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T » DIRRCTORV. I'KKunyTKniAX Cni'Kcii.—Her. .1. «) l. 1v, Fexfni; I’KRctiin^evt'iy Sail! nth nl 1 i r. ii’. a i i S 00 p. m. Sahlittlh Srliool a IO:i. m. Prayer mectinj every Wei’- n—> 'ey nflermion at o’cloc 1 ;. Mkt:i<hm ■; C 1 in: ii. -lie . I. A. U'ci Pj. Iih; i'leiti ilinjr e-. erv ''■umlav al 11 : m. uel SIX) m.. Sal’liaiIi Selm.il at ‘i p. Hi.. I’ra ei ineelinj; even TlmrMlay a! S :t'l p. ie. V.PIse,i|.M. <■ H \ r M !. —IJev. W. \. U’l ri v. Heeler. II. T. Tli.-nip lee Healer 1’r. ae’enj ti.l S,. .; t | '1:', p. in.. r,:n Ilea liny eiei ii.lae m.i.i- ine .ii 11 e\ ]. e .. Sat ! ai I, t-’i ie.oi < v* . \ Sunday iiioriiine al 10 .Vel.irl;. Vuiiomv I’ .1 i i.-r ('imp il. IN" I. I*. Hr’iekir. . till . I‘.i»Iot; I'reae'iiii' evi rv u ..lav at 11 a. in., and Still p. in S al ’’e'.aitl al t’.ttll p in . 1’iave m ey n eierv T'.tesd v v i n at s of Rev. B. tVilsoii P. i'Jor r.rr Bi '.rii I. > all.e’l I ‘ilileill'll. i''e5 vt’ Kin" 11- ■, I’el riinrv * s I liae " dinvii I 'itvie ' I. 11 (i. lin liltiml Fflil’i :l ’. i: ■f+, .lo’iiisoiiville. (.'nntl !!ii]ie 1'YHniiin t>o, 1. l-'il.-l !'. f ii 11 it!) tt 1 tl. f-illein. i'el.niiin Some men who are too lazy to work, and too proud to l>eg, and con sider themselves too honest to steal,' don't seem to mind buying on a credit when Ihev have no earthly prospect of paying the debt. Women v.ho siiflVr fjoiii nervous, and physical debility lind great help in the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It produces the rapid elTect of a stimii- lanl. wiiliiiP r’.iction —the result licingr. peiniimeni increase of strenglh and vigor. I.idh of mind s lid body. Sunday School Teachdr (candidly) —I'm afraid. .Inlinny. Unit 1 will never me-.-t yon in heaven. Johnny—Why? Wind have you been doing. “I In.re used Ayer's Pills for the jiaM JO year-, and am satisfied I shoiild 'ml I n iiiive today if it had no! I..n i'or lliein. They cured me of dyspepsia when all oilier remedies f..ii. .|. —1' P. Bonner, t'liester, I’a. Aur's Pills are sold by all drng- •i’sts. It is every woman's duty, first to RHEUMATISM neuralgia, and sciatica can always bo successfully treated with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla A cure Is sure to follow the persistent use of this medicine. * Has Cured Others will cure you. IT IS UNNECESSARY i To attempt to enumerate all we have in our store! We have anything you want and - Satisfactory - Prices: Greatest Yartetf! Guarantee GREATEST Clothing Sale Ever Attempted by Any House in the City or State. LllSi Steel! Lowest Pies. ii;. Mars ’’In:V. ! iloitv, IVInn rv iers. ll. m<olid to her family, and t'dul (n-o-iety. to ap].ear neat and ; i tr.icii e. and loan adiantage in I ‘vorv wav possible. ' i ' . j— (a 00(1 Looks. (limd looks arc more th.ni skin' j ! "p. d< i cn iinv up,,a ;■ healthy con- j iilioti of ;.li the .ital organs, if the | liver l c inactive, you have a 1 ilion- look, if yyur stomach be discorded yon have a dyspeptic loo!; and if your kidneys be affected you have a pinch ed look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Klectrie Itit- t ts is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly <>n these vital organs. t deal of Fit-tern n miev is ? i'i'"l'l«'S l-lotches. 