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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. A Fight Face to Face. Moonshiners Meet Revenue Itaiders Squarely in the Road. The story of a revenue raid thai look? ed like a r?miniscence of Redmond's paimy days in the "moonshine" region, was brought to the city yesterday. Karly Tuesday morning a. raiding party compos d af Deputy Marshal 0. F. Hightcwer and Special Deputies P. M. Baker, Geo. E. Turpin, Alex. Phillips and P. F. Stevens, formerly Chief of Police of Gaffney, left here for the purpose of destroying several illicit stills known or suspected to be in ope? ration ia the exfreme and most moun- j tainous section of the county. The neighborhood of Panther moun j tain was reached Tuesday night, and there a still was found and broken up. Four or five miles farther on, on Pruitt j Mountain was another ''moonshine fac? tory," to which the attention of the .party was next directed. The first still had been destroyed without an in? terruption, and the posse having made iheir way to the neighborhood of the second place without a sign of oppo? sition showing up, the way seemed clear. But a surprise was in store when the Pruitt Mountain 'still was reached. Just 2S the party were eutering the place, they were saluted with a rattling volley of some twenty-five of thirty shots from a party concealed in the ' darkness of the woods about the place. The shots seemed to have come from riSes and pistols. The shots ail struck j high, however, embedding themselves 4 in the roof and upper walls of the j rough 'still house and leaving the startled oSccrs below unhurt but very j , much surprised. The fire having prov- j { ed harmless, the men went on with the work of tearing up the 'still without a renewal of the attack. This was be? tween two and three o'clock yesterday morning. After this incident tbc revenue men had made a detour on foot after a pris? oner whom they failed to secure and were returning along a country road on foot io where their horses were tied out after daylight yesterday morning, when they were fired on again. The spot j t selected by the moonshiners for the attack was a narrow gip in Pruitt mountain at a point near the old State road and about twenty seven miles from tbe city. The fire from the attacking party, composed of six men who stepped - squarely in the road, was pluckily re? turned by the rovenue men, who gave the enemy a volley and then charged them up the mountain side, capturing one of the party, a man named Howard, j 1 who was armed with a "fine breech-load- j i ing shot gun, after a long ?in. ?in the; fight Frank Hightower was shot in one knee, the ball being small and appar? ently from a rifie or pistol. Hightower was left in the charge of relatives. Howard, the prisoner cap? tured, was left in charge Of Kightower with another deputy to guard him, and the rest of the raiding party reached Thc city yesterday afternoon.- Green TW.e JSevcs, 2ith. - mm i mm I y Geaeral Harrison Does ISTot j e Like it, ? a Senator Quay has told General Har risen, ir. is ?tated, that $1.400,000 was spent by the Republican National Com- j p mutee to elect him. That sum does ! |, not include the 'fat* f?ied out of the ? ?j manufacturers by the president of the : 3 ^National League of .Republican Clubs, ^ ?or the amount raised by the Union ? b ""League to earry New York. General J v Jrjarnsorj <Joes not, it seems, like the n sc?vr of corruption given to bis election h * by tho^^ocsedisgs of his supporters in | 0 : the Kai pire t?'ate? G.?. d^iio-?ire-wi sisare- ? R seutment/it is stated, by declining to : w '. honor.Platt Vfilh a place in his cabinet j Jack tbe Ripper in Jamaica, j - j The crews of the various steamers ? f plying between New York and King- ; f, ston. Jamaica, are telling with bated ; f( breath fearful stories of crimes com- ! p, mitted in Spanish Town, a village near j ti Kingston, which to their minds un-: a questionably indicate that 'Jack the j a Ripper* has gene from England to Ja- j ti maica. j t-i The first of a series of diabolical and ] a mysterious murders took place, so the j b sailors say, November 28th, 1888, in i a St. Catharine's Parish, a few mile? dis- i . taut from Spanish Town. The victim j was a negrees cf the lowest and most ? vicious class, whose name has never ; been discovered. She was found e^rly ? & in the morning lying in a fence comer $; by the roadside, her throat cut from t? .ear to ear. her cheeks, nose ?2???b%e- j p head slashed in a manner that would c; indicate it to be the work of a skillful tl batcher. Tier clothing b?d. as in thc \\ case of nearly all the ^Whitechapel ti murders, been thrown over her head J and the little crowd which Lad gathered I li there upen *he discovery of the body ,] were horr:Gtd to see that it had been '? n Diu'iiatec! exactly LS had been done in ' a the London cases. ! ? If anything farther had been needed I to make the horror stricken crowd at- [, tribute the crim* to the Whitechapel ' fiend it was found cn a card pinned to ; h the unfortunate woman*!} body hy the i 3, bla^e of a small penknife. The card ; bore this in=c:iptieu : ! li . iii J AT: THE RtrrEK. Fourteen more, then 1 Quit. ! et Of course a diligent search was made for the murderer, bat he was not found. On the morning of December li'?, in a field, lyiijg by and partially concealed under au old shed, was found a second j body. In this case the woman was a j notorious creature of the lowest class, a 1 negress eulie! 'Ma'g.' lier wounds wore of the same nature as those ia- tc fiieted upon the other. The Seid ia ? which the eorp>e was discovered wr:.? 7, scarcely a u?ile distant from the scene 'J of the first murder. The authorities y mide a hurried investigation and bur? ied the hedy ?s speedily as possible, ^ giving no <>ne an opportui ity to exam ice if. No mention cf the crime was ? made in tho newspapers at the time, 1 the # officials endeavoring bv every 1 mea os in their power to hush the matter \\ Up a-id have it talked .about as little as t< ros-io?c. No trace wns ever found of the murderer, and it was forgotten save * by a few of the wretched women who ; belonged to that class among which the : unfortunates moved. ; a Tho third body was f ouad on the $ Friday before New Year's day. This tithe the newspapers were compelled to^ notice the discovery. The scene of this third murder was about midway be? tween the places where the former dis? coveries had been made, and the sailors insist that the crime was in every way analagous to the others. There are comparatively few women of this class about Kingston or Spanith Town, but those who do live there are in a state of abject terror. The mur? derer bas eluded thc authorities, and the sailors expect to leam of further atrocities on their return. The Sudden Death of Rep? resentatives Burnes, of Missouri. WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The entire delegation in Congress from Missouri, together with Speaker Carlisle, Mr. Randall aud the other members of the appropriation committee, met in the | room of the House committee on appro? priations at ll o'clock this morning, to take suitable action upon the death of Representative James N. Burnes, who was stricken with paralysis on the floor of the House yesterday afternoon. The Blue Ridge Banquo. COLUMBIA, January 25.