Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 28, 1900, Image 4
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uogpct tor mutual in'<ra?OOEK
PUT A HE All.
v- !*+
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IJiStJHftpendcnt Companies In
^/^^Kcarollnu Form an
jfcBation for Profit
M^epencjent telephone
^PgJ^oMK of Njorth and 8oath
HP tAjfhave entered into a comT^lr
better service, better
etf^protectioi) and better profits
^ftte Ultima Thule of all comThe
meeting was held in
\E, Tfrfcarlotte a few days ago. Among
II the interests represented, the
^|^^jtf^Bedfo;d Telephone company, ol
^VHj^^BCprKville, and associated lines
was probably
TMp^>r"^dgVge'8t. at any rate,
^jSfejpiesentatives formed a con^fBKble
part of the life and intflrefcpf
the meeting and Mr. W.
^HHfifebrift^ras elected president
^HBJRtoiation, and J. 8. Brice,
"OfH>e two attorneys.
A Bw.Wyfowing companies were
in^ialltburv Telephone Company,
4 ne Company,
v ne Company,
.e Company,
J
.tone Company,
i
jholm Company.
ne (Newton),
? ?
i* Company,
^ seems'to^o^
\ *Oont of ammuW Company,
?lob lhe Brili"h "v
lacertaininp. The Bo^mj,?nn
w supplied itendersonville
. jteyr{alyB_t<sjtapnny, by W. S.
goffer.
^rtee DeoJC^ws Transfer Uomi*nv,
J. I. ;Dunlap.
4 Concord Telephone Company,
NL. D. Cotrane.
^tutherfordlon Telephone Oomj^by,
by J. C. Mills.
MQueeu City Telephone Com
W, by J. A. Ilelvin.
HUastonia Telephone Company,
B. Babington.
ntizen's Telephone Company,
? \
Shelby TelepHKne Com^puK
%A. W. Krskr^lak \
Independent Wftesj by W. O.
ffi The meeting wassailed to or
\r by Mr. J C. Mills, of Ruth
jfordton, who had been elected
itirman. Addressee of welcome
ere made by Mr. iS. Wittkowshy,
esident of the Charlotte Cham
?r of Commerce, and Hon. J. D.
jC!all, mayor of the city, and
*8e were appropriately replied
hy Messrs. W. B. Moore, of
orkville, and J. A. Martin, of
^jckory, respectively.
Sfhe name adopted for the asgfciation
is the Independent Tel>Unpoc
Association of the Caroli*
^',e QAi&erR ar? be ft presntfitwoAiC?
presidentb, a sec jyT'
creasuc/ od an execue
oo\mittee4?8i??lectricift?8
j two attorneys HiflHUso ^roj^Sbt^Any
persOlW* corpora*
<MM$>perating an exchange of 25
ormore 'phones or a toll line of
or more miles is elegible to
rbership.
a following officers were
*^fefi>rkviHe,
Moore, Dillon, S O.: J. A. He
vin, Charlotte; Dr. M. 0. Hunte
Stanley Creek; A. 0. Shufori
.Newton.
Attorneys; J. S. Brice, Yorl
ville, S. 0 , and T. C. Guthri
Charlotte. N. C.
Electricians: F. C. Mannin
Sumter, S. 0., and O. E. Brae
shaw, Charlotte, N. C.
Iln. J. K. Miller, Nowton Hamilton, Penm
writes, "I think DeWIU's Witob Hazel Sal
tbo grandest salve made." It cures piles a
heals everything. All fraudulent Imltatlo
are worthless. Crawford Bros. d-w
Our Two Senators.
From The Yorkvllte Yeoman.
