The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, July 20, 1905, Image 2
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^UBLY^HRO EV%uV tViuI&DAY.
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tMnscHrnp, fw&\?a iunrai.
A TltAGKDV.
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The reading public of the en
tire State was shoCk^ last week
to learn "Of l^e suicide of R.
jKeitli tiaVgan of Darliugton.
1 The affair possessed features
that are incomprehensible to the
'ordinary mtiVd.
The deceased was tlVc presi
dent of a fiumber'<6f consolidated
'cotton Oil coupanies, aud ttte af
Stairs of 'those 'companies 1'Vrtd got
ten into bad shape. What
brought them into this coudition
is a matter Of conjecture. As
'speculation in sVo'cf: <*'r ?6tton is
the leading eV^l of the age, we
'may perhaps ^Vut it Vlown to one
or the other. In any event th*
'condition of these Coftip'&nies
Stroke the bank of Darlington.
Mr. Dargari enjoyed the full con-,
'fide nee of hi? community as was
'evidenced at the coronor's in
'qitcst. Mr. 'Peg rain Dargau was
with his brother when Vi*ft ttooKI
the poison that ended his life,
bought it for him. Saw him mix
"the greater portiAjS of it In water,
'and the remainder vrt \Vhi8ke3v
'saw him drink it, antl s ii w liim
'die. Yet when the inquest W-as ;
'held the foreman of the j 111-3- arose
'and stated thut the jury would,
\vaive the examination of Mr. >
'Dargan. The corner however1
?very properly placed him on the
stand, and the fallowing is the,
^ponderous testimony he gave,
liAs to my position, all I have to
say is contained in the state
ment left by my brother." This'
statement reads as follows: "1
take this with own free will, ac.
*6ord, and askod my brother to?
'get this . Mahre mistakes
'but nO coward. "
The OCWrrauce i& "inconceiva
bly sad in several jSa'rticulars.
bVighttind active life is cut oft,
'in its prime. The tcYrible spec
tacle is prcs^Ylted of a brother
practically giving poisoh to a
'brother and looking down upou
?that brother while in the agonies,
'of' death without attempting to
'call assistance. Not Knowing
what extenuating circumstances'
'there may have been for this
extraordinary conduct, we will
comment further upon it at
ibis time. Further developments
may par.ially excuse it, but it
*can ne. r, in the eyes of many,
'"be full) excused.
VMW.K (H'lTjt.
Who wants The People a year
for nothing? On the 1f>th day"
''jf .July we will ffc-esent an aunu
'al subscripts oh to the person
'bringing us the finest half bush
' el of peaches, not less than 'four
!to compete. 'Rxhibit will be
''marked by timbers, the judges
not knowing to whom ?.he num
'bers belong.
The decision will be auho'tif.ccd
*'at lL.tM o'clock p. 111. The
^ruit of the unsuccessful compct-r
*:tors is to became the property
'of the Rditor.
Ou the 2'Jnd of July we will
"repeat the jf'ft to the party
?bringing us the finest looking if
?not quite the heaviest water
melon undr rjlho same eoinnfions
'as above except that there must
'be five competitors. Exhibits
'must be tfi ^Vhibitt^n room by
'12 o'clock 'I?*. "Kt the latest.
|Tlie liter lioc.l.
The Kershaw County suthmer
! school will open on the LT?th of
.July and oMit'hhe for oiie Ht/Mith,
provided us many as twenty
' '.oachei^j are in attendauee.
Last year. o<vi;rg to the s If all
'number who indicated theft- de
sire to atteu.l, hoFttmiher scf'V?ol
was hehl in t.h'iV Y'6unty. 'ff'forj
lack of attendance this yei/r'tvei
"fail to have a summer school it
will be almost Useless to try to
have one iu the ft-^f-.iV. The ar- 1
rangements for the summer
*'4chool h ive cost the county board
f*ome effott Sha'Vthis effort re !
'suit in a failure?
The1 importance of the surV
mer school 101* teachers nfccl
'hose intending to teach car ntt !
bo overestimated Pecomirtgac- '
' juainted witv. epeh other, they I
can exchange Views ilstothe,
best methods of teaching and the
Way to overcome the difltculties j
'the ordinary teacher liiuls in his
' way. Lastly they have the 1kmi*?
