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CARTER J U Ledger, W Lancaster, H. C, Jm\ i. jagHSnbscribe to Thk Lrdgek. Sir e< OUTH C&BBLI1& & GEB&G1& ^ IXTEIS1DI HE. cur HIT. J 8CHEDUL.R NO. 2. In effect 1201 a m, Sunday, June 18th ^U' tho SSTWBBN . , Camilen, H. C , aud Shelby, N. C. inc' ? Dally. Except Sunday ? and West 33. 1st class passenger Kaai32. the p.m. leave Arrive a. m. a4,n 12 05 CamttiH 1145 12 25 DeKnlb 11 12 36 i 12 37 Westville 1100 , 12 60 Kershaw 10 45 ft " 1 15 Heath Springs 10 30 )?.< 120 Pleasant Hill 10 25 140 Lancaster 10 05 J 156 Riverside 9 50 ,1lt 2 05 Springdell 9 40 u,u 2 20 Catawba Junction 9 30 to i 2 50 Rock Hill 9 10 , 3 12 Til rah 8 32 the 3 26 Yorkvllle 8 20 u?r 4 25 Blacksburg 7 10 5 00 Earls 6 50 abc 5 06 Patterson Springs 6 40 , 5 15 Shelby 6 30 not i*- M- A M Thi lit WHIN tha Blacksburg, 8. C , auu Marion, N. C. tioi ? Daily, Except Sunday ? n IVest 11. 2d class, mixed. East 12 \. m. Leave Arrive p m. 8 10 Blaoksburg 9 10 1 8 30 Earls 8 50 . 8 40 Patterson Springs 8 88 trn 9 20 Shelby 8 30 tilft 10 25 Henrietta 7 00 0 60 Forest 4 Ity 6 35 stri 1 16 Hutherfordton 6 05 2 05 Thermal City 6 80 ,l8c 2 25 Gleowoori 6 05 rec< 2 50 Morion 4 45 ?. M. P M ser' GAFFNEY DIVISION. not ? Dally, Except Sunday ? 0101 Went. 1st class, passenger. East 15 13 14 18 > m. a m. Leave Ar lve a m. p m K 4 30 6 00 Blacksburg 7 00 6 30 'roi 4 50 6 20 Cherokwe Falls 6 40 6 10 >>M 6 10 5 40 GaUuey 6 20 5 60 we? P M AM AM P M j?" r o Trains Nos. 32 and 33 oonnect at ?J?oi ftlscksburg connect with trairson the Uro Satfuey Division. Train 32 leaving mmm Shelby at 6 30a m connects at Blacks- .. lurg with No. 36 on the ^Jbuthern Ry W p?ing Nor h, with 20 minutee margin * or transferring, e c. Passengers leav- ? ng any points on this line between /\ Shelby and Blacksburg can go to Hlu,j Jbariotte, N= C? spend 3 hours and 2C . , minute*, and return the same day. It connects also with the Bout hern going -outh, and connects at York villa with L he Northbound traiu on the C A N W mmm R R witli 30 minutes margin for trans 'erriug; and connects at Rock Hill A with Ao 33 on the Southern Ry going II 4outli. The best connection this train w makes at Oitawba Junction with the 4 A L going North gives 11 hours lay >ver; going Heulh, 12 hours and 43 minutes, nearly all the 'ay over is In laylight. Connects at l^ancaster with Lrains on L A C R R for Cheater with s lay over of 3 in-urs and connects at Camden with the Ch?rleston Division sf the Mouthern for aii points South. tja1 Tiain No 83 connects at Lancaster IiUl with the L A fJ for Cheater ; with *he 4. A. L. at Cfetawb* Juuctiou, both North and South, with a lay over of kliout 6 hours; with No. 34 on the Southern at Rock Hid going North, {iviug 5 hours day-light lay over ; with No i2 at Riocanhufg on the Southern Ry going North. Also with '.lie Vestibule on the Souther going "j North. J Train No. II leaving Rlacksourg at 1 10 a tn will get passengers from the 0 j South from train 86 on the Southern 'or all points between Blacksburg and Vlarion, N C\, and will connect at Ma- 2k | ion with the Southern Ry, both East ind Went Train A'o 12 leaving Ma? ion at 4 4o makes good connection at * * llacksburg with the Southern Ry in Kith directions. Samuel Hunt, A. Tripp, * President. Supt. S. B. Lumpkin, Gen. Pass. Agt. ?3( LANCASTER AND CHESTER "TO RAILWAY. IETWBEN CflKSTKR AMD LANCASTER. Schedule In effect Daily except Sunday gm on and after Sept 11, 1898. WESTBOUND I EA8TBOUND. Jo's. 14 and 16. | No's. 17 and 15* L M. P M. A if. P M 55 6 55 Ar Cheater Lv 11 00 7 00 07 5 07 Richburg 11 38 7 45 56 4 66 Bascombvllle 11 62 7 6.5 P M ,33 4 83 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 16 Ol 00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Ar 12 60 8 66 Connects at Chester with Southern loflway, Beaooard Air Line and Carlina and North-Waatern Railway. Connects at Lancaster with the Ohio ;lvcr 6 Charleston. ?roy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, 8. C. M Heath, Q. P. A., " V H Hardin, V P and Aud., Chester >UICK SALES SAVANNAH WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COM oreign and Domestic Fruits, _ Chickens, Butter, Kgga. |Cgp W rite for