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O, Be Not the ?irat. O, bo uot ibo first to discover A. blot oo the f J tn o of a friend, A flaw io the fui th of a lover, Whoso heart may provo truo to tho cod. Wo DODO of US know ono another, Aod oft into orror we fall; Thoo lot us speak well of our brother, Or Spook not about him at nil. A smile or a sigh tuny awaken Suspicion inobt false and undue; And thus our bolief may bo shaken In hearts that aro honest and truo. How often tho light smile of gladness Is worn by tho friends that wo moot, To cover a soul full of sadness, Too proud to acknowledge defeat. How often tho sigh of dojeotiou ts heaved from tho hypocrite's breast, To parady, truth oud offcotiou, Or lull a suspicion to rest. How often tho friends wo hold dearest, Their noblest emotions conceal; And bosoms tho purest, sincerest, Havo soorots thoy cannot roveal. Loavo baso minds to harbor susploioa, And small ones to trace out dofects Lot ours bo a noble ambition, For baso is tho mind that suspects. Wo nono of us know ono another, And often into errors wo fall, Thou lot spook woll of our brother, Or spook not about bim ut oil. UK Fusilan MK IN.-A little girl, who was left in charge of tho house by her moth er, with special warning against going into tho olosct containing certain good tilings, was found in tho forbidden closet pu tho lady's return. Vexed ut ber daughter's disobedience, she asked her if she knew who it was that tempted her to do wrong, "it was Satan,' said tho girl. "Then you should havo said: 'Get thee behind mo Sa tan," said tho lady. "So I did, motlier." replied the girl, "but then ho pushed mo into tho press." Fouit collisions within us many days, all iovolving loas of lifo, havo made railroad travel a matter to bo talked about for thc moment. Ono at Littleton, Moss., on Thurs day night, killed two men ; a second, noar Willimantio, Conn., on Friday night, killed five; a third, at Pitsburg, Pa., on Saturday uight, killed or fatally injured botween twenty and thirty; a fourth, near Stillman Valley, on tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. l'aul road, on Sunday evening, killed or injured ubout a dozen. None of these, however, will cause aa muoh anxiety in this city us the two collisions on tho Second and Third uvenuo elevated railroads, which show what eau happen in thc air, as on thc oooan, whoa traveling in fog.-N. Y. Sun. TUB LAROKST CITY IN TUB WORLD. London, according to a poper in thc Corn hill, is spread over ubout seventy squtiro miles. There is ono death there ovcry six minutes and ono birth ovcry four. Thc Growth of tho population is nt tho rato of 72 OOO a year, or 205 each doy. The total length of streets in London is about 7,000 miles; thoro oro built every year about 9,000 now bouses, by which thc length of thc streets is increased by twenty-eight miles. In tho goals there is an overage of 75,000 prisoners. Tho foreign residents of Lon don number about 100,000 ; but 37 per cent of tho whole population were boru out of tho city. A IIAUSII RETORT.