1 oils and gives a good complexion. Sold al Wilcox's drug slorc, 5flc. per bottle. t ome t» lllvAIM}! AltTtlKS ami vve will n {'ii'Hiiii' i uii. .KSPKri lT l.l.v. suBsciiiBE for Edwariis, Nomient & Gompany, mu'i i\ Tiii: west. 0 c Rraxan Why Motiry lias Been Srarre Oat Thrrr—I’apitallsls Srarod hy Threats of Inlla- tlon—A Belter Time Coming. A gre ' now loancl in ‘lie West at various | rates of ’n'eves*, but lending money on mortgage is not the business of I he poor man has two articles the large city tanks. These have: that the capitalists want, and they to keep tin ir funds within easy | are the profits of bis lalsir and >-• THE : DARLINGTON : HERALD reach, in order to be able to lend out i vote. If you give him your vote he as much as p.issil.le and yet be in a position to meet all demands from their depositors. The large life insurance companies are the heaviest lenders on mortgage: whether t!iev : will get the other. Lilllo (JirlN Experience Lighthouse, In a ’’Min .■! lett t written by Mrs. Ada K , . II ird of Groton. S. I)., we q lote: “Was lend money on \\ cstern farm mort- m en with a iiad eobl. wetieh settled on gage- o: - not we do not know. ; m ' inye. eon"li set in and linally lerni - ° ' n t ’d in eonsiimption. ronr dociois- In'* .IJivat ImlK of MIC WosM^n* ir vt* uu* uj» savinir I vouM li\<* Imt ji s ! iort morl^Ji^fs ivn- pmltaUv owned l.v ,i51 *• I m It up to my •'•‘viour, . ' o *!erimnco it 1‘ onM not stav witn mv private m imdunls w ho have inonev f r , on v :i r\U, I would mret my ai .-cm t ) invest and no business of llieir. on get Dr. Kinn s a«*w Discovery ff»r ( on* own to invest it in. A Western S i;n;>5ion, couijlis and colds. 1 Lravc it a mortgage comp.inv or bank lends tri.il, look in all ei^lit iioirles; it Ims < nrt . • 1 ed me and IliiniK (loci I am now a well the money in the lirst place and then and hearty woman." Trial hollies free at sells the mortgage through an i :irn,r « , Jf“l» r *'i» > «'<•• *«d Eastern agent, guaranteeing the pay-' 1 . —^ incht of principal and interest. The ' 'hink tho'e shoes .voiMi real lepijer of the money usually gets i mcnhingf < ' 1 i ' 8,) '° al "* six per cent, or right per cent, in- 1 hem and put new uppers on ii U’rest; the mortgage company or bank i , * H,ni ' Ihestrj.igsa^c still gmit. f wlik’h negotiates the loan and takes To n|v |.’ < .||o>i ( iti/ens: . the risk gets I he difference, whatever ( | ain f oro ‘ ( . ( l to appeal for help that It may be. between that rate of in- | )lmv | )( . ( . nu bled to snpiortmy tercet and whgt the farmer actually: | am partly disabled by a pays. But when both the borrower wound received in the war and from and the mortgage company fail, then j doing hard daily work. This added to the Eastern lender has to stand the, an attlie'ed wite, who requires con- loss. ! stunt attention, i takes it necessary The scare!tv ot inonev in the West ! !,at 1 •' !, > I 0 " I 1,I I ,H> 1 ,K ‘ ar ! i home. I had the misfortune Inst: summer to lose my horse, and now Only $1 a year. 1 { t. *•> ask vur aid lo enable me to purchase an iiher so tliat I can supj'o'‘l niv-i sell and family. Any gift will I c’ ucceptable. licsjK-ctfully. •».1ojix K. 1'fNricii. When she became Misa, the clung to Costorla. When ihe had Children, she gave them CaaVorUh during the past two years has been largely due to tbe fact that the in flationists have been di ing their be.-t to frighten anvlsnlv from lending money there, by prophesying general ; bankruptcy and by deiminding law.* which would compel nio.iev-leiid.