The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 16, 1886, Supplement to The Watchman and Southron, Image 6
Jan. 18-Dr B J Serabert, post
mortem examination ?c., 1(
Jan. 18-Prince A James, consta?
ble, summoning Coroner's Jil ry, ?
Jan. 28-W F Rhame, Coroner,
services, holding inquest, ?c., ft
Jan. 23-W J Beard, Trial Jus?
tice, affidavits in Lunacy \2J 2
Jan. 23-R P Smith, constable
summoning Coroner's Jury, 2
Jan. 23-T V Walsh, Probate -
Judge, proceedings in luna?
cy, [23 e
Jan. 15-W F Rbame, Coroner,
services, holding inquest, 10
Feb. "2-W F Rbame, Coroner,
services, examining cause of
death, - 3
Feb. 5-W F Rhame, Coroner,
services, examining cause of
death, 3
Feb. 5-Dr E F Darby, post mor- .
tem examination, ? c., 10
Feb. 5-M E McDonald, Trial Jus?
tice, services holding inquest ?c., 8
Feb. 5-L A Wheeler, constable,
summoning Coroner's Jury, 2
Feb. 12-Dr H Y DuBose, exami?
nation in Junacy, ?c., 5
" Feb. 12-Dr W W. Fraser, exami?
nation in lunacy, ftc, 5
Feb. 15-W J Beard, Trial Jus?
tice, affidavit ia lunacy, 1
Feb. 15-T V Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding in lunacy, 3
Feb. 18-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
conveying lunatic 14
May 1-M B McDonald, Trial Jus
x tice, affidavit in lunacy 1
May 2-W R DuBose, constable,
summoning, Corner's Jury, 2
May 2-L' L Fraser, Jr., deputy
coroner, services, holding in?
quest, ftc, 10 1
May 2-Dr H Y BuBose, post mor?
tem examination, ?c., 10 ?
May8-DrTbos Wells, examina?
tion in lunacy,. 5 <
May 8-Dr E F Darby, examina?
tion in lunacy 5 (
May 8-T V .Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding in lunacy, [2"I 6(
Maj 10-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
. conveying lunatics, 15 S
Maj 16-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
summoning Coroner's Jury, . 2 0
May 18-Dr J A Mood, post mor?
tem examination, kc., ' 10 0
May 18-W F Rbame, Coroner
services holding inquest, ftc, 10 7
June 16-W F Rbame, Coroner
services holding inquest, ftc, 112:
June 16-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
snmmoning Coroner's Jury, 2 0
June 16-Dr W J Priagle, exami?
nation in lunacy, 5 81
June 16-Dr J A Mood, examina?
tion, in lunacy, 5 Ol
June 16-T V Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding In lunacy, 3 04
Ju?e 1$-W J Beard, affidavit in
lunacy, 1 0<
June 18-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
conveying lunatic, - 14 0?
June 21-W F Rhame, Coroner,
services, examining cause of
dea.tb, 3 0C
June 25-Dr R ? Dennis, post
mortem examination, ftc, 10 3?
June 25-D E Durant, Trial Jus?
tice, services, holding inquests
[2} 17 0C
'Jose 27-Tyler Dixon, constable.
' services, summoning Coroner's
Jurys, [2j 4 00
* June 27-Dr R Y McLeod, post
mortem examination, ftc., in?
quest, , .. 10 60
July 13-Isaac X Lenoir, Trial
Justice, affidavit in lunacy, 1 00
July 13-Dr H J McLaurin, exam?
ination in lunacy, ftc, 5 45
July *13-Dr W W Anderson, ex?
amination in lunacy, 5 00
July 14r-Mariou Sanders, Sheriff,
conveying lunatic, 13 02
Julj 14-T V Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding in lunacy, [2J 6 00
.2?* July 23-DrJuoS Hugbson, ex
amination in lunacy, 5 00
July 23-Dr J A Mood, examina?
