The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, February 09, 1888, Image 4
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Tlu* OjKfrr «Tu1 the Riiwmni.
Mr Fr'mh (1. Wh n ('r., of
York, it lltnu of liuw i!>o rrMv.<t tt) J i
OAtch ovstt Itt ill Isl; 11 ’« f <•;*>
njjir Oiti'.Mtt, SilJ’K ftilt 01:0
liofiHWiiii ol'f coon cin^l m»
bliovutor Mult k ho!I open a <f
Wfc\( flif paw ill to scoop 0'it 'll"
h>o,tt. 'Vitfi n Miap ttii- wfiotl < .Mur
fop jiiat iSo coon ciuipltf.
fCiV't t*‘l in tl inppfil to pit Mu*
r>\»t< r ollt tin* miut oi hi.^ paw
fn.ru the oymer’s clutch, Imt to no
pii’ltose. Then the ti-le began to
rir.e, sort pcilfy fttKin the water was
rnnnii.g abont Mu* eiOn’s feet. He
hhw wh it, wan eoming, ft' d a vain
effort t<) get away, deliberflt'.ly
pnawtd his ow n paw oft - and hoi-
bled ofl’on thn e tegs.
? FliOSKllifE n THE FROM.
A.KONG FfXT WA T NOW
btJ I’PLIKJ).
Mr Charles MeOnfhrty fu a New Hole
Before Trinl Jnstice Mailer yes
terday the civil action of Green
Praetor vs. Charles MeOn (forty
wrs brong’it to trial before a jnr>.
The action w as to recover $7 paid
on a horse pan based of defendanr,
a fifteen day mortgage being given
for the balance The horse was
brought back in alront fen days by
the pnrobaser, who then clidmi d to
be unable to pay for it and wanted
bis parttnl payment re nr tied. Mr.
Herndon Moore app« arid for the
plaintiff sod Mr. Mc(Faff,-rty up
peared forhimself and addressed
the jury to snob t flTi ot tfiftt While
the c rsr resnltod fn a mistrial, it is
nnderstood the Jrrry stood four to
two in f vor of the defendant.—Col
vmbia lieghter.
Baptists in .South Carolina-
The Mlimres ot the last Baptist
Convention contains s» ho interes*-
ing atati'tica as follows: Ordain
ed ministers, 400 ; churches, 740 ;
total membership, 72,554; h.ipfftnib
hat year. 5,590; Sunday schools,
030; membership, 40.545. Aggre
gate coritribntions of the denomina
tion, f103,000. The secretary ro
marks, however, that ‘full reports
of motleys raised and expended
would give an aggregate of over
$200,000.*’—/Ve Dte Index.
mm mm.
25 SlORHKS
AND
40 3VClJllo«5 g
3 Car Loads.
To nrtlve at Hewitt’s S abl.-s
duiwg the next f«-w wivks. 1
Is.light tl a above 8ux:k rery loir
at d will i.fler Hor**** h; d M les at
lower prices than e' er ’>< foie.
Thn'king M:<s put'lie f »r j>S*t f i
vots, l r qne«t rfiiit tn*',v call and
see mv Stock before bnvfnir elsr*
whom G. W. HEW IT.
Dec. 1. *87.
tax hi /ruBINS l
o, . nv'l % ^ aIc * ,,1 *
in 't.v Tu*n of F’oiei.ce S
kfO.- ..hvn. - o', tin'..I ft
' ,
of Mule* *nu llnr“ », fft I
I f.,r U.i < eh til". •• n<louan-
Officc Of CeVNT* AlM'ITOR,
ItAmisoros. S. C., JftniiHrj 1,
The Verdict Unanimous
W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippns,
Ind, t stifles, “l c n recommend
Electric B tfi rs as the very best
remedy. Every bottle Bold has
given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cured
of Ehcnumtisra of 10 years’ ►tand-
ing , ’ Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, affirms t “The best
selling medicine l have ever hand
led In my 20 years’ exp. rlence, Is
EleotMc Bitters.** Thousands of
others have added their testimony,
so that the ver tlct. is unanimous
that Eb'ctric Bitters do cure sll
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Duly a half dollar a bottle
at Willed A OuV Drug Rtore.
