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4 ' Boil Dispositions Ate Early Shown." ? Just so evil in the blood comes out in shape of scrof ula, pimples, etc, in children and young people. Taken in time it can be eradicated by using Hood's Sarsaparilla, In older people, the aftermath of irregular living shows it self in bilious conditions, a heavy head, a foul mouth, a general bad feeling. It is thu blood, tho impuro blood, friends, which is tho reid cause. Purify that with Hood's Sarsaparilla and happiness will reign in your family. BlOOd Poison-" I lived In a bcd of Uro for years owing lo blood poisoning Hint fol lowed small pox. It broke out nil over my body, Itching Intensely. Tried doctors and hospitals lu vain. I tried Hood's Sarsapa rilla. It helped. I kept at lt and was en tirely cured. I could KO on tho housetops and shunt about ll. ' MKS. J. T. WILLIAMS, Carbondale, Pn. Sci-of uln Sores - " My baby at two months had scrofula sores on cheek and arm. Local applications and physicians1 medicine did little or no good. Hood's Snr Suparida cured him permanently. Ho is now four, willi smooth fair skin." MKS. 8. s. WKOTRN, Farmington, Ucl. Itoort'n ruin cur? ll VIT Ul?; . I ri lt ii lui: and only O'Ulmrlle tn l:iki> willi Hood'* S ii r ii rt| wo; I fl al OTIS WILL TOLERATE NO MORE QUIBBLING An Unconditional Surrender to Be Demanded. PEACE ENVOY SO NOTIFIED When Kl 11 pl MOM Next Killer Hie Amer ica II Lin? H They il ii -1 ('.uni' Prepared to ljuy Down Their Arms Without Further Talk. WASHINGTON, May 37.-"When you desire to io enter tho American military linos coiyo proparod for an uncondi tional surrender. Otherwise you will not be admit ted. " This in substance, it is said at tho War depart me ul, is the parting Agui naldo's soca)led poaco envoys rocoived when they left Manila on thoir way to Aguinaldo's headquarters. If our oom* missioners hnvo not already rocoived instructions to adhere to this decision they will receive them at once. Tile foolhardiness of further negotia tions with irresponsible leaders of doll ant rebels is nt last fully appreciated by administration officials. The insurgents must bo whipped into submission. The president, it is said, is now of this opinion. Ile logrots that he is un able to share in the optimistic opinions of Mr. S( bunnan, chairman of tho com mission, that tho Filipino envoys will speedily collie back to accept in full our own terms. Mr. Scburman expressed .similar views immediately after the lirst peace con ference, moro than three weeks UKO, and thereby caused the president to fall into tho mistake of expecting peace at once. Tho fact that tho authorities have again taken up the question of scuding additional troops to the Philippines is a good indication that they consider tho recent peace negotiations a failure. Tho Twenty-fourth infantry (composed of negroes) bas boen slated for servico in tho Philippines, in addition to those previously decided noon. Other regi ments ara also being talked of. GENERAL M'ARTHUR'S PLAN. Ile Kn vu i-s IS i listing lb? Mucubbovs Against Ilia Tn galos. MANILA, May ?7. -General McArthur is in favor of tho experiment of enlist ing the Maoabbeea against their old on ernies, the Tagalos. A delegation of loading MacubbccH has visited tho general and its spokes man read an address assuring the Amer ican commander of tho friend diip of tho Maeabbeos and of thoir willingness to transfer their allegiance from Spain to the United States. They complained that tho T?galos murdered them and burned thoir villagos and they asked to bo protected and given arms to protect themselves. Tho Maeabbeos havo greatly assisted in posting tho Amoricans on tho coun try and tho positions of the enemy. Gonoral McArthur would arm 100 of thoHo mon and use thom as scouts, and if tho experiment proved successful he would enlist moro ol" thom. Major Gonoral Otis has issued orders inviting volunteers to ro-enlist for six months, according to tim act of con gress bearing on tho matter. Tho United Slates transport Morgan City, which loft San Francisco April '?R with (iud recruits for various regiments hore on board ber, has arrived and will proceed to Hoi lo. Major A. M. Higgles of tho Thir teenth Minnesota regimont, who was wounded lu tho hoad whilo recon noitering May H at a point near Kan Miguel and who was brought to tho hospital bore, is dead. Oolonol J. I) M i loy of General Law ton's stuff has been appointed collector of tho port of Manila. Seholai'Alilps If or Alumuna. MONTOOMRKY, Ala., May 27.-Tho stato department of education has boon notified by the chancellor of tho Pea body Normal college, at Nashville, that timm vacant .scholarships in that insti tution have boon awarded to Alabama. Thoy aro worth #100 u year and thc holdor's faro to Nashville and return. Thoy uro good for two years. State Su perintendent of Education Abercrombie will hold a competitivo examination on July 20 and 21, in which tho three young people who make the highest records will be selected for tho pianos. Nev i 'Vi'lopinnnt Company. AI.KX v )Kit OITY, Ala., May 27.