The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, May 03, 1888, Image 4

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t SF A Vanou Horw*. * «**« TIk* (Iratli of the fafiiuca Dfxicr will ifciill recollections of the 1mI> ' eyou dajM ot the trottmjt cmrifr.' Dia re«'oril of 2.17J woilroti tile turf was Knrpas^ d by H second* in private prac let*, nud bin Owner, 1 Mr. Bonner, drove him tbe tautest ( •lie ever made to a ro id wa^ou, tba diKiance l>eiU)( coveretl In 2.214. The old bt>r«e baa had so. h care and comfort in Ida I tat 3 *ah» aa only no liliernl and mlel igeut an owner ooold-^ ^ .Vtar. Peramab . 1 Mr. 17. U. Frofiliclistei i, of Mo bile, Ala., writes: f take great nlensnre in raaoiouieiHiina Dr. King’s Hew Discovery tor Oouannp tlou, having wed it for* severe at tack ol Broncbitis and Catarrh, it gave wa iusiaut relief and euiirely eartd me and 1 have not been at- flieteef taooe. I also beg to state (hail lad tiied oiln i reun-(li|*H with no good result. U«vc also used Klectrio Bitters and t>r. King’s Haw Ufa Pilla, both of which 1 can rceoanaead* ^ r * W** I cavery for oouwaplion, Coughs, and Colds, is aold 00 a positive gaaraotee. Trial bottlee (rev at Willc x k (Jo’s, drag atore. Wonderful Cnrfs , W. D. Boyt A Co., W h Iggafe and Newest Styles! Largest Stock! Lowest Pries ! Retail Druggists of Borne, Gn.; aay: We have been wiling Dr. King’s N«5w Dmcdverf, Wectric Bit tarn sod Bocklfb’a far four vents. Hn Arnica Salve eve never baa- sell as well, or satisfaction, me vronderfal _ by these medicines Several cases of pro ! hive been . _ « few bot- ties of W. Dr. King’s New Discov- *7, Uken t j connection Rith Elec- fe gnorantee them Willcox A Co. How is yonr cliancol Only fi hoys a hand.-omf doo»*!e-c >8** gems’ ’solid gold fl le<f stem winding Wal tham Waic'j, finely engraved and beantilnl in design. Tour name will lie neifly engnved free ot charge on miy watch b mght of me. Call, gentlemen, and examine thmi. J. H. MA8 )N, *Htt Mason’s J»-we!ry Stoie. Aprils, *88. vM 1 " who baa removed hi at'.ek of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, to the stand op|M>aite his former — PLACK OK— PE A RLE STREET* Wfers * weM weketed variety of all irnits of this aeaaon. MaUf*. Coaoord, kud CkUwh* grapea, bukkuM. p«kr»,,U»okn l orMgM, oocoanuta, Hg», dale*, ana all kinda of Bklk.^ Oaabnrriaa knl all lead tag Narlhern tag | elabtea. Mickigan oallcry rkfaitad freak j Hrlota weak. Mjr priefa Will eompare fa- 1 rorakly with aay market North or Booth. | COME RIGHT ALONG JOHN HENRY AND BUY ME A PAIR OP CLARK, PERRYetCO'R. gaaranteed 8HOEb for sale only by A*. •VCTIBSICBEFlCSr, Who e.miea a full line of Dry Goods CoinpriaHig all of the newest and nriftt f ishionable. DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOO!>S NOiiOME AND NOVELTIES, PRINTS ai d DOMESTICS. OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE. Our piicea are as lew aa tbe lowest; no one can seH respectable goodi cheaper. Trv us anti vou’ll be glad. A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, Ac., ic., always in * S X O O 'EL. April 19, 1888. a * Specialties: Dieas Goods and Trimmings ; Ladies" Department; Sb ;es and Kid Gloves; Lowest Pnce« on Beat Goods; Clothing and 6ecl’« Farnlahinga. ^T«RTH»A8*«nK RAItltOAl Omailutox, K O, A pi. 29, 188s. Oa sad afUr ihia data the faPoai,- schedate will be rua : M UOIMQ SOUTH. Na. 97, Daily. Leave t