The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, February 02, 1888, Image 4
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A l ousin (rt Lord Byrotu
Dr. John (to.'d »n .mi Mi nd iv ;
at TVxtt'kaiia. Hi* w ih j
liruken u|> i.i bv Um* ia*.« j
civil wm mikI iiiailtt alunMt a bank
rupi si.id had lived here the pant
tell leali* ihe life uf a rec|n»e. He
Man n Retoiid c« , m iu of Lord Byron.
Buckleu'a Arnica Salve.
The Beat Salve iv the world for
Cuta, Bruiwia, Sore a, Ulcers, Sale
Bheam, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped Hauda, ( hilblsiina, Corns, and
all Skin Kruptiona, and positively
cares Files, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfre: sat in
fection, or money refunded. Price
K cents per box. For Sale l»y
Willcox & Co.
? P I ? I P P
FLORAE TO THE FRONT.
The Austrian minister of pntiUc
instinct ion has issued a decree for-
biding the use of sin II pnuted
books in public school, ns they are
the cause of he near si^hicdue'S
so prevalent among school cbil
dreo.
Wonderful Cures
V.D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale
nod Retail Druggists ot Home On.,
•ays: We have been selling Dr.
King's New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Backleu’s Arnica Salve
for four years Have never han
died remedies that sell as weil,‘ot
f ive such universal satisfaction.
here have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines
in this city. (Several cases of pro
nounoed Consumption have been
entirely cured by use of a few bot
tles ofDr. King’s New Discovety,
taken in connection with Ehcuic
Bitters. Weguaran'eetbeuialways.
Bold bv W illcox k Co.
-o --
5 HORSES
AND
A Monument to Dr. Sims.
Seven thousand eight hundred
dollars have been raised by dollar
subscriptions through the Medical
Record tor the purpose of erecting
• monument to Dr. J. Mariou Sims
iu New York. A committee is
now at work trying to agree on
some plan or design for the monu
ment.
Personal
Mr. N. H. Frohlichsteiu, of MobiIc,
Ala., writes: I take great pleasure
in recommemli' g Dr. King’s New
Discovery for Cousumptiou, having
used it lor a severe attack of Brou
chitis and Catarrh. It gave me iu-
sUnt relief and entirely cured me
and I have not been afflicted since.
I also beg to state that 1 had tried
other remedies with no good result.
Have also used Electric Bitters
and Dr. King’s New Life Pills,
both of which I can recommend.
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Cou
sumptiou, Coughs and Colds, is
sold on a positive guarantee. Trial
bottles free at Willi
Icox k Co's. Drug
Store.
Mmmem
FOR SALE.
Apply to
C. MOONKYs
Dec 39, ’87.
Terms Casta With Order.
Stoves shipped from fto'sry isoludinp
10 pivoes. Aflat top $16. No. 7. Cook
Stovo for $9. ovso 1-5*17. weight 2-0 lbs.
A'Flat Top $22, No. 8 Cook Stove for $12,
even I7il8, weight 280 lbs. Warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
J. D. RATTERREK, Chester S. 0.
April 7, ’80 ly
TO
MY STORE FOR
YOUR BARGAINS IN
mi AND WINTER
GOODS 5
We are going to sell cheap for
O -A. S H,
As we must
MAKE ROOM
FOB AN 1MUBNSB
Spring Stock
A FULL LINE OF AGRICUL
TURAL IMPLEMENTS
A1 way sou hand
A. WEINBERG.
Jan 29, ’88.
JAP. COATS
3 Car Loads.
To arrive at Hewitt’s Stables
during the next few week*. 1
Imuglit the above Stock very low
at d will offer Horae* ai d M lea at
lower prices than e'er before.
Thanking the puldk* f >r past fa
vors, 1 requext rhi.t tll.’.v call nud
see my Slock before buy in* else
where. C. W. HEWITT.
Dec. 1, ’87.—3ui
TAX RETURNS!
