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Newspaper Page TextAn Abscess In tho Etomaoh Caused Great 0uff*r,r?g-"WaB Confined to tho Sod Sut Now Abto to Work. '.In October, 189?, I had cu abscess In ruy stomach. I ws.? nlHO taken with pleu risy end courr.hod very badly. I was troatod by physician* but did not Improve? I gave up all hopo ot over Rotting well. My right ?ide was swollen .omi 1 wa? not able to walk across tho room and waa contlned to my bod. I wue udvisod to try Hood's Borsaparllla ?nd hogan taking lt. In three days I could BOO a change for the bottor. I kept on taking Honri?? Sarsaparilla until I had taken four bot tles and continued to hnprovo. I nm now ablo to doa good doy's workou tho farm." M. E. MANN, Demo&'.vHIe, Kentucky. Hood's S ci rs apanlla'? ?i Sis!? $1; six for 85. Prepared only hyO. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Got Hood's and only Hood's._ ? . ?. aro tho best altor-dlnnor tlOOd 8 PlllS pills, aid digestion, acc. OOONEK FAIR ASSOCIATION WIM Hold its : inn Alumni l'air on October 20th and 27thi 1811S. Tho Ooonoo Fair Association will hold it? f if til annual fair at Seneca on Octo ber 2<ith and 27th, 1898. Wo aro sparing no time nor eliot t to make it far ahead of anything of tho kind Oconeo has ever had. Ampio buildings aro going up to accommodate tho pooplo ami wo aro going io givo libe ral promiums in cash on all kinds of s took, poultry and agricultural products and your presence is what wo want. Wo want to get ovory man and woman in tho county Interested and Oconeo will have a fair that any county in tho Slate would ho proud of. L'ho floral exhibit this year will equal, if not surpass, anything in tho State. Fl HST DAT-OCT01IKK 20TU. Horse Department-Dr. W. R. Doyle, Manager. Host standard hied stallion, over three years old, ?5. Second best standard brod stallion, over throe years old, $2. Seat stallion, ono to throo years old, $2. Host stallion, under one year old, $2. Saino premiums for mares. CLASH TU KKK. Host, light draft stallion, over, three yoars old, $5. Socone best light draft stallion, over throo years old, $2. Host light draft stallion, from ono to three yoars old, $2. Host light draft stallion, under ono year old, ?2. Same promiums for mares. CLASS l-'IVK-Mill,Ks. liest mule, three years old and over. $2. Second best undo, three years old and over, si. Heat mule, any age, open to the world, $2. Second best mule, any ago, open to tho world, $1. Host nmle, under one year old, $2. Second best, $1. CLASS SIX, Host jack, $2. SKCOND DAY-OOTOUKH 27 I ll. CLASS SKVKN. Hes! pair matched loams in harness, $3. Second best matched teams in harness, $1. Best single golding Ol' mare, ?2. Second best gelding or maro, jil. liest combination golding or maro, $2. Second best combination, si. Best, harness stallion, $2. Second boat stallion, $1. Ablive class open to tho world. No premiums will bo awarded unless there is competition. All entries must be made with tho Secretary by 0 o'clock A. M. on October 20th. . HACINO DKl'AHTMKNT-TltOTTINO AM? Ul'NNINO. H. Harris, Managor, Pendleton, S. 0. OCTOIIKH 20. 2:10 class, trotting, host two in three heats, $20. 3:30 class, trotting, best two in three heats, *10. Kunniii?;, one-half milo dash, $">. ooroiiKii 27. Three-year-old, best two in three, $20. Free-for all, best two in three, $20, hirst running, one-half mlle dash, $10. Second running, one-half milt' dash, sit). Trotting purses lo be divided in three moneys-00 per cent, to the first; 25 per cont to tho second, and !."> per cent to third. Illuming purses in two moneys--Oil percent to thc first, and Kl per cent to the second. (experienced trainers at fair grounds now to enter and train for t he track ami we have some of tho fastest horses over i ?co n in int! county and are going to give yon some good races. Kor particulars (in races) call on or add rosa ll. IIAUIUS, Pendleton, S. C. Keir othor mattera concerning the fair address V, nf. CA Itv, Secretary, Seneca, S. C. or .1. J. llAl.l.KNOKit, President, meilland, s. C. At. UKM.I.'I Ult Af. 111) l'A UT M K NT. .I. I*. Strihling, Manager. I. Desi half bushel rod wheat, lirst premium, $1; second, 50 couts. 2. Heat half bushel white wheal, first premium, il; second, 50 couts. I{. Best hal?' bushel w hile corn, .shelled, with half do/.en ears, first premium, $1 second, 50 cents. 4. Best half bushol yellow corn, shelled, with half do/en ears, fust pre minni, $1 ; second, 50 cents. f>. Best half bushel rye, lirst premium, $1; second, ?">o cents. 0. Best half bushel red oats, lirst pre mium, $1 ; second, fit) couts. 7. Bes!, half bushel white or yellow oafs, first premium, $l; second, 50cents. 8. Dost half bushel vino or running peas, lirst premium, $1 ; second, ">() cents. 9. Best half bushel hunch peas, lirst premium, si; second, 50 cents. 10. Best half bushel yam potatoes, first premium, $1; second, 60 couts. 11. Beat half bushel Spanish potatoes, first premium, ?1 ; second, 50 couts. 12. Best half bushel Irish potatoes, lirst. premium, $i; second, 50couts. 