Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

rX\'b-i=? Horry DKCera#l<5? 1 < iTBUsiiKi) TIHICOA' WlIiL ALWAYS rn? I'orxi) KBLIA r>l V. IN MATTK'tSOFNHWS ANP BOCA I, I XI KI,I,KIKNC!:. TKUMS OF 4?i;?S( UIPTlcN: (inviu:n ;u!vaiu'??.> OSK YV \15, Si "(l Six Mom us . 1 1)1 UKK M ON I'lis V' Slnjrlo Copy I . vo (' Mils Spoclmon Copy Fr-'o i Anplio: t:i. Sliori 'otter- on ourr.int topu < i?ro or dbilly iuvitod. Corrospomlon - may .s(> m-v :nn* r<? but true unnio ot wrilor u im ' iy r nil communications Articles to s- euro Insertion inuot b* * Jm by Monday, provi ' ? < o ot p.r.?.i < tar*; . for tit on opr inch Or fir-' insertion amino for osu'li subsequent insor>ion. ^ All lognl advortisentonts ?t li ..il rulw. For a longer i> iriod t'lan on !ii ?utli a liberal discount. . ' , ;k K ym sMc or '?Sg?:aS - V **: i * t <% c a 1i iiral, Staiiiin?: l'loor< A;;nin. Somo'timo iii'o 1 jjavo 77/? <'uffi vof-t't' a reoit o f<>r stain n?r with which 1 had never cmii.t looted. Since tin n -vo I?<? . tn ' >t koo]<ino*, anil I trim! it on 4 * '1,' ;r room floor; the oeiiino ami sides of t 10 i i vmi h?(! been |>:i at :iIj t (limits of |? '.i111 wore <>t 1 t ic f!o< \V herever the liner was clear o! pent the stain ac:('il ike u eh nr, an 1 even where t here wo" ? he-- <c steel cre\ paint. i'. onlv made ' barker. hut wherever white nuiut was smeared the stain refused t?> lak ; >\ hold, so wo were obliged to ubniulou our idea of the 1 > an fui. dark, glittering Door, and put down a carpet. 1 relate ?n\ experience to warn young housekeepers who have floors besmirched with paint not to trv the stain, but whore they arc s<> fortunate as to have new, prettv floors.! staining is preferable to carpets 'a dining room. Although i have "bore a helping hand ' in all domestic aiT:iir> at Ik me for a iotifj time, still the "heat and burden of the (lay" fell on mother's able shoulders, and 1 did not knowhow to be ''head;" now, in mv ffve weeks o housekeeping ! have ha 1 some novel experiences, n<>? n'.wa- . s pleasant oims. and 1 hn\< hud -eca ion to rejoice that, in mv girlhood 1 learned, not oid y to su( . intend I i.e. e.lllillAPV lvlinnnl lwif l>> -v "7 '-" ".7 do t im> work vn \ so!f. Girls, do learn how (o oook. If your fathers and husbands do not want you to work w ; !i vmr ? wn hands, tncy will be plad for vou to* know hoy to correct the faults in a badly cooked dish, and at least know when a thinp is well done; this can be learned only by practical experi* enco. Parents are proatlv i:> the wrane, when they allow their clobber t?? prow up entirely i. (leu' on hired servants, for in those helium days'" it is indeed a p mr dependence. ? South) rn f 'uftiru()tr. How to Organize. Editor A. 11. Manx ill*?, of the / '/<>ru7<( ./'fispafr/t, at .lacks* uv >, : who is a prominent oflieial of the State Alliance, pives this hu'ormat about siartinp a !t>eal A .lance: ! ".ve applicants are necessary t > the rpani/ation of a S i' -Aihance, but It is better that, there be twelve ejiartcr members in order tgat the ??