Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 15, 1897, Page 3, Image 3
v Kaiiroad Lngincer
Testifies to Benefits Received From
^ Dr. Miles' Remedies*
TTIERB Is no more renponalMo posltl
on oartb than that of a railroad cngl
oor. On his steady nervos, cloar bral
bright cyo and porfeet self command, d
pond tbo safoty of the train and the lit
of Its passengers. Dr. Miles' Norrine a:
other remedies are especially adapted
kcoping tbo nerves steady, tho brain cle
and tbo mental faculties unimpaired.
Engineer F. W. McCoy, formerly of li
Broadway, Council Bluffs, but now resldl
at3411 Humboldt St., Donter, wrltos that
"suffered for years from conatlnatlnn. em
lng sick, nervous and bilious headaches ai
was fully restored to hoalth by I)r. Mil
Ncrvo & Liver Pills I heartily rceommci
Dr. Miles' Hemedlus." (HHMWfNPJHH
Dr. Miles' ItonicdlesQpK^ pr '
aro sold by all ri jg-IgN ^
gists under a positive K? CVslkm^ ^
guarantee, first bottle flmemadies
benefits or money re-ft; >
funded. Book on dis-H?. ^
eases of tho heart audfiK^/ , oa 1 jj*
nerves free. Address, illliMB
^ DU. MILES MEDICAL OO.. Elkhart, lud
Relief in 6 Kouri
Distressing Kidne> ami lihi
tier diseases relieved in six hoi
by the "New (ikkat South A.mk
. can Kidney Cuke." This n<
remedy is a grout surprise on i
cotint of its excet d:eg promptm
in relieving pain in the bindd
kidneys, back ami every part
tho urinary passages in male
female. It reliever? retention
water and pain in pausing it .
most immediately. If you \\r.
: . 1. 1; r i ? i '
rcnt'i ji>ki cure \:?ih IP 3*0
rometly. Sold by .J. K. Maokey
. .... Co., Dmcgiflt, Lancaster. S. C.
Y?>llow Jik'U I'rrTrnlntUr.
C.u.u.! agonal Vi lb.". .lack liy kocpini?
Hysti'in thoroughly clean ami fret- from ye
h;?1 ii.,- matt r. ' i-i-.ir- l > Can.ly ('a thai
will cleans" tho system and kill all contact
dinoneo ri rins.
|L?J ft* Sl|t?j uj ^
?ls <0 fey w vg?i/
? NO fcljSFimMG
the fart !?:: ' tii r-'I'tio tin-ie n.oro
than that ol tho |>iano, ami >! ait iiiauo-.. 'I
:vriK!"K talo a tho It a.l hi ...ml . doubt i".\*
thltuf about a S'. !!;* ':' ',11.1110 i-. su|>i*t ni
?atlhfa< r 'i y ti a , an I v r nolo
scalo, Irom tho loa-ost to the hH li si, oxctn
Dm tlio titghosl imIvuuco in 11. nri of 1 ..
com ' root mi lit on a (tor \ our* ( sorvli'o T
STl KI'l' retain- it. or.filial tone in >t>lto
a-.'o. Mattv a. .. . u-'mi-t <1 ov< fort'. ye
uko an *till in 11.-0 v. . f,,i tlUo tr.t
T I ati.loi-llo '1 . . , ' 1 ..it.
Ufcas. M. tSiieit
I'-iltii of N'mttI I. riy ? Ir? <-l
WiinhliiKlo: Wl Kirvi'titli * *!r? , N. W.
N. 4 ? N 'iryttnSi.
MY NEW ?
CATALOGUED
mm now mill)
ami 1 have the prettiest hi
best Organs Made in Anieri
at prices within tho reach
any man who takes ?|ua 1 i
into consideration. 'Die Hi
is tlie CL1EA BEST, and whi
I have the BEST 1 have p
prices 4>n a very reasonal
basis and so sure as you s
my organs and hear my pric
so sure will you buy one
your purpose is to buy.
REMEMBER.
every organ i'" (11'ABA
M TEEI") for T? years. Allfreigl
paid witti Stool and Tnstrcti
iiook I'M'EE.
