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Three eight* In *urc- KKiou. It i*
111 yr»r* B'n'-e o r b''rwi« (MaikI-
fAthera hih! gre«t-grHi-d tA’ker*
wre • the ibrei* ►■rcerelTe *<‘vtn*,
la the >«*r eucceetliug th t of
Aa^Hctniitde|K‘U()eiica. Itwilb*
111 year* l».*ion* our grandchildren
—good 'nek («• them t-write the
three succx A'ive nine«. Th -n, 223
S ear* later, later, if ihe eor'd ntill
vea and u»e in 0:1 haa n «t yet
tombh'd, Time «il> <1. al a hand
with Inor of a kind—fair two* 2222
—sutnetim* tu 't h »n not happened
since the day* of lVt«T the Ilfinit.
Worth Knowing
Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant,
Lake City, Fla., «a* taken with a
■even* Odd, atP-nded »lth a dia-
trereing Cough and running m o
Cong'imptioti in ite tlr ts ag<‘a. He
tii> d mauy socalh d |M>pular cough
ramediea aud ateadily grew a orae.
Was reduc*d in fleeh. had difficulty
in breathing aud Win nn We to
•letp. Finally tried Dr. King’.'
New Discovery tor Consumption
and fo iad immediate relief nn l
atter using ahont a hall dozen Imp
ties found hlinaelf well and h»'i
had no return i»f the disease. No
other remedy can show so grand a
record of carrs, a> Dr King’s New
Die mvery lor Consumption Goar
anteed to do jnst w h a is claimetl
for it —Trial bottle Ire# at '\ illeoi
ft Co’s, Drug Store.
Renews Her Youth
Mrs. Phoebe Cbes'ey, Peterso.',
Clay Co., Iowa, tells the fo’l 'wing
remarkable story, the truth of
which is vouched tor by the real
dents of the town: “I am 73 years
old, have bhen troubled with kid
ney complaint ani lameness for
Dritoy years; could not dre« my
self without help. Now 1 am free
from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my owa housework.
I owo ay thanks to Electric Bitters
for having renewed my youth, aud
removed completely all diaeaae aud
pain.” Try a bottle, Soc. and II
at Willoox ft Go’s., Drug Store.
Bneklea’s Arniea Salve.
The Best Bairs in the w<>rld for
Cats, Braises, Boros, Ulcers, Bull
Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chap
ped Bauds, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfru satis-
tier ion, or mousy refunded. Price
S5 oen's per box. For Sale by
Willoox ft Co.
G. 0.
whs has removed hi st'.ck oi
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to the stand opposite his former
—place cn-
PE/ RLE STREET,
offers a well selected variety of all
traits of this season.
Apple*. MtUf*. Concord, nnd CoUwbs
grape*, baaanna*. prar*, lemoo*, or«**e*,
eocoanaH, «f*. dolrii, and all kind* of nat*.
Crnuborrie* «*d nil loading Northern rtg
etokloa Micbipau ce lery receired fresh
twice n week. My price* will eompnr* fa-
T*r»bly with nny market Horth or Sooib,
! call special attention to ay Qrooery Do*
partaeat wbicb i, foil nod •smploio Can*
dy, cracker* of nil kind*, eignr*, tobocto.
Also n full Ho* of Tin nnd Crockery wnro
at lowest prices.
P*e. in, 'S7,
T'r'S** very poj.ular wstclsswe
have in p-u ace and hunting t a-e
at the f llowiug reduce«l prices :
Op' i. lav*e uickle stem winder I3.2fl,,
key wit.tl 14,90; solid silver stem
wiu4 ftf.73: liunling case solid sil
vtr 110 50, bett r quality $12.00;
Anc quality $14 o0. All worrsuird
Call and examine at the Darlington
Jewelry Store, Public Square.
THE
rfmm
This beautiful New
Style Locket, band
eomely ornamented
oynx, Tiger eye in
laid, holds two pic-
tures; ndooed to
$2J5. Plsia styb* $1 to $1.50, at the
Dabuxotoh Jxwklkt Stork.
Dee. 22,’87.
