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or gRaxnatign of lhe lungs, jS^yt**ted to avSfl jH|Mn?t. These ailments ^?K?veroaa>e by the prompt QpWffh Svrup, a won'^S0P^t TOMon always gives \m>U\ n<S ????i ?oughlng. allays ^Or dunou*"1* UmiSi h ?u?<? gljgg*1 /f ,?&. J. BRYAN'S ^RAVELS. Covered 38,000 Miles Last Year 8Tl1fflS ?nd Will Do More this. * ?' mm ^ York Times. ^ ?^Wam J. Bryan is the most ejtf% in the United States, e^yVwg railroad officials, who o^o^aVatiy make dying trips acropt the country. They make big jumps, and their journeys end qjpickly. Mr. Bryan is /reprly always on the go, stopping it9 small towns as wbll as large -**ties^jpa.H%ilDg?at tillages and jtaiqlets, running up branch roads, ertd*often making small settle stoats by -stage, lie is seldom at always going, spreading J.^6 doctrine of De aocruoy- *or ien^4"? hi9 Pre8ence and <yoice to works charity. ISyen as he pauses he maps out h>ng trips that will carry him through half the United States, jje is now on a trip embracing Ken^ugky, Ohio, New York and r-jWjfraifonr Mia gl a nd states. Be$ forp he see his loved ones in Lin fcofn again the tiret breaths oi taring' will hare swept over Ne braska's prairies. He has worn .? * out'the most campaign-hardened 4$j-V ' politicians and veterans at loss of sleep at ceaseless speaking/ /Jp.tbe campaign W^^ll he tra "^ed 18,000 mile.'/^j^King from '' Ye. S, and strong of health Old camide, com valiant " yp'edon (for talking jople acted, cail/ipaign, lie ?.?,?e weary, mentally, the bustle and excitecampaign," Colonel . oaid, 4'and I find that my *ral> health is just as good as <* _ - ?7 <VI amyqatetlv reBting at I have often been asked by efljfoent hygienists over the country for my piles of health when tlaveling.I have none that differ >3e. which should be praciik every home. I never infoxtcating liquors and I t eight hours' sleep in every 24. I cannot get all my rest at night ....... > U ? A I 4 I u u|ii^ \ iio yiny y uut i eight houfB out of the Fortunately I sl^ep well on na, so when 1 arise I am red*ed.V Keeping myself in prime siqfl condition preserves my ice and throat. I do nothing a to keep them strong. 1 do not diet myself when aveling; but eat as great a iety and as heartily as at home, atever strikes my fancy on menu I order and relish. The evil I have to contend H?on my travels is the afterner speaking, so many of my ends where I am going to speak tnge little dinners for after the ing". is hard to refuse this nrtnn a ? ? ?*%??? # ?,.4 ? ? uddo nnu 111 uiaii.y iiiNiniicet* thought; hut it in against my " l,fllRh. I need rest after un the platform, and igt to a rnid I &:,'Wp&-lw??vTr^ai w&r'?' s very busy and most of my time away from home. During the 12 months 1 passed one full month, May, at home, and during the rest of the year managed to get another month, three weeks and five days to spend with my family. Some of that time, notably my trip to Yosemite valley and the short trip to Texas, this winter, my family was with me. "On my trips, whenever it is practicable and the people desire it, I say a few words. Sometimes they are very few, and again they rise to the dignity of a speech. During the campaign last fall, or where I was hilled for a talk, I spoke from 30 to 40 minutes. When I am whirling across the country to given points my talks are short, not more than five to ten minutes?just long enough to say 'how d'y do' to the people A ~1 1 A I 1 ~1 ? ,1 I i ~ HIIU ItMl UltMU UUYV ?lilU 1 (till IU see