The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 05, 1894, Image 2
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CONWAY, 8. 0. APRIL, 5, 1891.
Uelvn A. I.ock\voo<l litis been denied
admission to {miction law in tlie
Virginia conns.
lion. Patrick Walsh, of August!
(Icorgiii has been appointed by Gov
\ortlnrn to till the unexpired tern
made vacant by the death of the 1 it?
Senator A. II. Colquitt.
Hon. ('has. F. Crisp, has declinei
the Senatorsbip tendered him le
Gov. Northern. Mr. Crisp like al
of us, likes promotion, and said tha
ho would be pleased to rcpresen
Georgia in the United States Senate
but that ho owes a duty to hi
{tarty, bis State and the country
that prevents his accepting the hono
as it would throw the House of 1 Jo
prescntatives in confusion, by bavin;
to elect it speaker.
The question c f a Dispensary is ii
your hands. What are you going t
do? It would be well for all win
oppose it, to givo some shape to thei
opinion, by inaugurating a petitioi
to that effect. \'ou might registe
your name at the IIkuai.o ollice, 01
suggest some other pints that yoi
think host. The opposition shouh
take some early, prompt and positive
action. We honestly believe that
Dispensary will result in trouble. I
not having it, wo nic safe. Thin
thrice, yea, many times, heforo yo
give countenance to it Look ubroa
in tho State and you will S3c tin
whiskey is the prime cause of all ill
confusion and trouble throng
which wo are passing.
The recent riot. at. Darlington is
lamentable circumstance, a bit
upon our States record. We lioj
that peace is fully restored and tin
every good citizen will lend all h
aid to the establishment of law an
order. That something is radicall
wrong, is certain, where and wha
we cannot say and yet something
out of joint, "judgement seems t
have lied to brutish beasts and me
huvo lost their reason." Keep 01
of and away from Dispensaries, l>u
rooms and drinking places, cease I
use its liquor, and you will materia
lv assist, in righting a monstrous evi
The blood already shed and the livt
lost at Darlington, is not to bo con
pitted with the amount of whiske
tint has been, or ever will bo sold i
the State. We hnvo but little infli
ence, but vvill furnish yon an oxan
pie worth following, by letting tl
vile stuff alone.
All l'ree.
Those who have used Dr. King
New Discovery know its value, an
those who have not, have now tli
opportunity to try it Free. Call c
the advertised Druggist and get
Trial Bottle, Free. Send your nun
and address to 11. K. Bucklen & Oc
Chicago and get a sample box t
Dr. King's New Life, Fills Free, i
wall as a copy of Guide to Dealt
and Household Instructor, Free. A
of \vl ich is guaranteed to do yo
good and cost yon nothing at Dr. I
Norton's Drugstore.
Kconomy and St rcngtli.
Valuable vegetable remedies at
used in the preparation of Hood
Sarsaparilla in such a peculiar mat
iter as to retain the full medieini
value of every ingredient. Tin
Hood's Sarsaparilla combines econt
my and strength and is the on I
remedy of which "100 Doses On
Dollar'' is true, Re sure to g(
# Hood's.
Hood's Dills do not purge, pain v.
gripe, but act promptly, easily an
efficiently.
John C. Belden, of Oconee countj
S. C., two seven-months-old pig
that netted 001 pounds of meat.
1). W. T. Kibler, near Newherrj
y. C., a pig eight months old tha
netted 283 pounds of pork.
_ - I
J Tltll'TO Tin: OI.D WOKIJ).;
nv .hhin ii. toi.ait.
I'llAPTKH II.
I
All ?Altl> sun*.
(>ii most of the Trans Atlantic lduers i
* I
should there l> mi ? minister ??f the gospel
on board to cotulu 't religious services on
Sunday, one of tin- ship's olllcers generally
! reads the s?rvicesof tin Knglish church. ;
q ! Tills applies more espe ially to Imglish
0 lines. On our ship there were no Sund ly 1
0 services. The amusements aboard are not
very varied. In the sin iker's cabin, there
r tare games of cir>l>, chess an I rhecke st
1 and inline weather some amuse themselves
(> on deck with "shnlTlo-b >ard" which a IT irds
verj goo I exercise, A great majority, es
pecially ladies, passtlnir time ill a hall
a reclining po.siti >n in tli >'r easy steamer j
I chairs, reading, if th?y fe d well enough. !