-Tho Alexander City Land and Mining com pany, capital stock, $1,000,000, has boen organized boro. Tho company owns and controls ?1,000 acres of lino mineral lauds and corundum, kaolbio, mica, gold and cornent will bo mined. Tho samo company owns valuable zinc mines in TcnnoHKoo mines, and mineral prop erty in Clay, Tallupoo.suand Ooosacoun ties hu ve boen socurod by option or pur chuno. Tho company will begin dovol oping tho mininora) deposits at onco. Fanners Kill Horse Thief. WlI.TilAMftTON, S. O.. May ?7.-Tinco miles from nor**, .Mox Broom and his son, farmers, surp'isod Agnew McCul lough, a negro, bl tho act of stoaling a horno from u pasturo. Tho negro, soe lng tho Brooms, dod. Ho was pursued by father und son, armed with idiot guns, and overtukou after a mile run, and shot to death. The Promus havo been arrested. Thoy make no pion of Justifiai' o homicide, each saying ho does not know who did tho killing. SUPREME EFFORT TO FLOAT P?RIS FA?(! S ?merioan Liner May Prove a Total Wreck. HEAVY WIND SPRINGS UP Ketlcoiioo of Cttplutu Wutklua anti OHIOIMI* of tho S ten ia ?li Ip Oouipniiy Itogurriiiig tito Dleustcr Cimera .Much Ooiliiuent In London. LONDON, Moy 'il.-A dispatch from Oovornok announces that tho latest dliort to float tho American liner Paris, which is ou tho rocks off Lowlands Point, rosultod in another failure. Tho wind has veurod to the eastward and there is a hoavy soa. Tho Paris is roll, lug heavily. Tho roticouco of Captain Wal lc ins of tho nt i anded steamer and of the officials of tho company respecting the possiblo causes of tho dis.ouor havo caused un favorable comment in tho papers, but there is notluiii' but praise for tho be havior of tho ofllcers and mon af tor the vessel struck. Tho papers scout thu uiaguotio current theory. Vanity Fair says: "Tho Paris certainly did not know whore sho was. > Ono singlo company has sent ships past tho Manacles twico a week, ouch way, for many years. If tho current sucks or ibo rocks aro mag netic enough to affect the oom pk ss why have these ships escaped so often?" j Other papers express themselves in a similar strain. Captain Verney, formerly commander of tho British warship Oberon, writos that ho spent a winter steam ng at full speed up and down tho channel to test a boiler ami most positively asserts that with intention, a 1:00,1 lookout and soundings tue navigation of ibo ohauuel is tree from danger. A representative of tho Associated Press Haw tho authorities of Trinity House on tho Bub jot. Chief Pilotage Clerk Koigay characterized thc mag netic theory as "utter nonsjuso" and said tho disaster must bo duo to "inox plicable blundering." Ho said: "I know every yard of tho British coast Imo and I can soo no satisfactory reason for tho wreck." Captain Croak, head of tho compass department, said: "Howevor closo the ship got to tho manacles her oom pasaos could not bo affected moro than a millionth part of a degree, anil oven that could not be felt outside of MOO yards from tho shore. Ko ship's course ought to ho nearer than '- miles (rom the coast." Tho Paiis was launched at Glasgow, Oct. VII, )"?38. ami is a steel vessel of lO.TilT) tons. During tho war with Spain thc Paris was im: ressed into tho gov ernment service and was given tho name Yale. Among her achieve men 18 during the war. in which sho did good service as a tpansporr, dispatch boat ai d eco it, was the capturo of tho blockade runner Kita, off ?NIH Juan, Porto Rico. Soe was transferred to tho army trans port service in August last and released by the government on Sept. 2 last and thou re.-utned her place in tho merchant marino. OASTORIA. Boam tho yO The Kind You Uaw Always Bought Tho General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterians will meet next year in Atlanta, which is al ways on the lookout for opportunities to bring people to tho Gate City. ? ii?VS?ERSO?S GHOOTiNG. Manient Wliaeliiiau Uses 1KB Platel ut Augusta *t II tl Kscupts. AUOUBT.4, G?., M ny 87.-~Thore was a pooulinv shooting uffray at Lakoviow. park uoar this oity. A forco of hands woro digging in a ((ravel pit, wheu, midden.y a maskod man appeared and begau shooting at Reuben White, a no gro who was working iu tho pit He omptlod hi* pistol ana turuod to leave. Nono of tho mon lu the ult were armed bur, led by Bosses Morris aud Cassidy, they pursuod tho mau iu the maskl Cu vi id y procured a pistol from a uoighbor und advuueiug upon \ tho stranger tho latter turned and there* W* suod a duol nt short range, oaoh uiau Bbooting live timon, but, straugo to ?ny, without hitting tho othor. Tho mau in the mask then dartod luto tho bushes and soon reappeared with a lucy eic, gun in baud. Holding his pur suers at bay, he mounted and rodo off. Tho negro who was shot at in tho gravel pic was wounded in the ankle and ho stoutly maintained that lt was Constable Arthur Glover who wore tho mask and did tho shooting, eayiug that he and Glover had a dispute and Glover bad threatened bim. Au oflloor went to Clover's homo und arrested him. Glover .denied all knowledge of tho affair, but tho caso was carried before tho grand jury aud (??lover wan indicted. Glover is nn ox member of tho Second Goorgia rei: i mon t and a constable in a mngistrato'B court. Old Kentiwdiy Keud Revlvi'd. MAU mu; nv i un , Ky., May 27.