No do HtHNUUNf
York villi*, S. V,.
A vWaniet] An Idea ?si
A i/rrotcTt your l!-n tlii / n.iy I 11_s you wi a
Jl f Write .Toll M WKIil'FI:Il'"r.S > CO. !'-> i * .<
/0 iwyn. Wastilnprt >n, l> (' . r r tin . < .? - |>rlit> ol
ail new lUt of one thousand Invention# wanted.
Hi' Shot Stonewall Jackson.
A man named Waddell, at tl
Soldiers Home in Kaleigh. is 01
of tlu> live North Carolinians \vl
were guarding the road in ll
wilderness and shot and mortal
wounded Stonewall Jackson.
Waddell tells the story inte
estingly. (ieneral Jackson hn
ordered them to keep the ro;
clear and to shoot without wari
ing or halting anybody. Half t
hour latter ho evidently forgi
his instructions and rodo aloi
the road. After the shootii
Waddell saw him and asked
"What will they do with us
44You did only your duty nt
obeyed orders," replied Gener
on Jackson, "and I will mentic
n- that in my letter to General Lee
Ln,
od Restoring Alkaline Lands.
to
ar Lewis Oleson, Minnesota, wri
ing in The Orange Judd Fanne
ng say8 ;
h? Spots where crops will not gro
ud because of alkiline material i
b?* the soil can be restored by appl;
nd ing large quantities of barnyai
I manure and plowing it under
a depth of four or six inches. T1
quantity will depend upon tl
amount of alaklinity, but 30
(40 large wagon loads per ac
usually stiflice. Apply at ai
l time. Light years ago 1 put
? loads per acre on a spot of groin
where it was impossible to gro
anything, even grass. Much I
1 my surprise, I have raise* 1 sovt
I bountiful crops of grain since the
?A. I all, with one exception, heir
lc 1 wheat. The crop was retnarkabl
: free from rust and other disease
it.' It is probably best to seed siu
ot : land to oats after putting on il
f'f manure,
of
nr for (iala Week.?Cheap Rati
ur Offered by the Ohio River
I Charleston R. R.
The Ohio River iV Charlestc
ti.. Railroad Co. oilers very low rati
Vi'J; to Charleston and return. Ticke
",,M j will boon sale Dec., loth, lit
_ loth and 10th good returnit
Dec. 18th. Tickets will also I
rM on sale the 17th and 18th goc
I ! returning Dec. 20th. Firotna
^ Rrass Rands, and Military Con
$ panics in uniform, twenty or mo
'on one ticket at the rate of ot
cent per mile is announced,
large number of people from a
j over the state are expected to a
,Vk tend. There will he many a
fractions for their cntcrtainmeii
The schedule now operated ei
Pit' , , r .
; a tiles passengers from points i
.1 : the Ohio liiver A: Charleston J
(r,I II., to reach Charleston at * p. n
giving visitors an all duyligl
inn. For further information a
ply to the agents ofthis eompai
or to the undersigned.
S. It. la "MI-KIN.
c. r. A.
y !
> People:
I am still selling GOODS
V j CHEAT. Why not come
* to me and buy a few things
nj any way ?
Your Flour
ty will only cost you $2.00.
?Ht Your Moat, if you did not
ilo raise it, as cheap or cheaper
ut than any one else. Good
>lo Green or parched Coffee,
t?0 10 pound for $1. Granulates
od Sugar, 18 pounds for $1.
if eight Brown Sugar, 21 lbs.
for $1.
iA irr> w orKs
of jtnv kind at the very lov
N- est price for Christmas. Als
its Toys and Fruits low down.
011 Itrine your Chickens and Eggs
me. Will guarantee highest pric
Yours respectfully,
JOE WALKBI
ink -fsti IS 5 a JQ nn?t WM*k<?y TTnhltJ
r,? C' Wl K H fCTJ out |if\)n. lt4M>k of piirUh.
j ? rH d " W hI; " llpulars wnt I'RKS.
' Vtf r M W? M.M.I V. M.l?
