Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 28, 1900, Image 4
Plenrlsy mod pooarndttfa are fro'
fluently develowd, in t* very short
Bpwe of time, frhm a oofljmon cold :
\ aitd, if suoh an nfute inflammation of
othe proruptr* allayod,
4h^ . appen. With the aid
Syrap,-however,
l'glve any few { for this
wpeedily subdues the
ea^s the pain iir
ilways effects -a cure
^Syrur
* y *!Pr *ho Enterprise
Acconnt of
WX see some one
^ hunt sometime
9 letter I muRt
pood description
he Started at the
... vork upward
wig fox hunt
'anc ^
...iow and again.
re*) ?0 'Sam'
to go. That
>ell a principled
ave seen, but it
ad he would he
/oungman 1 ever
p picnics, fourth
^nestings and fox
g ,dV not encourage
Wave said to him
i: 'there is a t^ija
But 'Sam' aftt*
JftllWleir teeth*
V ^V * i-wV
rht of hair on fhe^
head it is time for
biioinj; fox hunting,
lands',. I might just as
to^in1 wind. If lie
as old aH Mr..
t?~ he going on ft
,rs** old, he \v?ftj!d
-itliX-Ue should hear
All winter long
ught me to go fox
/juld not go with
mself is not any
"nlt> limn' l.?.
? ihiii li?- j >
work Vhead
~a and 4ju*l I
i. M the old
?have a race
>t clown that
?:(krey at the
rti.Ok it ovet,'
ar'n
?ter any way.
*st as liable
place as
'most f'rijjid
_urtit cup
"owned
M?don't
^I.ican'l
\ Astro. * *
; (.aid todays * tret you
favorable we V*m"int tor pleas
some fine obscr... 1 said in an
henomena.'Vnl way, I don't
Two gPTi'aking such exertions
'ire. I don't, believe
r up I said, let her come
free will ; you can't,,
^sih^r her up; no"
brni? h s hp-tier
that thcN^
many -q>tid
nte KraV) one eclTpiV^Si
wn, 'Sam','.widespread intdT?^
vhe,ji it gets rea<l|gci??tiftc cfijng
rain drops' will ljnK eFent- ,vith?ut
.any of you^f8*?it is
. ' ... , asntn*'
juat ?o with pleas. ' sir. Yon
may chase her overV^? Ocean also_
?ver the mountaina of ?orth and
will keep a head of yon a i f
time. But, sit down 'Sam ,
. * ? d
do not fatigue yourself think
j^bout her, and likely as not
frill come right into your
use unknown to you. Well,
1 he,I guess I will take another
of cotfee^^tlijs makes five?
out 1,8
ness tranSfj,]^ '? shall go to
to osrry r '
'r tlrm.and I WoKJd f)e glad
c-go because if just
ig, Kit.^ jf | rthonM fall oil
e Orugg
/ CataiYht. Men are deep
y. acting <'f- J{new no amount
mucoiiH so ??>
oer boi*h.i?v~y-/>%yi<l stir
' & \?y-V/
% W'
*'* V"
me up like I hat one speech for
though I am no hand to coo, and
don't encourage him in being
SpOou^ at all, ho knows I am
wrapped almost completely up
in him; I went. We were to
atftrt about midnight for the trip
pedar creek being about one and
,a iialfV. miles and 'Sam's' mule
[being^o slow we had to start an
J&ouror two ahead of the rest, I
Told 'Sam' in the first out that 1
had just as liove set up all night
as to be routed out at 2 o'clock.
But he was so animated and
happy over the idea of going that
-ho Kicked on the bright side of
everything and said that he would
go.to bed before dark and get as
much sleep as he commonly did;
so he went to bed the sun being
an hour high, but lie had not more
than settled down into the bed
when he heard a buggy stop at
Lf_he gate, be got up and peeped
throtlgb the window and he saw
it was visitors como to spend the
evening, *Satn' vowed that he
would not stir one step out of that
h<*il that 11 br lit. lint, nririiinrr
with - Vim sharply while lie was
throwing on his clothes, I finally
gots;him started up. I am not
deeeiiffift hut I thought il I got
mv clothes all on before they
c?me ,in I would'fnot tell them
tKat; I Ityd been tQ bed that time
f ?T *
,of\Pay juid 1 did get all dressed
* '"rN,* r '
up,^|I<gue8S they had not been
en minuteU before they
\o k'cnl dreadful curiouickt tne and
MfcfHratfful sneeking ; hut 1 .just
fic??k
i,n^ "nothing.