-A suit will | be commenced in the United States Cir- j cuit Court to-morrow by Amos D. Wil? liams, of New York city, against Isaac 5. Bamberg to recover possession of 117 bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, (with coupons attached,) 2ach of the denomination cf ?1,000, guaranteed by the State, and for the mm of ?800,000, the value of said ooods with coupons attached, if a de? livery cannot be bad. The suit is wrought be Mr. W. S. Monteith. The iistory of the suit is as follows : When the Legislature passed the Act o take up these bonds with Blue Ridge ?erip, the plaintiff surrendered these )onds and took the scrip, and the >onds cancelled now lie in the vault of he treasury. The Blue Ridge scrip' laving been decided to bc uccoostitu- j ional and now worthless, this plaintiff daims that be is entitled to have back he bonds, although mutilated by the ;ancelliog iron, on the principle that lothiog is payment that does not pro luce payment. The papers in this suit lave been ready for some time, but as in effort was being made to adjust this natter by the Legislature it has been j vithheld until that has failed.-Corses- \ mi?ent ATe?ss and Courier. Stanley and the Fetish. Mr. H. H. Jobnstou relates a story j ?hich strikingly reveals one great secret j if Mr. Stanley's success in dealing j nth the uncivilized tribes cf Africa. )n one occasion Mr. Stanley went to aeet an important, but rather unfriend- i y chief named Ngantshu, on aa island I n Stanley Pool. The chief came with | great retinue, and his ancestral fetish ? ( ?his was a repulsive locking thing, i ', aade of a monkey's skull and red clay tudded with cowries and hung with ittle bells. In it Ngantshu believed \ bc spirits of his ancestors dwelt, sud j_, ?e treated it with veneration, and from \" line to time poured -"wine upon it and j ?laced chewed food in its mouth. The bief introduced the fetish to Mr. Stan- j ? ey rather anxiously. The average |, rhite man would probably have laugh- ? ? d at it and asked the chief why he be- j , ieved in such absurdities. But this I j ;reat explorer sent for a camp chair j * nd respcctfullv ?laced the fetish ia it, r mf * 'j 3 that "Ngantshu" s ancestors might be I resent at the conference ; and when ! 1 anchtime came and Ngantshu put food i ; ito its mouth and poured wine upon it, | ? Ir. Stanley did the same. The result < ras that Ngantshu signed a treaty and j ; ecame for ail time Mr. Stanley's de- ? j cted friend. Perhaps by this time the | J iissionaries%have taught him to forsake ! is wretched idolatry; bat they would ever have had a chance to do so had . ?r ot Mr. Stanley first treated 1tis faith: ' 'ith courtesy. j J "A Cat Shore." j ; As the train came thunder!^ along j I boarded it, and found m y--friend Sand- j * >rd Bell, the venerable conductor of j irry years' service, was - not calm and i jrene. Ile is fond of ocssum at this j( ime of the year.; and so is Dick Ilargis, j ( nether knight vf the rail, and who had | r grudge agaiact-Sanford, hired a darky I * ) bring ?a -old gray cat in a sack to i * ie train ?3 it halted at Emerson and to i a sk ?Captain, 33ell if he didn't want to r uy a ,possum. The train was just ! ? bout to pull out and Sandford said : j r Ls-he-iat-; what do you ask for him Y ? J .-Twenty-five cents, sir/ said the'.' srky, 'an he's fat a:l over, sir.' i 1 Sandford tossed him a quarter and | 1 ^ld him to hurry up and throw the j ' ?ck in i he baggage car. lu a few j J limites he found time to inspect his r urchase. As he stooped aovrn and I v iutioasly untied the sack the cat saw ? 1 ic opening and made a spring fur ? berty. Now San ?furd's eyes arc gut rig watery and bia spectacles rather n tm, and Still thinking it yvas a very ! veiy possum, he cried oat, 'Shut the j t oor boys! shut door! don't let raitt j ? Ossum get away." The cat had dis- v ppeared behind a trunk, and Sandford <;u!d not l>ii:?-Vi.: -t was a :;at until (he ; cys had caught it and i\<: Lad rubbed ; . is hand over its furry tnii ! ' ?If it ain't a cat 1*11 be dog'd V said ; j c. and he went f??rth in solemn silence midst thc peals of laughter from the cys. When he passes E ncrson n?.w .. e can be sr<-n h,<:':!:!:! ail around for , * ;ar darky, bu? basnet found him. lie A ? me itu *\'.tI know exae'?y whr. , ^scooted that scheme, but had reason ! i ; believe that it WHS either I)iek liai gis j .