them. "The only real quiet times I had last year were in May, when I stayed at home to pet in the crop of my little farm in Ne braska; then after the campaign, when I went with Colonel YVetmoie down in Taney county, Mo., and lastly my visit with my wife to Austin and Galveston?just before the close of the year. We returned from that trip by way of Monticello, 111., where we have a daughter at school. "I have attended Jackson day dinners in Chicago, Omaha and Minneapolis and Nebraska this year. From here I go to Frankfort, Ivy., Cincinnati, New York and through the New England States,lecturing on 'Fending prob lems. It will he spring, I suppose before I see Lincoln again." From memory, Colonel Hrvan gave his itinerary in 18111). His travels took him to California, to New York, to Texas and to Min nesota. It shows that he has traveled approximately .38,70(1 miles. lie says his average is IS,000 miles per year,which shows last year he covered 20,000 miles t Ik'l ft 4kl*i1 I It > l*i I II.v n.. tin uiaia \ft 111 urn 11* . lit- r*ii > r* irom indications tiiis year the (inures will he greater than last year. A (>o?tl CoiikIi llfillclnt' for 1 l?l red. "I have no hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says F. I*. Moran, a well known and popular haker, of Petersburg, Va. "We have given it to our children when troubled with bail coughs, also whooping cough, and it has always given perfect satisfaction. It 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 F. Mackey t Co. A dispatch from Jackson, Miss., recently says that an official re port made to the Nines county hoard of supervisors that morn ing reveals an appalling slate ot aftairs in the southern part of the county. The community is liter ally honey comhed with small pox of the most violent and loath gome form. During the [cist six weeks there have heen nearly 100 deaths. Some days there were so many that it was im possible to see,ore colli ins and rude caskets were made from rails. Whole families are wiped out. The board will make an effort to check the further spread of the disease. Glorious News* Comes from I)r. 1). B. Cargile, of Washita, 1. T. lie writes: "Four bottles of Klectio Bittern has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for years. Terrible soren would break cut on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help; but hercure.is qooiplete and her health is excYHent." This shows what thousands have proved,?that Klectric Hitters is the bes blood purifier knowp. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion and builds no the strength. Only f>Oc. Sold " >rd Bros. Druggist i CAFE TOWN CHEERFUL. Krumor's Appeal Taken as Evi donee of Disorganization. Cape T?wn, March 12.?Th< publication of Kruger's appeal t< the burghers is received with joj by the British, as it proves tc their satisfaction that the Boer have been disorganized by thei recent defeats. The Cape Time discourages active agitation o support of annihilation to the twi Boer republics and advises th< people to have confidence 11 Great Britain. It says that th government will make a settle ment entirely satisfactory. Th Canadian and Australian volun teerB, who were here recently were unanimously in favor o eradication of the two republics Arrangements have been mad by the civil and military authori ties to have all future cases o rebellion tried before a judge am two military officers, but the Cap Dutch who were captured a Sunny Side and have already bee arraigned in the