tion io lunacy, 5 00
July 23-T V Walsh, Probate
Judge, proceeding tn Inoacy, 3 00
July 28-W F Rbame, Coroner,
services, holding inquest, ftc, ll 00
July 30-A H Smith, constable,
summoning juries, inquest, [2] 4 00
July 30-L L Carroll, Trial Jus?
tice, services holdiog inquest, 8 50
July 30-Dr L Geo Corbett, post
mortem examination, ftc, 10 15
August 16-Dr J M Sanders, post
mortem examination, ftc, 10 60
August 16-M E McDonald, Trial
Justice, examining cause of
death, 3 00
August 23-W F Rhame, Coroner,
examining cause of death, 3 00
August 29-L L Carroll, Trial Jus?
tice, services, holding 3 inquests,
ftc, * 25 50
August 29-A H Sm?tb, constable,
services, summoning jury in
' quest, 2 00
Sept. 29-Jas II McLeod, Trial
Justice, services holdiog inquest, 8 50
Sept. 29-Dr E J Rembert, post
mortem examination, ftc, 10 10
Oct. 2-Tyler Dixon, constable,
summoning Corner's Jury, 2 00
Oct. 2-Dr R E Dennis, post mor?
tem examination, ftc, 10 20
Oct. 2-David E DuRant, Trial
Justice, services holding inquest, 8 50
Oct. 5-Dr E F Darby, services at
examination causes of death, 5 00
Oct. 5-M E McDonald, Trial Jus?
tices, services examining cause
of death, 3 CO
Oct, 19-Dr W W B J.imes, medi?
cal examination in lunacy, ftc, 5 50
Oct. 19-Dr W W Anderson, Sr.,
medical-examination iu lunacy
ftc, 5 50
Oct. 20-T V Walsh, Probate
Judg*, proceedings in lunacy, 3 00
Oct 23-Marion Sanders, Sheriff,
conveying lunatic to Asylum, 16 04 j
Total, $589.81
Auditor's Accounts.
1886.
Feb. 19-Edward Perry k Co, sup?
plies for office, $ 4 00
1885.
Dec. 1-Watchman k Soo thron,
advertising tax returns, 21 45
March ?-W R Delgar, Auditor,
services under act 1884, 40? 00
March I-Darr k Son, advertising
tax returns,- 19 50
April 30-W K" Dt?gar, Auditor,
office supplies, 10 10
May 12-Edward Perry k Co, of?
fice snppliesj 75
Sept. 22-Edward Ferry k Co,
. office supplies, 7 70
Oct. 31-W R Delgar, Auditor,
office supplies, 5 10
Total $468 60
Clerk of Cvurt Accounts'.
1885.
Dec. 12-Walker, Eraos & Cogs?
well, office supplies, $ 52" 70
1886.
Feb. 2-Herring k Co, difference
in exchange safes, 15 88
Feb. 27-Wm II Cuttino, Clerk,
services February Court, 125 20
March 6-Walker, Evans k Cogs?
well, office supplies, 15 00
March 8-Wm H Cnttino, Clerk,
express freight, &c, 2 40
March 16-Walker, Evans & Cogs?
well, office supplies, books, 48 00
March 25-Darr k Son, printing
for office, 5 00
May 30-W H Cuttino, Clerk,
services May Court, 79 45
May 30-W H Cuttino, Clerk, ser?
vices May Court, 14 40
June 17-Central R R Co. freight
on safe for Clerk, 11 40
July 23-Jas D Graham, Clerk,
office supplies, 9 55
Sept. 23-Walker, Evans k Cogs?
well, office supplies, 3 00
Total $382 08
Treasurer's Accounts.
1885.
Dec. 31-J Ryttenberg k Sons, of?
fice supplies, kc, $ 3 95
1886.
