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▼rrnw PrmnU.
My lore brings poems Thursday nights
And peanuts every Monday;
He writes from early morn till ere,
Except, of course, on Sunday.
He slugs of sweetness lung drawn out.
Of hopes cut through the middle.
And ones he tried to weave in rhyme
The hoary sphinx's riddle.
He's very gay, then taciturn.
And scathingly sardonic,
When poetizing Plato's school—
(That's where we get "platonic.")
For themes he scours the country
through
From ’Cisco’s bay to Fundy's,
But really, if the truth were told.
I’d rather see him Mondays.
Df Witt C. Lwlcirood, In the Century.
A Story of Americas Frostier
Life.
Bj Oapt 0H1BLI* m* l&A,
A*tkor*f“Tke OstsasTs noiifMw," “
the Ranke." “The Deeerler," MU.
CHAPTB X
my tor hh Maying m
but he feM that he
until
iso toM
to, at
be said he could rids eastward and join
aa Hurrah! Mure they go!"
Vfcrcm to the front, straight to the
east, "a gray streak with a white tip to
white tip
as though
• race for his prseteus Ufa
"Boy! heyr yeBs the smgeaat as he
sights the goanry. "Hutrahr shout the
■surest huatsmou. and. wltl
away |
all is ana mad rash
that the rabbit is a
well the maxim
is a tong chase” all
of the hounds,
tuft of
fit M
of a
and kk Mde life to
before Graham can loan from
s. beat them back with the vtoc
ed.
Mra
atoll in
CHAPTER XL
Parks and Orahaat, two "light wei^ts,"
whohai
Mnetdoud shadows sailing steadEyasrsm
fhe broad prairie sea aad kaaptow tha
vpaeond skirts of tha Aumaeaasf tha
party abutter. Three those was of
them, <hs rest of the oMoehosd pew
ferring fololtowths bent by buggy or
buck board, though frankly enproaoiag
their envy of tha fortunate riders.
Mounted on bar awn apirited little hay,
admirably fitted aa to habit, aad rtMag
squarely aad well. Mm. Belknap would
have been the center of oNsrraHen of
all the cavalry ottoars even had the net
been, as she Incnutodtebly was, tha
beauty of the garrison. The cel one! had
In. Lawrence one
Mm Lawrence one of hie own
, aad therefore was accorded Mm
right af being her eaeart Mrs. Spragns
wee dasikrly indebted far her “mount”
to Cept. Stryker; and a very bright and
beaming little body aha was as she rode
over the springy turf at tha dds of the
dark haired troop leader.
"Hard Haw on Perry, Imt MT aaid
Mr. Orahafis, aa he trotted ap bartds Mm
Belknap and took hla place for tha mw
meat with bar bevy of csrraHom "Pint
time be over missed a hunt, I reckon.’’
"He needn’t have
said Parka. “It was HV weak, aad I
told him to go; aa
too; but"
Here Mr. Parka hooka
looked in mild wendsrmsat In Oasteh
face, for that youag gmHeama had awn*
aged, naaeenby Mm BeBumn. la
fret bis sight foot and give
left a vohsmsnt kick. Too 1
Mrs. Belknap bad beard it
"Ara you cavalryman aU as Bttls to bs
upon
urn and epmr bla al 'tr troop ham
«weH l *hi*wlnmN*ef T aU tbetelMm
ntly
Mm
Stryker riding warily i
watehtog her “going" before £e will aat-
iefy biaseelf that it ie safe to trust her to
bw own guiding. Level m the pnirte
ie hare, he knowo that a mile or MUheed
tkssre am “hraaka" 'Ttiiing down into
the vaBay ef ene of the bmumemble
tortee ef the Washita. Then tha
may ha dilerwt
looha ap ia mrpriee at the thunder
Law.
