Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a^nnncrK Kvnm fK? Jnai |Uk fcrot)?bly remarkable n in the lifted States is Pel0. Th^Ofeh a flourishing, asive Mtiness centre, with -pulatigpflPov'er 6,000, it has cifytovOrilm'ent a no councils, *Jor yono police. In spite -is xtrAtnlinaryVfondition vf irs, th'e^bify has theVeputation ?ping on^ of the bestfregulated ^ has been ^"Usteifde 17 years, and preone of the most interesting ta of tK? flfil/) v nf fko mnnt I fcii&prohlem that ever confrontd thefllfident. , It has no newswr ? .- . j^no lawyers, no JoooW thoitfSir^o_P^!; ;iaaaty*od in the entire ^opulatioo of 6,000 notone face is black, rberfe is bo private ownership, wierj thhfjg in the city, land, ' Miildima Bind manufacturing indostriein>'alonging exclusively to -rjk~*reat corporation which the town. In its entire history there bias never been a L single awarder committed, and the , had never experienced an . strike or any lrind of labor disturbance. The antecedents of all ffMOns coming into the town as residents and employes are career investigated, and onlW those untarnis^ d repirfations ted? main^ The ie^ schools, 'ig librafch are 'he cit-mfty, town authority and its in?r* , man is the prea company which founns the town?Ellison When interviewed for and recently, * {?ET?ked: iMf>aVawitem does away with all of politics and office opJUfc"* - Of course, you might > tSat it v?its a great deal of 4 in the hand* of one man * abuse of this author f nlfht result in dangerous tRios. There is a certain rfjnef troth in that, but we >een living under this sys 17 ve%rs and our city is jir tTJ? citizens |ire not! with exorbitant taxes, are they compelled to iii^useless and expensive 'ders. Every one in Pelzer >rK Tor a living, and time politicians and those who tie expense of other peoe oar town a wide berth, thi^f*** that I ascribe a .sure of Nour success, for mly convinced that most wlessness which exists in a proceeds directly from intluence of the po) 'elxer is essentially a this is uot our only v , .'.-Sre, besides the cotton mil Is, an oil >m and mattress coma savings hank. The 1 'facturinx company ( ?~ifc^ncident,to /( ^the city^an/pdoes a |1 work required, f *ng, the sanitary i act cleaning and * ' 'Mirs is the I *1*-" " ' f v*7* "' I -mTi I V ,1 V7--T a limit of a day's work, and w keep Saturday half-holiday al the year rouud. Our employe occupy some 900 or more coltaget built for them by the company and each is surrounded by a larg garden. Large pastures are main tained lor the :attle, which"' th people own and which consist c cows, horses, sheep and goatt Many of our citizens own thei own horses and vehicles. The public school system i highly efficient, and the school are kept open ten months in th year. Those who work at th mills are requited to leave worl at some stated time each week ii order to receive instruction. Ed ucation is compulsory, and ou system includes all grades. Ever effort is made to combine the ed ucational and practical, and al those students who manifest par ticular aptitude are selected fc advanced educational course! Women are furnished the sain facilities as men. "We have no local newspapei and we don't want any. On reading rooms subscribe to 2 leading dailies, which are sen here from all the prominet citie and contain all the informatio that is necessary to keep our pec pie in touch with the outsid world. We have no law court! because we don't need any. Ou citizens live in peace and friend ship. They do not quarrel ; the have no financial claims agains each other, and the triflin occasional differences which occu I am able to decide myself. 