civil court wi] be tried by the jury at the Cap Town April assizes. The govern rnent will ask parliament to 01 ganize a special court. Cecil Rhodes intends sendin Mr. Baker, the noted architect, t Kgypt, Rome and Athens to stud mausoleums. When he return Rhodes will erect a mausoleui at Kimberley in memory of thos killed during the siege. to cnii: a cold ix oxf ?a' Take I.axativk IIiiomo Quinink Tai i.kth. All (lriiifiriAts refund the mo <e if it fails to cure. K. W. Grovk'h hi^ nature on every box. 25 cents. The Reformatory. Superintent Griffith went t Lexington on Saturday to inak arrangements for building the rt formatory. It will be a two stor house and the lumber has alread been produced for it. The pr< posed building will be suflicier ' for present needs. While thei ' are other boys in the penitentiar 1 besides those who are soon to I sent to the reformatory, they ai 1 under contract with the hoiser mill and they will riot be give up for the present at least, will be a month or more befoi the reformatory buildings ai ready.?Record. Adjutant Generals' Hooting. (ien. Kloyd lias gone to Wasl ii.gton to attend a meeting of tli adjutant, generals of the count! who will urge congress to rnak more liberal appropriations to tl state militiary. South Carolin would get $30,000 and model rifles and equipments if the plai proposed are adopted.?lienor WOMEN IN TROUBLE. The Approach of Motherhood is ? Occasion of Much Anxiety to All. Everv woman dreads the onlf through which she must pass in becoi ing n mother. The pain nnd sufferi which is in store for her is a source constnnt anxiety, fenr and dread, say nothing of the danger which t coming incident entails. The Joyo anticipations with which she looks fc ward to baby's coming gives way to i indescribable dread of the ordeal wh she fully realizes the critical nnd tryi event which will soon approach si have to be endured. Women should hnil with delight remedy which insures to them ii munity from the pain, suffering ai danger incidental to child-ltearin Sunn a remedy Is now offered, ni women need not fear longer the hour 1 childbirth. "Mother's Friend"?is scientific liniment?and if used befo confinement, gently and surely prepar the laxly for tho great requircmen and changes it is undergoing, insur safety to both mother and child, ai takes her through tho event with coi parntive ease and comfort. This wo , derful remedy is praised by eve woman who has used it. ! What woman is not interested "Mother's Kriond?" This wonderf i remedy has been tested and its pric less value proven by tho experience i thousands of happy mothers wl have used it during tho most critic period of woman's life?the appro* and culmination of motherhood. It has won their everlasting praii for it gave them help and hope their most trying hour and whi most needed. Kvery woman may aor day need "Mother s Friend." T! little book, "lb-fore Baby is Born tolling all sbout it, and when it shou lie used, will prove of great interest ai benefit to all expectant mothers, at will do sent free t<> any address up application to the Hrad field liegulat Company^Llauta, Ga. M. H Smith. Ilutternut. Mich , says, "It Witt's l.lttli! K trlv Klsors arc the very be pills I over tis?l for rostlveness, liver at isiwei troubles " Crawf<>r<| Hr??s. <l-w ?. - - Hll.lkitk>.. I> ii J ["Housework is hard wori WASHING WOOLEN , BLANKETS Tbe theory now la, that blanket* muat be > waahed Instead of dry-cleaned to be healthy. To have your blankeia a* aoft