-Tho assassination of Thomas Baker, prin cipal in tho famous Howard-Bakor foud, will almost certainly revive (ho contest und the death of othor mombors of tho family may bo expected at any time. Raker was under a lifo sentence for killing Sheriff White, but had been gran tod a now trial ami was roleasod on bond. Last Sunday bo was fired on by unknown persons while soatod on his porch at his homo in Clay county, but tho aim was bad and ho was not burt. On Thursday they killed him instantly. Ile hos many friends, who may tuku rovongo if thoy can discover his inur dorers. Fell Dead uta Wedding. CLAYTON, Ala., Maj' 27.-A fatal cas ualty in connection with a wedding oc curred at Olio. Tho contracting par t?os woro A. D. Card and Miss Charlotte Roynolds. When tho coroiuony bail boon performed and tho young people woro rocoiving tho usual cougraulatious au aunt of tho brido, Mrs. Gussie Smart, approached and kissod hor nioco. The groom Baid: "Kiss mo, too, auntie." She smilingly acquiesced, but in the aanio instant foll llfoless to tho floor, ii victim of heart failure Cn pl till Stock TH Doublet. AKDKRSOK, S. O., May 27.-Tho stool subscribed by local investors io tho On cotton mill bas so far ovorruu tho pro motors' oxpoctatiouB that $500,000 ii now placed as tho capitalization ins tour of $250,000. Pure blood is full of lifo and vitality and carries vigor to tho organs of th? body. Dr. M. A. Simmons' Liver Modi cino creates rich, pure blood. For sah by Dr. J. W. Boll, --^ 0 ??- --,-,-. Sinclair Hrollli'tt* lu J.iii. TlFTON, On., May 27.--Tho Siuolali brochers, Henry and Hen, who killoe thoir brother-in-law, T. Ii Willis, in "Worth county, April 17 last, have sur rendered tothoshoriff of Worth county Thoy claim SOlf defense. KOSH lion II< ur No More. FONTAINBLEU, Franco, May 27-ltosi Bonheur, the famous animal painter, ii dead. He has Used it for Fi??can Years, and Declares if is lite Best Blood Purifier Tonio Mario. Strong Words from Georgia's Chief Executive. There is not ono person in it hundred Allen D. Candler. Faithful to every whose system cnn successfully with- trust, his rugged honesty is his shining stand tho scvoro drains of tin? Spring virtue. His word is aeeopted far and season without tho aid of atonic. All wide.for ho never gives nu endorsement of tho accumulated -- -.---without absoluto mupsutrn?w MS- The Governor's Unqualified Endorsement St inatcd, and this - Governor Gnndlor cansos a strugglo STATE OF GEORGIA, { has used H. S. S. for which usually rc- Exocutivo Office. ) fifteen years; ho suits ina broak- Atlanta, May 8, 1899. knows that it is down. A fow bottles j , f fifteen voarn UHod SSS ,n,u,C? ()f tho I,lltiv0 of 8. H. M. just now A nave xor Hitoon yoara uBOtt ?.?.?. roota of Georgia will thoroughly pu- aB ft remedy for rheumatism and aa that it contains no rify tho blood, lin- atonic. It is unquestionably a good drugs of any de prove tho appetite blood puriflor, and I ana sure tho soription - and ho and give tone and b08t tonic I evor used. For many ^"?f strong th to tho .... , . , . that it is tho bo3t wholosystom. Most yoars my digestion was bad, but tonic ho over used. Important of all. tho occasional uso of a bottle of S. S. S. is thc only S. S. S .viii so per- S.S.S. has ontiroly cured mo of thia tonio which con foctlv nmovft a 11 malftfly and T now oat with porfoot J * ?n ? no potash, impui Ules as to for- . ... . . - soda, nrsnmo or tify tho system for impunity anything set before me. otb or dangerous successfully resist- A. J. CANDLER. stimulant. ing tho many dan I-:- -1. You nood 8. 8. S. Serous forms of sickness so prevalent and need it now. A fow bottles will thor uring thc summer oughly cleanse tho blood, improve your No Georgian is as near to the hearts appetite, and renovate your system. In of tho people ns their beloved Governor, Hist upon 8. 8. 8. end take nothing else. ? COBAN ???iS TO ISSUER MANIFESTO Former Insurgents Will Be Urged to Keep Guns. BITTER FIGHT ON GOMEZ Dinoutlt.il. ?I Rebol Army Ofllcora Hold a Meeting Ht the Homo of r nc ru I Itedrlgu* und Strong Anti-Amorl eun 8 ut: melita Aro ICxpi-eaacd. HAVANA, May 87.