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PUBUaHEO tVErtr rHURSDAV MORNINC, Ii'/ ? JAYNE8, SHELOR, SMITH & STECK. H.T. JAYNE8. I i .,""" i ?. A. SMITH, J. W. BIIBLOHi i ' 1 t J. A. ST?CK. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. 2tP ' Communications of a personal character charged for ns advortisomouls, S 'tf ' Obituary notices ami tributes of respect, of not over one hundred words, will be printed free ol' charge. All over that number must be paid for at the rate of ono cont a word, ( ash to accompany manuscript. WALHALLA, S. C. : THU HM DAY, Ell Alf tl, moo. ACTS OF THE LECdSLATUHE. Sonic ol thc Important Laws Passed at thc Decent Session. Au Aot to require clerks to satisfy of record certain mortgages of real estate ?ind to prescribo thc lorin. Section I. I'>e it enacted by the General Assembly ?d' tin' Stale of South Carolina, That upon thc con firmation by the Circuit. Court 0!' the report of the master or other officer making sale of hinds pursuant to de cree of foreclosure, il shall be tho duly ol' the Clerk ol' tho saul ('omi to enter upon lin record ol' thc mortgage so foreclosed release ol' lien thereof in the form prescribed in Section - ol' this Act : Provided, that nothing herein shall bc construed to satisfy any unpaid portion ol'the debt secured by said mortgage. Section "J. That the release of lien entered by the (derk under Sec tion I ol' this Ael shall bc made in writing on the margin ol' the record book in which tin1 mortgage to be satisfied is recorded, and Opposite to said mortgage, and shall be in the foliowing form : "I.ion released bj Bale under foreclosure the - -tiny of -, A. I). IO-. Soe judgment roll Nn-'11111 signed by the clerk. Section Thal all Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act 1)0, and thc saine are hereby, repealed. Approved l'Yhruary IO, A. I). 1000. Act relating lo the drawing of .1 linus in the ( 'iicuit ( 'otll'ts of this Slate. Section I. He it enacted by thc (lenmal Assembly of ibo Slate of South Carolina, Thal Section -,'2*10 of the (louerai Statutes of ISS'J, now known Section '-!,."?'.'.' of ibo Revised Maintes, bc amended so MS to read as follows : Section _,o7.'i. Tho ( lorks of thc Court in each county iii the State shall, on or before thc lil'llt day of .1 an uti ry of each year, prepare a statement, timi deliver thc same to thc county board of commissioners, of the number of jurors thal will bc i'ct|uircd to bc in attendance for each tenn of the I 'our! 111 be held in thc county during thc ensuing j year, and thc county I ion I'd of coin missioners shall in each year during the month ol' .Innuary preparo ?1 ?ist 1 of such legally qualified voters of their respective counties ii"t abso lutely exempt, as they may think: well qualified lo servo us jurors, hi - ing persons of u.I moral charac ter, ol sound judgment, ?ind free from all Irgul exceptions, lo bc se lected from tilt! county al largo, without regard lo whether such pin sons reside in seven miles of the (?otirt 1 boise or liol ; exeepl in the counties ol (Irangeboig and Spnr tanbnrg, thc lisl shall be prepared in the month of December, and thc list so prepared by each county board of commissioners shall contain twice tho number as reported by thc Clerk of Ibo ( 'our! : i'ro\ bled, That in Aiken county lim jury shall be listed and drawn as provided by the county government law: IVovided, Thal in the counties "t' Abbeville, Kdge lield, Lexington and Greenw*.I, the said jury lisl shall be prepared in the following manner, the lisl in \b be ville to be one thousand name , lo wil : The board of jury commissioners' of each of the s:,?,| counties shall, immediately after Ibo nexl regular December registration of voters procure from the county registration officers ?i list of all thc registered voters of their county. They shall then strike off from said li-t the names of the billowing persons, to wit : I. All snell persons ns are now or may hereafter be o> > nipt by law from jury duty. ii. All such persons tis are within tho knowledge of ibo jury commis sioners more than . years ol' age. All snell persons ns h;ivi since their registration as voters, died, rc moved from the county or become disipialilied from any cause, I. All such persons ?is are unlit for jury duly. 