Feb. 2-Watchman k Southron,
publishing Treasurer's report, 100 30
Feb. 6-Darr k Son, publishing
Treasurer's report, 66 80
May 25-J Ryttenberg; k Sons, of?
fice supplies, 1 25
Sept. 29-N G Osteen, advertising
tax notice, 18 15
Oct. 2-Darr k Son, advertising
tax notice, ll 20
Total, $201 65
Master s Accounts.
1886.
March 16-Walker, Evans k Cogs?
well, office supplies, $ 8 40
March 27-Hon John S Richard?
son, Master, office supplies, 10 25
March 31-Walker, E rans k Cogs?
well, office supplies, 6 00
April 30-M Moise, Administrator,
rent office for Master 6 mouths, 30 00
Oct. 31-M Moise, Administrator,
rent office for Master 6 months, 30 00
Total, $84 65
Probate Judge'* Accounts.
1885.
Nev. 1-Edward Perry k Co,
books for office, $ 15 00
Nov. 28-Edward Perry k Co,
.office supplies, 50
1886.
Feb. 19-Edward Perry k Co, of?
fice supplies, 1 50
Feb. 20-N G Osteen, printing
for office, 2 00
April 4-N G Osteen, printing for
office, 2 00
Sept. 22-Edward Ferry k Co, of?
fice supplies, 5 60
Total, $26 60
School Commissioner's Accounts.
1885.
Dec. 19-Edward Perry k Co, of?
fice supplies, $ 14 20
Dec. 31-J Ryttenberg k Sons,
lamp for office, 1 00
1S86.
Jan. 30-J Ryttenberg k Sons, of?
fice supplies, I 40
May 25-J Ryttenberg k Sons, of?
fice supplies, 50
June 20-J D Wilder, School Com?
missioner, office expenses, 12 33
Oct. 31-Edward Solomons, Exec?
utor, rent of office 12 months, 60 00
Total, $89 43
Jury Commissioner's Accounts.
1886.
Feb. 24-L P Loring, Jury Com?
missioner, services February
Court, 42 00
May 6-L P Loring, Jury Commis?
sioner, services May Court, 15 00
Oct. 23-W R Delgar, Auditor,
acting as Jury Commissioner,
services, 36 00
Total, $93 00
Supervisor of Registration Accounts.
188G.
March 1-P 7 Gaulard, Supervi?
sor, office supplies, $ ll 50
May 9-Darr k Soo, advertising
notice, 6 30
May 9-N G Osteen, advertising
notice, 7 87
Total, $28 87
Advertising, Printing and Statiojiery.
1835.
Nov. 10-Watchman k Southron
and Temperance Worker, adver?
tising poor bouse, $ 4 50
Nov. 17-Watchman k Southron
and Temperance Worker, pub?
lishing annual report, 120
Nov. 21-Darr k Son, publishing
annual report, 83
Dec. 15-Edward Perry k Co,
checkbook, 10
1886.
Feb. 2-Watchman k Southron,
and Temperance Worker, adver?
tising bridges, 4
Feb. 6-Darr k Son, advertising
bridge notice, 3
Feb. 18-Edward Perry k Co,
supplies office County Commis?
sioners,
Feb. 20-Darr k Son, publishing
Presentment Grand Jury, 9
Feb. 24-Watchman k Southron
and Temperance Worker, pub?
lishing Presentment Grand Jory 13
May 12-Edward Perry k Co, sup?
plies office County Commission?
ers, 14
May 29-Darr k Son, publishing
Presentment Grand Jury, kc, 8
June 1-N G Osteeo, advertising,
publishing, kc, 26
Jilly 13-Edward Perry k Co,
supplies office County Commis?
sioners, 3 (
July 20-Darr k Son, printing
certificates, 9 <
Oct. 19-N ffOsteen, advertising,
publishing, kc, 14 i
Oct. 23-Darr k Seo,-advertising,
publishing, kc, ll 5
Total, $337 ?
Public Buildings- Account*.
ms
Jan. 19-J B Carr, lamber for poor
house, $ 23 ?
