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In tho Stomach Caused Croat ?ufferinR - Wwo ?onflnod to tho nott Bu* How Aqfj? to Work, "In October, 189D, Iliad RU abscess In stomaoh. I was cd?o *.nkon v/lth pleu risy and coughed very badly. I \V;M troatod by physicians but did not improve. | % gavo up all hopo ol over golting well. My right aldo wa? swollen' and I was not .bio to-' walk across the room sort was confined to my bod. . I was advised to | Uy Hood's Sarsaparilla and bogan taking U.? In throe days X could BOO a change for tho better. I kept on taking Hood's S?resparllla until I had taken* four bot tled and continued to improve I am now ablo to do a good day's work on tho farm." | M. IS. MANN, Domosavillo, Kentucky. S^rs^p^rill?i nuuSst? $1 ; six for 85. Pr opa r od only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maa?. Got Hood's and only Hood's. Wm .?. ir???? aro tho best otter ?Inner ??CQ?! S P?1I9 r!llsr elrt digestion. 250. Porto nico. Porto Kico is small in comparison with Cuba, having only 3,670 square miles, while Cuba has 41,(355. But Porto Rico is much move densely populated. With only about one twolfth as muoh area as Cuba, it has moro than half as muoh population. Tho Inst census placed tho popula tion of Porto Rico at 806,708. At tho beginning of tho insurrection Cuba had 1,681,687 people, but war, famine and diseaso have reduced tho number groatly. Porto Rico is a vory fortilo coun try, and ovon undor tho caroless cul tivation of the present population has a largo variety of products. Tho commorco of tho island is alroady oxt&nsivo. Its importations in 1806 amountod to $18,945,793, and the oxports from tho possession to $17, 205,525. Tho trade with tho United Statos in 1893 is shown by these figures: Exports to tho United States, $4,008,623 ; imports from thc Unitod States, $2,510,007. In 1897 tho oxports to tho United States woro $2,181,024 ; imports from the United States, $1,988,888. Among tho articles which have been profita bly exported from the United States "Co'Poi^o Rico arc ironware, glass ware, chemicals, textiles, paper, lum ber, machinery, carriages, dried and salted moats, butter, grease, codfish, Hour, coal and fruits. With more liberal commercial regulations and SOveraneo from Spanish misrule the trade of tho country with tho world could be greatly increased. About one-eighth of tho imports into the island in 1890 came from thc United States. Porto Rico is much healthier than most parts of Cuba, and its climate is moro pleasant. Should this island pass into our permanent possession it will offer a very attractive field foi enterprise and investment. Everybody Says So. # Cascareis Candy Cathartic, tho most wondorful medical discovery of tho ago, pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, not gontly nnd positivoly on kidneys, liver and howols, cleansing tho entiro system, dispols colds, cures headache, fovor, ha bitual constipation and biliousness Ploaso buy and try a box of C. C. 0. to day; 10,25, 50 cents. Sold and guaran tood to euro by all druggists. lind Company. A young lady of sixteen, who had been piously brought up, was invited to a party at which certain persons of undisguised infidel sentiments were expocted to bo present. Her father objected to her going. "I know, papa," she said, "that they speak against- tho Bible and against Jesus ; but you may bc sure they will do mc no hann. I can't help that, but I shall not allow thom to affoot mc in the least." "My child," said her father, invent ing an excuse for tho sudden request, "my work can't bo interrupted ; I hnvo need of a coal. Will you bo kind enough lo fetch me one ?" "Do you want a live coal, papa ?" "No, one that is dead-burned out." Tho coal was brought. Tho young lady had brought it in her hand. "Didn't it burn you, my child ?" asked the father. "Why, no, papa. How could it ? It's dead !" "Of course it couldn't ; but look at your band, Florence." "O papa, how black my lingers aro 1 I must go and wash them." "Wait a moment, Flossie ; herc is a lesson for you while you arc wash ing them. It is this : 'Companion ship with the wicked and the worldly may not necessarily burn and destroy you, but it will certainly soil you.' Remember al! your lifetime what tho apostlo says : *F.vil communications corrupt good manners.' " ---???? CS KAHUI A 8 woaknosHoaally curod i>y SI 9 IV M B? I)r. Miles' Nervo Piasters .-??B It is a serious mistake lo quarrel with your brother bcc.msc be fails to look at things justas you do. Ho hii?> ?S much right to his opinions as you havo to yours. In fact, it is just poasiblo that ho has como nearer to hitting tho truth than you have. And ovon if this supposition, bc not cor rect, thoro may still remain some thing to be said in his favor. In caso his lifo is right, you ought lo boar with tho fact that ho has not boon ablo to reach tho same measure of montai astuteness which you sup pose yourself to possess. Think it ali over, and soo if wo aro not right. Tho mattor is worth considering. Christian Advocate. What Is Mixe?! Flour I 'ibo *,vlwc'i tbv-VTur rov3&u& bill placo? on "mixed flour" will givo a reign to puro wheat Hour. A decision baa just buen mudo bj tho Commissioners of Internal Hovenuo that is likely to cause a commotion' in tho Hour trade. Tho question of what constituted "mixed flour" within tho meaning of tho law was prosoiitcd by many donlorB. Tho language of tho law ia : "That for tho purpose of this Aot| tho words 'mixed flour' Bhall bo un derstood to moan tho produot mado from whoat mixod or blended in wbolo or in part with any othor grain or othor matorial, or ibo manufac tured product of ?ny other grain or othor matorial than wheat." Quoting this languago, tho com missioners hold that any article or trade of which Hour forms a part, whether groat or small, and which is commercially known as ilonr, is ??mixed flour,55 and tho paokago in which it is offorod for sale must bo branded "mixed Hour" in lot tors at loast two inches high, j and tho manufacturer must bel liconsed to do business and pay a tax of 4 cents on'bvory barrol ho sells. Under this ruling all "solf-rising" Hours, buckwheat, Hour containing any proportion of wheat Hour and all similar combinations aro placed under thc ban. It is likely now that it will ho moro popular to furnish a puro Hour. Tho peoplo will have in their favor not | only tho tax and tho labol that will bo required upon "mixed Hour,'' but tho big whoat crop and tho low price of whoat promises to rulo when tho new crop comes in. Tho rovenuo tax will do good work in this department, lt will prevent fraudulent competi tion with manufacturers who mako puro Hour, and it will onablo people wno do not o-ujcot to "mixed Hour" to purchaso it, and savo thoso from doing so who ?o object. Two Millions a Yonr. When peoplo buy, try and buy again it means thoy'ro satisfied. Tho peoplo of tho United Statos aro now buying Casca reis Candy Cathartic at tho rato of two million boxes a year and it will bo th roo million boforo Now Year's. It moans ??<>i it proved that Casoarotsaro tho most delightful bowel rognlator forovorybody tho y W round. All druggists. 10c, 25c, 50c. a box. Cure guaranteed. An Unexpected Answer. A Philadelphia paper tells of a girl wearing pretty gowns and bon nets who tried to train her large pri mary class in a mission-school in habits of systematic and intelligent giving. Their offerings wore sent to the support of a little Chinese girl in thc home in San Francisco, and often and patiently did the teacher go over tho story of tho little girl rescued from a home of cruelty and neglect, and tell tho children how their pennies helped to teach her about Jesus. They listened with apparent interest and understanding. One Sunday, to make sure that her words sunk into comprehending hearts, she Inquired : "Now childron, what do I do with this money you bring every Sunday ?" An unex pected stillness was thc only answer. Surprised, she repeated her answer: "This money, you know, that you bring every Sunday. I have often told you ; now who can tell mo what I do with it?" One shrill voice ro plicd: "Yer buy yer hats with it !" -New York Tribune. Vr.1 nulli?', to Women. Especially valuable to women is Drowns' Iron Hitters, Dackacho vanishes, headache disappears, strength lakes tho pince of weakness, and the glow of health readily comes to tho pnllid check when this won derful remedy is taken. For sickly children or overworked men it hos no equal. No home should he without this fnmous remedy. Drowns'Iron bitters ia sold hy all dealers. Lot Us Stop to Think. Let us stop to think of tho good bye kiss. Better miss a car than leave ii heartache Let us stop to think of the children. We, too, were children once and loved to bc remembered. Let us stop to think of the aged. For UH, too, the evening shadows will close at length and we shall, per chance, be left at desolate hearth stones. We shall need to be remem bered then. Let us stop to think of the stranger. Wc, too, have been iilono and have needed tho touch ni a kindoly hand upon our lives, and many a life has gono out the blackness of darkness for tho lack of moil a touch a? any ono of us might have given. Let us stop and think of God and the future. At best tho Limo is short and the end is near. And when it shall come, blessed will bo he. to whom thc entrance upon ?nothor lifo will bo but the realiza? Lion of dear and familiar dreams, tho consummation of a lifctiino of long ings. Lot us stop to think. If there bc any virtue, if th oro bo any praise, lol us stop to think upon these things. -?.?*. All pain Imiitaiioti ny nr. Miles1 rain i" i ile. A well-known judge, noted for his tendency to explain things to his juries, oxpressed in a recent case his >wn ?dons with such force that ho *vas surprised that tho jurors thought >f leaving tho box. They did leave t, however, and wcro out hours, inquiring tho trouble, the judge was ,old that one of tho twelvo was itanding out against the eleven. Ho lUmmonod tho jury and rebuked tho 'ecalottrant sharply. "Your Honor," ian! thc juror, "may I say a word ?" 