'I'lie sa'hl lis| of registered voters, ns t bus amended, shall con ditule tin jury lisl tor such e.unity. Imme diately aller eaeh succeeding regu lar December registration of voters tim said jury commissioners shall re vise tho said list by .'nilling tli?rclt) tho names of all such persons an biive been registered ns voters during lim year tn \ t preceding, and fill such peisom- :.. have e. used to be exempt from jul'} linly, and by strik ing I hcrcfrom tho minn of the f, ,|. lowing persons, whether registered during the sear nexl proceeding or 1.Cloie I,, wil : 1. AU such persons as may then he exempt from jury duty. 2. All Quell persons as uro in the knowledge of the jury commission ers more than sixty-live year? of ago. .'I. All such persona as have since their registration as voters, died, re moved from the county or become disqualified for any cause. I. All such persons asare unfit for jury duty. A majority of said board shall de cide all such questions as may arise nuder this section. Such list shall be prepared in pub lic after giving written notice, posted on the Court House door, of not less limn len days of the time and place of preparing the same. Section 'J. That Section 2,287 of the General Statues of 18S2, now Section '2,.'ITO of thc Revised Statu tes, bi' amended so as to read as fol lows : Section 2,370. That of the list so prepared tho board of jury commis sioners shall onuse tho names to bc written, each one on a separate paper or ballot, and shall fohl up the said pieces ol' paper or ballots st) as to resemble each other as much as possi ble, and so that the name written thereon shall not be visible on the outside, ami shall place them, with the said list, in a box to bc furnished lo them by the board of county com missioners of their county for that purpose, and it shall he the duty ol' the Clerk ot' the Court of Common I Meas lo keep said jury box in bb custody. The jury box shall bi provided with three locks, each dif ferent. The key to one lock shall be Kept by the Clerk of Court ol Common I Meas, ono by the auditor and one by the trcasu cr, SO thal m two of said commissioners shall hold the keys to the same lock. Al tin same time they shall place in a spe cial apartment in thc jury box tin names ot' the one hundred and lift) [a rsons qualified by law to serve ni jurors, who reside within sev n mile: ol' the Court House, from which shtll be drawn jurors to Supply delicieneie: arising from any cause or emergen oj during the .sitting ol' the Court Provided, 1, Thal in the count) ol' Richland the numbor of name: to l?e placed in the separate apart melds shall be two hundred and il thc county ol' Charleston live hun dred and in the counties of George town and Williamsburg soventy-iive 2, That in the county ol' Chester th? number ol' names to be placed in tin separate apartments shall be lilly who rosnle within live miles of lin Court House. That in the county ol' I,Meilland the names placed in tin lairs box sh ill be in addition to am exclusive ol* thc number of names re quired by law to be placed in th jury box. I, That the names of per sons liable to jury duty and livinj within seven miles ol' thc Cour House may be placed both in th regular jury box and the tales hos except in the counties of Richlaii' and ( trangeburg. ?, Thal the sat lulos box lor the counties of Abbi ville and Greenwood which contai I lie names ol' all persons on said li. who resides within live miles ol' th ( 'om i I bois,. ; Provided furtbei That in tin- counties ol' Abbcvilh Kdgeliold, Lexington and Greonwoo thc jurors shall be drawn in the fo lowing manner, lo wll : Subdh ?sion I. That not less tba ton iou- moro than twenty days befoi tin- lirst term of the Court ol' th Goner.-li Sessions tor each year til board ot' jury commissioners for cac ol' said counties shall draw from sai jury box the naines ol' twelve mei and lin y, with the six men drawn b lol, tis prov '?dod by law, from tl jr uni jury ol' tim past year, sha constitute the grand jury for th; year, ll in making said drawing ll board of jury commissioners sim draw oui the name ol' any man wi lias at I ai ned ibo age of Of) years, wll is exempt from jory duty, or wi has died, removed from tho count or become disqualified for any cans snell ballot shall be destroyed ni sin h name struck from the jury li and another ?ame drawn, ami so < until thc twelve are secured. Tl ( I erk of thc Court of Common I'lo shall thereupon issue his writ venire facias for said grand ju roi requiring their attendance on t lirsl day of the said terni of Cou of General Sessions, and said voni facias shall bc forthwith deliver to die sheriff of tho county. .^uli division 2. Thal not h than len nor moir than t went y flit before the lirsl day in each week :uiy regular or special session of t Circuit Courts the said board of jil commissioners shall proceed in li manner to draw thirty-six po jurors to serve for such week onl I 'i o\ hied, Thal whenever fl ju shall bc ? barged willi a ease, MI jury shall not bo discharged by ri son of anything in this section <.? taino.I uni il a verdict shall have bc lound or a mistrial ordered in sn ra r : I Vovided, further, That in t ronni V ol' Abbeville only one ?I shall bc drawn for tho spring a summe*' I? rm of ibo < ' url, anti ihe comities of Lexington, fU'0( wood, only one jury shall be dra for t ho summet term of I bo ( ion Immediately after such petit j ? i r> drawn Ibo < ilerk of tho Con ri ( oiniiioii I 'iras shall, al the dil'CCti of Ihe oilo r members' ?d' ihe hoi of jury commissioners, issue his w of \ enire faeics for said pel it jun ? [For tho Connor.] Crowned Chlldhoo WOE UNTO TU