AtYwuui. on. OUico li>l N. i'ryur Mb
Xotirc.
10 Ail parties indebted to us, us-1
10 pooially those whom we have car-1
lo ried over from last year and long-!
ie er, must, cmno forward and settle
ly at once as no farther notice will (
he given. Kenieuiber wo are not1
r- doing a banking business and 1
id therefore peoplo owing us must
id pay Up.
n. II. J. Gkeuoiiy & Co. 1
t
U1
H WANTED AGENTS.
"THE CONFEDERATE SOL- 1
,rr DIER IN THE CIVIL WAR." just |,ut~
llshc.l, contains MXi pages 12x10 inches, and
I ; over 1,100 large Hattle Scenes, 1'nrtraits, Maps, 1
etc. The greatest anil largest War Hook ever
f publlseil, and the only one that does iustlco to 1
, the Confederate soldier and the cause he fought
1(1 for. Complete In one volume. Agents wanted *
i everywhere to Hell thin hook on oar new anil (
81 easy plan. Many of the lady and gentlemen
... agents w ho are at work are making from $IOO
Ml to $200 per month. Veterans, sons and
?? Daughters of Veterans, and others Interested
' arc requested to send for a beautiful Illustrated
dcsorlpUvo circular (free* and terms to agents.
Address, Couiiiku JoL'HMai, Jon I'HINTINU |
Co.. LoulsvlUo, Ky.
U-IT 1
. I
t" 1
Srr wv? Ilrfor* liuytttfj. j
' Wo have just received a car
w load of Haydock and other grades ,
of Huggies and Carriages and
road wagons, with or without top,
^ and the celebrated Mitchell Wag- (
ons, winch are warranted the best
'? on the market, all of which we
ic o(Ter to the public at greatly rele
duced prices. He sure to inspect
to our Btock before buying, and wo
r? will either sell you or savo you
,v money.
iy Stkvkns, Ukatu ife Elliott, j
ul ?
w
-j CASTORIA
11,
lg For Infants and Children.
I.
10
PHILITOKEN.
&
I.s \\ oman's Safe ar.d Kvlinbio Krtend. Un
Moves monthly pat nest, curei r.erto'tanusa ami
hysteria ami restores to perfect health. Sold
by drutfKlHt.s and dealers for fl a bottle. Pamphlet
mailed on application If you can't net
it from your dru^Kist, semi ?l to the proprietor
>n and ho will send you prepaid l>y express. Oha?. j
Ktslev, Wholesale OrugRlHt, 0'J Cortlar.il su I
L'S Now York.
s llirsliiWr
?d
'b Lancaster C. II., S. O.
,1 \TOTlCK IS IIKKKltY UIVKX that
\ l.i,- -will : 11 i
i nun uiik r ?111 in- njM'ii irmii int*;
re First day of January to theTwcn-j
16 tlcth day of February.1098. for the I
^ purpose of receiving I he ret urns of the ;
tax-payers of Lancaster county.
All persons having proper!y in t heir i
t - [losses - ion or cont ro! as Manager,IIold- i
. er. or as Husband, Parent, Ouardian,
Trustee, Kxecutor, Ailm i n ist rat or. Kelt.
ceiver. Vccounting otlicer, Agent. At-j
n torney orl'a . or on t he 1 ,-i day of January,
Wis, are required to list the same
"l for taxation within the time required
I J. by law or incur the penalty of lilty [ter
cent, which attaches in failure to do
.so.
ul I \ re-assessment of all r< nl estate i
11- I and ail i uiprov ement s hereon, ' >get h:
er w ith all personal property of every
I description must he given to the
i Auditor for the assessment of Istis.
| 'The Poll 'Tax of One ludlar is laid
iiiptii) ail inali' persons bet ween t In- aires
nt 21 anil tin years, except person* who |
are maimed and unable t <> earn a siip*|
port anil <'nnfederate soldiers.
Tlii' A nil it or will attend tin- follow-'
I in^ place* named below for the con- :
vmien. of t lie pulilii :
Pleasant Valley, Tue.sd.ij, .Ian. 11th,.
lstis. !