Ntwf instrnetion 'in 'the- various
ttrttacli.i&'lhoy may toish to ro
vt>iw, and that, instn&tin from
the best talent procurable. No
aether,. clta ftttettd the whole
month Yfc5t ^ '&why feeling
inspired to higher aVtainJreht In
the prcfe^&Oir, n?# /ttsMtefc ph?
"parpd fC r work ol;j&ii<?tW*
ye&r.
| Ph-JrsVcM disability alone should
J?eep U teacher from attending'.
The excuse -y*M\ lVttv'c n9
time will not Viola, for if ych
Save no time to prepare your
self tp teiVch then you have no
tfrrte t'o t'cacli. Trustees to]x5n
reflection, we believe, wtjl find
it to their liltimat'o interest
Viot to have' the usual summer
ternis t&u&lU arid thus l'riake it
possible foV "AH thb teachers to
attend. .?
f*?et the tctlch'ote hilly to the.
Support of this summer school
Hud make it the br;>t oue in the
histyjVy '61 lite couuty. (
W. B. Turner, Supt. Ed.
| rfcxK CltlSuft \ tLLAGK.
Well, I will try and give you a
few dots froni our quiet little
Village.
Mrs. V.'ilNaYtos of Lan'cftSter, is,
on a visit to her brother, J. W.
Phillips of this place.
\Mrs. B. N. Shirley of Harts ,
vllfai^vHts .In our village a few
days hist week. We were all
glad to see her. ,
Mrs. A. D. Moore left on Sun
day f6V a visit to the Springs.
We do hope she will be benefitted
thereby, as she is ii\ YJeclining'
health.
1 There was a most delightful
party given at Mr. IjowIs Ander
son's hist night. All who atten
ded express themselves as hav
ing a most delightful time.
Mrs. (Jossett of Columbia, is ?
visiting her bVotlier, Mr. Auder- 1
son, who is very ill
Mr. Henry Truest ale is with (
us again. We are gtad to wel
1 come you once "more, itenry.
J A number of the boys went
over to Columbia on Sunday,'
they report a good time.
There is a protracted meeting
in progress at the Chapel. Wei
understand that the people are
deeply impressed with the fiucj
sermons that are delivered from
time to time. We do hope that
much and lasting good may bei
accomplished.
Mr. C1. U. Myers was in our
nndst last week.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Laugley has been very ill, but
under the skillful treatment ol
Dr. S. P. Brasington, it is im
proving. We truly hope that
the little one will get well. (
Oh*, Mat lifts become of the
Ml. Zion correspondent? We
have not seen anything from that
part of the county for some time.
Wishing the Editor and the
People much success.
M. A. M. I
For SaYc.
A splendid *00.00 man's Bicy
cle. Brand new, will be sold at a
bargain. A-ryply at this oltice.
I N. B. We are riding one of these
wheels and recomend them. ? Ed.
J Wanted
An all round printer. Position'
permanent and pleasant to the
right man. For particulars ad
dre^s, The People., Camden, i
S. C.
I IN-rsonnlly Coiiductcd Tour to
I In* I'liclllc Coast. via S?*a- i
bv?iu'(l Air I;h?? It.Mlwry.
The Seaboard announces per
sonally conducted tour to points
in Colorado, the Yellowstone,
(National Park, ?.os Angeles,'
?San Francisco, the Lewis and
Clarke Exposition at Portlahd,
'Oregon, find other points of in
terest on the Pacific Coast, to
leave about Awghst 1st to nt h ?
exact date being decided later.
The round trip is only ">(),'
and the route will be via At
lanta, Ibriftihgliii'tn, Memphis,
St. Louis, Kansas City, Danver,'
Colorado Springs, Salt. City,
I Los Angeles, J*an Francisco,
I The Shasta Route to T'oiHand,
Northern Pacific to St. Paul
thence to Chicago and return via
St. Louis.
i ^hrotrfth Tollman will be
; arranged for the exclusively use
of the party, which wi.ll be por
W?ftnr*y VMiducted by Uev. Win.'
Black and wife of Davidson, No.
(\, who successfully handled the
ifvf'gc party from North Carolina
ilast August.
^tiircry of the 1 rip Is nfcw be
lug prepared which Wffl '&ive
fuH details as to the rates, stop
'6 vers, hotel rates, and poit/tv of
'interest. It will be one of the
'{host cd^iplete trips of its kind
'ever hrfthged it nH at very tflnall
cost. '\ f-.ose who join the party
will be shown ever attention
over the entire tVip which tvMI
fon?ut!*.o between four and five,
worUfi.