Ctoice Httf I
— • ■ ■ ■■■
I am now prepared to furninh the
people of Darlington with the very
beef whieh em be obtained in
the county. 1 have secured the
drat stall on the left of the entrance
tatha
AVi* Market House,
wbare 1 am always to b« fonnd. No
affort will be spared to please m;
customers. Au orders shall re
ceive my prompt personal atten
tion and aatisfaotioa ia guarauteed.
Highest cash price paid for Bides.
rULLBRD. CHAPMAN.
Des. L 1887.
^ These handsome Nc* Style Rings,
beantifolly ornamen <d with Ter
qooiae and Pearls, Ru •*, Garnets,
Amethyst, and Topn. ; cat and
tiger eyes inlaid; all styles and
rises. Prices from $1 60,2.90,13 50
sad $5 to $10. Don’t tail to
them at the
Daruhoton Jewelry Stork.
Dec 22, ’87.
A bnud'orne. three story
building situated on the
hru'k
PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington, * - S. C.
Under the management n :be En
terprisc Hotel Company, who aolic
it the patronage of the public, which
(hey expect to merit by furnishing
first-class accommodations, excel
lent board, and every comfort to be
foand in tb* cities.
Electric bells all over the bouse.
Every attention |iaid to gneais^
Ras meets every train.
Terms reasonable; special accom
modations for travelling men; a
large sample roam on tbe first floor.
Bept. 22, ’87—tf
P $ $ P ? M
25 HORSES
AND
NOTICE.
Parties nsing machine oils will
And it to their advantage to call on
tbs undersigned who is agent for
O. W. Tanner ft Co, Richmond,
Ya^ manufacturers or fine' illumin
ating and lubricating oils. Best
goods at bottom prices.
JOHN K. MolVER
Sep 22, ’87.
Notice.
Having purchased the stock
of goods of our father, Mr. S
A. Woods. Sr., we will con-
tinue' , the business in all its
branches, at his old stand, un
der the firm name of Woods A
Woods, and will endeavor to
merit the liberal patronage ex
tended to him by a generous
public. S. A. WOODS,
C. R. WOODS.
Nov. 21, 1887.
f
3 Car Loads.
To arrive at Hewitt’s Stables
during tbe next few weeks. 1
bought tbe above Stock very low
and will offer Horses and M les at
lower prices than ever before.
Thanking the public for past fa
vors, 1 request that they cull a nd
see my Stock before buvitiu else
where. C. W. HEWITT.
Dec. 1, W.—3in
TAX RETURNS!
Offio* of Courts Aunrres, I
Dasurotor, 8. C., jRDUttry 1, ’97. /
Notico U boroby glTon that tbic oilice
will bo epos dally to list Use*, from Uio
lot day of Jaanary to tho 20th day of Feb
roary, and tbat I will aU«ad in pc non, or
by dopnty, at Iho place* below named, for
that purpose.
Jamet’ X Road*, January 16.
EAngbaa, Janaary 17.
Taa*’ Bay. January 18.
Eb*n*i*r, January 19.
Timmoatelllo, January 20 and St.
Palmetto, January 94.
Bank Swamp, January 26.
MoohaniMvillo, Jnnuary 26.
Loanusworth, January 27.
Aniloeb. January 81*
Mart-Till*, February 1.
Swift Creek, February 2.
High Mil!, February 8.
Lisbon, February 6.
Philadelphia. Bebrunry 7.
Lydia, February 8.
Stokes Bridge, February 9.
Cyproas, February 10.
Cartenville, February 11.
Sooioiy HIM, February 18 and 14.
Floreneo, February 16 and 16.
All mala penone between tba ages of 21
and 60 yean, except those ineapablo of
oaraiag a euppert from being maimed or
from nny ofber cause, art deemed taxable
polio
Ptrtonal property of every description
nnd Rea! Eatat*, where change* have been
mad*, sad polls to be returned.
H I. C. FOUNTAIN.
Auditor Darlington County.
Dm. 1. 1867.
Tho attention of tbo public It oalled to
foot that 1 have rooted tbat doairabU
■land on tbo Public Square occupied until
recently by A Haosmann. where I am pre
pared to supply tho trade wltk a eboiot
line of O roc cries and Liquors. Give mo n
call. HENRY HENNIG.
