Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 14, 1900, Image 4
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(WASHING CROCKS ANE
MILK VESSELS
A great deal depends upon the care of croc
c pens In which milk la kept. They should !
waahcd as soon as poeniblw after being use
Rinse first with cold water, then wash thorough
laaMt and out with hot water. In which enough
j l*uld Uost Washing rowdcr
ku txen diaaolvtd to intk* agoodaud*. Flnli
I bjr rioting with scalding watari wlpt dry and a
I out, with right aid* up. In the fresh air and au
I ahine, and they will be clean and sweet.
Tk? itwn It takto from our frtt book lit
OOLDtlt HULKS rut HOUSSWONt"
I Hint tm on rtqiwt to
TNC N. K. PAIHBANK COMPANY,
OMttft, St. Libt, How York, to
!! ! I HW ijJLTHB
COMING ECLIPNE.
Nome Interesting and Instruct
ivo Notes by President Car
lisle, of Wofford College.
Spartanburg, March 31.?Tin
following notes on eclipse of I lit
pun, more especially the one
about to take place, have beer
kindly prepared for The Newi
and Courier by Dr. Carlisle:
Louis XV of France (27 if
1074) asked or was asked or com
mantled one of the French as
tionomers to find out when he
could hope to see a total eclipse
of the sun. A list of eclipses was
laboriously prepared. It the kinji
hatl lived to this day in I'aris he
would never have had the covet
ed privilege. The coming eclipse
will not be total in Paris, in 1S41
a central eclipse passed ovei
Paris, but. the disk of the moor
was too small to hide all the fact
nf tliA Rim it h#?in?r nniv un an
" ' ,v ? n " ? j
nular eclipse.
Will some of the oldest, resi
dents in Charleston tell of th<
total eclipse of 1834, Novembe
30. A reference to the tiles of tin
Charleston Courier might be o
interest. The present generatioi
will soon have the rare privilege
ot being pleased and startled
even awed, by this object lesson
The inOoirs dark shadow wii
cross our State May 28, in a pat I
at out fifty miles wide, nearl;
parallel to our seacoast and a lit
tie above the middle of the State
Take a map of South Carolina
lay a ruler, touching Newberr;
and Winnsboro. Draw a strigh
line between these two towns
perlonging the line each way b
the edge of Georgia and Nortl
Carolina. The centre ot th
moon's shadow will move ver
nearly along that line, prssin;
liver ii?'i in ?isi t*r. i/iiiw ? iiii? hi
each side of that line parallel t
it about 25 miles distant. Tha
belt will very nearly cover th
section on which the eclipse wil
be total. It is striking to see hov
many towns will bo covered. Tin
upper line runs very near Abbe
i'v i$ W& I I11
lEOnis. uui
FOB SLO
3aw2rs of the Ooctors'd
Oont
Pstcfiwork; You Can
selvt
lore Yoarself at Home. &
Tli
ills vile poison, and only attempt t.
lisense?the aores and eruptions T
ystem. and endeavor to keep it shi
md mercury. The mouth and throi
into sorrs, and the fight is continued
more damage than the disease itself.
Mr. H. L Myers. 100 Mulberry 8
hundred dollars with the doctors, w
they could do me no good- I had lai
b dy.and these soon broke out into
endured all the suffering . which t
duces. 1 decided to try 8. S. S. as a
-oon greatly improved. I followed
tions for ijeif Treatment,' und the h
:hest began to grow paler and mn?
lisappeared entirely. I was soon cu
skin has been as cHar as glass ever
self at home, after the doctors had
It is valuable time thrown awav t
to cure Oontnginu* Blood Poison, f<
"Olid their skill Swifts Specific?
S. S. S. FOi
?acts in an entirely different way
poison out of the system and gets
disease, while other remedies only s
constantly undermining the constitu
ment places a cure within the reach
vice, free of charge, nnd save the n
Write for full information to Swift S
Sewing Machine!
For Sale liy the
Enterprise Pub. C<
>
ville, Laurens, Union, Yorkville;
(ho lower to Edgefield, Lexing.
