HER LIPEJTRULY SAVED.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Toes It.
!. ' I'olnt. a wi'll-lcmwnroildpnt
of Denver, praise- I Ills woinleriul remedy.
Her 11 t luiui'V -lionhi con vim e all as to t ho
worth of the Now llcnrt t'uio ami llcstora.
live Nervluo. !! r letter d avail Sept. Utb(
1891. reads as follows:
^ v / /&T- -v '} -N
W^Mii ?? I P?it
t-nr
Mus. I.a Point, 212? Humboldt St.
"Typhoid fever left mo with heart trouble
of the most serious nature. Nothing tho
doctors pa vu had any clVct. I lia<l severe
pains in the heart, and was unable to He on
my leftside for more than three minutes at
aiiinu. My heart seen.ed to miss beats and
I had smothering si>el!s. In which it seemed
every breath would be my last. \?e uceidentlysaw
a;? advertisement of
Dr. Miles* New Heart Cure
and Restorative Nervine, and purehased a
bolt le of each. A fter t akitig t lie remedies a
week. I could be lifted in a chair and sit up
ail liour. and in a short time I was able to
do lichthousework. I shall be ever grateful
teiyou for your wonderful medicines. Truly
they saved i.iy lif".
MK-v DMAS. DA. POINT.
Dr. Miles Tleari. C'r.re is sold on a positive
guar.'inn , ti..i:. tbe '.i.,: bottlo will benefit.
All druggist veil it at M 1 bottles for to or
it Will bo s;eiil, prepaid on receipt of prico
. by the L)r Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure u"h?ui*.
Ilit tin- Wrciiii; Party.
JucKhoii'h Protection Prophecy.
Tin; corporations ami wealthy individuals
who ar?! eugagi '1 in large manufacturing
establishments desire a high
tarilT to increase tlieir gains, Designing
]>olitieiaus will support it to conciliate
their favor ami to obtain the means
for profuse expenditure for the purpose
of purchasing influence in < tlier quarters.
Do not allow yourselves, my fellow
citizens, to be misled in this subject.
It is a system of injustice, and it
persisted m will lead to corruption and
must end in ruin.?Andrew Jackson in
His Farewell Address.
\
A < rent 1 )?*':Kicrut i<* I liir iiimii/t-r.
"Tin* y liill has done more in
thr<' >lay-t<> rir< >ii*tru< t and str? n^ih< n
tlu- D<nni arty than all th< liar
inonizors and oonoiliatoYs.ntid lnanan' t's
could liavo diain in a year," tint Haiti^
morn New a (IXni.) nayn.
WE SEND
IT FREE
TO MEN
W ? will stmul )?ii l>y mail (in plain
package/ ABSOLUTELY FKKK,
tin* powerful
DR. HOFFMAN'S VITAL
RESTORATIVE TABLETS,
with a legal guarantee1opermanently
cure LOST MANHOOD, WKAK
N KS>, \ AKK'Ot KI.K; stop* forever
all 111>11:itiir:iI drains. Speedily restores
health and perfect manhood.
We have faith in our treatment and
it we could not cure you we would not
send our medicine I'ltKI'] to try, and
pay when sat istled.
i \\ BiTEItX mcdkim: 10.
r* ?iiuor ponn?Mi i,
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
feh.H-1 y.
F.irrvb i.ly Sa\s So.
Castva ts ( r.ody C.itb; s tic, the most woni
derl d nu I. il dint "U'l'v of the u>f(, plcusW
ant and n fivsbink' title taste, uct gently
and positively on kiducya, liver and bowels,
cleansing tb entire s\stoi, di|>?l colds,
euro h idacho, fever, habit ml constipation
and biliousness. Please bay and try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, f><> cents, bold aad
IPiaraatced to euro by all drui-'yist3.
WOOLEN MANUFACTURER
URGE MODERATION.
Admit Tlmt i I i'' I*llticx and Cnnxi qui'i
IIIkSa I'rli'cs Will 11-.strict tin- I n- <
Wuolrim.