Feb, 17-B A Hussey, hauling
lumber and building stables at
poor house, 23 0
Feb. 19- Waities Newman, posts
for jail fence, 2 A
Feb. 19-T C Scaffe, repairs stoves
Court house, 6 4
March 1-J B Carr, work on of?
fice Clerk of Court, Probate
Judge, Sheriff and Court house, 41 9
March 2-W W D Chandler, re?
pairing jail fence, 2 0
March 12-T C Scaffe, repairing,
jail roof, 10 3
May 1-J B Carr, repairing Conrt
house yard fence, 16 9
May 4-T C Scaffe, repairing court
house roof, kc, 7 7!
May 26-D W Wells, building
fence at poor house, enclosing
the insane, 83 3.
May 25-J D Craig, table for court
house, Stenographer, 3 51
June 24-John I Brunsoo, repair
jail cells, 13 5(
Aog. 2-B J Barwick, work on
jail well, 2 2(
Aug. 23-Sydney Durant, work
Auditor's office steps, 8(
Aug. 25-J D Craig, desk, &c, for
Sheriff's office, 13 21
Oct. 13-J S Keays, glazing at
jail and Auditor's office, 2 2C
Total, $253 44
Miscellaneous Accounts.
1885.
Nov. 28-W Ii Martin, medicines
prisoners in jail, 5 50
Dec. lt-T V Walsh, Clerk, one
half expenses to C on County
business for Commissioners,
wood, freight, kc, 8 12
Dec. 31-J Ryttenberg k Sons,
supplies for jail, blankets, kc, 10 35
1886.
Jan. 19-W J Graham, services as
special constable, 4 80
Jan. 30-J Rettenberg k Sons,
supplies for Court house and
jail, 5 22
Jan. 30-Mrs E R Alston, dama?
ges to horse, carriage and har?
ness on public highway, 25 00
Jan. 30-T V Walsh, Clerk, w*ood,
postage, &c, County Commis?
sioners, 2 75
Feb. 4-J D Craig, 7 mattresses
for jail, 27 00
Feb. 13-J H Taylor, T J, Rich?
land Co, services, 3 20
Feb. 14-J J McLeod, services as
special constable, 1 10
March 1-R Maxwell Jenkins,
damages to wagon on public
highway, ll 20
March 4-H H Lesesne. Sheriff
Clarendon Co, services, 4 35
March 9-Sebastian Sumter, ser?
vices on board equalization, 4 30
March 8-L C Mills, services on
board equalization, 4 40
March 9-Jas G White, services on
board equalization, 3 50
March 9-Dr Henry Stuckey, ser?
vices, on board equalization, 4 90
March 9-Daniel Keels, services on *
board equalization, 5 20
March 9-J C Hodge, services on
board equalization, 4 10
March 9-Dr H J McLaurin, ser?
vices on board equalization, 4 20
March 9-Richard I Manning, Jr,
services on board equalization, 4 50
March 9-W D Rhodes, services
on Board equalization, 4 20
March 9-11 E L Peebles, services
on board equalization, - 5 00
March 10-W P Cole, Sheriff Dar?
lington Co, services. 9 20
March 17-M T Holley, Sheriff
Aiken Co, services, 2 05
March 30-II II Lesesne, Sheriff
Clarendon Co, services,
April 5-T V Walsh, Clerk, wood,
postage &c, Cora missioners,
May 1-R W Durant k Son, jail
supplies, Ac,
May 10-A W Suder, services as
an expert with Grand Jury,
May 25-J Ryttenberg k Sons,
cooking utensils, kc, for jail,
May 28-H H Lesesne, Sheriff'
Clarendon Co, services, 24
May 31-Lawrence J Parrott, ser?
vices as Stenographer for court,
first quarter,
June 16--T C Scaffe, bueket fe*
jail use,
June 17-M James, work moving
safes, Clerk Court,
July 1-T V Walsh, Clerk, post?
age, box rent, ftc, Commission?