(on. Columbia, Camden, Hennettsville.
This total belt will he porlongoil
to the Old World, ending in
Northern Egypt, near the Ked
> Sea.
? It is safe to predict that this
' eclipse will he honored by a more
? numerous company of expert
* gazers than ever studied any aim
ilar phonomenon. In the two
minutes of the total eclipse many
questions will ho asked of the
sun and moon. Some will proba
> hiy he answered and vet the afi
5 swers will suggest new questions,
? thus illustrating the saying that
' as we enlarge the circle of light
* we only enlarge the surrounding
circle of darkness.
? The newspapers, our great
r public educators, will prepare
r old and young to look intelligent>
ly on the wonderful spectacle.
' Our officials in the national oh
servatory have issued an instruct
ive pamphlet with maps.
The following description of a
3 total eclipse of the sun, by Prof,
r J. Russell Hind, of the Royal Asa
tronomicai Society of London, is
1 quoting just now:
1 During the eclipse of 1842
9 nearly ttie whole population ol
i some of the principal cities ol
Southern France and Italy, which
were upon the central line, turn
h ed out to view the rare phenomeV
non of a total deprivation of the
sun's light in the day time. At
I Paris Mr. Bailey says, 'there wa>
i an unusual shout, which made
V the welkin ring.' at the conclus
f ion ot the eclipse; and M. Arago,
'i who observed at Perpignac, says:
0 Nearly 20,000 persons covered
II the terraces, rampants and othei
" eminences about the place and
v that an astounding shout fron
' t the multitude announced the ex
" nnciion and reappearance oi tin.
(> sun's rays. At Milan, padua, etc.
' tlie excitement was equally irreat
e "I one liuo fti<? no| pfiiwiMiur?!"
I the cry when the rose colorec
v (lames hurst forth on the bright
R ground of the corona, during tin
total obscuration. The hundrer
re "
00 nniAOii
uuruisuN.
ore is not the slightest doubt that the
ors do more harm than good in treating
.agious Hlood Poison; many victimr it
loathsome disease would be much better
,o-day if they had never allowed them's
to be dosed on mercury and potash, the
remedies which the doctors ever give for
:1 poison.
10 doctors are wholly unable to get rid of
0 heal up the outward appearance of the
his they do by driving the poison into the
it in with their constant doses of potasli
it and other delicate parts then break out
1 indefinitely, the drugs doing thesystem
t., Newark, N. J., says: "I had spent a
then 1 realized that eSBSKtoi
rgo spots all over my ./
running sores, and I /
his vile disease pro- gay raj
, last resort, and was IJ
closely your 'Direc- /
urge splotches on my 1
ller, aid before long I a
red perfectly and my
since. I cured my- y^ oVV
failed completely."
o expect the doctors v "\Vv
?r the disease is be- '
* Trifc BLOOD
' from potash and mercury?it forced thf
rid of it entirely. Hence it cures the
hut the poison in where it lurks forever,
tion. Our system of private home treatof
nil. W> xive all necessary medical adatient
the embarrassment of publioity.
pecifie Oo.. Atlanta, i.
liij^lil Running
H | New Home
ii Climax
New Ideal and
New National.
Lnncanter, S. C,
A
f
years previously many of the in
habitants of l'aris bid themselves
in caves on (be mere announce '|
ni'-nt of an eclipse of the sun.
w inch was total in that city, in
July, 1842, in (be south of
France, horses attached to vehi
cles came to a decided stand, and
no exertion of the drivers, though
t?acked by the whip,could induce h
them to proceed until the sun bad j
again appeared. Cattle in the
fields congregated together im
mediately alter darkness came on,
as if in apprehension ot an at 1
tack. Dogs in particular appear
to have been sensible of some un- o
natural event, howling piteously
during the deprivation of the a
sun's rays, or hastily seeking
some place ol safety. * * The j
birds in the trees, near Lodi, sud
de lly ceased singing at the mo- *
nient when the total obscuration t
came on. * * At Milan the o
bees quitted their hives in great ji
numbers soon after sunrise, but v
returned to them in haste inline
diately the last rays of the sun
had vanished." ?
