The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 09, 1909, Image 3
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JUST IN At
THE PURE FOOD STORE
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ItafraHhiiig Spilug and Summer drinks at
4tte Puru Jfcod .Store.
FKNNKHS ORAPK JUIOK.
The unferm<,nt<*d ' juice of pure Concord
? - grapes in four si?cs -10c, 15c, Me, and Me.
BKAUF0NT G1NUER ALU.
Refreshing stinl invigorating 10c per pint.
HARRIS LVnilA' 'WATER.
The beat lithia water on the market ? 1-2
and 0 gallon#.
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We have just received a lull line of Teas.
v Best loose tea*, 60c per* lb Tet ley's teas in
? packages 00c, 70c and "80c per lb.
I BRUCE & LANG.
Ilcadquarterw for Good Things to Kat.
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LOST.
Lost between the residence of Mr.
F, -M. Zrmp and tho residence o|
Mr'. J 8 Hoiuy ft email ten pock
et bo< k conlainip# about $22 00.
Fin ler please return to A. Burnet
Stoncy nod receive n .'reward.
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Open For Health Seekers To-day,
The "Big Spring" near Reihuue,
S. C., opens up f *? t health sukersj
to-duy, the 9th inst. A picnic will
be jnven and the public lias lircn
invited to attend with weil tilled
baskets. Bathing will be u feature!
of the day. Tn'a health resort i&|
owned by Dr. J. E. MoLure. I
Birthday Picnic.
The annual birthday picnic of j
Mr. and Mrs-f. II II or ion will be j
bfjd tiiis year on the 10<.h of July
T It i Bfi gMheiirgs never f ?? i I to t: f
ford great plgapure to nil who fit.
tend. T'ie picnic will be In Id nt
Wests' Mill. We acknowledge
willi thanks an invitation to be
present
Shannon <$; Mills
Mr r?. T. Mills who for a nuai
ber of y?'HrH li?? been assisting
C*pt. W. M. Shannon- in his law
practico h<is btcn tukon into the
business l)y Capt. Shannon as a
partner, and tho business of tlin of
fice will be conducted in the fir in'
name of Shannon ?& Mills. We
congratulate Mr. Mills upon his
promotion. Lie has been a nicst
faithful assistant, and his promo
tion is a recognition of merit.
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Married.
On tho afternoon of Thursday,
July la', at the residence of Mr.
E> M. Hendrix, Mis? Violet Hook
"ftnd Mr. A- k. were united
In marriage. Rev. H. C5. Mar
pbey, pastor of the Lv^tleton St.
Methodist church officiated. Itn
mediately afier the ceremony, the
young couple 1*- f t for Richmond,
going from thero to Washington
and returning home the following
Weeje.
Roth of the young people have
numbcte of friends i'tt Camden and
Columbia, who extend congratula.
lions ?nd wish for tliem, as one of
the poels, "May God, the beet ma
ker of all marriages/combine your
hearts iu one.".
liberty Hill. -
Mr. Editor: ? As announced in
yonr columns totte Ijtne ago the pic
t>Io of tho Liberty Hill Rifles was
held at this place on Saturday, July
3?d. A good crowd was presont and
(}ie day passed off vtry ploaeantly.
The weather was ftne ? though hot ?
and no untoward aocident happened
to mar the pcftcc and pleasure of the
day.
Rev. Mr McCord, our new pastor,
arrived on Saturday and filled the
pulpit at tho Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and night, both ser
mons being able and instructive,
Hon j G Richards has accepted an
invitrtion to delivor an address in
Abbeville early in Angnst on Farm
er's Union topics. He also has in
vitations to speak at I^urcns and
{3reenvf!Je
Mrs W A Onnnlnghum is spending '
some timo with her daughter, Mrs
Dr Floyd at Green Sea, S C
Miss Zoey Anderson of Frederick,
* Md., is spend iiig some time with
her cousin Miss Bessie Fiojd, of this
place ^ -7 ? r- ? y
Mr and Mrs Lewis Clyburn and
CbH<)rpn of \Vestville spent Saturday
and- Sunday here, at Ibe hospitable
bomo of Mr l< G Perry ;
K /i?nd c D Cunningham
of Rock nil!, visited their mother,
? Hrffff ft Cunningham, and other]
friends here on Sunday last
iifS J ti l/owis of Tabor, N C, Is
on a visit to ber parents, Qen and
Mrs J W Flotd
Hon Jobn O. Richards will leave
on Wednesday to. attend the annual
meet(i>?~of the Board of Trustees of
Clemson College of which body he is
ftaatmfctr. ' Rastio.
