The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, January 11, 1893, Image 4
Stop That Hiccough.
“Why don’t yon stop that hiccough-
IngV” said c gentleman to a friend who
for > omo moment;' had been subjected to
the annoying convulsive movement of
tho diaphragm.
“I wish I could,” gasped the victim,
“but it's no go. A follow tried to scare
me—said my coat was on lire—knew it
wasn’t—swallowed nine times nine swal
lows of water—no go—feel like a washed
out hand engine,” he ejaculated angrily,
having told his woes in disjointed utter
ances and between couglis.
“Well, you are a chump,” remarked
the first speaker. “Come with me.” And
he lod his friend into an adjoining saloon.
“No 1 , not here,” said the other; “people
will surely think I’ve been driukiug.”
But his protests wen? in vain. His
friend led him to the and ordered a
heaping spoonful of p.ovdered sugar.
“Come,” he said, “swallow this all at
once." Thu victim did so slowly, and
found to his intense surprise and relief
when tho operation was completed that
tho hiccoughs had vanished.
“Now,” remarked the first gentleman,
“for teaching you that remedy I’ll take
just one with you. It is not a part of tho
process, hut it’s worth the pri^e, isn't it?
As for the sugar, 1 have never known it
to fail to cure even the most stubborn
caso of hiccoughs.’’—New York Herald.
London's Fatal Fogs.
The fog that enshrouded the town
from November, 1870, to the beginning
of 1880 had serious results. The deaths
from bronchitis increased to 831 per
cent, above the average; those from
Whooping cough to281 percent. Dur
ing the fog of 1801-8 mortality increased
almost as much. The particles prevent
the perfect aeration of the blood, In
terfering with the interdiffualon of
gases In the lungs, they impede the oxi
dation of the carbon, and in weak or
ganisms they cauee a loss of vital heat
that frequently ends in death. The ef
fect of smoke fog ou Vegetables may he
properly taken aa an index of its effect
on uuimuls.
Horticulturists in and around London
tell us that whenever the fog appears
buds drop and many flowers are de
stroyed. Country horticulturists, on the
other hand, say that the white fogs do
hot injure even conservatory plants.
The fogs of 180O, 18U1 and 1893 were un
usually serious in their i fleets on flow
ers and foliage. During recent years
the blight caused by London fog extend
ed to Maidstone, thirty miles away, It
would seem, then, that the area of the
smoke fog Is sixty miles in diameter,-
National Review.
the eiiatn
Tlio iro&llnst detail U submitted to the
(hull and is not decided except upon his
authority. His ulnistirs disavowal]
initiative and tremble at any executive
responsibility. Imperious; diligent and
fairly just; the shah is in his Own per
son the Sole arbiter of Persia’s for
tunes. All policy emanates from him.
He supervises every department with u
curiosity that requires to be constantly
appeased, and his attention, both to for
eign and domestic politics, is constant
and unremitting. There is a Consensus
of opinion that he is the most competent
man in the country and the best ruler
that it can produce.
Nor will any one deny him the pos
session of patriotism and of a genuine
interest in the welfare Of the nation. It
is no mean criterion of the strength and
also of the general popularity of the
shah that he is the first Persian mon
arch who has ventured to leave his do
minions and travel in foreign and Infidel
lands, not as a conqueror at the head of
an army, but os a triendly visitor, if not
as a volunteer tourist,—" Pmia and the
Persian (jueititmi"
Athletics and Corsets,
Miss Homans, the head of the Normal
School of Gymnastics in Boston, gives
hi a recent interview these statistics con
cerning the nflnence of athletics Upon
flrews. “Two years ago,” she says, “out
of a class of thirty-seven there were but
two of tho young women at the end of
the school year who continued to wear
oorscu, and no onecontinned to wear
French heels. Last year out of a class
Of seventy-one seven-eighths gate Up
weaving corsrtH,"
that
Om>rvlhg ProlMPi
. We desire to say to our citl/.ehs, mai
for years wo have'been selling Dr King’s
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
King’s New Life Pills, Uueklen's Arnica
Halve and Electric Hitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell ns well,
ot that have given such universal satis
faction, Wo do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, gml WB stand ready tc
fjfund the purchase price, if sailsfacton
resulle do flci follow their use, Thew
remedies have won their great popuiariti
“ * |« 0 , ‘
on'lholr merits,
cox's drug store.
