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A (Url Should Leora To sow. To cook. , To mond. To bc gentle. To valuo time. T?i, dress neatly. ^o' koop a secret. To bo self-reliant. , To avoid idloncss. To mind tho baby. To darn stockings, To respect old ago. To make good bread. To keep a bouse tidy. To control her temper. To bo abovo gossiping. To make a home happy. To take care of tho sick. To humor a cross old man. To marry a man for his worth. To bo a helpmate to a husband. To take plenty of active exercise. To seo a mouse without screaming. To read some books besides no vels. To bo light-hearted and fleet footed. To wear a shoe that won't cramp the feet. To be a womanly woman under all circumstances. A Itoy Should Learn To let oigarrettos alono To bo kind to ill animals. To build a lire scientifically. To b? manly and courageous. To ride, row, shoot and swim. To bc gentle to his little sister. To shut doors without slamming. To sew on a button and darn a stocking. To do errands promptly and cheer fully. To shut doors in winter to keep thc cold out. To shut thom in summer to keep thc Hies out. To have a dog, '.f pos ?ble, and make a companion out of him. To get ready lo go away without the united el?m-ts of mother and sis ters. Wise Words. Practice is nine-tenths. Never trust much to a new friend. Living ??ly avails, not the having lived. Concentration is the secret of strength. Employ no one to do what you can do yourself. Trust thyself; every heart vi brates to that iron string. Helter to die at the post of duty than to live elsewhere. Kvil is talked of, hut good is taken as a matter of course. Most things that are said to he smart will not hear analysis. No man was ever strong enough to conquer his own prejudices. Evil talkers should he arrested for carrying concealed weapons in their tongues. Slander is a slime which envious people throw Oil others better than themselves. Knowledge, like money, increases our responsibility in proportion to the amount obtained. We build barriers against tho Hood tide; wo should place some re straints to all prosperity. Thc man who runs from a humble bee tinny show great courage when lighting with a lion. Flags, brass bands and ii reworks ma)' influence weak minds, bul they are not real arguments. A man, last Sunday, was about to lay his hand upon thc door ol' the church, when a little girl in the street said, "Von oan'tgol in th ore, mister." "Why not," he said; "isn't this a church?" "Ves," said thc little girl, "bul the preacher has gone to Europe for six months, and taken (hal with him." --^..^ "I yins very sick, wasn't 1 ?" said Snivi'.is to his wife. "Yes; the doctors had about given you up." "Weren't you afraid of losing inc?' "Not in tho least.' "Why not?" "llccausc 1 learned years ago I hal it is almost, impossible lo lose or give away anything thal is absolutely worthless." lie is happy whoso circumstances suit his temper ; but ho is more ex cellent who can suit his temper tr circumstances. Seventeen scats in the new House of Representatives will be con tested. Thc printed testimony ii these cases already cover twenty thousand pages. A groat many men when th?) start out to reform the world lpav< themselves for thc Inst job. - . Thc present estimated population of thc (Jnite.d States is slxty-foui million. Thc annual growth by nat ural increase and Immigration h placed at about ti million. The esti nutted foreign population is not fai below fourteen million. A liase Impostor* A farmer from. tho vioinity of Ilcmpstond appeared in front of the j Stock Exchange, and entered into; conversation with a citizen who was waiting in tho door, by asking : "Thc convention iii there breaks up at three o'clock, don't it?" "Yes, that's tho hour," was tho reply. "Do you know Jay Gould when you see him ?" "Oh, yes." "Is ho in there ?" "I presumo so." "Well, I wish you'd point him out to me when he comes out." Tho citizen promised to do this, and within a few minutes he kept his word. The farmer look a square look at the railroad and telegraph prince; and then turned and asked : "Arc you dead sure?" "Yes." "Can't be no mistake?" "No." "Well, it's about as I suspected. A few days ago a big slouch hat of a fellow halted nt my gate and ho gan measuring