Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, November 07, 1900, Image 3
COTTON AND PRODUCE
t- MARKET.
Oct. 29, 1900.
COTTON.
Strict good middling 0.
U PXODUCK.
Jutter (good) per pound 12^
KSggs, per dozen 12
Wednesday, November 7, 1900.
Short Locals.
?The Lancaster Kiflos meet
tonight?business meeting.
?Mr. J. C. Elliott is back
from the west with a car load
of stock.
?Miss Agnes Oauthen, of Oakhurst,
is visiting her brother, Mr.
W. B. Oauthen.
?Karly risers reported a light
frost Monday morning in low,
damp places.
* ?See the special bargain ad.
of the lloalh Hanking & Mercantile
Co. in this issue.
?The rains of Saturday and
Sunday were general, extending
all over the state.
?Mr. R. N, Vanlandingham
Mas accepted a position with J.
H\ Mac key tfc Co.
?Mrs. J. W. Miller, ol' Jettcrson
is visiting her parents here,
Mr. and Mrs. J F. Gregory.
?Mrs. Mollie Perry's new
dwelling lias been completed
and Mr. W. T. Williams iias
moved his family into it.
?Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McLure
A. 'infl tlAr aidiitr ll'illin
_ - ? ? ?awa u*ov\ ft y ft'H Oi JVllllO J vucr* (
spent a couplo of days in Char
leston last woek after visiting
the fair.
?There will' bo service in the
Episcopal church Thursday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, conducted
by the Rev. J. W. Oantey Johnson.
?Uov. J. 11. Bohlridge attended
the Chester association at
Chester last week, and represented
tho State board before
that body.
?An unknown Nogro stole
BOtno fruit from the stand of Mr.
8. Cherry Monday afternoon.
He was chased bv Policeman
Hunter out through East End,
but escaped and has not yet been
captured.
?Dr. S. It Peck, the Cherlotto
Eye Specialist, will be in
Lancaster at the Hotel Wednesday,
Nov. 21st. He makes
no charges f< r examination and
a
K furnishes glasses at reasonable
prices. Nov. 7-w-s.
. ?Mr. ,1. Cebe Williams, for
raeily of l)i;no, but who has foi
sometime been engaged in saw
mill work down in Kershaw, visited
his parents out in Dixie thie
.veek He gave the Kntbrpkisf
a pleasant call Monday.
?The bidding at the land
.sales Monday was unusually
spirited, and land sold high,
one tract of 20b acres bringing
s260f> or 1 ?> 25 an acre. This,
however, was bought by some
of the heirs who also hold n
* mortgage on it for several hundred
dollars.
igenta Want*ut!
The position ot resident special
* igenl of the hi, ail able Life As
mranco Society for Lancaster and
/icinity is open to a man ol good
character and ability. A valtrrying
fonewale
will no given to the right man
Address, W J. Hoddev,
tf. Rock Hill, 8. O.
Dio bfnl 1'frm riiilii'ti lor UnlMriM
Chills And fever is a bolt It ol Ur >ve's
tasteless Chill Tonic. If is simply
r?>i? and quinine in a tasteless form.
NTo cure, no pat. ITico 50 cents
MOT I CJ<!
Will the brethren and fiieudi
who have kindly subscribed to
(he building fund of the second
Baptist church of I/ineastor,
please let us have fheir subsorip
?. lions us soon as possible. We
* tro anxious to pet an amount on
deposit that will justify us in he
ginning our building.
^ 8. N. Watson.
U*ee?Uirl"i KxfvctunPV Simmons Sr\'v a
Vlns wInv <<i 'i'ftMt ts cii"?ir urn! birt-okUi? ?
Motbor, shortn; T.r?b?.r and Rob Conflr' u^Ti
of lis 'terror* _ _ M
A . ,
Accidentally Shot Iflmvelf
Ma J N. Addison accidenta
shot himself Monday night wf
handling a pistol in Mr. J.
