Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 14, 1900, Image 4
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Skin 1
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* When the excretory organs fail to ci
mal accumulation of effete matter whtfch
Thia poison is carried through the r<
the skin surface there is a redness ana
Tetter, Acne, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Kr
While the skin is the seat of irritatioi
powders may allay the itching and bi
continued, and the condittoBTis often agj
Tie disease is marc it
The many preparations *>T arsenic, i
> and break down the constitution.
S. S. S., nature's own remedy, mad
effectually cures blood and skin trouble!
healthy action to the different organs, ci
S. S. 6. cures permanently because it lea
sss
Skin Diseases will bs sent free upon app
What Bryan's Election Beans.
Suppose Bryan were elected
president what would happen ?
What sort of a president would
we have in him ?
In the first place we should
have a thoroughly honest man in
the White House. This is a fact
conceded by Mr. Bryan's political
foes as well as by his political
friends. And it i? more than the
Republicans can say of every
candidate for president put up
by their party.
We should have a president of
unquestionable ability. Mr. Bry
an has shown himself a man of
parts. lie is not only a brilliant
orator, he has demonstrated his
possession of the qualities ol
statesmanship.
We should have a president
who is personally unselfish. Mr
Bryan is devoted to princlplef
rather than to the advancement
of his individual interests. He
i6 a broad-minded man.
We should have a president t)
man of tact and good humor. Mr
Bryan would enter the White
House without enemies to punisli
or grudges to satisfy. He carries
no ''knife."
And touching the politics and
issues on which this election
turns, we should have a pres
ident devoted to the republican
as against the imperial theory of
government; to the protection of
the interests of the great body of
t.li? nonnlo ua niraiuct mnnnnnlis.
-? i 1 ? ?e> ? I'"
tic cabals.
We should have a president
who has pledged himself to what
we at the east regard as a mistaken
theory of finance, but who
would be unable in the four years
of his term to put his theory in
practice in any form.
All in all, even from the Re
publican point of view, there
have been many candidates, both
Republican and Democratic,
whose election to the presidency
would be properly regarded with
greater apprehension than that of
William Jennings Bryan.?Boston
Post
P OUR ARJ
* NEW <
# ARK FINK. 11
^ Columbia River Salmon,
$ 20c tins, Aberdeen Sauce,
ifc is something fine for all kin
^ Cocoauut, Pineapples, Wi
W keep in stock a complete 1 im
f price from 8 to T>0 cents per
^ Cakes. Our line of
j OIGr.
^ is as follows : Portuando,
^ ISall ; liazel Kirk, .Jr., ft cei
^ cents. No better brands o
4 above. Our Smoking Toba
^ School Boy, Natural Leaf, 1
Gold Leaf and Yellow Ros
W 10 cts packages. Chewing
^ Kindly give us a call who
^ grocery line.
5 S. M. MA'
We are still in the market f
Diseas
irry off the vut* material from the systen
i poisons and clog* the blood, and it becou
eneral circulation to all porta of the body,
eruption, and by certain peculiarities we
vsipehu and man^oth^P akin troubles,
i, the real disease is in the blood. Me
liming, but oner ton, no matter how\
gravated and akin permanently injured by
mi ski* deep; the cnrir
mereury, polaaii. ate., not only do not ci
la of roots, her ha and basks, of great pu
>, because it goes direct to the root of th
eansea sod enricheathe*Wood, and thus i*
ifes norfe of the owgTfial poison to re farm*
Healthy blood ia neceaanryjo ureaer
Rkaxion so mueh desired by a)l. S. 6. f
le blood'in perfect order. It haa bf?n c
tury ; no other medicine cam show such a
$. 6. S. contain* no potsonouf miner
Our medi<?*r department ia ifi charge
blood addhkin diseases, who will take pies
wboMesire it. Write folly and frealj^aboi
confidence. We make> no charge whate
Untfcm. ' TMliWlfT
, Ton Thousand Dollars Taken l
Train Robbers.
Paducah, Kj., July 11.?Tli
Illinoia HAnf rul fuel train fprt!
New Orleans for Chicago was hoi
up and robbed of about 110,00
two rhiles south of Wickliffe, K
The train was (lagged. The fir<
man was badly beaten, while th
express messenger was drive
from his car at the point of
rifle. The robbors, six in nun
i ber, cut off the engine and ej
press car and ran a mile and
half to Fort Jefferson, near th
Ohio river, and within sight <
the Missouri shore. There the
blew open the express saf
, secured all valuables it containe
p and crossed into Missouri, The
dropped one package containir
700 on the Kentucky side ar
another package on the Missou
side, boih of which were lout
i '
to day.
RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Wa? the ball that hit U. ]
Steadman of Newark, Mich., i
the Civil War. It caused horrib
Ulcers that no treatment help*
for 20 years' Then fiuckian's A
nica Salve cured him. Cures Cut
Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felon
Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pi
cure on earth. 25c. a box. Cui
guaranteed. Sold by Crawfor
Bora. Druggist.
A Now Governor.
Miles B. McSweeney, Jr.,smil
ing and cooing, arrived at the e>
ecutive mansion last night a
12:45. IJe is a fine, robust spe<
imen of young manhood, and it i
sincerely hoped that his life wi
long be spared to gladden th
hearts of his parents in their d?
clining years.?State, July 13tl
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
The busiest and mightiest littl
thing that ever was made ia I)
King's New Life Pills Kvery pi
is a sugar-coated globule of healtt
that changes weakness int
strength, listlessness info energ)
brain-fag into mental powei
They're wonderful in bui ding u
the health. Only 25s. per bo
Sold by Crawford Itroa. Drugist.
1IVAL OF 4
SOODS I
ERE'S A LIST: 4
French Sardines in 15 and ^
My Wife's Salad Dressing 0
ds of vegetables. Shredded J
itermillions, Bananas. Wo
ie of nice Candy, ranging in
pound ; also Langdon's fine ^
a h s ;
S. O. M., Kontella, Cannon a
tits, and Hazel Kirk, Sr., 10
11 the market, today til an tho "
cco is as follows: Cameo, 4
iVat Wat in 5 cents packages, A
e, Maryland Club, etceteras,
Tobacco of all kinds. %
kn in need of anything in the 0
Yours to serve. g
THIS & CO. 4
or farm produce of all kinds. 0
;es
i, there it an abnorue?
sour and sold. ^HHfehas'
and upon reaching spflvyyv
recognize Eczema, \\ Ov *
nore or leas severe. V<J|
dilated ldttons and v\^? t m <\ \
long and faithfully
' their use.
t circaiatlOB Is peisMict
ire akin diseases, but soon ruin the digiuttail
xifyijig and touical properties, quickly and
a disease and Aiznuletea and restarts Hernial,
'lierea the system ef all poisonous secretions,
initio the blood and cause a fresh attack
reqthat clear, smooth skinhead beantifnl coWi>.
can be^relied upoa wijth certainty to keep
nring blood and skin diseases for half a ocasracord.
als ? is purely vegetable and harmless,
of physicians of Iarj;e ex peri eace in treating
Lsure iinilding by their advice and dli aetion all
Lit yonr case ; your letters ase held in strictest
ver for this aerviee. Our book on- Bipod sYtd
8EIOfEtC OOMPANY, ATLAWtA, CA.
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y One of the Hie Guns.
Senator Tillman exercised a
,e great influence in the convention,
and dow ranks second in
11 importance te Jones among the
" uemocratio leaaers, tie will taKe
0 an active part in the manage.
ment of the campaign and spend
most of the summer and fail at
3" Chicago. No man in either party
e baa advanced bo rapidly in promn
inence of late year* as Mr. Tillman.
When he came to the RenM
ate four years ago he had only a
> local reputation, and that chiefly
c- as the author of the dispensary
(J law in South Carolina, but. he ii
now a full fledged public characie
ter, whose name and influence
are known and felt in every state
(y of the union.?W. E. Curtis in
^ the Chicago Record.
Darttnf amenta of Mcnatm.il function* pro
duoo Mlscarrl??? Slmmekt K^uiiv Vino Wlm
>y or TabloW oorreot the A?r?nftniD?nii
,g ?
id Clarence, the 8 year old son ol
rj Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMurray
was bitten by a watch dog, the
property of his father, ahout 1C
days ago. Fearing that the do*
had hydrophobia, Mr. McMurray
after consultation with I)r. T, S
Kirkpatric.k. decided to tafcs
Ii. Clarence to Baltimore, Ma., to be
in given the Pasteur treatment, and
le they left for that city Wednes
*d day evening. Letters received
r- from Mr. McMurray state thai
h, Clarence is getting along nicely
#, and has successfully stood the
le operations incident to the treat's
ment. If the dog had not been
d killed and the carcass allowed to
S decompose several days before
the treatment was begun, it
would have been possible to determine
at the Tasteur Institute,
bv an examination of the brain,
I- whether the ranine had hydrophobia?Fort
Mill Times.