* r the ti ? v ; ?. and there wtisent very ? : iuch difference b:twc*n th fin. *i; as <:uirc a c**ast ror.hr* / I. -it as u cat Baun*? fe?ttu he. J'?LL ARI* j i Thc Choice of Evils. "Several women living i:i tho up- i >wn districts drive on tho boulevards nat fended except by their pet dojrs. hich sit demur; ?y beside th* nt."- Tht ; V??uf?e : o drive ulonf is a?w?ys dull, : ern-us? 'Jue must haye coinpiny io , ?.>.?. np ; j !id f:>r ach -ic, (.'ne snrelv om"..] HO! p.?;i.?e j Between a puppy and .t wei! ?,r*d - i?ts. ! ! r ito ii i' . N ESS. First rt c-.' ?. then n eoajrh, the? c?vn?mm,?M?->, i.'!t death. "I t'.t'U tir. A cher's Ki.;*. \sh emedy f??r C'ttsurapthm th?. m?-j::tn? ? !..-^-.. r. > C?Ugb. und I believe it * t. .-- l tav " ratter X. VVai?aee, Mto$:i>.g?t.u. ?Vb! by J. . \V. Decorate. SHE IS "GItAX 1. i l I ." f*I saved the Wfc of ur- !:'t!<> giri by ri ; rompt ?e <>f l)r Acker's Eogtzsh Kctntdy f??r ' ?>n. UMI? riot)."-Mrs. Wt?, ilarriman, N\-v V ,r'-. old i-v .J. V. W. DcLorme. . ' I Uk A Small Boy's Revenge, ! A good story is told on a certain well j known lawyer, who now has one of his j daughters to manipulate his typewriter j instead of the winsome blonde who was j formerly a handsome piece of furniture i in the oiiice. The change came about j in this way : One day his 10 year old son wandered j into his office.just as tho legal light was j examining a letter written by the hired j emanueusis. In order to rend the letter j it was necessary tb bend over thc back j of the young lady's chair. The young- ! sier looked at his parent, took in the j situation, and then said : ''Pa, I want j a quarter." "I'm busy now, don't bother me, boy," said the father, and he continued to hang over the shapely shoulder of the rair typewriter and peruse the letter which she held in her hand. "Pa," said the boy again, "? want a quarter. You'd better give it to me aud i'll clear out." "Don't worry me, T tell you said the j father. "Can't you sec that I am busy ?" The youngster didn't say any more, but just hung around the office. He looked out of ?ie window and counted the white horses as they went by ; he emptied some sand into an inkstand, and then thickened the compound with mucilage, and did a lot of other mis chievous tricks such as will only suggest themselves to a 10-year-old boy. But he kept close watch cn the governor and typewriter, and every now and then would shrug his shoulders, as much as to say : "I'll get even with you.'' Finally the lawyer was ready to go home, and, taking his little boy by the hand, they walked to their modest ap? pearing, but handsomely furnished res? idence. Very little was said on the way, and the father was evidently nettled at what he considered the misbehavior of his son. When the family sat down to dinner he narrated the circumstances to his wife, and she sternly told the young man that if he could uc-t behave himself she wouid not let him go down to his father's office again. The boy didn't seem to mind that much, and ?oally said, as he balanced his fork on his forefinger : ".Perhaps I wa> somewhat rude and impatient, but, mamma, if you'd seen pa lean over that pretty typewriter and play wich lier j bangs, and whisper in her ear, you'd have thought he'd been glad to give me a quarter to get me cut of the way. ? never knew how much pa was stuck on her before." The youngster was sent away from the table in u'isgrace, and he subse? quently received striking evidence of a parent's wrath, but there was also an ? agreement between the parents that re- j suited in tile dismissal of the fair type- j writer the following day.- Washington'^ Star. SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 2i.-The j Dcean steamship wharves and freight ! ?hc-ds collapsed to-day and precipitated ' 2,000 tons of guano in the water. No j Due was at work ou the wharves, and j there is supposed to be no loss of life. { The estimated loss to thc company is i $.40,000. A very ?imple means to (ind the posi 'ion of die sun in daytime, no matter ! bow dense the fog or blinding the snow | ;torm, is to place the point of a knife ? blade or a sharp pencil ou the thumb ! [jail. A shadow will be cast directly j from the sun. Persons prone to get I lost should remember this. .???