Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 17, 1897, Page 3, Image 3
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Cures n Prominent Attorney.
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Mil. 11. C. I'll ELI'S, the li udlngponsl
attorney of Ilelfxst, N. Y., writ
"1 was discharged from tho army
account of ill heultl), and sulTored fr>
heart trouble over since. 1 frequently li
fainting and smothering spells. My fo
was bent as a man of 80. 1 constantly w<
. _ un overcoat, even in summer, for fear
taking col<l. I could not attend to my bu
ness. My rest was broken by severe pa
about the heart and left shoulder. Thi
years ago I commenced using Dr. Mil
Ileart Cure, notwilhsta. ding 1 hud used
much patent mcdicim and taken drugsfr
doctors for years without being helped. ]
Miles' Heart Cure restored mo to health,
is truly a voir., rful medic!no and it alToi
me much pleas <ro to recommend t!iis re
Dr. Miles' Kern slier
aro sold by all drug-MrO ....' -v ^
gists under a positive Sh ? l '
guarantee, iir l i.ol i K; C^ill"
beneiits or - ,om / re- Root-re? ,
funded. Hook oti '!! - >
eases af tho heart and irv- .? ,
# nerves free. Add". ^
" Ml. Mll.Hd MKMCAbCO., lOlkliart, in
Relief in ? Hokp
I list ri'ssi ii:: Ki'lnpy nuti I?lt
tier <list?H*ep rt-'-iov.-d i?i six hoi
by the "Nnw Ciiikat South Ami:
i.' i? ii mi
^ IMUNKl V'UIIK, 1 HIS II
remedy is a greut surprise on
count of its exec- t' : prompt!)
in relieving pain in 'ho hladd
kidneys, liack a n! > vi-rv part
the urinary passages in male
female. It. relieves retention
water and pain in passing it
most immediately. If you wi
quick relief and cure ibis is y<
remedy. Sold by .1. F. Maekej
Co., Druggist, Lancaster. S. <
Yellow Jneli I'rrifiitnlivr.
OuarU ORiitn^t Yellow J.u-U by kettplntf
system thoiMiipbly ? !. :wi and trr.- from u
breeding in at tor. CasrartH Candy Catlni
will ctnaiiMU Ibn i-ystfin and kill all coiilay
diseaso jrerins.
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NO DISPUTING
^ tin' fart Unit there Is mi music more plea
thiin tlistt of (In; p' tin, stii-l of all piano-,
STIIil'l' tubes tt. it a i i.rvat : a iloulit Kv
t li! ii alioul it NTIIil''!'' pi mo Is snprer
hui isfaelory Tim tone, aid every note in
Scale, from flic lowest In tin? h'/ln st, ! :? u
lies Hie highest advance in tin- ari of |>
consiruction, liven .'Iter years of service '!
STI Kl-T" retains its original tone in spit
ajfe. Many a one construct! it over forty vi
uuo are still in use. Send for illustr.
w cainlotrue. Torms to sutt.
Chas. M. Stiefi
Hultiiiioi -?? North l.it eriy street.
Washington fv.'l Kieventh Street, N. \V.
Charlotte. ,N. C ?818 N. Tryon St.
Notice!
To the tax payers of Lnneahter t'otinty:
The tax liooi.s vv ill lie open In the oflive ol
County Treasurer for l.atn aster colony f >r
vol lee I mil ol luM- for l seal year Is'.tr, iroiu
Ifith tlay of Octol < r to the illsl ilay of l>ei
Iter. IHtti.
The following Is the levy f >r the county
Stato
County *
Interest on (' & I'. K. li *
c i'. ,v<\ It It (Sills Creek . i
Pleasant Hlll.it
Constitutional school liix it
IiAncanK'rt (Irnihsl . .. 1
Jones X ltoails ' !
Kershaw .. I
Uikkliursi I
The levies by Townships areIndian
I.an.I .... I'1 "
Wuxhnw I"
Cane Crook i't
Cimo Creek ((trailed > linol)
Cane < reek (Jones X Itoudsi I*
(siiis CrooK '-'"''j
(Sills Creek ((trailed School(
(Sills Creek (Jones X Hotels)
I (uf(.ill I *
Flat Creel. I't
Flat reels No ?