aa new, make a aoapy H auda In half a tub of warm water by using one-half cup of Cold Dust Washing Powder 8 and aoak a blanket In it for half en hour; thee r slraplv mora It around and rub the aolled apotat rlnae In warm water of thr aame temperature aa _ the one In which you waah It, hang up In a u warm place or aunehlny outdoor air and aee g what a aoft, white blanket you will have. Ttia abort 11 lakao from oar frao bnoklot n - "ooLDtn rvlgn ro? housework" Boot froo on roquort to 0 THI ?. K. FAIR RANK OOMPANY, Oklaa|?, St. loala, Now York. Saataa. e THE MOTHER'S HOUR. t _____ ' Utile npurcH robed in white, }. Mellow glow of candle-light. 0 Utile hands upraised In prayor, Ko.sy faces sweet and fair. . All the work and play and fun For the happy day are done. ^ All the llttlo faults confessed, 0 All the troubles sot at rest. J Childhood Bwcct as dow and llowors, Drifts through many changeful hours. n .. Hut one hour the mother's own " Must belong to her alone. ? When she sees each sunny head Safe and cozy In Its bed When the world may do Its worst, God and she have bad them first And her brains arc folded fair 8 In the tender shepherd's care. ? Angels bend above the room y Where the dimpled darllugs bloom. IB In their lovely innocence. Warding every evil hence. n I-'rotn the little ones who dwell ? Where the mother guards thetn well God and she about them stand, They are safe on every hand. If Kneeling for them at the throne, They are her and God's alone. y And each child a U .ider flower j- Hlossoms in the mother's hour. ! ?M AKUAJIKT K. SANtSSTKR, in Harper's Uazar. Discovered by a Woman, o Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fas5 tened ita clutches upon her mud y for seven years she withstood its ? severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three it months she coughed incessently, re and could not sleen. She finally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. )e King's New Discovery for Conre sumption, and was so much re,v lieved on taking first dose, that ihe slept all night; and with two 111 bottles has been absolutely cured. It Her nsrr.e is Mrs. Luther I,utz.' e Thus writes W C. Hamnick & Co , of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles e free at Crawford Hros. Drugstore Regular size 50c. and $1.00 Every bottle guaranteed. 4 SMALLPOX SITUATION. ' Encouraging Iteports From All Sections of the State. y ;e Dr. .1 as. Evans gives the Flor le ence Times the pleasing informa >!* tion that the smallpox situation I n in this state is very encouraging IS just now. that so far as he can (1. learn the cases in the I'iedmont mill district, are under control and there has been no spread so k* far in certain sections where things looked very unpromising a IIV short time ago. In Williamsburg J county things are not so good as could be desired, but at Lake City ul the spread has been stopped. The an cases at Gibson's are all about over and the teacher of the colored no school there deserves credit for the way she took the matter in charge. Dr. Evans vaccinated her and showed her how to vaccinate oj her scholars and she did the work ' very thoroughly. She is a daugh ei ter of Robert Holer of this city. For the benefit of those who n(^ think that there is no real danger IV ^ rv in the present epidemic Dr. Evans *J cites the sitnation in Mines connty, Miss., where about 75 per ? cent, of the victims have died, and forty coffins had to tie sent, to !?j one locality in one day recently. 