-During tho last political campaign in Miohigan u wellknown lawyer of that Stale w is addressing un au dience composed principally of farmers, in Gratiot county. In order to win the cou fi deuoo of his hearers, he said : "My friends, my sympathies havo always been with the tillers of tho soil. My father was a practi cal fanner, and so was my grandfather be fore him. I was myself reared on a farm, and was so to speak, boru between two stalks of corn." Herc tho speaker was rudely interrupted by somo ono in tho audience, who exclaim ed : "A pumpkin, by jingo !" Fredorick Douglass, tho well-known odored Republican, has published a letter, in which he says that during his visit to North Carolina last week ho saw p.nd hc-ird enough to eon vince him that thc impression in tho North that there is a conflict between tho races in thc South is wrong, Ile says that ho was extremely pleased with his rcocptiou in Raleigh, and made hopeful of tho future of hie race in ths>t Stato by tho kind and friendly words ho heard from Governor Jarvis on thc occasion of tho colored people there assembled, nnd ho hails it ns a sign of the coining time when there will bo pcrfcot peace and concord between tho different races and colors of thc whole South. Venus nnd Jupiter aro now so situated with rcspeot to ono another that they form a peculiarly attractive feature of tho evening sky. Just after sunset, and long beforo tiny star, except Jupiter, becomes visible, Venus may bo seen, ns white and round asa drop of silver, shining through thc yellow haze in thc West. At the in ino timo Jupiter, rising in tho East, looks yet moro lustrour against thc dark background formed by thc earth's ndvatioing shadow. Thus tho two may bc watched for nu hour, tho ono rising whilo tho othor sinks, os if their steps were timed prooisoly togotbor. Every eye will readily ullow tho prcocdnnoo in brilliancy to Jupitor, who howovcr, only in his perihelion splendor is ablo to outshine tho brilliant Yonus. "No man will over prosper who has thc ourso of a ruined womnn upon him. Tho murderer of tho body eon bo tried nnd oxooutcd by tho world's Iws, but tho mur derer of tho soul is tried by hen von's law and tho execution is ns sure ns divino justice" Aunt llotsy said this os she foldod tho whito hands of n beautiful girl nnd put whito flowers and grcon leaves about tho mnrblo cold forehead. There was a tiny bnby besido tho girl mother. Tho houso was hushed nnd thoro was mourning such as few know. Half glad that thc mother and child woro dead tho rest of tho family must porform tho last sad oflloo of burial und bear tho family nharno. A haunted house! A ruined house! God tho nrohitcot and mnn the spoiler. Tho course is thoro, and tho dostroycr cannot escape. TUE LIKN S YB rio M.-A correspondent of tho Aiken (S. 0.) Journal and Review summarizes soino tho ovils of tho lioo sys tem in voguo with too immy Soutborn pion? tors, as follows : ''Thoro is a common opin ion that tho agricultural oondition of tho Soutii is improving ; that tho ootton planter is makiog money. Wo do not bcliovo it. Thoro is moro money io tho oountry, but it is not io tho hands of tho farmer. Wo ad mit that where a tuan owns a good farm, has suffioiont capital to stook it, to soouro tho best labor, to buy his own supplies and soil his orop whoo ho wants to, that ho oan by good management and economy tuake a good living aud enjoy tho most ind?pendant and agrcoablo lifo known to umn, oven with oot ton ot ten coots a pound; but if ho has to ront land, or ovou if ho own3 land and hos to gi vo a lion or mortgago to soouro his sup plica, buy fertilizers and bo. compelled to sell his cotton when pressed by his necessi ties, ho is nothing moro nor less than tho ten >nt at will of his creditors, and leads a dog's lifo. Now, thcro ?B no man who is at all conversant with this state of things throughout tho greater portion of tho Stoto who docs not know that tho ront system is ruining tho oountry, that