\nete<es shall bo more evenly distributed. The ' ' ffifrHfV Constitution requires tha' a <. :w r <*** .. .11. ... n-tr wi IIII:W T?:! I ! ' M" ganizing Officer at (lie time <> organization of a Sub-Alliance, for the purpose of paying the < )rganizer, . --*?..<# for ihe (Charter, and for certain supplies, consisting of Certificates, Applications, Warrants, Receipts. Hitual, Constitution, etc. The initiation fee is fifty cents, and the first euar > 7 I tor's dues, payable in advance, is twenty-five cents each. When the number initiated is twelve, this amount, seventy-five cents each, aggregates, and is applied to cover tin* nine dollar charter fee, but when organization is perfected with a smaller number, the difference between the aggregated fees and dues and the charter fee, must bo advanced by them, to be refunded from the first fees and duos collected by the SubAlliance. Our correspondent should apply to the nearest Organizer, who wii! no doubt take pleasure in organizing the farmers of his vicinity. When five Sub-Alliances have been organized in a county (twelve is a better number,) they can organize a t ''M-ntv \! ..'ire, >ut ii (J( C Albnnce boing nllowril for ['vi rv ton member* f Sub-Alliances. County A'luinoi1^ 111 ?' cjua:-tIv, the y(' iloUw nt'*s fr-< to S ill- Alliances that cot i ?.> * tiii- S:mm" :i for 'H i ac!i A if/;. ? /! <'n/L'rt/,'or. 1 -m? t> "f i. ows tnu.iijr i)i'\. eli Altlxfo!) f" low:n;' ecu im?ni- ?>f Cation came to' I :o <1 t iutn for inner* tiou in h ilj jironrian tb*; urtiuc ? of th" pre nit issue, wo foe! f -?t the in\ir Ji j:t n i; cc . iii!??m1 in i u!< r ncii ' at the ( inomie ' ' ?' '< , \ . Win. I >. Sell ii<lor, of t .?? \ oun</ Knr- <>! mors f n)i, ? I >10 of ' j)i<>ni * !o;> of the wullknowii *?\Yavorlev Stci'k Kuril)Till hi ham "<\ K1 i . :in I is thornfore f; mil'iir with the ulijm-i <!isru; od: 1 i pswcr to N. (. ' . on ]' 'i-C'* '' )'J i. f N VCIIllltT ' tf/fli'ilfov. ! \s'. I > i \ t he f' lit ill !' l o< v ? failing in niiloh is pribn'dr in??? ? in t * 10 en'tle thill) the frit!. If they arc c< wv accustomed to I a\in<>' tJi??ir <'ji!m?8 stir'.!", and In* ' weaned them* iliis would account f?r it, to (1 so'nc extent. A u iVtiru of Iirnii, p corn m"n!, pen nod c ats i- the best , food in tho world for iri!!*; oorn foil alone will lay on fa*. Sweet potatoes Ixiiloil v Itli vntabaj^n turnip , oottou '' seed and bran mixed thin and fed ]{ warm v. r'o ve ?*i od results. I ."but ' lie inci oai "d ' i I the urvi'ire Si esjH'eia!i\ i it V irbb.le .sit i laud Vi pAstor every day, w 11. it > c^i'i: ed ' ' . , ... II rotmv tiio fie '.'it ir.av. '! k? \viI; p lit | > ' ^ w >' a' tnai/p drilled pom, oat ami rutabag as ho will have no trouble by another;.!, so?.-on. .\v ro 'ai - salt l*o sliou' ! put of >uoil in t!io feed, to ma!;e it | lasto brae' O/, ,* n't//t'.t'/i ( '///'Ira(nr. i ,r A ?l:ti)snj? Weeit Tr?"?* '? r. i ( *| I5e vorv enreful, writes K. JO Me., of J ,ouisiunu, !