Office of Counts Auuitor, t
Daeukoto*. 3. C., Januurj 1. ’*7. /
Noliee ia hereby given that liiia < ffice
will te open daily lo list tales, from the
1st day orj’in mry lo the 2Uih day of Feb
ruary, and tha' 1 wil attend in prreon, or
by deputy, at Iho pUees below named, for
'bet purpioie.
Swift C'e.’k, February 2.
High Hill. February 3.
Lisbon, February b.
Philadelphia. Eebruary 7.
Lydia, February 8.
Stukee Bridge, February 9.
Cypres*, Fcbiuary 10
Cartersville, February 11.
Society Hill, February 13 and 11.
Florence, February 15 and 16.
All male persons be' weeo the ages of 21
and 50 years, except those incapable of
earning a support from being maimed or
from any other cause, are deemed taxable
polls
Per-onal property of every description
and Real Estate, where changes have been
made, and polls to be returned.
H. K. C. FO NTAIN.
Auditor Darlingtju County,
Deo. 1, 1887.
SIRED BY
“JOHN ROSS,”
AND HU BY
"BOimOX
His dam was the “Knight Errant’s
“JEANETTE,”
whose sire was the famous “Black
Warrior,” of Tennessee.
This famous Jack will ha found
this season at
roLLOUGH &
BLAdWFLL'S
STABLES.
Fees $10, tor insurance.
Sep. 1, ’87
a long fi:lt wa: T NOW
SUPPLIED.
NOTICE.
Partus using machine id's will
tind it to ' heir advantage to call on
the undersigned "ho is agent for
O. W. Tanner k Co, Richmond,
Va.. n;A»nfaetur«TK ol tine illumin
ating and lubricating oils. Best
got>ds at bo lout i*tices.
JOHN K McIVER
SeV 22, ’87.
Newest Styles!
-TO—
LE2STJD I
ON FIVE YEAR'S TIME, ON IMPROVE »
FARMS.
Barnwell, Orangeburg, Sumter, Darling
ton Marion, Marlboro’, and other Counlier
in the “Opper Pine Belt” ofSoulh Carolion.
W. H D0NCAN, Att’y at Law
Barnwell C. H., S.C., Agent.
Can be seen or addressed at Darlington,
Dec 2, ’86-tf
AT THE
DARLINGTON JEWELRY
STORE.
Silverine Hunting Case stem win
ders $12; Solid Silver Hunting, key
wind, $14.50; Solid Silver Hunting,
stem wind, golu joints, 818.50;
WviltltMu gold watch, $25 to 840.
Call and examine, at the
DARLINGTON
JEWELRY STORE.
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Jan 12, ’88
T. He
Attorney at I aw,
DARLINGTON, C. IL, S C.
Will practice in Circuit Courts and
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
Prompt attention given to all bu
siness, and special attention given
to collections.
WK7 CLAN BUY IT OF!
Woods, Dailingto u, M. C
Notice.
Having purchased the stock
of goods of our father, Mr. S
A. Woods. Sr., we will con-
i tinue the business in all its
branches, at his old stand, un
der the firm name of Woods &
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.
We have optiieJ a large* 8a’e ei.J
Livery St’iMe id the Town of F orence 8
where we ab Mi keep alwaye on band a
g> od k-x •rtmvni of Mote* and H”ia.x, e«-
pecin ly x.-lrvte lfjr ibix clraixte nud eoan-
Iry. Wc will carry *!>o a full line of Bog
git'8, Wxg >D8 a* well a< hugir.v anU wagon
u.Nteiiiil, anna com ieie xiuck of Hurue<8
and SadJIe.y to addition ' » thia gauoral
line ol gooii*. wa will Carry a Tub li. e .if
Heavy Grocerie- wu.ea >*e «ili x. I 1 only
at wholesale ali>t by ibu package. Per
sons wialiiog anything iu our line will do
will, we (b.nk, to see our goods before
buying. We shall do our best to givr x.t-
iefaoiion to all. Lverytbini; we eell shall
be goaraateed in writing if desired, and
(bo money will always be cbee fu ly re
funded if (be goods'all short in .ny pnr-
licular. iVe mean business, and are re
sponsible lor ad we suv. If lair dealing
and b ird work will please (be public theu
we ask all wbo w..ot goods ia our Hue to
o< me and trade with us and we ft el enre
Dial ibey will tie pleated. Remember that
F'orcnce is easy of sceess, and we wish all
w bo go there to make our place Ibeii bead-
quarters.
