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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-15

rs-FRlENDS.-Ale for divine worship
every sabbath morning at III O'Clock. Seats
are free ar Il AN are welcome. Westinghouse.
Clay street. above First Services also ut ID
o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-15

ss-REsERVOIR MISSION. Rev. e.
Dorsey, pastor. worship at IL a. m. sun.
day-schoOl at $3.50 "a. m. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays at s:l5 3. IN.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
TFlE THRIVING EPIDEMIC,

just now thorc is an epidemic OF
stealing in this country. Not week
goes by but what we get news OF
some man holding n position of trust
dccamping with the funds cntrust
Cd to his care. Cashiers, trcasurcrs,
trusted clerks, and last but not least
are the county and State officers.
They havo caught tho disease. In
most cases they have it bad. Until
the courts begin to give these high
toned thieves heavier sentence they
will continue to go hence. when one
of these migratory vulturcs is caught,
he should be given q lifc-scntcncc in
the chain gang. A few doses of this
kind would stop tho contagion and
do away with embczzlement, other
wise it will continue. There are al
ways men to be found who will think
1t q good investment to skip with a
ha]fmillion dollars, and, if caught
serve from two to five years in State
prison, keeping books, and when his
time is served, come forth a rich
man. Give them life sentence and
then it will not pay to steal.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
BHsTTEIs WAIT AND SEE.

We would say to our brethren OF
the press that they should wait and
sec IT the nominee Of tho recent
Farmers convention is q sure enough
crank before they pitch in to him too
heavy. He has four months in which
nc has tho opportunity to prove him
self the man for the place or that he
is unfit. There is ample time for the
farmers and all ether classes of our
citizens to learn if Mr.. Tillman is the
man VIC want for our next Governor,
and If lie is not the man, the Demo
cratic convention in August will tell
him SO, and that in short order.
There Is no room for doubt that
Capt. Tillman thinks he is the man
that will best serve the interest of
the majority of our citizens. IF 80,
let him prove it. He has opened the
campaign according to his own way
Of thinking, and now he can go be
fore the country and try and capture
the August convention as he did the
ono i'll March. If he is General
enough for that, then he will be our
next Governor; if not then adieu
to Ben Tillman in politics.
1t is not good policy to bclabor can
didatcs too heavy in the outset lest
they cry out persecution and gain the
sympathy of the masses and thus
carry their point
There will not be but one ticket for
Governor after the coming State con
vcntion and that ticket will be headed
by q Democrat ''tricd and true" and
he will not be the chosen favorite Of
any ring or slate makers, but will be
chosen because he is fit for the place.
Does he sign his name H. II. Tilman2
His nomination has evidently hurt
thc movement 1t was intended to aid
Ii is now hitchcd to him, instead Of
linn to it. Wait and sec.
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asitia W3sssp.3.

nFFICE OF COUNTY COMATIS-
W sioncrS, Pick"Ms G. H., $. G..
Mardh 18th, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received by tie Count,
Commissioners Of Pickcns Count,
until the first day Of May, next, for
cnlar&inS and repairing the Court
House. Plans and specifications can
be seen III this Office or in the Office.
of Il. B. l;utlc%c, Architect, Green.
vile, 5. {. Contractor will be rruuliY
cd 10 give bond and security for twice
the amount Of Ills bid. Right rcscry-
cd to reject any and alt bids.
And also that scaled bids will nc
received until the ist day Of Nav for
the following lots Of land bc!onpm~
to the County of Pickcns, and brin%
situated and lying in the town of
PlckCnS, to wit:
Onc-half acre more or less, on
which the County Trrnsurcr's, Audit
"rs and School Commissioners Office
now stand; ome.half acre more or less
between Pcndlcton Avenue and the
Thornley, and McEall buildings, two
acres of the Jail lot, parallel with
south line and full width of lot one
halt acre ON west side Of Ann Street
known as the Griffin shop lot. II
said lots are not disposed OF by the
lst day Of May they will be offered
for sale in front Of the Court House,
during the legal hours of sale, on 1st
Monday in May next. Terms of sale
"nc-thrd cash, balance payable on 1st
OF November next, bond with mort
gage to secure the credit payment
Purchaser to pay for papers by on
der of the Board.
ELIAS DAY,
mhZOIw Chairman.
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EcarHiliG TO Think.


