Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 02, 1901, Image 3
Short Locals.
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? Monday in Bnlesday.
^ ?Mr. II. N. Clyburn was in
town yesterday.
w ?Cotton is bringing 9? cents
on this market.
?Mr. Goo. W. S. liart of the
Yorkville bar was in town yesterday
on professional business.
?Mr. J. W. Condor of the
Gregory-Rhea Mule Co., Columbia,
was in town several days
this week.
?The many friends of our
popular sheriff will be glad to
learn that lie is improving rap1(1
lv 1 T<< \vn? 111 ^ ufrnol. ?i
while Thursday.
?Mr J E Pasterson has now
moved his blacksmith outfit into
a the new shop built by Messrs.
Funderburk & Plyler. Ho has
put in two forges and is proparing
to do work in a hurry.
?Loo Barnes, colored, was up
before Magistrate Caskey Thursday
to answer the charge of
stealing, and was convicted and
sentenced to pay a fine of $10
or servo 30 days on the chain
gang. The line was paid.
?Less than three weeks are
'eft to make your returns to the
county auditor.
?Some very linoBweet potatoes
have boon brought in from the
country recently. They were aw
- sound and p etty as in the fall
?List of letters advertised for
t.tu?. undino If.. I. ' 1<M 11 t..?
Lancaster, S. C: Mrs. Charity
Uauthen, Airs. T. P. McMauus,
Mru. Amanda .Jones, J. J. Ale
Griff, \V. E. Bennett, Samuel
Tucker, Willis Sanders, Henry
JHlaekmon, col.
Belle Nance, P. M.
?Miss (ilenuie Little passed
through Lancaster this week on
her way home from school at
Marion, N. C.
?Mr. J. P. Ingram, one of
Taxahaw's most progressive farmers,
was in town yesterday and
made us a pleasant call.
?Mr. dim Finobor who was
driving Mr. J, A. Armstrong'*
team was prorty badly bruised
no in a runaway Thursday.
? Mid-; Maggie Anderson left
Tut-.aday morning for Atlanta,
Cm. to have an operation performed
on her eyes for cataract.
?The long delayed work on
A the Baptist. church hero is near*
iiig completion. The furnace bap
boon put iu and the building can
tnow he heated up fo that the
I other inside work can bo completed,
the carD?t put down and
the peats arranged.
? Nelson Morrison, an aged and
indufitricna colored man, died on
Wednesday morning at the age
of S3 years.
?News came here Wednesday
that Mr. W. II. Tillman of
the Van Wyok section was very
low with pneumonia- We have
heard nothing from him since
?Miss Connie Davis leave*
today for Tank where she will
open school as teacher on Mont
day.
? Mr James Langloy.of Dixie,
had the misfortune one day
this week to badly mash two or
0 three fingers on one of his hands
while hauling logs to mill.
? Mr. Mauley Porter wont to
r'A Monroe, N- ('., ysndiy n
* *|j^busino8s.
Prince Ot Denmark's Future
Copenhagen, Jan 31 ? The
aecossion of the daughter of the
King of Denmark to the position
of Queen (?f England will
affect tho future of Prince Charles
of Denmark, who like his
wife, prefers to reside in England.
Valaoirtun can ilnrt u lol/einiutiii thfl hv?
Wni while Ih'1 LtVor Is tn rx-rfi >* onlcr. Rr
v. A Simmonii Liver M?vllclii? Is th? boci
Lady Fitzcrgald Dead.
London, Jan 31?Lady Rachel
Charles Fitzergald, eldest dauphlor
ol the Earl ol Dunraven, ditd
morning it A da re Minor, the
^^Kxrl's Q#.at in the county of Lim^^Vrick,
Ireland. She cravf? hirfh
to a son on January 20, and uns
supposed to ho doing vtoll.
Offers iteivtird />>? Conviction.
