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v ~,.? ?U Oompauiou.] i ilE DETECTIVE. ?-?-? BY TONY PAS TOIL -3Q?d?0B Tho lnltor lounged around awhile, and ot lougth made nu excuso to speak to Trank. Agi in, had tho latter boon on his guard, us o detective would havo been, ho would havo rccogni/.od nt ouoo that n game was being played ngaiust him, and that ho was not to bo allowed to havo tho little conspiracy all to himself. Ham nd, like n shadow, glided into tho room, and, ulthough he appeared not to notice our hero, wa? watch iug every movement, liven this latter cir cumstance did not arouse Frank's suspicions. Ho did not notice that ho wo8 under Ilamud's keen, underhand surveillance, and iudulgcd tho delusion thnt he had not hoon Tcooguirod by that strange, individual. Frank was ongaged ia a friendly ooovorsa tiou with the Greek sailor, when a second uowoomer entered thc plaoo. Tho latter wai an Irish sailor, and he was nocompmied hy several other tars of valions nationalities. \< Kanaka Tom's place was u house of general resort, whore .siilor.s from ovcry clime were in tho habit of congrega ting, tho enhance of tho lat party did not exoite any attention. Tho lust gang wore ovideully io for sport, nod wctc. very noisy and boisterous-. ThoIrishman made hi msc) I particularly friendly with every man iu thc room, lin came forward und demanded that Krank and the Greek sailor should nhitko hands with him, and in a rough manner, lu crossed the room, and sought no acquaintance with llanmd. Th? lattci ohowed a great disinclination lo re?oive ?nj attention from thc Irish sailor, when tin latter administered a slap upon the dark faced Ilamud's luck, which sounded iiki thc snap of a loose sail in a galo ot' wind Ilamud's dari; eyes lighted with anger, am his ready baud fell lo his back, na tbougl about, to draw a kuife to resent a Rooming insult. As tho Irish tailor turned away however, and joined hi l e on p inion?;, tin bloody fraous which might have occur rec was averted. The Irish sailor's oompauiou nt length attempted to got him lo go away hut the poor fellow was terribly under tin influence of liquor, and very f.t"' born. Hi would tnt go. His com pa ni? .is, r.ftc having exhausted persuasion, and a show o fot CO, finally went ol? and left him. Th Irish sailor reeled around tho com mon rc OOption room of the hotel for n little while nnd then Bottled on a settee and soon fell <> into a maudlin slumber, lie had bet sleeping heavily for some limo, when sud' deniy tho low buz/, of oo?vor<tntiou whie1 hud been maintained botweeu Frau! Midgely and tho Greek sailor, resulted i loud and excited words. Tho oxeitemcu was displayed by tho Greek sailor. Frau' Midgely was cool and kept his seat, whil thc Greek had risen and won shaking hi ii.its in our hero's face. Thora was no on in the room hut ibo two inca who wer quarreling, llamud, and ibo sleeping iris sailor. Hows were of almost daily occur renee in Kanaka Tom's plaoo, r.nd scldot created much excitement outside of th parties actually engaged in it. }\uti Midgely'a manner indicated thut lie wt trying lo pacify thc Greek, but it waa ovj dont that the fellow was becoming more an moro excited. Frank roso from his sci and stalled to move away, when, Budden!; tho Greek sprang toward him with a knil in his hand. Frank, by a dextrous btov knocked ?ho fellow down. Tho ?tiilov wi on his feet in a moment, and uMido a sccon nish ;-.t our hero, when tho latter brougl him to bay by presenting a pistol at hm lu tho melee Frank changed his