BK, o! I. AND, WIS KN T TUoro is woo to a la tul whoo il Hy tho arts of deceivers to ovi And there's woo to a land wltl When it runs its slow length d For the arts of tho base, sons i (.'an deceive second childhood And entail.on a reign, in ?ls va Dire disaster, and crime, and 1 Polities is a game the unscrup lu an empire, as well as at hon And experts in the gamo often With a card up their sleeves, 1 Willi no Gladstone about, tod Arrant torios persuado lior to From tho trappings of troopoi That records tho great deeds < Hut tho light of Ibo sun may j And tho light of a roalm with May subside into darknoss like And its record may read liko t Y'hen tho wicked bear rulo, o] Olfen wishing, like Job, that I While the (lends that have ern Occupy their high places and I There was shouting hi London At bravo Cronjo's surrondor to And the queen from her carril Oh! her friends should havo 1 There was more call for mou ri Than rejoicing in such a wild l'or her sons by tho thousand I Or wore captivos, or writhing, And home groups of their fall Wore tho emblems of woe, am Hut all these were forgot anil I And thc queen, looking please Israel's victory enc day into ni For the king lost a son, o'er w And the sons that now fall, alt Are as dear to their parents as Once a heathen named Pyridin Then exclaimed, "Ono such tn Such a thought, truly wiso, an Should control thc emotions o Thc hilarious Britons on that Musi have thought tho next ni .lust surrendered to Roberts, a On their way to Helena with ( As a king of old France with ; Made a march up a hill and a i So Lord Roberts of late, with 1 Marched out twenty-one miles ll was then be declared that tl Would behold his great anny i Where alas, the Hoot Huller ha That he'd cat Christinas (linne A poor horse in a tread-mill, a Hut ho makes no advancement For it's up bill so steep that Ol Makes a slide that returns bin: They are bickering now, and c Heavy rests on sonic heads, fo And Lord Roberts blames Hull His disgust at tho waj Warren Ile skedaddled from there, on Just because the Hoer bullets And if he should be asked as t Ho would blame the poor Hoer Hut it ill becomes Huller poor 1 For he runs well himself and 1 And if both should <piit war tc Laurel wreathes in profusion t Tho disputes of commanders n And has wrought dire disaster This disputo in olToet will assi; And help Kruger, like Samson lt is madness in men, al) astra To bo nagging each other for f For their light is all wrong, a ? Which lo lose is a shame, and Their brave foes arc religious, And they pray in their camps ? As did Cromwell's Roundhead! Whoso gay troopers were slain Tho Philistines so strong with Were unequal to David with <!< And tho British willi forces fit Must "retire" before Kruger, ; Foolish Balnk hired I tal nam to But each limo Ids heart cursed And il spoke but to bless tho g Who so late were in bonds une Now the Balaka of Britain hav A good pooplo to curse with a ( >n the hills, in the vales, they Hut in spite of their cursing tl And the blessing vouchsafed, \ With Ruell hosts of thc good a And if Britain escapes from di Sim must slop her mad light ti requiring their attendance on the first day of tho week for which they ure drawn, ami the said venire facias shall he forthwith delivered lo the sheriff ol' the county. Sub-division '?'>. Thal the said drawing shall be made openly and publicly in the oflicc ol' the Clerk of tho Court of Common I'leas, and the said board of jury commissioner." shall give notice ol' said drawing by keeping posted in a conspicuous place on the (-'om i House door for at least fen days bofofC such drawing ;i written nolimo, slating the place, day and hour of such drawing. Sub-division I. Thllt all jurors shall be selected by drawing ballots from the jury box and, subject to the exceptions contained in sub-di vision I of this section, the persons whose names are borne on the bal lots so drawn shall Le returned to serve as jurors. Sub-divis'on f>, Tin names of men who are drawn ?iud ?iel'.ally serve ?is jurors shall be placed in an envel ope and shall not bo put back into jury box until the s. oom! division of tho jury list herein provided for .'li ter they h:ive been so drawn, to tho end that no person shall be required to serve ?is :i juror more than once in each alternate year. The same rule shall be observed ?is to drawing jurors from tho Hiles box : Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be construed to ho in con ll ?cl with thc provisions (d' tho law as to se lecting by lol from the grand jury six members thereof lo serve for the ensuing year. Sub-division ti. That liolllihj con? tai nod in this Aid, shall prevent'the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas lion) issuing venin s for ad ditional jurors in lorin lime upon I oe older ol' ibo ('oint whenever il is necessary tor ihr convenient dis patcll of ils business, in w hich ease d Bodos Calamity. HY KIifd is A. 0IUl,D.M-Kool. 10:10. s kiiiK is a child. I