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M\ l'irst Kiss.
'I he tender smile of parting day
Was waning in 'In* wesi;
Solt shadows elimbed the eastern w \
Where mornings feet had pi est.
We lingered on. my love and I.
Amid tli - fragrant dew,
And though our hearts were beating high
Our wonis were low and lew.
The little stars laughed down in scorn
Where had my courage tied?
At lad. with strength of passion born.
The fateful words were said.
She could not speak she could not s(>,
So thick the teardrops shone.
Hut drooping eyelids told to tuo I
What lips wore shy to own.
l*\e toiled and won an honor* d nam .
\nd now I'm growing old:
I n- touched the shining- lu-in ot f cm .
And found its touch was cold;
N Hut till Iroiu out the shadow past
One iiiciniin bring- me bliss,
for I shall keep while life .'hall last
Our lirst, betrothal kiss.
r> \ mi r.i. m i n i l . n i 'i:ck.
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Points in Petit I m rocnv.
Solicitor \V. St. .Iwlion Jervey was
interviewed 1?\ a Reporter yesterday
as to his circular letter to the trial
justices relative to eases ol petit larceny.
Solicitor Jersey said that I
aware of the oreat expenses to the
oountv entailed l>y the decision of
the Supreme Court in regard to the
jurisdiction of trial justices, lie had
addressed a letter to Attorney (Jenera
1 liarle, of which the following is
an extract; ''The recent decision of j
tin* Supreme Court declaring t'nc
Courts of trial justices to lie without
jurisdiction in eases of petit larceny
is frauoht with serious consequences
to tin* counties as well as to the accused.
Perhaps in this county, where
the oreat volume of the population
is crowded into a city, the consequences
are most serious and the earliest
felt. Cases of this character are of
dady occurrence here. A week since
a trial justice applied to me for advice
in the following case; A little
neoro was caught stealing a pair of
piereons valued at Mventy cents. lie
could not tfive hail, and it was too
late to oive out a bill at this time, or
the little fellow had to he locked up,
and will he kept in durance vile until
the end of June awaitino trial.
This is unjust to the culprit and ruinous
to the county, and a plan has
suoto'sted itself to me which, while
it devolves a oreat deal of trouble
and additional work on the solicitor
is the onlv scheme I can devise to
meet the emergency."
The plan suggested was approved
hy Attorney General Karle, and
Solicitor Jervoy has uecordingly sent
out a eiroulnr letter to the trial justices
of the Kirsteireuit calling attention
to the decision of the Supreme
< 'ourt, at d instructing them that in
all cases of petty larceny, should
there he prolmhlo cause, the defendant
should he committed or hounr
over to apjear for trial at the ne.V
term of General Sessions. In mtik
ing such preliminary examination!
they sire urgently rcouested to reduet
all testimony to writing, have tin
same signed hy the witnesses, givt
the defendant an opportunity to mak(
liis stsiteinent, and immediately for
ward to him, the solicitor, sill the pa
pers, with such remarks as they nun
deem proper.
The solicitor then examines th<
testimony and the suggestions of tin
justiees, and when lie thinks the cul
prit has received suflicient punish
mont for the crime, orders his releasi
from jail on his own recognizanci
for appeorance at the next term o
< .'ourt. when he will ho discharged
Any habitual thief, who steals agaii
after the expiration of a short term
will he summarily taken up and heh
in jail until Court moots. .Nee
out <'(wrier.
A devout admirer of the lVesiden
has written from up in Maine askin<
me i rosiueni tor tne pen witn wind
l*.e wrote the pension veto, lie sa\
he wants it for the local historica
innsoum in his town. 'J'ho 1'residen
has no distinct recollection about tin
pen he used. lie is in the sunn
plight in which J'resident l.incoli
found himself when a similar ret pics
was made of him after si^nino th
Emancipation proclamation. lie wa
in the habit of usiny half it dozei
pens, dropping one and taking u|
another, as a rest and change. VVhici
one of the lot was honored in tin
signing' of the proclamations he conh
never tell.