posilio so thal ho stood in liio center of tho roo with his back to llamud. Willi a noise less movement tho lotter rose from his sc: and stole toward him. Tho Greek ittlraoti Frank's attention, KO that ho was unawai of tho cat like approach of tho sssassi stealing bchinl him. liamud, Uko shadow, had approached, ami his troaohf. rous hand wis upraised, when suddenly dull thud sounded through *'ie room, uti tho slender limbed murderer fell lo ti floor, Frank stepped I mk while still (.?Ac tho Greek, when ho tripped > n tho body i rinmud. Ho foll over upon ll o (loot, wh< tho Greek sailor leaped forward lo ?.iii upc him, but u heavy blow on Iho head i>ei him sideways lo tho ground. It was li drunken Iri!i .sailor who hud,lolled hoi assassins. When Frank rose lo bia feet 1 saw tho Irishman drawing something fro tho bund of tho insensible llauiud. Ol hero WJS just about lo thank tho man, wi hud singularly Jost all appearance of druni cune:-:*, when, in ti familiar voice, ho hom tho words: "Wo mus? ?I Jo, Fi nk; things II getting hot!'' '.I'ho speaker waa Walton Sprague, tl detec!ive. "Heavens!" ?xolai?icd Frank, "is th you't"' "Come, my boy, it Vi all righi!" said ll dotcctivo. "I did not know,1' porais'od Fronk, tvl Was amazed (lint his friend in disguise hi been able lo deceive even him. Bl cps were heard approaching, and tl delco!ivo moved toward Ibo door, bcokunii Fran'.- io follow him. Aa tiiey ptissbd oi tiley mot Gie balance of tho brig's orow ju entering tho pine ;. CHA'?TKU XXV. TUE POIKONKD WKAI'OW. ?Wo must movo like lightning," whii pored ibo detective, ".?r we will bo haoki to mince-moat hy thnt Rang 'i<? soon ns tin discover what has ooouircd." Frank mid Spragito had proceeded lo than n hundred yardi when Ihn detective wordy ol' waruiog worn verified. Four i tho crew c?f tho bri;/ Oftitio rushing out Katinka Tom's placo. The doteoti' c! ut'died our hero's ann and .Vow him it) un alley wny. Tho night waa dark, end moment hiter I hey heard tho four cailo rusdi by. "Good!" ti id Ibo detective; "they o not seo us; we must l"j low awhile. ?? don't wi?h to bo hiding from poarnj Jiko u criminal!" ex ola i med Fran!: in tm In dignant fono. "Pfttionoe, my dear hoy. patience I Pri dont mon ao well akbrai>6 mai a/uat/s avoi a /ractm u-hca ikey can! Wo could gai no point, cvon if wo got tho better ol tims ohi.p.? in a lov.'." "Wo could hand thoui over to tho polioo." "Yes; and givo suoh notoriety to tho till?lo n ito ir that tho scoundrels would bo compelled to murdbi Lucy l'ulmcdo to hido a lesser orimo." Tho detective and Frank lay concealed in tho nlloy-wny for over on hour. Finally, they heard tho four sailors ropass and go toward Kanaka Tom's. "Now tho road is clear and wo will slip away," said tho detective. Tho two men reached their hotel without occident, when Frank asked: "How did you hnppou to bo on hand just in tho nick of lime to savo my life?" "I have been shadowing you every hour ??doce your Orst entrance into that placo." "Il is strange that I didu't roooguisoyou! Hut how did you happen to cuter just as you did?" ?'1 had been shadowing llatnud. And now [ will show you something curious and terrible," continued tho detective; and ho held toward Wink a long, slender piece of su d about tho heft of a daruing noodle, and as sharp ut tho point as a sewing needle, "What is that?" asked Frank. '.Tltat?ij a poisoned weapon, which that evihfaoed Hiitpud was about tu thrust into your buck, when I foiled him to tho floor with tho butt of nt) pistol. Frank could not avoid a shudder, as