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Sr %T%m. n# Clourd ■••‘l LMlrh^ Wltk««t( OMIlnK Out of th* Wub"<». fwnirrs wnnt •onuthing bvttet than tho <-M fanHonwl K»»'' f»>» tiiHr rood ways. On« of this chww of a griculturists sends to Country (len* tiirnmn tho drawings and description of a fanu ffate which be claims can bo upenod, closed oml latched cccnrely With out getting down from the wagon. no. I—IMI'KOVUD FARM OATK. n Tho poets A 13 (Fig. 1) aro twelve feet high and tho same apart. A pioro of timber is fastened across tops of posts to keeptboia linn. Eloven feet from gronnd on post A is pivoted a tail 2 by 5 inches -and.twenty-live Icctit-ug. On luce ui i M-; rail (which should be sunk, even r.ith face of posts), near the lower edge, nr.il on iron rail saino us used for bam doors. On fop edge of wooden rail nail a hprl rental board, letting it project so as to protect the rollers. This also helps to keep track froea swaying back and forth. Under A place on track a triangular piece of idank. D; stretch over top of this a small iron rod and fasten at each end of track. The rollers are bolted to end pi**** of gate which sxtend up^to track. Boilers should be fittecTso that llftiag of gate cannot gel them off the track. A late h Is placed on gate to hook into etapls in post A short post pi seed at bottom of gate will keep it from swinging outward. I For opening and rkwtng. piece crm.» outside of post B. at right angles with rate, at by • scantling F (Fig i). twelve | fori long, sis feet projecting on either •Ida of p>«t. This Is sou km tts Ibtrh- ness tato post. Is parallel with roadway «sd seven feet from the ground Bdt the levers <1 II one at each sad of this Theism* art tartan feet aed 14 by 4 Inches at the Urgari tapering to the ewda. They so (hat whea boctsoatal tlw lack a few laches of amritng Oa the taee end uf each Irrsr is a spring Mta Unyhedyjms make u^eommet> |M^tt«he onset owl A 1 w*t K , ria laches hi dlesariev Is fsrieaaj of port by n screw Udi Id tarn easily y This wheat li placed ri each a fcBfht that the trewe of Vsesm latch In srpswrie riim of tt a-.as ferine ttnor. which will add another ml to the cmp. **A proper preparation of the soil Is too much nrgUvtrd by most farmers, and this adds another canae fur poor crop*. The tlKwough preparation of the soil bvfurt sowing is more neocssary for wheat than m.*t any other crop. All we can do to insure a good crop ends with the sowing of I ho m**»d. Cullivutod crops may Ijs planted on a |»oo?ly prepared soil and by after cultivation tbo soil put in order. But this cannot bo done with a wheat crop. Moreover, tho groatest enemy of tho wheat crop is tho froesiug and thawing of winter, and a well pro- pared, compact seeff Imd onablos tho wheat to root down in tho solid earth and bo U** ? 8 liable to bo thrown out of the ground 1 , ami tho vory fine, mellow surface pnahea a quick growth, enabling tbo plant to grow suliiciout blade to furnish protection to tho root But an improve ment in the seed bod would not only do nil this, which would increase tho yield, in tho end, but would require let* seed, which would go Into tho thousands of bnshels saved, and counting up profits it will bo found more in what wo save tlmn in what wo inako. “Another reason for poor crops is tho fanners’ lands aro growing thin from esccssivo cropping and they do not manure Ihqir land in any way.- If tho fanners would manure their land lil)er- ally with g'xtdTstable hwnure or sow cl over Ihoy woulcT greatly IbUiiWb ttortr yield.! fl la ■Malaria, Greenville Female College, GREEK viLLK, ft. C. 1 The HKftSION of will lurglu TilURHBAY, HK.n’KM MKH JH|h. On Tuesday f7th ftoptember the I’res- d« nt will moot at Columbia uimI at points on tho Columbia and Greenville It. It. young Indies coming by that ronto Those arriving by other Its Broad* will havearrangeinents umile lt*r their be ing mev at convenientpoInU on arrival^ ' Corps of Twenty Instructors. Number of 8t 11 dents last Htsulon 232. Department of Music w ith Conserva tory Course. WADKlt. 