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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13

On the 6fsi Monday 10 March the ladies of
,he Lutheran Church will serve oysters.
Place TO be aouoonced later.
The old wood.burner engine. which has
been used at the yards as shifting engine.
has been replaced by eoal-orrnsr of the
nsvsst make.
The cfice Of the city clerk and treasurer
is being ceaoed up and the walls Will be re-
painted Tbis change will be great i'm
provemeot, fos tae Office needa such over.
hauling.
The store formerly occupied by O'Doouell
l. Co. j. being repaired and Will be opened
By Levi Bros This store is probably among
the Oldest buildings 90 Maio slree:. aod Will
be much improved when the workmen are
dooe with it.
The colo.ed churches are beginning to see
the necessity of having Eodesn churches, 100
They are erecting large and handsome
building to be known as the African Church.
Tbis church will add much TO the list of new
places OF worship soou to De constructed
According TO ,ce new law OF last year,
court does not meet unt! the 6rst Monday III
April TINS year, being April tbs "ltj
: eIso be April Fools Dag, oot We ve'ture Z
say there will be no foolshness about cout'
co, meeting II will certainly coue
/. is reported thet quite lefge aomoel
os nicyc'es have heen stoen darios tne pas
few days. Scme professional "heei tnie
mus, be in our midst. Il is 10 oe ooped the
police will sooa spprehend tbisf or thiese:
before further loes IS sncnrred ny tbs ow netd
of bicycles
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
DEATH.

Mrs. ]. A. Msyes, wife of Dr.. J. A. Nayea,
Jr., of Savsnnah, Ca, formerly of Mayss
vile, died ct her home 10 that city, Wedoes-
day. FEB s: She was Miss Pauline Wells,
of Savannah, before her marriage 10 DR..
asyes. The receipt oS the telegram 10 Mayes-
Vile announcing Der death was 90 doubf, the
caaee Of Dr.. j A. Mares death, as be was
10 feaole condition ara the shock waa too
great.
N.s Neyes leaves one daughter, Dorothy,
sboIs four years OF age
nrs. C. T. Mason sr, died at Der home ia this
city Sunday of apoplexg. She was tbe
re!;cs OF the late C. T. Mason and dsugh!er
Of Hr, Wm. j Singleton. of this eouuty.
She was the second wife Of Nr G 7 Mason,
marrying aim 10 1872 She vas about SO
years of age The funeral services we're held
at her late rssidesce at O'Clock Monday
afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
A Sensational Sermon.
REV. c G. BROWN GOES
FOR sUMTER's SINS.
From the Daily Item, FEB, litb

Last night at the Baptist Church, Rev. c..
G B-ovn delivered a sermon sorderiog on
the sensational His text ~as "The Hand
wri:ioe 90 the Wall " The speaker began
by showing how the people OF today, Who
are engaged In the worlds saiety and riot
ous living, will see the hardwritipg o. thu
wall sud rhai God is writing their doom
upoo The wall row He laid stress on ths
three words. men, women and wine" and
pictured their relations TO each other 10 the
shown to be ;hs dowofall Of macy young
nan a0s woman. BE mentiored the indis-
putsbje tendency on the part OF women to
drink, for It is fact that the drinking habit
is rapidly increasing among women today.
The speaker stated tha, be bad once seen q
young lady eanag on the shoulder Of a
young man as they drove through side
s;reet and that be thought the lady was
eick, but ascer,aiaed later that see was
drunk and being carried home 10 that Ia
mentahle condition from a ball. Such he
said Eas cure 20 bring the writing on the
wall
After speaking for some length on the geu-
eral tendency Of the times to fast living and
caring more for the worldly side Of life ,han
the spiritual, the preacher brought the sub
jecs tone to his hearers and pitched in with
gloves eff 90 the preseot sins and sinners Of
Somer. He referred to sbe recent acts of
degrading influence in ;he city. He men
toned the dances or balls held st The old
armory ball, aud the vice of gambling as
reported 10 the city of late, especially in the
gambling balls 90 Main Street, and at the
old E,runeon house. He a!so referred to the
little negro crap shooters of the back lots
All these forms Of gambling were ooihiug
bus stealing, be SAID. Gsmbling could be
nothing more than taking what was not
oue's own by right. Re said shat gambling
had only one equal in big hold upon man
apd that was the morphine habit
His sermon was one of warning and e1-
horta,tioh, delivered in ils usual forceful
manner, aud vas received with marked at
teation by the congregstion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
DIR. JUNIUs a. MAYRs.

