The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, January 04, 1894, Image 4
0
Ian of
? ill, who
tho sonato, is
orces on on articlo
.11, and in caso of suc
o try to turn the combi
t on other things.
-selectod as the articlo
test. It is bolioved that
to senators can be onlist
keep coal on tho dutiablo
port of any other singlo
T 0 list given out includes
Pugh, of Alabama; Col
a; Faulkner and Cam
irginia, and Gorman and
aryland. If these votes
ed, coal will bo kept off
But tho other part of the
extremely difficult of ac
nt.
.tic senator might h) anx
~6t one of his own homo pro
t unwilling to ontor a pro
ination for tho confessed
hanging tho wholo spirit, of
drawn by a Domocrat ic ways
ominittee and passed by a
house.
fo- -'al is strengthened hvb
M4.at bero about the col
. Wa Scotia produet by the
ndicato. It is iisisted upon
al would result in a gigantic
at the American prodict
cod at the mercy of this
West Virginia coal men in
'0 laying great stress on thii
e. or moro prominent Re
ers'will olaborato it in
. on tho bill when the de
of contrary stateeniiti the
not expect to receive the
I much bfore Feb. 10. MA:u
inancO colimmittie will take
q iestionl of public learinigs
diniftelv. The New .Jor
asisachusotts manmufactier;
urgent for heairings.
co committoo is receiving vo
eies to its circular let ter
tfacturors, and in suchin u
will b10 difticult to digest
of thei in timie for action
n bill. As the conuilnt 0e
(1, it has appealel to a clas
terest for an inmartial opin
matter involving a eilnii
it of its >rivileges. of course this
has but one answer to tm (Ies
. It in not unlikely that the com
too will b'o forced to put those re
e asido, and govern itself with re
d to its preeiit thity by the plain
t of the party demand for a lower
of duty all along tholine.
Whistles to lie Uoed.
SHINGTON, Dec. 27.---''ho major
I conmnanding the United States
a approved that part of the new
Foviding for officers giving com
under certain cm run it ances, byc~
Qs instead of by wordh of mouth.
Istles are to be plac-ed in the
eces of the guards of the swvords,
n order has been issued to the comi
i g officors of the Spr-ingliell
or~ an1 I-ock Jsland arsenal to
1othi8 alteration as p~rompltly as- pos
The Orankl In Iienn Arrested.
ABHINOTON, D)ec. 27.--Joseph Don
.ip,who sentlthroatoning letters to Pres
ent Cleveland, Vice President Stoeen
, ,Senater Mills, and other prominent
ie inen, anid for wvhom the police ini
les ave eenlooking, has beon
Mis rd' asult.
ASIIINGTON, Dec. 27.--The rumor t o
ect that the suit of Miss Madoline
lard against Riepresentamtive Bireok
go for $50,000 for breach of promn
ill be compromised and settled out
o court, is not credited in this city.
A MURDERMYSTERY.
an's Wifo MuZrdered in tho Ioom,
WVhere lo Lny D~runk.
ALTIMORtE, Dec. 27.--The pmolico hoerc
wrestling with a murder mystery
hioch has thus far comp)lotoly puzzletd
em.
'fho 'victhin is the wife of Louis Mas.
rs, the boss of one of the departmenmts
the~ Maryland Steel company's wvorks
t parow's Point. 'The woman was
arfu1y ehopped up while asleep ini her
,and her husband, who wvas asleelj
low, according to his statomeit, wasi~
also disfigured by cuts and bruism
abut the face and neck.
Masters gave the first informnat ion to
the~ police. Ho said that after Christ
mans shoppn yhimnsolf and wife Sat
-iday-ulw toy went home about it
9clook, and lie sat up with his neighbor,
~hey, and had something to drink. He(
eal after Sebmloy left lhe fell asleop ini
the chair anid rawoke inm the morning to
8nd immself covered with balood. He
went tothe kitchen andl bathod himself.
Then he went to his wvife's room and
found her dead.
XPeterson's Magazlino (Jono Undier.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Joseph P.
Beed has been appointed receiver of the
Peterson Magazine company. The ap
pontment was made upon a bill in equity
~l4aainst the company bythe A rthur
Puls~ company, a creditor in the
surg of P,01.7.mTh recent failure of
amnes W. Mills, trading as McLaughlin
thors & Co., caused the magazine
pail'loss.