- -439'! A r.e.? submarine torpedo boat has : been tried by both France and Russia, j md is said to be scecf sful. lt is driven j Dy an Edison dynamo, provided with j ?otapressed csygeD for use underwater, I iud a large pair of scissors projecting ! wai the prow, iii order to cut torpedo ! ?vires -?Ye?; York Sen. \ A card from Shanghai says-: 'The j Irst five thousand of 'The Catechism of i he Three Religions" (in ('hi?ese.) by j [lev. H. C. Doli?se, having bren sold i .vithin a few days after the book was j idvertiscd. a second edit-ion -is being 1 ssued by the Presbyterian Mission L'res.s, at Shanghai.'-Southern Pres vyterian. Miss Barton, about 40 years cid. laughter of the late O'Hara Barton, of jrreeuville county, near Jjandrum S,';. iou, committed suicide by drowning a?t wee):. About Wednesday she left lome. She was seen by the watchman it the Vaugh Creek trestle in a dan<fe- j ous j.l.vce. Ile warned .her away and j - he went down the creek. Some of the ! i?ighbors be^an a search and they fol- I owed her tracks down the creek to its j unction with North Pacok-t There" he signs indicated that she had jumped oto the river. Friday her body was ound about a mile below this point, fha family had noticed for some time hat the was a little strange in her vavs. It was in Polk Count" where ter body was found -Sl^trtan. 3s Consumption Incurable? Ile:? di Lc r>l?t/\vi:isr : Mr. O. i!. Marri.*, New. rk. Ark . say? : ' Was i!?w?i wi a Abbess ?>: .u::?-\ ar; 2 tri? v.-I* ami physicians :?n<v.? as uu tr.cHtaMu ctisuuip'-i-vo. llvgnii ta-kin?; h. Kiii^V X :vv LUsc.vvry tow i.:: it.v *.ii:M Lottie, an : ::*: ? .i.-tm-;.*:<.:!. :;:? !e ;:.? ?.! Si C tiif v. k'U'.u: Lum. I: is tl.-: fiat;;' uicuic?ic .r m i.iv:~ ! J Wie Mi.i.iifwar?. Deparar. Ohio, says; "Ma.i j ?_. ?.'.'! l?f*ii ? >T r Kr-*.- Xf.w ]>> ....;<.. !'... I I li.t li IV Hit I <.? >. IA i.- iv- til J T w< ii k:;(?\?t) an 1 ?I it .1. hi . lc 1 ivl \ Mucfc?vK's Arnica S:?5v.-. V.. i hi f?a; iv. ,.: ? ?..: Cur.-. Ur t S:-ii rt-:;": Fev'ct Si.rc*. I M-v. !J tri.i'r.' .MV? f.,rf.,i r. i, f*r?n y Pf?ATT i B te O T il f* 0 i! ? 0 ? f H y s y ti H ? r ? &Ei j ! Zlw AIM, ?iUA?, I CH IRLKSTON, S. C. .A \yr J?) ol fr*:;'--;' \ 1 . Ci1 ?C;S) W'fiU j AT BO TT O M i'xl IC.KS. These tvria diseases cause untold suffering. Doctors admit thai they are difficult to cure tfX, sodotiteirpatieiits. 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Vi'e have constantly on hand ii complete line of WIXES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AXD TOBACCO. And desire io CM?? especial attention lo tb? folio-wing : Imported. Domestic. FRENCH BRANDIES, SHERRY. PORT, IRISH WHISK KY, CATAWBA WINE. JAMAICA RUM, BLACKBERRY WINE, HOLLAND GIN, GIN AND FINE SCOTQiLWHISKEY, RYE WHISKEY. We call espeei::! attention to our JPuyc Gorila Caa-olisssa Corst WMsfcey, Which we cet direct from the s'.i?i. ?T 1 BTlB? I HP omo???i ! Milli n Altii y??ii? The Notice of Every One is Called to the Fact that R. W. DURANT & SON Keep a Full Supply of Goods in their Line, ? farmers Eilis, Mai Ipi liisil Supplier Sic. < CGOKING AND HEATING STOVES OE BEST MAKE! WAGON AN h; DUG G Y MATERIAL FROM A HOLT TO A WC EEL. PUMPS, BOTH IRON AND WOOD. Belting iii Rubber and Leather, and Packing of all Kinds, Iiiprlec! G uns. Muzzle and Breech Loading! PISTOLS IN VARIETY Ej.cOM ?1 UP. POWDER, SHOT AND SHELLS, &c, AND vVe are Agents for thc Great Western Powder Company. TABLE; AND POCKET CUTLERY, &c. With many thanks to :i generous public for their past liberal patronage, and soliciting till their b:b?-support, weare Respectful Iv, etc., R. W. DURANT & SON, Sept. P2. Main Street, Opposite Bank. A rp rp pj R ft ^ To our friends of the elli/ and country: We have just received a large invoice of d?lu!?