"Ye are the children of the devil,
was the text of a divine in the morn
iuo, and in the afternoon he said
"('hildren, obey v?'"r parents."
k- * % r* jjg ??*& 2 . I V
|?< nml ??? *1'*- 1 v
' i i
\ s?trancor entered an Vu-tin sa- ,
loon the ? fIter evening. nml after t
scowlinjr nt the ha I f* dozen sitters ,
i who wore j/uthoied there, ho aid: \
' Would you yontlemon objeot to (
taking a drink with a man wh
Iboonin State prisonY" !s
lie was a |)ijr muscular fellow,
with n bail eve in his head, and he (
J rested his I >ft elbow sort of earoles>
| on the bar, facing the crowd, his I ^
irjoht hand reached playfully for hi J
hip pocket. * i
AM Jti11>|?t d ijuieklv ' ' their feet
at the invitalionatid inlvaneed toward i
! the bar exelaiininif in elm i-:
i . -.
I tnmlv not, stranger! |;
"I *>ii proud t i drink with von." I t
said the foremo t man. rasped liini
warmly by the hand. -'I ilm M think
any less of a man because lie btis
'been in Stale prison. in fact, I've
served seven years in one mvself."
I have broke jail in three States,M
said another; "vet I ain't proud.
i ( J iv?? us vniiv hand." n
I hare never hoeii in State |?ri
? >ii. remarked it iliinj, "bin I ilim'1
know bow my rase may turn (it
I wl en they yet through witli it up tu||,
the Court I louse. It looks pretty j,|
1 s(|ii:?ll y."
"I believe ill ifiviltj* :i licit) :i ' |.
eliailOO," said e fourth. "I've yo'
ja brother in the Louisiana peniton |,
, tiarv. and I wouldn't like to see folks
leivr him ilie eohl shoulder when lie ,,
e noes i mt."
I
"Many an innoeent man ooe.s to v
; prison," remarked a fifth man. "I
would bo there myself. I reckon, if r
the State's elitei witness hadn't up
a id died just before the ease cuiii:1 |
i on. It was a close call, I tell you."
"Well." said the stranger, "sineo , ,,
\ou seem to be sueli a hard lot by
: your own eont'ession. i retire niv invi |
talion. i have been in State prison t
i for se\ < nil year-, not as a pri>oner, but <
its prison superintendent. I will see |
you iater, no doubt," and paying for | p
; his single drink lie departed, leaving*' j
an inconsolable crowd liehin i. '/' .? If,
us Sifh-?i,s.
y
Mr. Cleveland Talks {{tidiness.
ii
The President lifts been talking
!t ^ l( >11 1 I ! I li!?Mlu?nnil til I li I 1 >
rr 1
way:
The suhjeet of tlio inter-Stale (!om- '
ineree commissionship wa 11111lor eonsi?
lorat i< >n, and the no of poliiics
was hmujrhl in. Tlio ouestion was
whether a certain ;pvntlemeii whom
the I'resilient desired to have upon "
the commission could atVord to accept.
\'erv frank!v the point was made that
Mr. Cleveland inn/li! not he his own J"
j successor, in which meat the one ae- 111
iceptinc- the euntmissior.ership for t!ie J1
short term would serve durin&r 111<> i'
j perph xinLf and unsatisfactory p< riod
i that the law was hehm- put in opera- (,(
tion. and would then, in ail prohahil- '
ily, find himself thrown out. The 1,1
ipMithsnan was proeeedinw to apolo- 11
i.d/e for his plainness ofspeeel;, when 11
Mr. ('leveland interrupted him. p
"That is ad rioht; speak frankly. j,,;
j Politics are \erv uncertain. I ma\ j
he renoinina'c'd and 1 ma\ not. it
1 tun renoininn e 1 the e! n iiou is
not sure. If the llejuihlieans nominate
Allison and llawley, Alii on will "
evidently carry Indiana. IIawl>\ V
will carry ( 'onnedient and New .ler l<
sey. I would expect to carry Oreiron
and ('ahfornia, hut how is it n
ahout V irginia and North Carolina'.'"
This is tne frankest expression that h
has come from the I "residential earn- tl
pahni. C
s
^ ^ il
I he Rev. ('. II. Sjyir^eon says to t
youner men: "W ater is the strono- ?
est drink. It drives mills; it's the \
drink of lions* and horses; and Sain- i
son never drank anythine- else. Let (
\ on lie men he, teetotalers, if only for c
economy's sake. The heer-inoney \
will huild a house. If what mies in- I
Id the iuhsIi*till) went into the knead- i
' in?Mrou<rh, families would bo better i
^ fed and better tauolit. If what is j
spent in waste were only saved i
* against a rainy day, work-houses i
would never be built. lie who j
' | spends his money with the publican i
and thinks tin' landlord's bow and i
d low do you do, niv ?^ood fellow?" 1
means d ue resp? et, is a perfect siin- j
pleton. W e don't lioht tires lor the I
' ! herring's eoinfort, hut to roast liiiu.
j Men do not keep pot-houses for la
borer's ?_p>od; if thev do they miss l
their aim. Why, then, should people
drink for the jrood of tin1 host?
