The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 21, 1889, Image 4
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THE HOKHY 11 KHALI),
Conway, S. ('
MAIL SCHEDULL.
Route No- 11288From
Marion by Arial, Callivants Fei
ry and Cool Spring. Heave Conway Tues
days and Saturdays at 7 o'clock A. M; aim-eat
Con way Mondays and Fridays a
r? o'clock F. M
Rout e No. I 4218.
From Fort llarrelson by llticksville,
Cojway, llavboro, Fowellvilleand ('rooms
to Fair 111uft. Leave Fort llarrelsAn daily
except Sundays at 5 o'clock A. M.; arrives
at Fair Mulf at 8 o'clock F. M. Leaves
Fair IllulT daily except Sundays at 5 A. M.
arrives at Port Harrelson at 8 F. M.
Route No- 11218.
From Conway l?v Nixonville, Hand
and Wnmpeo to Little Uivcr. Leave Conway
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 A. M.;
arrives at Conway Mondays ami Fridays at
5 i>. m.
Route No- 11217.
From Conway by Jordunville and (?ideon
to Conway. Leave Conway Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 o'clock a. in
arrives same days at 0 p. m.
Route No- I 12 111.
From Conway by Hoard Landing, Hammond,
Leon, and liuth to Cm-way. Leave
Conway Mondays and Thursdays at 0:30
a. yi.; arrives at Conway Tuesdays and
Fridays at 3:110 p. in.
>lorr Ciiliifomhs,
A subterranean chamber has boon
discovered under a house on the hi 11 ^
side at Naples. Along the center
bL runs a mosaic pavement, and on each
side thoro is a double row of sepulIfti
ohers hewn in the rook, the fronts of
which are stuccoed and painted and
decorated with terracotta and marble
reliefs. Within the tombs were pern|Ha
feet skeletons, vases and other objects,
the antique lamps being' in
KRffimS|^LsMch g<wa! condition that when the
B^BaSBK^^ftiew iiiul was inspected by a party of
H^HQH^Micrmun archaeologists, the workmen
^^BBSS^Enade use of them to light up the
MBffsl^Evunits. The many well preserved
BHn^Hinscriptions are chiefly in Cireek,
^HRH^Vwith some Latin, and prove that the
j^HHHg^rpoch of these tombs was about 1000
(.'. ()ther tombs in a second
chamber have not yet been excavated
Similar catacombs have heretofore
jBfjp been found in this locality.?Pall
Mall Gazette.
r I Wonder if Everybody Knows
K That tho host covering for a poultice
or a mustard paste is tissuo paV
par.
That hands may ho kept smooth in
H| cold weather by avoiding the use of
warm water. Wash then with cold
water and soap.
H| That the best and most convenient
cover for a jelljfc&umbler is thin paper
fastened over the top of tho glass by
HE a rubber band.
* That the best way to clear out and
RH straighted the fringe of towels, doilM
ies, etc., before ironing^ is to comb
Br* it. whilo damn. with an inch len.rili
I?I ' "Ill *"
of ooarsest toilet coml).
That pleasant rainy day work for
the older children is to ho found in
the making of a scrap hook of the
portraits of noted men and women;
the portraits to be obtained from pubMa
Ushers' catalogues, magazines, news^Kpapers
and other available sources.
That essence of peppermint, up V
plied with the finger tips over the
BK seat of pain, gives relief in headache
Abr neuralgic pain in any part of ttie
^^Body. (Care must ho taken not to
|Hput it directly under the eye, on aocount
of the smarting it would cause)
?Nelly Browne in Good liousekeep
n
HK Swrrl From the SWer!.
No pretty girl was ever unexpectf
edly kissed.?Texas Siftings.
If mouth is a noun, kiss must he a
conjunction. It joins two nouns.?
Hiughamton Herald.
A kiss, says a physician, is a most
excellent disseminator of disease.
Yes, of heart disease. ? Columbus
Dispatch.
The childish miss resents a kiss
and runs the other way, hut \lhen, at
last, some years have passed, its different,
they say.? Franklin News.
IwHPilV'
~
Pnthing the Couiparlso? Too Far.
It was lute, but the young man
si ill siit 'Uneasily on the edge of his
elntir trying to summon courage to
say the words the young woman was
waitiug to hear.
With u mighty-convulsion ho swallowed
something like an ostrich egg
that had risen unexpectedly in his
throat.