Dr.. Janius 3 lcesss Gsyes. one Of the old
est cnd rsost Influential citizens Of this eouu
ty, died at bis home in Nag esvil,e last Thurs
dey morning, about o'clock His death
was pescefol, Ike the whole of bis life
Jnnius A,ceaus Nayes. was born on Jooe
%. 1892, at the Old Gsyes' homestead iE
sight OF bis last bone, where he has lived all
his life Es was the 500 Of Matthew P
Mayes, Esq aud Henrietts Shaw hayes. BE
attended Inc South Carolina College from
1887 to 1870 WbsD be left this college be
entered the South Carolina Medical College al
Cha-lesteu, graduating With high honors
from that iostitution about ls45. he began
the practice OF medicine at HE aati.e village
aod coatinosd in the acsise practicc Of dis
profession sutil few years ago, when his
ipdcmities caused lin to retire. Eyeu then
be wss sought by nauy as a medical advise;
until tbs tius of his death Ee vas stu.
dent all of his life, Studying ths macy
branches of his profession, aad contributing
valuable articles to medical journals ali over
the corntry.
His chief line of investigations was 10 TIE
bossnicsl science In this science be was
ous ef the leading men of his time, con.
pounding many drugs from roots and flowers.
he wss the originator OF several drugs and
medicines.
Ascna time be vas the president of the
Sooth Csrolins Medical Association, by vbieh
body lie vas held in high esteem
Dr.. Mayes was looked upon By all who
knew Bin as legal adviser, and friend and
counsellor to ell needing assistance in ihe
trials OF lie. BE wes for nauy years g
ruliog elder in the Presbyteriao Church aud
vas maiostay CT the church until his death.
Wbsuever the for.u,e OF the church was 81
stake, he was looked to for advice aud assist.
aces. Without his aid and advice in the
past the Msyesville Church might DOT hare
been the church is is today. he was, iodeed,
Christian with faith in ell his works. Nc
more sincere Chrsstian and whole hearted
man could hsve been found.
Dr. Aayes vas elected the FRS: iateusans 0.
the seWo Of Aayesv;!!e.
He vas married twice, surviving both bi!
wives. He had sight children, Eve of whom
o.;ii live: Dr.. ]. A. Nayes, prominent
druggist of Savannah, Ca, Mr. q P. Na5es
and Miss Sue ". aasss, of asyasyille, Mrs
JOEL E Brunson. OF Samter, sod Ars. T. B.
Rhame. of Lynchburg. Dr.. F. J. Msyes, q
Nay ssyilIe, wbo died some years ago, was
sl.o BIS son. His frs. wife was Mics d. F
MuIdsnw, aDd bis second Miss Sarah VardeN,
of Charleston
Dr.. Aayes died ,be ideal death Of Chris
tan, sucb as he was. Des,h cams peacefully,
as messenger in the night. With his death,
ia ended useful and conscieorlous life.
Mary will learn Of his death With sadness,
as they recall the many acts OF this ooole
mans life. BE is gone to receive the reward
of his Father and to rest with the loved ones
gose before Truly, the desto of the rgh-
icons is sweet. "Ap noaes, meo's the uosiss;
work OF Goa
n9aThe funeral services were held Friday
morning aud were attended By lsrge nuu-
Der of relatives, friends and scquainisDcss.
The remains were laid to rest ir the aayes-
vile cemetery On the bluff of Black RiVer
~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
Some Remarks Concerning Dr.
Browns Sermon.
Daily lem. Feb. I2,h.