'Yes, sir," said the indignant judge, ?what have you to say?" "Well, vhat I wanted to say is, I'm the iniy follow that's on your side" Tho Sword of Kotiert E. ?,ce. j "Il 18 ti ?CEJ?? knblo ?u?l," Said ii j distinguished ox.Confederate, -'thati Gen. Loo novor woro a sword during) tho wsr, or ?ny weapon, and he r.cvC? buckled on a sword until tho day of! his surrender, and then as an act of] courtesy to Gon. Gr?bt, and ns pro per for tho ooonsioi?, when terms of ] surrender wero hoing agreed upon. "Gon. Lee did not expect to eur* aendor his sword to Grant, because, by the terms of surrendor, all oflioors were to retain thoir eldo arms ; but ho did expoot, as I have hoard bim stato, that Grant would go through tho form of touching tho hilt of bis sword, nccordiug to tho custom of war. But Grant, magnanimous of soldiers, did not cvon do that." Gen. Leo bau a sword, which is preserved, but the faot that ho did not wear it is rather a shook to thoso of us who havo enjoyed litorally, as well as figuratively, Father Byan's poem of stirring soutimcnt, begin ning : Forth from itssoabbord, puro and bright, Flashed tho Bword of Loo I [Washington Star. Miss Mary Spears, in the Balti more Sun, tolls why the negro is called "coon." Many yoars ago, whon superstition hold greater sway than now, and tho influences of tho occult and wornt wore moro potent, a cunning negro slave bad acquired tho reputation of possessing a familiar.spirit, and of hoing ablo to perform many uncanny mysteries. His fellow-slaves hold him in groat awo, and oven hi? master grew to a boliof in his powers. This finally lcd to a wager, in vhioh the greater part of tho master's fortune was staked on tho negro's divining ability. A bar rel was placed on tho lawn, and a live coon placed under tho barrel Thon the nogro soothsayer was sont for and told to inform tho crowd what was under tho barrel, llo tried in various ways to escape thc exposure, but without success. local izing that ho waa cornered, ho leaned on tho barrel dejectedly and remarked : "Woll, you've got this old coon at last," whereupon a great shout applauded what was consid ered Sambo's remarkable astuteness, and his reputation was forever firmly established. Hood's Ktinmlato tho stomach, BBK^ a ? H rouse tho iivo.-, euro bilious- HT? ?g , > ness, headache, dizziness, I I S| Hour stomach, constipation, ? ? ? %mf cte. 1'rlco 25 eonts. Sold by nil druggist!. Tito only l'llls to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mr. Featherstone got off ii good joke on Col. Watson at Bonnotts villc. During thc course of his re marks, Col. Watson said that South Carolina did not want any moro "boy Governors." In reply, Mr. Feather* stone told of a young man who answered an advertisement for a bookkeeper. "Voil keep my books?" scornfully asked tho proprietor. "Why, you have no hair on your faco." "I thought it was brains you were after," thc young man replied. "Had I known that you wanted hair I would have sent you a goat." Vgi CUIiiS WIIEflh Ait ELStt FAILS. El mm Boat Congi) Syrup, 'fiwtcb Good. UBO ^ CONSUMPTION y> Anderson Advocate : "Wo liad thc privilege of inspecting in tho Court House tho presentment of thc Grand Jury for Pendleton county in 1792, and it seems that people com plained then about the roads just as they do now. It reads, 'Wc present as a grievance thc want of roads in Pendleton county, being kept in re pair by the neglect of overseers, thc roads aro hardly passable, to tho great disadvantage of the inhabi tants of this county and foreign trav ellers also.' They evidently believed in free whiskey, for they say, 'Wo present as a grievance the excise law being in force by being deprived of having a free privilege of distilling our own spirits without an excise duty.' This is signed by Robert Bowen, foreman." Doctors Can't Cure It! Contagious blood poison 1H absolutely boyond the "ddll of tho doctors. They may doso a patient for yours on their mercurial and potash remedies, but he will never bo rid of the disease ; on tho other hand, his condition will grow steadily worae. S. S. S. is tho only cure for this terrible aUlietion, because it is tho only remedy whioh goes direct to tho causo of the disease und forces lt from tho system. I was aflltotod with mood Poison, Mid the boat doomT did mo no Koort, though I took their treatment tnt th fully. In fact, I weinert to get worae nil the willie. I took iv I ni o H t every BO-OAllod blood remedy, bul they did not Heem to reach tho din caw, and hud no orfoot wilitu-vol. > rte.? d'S heartened, for lt womel that I would never l>v bured. At the advice of ft ii li ?ml I then took 8. 8. S., and began to ipi' provo. I continued the medicine, and lt cured nie completely, build lng up my health and Increasing ny Appetite. Although thin WAH ten yearn ago, I have never .?.>? lind n ali/r, i,t the illnciixc io return. W. ft, NrtWMAN. Staunton, Va. It is Uko self-destruction to continue to tako potash and mercury ; besides totally destroying the digestion, they dry up tho moryow in tho bones, pro ducing a Stiffness and swelling of the joints, enusing.the hub* to foll out, and completely wrecking tho system. SS.