'' Or. M A. Simmons LlT*r Medicine Cl?>nr?
< *he Compleximi. kItob Mouvancj to tho Mind.
our?? Hoadaeho. Ragulatrp Stomaob, Bowola
?n<l Liter
" denMtTcticket.
The primary election will ho
t. held on the 28th day of August,
and tho following candidates
whose formal announcements
appear in tliH Entkki-rime desire
your yot? oa that day :
I) For Solicitor?Sixth Circuit,
i, Thos. F. McDow,
0 W. C. Hough,
,1. K. Henry.
r' For House of Representatives,
x T. Y. Williams,
3 J. N. Est ridge,
J. W. Ilamel,
R. L. Hicklin.
w I For SherilT.
f .las. S. Wilson,
a J. 1\ Hunter,
w For Clerk of Court.
W. S. L. I'orter,
" .1. F. Gregory.
w For County Supt. Education.
^ .1. E Blackmon,
| Ernest Blarkmon,
. R. Baxter Blackmon,
J A. C. Rowell.
1 For County Auditor.
) .)no. A. Cook,
li. j. rerry,
E. C. Croxton.
For County Supervisor.
M. C. Gardner.
For Coroner
K. Young,
I). N. Maokey.
For County Treasurer.
W 0. Cauthen.
For Magistrate in Buforil Townamp.
W. Marcus Est ridge,
W. .1. Sistare,
II. N. Polk.
V Mother* wisblnif stoat heultby Blrl* ehouM
rtye tb?HI Simmon* Kqunw Vine Wine or T*b
lets hk tbev approach puberty.
- - " " - gam I - |
J^nTLOXLTtcfomonto.
Btectlon. Teu*4air, August J*. 1MX).
F?r Solicitor.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for solicitor of the Sixth Judicial
circuit, subjeot to the action of
1 the Democratic primary.
Thos. F. McDow.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Solicitor of the sixth circuit,
subject to the rules gnvernipg
the Demcratic primary.
W. C. Hough.
I will stand for renomination to the
office of Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit, subjeot to the results of the
next Democratic primary.
J. K. H?nhy .
For Supt. Education.
To the Voters of Lancaster County :
With many thanks for past favors,
and at the solicitation of friends 1
j hereby announce mys?lf as a candij
date for the offioe of County Superintendent
of "Education, subject to the
! rules governing the Democratic
primary; and, if elected, my time and
! energies are yours for the best inter- i
j ests of education.
J. E. BLACKMON.
The many friends of Mr. Ernest
Blarkmon liereby announce him as a
candidate for the offioe of County
Superintendent of Education subject
to result of the Democratic primary.
>t the solicitation of a few friends,
I announce myself a candidate for tlie
1 oince 01 superiuienaeni ox roucauon.
i K. Baxtkr Blackhon
Mr. Editor:?Please announce the
name of Prof. A. C. Rowell an a oan;
didate for the office of County Superintendent
of Education, subject to
the rules governing: the Democratic
primary. If elected, we pledge him to
discharge the duties of the office to the
best, interest of education.
Many Friends.
For County Auditor.
Mr. Editor: Realizing the valuable
( servioes rendered during his term of
office, the neatness and correctness of
his work, and knowing him to be well
I qualified for the position, please ani
nounce the name of J no. A. Cook for
re-election to the office of County
' Auditor, subject to the rules governing
the primary. Mint Friisdj.
I resp?ctfully announce my cans
didacy for t lie office of oounty Auditor,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. L. J. Purry.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of county Auditor,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. E. C. Croxton. 1
For the Legislat tre.
I am a candidate for re-election to
the Legislature. I will abide the re
suit of the Democratic primary eleo5
tion. T. Y. Williams
I The many friends of J. N. Estridge
I respectfully announce his name for
re-election to the House of Represen|
fatives for Lancaster county. We
? pledge him to abide the result of the
primary election.
Many Votiii.
I am a candidate for the Ilousa of
Representatives, subject to the Democratic.
nrimirv .1 w Ilium
( I hereby announce myself ait a candidate
for the House of Kepresenta'
tives, subject to the rules governing
the Democratic primary.
R. Ii. Hickmn.
For t'ounl) daprrrlMt.
At the earnest solicitation of many
friends, I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for re-eleetion to the office
of County Supervisor, subject to
the result of the Democratic primary.
M. C. Gsbiimrb.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the rules
ui hip i'liiiiHTxiic primary.
