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Lancaster, H. C, JM
n't Tobarre S(?U aad Ha*ki Year lift Away.
r? quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
io, full of life, nerve and viger, take No-To.
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
>ng. All druggists, 60c or >1. Cure guaranl
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SCHEDULE NO. 2.
tltect 1201 a ui, Sunday, June ISili i
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.'gulden, H. C.t and Shelby, N.
? Daily. Except Sunday ?
eat 33 1st clHf-8 paf-n-Mtger Earn 32. j
in. 1 eave Arrive a. m. I
l?"j ('ninth N .11 4.r>
IleKalb 1112
37 WeHtville 11 (Hi
i>o Kcrxhaw 10 45
l"> Heath Spiings 10 30;
20 Pleasant Hill 10 25
?'? Lancaster 10 05
55 Riverside 9 50
D5 Hpringdell 9 40 !
L'o fatawha Junction OHO
50 R< <;k 11 ill 9 10
12 Tiizih 8 32
25 Yorkvilie 8 20
25 Blackshurg 7 10
i>0 Earls 6 50
DO Patterson Springs 0 40
15 Hh+lby H 30
M. AM
GSTWEBN
Isckrburg, H. (5, ami Marion. N. C. |
? Dai'y, Except Sunday ?
L'stll. 2(1 class, mixed. East 12
m. Leave Arrive p m
10 Blackshurg 9 10
30 Earls 8 50
40 Patterson Spiings 8 38
20 Shelby 8 30
25 Henrietta 7 00
50 Forest I ity 6 35
15 Kuthertordton ?05
05 Thermal < ity 5 80
25 U leu wood 5 05
50 Morii-n 4 45
M. ? . p. M. I
GAFFNEY DIVISION.
? Daily, Except Sunday ?
A'est. 1st class, passenger. East
? 13 14 16
n. a ni. Leave Ar ive a m. p m
30 5 00 Blacksburg 7 00 6 30
50 5 20 Cherokee Falls 6 40 6 10
10 5 40 OslFney 6 20 5 50
MAM A M P M
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ITairs Nos. 32 and 33 connect at
:<cksburg connect with trail son the
itl'ney Division. Train 32 leaving
elby at 6 30a m conuccls at Blacksrg
with No. 38 on the <$>uthern Ry
ing Nor h. with 20 minuted margin
' transferring, e c. Passengers leav{
any points on this line between
elby and Blacksburg can g<> to
larlotte, N. C.. s|>end 3 hours aud 25
i>utea, and return the same day. It
ntiects also with the Southern going
uth, and connects at Yorkyille with
e Northbound train ou theCANW
R with 30 minutes margin for trans
riug: and connects at Rock Hill
tli Ao 33 on the Southern Ry going
uth. The best connection tills train
ikes at Cktawba Junction with the
5 I. going North gives 11 hours lay
er; going Seuth, 12 hours and 43
nutes, nearly all the 'ay over Is in
ylight. Connects at Lancas'er with
ins on L A C It It for Chester with
ay over of 8 hours and connects at
mden with the Charleston Division
the Southern for all |>oints South.
Tiain No 33 connects at Lancaster
tli the L A <! for Cheater ; with *he
A. L. at (kuiwbt Junction, both
rlli aud South, will) a lay over of
jilt 8 hours; with No. 34 on the
uthirn at Itock Hi! going Nortli,
ing 5 hours day-llglit lay over ;
Ih No 12 at Blcckshurg on the
iitheru Ity going North Also with
? Vestibule on the Southern going
irth.
['rain No. 11 leaving Blacssnurg at
D a m will get passengers from the
uth from train 38 on the Southern
?n ?/.(..). ) .? *
<? i |wunn ucvneeu niilt'kmill t(( hiiu
irion, N C, ami will connect at Mail
with the (Southern Ry, both East
1 West. Train A'o 12 leaving Ma"
n at 4 45 makes good connection at
ickahurg with the (Southern Ky in
h directions.
Jamuel Hunt, A. Tripp,
Preahlent. Hupt.
H. K. Lumpkin, Gen. Pass. Agt.
lNCASTEK AND CHESTER
RAILWAY.
tween chester and lancaster.
liedule in effect Daily except (Sunday
on and after (Sept 11, 1898.
.VEST BOUND | EAST BOUND.
i's. 14 and 18. | No's. 17 and 15*
M. P M. A M. P M
5 5 55 Ar Cheater Lv 11 00 7 00 |
7 5 07 Rich burg 11 88 7 45
5 4 55 Rascombville 11 52 7 55
P M
3 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 15
I) 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 60 8 55
7onuecta at Cheater with Southern
ilway, Seaooard Air Line and Carua
and North-Weatem Railway,
lonnecta at f anc.aater with the Ohio
ver A Charleaton.
roy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, 8. C.