A Woman’s Discovery.
“Another wonderful discovery
has been made and that too by a
lady in this county. Disease fas
toned ita clutches upon her and for
seven years she withstood ita
**vere«t teats, but her vital organs
were und+rtntued <nd death seemed
imlnom For three months she
oon.died inoesfuvntly and could uot
sleep. She bought of ns a bottle
of Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Oonwumptli n and was so mnoh re
lieved <>u taking first doae that she
slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mra. Luther Latv-” Thus
write W. C. Hatntick A. Go., of Shel
by, N. 0.—Get a free trial liottle at
WtHoox k Co, Drag S»ore
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Beat Salve in the world for
Gnta, Brnisoa, Sores, Gloers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sort's, Tetter, Ohap
p«d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Pi lee, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perbs*' satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
35 cents per box. For Sale by
Willoox k Go.
A OAK 1>.
I desire fo inform the cirixens of
Darlington and the public goners!
ly that the Nashville Novelty Font)
dry O©., of Nashville, Tenu , has
appointed me agent for the counties
of Dsrllagton, Georgetown, Wil-
liatnshurg and Horry, with bend
quarters at this place, and that 1
am now prepared by means of the
New Patent Adjastiblc Castings
which is the specialty of tbia Com
pany to repair any atove or r nge
of nny make, fron. the old fashion
ed a'ep-stove to the most mmleru
range. A boon to houaekeepera.
All work promptly attenderl to and
satisfaction guaranteed.
T. J. Cook.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON COUNTY.
Court of e««nm o« pto**.
W. J. Odom, flftto'iff
Agolast
j. T. ODOM. J W. ODOM. JAMRS AT
KINSON, MARY ATKINS >N. SAMUEL
ATKINSON, MASST M. MELTON A J.
D. ATKINSON. Defrrdftots.
Summont for r«ti«f, » d Turtitioo Coai-
pUiut aoi oorood
To tho DffoB'lftnl. J W. Odom;
Yon aro Hrrobj Snmmouod »ft.! requir
ed to aotwor Iho compUlnl in (his ftciiou,
wAtoh it fitetf in Pit ofieo of the Cltrk of
tbo Court for Dftrtingtoa Coautj and to
torn* ueopj of jo r *n»»rr to the Mid
cemplftint on tko •uboerfoer ft- bi« oM«e at
Darlington C. H S C..'wiibin twenty d*yr
af)*'the ftorvieo hereof. ox«!u*i*e ftftho
of rack service; and if you foil to
ike com plain I wnhin tbetime afore
**hI leptaintltr intbia a.nion rill apply
tot' Jonrt for the ret.of iteman'led in
:■}
Notice .« hereby g’>v*:D that Ibis .Sice
will l> oi'rn daily lo list innee, f»om tl.e
1st day of J in «b*y to the S')!*! .t*y of Tot.
ruary. and fh.ii 1 wll attend in p. rs >n, or
by <ie|.ut r. at (he pU.tes below ustned, for
ib.it purpose.
Swift Crreji, K< hrunry 2.
tligli Bit 1 . Tehruftry 3.
Lisbon February H.
Phibidelphla, Eehruary 7.
LyiHa. Fi‘bru*ry 8.
S.oket Itrlit e, February 9.
Cyp.ess, F' b.Uftry 10
CarlfT»ville. Fcbriary It-
Soeiety Hill, February 18 hid H
Fleronee. February 16 and IS.
All male persona bc'w.-en the ages ef 21
and 60 years, eioeju (hose ine»p»l>le ot
earning a support fron. being muin.ed or
from any ofber cause, are deemed la table
polls
l*er*onal property of every .lescript'on
and Keat Estate, where changes hare been
made, and polls to be returned.
H. E C. FO NT.UN.
Auditor Darlington County,
lire, t, 1887.
ROBERT BliiiR,
SIRED BY
“JOHN ROSS,”
AND HK BY
•'BOURBOK
His dam was the “Knight Errant’s
“JEANETTE,”
whokc pITc was the famous “Black
Warrior,” of Tennessee.