&'&Blood ia gimvnntcod Purely Vegetable, and. i? thc only Wood remedy freo from these dangerous mirier als. Hook on self-treatment sont free by Swift Speclflo Company, Atlanta, Ga. BabylW?ri?!1 fscribabl? dread ant upon the D c c o m i ? g a motlier should be a source o? joy suffering and danger of the ordeal make ita anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND ts the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suf fering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all thc danger is re moved by its use. Those who usc th's vemerfy are no longer de spondent or gloomy; nervousness nausea and other distressing con ditions are avoided, thc system io made ready for thc coming event, and the serious accidents so com- 1 mon to the critical hour arc obviated by the usc of mother's Friend. // is a blessing to woman. Dl.OOPHRBO?TI.v: atatl ?Jruu8?;oroB, or uont by oxproua on rooelpt or prloo. BOOKS Containing Invaluable Sufoimatlon of rnrc 'atorest to ?a women, will bo eont rlltfi to any address, upon application, by tho MUDPIKLD liKOULATOH CO.. AlUnU. ??. Theodore RooseVoH is a good ono. In tho desperate charg? on San Juan heights, ho did not toll his mon to go ; but to "como." Ho lod thom on horseback, n full hundred foot in ad vance, and when his horse was shot from under him, ho landed right sido up, and wont on on foot. Koosovolt is a Republican in il lion ni rc. Ho went down to Cuba for honor nnd glory. Up to dato he is entitled to both. Nothing is cheaper for tho people to givo ; nothing is moro dif licultto honestly win. It is tho sacred duty of everyeitizen to freely bestow them only whoro thoy aro deserved. "Uobby wantB to go to war." "Why, thc idea ! Ho's only eight yoars old." "1 know it ; hut he says if he doesn't go ho will ho a?hamed to look his children in tho face." -4 . - Soulful Youth (at tho piano)--Do you sing "Fov Ever and Ever?" Mattor-of-Paot Maiden-No; I stop for meals. Thc Campaign Meetings. Tho Democratic State lixoctitivo Com mit too, at ita meeting on .lune 2d, arranged tho following schedule for tho campaign : Newberry, Monday, August 8. Damons, Tuesday. August fl. Croenville, Thursday, August ll. Piokuns, Friday, August 12. Walhalla, Monday, August 15. Anderson, Tuosday, August 10. Abbovillo, Thursday, August 18. Greenwood, Friday, August lil. Aiken, Monday, August 22. lidgoflold, Tuesday, August 23. Saluda, Thursday, August 26. Lexington, Friday, August 20. Columbia, Saturday, August 27. Dr. Miles' Pain Pilla euro Nouralgla. Oconcc County Interdenominational Sunday School Convention. WALHALLA, S. C., Juno 18, 1808. To tho Sunday School Workers of Oconoo County-Dear Urethren : ,It is earnostly desired by tho Stato Sunday School Association that wo got this county in line for advanced motliods of work, and form a county organization for "explorations and evangelization"; to this end wo have arranged for a County Sunday School Convention to bo held at this placo on tho 15th, ltltb and 17th of August noxt. Wo therefore earnostly aek that every Sunday school in this county select at least ono delegate to attend tho conven tion and send with bini or ber a Statisti cal roport of tho school. Of conrso all aro invited who can como of all denomi nations. Tho methods of teaching will bo ex emplified and will bo very helpful to all Sunday school workers. Pray that Cod may direct us in this effort, and that it may provo a blessing to this county. Yours in Christian work, FltAXK F. WlIILDRN, Field Socrotary. Sunday School Convention. Tho Oconco County Interdenomina tional Sunday School Convention will convono in tho Walhalla Presbyterian church Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day, August 15th, Kith and 17th, proximo It is earnestly desired that ovory Sun day school in tho county bo represented in tho convention by at least ono dolc gato and tho superintendent. All Sun day school workers aro invited. A committee on correspondence has been appointed, consisting of Misses lilla Steele, Kate Hell and Deane Seaborn, who will send a circular letter to tho super intendents of all tho Sunday schools in tho county, asking tho appointment or election of dolegates at onco, and a ro port of tho names to tho committee at an early date, so that arrangements can ho mado for entertainment, etc. Tho following is an outline of the pro gramme as drawn up by tho Field Secre tary, Mr. Frank F. Wktldon: .'. UGGKSTI.VM PROGRAMME. MONDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 15. Sermon-Subject, Sunday schools. TU KS!) AY, AUGUST Hf. 10 a. m.-Devotional, by pastor. 10.:?o a. ni.-Organization. 11 a. m. -Normal lesson. Tho book WO teach, by Finid Secretary. 12 m. - Hilde study.Subject .by. 12.80 p. m.-(a) What is your school doing anon:. H i hin wor k? (b) Tho Bible in our homes? Iteccss. I p. m.-Devotional. .1.15 p. ni.-Normal lesson. Some book in tho Hilde, by Field Secretary. 6 p. m.-What are tho best helps in tho preparation of the lesson, and bow should they be used? 8.:io p. m.-Devotional. Tho Hildo and the blackboard, by Field Socrotary. WKpNKSnAV, AUGUST 17. IO a. m. -Devotional, by pastor. 10. lo a. m.-How can wo best reach this county for better work? !().:!() a. m.-Koports from schools. 10.15 a. m.-Km.i m. ;, / a) evangel ; (b) llnancial; (e) normal work. II a. m.-Normal lesson-Tho Sunday School, by Field Secretary. 12 m.-(a) Are teaohora' meetings a necessity? tb) Music in tho school, 12.iiOp. m. Normal lesson -The Supor intendent, by Field Secretary. Recess. ?I p. m.-Devotional, by pastor. 4.1ft p. m.-County organization. '1..10p.m.-Normal lesson-Tho teacher, by Field Socrotary. 5.?I0 p. m.-Tho question box. lioness. 8.?0 1>- ni. -Devotional. Address-^-Our International Work, by Flold Seoiotarv. Knights of Pythias. ,>wiuou9 ..-.-..);V?. wit *?.. ? vj ' . moot? -.vary Honufty. ?j'?ghi bi Moonbi ? Holl, J. M. Mossh C, ?. J, T. ASHWORTH K. ll. and a. ..?. lrAimtnn of ftrr'A WWlment. Tho sovootcouth... annual reunion of Orr's Rogtincut of Hille? will bo held ut Sandy Springs on Tuesday. August 10th next, commencing ft t> 1?. Mo ??d will coutinuo through WeduoBduy. Frond neut speakors will ho present. , Cot.. Cr'. Mci). Mii.Mm, President. .1. W. THOMPSON, Secretary. ?v?ii?on'? Nervo sud Cono G?! cuic? Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns und Bruises, for 35c. Singing Convention. Tho Oconoo Comity Singing Conven* tlOu will moot nt Connoroso Baptist ohuroh ou Saturday nod Sunday, August (Uh ?md 7th. All o?osnos and eheirs oro rnniirtptod to Rend dnlngntaR, ami to call for tho convention, if 'lt is w??tcd at thoir plaoo. lt. E. MABON, Pr'jsidout. NORTON Cox, Soorotary. Mnsoulc. Tho rogular communioatlnnH of Bino I Ridge Lodgo, No. 02, A. F. M., aro hold lh tho Masonio Temple, Walhalla S< C., on Saturday night, on or boforo tho full moon in eaoh month, at 8 o'clock p. M. Tue Brethren will take due notice thereof ! and govern thomsolvos accordingly. lt. T. JAYNKS, W. M. W. O. WJIITK, Soorotary. Cure all forms of disease caused by a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness. The Pink Till ClcmiSCS The Tonic Pellet invigorates S. B. Mooro, of Grccnsburg, Ky., snysi " I was very bilious for a long time : lind fallen off nod getting bi bad health. I lind C.js pepsin mid spit up my food. T. began UBbig Ramon's Liver Pills mid Tonic Pellets ac cording to the Doctor's Hook, and ns n rc Milt I increased lu weight 23 pounds, and feel like a new person." The little " Po-lor's nook " tells nil nbout tb- ni, mid 11 witk's 'frontiv.ont I'reo, prove? every wi'ii! true. Complete Trentnu-nt, 2Bo CitrnW V.FG CO.. H. and GrecncvlKo. Tono For Balo by J.W. Boll, Walhalla, and Strlbling Drug Company, Soncoa. Statement of The Poden and Anderson Banking- Company. [Organized Soptombor 1st, 1801.J Statement of tho condition of Tho Peden and Andorson Banking Company at tho close of business Juno 80th, 1808: RESOURCES. Cash. ?ri,'280 10 Duo us by Banks. 3,080 70 Loans and Discounts. 54,222 03 StoekB. 1,072 50 Kcal Fstato. 300 75 $01,523 07 LIABILITIES. Stock.$20,000 00 Surplus and Profits. 0,728 23 Deposits . 10,002 43 Certified (meeks. UK) 00 He-Discounts. 15,002 -ll $01,523 07 STATIC OK SOUTH GAROMNA, I OCONRR COUNTY. \ I. W. P. Andorson, Cashior of Tho Poden and Andorson Banking Company, of Westminster, S. C., do solemnly swear that the abovo statement is true to tho j best of my knowlcdgo and belief. WM. P. ANDKHSON, Cashior. Subscribed and sworn to boforo me this tho 12th d.iy of July, 1808. B. 11. CROSS, [L. S.J Notary Publie, S. C. rilllK Township Board of Commission _L ors for Pulaski Township will, at tho road on Cantrell mountain, on tho G th day of August, 1808, at ll o'olook, a. m., lot the contract to finish grading tho now road around Cantrell mountain. This contract will bo let at tho risk of W. T. Davis, a fermer contractor. Flans and specifications will bo exhibited at timo and pla?a of lotting. J. W. SHELOR, Clerk County Board. July 21, 1808. UH SUMMONS. THF. STATIC OK SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK OCONRK. IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT. J. C. Spears, Plaintiff, against Patterson Tobacco Works, II. T. Patter son, Secretary and Treasuror, D?fendants. ATTACH M HNT-SUMMONS KOR DUCT, COM PLAINT NOT SKItVKD, TO tho D?fendants abovo named: Y"U aro hereby summoned and re quired to bo and appear at my ollico at Fair Play, S. C., on Friday, tho 23d day of September, 1808, at 10 o'olook A. M., to answer tho summons and com plaint, which is filod before mo in tho abovo stated case. If you fail to appear judgment will bo rendered against you for tho sum of Ninoty-Kivo Dollars and tho cost of this action. 1). Y. WRIGHT, [L. S.] Magistrate, Oconoo County. To the Defendants abovo named: Toko notice, That the summons and com plaint in this action were filed boforo mo on July 7tb, 1808; that tho object of this action is money on demand on account for Nlnety-Fivo Dollars, undor attach ment. 1 D. V. WRIGHT, \L. S.] Magistrate, Oconoo County. July 21-'0S-28-33. Summons for Relief. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF OCONEE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. John T. Liddell, Plaintiff, against David K. Collins and J. Lowery Collins, Defendants. SUMMONS ron lt KM Rf-(COMPLAINT NOT SKRVBU.) To tho Defendants above named: YOU aro hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which was filed in tho ofliOO :>f tho Clerk of the Cour-* >uf Common Ideas, for tho said County, on tho- , st lay of July, 1808, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on tho uibsoribor at Iii? office, on tho Publie Square, at Walhalla Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho iOrviee horoof, exclusive of tho day of moll service; and if you fail to answor the complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho reliof demanded in tho complaint. On?nd Walhalla, S. C., July 2lst, A. D. 1808. HOB'T. A. THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney. [I*. H.] JA MRS SKAUORNJ C. C. 1?. To the defendants, David K. Collins md J. Lowery Collins: Take notice. That Ibo minimini* and complaint iii this action woro filed in tho office of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common PleaR of Oconeo county, South Carolina, on tho 21st day >f July, 1808; that the object of this tctlon is tho partition of the real estate >f Rebecca C. Lowory, deceased, between tho j lainlilT and tho dofeudants. To tue iiosont uoiOudiiiiui, David K. hollins and J. Lowory Col lin;.: Tako lotieo, That unless you appear in tilts Court within tho time prescribed by law, ind apply for tho appointment of a guard an au blom for J. Lowery Collins, to rep osent his interests in this notion, the plaintiff will make s',? b application and ?coure such appointe i-m is tho law pro vides. HOB'T. A. THOMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, 20 34 Walhalla, 8. C., July 21, n Hotice of Se: INTERNAL RETENUE SEK VICE, ) UKCUTY C.OLtE?TO?l'S Ol' KK'Ii, > Greenville, t?. C., July 10, IMS. ) "" f~<!.'