15HOW.X, Artist Graduate of N. K. Conserva tory, Boston. Director with five assistant Instruct ors, MISS ftTKLCA L. F10KBfft, Graduate in Vocal Music, N. K. Con. Boston, Instructorof Voice Culture. Full College,Course. High Standard of Scholarship. Tho health record surpasses that of all Female Colleges in the State. Scud for new Catalogue. A. S. TOWNES, President. > ,.4apU3ir ^•AnoUicr point I wish to enggest to n r I II 1? MiLHOlIS le reader is the marketing of their LH • •• ^ Dental Surgeon. the wheat. I believe many of our farmers •ell their wheat at a disadvantage, and believe many times twenty-live cents more might bo rniHtcd by having their wheat made into Soar and sell it ami feed the bran to their stock, and thus a good portion of the fertility would bo returned to the ooil. A little additional coat for a letter qnality of •eed, a little more work in pro paring tho fc4.il, the more liberal nsa uf good rain are. will return to the firmer an increased yield of wheat, add thus greatly enhance the profit of wheat growing.” have regular apimlnlineutt as The Favored Few Pick the ripened political plums and the multitude must w ait and wstrb to gat It er such shares as the tax laws and the wholesome adiu'iilstrallon of affairs in State and County may allow them. But t > the defeated candidate and the un ambitious cltis us Relief Is nearer, surer and a plenty for evcryt^Kty, and the way to get there Is so plain and easy that no oue need go astray. rf. G. W. Walker, MAIN STREET. BARN WNJLLr8 O- hns kept busy during the dull slimmer months In studying tho markets and collecting bargains from all the leadiqg cities and m asm factor lea until ho has packed every shelf and filled every nook and corner with a stock of General Mer- ctiaudisc that is perfect in completeness and beyond all competition in cheap ness. Town people say I am overstocked, but I know better It might be so if 1 were to depend entirely on Barnwell trade, but when my country friends and tho general public tind out how Inrge my stock and how low my prices they will share In the benefits offered by my experience and energy in serving their wants. Cheap and good goods make ujf for the low price of cotton. 1 invite everybody from every w jj^out my prices. 1 don’t undertakojkf catafoguc iljepi for the list wonUMie too long for publication. I can >rtut all buyers la all lines and all. that 1 ask Is a fair charts* to prove my words good. Come tO/Mendquarter* early and of | ten, singly and in scores and you wil t be welcome. X. G. W. 3VAI.KKR THIS (Mtilil Lift imntet Codmii, OF XEW YORK, —18 A— —^ Strictly Mutual Company, And has no ftTOCKHOLDERS to be enriched by the pmlltsonf your money. Its first cost for Insurance Is a little higher than that of “Cheap” Stock or Assessment Companies, but its Final Results Cannot bk Ueatbn by any Company Anywiikuk. , An INSURANCE CONTBACf Is not a thing of a day or a venrpltls a 1.1FE- I’lME INVESTMENT,and you ought to bo careful how you make such an in vestment. Cheap Insurance Is like a cheap plow or a cheap gin : IT WILL WORK FAIRLY WELL FOR A WHILE—A VERY LITTLE WHILE—ANDTUEJrVOU KNOW UOW IT IS YOURSELF. G ercairil & Hyatt, ^GENERAL AGENTS.