-r- i to rec ive payment in a dep vi i tod j currency. Of course no one who has money wants to lend out 100! , ‘ ; Vr i.t i. limiy was siel., we gave .ier C ustorta. cent dollars with the expectation vvben she was a Child, the cried for Caatoria. Of getting back 70-cent dollars, or Bogus dollars, when I he loan comes due. With the great boom which the Western country has revived throng!, this year’s abundant h irvests vve havi no doubt that money would soon be abundant there if Eastern pooph could be sure that the laws will uol be changed to their disadvantage. The calamity howlers, such as Simp son and 1’offer, and tin free silver agitators are the men who arc re sponsible for any difficulty that may now exist in the way of borrowing money on reasonable terms.—X. V. Witness. Cultivate Rirr. The suggestion df .Messrs. Dan Tahnuge's Sons it Co., to cotton gdrvvcrs that rice be adopted as a crop on lands withdrawn from the culture of tile staple has attracted widespiend attention. Enquiries in regard to the matter have grown so tiunicrous that they have printed a little pamphlet, giving hints as to deed, planting, cultivating, harvesting and marketing. The document is brief, but full enough for the guid ance of any practical planter and can Ik* obtained free of charge of either of their respective houses in New York, Charleston or New Orleans. It is said that rice will yield over IjDO.OO to *75.00 per acre; cost of planting $20.00 to *55.00; the difference in outcome is due to character of cultivation or seann* This year prices have been high and results in many instances far lieyoud the larger amount noted. The fact that the production is far Inflow the requirements of the United States would seem to be an additional reason for at least giving it a trial. It is near tbe time of preparation for first planting, fence prompt action should be taken in order to |«t full bvweiit Vi luv tfMVU. Special Notice! If you waul any Stock in the Agent for Darlington fount). IIiicklen’M Arnica Halve. Tlic best salve in the world for cits, bruises, sores, ulcers, sail rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ulve perfect satisfaction, i or money re nmled. Price 25 .cents per box. For sale r.l Wilcox'sitri^g sjt'orc. auij U- xi) ! yniloren ur/ wr Pitcher’* Cittoria, Wbdstkr, S. C., Dec. 19, 1C91. I wish I cotilcl let oil who arc Miflcri* •» ' om «/<// AVrivf ilisro.tr know just how gucJ your remc.ly i«t. My son used it one year, ami n row the stotitest child 1 have. With many thanks, l remain yours, 1!. A. TATK. GpNasir., Pa , Dec. *3, 1891. 1 hav • not had one of my bad spells since I com* inenccd taking your medicine, six months ago. TIIURSY t.LMORK. PiiiLADRLPiiiA, Pa., Jan. 2,189a. I jtrrsonnlli/ know of two cases of 1'lls, ' 1 use of St. f'itos f Doner and one of JVer- ron,i frustration cured by this remedy. C. A WOOD, Treasurer American Publishing House. T f you are afflicted v. ith Fits, St. Vitus* Doner, f.... nnnia, or any other Nerve trouble, we will *0 .1 you Our Dottle Free, all charges prepaid by /« o flive Age,:Post-Office and Sta^c.. AtH,rys* laicaEHlcitra.vtttPit'’ 1 FMME! 1 FmilOE! "HE CHEAPEST LARGEST and BEST LINE of FURNITURE EVER OFFERED TO THE I’EOl’LE OF DARLI.NG'JTN COUNTY. * AT * Hiivnsttortirs S^ 0,,( ‘* I'ilE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED DESIGN'S AND FINISHES IN BED ROOM SUITS IN WALNUT, ANTIQUE OAK, IGtlu CENTURY and OLD ENGLISH. ’y lock nf Chamber Suits is Compiete in Every Respect. FRAMES to Order on Short Notice’. PICTURE Ol Every PmriptioH Mndc ; 1 VH ME A CALL. I WANT Y<>1 U TK.VItE and W 1 iTiTTui M\’ VUItY Itl'.HT TO I’LKAHE YOU, Rosportfully, J. II. II A V \ iS \V 0 It T II. riiu Uarlhig'toii Herald is 1$ |»er year. WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS 83 SHOE TH£ best shoe in the world for the money( It Is it sonmlcss shoo, with no tacks or wax thread tohurt the feet: inode of the best fine calf, stylish and easy, and been use we make more shoes of thin grade than anp other manufacturer, it equals baud 1 Sewed shoos costing from $}.U0 to $.'