The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 05, 1902, Image 4
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Education for Hangmen.
England haw a school for the educa
Hon of hangm?*)- This Utest ad
junct to civilization In Great l)rltal?
was established as a result of bung
ling work by exoeutlonera during tho
last few month*.
Tho work of a hangman la light and
tho pay high ho there are already a
number' of pupils at tho echoM which
Is In London. A session there 1m an
Interesting night. Ono of tho pupils
nets as tho subject, the attendants
taking turns playing tho role of tho
condemned. Hanging consists not
merely In placing a man over a trap
iloor and launching him Into space 1 ? y
releasing a bolt. There mo various
11 lee prcllmlnnrieH to bo gone through. V
First the condemned must bo artist
f cully pinioned. Then he -must, bo J
?supported on his wjiy to the scaffold.
In order to avoid painful s cones.
After that there Is tho rope to be ad- '
Justed quickly and without rumbling,
in order that the agony may not be j
prolonged on the scaffold. The lopo j
rntut be strong enough to bear the
weight of the condemned, but not ho
thick as to slowly choke the condemn
ed to death.
nUundcrhtood,
Greenhorn The cAphihi "f t h If .'hip
is a brutal man; I heard hln t< I, mm
of the crew to go to h I.
Bliiabrond You nilsnnd? r :o >d htm,
my dear fellow; what lie s ii I waf "Vo
to tho helm."
"I first used Ayer's Sarsaparilla
In flic fall of RwM, Since then I
have tnkcu it every aprinK us a
blood ? purify i n k nnd nerve
strcnp.th en inu mod ic inc."
3. P. .tones, Wichita, Knr.fi.
If you feel run down,
arc easily tired, if your
nerves arc weak and your
blood is thin, then begin
to take the good old stand
ard family medicine,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It's a regular nerve
lifter, a perfect blood
builder.
$!.0C a t:?!l!c. All lf!iz?Utx.
Afcl: your iloiMrr wli.it !i? Uilli'<? <-f *
him H'? knows nil a'lotii >t,ih<i
old f .1 t !i 1 1 j iiunlir iii.> i'vllow itit H'lvtrv mi<l
wo will li'i
.1 I'. AVKtl Co., f.nrvtl!, Mr. <?.
Poor man ! He can't help it.
It's his liver. He needs a
liver pill. Ayer's Pills.
Want your moustache or hcai\l
beautiful blown ur rich black V l!sc
'sDye
^OcU of (liusgi-.t- Of U f' H.v'.VCo Nashua N ?t
so. :*<?.
The Musk Rat'c Food.
The food of (In! muskat in prinel. j
pally herbivorous, consisting of Clio I
roots and leavew of various aquatic j
plants. and also of iuaay fresh water
mussels. It? t.hri vc:i best lit sluggish
streams or grass and Ihtg bordered I
ponds. Its lialdts, appearance, and j
characteristics s;> cloudy resniublo j
those of the heaver that it. is some
I i m oh referred to as the lltt'o heaver |
or musk heaver. Its popular name is
due to the pungent odor, which origi- |
nates in a thick 11 11 id contained in two ]
i> ma II glands. The meat !-* edible. and |
ill some localities it is highly prized !
and regularly marketed during the Heli
con. However, it rather to dark
and flaccid to he geimnuSy popular.
I. \ idcnVf Conclusive.
(From the ( i|i ii> State .loui'tial.) 1
I'hll Ossifcr I'onr HilKins is tired of
lifo..
( -y Nick ? lias he s:iiil so?
I'hil Oasifer- N??. laii he has r. greed t
to umpire a bs',1 name
MgiIal uptiift riOKS
How Mrs. n. No! oil Opera ;
Hinger, Esrapetl an O'^rat Ion.
Proof Thai, JJuny O-n-raiitMm
j for Ovarian Tioi:';lrs arc Lit- :
necessary.
" DiiAii Mus, l'is:.r:\\t: ? Travelling
for years on the. r?>?d, ?;?>. irr--gul.i'r j
meals and .sleep aud d;mn? bed*. bi??ko )
down my health .so couplet -'.v :
years ago th it llio }?uy--ici.?n :??'? v; -?.! \
complete rest, ami win u 1 I. ad ; I
mks. o. nia c;:.
?nflfieient vitality, an operation for
ovarian trotiblos. Not n very .-V'.-m- I'm!
prospect, to be mire. I, h>\vov?'\ wvi.i
advised to try Lydia 10. Piiiklmm's
Vegetable Compound an.l san
ative Wash; I di?l v>. f.?rtu.i !y
for me. Hofore a tuonl'.t h;?<! p. is , .! I
felt that my funeral health ha i im
proved ; in three mouths mors i w..s
ourod, and I have been in p.:.;ojt
health ua>% I {fid not lose mi
ment or miss a meal.
" Yonr Vegetable Compound is err
tainly wonderful, and well worthy tho
praise yonr admirinr friend* wh?? have
oeen cured are ready <?> jfivi*' v(.:i, 1
a] way* fi?eak hljfhly of i: , .\iirt you
will admit I have jjvod rdison to do i
?o. ** ? Mm, O. Bui/pi:, T.' 1 r r?
0SOO0 f*rhk if m*om$ tut rm/> l \J !. /..>t cV? tine
~~ - telle* t ?OUT??'?? <MI
. ysipita
t W| lyjirto jn^ JpR3kIin.ni/
tsjmm, Mbm, Y?uf J Jtc* w 111 he
TV HiWWiPwB 9r' " " ? "
DR. CHAPMAN'S SERMON I
?A SUNDAY DISCOURSE BY THE NOTED
PASTOR. EVANGELIST,
fculijottl Til* fcOUK of the l.onl?lf Our
limit* Will Hot Miik litulit < InUt
Will Help l ? lo CiMlitKtriU'l OUr I! in*
to Hlii,
Ni:\v VoijK City. The l(r?\ Dr. J. Wil>
1 > 1 1 1 t hapinan it ?crinotiK continue lo I'M itu i
(lit' profound?*! intercut -Hid to gi\e Die ;
greatest h;ii inflict ion to tiiul farge number !