Itelair (.1. i! Howie's), Wednesday,
i Jan. 12th.
Van Wyck, Thursday, Jan. 13th.
Thornwell Place, Friday, Jan. 1 Itli.
I Dixie, a. ni., Dwight, p. in., Monday, <
: .Fan. 17th
Tradesville, Tuesday, Jan. 1Mb.
Taxahaw, Wednesday, Jan. I'.tth. i
Flat Creek Church, Thursday, Jan.!;
20th. I.
Dr. Welsh's, Friday. Jan. Hist.
Primus, Saturday, Jan. 22nd.
llaile i iold Mine, Monday, Jan. 21th. |;
Kershaw, Tuesday and Wednesday, i
: .Fan. 25th and 26th.
Ileatli Spring, Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Pleasant Hill, Friday, 1 p. in., J in.
! 2Xth.
< 'armel, Monday, Jan. 31st.
The hooks will be open from the llrst
0.1 to the eleventh of .lunnnrv ?*wi t? ?, I
, I J " I ,
tin- lirst to tin* twentieth of February, 4
1 1^'ts. at tlit* Court Rouse, and it will bo J
i to the interest of every tax-payer toil
o. make hi.-> returns promptly and save ,
I t lie penalty of ">0 per rent, which at- 1
IIaches after t he t wentiet h of February. 1
Respect full v.
.iSiO. A.COOK,
? Auditor Lancaster County.
i
Subscribe for the KNTLKi'KlSK?i
j one vearll ; six month "?;) cents.
Cures to Stay Cured
Thousands of voluntary certificates
received during the past fifteen
years, certify with no uncertain
sound, that Botanic Blood
Balm, ( B. B. l?.) will cure to stay
cured, Rheumatism, Catarrh, 11cer;?,
Sores, Blotches, and the most
malignant blood and skin diseases.
Botanic Blood Balm is the
result of forty years experience
of an eminent, scientific and conscientious
physician. Send stamp
for book of wonderful cures, and
learn which is the best remedy.
Beware of substitute? said to be
'junt as good" and buy the longtested
and old reliable Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) Price
DiiIy $1.00 per large bottle.
KFFKCTKD AN KNTIRK CUHK.
For over twenty years I have
been a great sufferer from Rheumatism,
affecting both ihoulders
to such an extent that I could not
put my coat on without help.
The use of six bottles of Botanic
Blood Balm. B. B. B.. effected nn
3iitiro cure. I refer to Kev. W.
W. Wadsworth,proprietor Coweta
Advertiser, and to all the merchants
of Newman.
J a con F. Sponclbr,
Newman, C4a.
hor sale hy Druggists.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Oaatrat Ttm* Wotvr.i mi Col u intiln anil .Taoteiourtllf.
Irani .M il rir.in Met **< ? ! CoIninblu
Riiti Otlivr Point*.
EM KCVIVK MAY 8. 1807.
Northbound. ?*'|
I>?il>\ IJitly.
Lr. J'vtlle. F C.&P Ry.. ft IS 7 <X)p
ntivnnnnh 18 to II 75p .......
Ar. Columbia . 4 15 pi |
Lt. Chor'ton.SOAGRR. T 10 u J Sip
Ar Columbia... J 10 86 ? 10 lop
Lv. Augiuta. So. Ky 2 10 p 8 Sip:
Granltcvlli* * oil pi 10 13 p
M Trenton 8 OA p 10 50p....
" Johnston* . 8 80p 1110p ...
Ar..Colnmb!Ht*n. cop't. 4 55 al 8 IT a ..."
Lv Qnl'hla Ulnntl'g at . | *o pi M(s
Wir.nslHiru. n 121> C W ?
" CheMer 1 0! p. 7 18 & ..
" Rock Hill ? 114 ;>i ? ' a '
Ar. Chnrlono. 8 ?i pi 8 <j a
- Danville. M OCat! I iZ y. """
Ar. Richmond .. . C 00 ?1 0 40 pj
Ar. Washington J c ti aJ 9 40p|~
Baltimore fSv. R. R.. 8 00 a1 11 R',r>l
I ? ''"Delphi* . IC :u Jfifta:;" .