or sal.- at Wil-
1
Speaking ill of otheis le only a
found ubont Way of bragging of our-
(elves,
Brllllait Repartee* •
A certain famous English general,
the hero of two eastern wars, found
his heulth beginning to give way be
neath the strain of long and ardu
ous service, and wusordeied home by
his doctor. On the day of his em
hurkatiou for England he was ac
conipunied by a vast crowd of friends
to whom he began to distribute va
rious small tokens of repard.
“Well, general,” asked (he bisho]
of Calcutta, who was one of the par
ty, “have you no memento to leavt
to an old friend like me?”
“Oh, I have not forgotten von, rtiy
lord,” cried the general. “On th.
contrary, I have bequeathed to you
my entire stock of impudence.,,
“Ten thousand thunks, my deal
general,” replied the undaunted bish
op. “You have given me by far the
largest and most valuable part of
your property.”
Aud then the bishop’s wife turned
to her husband and said sweetly,
“My dear’ I am glad to see that you
have come into your legacy so soon.”
—David Ker in Ilurpet’s.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria
"Don’t you feel kinder loresotm
at times?” asked Mrs. Matron, ad
dressing Mies Oldmaid.' "No," an
s we red Miss Oldmuid. "I have i
parrot that swears, a dog that chew-
and a neighbor who comes horn,
-very night mid disturbs the neigh
borhood, and 1 sometimes feel us if 1
had a husband.”
Wut-n bnby was sick, we BttVe '.ier CVitorla.
When she was a ChUd, the cried for Castoria.
When she became Silts, she olu,.g to Castorta.
Wbaa (be bad Children, ahe gave them CMtorio,
Thu art of paper making hits rettul>
ed thu point where it is possible In
cut down u grownitig tree ur.fl coit-
rert it into paper suitable for print
ing purposes witblh the short space
•>f twenty-fitnI* hours.—Pittsburg
Dispatch.
. - •*»>* —
Children ory icr-Pitcher's Castoria.
When ever you te; u man going
home will) a quart bottle of whiskey
and a half pound of bacon, you cun
bet nil yon are worth that at home
there is a whole gallon of misery o
every niiM'v of it' infoit.
A Leader,
Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly In populm
favor, until now it i* clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tobies and altera
tive;—, ontaining nothing which per
mits its ue as a ueveiage or Intoxicant,
if 1* recognised as the best and purest
medicine for Ml nlltrehts of Btolpnch,!
Liver or Kldteyi,—If Will cure Hick
headflchc. Indigestion, Constipation, and
drive imilaHB from the system, Satisfac
tion guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refiuHltd. t'rice only 50c.
per bottle. Sold at Willcox’s drugstore.
(2)
An Electropoise Cure.
The following letter, from a prominent and highly esteemed South Caiolina
Judee, is but one of a multitude, all ratifying to the wonderful benehts
derived from the use of the ELECTROPOISE.
CAmden, P. C., March 30, iw»2.
Ds.in Sib :-r ahoulil be ungrateful If I delayed Iona, r to my n itood word for tho
Klectropolae. I couimeiired Its oae at-out two yean, p„o. at a time when inr lieullh
waa very aerlously Impaired, and a’ill eontlnus Its urc, althouali In much lietter
condition. It Is an excellent remedy for Insomnia and other nervous dlsordem.
r.aonerallon laaentieand almost Ini perceptible except In reaulls, which I believe are
always henefidal. If Inslrncllons are followed. It Insplree confidence In those who
ua-lt nnd (fives the Invalid the same kindly comfort experienced by the presence
of a trusted medlral adviser, and I tliall never be without It In the future. I sin
cerely rwxjmmend Ita use to Invalids.