Our Livery shall be a special feelurt in
the buxines-, and one will always find
good U-uuix and comfortable veb cles iu
readiness In carry him wherever be may
wish to go at must reusonab’C roies.
We diene also lo say tii.il our lot is
1 n i Re and roomy, and we want everybody
wb > conn , lo Florence lo know ihut they
cun get loi-room and good s idler for Ihtir
(•■kins and vehicles day nr nijlit, free of
charge. Horses will be fed by ;h day or
in^nili n' rrasonable ebarg-s.
Dnu'i tail In come lo see us and tell »ll
yuur friends in ei'Rie. we will do our best
lo make you cuuluriahle.
COVINGTON BROS.
Ocl. 6, 1S87. ly.
ORDER OFFICE-
J. B KILLOUGH, of Florence,
8. C., HMs order* for the Standard
make* of Pianos anil Organs; ship*
diiect fimu factoiy to purchasei ;
15 day* test tr al before making
payment. Sheet music and books
from publisheis direct.
A lull siock of Musical Merchau
di*eon hatid.
HE WILL NOT BE UNDER
SOLD.
Nov. 10, ’78.
WELCH & EABON
FAMILY (iROfFRS,
185, 87 Meeting, and 117 Market Streets
Charleston, S. C.
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLO A’
ING
B-A-IRQ A-ITSTS-
Cut Loaf Sugar. .4$ lbs. for f. : Granu
lated Sugar InJ lbs for $1 ; t’orifecliouer’s
Sugar 15J lbs for $1 : White Ex. 0 Sugar
17 lbs for $1 ; Light Brown Sugar 19 lbs
for $1 ; Gaud Brown Sugar 20 lbs for $1 .
2 lb Tninat'im 90 cents n dntea ; 3-!b Tn
maioes (1.10 cents a doxen ; Good Oigarx
$1 for a box ol 50.
These are but a few of the many ait no
lions we are constantly ottering tthd house
keepers will find it greatly lo their ad van-
tsge lo send for a copy of our Monthly
Price List and eonoull it always.
gg%„ No charge for packing or drafage
Oct 6, '87-If
A key that will wind anv watch
Price 25 ccute, at the
Darungton Jewelry Store.
Onh 25 cent*, at the
Darlington Jewelry Store.
Dec. 22, ’87.
THE
mu iioiL.
A haod*orae. three «tory brick
building situated on tbe
PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington, - - S. C
Under the maiiauemfut o he Eu
terpiise Hotel Cotnpatty, who aolio
it tbe patronage of the public, w hioh
the.; expect to merit by furuishin
firat-cluas accommotbitionH, exce_
lent board, and every comfort to be
fount) in the citie*.
Electric btlia all over the bouHe
Every attention paid to Kuesln.
Bus meets every train.
Terms reasonable ; special accom
modations for travelling men; a
large sample room oa the first floor.
Sept. 22, ’87—tf
G. 0.
w ho ha* n niovt d hi st'.ck* of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
to the staB<l opposite his former
— PLACE ON—
PE * RLE STREET,
ofl’eta a well seteved variety of all
It mis of tiri* sett'Oti.
Appl<*s. Malaga. Concord, and Catawba
gra| i s. hniiatin.'is. pears, i* mons, oranges,
CbCn.-IMWtx. H*- dalrs, and all kinds of nuts
t'lanbriries and all leading Northern veg
etables. Michigan «e lery received fresh
twice a week. My prices wilt compare fa
vorably with any market North or South.