'' w York 13 49 p 8 29 %(
FiiulhbuautL ~
Dally. Daily.)
l/v N*\v York, Pn R R- * ?p "Tfiftat
PidlnUvlphla.... . d65p 8 5o ai
Baltimore 0 2Cp }??....
Lrv. \\ a*h ton, ?a. Uy.. 16 41 m 11 LL s.
L*. Ulohmond - 2 OAk I15&p|
Ly. Dnnvtil?. & I~0 0 SOp) ....
Cnarlbtte V JO SO pi
- fco.-i: 1IIU W ??, U W.p
" ('hrfttir 10 M? 11 J'ml
" \Vitm*boro. 11 1) * 13 26ft ........
Ar C '." i? I'.la id's ?t . 12 SajBn I >1 ?
Lv. ('nliiinhl* Ub.ilep't. 1 15 pi 4 SO '?| .. ....
"* JfthnMona.. U W Vi tj fc2 ;
" Ticnton a GA p 4 w ?;
" (SraiiiutvUle BiWpJ ^ 17 ?'
Ar. Auuuata 4 ISp 8(X)h! ..
Lv. CoI'ViIr. P.C.AO.Ry. 4 00 p 7 ' '
Ar. Charleston .. bCOp llOoui
Lv. Col'bla, F O.AP.Ry. U JJ1 * "li 47 n[
S?vnru.th 4 il pi ; 11 ,.i ....
^.r. JnokaonvlHo. (1 S0n| 0 lu r|
SLKKl'INT, CAR MEHVICK
Dontel? daily po.ueugor boj v.o*> batw?K-n Fl^r
Idn and Nrw York
N" u o." iva J '<* - -Wiwliln^lon and Southwestern
XJtnlted. Solid V?atltm:ed train with '.lunj
ears and flrat c.a-s ooaehas north of Charlotte.
Ihillmnn drivwtn - om sl^'tpiau oftr<b?ttwo a
Tnni'm, JukiwnviUm Savuuki VuhiD|M
aud Sow York.
Pullman sleeping oar between Augusta and
Kcw York.
No*. to and ifV?U. S. Fmt Stall. TliPncl
Pullman drawing room buffet s-eplng cnr.? o?
fwcon Ja-ksonvillo n.-. l Sow York r-.d
rr.Hia una iT.uriotto I'ui'.inan *. c ?rt
V?*tweon Jhi'kkonvtlle and Columbia, on rout*
finlly l'Otween Jackson vlUo ami Clu vU
<kAii*>vUI?.
V. li. ttlUCKX. A. M. CCl.P,
<; >. > i.. Washington. T M.. WHiMr-too.
V. A. TrntK, S. ii. HAilOWlCX,
<i r' A.. Waxhln.^ton A. O P. >.. \tlaiua
"lu addition to tiie above train
sorvico, there is a local train daily
between Columbia and Charlotte,
making all stops. No. 34
leaves Columbia (Blanding
8troet) at 5:00 p. 111., arrives
Charlotte 8:10 p. m. No. .'53
leaves Charlotte daily 0:30 p. m.,
irrives Columbia 9:55 p. m."
KtearsMESHE iSoMBIiMMHMnMRaag 1?i
Nctv Vrcroi. Zt.nvdy A b* ?1ut?*ly I'liLnoHn t t! >
I . I . rmfl K nt i urcfl In 15 I
wfuntl money if wo do euro. You can bo trrnt'dnt
Ito.tiefol ttir: mil }..! an'* the millo 4'uivrul?with
f.hono uh?? ^19 prrfor to pome
will con! iuct t?> cur< | tlirm or p ?y < f
::tzu: STSTEhilfrrai
lllkr no p| ui? ? JH Ch?r*r, >f
r 111 ItIV * (UK? n in r- fijj" fflJTi?..f u>h mi l
.ti l li.n n?'h?^ i .1 tffj W Munux t'ut.h. -?
