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I'M al PUBLISHED si EVERY THURSDAY AT NEWBE RRY, S.C. PERSONS AND THINGS. It cost Boston $l5,(00 to entertain Queen Kapiolana. Royalty comes high, but some peopie must have it. Three different times within the last mouth staterooms have been en gaged for James G. Blaine on out going European steamers, and as often given up. Mrs. Ilettie Green, the Wall street woman of untold wealth, has a great I aversion to reporters. She wi.l not live in a boarding house which holds, or ever ha-A held, one of them. The Pennsylvania legislature is a c>urteous and generous body. The senato;s have ordered for President pro. tem. Smith a $1,000 set of silver, while the house has purchased a law library worth $2,000 for Speaker Boyer. Ralph Disraeli, nephew of the late Lord Beaconsfield, will soon be grad uated at Cambridge, England. The ;.r queen it is said, will push him at once into public life. le bears 'a great name and is an able youth, and seems to have a future of prominence before him. The total arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden this year are over forty-four thousand excess of the number for the same period of last year. Immigration has also largely increased at all the other ports. Young men should be careful how they stay out late at night. Recent ly several wandering boys who tot tered homeward in the wee hours have been mistaken for burglars b3 the family and received with shot guns. There is a colored man living ii Concord, N. C., who subscribes an< w;vs for twenty-seven. newspapers. who <>a of modern times who have kept it go nZ "-7 ome 'oec see to it that no pains are spared~ to stop it and thus partially make amends for the injury they may have unne a good and useful man. CO SOLIDATION EFECTEI). e As will be seen from tiie report d :,,. published elsewhere in this paper, the meeting of tbe committees of the ~ three C's and the Georgia and Carolina a Midland railroads, was held in Colum. " bia the other day and an agreement of 6 Consolidation entered into which, will ~ no doubt be ratified by the stockhiold. ers, or directors when they metgr Pre main line of the three d better st anderstand1 it will run e ston, and the Geo is contesting w n for the honor of bei the strictest "Sunday city" ini country. All the wicked luxur which were formerly enjoyed Gotham on the Sabbath are n -strictly forbidden. Business of ev kirnd is absolutely suspended even the boot blacks are forced - rest from their- labors. New Y T and New Orleans are behaving th selves present, a most remarks spectacle. Mr. J. D. Welch, an engineel tue Augusta and Knoxville R< and Miss Alice Purcell, daughte Capt. E. B. Purcell, were mar in St. Patrick's Church, Augusta,1 18. The marriage of a well kn Augusta lady of sixty summers, has thrice been a bride, to a yout twenty, was to have taken place i 8th, but on account of the iil of the bride was postpon~ed. A Republican newspaper, the anal, published in Raleigh, N. C tacks Bishiop Theodore Blyms that diocese, charging that durn session of the Episcopal Conve there he invited all the delegat a social reception at his privat idence, and that colored membe tended on a footing of perfect equality. R. B. Hayes has been offer4 presidency of the Ohio State U siiv. The vote on his electi the board of trustees is said tc been eight to seven. Rhode Island is the only Si the Union which has a property ification for its voters. But: Island is reforming. She has b democratic and is liable to dc things. Hamilton Heaton, a mem parliament, is pleading for postage between Great Brita the Uuited States. lHe argui such a low rate