> iK iudMul a 1 itbttvt& ililli Jun. in live pg und pails, and in bulk io retail. Dried Apricots, Peaches and Apples, all fresh and nico. NTew No. i Mackerel. F?llten Market Beef, Pi^s Feet, Bologna Sausage and. Dutch Herrings. W. P. Harveys' best Hains and Breakfast Bacon. i\ beautiful line of Gold Band Crockery J Tin Ware, Woodenware, &c, &c. Ora-AKS AXI) TOBACCO. ! Co??ee and Tea a Specialty, . j Scud ns a trial order to be convinced that our goods are resii and ii'1 e. Pi OS^WE? Ii H CO ' I HPipiQfii mm? CHAS, c. LESLIE,; Whulcs^e and Retail levier in Sumter, 3. C. ns?. <;\m. OYSYEKS, TURTLES, TERRAPINS, j RATES-$1 PERT)AA*. POULTRY, EGGS, &c. j j : i .. i ; :, .: . .... .?>?",. SUi?k No. 1 and '1 Ki?h Market. I..:-: Til -u Mon according to UUIC. I I O?tcc sind Fish [louse, H nnd Jv) Market St.. Comfort*!.!,- ?iooms. C.?; i i.ihle, i nvate j East of frist D;,v, ?HrJor for h idi< - CH A RLESTOX, S. C. J, H. DIXON, All orders proinptiyHttenae,! to. I ci ros c.i&n <>r citv uiecptiince, N..-V. 2 \ Pro:>ri^or. 1 Oct. ?. Atlantic Coast Line WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R. COPiDKN S E I? S?T31 ED ! M, E. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. I/ated-' at. .2T7?9 J No. 23{?GT 27|No. iVj .\'"73 P. .-.Li 1'. M.! i\ 3?'. A. M. L've .Wilmington ~ 6 25|*I0 1 f?j -J JO Leave Marion..... ' ii M| 12 40J 3 60 G i6 Arrive Florence.- 10-3?| 1 2.? 4 H'j 7 SO No. 50 A M No 5$! A M I i'. M Leave F!?renes... 3 2?!. f ? f;| . Ar've Sumter. 4 i'A. 7 2i . Leave Sumter. Ar've Columbia.. No 52 4 40 t i* 2"if 7 2i 6 15 10 22? 9 O? N<?. 52 runs through from Charleston via Cen'ra! lt. it. leaving Lanes S:22 A.M., Manning S:53 A. M. Tr:tin on C. & D. R. R. connects at Florence with No. 53. No. 501,-Vestib?le Train, Tuesday, Thurs? day anil Saturday. Leave Wiimicgton 2:10 A. .M., arrive F!:>r enr-o 5: ZO A M. TRAINS GOING NORTH. [No. 51 {No. 59[No. 53[NV66. i7 M A jr ~P~~M Leave Columbia. *I0 35 f 7 4" 8 5 2i=. Ar've Sumter. li fS 9 15 6 37. Leave Sumter., ll 5S j-9 30 . Arrive Florence. 1 15 10 41) . A M No. 7S No 14 P. Jr. Leave Foresee.. 4 3 > fl'O 45 ? 8 lu 4 30 Leave Marion.... 5 2?. 11 30 S 47 5 1? Arr. Wilmington S tva 1! oj S 4?. ?Daily, f Daily except Sunday. No. 53 rans through t? Charleston. S C., via Central lt. R.. arriving Manning 7:07 P. M., Lanes 7:1 2 P. M.. Charleston 9:10 p. M. No. 5'J connects ar I'i.>re:iec ";;th C. and D. train i";r Cbcraw and IVadesboro. Nos- 7S ami 14 n.-ike close connection at Wilmington with W. ? \V. K. li. for all point* No. 5C0. Vestibule Train, Tuesday, Thurs? day and Saturday. LIM VJ Florence 9:55 P. M., arrive Wilming? ton 12:55 A M. Train f-r. Manchester & Augusta P.. B. leaves Sum:cr daily exeeot Sunday. 9:50 A. M.. ar riv,: RifiJ 10:15. Pinewood 11.2(>. Retortting leave Pinewood 12:01, P. M., Reid 100, arrive Sumter 1:30 P. M. JOHN F. DIVINE. General Sup't. J. R. KEN LY, Superintendent Trans. T. M. EMERSON, Gen. Pa^en^-r Acr'r. Atlantic Coast Line. NORTH-E A .STERN" R. R. OF 3. 0. CONDENSED SCHEDULE, TRA i NS GOING SOUTH. DaiedJan. 8. 'SO.?No. 27jXo 23?No. lf,!No.G3 I A.M. ! P.M. i AJ?. : P.M. Leave Florence... " Kingstree . Arrive Lanes. Leave Lanes. Ar'Vr Charleston *"1 35 2 3u 2 5o 2 on 5 00 ?10 4*. 1 2 DO 12 27 A.M. 12 27 2 55 24 40 *7 50j f6 00 9 IO; 9 32? 1 9 32i* 11 40 7 50 9 10 Train No. 03 takes No. 53 South of Lanes. Train on C. & D. fl. H. connects at Flor? ence with No. 61 Train. No. 501, Vestibule Train, Tuesday, Thurs? day ar:d Saturday. Leave Florence 5:00 A. M., arrive Charles? ton 9:00 A. M. TRAINS GOING NORTH. ?No. 78|No. UjNo. 52jXo. 66 ~ j A.M. ? P7.VL ; A.M. I P.M. Leave Charleston?*i2 25is 4 30:? 7 00 *12 30 Arrive Lanes. LCM ve Lanes. 'l Kings-tree. Arrive Florence 2 45 2 50 3 10 4 2i; 6 23 C 28 G 5c 7 5:. 8 2?? 2 28 f S 40 2 23 9 In' 2 51 10 20 4 . ? 