01 Compulsory vaccination has * been pressed with great diligence. el n< Wm Orr Newark. Ohio, says "We never , feel iiafu without One Minute Cough Cure in Uihe house It saved my little boy's life when he hud the pneumonia. We think it In the Item r)(j medicine made " It cures coughs and all lung a discuses. Pleasant to take, harmiows and gives n* immediate results. Crawford Hros d-w-a Of a _ Mrs Harriet F.vans, Hinsdale, III., Writes: ' I never fall to relieve my children from croup ln at once hy using One Minute Cough Curo. 1 would not feel aafu without It" (Quickly cures >l] coughs, col I*, grippe and all throat and lung ' diseases Crawford liros. __ d-w inJ ? ^withoatGoUDu^ SOUTHERN RAILWAY. g^D, oK Central Time at Jacksonville nnd Bavnnnah. Kaxtom Time at Other Points. Schedule in Effect February 25th, 10UO. v,Xji No.StfNo.Wi'No.M NOHTitnouND. No.44 oauy Dally e* 8u Lv. Jacksonville (P. S) . h tjOa 7 l.lp 12 IUp " 8avannah(So. By.) 112 15pl2 05n 4 lop " Barnwell 402p 4l*)n] 7 84p " Blnckvtlle 4 17p 4 15u 8 lop " Springfield 4 40p 4 98a " Bally 4 4Mi>| 4 I7al " Perry.. 4 .Via Ar. Columbia ...... jS55p| IIOlln |M tv. 0harloHtou,(8oTKy 7MUuiflU0p 52op " Summcrvillo 7 41n l'JOOot' 6 68p " Branch villo 8 58a 158a 7 25p " Orangeburg ! 23a! 2 80a 7 Kip " KiugvUlu '10 15a 4 90a 8 45p Ar Columbia . 11 00aj tl OOa timp Lv. Augusta,! So. ky. | *2 (JOB 30U|>| U30p " Oranltcville 2 45a 3Ulpl016p' " Aiken . j 3 20pi " Trenton 5 00a. 4 00i>1100\>] " Johnston 5 Ala 4 lip 11 20pj Ar. Columbia,! 17. D.I.. i 5 nop 2 loal. I.v. Columbia,(Bldg St 1) 30U| 0 10l> 0 18a 0 4'>p Winnnltoro j 7 03i> 7 2?kilOii)p " Chester 7 51p 8 !Oa II 12p - K#rk Hill ?23p 8 47a 11II n> Ar Charlotte '.'lop Pitta 12 via Ar. Danville . |fT5Ift Tlftip 3 4U? Ar. Hiihiiioiiil . . _22__ "I'm n \ Ar. Washington 7 35n| 8;, p in 15a ' Baltimore ( Pa.illl) 0 12a 11 2..|> II 25a " Philadelphia. . 1135a! 2 .Via 13">p Now York *2utp| tl Ilia 4 15p Columbia | 1140a' 7 55ai .. Ar. Spartanburg 3 10|>' 11 2fwi Ashoville 7UOp 2 37pi .... Ar. Kuoxvjiic ...... 4 18a| 7 2?p . * iiM-mnmi. . | ? m/y i 4 ?n Ar.lmui.svillo , ~ T:>r\) "7 ."siik fU)|7TIIIIOUM>. Slixfl ?J<V;? MW ox rtu ,)n,1-r I>i*ily "x !->u Lv. Louisville , ~ 7~ 7 iSi 7 47>^i Lv. ftinoiriniitl. "~|. t< :? >:> "STSip .. Lv. Kuoxvlllo ] A?ii H2.Su! " AshevUlc. . HUftu !IU5p! " SpnrtunliurK .. I *11 4.'wt fl 15\>l Ar. <' i.umlitn .. . H&rp l?4.ri\>' Lv. Now YurktPu.Uli), igl.siit 12-ton " PliilnilHptitii . tlOftii H.V* 3 li|> " K'kltiinori' . H 27 j > tl 22a ft 22 p Lv. Wimht.'jtl'm Sk>.Ity 11 flfiUp II Ita 085p Lv. itii'liiii'Hi'l .. ii nn) i"Siin Lv. l?:n?vii'.o > :vn? *7. mp li.Vin Lv. J' ukr.'ii < .. 1 m |;.n Inuip 4 2i*i " Rook Ilill ... J flflvn Miftp! suuik ' < Ill's:, r I . ii.Cik 11 2:it 27i? ' " llllislf ,p I. in I'. 17,J, || kX'll Ar. ('ktnmliiii. (II. Si iLlup 11 1 :-i 7 00n Lv. ('ohiliilim.i U. 1).|.. II ."4? Ilk.:;1 " J"hnmi?ji :1j.Mii litlp :?.ni " Trent.in jll uip 1 ,:,\t 1; i-n| Ar. A1 Ki'ti ... I ? ; ;> a " <; riiniK vll c.. I.'iti* 2l-.p 7 Imi " Anyns a. M o it 2..on snni I.V. ( ' >illll.lii.'kl .'<(. il\ 1 ! Ill 1 1 ;"l ,;i " K:n?vill.' ...; i 4 ! i? 2 7 ,V~k " ' ira. . I ,'?.wi,i III -Jin " Hrnn.-h vt C .. .. | 1. | : I2 .nl 0 2>-:i " Nulllll.e: vj:|i. , 7 . ;:ji 7): 1 K n Ar. ? ir . ..ii . I ^ s |.,| ; . ;] | , Lv. C ..uuiMMrio. i.k . 1 li mn I ., . u7n Ar. I'erry ' M?ily 12411. 2 :i7i. " ^ rfim'H.'ld ?.. . 1 . ;?> . > i .- l '* Rmekvillo | 11.;. %:r>n Unriiw.'ll .... | l 7,. ' ' - 4'n ' Kiviklinati .. :r2ti> | | 1 ,,'m Ar. .lii.'ks.invlili'i P. s. ii ; 1 >, | .fcV|, 'Tmiiiih 4.1 mill 11 1 in. t. .1 .