ers,
July 1-6 M Barrett, services as
special constable,
July 5-H H Lesesne, Sheriff Clar?
endon Co, services,
July 5-D E Durant, Trial Jus?
tice, conveying prisoners and
expenses,
July 30-M James, work on trees
Court house yard,
Aug. 3-W II Outz, Sheriff,
Edgefield Co, service,
Aug. 26-Daneey Davis^services
as mid-wife for prisoner in jail,
Sept. 20-J D Craig, lot for jail,
Sept. 25-Hiram Spears/ damages
to horse and buggy op highway,
Oct. 1-David E Durant} Trfa'l
Justice, conveying prisoners^- .
Oct. 1-Julius A Schwerin, coal
for Court hou?e,
Oct. 1-Thos V Walsh, Clerk,
postage, office expenses, ftc,
Oct. 2-C H Moise, Agent, insur?
ance on Courthouse,
Oct. 2-Altamont Moses, Agent,
insurance on Court boase, pre?
mium,
Oct. 2-A White ft Son, Agents,
insurance on jail and poor house,
premium,
Oct. 16-W J Andrews, dinner
for jurymen, order Court,
Oct. 19-Jas E Jervey, boarding
jury, ftc, Approved by presiding
Jodge, October Court, 1386,
Oct. 23-L J Parrott, Stenogra?
pher, services Oct Court, 1886,
Oct. 27-R S Brad well Jr, repair?
ing election boxes, ftc,
Total,
Cbvrt Expenses.
?886.
Feb. 19-Reid Ard, services as
constable,
Feb. 20-L D Jervey, services as
constable,
Feb. 25-L F Jenkins, services as
constable,
Feb. 25-R S Brad well, Jr, serviv
ces as constable,
Feb. 25-L F Jenkins, services as
constable,
Feb. 25-T M Jones, services as
constable,
Feb 25-T M Jones, services as
constable,
Feb. 27-P P Gaillard, services as
constable,
Feb. 27-H M Spann, services as
constable,
Feb. 27-L D Jervey, services as
constable,
Feb. 27-Armstead Robinson, ser?
vices as constable,
feb. 27-H C Moise, services as
constable,
Feb. 27-H C Moise services as
constable,
May-John T Hurst, services as
constable,
May-P P Gaillard, services as
constable,
May-L D Jervey, services as con?
stable,
May-H M Spann, services as con?
stable,
May-Reid Ard, services as con?
stable,
May-L F Jenkins, services as con?
stable,
May-H C Moise, services as con?
stable,
May-W P Singleton, services as
constable,
May-J. M Simmons, services as
constable,
May-John A Miller, services as
constable,
Oct. 23-P P Gaillard, services as
constable,
Oct. 23-Charlie Spann, services
as constable,
Oct. 23-Louis D Jervey, services
as constable,
Oct. 23-H C Moise, services as?
co nstable,
Oct. 23-H M Spann, services as
constable,
Oct. 23-L F Jenkins, services as
constable,
Oct. 23-Jos M Simmons, services
as constable,
Oct 23-Thos M Jones, services
as constable,
Oct. 23-Jas R White, services as
constable,
Oct. 23- lesse Yate9, services as
constable,
Oct. 23-W P Singleton, services
as constable,
Oct. 23-Th06 M Jones, services as
constable, 3 00
Oct. 23-Jos M Simmons, services
as constable, 3 00
Oct. 23-J 0 Durant, services as
constable, 3 10
Total, $390 45
Total Court expenses for fiscal year
approved, juries, witnesses and
constables, $2,908 05
County Commissioners and Clerk.
1886.
February 19-S Leroy Shaw, Co.
Commissioner, services examin?
ing Railroad crossings, two days
and sixty miles, 7 00
February 27-Robert E Muldrow,
County Commissioner, services
examining Railroad crossings,
threedays and seventy-five miles. 9 25
October 31-F M Mellett, Cb'n Co.
