The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 25, 1886, Image 3
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The Farmers' Movement.
We are in earnest about the farm.
crs' movement. It made a good
start. The reading farmers of the
State were aroused. They felt the
time had come for united and intelli
gent effort. Having suddenly got
rid of human slavery they also de
sired to i,e emancipated from the
-slavery to factors and money lenders.
They wished to become free indeed.
But the farmers must remember that
,enthusiastic conventions, high-sound
ing resolutions, and the General As
-sembly, under the control of farmers,
-will not pay debts and lift mort
gages on the farms. Even the re.
peal of the lien law will not fill the
empty cribs with corn and the barns
with hay. They may vote and pass
resolutions and enact laws until
doomsday, and the meal tqb will be
no fuller in consequence thereof.
The fact is the farmers' rmovement
got off on the wrong track. The en
gineer did not understand the busi.
siness. Instead of moving forward
slowly and cautiously on the track
of real reform and progress, which is
a steep up-grade, he dashed down
the political side track that looked
so inviting. Hence the derailment
and the disaster worse than that of
the Santee trestle. An attempt is
made to rally the farmers again and
that for the avowed purpose of con
trolling the General Assembly. If
the real object of the farmers' move
ment is a political one and they are
using all this talk about bettering
their condition as a sham in order to
coutrol primaries, conventions and
legislatures, then the farmers' move
ment will scon resolve itself into a
political machine. But the real
farmers' movement has hardly be
gun yet. One of the dangers is that
farmers will be taught to look to con
ventions and special legislation to
help them in their daily work. They
somehow think labor will be im
proved by repealing the lien law and
that all farmers in the legislature
would bring blessings untold. Such
teaching as this is a delusion. .If
there are dlebts on the farm they
have to be paid by individual effort.
If labor is not trustworthy, it must
be improved by good example and
good pay. If the crops are poor the
soil must be deepened and enriched.
There must be general improvement
in every nook and corner frotn tl.e
pig penD to the parlor. If a conven.
tion or any sort of meeting offers you
any help, if it teaches you better how
to do work, then attend that con
vention. Do not be afraid to follow
any "Moses" who will lead you t0
implrovedl methods in farming, full
barns, comfort and elegance about
the home, good, healthful reading for
the family. Do not think for a mo.
ment the farma i ~'movement got il
backset in Columbia. It was not on
trial there. Move forward, mnove
slowly, move surely, with an eye tc
individual success, and y'ou will not
fail.- Curolina Spartan, Augu~st 17th.
P~refers to Rustle ont the Outside.
Capt. B1. IR. Tillmnan, the so-cale
Agricultural Moses in a letter to th<
Edgedleld Advertiser has withdrawr
his candidacy for the Legislature at
a representative from Edgefielt
County. This is just what we ox
p)ected. Capt. Tillman has awoke t<
a painful realization of the fact thal
among dliscreet representative men
such as are usually found in a Statt
Convention, ho is an inconsequentia
cipher, and he knows that bie posi
tion in the State Legislature wouk
be no better. lie prefers to remnair
on the outside as a rustling clasi
agitator rather than go to the Legis
lature aend be crushed by the weigh
of lisa own empItiness and self sufll
ciecy)L3. - A1ikea R?ecorder'.
Canacer or the Tonmg.ue,
Aly n lie., some three oir fonri years ago
was troubled with ani uicer on the s~hI
of the her tongue near thme throat. Thi
paIn was icueessant, oansinmg loss of sleej
anl)d prlodchleing grenit liervoums p)rostration
Accomipanylng this trouble was rhenma
tism). Ithad1( passedl from the shoulder
and centered in the wrist of one hand
she almost losing the use or It, lietweet
thie stife'rlag of the two, life had growl
burdensome. Bly the uise of a half dozei
small bottles of SwIft's Specifie, she wa
entirely relleyedl and restored to heal the
Tihis w~as three years ago, and 'there ha
been no retuirn of the~ (lesealse.
Sparta, Ga., ,June 5, 1880.