T
Jt'oi" Public Uotior W?ijjhyr,
Mr. Editor; ? | hereby announce*
m 3 ?e 1 f fjr pnbi.ic potion weigher
In I liu town (if K<Ht?h?w in Korshu v.
couniy. A JelF Gregory,
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A Bargain,
It is now time to prepnro for the
ginning of the present crop of cotton
Mr 0. 0. Vunghan has one up to
date 2 -pin outfit which ho will sell
clicnp Witli tho ou'tithe is. also o!
foririj; the building ami entire lot on
which id u tenunt house uIro. This
ia hu opportunity of a lifetime find if
you want a real hi^ bargain poo Mr
Vaughan nt onco.
U. D O.
The John D. Konuedy Chapter II..
I) C. met w?t l? MianeH* Lrilft niid
Clwrlotto Shannon ou Monday after,
noon, July f>th
That the Daughters have tl?o in*
trriRt of the Chapter at heart, and
I hat (his hoppitablo homo in ono in
which all when possible avail thoru
selves of the opportunity of being
eiitertainpd wan manifested hy the
lurgo attendance.
In tho absence of the Prreilent.
the First Vice President, Mrs. D A
Uoykin, presided
After attending to the husiuoEfl
for the afternoon. tho Chapter was
delightfully entertained by two songs
from Mrs. < \ P. DuBoso, two iuatru
mental solos fiom Miss "Charlotte
Boykiu, nnd one from Miss Elizabeth
Du Boae.
There was ono visitor present., Mrs
(-hnrles Furman.
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed after wliioh the meeting adjourned
IN MEM0H1AM.
Charlotte Anci uni Can toy
Born July 11, 1847.
Died May 18, 11)09.
Resolutions of Hobkiik H?il Chap
ter D.A. R. on tl.o death of M e.
Chailotte Aucium {.> ?ntey.
Wheicae, God in ?.>!'& l)ivin,n
Pr^vldinos has seen fit to remove
from our midst our highly esteemed
and beloved member aud co worker
Mrs. Charlotte Aicrum Canity,
Therefore be it
Resolved, first, That while recog
nising tho supreme wisdom of Al
mighty God, we deeply deplore the
death of this esteemed one of our
number.
R*.S'>lved, second, That in her
suddep demise the National Sooioty
of tho Daughters of th^ American
Revolution has lost a member of
sterling character, biilliant mipd
and highest usefulness, and the
Hohkirk Hdl Chapter has been de
prived of one of its most interested
and helpful members.
Resolved, thiid, Tint the sytn
paihy of the Elolknk Hill Chapter
ia extended to the bereaved family
i f lire deceased.
Resolved, fourth, Tnat copies
of these resolutions be published
in the city papers, inscribed in the
minutes of the Chapter, and that a
copy be sent to tho family of our
departed member.
Anna C. Ancrum,
Kate C. Wallace,
: ? Hentiella B. Bums..
Besolutions adopted by the John
D. Kennedy Chapter U. I). C.
Whereao, it has pleased Qur
Heavenly Father to remove from
the John D. Kennedy Chapter U
D. C , our beloved sister Mrs. Jas.
Cantey, and, whereas, sho was a
faithful member arid greatly belov
ed for the sweetness of her charac
ter and disposition', therefore bo It
^rsolved : l?i. That we the
members of the Chapter bow in
submission to Him who dosth all
thing* well,
2nd. That whilo we lament her
departure we lh*?nk .God far ibe
uurtJlT'y of her imautifol Ufa. ?
3 d. That we deeply sympathize
wUu her sorrowing relatives.
{ib. That a blank page in our
mlnnta book be insoribed to her
memory, and that a copy of these
ifiolutluna he scat to the bereived
family and to the C*?den papers
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A Laig? Turn'p
Mrs Lottie tttbon of Cantry Hill
sent to our cflija one day tin* \v?u? k
a tuiuip gliiug 5 1-2 lbd We
Vontnro the a^tcrlim) (hat tliU is the
' bofcb" turnip of the county.