"l'elisty," he faltered, <V1 never
could say what 1 . wanted to say, its
other people can. 1 always was an
unlucky dog, anyhow."
"You're not good for hunting
purposes, Cephas, murmured Fclis
tv. "l ou arc too long in coming to
a point."
"Well, I won't bo a setter any
longer, Miss McCJinnis. Not in this
house!" thundered the voung man,
as ho grabbed his hat and loft her
presence forever. Miss l'elisty Mo
Ginnis had carried his tiguro of
speech a little too far.?Chicago Tribune.
Ilia IndrrstundingK.
'Tom ? 1 love thut Chicago girl; 1
love the ground she treads on.
Small-footed sister?'Then you
must be fond of real estate.?Kpoch.
A Chicago paper is running a story
called "A Strange Foot-print."
^Anything unusual about feet greatly
interests Chicago. -Now Orleans Pic
nyune.
Chicago girl (looking at a couple
of torpedo boats on the bay) ?What
novel contrivances! Made to walk
on the water, 1 suppose. Wonder if
they would fit mo. - -Texas Siftings.
Nearly every race is represented
in Chicago's population, but as a
whole- judging from the population
of her girls?we should say they
might be styled a foot-race.? Yonkers
Statesman,
Put l-pnnd Shut I'p.
It takes a hurried woman with an
open umbrella on a crowded street
to make a hit,? Binedtainton Herald.
The umbrella may got into a cornnn
Kill nuuan > .. I l.o ln.iul 'IM.? ......
MUI ^ inn IIU ? Ul III IIIO II I I I I IIO DUO"
pieions of human nature arc too strong
? Chicago Inter Ocean.
One of tho vory few trusts that
fail to Ining together is tho umbrella
trust. ICvoryhody has grown suspicious.?Washington
Capital.
When you nro wanting your umbrella
ana wanting it, bad, it's migty
poor satisfaction to think on how
much comfort some other fellow is
getting out of it.?Merchant Traveller.
"That umbrella has been recovered
three times that T know of."
"Indeed! Well, I've been lucky
enough to never lose mine at all, so
I didn't have to recover it."?Dans
vino isreeze.
* No Trouble After That.
* _
Briggs?I have been hunting nil
1110 morning for 11 friend of mine.
Boggs, but T can't find him. 1 wish
ho wasn't so much trouble to git hold
of when I want him.
Boggs?I'll toll you what to do.
The next time you see him, Biggs,
borrow ten or lifteon dollars. After
that you can't walk the streets without
running over him.?Time.
Another (use Entirely.
Judge?James llicketts, there is a
charge of fighting against you. Don't
you rememboi^hac scriptural advice,
if a man strike you on the right cheek
to turn the left to him also?
Prisoner?Yes, yer honor, but Bill
Symines ho kit me on the loft cheek
first,?Judge.
Paradoxical.
?
Maddux?Gazzam, what sort of a
man would bo most likely to run a
successful hotel?
Gazzam-A man who had thoroughly
learned the business, of course.
"No, sir; an inn-experienced man.
Now York Sun.
A Surr Sign.
Two blind men are 011 a train.
Suddenly loud smacks are heard
all over the car.
I.TIiom ? cowl .1?
i KVIU) omu I/IIU IU Hill UlllCT)
"that's tho fourth tunnel wo have
passed through to day."?-Judge.
A Mmu Tfitflirr.
Mrs, (iadd Are you goin' to send
little Jack to Mrs. Thorn's school
again?
Mrs. Gabb -Indeed I won't. Ho
went to her all last year and 1 paid
her *50 for it, and tho mean, stingy
thing didn't give him a single prize,
not one, and they don't cost hut a
couple o* dollars, either. '
A^} VFUTi 3KM KNTsT ""
E. A. GASQUE
Doctor of Dental Surgery.
nvra,rlori.. S. OCocalne,
and all tho latest anesletic*
used. Office fitted up In ff rat-class style
All the latest improved Instruments used
Satisfaction truaranteed. Office njKtalrs
over Marinu JtanV,
inch 20 ly
H j | .<
THE HORRY HEF
Coiimumptloti Siirvty Cured .