Senator Tillman is justly r<
garded by many as one of tl
strongest men the South has i
the senate today, and many thin
him the most efficient represent)
tive the South has had in thi
body since the war. Contrary i
the expectations of many wl
have been politically opposed I
him, he has won the respect,
not the admiration, of his co
leagues in the senate. He yield
to none in his readiness in debat
able to hold his own againBt tl;
best of them. Sarcasm and iror
are particularly effective 'in h
hands. He dispises vacillation an
inconsistency. It was, no doub
on account of this?and goade
on by the direct charge of Sen
tor Albert J. Beveridge, of Ind
ana, that the blood of America
soldiers shed in the Philippim
was on the hands of those sem
tors and others who opposed tl
annexation of the islands?ih;
in his Philippine speech (as pu
lished in this paper last week
he made the scornful reference '
McLaurin in words of such ui
doubted import, though his nan
was not mentioned, no one coul
mistake it. Here are the exai
words :
' If you want my opinion a? to who
hands are red with the blood of Ame
ican soldiers, and of tensof tnouaan
of Filipinos?men, women and childri
?who have been slaughtered like ca
tie, look around and call to mind tl
men who made those strong and el
quent pleas, those earnest protests <
this floor in opposition to the treat
and even gave personal pledges to the
fellows as to how they would vol
Those are the men who, whether fro
corruption or from weakness or hot
gave the president, the legal excu
which he needed to prosecute the war
1 was a terrible castigatioii, ;
all our readers who remember il
debates in the senate prior to tl
ratification of the Spanish Ame
ican treaty ?>l peace, recall tin
Senator John L. McLiiiriu mac
one of the most eloquent speech*
against the treaty. And ye
when the vote came, less than
month later, he surprised tlm
opposed to the treaty, and tl
Democrats, especially, by votii
for il wiili the McKinle\ crow
P ;s evident thai Senator Til I ma
do*-? nut regard Senator McJLauri
as a reliable Democrat. Lookii
backward now, after a lapse '<
the few years that, have inte
vened, we recall an incident hei
in our own York court houi
when Dr. T. J. Strait, a ma
whom everyone in sober momen
knew was as "strait as a shingle
was howled down for attemptir
to state that he knew McLauri
to be a political renegade and ha
evidence 10 substantiate tli
charge' Our people were mad I
infatuated and would listen t
neither truth nor reason. But tli
opportunities that the electors <
the State, conferred upon Mi
Laurin and time haveenabled tli
senator to prove by his own acl
that what Doctor Strnit said wn
true and the accuser is avengec
Circumstances have proven ths
even so intelligent a people {
those of York county can be dc
ceived by a charlatan in nolitic
Blood Cure Sent Free.
By addressing Blood Balm Co. 81
Mioheil Street, Atlanta, Oa., any Er
terprise reader may obtain a ?amp!
bottle of their famous B. B. B.?B<
tanic Blood Balm, the greatetC, grar
dest, best and strongest Blorfd Ken
edy made. Cures when all else fail
pimples, ulcers, scrofula,eczema, boll
blood poison, eating sores, distressin
bkln eruptions, oanoer, catarrh, rhei
matism. Free medical advice Inolude
when description of your trouble I
given. This generous offer It wort
while accepting. Sample bottle sen
all charges prepaid. Large bottle
(containing nearly a qi,art of med
icine) for sale by all araggiato at I
?<1 ?
^HprmMRiya .Hood partner. * ****
c. Text of the New Act in Began
1 the Subject.
Li. *..<#?,_ __*"
Mr. Ashley tailed to tget
ri senate to pass his bill reduc
the privilege tax on fertilizer
10 cents a ton. But he was m
i- successful with his bill to pro*
e, that a purchoser of chemical i
tilizers may have the same
g alyzed of cost at Olemson colli
j] The act, which was appro
.* by the governor of the 1
reads:
Section 1. Be it enacted by
^ general assembly of the State
nd South Carolina:
rn" That from and after the j
sage of this act, any citizen
this Stale who shall purchase
commercial fertilizers or
nures, shall have the right
have the same analyzed by CI
0 son Agricultural and Mechan
ie college, by taking a sample
in same from at least 10 per cent
ik such fertilizers in the presenc
a. at least two disinterested
at nesses, one to be chosen by
to purchaser and one by the se]
1Q who shall certify that such san
to was taken from such fertili;
r or manures, which certific
. with the sample, shall be sei
1 i j:_:? a. a i
uy a tuiru umiuioreBtou p?riy
s the presence of said witnee
e, and directed to Olemson Agri
te tural and Mechanical college,
ty Sec. 2. The said college si
is have the said sample analy
,d free of cost, and within tb
^ months after receiving the s
plo supply the purchasers of e
' fertilizers or manures with a
I tificate giving the per cent, of
'* Rfomwor^ishai^
at
:) |to wash brushes
to I COMBS
II To wash hair brushes and combs, <
. _ LS a lablcspoonful of
I" HQ
Id I Gold Dust Washing Pow
('t m In boiling water: when Ills nearly cold,
I bristles up and down without allowing tt
JB of >hc brushes to become wet; when the
H ere clean, dip them In plain cold water
8? |'i them either by the fire or in the open all
t Uj turns the ivory back combs or brushes
tin i but tlol.l Dust docs not Injure them,
in H The ah* v* n taken frma onr free hnokldl
15 CTOIUi.X uULKS for housework*'
Seal fregoil reqnet* ?