13. Best, half bushel pindars, first pre mium, $1 ; second, 60 cents. l-l, Boat half bushel apples, first pre mium, $1; second 50 cents. b*?. B?rgest, and heaviest half dozen heads cabbage, firs! premium, SI ; second, ;')() cents. 10, Best specimen leaf tobacco, not less than two pounds, lirst premium, $1 : second 50 cents. 17. Best gallon syrup, lirst premium, i ! ; second, ,*>o cents, 18. Best stalk cotton (to bo defer mined by largest number of matured bolls), lirst premium, $1; second, 50 cents. I!'. Largest pumpkin, first premium, 60 cents; second, 26 couta. 20, Best half bushel turnips, first pre mium, ?1; socond, 50 cents. 21, J, l\ Strihling off ora a special pre mium for tho best half bushel winter grazing oats, first premium, >1 ; socond, 50 cents. Tho above exhibits must bo county raised. The above produce should bo put in small bushel sacks, except Nos. 10, 17, 18 and 10, so as the exhibit can bo ar ranged to tlio best, advantage to all. Tho Floral Association. Tho fourth annual exhibit of the Floral Association will he held at the fair grounds 111 Seneca, October 20 and 27. The show of Howers will far exceed any over shown before, as a favorable season ami the earnest care of the members have produced very imo dowers, /vt. tho samo timo and place, and under tho auspices of tho Floral Association anti the Slock Association, an exhibit of fancy work ami of household ami domestic artlolos will also be mado. Persons having fancy work, jollies, wines, otc, are solicited to som! them in not later than 12 o'clock on tho morning of tho 20th. A neat and commodious building h:ts boen Oropiod for those exhibitions. On tho afternoon of the $7th a free con cert will bo Riven In tho floral building and a contoRt wiH cont? tiff for tho most popular young lady in 'hq o?unty. Tho vote?* wilt he ot!*t at .O.vo cot'ts eai*h, Knob voto will contain a coupon, wb.U>h will draw a Ibio flowor at tho clono of the contest. PKKMIUM LIST, . UIIIlYW ANT11KM?MH. Largest bloom, out dower. Six cut blooms, all difforont, out llow ors. Twolvo out blooms, all difforont, cut llowors. . Largest nutubor out blooms, all diffor ont. Largest and iluost singlo stom pot plant. . Twnlvn largest aud finest singlo stom pot plants. Largest and fiuost bush or standard plant. Ki nest collection of bush or standard pmui?, not loBH than twolvo. Finest collootion annual llowors, citt blooms. Finest collootion of gorauoums. Finest collootion of oogenias. Finest collootion of palms and. ferns. Finest collection of nbtttolons. Finest collection of heliotropes. i Finest collodions of roses, out blooms. Twolvo finest pink rosos. Twolvo finest yellow rosos. . Twolvo ducat white rosos. Prof. J. F. C. DuPro, of donison Col logo, bas offered a prize-ono dozen pot ted hot house plants-to tho poison mak ing tho largest exhibit of plant* and llowors. Mi S. Srmiu.iNO, President. Mus. L. W. JonnAN, Socrotary, In fnnoy work tho following articles will rccoivo awards: Host specimon knitted lace Host spoeimou knitted bed spread. Post spooimon notting. Post specimon crochet in wool, cotton and silk. Post spooimon patch work in silk Post spooimon wool and cotton. Post specimen patch work in silk omzy work. Pest spooimon log cabin. Mest spooimon embroidery on linon. Pest sofa pillow, embroidery on silk or tapestry. Pest papor llowors. Pest fcathor llowors. Pest specimon oil painting-landscape. Pest specimen Moral piece best spooimon china painting. Host crayon. Pest pon and ink drawing, l ost photographs. For further information address MKS. JAMKS MCCAUY, Secretary, Sonoca, S. C. Tho following ladies aro requested to actas judges in tho various departments: Fancy Work-Mrs. Jamos F. McCary, chair mau, Miss Georgie VaiiDlvloro, Miss Carrie Strother. Mrs. Guy T. Grovo, Mrs. Charles S. Keon. Floral Dopartmont-Prof. J. F. C. Dnl'ru, chairman, Mrs. Wm. J. Strlbling, Mrs. F. L. Sltton, Miss Iladic Thompson, Miss lillie Kavonol, Mrs, W. H. Courte nay, Mrs. Llgou, Mrs. Paul Sloan, Mrs. Wm. ?. Choswoll, Mrs. J. W. Stribliug, mrs, .?>',;< L/imKson, Household Dopartmont-Mrs. C. K. Livingston, chairman, Mrs. James P. Lewis, Mrs. Warren Davis, Mrs. W. J. Lunney, Mrs. Grace Heard, Mrs. Mattio Pickot. Drawing Dopartmont-Miss Possie Wil son, chairman, Miss Ida McCullough, Miss Sallie Norton, Mrs. J, M. Strother, Miss Nettie Jones,Miss Birdie Thompson. The sympathetic .tendeme?a of a lov ing husband ia everything to on expec tant mother, especially during her first ordeal. Georgo Layton, Eoq., n promi nent dniftyiat of lSnyton, O., givea the following casa : A customer of raine, whose wife h no used four bottles of "Mother's Prlend" before con finement. My?, afur ecelnij the effecta of the remedy, tbnt If ohc lind to jro through thooidenl Ognln, nnd there were but four bott len on tlve niurkct, nod tba cost wu? $100 per bottle, flhe would bnve them. " Mother'o Friend " is a scientifically Compounded liniment which affords cer tain relief in the various alimenta pre ceding childbirth, nnd assures Droner elasticity to tho cotda and muscles In volved in the final ordeal. " Mother's Friend " ia sol?1 by drug glstn, or expressed on receipt of one dollar. Valuable book, "Before Raby ia Born," malled free on application. THE BRADFIELD RECULATOR 