TIreatlse onl Blood and Skhaj lisease
mailed free.
T i lV,.;:Sw ML,N.Si'E;ry'l Co., p)rawer i
My lI ver wais so feegmfully dlIsortl reel andl
jl'tl so fetchilc ancl lanmgtsilthat I seSrcely too
i ntorest, in anaythilng. i'r let all the so-calIe
rmmodues wathmout, relief until I uast<l P'arker
)i ii uh Litle ioc, n k. 84-tmn
R YAi.IAIi
efilei Phtdon
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This rowder never varies. A marvel o
purity, strenth antd wholesomnoess. Dior(
conotical tigtan the ordinary kinds, and caI
not be sold In competition with the multitudt
of low test short weight alum or phosphate
powde. god ony in cans. ROt. Ji.t)iNC
IPOWDEI CO., 100 Wall at.. N. Y. 11-12-ly.
COLUMBIA MACHINE SIOlPS.
NEAR UNION DEi'OT, COLUMBIA, S. C.
Tozer & Dial, manufacturers of Flom
and Grist Mills, Saw Mills and all kinds
of foundry work in Iron and Brass.
Agricultural and Stationary Steam En.
glues. Repairs of all kinds promptly
made. Estimates and bids will be made
for any work in our line on gpplieation.
First class work and fair prices.
A. [. DIAL,
Executrix of Geo. L. Dial, Survivor of
Tozer & Dial.
TIIOS. B. LEE,
3-3-6n Manager.
ADVERTISERS
can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce St., New York.
Send 1Octs. for 100-Page Pamphlet.
3-31 ly
TWO HUNDRED ROLLS
N IW STOCK
CANTON MATTINS,
RECEIVED AT THE CARPE'1
STORE OF
COLUMEI3IA, S. O.
Also, a full line of Wall Paper
Bordering and Ceiling D)ecorations
One0 Hundred dlitferenlt styles o1
Wind1ow Shades, mnounuted on b)esi
Spring Fixtures, from Fifty Cents t<
Five D)ollars a WVindow.
The usual fine selection of Bod)
Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, ExtrL
Super Three Ply and Cotton Chiaji
Carpets, at prices that will comp)ar<
with any market in the States.
If you are in want of any of' thu
above named articles, call, or corres
pond( with J. 1I. D)A VIS,
9-17-ly. Columbia, S. C.
Sulflrig Womeiii!n
Rlendt wiaat the 01rent Mlethaodis
Divine and Emuinent Phiy
uician Snays ol'
Bradfield's Female Regulatoi
DiR. J. BitAl>iELo :)Dar Sir-Sni ilt
(.g talL.), au arteftl sitd let autl11ult Ic
and skill fu1 cotnmbination of the really relliabi
remedlial vegetable agents know n t o sciencn
to act directly on the womb and uterine 01
dirntl WI n< th leso; an il thereftore, piS moilnI
-a specilc remuedy for all diseases of t3(1 wonn
and of the adljacen t organs andl pai ts.
.JE5ssE 11l IlNG, M. I ., U.. D.
3ErCAUTION.-Esd
The country is flooded with quack nostrum
pconitaining IRON and other injuriou3s ingred
ents, which claim to cure everything-eve
Female Complaints. We say to you, if yo
value your lit'e beware of all such I
BRmAFELD's FEM ALE 11Euiti s [A onl10)ly ii
todti for sase s IFculiar to wotnen, ani
sold by all druggists. Scnd for our I reat is
Ionl tileIIcalth and IhappIness 0f Womes(
mailed free, which gives all part iciubirs.
THEs fuHADFIELD BE:oUlTR Co..
7-28-1mr llox' 28, Ali laut a, G a.
5 TN
WAGON SCALES,
M5 T O an ig 13
$4n0 0 GHA 0
7-98-Gt . en, oVW.
Crab Orchard
~-W ATERJ
A A'St l sA T ns g
ab p;jso$ae tonro li op .i
.1a-nw.tmQll S )~b..