* ^ Columbia, 8. C. ^ J AS. M. SMITH,Sj>cchiHtepreienta- tivo. •:-TEE PATHOS OP PEACE-:- v - BETTER THAN THE WAYS OF WAR 1* * * and Uy rte butfue.. met.opo»' »< WHbout dU«u..l..K Uncle S.nl'. ability to Uke car. of hit poumiona ■/ MICHALSON Chas. S. Bull. JlaT^roItM ICY AT I*A W. HI'IUNGFIELD,ft. C. Dr E n Jmktas asysa ia TU New F.nrlau l Former, that a dressing of salt •tsswtimM Was a very marked rff*-ct un tbs fullowing crop. Tbs Rural New Yorker, com—a Hag on Ilia says so also may an Ofqdlcertua of U—to of so4m TTri tnsoels tmoef en^ (wras snd ollMr salla. Ehst tMs dsso pa4 prwrv or even Iwdtcnla that these salts mm In any tray rrjftaee” yntseh In the •4am. TVay no 4ont4 to— tha sola Witty of tho ydsnt flbui In lh ■* walk D tk ^4ash and *4o arv astMry to tW planl Ksttlwr ran wholly ref are la • aihsr. th>mgh srnqnnatii Is alsi li ssriy no—sary win follow s; At Barnwell. C. If. fromiat Monday (or sales-day) In each iiKinth to Wcd- nrMliy** evening. K^4»in« at Molsir Hotise. oflea two ibior* South of hotel, 1 , , . - _ 011 Weal or opposite side of street. “* * rseth* In iheOaurtsof Qra At Hally'l, •. A. A N. R R., from B»rnws.l, Alien and Uxlngt*. M Jlwwday In each mooib to W edties- | *h** t nltsd Matas « . and dav rvening. Office at Urkw’s Hotel. | Courts. j» WIH be at bis botae office at Olackvllls nyery Friday and Saturday from l»t of Fehrnarv to Jucli rteptcinbcr intluslve, and every Thursday, Fi lJay and imlor- day. from 1st Octobsi to Jlst January Incluslva. Will makeappolol*om|s with palloau to most them oiaUhar of his oAosa at any Mam Patients will ffnd U more romfortahlr lo have their work duo* at lh* aha* though it-diu Irad will Oall •»* iitem ot tbelr rspid'T<-e* oaynWtr* within ihh D mllso of hia> kville rakes pleasure In informing the public that on his recent Yistt. to the North he captured New York, New England aud a big allce of the North-West. He went supplied with the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified chocks and merchants, manufacturers and importers surrendered upon tho first sum* mons, threw open their stocks and-told Mlchalson to help himself to al) be want ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were demoralized by the outflow of gold to (Europe and welcomed Mlchalson and his money as a hard pressed soldier cheers the comrades who come to his help and turns the tide of tbs battle going against his flag. - / IVEi clxa-lsorL jrbanr, 1, and la District neP-Mh^ T. B. ELUS. Jr.. Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Oprrial Oil rail** fV*ra la Ilk* anmyutaCl *4 • atrr^v**** W vrilus mri Cm a fmqf «w4 * a%wkl 1* •*• f r* •** riv* uuatM urti m I r Helped himself liberally. The proofs that he did so are os plain ns they can The Charleston bound steamers^the Atlantic Coast j^ine. %pd the *Affint’fOTftrinrirttlinrnm-m' Are wlfnesses on Ills hwhalf. They are hurrying Southward as « * * fn*f steam can turn their wheels tho goods that be nominally bought. Even C jcly7 ° ' l,ow tb ® Ur,t ccc.lxnui.nu are coming In and HVUiclxalsoin. Invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neighboring towns, buy ail the goods they want so cheaply that they will forget all shout the low price* Of cotton, go home rejoicing with fresh courage to buttle with hard tints*. As a partial listof the good good* and great bargains that Mlebafson ha* la *t<rre he asks attention to the following few examples that show ths comparison of Northern and Southern prices: lY $11,000 worth of New York clothing—Mlchatsnn's price, $4,00#. r $7.UUO worth of Boston Shoes Slippers, Ac.— Mirhaisttn’s price, $4,"Ml. $U,U)I) worth of lilies Dress Good^-Miehalson’s price, IftJlU#. $I0,UUU wotthof Notions—Micbalson's price, Ht.uOu. $IU,00U worth of Geat’s Furnishing Goods—If irhalsoa's prte*, #4,*00. $3.titM> worth of Furnitar*—M ichalsoa's pries, $3t,UMi, $I,UI4) worth of Tin and Wood war* —Micbalson’s price, $.*401. , ilu.uuu tai.rtb of Baron, Hants. Swgnr, #e.