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Dr Whitsitt Bolder. Deolaree That :he Booth* Bepttete Are Divided m to Whether They ere Proteeteote. Ret Dt William H Whiieui, hit aeeetaeal af Um geatkera Baptist Tbea fogteal Bamieery, made a actable bojere let Baptist eoagroeo, 1% eoseeOQ ai Rieb meed? be adhered it tie oU tjswVrtfarceao it Baptist die lory, wbieb ssestad eaeb a ooatroterey wj lit e>aemis^ijt, sad his eMeraae*o etas beldee tbea hcrttofort. Dr "abwibere Baaeaete are divided ia ?wiyiaiv Oaa perty aeaaria thai Bsfeette ata aoe Prsteeieaie ; tke other aa aaaa e*e be a Bapii-i la waste ealy. who ia aoi aleo a Ta hold aad teach taa at a aeivtraal epiritaal ekereh ewiat. taly wkb raapiii of aaa iaterasl tjaat af taa epiritaal iratb of great, etat aa tailed lev* bie, ia alike a ajark iL a!!? i>m>^ ?1* ***** 2*' * ?'?ea?lffi '^?iK deay thai deatriae. Tke kapaieai ia etseatial ta lead ekertlf after taa eamttwasa aad tfattea It aaa aet taig semic aaa diatiaa?ea prieeiple af ****** k%m by ike meeti It be *tkt kaat taaa erbe it ehowa ta bate wetternd pie rates d it wss Maaae, wee ejrate a fetter te Orpriea, af Carthage, earns* ike year S2ft, ia wkitb be appear at bata edteeatad taa Baptist soetee After teal dale, tboagb many epd parties bald aad pteelioed U aa reeerd bee attr jet beta s%se>iirs) of ear wbe bald aad pree teeee]Jkmt U it essseiial ia baptism aatil awe Bapitete were reaiorad ia 1641 aTervsVerejore, bejsoeie ttotimoe y ragarde bat tat re iawodaatioa ef iaiaitreioa ia I84|? aUtr aba ritt bad loag beta daetwsd', wee ebeedaet, dcleiu, oiroom ataetial, eeaeiatteji aad quite aa eooou site aa taa kteteris tettiatey ibat ataawvtaa taa Viral wet oaeeed eejpercr af freams ia 1804 It ia rtjetted by ear Bepeiaia wbe era aet P'otesteau, be* tbai ie attrely ike retell of tkeir Oeiaetii pwairioa ** Dr Wbilaitt detlared : "So far ae ffwatal raatartb baa geae. ae Beptii t waa aaaa feaed beiwata A D 26ft aad 1841, tot Ibt ttigtatiee ef tbt Beptieia ejwa art aal Protetteate abtolotely re smire fbei a tbaia ef Bapiiett eball be tJe^sijl ftWatd to etat? ia tbt aeteel too for etery day of tkat period." ttadlof Kipllog Checke "Taa leal time I waa North," eeid e New Orltana bonk er, Iba other data, "I beard a Kipliog story whioh I eJoVt tblak baa atar been ia priat. It waa laid mo by a gentleman who meat) to beta a place in Vermont, eat far from Kipliag's old rammer home, aad who ia at preeeol aaeiataot eeabier la oaa of Iba big New York Wake -Ha aaid skat doriog Iba I aet year ef Kipling* a rttldeoot io Vermont be N beoimi alarmed at Iba growing ei feaaaa of Iba eeUbiisbmeat and daoid mi to keep a otriot eye on tbt oat feet Aooordiogly be opeood ao aaooaat at a book in a nearby town ?1 forget aow wbieb ?aad paid all two boaeehold bille with pereooel emeaba. Many of them wara rsry eaaall, rengiog ia amount from fifty ataat to $5, and the abrawd Yankee aaorekeepera of tka neighborhood aaoa dieoovtred tbat they coold gat 'Isars for team from aatograpb fiends fmaa I boy eoeld from Iba paring easier Tbat wss psrtioolsrly the ?aet weto thej attached a daplioate .eetaiaxaada of the sccooot For exempt*, a bill ege'oet Mr Kipling ist fite poo ode of ob taat, eccom maated by aa aatograpb obtek for jft 2ft. wse ? foejttBir tbat command* ei a faoef pHoe Mtne eooee^denoo we* ib^i s ootn her af Iba bbeekt otter foond thtir leaf to Iba book, and the aathor wee roily perplexed Ha woold tend bit book oeco a month to be walaaoed, aad il woold ioteriobly wama book abowiog more to bie credit tbeo waa indicated by the otobt. 