1 we allowed one lawyer to liv here, another would soon move i to fight him, and the result woul be discord. We have no aldei men, no courts, no municipu councils, no police. The re* idents keep the peace and ge along comfortably without then We have no drunkenness becaus we don't permit liquor within th city limits, and drunkenness fui 11 ii._ i? uioiirn mint? iiiau llctn tilt? Ullr iness of a police force." MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY. It is certainly gratiiyfng to th public to know of one coocern i the land who are not afraid to h generous to the needy and suft'ei ing. The proprietors o( Dr. King New Discovery for Consumptioi Coughs and Colds, have give away over ten million trial bottle of this great medicine; and hav the satisfaction of knowing it ha absolutely cured thousands u hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchi tis, Hoarseness and all diseases o the Throat, Chest and Lungs art surely cured by it. Call on Craw ford Bros. Druggist, and get a fre trial bottle. Regular size 50c. am $1 Every bottle guaranteed, o price refunded. i CONFLICTING REPORT. Boers Said to be Seeking Peac and Resolved to Fight. London, March 5. ? A dispatc lo The Times from Leorenzo Mai quez, dated Sunday, says persist ent reports continue to prevai that the Transvaal governmen haa opened negotiations lookin to securing peace. On the othe hand, that the Boers will make stand, at (llencoe and Laing1 Nek is stoutly asserted, and tha in the meantime the entrench ments at Pretoria are being e.\ tended in anticipation of a siegi The dispatch says a high authori ty at Bloemfontein says that i the event of a repulse of the Bo ers of the Free State forces,the; will retire towards Transvaal an iunite with their brethren thorf maintaining the struggle to th lait. x TO t ritF, LARRIPPK IV TWl IM YN Take Laxativk Hromo Quixink Tab i.ktm. All druggists refund the mone if it fails to cure. K. W. fiaovK's six afore on every box. 25cents. 21 8TUBU0RNLY OPPOSED. Roberts' Hard Fighting (Join, Towards liloeinfontein. . f Osfontein, March 5.?OnSatur day, with the cavalry under Geo eral French, forming an ad vane guard, Roberta' march towari Bloerafontein was sturdily op posed in its progress eastward An attempt was made this morn ing to oust a force of the enemj >ccupying a strong position foni TiiJes east, but after an exchange >f a few rifle shots and rece /)! i half dozen four pounder ? fllf rom the Boers, French retired. \ larger force is now going forra^d . hard fighting is exJ Z?f -af* v i m #> ML J MCE Witt IMMINENT. ,* A THOUSAND ALABAMA NE-' V OKOES ABE UP IN ARMS, j ? i- One of Their Leaders Was Shot?He e Had Talked of Revenge for The ,f Lynching of Another Negro. ' Lelcuatiche, Ala., March 5.?A r thousand negroes are lip in arms over the assassination of one of 8 their leaders, Jim Crosby, who 8 was called to his door at midnight 8 Saturday and riddled with buck8 shot. The assassins rushed "over k the body and dragged Crosby's n wife and little daughter from their beds and shot them several times, r leaving them for dead, y The negroes from 50 miles around have crowded into the 1 place. They declare they know ' the perpetrators and will have re,r venge. The whiles are quite well ' armed. If the negroes fire the 8 first shot there will be a horrible slaughter. The negro who shot r' merchant Howell several days age J was lynched. The negroes de0 clared they would have revenge. Crosby was their most fearless !8 spokesman. n W0RKIN6 NIGHT AND DAY The busiest and mightiest little ir thing that ever was made is Dr. I King's New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated globule of health, * that changes weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, K brain fag into mental power. r They're wonderful in bui'ding up f the health. Only 25c. per box e Sold by Crawford Bros. Drugist. 3 n . ? . 