Cauthen's harbor shoo, getti
some empty shells out and p
, ting in new ones. The ball tr
f effect in his right log above 1
. knee joint, arid ranged riownwi
through the knee cay, lodging I
tween the skin and bono of t
* lower leg about midway betwe
the knee and ankle. It was <
out by Drs. M. 1*. and W.
: Crawford. The wound was ve
painful, but barring the danj
of leaving him with a stiff joi
| it is not dangerous.
j Sal en Da //.
1 1? - >
luuiiun^ w?? StVies U?y IXIOU
the court officials sold but t
pieces <?f real estate, both j
partition purposes. The ti
piece sold was 1 *> 1 acres, sold
the suit of Martha Neal, et. a
versus Sarah M. Clark, et.
It was bid off by A. J. Bail
for $1,000. The next was t
1 John I). Caskey home place
' 200 acres. It was bought by
B. Caskey, one of the heirs,
I $2005. The crowd was of alx
the usual sales day size for tl
j season of the year.
Thc Election Yesterday.
The election yesterday pass
off very quietly indeed. The v<
i polled at the State boxes was 2
'out of 501 registered voters,
illie Federal box 220 voted a
0|? ntlicru 'ittuninlfxl t-r. '
I I ? - ?. ? W ? WIV,
j were not armed with the nec<
| sary rr^st ration certiticalo. Nit
, J teen of thoeo "ould not v<
wore Democrats and six of tin
Iweve neerroes.. <"?r the 220 vol
polled at the Federal box, 20
them were Republican. Its bei
^ negroes and two of thorn whi
men.
All over the entire count
; people voted yesterday for pre
jiient and vice president, rati
. for the electors; but we go
,| press too soon to give any eh
i lioii now a u he/ chan lucal.
ItrllHunt Social Event.
The most brilliant social evt
that has occurred in Lancasi
' recently will be a german to
, l -
given Thursday night by so:
of tlio.young men of the to\>
< onipliinontary to Judge a
'I Mrs. Clnis. 1). Jones who hn
, j but recently returned from
extended bridal tour among t
i northern cities. A number
visitors are expected from Cli
lotto, Rock IIill and other poii
. and the famous Charlotte ba
.! will furnish music for the oe
Mon.
t Little Marion Hunter IIiiihot
Infant son of Mr. and M
L. J. Unison, died October I
1000. He was only throe mon!
and thirteen days old, but
' swett little smiles had won t
; love of all who knew him.
is so much missed Precious lit
, Alurion?he was too precious
stay here in this world of t.rouh
lie has been eulleil tr\ fh.^ ur
of Jesus, where there will bo
Ioorrow. May the Lord enable
to bear our sorrow. Mother.
* I
Nfo|?? flic Cotisli nntl M nrlii <
flic < oltl.
1 Laxative Rroiiio-tjionine Tablets ci
a cold in one day. .No cure, nop
j Price '2"i cents.
(i ilis L< 4 (Ground Oil.
Society Hill, Nov. 3.?A b
accident happened at the yard
the Darlington Brick corr.pa
[Wednesday. Georgo Coleman,
..voting colored man, employed
I feeder to tlie mud mill, accidei
ally stopped into the feeder a
before aid was secured aud t
machinery throw n out of gear t
rapidly re\olvin -i wlieela 1.
{Ttound up one of the unfon
rate's legs It was only
ptv mpt :i'*ti >n th )t his wh<
body vv-is prevented from bei
i mangled. It w:?s necessary
, amputate the leg about midw
ho thigh.?Tho St..te,
Von Knuw What Von 4rr Y?kl
When you fake Srovt'i Tastalagg Ct
Tonlo D40AQn the formula i* plaii
,in ?i I on every ?t la showing tl
[ ii? simply Iron and Quinine i
(, (aaieleait forui. >'o our?, no pay. 60c
What will Happen if McKinley
jjv or Ifryan in Elected.
lilo If McKinley is elected we will 1
M. still contiue to undersell nil
inK competition, will represent our ,
>?>k g?ods ^or iust tdiey are>
tjie and will endeavor to deserve a
ard continuance of the generous
be- favors of the people of this com ie
munity.