Dm 29. ’87.
AS
RMitT era,
aiRKH BT
JOHN ROSS,”
AND HE BY
,t B0l ( RB0N
■Is dwm was tho ‘‘Knight Ernint’u
••JEANETTE,”
whoso birr wan tho famous “Black
Warrior,” of Tonneaooe.
Th ; * famous Jack will ba tuninl
thin nf *-.r,n at
imiMM k
Buchwms
STABLES.
Foes 110, lor insurance
Bop. 1. ’87
FEED, LIVERY, SALE,
AND
Exchange Slahles.
I EADQUAR rF.R’B FOR DRnV-
EKB.
Ixargest
Newest Styles! , ^ ^
§
OuauasevoR, 8. C., Xav It, 1887.
Ga sad after this date the following
schedule will bo raa i
•CENG 80VTX.
Mo. 97, Daily.
— A —
lowest M*nics l
Specialties:
Dross Goods and Trimir ing*;
Ladies* Department ;
Sh ea and Kid Gloves;
Lowest Prices on Best Goods;
Clothing and Geut’u Furnishings.
| To bo sure to call and see our Hol
iday attraction-t. They include
hundreds ot gifts suit
able for old and
young.
| Oome one and all, oar goods and
price* are bound to please yon
| Our stock ot General Merchandiae
will not be forgotten and you
can get snbstaotial as well
as ornamental
presents.
A. WEINBERG,
Cor. Pub. Square and Orange St
Dec. 15,1885.
Ladies' Department in Charge of Baltimote
AAI
To i ur li.rud-i and oQNtotueiBuf
Darlingt Ui aud atij tinin: eountiea
We take pleasure in announcing to
tbe pub ic generally, that we err
now located in Columbia, S O., at
S'ariing’rt old stand where we hare
purchased tbe stable Untunes ef J-
P. MeOartlia. VVe expect to ‘keep
on baud a nice lot of mule* and
lioreefforPHleat rock-bottom price*.
All Nbipped stock Mopping over
wid l>e promptly unleaded and car
ed f T
Give us a call and 1-t as make
you happy.
Yonr friends,
CONDER da LONGEST,
Nun. 15 and 17 Plain S'real,
Golambia, B. (J.
Oct. 29, ’87.
Samuel Lewenlhal,
P0BLIC SQUARE,
Darlington, • - • S. C.
Dealer In frMMi**, Liqt-cre, ffcbaecc nbd
Cigar*.
A hill Ha* *r fancy and (lap!* gr»r*r:r*
nlwaycoa bAa<l, m wall n* lb* best article*
of win* aa4 «H*r A *pe«i*lty i* mad* of
hi* par* North Carclin* Corn Whuk«y.
while h* rnrri** two «xe*Koot brand* at
ry* wbiakey, lb* Silver Strcaic And do
LatonU Jotkoy Club, Hr ha* <ib«*a’*
Ry# Whiikoy at nil pri*t* n.ui nil tb* •hoice
brand* of tigar* wLieb ar* uow on tn*
market. Svp 29,’67-6*1
-TO-
TjJ&JSTID I
ON FIVE TEAR’S TI »1E, ON IMPROVE *
FARMS.
Barnwell, Orangaburg, Suirler, Carling
ton Marion, Marlboro’, cad otlior Cciatie*
in tbo "Uppar Pine Bel’” of South Carotin*.
W. H. DUNCAN, Att’y at Law
Barnwell C. U., S. C„ Agent.
Can br *aea ar addreaaed al Darlington,
8. C.
Deo 3, ’86—If
Bibleat Bibles I Bibles;
W« have been appointed the De.
positoih'H of th? Ameiiean Bible
Society, and desire to inform the
public that Bibles ot nil kinds are
now on sale at on' establishment.
WILLOOX ft CO.
Oct. 20, ’87. 3m
A Wonderful Discovery!
TOBACCO AN AID TO H E ALTH
A new Tobacco manufactured by Tbo*.
C William* ft Co., Richmond, Va., under
a formula prepared by Prof. Mallall of tb*
University of Virginia.