To Tnk Eiutou Mease Inform yon*
renders that 1 hivo u positive remedy for
th? above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently Cared. I shall lw gl .d to
send two bottles of my remedy krkk to
any of your readers who have consumption
If they will send mo their express uud
postofflce tddroKs. Respectfully, T. A.j
SLOOUM, M. C\ 181 Pkarl St., New
York.
^ ^ q q j
$20,000
already saved,
\
"" TO WHOM? "!
to the: OPL k OF HO till
Y COUNTY.
$139000 WEI
KONIZlNU THE KKC'OUNIZKD
Lender of Low Prices and)
Honest Goods.
And ono that has done more towards rovo- |
Intioni/.ing flu? trade of Horry.
Furthermore, iu our business career, ??f'
a little over two yeurs in II rry County, if
any customer can show us that we have1
overcharged him we are prepared to re- i
turn unto him four fold and would con- ,
sider it a privilogo to do so in every cuso I
made known to us.
The above is some of the reasons why
we ask a liberal share of the patronage of
the public. Another reason is that we are
still carrying on the good work.
Look at the Difference!
lirogrtn shoes others use as ' J,eaders" at (
Heels, for HOets. A No. I ('engross (baiter
for otliors sell at $2.25. A nice lady's
lace scarf for boots, others sell at $2.00
and upwards.
TIN WA A'A',
china w A n /:,
CHOCK Kit
<; hoc n /;//<;$,
A ND NOV IONS
FXA HUNDAXCJ
A nil $*4toc?]< at
Prioew tlini Defy
O oiH poiiiion
Come see us and be convinced.
iking us all the FURS, KOtJS, CHICKENS,
COTTON and TURPENTINE you
have to sell and get either goods or cash
for the same. ll?sneetfidlv
33. 13. ikzihsto,
*
8 v 8
8 8
8 8
8 8
8 8
$10. FOR $5. |
Tlie Climieo of* ?,!
Lifotime.
Oiar X-iea,<a.?r for tire
IbTexit Ten IDs/ys.
That big "8" at the top moans that wo
have tho eighth wonder of the world, in
the shape of a suit, of clothes,
BOUGHT AND BOLD ATA
G RE A T BAG Rl FIG El
We have 72 suits English Cashmer j
which wo will close at $5 per suit. These
goous sen ju sj>iu in any market, b'or'y j
suits, all wool eashmer at $8, worth $13.
We cannot bu any more of tho-e goods
this season at any price, so como along I
while they are here.
We (lofy competition, and would sound
a challenge for any body North or South
to down these prices on the saina line of :
goods. Five hundred other suits equally
as low. Briiuouoiis vV Collins.
Sale IPgiler Mottgage.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF 1IOUUY.
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority in me vested in and by a certain
mortgage to us executed and delivered
by Franklin Hay, on the 22nd day of February,
1881, which is of record in the office
of Register of Mesne Conveyance, of,
1 lorry County, in book of Mortgages, Vol.
1, i'ages 802* to 895 inclusive. Wo the |
undersigned, will offer for sale, before the
Court i7ou8e door at Conway, 8. C., within
legal sale hours on Monday the second
day of December, 1889, all and singular
that certain tract of land situate in the
( nuuty and State aforesaid, and lying in
Bnyboro Townsnip and on Limhrio branch,
waters of Idttle l'ee Doe Itiver; bound by
lands of Win. Cannon nod others, containing
88 aerer, more or lens,
Terms of sale cash, purehrser to pay for
papers. F. O. Bi'Iiholoiir <fc Co.
Mortgagees.
Nov. O'.li., 1889.
IVotioe,
All persons holding claims of any kind
against tho Estate of Benjamin Moore,
deceased, nre hereby required to present,
tlio same to the undersigned within the
time required by law, and all persons indebted
to tho said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Wm. I). Moohk,
Qualified Executor, i
Nov. 4th, 1889 St.
"
IMA). THURSDAY N>
fax- Hefted .
Officio County Thkadukkh )
Horry Co., Sept. 10, 1880. >
The Treasurer's hook* will be open In
hh office In Conway, for the collection ol
State and County taxes, for fiscal year
1888 80. on October l.ltli.
The levy la us follows;,
State Tax v /JJ4 iMilla.
County Tax 8 "
Special Tax . 1 K? "
School Tax 2 "
A Poll Tax of one dollar on all able
bodied men between the age* of 21 and
50 years.