would not onl: of great mutual benefit to bot tries but that it would be self-h .ig if not actually profitable. Pus waster General Vih: bought the postal deficiency yar under $4,000,000, which sderably less than the approp . Tisariesfrom two facts-i pendtur onthe one hand, .crease of revenue from thei ment in business on the othe 301reduction to two cents isi ~ lea.panding the popular resort mails. Some trickster insertedt S into a bill pending in th4 Legislature. If the trick been discovered it would h; made illegal to sell "spools' .tracksin that State. WM1il ennaols Sherman,. nd Rosecrans were riding together the dedication of the Garfield i ;atue some one in the crowd cried em t: "A bottle of whiskey would to Land a mighty poor show with that to rio." And the warriors laughed and sea udged each other. -t Mr. John Tyler, son of President be ryler, has for the ninth time been ru :lected Grdid Worthy Patriarch of th he Sons of Temperance of the State u f Virginia. so Old Mr. Rice and young Mr. Far- su :ner, of Wilson, N. C., quarrelled, and as the old man advanced threat- o eningly the young man pulled a pis tol. They were separated without harm being done; but a few minutes afterward Mr. Rice said to a friend: "I think it is cowardly in a young man like that to draw a pistol on an old man like me, and I tell you I am mad about it." With these words, the old man gasped and then fell dead. Miss Mary Hardin, the Georgia girl with whom John Howard Payne fell deeply in love when he went to Rome, Ga., to witness the signing of a treaty with the Cherokees, and who refused to marry him solely because of her father's objections, was buried at Athens, in that State, on Sunday. The original copy of "Home, Sweet Home," which she had refused to sell a dozen or more times, was placed in the coffin with her. The jubilee year of Q'ieen Victoria witnesses not only a fierce struggle over a coercion bill but the imprison ment of a clergyman for using in the chancel various forms of ritual which the ecclesiastical courts have pronounced ill.egal.' The reverend prisoner is the Vicar of St. Marga ret, Liverpool, and the proceedings for contumancy have been sanc tioned by the Bishop of that diocese. The congregation wanted the ritual, which the Court condemned, and the vicar commands in his prison cell the sympathies of all the Ritualistic s factions in England, who have not enjoyed for many a day the luxury ion - 4aitng a real live martyr of the )elieve that noi.be Reverend Arthur Tooth JOHN ochie. The new This letter is what inr, Cox, and the xovernor to withhold, for thl., changes nt, the delivery of Blackwood. oing so, he does what Governor ordon has done, but with far reater raason. The sham by which IcNally was held in Georgia, for the an Ileged theft - of a dog,.i no, hich will be resorted tojij - [r. Evans's letter -- oernorEss MONROE, May 18 . he annual meeting of the Trustee! si- of the Slater Fund for the promotiol ay of education among the freedmei was held at the Hygeia Hotel, Ol1 ith Point Comfort, to-day. The Presi ng dent of the Board, Hon. R. B. Haye ,he of Ohio, was in the chair. Th is other members present were Senatc in Colquitt of Georgia, Rev. Dr. Boyc ow of Kentucky, Messrs. W. E. D)ods ery and John A. Steward of New Yori Lud D. C. Gilman of Mlaryland, and V o A. Slater of Connecticut. ork From the report of the Gener em- Agent, Dr. Haygood of Georgia, able appears that $40,000 has been di bursed during the past year from't1 Son income of the fund, an advance >ad, $10,000 upon the disbursements r of the year before. His report, whi ried is printed, contains a large amon RIay of statistical