Pleasant Hill I'-'
Pleasant lllll No S?. 5W
Plea . '.ill HJI ijoites X Koim'ki ....'-'I
Pleasant I i ill (Ouklllil si. -1
? i I I '< K . I'i
a Cedar Creek .1 ?: - X Kotult) 18
W Kcnportfullv nulimlitoil
^ J. F. BLACK MON,
ill .1 - . I. lilt lltl I I tHllll
Cm.
1M1 \v-i R U M |F\ /y nttil WhUkov IInVil*a
m <tJt H H L Ml vvitli
'" < *3 u V ' ?*oii IhKik of |nir?
aI :J v B tirilliirnHf nt l lii:i,
H M WOOI.LKY. M.I).
A 1!??riiTtTn7oillto lot N. 1'ryor ot.
* Wanted-An Idea SSs
Protect v>tir l.lont riv hrlnir you we*
Urll.t JOHN WKHuKUIliTKN * Co . I'ntont At
neve. W.KfilnKit'n. I> <' . f..r their ?: vii |.rl*e o
*Uii new ii?t vt imc liiuuxAiiu luvuutluua wwlcU.
? i'iflui'iii laiVil iuV>.
Earth Passes through the Meteor
Zone.
MOVEMENT OF PLANETS.
AI.;mim?, as Much Tret I van.
N'tim! iiUT SI; : s as : ro:n t ;<c S;i?i
ityllitdial ion.
November is the sole owner of
the meteors that hour its name,
ami holes the hunuu of being the
month " ' the earth I.es her
\va'? fi . .. flie. met .sets
on
es: on tire the eosrmo atoms that iniml
! '"?" against tier atmosphere,
iu.1 anil transforms them into stars
nn with shining trail s that glow and
iro _ **
of disappear in the November sky.
10very one lias seen the so-called
reo shootini: stars. Thev break out
es with a sudden brilliance, shoot a
so '
om few degrees with (jntet speed,and
? are gone almost before we can
rda say, ''see there !" They are f?und
^ in appear some seventy miles or
ej so above the earth, and to disap
pear about tueiitv miles below
the surface. They exhibit did'er
lent colors, according to their dififeront
chemmnl substances,which
r ?' 1
j jure consumed. The number of
??i llicrn to he seen on different
3, nitrhts is variable ; sometimes not
oi more than live or six .to hour,and
ir'- a*: tin so many that a man cannot
Ul" count those appearances in a
,' section of the sky.
ac ^ J
0fs ; There are everywhere in spac<
er, little meteoric masses of matter,
ol front the weight of a grain to a
ton. and from the, density of gas
t(l to rock. The earth meets millions
of these little bodies every day ;
on there is a collision ; tr.o little mo<y
teoroid gives out iis lightning
sign of extinction, and, consumed
?" j in fervent heat,drops to the earth
as gas or dust. It has been said
the ^
in on excellent authority that the
irtie . "...
>?s heat which the earth receives di?
rectlv from meteors is the same
Tan .
~?;j in amount wmcn it receives lrom
0 ( tho sun by radiation.
^ From tho spectroscope we have
^ learned that the sun is composed
Nu i of the same elements we know on
\M ' our earth, that even the most distant
star is but a sun like that of
si 'our solar system, that tho comet
is but perhaps but a stream of
n'xi\* meteors like those we are continually
meeting on our journey
;.?? through space. We learn more;
ii.Mi ^,)r wt* see Sonesis of worlds;
! nebula* condensing to suns, and
p , fiuns cooling to a state like our
| own luminary; and yet, further.
1 we are, as it were, in the very
~ presence of the creation and of
the death of the stars?stages our
i system has millions of years pass!
ed through, and those through
which it will pass centuries after
tinthe
J we are gone.
tinvm
Plowing Hy Electric Power.