AT
CL200 &
We are (laily rcciving N EW OO :
STYLE AND l<()W 1'I ICES far exce'
imarket. Rememi'er the elass of goods I
Custom Clothing Iianan & Sons' Fine
Buos' (not Geo. I I. Ziegler) Fine (ustor
.Jas. Means' $:.00 Shoes. Our line of
see us.
CLOUD &
3-17.-tI. The N wi
TE
SEASO Hi
FO:
Fruit Cans atnd
Fruit .Jars,
Jelly
l3oth irass and Enameled. .Ext
AL!
Tin Ware, ('rockery,
Glass and \'i)oodell Vare.
Plated Uooc
STOI
From Twelve to Tm
Rooting) ald Repairing of Stov<
S1 COT
RIHB
-MARBLE FRONT JEWELR
MAIN STREET, C(
(Rt. N. Richihoutrg, Sulecessore to Wi'm. Gl:az
D iamionds, Sil verware, lat edwarec, 1Br
C locks, Jatrd inilers, thle (Ch oicest (Gems, Pi
for Wedding~jf Preststtt and hiomie usc to lIea
andt( W'nte r styles in Jewelry O are elat bt
.. Solid Silver IIuniting (Case Ameicn
I have addedti to mty .iewelry establdi.
1il be foundlt hie celeibrtd Steinwy, ''oi
T have the. sole control in this State, .
styles. Wilcox & White, andti Shioninger Or
Brass Inst rumeonts, Sheet Muiici and Mutsie:1
loguie andu prices, and( beo sitre il write to])
S. C., before puirchaising elsewhere. I I:
therefore otlYer you lower prices t hian those
10-15-1y
' M..39. 31\ Magazine
F 1or large er sn.all ginei, aill .ir.'s. 'rhe *tron',L le.-. t .n
IusnAL[AtILI (.AL.LiY, POIlI N \ AM II
Ice Gream~
Iee Crceam ait iem Newherry' lec I louse
every tiy, Sundays excepte(l, from 10
a. mt. to 10) p. mi. Fail hie's suppl)ied1 at,
short not ice ont reasonab1lte Itrms.
I louse opten every (day fromu ( a. In. to h0
p. mi.; Sttuuhtys from It a. mn. to It) inm.
-aiul fromi I; p. mt. to 7 p. m. tee t ickets
for sale. 'l'iirmsi -ih.
N le e Div. sc.r
At 'ihe itreA lalyrtupte hv 1I1r.
Faint , lhave oti handit a larlge .unek oif
Pure Drugs,
Patont McIdicin.es,
Fancy Toilet Articles,
St aP '( ES'c.:, (cI( A as ANti>Ol donac
sltia fu( e. \ ic -t i t taly found hi
suiit the tin -. PrcipaIiiitins tilb-d at
all htours. ('all anti see u..
COFlIF,h,1) & lYONS,
Sit i..s .0 toI )r lalit
LOV%T I'IiICX,
S I TH' I
-, which, ti>r N IE\W AN1) NOi BY
anytiin .c hert'1re offelred in this
ve Idlle--Stronse & Bro's Fine
(*ttstom Shoes f'or n(cts; Zit i.u
n Shoes foir Iadies; the celebrated
Neck Wear is superb. Come to
SMITH,
try Clothiers, Newberry, S. C.
IS COME
Glasses and
P'reserving Kettles,
ra Rubbers for Fruit Jars,
10
ls and Table ('utlery,
B3r(oms and Castings,
rES,
renty-Five Dollars.
s and Tin Ware a Specialty.
SBRO
NEWHERRIY, S. C.
Y AND MUSIC PARLOR,
)LUMBIA, S. C.