my ground willi a tape line, and squinting around in tlio most mysterious manner. I went out to see what ivas up, and, after being around for a while he said he was Jay Gould, but I didn't know what he looked i ike. ' "It must have been a fraud." "1 am sure nf that now; I pumped around lo lind out what he was up to, and he tinnily said he wanted my phiCO for an orphan asylum. He was going to build one as big as a palace, and take care of all the or phans in thc country. "And of course you treated him well ?V "Didn't I ? Why, for three days he lived on tho fat of the land and slept in the parlor bed-room. Ile was going to give me twenty-live thousand dollars for my land, and thc way we killed chickens mid turned out sweet-euko for him made the old woman sick. Ile fi mill) jumped tile house and took my Sun day suit, and a liddle worth eight dollars." "i don't believe Gould would steal a liddle." "That's what I thought, and so 1 came over to look at him. It wasn't Gould at all, but some base impos tor !" "And you are so much out?" "Well, it looks that way, but the experience is worth something. It may not bc a week before some one else will como along with a ten-foot pole in his hand and a theological seminary in his eyes, and claim , to bc Russell Sage, mid tho way I will knock him down and step on him, and walk over him, ami drive him into the sile, will pay mc a profit ol' fifty per cent on the investment." BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures indigestion, ntltoiuncss, Dyspepsia, Mum. riu, Nervousness, anil (?encrul Del/ility. I'hysl eiuns recommend it. All deniers yell it. (?enuino luis Irado murk ?md crossed red lines un wrapper. BRU:F AND 1'KA< TH AI..-A little nap before noon meal will rest the nerves and promote digestion; Hight hours' sleep will prevent more nervous diseases in women than all thc medicino in the world can cure. Thin people would be .apt to gail] llesh it' they could bc induced lo drink a pint of sweet milk each night before going to bcd. It is very unpleasant for lin sick, siding or recumbent, to read or usc tho eyes closely ; thc eyes, probably from their intimate relation with the brain, are sympathetically affected I by every ill that may attack any other part of the body. KIVK WA v's. TO STOP A COLD. I. Bathe the feet in hot water, and 'bink a pint ol' hot lemonade. Then sponge with salt water, and remain in n wann room. "J. Bathe thc face in very hot water every live minnies for an hour. ?I. Snuff up thc nos trils Ind salt waler every three hours. 4, Inhale a munnin or menthol. 5. Take foui" hours' active exercise in the opoil air. Summer colds are thc worst, (d' all colds oftentimes, as it is then very diftlcult to protect one's self properly. -<*?. Ti ui'r.vi IM:.-This is :i very use ful article in the household, ll will generally cure corns if applied often ; is very quickly and easily applied to burns and gives relief immediately; it will heal a blister on thc hands made, by hard usage, ami remove the soreness; it is speedy death to Vermin ol' all kinds; it will keep moths out of carpets, woolens and furs; a little in the suds makes clothes wash easier and keeps them ol?ar; it is an excellent remedy for sore throat, rheumatism, boils ami felons. Fl bf .1 NO Koa NAIL I lot .KS.-Thc following method ol' filling up nail holes in wood is not only simple, bul is said to lie effect ii".!: Take fine sawdust and mix into a 'hick paste with glue, pound il into the holl and when dry, it will make the wood as good as new. Frank Christian, Jr,, in MOMS and Hardware, says ho has followed this for thirty year with unvarying success in repairing bellows, which is the most severe test known. Often by frequent at tachment of new leather to old bel lows frames the wood becomes so perforated that there is no space lo drive thc nails, and oven if ?hcie was tho remaining holes would fllloW thc air to escape. Tho 8torokeci>or>0 Best Frleud. "\V*$itoh that niai)," said a store keeper to tho reporter. Tho reporter did watch him. lie could see no difference between him and tho ordinary man. The follow came up and aaked tho price of some sihall article, pounced into tho "goober" box, took a handful and chatted while ho ato tho "goobers." "That," said the rt ail merchant when thc peanut cater had walked on several stores further, "is a fair spe cimen of the dead-heat, a man who never buys a thing from our stores, but is continually eating at our ex pense. The choicest things aro his, and his cheek would ho worth seve ral thousand paid up stock. He comes around to seo us regularly, picks up an apple, a gill of peanuts, a bunch nf grapes, a stick of candy or something to feast upon and does not have the politeness to say 'thank yott.' Ho is the boss of dead-beats, but bc never thinks that wo lose by his wastefulness." "The very best men do it and never think," continued thc mer chant. "Of course we do not ob ject if a customer or a friend wc like occasionally picks up something, but it's enough to give a man con sumption to have one of these dead beats all the time working his little game. When ten or twenty of these men each take a bit of something it counts up. One mau comes along and eats peanuts. He never thinks how many others do the same thing, but imagines he's the only ono. "I know men in this town who make it a practice when going home lo pick up something at nearly every store they stop at. I have seen (hem commence at the lower end of .Main Street and come up, eating something at every stand where the merchant leaves his boxes, baskets or jais in their reach. Von bato to insult them, and have to take il without a murmur. Sometimos I wish I was .lohn Ti. Sullivan and would be allowed to get a swipe at a string of these professional dead heads. Wouldn't I make things hum, though ?" The reporter was deeply interested in the conversation and sympathized with the unfortunate merchants. Just as bc was leaving another friend of the grocer came up, hooked a bum' hunch of grapes, threw the hulls <>n thc Moor and said ho had tasted much hotter fruit than that. The merchant's bosom heaved, his hands closed and there was a sul Iphurious .-mell in the air. FOR THE BLOOD, Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion amt Biliousness, tako UROWM'S IRON ItlTTEHS. lt puns quickly. For salo by all dealers In medicino. Oct thc genuine. Sam johnson happened to pay a visit to tho county jail a few days ago and whom should he sec inside tho bars but (labe Snodgrass. "How in de worl', Habe did yer git in dar?" asked Sam Johnson, "1 dean bedder my head 'bout dat ar, bow I got in heall. How tor git out oh heall is what 1 wants tor talk orbout," HAPPY AT.I. Anon ND.- Husband -ll you only had tho ability to cook as my mother used to, 1 would be happy, iloar. Wif(-And if you only had tho ability lo make money to buy things lo cook, as your falber used to I, too. would be happy, dear.-Neto lrorA At what absurd tritios some wo .nen get angry. A female book agent, who bad cornered a poor fol low the other day, looked daggers when somebody sante "id, ".Man overborcd." Hassell l'orler, colored, shot and killed Henry Singleton, colored, at Kastover, near Columbia, S. C., last Saturday for trespassing on bis land after notice. Tho slayer surrendered ami is now in Richland County jail A New York Sunday School teacher told ber pupils {hat when they put their hickies in the contri bution box she wanted each one to repeal a Hildo versoSuitable for (he occasion. The li rsl boy dropped in his nickle, saying! "The Lord lovetli a cheerful giver." The second boy dropped his nickle into tho box, say ing; "He thal giveth lo tile pooi londetll to thc ' Lord." The third and youngest boy dropped in lin penny, saying : "A fool and his mo ney are soon palled." There is a man in Denver who Imf ali ?ilea that the country ought tr give up the present method ol' dis posing of dead boi'ies and adopt om which be suggests. He docs not ad v?cale cremation, mir anything else which, so far hfi is known, appears te have been suggordcd by any othei person. His scheme is to freeze thc dead body in WP*Ol', take tho hlook of ice in Which the body has berni frozen and carry it to ihe N'orlh and deposit il on tho shores of OHO of the Arctic seas. Ile says that lie has already made some favorable pro gress, and that the Knglish syndi cate is considering the establishment of an internat ional cemetery on the shores ?d' Baffin's bay, where, he says, {hat future generations may go lo lind the faces of their ances tors of (be nineteenth cenlury w natural ?is life, If you want ft mau to think you aro tunart you have only to make him think you think ho ia sinai t. Wc gain nothing by falsehood but the disadvantage o? not being Re lieved when we speak tho truth. An O?-v-goii giri wroto to Anna Dickinson once, asking "how to got a husband?" and Anna replied "by tho hair." If you would lind a great many fault.), bo on tho lookout; if you want to lind them in unlimited quan tities, bo on tho look-in. He who tells a Ho is not sensible how great a task he undertakes; for ho must ho forced to invent twenty moro to maintain one. Sir Matthew Hale declared, even as long aero as 1 ??70. that eighty per cent of tho crimes committed in England wore due to drunkenness. A countryman, on being charged by a rampagious bull, held his wife firmly in front, saying, "stand steady, Maria; he can't toss both of us." If you want lo give pleasure to a pretty woman do not talk to her of hov beauty, but of the ugliness of other women. Before thc war thc largest crop of cotton was 5,!5UO,000 bales. It is es timated that last year's crop will reach 7.100.000 bab'?, An Italian has discovered that thc decay incident to old age is caused by a microbe which is inherited; and he proposes to lind an antidote which will destroy this microbe. "Style," says a writer on literary topics, "means everything." "Yes,*' saul (iilson, whose wife is a devotee to fashion, "it means everything a man's got." A Portugese doctor asserts that be bas cured seven cases of hydro phobia by rubbing garlic into the wound and giving the patient a de coction of garlic io ?trink for several days. Parents deceive their children as a mode of leading them out of dan ger and temptation, yet they wonder later on when these yamo children lie to them about the ?langers ami temptations into which tildy have fallen. "T have seen a great deal of what they call faith-cure," said a New York dentist, "but I have yet to hear of a person who succeeded in curing the jumping to?th-ucho in any such fashion. Few people can get up faith enough tor thal." The natives of Madagascar have, within the past ten years, given over one million dollars lo spread thc Gospel. This is one nf thc most re markable results in the history of missionary work. General Lee carried t\\.? tim- bot tles of brandy with bini into the lield at the beginning of the war. They weit: to la' used in ease of sud den omorgency. They were still in tact at the close of the war. "Nineteen people out of twenty," says a Chicago doctor, "speak about this or that food being 'healthy.' No food is healthy. Various things may be unwholesome, but no food can give health. The idea is to know what won't in jure tho system." John May", of Georgia, is lame and cannot walk, but he eau sit in his door with his lille and shoot tho heads ( 'Y of Hying crows at such a distance as would make Hogardiis and Carver give up in despair. Mr. Popinjay: "Woman's curios ity amuses mc." Mrs. Popinjay: "Abo, by the way, what's that slain on your hand?' Mr. Popinjay : "Paint. I was coming by IJlobson'a fence, and ?asl touched toy linger to see if it was dry." "Men drink from habit," says Dr. McCosh. "If I could get twenty li quor drinkers lo stop and turn to buttermilk or ginger ale for a month they would form a now habit. Not one whiskey drinker in lifty likes thc lasle of the stuff." A Large and Handsome Line ol MEN'S, BOYS' -A TX I > CHILDREN'S, Fur, Wool and Straw HATS, Just Opened at PEDEN & ANDERSON'S, Westminster, S. C. April ll, '89 Don't Wait Cut ii ymir lttiir becomes dry, Ililli, timi B?W bet?r? giving tho attention n. .'.ul io preserve Hs beuuty uml vitality. Kt., i> vu yoi.e toiiut-tublu a bullio ul Ayvr's Hale Vigor- the only dressing yon reqitire for lite huir-und use a little, daily, to picsorvo ibu natural color aud prevent bul.In ess. Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky., writes : " Several months ngo my hair commenced falling oat, and in a few wectts my head was almost bald. I tried many remedio?, but they did no. good. 1 tinnily bought a bottle of Ay or's Hair VlgOi, uml, after using only a putt of tlie eontent?: my head waa coveted with rt heavy yrowlh ot hair. I recom mend your preparation as tho best hulr rcstoror in the world." " My )mlr was faded und dry," writes Mabel C. Hardy, of Doluvan, llb; "but. after using a bottlo of Aycr's Huir Vigor it became black and glossy." Ayer's Hair Vigor, Sold by inui:r,i'ts and Perfumers. Pimples and. Blotches, Su disfiguring to tho fuco, forehead, and neck, muy bo ontiroly removed by tho uso of A y e r's Sarsaparilla, tho best amt safest Alt?r?t lye ami Uluod-Purifier over dibcovevcil. * Dr.'J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by Druggists; $1 ; ?Ix bottle? for ?5. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF OCONEF. IN TIIK COUJU' OV COMMON PI.KAS. Henry E. Hopkins, Plaintiff, against Bib iirJt/Otli A. harvey,Susanna Harvey,Wil liam A. Harvey, Amanda Harvoy, Louis F. Harvey, Thadeus Harvoy, O'Shiolds H. Harvoy, Harriot Anglin, Alary An derson, Nancy Norris, Cyntha .Tonkins, .lames Jenkins, Hugh Harvoy, Martha Haney, Robert Harvey, Doborrah Ann Harvey, David Harvoy. Ida- Harvoy, Koxio Harvey, Lillie Harvey and Joan na Harvoy, Defendants-SUMMONS FOR RKLIKK-(Complaint not Served.) To tho Defendant? abovo named : Yoi: aro heroby summoned and re quired to auswor tho complaint in this ac tion, which this day was Hied in tho ellice of tho Clerk of tho Court of Com mon Pleas, for said county, ?ind to servo a copy of your answer to tho said com plaint on thc subscribers at their ofllco, at Walhalla court house, South Carolina, within twenty days ?fier tho service here of, exclusive of tho day of such service ; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within the thnu aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho court for the relief demanded in thc complaint. Dated August 20th, A. D. 1889. [ L. S.J JAM KS SKA HORN, C. C. P. WKI.I.S, Ona, THOMPSON it J AY Mis, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendants above named: Take notice that the summons and complaint in this action were tiled in the ellice of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of OcOuoe county, on the 29th day of Au gust, ISSI?, that tho purposo of tho action is to foreclose a mortgage given by Wil liam Harvey, deceased, to plaintiff on the S?*$1> of August, 1S87, and that no personal claim is made against you or cither of you. WKI.I.S, Olttt, THOMPSON & JAYNKS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. August 20, ISSI). To thc infant defendants, Robert Har vey, James Jenkins, David Harvey, Ida Harvey, Roxie Harvey, Lillie Harvey, Joanna Harvey and their mother, Dobor rah Ann Harvey: Take notice that you arc required to ap ply for the appointment of a guardian tul Ulan for saul infant defendants within twenty davs after the service of tho sum mons herein; and if you neglect so to ap ply within tho time aforesaid, the plain till will apply for an order designating some suitable person to be guardian roi Hiern for Hie said infant defendants for the purposes of this action. WKI.I.S, Oatt, THOMPSON & J AYN KS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. August 2?, ISSI)._30-0\V o. o. WKi.i.s, nour. A. THOMPSON, .I.. I,. OKI!, KOUT. T. .IAYNKS, GrdonvUlo, S. C. Walhalla, S. C. Wells, Orr, Thompson & Japes, AUoF)lGy8 awl Counsellors at /^tin. Walhalla, X. C. Spcoial attention given to all business entrusted to our care. ' August 2.">, 1887. 84-a MEDICAL CARD. L. B. Johnson, M. D., -AND W. J. Bramlett, M. D. WA LI I ALL A, S. C., HAVING formed a copartnership for . the practice of medicine offer their professional services to the people of Oconco. All calls will receive prompt attention. April Hi, 1880. 10-ly COiM IRON WORKS, Lady Street, near G. & C. R. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C., -MA KUPAOTUItKIl OF Steam Engines ami Boilers, Mill Gearing1, Vortical and Hori zont a Cane Mills, Grist ami SAW MILLS OK ALL SIZES, HOUSE FRONTS, RAILING KOR GARDEN AND CKMKTEHY LOTS. Prompt and Special Attention given to Repairing of Ma chinery. 1 would call thc attention of the public especially to tho fact that my CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have taken thc ilrst prize at every State Fair lil Columbia when on ex hibition, ?md that I make a specialty of tho manufacture of the IMPROVED CIRCULAR SAW MILL, combining great simplicity wjth durability and strength In their construction, mid'there by I nm enabled to put on thc market an article which rivals any other in prico as well asoffootiveness. I Inno on lilt; many testimonials from the foremost sawyers and mill-men pf this State who use 'my mills to their perfect satisfaction. 1 am enabled to furnish House Fronts. Hailing and all Architectural Work at short indice, having a hugo variety of patterns; and, besides, (be experience of many years in tho tindo, so that I can suit, customers in every manner to their taste ?is well ?is to prices, My experience and knowledge of gearing and other ma chinery by this timo is well known throughout the State, and will warrant to every ono thal he eau hp suited by mo. I pay close attention lo Repairs of Steam Engines, Aro,, when ordered, so that (boy aro promptly Idled and no loss occurs to any customers by delny, Parties desiring any article Iii my line will ibid il to tllCir best interest to call or correspond w?th me. Write for Circular and Prico List, which will be furnished on application. JOHN ALEXANDER, Columbia, S. C. May 2, 1880. Wm. F. Ervin, Surveyor, Land Agency and Commission Business. OfllCO ht thc Hunk Itiilldlng, WALHALLA, S. C. SHHEHHHHHHH Throe gontlomon stopping at a tnvorn bore ibo name of More, Strango and ' Wright. Said tho iast: "Thoro is bat one rascal in this company, ?nd that is Strange." "Yes," nnsworcd Strange, "there is ono Moro.'5 "Ay," S$4: Riere, "that's Wright," --; Tho address of tho Democratic Ex ecutive Committeo of Mississippi has tho right ring shout it. It declares most positively and unequivocally that- the whites roust ruio. Thoro can be no compromiso or hnckdown on this score. Whatever else may happen, whosoever may be President -wuothor Republican or Democrat -in any conceivable event, tho whites must rule. This sentiment should anirnato tho breast of e"cvy Caucasian in tho land. Session Opens Sept. 10, 1889. Cataloguo of Will bunston Fomulo ? College, a livo, thorough, progres sive, prosperous, oheap, up-country school for young ladies? address Il KV. S. LAKDKH, President, Wdliumston, S. C. Its merits widely known. 105 pupils last year. Moro oxpeeted noxt. July ll, 1S80. )M '2u\ Wofford College Fitting School, SPARTAN HU1U?, S. C. rpiIE third session begins OI TOUKU 1ST, JL 188?. Throo-fourths of a milo from tim OollegCv Yow: large Ilrlok buildings, beautiful'(?rounds. Hoys aro prepared for College. Separate business Course. Thorough drill in tho Elementary Hranchcs. board in tho Institution, $10 n month. Tuit ion, $10 a year. A. O; HEM BERT, A. M., Mead Master. T. 1). Di'n.v.vr, Manager Hoarding De partment. ggp/f For further Infonnation Apply to tho Head Master. August Ki, 1S80. WOFFORD COI.LEGir" SPARTAN KU KO, S. C. .JAS. IL CAKLISLK, i.b. I)., President. For NUKI) 1851. IO?ATED in the beolthv Piedmont A region of Uppor South Carolina. Accessible from all parts of South Gar? Una, Georgia and North Carolina, by four different lines of railway and their con nections. Seven Professors with corresponding Chairs of Instruction, oliering two A. H. courses, in one of which Modern Lan guages aro substitutiv! for(?reek. . Living cheap and good in Wightman Ibdl and in Alumni Hall; board in private families $15.00 ncr month. Tho government is moral and paternal, but. without espionage or constraint. Terms for entire session.of ?igllt and one-half months: Tuition, $10.00; Ma triculation fee, $10.00. Kail Session begins 1st October, 1889. For Catalogue and further information apply to J. A. ?A M KWELL, Secretary of Faculty, Sparenburg, S. C. August 15, 1SS0. PIS O'S Plso's Curo for Con sumption is also tho boat Cough Medicine. If you liavo a Cough without dlsoaso of tho Lungs, a few doses aro all you need, lint if you no gloct this easy means of safoty, tho nlfght Cough may bocomo a sorlous maher, and sovoral bot tles will bo required. . ,C?NSUMr^TlON^ BPlso's Remedy for Catarrh ls tho I j Best, Rosiest lo UKO, ami Clicil|)CSt. j I Sold l?y druggists or sont Ity mall. H9 I SOc. IC.'I. uncoltlno, Warren, l'n. Hg, -A.tlniit.io Coast Jjine. Passenger Oepnrlinenl. Wilmington A', c., February ott, ISSI). Fast blue Relucen Charleston and Co lumbia and Upper South Carolina and Western North Carolina. wi:srwAiin. Leave Charleston (X. K. H. h. Depot) . 7 10 a m " Lanes. 0 05 a ni " Sumter.10 25 a ni Arrive Columbia.Il 55 a m " Winnsboro. 2 24 p ni " Chester. :} JW " " York ville.4 50 " " Lancaster. 5 15 " " Rook Hill. I 17 " " Charlotte. 5 15 " Arrive Newberry.12 :i<) " " Greenwood. 2 :>o " " Laurens. 0 45 " " Anderson. 1 .(() " " (?reenvide. 5 20 " " Walhalla. 7 00 " " Abbeville. 4 00 " " Spartanhurg. 2 40 " " Henderson ville. (MU " " Asheville.. '..7 (M) " KA ST WA HP, Leave Asheville. S 25 a ni Leave IIondorHonvillo. 0 15 am " Spartanburg.12 00 in " Abbeville.IO 50 a m " Walhalln. s oo " " (?reenvido. p 40 " " Anderson. 0 ll " " Laurens. (! (M) " " Oroonwood.12 28 pin " Newberry. 2 82 p m Arrive Charlot te. 1 00 u ni " Hock Hill. 1 57 " " Lancaster.ll 20 a m " Yorkville. 1 Ol', p ni " Chester. 2 40 p m V Winnsboro.;) ai? " " Colnnibia. 5 20 " " Sumter. 0 :t7 " " Lanes. 1 Vi " Arrive Charleston (Ni K. ll. lb Depot) . 0 ?10 p m Solid Trains between Charleston and ( lolumbln, s. c. .1. r. DI VI NE, fit ncral superintendent. T. M. KM KliSON, Qonoral Passenger Agent. ?I. A. H. GIBBON, Attorney and Counselor al baw, WALHALLA, s. <\ Prompt attention given to collection of claims, Xu favorltfam tffiOWf?, .Ia n im ry 10, 1880, 2-ly* D."S. CRAIG, Attorney and Counselor nt baw. Careful ?ind prompt audition given to all business entrusted to me. Ofllc? in Court House building. .binuary 10, J880. 2-ly Piedmont Air Line, KICHMONJ) AN!* ?AHVIM.K ?vA??i 110A1>. COLUMHIA AND GRRKNV1LLK DIVISION Condensed Schedule In effect July 2l8t, I8881 Trahis run by 76th Meridian Time. __ LY Columbia. ? ? ? |? J" j " Ar AUU>n. IA ?IP>? ? 98 ? S Cv Alston. 11 4011 m li 00 n AI Union.... o BO Vi III Ar Bpartnnburg.. . < ? WJ "0 Ar SnHuhi*.".55 Ar Pint Hock.... . 0 ?? Ar Hondorsonville * "J Ar Ashovlllo. I ?? J? Ar Hot Spring?.. 8 40 p Ul ArPonuira. 12 00 a in A'r Prosperity .... ?SKU?S? Ar Nowborry. Vi 42 p m ArNlnoty-Slx.... H AS*?,B1 Ar Greenwood... ? at p in Ar Abbeville. 122!u Ar Holton. 2 22 i i ! hy Holton. 1 22 li ??? Ar WilllnntBton.. ffiSfi?J? Ar reiser. - 1 Ar Piedmont .... ? SR^ Ar Greenville.... ?5?1,?" Ar Anderson.... iSfc?S Ar Seneca. J> g? P ln Ar Walhalla. .1 921?1,1 Ar Atlanta. 10 40 p m SQ^fB?owu. tN?.P?-" ?No. PO. ?^*iv^???ai??i...i. 0 6?~ ? in i.v Seneca. 8 15 a m Lv Anderson.... 0 36 n m Lv Abbovlllc... 10 60a ni Ly Greenville-... oso nm l'lcdniont.... 10 10 a m relier. 10 33 a in Williamston. 10 41 nm Helton. ll 04 n m l.v Orcenwood.. 12 33 pm i.v Ninety-six .. 1 Mp m Lv Newborry.... 2 401) in Lv Prosperity... 3 00 p in Pamors... 'i fi p HI Ar Alston. 3 30 p lu l.v Alston. 3 10pm Lv Hot Springs. 8 60 a m Lv Ashovlllo. . 8 26 ft m Lv Hcndorsonv'o 0 16 Lv Flat Kock.... 0 4ft Lv Saluda. 9 62 Lv Tryon. 10 30 l.v Si.ji tani.Ul;;. ll 66 ft 111 Lv Union. 1 10 p in Ar Alston. 3 10 p m Ar Columbia.... 4 46 pm ll 10 a ni Ar Augusta. 0 05 pin 10 30 a in Ar Charleston via 8. C. lt. lt.... 0 30pm ll 00 nm Ar Charleston via A.CL. H. lt.. 0.10pm 11 30 n. Iii Ar Havannah via , C and H. H. lt.. _ ?oirriniou.Nu" , SOUVIIUOUMD IX?. 4. _ _INO.3. Leave 2 46 phi... .Columbia...Arrive 10 30 a m Arrive 3 60 p m.... Alston.Lonvo 0 30 a in ? 4 07 pm_Peinara.i.oavo o 13 a m. *. I 28 pm.... Prosperity.. Leave 8 50 a ni <. 4C5 pm_Newberry ... Leave 8 30 a ni '. tl 03 p m_(loldvillu_Leave 7 10nm " G 35pm_Clinton.Leavo G40ani " 7 20 p m.... Lau to us'.Leave 6 00 a in NtilUlllloilMi. " i S?uT?l?l?liND. |N.?. Ml. _l^'?V5il_ Leave 10 20 :i ni. . Helfen ..... Arrive' 3 40 p m Arrive 10 ttl a m.... Wllllaniston ? 3 17 p in " io Kl a in_Poller. " M 10 pm ' ll nenin_l'iedniont .. " 2 63 p ni ir60iiin....OrecQYlllo.iLoave 2iopm . Daily. t Dally except Sunday. TlIl???Ti??TiX?rSKUVIOK. Nos. 3, 4, 60 and 51 ?hilly OXCCpt Snnihiy. .Main lino trains 61 ami 56 dally between Co lumbia and Alston. Daily except Sunday between Alston ami Greenville. Tickets on sale nt prlnolpnl stations to all points. 1). OAHDWKLL, Division Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C JAS. L. TAY LOU, (icncrnl l'ass. Agent. Snr.. HAAS, Traillo Manager. PIEDMONT AIR LINE. Bichmouil & Danville Railroad. Condensed Schedule, in effect, Juno 24, 1888. Trains run bv 76th Meridian time-?inc hour Taster than '.Kith .Meridian time. SOUTHBOUND. No. 60 No. 62 HA U.V. DAILY Lvo Jiavf York. 12 16nm 4 30pm '. Philadelphia. 7 20 " 0 57 .' ? Haltimorc. 0 45 " 0 42 M " Wnshlgton. II 24 " ll 00 " Charlottesville. 3 35 p in 3 no a 111 " Lvnchlnirg. 5 60 " 5 20 " " Ki eli 111 cud. 3 10 " 2 30 " " Daiivllh!. 8 60 " 8 06 " Greensboro. 10 44 11 48 " '< (l?il?lslioro. 3 30 pin |8 10 pin " Kain ?'.ii. 6 60pm I l loam " Salisbury....:. 12 37 am 1123am " Charlotte. 2 05 " 1 00 p 111 " Gn?toiita. 2 48 ? 1 42 " .' Cuffncv's. 3 65 o 2 61 " Ar. Spartmibiirg. 4 40 " 3 87 ?. Lvo Hot Springs. 7 00pm M Asheville. 0 49 M " Hcndorsonvllle. ll 07 " ? Kbit Hock. ll 23 ?. Saluda. 11 63 " " Tryon. 12 34 a in Ar. Spnrtanburg. 2 00 " Lvo Spnrtanburg. 4 40 '. 3 37 " " Greenville. 6 60 ? 4 48 " " Eaatoy. 0 10 " 6 14 ? " Seneca-... 1. 7 32 a m 0 12 p m " Westminster. 7 62 '. 0 31 ?' " Toeooa. 8 36 " 7 08 " " Lula. 0 30 " 8 81 ', ? Gainesville. 10 04 ?? 8 M ? Ar. Atlanta......12 00pm 10 40 M NORTHBOUND. No. 61 No. 63 HAILY HAILY Lvo Atlanta. 7 15pm 8 loam Ar. Oaincsvlllo. 8 20 " 10 04 '? " Lula. 9 45 ?" 10 27 " " Tooooa. 10 44 " ll 22pin " Westminster.Il 22 ll 67 " M Seneca. ll 42 " 12 17 11 " ICaslev. 12 43 am 128 " " Greenville. 1 00 " 1 61 " " Spartnilburg. 2 18 2 62 " LvO Spaitanhurg. 2 40 " 3 60 '. Ar. Tryon. 4 07 " " Saluda. 4 57 " ?' Flat ROOk. 6 37 M ? llendersonville. 6 63 " " Asheville. 7 00 " " Hot Springs. 0 00 " Lvo Spnrtanburg. 2 19 a m 3 40 . Ar. Gaffney. 2 60 ?? 330 " " Onstonia. 4 oe a m 4 47 " " Charlotte. 4 60 " 5 30 " " Salisbury. G 14 n m 8 02 " " Raleigh. 2 io pm . G 36 a ni " (loldsboro. 1 36 " ll 45 " " Grccnshor?. 8 28 a m 0 40 p m " Danvilli). 10 10 << ll 29 .< Kirli n n uni. 3 45 pm G 15 a in " Lynchburg. I 16 " 2 00 ?? " Charlottesville. 3 40 " 4 10 ? " Washington. 8 23 " 8 10 .? ? llnltlmoro. 11 26 .? 10 03 .? " Philadelphia. 3 00 a in 12 36 pm " NOW. York. G 20 3 20 " .Daily oxcept Saturday?. I Dally except Sundays. RLKKIHNG CAR SKHVlCK. On trains 50 anil 61. Pullman Buffet Sleepor between New York amt Atlanta. Tollman Sleeper between Spnrtanburg and Hot Springs, On trains 52 and 53, Pullman Huffet Sleepor between Washington ami Montgomery] Wash ington mid AugUAtn, Greensboro and Hlehmond, Greensboro and Haleigh. Through Uoketfl on salent all principal st?, thins to all points. Por rales and Information, apply to nny Agent of tho Company, or JAS. i,. TA Y LOH, Genoral Passenger Agent. Washington, 1). C. Soi,. HAAS, Traillo 1Manager, Washington, D. O. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. (1?IMMI:N?-INO SI NHAV. Juno 12th, 1887 at 0.10, J A. M., Passenger Trains will run nu follows, "Kastore time:" TO AMI l'lto.M OIIAItl.KSTOK, MAST (DAILY.) Depart Columbia. 0 50 a 111 35 n m Arrive Charleston.10 35 a ni 46 p 111 WKsr (HAILY.) Doparl Charleston. 7 00 n m G 00 p in Arrive Columbia.IO 46nm 0 45 p in To AND KIKIM OAMDKN. li A HT (DAILY KXCll'.l'T SUNDAY.) a m a m p m p m Depart Columbia. 0 60 7 46 6 00 5 33 11 m p m p m p ni Due ('aniden.12 62 12 62 7 42 f 'Jfl Wr.HT (DAII.V KX0KVT SUNDAY.) a in a 111 p m p m Leave (.'anulen. 7 15 7 45 3 30 3 30 a 111 n m p m 11 m Arrive Columbia.10 26 10 15 7 80 0 46 'Hi AND I UO.M Al'OUSTA, KAST (DAILY.) Leave Columbia. (I oO n m 6 33 p m Arrive Augusta.11 loam 10 26 pm WI'.ST (DAILY.) Leave Augusta. G IO a m -1 40 p m Duo Columbia.10 16 a m 0 45 p in OOttS RATIONS' Made at Union Depot, Columbia, with C. ?V G. It. H. by train arriving at 10.46 A. M. and departing at 6,88 I?, M.; also willi C., C. ?i A. lt. H. by sumo t rain to rind from nil points on both mails; also with S" U. & C. lt. H. hy train arriving nt 0.15 v, M. and departing at 11.50 A. M. Passengers take Hreakfast nt Columbia and Supper at Branchville, At I'regniill's to and from all points on Kutnw viho Hnlhond; at Charleston willi ?oninerA fin New York. Jacksonville and points on St. John's lllvor ?ni '1 uesdays and Saturdays; with Charles ton and Savannah Hallroad to and from Savan nah and points in Plorldn dally. At Augusta with Georgia ami Central Hallmnds to niui from all points West mid Houth; nt Hlack ville to and from all points on Hnrnwoll Kalli omi. Through tickets cnn bo purchased to all p<ilnts South and West by applying to UNION DUI-OT, Agent, Coltnuhln, 8. ii, JOHN H. PUCK. General Millinger. D. 0. ALLK.V, (lon. Pass. & Ticket Agent Charleston, H, 0,