Iliu
Electricity is becoming a greater
factor in agriculture every
year. On the great sugar beet
" ! farms of Germany, electricity
,uis j ploughing ha^ become a common
thing. The majority of such farms
!'. i are already equipped with steam
" 'engines; the addition of the gen"
jerating dynamos is easy, and
overhead wires or conductors laid
on the ground carry the current
to motors at distant points
from the common center. The
ploughs are operated by being
y hauled by the motor wagon, and
several sets of apparatus can he
driven simultaneously from the
! mania rw.J..* It . ~
w IMIIll |fUIHl, II 1.^ | I I'M'
' with an electrical conductor of
? H;i<> feet and a ploughing ropo of
',\?ic t?s."? feet working length, to plough
[iVh. 222 aero from one center of oportor
I r
fTcr J ution. With a steam and dyna
1 mo ('4'! >>rr- -m i i ')! ' t
ai i v I h fiv j<. . (5,000 ; <
?ii medium li? <? .. ground < ; I
. !
: inc! ut <i total ? ist > (' > cent
p r acre. 1 his a n< w factor i
! ; ,ie;i 11 ur- , nu.st i i !
< i I i; i 11 i i 1I1 ( ? I1 ' <" / i 11 i I I .. .' 11 i
miU : . i < it ? ! tin- product a. ii i
all tiui staple-. The fiivin v.im.i
liclds ot til - Nortmv ?! and tli
creat corn lipids ot :iiH tinddl
West are admirably adapted t
j the u o of eiect ricui implement
1'deci i ical I'.ipiin'iM Miu will sOlli
| day be a feature ?> the nnncu
i tural c mrsc in our uni ersitu-.t.
How She Figured it*
I
"Orlando," she said, "I at
| afraid you arc gt tfing tired c
' having me ask you for money'!
"Well, you see," he answere?
I'I have a good deal of expense t
! meet just at this time of the voa
and it does seem once in a whil
that women don't make enoug
allowance for that sort, of thing,
"Well," she answered, "Tv
j thought, of a way that will fix
j all very nicely."
i "What ts it?"
"Whenever you go to the hm
her shop and tin* hoy brushes yo
off, yoti give him a dime, don
1 you ?"
"Yes."
'And when you go away frui
>1 une at a hotel a:wl a hoy hrinj
| you ice water you give him
dime, don't you ?"
! "Yes."
"And a mixed drink costs ]
; cents ?"
I "Of course."
"Well, you've often said tin
' women have no head for arithm
tic, but I am going to conviiu
you to the contrary. I am goii
to learn to make your favori
I mixed (iriiiKs. I hat 11 be 15 eeti
a day. Then I'll bring you i<
water in the morning. That'll 1
:1D cents. And then I'll brm
your clothes of!' with a whif
hrooni. and that'll he 10 oen
1 more. There's '15 cents per da
I've figured it all out in this litt
piece of paper. Three hnndrt
I and sixty-five days in a yearthat's
11(15 times .'15, which mak>
! $127.75. If yon will give me tf.
without my asking for it, just ;
I you do the bell boys and the bp
: tender. I can put it with my reg
j lar housekeeping allowance at
! manage to get along much be
iter."?Detroit Free 1'ress.
OASTOIIIA.
Th? fis- yf ?
Itch on Humar
! Mange on Horses, Dogs and f
stock, cured in 30 minutes I
I Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Th
never fails. Sold by J. F. Maeki
Co., Druggist, Lancaster. S. O
MADE
A J AX TABLETS TOHITIV!"LY CV\
Lj 14 A 1*1. Ar rrotta Diarasrm?Failing Ml
(l'J ?* g j oryt 1 mi otuncy. ttioophifinneas, etc., cnu
I if Y| i>y Abuaa or other Kxeonw ana In<
I a crotion... fjnickt\t and tutr
i \ {wtoi i > ' Vitality i?? old or young, o
| lit u ?nau for Htmly, bu*iue**or nmrrin
j ijdtft i'r? .: Insanity and Consninptlon
1 taken in tiinn. Their nso show* innnutliato lmprc
| mont nud olf??ct? a tUKF. whoro nil other fuil
i?t upon baring the renin no Ajax Tabletn. Tl
| liavo cured thousand* find will euro you. Wocivo a|
itive written guarantee to effect a euro CA OTC
i eucli ci?w or rotund tho money. Prion W U I 0? j
package; or hix i k?"s (full treatment) for fHfiO.
mail, in plain wr.?w?er. ni?on receipt of prim. < Ircu
^ AJAX REMEDY CO.,
For sali' in I.anrast??r, S. by J.
Mui'kcy A: <'?.
"philitoken"
Is Woman's Safe anil Reliable Frlrnil.