on tha way to
^iate to hie part-
nor, "am that dark shadow acrom the
nam whan wo pom thol hoUowj tha
aruaho aatlnotiU far
front saomstoeh by fash to ha illpilag
away from his pnmnom, WOlhakmp
hb dstonalnid aauma, ankB and down,
* cash or will he tom
iHald, tea, to strung ant nmriy
asp at tha and of fea Snlife
’no. far ssma^afthohggmds
toe^m^JeMw^^uck*
side. Ham at feo toanl aB to tome
nhameat AH eym ara on ttoi r^hh.
ha rtg&to feat
arroyor shouts Gmham to Mb* for
far out to feo right fomt • aMtookgHti
etf to feo aouMmafe aad eno oMto thfe.
Vssr feat way; Wll taka It m
her eyes and color to bar <
“I had * »sto fi
ha
right front, and
into tha couias,
to signal, fen
In long curvs
it many n yard
that rabbit after nbbMrUt ham
run. and that tbs wbola
decided to giro dogs ana harms a
drink down in the Menas volley
be getting down into the
rw miles anal of the
north
“They
valley two or three
ranch just about now. and will go das
from there, unkee they stir up
jama along the Mourn UI were
yen," aaid the quartermaster, Td rids
Yon won't gat
before tha crowd."
bat, so for from ,
the yenng odker turned his hornet heod
in the direction of Dumsvm, end wm
speedily riding thither wife an atoerity
that he himself could hardly explain.
In bis briar talk with tha ootousl after
parade aa tbs previous evening Phny
bed told him what ha eenld ef feaehar.
acteriatiee of Masers. Maitland aad Ew m.
The odd latter which had been eaal by
bad given the commanding edkar
for much thought, and he was dw
. evidently, of gathering from
Perry's obearvetioae as complete an idea
as was poeribUof their Ufoaad eummad*
ibge. And still Perry had found it inn
possible to volunteer any description of
Mbr Maitland: he could act bear to apeak
ef her until—until he knew more of the
doctor’s purpose in hie visits to tho ranch.
He had been detained by his commander
teat long enough to make it necessary
for him to go direct to the Spragues’
without leaving hie helmet and saber at
boom. They were waiting dinner for
him as it was, but Mra. Belknap teak no
note of that circumstance; what she
kao* Ww H to nrfbB #1 at feglk
dragp* tnte safe a hate aapsodm"
Ewan sal to HkmaaaaMmml, atudy
tog tha ym^folbafo tern
fiirr-i ■ liftei iitounlli~
err
«f Hfemrte
SscS
■H hi
is
Mr.
"b wamt
, M hour right
k up.”
cloth, aid
tbosavabry aU tha
his pride,
k ia, and
fellow.”
"hut it was
hrokahle
hie Hfo
tk# pteaso ef bar;
am only
who
ay
-tor him, though ha
r, too, to
Mr. Parry,
’ of ua at
How did h
Alferougl
more ef them, hut there
ene—Archie—« hM the
ordsrtU to Mujth Africa.
.-dyll.
The old
wm only fee
wno
to it that he beUevad Maitland bad
hie beat to get through akme. But
aU uselem; Boambody had to be
id tha failure wei
Me fete at Southampton. Th«
hfo wmah, kla ring, his sword aad poH
■mfoatfeand a letter which was writ
ten m raoMpt of that his father sent
him—a long totter, that fee old mm
■am* Mad to any Kving soul, but broods
kfoday. The young fellow bade
gooAby; be would not live to
mem further, If that ww what
of him at home, aad leaped
from the steamer the night
aboard
aohM teB jwt when, but ha wm writing
hi kb atate room w elw cleared tha bar-
hi* Md tha steward mw him
a atto'eloek. In tha
lg about hla baloogiags
pmfont order hie Idker to tha
of the fetp, the poctasaataaue, watch,
riajr, cioihlag, etc., just as he described
to that letter and ha ww no aaorMatn.