->lltrhats(>it’s prtee, fff.fria. 92,^00 worth of Canned Gomls sad Fancy Grocer le* - Mir hnlson's price, 91, 9&.tino north of Axes, Hoe*. Farm Hardware—M kbalson’s price, fl/OO 9I/UI worth of Table CwtWy nod ( rot-k*rv—MMmtaon’s prim, $ l.UUO worth of Burg** and W agon*— MU hnlaea’a prica 97*0. Theae qnotations ore offavad as teals for Ihnoght. prwsanted as sign •how tha peowla the hsri rand lo haiasr Uma*. 6 The proWq Hobse UA1U4 WKI4L.. M. C\ L. B. RU81I - - - FaoPBiKToa. ADVANTAGES It Is roost convenient to the business of Barn*ell; the clean, airy ro«*— guarantee t»rrfc«*l comfort; the tabic !• supplied with tho best the market af fords; every attention Is gl.’vn to please; free sample room In basement; | ba>'k meets all trains. 11 poll theso aari other grsaads luisrous to mention" I s*W a large are of the ttalronaga of the traeolllng L. II. KU»U. 14 Ik*halss*o fill fl.T*! 7il ll* | lie has bargain* that otaryhwdy ns*4s and ana afford. If yon dna t — wKal y UiiailUO U1UOUUU) > Ml Ulcbn:^ hse It. h«t doe* not pro. torn ta—p Uni ways, i I w*»n and la K burn bofnra tho amam I* snosnA I # CMMI gb to mob* a three boors talk, hot he will hrip If* ■^Practied Watchmaker. 2Io» » X dm and el the ealaeftaF* irmk C, l andlh h.|it lei Bk A. TV la gtraa yon ths laf t—k ad • VI t rill .. ofiMa faunal bvenh them by thsea. yri art thin easy of a per**i In a wagon, no mott' f s*4* yon nppranck Ikrlju pm ns down on Israg till tha af tmrk ks ratsod shoal two feri ami polo rolls task of its own wetgbi psat. posh op an th* lorvv jwri yon ami thagala skats ttmlf wuk This gate w •• any c%teb*n rw«>ssm WultBW Ik* afftrlsd btrds friwa •an am* gtrw awary hnn hanra a f*1 of mstor all, tala whlrh haa dtaafod ffer Awf* af lawlsaao* Mm Atnrrhra osasooi gtra aufl uri with anymoa |)* i tw i r. thAs atpa la fnuuaau umt la —a aa u—I sOkstm. Lowoear. an aowoo of pvm Is wesah a pound •# •arm keep - m ri*« a. dry quaftm^ wu.k l^d idfAMn pura mAm M rhsn sml rnniAjk*'* writ k - - si *4*ra An f *"* Mnu 0bbh( tb ihirli vbbbmS ti to rim Mm* adds ik**1‘«d M-'W I r *^ g . 1 gtra* a rat t-f a I oss’a, af %> Ls k . ?rus ■ I and die# f Fw 1 Is 1mm *’ r t •esa waOhi • -1 0* tha pwa that had ^ t baea a » SB » s TW aaftsaJ aumthf ei mrrtr ter Fir Barn la tin A* rears II ^ . * Jodu- p •**. Tbn tfcl he I *m»rn a*d la u hunv bnf*ra th* a< enough In make a ihra* hoars talk. CBfteUnn* than alt the pnHMs4an* son da thU aids of fha day af mat. If hnyavs sod sellers oIII waty eosna to Mm $4* ala plssrmnn** \ were nod ItllpntsWb’a tasadi light Iroopoee laid wnm* our fair tariff »4»J taoee and Wgr, . - ... • •. * * • «. • o^-yie f — re* • Mtslsalswn la ilsad nf that lie a lit give this fail * anssh la the gnosi ' * tha paw. *le Instead af gmspaag 9m pe*dt he will try melonrnapamsae and osoho friowda. n boa Mmoe g*s hetast and fib* tommee are not af tmohio ha trtM try la mako e. That la hi* plnafeeas tor ala days la lha w**b, . and reaeyhndf f hie sharp** (so* Manor* ■nse an* T pmd i sd that — hhn *1 on and ael a*diag Ihyeo, Mug all feAuia glstefl the «d —UM la >«* pern** Vne soaian ana an *n*a. I son* of poop** at *nA| on# pawn r-.c. ....."4 COW »•*<.» f # TrirntifU ^urrifxi PABAGON Machine Works, Howard Bros. Propr’s, THE LIVE MERCHANT, ParnWell, 9. C a*»ev, /. B Alban, a C at a* • a* 11 aa. Bat n uoMu Mb C * Bure kha Her. BAANVBI.L Cl MTJ a - * M**a a •ha rauri tha na«rd Englteh aathar- By oo ponHry, soya that th, ra Is bnt an* way la which to get • aocwmiaa af **gs la a rca of Hmitml extant, and that is by conttaoaLj getting rid of the obi b— and supplying tbelr place with frsoh UinfUt healthy young pallets. Hs •ayat • If I lived la a vlllaga or town and fu« - ■ n.