If Bryan is elected we will ,
I 1
^ continue to look out for bar- ,
>ry gai,ls? i'1 a^ our lines, and our ,
j;er customers will get the benefit.
nt' EXPANSION.
Our Watch stock is nearly ,
twice as large as at this time
?\x last year. 1
WO FREE SILVER.
The low price on our Silverplated
ware will make you a 1
"free" buyer when you see it.
d..
al IMPERIALISM.
ley Some new Gold Jewelry here
he Is fit to wear, at any cost, and
of it is waiting to adorn some of
J. the fifteen million American
for queens.
)l TRUSTS.
Iiis
Wo "trust" responsible persons
for a reasonable time, but
sell on as short time as possible,
and cash preferred.
3te We still have a few bargains ,
24 in guns. Wo want you to see c
Atjour $1.00 solid Gold Ring and t
nd our $3.00 Watch. v
Respectfully, I
10 B. 0. Hoijoh & Co. ^
)te P. S.?Eight day Clock $1.98. ^
im . ? , . t
'Gs Both makerfl and circulators of d
ef counterfeits commit fraud. Hon- a
ng est men will not deceive you into \
to buying worthless counterfeits of ^
jDeWitt's Witch Hazol Salve. The t
ry j original is infallible for curing
. | COCAQ O ond all
. r "WW1 wv* Vfwj VVUVUIt* C9UVI t?I* O IV. I U
diseases.Crawford Bros, d-w-s v
iCl
to ' ? ' 5
?c Another Attempt to Blow Up I
Mary Bridges Failed.
Laurens, Nov. 3.?The attempt e
a mouth ago exterminated by dy- 1
5n^ namite the career of Mary Bridges,
ter 0()l?re^? wa8 repealed at 11
; o'clock last night. Again the ex- (
)0 i plosion was territic, the flooring, t
! sleepers and furniture being bad- *
ni, J ly torn up, and again the intend fl
nd ' ed victim escaped. By some hook *
ivtr or crook she scented the burning ?
^ fuse and a post-haste exit was b
made just in time to escape. Ev- *
'"e dently it was the work of the
| same parly but no arrest have
ar-|been made as yet.?The State. 1
its
nd If you have ever seen a child r
ca_ in the agony of croup you can
realize how grateful mothers are
for One Minute Cough Cure which
gives relief as soon rs it is admin- ?
, jisterod. It quickly cures coughs, t
' colds and all throat and lung v
rs. troubles. Crawford Bros, d-w-s c
ft, . ;
Last Fair of Century Closed. (
he The fin do ciecle State fair of
Hej 1900 is a thing of the past. It u
tie has unquestionably been the fair 1
to of fairs in Columbia and the ex- (
le. hibits this year have been of a
nis character to surprise the natives,
no Really the fair this year could |
ns have been extended over ten days ti
or two weeks. The people who '
came here found it impossible to *
?rr examine one-third of the exhibits. v
lit was a genuine outpouring of R
urf* i the people of South Carolina ir- t
j respective of political faith. The Jj
striking feature of the whole fair e
was the excellent feeling dis I'
played by the whole people. The ?
^ man who came here to talk on h
?1 politics wan ftimply out it. He *
ny had no chance at all. There was
a general good feeling and all
H*i classes of men mingled together *
nf ! aft true South Carolinians. This .
n(M was true of every feature of the ho
great gathering. All alone the J
ho lino this gratifying characteristic
fld | Was manifest. a
tu* And it was worth much to the 1
by j industrial future of the Palmetto f
'1? j State.
or | Other features of the great fair
t<> I of 1900 have been pointed out.