, Jeweler, Wa thaeri & SilIversm ithi.)
on zes, Gold Wa1tchl.(, Silver Watces,
ecious3 Stoneis, :ii il every aritic inaclde
se thle most fastidlious'. T1he new Fall
watch for only $10.00.
irtm.xenxt.
hlt, Grandu' andi Sque Pinos, of which
. iseier, Grovenistelin and Fuiller in all
gans of every <lesciptioni. Stringedl and1
1 Findings. Seniid for dlescripti ve caIta
.N. Riclhbourg, Ma:in SI reet, ColuI tiait,
ny miy inlstrilltnentst ouitright ~iad cani
wvho have them oti conlsigInInt.i
BEST iN THE
Riifl e .
lii m Iarkt. o rt lin
LIRMS C0., New IIu.ven, Conn.
UR ABY'SN FIRET YEA R, by MARION
I(li inrint.Ion. -1 cage bookil(. Seni 01n re1
I clerennt ile Exchaniige linili ng., N. Y. I.Il-It
~ARKER'S TONIC.
Plrc Pilly edlicinle dtill Neier Ill((iC deI[S,
If you tire al hiiwyer, ni iilster or busl4iness4
ian exhlntasted iv y1 inentlist rini or aiin xius
mres do not.take lintOxicti ng at lint lanIts, last
If you are ai inechanict or fartner, worn out.
rith (overwork, or a mnother run1 clowni by
11n Ily or hiouseh(,oh l int 1es try Palrker's4 Ton le.
li yott hiave Dyspep.in, Iiltllnlism,11 K iicy
1 U rlnaryCoin3)lahit, or if you are t ronbld
ih any 4l1isorder of thle lungisc, stOIinehl.
owehts, bloodl or flervesi you enni ii be 1ur(<liby
AntKIEn' ToxIc.
SA UTI ON I !--tft1'iuelis tittesO. Parike's
11n1 e is comsel.0I oftli thbet remli l aigentls
I thle wori, 111I and is lirl diilTent froml
re 1)1 rat 10ons of g inge~(r.~ 11n(1 rot irc,ular.
PARKER'S
hAIR BALAN
I'arkel ' i b I ur Id ll-un iiIs lii jel ef1imdc6
31e1 is warraniiloed t) lir~eent lalling o1 111he hair
ill[s0OCtK & Co.. 10:1 WViI.inm31 Streel, New
(crk. Sichl b'y all iitggists ini Iirge boltIlesl
I 1 c ll:utr s.l)it
''Il ten'herM. 'hll piianin : c1nn~lantl,
i86. licilit ies inl FrenihIan 3iiI Msie,
Wh~ oh- cost of l i Irl :tu regular 'P'ni
-'orll igti le a pli' le .
.J ill 1~5 1 8Mm. 74.2571,
11ncklen's A ile' Salve.
Thei no~ i Ie in thle wil or Ci (uts, Soroes,
liu-. , I i.-s. Snt ltth-m, Fever 'Sares, 'Tet.
'3 no( jiay lI<illir44 . It, is gliuninteni tojgive
rice ''r (61n i er l.ox. For1 sa11e by Coillelbt
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
l'ASSENGER{ DEP1AT1ME:NT1,
Wihnngto, N C.,May2, 1880
BETWIC:1N
Charleston and Columbia and
Upper South Carolina.
conienset sche(lle
eave. Charle sto,, - - 7.20 a ta
" Lanes, - - - 8.0 t m11
Sntnter, - - - 9.: a in
Arrive (oltu hia, - - 10.40 : in
" Wiunsboro, - - :.02 y in
('he,tt'r-. - - - - I 1 p Im
S1,anaL.'er, - - 7.l p in
1 I ht 11ll1l, - -- 5.:1 n
('"ariot t(e, N. , -- 15 p m
" Newberry, S. C., - 12.-18 ) m
I e rVeeWoot, - - 2.12 y io
"t laalreIi, - - 3.;30 p i1
"t Ad ileIrsoi, - - .1.17 p in
" (,reeiyIlle, - - 5.35 p 1u
" W:lhalha, - - ;.:13 p ml
Abbeville, - - -1.10 i m
" Spartanburg, - ;1.20 p mo
I leniersonville, N. C., 7.10 p tn
(OINO CAST.