ANTI-MALARIAL. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, A
GOOD NERVINE AND TONIC
AND AN EXCELLENT
CHEW.
For pnrtioal ir* of it* virtue* call for
certificate al the following place* where
lb* Tobacco can be bad.
THE ENTERPRISE GROCERY
J. FRANK EARLY.
EDWARDS ft NORM ENT.
Land for Sale.
A valuable tract of land eontatning 166
aerr*. situated la Philadelphia Township,
80 acre* cleared. Tbe place i* kaawn a*
th* late Wat Wilke*’ plac* on Lake Swamp
near Lake Swamp Cbureh. Terms ane-balf
cash, balane* secured by bond and mort
gage of prtmiso*. Apply to
G. D. WILKES.
For nny information **e W. D. L«wi*.
Dm 16. ’87—U
A key that will wind any watch.
Price 26 cents, at the
Darlington Jewelry Store.
Only 25 cents, at the
Darlington Jewelry Stork.
Dec. 22, ’87.
d*e always Inks yletaore in showing enr goods, nnd in soliciting an in
spection. Wa invita e nnparison of prices with any maiket.
Edwards & Norm oil’s.
B-ptember 15, 1887.
THE DARLINGTON
HOTTSX3 FXJMTISHIlSra- STORE
i«a bc^’ii opened on the Sooth Side of tho
PUBLIC BQUARrf, n«x$ to the POST OFFICE,
with a aompkto at<*k af artialca, conaiating of Fnrnitare, Wood, n and
Will -w ware, Hardware, Creekavy, Glaa^-ware and Tin. Shadra, Cor-
nioa poles. Certain atatrrial. Carpeting, Matting, Oil Paintings Cr m •
at.d Frames. Tie aim of the proprietor ia to establish a First-Cka
Honae, and tha patronage of the public ia solicited.
Spssial attentioa paid ta individual orders, however small, and tbe
LO WEST PRICES G UARANTEED.
JOHN K. McIVEB.
IP. E.
liJ’STTHA.N’OE A-ISTIJ
-:o;-
Itnpmsrat* Tw tf tbe oldest and mar;ehab!e Fi e Insurance 6/<»u pa
ai-a ia the we.-ul.
S)>eclal atleutiou gives ta urekiag Tax H? itrus aad paying Taxes ftr
pa.lias livtnv a. a d:s:ants.
Office up stair* in brick building next to the D-tr iugton National Bank
Jaaaan 27,1887
EMPORIUM
OF
?
7. 3
Fall and Winter Styles,
1887. 1888.
The Inrgvsl *tMk of etotbing for men.
youth*’ and boy* that y •« will find I ■ the
St»to, i* n*w ready for year inapeotion. I
always take tb* lead for the aorreet style*,
the Lost *Mortm*at and •eleetion of sloth
ing man any other bout* in (bis fitv or
Sint*. Yon would be convinced of tbo
fact If yM would call and give m. th
pleaeoro of sbowing yon thrMgb tbe stock.
Th* variety of each enit* whisk I show
thi* eea.on, at* correct in •tyles, and for
finish they Mnn*t b* excelled. Tb* Je
sign of fitterns in Cheviot* differ from
anything in Ike pact; tke mixture* are
neat with eotova is porf ot harmony. Tbe
leading pattern ia these arc the stripe*
whieh will k* worn very much this season
Too will also lad tbeoo goods mad* ap ia
thrM and fonr button Cutaway*. The*,
sack* and Cntawoyo yon will nloo find; in
cacslmeres, aiik mixture*, whip-cord, diag
onal* nnd Mrkscrow in nil faabioaable
shod*. Remember also tbat 1 *1111 have
a full Uxe af th* Patent Square Shoulder
garment* in the above mentioned euits. av
well a* n lino of Prince Albert coat* and
vest* of *aiti of tbe best imported euttora,
also olarical coat* of tbe aarne malarial
Boys’ department i* tiled with a fine as
sortment of bate pant nito from 6 years
to 16 years, and boy’s loag pant (aits. If
to 16 year*, froso $2.60 to Il’O
Geats’ furnishing good* department. I
think I am prepared this season to show
you on* of the nioest stocks to select from
that yon bar* evov bad th* privilog* of
examining. Th* aeck-wMr is bsaotifully
assorted ; suspender* never were nicer.
Tbe plain, (tent pattoran, the solid, servic-
able goods and noat designs, novelties,
and silk nnd satin goods of n luxurious
character are here ready te selec* ft otn.
Underwear plain and fancy, medium, hea
vy and extra brevy weight* in plain nnd
oolored, and tunnel geode in great variety.
HATS.
For fashionable bat* tbi* is th* plae*.
Tb* Dunlap silk nnd etiff bats, also the
BmIob eelf-**nfarming etiff hate ; these
two Mlobrntod maonfaatnree. I am sole
agent. Ton can tnd nil the eorreet atyle*
in aiik bate, etiff bate and soft hat* af other
manufactures.
SHOES.
Gent*’ tn* shoe* urn to be found here ia
nil styl** and best of .makea The cele
brated Bunaister shoe* ia lae*. button*
and Congrees. Try the Donglaes fd shoe
for men and th* $2 »ho* for boys’, *very
pair guarante*'!. Men'* •lipper* nnd
dancing pamp* in great variety.
SPECIAL.
* A liae of FuL Droa* *oito, Dyk* coots
and vests in birek doth, tb* latest in t*
have them mad* of imported wklp-eerd
which I hav* ta atMk.
Call and oxnmla* this otMk before par
okMing elsewhere.
ReepMtfnlly,
M. L. K1NARD.
Colombia. S. C.
0*1». ’ST
Xi®e*X‘
eo-'2iSi, T| o<i
i 1
YUk COBRSCt
-WAND**
raUBRYS THI S1CHT
» • MLD ONLY RY * •
JAMES H. MASON.
Public Square, Dari ingtos, 8. C.
Mu rob 17, 87
PATENTS
ObUioed, and nil Patent buoinoss al
ien d ed to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Our office i* oppocile tb* 0. S. Potent
Office, and w* ean obtain Patents in Its*
time than those remote from Washington.
Send Model of Drawing. We advise all
'o patentability free ef charge; asd we
make No Charge unless Pstent is secured
W* refer, here, to th* Poatmastor, tbe
Supt. of Monty Order Div , and to officials
of' the U. 8. Patent Office For circular,
advice, terms and references to actual cli-
ants in your own 8t<U* or County, writ* to
C. A. SNOW ft CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. 0.
No* 11, ’86
«ha
J.&P. COATS
YOU GAM BUT XT OF:
8. A. Woods, Darlington, 8 C.
Final Notice.
Tbe andentigned will file bis Fin
tii account and applj to tbe Judge
of Probate for Darlington Connty,
for Letters Dismiesory, on the 5th
of February next, after publication
hereof, as administrator de bonis
non of the Estate of Kiucheon H.
Blackman, late of said county, do
ceased. J. T. RHODES,
Adm’r de bonis non.
Jan 5, ’87—1m
For Sale.
Fifty (50) aeren ef land, two and
! a half miles from the town wf Tim
monsville, formerly tke property of
M. B. Timmons.
For terms apply to
J. F IARLT.
Dec. 22, ’87—tl
A CARD
I desire to inform tbe citisens of
Darlington and the public general
ly tbat tbe Nashville Novelty Foun
dry Go., of Nashville, Teen , has
appointed me agent for the comities
of Darlington, Georgetown, Wil-
liamabnrg and Horry, with bead-
quarters at thi* place, and that 1
am Row prepared by means ef tbe
New Patent Adjustible Castings
whieh is tbe specialty of this Com
pany to repair any stove or r age
o* any make, froat tbe old-fattkion-
rd S'ep-atove to the moat modern
range. A boon to housekeepers.
Al 1 work piomptly attended to and
garistacnon guaranteed.
T. J. Cook.
Leave Flerene* v
•I 60am
Lrav* King-tree
i 60 * m
Arriv* Lane*
2 60 a m
Leave Lanes
160 a m
Arriv* Charleston
6 06 a m
N*. 28, Daily,
Leave Fiaren**
*12 26am
Le ve Eingstre*
1 16 am
Arriv* Lanes
2 02am
Leave Lane*
2 02am
Arriv* Charleston
4 Si am
N*. 63, Psily.
Lesve Florence
ffi 60 t m
Leave Kingstre*
8 01 a m
Arriv* Lane*
6 26 a m
N* 67.
Leave Lanes
•9 66 am
Arriv* Cbnrlestoa
11 60 am
No 61.
Leave Florenee
f6 25 p m
Leave Eingetree
7 89 p»
Arriv* Lanet
SCOpm
X* 68.
Leave Lanes
•8 67 pm
Arriv* Charleiton
9 45 p m
Train on C ft D El oonneet* at fflor.
enM with No 61 Train
No*. 68 and 67 ran through frem Colom
bia via Central B E of 8 C.
GOING NORM,
No, 76, Daily.
Leave Charleelon
*12 26 * m
Arrive Lane*
3 46 a m
Leave Lanee
250am
Leave Kingstre*
8 10 am
Arrive Florence
4 26am
No. id,
NEW DISCOVERY.
NEW CURES I
NEW REMEDIES!
NEW PROCESS!
/ CAROLINA BALSAM.
PINOLA EXTRACT.
CA8NIMA CKIA CSRI
Tbea# ere the new prepar.monnfM
tur*4 rolely »vJ exeleeive’y by »rt,
CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO.,
WILMWQTOX, *.0.
The above medicine* are eeld by,
D». J. A. Ro'd, Darlington, 8. C. |
B U. Dean, Darlington, £. €.{ G.
H- Coir, Timmouevil!*. 8. C. t John
McSurer, Timmouevili*, 8. C. | Dr.
J. A. Cole, aud fl. K Jetforda, La*
m »r, 8. C.
Oct 27, *67 «m
Leave Wilmington,
Leave Norien
Arrive Flerene*
Manufacturers
-OF-
Doors, Sash, Blmus,
rvioxTiaiDiisros
-AND-
Building Material.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
November 5, 1886—ly
Terms Cash With Order.
Stove, ahipped from fre'ery inoluding
30 pirne*. A Hot top $16. No. 7, C*ok
Stove for |9, oven 16x17, weight 220 lb*.
A Flat Top $22, No. 8 Cook Stove for $12,
oven 17x18, weight 280 lb*. Warranted to
give perfect •etisfeetioo.
J D. RATTERREE, Cheater S. «.
April 7, ’86 ij
a.}
I
Leave Cnarleitoa
Arrive Lone*
Leave Lone*
Leave Eingetree
Arrive Flore***
*4 80 p ■
6 25pm
« *> P m
641 pm
• Wjpm
Roily.
*7 60 n m
8 36 o m
8 40 x m
6 02 n m
10 20 o m
*»26p.
7 16 pm
t8 26p»
8 46pm
8 60 p m
Me. 62.
Leave Ckorleiton
Arrive Lone*
NoGSL
beet* Lone*
Leave KiagetrM
Arrive Floreae*
So 66.
Leave Ckarleeten
Arrive Lane*
N* 13.
Lee** Line*
L-ev* Eingstre*
Arrive flereoM
* Daily, f Daily except Sunday.
Trait No 66 toaneet* at Flareaee with
train n t C ft D E E for Ckornw, 6. C.,atd
Wadeoboro, N. C.
Not 62 and £6 run through t* Columbia
via Ceatral R R of 6 C.
No 64 leave* Cbarlotton Sunday* oaly,
at 8 M A. M., ant run* Ibrongb via C*a-
trel R. R. af 6 C , arrive Celumhia, g. Cw
at 1 16 P. M.
N >* 76 aed Id ran eolid «* Wilmingtea,
V. C„ mthingeleee eeoaretien with W. ft
W. R • fe* nil peti te aorta.
J. R. KEILY. J V. Rivim,
Sapt Tren*. G*,’i g^t.
1. M. Eaixion. Son’l Pom. Agt.
vilmcin, ceiniu in iniHi iuums
Nev 11. 1827.
GOING IOVT1.
Eo.tt.