1 DUTCH IN REBELLION. Nearly Whole Population in Two 't Districts Rise Against British. l. Capt town. March 0.?Nearly e the whole of the Dutch population e r ii... ?...i w....i?a. J. \si iiic uuoi\a aim ivoiiiiaiut UIB ] i- trict are in rebellion. Many of the Dutch from neighboring (lis tricts are reported to have joined them, notably Diet Moolman, who 0 will lead the rebels to Brandbles. e Lucas Steinkamp. commanding " the Boers, is reported marching on Garnavron. It is believed that n' Gordinia and Victoria West will is rise. It is thought that the total e number of men in arms will ex>B ceed three thousand. The gen i- eral opinion of loyalists that a strong force of British will be re quired as a icserve would spread e the rebellion. d * A8 it is desirable to do business 1 everv dav. it is necessary to use the public prints daily. 6 A Word to Doctors ' We have the highest regard for the t medical profession. Our preparations jr are not sold tor the purpose of antagonizing them, but rather as an aid. We lay it down as an established truth that ? internal remedies are positively injuri'h ous to expectant mothers. The distress ^ and discomforts experienced during the months preceding childbirth can be al' leviated only by external treatment?by I applying a liniment lhat softens and re). luxes the over-strained muscles. W? make and sell such a liniment, combining' the ingredients in u liiauuei II hitherto unknown, and call it : Mother's Friend e w o know that in thousands of cases it has proved more than a blessing to expectant mothers. It overcomes morning sickness. It relieves the sense ol D tightness. Headaches cease, and danger from Swollen, Hard and Rising Breasts iR avoided. Labor itself it shortened and shorn of most of the pain, j We know that many doctors rccom>. mend it, and we know that multitude* I { women go to the drug stores and buy it because tliey are sure their physician! have no objections. We ask a trialjust a fair test. There is no possihli chance of injury l>eing the result, be cause Mother's Friend is scientific ? ally compounded. It is sold at f.i a bot tie. and should be used during most 01 the period of gestation, although great relief is ex|>erienced if used only a short time before childbirth. Send for our il iustrated book al>out Mother's Friend. ? THE BRADFIR1.D REGULATOR C<X ? a* ATLANTA. OA. Wm Orr Newark. Ohio, says: "Wo never feel safe without Ono Minute Cough Cure in . the house It saved my little boy's life when ho had the pneumonia. We think it in tho host f medicine made " It cures coughs and all lung diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and vivo* I immediate results. Crawford Bros- dw-s ? I Mrs. Harriot Evans, Hlnsdalo, III., writes: ' ' ! nevor fall to relieve my children from croup at once by using One Minute Cough Curo. 1 would not feel safe without it" Quickly cures cough", colds, grippe and ail throat and lung | diseases. Crawford Bros. d-w s ^ithoai^MDasf'l ^li ?w SIskW* | ! Wteftj^Piwfflq | SOUTHERN RAILWAY. fTfouscmwkis haidwoi TO CLEAN NURSERY BOTTLES After tbt bottle bee been need, rinse I thoroughly In verm veter; then fill vltb vero water containing a teaspoonful of Cold Dust Washing Powder and let It stand, shaking every now and then, I rubber tube is used let It remain also In th> water. Rinse through clean water several tlmea Oold Dust la much more effective than eoap ti clean them, ae It removes all specks and motei clinging to the eldee of the bottles. Th? abova la tatan from our frau booklat "OOLDEN RULES lt)R HOUSEWORK" Sua* frva on raquaat to THR N. K. PAIRBANK COMPANY, CMene*. at. Louis, New Vsrh, Rootou Star Route Box Delivery. Notice is hereby given to the public that the contracts for carry ing the mail on all of the Star Routes in the State of South Carolina, taking effect July 1, 1000, provide that those who so desire may have the mail that is addressed to them delivered by the carriers into boxes along the lines of the several routes. Auy persou living on or near any Star Route 111 the State named who desires his mail deposited in a box on the line of the route by the carrier on said route may provide aud erect a suitable box on the