00.. Atlanta, Qa. Preposterous Extravagance. It in not uncommon to hoar our farmers say "Cotton is HO low I don't soo how I will manage to pull through," or words to that effect. How many of them think of the preposterous extravagance practiced right at their own doorstep ? The following dipping plainly shows why a number of tho men who should really be wealthy aro continually complaining of hard times : A cor tain farmer, not a hundred miles from Greenville,sat down with his family to breakfast. They sat in chairs made in Indiana, the. table was made in St. Louis, tho dishes were made in Now York, tho knives, forks and spoons were imported from Kng land. The biscuits were made of Hour from Kansas, shortened with lard from Missouri, cooked on a stove, made in Chicago, and his coffee was served with sugar from Louisiana. When breakfast was over ho drove to town in a wagon made in Ohio, while his son went out with a ?HO gun made in Pennsylvania and an imported ill) dog to kill live cent, birds for dinner. 1 lis (laughter went riding on a $7f> bicycle made in Mas sachusetts. His wife swept tho iloor with broom from Cincinnati, took up the dust in a pun made in Vermont, with a brush made in Ithodo Island. The fanner bought a plow made in Illinois, a cultivator made in Michi gan, boes and rakes made in Indiana and a reaper made in Chicago. Ho took all these home and set them out on n vacant lot, exposed to tho rain and sunshine, whore they wem ruined in one year. . O JK. JG! "XP o m. X A. m Boara tho s9 *M YOU HWlAIWaB BOUgM God's l*ow,or Shown In Miracles. "| Itov. Dr. A, C. Dixon, pastoi' of tho HnuBou Placo Baptist church, iVrooklyn, preached ??3t Sunday eve ning on tho text ; "Now tho Lord had proparod a groat fish lo swallow up Jonah." Dr. Dixon ?aid ho believed tup events recorded in tho book of Jonah just ''RH they aVo stated there, arid that every other explanation ?8 founded upon unboltof in thoomnfpo tonoo of God. "Thoro is nothing said of tho method by which God proparod tho the fish," continued Dr. Dixon. . "If ho had wished to do so ho might have made a fish of IBUOII peculiar struc ture that Jonah might havo boon accommodated on the insido with ample room And suiheiont air, so that miracle would havo boon needed only in tho construction of tho fish ; all tho rest had been natural. Omnipotence might havo given Jonah a stateroom and all tho oonvonionoo of ocean travel. Mon with modern soiontiiio knowledge niako such fish out of iron, put human beings in them, arid sond thom to tho bottom of tho son, whoro they cnn remain for quito a while, and como nguiu to the surface with out injury. The submarino boat, to bo sure, has not yet boon perfected ; but it is oven now of practical sor vice. What man lins almost dono with mechanical appliances surely our Creator, Cod, could du through ?ital forces. Science is in danger of | claiming all tho miracles, and scien tific mon who boast of tho wonders | in tho progress of modern civilization should not snoor at the workings of I God whoso laws thoy must oboy in order to produce Ruy result. "What I wish to insist upon, and what. I believe with all my lieart, is that if Almighty God had needed al fish big enough to swallow not only Jonah, but thc ship and crew on which ho was sailing, God was equal to the emergency of making such a fish, and preserving both flosh and crew safe and sound under tho water for three days. Indeed, tho God who made the universe could, by the fiat of his will, make a fish with throat large enough to swallow Brooklyn bridgo and koop it intact. Is it too much to say that such a God if ho wished to do it. could make an animal largo cnougu to swallow tho globe and Hy through space with it? I am purposely extravagant in language in order that I may exalt the omnipotent God whose we aro and whom wc serve. Let puny men stand dumb before Him. Lot human weakness not presume to measure His power, nor human wisdom to compass His knowledge." CASTOR IA For Infants and Cliildren. The Kind You Haye Always Bought Boars tho Signature of No worar ^is land, or perhaps in any other . .nd, has ever had* such a funeral as was given to Miss Win nie Davis in Richmond. It means something when there is a spontane ous outpouring ot 50,000 or 100,000 peoplo to follow to thc gravo a sim ple untitled woman. When tho old veterans and theil sons and daugh ters journey hundrods of miles to pay a tribute to the dead "Daughter of the Confederacy" it is a pageant that can bc soon nowhere else under the sun and is A loving loyal tribute from millions of hearts to this un crowned queen of tho Southland. OASTORIA. Hoare tho ?tiS Kind ftiu Wm Always Bought Bigimtnto of The white women of North Caro lina are taking a hand in the cam paign of their fathers, sons ant1 brothers against tho Republican Populist combination which now rules tho State, and which has filled the ollices with objectionable per sons. Tho spectacle of black poli - tioians without character running the schools, tho asylums, tho court and other institutions has aroused since they overthrow tho carpet-baggers after reconstruction. The Cruel Knife! It is absolutely UBDIOAS to expect n surgical oporatlon to nure cancer, or any othor blood disease. The cmiolty of ftuoh treatment lu illustrated in the alarming number of deaths which ro Sult from lt. Tho disease ls in the nlood, and boneo cnn not bo out out. Nino times out of ton the surgeon's knife only hastens death. My son bad ft mont malignant Oancor. foi wbloh tho dootors mud un oporuUon wn;i Mic only hope 'fha oper ation visa a. Mororo 0iU>,ae lo WAH ncocfl aftfy to out down to tho Ja w rio n o and norene lt. DD furn ft ufo al whllo tho Cou Gor rotarnod, mid bo Wn to grow rapidly, o gave him ninny romanies without ro lle!, and ll nelly, upon tho advice O?A friand, deal dod to try 8. 