boguilod, i a roigo t ha L's dono good, own to socoad childhood. nt Bollol accursed, as NV ol I as tito first, lushing yours, icurt-brcakiug, and tears. id oles play, DO hero to-day, win o'er tho noa. iko tho heathen Chineo. ii'oot tho old quoon, think a brightlllOOll, rs, will light up tito pago, yt tho Victorian ago. 50 out in eclipso, its laud and its ships, 1 Egypt's of old, i tale that is told. >presscd pooplo still mourn, dioy'd no vor been born, shed thom and brought thom so low, ;eel not their woo. i 'till shouters grow hoarse, > ten times his forco, ?go most graciously bowed, topt her away front that crowd! liing in Britain that day, truculent way, lay dead on some hold, from wounds still unhealed. mrs and sons now boroaved, I desparingly grieved; Ibo crowd wont on wild, il, approvingly smiled ! OUl'Uiug was tin ned, hose death ho now y oar nod, hough not of n king, David's to bini. s a great victory won, oro and I'm wholly undone." ul so timely expressed, f each manly breast. gala day, ?WS would ho Pretoria; lld Kruger and Slcyn, ironjo to pine! i thousand of men, inarch back again, Iiis army and train, and then marched back again! lie middle of May, II Pretoria, d boasted before, r to hunger no more ! movement will show, , though much on the go; tch stop OU thu track, i tho same distance back. ontonding that blame, r disasters that came, cr and Huller lots drop 1 loft Spion kop! a wild doulilo quick, were Hying so thick; 0 why ho so tied, s for their death-dealing load ! ?Yarren to blame, iis running's his fame, 1 contend ill thc race, heir temples would grace. mus "Esprit do Corps," in many a war; it the lloor canso, , to brake lion jaws. y from tin; right, allure in light, lisgraoo to tho time, to own is a crime. united to hoot, ind still pray when they shoot, ?; in the war with Charles Wirst, , just 1 i ko victims accursed. their arm i on spread wide, od on Ids side, ll ten to Hoer's ono, md still bo outdone, curso Israel, his poor tongue would rebel, ood people of (?oil, 1er Pharaoh's ind. e sent Palaanis far, barbarous war: have cursed at I heir best, ic Hoers arc hirst.. viii upon Ihoni alude, nd the la rd on their side, sasters in store, i resume il. no more. ** venires shall lie served and returned, and jurors required to attend on such days as tho Court shall diroct. Sub-division 7. That in drawing jurors from the talcs box the same rule shall be observed as in drawing them hom the regular jury box, ex cept that no notice of such drawing shall bo necessary. Sub-division S. That no more than thirty-six persons to servo as petit jurors shall be drawn and sum moued lo attend at one and the same time at any court, unless tho court shall otherwise order. Sub-division 0. The grand jurors ?uni petit jurors drawn, as hereinbe fore proscribed, from tho regular juror box, shall bo summoned by tho .sherill', ns now provided by law, at least four days before the time fixed in the venire for thom to attend tho sit ting of tho Court, and the grand jurors and potit jurors drawn, as Surgical operations and ilenh destroy i No matter how often a cancerous so Docs not Hil? prove conclusively that Cam blood trouble ny cutting or burning out the poison 1 Cancer nins in families through mat time to lie stricken with the deadly mala'! Only Blood Diseases ca - further pmof that Cancer is a disenae of To cure a blood diseuse like this you ti Caneei effectually and permanently but 8 S. S. S. enters the circulation, searches or ordinary blood medicine can do this, allowing the ?ore lo beal naturally and peri A little pimple, i heal under ordinary t a bad form of cancer. Mr?. Sn rn li M Kemi! ion 41 jr?nM Old, mid for Cancer on my low, whlcl Hint I could HOI live limn true, ami timi given up n gist, k now nig of my com bottt es the son- be (TAH lo iii II fthorl time limite n co K ipleildid, sleep I? refre? ( )ur medical depi experience, who arc or information wonted, we muke no churg ?Vefie table Preparation for As - sifl?latlng theToodattdUeg uta lin? ihe Stomachs ont!Bowels of IM ANIS ( HILl)Ki:X Promotes ?igcstlon.CWeerful nessandRest.Contalns neither 3)ium;MorpbJne norMliieral. OT NARCOTIC. Arvjx, af Old SAMUEL PITCHER Pump/tut S tn *I ' Abc. S nu m * JtocAtlU SJt, - Aiati S (?I * JkfTtrmint - ?a hjrico?J?J* * Wir? Std A perfect Remedy for Cons tipa tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness und LOSS OF SLEEIi Tac Simile Signature of NJEW VOHK. Atti months ?