Some of the severest criticisms n<
only < f sj i ci.il ditto s mill clan. s, In
of the \\hole accuis1 <1 protective svi
tent, < < lie from the protected liimniftit
tun r* thi itiM Ives itt their ?t? ttgglc wit
opposing interests Mr. S. N. D. Nortl;
se? ri tiny ol' t! Woolen Manufacturer
iissoeintion, is now unci always has lu t
a stanch protectionist. As such he li<
licvcs that the ?U,0bil,()00 consumers c
this country are legitimate subjects ft
plunder iiinl tliat the maiiufaeturet
are the proper persons to enjoy the pre
toction pluticler.
'l'he free wool experiment which w
have be en trying for three years, besitk
being an object lesson in the way <
cheap woolens, has taught the woole
uianiifaetun rs that they can inako ;i
much or more profit with free wool an
moderate protection, which pe rmits pec
pie of moderuto means to wear ret
woolen goods, than with high duties o
both wool and woolens, which restrict
the use of woolens to people in good eii
cumstanecs. Tie manufacturers there
fore display more than tie ir usual lnoc
c sty ami patriotism in the aclviee whir
I they are giving U congress. Mr. Jsort
is in Washington to voice the manufac
turers' patriotism. Here is part of hi
aclviee as taken from the Washingto
: correspondence of Tlio Dry (4oocls Teoi
omist:
1 am free to sfiy tie- bill Is far front untisfw
tory to tin- woolen i..:inuftu tuM-rs. The cliii
fault is to Is- found with tin- raw wool date
which aii- >< high that cm inatiufai-turers wi
iiiul tie iiim-Ivi-s sorelj embarrassed. It is in
tie- coliiinlttei- has provUli d eotii|>cnsnt<ir
duties wliieh tire in-oliabl.v sufficient to ofTsi
tin duties on r iv wool, but the dilllculty wi
1-e, in my o|iinion, that tie- very eonxidi-ruh
I increase in i>: i - ii r.iu. 1 made to u.vi
! the adilitiotilil c-.sl of raw n.-e. rt.,1 ? .11 ?.?.
| tin nf < ir down .<.llMllii|>ti'in to i:
I ixli'Ul tliut will lie ilisiistrous lo the inamifm
i tuii'i-. 1 do not <- ntftid tlint the rates <1
w >?>Ii'ti lii:iiii'.f::<'turi > in lli< 1 ill iir<- not Mill
ciont to jirotoct lis iiKidn-t too severe ft.reis
?'oiu|>? titioii, liut ttii to..:: t.f tl.i t oitsuini i
|ilirelin?in t'owi't- st . ..ii" I 1 :?n in l.tiyir
woolen manufactures, and 1 fear tin* rates <
thi" now l.tll will very materially roil riot ooi
Hutu|ition.
This is practically saving to Dinghy
' Aldri' h and the other servant* of t1
protected manufacturers at Washingtm
"<iu slow with your high duties tin
I don't try to protect too tnatty. If yn
j lot i vory body into tin* protection rin;
i tin ro will l.o nohotly outside to pre
| upon and wo will havo to prey up<
j each othor. Don't niako the inistako <
taxing raw materials too high. \V
I wonldn't mind it if wo could soli 01
, goods ami charge tho tax ovor to fl
! consnmor. Hut when tho tax is so hig
that wo ltavo to utako out* prieos alnio:
out of sight wo havo fouml that wo cat
not soil so many goods, booauso tho j <
; pie can't tilTnrd to wear elothos?tin
: is, woohn clothes, which are the on I
' ntii s worth considering because tin y at
tho only ones which wo mnnufacturi
Our solicitude for tho dear America
rmisiii?ii*r i< !* ?? x*-?. .1*.
' to compel him to clothe himself in tli
I si "
fp\\ ihcrSS^
U I" \0 OKMOTi.
