The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, April 14, 1893, Image 2
GEN. MORGANS BROTHER.
He T#s HoiShe Faaetf RaUer
m lln» itt nf P«»laaiW
4
|s Ho
Idw
i Gl&uati
Mlfgofit o t
he Fast
of Frl» ^
ivfcStan. fjbl K.,<^
h<A»f Ow. Joilfil
Morgan, th« raider who gave Cincin
nati ami vicinity a cuU^ypry cloie
Cttll-^diiring Uie kle tinfriendltiiejs,
ha» .biSii Nicholas for a day or
two. He came up to hear the daugh
ter of hU old comrade hikJ fellow
prisoner of *vur in the OJii'v IVniten-
play the violin—Miss Currie Duke,
daughter of (ieu. Ikisil -Duke, who
ranked next; to .(!cn. -M^rgaji, and
who with the generaljmd his hroth-
thnnvn;
in, ...
“] Lave they -^>1,.through paying for
the hoi'sfs ye.t.arojijid here that we
to<^ 1 i^thnt/>aid?’j..f|> , ej: i, d the t'olo-
“\Vhy, I viideustand that there gre
oldjEyymers who ary still hringjtig in
bids for horse?, .we exchanged, and
goodnyss, k’jows, we left, a better
stock ihalt \ye ttwk out of here.
“Yes 1 f kiiow tjte atiopnls we left
loo!&d pretty tough; they were brok
en Ter want of rest and food, but
some of the finest^ stock Kentucky
has-nVra^VndtimY.;'. j;
“ini with rest; a id ca-e thee
could have been brought up again
a id no doubt were,and I'll warrant
thitttkwr«nwa* an. improvement in
your itock about hevehecause of that
Mid, : e;
‘ t Ym, I wtt< captured with-Gnii,
Duke and tuy brut her John, ittid we
landed fit the Ohio PeiiitwUai'y. tHid
Whafraf^J'-nhle hole it-Wirt. 1 ex.
chitifged-.-cells .with U)V hrollil'r
Jcl ft^.d ifcwai from roy cell that
hetWpcd. -Ovu. Morgan’s cell pvas
in aiitiippvr.vkr^Diiiie on thcgi'onm!
iltorijUtdcPiwtitUHU, a ml H wh» from
it t^weaUig l-he ilHUijd tllWtlgb
whi^i [w^scajiyil, ^ ■ ,
"i^wi-dlii teB.dlgwiU)!' Oli, da#,
knittsii forks. ijmdiiSf ‘Jlif hand?'-
anytitingi. .Of.oojllW A
todJob) lur wa hiiilljWMt by rii t
onmittpioes:ibai Wcr*-'.m l lit kli dtib-
duoHye : so.iCurryiU^ oil the wdfk t«
the greatest advantage. H it Jobli
•scaped, (ten. Duke mid 1 remained
tber&jejght uionth? befort we coitbi
he gftfvdisd, thougll.every thing ibm
coufil,Redone wjmdoueforna. t'imillv
Beuj^ntterjjotrtfim) of it, ami Wi(>
that If moiboriy ulw.could gut us pur-
oled Jte wojlld.do it, I llrtd tilway-
felt ’grateful to iv*n lldtlur rVi'.
tiace, and I ferret that I ne'Ot' liftt
the anpnrtumty to meet him. We
aeredwolmngrtt -ituhorf Order after
Geu..Joflei; took the matter np.
Ueatl (J, K. liymi’s advcfti*«tih , ij!
to-days Ik j -. fcfiN'iHitci'S a .cure for
orgiuijo etiieU’it'' Urfw'pucdafuruisii,-
cdinjiMppilcation,, .........
Tffie coiifineuijc Vliui- jWpft 4 IWVr
in Ayers'^ureapaHlia as a ijlbpd im'd-
icin| is* tfiV" ieginiate and natural
grop’th prmany ywrs. .ft hW heetr
handed’(f^,from' parent to child
hud U ifie favorite" family inedleiitt-
tathdWdi ii{ households.
' iuimlbnot be-biwfiitl klf ally pci’-
’ tou ; 4tk this ’State, between the 1st
Uaj*^f Apfil anddlie Uf ’tJay of^Nd.-
yemhet ha aiiyday heivaftttr, to c»tcl>
klUitdtiajlife'.Of'tdpiirsttewith'iiicl-
Intent,W to wll or oxpuse for sal.
hoy wild turkey, partridge, <iuuli.
Wood Boch W'phrttsaitfcj or, between
thed-strday of March and tile 1st tint
Ul Atignste-dhS deve^or, at atiy tlnu
duAig tins year, tb eatoh, kill, or ih>
jura,'«r to porsite.with sildh intent,
by Hreiigiit, any of the bints named
In tbhrswcMmj, r Aiiy parson so do*
ingafiall’be deemed guilty of a mi*
derrrrtMOft and conviction there
of, dtall be dned,, «ot Iws thun ^30.
or he Imprisoned not mors than thirty
^ •.
; g-ywarv-- M^IjnUt .n... .
-ij'oHMf UilxnArk,, April (i, ’02.
H$S$ri, Lippmail tlros.,
... guvautmhi.GA
JUgjia 8IIW! We IjgJtegreiU. pluu*-
uredigadd- on*.• more . CurtiflcidP to
yeiiNlong list, \V« emr truthfully
say fUkt I’rickly'AAlyPoke fiwf and
Potu^liljrt Compondd, P.' P. P., i*
One o| the beat-sflitari.that pe httvo
ever net. on our shelves since we. have
•verheeiV in basiness, and every per
son ft* have sold P. P; P.,' to say* ii*
is thlb^t hliyd piirirtey knolvi).''
