Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 24, 1900, Image 4
#iwl
?HUP
. your children are atclreadful
croup, yon
trr. John W. Ball's
relieve and core
O \You can always
?^,Woub remedy; |t
f For whoopingOugh
it Is the beet
f Children like it?'
tJBnll's
H Svrun
nlciMnt to take. Dodoe
e 35 ctnu. At ?tl dntgflttt
.OUT
STATE POLITICS.
vublican Con
~nibia.
(h
Wednt-?--The Reby
ntion hav5
. ?U^ay, the po.
this State may
fairly open. From
e primary and then
' election in Nomore
or
? ??g the season
?VjS; isolate political quiet that
^late has been enjoying to
Vantage of her industrial
"*nt. There was noth/cor
surprising about
ah, Qa.r^oisV* y. It did
ss in the *(?yNcted to
qckoned. \er,-f6jj ii
? Deas and |
^ ^ ?r" tYou say the ^'e National
* ' improvement ov?d to vote
; < ^jrootn? Then P\fnomination,
M'% '-* " the criminal b' (be Republi
A' " jier's courts ic^. accHmalion
it was un<,,f the platform was
/ ,. r! Vaa expected. There
The Se^r beinK presented
V* into Ooluin|ion a plank for
own tracks fhro? Would have
^ ' vlit Dhej-ar adinpf It was
run try ensary system
a8liquor trallic.
Is that hav?
*-??arv man
' n and ex
Yh between
. ty d is pen
a ?'had been
" t
t Would not
act. ,* ~-"'i
}<>1 a m ,
_ i have
Lane.
:lef8
/ .V'Ies to
1ulA.t one
*ea>
nven
he i
w , 5 <! ?
oa rivers, as fa
- . ....I had
boV . *\of
mea>beki.con,e8t ? eleu
heV,'5^Mp-v 11 wa" ""
xxi that he'nad dropped if
Today in the hall of the House ot
Representatives the 4th district
v-4.nli0j) was held. The lead
' ?d were Elisor, post
8 fylumbia j J4 W. C.
T. Miller. The
> F K?
nd'mbia' 14,1(1
the GenerUl Asser ^l^1"'14",
- J. I VV I UI,?1,wlrV
tdy made a stronk fight for
Jfcnt failed.
, 'n the 2d dia|'^t E J. Dickerof
Aiken, and W. 8. Dixson,
Barnwell, have been chosen
elegates.
, Oockran and A
-.'rick have been chosen. The
ention in tbebth and 1st dis
were held yesterday,
vf .?b Reptilicans hold another
S,' ate Convention in the middle
* _ September to elect a new State
fimmitteo ay^piit out an elec
"P a k^^Tlrey are expecting
ticket representing
TKbfi""0' an(^ industrial 'n
* ^^r.fo)elievo it will get a
4*en' this mr. i here is
/wffi chance of af ^5fate
"10 National Coi|eent ior^,
?f
'" ??'&*& W^f'
A: iv.- ...._. -hardly
be heard from agaiu during
the campfet^n, though they will
doubtless run'candidates for Congress
R8 u^ual for contest pprposes.
.
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIZATION.
The Democratic party is pre
paring for reorganization for the
State and national campaigns.
The club reorganizations are to
be affected on the fourth Saturday
in next month, the county conventions
are to. be held all over
the Stabtf'on the first Monday in
May a^id the State Convention
for~tne purpose of electing delegates
to the National Convention
will assemble on the third Wednesday
iii May. This Convention
will also have to elect a national
committeeman. There is already
considerable speculation as to
who will compose the South Car
olina delegation, but the personnel
of that delegation is purely a
matter of conjecture; no man will
be able to dictate who shall not
of wjio shall be selected. A new
State committee will also have
to be elected.
Shortly after this has been
accomplished the new committee
will have to meet and arrange for
the State primary election, which
selects Democratic electors as
well as State officers. An early
campaign will doubtless he
arranged by Ihe committee.