'tipling waa enable to account Ist Iba ditcrepsaoy and atlrlbeltd it so bie bad bead for figures until one day, wbta tieitiag ia Boston, be ran serosa a email obtok given for a etat af bottled boor framed and banging 4? Iba seedy of a collector Thet ex woe ad Ibe nefarious traffic, aod tbo ereator of Malteoey wss eptecbleaa with wrath and indignation. Tbe irat tbiog ha did when be got bomt mat lo bora bie check book, end after tbat be insisted oo paying ell bie bills ia Iba eoia of the realm "? Hew Orleaoe Times Dernocrst Weebtsglos Deo 4 ?Riar Admiral Bedite.t, ebief of ibe bur n of yarde aad dotke. reterosd to YV??biogtto able me aiag from Port Rotel ?od Gkerteaios He reports tbo work at Charleston completed and at Port Riyal aearly ao. Praetically all the data eolleoted by tbe Port Poyal board i- at bead or will be to e dey or two, aod it Is expeetsd tbet tbo deeiaioo of the board ae lo tke loeatioo of the naval ateno a will st resdered witbio s few ?Sve. Hester's Cotton Statement. Showing Cotton Id Sight, Jftlll Taking Movement and Export. New Orlaaoa, Dae 7.?9ttrotary Hester ? weekly ?ottoo egobange ateta itot iatued loday ??out eo io treese io Ibo movement io tight eompered ?ilk igt seven daya todiog ibis date I mi tear ig roood figott 84.000 For tbo stfto days of Deoember, ibt loc?l| agog gg iggfgggg otgr I mi ytar of 64. ? 000. For tit 98 deyt of the teaton thai bate elapsed Ibt agf regale it ab tad of tbt 08 deyt tf Imi year 364, 000. Tkt amoooi brtgf bl into tight dor iog Ibt ptfl weak bM boat 441,181. gftigot 877,041 for Ibo atvtodayt tod itgDaa I* Ittt year, Tbt astvemaot tiott 8tpl 1, shows rtotiptt gt gl} Veiled 8tatgt ports, 8, 665,763 ggtiget 1,2*5,929 |mi ygtr; oterlaod ttrttt to* Miegitaippi. Obig old Pototaaa rittrt to oortbero mills agd Om^ 6*0.709 ggeiaol 660 gft Itm yttr ;lalertev ttttbt ig titttt of Ibttt btld tl Igt totatitrtial yttr 606, 614 agaigtt 600 618 toot ygtr; tootbwro ?Wi^fg mW w** 470.4/9 lot i yoor. Fofgjgg Mparts for tkt wttk kg?t bot. ifr,m, ggtiet \*&C\m< yoor Nortatra tail! takian aad Oaaadg torvaepoadiof period Imi yoor Thto total total ttklags Of Atjsritao m.lfs,, eorlk, ooglk aad Ctoadt toga far (or tkt tattoo ggft boto 1.275.896 agalqit 1,681,618 tMijttr. Btoeks ot tkt ittboord tod tbt 29 leedtgg togiktgg ioterior ototrot bore ioerteted dtriog ikt wotk 61,628. A Court Ruling on Poker, If ibt ttkiog of gambling diapatea igto togrl eootiotee it nay become gtotgtory for g oarofgl ttao to bo at loaded by o legal adoittr wheo sitliog io ''quitt little game m 8o toy gan bltrt teoaott of o roliog today by t'ie apptilatt terms of a tapiono ooori. Tbo dttitioa it lo Ike effael that if a later tbt loser may legally become the wiooer tod tba fciooer tbo lotor. In otbtr wjrdt, iko Ioooj it oot ootapolltd to rtgay Ikt wtoner. tltboogh