-A atob to th.*itsoue.
j, ANlr,~Pa. .Dec. 27.-While try
asretaman named Tonka Pro
)at - yphp, Constable Will
Iav an oiceman J. Murray
r, ttoked by a mob of Provinski's
m~~aan Murray was shot
uly njured, and Constable
vda numbor of fearful
S from
ad
tradition, tho
a wins Is a witch and a
of evil spirits. The penalty has
always bcon death for tho babies and
mothor.
Lonota's husband wat so fond of her
that ho mado a strong ploa for her and
her babies, but it wits of no avail. Tho
medicino mnc hold that tho old custoi
must bo obsorved, and tho two littlo
ones wore brought forward and brained
with a club. Loneta was kept for a
more trying or:lcal, which sho suffered
without complaint. Every ono of her
personal bolongings wero gathored and
put into her "slitk" and sit was or
dered inside. Sheo bado her husband
faroeell and went in. i'li entratico
was closed, straw ald brush were piled
about tho frail structuro and fired, and
in two hours rothing bitt a few embers
romained to tell the tragic story.
IS SHEEHAN A DEFAULTER?
The itrot her of New York's Lieitenanit.
(iovernor Cliarigedl W1'ith imbeizzl-nvienti.
Ni-'W York, Dec. '28.--A special to Tho
World inl annoinlicingf anl alleged 14liort
age inl the cuits of .4 John ('. Sheoliant,
furier city coniptriller, says:
Lieuitenlant (Govlrorli' She.hani re-fusies
to talk of the publication inl New York
of the story that 1is brothr Police
Cillilissii-r . (4ihi C. S1!vimiin, (if New
York1 vity, defaulte10d winliv comiptroller
of this city. The Littiterii:t ( ov i' >r
Inaf lke .1 stilti'llillt Lltr. Timlothly
alihov, whi succeede.1 ,I14hn: ('. Sheo
linl inl tht, utlice o0" (.om11ptnrollor, .11A
whi, it, is saidl, discvereI dihenanl's
alleged defalentio , n tn a ill 1WII it,
pitustit.
It was clarged it thet itine that the al
legtd dlfalcatin Was inl tle orphan1,'s
I uid. The charge wa. kept to sonio dfo
gr'ee a see t. It is sii ilt T .lilt, ('irier
gostJ 04se5sioll of tii stil'y tnd was ilolit
to publish it. heha ob lu taie.i its up..
T 'N tion ,b g 14i t ho. . Fi' rir fotice
ti1. il ilut it 11of t i ltillt i tid fallvtion
lli s ut'il plid t aiti. '[ie tis t (;;O,..t
):(-1'e j.1' -. t v al[l wi iit S'riO i'W r 14) '
000. It wat lie wil , it is 'ait, Iy
oll tilhile.>l h', 111.-11 at l ita.
('tt on St - e k an l ai te.
( t . ,(')oIo. 2) . '. i epio rt. s f)om,
Oliis partl(it' 1110 slitte illflieilt. at hadi wint er
f(Or stillk Und4 gaile. Th1e4 1,111, of1 last
stnn-rlft Iovt h fe1)4!l poor til<te cat t lo
anil' inlt ( thc witi -r ill a v r bhad
v'1iV(il itl t lim '-t t--.i Se v wa'i tir.
Di O -lu ity t 'a an1e \',' r.11 \'h ite re.
l'iits ihil N hwre it iallas (t'ilhier ii
tankin an tdi Octhu ill2 -2hon
the ne'ighbkorhoo~d, 11mt. that, nin y will
dio frt I wan tiy fi te 1 110 tiht- l4s inl
eat le rei ti' snnecaulse is expoeted
to reitch y 's ly o- c'' p ient,
11:41 hi 'olsoi:ti 3Mi ien.