') | On stormy days, the visible part of the '
ship seems nearly deserted, but echoes of ,
li i a kind of wli nping, straining noi ie from
r many cabins tell how !he absent ones are 1
amusing? themselves. \s the weather'
(dears and tlio seas grow smoother, the '
j visible company increases, and new laces
e i unseen in the e irly p irt ot tin voyage 1? k
gin to appear. As our ship is tak'tig a
, southerly course, running (dose in to the
(full Stre.m . 111? Wli illiur Ii1.nn.tnl ....
deck and after .1 few days out fiom New
( 1 York, we find overcoa's unnecessary, even
in middle of December. Kvery one who j
l has bean to sea knows tl?e interest muni- I
' Tested when land is llrst sighted. Five j
j days out from New York we sighted the
! "A/.ores" Islands, whose rocky coasts rise
very abruptly at our point of view. These
> I serve to interest and kill tim * for a few
' hours, then fa le from view. On the morn
' lug ol the oigth day, one of the most per
^ feet we ever cxpn.'ieneed In Dj:\, we tirst
sight t lie main land the coiitinent|of Kuropc,
the coast of Portugal. We are entranced
' with our first view of the old world, so
i different from anything we have ever seen
before. As the bright sunlight falls on ;
the reddish looking cliffs of Cape St. Yin
1 cent, the view is charming. Tlcse cliffs
and hills seem perfectly barren of trees of
I any kind, but ipilte thickly dotted with
little yellowish w hite houses all lowking '
' alike. \Yo begin to see many vessels, go
* lug and coming through this great highway
from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic,:
3 and t he day is u ve y interesting and en
joyable one, as we are constantly in sight
' of land north of us and toward evening we ,
1 sight the north African coast south of us. j
The Spanish coast and the waters whence
y Columbus set his sails to search for new
lands are ill full view, and we picture in
our mind's-oye the little llect of strange i
j looking vessels, as they haul lip their an
. chors and steer westward over unknown 1
seas toward an unknown destination. Col
" ii ttnl feiiu i?? 1.1.. 1
inn "iivii_-.il, urciims roll Ml
' never have imagined what that trying voy- !
11 ago would moan to tho ages to come I
1- Aliout 10:tt0at night we anchor in the hcau
. tit'nI hay of (libralter, right under that '
' inagniUceut eld rook fortress, whoso ),i? j
" tory is so interesting, and which is so iin
I porhiut a strougliohl to "Tho little green !
o Miami," whose boast is that '"The sun never i
jl sets on her dominions." How splendid
(( (iihraltor appears, with its thousands of
j lights burning around its base and its dark,
frowning brow above, l'ftcd to tiie very
11 heavens and seeming to majestically defy,
d not only the powers of Ivirili, lmt ot Ilea
it ven itself! All ! old fortress if ail those
holes in your sides were mouths and those
^ cannons were tongues what stories of siege,
eonH'let and bloodshed you could tell!
(live Your Address.
We are always glad to change the
Ir address of a subscriber from otto
>e post ollice to another, when ho reit
quests it done but cannot do so tin
js less he names the oflice from which
the address is to he changed, as weli
as tho one to which the change is
y made. Those moving from one post
t, office to another, will please bear
j8 tins in mind.
The postal authorities are not to
h'nme in all cases for non delivery of
11 letters. As an instance, i\e cite the
>t following facts, stated by tho postr
| master at Nashville, Tcnn:
0 in one iiiuiiin mere were deposited
1 2 123 letter a that wore not mailable
for want of proper direction or for
' lack of any direction at all, or for di
-'8 root ion that was Illegible; of these
^ 1,383 were returned to tho sender,
lV 101 corrected and forwarded, 725
held for postage, and tho rest for11
warded to the deadletter ofliee, 127
'* for bearing the wrong address, 1)8
l- for insufficiency of address, and 21)
lt, for illegible address.?Soul/u rn Co/ti
rat or.
The evidences of improvement in
? business are multiplying, failures are
growing fewer, dead furnaces are going
into blast, and iron and steel
manufactures have made distinct
gains. The outlook is growing
br'ghter, but necessarily it will be
( slo?v. The necessity for cconom),
^ however, was never greater, or the
^ importance of raising supplcis tit
j hont3 more patent.
n, | 11 AdKitstown*. Md., March 1).?Up
j in the mountains near Casey's Knob
lives Jerry lteese, a man of many
biothers and half-brothers. His father
had three wives, each of whom had
re ?'?ht sons. Twelve of these sons
8 were in the Unien army during the
war of the rebellion, eleven of whom
4| wero killed?some at the battle of
,s Hull Kui) and Antietam. The re>.
maining brothers wero in the Confedy
< rate army and were never heard from,
? and are supposed to be numbered
it nmong the unknown dead.
