The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 27, 1900, Image 8
ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN
JRE YUKON DISTRICT
Four Out of a Party of Five
Goldseekers Perish.
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FARMER IS ASSASSINATED
His Head Crushed While Asleep?11
, Negroes Drowned?Bathing Party
lioee Their Lives In Lake Wiley.
Engineer and Fireman Killed.
Tacoma, July 24.?News from Daweon
givos details cf another tragedy,
four out of a party of flvo losing their
lives na a result of tho terriblo trip
taken to tho headwaters of tho Stuart
river.
Goorgo Saxholm of Oakland, Cal., is
the solo survivor. Ho was picked up
below tho mouth of tho Stuart river,
floating down tho Yukou toward Daw
on. When discovered bo was nearly
dead, having, ho explained after gaining
his senses, been as uoar as ho know
fonr days without anything to oat.
Tho party loft Atlin in the fall of
1B98 and in November soparated.
T MURDERED' WHILE ASLEEP.
W. C. Dixon a Victim of a Midnight
Assassin. *
WniOHTSViLJ.E, Ga., July 21.?W. G.
Dixon, a farmer 4 miles west of this
place, was murdered while asleep. About
1 o'clock Mrs. Dixon was aroused by the
trnggling of her husband and on striking
a match found his face and head
covered with blood. She immediately
called a young man in an adjoining room
who was living with thorn and sent him
for her brother, who lives a short distance.
Dixon's head above tho left eye
and forehead was crushed in several
plncefl.
Dixon lived nbout an hour after being
discovered.
Klcven Negroes Drowned.
Birmingham, Ala., July 24.?Monger
details of the drowning of 11 nogroes in
the Warrior river, at lock No. 5, near
Akron, Ala., have reachod here. Whilo
crossing the river ono negro, named
Georgia Moore, is said to have rocked the
skiff in a spirit of fun, which frightened
the other negroes. The skill' dipped a
couple of times and then upset. All the
negroes went down into tho water and
boing so badly frightened and the rivor
so swift nono could bo rescued.
Engineer and Fireman Killed.
LaCrossk, Wis., July 21.?Tho Chicago,
Milwuukeo and St. Paul passenger
train No. 2, which is duo hero at
8KW? o'clock was wrecked about 5 o'clock
at Kings Coolie, near Wabasha, Minn.,
br running into a landslide at that
place. Engineer Hathaway and Fireman
Thomas wero instantly killod and
several passengers who wero in the forward
oooch wero injurod, sorno seriously.
Five People Drowned.
"Ventura, Cal., July 24.?Ncwscomos
from the eastern part of this county of
tho drowning of livo iiersous in Wilov's
lake. It was an exceedingly hot day
and a party of five wont in bathing.
They went out to ft raft, which suddenly
began to wobble and sonic of the bathers
fell into tho water. The others made a
desperate attempt to rescuo their companions
and in so doing perished.
Soda Fountain Kxplodes.
Savannah, July 21.?Reuben Brown,
a negro, was charging a soda fountain
at Donnelly's drug store when tho fountain
exploded. Part of tho fountain
went into tho room nbovo, whilo
the balance of it quickly stripped off all
of Brown's clothing and put out one of
his oyes. The room in which tho fountain
exploded was wrecked.
Killed by a Trolley Car.
Chattanooga, July 24.?Bud Washington,
a negro, was run over and killed
by au electric car near tho Whiteside
street bridge. Ho had boon drinking
and it is supposed that he laid down on
the track and went to sleep.
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Child Accidentally Shot.
Tat.botton, Gn., July 24.?Lucy Pou
Persons, fl years old, whilo playing with
her littlo cousin, who had a parlor rifle,
?u>Kicuuiu; MI1UI. Alio WOUUCl 1H
not thouKlit to lie very serious.
TO WHEEL AROUND WORLD.
Bridal Couple Starts From New York,
on a Tandem.
