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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

TX TowS.-Kelly, the well.known
soda man Of Virginia City, who sup.
plies IL people with sparkling bever-
ages that "cheer but not Inebrlatss,"
made Ills advent In Gold Hill to-day In
grand style, driving 4 splendid four
horse team. Kelly Is . wlde-awsks.
energetic, whole.soaled gentleman. BY
Inducing our people to drink soda
water lo intends 10 make the threat
ensd vomsn's crusade entirely unnsc-
essary.
Rr-opESIso.-rhs Bank Exchange
Saloon, In Gold Hill, which has beon
undergoing repairs for asveral weeks
past Will be thrown open to the public
tomorrow evening. It has been
fitted up with exquisite taste, the In
terror comparing Mvorably with any
similar establishment In the county.
The bar Mt all times will DO supplied
with tho best OF liquors aud cigars.
Hot lunch every day.
SALOON IMPROVEMENTS. - Johnny
T'rszona has commenced running q
tunnel into the hill In the rear Of his
saloon for the purpose OF having q cool
place In which to store his beer In
summer time. Trezona is doing the
work OF ~excavatlnE himself, aud man.
ages to perform three days work In
ne
School, VAcATIoN.-The pupils at
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ASsEs-ME>TS.

sayn.c-s5 per share; levied. March ;. de-
linquent, April .; sale day. April %.
TyIer-3O cents per share; levied March q
delinquent, April 10; sale day. April %.
wooiNilic-sl per share; levied, March!o;
delinquent, April 10; sale day. Maya
Jim MeCieilau-sO eest- per share; levied,
Feb. g; delinquent, April @; sale day,
April ~.
Arizona and Utah-T5 cents per share
levied March n delinquent. April is; saiS
day, Mays,
Giobc-55 cent. per share levied. March II
delinquent, AIril i6; sale day, May 1.
Globe Consoiidated-s5 cents per share
ls,ied; March II; delinquent April 10; sA'
Isen.amin- IS cents per share; levied, Marcel
II; delinquent, April Is; sale day, May 10
Santiags-So cents per share; levied March
~; delinquent, April - -als day, May ID
silver Clouds cents per share; levied
March 10; delinquent, April "a; sale day
May N.
Most. C~risto-si per share; levied. March
Is; delinquent. April "a; sale day, May 10
Indus-io cent, per share; levied, March 10;
~dellnqsent, AIhl 30; sale DAY, May II.
Original Gs.d uiii-so cents per share
lsved. March "a; delinquent. April ~; sale
day, May II.
ONIl - ~ ~ ~
March 20; delinquent. April 60; sale Gay,
May 20.
Dnney-ss coats per share levied, March 81 ;
delinquent. May 5 sale DAY, May 70.
Lady Bryrn-5o cents per share; levied,
March 81; delinquent. May 4; sals Gay,
May ~.
south Oycrman-so cents per share; levied
April 4; delinquent, May 5; sale DAY, May
-.
virginia city Coal Company-lo cents
per share levied. Aprtle delinquent, May
D sale day, June II.
auccor-si per share; levied, April 10; de-
lingueni, May Is; sale day, June Q.
Justice-Sl 81 per share; levied. April IL
delinquent, May 20; sale day, June 10.
Pirtou as cents per share levied April 70;
~delinqu.nt, May ~ sale day June TO-
Itah-sl per share: levied. April -; dehn-
auent, MAY " .aie day. Jane i6.
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SAN Francisco, April 30-l p. NJ
IL rrined quite hard here to-day with 4
strong breeze frsm tho south.
Tho trial Of tho case Of Howdsn vs..
the Chronicle was resumed to-day.
Counsel are making their closing ar
guments, and the courtroom 10
thronged with people,.
Detectives officers Of the city be.
llsye that the Santa Cruz stage rob.
bsrs arrested yesterday and taken to
San Jose are the same mel who . few
nights since robbed Mr.. Marks and
companions on the CLIFF Houss road.
1t Il stated that the Grand Jury now
In session are investigating tho charges
made by the press OF tho city that
Chief Cockrill 10 not using sufficient