In every day life no fact is more no
ticcable than the inability of many
persons to do their own thinking,
even i'll matters and upon lines who'll,
lv within the range of their intclli-
gcncc. They. will sec point that is
suggested to them, and will at once
understand its bearing on some mat.
ter i'll hand, but they do not seem
to have the faculty or art of raising
points for Themselves, and consc,
qucntly their action is not rs intclli
gent as it might be. If given rule
to work by, they will apply it not on.
lv in season but out of season, and
will look amazed if one suggests that
under special circumstances they
should have varied their usual pro.
cedHrc. Every employer and over
seer OF labor knows to what M extent
this is the case. 1t is the exception
al workman who really thinks, and
who can therefore be trusted To suit
his action to circumstances. And so in
nearly every sphere Of life, a kind of
automatism seems to be the rule, and
intelligent sclf-dircction, in the light
Of present facts, more or less the OK
ccption. One is, therefore, tempted
to ask whcathcr in connection with
our system OF education some gym
nastic might not be devised for the
special purpose of teaching the rising
generation to think. k.--Popular Sci
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
The Sothcrn Boundary Line.

The boundary line between the
United State and Canada is not "im.
aginary," as most people suppose
The line is distinctly marked from
Lake Michigan to Alaska by cairns,
iron pillars, earth mounds and tim
Der clcarinGs. There are 1856 of
these marks between the Lake of the
Woods and the base of the Rocky
mount"ins. The British placed one
post every two miles and the United
States one between each British post.
These posts are of cast iron, and cast
on their faces are the words, "Con-
vention of London, Oct. 20, 1878"
Where the line crosses lakes, noun
tains Of stones have been built, pro.
jccting eight feet above high water
mark In forests the line is defined
by telling trees for space rod
widc.--St. Louis Globe. Democrat.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
TzEG; V'aArTLCAL CAl1PAyGS,


Rcilcctions on this subject are cmi-
nently proper. Election years afford
many grand opportunities for the cXhi-
bltion 0nd exercise Of true manhood.
The temptations to lie about, dcfamc
and scnndaliHo the character Of one,
to whom some other is preferred, are
many and strong. Yielding to such
temptations to crafty personal spleen
and pre- udicc have done much to- in
lurc many communities. Election
cering properly conducted would have
a strong tendency to elevate the NOR,
al tone of society. Every mans race
should be run on his own merits
When one sues for the recovery oi
land, he must rely entirely on the
strength Of his own title The weak
ness of the defendants title is none
of his business or concern. SO let
every man who can, win the office on
his own merits. The worst thing any
ono can do for himself, his friends,
and society, is to try to inSratiatc
himself, or friend by traducing 9th
ers. Let all good citizens unite in
keeping the private mcanncss Git there
be any Of every candidate in the
background. No SCOT and tar, use
flour and sugar
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
Q'i ifnfiNpn-

STATE OF SOUTu CAROLINA,
- County OF PrcErNs
BY }. b. Ncwbcrry, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, George w. lIcnGricks made
suit to me to grant him letters of
administration of the estate and effects
of John w. Nallcy, deceased.
These ar, therefore, to cite ard adm0n-
lsh all and Singu ar The kindred and crrdi-
tors OF tn" said John ". Nallcy, de
ceased. that they be and appear before ms,
in the COnrt Of Probate to he ncld at Pick.
ems G. H., :. c., o. the 2Gth day of
Arril next, after publication hereof, at /
O'Clock III the forenoon to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Administra.
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF
April, Ammo DOmini, 1889.
j. B. NEWDERY, J. P. PC.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

The Clemson College Trustees met
in Pcndlcton on the first instant, and
discussed the plan Of the proposed
buildings and to agree upon an out
line of the same. The buildings will
be erected in imposing style of mod
crn architecture, and will be among
tho finest in the South. The dormi
toy will accommodate one hundred
and fifty students, besides magnificent
accommodations for the faculty OF
twelve professors. Work will begin
rs soon rs the decision of the Su,
preme Court is rendered.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
OF " otcr.