>.00. C&fS 00 llnud-acwcd, the finest Calf (QF9a shoe ever offered for $5.0); equals Ere itch imported shoos which cost from $S.()i to $12.00. .. CiA 00 Ilnnd-Sewcd Writ Hhor, tine ealft stylish, comfortable atul durable. The best Shoo ever offered at this price ; iuune grade as cum- toin-inade shoes costing from $f}.0U to $!i.i»». CO 30 Police Short Farmers, Hailroad Mert <SPW8 and letter Carriers all wear them; fluecalf, ecamlcss, Minooih iiiKldo. heavy three soles, exten- sion edge. Ouo pair will wear uyear. 50 fine enlft no lietter shoe ever offered at this price; ouo trial will convince thoso who want a shoe for comfort and service. OO «5 mid 8‘i.OO Worhimrimin’?* shoes iP*» «ro vary strong and durable. Those who* have given them a trial will wear no other make. RflVQ* 9«.00 mid 81 •73 school shoes are D W Jr O worn by t ho boys every where; they sell on their merits, ns the increasing sales show. I 9.'f.00 Jin lid-sewed shoe, best Carolina Intor-Mate Building and liiidles* ‘2.50* 8*2.00 mid 81.75 shoe fee I Ann IssorintUkll Af Wiinit'.ltrtAn Mlasegnro the best fine Dongolo. Ktyllsh and durabU. IjOnil laiioil. Ul n Illllld^iun. <!n«ilon.-«c« that W. L. ixmgifts' namo and _ T price uro stumped on the bottom of each shoe. \. (., rallon T. J. Drew, at liic rr*T,\KF. ko Rrn«TiTrTF..^rt Insist on local advertised dealers supplylug yen. Ilrrald Ofllrr, who Is Ihr tionoral w. i.. uorolaw, itr»ckton, i>i»«.rfci(i A.J. Broom. Darlington. S. ('. j oil ii C. White, Darlington, Soutli Carolina. Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Piping, House I^urnisliing Goods, Bolts, Tobacco Fines, tic. I sai Elites Oir Stebl, site ws caa Ftease Yet Ait)thing Ant iu Stork B ill hr Ordered for You. Owing to tin- Dt’prt’ssion of the money market amt the low price of cotton. 1 have decided lo close out my stock regardless of cost. This is earlier than any house has ever attempted such sales. The usual time is February. (OIKTER !Vo. I (onlains 250 Suits that sold at $ I O.r.O to $ 1 .■» will now he sold at $7.."SO cash for your choice. This is the lJ«-st Otter ever made in this city by any house. No odds and ends, hut a good rim on sizes. This is your opportunity to invest if you want a bargain. Counters t and :i contain .TOO Suits in Sacks and Cutaways, formerly sold from $ lit to (flLT. Now von can have v mr. choice for $IO cash. These counters contain values that have never been offered bv any one. No trouble to find your size in these taffoi-made gar ments when you have such assortpients to select from. 1 waul the money and room, so this stock piust lie sold, and if you are judges of har- gainsyou will not delay, )j..t come and help move these goods, In addition to the above 1 have placed 250 Pairs of Pants on a counter. This line formerly sold at Five and Six Dollars: now take your choice for Three Dol lars and Fifty Cents. This is the best bargains ever of fered in pants. Remember tin's line of goods is not old stock, hut new stock, this fait, and will be sold for rash, No goods of this sale are allowed on approbation. M. L. KINA It D. Columbia. S. ('. ft|P hU Opportunity! POX’T MU* ■It Your*. ICradrr. Trie majority their on- : porttinitiei. »ml from that cause live in poverty nttd die in ob*cti!itv; Harrowing tiesnatr it the lot of many, as they look hack on lost, forever ioat. opnortiini: v. l.lfcUpna*. lux! Reach out. Do tin and lioim;. innuovoyour opportu nity. ami secure prosperity, proiuiiionc - v-ace. It was said by a nhilosoiihi-r. that "the tiotidess of f ortune o(Ter« a Cttldnt onportunity to each person at some period of life; cmiirace ih».