of American people who demand a k t i*i 1 j
nig discourse for weckl> tending. The
pooulnr j>fl>iloi' c\ iiri^' in-t |,<v picp.ucd I li?- j
following M't'lllfJIt I'll till- pl'l'st. It i) I'll- I
titled "'Ilit' Song ot t he l.ortl," nil. I is j
preached from t |i<* i ? t . '' I In* m> ng ol thu i
J.oid hegan nlno." II 4 liroiiic'.i k '.!!*? 27. |
'I lie dilit'l vim 1 .i ? i hi in ihe liMh itud the '
h!(M ll < hit pit' in ol II < lllollii''? |il fM'iit <t lo ;
in nn illiHttaliou oi th-il dillPlfiicf wliidi j
we frequent!)' >? lo llu; church ;i ? xh? j
pilMM'H III. Ill tilllt'M Ol ('III llUMMKlll to (|lt)4 j
of depletion ;i 1 1 < I hack HKiiin, and tor |
which there fteomi to he no iniiti.'tn c*p!a !
nation. So a! mi in it the picture ol many j
frwnilioH whore th'n godly falhei ha* an tin
I godly -on and an unxodiy 1 >i I lie* ?' ti jso* I ly
xoii. which i* entirely contrary to thf' ihIim
which mi our own lioiui! uc have tU-Ui
mimd should ahnnitd. So alt-o' im it a pic
two nj mans individuals who alter werlts
tint) months and even year* are found reg
n!ai!y in the house of (iod I he most devout
I .it woi'lnpci >, ind then suddenly nlop tit:
alia* al no't to explain to themselves how
j I !ii h.ivcjw#! mlertvtt and why their yen)
is ij-.tcnrhi'd llie wicked reign ot Aliaz
' and the r<Mg1 of hi>* righteous miii l|e/?
| hiith thus furnish us with practical dime
i t ra '.ion.
I
\haz was thf eleventh kill# of .fudah,
I he son of doth nil. Ills example was holy j
and Ivm I'-ikii was peaceful and prosper '
o 1 1 h . Not ho of his noii. lie Was a gro-ei |
idolator, actually sacrili -id his children to ?
t lie gods, reilltWleled the temple that II |
might he lit for idolatroua uset and owned ?
eli.i riot homes that were dedicftied to the j
h'on I pon ail of thin the judgment to <Iwl j
faMs. hut hernupo of it the condition r.l the j
peop'e i* ijoiin t lung dreadful. H? is an ll- \
iiiritvahou of the power of mii. I'ir?t, in ils
i n fa I I : . We fitVd him roM>inj< t)ie !
palace and |i!uinleriii}X the temple, placet ?
Which had always heen tfacrctl lioth to the '
Itmg and to the people, hut which lie pre- ]
nenlit as di diniioi'cd in the 'Jlnt. ver*e oi i
tlw 2Mt h < haptcr, lo tln? kiopt of Assyria, j
Intl. somehow .iin M*t'iiin alwayii to present ;
the iiitiH* /iort of nn infatuation to iho<-e j
w i i?j wall; for any length of time in lis w.iy.
St't.'o.itl, hi it-, degradation There eonM j
lie no w til ~e mii I lian that dt perilled III '
I I i u s J| ind of the 'JNlh chapter, where i
Mtaz ;4itl her< d to^el her the \-e?sels ol the |
Iioiihc ot Co 1. c.liilL 1 1 1 ? i lie door.s ol I lie j
h Hive, and in all I he iilic* ol .) ti< it 1 1 made j
he-,!' plaeivi in hill n iM. cn>e lo other nod:'. ]
A picliire very mndi like it ia found in ]
the .'?lh chaplcr of Daniel the lid and ath j
wi-c-, u he i e the temple veixels are taken
liv the kni>{ and used in liiidnijdit revelry, j
v,*hen muldrnly the lln^er.i of in;:n'? hand '
nie hern writing on the wall. "Thou art !
XM'i^hed in the balance and found want i
in;'. ' Ilowexer, it it true that any man ]
v. im lives In-, powers of body or ol mind to
tin ih as deli. ui( ly sinfula* vv.i-. A hi/, the (
' !: i n^r .
I liinl, ill !ii-< death lie is a [oetlire m the
| end t.l -.in, lie died when onlv lliirtx .-i\
j '.ears ol n,v .in niitinielv death, and lie
sleep* in .i i|i>hotiored grave, for iliw
j would nn'. lniry him io I he toinha ot the
J kin;'-', i perfect illuii ra I ion of the lest,
! "Sin n In i il is liiti-dicd In ingi forth
I de. it'ii " In i he ?ily of Paris in hurtling
i letters of tile a ecitiiin place of dangerous
J sin greeted the pn.s>ei' i>y with these words,
ali ot i hem writ ten hi inc. "Nothing to
I pay," hut he who outers in through the
| oc. .>r will li'id lh.it the wages of hiii is
i 1 1 1 ath This Ii.ix always heen true, lice
j ki th. I lie son of Ah i/. hegan to reign
j when he was (wentv !'t\e >e.u>< o'd in
hlrt |.-a icti t a I Itei it a;;e lie had evervthing
ai/amst him, hul lu't molher's n.inie was
Alii/.ah. and Ik; w'jis the daiiuhtei' oi
[ Xeehanah, a In. in whi> had understanding
' in I lie views ot tlod. v'J'his is umhmhediv
i til" sc. let ol lle/ekiah's goodness. Ivoys
| lccijiu'iil fy go ri^hi, when the r fat lews are
I wrong, hit w licit t he mot her is wrong \ ci y
I rarely do they ivaik io tile pal lis t:( reett
t Hill'
II.
For fdsioe.t years there ls.nl been no sno^
in the t <-? n | I iii"? was a grcal 1os?, 1 .???
cau-.e 1 1 v; ? had always boon acrtss
toimd '.o niiix Ironi tin? 1 1 1 ? i ?* at iroatum
when tin' morning stars sang toijct her ami
nil (I to sons hi (!m| shouted lot joy to til'*
In tli hiltg lllloiiuli tin- IN .1 Si-. 1 \i lu m tlit*
sons of Israel were If | 1 1 \ Mil lam in I it(>
siumm*. iukI t lie hit tli at the Saviour wliort1
ilir angels were tin' choir, the last Mipper
where t lie 1 ,011 1 1 1 was ? out? ol llti'
mik'i'i v 11 1 ? to ili<? new Iteavon and the new
earth where they sing the new soiij; the
world It.ts hail iiuieh-io ilo with music. The
temple service when in^n lived in right ro
tations with t!od and the house was clean
was beautiful. Seme I'.sahns were written
111 the temple mi Icttir.s ot' gold, and the
people chaiittd 1 hem to the iieeonipaw
itn 11! hi llti- conn ertted instruments. the
aiiliphoii.il i ho, i? answered each other, as
1 tm example in the Clth Psalm, one choir
would say, "I, Hi up your heads. ye
gates, cveii, Itii them up. ye everlasting
? '????i-. and the k ng 01 glory shall come
in." and the oilier ehoir would respond,
"Who i.s tins Km;; ol jjlory ?" only to have
the other stltgefs lcpiy, "'The Ijottl of
lio is, lie is the King of glory." Itul tor
sixt een year* I Ik re had been no song.