(> i i ' "in'ritt<,. far ivu how \*<? i (I* struy wcotls uixl other so-enib ? | Is. i*o i<>u n< .i how careful \ hi dm^!)1 to I><?, I will ?riv<? you hii idea of the virtues of a j ' I thought sin uuir.it ij^itod tin euiee. TI.e \N"? ??(' m r au ' < jjivr' i y 1 orsc tl: it will so tuK*('(:dv re/ulnte and alluv all urinnrx obstruction*. and inllama- ! ( lion ; >. I 'is s''(>d. The seed are a (; . powerful alterative. T! ev e ea , J tiie siornaeh and howo'-y uvoducini1* a healthy con lit'' i of th ise oreane . rho seed; should 1)0 ^lltllOVC ! itl Ocf+J to'?er ;iud November (] *h?> 'd : a\ oathnr the seed in September just as 1 lie - ei d pods burs') ami laid up for fulure use. V1'" ' Kor a dose one to two ounces or L table poonful every second or third day, according to severity of ease, until four doses have been sdven. After a lapse of a few days repeat. i.. .. i 111 vxiri'iiu1 cases a close mav l?o <jdveti everv <lav. This romcdv is imsiirpa mm! !11 eases ? f !? *^--} 1?*. odanders fa rev, distemper, hide-hour.<1, s'ifT- r1 com plaint and chronic founder. I)-. Stewart rioditlv e: lis the- > see 1 "the L?r at horse medicine." An ohl d;.r j key told mo that t'o leaves of this j he weed would cure anv case of scire- ,,,, hack. Whether this is so or not, 1 do cannot sv, hut wo have the word of i a veterinary sur^ei n for the seed.? ' Southern (.'?//tififit / . r *. "What" the mat'or?" asked a lawyer of his coachman. "The horses I i' ntuiino iw. v, r " "Can't voii pull them up?" "Cm afraid not." "ThenT sa 1 the 'awvor, after judi- '"1 ... i . . . w ! ciai de av, "run tnoui into sometiuntr cheap." . ? n nn A correspondent wants us to tell ,,0 him "which i- t proper attitude Su for a fisherman standing or sitting.''. Neither, innocent < tie: lvin** is the '''* only position in which lie feels en- to tirelv at home. im <f> * -<#? Sick-headache, wind on the stomach, ' A hilliousaess, nausea, are promptly and \V} airreeably banished l>y i">r. .'. 11. .V hean* Little hlvorand Kidney Pellets. 25c. per oat vali. ??xi*!r2cra&.r. vy. wtiroir:r.-s xT5cn?TrrzraiiB. - # j ADVKUTISKMKNTS. "? roi MULLINS ACABEMY, Mull ins, S. (\ ItKV. dO^P. PRJTCIIA HI), A. , if r i rriwipAi. A MISS SALLIE C. EWAUTS A; sistant. <v,( Tho n< \t so?.-ion will Wgin M<>n<l;i , Angus! 2!?tl?, 1887. ^ I k_ TUltMS, l'AYAKM. MONTHLY. Primary Department - - $1.50 per mo Intermediate " ... 2.50 ? " Higher " ... !{.,r)0 " " ( Hoard, exclusive of wnshi ig 1.*' ... 8.00 per inonllt. For I' rtlicr information :if!<?r? - 1h<> SI Principal at Mullins S. ('. , July 21 . 52 1st sept. )VERn: i::k:' directory. ji i- \i:i I'll* t:' Prt's>!(lcii' ('ka('Icyi'IrikIi of Now "*k, to M I" i 'tli lssi<l. ? ] ilKADtt OF l>KI*AHTMKNTT. i) ,'1- t; >r ' T!i? :? ; >\ y ird, .v i: ! " S?-t ri'i.'iry ?>r tii' i'n'ft-'HA ('. S. I'nir- ' 1 111. (>f N< w York*. ' Si iTi'S'.ry of W Wil'i.iin C. FtK'jooM ' MR.->iU'Iuisi>ttS. ? . ' tnrv < ' l) i. A",i n>e\ i iii. 1 Aii*r.tst ^ II. <oirlinul ' mnst i Oouttnt) William F. Vihitt WlliCllllslll. ' t? ti i i:?\ 11 vi:: I'ri'sldcut')! tlio Soto>t<- --.John.!. In :? . -1, :v . r Sj?'"ik<T ot ;lic Ilotwoof K"pr?