Of course there is much interest
being manifested already in the
coming contests and
THE PROHIBITIONISTS
are casting about to see what is
what. Nothing has been heard
from them since their recent ad
dress to the people. It is not
unlikely, however, that their
State committee will hold a meeting
at a very early date and make
some announcement as to their
purpose. It has been repeatedly
stated of late that Col. James A.
Iloyt will make the race for Gov
ernor as a Prohibitionist. Gov.
MeSweeney, of course, stands for
reelection. Mr. Patterson audi
Mr. Schumperf, Speaker Gray
and Ex Governor Sheppard are
among others mentioned as can
didates. Mr. Patterson has for
mallv announced his candidacy
So far as the other State oflieers
Mi 9l < *7? m*
tTk'iJtaAjy
44 We have three children. Before the
birth of the last one my wife use 1 four bot
t! s of MO fHHR'S FKII ND. If you had the
pictures of our children, you could see at
a g ancethat the last one
Is healthiest, prettiest and
finest-looking'of them all.
My wife thinks Mother's
Friend is the greatest fS^r' \./i
and grandest Agf J
remedy In the (?' r
world for expect- ?L1
ant mothers."
Written by a Ken- IrC
tuc'.y A'.torney-at vJf^^RI
mm^ <<
CHI Tun Preven,s nine-tenths of thl
? : ?18 jl suffering Incident to child*
F birth. Thecoming mother'i
dlspos'tlon and temper remain unrutflel
throng.:.mt the ordeal, because this relaxJdng^
penetrating liniment relieve* tht
usual distress. A good-natured mothel
Is pretty sure to have a good-natured child
The patient Is kept in a strong, health]
condition, which the child also inherits
Mother's Friend takes a wife through thl
crisis quickly and almost painlessly. I
asshts in her rapid recovery, and ward!
off the dangers that so often follow de
livery.
' Sold by drugglsta for $1 a bottle.
THB-BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO
ATLANTA, OA.
Send for our free il.nstruled book wrlttet
riprntsly for ripcctanl mothers.
M. fl. Smith, lliitternut, Mich , ways, "lie.
Win's Little Karly Rlnors ar<- the very heel
pills I ever used for eosiivenous, liver and
bowel troubles." Crawford Hros. d-w s
MONEY TO LOAN!
I HAVK made arrangements with
L Brokers in New York City through
vwhorn I am able to place loans secured
by irtlrst mortgage on improved farmt
for flvavyears tune, payable in instalments,
a* the low rate of 7 per cent,
intewst/per annum. The brokerage
and tTXWjhargo for abstract and inspecfior^fce
small and at the expense
of the btjflprer.
IE. Atty-at Law.
1 bm.
"-:'':;r . ; ?,
,*w. ; *'..'
,
are concerned, talk of opposition
to only one or two of them has
developed up to this time. The
liquor question just now seems,
to be the on'y matter of interest
in the fight this year.
Each county has to elect county
officers this year, and members of
the General Assembly, and there
will be no end of campaign meet
ings all over tee State. These
county fights will, of course, be
of much interest to the respective
localities.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Thousands of suflerers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick ^
and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health
Easy to take. Try them. Only 25
cents. Money back if not cured
Sold by Crawford Bros., Drug. r
1 k
- ' t
Every British soldier's kit on R
active service is supplied with a c
field antiseptic for two or three ^
wounds, for use at all times. This p
is a little package, issued as an |
article of clothing by the clothing g
department, and carried iu a f
pocket outside the right skirt of f
the field jacket. The pocket is ,
sewn up except in time of war. j
In two waterproof covers are en- j
closed safety pins, a thin water- j
proof mackintosh, twelve inches (
by six inches, a guaze bandage, ,
four and a half yards long, folded j
tlat, a smaller piece of gauze and (
a compress dressing. Directions |
for use are printed both on the (
outside and inside cover and the |
I men ere instructed how to apply ,
,it to themselves or to a wounded (
comrade should the emergency '
arise. I
A U???l Cough Mfillrlno for ,
Children.
"I have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," 1
says F. I*. Moran, a well known and I
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. It was
recommended to me by a druggist as
| the best cough mediciii" for children
as it contained no opium or other
harmful drug." Sold by .1. F. Mackey
i* Co.
lionii(I to Kill.
A Htory is lining told of a country
doctor who was going his
| rounds one morning with a gun '
on his shoulder. He was a keen 1
sportsman and was looking for I
ward to polishing oil* a little i
game when his professional du j
ties were over A friend meeting
him and Heeing him with the gun
exclaimed :
Where are you going, doctor,
so eaily in the day with that
deadly weapon on your shoulder ?"
"I'm hurrying off to see a pa
tient," he replied.
"Well," said hi? friend, "I see
you are determined not to mis?
him."
TO ( ItKK LAORIPPE IH TWO
im i n
Take Laxativk Rkomo Qcininr Tabi.ktm.
All druggists return! the inonej
if it fails to eure. K. W. (Jkovk's sigature
on every tiox. 2f? cents. 'it
The Old, Old Storj.
"There ia one story which every
woman has told so often that she
believes it herself."
"VVhat is that?"
"The story about some rich man (
whom she could have married."?
Boston Traveler.
Mrs Hsirrfot Rvsins. Hinsdale. 111., write* I
' I never f.ill to relieve my children from croup '
nt ?ne? by u?inif One Minute Couyh Cure. I I
would not feel aafe without It" tjulckly niren
couyhn, coldit, grippe and all thro.u mid limy
dineaHen -Grawforu Ilros. d-w s
Talent.
"Mrs. Bingley in a wonder'ul
woman."
"In what way ?"
"When flhe takes tfie second
prize at a card party, she can appear
bo tickled with what she
gets that ahe always maken the
winner of the first prize jealous
and dissatisfied."? Chicago TimesHerald.
J. R. Hill. Paoknvllle, H. Q., write*: I have
u*ed Dr. M A, J>lmmonr I.Iyer Medicine for
DyHpcpnlA with better reaultn than I had from
a long trial of Zulltn'n Regulator. which I
found not no good Never had any nuch good
ffe.ulw from IllncU Draught uaed.
??>
wmmmmmmmmnrnm?mmmm
Care of Lamps
Many housekeepers think there la nothing to
learn about the care of lamps, but If the little details
here mentioned sre sdhered to there will be
a great difference In the light. First, a lamp
must be clesned and filled every morning: the
burners should be cleaned once a week, and tba
best way Is to boll them In water to which
Gold Dust Wishing Powder
haa been added. Put a teaspoonfu' Into a quart
of water and boll ten minutes. The flues should
be put Into a pan of cold water and heated slowly
until they boil, then take off and allow to cool
gradually; this toughens the glass.
Th? %hnv? la taken from our free *ooklet
"GOLDEN RITLE8 FOR HOUSEWORK"
ImU free
THI N. K. PAIRBSNK COMPANY,
Cblsaga, SI. Louts, Now Vorh, Boo too.
NEWSPAPER BORROWING.
lomo of the Dangers Attendant
Upon This Pernicious Habit.
rannas City Jouanal. |
Here in the latest story of the'
nan who is toe stingy to take his
tome paper: "A man who was
oo economical to take this paper
ent his little boy to borrow the
:opy taken by his neighbor. In
lis haste the boy ran over a $4
nana 01 oees, ana in ten minutes
ooked like a warty summer
iquash. His cries reached his
ather, who ran to his assistance,
ind failing to notice a barbed
vire fence, ran into that, break
ng it down, cutting a handful of
lesh from his anatomy, and ruinng
a $4 pair of pants. The old
;ov? took advantage of the gap in
the fence, and got into the cornleld,
and killed herself eating
;reen corn. Hearing the racket,
'.he wife ran out, upset a 4 gallon
ihurn full of rich cream into a
basket of kittens, drowning the
whole llock. In the hurry, she
iropped a $7 set of false teeth.
1'he baby, left alone, crawled
through the spilled milk and into
the parlor, ruining a brand new
?20 carpet. During the excite
ment the oldest daughter ran
iway with the hird man; the dog
broke up eleven setting hens, and
the calves got out and chewed the
tails off four fine shirts."
Founded 1842. |
5m
"Sing their own praise."
And in buying one you do
not have to select a Piano
to suit your purse.
r ~?1
I STIEFF PIANOS j
I answer every
requi remcnt
I demanded by
the most exacting
pianist
or singer.
Stieff Pianos
embody everything that
is known in the art of
tone, production ani)
responsiveness in action.
I am not an accent,
or manufacturers' agent,
but a manufacturer, pure
and simple. What we
save von in nrice and uive
I " " - ~ O
you in quality is
Your Gain.
Call and see our beautiful
stock at the only
manufacturers' wareroom
in North or
South Carolina. For
catalogues, etc., write
C. H. Wilmothr, Manager
Chas. M. Stieff 's Factory
Branch Wareroom, No.
213 North Tryon Street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
bine tuning and rc.
pairing.
jj ^
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
OA
Central Time at Jacksonville and Savannah.
Eastern Time at Other Points.
Schedule in KfToot February 25th. 1900.
NOHTlMIOtrvn I ' No.!W | No.Bfl|No.31
NOHTnnOtTND. No ll Ijailv Dativ e* Su
OX OU " " I
JnolCHon vllle (P. 8) H (<;;? 7 4.' p 12 10p
" HnvnnnahtSo. Hy | 12 15p 12 05a 4 10p
" Barnwell 4U2p 4 00a 7 54p
" Blnckvllla..... 4 17p 4 lfttt 8 lop
M SpriiiKflrld 4 40p 4 88a
" Sally. 4 4*p 4 47a
" Perry... 4 .Vv\
Ar. Columbia . ftfiftp 600a 985p
tv. Charleston, (Ho. Ryj ... . 7t?iill<Mp 5 -Dp
" Suinmorvillo 7 4In 12V)U?it| o.V<p
" Brnnohvllle H Kin 1 55a 7 25p
" Orangeburg ft 28n 2fiOn' 7 5Up
" Kiugvtllo It) 15n 4 !)0n 8 45p
Ar. Columbia ill UOn ftuon
Lv. Augusta,(So. Ky. )*2tih? UOop it .'ftp
" t4rnnitovillo 2 45a H !tli> lit 15p|
" Aiken .ftftOp
" Trenton .*>00n 4 flop 11 ildp;
" Johnston... 5 2Uu! 4 14\> 11 2t)pi
Ar. Columbia,(U. D.I.. 55np 2 Ion'
IsV. Columbia,* Bldg 8t 9 .ton ft I Op ft 15a 0 40p
" Winnslioro 7 Uitp 7 tin lt)!)ip
" Chester 7 61p h Ion 1112p
" Rock Hill ?2:fp 8 47nll;np
Ar. Chnrlotto . ft lop ft 40n 12 In
Ar. Danville . ,~T ifj ;.u i :?sr? I'o
Ar. RIchmoiiH .. OUUa ft ^ >
Ar. Washington .? 7 :Cn IT.j ,(> fo [.Mi
" Baltimore il'a.UKi ft 12n 11 2..p 11 Ala
" Philadelphia 11 Ala] 2 ,V'.n 1 ftftp
New York . .. 2Utpl ft Pki 4 Iftp
Lv. Columbia T 7 11 40n7 7 55a I
Ar. Spartanburg 310vUl2Tm'
" Ashevillo 7uop! 2117pi
Ar. KnoxvtHe 4 17xi| 7 2dpl
Ar. Cinelnnmr |. j 7B0pj T*""
Ar. 1 nijhv11111 . i 7:#)plT:i0n
^BOlTTHnoUN,,. M.xli
Lv. BouiavTll.- ~~ ~~~ ~7Tln| 7 45\> "
By. ('liiclnnnti. ... 8 :?mj ftuop s.
Lv. Knoxvillo 1 20a )T2iSn
" AhIiovUIo 8 0fin U06p
" Spartanburg ... 11 45n ft 1 Tip
Ar. < 'o.tint bin .. 32up' ft45p
Lv. No\v"York(PiLkIOi :i;kipl215n l?T(h>
Philadelphia . ... iluf.p li.lCn .Tip
" Baltimore . . S'JTpl (1 :?2n 5 . ?p
I.V. Wnsiii _ "J| -o. ,'y I I PlVtp 11 |.\, ll.(5p
I. . ..I ! ?l ! _11_ ,1 ?;p ?>?ltn ~ ...
Lv D.tnvi.'.e 7. i :e-n .. i*p 12 .M-a
Lv. C ?.?ri .. . ..j mi, |
K<M>U mil ... I t! y.;, I ? ?:,{. 5 (Sjn
Ijie^er . . I ". .in II H , .7 ,7a
M ifn.li >ro. i? -p, | j.-^, it ,< ?
Ar. < . .m id in si ,s?. i i . 7 am
I.v.t" .Hisn u. U.).. 11."n 4.
I'Mi'islo.i I j; .ii:i 1r,j.,
" T,. II j i) 4 n
'\r-/: I i - .< . .i.
? IM.. V. ..... !i . .r . 1 ;?|
> ? ;?* ji.. . * ' s (nil
I;V-< ... . , ?
.. ; i i ?
- ?? ? . 1 ?. -in
" H rji 11 -It vi . .. . | I I I a
" ! fiuiH-ri.... .... t , -|. I i .lot
AT;< . !_ 1 I I
Cv. I ' I.lilt:.. 1 I I. II. I . .1 , urfl
A r. i i-rrv
" ""Sly .. . i:i ? x
" ;>nii::JT-:.| ... ..
" li.a.-kv-: .. ... .! II I .
Kai l,W.. i .... i : ; .. .. ?
Savaiiu.ili i :. ? . - | t , ..
Ar. .! . ivi: I*. . ' ; t ,1 | .-.p
*T.ai:is II nail l u.. ; s..:ulav?
arrivi* anil ili-.>m*t fii-n. li nnl.i.i y
iilcmi'irj; Car Soi-tIpo.
jva-'-ii-ik >|'| ; , i i ~ ~ i l??>f Ai'l'Vli'C l?'!wh'll
Florid i an 1 N<- \ V > '.i.
N- ?. I ?.nl.J Ni'.v York in. J Florida I.lm
Hi" 1. Ij.ii v elm it mii day, ? npiMiI i'irin
?1vfl\ nf I'll.niuin lliif- Ivawii r It > ii s i >
InKit'liiiiiwrlRii'iil and Olisi vaiorx Oars, '
twii'ii Now V'>i k, (' mini'in and HI. AuKUtluit'
N?>s. .v-'t mi l l N'i'w V'H'i iiiid i'I'i.'iln Kx
pr.'m. Ilr.l.l >111 s <- !-Illif . Ills Ii. . Wlfll
Augusta mid -S'.-w \ork.
l'lilimiin illa\vint;-r<> >in h!> ?i,i>; furs Ixt\y<
i Port 'J'nin|in, Jn< Ua<>iivilli- Snvanniih
Wii liimfli.ii anil N>'iv Vmk,
I'ii11 mien sli'i' 'imj i-ars 1" wnimioi rl m"n id
Hi' hiiioinl I),- i i^ mrs Im-'w. ;i O arl'itli'
and Savannah.
N<>-. -l> anil ti'?I*, s. Fast Mail. Tlirnujh
i'iiIIin.-in din vini'-i'imiiii liii'Ta' - ifcj :if ? Istwi'i'ii
.Itif ksonviilf mill N w York mid Pulltn
in - coning '"ii - l?d ? i'ii A ii'<n it n mid < Jhar
lottiv Iniiimr fins stvi' ii.I ini'iN cnroutc
Pullman S.|.|>1I||{ furs ladwii'ii Jin k-.iivlllf
and Col ii in I >.ii fit r< ml i' daily ). -1 w fii .Im-kson
IIIf and Ciiifl.ninll. via Aslnivilm.
KKANK K.HANNON, .1 A1 CCI.P,
Tiiird V-P. Ac Ocn. Mgr., Traftic Mgr..
Washington, li.C. Washington, 1>. c
W. A. Tl'ltK, H. H. HAIiDWU K.
<*an. I'ilss. Alt'l,. Am t ticn I'.i.hs. Ag't.
Washing!"n, I> O. Al.iniln, Ua
Kodor
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItartlflclallydiRCststtiP food and aid?
Nature in strengthening and recon
struct! ng the exhausted digestive of
irano 1 1 la 1 Via la 1 out I itA/iunrA/l /I I/vao#
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In sUlclenCf. It Instantly
relieves and (termanently curet
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
Sick Head ache, Gastralgl a, Cramps, ant
all other results of Imperfect digestion
Prcpartd by ? C D?Wltt A Co , Chicago.
CKAWKUKI) BUGS.
Bridges to Let.
The Contract to build h new bridgi
over Six-Mile creek, n<*Hr I'leaaai I
Valley, will be let to the lowest responsible
bidder on Wednesday, tin
roUKTH day of April next, at |(
o'clock, a. in. I will also let op tin
same day the contract to build a new
bridgeuver .McCptinjck's creek, nPni
J. M. Warwick's, at 3 o'clock, p*. m
The right reject any and all bids ii
reserved. 7 M. O. Hash,
.March 20, liWO. * Po. Supervisor.
I'enstlpsllon Ot^lW V . V ' fill
cured bv t (Jw (Mwais'?'!!, jjy. hinHDW
t.iver Ui<>ly- .f
/I*
'
~~ new *
SMITH and ;v
WOODSHOP.
WE have opened a SHOP on
the CLARK CORNER in ,
the old Henry Hancock Shop. ^
?nd are prepared to do all
Kinds of <
BLimiTII & WOODWORK. 1
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 ?s georgia
) extension r. r. compact.
Schedule No. 4
In Effect 12 01 it. in.. Sunday, I)pc. 24, 1899.
BetweenCamden.s.c ,and Blacksbnrg,s.c.
We.xt :n Kant. 82.
Klrst C'.itfts EASTRUN TIME. KIrxtClasa
Passenger Ptuwrnwr
Dally Daily
Except STATIONS. Except
Sunday. Sunday.
I' M. A. M. MM
12 .v)' Camden 12 24 s|
i 15: DeKalb 12 ?2 ~
i 2? Westvlllo ii 60
1 40 Kershaw ii 96
2 10 Heath Spring ii 20
2 15 Pleasant Hill 11 16
2 95 halifax tor 10 66
2 60 Hlverxldo 10 40
:< 00 Kprlngdcll 10 90
3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20
i ii i.exile in in
3 ill Rock Hill 10 MO
3 66 Newport 0 36
4 ii'- Tirzah 9 SO
4 '.ii Yorkvillo 0 I ft
< 35 Sharon 0 03
4 5u Hickory Grove 8 46
5 on Smyrna 8 36
5 '30 lllacksburg 8 IS
I*. M I A. H.
Between Blaeksbarg,S.C.,and Marlon, B.C.
West. II. Knot. I*.
>i'C < lass EASTliRN TIME. see. Class
Mixed Mixed
Daily .Pa"'
Except STATIONS. _Except_
Sunday. Sunday. J
am p. M.
8 10 HlackHbufK 6 40
8 :*l Earls 8 00
8 in Patterson Springs 0 It ^ - id
0 '30 Shelby . - 8 00 '
in imi Gnttlinorc : 4 60 |
10 10 Moore.shoro I 44
Hi 36 Henrietta 4 90
10 60 Forest City '*'? 3 60
11 I Rutherford ton 3 26
lias Millwood soft _v
114 Golden Valley 2 60
l'3 06 Thermul City 2 4*
1*3 '36 Gl. nwood 2 20
12 Mi Marion 2 00
am. p. m.
WEST " GAKKNKV DIVISION KAS^i
First Class * Ftr?tCl0AH
_______
16 13 EASTERN TIME. [( |g
- r ri >>t.a j?
*?133' SIATIONS.
o.J 3 a.1! 5 oh;qhS
AS. Uic
' M A; * A. M P. M.
' oo 8 on IllacUsbiirg 7 Ml 3 00
I VII rt 561 Cherokee Kails 7 30 2 40
I 4u It 40 GufTnpy 7 |0 2 20
** M * 6 . AM. P. M
Trains Nns. 33 and 33 connect at lllacksburg
with trains on theGafTney Division.
'I rain No 3'3 connects at Camden with the
( harleston Division of the Southern Rail way
for ail points south.
Train No 33 leaving Camden at 1*3.40 p. m.,
goiuc west, makes connection at Lancaster,
with the l? A C. If. It., at Catawba Juno!!".'!
w.".h V"' A P",n8 north ; at Rock
illll with the Southern Railway, going north.
....... i.inii.ui m mucKsotirg with the
Southern Railway from the south. At Marlon,
N . with Southern Railway koIok went.
SAMX. HUNT. A.TKIPP,
President. Superintendent . S
S 11. LIJMPKIN. O. P. A. m
LANCASTER Jt CHESTER jfli
Between Chester and Lancaster.
Schedule In K fleet Dec. 17, IMW
I hi if // Except Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound.
No. lit No. 17. No. 10. No. 14
P. M A M i > MBS P M. A. M
HI 10 3o;d Lv ...Chester ... Ar fl 00 7 67
K 47 II 10|* filch burg...J 6 10 7 21
H 6i II :rn U ". Uaacomvllle.. " 4 6H 7 It
h lit II 50|* " Port Lawn..." 4 ;ia it*
" ... . " M
| v Vi is :m (i ar. LinOMtar.. L#v 4 (hi ft jw ,
- P. M P. M I P. M A. M
No. II. leaving Uncutvr rt.3d tv m,, makes
close connection at Cheater with Southern '
Itliilwav No 36 lor Charlotte and points north ; ,
and Seaboard Air L*ne "Atotnta Special" for v
Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina *
A Northwestern Ky No 10 for Lenoir, N:C
nn i Intermediate points, and Southern Kail .,
way No 33 lor Coluinbla and points south. ? -* '
No 17, leavintf Chester I03i?. m, Connects *
wlih sott'hern Ky , No 36 from Columhlu and *V *
points south; Seaboard Air Line "Ailtnia 8pw- *
rial' from Northern and Kent tern potnta and
Southern Ky, No. 31 from Northern and Kastern
points, and at Lancaster with S C. A G K.
for illackshurK. _
No 16 leavtnir Lancaster I 00 p. m , Connerts
at Lancaster with S C. A (, K from I'm,,!,.
ami Marlon, southern Itv M?. .14 ut Oh?HU?r for
Charlotte anil points nor lit
No IS. leaving Chester P l?? i? m., connects at
Chester with Hou'hern Kail a ay No. 3* (rora
( Columbia unrt points south. ?.'** j
T^KOCV Sl'Kf<NUH, '
J. M. HKATll, I'-fffliiJont.
Gen'l. I'aa. Ajfont.
ir. yy
?
VEARS'
^ ^^ ^EXPERIENCl
isMra \
i HRMiHI
Tradc Marks
copvrmhtlhfco.
? Anyone a?n<1lii? a ?k?trh and dMcrliHtoaanf
quickly ^certain our opinion fraa whauRFKB V'Jrr " '> '
* tnyintlon n prnbubly patantabla Comuiuntuar
ttftiicatrtctly conndantlal. HandbooAon Palaafti - v.
Mnt fraa. oldest ?*an?y for aaeurtMPataa**. !?