a.V It has been an impossibility
i hum far to ascertain what the ex ^
act receipts of the State Fair so o
n(t ciety were, and as to the crowd it *
II will never he known how many y
!il> were admitted to the gronnds on n
the big days. The railroads at *
). various poiuts iu the State ex
Fasts
For Sick
Women
First the medicine that
holds tho rooord for tho
largest number of absolute
Oures of female Ills
Is Lydla Em Ptnkham's
Vegetable Oompoundm
Seoond?Mrsm Plnkham
oan show by hor letter
files In Lynn that a milHon
women. have been
restored to health by her
medlolne and advloem
Third -All tetters to Mrs*
Plnkham are received
opened, read and answered
by women onfym
This foot Is oertlfled to by
the mayor and postmaster
of Lynn and others of
Mrsm Plnkham's own otty
Write for free book oontalnlng
those oortlfloatos*
Every ailing woman la
Invited to write to Mrs
Plnkham and got her advice
free of charge.
I.ydU K Piaktutm Mod Co., Lyun, M?m
lausted their supply of coupon
i t- _ -i x - 11 - *
loaeis hiiu nan IO sell 11CK618
nerely marked with ink. Some
if these were presented to the
reasurer, but after awhile they
vere admitted at the gates upon
iresentation, and no account
whatever was kept of them. Again
he military admission coupons
;ave out and when the society
legan to hear complaint Presilent
Evans went to the gates and
idmittod all men in uniform
vhothar they had tickets or not.
i'his of course means that actual
lumbers are an impossibility.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
rill quickly heal the worst burns
,nd scalds and not leave a scar
t can be applied to cuts and raw
urfaces with orompt and soothng
effect. Use it for piles and
kin diseases. Beware of worthess
counterfeits. Crawford Bros.
d-w s
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic,
'bolera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
Ind it to be a great medicine," says
itr. K, 8. Phipps, of Potest), Ark. "It
;ured me of bloody flux, I cannot
peak to highly of it." This remedy
lways wins the good opinion, if not
iraise. of those who ns?* if Tin* rniin.k
ures which it effects even in the most
evere cases make it a favorite everywhere.
For sale by J. F. Mackey &
lo.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
'ake Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabets.
All druggists refund the money
f it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's siglature
is on each box. 35c.
It Nared Ilia !.? ?.
I*. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Oa.,
offered intensely for six months with
; frightful running sore on his leg,
iftt writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in ten days. For Ulers,
Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or
'ilea it's the best salve in the world.
"Jure guaranteed. Only 2&c. Sold by
Crawford Bros, druggist. 6
De Witt's Little Early Risers
ire the best, liver pills ever made.
Casy to take and never gripe,
'rawford Bros. d-w-s
Htory of a Nlave.
To be hound hand and foot for years >
ty the chains of disease is tlie worst
firm nf m 14 * vnrv (lune enx Fl ll'illinnna I
1 Manchester, Mich., tells how such a
lave was made free. He says: "My j
rife has been co helpless for five years '
hat she could not turn over in bed
lone. After using t wo bottles of Elecric
Hitters, she is wonderfully imiroved
and able to do her own work."
"his supreme remedy for female dis
ases quickly cues nervousness, sleepessness,
melancholy, headache, hackche,
fainting and dizzy spells. This
niraole working medicine is a godend
to weak,sickly, rundown people.
Cvery bottle guaranteed. Only .r?0e.
lold by Crawford Bros., Druggist. 6
Monrttrnation made Regular and Painless,
r>?( l'alna rn Hips and Limbs cared by
Svuairmtt bqiiu* Vino Wine or TubieU
ETor Sale or Rent
A Store House 22x60 feet
ind lot in a splendid little town
'might rates as good as any
>oint in the State. Address
J. I). DAVIS,
Catawba, S. C.
Registration Notice.
I 1H K PUBLIC will take notice that
. the Registration F'.ookn will he .
pen at the COURT HOUSE for the (
pgistration of parties entitled to regiter
under the constitution, on the ;
?t Monday t Tuesday In each month, j
ntfl 80 days preceding the general i
lection. J.M.CAKKKY,
Ohalr. Bd. Keg. Lancaster Co. |
Uarob 7, l*Jh.
Try and be
Convinced I
*T
Make a purchase at
R.-J. COATS & CO S.