New York, July 24.?SurrountYcd by
a sweltering crowd in City Hull park
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Spiro of
New York and Claude A. Uigolow and
his bride of Flushing, L. 1., started on
their wheels for a trip arouud the vrorld.
The Bigelowa rode a tandem. Thdy estimate
it will take JO months to accomplish
the journey.
Tho expedition is the outcome of a
supposed 15,000 wager. Tho quartet
will earn their living enrouto by newspaper
work and photography.
jHP?""*e Merchants Heavy I osc^rs.
Yokoiiyma, July 24.?Tho troubles in
China threaten to bring on a financial
panic in Japan. China lias gradually
become tho greatest held for Japanoso
trade enterprise and the practical cltia
ing oi tliis market is. bound to bear
heavily oil many large Japanose firms.
These! firms are represented by big establishments
in Tien Tsln and elsewhere,
and instrnctions have been sent
to the staffs there to close up and retfnrn
to Japan when the journey is prao hcable.
South Carolina Club Formed.,
Chicago, July 24.?The students at
tho University of Chicago from South
Carolina have organized a South Carolina
club by the election of Profnsrtor A.
O. Moore of the South Carolina, col lego
president and Miss Minnie Goo of Con- (
verse oolleg \ Spartanburg, secretary.
The attendance at the un'rversity is
large, there boing over 1,600a stUdotUs.
Tho Booth is wall rayrssealatfo, >
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REBELLION JS_SUCCESSFUL,
Panama Tukrn by the Insurgents After
n Sovero liiiRnsrinpiit.
Panama, July 24.?Tho revolutionary
forces, about' 1,600 strong, nrrivod on
Friday evening at Corosal, tbo first station
on the railroad lino from Panama
nud only a short distance froin the city.
Tho government forcos advanced at
daybreak on Saturday. Sharp firing
took place for several hours. Tho government
forces then retired to new positions.
General Boliznrio Lozada, who has
been commanding tho government
troops, and his chief of .staff, Colonel
Miguol Miguerro, have taken refuge on
tho warship Leandcr.
New York, July 2-t.^-A cablo dispatch
received by Dr. F. Lopez, consul
general of Ecuador, from President
Eloy Alfaro, seems to.conlirm the capture
of Panama City by tlio Colombia
rebels. The dispatch is from Guayaquil
and reads:
"Liberal triumph in Panama."
For President Alfaro to havo received
this dispatch Dr. Lopez said it must
havo been sent by the minister of Ecuador
at Panama. This leads him tc
believe the reported capture.
The rebels, numbering about 2,00),
tud commanded by General lloiisark
Porras, have long been menacing the
city of Pauamn.
LOUISIANA INSURANCE LAW,
It Has Korecd Companies Out cf thf
Southern 'Larill' Association.
New Orleans, July 21.?In consequence
of tho unfriendly attitude of the
Louisiana legislature to tho lire insurance
companies und tho passage by it ol
tho anti compact and valued policy laws,
the insurance companies nnd agents ol
Louisiuua have severed their connection
With tho Southern Tariff association,
which includes ajl of the southeastern
states, und has its headquarters in Atlanta,
and closed their camp ict oflice.
This does away with tho board of under
writers, their system of inspection, rules
and regulations and even with the salvage
corps, which was supported by the
Inajurnnco companies.
Several companies will tnljo no cotton
riehs. They are uo longer protected,
and nearly nil of the companies will re
duco the t&nonut of their cotton risk*.
WAS CARRIED OVER THE DAM.
Young Lady's Marvellous ICseapc From
1'Vittii rtv v
Carkoixto.v, Gn.,-July 24.?Ai Kingsbury's
park, while Vrcrl Wilson and Hiss
Lula Kingsbury wore boat rid;j?g 011 the
jsond, they unwarily rowed too uoai
the dnm and the boat was noon beyond
control and was caught by tho current
nnd drifted over tho dam, some 10 or 15
i'eet high, carrying the young lady with
it.
Wilson, remarkable as it seems, escaped
tho fall and capsizing of the boat
without even getting his clothes wet or
putting out his cigar.