>ld 35 Dosts-J/JCENT;* ^CXACT copy ur WRAPPPO. hereinboforo prescribed, from the talcs box, shall ho summoned hy him and shall attend and serve according to the exigency of thc occasion. Amend by changing numbering of other sections : Sub division 10. That this act shall not apply to counties with a city therein of over fifty thousand inhabitants. Section 3. That all juries here after drawn in this State under thc existing laws arc hereby declared to be valid and binding. Section 4. That this Act shall go into effect immediately upon ils approval. Section 5. That all Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the provisions of this Act bc, and the same are hereby, repealed. Approved Februury 19, A. I)., limo. o ?S i" C5 n JL " Boars tho Tba Kind You Have Always Bough! Cullins for Gocbel Assassins. Gov. Bookham was tho recipient of a curious shipment Wednesday. William Brewer, thc owner of a saw mill in Nelson county, entered into an agreement with a farmer, of the same county, named Thomas. Thomas had a large walnut tree on his farm which ho agreed to give IJ rower, if he (Brewor) would prom ise lo saw it in lumber and ship it to Gov, Beckham that ho may have a collin made of it in which to bury the assassin of (?ov. Goobel. Browcr, who is an enthusiastic Goobclite, promised to carry out thc wishes of Thomas and the tree was nccoi i gly sawed and shipped to Frank, rt. Frankfort Dispatch. OASTOniA. Boars tho _ /> ^',0 K'm' ^0U "avfl BOUp.?lt 8lgnatu.ro of Uncle Sam has got his damier up to ward Turkey because of failure to pay about $00,000 for properly belonging to missionaries destroyed about four or live years ago tho Armenian massacres, which thc Sultan of Turkey agreed to pay, hut w hich he seems disposed to post pone, as long as possible, Uuolo Sam iiaving exhausted all tho arts of diplo macy and no cash yet in sight and his stock of patience gone, kind- r chucked tho "boarded Turk" under the chin, lil nratively speaking, and giving him to III dcrstand that tim money must bo foi Incoming or ho would seize tho port of Smyrna in Asia Minor and pay him self. Smyrna was the scene about .!."> years ago of a historic display of Ameri can heroism and gallantry thal waked up the nations of the Old World. Will il bo tho soono of anothor such display ? We guess tho Turk will pay before it comos to this.--Anderson Daily Mail. O A.STOIIIA. Boars tho /) Tho Kind You llavo Always Bought Signature of There's some old time religion out .West, but its mostly among tho wo men folks. Thc Indios of a Presby terian church in Cleveland, Ohio, re solved to do without Faster hats and new dresses until a mortgage over the building was prtid up. It took only ono Sunday to raise the $1,000 required. Remo* ng plasters nie useless, painful and dangorou rc is removed, another comes nt or near the uer is n blood disease, and thal it in folly to ?itt the ?ore, which, after nil, is only nu oui wart! ly generations, nod those whose Ancestors hn ly n be Transmitted from One thc blood, mist cure the entire blood svsteiii remove ev S. 8. i out and removes nil taint, and stops the foi nu S. S. S. goca down to thc very roots of the d UAIICtllty. S. S. S at thc sanie tittie purdie;, til r harmless looking wart or mole, a lump in t rcatmcill, should all bc looked upon with Ml UR. ?Ml Wiiulm.i Ave mlfttot, TCIIII., WfllCS ! "I ilircc vems Im.l mi tie red willi n ?evere form nf I Ihr docloi x iii till* city Mihi W?? iiu tiiiiMc. nuil (linn six months I accented llu ii miitcnicnt an II hope of cvei hehtf? well again, when my drug' Ut ion, recommended S. S s. Aflei laking a few heal, much ID I he - un .ii < <>f I he physicians (incl motete cure, i have gullied lu limit, my nppetitc iii!II? . -ht fac?, am Cnjoybij! perfeel lu iii h. 1 url men t is in ch.ugo of physicians of long especially skilled in treating Cancer and ot e whatever for this service, THE 8WIF1 PASTORIA For Infants and Children. rhe Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears e For Over Thirty Years PASTORIA THC OCNTAUn COM HAN V, NEW VOnH CITY. World's Greatest Gun. WA su i xii TON, D. C., April 80. Flic gun that will shoot '20.70 milos ias hoon successfully jacketed at vVatcrvHet, and will now progress o completion. It will bc thc most lowerful piece of ordnance in thc VOrld, and weigh, without the car iage, 126 tons. Its length will bc 19 feet 0 indies; the diameter of bc breech, li feet M inches; thc size if the bore, Ki inches. Theoretical ange of thc piece will be "JO.70 niles; weight of projectile, 2,870 lounds. Tho projectile intended for bc big gun is (i l inches long, and ho powder charge consists of 1,000 lounds. The powder will cost ?'200, md the projectile $(600, so that the lost of every discharge, exclusive of vcar and tear on the gun and thc >ay of people employed in its man pulntions will bo The pro COtile, with ils initial velocity of 1,600 feet a second, will penetrate \Tought iron to the depth of 11.0 nehes. To attain its maximum ange tho projectile will roach an cle .ation of five miles, and tho pr?s ure on thc gun nt tho time of its lischargo will be 36,000 pounds to ho square inch. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Our New Cotton Mills. ( 'o i.i' M ni A, April lil.