he contemplated tho mysterious weapon. A few days following Walton Spriigue an nounced that ibo time had arrived for them to pay u second visit to the brig. The de tret i ve lind roooived word that several strong? looking packages had been taken on bond, attende^ with the intimation that ii was not impossible that a female might have been concealed in one of them. An other aignilioant incident was the f<tct ilia tho brig hud been towed down into the bay mid Wita anchored oD the Stuten Islam sitora. A upy was on board of the tu; which steamed her down lo her new anchor age, and ho w.'s able to ascertain that thor w ? DO immediate intention to sail. Earl in tho evening the detective and our her took u carriage and crossed tho llnmiltoi Ferry to Brooklyn. From the ferry the} wore rapidly driven toward the Long Islam Hay village known ns Hay Ridge, off wilie1 tho brig Was anchored, mid, leaving th carriage at tho mouth of tho lane whic lends from the main road to the beach, the proceeded on foot. (Ju tho ridge overlooV lng tho beach, near the Steamboat lnndiu< is u hotel. Ai they turned from tho lan into the shore road they noticed a nutbbc of men coming from thc beach toward Iii thvern. They were talking in nu excite manner in a loreign language. Tho detcc live saw them just io tim? to draw Fran beneath tho shadow of a treo. "They are a portion of tho orow of tl brig," ho whispered, '.rho sai! or.? outored Ibo tavern, when ot f i iuds noticed a solitary ligure stealing b ovo.* tho verge of the ridge, with stoaltli and cautious movements. "That lit IT < t bc one of my men piping tl crow," whispered the detective; nod leavit his hiding place, lie approached tho crouc ing man. As ho dn w near, tho lunn, wi was evidently trying to ovoid obscrvatio moved down ibo bank. Sprague uttered ?ow .signal. It was instantly onswere and tho retreating UJUU came over into t road. "Is that you, my ninn?" n:ikod the dett live. "Ayo, nyc!" was the tinnier from t tiver pirate cr.ptain,"who bad been of KU excellent service upon thc occasion of t former visit to thc brig. "Who has gouo tutu thc lavoru?" asb Sprague. '.The majority of thc crew of tho bri? "Who :.; on board?" "1 think only thc watch, and posr.il ono or two of tho crew." TL; defectivo began to revolve HCTC plana in his mind, Lt was his object keep li.o men from going on board aga ui.lil ho had mudo his purposed search tho vessel from f.ltiui Lo stem. As prei ously i ti ti mated, u terrible suspioiou I entered tl..! detective's mind, as to tho t b usin?es tho biig was engaged in. Tb had been institu?es ho know where a tri worse (hau that of thc Afrioau Javo I ) :n deli otcd one.' or twice within tho 1 , j . vious yeats, ti ucl it was his idea that brig was destined aa one of these float horror*. ' Now many nun havo you?" Sjraj ."..s!:f?. "Sis betides myself," wai thc reply. "1 wish wo could invent any plan to sure thc keeping of ihc members of t crew from attempting to go ubo^rd, would like to Rvoid a light if 1 could." '.ft could he dono," said the pir captain, ' if wo could only got tho hindi of thc tn vein lo woik with us." j The tavern keeper's house adjoined saloon. Tho detective knew that the la could have no iotorost with tho crew, ; would most Ijkely full into any soborne w li ; ight bo tel to work. The question \ llo'.i could Ibo landlord bc seen? It already niter midnight, Sprague siro j lui ard I lit tri 'ern and stopping upon piay.v.t y ., ed through thc olosi I biii There wi ut loasl a dozen of tho c iscmhled ;.i tho coin mon barroom, whi lilian,evidently (ho proprietor, WAH bel tho bar titleiiding lo llu-ir wants. 