1%
L i \ %,?Tfe?1
P -C'#TV 'XM |,TT=-^
UiijPffiiu
skins of 1?asts, wl,:o!i are neither f:l>li
| ionahl" nor heu.vwful. Lot us not ta
| him to death. L< t us lie reasonable an
{ ?ncourage him to live and t<i wen
| clothes, By so doing we can keep on
mills running and giv< employment t
. Ann i n .in workingun n at America
wag* ?, wnu-h, alU r ail, in 11?? chief ol
jtct aimed at I y us jir<'tooted maiinfat
turers."?Byron W. Holt.
?100 Howard, ?100.
Tin re ?l. rs of this paper will l>? plea-cd t
learn ll O tte re is it least one dreaded diseas
Unit science has iiten able iii cure hi nil n
stayrs ami that tx Catarrh Hall's Calarrli e'ur
Is the only positive eure now known to th
ineilleal fraternity Catarrh heitiK a constiu
t niial di-e.tse, r> <julr"s a constitutional treat
meiit. Hall > Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
aet I ilk' ili recti v ii|?m the lilooit ami tnticoti
irfai of the sy-o in, thereby <1< stroyln ' tin
f'lliml.il'uli of the itin ase, ami y'tvintf the 11;I
th nt streneth by hnllillpy tip the coustitiit 01
and assisting nature in dot nit Its work Th
. proprietors have mo much fniin in its curntlv
powors, that they Joffer Ono tlundrod Dollar
lor any case it fails to cure Senil for list o
Ti si Imonlals.
Address, I' .1 CIIKNKY \ CO., Toledo,fl
Sold bv DriiircistM, #jc.
Hall's Family l'llls are the best.
IMIIL< >TOK KN.
Is Woman's s kf jiinl Uellntile Friend. If'
I 1 i vt s nuMillily (Millies, eurei i.eri eisness inn
hysteria and restores to pcrlrct health. Soli
by drmrtrlst* nn<l dealers for 91 a bottle Paid
[ 1 mallei! >ni application II you can't |tc
it from ynur 'Irtnntlst, semi fl to the prnprieto
ri<l In- ? > si let vou prep.ilil hy express rims
IJislev, Wholesale Uruir^lst, <W Cortland si
New York
"cASTOniA.
i THE TARIFF ON CUTLERY.
\\ i?>" t.li* a I ii.Sc \ .ill I'iii.iii . acil Out*
ruKroUMly lliuli Hullo*.
; Oil** of Ihe worst . !i' lull s in the
Diiigley bill is that reintlug to cutlery
i ?especially pocket cutlery. Tho duties
i oil p(i< kctknives rang. Irom 100 per
i cent to SJoo per cent above present, duties
and arc nearly double these in the
1 MeKinley tri 11. Why. you will ask, are
i these duties so extraordinarily high'.
i And why are they allowed to remain
i there? Moth questions are easily answered.
) It is unnecessary here to go into de
i tails. Before McKinley's nomination
one of the live or six large nianufaetur>
ers of pocket cutlery, who was proni,
inent in the trust, which raised prices
an average of about lie ju r cent under
the MeKinley bill, began to hustle for
i MeKinley. He is said to have raised a
i large sum of money by passing the hat
i among tho 20 or 25 cutlery manufaetur(
ers. Just how the money was spent is
i not known. It is probable, however,
i i that several MeKinley delegates to Ht.
i | Louis owed their presence there to this
3 fund. Tho hat passer himself was one
_ j * ' '
r ui mi' very io\v ucicitutcH from New
York who was for AlcKinley tirst, last
1 ' and all the time. He was one of Han
1 na's most, trusted lieutenants. One of
1 tho two favors which ho is said to have
) t asked as compensation for his valuable
i services was the fixing of the cutlery
t schedule. This privilege, bcinjj an or<lii
nary and expected one und< r the protection
system, was readily granted by the
u power behind tho throne. This is probably
tho wh< le story. It explains fully
j why the duti* s are there and why they
? will stay there.
: Below is given in detail some of the
J effects of the proposed duties as applied
I, to importations for tho last fiscal year.
Of ci ur.-e 1 lit few knives will bo iui'
ported uialt r such exorbitant duties.
I'UOI'OSKI > Si HKDI I.K.
First. ?All p< lc i knives not <- ?.-tinvr mnro
. than 40 rents u >/ n, . per nt n.l valorem.