Qaiift* y
Court ooovQneil . jt? Gamdfn on
Monday tnofm?gfdud#e K:o><h
prebidirg The loUowiog cawe's have
ijofn diapoaed of :
Tbo foWowiug caaea havo boeu dis
posed of :
Ivixit A Jobnaoh, murder, not
guilty, TlJoru <?? Gardner, Renault and
battery with intent to kill, contin
ued ; Cyolm Triteadull, obtaining
gnoda under faluo prot o?jo?jh , contin
nod; Henry Batte, perjury, ooutin
n? I ; Torn Cook, housebreaking and
lareony. pleadni guilty, aentonood to
13 month* ; Tom Hpringa, assault
and lottery with Intent toktll.no)
pr038<d; Arthur Smith, asaauli anil
battory with intont to kilj and catry
in concealed weapon*, u6t guiltyt
Will Dcoh, hoUHebrealong and larce
ny, pleaded gudty, aonUnced to 1*4
month'; John 1) -rrdy, murder, not
guilt j ; Whit Gary, larceny, guilty, 1
year on chain t-'ang; Jim Uavis,
charged with receiving stolen go ids,
^ 1 00 or HO day 8, T??m Murphny, !ar
iteny, 12 month* aud 91.
Prearnlmont o< Grand Jury,
To Hi? Honor. Judge .1. 0, Kluglw
Preuidirg nt Summer Term of
Court for Keitduiw County ?
Wo havo pa.oitd on all hills pro
sou ted to us by the Holioi tor.
Jail.
We recommend that a fetioc twelve
foot high and thirty > arils lou^ be
orected on the norljh sido of Die J nil
to out iff the vitw, which is verv ob
jectionable to those living near there
We also think that the ">ard should
be kept e'ear of ruhbibh and in bet.
ter Condit*ou generally. The build
ing iB clean and nicely |<epl inside.
Poor Howe
Wetreglad to report favorably
on thiB. The huildinga are In good
condition and tho rooms Boem to be
cleanly kept. Tho inmateft ae^tn to
be satisfied with their surrounding,
and ?uto that they aro treated kind
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Roads and Hndges
Notwithstanding the heavy rains
wo have been having lately, both are
in very good condition, and are be
ing steadily Improved We wish to
compliment .Mr M C West, I ho Su
peryisor, on the good work tljat lie
lias Oonp. and ia si ill doins?. Tlie
Supervisor has beeu troubled a {treat
deal by pat ties owning land along]
the roads who plow out on the roads)
to turn around, and others that put i
bushes nud o'her rubbish in drains]
on edge of roada, W e wi?dj the pub i
lie ut large warned against doing
either of these things. Under m hit* !
heading wi!l plate that the chain
pping is steadily worked, but hurunne
lv treated We fu'ther reeomuiend
thai U?e Supervisor do all in l is pow
nr 40 *4. euro for Kershaw enmity the
proposed automobile rou'o from the
North to the South.
Hooks a, ml Hecotds
We recommend that tho County
books ami records lo audited for the
laat four years at leant. The Audit
and Mood Company, ol St Ijouia, Mo
mnkea a specialty of this work and
?are highly recommended. We ask
that you authorize iho proper person
to communicate wi h this firm and
have i hem commence tho work in
the near future.
We want to put ou"selveB on rc
cord ob being opposed to the County
Dispensary system, an 1 hope that it
will be voted out in tho coming o'co
tion by an overwhelming majority.
Wo desire to thank jour Honor,
th* Solicitor and other i flb.MalB of the
Court for your helpful attention and
courtesy.
Respectfully submitted,
W. It. Eve, Jr ,
^oremi^n.
7th .July, \Q09
"SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Served )
Slate of South Car.} C urt of
olini, v Common
bounty of Kersh iw.\ J^lcas.
Arthur P Broicn and R Roy Broivn,
Plaintiff*,
against
Southern Powr Company, a corpor
ution create# by and, urt Hey
the laws of the State of Neiu Jei\
sey Ivor Broivn, Hannah O
Brown, Nana'yne P Brown,- Ar
thur P Broicn, Jr , Annie JV
Brown, John R * Brown, Lois I*.