1 call epeciai att<-mion to my Grocery Oe-
parlmenl winch is full and complete. Can
dy. orackere of all kinds, cigars, tobacco.
Also a full Hoe of Tin and Crockery ware
at lowest prices.
Nov. 10. '87.
Land for Sale,
A valuable tract ef land containing 156
acre* situated In Philadelphia Tewnsbip,
80 acre* cleared. Tbe placets known as
the late Wm Wilkes' place on Lake Swamp
near Lake Swamp Church. Term- ooe-baif
cash, balance seenred by bond and mort
gage of premises. Apply to
G. D WILKES.
For any laformatiou see W. D. Lewis.
Dec 16. ’87—tt
i C. STM. D. D. 1,
OFFICE ON PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington C. H , 8. C
All work done iu tbe best man
ner. Office equipped with latest
improvemeots.
Jan 14, ’8& ly..
c. s. mu i M,
Manufacturers
-OF-
Doors, Sash, Blums,
T^EOXJLlDITSra-S
—AND -
Building Material.
ESTABLISHED 1842.
VBA RLESTOX, S. C.
November 6, 1880—ly
FEED, LIVERY, SALE,
AND
Exchange Stables.
HEADQUARTERS FORDROV
ERS.
Largest
Slock!
To our IYi« U'l* aii't customers of
Darhugtou and adjoining counties
We take pleuguia in aiinobnciug lo
the pubbc generally, that wo are
now located in Columbia, S. O., at
S’Ailing’s oltl staiul where we have
purchased tlte stable businesolJ.
1*. McC.irUia. We expect t*» keep
ou l>aud a ttiee lot of mule* ami
Horses for saieat rock-bottom price«.
Aii shii'petl stock Ntopping over
will be promptly unloaded and car
< d fi r.
tiive u* a call and let us make
you happy.
Yonr friends,
CONDER <£• LONGEST,
Nos. 15 and 17 Plain Street,
Columbia, S. C.
Oct. 20, ’87.
Maine’s Palsee Sat.
At tbe old stand on PEARLE 8 rilEET.
Mamie has just returned from tbe North,
where be wax appointed special agent O r
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’S
PRIVATE STOCK
PURE
RYE WHISKEY,
Ax fine • brand as has over been brought
t o Darlington
He is also agent for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY.
Sep 29,'87. ly.
I* STM.
I now have for sale a small sup
ply ol the seed of the Allen Long
Staple up land cotton, the lintifom
which 1 sold to Talley k Woods at
Darlington this season at 21 cents
P'T pound more thau was given for
a good quality of the ord uary sta
ple. For terms snd particnlars as
lo the yield, &c., address me at
Dovrsville, 8. C.
P. P. CUAMBRRS.
Jan. 19, ’88—4t.
Choice [Beef /
I am now prepared to furnish the
people of Darlington with the very
beet beef which ean be obtained iu
the county. 1 have secured the
first stall ou the left of the entrance
to the
New Market House,
where I am always to be found. No
j effort will be spared to plesse my
j customert). All orders shall re
ceive my prompt pergonal atten
tion and satistactiou is guaranteed.
Highest cash price paid for Hides.
FULLER D; CHAPMAN.
Dea. 1,1887.
Lowest Pries l
Specialties:
Diess Goods aud Trimmings;
Ladies’ Department;
Sb es and Kid Gloves;
Lowest Prices on Best Goodsf
Clothing and Gent’s Furnishings.
•BTErtir SOHEIDXJl^B
j^ORTHKASTIB* . RAILROAD 06,
Ohaumtov, 8. CQ Jm. 8, 1888.
Ob sad aftsv thU data tka following
tobedule will be ma :
GCAN'U SOUTH.
Ha. 27, Daily.
Leave Flareaaa
Leave Kiagstrae
Arrive Lauei
Leave Laues
Arrive Charleston
No. 18, iaily.
Leave Floreoee
Le .va Kingefree
Arrive Laaea
Leave Lane*
Arrive Cbarteitoa
Na. II, Hally.