1Lav1e Hendersonville, N. ('., 7.00 a m
" Spartanbnrg, - - 12.10 p in
" Abbeville, - - 11 05 it in
" Walhalla, - - 8.20 a in
" Greenville, - 9.15 a m
Anllersoi-, . 10.22a inl
Laurens, - - 9.10 a mo
" 'Greenwoo(l, - - 12..1 1 po
" Newberry, - - :1.)-4 p 1m
( Charlot te, N. C., - 1.00 p 1m
Rock 11111, - - 2.02 p i
" I,ancaster, - 7.00 a m
" Yorkville, - - I 1.1.5 p m1
"t Chester, - - 2..15 y im
" W11111sboro, - - S.-S 1 m
"t Columbia, - - 5.27 p mo
Arrive SIUl1ter, . - - (..j p in
It anles, - - - 7.15 p ii
" Charleston, - - 9.10 p in
On Sinila ts raint will leave Charle.
ton, S. C., 8:.15 n. m., arrive( Colmnibin I
p. in. Rei urning leaves Colhnbia 5-27
p-. ti., anTives Charlestott 1):45 p). mn.
Solitd Traitis between Charlest.on ail
Coliimbit.
Special Butllet Cars attached to this
train. No extra charge for seat in these
ears to passegs holding First Class
ielkets.
J1. F. IVtiNI ,
Geleral StIperintnident.
'1'. M. EIIERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
"II).I,I'TY MUTUA, LIIC' ASSOCIATION."
5,x00 l:Minn1-:lts--132,t10,000 INtseimte.:
$50,00o.0o m.:s iv;n.
l'olicies have a paid up ivale after live
years and a eash sutrreniler value of 60
per e. at oll age. Assessments are
(-olleete< eery foi' 1inonl hsthrougl t he
Un oiont 'I'rusl, (I., of L'hilaulelpha, IrISt
e(l capital s1,019t1)000 (lt, andl are bl1
excltt-ively1" 1 pay Ilealh losses. 'This is
one of the best :ssessimvlnt. coinpan1i es
Iloing businvss inl the State, the only one
lIivIig surredtler vaIlue lo policies, lots
never seIlel a polie\ or levi'1 :ll extra
asshnn i. It :i avy IoIow\ it. P;ti
ilate.
Agelt s wa,'ell to valtvas. hib ;Ite.
1'or furthe r itboimrntlion:ihilress
W. C. \WA I F I l' 1,I>),
Ste M:uager.
O() >si'e G rand C ,1( aintI ('1Ihnnhi:l, S. C.
CHILLS AND FEVER
OR FEVER AND ACUE
A,'14''4.lla"'CUR ED i'i','
HUGFIESTONIc
A SAFE AND CERTAIN REMEDY
mi'-' can c ri ny s,amy at l ii 'rio.e i . h
WI LL YOU TRY IT '?
For sal by l a ngurists. Pr,ice. 8 I.00) a bott l.
R. A. ROBINSON & CO.PROPRIE TGRS,LOUISVILLE,KY.
4-7-4-5 a;-7.s-9
GLENN SPRINGS,
Sl'A ItTA NIUltG COUJNTIY, S. U.
Withlin Iw~o hours <irive of the' city of
Spartanibuirg, over ai pictuiresqueii
Openi to visitors, 31ayn~ 1 to October 15.
F"irst ela's dlail.y back liine. fromt Spar
I anbn'urg, mei gool co)iniace.
Telcephcone Iinec in opun aticon toi MinuttnburIg.
I 'aily unitil. A mol for I lie con ieunielec
of guest tl iher is a post. olliec ini11m th hot'l.
A~ gooti<il ler tab le at Ithe sping.
Ini athlition t o t.lhe hotel piroper, a large',
Ihreie st ory builinig, with ne iatly ap..
pinIilt< bl roi, parliors, sittiig
r'Ooils, hliti n i rooini, dli litig rooiii, ball
roomi, &e., there arel~ eighit COttages , withI
a long i azzat in froint, of each cot tage,
t'nelos.inug a beauitiful lawni. And in :a1..
tlitio to ) the('se :iniothecr biin ig has j ust
beecm p 111l~et il, wIthI tweIvte hInrge, com.i
fort able', well venitilateml rooms.