\y.hch**^amv came out of'the bed
r # (?
room v^ith what little hairdie has
^ . if V ij t
go* Standittg out in every dir,e<jhon
?no . t wo hairs lying the' Mine
wjjy, also one ot Ins suspormers
liu opting most to the 11 odq tinder
hisses,t o*>af. I 'old them 1 thought
poHtapR-their stay would be short,
but ;tk. the people .all seemed to
be stirred uyon the subject of
reliarwm, they proposed that we
should (urn i! into a kind of con
ferenee meetij'^r. so I hey never
went home until atteV 10 o'clock.
X> \ ;
It was M?onl If "o^lock when
Sarn^and. I a^a.in wer.t to bed.
.lust a- S iu went into a nan he
Jieard the rat."'^u rvd -r ?he,hel and
gof u[ and "but, but bv the
> , ' i
vpj- ^jS'TT
- inr*f Women sutTer'"-<v;
' (.um> "ironi female
K? s } roubles and
A?jVi ~ ?V "*5L* weakness,- nu4
^r^:-T^5,>nr p?tnfui men*
* ?*>&?*? ought not
i i \1 \au' l,',Sc* hope i'
r . 'VL__\^y^ f jaSdoetors cannot
jr V'. /}?_,. '.":: /,'7,w' Help them. Phy*
i / & sicians are sa
L. /"*>i<Jvbiisy with othef
V <>.' 4teases t h a 1
\fS//f % *.*j hey do not tin*
-?// / ? y oi lerstand fully
//*- / . *'?('.? the peculiar ail*
< / ** ;" tnents an i the
delicnto organism' >f Woman. What
the soljerer oijgfit To *do is to give
a fan-Jrial Jo'' ,
BpA&f'SZZD'S
'? ' ?'. ;fe Regulator
rWSiich is the true cure, provided
by Nattire for all feyialc*'trouble#. It
is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing, who flevoted'' hit
Whole life i'i th study of tin; dis*
tinct ailments preuiiar to our mothers.
wives and daughters. It is madt
i t>f soothing, healing, 'strengthening
'herbs and vegetable^- Avhich have
^WffejKprovideil :>y a kindly Nature to
"fitfre irregularity in the menses. Leucorrhoea.
Falling,e?f the Womb, Nervousness.
Hund:Vhe and Backache.
In fairness to lu-rself and to Brad*
field'^Female Ppftirlator, every
8iTfi"ii rtfir? woman ought to give it a
.trhjr. 'a large $1 bottle will do a
1 '# Miimdiatlul amount of food S.?bt b?
u foists. f
ScnM^Va nlr ely lllmii itc.f fre^T-ook on lb# tuhjert. #
The J field Peculator Co., Atlanta, Oa
, ~ ~^T' - ' - ?.?r*-?yVWCf
H. Smllh, ItuUrrmit, Mich. >ctvs, . '!>
Wltl'it l.ittlc K irly Itisors arc UiV\?rv lif-st
pills I ever used fur enstp liver and
bo wo I troubles." Crnwfnr i Jftros.* rt-w-s
MONEY TO LOAN!
r 1IAVK made arrangements with
1 Brokers in New York City through
whom 1 am able to plane loans securer!
by a llrsl mortgage on improved farms
for live years time, payable in instalments,
at the low rate of 7 per cent,
interest per annum. The brokerage
and the charge for abstract and inspection
are small and at the expense
of t be borrower.
n. tz. WYLIE, Atty-at-Law.
time he again got to bed he
thought he heard the cattle in the
garden and had to go out again ;
and there he was marching around
all night. If he would get into a ;
nap he would think it was morning
and get up to take a look at
the clock. Sam seemed afraid
that we would not get in that
fox hunt, and wag on his feet almost.
the entire night. I lost myself
once, for 1 dreamed that Sam
was drowning and that I was on
the shore praying for him. It
startled me so that I caught Sam
and gave a yell. Sam exclaimed,
"Wh t does all this mean, anyway
? I have not been asleep
tonight, and now you have
aroused me for good. Wonder
what time it is?" Ditcher.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent
citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately
had a wonderful deliverance from
a frightful death. In telling of it
he says: "I was taken with Typhoid
Eever, that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened.
1 was so weak I couldn't even
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me.