- t*t11*?t \o.? < ':irli>lc, Kentucky. .i i*i>i< lAitv: ' i i \ i i \ ;( <>( I?T c'- mi. ( A, ! ('in uit .1 U'l;e I *i: r? I- (j ( in uit ('!. ] U .1. K. 1!:: 1. District .)u<l;re ll. simonton. Clerk- K. M. Seabrook. Marshal I'-. M. Bovkin. District \"eniey I,. ! '. Yotunans. I nitc'l State* Senator* from South ; irolina: Wiulo Hampton, M. C. Butler ?| ur#;m. "j ;nv K!!N ); VI ? >! " SOf Tit ' A If *1.1 V A. C >\ rnor . ohn !'. H'elc ?i?, >' 'min!( >M. '.ietit. (inventor Win. H. MauVhi, of rccnville. Secretary of State W. Leltner, of er*ha\v. i I i'n ! " e||i " ll W. ' *. **',> > I V. < ' rkley. \ . tltlter. Tre i-urer !sav S. 'lamlcr< Barn I * I . S i i i iu i. l" ' i K Inc." *??? ' oies / . nice, of Al.l evill". A< . man : mi !u- < cm . -1 ?o:. . > il ' e. -toll. Sll|?e"'n{CM<le;e i *' 1 ' " * ?!?' -if\* 1/pscomb, of Noivboriy. h ""in'rin'i'lii!' *!i nnatie A\"' " S It". .1. ?;r: i. ??f ! 'n ' . i j;t: Chi.-! .1 u.vtiee V. t>. SimMM.n, .?' I. i ,, .V H'' ite ,tice Henry Mctver, of He. i u en. :ir .tciMii >: 'irnt H. r. l-ii-n .? ??! \ t? v 1 .. I'llllll T. K l'lil'- | ;| 'iHirtli .1. 11. lhiil.-ori. ! |i "i t.i .1. H. KitmIIMW . ?i.\ Mi I. I > V. ?l! \V. II V.' ill 1 ; - III . .1. .1. N?>I ' I I't MV C'lVr.KN MKNT. Si nn'or Ji'I'i lllivl; *S *?I li. | . -I 'll :ti\ i i Mlilll, 11. dm ! . 1 ( l'?r . c; Com . u. < >? \ or. Slii-ri.T I'.. C. Sessions. , ' 'r . . <ti- .!n \V. -I. ! 1 ir>i\\ iok. S 'liool ' oiu.r -in': ( .loloi !\ I )? ! i i! t1. o:iH: i - -. > . r I' ivii.l II iIiom, wColiin^, .'o'm 11. 11 ??.?. < i:i '\ Ami. or K. or'' >. 'ill. r, r A. II. .1. Cisillirnitli. i.i:i;isi.aimvi:. . President Pro 'IVm of the Semite James I ' 1 in* of '(>r;o (?1 ? i' S|>i aker of House Iti-preseutiilive -.Initios intnou.N of Cnarl' Son. ' \ HORRIBLE; I" MimmmA iifii ii u ? mi:; hntjrk community was L startled :i (ho report, lust \\ ook, tli.it lorrlble murder had hcou co'iimlttcd in ? r midst. \\? ?? >? 1 n,"special rcprofoiita < t?> ascertain till the particulars in ;1<t to place the fuel* before our render-; found it was only ton line, Hut the irder was one of those deeds that nil oii men w ill uphold, beau-'1 \vn ui by our old friend 3. R. of L.?ris, S. who hit pet up u wia'SC: norsk Prlvett's, on t to Vi. 0, ifc (', Kiiilrend, to is it ih i Veils' v. . h i ilrst cin iock on Goods od Various Xind.s, < dnot sparing even infants outfits, eh u slaughter of prices was never heard before. You should visit the scene of. I conliiet, you '.. ill l?e appalled. We head quarters and we w. nt every la Iv o know it. Our friends are respectfully I * c it oil to rail on lis, either at O OKIHOit PttlVI I "I iero we :?r?? buying all kinds ?>! country odliee, l't H 11 I L>J'.S especially, iiight prices paid fopwpttnn. "I Thanking j 11y friends and < .toiners for ' ' -t favors, .and respectfully ask aeontin nee of a liberal shrire of the public pat* II l/e. Henpectftlllv, H. !<: KING, ,r?'-it 11 ftp, 1 i > < M '< * ? v ?t Id N K ii-sortnient of Silk and ! utin \ > : ail colors and shades, ( ill and i 1k-iii. Al-o, a line lot off CABHErtK uul Y/OIISTF.D ranging in price >111 in i i hi - to $ i. pop yard. y ?