*chance, and Miepoiir* out Iter riches: fail t«do so and site tleparts. nercr to tctnni." Ilotr shall you find the Goi.nr N ooftortnuity? investigate every rhaurn that appears woi ihy. and of fair pt omi.e: that is what ail sue- ce-s'tti men (i<»! Hero is an opportunity, such as is not often within the reach ot laboring people. Improved. It will give, at least, a grand str.it in lifo. Tit# COI.iikn onportunity for many is here. Money to he made rapidly and honorably 1 y any induatrioiisperson of either sex. All ayes. You can do thi wo: k and live at home, wherever you are. Even be ginners are ea»ily earning front 85 to 810 per day. Yon can tio a« n oil if you will work, not too hard, hut ittdnstri* ot'ly; atnl yon can increase your income as yon goon. You can give enaio time only, or all your time to the work. Easy tol’-.tn. I'apTal not required. We start you. Alli«cotn- para-.ively now ami really wonderful. \Ye instruct and show ’ on Low. free, f ailure unknown sinong our work era. No room to explain here. Write ami learn all free, I v r-'-cTi nrill. Unwise to delay. Address at once II. llallctt «&: Co.. JUox 880. Portland, Maine. Professional Cards, AV. F. DAlUiAX, Attorney - at * I jaw DARLINGTON, S. C. Olllee over Blackwell Brothers’ Store, Fi. K FITII DAlUi AX, Attorney at Law, DARLINGTON, S. C, . Nettles k Nettles, ATTORNKVS - AT - LAW, Darlington C. II., S. C. Will practice in all State and Federal Courts. Careful attention will i>e given to all business entrusted to us. P. Bislioj) Parrott, Stenographer : and : Type-writer. I.KO.VI. AND OTlIKtt COI-YIXO SOUCITKI). Testimony reported in sbort-band and type-written transcript of same fttrnisbed at reasonaide rates. Good spelling, correct punetnation and neat work guaranteed. Office with Nettles A Nettles. C. P. DARGAX, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Trial Justice, DARLINGTON, S. C. I’raetiees in the I’nited Stall’s Court and in tlu’ 4lh and 5tb cireuits. Prompt ! attention to all business entrusted lo me. Office. Ward's bane, next to The Dar- i ington Herald office. Ttie People’s Bank of Darlington. SAVINGS DEPART .11 E N T. (EI’OSIT* SOLICITED FROM ONE DOLLAR AND l l’WAR’DS And 5 per cent. Interest paid tliereon. 'gniall Savings |y{alxe Large Profits. keitii dakgan, \»’. a. carrigan. ii. l. charles, President. Vice-President Cashier. The Phoenix Furniture Company, OF Clf AULE8TOX, S. Wholesale and Retail Furniture Emporium. FINE, MEDIUM AND LOW I’RICED FURNITURE ATTHE LOWEST CASH PRICES Mii Fire k laie INSUKANC’K Uo. SI’RMNUFIELD, Mahs. A "“iiey tit 1 )tirlington, So ('a. IT. L. CHARLES, Agent Scirntific American Ariency for For Infommf'no M1JNN S i •>.. Olflftttt bnr-’ M’ Fvcry jvif* m » ‘Do pilbllv' I • q i f : (f\ %>*■;.»• T.nrv'"*t oir • •vorM. • *• NOTICE. CJILAl’ FURNITURE SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY TRADE i lit Large Variety . t vjdi in All persons are hereby warned not to bunt on our land without permission Offenders will lie prosecuted. DM iicuspaju’i.’! for sale at Titt: IlKItAl.ll Office. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. / C., S. & N. R. R. Dated December It. 1891. GOING NORTH. Train No. 1. Daily except Sunday. Leave Charleston fi.oo a in I’regnall's K. 10 llarlovsville S.1S Peeks 8.:! 