Daily quotations, 8 Special attention given ord< HI Oil KMT OA81 We are headquarteis for Poultry, Eg y Produce, Fruits and Melons. Correspondence and Consignments S< NO. 242 VBST BROAD STR w:1 ver V ase Over a Century OU1 Unearthed in Columbia. Jn Wednesday last a colored | n unearthed a silver vase or I ich bowl while excavating in | park. The bowl is about 10 j hes high with cover complete, I as bright as new. It bears following inscription, "Preted to James Stead for killing out of 38; Feb. 8, 1780," with eer engraved on the bowl. The vl with covei weighs 2$ pounds The find is a valuable one. The e indicates that the bowl came its burial place shortly after city of Columbia was located e. At that period the hill >ve ihe park held about all the ises there wero in the place.? 3 history of the bowl, other n that indicated by the inscrip , 11 -?i ??.? ? ? i win mi uuuui never oe Known rho State. ['he reai arks relatives and jnds make upon the merits of deceased are frequently inactive. At the funeral of an resident of a suburban town, Bntly, a neighbor feelingly obred that the departed i'would rear and cuss about taxes any re." to Wmim. apecially valuable to women la Rrowa*' 1 Hitter*. Backache vanUhae, headache tppeara, strength take* the place of ikneas, and the glow of health readily iea to the pallid ehaek when thia wonrul remedy ia takm. For eickly children verworked men it has no equal. No home 11M l?f hithotit this famous rtmeiiy. wnt" ' itteri is aold by all dealers. lotice to Road Overseers. Ieli Overseer* of tbe Public Roada are hereby ordered to call r.ut Ir hand* and work thvlr respective ions at once Ry order of Board. m C. Oakunkk, Co. Bup'r. 1 . J. Perry. Clerk. LP. STRONG. RELIABLE ! me Life insurance CompaDy I of New York [ssues all llie Libal Forms of Life ii d Endowment >licies,Oasli, Loan,, Lid up Values and :tended Insurance rritten in Policy >lfTRAOT. ill to see T S Carter, Kenident Agent, r write to S L Miller, General Agnt. 1 2 MAIN HTKEKT, COLUMBIA, S. C. PROMPT RETURNS ! VRKET CO., (MISSION MERCHANTS, Potatoes, Onions, Early Vegetables, Fish and Game. I ?hippiog Tags and Stencils, are from the Trade. H PRICES. -%N ;g and Dairy Products, Couni >licited. BUT. S&VANNAH, 61. JIM GLEATONS NtCCK IN IMMINENT DANGER. A White Man Who Attempted to Assault n White Girl?The Accused Taken to Orangeburg Jail. Special to The State. Norway, Sept 4.?JimGleaton, a white man with a family, was arrested by a posse today as the party who entered the room of Miss Jeffcoat last night with criminal intent. She is the daughter of a prominent citizen of the Lebanan section. It was feared at first that the law would not be allowed to take its course but wiser counsel prevailed and ho was brought here and put in the guard house. Sheriff Dukes happened to be in the community and took him to Orangoburg jail. All quiet now. A. V. S. Rev. I)r. (Irinr II lid Wdof I Dies of Apoplexy. Due West, Sept. 3.?Dr. W M G?ier, president of Erskino College,died of apoplexy at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The ourial will be at 5 o'clock on Monday. College presidents and prominent Associate Reformed Presbyterians have been invited to attend. Dr. Grier prescind at Bethlehem, three tinl?8 from town, in the forenoon, and was stricken down on reaching his home, dying in 40 minutes. Cotton Conditions. Col. Houston Rucker has re j turned to the city after an extend- j ed trip hs far as Mobile and Selma, Ala Ho says the knowing ones say that not more than a third of tho cottou crop will be harvested this year and the large planters predict a total crop this year of not more than 0,500,000 bales.?The State. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure < Our*, a Promln.nt Attorney. MR. r. C. phelps, tho leading pension attorney of Belfast, N. Y., writes: | "I was discharged from the army on account of 111 health, and suffered from heart trouble erer since. I frequently bad fainting and smothering a pel la. My form was bent aa a man of SO. I constantly wore a r? overcoat, eren in summer, tor fear of taking cold. I could not attend to my business. My rest was broken by severe pains about the heart and left shoulder. Three year* ago I commenced using Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, notwithstanding 1 had used so much patent medicine and taken drags from doctors for years without being helped. Dr. MUee' Heart Core restored me to health. It j is truly a wonderful medicine and It affords me much pleasure to recommend this remedy to everyone." KpMWMM Dr. Miles' Kemedlet are sold by all druggist, under a positive KjjL t guarantee, drat hottle KM?ft ' benefits or money re- BT^ | funded. Book on dlseases of the heart and aervee free. Addreee, HHM4BMbKdB DB. M1LB8 MEDICAL OO.. Elkhart, Ind. PILES MI Mflkrsd Iks Sorters* ef Site dsaiaMI with protruding piles brought on by eonstlpattoa with whleh I wee afflicted for twenty Jwmr-m a ran wrou your CASCARETS In tbo Iowa of Nawall, la., and a?T?r found anything to aqual than To-day I an ruilrtly frao from pflaa and foal Ilka a naw man " C h. Kbits, till Joaaa St.. Stoux City, la. canov M. CATHARTIC ^ BUNIMM MMMMB Hum at. PolatabU. Paaaat, Taata Oood. Do Bull HaratWaw. waabaa.ar Ortpa. Ma. Ma, B) ? CUfB CONSTIPATION. ,H N?B?b B?Or iia?>.B>Bfn>'<.fc'fA w? M-Tt-MC SeWVMBni&S.'iSir OAOTOBIA. _*. ^tTblMtahaMainwi ~ JW0 * CONVICTIONS BY FOCUS. Darien Rioters Offer No Defense ?Court Sitting Day and Night to Dispose ofCases. Darien, Ga., Sept 1?The jury in'the case of Bon Dunham, James \Vylly, Marshall Dorsey, Louis Anderwood and Maria Curry, charged with rioting, returned a verdict of guilty at a late hour this afternoon. The jury was out only about 15 minutes. None of the rioters will bo sentenced until the end of the seesioti. The entire day has been con* sumed by the superior court in the trial of this first group of the rioters. Twelve witnesses test! fietl for the State. The. defense did not introduce any testimonyThe proceedings of the court were monotonous, the witnesses testifying to the facts as already detailed in the nowspajmrs. The evidence of Mr T A Bailey and Sheriff T B Blunt established the fact that they were deterred from taking Henry Delegal from Darien to Savannah by the presence and violent attitude of the negroes. The afternoon was consumed in the arguments of the attorneys. The cases against Jonah Green, Moses Miller, Lawrence Baker, Josephine Byrd and Abraham Green were called as soon as the jury retired to make their verdict in the other case. The court is in session tonight and will continue to sit day and night until all the cases are disposed of. Court will doubtless be in session for nearly quite a week longer as the murder and rape cases are yet to be hoard. Rio* under the Georgia law is a misdemeanor, the maximum punishment being twelve months imprisonment or $1,000 fine, or both. Cotton Seed For Pigs. Speaking of futtcning pigs the other day, a Yorkville gontleman remarked that the cheapest feed ho ever hud anything to do with was cotton seed. The seed should Be cooked, of course. lie went on to say that one year, when other kinds of feed was scarce, he put four small pigs in a pen and fed them nothing but cooked cotton seed. He had them up about eight months altogether, and when he slaughtered them they netted from 200 to 225 pounds each. To feed raw cotton seed to pigs is generally understood to be dangerous.? Yorkville Enquirer. Vacancy Filled. To fill the vacancy in the echoN arship from the Fifth Congress ional district caused by the <lecli? nation of Mr Strain, Gov. McSweeney yesterday appointed Mr. M F Owens of Rock Hill. Mr. Owens is a bright young man and was among the original applicants from his district for the scholar, ship.?The State, 3d. lOO RKWARDi $IOO The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that Is Cfctarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beIrinr * oAioaf ? ? * * constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood an-! mucous aufraoee or the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patleut strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing hs work. The proprietors have so muoh faith In Its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any cast, that it falls to ours. Send for list of testimonials. . , Address, J. V. CHENEY * CO., Toledo. O. IVSold by Druggists, 75c. Wanted In Idea ggtigggaBi