I'H-t. \\ 1 1 \ was tins? lite best e\plaJ
nation i-. givi'ii 111 the '28th chanter ol II.
t lo oitiiles, the '_Mth and "Join verses.
"And Aha/, gathered together the vessels
<>4 the house 01' tJod, and eut in pieces the
t'ts.iv, 01 1 he huti-i- of tint!, and shut up
t h'.' d:ots ol 1 he house 01 the Lord, and
he made lom altars in every corner ot
? let o-i.tlem . \tul 111 evei y several city of
ilndah lie made It 1 1: It places to bit 1 1 1 ill
i-eiive t.nlo other ijods and provoked to an
L'er I lie I. ..i d ? Jod of his fathers'" There
1- ntanv t life t'o day without a song, and
t > .ill such I ctve my iiics.sai;c The reason
I ir tins I-. found 111 the fact ?>) sin. We silt
i'i our outward acts, but tlod can Keep us
iio'n that if we will let Hint and give us
the >o!i^ i iii "e more. We sin in our de
sire*. hut lie eati remove these destrCti.il'
i we will but permit llim to do so, and out*
a He 1 ions utav be ..it- on thiiu;.s above. W e
sin 111 our motives, but it we me Ills thcie
is .1 new | i\ . ? 1 (,i our hie. and the motives
v l.h'ii weie most impure may become pure,
indeed We have also a bias to sin which
conies to t;> with our birth, but lie i.ut
counteract if it we will >;i\o Him the riulti
t" do so if one could throw a stone up
high enoiie it 11 would eolne to t lit- place
1 i eipnpoise. where the law el pfvawlutiou
would he overcome by the high law which
I "1 1 is upward. .iu,l mi it mi ilnl but yield
ourselves to I'hiisl as we ought we would
t oiue to the place where lie would over
power the \\ ca i.ucss of our nature, .tnd
"'11I wc doubtless need is a song today.
1 !. 111. iv he the old mint; we used to sin*. It
i. 1111t11.1l to everybody to sing, the plow
hoy as he follows his plow, the shepherd
a-- he Keeps Ills flock 111 the mountains, the
sailor on the sea and the traveler on the
plain, they all sing. At a critical moment
in the buttle of Waterloo when the soldiers
1 were wavering Wellington found our it was
because the batul had stopped, lie ordered
the musicians to may again, and the effect
| was marvelous. Ii (here would only be a
1 song in our sottis to day and 111 the church
there would be power A mother ?<avv her
| chilil standing upon the edge of a prcci
I pice. Site knew if ?he shouted she might
I startle the child si that he would fall, so
site attracted his attention by a familiar
sons she sang l ltere are men and women
standing on the verv brink of perdition to
ds v without hope, but if the church wer?
bat staging her ?ong as ?ae ou 3 111 tiie lost
could be saved, and ii' one had a son-* oth
er* won'd join with it. On the battlefield
of Shitoh fainting and suffering a Christian
soldier began to sing, "When I can leatl
iiiv title dear." In a few momenta an
other soldier with weak voice joined in
and then another until * score of voices
wore Taking up the sonp. t?h. if we could
but i?ei on ijre mir eh'trrh fr?r <?nd the
whole city might soon he under the touch
of His imghtv life. t ?
Second, wiml did He*ekiah do? ,\Vo
hnvc only to rc.\d the story t? hnJ out.
" flK He opened the doom, indicated
In the third vera.
The pri+*t? wgr* ?.intifietl, the 15th
iaotr part of
the house and iiiadv it clean, the JCth
veruo,
(41. Tiny wHictilied ? lie vnlne house,
the 17th vfiM?
(5), 'l iny ri'tlorrii the ve<no!n which
had unci1 hern iiiii'il hi t !ii' temple
(H>. "And llezckiah commanded to ot
ft>r tin- burnt olh'intu upon the altar. And
when tin- hurnt offering hcjtaii the fcoiig <<i
I III' I A>I <1 in*;: /in iivmiii, ;?!???<? with thi? trnrn
iii'ln 'iiiid' with tin1 iii ?>' i uifH'iii* in <!.ii(?i''l ny
b..v.d. K . n t/ t,i J - 1 .if' \'r! .ill I'll* < on^'i'i ? \
^at ion ?lu| ><?< ! , i I ' iie .on^crr ?>ai. i,
Hid flit* 1 1 : i it 1 1 <?* 1 1 i n ? .i ?!< I. I ?? ? 1 tin* I
cOlil Hilled until till' i :int ottering W.li
tilllrhl.ll."
Thud, ill tin* ic tviii.il \W have no
*ong in tin* chinch t u." iiik'i' we li til
I do nol V.'ihh t'> 1 '? t i i 1 1 " ? 'I ? ' hi iny view
of till' ion II tillllj/r, it li my glC.lt
i|i?iii' to inspire* tiic ihin.ii v.. ill a new J
ho{M.- and ?i en in i ;itiwi ol Letter 1 1 ? 1 1 ? >?.?? . j
hut (n< om1 i* mj I > ? t f ? 1 1 in tliiv hu' what in'
enn hi ii that (hi* I'hui'.'h im v. itjiniii ilir n I |
miii:( ? iii' ii-fd to have, and l>< yoiid .ill i|iii
'ion it i? hcrauxe ih" i ?"?ii !?!?? in ist need
III- I'itlllM'd. \\'ll> idio'.lhj II ' *t t lie work I.I ?
sin o?>w r
? if. Ir oupht t.a hr<nn v.it'i Ihe |itic*!s
t in maeis i-i a* in the i i.ii 'I ??' > iii^ni ri ii y
t'ln'ihliuii Kvm* t <-']<* ihi> i i in- win ii
one nay riding through a wool In; <lis
ununited from hi* horse, hitched it t i the !