Voure truly, J. B. KKIISHAW.
We earnestly solicit correspondence from those suffering from chronic and
so-called “incurable” diseases of long standing. To all such we will cheer
fully give the benefit cf our experience without charge.
Atlantic Electropoise Co.,
ATLANTA, QA.
The People’s Bank :of Darlington.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED FROM ONE DOLLAR AND UPAVAR] s
And 5 per cent. Interest paid thereon.
“Snwll S av ^ n 8’ s M ft k e L ai ’g e Profits.
E. KEITH DARGAN, W, A. CARRIGAN, II. L. CHARLES,
Prrsidrnt. Vice-President Cashier.
Fine Job Printing done at this office,
W. L DOUGLAS
83 SHOE oin’/iPAiin.
And other ipeclnltle. (or
Octtlomcn, tadlM, Boy, and
Hliac ore tho
Best In the World.
See dexcrlpWve »dvertl»
ment which will appear In
this paper.
Take no Substitute,
but insist cn having W. I„
DOUGLAS’ SHOES,with
name and price stamped on
bottom. Sold by
A. J. Broom, Darlington, S. C.
A funeral on bicycles recently took
place in an English town. The dead
man, who hat! been thu captain of u
club, requested before bis death' that j!
his body be conveyed to the ceinVtery [
on bicycles, and to make the event j
complete thu members of the 6ltib :
wont on bicycles. .
The largest volcano in the world
is at Maunia Lou in the Sandwich
islands. The crater is twenty mile*
in diameter, ami the stream of lava
'.lowing from It is fifty miles lung and
in places four milt's wide.
There jg a cheMiillt tree iti Mans
field, Conn., wlibse Circumference at
the rootg is fifty-four feet and the
diameter of the spread of its branch
es in one direction is a hundred feet,
Its height is eighty feot.
It Should Bcln Every Iftiilae,
.1 B, Wilson, m Clay St,;$jSfj«lmrg,
Pa., wiy, he will not b? wltlifml l.r.
King 1 * New Discovery forCdifgilBiptlon,
Coughs end Colds,'that it turfed Ids wife
who was threatened wfili Pneumonia
after an attack of “La Grippe," when
rarioue other remedies and aersral phvsi-
dans had done uef rid good 1 Hnbcrt Bar
ber, of Caokspnrt/ Pa.; tiaiftii Dr King’s
New Discovery has donfe liini more good
than anything, life ever used for Lung
Trouble, Nothing Ilk* It. Try It, Free
Trial,Jlpttlee »t Wlfleox a Drug Store
iLarge bottles,'30c. and |i.00. 6
Professioiml Curds.
That slight cold, of w'hioh you
think so little, m’av lead to serious
trouble with’the the lungs. Avoid
this result by {akiitg Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, the best known remedy for
colds, coughs, catarrh, bronchitis,
incipient co isui/ipiion, and all other
throat and lung diseases.
. In connection with the Egytian
Nations the gnostics, its well as some i
of the early Christian fathers, speak
of Christ as the sucrabdcus and sym-1
liolizu Him as a mail wi*h a beetle’s:
head. The Egyptians always em
balmed this sacred insect.
Provide yourself with * bottle of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have
the means at hand for contending
successfully with a sudden cold. As
an emergency medicine it has no
equal, and leading physicians every*
where recommend it. '
A Million Friends.
A friend In need
W. F, DAHOAN,
Attorney • at • Law,
DAULlNOTON, B, (J.
Office over Blackwell Brother*’ Store.
E» KEITH I) AUG AN,
Attorney nt Law,
DAULLNOTON, 8, U.
Nettlea <fe Nettles,
ATTORNEYS - at - LAW,
barlihgtoti C. 11., 8. C.
Will practice in all State and Federal
Courts. Careful attention will be given
to all builnew entrusted to ui,
C. P. DARGAN,
ATTORNEY at law
AKt)
Trial Justice,
DARLINGTON, 8. C,
Practices lit the.United Btatos Court
'STATE MIL MM
COI.UMUIA, B. C,
Tlinmil-ih training mid practice in
bust method A of teaching. Faculty
ami posed nfjiietruetuniofexteiislvr and
‘itoeowful experience In teaching teach*
•re. Open l<> white girls over 17. 8es-
Inli l<egfi)s September 28i Gradnati-,
-cure good p wltl.in«. Each eotiniy
riven twoscholHrshlps—one worth Sl-c
session a id i.iu-<.i free tuition. Com-
i«'t!l!vpi'X"!“ | M!iii 'ii Alig'M oat ('"tin
Home i f each county. Addr. ss I). P,
JOHNSON, President, Olumliia, S. C
CONSUMPTION
In Its
sarly stages
can be cured
by the prompt
use of
Cherry Pectoral
It soothes
the Inflamed tlssussf
elds sxpeotoratlon,
and hastens
recovery. *
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
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ere In all dUeaaeii of throat, cheat am
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klyaa. TetwlM eentrie aoiklng Injurlotit te ibi tnori d.lirile oonrilfti-
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Webster, S. C., Dec. 19, 1891.
Sirs: 1 wish I coul.l let all who are suffering
from any Nerv* ills cane know just how good
your remedy is. My son used it one year, and is
now the stoutest child 1 have. With many thanks,
I remain yours, II. A. TATE.
Genesis, Pa., Dec. 33,1891.
1 have not had one of my bad spells since I com*
menced taking your medicine, six months ago.
THURSY ELMORE.
Pinf.AnrLPHiA, Pa., Jan. a, 189a.
I prraonnlly know of two cases of Mts,
one case of St. Vitus* Dance and one of JYer-
vous Prostration cund by this remedy.
C. A. WOOD,
Treasurer American Publishing House.
If you are afflicted with Fils, St. Vitus* Dance,
Insomnia, or any other Nerve trouble, we will
send you One Dottle Free, all charge* prepaid by
us. Give Age, Post-Office and State. Address
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Leave Charleston
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Pregnall’*
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Haricyaville
8.10
Peeke
8.25
Holly Hill
8.28
Connors
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Eutaurvillg
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Vances
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Sunimertori 7.3l>
Sti i’attl 7.45
MerHuin 7.67
Vances , 8.12
Eutawviil# ; 8.24
Conuors 11.31
Holly lllil 8.37
Pecks , I-.40
Itnil-y villa 8.53
Pregnall* 0.O5
Arrive 01 trlciton 40.30
GOING N( ffifu-
Train No, 88, dally ujibept Sdnday.
Leave Vances 8,a5 p »
Snell* 8.20
Parler* 8.30
arrive llarlln city 8.15
GOING SOU^l’H.
Train no. 88, d gllv ept Sunday,
Leave llarlln olty 740 a U
Parlera 7.55
snelU 8.03
Arrlv* Vancct 8.20
GOING NOR’. !'H.
Train no. 81, daily east pt Sunday.
Leave Vance* 12.20 p ffl
Snell* 12.40
ParlMS , 12 53
Arrive llarlln cily 1.13
^ , GOI>n+ feoUTft.
Train no. 84; Mj|y ow^HI 'aday
Leave llarlln city 4.,-X p m
Parler* j.jft
Snell* r,.2»
Arrive Vance* 5.40
GOING NORTH—Traix Jfo. 4U daily
exeept Snnday.
Leave Butawville
Uolvlflem
•Dully except Sunday.
Tmlu on the Scotlend Neck Brnncli
Ibiiifl leave* Weldon 400 p 111, Halifax
422 p in, arrive Scot land Neck ut 515
p in, Greenville 059 p in, KiiiKion 800
pm, Returning leave* Kln*t«n 73n
a m, Greenville 8 40n m, arriving Hal
ifax nt 1125 a m, Weldon 1145 u in
daily except Sunday.
Trains on Wn«hington Brunch leave
Washington 780 a nt, arrive* Purmele
000 nin. Returning leaves Pannele
700 p in, arrive* Wiitdiingtoii 8 20 p m
Daily except Sumlay. Conneut* wilh
train* on Alheinarle and Raleigh R. R.
ami Scot la 1 id Nevk Hmck.
Train lejivc* Tarboro, N. C , via A1
beniarle anil Raleigh It. R. daily ix
cept Huinluy, id 440 p 111, Sunday 300
p ui; arrive WililantUm 703 p in, 420
j) in; Plymouth 830 p in, 5 80 n m. Re
turning leaves -Plymouth (fully, ex
cept (Sunday, 020 mu, Sunday 000 a
m, Wlllinniston 750a m, 058 urn; ar
rive Tarboro 1100 am nml 1120 a m.
Trains on SoUlhern Division, Wilson
and Fayetteville Brancli leave Fayette
ville 6 80 pm, arrive Rowland 713 p
in. Returning leave Rowland 7 35 n
m, lirrtve Fiiyettcvlllo 080 a nt Dull,)
except Humbly,
Train on Mitilntid N, C; Branch
leaves Goldsboro daily, except Sunday.
0 00 a m, nrrlvlng Bnilihflelil T30 a m,
ItelurniiiK leave* HniilhMulil 800 am;
arrive ut Goldsboro 0 80 a m:
Train on Nashville Branch leave*
leaves Rocky Mount nt 0 40 p in, arrives
Nashville 7 15 p m, Hprlng Hope 7 40
in- Returning leaves Spring untie 80ii
alll, Nashville 835 a m, arrive ut Rocky
013 a m, daily except Hunduy.
Tinlu on Clinton Brunch leaves War
saw for Clinton daily, except Hunduy,
at 020 p in and lllo a m Rctuniiug
Returning leaves Clinton at 830 n m
and310pm, cimncctlng ut Warsaw
with No* 41, 40, 2il, mid 73.
Hoiithhouiid train nil Wilson umi
Fayetteville Rniucli I* No, <51, Nortli-
hound I* No. 50. •Dally exclpt Hun-
day.
Train* No 27 Hoiltli and 11 North
will stop only at Rocky Mount, AViison,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Train No, TH tiiiikc* close connection
ut Weldon for all point* North daily.
All rail via lllchmnud uud dally eAei ji
Hunduy viaBuy lilnc. Alnoat Rocky
Mount daily except Hunduy, wilh Nor-
fulk and Caroliln, Railroad for Norfolk
and all point* Nortli via Norfolk.
JOHN F, DIVINE, Gen’l Hupl.
J. R. KKNLY, Geii’l M.illagcr,
T. M. KMERHON Truffle Malinger
10,60 ft-ja
11. Oo
ll.lv
uy except
Leave Bennettsvillc,
Maxton.
Red Spring*,
Leave Hope Mill*,
Arrive Fayetteville,
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 8, Daily except Sunday,
Leave Fayetteville, v 47 n in
Hope Mills, g 05
Red Springs,
Maxton,
Arrive Bcnnettsville.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 12, daily except Sunday.
0 4Ot«
• M
• 10
‘7-
5 40 am
3 30
703
7.43
809
8 4ft
• 20
10 10
Leave Hnmseur,
Leave Ullmax,
Arrive Greensboro,
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 11 Daily except Sunday.
Leave Greensboro 8(>0 n m
Leave Climax • — v
Arrive Hamseur
4 20
800
NORTH BOUND.
Drily except Sunday.
, „ No. 18
Leave Grecnsbno 1100 am.
Stokesdale 12 20pm.
Arrive Madison 1 10
SOUTH BOUND,
daily except Sunday.
No. 15
Leave Madieon lull pm.
Leave Stokesdale 3 08
Arrive Greensboro 4 25
No. 18
5 00 pm
8 15
705
No. 17
8 00 pm
8 50
10 00
Northeastern Railroad.
Leave
Dated January l*t, 1808
GOING SOUTH.
No t3, Daily
FldK'ltee
KingrlretJ
Lane*
Arrive Charleston
No, 27, Daily.
Leave Florence
Leave Kingstree
Arrive Lane*
Arrive Charleston
No, 98, Daily.
Leave Florcr.tE
Kingstree
Arrive Lanes
Arrive Charleston
No. 53,
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleston
0 25 a in
7 85
7 5-5
0 44
•i0(50 p m
11.50
12 0S *m
9,10
11.00 pm
12 14 a 111
12.32
9,88
•8.45 p.
10.40
arrive Ferguson
GOING SOUTH—Train
except 8;>.dday
leave Fcrriintm 11.8O
Beivldere 11.40
Arrive Eutawvllle 11.50
Chile connection 1* made tit GlbsOH Wi
all points reached by or vis • 'the SeahoUrtH
Air Lino Systtmii nl Benin fcsvlllc for all
point* via I', F, A V, V. R.
E D
Gfiueritl I’ussei
ICYLE.
(jfpr Agent.
Atlantic Con ft Line.
C. & D. and C. & S.
Date l Jan
GOING DO
Leave* Wadesboro
Bennett's
Morvcn’s
McFarland
Chcraw
Cash’s
Society Hill
Dove’s
Floyd’s
Darlington
Palmetto
Arrivei at Flop jflt*
GUUfU-Wv
Leavei Florence
Palmette*
DarllngtiotP
Floyd’s
Dove’* .
Society fflll
Cath'*
It*
’Railroads.
‘ y 31,1809,
8100 A, M
5il7
5:96
5:30
0:00
0:17
0:32
w ’iSO
7:
:O0P,;
S;W
fiiia
M.
GOING NORTH.
No. 78, DBily,
Leave Charleiton
Arrive Lane*
Leave Lane*
Kingstree
Arrive Florence
No. 00, Daily.
LeAV'S Charleston
Lane*
King* tree
Arrive Flnrehn
No. 14, Dally,
fame Ch*rl«stoh
Arrive Lanes
LcaW Lanes
Kingstree
•itVrrive Florence
No. 52, Daily;
Leave Charleston
Arrive Lanes
•Dally. tDaily e* w . •umlay,
In addition to above. Train No. 00
leave* Gharleston 5 80 p m, arrive* Lancs
7 90 p m Dailv.
Train No, 01 leaves Lane* 2 00 p w,
arrives Charleston 8 50 p nt, Daily.
No. 82 runs through 10 riuiltmbia via
Central R, H. of S. C,
Nos, 78, run solid to Wilmington
N, C. making close connection with W
A W. R, 11. for *11 points North,
Trains Nos, 14 and 0(1 run via Wilson
and Fayet'oville—Short Line—aud make
dose connection for all points North.
T. M. EMERSON Traffic Manager.
J. It. KENLY, General Manager.
J.F. DI VINE. General Sunerintendem
•1.88 U, in
3.22
9.22
8 40
4.88
,, 49 a m
7 80
7 55
000
»4.19 p. m
0.08
0.03
0.17
7.10
*0.85 ai m
8.27
Train No. 3 connecti at Sanford with
Seaboard Air Lino for Raleigh, Norfolk
and all points North, and at Walnut Cov<
with the Norfolk it; Western It, It, fof
\\ luston-Salem, Roanoke and all point*
North ami West of ItoanokL *
Passengers from Wilmington, Fayette--
ville, Uennettsville snd all points south
of Sanford will arrive at Raleigh at 11:18
a. m.,and have about 8 hours in Italelxhi
returning reach homo same day.
Train No: i connects at Walnut Gore
with Norfolk nnd Western Railroad fof
Winstou-Salcm; ami at Sanford with
Seaboard Air LincforMbnroei Charlotte)
Athens; Atlanta and all j dints Sbulb and
Southwest.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Sea-'
hoard Air Line trains Norm and South
from Sanford and ou Norfolk and West'
cm Haiti North and West from Roanoke,
Ample time Is given passengers fof
brcakiast and supper at Fayetteville, and
dinner at Walaut Cote,
W.E.KYLE,
J. 4V. FR4 , (Jen. Pnss.AgCfil
Gen, Manager.
Seaboard Air Line,
In emuectiou with Ubuficeloi •
Suuitcr uml Noi l hern R. ]{., for
Glmiiolle, .Monroe, Wudcsboro, Hock-
inghuni, Haieigb, Henderson, Wel
don, Pollsinouil), Norfolk, Ilich-
mond, Wellington, liultiumie, Phila-
dclphia and New York, nnd poiul#
North aud Fasti
Darlington, leave H 46 a m, arrive 11 ro i, m.
Dcmioosvllle, leave84t,n in, arrlvo 680 pm'
Oipsuti, an-lve (; 00 a in, loo) o - a jo i> m,
olbsou,ittaivu-uaiiim,nnivo soo pmt
jUmlet.uMiw am,leave 760 pmt
llamiet, loovo s 16 a in, aim c II08 u mt
lluokuuiimra, arrive a 66 ant, leave 1040 h hi,
)) aileslauo, arrive n,4u a ui, leave ft to a m.
.Monroe, urri) o 120 p m, leave 7 2V a m.
L'barlmte, arrive 3 i5 p in, leave +600 a m.
Hamlet,leave *7 40am,arrive760 pm.
Baioigh, iea\a II17 a ni, arrive 4,18 p •,.
Hcnder*,m, lonv* 12 M p m, m-rire ciJOO p m,
7) eldon, leave da 48 p m, arrive -IS II p m,
Via Atlantic Coast Line.
WoMon, leave *316 p m, itrrlvs la It) p m.
i-uteikiiuia,aimeudop m, leave 1040a id,
iHc..mou,t. arrive 7 06 p in, leave be6<i» m,
Washington, arrlvo ll j0 p m, leave 4 ID a mi
Baltimore, arrive 1* 4* a in, leave a 60 a In.
l-mtudu, arrive 6 48 a m, leave 1308a m.
Jiovr York, nrrtvc a 6>j a m, leave *» 00 p nlj
)Vcl(iou. leave *300 p m, arrive 1203 p m.
Pourtsmouth arrive 6Klnmileari,ti88aiii
Norfolk (Kerry); arrrire 610 p m, I've rtm * tk:
Via Bay Line;
Portsmouth, leave +600 p In Un-lie *iJi>n in;
Old Point, aruvo 7 no p m, leave 100 a as.
Baltimore, arrive TOO » mi leave 700 p mi
Phllada, et-riVe 10 4T a m, lenVe 4 41 p m.
New York, arrlvo 1 *0 (i m, leavb +,10 p mi
Via N, Y. P. tc N, lb lb
Pourtsmoth, leave •588 pm,afrivnSid |m.
tdit i'olut, a,rive 7do p m, leave 800 a m.
Dolma, arrive HO n tn, leave 288 a m.
Phllarta, arrive 810 a m, leave 1116 p m.
New York, arrlvoSOO a m, leave *800 p m.
•Dally. +Daily, except t+unday.
Through PuUmau l+foeiwrs between Ports
mouth and Hamlet. Pullman Sleepers run bej
luueu Cape tnarlos and New Y-ork via N. Y*
1’. x- N. H, n Pullman Sloenort on train be
tween Weldon and New York,
ror further Intnrmatlon apply to ticket agent
Chharteston, sumtor 6 Northern Itailroad,
ll. llicakfast lilvluo, S. Superintendent; O, V,
Smith, Trailic Manangor) Jno. o. Vflnder, Gen'l
Managerl K, Hrpup, AMt Oen Passenger
Ag’t; T.J, Anderson, PaNenger Agent,
W., C, & A, Railroad,
No, B8i
GOING SOUTH.
Dated January I, jsvai
Leave* Wilmington • M8 p, at;
8:
hefgW
|eFn
9:85
,0:40^
10:00
10; It
10:91
10:57
!’1?
11:80
Freight Train flowing Up.
Leave* Florence 7-4S 5 a- it
DirllhgtOtl 03
Frelflit Down.'
+. t. ftAVUCTI,, T'r.*tam,
arland
. orven’*
Bennett’s
Arrive* at Wadeibdfd
Ii8»N
The Hartavilie Railroad.
Dated Jauuary 4,1802.
DAILY MIKED TRAIN,
<« Ilartivllle, 8:08 A. M
rtriort
t Fiorencd
Arrives at
No, 80, Lcttc* Florence
Arrive* at Sumter
No. B0i Leave Sumter
Arrive Columbia
No. 52, Leave* Buinttr
Arrives at Columbia
iil
10:98
*0190 ft. m.
4:85
485 n, m.
018
•0148 a; fit
10:58
No. 58. Leaves Florence t 7:48
Arrive at Sunter 0:20
No. 52. runs through from Charleston
via Central Railroad, leaving Lane* 8.39
a. ni,, Manning 0.00 a, m.
No, 81
GOING KORT.I*.
Leave* Uolumblv **10.48 p, Hit
Jovann, 8:20
Floyd'*, 5:40
’larllngton P.00
Florence 0-50
makeiconnection with lie
passenger train oh the Chi
ton Itailroad,
Arrivei i
OUR MOTTO.
Aflitc n). ,
TWi.ffA.
Soitih koW'i.
raw « DA’fff\
Leavei
Leave Darfli „
Floydg.
Arrive «? tlsrigvillfi
Tldf Dttjn
THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS ANQ OTHER
ItJWte'S*’ *' l "“
i
TURNING.
9:00 V. M.
9 85 t> tn
8 10
8 8b
8-50
I'ffHff: it iieCts-
' ,,L ' (RrtiltUl’ili
-A #>
Sumter 12105 a. m.
Arrives at Florence 1:30 a. it)
No. 78. Leave* Florence fll0*iW
Marion Ti'iO
Arrive at Wilmington M-lO
No. 58. Leaves Columbia +6:10 jh M
Arrives at Sumter 7:38
No. 59, Lv, Sumter r7.80 p m
Ar, Flott.fce PAO
•Dally. TDaily, except Sunday.
No. 38 runs tnrough to CLsiiesti n, via
Central It, K,, arriving at Mantling 8:00
p. m., Lanes 8:40 p. in., Charleston 10:40
p. m,
Train on Manchester A Augusta lb It,
ban c* Sumter dally, except Smulay, at
10.30 a. m., arrites at Rimini 11.59 «. Ini
Returning Icftt cs Rimini 13,89 p, In., ar'
rives nt Sunder M0 p, an
Trains on lihriavllie R, It) leave llartl*
ille daily except rhintiay at 5,1 0 a. mq
a'riving Fiojiis S.ii-'i a m. Jit turnlHg
■cave Floyds 0,45 p. m,, arriting Jl*rt|£
iile H’15 p. m. . . .
Train* on Wilmington ChftdfetluM) If
L'on»*v railroad leave CliHdhourn iQ'IW
,. m„ arrivcConway I 00 p, ill,, ii-Utrhlrt|
onve Cotitviy 6t 2,30 p, m, arrive Chari-
,ouru 5.30 p. 111, Leave Cltaribourn 7.18
,. m. and8.n0p, m„ ,+rrlve Hub at 8.00 at
.11. *iid0.<-»p,m. Returning leave Rub
i.uti *. m. ami 0.45 p. m,, arrive Chadboktk
1.45 it, m. ami T.DO p, m. Imily except
!. R. Ki;Nl.BV.GCnefal M*fia||6r,
r. M. I’.MiiJib'tNi Tvnfflc Mali**
I, F, UlYlPO’-i y^Hkl BhJ'ftvm
sgrrs,
weiultll
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