-v Sniiilav 1 arrive un.l <li',>ikrt from I! i:i.(>1;: Slneplnu Car Sorvico. Kx' i'llciit daily |'iissc:iif?r service l>et ween Florida ami Nov York. Nns. HI unit :ci?New York ami Florida I.imIt? I. I)ailv except Sunday, cmnpom-d exclusively nf I *1111 in it ii finest llruwintr Rimhii sumo into < omtsirtmeat and ohsi-rvatory Cars, lie twii'it New York,f iluin'ia ami St. Auifu.-tuuNos. .?:i ami .tI N< w Y.*r i ami Florida Kx press. lira winK-rootn sic-jnn^ curs 1?< twiyn Augusta ami New York. Ful I man drawing-room sh-epinK cars IsIwi'fii Port Tampa. Jackson villi-. Savannali Washington ami Ni \v York. Pullman slci-pinu cars he ween Charlotte and Richmond DinitiK cars Isdwc-cii Caarlottc and Savannah. Nos. ;|ft and ml?U. K. Fast Mail. Thmtitrh Pullman drawing room buffet sli-epintf cars Istween Jacksonville and New York and Pull man slcriilnif cars lad ween Augusta and Char lotto, lilnltik cars serve all meals c.nroutc Pullmiui slecjilnit ears ls-twcen Jacksonville and Columbia en route daily latwo-n Jackson llle anil Clm-innati. via Asnevillc. FRANK S. GANNON, J. M.t'l'LP. Third V-P. Ac (ion. M;*r., Tralllc Mr-r., Washington. 1?. ?k Washinirton.il C W. A. TURK. H. H. HAHDWICK, Hon Pass. Air't.. As't tien. Pass. Air't., Washington, 1>. (!. Atlanta, (in MONEYTOLOAN! I IIAVK made arrangements with 1 Brokers in New York City through whom I am alile to place loans secured by a first mortgage on improved farms for live years time, payable in instalments,at the low rate of 7 percent, interest per annum. The brokerage and the charge for abstract and inspection are small and at the expense of the borrower. H. E. WYLIE, Atty-at-law. Sept. 27, 181>9. P.m. NOTicE! mil K Township Hoards of Assessors 1 are railed to meet at tlieir usual places of meeting on the 1st. Tuesday in March, lith insf., IJMMI, for the purpose of canvassing and equalizing the returns as taken by the county Auditor. The returns will he r?aily to give out, by the llrst Saturday in March to the different Hoards, and after canvassing will immediately return same to this office with their reports. JOHN' CO?>U, (Jo. Auditor. Feb. 21,1900. Mrs Calvin Zimmerman. I'a . says: "As a speedv cure for coughs, colds, croup and sore throat One Minute Courti t'uro Is unei|u?|ed It is i>ioaMant for children to takt). i heartily recommend It to mothers ' ft Is the only harm less n mody that product immediate results I> elites I.much Its. pnetitiioilia, grippe and thro land lung diseases. It vvTlt prevent consumption. Crawfore tiros 7 4dl?C ? V ? . .a<1 lea deal**.ra J .h^T- ?.V cu" , ) # r-S . *? ' * '";'"'>:* ' ' C', v,S vSSBB* V. i TI I i?a?? NEW SMITH and *WOODSHOP. WE have opened a SHOP on the CLARK CORNER in the old Llenry Hancock Shop. Mid are prepared to do all Kinds of BLACKSMITH & WOODWORK. WE GUARANTEE 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 A GEORGIA jj EXTENSION R. R. COMPART. Schedule No. 4 In KfTcct IS 01 ii. in.. Sunday, Duo. 24, 1890. BetweenCarnien,S.C.,ao(I Blacksborg.S.C. Wchi_JM Hast at First Class EASTERN TIME.