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I’uKrfllYTKKIAN ('Hl'kCI!.—KfV. .T. G. 1 ... I'»»tor: IVeiicliinj;evfry Satibath a( ! 1 a. in. iiivl » iKt p. nr. Snblmlh School at Hi a. m. Prr.ycr HUTliiiK every Wed , neaday aflernooa id o o'clock. M i-.TiioDiar Cm in u.—Hev. .1. A. Uire. .Taator; I’rtaclifng every Smnlay at It a ; m. and SOO |>- m • Snldmlh School at 5 j>. ! m.. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 8 til) l>. Ill: H.M’TIbt Cm m u.—llcv. G. 15. Moore,. Pastor: Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 8:10 p. m.. Prayer meeting every Tuesday at 8 p. m. Kimscoivu. Clt \ I’Kl,.—Hev. W. A. Guerry, Hector. 11. T. Thompson, l.ay Header. Preaching tlrd Sunday at Soil; p. in., Lay Heading every Sunday morn- j fng at i! o'clock. Sabbath School every Sundae morning at 10 o’clock. Macedonia Baptist Ciivki h. —Rev. 1 P. Broekinglou. Pastor: Preiu hiug | every Sumlav at 11 a. m.. and 8t'.O ]>.' m. Sabbath School at tPtO p. m.. Prayer! meeting •reiT o’clock. Harlin city Branch. GOING NORTH. lam w ■ v Ayers Cherry Pectoral ^4 aids expectoration, and hastens recovery. * Dr- J- O. Ajer & Co. Lowell, Mass. I H A fulled or grtiv beard nitty l>o I’uesday evening at 8 30: colored a beautiful mid natural brown 1 or black, at will, by using Httcking- hnin’fi Dye for the Wliisket*. I . m ™ '5 g«r Mr. Alert/, takes pleasOre "i aunonue-1 1 ing that he has a large collection of i ; choice flowers for sale at Ins eonserva- : lory, one and a half miles from the! Square, and stands prepared to duplicate the prices of njiy other crtaldishment in the South.- He keeps the plants suitable 1 <01 MY OFFN KRS. SlIKlEP.—W. P. .Cole. C>M£itK<)E CoettT. W. A. Patrol. TukascukiC—i. P Bass. AeniTon.— W. II. I.av.iencc. PitOtUTi: .ItnoK. T. II. Spain. CoiioNKk R. G. Parnell. S< i:o"! 1 ommissioneu. -M II- Pi'Uis.; f,,,. .,)] n,,. amclucr cultivator, hut if rare (' i, • ■ . T Y ( <»\f M ISKTOX KHh*.—K Ui- r i . . , i . i it U \\ McKi it/ie, A. A Gaudy. “ rc ' vn,lU ' a ‘"I’J* ■' "‘‘ ,n , in u very shorl time. 'PIk* I'ditnr Imi* ’ —— ,U-iili wit It Mr. Merl/. for several years. | and can testify to his reliability and ter | tlie splendid condition of all the plants We hesitate about pronouncing, he sends out. bini a la'iidY tetor vvlto ehtplow his 1 jiov.era as.a 'ittirist in bolding up to! SaliiT from (hr ruljiit. ItueUU'ii’s Arnica Salvi'. The best salve in the world for cuts, ridicule and sporn Mie (follies and j bruises, sores, jilecrs, salt rheum, fever < . Sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, i Vices ol men. I here nifty be tlmstc ( . orns s :,in eruptions, and posi- j who etui be reached in no other way. i lively cures pih<s. or no pay required. It | . . . 