.1 Heath, G. P. A.,
H Hardin. V P and Aud., Chester ,
Tickled localise J
pain. I can do the same fory
offects result from my extra
pleasant ness and satisfaction
I've the experience, the ukn
doing all branches of soient.fic <
Special attention givet
Work. No charge for exami
Or J. E. Rutle
LAN0A8T1
Miraculous Benefit P'
RECEIVED FROM
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure. _
w-ALl r. BA^COCK, of Avoca, N. T., ft 'U
of the 3rd N. Y. Artillery and 11
for thirty j^ars of the Babcock A
Munscl Carriage Co., of Auburn, nays: "I | HI
write to express my gratitude for the mimelous
benefit received from Dr. V lies' Heart
Cure. I suffered for years, as result of army ^
life, from sciatica which affected my heart j
In the worst form, my limbs swelled from 't ^
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to button my clothing; had sharp pains i
about the heart, smothering spells and : 8t
shortness of breath. For three months I 1
was unable to He down, and all the sleep I <
pot was In an arm chair. I was treated by | {j,
the best doctors but gradually grew worse, i
About a year ago I commenced taking Dr. i W
Miles' New Heart Curo and H. saved my life 11
as If by a miracle."
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HEADACHE \
'Hoth mf wir?nnd iiirnrlf havr bren
using cascaiikts r.iul tlx jy are the beat ( 11
medicine we have ever had In the house. I,a*t
week my wife waa frantic with headache for \y
two days. ahe tried aomeof yourPASCARKTS,
a ad they relieved the pain in ber head almost t.
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Pittsburg Safe & I>epoatt Co, Pittsburg. Pa. | 11
Mj J CATHARTIC ?
TWAOI MASS wtoiavwwto^^^^^ ^
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I U'DAw ai.uio c\jKB Tobacco Habit.
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[ extracte<l his tooth without a
ou. Neither pain nor after >
cting. My methods suggest v
instead. j
ow how" and me facilities for .
dentistry at the least cost,
i to Gold Crown and Bridge
nations and estimates. ii
dge, Dentist.
EK, 8. Q. I
TO OF WHE5.T; !
BARREL OF TILLMAN.
CONCI.l l>KU FKOM F1KST I'AIIK |
tionists tiro cowards and lis po
ites. Featherstone rushed into
int and abused mo, saying I
as horn with abuse and couldn't j
) without it. I'll leave him tind ,
on/ales to settle it. I have no j
>1 icy for either sort.
The uian who comes at mo like .
gentleman I'll meet him that !
ay hut if he comes at me with I
nise I've got us good a vocfthurv
of hard words as any one.
e said prohibition would make j
cn get physicians' certificates,
c. Prohibition don't prohibit,
ou'vo got prohibition in (ireen-l
ood and I can buy liquor hero I
(day and you've got the conahles
to help enforce it.
lie sanl there whs no use to J
ilk about the dispensary as it j
as here to stick. 11 o was told
lere was not a tiger in Sumter, j
. 1
here the constables were once j
itten egged. What ho said at
umter was that he dt 1 not be-'
Bve prohibition could bo enforced
id that ho took the Athens plan j
id put it in tho prohibition law.
; has proven to bo a hotter law
inn prohibition, lie claimed no!
redit, except to enforce tho law
ii the statute hooks. Tho din :
nnsary law is bettor than proihition,
so far as results go.
The only tight in State politics
) his opinion would be on the
quor question. He would tight
ir tho diepcnsAry and go down
'ith it if it uiiiBtgodown. Talkig
about Mr Latimer's speech be
lid the factory operatives were as
ood |>oople as any and although
io factory otficers tried to vote
le operatives against him but
icy could not do so. Mr Lati
ter said all ho argued was that
io operatives might he misled he
uise of the lack of organization,
illman said this was so as the
peratives might be misled to
lpport tho Ilanna-Payne incusre
and tho like on the rcpresenition
that it would do them g. od.
The senator defended tho disensury
and said he would tight
?r it and go down with it.
Taking up the Philippine quos- j
on, he scored McKinler and
.
benevolent assiraulation." He ;
ad not asked the president to
ire him any appointments in the
rmy for he felt it was a villain-j
lis war and no decent man ought.
> engage in it.
