The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, April 02, 1908, Image 2
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Camden. 8. t'.. April 2nd lOOS.
TI1K TREND OF THE TIMES
The above caption is a favor
ate with us. If our memory
serves us, we have used it not
less often than four times since
we began the publication of The
People. The few thoughts we
give. you here however differ
somewhat from the subjects
previously treated upon.
\Ve are confronted today by
grave conditions aud not theo
ries along all lines of govern
ment. In National affairs we
find the spirit of paternalism
run mad. The forces of cor
porate wealth, through their
subservient tools, the Congress,
hold the people in an iron grasp.
The cause of this subservience
may be found to lay partly
through favor, and largely be
cause of the utter incapacity of
our National law makers to grasp
the re a! trend of the times. The j
trend, we do not hesitate to tell
you is towards despotism, u des- 1
potisin of wealth and not es
pociu I ly of person tlio our strenu
ous President is apparently
making giant strides towards
becoming an American Czar.
One by one, the tentacles of the
octopus of corporate greed, and
of aggregate wealth,! are sap
ping the life blood, the founda
tions of the grandest union of
dissonant parte that was ever
evolved iu the brain of man, the
Republic of the Uuited States of
America. We have hoped that
even within our own time we
would have seen Canada and all
the States and Republics south
of us united under a common
Aug, the glorious banner of hu
man freedom, the Slars anu
Stripes, but the trend of the
times is rapidly causing that hope
to fade. What ground have we
for hope? With the Republican
party entrenched in power, with
the great body of the people
supinely indifferent to the pres
ervation of the grand heritage
handed down to them by the
i'athers of the most complete sys
tem of government the world has
even seen, what can wo expect
but disaster, political decay and
certain death tliut iuvariably
follows the accumulation ot the
wealth of a country in the hands
ol* a few? Absolutely nothing.
A harsh assertion, but lainentuly
true. The only hope for the
salvation of this country from a
hopelessly contrifutal govern
ment lies in Democratic victory
next fall.
Helps to Corn and Cotton
Planters.
Dr. D. L, DeSaussure has our
thanks for a copy of a circular
from the U. S. Department of
Agriculture which deals with
the subject of Cora and Cotton
planting. The document is ex
tremely interesting to the classes
addressed, and it would give us
much pleasure to publish it in
full, but it is too voluminous.
We however, givo you below a
few extracts which will furnish
ample proof of the great value
of the complete article:
"There are few more injurious
farm practices than that of
ptowing land before it is dry
Enough. Land plowed wet is in
jured for the wholo season."
"l^ind properly prepared before
planting even though seeding is
delay ed gives a much better
yield than when attention was
not eiven to this detail." An
? >;'?><?:? '.natter of importance ?
eaveftilfy select your seed. *'To
i?c *r ><?*!, it must not only be
fr-on: good variety, but of
* rorv, /itality. lie sure that
tfjey havo not bion "damaged
?.wui uuy i'hiiki*. *' u??4
prepared laud, whmI Med wit! if
properly planted gtrahlftU even
in a dry spring wben covered
not deeper than a quarter of an
inch. Avoid washing bj using
alight roller so aa to prees the
ground oloee to the seed/* "Do
not plant too manj seed. More
stands are lost by souring too
many than too few. A peck of
seed to the acre is amply suffi
cient.**
The above practically covers
the salient points of a capital
letter to farmers on Cotton plant'
ing. No reference is made to
corn culture. We presume that
that subject will be taken up
later.
An Ordinance,
T.? regulate the use of the Sewerage
System in the City of Camden. S. C.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen or the City or Camden, S. C.,
in Council assembled :
Section 1 That the Sewerage sys
tem or the City or Camden shall be un
der the control or the Committee on
Water, Lights and Sewerage, and the
duty or securing and enrorcitig full
compliance with all rules and regula
tions governing house connections
with the public sewers shall be vested
in said Committee, or their author
ized agent. The duly authorised agent
oi said Committee ahall be au Inspec
tor or Sewer* and Plumbing, who shall
be chosen by City Council or the City
of Camden, and shall receive such
compensation as the said city Council
shall fix and approve, and whoae du
ties are defined in subsequent sections.