Cmcio Fagfle 8--ralncis ,1. I)awes,
i walth y Chicago breVer rlce ivtted
word (It New Orleans satillrday t that
his child was dying here. 11d,b
ilnt anl tlli(is Centra l train, tit, t r ick
wer11e ea d a r. (7htud r . i lawe st 1u1 hi.
w''ied we whiid oer the1100 iOt mile1
fa i t rd o il iig lef~fi ( ii it tinue. lo aj
littkl I illed itul. i '. I-' tluts, 1 tSt
hl'het ~l bla itea ho:k
do so He hasbeen ttling (44nte unusufl
ahll got s ~tries. Since tht M. lOmtti
(.1n1itras )ioheromo' a bly t(I fjudgin th(41
mohrlisun t han 154 whe 4e was tinctivtii
politis. of 111 drily rntembersiv anti inter
ctintg storty abotth ncoito eron:i
heI haso irndt. 'iSwt o041
an anne hat hhre''tslt wa4ittse oingt il
fowished 3two olcy' to acct'~tir;Ilut.IIompan,
hand a hrrestll t no afe the dod .\j0t1
tistianiy wilttbe mado:
A os l i W arsla 1111t'n'I.et, n d Up
LoxIAtI'iox i, ' o. 28.- disatho Thc,
iie from t'ais sayt Nov. 3. (lenc
ceu has pboolishen lette frm Tlo t
kep upiht.ada her crwefcond0 ''l trip
wripc as ult dfornitl y rono tI
tcausewa oneds tby0 liveand t4000k
Te I'r)e11ndegna t il
AHTAT, Dec. 27.-.Assistath bu-s
abutn twthorwe Toddoccpiedt foa
ithe ron erg au ay. it heoe
inar wpeathhef in his rsection. fohe si
Tho cirlr wshnow thatromho groumg
fornl(ho jury for cJaiuary;i 42a theris
Ther was ity Jfanurdner ir noehin
an 1880, whenb the aeragen foreapenai
trwA4 drees ThCew coldst Jn
n.ark, h apttin prio W. lons 1884,
sailodh aragthis porttNov. wasen8i
wth twelfthn of hamnthacio 1800, whenK
thesthas oonieuor rost, to ? ere.1h
ine188r wthe he cry drnoppeTho hi
dehree wasbuilt zeo. h ro n
trado waeas ownbyfo Jcanary ico
ATAnTA,2 inche. T7.--heaviesthrinfal
thin no January.i t8we tw~
1T8.hesrcla is The salls avrai fal wan
inary8 weather3.m in thissooin forthelas
0 av
y days has
orage number of
boon 12.
ing winds in January havo
0m the northwest-the highest
wind ovor known in January boing on
the 9th in 1889, whon it blow 44 niles
an hour.
GOT HIS FREEDOM.
A Germani's Long Termi in tho Alabarnn
Penitentiary.
UilnMiN(liAM, Ala., Dec. 27.-ovor
nor Jones has pardonod Charles Moinoko,
a Cernmai, who has for 17 years boon a
convict in thu stato penitentiary. 1o
was convictcd of the muiirdor of an old
man-Albert Lyons, of Russell county,
Alabaia. Lyons was sh1ot whilu going
to a well for soio wvater after dark one
night..
.i\leinke, who) coild scarcely undor
Stand EnglIish, an4d who had juist Collo
over to this vountry. was emnployed by
Lyons as a farm l iand. .iLu was sus
pected, tried1 and convicted of the mur
der. 1lo plealed innoeniCe, al claim
0d thait Lyon' wife, who was young
and dashing, had offered hiu a largo
su1m to Inler her Iusband so that sho
Imight gut, th1e money ho possossed, which
wats consblrale. e clainiod that h
hald declined" tho proposition, buit was
nvert heIe Covi(tIed d1141 n4t(lenced to
lifo ilpislo1)nent. For thte past two
years thu ('nian citiz''nsi of this See
tion of t io s.itei havo beent working onl
( v''ernor .Jon1es, vith the resuiit that lie
his bee 1le:ied.
Frank ()ien411, of this 'it v. has1 been
IflrLgely in.:-mntal inl s311ing his pm
(1oil, Mnll hll" ( IerMIan c tizens preS 'Ited
iiiii th .1 s) 11 rolid silver walter sorvico in
i1-eint ionl of his kituilly efforts;.
A Jotke That WesP Illn01r- t11na11te.
3. UNCIll, 111d., D)eC 21. - n0y1 Il y
lorses h1av' been -A 3t4olen in Illo Vicinity
of Yorkto'.in receitly, caising a great
deal of excitelenlt. As a1 prnetical joko4
the frieinis of .John liudy, a dry goods
clerk, hiad ih in arrested at a chuurch 4'n1
tertailmine4)nt by a hogus shorll'i. '11
warrant charg,'d him344 with horso stal
ing, an1by jp1a1a'ilgenlnllt Ia cr'owd
wihre lld heaee to lynch v.dy
He broka i n'a1 IrIA -Ino14), 1 dim
tanlce of tive ii's, a141 is now 1 raving
1411)i iac.