The astronomers who can pre 11
diet an eclipse a hundred years b
in advance, cannot tell whether a
little cloud may not suddenly
form a half hour before the thrill
ing moment hiding all the won
derful spectacle from their eyes, a
Man is a strange compound of v
wisdom and isrnorance. of strength -i
and weakness!
t
"Alas th<' human mind's at fault,
For still by turns !t claims V
A nobleness that may exalt,
A littleness that shames.
Of stroi Kth and weakness till combined, |i
Compounded of the mean and grand,
And trifles thus may scape the mind
That could a tempest stand!" i
WofTord College. J. II. C.
A Testimonial From OI?l Frig- '
lantl.
"I consider Chamberlain's Cough a
Remedy the heat in the world for
bronchitis," says Mr. William Savory,
i of Warrington England. "It has saved
my wife's life, she having been a mar,
tyr to bronchitis for over six years,
' being most of the time confined to her '
bed. She is now quite well," Sold by i
J. F. Mackey ?fc Co. r
Rev. W. E Sitxer. W. Canton, N. Y., writes:
"I hail dyspepsia over 20 years, and tried doctors
ami medicines without benefit I was persuaded
to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it |
J helped tne from the start I bet love It lobe a ,
panacea for all forms of Indigestion." It di- ,
[ gests what you oat. Crawford Bros. d-w-s ,
i i
O 2 JL
2 ? A
: 3 s ^|tg
;ic^ m
1
CLYBITUN-HEA
LANCASTI
I Wc want the
that we have th
MULES that
offered on this i
will sell them at
ces for cash o
/
DON'T BUK
Till you look thr
and get our pr
delight you?the
prise you. Win
! good Wagon,. Hi
Harness, come
fore you buy.
best there is an(
to sell them.
Clyburn-Heat
.Jan. 6, 1900?8.
; v-:1?
COLONEL NEAL FREE.
I'he Jury iirinxs in u Verdict
Not Utility un to Two Marges
%*
Col. Neal was lound not guil
>y t lie jury, which tried the Ci
gainst hitn on the charge
reach of trust, with fraudult
ntent, and grand larceny.
The case was concluded at
'clock yesterday afternoon wli
t was given to the jury.
The jury retired at 12 minu
I 6 o'clock.
At 9 o'clock the jury came <
ml asked the court for lurtl
xposition of the law as to frau<
ent intent. Judge Benet agi
horoughly and clearly explain
he law on the subject, lie tc
cession aiso to impress upon t
ury the necessity for reaching
erdict if possible; that it. w
ot right to shove the duty on
ther men by making a mistri
by any means a ver lict cot
e agreed to.
The jury returned to its roo
uNOT GUILTY."
About 10:.'>0 o'clock the ji
nnounced that it had reachei
erdict and the jurors tiled
Mio paper was handed up a
he clerk read the verdict, whi
/as k,not guilty."
Col. Neal was congratulated
lis Irieuds who were present.
There are still two cases agaii
3ol. Neal, the charges being pr
ica 1 ly the same as those of 1
irst trial.. The charges are in i
>rence to the Hammond note a
ilso, failure to turn over mot
eceived by him for the State.
Win Orr. Newark, Ohio, says: ''We n<
eel safe without One Minute Oouvh C'ur?
lie house. It saved mr little Isiv's life whe
itul the pneumonia. We think it is the 1
nedtotne m.ule." It cures coughs ami all
Uanuses Pleasant to lake, harrnlnas untl u
mmedtate results. Crawford llros. d
W. F. Raw), New Ilrookland, S. C., wrl
lave uslul Dr. M A. Simmons Diver filedi
many years, and consider it the heat 1
tiedfeme made. I recafd it a miracle comp
with /.ellln's Regulator.
2
TOCK
Til MULE CO.,
3It, So. Ca.
public to know
ic finest lot of
has ever been
narket, and we
reasonable prir
good paper.