4 , , j* ; is to iriv<* ihmIccI satisfaction, CHANDLER, SHAW & CO. S DM TEE, So. Ca„ are: selliao Mens and Boys All Wool Suits at $4.50. Mens and Boys All Wool Pants at $1.50 Boys Suits, ages 4 to 13, at 75e. Mens and Boys Wool Hats at 50c. Mens and Boys Felt Hats at 45c. » Mens and Boys Linen Collars at 8, 10 and 12 ? c. Mens and Boys genuine Celluloid Collars at 18e. Mens and Boys genuine Zylonite collars at 12 J c. Harris’ wire buckle, grip back Suspenders, every pair warranted for 12 months steady wear, at 25c., 50c., and 75c. TAX XOTICE. The tax hooks will be open at the j places and dates named below for the collection of State. County. Special . Train No. 31, County, School, Special School and Poll k Leave Vances 11.00 Taxes for the fiscal year ending Novcm- Snells 11.23 I her 1, 1890, and ending October 31, 1801: Purlers • 11.33 Lydia, October 20 and 21 1 Arrive Harlin city 11.04 Philadelphia. Oetolicr 22 GOING SOUTH, a m Train No. 32, Leave Harlin city Purlers Snells Arrive Vances 714 7.37 7.48 8.10 GOING NORTH. Train no. 33, ! Leave Vances 7.40 Snells 8.00 Parleys 8.14 8.34 Leavensworth, October 23 Mcehanicsville, October 24 Antioch, November 3 Hartsville, November 4 and 5 High Hill, November 0 Swift Creek, November 7 Lamar, November 10 and 11 .Jasper, November 12 Society Hill, November 13 hnd 14 Cypress, November 17 Stokes Bridge, November 19 and 19 Darlington, October 15, 10,17,19,2(1 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31; November 2, 9, 10 arrive Ha Hn city land 20, ami to December 15 inclusive, : excepting Thanksgiving Day. j (• U1M i . (11 111. Books will close at 2 p. m. on Satur- Tram no. 34. 'l a . vs - I Leave Harlin citv 5.04 Levy for Stale purposes, mills Snells r, 21 Levy for County purposes, 3 mills Parleys 5 40 Levy for Special County purposes, 1 Arrive Vances (j'oo mill 1 L_ Levy for Constant Schools. 2 mills j Levy for Special Schools, 31 mill- Lew for Interest School Bonds, 1 of a! mill Total levy in graded School District, 141 mills Total levy in balance of county, 10} mills Poll tax, tSl.OU J. K. BASS, Treasurer !) C. —A 1. S <)— • perfet Price For sale at Wilcox’s drug siore. Do You Know Bill we ‘rv.nm vale the good ' nr money refundH. J'rUa-35 ceqis perj httvior imltii eu bv fear of the lash j bo V: big;!). it 'l"es not jifoeectl 11'otil i — geiittitte jtvinMiilo tuul from a love >d | virlmv I’ e'it,: own •■ake. It tiiny bei but titr fiili}! t'everiu;; . for lltej l\,s.'I Jirojielisit ies whicll tiiv cob- j st.mtly looking iitii for op]iortntiitiest when they intif 1 gratify thcmiselves I witbampimity. ^le who encourages* iiti- ftain of hypociicy. cannot be! trusted as .»%Bc lecher of moral- j i 1 v. * £2 | Admiifiiig Jwwcwr that satire| l> m P m Pond Bluff Branch. OOING NORTH. Train no. 27. : leave Gutawvillc 8.40 ntiiv lie ieyilpntllely elitjiloycil to ! ■yviicrc the Largest ami Most Complete Clothing ami. Gents* Fiiriiishing House in South Carolina is Located? A FompUdr Lim* of St ( v!isli. Ri'rfVct I’iHht”’. Square Sliuiilder, Tailor Radc Suits for Hen ami Boys, at the Very Lowest Briees. REMEMBEB D THE PLACE: If you >lo not, the next time you visit should l Columbia give me a little friendly call, j and I think yoa'll la: eomiueetl that | | mine is the place. season I have been unusually \ September 29. 