AlMore 1 n rV FOUn14 ink Texas,-4
.A N A N ., )h'. 27.--- AdViCes havO
reache(d he44r (I'* a great, discovery of sil
vr 11r the towI4f ShaOfte, Tex.,weire
exesv nines4 are led being"
w v d1 . T fin( isi 1).t-tI li ar I lite
Hi (411alh river., inl Preidio comi23 t , .,
1111 is ir :dIstrict w1ic11 c ntai' w v..
vral old1r1. 1aV'oned 11'ines wi0ch wvr()
worke a t tit 1r11014 .14 ) \1 y h4,
paiar.ds. Tw 'lo.11ectors, lied
.a ~ atirrin:0 aind Thdoro \\'lllhilling,
w ( Wi t: dv 1 ' VilA1Irs (d, te 1hi llw e1i11.
A Ihre ntiot inl Floricia.
JAC1t4 NVIn .1-:, '' 4 14 .. cll . S i. 1 A spo
cial to Th'le Tunes.- Unlion froml W\il
wood)(, l'la., says: A ditlicuilty betweeni
t white inan an dt a3negro I ( uhninated inl
ariot in whih t wo) white men wereshot,
)y ne1gro1ts -n Ilo %rioulsly, theo othrlil
slightly. hlo neogroes conigrigat d .11 sh0
disil1 leefn i gatw1, lIti t t i lito4.) ni1on
(lle wollii4 hed, 1111 colwd 0 eeied.t
4A Terrible l'evenge
D1-:Ni-n. Dec.1 t n ".,\lry JCaor,~
tvtitiol' h fu143te.' (of T hona DelLlay,
head wai4)tor n1') th. Western) hotel,& blind1
red4'n4'1. 11he andoet1 -lny of whom shollil
Wavo1)4 'reveltite ncllg 4: 14
Obet o1 daay.o Cniy os
th Aele coinittee of)4 theunemployed
to' h'npl('y 1i11 hast'l or day was)4 Icon
wthe se211 se of4' 3144) he ueeing'.,O th~t ithe'~
11 insho l no)'1 t it ~iv40 a)' 1th 144n 1111ior
A (''(I ti n,as) 4444 4ank'14 C ''lose,1 01
(T1 'l.:ii A, l)~l4Me. 'I7.-- -Bank -tC o I )I'
thnee bank.' 1we4 aboutis~ IVIII.0,thtitu
a <in5)5mtity ofwothIs pzap)leandta
Ko~Ir A 1)N4, 2a.. --1ec.01 27.-Frende
hsroedie the malo non t~he alytro
- itok frnl towned byt4 tTowser~ brothers,1('?-3
- o Alanori towship. lgier T wen tw horses'
Atii 141 ennt4Iu Al4tar Deited.', al
an L~o.1 Mi, 130.27. -ishos L areneo
Ihasedited~ th1)4 nowl14 marb)lo altr, a0)
meiltonedlv1 the lato( J1'siano R.4't Francis,
thr isinguis frhe nginer 04i-St. Anno'
govenor s~4itto 114(4nn w)4801 13 )'ls
anlid Rowant Mth k, an innonal, Jellng
Ro(4)betsowiad it Itben Lenard,1': son-i
tfncmdlyt)131114( tude hrsmnfot, woh'iyears
lasd Ma'oat lirook'hve for itole' Cap-1'
Vot 1ing, and J. P~. ysony sentenced r14n
yea'1nr, ifrotu Coi countyC1 by4 Juget
and tdel themai. kindly3 alk 10, tellit
to.t heole itt fams (el et i
family, t him an toJde C risman
wad reTom, Iaendec. theim aronrt
veory muchl'1) nouchtd. The tankod thu
Ilgverhnrl atdh poimid nove to gel-i
m11 troufaainghe aro)1) poor, ilt
atolpeg o1118 with iies doaeenon
uongodi theicabory. foeo
GrouadhUpvin ilSl1th COgwhols
WASH IvNO, aDoc. 27.-J imt ofr
yerlady night.nd Hwaonof thevrct
tior anufcturingut sse bympan . Mil
aftodng o.,stock hisroaert 8110m
tangled caita tomcinfry. cmforo ho
$20i7 0g0, amnd thadialing tisod
Dath was cintandan~ou. lg ~
alRverlgo ptidndsui'
EAD 6ROKE.
es of tino City lHad to 0o Without
Tlacir Cilarstntias Money.