(r J). M. Bcnfield, near Kock Hill, S.
(j live hogs that gave liim over 1,200
pounds, an average of 240 each, at a
cost of five cents per pound.
'? A. II. Bateraan, near Williston, S.
8 C., has a pig three months old that
weighs 100 pounds.
'? B. K. Williams of Berry, S. 0.,
^ from a pig sixteen months old, put
np 100 pounds of meat.
A
Illtov l?cil?>lllillUtloiinl S. S. AsHO
flat Iuii.
The Association met :it o pi ir Ci uccli
Oonwny Township, pursuant t ? appoint
incnt, March, it ami 4th.
i The Convention mm* opened by reltgi
ous exercises. The President. .1 IV l)er
ham, reading 11??? ilr-u chapter of St. John.
Sinning. I'rayer by brother S. I>. Page.
The President declared the Convention J
formally opened. Bro .i.e. Bryant was \
l elected to (ill the place of the absent As?t
Sec. K. \". Duseiihnry and the deleg itos
| and members were enrolled. Written re ,
| ports, from S. S. bv Townships were ?-u 11 |
; ed for and the following received and read. I
Ihiyboro, (V J. Princ?, rep'ts 0 out of 7 S. S.
Ilucksville, It. I., lleaty, 5 out of H do
bog 151 m (T, \\ . S. Cooper. f.) out of 7 do
Conway, J. It. Coo| er, 'J out of 11 do
(lal. Ferry, Mrs I,. It. ilaruhill (J out of 0 ^
Green Sea, S. L. Grainger, ? out of ii x
Flo.d's C. K. Gcrrald, 0 out of 10 '
ii
Simpson Creek, W. II. Long, 0 out o( <i
Little Itiver, M. F. Clarady, 0 out of 5},
Dogwood Neck, K II. .McNeil, J) out of I '
SoeaMee, C. C. Marlow, I out of 8
Report from Rayboro, only partial. t
Gallivants Ferry and Gr#oti Sea complete.
Rucks, Conway, Dogwood NecU and S<k I
fistee full. Sineiii"- Ti.?. ? * '
. . v w|??* /1UMIII, I ^
luges of S. .S Libraries" was called l??r. j
Rev. A..I. Stafford, vr?i\t? a very interesting
and instructive talk on tin* condition of the i
masses and the need of more healthy rent* t
ing matter. The other appointed speak 1
ors being absent the topic w as throw n open ]
for general discussion and engaged in profitably
by several. IIece,s thirty minutes. ^
Al-'T KISNOON SpsslON
Re assembling at 2 o'clock, devotional
exercises we;o conducted by Rev, l?, \V.
Whitak'r. New members enr<>lled. On
call for reports from C'oniay I'residents, i
Secretary and Treasurer and Township j
Presidents. .1. P. Dcrham, not ready. '
Secretary, l?. L. Meaty, rend repnit. Ties- |!I1
nrcr Jordan, nbsciP, no report.
Hayborn, Conwnv. Dog HlulT, Dogwood
Neck. Little Hirer, Simpson Creek and'
Sorastee no reports. Pucks report nail,
(i. Ferry, report fo.warded. Floyd's re- i ;(
port by A. Floyd, township secretary.
Com. on Reports and Resolutions, Prof, j
R. R. Clark, Chairman. Rev. (5. \V. Whit 1
aker, Rev, II. II. Holme* and brother .1 J
M. Marlow.
Com. on Finance, Rev. J. \Y. Mci orniick j
and brethren Avery Floyd, W. It PrivrP
antl A.J Lancaster,
Topic, ' ; >. S. Organization" and "Illack I p
Hoard Rxcreise" was called and Rr >. II. I,.!