The article in yesterdays iesue copeeraisg
the sensational sermon delivered on Sundsy
nighf, at the Baptist Church, oy Rev G. c
Bros'n, has caused somewhat Of stir among
some of the people CT the city, IS j, vas sup
posed it voa.i
7 The sermop caused crest deal of comment
among the congregation % Sunday uigbt and
was generally talked Of on yesterday. The
reporter did not hear he serDoD, bat bear
ing ii talked Of 80 mach, be obtained the in-
wrote ths article This article eeerls to have
renewed the sensation and was discussed oy
many Lass night. Some Of TIE people who
dance and thirk it is proper 10 DO so, in
ferred from the article that il was reflection
upon the dancers OF this city aud especially
The Jsdies. They wen, 10 Dr.. Brown aud
asked him concerning his words on the sub.
ject re ss;d that the article vas nol Alto
gethar correct 20 its statements.
This baviug reached the reporter, he bad
an interview with DR., Brown this morning.
Dr. Browr stated that be did net mention
The Cid armory ball in his remarks about
dancing. and tha; the incident of young
isdy being carried home from ,oall in a
state Of ioiozicat!cn, positively did not occur
10 Sumter.
TIE reporter may have received wrong
impression, 10 obteioiag the iotormat,on con-
cerning Dr.. Brown's sermon at second"
hand from one who vas present and beard
tre 8ernon, out hc sadeavored TO tell ths
story as It was told to him without adding
&c or 80 uatractieg from the statements made
TO bin.
Dr.. Brown stated This morning that be
was preparing q synopsis Of ais sermon for
puolcatios and when this Gas been done the
poblt viii, know exactly wha, impression
Or Brown in,eo5sd to convey by bis ser
moo
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
Bicycle Thief Captured.

Coe Of the bicycle thieves has been cap.
tured. His pane is Lewis Mack and be was
arrested st Columois Monday while riding
on the Southern Rsilway, apparently headed
for Oraugeburg. he was oroaghs back to
this city this morniag. The bicycle, which
celooged to Mr.. R s. hood, was recovered
also.
There vas aoorher thief whose whereabonts
is sot known at present This fellow was on
the slick order The wheel be was riding
away bad loose chain which came off a,
Mr. John McCutcheo's place, about two
milea from the city. The thief left bis wheel
inside ,hes gate aud took Ms. McCutcoen's
wheel from his piazza, going on With it.
Mr Hood has lost two Wheels and another
gentleman one, making three wheels stoleo
sioee Saturday night.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13

Tha petition so- tbs sewerage system :.
elill being citeala,ed AID is being sigced
Essy gsrerally.
Millions Of psople a.e fauilisr With De-
Wits Little Esrly Risers aad those wao use
sAen fDd then TO oe famous little liver pills.
Never gripe.-J sughsou Co.
The Bartlett Street. Chuscs is receiving its
painting and will soon be ready for aedica-
sion. s parsonage is beiog bull. next to the
ensrch bsildlng
Capt. J. n Phillips last Friday morning
killed q hawk within the cisy liults that
measured four feet fron the lip Of one wing
% ibe tip Of III: otssr.
Perscas Hho csncot take ordinary pills fnd
&c pleasure to take DeEa;s's Little Early
gissrs. They are tbe best little liver pills
ever made Hnghsoa Go.
9hs rev Suurer Hotel s beiog painted
sad the building is nearly competed. When
,as psiatlng is dops this bs NJ will present .
sne appearancs and wiz credit 10 the
city.
The Eesl,h Omter aod DE- Archie China
vere On the var path lsst Friday among the
school children, vacciustiug aneut 10.
MANY others outside the schools are also
beng fascinated.
Like bad doilars, all counterfeiss OF De-
Wits Witch Hszsl salvs are worthless The
l.r;sinal qoicklJ cures piles, sores and ell skin
diseases u S sughson d Co.
The ladies connected with the aag prlzs
s.;m 70 be given 10 asrch bad their first re-
ssarssl las. Wednesday uisht, Fron all 10.
s;eatioo this occasion will be most eoJoya'
On the evening of Feb. l4sb, the Boston
i.ss viii appear 10 grand opera IN Fioren ce
sc :.Robiu Hood,' will be presented
number of Sumter people sill 60 TO Flor
eoce TO witness ,ne performance.
When you wso'ta poysic 'ha: isn!ld aa'
-.,,,e easy 10 take aud pleasant iu efeSps
cbanoer.aio's Stomach aud Liver Tablets
Price, % cen:s. Samples free. Every boz
gasran.sed. Fo, sale by Dr. China.
gang of hauds spent all Friday mO'nio'
,,g,ng 70 carry an iron s4fe up stars into tn
coart House. Duriug tbe iaoOrious 'ussl
sbey succeeded in partially demolishing oo
s;de Of ;be iron railing TO the stairway Tb
opestion is, who is TO pay for repairing to
aaDage7
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
TWO MEDALS OFFERED.
Daughters Of the Confaderacy En-
courage the Study Of History.