This fsmoun Jack will bo tcutxl
this 8CHSOII st
WIiLONJIi k
RUCkWEU’S
STABLES.
Fees $10, tor insuranco.
Sep. 1. *87
tV« bov,
Llfvry Ftn*
.vtn rr v».- ehall
g. «,U a-a.-Hmeut
peOt i lv a- tee'e 1
lr» e w ll carry a »o a fill, line "I B ig
"tea, Wag n* »» well a- bitgg'. and wagon
l.ateiiul, uiida corn lo'e etoc'a ot tlainf.-e
mi. i Sad liery 1 n a.I.ltlion to Pile gen rel
lii ; . o' goods, we »'iil carry . full line •>(
lleevy Grecerte. wnieb we »ill I only
at w .ol.sale and by the puckage P«r-
St n.a wtahing anytl.iug iu our line will do
will, wo think, to eee our good" before
buying. We shall do our beet lo girt X'.t-
iffeetion to ait. Everything we ms)| ahall
he^i'.Nrtfetne i iu writing if de-ired. and
the M.oney will ftlwi,y" be chee fully re-
funded if lhe g..ode r al> short ift ny p.-r-
liealar We r.ean bueiaesa, an I are re-
spo .sibte tor ad we snv. If fair dealing
and bard work will please the pnhLc (ben
we ark all who want goods in our line to
c< me and trade with us sad we f tl sure
ihst they will bs pleaded. Krniombtr that
F otenr« i» easy of accees, nnd we wish sll
wl.ii fd there to mak* our place their bead-
quarters.
Oar Lirery shall be a special fo.itur 5n
the I'tisinsar. and one will i.Tways bud
good le.in.s and eoaifortable vebfole* in
readme** ". tarry him wh refer be may
wish to go st m’.*t reasonable raies.
tV. tl.siie al*o te e»y that our tot i'
Isrg' sn ! roomy, and we wani everybody
ivh - coiues to Florfuce lo know lhai they
cut. get In.-room and good shelter for ihrir
lean * and vehicles day or ni«!it, free of
Charge llors.-s wDl bv fv ! by ih*- day or
n.’-fib st teus. nable charges.
llah’i fo'l I.) came to soo es and loll all
yoor friend's to i nn.e. We will do our beet
to make eon comlortable.
COVINGTON BEOS.
Oct. 6, 1887. ly.
ORDER OFFICE.
J. B. KILLOUGH, of Florence,
8. 0., tills orders for tlx- Standard
muk.-N of Uittpos nn»l Organs; ships
direct ftotn factory to purchnser;
15 days tr^t tr al Irefttn* tnakitiK
payment. Sheet mu«ic and Itooks
frt>m pnblisl'etn direct.
A lull sio-k ot Musical Merchun
tliscon hdtid.
HE WILL NOT BE UNDER
SOLD.
Nov. 10, *78.
G. 0. _
who Im* n moved hi stick of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
it» th** sittn-t cpiM'site his former
- plaok <*N—
FE RLE STREET,
( fl'ers n well sc'evietl variety of all
traits "f liti'* season.
Apples. Malaga, Coucoid. and Cstswta
grappa, bawaunas. pears, lunone, nrsngea,
eocoanutr tig*, date*, and *11 kinds of nuts,
('ranberidrs ah I all leading Northern
it sides Vichigan cc Irry received fr*sht
twice a we<-k. My price* will ccmpare fo-
var^b'y will, any market North or South.
1 cull special attention to my Grocery De
portment which n full and eompleta. Can
dy c oekers of all kinds, cigars, tobsceo.
Also a full line of Ti n and Crockery ware
at lowest prices.
Nov. 10. ’87,
o-
LE3STID I
ON FIVE TF.kR’8 TUIK, ON IMPROVE »
farms.
Barnwell, Orangeburg, Sumter, Darling
ton Marion, Marlboro’, and other Cvtnties
in the "Upper Pine Bel” of South Carolina.