8. fl. (Bwlft'e rWoiilc), And witto tho i -omi 1 bot?o he bagan to ln>l>rovo. Af tor twonty bottles hrS boon tanop, tho Oanaor dlMppMMMl cntlr.ily ?nd ho waa anrod, fpo euro Wann nprmnnonl one, for ho ls nowMVont$en yoapjold,r.r.d hot novar had a Sign of tho dreadful dlsenn-.- to re turn. J. N. Muiib.iuu, . ,o {;,,..-?:'., '. : St.. Dallas, .... - :. Absolutely tho only hopo for Ouncei is Swift's Bpeclflo, >3eSs%) Blood ns it I? the only remedy which goes to tho vOry botter? ut ino i doini nod forces out ovory crace of tho disease. 8. S. S. ls guaranteed purely vogotable, and contains no potash, mercury, oi othor mineral. Books on Oancor will be malled fros to any address by tho Swift Spaoifhj Do., Atlanta, Qa. Tho Kind You Ifavo Always ] ia uso for ovor 30 yours, } g All Counterfeits, Imitations ^ pertinents thai iri.'lo will? luthuts and Chlldrou-ISxpc What is C Castoria is a. substituto for C and Soothing Syrups. It is contains neither Opium, M substance. Its ago ls its gu and allays Fovorisbuoss. It Collo. It relieves Toothing and Flatulency. It assimilr Stomach and Bowels, givhi{ Tho Children's Panacea-Ti GENUINE CASI The Kind You Ha In Use For* O TH? O.NTAUn COMPANY, TT Ml boo : ?at bilicd and Hoon to Hove. | .During his oxaniination l)oforc tho investigation board on Thursday Gen. Lee said ho had been notified that he would bo expected to move his corps to ('nba, in tho vicinity of Havana, about tho first of Noverabor and that ho considered his troops properly equipped for the campaign. Captain Howell asked Gen. Lee if ho considered that ho had, boon side tracked in tho campaign. "I don't think HO," ho replied. "I have from time to time scon something in tho newspapers to tho effect that il was not thc intention of tho authorities that I should bavo an opportunity for active participation in the campaign. I, of course, had no claim to go to Santiago or Porto liico, as other offi cers in the army outranked me. It was always tho understanding that my corps was organized for tho Ha vana campaign. I had somo ambi tion to go there, because I had not been allowed to stay while I was there. I wanted to go back with some men and siiow our enemies that I could stay." He continued by saying that tho President had told him within the past few days thal he had always intended to send him to Havana, and in ease liiere bad been an assault upon tlie eily that ho should have led it. CS ESI lil Ik H woflkne.ss tinnily cured liv 'ihViU .*Al>-j Dr. Mlle:.' N.-rvo Plasten. While frugality is not one of tho cardinal virtues of Americans, there are gratifying indications of the fact that some progress has boon mad?' in tliis direction during tho past. 100 years. In 1 Stil) there were only 8,0:};") savings bank depositors in tho Tniled States, and the total amount of savings aggregated only fri,188, 570. At tho present time tlioro are 5,201,182 savings bank depositors in tho United States, and thc total amount of savings aggregates $1,089, 870,035. All druKRlata guarantee Dr. Milos' TAIN L'll.l.rt to atop I loiulueho. "Ono rent ii dOBO." It is estimated that the war w^h Spain has cost tho United State? up to lids lime $111,500,000. It has 1 .ilso cost, directly or indirectly, tho lives of not less than two thousand soldiers. These figures do not rep resent the total cost of tho war. The regular anny has been augmented. Many thousand of volunteers will remain in service for an indefinite time, and their maintenance will swell the total cost of thc war. It thus appc rs that, short as tho con flict was, the cost was no trifle. Dr. Miles' Pain Pills eura Neuralgia. Somo three weeks ago Patrick Kelley, a boiler maker of Atlanta,' said : "If ever I take a drink again I hope I shall bc struck dumb." Monday afternoon last lie entered a saloon and look a drink. Some one spoke to him and ho could not answer. Kelley seized a piece of paper and pencil an I wrote with trembling hand : UI am struck dumb." Tho physicians at tho hospital made an examination and said that his j tongue was paralyzed, it is a queer I 0<lno. Cure nil forms of disense caused by a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness, Thc rink pin Cleanses Thc Tonic Pellet Invigorates fl. ll. Moore, of Crcon&liurfr, Ky., says: " I was very Mil..ir; for n loaf; time : hau folien off nail getting la Imil health. I lind dys pepsia mid 1'it up lay food. I ticgntt u lm' Stallion'* Liver rill? nnd Tonic ('elicit nc cording; to the Doctor's Hook, nail ns n re nuit I Increased In weight 2.) pounds, mid fd' like ll I IL'XV |i I 'in Thc little " Doctor's nook " tells nil about tlicin, and n weck1? Treatment free,prove? every word true. Complete Tn ..uncut, 25o UR0VYN MFG. CO.. N. v. and Orconevlllo, Ten* For salo by J. tv. Boll, Walhalla, ftttd Strlbiing Drug Company, Sonooa, Bought, and whioh has hoon bas ?orno the tfigimturo ot' iw hoon inado under i?ls p?r mpervislon since Ito Infancy* no olio to deceive you in this, and Substitutes are hut ?x !?n.i oudanger tho health of irlonce agatust Experiment. Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops Harmless and Pleasant. It orphino nor other Narcotic taranteo* It destroys Worms euros Diarrhoea and "Wind Trouhlos, euros Constipation itcs tho Food, regulates the r healthy and natural sloop. io ?iot?or's Friend. ve Always Bought ver 30 Years. Jiin?y STJiKT, Niwvcniteirr. i'ijinBiBMwmiwaiiMiiiM "Homo Pankina." T. N. Qarrott reports tho moasuro mont of tho boss of all tho pumpkin vinos. It was grown on tho placo of his unelo, John G. Garrott, in tho Cripple Creek section of Fairviow township. Thc vine was 75 foot long and boro over forty pumpkins, aggregating in weight about 1,200 pounds. Fourteen of tho largest averaged forty-five pounds each, the smallest of them weighing thirty two pounds and tho largest, which took tho blue ribbon at the Fairview stock show, sixty-six pounds. Tho others averaged about twenty pounds each. Thc vino grow from common seed, planted last May by Mrs. Garrott on clay upland, com paratively new ground.-Greenville Nows. Elections in Georgia. ATLANTA, GA., October 7.-Cand ler's majority for Governor ovor Ho gan, Populist, is 60,000. This figure is about 25,000 beyond tho Demo cratic majority for Governor two years ago. Several counties which at that time returned Populist ma jorities show a complote rovcrsal in favor of tito Democrats. Tho return of a solid Democratic delegation to Congress from Georgia is assured. A writer in the Nows and Courier mentioned n fanner who after mea suring a field of com from which he said ho gathered 22 bushels an aero last year, made a careful estimate of what that com has post him, counting taxes, interest on the value of tho land, labor, seed fertilizers, farm implements, etc., and found that it carno to a little hiss than ten cents a bushel. Col. I.ePoy Youmans of Barnwell, throws down a challego to thc News and Courier. Ho says: "1 desire to say 1 will furnish tho land and stock and the implements, placo tho labor handy, and house it and pay ten couts for every bushol, that practical farmer, the Editor of the News and Courier, or anybody else eau produce ; provided, thoy bring a certificate of ordinary in telligence and of sound mind." The Nows and Comics refers the matter to the gentleman who re ported tho ohcap crop. ----^ . ?.--. In Paris, a few days ago, there was an impressive sceno whoa the representatives of America and of ! Spain met in friendly social inter course at a Kreuch banquet board. It waa beautiful, but it was cheap to tho soo no presented in Charleston yesterday when at one table wore scated Senator Tillman and former Governor Sheppard, guests of Mayor Smyth, of Charleston. Gods and little fishes ! champagne and terrapin stew ! dispensaries anti ports of om barkation ! it was an event to mark the course of histo ry.-Charleston Post, October 6th. lu the circu?:'.?' inst issued by the Treasury Department tito amount of money in circulation in 1800 is given at ?4.09 per capita ; in 1810, *7.00 ; in 1820, #6.06; in 1830, t6.09 ; in 1 RIO, ?10.0I : in 1850, tl2,02 ; in I860, tl8.86; in 1805, *20.57 ; in 1870, *17.60 ; in 1880, tl0.41 ; in 1800, ?22.82, and in 1808, $24.74. This is nearly #16 loss per capita than the Republican party declared for in ono of its State platforms, and about &66 less than tho Populiste would like. A farmer recently sold 2,200 pounds of tobacco on t ho Marion market, for which bo received $(M0. The South Carolina Conforonoo of tin M. K. Chinch, South meets in Greenwood on the 7th of Decenibor. The VanWyeks seem to bo in demand in Now York. Not satisfied with having ft VanWyok for Mayor of Now York I bf Demoeirtio Stato Convention has nomi nated Augustus VanWyok, another br~' thor, for (lovelnor of tho Stato. - - -4 .-, '.?on. Lee will take bis company to Cuba tho lattor part of this month. -- 1 -- All pain banished by Dr. , ?II 1 Pain I'JILe. Civil Engineer ' and Surveypr. A LL CIVIL ENG1NFER1NG or SUR VEiTING business efficiently exeoutod. Ordors left with Jaynos ? Sholor will ro colvo prompt attention. RESPECTFULLY, .i I. H. HARRISON, Walhalla, S. C. Fobruary 3d, 1808. 5-lyr. Notice to Creditors ALI* persons iiaviug ciniiim against tao Katata of Jolin W. MnHon, deceased, will Sresent tho samo to mo prop-Vly proven y October 20th, 1898, und all persans owing saUl estate will mnko paymont : <> ino at once. WALLACE W. COUNOG, . - Administrator. o..-,.tv-illi.KI 2v, jr?;.. 