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;nil''',' !" oit,!S'' IL "lii all2y
I,"l ,'n' @ "'''' prevent NlSr"l"fH'l"n. 1t
;m M t,,n "it,,s'" trnn,, III, ;''ri'l ie,WH''rS
49, siio ''N'''i'',''' % INFANCY ana Nch-
"nS Iii,, N'' '\i'el'rie'i a"'h"r, who's"
,,.,,>n ~ 'H H'''';"' WAS ""h"rfiul,
;,,,>n i w.. No,'N'"'''' ncT age Hhu the
'.L, '','',n, ,',f =, ''1'''', "' i'1crarv LABOR
=, ! o' W. ''''''' "',' '""tcu II manly
g. rn,1,. u'e '''St t.,'l = oi''i'h% her eyes
lnrna ,';.,,i 49, f''e' N 10 H"' IL" c""id he
~ ~ ~ anu morning., halNl
ha'h, not water is lncomnArahlv bet
ter than coil, which contracts the
pores and thus roughcns the skin.
l. rl"f"ncr N1%him%"!e sHys:" One can
rl>anSe TIE Whole body more thor
WIFI llblul Ot cDlu.
90.
\ word from Mr.. Gladstone ON
any subject that is or intor.et f., I;,,,
&C. t,.o 'i'''
W '''i W. M'''''I' from Americans
S'nc'itl'H. bit Whcn MI. Gladstone
writes concerning the Book Of books,
added interest attaches v.ritiu,y. h;, =,
'i.' n!','' 'i ili' ne llrSt O1 n SciIe"
VI "l'l'i'S on ihc Dllle, from ms pen,
nOW appears iii the Philudclphia Sun
Ioy Si.hnnl 1';,oo. 0,L,,. o,,;,.l,,. :,
thn cn,.;,s o,,, I,o a,;,.', ~ 100 -
- N' I'' ~ ~, "' gwen 't' ii''ctNtt9
VI ii'"h'h' lhcHe articles are, by
special arrangement with their wri
ter, to appear on the same dav in
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

Interesting race statistics come
from Georgia. 1t has been found
that the marriage rate among the
blacks is far greater than among the
whites. Where food is plentiful and
easily obtained, it is rare to find no.
gro girl of Is unmarried The births
are in proportion. But, on the 9th
er hand, nature manages matters her
own way. The negro babies die Of
in large numbers, and not nearly bo
many proportionally reach maturity
as among the white children.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
Tho Second Scotrh-Erisb Co,y,c.s

Ne
The first Scotch-Irish Congress,
held at Columbia, Tennessee, last
May, resulted in the organization OF
the s'Scotch-Irish Society of Ameri.
ca," with Mr.. Robert Bonner, of Now
York, rs President. The Second An.
nual Congress of the race will be
held at Pittsburgh, Pa, May 29.3l
next.
The objects of the society are:
First, historical; second, social.
W hilo the Scotch Irish were the first
to declare independents from Great
Britain, and have since been first in
all that has been most heroic and
patriotic in our national life, no his
tory of them has ever been written.
The first object of tho society is to
write this history, not only as an act
of justice to TIL" fathers, but for the
purpose of educ,Aing the children in
the great principle and achievements
of the race. The data is being collect
cd through the members, and the
historical papers at the great Annual
Congresses
"Thc Scotch-Irish in America" has
recently been issued by the society,
and will be furnished by the Sccrc-
tary.
The second great object is the pro-
motion OF closer social relations among
members living in all parts of the
country, by correspondence and bv
personal association at its State and
National gatherings, thereby bindil. q
us together in the strong bonds Of
friendship.
The organization is entirely non
partisan and nOnScctarian. With a
history and a membership intensely
American, the society will prove a
strong factor i'll upholdinS and per
retutaing American institutions in
their purity. 1t has already enrolled
hundh eds Of the leading men Of our
country, and is still advancing with
rapid strides.
All Scotch-lrish people arc cordial
~ invited to Pittsburgh, but as mcm-
bcrs will have special privileges. it is
hoped that all who attend will ioiu
the society before tie Congress-.
Correspondence is earnestly solicited.
communications in reference to the
local arrangements should be ad
dressed to Col. j. w. EchoIs, Score.
tary of the Local Committee Pitts
bur%h, Pa; if i'll reference to the So
cicty proper. direct to
a. G. FLOYD,
Secretary OF National Society,
Columbia, Te!n
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