W. H DUNCAN. Att’y at Law
Barnwell C. H.. 8 C., Ageal
Can be seen or addressed at Darlington,
S. C.
Deo 2, ’86 -tf
WELCH & EASON
FIMA films,
186, 87 Meeting, and 11T Msrkst Streets
Charleston, S. C.
INVITE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOW
INC
BAIRG A-IISTS-
Cut Loaf Sugar, ",4J lbs. for $i ; Orann
luted Suiiur 16J lbs fee $1 ; Confectioner’*
Newest Styles! #
Largest | Stock!
Lotcest Pries!
(i. & HMMR &
Manufacturers
—or—
Doors, Sash, Blmus,
IvIOTJLIDIlSrGFS
-AND-
Building Material,
RSTABLI8HED 1842.
CHARLESTON, S. C,
November 6, 1886— ly
FEED, LIVERY, SJLE,
AND
Exchange Stables.
HEADQUARTER’S FORDROV
ERS. '
C. 8
ogsr
AT THE
DARLINGTON JEWELRY
STORE. 7
Silvertne HaftingCascRtem win
ders $12*; Solid Silver Hunting, key
wind, $14.50; Solid Silver Hunting,
stem wind, jfoln joints $13 50;
WHlth»m pohl watch, $25 to $40.
Call aud examine, at the
DARLINGTON
JEWELRY STORE.
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Jan 12, *88
T. H. SPAIN.
Attorney at I aw,
DARLLXGTCIY, C. H., S. C.
Will practice in Circuit Courts and
Supreme Court of Sooth Carolina.
Prompt attention given to all bu
siness, and special attention given
to collections.
Notice.
Having purchased the stock
of goods of our lather. 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 &
Woods, and will endeavor to
merit the liberal patronage ex- j
tended to him by a generous ;
public. S, A. WOODS,
C. K. WOODS. I
Nov. 21, 1887.
Sugar 16| lb* for $1 : Whifc Ei.
17 lb* far $1 ; Light Browa Sugar !9 lb*
for $] ; G’xyl Itrow* Sngwr "iO lbs for $1 ;
2 lb Tomalowa fk* evur* a dofs ; 3-!h T>.-
>u*it>*« $1.10 ertts « doiin ; Good Cigars
$1 for a box oi ,V*.
These arr bvt a few of Ilia ninny I'trae-
tious wc ar* eon*i»nlly offering ao'i h n»r-
kavpers will Bod it creatly to tb.’ir l ivitn.
t»g'lo*en.l for a copy of ohr Monthly
Pricv List and consull it alway*.
No ch,rgr for packing or .Iraruge
Oet 6, '87—if
\ key that will wind nny wa’ch.
Price cents, at the
Darlington Jewelry Stork.
BIRCHS
wniwtNc
KtV
AftvwaTrw
Only 25 cent-*, al the
Darlington Jewelry Store.
Dec. 22, *87.
THE
i: HOTEL.
A handsome, three story brick
building situated on the
PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington, - - S. C.
Under the mana^em-.-nt e the En
terprise Hotel Company, who soHc
it the patronage of the public, which
they expect to merit by furnishing
first-class accommodations, excel
lent t»oard. and every comtort to be
lonnd in the cities.
Electric bells alt over the boose.
Every attention paid to gnests.
Bns meets every train.
Terms reasonable; special accom
modations for travelling men; a
large sample room on the first floor.
Sept. 22, *87—tf
t. C. SPffi, D. D. 1
OFFICE ON PUBLIC SQUARE,
Darlington C. II, fo. C
All work done in the best man
ner. Office equipped with latest
improvements.
Jan 14, *86 Iv.
To our friends and cnstnoieig ot
Darlington and tnij'di.ini: countie*
Wc take pb-.-suie in annm uciog to
the public generaliy, that we are
now lociited in Colnmb a, S C., at
S iwlititi’s old stami u heie we have
pnrcba*e*l tbo stable busines of J.
U. McCartba. We expect to leep
f*n l<an«l a nice lot of in it I v* nod
borsesfor saleat r*»ck iml’otn }*ni-e-.
