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ORDINANCES.
For the l^ewrvatido of Good Order in
the Town of Timmonsville, 8. C.
1st. jfl
Drunkenness and disorderly con*
duct is prohibited in the corporate
limits of the town. Any person
violating this Ordinance, shall pay
a fine of ndfc less than two dollars,
and not more than twenty dollars;
or be imprisoned not less than one
day, or more than twenty days, or
both, at discretion of Intendant.
2nd.
All persons who retail spiritnous
or malt liquors of any kind, will be
required to give bond in the penal
sum of $500 dollars, with two ap
proved snreties, to keep an orderly
house.
3rd.
All persons applying tor license
to retail spirituous or malt liquors,
shall pay a fee of $150 dollars for
the year ending December 31st,
1886, or for any part thereof and be
recommended by two of i^e near
est
ed.
4th.
17th. j
The town marshal shall be an
thorixed and empowered to call
upon any citizen to assist in mak
ing arrests. Any citizen so called
uimt), who refuses or neglects to
ooey, shall be fined not more than
five dollars for every such refusal
or neglect.
18th.
All persons are prohibited from
horse, racing, riding or driving tasl
on the streets. Any person viola
ting this Ordinance shall pay a hue
of not trore than five dollars, or be
imprisoned not less than five days.
10th.
Persons owning dogs, allowing
same to stroll on the streets to the
annoyance of any citizen, subject
themselves to a fine ot two dollars,
or the dog killed, as the owner may*
elect.
20th.
The practice of washing in the
troughs of the town pump is probi
biletL Any person vioUling this
otereab j Ordinance will be fined one dollar
| for each offence, or be imprisoned
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All liquor dealers, wbo shall, on
the Sabbath day, sell, barter, or
otherwise dispose of any splrlTiious
or malt liquors, or into '
I for two days.
21st.
Be it further ordained, That the
drinks of auy kind,
rwctU
jxicating
AbHth a |
certificate from a practicing physi
cian,) shall be punished by a fine
ofnoties^bau twenty-five dollars,
nor momjhan fifty dollars, or by
impri$ojpie>it not exceeding thirty
days.
W 5th.
Air immoral or boisterous con
duct, such as playing cards, ball,
limits of this town. Any one vio
lating this Ordinance, shall pay a
flue of not less than two dollars, or
more than ten, or be imprisoued
-“vrrmrv.
All traveling shows, circuses, or
Town Council of Timmonsville bare
(Whutldrity to abate or remove
YitrisanCPs that are brought to their
attention, tiiat are not otherwise
provided for.
22ud|f
Be it further ordslned, That all
Ordinances, By-Laws and Keguia
tious conflicting with the above Or
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[-Sard's Woes.—iind His Desperate
Struggle and How it Knifed.
Just twenty-seven miles flrom the
"Vimgerie*, ehefl pajt a fee of ftdf J Just twe
less than twenfy^flve dollars, nor classftrfcity of Athens, Ua., fs locat-
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more than seventy five dollars each
day they exhibit In the limit* of
thia town, and tor all minor exbibi
tious, not more than ten, nor less
thau two dollars, at discretion of
Intendant.
6 Till.
All persons liable to do street
; daty hi town, shall be required to
pay a fee of two dollars, or work
twelve days on the streets, when
ever called on by the Council.
8th.
The unnecessary firing of guns
aud pistols iu the limits of the town
is strictly prohibited. Any person
violating tills sjDrdiauucn, will be
fined not less than two dollars nor
more than five, or be imprisoned at
discretion of luteudaut.
9th.
All persons are prohibited >f(ojD
fastening horses, inulee.
paliugs or shade trees
side walk, iu the limits
Any persofi violating this Ordi
nance shall pay a fine of one dollar,
or be imprisoued at discretiou of
luteudaut.
10th.
Auy person found lying iu the
streets iu adrtukeucooditirn, shall
be puqisbed by a flue of not less
tbau two dollars or by imprison
ment not exceeding two days.
lltb. , .
t - * 41rt T it
Ne person shall allow auy ..jtai-
sauee to remaiu on his or her prem.
ises, after being daly notified of the
same. Auy person violating this
Ordinance shall be fined five dollars
for each day ti remains after being
notified.
12th. T 7 , .
No person shall place any ob
struction in any public street or
ditches within the limits of the
town. Any persons violating this
Ordinance will be fined five dollars
immediately after refusal to re
move the same, and for each day
thereafter 'such obatruetiou to-
maius. SWi V hi.. '* *«
13th.