Rev. J. W. Little was in town
Thursday and ho authorized tho
Enteri'iusk to say that he will
givo a reward of $50 for con
viction of any man in tho United
States court for selling
liquor in tho community where
ho lives or in the neighborhood
of his churches (between Unno
Creek and Waxhaw Creek.) He
says ho is going to stop tho sale
of liquor in that portion of tho
country if he has to plank down
his money to do it. Those who
remember how ho fought the'
j question and had a distillery
closed up a few years ago, will
have no doubt of Brother Little's
earnestness in this matter.
If he does not put a stop to it it
will not be his fault, lie will
come nearer accomplishing his
purpose in this matter than
any other man perhaps in the
State.
Pepsin preparation?-, often fail
to relieve indigestion bocaune
they (\ n digest only albuminous
foods. There m one preparation
that digests all classes of food,
and that inKodol Dyspepsia Cure.
It cures the worst canes of indi
gostion and giveH instant relief,
ror it digests what you eat. Crawford
Bros. d-w s
Card from >lt*. Bruce.
Mr. Editor:?Since reading
Mr. W. Cr. A. Porter's card in
Wednesday's Emtkuprise T fool
that I should make some apology
for anything that may have
! seemed harsh in my card of last
Saturday. Mr. Porter and I have
always been good friends. We
have sat together around the
camp tires on the hills and in
the valleys of Virginia We
stood side by side in many a
raging battle and the day is
n )\v too far spent and the wheels
of t me are rolling us on too
fast for us to quarrel along the
road. 1 am sorry that anything
occurred to cause any un
I pleasantness between us
Respectfully,
W. B Bruce.
Tha most soothing healing and
antiseptic application ever devised
is l)eWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. It relieves at once and
cures piles, sores, eczema and
skin diseases. Beware of inntntions.
(Jra-wford Bros, d-w s
l'.ant for 6 cent Cotton.
Ex?Sheriff J V Jones of Abbe
ville, who is spending a few
months in Texas recuperating
i ins maun, in a letter to the
Abbeville Press and Banner
says: "Advise your people to
plant cotton and make their
expenditures on a basis of
cents. Texas will plant for a
.our million bale crop, and will
1 in all probability make it. 1 {
have seen more cotton plowed '
tinder lu re than you made on
the best acre in Abbeville
'County. The scarcity of labor
[caused the wheat crops to he
curtailed this fall about seventy,
five per cent ; all this grain land
will he put in cotton. Texas'
has land sullieient when brought
i into cultivation, to make all the
corn, wheat und oats she needs
!o.nd twelve million hales of cotIton
This may sound visionary
bu! ho who lives to see 10,'n
will seethe assertion vorifiied "
I When threatened by pnenmon'
ia or any other 1mm trouble,
Prompt relief is necessary, as it i-<
I dangerous to delay. We would
j 'Ugg>st that One M ute Cough
uure be taken as soon as indica
tions of having tftkon cold are 1
noticed. It cnns quickly and us
oarl use prevents consumption
Orawhrril
The Late Queen'* Wealth.
K timatea made by the best in
: formed 'persons in the financial
field fix the value of Queen
V ictoria'a private est ite at some
thine between $50,000,000 and
$00,000,000. Parliament on her
accession granted her $1,925,000.
That sunn, it was estimated,
would maintain the royal estah
lisbment and leave the sovereign
$300,000 for pocket money and
personal expense. Sillies the d eath ,
of Albert, the prince conaort, it is
asserted that her majesty has
saved $250,000 a year of that sumThe
money, together with its in*
crosie it, has boon invested under
the be8t advice that London, the
financial center of the world, can
supply. Added to it and accumulating
each year is the sum of
$2/100.000, the private fortune of
the princo consort, which was
bequeathed to the queen. She
was also the legatee of many admiring
subjects, one of them
deeding to her $2,500,000.
You Tiuow W lull Vou Art' Taltlng
When you take Grove's Tasteless Ctiill
Tonic because tlie formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron atol (Quinine in a
tasteless fern . No enre, no pay. 5fio.