STORE .............
and you will be so w^il pleat
that you will become one of th
many customers. We handle
nice line of Groceries and Conf
lioneries, and make a specialty
Fruits and Vegetables, the b
the market affords. We ha
Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes a
Snuff that will please the smc
erR, chewers and dippers.
TRY OUR PURE CREAM
CHEESE ....i..
They are so nice! New fr?
Dates, up to-date, 10c for a pou
package. Our French and Sti
Candies, Chocolates, Cakes a
Crackers will please the most <
acting
DO YOU KNOW WHO
KtCPS
Nice fresh Mackerel, pickled !'
Feet, Pickles in kegs. Dried Fri
Bologna Sausage. Dried Beef a
a hundred other things pleasi
to the appetite ?
YES ; GO TO COATS A CO'S.
STORE
And never say that von can't i
what you want until you he
gone there. Remember, that
don't keep goods on our sheP
until they are old and not fit
use; and bear in mind, 'on, tl
WO WILL TREAT YOU
POLITELY
honestly and squarely when v
deal with us. Get on our list
regular customers and you wo
be lonesome. Yours, to please
R. J. Goats & Go.
"FREE!
Chinawsre
AT
Mathis and
Company
We are giving away coupo
now for every cash purchn
from our customers. The e<'
pons run from 5c up to $5. T
prizes run from one piece wor
10c to $S. Anyone can save
$1 worth or $5 as you like. Y
will get something for every
purchase. We will have t
chinaware on exhibition nc
week ; call on us.
Our Light Brea
And Cinnamon Rolls are goi
like hot cakes. The people kin
a good thing when they try
A fresh lot on hand now. A
have a complete line of Lai
/ Inn 'u minl'iuA
V4vrit o j/ciiV. ^1 , <| J
loose ones.
Fine Candies.
Our .assortment of Ohocola'
and Ron Rons is ,as fine as e
he bought in the city. In pou
packages all Chocolate or R
Ron and Chocolate 00c. \
have a tine 1 ">c package Choi
late ; also loose candy at fr<
(>0c down to 10e : so you seccan
please any and all
Groceries
Everybody know- v " ham
heavy and fancy groceries.
Yours, to serve,
S. 1.1. Mathis & Ci
uyspepsia uur
Digests what you eat
It artificially digests the food and a
Nature in strengthening and rec<
Btructlng the exhausted digestive
gam. It lathe latest discovereddlge
jot and tonic. No other prepar&t!
can approach 1t in efficiency. It
atantly relieves and permanently cu
pvsmpela, Indigestion, Heartbu
FladEftence, Sour Stomach, Naus
Bios Headache, Oastffalgia.Crampsa
all other roeults of Imperfect digest!*
PitodSOa and K. Laue *iae?Qnl^na4M tli
mall a la*. Book al 1 uBou
Pnwirt ?c e. c. acor. ebteai
OOUTH CAROLUA A GEORGIA
,> EXTENSION R. R. COIPUY
!
Schedule No. 4
.... In .Effect 12.01 a. m.. Sunday, Deo. 24 lsw.
* ? - * It i
BetweenCamden.S.C.and Blacksbnrg,S.C.
4ftd West. 38 :<
Kirs. Cius* EASTERN TIME.
oir i," ? V7"
Pasm-niter Pasxenyer
) ft Dally Dally
Except STATIONS. Excoot
BC- Sunday. ' Sunday
Of p M ~A^~m?
12 60 Camden 12 2",
B8t I IS DeKalb jj 02
" I 27 West villa jl 50
ive 1 -40 Kershaw 11 :v,
,w1 V210 ' Heath Sprlux 11 2 i
11(1 ^2 15 Pleasant Hill It i.?