It wm fee eoavictioa of all that be must
overboard to tha
oat at eea.
lifted it again. Than, all
fiercely rejecting anything
thy, old Maitland took to
to Amarica, wandered
sen as be
af fes
hie heels, fern
towards the
willful
tor, urged by
ZS
in WNtbful gallop
It wm no
; k wm only fee tovol-
of the shook to his
thought!
orda,
Dr. Quia, aad weal ew up tha
valley.” He would not even look back
i her riding by feat man'e ride.
(To be continued.)
HEHRY H. SMITH,
Real Estate Ajeit,
rarma St., Bariiagtoi, S. C.
o
Special attention paid to the buying
and wiling of real estate, collection of
Nnte, Ac. The strictest attention
will be paid to all business entrust
ed tome.
March 27.18U0-ly
would
hate*
ha would mane
could aot aa
just when orders for deageroue duty
Tha boy want to fee Cape wife
bk earp* and gal into tha thick af the
Zulu war jurist fee tteseef fee maaaa-
on ef the Twenty-fourth at l—hltwhana
aad tha Ight at ■orhe's Drift. I
at hams then, and all
“What hamld k tona^lfaajto^a^."
a *1 to to to
inquired the tody.
aot On#
"No, of —
haMened to tiaom Perry to hto" 0 *
“I fancy I should prater swing it
some older eaptain'a troop If I wen Mr.
Perry. It ssema that white your afeto
captains stay home aad look after ferir
oompahtea, Qspt Strykar tot a aah-
altern attend to kte whfte ha samma-
hunting."
“On the other hand, wa fritowa tone
a dosan things to 4a to our troops feat
Qwt Strytordaaa htamrif to km. Mh
ae beoad wife long, Mra. liltora,"ea*4
Jana. He did not foney tor iriMririag
the methods of hte env
end wm possibly a Uttla
decided annoyanoa feast
failure to attend
aU naeouectoueof
ting laughingly with
oxcKfenfliif ihfftf wK
Mrs. Lawrano* Tto
on admirably
much absorbed to feetr own Am to
the foot featM
of four or Hv«
ually
that fee nsI ef
; widely
"It ie time we stirred up*
■ stteast'eaMfeaeoton*.
laHttto
(Wtwtectogwa
. .»■ fit
Mfe tMonlfe kmiir
jSCQ Joined tht
^aartott to always topi atom to
colonel, m todttod an aspimnl tor
adjutanay.
game for aH i
"loan am
prairie to the sari af fes mnfe," mli
Stryker, wkoaa sysa were toan, "and I
could bavaewsmi a msmsnt age feaft
Mrs. Lawrans* yri
at Mrt Sprague. “What
have tokm far a lady m.
dsnoeefasy ssnasa. Yatsoaaathtog vury
Uke a tody flritowud byngsaammda
atoatm^t! 9 *■mteant sf right to S
^fottornmr. If Ferry wsn enfo wHh
** Pd send kimadUhSNtossn"
“Tss.wu miss Perry on ear htofek*
’■%»?£ ir
an fearisMflmfe art up to torn wife tha
▼ety abA boundiaf mobb tnB
level at the sUa af thamvto* yathsap-
I wary ays span tto sham. ■***
ihsrsemm. Making a deap snrvi to
tha Nvtoa imkandradyarda stoad, and
aidant feat Bonny wfll bBndly rash
rnghtewtodtogtrsek, they strike oat
ram tha prairie, gatotog twenty torse
igttohyfeamova; and now. wife twa
three af tha oldest hound* Psrk*
> fee hft, boom of you!”