Com'rs, services on Board Jury
Com missie ners, two focal years,
six days, eighty-four miles, 16 20
October 31-F M Mellett, County
Commissioner, examining R R
crossings, two days, 66 miles,
7 30
39 75
F M Mellett, Chairman,, has been
70 days in the discharge of his
duties, and has travelled 3,628
miles-. Amount of accounts
approved, .321 40
Robert E. Muldrow has been 70
days in thc discharge of his du?
ties, and-has-travelled 3j244 miles
Amount of accounts approved, 302 20
S Leroy Shaw, bas been 68 days in
the discharge of bis duties, and
has travelled l\991 miles. Am't
of accounts approved-, 235 55
Thomas V Walsh, Clerk, accounts
approved as Clerk of Board' of
Coonty Commissioners, 302' 50
. Total Co. Com'rs and Clerk, 1,161; 65
Grand Total, $1,201- 40
. RECAPITULATION,
Roads and Bridges, $2,173 51
POOP House and 'Pbor, 2,364 98
Sheriff, 2;907 89
-Trial Justices, 1,100 00
Constables, ; 550:00
Coroner's Inquests, Post Mortem
* Examinations and Lunacy Pro?
ceedings, 589 81
County Auditor, 468 60
Clerk of Court, C P A G S 382 08
Coonty Treasarer, ... 201 65
Master, 84 65
Probate Judge, 26 60
School Commissioner, * 89 .43
Jury Commissioner, and acting, 93 00
Supervisor ol Registration, 28 87
Advertising, Printing and Sta?
tionery, 337 77
Public Baildings, 253 44
Miscellaneous Accounts, 827 74
Court Expenses. Juries, Witnesses,
and Constables for fiscal year, 2,908 05
County Commissioners and: Clerk, 1,201 40
Total, $16,589 47
Total of contract to build Crossing
new road, Pocotaligo Swamp, $1,697*00
This Board has held 20 regular meetings,
and various meetings on the public highways
as to bridges, ?c., Ac. The increase in the
County expenses oecurs in very heavy costs
of Courts, general disbursement account, Ac.
The amounts appropriated for the support of
the Poor and Roads and Bridges are not fully
expended.
I, Thos. V. Walsh, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners for Sumter County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing report for
fiscal year ending October 31st, 1886, is to the
best of my knowledge and belief, correct and
just, and that all Accounts were properly
itemized and attested as the law requires.
THOS. V. WALSH,
Clerk Board County Commissioners,
Sumter County.
November 9, 1886.
TAX NOTICE.
THE TREASURER OF SUMTER COUN?
TY gives notice that his books will be
open from the FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTO?
BER, 1886, to the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1886, for the collection o
Taxes for the Fiscal year commencing No?
vember 1st, 1885, in Sumter Coonty.
The following are the rates per centum of
the levy :
1. For State purposes-five and one-fourth
mills on every dollar of the value of all taxa?
ble property.
2. For County purposes-three mills on
every dollar of such value, of which the pro?
ceeds of two and one-half mills are to be ap?
plied to ordinary County expenses, and of j
one-fourth of a mill to paying the deficiencies
of the fiscal year eoding October 31, 1885,
and of one-fourth of a mill to the payment of
the cost of opening and constructing a public
highway from Privateer Township across
Pocotaligo Swamp to Concord Township.
3. For support of public schools-two mills
ou every dollar of such value.
4. One dollar on each taxable poll, (to wit
between the ages of 21 and 60 years.)
. - The Treasurer will in person or by deputy
attend at the following places and times for
the collection of the said taxes : :
Stateburg, Tuesday, November. 2,. .
M. Sanders* former office in Rafting Creek
Township, Wednesday, November 3.
Smithville, Thursday, November 4.
Scarborough's Store, near Tirzah Church,
Friday, November 5.
Privateer, Saturday, November 6.
Mayesville, Monday, November 8.
Reid's Mill, Tuesday, November 9.
Lynchburg, in Lynchburg Township,
Wednesday, November 10.