1 Hollv Hill s.:i4 Connors S.40 Entawville 8.48 Vances 8.58 Merriatn it. 17 St. Patti 9.28 Snimnerton !U3 Silver 9.44 Paeksvillp 9.53 Tindall 10.04 Bnniter 10.23 (Iswi'go 10.34 Ht. Charles 10.45 Elliotts 10.57 Lamar 11.12 Syracuse 11.27 Darlington 11.42 Afont Clare 11.57 Robins N’eek 12.09 p m Mamlevillc 12.24 B-nnettsville 12.37 GOING SOUTH. Train No. 2, Daily except Sunday. Leave BennetL-ville 4.25 ti in Mamleville 4.41 Robins Neek 4.59 Mont Clare 5.14 Darlington 5.29 Svraettse 5.42 Lannir 5.55 Elliotts 0.10 St. Chari‘s ti.l 9 Oswego (i.32 Sumter 0.50 Tindal 7.00 Paeksville 7.17 Silver 7.20 Summerton 7.37 St. Paul 7.42 Merriam 7.53 Vances 8.08 Entawville 8.20 Connors 8.20 Ilollv Mil 8.34 Becks .8.37 Itarlevvillc .8.5(1 Prcgnalls 9.00 Arrive Cl jrleston 10.40 p m itMNG NORTH. Train No. 5, a in Leave Eulawvillc If.to Arrive Vances 10.20 GOING SOUTH. Train No. 0. LeavcA’miecs 8.20 a m Arrive Eulawville 8.12 Harlin city Branch. GOING NORTH, Train No. 31, Leave A'ances 11,00 a m Snells 11.23 Purlers 11.33 Arrive Harlin city 11.04 GOING SOUTH. Train No. 32, Leave Harlin city 7 14 a m Parlors 7.J7 Snells 7.48 Arrive Vances 8.10 GOING NORTH. Train no. 33, Leave A’ances 7.40 [i m Snells 8.00 Parlors 8.14 arrive lla lin eitj 8.34 GOING SOTTH. Train no. 34. Leave Harlin city 5.04 i> in Snells 5.24 Purlers S’ Arrive A'antcs fi.tM Pond Bluff Branch. GOING NORTH. Train no. 27. leave Eulawville 8.40 a m Belvidere 8.43 arrive Ferguson iUHS GOING SOUTH . Train no. 28 leave Ferguson 9.34 a m Belvidere 9.49 Arrive Entawville 10.04 Trains 1 mid 2 have through ears between Charleston and Fayetteville and run daily except Sum av; other trains daily except Sunday. Merriuni, Sneels and Belvidere arc flag stations. J. IL AVER ILL, General Manager. Atlantic (’oast Line.! The Hartsville Railroad. Dated'Jauuar • 4, 1892. DAILY MIXED TRAIN. Leaves Hartsville 5:55 A. M. Jovann, 0:20 Floyd's, 0:40 Darlington 9.00 Arrive al Florence 9.50 This train miikeseonnectioi will) t he Soutli hound passenger train on the Clc - raw ,Y Darlington Railroad. RETURNING. Leaves Florence 2:00 P. At Leave Darlington, 2 35 p III ' Floyds. 3 in Jovann, O Of) Arrive at Hartsville C. & D. and C. & S. Railroads. Dated January 4, 1802. GOING DOWN Leaves Wadesboro 5:oo A. M Bennett’s 5:15 Morven’s 5:22 McFarland 5:32 Cheraw 5:58 Cash’s 0:10 Society Hill 0:25 Dove’s 0:43 Floyd’s 6:51 Darlington 7:05 Palmetto 7:15 Arrives at Florence 7:30 GOING UP. Leaves Florence 8:35 P. 51. Palmetto 8:50 Darlington 0:00 Floyd’s 0:11 Dove’s 7:17 Society Hill 0:37 Cash’s 0.52 Cheraw 10:04 McFarland 10:30 Morven’s 10:38 Bennett's 10:45 Arrives at Wadesboro 11:00 Freight Train Going Up. Leaves Florence 0:45 A. M. “ Darlington 7:20 Freight Going Down. Leaves Darlington 0:40 P. M Arrives at Florence 7:25 A. F. HAYENEL. President. W., C. & A. Railroad. Dated January 4, 1802. GOING SOUTH. No. 15. Leave AVilmington, 4 05 a in .Alarion, 0 45 A i rive Florence, 7 22 No. 23. Leaves Wilmington *0:25 p. in. Marion 9:34 A rrives at Florence 10:15 a. in. No. 50. Leaves .’lorencc *3:20 a. in. Sumter 4:35 A rrives at Columhia 0:15 No. 27. Leaves Wilmington *10:10 p. m. .-la non 12:40 a. in. Arrive:. »t Florence 1:20 No. 52. Leaves L.,niter 18:4f a. in. Arrives at Columhia 9:5o No. 58. Leaves Florence t 7:40 Sumter 9:oo Arrives at Columhia 10.40 No. 52. runs through from Charleston via Central Railroad, leaving Lancs 7.30 a. m.. Manning 8.05 n. m. 