-Tho fight between Gonoral Gomo/, and tho old Cuban un ?einbly loaders is wngiug hot Gonoral Gomez/a manifesto issuod to tho sol diers today requesting them to glvo up their arms and rot urn poacef ully to their homes will be mot tomorrow by a strong mani font o from n majority of tho Cuban ohiofs urging tho soldiers not to aooopt ?ny of tho $3,000,000 offorod by tho Uuitod Status, but to disband und koop thoir nrni8. A mooting waa hold this nftomoon at ibo home of Gonoral Muyin Rodri* guo/. and attondod by tho uutl-Goino/, ofllcors in tho Oubau army. Strong anti- American sentiments woro ex pressed. Gome/, was called a "traitor to Cuba libro" und severely scored for going into tho lust negotiations with Gonoral Brooke without consulting tho representatives of the army. His no tions woro construed by tho speakers as au effort to furtbor his own political aggrandizement. Unban soldiers aro not looking for charity from tho United Stator, thoy said, and Cb neral Brooke had no right to ask thom to give up their t, ms ns ho might a conquered army. Tho Spanish voluilleers in Havana still hold thoir Mausers, thoy asserted, and the soldiers who fought for indepouduiice should bo permitted to retire from tho Hold with thoir arma. By unanimous voto it was resolved to use all means to prevent tho soldievs from surrendering their arms. In addition to tho manifesto General Rodrigue'/, will send a p ison al lotter to tho soldiers asking thuin not to accept any money. General Brooke today approved tho Gome /, man i testo asking the soldiers to disarm. There aro many indications, however, that tho ohiofs will carry their point. All Gomez's political enomi aro working with them. The refusal of the soldiers to accept tho money and BUrreuder their arms would bo a crush* ing blow to Gomez. He ia using all of fortB to prevent lt, but an intimate friend of Iiis admits that a majority of tho soldiers wilt return to their homos with their arms and without mouoy. '.rho politicians who aro opposing Go mo/, say that tin- general feels Iiis posi tion keenly and thinks lie has been treated shamefully by tho Cubana for whom ho fought without n thought (if reoompeuso Cuban owners of plantations held a meeting tonight and voted to urge President McKinley to approve tho do oreo originally approved by Gonoral Brooke, but afterwards Changed on tho recommendation of Secretary Algor Tho planters, as well as their creditors, favor tho Lauuza decree. TRUST ISSUE PARAMOUNT. Dry H ll Says dir A II ( .monopoly Plunk Will Ile Most Prominent. ST. LOUIS, May 57.-Colonel William Jennings Bryan today expressed him self as much pleased with tho result of last i.ight's banquet. Ho said: "It was a grand SUCCORS. The gath ering was immense, enthusiastic nm) Democratic. I was glad to bo there." Speaking of tho platform tobondoptod at tho next national D?mocratie conven tion, Colonel Bryan said: .Tho Cbicago plat lorin will bo afllriuod entire and now planks added to cover now questions. Tho trust issue will bo tho most important of tho issues." Penrose Out Fur McKinley. PlUI.AOKl.PiUA, May 27. - United States Senator Penrose, in an intorviow today, expressed himself ns approving the administration of President McKin ley and the suggestion for his nomina tion to suecood bi nisei f by tho Ropubli cnn national convention. Tho senator declared his purpose to advocate the adoption of a plan in tho coming Ropub Boan ateto convention in . using tho na tional administration and emphatically declaring the sentiment of the Republi cans of Pennsylvania in favor of his re nomination lor president. Illirrlsoil Arrives III Parin. PAMS, May 27.--Former Prosidont Benjamin Harrison, who is acting as tho representative of Vouezuola on tho boundary commission which meets hero on Juno 15. has arrived in thia city. Tho United Slates ambassador, General Horace Porter, is arranging for an in terview between Prosidont Loubot and Mr. Harrison. Kepari on Spain's Prudi*. WASHINGTON, May 27.- Native in dustries in Spain did not suffer during tho war of 18!)M as greatly as was feared. This is tho statoment of tho British commercial attache at Madrid, H. Har rison, whoso report to tho British gov ernment on tho trade of Spain for tho yoar IfWH has just reached boro. Meet N vi ut. lt Ich mond. NBW YOUR, May 27.-Tho ilfty-fifth annual meeting of tho American Medio* Psyehiologieal association, which has boon in progiass since Tuesday, carno to a close today. It was docidod to hold tho next meeting of tho association at Richmond. Va., liming tho first wook in May, 1000. T i Fx'ond Unspnl lu Ci.bi. TIFFIN, ()., May 27.-Tho gonoral synod of tho Reformed church urged by resolution Christian workers to assist tho American Bible socioly in extend ing tho Gospel in Cuba and foroigu lauds. Hoii-B tho /)1(19 Kifl(l VDU Have Always Bought 8lgnid.uro _ of ?~iH?Z-?*? A N w Trial For Dreyfus. PAuis, May 27.