This SPLENDID GENERAL PUR-
POSE HORSE is a three -quurtrr blood Of
the famous Morgan stock of horses, and
crossed with the noted Blackhawk An
stockmcn wishing the services Of ii first
class stallion will do well to see this
horse before making other arrangements
lie will make the Sp' ing Season as fol
lows: Parsons Mills, Monday, April II;
Six Mile, Tuesday. April Is; Borrughs'
Mills. "Wednesday, April lG: Pickcns G.,
H., Thursday. April II; Iicnry Arricl's,
Friday, April lS; Harper IlayHcs', Satur-
day. April 10 | will be al the above
places every two weeks from time stated
above, on same days Of week during the
season. Tcrms Sc to insure.
o. y. STEWART,
tcb2Ctt Mi le Creek T. Q. S. c..
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

"Do you ever receive contributions
written on both sides Of the papcr?"
asked a gentleman entering news,
paper office. "No, sir: never" en-.
phntically replied tho editor. CAN
right: l was going to endorse this
check to your order, but l don't want
you to break your rules" Then lie
went out, leaving the editor III deep.
green study.-YQpkers Statesman.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

Col. Colt has declined tho honor
conferred upon him by tho recent
convention i'll Columbia. Ho docs
not approve of the platform adopted,
and declines to make the race for
Lieutenant Governor with Tillman.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
J. III. MORGAN & BRO.
GrcHnviIlr, $. G..

\ little girl on her visit to Inc
country for the first timr, IN OK.
change relates, had never seen n cow
before, and after Watching the milk.
ing process with eyes full Of astonish.
mont drew near, and placing he,
hand on the cows side, exclaimed:
"Nh hy, she's check full Of it, isn't
Cb,'"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

A canvass of the forty-six newspa-
pers in the State shows that seven
arc for Tillman, FIVE arc non commit
tai, and twenty nine are outspoken in
their anti-Tillman sentiment.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

1t is reported that Carpenter and
Murrell, tho escaped Edgcticld mur-
Gers, have been caught in the mount
aims Of Tennessee. They are the
men that so brutally murdered n
Young man named Youncc last sum
mcr and broke jail while under sen
tcnce of death.
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Clerk. sSSEe.
NTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~ County OF Pickcns.
In tnmmon Pleas.
James I. Hunter, ct III. survivors,
Pl,irt ~.
Clerk a Sale.

In Common Pleas.
james I. Huntcr, ct III. survivors,
Plaintiffs,
John Singleton, ct nj. Defendants.
BY virtue of Il decree of fulrclrs
ure mad" in tie above cas-" bv Hon
James Al'lrich Oh the 5,h lIav ,i
March, 1890, / will sell to thc niyl?
est bidder, on
5aIc,iay in May,
next, before the court house door. 4!
Pi"kens G. H., during the LEGAL hour.
of sale, the following described I;,.a
Estate, to wit:
AL t!at piece parcel or plantation,
of land situate in the County and
State aforesaid. on branch o.
Twelve Mile River. containing. seven
t. and one half (70!) acres more Oh
less, adjoining lands of Richard Lew
Is and Mrs. " Ilson on the north
james Hunter & sons on the south
Samuel Nca! ON the east, l!amp Eos
ter and Dan Burris ON the suntn.
Terms one half cash, the balaNcc
Oh crc'tit ofatw,lvc months with in.
tcrrst from day Of sale; the credit
portion to be secured by bond oi
purchaser and mortgage of til,
premises, with leave to the purchaser
to anticipate payment. Purchaser t.,
pay for papers and for recording Tin,
same. j. NJ. STEWART.
10
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

The Mississippi overflow is still
causing great distress in The valley of
"Thc Father Of Waters" The settlers
arc fleeing from their homes, driving
their stock with thcm. The citizens
Of Now Orleans have been warned to
leave tho city as it is Thought that it
will be inundated
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

Pickcns and Oconcc now have the
sannc drainage law as Grccnville. 1t
is found in section 1lS3 Of the Gen
cral Statutes, with IN amendment in
1888. Pickens now has more drain
age law than any other county in tho
State. 1t was already Incorporated
with Spartanburg iii the provisions
of section 1852.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

An Atlanta man hit the nail on the
head when he said the South ought
to form gigantic combine ard boy
colt any city or town that lies about
and villiiics the Southern people.
Tho only way to bring a yankee to
his knees is to hit his pocket book.
If this was done the commercial men
OF the North would soon put GU {.
tus on all the foul-mouthcd ISLANDERS
Of DiXie's Lnnd.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

Collector Webster has discharged
tho last Democratic appointcc IN his
Office. Mrs. LcContc, who has filled
The position of clerk in the Office
since Collector Bradley took charge,
has been removed to make room for
n negro preacher. All Republicans
believe i'll putting in negroes in
Southern States OILY.
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Newspaper V!tiGucttc.