lorraee Leave Kings tree Arrive Lanre Leave Lane* Arrive Charleston No. 28, D«ily. Leave Florence Le ve Kiagktroo Arrive Lane* Leave Laaea Arrive Cbarlaeloa No 67. Leave Laoea Arrive Ckarleat o« No 81. Leave Floreaee Leave Kiagalroa Arrive Lanes * >i j, Nk8A Leave Laaee , , Arrive CbkrleMoa Trsio on C & D RR •180a* 2 30 * ^ 760.. * 60a» 6 00a« *’ 05 a » ® 07 a * 8 30., 8 in t a *«40., 11 30 a* t«2iip* 7 42pl 8 06 p * MWfMttettl SB \ ROCBKY, Ladies’ Department in charge of Ballimote iaa: i l. i im e n. We always take pleasure in showing ear goods, end in soMeiriug an in spaction. W« invite comparison ol prices with any maiket. la this city nonneed C I eall apecial attention ta my OroSery Do it full sod oomplete Cm- | klada. cigars, .tobacco, aad Crockery (rare raced Coasaniptloti 1 parlmenl which i. AU dy, craekera of ail kia Also a full line of Ti a at lowest prices. > 10, ’87, 0 I • . .* PEARLE SILT, SILT, SALT. Edwards & September If, 1887. Norment’s. i: *8 15 p * 0 45 p * ODM with Mo 81 Tsais e# * n , ec,, * l F1 °r- m. n ,°S c.. , Sl?itT.i h 8 ^ ,k c *'“- GOINd NORTH. No; 78, Daily. Leavo-CkArtMtoa ! ' ' Arviv* Ua«4 i • Leave Lanes . Leave Kiagstrec Arrive Florenoe No. 14, Leave Cuarlealon Arrive Lanes Leave Lanea Leave Kingstree Arrive Floreaee *12 25 * * *60., * !0 a , d 28 a , *4 30 p , •8*6;, 8 26p, «4t p, 8 00J,, tt*f* Nop Se Bitters, always. Sold by *—r-r^r - - - Bscklsa’s Arnles Salve. »ia the world for | , Ultmrs, Salt , 4Fer®r Sores, Tetter, Chap adm CblibliMnw, Corus, and j an Skin Eraptlone, aad positively no pay required. It j la guaranteed to give perfect satis Medoa, ormoi refunded. Prlpe^ iSKi- - Go to MoCah’s tot Caliooe, lawns , aad Ginghams. Ctl'ATY Democratic Convention. A Cenv^alioa of (he Democratle .Parly ( PsntsglM Connty wilt k held is the meaty cWr» Mew, on Tndaday, May 8th,- at 11 o'clock, A. M., akarp, for fo alaiM ^Ie7*delegatei to Ihe Stale ^ HAM & $0N,| Manufacturers —or— ‘Sash, Blmos, MLOXJUDIlSrCiS —AND- Building Material. ESTABLISHRD 1842. m * CHARLESTON, 8. a November », lW8-ly NO MORE EYE-GLASSES Jnat received at the.Enterprise Grocery 200 Backs 8-It which we offer 90 cents per Sack. IK -A. R X) "W _A_ HR, E — A.3STX) - Agricultural Implements. CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS L — AND —* T ® B C CO. AMPLE STABLE ACHODATH GIVING AWAY! ° GIVING AWAY! I have on litmd'st my place of busiuenR s limited sncpi.t of he spm! oi | that exc» Rent vhriety of sugar cane known as the “Orange Cane,” which 11 am prepared to distribute to my trieuds and customers free ol oo*t. People of Darlington a.ncl THE PUBLIC GENERALLY Are respectfully invited to call and inspect my stock oT goods before co eluding their purchases. I have laid in the largast and moat carefully selected stock I have eve. j currivil, having bought in large qasntities, thereby securing the lowest possible prices, I propose to give this advantage to all who fttTor me with I tr«l R.R of sc"” 1^17 “T** 1 ! 