The Daughters of the Copfederacy have
offered two medals 10 DC contested foc by toe
pupils of the seveoth, eighth, ninth and
tenth grades of tse Washington Street Graded
School One ,oedal will De for the sevenfh
sud the eighth grades and The other for The
ris,h aod teath grades. The medale are &c
be awarded to the TWO pupils of these grades
who write the best competition on scme eno-
ject cosnec,ed WITH toe civil war, the eog-
positions to be written 10 scbo ool without
previone no.ice Of the subject. The COM
positions are 10 be examined and the neda!s
awarded by committee to oe appointed b.
Sups Edmunds.
The Daughters of the Confederacy have
offered these medals for the purpose of
encouraging the schoei children 70 study the
history Of The civil gar and 10 douh. great
good will result therefrom.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
MARRIED.

At Pisgah, S. c., 90 the 5sh iast. 8, p.
n. at ,ha residences of the brides mother,
Mrs. Anna I. Allen, Mr. Gordon Hu:chison,
formerly OF Virgins, to Miss Bersha Allen,
Rev j. W. Kennsy officiating. The bride
vas dressed in pearl grey, 90 ornaments, aDd
the groom in the usual black. The marriage
was very quiet, only the uear relatives of toe
bride aud few friends we're present A Biee
spread was heartily enjoyed by all ar. and
Mrs. Eu,chisoo will live here, and their
friends wish for them all the happiness posi-
bic to get out Of this life
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13

For ,bs veskoess snd prostratioo following
grippe there is po!hirg so prompt and effect
i've as One Aioute Cough Cure. This p7epa
ration is highly endorsed as an uDtaiiiog
remedy fer eli throat and lung troubles aud
its early use prevents co5suu psion. Il was
uzde to cu.c oaickiy.-J 5 Raghson 3 Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
a Coming Marriage.

Iavi,stioDc havs esee issued By Sr. aud
Grs n B Stondeu.re to the marriage o
their daughter, Ada vernon, 20 ar David
B. Sbires on Feo'y l4th, at Es. Lebanon
Church, 0essge5erg, S. G.
Nr Shirer has beoG in this city With Nj.
u B. Boyle for several months aod Will con.
Iinue to uoske Suoter bis home. h and hiS
BIRDS will be st home after Peornury 18th.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
Way Mlll,onalres Can't Stop Max.
ing Money.

T. dozsp OF the veelthiest capitalists ia the
coun,ry-men who WELD absolute control
over immense entsrprises-wiii tell the read
ers Of The Saturday Breplog Post (FsorH-
ary lsJ why they remain 10 the race which
tbeY have already won.
Each of them writes frankly whether be
makes money for It's own ease, for the sheer
Joy OF working, or to gain the rower With
which vast capital invests itself.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-02-13
MARRIAGB.

Mr.. Ben G. aodge and Miss Katie Nortion
we're married Sunday nigh, 81 8 O'Clock. at
tbs residence OF she brides fa;her. hr. W B
Nor,ou, in P.ivaseer tounsnip. Rev J D
Hugsias oficiatpg
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-10-05
Seventeen PeriShsd
4 in Canadian Nine Fire.
-
sbeath sComsslG Gnickly to sIsa-
prisoned Miners. The Fire is
Still Raging.