» Jtdtirf.irtfiy,; :
i-W(»riM9.jk fa ■
d i, i, ,
i < t . ’Mft.* -«U • HI |
to-ddyV* Ife"giiarantos u fiiire To,
kidne/ilisease, ‘ Iteijerciices fttrwshed
on applicatiod. ' ■
Th« Many Uses for Bruthoa-
To Remove Coffee and Ink
Btalns-Maniouringthe Hands
—Other Valuable Hints.
B'sidUs the Various kinds of
brushes usal for scrubbing, keep
one exclusively for Washing Vege*
ttbljs; potatoes, turnips, beets,
etc., can bo more.easily cleaned in
this wiy than in any otlnr.
Use a small e, oth brush for
cleaning nrotnid tu. handles of
cup* and turnons,- ant fpr dishes
,vvith rough surfac M oj aisa l do-
sigu.v; koAp it convoliw it and if
will bo used' oftbueiv I <eep mine
in a drawer.of .my kitet en work-
liiblo, l>esitla my silve -. polish,
chatvois skin and other useful
< loan'ersv ' - : ■ ’ : '
1 have found a Small paint 6t
varnish brush, costing live cents,
a useful accompaniment to the
larger stoye-polisning brush, as it
can bn made to roach into' corners
whore tins other one will not go.
A nail brush for the cook's and
the children’s use is indispensable.
Of course there are dust brushes,
crumb brushes and tooth hr tshes.
1 only mention those which l do
not rind in general use. but » hich
cost much and aid much in «<ak-
iag easier the work which majy
deem drudgery.—Portland Tran-
script . .
Manicuring the Hands.
In manicuring th* hands, they
should first be softens! by submis
sion in tepid water, in which have
liemi placed a few drops of ammo
nia ,-trid a •mail piece of Castile
r-istp. The cuticle arotind the nail
should then be Carefully loosened
with tile little spoon-shapod imple
ment provided for the purpose- 1 '
never with a knife, the rise of
which is si ways detrimental, The
nails should be Hied into a round
oval shape, avoiding the French
nrilnt. which is no lou^oHu fegtie.
Should tiie rough pueoa of rkiti
known dii ''luiiignttlls” appear,
titCT ilwubihe eat awsy with a
•i'idffi tulr M end sU^uM
never iH dHf ^Wtitriswricdi liairirti
out. They Will wWH' OWN thjJe
tfyubWsome if the haiitU uW
ijilly tind •ysteinaticnUy tmted,
The WiliW spott which so often
dlsflr' 1111 JJj ' jl 1 1 “
HODSE m HOE
Carefully Selected Items for the
Housewife.
Erysipelas
FOR SKIN DISEASES
Boils, carbuncles, pimples, and sores —having their origin in impure
blood—the most prompt and thorough remedy is AVER’S Sarsaparilla.
It expels from the vital current every atom of poison, and under its
health-giving inlluencc, the flesh takes on new rife, sores heal, and the
•kin becomes soft and fair. Be sure you get AYER’S Sarsaparilla.
“I was for years subject to erysipelas, I “More than thirty years ago the rim
being unablo to find a remedy. At | of one of my ears began to trouble me,
commencing with a
'stinging, painful
sensation and a dis
charge of almost im
perceptible matter, vbich would form
Into a sort of scab, Increase in size, loos
en, and fall off, leaving the parts
raw and sore. Salves and the doctors’
prescriptions did rne no good. Pro-
stijuiiig the trCublo to be eczema, I be
gan to take Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla.. I had
hardly commenced
<Jri‘five-fifth bottle,
hMtibt* of Asref* SJrrsapitrllta, had iwra* | wlini, . tbe .ear. p»ti?ely ; healed and has
i completely cured, fejn. A'nowsly pi?;; remained so since,"—latum .Elements,
iominend thit medicine to others, and ; (SO y^ftrs of agft)', fA< ft.'nhVK.'Y,' :
eOtisfderW aapkindHU'hVoed-pnriflcr.-'t— { “Two bottles of Ayer's-'BuasapaiHlifi-
Justin S. Burt, Upper Keswick, N, J3. j cured, my bi(by, of. aa. ; erc.pt ion which
“Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured mb of eovered ids body in one solid scab."—
«erofula.”ttJ: G ; . Bfrrv, DeerficidyMo. j Mrs. Kate Lamb; Orton, Utah,
AYER’S Sarsaparilla
Prepared 111 Dr.'J. C. Ann- A Co./loKill, Moss, fold Jin all Druggists,.
Has cured others, will cure you
length, our family
physician recom
mended me to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
. and after taking two bottles, I was en
tirely rated, tbe disease having, never
shown itself since.”—E. B. Simpson,
Loudon, Tcnn.
"Two years ago I was troubled Wiih.
; salt-rheum. It was ail over my body,
and notliing tbd
. doctors did for me
was.. pfjBjty. avail
At lasf T took four
SjaSt-RJieum
mii
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C. f S. & N R. R.
Dated January 10, 18'Jd.
goiniTnokth.
Train No. 1. Daily except Snnduy,
6.50 a i
8.15
8.30
• 8.51
8.55
0.04
9.15
0.31
10.1?'
. : 11,41
12.01 p
12.21
12.35
1.00’-
: -:l,20
1.41
2.05
'2.21 p
2.41
; .. 30.1
3.21
"3.50
• 4.30
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
and B. nches
Northeastern Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.
Hints to Koussksopsrs.
Matting should never ho washed
with anytuing but salt and wuic-r
—a pint of salt to belf a pailful of
soft water moderately Warm.' Dry
quickly with a soft cloth. ■ Twice
t’uriug the season will probably be
sufficient washing. for a bedroom,
hv-t ft room raued usod will require
it Komewhnt ofteuer,
A. useful addition' to the laundry
bei.-diglugs Ik a laundress apron',
for the benefit first, of tho woman
win* takes the work f rom tho lines,
and incidentally for tho one who
pays for the 'clothespins, This
should be a strong gafulcut of
tiqldog or denim, with the front
Umittl rip more ihuh half tm>l
stitched into a poc!c.?t* Into this
pocket the pins may bo dropped—*
; utld saVed i
Stool kiliVcS wiitoh ftfo riot la
! general U43 tuny Iw kept from
! rusting 4 they m\ dipu.jd tn a
j flttonyf.v -iatitin djf m>1:i—niis' part
: tvttter tk ’tiur of Snilai tilfffl ’ Wipe
them d> »i mfiin liuimoh imddfc-'p
thpfM.li,. j-iiH- plat;** ot'DjiV. ateei
cus HIT less SIOVXB SE1I crrxx
A MagnififiEBl
Csllsotian cf
FLOWER SEEDS
200
Varieties
^ FREE!
■si* I'unuM** H**«j:
1v.il LfthiM’ wop.in k »lam *u
Mn. W-tolmsn llluitrMed Mwt
||ne fur IftdlHi and th« f*nd!y rtreW,
UU4evoM>4toaiAfM«,t>9MMI. UtDcft
fenny wwfc. «nHdk. BwrJIsvwV
aUfeh, k8Uv<wpt«-j.
(ahltntti;,•-"s-iloa
ttrtJVvItY, »Vi’ Ihtteducf thl-
vbklPdr.J UoM'ikpr IbO.'lo-
wherv it it hot tltrtlj- teksfc, y.s cov
make the fnllcv.lnt «Tfr» Vitk rt
i%, end In <»eh •'tbicHocr c* tHH «*♦<•
ptili’niLihr^e axil Ci»l-
hclie Flower BCPd*. te?
ice, VtvbrnM, Cnrytanthvmunl*, /*t«ra, Phlox
' yirens Vine, Clock** rri(t'Ui«, Doubh-
lehtfibclr, lwrl*»«nls bnvs for the
Leave Charleston 6.50 a in
Pregnull’s
Harley a vi lie
Pecks
Holly Hill
Connors.
Eutawville
Vances
■ Summerton
Sumter .
Oswego 12.01 p m
..St. Charles
* Ulliotts
'Lkstiars-i-'
Syracuse
Darlington ■
' -‘Moil t‘Clare
Kobins Neck ' ‘ 2.21 p m
: Majidfeville -
Beuuettsville
Alice.
Gibson
Hathlet 1 ' "
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. 2. Daily eexcept Sunday.
L’ve Huuilet 7.50 p m
Gibson 8.40
Alice 0.00
BeunetUville 0.30
Mundeville ' 9.50
Robins Neck 10.10
Mont Clare. 10.26
Darlington 10.46
Syracuse 11.11
Liamur 11.31
KliiotU 11.56
St. Chari'i 12.10 a ni
Oswego 12.30
Sumter 12.50
GOING NORTH.
Train No. 21, doily except Sunday;
Icpttao of C
inclti.lmg Putlii .
i’>«imiii.nui:l, liaisam, C jr — r -» ——-
•/.int'ii, Pinks, cU 1 ,, etr-. Kemw^b, l<vel»* «nU tmy» for th* kbits
:it.? Ihvee months and this entire TRORlilnutit ColWctlot rt Choir*
fUwrr Seeds, put-up by • Sret-clMI Seed Hottw and wanantH
fr^h ftfid fniiakle. S'a lai’.y '•-a »5ord to wla thto wj*d»rt*i'
opt*i**tBbUr. Wc guarani** tv«ry MbMtibrr tnady ttnifi th* v*luv
rt ^ii.-ev isnt, wll’FM* Btw “*■ “
i.i huti; src U d*J hlwsrlftf if sou e«
s;-l tmblWd.ir UdlK ,, , .
wujf. W< f»«vf rv-,t.j-d huftdHda SJ JBtfatRBkik .
• WnflM Ih- «**« VM*«« ]’/ *•« fanUi/Ml/bMH fn*
^awr:,’
V ell thr kedHia h*W|
ai'-i. Vtxcn Crcijiiw;
;j..*i.r?e'bqr tffc lk ihS f
■‘-•Uft t Thl? c-*'*:»tV*vt |hf rjkkfwni?
•; frit
rial-'* ;>.i; h '■fi i fc-i M
lid ri»dU rifd said to be
MDi
jaflgdfri tli rj .
", tfl pjiygiditide-
hdr .Af]# by nd ntoainj
easily got of, btii 4 HHW I’tffitfed
pitch mixed with mvfj'h, laid dvVt
them ftt night and rubbed rtf i«
the morn it) if with a bit of cocoa
ttUttdi 1 , \» said to be »n efficionl
ggerit }*t ttnkiVing ihetil,
Palntifijf Bri GhantOfd.
Painting on chumoU Flier i« n
alyls rtf dacoratioil which M Sfill
used fm* di'ds* triimniuge, snd for
variolM tirtUWhold ornamentations,
The natural eCrU Color Of the
lOdther is somjtints* preserved,
Iltoiigh ICHther j*
atdmW to H fllfferent color, A da-
gigrtin ditvi#y'eilotfj; dkadfilcf into-
the-ndtitrai rtoior <if tHrt rtbitmoiii
»* probably tie eftcotlvd d« rirly-
tjiliig else. Smill ptddOe of this
xfOrk have been in use tot tioufj
thriCi blit largo hangings are n iw
trt.tdd decoratod iri tlw bold, effec
tive.Wd,V iVhicll give* the best re
suit in this material, Quaint
IteUs, with to, hanging etuis, tie-
sigped from old pjf«j!it co#ttiiit<?s,
ah ftorated Inthw way,
RamovIrig’Ortfd# awing,
Coffee.Stains •liould bd W#i With
foldi .noft water before being put
liltrt Ind Wash, riild will usually be
found pH right When tho launder
ing la done, A tune vgty is to
run boiling wnter through th* fa*
! ma)‘ be well Cotored With init.toa
| tallow, tuen wr.ipjjeJ in paper and ;
1 put away. : !
Ivory; when not etuine-l, may
be restored W its former wbueoass .
by elsatiilig With powdsi'ed biiiut!
iTutillce *Me and Water; and tueril
placing It liudef glasstA in tua';
tiiuv's rays.
,
■ r ,MV. ,4.,. <*< H- MM- I ...
, ‘4 , *, wi;, iKa M4,
l- v! Ik-
Hl.kfrt-a r,4S«t , P*M, •
>o.iiawatt.-h, U,'
Ar.
Ltavc Suuuer 0 45am
Obwego 717
Si. Cnarlea 7 51
Elliots S12
Lamar 840
Syracuse 0 42
Darlington 10 40
Mom Clare H 15
HobOiae Neck 1140
MaudaviUe 121U p m
.tniveUenncttsvIUc 12 40
, UulNO SOUTH.
Train No. 28, tlaily except Sunday
DATED
Oct. Sth, 1<W!
—” X .*
• a# . .a
NX VIXx-^
F.eave Weldon
Arrive Rocky Mount...
p. m. p. m. a. m.
1*80 5 43 SOO
1 40 « 30 7 69
Arrive Tarboro
Leave Tap boro
P. ttJ
*2 1#
12 lib *n 00
Arrive Wilson
p. m. p. m. ii. ra.
fife 7.0), 7.40
l^avo iroMsboro
t-eave Warsaw
heave Magnolia :...
Arrive Wilminatun —
p. m. p. m.'a. m.
3 15 7 40 830
414 9
4 27 8 40 9 44
6 00 9 55 172b
Goiko SOUTH
Leave Wilson
Arrive Selma
Arrive Fayetisvtlle
No. 28 dailv,
v 2 80 p m
. ■•825 , .J
0 20
Si
ft fifWv Xji
•>j jj I' a-ji
> .'■ »l* afrit mt’HRayr x»qY?i«t.,s»
•a>5 5v|, 'Jjtkul.K; ytotyifTtH QFMMt
* i ilc f»«; it’x.-d Pmn -ftvatu* **** CC!.
! laxhmtt-.Wjt »;e.;r,usi hiiwvw to*? i hHltohi MWl
F.t.'xf'iri'VwIniHA tsfiirlt Vift t?e Mw .«l’fx«#i
M sr.*a» i , t ,1 4>h»f:',*.i |hft*Vs', 7vjr- fK* W It
t iyt, end pradiiVv f«r lb»Ce m-'nlh* S (‘•Btiohov* pro
•f the ttr.5* LrjmA.1t ecMug.. .
♦tdr* 1’tpusi
,r.sU’rly Adv^y
• :«.*U • i r„ ^w«jl FfM*Addrw L. .
a.isut c. co.; St i’*ri t’Uwi n«w Ysrk
Th* Odv)i* of Muslt’'
The thost patent rif all {Htrfiiines,
mtisV fltld attar relax,are finj>,,rtoJ
from thb Kiistj but- ore too power-! i
f«ir specially thd ferntyr; fdfJ ir|mrr , 4 , ,
EuropOttU i&SteS at tjio prfsejit j ! jjKr An hK W
day. It was, however, u/fdfctfi! Jr ' ,w
' AND
iseri
it is ratWrritridnded
,d* ffrtn
apply a mi**
' ’ l!oj
turn noade ffmri tiie snliUiott of
ydih of egg in claar Water, with A
‘ lioW
ivw drops i
the) ScilntiPil trt penetrate tho fabric
i rtf wine nd<lod. Ail
thorouglily, then w.wh out with
clear,|soft water and tho stain will
b* gone, n
Ink Stalrii.
Ink etains filfty bo reuioyed froin
colored table stivers bv dissolving
a teaspoonful of (Mfiuifl acid in a
Wwpoonful of hot water rtiid mh-
billg the stain*;! part well with the
StftiHiea,' Ink stains may be taken
White
tHltrt an,,
putting g H%.
lemon and titild Water, oil the staid,
allowing It to remain fiV|
by simply
’ salts rtf
(hdsi
minuteaT and then washing ft 8U
with soap and cold water, when
tbe stuiri will disappear,
One H ; e[i try iy stem, th,
rapids gf AJegrtii, at to. expert jkt
feet hqulth while a Scrofulous tain
Milt iu the blood. Through it« ul
teratirfe* and purifying propertied
Ayer’s Httrstiparilld removes every vw.
tige of ikfryfiiious pvisyo from tin
I'M 'T h ■ - ■ ■■ 'i...
% | v i-- i't - if It
(Hylai too Year a Ago,
During ittO If reach womert
wore shoes with vary pointed toes
and high, slender heels, In l?8ti,
tlw year of revolution, an abutt-
dune* of rouge, many patches and
very high bolis wo* considered e**.
sehtia! aid to female beauty, The
4j?rt wore shoes of similar eleva-
ite scent of that most ologurit of;
royiil le,dies, the Empress Josa-
phiua. .DoWfi to tbaojkwh of the
clesiructipu of the papico af fcfi,.
Cloud by firdi during the war oi
J870; the d're«s!;ig fo>MU hFtliW'SUtt
She had Ifertri Wont lb tTcctipV, mid
espocfitlly Ibo drawers. , of . ihb
bureau site had used, wore redolent
of.that odor,,The niortar employed
in uuilding ilio nowruifted' Mowiui?'
of Zobeido at Tauria was trifatxtb.l !