A MULE
ough our stock
ices. One will
: other will suren
you want a
liairv nr r?f
-or?; "*
and see US beWc
have the
i we are going
h Mule Co.
? " I-*-?
P^ have It,y?u ^
ol |! J^eavV feeling ^
jut 3 /UxTinthe stomach, the
jj/^C/rormation of gas, the *
0 7 L/nausea, sick headache, <
; grand general weakness of *'i
,en 1 - the whole body.
\ You Can't have it a week /
te8 \ without your blood <
\ being impure and your i
>ut \ nerves all exhausted. ^
There's just one remedy
ier i i i
for you H
=>ar?rs
: sarsapariiia
12 LI There's nothing new 14
al < about it. Your grand- <
'j j \ parents took it. 'Twas >
11 >i an old Sarsaparilla before
other sarsaparillas were i
m. ^ known. It made th<* word %
< "Sarsaparilla" famous <
>i over tke whole world.
,r-v There's no other sarsa- y
I a y parilla like it. In age and <
in. i power to cure it's " The \
llHj leader of them a^."
SI.00 a bottle. All dnstgtste. ^
'c'' ^ Ayer's Pills cure constipation. <
4 "After milTcrinc Aerrlbly I was ^
^ Induced to try your 8ar*aparllla. I *
bv 4 took three bottles and uow feel like
' a now man. 1 would advise all tny 4
* follow croatures to try t tiia medicine. ,
* for It ha* stood the teat ol time ana ^
_. It* curatlto uower cannot bo ex- .
1181 4 oelled." I. D. Ooon, r
^ uau. ov, irw. nEuvruiuwu, y m. r
ac r 4
* Wrftm thm Doctor.
I lie j If you have any onnitiUInt whatever V
' and ilealro the bent medical advice you ~J
ran poaalbly receive, write the doctor . "
ol j freely. Yoti will receive a prompt ra- y
, . ply, without coat. Addreaa, 4
11(1 DR. J.C. AYKK, Lowell. M-*?. L
, e y * w w ^ w * m> n. w 4
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ever ^ |K.
heat wA n ?
w.s /* U Bn
lien: Central Tlmo nt Jacksonville nn-J Savannah.
;?'nc Eastern Time at Other Points,
liver
ured Schedule In KIToct Pebrtiary 2f>th. 1PJ0.
? BORTIinOtT ND. M gJdjl
Lv. Jackson vlllo (P. R) h ion : ;>, 1 1 Jp
" HavannahiSo. Ky ) 111.';) ' t n 4 I'j)
Barnwell .. 4 ;o - * Wp
M Hliu-kville I i 1- I bldp
" Springfield tola
" Rally i,4 (7a
_ " perry. ! 1 Vn
3 Ar. Qolumbia J> ? :? :?' >
^ t?V. Charleston,! So. K;, 7 ' n II tip
J " HummorvilUi 7 -iln l.'-Mnt
w " Branch vlllo...... H ,V-n 1 ,<".a 7 Stop
am " OraiigchurK I' 2>n .'7?ia 7ficp
^ " Ktngvtllo i I t l-i 4iXn Mop
J Ar Columbia 11 Ofltl ftOQa 1>lip
Lv. Au.ruHia.iHo. Ky. ? ;.iMp it.rip . ..
3" Uranltovlllo a' 11 HIi> In 17>p
" Aiken ! ::-A)p
? " Trenton ... f 4 Ortp 11 (Xtp
" " Johnston. ? .. 4 lip 11
\Ar. Columbia,(U. D.).. ..j fi5ip! 2 llln
Lv. Columbia I Hlrlir l4l II 1 I n?l C. jr.. (, <i,p
)0 " .j i ' 7 2.41 |ttup
" Oheater 1 , .Up 8 Ilia 11 l .'p
" Hock Hill oh 4 a II .1
Ar. Charlotte 1 > It4UA 1 1 1
Ar. Danville ... ii 1 1 topi ..