3 Dai!;.. j Daily except Sunday. Tr.in No. 52 takes No. 62 North of Lanes. Train No. 62 eor.uecrs at Florence with train on G. ? O. R. R. for Cheraw, S. C , and Wndesbcro, N. C. No. 52 runs rhroucrh to Columbia vi:-. Central R K. of S. C. Nos. 7S and 14 run solid to Wilmin.rton, X. C., making clase connection with W. .& W. R. R. for al! points north, No. 500, V?sicule Train, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. IA H ve Charleston 6.15 P. M., arrive Flor? ence 9-45 P. M. J. R. KEN LY", J. F. DIVINE, Supt. Trans. Gem! Snp't. T. M. KM HILSON. Gen'l Pa=s. Aget.r. South Carolina Raliway Go, PASSKXGKil L EPA RT Mi] NT. JOINT TIMI-: TABLE, NO. 2. Clur'eston, Cincinnati and CSi?ca?ro Rail? road, oftd Camden Branch S. C. Railway. In effect Monday, June 25th, 1$38. SOUTHBOUND. Nos. 155 157 137 a m pm pm Leave Lancaster 6.30 3.00 4.55 " Pleasant Hill 6 53 3.22 .5.30 " Oakhurst 7 01 3 30 5.42 " Kershaw 7.11 3.41 5.47 4; Westville 7.25 3.56 6 28 " De Kalb 7.37 4.07 6.54 " Camden S 00 4.07 8 00 " " June. 9 01 5 29 10.02 Arrive Kimrviiic 9 31 6.00 11.00 Columbia 10.15 6.49 " Orangebnrg 6.50 " Charleston 9.10 Augusta 11.30 NORTH WA KP. Nos. 137 153 401 am am nm Leave Augusta 8 15 " Charleston 7.00 p m " Oranpeburg S 57 2 ('9 ,; Columbia S.50 3 3u li KingviMe 4.45 9.45 4 15 " Camdea June. 5 44 lu.16 4.46 " " 8 31) 11.15 5.53 lt DeKalb 9.07 ll 37 6 16 " Westville 9.28 11.50 6.28 r> m li Kershaw 9.52 12 05 6.43 " Oakhurst 10.09 12.15 6.5:> " Pleasant Hill 10.22 12 23 7.01 Arrive Lancaster 11.00 12.45 7.25 Trains on Camden Division run daily, Sundays excepted. Throne!) trains both ways between Lancas? ter and Columbia. Through coach '.-.iiii ways between Lancas? ter and Cha: h-ston. C.iiiia flinns made at C?)Iumbia for West and North, at I'harlestou on Tuesdavs and Fridavs v.'iJh stcameri lor New York ; at Au? gusta for t!if West. Through tickets on sale at Camden to al! . oints, D. C. ALLEN, General Passenger arni Ticket Agent. NO MOHE E?E-SL?SSES. ! Ko Mero MITCHELL'S EYE-SALVE. \ Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy for Sore, weak ai Mimi Eps. Producing Long-Sightedness. and Re? storing the Sight of the Old. CURES THAI: DROPS, GRAM LAT10X. Sive tumors, Red Eye's, Matted 'AC Lashes, and producing quick Reiicf and Permanent ('ure. Also rrjuuilv e?icaeious when used in other maladii?, such as fleers. Fever Sores, Tu? mors. S-'t Rheum. Burns, Piles, or wherever inflaiiiriu'tion Mitchell's salve v.v\y he used to :stVv.anT'age. Sold by ail Druggists at 25 cen ts. _ " G. W. B?CK, D. D. S."~ OiTice u\tir Horn's Mew Store, EXTR.VXCE ON MAIN STHEETj SUMTER, S. C. Office Honrs.-9 to 1:30 ; 2:30 to 5. S -et 8 I A. J. CHINA, DEALER IX Drugs, Medicines and j G iTeinicals? I FINK TOILET P?APS. HAIR AND TOOTH j BKUSIfES. PK RFU M KUY Als I) FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, ?c.. &c. I PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES AND j DYE S TUFFS.. G LA SS, P ll TT Y. $c. I Full supply of Fresh Garden Seeds. _Apri: 3_;_ PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR jone Dollar. j One coat gires an old buggy the blackest black vf:>: c-f-r saw and a. handsome gloss without Tarnishing. It Cries bard in a few I hours. No mobing ! No varnishing ! No j extra trouble. Each can contains more than ! enough to paint a carriage. Retailedat Om Dollar per Can. For Sale bv * DR. A. J. CHINA. G-. S. SEALY'S 9 Under Music Hali, SU3ITEK, S. C. PURE DRU6S ?ND" CHEMICALS cons tan Iv on hand. A iine assortment of TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDI? CINES, LADIES' REQUISITES, and all articles kept by first class druggists. Personal attention given to the compound? ing of physicians' prescriptions. Cold, sparkling Suca Water, with choice cream syrups, Saraparilla .Meade, and Milk Shakes to suit the most fastidious. G. S. SEALY, Apr 13 Graduate of Pharmacy. I V W PF? HR HF Agent? -DEALER IN* lim i llillM, TOILET SQ?PS, PERFUMERY AND ALL KINDS OF Druggist's Sundries USUALLY KKPT IN