kt would ko obliged lo rtpay to egtaider oo ggotktr looor. Tkt deetstoo grow ool of o poker ease io wkitk Ob er lee Heide Iburg, t private detecti?t. wat toed for 4)92 by Joseph Joooky o dealer io foroilort Heidel? berg desired Maurice Meyer lo lend him ?offitiaot taogoy to make good kit dstoiegey lo Iko book, kol Meyer, who was baoker, asserted tbat kt. too, was t loeer tod most have tkt ooio io ordtr kol kt might taab tbt oheek of Jaooby Tbt foraitart mao, h appears, bad til tbt tbecka oo ibt tablt After t prof rooted ergo ate ot Jaooby oaid Meyer the $92 owed by Htidel btrg, tod Meyer paid Ibt taotty book 'o Jeeoty This, ig Ibo estimation < Jaooby, Bado kio Heidelbergeredi or Ho delberg asserts that al Ibt timt bt iotsoded to pay tbt money, bot tba He leer ied it t few days that Jaooby bad unduly g'tea veot to joy tooetroi? g Heidelberg'? lote If tbtrt it oo? blog oo wbiob Heidelberg prides bio ? self tt it bit ability as t> poker pltyti, aod wbtt be foood ibat Jaooby bad ?prttd tbt news of bit lott ii oaoetd r.isa mu-sb mental togoiab tod a 6e termtcatioo lo rtpodiato Ibo debt, to 10 speak' Jatoby saed tod ibo eaee wot tried by Maoioipal J unite "Battery Dan" Fioo. Tbt Itarood jastioe toaleoded ?bat ioMtaaob as Jaooby bod woo ibe motes of everybody -roood tbt table bit looo lo Heidelberg ooold ool bt considered a traossotioo iovolviog re payment bee tose It bad boto made ot to oooofjtaodafioQ to b'gottlf. Jaooby appealeri to tkt topreme tonrt and Jostioee Beekmao, Qiergeritb aod O'Oormao upheld tkt decision Of Jas? tioe Fiou Io Ikt leogaege of ike deoisi tJ, ' The priooiple it now well t;lllod with rttpeol to gambling ooo I aott, tbal wbort a loot it alrttdy io torrtd any peraoo otbtr than tbt wio< oer, who advanoet money or properly lo ibt looor to totblt bin to pay tbt losses, may recover such advaoot to Ibo absence of o special tlttalt, but tbt plitatiff io tbia oast It ia oo potitioo to invoke benefit of tbit rule He wot tbt person directly toggtoted with tbo transaction Ho #tg Ibo ooly wiooer io tbo game, tod tbtro ia oo authority going to tko oitool of permitting wiooer to recover from a loatr, oo mat? ter what form the loan may take "? Now Vork ttlegram to the Chicago Times Herald Tba roost effective little liver pills made ere ftoWitt's Linie Barly Ritert Tbey oevn gripe. J 8 Hagbsoa u Co -?????????? ??? Monilo, December 6 ? A ditpotch I hot been receivrd from Gen. Punston giving on acoount of a two hours' tight in the woods of Santo Domingo between an American force ond Ihren hundred rebelt, commanded by Sen dico The American force. coiiaint ing of thuty native tcoutH, ct mmand od by Lieut Jern<gan, attacked Ikt reb??lt, who rwtlSgtad? leaving on the ft- Id aiiteen m n killod, including the rebel leader. Aguilar, and an Ameri 1 c in negro It wss at firat thought the latter wua a man named Kagin, a doaerter from the 24th infantry, but this turned oot to be t mistake Not one of Jernigau'a men woo wounded De Wet Doubled South. Though the Boer Leader Left Three Huodred Dead. Aliwalgortb, Cape Colooy, Deo 7.? After the 6ght at Sterk Spruit, Geo De Wet doubled south during the oight, crossed the Caledoo River, marched to