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SCIIKDI'I.K NO. 3. i
ell'ect 1*201 a m, Sunday, 1 Mt.
BETWEEN
[tamden, K. and Shelby, X. ('. .
? Daily. Kxcept Sunday ? i
est 1st class passenger Kasi.32.
in. 1 cave Arrive a. in
4?? Co mil'H 12 10 '
On DeKaib 11 .'17
17 Westville 1 I 25
45 Kershaw Hi 10
05 Heath Hpiings 10 57
in Pleasant Hill in 52
.'in Lancaster 10 35
45 Riverside 10 20
55 Springdell in In
05 Catawha Junction Kiimi
35 Rock Hill 0 40
nil Tirzah 0 111
2n Yorkville 8 55 !
2H lllackshurg 7 55
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ELTWBBN
lack.-hurg, S. (!, anu Marion, X. C.
? Daily, Kxcept Sunday ?
est 11. 2d class, ir.ixed. Knst 12 |
rv? I * * -' ~ ?
i... mrivr |i ill I |
in Blackshurg 0 40 i
30 Earl.i ti 20
4o Patterson Spring 0 12
'20 Shelby 6 (Ml
2") Henrietta 4 20
50 For eat ( Ity 3 50
15 Rutherfordton 3 25 i
05 Tlieruutl City 2 41
2-5 Glenwood 5 20
50 Marion 2 00
M. I'. M. ,
OAFFNEV DIVISION. t
? Daily, Except Huntlay ?
West, lit class, passenger. East.
5 15 14 16
m. a m. Leave Ar lve a in. p in ]
30 6 00 Hlacksburg 7 45 6.15
45 6 20 Cherokee Falls 7 30 6 20 '
oo 6 40 Oatruey 7 10 0 05 ;f
MAM AM P M | 1
Trains Now. 32 and 33 connect at
acksburg with trains on the Ualliy
Division.
Train No 32 connects at Camden *
ith the Charleston Division of the i
mthern Railway for all points south.
Train No. 33 leaving Camden at 12.- 1
p* m.. going West, makes cminec* <
in at Lancaster, H. C? with the L
C R R, at Catawba Junction with
erl A L, going North; at Rock Hill 1
th the Southern Railway going 1
Wth. ;
Train No 11 connects at Blacksburg ^
th the Houthern Railway from the
>uth. At Mariou, N with the |
uthern Railway going West.
Samuel Hunt, A. Tripp,
President. Hupt.
B. B. Lumpkin, Gen. Pass. Agt.
\THOlTSANI> TONOUKS. |]
Coui(i not express the rapture
>f Annie K Springer, of 1125
Howard St., Philadelphia, Pa., ? .
vhen she found that I)r King's
Sew Discovery for Consumption
lad completely cured her of a tl
lacking cough that for many years ;l
lad made life a burden. All j
>ther remedies and doctors could
?ive her no help, but slie says of
his Royal Cure?"it soon re* P
noved the pain in my chest and 1 p
Min now sleep soundly, something
1 can scarcely remember doing a
sefoie. I feel like* sounding its
praises throughout the Universe."
So will every one who tries Dr
King's New Discovery for any j t<
rouble of the Throat, Chest or s|
Lungs. Price 50c and $1.00. u
Trial bottles free at Crawford .
Bros Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed. e'
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SUAMROCK H AS IIAUD DUCK v
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Loses Her Topmast and the Race ^
does br Default.
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New York, Oct 17 ? Soon after NV
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ho starting of the yacht race to
lay the.Shamrock was disabled bv &
ier top mast being carried away.
The Columbia, according to the
igreement, continued over the I'1
oursc ami crossed the finish line |
it 2.37.17. She finished almost c'
wo hours within the time limit. I l'
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Shower of Meteors. I P
Prof .1 K Keen, of Columbia
iniversity, predicts the regular c
13-veurs meteoric shower on Nov
13 or 14 of this year. Ho says ''
;hat it will come after 12 o'clock ?'
)f one of the nights stated. There P
ire a great many old people who r'
remember the shower of 1S33 ?
ind a number of comparatively ''
i'oung ones who remember that of 11
lSthl. If tho calculation turns out
correct, the shower of 1S09 will n
be well worth setting up for.
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100 KMVAKI), SiMiO <>
The readers of tit in paper will he
pleased to learn that iliere is at least i.