.'-??."., ...... LUV. .win/ 1, I UH v?v.wv-?' - - j - - - - . .; boon soi ?od from M. li. ami Addio Hook ina for violation of Sections 8200 ftm? 1M0O, Rovisod Statutes of tho Unitod States, any poroon claiming same m ?Kt ?llo bond as required by Section 8400 R. g. IF. s. within (30) thirty days from date hereof or tho same will bo declared foi foltcd to tho United States: Ono sorrol maro, ono buggy and har neas, tfi jja???s cor? '.vh!?koy; tot of bot tles and jugs. . ANSON O. MERRICK,' 20 ill Uoputy Collootor. tlumont ? cindi. l>is ?kTOTIOE is boroby given that Ibo uu "N dorsigncd will jnako application to ts..L. ilorndou, EBIJ., ?Midge of Probate for Oconoo county, in tho Stato of South Carolina, at bis ofllco at Walhalla Court House, on Monday, tho 8th doy of August, 1808, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, or xs soon thereafter as said application can bo beard, for lemo to make final settlement of tho personal ostato of A. H. Grant, doooasod,. aud Anal discharge us ??mlnist'ator of said ostato. T. A. (SUANT, Administrator of Porsoual Estate of A. B. Grant, docoasod. July 7, 1808. ?7-81 ?Jli?irc-lt Direetory. WAMIAI.I.A BAPTIST Cnuncii. i Hov. n. B. Faut, Pastor. J. T. Ash worth, Sup't Sunday sohool. Preach-1 lng on second Sunday at ll o'cloolc and at night. Sunday sohool ovory Sunday at 10 o'olook a. m. Prayor mooting ovory Thursday night. WALHALLA PUKSUYTKIUAN ClIUUOlL Proaohing ovory second and fourth Sunday morning at ll o'olook; evening 8.80 o'clock. Sunday School ovory Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, Major S. P. Dondy Suporintoiidont. H icm. AND.-Preaching ovory Hi st and third Sunday nt ll a. m. Sunday sohool ovory Sunday at 10.30 a. m., W. H. Hughes Suporinlondont. BKTH KT.. -Preaching second Sunday at 3.80 p. m. and ovory Hf th Sunday at ll a. m. lt. li. Boonies. Tho appointments for tho Walhalla Circuit aro as follows: First Sunday at Whitmiro's at lia. m. ; Jucasseo at 8 p. m. Second Sunday at Doublo Springs at ll a. m. ; Laurel Springs at 3 p. m. Third Sunday at Zion at ll a. m.; Oconoo ?it 3 p. m. Fourth Sunday at Fairview at ll a. m.; Nowry at 7i p. m. There will also bo preaching at Whit mire on Saturday boforo tho first Sunday in each month at 3 p. m., and at Doublo Springs on Saturday boforo tho second Sunday in oaoh month at 3 p. m. JAS. L. MULLINIX, P. C. Tho following aro tho appointments of Hov. W. W. Loathers for tho yoar 1807 : Beavordam Baptist ohuroh-first Sun day and Saturday boforo in oaoli meath at ll a. m. Nowry Bantist church-second Sunday morning amt at night, and on tho third Sunday night, and evory fifth Sunday, at tho usual hours. Shiloh Baptist church-third Sunday at ll a. m. and on Saturday boforo at tl p. m. Hopewell Baptist church, Anderson county, fourth Sunday and Saturday be fore at ll a. m. APPOINTMENTS AT THE EVAN GELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH: Sunday School, nt 0.80 a. m., Mr. J. J. Ansel, Suporintoiidont. Divine services, English, on tho second and fourth .Sundays at ll a. m. ( i orman, at ll a. m., on tho first and third Sundays. APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEST MINSTER GROUP OF CHURCHES. First Sunday, preaching at Tugaloo at I ll a. m. Second Sunday,Oak Grove, at ll a. m., and Westminster at 8 p. tn. Third Sunday, Eotroat, at il a. m. Fourth Sunday, Westminster, at ll a. m. and 8 p. m. JosRPli T. DKNDY, Stated Supply. KOK LOW ILA l ug TEXAS, MEXICO, CALIFOR NIA, ALASKA, or any other point, with pttKB MACS, write to FRED. D. BUSH, District Passenger Agent, LOUISVILLE & NA8HYILLK RAILROAD, ?(ii WALL STREET, Atlanta, Ga. 0-0-08-23-31. tow Gives All the News. Tie Best Print of tiie Best Mattel Advertisements placed in tho OLD RELIABLE COURIER always | bring the best returns. .Subscription &1 per year. Sub scribe, now. mm Brief Work and Pam phlets a Specialty. Jot Ofllce Compelte in Every Detail. TYPE AND PRESSES USED EXCLUSIVELY KOK THIS WORK. . . . All kinds of Job Printing executed in the highest style of the art. Prices reasonable. 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Condensed .Schedule In lCffeot _Juno ?0. 1803._ ^ STATIONS. "ggT" &T Ly. ?h'arloaton._.,..T _7 80 ft ra LY. (^^uiubfo. ". li~00 ft m " Prosperity. 6 80 a ra 13 00 n'u " Newberry. 0 46 ft ra 12 15 p ra Ninoty-BiY. 7 43 o ra 1 09 p m Lv. G roon wood... 8 00 a ra 1 36 p ra Ar. Hodgoa. .. 8 21 ft m _2 06 p ra Xr. ?bboTilIo. _? 00 ara 2~86 p m XrTBelton'. 0 66 ft m ^~8~66 p m Ar. Anderson. 0 40 ft iq & 20 p_ra Ar.'?roonvTUo....'."?0 j0 ft ra "T"fe~pm Ar. Atinnia....? C ?5 j". r.? JO 05 P -T K<Pi'i<ioNu Ex. Hun. Dolly bl A1IONB. No.JS. No. 12. Lr. (Ji 9?nvillo. ,6 M p iii 10 ?6 ft ra " Flodmont. DIS p m 10 40 ft m " Wllllninaton...'