- It la currently ro poried today that tho report, of tho president of the civil soetion of tho court of cassation, M. Balotde Beaupre, to tim president of tho court of cassa tion, M. Ma/oau, is iii favor of a revis ion of the Dreyfus trial and urges re sending the caso bofoio a comtmartial. Destructive Fire lu liny 11. POUT AU PuiNCB, May 27. - T won ty houses have been destroyed hero by lire. Two firemen were wounded whilo com batting tho conflagration. Sup-i-lnli-iKlciit Ijyons Dend. BKDAMA, M.. May 27. William Bowden Lyons, superintendent of tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, is dead at tho homo of hi:: daughter nt Canon City, Colo., of consumption, llliincftota Town Burned. STAVI.KH, Minn., May 27.-Twenty ftvo building?, comprising ono-third of tho business portion o? Staplos, wera burned last night. Estimated loss, $60,* OOO; imoranco, |<0,000. Ayc?itablcPrcparatloniror As similating Ut?lood?tidUet?ula IM AN is ( minni:* Promote a T5?gesUon,Ctecr ful ness find Ifest.Contalns neither Opium.Morphlne iiorMtaeral. NOT NARCOTIC. mya cfOidlirSANUEt.mXJIKU I\anftcwt Sud' ALwStnna * JR?*.*UdSlti - Aixin St** > A perfect Heinedy for Constipa tion , Sour Stonwch.Dmrrrwiea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss OF SMEEK Tnc Simile Signature of ?NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OT WHAPPER. For Infants and Children. ?The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of For Over Thirty Years EXPOSURE to WET jg COLD TT AS proven disastrous to ninny women. Wot foot and dump clothing- chill tho entire system nnd tho dollcato female organs aro at onco offootcd. Painful, Profuse, Suppressed or Obstructed Mouses, Whiten, Pall fug of tho Womb, or some other health-destroying disease is olmoBb certain to follow snell exposure unless proper pro cautions aro taken. Whon any of theso dis eases appear women should begin tho uso of Gentle's Female Panacea. THAD. M nu iv. It will regulate tho mouses, euro all forms of female disease, and give health and strength. It is used in tho privacy of tho homo. No con sultation. No humili?tinir examinations. Send your name and address to tho man ufkoturers and receive free "Healthy Mothers Make Happy Homes," a valuahlo book of in formation on diseases peculiar to fomalos. MY DAUGHTER SUFFERED INTENSELY From female irregularities, mid had tried physicians and other remedies, but could ?et no relief, and we had despaired pf lier recovery. We were induced to try O. F. P. mid 1 believe it saved ber life. A. J. MACE, Jamestown, Tenn. For Salo at Dru? Stores, $1.00 Por Bottle. L. OERSTLE & CO., Propra, and Mfrs., Chattanooga, Tenn. >OO0OGOOQOQ?OGQC( 1GGCX )<?OOC X Fot aalo by JAM HS H. DARBY, Walhalla, S. C. Thron Mon Lynchod in Toxas. HOUSTON, Texas, May '2f>.-Three white men, Jamos Humphreys and Iiis two sons, were lynched last night near thc village of Aloy, in Hender son county. Several months ago Constable Melton, of tho Aley pre cinct, was murdered and the mur derer escaped, it is said, through tho assistance of the Humphreys. Last night a mob of thirteen masked men appeared at the Humphreys home stead, and called thc father and two sons out. They permitted them to see the women of the family, whom they informed in a spirit of charity that tho men were to bo taken to Malakoff, a few miles distance, be fore a justice of peace and perhaps to the county jail at. Athens. This morning the bodies of the three men wore found hanging from tho. limb of an oak tree, three miles from tho Humphreys farm. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Mrs. Janies Wood, a farmer's wife near Rockmart, Ga., sont a ball through the hoad of a burglar who was attempting to enter a window of lier bed .oom one night last week. She had learned to shoot for self-pro tection, her husband often being ab sent from homo. She used a Win chester rifle. She fired, not knowing tho result of thc shot. An hour or two later her husband returned and an investigation found that thc negro was dead. No ono in tho neighbor hood had ovor seen him. Some sharp swindlers havo been getting money from negroes. They represent to the ex-slaves that the Government is going to pay thom a certain amount of money. Hut to secure this they are required to reg ister name, age and all particulars, in one town in Georgia more than '200 negroes registered and paid 2f> cents each. It is a puro swindle. - Tine - BANKt GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS DONK. Kxohnngo cold, Collections promptly made. J. W. STIUULING, 4-21-08-ly Cashier. GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS. Deposits received, Exchange sold, Col lections promptly made. 4-21-08- ly If you desiro attractive Job Printing of any descrip tion send it to the Courier Job Office. Itriofn and Arguments : : : : a Specialty. N ? V. lu A. ~w o >v ja i > ? . MOB'T. A. THOMPSON, A TT O R N 10 Y - A T-L A W , WALHALLA, .S. C., Will givo prompt attention to all busi ness committed to his care. .lune HO, 1808. 