\» or ffsann. doing It With ths a—gar b la Fig. I, leaving jest room « • f' OfILY PERFECT SEVflHQ FAMILY U8E. ► 1 •, isy JMf Wee t awn moiflof* *4 1 posanoml ri tha irm f this rim • of • *4s$a4 t to* and •• itffhtaiaff* Bt-ACKYILI B. B C j ^ ^Uo nsoea af |$*4$ - e I* os# m* «aU f e* an, pa«« I T*s>*s and I may Mnstot I dash aa V'lfTDiN f w tho tooctomi mast Unpasaad m Me n«a% on Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold. All the Latest Novelties. •tnf m jordad. oa much ha Wif KELKIK Ids easy arc— to the feat, what groin Is dropped be will find again. TW right I«nrds shonld be nailed to tW aunger on It* lnn*r side. If the hnva* merely ruots th* cat ftod anwad. a gaard will prevent waste. This cou- •ids of an fi-itmh board ttoilml to the WILftOJI 34F G. CO. •ala. •ax I. a lam rsqoirad eggs all ths year rvnnd A-, — . __ «... . •booM ralinqnUh the idea of keeping •• In Fig. 9 at A. It will catch * ““ivtliing that Is Urn any perticalar breotl. Every autumn 1 ahoald purchaM* fn>m a healthy country run as many early hatched pullets tut I required, nrefvrably of noninculwtiux varieties—Span i.<h, Houdau or Ham- burg; these would lay during the winter. In the spring, os the wunn weather commenced, I would supply their place* with a number of Inter hatched chickens of last season, and these might be relied upon for laying dnring the snmmer and eutmnn until they were exchanged for the supply for the second winter. This plan would not be an expensive one, w’hilo it would conduce to the health of the stock aud insure a good supply of •KSP. — — __ : . FertllUtva us Inserttcldrs. The importance of certain fcvtili^rs as insecticides has been emphasized by theaxi>erimentsof ProfessoisJ. B. aihith, qf tho New Jenqy experiment station. He has found the potash salts, preferably kanit, very effective against cutworms or wirewonnain corn, Thes.o salts have a high value aa fertilizers imd etimulato the plant to renewed growth nt the* same time that they destroy the insects. Mr. Smith recemumnds as the best method of application broadcasting in fertiliz ing quantity before or during a rain, so Uut theMnaberial is carried into tho soil fW>nc«. In corntiolds infested with the “whit* grub” or wiroworms the oppli- catiou should be made before planting. In the case of atrawberfy beds infested with white gnihfl tho applfcbtion shonld bo mods at time ei cultivation or before •etting tbs plants. WHEAT CULTURE. ffsasM ag P*^ Crop# Sr et reUome A beat Market l*g. Sowing foal seed la one prim* cotme ot according to a writer to tb# follow- anytliing that is thrown np under it, an<j food dropped on it will roil bock. MOORE & WILSON —HAVE NOW ON HAND— A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 01 C0FFINS*AND6CASKETS* fUbafthsg oM a* anf alas 1 t#|* MuBK. IK*)*g * i rsa A* ail buH wbswto, w*w •kmeyw—ff asri |*»fII n, 1 nr to»^ If*** •N. iBBM# •r\Jko gtanto •1 a - < 1 •»< ’• b#w*l FARCY 00008 H*66r Hone* Velocipede 1 I'ojto- IVillB Bitot tOnory -AND- ^ •••if I rffnrtCTCO ffafff ioffBUiitoL ciTtm Him 1 » rtk— tmmntwff is■* *tm»m no n fit raano ■a tea. % w.l * and Baal* navtnffo. 1 w tot nM. 2M«a*ria. M Patterson & Holman, ATTOHN»r.YM AT l-A W. BAR N Mr Kf.!^ B. C. I!*»lng a**»'**le«l r , . X OMnrl of tlm la* la 1 I hr 4tat* rl*'r|»t (Jic |*» In the rolird ritat**r« bar brat srrvlra* to all tVhen Bcby wnj rick, wo pnrv her Cwtoria. Whrti rhe wm • CUUd, the cried for CutodO. When the bwwnw Mitt. tV clung to Uutoria. When she had Children, the gave them Csstoria to'fcJJ put Mr. F. M. POOSF.R. our ftouth Csm- llna rrprtruenratlve, will be glad to call mi person* In need of or lutendiug to purchase* machinery. [*ug it “How h r Is it around the world?