>ne dreaded disease that science lots
heen a le to cure In all its siHges ami II
hat is fVturrh Hall's Catarrh Pure T
a the only positive eure now known 11
<? the medical fraternity < atarrh he- ^
"n ' constitiitiomil disease require* a
oiistuuiiooHltreHtin. nl Hull's (a H
'arrli (Jure is taken internally, noting .<
lir-etly upon the blood an roueous
ni'mees of I he system t hereby destroy- u
' g I lie foil 11dal ioii ot /he disease, and
living the patient strength by build- ft
t'g tip the constitution and assisting 1,
i am re in doing is work The proprietors
have much faith in it.- t<
Urative powers. tha? tliey offer One
Hundred Hollars for any east that it
ail,- to cure. Sen for list of teati- 0
nonlala
Address, J v t'UKN'KV ?fc to. C
Toledo (). fcyr->/|,l hy I)-?ggi-lH. (
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He's a Cuiitractor. tl
Him ? What s your business ? ?
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Flam?Debts.? Sketch Hits. t(
S'ntice to Oel>(4>rs and Creditors M
of I? M. IM.vlcr, Deceased. h
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\ 1/1/ Persons indebted to the estate ,
of 1* M Pi, Ier, deceased will
oine forward at once and make -eltie- y
nent with the undersigned. Persons
laving claims against said estate will "
resent them, duly verified, to the ..
inderaigued.
W. H PLYLER, e
Geo. W PLYLER.
Executors. *
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LANCASTER AND CHESTER v
RAILWAY.
JETWBEN CHESTER ANO LANCASTER.
Schedule in effect Daily except Humlay
on and after Kept 11, lSttS. >
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WESTBOUND I EAST BOUND. I
S'o's. 14 and 10. | No's. 17 and 16* ,
AM. P M. A At. p M j
I55 5M Ar Cheater Lv 11 OU 7 00
>07 5 07 liicliburg 11 38 7 45 i !.
15-'> 4 55 Bancombville 11 52 7 55
P M
183 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 16 ^
1.00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 50 8 56 ,
Connects at Chester with Southern
Ftoi'iway, Heaooard Air Line arid Car>llna
and North-Western Hallway. f
Connects at Lancaster with the Ohio
Itiver A Charleston. I
Leroy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, S. C. J
i M Heath, O. P. A., ,
W H Hardin, V P and Aud., Chester <
Wanted An Idea SSSsS
low ?1,.'U0 was Raised for the
Kpwort.h Orphanage.
lie State, 1 Stb inst.
''The widow's chain." Like
le widow's .nito of old it was a
token of love, and a wonderful
leasing has followed the gift.
A pretty little story has been
oing the rounds this summer. A
athetie story, a story of a widw's
saclilice for the homeless, of
widow's love for the motherless.
On a trip in the latter part of
une, Rev G 11 Waddell, superin ndent
of Kpworth orphanage,
poke some words of truth about
lat institution which sank deep
ito a widow's heait. She want
d to do something for the mothrless
little ones in the home pro
ided for them in Columbia by
in good Methodist people of the
tate.
But she had nothing to givo.
ex, she did. There was a gold
atch chain. The jeweler had
lid her it was worth ?20 as old
old.
When Mr Waddell came back
) Columbia, a tiuiid, pathetic
'tter from one unknown reached
ill). It enclosed the gold watch
bain. The good woman said
nit she wanted to ib? ?r?metlim.?
V
nil she knew not wlint else to
ive.
No tongue can ever tell how
ear to her was that trinket,
lasped around her neck, she said,
y her husband when she was a
i'idc. The priceless lov<? ?f a
ure woman! (Jold cannot buy a
em so precious! What tender
^collections, what hallowed memries
must cluster around that
ttle chain, linking her love to
lie remembrance of the past.
Hut she gave it up for the
lotherless little ones.
When Mr Waddell related the
Lory of the chain to the directors
f the orphanage, Mr Henry C
trauss,?of Yorkville, said, "Here
< $20. Find out the name of the
ood woman and return it to
er." Others of the trustees
ontributod to the redemption of
lie chain. And thus was started
iio chain fund, which has grown
ntil Mr Waddell has received ?iu
11 ?l,.'H0.0O. No .more contriutions
to the fund will be solici3(1.
Mr Waddell knew the postotlice
f the unknown benofacties. The
hain came from Walterboro.