Meaty gave an excellent drill on the lll.u k I
Hoard, illustrating, explaining and leach- j
the Departments, control and grading ot a
well organized S. S followed bv instruc ! (
ii,.. ,itv...ic^n?.- i... ' '
i?j i mi. * i irii, ur i> orion I
15. L. Heaty mid others. The subject wascontluUccl
to the night session. The Pfesl- 1
dent *.v?s called away by sickness in his |
family, brother S. I). Page accompanying |
him, ami the acssion was deprived of their
further valued services. Sprciail prayer ^
was made for I lies.? brethren by p.? v..I. W. '
McC irmick. I)r, Norton w a> elected pes- , '
ident, pro, tem. and the ('onvention ad i,
journed to hull past seven o'clock
lYsh received from Conway S S's $2,00
Oat h do Hebron S S lluck'a T, 2,tM) u
('ash do M. Springs S S do SO
Cash do Socastee do til
l
| Cash do Centenary do 02
Cash do Collins Creek 05 ^
| Cash do ,Salem |)'wd Neck 10
Moll r SKSSION.
Opened by prayer by llov. (i. \\ . Whit
| aker. "S S Organization" was discussed by
those present, when the meeting was closed
by prayer, to most at 10 o'clock, next day.
SATU It DA V.
At 10 o'clock, Hev. l.ewis Cannon, open
I'd the services. d.,mcs C. llrvant, was
elected 1'resident j ro. tein. and .1. A. Me
Dermott, Asst. Scc'y. New members en
rolled. On call for reports from S S's
and township presidents, Conway. Socns
tee, C, Ferry and (Jrecn Sea reported. Sis
tor, Ij. I>. Harnhill forwarded he- report j
expressing great dissappolntment at not
being able to attend and invoking (Sod's 1
blessing on us. Cash reeeiv. d Irom the '|
I following schools, vi/, lona, 00, (,'onw:i\ 82 (
I Sandy Plain, (it), and Mt. /inn :5b. Total
$2.11.
Topic, "How best to develop the Missionary
spirit in the S. S." opened by II. v.
I). A. Calhoun, in an able maimer, follow
ml by Mrs. P. <). Floyd, in an excellent
essay, showing the advantages of Mission work
and urging it upon the schools. -j
The subject ''.Normal Lesson on IJlack
Hoard," now crme up. Dr. Norton opened
the discission . No other soeal.-in-j
it was thro vii open to the Convention, ami
Bro B B. Beaty illustrated same hy Black
Board exercise.
On the Topic "Primary Class Mana.ec
ment," Mi-s Nannie Beaty read an essay, s
replete with excellent ideas, as well at in a
structive and interesting. Rev, \V. to
(Beaton in a masterly m.nner urged the >
importance due t<> children. After sing
inir, the Convention adjourned for thirty (
ininut* s To he continued* i(
d
Scvt'iily-'l wo and a Miitlicr.
"Fairmont, \V. Va., fan. C ? K(
Eighteen months ago, .John II. darby, J'
! of Weisel County, a Bachelor 74 '
I years old was married to Miss Sara li I
Mills, who was less than two years! 1
his junior. Yesterday Mrs. darby J
presented her husband with as line a 1
boy baby as has ever been born in
this section, a county noted for its ?
line babies. The mother and child
are doing well."?World, j
?< ? ?
Daniel Webster once said; "I 1
well remember a marked difference J
between those of my schoolmates
who had, and those who had not, no , (
cess to newspapers. Other things |
being equal, the first were always i
superior to the latter in debate, coin j |
position ami go icral intelligence.' Our |
teachers do great work in circulating i
the printed page among their patrons. !
Johnaon AJobflsott, I jolitl|Aftl >v (iQlttltliin n
Marion, S. c. f Conway,. S C
J?hnS?nS ^ Quafctlobaum,
ATTTONKYS AT LAW,
Conway, S. C.
Eijr* Prompt attention given to all bus- |
noss entrusted to our care.
1
Quarterly StatementOK
I'llK CONDITION OK Till
HAN lv or CONWAY.
(*?>u\yay, s. (,
At tii?' clo>o of l> >locss <>n March. 51
ASS 10 l>.
Loan.- and Discounts ^0^12,0."
Ileal INtntf. Furniture ami Fi\t. 1 10 7 (It
lv\|?euseH H!J0,80
['a-.li on h aul and in I', oik. 8018.0(1
Total tfl7lU?i,17
LiAim.n irs.
['ap'Oal Stoi k $8175,00
I'rolits Htt.',?7
|)e|iosit?- 7570.50
T-.tiil sf 1 < 105,11
statk of sot i ii Carolina, t
( Ol'NTY OF IIOKItY. \
IVrsonally appeared before nie, l>. A.