ri ino.it ?I. Throat, jr*? I'lmplt M.CintftT-t'olor ?!
rtccpn on any JVrj"w l'aj t'-'f tli?*t? ly.l!u1r?>r
Knhroux r?il Ir>ir ??i?l. [,f 's "1,s l*rlmi?r>,
irnlu-y or T rtlnry 17 g lUoad INiN'in tliat ?:
fUUiHIlU O t<> iltl < Ul' hUkJI llllt t llO llio t 4)1/nil If
11 ?> ni*oH oral ch ?! lonjc i*Tfhi' worM for n< *? *? u i?
onii..t up.-. . {. , a ' ha-......?> Snfil.l
he nl.lll nf tho moot V fy R <> m i n ? n t phj^oluiH.
n ?itinif*tiii>? (!im a>c with mii <" V l*HIIjK.NK ' ? I wn
iiivc iji:?00.00t? <*:t) . ai I 11ti I our un<-ov?liti.?n?%l
pinrftnUa*. VVntCUf l??r 1tlO-nagr booh ami fitonluto
M tofh Id?1 I 'i\ i > I i? n '
i iOA Maaonlc Temple, < hlcegei Liiuulu#
**n4?*9*r.'r -v... ?#.?. vmi?t - ^ygayjn
V.'llo?? IVvrr
hr' .'.l in tlx iiowf l- *vlll lln-m and you art
from tli" awful illscaax. CaHcar-'t ; ilxntmy
th r.ix< throughout tlx- in .iixl mulo- it
lm i>"--HiV fur !! iv ixi" to form ( no in ts iim
tlx nni> xafo t'liari! i.i>- yoiin?r ntxl old against
Yellow Jack. 10c. Joe. so. ull drugKmu.
; Ohio iliver anl Caaiiestoii Railway.
5 t' *>' ' . H
rjll '.! !, ! .\ III.]; ol t tie Ohio River and
_i Charleston Railway emnjiany, to
take eH'.Mjt .Monday. Odder Istii at
<5.50 a. in.
s'l' A NJ > A RI) KSYKRX |'l M
I Daily l Daily
i Kxcept | Kxcept
I Sunday. | suuday.
COIN'! Sonil No. 32~| N... ?2
Heave Marion Too a m t i :-o pm
RutherroriHoQ sea ! 305 pm
.. t- erest City s 20 " ! 3 36 pm
Henrietta- 8 36 | 3 56 pin
.. Moorcsboro 8 60 i I 10 pin
.. hh?l b>' ?"-'0 5 (10 pm
Hatterson Sprln'n. 0 30 ' b 45 pm
, . .J.8 9 36 " 5 60 pm
Arrive at ll'mckst-urp 9 60 6 10 pm
N? 32 ~No. 34
LeaveBiacksburtr 1010 am. 8 00 am
.. ?,I?iyrn8 to:?o - 8 25 am '
Hickory Grove . 1045 " 8 45am
.. ,bVon..- 11 " #10 am
.. Yorkville 1115 9 40 am
.. JlMh 11 27 10 05 am
_ Newport 1133 10 15 am
(i Kock Hill 11 45 M 40 am
? Leanlic 18 05 p m. I 00 pm
u Catawba JunctluD 12 15 1 15 pm
I.ancastcr 1 00 " S 50 Dm
Kershaw 145 5 3o pm
Arrive at Camden 2 .VI 6 40 pm
OOINO NORTH N~33~PNo. 35
; Daily I Daily
; Kxcept ! Kxcept
j Sunday. | Sunday.
I.eave Oatnilen 12 05 p m. I 9 (Ml am
Kershaw I 05 - II loam
Lancaster l 45 " : 1 oo pm
Catawba .luuctlon. 2 30 " 1 2 lo om
l.esiles ... 40 2 55 pm
Kock Hill 2 55 " I ;?i pm
Newport 3 1(1 5 00 pm
' Tirr.ah 3 15 5 20 pm
York ville 3 30 - r- oo pm
? -? <>- " rm
" Hickory Grovo ... too " n 10 pm
" Smyrna ! 15 " (" *5 t>m
" IliticksburK 4 3o " "SO pu?