1t very frequently happens that
visitors to printing Office do things
calculated to annoy some Of the en-.
ploycs. For the benefit of those we
print few rules;
When you enter printing Office
Go not handle type in Il case. If yo,,
want to handle it say SO to the prin,
ter, and he will be glad to leave his
work and empty the type upon the
editors table, where YOU can sill in
his easy chair and examine it at Your
leisure. Never mind putting back
the typc-thc printer can do that
after YOU have finished.
Don't read the proof sheets, clip.
pings, or manuscript. If You wish
to know what is going to appear in
the next issue of the paper ask the
editor to read it aloud to you. lie
has plenty time and will be grateful
toy You for the chance to quit his work
and entertain you.
If YOU want to look over the
cash book have the editor 90 and
get it for you. Your interest will
please him.
Never ask for sample copy. Dis
cover where they are kept and help
Yourself to as many us you want.
Above all things do not offend tho ed.
ltor 10y rendering payment for them.
1t ilatters him to think you want to
read it and it is cruel to end his sat
lsfymg daydrcam by the mention of
so worldly thing as money. Besides
he only publishes it for the glory
there Is in it.
just help yourself to tho the OK
changes. If any are still in their
wrappers take them ont, by all means.
They contain later news than the
others.
Before going, make some pleasant
remark to the editor about how easy
II is to run a paper and express your
surprise that he does not do it bet
ter. You would leave an aching void
i'll his heart should you forget others.
Ii You are interested in seeing
how things look in type, have the
printer set your name in the incest
type i'll the Office, and then take it
home with You for curiosity. The
editor likes you to have q memcnto of
Inn. Other peoples forgctfu!noss
is the bonc of his existence.
Ask the editor, if You arc n perfect
stranger to him, to supply yon with n
duplicate key to his postofica box,
SO you can get his papers regularly.
If he be n gentleman he will givo you
the key without asking; but some ed.
ltors are not gentlomen.-Tho Type
Founder.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

Nearly every Kansas City paper
has the work Of woman upon it. A
young woman in one of the large
composing rooms often takes the
foreman's place for weeks at time.
Another lady whose husband is an
editor, writes columns of matter that
are credited TO him.
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FOR Subscription, 81. .5Opcr arnur

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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
IL. GhAIENER is respectfully an
houhcrd aS a candidate for School Com
missioner. subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the primary election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
FOR COZ NTY COMMISSIONER

F0K NTl COMMISSIONER.
The many friends Of MATTHEW
liENDkl(kS respectfully submit his
name I" the voter" Of Pickcns County for
!hc ounce "I county Commissioner. sub
ject to the action Of the primary c!rctinn.
MANY NorErs.
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announcements. "a

Judge tothran having determined TO
resign ms seat III congress, .hr friends Of
t"i ID Il NORRIS will offer him as "A cam
didatc to ill the vacancy
Respectfully yours,
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THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE R r
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..

Wilmington, n. c., jan. 18Th, 80.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
lumbia and upper South Caroliua and
Western North Carolina
CONDENSED SCUEDVIE.
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A GRAND SUCCESS,
DRY GOODS AMID SHOES
AT THE
Great Buncombe Street Store!
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all ut
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Lot 80 inch all wool Cheviots 40 Agreatba
the shades snom39 >''N'' '1'i ia "i'
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BH1Ad'EA ANED TadsgASNHNds ED3sE.sss eaasesSeS.
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Bunting
DO c f 81! CENTS O inch al! wool rurine l,o
very many goods things to please the department.
Esssa:$S EEs9MYlENas$
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We shall
best North Carolina pails 4 cents. ~ ~ ~N' ~ f '
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1890.

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ty Commissioner in another column
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-10

'FNos. 5, 6, 30, Sc. SO, 81. 81 and 50 doilv
except Sunday. Main line train a and
%, daily between Columbia and ..Iston.
daily except Sunday between Aston and
Grecnvillc.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, GcnI Pass At.
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