information in reg~ to the progress of the schools whi own -have received Slater aid. Every who stitution thus helped must, in ad h of Lion to other instructions, prov May industrial training. It is manif ness that this condition,which was thous questionable at first, now meets a .almost unanimous approbation. I S, a- ty-two schools, most of them train n schools for teachers, have been ail g the during the year in sums vary ".io from $300 to $3,000. to The report of the Treasurer shi that the original capital of the ft a- scenes of boyhood come impressi' rsa-to the mind. It was so with Ju oaWarner. I remember talkingi him in his old days, when he told d the he was going to Vermont to see a niver- the green hills and the wooded sI< on by and the trout streams and thet have under which he basked in his hood days. lie became a part o: ate in South, but he had not forgotte: qual- old home in the North." Rhode;- . . - - ecome They Must Be Protected Just the S >other - New York Sun. ber ni Many timid little girls will be penny to hear that Professor Carl Brat in and Bates college, says that the d es that darning needle has no sting a r prove but he eats millions of mosquit b coun- ~ - -- ustain- The heaviest rain and hail ever known in the Asheville, ( section prevailed on 19th inst. is has d for the dmage was done to p)roperty in is coniyle. 'T'he Citizen office was fk~ to. The telegraph office in As! iacfljunction was set on fire by an tric current, but the flames we. rof x an.n ti nguished before much dama been done. mprove-__ _ _ - _ _ r.w The A minority of the holders we-Asheville & Spartanburg r: to stock have agreed to accept ti of 45 per sent. made by the Te he letter company. The State of Geor Illidois! accept the same terms for he had not, ings of the stock.. ave been on race Gov. Hill, of New York, ha inmated Gen. Daniel -E Sic] Sherid an j cmmissionnr f miain tle.3 ' .V Another Newbe Srar LACKVILLE, May nu conviets ployed in grading t d ille and wberry Railroad r Ihed this place lay. The gradin? s now completed a point on the E isto River, about en miles from he s, and the work of ing the crosstiek' will be begun im d tely. The iro is now being negoti as soo" as it arrives will l:tid to Edj ,i'd trains will be a to that point. Ccl. Mike Brown, president, and Capt. D. H. Salley, neral manager, are to be congratrlated oi their energy and perseverance in shing this road forward, and we hope nn to see their efforts crowned with ecess, and that ere long lie whistle of e locomotive on the Blackville and ewberry Road will awaken the echoes old Edisto's hills. ;nother plot to assassinate the ;ar has been unearthed by the Rus an police. The Average Len;th of Le De creisin;g-ot Pestilence Not Famine-All our own Fault. MODERN COOKING AND MOD ERN LIvING have brought it on. It comes upon us una wares. The patients have pains about the che: and sides, and sometim^3 in the back. They feel dull a:id sleepy; the mouth has a bad taste, especi ally in the morning. A sort of sticky i:ne collects about the teeth. The appetite is poor. There is a f ling like a heavy load on the .,tor cli; sometimes a faint, all one sensatien at the pit of i c stomach which food does not satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the hands and feet become cold and feel clammy. After a while a cough aets in, at first dry, but after a few months it is at tended with a greenish colored expectoratio:i. . The patient feels tired all the v hile, and sleep does not seem to afford any rest. After a tin he be comC3 nervous, irritable and gloomy, and has Cvil forebod ings. There is . giddiness, sort of whiling sensation it