tho lands oro wearing out, tho forces and houaca rotting down; that thcro is not provisions enough made in tho oountry to support tho population, and that no matter bow luuoh cotton is made on thc furm most of it goes into tho pocket of tho mcrohant, and through him to enrich tho Now York merchant and manufacturer." ROMANTIC RELIO,-Mr. Wm. J. Ran dolph, a resident of thin city, brought to tho Daily News office a ring with o history. It wus plowed up in 1821 a fourth of a mile North of tho battlefield of Cowpcna, in Spartanburg County. Several buttons of gold, 20 carat fine, bearing tho English cont of arms, and evidently from tho uniform of a British officer, wcro unearthed nt tho sume timo They were purchased by Mr. Jus. II. Randolph, and tho buttons given away ouo by one to distinguished friends, thc last having boen presented to General La Faycttc while ho waa a guest of thc Ran dolph family t.t Columbia in 1326. Thc ring was kept, however, and bequeathed to its present owner. It is plain gold, and largo size, 22 carat fine; and shows that it is probably tho lust existing remuant of soino long forgotten romance, the inscription be ing in tlie old Fullish fashion, "this und ye guier is your's forener, 1772." The hearts that beat nnd tho l.ps that met fondly over it wcro probably edd and dead long before its wcaror-n son maybe of those between whom it first passed - met his death from bullet or broad sword among tho wild Car olina mountains, thousands nf miles from thc scones once made beautiful by thc old nnd over rcpoatod story of lovo-Green ville News, OcLdjcrii PISTOLSAND WIIISKKY.-A sad scene occurred in thc Court house cu Wednesday evening last. James Robinson, indicted lor murder, w is brought before thc Court to bo arraigned. Ho was nocouipnnied by his wife and four childrcu, ono of them, tho youngest, in a dying condition. Just about tho time thc arraignment was to take place, thc little babe, ten months old, sank away and it was thought to bo dead. The wcopiug of thc parents caused tho post ponement of thc arraignment to thc following day. Tho child died that tiijjht in jail,and thc trial of tho lather prooecdod on the fol lowing day. Tho Court adjourned two hours at midday in order to give tho father tho privilege of attending the burial -Lan caster Led ff cr. Robinson was indicted for the murder of Meses Lucas, convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to two years nt hurd labor in the Penitentiary. Tho killing occurred August Otb, 1880. Whiskey and pistols. THE NATIONAL TICKET. ron pRRSinKNr or TUB USITRD STATUS WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, ron VICK I'RKSinKNT, WILLIAM H. ENGLISH. THE STATE^TICKET, For Governor: JOHNSON DA GOOD. For Lieutenant Governor: J. I). KENNEDY. For Comptroller General: J: C. COI!'. For Secretary of Stale: R. M. SIMS I'or Attorney General: LEROY F. YO DMA NS. For Superintendent of Education: HUGH S. THOMPSON. For Adjutant and Inspector General: A R TH UR M. MA NIG A UL '/'. For State Treasurer: JOHN PETER RICHARDSON. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: Al Largo-John L, Manning and Wm. Elliott. First District-?'J. W. Moise. Second District-C. //. Simonton. Third District-J. S. Murray. Fourth District-Cad. Jones. Fifth District-G. W. Croft. Comity Tioltot. For tho Senate: J. L. SH AN KLIN. For tho House of Representatives: S. P. DENDY, J. S. VERNER. For Clerk of Court: J. W. STU IB LING. For Sheriff: J. II. ROBINS. For Probato Judge: RICHARD LEWIS. For School Commissioner: ISAAC WICKLIFFE For County Commissioners: MILTON NICHOLSON, W. W. MOSS, GOTTLEB WANNER. Fer Congress: D. WYATT AIKEN. LADIES' STORE 0000 Just rc turned from Now York, where wo have purchased ono of tho largest and most attract!vo Stocks of Goods that has over been brought to this market. While tho goods aro arriving daily wo intend making no spe cial mention of them until next week, wheti they will all have arrived. Ko ?uro and read our adver tisement then. Respectfully, ?. L. KE?D & 00. September 23, 1880 0ALESMEN W?NTSft ^ Wc want Unod Men to foll Uigurs , 1 ? Vj to Deniers. $105 n Month' and ex- j d \J penses Samples freo. Out ihisJL? notice ont und send it with your application, also saud a 3 cent stamp to insure unswor. S. FOSTER & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. SeptomborO, 1880 13-lm Stute South Carolina. OOVNTV OW OOOrVRE. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Wm. A. Brackenridge, ct. al., against J. W. Stribling, Administrator, ct. al. BY virtue of ah order made In this action by J migo Thomson on tho lilli day of Marah, 1880, all thc creditors of Jerry P, brackenridge will present and prove their claims against his estate before mc itt my offico at Walhalla on cr beforo Wednesday, tho 27th day of October next, according lo law, and failing to do so (heir claims will bc barred. RICHARD LEWIS, Master. August 20, 1880 41-2m New York Cash Store. 1S80. FALL SEASON. 1880. ARNSTEIN & ROSE, ANDERSON C. H., S. C., Present their compliments to tho pcoplo of Oconcc County! Fully appreciating thc liberal patronage you have extended to us, we liavo doubled every effort to provo our selves fully worthy ol' a continuation thereof. It is ti well known fact that wo carry a Stock of Goods any cit y of 25,000 inhabitants could ho proud of. Hut this year, in anticipation of ntl incrcasod trude from your section, wc have made special preparations and can now show a lurgor and bettor selected stock nf Fashionable and Desirable Goods than ntty house in thc entire up country. Wc- baye all the lalost novelties in Domestic and Foreign Dress Goods with their t-uitiiblo trimming*, A compleio stock of Black and Colored Silks, Satins, White Quods, Damasks, Towels, Laces, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Ribbons, Tics und an endless variety of No tions and Fancy Goods. Wo desire lu call especial attention to our elegant lino of lino French Cashmeres, which in prices favorably comparo with those of any house in Atlanta or Charleston. Our stock of Cloaks and Dolmans is unsurpassed in point of elegance, style and cheapness. Platin?la, Shawls atol Blankets, Cloths, Willoi proofs Tickings, Bleaching?, Sen Island, Shooting at wholesale prices. Every pair of our Ladies' and Misses' Fine Custom Made Shoes war ranted to give satisfaction. Clothing! Cloth ing! For Men. Boys and Children. Largo stock at New Pork prices. Hancock Hats a specialty The liest and prettiest Rat out. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hugs Givo us a trial and wc guarantee satisfaction. One of our i traveling salesmen will visit your place willi n complete linc of samples nt the beginning of the season and any orders entrusted to bim shall receive our host* and prompt attention. Hoping to be favored with ii largo share ol your custom wo aro yours, very respectfully, ARNSTEIN & ROSE. September'23, 1880 45-3m. ON EXHIBITION A. Complete Spring .Stock -OF General Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hals, Notions, Shoes, Boots, IFats, Notions, Shoes, Hoots, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, A. Car Load -OF PAHOY FLOTJK,, JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST Have on Hand a I ?urge and Choice Stock of Family Groceries Consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Tra, Molasses, Sugar Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn. PLAN PATIO XT O U PPM R Cl I/ANTATIOll pUPPLIBp And many oilier things loo numerous to mention, all of which will bo sohl cheap for cash or burlor. All who want bargains should cull and seo ino before purchasing elsewhfte. Respectfully, J. P. MICKLER, WEST UNION. Juuc 3, 1880 28-ly* I INT THE PRIOE OF* SASH, DOOKS AND BLINDS ! 35 PER CUNT. DISCOUNT FROM CHICAGO PRICES, BY THE "BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE." LONGLEY & ROBINSON, ATLANTA,OA. Send for l?rices lief ore Ordering LAsewhcre. Juuo*17, 1880 31-Gui EAGLE AND PHENIX 3PIE3 "RiTPTn QT BALL SEWING THREAD. ?-I? Ml? M mn um,, -???111-M ???MMMMHHMMHMBHI' COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. PREPARED BF A PROCESS USED IN NO OTHER MILL. 16 Balla to Pound, I lb. Paokaqes. 20 Balls to Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes. Paoked in Cases of 20, 30, 50,100 or 500 Pounds each. Uniform M'rtce. Invariable Discounte. B^~JSoX<3L toy ?-IX Jototoers.-?? ASK FOR "EAGLE Sc PHENIX." USE NO OTHE? HBfflJLSJMHOHS' CURES j?r$f?^\ OUnE0 INDIQE?TION, flfr?c Loa r APPETITE, BILIOUSNESS, ?^J'^?t? Soon STOMAOH, BIOK HE ADAOHI? N&L JS&J FOUL DREATH COSTIVENESS. ... :'V^TCTtoiwy ... Low SPiniTO, DY3PEPSIA, L^^^^SHF^M ENLAROM'T 0? It I880yrnr9tlic oldest, nnd only genuino Sim mons Medicino nov? In market, rrcpareilonly by C. F.SIMMONS & CO. 9810-M Clark Av. St. Louis, successors to M. A. Simmons, M. 1). Iu25e and V bottles mid packages. Hold by all Druggists. |4 jesse JAM to,........ ..IOMPJOM A. co. i..u. m. uau. SAM'I. tt. MARSHALL, E. C. MANSIIALL. J.J. WBSCOAT Samuel l's. ffflarsiiiill *& t?o,, -Successors of J. E. AOO?IC & CO., Importais ?ltd DcnlcrNjiii Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and Agricultu ral implements 3XTo ISO 3Vto<o-ti3ta.S Stroot, SKIN (JOM>KN GUN, OHARliESTOlV, J3. O . September l?, 1880 41 Om POUTZ'S r:3F AND CATTLE POWDERS .. !! euro or prevent Dincnno. >--?: will din of COLIO, WOTS or I.UNO K?. I int/.'? l'iivilrrs ure n.-etl In time. !.?>?.. ins ?.;: I nu. ...uni iirovvnt lion cum.H H A I iNtw tor? v. il 11-. .? ?ii UAVKS IK FOWLS, J rowden Will lil rv.: ilio quiintlty of mils: ail Iwetity pur ecut., au?) uiako tliu butler Arm et. .. i *o witera '.>e;i euro or prevent almost KVKnT .11.. ; -, :i Horm i nnd Calilo mo subject. 1'? Tn li.'.:;:, WI Ll. <IIVK SATIHFAOTIO.V. I VIII li. I'OV ?C1RMTB WASTED to sell tho lifo o GENERAL HANCOCK. By I*. 13. Wilson, Kilitorinl stiifT Nc* York World. Willi facts and figures since the dav* of Washington. A Cyclopaedia for voters. A book worth having. Over 500 page?. (10 illustrations. Sent on receipt nf price, $2 00. Tho outfit for tho busino**, SO con's. Apply at once. fi. IV Til HAT. Publisher. 757 Broad wu v, X. Y. September 9, 18M) 43-1 lil Mutual Endowment Assessment Association OT1 IBAXjTIlVIOriE, 3VKc5L. Attention of |ho public is called to the advantages ollered by this company f.,r Life Assomme. li is si riot ly n Mumal Society, in which assessments fur (loath* ?re paid mily when necessity arises, nod no (neds ure aeon m ii I ut eil in the hands nf ofl?cers to risk a failure. l'lie mom hors are their own hnnkors and pay out only miall quantities ni u time when needed. Only one assessment was made during the last veur. mid ihn Associa tion offers tim SAFEST nnd CllKAPfiST Life Assurance within the reach of mir people. J. J MACKAY. (len A?'t. f'i' S. C.. Ca., Al?, and Tenn. Prof. W. W. LF.UANE will act ns Lion) Agent. September 30, I8K?) 40-3m IjJttUjSWW" i i |f An entirely Now ?r.J (O.ilivcly e(Tcclivu .