Hdll spring up fee eltov
femmdatPmrjfo m film
— tto toonds and tooepMa wha I
to wtM and dam
four waNgetlfag ^
^and mamad tea ^gq^ViNMiariasa tha* tha 1
rewa ftmto nsto m Mipptog tha ate all
map and her knot ESa a qutek turn **«•--
be has
'to twists aad turn* Srri _
than tha afesa. Pm to fee
to and tea af harm and
aaT they ritooh
wa can to to al fe
NBeaananaridaaf tharavtoa tom tor
to tha fowl as 1
to tto tori twa
. s.S'.p:
toalhto very tori* fetoa to mMt
rsps*autotoa s^i af twa fomh
atom to fee right, aad almost
under bar bone’s neuvlng barrel as
tocaea mem ptoswas tote fee mvto*
SHSS
wBh aftooii toA tosfNri
that be bad avoided even passing
within hail of her piaxsa both befonand
after pamdu.
Now, though oouarious of no Intmtiou
af avoidance, forty rode forth to the
ameting of this day with boom
giving. In the Hist piece, to
ha must strive to moke Us |
this alighted lady: aad yot, ia view of
all he lied oeeii end heard in the peal
forty-eight hours, how utterly dwarfed
had that affair—hl» laughing flhtorian
with Ur*. Belknap—becouwl Had any
ana told him his attentions to her and
bar marked preference for hie society
were matter* that people won
to talk of—some with sly e
others with genuine regret—be
have been grateful for the infi
tortniil of resentful, a* with
would be the case ninety-nine these ant
af a hundred. But be knew nothing af
this, and had too little experience to sus
pect the comments in droulatten, fee to 1
wm most interesting—up to the day to- The
Ion yesterday; he loved to rideor deem end
to «_ _
he could teU. A
yon know; and now
Archie wm wife the Laneere ia Zaiutend.
fee dtonrima ef the*IlNt'fghhMri fee
, and Arehte wm to uphold tto
covered with glory. Ho wm fee heir
r. and Mha Gladys wm but a little
girL I have heard k all from Mrs.
Oswan; aha was their houMheepsr to
it in
STmIS uTmL teL* ijTcL —usfcvpBTtL
s="^j=t.“ , Jra , ir£ srJL&ftia
hie prnfeerina and hto
and had told him to a rilto
that ha had no deriN to eaoa|
ye* as ha rod# am an
plain this brilliant day, to
thought of tor dfataatafaL aa
tor from siarfetog for tto
trim habit in tha dtatant
valtey and safe the her* town a wads ef
Dunmvsn for acrom fee akaam. It wm
Odd indeed feat to should hove sought
thi* the longest way round, an hfo ride
to quest of his companions foam fen
fort*
Once again ha looked at tha tsetotod
dump of bnlldings from hte Mat of eh-
swvstlon an tha bluff; onoa again to
liwaammh. If any son sf his had
Aad right tortto
una nennle
awaatato
“Of eanamthasU
m* mid k aanMattolrne;
iTtfirrSta-i
hate
to Is farther from fee world.
Gladys Is queen: twas ■
‘ ft, two year* ago, for her
a aonnaotion of tha sari's.
even hers hates to have hi*
; aad that k why I say
he rafors all bnrinem to am and keeps
ktomslf out of everything. Do you am
what a weight to oarriesT
Mr. Ewan had grown red with the in-
tenritv aad rapidity of hie talk. He re
moved hie hat and mopped hi* face and
" a big silk handkerchief, and
again at Perry, who had
with absorbed interest and who
wm nawritentty thinking it over, look
ing mrioualy at Ewen the while.
"Hava I bored you half to death?"
ashed fee EugHahinan, somewhat rue
fully. "I never told that story before,
~ tan smoideriag for years."
Not I never was more inter-
■y life. I wm thinking what a
sort of fellow you won from
tha amn I met out yonder the other day.
DU they never do anything to clear the
ns trier upf In our country it never
would have been allowed to rest there.”