tghe hl lleadt vhen rising up sud IscaTy The bowels becom< costive; the skin is dry anm hot at times; the blood become: thick and seagnant; the wit. of the eyes become tinged wit] yelow; the kicUey secretion beoes scanty and high e'd after depositing a sedimen atrstanKini. "There is fr< quently a spitting .up of tb f Lod, somfetaines with a sou~ sweetish taste; this is fr< *e quently attended with paip e tation of the heart and Ast] m.iatic symptoms; the vision b comes impaired, with spots b ~fore the eyes; there is a fee Sing of great prostration at weakness. All of these sym s-toms are in turn present. ies ihought that nearly one-hE of o ur population has this d ease in some ofits varied forn n :3haker Extra..t of Roots (S rd el's Syrup) changes the f< oh oment oft'ue Di<gsti re orga:is .asto convert the r ood we eat it .a form that will give nourie de inent to the feeble body, a e good health is the consequen et ,The effect of t} is remedy itpl mPYarvelon. Milli( uon millions of bottles hE beensol inthis country, a nathe testimoniab in favor of ed curative power.3 are ov "Ewheming, Hundreds of called diseases u.nder vari d names are the result of it 'edy estiOfl, and wllen this erouble is removed t' e ot ediseases vanis", for they but symnptens of the ~nmalady. I 'c )Psof people speaking h ighly bo.its curative pr pertes pr this beyond dob. ol edrugists, So Brace Up. You are feeling depressed, your app poor, you are bothered with Hieadaol are fidgety, nervousnd geeally e norts, and want to brace up. 'Brace sot with stimulants, spring medicines, ters, which have for their basis very che whisky, and whieb stimulate you for a and then leave you in worse conditic glad beore. What you want is an siterati Swill purify your blood, start healthy at in, of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vital: .give renewed health and strength. evil's medicine you will find in Electric Bitte tal,only 504 cents at Coflid a Lyon's Dru es-. Most Exeellent. J. J. At'kins. Chief of Police Ki t)mTnn., writes : "My family. and I ai Stri iciaries of your most excellent mnedie King's New Discovery for consunmpti< in g found it to be all that you clai uhdeire to testify to its virtue. My fr uhwhom I have recoimmeided it, pra Ashe- every oparrtunity." 1>r. King's N l ded cure Cuh,Cls rnhts OC. roup andI tvery affection of Throt ele and! Lung. Tridl Rottles Free at I Vi Lyon's Drug Store. Large Size $1 03. e ex- Oar Job Department... e had Get ou.r prices and exaimine spi of Job Work done at our ofhiee pacing your ordlers for Note Letter Heads, ] ill Heads, sta:t t'tCot ton Tickets, Enlvelopes, C fte Dodgers. Briefs, Catalogues, ijiroad kinds of first-class work tuiii eoeneatly and expeditiously. rmn al Bucklen's Armes Salve. . i- Thel BetSdei the world for Ct la wll Butse. Ulers,SaltRheum, Fever hodter, Chapped Hands, Chillblains5, C 'Ol-all Skin. 'ruptions, and positively c1 or no pay required. It Is guarante - rfect satisfaction, or mloney Pice .'5 e,ents per box. For sal1 Lyons PJ -nom- -- , ask-your tles as jf You want a God 4tI '~Qd i. OfP.9op.o skyu . Qld Rip J.LjLLVL -lyrl+ -.+ sp Oi bee n S"/E*" busnim ROYAL.!"-9 me in *" MMing tli t" '+ Sprin: r":: OChsevi away butto find cord ner a trim teed chan be-t good o'000 to se prie nad R rium get: ad POWDER ad The Absolutely Pure. can sath This powder never varies. A marvel of usut purity, strength and wholesomeness. More ord( econo ical than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate pwder. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING r POWDER CO., 106 Wall st.. N. Y. 11-1^-ly. of -b.Am 1nsaTNQ fIII Active and Intelli - tU I renttorepresente ebr tablished business in own locality. Perma. the nent position and good salary. References abi exchanged. Gay Mfg. Co. 16 Barclay-st. N. Y. br - Ha Ha ORCANS. me Highest Honors at all Great World's Exhibi tions since 1567. 100 styles, $22 to $900. For . Cash. Easy Payments or Rented. Cutalogue, is 4d pp, 4to, free. pri PIANOS. The new mode of piano construction invent ed by Mason & Iamlin in 1882 has been fully proved, many excellent experts pronouncing it the "greatest improvement made in pianos SO of the century." For full infor:.ation, send for Catalogue. So1 1S0 & RAILiN ORGAN AND PIANO co., m BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO- m. 4-29 4t. C( IlIRES' ROOT BEER. 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CURE FOMI DEAl ttte is eks Pateli IBlpr0ved 01u}bi011d Ear Dri eFou fERFECTLY SESTORES THE HEARIN itbt no n1,ater whieth0r dleafness is caused1 p.bit- colds, fever, or injuries to the natur-al drun or bit- Away M in positin, hbit invisible to others a1 a p,bad comfortable to wear. Musiw, con-rrsat n tbar' even whispe-rs heard d istmetlV. We refe~r nehat those using theum. Send for illustrated to toofof proof-' free- A ddress F- HSCOX, 849 Br-oi ty, end way, N. Y. Sc h a ..-N - - n rs, t,and So e. d o-. beoe bene-' AW E ine. iDr. ' r.'" FR C m; (1 h aeav-lbetyt ree innrofrofthti iends uto~ niga hscas fotoin-nde wllo8 pw ieldsWh & tie terTsimens:~ i~a~ beforeyeMebe o ogres #4 Head s, DLolrts. Hn W FORa Pe CCio iemn s -le, STRKE TARRcanCiao IL ugeH .' reuddACOND OPALENIT RO yCoalled proo REULS th eti loabo ed 4.u pandg a stareiands) en k ibnSormis wto thsriedkbecrtv tD.i wKelly Mraber of coni eses iii tsSes~ -eVito an Cnaddeor 02 oglC es.e fr -rsKAJ. & th o o inW reu d OPUDOY- IT O yy Cofield A N D R ESU LTS " is the title of a book of 7-I4. ublished by Drs. Starkey and Palen, whk information as to this remarkalile curative al cures in a wide range of chronic cases-many ol ele will be mailed free to any address an applicatsor (ealer fOr RING OPENING ny immense stock of Spring Cloth ror men, youths and boys.'The tude of my stock has never before , L"qualed. My steadily increasing ss and the liberal patronage upon the past has justified me in select is large and well assorted stock of r clothing. The fancy and plain ot made in Square-cut Sacks, Cut Sacks, and the One and Four-. 11 Cutaway Coat. You will also ierges, Cassimere, Worsteds, Whip and Corkscrews made iu- the man s the Cheviot, elegantly made and ed. These garments are guaran to fit, and made equal to gny mer t tailor garment. I have taxed my efforts in securing this class of s from the best manufacturers in to compete with custom work, and 1i you these goods at one-half their Many who have had their clothes a have been patronizing the Empo oft"ashion. "Why?" Because they s a suit, and will tit as well, be trimmed, and equally as well e, and at a considerable less lost. most important feature is that they keep trying on until they can get a ,factory fit and run no risk, as they Miy do when having them made to HATS. his stock is complete in every style [at that a gentleman can wish for. ong this stock will be found the cel ited Boston Flexible Stiff Hat in all latest Spring shapes, in the fashion shades of Granite, Pearl, Nutra, wn and Black, also Pearl Cassimere ;s. The celebrated Dunl ?p Stiff Hats he latest Spring styles. These Hats, vell as the Boston Flexible, can only found here as I am the sole agent for se manufactures. 