2 35 Lancaster 10 55
'2 50 Riverside 10 40
S 3 00 Sprlnvdell 10 <0
v3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20
13 20 Leslie to |0
j3 40 Rock Hill 10 oo
3 55 Newport 0 35
4 02 Tlrzah 0 30
f4 20 Yorkvllle 9 is
keK ' 35 " * Sharon 9 0?l
' A 5<i Hickory Grovp 8 45
n/i 5 00 Smyrna 8 35
5 20 nincksburi? 8 15
ick p- M M. M.
nd BetweenBMsbnrg.S.C.,and Marlon,B.C.
West. II Eusl. I?.
Sec. Class EASTERN TIME. S(,c. C;itMS
Mixed Mixed
Daily Dally
Except STATIONS. Exccot
Sunday. Sunday.
A- M- ~~ I*. M.
8 10 Hlacksburi; tl to
I ?8 8 30 Earls tl 20
f 8 40 Pntterson Springs 9 12
Jl( 9 20 . Shelby 0 00
t j 10 00 Lattlmorc 4 50
10 10 Moorcsboro I 10
it cr 10 26 Henrietta 4 20
^ 10 50 Forest City 3 50
U I" Rutherford ton 3 25
1 35 Millwood 3 05
11 4" (ioldt n Valley 2 si
12 t?5 Thermal City 2 45
12 25 Ulenwood 2 20
12 50 Marlon 2 00
AM ?\ M. *jet
WESfT (iAPFM!',rY D, VIS ft 177 EAST.'
ive f'iry,('w" M''ii"T.CTaxx
We 15 13 EASTERN TIME j l, | pj
fo r > f: ? - t - v. : s. o. tj
. ~ i-i ^ -j! STATIONS. (r #?
" to *"? I Wt| Sjrj
? M I A. M.J | A. M i ~1> M.
j I ( j H 001 Ulttckshur;? 7 ' 3 00
! sfi'l 15 s?r.| Cbrr<'tPalls ? 3'; 2 4')
I I 4-1 fi 401 'iit.fr >y 7 ' ' 2 20
OU j p M I a u.j t?? M | p. M
j>f Ti-:>.r,h . s. 32 ai'.'l S-'i conr. ; u' Hi'-t>i:ru
. I w.lb rains or. tlie GaiTney D; visit r.
II t Tr i'm W :'\! connects at tiimd-; i. '.no
Ct-ai - sin,- Division of the nil hem w '.way
?, for a!' points soul)..
Train No. 33 leaving (lam.lor. at 12.10 p m..
Kothtt west, makes connection a: Lancaster.
h>. C., with the I.. Jt C. H. H.t at Catawba Junction
with the S. A. L KOluK'n-rib: at Hock
Hill with tlie Southern Hallway, to-ag north.
_ Train No. 11 connects at Bin.'.; "nurg with tlio
| Bo it titer Railway rotn th? ?ou -.t Marion,
|N C ? Uli Southern Kuliwut ro;tr.,
. hAM'L HUNT. A TNTPP.
PixsidanL >>ui . ii..vCtiUout,
R. U. LlTfciPKtif. >. P. A.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
11 St
I ^Mitral Time at Jacksonville aad Seveanalfc
P b I Baa tern Time at Other Polut*.
/ Bohetlulo In Effect Jane 10th. 1803.
.^"^lNo.atiifam
??^ bally bally
Lv. Jacksonville^ (P. S) TTJfS BOOL
" Savannah (bo. Ry. ) 12 20,. 19 %4
" barn wall 406p 4 lite
- Blaokville 42ip 4 8M
" Hprlngfleld 4 44p 4 61a
" i K>n > RO?
Ar. Columbia I.... ...... S06p 6 ioa
. LV. Charleston, (so.iiy.:....rr'JT5Kira55
Bummervllla T 41a 1200ol
' a " Branch villa 8 66a 1 Ha
'' Orangeburg 0 23a 2 80a
" Kingville 10 16a 4 80a
Ar. Columbia .. 11 00a S 56a
118 Lv. Augusta, (Bo. Ry.) *2 00a 3 56p 0 90a
Lv. Oranltevilla 8 40a 8 26uU)tfa
lS( Lv. EdgeAaid 110p
HI. Lv. Aiken 816p ...