With a quantity of Musk by i/te !
piety of Hie musnns eug.tgert *111' f
the. work, aud to this tiny too stir' i ]
rotindir.u ,fttnv.!u>iwvp Iti^biy
wiis rTib.i
uie euli shines upon thu rufns;'
Tbi* extraordinary dumbility >*f
thfl Ibent producing quality has
bipught about Vitriotts iutetC^ting
experiments, A French chemist
once exposed * small quantity of
musk after weighing it to tho mya
of th* *ua in nclosed room, Aftc
a certain period th# music Was
again weighed aud wus found to
save lost no perceptible portion of
t* substance, evort when the min-
Rest tests were applied. . Yet the .
Scientific experiment Calculated j
that the volume of perfume evolved
had amounted to no less a quan
tity than 57,000,000 of particles,
Eai.ng.
Rating too much U "?t h ealth
fill, The stomach cun only prop*
#rly digest the amount which Is
needed to nourish the system. The
remainder i* cither thrown off or
undlgcrkd; Or is crowded tutd
parts of the system where it is noi,
only not needed, but is injurious,!
Future Verigdftridd,
'‘tan'll be sorry for this some
Ufty, lioWlmt the son arid heir as
liis fatlior released him from thd
{tosition ho had occupied ncross the
paterrial knee,
"I'll be sorry f WtronF’
"When I get to be a man!"
"You will take revenge by Whip
ping y'Wt? father When you aw bl
and strong and 1
*!
mm.
Leave JiennetU'itle
Holly Hitl
Madyewito
RobUn; Nvck
Muni Utiiu
Darlinytou -
Syracuse
LHiilnr
Elliot 8
bt. diaries
0»we(jo
bumtvr
bummertoo
Vances
Euittn-viUc
L’oui'urs
Holly Hill
Peck'j
HarDyviUi
Ergmlij
Arrive Ul trleston
tl 58 » m
n.a"
72ii
7 58
818
058
10 2U
1108
11 80
1221 F 11
12 50
2 00
245
SIS
880
887
8 48
8.48
4.01
4.10
5.80
Conneetlou mads at Hamlet to and
frotfl I’or'sinouUi, Norfolk Katui^ir, Che-
raw and Wadesboro—at ilennettivllle
with C, F. & Y. V. for ilaxton, JleC'oUe,
Fayetteville and Greensboro;
$. D; KYLE.
tJeheral PitJicnger Agent.
..-•■ir.gwjffaygrayi; i."., 1 tri-Miy
+ “«•; fni- it*.e it wuii retr.t tprtijKf'. "
f r-t ewifr ■ -* «- •
. - 4 - ri- -iiAftl+a for tbe sure* nf a!'
f ‘{" t r,T,4 e'-ft;r4 • »»#v l »v8)i4.lTy Taftt**
fllrr-Goi.tr Sw*>ji! !.TV
fVsafo ?K»rs tfia* r.»*v k*
; fp Die *J ifVCrTePL.iV.
I.atiic* when iv.Mst xrs floUcnid end whet# blood l« U
' n pi 1 iiVtliiil "' f
esea*
pt'iMi ^rlj-' ""encHie?. Uf~T:
c»sft”.»i’»a prnrartuH ~ M **
Grid P- t
ing prcpertitM cl P, P. Prickly
‘ vlBm.,
CURES
ALARIA
won?l?^T"Tc5T ,, OrTflS® 1
* Ptie Rool
■1 SkvH-i FnetUtsHi
Cntrtii'ALlpi^as'aSk.Bk, 547A!S43,dit
iu.l, Wkile tlielr attire w* » wltole
.\-as mar^ by jRanf ecoentrid-
Ceffee (fu^e.
and I um old al»i j‘
feeble, will you, Tommy 7"
"No, air, blubbered Tommy, '•
rubbing bimsolf, "but I'll .spunk
your grimJclrildren till they t-Hn’t
rest.
A Proof of Lovo,
E owing larger
They
Coffee cup* fire
and more elftborn...
decorated both outeide and 1
and the handle repreMni;
Qi aneh of a tree.
The Queen of the Sandwich
Islands baa something of a name
herself, but it is short and sweet iu
Mtaparison with that of her
daughter, the Prince** Victoria
mumoibi*-
site stid, "I shall marry
nrolu, tor klli*** me.’
"How?” '•
"Ha wixtched inishirpm a pen
cil and di i'l’t laaifh. ” -
.\A Smart Old L a dy< ,
Mrs. Nancy Phi-lips', of North
Cftrolinn, nearly 82 jvurs of tig.1,
put iu tho looni and W0V0 18 yurJt
of doth from tho I3tli to thu 2Jti
of January, which ombracovl tbe
very coldest day*, H >r hvtn was
in »a old boiioe with to ouq iire
fj -.***•'- •' ** •
In Iti
early stages
can be cured
by the prompt
use of
It eObthee
the Inflamed tlaeuea,
aida expectoration,
and haatena
recovery. •
Dr* il. O. Ayer A Do.
fcowall, Miff!
Caps Fear & Ya(li(ifl Valley R.1
• tond«n»ed Schedule, Nor, 27,1893,
NORTH HOUND.
No. 2, Daily except Sunday,
Leave Wilmington, 5 00 a in
Arrive Fayctflllo, 8 02
Leave Fayetteville, 8 27
Sanford; 9 46
Leave Climax, 11,44
Arrive OnenxbOro; 13.10p m
Liave Oreeneboro, 12 25
Leave Sioktedilv, 1. 32
Arrive Walsut Cov*; 1 69
Leave Walnut Cbve 3, 88
Leave Rural Hall, 8. 03
Arrive Hit. Airy, 4 35
SOUTH SOUND.
No, 1; Daily oxebpt Sunday.
Lezve 3U. Airy, 12 00 m
Leave Rural Hall 122 p m
Arrive Walnut Cor* 1 52
Leave Walnut Cove, 3 80
Stokeadale , 2 57
Arrive Greeseiboro 8 40
Leave (.Iruombofoi 8 45
Climax 418
sani-jrd, U 00
Arrive Feyvtteville T 20
LyUXVU i- a, i(t»ev)riC; 7 47
Arrive wllifltxgtnh, Hoo
KOUTH HOUND.