liir ami in. nil- hi>( way into the darkening
shadows Tint stayed upon hu fa'-e before
fJod ioi hour* iVaiting tor 1 1 1 ^ special Im?h*
ing or hi* hiK'i'inl work. and \v ??<*?? in' re I
turned to hi" hoix- and i ? n .hi 1 1 < <l ii and
t li o Iio.st duy ht'n/in hi* prcAchm^ *i-i vi <? a
revival iviii started which swept the wlio'e
country. Maze n|>cnt ? day it ml a ni^ht in
a New York hotel ii?ltiiw I'oi (lod't hpcial
hitting liccauxn he needed it, mid at hi t
nntrtl in cds' rice mid i-jiy, "Oil. l<oril, ?t.iy
I'iiiiK- hand I can hold no niorc." Murray
M'.( lievnne wiim no illicit with <!od that n?
lie laid hiK hands ii|io:i a hoy's h.-ail and
H.lul, "I inn very much concerned about
youi soul," the hoy reinenfi/ered it and
when In* forgot Met.'hcyni?<''.s ?crmon? he
fell the touch til li i? loving hand upon his
head, and if pushed him into the kingdom.
(2). A ml the inner part of the nou?c
need* also 1. 1 he i leaused. Thoro is in
e vi'i'v church a circle into which (Jcnl lias
hpi'I.ii I (?) < .11 i-erlain persona. To ihew I
m i a* direct my incHvajre, to the oiiieers ni
tin' chiirc'i ni wliatc* ?r name, to tin- Sun
day school ii'a'h'-i.s and to thom who havf
l>et oine ni.o il.iuillv louull'd is lllt? ftCUl'dlill^
i|iie??l inn. Is thine in-aii rij^lit in the f>;>;iit
f.| I !odv" In the f > 1 ehapter of Isaiah
ii nd tli" )!1ii ver.se tiie prophet Kiiya, "Ho
re clean lii.it in ar I In* vi .-ra-U of the l.urd."
' ? ? H I jiil s ii,.- i > > . i . t \> in r iii.- ts miclenn,
\\ h t !?? In" olli' c i-! one the anue'^ iiiifiii
iim" to til: | lie searching power ot (iod'rf
v.oj'.l ijiixht l'.' Imnli i lie .^mid.vs -?ch<iol
teacher. < >iic ni Mr. MhmI\'s teachers In
( lliea;;o wan ?'yiii^ nl eotisuili |ii:on . lie
must lease ii : We.stciii homo aiWl-^L'rrn
to t!ie home 111. boyhood III th^Bi.ct,
lull licj-iri. in- would leave, iiitcnnif a cat
ri.i;;e he ilruve t'> i vc;y home and he^oa^ht
lite members uf it;^ ciass to ye id to (Sod,
and f..tel Mi. M i ?iiy, "W lu'il liu* tunc
lame nir h i ?>> to ic.oc ( 'hieit^o Iim nnIioI.'
i!a^>. i>ii_v ? . : 1 1 * ? 1 1 them .-used. ^aLhcrni
<t tli.' |ilal t"!in nl lit" station t.i wave him
a laicwcli, and tin s ail sinjr, 'MIesi he the
1 1" that uur !ua. :.. in ( iii i-tifin
ioVe.' 111 t i.r.at ialis. tin- ('?til eili'|ite|' i'lld
I lie 1st \cl-e. i' I- i. 0)1111. 1 lid* d, "\c will' ! I
ale .iiiii'na! re.siore tiie wanderers in tile
? iii n| nu'ckne^ . ' a i'i a'lif, il is tine that
i-ieii li.ae \van<|ei,ii i 'a iihi',1 it mil's Inun tiie
iliiu-h, and we have iic.,ic liotium: to it
?lraisi tin m, !<i i h>' work m c.eausiiig ?o
O'l .
till. TM- . !nv '!i < i whole oiijjd to 1 .?*
M't Wi'.h <! ?!. I:i /iili.ii III ii, 1 1 ? f !i?l
chapter illol tic it! t seven verse-i, v line
lilt' .It.- I ?; .l.i-'ljt, ill.1 I|!;>|| 1 1 1 1? I ,
Klaitdi'i;' i- n c : he I nl | |l(> l.nid.
Ik' U.I- vilh lii'iiy p.inilOMtr. itinl
Tlio won! ot iii.> i(uii i.-ii'iic "1'iiLnil*
|||0 lilllty };!li I'K'llI ?: II I'll I Will i-u?|l|.? t
'.Vlt'll .'I chill!;/" .M IliplCIll Nil's*' tililiv
cnrilli'llln lilt -'i I !ir ln;dl pl i.-sl m i' nl. i' l'i<'
liubitri il ill tit U". 'l'lu-y
liavo ?.ij>i)?:il ni- -.piritu.'.l in'.1, and we arc
.on i-i'li'-s in thr pre-;. 'lire of I lie world.
\ ? ? u ;i 1 1 1 Io |i?h them oil ami 1 1 ? i * : i ] >\i t on
i < Iti iff. mi I Int. living anion:: Men we
1 1 1 i y ! i J w in I ('."in i.i 1 1 i(ii 1 1 \ tin' very w.iy
| We li t; I In-: lii lint (;<? i.l-V, lol' till' pit"
i Jure t ? I .!<> Ii'i.i n wiiii Sal. in resisting
i inn:, I doubt m,; |nr',i? ill;.; in now
ill I In' } ? i ? ? ;eu< ??? o* fold, don 111 'c.-s tiling
! iMIeiitioii to sin- way we have Bitnyc our
? llVlnils thi - inormii'- .iii.l uttered otIV pl'iiy
; ei . . 1:111 tli.s pnuiie m Zeell I liil ll ill-'H
| tell-; u> lli.it .Jo.;, u. I. ilit- iiii'li pric?l . had
' ii fair inilii' -i t noon Ins head, and the
Imii'Is slioui ! that -.(.rvicc was tianl. That |
? lair mitre i>; 1 1 k ?? the descent y.f the llniy
: IJIiom. lor which i lu re is it Htfrat need to
day. Then 1 le>.e!?iitii va v.* tiiiit the vessels
I oi the temple wci" i"-:iored. t he chtnvh
| Ins had cc.iain vc- els i ununited to Iks-,
! a*. I n' i ;,iini?'e, t m ? |!ii)!e. We liave
j I'M'ki d il io |>:eee-s '.in:.! tlie Uiilh of sonic
I lii -* heen sit, then. "Will you pray for a
i theological r indent*'" .-aid a woman to me
praise of (Jod. rendered liy men ami women
? whnir hmrts haw aiita.lv 1m i n yielded to
! (lod. lull it iv.is when the inirni ollerinn
? was presented tliat I lie soun l.euan and
: there was (his peculiar ahout I he hunt
olTerinji. it wa.< all yielded and it wa- a!!