effort to suppress gambling houses.
The Wenan's Suffrage Convention
met again to-day. The attendance Is
still small.
leighton commenced closing his
argument for the plaintiff In the
Howdsn. Chronicle libel case to-day.
Pending his speech tho court took .
recess until 2 r. NJ. The case will be
decided to-day.
The weather this afternoon Is clear
aud pleasant.
Greenbacks, $4,000.
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A BunaLARy.-Night before last.
says the Ea,erprise, tho bowling alley
aud saloon kept by Clark & jackson
south e street. between Union Taylor
streets, was burglarizsd. The thieves,
there were doubtless two or more OF
them engaged In the job-elfeeted an
entrance into the place through a rear
wlndev. They carried away between
l,sOO and 1000 clgars, and three deT.
ijohns OF liquors; one OF rum, oie VI
clarst, and one OF port.
DECORATION DAY.-Ths msmbers Of
tho Grand Army Of the Rspablle reside
Ing In Carson. numbering c-er 10 In
all, are making arrangements Tor the
proper observance OF Decoration Day.
I've understand that they contemplate
extending Invitations ~ military Or
g~anlxations In nelglboging towns to
participate with them In the decora-
iion %csrehnoniss.
BrrLprNo IMPROVEMENTS. Cabins
and dwslling-houses are springing up
like mushrooms In every direction on
tho hillsides looking down on Main
street. About 40 new houses nav
been erected In Gold Hill already MS
Spring.
OUT ron DmLL.-The Emmett Guard,
about n~inety-five strong. were cut for
drill last evening. They presented a
sslliei y appearance on the street.
aud executed their cyolutions In n very
creditasle manner.
ORNAMENTAL. TREEs.-A.J j.. Tyrrell,
, OF the firm OF 'ryrrell & Cummings,
foundrymen, 10 setting out a large
number Of shade-trees on the grounds
surrounding his residence, on the d.
vide.
OK Drrr.-oGicsr w. T. Simpson,
OF virginia City, at the request OF num-
erou. citizens has accepted the position
on the police force made vacant oy the
resignation OF officer Hayton.
Lorraine Bmcs.-rhe citizens OF
Carson propose contributing some trade
dellars TO the Lorraine brick fund.
STATE FrsAScEs.-Ths amount OF
gold coin In the otate Aro~s''' ~
presen, 10 $i53,0Oo.
Rr-OrrSrsa or ScHoors.-The Viz
einia public schools will reopen on
Monday next.
PERsoSAL.-A. j. Ralston and lam
lily returned homo from San Francisco
this morning.
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A yrpr RAPID, safs and easy way to make mo
ney. /, IN procure territory TO introduce the latest
80, ny.r,,on ma, 4. wanted every day BY every
use a.n,, wSs,e' who has a family. a fnil-Gied
Swing Machine with Table and Tresile for only
$40 that does the same work az . machine you
would pay So for. rapid. smooth and arm, MAKES
a seam ~ strong that the cloth VIII tear before me
stitche. will rp apart. hight new ~atiaSnmsn,s It
By US only. Agents only need show thep in opera.
ton 70 ssll In sysry house !hey en.sr' 70 .usn ma.
s,s,nn xa, ever osryy,sI al any snsh price. s,.uD sold
isst year, In,om families use them. Demand In
crcasing every day. where they become Known.
Ministers, Judges, LAWYERS, Eit1r, MAen Wlsst:
Tallor., etc, rsecn,ne wv n .n."ii N ,bete n no agency
sl,en III v nn,r,,,s ~ n ar buy . machine for your
nmaysDl,sx' ~ p' = ri non. therc Il none better or 20 cheap.
Maeh,nes sent 10 all parts Of the country on receipt
o. price. $40. Read at,ertisemsnt oeS,nn,no q XII
Sanci tid,ss N" ProprstoT. Rosrnr ]. MIL
lIsAs a Co.. ~ Canal street. New forh.
p,oon s..,p, Ann uAu-When n. n
p."oD. ' no,a
Waller, the well known ana Very PopsiAi eoN
Hill clothier, reads the DEFIANT and Ingenious
u.ni6o.,oes of other dealers threatening 70 sell
naa,hin, !, ic,s than coal. ar sayinp that their
sioch i. The bcst in The county, he merely
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ThIs usrnins.