I exDected to soon die of Con
sumption, when I heard of Dr.
King's New Discovery. One bottle
gave great relief. 1 continued
to use it, and now am well and
strong. I can't say too much in
its praise.'' This marvellous medicine
is the surest and quickest
cure in the world for all Throat
and Lung Trouble. Kegulai size
50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles
free at Crawford Bros'. Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed. 2.
Nagill Dots.
Mao ill, S. C., March, 23, 1000.
The farmers about here have
started to pl^wfng again and we
hope they, wijl have fair dry
weather
There is a lovely spot on Dr.
Strait's place which is called the
upool". It certainly deserves a
prettier name than that but sup
pose it was so named because the
water after it rushes over the
rocks forms a pool at the base
I The rocks are heaped in pic
1ureM|iie masses and (lie sound ol
the water llowiny: over is enough
to "soothe the savage breast". It
certainly comes up to "Catawba
Kails" .in beauty of scenery and
only lacks the volume of water
lor with that, the fall over the
hu^e rocks would he simply
strand. We felt as if we could
spend a whole day down between
the lulls within sound of
mir^lin^ water. When the spring
l1owew4>e{rin to hloom this place
] will he a-".thin}: of beauty" sure
i otuiii trli
I
What a charming ami inmantic
spot this would he for a residence
and who knows hut what some
day in the near future that there
max lie an elegant hotel on the
summit of one of the hills that
tower ahove this grand spot
When the railroad comes hy here
tlieie is no telling what will hap
pen. Dr. Strait certainly has hi.whole
heart in the improvement
of hi place and in bettering ti e
condition ol the people on it. It
there were more like him the
country would he far better oil
It is wonderful the improvements
that have been made here in tinlast
few years. On our way to
the "pool" we passed several neat
little residences that gave signs
of thrift and industry. There is
already a "grist mtH" mi "ffeS
Doctor's place and if is'said he
will have* a cotton gin and saw
mill too this year. Now if there
was just a neat little church, a
l a. a . ?. -u
t TTiiTuir in?nc. -innm wt
all' this it would indeed seem
complete. y J,
Mrs. Hammond lias been quite
am . 4
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, b.ut Skin Fruptious
rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, cures/hem ; also Old, Uur*
ning and Fever Soros, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Wart*, OoU{
Bruises, Burns, ScAlds, Chap^lm
Hands, Chilblains, Best Hie cure
on earth. Drives out i^aips and
Aches. Only 25c. a boxi (ynfl
guaranteed. Sold bv Craww*^
Bros. Druggist. ^
I
nissm-1*?; i
*
? k flflM
VH Kjjl MX fl
Washing
Woman's Best Friend.
sick for sometime. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
There has only been one fox
caught by the hunters around here
for a longtime and they certainly
made "long division" of it. The
"old fox hunter" of Mugill fell
heir to the "hide" Dock to the
"carcass" and that other "fox
hunter" to a "foot."
Guess where t lie "okl fox hun
ter" put his "hide" for safe keep
ing.
Guess what young man put on
his "fix tips", hitched up the best
horse on the place, then went to
take his "best, girl" to ride and
got left after all because she was
not at home.
Guess what young lady hated
dreadfully that she went ofiT a cer
tain evening and missed somebody.
Guess what two girls went
driving Saturday afternoon and
drove such a pretty and graceful
horse that they named her "Lily
of the Valley."
Dr. Strait spent Saturday and
Sunday on his place here.
M ss Mamie Richards of Liberty
Llill spent Friday night and Sat
urday with Miss Florence Rell
"SlTNFI.OWKK."
Founded 1842.
5,w r
"Sing their own praise^'
And in Iniyin^dtfe you do
not have Ic/^elect a Piano
, to siiit your purse.
r?lj[FF PIANOS J >r
n
answer .every
re<^ui r e m e n t
demanded by
-v J
the most exacting
]>ianist
or singer.
Stieff Pianos
embody everything that
is known in the art of
tonic, production and
r es pc) n sivicnicss i jn a qtion.
I am not an ac.icnt,
or manufacturers' agent,
but a manufacturer; pure
-and simple. What we
save you in price and give
you in quality is
Your Gain.
C.rll ain+see our Ireair
- til ill stock at the only
manufacturers' ware1
room in 1 North or
South Carolina. For
, catalogues, ?tc., write
C. H. Wilmotft, Manager
Clias. M. Stieff's Factory
Branch WnrcrnomT #No.