^Hr**^'-ill-1 Hr me.ly for Ibo .peedy end permmen, euro of Seminal EmUnlonn anet Inipotonoy by ihc cul? tit ?IT, iii , Piicl Application to th. pil.dulbot ol th. Dui ns. Tb* BM tl lb. rimtdr li ?lleixltd with no pun ol iiiconv,Dt,noe. ud do.1 Dot lotttfct, ?lib thocMiciy puriuii. or life. Tbl. rood, of tinter.,nt hu l\vj-\ tb. t,il la VIIr mu.ciwl, .ni l, 1,0? a pronounce I luc.tn. Tbcr. Uno nonl.n,. .Uul th!, pr.pu.Uon. rrocttcj ob?tr,?tion ?ubi?, uj lo IKlltlltl, (UlT.r.K. lill I, ?ill ile. p<tfc<t IMi.r.OtKn. ll |> MU ciiii bj th. Mi '..il 1'ioMilo-i la bo lb. mut ruiooil ISMRI ,,t dueo?. nilli nv:! l-? i-. J tuiiij ItUm; .lenient Iroubl.. Tb>rUm?d? lo |-u,..i..ll/Hail,H.i? Ho. I (Tull? j . BociM, fji Ho. 2 (..oki,., u ?ft?cl . |?n.ui(.lt,is 1 MU HtMN "IH)I |5I H.. lllwtl?? n.t. lin* HHIU ?ll rfc?.ulaloo. ."I ,?. n>.1?..In IS. ?..nt ?.??). ??. O.I.I tr, all, Milln vl\l. ?r.i,.r*. r.ll 4'rv.llfln.r;, u.tnj ?L? to?. /...I t?.. lW>,U.?P.n?U,l ,;.<.. A..Ui.l<.lI9.a.,.U^*ml.b*at?M.a. ? .l.t. lt. tn*I ?f/liil li.I IL.F t.. M iwt.r.l loMifMI b...boo4. ..I flt- M \i.ir>, i,. <.u??rt.'?, H.?mr ?i..i .ovio, u.?...u r", .t.?.. M HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF'Q CHEMISTS. Morkot and ?th Htreetft. OT. l.OUB, MO. * l/iiwoMeifiii testimony to the Efficacy of X'rof. tia tr lu' Sf ?ni it <ii Wantitlen, taken from Letters rccctvctt from Mettronst Indi ir. ?, April lllh, 1870.-Th r remedy ll work i nu pc i fe c Hy, Mad ?pi1.pl? frornjreiltrieii^for^ljijhl^^ C Mt,?o. Au*. H, IFfTO.-I om thoroughly eure rt and f?al Up lop. The young min In ihc toiinlry I? getting boiler. Mliiotirl, Ser*. IS, 1879.-I received io much bene il I from th? u,? of your remedie. Ihil I wini lo try them m another cue. Toi? i? o? long ilmdinr, ind will need .omelhlng ??ry itrooi. Mich., Jin. 25, 1879.-1 tu vu med up your picture of m edi. clo. j nod me ?Bother ai loon ai pomble. That piekige) .lopped all appir.nl trouble, but there i.a tveakne.. yet, ana 1 wllh you would prepare thia lot for the cure of thal. low?, Od. loth, 1879.-I am ?lu.cit implied at your Pal lilli.. They hire worked like a charm on roe. 1 nm jual lyric? ai mueh of a min ai I iva? before, Ukin?. I irai on the ?.rf. of th? ?rive, I thought, and Ibero wai DO CUT? for DI?, but now I ?in In rood hope, of* cure. Wait Virginia, Aug. 28, 1879.-I received your medleloe, and I bell??? it bu cured me, for which I ?rn very thankful. In cloud pilate find %i, for which pteaie lend roo another bon (No. 2) for a friend. Vou have don? a great thing for me, I will lend you ill lal orden I em. From a Mun tetan and Harneen. Mlt'eurl, Juii?26lh, 1879.-I'leiiefonvarJ mr itonce anothir bei of th? Paitillei. Tho pillent nn wlvim I hiv? uied raoil of one boa, In addition to a iample bo?, ll fut iccovermg, tad I Ihilk molder will let him nil right. J.Vom ft M>vUfHllnt. Maryland, Sept. ?, 1819.