roadside, lo eated in such manner as to be reached as conveniently as prac ticable by the carrier, and such person shall iile with the postmaster at the postollice to which his mail is addressed (which shall be one of the two post ollices on the route on either side of aud A. A _ A I I \ _ A ? _ nexi 10 me vox j a request 111 writing for the delivery of his mail to the carrier on the route for deposit in said mail box, at the risk of the addressee. It shall be the duty of the postmaster at every such poetofliee, upon a written order from any person living on or near the Star Route, to deliver to the proper mail carrier for that route any mail matter, except registered tnai 1, with instructions aH to the pn per mail box into which said mail matter shall be deposited ; but 110 mail matter so delivered to a carrier for deposit shall be carried past another postoflice on the route before being deposited in a mail box. The carrier on the Star Route will be required to receive trom any postmaster 011 the route any mail matter that may be entrusted to him, outside of the usual mail hag, and shall carry such mail matter to and deposit it in the proper b?>x"B placed on ttie line of the routefor this purpose; such service bv the carrier to tie without charge to the addressees. The mail carriers must lie able to read and write the Knglish language and be of sufficient in telligence to properiy handle and deposit the mail for boxes along the routes. Tlwi luii/ Tirnuiilnu nvarif carrier of the mail shall receive any mail matter presented to him, if properly prepaid by stamps, and deliver the same tor mailing at the next post office at which he arrives, but that no fees shall be allowed him therefor. The contract price covers all the service required of the carrier that is indicated herein. \V. S. JSIIALLKNBKU(rKit, Second Axxixt. Postmaster Gen A 4>?o?l Cough .fltMllcluo Tor Children. "I Imve no hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says F. I*. Moran. a well known ami popular baker, of Petersburg, Va. "We have given it to our children when troubled with bad coughs, also whooping cough, and it has always given perfect satisfaction. II was recommended to me by a druggist as the best cough medicine for children as it contained no opium or other harmful drug." Sold by .1. K. Mackey A Co. South Carolina now has a cotton manufacturing c^ pacity equal to the consumption of about 500,000 baloH per year. The average productive capacity of the State ia put at 1.000,000 bales, or about 500.000,000 pounds. The problem that is now being worked out by the Carolinians is how to so increase the number of spindles as to he able to use up all the home supply of raw material. Evidently there is room for further profitable investments in southern cotton mills, and, as the Charleston News observes, it will take the spinners a long time to catch up with the planters.?Philadelphia Kecord. j jr v Central Time at Jacksonville and Savannah. Eastern Time at Other Point*. Schedule In Effect January 17th, lOuO. NOKTIIHOITNI, 'No.wjXo.S'l No.ifl nohtiihound. jDeily lhuly ,ex su Lv. Jacksonville, (Plant Sysli 8 oftai 745p 12 lOp " Savannah,(So. Hy ).. 13 l.Vp I2u6a I I up " Barnwell 4o.,i> 4 7 Mp * Hlnekville 4 17;> 4 l.vij 8 lop M Springfield 4 4ftp 4 3ba . " Hally 4 l->p 4 I7n| '* Perry. ; 4 .Vm| Ar. Columbia . "> , > iKMa jittp Ev. Charleston,(So. Hy.) .. 7 (* ;? llUUp 520p " Sunimervillo 7 lla l:?Hit; 55sp " Branehville b.Ymj 1 66a. 7 2.">p " Orangeburg ft fin 60:. 758|i " Ktngvilln lo l.'a I jua S4.r?p At. Oolombla i - i * i t< >tj Lv. Augusta,< So. Hy. ) .. HtXtp OHOpi " Oramtoville .. Ship 10 lap " Aiken 11 2up " Trenton 4 opp 1! inp " Johnston.. , 4 1 ip II Ar. Coluinbtn,(Union Depot) 6 hep! 'J Inn Lv. Columbia,(Blending St (!1>>{>' tl l.V? ft 4op " Winnslioro 7Utpi 7 .Mh 10 hip " Cheater 7 Sip ? Ion 11 12p " Hock Hill 8 2lp| b 47a 11 lisp Ar. Charlotte .. ' tluji D 40n 12 21a Ar. Danville Ii .Ma 1 Itftpl ;t i?'