TM* N. ... FA7RQA X COMPANY,
[16 t* Ahlo?flo, S*. Laula, hsw Vtrk,
O- SJFi^ ~~ WW
>n _
I pz JL
3 s
If ^H
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1,1 1
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UCUI
? IlLTT
t)l
CLYBURN-H
n LANC.
ts
We want
'g that we ha\
J MULES t
'? offered on tl
yo will sell thei
>e ces for cas
\ DON'T Bl
)
s. Till you lool
and get oui
delight you?
. prise'you.
l! good Wa^or
!: a Harness,
!; ' S^ fore you bn
,* best there is
is to sell them.
ijftybnrn-Ht
\j| #* . "
. * * 'r" y"
R*T different fertilizing ingredient
of same, signed by the chemist o
1 to Clemson Agricultural and Me
chanical college, which certificat
shall he admissible as evidenc
the in all suits relative to such fertil
!lnS izers or manures, whether th
8 to same be instituted by the vendoi
ore . .
nde or Purc" l8er ?' Bauie.
ter Sec. 3. That any vendor of com
*D* mercial fertilizers or manure
9ge. whose goods or wares fall short t
ved the extent of 10 per ceut. in an;
9th, fertilizing ingredient guarantee*
by the analysis on the sack o
the vessel holding same, when de
' livered to the purchaser, shal
forfeit one-half the sale pric
?a8 I thereof, to be recovered by sui
?* or set up as a counter-claim to a
any action for the purchase price o
ma such fertilizers or manures
1 10 Sec. 4. Be it further enacted
em- That if any seller or vendor c
ical fertilizers or commercial manure
> shall refuse, decline or neglect t
?[ choose a witness, as provided i
e ot pection 1, after having been noti
wlt' fied or requested by the purchase
so to do, then he or they shal
Ueri have forfeited their right so to d<
>P'e and the purchaser shall selec
sers two witnesses, who shall selec
*te, the third witness, who shall pro
*led ceed to take samples as hereinbc
in fore provided. All samples of fei
,8e8i tilizers drawn under the provii
cul ions of this act shall be subject t
such other rules as may be pre
scribed by the board of trnstee
of Olemson college, not inconsisl
tree ent with this act.
ftm- gee. 5. All acts and parts r
nch acts inconsistent with this act b<
cer" and the same are hereby, r?
th0 pealed.
woik -without G old Dusf |
h Jii ^ jjlfj ^ l
raw | . i
yellow. I SI II ?
I | .;?vS*.|j |
Boiltn. N
?W VMLLi- :, WHIT*
Bco
ft)
STOCK!
EATH MULE CO.,
ASTER, So. Cn.
the public to know
re the finest lot of
hat has ever been
his market, and we
n at reasonable prill
or good paper.
JYA MULE
c through our stock
prices. One will
-the other will surWh^'you
want a
Puggy.or set of ;
m^and see US bely.
W<U Rave the
and we are going
iath MuleCjL
* ?? .. M n
i f ?
Mno.
#
6 P/iiM^ain's
' F'rim?i2?
I aro ovorywhcrom
0 Every woman knows
v some woman friend who
II lias boon ho'pod by Lydia
1 Em Plnkham's Vegetable
11 Compound. W!:z>t doos
n this friond say about it ?
[ Road tho letters from
n womon being published in
this paper, if yosa are
: ailing, don't try e>:perl?
lf mentsm ReSy gjj the roiia"
blOm
O
n Mrs. Pinkhar^'s great
i- medicine has s.sod with "
out a poor for thirty
' yoarsm
:t. Puzzled womon write tc
it Mrs. Pin.diaxn for advice
' which sho gives without
*' ohargc. The rrVfce le
j confidential and accurate'.
o ft has helped a malic on wo>.
men. MPinkham's
Ift O^V/M# H?9iM ' --w
.f Notice!
9.