.. 0 10 p ra 10 66 ft ra Lv. Anderson.? _ B-.W p ,n> 10 45 ft m Ev? Bolton . 1TB p ra ~l!~!v ft ra Ar. DonnftldH. _0 &? p ra ll 86 ft m Lv". AbVeviTlo".7. 6 Wp ra _ft_m Lv. i:<"!.". i. 7 ?6 p ra ll '60 "ft ra Ar. Greenwood. 7 40 p ra 19 10 p ra " Nlnoty-Btx. 7 68 p ra 12 25 p ra " Nowborry. 8 66 p ra 1 SO p ra " Prosperity. 0 00 p .ra 1 40 p ra Ar. Colt-.ipbla. . 2 60 P_ ra Ar.ljna'rlea'ton. E 40 pm f^aily Dolly''' HTiTtoN? Dnfiy Dally Ko. 1) No. ll)_" . _N _ No lJ ~6 U0? 7 ?On LY. . ? ? OhftrT?tt ton.... Ar d 4"0~p~?? 00a *880s ll 10a *' (?uumblft."" T40p T?Op 0 07a ll 4bn .Alston." 1 65p 8 60a I00Ial265p ** ......Bantuo." 1266p 7 46p 10 S?M 1 02p ".Union..' 12 08p 7 ?Op IQ80ft 160p " .... JonvsYUlO .... " 12 21p 0 63p 10 64a 202p ".Pnc.olot." 12 09p 0 4'->p 1126a 2 25p Ajr.. 8partanburg...Lv 1140a 0 16p 11 40n 2&3p Lv.. Bpartanburg... Ar ll 20a 6 00p 2*5p OOOp Ar.... ABhovlllo.....Lv 8 20ft 806p "P,,rpTra. "A,1V .. ra. Pullman pulnoo ?looping curs on Trains 86 ftnd 80, 07 and 88, on A. mid C. division. Trains leave Bpnrlunburg, A. & O. division, northbound, 8:8/ ?.ra., 8:00 p.m., 0:10 p.m., (Vest?bulo Llmttod); southbound 12:20 n. ra., 2:43 p. m., 11:84 n. m., (Vest?bulo Limited.) Trains lenvo Green ville, A. and C. division, northbound, 6:45 n. m.. 1:66 p. in. nnd 6:22 p. ra., iVeatihulod Limited) : Houthbotmd, 1:25 a. -m., :0&p. m., 12:80n. ra. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains 9 ana 10 carry elegant Pullman Blcuplug cars botween 'Columbia ?nd Asliovlllo, cm nu tn dally between Jacksonville nndClnciu natl. Nos. 18 ftnd 14.-Solid trains, with Pullman Parlor Oars, botweon Oh&rlovton and Ashovlllo. FUANK 8. GANNON, J. M. GULP, Third V P. & Gen. Mgr., Traffic Mer., Washington, D. a Washington, 1). O. W. A. TURK. B. II. HARDWICK. Gon. Pass. Ag't. As'tGon. Poss. AgH. Washington, D. O._Atlanta, Ga. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.^ Condensed Schedule of l'nssongor TrfttnU. In Effect Juno 13, 1898. I I I No. aa I Dully. Northliouud. Lv. Atlanta. O.T. " Atlanta, B.T. " Noron as. " Buford. " GalnesvIUe... " Lula. Ar. On milln. Lv.Mt. Airy. " Tocc.oa. " Woftminstor " Bonocft. " Central. ** Greonvillo ... " Spartanburg. Ar. Asheville. " G Alf naya.... " BhiekHiivirg . " King's Mt... " Gastonla.... Lv. Cha riot to .. . Ar. Greensboro Lv. Greensboro. Ar. Norfolk. Ar. Datrvllli ^..^ Xr. Richmond Ar. Washington " Baltin'oPRR. " Philftdelphln "' Now York .. I VOH. No.18 No, ^8 Dnlly Dally. 0 00 p U 48 i 4 00 p 4 BO p 4 68 p 0 16 p 0 62 p ll 26 p 0 40 n 12 00 ra 1 00 p 2 23 p 2 43 p ?3 00 p 8 80 p 4 15 p 6 22 p d 10 p 0 41 p 7 00 j Cnn! ll lin UH I. Ptillftdelph'ta. " Bnlthnoro.... " \VaHhl.igton.. Lv. Rlo?imond ... 8 I? ii 10 43 p 10 60 p 7 86 n 11 61 p TS? n 0 42 n 8 03 a 10 15 a _12 48 ra |Ifot.Ml| Vin N?. 85 No. 87 /?ntlv. 12 18 a 8 60 ft 0 81 n ll H>_ft \i oi m 4 05p 6 S5p 0 28p 7 08p 7 48 p 8 08p 8 85 p 8 401 11 60 pl 12 60 n 1 27 2 20 2 40 8 25 4 03 ft 4 23 4 52 6 45 0 87 I85 2. 026 p 0 85 p ll 85 p 2 50 ft 0 23 ft Lv. Danville ^.J^ LY. Norfolk. Ar. Greensboro. Lv. Greensboro. Ar. Charlot to ... Lv. Gnstonta " King's Mt... " Blaeksburg . " Giiffneys Lv. Ashovllle.... 0 16 p 7 20 p 10 00 p 10 40 p ll 81 p ll 40 p 0 00 p " Bpartanburg. 12 20 a ll 84 iA2 40 p. " Greenville.... 126 n 12 30 p 4 05 p. " Central. 6 00 p ?f^Y?t " Bonocft. 2 80 ft 183 p 6 20 p v* " Toeeoa. 0 26 ii 2 18 p 0 2-2 p .?L'^J " Mt. Airy. ? 00 p TTJSft " porntillft.fO 00 p 7 05 p 085 a " Lulu. 4 16 a 3 18 p 7 80 p 0 67 ft " GnlnoHvlllo... 485 ft 807 p 8 00 p 7B0n " Buford. 8 42 p 7 48 ft 11 Noroross. 6 26 n. 0 17 p 8 27 a Ar. Atlanta, IC. T. 0 10 ft 4 65 p lOOOp 0 00 ft Ar. Atiantft,O.T. 6 lo n 8 65 pl 9 00 p 8 00 ft if?TToR?^S ?OON TRAlH. _Dally Kxcopt Btiiidity. _ _ Lv. Atlanta, ctn trat time. ?120 ft Ar. Noroross, easton? timo. ..... 1 15 p Lv. ?Toreross, easton? t imo. "?2? p Ar. Atilinta, central Hmo. 2 20 p " "?" a. m. "!'" p. m. '"?f" noon. "N" 'gilt. Chesapeake I.tito Hteamors in dally rvieo botween Norfolk and Bal tl moro. Nos. 1(7nnd 88-Dally. Washington and Bout)? western Vest?bulo Limited. Through Pullman Bleeping ears betweon Now York and Now Gr? leans, via Washington, Atlanta nnd Montgom ery, and Alftu between New York and Memphis. vlawaHhlngton,Atlnutni?nd Birmingham. Plrst clasa thoroughfare coaches botweon Washing' ton and Atlanta. Dining ears r.orvo all menin tin route. Pullmnn drawing-room sleeping eura between Greensboro nnd Norfolk. Close con nootlon nt Porf.ilk for OLD POINT COM KORT m living thuin in tinte itir 'ureH'IMIIH?T. Noo. 86 nnd ?1-United i'tatcs Fnst Mnil runs siilld between \Vnslilngton nnd Now Or 'vans, vin Bouthorn Railway, A. A \V*. P. lt. lt., Anti li. Ss N. R. R., hcinu comitoHod of baggage oar and enaehe.4, tiiroiigli without chango for piisHcngors of nil classes. Pullmnn drawing room sleeping ears lvotweeu New York and New Grlenns, vin Atlantn and Montgomery. .'.< imo; Wasiiingcou .-aeii VVvtlnosdajf,h Uitii'ltt) sleeiilng ear will run through between Vi.??)? iiigtoii mid Ban Frftiiclsco Avlthoitt chnagr. Pu ll Mimi DrawiiiB-??ooi..;'.:>"..';?)ln|/G?r?'