Senator Tillman said he thauk?d
io gentleman who asked him i
bout tho Sumter speech. Ho;
idn't mean to inject anything
npleasunt but ho wished to deny j
misstatement. My two good |
riends, .J C Hemphill and X (i
fonzalos, have recently in their,
litoriul columns enteied into a
impact to ignore me. Tho State j
id News and Courier have been
ly best friends. 1'bey have told
hat 1 said and the people took it
... :? ??. 1 i: i i
/i nuni ik niia vtlillll lllll 11 <11(11
io good. They gave Keatliorxme
a column and didn't give
io apace to tell what 1 really did
ly. The News and Courier did
ive me a lino or ho, hut The i
tate didn't.
Senator Tillman's speech closed j
ic muring exercises and in the
fternoon the farmers' institute
as held.
The farmers' institute this afteroon
proved very interesting. C
1 Connor, the Clemson agricultralist,
talked ahout livestock and
nswered many questions. I)r
ieson, the veternarian, gave some
aluable pointers about stock,
'omorrow Prof J D C DuPre,
orticulturalist, and Prof I) W
)aniei will speak, the latter upon
adustrial education.
Jas Hoyt, Jr.
Grip oukN one rick, weary and restless.
H. Miles' Restorative Nervine brings rest.
Another Opportunity.
Colonel .Jumen G Woodward,
mayor of the eity of Atlanta,
Georgia, under charges of a serious
nature brought by the city
council of Atlanta, has written a
letter to the committee .appoiuted
by council to investigate said
charges, in which ho virtually
confesses his guilt of drunkenness
and pledges himself not to
drink any more intoxicating
liquors. On the strength of this
pledge the committee was relieved
of its duty and Colonel Woodward
is given another opportunity
to prove himself a man worthy
of confidence.
STOUY OF A SLAVK
To he hound hand and foot for
years hy the chains of disense is
the worst form of slavery. Geo.
I) \\ illiams, (?f Manchester, Mich
tells ho.w such a slave was made
free. He says: "My wife has
heen so helpless for live years that
she could not turn over in hed
alone. After using two bottles
of Licet rie Hitters, she is wonderfully
imp)oved and able to do lior
own work ' This supreme remedy
for female diseases quickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, malnncholy,
headache, backache, fainting
and dizzy spells. This miracle
working medicine is a godsend
to weak, sickly, run down people.
Kvcry bottle guaranteed. On'y
50 cents. Sohl hy Crawford Hro's
Druggist.
hen Marriage is a Failure.
St Louis Globe-Democrat.
An Indiana minister who has
married 1,200 couples has invited
the entire lot to attend a reunion
at his home. It is probable *hat
most of them will send "regrets."
"When The State boycotts
Tillman many of its readers will
retaliate. It is well to koep an
eye on those who are trying to
inflame the old sores."?Orangeburg
Patriot. "Retaliate" and
he hanged! In time past we have
found that the "readers" who
talked most ferociously about
boycotting The State were the
chaps who had never paid it an
honest dollar but had sponged on
their neighbors for it. That's
the reason boycotts haven't hurt
us. As for the rest of it, wo have
heen trying to avoid "inflaming
old sores" and are sorry that we
chared 1 he Patriot. It should
anoint itself with carbdtt^ salvo
and retire from the public gaze.?
The State.
I he Clover, S C, Mills Declare
Dividend of 4 1 Per Cent.
Yorkville, S C, Aug 16.?Tho
net earnings of the cotion mill at
Clover, York county, for the
year ending duly 30 was $36,040,
41 per cent, on the capital
stock of if SO. 000. The original
capacity of tho mill will be trebled
next October. This year's dividend
completes the payment to
stockholders of every cent invested
in tho plant since the mills
were established eigh! years ago.
G W Young of Lyra, in Florence
county, was shot and killod
by M (_ Collins Monday morning.
They owned a tobacco barn jointly
and had some trouble about it.
?IIM? KKWAKI). 9IOO
The readers of this paper will l>e
pleased to learn Hint there it at l?aat
one dreaded disease that science has
been a lie to cure in all it* aiage* and
that la Catarrh Haifa Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh t>elog
a couaiitutioual disease, requires a
conatltuilonal treatment, Hall'a Catarrh
(jure la taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
sufracee or the system,thereby destroying
the foundation of (he dlaeaae, and
giving the patient atrength by building
up the constitution and aaaiating
nature in doing i's work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundrea Dollars for any cast, that It
fell* to cure. Bend for list of testimonials.
Address, J V. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O. Mff~3:>Id by Druggists,
176c.