CmteAUo, Dec. 20.-Chicago is ap
proaching bankruptcy. Comptroller
Wethorill refused to pay any of the city
employes before Christinas, as has boon
the cu.toi for yoars, and it is snid that
it is by no moans certain that there will
bo sufficient money on hand to pay them
at the Ond of tho month.
The city is in worso financial straits 0
than it has boon for years, and those
thoroughly familiar with the situation
say that nothing but the most rigid
econorny and careful .financioring will
pull it through tho next year without
1npairing its credit. The comptroller
flatly stated that the city had no money.
Said lie:
"11ayor-eleet lIoplkins certainly goes
into oilico utindor tho most advorso filan
cial conditions. As to how the city will
stand by Jan 1 I cannot tell. It will be
dcooply inl debt. When A1ayor Swift
went into ollico I stated to hirn that
thero wii a deficit of some $700,000, in
the city treasury. This indebtedness is
not le.* now. and I should say will be
greater by the end of tho month."
Mayor Swift said: "1 have roceived a
partial report from tho expert account
ant whonm I placed in the comptroller's
oiliev, but the formal report has not beeni
inade, anid it will not do to iiakO public
the inforination Ie has given Inc off
hand."
"Does the acconitant confiri the ro
ported deticit?" M1ayor -Switt was asked.
"'hnoro is no qjueitioni but tihl eity
finlhalices aire in bad Condition. However,
I at unablo to iniake public anlly state
inent or tell how tine finances will stand
w'nzi tho now adninistration takes
hohl. Al ir. I topkins will have to go into
that nuintter hiinisel.f.
"Fully half a imillion dollars was
added to theto deficit when the last aplipro
iliaition hill wats made up last March.
Aliich of tho debt was incurred under
Mrvor ('reiger also. loney was speut
wen there w 1s s1n to 11tr and so it
has goni on intil the crisis has colie.
It is possible to 4 pull tinrough with credit,
bit it 'aln wily be done by rigid econo
ily. aikini to plliriousiless, and the
ratst care in handling city finances."
STILL DISSATISFIED.
Foreinner-ls Do Not, linow What. Tlkwy Got
in 'rizes.
Clu1c.%a, Dmc "0.----The dissatisfaction
A fv :' - onuiesinrs With the treat
net l aC1co)ruded thom by tho hureau of
awats 0f the, World's Fair does not
seeini to dinini;,h. Chairnian Thatcher It
it t" (hieago last week the list of
"war grantied to foreign count ries.
ecrtar N. I tiilsoln had thoii colvevod
to tIht evnd colnissionitirs. When
Senor tde ILine, or Spain. received then
lie recetiptd for th list, and in addition
Vrote a let ti' to litr. Diekinsoii,in which
he said, von.eriinng the list:
The < I n intit i- a worthless' 11t140 an useless
list oft, n clot't copit frotnnt cir n' ret't unils%, a1n.1
it, not lI- mtleial s :tatement Ihe foreigin
comiils sionevrs askcit f'or m1114 obtainled a)
nwtin isti' fromin It e xc ellt ive cointnit tee to
r-eeive. I bolp. it. will bek t ihe last, tinlte I
slill i fa n t h t I hiv awartls. lin falct, I will
Il' tti'ligh ttt iif it is !o. \\t will ltatve Cli
entgo, iil treignnrs <t'harng i at in the
uiat t(r if awards we lavte bein deceived
atil ill Itatel, atl tli t thilt exhibItors (to
int kilow wleitiher lhey ar it Irize wiuniners
ot not. such a i long ti after all is lin
isliti.
SHOT HIM TO DEATH.
nmi 111te K llt.m
o'cloc'k 1Policenini .John Bt'nnett arrested
Ben Adkins;, cotlore'd, for dlisorderly coin
duct. Adkinis res'isted aind stahbed lBen
not, whlo wouldl ntt shoot in th~ cirowd.