J as. S. Wii.hok.
The many friends of Cape. John P.
Hunter hereby announce him an n
candidate for the office of Sheriff, suhjeot
to the result of the Democratic
primary. Mr. Hunter's fine record as
Sheriff in the past is a sufficient guarantee
of what his future administration
will be in case of his election.
Many Yotbrs.
For Clerk of Court.
With a high sense of appreciation of
past considerations and tokens of
kindness, and with a deep feeling of
gratitude for the same. 1 beg to announce
myself a candidate for re-election
to the office of Clerk of Court for
Lancaster county, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
W 8. fj. Port an.
The many friends of Mr. Joseph F.
Gregory hereby announce him as a
candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Court, subject, to the result of the democratic
primary. Many Friends.
For Coroner.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of
Coroner, and pledge myself to abide
the rasult of the Democratic primary.
K. Youhu.
The friends of D. N. Mackey announce
him as a candidate for the office
of Coroner, and pledge him to
abide the result of the Democratic
primary. ManyFhirnds.
For County Treoeurer.
v 1 a! a
i nui n i inuMiaic lur rc-riecuuu III
the ottioe of County Treasurer.
w. c. Oadthm.
For MsRlctrate
I am a candidate for the office of
Magistrate for Huford Township. Will
abide the result of the primary election.
W. Makcoh Ehtriixik
Mr. Editor:?Please announce the
name of Mr. W. J. Sistsre for Magistrate
of Huford Township.
Mant Fkikndh.
The many friends of II. N. Polk
hereby announce his name as a candidate
for the office of Magistrate of
Huford township, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
Many Prikni>s.
The many freinds of W. A. Carnes
announce him a candidate for Magistrate
for Huford township subject, to
the rules of the Democratic -primary.
M
Horses,
Horses, Horses.
VVe have just received a carload
of number one llorses from Atlanta,
every animal having been
carefully selected in person by
our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are
some of the finest horses ever
bronchi to this market. If you
want a good saddler, or a good
driver, or a good c mbination
horse, now is your time to get il.
VVe have just what you want and
need, so call and see for yourself.
We take pleasure in exhibiting
our stock, as we 11 as vehicles
Wewill either sell or swap, and
will sell either for the cash or
for good paper.
ELLIOTT A nRAWKORD
OV7NRRM RAILWAY.
wm^T
Tina* at .Taolcsnnvilla and S?TM?n4kk.
aatarn Tim* at Other Point a.
Schedule in EfToet June Wth, ltOO.
NOBT.momra.
CniaoTt^ ^fiTTPrTi ."T~ TofS TB*
Savannah I80. Ry ) IS A.;,, 12 Sa
" B#?nw?ll 4^P 4 18"
" Bhw'krllle 4 Pip 4 S*a
" ?l?rtntjfl*ld iiip 4 Ma
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?V. fTharTeston, (do. fty Ttw flT^f
ftumm*rvill? ? 41a DNUm
" Brani-h villo ... . 9 Ma 1 Ma
" Oraiignbwrg .... 0 26* '2 ?jm
" Klngvlll* IP K>? 4 80a
Ar. Columbia .t.. .... . 11 00a 8 O&a
?vTXiirnat)rrTs<v~Wy.) *rm ii-Bphnra
Lv. gripltffrtlw 2 -tfra 3 Odp to m
tiT. Edgolald i 110p
Lv. Agtwn Blip
Lt. Trenton TSSSi 8?3ptIHTB
" dohnaton f, Mt 4 18? 11 ftp
Ar. Columbia, (17. lb} *46p J lOa
Lt. Columbia, (Bldg St ? ?n? ? lap 6 3Ua
" Winnalioro I TOflp 7 26a
" Cheat or I T ftlp 8 l?a
" Hook Hill I tZSp J 6ft
?r. Oharlt >tt? I s i!tj? 0 45a
Ar. Danville ,....: ?.., * ~ B7R* iiicv
Ar. tt1ohin?m<ft , T" S7V^ TT55p
JCTWaahington ... 7 *>? T55
Babimor* (Pa.Rft) 0 12a U 2*p
" Philadelphia n M* i Mo
J! _?L?w Yyrk ^ Ifao ih.
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yr?<i.cTia-?n !: ? Tn?T#$
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Asheville hoc*, 2 (*p
' hpnirfnv bn#| UtWftlK
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" WibuAom. ' 10 likt lillOa
A.r. fV.lntnS.1ik, I PI^I A ST* 11 20? Tlfc*
Dr. Columbia, ( U.w.) ?1 4?>? 4 fa*
" jokiiiton JOaO? 1 kip A 82l?