Second. c-tie.: ? r?- than 4acents a dozen,
1 Maili1, '.H |mm' i rill ml valorem unit CO rent* a
' dn?i 11.
'Jrlai'd.?('..-tin,; more than 40 cents u dozen,
' U l.lade, "Jo p< r eont ud valorem and 41 a dozen,
i If purl or >hell, .V) rentS n dozen extra, i
Fuurth.?C'o.-.tini? more than 4a rent*ad>>z.en,
*' a Made, 20 per ecnt ad valorem anil 41.lt) a
n dozen.
i , Fifth.? Co-din^ nmro than 10 cents a dozen. 4
; l>hule? or mure, 20 per cent uil valorem and l-;
a do... a.
*- | ill i earl nr shell, 75 rents a dozen extra on 2
? anil 4 hlaih -. i
N Calculation showiair result based on tmporta
tiotis for I'. al j . ar ls'.?>". All knives eosttim 4i,
' cents per dozen anil less:
>1 .".I'.ai) lb . en. average price, 211 cents; value,
'i I"!.,'.*J); :-? i.er o nt.
Knive.-. e.,stin^ over 40 emits jmt dozen:
is.ut) do/.i n, I blade, nveras'e prii-e. Hi rents;
11 Value, 42S.SOU; at A) per cent aial .'*> cents a
I dozen; duty, $2U,7tlO.
ar.'.UJO dozen, 2 blade, iivitiii;c price, 11.UU;
value, jliO.TiXl: at SU |?t crnt and 41 a dozen;
1 duty. $472,762.
' 277,1??) dozen, blade, average price, JI.27;
it value, 4:..'d,Il?); at 20 per cent and tl.fnOadozi n;
_ duty, 4Ki.sSn.
'J ' 25fcuiU t blade, average priee, II.
valui', I l,.0, I - . at 20 per real and f J |>?r dozen;
>. duty,
, Total v.thu , ll.2lSI.~t); total duty, |l,.Vv4."2M;
, 121'' I r eeiit.
Km in tti-d that of 2, It an.I I Made 2a per rent
i< are < f | arl or -lu ll, adding duty as follows:
ts>,eui) do.. u, 2 I lad. , at ."too. I ll),UUO
ft),2,V) do/on, lll'lad. , m T.V i.es
Ivj.uoo du/i'U, 4 blade, at Tat' 41 ,t"25
4l.T4o,:;l7?I ts", p. c.
KESIT.T.
Knives to tiie value . i ti per cent of importation.-,
duty would 1 e ;!f> per rent.
KlltVe 4 to the \ alue of 1 I pel* eont of llu]s,r
tut ions, duty would Is- 112';, per rent.
The duty on poeitei eutlery for some years
prior to 1M? was 21 per rent ml valorem.
From 1 sun to lhl*l it was So per cent ml valorcui,
with ti.- e.\. eption-, <>f a short timu
during that period when it was 45 jier cent ml
valorem.
The MeKinh-y taritT averaged als.ut 01 per
cent ml valorem.
The Wits, a tarilf averaged about Si per rent
ml valorem.
The propt.stsl Dlnuley tarifT will average,
liltsed on the importations of 1M*>, 142', per
I t'. at ml valorem . a 01 p.-r rent, of all knives
importetl during that year.
The ei|utvalent ml valorem iluties on th. f,,)
lowing popular tie- -rtptmn of knives, under
the MeKinley hill. Wil-on hill and propostsl
'* bnngley hill, areas follow-.
* M<*Kin* Wil-on 1 ?ing(I
h v lull. lull, lev lull.
( \ 1'. C. 1'. C. 1'. l
2 blade JaekknivoH that retail
at 25 t ent 112 Sri 14.'