consumed, an illustration <">1 tin' fa I tint
when \> e ii i e entirely surrendered I > (onl,
t wliell lie lilies III the Ministry ami eiuiiro*S
! in c\ erv I hui?; l.i lie- < hill *h. when thi'Vi: .s
? llo tho,;.;lll hilt <o>. ilia ftiol'V Mid lio eo'il
j ('.'I il i.'i hu( in lii aoiMi >\ a! . tlic.i will tin1
msiii; o! tlie Lord h?vi!? ? ?nrt* jt<:ttn Ii yo.i
j will i i-id the ;{<): h chapti'i of II. t lirouich.s
I vmi will havr tin' '"'My ot a prr.i ! rcxivai.
' w here poop'e Ironi Dan t.? I rslieha i iinc
] t <? .lei iiki lem to ? |ic nd - ven day .ii'.l t iieu
; tari'ied seven dix.s !nn.;rv. <n it \nn v.ill
i 1 1 ad t lie ol.st. rii i|i!? i oi II ( 'livor, icie> you
i will have the t > it-i ili?- o! i jiiieat- ot <.'o,l
i uoiiiui ;li> .iiid iiuh k i i>" r't'd overt hp.i'A nu(
j the ivlo'.it roils jilai ?- of w-.r^hiii .mil ; ?
; lin^: lip tin- all. us . ii.-' more. I Irs t'.ie
| ?eeret of purifying our ciiics am! purityiii^
; tint* land l.ct I he sum; o! the t.md ??(???in
! on. e a^ain liu io i , lij iiuir Ml on;
j io K?/eirinh'f t hr.ti tli.- 'JUt \ . r>e of
i the Mist thaplei i'i II i hromeles "And
j with every w.irU thir l:o '..cvan in t Tn- mix
I ice ol the hou*e oi < I . ? 1 1 . .??id ill I fie law,
I and hi the .uiimaodnieii' >. to see!; Iih
! tiod. lie do. I! vitll ;?;! Ill.s heart, o.d
] j?i?- pero.!."
Tr.msvaat Postage Gt.nnps.
The Transvaal government l?n -4 In- I
/surd a pot of postage stain ps, which' 'J
arc in grent demand by collectors. !
Thore are ten varftios, oa-.-h of a differ
out color, ranging in price from one
cent to $2.50. All of t ho slam pa boar
tho head of King Kdward, facing to
tho loft, in an oval within a finely
headed Ira mo. in trav black. Above
tho brad is a crown, and Ht tho foot
the word "Transvaal." The one-cent
*tamp^ aro a blnifch grren. and the
colors of tho others range from Roar
lot to orange, olive green and purples
The Mritish colonial office, meantime,
is considering a now ooatofarma do
sign by I.ockwood Kipling, father of
(hr^poM and novelist, for tho new
Orange River colony, which was for
merly the Orange Free State. The
ront of-arms consists of a plain heral
dic shield bearing an orangotree.
a hove it a Tador ro9e; oa the grounC
arc waved lines, the symbol of water,
typifying the nana -JWo^nfonteia.
Two aprlagboks support tfea afatoJd.
? In Maine.
? DHteer? Did you have a guide when
you wont fishing in Maln<>?
liumr ? For a l' w dayp.; then tho
Kulde got lost.
HhU'? Catarrh Cure Is a H?;uM hi i in t it icon
Internally, and af.tit njioa the blond ??>'i
nineou^ mir lat in of ll>? hyxiHin. s?*n<l for
tvfttlujordal*, t inc. Hold by tlrutri-'Ul* 7.V.
}f, J. Cyy.srt A Co., I ' i i jledo. o. '
Kngliidi Kliiph-.tildcm get their gun* ajid !
toiler* in Ot-rinnity.
)'ITH permanently <',irfl<l,No ii ? ? or r>?rvoim.
after II r*t i! iy*H im?t <>'. Dr, iillnn** CJroa
Nei vh ltuHt of r. ' r i Irtl bottle and t reutlaofm*
17J, ll.U# Kmjkk. *.'.?{ i Ardh Hf !')> 1 1 a., Pa.
I The average ita'arv of cVrgymon in 1 1??*
( r> ? t ? ? I St. il< i ih SfKV) n \>.i! .
Mr?.Wl??lowN S< olhtnif for <*hllilro:i
ti>fetl?lu^,Moft<sn tlm^n ?, i ??''.?icoHluflnmrfttf.
tlon.ullayft |?Mlu,e.nr<M wind tiollc. j.V?, (t bottle
"r??? (it-Ht tr-ir-l:t<?*i tr<rtiov m Amcric.i
>vitl be run in 1' ranltjin, N' jl.
J <lo not boilov* Vlao'n Cum for Conairnn.
| iloiiliiuiiiii ooiiol for-?ouKliHnn?l -? joii-c
1 . lioim. Trinity MDrlnjctJ. Ind,. Feb. ?5 !IWW.
An Early Riser.
Slimmer Hoarder? You nut up father
Into last night, dJd you not? I heard
you going to be<! about 3 a rn.
Farmer? O, I wag J ch gettin' up then.
EADACHE.
ll.VliKI5.il CONDITIONS
AND COLOSjpiJRl:l> BY
< 1 A I>|/lMIS 10
Nold I #v nil llruciiM*,
NEW PENSION LAWSrtu
A[>|.l> lu .NATIIAN It I i li IOUI>, Ut i I ?!.?
litlnnni ?u> I), <'4 ______
Situations. Secuwi
(?? n.i.lunt'J 'Win*
ttt uUi_e /t,t tfiUWgU* ?P?! oftrrt. |
ftii ^ctiOli Business
ifidssiiy coiiogoo
Louisville. Ky. Monlgontry, Ala.
H?u?ton. Ten. OolumUu*. O4.
Richmond, V?. fatfiwtflfham. Ala. J?ch?0(ivl?ltt Fl? j
The Great
Blood Purifier
rvurc RHEUMATISM, CATARRH, INDIGESTION,
lUKD CONSTIPATION AND KIDNEY TROUBLES.
PROMINENT RAILROAD CNCINKER
tlAYQ :
ItAI.RIOX, N. C. .