" Karl's r> or "
" l'alt>'rrton's sprinK. 6 lo " i
Shelby 5 t>i " ,
~7~NV. 33 I N?J[
Leave Moore* luiro 5 IT a.in.
Henrietta 5 55
" l-'oreM (Illy (I |-j
" Hntherfordton ... <> .*7 "
ArrUe at Marion 30 p.in
No. 32 lias connection with Southern Hallway
at Kocl; Hill, and with Seaboard Air I.inc.
at < ntnwba Junction.
Noa. l!i and 35 will carry imsaenners.
Nos 11 and 12 have connection at Marion
with Southern Hallway
All trains will stopon signal nt Oakkursi. Klrin.Caslieys.
Koddvs, Old i'oint.London,King
<'reelt, and Vain Mountain.
S. B. LUMPICIN G. P. A.
A. TRIPP, Superintendent.
SAMUEL HUNT,General Manager
Tourist Seeping Car Lino He.
tweeit Washington and San
Francisco.
The Southern Railway and its
connections (the A. A W. 1'., L.
& N. and Southern Pacific) have
inaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
Car Line between Washington
and San Francisco, via Atlanta,
New Orleans, and Los Angeles.
[This sleeping car goes through
1 without change, leaving Waah1
inuton every Saturday morning
j at 11 :15, and is accompanied hv
a Personal (,'onduetor and l'ulln
.i!i porter, who go through. The
Pullman fare for double berth is
$7.00 from Washington to San
( Francisco.
This service is especially for the
convenience of the parties holding
<co id-ch>rq tickc*?, though lir^tclase
tickets are good in the car.
Further information may l?e
Jained from any Southern Pa:lv
ny or Southern Pacific agent or
oflicial, or fron A. .1. Poster,
ideneral Agent, 611 PeniiHyIvania
I Avenue, Washington, 1>. (\, or
from W. A Turk,
(J. 1\ A.. So. Kv?
Washington, I). 0.
h.\\('ASTi:it ?v
!( MI.V. -V ) .
, Between (.'luhter and Lancaster. f
In effect 7 00 a. in ., Sunday, Fob. It, 1HIC
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No t? No It. No. td No. 12
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0 o.'i .1 ,v> it Ar....Chester....J.vi II ii.'ii 0,1
X St11 5 Its'* Orr'? til So 7 50
x 181 f> 2&I* Knox's .... " II ito 7 8U
h its s ir>! .MiDi'.nict'rt... ii m 7 in
x ?!;<( ft o.> it Uichinirr " II So 7 fx)
x I,s t S.i Ilaxcomvlllr 15 of? xoi
x iisi t is . Cedar Shouts. " 12 15 x to
7 *?.">' I :c.'it "...Kurt Lawn ." 15 5.S| 8 20
7 :ts t 5o "... Gracex... ." | 15 to S Its
7 5x1 i |n; Minor's C'roxx'K | 15 So x u>
7 5o I < ' I I.v Lancaster. Ari I 00 x Vi
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Train leaving I.nni'iixtor at 7:50 a. rn , con
| i t > at Chester a it Ii Southern Hallway j/oit..smith,
i .v I. ifoini; north anil t!. (' & N. Vex*
1 titiuli* ami local trains Kotny west.
Traoi leaving Luncuxtei at ; to p. in., o
r.< < .1 Lancaster with O. It (: . r rr n: Cam
j iloti, anil Chester with Southern Knllwny t-. ?i
I north ami south and with C # I. north
i Train lravlnir Clujhtcr at 11 <?:'> u in., connects
I at Chostor with Suutlii. .. Hallway from Cbar
lotto, aNo (' A: T. fr in north.
| Train It-nviiu.'Chi'stiT at 7.t.r> m.. connects
with N' 1 .? rr I{:..i*a :v fr rr. (Vlumhln (I ("
\ N. from Atlanta unil ( from l.enou
I.KKOY SI'KI NHS,
W. 11. HA RUIN, President.
Vict'-Pres. ami Manager.
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