' 2 Made p. .1*1 ladies' Univ. .
n that retail at liieeiits. . 112 ati 10.';
2 1 ihnh* iM-.irl 1 . 11. s' knives
It. .1 r. I ..I ..t -
...... ....... ..V wvr ? <14%r? no ol I JL
U bU!<- |h nlviiivt ., ii?.t pearl
or shell, that retail at So
cent.s St 51 IX
I il lilixle peiikuive., jiearl ??r
shell,that retail at SiOrentM s:i 51 17C
4 l liele jH>nkiitves, not ponrl
or sin 11, that retail at *)
O rent.. 'il 51 It".
*' 4 hhwlo jH-nkjilve., pearl or
ale-ll, that retail at 50 cent. bJ 51 ii>l
S
; A lady at TooIeyn.La., was very
sick with liilioiH colic when M.C.
Ii Tisler, a prominent merchant of
the town gave lien a bottle of
, ('hamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhua liemedy. Ho nays she
was well in forty minutes after
taking the fir?t dose. For sale by
.1. F. Markey A < 'o. and l?. ('.
Hough A- Co., Lancaster, S. ('.
! Mn In lie Pile,
I "Mil. It UTII Kit XOTM KFtfivcn
in\ oltlce will Im? open on Satur
" <la> i'l ca< li week, ami on tlie lir?t Mote
, day in each montli.
I,. .1. I'KKItV,
County Supervisor.
!MADE ME A fclAhVj
AT,t'"' 1:'" ' '
Rf 1 > 'ai.uuj or Vint ) - *H u .1
' 1*rations. I'ftrf/ #/tiir#?/./ *?/.?/ *nr<lt
V 1 1 t Vi
lit a tiiauf jrhtu'lv. tneim ,r mi.> r:. .
yfi-. ' l'r?*v?*nt In anity an'! < . ntut i
taken ill liitiM. T!n:ir 'im? pIkjWh i::?rn? ' ' ? irn| r-?v
mailt and olToct* a 4 IJicH wl.i-m nil ot'ier tail in
npon Imviii T tlio p? A? x '.'Mat ;. T1? j
tinvoctn? ?l i !iou? amis an ; wi. ii are >c n. \\V ,-i. a i
itiva %vrittnn i:uurnnt??o to elti rt a ? ;ro ?I*| PTC i'
each ci oor refund 'he n ?? . ! W vl 3 1 i
pnckfiRe; or ei.x |'ku?s (full treatin ?nti for j;'.A >.
ixi(4 I. in plain wrapper, upon r?*e? ij t t?f i ? >??. ( in i
AJAX REMEDY CO., -'^XTuir
For salt* in Lancaster, s. (by .1. I
Mackcy vS: Co.
CSSOUTHHRN RAIL WAV.
!
Control Tim. Colombia and .TacklOiKlllr.
r.lk.t?*rII time Hmvi'CIl CoI
Ulllblu iiimI Ollu-r Points.
EFKKCTIVK >IAY i. IH??7
II ~ ~ |.N??T3S No. HO
Northbound. .. .. ..
Holly. 1 t.t11 y.
Lv. J'vttle, F.C.&P.Ry.. B Uft 7 '"pj
" Soviinnah l2 2opj II 15 j>|
Ar. Columbia ft 15 i- ft 24 U|
Lv. Char'tou.SC&QKB. ' P)u, 5 m.? t !
Ar. Columbia... 10 55 11 10 lOpI
Lv. Augusta, So. By.... i 10pj 0 HOpj..
" (triuiltovillo ' TKtp. 10 12 Jo
" Trenton. U 08 jv 10 SOp
" Johnstons slop! 11 10p|.?..,..|
Ar. (''ilumlil.kUn. dep't ' ft fto p; i IT .1
Lv Col'bln Blnnd'g bt .. 5 20p' ft lift a| ......
" WinnilKiro. 0 12 p (1 2s .1;
c tester 7 01 p 7 18 *1
" U ..-k 11111 7 ->ftp 7 57 a
Ar. < "hurlottp f> '*> p 8 ?V? u
" It.mvillo 12 OOnt 1 bop
Ar Richmond ' 0 OJ:? 0 40p
Ar Washington tft 4 >,?! ;? top' ... .
" ift:iltiiiior<. Pa. B. K..; ? .? ;?j 11 ?> ...