It Khali be the duty or every person,
firm or corporation carrying on u
business or plumbing or house drain
age in the City or Camden, to regis
ter in a book to he provided ror that
purpose at the office or the Inspector
or Plumbing or the City or Camden,
giving unme mid plaoe of business. It
shall iurther be the duty or every per
son or firm carrying on a business or
plumbing to give a good and sufficient
bond, in the sum or Five Hundred
lJollara (|ftOO), to be approved by the
Mayor of the City ot Camden, condi
tioned upon the observance or the
rules nnd regulations contained in
l Ins and subsequent Ordinances, ror
the faithrul performance or duty in
making connections with the Sewers
iiimI to Water Pipe;*, and to itideniniry
sakl city against loss in any manner
whatsoever ror any unskilful, or neg
ligent work or conduct in the per
formance ot Ins duties, or ror any
damage to the Sewers or Water Pipes
or Streets or side-walks or said City,
or lor the use or derective or improper
material used in said work, where
upon such person or lirm may be duly
licensed by the City Clerk to conduct
a Plumbing business, and ror which
license shall be paid, in advance, the
ret* designated therefor.
Sec. 2 No person or persons shall
be permitted to do any plumbing or
any kind in the City or Camden un
less he or they be in the employ or or
under the supervision or a licensed
plumber. Any person convicted or a
violation or this section shall be fined
not more than one hundred dollars
(^$100) nor less than twenty dollars
($20), or be imprisoned not more than
thirty dnys. Should any property
owner refuse to pay ror the class or
work and materials required by this
ordinance, the contractors will de
cline the work and report the same to
the Inspector, and the plumber wh >
takes the contract without the neces
sary changes shall rorfeit his license.
Sec. 8 Before any portion ot the
system of any building snail be laid or
constructed, there shall be filed by the
owner of the property at the office of
the Inspector of Sewers and Plumbing
a written application for sucti con
nections, stating the location of the
building, with plan of same, ehowing
in detail the entire proposed connec
tion from the public sewer through
the Iioiipc to the terminus, showing
the location of all fixtures, traps, vent
pipes, etc. This plan shall be inspect
ed and approved, corrected or modi
fied by the Inspector of Hewers and
Plumbing, whereupon a permit lor the
proposed connection shall be given by
the Inspector of Sewers, upon ascer
taining that the work will be done by
the regular licensed plumber; but in
no case shall a permit be grnnted un
til such plan shall have been so pre
sented and approved. Such plans and
applications for connections with the
public sewer should be Hied ten days
previous to the time desired to make
the connection.
Sec. 4 Whenever a house connec
tion is beiug made to the public sewer,
the plumber doing the work shall, be
fore any part of the work is covered
or hidden from view, send a written
notice to the Inspector of Sewtrs and
Plumbing, stating that his work is
?</? ???rUTDUUM, AIIU UJ>OII file
llual completion of the work shall
ngnin notify the Injector of Sewers
iinii Plumbing, asking for n final in
spection in nccordance with the rules,
regulations and plans prescribed by
the Committee on Water, Lights and
?Sewerage.
Section IS It shall be the duty of the
Inspector of Hewer and Plumbing, un
der the directions of the Committee on
Water, Lights and Sewerage, to issue
nil permits, Notices and Certificates,
to keep a dally record of the work, in-t
eluding nil notices and applications
received nnd permits granted and cer
tificates given, to report promptly to
the Clislrman of the said Committee
all violation <?f these regulations. He
shall inspect all house connections
?during their construction, froir. time
to ti.ne, sufficiently to see that all
plumbing, drainage and sewerage work
is done in accordance with tl?eM? rules
nud regulations, He shall upon noti
fication by tile plumber proceed to in
spect and pass upon the work, apply
such tests ns niny from time to time
be prescribed, and have any de
fects immediately remedied under his
supervision. He shall condemn and
order removal any defective material
or work done contrary to the spirit of
these regulations nnd the specifications (
governing house connections, and
shall perform such other duties ns may j
be assigned to him by the Counniteee
on Water, Lights and Sewerage.
See. ? No plumbing work shall be
used until the same has been duly
passed by I he inspector, and a certifi
cate of approval issued.
Sec, 7 The inspector, as far an may
( be necessary for the performance of
! his duties, hns the right to enter any
building or premises within the limits
of the City without interference or
htndrence, nnd lie shall have the
power to condemn nil unsnnitnry work
and to report, the same t<? the Commit
tee on Water, Lights and Sewerage.
mm m Interfering 'wftb^te SipNtor
J"JJ* of ??? daclfi ?ball be
tlMMi twenty (ftp.00) nor
"?** J^non? bond red dot lara ($100.00
or beim prisoned not more than thirty
<*? daya.