1880 ophir. iTS, IL, lTk
tSO Gould 4 Curry. 2lL q. 2as bO
so DSst = Belcher. 2i1,. "a
90 savage, % 20, C5h, 63s
2n5 Chsllar.fotssi. ei so. coz, 90
lal HALE 4 S~ereross. al, 9s, II bO
10 Crsva rsiat. ID, ~
$40 Yellow Jacket, 81, % b3o
2G35 Imperial. 81, 5, 81
$50 Empire Nil, 81.
$40 ksstask. II, i3t
$50 AlpAa, i0S. i0S, 10
1919 Belehsr, stS 90 BIO, 81, u go, Sjk
IL Confidence
lg5 Cos. Virginia. s., 81 so
SEQ Overaan, -. ~ 30
10 E~xehealer. n
Us Caledonia. Il 20. 81, 2iS
1875 California Con. 3ok, 3s,31s, 81
so Js.ia 4, az
81 ka.cksrsocksr,b
l35 imrriean flat,6
900 Baltiusrs Cos, o..
1908 uecor. lt,I
100 Wsodvills, AZ
50 uaion Con, II
40 Dayton. 6.
J95 Globe Con, 2. IA,
20 Occidental. aka
$50 New York Coz, ~
50 AIDES, ~
50 seq. Rock Island. sase
6Eossuth, 81
Is Silver Hill. $50
- Eclipse. ik,t
100 Tyler, 93c
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TO CANDIDATES,

All announcements OF candidates for oaice
must D. paid FOR IL ddrdAos. We aoeep, OF no
contingent arrangements, bat treat all alike.
Aeandidaie who cannot or will not announce
himself properly and pay his printing bills
promptly. Is not nt for the once he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30
ALEXANDRIA.

A1nanlDkos
The new hosting works 10 completed
and the machinery all In splendid run
ming order. Work has been again 70
sumed In the shaft.
senator.
The water 10 drained from the shaft,
and shaking Is resumed. A drift hal
also been started to tap the ledge on
tile 400-feot level.
The shaft 10 completed to the 800.
foot level, and cutting out fer q new
station at this level was commenced
this morning.
Sinking the main incline 10 making
the usual good Roadway, the rock In
the bottom blasting and working cut
splsndldly.
Nevada.
The south drift from the tunnel level
Is still showing n steady improvement
In the quality Of the ore penetrated.
Bulllon.
The main north drift on the 100
foot level Is making good progress, the
rock IN tile face working finely.
Pictou.
No important change to note during
the week. Rsck In face Of drift very
hard but blasts we'll.
0cnessec No. q.
Main shaft ,tlll actively sinking.
Rock looks we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30
DIVIDENDS.

RsIeher-s5 per share, aggrsgating ss2O'Vp;
declared April5: payable April 10.
Crown Point = 81 per share, aggreg.tnH
$4,000; declared Aprls; payable Apfi
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sr0CK REPoRr.
lnrrorrsp DAILY MT xrxus q HALL
Last Evening.

Asass hvcnhuk
20 Meadow Valley. 10, lok
IL Eureka Con, i6a. 49,, II
100 Warrington q Creole.2
49, rns. fa,Aea' ~ SO ii..is $50 IA b
40 America, Flag, So, AKA.
100 Huhn . Hunt
coo silver Peak, I, !.
is9S Belueat, I, 81, o.. G.. boo, y. bso. O..
100 Chief Of tn. um. esse
so Charter Oak. I, IN
100 Portland. Soc
$50 rye Patch, ~
200 Nj Dorado Sosth, 61,s.
100 Watson. ~
700 NJ Dorado North, ~
40 Qnintaro, soc
90 81. Patrick, AZ
10 Es,ska C., VI oX
100 Bclleyse. IN
$50 Golden Chariot, IN
20 Nasssany,5
SseO sosth Carrot. %, SOY b:0
G35 War Eagle. Az
IT'S California Cen, 40k, 10
SIS O,srnan. tGk. <5, IS.
100 Csa. Virginia, san. 81.
l5so Opai-, IN, fI,.. i1is b5, lTk 80
Us Belcher, s4S, sax. Is
So Ysllsw jacket, rs, rs $50
Is savags, s3k, ca.
40 chsllar.r otosi. 81, a.
225 Caledonia, 2iN. -
90 Hale & Sorsross. iiS %
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8 o DA.

The best for BAKING purposesh
JONI DwIonr>& Co.'s.
apl3.iot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

Rain-IIowden.ChronicIs Libel Case
The Santa Crus stage Robbers
-Gambling House Investigation
Women Suffrage Conventisn-
GresnbockH.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
WESTERN DISPATCHES
A

SPECIAL TO rns osLp an.L N NEMs.
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buckeye.