2(1 ly WM. J. STUUII.ING. \ { li. I,. II Kit N HON. STRIBLING k HERNDON, Attorneys-At-Law, WALHALLA, S. C. I'llOMIT ATTKNTION GlVKN TO A I.I. HuiS N'i:ss ENT nu scion TO TI I KM. .January li, ISMS. lt. T. JAYNB8. I J. W. SHKI.OU. -/?/ JAYMES & SHELOR, ?.TTORNE YS-AT-LAW, WALHALLA, fl. O. IPROMPT attention Riven to all liusi . noss committed to their caro. January 12. 18115. H. C. BUSCH, DEALER IN Staple & Fancy Groceries FRUITS AT ALL SEASONS. Cash or hartor for Poultry and Eggs, bakery furnishes Fresh Broad and Cakes. -HESTA ll H ANT <yjF" Lunches served at all hours. .MJi .1-21-08-ly J. J.ANSEL, -DEALEK IN Furniture ol' all Kinds, Collins and Caskets, ?ft? ' Prices to suit the times. ?4?S 1-21-08-ly WARREN PRIESTLEY, THE BARBER. FOR FOURTEEN V EA KS WAL IIA LL A'S TONSORIAL ARTIST. Prompt and satisfactory work at his Parlors. 4-21-1)8- ly Notice of Final Hot ilement zmtl 1>?H NOTICE is hereby given that tho un dersigned will tiinko application to I). A. Sin i Ml, Es(j., dodge of Probate for Oooncu county, in thc State of South Uarolill?, at his office at Walhalla (.'oort House o*- Friday, tho tilth day of .lune, If Ml. ac ll o'clock in the fore noon, or as soon thereafter" as said ap plication can be heard, for leave to make llnal settlement of tho estate of Mrs. Sarah J. Anderson, deceased, and for lina] discharge as Executors of said ostato. CHAS. E. ANDERSON, W. P. ANDERSON. Executors of Estato of Mrs. Sarah J, Anderson, deceased. May ll, 1800. 10-22 Palmetto Livery and Sale Stables, SENECA, S. 0. I. I). FlNOANNON, PnOPttlRTOll, Paney teams and vehicles at all times, day or night. Prices lDiisonablo. 4-21-08-Iv. ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS. ON SATURDAY, tho 17th day of dunc, 1800, will be let at ICarlo's Mill, to the lowest bidder, tho contract for building a school houso in School District No. 71. Plans and sp?cifications can lie seen at tho mill up to that time. E. P. EARLE, W. J. HANVY, .1. W. ARLES, Trust?es. May 18, 18(11?. 20 22 -FOR lOW ftates West, TEXAS, , MEXICO, CALI FORNIA, ST. LOUIS, CHI CAGO, or any point, with . FREE MAP8, write to Fred. D. Bush, District Passenger Agent, Louisville & Nashville R. H.. No. 1 Brown Bldg, Atlanta, Gn. iw^^wmmi ?www. ??o^.i?w>ia ~TIIK WIURCH?sT" Tho appointments for tho Walhalla Circuit aro as follows: First Sunday, at Whit mire's at ll a. m. ; Jooaesco at 8 p.. m. Sooond Sunday, at Douhlo Springs at ll a. m.; Laurel Springs at 3 p. tu. Third Sunday, at Ocouoo at lia. m.; Zion at 8 p. tn. Fourth Sunday, at Falrviow at ll a. m. ; at Now ry at 7 p. tn. A. A.' MERRITT, P. C. Tho following aro tho appoint incuts of tho Westminster Circuit for tito year 180?: First Sunday-Hopowoll, ll a. tn. Nazaroth, 8.80 p. m. Second Sunday-Westminster, lin. m. Kock Springs, U.80 p. m. Third Sunday-ContoV, ll a. ra. Fourth Sunday-Rock Springs, ll a. m.i Westminster, 8.80 p. m. R. li. 1JAUNAI.L, P. Wost Union Baptist Church. Preaching ovory fourth Sunday nt ll o'clock by the pastor, Rov. P. J. Vet mil lion.. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.-C. R. I). Burns, Superintendent. Prayer meeting ovory Sunday ot eight o'clock p. m. Tito following aro tho appointments ol Hm St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church : Sunday School at lia. m., Mr. J. J. Ansel, Superintendent. Divine Services in English on tho 2d and -Ith Sundays at ll a. m., and on each Thun day at 4.80 p. m. . Golman on tho 1st and 3d Sundays at 11 a. m SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Cundennod Saliuillll? In KOect Doo. 4th, 1K03. _ STATION? ?Tp ^."YL Lv. Charlatan. . 7" 10 a tn LT. Columbia....'.. ll 05 a m " Prosperity. 12 lo n'n " Newberry. 12 25 p m " Ninety-Six. 1 20 p m " Greenwood. 7 40 a ni I 66 p ra Ar. Hodges.._8 00 a jn 2 16 p ra Ar. Abhoviflo. 8 40 ajn 2 45 p"ra Ar. Belton. 8 60 a m 8 10 p ra Ar. Anderson. tl 89 ii tn 8 85 p .IB Ar. Greenville.. Jti 10~n in 4 16 p in Ar. Atlnntn. 8 68 p Tn 0 HO p tn umiTii iMH Bx. Mun. Dully. _?IA HON?. Ko ,^ JNa_&_ Lv. Greenville. 5 80 ~p nt 1015 a ra " Piedmont. 0 oo p m 10 40 a m " _\Villiiiinston. 0 'ii p in 10 55 n_in Lv. Anderson. 4 45 p m ?0 46 a tn Cv. Billion . 0 45 p iii ?1 16 a ni Ar. Donnnldu . 7 15 o ni ll 40 a in Lv\ AbbiViMo. ". ~ ?rio > ii; "ir 20" ii "iii Lv. Hodden . 7 !!,"> p in ll 55 rr in " Green wood. 8 00 p ni 12 40 p in " Ninoly-Six. 12 55 p ni " Newberry. 2 oo j? m Ar. Prosperity. 2 14 pm " Columbia. . 8 ?0 p lil Ar. Charleston.7. " 8 OTTp ra D?llylDnily ' KTATIOKS "n?il.vIDat?y Ho. ?|NO.1:I _ _ N'..M|NO.1? T.'Wpj 7 ina liv.. 7.Charleston. .. Ar BOOiitll uQa TKO? 11 ll'Jii '"' .... Cohilnii??.. . .' 8 Alp 0 80p 907n'12 I6p ?'..A luton.Lv 2 ?Op 8 50? lOOInl 12ip ".Sn ii too... 1 2llp 7 40p 1020a 2nop ".Union." 1 05p 7 00? lOBOal 2iMp "....Jonesville_" 12 25p 0 63p 10 64? 2 87p " .Paoolot." 12 14p 0 42p 11 25ul 8 inp Ar.. Spnrtottburg...Lv ll 45? 0 I5p ll 4??| 8 40p l.v.. Spartauburg...Ar li 22a 0 00p JL^l'l \ ^Pi^1*- . _. Asliovlllo.Ly 8 20? 