All shij-pe*! stock stopping over
will Im promptly unle.ided and car
ed f-r
Give as a call and let ns make
you happy.
Year friends,
CONDER d- LONGEST,
Nos. 15 ami 17 P.ain Street,
Coltrutbu, S C.
Oct. 20. *87.
Mans's Pikes k.
At lb* old amad on PEA RLE STREET.
Mann* has }u*t ri-ruTnvd from thr North,
whrrr he was appoltited special ageal lor
TflE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE’S
PRIVATE STOCK
PURE
RYE WHISKEY,
A* Bn* a brand a* has crer beea br>ugbt
t o Darlington
He is aba vgent for
REDMOND’S CORN WHISKEY.
Sep 29. ’87. ly.
miWsTPlilL
l now liave for sale a small sup
ply of the s©rd of the Aden Long
Staple up-1 tud cotton, th * Imt from
which 1 sold to Talltn .»• Woods at
Darlington this season a' 2. cents
pt-r pound more than wa* given for
a good quality of the ord nary sta-
pie. For terms snd pamcnlars as
to the yield, Ac., adtbos me at
Dovesville, 8. C.
P.P. CHAMBRRS.
Jan. 19. *88—4t
NOTICE.
Parties using machine oi's will
find it to their advantage to mil on
the andersigned who is agent for
C. W. Tanner A Oo, Richmond,
Va., a'anntaetarers oi fine illamia
atirg and Inbricating oils. Best
goods at bo* tom priees.
JOHN K. MclVEB
Sep 22, *87.
TO
MY STORE FOR
TOUR BARGAINS IS
nu md tnmit
GOODS;
We are going to sell eboap fer
C -A. S EE,
As we must
MAKE ROOM
FOR AN IMMENSE
Spring Stock
A FULL LINE OF AGRtCUL ;
TCRAL IMPLEMENTS
Always on hand
A. WEINBERG.
Jan 29, *88.
STEW SOHBIDXJXiE
NORTHEASTERN KAILEOAD CO,
C HAaLKsTow, 8. C., Jaa. 8, 1888.
Oa aad after ibis data the folfowing
•chedule will be rua :
GOING SOUTH.
No. 27, Daily.
Specialties:
Dress Goods and Trimmings;
Ladies’ Department;
Sh es and Kid Gloves;
Lowest Prices on Best Goods;
Clothing and Gent's Furnishings.
Ladies’ Department in Charge of Ballimoie
lhA I Ha 11* ES n.
We alway s t>.ke pleasure in showing enr goods, and In soliciting an m
spection. We invite comparison ot prices with any market.
Edwards & torment’s.
September 15, 1887. —
THE DARLINGTON
hottse FXJRjsnsHiisra- store
lias been opened on the South Side ot the
PUBLIC SQUARE, next to the POST OFFICE,
with a eomph te atc«kofarticles,oonaisting of Furniture, Wooden snd
Willow w-ue, Haidwnr*, Crockery, Glass-ware and Tin. Shades, Cor
nice poles, Onrt'in material. Carpeting, Matting, Oil Paintings, Ciomo
and Frames. The a'm of the proprietor is to establish a First-Cla^
House, and toe patronage of the public is solicited.
Special attention paid to individual orders, however small, and the
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
JOHN K. McIVER.
IF. E. ITOE^LEiTT,
I.rSTTK.A.H'OE A-KTID
Represeala Ten of Mio oldest and uosl reliable Fire Insurance Gou pa
iii< s is the w«rid.
Special attention givou to wakieg Tax Returns and paying Taxes
patties living at a distance.
0(ice*au stair* in brick bnitding next to the D.ir ington National Bank
Janaari 27, 1887
EMPORIUM
OF
Fall and Winter Styles,
1887. 1888.
Thf l«r.<-«i .lock of clothing for men.
youths’ ami hoys thai you will find i ■ the
Sliite, is n*w ready for your inspection. 1
vwsys lake lb lead for ihr correct styles,
the best assortment and selection of o^th-
i«g tnsn any other house in ibis eitr or
Slftie Ton wo i'<5 be convinced of the
fed if vou wr.u'd csll snd yive me thi
plenspr. of sliowinit you ihroagb ibe slock.