1 i tailors apparently hud no immediate hil 1 lion of returning lo (heir vessel, as par thom wei'o ploying dominoes, while I ba In nco Vvcro throwing dice over tho ll fsolviug upon a wild soheino ibo dotoc returned und bold a few moments' const lion with tho river pirate captain rind Fri whon all three moved down tho sleep L toward tho rocky shore. At a KIIOII dUb up tl? ! beaoh, they came to a point wlu small itnusod doo!; extended out into water, (?oil.g upon tho dock, ibo i pirate OD ptain uttered a low signal, who boat, en pt out from under tho dook li snail orowling from it:; diell. Six men \ in tho bo il, and when ordered they run (>?(.'> (ho bcooli and stepped ashore, detective'ii design ni once booamo appal [fo oomtnoticotl exchanging diff?rent y of olothiog with dlfforont incu.bers of parly. As, tho river pirates woro drcssod r| vor boatmen, Sprague was soo? a bio to ci himself uo (hat ho presented tho appear of a bay fisherman to tho life. lin rigged him ojf ho oxchnngud n few i wof'dd wtyh tho livor pinito c?ptalo, tl?en started buck alono toward tho tnv Ho rapped 'Mildly bul received no nos For a moment only di 1 he permit this I obstnclo to OftUSO him any disoouragom Oil APTER XX Vi 1 A DETECTIVE TUTS A WHOLE OREw*" TO SLEEP. ( Tho detective rapped loudly, iu fuct ROlually "banged" ot tho door liko o mon who wits determined to bo heard. At length n voice- from tho insido called: .'Who's Ibero??' "Opou tho door!" "I uni oloscd for tho night." "That won't go down; you have company inside, Dud I want to como iu." "You uaonot come in to night, I tell you. I om closed, aud I will not opou for any one." Tho dotcctivo ngaiu commenced to bang at tho door. Again a voice from tho inside culled: "You may bang away as muoh na you please, but 1 toll you no ouo sha'l get in hero to night." "I'll bang tho door down if you do not open it " "If you Jo not go away 1 will oomo out there aud bang you for making such a rum* ! pus." The latter action was just what the offiocr desired, and he was continuing his attaok upon tho door, whoo suddouly, a baud wits laid upon his shoulder. "Here, what do you mean making ? row around hore at such an houri"' ouinc thc inquiry, in an angry voice. "Who are you?" "1 aiu tho man who runs this hotel, and if you do not start, I'll run you down ou tho dock and overboard." The landlord, instead of opening thc door, had gone around thiough a rear en tronco, and lind come to the front piazza feeling that if he did not opon the door th? mau might force au enirauce. He though it was a drunkcu man he had lo deal with and the detective had encouraged ?;ueh ar idea; but now, when they stood face to face hid manner changed entirely. "Say, boss," ho exclaimed, "just 'wall this way with me a moment. I have some thing to say te you." An he spoko he produced o dark l?utern and showed his shield as nu officer. "Ah, hal" exclaimed tho landlord, you'n a 'cop' in disguise." "1 am a detective attending to my busi ness, and any man w':o interferes with m does so at his owu risk, ns 1 havo a posso o moo ready to answer my signal " "Who are you after? Ono of those sailor in there?" "No; I nm after iuformation which wish to got from them." "What do you waut with mc?" "I want you tulay in with Tue, and mak out that you aro acquainted with me." "You want to play ol? as a fisherman?" "Yes." "AU right! I am tho man to twist yoi I used to bo on thc force myself once." "1 am going for