Brotch, William II fyeed,, J.ohr\
Reed and James F Reed.
Defendants
To the Defendants above named :
YOU AUK HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to an j^?er the complaint in
this notion, of which a copy is herewith
served upon yon. and to pervo copy of
your *R?Acr to lhf? eaiu complaint on the
suUcriher at. his ofllro. on the Public
Square, at Walhalla Court Uouec, South
Carolina, within twenty dav? aftei
the service hereof, ?*clu?ive of ihe day
of such icrvice ; and if you ffll to answer
the complaint within the time ?foresaid,
the plaintiff# in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. ? 1? r- ? *?"?*? ? * ? ~?
1 Dated this 3rd. day of July, 1^09.
(Seal.) l.C. HOUGH. -
0. 0. C. P. K. 0. S. C.
R. T JAYNES.
Plaint iffa* AtldrnST*
To the absent Defendant, James F R*ed :
Please take notice that the snm
tnouK aud ct mplaint in the above tnii
tied action *we fited in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Ple*a of
Kertbaw County. of, the State. of 8onth
Carolina, Op the 3rd day pf Jo]y, lOOflj
tbat the object of ?hl> action in part l? t?
exclude you from anv inlsjest in the re
al pxopertT dwenbed in tfi* complaint. -
??H. ,T. JAYnwV
' . - ?? .* . ..??? Ill irn?>
riatnttua Attorney'
Jolj 1, 6t
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Why A National Bank Is
1.
The United States Government is, in a
sense, a si loot partner, in t,he conduct of ov
* ery National Hank, .
' f *. .
In granting a charter to a Hank, it makea
apecia! inquiry a4* to tlio charueter and finan
cial standing of tl ;0 applicants.
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Twicc a year, or oftenor, it sends nn exam
iner, who niakcH an examination of all r< eorda
and business methods employed, -reporting any /
irr< gul?nities to the Comptroller <^f the Cuiren
u cy. '
(Continued!) * '
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK,
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John T. Maokey, Oj J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. President.
MKPTJNG OK I). A. H.
Cnrndon, S. C. . J < 1 1 y 1^', 1909
M ra. P. T- V t ? 1 pij>u? whs h*>s
less thih afternoon ?i iii? re^uNr
monthly meeting of the Chapter.
For various reasons th^re whs n<>
meeting during ( ho mouth ??f J. inc.
The R^gvut appointed 1 1> ? f ill.iwi.nu
cotu mil tee 8 for another \i-ur: Li'
< rurv, Entertainment, Minumeu*,
Chapter Building,. ami Mtino;iul.
The Chapter ban com mcnccd Hp
hew yeur ? beginning in M^iy ? wi'li
forty-two on roil u*|l. T<?e mt-m
hern will he busy duiing t lie Sum
mi r month* and numb wflLdouh ?
ii'SH he accomplished hy this puii
?>tic arid untiring hn u <3 if w? k it..
I'. ?k? mo' td and bpc'iu !? il that
- 1? ?. S'cieturv iliafk i lie Hon. Hiu'
'on I) L'*uhv, i i luhnif of ii i
Chapter, bj p t* i h v - 1 j ii 1 hitter, f ? ? r hl<*
tn'fl'igcn'.,,. cultured nt.fl hUninj.
??d I rt as deli vrred on Fiiday nfu-r
noon, Mi) 28 Ii, standing upon ih?
historic C[>6t where the d)ing Do
Kttih feU, nr.d where now eland* an
imposing granite boulder erected
hy ibis Chnpler.
' R solutions, on the death of M ij?.
Charlotte Auorum Can'.ey wen
road Ktrl adopted, -
, M b. S. R. Adams will entertain
'he Chapter on iburedat, Auyust
fti-U, hi 0 P- M. * E. is. C.
Statement
Of the coudilion
of The Bank of Cairtden,
Located at
CSavnbe-H,, S. 0.
At the close of business June 23,
1909.