" Philadelphia I 10 15 H 2 .VI11
'* N"\v Yorlt.. ,| 12 4-lp 0 2211,
No. 37 No. 3A
Sotlt llmMIIHl. | . B. .
i>uily. Kut.v.
| Lv Now York Pn R.tt.1 4C0pj Klllut
; " I'hllndi.'lphtik... .1 rt 35 J- 8 .v a
! " I'.altitnoro. .1 0 20p 0 ?! i? ....
I Lv Wiuh'ton, So Tty..' 10 Wp: 11 15 a
I Lv. Richmond J 2 00ft| IV ftftp
! Lv Dnnvilln : ftftOn # 20p
l i. u l'iliv .j 9 o.i it 10 2U p
" !< k Hill ' in -Mai 11 Wp
, " ('',.1'sinr ' 10 .">N ?* lluTat ... ..
1 " Winnslioro. ... 11 i) :\ 1J ill! n .......
Ar * ' ?l'lii i Hlaml'i.' 1- 'un 1 a
Lv ColumbiaUu dvp't. 1 lSpl 4 30i*|
" ilohnatona 2.Mpj o .-.j a'
| " Trenton 3tn?pl fl 4S a.
" <irmiit?'Villo 8 Mpl 7 17 a;
Ar AiikuhU I ljj> S IMII
Lv ('ol'liln, K.C.&U.lty. 4uup 7 ui a ...
Ar. Charleston Ntiup 11 uu a
i Lv. Gol'bift, FO.4sP.Ky.; 11 13 4? a
" Savannah .' 4 p ft lOal
j AcJnoksonvtll* 9 mi p. n 10 a(
M-KEI'IMi ('Alt >EltVI( ?;
Double daily pas.ongor service between Flo
Ida anil Now York
Ndj. 37 ani .IS?Washington and Southwester
Limited. Solid VeatibuTed train with diinn
; rurs and flrst elans conches north of Churlotti
Pullman drawing room sleeping car- h lwoTniuim,
Jacksonvillo. Savannah, Woshlngto
and Nhw York.
Pullman sleeping car between Augusta on
Now York
Not. !|7> and .*>?U. S. Fast Mall Throne
Pullman drawing rontn buffet sleeping ears In
iwoii Jackson villo and New Y>rk and Ai
ftista and Charlotte Pullman sleeping eat
.-tween .luck-on vilb and Columbia, on rout
daily between Jacksonville and Clucinnati. vi
Ash'-vlllo.
W. 11. OKEEN. .1 M. CL'LP,
(4 vi it . Washington T M Washington.
W. A TUltK. S. 11 HAKOW1CK,
<? P. A.. Washington. A <1 1* A . Atlanti
''In addition to tlie above trail
. service, there is a local train dai
ly between Columbia and Char
i lotte, making all stops. No. ;{
leaves Columbia (Blandin<
Street) at 5:00 p. ni., arrive:
Charlotte S: 10 p. m. No. 3.'
leaves Charlotte daily 0:30 p. m.
arrives Columbia 0:55 p. m."
TT7 YOU _aiiii
in *vv GOING
WEST*]
| Anil waul T.OW HATKS to St. 1 oiiiMi'inpliis,
Now Orlonns, inrinnati
1 . >11 i>vi11?>, < liira^n, or point* in Ar
Kansas. 'leva-. Missouri, Kansas. Cnlo
ratio, t iri'gim, Washington, < alifornia
or any point West, It Will Pay Yoi
Io w rite to or skk mk. Kxrnrsion am
Spoeial Kates from time to timr
('lioiot* of Houtos, No trouble to an
>\v<t ipiost ions. Halt's anil maps for
nishi'il free. Aihlress Fi<ki> 1Kr-n
l>i*t. I'ass. A>;i'nl, L. a \. H. li..
U all st root, A t lanta, < .a.
Vol us Tkii.v,
K H KI > l?. HI'S II,
I >ist. I'ass, A (font,
A I I. A N I A, ('A.
spa nisi i ^ .ia<;k
I>i:i:? h I:NKM?t;K, -J HI: < 1:1.1.