Odeodal Drift, where be foood tbo stream impaasablo. toroed eaat ood marched aloog tbs north bopV of the Orange River, until with io fifteen miles of Aliwaloortb, ood then turned northeast io Ibo direetioo of Rootvills Goo Kooi dogged bio steps ibo whole doy. J)s Wet's foroea were, thoroogbly oibouated. Tbroo buodred of their dead ood dyiog horses wort oouoted bttweeo the Smithfield rood ood the Orange River. IF BOTHA AND DK WET AL? LOW IT. London, Deo 7.?The 8eoretary of Stoto lor Ibo so loo its, Mr Joseph OboAjkrtota, aooooottdio tbo House of Com moot today ibol eivil govern ?got wjlj\thortlj,bf eetabli*M ^ |bo Tragjvaa^aad Oraoge B iftr oolooitt I 3 11' : - yj U till IMPROBABLE 8TQRY. I HtUgigerg, TraOMmtl Oology. Tuet day, Deo 4?Tbo Botrt ooro drivigg tbo .Boor . wotaeo go* ektldrae from |b.oir ^omaa,, bjtgftgae tbtir kigemeo> rgfgto Agkt ggf longer ,|fortyi wool to ood children, ill elad ood koti * f>??. f *? w kroggkl io by, tbo Briiigk frfo- - It f.: 1 ^agropoflo. ?oK Dtg 4*?A work Iroio, oorryiog itt orew of between 25 ood 30 treck repairers, booked into o freight traio o ft f mi let test of Suis no oo Ikt Southern Pteifio rood today ogd io the wreok tkal follwed oigkl meo were killed and iwooty more iojurad, maoy ot them seriously. . When foods kovt to bo raited for oborobet ood chapels o bagagr is the usual expedient retorted to ; to foot, some placet of worship apptar lo be mainly supported by pcriodto efforts io this diroottoo Mme Rejaoe, tbo dis? tinguished sotrcas, bot pit upon t bettor ploo io sid of oo orphanage for lbs obildrco of artists io wbiob abe takes s lively inttrest, says tbs Lmdoo Cbroo iolc. She iovitct people to commemorate bappy daye io their lives by sending 100 frooot for ibg ?rpbaot, accompa? nied by o toi<able iotenptioa Tot first litt bot b*>to poblisbed One subscriber reoslis the date of bia merriest, and ssvtral spook of tbt bappioess they experienced ot certaio times io seeing, hearing or oonveraiog with Mme Rejaoc. Wbattvtr the oooa atoo may be, there ore evidently maoy people with happy datca wbiob they wi?b to perpetuate. "In memory" of a lost friendship" sod "the day when we loot o little child" are, curious!) ?nougb, iooluded io tbt tame litt. Ifatarally. "Those tree climbing dogs that they have just discovered lu South America would never do. for a quiet neighbor? hood." "Why not?" "Too much on the bark!"?Cleveland Plain Dealer. Beeanse. Next Questioner! "Why cannot women be taught to step off a car?" asks a correspondent of the New York World. They can. Next questioner!?Boston (Jlobe. Why will not women be taught how to s ep off a car'/?Cincinnati Times Star. Par I? Advance. "Stop, Besale! What are you pound? ing little brother for?" "Because, mamma, he's sure to do something he oughtn't to do In about two minutes."?Chicago Record. Social Bad In ?sie. "My father aays you belong to ths masse*." "An my pap says youse belongs tet |e asses."?New York Journal. Nil Desperandam. 