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RHEUM
la due to an acid potaon which gains acei
organs to carry off and keep the system cl<-t
? through the general c
Rheumatism ma;
I active person helplet
| dency, in such cases u
JP food, insufficient clot
Nt in early life, hut mort
H acquired or am a- ?
p innerited, m%it 3
; and no liniment or o.t
ruin the digestion atn
the only safe and cert
solvent, purifying properties, attacks the dis
the acid and dissolves all poisonous deposit!
of all unhealthy accumulations. S. S. S. ec
the blood in a pure, healthy state.
Mr. J. O. Mnllcy, uj W. 15th Sttreet, India napol
with Rheumatism he was unable to feed or dreas hi
tried fifty-two prescriptions that friends had given
t>. S. S. cured him permanently, and he has never h
. We will send free our special book on
of every sufferer from this torturing disease,
diseases s life study, and will give you any i
fully and freely about your case. We make
THE LEGATIONS AT PEKIN|<
SAFE.
At Least. So Say the Latest Re-!,
oorts From Shanirhui.
London, June 21.?The re-[
ports of Admiral Seymour's ar-|r
rival at Pekin and of the safety ,
of the foreign legations, origi-j'
iiating from Chinese sources | I
and cabled to this city from : |
Shanghai, are still unverified.
However, the Italian consul at
Shanghai has wired to the Italian
foreign minister, Marquis
Visoonti Venosta, that the legations
are safe. i'
The rebollion is spreading far i
and wide. There is an impress- '
ion in diplomatic circles here;
and on the Continent that the
allies havo not yet grappled j
with the situation eu'ectively,
and - that even 50,000 troops
would bo powerless to control!
4,000,000 square miles.
Tl.? K? ,
i in; xairsi ntui y anit tint i#> |
the Shanghai gossips is that.
Prince Tuan, president of the
Tsung Li Yamen, has burned
the Imperial palace at Pekini
and murdered the emperor, and
that the Empress Dowager lias:
committed suicide.
The effect of the bombardment
of the Taku forts, as described
by the Shanghai correspondents,
was gory in the ex-j
t.reme, nothing less than "rivers I
" of blood," and "mutilated
corpses piled up inside the
forts."
The Russians guarding Tien
Tsin, according to another report,
fired artillery and rifles
June 15 at a range of 50 yards '
into dense crowds of attacking
Boxers, and killed 300. I,
Japan, according to a dispatch
to the Daily Mail from Yokoha-j
ina, intends to land an expedition
at Foo Chow. !
VORKTOWN RKTURNS TO CIIK KOO. <
Washlngten, J tine '20.?A
cablegram has just been receiv-1 <
ed at the navy department front \ i
Mander Taussig announcing j,
the arrival of the York town at ;
Che Foo from Taku, where he
went with dispatches from the r
department. 1
TilK BUFFALO BOUND FOR CHINA.
I i
Southampton, England, June (
20.? IItiny orders have been is
sued for coaling the United States
training ship Buffalo. All leaves (
or aixence iiavo been cancelled
and all hands have been ordered
to be on board to night in order!
that the Buffalo may be ready to
'sail to morrow. She is bound tor
China.
NOTES FROM 8IIANOIIAI.
Shanghai, June 20.?The I'ekin
news wired to-day emanated from j
the administrator of the Chinese
telegraphs.
Merchant steamers are not nl j
lowed to proceed to Tien Tsin and
vessels on their way there have i
returned to Che Foo.
Correspondence with Tien Tsia !
is difficult. The Chinese Mer
chants' Company has ceased
sending vessels northward. I
It is loarned authentically that
an understanding exists between
Oreat Britain and the viceroys ot
Nankin and VVu Chang, which '
accounts for the quietness in the '
Yang tse kiang Valley. .