?ec- ? Ko plumber or any other
person ?ball make a connection wltb
the poblie sewer without being duly
licensed to d? so, nor in any manner
except In strict accordance wltb tbe
foregoing regulations and tbe follow
ing specifications, under penalty of
revocation of bis lloense and a fine
of twenty-five ($26.00).
Sec. 0 AH permits to connect wltb
tbe publio sewer shall be given upon
the condition that the Committee
on Water, Light and Sewerage may
at any time bef< ? the completion re
voke and annul the permit when tbe
work is not being properly executed
and no party interested shall have a
claim for damages Inconsequences of
such permit being revokeU or annull
ed.
Sec. 10 The licensed plumber who
mnkes ai?3* house connection with the
public sewer shall be held respon
sible for any damage he may do to
any of the streets or sewers. He shall
restore the streets to as good condition
as they Were in at the beginning of
work.
See. 11. No peraon shall directly
or indirectly connect any open gutter,
cesspool, privy vault, or rain wa er
conductors with the sanitary sewera.
Sec. 12. Every house orbuilding to be
connected with the sewer shall be sep
arately connected, unless special
permit be granted for combined con
nections in extraordinary cases.
Sec. 13. The House Drains shall be
4 Inch or 6 inch diameter, Standard,
Vitrified Salt glased Sewer pipe, from
the public Sewer to within three (3) feet
of the point of entrance to the build
ing. Tbe joints shall be made with
Oakum Gasket, well caulked and pure,
fresh ground Hydraulic Cement of
standard quality shall be used and
Genu at Mortar mixed in the propor^
tlon of one (1) part of Cement to one
vl) part of good, sharp dry sand free
from loanx or other foreign matter,
and sufficient Mortar shall be used to
fill the joints to the outside edge of the
bell, making s beveled joint, pipe to
be laid in straight lines with grade of
not less than one foot in fifty (50) feet
for 4 inch, and one foot in sixty (GO)
feet for 0 inch pipe. Connections to
tbe public sewer shall be mnde gener
ally by i (one-eighth) bend to a V
branch in public sewer, which location
of inlet can be obtained at office of
plumbing inspector. Any openings in
streets or sidewalks left for the night
shall be properly barricaded and a
suitable number of red lights, lighted,
shall be placed on or near the opening
These lights shall be burnt from sun
set to sunrise. All other changes in
direction from a straight line shall be
made by a curve pipe, V branches
with an accessible clean out, or by a
properly curved channel in a man hole
Subject to tbe approval of Inspector.
Sec. 14. The soil pipe shall be of 4
inch diameter iron pipe, extending
from the connection with the house
drain (three feet from the building)
through the entire height of the build
ing, and four feet above tbe roof at a
point remote from any chimney or
window, wholly open at the top and
protected by a wire basket. The Soil
and vent pipes shall I e of tbe follow
ing weights and thickness approxi
mately: , -
For cast iron 2 inch diameter pipe,
three pounds per foot; for cast iron 3
inch diameter pipe, 4* pound* per
foot, for cast iron 4 inch diameter
pipe, pounds per foot; for cast iron
5 irch diameter pipe, 8i pounds per
foot For cast iron tt Inch diameter
pipe, 10 pounds per foot. For wrought
iron 2 inch diameter pipe, 3 67 pounds
per foot; for wrought iron 3 inch diam
eter pipe, 7.55 pounds per foot; for
wrought iron 5 inch diameter pipe,
10.75 pounds perfoot; for wrought iron
5 inch diarayter pipe, 14.50 pounds per
foot; for wrought iron 0 inch diam
eter pipe, 18.77 pounds per foot.
All iron pipe must be coated both
inside and outside with coal pitch var
nish or liquid asphalt, or be galvan
ized. Joints of cast iron pipes shall
be made with picket oakum gasket and
with one pouring of hot lead, with one
and one huif (1J) inches for depth of
lead in bell, and so thoroughly caulk
ed as to make them gas and water tigh .
Wrought iron screw joints shall bo
made with a liquid paste that will hard
on and overcome imperfeection in the
threads rendering the joints gas and
water tight.
Sec. 15. Waste and vent pipes from
bath tub, wash bowl, basins, pantry
sink, kitchen sink, slop sink, and all
other fixtures may be of lead or Iron
of not more than 2 inch diameter. Tne
diameter of lead pipe for the various
wastes shall be as follows, vie:
One washbowl, 1} inches.
How of basins, 1| to 2 inches;
One bath tub It inches;
How of bath tubs, 2 inches;
Pantry sink, 1J inches.