1891. This jiiHiish tire misconduct of tfierictSn-:. we insi l that,At is a wettpon that ilk- miflistetjiW ihc gos|icl cinnloy ■'' Sparingly, if til till. It isitojhis mission to castigate the a iekt 1 for tiieii wickedness, but ! f.nt U UH! e in securing bargains, aiid yoi?fl! to win tluiijt if i>os sible t<> ii love of! tint! tJie lar^ot slock and nokbicsf st \ les gnoducssA ’MPniessage with which |iu he is charged is one of Jove, merev and forgiveness. While be should seek to arouse in men and women a conviction of (heir sinfulness, lie should not indicate any special forms of sin. lie should be too full j evt , r s i ioW |. | u n,^ The prices of the great truth that a free and twill astonish you, because this is ex- abundant pardon is offered, to allow \ elusivcfy a his mind time to think of all the | liltle forms of has: mss to tvhieh sin j leads its votaries. The reputation j whielt he may win hy saying sharp i things ahont people’s btidness, is) won by disregitrdiug tt minister's j foremost duly. Kvery pretieher of j the gospel should lake the (Saviour i a's his model in pieacltiug gs in | !lml _ . . . , , t iBlvaiuftge of lower prices than can be t .v. vlnmg • * 1 ' ,u,u ‘ 1 11 i had by Uiose carryinir mixed slocks In All of flic very 1m drsuoprscs or Him u dd spoke ifimtn I, d never before .-poke n.,- iUctVfB a CHANDLER, SHAW & CO. At ^Vinn’s Old iStaml, Siimtcr, S. i\ 9-9-91 FilUrlUifii Cents' * lotlmm AND B. 0. BRISTOW. Book S e l l e r a n d S t a t i o n e r Music and Nows Doalcr. Fnniisiiinu; Store, i PIANO’S and ORGANS SOLD. Music at Catalogue Prices ami huyi'tg in large quantities l get the T, ' c N> ' v Rehr Bros. A Co. ami Weaver Piano e; t ApliatiTtl' .tttm iatioif of liroml primMplM uml nnmeasttred Condem- The Ksty, Carpenter, Kimball ami Weaver Organs, makes and guarantee!’!. Sold on liberal instalment plans If von want a Piano or Organ let me place one in your home on trial. -1 LOT 21I VIn n,, [| e gant Line of Elite Stationary at Prices that will as- phased win, me tonish. A large line of Books, Albums and Plush Goo'ds suit- W bile ! you'll eerlainly stork he deiioune-f ” l ” < K . am showing this suistm. It eon- j {||)jg fOR preSBIltS. [' i 1 ' - talus a stock of my own careful selection, ing in the sliongest tetiiis 'be ■ ail( | ^ g0 ex t enH j v ' ( , (U1I | varied that you’H hvpoeriey of the .-•elfright> , oiis Phar- find everything ueeessarv and desirable, isee■>. He dt^t;11 mo-l tenderly with 1 In addition to Clothing. 