It is reported that Siu is executing
large bodies of suspects
ATISM
fss V.O the bkxxl through failure of the proper
irof all morbid, effete matter. Thie poison
irculation is deposited in the joints, muscles
y attack with such suddei^ess and severity
is and bed-ridden, with distorted limbs am
ht wandering pains, iust severe enough to
t to grow worse, and finally become chron <
diseases, Rheupiatism is often inherited, arc
hint;, or anything calculated to impair the 1
; oiten not until middle age or later. In t
>umatiam la Strict Ij
her external treatment can reach the troubl
i varioim mineral salts, which the doctors
1 break down the coustitution.
builds up the general health and at the ra
ain cure ?pr Rheumatism. S. S. S., made
ease in the right way, and in the right p.la
s, stimulates and reinforces the overworked
res permanently and thoroughly, and keep
l*. Ind., for eighteen month* whuotvrribly ifilete
m*e!f. Dqftor* said hi* case w;a* hopf'.eM. He h?i
him. without the sllgtiteat relief. A few bottle* o
ad a rheumatic pain since. This wa* five year* age
Rfieutnatisni, which should be iu the hand
Onr physicians have made blood and skit
nforoiation or advice wanted, so write then
; no charge whatever for this service. Add
iaily.
The British armoured crusier
Undaunted arrived at Woo Sung
vesterday and cleared for action
while passing the forts as a precautionary
measure.
Wire communication between
rien Tsin and Bekin is impossible.
1'he foreign oflicials here are toLally
ignorant of the state of affairs
in the north.
TilK AMKRIOANS AT TAKU.
Washington, June 20.?The i
navy department has just given j
out. the following statement re \
garding the contents of a dispatch j
from admiral Ketnpff brought
from Taku to Che Foo and forwarded
by Commander Taussig, j
of the Yorktown.
"The department has received a ?
cablegram from Admiral Kewiplf,
dated June 20th. He says the j
Taku forts were captured bv the
other foreign forces; that heavy
tiring was heard at Tien Tsing on
the evening of the 17th inst. lie
is making common cause with
the foreign Bowers for general
protection. There are three liun j
11 roil A morirnim 'ichnro < >n Muv
'11 Hie number of foreign troops
at lVkin was 430. There are 0,000
men ashore now at Che Foo, and
about 3,000 troops, Russian, (?pr
man anil English, have just
arrived."
Admiral KempfTs cablegram
was dated at Che Foo, June 20.
The Admiral's statement that j
heavy tiring was heard at Tien
Tain on the evening of the 17th
possibly is the basis for the re
port current in Europe that l'ekin
was at tucked that day by tliu for
?ign column.
Naval ollioers generally regret
that Admiral Kemplf was not in
'lie lighting at Taku. I'p to the
receipt of his dispatch this after-j
noon they had continued to hope,
9ven in the face o! iho foreign
reports to the contrary, that the
American naval force* had taken
lome part in repollinir the attack
>f the Chinese for'* Hut the
Admirals statement that the forts
were captured hy "the other for
eign forces" dismissed that hope.
#IOO Reward #100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease t hat science has
been able 1 <? cure in all its stages and
ttint is Catarrh. IIai.i.'h Catakkii
Cukk is the only positive core now
known to ttie medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a const it 111 ion a I disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
11 a f. i.'h Catakkii Citkk is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of ttie system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving tlit* patient
strength by building tip tbe constitution
and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith 111 itscurative powers, that they
otter one Hundred Hollars for any
t )>nt 4j / 1 ?
. nm- i iint ii imin in i iirr. 01*11(1 MIT 1181
i?f testimonials. Address,
F. .1 CHKN8Y &(' >, Toledo, O
Solil by druirKisis, 7.V
Hall's Family fills ure the host
Smallpox Reported In Kershaw.
Gov. McSweeney yesterday j
afternoon receiyed a telegram
from T. .1. Gregory, chairman
of the hoard of health of Kershaw,
Haying : "Tteported'case
of smallpox in this section."
The report was promptly forwarded
to l>r. .Tames Kvans, of
the state hotu*d ?State.
4
Distorts Muscles,
Shatters Nerves,
Stiffens Joints.
and nerves, causing the most intense pain.
> as to make within a few days a healthy,
[1 shattered nerves; or it may ba slow tn
make one feel uncomfortable ; the ten1
exposure to damp or cold, want of proper
laatth, will frequently cause it to develop
whatever form, whether acute or chronic,
f a Blood Disease,
ie. Neither do the preparations of potash
always prescribe, cure Rheumatism, but
lire time rids the system of the poison is
i of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful
ce ? the blood ? and uuickly neutralizes
I, worn-out organs, ana clears the system
sss
ress, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 6*.