80-43 IVotico of X^inaxl Set tlement hntl I>i? OlaO/l^gfe* NOTICE is hereby givon that tho un dersigned will make application to E. J-.. Uorndon, Esq., Judgy of Frobalo for Ocoueo counfy, in tho Stato of South Carolina, nt his ofllco at Walhalla Court IIouso, on Saturday, tho 15th day of Ootobor, 180?, at ll o'olock in tho foro noon, or as soon thoroafter as said appli cation oan bo hoard, for loavo to mnko final sottlomont of tho personal estate of Kunnin Dumas, docoasod^ and final disoharge aa administrator of said estate. J. W. STRIM LING, Administrator of Personal Estato of Fannio Dumas, docoasod. Soptombor 15, 1808. 87-40 INotioe of JFUnoJ Set tlement and J>i? charge. NOTICK ls hereby niven that tho undersigned will make application to K. I?. Horadan, Esq., Judge of I'robato for Oconeo county, In tho 8tato of 8outh Carolina, at his ofllco ut Wal halla Court House, on Saturday, tho 29th day of October, 1808, at li o'clock In tho forenoon, oi ns soon thoreaftor as snld application can bo heard, for lcavo to mnko Anni sottlomont of tho personal estato of .lohn W. Mason, docoasod. und for Heal discharge as administrator of said estate. WALLACH W-CORNOO, Administrator. Soptombor 29, 1898. 39-43 Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL poi sons indobtod to tho estate of M.moo Gilmcr, deceased, arc here by notillod to mako payment to tho un dersigned, and all porsons having olaims against ?aid estato will prosout tho samo, duly attested, on or boforo tho 24th day of Ootobor, 1808, or bo barred. C. lt. D. MURNS, Executor. Soptombor 22, 1808. 88-42 Summons for Relief. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF OCONEE. COU UT OF PROBATE. II. E. Cox, Plaintiff, against Goorgo Sanders, William Sanders, Eliza beth Canipboll, Cory Campboll, Collio Gassaway, William O. Whitton, Jano E. Whitton, Mary Ii. Whitton, Margarot Ayres, J. C. Sandors, Thoa. IC. Sanders, Marium Nash, UlysosS. Sandors, Addio Hopkins, Ida Millor and Wal tor San dors, Dofoiidnnts. SUMMONS rou RELIEF-(COMPLAINT NOT SERVED.) To tho Defendants above namod: YOU aro hereby summonod and ro quirod to answor tho complaint in tliia action, which is lllod in thc Probate Judge's ofllco. Oconoo County, South Carolina, and to sorvo a oopy of your answor to tho said complaint on tho subscriber nt his ofllco, on tho Public Squaro, afc Walhalla Court IIouso, South Carolina, within twonty days after tho service lioroof, oxclusivo of tho day of such sorvico; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this.action will apply to tho Court for tho roliof domanded in tho complaint. ? Dated August 10th, A. D. 1808, Wal halla, S. C. WM. J. STRIDLING, Plaintiff's Attorney. To tho absent d?fendante abovo namod : Pleaso take notico, that tho complaint in tho abovo stated caso was Hied in tho ofllco of E. Ii. Uorndon, Judgo of Pro bato for Oconeo county, S. C., on tho 2d day of Scptombor, 1808, and is for tho purpose of Bolling tho real estato of David Sandors, deceased, to pay debts. WM. J. STRIDLING, Plaintiff's Attorney. To tho absent defendants, ('ellie Gassa way, William O. Whitton, Jano E. Whit ton and Mary L. Whitton, minors: Take notico, that unless you appoar in tho Court within tiio timo proscribed by law and apply for tho appointment of a guar dian nd Htom to represent your in tor OB t? in this action, tho Plaintiff will mako such application. WM. J. STRIRLINO, 36-41 Plaintiff's Attornoy. TREASURER'S OFFICE, WALHALLA, S. C., September 20,1808. nplIE books for tho collection of taxes JL for tho fiscal yoar commencing Janu ary 1st, 1808, will opon Ootobor 15th, 1808, and closo December Mist, 1803. State Tax. 5 Mills. Ordinary County Tax.If Court ExpoiiKOS. ? " Road Tax. 1 " Past Indebtedness. i " Sohool Tax.,. 3 " Total.12 Mills. Midway School District, No. 80, 2 Mills. Mount Tabor School Dist., No. 10, 2. Dothol School District, No. 5, 2." Providence School Dist., No. 3, 2...." Fifteon por cont po nal ty will bo at tached on all unpaid taxes on January itt, 1800. Commutation road tax is $1.00, and applies to thoso botween tho agos of 18 and 50 years, oxcept thoso exompt by law. Information cheerfully given by mail or othorwiso. Thomas Bibb, Tronsuror Oconeo County, South Caro lina. Soptombor 22,1808. -j\.rV OAKWAY, S. 0" Will bo found not only excollont 'n struotlon in Common English Hi anchos, but also courses in Higher English, Latin and Greek, Norma! Work, Business and Music. Tuition and Hoard at popular ratos. A course in Typewriting and Hook-Keep ing costa boro loss than half tho usual business collogo rates. For Prospectus address oititer J. S. JENNINGS, M. Pod., Prinolpa), or Rev. J, M. McGill HE, Dean, Oakway, Oconeo County, Si C. Location, (I milos East of westmfnstor. September if., 1808.-37-42 LAW.O?JBt? & . K?b ?. A. "5* !? #? ?? ? fVfVS ATTORNEY-AT-L.AW, WALKALLA, S. GMV ' : Will glvo prompt attoution to all busl D08? committed to hi? caro. . Juno 30, 1808. 20-ly B. T. JAYNE?. I J. W. SHELOR, -lol JAYNES & S?1ELOR, ATTORN RY8-AT-LAW, WALHALLA, 8. O. PROMPT attention given to all busi ness committed to tnolr care. January 12, l80?. WM. J. BTimiMNG. ^ \ 2fl. I,. HEKNUON. Attorneys At-Law, WALHALLA, S. C. PROMIT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL BUSI NESS ENTRUSTED TO THEM. January 0,1808. 11 ipili! Attorney and Counsellor at Lav/, 403404 Kitlin Building, ? . . ATLANTA, GA. ! Gonoral Law Practico. Correspond onco invited. 