Victoria, B. G, October l.
Seventeen men are dead as re-
suit OF fire and explosion in ex
tension mine No. Q belonging to
the wellington ColIiery company.
The flames started from curtain
which caught fire from a miners
lamp at the bottom of level No. 3
and was communicated across the
slope. In half an hour the whole
slope was on fire. Rescusrs flock
ed to the mine and reached the
place where the miners had been
at work, but the men had gone.
They had run with the fresh air
instead Of against it in an attempt
to get out by the accustomed route.
thus meeting death half way.
While the rescuers were at
work several explosions occur
red. When it was realized that
the men could not be saved
strong force started to choke the
mine, but their work was undone
ny terrific explosion which blew
down the barricade. A little later
the fan house was burned.
James Thomas, a rope rider,
had a thrilling escape. He was
riding down the slope, and seeing
the fire coming he jumped off the
car and ran. George Southcomb
and Eugene Griffith, timbermen,
called to him to follow them, but
he ran on up the slope for one
Thousand feet to it's mouth and
barely escaped with his life. The
other men were overtaken by the
flames and persisted.
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Brigands Fix Time Limit.

Constantinople, Oct. 2-The
brfgands who carried off Miss
Helen H. Stone, the American
missionary, and her companion.
Madame Ts'lka, a Bulgarian lady,
have fixed Oct. 8 rs the limit. of
time for the payment of tn. ram
som of $4,000 demanded for
Miss Stones release. The hiding
place of the brigands has not vet
been discovered and tho delay
accorded by the abductors is taken
to indicate that they consider their
l letreat quito secure.
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MERCANTUECOM MPANY
Ransom, Marriage or Death.


Constantinoole, Oct. 2.-The
Sultan is preparing a Pun-Isla-
mitic Encyclicai calliag on the
wer'd to embrace Mohamedanism
Miss Stone the American mission
ary held for ransome by hrlgands
in a letter to friends says that she
is being outrageously treated. If
the ransom is not paid by Oc
tober sth she will he required to
choose between a marriage with a
bri gand and death. Miss Stone
says she will rather die than mar
ry the brisand.
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SUfR GARlblDA & GEORGIA
~ EXTENSION R:R Company

General Passenger Department.
Schedule; Effective Jun. 18th, 1901
49, <, eastern Time. ...,> ) :. 49,,
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HOW's THIS1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Cata,rh Cure.
FJ CHENEY & CO., Props To-
We the undersigned. have known
Sheney for the Last Is years, and
oeIieve h Inn perfectly honorable in all
business TRANSACTIONS and financially
ao'e 20 carry OUT any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST a TRUAx, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, O.
WALDINa, KINNAN IL MARVIN
wholesale Druggists, Toledo. @.
Hai's Catarrh Cure IL taken in,
t'rnalIy, acting dire ,tly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, Toe. per bottle. Sold by ali
Druggist, Testimonials free.
hairs Family Pills are the best
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Serious Side of a Joke.
Young Woman Accepts Core.
spondence Proposal. The
Result. ''''-'
The State, 4th inst.

The State, 4th inst.
There were some strange ru
mors atloat here yesterday. 1t
was IA story of a woman coming
hundreds of miles to meet her
lover-only to find herself the
victim of u cruel hoax The in
formation comes from reliable
source, but no names were given.
1t seems that a young man in
Columbia and young woman in
Chicago have been corresponding
for some time, having made this
long distance acquaintance through
the medium of newspaper ad
vertisement.
Proposals of marriage were
made. The young man represented
that it would be too costly a trip
for him to 60 to Chicago and
bring his bride here, so the bride
Prospective came here to mees her
'avowed lover.
When she arrived, no lover met
her at the station, SO she drove to
the street address given in letter
from him. When she arrived at
her destination, she found her
self in a squalid negro settlement,
and the house with the number
for which she was looking was
the worst of the lot.
The truth broke upon her then.
Her fiance had been using an
assumed name and she had been
made a fool of. 1t is said that
she is young and good looking.
Detectives are working on the
case with the hope of discovering
the young mans identity.
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You Can
Lead "a Horse