I) hrated tlioroii^lihri'il >I'\NI>|
, .1 \CK?the liandsoinc>t in tin- Mate
I which has liccn awarded the hi^he*
j jircmiiiin over all compel itors at tie
state Fair for years, will stand tin
present season at the stable* <>l lle.i'li
i springs a <'n. in t In* town of Lamas
j ter. Sure f.,*i| guaranteed for *1<>
April Id, l.v.17.
' ?All kimls of blanks at tin
Kvmii'KisK ollice.
?(let your .lol> Printing don<
at the Kntkhi'sisk ollice.
?See our sowing machines am
prices before you buy. Knti it
1'RISF. ollice
o
Rivrr AMD CHARLCST ON
V?
RAILWAY CO.
iVvssi. I H i* \ir; mkvi .
| In lift, ill Weliicsii iy. May Mil I Mo*
j Northbound. | | Si.ulM.uund
3 0 I >_|33 32 12 34
A. M A.M. P.M. I* M |? II Ip.M.
I " ' -" i .Catnden . | I ft) I 050
, - - ' . I ? . I i'J ij |5
'.I I V ,
''I1 - l\i i -Saw i ISIi.i 5 :(i|
11 ' : i .VI I.,:,
11 " : '' I' - i i 11 ill iir 135
- 1 1 . . I.i '.-Iir. . I I . . 35
" ' "' .I 310 ....Riverside.. ..111 3 ;?5
| .| :?.hi .. s,arin:;ilfll (MM1 3u5
I " ' Cutuw 1.1 i.llc lion! 1(1 45 1 50
i ' .... I.* -.... I'J:i;> l 15
1801, . .Kockiilll 10 80 18 U
'"> I l-"1 .... Newnoll 051' 1055
fr-'O . 15' . ... Tl/.ah t 0 17 III |5
' . 5i'.. .... YurUville .... : In 30
'j 8" 5 3(1 . stiaroii.. .. 0 3" 0 50
5 1" liicuur.i licovu 0".' 0 35
h 5 5" ... Smyrna .' x .' ? 0'5
:i" H j,, ij i i li'il-iiir/ s an x to
siii,';-'' llarls ...i ! ix .-j.
x n; I" Patterson Sp? n'- 7 (3 s |i
o i il ' siiei i y ? ! T ;i" h :?,
1 0 I"' ' .. I.atlmore ... I T 35 j
Ofdil ... Moorexboro j 7 35
hum) ... lien- ? tin . . ; In
nr.'"' . .Forest City., i orv'
HI 501 .. liutlicrforil loll.. 0 30)
. 11(1.5 ... Millwood.... (Jim
. 11 35 .Golden Valley.. 535'
.;1135 . ..Tl'ornml city. 5'inl
.13 Nil . .. Glen wood ... i 5 Of.1
. 13 3" Marion ( |.">
. jl?. mi. I* M l
P.M. I P.M. AM
' I I 'am
No. 33 has connection with Southern Kail
wav ni Rock 11111. and with Sea hoard Air Line.
j at ( ataw I.a .1 unction.
N 31 mil t."> will i arry passengers.
II No-, it anil 13 havo commotion at Marlon
. | with Southern Railway.
All trains will stop on signal al Oakburst, El*
yin.C.i- i-v-. Koihlvs, Old I'olnt.Loudon.King's
' Creek, and Vain Mountain.
SAMUEL HUNT, l'r. -Id. ,,t.
S. B. LUMPKIN, < P. A.
Tourist Slfcpiim Car Cine Ilc1
tveoii Washington ami Sail
Francisco.
The Southern Railway and its
, I connections (the A. A: \V. 1'., L.
?V N. iiiul Southern Pacific) have
inaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
; Car l.ino between Washington
anil San Francisco, via Atlanta,
New Orleans, ami l.os Angeles.
This sleeping car goes through
without change, leaving Washington
every Saturday morning
at II :1a, and is accompanied by
" ( a Personal Conductor and Fullman
porter, who go through. The
r Pullman fare for double berth is
n $7.00 from Washington to San
j. Francisco,
^ i This service i- especially for the
' convenience of the parties holding
second-class tickets, though lirst?
| class rickets are good in the car.