1 have Boys’j individual weaknesses. Nol’hing in . ^^'Wthigsk flats and Shoes, juaking | : this a complete outfitting depot. Ins sermons .savors 01 ihppuney 01 | j,, lightness of speech. He undershKHl MRlB?OIA/eAOl all the depth of littman depravity as i w re ww M re fully as anv man of oar dttv can' do. 1 1 h;ive exclusive sale in Columbia of Dr., Jaeger's Celehraled Sanitary Woolen ! to :imttsi‘ ■ ““ Hut He never sought < tie jie.rl of liis System and- also of Dr. Warner’s well Ileachcs and Spaldings Ruse Halls, Hats, Gloves, Masks, Relts, Caps etc, til catalogue prices. A large line of Hummocks from 7‘>e. Si.?') and up. Cromiet sets eouiplete til SI.on, SI.?*), SI.50. A large line of the newest Novels by the best Authors always on hand. New ones added weekly as published. Any book not in stock will be ordered tit catalogue prices. Anything in the Stationary, Musical or Novelty lines to be had at "lienee by piquant! known Sanitary Woolen System. TheRe l ^^ DARLINGTON HOOK STORK, descriptions of the-ins of the other goods arc recommended by many of the ! part. l,i one word, lie was as a leading physicians, and you’ll get them B. 0. BRISTOW, Proprietor. preacher just * It.it v .ingeli-t is not. the modern *' ■ mu .Never Fails. Mr. S. M. Soliusiiti. Walnut Grove. 1 Miss., tvriies: ‘'Kni the past .-eventI , veers I inlvebee'i tt ittg il igho'i '^'otlil• in my i'gmdv for l iiilf-aiu! fever, and bite' f eind. iv !" I e llti 1 I. ■ ! ivmedy i haw ever ttsed. It has no! failed in a-iugL'ittstanee.’’ Sold bv Drugqists. from me at catalogue prices. n. I, K1AABD, 120 Main Street, (lolumbia, d. C. JOHN C. WHITE, Durling’ton, South Carolina.* Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Piping, House Furnishing Goods, Bolts, Tobaeeo Flues, &e. Call aai Eiaiaiaa Oar Ciotli, aid we eaa Please loo. i Anv thing Not in Stork Mill be Ordered fur Vo a. M. C. ALEXANDER, Corner Pearl and Grove Streets, DARLINGTON, KOI TII ( A iiOIJNA. Professional Cards. 'file distention of the stomach hi -Ii 'a ny |»••.>{ ■ ft • I al t i* iMting. . he line to iiiiproper mastication ! . };•• f «>,!; I l;t. in mi.-; iv-t ... ii h- •j.-ai.-- a »•.•::kites, of ill- digestive nigaas the!.: i riTiudy for whieli !s ,:e o: A \vr - Iht!s, to Ik* takeii aflt r dintu r. M--.it WHls. d : r : , t . j > o.:r . :ti>:eii--'. l!.:d fo . .V | d.-un -.lybii- K -.f Sill- W. F. DA KUAN, ^Attorney - at - Law, DARLINGTON, S. C. *>3;ei over Bint kwell Brothers’ Store. Furniture! Furniture!!’Furniture!!! -:o:- -:o:- ; T1IK CIIKAPKST LARGEST ami HJfST iJNK of FfRN IT URL EVER E. KF.rril DABGAN,: Attoraicy at Law, DARLINGTON, S. C. OFFERED TO THE 1'Kol’LK oF DARLINGTl’N COUNTY. ! •/ .for C i!l-:tiVi;8i‘-!l, Dr. f.if- I’fl-. It'ii M.-«> A rflifa i.ii e .nid have • " •■! i m.d’l.i '.'■al -• i! well, . , ,vi • • uni' •:oil -sti.— v\ c :si e! . ile i<i e o'.iiiit i . . . : . ■ oi.i :■ .• : l<> • ;e-i. ■ : I n li ly ■•• • tboir |ise. 