1 If 1 spend nioriey for the mrod of any 1
house, let it bo my own, and not the
[M landlord's. It is a had wol' into
' j which you must put water; and the j
' , heer-liouse is a bad friend, because il
1 takes your all and leaves you nothiujr
'' but headaches. lie who calls those | (
' friends wim let him sit and drink bv !
"'l the hour together, is ignorant, very i.
ignorant. Why. red lions and timers
and csmlcs and vultures are all ereat
tures of prey, and why do so many ,
r put themselves vithiu the power of
|, their jaws and talons? Such as drink j
and live riotously, and wonder why
| their faces are red and their pockets
( so l>an?. would leave ofT wondering if
0I they had two trains of wisdom. They
0 J might an woll ask au elm tree for
ii j pours as look to looso habits for
t | health and wealth. Those who ra to
t. the public house for happiness climb 1
ij I a tree to find lish. As Lord i )? * !?y
ii ; lately pointed out, every jrlass of1
boor that is swallowed represents the 1
I, average value of a square yard of;
o land." Mauy 11
"If there isanybody under the can- |
ister of heaven tluit I have in utter,
" excrescence," savs Mrs. I 'art inoton, I
i, "it is the slanderer ooiuu about like'
I, a boy-constructor, circulating his
calomel upon honest folks/'
~ ii union i 'it ics.
I'lio folio .vin^ is for the entertainunit
and instruction ??f (ho school
liildmn. Kaoh |>a>?:i^ra|)h contains
lie inline of a ci Discovei* i( and
.en locate ii on (lie inu|>.
I las the t iene; .1! eig hteen sears to
how
i);i! your Iieau (itis take Laura to
he |>iav V
Lear Nellie, did mamma console
on for vour di a1111 - !11111iei t y
l)ii vou :>ee "lenncoami .1 uliet" at
i '" ()|>"ia ! lou-e Tuesday iiifrht?
S i . caught the uiofel bonus at
e dat. \ ii' or Kate?
hi i'twas, '.vhv don t tliey lynch
oreI ,i . re diL as tliey do horse
hievos?
\\ a there ever a damsel man
on hi net flirt with?
I j'>n\ tiieo set the day, Laura,
lam shall I iio liamiy.
Ii'cjieut lor that once false step,
i i>e and s>n no more.
'i I'MtU II..1 Vfllll* ..III. I ,.. I .......... I I... *
- . .I'l'vn1"'
l\ on somn discreet friend.
|Vn 1'i'd ;ii tlic maddened mob I
-it liurriedh
Man\ of o lt < ] l it h Monday, l?ut
our ais church mice before Satura>\
Many a one lias s??l?l his soul like
,11ist I now believe.
In selectiup summer suits remeiui-r
1 i 111*11 is t'c dost.
I Jet ter tliiin pold is to have nice
ui liners.
A half-ripe melon do not eat, if you
aloe health.
\ on may plant your pardon very
in ly tliis sprinp.
Sinct In- proved inconstant I no
leasure seek.
Martha spies the fern and in a niolent
culls it.
The iarpest bayous sire in Kast
Louisiana.
II v oil can in >! put -s> i i, t o ( i,? l-'cank
>i the solution.
A portion was left at Maud's, hut
io principal at Kate's.,
I)ave, NTd Alex and liial went
ix huntin_. this i irnuip.
Would a six-ui nitlis' course at
l.'idame Tassaud's pive Anna polh
?
i-'reneh spi"s were fount! eoneeuled
i Inirpher's house.
Marparci and Isabel fastened the
retty hlossonis in their hair.
(>11 the broad prairies of America
roam at will.
m m
The Coml Old A men-Conler.
The ipiestion having" been asked:
Whore is the union-corner in the
[ethodist ('liurehail old class-I
ador answered; "Wlion wo hud;
i ntiieii-cornev it whs all ovor the
leetin^-house and niucii of the ad>ininir
county.*' .lust so! That was
i tho days of tin* uieetinjr-houso,
id where they still exist the union-!
irnor is \? t to he found, lint in I
lose days of churches, organs and j
rjranC/ed choirs, a hearty anion, j
tiered in ajijiroval of the enuneifto11
of oospol truth, would frighten
roprietv out of its self-eoinplae- '
liey. ml oven out of the church.