)ne of the teachers at thoorphango
spent part of the summer iri
hat town, and she with many
thers sought to probe the identi
y of the benevolent widow; none
/ore successful. At last the pas[>r
of the church has succeeded,
lo well did Mrs Sellers keep the
ecret of her gift that not even
ier own daughter was aware of
/hat she had done. Mr Waddell
las returned the chain to the good
iridow, who is no doubt untaxed
t the wonderful good she has unonsciously
wrought. Here is un
xample to make charitablo Chrisiuns
more benevolent, and to stir
he latent pocket nerve of pew
varmers.
I ll AT I IIKOHHI NO II KA I)
ACIIK
Would quickly leave you, if
;ou used 1 >r lvingss New Life
'ills. Thousands of sufferers
lave proved their matchless merit
or Sick and Nervous Headaches,
rhoy make pure Mood und strong
lerves and huihl up your heulth.
Oasy to take. Try them. Only
55 ets. Money back if not cured.
50UI by Crawford Bros Druggists.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
pHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE notice
1- that the Registration books will
>e open, at the court house, for the
egl?tr?tion of parties etil itle<l t?? reg
star under the Constitution, on th?
at Monday in each month, until M
lays preceding t> e next general eleo
Ion
W O A PORTER.
Chairman Board Registration LC
Lancaster. H O
Dec 6 1898.
orzrs PAUSES FOR A
REPLY.
Says Ho Hus More and Worso
Charges to Come.
Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, S C, Oct 1(??Oussts
today concluded his "series one"
on the dispensary and says he has
a lot more in reserve. In the
course of his paper today he says
"a good hunter never gets out of
ammunition. In timo of war it
is not wise to shoot all your lmllets
even at an enemy on the run.
1 do not intend to give the dispensary
conspirators a chanco to
work the persecution dodge on
the public and try and obtain
public sympathy by diverting the
public attention from the serious
charges I have made.
"I have said enough for tho
present and will suspend my
"revelations." 1 have plenty
more ammunition. In fact 1 have
I not tired my heaviest guns. There
I is much more 1 can say which
I would prove ns interest! gas what
1 I have already said. Hut I have
made serious charges against the
dispensary conspirators and have
furnished proof. It is up t<? them
anil I can wait on them. If they
remain silent they plead guilty.
If they answer I will further prove
what 1 have already claimed and
put some new burdens on their
shoulders. I am ready for them;
first come, first served.
Then follows a review of the
'charges. "This/1 continues Mr.
Ouztx, {4hiiiig? tliG matter acpiarely
up to the attention of Governor
McSwecnoy, who has a chance to
signalize his administration hy attempting
to purge the hoard of i18
unworthy members, the majority
faction. The statements I have
made are true; they have not
even been contradicted, much less
controverted, I think furnish the
governor sufficient ground for a
request for the resignation of tho
men against whom 1 have made
these charges. If he is not satistied
as to the proof offered he can
obtain more. He is the execut'vj
head of the government und he
should see that all its branches
are clean. If thoy are not, they
should he lopped off and the public
will sustain und endorse the
man who thus acts. 1 hare now
passed the whole matter up to the
goyernor und the people await his
action "
I
"Wot are you hreathin' so
hard for, Mike f" asked the man
who found an Irishman sitting on
the roadside, blowing like a loeoI
motive. "A. shoemaker run me
onto' town for most ?r mile,'*
replied Mike, between puff. "Wot
riled him ?" "lie runs a quickrepair
shop, and fie <*ot mad hecause
()i handed him a couple of
boots heel and a shoestring, an'
told him Oi'd call fer tho shoes in
half'n hour."
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t inier No Obligation.
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On returning from the barn
caily one morning tho old man
found his wife in tears.
"Wha* chor crying about, Me
! | lissy f" he inquired.
"'Nother?one?uv our dar1
ters?was stole las' night," sho
"The red headed unf" he asked,
laconically.
"Yost?pore Mag?she was the
heat gal?''
"Hob Scattlos 1"
"Uv course; hasn't been no
other feller waitin' on her. Ain't
you goin' to purine after 'em an'
I arrest 'im ?"
"Uv course not," ho replied,
sternly. "I'm not under obliga!
tioni to help Hob Scuttles out of
no difficulty. Let him go ahead
and work out his sentence, same's
l'vo been adoin' fur the las' 40
years."