-a Ar. Kiohmond .. .. u a Sap Ar. Washington 7 SSii --'p 1" 16a * Baltimore,(Pa. It. 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" Tie:.to.i .. ; Ar. Alki n ... i ;. ; ;i " (sl'iilitteviMe I. ; 7 l.-Ili "_.Vi."is a tin Ev. t ; , yj .. ; ; , I , " Kinv. u e , - /:( t 7.. ,i " Oi anu'ehnrg . . / 14., , s " Ismnh.i e I 1 1 ;i \> 1 " 1 : p 7.i:i 1 < - mi : ' I. "HIM I.v. On.inil...i . .1.1 !1 .11 1 . i u.ti Ar, 1'iirry " Mtlly .. " ! .. " |ilm*k vi!,?* ! i . .ii'ji S1..I " Ririiwull .. 1 14 a " favanunh 2?? 5 1 : !?;':> Ar. Jaota inrl!'t'.(P'nii' ?* .? : . Slvepinu; Oa. S'lfviau. ilnily : - rii i- !w*h i 1 lor. la and No i V >rk. N" Ml and !f5?Ni-.v York and Kluri.la I.in(ted. Daily n e Suiidny, ".ir. mvolv "I I'liliniiiii fiii? i !i iwiti !.' a , Intt, <'"iNl>ar'ini'iil an! i lisi r a- n-.i (' ir-. I>tWMin Nini York, <' iumlan and -t- Am iHtiiir, No*. Iwt ami at- .s n Y i t an<l i i.ni.ia Kr. jiri-Hs. Draw I a if rin mi s ivi>li. ; mi -> l.iti\vi*m AiiKiisia ami Ni-a- Ymk. I'ulltiian ilrmvn.^ r i an sliivm-f ars 1?> twii n 1'iirt Tain tin. .!a? k??in vi. i fa.aiii.au Vn>liliiKton ami .Sihv Vi. Pull mail i.i i iiinir in w. a t "nai a i Kirliiiimiil Diniim cars 1?. wi i-a <'la: Intl.* and .-avnaiiali. Nik. Mi nail .HI? I'. ?. Kail V*nt. Thi iinifti Puilinaii drn'.vlnv-rmhi 1 mj .'-.lo twi'i'ii .Im-kwHivilli ai * V- ,j I I 'it 11 man i. ifidliKI'ar* !? '\vi i 'i A' a ai. l Cliai lnlln. 1 >iii 111K rura - rvn a nun - r iroillii I'll I llllllll M I. Ill it 111. " I 1* . ?l \v . > I .. ... l .. and Columbia iiiirouio lnil v In-twicn Ju? ii*.>11 villi* nnil l'iin li; 11:1 i, via Asiit*> u PKANK S.UAN.NON, J M. i 'I 'I.I' Thiril V 1'. \ i ii-n. Mijr,, TrnlHi- Mgr., WhkIiIiuMoii, I). \Vn?li:ni?tiiii l?. i" W. . TL'liK. H H. UAKliWl; K, Uvn. Pass. A*;'!.. As'l lit ii. i'uss. An t. VnnhiiiKloii, 1>. (J. At.ui.la. da MONEY TO LOAN! | T HAVK made arrangements with 1 Brokers in New York tJity through whom I am able to plaee loans sn ored by a lirst mortgage on impri ved farms lor live years time, payable in matal^ inenls, at the low rate of 7 per eenl. interest per annum. The brokerage anil the charge for ahstraet and inspent ion are small anil at thuexpen-e of the borrower. It. C. VVYLIE, Atty-at-l aw. Sept. '11, lklK). I'm. NOTICE! mil K Township Hoards of \s-<esHor.JL are calleit to meet at their usual places of meeting on the 1st. Tuesday in March,dill inst., I'.mo, for the purpose of eanvassinir and euinili/in" the return* as taken hy I lie county Auditor. The return* will In* ready to tfive out, by the llrsf Sa'urday 111 Mareh to the different Boards, and after ranvatuting will immediately return same to this office with their reports. ? _JOllN A.IO'IK, Co. Auditor. F?b, 21. ltfOO. Mrs (-salvlit tflramermiut. Ha . fiv- "As a ?|> -oil v cure fcir cAtufhs, colds enum .out son tlrom One Minute <'ou 'h < ure is unt'i|ual<!<t It is iiioasant for children to ,r.e ' hoarllv r< comment ti to mothers " li> gconly harm loss remedy thai produces Inm sate result' I' ci.m'.s I ronoliits, pneumonia Ariup" m l tliro I unit luni? diseases. It will'pitVout con sumption L rawfore Bros. 'v 0-w .h (.miles doslrtnr njfmli'n'ml iwiM* tuu' anouUl use Mntnjfms ?r Tnolvis. jW auru^ I Q. V !' # * -' < - ' '* * " ' "., *:\\ ' V-i. ?: NEW ^ SMITH and >WOODSHOP. i* WE have opened a SHOP on the CLARK CORNER in ? t he old Henry Hancock Shop. wnd are prepared to do all Kinds of BLACKSMITH & WOODWORK. WE (JUARANTEE SATISFACTION to our Patrons. Prices to Suit the TIMES. We will be glad to do your Work. D. P. BAKER and peter Mcpherson . OOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA jj EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 in Effect 12 01 a. m.. Sunday, Due. 24, 1899. BetweenCamden.S.C.and Blacksbarg.S.C. \Vcst :i:t .. hunt. 88. Kirsi Class KASIhRN TIME. Klrst C'lans I'aHsunKur KasscnifeT J bally Dally Except STATIONS. Except Sunday. Sunday. i* m A. m". I 12 !?) Camden * 12 2k I I V DcKulb 12 02 I 27 Wimtvlilo II M) 1 iu iversttnw 11 no 2 in llcitih Spring 11 2() 2 IS Pleasant Hill II 16 2 36 Lancaster 10 6ft 2 60 Klvcrsido 10 40 3 im Sprlmrdcll 10 30 3 io Catawba Junction 10 20 3 20 Deslle 10 10 3 to! Kock Hill 10 (>0 3 ;?r? NcwiMirt 9 sft 1 02' Tirznii 9 30 4 2<i Yorkvillo 9 Hi I 3ft SI) iron 9 01 4 60 Hickory drove 8 4ft ft oo Stnvrnn 8 3S ft 20 ItlueUsburK 8 1ft P. M A. M. Between Blaisburg^.C.