7* - </W their patronage. * I at 1 to r.' m ’ ^ 8 * c 1 desire to call special attention to my Gt ate’ Furnishing Deparment. Having built and nicely tilted up a large ro t n for the purpose of showing to advantage the large stock of Boys’, Yon is’, and Men’s Clothing and Hats No. 62. Daily. Losvo Chorleaton Arrivo Lose* Na Ml Lcavo Loncs Leove Kiogitret Arrivo Florcnec No 66., Leave Charleston . Arrivo Lane* No 62. L*a»o Lines . Lsavc Kiogstreo Arrive Florence * Dnily. f Dnily oxerpt Sunday. Trnin Nn. 60 connects at Florence with train on ti A D R R for Cheraw, 8. C., sad Wadssboro, N. C. Nos 62 and Cft.roa through to Colombia via Central R R of 8 C. No 64 leavei Charierion Sundays oaly, at 8 30 A. M., one runs through via Csa- *7 00 a, « 80 a, 8 46 a , *04a, 10 20 o , *6 00 p , 7 Mp. ’ f8 36 p , 8 64 p , IS 06 p , Nos. 78 and 14 ran solid to Wilmington, N. C.; making alone nooneotioa with w. A W. R R for all poti.ia aerth. J. K. KRNLT, i- F. Divina, 8upt Trane. Oen’l Sup’t. T. M. Bknktea, Gen’l Pas*. Agt. September 1ft, 87 A- S WHITE, Manager. •tUL «• a Connty Cbahmaso and | Oommitun—ennh club Executive Committee- NO MORE WEAK EYES IF. E. IBTOIRIMIEIfcTT, X^rSTTStA.N’OE A.2STD My line of E>re>«s Gcotls. Notions, Btsph- Dry Goods, Boots snd Shoes Harness, Trunks nnti Vslises, Harness, Crockery, Tiu and Wood-ware I is larger thau usual. Groceries in quantities sold at Charleston prices. My stock is too numerous to meution every thing. Come and ask what you waul. No pains will be spared to show goods. Respectfully, J. FRANK EARLY, To eomMnr aad determine whether •USMohalt be bade by Convention laact snob other boainess as The anirral^ci^bs 16011 be entitled to SapaoeMUtI61 in the sold Convention ne rge for aaoh club •rii< to for ev»ry twenty- . and alee one nddi- nv.ry fractional part of t olnb to eharnod with oleotia| dele pat to thu notioe of the Demecratie Executive i of Darlington Coattty. • BO. W. BROWN, » County Chnirmnn. ). L. EDWARDS. Boo ty. *. S XMli ; / BRED I/. Sl&LLIOR, OlCilUAXD R Ivl) • Ins—tly pwvcknnod by ne from the weU MM Bifblnnd Stock Form of W. C r—SCO, of LentogvOn Kentucky, will y** S^kjlD Tint REASON ’ I At «« StjttyM, in the Town of Dafllngten. ^ ^Fet S40 is aiv&uce. HU T^diiflol ia aa follow* t ♦ ChootMt Colt; fooled 1886. Bred by Mmeo P. MoC—a. Laaington, Ky. Sired ^l^lSifSC'ei by Wsrrodshurg Key 4.86. •aataMpood Chief, *ife of Fanny Robin- CWkir, pooon, 2.28), nod Woolly Mitihll's Eye-Salve. A Certain, Safi ant Effective Remedy for | SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, Producing Long-Sightednew, and Restor log the Sight of the Old. Coro* Ten* Dropa, Granulation, Stye Tn- morn. Red Eyee, Matted Bye Loahee, and produoiog quick relief and perm anenl cure. AI*o, equally efficacious when need in Lntkar mnlndies, such as Uleere, Fever | Soret, Ti'mori, Sait Rheum, Burna; Pile*, or wherever Inflammation exist*, Mitehell'a | Salve may be need to advantage. -Sold by all Druggiita at 26 eonta. J—12, '88 I FLORENCE TO THE FRONT!' Represents Ten of —-*>: »»•*.. the oldest snd most relisbie Fire Insurance Coir pa t nics iu the wond. Spemsl stteutiou given to making Tax Retnrns ant! paying Taxes patties living at a distance. Office up stairs in brick building next to Hie Darlington National Bunk January 27,1887 * ’ ' ’ ‘‘ * “ . Beef, Pork, Fish. t desire to inform the people of Diirling- ton lh..t I hare gone into the hiocuer business, an i Wilt be found in Hie Market House at tbe first (tall on the right as tbe budding is entered, where I cill be pre psred at all limes to furnish tbe very best quality of meal and flab Patronage re spectfully solicited; eatisfaetieu guaran teed. Goods delivered by me. ROUT NIXON. ICE! ICE! LAW CARD8 J. i. WAHD. X O. WOODS A LONG FELT WANT NOW SUPPLIED. n •. * - fV WnnMA.CMift.pacea, ^‘•SWeUio Berry, I «re of Calmer 