???.ween Asheville mid Atinntn. Nos. ll, 37. P8 nnd ii-Pullman blooping cara betwe<t'. RlpninondnndCharloito, vi i Dnnvlllo, Boiithbnund Nos. il ftnd 87, northtmund Km (Bl mid 12 FRANK H. GANNON, J. M. GULP, Third V P. Gs??, "i?.. Traillo M'u'r. WAshlngton. D. G. WiXMhliigfoil, D. a W. A. TURK, H. H. HARDWICK, G oh'I ?ass. Ag'fc., Ass'tOtift'lPnss. Ag'*., WftHlibjigton, 1>. O,_Atlanta. Ga. 7 05 a 0 25 a 10 45 a 10 63 a No. ll Dally 12 lOnt 0 05 a 8 20 a Courier Tob omeo. Iii lof? m ul ? gumonts %\. ? '^Ml^i^^tol.foraMartin,M'o'.lrt ' i. 1803. ooHt nilly 9R.OO a tlvnuftHiul. f < 8S?-cj\llljro cavtrlciKo? for any othor VO? < roator mado, cunt 8tVM)0 a thouRauu. , ,\ ? You can ?ave tlio enttrocost or your ??ur?ii? ? i1 pu tho first two i'louiiind cartridges, ."h? tau l \ fm ?nU fully cxytMiiivl tn tho td arlin Hftiut ? S JUioh for ?hooturs. It niuo tolls how to caro ior ?, \ I'OMI IIH amt how to uso thom. How to ><'.?} i < cnrtiluKCA Vitth U.? ?Uffoivnt khuU of M.ick Rila < ?tnokeloits |>owt\orev It ptvofl^ ,y^'02'.,VjY?,% Vof V J IutoVosl Yo'*?)ort8iiioii.'?w |>aK?8. KrO?, ?X you t > will send vi luir . for uostaKO to C Blue Ridge RT R. IL a. HE ATTIE, KKOKIVKK^; . TIME TA ULK NO. 10. fi UPKU8KDES TIMK TAH LIQ NO. I). Effective 7.00 A. M., July 3, !89$; KAflTIlOUNl). Mixed. M,"..|." Daily b}jg* Ex, Sun. .un,y* No. No. li!. No. 12. 34 ?Walhalla... .Ev.. 8 10 am O'OOam 82 ?Wo?t Union. 8 20 nm 0 Od am 21 *Sonoca. 8 58 am 0 )50 am 18 t Adam's Crossing. 0 17 am 0 48 am 10 tOhorry Crossing. 0 20 nm 0 48 am 18 ?Pondlotou. 0 40 am 0 50 am 10 t Antun. 0 52 am 10 Ot am 7 tDonvor.10 Olam 10 13 am 0 *Andorson... Ar. .10 85 am 10 85 am WKSTIIOUND. Mixed. Daily. No. No. ll. 0 .Anderson.... I.v.. 3 25 pm 7 tDonvor.... 8 53 pm 10 tAutun. 4 05 pm 18 ?Pondloton.4 17 pm 10 tChorry Crossing. 4 20 inn 18 t Adam's Crossing. <i ?7 pm ^.Is^ea.fegjg 82 ?West Union. ? 54 pm 84 ?Walhalla_Ar.. 0 00 pm (?1 Itogulnr stop; (t) Fing Station. All regular trains from &?idersoh lo Walhalla have right of track over trains of tho samo class moving iii onposito direction, unless othorwiso specified by train ortiors. Will also stop at tho following stations to tako on or lot ort passengers : Phi ri-\ , noy's, James and Sandy Springs. No. 12 eoimoots with Southorn Railway No. 0 at Andorson. No. ll connocts with Southorn Railway No. ll at Sonocn. J. lt. ANDKHBON, _ Superintendent. ^t?ajrrtic Uoast Jerrie, Passenger I>epartmeut, Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807. Fast Ldno Hot ween Charleston and Columbia and Upper South Carolina and North Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE; In ofleot Fobru.u ly 24th, 1807. WKBTWAUO. .No. ?2. Loavo Charleston. 7 00 a m " Latios.;. 8 20 44 14 Sumter. 0 35 44 Arrivo Columbia,.10 55 . " .* Prosperity.1158 pm " Nowborry.12 10 44 " Clinton.12 50 44 ?. Laurons. 1 15 " 44 Groonvillo.3 W) ?? " Spavtanburg. 8,00 V " Winnsboro. 0 15 pm ? Charlotte. 8 20 " " Hondorsonvillo.0 03 M " Ashovillo. 7 00 '? EASTWAltn. .No. 53. Leave Asheville-.. 8 20 iv m " Hondorsonvillo.0 15 44 " Spartanburg..11 45 44 44 Groonvillo.ll 60 " 44 Laurens. 1 45 44 " Clinton. 2 10 44 Nowborry. 2 57 i* 44 Prosperity.3 13 44 " Columbia.? 15 " Arrivo Sumtor. 0 35 H ** Lanes.7 48 44 44 Cbarloston. 0 25 44 . Daily. Nos. 52 and 58 Solid Trains botwoon Charleston and Columbia. S. C. H. M. EMERSON, ? Gon'l Passonger Agent. J. It. KENLY, Gonoral Mnnagor. T. M. EMERSON, _Trafilo Manageft S. C. & Ga. R R. THE CHARLESTON LINE." Solid Through Trains liotwoon Charles ton and Ashovlllo Carrying Pullman Palace Hu ff ott Parlor CaiB. Passenger Department, 1 CHAHI.KSTON, S. C., Juno 13,1807. ? BCIIKOUI.K! Daily. Loavo Charleston. 7 10 a m 6 80 p m Arrivo Summerville, 7 40 am 010pm 44 Prognalls, 8 18am 0 50 p m 44 (Jeorges, 8 20am 7 0-1 p m 44 Hranohvillo, 0 00am 735 pm 44 Rowesville, 0 16am 807 pm 44 Ornngoburg, 0 28 a m 8 2-1 p m 44 St. Matthows, 0 48am 848pm 44 Fort Motto, 10 00 a m 0 03 p m 44 Ringville, 10 10 a m 0 20 p m 44 Columbia, 10 55 a m 10 10 p m Loavo Columbia, 7 00 a m Arrivo Ringville, 7 40 am 44 Fort Motto, 7 51am 44 St. Matthews, 8 02am 44 Oinngoburg, 8 21 a m 44 Rowoavillo, 8 88 a in 44 Drtmoli ville, o to a m 44 door gos, 0 35 am 44 Prognalls. 0 48 a rn :: Summerville, 10 22 a m 44 Charleston, ll 00 a m Leave Charleston, 44 Hk-anchvillo, 44 ' "ambers 44 Denmark, 44 Hlackville, 44 Williston, 44 Aikon, Arrivo Augusta, 7 10 a m 0 15 a m 1.? 37 a m 0 52 a m 10 10 a m 10 27 a m 11 00 a m 11 51 a m Loavo Augusta, 44 Aikon, 44. Williston, 44 Hlackvillo, 44 Donmnrk, 4 Hamborg, '4 Hranohvillo, Arrivo Charleston, 6 20 a m 7 14 a n\ 7 57 a m 8 14 a m 8 28 a m 8 41 a m 0 05 n ni ll 00 ft m i 00 p m 4 44 p m ' 55 p tn ? 00 p m i? 27 p m 5 42 p m (I 10 p m 0 87 p in 0 50 p m 7 22 p m 8 00 p m 5 8Q p ni 7 50 p m 8 10 p m 8 31 p m 8 50 p m I) 10 b rt 067 t bl 10 45 p .n 3 20 p m 4 07 p m 4 44 p m 5 03 p m 5 17 p m 5 20 p m G 50 p m 8 00 p m V A HT KXPnKSS A?OUSTA AND WASIIlNU TON VIA A. C. I.., WITH BI.KKl'KUM, '<'< > ANO PROM NliW YOltK. Loftvo Augusta, 8 05 p m Arrivo Aikon, 8 20 p m 44 Denmark, 4 32 p tn Loavo Donmnrk, 0 25 a m 44 Aikon, 7?8ivm 44 Augusta, h 10 a m Daily Except. Sunday, Loavo Camdon, 8 45 a nv 44 Camdon .Innot 0 85 a i*i ArrivoRlngvillo, 10 05 n,m Loitvo Ringvlllo, 10 25 a/m 44 Camden Junotll OO?jru 44 Camdon, ll 55 u'm 2 25 p tn 8 ?5 p m 4 35 p m 0 00 ? nv 0 40 a m 8 15 u m Jos. H. SANOS, General Stanagor L. A, EMKHSON. Trafilo Manager. Gonoral Ollloo, ChftvUoijton, 3, fj.