That any person or persons, who
shall expose for sale any fresh beef,
xmottoo, or pork, in,, the Town of
Tiraifonsville, excc
sbaSrbe punished
lesaThan one doll
ed oqt exceeding
k 9 u i
The fees to be collected by the
town marshal, of persons exposing
butchers’ meat for sale iu the town
market, shell be as follows:
®n each beef 50 cents.
• On eech half beef 55 cents,
f bael quarter beef 15 cents.
On each hog or pig 15 cents.
Qiteaeh sheep, lamb, kid, 15
cents
and also bring bide and marks for
'the ioapeetiou by the marshal. Auy
person violating thisOrdfance shall
be fined uot more than fire dollars,
or be imprisoned not more than five
daya.
.ttorjin
Any person or persons laying
themselves liable to arrest, shall be
*0 mitniw -xou.ixi.i-s nu.„ ‘w uim-V
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On nnd after July 12tb, the treins an
ikcee ronda will ruu ua fol'vwt (Siuid.i^ ,.j
cepled) every d*y:
DOWN TDAIK.
Leave Wadesborot 5.45 l \(
Bennelta 6 05
Moreen’s ti.38
McFarland 8.60
Leave Cheraw T.IO'
Cash’s 7.58
Society Hill 8 lt>
Dove’s 8 4-1
Darlington • ••••••«• • •••••••• •« 908
Palmetto 9 20
Arrive si Florence 9 40
VP TRAIN.
Leave Florence 4.40 P M
Palmetto 4 50
Darlington 8 12
Dove's 6 35
Society Hill— 6 01
Cash’s « 22
Leave Cheraw 6 56
McFarlan —..7 26
Morven’a 7 46
Dennett’s 8 Q5 1
Arrive at Wadesboro 8 35
Freight trai" will leave Florenoe at 6 A.
M. every day. except Sunday, arrive at
Cheraw 10 40 A. M., leave Cheraw at 2 00
P. M., arriv at Florence a' 6 36 .. m
A F. RAVANKL, Pres
0. G. LYNCH, Master Transportation.
^ORTHEASTIIRN RAILROAD CO.
Omarliston, S. C , Dee. I*. 1886
On and after this date the f-ol'awing
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1886-
HARPER’S MAGAZINE.
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ed the thriving little town of Max
ey’s the residence of Mr. Robert
Ward, wbo has just been released
from a most perilous predicament,
the particulars of which he has cou
sented to give to the public. He
writes as follows:
Maxey’s, Oglethorpe Co., Ga.
July 9ib, 1885.
For twelve or fourteeu years I
have been a great sufierev from a
terrible form of blood poison which
ran into the secondary, and finally
it was pronounced a tertiary form.
My bead, face and shoulders be
came almost a mass ot corruption,
and finally the disease commenced
[eating away my skull bones. 1 be
j outttc so horribly repulsive that for
three years I absolutely refused to
let people see me. 1 used large
quantities of most noted blood re
medies aud applied to nearly all
physicians near me, but my cou-
and
il«, or ozen to | ditiou uootii ued to (. row worse, and
rees, or on the all sail' Miat I must surely die. My
its of the town, bones became the seat of excruciat
inir this Ordi- >ug aches aud pains; my nights
f
I
in the market,
> a fine of not
or be imprison-
dayt.
4
15th.
iug aches aud pains; uiy nights
were passed iu misery ; I was re
duced iu flesh aud strength; my
kidneys were ter' ibly deranged, and
life became a burden to me.
I chanced to see an advertise
incut oi B. B. B., and sent one dol
lar to W. C. Birchmore & Co.,
merchants of our place, and they
procured one bottle for me. It was
used with decided benefit, and w hen
eight or ten bottles bad been used
I was pronounced sound and well.
Hundreds of scars can now be
seen on me, looking like a man wbo
bad been burned and then restored.
My case was well known iu this
county, and for the benefit of others
who may be similarly affected. I
tbink it my duty to give the facts
to the public, aud to txteud my
heartfelt thanks torso valuable a
remedy. 1 have been well over
twelve mouths, aud no return of
the disease has occurred.
ROBERT WARD.
Maxey's Ga., July 1 1885—We,
the undersigned, know Mi. Robert
Ward, and take pleasure iu sayiug
that the fdhts above stated by him |
are true, aud that ids was one ot
the worst cases of Blood Poison we
ever knew iu our county, and that
bo lias been cured by the use of it
B. B.—Botanic Blood Balin.
A. T. Brightwkll, Merchant.
W. 0 Biuchmokl&Co., Merob’uts
IL BKiGtirwELL, M. 1).