A Special Tax for the payment of Interest
on Itafl ltoad llonds is also levied as
follows:
00 way Township 4\? Mills
llayborO 3Jrj "
(ireon Sea 2at u '
Simpson Creek 8 u
i ;?t? i reasurer win auenu at me ioiiovvinsr
places for collection of said taxes:
Oruhninville, Monday, th tober 21st
ittl<; Hiver, Tuesday. Octorber 22.
Buck Creek, (Ebenezor Church) Wednesday
, ()ctohcr 22.
Hound Swamp, (Heaves' Store) Thursdav,
Oct. 24.
Hammond, Friday, Octol?er 25.
Cotd Spring, Monday, Oct. 28.
Gallivants, Tuesday, Oct. 21).
Floyds'ScIijoI House, Wednesday, Oct.
80.
Stephen X ltoads, Thursday, Oct 21.
Green Sea, Friday , t\. 1.
Bayboro, Saturday, Nt?v. 2.
Bueksvillo, Tuesday, < n.5.
Socastwe, Wendesday Nov. (J.
Fort Harrclson, Thursday, Nov. 7.
Jordanvllle, Friday, Nov. 8.
Gideon, Saturday, (to 12 M.) ov. 9.
oris, Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Balance of tiine'at Treasurer's ofllee in
Conway. Books close on 15th of December.
E. H. BEAT Y,
Treasurer II.
Sept 25th 4t
NOTICE.
A special meeting of the County
Alliance of I lorry County, S. C., is
hereby called, to meet in the Courthouse
in Conway, S. C., at 12 o'clock
M., on Tuesday, the 19th day of
November next, for the purpose of
Organizing a business Exchange
system, as adopted by the State Alliance
in .July last. All officers of
the County Alliance, especially the
Executive Committee, and Trustee
Stockholders of sub Alliances are
earnestly requested to bo present.
.J kltemiaii Smitii,
President II. Co. Alliance
Oct. 20th, 1889.
BACON!
? e nave jiini received a car load of bacon,
which wo arc offering to-day at dltj
cents hy the box or in smaller quantities
t less than a side.
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cik.vsuai. omci- stu Baoauwat, n, t.
WIDE AWAKE Voon
" l'ht bn^htfst of tkt cki/Jren't
magaaiHts." ? Springfield Republican. a Merry Yesi
FIVE GREAT SERIALS:
THAT BOY QID. By William O. Stoddard.
Young and old will follow Gideon's
adventures and his sister's on their father's
acres with laughter and breathless interest,
THE NEW SENIOR AT ANDOVER.
lly Herbert D. Ward. A serial of schoollite
in famous Andover ? our Rugby. The
boys, the professors, the lodgings, the fun.
41 THE SONS OF THE VIKINGS."
By Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. A right
down jolly story of modern Norse boys,
BONY AND BAN, one of the best of the
Mary Hartwell Catherwood serials.
SEALED ORDERS. By Charlee Remington
Talbot. An amusing adventure
story of "wet sheets arid a flowing sea."
CONFESSIONS OF AN AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHER. by Alexander
Black. Hlv practical and amusing articles,
I.UCV PERV1TAR. First of i series of
ciaplii.- ,x- :' ? Carolina character sketches
by Margaret Sidney.
TALES OF Ol.D ACADIE. Twelve
powerful true stories by Grace Dean
jMcLcod, a Canadian author,
THE WILL AND THE WAY STO?
RIES. by Jessie Benton Fremont.
About men and women who did great things
in tire face of scenting impossibilities.
THE PUK-WUDJIES. by L. J. Bridgman.
The funny Indian Fairy Folk.
BUOJHivsoun'-WlNUa I'UK U1KLS
AND YOUNG WOMEN. A do/en
really helpful papers by Sallie Joy WhitQ.
Twelve more DAISY-PATTY LETTERS.
lly Mrs. Ex-Governor Claflin.
TWELVE SCHOOL AND PLAY*
GROUND TALKS. The first will be
" LAMBKIN j Was He a Hero or ?
Prig?" by Howard Pyle, the artjst,
l~lr Postal-car<l Votes and Cash Prises.
SHORT STORIES sifted from thousands:
Santa Olaus on a Vegetable Oart.
Charlotte M. Vail. Rtjane. William Preston Otis.
How Tom Jumpod a Mine. Mrs. H. F.
Stickuey. Tho Run of Snow-shoe Thompson.