"ft wm tea far gone; and when
tto toy kilted himself the thing wm
need try all the government papers—
ros'd southern ‘administration organ*’
—M a oonfoarion of judgment. When
came home there woe some
it wm soon hushed. Maitland
up the old piece by that time
so one knew where, but I read
of tha London papers—Truth, I
story that two of the irregular*
with their fellows and
after fee war wm over told a tale that
in Cape Colony. They
feat the young officer wm a ma
il mat.; that up to midnight ha had
id on, but every scout and patrol
warned them that thousands
were ahead, end that it wm
to try. The men began whio-
themaelve* and begged
t to attempt to diemade fee
; and ha did, and they all
to talk, hut he refused to listen.
"At last they halted at a little stream
ami Hotly refused to go a etep further.
Bo ordered, begged and implored. He
promised heavy reward to any one of
ferir number who would come and show
him fee way. Then they heard the night
cries or aigaals of some war parties acrom
tha Bald* and the sergeant and moat of
the asm put spurs to their hones; fee
others followed, and they rode heck five
mites until they wero within our putrolled
Ham; then they bivouacked, supposing,
of eoune, the Lancer had followed them.
But to hadn’t: ha never joined feem oil
next day, and likely m not he had done
hte tori to get through feat strange
country by night alone, and had tried to
carry hte diepatche* to fee detachment
They knew they must tell a straight
er ha ear arete puaiahed. They
it same to
pointed out
_ vvee we
on the one feat met
got hold
they bettered it true;
■ovanunant had fct*
fee devil’s own time in tiding his lord-
ship tto. general over fes numerous
btandars to had made in fee campaign,
and tha Lancen won summarily or
dered off ’ ehnwhere. There wm no <
left to take up poor Arohie’s cause at
hone* aad fee thing died
• "for tto Lord Harry, Mr. Ewan, k
wouldn’t die out here! Wa Yankees
would Neumot mob a thing if it were
old ms mommy.”
“Sometimes I think old Maitland
would to glad of tto chance to do ft,
even broken m to Is;
fes
W It you don't like the
WATCH
You have, trade it off for anoth
er at
Mason's Jewelry Store.
Key and Stem Winding Railroad
Watches of All Kinds on hand.
Feb. 20,1820.
C MOONEY,
Deale: in
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burial mm,
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MOW OH TER
American Market.
Aug. 22, *8t ly
THE
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Red
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Proof
Oats
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FOR SALE
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Darlington, S. C.
September 28, 1882—tf.
Talbott & Sons,
, Yt.,
NMUFUTURERS,
Will furnish Lowest Esti
mates on all kinds of
Machinery, Engines and Boil
ers, Saw Mills, Old Do
minion Corn Mills, Cot
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Cotton Presses, trick and
Tiling Machinery, Plan
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Machinery.
Write to me for prices be
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OOX.TJMBI-A, S. O.
Feb. 20. DO.-lyr.
All M Surutiii.
aaa. s. tools, mcnsv ouvxa
Geo. E. Toale 4 Co,
MANUFACTURERS
—AND—
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Builders Hardware,
ANB
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10 sad 12 Bayne Street,
CHARLESTON, - • 8. 0
Write for Estimates.
May 31, 1888.
Schedule d tht Hutuill* R. R.
Habtsvillx. 8. C., Dae. ' 9.
DAILY MIXED THAI
Leaves Hartoville, 7.1t A. M.
Leaves Jovaon, 7.40 “
Arrive at Floyd’*, 8.06 “
IfoHnfl connection with the South
bound passenger train on the Cheraw
k Darlington Bailroad.
RETURNING.
Leave Floyd’s, 10.00 A. M|
Leave Jovanu. 10.20 “
Arrive at Hartovitte, 10.50 "
Thi* train waits two hours, if necessa
ry, for the North bound freight train
on C. A. D. R. R.
J. L. COKER.
President.
1}
M
FLORENCE
MOT All MU!
To the Citizens of Darlington
and Vicinity:
I take this method of thank
ing you for the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore extended to
me by you, and respectfully so
licit a continuance of the same.