Th- vnr;«iy of sack su Is which I show
this season. »»e correct in styles, and for
fir.it h they e»n-al t.e excelled. The dc-
sigo of patterns in Chrtiois differ from
anything in the past; the mixtures are
neat with colors in perf -cl harmony. The
leading pattern in these are the stripes
which will he worn very much this season
You wilt also find Ihess roods made np in
three and four btilloo Cutaways. These
sacks and Cutaways you will also Bad* in
easslmeres, siik mixtures, whip-cord, di’ag-
oaa's and eorkacrew in all fashionable
shade Kemembar also that ] still bav.
a full line of the Patent Square Shoulder
gnrments ia the above mentioned mils, a*
well .is a line of Prinec Albert coats and
vests of suit- of the beat imported cutters,
also e'erieal coats of the same material
Boys’ department is filled with a fine as
sortment of knee pent eniis from 6 years
ta IS years, snd boy’s long pant soils, 12
lo 15 yea-s. from $2-50 to $20
Gents’ furni*bing goods department, i
think l am prepared this season to show
y*D one of the nicest stocks to select from
that yon hare ceer had the pririlege of
examining. The neck-wear is beaatifally
assorted ; suspenders nerer were nicer.
The plain, neat patterns, the solid? serne
able goods aad neat designs, novelties,
srd silk and satin goods of a luxurious
ehsracter are here reedy to select from.
Underwear plain and fancy, medium, hen
ry and extra he.*y weights in plain and
eelored, and iannelgsode in great eariety.
HATS.
For fashionable bats this is the place
The Pants,, silk and stiff kata, also the
Boston self-conforming stif hats ; tbeaf
two celebrated ms‘infaetarca. I am sole
ageal. Yon can find all ihc correct styles
in silk hats. Miff hats aad soft hats of other
manufactures, #
8HOE8.
Genttf fine shoes are to be found here ta
all atylea aad best ef makes The cele
brated Barmister sheet ia lace, battoat
and Congrau Try the Douglass $d shoe
for men and l£e $2 shoe for boys’, every
guaraeteeJ. Me a s slippers aad
actag pomps ia groat r srivty.
SPECIAL.
A tine of Fnl Drees suits. Dyke tents
and rest. i H black cloth, the latent is to
kare thorn made of imported whipcord
which I hare ia alack.
Call aad examine thw stock before per
M. L. K1KARD.
S. C.
MAT I q
'Wiuk correct
PRESERVE THE SIGHT
f * SOLD ONLY BY *
James u. mason.
Public Square. Darlington, 8. C.
March 17, 87
PATENTS
Obtained, 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 Pateuta in less
lime than those remote from Washington.
Send Model of Drawing. We advise all
*o patentability frne of charge ; and we
make No Charge unless Patent is seenred
W« refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Snpt. of Money Order Dir , and to officials
ot the U. 8. Patent Office For circular,
advice, terms a»d referenecs to soinal oli-
a*its in yeor own State or County, write to
C. A. SNOW A CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Waahiogtou. D. G
Nor 11, *86
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Leave Lanes
2 60am
Leave Kiugstree
8 70 a »
Arrive Flerenoe
4 20 u m
No. 14.
Leave Cnarleston
*4 30 p m
Arrive Lanes
fi 36 p m
Leave Lanes
6 25 pm
Leave Kiugstree
6 41pm
Arrire Florence
8 OOJp m
No. 63. Daily.
Leave Charleston
*7 00 am
Arrire Lanes
880am
Nt«9.
Leave Lance
9 46 a m
Leave Kingstrco
9 04 a at
Arrive Floreuoe
10 20 a m
No 66.
Leave Charleston
•6 25 p m
Arrive Lanes
7 10 p m
Nb 65.
Leave Lanes
f8 85 p m
L-ave Kingstree
8 64 p m
Arrive Florence
10 06 p m
* Daily, f Daify except Sunday.