Lieut. F. 1? Fremont Polly at the Book kitchen.
iiejia W. Lyman. Trailing Arbutus,
ilezekiali Hutte* worth. Golden Margar?t.
C. Purdy. Pogg/a Bullot. Kate Upson Clark,
IIow Simoon and Sanclio Panza Helped
tho RoVOlUtlon. Mi^t Kiidey Seward. The
pitnoultlea of a Darling. L. R Walford.
' Ono Good Turn." Harriet Prescott Spofford.
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES, novelties:
Dolla of Noted Women- Miss Risley Seward,
How to Build a Military Bnow-Fort, An
old West Pointer. How the Cosaaoks Play
Polo. Madame de Meissncr. All Around ft
Frontier Fort. Lieut. F. P. Fremont. H<>me
Of Ramona. Charles F. l.ununis. A Rabbit
Round-Up. Joa.iuin Miller. Japanese FlghtBlg
Kltoa. I. It. Iternadon, U. S. N. Indian
aso Ball Players. F. L. Sloane of" The Hamp:op
Indian Nine," A Party In a Chinese Pal*
aC9. y. H oddmore,
The Poena, Piclure* and Pepartweste will Iff
more interesting than ever.
or The Chritituat Number enlarged 16 peeget U
admit .1 gicat seiial < f adventure, by Grant AllOlL
entitled; WEDNE8DAY THE TENTH:*
Tale of tho South Pooiflo.
Witle A tt\iite it $2.40 I year. Neve Vel. begim DtC,
D. LOTHHOP COMPANY, BOSTON.
OVEMBRR 21, 1889.
AND
Tli? ZCorry . !ECereil<a.
ONK l'KAII COR *9.30.
MAlf, 1M> VOIJ WAN ANY
DRUGS
OH
MFnffTNFS?
r VOIl IM?, JI NT CALL OH
DR. E. NORTON,
AHI> I-' 'I'll I'VHI. I'OIK IIK
KKCPM CVIIKYTIIIHU HKCRNMAUY
BY THAT LIKR.
Besides Drugs lor Comx
pounding Prescriptions he
also litis 011 hand a full
line of Pharmaceuticals
and Patent Medicines.
Sometime* VOIl noerl n cnuul utwl
a .. ?uu
I Brush, or something in tho Soap line,
S> i I
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O KH ^
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53
A good Tooth Brush or some lino perfumery.
His Drug Store is the place to
go and get them.
I f you want some of the best kerosene
oil in town, or any dye stuffs, call on him.
PENS, PENSTAFFS, PENCILS,
FANCY OH PLAIN, WHITING
PAPER, AND GOOD INK CAN
' / LL RE FOUND TIIEHE, AXLE
GREASE, IIORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS.
Physicians* Preserlntlmis (
1 with euro.
Yours till next time,
E. NORTON.
NEW GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
HATS.
HARDWARE,
and
GROCERIES
AT
I LOWEST CASH PRICFS
AT
?T. A. MAYO'8.
1 Aft VOICE
ci iuii, of Sulriii, Ohio.
OJ * * 4 ISO n iiiomtit. I now I.*vc mi apeit* y
n I II . Mild ..It. II c >*\!0 n I. t
Any liktonf
w ho Inker hold of thi?jrnin<1 buslneta piles no prAtnl prollli.
Shall we start YOU in litis business*
render? Write to ua and learn all about It for youraclf. We
are at Art inir many; at w|ll Hart you If iron don't tlrl.ty until
another pet* nfioad of you h) your part or flir country lf>*?.u
tnke hold voU \\ ill he able to pick up gold fa?l. l>if* It -
*Mi urotinntf ? rom-rt nHinufkiMurrr'i m1? I '^.%,000 (i n
?IOll:ir Pliolourn|?h AIIxiiiih un to be ?? !?! folliA
f. f< ! J cnrli. Jl??mi<l tit K??v?I (*rini??>ti Silk \Y|v?t
t'.ti-h CI. imI'iv!\ ill < ..r.ifril l|)?ltlf?. ll:ind?onif *l hII.ihii- In tli?
l',r/ ?i ? !/ . i.r. ?. -1 l.aryaiiM evrr knimn. Airi'nn
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(Jf. ft, SCARBOR
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
AT LAW,
Conway, N, C.
Will prLCticc iii Horry ?i?d niljoinin
Counties.