Marriage of a Itisliop.
The statement will he of interest
to our colored readers
that lit Rev (leorge Wylio Clinton,
bishop of the A M K Zion
ehurcli, with residence i:i Charlotte.
will lie married on the 0th
of February to Marie Louise Clay
uaughter of Dr 1> 10 Scruggs
The wedding will take place
at Lakeside M E Church Huntsville,
Ala Rishop Clinton was
a citizr n of Hock Hill 2<> years
ago and was at that time a
porter in tlio store <>r W L
Uoddey Co He is now one
of the leading colored men in
tlio South.
111** coiikii uinl worlin off
lite f'oltl.
Laxative Itromo-Qu<nine Tablets cure
a colO in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price Jo cents.
<r? ?
BIRDS AND ROYS.
BY J. It. T., M. A I..
Sh* the gay and happy bird
As it Hits from li sib to limb,
Front It* throat is never heard,
Murmuring word or ill sung whim.
Always up at break of day,
Ever on the search for food.
If its March, or if its May,
Always cheerful, alwajs good.
Never though the winds blow cold,
Never tho the sun shines hot.
Never does it frown or scold ?
Never is its song forgot.
What if boys would always he,
Come what would, or might or may,
Always good and smart?you see
Doing as they're told each day ?
'VI.at if every girl would do
Each her lot, and ?ach her work?
Dojoii think you'd hear "I'm blue"?
Do you think that Jane would shirk?
No, never tho the winds blew cold?
Never, tlio tlie pi mind be wet.
Never, would we frown and ecold,
Never, would our Hoops forget.
Heath Sjirln;:--, Feb. >, 11?01.
VIGOR OF MEN
EASILY, QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY
RESTORED
magnetic NERVINE
s oil \? il , i\ .vrilt' !i . liinntee to I'ure tu
- in i,lii Kits Dluin en, llvmrrlit, Nervoi s liein',
i' . Ivi i; .. '-.in il,< -<( , Pulling
Memory-IH? remitt of Over worn. Worry, vlckneee,
Krrnruol Youtlior Over-lnd iKcncr. The
|ir;r II rt ihix. s Ilv m.ii' in plain p u U.i 'e
tii .it v en rei'i opt uf prit'e -1 M hiiIv
Crawford tiros., Dru'.'gists Agent*, L&ncas
KM' S I 1 O-XV |
l ANr vstbit av <*1i:hteit
KAILWA V.
I >?itu'x??i? Chester ;?M'l Lmicaster
v. t 0*11 .* n Kff? Jt H iptoinlM'P Iflih, UN
ll.ro pt Suuthtf/.
n.i'.li bound. NoritiOouioJ
No. !.\ No. ir _ No. IU._No. |<
i'. M A M.I ~ " " |P M. A. M
b |c S* 4*> .1 I.v ...CtioHtcr .. Ar 5 5.5 7 57
10 04 Knox ..." 5 'Jo
HIT 10 'JO Klchburtt.... " 5 00 7'J1
4 17
H .57 10 4o 1 ". Mancotnvllli 4 'J7 7 I'i
o in II no'* " ..Kort Luxvu..." I 16 rt 57
11 sol* " li rarer ... . "
v H> It |o *1 Ar. L.incaa'tir . Lv 4 0< 5 30
1?. M IA Ml J* M A. M
No 14 lOAVtni* I. .in >t' I 0.80 n. rii., inakiM
close connection .* i beater aItb Southern
liallvt; No 3*"> fur Clinrl *tt- and point* north ;
tnd Seaboard Air Line 'Atlanta Special" for
Atlanta and po nb treat Al " with Carolina
& N* rth\xe-?torn llx No I' for Lenoir. N. C.,
un.l hilei nii iiinie point and Southern Kail
wax No 33 lor olumlda anil p >tn ih a v.tih.