1 asked s maid in fair Bordeaux To marry me. I loved her seau*. Ah, me! It was a crusting bleaux When ahe replied, "You booby, neaux." Bo then I Journeyed to Cologne To wed u Rirl I long had knognc. When I got there, my bird hid flogne, And I, alas, am still alogne! So now 1 linger in Marseilles, Will? cheerfulness thut never fellies? Hoping tliat soon some favoring geilles Will put new wind into n.y ?eillr?. ?tjoba I ? M. Valeatias In St. Nicholas CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The KM You Have Always Bought Bears the SW . S/Stf+-#~ Signature of LAjt^y^^CfUA/. A Mistake. Hooter?I bear that the Columbia baa et ruck a rock. Rooter?No; It's only a Sham-rock. She'll sail around that all right? Washington Post. tie Ahead. "Dat'a all right, kid. laff. But do day411 .come when youee knows de pauga of unrequited lore."?New York Journal. ? r Wlte 1*4. "What will happen to yon if yon are a good little boy ?' asked the kindly old womaav, . ? "I'll got a aticlt of candy for being good.' i t/'And what will happen to yon if ytm-are badi' . "I'll got two sticks of candy for proerUeine; to fry to be good. "?Chicago IfMU (If Up. Freddie's Papa--What do yon intend te<k> wi^i Uie-holi in that torj^Uan* wb^ ypn gota,U the cake eaten from around it? Freddie (after serious thought)?1 guess f'll giro it to little sister, to pay for the bite she gimme ont of her ap? ple.?Chicago Newa 50 YEAR*" EXPERIENCE Tradc Makro Designs Copyrights ^e. Anyone sendlne a sketch and description uia* ouleklr ascertain our opinion free whether an fnTonUon la probably patenteble. Communle*. Uons strictly credential. Handbook on ratent? sent free. Oldest acency for securing patent*. Patent* taken throaah Mona A Co. reoelT? syeetot notice, without chart;a. In the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest jS> eolation of any ?dentisc Journal. Terms. St a year; foer months, fl. Sold by all newsdealer* _& Co."New Yort Branch Qttoa. 636 F St- Washington. D C SURVEYING. s URVEYING end Civil Eogineerio* work ptomptly and aceoreieir doae. W TORINO LEB. Civil Eogr Mut 23?o Atlantic Coast Line riLeUNGTON. COLUMBIA AND At QUOTA RAILROAD Condensed Schedule Dated Hay It, 1900 TRAINS GOING SOUTH. ; No. Oft No 36 .ears Wilmington S3 45 jeave Marion 6 29 trrive Florence ;f 4b p. as. a. m. -ea?e Florence "7 4b *3 06 trrive Bomter 1.8 67 4 05 No. 52 .eave 8omter .'8 57 ?9 40 \rrire Columbia 10 20 11 00 No. 52 rnns tbrongh from Charleston rit entral R. R , leaving Cbarleetov 7 a. m. anea 8 34 a m, Manning 9 09 am _TRAINS GOING NORTH._ Mo. 54 No. 53 a. as. p. 0. ?eave Colombia es 40 04 15 Arrive Samter .8 05 5 35 No. 82 a. m. p. m. Leave Samter 8 06 ?6 06 arrive Florence 9 20 7 20 a. m. >eave Florence 10 00 jeave Marion 10 39 trrive Wilmington I 20; ?Daily. *{D*\\j excep? Sunday. No. 53 rnns tbrnngb to Charleston, 8. 0 ? iaCeotral R. K.t arriving Mann.ng 6 04 f n , Lao es 6.43 p m, Charleston 8 30 pm, Trains on Con way Branch leave Chadbonr b 36 p m, arrive Coo way 7.40 p m, rerun ng leave Cooway 8 15 a m, ariive Chad boorn 10 35 am, leave Chadbnnrn 11 50 a m ?rrive Boardmao 12.25 p m, returning leave Boardmao 3.00 p m, arrive Cbadbourn 3.3f p m, Dail except Sunday. J. R. KEN LT, Gen'I Manager. T. M. ?MBRSON, Traffic Manager. R.M.KVHR80N Gen'l P?se. Ajren Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company of M Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE In effect May 27tb, 1900. SOUTH. NORTH No No No No e35 t?1 fM ?33 8 0*2 Lv Darlington Ar 8 05 8 46 Lv Elliott Ar 7 20 9 26 Ar Sun.t r Lv 6 40 4 06 Lv Sumter Ar 6 1 j 4 64 Ar Creston Lv & 21 6 46 Lv OreetOB Ar 3 60 <j 16 Ar Pnvnalla Lv 10 00 5 i7 Orsogebsrg 6 o( r, 55 Penn-ark 4 2' 7 55 Augusta i 3 ? in a m p m p B 0 Daily. fDatly ticepl Sir day. Trains 82 aad 83 Barry through Pullman Paled BuftVt Sleeping f?rs betwni'n New York ?nd Macon via Augusta T M BvtRRHON, H M EMERSON, Trafliir Manager. Gen'l l'ass. A? J R KENLY. Gen'l Manager SOUTHERN RAILWAY. <Slx Condensed 8ehedule in Meet Job? 10,1800. o.tvirosfi i)y Daily] bastbun timm. No.Wo.i2 Daily. Daily 5 20p 7oO?I,t 66fip 7 41aj " ft&p 8 56? " 7 aap n i8a| " 8 46p 10 Um%\ - Charleston . Kuunuerville Brauch vi lie (>rauK?!mr<. Klngville Ar tl 15?! . " iio h*b . " ?41a, . " 7 Hal lltwiaf ..Sumtav ..Lv 11 40a .Oamden.Lv 980p 11 OOai \r Columbia.. Lv 8<f* 813p 7 28p 8u?>p 58:5p 4 43p aaop 10a! 400j> ?Top ?uop ft -Mp ' OUa l^v Charleston Ar 11 15a 7 ftp ?15a Brauehvllle... " 150a T40p ?4Ua '* Bamberg ..."! 827a* 8 83p 8(8p 9Aua " Denmark . ... M 818a' Il*p CB'Arp luOTa " .... Black vi Da." 8 0Ua' 5 ?3p 922p IlUOa " ..AtJtsa .M I 7U8a, 8 55p 02op 1151m Ar. Aucuntu un.d.Lv " i 8 20a OlOo Jl?TSt l? aeVfintA'to tOt above aerv|oe train* Noa. 15 and M run daily between Charles? ton aud A^hf rill?. i-arry In? ?legant Pullman sleeping ear*. Xu. 15 leavemarlerto? 11 K? p. bb. ; amre Columbia 5:55 a. ui ; arm? Aehe? ?ilie9:aa. na. No. 161a?Ts AsheYiUe2 9fi laaye ColumbiaJ :S5 a. m.; arrira Oaerl 7,-aO a. m. Hleapiag oar? raady for at Charleston ?t 0:?v p. stake 'or ocoapency _. , ? r. These Ireine make e)os* i-oanej-uoui at Cplnjnaia wltb ^bjroagk train* Wtweea Florida poisjie and Mo.t? Daily ta? Mite Na 8i uRJMySY'iLLK. ? |jSo.l? Dally [Doable Daily ?arwoe.iDaily Lr . Charleston . ? Ar Branch vill? .. ?rangeburg .. " Columbia. Lv ? ^raaayaaf .. ..AkWr?*7 : Lv II 40a) 18?|Ar i( af^ Mo. 18 Daily Lt. Aufoeta ?f- Bandars villa Lt. TetmlUe Saadersrllle Ar. Ancnata Lt. 8arannah 1 Allan dala ' Bnruweir 1 BlaakTill?. Ar. Columbia.. Lt. Columbia Ar. BlaokvilW " Barn well M Allandali? M Savannah Atlanta and Bayond. Lt. Charleston... 7 OOal Ar. Augusta.11 51a " Atlant*. 820p Lt. Atlanta.1100p Ar. Chattanooga.1 6 45a 1020p 5 00a 680a 946a 400p 840p Lv. Atlanta. Ar. Birmingham. " Memphis, (via Birmingham).. Ar. Lexington. '* Cincinnati.. ".Chicago.. . 5 40a 1188a 806p Ar. Louisville M 8t. Louia . Ar. Memphis, (via Chattanooga) 500p 780p 7 15a 700p 7 04a 710p 415p 1000p 715a 600a 7 45a 8P*?p 7~4 I 6 0up 40a To AsheTille-Cinoinnati-LouisTllle. KaSTKRK TIM B. Lv. Augusta.. M Bateaburg. Lv. Charlewton. Lv. Columbia (?ni?n DepotT Ar. Bpartanburg . Hpartanburf Asherllle . Knoxvill?._ Clneinnna '... Louisvilla , <1? .Telllco). Daily TKp 18 07a tS 9 50a 110p 7 20p 7?sa 8 50a To Waahincton and the Eaat. Et. Augusta.. " Batesburg. " Cohuubia (Union Depot). Ar. Charlotte... Ar. Danville. Ar. Richmoud_ Ar. W??hington Baltimore Pa. R. Philadelphia. .... New York. Sleeping Oar Line between Charleston and Atlanta, via Augusta, making connections at Atlanta for all points North and Weat. Solid Trains oetween Charleston and