Leave Florence
Leave Kings'r«e
Arrive Laues
Na 17.
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
Nall.
Leave Florenee
Leave Kings tree
Arrive Lanos
Na M.
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
Ladies’ Department in Charge of Balhmoie
IVd I Ha 13V E n.
We always t.ike pleasure in showing eur goods, and in soliciting au iu
spection. We invite aomparison of prices with any market.
Edwards & Normenl’s.
S'-ptember 15, 1887.
THE DARLINGTON
koxjse FTJiLisrispiXTsra- stohib
lias befit opened on 'he South Side of the
PUBLIC SQUARE, unt ta the POST OFFICE,
with a aotnplfte steak ef art idea, aon sifting of Furnitura, Woode* and
Willoww.ua, Hardware, Cieckery, Glaas-ware and Tin. Shadea, Car
nice poles, Curt tin mAtnial. Carpeting, Matting, Od Paintings, Ctomo
and Frames. The a m of the proprie$»r ia to eatablisli a First-Cla^
House, and the patronage at the public ia solioitad.
Special attention pnid to iadividual orders, however small, sad the
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
JOHN K. McIVER.
IF. E. liTORI^CEIsrT,
I2rSTJ»*-A.JSrC!E MXJD
*1 80* ■
8 8t * a
2 60 a ■
8 60 a •
AOHad
*18 M* ■
I Maw
8 08 a at
tosaih
8 86 am
t* Wad
8 00a ■
8 80 a ■
•0 40 *4
II Waai
7*2,m
9H,m
•8 lip 4
9Wpa
Trail on C A D R R ••**•*(• at PUft.
en*e with No 61 Train
Nos. 68 and 67 ran through fro** Oolaja-
Mb via Central R R of 8 C.
GOING NORTH,
No, 78, Daily.
Leave Charleatoa
N*. 14.
Arrive Laaea
Leave Laaee
Leave Kiugitreb
Arrive Flsreaeu
Leave Cnarle*lon
Arrive Lanee
Leave Laaea
Leave Kingstree
Arrive FlereeOe
Ne. 62. Hally.
Leave Cbarleeton
Arrive Laaea
Ho 80.
Leave Lana*
La*** Kiagatr**
Arriva Tloreaa*
Leave Charleatoa
Arrive Lane*
Leave L»ae*
Leave Kingitrea
Arrive Florenee
H* M.
No If .
*18 SI a at
8 46 a 4
8 60 a at
8 <0 a *1
4 Mata
*4 80 y ■
6M y m
• 86 y ta
I li p ta
8 OOJp ■
*7 00 a a
I 80 a a
848a ta
I 84 a ta
1# 20 a a
*8 3o p a
7 lOp «
t* *4 P ta
• 54pa
>0 05 p ta
-:o:-
tha oldest and most reliable Firr Insurauef C<*h pa
nii» iu tlia word.
for
Represents Ten of
Special al tent ion gives t* making Tax Returns and paying Taxes
paities living at s distance.
Office up stair* in brick buildiug next to the Dsr ingtou National Bank
Jauuarv 27, 18S7
EMPORIUM
OF
Bait and Winter Styles
1887. 1888.
The largest stock of clothing for men.
.Youlha’ and boys that you eill find i the
State, is n*w ready for your inspection. I
a'wnys take th ■ lead for the correct styles,
tbe best assortment and selection of c’otli-
log man any other bouse in this oily or
Slate Yon weld be eonrineed of the
fact if you would call and give me thi
plensore of showing yon through the stock.
The vmieiy of sack rails which I show
this sea'on, ate correct in styles, and for
finish they can'ot he excelled. The dy
sign of patterns in Cheviots differ from
anything in the past; tbe mixtures are
neat with colors in perf-et harmony. Tbe
leading pattern in these are tbe stripes
which will be Worn very much this season
Yoa will also And these goods made up in
three and four button Cutaway*. These
sacks and Cutaways yoa will also find* in
catsimeres, siik mixtures, whip-cord, diag
onals and corkscrew in all fashionable
shade Ren.ember also that 1 still have
a full liae of the Patent Square Shoulder
garment, in the above mentioned suits, a*
well as a line of Pnnce Albert coats and
vests of suit' of the best importc' cutters,
also clerical coats of the same material
Boys’ departme.it is filled witb a fine as
sortment of knee pant sails from 5 years
to 16 years, and hoy’s long pant suits, 12
to 15 yea’s, from $2.50 to $20
Gents’ furnishing goods department. 1
think I am | repared this season to show
y u one of tbe nicest stocks to select from
that you bare ever had the privilege of
examining, Tbe neck-wear is beautifully
assorted ; suspenders n»ver were nicer.
Tbe plain, neat patterns, tbe solid, servic
able goods and neat design*, novelties,
ard silk and satin goods of a luxurious
ebaracter are here ready to select ft out.
Underwear plain and fancy, medium, hea
vy and extra heavy weights in plain and
solored, and flannel goods in great variety.
HATS.
For fashionable bats Ibis is tbe place.
The Dnnlap silk and stiff hats, also the
Boston self-conforming stifl hats ; these
two celebrated ma ufaetures. I am sole
agent. Yon can And all the correct styles
in silk bats, stiff bats and soft bats of other
manufactures,
SHOES.
Gents’ fine shoes are to be fonnd here in
all styles and best of makes Tbe cele
brated Burmister ekoes in laoe. buttons
and Congress Try lb* Douglass $3 shoe
for mea and tbe $2 shoe for boys’, every
gnaraateed. to* n’s slippers and
neing pumps in gnat v arid).
SPECIAL,
A line of Full Dress suits; Dyke coats
and vests hi black cloth, the latest is to
have them made of imporlsd whip-cord
wbioh 1 have ia atook.
Call and axamina this stock
chasing elsewhere.
Respectfully,
M. L. K1NARD.
Cel
Oel 20, ’87’
C'owsiiii.Tioli
£ 1
'WUili CORRECT
•4MN04*
PRESERVE THE SIGHT
1 * SOLO ONLY BY *
James h. mason.
Public Squar**, Darliugtun, 8. C.
Match 17, 87
PATENTS
Ob'sincd, and all Patent business at
tended to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Our office is opposite the U. 8. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents ia less
time than those remote from Wasbiugloi.
Send Model of Drawing. We advise all
^ patentability free of charge; and we
make No Charge unless Patent is secured
W# refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Snpt. of Monty Order Die , and to officials
oi tbe U. 8. Patent Office For circular,
advice, terms and references to actual cli-
auta in your own Stats or County, write to
C. A SNOW A 00.*
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D. 0.
Not 11, ’bfl
The attention of tbe public Is called to
fact that l have rented that de-i rablo
stand on the Public Square occupied until
recently by A Hausmaon. where I am pre
pared to supply tbe trade witb a eboico
line of G-oceries and Liquors Oita mo a
C411 ’ HENRY HENNIG.
Dec 29, '87.
bbfore pur
Columbia. S. G. -
r&sm^
FOR C. A D. ANDC. k B. RAILROADS
PaasinBaT’sOrricB t
C. k D. aubC. k S. RAILROADS. I
Charleston, 8. C., May 1, 1887. J
Dn and after May h, the trains on
these roads will ran as follows (Sunday ex
cepted) every day:
DOW* TKAIN.
Leave Wadesboro....
Bennetts
Morten’s
McFarland ••*«••••••••«
Leave Chera*
Casb’a
Society Hill.., rt
Dove’s
Darlington
Palmetto
Arrive at Florenee
UP TBAl*.
Leave Florence
Palmetto
Darlington
Dove'a
Society Hill
Cash’*
LeavaCheraw...,
Me Parian
Morven’a..
Bennett’s 1 82
rive at Wadesboro ^..8 00
« vw«»„ .A P RAYENEL, P"*-
0. LYNCH, Mooter TraaaportaMaa.
* Hotly, f Daily axkept I Bad ay.