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IT'S MACK AND TEDDY.
The Republicans Nominate Me
Kitiley and Kooserelt.
1'hiladolpliin, Juno 21.?Tin
convention lutll is fillinir ranid
C_J *
ly. Ilooscvclt is non-commtta
this morning. He disavows tin
interviews ^quoting him read;
to accept, hut his friends sjv
he will how to the will of tin
convention.
There was great cheering a
Hnnna, I)opew, Roosevelt an<
others enter. The Kansas dele
gation carried a banner claim
ing it was the first to declar
for Roosevelt.
Archbishop By an made tin
opening prayer, the conventioi
being called to order at 10:32
Mr. Young, editor of the Do
Moines Capital, was selected t<
make the Roosevelt nominatioi
speech.
When the nomination of pres
ident was in order, Mr. Forake
was recognized, lie began lti
speech nominating MeKinle;
amid great cheers, concludinj
at 11 :1s.
The audience went wild fo
McKinley. B ft !1 !1 0 !' H W 0 1* (
caught tip and waved, the bant
played and tin* crowd wildl;
choje red. The demonstratiot
lasted fifteen minutes.
YVhon Roosevelt ascended tIn
platform, the uproar was re
newed and lasted five minute
I.......... ii? tw, ......
II,118' 1 1 o??ni l?? I W"1 '? Vond
the nomination of McKin
ley. Somebody applauded even
word he spoke.
Thurston followed. Vorks, o
Kentucky, also seconded Dele
gates howled for a vote, hu
Lodge recognized Knight, o
California, who also seconded
McKinlev was nominated In
acclamation. There was wile
cheering and a great demountra
t ion.
Lodge ordered a call of tin
roll for nomination of vice pros
ident Alabama yielded t<
Young, of Desrnoines, win
withdrew Dolliver and noini
nated Roosevelt. Murray, o
Massachusetts, withdrew Louj
and seconded Roosevelt, whose
nomination was made hv accla
t ion.
Wolf Killed.
Florence, June 17.?The Flor
once county "gyascutas" lias a
last been slain. It was killet
at Timinonsville on Wednesday
night l>y one Daniel Brown. I
is said that the- "varmint" \va:
a wolf. Everybody has beet
waiting to hear of th<? "gyascu
tas" being killed sotnewlmn
about Timmonsville, for afte
leaving Florence, where lie ha<
slain so many dogs, he wa
turned towards Charleston, vii
Timmonsvillo. It was ho]>oi
that ho would tvach Charleston
whero lie would .assist in slay
inj^ several thousand curs ; but
alas, ho foil by the wayside.?
Nowh and ('ourier.
A <><mhI Cough Mcdlflnr.
It speaks well for Chamberlain1
< 'onx>i Kemedy when druggists ilk
it in their own families in pr^Jerenc
to any other. "I have sold Chamber
Iain's Cough Kemedy for the yaat tlv
years with complete satisfaction t
myself and customers," says Drug
gist.I. Goldsmith, Van Ktten, N. \
"I have always used it in my ow
family for ordinary coughs and cold
and for the cough following la gripp*
and llnd it a veryelllcaciou?" For sal
by .1. F. Maekey & Co.
Reply to "J. R. N."
Mr. Editor?In your issue o
June 20 appears the reply ol
the anti-prohibitionist., I waul
to know if the law of God is nol
/ given to the world to teach il
civilization. If so. then, slroulc
j we, as a civilized nation, base
I our laws on it? If I advocate
j the manufacture and sale 01
j distribution of anything thai
i would cause men to butcher one
( another, wreck trains, burn
houses, drive their own deal
I '
I , wives and little children iutc
I the cold and wet at night and
, hunt them like wild beast, and,
if they find them under anj
shelter, drive them from there
or kill them, could you call me
civilized? Would you not call
me cruel? Would you not cal
me barbarous? Would you not
call me uncivilized? Gotl speaks
to us as a nation and says "pui
the drunkard away from you.'
Deufc. chap. 21 vrs. 18-21, Ila
.Ibakkuk chap. 2 vr. 15 says
. "Woe unto him that givetli hit
1 neighbor drink, that putteth thy
P bottle to liim ?*ui(l makest liiir
^drunken." Now, if a nation
* state or individual advocates 01
B
justifies the making, soiling 01
s distribution of intoxicants, h
| 1
1 lie not putting the bottle to lib
'"! neighbors? The quotation o
";'M. It. M." is not in the tide o
i the Bible. Civilization wants
0 ; everybody to bo happy at homo
tl' Christianity wants everybody
t<3 love <Joel with all their hear
s!and love one .another But un
() civilization, savagery, cruelty
u barbarity wants all itself; wil
set traps and dig pits for hi;
neighbors to fall in so he car
r rob him and leave his wife ant
s children to sudor. 1). P. II.
; Saved
j My Lif
Mr. P. W. Hebebrand, Pres. Ohio
Pipe Covering Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
says: "I am satisfied L)r. Miles' Nerv'
ine saved my life. 1 was a nervous
3 wreck and unable to attend to my
- business. Doctors failed to benefit
f me and I decided to try Dr. Miles'
* Nervine. It gave me prompt relief
> and finally effected a complete cure.
. I am in good health now and have
gained several pounds in flesh."
Dr. Miles'
is sold liy all druggists on guarantee,
first bottle benefits ?>r ??........
Hook on heart and nervvs sent free.
- Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, IndWinthrop
College Scholarship and En
trance Examination.
THK examination for the award of varan
scholarships in Winthrop College and foi
the admission of m w students will In: held a1
s the County Court House on Krlday, July "JOth
at 9 a. m. Applicants must not is- less thai
I fifteen years of ape. When scholarships ar<
vacated after July 'JOtli they will i>e awarc.ed b
those making the lilifhest averaire at this ex
amination. The cost of attendance, includini
(> board, furnished room, heat, Itkht ar.d washim
is only ISO per month. Kur further informa
| lion and a catalogue, address
1 ' I'ltKs. 1). B.'JOHNSON,
J Rock Hill. S. C.
s lieilnceil It iten Via Southern Itafl
a I irtiff.
1 National Democratic ('onvon
< lion, Kansas City, Mo., July 4
. 1900. Om account of this oc
casion, Southern Railway wil
_ sol 1 round trip tickets from al
points on its lines to Kansai
City, Mo., and return at rated
'one first class fare for the rounc
s trip. . Tickets will he sold Julj
p 1st and 2nd, with final limi
- July 9th, 1900. Southern Kail
? way is most direct route <
' Kansas City, and offers lies
n schedules.
?
' Mi-nxtriiutinn lt< v'ul.tr Mini l'ulnl?-M
un>l I'ftin* Iii S'cli's. Illp* .mil Mmlin <"ir?*?l 1>
Slmmnnn Kquiiw Vtno VVlnnor Tablet*.
Horses
i
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[ Horses, Horses.
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We bavejust received a carload
of number one Horses from At1
lanta, every animal having been
carefully selected in person by
1 our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are
^ some of the finest horses ever
' brought to this market. If you
want a good saddler, or a good
driver, or a good combination
horse, now is your lime to get it.
' We have just what you want and
I
need, so call and see for yourself.
^ We take pleasure in exhibiting
our stock, as well as vehicles
| Wewill either sell or swap, and
will sell either tor the cash or
for good paper.
\ ELLIOTT <fc CRAWFORD*
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "
^ I
S , OaatnC Time at Jacksonville and Rav^nah.
/. Bantam Time at Other Potnte.
Schedule lu ElTeot May <*>th. H**).
[ | SORT It HOUND. 1^1^" ^*5
Jacksonville (P. S) .!. .T. H uoa 7
. 1 " Savannah (So. By ) l'i 15p 12<X>a
f Unrnwell 4U'2l> 4 (JOa
7 * Black villa 4 17v * 15*
. * Hnrintftletd 4 40y 4 USa
> " Sally 4 4?l> 4 47a I
Ar. (Jolmnl)ia OOOp 0 00a |
' Ly. Ohurle.ston. (So. fiy 7 Oda 11 UOp
, | Summerville 7 41a 120Out
i " Urnnchvillo 8 55a 1 ooa
1 j " Orangeburg .. o 2Ka a 00a
King villa 110 10a 4 30a
* \r. Columbia , noon ft 55a
\ Lv. Augu.it H, ?sio. Hv7> *So0nj dUOp IHSop
1 Lv. Branitoville a 4.'mi iiHlp 10 16p
I I Lv. CjgoBtld l loi)
I Lv. Aiken | 8 30p . *...
Uv. 'rrenfon 7.77" 5 iTotp llUOp
Johnaton . . .*?? \ Up 11 Jop
Ar. Columbia, ,U. D.) r?80p 2 10a
Lv. Columbia, (Bl.lg St OUUn 0 lop Q 15a
" \N innaboi'o 7 oOp 7 20a
1 Cboeker 7 ?lC 8 10ft
1 . Kpck *411 .<r ssuf 8 47a
te VlOjJ 0 40a i
Ar. Dauvflie .. .lTETa Tiiap '
Ar. Riolnnond .1 ii oOa 0 2Sp I
Xr. WLakliigton I ... |T5S ?0>ip |
* Baltimore (l'a.KK) .... 0 l?a 11 25p
Philadelphia Ill asa 8 58a1
New York. ' aOttp M3a
?v. tidluniLTti I f 4oa i' sQa
Ar. Spartanburg 3 lOp 11 *5a
irttl; iS
Ar. Oliioimia;1 . . ... " j 7 45a
XrJ . oiIhv 11 le ..7.1? . ,V!'p 7 50a
iNo.la
southbound. Miadig;-,
Lv. Louisville 7 " T 7 4/vi 7 45p
Qi Cinoiniiati ...... | 8<?tu| 80dp !
Lv. Kiioxvilh" ...'. . . | 1 a.ki 8 25a
Aslmviih- I8 00ii 305p
I Spartanburg ... U45s? (115p
Ar. CV>hin 1 bin .. . 1 88Jt> t*4T,p
Ly. N'w v. iinPft.it.iii , i n **
Phiiiido.phnt . . j ?Uipi U boa
" Baltimore . . . 8 27p it a2a
Lv. Waalil'gt'ii (So. >ty> | o,Vrp|l] l *
LvTTtli'hln _ .._ J, ,,,'l.Mlin
I Lv. Ilo:ivillo jT\ ii iVp
Lv.Chariot p., alia iooop
Itook Hill i Oo uibM.'ip
' " Cheater t?:Va 11 25p
" WinmlHiro. . Ipj .'In 18 15a
Ar. Columbia, (Bldg.-t ??ii .'.'m I aoa
UV. y >1111111)111, (I . D. (.. I ;ij.'/si 4 :.ua
Johit*i<m . || i.Vi-l i (j .i'a
Trenton .. ,>.p| O+ja
Ar. Aiken ... . . f T woa
Ar. Kd.re{|el<l , n ;t, a
. Ar. Uruniteville .. I-MM : 16pl * [fi
A r A H .. i .? . hiti
CvTBSCTK uyj iuoo iT..s*
" Kingvillu 14.i)i
Oranvemit , >.,?[> .i 4*mi
* Brnn -hvilio ... 1 i< 4 2" a
Knmniervtile ..... I ; *j? r> .V.'ii
Ar. ('hnrlc.'ni' . * nm
I..V. Columbia So. Kv., II | '. 4
Ar- , ...... i: 4 :p! 2 ;i7a
.. ?P""KuVI(1 ii?a
' Black vi lie llhuBU-ln
j " Barnwell | 2,n 1120r?
' Savannah .. A2n>&13a
Ar. Jacksonville (p. 8. j , kip ;.n
'Trains 4.i ami 41 imivd rxcujil Sunday)
arrive unit depart from Hamburg
tDully except Sunday.
Sleeping Cur Sorvloi.
Kxcelient daily bossongor service lelwivi
Florida and New York.
Now. ;H and .14 -New Yorlf and Florida Kx
Press. Drawing-room s coping ears Isitweon
Augusta und New York.
Pullman drawing i.kiiii sleeping cars between
Fort Tampa. Jacksonville, Savannah
Washington antl New Yoik.
i Pullman sleeping ears between ('hurl >tte a
Klehinond Ihuing cars Uiiwissi Uimrlot
and Savannah.
Nos. ;? and :?V?LT. M. Fast Mall. Through
Pullman drawdtut-room buffo sleeping ears 1ms^
tween Jacksonville and Now York and. Pullman
s ppj'iug ears between Auguatu and (Jliar
mtte. Inning ears serve all meats onrouto
Pullman s imping ears laitween Jacksonville
and Columhln e-iroule dully Um ween Jackson|
i villa and Cine aati, via AshevP.e.
riovitu n i uvnu > .......
Tlilr<t V-l'. & (i?m. M^r., Traflle Mar.,
Waxhinji'. i f>. (i WnnhlrtKiuii.l). C
. W.i.TI' ;r;, H. ll.HAKHWK'K,
Ghjn. hi?i. A -'t.. A? I lien. Kum. Atf't.,
W U. O. Atlntiift. (in
REMEMBER
j That the New
i Home Sewing
Machine gives
Satisfaction.
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SCHEDULE STATE CAM- I
IMIUN 11)00.
Barnwell, Friday. 44 23
Bamberg, Saturday 44 22
Sumter, Tuesday ' 44 23
Manning, Wednesday 44 27
Monck's Corner, Thursday.... " 28
Georgetown, Tuesday July 10
Kingstree, Wednesday 11
Florence, Thursday " 12
Marion, Friday 44 13
Conway, Monday " 16
Bennettsville, Wednesday. . .. 44 18
Darlington, Thursday 44 1?
Chesterfield, Saturday 44 21
Camden, Monday. ** 23
Lancaster, Wednesday......... " 25
Chester, Thursday " 26
Winnsboro, Friday 44 27
Yorkville, Sfturday " 28
GafTney, Monday 44 30
Spartanburg, Tuesday 44 31
Union, Wednesday *. .Aug. 1
Newberry, Friday,.'. 44 3
Laurens, Saturday 44 4
Greenvi'le, Monday 44 6
Pickens, Tuesday 44 7
Walhalla, Thursday 44 ?
Anderson, Friday 44 10
Abbeville, Saturday 44 11
Greenwood, Monday 44 13
Aiken, Wednesday "4 15
Edgefield, Thursday 44 16
Saluda, Saturday 44 18
Lexington, Tuesday 44 21
Columbia, Wednesday 44 22
WILIS JONES, Ohm'n.
U. X. Guntkh, Secretary. ?
LANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Between Cheater and Lancaaler.
Schedule tn ESffect April 21, 1900.
Da Hi/ Except Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound.
No. IN No. 17. No.l?.NaH
P. MAM. ?? *?MM? P M. A. M
8 10 9 411 d Lv ...75benter....Ar 7 10 7 57
10 04 Knox .... " ? 49
8 47 10 20 "... Rlchburff.... ? 21 7 21
8 57 10 40 d "..Bascomvlllo.. " 6 20 7 12
9 13 II 00 ".. .Fort U*d..." 6 00 6 57
11 80 " CI races ... . " 6 40
0 40 11 40 d Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv ( ? 6 30
P. M A. M. P. M. A. M
No. II, leaving LunoiMter 6.30 a. tu,, makes
close connection at Chester with -Southern
Hull"ay No. 36 for Charlotte and points north ;
and Seaboard Air Line Atlanta Special" for A
Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina
& Northwestern Ky. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C,
and Intermediate points, and Southern Hallway
No. 33 for Columbia and points south.
No 17, leaving Chester 9 40 a. m , Connects
with Southern Ky , No. 86 from Col itnhla and
points south; Seaboard Air L'le "Atlanta Special".from
Northern and Kan lorn points and
Southern By, No. 34 from Northern and F.astcm
points, and at Lancaster with H. C. &. O. K.
for (ifncksburR.
No. 16. leaving Lancaster 5 30 p. m., connects
at Lancastor with S. C. & <?. K from Cainden
Msr'.OB. Southern Ry. No. 34 n? Chester for
Churlotle and points north.
No. 15, leaving Chester 9.10 p m.. connects at
Chester with Southern Railway No 34 from
Columbia and points south.