" Treats RtOip L?0p ft4??
CT||m^ ... .".. Jiip ft SB
rMk. f!?H 4 ?ip 11 an#
At. C*r?nU#VilTfc . 1***4 "il iflp Tlsi
ir. AuMM .. ^ (kht HkOp 800a
!X3at?u?Hs (Su.^iyy .... 4 r*)i> ~rs?
" KingviU* 4 48p 2 32n
" Or?n[r?tturg. 5Mp 8 4fat
" Bran??vtfl? .. ?Mp 4 2!V*
" bunjmorrill# 7 fep (6At
Ax. Ohni p>l?.p ... * 13p T 00a
Gv\ Co! ii m fit* do!*y.) Tl 3* IIS
Ax.t-^xi ,... warp tat?
" kprfit W?4jif> t4?*
" BIa'UVJJr I ftTw ROD*
" f*vrn wall j aiW 8
" fetvasnah ... 9 l.> 4 10*
Tr*mi 4# and 44 (mix ad Himctkyl
?rrl?" and da part fi-gsi Humbarg
+ikul7 exaapt Sundig
SUaplag Oar larrlM.
Barrllaai Aally adfcvnsavvlaa bakwaan
Piorida and It* Tark.
Was. n aad 44?N.w y?r* a*d Florid* ?*
raw*. Drawtpf-roini iiaaplng aara l<?twaak
uguata Aid Saw York.
i*?T imtt rtrawmjrwm a)aaulng anra kaJf?dn
Part Tami>a, JackaonviBa, kruaik.
Wjaahiatft'in and Naw York.
^Pullman alonplng mri lalwatu 0*varlv?*aami
Mr-hmoad Dining aara hatwoan Oaarlotto
Mid Savdanah.
Not 44 nad It* U. S. HaM lftatf. IW **?
Pullman drowsing-room <iawn|iai<itk
rwaaa Ja<-kaonnda and Mavr Yuri and JfufV
Ea1<ait>ii\C oara kafwann Augvi.t* and <Jkor
IMntaK oara a?rv? all M?4ta ??rout?
nan ??r|M*g ears liatwana .Taokaoa vital
apd roln ukia. roront* dailr Wtn-aaa Jaafcaonvilla
and CiianaiiaH, via Aukavina.
PKANK6. OAKNON. J M <JUU?.
Third T P. \ Uaa. Mgr.. TraSlo Mgr.,
STaahiagton, L). C. WnahlngWD/D. C
W. A Tl'MK. B. H.liAKDWX K,
an. Par*. Ag'I., Ai'l Gen Faaa. 4g'tu
Wn?h<i k-!on, D. 0. Atlas (a, (J a.
vwyAA4L BO YEARS'
1XPEKIENCE
^ f a j
II wM \ w. U
gm
Track Mark#
^mhbt Designs
rrTm^ Corvrights Ac
?..rone Handing a ?* ?eh and daaortntion maa
quickly axtnrtnln our opinion fre* whether a*
Invention Is probably patantabln. Communlca
tlona at not ly confidant lal. Handbook on I'ntiaiU
ant fraa. nldaat agency fur arcurintr patent*.
Patanta takan through Munn A Co. rarely*
pacta! notU4, without charge, In tha
Scientific American.
A handsomely lltaafratad waaklf. I.arwaat da
culatlon of any rlanttna Journal. Tarmi, < a
year: four montba, II. Sold by all rtawadealera.
MUNN t Co ? ? ??. New Yortt
ranch WaAloaton. fx CI
TJaod iturinp KxiM'ctaiiry. Simmon* Squaw
Vlnft Wtno or Tablet* Cheor and irmttfthon
Mother, Shorten l.ubnr and Rob Confinement
of Ha Terror*
LANCASTER & OHESTRI^J
RAILWAY. Jk
Between Chester and Lancaster. J
In 22, 1000. ^||
Dailli Except Sundap.