HoI ran bac(k in the opn~t'i5 stet. tho nto
gro still followinig mnidl stabbl inng, until
Blen-t*. fell to Ite grouind, when the no
gro juniiipet Ion him ju tst as he fell.
Mtlesirs. etnjami a leal and JIohn La
font ainte st ruk th o:.trlo wih sticks,
wlhi limberedt'o imt. l~'ettI iben sue
the negro. in hmi lap and shiot hiin to
deathi.
Bt'tn'tt is rt't'iving thne best imedical
attent in. ;n'n tIhe pnhysicians entertatin
('ilt \ it. lDe'. 27l.-TIhe polico re'
huttntig ftor a ratnk who thIreaten'; it is
etid. tt kill Phil Armiourt, the mnilh~on
air it'it i I ptk peern: low iul with dv
ntauniit e t he Arm iour i nstittute, anid nmur
h-r 1)r. ( ilns:)uihie, its plresidlent and
ptasitr ofti the Ply inonth Conigregationial
chlurch:
,8. Tei inkh wampd. -84
la -eb t l e x i i' 's pr pi d, n rt-a
Clt 'it t hrest Stte InIts.Auh
AMONTE1EY- y.
atet 'u ~I e 'lt''s tlesId i c-p
V~t'ie .lrp.and children.
( 'ihtPoSladte Agnfs
iJ iti Sto eiil
)EWING M0E
There arolegions o1 infazinr SEW
NG MAClHINES on the Market
le careful that you are not duped by
ie of these.
It you want a good Machine buy
othing but.the
NHEELERP WILSON
1No. 0,
has stood the test o ni any yeais.
t v 11 run ei tuner bael: or forward
ud not break the thread. Be sure
d see it before you buy. Write
COX & SEIGLER,
Greenville, S. C.
They 'will rEnd . y( u (i c n 11 '
BUY THE
EXCELSIOR
STOYE I
'he~best Stbve and thjo hisadaomest
>VO on then Market to~day. Your
omo is not complete without one,
fad of the finest -iron obtainable
Vill cook your bread for 25 years
nd then be a good Stove compared
rithsome inferior ones on the mnar..
et, See one before you buy.
& Seigler
14 R. St., Granae, .C
RichinONdl8Nd DamulIe Rakerod.
SAMUEI SPENCEn, 1. W4 JLUIDEKOP Fi 4ND
\ IEUBIEN FOSTER, 1ItCcivrIt..
ATLANTA & CHARLOTTE AIR-LINE
DIVISION.
Condensod Schedule of Passenger Trains,
In Iffect August 13, 1893.
NORTHBOUND. Ves.Llm F ast Mail
Eastern Titme. No. 38. No. M6. No. 12.
. Dally. Daily. IDaily.
LV Atlanta E.T. 1.00p. In 6.45 p.m. 9.50ain
Chatnbloo, 10.28am
Nareross, 7.23.1i.n.1l0.39ant
Dtluth, - 10.50a1n
Sitwaneo, 11 .0I111
B31tord, .13111m
F lowerv Dr. 11.26am
^Gainesvillo, 2.22 p. n 8.20 p.m. l1-.4i4m
L a, 8.40 p.m. 12.12pmn
Heillton, 12.1-11)11
" Cornelia, 12'31"
Mt. Airy, 0.05 p.m. 1.021pm1
" rocesaint 9.27 p.m. 1.Wpan
" Wentceitter 2.21pm
sencaI 10.15 pM. 2.:7pna
Central 3.05pm
4:11413,m. 11.07 1).111. 3.321)111
(reonvillo, 5.23 p 1n 11'.28 P.M. 4.5111
'' reer's, 4.-Ul
" W0l0ford I'1.47p
": Nartinbllrg 6.12 p.1n 12.22 a.m. r5.04in
Cowpen 5.22pnm
(CO Y!J1 13l;14 1.261j)11i
4 iitny 12.50 R.11. r5.rSpm1
' tirg, 7.00 pai 1. 1 , m. o.o7pm
(Grover, U p
" King's Mo. (.18pan
Chmtolia'1.53 700.)"1
Lowell, 7. 121)m1
'Bollentont, - 7.12ant
Ar Charlotte, 8.14HP.111 k r I 7p45im
Ies. 11111'ast 11 l' .
SOUTOUN. No. 37. No. 35. No. 11.