>. ' ( splendid \ 8s0htmkn1 ' 1'i j;x i) 1!) j. \ ssoktmknt ok mions and hoys *i-<yri11x<; .if sr opened. ?, x all sizes and price3, $"? , i'y 1 A-.> and (quantities. \ma/.in/ly low. Call and cxaniino thorn. BURROUGHS & COLLINS, v IATES CHARGED FOR HCWFY ORDF.Rr>. i'lie follmvin; r:.4< s ol ' cmni'h !?>: on tonoy prd< n 0 boon Jlxwi by Post ftlco *>v"ptn-trti "it on and after duly 20 a - .is not oxcrrd'n! s*'."i o< n's. ifr ^5 aid not < v ^ i- if 10 x COUtd, ycr$10(inductc\ d $16 lOcjemtn. v?>r rtir> 44 44 " 00 ! *)ocnt.s. vcr *00 ' " * 40 20 omits, vor $40 " 14 " *? " 0 2*i (viit ?. vor i$f?0 u 44 " 00 00 cents, vm* $( <) 41 44 44 V "50 :] "> cuds. vm-fdiO 4 M 40 e ads. ver if HO 44 44 44 4o emit A slnjilo Money ' ' tiny ttirlud" any mount Ft' tt't a '! ( im' t I oil! '"tl <!" it-s inclusive, but inti ' u<>t contain u ' racona'pwt ?>? a emit. rniiEKTo rivi-; DOLLARS A DAYon < THE WEEKLY DETROIT 'REE PTIKES i 1 -r it-- special oH'?-r oI 'OS IS V30.VMIS I'Olt SS <"I'N., ! T'-r< f?? Vive ? >? ?1 !:i r per :iy with \( ry 1 i111? clVort. We want jfents to represent lis ?' nil lli" < 'onntv id Di 1 riot. ! '; , ; ml in every town in ' ml iiyeiits'o lUit it once. \'<t\ liberal onuni-Mmi- an 1 < n.di prlz-s for liir^cit . wc-'SCF. h,y r.'asriv !?rs(! >> ? ditto tl 'ir nddtv.s Ko:ir Months on Yi:il lor '-! '> ('oiiN. V?idr< s . Till; KHli!: IML'-iS's en., Detroit, Mich, sept 15 S If. f > y , n *\? ' i I 1 < \ * 1 * , \ > ;v?* nvi.'.nt . n; VnrUs obtained, end i! ' ' ndiie'ed for 'ft / i h * Of ft 0 7 "/ / : S, no -oV ictiro run ino and -it i'l f ; from S'if.' Mi' !. '"mm . |' with <I<' 'rii t' <11. !vim- If ir not, < c'.,: :;< . < i1"' (. .' 1'U j ml wiOi to ;ift i ' . n' : ii vn'ir y r- , ?tu '.y, or town, ?sor?? Ire.", AtU'res; <>'. A . 'vA V> "W <.'k I'll.!* . !':? !' ( >! . , ;> -.rt'oi., > C. nov M) t ' ( \ / \ .. \ A M' > NT!' u \ / k / t \ r , / <\in >': mnlo tn tun Mi t! i?fi own ' ? - nn lift;' s li | i")!*oili'y (> iployod >. K. .Joiinsov, T ( "i"! V .in >'r<'c1. !? immn'. i - . > ' M \ ' " T ' \ 'r '' / v "* T j 1 I \ 1 { ) \ ' j \ i I t . J I.UxS ->> -<> (II10 w >. Williiur.^ *' : (' >.'s ('KhtiMtAl HI) TOBACCO. -o- - <:% <> .. ' i II! A i()A! ? . dr. * lie i'oljjKco in the nt. all o Mill. <*> : tM>] l>l?ftltY, :<> il '3Vt> 1,:;. vr.^ vb'.W, ?-u :=?. ? 'B'o 5.as. - ^ NY 1 rHUTouJv'ts is: CoHins, inn COX WAV, S. C., I Wholesale AfjfesttH Co>* lMorry I <[ '?>*? fj t; . jacli :! J!',1 (!m. j<>v' STACXHOUSE If.V A e>< f If' ' * ' : / :?T *?? % . CO rHE FRONT AGAXN. ?6? I Wish to inform the Pcoi.. " *' '*c r>; VI y ;!?: ? IUWC pcned ii SALE, LIVERY, ro:i AM) FEED ST A BUS nir >|???sito JORDAN ?fc KY A X'S store, on or South of 11;o |{AIl,UOAI), when I H'p on liaiKi. all tinif . i :sss &m-s, j j Ot. i) [i i o k o n ! L I) If I C !