Ar. Richmond r ^
ArTWnsTJngton 7.. ?> t T< 1 ?
I" Baltimore ( Pa. lilt 1 .... 11 I 11 2. ;> 1' 2 .
" Philmlolphia 11 . .1 2 V41 1..
" New York . ZUipl 011a 4I';>
LvC. tlumbla I .Ii 4 1 66nj
Ar. Spartanburg A UlOp'll Z.'ia ...
" Afthovtlle 7 Oopl 2 ?5Tp ....
Ar Kitoxville 4 1.411 7 2uv?
Ar. Cincinnati. .. > ....
| J MIU?HVIIie I I I tt i|X . ..JH? ...
BO J'T" HOUNI). wVxd f;;',; Jjj
Lv.i?iiiHvtHo. r~T~ r<K r ~~ t. ....
ijv . ( 51 * fc* VI11141 i I . ....
cv: Knoxville I 1&uul 8
" Anhovtllo H(Vu?
** S\>artrtnhurK.. .. 11 <11. T ....
Ar. Ooluinlila ... 82l>i> V
i.v u v..i u. ?'ii.i<iii a.nn i l i "i
" Pliilwlnlpliia <1 (/?{), :i iip
" Baltimore . h'/rp > ..." p
Lv. WiimM'/i ih M<>. |(y I QAOplll ' r. flflbp
Lv RT-hmo.i i .. fj ..j- i
Lv l ? : .. ." i.. ii "7 . i -i
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Ar. (IoImiiiIhii, t H iIk HI <.:?>)> ! i -.'ii I 7 U*?
Lv. O'lniiiliiii.tU. L).).. 11 .An l.
** lins.im i :,iti; (lit
" Ti'otitoii Hi/.. i .).[ ti 11.
Ar. AIluMl .. ... 7 ;a
" Hi Jinileville.. I ' i,i 1 < ; i
" Aiilih n? ?| <, Mini
Lv. (' oi'iiniti.-iit-TT, i. v i 41r - i i i ,
" Kingi ni> ..." i jig* ... i
Omnuo'inrg. . r>;?t|>l ;m... I
" Hi-nn<'livlllo. ' I >t'i 4Z.4M .
" Mniiiinorvii|p . 1 xj, I;
| Ar t : . . i. 7OUt 111 1
U< < . II . ' II I ' I J I
Ar, Parry
j " fcBlli I2fil -'Ifi-.
I " -M ' ' 1 i
* " Hi" I
; I'.: ... 1 ? pi ;i 2
Siiviimiiiii .. 82i;?l ft 1 . a
Ar. J" jo P.H.I ; i.i 11
*'l ..ii ' nuil 41 fi.dr.d uxo'|)l huiMiik)
Brrivf ii' it . i'|Mt l flam Iliiiiiliurtf
ile?p';a{( Oar Sorvies.
Rxi'clli'.: dully |>nt.4'tii{nr M<rvi<w ImiwiiMi
Florida and Nr a York.
Nosi. I niul.!!- Mi w Yurk uivi Florida Ltni
ltrl. Daily i-.t-?i]it Sunday, ni-o d cviu
hlvi-lv of 1'iiHiiiiiti flin ' Drawing I'o > n Hit- ;
iiiK, t'oiai'iirl ai'-iil atvl ; ?l?? i vatory i'lir*.
twiim Nrw York, O'l'iintiia anil St. A'ikiuitiiii'
N'w. . ! and .U ? N"\v York nail Florida tfx
l>ri -n. Drawiinf-rooin oiling <nrii 1* twnen
AuKU.itn an.l Mi-w York.
I'tilltnaii drawing rnnm nl? ? 4ilnk <*nrn 1m
twi-rn Hurt Tninlm, .Iin-kninvllU', Mnvnnnali
Wiidiiai'ti.n anil Ni?W York.
Pitlllnnn Hli'i-|iin(C rnr* Ixi w hmi ('linrlol te atnl
Fn-limond. 11111111k cuts iMitwii'ii (J inrl'itl"
Bad Savannah.