Tho south DRIFT at tho $50 foot level
has developed no new or extensive
body Of ore rs yet. A drift south has
been started from the first station to
prospect that portion Of the mine.
That drift u now In 50 feot, but has
not yet found any paying body Of ore:
although stroag hopes are entertained
OF yet succeeding In so doing.
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sutro Tunnel.

Tho main header 10 In $5,s37 feet,
with tho face In hard blasting rock.
Tho new Burlslgh drilling machines
were started lLto operation on Satur-
day last. tho tunnel having been en-.
larged to ska feet In size, In order to
accommodate the drill oarrlagss. Shaft
No. 2 having reached the tunnel level,
the work Of sinking below for a stump,
cutting out stations, etc., 10 now be-
Ing prosecuted. Drifting both east
and west from this shaft on the line Of
tho tunnel will Be commenced In about
two weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

The machinery Is all working With
tho utmost perfection. The up-raiss
In the old St. Louis chimney from the
south drift OIL the first s%tatlon-levol
shows steady Improvement, aud
promises tile development Of q good
body Of ore. The quartz In tho face
Of the south DRIFT, At tho second sta
ton, presents q much moreiiysly aud
ere promlsIng formation. There has
been some water Coming from the face
OF tho north drift at the second station,
but not enough to Impede the progress
OF the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30
South star.

Sinking tho main incline ID making
excellent Roadway, the rock In the bot
tom blasting out spfendldly. The
main west tunnel, at the 400.foot sta
ton. 10 still steadily advancing through
very hard blasting rock. The north
DRIFT at the head OF the incline 10 In %
feet, the entire distance through good
milling ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

The ore slopes on the 1900. 1900 aud
l4OO.foot levels are all looking we'll
aud yielding the usual amount of rich
ore. The ore slopes extending to the
northward OH the l000.foot level show
a continued Improvement In the
quality Of the ore. Tho east ore vein
on the 1900. foot level has widsned out
to II feet In width OF very rich ore.
Prospecting throughout the mine 10
progressing with the usual energetic
vigor, tho inllls aro all running up to
their full working capacity. aud the
future prospects appear bright aud
hopeful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30
New York Consolidated.

Owing to some unavoidable delays
the now machinery las not yet been
started up, but will DO In q very. few
DAYS, There IL on hand at tho mine Of
material and supplies, consisting OF
timber, wood, iron, steel, tools, etc.,
the equivalent Of $4,000. Grand to-
tai expenses during the year. $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON Hka
waited Throughout. and also restockcd with thu
veD beat Of OLD FRENCH BRANDIRS, the
best Of BOURBON and other choice WHiSkikS,
eORTER, ALE and other beverages.
A share OF the public patronage 10 solicited.
ap2s I'm
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sierra Nevada.

The main Incline 10 down Isl feet,
tile bottom In hard blasting ground.
A drrft has been started north from the
main southeast DRIFT on the 400. foot
level to connect with the main south
drift from the Crswn Point line. This
drift Is In IS feet, aud In fair running
ground. The south drift Oh this level
from tho Crown Point 10 Ia $40 feet.
The Wine from the li00.foot level Is
down Ill feet. The south drift from
the main incline on the 1900. foot level
Is In 800 feet. Daily yield $50 tons
Of ore. Ths ore breasts and slopes on
all the different levels arc both looking
well and yielding splsndldly. The
mills ara all running, and the future
prospects OF the mine look brighter
In
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ConfessinE,

OOnhe1aInEs
OF many maids in Erintown
Who meekly sins confessed,
Was one for whom good Father
O'Orown
Was often sore distressed.
Each week, from worldly vision hid,
She told q chapter new
OF all the things she said and did,
And all she failed to do.
One day, confessed this maiden meek,
Her gentle soul to save
"Father, the tint upon my cheek
Is more than nature gave!''
"And why is this?" the father sighs,
"When will such folly cease?"
II do it, sir" the maid replies,
'.hiy beauty TO increase"
He led her to the lighted door:
They stood like two amazed;
He musing on the look she wore,
She wondering why he gazed.
AT this" says he. "I've no complaint;
Go, heed your own sweet will;
'Tis no often ce for you to paint,
For you are ugly still!"
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The New York World says that by O
patented invention for drying, com.
pacting and fusing peat. q new fuel
has been obtained. The result is the
outcome of experiments carried on for
some time, at an expense of $50, 900.
The peat. after going through THE
process, now about to be used, is
black cylinder, not easily cut with a
knife. hard enough to take a polish,
and weighs about eeventy-6ve pounds
to the cubic foot, It contains less than
five per cent. of water. It's heating
power is greater than that of the best
coal, and it can be sold in New York
for SIS ton. It is an ideal fuel. leav-
ing no residue or Stag, burns intensely,
quickly and brightly, and emits no
smell or deleterious gases. If it is all
that is claimed for it, the railroads will
take vast quantities.
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A STEP
CHILD. few nights ago, at Meri-
dan, Miss, George Burns, agent of
the Southern Express Company,
brutally beat his step.son, aged six
years. After beating him o while, he
would hold his head under water, until
his cries were stiaed. and then beat
him again. The physicians say that
the child probably will die. Burns
was arrested. A large excited crowd
gathered around the Jail, and threat
ened TO hang Burns.
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aug r R