a big stake, ned if yo help me to pull (brough all right you wi bo u hundred dollars liokcr to morrow uiorr ing." Thc landlord chanced to be just in tin financial condition that a hundred dolla ready cash was liko saving hioj from ruii and he said: "Vou can rely on roc; I havo no gamo i with them tar greasers inside." diving the landlord some further instru tions, the detective rc-commenced his attiu on the door, and a fow seconda later tl voice from tho inside culled out: "If you don't go away from there I ;;cod a bullet through the door." "i'ou wouldn't shoot un old frieud, wou you?" called thc detective, "Who aro you?" "Why, don't you know my voice?-' "Is it Hank Kundat!?" "Why, of conree it is" "Why in thunder didn't you say so?" a: thc next moment tho bolts were ?lipo aside, end the detective staggered into t bar room. As thc landlord appeared to know hi and as he locked Hbo an ordinary fishermt he only received a passing .'-Otico ?rom I sailors. Ho lotrt no time in proeecdi about the business he had in iii.*1'-'' 1 observed the bottle thc sailors were drin*' from, and managed to indicate fl)ly to t landlord that he wunted to drink out of t same hoi tlc. When that bottle went b:? to its place ou tho shelf behind the bar was doctored. A few moments paaned, a the sailors took their drink all round fr? tho same bottle, and ?a tho seeming drunken fisherman uaw them dose ? pecul smile played over his taco. At once became moro rcokless iu his bchuvi talked loud, and did not appear to caro any oue. A few minutos passed, nod c after another of tho sailors began to ya and rub their eyes. Thc smile upon i detective's face broadened into a gonn grin. Two or three of tho men stretel out like drunken men, and dropped asleep, At thc same moment there cam rup at the outside door. Tho landh lookid toward tho detective to iuqu whether he should ope*1 it or not, 1 offioor nodded affirmatively. Thc door i opened, and Ilamud, the slender, duik e; assussiu entered. Thc man was not disguise os a common sailor, as he had b in Katinka Tom's place. Hatnud ndvan and spoke to one of the Bailors, Thc fell made no reply, but. nodded in al. ' mandi sleepy manner. The black eyes of Hani ll'i shed with anger. Ile shook tho m but wa? met iu tho same way. With number of strongo words falling from mouth in rapid BU.06C8.S?OU, iltituud pas to different mei). Ho found them all lie supposed, helplessly drunk. Han advanced to the bar, and in broken Engl! which it would have required a pnieti linguist to understand, he abused tho hu lord for making bia men drunk. Thc la lord protested ho had nothing to do with as ho had only furnished thc fellows v, what they bad called for. Tho tav keeper waa astonished at tho sailor's con (son, an ho know nothing about tho pow which had been put in tho bottle by dotcctivo, to drug thom, liiimud loft tavern. Tho delectivo followed until saw a coach drawn to tho side of tho b under tho shadow of a large tree. lian opened thc door of tho coach and conver in a lovr tone tor n few moments with sr ono inside. Tho dotcctivo oould not anything of thc driver. After a momo conversation Ilamud turned from tho o ringo, nnd n man stepped from tho la whom thc dotcctivo instantly recognized Aldemn. Tho two men wiillcod down tow I ho besch. Wnlton iSprnguostepped bob a tren, and waited until they lind pttM A suspicion flashed through his mind, ho was determined to investigate tho mat Thc moment Ilamud and Aldoma pas \ i^Miiwwi ninnim m-M wi imi wini? null -lia ? III |I "im beyond Bight, tho