213 ISMrtJiTI >yon ^Street*
BakimorcT Maryland
4, pairing. i
' 1 v ? !
w. *7
V <?>
Best
Powder.
, Dirt's Worst Enemy.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Control Tlmo nt Jacksonville and Pnvannah.
Eastern Tlmo at Other Point..
Schedule in Effect February 26th, 1000.
NORTimniTMn K^illNo.W No.wINo.M
northbound. NocU Dnl|v X3i\ily jo* su
Lv. Jacksonville (P. 8> .s (*in 7 46p 12 lup
" Savannah! So. Itv ? 12 16u 12 0.">n 4 Km
" Raruwoll '...' ..... 4 02p 4 OOn 7Mp
" Black ville 4 17p 4 15a 8 lOp
M Springfield 4 40p 4 8Sn
" Sally 4 18p 4 47a
" Ferry. 4 .V>n
Ar. Columbia ft .Tip QOOn JKP>j>
Lv. Charleston.(So. Ry 7 una 11 (kip 3 20p
" Suinmervillo 7 4ln l'JOOnt 558p
" Hranohvtllo H ftftn 1 55n 7 2ftp
" Orangeburg 9 2in 2 6un 7ftap
" Kiugvillo '10 lot* 4 80a 8 4ftp
Ar. Columbia . 11 OOa 8 OOn 0
Lv.Auwusiii.iSo. Ky.) *~2 OOa Suup ~V8ui>
4' Oramtovillo 2 4ftn 3 81p!l016p
" Aiken . 3 20p
" Trenton. 5OOn! 400p 11 OOp
" Johnston. ft 2nu 4 14pU'.Mp
Ar. Columbia,(U. D.I.. 5.Top; 2 Inn
Lv. Columbia,!Bldg St 11 !10n rt lop 0 lfttt O40p
* Wiiinslsiro 7 Ui\? 7 20a 10 (km
" Chester 7Mi> SlOaHI'Tp
" ltnek Hill 823p 8 47u 114S(i
Ar. Ohnrlotto >.i lop it 4<>n 17'21n
Ar. banv"ilie .~7 . ~ 12 31a 1 ?sp "a 4Whi
Ar. Ke-liiiiMn.l . iluum il \ >
ArTXS'ixshington T35ui 85 p'lll 13a
" Baltimore (Pa.RR) it 12n 11 i.p U Tiki
" I'hiluilolphia. 110m 2iVk? 1 JOj
" New York ... 200pl 013a' ?16t
Lv. Columbia 11 n'm f ftftal
Ar. Spartanburg 8 lOp 11 2fta!
" Ashevillo 7 0oji 2 87p
Ar. Kiioxvllle 4 lfin 7 20p!
Ar. CliiolnnatT 1 7 OOpi 7 45n '
Ar. Ls uiisvllle .7... " " Ton- 7 in
ROt'TilHOUND. M.'xd ? g^Ss!!
Lv. Louisville ... ~7T 7 4ftn TTip
Lv. ('iiu'lnnnti ? fi ;iua h<jit{> ~~
Lv. kitoxvilio 1 jua TT'Aftii
" Ashevillo. huSh ItOftp
" Spartnnburg . 1145a tl Iftp
Ar. Columbia I aatp U45p
Lv. >.' ? V rktPn.ltHii letup l.'lftiit 1240b
" Philadelphia . . . I f.ojp ;)5oa 8l4l
" Baltimore . I . s2.p tl 22a 577t
Ly^ W iisht'i(t in s<?. Ry) | ''."up tl l.'^i ii.iftj
Lv. Hie.n'n ?n i . .. . i . 1 .him
Lv. llnnville .". ... I a 5 cp lit&d
Lv. tF< ,r. e.. mi.. I >i
i dl . . Pi?.a til top! 5 Ola
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vn tniish >ro. I ;.i uln 14 I m'i tlo??n
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Turn;* It iiiiii It tt^ii.il vii-.'i tiiiiulii)'
arrivt-ami ili'i'iirt frmn l.;umlni!x
Slee^'af- Cnr Sorvino.
Kx'-i-'li'in <! il>? iian-M-aKi-r hit* i tn'twoon
Klnriila ;tu I Xi''i YurU.