Kitchen, sink, 1) inches;
Laundry trays. 2 inches;
Slop sink, 2 Inches;
Water closet, 4 inches.
Tho weight per foot of lead pipe
shall approximate:
Three pounds for 1J inch diameter
pi{>e; 4 )K>undg for 1} inch diameter
pipe; 5 pounds for 2 inoh diameter
pipe.
All joints in lead pipe shall be wip
ed solder joints. Waste and vent pi pes,
if made of iron, shall fulfill samo re
quirements as prescribed in section
14. In cases where lead and iron pipe
join, the joint shall be made by a brats
or tinned copper sleeve or ferrule; the
joint with the iron pipe shall be either
screwed or lead e.aulked and with tho
lead pipe by a wiped solder joint.
Sec. 16. ICv?ry sink, bath-tub, wa
ter-closet, basin, urinal, safe or oth
er fixtures shall be separately trapped.
All kitchen and pantry sinks to have
grease trap of either brass iron or lead
4 and 6 Inches In diameter and at least
12 inches high, with hrass screw plate
to clean out same. Kvery syphon trap
shall have an air vent from it* crown
leading into the main vent or be con
ducted separatl v four feet above the J
roof. Anti-sypnon traps can only be
used in extraordlnay oases by special
permission from the Inspector. The
main vent pipe shall be of iron, gener
ally of 2 inches In diameter, extending
from the lowest fixture parallel with
tho soil pipe either above the roof, with
an open top and wire basket, or it
may terminate In the soil plpo above
the highest fixture. The vent pipefrora
a water closet trap shall be ?. Inches
In diameter, the vent pl|?e from all
other traps to be of the same diameter
as the pipe which It ventilates. The
vent pipes must all have a continuous
slope to prevent the retension of water
which may be condensed l;i tho plj>es.
Syphon jet closets, where located threo
(3) feet or less froin the (4) Inch stack,
rony l?e used without vent; otherwise
located, a 2 inch vent must be coonec
fillkJM^tDOh IMT ibOM llw
IMmI BmlWft or nut- tiAnwdMtiT ,
fiou|h Um tour (M tbtw Ike roof.
SST 17. Water-cloa*te attt bt ot
th? Hopper washout clossl Or othsr lm
proved pattern (pan and plunger eloeeto j
b?iaf positively proMbM), ftad'ihU>
foe located in well-lighted, well- ventila
ted apartment*. No oloeete to be set
with putty or plaster 'of parts, but a
brass or copper flange with suitable
rubber or graphite gaskfet shall be
?sea and securely fastened to the floor.
Water-closets shall not ha flushed by
dlreot service from the : water pipes,
but from special tanks plaosd in such
position as to give at lets! a head of
8 feel, except where regular low tank
clostte are used. The overflow from
the tsnk, if any, shall be discharged
Into the open air or basin of the clos
et; In no case shsll it discharge di
rectly into the soil pipes.
Sec. 18. Waste pipes from ssfes,
refrigerators, cistern overflows and
water tanks from which water is taken
for drinking and cooking purposes,
shsll in no case be connected directly
with any soil, waste or drain pipe,
but must oe discharged into sink or
Into open air.
Sec 19. All exit pipes from plumb
ing fixtures, except water-closets, shall
be covered by strong metallic strain
ers, securely fastened, and of such
mesh as to prevent any improper sub
stances from entering the Hewers or
drains
Sec. 20. A 1 fixtures shall be whol
ly exposed, when possible or practica
ble. All pipes shall be concentrated
as much as possible, and so placed as
to be readily examined and inspected.
Where they are neoessarily placed
within walls or partitions, they shall
be covered by wood work fastened by
screws or hinges, so as to give ready
access for inspection or repairs. In
no case shall u pipe be placed in a fin
ished wall. . r?
Sec. 21. All rqatertal must be
of good standard quality, and the
work must be done lb a thorough
workman-like manner, subject to the
approval of the Inspector of Sewers
and Plumbing. v ?
Sec. 22. No person or persons shall
injure, break, remove or obstruct any
portion of any man-hole, lurap-hoie,
flush tank, or any part of the public
sewer. Any person violating the pro
visions of this section shall be nned
not less than twenty dollars ($20.00)
nor more than one hundred dollars
(?100.00), or be imprisoned not less
than thirty (.10) days. '
S-c. 23. The Committee on Water,
Lights and SeweragH shall have power
to prevent or discontinue any connec
tion with the public severs which dis
charges any substance liable to injure
the sewers or obstruct the flow of the
sewerage. ' ..
Sec. 24. No exhaust steam shall be
allowed into the public sewer.
Sec. 25. There shsli be no substance
either solid. or liquid,, put In the public
sewer of the City at man- holes, or in
any other way than through a connec
tion made as herein provided; and an\
one violating the provisions of this
auction snail oe punished by a fine of j
not less than twent}, dollars ($20. (X))
nor more (ban one V.fadrijd dollars
(?100.00), or be jrojrirtsbhed for not
mora than J thirty 4 *. J
Sec. 2G. All watjjte jmues that run
more than fifteen 'lo) feet from the
main stack or toil pip*;: Khali continue
unbroken above the roof or return to
the main Stock aUdvbttlis^ highest fix- 1
turas. ? ? ? It: f>r .
' Sec 27. ,' The malfa ,!ala(\k shall be
provided with a si^tapm and ttccessi*
ble clean-out screw cau at the foot and
kt all' other fikturewVfr place* oft the
line- where necessary.
.Sec. 29. All changes in the direc
tion of waste ajad^sbn pipes shall be
made with Y^s knfl'bttids . with clean
out screw cap on and of V branch.
Sec. 20. Where tfcp soil and vent
pipes pass through ,tne roof, the finish
ing shall be made' from 'one piece of
sheet lead formed iWfcr the hub and
turned in on the inside of (.lie hub and
lead caulked around the pipe.
Sec. 30 Garthern or iron water
closets, having traps above the floor
using lead connections, must have a
cast brass flange soldered to the lead
and bolted u> the trap or closet.
Sec. 31. Terra-dot: a yard sewers
may be laid by the property owner or
his authorized agent by obtaining spe
cial permission in writing from the
Inspector of Sewers, said permit to
contain a clause specifying thut the
work and material must conform to
the rules and be inspected, name as
required in Section 0 of these rules.
Ratified in Council assembled this
30th day of March, A. D. 11MW.
H. G. CARUISON,
Mayor.
Attest:
J. J. GOODALE,
Clerk. ,
An Ordinance
t t
To Regulate Sewerage in the
City of Camden, 8. C:
Be it Ordained by the City Coun
cil of the City of Camden, S. C.,
that it shall be unlawful for anyone
whomsoever to construct, use or
maintain any cess-pool, dry closet
or similar device within the City of
Camden, S/C.; ?that .all persons
having upon '?Hheir* premises
within the City of Camden any
water closet, urinal, kitchen sink,
pantry sink, laundry trays, bath
tub, wash-bowl or lavatory shall be
and are hereby required to connect
same with the public sewerage sys
tem of the City of Camden; that
any persjn violating the terms of
this Ordinance shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined in the sum of
fifty ($50,00) dollars or be impris
oned for a period of fifteen (15)
days. Provided that this Ordinance
shall not go into effect until the first
day of July, A. D. 1908, and that
all connections made with the pub
lic sewerage system shall be Gone
under the direction of the City En
gineer or Inspector of Sewers and
Plumbing; and provided further,
that lavatories in private residences
may be exempt from the terms of
this Ordinance upon the recommen
dation of the Committee on Water,
Lights and Sewerage of the City
Council of Camden.
Ratified in Council assembled this
30th day of March, A. D. 1908.
H.G. CARRISON,
Mayor v
Attest:
J. J. GOODADE,
Clerk.
An Ordinance
I To Prwent Id jury to Trees
aud Shrobe in the Cito of
Camdeo, 8. C:
i Be it Ordained, by the City Coun
cil of the City of Camden, S. C.,
that from and after the passage of
this Ordinance it shall be unlawful
for any person to cut, scar, muti
- late, dig up or otherwise injure or
destroy any trees or shrub on the
public streets or parks of the City
ot Cymden. S. C.; that any person
violating the terms of this Ordi
nance shall oe guilty of a mi-de
i meanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in a sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars ($100 00)
or be imprisoned for a period not
exceeding thirty ( 30) days, in the
discretion of the City Recorder.
Ratified in council assembled this
30th day of March, A. D. 1908.
H. G. CARRISON,
Mayor.
Attest:
J. J. GOODALF,
Clerk.
! W. BRATTON DELOACH
ATTORNEY. AT LAW
Camden. S. U.