A goodl hnial hams beeni securIe<~l for thie
seausoni, ani<d clanicing or othitr amuse
imenit', ii mch tas an usical s, re'atli ngs, the
ttricals, prilogre'ss ie' iichre par ~nties,
Illlinug bee , t., ar enjoyed30't I (very
Ih>arul at prlivaite bonse.. caii be 0)
Lain ed, w ith free neceuss t o thl Icsprin g, by
uayincg to thie proprietors of the hiotel a
reasoinal 1e rate perl weet.k.
'l'hce lunineirel wvater' is uniurpa-sse'
lFor rtes(' of bioard, prices of wader anud
ot her ':r t1ieniru, mrblri-s hi h proi< l Irs
Mh.\'SON & Sl.\ll'SON.
P'ARKER'S
HAIR BAL8AM
th. or!n favor ito o rrsng
ar I'e anli uot ine
Theo best Cough Cur, you can ue
Anci th.o betpeet oknw o.oan pi,,1
cur boiy rau,a i dorders of, the stemh
gow a, L ', S.vr rian.i b, l:iy orgafI n sam
all T I re at .om l is. T h .rbl n.1 Dick 'IKtr.E
'HNDERCORNS
the ysron t h. 12to.4,1all1 I:d. 011:ve (1no iouhh-. Makes I ho
feet comfor..table. ilm..ur,on. 4ur4 .4 ',han41 evrytineg
e1ls4e faue. Hol bv l1rawldsto,t 15.. Iti'icv &C . eN v
THE NEWBERRY HOTEL,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
W. 'T. Jones & Brothr,
(St'( CK88O1tS TO C. C. CHASE,)
Proprietors.
Cenltrally Located, Popular Prices,
Polite Attenition. 5-12--1y.
RICH1MOND & DANVILLE R. It.
Columbia & Greenville Dlivision.
'A8SENG Eli 1) EPA RTAM ENT.
CoLUMIUA. 8. C. .July 11) 1$8.
On atid at'ter Stiniay, ntry it), IA6, th
'ASSI'NU i l AltANS will ru n as therewit, ih
dieated upon this road antid Its brauohewh
Daily, except Sundays.
No. 53. UP I'ASSKNG;lt.
L,eaIve S. C. .luntion - 10.20 a im
" C401lutti, C. U. It"pol 10.1511I
Arrive Alston, . . - 1. in tat
" Newberry, - . - - 12.48p an
'' Ninety-Six, 1) .2.03 p nt
Hodges, - - '.0 p tt
" Ileltont, - 4.11 11 1tt
Arrive Ureeuville, - - - - 65 :1 e
No. 52. DOWN PASSENU El.
Leave Greettyille, ..45 a ta
Arrivo lielton, - - - 11.03 a in
Idgt, - 12 17 p in
Niuety six, 1) 1.10
" Newbearry, . - - 8.12 It ta
" Alston * - 8.I'2 p in
Arrive Colulnbila, C.i . Depot - 6.1q6 pit
Arrive . C. .Jutctiot- . . . . . .. p i
A'AttTANDUIto, UNION & COLUMnIA IAILaOAD.
No. 63. UP I'ASSENUlE't.
Letve Alston, - - 11.60 a
Arrive Strother, - - - 12.27 pn
Sheton . - - 12.25 p tu
U n io n, It - - - 1. 26 p it
Utlt,I~ - - 1.2 ) tat
" Jonesville, - t
Arrive Spartanbutrg, 8. U. & C. I). :1.20 p in
.t. & 1). 1) . 3.31t p n,
No.52. DOWN I'ASSENElt.
latve Spartan burg, 11. & 1). )epoltt I 12 in lit
SpIariabtabtrg, 8. U.& C. Depot,U 12.20 p in
A irivo J onesville, - - - 1.10I) aI
tnion. I) - - ' l.tI lit
4 atitSulc, - - - 2 25 p t
a Sheltmn, - - 2 51 i1
a Sltother, - - - 3.23 p ni
Arrive tit Alston. - - 1 (1) in
1il.Ul iLl lt iRAlRi.OAD AND ANl)EISON
IInANCt.