No- :il ami Now Y u-lc an I Kluvl 'a f.iia
1 i \ ?\x-n- I Snml'iy, miim-i- 1 i-xv'a
' bTyiI' it t' 111: mill 111 ii' i i i a . i t I; i ii - i- i
Aii>', I *1" 1'"'1 lin-nt ami (i!i?-; i:iini-. < if-. '
fWooiiNi-w Yin k.t' iuiiil.ia ami St. A i.ri. -I .aNo*,
.1 ami ill--Now Y-n -i an I Kimi-la lix
prom. I)rav lav-r.iiitn iwum a -. I,
Aui/u*tii ami N w York.
I'lillinan <lra\vi!i^ r?i mi Mlio.iiu f curs lie
^t\v? i-iV U*'?i 1 Tairl'Ji. .I.'i - >:i vi i - r:a v.iiiiihIi
*\Vn?liiiik?t?>11 anil S w V..i k.
PiOUMHn in-i'l'iiiK <"ir? >m ivi'mii i 'li rl it ifii'i*'
Rifhlinunl. DiniiiK cars 1?*t \\ :i (J nrlotti
and ^nvuiiiiah.
N<>?. :r> iind S. 1'n-i Mail. Tliromrl
1'ullinMn (lraw tikckiiii aifln . , .m- CMISImtwccii
.l:ii'k?invili> Mini New York mil Kill
man M i i-J'iiiir'?nr? l-ni \vi i >i An uitu :ui i ('liar
lot if. I'imtik' curs x*r vc nil nie.iN canmlc
l'ulliniiii HiCc|iiii|( cars iietwiiti ,lm a- I vi I It
. ullil < 'ol ii iii 11, a i'll route <lal iv la nv "I'll .l.a'ksoll
vlllf mil t'lii' l.ii'ali. via A.ilif i iili',
FRANK S.UANNoN, J M.rlTM*,
Third V'j*. At lien. Mitr., TiaRic Mgr.,
Waaliiiiiriou, |?. iWnaliiinrion, |). ('
W. A.Tl'KK, * 8. H. II AKItWIt'K.
Otsn 1'a-s-s. Air't. Aa'l iii.'ii I ant. Ai;'t..
NS'iisliiiinuii. I). ('. A! .aula, (in
lyspepsi.a ure.
Digest# what eat.
It artScullyf!i tin*fooiandaldi
atur0<tn stitM'Kihoning and rocon
trueting I tie cxhai-tcd digestive or
ana His the latest Iiicovurvd digest
lit and tonic. No oilier prcparatloi
can rtiip'oach it in oillelency. It in
stmitly relieves and permanently cure
lyspep-na, Indigestion, Heartburn
'flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
dek llc;idache,(?astralKla,Crnmps,an<
all ot lief remilt a of Impel feet digest Ion
J |-m or? i ty r v. ur;, w , tlJ'CajO.
CKAWFORI) BKOS.
Bridges to Let.
'I'h#* ('onlract to bnild a new hrldg
j over Six-Mile ereek, near 1'leasat
Valley, will be let to the loweat re
sponsible bidder on Wednesday, tli
KorKin day of April next, at I
o'cloek, a. tn. I will also let on th
same day the contraet to build a n?i
I bridge over MoCJorioiek's creek. nea
! J. M. Warwiflft, at, d o'clock p. tr
'riiULrichUtc rejeot any and all bids i
rea#VvFd,J W. 0. ii A HON KK,
March wWtxiO. Cct.< Supervisor,
Sasfvsfe IwTSS
ijjA-- 1
0
NKW I
SMITH and
WOODSHOP.
WE have opened a SHOP on
the CLARK CORNER in ,
the old Ilenry Hancock Shop. ^
*"nd are prepared to do all
Kinds of ^
BLACKSMITH & WOODWORK.
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
to our Patrons.
Prices to Suit the TIMES.
We will bo glad to 4? your
Work.
D. P. BAKER and
peter Mcpherson.
OOUTH CAROLINA # GEORGIA
EXTENSION R. R. COMPACT.
Schedule No. 4 ^ '
In Effect 12 01 u. m.. Sunday, Doc. 24. 1890.
BetweenCamden,S.C ,and BlacksborA.S.C.
West. 33 , . Fast' 82.