*’ In (dfliwh iunoounce m-ked she. “Ati, 1 will iu«*asirrc it,” he srid, “R you’ll permit me, love, to sec?” Then whet, his • trong light arm he’d place 1 Around iicr waist so small and trim, He found it wasn’t so very far— For si e was all (he world lo him. jf rom ujrri Acnrs, Or yos ore all wnm out, milly good lor noth ing, it is general debility. Try RHOirS’S Utos HITTERS. It will cure you, cleunte your liver, and give ^ a good appetite. She: I don’t believe yon love me as much as you did before we wore mar ried. lie: Just as mu eh as I ever did; perhaps not as much as 1 iaid 1 did. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. The cholera bacillus, it seems,|s like a comma in Its shape. The authorities ought to knock its tail off and bring It to a run stop. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Walking is said to be the best exer- I rbe tor brain workers, and it is worthy ; of note that brain workers can seldom afford to do an) thing else. , Children Cry for Pitcher’s Oistoria. A we«trin man married and they were aU rad SHORT HAND OF ALL 8IZK8, STYLES axd QUALITIES. .Price* tho lowest in the Countj:. Persons needing these goods will call on IV. W. Moore at IVin. McNab’s, Uarn- well, or \V. 1. IVilsou, Allendale. marl7 B^'a new method of teacliing, can be succeAsfuily taught by uiHil, thus saving much expense. Any person, male or female, desiring to learn the art can obtain full particulars by addressing (with stamp for rcfdy) STENOGRAPHER, novlflj Lock Box 05, Aiken, ft. 0. you want a FINE WATCH OR CLOCK STERLING SILVICHWARE, RICH JEWELRY, FINEST QUALITY TABLE CUT LE11Y, ^ R. W. RILEY, SURGEON DENTIST, BARNWELL, 8. C. OFFICE OVER DUNCAN A HAY’S STORE. Will he in oflio on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. Will visit-country on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. a;>r2-ly 08 SPECTACLES, • -- - ' Sen J } jur order, to or c-’.i «t Jas. Allan & Go 285 KING STRKKT, CHARLRSTON. 8. C. w (wvw- j * wssiavu man amrr— ar* wive*, 1 fuel —da with oad they wtr* all rvd beaded. He aa- •° tw mNas F - CARR0LL - Jr - *1 aai* oiler that If ha G< Duxcax Bkllixokr, C. J. Hay, Late Master in Equity. Notary Public ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ofllce, Ryan Building, Barnwell, S. C. BEKKKKNCKS: CitlzeniSavings Bank, Bank of Barn well. llubbell Legal Directory, may 19 \ • • r**hr* far the I tha t‘«Mtrt* of *»at* t *»urt ami rt*. *• pledge Pruts who may trim ua with th*lr r*»«tff*laaue. Our united prompt attention will b* given to all business confided to us. J. O. I’ATtaasu.v, W. A. Uousax. J*»T ROBT. C. MIXSON, SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER. BLACK*/ILLS, S. C. Spoclal attention given to Land Sur veying. Prompt attention to all bu»i- no*m entrusted to my care. Right Now EVKKY HOUSKKKEPEK NEKDfl Tlie Improved Pan-Jlinericaii Washer With ft*.tike “wa»h day” ia no more a torment and a terror, and washerwomen are no longei imperial. tuk okji suLuBrUHR Ag-*'. f r I'm* 4 • * . m p* S4.i asrats Bapwfcsad. Ftomm and Organ* T *a*d and Mrfwlr*aL Th* Inr#u**hm4 vt—Mat aknrb »var brawght t* this rtty, G-. ID. C. T1A 3STC3-IB, nsro. 27. E. R. -Arv-. Bl;u‘kvill<>, M C. THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO. TIME T A KLE NO. 4. In Effect May 15th, 1892. at 8.1? o’clock A. M. North b»u ni>. I 5 I 3 1 | ftiHTH HOUND. 2 I 4 i «1“ < P> — ® i * . p 6 - >, a DISTANCES BE TWEEN STATION ft •5* A. M. 8 20 A. M. 8.00 r. m.| 3.50: 0 Lv. 4 94 8.20, 8.00 L05j 1 6.03 8.38; 8.18 4.20 8.44 8.24 4.30 8.50 9.11 9.20 0.20) 9 00 S.30 4.60 8.61 3.15 9.00 5.30 5.40 6i):i »..TS 9.1* 6.00 CO Attorney-at-Law B.1MBBBG, B.C. I lh* $«*4 to i W. R. KELLY, ATTOUfSKY AX L. A. W. BI.A( KY1LLE, 8.C. *'Wi m all to It will save you time, temper and mo ney. 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