4-7-Of COUTHERN RAILWAY. Condeaaed Uchcriulo In Kft*eoi August 7, 1B98._ ? STATIONS,_ jggjg jgjgf] LT. ChnrWsion....,. 7 80 a rt tiT?"<5olumb??.....'. ll Oft A ? " Prosi'oi Hy. 0 80 a m 19 05 n*n " Newberry. 0 46 a m Ul? p tn Nlnoty Six.. V 42a tn 118pm " Greenwood.. 800am 1 60 p tn Ar. Hodges. 8 21 a rn fl 10 p to ?r. AWBVUI^.o ?o a m a jo p vi Ay. Bolton-. "TOS a rn jj W, p kn Ar. Anderson. ?_40j? 2? OS p tn A.r. Greenville:. ......... "Io 10 a ni I 00 p m frr. AifcnV.lOSS T\ O?tg STATIONS. ^?0*??' LT. QroeavUle.. 6 80 p m TO 15 a xa " Piedmont. 6 65 p m 10 40 a m " Wnilftmston.?.. 6 i0 pm 10 65 a ta Lr. Anderson. 5 ?tTp m ~?5 ?? a tri I.V. SOltOB . u IN u U ll IV ? II] Ar. Donualde. ? 66 p ni ll 85 a rn LT. Abbeville,..... "Too p ni ll 16 a nj Lv. Hodges. 7 15 p tn Tl 60 a ta Ar. G.-conwood. 7 40 p m Vi 16 p m " Ninetjr-Slx. T (S p m 12 30 p m " Nowberry. 8 65p m 1 80 p tn " pioaparlty. 0 00 p m 1 45 ?> tn Ar. Colnmbla ..,.. I??ULUA: * 50 fe ?r. Charleston. 0 40-p m KH?SZ^TN8__ ? ?sa TB?j f~B0a~Lr. . *Cl\arle?ton.... Ar ?40p~U W? T&allSOa Columbia."".... " TStedTSvp 0?7? 1216p ".Alston." 166p 8 60rt 10 04a 180p ".feantuo." 12 50p 7 40p 10 20a 205p ".Union." 12 88p T 00p JOSOft 2 28p "....Jonesville...." IV 21p 0 68p 10 61a 2 07p ".Pacolot..'...." 12 09p 0 liv 11 25a 8 10p Ar.. Buartanburg.. .Lv ll 40a 0 16p il 40u 8 40p Lr.. Spartanburg ..Ar 1120a ? OOo 8 45p 7 00p Ar.... Athovlllo,.. . .Ly 8 20a 8 05p nP?' P- tn. "A," a. m. Pullman palnoe sleeping carn on Train* 85and IC, 87 and 83, on A. and O. divinion. Train? leave Bp?rtnnburg, A. A O. dividion, noithbouud, 6:87 a.m., 8:87 p.m., 0:10 p.m., (Vontlbuie Limited); nouthbound 12:20a. m., 1:15 p. m.. 11:84 a. m., (Vottlbule Limited.) Trains lear? Greenville A. and O. division, northbound,6:45 a. m., 2:84 p. m. and 6:22 p. tn., ?Vestibuled Limited) : southbound, 1:26 a. na., :00 p. m., 12:80 u. m. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains 0 nnd 10 corry clouant Pullman .looping oars between Columbia and Asheville en rou to dall/ between Jacksonville audClnulu natl. Not . 18 and 14.-Solid trains, with Pullman Parlor Cari, botwoon Charleston and Asheville. FRANK B. GANNON, J.M.OULP, Third V P. & Goa. Mgr., Traffic- Mgr.. Washington, 1). O. Washington,!). O. W. A. TU UK. B. H. HARDWICK. Gen. Pa??. Ag't. As't Geu. Pa?n. Ag'*. ^ Washington, D. O._Atleuta, Ga. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Ckmde&tad ScHeduHn of rasjenset TralaJb Vee. No. IS Vot.W Worthtiaand. Wo.18 No. SS Eta. tl: 9* vally nany. goa. DaUy, ^.IS?lt?? ?8 a?85 T|i Sgl ^r. VWrS^lla..ll H| a to tu p g o^g.. . DH O / Jj B. ?gj ? J Da?tral ? ed I . ig i * f?a*UnD?tr?) tt?p S ^ 111*11! S Bf ? A*. AahovlUe,.... 0 00 p .. .. . .. . 0 4fl I " Ga/fnoy?. ?*Qp 0 W p. I Vi * 1 ^|i^J8'- ||| jj ?K ?. B J ?\^S?uSoV?l' Sol I lu % \ ""'y' lj AT. DanvIUa ? ? ,_?. UtB u ? M p ...^ 1? M Aa. Kloaiuou? ~. T? a ? 40 a. 8 ??j = ffe^; :::::: IB8 A: :;;: lg j VitMl fes, toJ?l ' ?oNlhnonad. Ko. OS No. 07 Dali/ PaUy. Dally.. _< ^'fe^SpSli*! 8 00 a 11T?' i'.!!!!'. " gal^ioorp.... J 81 a 0?} p. T? tt? 11 um yy> i. ? ?i lu n ?VJOJ? . ?. ? f?v. K?ohmond .,. 18 M m ITo?iiftli?T?SM. Ar. Groonsboro. 6 50 a. . LT. Qiuunsboro.. 729 p 7 05 a 7 83 a. Av. Qharloito_ 10 00 p 0 25 a ?Mu . LT. Oastonla. 10 4t) p. 112 p. " KliiK'H Mt. . 108 p. u KlfioUsbnrg .. ii 81 p 10 45 ft 200 p. " Gaffnuya. ll 40 p 10 ?8 a 2 24 p. LT. AshoTille.... 0 00 p. 820a. " Bpnrtanburg. 12 20 a ll 84 a 8 16 p. u Groonvllle.... 126 a 10 80 p 40P p ........ " Contrai. 6 25 p fttTI poncoa. 9 80 a i 88 p ?5Sp -* ? WeatmtnaUr. 6?}p 1^ " Tooooa. 8 25 a ? 18 p ?60$ ? M? Airy. iUpTVTi . Cornoll?.f8 00 p f 40 p 6 06 i . Lulu. 4 16 a f8 t? p 0 14 p ? ?T i Givtnmvllto... 4 06 a 087 b 0 <? h 5? M Bt^>rd....?W?f?1 M NorotoB? ... 6 2? a. i Hip 8S7. Ar. Aijanta, K.T. 6 10 a 4 66 p IO?Qp $00' Ar. Atlanta, 3. T. 6 10 a 865 p|9Wb 800 KoftiMt?B? N?6K TK?TNT^^ TJenjr K?copt Bunday. Lv Atlant*, oeniral time . ifTo" r " ?12?*r$i?i .5?*e_rD tim? . _1 '5 S?of oioss, castor? ibno. ~?W ? Atlanta, ?outrai time. 2 23 *Xr af mr '-P-'p. m. ''U-'noon, ^''?iski Choiap?atie Lino Hteamors in dally eefvtc DOtWeon NorfolV and BaJUmora, Moe. Wand 88- Dally. Washington and Bontl western limited. Throtigh fullma .loeplna car? between Now York nod New Oi loane, via Washington, Atlaiita and Monteon .ryvand also botweoti Now York and Memphli vlaWadtiini>ton,AtlantA and ulrmlnoham. Vitt olaun thoroughfare coaches betwoth wasj?ei lon and Atlanta. Dining care serve all meal an route. PuHraan drawliut-rooni ?lepplnaoat bot?.<>-..? t-lrf-Mvihurt. tun) noi?ol'i, Ol, ? .... naotlan a?lToi ro?)? for OLI) POINTO?MPOW ?rrlvlnu thor? In timo tor breakrazt Not*. 86 and W-t/nltod Btatee JTaat Ma t?rate aud L. m Vt. R. R.. buln g ootwposod of be g o as car and. ooaohes, through without ?hang? N paaecngera of all cl8>ise?. Pullatan drlwtn fyoca sleeping carn between New Vorn aa r*w.0,t?*?