Aahe rille. Pullman Parlor Cars and Drawing Room sleeping cars between Charleston and Aahsr ville. ? Connections at Columbia with through trains for Washington aad the Eaat; also for Jackson? ville and all Florida Point*. FRANK 8. GANNON, J. M. CULP, Third V P. a? Gen. Mgr., Traffic Manager, Washington, D. a Washington r?. <* GBORGE B. ALLBN, Div. Fase, Agt.. Charleston, 8. C. VT. A. TURK. 8. H. BARDWIOK. a an. Puss. Agt., Asst. Gun. Pass Agt.. Washington. D. C. Atlanta.Oa. ? ATLANTIC COAST LINE North-Eastern R. R. of S. ( CONDENSED SCHEDULE TRAINS GOING SOUTH Dated Jao 14, 1900 No. 36? No. 23# No 63? No. lit Le Florence L,e Kingstree Ar Lanes Lie Lanes Ar Oharletton a m 2 34 3 38 3 38 6 04 P n?. 7 48 8 46 9 04 9 30 10 68 p m 6 46 8 30 a n 9 4C 11 *l ii ac 1 cc TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 1*o No 32? No. 62? No 50? Le Charleston Ar Lanes Le Lanes Ls Kingstree Ar Florence a m 6 33 8 16 8 16 8 32 9 26 a m P Hi 4 49 6 16 6 16 7 26 p m a ro 7 00 8 32 ar^ p m 4 00 6 3$ 6 3f 7 Ot p O) ? Daily. tl)Ai'y eicept Monday. No 62 runs through to Columbia via Cen? tral R. R. of S. 0. Trains Nob. 78 aod 32 rnn via Wilson aod Payetteville?Short Line?aod make clow nnnectioo for all points North. Trains on C ? D R. R. leave Florence It he except Sonday 9 50 a m, arr^e Darling ou 9 15 a tc, Hartevills 9 15 a m, Cteren II 30 a m, Wadesboro 2 26 p m. Leave Florence daily except Sunday 7 56 p m, ar? rive Darlington 8 20 p B, Btnnettsville 9 17 p m, Gtbeon 9 46 p m. Leave Florence Sundny only 0 30 n m arrive Darlingtoc 10 08 a ni Leave Gibson daily ?icci t r?nor*ay 6 0C \ m, Btonttttvlllt 7 00 n m, arrive Darling .< n 8 00 a m, li^avr Darlington S &(? a m, ar rive Piortocs 9 1& o m. L??*?1 V>ndi8borc iinly ticepl J^undai 3 00 p m, ("lirrna- 4 4f p m, Htrtavilie 9 00 ? Darlington ti 2f p m, arrive Florence 1 00 p m. Lcuve Da; liogton Sunday cr.ly 8 50 n uj, arrive Flo jace 0 16am J. R KENLEY, ItfO F OIVINK, Got'I Manager (ier.'i Sup', K.M. KMRRSON, TrafEc Mausger T. M KMRRSON, Gen'l Past. Agent I South Carolina anil lieoriia Ki tension R. R. Company. Schedule Mo. 4?la effect 12.01 e m , Sjo December 24, 1899 Between Camden 8. C.,and Blackiburg, 8. C ~IA8T WEST. 2d cl 1st cl ?*35 ?33 Eastern time. lat cl 2de) ?32 ?34 p m p m STATIONS. pn pro 8 20 12 50 Oemdan UK 5 fcl 8 60 1 15 Dekelb 11 02 4 60 9 20 1 27 Weetvilla 1169 4 St 10 60 1 40 Kenpew 11 36 4 1? 11 20 2 10 Btatb Spriags 11 20 3 16 11 35 2 15 Pleaaant Hill 11 15 3 00 12 30 2 36 Lancaster 10 66 2 39 1 00 2 to Riverside 10 49 1 0? 1 20 3 00 Spriogaell 10 39 12 4* 2 30 3 10 Gatawba Jnbction 10 30 12 26 2 60 3 29 Leslie 10 10 11 00 3 10 3 40 Rock Hill 10 00 10 40 4 10 3 66 New Port 9 36 8 20 4 46 4 03 Tireeh 9 80 8 00 6 30 4 20 York Til Is 9 16 7 30 6 00 4 35 Sbaron 9 00 9 6q 6 25 4 60 Hickory Grove 8 46 8 88 6 35 6 00 Smyrna 8 36 6 08 7 00 6 20 Blackabnrg 8 16 6 38 pro* p m _am a aa Between Bleeksborg, 8. C, aed Marioa. N C WB8T. BA8T 2d cl ?11 let cl ?33 l?stere time. lat cl ?32 24 el ?13 ? m 8 10 .8 88 8 40 ?9 20 iO 00 10 10 10 25 10 60 11 16 11 35 11 46 12 06 12 26 12 50 p m P a 8TAT10NS. 6 30 Blacksburg Ifl *fle , 5 60 Patlereon Springs 900 1 29 6 28 938 6 95 7 10 7 22 7 36 740 7 68 8 16 p m See lbs Lattimore Moores bo ro Henrietta Forest City Rutherford ton Millwood Golden Talley Thermal City Glenwood Marion 7 49 7-33 7 35, 716 8 66 6 48 6 38 6 20 6 06 6(6 6 40 5 37 5 17 5 00 a m p at 680 688 ? 