Leave Wilmingtea
Leave Mariee
Aniye ffiorene*
Leave Plervae*
Avriee 6amtvr
Leave Sum er
Arrive Celombia
1mm Wilmington
L***e Mamien
Arrive flerene*
No. *
*8 06 pi
11 26p i
1* W* i
8.46*1
4.26 n t
4 26 a i
6 16*i
•16.16 oi
ll.SIa i
1 29*1
B 16
K*. M
N* 66
Loom *t Plerenee
Vvrlv* Sumter
f6 46 r
6 66 p i
No 66
Leave Sumter *6 27 p *
vrive Columbia t 65 p I
No 62 ran* threngh from Charleston vh
Central R R.
Leaving Unee 8 84 A M., Hanning 6 91
Jl m,
SnnJnye No 64 leavee Ch trie*ten C »
A M.j Lnnr* 10 28 A M. Manning 1110,
M, Snmter 11 46 A M, arrive* Celnmnii
1 10 P m.
No 66 ran* tbrongh from Charloeton vi
Central R R. leaving Lane* 7 18 PM, Man
ning 7 62 P M.
Train onC ft D R R MnneetintHoren*
with No 69.
GOING NORTH.
No 78
FOR C. ft D. AND C. ft 6. RAILROADS
PnneiDnxT’e Ornox
C. ft D. aid C. ft 8. RAILROADS
Charleston, 8. C. t May 1, 1887
On and after May 1. the traine on
these road* will ran no follow* (Sunday ex
cepted) every day:
DOWX TKAll.
Leave Wndeeboro 2.20 P
Bennett* ......8 40
^1 ven *.••••••.................3.08
McF irland ....8.40
Leave Cheraw • •••****# eeoaaeeae eeaaaa • 4.26
Cash’
■ •***•* *#•**•eat#aeea* aaooaaa 4 40
Bdbiety Hill •*•**********•#•••, 4 67
Deve e...M>6-20
Darlington 5.40
Palmetto 8 68
Arriv* at Florenee 6 10
vr TXAia.
Leave Ploronee. 10.33 A M
Palmetto ••••** •*####o**o* a*« H) 48
Darlington 1,
Dove 11.21
Society Hill ****** ana**• ****** 11.44
Cash’s •**a* ************ oeoooo* 12 01
LenveCheraw *•***•******•••••••••••, 12.20 PM]
MeFarlan 1 00
Morve* ...... ..•• 1 20
B«na*tt’* „,1 82
Arivcat Wadasbor*
••••••••••••*••« $00
ft. t. RAYENEL, Pm.
G. G. LYNCH, MMt«f Vruep«rl*Hm.
iicave Columbia.
*10 24 p m
Arrive Sumter
11 62 pm
Leave Sumter
11 62 p m
Arrive Florence
I 20 am
Leave Florence,
4 26am
Leave Marion
6 20 a m
Arrive at Wilmingtea,
8 85 n m
He. 67
Leave Columbia
•6 60 am
Arriv* Sumter
8 12 am
N* 68
Leave Snmter
t* 22 * m
Arriv* Florence
940 am
1*66
Leave Florence,
flO 30 a m
Leave Marion
11 11 am
Arriv* at Wilmingtea,
2 10 pm
N*. 68,
ft
Leave Colnmbin
•5 33 p m
Arrive Sumter
6 4b p an
N* 14
Leave Florence
8 20pm
Leave Marion
8 66 p m
Arrivr *t Wilmington
11 60 pm
•Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
No 68 rune through to Charleston, via
0*ntral R R, arriving Manning? 20 P M,
Lane* 8 02 P M. Charleston 9 46 P M.
No 67 ran* tbrongh to Cbnr'tatoa via
Ctatral R R, arriving Manning 8 48 A M,
Lane* 9 88 A M, Charleston 11 30 A m.
No 66 conueet* at Florenee with CAD
train for Cheraw nnd Wndeeboro’.
Ooe 78 and 14 make eloee eonneetion al
Wilmiagtoa with W ft W RR for *11 peiat*
North.
JOHN F. DIVINE: Oea’l lapt
J. R. KENLY, Sup’t Trane.
T M. EMMEUSON, Gen. Pm. Agt.
For Sale-
Yeinable Farm of 470 Acres, c
eeey terms.
Apply $0 *
D AEG AN ft DARGAS.
Ang.85,’87.