LEROY SPRINGS,
J. M. HEATIi, President.
Gen'l. Pns. A sjent.
OOIITH CAROLINA & GEORGIA
jj- EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
Schedule No. 4
. In Kffect 12 01 a. m.. Sunday, Doc. 24, 1899.
Betwe6nCamden,s!n.,andB]acksbnrA,S.C.
West. r33 | |F.aat. 32.
First Class r.noi r.i>.. ' """ First Class
Passenger Passe nyer"
Dally ^ Da11v
P.XCOpi I STUTIUftl 1 EXCO|S
Sunday: ! 1 Sunday.
P M I AM
I lu Mi ? Cam Ion 12 2*
t is! DfKulb 13 ui
I 27| Westvllle II 50
1 40 Krr*u.iw It 35
2 10 Heath Spring II 30
2 15 Pleasant Hill II 15 JH
| 2 35 Lancaster 10 55
| 2 50, Riverside 10 40
| 8 OOi Springdeli 10 ?0
8 |o Catawba Junctlw 10 30
I 3 20 Leslie 10 10
3 40 Rock Hill It 00 3
55 Newport 0 35
4 021 Tirxah 9 30 ^
4 20 Yorkvllle 9 14
4 .V. , Sharon 9 00
4 50 Hickory drove H 45
5 oo Smyrna 8 35
5 20 lilacksburg 8 15
H M A. M.
Between Bla ?sborg,S.C. ,and lartoj, B.C.
West. II. E?tt. 13.
>,, ('lain EASTERN TIME. V^.0. eia?;
Mixed Mixed
CaiTy? Dm,,y
Except STATIONS. Exoept
Sunday Sunday.
A~M. 1 IK M.
8 10 lllackHburg 8 40
8 30 Earls A 30
8 40 Patterson Springs 6 12
9 20 Shelby 6 00
lo 00 Lattlmoro 4 50
10 10 Mnorenboro 4 40
lo 25 llnnrlAtta 4 'At
10 ftb Forest Ctly 3 50
11 |> Rathorfordton 3 2ft
11 3ft Millwood 3 Oft ^
114? Golden \aiisy * w 3
12 oft Thermal City 2 4ft
12 2ft <?lenwood 2 20
12 M) Marios 2 00
a.u r. M
Wfi.ST C! A I'TNE Y U. VISION EAH^i
Dl at Class | " rFlrslClass
lft 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 lfl
- ft
= ~ &" STATIONS.
o,3?<513?. 65?oJ? I
Wtf. W?3 At/, Wx
~l> M A M ~A M P M. W "
1 (At ft im> IllackshurK 7 50 3 00 w
I 2o ft 20 Cherokee Falls 7 3* 2 40
I 40 ft 40 OufTney 7 1 2 20
JV M A. M A. 2,1 jr. M
Trains Nob. 32 and 33 connect at Hlu4kntnirK
with tralnM on the OafTney Division
Train No 32 connects at Camden *fth the
Charleston Division of the Southern Hallway
for ull points south
Train No. S3 leaving CAmdon at 12.40 p. m ,
polity west, makes connection at Lancaster,
S. C., with the L A C. It. R., at Catawba .June
Hon with the K. A. L., point; north; at Rook
11111 tvlth the Southern Kailwav,Kolnp north.
Train No II connects at Hlackshurp with tho
Southern Railway from the south. At Marlon,
N (' . with Southern Hallway point; west.
SAM E HUNT, A THIPP,
F resident.' Superintendent
S. It LUMPKIN, rt P. A.
Registration Notice.
! fill I K IT BUT will take notice that
1 thp Registration Books will be
open at the UOI'RT IIOIT^K for the
roRialration of parties cutilled lo register
under the constitution, on the ,
FIRST MONI>AY In each month.
until 'tO floi a nrtiPKiliitflf O?o ???.? I
election. "" *\Y. M.CAHKE Y, "
Chair, ltd. He#. Lancaster Co.
Ma rob 7. 1900. ^
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I lined iturltiK Kxpeclaney. Simmon* Squaw
Vlno Winn or Tablets cheer and Htrcnythco
Mother. Shorten Libx and Rob Confinement
of It* Terror*. ? .,