No. 17. leaving Cheater t? lu ,i. m . connect**
\\ i h Southern Ity No. M from C"i intbla and
points soiitli. Si uhoutd Mr Lino "Atlanta Special"
trom Northern *nd Batitorn points an.i
Soi i.< in Kv. No.83 from Northern an i Kaat*
?*ri. noli is. and at Lancaster xxirn s c ai ? !..
for It *i kabuift.
i" m .iv u.un jiiut r? Mt ii ni., ronnrn-*
at Lancaster witti S I.'. ?V G. K from Camden
and Marlon Southern Rv No. 34 ntChi stor for
Charlotte and point* north.
N<. tf>, leaving Ch? xter " %p m.. connects nt
Cheater with Southern Rail way No. 31 from
Columbia and points south.
I/KKOY SIMUNQS,
J. M. II K ATM, President.
Gen'l. Pas. Agent.
Afjrutf? H'nntetl!)
The position of resident special
agent of tlie Equitable Life As
flurance Society for Lancaster and
vicinity is open to a man of good
character and ability. A valuable
contract, carrying renewals
will tie given to.the right man.
Address, W J. Roodky,
tf. liock 11 ill, S. (J.
livs: "Sir years ngo tny leg {rotti the k n< c tc
the foot n.n one solid sore Several physician*
trentr.l me and I made two trips to Hot Springs
but found no relief. I was induced to try S s. S ,
and It made a complete cure. I have been a per
fcctlv well man ever since "
's only purely vcg
L *. ' . ** stable blood purifiei
known?contains nc
Nvy"H7 poisonous minerals to
^vf!W ruin the digestion and
add to, rather than relieve your sufferings.
If your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched, bruised or cut. your blood
is in had condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free hook and write ous
physicians about your case. We make nc
charge for this service.
ThE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
Such little pills as DeWittV
Little Eurly Risers are very easily
taken, and tlmv are wonderfully
effective in cleansing the liver
and bowe s. Crawford Bros, d-w s
It Nnrctl 111m I.rg.
I*. A. Danforth, of T,a<irange, Gil.
I suffered intensely for six months with
a frightful running sore on his leg.
j but writes that Buoklen's Arnica Salve
j wholly cured it in ten days. For I'l1
c.ers, ounds, Hums, Boils. I'ain or
l'iles Jf,s the best salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25e? Sold bj
Crawford Bros, druggist
A 1 I \\J LI r\
ni-L- vv iivj
USE COLEMAN'S TOBCCO OIL LIN
IMENT stay Its the Beet in the world. \\ B
I HAVE a nuuntliv on hand instructions to irive
j 0110 Bottle to each o? our subscriptions, except
In Towns where it Ih sold by Medicine Dealers
This is done to introduce it where not already
known. If not sold in your community, send us
25 CENTS Cash or stamps for ONE year'*
subscription and we will seed you u bottle
PREPAID, andjrivo you tlie Atroncy.
Addr-se. SOUTHERN FARMER
DURHAM, N. C.
JAPANESE
PILE CURE
it,. .! Oomph to Ti'a", men t. consist in
li'PpoHTORIKtt Capsnlis of Ointment
i - wo Itoxes of Ointment. A IP ve -failing
11 .or l'oes of every nature and deero. It
'.tea an operation with the knife, which is
, fit . nml often l( suits in death, unncHsary
V . L.Mil in: TIIIS TKKKI Itl.K BISK Ash " Wo
I i \? iT.ten (.martintee in each t ,(!0 Box. No
No pay. S cents and vl a h...x, ti for ff>.
8 tiy mull. Samples free.
OINTMENT. 25c. and 50c.
fdQT!D?Tlft&i Cured, l'ilcs Prevent
no I IrH I lun ed.hy .lapaneso Liver
ts the i real I.IVldflunk STOMACH KEO
TO 11 and BLOOD PCK1KIEK Small
nu ph .is-int to take especially adapted
fo-il Urn.-i, l>ru?':;ists, Aden's, T.ancas
C 1 c-w. |
^
'i iic l?e?t Prescription for UatHriu
Chills anil fever is a bottle of Orove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simplj
iron ami quinine in a tasteless form
i No cure, no pay. Price .",0 cents
Clerks Sale.