2.22. ud by Bourbon Cblef. the dam# of Pick- sad Orinno 2 29. y by ‘Gilfs Yerotori. Sire of ' Bey 8.28. and tbo damn *(»•»/1 Gambettb Wtlku 2^16, Obtlaw lRln*2.29i,P0STlf.80.4 —— by Gray Eogla, inor ‘ Rbd is a mngnifieont animal, eatnat polo* and powngful in •in was (onlod in 1886, and •o ee Mb rated demos P, Ke- .... . ***•**• " M0CULLOD6H, BLACKWf LL A CO. r,:/ BATMig pifrcha^d the-stock of goods of oar f^hcr, Mr. S. A. Woods. Sr., we will con 1‘the business in All its it his old'stand, un- lajoie ofWoods^k WoodL and wHl endeavor ta merit the liberal .patronage ex tended to him by a geherooe pablio. ' S. A. WOOD8, a R. WOODS. Npv. 31,188t. *We‘ h«— ■opened, a -Umgeji Sale nod Li—ry Stable ia the Town of FioNnee. 8 0^ where we shall keep niwav* on hand a good assortment of Mules and Horses, os- peeially selected for 'this climate and conav try. We will carry also n full line of Bug gies, Wagons, ns well as buggy and wagon ■*-' stock of “ aaterial, and n eomrlete Harness Ond Saddlery.’ In addition te thl* gaaerol iff-will HnOofgioda. wo will carry a Mil line of Heavy Grooeriot wbiek we -«i<l gel I only si wbpleeale ang by Uu package. . Per- ■•no wishing anything in our line will do wiff, wo think, to see our goods before buying.' We shall do our beet to give sat- ilfaCtlol to Mil. Everything we Sell eball 4 be gbarawleod ia wrilisg if dnairsd. and JAM mpsy .will, piyaya be chee'fuliy ra. | funded If Ihe geeds fail abort in any par ticular. W’e r.ean business, and are re- sponaible f<rr all we oay. If faig dealing ' bM werlnrill plenae the public then The only plsce iu town where IDE ia now kept on sale is. M. C. ALEXANDER'S; Call and get s supply snd “Keep Cool f” Remember that this establish ment is dosed promptly at ten o’clock on Sunday mornings, and that those who do not send before that hoar osnnot be supplied. „ April 19. ’88. ■ ■ - -- - —r ■ - - , ROOTS, SHOES, Harness and Saddles sired Having opened 0 above nature at MoCnl .... & Blackwell’* harness eetablisb- ment immediately opposite their livery eta bis. I respectfully aek the patronage of tbe publie. I h*Ve bad Iweoty year's exyttri- •nee ia tbe bmlness, and not only know Ike waata.of the neopie, but pm preon—d with tbe proper material to do their work at tbe ebortest possible notie*. Mob. 16,-ll , W.jC. YOUNG. WARD & WOODS. Attornsyi k Goanselors at Law, DARLINGTON, ». C. Wil practice in nil State and Federsl Courts.I f. n. SITTLXS. 0. n. XSTTI X* NOTICE, Parties uaitig machine oils will dnd it 10 their advaulagp to call on tbe undersigned who is agent for i C. W. Tanner & Co, Richmond, Va.. inannlacturers ot Hne iilumin- ating and lubricating oils. Best goods at boitoiu puces. JOHN K. MolVER Sep 22, ’87. and htril work will ) wejMknllwbo WfBt oomojksd trade wtih that Aey win be ^lei good* in our linn to u* and we feel ear* Seated, Remcmbar (hat Fleronee !r way *t access, aad we with all who go there to make oar pioee their head quarter*. J Onr Livery whall be S speeinl feature ia th* bulls***, and gag .gill .ntwaya find good teams and comfortable vehicle! In roadiaeo* to enrry him wherever bn may wlnb lo go at mear reasonable rate* Wedeaire alee to any that our lot is roomy, and wo want overybody to Tloreeoe to know that they , agd good ah el ter for their totSM OM vohUloo day or night, five of ehnrgO. Horan* riill be fed by the day or month at r—able ohnrgea. Don’t Ail to tome to ow