A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. Tobacco, Siraffaiid Segars, GARDEN SEEDS, &?,, -ALSO Paints. Oils, Varnishes, GJ:AS3, PUTTY, &c. DYK STUFFS. Physician's Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with cato anti dispatch. The public will find my stock of Medicines complete, warranted genu? ine, and of the best quality. Call and see for yourselves. SEALY'S EMULSION -OF ! COD LIVER OIL AND I Ip?Mi of Liis aug S? This preparation contains seventy-five per j cent, of Pure Coa Liver Oil. and one drachm j each of the Hyponhcsphites of Lime and Soda, making it one of trie ?nos" attree.-ihie prepara? tions of the kind known to the medical faculty. A tablespoonful contains two grains each of the ?ypophesphites. Prepared only bv GILBERT S, SEALY, Pharmaceutical Chemist, SUMTER, C. S. _Dee.J SUITER WM I ORKS, ESTABLISHED IN 1S?9. -BY WHO IS STILL PREPARED WITH Improved Facilities, TO FURNISH MONUMENTS] HEADSTONES. -AND ?ll Sinds of Cemetery Work, In First Class Workmanship Dec. 21. SpoFtsi's Mpte. 5 GUN-MAKER, COLUMBIA, S. C. DEALER IN Wims, Pis?ols and Fishing Tackle, Agent for Hazard and Atlas Powder Com pan.es, also Agent for Lefever Arms Co. AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. Shells Loaded bv Latest Improved Machine. First-Class Gun Work Guaranteed. nu CES AS JA) ir AS THE LO WEST. p?T (live me a call at Sportsman's Head? quarters. Oct Ho o t^<\?9i???*'/ ~ i.'SvA'v''1,1 4 c! Cqcal v.-:.:c. Kggglafc :- Jr Vr?:tiy cnn fecal? Ja? fr,,, liable limy ?? Household t>wn in Tour h ?ne ft* 2 . \ ??> 1 lh',TT1 w *? **a . v.... ts: iv"::avo called, tlirv become yourown ??r 1!">!) ! who write . : once cnn be .?:::e ft rcceivias tho Hatch : end Sttiant^??. ?v : '? a''"' A*!.!r?? . ??:?J> '?ii -V- Cc, ifiux s A it I*ortlaa?i. UA?UUC. W.a^J.'-. 'lM^ far?, n - 5t:ro;n Sr. W. P. Harrison. :c.?.?;v:t i ~. T?ne. May 2. ISSS-T have used | SwiftV ? ;. clue ir. my family i\>r .-orne time; j belli v.- :! t?i he an exe? lieut "remedy fer.:: impa- I rilies"of tlic !.: ?od. Iii :ny <>v.n case. I believe that I fo?vc w. i '. .i .<:! :i severe artackof riv. !;.- j mhtism ill ttlC Shoulder hy :;. >cl\ !'< s,,: ' tOtillS eflicient remedy. In :i:? cases where a jier- j nlaner.t relief 'is P?-??^;:! this medicine com? mends ii>clf fora < .as:: tathra! torment, that j thof?ni"l?v cracitcaic? t??e se* <>f disease ?re.:a ; ila system. l:::v. W. I'. li.'.m::sox. j WACO. TEXAS, May O. 1SSS. Gentlemen: The v.ife of -f my c::>t;v j mets wasrerri!: ?Hi?ted ?vi:h !^tb?ome skm j distr.i .. iii::t ?..\ re.'. ? r vv... ... ' v... S?::e \y;:s eo.iii-). .I ( . h. r !. 1 f. : ^vs-n.i yprs J-y j a?lic:i<?n.alu! coaM - !:' :i' "i. i eo!?Mi: :;:.- v! frorva-x?..Vnt Ue^mganu^tm^ ?ns < f thc fX:.i. i ?io disease i t::e >?v . f.f She ;.: - ms v:} - tr?;:it? .: ::._ Ilcr!ui>band ? slie ?. 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RATES $2 00, $2 50 AND $3,00., Rooms Reserved ly Mail or Telegraphs Settle ! WAVERLY HOUSE, IN THE BEND OF KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ?Rates, $2 and ?2.50 per day. G. T. ALFORD, Mav 2-0 PROPRIETOR. WRIGHT'S HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. -o THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE, with ail modern improvements, is now open for the reception of guests. S. L. WRIGHT & SON, ProDrietors. TOT- FIGHT' M The Original Wing. - C. F. Simmons. St. Louis, Prop'r n M. A. S t m mons Liver M ed icir.e, Est'd I j i?.p, in the ?. S. Court DEFEATS J. S ITQ K.Zei?n, Prop'r A.Q. Simmons Liv ll^U? er Regulator, Est'd by Zeilin :S68. fe't^.i M.A. S. L. M. his tor 47 years R ??*? CUR?'? ?:^:OEST:ON% BILIOUSNESS, ti KfcL 1>VS??PS?A^ICK HEADACHEyLosT a/^tS^ A??STITE, SOUR STOMACH,-ETC? \ "* v^ ?;:<.v. T I?. Reams, Pastor M. E. \ ?w? Church, *-.?.i:r.s, Tenn., writes:"! . ^ \*>-nk i s?aoa?d have been dead bu? fei ?.:.r your Genuine M. A. Sha? ?*--mens Liver Medicine. 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