No, 4, Daily except Sunday.
Leave IDuncttev tile, 5 40 a,
Aiaxton. * 80
ReU Springe, 7 02
Leave Hope H11U, 7. 48
Arrive Fayetteville, 8 03
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2; Daily except Sunday. '
Leave Fayetteville, f 47 1, «,
Hope Mlll»i SO)
Hbd Springe, 8 49
Mux ten, .9 20
Arrive liennetiovllle, 1015
NOitTH BOUND,
No. lb, diiiy except Sunday.
Leave iitmiwur, 7 00 a 11.
Leave Climax, *50
Arrive i;reen.*bofn,' 945
SOUTH BOUND.
No .15 rta.Iy except Sunday,
i.eiivti GfiMjf.bolo 4 IK) p it
Leave Climax 4 55
Am vi Uttiiiacur 8 85
NOItTJl BOUND.
No. 18,• Ha'lv except Sunday.
Leave Ureeti^l’rio. 10 15 a in.
Stoxb-dalo ) 1.40
Arrive Madia, h 12 20 p m.
sorni bound,
No. 15, daily except Sunday.
Leave Madleon 115 pm.
Leiire Stoke^dale 3 10
Arrive Greensboro 8 20
Train No. 3 eonnocls at Sanford will
Seaboard Air Line fur Raleigh, Norfoll.
and nil points North, and at Walnut Cove
with the Norfolk uc Western R. R. foi
Wirtnton-Salohl, Ib ctndke and aH point.
NnrMi um) Wt-O rtf Roanoke,
i I'lia-M-ii..-, 1 * In ih Wilmington, Fayette-
vrii,'.’ Ilciiucii irfle add fill nointe south
f/li-il w.'il nil ,Hi, ft (Del
at Rdleltfli at Uit;,
l hrtuff ft Raicly'v
of a/UiJtlni vrlii 817.,8 eif
il.Jini ;;ii*). ; O-.'O it 8 hour* IB
c C! u 'mx i*' *!. hMiie siutm Jtit,
Tram Au. 1 mmit el Wnlnitl t -v,.
wlih Norfolk and vUesleril Iwilfotih foi
Wlnaton-Salein. and »i Snafoid wjtb
Seaboard Air LincforMouro#, Chsrlotte.
Athene, Atlanta and ” Joints South and
Southwest.
W- £• KYLE,
>T. W, FRY, pen, I’ftifiAgcm
IfaiJfrUW
GOING NOItOH2
•it! 1
Dated mar 31,1392.
Leave Wilmington I
a. m'-a. m. p. m. . ..
12 35 #15 4 20....
Leave Magnolia.. 151 1»5'. «ft! ....
I«ave Warsaw..: ' 1 1111; - 615 ....
Arrive Goldsboro .. got 1206; 710
,a. m. ’’
I.*# 30
1135
Leave Layettevilh>..
leave Selma !.
. ■. ;p. m.i
’ 1231
Arrive Wilson _
a. in. p. nt. J p: m. ...
leave Wilson 3 35 12 53 8 04 ....
Arrive Kovky Mount.. 4 03 1 30f 8 8»! ...
Dated January 1st, 1893'
GOING SOUTH.
No 15, Daily
Leave Floience
K Ingstre#
Lanes
Arrive Charleston
No. 27, Daily.
Leave Florence
L* ave Kingetree
Arrive Lanes
Arrive Charleston
■W.i 2. '. No. 58.? 5
Leave Lancs
Arrive Charleston
8 25 a u,
7 35
7 55
9 44
’*10.50 p m
11.50
12.0H a ra
2.19
■ 1< - V.
U \)
*8.45 p. m
10.40, ,,
* ».* > * 4 /i *»•
GOING NORTH A]
No. 78, Daily!
Leave Charleston
'Arrive Lancs .... .
Leave Lanes' : ' * '
; .i. ivltipgsjcee .-Li
Arrive Florence
No. 06, Daily.
Leave Charfesto'n •' '•
.1 Lanes
i Kingstree
Arrive Flortnee \
*1.38 a. m
8.23
823 *
4.55 ^
-•ft-42 a m
, 5 -
7 85
■ 9.00 ,.a
a. m.
p. m.' |
Arlve Tarboro.
•S30
*2 IS - .;
Leave Tarboro.
a. m.
p. m.]p. m.L — v.
Arrive Weldon
sm
2561 1000'
•Daily except Sunday.
Traiu on the Scotland Neck Branch
Road leave* Weldon 400 p u, Halifax
422 p in, arrive Scotland Neck at 615
p tu, Greenville 652 p m, Kinaton 8 00
pm. Returning leave* Kinaton 780
a m, Greenvttle 640 p m, arriving Hul*
Ifax afjll2o a in, Weldon 1145 a m
dally except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave
Washington 7 80 a tn, arrives Funnel*
000 am, Returning leaves Furmele
TOO p m, arrives Washington 620 p m.
Dully except bunduy. Connects with
train# on Albemarle and Raleigh R. R:
and Scotland Neck Brack.
Train leaves Turbotu, N. C., via Al
bemarle and Raleigh R. R, daily ex*
cept Sunday, at 440 p m, Sunday 8 00
p mi arrive Wnimmioti 70*4 p ut, 480
p mi ply-mouth * 60 p m, 6 80 p m, Rv
turuHig leaves Fiymoutb ualiy, ex*
cupt Sunday, o go a ur, Sunday u 00 a
ui, WTltumtBwu T*0aui, 05o am) ar
rive Tarburo Uoo am and 11 go am,
Trains on SoutUcrn Division, Wilson
and Fay ettev lua HraUuU luaw tVyettw-
vuisc9*.i pat; arrive Rowinud Tl* p
at. Hetumiug leave Rosvland T86 a
ui, arrive Fujetivvllie u*o a m Aiatiy
except Sunday,
Train on Midland N, C- Brunei,
leaves Goldsboro'natty, ekcepl Sunday.
o oo n m, arriving Snuinnelu 7 bo u in,
Returning leaves SiliitliHeld 800 am;
arrive at Guiusooru 0 80 u m.