State of South arolim,
Lancaster o n ty.
I \V i11 iArt- 1 ( . r ilin "j
el. al. I'l.:.ul ! < ourt of
:.g ?ist v Cornnion
IM 'ry K. Cordon, I Pleas.
I>e*?eiiilnnt J
I > Y V IKTl'K ol an onler i.f the
1 > Court -ifcneil l?j his II.> ior Ceo.
| W. Ca^e nie! ?latej, i liester. S.
January Sth, 1801, ! will ofler fi.r .-ale
, at public miction in front of the i our'
Mouse, at l.anca-ter State aforesaid,
on t lie
Frist MomJay in iV! :'in:j,
A. !>., l!Wl, a'l that piece, parcel 01
,tract of land Dinjf. being ami situate
in Lancaster County, South Carolina
and described as follows :
I TWO HUNDRED AND FORTYFOUR
ACRES,
more or less, and bounded hy land-j
I of .lames Wilson, A P. Spralt, Allen
j Gordon and ot hers.
Terms of sale CASH, purchaser or
: purchasers to pay for papers and the
necessary revenue stamps.
W. s. L. PORTER,
C. C. C. L. C.
GREEN A HINES,
Plaintiffs' Attornoyr
Clears 'J*i4IP P*1
Min !. *tn>?uno?c; saminSoM
Mo>' ' >m oi Aoiiv.\r.ofi 'DlUmJjyJ
??nw* w?n?i v A lu
S&RES AMD
ULCERS.
Sore9 and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood is in poor ^ondition ? ij
sluggish, weak and unable to throw oil
the poisons that accumulate in it. The
system must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great dan get
to life would follow should it heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
ami all impurities elisuinated from the
tern. S.S.S. begins tne cure by first cleansing
and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health and removing frota
the system A CONSTANT DFlA/ll
effete matter. UPON THE SYSTEM,
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually ceases, and the sore 01
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
and eventually to destroy the bonea. Local
applications, while soothing and to somi
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seal
of the trouble. S. S. S. does, and no mattej
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broker
down, it will bring relief when nothing
else can. It supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore and nourist
the tit hilit.'ited
j SOUTHERN RAILWAY, I
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Itmi'tm Tim* at ?th?r Pol at*. S
| Suherltal* In BfTeot Jon* 10th. 1800. S
Konrnnom. Bo^M g%g ?'fj j ?
C77.Tac"k?onrfli? (P.Ti.~ . . T55S "pft I 5
" .Sitvnunah (I4?. By ) 14 l? ?0* ( *9
" HtrnvtU 4 08p 4 18* ^
" Blnnkvllt*., 48lp 4?* "t
I " ftprlngfliidf 4 44p 4 61*
- Sally ^ 48~'p 4Jt?* ^
Ar. Oolorokl^-^?. . . 805p 8 10* ij
M. nW*rU?v*n..*ra*. ccy <*% 11 OOp [ ^
* SummnrrUl* T 41* UJOOr.l :
" Uraunhvtll* ... . S.'.V# 160*
" Qraugehvirf fl ?k* 4 80# .?
" Klagrfll* lu 16* 4 80# 1
Ar. Columbia .... ... .... 11 00a 5 55*! IE
ti?. Auims'*, (Ho. Hy i. ..(?5a' . >ap T&.t> ' vj^
Lt. iirjiuii'viii# . 2 4"-oj 3 2*ly lo 16y | ?