RESOURCES. .
lLoans apt] Djscpunls, $351,490 10
DetpanJ L?aP9 j 3,471 95
Bonds and stocks own
td by the bank i ..... 70,000 00
Backing House j 13,215 45
Furniture and Fix*
I un b 1,556 75
Due from Banks *m\
uat ?ompq|u|; % 15,159 20
Currency, . 6 6tt2 00
Gold, 115 50
Silver and oilier coin 1,109 23
Chceka and Cush Items 4,594 76
Exchangee for other
banka , & l'^4 60
Total, * *467,509 04
'LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in #100,000 00
Undivided Profile, less
current . expenses
and Ibxob paid 65,371 80
Pue to B*ik*? and
Trust Companies *. 218 61
Dividends Unpaid 4,018 00
Individual Deposits sub-'
ject to check 157/6<?**?
Stvings Deposits 89,296 45
Certified Checks 1.000 0.0
Notes and Bii'h I?*j
di?couptcd 10.000 00
Bills Payable, including
certificates for mon
ey borrowed , " , 40,000 00
i i
Total, t , ' $467,509 04
State ot South Carolina, )
County of Kershaw, \
Before me 6ame C. I{.
Cashier of the above named bank,
who being duly sworn, says that the
shove and foregoing statement Is
a 'line condition of ftaid Bank, as
shown by the books of said bank.
C. H. Y ATKS, Cmhiir,
Sworn tq and subscribed before
me, this 29th day of June, 1009. *
J. B. Wallaov*
"] UoufyTui>n1..ucr^
t Correot ? Attest. - '
H. G. CarnsoB. ) a
Leo Scbtnk. > Directors.
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OH. J
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Reported for RelMnpr Blind Tljjer
W-hnkty.
? Smu Hannah Simpson,
Al^x Sampson and It i h wif---, nil ool
oretl peonlo who livn in school flip
Uict, No. 9, in ilia Betlnl BCotion,
hayo lje$n reported to thev gmid
Jury for uelling hlind tiger w li 5 ?? k
Notice.
?The regular, mot Unaj of the Kvr
?h*?w County Farmer's Union will b<
h?l?1 at Ihc. Uotirt Notice in Cam'lcn
on July lOih at 11 o'clock.
A I'-, Kennedy. PreeMont
Ba? R*lr.? In Real Eatato
I f yon wi?h to get 'bargains I*
real estuj,", elV'ier ih the cUv ? r
CQUTft'- , oil '-n G . G Alexander.
Reg! Kstate Aget.t, Camden, 8?-C.
r> co
Kfi 05
50 9 <
15 CO
1(5 2*
246 20
?12 00
8 80
50 HO
10 ar,
* on
5 00
100 25
2r> 00
3 20
138 50
If REPORT,
c*v
The folloffirtg Is a list, of claims approv
<>d a?M} *>rderc4 paid at the tegular month
y meeting held Monday, July h, 1909:
Mrs J I) Sinclair. sup
11 L Sclilojhu rg, sup
Hurra <k Barrett, hu(>
Reach M Oc, nup"
A C Mc-Liod. aup
Spring" & Sluinnon. sup
Bameb-Nettlea Co, pup
FIT McCoy, sup e *
S F Briisin^ton* lumber
Jl N McT,eo?l, sup
.ft C Hnttkahtf*, ril wk
Rich Jones, " ''
U 15 MuhiKsupt uhaln ir-uiK
Jjphn Mickl?, raisin/ eanle,
jlvLHiQvil. road work
d W Birchmor?, a?!r an<l fta
W 1/ McDowell, adv. at a, ami sal. 13? 7*
Rlhame & ReaUiq sup to poor,
A F Watts., snp to poor
Kershnw M?r & Hank in pf .Co,
W .1^ Davis, sup to poor
J M Carson,. aup to poor
Ker Gro. Oo s^p to jvur
John ^ Uinittn " "
Rosa ? Evans,*- . 1 "
W F RupboII, " " "
J F Baker, " ? " " ? ->
Lewi* & OhriatmaB, aup to poori
A B Rabon. pup to poor
H 11 Dnroan snp to poor
Elmore Hrown, ?up to poor
G W Dafancy. sup to noof
G W Dalniey. ftupt P H
H n William*, Hal
John folllnfl. pal
M H Rabon. sal and post
I (' lloiurh, sal and post
I) M McCaskill, sal and poit
N I' Getty a, " .