\ () I? f WAGONS, -o - ;th lOlA'MIU'S AND HAY DOC _yOLl'Ml)lS AND JIAYDOC AV ! n BUGGIES, | On o ? ul a full line of IIAl'NKSS, and sell cm :.l tin' LOW ! >'! i'( )SS1 I'LL prises. All sales guaranteed as represented or eir inon-'y refunded. Conm and see n.e .1. S'l'ACKHOl SI], Marion S. < Oveiitber 1, 1HS(> 1-y 11 M A jimi I M ^ w li i A' l\-:y : -"watsaaSg fit,.ir"-f IPTlTIETj ~ T " y, r -V r rif^ *4J> \ rj HY 1 !>y l]V\) \ ' \) '>*T j k\ A\AiA) J. U_ j.. ? <<: *:n yv^ V l(4iin, PuVC, l? i i iJ5.fi {, { Its coluini!v w 11 1) ' found full of 1 the latest news of tin* day, and o> pie. The principles that have charaeto] !I ho strictly adliered to, and osptu il censure 1110 wronjA from what e> The interest of the public, and os r bo snored to Tins IIi.i?. am' il. rJ5"< > ADN I'll n iJ ? :I:a i.l? has ;i largo and incn oli th<> homes nr this community, t in 'I'm;-: 11 ki:.\ i.i>. Tlio rates are ^rr '?? Kill's or s rco Months : Months o Year .N \<l(lr<lSS, tub iiehaiid rr mw r'NV,:'. ^yiWx^ x^J:-~7T.JD r ? ^ T ^ ?j T ^ *1 r~ ; I L JA>.)-J .*'A Y TIIK Hi Ninw ro f.J - J r Jl ,l li * VJ! ^ V/M \.r:ir j V *'. ?*. l "j. 111< 1 f littvrrsl int> .Nowspitpor. \ .. . I'llJ re i*. >;i<' ll?_r in.-itt'M*, (Mllhracitlff ,vrv effort will bo made t<> please t!ic -^V * "S !/( (! Tin-: 111 i;ai.i? for the past year . hilly the policy to uphold the riudit rer source. pecially that'of Horry County, will I will ho looked after with untiring n $ ~ : = I OEiTISlORW. LMisintf circulation, and if vou desire to y hero is no surer way than by advertisV within tlio reach of nil. I ? . . i $ *"*' *' - *ft j / .. 1 " f S -"?* ii iim i : |>i inn. jjjf ' &*> r.oo 1.50 HUSHING COMPANY, Conway K Ct' Wilmington, Ohadbcuri' and Co: vay'R. R. Ciiav BOURN, ''., Nov. " I, 1881. V S' >mmu: 1 in ell1.' from date. THAI X No. 1S -SOUTHliOUNI). Leave Cluulbourn 7.80 a in I . i vp Clarendon S.l a in I, t\ ,i "alnir N ' i m j.? i. ? o.85 a m Anive ' YMande 7.57 i ni Arrive lit Cl n n^otf 6?' 4 a in Arrive it* Mt. Tabor H. hi in Arrlvo Loiis \,0,20 :i ui Arh Hayboro 10.01 a in IV:volt I'M* m in :r mile pest camp 10,85 n in * TKAIN No. 4 NOKTimol'NO. I .pave 85 .nil posC camp; 11 15 a in Leave Loris Hi 45 p in I.piivp Mt. Tabor I I> i p rn ('Imenden .1 00 |i in Airivp IVlvetts II 85 a m Leave llayboro 11 4!) a in Arrive I .oris 12 15 pin Arrive at Mt. Tabor 1 111 p in Arrlv a* Clarendon 1 .T p m Arrive at ( liadb nirn '2 4M p in I'l^-eii'^er- from Wiminulon r ill take trab, ??,? \V. ('. A: A H. H., leaving Wil-, inin^ton S.05 p. m. V Tie- above train make eonneetion at Clia bourn with train 15 for points South !\t ^niger> going North ill take train 1 1 at ('hudbourn. I AS. It. ('HAI)HOfN, .] It., Superintewlarit. Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Ra iiroad. Sehcdnlo in effect Xnvombcr 12. 1337. DOING SOUTH -No. 23, DaHiY, Leave Wilmington * ? 05 p in Leave Chndhourn 10 05 p in Leave Marion 11 20 p nf Arrive Ulorencc 12 10 n in Leave Florence 2 <10 a in Arrive Saiut?r 1 25 ? ni Leave Sumter 4 25 a m Arrive t olumbin 0 15 a m .No. 27, Daily. heave V. ilniintr'oi! *10 10 p m Leave (Tndbourn 11 *11 p in Leave Marion 12 30 a in Arrive Florence 1 20 a in No. 15, Daily. Leave '"i'ori el >n .+ 2 *10 p m L< a\ < 'Lad's ;,> a 31 p in Lea*, e M.-ri'-p 5 30 p in Arrive a F!< ren 0 20 p in No. 53, I).\ilv. I e Dior m e + i> 10 p in A "ive ' Olltei- 3 05 p III V>. 52. Daily. L< ive Sumter + 3 10 p in A ive ('oi enbia It 15 p in No. 50. Daily. >ave Si int? r *' S 27 p ill \.rivc Columbia 0 55 pm No. 57 rtins through from Charleston vi Central IL U. I.e .- ii"' ' v.ne. 3' I in.. Manning8 OS a in. Snml ivR .No. loaves Charleston s > o a ii., Lanes I > 2 > a in., Manning II 10 a , ii' Sun er 11 i a in., a .vivos < V.umWa I M) p m. N..5i'iins through ;'rom Charleston via Cisntral IL IL. leaving Lanes 7 13 p in., .\lanfiing 7 52 p m. Train on ( 5 A*. 1) Ii Ii j ^ . -. .?. . ?. > w111 iv v t<iu i i<;i ~ riicc with No. 59. NoltTIl -No. 78, Daii,y. f.eave ( o!uinbm *10 25 p m Arrive Sumter " 1! 25 p in Leave Sumter 11 52 p m Arrive Flni'-nee 1 20 a m I.eav e Flon lice 4 25 ;i 111 44 Ai:iiiud 5 20 a m v^^fPhad bourn 0 25 a 111 Aarrive Wilmington 8 25 a 111 No. 57, Daily. I.eave Columbia *<? 50 a tu Arrive Sumter 8 12 a in No. 58, Daily. I.eave Slimier S 22 a til , Arrive Florence....* it 40 a in No. GG, Dali.tr Leave Florence fl040 a m 44 Marion II. tl fi m 14 ('hadbourn 12 20 p m Arrive Wilmington 2 10 p m No. 52, i)aily. Ijeave Columbia *5 58 p in Arrive Sumter C> 46 jVin N<>. 14, Daily. /.eave Florence * 8 20 p ill 44 Marion 8 58 p in 44 Chsulbourn 0 58 p m Arrive Wilmington 11 50 p in * Daily. + Dally except Sunday. No. 58 run through to Charleston, S. (\ vie Central It. it. arriving Manning 7 20 p in., /.anes S"2tt p in., Chnflrston 9 45 p m. No. 57 runs through to Charleston via Central 11. It., arriving Manning 8 IS a m, /.lines it 23 a m.. Charleston I I nil ?" No. 0(5 connects :?t Florence with C. & 1). train for ('In-raw ami Wndcsboro. No*. 7^ and M make close connection at Wilmington with W. ?fc NV. It. it. for nil points North. .1. F. 1)1 VINE, Gen'l Supt. J. it. Kkni.y, Stipt. trans. '!'. >1. Fmkhso.v, Gen'l Pass. Agent. September Si1), iysi>. tf *> i None gcnnlne unless stamped as followa, vSAKSlO BEAMS' S3 OTOEo These Shoos for gentlemen *rr-v arc mivlo of .Ftnest Tanncrjf /?? .. fT H Oi'/'./J stitched wllMargo YJ* (fir f 'actiino Twist, nnd nro eh '17 '.Hiincqu ltlcl In />?< r.ibiHI;/, i v.\?\ Comfort, and ApprnrVv '''ire. Thev arc made'o K4' \\ ^ various widths, tot. at / ', s*,\ foot, ami with n / _ '"C-.sT 'Vsv the hroad or nar/<' rVAm . Q 4>i> ,f v^ro" toes. The trior. ( V its of those 81,008 ^v0 . f? IBtjttotj4^ caused such nn enortnoun . n crease In tho t? /3'^3V domnml for them that It l/?X wo can now ftirinsli ? 'A '1 proof Hint one crfcJnF Z- -' br ilul Jactorff pro- , tl f A .t^v duces n larger (miin# N^jLbty of shoes of tills jfcUftK * nft* grade than any /of <Cx#i other ?\ctorv in T'sZ^i'r i l\ Plioo8 tont iPiist try on a pair * \of tln'fio Iwfore buyingti now . V A pair. It cost* nothing j t0 try thom on* I XS^^^lANUrA<:TUURIt3, Vf^^W.-iCCNGnESS P O R S A. L1E 13 X Burroughs & Collins.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 22, 1887, Image 4