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! ^ EXTEIS101B. E. CUMPMY.
8chkdulr no. 2.
j In effect 1201 a m, Sunday, June 18th
1STWBBN
i Camden, H. C., and Shelby, N. C.
I ? Daily. Except Sunday ?
lj West 33. 1st class passenger Eaai32.
J p.m. leave Arrive a. m.
fi 12 05 Camttm 1145
I 12 25 DeKnlb 1112
i 12 37 Westvllle 1100
12 50 Kershaw 10 45
1 15 Heath Sptlngs 10 30
120 Pleasant Hill 10 25
1 40 Lancaster 10 06
t 56 Riverside 9 50
2 05 Springdell 9 40
! 2 20 Catawba Junction 9 30
2 50 Rock Hill 9 10
3 12 Tiizab 8 32
I 3 26 Yorkville 8 20
4 25 Blacksburg 7 10
! 5 00 Earls 6 60
I 5 06 Patterson Springs 6 40
5 15 S/ktlby 6 30
j p m, am
B 23 T W Bin I
Blacksburg, 8. C , ana Marion, N. C.
| ? Daily, Except Sunday ? ,
| West 11. 2d class, mixed. East 12
I a. m. Leave Arrive p m.
8 10 Blacksburg 9 10
8 30 Karl* 8 50
8 40 Patterson Springs 8 38
| 9 20 Hhelby 8 30
10 25 Henrietta 7 00
10 50 Forest C Ity 6 35
11 15 Kutherfordton B 05
12 05 Thermal City 6 80
! 12 25 Glenwood 6 05
| 12 50 Morion 4 45
I v. M. I*. M.
GAFFNEY DIVISION.
? Daily, Except Sunday ?
West. 1st class, passenger. East
| 15 13 14 16
l p m. a m. Leave Ar lve am p m
I 4 30 6 00 Blacksburg 7 00 6 80
| 4 50 6 20 Cherokee Falls ^ w o iO
5 10 6 40 Galluey 6 20 6 60
jPMAM AM PM|
Trains Noh. 32 and 33 oonnect at
Blacksburg connect with trains on the
GatDiey Division. Train 32 leaving
Shelby at 6 30a m connects at Blacksburg
with No. 36 on the 5ibuthern Ry
going Nor li, with 20 minutes margin
or transferring, e c. Passengers leaving
any points on this line between
Hhelby and Blacksburg can go to
Charlotte, N. C.. spend 3 hours and 25
minutes, and return the same day. It
connects also with the Southern going
woutl>, and oonnects at York villa with
the Northbound traiu on the C A N W
R R with 30 minutes margin for trans
I ferriug: and connects at Rock Hill
| with No 33 on the Southern Ry going
I South. The best connection this train
makes at Cbtawba Junction with the
I 8 A L going North gives 11 hours lay
{over; going Heulh, 12 hours and 43
minutes, nearly all the 'ay over is in
daylight. Counects at Lancaster with
] trains on L A C It R for Chester with
I a lay over of 3 n- urs and connects at
j Camden with lite Charleston Division
! of the Southern for all points South.
Tiain No 33 connects at j'Sncaster
| with the L A fJ for Chester ; with 'he
S. A. L. at OurrwltA Junction, both
North and South, with a lay over of
al>out fi hours; with No. 34 ou the
Southern at Hock Hid going North,
giving 5 hours day-light lay over ;
with No 12 at Blcckshurg on the
Southern Ry going North. Also with
the Vestibule ou the Southern going
North.
j Train No. II leaving Biacksourg at
i 8 10 a m will get passengers from the
{ South from train 36 on the Southern
for all points between Blacksburg and
Marion, N C., and will connect at Marion
with the Southern Ry, both East
and West Train No 12 leaving Mau
lion at 4 45 makes good connection at
Blacksburg with the Southern Ry in
both directions.
Samuel Hunt, A. Tripp,
PresideQt. Hupt.
S. B. Lumpkin, Gen. Pass. Agt.
LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY.
BETWEEN CHESTER AND LANCASTER.
Schedule in effect Daily except Sunday
on and after Sept 11, 1898.
WESTBOUND I EAHTBOUND.
No's. 14 and 16. | No's. 17 and 16*
A M. P M. A M. P M
9 5% 5 55 Ar Cheater L| 11 00 7 00
9 07 5 07 Rich burg 11 88 7 45
855 455 Bascombville 11 52 7 65
P M
8,33 4 83 Port Lawn 12 12 8 16
8.00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Ar 12 50 8 55
Connect a at Chester with Southern
Roil way, Seaooard Air Line and Carolina
and North-Weatern Railway.
Connects at f>anoaster with the Ohio
River A Charleston.
Leroy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, S. C.