Npivi v, ('a-lii' i-ot The think ot Conway,
vho on oath says, that the above state
mill i < true, I?? mo t?? -T <M Ills k li? ?vv 1 1 '?
liu) belief.
I >. A. Simvky Cashier,
Sworn to befor< me tliis drd day of
Vpril, 1*91. 1>. T. McNkii.i..
Notary I'uhlic.
. I!. (.1. ('o 1.1.1 ns,
Attest: ( i\ <v>l VI I I.I 11A I M,
I It. I*. S< Milioiiot oil,
W.R.LEWIS,
/// ;.!/./ /,* /.v a k x / ; ha l
.)/ khcuax disk.
<i fl i 10 8 * B HO**
i line lot of I' linily (iroeer!"s ronstnnt'y
n li:il)(l
1)1{Y < ; ? > B > r-i
\*cll assorted 'im- always kept on hand.
BOOTS AMI SIIOKS
ii full display rea l. fort'onrt. Come-in
lid see ns la fore leivi r elsewhere.
i-Nroarxcisrs
\vi:Mj assoktmd.
Polite attention t<> Customers and jrr<'at '
ldil< einents offered
H.1MIAMAKKU.
M.WKi'ACTriM'::;
?or?
I \ r. > \" I i II \ ! > I? Wi mil I I M I?I 1?
, . . till' M ww,/ ? * M
ALL KINDS, >K IMLL AND
DUKSSKD LLMIJKU.
/ ;/a/x<; AXh rlooi;ix<;.J
MOlJLDI NCI AND S!I)IN(L
PLASTKUI NC LATHS &(\
no c\i> un;s no rein'.
STOVK AND LI UK PL A OK
V 0 (, I) CI' 1' IN n.-Ol'KII
.KNOTII AND DKLIVKUKI) TO
'AMIL1KS AT TWI'NTV KIN K
0 K N ISA LOAD.
Prompt attention j'ivrn to all
id -is ami s vLf.ict i. n ?,i*. cl
tV. K. POHTKH, kCOn:i:i).
SAI.I:. I.IVKKY AND
KXCIIANC.L PTAliLM,
NICE TURNOUTS Kl PXISil<:i)
AT SHOUT NOTICE, AND
VT PKICKS To SUIT TIIKI
M M ES. PKUSONS SKN P TO
t.\ Y mi NT.
iioltsks and M I ITS, lloic II r
and sold.
W. 10. POlITElf,
Joinviiy, S. (\
E.A.OrXjIE]
TDK IJKST
HOOKING j
Is uneoualed for lioii.se, barn, fuctorv 01
lit - l>ni lil: 11 i^s, anil costs half the price of
hingles, tin or iron. It is ready for use
nil easily applied l?y any 0110. State si/,e
f root'.
lUHSl'TR I'AIXT j
"osts only 00 cents per gallon in barrel
its, or $ l.fiO for live gallon tubs. Color
ark red. Will stop leaks in tin or iron
nofsthat will last for years. Try it. Send
tamp for samples and full particulars.
1XCI0LSIO1J PAINT ?fe KOOFIN3 CO,
)ec, 88- llin. M5 Dunne St., N. ,i
II. YV. SMITII,|
Yc<lf Silc And Livcrv
Unities.
MAUION, s. c.
A As'T
r K,t\w iLnD
HOTFL,
MARION, S.C.
'nlly i;<|iii|?|?'(l in livery
Purticiila r.
POLliE ATTENTION TO GUESTS
'ortor meetsall Trains.
J. W. IIOLMDAY & SON.
i t*. i k : > . . ? I I. 'Ot . . ?r
Af?\
C * T.r*-:V * > ' :c.M
tun;. 11 i?j ' i i ! 1.',r!'" lio.l . ?
W'\ l-.vn\ 1a . l: . :ti ; ov
i
$1000 Worth
Of Ofchor Medicines Failed
' But Hood's Sarenparilla Cavo Perfect
oi a 11! i.
tr.. "
iur< /illicur .iicxoilill'Ct
l'ensacolu, Florida.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Muss.:
"Oiio thousand dollars' worth of other medicines,
prescriptions, etc., havo failed to do for
mo what Hood's Sars.uparllla has done. My
i homo Is In Forlda, but in t?M 1 went to California
and lived tliero four years. I was taken sick
; In ISSCand had medical assistance, but found no
relief. Tlu> doctors said I had chronic bronchitis.