I call your attention to my
irge and well selected stock
of Ladies', Gents’, Misses and
Children’s Boots and Shoes ; not
surpassed by any other dealer
in tne State. I call special at
tention to my
Custom Made
BOOTS and SHOES,
which I warrant to fit and give
perfect satisfaction.
CHAS. BULTMAN.
Dec. 19, '89—6m
FOK C. & D. AND C. k f. RAILROAD!
PassiDBXT’eOnioa
0. & D. akdC. A 8. RAILROADS,
CbtrUatoa, 8, C., May 12,1889.
3u *ed sfur May 12, tha troiaf *•
hf«e road* will run**follows (Sails/SZ*
oopttd) story day t
DOWX CU1H.
louvc Wadotboro eeeoooooe ••••*•••*•*•••••••• •«••••
HffQDQtttaooeooeoe eeeeaaaw* ••##•••**•••* ••••••
Morten's. a.. 6,82
V c Fftrlfood...*.**** eooooo* ...AM
Louto Cheraw • •••••*** eooeoooeaeoas**.^*^®
Cesh’ teeooee ****** eeu»***snss»saef7edS
Sooielj Hill • *•••••••••* eeeees* 8.02
Dove’ e ••• a • . •••••• *♦•••••••••••• 8.22
Darlington • •••••see•**ea*ss* ea 8.42
PalaeUe*.*: •••*•••• *s* 266
Arriv* *1 Florence *•••••»*—*a•••••• 916
or TtAW,
Leave Florence a aaaaaaaa •••••• *•.••• S.10
Palmetto 8 25
Darlington 8.86
Dove' I••aaaoaa* *••***•••••* ***
Society Hill
Cash's ****e*a***ae*ao*ea«e*e*n ®
LeaveCheraw • •aaaa •*•••• •••*••■•.•**
M c Parian a***.*#** 10.08
Morven's *••**. •*••*• *#*t0*20
Bennett e****** *•••*• •••«%•••• 10.86
Lake Wadeaboro *•**••aaaea#11.00
Freight Train going ap.
Leave Florence 7.00 a m
Arrive Darlington T.46am
Freight going down
Arriv* Darlington t.OOpm
Leav* Darlington 8.60 p m
Arriv* Florence 4.10 p m
A. r. RAVENEL, Proa.
Q H Maater Trantportalien.
P M
P M
IT JEW SC£X£33TTX*S
N
ORTHBA8TERN RAILROAD.
12, 1889.
Ohaelrutov, S. C., M*
On
tchedale will b* run
UOINQ SOUTH.
No. 27, Daily.
Leav* Floreaoo
Leav* Kingotree
Arrive Lane*
Leave Lane*
Arrive Charieeton
No. 28, Doily.
Leave Florence
Loav* Kingelrco
Arrive Lanes
Leave Laaes
Arrive Charleetoa
No 68.
Loav* Lanos
Arriv* Charleston
Train No. 68 takes No. 68 South of Lanoo
Train on C & D R R oonn ots at Pier
enee with No 28 Train
GOING NORTH.
No, 71, Daily.
Leav# Charleston
my i;
and nfter this date the following
*1 35 a u
2 29 a m
2 60 e m
9 60 a m
8 00 a m
•9 80 a ra
10 66 n a
11 20 n i
11 90na
1 lOnm
Look out for the Opening Chap
ters of
*7 60 P. U.
• 30 p. m.
Arrive Lane*
Leave Lane*
Leave Kiugetree
Arrive Flerenoe
Leave Cnarletlon
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes
Leave Kiogstree
Arrive Florence
No. 14,
•12 26 am
9 45 a m
2 60am
2 >0 a m
4 20 a m
•4 30 p m
6 28 pm
6 28 p m
0 46 p u
7 66 pm
No. 62. Daily.
Leave Charleitoa 7 *0 a u
Arrive Laaee <) 10 a m
* Daily, f Daily eteept Sun
Trala No. 62 take* No. 62 North Lane*
Train No, 14 connect* at Flor with
Train on C k D R R for Cbornw ob4
Wadeeboro, N. C.