G I. Dixon, "
i J McKenzie, sal and poat
J S Tr(tnlh&ru, and fe^i
R W naroinondlM
L J Jordan, "
N S Richards, V
O A Gregory "
II M Finchor "
John Rabon, "
WTJ?ffcr?.
J as T rutsovi'J
'I' K Gtcjory. n
L P Thompson, a?U
F L Tnienlell, pal
Walter R Trueidoll, '*1
II 1) Hralh, flal
W E Kolly, ?al
T J Smyrl, nal
J A 8h*w , sal
M C West. Hal
Newton Kelly, i?\
D M Kirkley, sal
S'V Ki-Hv, m\
J K DeKay.s-d
D K Housh, sal
A E Brown, sal
J I) Sinclulr, sal
G F llammon, pal
\V E KIHott, e?l V
II T Johnson, sal
Jolin Kelly, Bal
J >f.Smilb, Bnl
Richards Bro, ?=up to poor
W 11 Roberta, aup
BTH<M<<MV, ? ? r
W R Brtioke, fcep
State; fee*
B Oghnrn, rd wk
)uhn.Kv?na, " "
Robert Stewart, rd wk
Joe William*, rd wk
Joe Stewart, " " -
M. B Drak*?iord, "
Hlch M*rrla, r4 nit-; -
I?ee Knox, rd wk
^impton ARen, M wk
Sid WUh.^, id wk
Tillman Nelll, rd wk ?
Total,
i
M. C.
3 00
O (X)
8 7 ("?
17 r>o
7 75
4 00
13 00
HO 00
:j oo
r> 75
37 46
8 00
10 00
1 9 00
? 30 00
r,o
30 00
25 00
? 92 50
221 88
82 60
14 00
' 12 50
89 95
100 80
37 50
87 50
2500
* 25 00
150 00
t& oo
? "> oo
y.'> ()0
2n 00
25 00
? 42 3ft
25 00
2$ GO
20 00
150 00
20 7o
)01 85
S7 60
87 r,o
87 50
43 75
25 00
25 00
, 25 00
25 00
25 00
35 00
55. 00
24 50
12 (M>
19 20
3 00
13 0"
2100
41 00
9 00
? _ 14 00
? 00
- ^205
900
-A- ?00
900
? 9 00
rr 909
600
9 00
$3.26690
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I'RP'KH LOW Nuwbar# LWultud. <'l lIn?urptuao I, iluildlUK (&n>f<>rt*
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hrs Philadelphia and New York Stores. Price $6,0.00.
Save Work,
W o r r y , Money , by ' "
using a Stover
Gasoline Engine.
Made right. Sold
right. Send for
illustrated Cata
logue Free.
STOVKR E NO INK WORKS
'25 River St. ? Froepoit, III. ' " V
L D, KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
Y?ar ? 'y??
Hound Limited
No,, 81
. ; 9 20 am
10 2ft a m
. Florida
F?*t Mail
No. 43
10 30 p in
11 40 p id
45 fc IP
v 7715 * m
JjV. Camden /
Ar. Colombia
Ar. Savannah
Ar. Jacksonville
Ar. Tanp*
l lOpm
5 00 pm
Local Passenger. -
i
Loavo Columbia
Arrive Savannah
For forther information
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me. '
A.D.KENNEDY.
S E fk B ? JK P X>
Air Line.
Eastern Time
These arrivals and departures, as woll hs
given as information and are not guaranteed.
NORTHBOUND
1 i j
if
are ,
time
and
~ A '
connections
Year A _
Hound Limited
V ? No. 04
? 0 5ft p m ?
8 43 p ox
9 20 p in 1
12 35 am >
. 7 50 a m
6C30 a m v . .
8 60 am
10 02 a m
12 29 p in
2 45 p m
Passengers can remain in sleeper until 7.00 afc,m.
* " 80UTRB0UND
Lv. Camden
Ar Cheraw
A r. i Hamlet
Ar. Raleigh
Ar. l'oitnmouth
Ar Richmond
Ar. Washington,
Ar. Baltimore
Ar. Philadelphia
Ar. Now York
Florida
Fast Mail
No. 66' V
6 20 a m
8 02 a ni ?
8 45 am
j i op a m
5 45 p ro
5 05 p m
8 85 pm
9 52 p m
11 51 p m
3 53 a m
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