CvTBYgefieldT Tlop . ... Art
I Lv. Aiken | . ^1 81?,p |
ijv. xrentou I 60>6 ilOdpill OOP |l
" Johnston irAsi 410p|ll80p ,t
Ar. Columbia. (U !>.). I. I 0 4&P 2 H>a : [ <
Ls. Columbia. (Bitlif til 0 :10? 610p 8 ?0a 1 M
" Wlniisboro 7u3p 7 S6? fe
14 Chan; or 7 61P 8 tea I pjl
- Rook Hill 8*<V 8 5m , 8.;
Ar. Charlotte , W log 0 46j K
Ar. liimrlllo . '1 TiJTy ^
I Ar. KloSinunX . ........ .. j u /m ~0.Ap '
Ar.'Wu?<lilm*;<,:i ? &>u tC>5p
" Baltimo.r (Pa.RRl 0 12a 11'..lip ?**?
M I'hilaUi-iphia ill Ala) 2 JiCh
" Now V- rlf 'J0<lp' M3a _r
a iirru. ?. Mgc-.-jhau'ja-ay-.'3 Or.
Lr. Oolwmbia I Jl4.iu|8J0a
J Ar Spartanburg ....1 8 10p' 9 00a
! " Ashavtlle ] <1991 1 l?p
| Ar. Knoxvliia ......A... . | ?19a 7?y
i Ar-Clnt'im:s'l ' - Tb.y.TTu
Ar. L'nilstriUa .. . ~ 7 U*jf>' 7'40> '
Lv. LouiVyf <o ...... ' i i~7 <"rS f <jjo
Lv. dinolnnutl .. ..j. . j"aTia 9tOT pr.
Ct. Knox .iua .1 1 20A llH for
* Aih/*vi:io J 8 00a 8?P I ?
" Spat itiilrark . ..1 Ill H>a. 815p h-r
Ar. Columbia .. 1 1 3lWp tftt
I " Philadalpbio 1 flOAp 8 Wa
I " Baltimora | f>2?y 8 24a
Lv. ^ ashi'gt'n 1 R?) i 0 Krp 11 ISa
; Lv. liiglltlloilil ... .. I . . . |IT"Qp mz L '
l?V. DHixviTlri ..... ... ? \ j
Lv. OYiarlotto .. T ~ ... * 8 lOa O&fip
Rook Hill $to?10 4op
" Cheater P 86a 11 Arp 1
" Winnsboro 10 18a 12 10a
Ar. Oniumbia. (Lida it ... 8 80pll^0* 1 U?
tfV. ^Joluuibia, (U. U.) | ill 4.'a 4 80a ,
- .umim in . XOBOp lBlplfl *#*
"Trentog 'TlOOp 1 46o| fl 4?*
kr. Aiken 220pfT3&
kr. Bdgeflwtd 4 8upli: 8Se
kr. (JranlteviT* .7 J l;tp TTiS Be
I Ar- .......... 1*1 P>a 2 6np 8 (Oa j
1 C* Columbia tJo.']:/) 1 TTiop "TTsa | _
! M KingvV.le I 4 43p 2 82a V
I " Orangeburg I 6B3p b 4Pc 777:
| " Bran hville ! ?15p 4 23* ?
" Bun.uiervtUe TIWp oMa 1 '
I Charleston ... ,.,?? 8 15\> TOO*
I LV. Columbia (Bo. By. 7 11 Son 1 *5 1
I kr. t-aily |287p 2 82a J
" Hprlngfleld 12*.lp 2 40* n
" Blaokrlll# 1 07p 8 0Ue 12
" Barnwell 1 2lp 8 13* 1
" Snvunath Slop 610a 1
'wckaonTll]* (p. 8.) |...... 7 41) p 8 26a 1
Train* 46 and 44 (mixed except bundey) ~
arrive and depart from Bumbnrg.
fOatly except Bus 1 ay.
bleeping (Jar Swrrloe. 3
Kx-eUent daily paesonger eerrloe between ' 6
Florida and New York.