-The fetal capi ali/.ation of thc now cotton mills pro OOled iii South Carolina since January , 11 ii ti ?, including increases of cnpilal tock, which morely moans enlargement if existing mills, amounts to the baud ouin total of $5,075,OOO- almost six mil ions of dollars. And this does not in iluria the several mills now building viiich aro doing so withoul securing in orporation papers, lt they are included he ligures to dato would he in round ill inborn, six millions. Tho ligurcs given O-day are taken direct ly from the records m Ide in tho ollico ol' the Secretary of date. They show a total of twenty live icw mills,'and live mills increasing, 'hus il is seen that the average ol a lilt le iver $00,000 a day, exclusive of Sundays, II new cnpilal has hoon going into new often mills since tho opening of lin ear. Inc Confed?rale Orator. Dr. P.. M. Palmer, of New Orleans, has icen selected to deliver thc oration of 'onfedcrato veterans at the reunion in louisville, This was a happy selection. The. reputation and tho personality of )r. Palmor, together with his great age, end to tho appointment characteristics nd qualifications which have surrounded IOHO of those heretofore lilied. Dr. l'al lier will meet thc requirements ol' thc cession, and he viii speak words of loaco and comfort which will make tho cenca hallowed ono indeed. Thc Coil o le?alo veteran deserves all that this roi ld has to give, ami surely under the lonodictioii of such venerable hands he viii he hotter prepared for those things rliich never perish. Disastrous Hoods are reported rom nearly every section ol' the South. Four thousand persons died last ireek in India from the bubonic llague. 1 be Gust Out or aaa-aa Bapaetagapa BMB- BajtaaM red with Plasters s, and besides, never cur?- Cancer, saine point, and always i*? a worse form, cmpt to cure this deep-sealed, dangerous I sign of the disease n jdace of exit for vc been Afflicted with it ure liable nt any Generation to Another cry trace of Ibo poison. Nothing oureq Itioil of Cancerous cells. No mere tonic Iscaac, and forces out tho deadly poison, ie blood ami builds up the general health. he breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to Bpicion, as this is often thc beginning of lier blood diseases. Write for any advice r SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It urtinha.) ly digests tho food and alda Nature in strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted digestivo or gans. lt ls tho latest discovered dlgost ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efllcicncy. lt in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Ilcadache.Oastralgia.Cramps and all other results of impcrfcctdigcstion. Price 60o. and fi. Largo size contains 8Vt times sundi sue. Hook all abouldyspepsiti malled freo Prepared by E. C. DcWITT ft CO. Chicago VOli SALE BY DR. J. W. BELL, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 3B? Oomlnnsod Bohodulo of Passenger Trains. In Uffcct Dee. 10, 1890. Nm t li Im ii ml. I.V. At'nnta.OT " AtllltltU.KjT " Nore ross " Hul.nl. " Gainesville " Lulu.... " I'm nella.... " Ml. Airy. Lv. Tocona.... Kv~. alberton. nv. Elberton. ur: Whimsier. " benccu. " ('eut ral... " Greenville " spnr'burg " (-.nli'ticy... " Blncksburg " King's 6lt.. " GnMonin, " (Hmrim to.. Ar. Uiv'nshni > I.v. Wio'nsb ?rn Ar. Norf? lc . Ar. Danville. Ar. Rich moud.. Ar. Whinston. " U'moroP.lt " Ph'delphln. " Now York . Ves. No. 18, No. ia. No. as. Ex. Dally Daily Sun. 7 To al 13 ulm s .-.o a i OJ |. t??),i . IO 05 u! . 1< : ;. u 10 58 a it ..-..i 11 nun li :, i a a sn 11 3 .'.."> 11 !' 00 ? 13 ulm i r iip m i gnp 4 i .Mi b i a i .". .' . i il : i :t ?Bj .. 5 ... i in p :> 22 p I] hp ii |0 ; u.'|i i w 11 ?"i uuji n ? wp 7 ?ll" 8 O' p H itu p| 'i it S IS lo ,. . .. ii !?H _D_^'P, ? .">. f 0 DU ll il OM a ll IV ll S en a lu ir. ii Vi I m Sont li Im ii ix I. Lv. N.V.. P?.?" " Ph'dolphht, " Balthnoro. < " Wash'lon . I.v. Richmond., Lv. Danville... Lv. Norfolk. .. Ar. Gre'nsboro Lv. Gro'usboro Ar. Charlotte.. Lv uaatonln . .? Ring's Mt.. " Blaokshurg " Gaffney... " Bpnr'bnrg. " Greenville " Central . " Seneca. " W'miiiRtor. " Toocon., filbert on... Ar. Ulbert on. Lv Mt. Airy. " Cornelia . " Lulu. " Gainesville " Buford. .. " Noroross, Ar. Al Inn tn,1ST " At In ti tn,CT Ks! Mn! Vis. No. 115. No. 37.i No. ll Dally. Dally. Dully. Pi IO n| I W?p . il Ml ni n 65 ni. ? ?-'..in' I' 30p!. 11 15 ic lo -t.")iii . _I_ 12 ul n| ti oopj tl co i 6 -'S p| ft ftc n| it lou Q 00 ni 0 ga pj 1 10p 0 45 n lu ii p U'?Rp [j ?P 12 20 n 1 8? H 2 m a s ea p fi lon 7 05 a !. 26 ii lu U7 ll 10 I") a 1U .".-i ii 11 IM ii i3 nop 1 80 p ll 4^a / 4 18 a 4 tl'! it 6 03 a 5 26 n e m ii 6 Hm :: 11 p U IWp I 66 i 3 .rn I 7 Bi II 12 "Sm 1 Bf 2 0>}|> i 81 i UOp 6 lip il es p il 26 p 7 00 ti 1 liOp FstM.i No. :(... Daily 11 60 p i ; r. i ti i .'....? 1 ;>i :i 2 i ?j ;,s. lix. Sun. ? sq s OU pl s 30 pi .s ls p 0 18 p lu nop ti t?'p o m ? o us o ftr n 7 20 n 7 ls n s 21 ii ti ;io a H 80 n ?otwoon Lula mid Athens. No. 11.1 i I iN.i. lo. Kx. ?No. l.t. STATIONS. No. 12. Kx. Sun. Dally. Dally ?Sun. 8 10pj ll OS a Lv .Taila .Ar 10 60 a 7 35 ii fl Ulp ll -'fin M.ivsvllle .. I 10 l'.'ri' 7 COp 8 60 pl ll 52 n " ttarmony " 1008B Q 8S II 0 80p| 12 SjOji Ar. Athens'.I.v1 0 25nJ 0 00 ll Roto olosc connection nindi; nt Lula with innln line trains. "A"o.m. "P" p m. "M" noon. "N" night. Cliosnpenlte Hue St en HUTS in tinily sorvlco between Norfolk and Mull tuen-.'