-. Tl* Atlanta and M on ta om or < Leaving Waaklngton eaoh Wcdneeday, A tourit poeplhft car will ruo through batwooh Waal |a||t<? and Ban Franoleoo without chang, Fttiunan Drawlna-Hourn sumana rv,?? >,?.1%.A Anbrtviiio omi Anant*. Moa. n. pr. 8? and 12-Pallman slatntng oat bfttvroon Richmond and (Jharlottfl. Vi? Partvlu aouthbound >7oa. ll and 87, ncrihnouad Ma wXmtr- B. w, dem* . I If yow deliro nttvnotivo job.Printing o2 any dosorip j ion ?s.v.d v? *b?--' , i . Courier Job Omeo. Hrlofs and Arguments : : : : a Specialty. i1 ?eater maa?, con wi?.on a IhouMnti. ( > i1 You can ?ava tho ontlro toit pf ?pV.?f ftWfi i1 , > on tho first two thousand cartridge*. W hy mis i I fa ao ta fully explalina In tho Marlin HatMj ( 11 Hook for shooters. It also toils how to caro for I \ firearms and how to uso thom. How to load j i cartridges with tho different kinda of bliiok ano , ? ?' tr,ioko?c3s powder;:. It p??c? ?aj&gKC.'Vit. \~z J ,? ljoulos, penetrations and 1000 other point* or ) i f^rearw sportsmen. is taitas. ?rce.lf you t ' i wilt send stamps for to?tas?o G* C J, *HK MAKUK FIlU:A??O100^KewH?T^ Blue" Ridge- R~ R. S n. C. BEATTIE, RKokiVtfH. TIME TABLE NO. 10. SUPERSEDES TIME TABLE NO. Effective 7.00 A. M., July 8, 1808. Suudny Only. . No. 12 0 00 nm 0 00 am 0 80 nm 0 48 nm 0 48 nm 0 50 am 10 04'ara 10 13 am 10 35 ant BASXllOUN?). Mixed. Daily Ex. ?un. No. No. 12. 34 .Walhalla.1.. .Lv.. 8 10 am 32 ?Weat Union. 8 20 am 24 *Sonoca.8 6? am 18 tAdam'a Crossing. 0 17 am 10 tChorry CrosHiug. O 26 am 13 .Pendleton .o 40 am 10 i Autun.0 62 am 7 tDouvor.10 04 am 0 ?AndorBon... A r.. 10 85 am WK8THOUN?. Mixed. Dally. No. No. il. < 0 ?Anderson... .Lv.. 3 25 pm' 7 tDouvor. 3 53 pm 10 i Ailinn.4 Cu pm 13 .Pondloton.4 17 pm 10 tChorry CroBBlng. 4 21) pm 18 \Adam's Greasing, 4 37 pm .?Slf 32 *Wc8t Union. 5 54 pm 34 ?Walhalla....At.. 0 00pm (*1 Ungular stop; (t) Fla,? ?ti?v?ion. Ail regular trains from Andorson to Walhalla have right of track over trains of tho saino OIS?B moylng in opposite direction, unloBS othorwlso spooiflod by train ordors. Will also ?ton at tho following stations to tako on or lot off passongprs : Phin noy'o, Jamos and Sainty Springs. No. 12 oonnoots with Southorn Hallway No. 0 at Anderson. No. ll connects with yon thorn Railway No. ll at Soncca. J. R. ANUKKBON, _Suporlntoudont. ^tltxntiic Coast l^ine, Passenger Department, lK?lm?n//?on, N. C., February 24, 1807. Fast Idno Betweou Charleston and Columbia und Upper South Carolina nud North Carolin?, COM DEN SKI) SCHEDULE. In offoct Fobruarly 24th, 1807. WESTWARD. .No. 52. Leavo Charleston. 7 OOarn Lanes.. 8 20 !.* Sumter. 0 85 44 Arrlvo Columbia.10 55 " 1 ProBporlty.;. ar 58 p m Newberry.....12 10 44 Cl into a.12 50 44 Laurels.;. 1 15 M 1 Groonvillo. 8 00 ". 1 Sparta?burg. 8 00 1 Winnah oro.' 0 15 pitt 1 Charlotto. 8 20 *..?. 1 Hondoraonvillo.0 03 " ' As?iovillo. 7 00 " K ABT W Alli). ?No. 53. Loavo Anhovillo. 8 20 a m . HondorBonvlllo. 0 15 " ' Spartanburg.ll 45 44 1 Groonvillo..11 50 44 ' Laurens. 1 45 44 . Clinton. 2 10 " ' Newberry. 2 57 44 ? Prosperity.8 13 " 4 Columbia. 5 15 " Arrive Sumtor. 0 35 M ? Lanoa. 7 48 *\ " Charleston.. 0 25 M . Dally. Noa. 52 and 53 Solid Trains botwoen Charleston and Columbia.' S. C. H. M. EMERSON, Gon'i Passenger Agont. J. R. KENLY, Con oval Managov. T. M. EMERSON, _Trafflo Manager. S. O. & Ga. R. R~ THE CHARLESTON LINE." Solid Through Trains Rotwoon Charles ton and Aahovillo Carrying Pullman Pallico HufTott Parlor Car?. Loavo Charleston.. Arrlvo Summorvillo, " Prognalls, " GoorgOB, 44 Branchville,. 44 Rowes vii lo, " Orangoburg, 44 St. Matthowfl, 44 Fort Motto, " Kingvlllo, " Columbia, Passenger Department, X CHAHI.KBTON, 8. C., June 18, 1807. V BOURDUUB. Daily, 7 10 a m 5 80pm 7 41 a m 0 10 p m 8 18 am 0 50 p m 8 20 a m 7 04 p in fl oe a m 7 85 p m 0 15 a m 8 07 p m 0 28 a m 8 24 p m 0 48 a m 8 48 p m 10 0Q a, m 0 03 p m 10 10 am 0 20 p m 10 55 a m 10 10 p m 4 00 p m 4 44 p m 4 65 p m 5 00 p m 5 27 p m 6 42 p m 0 10 p m 0 37 p m 0 50 p m 7 22 p m 8 00 p m 5 30 p m 7 50 p m 6 10 p m 8 81 p m 8 50 p m 0 10 pm 0 57 p m 10 46 p m 8 20 p in 4 07 p m 4 44 v '' a 6 03pm 5 17 p Ttl 5 20 p m 6 50 p m 8 00 p m Loavo Columbia, 7 00 a m Arrlvo Klug ville, 7 40 a m M Fort Motto, 7 51am " St. Matthowfl, 8 02 a m 44 Orangoburg, 8 24 a m 44 RowcBvlllo, 8 88 a m " Rranohv?llo, 0 JO a m " Georgoa, 0 85am 44 Prognalls, 0 48 a m " Summorvillo, 10 22 a m " Charleston, ll 00 a m Loavo Charleston, " RranohviHo, Bamberg, " Denmark, " Hlackvillo, " Winlaton, " A ikon, Arrive Augusta, 7 10 a m 0 16 a m 0 87 a m 0 52 a m 10 10 a ta 10 27 a m 11 00 a m ii ol a m Loavo A' ,uata, 44 Alkon, '? Winlaton, " Blackville, V Denmark; 4 Hamborg, " Hrauohvillo, Arrlvo Charleston, (J 20 a m 7 14 a m 7 57 a m 814am 8 9a a ru 8 41 a m 0 05am ll 00 a ni KAMT RXPRK68 AUGUSTA ANO WASHING TON VIA A. O. L., WITH SI.KKl'KltS, TO AND PROM NSW YOltK. Leavo Augusta, 8 05 p m Arrlvo Alkon, 8 25 p m 41 Donmark, 4 32 p m Loavo Denmark, 0 25 a m 44 Alkon, 7 28 a m 44 Augusta, 8 10 a m Dally Exoopt Sunday. Loavo Camden, 8 45 a m 2 25 p m 44 Camdon Jnnot 0 36 a m 8 65 p m Arrlvo Ringville, 10 05 a m 4 85 p m Loavo Kingvlllo, JO 26 a m 0 00 a m 44 Camdon Junotll 00 a m 0 40am 44 Camden, 1165 am 8 15am Jos. Ii. HA Nu?, General Managor. L. A, EMKRSON. Trafilo Manager. General Omeo, Charleston, S, 0,

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