dotcotivo advanced rapidly toward tho ooaoh, opening tho door, end throstiug his dark hinten? iusido, tho form of a girl was rovcaicd. '.Who aro you," ho asked. Ho received no answer, but observing a movement on tho part of tho female, ho placed his hand upon hor and drew her toward him, Eo that his light flashed in hor faco. CHAPTER XXVII. TUB PUK Y SNATCHED FROM THE YEUOE OF ll (JIN. Tho reason that the officer had not re ceived nuy answer to his query was at once explained. The girl, who wus young and beautiful, was gagged, and also bound hand and foot. The detective's blood boiled with indignation os he removed the gag, and cut thc cords whioh hound tho mysterious prisoner. He bud just succeeded in doing so when he imagined ho hoard approaching steps, and advancing toward thc approaching man, found it was not, as ho had feared, llamud, but Frank ?'Heavens, Franki" ho exclaimed, "thcro is terrible work going on! I have just found a beautiful girl, bound and gagged, in that coach.'' '?Who is she?" asked Frank, in an ex cited and trembling voice, as ho advanced toward the coach. "It is not Lucy, but, by George, wc huvc proof that we are. on tho right track. As they approached thoy saw tho young lady step out upon the road. The detective stepped toward her, Vf hon thc girl attempted to scream. "Do not scream," cautioned tho detective, "it was I who released you. We are friends, and you ?rc safe. Come this way." Ho led thc girl down tho la?o n few step?, and then around psst tho stables, behind tho hotel. Up to this moment ho had asked no questions; he now Baid: "How was it I found you bound and gagaed in that carriage?" "1 nm thc victim of tho most horrible perfidy and treachery," said ibo girl, whose language betrayed that sho was refined nnd cultured lady. They were standing in auch a positiou that they commanded a view of thc lane, and before the girl could complete her relation tho detective saw a figure moving up tho laue. "You stay by tho girl, Frank, '"he said and then moved stealthy toward thc man, who was walking up tho lauo toward thc conch. Thc night was dark, and tho bod of the road was covered hy a deep layer of sand, ao enabling n person to move along in its center in a noiseless manner. Thc detect ive ?tolo swiftly behind the man, and, when nea? enough for his purpose, spoke. Tho man turned, but before ho was fully around thc dotcotivo was upon hi tu, and had borne him to the grounds Within ?ho same moment tdo dexterous officer clapped tho handcuffs on thc fellow and had him at his mercy. Tho prisoner proved to be Aldoma. | Tho fellow made no outcry, evidently being I so paralyzed with astonishment that bc could not havo cried out, eveu if bc had wanted to. (TO DB CONTINUED NEXT WEEK ) Upright walking is auro walking. 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THE undersigned 1ms oponed n Tnilor Shop in Wost Union, whore ho will tuko plea*uro in waiting upon ountomors. Ho cuts and mnkos garmonts in tho boat and latest stylos. Also, renovates nnd ont? for custo mers. A. J. W. LANI). Nov. 1, 1877 ?(J-3m MCHAHD tOZER'S" CITY MACHINE WORKS. MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE ANO STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS FOUNDRY WORK IN IRON AND BRASS, TT S3 35 BC S BB Bi B? ? ?