I Hews mont hi v i> iuks, cure. mti i-.ncss :
1 hysii-ria anil restores lo perieet health. Si
! bv ilriu'.'isis ami ilcalors for (I a boitlo. l'a
plili't inaili'il on application If you can't i
it from your ilrui'.'ist, scml <1 to thi* proprle
.not ?:? will scml vuu |irc|ialtl by express t b
Klslev, Wholesale Urufik'lat, fi'J Cortlaml
/.en York
Vi'lluw Icier (>crius
brecil In ti e bowels Kill Iliem anil you i
safe from tlic awful ilisoasc. ('ascari Is ilesti
the Rerma tbroukl|out the system ami make:
Impossible for new ones lo form < isc irets
the only safc-jruanl for youmt anil obi opai
Yellow Jack luc. i">i?. f?' nil ilruKglsis ,
HOW TO It!: It I' s ?*Tr
'J',/ lie ! iuti:' :!, you must ti\
UllU fc ' i ' CM i t il. 1
li ; : ! llT'v the bjoi.-l IK.! hull
U J) ilea It il with i 14 ; t Toll
.11hi lilo it ptiri! ler <>i ilie njte,
11 ! lanic Plood l>alni ("11 iJ. I!.")
- is the old standard and reliabj
remedy. Ii nevei mils tu cut
,j <*i mMi.lu'i' ?)1 1 liuou ;;mi iSkin di
where emitu ui physician
umI all other known remedh
' l>:s ve t"s?i 1???1. Send st a m ps for boo
'of particulars, to the Illood liali
o Co., Atlanta, (la. Price $ 1 00 pi
lafL'. bottle.
I'OSITIVK PROOF.
A kuly friend of niiiu fins f<
(several years been troubled wit
bumps and pimples on her fac
and neck, for which she used vs
lions cosmetics in order to r<
( nicve them and beautify and iir
n prove her complexion ; but thes
>f! local applications were only teni
!' porarv, and left her skin in wors
; condition.
1 rrcconimended an interm
? preperation?known as Botaui
rv Blood Balm, (B. B lb), which
ie have been usinir and selling aboi
h [ two years; She used three botth
?!and all her pimples have disaj
' i peared; her skin is soft am
* smooth and her general healt
" much improved. She expressi
; herself much irratitied, and ea
recommend it to all who are tin
r_ affected. Mrs. S. M. Wilso:
I roti Mountain. Texas.
11 , ,
ror sale bv druggists.
i SOUTil^HM HAILWAY.
m ! rj'.
FQ , / --\
a CtnlrKl Tim* nctw*en Col otnbli* and .Tad
ourille. KiKlrrn II mo ilrl*?i>?n Co*
luiiibia iin ' Otlu?r Point*.
BrKKurtVB II A* S. 1897.
If i:*<>. js N<>. :<ii
1.1 Northbound. j only.
1 tv. J'villr. F.O.&P.Ry.. 8 1* a 7 nop
I " bnvntinnh I 12 p.. 11 Hop1
, Ar. Columbia j * ISp < -* t?j
at :?~?: -rrrrr!-r~ .
L>v. i nnr'ioii.ftutiuifi'i. t 1)11, 5 iy) pj
j,_ Ar. Columbia... 10 65ai lo lop!
1 Lv. Aueusln. >o. Kjr. .. 2 lop! 0 ?)pj .....
I " : :imu:vil.u 2 89 p. 10 1 ? l?
1|r! " fronton 3 US p lO.VJp ...
r- , " Johnston* S 2o pi il 1?J j>i .....
1 Ar. OihimhiaUn. dep't. 4 j>| 3 IT til ....,
' v Lv C .? P. it till'g kt . *> Alp, 6 81 i| ...
I " Wmnstioru 0 1'' |>! d '2 s ,v
* m ChButtr * ui p, 7 is r| ...
.... I Ko-k Hill 7 34 pj 7 57 it
111 Ar. Chtirlotto 8&)p| 8 66 it ....
.? " LinnviCo 12 umt lllOp;
>e . !
I Ar Richmond . flOOnl 8 40 pi
kAr. Wn-.liineton ., <"> 12 :i 9 40]) ....
Baltimore Pa U. R.. * :Y)n| U S.1 p| ...