J M Heath. Q. P. A.,
W H Hardin. V P and Aud.. Chester
QUICK SALES
SAVANNAH B
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND (
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
Chickens, Butter, Kggs.
f35F~ Write for Daily quotatioi
Special attention given
^ HIGHEST
We are headquarteia for Poultry,
try Produce, Fruits and Melons.
Correspondence and Consignment
NO. 242 WEST BROAD S
\ .. . ? ? l pamutf S
Silver Vase Over a Century Olii
Unearthed in Columbia.
On Wednesday last a eolore<
man unearthed a silver vase 01
punch bowl while excavating ir
the park. The bowl is about 1C
inches high with cover complete,
and as bright as new. It bear!
the following inscription, "Presented
to James Stead for killing
aoouioi reo. 8, 1TM0," witt
a deer engraved on the bowl. Tht
IkjwI with covet weighs 2f pound*
The find is a valuable one. Th<
date indicates that the bowl cam*
to its burial place shortly aftei
the city of Columbia was locates
i here. At that period the hi!
above the park held about all th<
houses there wero in the place.?
The history of the bowl, othei
than that indicated by the inscrip
tion will no doubt never be knowr
' ?The State.
The remarks relatives anc
friends make upon the merits ol
the deceased are frequently in
structive. At the funeral of ar
aged resident of a suburban town,
recently, a neighbor feelingly ob
served that the departed "woulc
not rear and cuss about taxes any
more."
Talw?Me ? Wmm.
Especially valuable to women is Brown**
'ron Hitters. Backache vanishes, headache
I i sap pears, strength takes the place of
weakness, and the glow of health readily
comae to the pallid cheek when this wonderful
remedy is taken. For sickly children
r overworked men it has no equal. No home
should he without this famous remedy.
Urovtii*.' ''Uters is sold by all dealers.
Notice to Road Overseers.
ALL Overyear* of tbe Public Roadt
are hereby ordered to call rul
ehelr handH and work their reapectlvt
tectiona at onee. By order of Board
M C. GahuNKH, Co. Rup'r.
L. J. Pkhhy. Clerk.
OLD. STRONG.
RELIABLE !
Home Life Insurance Companj
of New York
Issues all the Libel
al Forms of Life
and Endowment
FoliciesyOash, Loan,
Paid up Values and
extended Insurance
Written in Policy
OONTRAOT.
Call to see
T S Carter,
Henident Agent,
Or write to
S L Miller,
General Agnt.
1402 MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
PROMP1' RETURNS
MARKET CO.,
I0MMISSI0N MERCHANTS,
Potetoee, Onion*, Rerly Vegetablea,
Flab and Game.
is, Shipping Tags and Stencils,
orders from the Trade.
lHH PRICKH.
, Egg and Dairy Products, Couns
Solicited.
TRRBT. SIV1NN1H, fii.
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I JIM GLEATON'S NECK IN 1 (
IMMINENT DANGER.
D
I j A White Man Who Attempted to
Assuult a White Girl?The
i Accused Taken to Orange)
burg Jail.
? in
i Special to The State. \\
Norway, Sept 4.?Jim Glcaton, A
' a white man with a family, was ct
1 arrested by a posse today as the T(
* party who entered the room of tb
* Miss Jeffcoat last night with crim*
inal intent. She is the daughter 1'
* of a prominent citizen of the Lebanan
section. It was feared at 86
' first that the law would not be al'
lowed to take its course but wiser
J counsel prevailed and he was 811
* brought here and put in the guard th
house. Sheriff Dukes happened ri
to be in the community and took &
1 him to Orangoburg jail. All qui- di
et now. A. V. S.
w
I Kev. Dr. Grier of Duo West, te
f Dies of Apoplexy. de
1 Due West, Sept. 3.?Dr. W M nr
i Grier, president of Erskine Col- th
lege,died of apoplexy at 3 o'clock fr
I this afternoon. The ourial will D
r be at 5 o'clock on Monday. Col- en
lege presidents and prominent nc
Associate Reformed Presbyterians
have been invited to attend. in
Dr. Grier preach* d at Bethlehem,
threo uules from town, in M
the forenoon, and was stricken Jt
down on reaching his home, dy- G
^ ing iu 40 minutes. ju
Cotton Conditions.
Col. Houston Kucker has re a?
^ D1
' turned to the city after an extend- j
ed trip as far as Mobile and Selma,
Ala. He says the knowing
ones say that not more than a
rn
third of tho cotton crop will be
^ harvested this year and the large
planters predict a total crop this j111
year of not more than 0,500,000
bales.?The State. Pr
bo
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Our.. * Prominent Attornoy.