- Lut Jinuiry we gol from you a bo? of your remedy, for one of our euilomera, and it ha. mads a perfeit cure of bun. We Imvc another euilmner now luffep tail ia tb* limo way, ar d willi by return mail one No. 3 boa) Professional Gards. . SHELOR, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, WALHALLA, S. 0. WI LI i practico in all tho State Courts and United States Court. Oilicc on tlic Public Square. M urah 12, 1880 18 J. 8. GOTHUAN, 1 J W. J. 8TIIIHMS?, Abbeville, S. C. J I Walhalla, S. C. COTHRAN & .A. ttorney s-at-I_? a w, WALBl.liLLA, s. c. IV ILL practice in al) the Sinto and United ll Slates Coulls. Oilicc in tho Judge of Probate's Oilicc. November ll, 1870 f>l-ly WM C. K?iirii" JOIlVs. VERN BIL KEITH & VERN ER, ,1 T T O ll N E Y ,V A T L A W A N I) S'il ?t: i Iocs tn Kq u (ly, Will practice in (bo State Courts on the Bighill Judicial Circuit und in tho United Staten Court Office o? Publie Synarc, Walhalla, S O .fail 0, 1ST.) S tf li. A. H. GIBSON, A T ? 0 lt N li Y - A T - L A W TRIAL JUS riCH. Will give prompt a/t tention -to any and. all business entrusted to him. Office on Court House'Square, Wal halla, S. O. February 12, 1880 13-ly G IKKK.WIILIJE AND i'ii cl A' .tl E? fl A RAILROAD. Fast Sehedolo bel ween Charleston und Allanta, Qa., tia Columbia and Seneca City. Ou and after August ?JOlh, lite Oreen ville and Columbia Railroad will make close connection at Seneca Oily with (rains of tlx Atlanta and Chat In! lo Air i/'oo ?f".'!\vaj* and from Atlanta, enabling passengers to ar.>id all night travel and making tho time between Charleston and Atlanta sh uter than by any other ronlo, SCH ROU LR. Leave Charleston G lf> a. m. Leave Columbia ll ?'5f> n. m. Leave Se.teen City 7 15 p. m. Arrive at Atlanta 11 58 p m. Making close connection itt Allanta f>r all points South. Fare UR low ns by any other route. J. \V. PHY, General Superintendent JA\W.V, NORTON', General Ticket and Passenger A cont. South Carolina Railroad CH ANGIO OF SCHEDULE. Commencing July ll, 1880, Trains will tun as follows: COLUMBIA DIVISION. (DAILY ) Leave Charleston ut 6 46 a nt 9 05 p m Arrivent Columbia at ll 30 a m G 10 n m Leave Columbia nt *6 15 pm 9 30 p m Arrive at Charleston :f:ll 00 p in 0 15 a m *0d Sundays this Train will Icavo Co lumbia ut 2 15 p m fi nd arrive in Charleston nt 7 30 p tn. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (DAILY.) Lcavo Charleston nt 0 00 a Ol 10 15 p tn Arrive ut Augusta nt 8 25 p tn 7 50 o in Leave Augusta ut 8 00 a tu 7 40 p m Arrive itt Charleston at 2 00 p m C 15 u m Trains leaving Charleston at 0 45 am and Columbia nt 0 15 p in, moko close Con nco! ions (except on Sundays) with Greenville mid Columbia Railroad to and from Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson, Spurtanhurg, Flat Hock und Ilcndorson villi; and Laurens. JOHN B. PECK, Goticrnl Superintendent. D. C. A I,LBN, Gen. Pus. and Ticket Agt Greenville and Columbia Railroad * CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, On and after Monday, Aug 80, 1880, tho Passenger Trains ovor tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad will, be run daily) Sundays excepted: MAIN STEM? UP. Loavo Columbio at ll 86 a m Alston at 12 41 p ra Newberry at 1 86 p BI Hodges at . 4 09 p m Holton at 6 28 pm Arrive at Greoovillo 0 86 p m DOWN. Loavo Greenville ot ll 10 a m Helton at 12 22 p tn Hodges at 1 86 p ta Newberry ot 4 09 p m Alston at 5 05 p ni Arrive at Columbia 0 07 p m ANDERSON HUA NO It AND BLUE KI DOE R. H. Daily, oxoopt Sundays, botwoeu Holton, Anderson and Walhalla, os follows: j UP Leave Helton at 5 27 p m Andersou at 6 66 p ta Pendleton ot 6 88 p m Perryvillo at 6 59 p ul Senocu 7 04 p rn? Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 65 p ra? DOWN. Loavo Walhalla at 0 35 a t?? Sciicon City 10 06 o Of Perryvillo at 10 12 a ni Poudlcton at 10 45 a ra Audorson at ll 35 a m Arrive at Helton 12 10 a tn EXTRA TRAIN FROM HELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. UP. ? Leave Roltou 12 40 p th Arrive at Anderson 1 13 p m DOWN. Leave Anderson 4 25 p m Arrivo ot Helton 5 00 p m Laurens Branch Trains loavo Laurons C. IL at R 05 a. m. and loavo Newberry 4.00 p. m. ou every day, Sunday excepted. I Abbeville Branch Train connects at Hodge's I with down and up train daily, Sundays ex cepted. Loavo Abbcvillo at 8.GG A. M.; Leave Hodges at 1 60 P. M. Up and down Trains on tho main stem make dose connection at Columbia with tho up and down day passcogor Trains on tho South Carolina Railroad aud with tho through Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and at Alston with tho trains of the Spartnnburg, Union and I Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartauburg, llcndcrsonvillc, Asheville, ito., ?to. I J. W. I RY, General Superintendent. J. P. MEREDITH, Master Transportation. JAI-.KZ NottTON, JR., Gen'l Ticket A<j?cafc Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line Railway PASSENG Flt DEDA RTMENT. ATLANTA, GA , July 28, 1879. OJIAN GU Oh" SCHEDULE. On and after July 20tlt Trains will run on this Hoad es follows: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. GOING FAST. Arrive at Souoou, 9 49 p in LouV0 Seneca, 9 50 p tn WESTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 7 15 pin Leave Seneca, 7 10 pm NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 9 Ol p m Leave Seneca, 0 02 p tu GOING WEST. Arrive ot Seneca, 0 1G a tu Leave Seneca, G 17 a tn LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at.Seneca, 6 23 p m Leave Seneca 5 33 p in CO HW G WEST. Arrive at Seneca 6 00 a m Leave Seneca G 20 a m Til HOUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 8 12 p ra Leave Seneoa, 8 12 p ra WESTWARD. Arrive nt Seneca, 1 55 a ul Leave Seneca, 1 55 a m Connecting ut Atlanta for all points West and Southwest Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern points. Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Seneca City, Greenville and Spartauburg to all points East or Wost. CONNECTIONS. At Atlanta, with thc Atlanta & New Orleans Short, Line, (A. & W. Pt. R. R.) and Kc un esa w Route, W. & A. R. R.) foi all points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan sas, Tt xas und thc Northwest. With t lie Contrat Railroad of Georgia, for Macon, Savannah, Hrunswick, and nil points in Southwestern Georgia und Florida. With tho Georgia Railroad tor Augusto, Charleston, Port Royal and Savannah. At Lula, Ga,, with tho Northeastern Rail road, for Athens, Gn. At Seneca, with the Hlue Ridge Railroad^ for Walhalla and Helton, S. C. At Greenville, S. C., with tho Grconvilo ci Columbia R. R. At Spartauburg, with tho Sportanburg, Union & Columbia Railroad, with tho Spnrtanburg & Asheville Railroad, for Tymn Mountain, connecting here with stages fur Flat Rock, Ilcndorsonvillo, Asheville, and Warm Spring, N. C. A linc nod well finished hotel nt tho foot of this mountain? At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan ville Railroad, for till points North, East and West, and for Virginia Springs. With tho Carolina Control Railroad for Wilmington and intermediate points. G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager. W. J, HOUSTON, Gcn'l Pass. & Ticket Agont A i, ? K.,.1 remple!? 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