)l. color's Delict'.
In a recent letter to Dr. .Morrison j
I' Ddtuimre. the late I'ev. Henry ;
S'ard Itoccher, stated his helief as
Hows:
' The formulated doctrines, as I
old them are: A personal (iod, |
reator and ruler over all things; the'
uman family universally sinfully;
lie need and possibility and facts ( f
onversion; the Divine agency in
ueh a work; .lesus ( Jlirist the man*
festation of (iod in hninaii eondiions;
I lis ollire in et'o i 21.*nenie.
I do not br ?t a tv ? rJ."!
inistie form of staf o this ?,:cr.enent.
I do not bolitvs in the fail
>f the human race in Ad:i. ci
onrse. I do not liol?! ; ' >'
aim!< was to satisfy the 'broken
v Adam for all liis posterity. ' he
aeo was not lost, but has been
iscenduio steadily from creation, i
im in hearty accord with revivals
md revival preaching, with the < clneatino
forces of the chur.h, a-id in
sympathy with all iiiio'sts.ra .ho in
their several ways seek t. ' : up
men into the inutile of ,
by whose faithfulness . r y
nnd love I hope to l>3 ?'?.v39
brought home to heave'-..
Said a conceited youi f, .
men are a covet-us set.''
It much easier .0 lay *
Is to hatch tiicm.
\\ hat is tho dilTeronc
anoler and a dunce?
hook; the other hales his 1 '
Kidiculottsly cnon<d\ ' :> ho .
%' n '
ilred pound poetess is bvii
what she would do . . " .
sunbeam."
?> C
Sunday is the strot ? 3
ause all the others arc ' 6 yo;
yet il it is the stronjres' - . \
often broken?
katks or Tor v,
OIIARGED FOE V*?' '
ORDERS
The fctllowintr rates of
.Money orders have been / I
i Mli: - lapartment on 111k
lf^ti.
Dm Bums not oxct cdlug $5 t
Over $5 and not exceeding
(>\?i DO and not exceedini: *15 10 cents,
Over $15 " " " jji HO 15 cents,
Over >ilil " ' ' $ 40 20 cents,
Over lo " $ 5o 25 cents,
Ov.-r >'5o " ' $ 00 HO cents.
<>v r n(10 " ' " $ TO H5 cents.
Ovei sjo " " " $ NO 40 cents.
Over $Sti " $100 45 cents.
\>iii .-!i Moie y Order loity include any
am :i>. 1 < in one cent to one hundred dollar
inclusive, !>ut must not contain a fractiomd
part of n cent.
GOVRENMENT DIRECTORY.
KXKCl'TI VK.
IVt'sidi ut (.?rover Cleveland, of Ne\
York, to March 4th 1 H8t).
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11 KA l>K OK DKI'A It'l'.M KXTT.
I Secretary of Stale- Thomas F. Ihiyart
of Delaware,
Secretary of the Treasury Daniel Man
, ninir,of New York.
Secretary of War William ('. Kndic.ot
of Massachusetts.
I Secretary of the Navy William (
W hitney, of New York.
Secretary of the Interior I,ileitis (^. t
Dainar, of Mississippi.
Attorney (Jeneral Augustus ll.darlanc
: of Arkansas.
I'oslinaster tfenerul William F. Vllai
of \\ iscoiisia.
i.Koist.ATt v i::
President of the Senate .lohnSI ennan
of < )hio.
Speaker of the lloUsenf lieprcsentative?
.I.e. ('nrlislc, ol Kentucky.
.iidkiauy:
< 'hifl .I'Mice f Ion. N|. I!. W'-jii 1 . ol
< Htio.
I'.NI'I'KII STA'IKS ?'(?f ItT OK So. <\\.
Circuit ,iud>r<' 11u*.rli I.. Bond.
Circuit Clerk I. K. i I
District .I udye C. li. Hirnontnu.
1 ('h-rk K. M. S< abrook.
i Marslml ft. M. Boykin.
District Attorney I.. I'\ Yoanr n .