, " Phinlelphtri ... 10 1.1 it 2 66 h ....
1!) M 1York.. .1 1 - 4o p, tl "2U I)
y. .. , , Ixo. 37 No. 3.1,
Soitt lllxilliiit. ...
| Dally.I Daily.
,.i Lv Now York, Pn K it 4 HOp l'216ntl
" " 1 i . -f'. tii.lit .. f ?.*?!> 3 .'41 it.
! " I t: :-i. .-ii. . . 8tM.j il 22 it'....
. Lv. Wttsh'ion, Iiy.. 10 4.; j> 11 10a
P? i Lv Ui hiuuiid .2 ion. Up
"t j Lv i ttnvilia 6 80* 0 80pi
1 " i trlo'to p 35 h 10 2o p
,s ! "i k iitii io ao ?i. ii on j
_ I " <1 -i r 10 .VI it 11 H7ut 1 ....
* Winnshoro.. 11 41 a IS Ma]
i Ar Col bin h and'gnl .'12 60nn| l 87 al
i 1.) <" mil- i I ti lirp't. 1 1.1 pi 4 J :ii . .
. " JolinsKiiik. 12 .13 pi 0 1)2 nj ....
Ill " Tri-nton . 8 l>s p! *43 n] ....
j. ' Kriinitovil'.o 15 38 pi 7 17 h ....
l" Ar. Auguata 4 1ftp] 8ouu| ...
' Lv. Colhiii > C .0.14 P.. A .V)..! 1 .....
Ar.Charleston mii| u uon! ....
Lv. Col'bla,F.G.&P.Ry.l 11 Mai 1> 47 ft
" Savannah 4 !tftt>' ft 1?? r? ,
i Jlt. Jachegnvilla. ,i 0 80 p| 0 lc
hi i.J.fl N(. t A li 8EUV '? I.
"* Doub'o daily po*<.eugor Korv.ee between Fl
Ida ami New York
Nor 37 and 3h?Washington and Southwest <
* Limited. Solid VfthtlbttTtid train with din
I earn and firat olas? conch*** north of Chariot
I'ullmun drawing room -ue*'|>ing ear* txdwi
ill Tampa, Ja.'ktonvilla, savuunun, Washing
ftud New York.
!)\ Pullman *!<. ; :ng car lietwven Aunusta i
N<-.\ V ik
lls No*. If. ami :A-U. S. Fa*t Mail. Thrt
? Pu. iiian tlrti". ;ntf I 'x-im i. ,'Tot s.r.plni' ears
W..m Jaok^onvillo ami Now York uad
gtista and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping c
between Jacksonville and Columbia. on ro
| datl.v . : w?m;u Jaokaoii vllnt and c'lncinuau,
. _ j Aahovillo.
1 Vf. H. UHKKN. J. M. Cm.P.
w <1. sunt.. Washington. T M., Wa*hlngtoi
UK | W. A. TIIf K. B. H. HAnnwiOK,
<<n- (i. If . A. WaHhtn^ton. A. O. F A. A tint
lis- 1
"In addition to the above tra
service, there is a local train ds
i"! Lv between Columbia and Clia
'?? lotte, making all stops. No. ;
leaves Columbia Mtlandii
,?? j St root) at 5:00 p. m., arriv
| Charlotte 8:10 p. in. No. .
j,- leaves Charlotte daily G :d0 p. n
arrives Columbia 0:55 p. in."
OJTTV, AJ?/XV*>-" - sjnwrriarv-'k
.N, v, s. 'in K?-m\ y Absolutely \ nknown to
' . r >!? i l*rrrii:?n?*?if t'ur?'H in !* ' ? ? <l?iys
r? fuinl nn r.? yi . ?i i ' ?- You ?at? bo tuul. i
1 lioiitt for I In Miinrj n < unl the f\no unur
Km with 111! I' Will) gur H f'Tofor to CnlllO t
jk! will _^Bthen^r|>fiy
"-''I I. -lei u .