'I in w ha.o vvdh iti II -m M |mj ilarii v i meii;-. Fo. ale :il Win ..or. I 'Flip First Step. Nettles A Nettles, ATTORNEYS ■ AT - LAW. Darlington C. II., S. C. Will pr ietieo in all Stale and Federal Furls. Careful attention will In* given lo all ho.dticH- cnlru-tod to us. P. Bishop Parrott, Stcnograplirr : and : Tj|if-wrltcr. i Koii ami .i hr:it copviko Mir.ietTKD. Testhnoiiv reported iu short-hand amt I v pi -wrilleu Iransi'rlpt of same furnished j al n iisoaiible rates. Good spellirig. correct puni'tliation and ; Yon ai-ai work I'leiratiW ed. Olliee wiih Netth's A. Xeltles. i -i . !■ ep. C'lll ! : holt., Cil'l i do ■ ■ thing o viii -ut'-Javuwt, .li.d Von wonde;' v.iiat tti’s yon. iioiild li'. il iIk- vvii.-iiiug, yon .in t, ngil. Hr-: :■ 11.p into Nervoiis I*,. Yoi. niHska Nerve Tonic :i!iu in l.kviric Ritters you will liud the . xe t r.' iteily for restoring your :. -rvm! -• nir-i i" itbrnthl. liealthy eoaditi 'it. ci'ji: ithig r-.-’ttU* follow the ii so of this iivit N.rie Tonic • <d ALot.— *.' Your ap|b.-lile re- DAiJLJKGTyN. H. C. q;'ii.. mi! (liq-s-,; i i i Ie. ror.al, ttiid I’riteli. es iii the vniteiY States Court 1 ,,||.| 1 resume heal- 1 ;!'!? l' ir<, . ult ' < - ! >r " l "l ,t THE LATENT AND MUST LMl l.'UVED DESIGNS AND FINISHES IN RED ROOM SUITS IN WALNUT, ANTIQUE OAK, loth L'ENTURY and OLD ENGLISH. GIVI': IS A CALI.. Wi: WANT YOI It THAIU: and AVI LI. DO OUIt VKKY 1BHHT TO 1*1.HASH YOU. Respectfully, Haynsworth & Boyd. ( . P. DA1*(»AX, ATTojtNKi' AT i AM) I -On March 1st, 18!)1- Trial Justice, JVK M ILL MOVE INTO THE HEWITT BUILDING NEXT DOOR TO McCALL & RURCII. OUIt STOCK OF eHAihiKIlAiUn’S WILL RE ( OMl’I.ETE IN . h, i: iio.i, I ry a lioitls itt'M jlcoi’-- drnu.-toiy, I'i-ice 50e. Hiti'iitioh to ill hrtslriess enlrususl to me.! Olliee, Ward’s Lane, next to The Dar- ; lington Herald offlet. 'i EVERY 1’ARTICULAR. la now better | ire-pi fed than ever to serve ciislonicr.v with the iijiia] full slock of Wilis, Lips, Gin iii Tiara. The many customers oh this well known establishment throughout Darlington County are guaranteed that a continuance of their patronage will mean FOR THEM ‘The Best Goods for the Least Money. T!;8 Pliffioix Fiirnite Coiiipatiy, OFUII AHLKSTON, S. V. :- : Wiiale*sale anil Retail Furniture Emporium. FINE, MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICKS CHEAP FUliNITUliK SUITAHLF. FOR COUNTRY TRADE In Large Variety At Factory Prices. Tiie People’s “ ' of Darlington. S A V I \ (. S I) E P A It T ill E A T. DEPOSITS SOLICITED FROM ONE DOLLAR AND UPWARDS. And 5 per cent. Interest paid thereon. “Small Saving’; j^ake Large profits.’ E. KEITH IIAlUiAX, M . A. < AKKK.AIY. II. I.. ( IIAIII.ES. fresidout. Vlce-Presltleil. Cashier. MiGli Firs & Mari INSUItAM BO < <>. .SPRINGFIELD, Mass. A "“itey tit Darliiigton, So Ua. II. L. CHARLES, Agent RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Tlte Hartsville Railroad. DAILY MIXED TRAIN. Leave Hart villi 5:10 A. M. Jovnnn, Ft.vdN. 1 );irlin^l<»n <J.OO Arrive at Florence This train makes connect inti with the South bound passenger train on 1 iu (’he- raw A Darlington Railroad. RETURNING. Leaves Florence 2:00 P. M. Arrive at Hartsville 3.50 Tins train waits two hour r, if neees- saw, for the North hound freight train on the C. A 1). it. It. J. L. COKER, R resilient U. S. *V X. Kailroael. GOING NORTH. Train No. 1. Leave Charleston *).:;() ]i m PregnaH's (i.f>. r ) llnrleysvillc 7.05 J UCK.S Ilollv mu 7.24 Connors 7.32 Eutawvill:' 7.3!) Ytinees 7.51 Merritim K.OCi St. Patti S.2U Smnmerton S.2S ’ Silver S.37 Paeksville S.Pd Timlall il.OP Siiutter I). 17 Oswego 0.34 St. Charles #•’•51 Kliiotts 10.10 Lamar 10.17 Syracuse 10.33 1 larlinglon 10.50 Mont Clare 11.07 Ifoliins Neck 11.24 Mamleville 11.45 Honiiettsville 12.01 a m GOING SOriTI. 'Train No. 2, Leave RennetLviile 5.50 a 111 Mandeville 0.05 Kohin.s Nuuk 0.2‘.l >lont Clan 0.47 1 larlinglon 7.07 Syracuse 7.25 I.amar 7.42 Elliotts 8.00 St. Charles 8.10 Oswego 8.28 Sumter 0.00 Timlal 9.16 Paeksville 9.20 Silver 0.42 Sumnierton ’ 0.52 St. Paul 10.00 Merritim 10.15 \’anees 10.31 Eutawville 10.41 Connors 10.48 Holly Hil 01.55 IVcks 10.57 WarlevviUe 11.12 Prcgiudl- 11.20 Arrive Charleston 12,50 p m GOING NORTH Train No. 3, Leave Giiaileston 5.00 11 ■>* Prggn.dls 0.15 ll.irlevi ille 0.54 Peeks 7.09 Holly liiH 7.11 Gomtors 7.18 Eittawv ille 7.24 Vances 7.31 Merriani 7.51 St. Pan! 8.0:i Sumnierton 8.10 Silver 8.18 Paeksville Timlal 8.39 Sumter 8.54 (iswego JI.OH St. Ghurks , 9.32 Elliott 9.48 Lamar 10.(2 Syracuse 19.1 i 1) irl ngtou io.r, M ml Glare 10.31 Robin's Neck 10.51 Manderville 11.14 Arrive Bennettsville 11.3 > GOING SOUTH. Traiu No. 4, LeaveBeimottsville 5.25 p n Mi mler vi He 5.40 Robin’s Neck 6.03 Mont Clare 6.22 Darlingtor. 0.10 Syracuse 0.55 Lamar 7.10 Elliott 7.24 St Charles 7.32 Oswego 7.40 Sumter N.00 Timlal s.n; Paeksville 8.2? Silver 8-37 Suinmcrioii 8.40 St Paul 8.02 Mcrrium 0.00 V amis 0.21 Eulawv ille 9.32 Gonnors 9.39 Holly Hill 9.40 Peeks 9.47 llarleyvillc 10.02 Pregnalls 10.10 Arrive Charleston 11.30 GOING NORTH Train No. 5, a 1.1 Leave Entail \ ille H.10 A rrlv eViinees GOING SOUTH. Train No. (i. LeaVeS utiets 8.2'l a 11 , AniveEuttt'vville «.1« a m Belvidcre 8.43 arrive Ferguson • 9.0(i GOING SOUTH. Train no. 28 leave Ferguson 9.34 Befvidcre 9.49 Arrive Eutawville 10.04 Trains 1 and 2 have through cars trains daily except Sunday. JJorriuni, Snoels ami Belvidcre and flag stations. J. II. AVERILL, General Matmger. C. & D. and C. & S. Railroads. GOING DOWN Bennett's MorvenV McFarland I'hevav; Cash’s Society lull Dove's Floyd’ Darlington Palmetto Arrives at Florence 4:14 A. M. 4:30 4:37 4:47 5:08 5:24 5:40 5:50 0:00 0:20 0:30 0:45 GOING UP. Palmetto Darlington Floyd’s Dov e’s Society Hill Cash’s Clieraw McFarland Morvcn's Dennetl's Arrives at Wndeshoio Freight Train Going Up. Leaves Florence (i : 45 A. M. Arrives at Darlington 7:20 Freight Going Down. Leaves Darlington 0:49 P. M Arrives at Florence 7:25 A. F. RAN ENEL. President. W. C. & A. Railroad. 