Train No 60 eonnacte at
Florcaoe with
train 01 C A D R R for Choraw, 8. C..and
Wadesboro. N. C.
No- 62 aad '6 ran through to Columbia
ria Central K k st» C.
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flwndays auly.
at 8 80 A. M. aau ruua through Via Con.
trai K H. of SC., arnvs Coloiania, 8. C.,
at I 10 P. M
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GOING SOUTH
No. 33.
Leave Wilmingtoa
•8 06 pm
Leave Marion
11 38pm
Arrive Florence
12 16 a m
Leave Florence
2.08 am
Arrive Sumter
4 36 am
Leave Sum<er
4 36 a m
An ive Cvlumbia
0 Mam
Na iff
Leave Wllmiaglan
*16.1# a m
Leave Marina
ir6i 9 m
Arrive Florence
1 86 am
Nj ■
Leave Snmter
JO 00»m
Arrive Colambia
10469m
No 18
Leave Wilminrtao,
•3 00pm
Leave Marioa
5 80pm
Arrive Florence
8 80pm
NoM
Leave at Flnraaee
+6 40 p «
Vrrive Sautter
8 05 p»
No 58
Leave Sumter
*8 17 p m
rrive Columbia
9 65 p m
No 62 runs throagh from
Chartaatoa via
Central B it
Leaving Lanes 8 84 A M.
Mmaaiag 909
A M
The attention of the fit Mio Is called to
fact that I have rented that desirable
stand on the Public Square occupied until
recently hy A Hanamaan. where 1 am pre
pared to supply the trade with a choice
line of Groceries and Liquors Give n.e a
HENRY HEXMG.
Dec 29, S7.
FOR C. A D.
* TO 7 ^
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C. A D. aid C. A 8. RAILROADS. \
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Charleston, 8. C., Mar 1, t887
On and after May 1, the trains on
these roads will ran as fol’ows (Snadav ex-
eepted) every day:
bown tuaii.
Leave Wadesboro .*
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Leave Choraw _
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Society Hill...^..,.
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Darlington..
Palmetto
Arrive at Florence
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. 5.40
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.. 6 10
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• *t Wadesboro.. _,200
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A M
PM
SuaJays No 64 leaves Cbarlostan .
A M., Lanes 10 28 A M. Maaaiag 1! 1
M, Sntntar 11 46 A M, arrives Colun
1 I0P m.
No 66 rons through from Charleston
Central R R. leaving Lanes 7 18 P M, M
nine 7 62 P M.
Train on C A D R R connsetsat Flora
with No 69.
GOING NORTH.
No 78
oeave Columbia.
•10 26 pm
Arri*e Sumter
11 61pm
Leare Sumter
11 62 p m
Arrive Florence
I 20 am
Leave Floroaoc,
4 20am
Leave Marion
6 22«m
Arrive at Wilmiagtaa,
8 36 am
No. 67
Laave Columbia
•6 60am
Arrive Sumter 9
8 12am
No 68
Leave Sumter
22 a m
Arrive Florence
9 40am
No 86
Leave Floroaoc,
f10 30 a m
Leave Marion
11 11am
Arrive at Wilmiagtaa,
2 10 p ■
Ne. 63,
Leave Columbia
•5 83 p a
Arrive Sumter
6 4b pa
No 14
Leave Florence
8 90 p a
Leave Marian
8 65 p a
Arrive at Wilmington
11 60 p a
•Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
Ne 63 runs through to Charleston,
Central R R, arriving Manning 7 20 P
Lane* 802 P M. Charieoton 9 45 P M
No 67 runs through to Chariootes
Central R R, arriving Manning 8 48 A
Uma 6 88 A M, Chartesion 11 80 A m.
No 86 connects at Flore ace with C <
train for Choraw and Wadesboro’.
Oca 78 and 14 make dose connectin'
Wilmington with W A W R R for all p«<
North.
JOHN F. DIVINE; Go* 181
J, R. KENLY, Sup’t Trans,
T M. EMMKRSON, Goa. Paa. A ft-
Lumber
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Apply to
C. MOONEY.
Dee M, ’87.