14tily. _Daily. '1Daily.
f,v. Carh lote, 11:i a.ui 1.25 p. i. 12.00 n'u
" ellemont, 12.271) 1
Lowell, 12.37p 1)
"Gastoia, 12.02 it. 11n. 12.50p1)
King's Mo. 1.19pIn
( rover, 1.37p I
Blackshtirg, 10.-8a.n 12.-13a. n. 1.47) n
" AaffTIeys, 12.-,!a-Iu. 2.07pIn
"Cowpiens, 2.:15p in
"' Cli ftin, 2.88p InI
Spmrt"atburg 11.37 a.n 1.851a. In. 3.00p n
Wellford, 3.20p Iu
" Greer's :t.:61p 111
( reenville, 12.28 p.nm .2.28a. In. -.053pim
Easleya, 2.48 it. I .I 5pi I.:;5) III
Central, 5.-101111
" seneen, 3.401. 1m. 5. m;-, I11
" Westmninster 6.0:1) ni
" Toceoa, 4.24; a. nI. 1).:Yi) III
" mt. Airy, 7.20p nm
Cormlelia, ' 7.25p nI
4lelton, 7.50p i
"' LtI, 5.1:. 1n. 7.52 11
" ( ainesVille, 3.33 p.111 5.3 1.. m. 8.20)p tu
"Flowery Dr. 8.40p mn
" *lhford, X.5Ip m
" Snwale, 9.07p) In
D1tlth, 10.20)1I1
"Nore rnss4, ').:;0p nm
C1hanhi., , * 9.42pi
Ar Atlaita c.T. 4.55 ) u1 7.101a. m..10. 15 1
AlIditional trains Nos 17 and 18-C'orIe
lilt aveoiIItutlit ionl, dily excelt. St In s iay,
leaves A tli ta 5 5 p 1i, arrives 01Conelia
8.40 p 1n. Returning, leaves Corelii 6.15
a In arrives Athlanta '1 15 at nm.
Nom 15 ad 1m (sui(davs only) learc At
lantat .50 p nII, arrive COrnetia 650O p mn
Rettirniing leave Cornelia 8 00 a. II. A rri e
Atlanta 10 50 it. m.
Bietween 1la1 and1 Ath-tis-N os 11 an1) 9
dailly, leave t11111 8 50 p lit 1114 12 15 ) 1it
arrive Athes 10.20 p Ial mid112.141 p n. l3e
turning brave Atlhens, Nos in an 12 daily,
5 40 31) 111 an 10 15 a iI arrive Luda 7 15 yIm
andl 11 55 at mn.
Between Toccon, and IElberton-Nos 63
and 9, (ti ly, lecet Snlnay, leave TtIocn
7 00 at I and 1 40 1p In arri ve Et'bertont 10;55
ia ImI and 4 20 3) I. I ttrning, Nos 62 and
l2 dai ly, emxept Stnd.y, leivt. lileti 1 15
p mk and 7 0 III arrive Tocctn 5 W0 p In
and 10'25a III.
Pillim L'ar Servie: Ntos 85and:4;, Rich
mond)1 an13 &l 31nill Fazst Alai13, I'nihuan11)
Sleep3er b141etee Atlata.1 am11 New York.
1)5 37 and43.1 38W ash3dington a11ui 5)uth
WestenVsnd L~)~ t1111111imiteIl, between) NeCw
York and3 New tOrleans. Thr<t.ngh 3lullumn1
Sleepers btwIen Ntew York and4 N..' 3)1.
3leans1, Newl Yor)k anid Au)gusta -m 14ash
inlgton an114 lmphis311, via1 A t 11 3
from Cohnnhus, lisst.1.3S4ipm 1
Nios 111)and 12, PlInan1l Sleepig(.
tween Ithl hmond11, 3 )anvil33le a11) ttis
nt)l beCtwttn Greenlsbotrt an 11111o 1101
viaI A thmlite &..3 )anvilbl. It it.
For detaliled3nlformti onj~1 as5 to) local an11
thxroughl tim tables1133, raltes and11 I'lbum.
Sleepm lg-car reservaion3), 4confe wtit oCa
algenlts. or add~ire'ss j
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IN.
Dry Goods tobesold Che p
Arbuckles Coffee at 25 efs.