^ KtrntClasa I'aHsengcr Passenger" Dully Dally Except STATIONS. Except Simd.iy. Sunday. I* M.. A. M. 12 SO Camden 10 2? I 15 IKK alb 10 02 I >*?, W ? * t v< I In If AH 1 id Kershaw i| 35 - 10 Heath Spring II 30 2 IfkJ Pleasant Mill II 15 2 3ft I,alienator 10 56 2 50 Riverside 10 40 3 oo Sprlngdcll 10 30 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 SO 3 20 Leslie 10 10 3 40 Kock Hill 16 00 3 ft5 Newport 0 3ft 4 02 Tlrzah D SO 4 20 Yorkvtlle 0 16 4 lift Sharon 0 01 4 fto -Hickory Grovo H 4ft ft 00 Smyrna 8 36 ft 20 lilncksburg 8 16 P. M A. M. Between Bla cksburg, S. C. ,and Marlon,I.C. West. II. East. 12. M'f class EASTERN TIME. S,,R class Mixed Mixed Dally " Dally Except STATIONS. Except Sunday Sunday. a m. p. m. 8 10 lilacksburg 6 40 N 30 Earls 0 SO 8 40 Patterson Springs '6.13 D 20 Shelby 6 00 lo ix> Latlimore 4 60 10 10 Moorcsboro .4 40 10 2ft Henrietta 4 80 10 fto Forest City 8 60 11 ! > Rutherford ton 3 2ft 113ft Millwood 3 06 H 4.' Golden Valley * 3 60 ? 12 Oft Thermal City 3 46 12 2ft Glenwood 2 26 12 fto Marlon 3 60 a. m p. M. WEST. OAFFNEY DIVISION EARfri First Class " FlrstClnsa lft 13 EASTERN TIME. U 16 ssp-?1 >>?'S P'O.rt ?8?3?? STATIONS- fs*?8| o,?3 om;QHS '* M a.m. a. m. p. m. I 00 t! 00 Hlacksburg 7 60 3 00 I 20 rt ? Cherokee Falls 7 30 2 46 1 40 fl 40 GulTncy 7 10 3 30 *' M A M A. M. P. M Trains N<is. 32 and 33 connect at lllacUHhurir wltli trains on the 'SalTney Division. Train No. .12 connects at Camden with the Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway for all points south. Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p.m., going west, makes connection at Lancaster, s. C., w ith the L & C. K. K., at Catawba Junction with the S. A. L., going north; at Hock Mill w ith the Southern Hailw-ay, point' north. Train No. II connects at Hlacksburg with the Southern Hallway from the south. At Marlon, N C . with Southern Hallway going west. SAM'L. HUNT. A. TRIPP, President. Superintendent S. II. LUMPKIN. O. P. A. I,ANCA8TKIt & CHESTER RAILWAY. _______ / ^ * 1 Uetween Chester and Lancaster. Schedule In Kffect Dec. 17, 18VW. Daily Except Sunday. Southbound. Northbound! No. |.\ No. 17. Nix 10. NaM P. M A. M.I flt . P M. A. 8 it 10 ,H) d Lv ...Chester... Ar Bon 7 67 ".... 8 47 II I0j? "...Klchhurg.... " 6 III 7 21 8 67 II SOid ".. Itnscomvlllc.. 4 68 7 12 8 I II II 50l* ".. .Fort f.awn 1 is ? w I ? _ M U 41) 12 :#> (1 Ar Ui\c??ior!. I,v 4 to rt au Im... . P. M P. M P. M A. M No. 14, lenvinif Cant-aster Olfl a. m,, make* _ rliMi' connection at Chester with Southern Kailway No 30 (or Charlotte and points north ; and Seatiourd Air Cine "Atlanta Special" for Atlanta and points w< at Also with Carolina fi Northwestern Hy- No. 10 for I?cnolr, N. C. and intermediate points. and Southern Itall way No 3:4 (or Colurnliia and potnta south. No 17, leaving Chester 10 31 a m, connects with Southern K\ , No 30 from Columbia and points south. Seaboard Air Cine "Atlanta Special" from Northern and Kastern points and Southern Hy, No. 31 from Northern and Kastern points, and at Cam-aster with S C. A O. K. for ItlacksburKNo Irt leaving Lancaster I 00 p. m , connect* at I.aneaster with S. C. A < K from Camden and Marlon. Southern Ity No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte and Hdih north No IS, leaving Chester k 10 p m.. connects at Chester with Southern Kail way No 34 from Columbia and points south . LKROY 8TKIN08, J. M. UK ATM, President. Oen'l. Pas. A Kent. ?? YEARS' CORY RIGHTS AC. 1 A n*onK witling a nketrh ?r.?t tlPAOrlntlop m*7 t y.tokljr it?cor!iiln nnr opinion fr?? whether ? inrentlnn l? prohnliljr pMentahta. rommuntMk Mrs i ) ; 'i i i, f i 11 IIimiII,.?>k on I'Aicnta ffi* It f ei. oi.lent aireniy for M?furlngPAl?tk. Ik I'ntentk taken through Dunn A to. NMlfl ? . . 1.1 i nottc*, wit hout charge, la the M* Scientific American. Kis?.wx;'iMm!3r,rASi. vssrai Jr