Miss Kingsbury was not seriously
hurt.
DEUTSCHLAND'S RECORD.
Lowers That of the Kaltcr AYlllielni
on llor Maiden Trip.
London*, July 21.?The new HamburgAmeriean
line steamer Deutsohland,
Captain Albers, from Now York, arrived
at Plymouth at 8:29 o'clock on her
maiden trip eastward, making a record
run of 5 days, 14 hours and 0 minutes
despite two days of fog.
Tho Plymouth record east has been
held by the Kaiser Wilholin Dor Grosse,
made on her tirst trip in October, 18'.?7.
It was .j days, 15 hours and 10 minutes
over a distance of 2,962 knots at an average
speed of 21.91, and the best day's
run being 619 knots.
Tennessee Operators Confer.
Kxoxviu.e, July 21.?Many coal operators
of East Tennessee nro in secret session
here. It is understood one purpose
of tho meeting is to consider whether
representatives of coal companies shall
attend tho wacro scale conference. At-, n
meeting of several operators held a few
days ago i-ecommendations were drawn
lip, the purpose of which was unfavorable
to sending rei>resentatives to the
meeting Thursday.
Making ail Investigation.
St. Loins, July 24.?Samuel Oompcrs,
president, and H. C. O'Counell, vice
president, of tlie Federation of-Labor,
have held a conference with local labor
leaders for the purpose of lixiug the responsibility
for the breaking of the
agreement of July 2, which led to the
second street railway strike declaration.
Cost of the South African War.
London", July 24.?The supplementary
notes necessitated by the prolongation
of the war in South Africa amount
to ?11,500,01)0, making a total of ?34,600,000
voted for this purpose and bringing
tho total army estimate up to ?70,?ll)0,15d.
31 ado I llhi Leave Town.
Camden, S. C., July 21.?Henry Marcus,
a white man, who has dono sorvico
on tho chaingaug for beating his wifo,
was taken to tho depot by several men,
who purchased a ticket and made him
iiAilVti f lii* AilffTiiinn1
auiiaui iruiu.
Registration Rooks Seized.
Raleigh, July 21.?A telegram to
Democratic State Chairman Simmons
says tho registration books of Honeycutt's
township, Sampson county, have
been taken by a mob. This is Senator
Marion Butler's homo township.
Delegates Arriving.
Atlanta, July 24.?Delegates to tho
Epworth Lenguo convention which meets
hero are arriving on every train, and
tho indications are that it will be one of
the most successful 111 point of attendance
ever held in tho south.
Preacher Charged With Theft.
CiiAtTANOooA, July 24.?Dr. Haydon,
a preacher, litis been arrested at Bristol
on a warrant chnrging him with stealing
jewelry from tho residence of S. B.
Smith in this oily.
I CAVALRY WILL SAIL AUG. ?.
Four Troops Fit route to China via
t?ftn Km uclsv'O.
Washington, July 21.?Four troops
of cavalry, nil that remained nt Fort
Meyer, linvo loft for tho fur east with
instructions to stop nt Nagasaki for orders.
They are Troops B and G of the
Third eavalvy, which have lett for San
Francisco, and Troops II uud I of the
Third. The four troops muster 400 men
and aro pomnuuuled by Major Kinsburg.
'J
UENIIIIAI. YOSUTMA I'VKVSIIIMA.
[Japan's general at Tien-lain.]
The detachment that left last night is
> proceeding via Atlanta and will meet
the others at Chattanooga. They will
arrive at San Francisco Sunday or Monday
and will leavo on the transport
' Meade about Aug. 1.
The Fifth cavalry, under Colonel Wil[
lium A. Rall'erty, now staioncd in tho
Wost Indies, has boon ordorod to tho
1 front and will arrive next Monday.