. Nos. ;;7 and Bo-~Dnlly Washington and Southwestern vest?bulo Limited. Through Pu ll tn mi sleeping curs botween New York and Now Orleans, vin Washington. Atlanta and Montgomery, mid also bot ween Now York nut! Memphis, vin Washington, Atlnntn nii.l Bir mingham. Alsn ologant I'll f.I.MAN la nu An v plMKitYATfON OAKS hotwoon Atlnntn mid Now York. Kirstcliiss thoroughfare couches be tween Washington mid Atlnntn. Dining ours servo nil menl.s on ronlo. Leaving Washing logion Montlayn, Wednesdays mid Fridays n tourist sleeping oar will rmi iii rough hotwoon Washington mut Sun Francisco willmot chango. I'm lu?an drawing-room sleeping curs between Greensboro and Norfolk. Close connection ut Norfolk for OI.II POINT COM KOUT. NOR. 86 nuil 80-United States Fast Mail runs Boli.l between Washington toni New Orleans, vin Southern Ballway, A. ,v W. P. lt. H. un.l L. * N. R. H., hoing composed of coaches, through wi I bout chungo tor ptisRongors of nil plnsto?. Pullman drawing-room Bleeping cam between New York nn.l New Orleans, vin At lnntn nn<l Montgoniory und between Char lotte luul Atlnntn. "Dining curs servo nil monis on route. Nos. ll, 33, ill mid 13-Pullman sleeping oars between Richmond mid Ciuirlotlo, vin Dan vine, souUibound Nos. ll und HS, northbound ?\'os. i!4 mid 13. flt AN K 8. GANNON, J. M. GULP, Third V P. & <ii n. Mgr. T. M., Washington. W. A. TURK, s. II, HARDWICK, C*. V. A.. Washington. A. (4. P. A., At tun tn. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condensed Schedule in Kflfoat Docenihor tot li. I -ti '. STATION* KN,/i,.n' N!?;,T'r7" Lv. ('harli Mon" '. Oj a m " Summerville. 7 11 n in " Brnnehvlllo. 8 65 B m " Giangohurg. ti va n m " Ktngvlllo.:_ IO 15 a in Lv. Snvnnnnb.~7 ... 12 o& u in " hnrnwell.I Ititi ti II " Blaekvillo. - I -I 16 a m Lv. Colunihta.~. U us K in " Prosperity. 12 tn n'n " Newborrv. 12 26 p in " Ninety-six. I .'U p ni " Drccn'woud. 7 -10 a ni 1 ft"? p n Ar. Hodges. | 8 OJ a m IS p ni Ly. Al?fiev?lo... . . ; 20 a iii] I i? p ?i Ar. Hell.m s n Ml ;t io p ni Lv. A ii.his.>n . il 20 a in] 2 its \> >n Ar. (J i nnnviiln. Ill I > a in 4 ?6 |i in Ar. A I lan I a. I ( 'cn.Ti ne ? i u in " io p m STATIONS. l^:\T Nv?ft." Lv. Oreenvi???. 6?W p m h? l? n m " Pied mou I. r- n i p m lo m n m " Wlllliunston. il i: p m lo 6S li in Ar. Allii?i i 7" IS p ni il 40 n ni ??v. Rfiuni. 3 46 p ii>| ll l"> n m Ar. Doimnlds t t.". |> m ll lu n m Ar. Al.' cvi'le **....... s io ni 13 ''.'. ji ni ?.V. lt..ilees . ... 7 IIS p ni ll U ill Ar. Greenwood. s tO p m 13 20 p in " Ninety Six. 13 66 p ill " Newhorry. 3 00 \> m " Prespoi Uv... 3 11 p in " Cohmihhi . . 8 80 ?_o? Ar. l5l?okvlll?7.r.... '. lt (C ft m " Bnrnw oil. ti 30 ft in " Bnvann : h.. 6 IS ft m Lv.'ttlngvUle. 4 43 p m " Orangohui'g. fi 04 p m " Brnnehvlllo. 0 17 f> lu " Suininervlllo. 7 BO p m Ar. Charleston. . 3 is p m Dn?lV Dillly! ~r..r, . ... .' Dai'v iVt?y No A. M? T. st No. 1 j! No. IO. ii 00p '; Ui7i ?iV..Ohurle^ on..Ar 8 isp 7 Wi 11 uni ? 41 n " Suniuiei vilte " ; 33 pl S 02 n J 65ni s.v>n' " .Hrimehvllle. " oiWp 4 2an 2 60ni 0 33 ni " Ornngelmrg " .'. :>t I? ;! Ifin 4 BO fl IO 16 li " Ktii <yllhi " I 13 pl 2 82 ii 12 OS n . Lv. .Snvaiiiinii Ai .i S IS a 4 00 al . " .. Barnwell . " . 8 20 a 4 is n1 " ..Blnokville.. " . 0 06 a s au nil 10 ni ".. Columbia.. " ll Sop 0 60p ? Ot all2'Alp! " ..Alston.. " 2 Wp 8 60 fl 10 01 n I 23p " .Mm nc. " 1 3.1 p ; 4''.;. lu '.'on1 3 oin, " .Union. " I OSp 7 C0|i 10 3d a 3 22 pl '. ...lonesvllle.. " 12 2S p ll Sup ?0 64 a 2 3; p! " ....Pneolot.... " 12 li|> tl IB p 11 2Sll| 3 lop ArSpurtiuibiu g I.v ll IS ft tl IR p ll mu 3 lop l.vSpnrtftnburg Ar ll 17 n 0 QOp 2 87 pl 7 00 p Ar... A th.'Ville ...I.vi B OS 0 ll__0r> p "P" |>. ni. "A" a. in. "N" night. Pullman pallico sleeping cn ts on Trains 85 And 311,37 und as on A.an.D', division. DillingOflfi4 nu ilic .. I ra ins serve ft 11 mellis oni'nuto. 'trains leave Spart Allhui'g, A. A I '. division, inn i ho. .mid, ?:03 n. m., 3:3'. p.m.. Ililli p. m., (Vestibule Limiteds mmthlMiund 13:20 n. m.. 8:1.. p. m., ll n. m., t S'esl thule I .united. ) Trains h ave Greenville, A. nn.l C. division. 1101 thi.m n \. i' 01 a. m.. 2:8-1 p. ni. ami 6:22 p. m., (Vestibuled I limited) ; noni lil omul. 1 .0 u. m.. 4 :3U p. m.. 13 :-vi p. ni. 1 Vi'Stlbuleil I .hulled) Trains 0 mid lo carry ologant I'ullmnn sleep lng Cftrs hoiWOOIl Snviuoeih imo; Ash. vide en route dnlly between .la? k "iiviiie mid Diriehi' null. Also I'a I ! nm n Drnwing-rooni sui.ping cms between Charleston und Columbia, FRANK S.tlAN NON, .1. M i i I,P. Third V P. A lien. Mgr., Traill? Mgr., Washington, D. IA Washington, D. ti W, A. TURK. H. ll. HARDWICK, Won. l'nns. Ag't., Au'l Hon. Puss. Ag'to Wwhlugtou, D. 0. At tunta, Gs. \.? A. S\r CARDS. WM. J. STM?I.1NU. , \ B< |lKMNI>OK. rv Attorney s-At-L?.w, WALHALLA, S. 0. PUOMTT AITKNTION (?IVLN TO ALLRUIH NKS8 ENTIIUSTKU TO TllKM. January 0, l808. lt. r. J A YNES, I J. Wi 8UK1.0K. -/o/ J A YNES & SI IE LO lt, ATTORN K V SA T-LAW. WALHALLA, s. c. 1)K0MPT attention given tu all bush nos? committed to their onie. January 12. 