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f^SSSSnpevinr to all SnMitntes
+*atr\Kl'o> For rnlslngt mid niuklntr Light,
niit W q Di|ie?tible lilwolb, Dread, Tea
Cut, Plea, Mafllns, Waffles,
V/f A t?T Johnny Cake, Cora Bread,Short
Y LAu I Cake, Pot Vies, Dumpling*,
Boiled Ptddlngi and Buckbnilinru
wheat. H pound rna'i fi rents,
"UWDt" Sold bjr Country Merchants.
^ Prow Manurarturlng Co..
.. i 15 ALTIKORK, M't.
apr 11
5-Ton CoHon Qln Scales, $60
w'"tsedr beam box
; r brass tare beam.
}?*nVU Warranted for 8 Yuan,
acentV'wanted.
ocnil for lrrm>.
"JONES HE PAYS THE FREIGHT."
FY>r Free Price LM, Address
JONES of BINOHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y.
PULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER Oil.
HYPOPHOSPHIXPE
Almost as Palatable as WSIIk.
So dlsgnlscd (hat it can lie t<fken,
digested, and niolmtlalcd by the moat
sensitive ilomach, ulmn the plnln oil
cannot be tolerated; niitl by the combination
of ttm o't with the hypophos*
phites is much move cilUa*loua.
Remarkable as a flesh producer.
Persons gain rapidly while taking it.
BOOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by
Physicians to bo the Finest mul llest preparation
in the world for tho reli- f and euro of
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
Th* great remedy for Consumption, and
Wasting in Children. Sold by all Druggists.
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s\ ; ctuosr, ptwcr, nnd their rapacity
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all Patent businsss conducted for SlODE
It ATE EE EX.
OUIt OF FIVE IE OPPOSITE P.P.
PATENT O/'E/CE. We have no subagencies,
all business direct, hence can
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LESS COST than those remote from
Washington.
Send model, drawing, or photo, with do
scrlption. Wo advise if patentable or n< t,
free of charge. Our fee. not due till patent
is seen red. ,
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References to actual clients in your State
County, or town, sent free. Address.
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n THE ETHIOPIAN CAN NOT OHANOE HIS SKIN
NOR TNI LEOPARD HIS SPOTS."
SUMMO DONS WITS Ul. IRK U SQUALLY USCHAXSSABM. 1
CAJf NOT Kl iiKMOVED WITHOUT
OHTBOTINa THE VABKIC.
HO HOT I HON OH IDNUflHT BfrQVIHJBO.
CAN HE USED WITH
HTAMr OB PEE. |
RETAIL PRICE, 26c.
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Writing mhI Copying Ink*, Scaling
Wu, Mucilage,Wafers, Etc,
THAODEUS DIVIDS 00.,
117-129 William Streel, NEW YORK CIT*.
Establisdxd W?.
.Tune 31
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-A-tlSbivtlc Ccast Hilxie'
Wilmlagtcn, Ccltrcbla & Ai'giisla R- R.
CockIciimmI Mclieiliile.
Dated Sopt 8th, 1880.
TBA INS GOING SOU Til. ~~
No. 28.
Leave Wilmington 0 85 p m
Leave Chadbourn 8 27 p m
Lcuvo Marion 0 GtJ p m
Vrriv*? l'Mi\fi>itnn in <ti *
IV IV |? *?*
No. 27.
I^cuve Wilmington *!? m
44 Chndbourn 1148pm
4 Marion 1~ 40 u 111
Arrive Florence 1 20 u m
No. 50. % s
Leave Florence 1 14111
Arrive Sumter 4 '40 a m
Leave Sumter \ 40 a in
Arrive Columbia 0 15 a in
No. 58.
Leave Florence 0 20 a in
Arrive Sumter 10 28 a m
No. 52.
Leave Sumter lb 00 a in
Arrive Colombia 11 55 a m
No. 52 runs through from < harlehton
Central Railroad.
Leaving Lanes 0:15 A. M. Manning 0:50
.. M.
Train on C. & I). Railroad connects at
Florence with No 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTII.
No. 51.
Leave Columbia 10 05 pin
Arrive Sumter 11 58 p m
Leave Sumter 11 58 p m
Arrive Florence 1 15 a in
No. 50.
Leave Sumter 0 07 p m
Arrive Florence 7 50 p m
No. 50.