18 6*6 4 66 4 40 4 20 3 50 3 26 3 0? 2 60 2 45 2 20 2 00 Weet. Geffoey Division East let Claes 15 I 13 EASTERN TIME. STATIONS let Clase 14 1 16 p m 1 00 1 20 I 40 p tu e m 6 00 6 20 6 40 a m * Blackabnrg Cherokee Falls |Gaffoev a m 7 60 7 30 7 10 a m p m 3 06 240 220 p as ?Deny except Sunday Train No 82 leaving Marion, N. C, at a m, making close connection at Blackabnrg, <\ wiih the Southern's train No 36 for Char? lotte, N C, and ell points Esst and connecting with the Southern'a vestibule going to Atlanta. Oa. and all points West, and will receive ; aa ?engers going East from train No 10, on <c? C A N W R R, at Yorkville, 6 C, at 8 46 a m. and connects at Camden, 8 C, with the Southern s train No 78, arriving in Charleston, 8 17 p B Train No 34 with passenger coach attache leaving Blacksburg at 5 36 a m, and connectin\ at Rock Hill w?th the Southern's Florida trai for all points South. Train No 33 leaving Camden, 8 C, at 12.6* p m, after the arrival of the Southern's Char? leston train connect* at Lancaster, S C, with tbe LA C R R, at Catawba Junction with the SAL. going Ea? t, at Rock Hill. 8 C, with the Southern's train, No 34, for Charlotte, N C, and all points East. Connects st York rille, 8 C, with train No 9 on the CsNWK R. for Chester, S C. At Blacksburg with the Southern's vestibule going East, and the South? ern'a train No 36 going West, and connecting at Marion N C with the Southern both East and West. SAMUEL HUNT, President. 8. TRIPP, Superintendent. A.B. LT?t?KlN. Qen'i Passenger Ag*ot Vinegar. I have on hand a lot of Home-made Vinegar of very fine quality. The flavor is del? icate, while the strength is equal to any to be had. Will be sold at my residence or 40 cents per gallon. 11. Oa OSTKKIV Northwestern Railroad. TIME TABLE NO 3 Id Effect Wedneeday, Oct 17, 190O BETWEEN WILSONS MILL AND 8UMTBR Southbound Daily ex Sunday Northbound Mixed STATIONS Lv Somter Ar N W Jonetion Tindal Pa;ksvilia Silver ? Milliard 73 e m 2 00 'a Ot 2 18 2 60 3 20 3 30 4 (5 4 30 5 10 6 30 6 00 Ar 8uBmerton Devie Jordan Wilsons Mill { Lv 72 r at 12 30 12 3? 11 66 11 30 11 la 10 43 10 16 10 10 9 40 9 26 9 06 BETWEEN MILLARD AND ST PAUL 73 75 Daily ex Sunday 72 74 p sj an Mixed am r u 3 30 10 15 Lv Miliard Ar 10 45 4 06 3 40 1 0 2 5 Ar St Paul Lv 10 36 3 65 BETWEEN SUMTBR AND CAMDEN 88 70 r at a at 6 15 10 00 6 17 10 02 6 46 10 30 7 00 10 45 7 30 11 16 7 60 11 60 8 00 12 01 p at p II Miied Daily II Sunday Lv Sumter Ar N 87 Junction Dalsell Borden lUmberta Sou Ry Junction Ar Camden Lv (S C A 0 Ex Depot) 7i e? am p m 9 00 6 00 8 58 4 68 8 00 4 15 7 30 S 45 7 16 3 30 6 66 3 10 6 45 3 00 am p m THOS WILSON, President. I WIDTH & ?, Fire Insurance Agency ESTABLISHED 1?66. Represent, among other Companies : LIVERPOOL A LONDON A SLOBE, NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE HOME, of New York. UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY, N. Y. LANCASTER INSURANCE CO. Capital represented $75,000,000 Feb 28