'I rain on C. A: D. Hailroad connects at Florence with No. 58. GOING NORTM No. 51 Leaves Colnmbir *10.45 p. m. Sumter 12:04 Arrives at Florence 1:15 a. m No. 78. Leaves Florence 5:00 a. m Alarion 5:46 Arrive at AVilmington 8:55 No. 59, Leaves Columbia 15:35 p. m Arrives at Sumter 7:00 Lv. Sumter 7.00 Ar, Flonace 8.15 No. 53 Leaves Columbia *9:30 p. m Arrives at Sumter 10:35 No. 14. Leaves Florcnct * 10:25 p m Marion 11:02 Airives at Wilmington 1:40 *Daily. t Daily, except Sunday. In addition to above, train No. 4!) leaves Columbia 7 10 a. m., daily except Sunday, arriving Sumter 8 30 a. -n. Train No 4S leaves Sumter H 00 p. m., daily ex cept Sunday, arriving Columbia 0 20 p in. No. 53 runs through to Charleston, via Central R. R„ arriving at Manning 11:07 p. in., Lanes 11:40p.m., Charleston 1:15 a. in. No. oil connects al Florence with the C. & D. train for Cheraw and Wadcs- horo. Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wilmington with the AV. & AV. R. R. for all points North. Train on Florence Railroad leave Pee Dee daily, except Sunday, at 4.40 p. m., and arrives at Rowland 7.00 p. m. Re turning leaves Rowland at 0.30 a. in.. arrives at Pee Dec 8.50 a. in. Train on A'anchester * Augusta R. R. leaves Sumter daily, except Sunday, at 10.50 a. m., arrives at Rimini 11.59 a. m. Returning leaves Rimini 12.30 p. m., ar rives at Sumter 1.40 p. m. Trains on Hnrtsville R. R. leave Harts- villc daily except Sunday at 5.55 a.m., arriving Moyds 0.40 a. m. Returning leiuc Floyds 3.10 p. in., arriving Harts- viile 3.50 p. in. I rains on \\ ilmington, Chndt ourn A Conway railroad leave Chadbourn 10.40 a. in., arrive Conway 1.30 p. in., returning leave Conway at 2.35 p. m. arrive Oliad- hoiim 5.40 p. in. Leave Chadhoitrn 7.15 a. m. arrive Hull at H.on a. m. Returning leave Hull 0.00 a. m. arrive Chadhourn lO.oo a. m. Daily except Sunday. J. R- KENLEA', General Manager. I. M. EMERSON, Traffic Alanagers. J. F. DIVINE, General Superintendent Northeastern Railroad. Dated January 4th, 1892. GOING SOUTH. No 15, Daily. Leave Florence, 7 42 a m Arrive Lanes, p os “ Charleston, in 52 No. 27, Daily. Leave Florence »1.35 a. in Arrive Lanes 2.50 Arrive Charleston 5.00 No. 23, Daily. Leave Florence Kings! ree Arrive Lanes Arrive Charleston No. 53. Leave Lanes Arrive Charleston No 01. Lc Florence Kingstree Ar Lanes Lc Lanes Ar Charleston Train on C. A D. R. R, Florence with No. (il train. *10..'!.', p in 11.19 12.10 a. m 2.40 *11.15 p. m 1.15 *8.05 a m 9.32 10.00 10.00 11.59 connects at GOING NORTH. No 00, Daily. Leave Charleston, Arrive Lanes, Leave Kingstree, Arrive Florence, No. 00, Daily. Lc Charleston Ar Lanes Lc Lancs Kingstree Ar Florence No. 78, Daily. Leave Cliurtcston Arrive Lancs Leave Lancs Kingstree Arrive Florence 9 47 a m It 45 12 05 p m I 10 *4.29 i> m 0.35 0.35 0.50 8.15 *1.2(1 a. 3.35 :t. *5 3 43 4.15 *7.01 p. m n<#:38 .8.38 ' ' 8.50 -l-.iV.55 , ... -11 . *5.50 a. in i At Tuctbr)' ou. si, m, .1. ,N. SUOtiS. AV* S.TfATt.'HKL. . No. II, Daily. Leave Charleston Artive Lanes Leave Lanes Kingstree Arrive Florence ' „ IS , No. 52, Diijly.- Leave Charleston Arrive Laries *Dailv. tDaily evi cpt Sunday. ■ No. runs tluoiigli to CohOnlda via IVrlrid R. R. of S. C, Nos. ,8 and 11 run solid to AViliuington mai. i’r i hi.-e i i.nnerffion with W . , , ‘V AV. Ii. !L for all points North.j. ;; ,' a T, v j.fpr h'v Noifh liomid freigiil train T. M. I’M I'.if-'o:, Traffic Alana-cr HrikheSl, A D. Ii. R. J. L. COKER, •'M'tfcXLY. General M',nu^r. ; »' ,!i,:v ' J ^ Busidtut, J.f’. Ul VIMU, Ucacitl buperlauudcu; This irain waits two lioiirs, if .neei’s tier