1 General Cliall'co Nearlng Nagasaki.
I Washixotox, July 24.?A dispatch
ha : been received at the war department
from Quartermaster Tlydo at Nagasaki
dinting that the transport Grant hns
' reached the Inland sea and is expected
to arrive at Nagasaki tomorrow. She
' has on hoard General Ohaffoo, coii|manding
the army in China, and tho
1 Sixth cavalry destined for service in
1 that country.
Company M Mil route to the Coast.
Atlanta, July 21.?Company M of
' tho-Fifteenth infantry, under command
i of Captain John Cotter, has loft Fort
MePherson for San Francisco. From
. Sail Francisco tho men will ho taken in
transports to Nagasaki, Japan. The ul'
domic destination of tho command is
> China.
^ Troops I.onve New York.
NK\y Voids, July 24.?Companies I, K
and L of tho Third battalion of the Fifi
teenth United States infantry leff GoV>
eruor's island for tho east today via San
Francisco under command of Lieutenant
; Wild.
MACDONALD ON THE STAND.
liclatos Wlmt lie Saw aixl Heard
Around the Kxceutlvo Building.
Gkokqetown, Ky.t July 21. ? The
j prosecution in the Powers caso asked for
and was awarded a supoenao duces
tecum against managers of both tolegrnph
olllccs at Frankfort requiring
them to bring into court all cipher telo|
grams sent through their olltcos between
the dates Dec. 22 and Feb. 5. Also a
subpoenao duces tecum against b.ith the
1 secretary of state atjd the adjutant general
requiring them to bring the executive
journal and other records,
Pat MacDonald of Fraukfort testified
that on Jan. oO, a few minutps prior to
the shooting, ho saw Culton and another
man who ho thought was State
Inspector Lester standing at the point
whero Goobel fell shortly afterward.
On Saturday prior to the assassination
witness saw a man run down tho steps
from the legislative halls and calling to
a crowd of mountain men, said: ' "Go
, and get your guns, its time for the shooting
to begin,"
Representative Berry, Republican, had
just been unseated. Wituoss did not
know tho man who was talking,
Will Not Sign the Scale.
, YouxasTowN.O., July 24.?Tho Ameri
cau Steel Hoop company has notified
Secretary Nutt, of tho Iron Manufacturers'
association, that they will not
sign the scalo presented by the Amnlgated
associat ion and that they will take
tho same position in the matter as tho
Republic Iron and Steel company.
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
COTTON.
Nkw York. July 24.?Cotton futures
opened steady.
OPKJ* CI,09?
January 8.15 .... 8.21)
, February 8.17 .... 8.81 I
; March 8.20 .... 8.85
1 April *.21 8.88
' May 0.2& .... 8 80
I Juuo ....
July .... 10.0J.
August 9.24 .... V 89
September 8.05 .... 8.78
October 8.82 .... 8.46
November 8.18 .... 8.83
December 8.15 .... 8.28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| clilcaoo, July 21. OPKK ci.08k
WllKAT?July .... 71% \
August .... 74'4 j
! September 76%?7C%.... 75%
i Corn?July ? 88%
I August .... 3 % !
! Septembor 38%?39 .... 88%
j Oats?July .... 22%
August .... *iy?
September. 23%?23%.... 2J%
i Pork.?July .... 11.no
i September 11.95 .... 11.93
iuAiiii?amy ... .O.l'i'/J i
September 3.S2'{ ....tt.'iiy, '
October .... 3. no
_ Ribs?July ,
I September 6 05 .... G.05
; October .... 6.00
NAVAL S TOR ICS.
, wilmington. July t'4.?Spirits turpentine,
n u lling doing; receipts. 103. Kosin, j
] linn at $1.'J0'<'.1.2?>; receipts, 344. Tor, firm
j ut 41.40 receipts 2">. Crude turpentine,
-| easier at 41.00?3.d l; receipts. 1.M1.
I Savannah, J uly 21.?Spirits turpentine, |
dull at 43. receipts, 1,0 41. sales, ;30l ex]
ports, 134. Kosiu steady; (J and below otf
! f>c: r.celpts, 3,013; sales, '2 437. < xports, 1
' j
Ciiaulkston, July 31.?Turpentine nom!
inar, nothing doing. Kosiu, tlriu; sales,
| nonet unchanged. i
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THE TIDE IS I
Ami Our Cral'i Is dancing
billowy waves. < let aboard and \
this stiff trade wind.
-3$WE ARE IN THE
And wc arc going to do it hy ke
every department of our mammoth sto
price tli*it will add new customers to ou
onee get a customer wc have no fear of
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iuiii^o mat w u ii?nu iu uiiui VUU III tilir
FURNITURE . AND UNDEI
Beautiful suits of furniture iu Oal
finest polished ?|U'irtcrc?l Oak. Iron 1>
brass mounted, they aie beauties. Ma
You will also find chairs, tables uiul ftu
that will make your pocket book Ftni'e.
screens, b? ?l springs, hammocks, eo's,
pictures, a large line of moulding of evi
ting, that causes the mosquitoes and ili
not room to mention the price of all th<
will surprise you when y-ot conic. Uii
repair it. We m ike picturo frames, a
made as you wish it.
We carry a large line of glass thai
member that you can find here cvcrylli
FIRST-CLASS FUR
OUR UNDERTAKE
Is another department that we cal
a faM at- ck < f everything usually kept
Colli us all the way fiom $2.t 0 to th
etprpped f?r trimming, ami carry a nil
our drv noons ni\
SHOE3, AND NOTK
1-5 fu'l to ovci'J )'ving, :nnl, in f.ic*,
but tb??y urp v.riippti| up proper'y in bi
tl :?t i< itrct'ssary to convjrpe yotj i
guockuy lA'Taiitmen r cm i.e
line, llcally we Intro alipust ovp|*\t|jii
HAKE Y(
COMPETITION DO
M. W. I
Culp Building.
Follow the Mul
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THAT IS WHY
TOWNSEND'S
THE PEOPLE
KNOW
(
JHfenpefo
Yours to
TOWN
Phone 18. /
"Site \Yn? Not a Golfer."
ITnsbnnd?What on earth has happened
to uiy driver?
Wife?Oh, I couldn't find the hammer,
so I used that thing I It wasn't
much use, though.? Pin cji
Wlion nn OrrLnrd Need* St Imalat Inn.
As to the Indications when a bearing
orchard needs stimulating tlie eminent
nomologist I>r. Warder once said, ^
"When tlie growth of the terminal ^
branches fails to moke nn annual ex- ,
tension of nt least one foot in length, 0
the tree should be stimulated by ma- j,
nuring the land and giving It thorough
cultivation."
ROLLING ON.
merrily upon the crest of the
vc will tell you what is causing
RACE TO WIN.Sgeping
the most cornple'c stock in
ro, and by selling this stock at a
r daily increasing list, and when we
losing him. Sec some of the few
STAKING DEPARTMENT'
k all the way from ?11,50 to the
cdsteuds from ?4 up to the finest
ttressts from ?2 to the finest Dexttr.
mds of eviry description at prices
Then there are cupbonids, safes,
baby carriages, go cur s, fine wall
cry design, cammy frames and netes
to keep their dis'at ee. We huv<
rxo tlitriiva ni.il ?n nr>if V.t.1 '
Uiivi Uliill y All VI \T) UU t ? V
i?lt y< ?11* brohen furniture we can
ml anything in the furniture lino
t we will cut to fit your wants. 11cling
that is kept in a
iNITURE STORE.
IG DEPARTMENT
1 your attention to. We now hav<
in sueli a department. We have
o finest mctalic ca'kets. Wo an
10 line of rob08.
OTHING,
DNS DEPARTMENT
they are running out at every door,
lu lled. A visit to our store is all
that \yo do the business. In om
foun t anything you need in that
ig } ou need ?
)U HAPPY. ?
IN ! WUKKY US.
80B0,
Union, S. C.
titude.
hey know a good thing
hen they seejt^
The rush is still on ai
NEW STORE.
) nothing but the best gooils.
II '(bran" new.
are right.
11 treat you squai'o.
3ET THE IDEA?
rth you are a customer.
ple??e?
QFNn
o a i jl/?
Tinsley's old stand.
Tiifff'n Itctort.
A Welshman, walking through a
'ashionable street in London, uoticed
in a door a bell. At the side of the
loll were these words, "IMease ring
he bell."
Taffy went and rang the bell. In n
second a powdered little footman npleared
and asked him what he wr.uted.
'Js'othiug," said the Welshman, "but 1
ang the bell because It says so."
"Pji," said the footman, with' a smile,
'I see you come ?from the country
vhere nanuygnats grow on gooseberry
lushafi!"
"Yes," answered tho Welsh map. "Qui
n London there are mure wonderful
liglits. You linve only to ring a bell,
ind a monkey pops out."?London Teltrrt?n
nh
"rtc Dnke ami IIIh Outfit.
"I roc that the Ihltish otlieers under
[yord Roberts are dinting at the delay."
"That's easily explained."
"What do you menu?"
"Why, the Duke of Maribprougl) haq
cached IJlocinfonteln with his chafing
lisli outtlt."?Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Health Office HourAtWill
Ik? in my ntilce, ?t the Council
'lumber, from 10 a. in. to 13 m. even
lay, Sundays and holdiys excepted, fo>
iie convenience of clr /ens wishing burin'
eimits or to tiannnct any other busmen ertaiiiing
to theofiiee.
W. D. Harris.
JO?tf.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ''
Condensed Scliciliiln In Tr.fToot
Juno 10th. WW.
STATIONS. ^"fi.
Lv. Chiirl. HioM 1 it u) p m 7 00 a m
" SummcrviUe. 12 00 n't 7 41 a m
" Bruuchville 1 5> n 111 H 53 s m
.. SP'MKp'nirg ~i+ n in 0 21 n n
KiiiKvillo 4 00 n in lo 15 a m
Lv. Suvaimuh " "12 20 ? m
;; Harniv. il 4 13 a m
Blnckvlllo 4 ?_ ?
Cy. Columbia. 7 uTa m 11 u;, 1 m
.. Prosperity M 14 ,v m 12 10 n'n
.. Sfwo'rry 8 :*) n 111 12 29pm
. N'nety-Sfx. 0 :w n m 1 20 p m
Mrvomvood 0 fiO 11 in 1 55 p in
Ar. Hodjtos 1U 15 n 2 15 p m
Lv. AlilH-yillo ~ jjf jt5 ? 1 jtVpjn
Ar. Boltoll. . . 11 l.-( Ii n, ;j jy p Jy,
1 Lv. Andoinon 10~~45~iTm " 3 85 p 5
Ar. (-ri-.-.-iivill<?. 1.' :.M p nil 4 l&~p m
Ar. AtliHiln.Kl.in.Tiinoi1 :i .Vi p m| u oo_p ni
STATIONS. l);,ily" | ~ pnlly
No III, J No, J2.
Lv. gvwmvillo 1:?? i? tq lo ISTm ^
.. &,n?"m|,t. ?0) p 111 10 40 n m R
yillikwnton, A 22 p nil lo H a m
Ar. Anrtoraog J i:, ,?i jj-jft a'g
a'T." & 1' '?! " > "? ITS
Ar.Donnnlrts _7 13 ml 11 to a m
Ar.Alilmvilto x 10 ,, ,n 12 25 iTm
LiV. ilodpes 7 05 p ml 11 S5 a m
Ar. Greenwood 7 55 j? m; 12 20 p m
" Ninoty-Six 8 Sti i? ml 12 55 p m
'* Newberry 0 :fc> p in 2 Oti |i j??