Leave IBeltoi 4.16 t lt
Arrive Antlerson 4.47 IU
* Penlleton 5.25 p In
Leave Senecas 0 .10 I t
Arrive Wallialia 6.33 11 111
Leave Walltat - - 8.20 a it
Arrive Senecn L, - - 8 42 i in
" 'entletoni, - - 11n8 a In
at Anderson, - - 10.22 in in
Arrive at Belton, - - 10.67 i it
LAUtIUNR nAi.wAY.
Leave Newberry, - - - 3.30 p ttn
Arrive Laurens C. It.. - - 1.30 p n
Leave Liarens C. It., - - 11.111 a in
Arrive Newberry, - - 12.10 p in
ABIIIEVI I.1,. ItuiANCU.
Leave ot'ges. ' - - :1.10 p m
Arrive at A bbeville. - - - 4.10 p tn
Leave Abbeville, - - - - I1.05it it
A rrive at i ogea, - - - 12.lt, 1 ti
CONNICI'lONS.
Cl4e (n1t1111((1n1 l ilow iinnde at Seneen
with it. & 1). It. It. for A tinta iuIt beyoint.
A. With Souii Carolina itilroad from Char
leston.
With Wilminton. Colunbin and Augufta
lailroad iroini aireston, Wilnington
rid ti all )oints NortI t hereo I.
With Chtar otte, Colunlbin anti Auguata
Railrona frot Charlotte atid all pointa
North thereof.
IB. Witl. Asheville & Spartanbur Itail Road
For points ii Western Nortlt Carolina.
C. With A. & C. liv. it. & 1). IK. It., faolt all
points Southt itii West.
D. Witih A. & C. I)iv., It. & 1. It. it., front At%.
lanta and beyond.
. Willt A. &. C. Div., It. & 1). It. It., frotn all
points South andl West.
I. With South Carolina Railroad for Chatrles
It1.
With Wilntington, Colutbint and Augusta
ltailronial l'or WViilingtont atnil ihe N orth.
hlIironel for CharltteIa ai Ithe Notha.
(I. Willi Asheville & Sp~tartanaburg Itta llrontd
P'rotan I letersonvillIe.
11. W it h A . & C. l>Iv., It. & 1). It. 11,, frouan
Chattrlo ties anti bteyanal.
I) CAitttwiLi.t., Atta'I Gaeneratl I'nta*enger Agi.,
Colyitinbin. 8. C.
CJonu esedt( SchIedulIe,
TIICAIN8 GOING SOUTH.,
1)A'Ir EDJial y 12th, 1885. No. 481. No. 40.
I.v. Wliltingltn............20 P'. II. 10 1( a-, at.
Lv. I,.Wtaciaw. .......... 42 a" 11 17 e
Lav. Mtalon................... :11 aa 12 40 A. 51.
Arrive F'lorenev...........1225 "' i 15 a'
"' Sta tail.......... .......4 ;1 A. . .1: - i "
"Coliin...............10 " fj.g1 a'
T1iUAINS GO)ING NOlITil.
No..1:3 No. 47.
D)aly. lhnlly.
Lv. Ual tan ia.--........... ....-..i 55 P'. it.
ArriveSiinnt..r.................. II ss
I.ta,en I Floitrent............... 3 i' M. ft 07 A . at
L,v. Martion-....-.............5l " r53 ":
Lav. I,. WVta'nmw .........7 141 ' 7 .14"
Tr'aint No. 431 stopt at tall Stiutlonts.