& IB BC A fi? K BS S. Nov 30, 187G 3 ly ESTABLISHED IN 1850. M O H M Y M i OLDEST DRUGI STORE i In tho Comity. M A I JV S T R JJ E T, WALHALLA, S- ?" Sept Ll, 1877 43.ly Senator-J. W. Livingston. Representatives- J S Vernor, B F Sloan. Clerk of the Court-.Tossc W Stribling. Judge of Probate-diehard Lewis. Sheriff Coroner-ll K Norman. Auditor-C. Vt. Watson. Treasurer-II. S. Parchar. School Com missioner-M ti Dendy. Jury Commissioner - A. Brcnnccko. Count i/ Commissioners-Thomas Bibb, R S Rutledge S M Orawlbrd. Trial Justices-U A ll Gibson, S ll Johns, B Prank Sloan. W A Kin?. Intendant Walhalla-,] W Stribling. War dens: C L Heid (! Wondolkon, A Bronocko I* V Waller, I) Riemann S K Bondy. Intendant West Union-I PMiokl?r. Ward ons: I K Hunter, B S.James, Jacob Schroder. James Wright. Postmaster Walhalla-J ll AV Johnston. SCHEDULE: P"W2 %WP*, Greenville and Columbia Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Passongcr Trains run daily, Sundays ex cepte.', connecting with Day Trains on Si.utii Carolina Mailroiid up und down. On and after Monday, July Ki, 1877, thc (ulloffing will bc the schedule: Ul?. Leave Columbia at 12 45 p in A lston nt 2 85 p m Nert berry at 3 43 p ni Hodges at G ?l) p in belton at 8 80 p m Arrive at Urccnvillo 10 00 p m DOWN. Leave Greenville at 5 30 a m Belton at 7 20 a m Hodges ut 8 f>7 a ni Ablon nt 1 Of) p m Arrive ut Columbia 2 50 p m DOWN. Leave Wal h ?i I la nt I 15 n m Perry ville at 5 00 a ni Pendleton at 5 40 a m Anderson at ti 30 n ni Arrivo at Helton 7 10 a in Ul'. Leave I' v,'o.i at 8 30 p m Anderson ai 9 20 p tn Pendleton at 10 10 p in I'o.Tvvillo at K) 40 p m Arrive nt \Vuh:!>l,{' il1 11 ir> P Laurens llrnnoh "iV/dns leave i'boton nt 0.00 a. m. and loavo Now herr j :5-,)u 1?- ".. 0,1 *WC3' ?lays, Thursdnys and Sit turing's. Abbeville Branuh Train oonucutH nt Ifodgv1' with down and up train daily, Biinui'ys ex OCptcd. THOMAS DO DA M H AD, General Superintendent JAMS?. NORTON, JU., Cen'l Ticket Agent South Carolina Rairoad. 0HANOli OK Soil li DU Lb!. Coi.UMIliA, July ll, 1877. On and after Sunday, 15th, Passcngci Trains will run as follows: FOR COLUMBIA. i Day Tra i ns-Sunday morning oxoeptod.) Leave Charleston ut 5 45 a m Arrive nt Columbia at 12 15 pm (Night Train-Sunday night excepted,) Leave Charleston ut 8 15 p ni Arrive ut Columbia at 7 15 a m Foll AUGUSTA. (Day Train-Sunday morning oxoepted.) Leave Charleston at 9 00 a m Arrive ut Augusta at 5 00 p m (Night Train-Sunday night excepted.) Loavo Charleston at 7 15 a tn Arrive at Augusta ut 8 00 a m Foll CHAIM.KKTON (Sunday morning excepted.) Leave Columbia nt 8 15 pm Arrive ut Charleston nt 10 00 p m Loavo Augusta at 8 80 a m Arrivo at Charleston nt 4 20 p in Night Train. Loavo Columbia nt 7 00 a tn Arrive at Charleston at (j 10 a m Loavo Augusta Ht 8 15 p in Arrive ut Charleston nt 7 20 a m S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. S. B. PICKKNS, (jcn'I Ticket Agent. Atlanta nnd Charlotto Air Lino Railway, Which wont into ctfibot July 4th, 1877: Passenger Train Rast. Leaves Atlanta nt 4 00 p in Arrivo nt Nore rosa at 4 57 p in Toccoi at 8 22 j? m i Westminister at 0 15 p m Seneca Orty nt 9 40 p vat Contra! nt IO 15 p tn Kasley nt 10 48 p ni Greenville nt ll 20 p ni Spartnnburg nt 12 54 o in Charlotta ot 4 1? a m Arrivo nt N. C. Junction nt 4 20 n m freight Train East. . . Loaves Atlanta nt 7 15 nm Toocon nt 8 46 pm Westminister nt 5 15 pm' Seneca City at 6 05 p m Centrnl at 5 30 n mN Greenville at 7 40 n m Spurtanburg n*. ll 80 n m Arrive at Charlotta i G 10 p m Passenger T West. Leaves N. G. Junctiou at 7 00 p m Charlotto nt 7 10 p m Arrive nt Gustonia nt 8 06 p m Spartnnburg at IO 45 a in Greenville at 12 33 a m Central at 1 47 a m Seneca City ot 2 20 a in "Westminster at 2 47 a m Tocooa at 8 19 n m Arrive nt Atlanta at 8 45 a'm /.Wight Train West. ? Leaves Charlotte at 7 00 a m' Spartnnburg nt 1 45 pm Greenville at 4 50 pm Central nt 7 00 n tn Seneca City nt 0 05 a m Westminster at ? 