Traiu on Nashville Brunch leaver
leaves Rocky Mount at« 4o pm, arrivts
Nashviilo T15 p ui, Spring .dope 7 40 ;
ui. Returning leave* Spring dope oo..
am, NusUville 83-1 ft ttl,amv« at Rocky
315 a m, dully exuept Sunday.
Ttuiu on cliutou Brunch leaves Wat*
saw tor Clinton daily, except Sunday,
at 030 P m and 11 lo u ui. Returning
itetummg leaves Cliutou at e8o a m
auUSlOpm, connecting vc Warsaw
with Nos 41, 40, 28, and ftt.
Southoounu traiu on Wilson tuiu
Fayetteville BrancU is No. 51, North-
oouud Is No. 60, *Daily excipt Sun-
nay.
Trains No 27 South and 14 .Norm
will stop only at Rooky Mount, Wusui.,
Goldsboro and ALuguouu.
Train No. 7tt muses close cotiiiectioi.
ul VVVtUou tor an points Nvrtu Ualiy.
All rail via Ricumoua.auduaily excep.
ouiiday via Buy Line. Also at Rovaj
.•tount dully except Sunduy, twin Nut
.oik unit Cuio.iina Ruiirouil. lor iSoriui,
and ull puiuts Nortn via Noriotk.
JOiiA I’. DiViNE, Geu't Supl.
J. R. KRNLV, Geu’i JLinugcr.
r'. M. EMEKauN Trutttc Aiuiiagt i.
benbourd Air Liny.
in coaucction with Charlestuu,
ouniter ami Northern it. At., lo.
Charlotte, Monroe; WutleiLortr, Rock
.ugiiuni, Raleigh, Heutlersuu, Wei
dun, Furtsmoiuh, Norfolk, Rich
uiond, Washington, Baltimore, JLTiilu
uclphia and New York, and point.
-\orth and Bast.
Durlington. lea v» *4« a m, svriie 1100 p m.
^uuUUtMVUIU. ,WI\«U WU IU, UirtVaUiHJ |>IU.
jiuson. uinrs s*»i>i, iuu.u -v,e p m.
jUmok, im*v’etus iu. ar.irs sue pm.
iiumlut,ianve .2U u m,it*.u ’,uu pm.
i.umiei, louvu »in u ,a. arm u il uo a u<.
noektUKUam. Hmvs u u^i.u Aw am,
.Va>ie9luio, «mve w tu a m, iuu\ u u -u u m.
.u-iioi', ar.itu t'A) pui. leave . -1 a m,
e-iw-loue, airlvu d lo p m, icuv'u -oUu a w.
iainict, leave -. to u m. ui.iv e . m.
..uiuigu, leave 111.. a m. uiuve ieo p Ai.
iivuuersuu, iwvs isavp m,siriveuulx) p m.
vv elaeu, leave 82 4a p m. aim e *12 lo p ui.
Yiu Atlantic Goust Line.
.Vokluu, leave *315 p m.tti-rlve 1210 p in.
. uvsnlmi g, strive u 30 P m, leave ,e cv a m. ,
^lenmeud. anlv e . uo p ui. teav e osue a ,u.
.v Mumstou, aitlvv n iu p in, leave 4 w n m.
.ialtlmeie, artive 12 48 s in, wav e 2 oo a m.
.-mludH, aulve 343 a In, leav u 1203 a w.
vew lore, aulve SOon-n, wave -WHO p m,
.. eldou, leave -svl!) p in, snivy m»i p m.
. euitameutu ai’iivv uuo p w. isavs a A u »i.
..eitulk t*crr)7, arriiv o oiu p in, Pvs-3 warn
Via Buy Line,
.oi-UmuUthiMona *i.oe p m mrtvt s00« m,
i.o 1‘oiut. UMN# i ‘A, p m, leave -, tu « ». .
.Hiitimoio, a,live', com in, leilvvlev p m.
.-miada, arrive w4’, u m, iM«va 44; p m,
veer Voik. arrhs Iso pm. leave )2iep w.
VigNi Xi i’. AN, li. IL
i'euitamo'lv. leave *5 <13 p in, af.lvu Vio a iu.
3 id i'eiuii a.nva', w, p sh leave sov a m,
,)eiimliaiiivo IVSu w, leave 255 u m.
■ .iiM.ua. ai,.ve u ,e a iu. leave i, ie p in*
vea VoiK, urrivo reea lu, ,ea>e-«w p m.
-IJalil *l3uU> , Oies-pt BundttJ-,
Tlueugii Puumim Piuepvia Oetacen Pern
.uuelu H.iu H.uiiK'T, Puiiiuau Mee|H:<3 run ,a
raeeetupe Cumrosauel Xovv Vela via A. V
P.& 9i.it.lt. ivlUimur Bleepers eu traiu Or
rvveon Weplou mul Aew VorR,
t er lurinei iufurmatlun apply tu ticket age:..
vJliliurlvisieu, Sumter X ,\e,tueiii lu>un.a>l,
i>. nreukrai-t Divine, B. £<U|K)ri;uoii,lrut,(,, \
■mitli, Xrailic ilaiu-ugcr; juu. u. W iunei, , >Vb
'...miiicri l. C. Dryau, ami unr Paaseuat.
.vs t; A, i)i Ali'leneru, I asset,e«r Ape,it.