To women for wdlert
lug milieu and selling
A Jnur novelties, we givp
big premium* solid your name to
day for our new plnn of biff profits
witli littV work. Writ* to.day. Ad
dress T. C. MOSELKY Premium de
partment 81 K. 28rd Street, New York
City. '
Registration Notice.
The books of registration for
the purpose of registering quali
fied voters in the City of Cain
den, will be open in the Council
Chamber, every Wednesday from
9 a. m. to 2 p. no.
JOHN B. ARRANTS,
Supervisor of Registration.
Feb. 27, 1903.
Williams & Steedman,
Fire, Accident and Health
INSURANCE.
Surety Bonds.
Office over store of J. C. Coretoa & Co.
Election of Teachers.
* The City schools of Camden,
S. C., wilt elect teachers for the
session of 1908 9 on April 22nd,
'1908. Seueral vacancies in the
corps of both Grammar aud
High Schools must be filled, in
cluding the Principalships of
each school. The best talant.
wanted. Send applications to
R. M. Kennedy, Supt.
Tijos. J. Kirkland
O. W. Birch mere,
H. G. Currison,
Trustees.
% REAL ESTATE
and
Collecting: Agent.
All persons having Ileal E*tate for
sale or rent, nre to call on
inn fur Information. Those wishing
to buy or rent Real Estate, are also
requested to call on me.
Ail claims placed in my hands for
collection will receive prompt atten
tion.
Call on me at\ Mr. W. A. Sell rock's
office (The People's office,) Camden,
S. C.
G. G. Alexander.
Dr. I. H. Alexander,
DENTIST.
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SPORTING GOODS IN
SEASON.
I also carry a fine line of General Merchandise
and will be pleased to serve you. Call on
or write
A.D.KENNEDY,
CAMDEN, S. C.
S E3 -A.
.4 I It LI X E RAIL IV A I.
These Arrivals uud l)?|?arl urt?? nn well as Time and Connections
witli other Companies, are given only as Information and are not
Guaranteed.
NORTHBOUND.
Lv Camden
Ar Hamlet
L<v Raleigh
Ac Porlsmont I)
Ar Richmond
Ar Washington
Ar Baltimore
Ar Philadelphia
Ar Pittsburg
Lv Camden
Ar Columbia
Ar Savannah
Ar Tampa
Ar Mai mi
No OS
J 1 p Hi
1 : 1 0 :i in
4 :l!<) a in
0:15 ;; m
!-:?> ' p in
1:40 p m
iJ :7>r? p ni
No 00
0:7)7 a in
0: I 5 n in
3 - :50 p in
0:0;" p m
0:Ji0 p in
1 1 :00 p ni
7:ol) a m
8:50 a tn
SOUTHBOUND.
No <)?;>
8:40 a m
0:17 a ni
1 :'Jj p ni
':!>() a ni
No -13
12:;i0 a in
1 :25 a in
a m
0:50 p ni
10:25 a m
No 8-1
7:55 p m
10:15 p ni
1:110 a m
10:10 a m
0:05 a m
0:15 a in
1 1 :i32 a m
4:15 p m
(J:42 p m
No 81
12:10 p in
1 :25 p m
5:05 p m
7 :50 a in
A V .Ml/ <? III
The Seaboard Florida Luii'mim! Trains Nos 08 and 00 am com
posed exclusively of new and up to-date Pullman equipment ns
follows: Dining (Jar (a la curte) service, double drawing room
sleeping cars, stale room and observation car between Now York
and St Augustine.
Trains NOs. 81 and 84 Seaboard Kxpress, daily, are composed of
the following equi pinenj : Prill man Drawing I Coo in I In fl'et Sleeping
Car between Washington and Jacksonville, daily. Pullman Draw
ing Room Buffet Sl?*epin^ Car between Jacksonville and Tampa.
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car between Jacksonville and
Orlando, daily.
Trains Nos. 43 and 00, Seaboard Mails, are cou/posed of Pull
man Drawing Room Uuffet Sleeping Car bet ween New York and
Jacksonville, daily. Seaboard Buffet Parlor Car between Jack
sonville and Tampa, daily. Ditiiug Car t etween Washington and
Hamlet, daily.
For further Information and Reservations Apply to
E. J. COOPER, Aot.' W. L BURROUGHS, T. P. A.,
Camden, S. O. Columbia. S. C.
TRY 25
EVERBLOOMING
ROSES
OUK SELECTION
ALL PLAINLY LABLED AND MO TWO ALIKE
- rou
$1.00
Catalogue Free
Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
J, E. JACKSON, ( iainesrille , Oa.