8 05p "P-," p. m. "A," ?. m. Poll mn ii palace Sleeping cars on Trains :t."> and Cfl, 87 and 88, on A. ?nd C. division. Dining cara on thone d ui is Kurvii ?ll meal* onrouto. Trains leave Spnrtaiiburir, A. & c. divinion, northbound. 0:43 a. m., 8:87 p. m., 8:10 p. m., (Viistibitlti Limited)) southbound 12:20 a. tn., 0:15 p. m., ii ::i4 a. m., (Vest?bulo Limited.) Trains leave Greenville, A. and o. divinion, uorthbound, 5:50 a. m., 2:84 p. in. and 5:22 p. m., ?Vestibuled Limited) : sontliliound, 1:25 a. tn., :80 p. m., 12:80 p. ra. (Vestibule-! Limited). Trains tl lind 10 carry elegant Pullman sleeping oars bolweon Columbia and Ashovlllo tnroute daily between Jacksonville and?inciu natl. FRANK 8. GANNON. J.M.OULP, Third V-P. Ss ?on. Mgr., Trafilo Mgr.. Washington, D. C. Washington, D. O. W. A. TURK. S. H. H ARDWICK, Clou. I'ans. Ag't. .'.n't (len. Pnas. Ag't. Washington, D. O. _Al Imilii. Ctn. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Cendonnod Schedule of Puanaiifter Train?. In K?Teot Ileo. 4tb, 180$. Von. No. IS Fat.Ml Northbound. N,,1!? No. 38 nx, Ko. 30 Dally Dally, aun. Dally. Lv. Atlanta, O.T. 7 50 ? |2 00 m 4 85p ll 50 p " Atlanta, B. T. 8 60 a lou p 6 5$P " w B " Norcross. 8 30 a . 0 2?p 100 a " Buford. 10 05 ?. 7 08p ....... " Gainesville... 10 95 a 2 22 p 7 48p 2 26 a " Lula. 10 58 a fi 42 p 8 08 p 2 60 a Ar. Cornell*. ll 25 a ra oo p 8 S5p . Ly.Mt. Airy. ll 30 a. ....... *. Toocoa.11 5:1 ? 8 SO p. 8 42 a " Weat mt nat er 1201m. 4 20 a " Benern . . 1262 p'4 IS p. 4 W ? " Central. 1 40 ?. . 6 02 a " Greenville.. 2"ip 5 22 p . 6 50 a " Bparlnithurg. 8 87 p ti io p . s 46 a l" Gaff neva. 420p 0 44 p. 7 25 ? " Blaokaburg.. 4 88 p 7 00 p. 7 45 a " King's Mt ... 5 08 p . 8 03 a " Gnstouia. 5 26 p. 8 38 a Lv.Charlotte.... 0;?0p 8 22 p. 9 26 a Ar .Groonnboro 0 52 p IO 43 p .12 10 p Lv.Greensboro. 10 50 p. Ar.Norfolk. 7 60 a . Ar. Danville ll 25 p ll .M p ...... 1 65 JI Ar. ntohnioiid ... 6 40 a ? 40 t?. ttl p Ar.Washington . 6 42 a. 9 10 p " Baltm'ePKK. 8 o:? a.ll 85 p " Philadelphia. 10 15 a. 2 68 a " Now York. 12 43 m ... ? 28 a fat. MI Vea. No.ll outltbound. No. 3? N... 87 Dully '_ Dally. Dally._| Lv. N. Y.,r. II. IT TI'??i a 4 iw j.. " Plillndelphia 8 50 a ll 65 p . " Ibiltlmorci. .. 0 31 a 0 20 p. " Washington., ll lb a lo 48 j>. i,v. ffielimoud ... ?2 01 ni 12 Oint 12 Hint. Lv. Danville. 0 15 p 6 60 a 0 10 a. Lv. Norfolk". ,...'9H6 p. Ar. Greensboro . _ 6 45 a. . Lv. G reen ?boro.. 7 26 p 7 05 a 7 37 a. Ar. Charlotte .... 10 00 p 0 25 a 1205m . ... Lv.Gautonla. 10 40 p. 1 12 p. ?. king's MI. i na p. " niaHod.iirg .. ll 81 p 10 46 n 80S p. " Gaffneys.1148 p 10 M ? 2 21 p . " ftiiiirliiiibni-g. 12 28 ?1184 ii 8 16 p . " Grcfiivillo.... 126 a 12 80 p 4 30 p ... " Central. 5 25 p N~?7. " Seneca . 2 80 a 1 83 p 0 13 p K_ " WeHliuliinler. 880 p J " Toeeon . 8 25 a 2 18 p 7 10 p .' Mt. Airy. 7 38 p. " Cornelia.....flt 00 p 7 10 p 0 36 a " Lula. 4 Iii alfa 18 p 8 14 p 0 67 a " Gainesville... 4 35 al 8 87 p 8 40 p 7 20 a " Buford. 9 12 p 7 48 a " Noroross. 6 26 a'. 0 48 p 8 27 a Ar. Atlanta, IC. T. 0 10 al 4 55 p 10 80 p 0 80 a Ar. Athuito, O. TJ 5 10 a' 8 65 p_ ? HO ?i[ 8 HO a "A" a. w"'"P p. m. "W noon. "7???" nt?shlT Cheaa|ienko Lino t?teaiuura in dally aorvloe between Norfolk and Baltimore. Nos. 87 and 88- Daily. Wasliington endSoaUi wenteru Ve -albulo Limited. Tlirougb f'ulhnen alfieping our? bot wenn New York and New Or loana, via Wnnliliigtou, Atlanta and Stontgom ery, and alno between New York and Mamphia, viaWasbingtOU,Atlanta and Hlrniingha'n. First olann thoroughfare coaclies between Wanning ton and Atlanta. Dining oura nerve all meals ?iu route. Pitllmatidrawlug'i'oom ?looping oar? iel woon Greensboro and Norfolk. Cloeo eon neotton al Wu folk for OLD I'olV T COMFORT. Non. 85 and 80 United Hinton Ka at Mall run? solid between washington and Now Or leans, via Southern Hallway. A. <fc W P. It. lt. sud L. & N. ft. R., being composed of baggaijo oar and ooaohea, throngn witnottl ohange for panaongora of all elassnn. Pullinan drawing room alanplug earn betwuen Now York and New Orloaim, via Atlanta and Montgomery. Leaving VVnHbhiutoii oaob Wodnonday, a tourlwt {jeeping ear will run through bet woon Waah rigton and Kan Ki aiwiseo wit bout ubange. Miling carn HA-V? nil menin niiroute. Noa. 11,97, H<l and I2-Pulhiian sloonlng nara between I'.lohiii ?nil anil Charlot t?, vb? Dnnvlllo, aoiithbiiiind Non. I) and 37. northbound No? 88 and 12 FRANK 8. ?ANNON. ?. M.OIJLP. Third V P. A (4en. Mgr.. Ti aftlo M^g'r. Washington, D. o. Washington, D. C. W. A. TURK. 8. H. HARDWICK, _^0fe?ka A"',A,".,P4S?l?a Anyone ?endlng n ?kotch and description nmy quickly ascortaln. froo, whether An Invention ht prohnOly patent obie. eouiuiuiiloutlonu strictly confldontui. Oiliest egono; for*?curI??? ? ;itr.?lt; In Aincrtc*. Wo have a WimliliiKton oftlco. I'Atonts taken throuxh Munn A Co. re?oive .poclul notloj lu tho 8CIENTIF10 AMEniCAM, beautifully tlheor<itt><1, l ir<'e<t circulation ol ?ny ?olont! Ho lou nial, weakly terni? N.iw % year ; l.BOelx r.ioi'f.hs. Specimen copies and llANli^ hioK ON PATKNTW ?out fi ve. Addrvs? MUNN & CO., ilrnit.tin.v T^tw Vniii. Pickens R. R. Oo. SCI lltDUI.K IN EFFECT JUNK 80TH, 1003. On and after Juno 2Cth tho following sohedulo will bo run over the Picketts Railroad for tho purpose of hauling freight and passengers, vie.: 'No. 9. 