N'??. lift anil M?U. H. Kant Mall. Throutrli
rtillmna ilrawliiK-rxaa liuffnt nlii'innKrarHbo
twwn Jm-knoii villi- and Now York nail Pull
win wmnngnin nciwtvq au-,:> tia and (iharlotto,
i>ii>iiitc cara htVo all tin-til* nnronle
1'tt 11 mnn jonptng OUH httWWU JlokMltlUt
i:d Columbia. tn<ronln dally Imtwenn JucltHon
viilo nn<l Otnci.innti, via AHtiovlllo.
FT.1 \NK rt.MAWNON, J. M.t'ULP,
l'liircl V-P. AU? it. llk'r., Traffln Mgr.,
Wnalilniftnn, l?. C, Washington, T> C
W.A. TITUK, 8. n.UABDWKlK,
(inn. I'.tmh. Atf't., An I Hen. I'iim*. Aic't.,
Wnxhiugt' a. I). O. Atlanta, (ia
Elliott * rj
& *
Crawford. .
vj
Mules for the money ?
Mules for Rood paper?
Mules any way you want 'em?
Mules to work or mules to caper.
YES, We
now have in our stables every
conceivable kind cf mule. From
the quiet and doe \* in the festive
and fristcy? from the d >ueatic
plug to the anpprb yniinp r stern
mule. Another eir load of the
latter kind received last ? >. V*. ww
Rememle r, we sell either Icr \
the CASH or (!()()!) PA I'KR. 1^-Our
present stock of
cmnotbe heat.. So ne ninnt' r
one saddlers and harness animals. ?*
("Jail and sec our stock of all
kinds. We'll also show > ?n some
of the best and cheapest I'uggies
and Wagons you ever aaw.
ELLIOTT & CRITOI).
OOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA
J EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
Schedule No. 4
In Effect 12 01 a. m.. Sunday, Dec. 24. 1809.
BetweenCamden.S.C ..and Btocksbot&S.C.
Won i. 33 Kant. 32.
Firs Class EASIERN UMK. (TfuTIiiM
KiMimMrr Pus?cii? ? r
Dally . lluilv
Except STATIONS. Except
Suntl?y. Sunday.
p u t AM
12 ftO Camden 12 2it W
I 15 DcKulb 12 ?
ni 27 WcatvUle li 50
1 40 Kershaw II 3.
2 10 Heath Spring II 2o TMf
2 1ft Pleasant Hill II Ift
2 3ft Lancaster 10 5-5
2 ftO; Riverside 10 4*
3 00 SprliiRdell |0 . >
3 101 Catawba Junction |o 20
3 20 Leslie 10 10
3 40 Roc!'. H!!! 10 00
3 ftft Newport 9 3ft
4 02 Tlrzah 9 90
4 20 Yorkvlllo 9 Ift
4 35 Shtron 9 00
4 no lllckory Drove 8 4ft
ft oo Smvrna 8 9ft
ft 20 I 1 eksburg 8 1ft
P. M _ A. M
Betv, r7 T.?! ,and Marion,N.C.
West II. East. I'!.
~~~ EASTERN TIME. HPC
ft't Mixed
Daily
Except STATIONS. v" "nt
Sunday.
a M ~ p tt.
8 10 ll'aoksbnrg fl 40
8 30 Earls 6 20
8 40 Pali- rson Springs <1 12
9 20 Shelby (I 00
10 00 Lnttlm-'ro 4 ftO
10 10 Itimrcihorn I 40
10 2ft lleurielt t 4 20
10 fto F- rest CH v 3 ftO
11 I* IJy'l" rford'en 3 2ft
11 3ft * Mill*..- 0 X Oft
114 u?* > \ lley 2 50
12 Oft T r al C If 2 4ft
' ' ' li. i. I 2 20
12 .i, Mai iou 2 00
A. M P. M.
WEST. i: AFFNKV ." "V i"V B AMfi
r;.n;c:?i.n riratuiMa ^5K
Ift 13 EASTERN '1 IMF 14 |fl
* f-a' r-c 5i X
8TAT:ONS- 2 s* 1*1
*ijr,| Wtf. t-x
T? M A~M A. M A.