31y stock of Straw ts is so large, and the styles are so nu rous, that it will be impossible to go a details. Suffice it to say that it :omplete in every respect in regard to ce and quality. SHOES. Vy business in this line has increased that I have enlarged this department order to make room for my large as tment of Gent's Fine Shoes for Spring d Summer wear. Among the leading tkes the celebrated Bannister Shoes ty be found in all the latest shapes in oigress, Lace and Low-quarter Shoes. yave a beautiful line of Shoes in all vles, Hand-sewed, guaranteed for .00-the best shoe in the city. Also celebrated 1 ouglass Shoe, warranted; ice in men's, $3.00; in boys' $2.00. Hoping to see you at the Emporium of ahion inspecting this mammoth stock. Respectfully, M. L. KINARD. Columbi%, S. C. ck your retailer for the Jameeans' 13 hee On.u ion I Some dealers 'rhisis th was' in order to make a large fit. This he n owie e their own iefertyby attempting to uilid uppn the reputation of the onaIffl. one"4enainPnnles iearing thi Samp, JAMES MEANS' or# tae S3 SHOE. Made in Button. cogeran cenled in Durraouty Comyus t dt set tswni bringyouin \* formtion how to t;et tils i ay State or Territory. MREs J.Means&Co 411incodn st. Br.ston,Mass. wori.!. '1 h,,ind& Who wear then will tel 7 ,ui. K i("5 fr lloy:a'suipproiaclhe la inuraibiUty. Full line of the above shoes for sale in New~berry by R. D. SMITH. 2-2-3m. * Fo saeb MNE JMEO Agns o Nwery S.C -1-m P * . B.RF,o.D MAgnsfrc 24, ery 188 . C -83 ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cos of any proposed line a advertising in America1 papers by addressin Geo. P. Rowell & Co Newspaper Advertising Burea .10 Spruee St., New York. send 10cts, for 100-Page Pan'..A. C. BART d& Co., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ERIUTI T a CHARLESTON, S. C. e, Are receiving by steamer and rail fr< >y the North and West full supplies I. each week of n' COTCE APPLES. PEARA. LEMONS, PO ,~TOES, CA BBAGES, ONIONS, NUTS OF .d. ALL gDS, 'ETp., ETP. d-giOrders holicited and prompt2y fild. 1 .-RIED TREATMEN NSUPTION, ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA, C H, HAY FEVER, HEADACHE, DEBILII FIEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and all CSre ad NdN'rou. Du.order:. "COMPOUND OXYGEN" beiungtakeni1 the sytem, the Brain, Spinal Marrow, andi Nerous Cenrs-< S the Fountain Head of all actii rEi 'ol.. TO ordostto E~F ACTION ran two hu ndre ages, cn h v wdsto almurem. the e af frebeing to dieby other physicans. 1152,5290 Arobh$tPhiIa.P $6L. TIE NEl ERALD ESTABLISHE L Weekly Published at i. C., Ever; Morn Price $1.5 PUBLISHERS. a PRIN JOB P1 VITI DEATil Iw ACL IIn . Six TI For BERRY Plli RIMCI NEWS4 Lea<< D IN 1865. Lv Leav Newspaper Newberry r r Thursday a N( for, ing. Ifo D, w Year Li 3d Proprietors. L LE Li Li Ai bW Ni vi Jt r ] ] ] TING. spartmIexit we 'ed to do a11i 1s Of. INTING IS ll IlSPATCH AT IIOI1EA, 0RTORS, C. -~- 9 ~ 4.5 iey to Loan on ton Farms. -M uis from Five HundredDolar ousand Dollars each. further information apply to .JN O. B. PALMER & SON, Columbia, S. C. - or GEO. S. MOWER, 7 Newberry, S. C. MOND & D&NVILLE . I. .bia & Greeuv ille DisIe ondensed Schedule. I'T EFFECT MAY 9, 1887 rains run on 75th Meridian time.) SOUTHBOUND. No. 52 No. . Asheville.............----- . ffi Hendersonille ..--12 Flat Rock........... . K p artanburg..........-. 3.50 WValhalla...-s55 a mn Seneca.... ...-.917 Abbeville...-----10.45 Lauiens........ 845 Greenville ....... 9-45 " (reenwood.....12.56 p m Ninety-Six... .. 1.20 " Newberry... . 3.05 " e Columbia........ 5.07 ' 800 Augusta..... 9. 0 " 9 NORTHBOUND. No.53 No. 1 Columbia ......11.00 a 1050a m Newberry, ..-- l.03-p a Ninety-Six..... 2.30 Greenwood..... 2.52 Greenville..--. 5 50" L.aurens......... 5.45 Abbeville.....-- - 4-S4 ieleca..........6.02 " W alh alla... ... 