Noe. 62 runs through 4* Colombia
via Central R R of 8 C.
No*. 78 aad 14 ran solid to Wilmington,
N. C., making elot* eosaoetion with W. k
W R R for all
J R. KENLY,
SopA Tran*.
point* Berth.
r
J. t. Divine,
Gea’l Seg’t.
M. ExBMen. Oea’l Pee*. Agt.
“Another Crime,
99
lILilMTW (MEDIA AM ACCGSTi DUMA
May 12, 1881.
GOING SOUTH
Ne. 23.
Leave Wilmington
Loav* Marion
Arriv* Florence
Loav* Florone*
Arriv* Samtor
Leav* Samtor
Arriv* Colombia
No. 60.
•4 26pm
988 pm
10 88 a m
OpwnumM, to walks fee doer aU ateht
amd Mfo Arohte’s hwl tetter iThk
JL Charming Serial Story by
Ne. 27
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winding away fo
ed wife ila aoral
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^ JULIAN HAWTHORN*
the plot of which is gleaned by the talented
Ne 62
No 68
•way,
fo fes valtey,ante*
my, abaarbii fo wah
fee way wm baari wife Saha, aad feat
he neither 1
^r?iauthor from the diary of Inspector
Byrnes, of New York.
Loav* Wllmiogtoa
Loav# Marion
Arriv* Florence
Leave Sumter
Arrive Colam bin
Leave Florence
Arrive Samtor
No 62 roe* through foam Charleston via
Coatrnl R R.
Leaving Lean 9 16 A M., Meoeing 868
AM.
Train oe C k D R R eonneefa at Flor*a*e
with No 68.
GOING NORTH.
No 61.
8.20 a «
4.40 am
4 40am
4. 16 a m
•18.10 p m
12.40 pm
1 29am
flOSS am
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t»20*m
10 28 a m
r, w
r.HmMt aUn* wmhw w
la eanaud halted ktefo
butfoasi
itowunfod to Mg
; aad did uoil
Dr.
Goto Ik* want om up fe* Tolley, aad
I warier ebe is not back.”
ly* Bweu looked at tha young eoWier,
ito Oridat
at feeoddky of feei
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A Story of Thrilling In
terest t Sure to please both
young and old*
Don’t miss the Open-
teg Chapters, which will
appear in a low weeks.
ms v* Columbia.
Arrive Sumter
Leave Samtor
Arriv* Floroao*
No. 78.
Leave Florone*,
Leer* Merlon
Arm* at WUmiegtea,
Ne. 69
Leave Sumter
Arriv* Floroeo*
Leave Columbia
Arriv* Samtor
No. 68,
•10 86 p a
11 68 p at
11 68 p m
116 am
4 86am
6 20am
8 86am
t4 67pm
7 60pm
•6 20pm
6 82pm
ft*
Loav* Florone# *8 16 p m
Loav* Meries 8 69 p m
Arrive al Wilmiagtea 11 60 p m
•Drily. fDitty •xoept Sunday.
N* 66 roaa through t* Chorleotoa. via
Ooatral R R, arriving Moaalag 7 04 P k
Lane* 7 42 P M. Charleetoa 940PM.
No 69 eeaneete at Harases with CRD
trala for Cheraw aad Wadeaber*’.
Eea 78 aad 14 make alee* eeaseeUea at
Wilmiagtea with W * W R1 for aU print*
North.
Train ea Florae#* R. R. It*** Pee D«*
dally exeopt Seedey 4.4# P. M., arriv*
Rewmad 7.40 P. M. Reteralsg lee**
Rewlead 4.20 A. arrive Pea Dee 9.4#
A. M.
Trein as Meeokeater A Angaeie R. 8.
leaves Samtor
A. M., arrive
; leave 1
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