I'nited State- Senators from Soutl
Carolina: Wade Hampton, M. C. Butler
; It presontative Sixth District (Jen. \V
Dargin,
(lOVKIINMKM Ol' sof t II i \lfo|.|\A.
(lovernor .lolm I*. Itiehardson, ol Clar
I endon.
Lieut. CJovernor W in. I.. Mauldin. ol
: < J recnvilic.
Secretary of State W. X. I.eitner, ol
| Kershaw.
< oniptroller (Jeneral W . I',. Stonev. ol
Bei kley,
Attorney (Jeneral .Joseph II. Larh , ol
Sumter.
Treasurer Isaac S. Bainher'.'. of Barn
well.
Superintendent of Kducation - .liune>
11. Hire, of Abbeville.
Adjutant and Inspector (Jeneral Mil
led.ee L. Bonlunn, of Abbevi 11??.
leaton.
Superintendent of the Penitentiary 'I'.
.1. Lipscomb, of Newberry.
Superintendent of the Lunatic A ylutn
Dr. .1. ! '. (Jrillin, of Darlington.
si i'kkm i: cot;it r:
Chief Justice \V. I). Simpson, of Lau
reus
Associate Justice Ilenrv Mclver, of
Chesterlield; Samuel McHowan. of Abbe
villi'.
CIKCUIT .11 IXiKS:
Kirnl It. <I'n'pply.
Sotolul A. I'. AUlriel).
'I'lnr?l T. It Krtifi'r.
Fourth .1, II. Hudson.
Filth .1 It. Kernhaw.
Sixth 1.1). WitlitTfjiom.
iSovi'tilli \V. II. W'nlliK i*.
Kl^hth .1 .1. Norton.
coil M Y tiOVKltN M KNT.
Senator Jeremiah Sntillt.
Kepresentatives Samuel Hickman, II,
L. Buck.
Clerk of Court J. M. Oliver.
Sheriff H. (i. Sessions.
Probate J udtjo \V. M. llardwle.k.
Seltool Commissioner John P. Derlitttn.
CottnlN Coinmissioners David Malum, B.
<?. Collins, Joint |{. ^utr.us.
County Treasurer Iv II. Beuty.
Counly Auditor I'.. Norton.
Coroner A. II. J. tialbraith.
I.F.tilSI.A'I I VK.
President Pro Tent of the Senate James
l?\ I/larof Orangeburg.
Speaker of Mouse Uepres-opt.uive James
Simmons of Charleston.
STACKHOUSE
I
ro THE FRONT AGAIN.
I ~~*_
1 Wish to in form the Feopie
of Horry that I hav<
opened a SALE, LIVERY
AND FEED STABLE
opposite JORDAN & EVAN'S store, on
door South of the RAILROAD, where
: keep ou hand, at all times,
HSS&MnIS,
OL I) III C K O U W
I. I) 11 1 C K O R I
WAGONS,
O
CIOLIMBUS AND IIAVDOC]/
yoU M11VS AND IIAVDOC.tN
I BUGGIES,
O
and a full lino of HARNESS, and se!
th?'in at the LOWEST POSSIBLE prise
All sales guaranteed as represented i
your money refunded. Come and see mi
J. STACKHOUSE,
Marlon S. C.
November 1,1880. 1-y
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JotiiiHon A Jolinaon, I Jolmsonn A- (juHttlo)>a\in
Marion, S. C. ( Conway, 8. C.
Johnsons & Quattlobnuin
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS
CONWAY, S. C.
I I'llOMI'T ATTENTION CilVRN TO IH>
IN KMS.
4'oll<>rllii(; ii
LOOK! LOOK!!
Wm. L. lit CK & CO
v
*re closing out all \\" I NTKI? (?()(>! >S
? at largely
I,
Rk i) u c K I) ir\ i< i < *i?;s o
K I) U C K J) r HI t'US ^
t i
' i ( )111* now Spring stock now on
, I ronto from
' 3ST or the rn Cities
cccssitatcs iis to
| sell out all wintor
stock for
want o fi
1 ! room.
.V mono* special! ie ,
T* '
hi ( ? rocorios wo
a r o oll'orino |
SI* I < 11J< iWS, j
I
Molasses ;it !" i'N |h r orl'on.
Canary Su^ar II il?s. for *1.
Kerosene oil "? j/nl. lots at 10 el-jier
oaI.