u0 Lt. Trenton T5o? Sti3pITSf|
,le . Johnston 6 20a 4 19p 1110a
tli Ap- Columbia, <U. D.). 6 46p 8 10a
Lv. Oolumbla, iBldg B? 9 80a Slop S 80a
111) L WlntiHltoro TOOp T 36a
UP Chester T 61p 8 18a
ou " Rock Hill gfcip | 6Aa
011 Ar. Charlotte 9 lop 9 46a
$ 1 Ar. Danvllle tlETa TBFp
lie Ar. Richmond .......7.... TTiOa T5Sp
Ar. Washington 7 86a XKJp
'Xt ~ /Fa-RB) 6 12a 11 20p
" , Philadelphia 11 8Ja 8 Ma
dNew York... 803pl 9 18a
Lv. Columbia !?*ll iou, 6 80a
Ar. Spartanburg 8 lOp ?60a
. 4th**"* T Iflp 110*
?g
nv , . "*1
Ve """""""
1 g- ! 11-mtoI
1*0 t?, KiioiVIIU 1 ?T53TK
? A?hnrille^ 8 00a uotfy
Spat tanbti#g U 46a 8 160
Ar. Columbia ' ISh a 1*X
^ 'htlivdaiphla Soft 0 60s
" taltlmore &Wp ?Wft
tOS Lv. Waatii Rf Q (So.Ry) ,. ....... 6lfo 11 13a
Jin i Lv, Richmond .......... *,7, . 11 <V>p iikAni
. Lv. liiiuvllle .... * Fa 6
,lf' Lv. Charcottft.. STS Tlti
on ? :::::: SSM
\Trt " Wmnsboro ... , ?10 Ifla IP raft
r. 0'ilimhm. (B^dg^t OBOp'il 20a 1 111
CO- Lv. Columbia, (U. v.) .. .111*.'* 4 Bum
" Johnston 10 80p| 1 Dip fl K?a
>111 " Trenton IlOOp, 140[> ? 4?a
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; " Ifil.ifvO.il. 4 4ttp ? 82a
n? " Orangeburg. 683. 8 40s
110 ; " branch vi 110 018pj ?H4
i " BuinniorvUle ) Step 0 bis
j At. Charleston _.. 8l6p t 00a
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kr. i-ailv ljjtfp I 8ft
! " SprfnsfleM 13401' x 40a
0! " BWvb villa 107v ooua
- BarnwaU ...... iHfliK
" i iv <nASh Slop 010ft
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Trains 48 an1 44 aaeegt bumlfty)
arrive and depart from Hum mug
Dally except bun day.
61sspiaK Car Sarvtoa.
Excellent daily pasecngar ear vine between
Hondo sod New York.
Not U and hi?New York and Tinr'dn Ba
eprcsj. Drawing-room heaping .mrs between
uf ueta and New York.
Pullman drawing room sleeping ears between
Port Tampa, Jacksonville. bsvaannV,
Washington and Voi. Va.1i
Pullman slooplng oar* between Obnrlotto and
Id8 JUohmond. LMbing oars bttWM* Uharlott*
on. i Savannah.
JU I No*. H6 and 8rt?U. M. Po*t Mail. Threw*
Or* Pullmaq drawing-room buffAc aleeplng oar* W
iSt- wwn Jacksonville and New forx And JPaU*,
ion man Bleeping oar* between August* and OharDining
oar* s?rve all meal* enronta.
in* Pulliim* sleeping ear* between Jacksonville
rgg and Oommbta. enrqate dally betwaon Jtwuon
-n villa and Cincinnati, via AahevtUa.
J* PRANK 8. GANNON. J. M OULT.
?"l TI Alrd V P A Gon. Mgr.. Tra?* Mgr.,
HIP Washington. D. CL Washington, I>. O.
OD. W. A. TURK, S. H. HABDWICK.
me* ?en. Vans. Ag'i., Ai'lOe*. Pa**. Ag%
tVaS Washington. Ek O Atlanta. On
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