/" t M lfJ , 'j" ; A <*fcur.H
lor 1 \ . %\ |,.?vc |.?K li inn-. i III I Imliili |m| n 'l
sL ' in nmuMi, Noro Thronf, jP^^j l'in>pfr*.t n|n?cr l ?>
, < <1 *t>nl*, | 1< <<r* oil uii) I*. 7^* J?<U t ot t In - b . ly I In I
' I M'liriiw* hilling out, L^Jji! IH t i I I* r I foil
Immm 1 ' rnniilnrv ' ! 'I'ortliiri _ H I'obon that
g iur*tiit? ? vi.. Wi- ^ : t 1 t uh?
1 ?!? MM * and cliullfngi BNtfi l he u nrltl for u rii?r
i llu* *kl!l of tlx* ino*?t I Ik I r hi l^t c n t pl???l? li
' i I . i n in y * ' rti ' vvc In. \ M*Mi in ?1m n >|? iiilty
'(i\ | tiiulintf Hum lii-cftn' with oil! i \ 1*11 i J. I Nl'. mil
' it hnv< li.Noo.oiMi nipiril behind ?nr un? <>ndilt<
U ?' ! * ? WlltOU: ' r (><?., ,*! hook KtMl l.h- '
r,?t IT""!*- A?Mrrx <4M?C4 U? h?.l>? <<?..
o
?I
- ? '.r '* " ' " ......
I rnuiK r \i:m*:on!, <.],;.> \x
J. Olinrlpnlon Rftllwui company to
(al\?4 olit?ot aioiuia;/. Oeibt*r l^lh, ut
s b..*?o a. mt
\ N I #A ill > 1 ^ . i ! \. j;#
1, . I >. ! . V I #. i
?v ! K\C?'jit IIt |Vt
| POIND MOU'l'fl No 3o 12"
I Leave Alurlou ~ on u m.! i M) du
' IlUI I ' rr- I).") ))U
l*ore?t ( uy .. *'.'<i H ;i"> pm
M llciir p t m* ... . ,, J.';.", 4* ;t j ii]
iMoi.iChlioro r 5o I mi l.i,
I " t,v * 500 j.ra
,r: !'" *??>n i'u.
, ., '*;',' i>m
li " ?-*.?-,i>'?r;' :> mi o io pm
el No 32 s 34
l.ciiveHhukshir.7 to !<? n in" x mi an
'* I " Smyrna to. i ? ;> am
>. " Hickory Grovo . in 15 8 mi
Sharon n in 0 10 am
1-< Yorkvllle li i;> o in am
,0 i .* Tlzah II, in or,
1 ' Newport n::t * ID 15 am
|. ! jj Hock Hill 11 i > | i in mi:
>t I.cssltc 12 05 pm.1 loo pin
6 I ' Giilnwlin J miction i ! > " | I !."? pin
Lancaster Inn :i 5o inn
Kit?haw ... i r. | 5 31 pm
il I Arrive at Co melon 8 5i? ' ! 0 40 pro
0 <h)T>T(; NOI{TH Nn 33 I x<? 30
1 ~ | Dully { Dally
. Kxccpt Kxeept
It Sunday. Sunday,
>(i |j?avoCuintleu 1205pun 000 um
I " Kershaw I ?> > 11 in am
>- I " Daneasi'T I 45 " I in inn
,i * C'uiawlai ,1 unction. 2 :in . in in.
? alloa 2 40 " 2 55 pn.
fl " Hwk Hul... 2 55 I .in pm
i * Newport :t in 500 pm
'Si " T.r/ih '.I 15 ; 5 20 pm
VorUvllh ii ii i tiiii pm
" ! shnmn . ;i t;> 021 pm
IS j " HicUory Grove .. mi 0 in jim
Sinvrna I 1"> " 0 55 pm
V, i " lilac' -n.uiy . s : ? " " 3o pn.
| ** Karl s 5 05 "
" 1'villi tsun's sprinjr. 5 10 **
She liv 520 "
No "33 l X" It
lii>nrit!it:i r? rc> ,, |
" Kori'si City > I'l " i
Ituihor ford ion ... . 687 "
Ai riv ;ii .M.irioi. . 7 : <> p. m ;
No. 'i^hus connection with Southern Kailwuv
at Kuok llill. ami with Si-at>ouril Air Line,
at Catawba Junction,
j Nns, :ti ami :i."> will carry p.i-.N>ni_'crf.
N'oi. II and i'l have connection at Marion
with Southern Railway.