Joutf T. Bart,
W. ft. Campbell,
Atlanta, Ga., July 10,1885.—
We are acquainted with A. T.
Bright wed sad W.C. Birch more &
Co., vhotee names appear above,
aud take pleasure in saying that
they are gentlemen of undoubted
veracity and worthy of confidence
in auy uasertiou they may make.
HOWARD * CANDLER,
Wholesale Druggists, At. Ga.
{Sold everywhere.
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cases as the above, is it not reason
able to suppose that auy aud all
cases of Blood Diseases can be
cured T We do not announce the
cure of a man while he is at home
groaning aud suffering with the
disease, but all of Our certificates
are words of truth from those who
have beeu cured and can look you
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»ILMI\fcTOV fOLlVBIA AM) AKilSTA RAILROAl
Nov. 15, 1885.
GOING SOUTH.
J B Killougli will erll you n Cliickrring,
Mn*on & IlHtnlin, Vliilbti'-lirck, Alion.
firi v. rslet'ti & i uller nnd Beni I’ntno. Also
Mnsnn & HMn!in. Packard or Bay Plate
Organ at Ludilen & Bales prices Good*
supplied dir cl from factory, freig'il paid
Kifiem dayn allowed for lt'*l before pay
ing. Onler and lie w ill rink Hie results.
A walntil cage orghu with n lull gel nf
reeln, $55; willi two full gem <T reedg, $65.
Minigieri. Chore'eg, Sunday Scboolg,
nd 'feaoi.org get special diecoiini.
He nlgr keepn a full line o! Small Musical
Merchandine.
Maken a gpeci illy of book« and Sheet
Munic. SftciaT prices to (he trade.
At his office in Florence, yon will find
Domestic, Heu-ebold and New Home Sew
ing Ms bines, with needles tor all ma
chine"*.
Write nr sail on him »t Allen's Block.
Catalogues aud pri es furnished on appli
cation.
J. H. Schmid has charge of the Machine
Depar'ineul a lid .till keep a slock of Ma
chines. uiuclmie oil, needles, Ac. Also
enia 1 ! musical merchandise, vio tns, banjos
and strings Leave
orders with him. J. B. KILLOUGli,
Florence, 8. C,
July 30, ’85—ly
No. 42. Daily.
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Leave Marion
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No 48.
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Leave Marion
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Arrive Columbia
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J. J. WARD.
C. 8. NETTLES
Ward & Nettles,
Attorneys b Counselors at Law,
Darlington H., ,s. CL
Will practice in the Courts of the
Fourth Circuit and in the Supreme
Court. Special attention to the
collection of claims.
Mr. Nettle* will be in Tiinmoim-
ville every Thursday and cat. be
found at Mrs. DeBerry’s hotel.
The Equitable
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK.
Assets Jan. 1, 1885, $58,101,925.54.
Solid and safe insurance, backed by am
ple capital. Represented by
H. P. JOHNSON,
Bennetteville, 8. C.
Correspondence solicited.
March 12. ’86 1v.
DENTISTRY !
J. I UARffiR, Dl D. i
Will serve the citiiens of this County
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Friday aud Saturday*
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GOING NORTH.
No. 46, Daily, (leapt Saturday.
Leave Florence
Leave Marion
Leave L Wsocnmaw
Arrive nt Wilmington
No 47 Dailt.
Leave Columbia.
Arri-e Sumter
Leave Florence,
Leave Marion
Leave Lake Waccamaw
Arrive at Wilmington,
10 05 p m
10 47 p in
12 43 « m
1 50 a m
9 55 p m
12 00 p m
4 26 a m
6 00 a m
7 10 a in
8 20 a m
Train No. 43 slope at all stations.
Ni'i. 48 and 47 steps only st Brinkley's
Whitsville, Lake WacesmAW, Fair Bluff,
Nichols. Marion, Dee Dee, Florence, Tim
monsville, Li nchburg Mayesvlllc, Sumter,
Wedgefield, Camden Janet ten end Esst-
uver.
Passengers fo Columbia and all poists
on C. A G. R. R., C. C. & A R. R. 8 ations,
Aiken Junction and all point* beyond,
should take No. 48. Pullman Sleepers for
Augusta on this road.
Seperat* Pullman Sleepers for Savannah
and for Augusta oa Train 48
All ti tins run solid between Charleston
and Wilmington.
JOHN F. DIVINE. Gen l Supt.
T M. EMMKR80N, Gen. Pas. Agt.
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