,Noa. 18 atci 417 ato as only t, lirinkley's
M hil1t v ilIe, L,tla \A aeeniataw, Fair ilhati,
Nliahols', Mtlartumi, Pcn I)ot, lorenaice, IiaTtitns
vilto, l,yntihiba-g, Mayenvie (,Sttttr, We'lt
tiel, C:iataaleti Jun ict in naa Easttoer.
P'itaaeger forlt Ctli turin anti all ptoints on(i
C. & (G. It. It.. C , (.. & A. It. It. Stitlins, A ikaen
Jnnatet lon, atol Ial l intia betyoti, tahonbia Iake
No. 48 N ight l'Cxpre..
80epa1rate PuI'llnioat Sleeporsa for Sanynntnaha
tntal tot Auaguta cii traiin 48.
l'tassengers ont .1' ennt take -18 1ian fron Flio.
rOec e o Clhitntbin, Alattnta tati G3eorglu
Itoinfta vin ColininI.
Alit tain rtaaa xollitibtweent Ciairlesaeto alt
W,'IInin g tona
JO()1 N IF. D)IVINE,.
TI. M. EM1 CI{9ON, Geni'I Pas. Agi.
Soutili Caroilia Itailway Compally.
COMMFIMClNG BUNDAY NOV. 211, 1 885, at
tI.t5 A . M., P'asentgetr 1raints will Iruni as
'fo) A Na FitoMIb (:iAiST.i'oN.
V.AST (DAlt,Y.)
1liepaLrt CcIttiinbitn tt.. .. 1.:1 a in 6.37 p it
Iintt Chiarlet0i.......11 0(1 it 1010 p m
WEiTu (DAa I,A.
l)alit. Climrl ton......7.21 a ta 5.10 p) ii
Iltia Cotiitattit....,3 a tat 10 (MI p ini
To1 A Nt Fno(M CAMlENi.
E:AX r (iaAaa,Y ExcKiEl'T SUNAY.)
l)ltim il Coli in. .1.30 ni. ut. 5.056 p m1 5.27 1) m
ite taintlan...1237 p tan. 7.42 pt mt 7.-12 p m1
WET f ae \l i EXCET' SUNDAY.)
ipart Inn - Ot,. .a.15 ta im 7..1h a mi 3. 16 t) tm
1)taa Col aa ..... in1.25 ii itt 10.35 a~ tm 101.001 It i
To) AND ilnliM A iot)iTA.
De)apaa I i outmbin....... 1.3 n mi 5 27 p it
Ilne A utut ai............ll.5 a it 110.25 y~ mi
wt:sa IDta 1Y.)
Italpart At.uta.......5 a it 1..lI0 p mt
D)u( (Cotlla i... ..a.n mili 101.001 pat
CO)NNEiCTia)NH
nl atC(ultmini wvithi Coltainl ital Greena.
villae lIntil to<il bay lt iarivig at l(t.:t5A'.M.,
ti tlutraztin hg al, 6.27 P. Ml. At. Coiil,ini
Juntiiotn wth Il Charloltt, Columabia atl Ant.
tuta lIinil I tnal by lameai tralan to anal faraa
nil pcint 8 otn both Iioncla.
i'nHHenafIrs,a' by thee.o I rainist lte Suplper at
AAlt alharietn w1'ith Steamerts for~ New Yoik;
t.il ottnt Tut lys tiaml Ft hintya with sit t-niner
tfll .IieIion illa taml polliti thei SI. .Jlihn'i
ltiver;nl'ato ith Chaarles tan taml Snyvnnahi
Italironti tat atit farim Mnynnahl aiti Iall
Aot.tla August ithGognam.ta
At Aaia<sttat frlom (al pittst Westatutl
Btithl. AtI lnek villet to atin frolt poitln tIlt
lirnwellIhd Itronal. 'Taroutgh tickets enn hi
purt':Ithaet t o tall polints Souathil Wes~''tt, by~
II. McQ UEEuN, A gont, Coh~imbin.
.11)1 N lI. P'E(CK, (General Manatr.
P. C. A L tLEN. Gen. Pasus. tnatt Ticket Agi