no aad toll all y—r friend* to come, wo will do our bool to moko yea oomferUhl*. COVINGTON BROS. Ooti 8,1887. ly. v? v — wmn Nettles & Nettles, Attornsft fc fonnselon at Law, Dwrliugtoo r. H., 8. C. Will practice iu all the State aud Federal Conns. Prompt personal attention given to coilecftou of claims. Sep. 2, ’86 ly n. W. BOYD, one w. Mad* and )u«n ( A CARD 1 desire to inforin the ciiixesa of Darlington snd th# pnbliw general ly thst the Nashville Nmelty Foun-4 diY €0., Of NnshTille, Teen , has j api>oiuted me agent for the oonntisa of Darlington, Georgetown, Wi|. Uamsbnrg and Horry, with bead* quarters at thin place, aad that I lam now prepared by meant of the New Patent Adjoatible'Qaetiogs which ia tbe spemslty of this G naown . . BOYD & BROWN- Attorneys aid Oounielors at Law Office in rear of Dar ingion Nation al Bank. DARLINGTON C. II, & C. PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL BUSINESS. Feb. 3, ’87-ly. ~C. ¥. VXSGJtX. Attorney at Law and Trial Justice. Practices la (he U*ii*4 Slate* Conti and in the <ih nod 6«h rire-lis Prompt *!>*•- lien seal borineoa aol—eled u hi* Omee ia Exobange Street, box*. tbe'Dan- Liauroa Now* OAae paoy to Veimir any lore or r nge of any make, from the old-ftaahiom cd s«ep store to the moot modern range. A boon to housekeepers. All work promptly attended to aad kL . ■ T. J. Cook. Asitftl M—tllg. Tb» nnnoal meeting ef tbo B—ek bolder* of too Dorttsgtoo Mann In* inn eg C smpnnj will ha hold ot tbo e#ee of Ihe Com pan/, Thnrodoy Her 8,1888, at 12. M. JIMU T. BKUTOW, Sne’ty. DnrliogUs, •. 0., April M, fWi, T. L Sf Ul Attorney at L aw, ^!DA£Ll r XrqTO : Y / C. H. t S C. ORDER OFFICE OF J. B. K llough A <'o., Allen’s block, Floieuce, S. C They are prepared to fill your orders for thr* leading Pianos and Organs, also genernl 11 nsical merchandise They sell for canb or time. Ship from factory and pay all freight. 15 DAYS TEST TRIAL. A good Tuner connected with the firm. C01 respoud^nce solicited, with all who contemplate baying. Match 22, ’88. THE EMERPRii HOTEL. A handsome, three story betiding situated on tbe brick Spring Milliner}', Fancy and 33 Trt Y GLOOI3S, CORSETS. GLOVES, NECK-WEAR, &e. ALSO Ladies', Misses and Children’s Shoes nl lowest prices, at W. C. BYRD’S New Stand. March 15, ’88. 8m PATENTS Obtained, and all Patent bnetnes* at tended to Promptly and for Moderate Fees. Onr office ie opposite the U. 8. Patent Office, and we can obtain Patent* ia laon time than those remote from Washington. Send Model of Drawing. We advise all •* patentability free of abarge; and wo make No Charge *nl**a Pat eat is eecured- W* refer, here, to the Postmaster, tbe Supt. of Money Order Dir , and lo officials of tbs U. 8. Patent Office. For circular, advice, term* and reference* to actual eli- ants in year own State or County, writ# to C. A. SNOW 4 00., Oppoeite Patent Office, Washington. D. 0. Nor 11, ’96 OO MI’S TO FOR Calicos, Lawns and Ging hams. rvmmw Will prectMt |p Circuit Courts and Bwpreae Coopt of South Carolina. 1 Prompt Mto*io4 givnn lo all bo riooss, sod sprcMil aUcnuuu given lo MllOBUOO*. t Far Usk. ) Fifty (50) Berea of laod, two and o half milao from th* low# of Tim otooerilto, farmer!7 the pfwpwrty of] M. B. Timmeoo. For tome apply to J. V. EARLY. Dec. 22, ’•7—tf PUBLIC SQUARE, Darlington, - - S. C. Untler the uunspcwnt n !ho En- trrjirle^ Hotel CotnptMiy, who uolic It the patronage of the pnltlic, which tbej expect te merit by foruishing first elsa# sceommodations, excel lent board, and every comfort to be found tu the cities. Electric bells all over the boose. Every attention paid to goestsb Bun meets every tram. Terms r*-a*oni»Ule; special accom modations for travelling men; a Urge aamide room pu tbe Ar*t floor, ttept. 