" Prosjierity 0 !."? p in 2 14 p iu
Onliuuliln II :#> p m 0 MB p m
Ar. biiH'kviilt1 8 00 n in
" Barnwo 1 It 13 a in
, " Savannah r? IQ ? iq
Lv. Kintxviile 2 82 a in 4 4.1 p ip
" OmiiK?'lmrw j 8 47 n m .7 88 p pi
" Rranehvilln 4 2.7 a in ft 15 n m
" Smiimorvillo ! .7.72 n m 7 38 p in
Ar. Charleston I 7 00 a ml h is p m
llailv Daily] <T\Tinv< I Dailvi Daily
NoJA NII.I I.1 iN?>. 14. Kn.ll,
11 00 p i <Oa liV..< Inure 0.0..A1 j 8 lap 7 4>J r>
12 OOnl 7 II a! " Suinniervillo ' 7 28 p J 52a
1 .75 n 8 .73 al " .Branehville. " 0 15 p 4 2.7 a
2 .70a. ! 23 a| " Or.in^oliu ru " | .7 88p 8 45 a
4 3'J a M l.'^a. " Kimrvil'e " j 4 48 p 3 2
12 20 a' ... IjV. . -iivaiinah Ar .7 111 ^
4 18 a, " .. Barnwell . " 3 1.7 f,
4 28a! " ..HlaeUville .. ' 3 (JO ?
It St)n U 40n " .. Columbia.. " 8 Alp 0 8)p
7 07 a 1J 20 p " . ..APImi.... " 2 HOp! 8f4ln
8 08 a I 28 p '* . . Canine ... " 1 28 p 7 in p
8 4.7a: 2 01 i? " lisinii..... " 112 45 p T Hip
0 04 a 2 2!p " ..Jonesvillp.', " .12 2.7 p fl sjip
II 111 a 2 87 J) ii . .I'in'j.'t.t , " 12 |4 p il 42p
9.70a' 8 10 |> Ar Spar I iinbiir;; 1 .v 11 4.7 a II i5p
9 55 al 8 40 pi I ?v Spartanburg Arjll 22 a 0<Dp
1 101>| i 15p Ar...Aslinvi'.lf>a 00n' 3 Pop
"P" p. in. "A" a. in. "N" liiiiht. . ?
DOUB1.K DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHAHIiESTON AND (7BEENVIDLE,
and lictwemi Charleston and Asheville.
Pullman palace sleeping ears on Trains.'15and
00, 87 and 88 on A. and I'. division. Diningcnra
on tlnno trains serve all meals enroute . ' 1 "
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. A t'. 'divjtaton,
northbound. 7:08 a.m., 3:8< p.m., 0:13 p." m.,
(Vestibule Limited); sonlhlound 12:20 a.' m.':
8:15 p.m., 11:34 n. m., (Vestibule Limited '
'imins leave (frpnivillp, and IS division,
nortlil><?nnrt,il:00 n. ni.,2:.;4i>. m. nn?l5:&n.
(Vestihuled I,iniit<*)): sinitnl oiiim. 1 rJ'O ft. to.,
4 :'.*(]>. in.. m. i Vestibuhxl Limited)
Trains l:i and 14 F<!ognnt Pullman Parlor
earn between Charhvdusi and
Trains !.'? una l?i?Pullman Uruwtng-Hoom
Bleeping curs Imtweoii (.'harlotton nn<l Athcvilli'.
Elegant Pullman Drawing- Room Buffet
Bleeping enrsbetweeu Savannah nud Aehcvtlle
en route daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
FRANK S. (tAXXON, J. M. CULP,
Third V-P. As Gen. Mgr., Traf. Manager,
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. O.
W. A. TCRK*. S. H. IIARDWlCfc,
Gen. Pas. Agent, A. Gen. Pas'; Agent.,
Washington, D. (J. Atlanta,'tijy I
South
and
Southwest."
IN EFFECT NOVEnBER 5th, i8^.