1 was In the Marino Hospital ut San Francisco
several months and nt Hush Medical College,
Chicago, it months, hut still did not get
; better, so came hack to I'onsaoola. My weight
was then 130 pounds with a heavy overcoat on.
My Friends Did Mot Know Mo, ;
1 was so thin and broken down. Hut tlio climate
and being at homo gave me a Utile courage
and I began trying various medicines. In August.
IH'jo, l was appointed to a position in the
United States custom bouse. My friends urged
my wife to liftvc me try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I
took It three times a day just to pie iso her. Hut
to my surprise I commenced to feel differently
after a week on Hood's. I found I w as hungry
and that 1 could sleep better; that tired feeling
also left mo. 80 1 continued taking Hood's Sarsaparilla;
havo used nine buttles and four
boxes of Hood's fills, with the result that
I am Now in Cood Moalth,
weigh 1C2 pounds, havo a good appetite, sleep
well, and havo not lost iv day's work since I began
to take tbis medicine. When vcrythlng
U r\ <4 V> Sar3?fil3 i* v t "a* e\
<3 Pal""
rise 1?:ih fxllcil, I found that Hood's Sai aparllla
cures." Annua M? Convki.i., I*lilted Mates
Itargo Office, IY'usacola, l'lorldn.
Hood's P* 11!3 fi' t easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, oil the liver and bowels. We.
? |
| RipansTabules. |
Ripans Tnbulcs arc coin- j
| pountied from a prescription j
widely used by the best mcdi- |
| cal authorities and arc pre- j
| sentcd in a form that is be- j
j-coming the fashion every- {
j w, ^ ^ ^ 1^' ' j
Ripans Tabules act gently
but promptly upon the liver,
stomach and intestines; cure
:: dyspepsia, habitual constipation,
offensive breath and head- :
;j ache. One tabule taken at the
first symptom of indigestion,
biliousness, dizziness, distress
after eating, or depression of
spirits, will surely anil quickly ;
remove the whole difficulty.
RipansTabules may be obtained
of nearest druggist.
Ripans Tabules
arc easy to lake, ^
quick to act, and
save many a doc-i^^^^v
| lZ^I
CONWAY, fi. C.
Culls (he attention ?.t tin- j uMic to i's
uperior la ili'i s for linniliiii-a business
ntrusted to its
We trail, act a <r? neral W 111Uin*.* business,
rlxehange bought and soli'.
Money to loan on good security.
DK POSITS in small or lor e amounts
| received. Intere.-t of I and '? per cent
per annum allowed on ?>op sits in Sa\ !
iugs Department.
Co.lecting made . speciality.
Teachers' pay ee ti'tcatos, and other
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Atlantic Coast Line.
Wil.n ngtoi. Columbia & Ajgista R R
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Dated Dec. a 18?8.
TRAINS UOINCi S'lTlIL ?
N<>. r?r?.
j Luave Wilmington ii 20 p m
Leave Clnulbourii 5 *>0 p m
Leave Marion 0 50 pin
Arrive Florence 0 TO p m
N'o. 50.
' Lt?a\? Florence 7 10 p tu
Arrive Sumter 8 28 p m
Leave Sumter 8 28 p m
Arrive Columbia 10 00 p m
No. 58.
| Leave yioreiice 7 45 a ni
Arrive Sumter 9 20 a in
No. 52.
! Leave Sumter t> 53 a m
j Arrive Colombia 11 05 a in
No. 52 runs through from ('lmrleston
' via ('eutral Railroad.
Leaving Lanes 3:11 A. .M Manning 9:.-Ml
A. M.
TiiALVS GOING NOUTII.
No. 51.
i lamve Columbia 4 .ft) a m
| Arrive Siynter 5 57gf^i
I Leave Sumter 5 57* tn
Arrive Florence ? 15 a in
No. 53.
Leave Columbia 4 20 p hi
Arrive S un -i- 5 35 u m
No. .v:?.
j Leave Sumtel* 5 45 p m
I Arrive Florence 0 55 p m
No 50.
j Lean- I lorei e 7 4u a m
j Leave 'lai ion 3 23 a in
; Leave ClnuJbonin 0 2(5 a tn
: \rrlve Wilmington 1010 a m
"Daily. |Daily except Sunday.