. The Haruvili* fitiiiioad,
Bkied Jauuary 4,161)2.
DAILY MIXED TRAIN.
•No. 14, Dally. •: v. .
Leave Charleston *4.12 p. m
Arrive tunes . :i r - . 6.03-- '*
Leave. Lanes ■ ..6.03
• Kihgstree ' 6.17 "' r ‘
Arrive Florence ... . ■. 7.10.,, •
No. 52, Daily. .... . .
Leave Charleston *6.85 a. m
Arrive Lanes -,.-■••• 8.27 < .
♦Daily. tDaily.ex-vv^ muuuay. ....
In addition to above. Train No. 69
leaves Charleston 5 30 p m, arrives I ahes
7 20 pm Dailv. . .....
Train No. 61 leaves Lanes 2 00 p m.
arrives Charleston-3 50 pm. Daily..
No. 52 runs through to Columbia via
Central R. It. of 8. C.
Nos. 78, run solid to Wilmington
N. C. making close connection with W
d W, R, R. for ail point; North,
Trains No». 14 ami 6B run via \Vil;oii
end Fayetteville—oliort. Line—ami make
close connection for a!) points North,
T. Mv EMERSON ’frailic Manager, ' "
J:R. KENLY, Uenerat Manager.• - ■
J.F. DL VINE,General S'nvenniendent
W., C. & A. Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.
DuWi January I, 1803.
So, 98. Leaves VV llimngtuu * 0:33 p, tir.
Marion 9i4t
Arrives ar Florence H03j
No, 50. Leaves Florence *8;3Ua. IS.
Antves at ttuiuicr 4:35
No. 69, Dc»' e Simitar 4 86 n, m,
Airtvu Cc-iuoroia u tj
No, 32, Leaves Spinier *9:43 s, m
Arrives at Coivtmbia 19:53
No, 38. Leaves Florence t i:45
Arrive at Suaitur 9:39
No. 53. run* UiroUgfi uom Chuficstcn
via CenUtti rtaiiroau, waving Lanes 8.82
a in., yiuiining 9.09 a. m.
No. 51
GOING NORTH
Leave* CoiuiuOie *19.45 p. Iti.
ouimer 12:90 a. m.
Arrives at Fiuieuce 1:80 a, m
•vO. 78. Leaves Florence 5:19 a. in
Marion 3:3)1
Arrive ct vv Umiugion9:10
No. 03. Leaves WolumbU p. m
Ai rives at ttumter 7:20
No. 63, Lv. burnter ft.69
Ar. Flor< ace 8:39
•Daily. TDally, except Sunday.
No. 53 runs tiirougu w Charleston, via
Central it. it,, arriving Rt Manning 8:99
p. m., Eaues o:4o p. in., Charleston <0:40
p, m.
Train on Jlanchestur & Augusta H. It-
.eaves siumiei- dally, except Sunday, at
19.59 a. m., arnveo at Jtiniiui 11.59 a, in.
.vcturning iuavea Rimiui 12,39 p, m., ar*
.ives at Ounlter Ls9 p. UI.
T rains on irartsviue R, It, leave Haris*
vllle diuly except buoiisy at 0,09 a. m ,
arriving Fioju. 5.W a m. Jtucrnnijjt
.enve i'iojos |t.43 p, m., arriving rtaru-
.iiie 19-15 p, iu.
Trains on VViinilngtun ChadLourn A
Cunvvav rudiuad leave Chaubourn 19.39
u,m., arrive Conway J 09 p.m., roturning
.cave Conway at 2.no p, m. arrive thaa-
:>ourn 5.2u p. in. Leave Chertoourn 7,15
1, m. ami O.o9p. m., arrive Hub at 8:<Hi a;
u. and 9.23 p-m. Returning leave Hub
;.90 a. m. and 9,45 p. ui,. arm « UtadOouin
>.'43 a. m. nnu 7.89 p, m, Daily except
vuituay.
,. R. aENLEY, General Manager,
i'. 31. EJiLlt&oN, Tratlic MHiiagers,
i.F.DlYlvNE, General Supcniucndcit
Atlantic Const Line.
C. & D, and C. & S, Railroads.
Dated January 2, 1833.
GOING DOMN
.caves Wadesboro
Ueiinctl’s
Morvcn's ,
McFarlanl
Ciieraw
Cash’s
Society Hill
Dove’s
Floyd's
Darlington
i’almetto
,i'rives at Florence
GOING UP,
.caves Florence
Palmetto
Daiiinetyn
Floyd's
Dove's
Boeiety Hill
Cash's
. ChetRW
McPfiilnnd
Morveu's
Bcnuuti's
Vrrlves at Wadesboro
Freight Truih Going
Loaves Florence ‘
trriv Darlingion.
Leaves Hartsville,
Juvann,
Floyd’s,
Darlington
Arrive at Florence
5:35 A. M
9:29
9:49
9.99
339
This train raakesconiiection with 1.
south bound passenger train on the Ch,
raw A Darlington Railroad. .
JfBtl’BAlNG.
(.caves Yiimtiisi) im p.-j •
Leave Da.lliigtofi, j 33 , „
Floyds- Bin*
JoYanfi, gj},/
Vrllve il UhtUvllln. 8,to
This train waits two hours, if iie(b f
sgf). for liia Narth tjound freight irai
oij tot L< A D; IL R, j1J4.CDKl.il.
1:40 P, M.
2:01
2:33
2:40
4:09
4:80
6:05
6:45
9:00
9:25 ’
0:40
7:09
6:80 AIM,
616O
TA'o
VI
tSDO
8:49
10i(K)
lli«-
12:05
12:29 . ,
,121411
Up;
9:00 A; M 1
0:45
Freight Golug Down,
-eaves Darlington 5:00 M
Vrrivcs at Floietice 5i*5
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