Write, for bookle>t.and informi- 1
iion to Rev. Win, Black, David- I
son, N. It., or address
(?has. If. ( i at t is, H. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
'
f. pot ten Hor Hcnuty.
flo'.vard, AT Yerk, nt I
om> firm* t.nd h< r beauty spoiled witbj
nktn trouble. Win* writer: "I lind
Salt llliutini or K./.cinn f<.r year*, tint 1
not lii ii ir would olire It, until I n*ed
Hucklen's Arnica tfnlye." A quick
mnl ?ur?- healer for cuts, burns and
porea. 26o at F. T?. Zero p'? drug *torc.
tan Cotton be Rained for Less
Tli&ii Tefe Centt*.
To the Editor of The Stutet
Pear Sir! Enclosed herewith
please tind a correspondence be
tween myself and Harvie
'Jordan; president of the South
ern Cotton association, which
please $rliil AlVd grt&tly oblige,
Youfs truly,
H. 1*. Llpscbmb,
TrodglV, 'JVily 15*.
Mr. Lipscomb's Letter.
Tro\igli, S. C., July 10 lDOo*. (
Hon. HarVie Jordan, pres't.
v. Atlanta, Ga.
Deftr fc>ir: I beg tocall t*>yf>tir
attention that I see in the news
papers that New York author
ities on cotton claim that j*our
advising ttie farmers to sell at
10 ceuts caused a break in the
market.
? I. am sure the nice resolution
introduced by me in our county
cottou convention the 3rd inst.,
expressing our gratitude to you
and other officers, both State and
national, for the wise and patri
otic way in which tl\e Interest ol
the entire couutr.y has been
served, should show to you that
I am not a fault finder, but do
congratulate you, myself and the
country at large that, with your
leadership, we have met and
vanquished the foe and set at i
liberty their captives and slaves,!
the southern people*.
May 1 ask, did it ever occur to
you that we cannot grow cotton
at 10 cents per pound and pay*
over 50 cents a day for labor?
In your good judgment is not 75
cents to ?1 cheap for a day's
work and the man board himself?,
At. these prices for labor, cotton
cannot be grown for less than 15
to 20 cents per pound.
If you remember, so high au
thority as A. Britton, president
of the New Orleans cotton ex-,
change, and Col. Ilobson of Mer
ri mac fame ? the latter knowing
China, India and the islands of.
the seas as you know grand old
Georgia ? both declared before
the New Orleans cotton conven
tion that cotton as an article of
clothing to the world is cheap at
20 cents per pouud.
Yours Very truly,
H. It. Lipscomb.
Mu. Jordan's Reply.
Atlanta, Ga., July 12, 1005.'
Mr. 11. S. Lipscomb,
Trough, S.C.
Dear Sir: I am today in re
ceipt of your favor of the 10th
iust., and in reply beg to say.
that the article which I wiote
emphasizing a minimuu price of
10 cents to be followed by a slow
movement of the crop during'
the next two months was in ac
cordance with a resolution pass
ed while the association was in
session at Memphis. If we'
should make an 11,000,000 bale
crop, then 1 do fiot think 12 cents
per pound would be a high pricey
for cotton If we do not make'
over 10,0'-H),0o() bales, then it is
rather difficult to say just how'
high the price of cotton will go.
1 feel assured from present bud,
crop prospects that if the farm
ers do not becanVc Tim ul and sell
their cotton for future delivery
at present prices, they will all
receive much higher prices dur
ing the fall than obtained at the
present time.
? .1 desire to thank you very much'
for your kind expressions iu re
gard to the work of the assoeia
! lion, and for the resolutions
' which you had Introduced and
passed in your county cotton
convention on .July 3rd. It is
highly important thai the mem
bership of the association should
now be built up as rapidly as
possible in order that we may be
able to present a strong and
solid front on the first of Sep
tember when the new crop begins
to move.
Yours very truly,
Marvie Jordan,
"resHent.
Flew iVmn Thront.
The frightened cries 61 h stfiall
child on the corner of Halifax
and Jones stieets late Sunday
afternoon soon caused a crowd
of people to gatficr Wfnd hirft,
and the cause of the little fellow's
frantic screams was a Juno bug,
a very harmless insect ? uMess it
does just what that one very
I peculiarly and unexpectedly did.