Ail trains will stopon siyi.al at OulthurSt. klcin.Casueys.
Roililvs, Ohl I'olnt.f.onUon.Ktne
i reek, ami Vain Mountain
? S.B.LUMPKIN U. 1'. A.
A. TRIPP, Superintendent.
SAMUEL HUNT alicnerul Mana.'i r.
;; Tourist Seeping Car Line He~
tweeii Washington and San
Franeiseo.
The Southern Kai I way and its
connections (the A. ?V; W. 1'., L.
tfc N. and Southern l'acific) have
!!! inaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
? Car Line between Washington
? and San Francisco, via Atlanta,
! New Orleans, and Los Angeles.
This sleeping car goes through
? without change, leaving Wash1
ingt.on every Saturday morning
? at 11:L"), and is accompanied by
a Personal Conductor and Pullman
porter, who go through. The
~~ Pullman fare for double berth is
?* $7.00 from Washington to San
!!!1 Francisco.
| This service is especially for the
convenience of the parties holding
!!! J second-class tickets, though lirstLi
class tickets are good in the car.
Further information may he
~~ obtained from any Southern Rail
way or Southern Pacific apent or
.. official, or from A. .1. Poston,
General Aeent, .">11 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, I). or
ior from W. A Trine,
.rn G. P. A., So. Kv?
Washington, I). C.
LANCASTER & CHESTER
"ld RAILWAY.
i t?b '
w Hot ween Chester and Lancaster
A L?
*2 III ? rr, t t 7.o?? ;i 111 . Kuntlny. I-Vli. II 1M07.
Dailfi E.rrr/tt Sitm/oj/.
x. i Wt-stliouiul. KiimI bound..
! No. y No. II No. In. No. I'J
"5 I A. M jlv M f \ M I'. M.
I ...III II W1 .!?>
. T1 x "v .S :t:> * Ori ? .. " 11 20 7 "J"
X lit f> ' Knox's " II 3nj t :tu
11- x ;c. ;> 15 M< 11.111. II III 7 I'
I x 5 oa it " . Iticliliiiri? " II Nil 7 N)
r~ s nil -i 55 Basoomvlllo.. " lti 051 x 00
? 1 X o.v | (a Collar Shoals. " I- lis X |i>
| 7 55 j I .Till "...Fort I.awn IV! 25 X Jl
Ig 1 7 "is 1 'J" " < traces U |n' x :V>
7 ".'x Mil 'Miller's I'rosn'iT " I'J Nil xi.i
PS 7 20 1 "Oil I.\ Lancaster Ar I ?? ' x Ni
ft f A M M ,1*. M il' M.
t>0 I _ |
1., Train h iviii ' Lancaster it 7.20 a in., con
nceta a I Chester with Houttaorn Railway going
i sii tli, (' .x I, i-oin-.' nor h anil (. i St S. Yes!
tiliule anil local trains ffoinir west.
Train leavintr Lnneas tor at 3:4n p. tn., con
M' hi l.ai.i asii-r ivitli I'. It & <' imni Cam
| den, ttnil Chester with southern Railway y o i n c
,jtll : north anil south and with C & I. north,
mi- , Train lea vim? flieslcr at II lift a ir .connects
. in ? in - ' i ? 11 ii -<<m. : in i ii n.i ii w a \ i n'III 1 Iilir>?'il
lolti. iiNo< & I,, from north.
mill Trti'li 1? :iin;- < hnsti'i .it I o."> |> Til . connects
r?,f with Southern Kiiiliviiv frmn (' iumt> > (.
\ N. from Atlanta ami (' I.. froni l.i-iioir.
ainl ]
<< * M'.iiOt Sl'Hi
W. II. 1IAHIMX, 1'reaitlent.
r? VifP-l'res. anil Manager.
tin*
%%r?
"; ? III .WITH TIU'STWOIITll Y AND Ai I
,,f | * * Ivn gentlemen or l&dloi to travel for r?
vo I sponsible. established house In Lancaster
mni ('mini v Monthly t?.% no nixl exjirnm-M )'o?lN"
I tton Htoiuly If > i o< . Knclosn self-; crossed
Mi'.1 cnvi tinii- The Uomin ' n ( "nipany
Ig^g i > , . ? !.;?