50 a tn Tocooo at 8 30 a tn Arrive at Atlanta ot 5 2.0 p tn ATLANTA TO EASTERN CITIES' VIA PIEDMONT AIR LINS?. Leave Atlanta at 4 OO pun Arrivo nt Charlotte 4 12 n in Danville 10 30 a in\ Richmond 4 48 puv\. Washington, 1). C., ( % vic. R.,F. &P.11. 9 55 p m Baltimore ll 80 p m Philadelphia 3 25 a ui Now York 7 00 a m Uostou S "0 p m Leave Atlanta 4 00 p m Arrivent Charlotte 4 12 am (via Vir;/in ia ?Midland liotttc.) Arrive at Danville 10 30 a m Lynchburg 1 !50 p m. Washington City 0 45 p m Hui ti moro ll 30 p m Philadelphia 3 25 a ni Now York 7 00 a m Doston 8 30 p tu CONNECTIONS. At Atlanta, with thc Atlanta & New Orleans Short Lin*, (A. & W. Pt. ll. lt.) and Rennern? Route, W. & A. lt. ll.) for nil points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arknn MUS, Texas and thc Northwest. With thc Central lloilroid of Georgin, for Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and nil points in Southwestern Georgia and Florida. >.} With thc Georgia Railroad for Augusta, Charleston, Port Royal nr.d Savannah. At Lula, Ga., with tho Northeastern Rail road, for Athens, On. At Seneca, with thc Dino Ridge Railroad for Walhalla and Belton, S. C. At Greenville, S. C., with thc Grcenvilc & Columbia lt lt. At Spartanburg, with tho Spartnnburg, Union & Columbia Railroad, with tho Spartnnburg & Ashevillo Railroad, foi* Tymn Mountain, connecting here with stalins for Flat Kock, Henderson ville, < Asheville, ?nd Warm Spring, N C. A uno nod Well finished hotel at thc foot of this mountain. At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan ville Railroad, for all points North, Fist nnd West, and for Virginia Springs. With tho Carolina Contrai Railroad for.. Wilmington arni intermediato points. G. J. FORKACRI'?, General M a nacrer. W. J. HOUSTON, Gcn'l Pitas. <fc Ticket Agent. ?O ri*! cw - Aug 2, 1377 Iff' O XT T S CKLKHKAT"D Horse and Cattle Powders, Tais pr?paration, lonfr and favorably known, wilt thoroughly rc-invlgorato broken down and low-spirited horses, by nicnnilu-Hint; mid cleansing tho' Stomach and Intestines. It iii n miro preventivo of all dlsennrs' ?'.iriVswl incident to this (mirani,Bach 03 LU.S'U I'KVER, OLANDEES, YKI.l.OW "' ua*,UrtW WATER. HEAVES, COUOHS, DIS. TKMPKR, t'KVKUH, b'O MN li KR. LOSS OF APPETITE ANO VITAi! KNBRflY, ko. Its uso improves tho wind, increase? tho nppctltc pl ves a smooth und , lossy ?kin-and transforms tho miserable lucieton ___ iutoaiiuc-lookin^andsplritcd hor?c. \ \ To keepers of Cows this prepare M^?rw??--. *Ion,\t ?"vMunl.le. It ls a sure prc Vt'T?i?V?T? yonUveagalort Rinderpest, Hollow W'Cr'u?l? "<?rV,c- ban been proven hy .\\/-?f 'H?M ncl""1 ??Pfrlmeht ?o increnso tho AVtf / >-\fi)l,B,fl"f,"l"y ?f ""Uk nnd cream twenty for.cunl- (l,,<1 *Tko Hm ?'utter flriii - A*'^ ftn,i BWCot. jn f, i .oninK cattle, lt piveg them nn app?tit?, : sens their hide, and mukes ItonUitJVoiauoh futter. _ .Os lil nil diseases of Swlno, mich as Coughs. Uk-cra tri thc Lunga. Mvof,Ao.,tManrllolencta "u*"3>yKCTin Mnspcelflo. Hy putting front on?, half a piper to n \n\>cr In a barrel of twill tlionlx>vndii<raso3 will tw<erftdl. cited or entirely prevented. lr ri wu lu time, a ccrlnln preventivo ?nd euro fur tho Ho? Cholera. DAVID E. TOUT.,Proprietor, B A I? TIM O III], Md. ?Ol?1 by Oru,'o?ls(Hnn?mtorekee))orHthrouKlii' .Ut tho ?UllcU?Utos, Uanaila aila tt.Ainol lc?l I Moy3,lS77 24 ly