I took .1 or 4 of lUmtinacUlff t
Rovorul yearn uiio for a ve ry ?ever? nt?
tuck of i lioiiiii'itlKra in tlm inusulett of j
my tmck, which conflncl niu to my ln?<l
fori or ?) Wf??k?i. H 1 1 Kt ' MA <M l)K HAS
MADK A I'KUMANUMT CUIIB. I
Imvo not foit miv Hymptoms of lt? rr
turn. f now It oeeftBioimlly iih u
K<<ii<wiii TON!/, iM oit'i'fftH ?ro all
wl&li, Yours vory truly.
? H. HKOKHAM.
TREASURER ORANGE CO., N. C.,
T>IFIE6 A9 FOLLOWS:
^ II II. I t! MOltO, N. C.
I had rheumatism for a number of
; yearn, A bout four yt'ttrt* iik<> ft became
i quite eevcro. Wa? conltnod to my hod
1 or ?o mo lime, U*ed several remedies,
i but never nrot any ncrmimont relief
U'ltll I began to t u ko IIIH- UMACIDI5
on tlio ud\ico of a frleiH. It cured ino
nr. tlio time, and I feel that It ha<? im
jtrovivJ inj' tfenoral health very tnueh.
i loffard it tho best remedy for rheuma
tism. lleapoetfully. K. A. DICKSON.
For snlc l>y I>myyists, or sent cxprossa^p prepaid 011 recc'pt of $1.00.
BOBBITT CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MO.
ROYAL
WORCESTER
AND
BON TON
CORSETS
STRAIGHT FRONT
: Arc made in nil the latest shapes
i and colors. They have no ei, als,
. and ii<? others are "just us jjood." >
Ask your dealer about them.
l(oya! Worcester Corset Co.
Worcostor, Mass.
FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS
"New Rival" "Leader" "Repeater''
F you arc looking for reliable shotgun am
munition, the kind that shoots where you
point your gun, buy Winchester Factory
Loaded Shotgun Shells: "New Rival," loaded with
Black powder; "Loader" and "Repeater," loaded
with Smokeless. Insist upon having Winchester
Factory Loaded Shells, and accept no others.
ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM
GOOD?
THINGS
TO EAT
From I.l!>l)v's rumpus
hygienic K 1 1 <? li o :i s.
Wo fin ploy ii chef
who is an expert In
making
Natural Flavor
Food Products
*
\V? don't |>rneti<"? i>>*onoiny He \ii?s the
very materials. A wujipJv on your
j'lmirv uliolves ph.iIiIi'S v mi to luivn always rvt
!;sin<l tin' Mseutlnli (? >r tbo vory l?'it nn'iils.
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY
CHICAGO. U. a. A.
Write for our lrioUlrt "Hon* to Mark Goon
Things* to 1:.VT."
WANTED
250 Yoimft' Moil
M ? ih'o lu ijiJft.ifv (<>r i irh'-!i vrr
i iv ii ij'i-rni!"'"' In w ttlnji ri.l-r h Jn.OOO
l;v|ut?lt I?> J>! ?>lt\ J ( !v pKH'llO tll'MIl
! he Cia.-Ala. ISiis. College,
croiuii v.
CANOV C AT HAMTIC
1<V>
9 Ae. A?V.
*11
l?r
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold In balk,
beware of th? dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
"MA" OF MIS" If!
Ahoolutely Y?vl'? whfff and lion
In lov?<M MieooAsttitly. |?j lite ;Ur oi.firav lag,. .,f
mining mmih, "If. ( ri|ii>li> i rrflt cold
iiiIIt itm>'r|tiril. tJ >lr *in?li (-'tit I >ii Iftt. a> nt
t.. ii?y Sont frv?> ?v> ?>li, ti>Rfthor ?l?r? pro?j*-<-tu?
Of our ?N?in|>any. Srivl stamp tor
U II l'KNVhK, COI.OKAUO.
rOLEftlAN-WAGENER
V V HARDWARE CO.
y 3C3 I fcln* Kl^trt,
CHARLESTON, 5. C.
(fiKO. a fn?nm
wmcm Joio. v. rt.ijt ma ???*??? *r
It O, ?ALU >?CT r * tMA*
3r ?*"*- - . ? i
... .. v *r >
wty m ? Utf ***? V rnmr-* v
$3 & $3t?l? SHOES S
IV L Douglas ihcet an the ttatdant <)/ ilia wort J.
IV. I.. Ilnuffl.ift tfiniid ?>iil sold iiioro menS Wood*
JfHr 1>i<l( ( Jfmi-i -iro ? j 1'iocfm: kiioM> lu |Jj?> flr?t
Kit uiAul ||k of !'.? 04 'Inn ?iif olJifr wauufacturnr.
ci n nnfj " * ?**?> i"1'1 ,o *?? w m,|?
V I U?y v/U ? rtii 'li - ;.i t I hi* W?( eftlfrtf ?
VY. L. DOUCLA8 $4 9HOE8
CANNOT Uti KX CFLLED.
:r sr.io.j.sjo $*,mo,ooo
(l'!St ln:f)0f(0<l nn I A ? -sr: II 'I ha/l ft*. Hfyi's
Putv ill Calf', ? nunc I, Hi r Cult. Cilf. Vlil K d. C?'onu
Cult, Nn'. Kanqnron. I :?*, Color Kyplelji ii?r?l.
Cflli(i?n f 'rho (ren'itnc hnv?W. L TX>UCI,A6'
ii-inif ruxl yr'xe ?;Ihiii|jw1 on bottom.
Shoes by ni'lil, 2.'n\ t rim. ///??. < tilit/oi/fnt.
W. L. DOIUJI.AS. IIUOCKTON. .MASS.
I lniVe liocii n great sufferer Willi
piles for .vi'.'iis, am! I have tri?*?l ev
erything 1 heard of, and have been
in the hospital ;s( Mini's. I have had
bleed Inn piles, ajjd fell terrible. An
aunt of miiie eame Hum tl.e country
to see me ami she imiile me tale
iilpans T.ibuh s. I Hrst took I wo four
times a i lay, then I took one at e:ie|i
meal, ami then one every day. At
ilia e'Jtl of Iwm wet'J;s I felt a jjrf.lt
ebango. I thank ltipaos for reliev
ing me of all 1 suffered.
At itruggists.
The Five-Cent packet is enough ff>r ?n
ordinary occasion. The family bottle,
(50 (??iits. rnril:):iis :i ?hii|?Iv fer 11 vimi.