Southbound. Northbound." 1 i
No. I& No. 17. No. 10. No. II
P. M A. M P M A. M I
8 to 9 40 0 Lv ... Chester. ...Ar 7 It) 7 67 ;
10 04 ".... Knox .... "6 40 f
8 47 10 00 "... KicUUurg.... 6 21 7 81 '
8 57 10 40 d . llascowville.. 6 20 7 12 H
y i;t II oo "...Kort Lawn..." 6 00 6 67
11 20* 0 Graces... . " 6 40
9 40 II 40 d Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 6 ?? 6 ?0
P. M. A. M. P. M A. M
No. 14, leaving Lanca*t<4 0 A) u. m,, makes
close conneotlon at Chester with Southern ?R
Hallway No. 86 for Charlotte and points north ; W,
ttnd Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Spoolul" for
. Atlanta and points west Also with Carollaa
A Northwestern Ky. No. If for fntnolr, N O.,
and Intermediate |>oint*, and Southern Kailway
Na 33 for Columbia and points South. *
No 17, loavln,' Chester 0 11 a. m , conneofk
wph Southern Ry , No 3-' frrni Col imbla and
points south; Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Spaclul"
Irotii Nortln-rn and liastern points un*
Southern Kv, No. 33 rroni Northern and R*W
erti points, and at Lancaster with S. C. 9t O. Br I
for lllackHbtirg.
No. 16, leaving Lancaster'5 3P p. tn., connects
at Lancaster with S. (T & G. K. front fannies
and Marlon, Southern Ky No. 34 A Chester for
Charlotte and points north. H
No. 15, leaving Cheater 8.10 p m . connocttT^p
Chester with Southern Hallway Na 34 (roW
Columbia and point* south.
LEKOY SPRINGS,
J. If. DEATH, I'renidtMit. ^ ^
Gmi'I. Pas. Ajfent.
OOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA
^ EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
Schedule No. 4
In Effect 12 01 u m.. Sunday, Dec. 24, 1899.
BetweenCamdeD,S.C.,andBlacksburg,SvC. -4*
Wost. 33 * K as t. 32,
First Class EASTERN TIMK.
l'nsse tiger . Passenger
Dally Dally
Kxoept STATIONS. Kxcoijt
I Sunday. Sunday.
' P. M. I A. M.
12 60 Camden 12 2?
i I 15 DeKalb 12 02
, I 27 Westvllle II 60
1 Hi' ivcrsnaw II :?
2 10 Heath Spring II 20
2 IS Pleasant. Hill _ tl ift
i 2 re Lancaster 10 ftft
i 2 ftO Riverside 10,4'lK
3 no Sprlntrdeil 10 ?>
3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20
1 3 20 Leslie 10 10
3 40 Iiock 411)1 10 DO
1 3 ftft Newport V 3ft
1 4 02 Tlriah S? 80 ^
! 4 2o Yorkvilie ?. '&**
i 4 re Sharon 0
1 4 SO Hickory Grove 8 45
5 00 Smyrna t> 35
5 20 ItlackSburK 8 15
t P. M _ A. M.
; Between Blacksbur#,S.CMand Marion,N.C.
i \v<-st. ie ! East. H.
| >ou. eastern time.
Sec. CI as"
Mixed MtxaU
iiuiiy I Ii.l,a"sr.Except
STATIONS. I Except
S und ay. 1 Sunday.
A If. P. M.
8 10 Hlncknburg 0 40
K 30 Earls * rt 20
H 40 Patterson Snrijg. N 5 12
0 20 Shelby 6 00
lo 00 Lattlmorc 4 M
10 10 Mooresboro * 4 40
10 2ft Henrietta 4 140
10 ftO Forest City 3 60
11 1ft Hut her ford ton 3 2ft
lire Millwood 3 06
11 4' Golden Valley 2 8?
12 Oft Thermal City 2 4ft
12 2ft Glen wood 2 20
12 ftO ' Marlon 2 00
A. M P. M.
WEST. QAPFNKV I'.VISION KA8^
Firm Class Firstutaail
1ft 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 16
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mm stations- IP IP
1* 11 A M AM P M
l on A iio Itliicknhurff 7 r.o 3 on
! 30 6 30 Cherokee Falls 7 31 3 40
I 40 0 40 OufTnoy 7 1 3 30
H. M k. M. ? - A. U. T M
Trains Noji. X! and 33 connect at Hint* shunt &
with train* on the'iaffney Division.
Train No 33 Connects at Camden With the
Charleston Division of the Southern Railway
for all ]M*lnts south
Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 13.40 p. m.,
Koine west, makes connection at Lancaster,
b. U, with tho E* & C. K. R., at Catawba .Iuiiotion
with the S. A. L., polio? north t at llock '
Hill with the Southern Railway, polny north.
Train No. II connects at Illacksburp with tho
Southern Railway from ttie south. At Marlon,
N C. with Southern Railway point? west.
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