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART,
COLUMBIA, 8. o., May IS 1874
a Esl &tass duIo q viii ip'iU~ng Io opsrsted rsnel
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no 2 TRAIN No4
Leave Columbia..... 90 M 8.45p m
Florence. 11225 NJ 2.10 a m
Arrive Wiln,ington... IT'S p M *7.15 a m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no TRAIN NO
Leave Wilmington. 500 m tG.10p m
Florence. 400 m 11.97 p m
Arrive Columbia. 9.t5pm m 400 a m
Train No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
closcly with n. E. Il, II. :, and at Wilmington
with W d W. r. Il. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through come ctions, allrail,
North and South, and water line connec-
tions Dia Portsmouth.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. T.. Il. Il. for
Charleston, and is all accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, FROM Wilmingt ton, is fast
Express. connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through tickets
sold and baggage chcckcd d TO all principal
points. Pullman palace slecpers en- night
trains. breakfast. iDinntr. tSuppcr.
Accommodation Train No. Q leaves Co.
lEnbin daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
a. POPE, Gen. Passenger i 1ickc Agent
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oolunabia,Hot
rqgI .;-o- sol
FIRST CLARS HOU6E.,

q, A CHANGE Of management,
aud many consequent improve.
ments, enables the proprietors
70 offer to the travelling public
more comforts and convent.
ences than can be obtained at
any other house in the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. Bill
LARD and BATH ROOMS in
the house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORNAN e. CALEAN,
March 4 proprietorB.
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The PHEN1x is the oldest daily paper
in the State, aud has been regularly
issued since March. 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
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Are carefully prepared, by competent
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Taken as whole, NO BETTER OR
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Notice.
CoLrMEIA. S. C., June /, 1874.
THE undersigned. beg leave to inform
l. their friends and customers that on
and after this cate We will sell Goods for
CASH. All past III" notes and accounts
nun. be settled, or tEcv will be placed in
su;t. HOPE & GYIES.
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Hummer Schedule 8. & q. R.R.;1
6a| fs DOWN TRAIN UP TRAIN
Y~X ArriYa LaaYa "a rriHa I.aRxe
The Short Line Schedule.

The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA g. AUGUSTA II. r. Co.
ICoLuMBIA, s. O., juno %, 1874
EE 8 E5SlsssSssas esnger schoduIoS eS Win uIs be-
operated OH and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No 9 Train No 4
Leave Augusta: .7.45am 415pm
Graniteyille. .l3 III 5.11 pm
Copbia Junct'n 10 20 u nj TO O5 p In
Arrive eOolunbia...... AZ 80 am 9.17pm
Leave Columbia..... 1912 a III
Winnsboro.. 249 p m
Chester. "a 20 p NJ
Arrive Charlotte. .f6.45 p IN
NO. Train makes close connection. rid
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York G. C5 A. III.
No. Train makes closc connection uin
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at 515P. nj.
GOING SOUTH. Train No1 Train NOS
Leave eCharlotte...... 7.C0 a m
Chester. 9.58 nj
Winnsboro.. II IS a nj
Arrive Columbia. 2.C3 pm
Leave Columbia. 2.13 pm $40 nj
Colbia Junct'n i2.48 nj Is a nj
Arrive aHsts..lo Aususts 1sdS sos pm as sass m
sBreskfast. Dinner. tsupper.
South bound Trains conn ect at Augusta
Tor all points South and West. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked IT, princi-
pal points. ~ Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent