Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, July 21, 1898, Image 4
Those Dreadful Sores
They Continu?e) to Sprond In Splto
of Trontmont but Now They oro
Hool cul -A Wonderful Work.
"For ninny years I htivo bown a great
sufforer with varicoso veina on ono of ray
limbs. My foot ami limb becmno drend
f.ully swollen. Wlwn I stood up I"conni
fool tho blood rushing down tho veins of
this limb. Ono day 1 accidentally blt my
foot ?Kid nst HUMID o i ?Je i-l und a Boro broke
mtjt ?vhich oontinuo? to spread and was
c icccd im-lv painful. I concluded I
needed a blood purltlor and I bogan taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla. In n short timo
these drciulful sores willoh had caused
mo BO much suffering, bogan to heal. I
.'koptou faithfully with Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, anti In a short time my limb was
coniplotoly hohlod and tho Boros gavo mo
no more pain. I cannot bo too thankful
for th? wonderful work Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, has dono for mo." Mus. A. 13.
OiiAJON, Hartland, Vermont.
Hood'ss parilla
Vs tho host-In fact tho Ono True Blood Purifier.
Hood's Pills cure alt ?Ivor Ills. 20cent3,
THE IAN WHO WROTE Dil.
unn Emmott Lives to See the North
and South Sing His Song Together.
iVrheps very few people know
thai Dan Kmmett, who wrote "Dixio,'
is still living. Ho bas survivotl lo
hear the North and South sing bis
song together, and to sec tho soldiers
from tht! two sections inarch side by
ailie in one common cause to its
strains.
His homo is in Mount Vernon,
Ohio, where ho waa born, and winne
bc hopes to end bis days. Tho old
man is a picturesque figure on tho.
streets of the town. In bis primo lu?
was one of the mid-centre dandies
of New York eily, but now with
calm indifference to tho conventional,
lie usually carries a lotto staff and
WOnrs his coat fastened in al the
waist by a bit of rope.
His home is a little col (tige on the
edge of town, where be lives entirely
alone. On almost any warm after
noon ho can bc found seated before
his door reading, but ho is ready
enough to pul asido bis book or
imper and talk with |.h{. chanco visi
tor, whoso"*Curiosity to mee' tb"
composer of one of the national
and of all, tho most thoroughly
native-songs of America, has
brought him out from tho town.
If was this curiosity thal took ?u
to thc cottage. The old composer |
was sealed in thc shade by his house,
with a book open before him. As I
went up tho path, I said, for I had
some doubt in my own mind :
"Are you Dan Ktninoll, who wrote
Dixie?"'
"Well, I have heard of the fellow;
sit down," and he motioned to tho
steps.
"Won't you tell me how the song
was written ?"
"Like most everything else I ever
did, because if had to bo done. One
.Saturday night ill I Ko!), as I was
leaving Bryant's theatre, where
was playing, I?ryanl called after me :
'I want a walk 'round for Monday,
Dan.' Thc next ?lay il, rained and I
stayed indoors. At first when
went, at the song I couldn't get any
thing. Hut a line, 'I wish I was iii
Dixie,'kept repealing itself in my
mind, and li nal ly I look it for my
Start. The rest wasn't long in com
ing. And that's the story of bow
Dixie was written, lt. made a bil al
once, and before the end of the
Week everybody in Mew York
was whistling it. Then tho South
took il up and claimed it fur its own.
I sold the copyright lor ?OIHI, which
was all I ever made from it. I'll
show you my first copy." Me weill
info the house ami returned in a mo
ment with a yellow, worn-looking
manuscript in his band.
"That's Dixie," he anni, holding it
np for inspection. "I mn going to
give il. lo some historical society in
thc South ono of these days, for,
though I was born hore in Ohio, I
ennui, myself a Southerner, as my
father was a V irginian."
Half a century ago Kinniel.) was a
famous "nigger" minstrel. Those
were the palmy days nf the binni
cork arl, when I ?ry an t's Theatre on
lower I broadway was oin-ni' the most
popular resorts in New York city.
Kmmett was born in ISIS, at Mount
VIM non, coming from a family, all of
whose members bad a ?neal reputa
tion--still tradition in tho conn ty
na musicians. In his nun caso this
talent was Imf little less than a tu nde
and undeveloped sort of genius. Ile
began life as a printer, but soon
abandoned lins t itule to join tho band
nf a circus company. Ile was md
long in discovering thal he could
compose snugs of the kind in use by
clowns. One nf the finest of these
was "Old Dan Tucker," of pleasant
if inebriate memory. Ils success was
so great thal Kmmett followed il
with many others. They were all
negro melodies, and ibey all won
popularity.
Finally be look to negro imper
Hoiialious, singing bis own songs in
the i'ing, while bo accompanied him
self on tho banjo. Ile made n spe
cially of old men and ho has assured
mo with pride, that when he had
blackened his face and donned his
wig of kinky while bair, ho was "the
best old negro thal, ever lived."
He became sind? a favorite with thc
patrons of the circus in tho south and
west, that at last-partly by chance
and partly through intention -he
invaded tho stngo bimsolf.
This was some timo in 1812, nt tho
old Chatham theater in Now York
oity, whon, with two companions, ho
gave fi mixed performance, mad o up
largely of songs and da??os, typical
of slave lifo and ohnraotor. Tho lit
tle troupe was billed as tho "Virginia |
Minstrels," and their popularity with
tho publie was instantaneous.
This was tho beginning of negro
minstrelsy. From Now York tho
pioneer company went to Boston
and later on sailed for England, leav
the newly discoverd Hold to tho host
of imitators who wero rapidly divi
ding their success with them.
Emmott remained abroad for sovo
ral years and when ho returned to
New York joined Dan Bryant's
Minstrel company at 47*2 Broadway.
Ile was engaged lo write songs and
walk 'rounds ?md take part in
tho nightly performances, It was
while ho was with Bryant that
"Dixie" was composed.
There h ii ve been many difforcnt
accounts given as to the origin of
this song, and hammett's share in its
composition. The prevailing idea is
that il somehow grew note by noto of
its own volition and that ho simply
wrote down-with a few ohanges
something that already existed. As
a matter of fact Emmott had just t he
ono line, "1 wish I was in Dixie,"
for a theme.
Strangely enough "Dixie," or
"Dixie! tnd," referred not lo the
South or any part of thc South. It
was tho name of an estate on Man
hattan Island, tho proporty of a man
hythe name of Dixy, who was one
of tho largest, slaveholders of his
day, until the rapid growth of tho
anti-slavery movement in tho North
compelled bim lo sell bis slaves
South. It was from these blacks
and their descendants that tho wo
"Dixieland" came, expressing their
love and longing for their former
home and master.
The expression became a part of
tho current speech, more as a bit of
slang than anything else and soon
lost all local significance. But a re
ference by .lohn Randolph lo Mason's
and Dixon's lines in ono of his ora
tions, recalled to the public mind the
memory ol* that suvvcy, and in some
manner Dixie, perhaps from its fan
cied likeness to Dixon, was given a
place in the South.
Hood's
Cure sick headache, had ngk H H ?
tasl.- in Mic mouth, coat.al \\ )) ri , ?
tonkin , j as in thc Silimarit, W[ I
ilistu is nuil IlicliKrstlol,. Ho * ? ? ?
not winken, lint havo Ionic eifert. 25 runt?.
Thg only tau to ti\Uu with llood'i Sarsaparilla.
IS vcr since IJ obceca met Jacob all
the mothers have been taking their
marriageable daughters lo watering
places.
.gyptian ligures found on obelisks,
mounted on two-wheeled vehicles,
showed that Pharaoh had sonic idea
of a velocipede.
The apple has a larger proportion
of phosphorous than any other fruit,
and is therefore an excellent brain
loin!.
Ramon's Relief cures Bick-IIcadnchc,
N'ciiinlgiu, Crain]);;, Cholera Morbus,
Diarrhoea, ??c. 25c. for large bottle.
A man seldom forgives an injury
until alter lie bas availed himself of
an opportunity to gel even.
I Iavana's defences are said to ho
very formidable, and tho Spanish
anny of 120,(1011 men very strong.
Ile must be a person ol' very insig
nificant standing who is always
standing upon his dignify.
IJecont measurements of tho
Chinese wall show it tobo 18 feet
high and I ,S00 miles long.
All pain hanlshed hy Dr.. M Iles' Pain filia.
Xever euler ?in apartment of ano
ther person, except the common
rooms of a dwelling, without knock
Some husbands never think of to
ing their wives anything until after
they have lound it out for them
The
Cruel Knife!
Tt In absolutely unolortn to expect n
surgical operation to euro cancer, 01
any othor blood disenso. Tho cruelty
of such treatment is illustrated in the
ulnrming number of deaths which re
sult from it. The disease is in tin
blood, nod benet} can not bo out out.
Nine times out of ten tho surgoon'f
knife only hastens death.
My son had a moat malliomnt (lancer, foi
willoh Mic doctors said an operation was th?
only hope. Tho op? r
atlnii was a novoro
one, as lt was nceos
iiary to out down to
tho ja w li o ii o a 11 d
scrape lt. Before a
?real while thc Can
dor rotnrnod. and be
im 11 to prow rapidly.
Wc irave him many
remedies without to
Ur.', and lina I ly,
. upon tho advice ola "j?y?;,
mond, dool dod to '
try fi. 8. H. (Swlft'fl
Specific), a nd wi I lu
tfie Hooond hot tie he
hogan to Improve. After twenty bottles liai'
bron tufton, Ute On noe r disappeared entirely
and he wal cured, 'flic cure was a permanent
j ene, for Ko ls now ap von teen yearn old, and ha*
nev? . bau ft ni ft il o. iii? dreadful diuvfesu io re
turn. J. N. Mennoou,
2711 Sn<id|(raMS St,, llallas, Texan.
Absolutely tho only hopo for Oancoi
is Swift's Specific,
&S.S?Blooti
aa it is tho only remedy whiob goos
to tho vory bottom of tho blond nod
forces out every trace of tho disease,
fl. S. S. Is guaranteed pu ely vogotable,
and contains no potash, moroury, ot
other minorai.
Hooks on Oancor will be mailed fro?
to any address by tho Swift Spoolflo
Oo.. Atlanta, On.
LOVE ON A TANDEM.
Jloth Hiders Labor Uuiior JMsadvanl?
ages and Necessarily Take Hisks.
"Yon aro sure it doesn't make it
go any harder ?"
"What doesn't?" #
"My hoing on this front saddle."
"If you weren't on that front ?ad
dle I give you my word lins machino
wouldn't ho going nt all."
?'No ?"
"No. It would ho at homo in the
woodshed."
This would not do. The conver
sation was taking a personal turn.
Miss MeCurdy decided to ohango
tho suhjeot.
"I have had so little experience in
tandem riding," sho said, "that I
didn't know. This is a beautiful
Inndsonpe, isn't it ?"
"1 haven't been looking at tho land
scape."
This also had an alarmingly per
sonal bearing, and she hastily put
ono hand to her back hair to aseer
tain whether or not anything was
IOOBO.
"It's all right," volunteered the
young man, "and your hat's on per
fectly straight."
"No, ho hasn't been looking at tho
landscape," mentally decided Miss
Glycorine MoCurdy.
"lier chook looks like a peach,"
said young Spoonnmoro, to himself.
"And, by George, she is a peach !"
he added, with tho fervor of a dis
coverer upon whom a great truth has
just dawned.
"You ought not. to miss this view,
Mr. Spoonnmoro. Look at the grand
sweep of that-"
"I'm not missing anything. I
have to keep an eye on the road, you
know."
"How can you do it?" Am I
leaning too much to one side ?"
"Not at all. You are sifting beau
tifully."
"I don't seem to be doing a? y ol
tho work. Aren't you gett ing t ired ?'
"Tired ? I could keep on riding:
this way forever."
"Absurd !"
"Well, I'll make it a million years
That's coming down a good deal."
?Oh! What's that?"
"Nothing bot a bug. Don't lu
afraid ; I brushed it off your shoul
der."
"I am not scared. Was it a largt
bug?"
"Not large, but unpardonably prc.
sumptuous. It. was making for youl
neck."
They pedalled in silence for a few
minutes, and then she said :
"Wasn't it risky to take one o
your hands off tho handle-bars?"
"Risky?" Great Cwsar! I conk
ride that way for-"
"For a million years?"
"Now you'r smiling."
"You are not watching the road
closely enough. We came near run
ning over that big stone."
"I saw that we missed it by just !
hair's breadth. I - I thought yoi
must have taken one hand off tin
bar again."
The young man drew his breafl
hard.
"Mr. Spoonnmoro, you are gcltin;
tired."
"Awfully tired. I haven't, seei
your eyes for IS minutes."
On second thought, miss nie.Cuni;
concluded not to propose stopping l<
rest. It would servo him right I
make him work bard for tho nox
two hours to pay for that speed
And yet
"Miss Glycorine ?"
"Well."
"Do you si '! flint, brick house off I
the loft on tho other side of tho <n
chard ?"
Ho went, on with some rambling
unimportant recollection about tba
house.
He merely wanted fosee whelln
lier left cheek bad turned as red ;i
the right one.
It had.
They passed under the projectill
bini) of an apple tree standing jiu
inside, of the fence, and with a do>
te rous upward reach young Spoon;
more pulled off a bunch of blossom
"Oh? What's that?"
"It isn't a bug this time, lt's
cluster of apple blossoms. I ai
about to take the liberty of puffin
them in your back hair--"
"Upon my word !"
"Not for the purpose of ot'iiamcn
1 beg you to believe, but because
love Howers.too-and having ci
these off in their carly bloom, I fe
bound to see that they enter upon
happy he. ? al ter. I lold still !
"How eau I ? I have, to koop III
pedals moving, don't I?"
"Yes, bul you don't have to line
your bead-just yet. There ! Tl
effect is beautiful. You have no ?di
bow it sets the Howers off. Do y<
see that ch ll roll spire over there <
thc right?"
No, she did not see it. She HU
peded, and she looked straight alica
Whoreupon tho young man rn bbc
necked.
?Glycerine !" he whispered, clo
to her ear.
At this thrilling moment, the m
chine, left practically lo its ov
guidance, ran into a rut
And spoiled one of tho most pl
mising romances of thc year.
t), young people, lot Ibis be :i si
einn warning.
Do not become sentimental on
tandem until the era of good roa
bas fully come.-Chicago Tribune.
Ait druggtata gunrnntoo nr. Miles' VA
PUIM tosten Headache. "Ono cent a dosi
?1 '.j.'.' Wi-i v.? .V'.i-^.-'.v - ..'.tV.'-.iv ?_? i,. '.<
To fco entertaining ??s5fr\
wV.cn one ought to be JMMy
asleep. To eat uwcctBfiBM?lnS|A
end salads when the ^^iT^vBjw
stomach craves thc uBSP
ph aplent y food or^nono 4 "$ffir
when ono wanta to (jggyj^^flgflrV
. '\H'1l III' ll!)
eoclcty de- jd&gU
triando of lier ^SBa^W?
folio weia^^y^^BB
strain UCS ^BH BKft
on UK; ,/ ? . Xl j
nery>:s g^&jS&gl BP wn
cate IB B^ss^^*^.
WO- ^ ^fflfflnnflffl g^j^C^^^^a
''?m hvudnchcs. Thu
/v-'r Vi ? cinching palin? in
/'y; j thc back and loins.
/ J The blues. All
?BS? i such symptoms hi
^OM^^sH j diente serious de
^/i>/ "'j . ? H rangements of the
Tnlt iinv L-!SBS8 delicate female or
Nvondcr ^^^^H gnnlsm, nnd^ must
<lowu? cxbMistedT?f?re.11
Br^dficld'a ?xma?o RogUuiiOr
ls thc standard remedy for the weaknesses
and Irregularities peculiar to women.
Brodfleld/B Regulator lu not a inyntcrloua
mixturo of mythical origin, but a stand
O?d remedy compounded in accordance
With, scientific principle" from approved
vegetable medical materials. liradtield.'s
Regulator ls endorsed by physicians who
have examined lt, and has been In suc
cessful uso over a quarter of a century. It
ia sold by druggists ot ono dollar a bottle.
"Perfect Health for Womcu " moiled
*rec upon application.
THE BRADFIELD REOULATOR 00., Allanto. Clo.
"This is tho fourth timo you have
asked nie to marry you," said Miss
Cayenne rather impatiently. "How
often do you wish mo to refuse
you?" "Well," replied Willie
? Washington, "I think three timos
quito sufl?oiont."
-4 ? fe
A Wonderful Discovery.
Tho lost <|iuirtor 0f ft century records
many wonderful discoveries bi medicine, .
but none I hal have accomplished more for
humanity than Ilia?.sterling old household
remedy, I trow ns' bon Millers. It seems to
contain tile very elements ofunod health,
uiiil neither man, woman or child eau talco
il without deriving tho greatest benefit.
browns1 Iron Pitiers le sold by all deniers.
Speaking of thc whal-would-you
do-if-yon-wcrc-a-man question, it
was an unfeeling woman who .said
she supposed she would make a fool
of herself like any other man.
Ramon's Nerve and Bone OH cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Hores, bums and
bruises, for 25c.
We are commanded to iel our
light shine before men ; the man
with tho red nose keeps his shining
before himself.
(2Ol Al A & weakness easily culed ny
arilMMIL Dr. Miles' Nervo Planters
CJIivii-oli I )ir<M;t,or.y.
WALHALLA BAPTIST Cur uni.
Kev. II. B. Kant, Pastor. .1. T. Ash
worth, Sup't .Sunday school. I'roach
ing on second .Sunday at 11 o'clock and
at night. Sunday school every Sunday
nt lo o'clock a. m. Prayer mooting ovory
Thursday night.
WALHALLA PKKSUVTKIUAN Cumuli.
Preaching ovory' second and fourth
Sunday morning at. ll o'clock; evening
S.:'o o'clock. Sunday Behool ovory
Sunday morning at IO o'clock, Major
S. 1*. 1 lonely Superintendent.
lt lon LA NI ..?--Preaching every ll rut and
third Sunday al. ll a. III. Sunday
school every Sunday at 10.JMI a. m., W.
ll. Hughes Superintendent,
lb:rn 1:1..-Preaching second Sunday at
?bi?O p. in. and every flftil Sunday at ll
a. m. lt. b. II00KU8.
The appointments for Ibo Walhalla
Circuit aro as follows:
Kirst Sunday ul.Whit.mireY.nl ll a. m.;
?looasseo at. !l p. m.
Second Sunday al. Double Springs at ll
:?. m.; I .aurel Springs at !J p. m.
Third Sunday al. /.ion al. Il a. m.;
( Iconofl at. ?1 p. m.
Ko ur th Sunday nt Fairview at ll a. m.;
Newry at i\ p. m.
There will also be preaching a! Whit
miro on : aturday before. Ibo Hist Sunday
in each month at '?'< p. m., and at Double
Springs on Saturday before tho second
Sunday in each month atti p. m.
.JAS. b. M111.1.1 NIX, P. C.
The following aro Ibo appointments of
Kev. W. -W. beat hers for tho year 1*07:
bea ver dam baptist church-first Sun
day and Saturday before in each month
at. 11 a. m.
Newry baptist, church-second Sunday
morning ami at night, and on Ibo third
Sunday night, and every Hf th Sunday, at.
tho usual hours.
Shiloh Baptist church - third Sunday
at ll a. ni. and on Saturday before at. ll
p. m.
Hopewell baptist, church, Anderson
county, fourth Sunday and Saturday be
fore at. 11 a. m.
APPOINTMKNTS AT 'I'llIC KVAN
OJCUCAb bUTIIKUAN CHURCH:
Sunday Sehnol at. l).:tl) a. m., Mr. .1. J.
A nsol, Superintendent.
Divino services, Knglish, on tho second
and fou rill Sundays at ll a. in,
(?crinan, al li a. m., 011 tho first and
third Sundays.
APPOINTMENTS KOlt THK WI-'.ST
M INST Kl? (iHOHP OK CIIUUCIIKS.
Kirst. Sunday, preaching at Tugaloo at
I I a. m.
Second Sunday,Oak Orovo, at. ll a, m.,
[ ami Westminster at K p. m.
Third .Sunday, Kel real., al ll a. 111.
K011 rt.h Sunday, Westminster, nt ll a.
m. and S p. m.
JOHKI'll T. DKNIIV,
Stated Supply.
Cure ali forms of disease caused by
ii Sluggish bivcr and biliousness.
Thc pink pin Cleanses
Thc Tonic bellet I/lV/gOMtCS
H. C. Moore, ofGrCCnsbtlrg, Ky., says: "I
was vci y bilious for a long time : bail fallen
off ami getting lu 1>a<l beni til. I bad dys
pepsia ami coll np my food. I began s::-.!;:g
Rnmoti's bivcr J'ills ami Tonie IV'Icts ac
cording lo thc Doctor's Hook, ami ns a rc
pull ! Increased In weight '.'-'J pouiiu?, sud
feel like a m w person."
Tb?- little " Doctor's Rook " tells all nLoiit
Hiern, ami a week's Treatment I'ree, proves
every word line. CompleteTreattiieiil,28a
UHOWN M: U. CO., U. v. ami firconovlllo. Ten?,
Knr sale hy .T.W. bell, Walhalla, and
Stribling Drug Company,Seneca.
WARREN PRIESTLEY,
TUB U A lt BICK.
POI! POURTKKN VKAliS WAI,
HAI.bA'S TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Prompt, and salisbudory work at lils
bailors.
4-21-08-ly
m ia lu rr iNGs
Knights of Pythias.
Walhalla Lodge, No. 07, K. of P.
moots ovcry Monday nicht lu Masonic
Had. j, M. Moss, C. C.
J. T. AsinvonTii K. lt. and 8.
-. .
Sluging Convention.
Tho Ooonoo Couuty Singing Conven
tion will meet nt ConneroBS Baptist
c..i;.oh on Saturday and Sunday. August
0th.and 7th. All classes and choira aro
requested to send delegates, and to call
for tho convention, if it is wantod at
their plaoo. lt. li. MASON, Presidout.
NOUTON Cox, Soorotary.
Farmers" Instituto.
Tho Farmors' Instituto of Oconeo
County will moot at Seneca, S. C., on
.July tho 25th, instead of at Walhalla, as
announced by circular letter. Hy ordor
of tho "resident, Honry S. Hartzog.
S. P. STUUILINO,
Chairman Kxeoutivo Committee
"'.. - - -? ._.. .. - --
Colored Sunday School Couvontlon.
Tho Ooonoo County (Colorori) Sunday
Sobool Couvontlon of tho.Sencea Kivor
baptist Association will convono nt St.
Paul's Haptist church on Friday before I
tho fourth Sunday in July, lt will bo
tho largest gnthoring that wo have bad
for yoars. Selling on tho grounds pro
hibited. W. J. THOMAS, Prcsidont.
Reunion of Orr's Pcg.mont.
Tho sovoutoontb annual reunion of |
Orr's Heglmont of Hilles will ho bold at
Sandy Springs on Tuesday, August 10th
noxt. commencing at 5 P. M., and will
cont niuo through Wednesday. Promi
nent speakers will bo prosonl.
Coi., a. Mid). MII.I.KK, President.
J. W. THOMPSON, Socrotary.
Masonic.
Tho regular communications of Hluo
Ridge Lodgo, No. 02, A. F. M., aro held
in tho Masonlo Temple, Walhalla, S. C.,
on Saturday night, on or before the full
moon in eaoh month, at 8 o'clock P. M.
Tho Urethren will lake duo notice thereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
lt. T. JAYNKS, W. M.
W. O. Wi uri:, Secrotary.
The Teachers' Instituto
Will bo bold at Walhalla on August 1st
to Otb. All leaohors aro nrgontly re
quested to ho present. Trustoos of
schools in operation aro requested to
give vacation for that weok In older that
tho teachers and advanced pupils may
attend.
Tho committee on arrangements for
the annual reunion of tho schools will
meet during thu session of tho instituto.
The names will be published hereafter.
Y. F. M AUXIN,
County Superintendent Kdueation.
Union Meeting.
The union mooting of the First, Dis
trict, to be hold with Bethlehem church
on thc llfth Sunday in July and Friday
and Saturday before
1st Subject: Which mission ?R of tho
most importance ? (-'. It. I). Burns and
Wm. Mongold.
2. What is saving faith ? .1. F. Davis
and W. T. McAlistor.
What is a Now Testament church ?
Kev. .1. M. Sanders and .1. W. Tannery.
.I. Does a member conic nj) to tho
Itihle standard who docs not work in tho
Sunday School? Hov? J. II. Stone and
Hobt. H. Syms.
Introductory sermon by Hov. .1. M.
Sanders. .
Sunday School mass meeting Sunday
morning. P.. P. WOOD, Chairman.
Union Meeting.
A union mooting will be held with
Pleasant drove church on .Inly 20th,
.-Ililli and 81st.
Introductory sermon by Kev. H. W.
Nelson af 10.80 A. M.
The following queries will bodiseussed :
1. The importance of churches adja
cent to each other forming pastorates
md settling their preachers in their
midst. Speakers: J. A. Voyles, S. P.
Tannery.
What should be done with a mem
ber of our church who wilfully refuses
to pay his pro rata share of t hc Inciden
tal expenses of his church? Speakers: S.
C. Smith, W. O. Alexander.
How can wo st i mulato careless
members to a moro active Christian
duty ? Speakers: Marion Simpson, A.
W. Singleton.
4, ls it right to retain in full fellowship
brother who charges enormous prices
for produce ? Speakers: A. M. Terrell,
A. P. Merrill, .1. II. Cl.AltK,
Chairman of Committee.
Union Meeting.
The union meeting of the Hoavordani
Association will moot with Shiloh Bap
tist ob ii rob, Anderson county, on thc
llfth Sunday in .Inly ami Saturday before.
Saturday, IO A. M.-Devotional exer
iises conducted hy Kev. I. M. Simmons.
Introductory sermon af ll A. M. by
hov. J. M. McGuire
1st Question: What evidences have wo
that we ai li the children of Hod '.' Breth
ren .1. ll. Karie ami M. C. Harton.
2d Ouest ion : What does the Hilde teach
unicorn lng missions ami win. should
jarry it out ? Brotbrou W. W. Heathers
and A. P. Marett.
Sunday morning af !).:'.(), Sunday School
Normal Class.
The International Lesson for the day.
'Nabotb's Vineyard," I Kings, 21: I IO,
taught hy Hov. ll. M. Allen.
Missionary sermon af ll A. M. hy He.'.
W. W. Leathers.
Devotional and song service in the
afternoon, conducted by hov. W. .1.
Wooton ami ot hers.
M. C. llAUTON,
.1. f., MAIITIN,
ll. M. Al.I.KN,
Committee.
By order ol' the Union.
--<?..*-? - ---
Oconeo County Interdenominational
Sunday School Convention.
WALHALLA, S. C., .lune IS, 1808.
To the Sunday Stdiool Workers of
Oconeo County-Dear Urethren : II, ia
earnestly desired hy Ibo Stale Sunday
School Association thal, we get this
county in line for advanced methods of
work, and form a county organization
for "explorations and evangelization";
to this end wo have arranged for a
Couuty Sunday School Couvontlon to be
held at. this place, on the Ifttll, 10th and
l illi of August next.
We (bendore earnestly ask thal, every
Sunday school in this county select at
least one delegate to attend the oonven
t, >n and send with him or her a statisti
cal report of the school. Of enurso all
invited who can come of all denomi
nations.
Tim methods of teaching will bo ox
Otnplitlod and will he very helpful to all
Sunday school workers.
Piay that (!od may direct us in Ibis
( Oort, and that it may provo a blessing
lo this county.
Yours in Christian work',
FltANK F. Wllll.DKN,
Field Secretary.
- - ?
Sunday School Convention.
The Sunday School Convention of tho
Hoavordani Baptist Association will moot
with Double Springs oh ll rob, in Ooonoo
county, on Tuesday aller the third Sun
day in July.
introductory sermon on Tuesday ut ll
A. M. by Hid.' W. W. Leathers.
After the sermon the convention will
he organized.
Al TKItNOON SUHSION.
I. Reports from Sunday schools. Five
minutes talks by the del?gales, slating
number of scholars, methods of teach
ing, condition of their schools, ito.
ii, Question . What in tho rOftl object
of all Sunday school work ? M. C. I .ar
ion, .1. L. Martin.
1. Wednesday morning, 0.80, devotional
exercises conducted by I. M. Simmons.
2. What are the difliflllitios lo he over
come in our Sunday school work ? A.
P. Marett, C. L. Craig.
8. The teaching which Christ com
manded to he done, Matthew 28:20, by
.1. lt. Karlo.
AI'l'l'.livoov SKSSION.
The Sunday school teacher and ll h
work, thoso who aro to ho taught, (ind
tho methods of teaching ? J. M. Mo
Cuire, .lames Seaborn.
All Sunday schools are requested tn
send delegates tho same as to the Asso
ciation. H. M. A 1.1.KN,
Chairman.
Palmetto Livery sau Haie Slate,
SEN KOA, S. 0.
Ii- P. FlNOANNON, PllOVMIKTOK. '..
Kailey teams and vehicles nt all 1 unes,
day or uiglit. Prices roasonablo.
4-21-08~ly.
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Co ni ns anil Caskets.
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FRED. D. BUSH,
District Passongor A gout,'
L01IISYILLK&NASHY1LI.X RAILROAD,
im WALL STU MET,
Atlanta, Ga.
0-0-98T-28-31.
Civil Engineer
and Surveyor.
- ?-< -
A LL CIVIL ENGINEERING or sen.
VETING business o?tloiontly oxecutod.
Orders loft with Jaynos & Sholor will ro
ooivo prompt nitontion.
RKSPKOTVUIA.Y,
I. H. HARRISON,
Walhalla, S. C.
Fobruary Sd, 1808. 5-lyr.
Notice ol* "l^Tnai ?oi>^
tlement :?i?4l JL>i?~
"VT OTIC li in lioroby given that the un
l.i dorsignod will ranko application to
E. L. Ilorudon, Eso,., Judgo of Probate
for Oconco county, in tho Slate of South
Carolina, nt his ofllce at Walhalla
Court lloiuo, on Monday, tho 8th
day of August, 1808, at tl o'olook in
tho forenoon, or ns soon thoroaftor as
said application can bo beard, for lomo
to make final settlement, of tho personal
estate of A. B. (?rant, deceased, and
final discharge as administrator of said
estate. T. A. CHANT,
Administrator of Personal Estato of
A. ll, Grant, deceased.
July 7, 1808. -27--.U _
Citation Notice,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1
COUNTY OK OCONKK. J
IN TUB coiriiT OK rnonATK.
HY E. L. ll BUNOON, ESQ., Piton ATK
J HOOK.
Whereas, II. J. Gignillint Las made
suit to mo to grant him Letters of
Administration of tho estate and ofl'oots
of Joseph N. Atkinson, deceased
Theso aro therefore to cito and admon
ish all and singular tho kindred and
creditors of tho said Joseph N. Atkinson,
deceased, that, they bo and appear
before me, in tho Court of Probato, lo bo
held at Walhalla Court House, S. C., on
Saturday, July UOth, 1808, after pub
lication thereof, at 11 o'clock in tho fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why tho said Administration should not
bo granted.
(liven under my hand and seal this
Pith day of July, Anno Domini 1808.
^ N I E. L. IIERNDON, Judgo of
'Z-^C ) Prohato, Coonee County, S. C.
Published on tho I Ith day of July,
ISitS, in tho K KOW Ki'. CouniK.it and Oconeo
Nows.
Citation Notice.
BTATK Ol' SOUTH CAROLINA, 1
UcOMKK COUMTY. 1
IN" THE COU HT OF PROBATE.
Hy E. I?. Horildon, Ks?]., Probato Judge.
Wu BUK AS, W. E. Harton bas made
suit to mo lo grant him lott ors ol' ad
ministration of tho personal estate of
and offoctfl of W. M. Isboll, deceased,
Theso aro, therefore, to cito and ad
monish all and singular tho kindred and
creditors of tho said W. M. Isboll,
deceased, that they bo and appear
before nie, in tho Court of Prohato, to bo
hold at Walhalla, S. C., on Monday,
July 25tll, lS'.tS, after publication there
of, at. 11 o'clock in thc forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why tho said ad
ministration should mil. ho granted.
(liven under my hand this 7th day of
Jilly Anno Domini 1808.
( -) E. li. HERN DON,
j I i.s. [ .I migo Probato for
( -) Oconco county, S. C.
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Juno ?30, 181)8. '' 2<My
a. T. jAYNKs. i .r. yr. HUKI.OH.
JAYNES~& SHELOit,
ATTORNKY8-AT-LAW.
WALHALLA, S. O.
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January 12. 1895.
WM. J. STIUIILINO. f i ii. L. UKHNDON.
Attorneys-At-Law,
WALHALLA, ?. C.
PROMPT ATI'KNTION (J IV KN TO AI.I. IlUSI
NKss ENTUUSTKO TO TU KM.
January 0, 1808.
L. B, IlJIlIftj
Attorney ?md CoimsoIIor at Law,
403404 Killin Rui'ding, ? - - ATLANTA, GA.
QonorM baw Practico. Correspond
onco invited. 4-7-1)8
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule lu RflToot
Juno 20. 18118.
BTATiONB^_ ff
LYjjffiaflcaTo'ii",. '. . 7 ?? j? m
LT. Columbia.'.. ll 00 U in
" Proanoritr. 0 00 n m ia 00 n'n
" N'JwiicrrT. fl 45 a rn 12 16 p m
" Nlnoty-Bbt. 7 43 ?\ in 1 00 p m
LY. Greenwood. S <X) n m 1 35 p in
Ar. Moduli.._8_>?_rt ln ^A?'? P_?H
Ar. Abbovfilo. .......7... 0~00 ft m 2 86 p m
Ar. fecYton.. 0 05 ? m 5~66^ p m
?r^ Aiulrrflon . ... ? 40 a ni j 20 p sw
ir.?5rc?nvflTeT.77. ~J? To'ajn TTKT p "m
Ar. ? tienta.", 7.7.fl 6o~p ni ~? 00 p ni
STATION B. ffe^7 "3gU&
Lv. Gre*nvl\lo. 6 fi? p >n 10 16 ft m
" Piddinont. 1 15 p m 10 40 a m
" WlllInmBton. 0 10 p m '0 65 iv m
Lr. Andoreou.7 ~"?H? p m ?0 40 o m
LY. fle?ton ,. fl 80~p ni li 10 a m
Ar. Donnulja.__0 66 p_in ll 85 ft m
LY. Abbov?Tlo.,7 ?l?Tj?Iii "Ti ?6~s_m
Lv. fi?Agoa. 7 13 p ni 1? 60 ft ni
Ar. Greenwood. 7 40 p in 13 10 p ni
" Nlnety-Mtx. HS p m 12 26 r m
" Newberry. 6 56 p ni 1 110 p in
" Prosperity. o o? p m l 40 p m
Ar. Columbia. . 2 60 p m
Ar. (Marleston. o 40 p m
????y Rully HTATTONR IDailjr DalT?
No. 0[No.iM_ _ _ |NO.?4 No.10
J?Op" 7 itou LT. .. .Ch?ri?sten7.. 7?T rt j?p il O?S
"S??tai?TOft '' ....Col?mlrf?.,r T"40n on?p
Q07n ll 45a '?.AIHIOII." 1 65p 8 60?
10Oin 1256p ".Bantuo." 12 56p 7 46p
10 20ft 1 U2p '..Union.'* 12 08p 7 ?Op
10 ttOn 160p " .... JoilCBVlllO .... " 12 21p 0 53p
10 64o 202p ".Pacolnt." 1300p 0 42p
11 26a 2 25p Ajr.. Bpartnnburg. .Lv ll 40?\ 0 I6p
1140a 2twp LY. . Bpartanhurg.. Ar ll 20rv 0 00p
2 46p flOOp Ar.... Achevlllc.... Lv S ?On 806n
?TV^p. m. ''A,1' ?. ni.
Pullman palace ?looping carn on Trains 86Mid
Cfl, 87 and 8?, on A. nnd C. divinion,
Tra?na Iwivo Bpartsnburg, A, & <). division,
northbouud, 0i07 a.m., 11:00 p.m., 0:10 p.m.,
(Vostibulo Mi lln <l); southbound 12:20 a. in..
8:48 p. m.. 11:84 n. m., (Vestibule Ltinltod.)
Tra?na leave Greenville. A. ?nd c. division,
northbound, 6:46 a. m., 1:66 n. ld. and 5:22 p. m.,
< Voutibnled Limitad) ; southbound, 1:26 o. m.,
4:05 p. m., 18:80 p. in. (Vestibuled Limited).
Tra?na 0 ftiid 10 onrry olcK^nt Piillinnii
slcuplug cnn? botwoon Columbln and AHIIOVIIIO,
onrouto Oiillv between .Tnoknonvillo nudClinciu
natl.
Non. ID and 14.- Build train?, with PuUinnit
Parlor Car?, botwoou (Miarlouton and AHHOVIIIO.
FRANK H. GANNON, .T. M. OULP,
Third V-P. ? Gou. M?r.. Trafflc Mgr.,
Wuublugton. J). G. Washington, 1J. O.
W. A. TUrtK. B. H. RARDWICK.
Gen. Pam. Aft't. An'i Gou. Pas?. An't.
Washington, D. ?. _Atlauta, ?a.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Condomed flehodulo of Pii?inncror TroSiue.
_In KIToot Juno 12, MIS. _
I Von. No. 18 Fat.Ml
Northbound. No.ts No. ^S |fi?. No. 80
"nllrl Dally. Sun. Hally.
Lv.
Atlanta, O.T.
Atlanta, IC.T.
Noroross.
Buford.
GniiioHvlllo...
Lula.
< 'ni Mi lln.
Mt. Airy.
Tocona .
Woatnilnstor
?onooa .
Contra).
Croonvtllo...
Bpartanhurg.
7 80 a
8 30 a
0 12 a
p- 47 a
lu m i.
10 44 a
11 07 a
ll 10 a
11 80 n
12 10 in
12 20 p
1 10 p
1 65 p
8 00 p
Ar. Asheville.I 0 00 p
" Gaff nova....
" PlaokHimrg .
" Killie's Mt. .
" ( l;nt i iniu
Lv. Chu ?lotto
Ar. Greensboro
Lv. Greens! uno.
Ar. Norfolk.
Ar. 11.m vi lin.
Ar. lttchniond ...
Ar.Washington..
' nattm'ePItR.
* . .llladelphia.
" Now York ...
?1 4!) p
4 (Kl p
4 80 p
4 ?VS j i
0 15 p
0 63 p
12 00 m
1 00 p
2 23
2 42
ra ou
a ?o i>
4 ?5' p
6 22 p
0 10 p
0 41 p
7 00 p
ft 22
10 43
10 50 p
7 85 a
11 61 p
0 10 a
ii r. a
S 03 a
10 15 ft
12 43 in
No. 18
Hs.
Sun.
4 85 p
6 85 p
0 2Sp
7 08 p
7 48 p
8 Oftp
8 85 p
8 40 p
11 60 p
12 60 a
1 27 a
2 20
2 40
3 25 a
4 03 a
4 23 ft
4 62 a
5 45 n
0 87 a
ll 45 a
7 15 a
7 85 ft
7 68 a
ft 20 ii
0 25 ft
13 10 p
Southbound.
" Philadelphia .
" J?.lillie..ir
" Washington..
Lv. lil,-lum,ml ...
Lv. Dunville_
Lv. Norfolk ',
Ar. Greensboro.
Lv. Greensboro.
Ar. Charlotte ...
Lv. Gautonta
" Klnu'a Mt. .
" HlaoKshurg .
" Ualfneyu
Lv. Ahhovllle.. .
" Bpartanhurg. ?3 20 a ll KI IA2 4?? p.
" Greonvtllo.... 125 a 13 80 p 4 05 p. .. .
" (Vintral. 6U)p?*:7rT
" Noneca. 2 80 a 1 03 p 6 20 p "*
" Wostmlnstor. 6 15 p " *'
" Tocooa. 0 25 a 2 1ft p 0 22 p H
" Mt. Airy. 7 00 p 0 25 A
" Cornolla.f8 00 p 705 p 0 86 a
" Lula. 1 16 a 0 1ft p 7 IUI i> 0 67 a
" Gainosvlllo... 4 85 a 8 87 p ft (Wp 7 20 a
" Buford. ft 42 p 7 M a
" Noroross. 5 25 a. 0 17 p ft 27 a
Ar.Atlanta,E.T. fl 10 a 4 65 plOOOp 0 80 a
Ar. Atlanta,C.T. 5 10 a 0 55 nj Hoo p ft80 a
N?KOR?BS NOON TH A IN.
Daily Bxcopt Hunday._
Lv. Allanta, eeiitral limo ......... . ."Iii 20 n
Ar. Noroross, east o rn tiino . 116 p
Lv. NiireniKH, ciislorii timo.I ? 20 p
Ar. Atlanta, contrai time. . .(2 211 p
"A" a. m. ."P" p. m. "M" noon. "N" night.
Cliosapoako Line Btonniora in dally sorvlon
between Norfolk and Baltimore.
No?. Iff and 88- Dally. Washington and South
west ora Vest?bulo Limited. Through Pullman
sleeping oars between Now York and Now Or
leans, via Washington, Allanta mid Montuoin
ery, and also between New York and Mom ph 18.
vlaw.i liing ton, Atlanta and Birmingham. First
class thoroughfare conchen bntween Washing
ton and Atlanta, hindu; cars nervo all meals
on route. Pullman drawing-room Blooping cara
between GreoiiHhoro ?nd Norfolk. (Hose eon
iionttiiii al. D'orfrtlk for OLD WINT COMFORT
ni i i vin;; there lu Hine for breakfast.
Nos. Itt and 80 United Stated Fast Mall
runa neild between Washington ami Now Or
leans, via Bout horn Hallway, A. & \V. P. H. H.,
and L. A N. It. lt.. being compound of baggage
ear and coaches, through without chango for
pasKOiiKera of all olassns. Pullman drawlni/
am Blooping earn betWCOII Now York ami
,.ew GrleaiiH, via Atlanta and Montgomery.
Leaving Washington each Wednesday, a tourist
fileeptng ear will run through between Wash
ington and Ban Francisco without change.
)'ullman l>rawiug-U<.o;u Sleeping I 'ara between
Asheville ami Atlanta.
Nos. 11.87. l'.ft and 12 - Pullman stooping cara
but ween RichmondaiidtMiarloito, via Danville,
nouthbound Nos. ll and ?17, northbound Nos.
US and 12
PRANKS. GANNON. J. M.OULP,
Third V P. Ak Goa. Mgr., Traille M'g'r
Washington, D. C. Washington, 1>. fl.
W. A. TU UK, B. It. HARDWICK,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't., Ass'tGcn'l Pass. Ag't,,
Waahbigton, D. O._Atlanta. Ga.
IFst.Ml
No. an
?ally.
12 15 a
8 50 a
fl 81 a
inri a
?2 Ul ni
0 15 p
7 20 p
10 00 i>
10 40 p
ll 31 y
ll 40 ].
0 00 p
No. ?17
Dally.
4 HO p
0 65 p
0 20 p
10 43 p
12 01 Ut
6 60
?0 ft) li
0 60
7 05 <\
0 25 a
10 15 a
10 68
No. ll
Dally
12 lout
7 32 a
11 50 a
12 ll? p
1 13 ,
1 80 i
1 60 p
8 20 a
-___?.
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.T/J-callbro onrli-IujreK for any ?thur to
lUMitor nindi', cost Wtii.OO u Uioustuul.
You cnn RIIVO tho ?nitro cost of your Marlin
on tho llrnt two thouimiid onrtrlduos, Why lld;
I? AO tn tidly oxptidncd lu tho Marlin ll mid
Hook for shooters. It also tolls how to caro for
firearms nuil how to uso thom. How, to load
riirtihlcon with tho illfforout kinds of black amt
smokeless powders. It ?Ivos trajeeto'.it ?. vc
la'i-lilos. poiu-irnitnrm !oi<V l'\? othor iM"ti;J? .fi!
?merest lo sportsmen, m morea. Kroo, lt you
will send slumps fur postauo to
fIIB MARLIN FIRKARMB CO., H?w K?v?. Conn.
Blue Ridge Railroad,
H. O. BEATTIE, HICC'KIVICH.
TIME TABLE NO. 0.
SUPERSEDES TIMK TABLE NO. 0.
Kn'ootivo 7.00 A. M., Juno 12, 1808.
B?lxoecn Anderson and Walhalla,
KAHTUOKNl). WlCBTllOUNl).
No. 12. STATIONS. No. ll.
Fi ?KT Ci.ASH, Fi HST CLASS,
DAILY. DAILY.
A. M.-Arrive l.oavc-1*. M.
s 10.35 Anderson 8.20
f 10.10 Donvor . 8.41
f 10.07 Antun o.?o
s 0.58 Pendleton O.?O
f 0.40 ebony's Crossing 4.08
f 0.42 Adams' Crossing 4.14
s 0.25 i Seneca I '4.20
s 0.15 ( 1 4.30
s 8.45 West Union 5.00
s 8.35 Lv Walhalla ;; _j^v5a7-_
KASTltOllNI). WKSTUOUNO.
2d (Mass. 'kl Class.
M ix un. M ix iii).
Daily. Daily.
No. o. No. 5.
T. RI. Arrive. Leave. A. M.
s :!.()() Anderson 11.00 .
f 2.:lt? Donvor 11.28
r 2.20 Autun 11.33
2.?0 Fondloton 11.48
f 2.00 Cherry's Crossing 11.53
f 2.00 Adams' Crossing 11.50
ls 1.85 Soncca 12.25
(s) Regular station ; (f) Flag station.
AU regular trains from Andorson to
Walkalla bavo right to track over trains
of tho same class moving ill opposite
direction, unless othorwiso specified by
train ordors.
Will also stop at tho-following'stations
to take on or lot off. passongors : Phhy
noy's, .James and Sandy Springs.
No. 12 connects with"StoiMiorn Railway
No. 12 at Anderson.
Nos. 5 and ? conneot with Southorn
Railway Nos. 12 and 37 nf. Seneca,.
J. R. ANDKUSON, '
Suporintondont.
^LtltLiiitic Count J ^irxo,
Passenger Department,
Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807.
Fast Idno liotwceii Charleston
and Columbia ami Upper South
Carolina and North Carolina*.
CO N1 >ENSE1 ) ?SCI IE!) UT JO.
in ofl'ect Fobruarly 24th, 1807.
WKSTWAUI).
?No. 52.
Leave Charleston. 7 00 am
1 Lanes. 8 20 ?
Sumter. 0 35. M
Ariivo Columbia.10 55 M
" Prosperity.1158 pm
" Newberry.....12 10 u
" Clinton.12 50 "
" Laurens. 1 15 "
" Greenville.... . 8 00 "
" Spartauburg. 3 00 "
" Winnsboro. 0 15 p m
" Cbarlotto. 8 20 '?
" Uondorsonvillo. 0 03 M
" Ashov llo._ 7 00 "
BASTWARD.
?No. 53.
Leave Asheville. 8 20 a ni
1 Uondorsonvillo.0 15 "
1 Spartauburg.ll 45 u
1 Creen ville.ll 50 "
' Laurens. 1 45 "
1 Clinton. 2 10 M
' Newberry. 2 57 "
* Prosperity.3 13 "
' Columbia.5 15 "
Arrive Sumter. 0 35 "
" Lanes. 7 48 "
" Charleston. 0 25 "
* Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains botweou
Charleston and Columbia. S. C.
II. M. KM URSON, ,
Cen'I Passenger Agent.
J. R. KKNLY,
Conoral Manager.
T. M. EMERSON,
Traftlo Manager.
#ou(h (Karolina und jjeovrjht % %
UK CHARLESTON LINE."
Solid '1 brough Trains Dotwcon Charles
ton ami Asheville Carrying Pullman
Palace 1 Inlicit Parlor (Jars.
Passenger Department, I
CltAULKSTON, S. C., .Juno 13, 1807. \
SOUK HULK;
Daily.
Leave Charleston, 7 IO a m ' 5 30 p in
Arrive Summerville, 7 40 a m fl 10 p m
" Pregnalls, 8 !8 a m fl 50 p m
" Georges, 8 20 a m 7 0-1 p ito
" Branchville, 0 oo a m 7 35 m
" Rowosvillo, 0 15am 8 Ci pm
" Ornngoburg, 0 28am" 8 .A p ni
" St. Matthews, 0 48 a in ?iBpm
. " Fort, Motte, 10 (?> a in '> 03 p in
" Ringville, IO 10 a m ? 20 p m
" Columbia, 10 55 a m i0 10 p in
Leave Columbia, 7 00 a m 4 00 p m
Arrive Ringville, 7-IO a m 4 44 pm
" Fort Motte, 7 51 a ni 4 55 ?> m
" St. Matthews, 8 02am 500 pm
" Otftiigeburg, 8 24 a m 5 27 p in
" Rowosvillo, :'. 88 a m 5 42 p m
'? Branohvlllo, 0 io a m 0 lo p m
" Georges, 0 35 a m 0 37 p in
" Pregnalls. 0 48 a in 0 50 pm
" Summerville, 10 22 am 7 22 p m
" Charleston, 11 00 a ni 8 00 pm
Leave (marleston, 7 10 a ni 5 30pm
" Branchville, 0 15am 7 50pm
" Hamborg, 0 37 a m 8 10 p m
" Denmark, 0 52 a m 8 31 p m
" Blackville, Kl IO a m 8 50 p m
" Williston, IO 27 a m 0 JO p m
" Aiken, 11 00 a m 0 57 p m
Arrive Augusta, ll 51 a m 10 45 p m
Loavo Augusta, ti 20 a in 8 20pm
" Aiken, 7 14 a m 4 07 p m
" Willislon, 7 57 a m 4 44 p m
" Blackville, 8 14am 503pm
" Denmark, 8 28 a in fi 17 p m
' Bamberg, 8 41am 520 pm
" Branchville, 0 05 a in 5 BO p ni
Arrive Charleston, ll (?lum 8 00pm
FAST KXPItKSS Atm mer A AND WASIIINO
TON VIA A. O. !.., WITH BLICKTRRS, TO
AND Kl IO M N KW VOIIIC.
Leave. Augusta, 3 o."> p m
Arrive Aiken, 3 25 pm
" Denmark, 4 32 pm
Loavo Denmark, 0 25 a m
" Aiken, 7 28am
" Augusta, 8 10 a m
Daily Kxcept Sunday.
Loavo Camdon, 8 45 a m 2 25pm
" Camden JiU'i?t 0 85 a m fi 55 p m
Arrive Klngville, JO 05'a m <\ 85 p m
Loavo Kingville, 10 25 a tn 0 (Ki a m
'* Camden .lunetil OX) a/m fl 40 a m
" Camdon, 11 r?5/?un 8 15 a m
.los. ll. SAN?>S, Gonera? Manager
L. A. KMKHKON, Traill rt Manager.
General Oflloo, Ohjarleatou, S, 0.
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