.lj Further information may be
e obtained from any Southern Railway
or Southern Pacific agent or
ollicial, or from A. J. l'oston,
4 (ieneral Agent, oil Pennsylvania
" Avenue, Washitigton, I). ('.. or
i from W. A Ti hk,
(i. P. A., So. Kv.,
-; Washington, L). C.
I
: I,ANCAST 1!K AL ClICSTKK
Jl RAILWAY.
> , ??? - ?
, P.ctwoen Chester and Lancaster.
I In effect T.iw u.in., Suntluy, l''ol>. II, l*i?T.
Jhiih/ < t jit Smithi//.
| No. tt. No. 11. No. III. No. 13
A M !'. M A. M 1'. M.
"> | .\r Cht"?ter l.\ II (?.*< 7 n6
) K .Vm 5 86 * " ( (IT'S " II 90| 7 30
v it* r> Knnv -. . " ii :tn 7 :m
*> :c. :> 16 Mi i>i>oi<>l*M.. " i ii toi 7 m
8 3." 6ii:.,| Kioliliurj?.... " 11 ."<0' 7 .Vi
, * 16' i * n i--in111?- ' 13 os s o-i
- H ' !!' l ?aiar Manila ' 13 I6j 8 in
. v I I rl I. \\ i, ' 13 36 * 30
- | . a -,ii tiract-rt... . " 13 in ? ;u>
; 7 "> I I'1 "MilN r'-i Crn.-s'i,'" 13 6o s l=i
, I 7 3" I .1 I. v. l..ii.i\i.-.trr Ar I '?'l 8 .Vl
' ; A M P M IP. M.lp. M.
i. : Train ! * f.an . * -r at 7: M a. m., con
r.i-i'ts a i i'I '"Hit \i i i?iiinlit'rn K.n'.wav u'olntr
-." 111. .'. I. - ;. - ' It a ml i. I ?\ N \ cslinula
all' I ' ' : I. i. \\ I sl
Tra ' i\ !. I. in. i-iItT :n :t In p m cm
. | licc'.s ill I.aiii'.i-.l? i with O K .v i Irmii l am
: a, ..'ill- . ii - titlii fn lialiuu . i '
| north :in<l south itnil Willi (' \ I., north
I 'I r.un it-uv no,' i In iU-r .u 11 o5 ;v. in., connects
at Chest* r wltn Southern Railway from Char*
| lotto, also (' .v I,, from north.
Tiai . 1? a . t.. < he-Oi r at ?;0T> o. m . connects
I with Southern Rnllwav front Columbia, Q. C.
! ?v N front Atlanta ana C ?v L. from Lenoir.
i. i: k< ?\ sriuNt.s,
W. II. II A KM X. President
Vire-l'res. and Manager.
Totter, Salt-Hh"tun nn*l F.ozottta
The intense itehing and smarting incident
tuth. ,-e diseases 1 instantly allayed
i by applying Chamberlain s Kye and
. Skin Ointment. .Many very bad cuses
t have been ]ioriiuinently enrod by it. It
! is e?mally efficient f>r itching piles and
B a favorite remedy for sore nipples;
, ui i|'| '-'i i uiiuiuins, iroht lutes
- and chronit ><-re eye.-. cts per box.
, m ,
Dr. Cady's Condition I'owdors, are
. ju t what a horse need - when in bad
a condition Tonic, blood purifier and
veiniiliij^e. Tliey are not food bnt
Tnodieinc and tlvb - t in uso to put a
" hoi . ill 1 e 111'. ? ?
3 cent i r package
" ! KOTUT.
' 1 wvm eve y man ii a woman in 'he i niteil
Stale-, intere-lei) in I he Opium an?l Whi-kv
liat- l-. l<> have one <a iiit hooka on l..ene ?l
I jiaKl Aditrwi It, M. IVoolley, Allni.,ii vk
lkox atTC, and one will be t.cui you Ireu.