ole.s,
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? all grades. (let niv price*.
A I .SO r.\IIKV srwlMi A I A (Ml INlvS.
Lumps, l.auip Shades and l> iWiers, and in fact ovorv
filing ne< I'ssarv to Inilt i>li \ < aif house Oon't forget to
<unic and see. me ;\\ hen in town.
( iooils sold on
1 >( ?n i lf| l he price o! rolinii k< p you awav,
lirspe.t i fully,
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l ijjs ik flic hep nnin^ <?( another ncusoii with eotton at 4 and
o cr.it f. jx r pound. This nmaus cheap uoody or do sale. I
have got ? Im* i^noils Mini the\ have go} to be sold and as I have
always said ! never allow anv <>u<? to und?T?ell tne, the money
is what 1 want and that i am n'?ing Id have if you comn in my
stove. I have a hi;*; slock a- h.^ihI, tivh and nice; never have
lid old Stale FtO<'l\.
F R el o n %s&
coming in cvei-y day. 1 wtm.t us hm-mess in !Hf)l when cnttotl was
al)ont the same pric<? it i> now ami 1 am still here doing my
:'n:.rr; some predicted that I won id not pull through that seu?.
?nn. Low priced col ton don't Iri.diter; me. I have gone through
a hotter battle than tins. I sold my good* Cor such small pro
! i i . I lind that it pays to make small profiU and quick sales. I
have kept it iy> and 1 don't wan't to change if. I will say to
those who have stores in the country to come in 1 will divide
the profits with you as I have always done. Some business
houses may tell you they carry a larger stock than I do; you
can say to them you get more for a dollar
AT HINSON'S
than you get from them, it make but little difference to yon
how much stock they carry. What you want is all you can
get for your money. I am satificd with the past and 1 know I
will Le wit ? l the fui;:n- for I am working just as hard for y<tur
trade as ! e\er did. Come on you will find me at the Burpu
place.
Y om s Respectfully,
D. E. HI N PON.
MUM UbkfA
Anton? A. Mi ?
7 80 ? no
7 05 4 09
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South Carolina & Georgia R. E. Co.
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In of led 12 01 n. mi . Nmithiy. .lajumiw l?t, 1MJ9.
First Class Daily. \. Knhl ? Firat Class Daily.
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August ft.
Columbia.
North riirolfim JMvision
7 1 , Stations
1*1 ClxMf (Sundays JSxcepUvl.)
A. M.
11 10
1 '2 00
12 12
12 1U
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4 25
4 45
4 52
8.17 arrives p. in.
10 45 arrives p. m.
5.30 arrives p, m,
4.28 arrives p. m.
East.
P. M.
83
tiOHVC Arriv?<
Camden
DeKa'b
Webtville
Ktrshnw
Tl'-atli .Springs
Pleasant Hill
Lancaster
lUversiric
t'a'.iwba .Inne'n
Kock II ili
Tlrzali
Vol kv i He
Sharon
Hickory <>rov?'
Smyrna
UlackKluir^
JCarU
Patturuion Spring*
f>hel|?y
Lattimoro
Mooreaborougli
IJourctta
Forest City
KntberforiUon
Their Rt?l City.
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Marion
7 i"
8 00
8 10
0 00
9 35
J) IS
10 10
10 .55
11 00
11 45
12 10
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w?*t
85
Mixed Mlxoil
P. M. A. M.
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"4 3J5 tj 50
ft 00 6 20
P. M A. M.
Train No. 77, goirjf wost m?kes dajligh
the W & C\ It. U . it Rock Hill ?Ftb the Sonibtrn R. It.
HIacksbnrfc with the Southern. Train No, 78, go
tion at Marion, JI. C. wi>b ?h* IknMhern R* It, at
era. and al f^nra>Ur afMi ?be I a. 4C.R ir ^
toakes connection at fenetby, N. C with I be &
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GaJfiwy Branch.
Station*.
Sunday Kxcoptvd,
Lca\o
WacWHirg
Cli^r^kte Falls
Oaffney
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2d ('lata
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1 hI Claai
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P. M
3 00
12 15
11 20
12 50
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II 52
1 1 22
1 1
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10 45
7 00
II) 30
6 46
10 25
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9 00