Train No Off aoaoaoia at Floroava with
train an C A D R R far Ckaraw, 8. G.,**4
Wadesboro, N. Cb
Nsx U a*4 58 ran thrvagb to 8*lamkia
via Csatral R R of > C.
No 64 loaves Cbarlostva 8aa4ays vat/,
at 8 801. M. aaa ran* th react via Cen
tral R. R. of I C . arrive Ostaabia, 8. C*
at 118 P. M.
Noa. 78 aa4 14 raa avlid lo Wllasiagio*)
X. C., making elssv ooaaastioa wit* V. k
W. R i fov all peniia aerth.
J. 8. IRMLY. / f. Hsvim,
Sapt Traaa. Oaa’i lap It
T. M. Inaassa, Gta’l Fata. let.
vinfMvtH Ninuii iii ivimi ujum
laa, 8 1884.
GOING BOVTI
Mo. 88.
No. *
No i
Leave Wilmingtua
Leave Marion
Arrive Floraoc*
Leave Florsaeo
Arrive 8'tmttr
Leave Rum'or
Arrive Celutabia
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arriva Floraao*
Leave Bemtsr
Arrive Columbia
No. 18
Leave Wilmiaptaa,
Leave M«rioa
Arrive Floraao*
No 88
Leave at FlartatP
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No 18
Leave Sumter
rrivo Colombia
No 62 ran* thrsagk fro
Cefilral R R.
Leaving Lauei 8 84 A M„ Maoaiag I
A M.
Sundays No 64 leaves Charhastoa 8
A M., Lane* 10 28 A M, Maaaiag 11 11
M, Sumter 11 46 A M, arrival Cilam
1 10 P m.
No 66 ram throagh from Charleston
Central R R. leaving Lane* T 11 F M, Mi
aing 7 62 P M.
Train bu C A D R R aonnveta at Flore
with No 69.
*• 86 pi
11 28pi
1$ 16 a i
a.40* i
4 26*i
4 26 a i
$.16ai
*18.l$« i
18.41 a
Itlai
18 46 i
««4a,
6 88p
8 88 p
t*4$p
8 88 p
*8 87 f
8 66 p
Charloatoa v
..2.20
.8 40
..8.08
..8.40
.4.26
..4 40
4 67
6.20
6.40
6 68
6 10
*••** to* 10 88
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11.21
11.44
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GOING NORTH!
No 78
t«eaTe Columbia.
•10 28 p at
Arrive Sumter
11 62 pa
Leave Sumter
11 62 p •
Arrive Florence
1 20 a ■
Leave Flerenoe,
4 20am
Leave Marion
6 22 a a
Atroe at Wilmiagtea,
8 86 a a
Ne.'tf
Leave Celtlmbia
•8 60am
Arrive Sumter
8 12 a a
Ne 68
Leave Sumter
t$ 22 a a*
Arrive Floronoo
9 40 a a
No 88
Leave Florence,
flO 30 a ta
Leave Marion
11 11 a a
Arrive at Wilmington,
2 10 pa
No. 88,
Leave Columbia
•6 33 p a
Arrive Sumter
8 4b a a
No 14
Leave Florenee
8 20 p a
Leave Marion
8 66 p a
Arrive at Wilmington
1160 pa
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No 68 run* tbrengh to Charleatoa,
Oentral R R, arriving Manning? 20 P
Lanes 8 02 P M. Charleston 9 46 P M.
No 67 runt through to Charleatoa
Contral R R, arriving Manatog 8 48 A
Lanes 9 88 A M, Charleito* tl 80 A ■.
No 68 conueoH at Floreai* with C
train for Cberaw and Wadwboro’.
Ooi 78 and 14 make elose loaaootioi
Wilmfngiou with W A W R R for ^1 po:
North.
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J. I. KENLY, Sup’t Traai.
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For Sale-
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eaay terou.
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