8:35 P. 8:50 9:00 0:11 7:17 9:37 9:02 Hist 10:30 10:38 10:45 11:00 M. GOING SOUTH. No. 23. Leaves Wilmington *0:25 p. in. Marion 0:35 Arrives at Florence 10:30 a. m. No. 50. Leaves Florence 3:20 a. in. Sumter 4:30 Arrives at Columbia 0:10 No. 27. Leaves Wilmington *10:10 p. lit. .-larion 12:40 a. III. Arrive. ,t Florence 1:20 No. 58. Leaves Sumter 18: If. a. 111. Arrives at Columbia 0:5o No. 08. Leaves Florence t 0:40 Arrives at Sumter 8:00 8.15 *9:o0 p. m lo:o7 *8:50 p. m 9:5o No. 52. runs through from Charleston via Central Railroad, leaving Lanes 7.30 a. m„ Manning 8.05 a. m. Train on C. 1). Railroad eonneel., at Floreuee with No. 58. GOING XORTI' No. 51 Lean s Coiuml/i? *]0.45 p. m. SmntcT ,2:04 Aanves at I' lo;cm e 1:15 a. 111 No. 18. ia-aves Florence 4:45 a. m Marion 5:34 Arrive at Wiln;L.gion 8:55 No. 59. Leaves Columbia fodio p. m Arrives al Sumter 7:00 Lv. Sumter 7.00 Ar. Flon .100 No. 53. [.eaves Columbia Arrive* at Sumter No. 14. Leaves Florence Marion Arrives at Wilming.on 12:2o “Daily, tDaily, except Sambty. No. 5!! runs through to Charleston, via Central It. R., arriving at Manning 9:39 ]>• m.. Lanes 11:17p. m., Charlestoii 12:50 • p. in. No. 59 connects id Fle.rem t with the 1 C. & D. train for Cheravv and Wades- boro. , Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection 1 at Wilmington with the NV. A NV. it. It. for all points North. Train on Florence Railroad have Pee Dee daily, except Sunday, at 4.40 p. in., and arrives at Rowland 7JI0 p. m. lie- Jurning leaves Rowland at 0.30 a. m.. arrives at Pee Dee 8.50 a. in. Train on Manchester A Augusta It. it. leaves Sumter dallv, 10.5! Returning rives at Sumter 1.40 p. m. J. It. KENLEY,General Manager. ’J’. M. EMERSON, Trailic Managers. J. F. DIVINE, General Superintendent iiuiii t/ii .» c'.mmMLI iv aYII > 1'UM«I ||. 1%. leaves Sumter daily, except Sunday, at 10.59 a. m., arrives at Rimini 11.59 p. m. Returning leaves Rimini 12.30 p. m., ar- Northeastern Railroad. GOING SOUTH. No. 27, Daily, heave Florence *1.30 a. m 2.50 5.00 Arrive Lanes Arrive Charleston No. 23, Daily. j Leave Florence *8.05 p m Kings! rte 9.30 i Arrive Lanes 9.00 Arrive Charleston 1.50 No. 53. Leave Lanes Arrive Charleston Train on C. A I), it. R. connects at Florence with No. 01 train. GOING NORTH. No. 78, Daily. Leave Charleston Arrive Lams Leave Lanes King-tree i Arrive Florence No. 14. Leave ('haiiestou Arrive Lanes Leave Lanes Kings! ice j Arrive Florence No. 52, Daily. Leave Charleston Auive Lanes *.1120 p. m 12.50 *1.15 a. 111 3.00 3.00 3 »0 4.30 *5.18 |>. 7.00 7.0(1 7.24 8JI0 *0.00 a. m 7.25 * Daily, t D-dly cxoqii Snndii'', No. 52 j uns 1 iii'oug’' jo Co'.uinhla vi:e Celitial R. It. of S. C, Nos. ;-j and ‘ i •,.« soikl In Wilmington N. e'. to e.'n . .q.i.c om!, l .|i,,i, v. :ih W, A W .' i joduts North, T. 5’. LM FRs IN i '• - a {ft. ■Lit I IN .5, •'b liuiul Miu.a-ti. J F DIVINE, GeucruJ Suwiriuteutlfuj