7~ DMiyExcopt Sunday. No. 10. Read Down. Mixed Train. Read up. 4 20 am.I/v Plokens Ar.7 M) a m 6 00 a in.Ar Kasloy ^'XjJi.'^.t;"-- 00 n m No. 12. Dally Except Sunday. No. ll. Read Down. Passenger Service Rend Up. 1 tx > in.l.v Picken? Ar.o 45 pin 1 40 . in.Ar Eaelcy I v.....605 p ni Trains will stop to tako on or lot off passengers at tho follow ?ni; crossings: Ferguson's, Par song's and Mauldln's. Dopul will he open for tho receiving and deliv ery of freight from S a. ta. to 12 tu. Wo will make lt to your Interest to patronize our homo road hy giving geed service amt prompt attention. . ' ,, I JULIUS E. ROOCIS, President.' Approvcu. j j T TAYLOR, Clou. Manager. Blue Ridge R. R. Ii. c. BEATTIE, RECEIVER. TIMK TA ULK NO. 10. SUPERSEDES TIME TABLE NO. Effective 7.00 A. M., July ii, 18?8. KAHTP.OUNI). Ex. ?un. "??y? No. No. 12. ' No. 12 34 ?Walhalla... .Lv.. 8 10 am 9 00 am 32 ?West Union. 8 20 am 0 00 am 24 -Seneca. 8 53 am 0 80 am 18 1 Adam's Crossing. 0 17 am 0 43 am 10 t Cherry Crossing. 0 25 am 0 48 am 18 .Pendleton . 0 40 am 0 50 am 10 t Antut. 0 52 am 10 04 am 7 lUenver.10 04 am 10 13 am 0 * Anderson... Ar...10 35 am 10 35 am WESTBOUND. Mixed. .. Daily.' No. No. ll. 0 ?Anderson... .I.V.. 3 25 pm 7 ! Denvor. 3 53 pin 10 t Antun._ 4 05 pm 13 ?Pondletou. 4 17 pm 10 tChorry Crossing. 4 20 pm 18 t Adam's Crossing. 4 37 pm 24 ? j .Seneca.J JJ pm 32 *West Union. 5 54 pm 34 ?Walhalla.... Ar.. 0 00 pm (*) Regular stop; (t) Flag station. All regular trains from Anderson to Walhalla have right of track over trains of tho samo class moving in opposite direction, unless otherwise spccilied by train outers. Will nlso stop at tho following stations to take on or let oft" passengers : Phill? ney's, .lames ami Sandy Springs. No. 12 connect? wit'. Southern Railway No. U at Anderson. No. ll connects with Southern Railway No. ll at Seneca. J. R. ANDKUSON, Superintendent. Atlantic CJoiXNfc JLdne, Passenger Department, Wilmington, N. G., February 24, 1807. Fust Linc Between Charleston und Columbia und Upper South Carolina anti North Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In offect Februarly 24th, 1807. WKSTWAItl). .No. 52. Leave Charleston. 7 CO a m " LanoB. 8 20 " " Sumtor. 0 35 " Arrive Columbia.10 55 14 " Prosperity.1158pm " Nowberry.12 10 " " Clinton.12 50 " " Laurens. 1 15 " " Groonvillo. 8 00 " " Spartanburg. 8 00 " " SVinnsboro.0 15 pm " Charlotto. 8 20 " " Hondovsonvillo.0 Oil " " Ashovillo.,. 7 00 " EA8TWA1U). .No. 53. Loavo Ashovillo. 8 20am *' Hondorsoiivillo. 0 15'" " Spartanburg.ll 45 " " Groonvillo.ll 50 " " Laurens. 1 45 '* " Clinton. 2 10 M *' Nowberry. 2 57 " " Prosperity.8 18 11 " Columbia. 5 15 " Arrivo Sumter. 0 35 " " LancB. 7 48 H " Charleston. 0 25 11 ? Daily. Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains between Charleston and Columbia. S. C. H. M. EMERSON, Gon'l Passenger Agent. J. lt. KENLY, General Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Trafilo Manager. "THE CHARLESTON LINE." SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA RAILROD COMPANY. 'limo Tablo in Effect January 1st, 1800. COLUMPIA. DIVISION. (Kast Round-Daily.) Lv Columbia. 0 45 am Ar Branchville. 8 52 am Lv Branchville. 0 05 am Ar Charleston.ll 00 am Lv Columbia. 8 55 pm Ar Charleston. 8 17 pm (West Lound.) Lv Charleston. 7 00 am Ar Columbia.ll 00 am Lv Charleston. 5 30 pm Ar Branchville. 7 35 jim Lv Branchville. 7 50 pm Ar Columbia.10 10 pm CAMDEN BRANCH. (Kast Round-Daily except Sunday.) Lv Columbia.3 55 pm 0 20 am Ar Camden. 0 88 pm ll 40 am (West Round.) Lv Camden. 8 45 am 8 00 pm Ar Columbia. ll 00 am 5 30 pm AUGUSTA DIVISION. (West Round-Daily.) Lv Columbia. 0 45 am 3 55 pm Ar Branchville. 8 52 am 0 02 pm Ar Augusta.ll 51 am 10 45 pm (Kast Bound.) Lv Augusta. 0 20 am 3 65 pm Ar Branchville.o 52 am 0 02 pin Lv Rranchvillo. 8 55 am 7 50 pm Ar Columbia.ll 00 am lo io pm AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON EXPRESS. (Nort)i Round.) Lv Augusta. 2 80 pm Ar Aiken. 3 00 pm Ar Donmark. 4 12 pm (South Round.) Lv Denmark. 0 17 am Ar Aikon. 7 10 am Ar Augusta. 7 55 am INFORMATION. Trains leaving Charleston at 7.00 a. m. and arriving at Columbia at 11.00 a. m. run solitl from Charleston toAshoville, Through sloopor on train leaving Charleston at 5.20 p. to. for Atlanta, con necting at Rranchvillo with train leaving Columbia at 3.45 p. m. Any further information can bo ob tained from R. L. SKAT, Union Ticket Agept, Union Depot. Columbio, S. C. L. A. EMERSON, Trafflo Mgr., Charleston, S, C?