Leave Columbia 0 07 p m
Arrive Sumter 0 02 p m
No. 14.
Leave Florence 8 15 p rn
44 Marion 8 55 pm
44 Chndbourn J) 45 p m
Arrive Wilmington II 50 p m
No 78.
Leave Florence ' a wi
Leave Marion ? 20 a m
Arrive Wilmington 8 05 a in
Daily. + Daily except Sunday.
No. 50 runs through to ( harh ton,S. ('.,
! \ isi v cuirai it. it., arriving Manning 7:00
F. M., Laue-> 7:42 F. M., Charleston 0:84
F. M.
No. 59 connects at Florence with ('. and
F. : niin from Cheraw and Wndosboro.
Nos. 1H and 14 make close connection
at Wilmington with W. &. W. 11. 1?. for all
points north.
'1 rain on Flon nee 15. it., leave Fee Dee
daily except Sunday 4:40 F. M., arrive
Rowland 7:00 F. M. lb turning leave
Rowland OTO A. M., arrive Fee Dee 0:00
A. M.
Train on Manchester & Augusta lt.lt.
h aves Sum', r daily except Sunday, 11:00
A. M. arrive Finewood 12:01 A. M. ltetnrning
leave Finewood 12:510 F. in.,arrive
Sumter 1:5J0 F. M.
J. F. DIVINE, Gen'l Supt.
J. 11. Kisni.y, Supt. Trans.
T. M. Emkhson. (jen'l Fiu<. Aeent.
Schedule ol'
j Wilmington Ohadbourn and
Conway R- P..
CiiADiioritN, N. Doc. 20, 1888.
Schedule in elTect from dut??.
NO. O.SOU1 llllOlND,
PASSLXUKlt AM) Kit MIGHT DAI1.Y, KXOKPT
SUNDAY.
Leave ("hadboiimj 8 00 a m
Leave Volaude 8 27 a ill
Leave Clarendon 8 38 a in
Leave Emerson 8 47 a in
Arrive at Mt. Talior 8 57 a in
Leave Mount TaborJ 0 12 a in
Leave Princeton 0 28 a in 4
) Arrive at LorlsJ T) 30 a in
I Leave I/O lis 0 50 a in
Leave Pine l/ovel 10 OS) a in
Leav S.mfordJ 10 10 a in
Leave Baylxiro 10 2(5 a in
Leave Prlvetts 10-11 a in
Arrivu C'onwayj 11 30 a m
NO. 7, NORTHBOUND,
I'ABSKXGKR ANI) KHKIG1IT DAILY, KXCKl'T
SUNDAYS.
I . *
L<enve uonway 2 00 p in
Leave Privetia 2 88 p m
Leave llayboro 2 50 p ni
I Leave Sanford 8 00 p m
Leave Pine Level 8 07 i> m
Arrive at Loris 0 1^ I) in
'Leave Loris 8ft?jpm
Leave Princeton 8 48 P m
Arrive at Mt. Tabor 4 04 p ni
Leave Mount Tabor 4 10 p ni
Leave Emerson 4 81 p in
Leave Clarendon 4 42 p in
Leave Yohmde j> 0<? p m
Arrive Chadbourn "0 1> nx
^Telegraph Stations.
Train No. 0 will wait at Chadbourn
for train No. 78 W. C. & A. 11. ItTrain
No. 7 will connect with train
No. 15, southbound, on \V. C. & A.
II. 11.
.J. II. Chadbouhn, Jit.,
Superintendent.
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Whon I ?n7 ctfrb I do not mean merely to*'*
stop them (or a time, anil thon have them roturn
again. 1 MKAN A HAlUCAJLi CL'UK.
1 have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
. FALLING SICKNESS,
A life-long study. I warrant my remedy to
Cunie the worst cases, ltecauao others have
failed la no reason for not now receiving acure.
Rend atonce for atreatisoanda Frkb Hottlb
Of my iNVAM.tBLK ItKMBDT. Give KxpiCSS
and Post Office. It costs you nothing for a
trial, r.nd It will ouro you. Address
H.Q. ROOT, M.C., l83PiARL8THNnrY0IK
John on A Johnson, i Johnsons A Qiialtlehsnm
Marlon, 3 C. ( Conway, 0.
Johnsons St Quatsfclebaum,
gfifctt'ye. at 50axO,
Conway, S. C.
Prompt attention /riven to husinoga.
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