6.35 " re St artanburg.... .......... E Fiat Rock . .. 5.55 lendersonville..- ..-. 6.07 Asbheville...............710 Atlanta............... .. 10.4 s. 1 and 2 run solid between Coia Asheville. k .53 makes close connectiun atColnmbs ,ugsta and Charlestoi .1 mnakes close oeLion at Columbta Charleston. Cardwell, Ass't rass Agt. Col &-C. L Haa, Traffic Manager. lmington,Col.& Aug*1h0L Condensed Schedule. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. DATED July 12th,1885. Ne. ND wr Wimntn.... .80P L137*L. Wacamaw..... .........9 42 " 137 * : 6 f Marion. --....... 36 " 3 A - rive Florence............1225 " 115 " Sumter.............43. . 434 " Columbia...........--..640 4 040" TRAINS GOING -NORTH. - No.42. NoQ. Dazly. Dor Columbia ................ 952i;. rive Sumter. 1155. ave Florence................ 4 20 . 5 07... . Marion................. J14 " 555 " L. Waccamaw ..............714 " 744 Wilmington...............8 33 " 907 " Crain No. 43 stops at all Stations. os. 48 and 47 StoDs Only S - hiteville, Lake Waccamaw, Fair chols, Marion, Pee Dee, Floreae,Tn . lie, Lynchburg, hayesville, Snmter, Wefgs ld, Camden Junction and Eastover. . Passengers for Columbia and all poas G. .LB., C,C. 4A. .E. StAos. tnion, and all points beyond,O@i :. >, 1S*ihtEpr s. Pasengers on 40 can tae48 tra~i w 71f. ne for Columbia, Augnata apd Gesga >fnts via Columbia. Al trains run solid betweep Chadtestofap ilmington . JOH1N F. DIVZNE. Generpl SupedStnda$ T. M. EMERlSON, Gen'l Pas.Ag$, ouh Carollla Raflys CUDSp. 'O0 MECING SNPAT 0!8.194 llows, "Eastern time;I TO ANID TEOX CUABLES20W. EAST (DILT.) epart Columbia at.... 6.80 a m . 397 e Charleto......1100 p m 900 pi -WEST (DAILYl. e.rat Charleston... 7.20 a m 5.10 pmt ue Coumba...........0.35 a m 3I40 pm~ TO AND FEOM CAMDEK. EAST'(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.) lepart Columbia. .6..10 a m. 5.06 p m-5i7% U e Camden..127 p m. 7.4 p m7.48pm, WEST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.) ~epart Camden...7.4 i m 7.45 am 3.5 p.m um ColumbiaL....1.25 a m 10.35 am 30.00 pU TO AND FROM AUGUSTA. EAST (DAILY.) )ep art Columbia...... 6.30 a m 527 m me Augusta...~...13 ai IO30IjS WEST (DAILT.) Jepr ugustah........6 a m 4 . - ade atlumbwI' rilte RailEoad b ri Ld departing at 5.27 P. K. At unctin with Charjotte, Columnbisad 4 usta Rail Road by same tr.ain tp and ke il points on both'roads. Jgassengrs by these trains take Supper Braheh le. At Charstn it~e5O nd on Tuesdays and Fidyswt roa, d fromi Savannghl poits in l1orida. At Augusta with Georgia and Cau Railroads to and from all pointa West Soth. At Blackville to and: from .po1 - Barwe1ERailroad. Through tickets -en3 purchased to all points South aid West, DplynMoQUEEN. Agent, Columbia. JOHN B. PECK, ~eneral Manager. D. C. ALL.EN. Geni. Pass. andTicket AV ATLANTIC COAST LINI ?SSENG .DEP4BTM1E1T, Wilmingpon2 . C;, Mg (, 188~ SETWEW Charestou and Celuubla sg Upper South Careluna condensed schedule GOING WEST. Leave Charleston, - - 7.00 a m " Lanes, - - - 8.34 sat, "Sumter. - - - 9.4t am Arrive Columbia, - - 10. un " Winnsboro, - - 3Op "' 4hspr : : - :i a Lancaster, " Rock Hill, - - " Charlotte, N. C., - 8.5p --Newberry, S. C., - .1i " Greenwood, - - 2.2p " Laurens, - - .5P. " Anderson, - - 4Sp " Greenville, - - 54 a " Walhalla., - - .j " Abbeville, - - 3~p " Spartanburg, - 32p 1.45a. l3.02 p , ~.3~envill, .~ harott, N C. - 1.1gm " Colubia,4.503 p m " hnderstonvile .C. . 7.1 toan. S.endeS:on a.lli; a.C.,.C7l p."n Getuninle -s . a p. nderarrive Chr-o :4 p. Soli.Tains, bewe :C-aal Colmharotte C. C,- 1 car Woinsnor, - I ,4P 4 " dColmba, . .. 5.3 . " a en .r-l " Charleston, - Onv Sudastrinwlllev