Noe. 38 and 04?New York and Florida Sx- 1 :!
pr**?. Dravrlng-room elaeplug oar* between ' <
; Auguiita and New York. ! 1
Pullman drawing-room *1 veiling care W 4
! te.ee 11 Port Tampa, Jacksonvlile, Savannah 4
j Waanington and New York. 4
Pullman eleeplng care between Charlotte and 6
; Richmond. Dining care between Charlotte *>
i and .Savannah. P.
Nog. 33 and 8'j?U. H. Fast Mall. Through
I Pullmanj drawing-room buffet eleeolng care be- o(
. twecii j'ucltgouville and Now Yora and PuM- ;
aaan MitHiping care between Augueta and Charlotte.
Dining care nerve all meal* enroute. I \
Pull-nan sleeping cars between Jacksonville , ?
and Columbia eurouto daily between Jaokaoa 1
rille and Cincinnati, via AaheviUe.
FRAN K S. UANNON, J.M.OUDr.
Third V-P. Jt (fou. Mgr., TritlHo Mgr., [ j
Washington, D. (i Waehlngton. L). O j
W. A TURK. It H IIARDWICK. I A"
tic>. i'ass Ag't,, Aa't 'van. Puss. Ag't., j H
W aahington. IX 0> Atlanta, tie. >,
*" " I 1(1
Mr. Farmer: {;;
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We present yea with .in oppartunitv t <1 U
Ciee lite l.cst acricul cnil iU|'tT published, ut II
He |M>r ycitr, only otiu-fourth thu subscription ii
I'I'.C* . is
The National Agricultural Review ?
dlTi i .is is sdors over tw.-nu separate depart i.
men N. imionx whlrh uru thii lollovting: ^ri w
| culture lit riiciiltttro, Tho Dilry. Tie llorsi
II nuin Tho Shepherd, Tho Swlnchord, Tho Oat- j.*
' t. lireeder, 'i'hc Fancier. The Poultry Yard, ?
I The Veterinarian, Tho Aparlnry, Farm ami
?.nr. ii N'i tea, Tno Markets, Tin- (jrauye. li
I Quiri 8 and Answers, Bx|>erience Department.
I llouseho'.d and ('hlldron'8 l>0|>artm?ni
'in i puper will contuln everything ..r Inter
' i st t the ; irrin-r mi.l tie- farmer's I i.um-hold.
I l. I \ iiy .'armor should la.,e ad van tt|/e of tl. i I
v. rv ihoriit elti r and Mend In h 8 milsi r;t>t i . ?;
| n o. ce. 1". very, no oc< ept Ink this ofTei wiilili
j the i ext P-n days will lie sent their choice oi ~
tie I tlnwiei'books which should he in evi rv
farmer's house: ' Family Doctor lfoo
' Horse and i 'attie Doctor,' "Practical Poui
t Keep, "(.Ui If to Flor Ctlltllre."
y ii ,. ii.I 'I'll : N.yi i.oai. Ai.uii't'l
, 1. (Ai, Ry.viKW oiio year !%i . a f air t?? 1: o
I i':| i, N ATIilNAI, AtttttCri.TtMIAI. ItKVIKW w
year IDo , or the paper three ntontlis oi. 1
1 trial 10c Address. i \
The Nationnl AgricuUnral Review
Washington, |). C'
Money Loaned. ;;
I ncKoilatc Mortgage Uant on improve : I
' farms ut rensonulito rates.
R. E. WYLIE. |
aiit?rvi?'y j:iw, liiinvii^irr >. i .
I t\ M ?Sept, 2-M. lft'l
Founded i
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"Sinn IVT jv/:
There's a tower o
money value in
if it's
ST IE
CHAS. 1YI.STFIFF,'!;
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l WARI.IIO?N4?|?f TRtO^RT,, \
Two hundred bushels of potoes
remove eighty pounds
^ of "actual" Potash from th?
fax soil. Unless this quantity
??y is returned to the soil,
the following crop w?fl
jSgjg. materially decrease.