Free Test Treatment
If you lmvono fsiUi in my incllio.l of
( i eminent, bf^nd u?o a e??inj>ie oi jour
ciorninu urinw for annl>?ii?. 1 will
then yon In mill my opinion oi
\ our ?1 ? serine it n?l oiu? wwk'u tniauiieni
rxt't. or ML COST. Vo.i *111 then t a
eouvincfc.i that my w?*??uu?nn.- urw>.
MnililiiK-adOiiinl f'?r nrtpo feiit
flVH. (.XV.il. I Ml IAPCM
! bJti Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa,
?> b pas
? B Hi
el iff
REPA8RS
SAWS. HIBS,
flrist ?? I wlni't HnSHilt#
Jtc , tor n<>) ni.iko
I ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES
i Ami Rcpilis f?.r pmn". Sli.iftlnp. J'til '?*jrs. |
{ 1'ettlHK, I lpot. Valves ?i- >1 K-.ttliiy*. j
I I.O .1 K.I lii? 1 ICON \ V O I ( K *i AN I) SI'I'l'LY i
i COM KANV, Aiisrosf ?. Oh.
; FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER
I W 7^.. TAKK
K ^ Known all over Aliiorl<-??g the *'.ir. j
j fnB i t i-iirr r-r nil Min'nrl'tl ?""?n"?- -?"?< !
I us u m- iu>iliat typhi'!', l'ie|mie.t by
KLOI.'/ikUxhliC- I'd, M a*li inn I on, I ?.
; iT" Wrttt for testimonial*.
Piles or hemorrhoids ;
whether i!(1iiti>:, Mcedin;; or protruding, promptly I
relieved and |>< ipian'.nty ?. tired l>v my method without I
knife or opeiativc measun-v Write mr fully regard- I
ins your n :>?! I will advise y>n honestly tn the |
niaiter. Consultation free. 1'rice i>( treatment euro- |
plcle, only ?*.<*>. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
I refunded. Write today.
Jg*. H. N. TANNER. Ctvst Aurora, N. Y.
Top dog in any shoe
figlit.
"RED StAL."
5H0E COJ
THIS IS A TYPE of the bright, up-to-date girl who
is not afraid of sun, wind or weather, but relies on
Cuticura Soap assisted by Cuticuka Ointment to
preserve, purify and beautify her skin, scalp, hair and
hands, and to protect her from irritations of the skin,
heat rash, sunburn, bites and stings of insects, lameness
and soreness incidental to outdoor sports.
jiQ^Much that all should know about tho skiu, scalp, and hair is told in
the circular with Cuticura Scat.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY UilYFBSITY.
LCXINCTOS, KV.
tw%r4 at Wot 14 ? Kxp<Ml?!?a.
Root lHnl?|,BuilBMi,8Wt h%#^ Ttp#.
* riling an<l Trlefrabh* itutht irro
AJ4rt? HflLHIK k. HMITU, PrM'i, tfilnitM, Kr.
So. 3Q.
Richmond Female Seminary
A
select none school
hor Young Ladle*. For
forma and catalogue addresa.
C. P. WILLI A fl SON, Prcj?.#
No. j East Grace St., RlCHnOND. VA.
E
PISCOPAL MALE
ACADEMY,
HOUSTON.
VA.
Rr.oim \Ni/,rt? ix ibool
*f?4r?Ma
?k*'l n??M|||M|U.. CBM'Ui
s?D ;?!3?5S
s&ps-w. ?;?Ss5?ggg
i*. (eo ?*, u?TjT5Lw^r
- I>tlnclp*l,
1WJJI|"W. >'>*??<* i
T. ?i i CIILKR
DROPSY
10 OATS' TRLATMEKT FR?t.
socceji. Hftvo cared ntor tn o tu?
and cues.
sa.tt,a.o?M?'88o*i,
?ai it Qt,
nur ElJ.ll rnAMPiOV OKAT5 m4
THE iHRKSHEK1.1Cvll^l?^W?T^^i5g|
I uiy a n<l quality of I to work, and
lis ortn?tnctl?H. 1 hrrc ?lt*y tot I?M? ? Wf
p?wrr. F?m" (rr<T??iklotiM>, prtcn,l?n?,|?, ?"'P>
WHO. V. Hl HtiKMs uowotH Af**?,ftMpafcVlfc
LABOR WORLD,
Over lO.OftO white tarnier* are
in Natal. South Afrlcu.
7'lie-e are JO. 000 unemployed if*
I'rovln.-o of Matatwas, Cuba, /?</:>
? ? ? H
j..ii)o}< is tin i ht; .'ujuoduct at Crotc
\ \ nn/nted a tvit'toj
i> ;ii flVokh
.1 uiiki: I') i iiiiiiil with (li o Pr&fot'tii
I'll ion, '
( I lull, labor unions a t* ?J
, ' ?* -Milly agitating a Friday
day iii'jwiiiriti. j
" *
tJay niyvenirui.
Knit* i> f iht'ir luiernutJouiil or/gad
/.tin. n i'ii nihil harlx'is' unions Ti<J
!>.( r I i?'i|>a' JDK ill I'nlitlcn.
I [!.<?: i miner* :ti I .it fayetfe, Oof., ha*
H..H ?l.rit I I )-' Mdll-OHioh ttlrt
touti'iii'iifc to join I be union | 2
In
i oiisem 1 ii>: i>/ j , _
A movement I* on toot to t'fttahjjj
i tumuli of I'niit'ti 'ryiK>jfrax4ijJ
Workers' Inlon in J.ewinton, Me. J
San I'l :(nct*ii>, t'ai., upllul>itO???s lm|
received a;i lucreafte of iKty a
iluy nutlet the new wage schedul
I'uniU'i i n I v being $o.
Tin' liea (Is of I he telegniidi <jj
an iii of tin* different railroad* 1.
.ii.-ina arc trying to tind some "y<w
.'i it- the s' an iiy of telegraph ? pert
Kmpioyes of I Im* YonkerK, N. 1^
nil road were granted an 111#;
iVoi ii eighteen i fills an hour to j"
ciiis after a .strike lasting only
i
I iioiir/<.
In -order lo prevent further .-jf
i ! lit* (.'overninent of Spain hag' if
an order thai ci^lil hours shall d
? inii' a day's labor on all (ioveMfjt
work. )
.Striking jdumhers at C'hirkHhu^
\'a. have gained a victory, The ?
providing /or a three (jtiarler doylS
doiilde j?ay for overtime, haw ^
signed.