to water but you can't
make him drink.
You can't make him eat
either. You can stuff food in
to thin mans stomach but
that doesn't make him use it.
SCOTS Emulsion can make
him use it. How? BY max
ing him hungry. of course.
SCOTS Emulsion makes a thin
bodyhungryall over. Thought
a thin body was naturally hun
cry didn't your Well it isn't.
A thin body is asleep-not
working-gone on a strike.
1t doesn't try to use it's food.
SCOTS Emulsion wakes it
up-puts it to work again
making new flesh, That's the
way to get fat.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT a. BOVINE, Chemists, 900 Pearl ST., N. Y.
soc and $I.oo; all druggists.
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Narrowing Details Of
Massacre Of Co. &C."
>Ireachsry- on the Part of Presi-
dent. Bodies of Soldiers Mutt
lated and Burned.

Manila, Oct. 3.-The latest
advlces from tha island of Samar
gives narrowing details of the
slangbted of the members of Co.
&, Ninth United States infantry
last Saturday at Balangiga. 1t
seems that the president of the
town, claiming to be friendly, led
the assault IN person.
On hearing of the slaughter
Col. Isaac d. Derussy, of the
Eleventh infantry, started for the
scene Immediately with battalion.
The body of Capt. Connell had
been tied at the keels, saturated
with kerosene and partly burned.
Forty-fve bodies had been
burned in trench, leaving seven
unaccounted for. The charred re-
mains of many were recovered.
In numerous instances the bodies
had been badly mutilated.
Three hundred Macabebes will
also be dispatched to the scene of
the massacre on board the Legaspi,
which is delayed by typhoon.
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Bloody Work in South Africa.
Beers Attack Col. Kekewich' $
Camp and Are Driven Off,
Both Sides Losing Heavily.

London, Oct. 2.-Lord Kitch-
ener today reports that two Off
GERS and 81 men have been killed
in an attack made on Col Keke-
wich's camp at Moedwill. The
Beers, who were under Comman-
dants De Larey and Kemp, had
IA officers and ia men killed and
wounded af two hours of night
fighting, when the Beers were
driven off.
The Boer reverse at Moedwill
occurred Sept 90. The Beers
are reported to have been 1000
strong. Lord Kitchener, in his
dispatch, says the British repelIed
the attack with great vigor. Col.
kekewich was slightly wounded
in two places. He says that all
ranks behaved extremely well.
The wounded were taken to Rus
tenburg, half way between Pre-
toria and Mafeking.
Lord Kitchener confirms the
heavy losses of the Beers, about
$50 killed and 800 wounded, dur
ing their attack on Fort italia and
Fort Prospect. He says the guns
recently captured at Vlakfontein
have been recovered from the
Beers.
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Bridge to Let.

brlUSe 10 Let.
The contract for building bridge
over Cane Creek, at what is
known as the Hood Mill Place,
near Mr.. G. W. Nllliams's, will
he let by the undersigned to he
lowest responsible bidder, at the
site. on Thursday, the 18th inst. =,
at IL o'clock, n. m. Specifica
tions will be made known on day
OF letting. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
w. Q. Caskey,
Go. Supervisor.
Oct. 1st, 1901.
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20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos. SO and 33 are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, 35. IL, 12, l3, IA Is
and 10 areopsratei daily except sun
day
Connections: At Camden with
Southern Ry, s A. t.. and A.
Line. At Lancaster with l. & g.. R..
R A catawb, Junction with Sea
board Air Line. At Rock Hill " ith
Southern railway At Yorkviile with
Carolina & Northwestern r.. r. Al
Blacksburx with Southern railway.
At Shelby and RutherfOrdton with
3. A. T.. Al ~arion with Southern
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Gen'l. Passenger Agent