Shiloh, Thursday, November ll.
Lewis Chapel, Friday, November 12.
Mechanicsville, Monday, November 15.
Bisbopville, Tuesday, November 16.
Mannviile, Wednesday, November 17.
Manchester, Friday, November 19.
Wedgefield, Saturday, November 20.
And on the other days, from October 15th to
December 15th, at bis office at the County
seat. W. F. B. HAYNSWORTH,
Sept. 28._Treasurer of Sumter Co.
THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
211 KING STREET.
Four Doors South Academy of Music.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THIS well appointed Hotel was opened for
the reception of Guests, March ist, 1885,
by G. T. ALFORD, recently proprietor of
the "New Brighton Hotel." Sullivan's Island.
The "WINDSOR" is newly furnished
throughout, having Woven VVire Spring and
Hair Matresses on all beds Fronting on
King Street, with exteusive Southern expos?
ure, making
All the Rooms Dry, Airy aod Pleasant.
To make the "HOTEL WINDSOR," what
bas long been wanted, a STRICTLY FAMI?
LY HOTEL,
No Liquors will be sold on the premises
Rates, $1.50 to $2.00 per day-Liberal
terms made by the week or month.
G. T. ALFORD, Manager, j
ATLANTIC COAST LIRE
PASgENGi?R DEPARTANT:
?! FAST LINE BETWEEN'
Charleston, Columbia and Upper
Sooth Carolina?
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct.10, 1880.
Going- W?atv
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7.20 A. M.
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On Sundays train will leave Charleston, S.
C., 8.45 A. M., arrive Colomhia 1.00 P. M.
Returning leaves Columbia 5 2.7 P. M., arrives
Charleston 9.45 P. M.
Solid Trains-between Charleston and Colum?
bia, S. C.
Special Parlor Cars attached to this train be?
tween Charleston- and Columbia. No
extra charge for seat rn tlwsa cars to pas?
sengers holding First Class tickets.
J. F. DIVINE, T. M. EMERSON,
Gen.'l Supt. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
South Carolina Railway Ce
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COMMENCING Sanity, May 9. 1886. P*?
seager Trains will run "as follows, until fur?
ther notice, ''Eastern Time:"
TO ANL FROM CHARLESTON.
Baa* (Daily.)
Depart C?lmnbb*......... 6 30 a m...... 5 27 p m
Due Charle? ton-ll 00 p m...... 9 ?0 p m
West (Da?y.)
Depart Charleston. ...... 7 20 a in...... 5 30 p ra
Due Columbia >.?..10-35 a m.ie 00 p c
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
East (Daily except Sunday )
Depart Columbia 6 30 a ra...5 03 p m.. 5 27 pm
Due Camden.12 37 a tn.~7 42 p ra...7 42 p m
tV?st (Daily except Sunday.)
Depart Camden 7 45 am... 7 45 a in... 3 15pm
Due Columbia-IO 25 a m."10 35 a UK..10 00 pm
TO AND PROM AUGUSTA.
East (Daily.)
Depnrt Columbia ,...6 30 a a...... 5 27 pm
Due Augusta...--......... 11 35 a in...... 10 35 p m
. West (Daily.)
Depart Aognsta.6 05 a m. 4 40 p m
Due Columbia_......19 35 a m. 10 M p m
CONKKCTIuH?. .
Connections made at Columbia with Colum?
bia and Greenville Railroad by train arriving
at 10 40 a ta. and departing at 5 27 pm. At
Columbia Junction wit!. Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad hy 8;uue train to aad
from all points on both road?.
Passengers take Supper at Branchville.
Connections made at Charleston with ?ream- ;
ers to and froarNew York on Sa'urticys. A?sa
with Charleston mid Savannah KaiUay for Sa?
vannah and all points South, tied with steam?
er? fur Jackson ville and points on St- John's
river on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Connections made at Augusta to and from
all Poin'.- Wear and S-uth Georgia R. il.
and with Centra! R. R.