^nd Marion,l.C. Wisl. II | Fast. H! BASTKKN TIM(3. see. Class Mixed Mixed Dailv ?Ua,,J. Except STATION'S. Except Sun day. Sunday. A~ M ~ P. M 8 lo Itlackshurg fl 40 8 :{o Karls fl 20 8 |o Patterson* Springs ft 12 '.I 20 Shelby fl 00 lo no Lattiraore 4 ftO lo 10 Mooresboro 4 40 lo 2ft Henrietta 4 20 10 fto Forest City ' 3 SO 11 I Kutherford ton * 3 2ft II 3ft Millwood 3 06 11 I Golden Valley 2 60 12 oft Thermal City 2 45 12 2ft Glen wood 2 20 12 fto Marion 2 00 a M p. M. w ! ;st" oaf?nT: v division kas^ F'f I C':e:v FirstClass Ift 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 10 ff! iff STATIONS. =||||| P M A M A. M P. M. I *1 < > H lac Us burg 7 60 3 00 I 20 d 2.' Cherokee Falls 7 30 2 40 I I" d 10 GalTuey k-7 10 2 20 '' M A M AM P. M I raii.s Nos 32 sunl 33 connect at lilacksburg with trains on thcdaflney Division. Train No 32 con nee ts at Camden with the ( harleston Division of the Southern iiailwav (ill- till points SOUtll. Train No. Tt lenvlnt; Caimlen at 12.40 p. tn., point; west,. makes connection at Lancaster, S , with the L ,ii (.'. H. It., at Catuwrha Junction with tin- S. A li., pointr north; at ltock Hill with tin* Southern Hall way. poine north. Train No II coiiiiucIh at lllncksburp with the Southern Hallway trom the south. At Marion, N with Southern Huilwuy point; west. SAM'I?. HUNT. A.TK1PP, I'resilient. Superintendent S. it. LUMPKIN. O. P. A. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY. - ^ between Chester ami Lancaster. Schedule in KfTeet Dec. 17, lhiiO. $1 DililIf Exce/tt Sumhiif. Southbound Northbound! No. I.\ No 17. No. 10. No. 14 _ 1' M IA M l' r .. P M A. M s pi loaul Lv ...Chester ... Ar 6 UO 7 67 ".... .... " X 17 11 !(>; ". Hichliurx.... " 6 10 7 21 x fil it ;ki:,t >. ltascoinvllln.. " I Ml 7 12 u lit it 5ol* ".. .Port Lawn..." I'M a 67 ... . i< 10 12 Hold Ar Lancaster.. Lv 4 CO fi 30 I' M 1* M P. M A. M No II, Jeivinp Lancaster a.$) a. tn,, make* close P.liltnPi'lin!) ;t? I Itt'fl.'f _ s IIV?I> i mill ^vuiliuru K.ii) ?\nv Ni> .$?! i<>r Oharloite and points north ; mid Seaboard Air I. lie -Atlanta Special" for Ai.iiiii.i ami points west Also with Carolina & Mi rihwsiiTii Ky Mo. K for Lenoir, N. C ami intermediate points, and Southorn Kail wav N'n :?:i for Columbia and points south. No IT leavln! Chester H> 3 a. in. connects will Sou'hern It v . No !f from Columbia and poiir . south. S< aboard Air Line "Atlanta S|miml from Northern mil Kan torn point* and So itl.orn Ky, No. lit from Northern mid Kustei u points, and at Lancaster with S. C. & (}. K. for illacksbtirg. w No 'it loavintr Lancaster I On p in , connects at L.i ouster witii N ('. Si (J. K from Camden ai ' Marion. Southern Ity No lit at Chester for CI.ai l >lte and points noriIi No, i.y ie ivinx Chester f Id p in., connects at Ci;is?, r with Southern Hallway No. 31 from Columbia and points south < I.KKOY SPRINGS, J. M. IIKATII, President. (ien'l. Pas. Agent. 00 YEARS' Cot?VRiaMT? A& A o? me sending n sheteli and description may Vitoklr i*f. rtniu our opinion free whether u nv?iilion ik prohnhly patentable. Conirnnnlea. t 'lona . ! .'Id-ly confidential. Ilatidhooh on Patent* n-iit frea. OMi 1 jiyeocy for mx-u rtwaaal 11% Patents taken tlirmivti Munn A Co. reeetwa h -1 ' la! nof er. wit liout ihsrae, In the t icieniiiic Rmfican. , a bendaeejetr lltn?*ra?eA ??ir. * largest ctrmistier* ef ant seterrtf einnial. Ternia S3 a msseSim*^ I ?T7