J)einai:ds of lire mm on Jnrgfil
j steamers for more iliCJi hi ihc-iurg
is heiiig grit-rally mot l/>" the ow
The new order giver/ Ihrfc* ?Ulf(
j lirc'iia-ii Instead of two.
President's Tour,
Rutland, Vt., Special. ? Pregil
RdOhcvclf. after a stay of three,
on t ho shore of Lake Champlt
t ho guest of Secretary of the Tr<
L. N. Shaw and Dr. W. 8.
suniorl h ir tour of New England.. *4?
i :i? !i?il Burlington from Shelbun
r'aniis. Dr. Webb's home, duril
forenoon and was given an hour't
through the city. Governor stic!
and Mayor Hawley acted as hostft
diivo extended to Green Mount
whrjre the President viewed tho t<
of Kthnn Allen. Secretary Slmw *'
cd the President at the station. J
Dear Killed by Incect3.
l!;imcn.H<? damage ba:> been donet&j
spring in Prussia to red deor tbri
an insect tailed rachenbremse (tf
gad-fly), which lava eggs In tho df
Rottril.-. There are then inhaled,
the larva* block the windpipe, caui
death Many hur??J ???'>? p.f 0?ej "
tli n< hr.nr, Icfifpil
?
8. 6, ! fi. f. I U
? ? ijg
(jouerul Passenger Department. ?
? *
Soheduln F.ffoctivc January 16, f9C
RouiiniorND. K A ST E UN T1MK NOfitnWj
No. 12. No. 82. No.ft}r?
Mi.vd. Pans' r. Paf?!r^
V (il),' 8 15a Lv Marion Ar .
2 lOp 9 09.1 1.v Glonwood !,v 7:j
2 lot) 9 20 i I.v Th'mal City Lv 7
3 Mp !' 35? Lv Union Mills Lv 6 U.
3 20t? 9 50n LvRuthorfonlton Lv 6 Mj
3 4">p 10 OVi Lv r?ro<t City Lv 6 3ftj
4 lOu 10 20a Lv Huorietta Lv 6J"^
?1 30 j> 10 3>Ja Lv Mooresboro Lv 5
4 45p 10 88 i Lv Lnttlmore Lv 5j
6 00 p 10 5?h Lv Hhelby Lv 5 1
0 15 1 0 8? Lv Tot'iis Sp'gs Lv 5
6 25 i 11 15a Lv Eurla Lv ftl__
6 4ftp 11 30a Ar Biacksburg Lv 4 43p^
Slixo I.
8 20a 11 35a I,v Rlackslurf; Ar 4!
.... 1100a Lv Cbfcrok.F'lsLv 4j
. ... 10 40aLr Oaffney Ar 5 1C
R ;">0:? II 55a Lv Smyrna Lv
9 10a 12 05 p LvIIlo'rj Gr'veLv
9 4 Oil 12 20 1> Lv* Sharon Lv ,
10 :0a 12 85p I.v Yorkvllle Lv
10 45u 12 5'J v Lv Tlrzah Lv
1 I5p l lOp I,v Rook Hill Lv
2 40,t 1 S0p Lv Cata'ba J'n Lv
! 8 10p I 4.riji Lv Riverside Lv 2
j 3 50 p 2 05 1' Lv Lancaster Lv 2 1(
4 20p 2 25p Lv 1? I11H Lv H
4 40p 2 30 p Lv llvnth Sp's Lv 1'
| r.;:o;.*,4 02p Lv Ktushaw I.v ?1 21
: f?00:> 317 p I.V Wnptvllle Lv 12
; 6 &0p 3 50i> Ar Canv'on Lv 12 lOS
*20 mhniii'H foriliuuur.
Additional trains butween bluok?bj|
Citvftney.
Nn7i3.~
H 50 a l,v IJlaokftburg
U l0:i I.v Cherokee Falls
<i 30.i Ar OnfTney
Trillin Nop. 3! ami 38 are oporHted ??|j
Trains Nos. 31, 35, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
arc operated daily except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS M S I)F. BY SOtJTHBOt
T11A.IN8. *
At Marlou--No, 32 connects nt Marlon Ipl
Southern Hallway train No. 36. wht<i!|_
rives at Marlon at 8 2ft an from Cbatt
Ashevllle anil intermediate point?.
At lHackaburu-N", 34 anil No. 11 -<
with Southern Hallway train No 86, ' ^
arrlv? ? at lllaoksburg nt 7 45 am. froa*r^
laiita, Oreonvlllo, Spartanburg, ?nd
mediate points. ^
At Yorkvllto-No 34 connects with
N. W. train No. 70, wblch leaves Yox
at 10 4* nm, for Giistonia, Lenoir, and"
mediate points. _ ' >
At Jtock Hili-Nos. 32 nnd 34 ?onneo?3g||
Southern Itrtiiwny train No. 76, which!'
Hook Hill at 3 30 pin, for Chester, Colt
anil tutcrmodlulo points.
At Catawba J u uo'. ion- Nos. Jtt nod
neot with H. A. I., train No. 32, whiOt)
?os Catnwbu Junction at7 54 pm. foT
roe, nnd Intermediate points.
At Lanoaater?Noa, 32 and 84 conn*
1.. ft O. train No, 1C, which leaves Iji
at 4 45 pm. for Cheelet and Intel
polul?. "? ? '
At Camdon-Wlth A. C.L. (N. W ..
for Charleston, fluroter, Florence, 1
ton. Wilmington nnd Intermediate
Train No. 68, which leave# Camden *
pm.
COS SECTIONS MADSBT NORTII1
TRAINS,
At Camden-- With A. <X-I* (N. Wfc
No. 71 from Charleston, Florence _
ton, Wilmington, flnmter and Intwi
polnta, whloh arrives at Camden at 11
wlih ttouthern Railway train No. $
Klngsvllle, which arrive# at Gamdra l
am.
At I,an;aater? No, S8coa?Acta at
ter with L4 0. train No, 16 for cm
Intermediate point*.
At Catawba JupoUob-Kot, 1
neot wl.b S. A. L tnOaSo aj
utawba Jubmi?? -- -
wi.q m. a. L. train ? V
Catawba Junction at* ^ * wh
??d 'ntenoedlata point. pm t{
?i, leaving Rook Htu u
,0*15S isssaS- ?"
poiata p? -*