Connection? made at Blackville to and from
all points on B:iri:w?U Rai ?ro.iJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to all poir.??, can b?
purcbased bv applying tu D. MiQ*.eeD. Agent,
Columbia. Si C. D. C. ALLEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JOHN B. PECK, GcDe.nl Manager.
Charleston, S. C
Greenville as? Columbia Bail Seal
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA. S. C., May lt 1SS6,
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, May Z.
1886. Passenger Trains will roo ais
herewith indicated, up.-.n this road and ita.
branches-Daily except Sundays : '
. TIME EASTERN STANDARD^
No. 53/-WKST\VAr?D. ' -
Leave Columbia..10 45
Arrive Alst?>D. ............... ll 45 a'
Arrive Newberry.......... 12 48 p xor
Arrive Ninetv Six. 2 03 p ra
Arrive Hodges*.-. 3 05pm
Arrive Belton. 4 ll p ai
Arrive at Greenville.........~>....... 4 3v p m
NV 52-EASTWARD
Leave Greenville at..?..??. ......... 9 45 a m
Arrive Belton.......... 11 03 a ?.
Arrive Hod??-s._.,- - .._12 17 p m.
Arrive Ninety.Six ... - 1 10 p ii? .
Arrive Newberry-,.-..3 02 p m
Arrive Alston......... ....... -.. 4 05 p ni
Arrive at Columbia. ........... 515p>m
SPA UTA N Brits, UMOK ? COLUMBIA ROAD.
NO. 53 Up Passerger.
Leave Alston.M.11 50 a m
Arrive Union*.-..-2t 37 p m.
Arrive Spartanburg..?.4 50 pm
No. 52 Down Passenger.
Leave Spartanburg......~.1I Maa
Arriv? Union*. 1 12 p m
Arrive at Alston. 335 p- ot
ANDERSON BftAXCa & BLVX ?linsa DIVISION.
Leave Belton.........4 15 p tu
Arrive Anders^?.......... 4 47 p? r
Arrive at Walhalla.~.?33pm "
Leave Walhalla..-.. . 8 30 a ?
Arrive Anderson........ ^^..10 22 a m .
Arrive at Belton..?.10 57 a ?
LAURENS RAIL liv AV.
Leave Newberry.?.... 3 25 p m
Arrive ai Laurens C- Il.-~. 6 30 p m -
Leave Laurens ?. II.... . ? 10 a ttl
Arrive at Newberry.?^?.?..12 10 am
ABBEVILLK BRAKCU.
Arrive at Hodges..>2 05 p m
Leave Hodges.-.- 3 10 p m
Arrive at Abbeville. 4 10 p ta
Leave Abbeville.I t 05 a m
Close connections made at -Seneca with R- A
D R- R. lor Atlanta and beyond.
*Dinncr.
G. R. TALBOT. Superintendent. '
D. CARDWELL. A 3. Pans. Agent. _
RUBBER STAMPS
NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING
with indellible ink, or for pnnt;n;i veiling
card?, and
STAMPS OF ANT KIND
tor stamping BUSINESS CAIiOS, ENVEL?
OPES or anything else. SpcMa:*?* of varient.
styles on hand, which will U*. ?bown with pleas?
ure. The LOWEST PRICES possible, and
orders filled promptly.
Call on C. F. OSTEEN,
At the Welshman and Sl-alot??n ufficev
fields are ?caree, bet tbose wbo wrttate
Stbuou ? Cc. Portland, Xatae.wfll reserve
frta, fall information ?boat work which
tb?7 can do, ?ad H re Rt boae,fhat win pay
_.-tbera froTn ?s te $ ?pei day. Seme bave
earno'iovt.i.-fAOinadMv. Eltbern t. jtocjcoro?d. Capital
?ot required. You an started f. -.-e. Tbo?e ? bo kt?zt a? 0009
ar? eaiolnti?y tare of anne JttUe fortune* AU U new.