' James Enniss, tfie small boy of
| Mr. Pinck Enniss, was playful
ly engaged in entertaining his
young 1'rtcnHs with the amusing
performance of a .Tune bug with
a string tied to its leg, when t'fie
t iling against its custom took the
wrong direction, the bo^ turn
ing opposite, and the string be
eafiic entangled Pfdmid his neck.
Opening his thfltitfi '?li mute, as
tonishment Mr. "J. Hug took 'it
f* r fin *ti vitatiyl" to enter, tvfJich
he did without flirt It;r^(f^rti6ny,
and went living down Jaime's
throat. It wan then he hollered.
Aft?r lie was made quiet his,
nurse geiitly'pulled'tho bug back '
into the world by the string
whk'h was still fl;st<1fied to the i
bug's leg. Raleigh NewH arid1
( JKs'TYer.
-- ueUd carefully our Clipping
of "Can Cotto'h Oil" row'ti at Ten
cents".
The One Day Cold Ouie.
For cold in the head find aore thront une Ker
mott'n (' liocolatr* l,nxati/c Quinine, the "One
Ddj'CoM Curs,"
Clem^on College Farnfers* InstitrttcH. July
. 10? August ?, 190&*
b'alte
w<*. -July IS
Thurs. July 20 ?
Fri. July 21 % J
SftUit*. 'July 22
Mou. -July 24
Tues. July 25
\Ved. July 26
Thurs. July 27
Fri. July 28
Mon. July 31
Wed. 'A us. -
Place
Blaeksburg
Rock Hill
Vort Mill
(Pleasuut Valley)
Kichburg
(Mt. Pros peel cliuncH)
Port Lawu
(Land's Ford)
Elgin
Camden
Beth u no
Ruby
\Vin\\sVx>ro
JenltliYsville
Promoter.
J. M. tlttldwel).
John Wo'xl, Sec.
S R. I^AileS.
fa. II . iiicklui.
detaIl NO. I.
M/. ft. HardWk*, Fertilizer*.
_J. S. Newmann; Agriculture.
C. C. Newmanu, HoVtlculture.
W. S. Morrison, fiul^Stiial Education.
J. E. Nunnery.
Geo. P. Ferguson.
\V. A. Sell rock.
K. T. Estridge.
J. C. Blackwol'..
J. Prank Pooslie.
C. 11. Douglass, Jr.
Wm. S. MORRISON-,
Professor in Charge of Detail.
Appointment of TV'ite
tc<s.
At a resell lur meel^nr: \.*S*o
Kershaw County Board <Vf Edu
cation hold July i>rd, 1005, the
following1 named Trustees were
appointed for the vai iou& School
Districts of tins County :
lHftrict No. 1. ? T. J. KirkWrtdr II.
Ci. Carrinon, (\ W. Hirelimore.
- 1 '?
Ij. li. Ogburn.
No. 10 ? W. K. Thompson, X*. F.'
Hammond, S. II. Chiuiiiogliaiu.
No. 11 ? .1 . B. Nelson, Joseph Sini .
aon, J. Ii. 'iettys.
No. 12 ? J. N. Jones, J. A. It >s*
borough, J. I<. Uuy.
(District No. 13 having been ee.leil
ceiled to IrJ.-iriot No. 40 ??f Ltucaster
county No. 1.1 Xf tins evenly xvill be
under the luperviidon of the" Trustee*
of No. 40 of Lancaster.
No. 11 ? C. A. Johnson, M. A. Shaw'
I>. L. Catoe.
No. ir> ? Frank Norton, J. C, Davis,
T. K. Kphars.
No. 10 ? Win. liabon, T?obt. lSlokle,'
J. I<. Ilinson.
oee, .1. iM. Spears.
No. 20 ? W, T. l'itts, At. II. Jones, M .
II. H or ton
No. 24 ? J.ll.Catoe, W. D.'Segars, M.
L. ltaley.
No. 2f? ? A. A. Pate S. M. McCaskill,
John W. (,'atoe.
No. 2(5 ? II. *M. Jones, John It. IJakVr,
A. O. (ire gory.
?"? v* X wnu
No. 0 ? K M Drakeford, It. I?. Sinyrl
W. II. Turner.
It. Tlio.t. Hlaeknion.
. I, aureus T. Mills.
./ i.'.* r" .*???
Hoard of Kd. RV^'i'iaw Co. "
I Several New COiiccviiK.
July 13. ? 1 The secretary of
state issued several charters and
c j rfi i n i ssrt on s y es te rtt!iy .