>- mHE County Hoard of Kqualizatioi
X will m?;et at the Court House, 3d
_ Tuesday in March, 20th inst., lOuO, fo
the purpose of hearing all grievance
j if any, from the valuations made b;
I the Township Hoards of Assessors.
\ M. C. GARDNER,
Sup. and Cbm'n. Co. Hoard of Kqual
' ization.
Feb. 21, 1?00.
; ""southern "railway."
' oK
Central Time at Jacksonville and Snvnnnal
& Eastern Time at Other Point*.
Schedule In Effect January 17th, 1000.
NORTIIROITNH N? ^ N" ??'NoJ
northbound. , Dally Daily ex 8
ti tv. Jacksonville, (Plant 8ys?| 8 00a 7 4"5p 1310
9 '* Savannah,(So. Ky ) 13 ISp 13 Ota 4 1C
5 " Barnwell 4 03p 4 00a 7 54
t M Blackville 417p 4 15a 810
' " Springfield 4 40p 4 38a ....
" Sally... 448p 4 47a ...
" Perry 4Nr? ....
Ar. Columbia ft 55y ilOOa 03i
Lv. Charleston,(So. By.).... 7uuaU00pi 530
" Summorville 7 41u liMOnt 6M
" Branchvi He K5.ui 1 55a 7 3a
' Orangeburg 023a 3 50a 76U
" Kingvillo 10 1.'4* 4 30a 84i
Ar. Oolumbla 11 o(m OOOnl BOO
Lv. Augusta,(So. By. ) ... . 3 Dip UHOp;
" Oranltevillo 3 alp 1015pj....
AiKon ;t wp ...
" Trenton. 4l*)p 11 OOpI
" Johnston 4 14p irJUp ....
Ar. Oohimbin,(Union Depot) 550 p 2 llta
Lv. Columbia,(Blanding ?t .. rt l?ri? t)15n!'.i4(
" Winnsboro 708p 7 20at08i
" Chester 751p 8 10a! 11 15
' Rook HI. I 8 2.tp 8 47o 11 3t
Ar. Charlotte 1? 10p tl 40u 1- 2]
Ar. Danville 12 Mn I :tspi a 4<
Ar. Richmond ?.... .a Bpl....
Ar. Washington .. . 7 :). n|7Tfii>p|lO II
" Baltimore,(Pa. R. It.).. | It 12a 11 25p!ll Z
" Philadelphia II ii'in 2Mai lilt
" New York t 2 'Jbpl 0 18a' 4 1?
Lv. Columbia 777. .... 1i 40aT7 6&a]7~77
Ar. Hpastanburg 8 I0p, I1 2oa ....
_ " Ashoville 7OUp1 2 87p ....
I Ar. Knoxvlllo 4 lf>a! 720p' .
I Ar. Oinotnnnll ~ 7 Httr ~7"toa|....
I Ar- Loulsvlllo 777 "^~1'7 iVipl "7 50al.
I sotTTiinouvn |No..SljNo.85 No.
| ioUTnnoilNi). Daily Daily ox 8
Lv. LiOnUnriUe ... | fl8a| 7 . [
Ev . Cincinnati i 8 l?a| 800p|
* Ev. Knoxvillo I 2da ? 27vt ...
" Ashevillo.. k :i05p ...
" Spartanburg II a! il l.'ip
Ar. <' > uiitbta i( : ?' It I8p ..
Lv. NOW i..rk il'a. H. It. i J I.I.Kit 12 l<
" Philadelphia. . .. .j ttu.p; bliUu 81
" gnllirooro 82; '22a .">2"
Lv.Wnulling!on.t.so. By.p. Itfoy il 15a
Lv. hloliinoa i .
Lv. Danville .. ,t 7. isp 12 iii
Lv. Chariot .o i .
lt<H-k Hill ; a i . i . . . 0
" Chester ... i . a II ' "J( ' 2!
" Winnsboro,. I in i i I n fl d
Ar. Columbia, 11' | a i a 7 u
Lv. Columbia,11'lit . i . , I a ' . -i
Johnston .! ;Jn ....
" Trenton : , > i n'
Ar. Aiken I . .
" Ornnitnville 1 ..la
" Augusta o i
" KinKviUo ...
" Orangeburg * ' *
" Rrmn-hvillo . ; 1 :
" Hummorviih* , . p .1 I
Ar. Cihnrlo<ton . (Ml II I
Lv. Columbia.i I 1 .