22, ’87—U FOR C. 4 D. AND C. ft 9. RAILROADS ' f » # S ; * i ) PnBsiunnT'eOrrioB 1 C.ft D. abdC. ft 8. RAILROADS. 1 Charleston, 8. C-, May 1, 1887. ) On and after May 1, the trains on tbrse roads will run ns foPows (Sunday ex cepted) every day: Down tuaih. Leave Wadesboro BenqetU........ Morven’e VcFnrland. Leave Chernw Cneh’t. Hoeietj Hill..*.... Devslsn— Darlington Palmett* Arrive at Ptoron— w##•••##•« * *•*••*eaew*, eoooooooo* ••••on ••••••••••• • •••o«# oeeooo# *•**•..•••••• .2.20 »0*00 8 40 8.08 . ,...3 40 4.25 4 40 .... 4 67 C 20 5.40 5 58 6 It) or nan. A. c. ra. 0 J. 8, OFFICE OH PUBLIC BQUARB, C. U , H. V AN work done in the rMii,’* latoet Leave Florenet • •**.••0•oneea #•***• 10.88 Palmetto...... ...10 48 Darlington ****00*000* eeooes I 4 '* * Dore’n 11 21 8—lotyHill *•**•*«*•••• •ooeoo 11.44 OeohM • ••*• eoeeed ••••■•••••••« 1201 LeaveChornw #***•• eegnoo •o*#0O OoWOo* 12.20 MeForlno *•0000 ****00oowoooeee• 1 00 M9FYEVI*Ee«*o**Oa»oeO - '•##• —* 1 BttFftt' 9«*«*e*##•ooo o*e«oo0*.*1 •2 Wedooboro .....100 A. F. RAVIN BL Proo 0 H, Noot*r Trnsoportot.'oa. A M P M VIUnCTM CKCIBU HI AMPSH K1BJ4AI ^ Apt, 29 1888. GOING SOUTH No. 23. Lanre Wilmington •8 0S pm Leave Marion 11 16nia Arrive Florence 12 10 a m N*. 50. Leave Flerene* 2.40 n m Arrive Sumter 4.26 a m Leave Sum'er 4 25am Arrive Columbia 6 16 a in No. aT Leave Wilmington *10.10 n 1* Leave Marion 12.37 p m Arrive Florenoe I 20 a m N: 62 Lear* Sumter f9 42 a m Arrive Columbia 10 55 p m No. 15 Leave Wilmington, , *2 40 p m Leave Marion 6 38 p a Arrive Florence 6 lOp m No 68 Leave at Flornnee ffi 40 p m Arrive Sumter 8 05 p m No 66 LemvO Sumter •9 22 p a rriro Columbia 10 66 n m No 62 rana through from Charleston via Central R R. Leaving Lanes 8 84 A M., Manning 908 A M. Sundays No 64 lea res Charleston 8: A M, arrive* Columoi* A M., Lanes 10 28 A 14, Manning 11 10 A M, Sumter 11 46 1 10 P No 66 ran*through from Charleston ria Central R R. (earing Lane* 7 18 P M. Man ning 7 62 P M. Train on C 4 D R R oonneou at Flerene* with N* 69. GOING NORTH. < ; r No 61 i^nveColambio. •11 26 pa Arrire .Sumter •- 12 62 p n Lsnre 8umter 12 62 p m Arrire Floroneo 2 20 an , No. 78. Lenre Florenoe, 4 36 a ■ Lears Marion 6 22 a a Arm* at Wilmington, 8 85 a a ” No. 67 Leave Columbia •6 60 aa Arri— Snmtor 8 12 a a ' “ No 69 Leave Snmter fS 22 a a Arrive Flerene* 9 40 a a No 86 Leave Florenoe, ♦ 10 30 a ■ Leave Marion 11 line Arrive at Wilmington, 2 10 p a Na. 68, Leave Columbia • ' *6 33 p a Arrivo Snmtor 6 4b p ■ No 14 Leave Florence 8 20 p e Lenre Marion 8 55 p ■ Arriv<- at Wilmington 11 60pn *r%ily.- f Dally exeept Sunday. Ne 63 rune Ihrongh in'Cborinton, ri* Central R R, arriving Manning7 20 P H. Lanea 8 02 » M. Cbarlootna 9 46 P M. No 87 —a* throogh to ChnrioeM>“ Control R R, arriving Manning 8 48 A •». Lane* 9 88 A M, Charleston fl 80 A m. No 06 eoaueetn at Florence with C ft O train far Chnraw sad Wodnoboro’. No* 78 nn4 14 mnhn pin— oonn—bon m Wilmington with W it W Yt for nil North. T ' JOHN F. DIVINE; Oon’l ■•f* J. R. HBNLT. Sup’t Tmao. BUM. T M. HU Ml (Jon. Pa* Agt Apply to IMK .43