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James E. Brown's,
Central.& C,.. Nov 30. 93
Richmond-and Danville'. RaIloid cOo
Samuel Sf-encer, F, W. linifdekoper and
helboa Foater, Receiver. -
(ollimbla & V reenIville R ailroad
CJomapany,
Trahiis run by 75th MeridIan Tilme.
Oni antater Snday, Anigust 13th, the
following shOeduile will ble CflectlvO
BECTWICICN CIIA I11-TToN, COLUMBIA,
SVI-NECA AND WAIAy ILA.
6 5 11 12
Mixed a 1l3. STATIONS. Daily,
......... 7.30:in 1, Chaorleston1 A 8.45pmi
............ 11.20 "' Columbia 4.15 4
8.15 nin 12 03pnt Aist on 3.80 4
8.55 " 12.18 " 1oinaia 3.14 "
9.15 ' 12.35 " ProsIperity 2.55 '
11.0:) ' 12 50" Newberty 2.39 "
11.10 " 12.54 " lelenai 2.3-1 "t
12.25pmi 1.30 " thuppell 1.86 "
1.30 '' I 2.18 ' ' Ninetlv.SIx 1.32 "
2.15 ' 2.37 " AGreeni wood 1. 12.65 "
No. (131
6.00am 12.37 " LGreenwood A 12.55
6.'15 3.00 " ledges 12.35 "
7.301" 3.20 ", Dolinld's 12 16 '
7.,-. " 3.5 " i.86ea Puth 12.03 "
8 3.35 "'A Belton il ll.45am
9.30 ' -1l.00 " B Ilelton A 114 "
I1 22" 4.24 " Ande-rso 11.15.'
12. 5pm1 4.58 " t Ile itnd I(I | 10.3a "
1.30 5.3.) " A Scaenee 1,110.00 ".
2.15 - 35 " L Sem. 03 A110.00 "
13.00pm 6.05pi A IlhIla L' 9.30nn
5.1)1pm A GIe1vIIle L1 10.15am
Mixed
No. 64t
11, Cha-IlleS(on A ----
("Olillbli, '300 66
Ahstonl * 5p
Pour-arbal 12 15pm
Pro~qsperiity 1200u'n
Ne b-rry 10 0'a
' 9 50 "
' pliI l(1' 8 32 "
inlet4y-\ 70
A i'ee:nwooI 1, 7 0aum
No 62t
. Greenwood A 8.30pm1
III 1ge's ,7.45 -
au1nnald's 7.00 "
flivae Path 6.30"
A lIe ton 1. 1 00
1. .114111 A 5.30
A46 rs.on 3.45 "
Pet.dlevil, 2.58
A CUte r 2. 1 "
I' .Se'ta A 1.'10 "
A"Wailln I 112.30pm1'
lII-:TWKI:N A NUI) inON -1FLT!ON AND
No.: I . 12
I)iiy S' I A' IO NS. D)aily.
:.Al k A v1. m lero A C-2,.0 a.1
3 41n "' A leI on 1, I.4 .. . 1
4.0) ' Bello A 5 1 97
1.21 1 ' W i lla m tonI 1-,,81, 1
4.26 " 1, . 1: 3.0 , .1
5.1511. Grenville 1, 10.I5ama
lCTi-.NClAHI,1-:KoN, COLUMBIA,
A l.4'oN ANI) SI'A l'I'ANRlURGl
No. 13j No. 14
7.11.-tu :. iathe 1nA .-160 '
1.17 "' 1aii 0
1.47~ 4.
-- - 2.50 O''
I A st elon L 3.00 "
I )J11j ~l'ion 130 "'
1.t,0 5.Jo(nelle i 2.M'n
2 IS . (plarou bIA 2I 0
Opi .Iat mbe ' 1.45am
Al ~eile L: 8.2am
4 No. 16
A Splartanbg|A 5.00pmI
A.)hvill L|nu 12.05''
w -le N .:\ UJ .:'I.y
~Jr, ;7. o. 38.
1.2 *gnn~ I' Colum nla Ar 41.15pmai
$.in A Nelwrryh L (2.30um
~~levl l Col~in n I :.1 3 0: -4giI
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W. N. o. 1- No0p i ~ i .10
3I. orll.05pm.~ jl' ICIodl A, 2.5n
--. dpii . E m A vle422p
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-V Ao. 13I'andK 1 nye slid.Y rAin etwe
Chrbstn -n A Wueilu- D
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Dhlomsni 1. it.
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