Ar. Parry
hully
" Springfield I :
' Bin Itvillo . , . *
" Bn rn\vo)l ; ! >
" biwunnnh ' - i I i
Ar. Jm-k? mv i!'". i'
Sl??>in?T . v.u
Excellent dni y j n agm* iai lx'1 \V'-?
Florida and No .v \mk.
No*. HI and IS!?Mow Vu: U and !''.? i in
Ited. Ihilly except Mutjdfty. . >
sivclv of Piillninn ftnc.i: U uwin : ::oo t
tug, Conipurtmont and Obaor/nmry I'1
twern How Yorlc.l' .lund.ln and St. V" i
Hon. HH and <14--Now Y'or.i and i'.h i a
preen. Drnwlng*rootn seeping ar-. heiwei
Aug"-?ta and Now York.
Pullman drawlng-rodm sleeping imm 1i
twoen Port Tanum, .In VmoiivIIIo, S.i.iuiiin
Washington and Now \ ork.
Pullman sleeping oar* he: w?t:i Charlotte n
Birbmniid Dining ojir. Chariot
and 8ava>u. :b.
No*. H*> nnd Jrt?U. s. I'm Mail. Thro"
twetvp Ju'k^mflllu im ' \..!??;i!ii J*u
*?n |jrep#e<i*r#fii'fwi ? \a< .* ui l CM
lott?. Dl'illt* 'MTM HTVI', !?!!* >1)1 l.rt
Pltlbiui* Hlrnjitatf . ; r< !:?? \? ?'v;i .ir.fUri mvi.
ndO)nttU*W'. -I .m v \vivn iiirlu?
vllle find Cin<-ini:n i. vlu A>iu? . i>.
FRANK 8. GANNON, v J M.OI'LP.
ThJrilV-P. fefti-n. Mjjr A I : nrt!<- Mirr.
Washington, L?. \ Wnn: ln?'oo. li.
W^TUKK. b,
i iii <*. ,
'' r"; ~: ^ i
SMITH ?? > +- * I
tSSST- i 1
WOODSHOP. ? IS
WE have opened a SHOP oi> I '
the CLARK CORNER in 1 *
tbe pld Henry Hancock Shop.
*nrd are -prepared to do al) W \ 4
Kinds of
: BLACKSMITH & WOODWORK. ij
t WE GUARANTEE SATIS ' 1$
i FACTION to our Patrons. V
t Prices to Suit *"the TIMES.
We will be glad lo do your
Work. *". f!
\ D. P. BARER and
, peter Mcpherson.
OOIITH CAROLINA & GEORGIA 1
( ) . EXTENSION R..R. COMPAMT.
Schedule No. 4
' In Effect 12.01 a. in.. Sunday, Dec. 24, ISM.
BetweenCamden.S.C.and Blackstrarg,S.C. &'"i
West." 33 ?afct 88.
First Cluss EASTERN TIME. KlrstOla? ' Jj
* PuBnengor Passenger f
* Dally bally , f
Except STATIONS. Except
Sunday. Sunday.
P. M. I A. M.
12 SO Caraden 18 2k
, 1 15 DcKalb 18 02
1 27 Westvllle 11 SO ..
t I 40 Kershaw 11 S5
' 2 10 Heath Spring 11 20
2 15 Pleasant HIU . 11 15
2 36 Lancaster 10 56
2 50 Riverside 10 40
3 00 Sprlngdell >010
3 10 Catawba Junction 10 80
3 20, Leslie . 10 10
3 401 Rock HIU . 10 00
o ?iii i?iri v am
rl 4 02' Tirxtth 9 30
4 20 YorUvllle ? 9 IF
' I 35 Sharon 9 03
r 4 50 Hickory Grove 946
. 5 oo Smrrnu 8 38
' 5 20 Hlucksburg 8 15
> P. M A. M.
Between Bla cksbnrg,S.G.,and Marlon,B.C.