Firm Class SAS1 ERfc TIME. First Class
Passenger Passenger
Dully Dally ' '
Except STATIONS. Except /
Sunday. Sunday. ^ .
p M, | A. h.M m
12 SO, Camden 12 ? 1
I IV DeKalb 12 02
1 27 WestviUo 11 60
1 40 Kershaw II 35
2 KiJ lleaih Spring II 20
2 15; Pleasant Hilt II 16
2 MS Eancaster 10 65
2 SO: Klvcrxldo 10 40
M 00 Sprlngdell 10 90
3 |ol Catawlm Junction 10 20
3 20 l.ealle 10 10
3 40 Rock Hill 10 00
3 5S Newport 9 89
4 02 Ttrzuh 9 30
4 20 YorkVllle 9 18
4 35 Sliaron 9 03
4 SO Hickory Grove 8 46
5 oo Smvrna 8 36
S 20 Hlacksburg 8 16
p. m - A. M.
Between BlacksboriS.C. ,and Marlon, IMT
West. II Eaat. 12.
sec Class EASTERN TIME. Sec. Class
Mixed ' _* _ Mixed
Daily? Dally
Except STATIONS. Except
Sunday. Sunday.
A M. P. M.
8 lo Hlaoksburg 8 40
8 30 Earls rt 20
H 40 Patterson Springs 6 12
9 20 Shelby ? 00
10 OO Euttimore 4 SO
10 10 Mooresboro 4 40
10 26 Henrietta 4 20
10 50 Forest City 3 50
11 15 Rutherford ton 3 25
II 35 Millwood 3 05
11 4 Golden Valley 2 50 1
12 06 Thermal City 2 46 '
12 25 (ili nwuml f 2 28
12 .Vi Marlon 2 00
am .P. M.
w est t; affn iry-pivIsiON Raw
Firsiflass . ' ElrstClasH
15 13 EASTERN TIME. H J Ifl
3^5 "3 ?"2 STATIONS. = gf *
J. *3 ' . H(n
I> M A M /. M P. M.
I 00 rt 00 lilucUshurg 7 M) 3 00
I rt 20 Cherokee Pulls 7 30 2 40
> I 40 0 10 (inffney 7 10 2 20
I ? M A M A. M P M
i Trains Nos 32 ami 33 connect at lllaeksburg
i with trains on tin- 'iafTney Division,
i Truin No 32 connects at < itmden with the
t Charleston Division of llio Southern Hallway
for all points south.
Train No 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p. tn.,
going west, makes connection at Lancaster,
: s. (' , witli the I* ?t C. K. K . at Catawha June!
Hon with the N. A L., going north; at Hock
, III.I with the Southern Kailwav,going north.
, Train No II connects at lilacksburg with the
Southern Hallway front the south. At Marlon,
t N <'. with Southern Hallway gotni? west.
SAM I. HUNT, A Wit 1 PP.
President. Superintendent
S. It LUMPKIN. Q. P. A.
LANCASTER Jt CHESTER
KAILWAV- - ---
Between Chester and Lancafttdt.v
Schedule in KfTcct Dec. 17, IbW. z
. s
Ihtil// Except Sunday,Southbound.
Northbound.
No la No 17 No. 1#. NdU
r. M A. M w **. Be* aa P M. A. M
k 10 10 30,d J.v ...Cheater....Ar # 00 7 67
H 47 II Hi " Hlojiburn ' 6 10 7 21
H S; 11 :io <1 llanCom vlllo.. " 4 #8 7 12
Hilt || Mi[* ".. .Fort J.uwn..." 4 0# #W
. . 11
\< in 12 iin'd Ar. nancaater!. Lv 4(0 fl
? m r m ! N [p. ra?^. V
No. U. l< kv o#al.inilii4l< r # 3J ik. m,, iriukra^,
cIohp conneono- r X|i2ln'**'>U
No 17, leftviiiv' (tester 10.S? m m , connect.* ,
w lih Sou'lii rn JUv . No. SA from Columbia ami
' point - notilli; Nf-nbattrd Air Cine "Alltntn Spatial
from Northern nnA Kutlern points and
Southern Ky, No :tt from Northern and Kantcm
point*, unil tl l?anca*ter with a C A Q. K.
y for (Hackaburg
No I#, leaving LancuHter 4 OO p. m , connect*
ut l.-wtrus'cr with S. A <?. K from C.nidoD
ami Marlon. So*thorn Ky No. 31 ut Cheater for
r Charlotte and point* north.
[, No. IS. leaving Cheater P 10 p m., connect* at
Cheater with Southern Hallway No. 34 from
Columbia and point* Mouth.
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