COIITUDOIlUn
w w w r i i? va \# ? u
No. 4U3 No \ |
r.v. Now York, I*. It. It.. | *11 00 a m I * II00 |?m
i.v. Washington, 1*. H. 1< | 5(10 |> jn | 4 TJO ?\ ni
l.v. Itichinond. A. C. I.- 1 11 00 p i(i I 0 ffet a |p
l.v. Portsmouth, S. A. 1.1 * 8 45 j? in | * 9 30 am
Ar. Weldon I 11 101? in 11 4jl a m
Ar. llcmlorspu I 12 Wa in I Jiptp m
Ar. Kaieigh i U >51 a in I >1 !> p
Ar. So Pines ) 4 27 am I ?100p m
Ar. Hamlet I 5 It a in I 7 00pm
l.v. Wilmington,8. A. 1.1 I * 805p na
A r. Monroo, S. A. I. | * ? .>1 n in I * 912j? rn
Ar. Charlotto, H. A. 1 | * 800a m | *1025 p m
Ar. Chester, S. A. I, 1*8 10 u in | *1055p m
A r. Carlisle I 0 00am I 1128pm
Ar. (irecnwood I 10 45 a in I 1 12a m
Ar, Athena 124pm) 318am
Ar. At.unto | 2 50 pm j t( |5 a |h
NpRTHilOUNO.
* o.'402 Np.?i
l.v. Atlanta, S, I,,,... I * | U0 p in I * SMIpm
A r. At lions I it on j> 111 I 1106 pm
A r. (Irecnwood ..I 5 40 p in I Mliam
Ar. Carlisle I 7 24 P HI j 3 00m m
Ar. Chester | 7 52 p in 4 08 a in
Ar. Monroe |^ 0 30 p 111 I 5 45 a in
i.v. Charlotte, S. A. 1,... | * 8 201> m I * 5 00 a 111
Ar. Hamlet. S. A. t | ll 10 p m | * 743 a m
Ar. Wilmington. S. . I, | * | *1205pm^_
ArTSo." Pint s, S. A. I. .. | *12 02a m ! * 000a
Ar. I'aleigh I 02a m I II '3a. ''-Jf
Ar. Henderson I 3 2flam I 12 45 pin
Ar. Weldon I 4 55am I 2 50pm-,'.
a r. Portsmouth I 7 25 a 111 I 5 20pm
Ar. Itiehmond, A. C. I... | * 8 15-1 in I * 7 20 pin
Ar. Washington, I*. tt. it | 1231 p in li 20p m
Ar. New York | (123pm I 0 53a m
nallyT"
Nos. 403 anil 402.---"The Atlanta Special,'
Solid Vcstibnled Train of l'nIIlaan Sleepers
and Coaches betwien Washington iind-Allaiitii,
also I'll 11 ma n Sleepers bctweon'l'ortainoiith
and Charlotte. N. C. ' >'
Nos.JI and _:t8. ^ *fT|ie S. /}. f,, Kxpj-r;^R.';
r?? . < I'iu'np }!'<( i-.Hiinnn c.'fjippv;
between Portsmouth and Atlnnpp
Hotli t ruins make iminrdi .to ronncctipn )|t
Atlanta for MontKoiiU'rv, Mobilo, Nevv Op
leans, Texas, California, M|i.xieo,Clipttanpog*,
Nashville, Memphis, Macon find Florida,
For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to
G. MOP. ltATTIt, I . I*. A.,
23Tryon Stree, Charlotte, N. c.
K. St, John, Vleo-Prcs, and Gon't. M'ft'r.
H. w. It, (ii.ovkh, Trallie Manager.
V. K. MoIIkk, General Snpt.
L. s. am.k.v. Gen. I'ass'r. Agent.
General Ottlces, Portsmouth, Virginia.
HORRENT
One four room Brick pwelling house
Willi two servants housis, kitchen aq I
other out houses. Hates reasonable.
Applf to J. D. Jt'CUAnp*.
10-tf
GLENN SPRINGS WATER.
I lr-?ve Glenn Spilng Water fresh from
the spring, and will receive weekly shipmin's
dming the summer. The price x
for the w ater is '20c per gallon.
J. C. Hunts*.
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