>o. 53 runs tlirough to Cnarleston,S. (!,,
via Central It. I{., arriving Manning 3:00
1 l\ M. I.aues 3:40 I'. M, Charleston 10:40
I'. M.
Train on Manchester As Augusta II. I{.
Stun|t|<T daily except Sunday 10:50
A. \L, arrrive Rimini 11:50 A. M. Returning
lej.ve Uimini 12:30 I'. M. arrive Sumpj
ter 1:40 1'. M. jj
Trains <>n six-t-villi? K. 11. leave HartsJ
vi 11 e daily except Sunday at 5 00 a m, arriving
Floyd;- 5 25 a in. It -turning, leave
Floys 9 In p in arriving at llartsville
10 In p in.
J. F. 1)1 i N L, (Jen'l Supt.
I. !! Ki.ni.y, Supt. Trail-5,
T. M. F.m kksos, {Jen'l I'm-s. A^ent.
Wiimsiigton Gnadijcurn & Conway B- R
I'.wsi'Adl.ll AMI VttKIUIl'1 DA 11. V, t.XCKI"!
8LM>.\ Y
\(. 11, SOUTH lioL'N I).
I Leave 11 lib 8.0 a in
, I iftivn I lion K uO a in
' Arrive (MiailUmru i) itOii in
! / euv? C'iiad'anu'ii J 10 10 a in
I Leave ("Into ilou 10 10 a mi
Leave Mt inherit 10 00 a in
Leav e Loris}, 11 20 p in
! Ij?.'iiv SaiifimiJ { II 07 p in
. /.i'iivc IJayboro il 17 p in
i Leave Urivetls 11 07 p in
i '.cave Adrian 12 03pm
\rrivu C'onWiiyt ?- O'O j> m
no ii, no rimouN').
I'AHSKNM I'.ll AND IIICHD" IIA11.V, S ' C If' I'
Hi' J.iYS
Leave Conway 2 0J p o
.Leave Adrian 2 00 p n
Leave I'rivet is 2 ?0 j a
Leave I'ay horn 2 40 p .u
Leave Siinl'oril 2 00 p n?
Arrive at Lnris 0 20 p it.
Arrive at Mi. Talior 0 00 p in
Leave m. erson pi.
Ij aive i iarendon 4 20 p n..
Arrive ('liaduoiiru 4 0b |. ru
Leave ( hadbourn 0 10 j, ir.
| Leave 1 lion 0 45 p u.
arrive 11 ;il> 0 00 p io
| SCHEDULE .
of thfi
wan nam aw j im?
Steamers.
T11!C STKAM 1CU will leave her wharf
at Conway ev-ry Monday ami Wednesday
morning lor (Joorjretown at -1 o'clock,
touching at ali inteniiedate points.
In- will leave her wharf at (leorgetown
every Tuesday and Friday morning for
Conway t 4 o'clock, touciiing all interinediate
points.
I). T. M ON KI1X,
15. A. Ml'NNlCUCYN, (Jen'l A.n't
Agent, and Treas.
Oeorgotown, S. C. Conway. S. ('.
ScheriMle of Local Mali Routes,
KOl'TIC NO. 2027:5.
From Oalivants Ferry to Conway, mail
arrives 1 ;|o 1'. M , on Monday Wednesday
and Friday; leaves at 2:110 I'. M. on
s;*ne day. Mail closes at 2;2o.
Kol'TK NO. 2028(1.
From Conway to Pirewav, N. C\, mail
arrives at 4;J10 I'. M, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday; leaves at o P.M. on
same days. Mail closes it 4 :.V>. I'^M.
lit)FTK No. 80281.
Fr in Conway via Forney, .lord uiville,
Gideon Cabana and return, until arrives
at 7 I'. M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
leaves at OA. M. on Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Mail closes at W
P. M.
1101 TIC NO. 20282.
From Conway to Little Ilivcr, mail arrives
at r> P. >1. on Mi nday, Wedueaday
and Friday; leaves at 7 A. M. Tuesda},
Thursday and Saturday. Mail closes at
II P. M.
KOI TF NO. 2028,5
From Conway to Port llarrolson, mail
arrives daily at 12 M. : leiivnu /1..I A >
I'. M. Mill I cloMi'tf at'1:40P. M.V
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Files, or no pay required. It is
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