I (HI AO niftCWuVnlW JN' 3 IO
I 20 rt 20 Chorokpp lull* 7 2 40
I 40 ft 40 UsifTucy 7 1 S 20
P. M A. M A r.JH
TmiKi Noh. 32 ami S."l conn-rt at 11/ * . org
v. till IiiiIiihiiii ihc '; uflnry l?iv( Ion.
1'ruln No. :i2 Connects at ? winrte < i'b the
<'ti.rrli-Mion IMvintmi of Ihr- Nouihpri t.nllway
for nil |>oln*H Houlh.
Train No 33 Icnvinr* Cnrndrn at 12.40 p. nt.,
k'oin^ wont, initio* conu'-cilo i nt li'tnonfihir,
?. 4" , ? Ith the U & It. It.. iilC iiitwlm .luocI'on
trltli Hit- v A It., truing norih: at Rock
lliil with tin- Hunt'-urn Kailwnv,i?..|iitr north.
'I'r.il i No. II i'oiiii. ?'ih iti lllnr kahing with the
Somhcrn Kail" iv from the roirh. At Marlon,
N . with Snuiltoru Hallway going went.
SAM'It. HUNT. A.TKll'P,
Prealilent. Hti|wrliiteiidani
W. w. 14U WI S\in. V*. 1*. A.
-i
r.ANC;* ~KR A CP I'.nTER
KAILWAY.
Hctwecu ' l ? ster and Lnncn.vti'r.
8chf.' >l'i KfTcct Dee. 17, I in
I hi it // Except Nun ft" >f. 'Jn
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| No. Ili No. 17. No to .SinM
I' M A. M l I' M. A. M
8 lo to 3i? l J.v ...Cheater.... Ai rt 0? 7 57
".... .... "
8 47 II 10* Ulchburg.... " 5 10 7 81
8 57 ll 30(1 "..naacomvllle.. " 4 58 7 It
? 13 ii5<>* ...Fort Lawn...* 4 M 8 57
... . ?
P 10 18 #'1(1 Ar.. r#i?nei?*tor.. l,v 4 10 8 so
1?. V. P. M| M. A. M
No II, leavln-r LnnoMlcr 6 3' it in., make#
r'i nomine!Ion at I'liemnr with
It. No 3d for Charlotte and polntn north ;
mid S .klHiurd Air lAne "Ai HiHit Special" for
A llnti'it and point* W'-nt Al*o nlto Caroliai^
A N. riltwwltrn Wy No. It for l^nolr, N. C
s ii i point*. ?n<t Southern Hull
wnv Na 33 for Colurnhlu unil ihiIru anttih.
A.'> 17. lenvlnf Oho -tor 10 81 a. m oiinnroi*
v i h Southern lly , No 3A fr-m I.' I jiiilila Mil
pi il ls M' lllh: Si nbomil Air f.'ne ' Ail ruia Spool
>1 ' front Northern arid Kuatern n>im? and
Konllirrii Itv. No. 33 ' rom Nort? i t Kantem
ii"liit-", and nt l.'.n cantor with .? t tO. K.
for 111.to ho hurt?. ?
No. I A, ! nvlr.tr f.?r inter I Op :x> connects
at Litncamnr with 8 t!. A G. K ' melon
ami Marion, Son!her i Ky No. -/ ?< lenier for
Charlotte unit point* north. fa
No I&, lent Inn Che .?M0p m . connect* at .
Ohon'er vlth : outhi i KulCi.-.y ..o. 81 from
Colun tnn an I petit* ? ruth.
1 BROY 81 I IN08,
J. M. 111? * TIT, i ft** I dent.
UenM. I' m. &"fit.
When you Ml: for "r M A. SimTina I.Ivor L
Medicine, nee tint yni; i;o| |t an t not tomt
worlhle** iu.ltst; on.