The Colleton Cotton ? Ware
house company received a com
mission. This concern will have
a capital of $8,000 and will be
located at WiiitArboro. , The cor
norators are: VV. F>. ruber, J.
\V. irin ar.d G. W. Wray.
The Camdeh Investment
coiftpahy also received a com
mission. The capital is $25,
tXX), and the corporators arc: '
H. G. Carriscfa, C. H. Yat3s|
ttftdw. M. Shannon. j
The S6utherfi Rr'filty ftid In- J
Vcstmeht comitany is a Columbia i
C&hcern, witli T. Williams,
E. H. Weston and J P. Mathews
as corporators. Tlfi^upilal will
bo ?50,000. ,
The Sui titer Colored I*> r y
Goods company reci^ved a com
mission, the capital 1>eiiig $">,000
and the corporators fceitig K. II.
Richardson, E. (J. .Tones, Z. E.
Walker, M. J. Frederick Knr1 \V.
T. Andrews.
The Lynchburg Mercantile
company received a charter, tin
capital being $.r,000 and the1
officers being .). AV. Tai'rant,
president; E. 1). Smith, vice-;
president, and J. P. Mcintosh,
'' r., fefc&titttr'y itrul trcashry.
H'o'tftiortt TIiIm MsiV i 'oifforii.
This will hotify all that two!
of itiy ?6tis, named John H. I
Brasin^fbii aged Is years, ami J
KM't. L Rrasitigton, ug^d 1m
years, have left my hoiho with
out cause. This will not'.fy all
not t6 harbor or employ 'th^tn in '
hny capacity oh pmitfMy 7>f the !
law.
J. S, Hkakinuton,
Kershaw U. K. No. 1, H. (\ :
4tp
K<lnr?t? Your Ho?t>l? With fimrnrrln.
Cnmly Cathartic, euro conNllpallon forever
W, It O. O. C. foil, <lrnirKl#i* refund nione;
Kershaw Guards* Tnrrfet Ptyw'
t ice. Kiteaiiipiueiit July ? 7.
The target practice on Tues
day evening resulted as fallows*
only the score of the three high
est appearing: 15 K Mcl'reight
10, P D Camphclh Jr 14, 11 W
MeCreight 1?. ?
The ab<^.vp "ire out of a possi
ble i!5. fl his target practice is
in preparation for the annual
encampment ut Columbia, on
July L'Tlh. Captain von Trosc
kow desires us to urge upon all
the boy* 1TT6 great Importance
oi attending this encampment,
and unless -0 men of the compa
ny go. it may result in its dis
banduient. .This would never
do. It would not only be a re
flection on the men comprising
tli.) company, but a blow to the
'community, so we hope that
Captain von TrescV. ?\v will ex'
perience no ditliculty in getting
up the required number and
more.
A (irirn Trapedy.
is dailj enacted, in thousands of homes
ns D.inlli claims, in each one. another
victim of Consumption or Pneumonia,
lint \\ lien coughs ami* colds art- prop
erly treated, the t raged)' is averted.
'*F. Tl. Huntley, of O.ikhimhm, lnd.,
i writes: "My wife hhtl the Consump
tion, and three doctors gave her up.
Finally she took Dr. King's New Dis
cover) for Consumption, C?\\glis and
Colili!, wlueh cured her. and to-day she
is well and strong." it kills tli germs
of all diseases. One dose relieves,
guaranteed ut 60c and $1.00 l?y F. I..
Zemp druggist. Trial Tattle free.
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF 5, 0.
Time Table No. r>. To take etl'ect j
Sunday, January Id, I'dl.nt 12.01 a. iu.
Superseding Time Table No. I, dated
November *2, liMKI.
h'kVw KKS* SfMII.lt A ( AMI)KN.
Tlt.MSH OOINII sol III,
No. fS? No. 70
I.v Camden 1 l."? p in 7 00 a hi
Sou. I(y. Junction I 'J~> p in- 7 10 a in
Ar Kllerb?*e -1 .'5K p in 7 :$0 a in
Kemherts I -1!l i> in 7 10 a m
Ar liorden I r?s p m s no a m
Ar Dal'/.ell .r> l:i p m K *2."> a in
Ar N. \V . Juriih'ion ?"> |:t p in s r?s a in
Ar Sumter f? to p m '? 00 a m
TIC A I NM (UMNO NoRl'ii.