We have books tellinir a bow
composition, o*e and mm ?l
**rllll,,r* f?r various cray^
GERMAN KALI W0R1CS,
^ m "iinife iif n
NTLEMEN, Get the New. Novel
Discovery,
PIGEON MILE
MJECTOR
\r?t Gonorrhoea an?J Gleet In I to 1 A?jr?:
no ion 1* magical. Prevents stricture All
r.)>let" To be carried In vest i ockot. Sors
ventativo Sent by mall In plain pacftaj#,
paid, on recolpt of price. 11.00 par k***2
50
raw ford Bros . Drugiftsta- Afsnta X.anaa#
. S. O. 1?? 1
Milli I opnlino Hi UnAnnno
nun udiuiiiid w uiuigia
Ex. R. R. Co.
SCIIKl) Ul.E yUMIlF.lt 4.
Effect 12 01 a in.. Sunday, Doc 24, 1899.
'tween Camden, S. C., and Blacksburg,
S. C.
| East 3?
r-"i'l .**! EASTERN TIMK drs Hi.k
___ I'assotivcr
Daily I Dally
except I STATIONS Except
lUtiday t Sunday.
M A. M
3d Camden 12 2.%
DcKtlb 12 02
Westville 11 50
I" Kershaw 11 85
10 Heath Spring* 11 20
15 l'lcasant Hill 11 15
3">1 l.ar.caM.r 10 55
' o liivcrshle ilO 40
Sprmtr.lell 10 80
1 ' Catuv. ha Junction 10 20
201 f.cslle 10 10
401 K'ick Hill 10 00
55 Ncwiwrt 0 35
02 Tirzah B 30
20 Yorkville 0 15
331 Sharon B 00
50 llicUory Drove 8 45
ooj Smyrna 8 85
20 Hlacltshurg 8 15
M. i_ A. M
9tween B/acksbura, S. C., and Marion,
if. C.
Vest II East 12 "
V\ KASTKRN TIMK Sec. Class
Mixed I klixed
Daiiy i Daily
except ! STATIONS Except
mi ltd av ' Sunday
M p M.
I " Iilacksburg aC*1; 1 40
:io Earls ti to
40 l'alterson Springs 8 12
-?i Shelby I 6 00
"" Lattlmorn 4 W?
10' M./oresboro 4 40
-5 Henrietta 4 so
ISO Forest City 8 50
15 Kutherfnrdt >n 8 25
Mil. wood 8 05
15 Goh'.en Valley 2 50
Thermal City 3 45
-5 lllenwond 2 20
<' Marion 2 oo
_>| P. M.
E^T CAFFNEY DIVISION EAST
n sCIhh a j FlrstClaaw
15 Ki j-; \STKHN TIME 14 , 10
STATIONS i?|
:2 i/t a. </< U-1n U.ji
M A M j A >1. P. M
I mi ?5 no Dlacksburir 7 . 3 Oil
i -jo rt 20 Cherokee Kalis 7 3o 2 40
1 In 6 101 tinftney 7 10 2 20
M A M , A. M. 1?. M
'1 r il;.a No*. 32 ami 3.1 connect at lilavkstniri;
lib trains on the GalTney Division.
Train No 32 connects at Camden with the
ialie-ton D vision of the Southern Hallway
r a 1 points south.
Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 1* 40 p. rr...
?im: west, ii.ai.es connection at Lancaster,
with the L Si C. Ity., at Catawba June
in Willi iiu- S. A L... at Rock II111 with th?
.inborn Railway going north.
Train No 11 connecta at Blacknburg with
mihi rn Railway from the south. At Marlon,
l' . with Southern Railway going went
SAM U HUNT, A.TRIPP.
PrtwiiilenV Superintendent
S U. LUMPKIW, O. P. A
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:64a.
rr
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n praise."
f strength and
a single word
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IANO MAMUPA?TU*n.
ALTlftORC. ?ARYLAMD.
Charlotte, N. C.