I{io ('olToo. dark t?*rain. 0 ll?s for *1,
Yellow eyed Ituau-i iu>r
Iiusliel, I'uiuilv flour (host)
JtO II,s for * I, I'M our
nerlmrrel, to
*0.'! >.
IJest Tokaeeo in market,
mi lkadhkJ
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Si to iI (it {' comts | r ii,
j.?? r|
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I'earl (irisl which \vc are m
JU ;
()flVrinir !tl (he l.()\\
# 4
k i (. r i; ! :
OK P
?2. 10 per {
HAItltKL. I
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A LSO i:~
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Kine lot Baltimore
WHITIS COHN;
No. I ii( *1.10 per suck I
bargains!
/
In (ionts furnishino- ooods :i11<I
CLOTHING
Mens' suits from ?5.50 In ?10.
Boys u " ?2.50 to ?5.
liKSlWTKUJ.V, |
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\\. i,. mjcK & co.
HUCKSVl LLK, S. C.
W.L.D0UGUSs7 Tf
: 13.00,#.-4
iteLuEOT TAKN52**ffilHBf
' mmI
W.LDOUGIAS'5 mrf
' %M?wW^\
WARRANTED^#
" W.L.D0UGLAS^-~/>
$3.00#>\
shotWtA
WARRANTEE^\J
?0?TO?A ^
F\ill Line of Gente, *
>,: X_.01d.ies, IMIisses sin.d.i
C <1/4 T l-i
WAXJ.J.vai. C1X ? _ET XilC
Slioes, ITcr Sale By
, "W. Xj. DBvlcIc <Sc Co.
HOCK LIME!!
100,iAm*KLS k(kk l,mk
On han<l which wo offer at %1.50 j>r.
barrel, VVm. L. Bick iS: Co.,
Buoksvillo, S. ('
the H~"
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Schedule ol*
Wilmington, Ohadbourn and
Conway R R.
In effort from date,
('liiull)ourn. N. I)?c, Gtli, 1880.
ns^Edil Train.
S< )I TTI1 li( )l *X 1):
Leave (J)iadbottrn 7.550 A. M.
\viivo Yolaiule 7.55 "
44 ('la endon s. |n 44
44 ,Mt. Tabor 8.555 44
Lori* }>.<?>
N< )|,?TIIIM )I'N I) :
Leave I.oris, !l. 15 ,\. M. ^
Arrive ('liadliotmi 1 1.55 44 S?I
ra>M4nirer.s from \Yilm'n ;tou will take
tram -18 on \\ . tvV \. I'. U.
Train ii 011 W. ('. ?V A. It. H., will make
eonneeti us >vitli above ttiiin.
('lose eonnertion will be mad with
Local train No. 7 I'or points North. ,
/AS. If. CIIADMOIUN. .lit..
Supt.
Wilmington. Columbia &. Augusta
Railroad.
C| SKItVI. I'a-MM i i: Dl.l'Altl'MKST. I
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No. is, ID 11.v.
Leave Wilmington S.lb p in
Leave Lake Waeriunaw Si. 10 ;> in
Leave Mavion 11.lit! p 111
Arrive at Florenee l'.VN*> p in
Arrive at Slimier -l.'Z I a in
Arrive at Columbia <5.10 a 111
(if)I N(j SOl'TH No. to,
I.e.ave Wilmington l/).1" |> u
Leave Lake Wuceinnaw %/. l-~> p ill
Arrive at Florence L'-'o a in
No. 10, Daii.y.
Leav< Florence LOO p 111
Leave M irion n.1 1 pin
Leave Lak< Waet uniitw 7.00 p 111 11
Arrive at Wilmington s.:;o p m
COI Ni: NOItTII No. 47. Daii.v.
Leave Columbia !I..V> p in
Arrive at Snmter Il.no a 111
Leave Florence 4.\M? a in
i.1 avt \|ari?ni o.O'.l a in
Leave Lake Waeeiimnw 1.00a in
Arri\e at \\ iiminabni s. "JO a in
No-. IS ami 47 stops at ill stations ex
rept lve?;ister. Fbeni zcr, and -uanirili
W ate'-ee and Siniins'.
Passengers lor Coluinhia and ail pointon
A: C. |{. It., and. A:. A It. It. stations,
Aiken .1 million, and ali points beyond
should take No. |<). I'lillinan Sleeper I'o
A ugusta on this train.
.1. F. I )I V I N F, (reifl Supt.
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T. M. Fmkuson, Gen'l I'ass. Agent.
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