No. Oil No. 71
I . v , t cf . ?> 2"> p m ii :iii it in
N. \V. .function 0 *27 p in 0 lis a m
| Dal/ell (> 17 p mi 0 .">!> a in
' horded 7 <>;> p m 10 10 i. in
i HeniherH 7 p'fn Id '2*1 a i -
Kllerhee 7 !i0 p ill 10 III a in
Sou. Ky. .lunction 7 oil p mi II 00 a m
A r < 'amdeii s 00 p in II 10 a m
I No. I'd leaves Camden Mod., Wed.
I and Pridny at 1 p in, nr. Sumter it. to
No. l>7 leaves Sumter Tues., Thurs.
i Sat. 1 1 0(1 u m. ar. ( 'amdeii *2 00 p in.
THOMAS \V 1 1 ,S( i N\
President
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that no claims
?against the county for work on the
roads'fr bridges os t ln? count y w ill be
approved unless th?? work'was author- .
i/.ed by .1 Ifceinber of the board, author- i
izing the work must approve the claim j
belore it is presented to I lie Hoard.
.1 . M. Sowell,
I
County Supervisor. I
E. Schiailaressi,
fanGii Frufttjfer and
ftestaurafitmir.
(/'ii'llttud sco 'ffJc when j
in need of anything in my !
1 i ii<*. |
Foreign AH
Kinds'h Npecfhlly.
!
As <*1 ?<?;i | > as 1 li" cheap
est , r.nd cheaper t han t lie
most. All fruit, sold by me i
guaranteed to 1 >?; free from ?
Tarantulas and oilier nox
ious insects or reptiles.
Call on me when in need.
piiong thi.
Will son's Soda Fountain
and Ice Cream Parlor.
We sold 4,000 Drinks last week,
ft ml hope to increase our sales
i)er cent this week.
All Palhons Pleased. All Satisfied.
I Oar place is rapidly brron)ht// ihv Popular
liesort of LADIES AX1> Cfl I L DJtJJX.
We Handle only THOMAS' CREAM. None Better. 50 ets. a QUav't Delivered.
ALL DRINKS AND GREAM SERVED IN UP TO PATE STYLE
W.J. W I L L S O N,
One Door Below PostoilUre.
Spring 6oods
Of Every Dwwiption
D. Wolfes.
Ladies Dross ( ioods. Hosiery, rndcrwoar, Shoes,
Anything else can l>e found at my store on Main
St rod . . ........
I carry also the finest, line of men's huts,
shoe* and clothing That, can he found in the
city.
When in want of anything, including Furniture,
DO-NT JM*L TO CAT J. ON MK. All my stock
is fresh, and cannot fail to please you. .
D. WOLF6.
"THE BEST ONE."
jfiftb Hnnual tfBMb=Sununcv
EXCURSION TO
ATLANTA, CIA.
The Now Sfork of tlie South.
via
C, N. & L. and S. A. L. R'YS.
Monday, July 31st, 1905
$3.00 ??iup?d
FROM COLUMBIA. S. C,
Longer I ? ?*t ti 1*11 Limit t hanrvor Is'-lorc. Dun'l miss i(.
Don't fo-i^ol *t.
SIMCi.'IAL TliAlS LOW KATKS KAST SCI I KIMILL
Lou yp COLUMBIA . . . .7 a in *;>.0i) !?'< >UNl> TK1 1*
Arrive at Atlanta at. ."!"!?')( ) p. nr I Jet urnin<r, s|?(?cifil train
ill leave Atlanta at ':?).) a m Tuesday, Animal 1M1
Tickets also ?;ood to #ret urn <>n regular trains up to
and including S;Nib:?:ird train N;> le ivin^ Atlanta
1:00 i> m Thursday. Au'/uvl
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.1. F. IJVINtJSTON, Sol. A-t. C. N. i'v I.., Columbia, S. (J.
W. \j. I>U l{ KOl <? IIS, t. I'. A., Columbia, S. C.
General
Repair Shop
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Shop. < *iiti and do m??Wo
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S!ioj? almost in r??ar f ? f
llirsoh Brothers and Co's.
T..R, BROWN,!
G. W. GROSBrS POPUlflTx
ICE, HOUSE
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frr House will 111- C?| ???*?> Suil
<1;i,v* from 7 o'clock A. M. lo 2
o'clock 1'. M. IVoiftpfi service
will I >c ^iven. Your
respect fully solicited.
ft. W. CRO&BV,