- vv.-Bt. II. U.
m<c Class EASTERN TIME. WfllaM
Mixed V} tdfcd ^
Uaily .>"* J&liL I
Except STATIONS. . EtWP* _ , M
Sunday. 'S 9unday. <1;
A. M. M.
8 10 Blncksburg J-Vt? 5 40
8 30 Earls 7??? 80 '
8 40 Patterson Springs '.-j 6 It :
0 2M) Shelby <6 00
to oo DatWmdre 4 50
10 10 Moo res bo ro 4*40 % J
lo 2ft Henrietta 4 90 '? J
10 50 Foroet City 3 90 I
H 1> Uutlierfordton ??* 3 86
11 35 Millwood if* 3 06
* U V Golden Valley ' g 60
lis -"naass* . is
. 12? !.
jj A M .L * * >. l% - |r. m.
a W K ST. QAFFNlCTrtPlVlSlON BAfcfcj
- First Class girSlClass
$ 15 13 EASTERN TIME. ^ f?? 1<J
^ .Si.SS iiittSi [
i iSf 12| |i| 111
ip P. M. A. U ~ ^"*4 * '2ir "pTiT.
'P I 00 4 00 " MluOksburg * . 7 50 3 00
?P I 20 0 20 .OheMdreaFalls' Jt 2j7 30 2 40 *
^ 1 40 6 40 (!TO? r ?7 10 2 80 /
V ' M A M P M 7
Trains Nos. 82 and?33 <x)noect*at?BUtokSburg
with.trains on the Oaffney DrvCnonSti^?.
'(J^raln No. 32 connects at Camden with the
Charles ion'.Division of the Southern' jtsnfefcy
fp for all points south. % ? IQ&'&Kr
!}! iroliiL- weiil, inaRca^tiriA&widh^htti^^e&ter'
;{, -v i'., wUh iho & C. 7i^C., aiCuntrba .lunch
[2 nil' with the 8outhern'Rmw^!goin(fnorth.
1? Train No. 11 connects at HHtCksbui^r With the **
.. Southern Kailwuv from the souli. At Marlon, W>r
v-i N V . villi s-.uthorn Hallway going.west.
? SAM'L HUNT. ? A.-jllUPF.
in President. Superintendent.
? S. It LUMPKIN, a. P. A,
5 -? ..
LANCASTER & CHESTER
: RAILWAY. ***> . $Lv
:ii lii-tween Chester ai^L Lancaster.
>U ?
7. Schedule In Effect Dec. 17, 1809. v*
7 Daily Except Sunday.
Sou tli bound. Northbound.
No. la No. 17. No. 1& Ng|4
hi P. M A. 6f 7~ i P. M. Ai.ll
lp 8 10 10 30 d Lv ...Chester. ...Ar ? 00 7 67
;p '.... .As "V
?ii 8 47 II 10* '.. Klchburg 6 10 7*1
8 5< It 30,d ".. Utttseomville.. * 4 68 7 18
* U13 11 50 ".. .Fort Lawn.?." 4 W 6 67
w ' " ... ."
m 0 40 12 80 d Ar. Lancaster.. Lv 4 I'D 6 80 jjr
L
P P. M.|P. M.| 1i?, H. A. U
Nu. 14, leaviuv I.nncastcr fl.30 iv*ap? mnk^f
close rtAuut itrm ut CUcsi' r with? Souihora ML*
Knilwfcy N|Kj|UtifetJinrlottc?nd ftnirits north ; ^Br
- and ateabopfl^HIEnliMi "At inula Spaclal" Tor
' Ailnutaand points }i'#F Al^tv wUu Curolina -H
> & NertJfwrstcrii Ity. No. It for Lenoir, N. C
In nnd Intermediate points, and Southern Kail
' ^Ai^Jor and po^nta noutb.
. Net llGWv'in.' Chester 10.3JG*.JO.f oonnects
wfflpWnthern Ry , No. 3d from ~Cbtumbta and , .
pfrtnts south: Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Sp?- m
eial" from Northern and Kasteru points and *
Southern Hy, No. 33 from Nortbcrtr And Eastern
points, nnd at Lancaster with S. C. M G. K
' for lllacksburg
' No. id. leaving I. a maun a# i ?Up. flu, oonnects
at Lancaster with 5^t-lS' Q. B from Camdon
and Marion. !-outUerj?Jty, No. M at Chester for ^
Charlotte and point* floiAn:
No. 15. leaving Chesiqr h.10 p q., connects at
Chester with Southern Itaflwity No. 3t iroin
Columbia and (lolnM south
I.KROY SPRINGS,
J. M. HEATH, President.
(Jen'l. Pas. Agent. t
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