; no
MR. R. C. PHELPS, the leading pension
attorney of Belfast, N. Y., writes: |
"I was discharged from the army on
account of 111 health, and suffered from
heart trouble ever since. 1 frequently had gC
fainting and smothering spells. My form
was bent as a man of 80. I constantly wore 011
&t> overcoat, even in summer, for 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
years ago 1 commenced using Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure, notwithstanding I had used so
much patent medicine and taken drugs from an
doctors for years without being helped. Dr.
Miles' Heart Cure restored me to health. It
is truly a wonderful medicine and It affords
use much pleasure to recommend this remedy
to everyone." IPIWMIB ^v
Dr. Miles' Remedies
gists under a positive t
guarantee, flrst bottle P*MBrt ClMa
bene Its or money re* I Wl
funded. Book on die- BrfL J sp
eases of the heart and ^H
nerves free. Address, HlUiMiH yh
DR. MILKS MEDICAL OO.. Elkhart, Ind.
PILES s
**1 etsdlhs ed Use tortures sfthe Isistd tin
with protruding piles brought on by eonstlpe* 1. ,
I tioa with whleh I was afflicted for twenty ,H 1
rears. I raa across your CASCARKTS In the U>
town of Newell, la. and never found anything Jnj
to equal them To-day I am entirely free from
piles and feel like a new man " c<>
C B. Kbits. Itli Jones St., Sioux City, la fftr
CANDY
, CATHARTIC ^ J?M
ns
... CURI OOMrriFATION. ... To
OABTOniA. ||i
* rT,ti AWWwKwilrti n
JONV1CTIONS BY FOURS.
arien Rioters Offer No Defense
?Court Sitting Day nnd Night
to Dispose of Cases.
Darien, Ga., Sept 1?The jury
'the case of Ben Dunham, James
rylly, Marshall Dorsey, Louis
nderwood and Maria Curry,
targed with rioting, returned a
;rdict of guilty at a lute hour
lis afternoon.
The jury was out only about
S minutes.
None of the rioters will be
ntenced until the end of the
osion.
The entire day has been con*
imed by the superior court in
e irial of this first group of tho
oters. Twelve witnesses testl.
id for the State. The defense
d not introduce any testimonyThe
proceedings of the court.
ere monotonous, the witnesses
stifying to the fucts as already
itailed in the newspn|>er8.
The evidence of Mr T A Bailey
id Sheriff T B Blunt established
0 fact that they were deterred
om taking Henry Delegal from
arien to Savannah by the presice
and violent attitude of the
igroes.
The afternoon was consumed
the arguments of the attorneys.
The cases against Jonah Green,
uses Miller, Lawrence Baker,
>sephine Byrd and Abraham
reeu were called as soon as the
ry retired to make their verdict
the other case.
The court is in session tonight
id will continue to sit day and
ghl until all the cases are disised
of. Court will doubtless
1 in session for nearly quite a
jek longer as the murder and
pe cases are yet to be hoard.
Riot under the Georgia law is a
isdemcanor, the maximum pununent
being twelve months imisonment
or $1,000 fine, or
>t h.
Cotton Seed For Pigs.
Speaking of fattening pigs the
her day, a Yorkville geutleman
marked that the cheapest feed
ever had anything to do with
is cotton seed. The seed should
) cooked, of course. lie went
to say that one year, when
her kinds of feed was scarce, he
t four small pigs in a pen and
1 them nothing but cooked cotu
seed. Ho had them up about
;;ht months altogether, and when
slaughtered them they netted
)m 200 to 225 pounds each. To
3d raw cotton seed to pigs is
nerally understood, to be dangera.
? Yorkville Enquirer.
Vacancy Filled.
To fill the vacancy in the schoN
ship from the Fifth Congress^
lal district caused by the declition
of Mr Strain, Gov. Mcreeney
yesterday appointed Mr.
F Owens of Rock Hill. Mr.
vens is a bright young man aod
is among the original applicants
3m his district for th? scholar,
ip.?The State, 3d.
lOO RKWAKD. 8IOO
rhe readers of this paper will be
?a*ed to learn that there is at least
e dreaded disease that science has
en able to cure In all its stages and
st is Cfctarrh Hall's Catarrh Care
the only positive cure now known
the medical fraternity. Catarrh be%
a constitutional disease, requires a
iistitutlonal treatment. Hall's Carh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting
rectly upon the blood and mucous
Traces or the system.thereby destroyI
the foundation of fbe disease, and
ring the patient strength by buildl
up the constitution and assisting
turein doing Irs work. The proIetors
have so muoh faith in Its
rat I ve powers, that they offer One
jndred Dollars for auy cast, thst it
If to cure. Send for list of teeti>nlale.
. .
\ddreee, J. P. CHRNKY * CO.,
ledo. O. Mr Hold by Druggists,
3.
ranted- An Idea