1805. Blue Ridge R. R. IL 0. BEATTIE, KKOKIVKK. TIMK TA ULK NO. 12. SUPKHSKJ)Kti TIMK TA li I,K NO. ll. KlVootive 0.00 A. M., Jan. 2S, 1000. WKSTIIOL'ND. Daily. Daily Pass'g'r. Mixed, No. No. ll. No. 5. 0 ?Andorso.Lv.. :; 515pin 0 ?luam 7 11 lon vor..il 15 pm o M am 10 t Antun..! 50 pm 7 00 am 18 .Pendleton.."> 65 pm 7 09 am Ki tCherry Crossing. I 00pm 7 IN am 18 tAdnnrs Crossing. I ni jun 7 21 am 21 *{ Sonco?. I 15pm \] g ???J 32 "Wost Union. I 15 pm s 17 am ill ?Walhalla_Ar.. I 50pm S 2:! am LAS rnoi'M). Daily. Daily I'.iss'g'r. Mixod. ??O. No. 12. No. 0. :;i ?Walhalla ...Lv.. 0 in am ll? pm .'?2 ?West I nion. 0 10 am ? ll pm . . I . .... 10 00 pm ' [Seneca. 0 10am j" .., j,.,, is I Adam's Crossing, o IS am 0 40 pm IO 11 lui ry ( Kissing. P '?.lam 0 .V) pm i:; ' I'ondlotoii . 10 ni am 7 01 pin lu ; A ul un.lu tip am 7 1") pnw 7 i Denver.lu IS am 7 21 pniiq 0 'Anderson... Ai .. IO in am 7 -15 pm (*) Regular slop; ( !) Flag station. Will also slop at the following stations to take on ?ir lot ??iv passengers: Phin* ney's, James ami Sandy Springs. No. 12 connects with Southern Railway No. tl at Anderson. No. ll cotille?la with Southern Railway Nos. ll ami 88 at Seneca. .1. R. ANDKItSON, Superintendent. Pickens R. R. Co. SCHKlHLi: IN li FF HCT JUNK 20TII, 1808, on mid alter .lune 201 li tho following BCllClllllO will lie run over Hie l'ickcns Kailroail lol tim purpoxo of hauling freight ami passengers, vis. No. 0. Haily Kxcopt Sunday. No. 10. I toad Down. Mixed Train. Rend up. I Jil a ni.Lv I'ielo ns Ar.T 60 0 ni fi un a ni.Ar ICasley Lv.7 05 a Ml No. 12. Dull) Kxcept ?midiiy. No. II. Kemi liewa, Passenger Servleo. Head Up. i nu p m.Lv Piekciis Ar.J? 40 i> ni I in pm .Vr tinsley Lv.r>o.r> p in Trains will stop to take ?mor let oil passengers at tho meowing crossings; Ferguson's, rur snus's amt .Maulilin's. liepnl will lie open lor Hu' receiving and deliv ery ul freight from s a. m. to \2 m. WO Will make il lo yulti' interest to pal I onizo our liiimc road hy giving good service and prompt attention. ...... , i.n LUS n. nouns, President. Approved: Jj .,. TA Y LDH, (?un. Malinger. .?V timi tic Coast JL^iiie, Passenger Department, Wilmington, A'. C., February 24, 1807. Fast Lino Between Charleston and Columbia and IJpper ?Sou t li Carolina ami North Carolina. CON 1 ) li NSF I) SCI 1KDUL Ii. lu effect February 2 llb, 1SP7. WKSTWAItl). ?No. 52. Leave Charleston. 7 00 A ni 11 Lanes. S 20 " " Sum tor. 0 '.>.> " Arrive. Columbia.io f>."> " " Prospority.ll 58 p m " Now bor ry.12 lo " " ( linton.12 r>0 " " Laurens. 1 15 " " (J roon vi Ile. :! (Hi '? " Spartanburg. ;? IHI " " Winnsboro. o 15 pm " Charlotte. S 20 " " llondersonvillo.0 1)3 " " Asheville. 7 0U " KAsrwAitn. ?No. f?S. Leave Asheville. S 20 a m " llondersonvillo. 0 15 " " Spartanburg.ll -I", " " Grconvillo.ll 50 " " Laurens. 1 15 " " Clinton. 2 IO " " Nowborry. 2 57 " " Prosperity. ;i 18 " " Columbia.? 15 " Arrive Suinter. (I :'..*> " " Lanes. . 7 ?IS " " Charleston.I! 2? " ? Daily. Nos. ;">2 and 58 Solid Trains between i harh ston and Columbia. S. C. ll. M. EMERSON, Cou'l 1'asscnger Agent. J. R. KEN LY, . (.encrai Manager. T. M. KM EHSON, Traillo M anawar "THE CHARLESTON LINE." SOUTH CAROLINA AND CKORCIA RAILROAD COMPANY. Time Table in Kll'oct January 1st, IS00. (OLIMPIA DIVISION. (East Pound Daily.) Lv Columbia.tl l? am Ar branchville. S 52 aili Lv branchville. o 05 am A r C liar lesion.Il 00 am Lv Columbia. 8 55 pm Ar Charleston. s 17 pin (West Pound.) Lv Charleston . 7 00 aili Ar Columbia .ll 00 am I iV ( bal lest?n. f> :?|) pm Ar branchville. 7 :;."> pin Lv branchville. 7 .">u pm A r ( oluinbia.lt) 10 pm CAMDEN PRANCII. (Fast Pound - Daily except Sunday.) Lv Columbia. 8 55 pin O 20 am Ar Camden. ti 88 pm ll lo am (West bound.) Lv ('aniden. 8 l*> am 8 00 pin Ar Columbia.Il un am 5 80 pm . AUGUSTA DIVISION. ' (West Pound Daily.) Lv Columbia. fl |."> am 55 pm Ar branchville. s 52 am ,0 02 pm Ar Augi.sta.Il .'?I am In 4b pin (East bound.) Lv Augusta. fl 20 am 8 ;">"> pin Ar branchville.s 52 am 0 02 pm Lv branchville. s 55 am 7 50 pm A r ( 'oluinbia.ll un am 10 10 pm AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON ICX Pit ESS. (North Pound.) Lv Augusta. 2 :to pm Ar Aiken. :; n:i r>)n Ar Denmark. 1 12 pm (South Pound.) Lv Denmark. <; 17 am Ar Aiken.7 |fl ?,,. Ar Augusta. 7 -v> am INFORMATION. Trains leaving Chai lesion at 7.00 a. m. and arriving at Columbia at 11.nu a. ni. run solid from Charleston to Asheville. Through sleeper on train having ( 'bal lest?n at 5.21) p, m. for Atlanta, con necting nt branchville willi train h aving ( 'oluinbia at 8.15 p. m. Any inriher information eau bo ob tained from H, L. SKA V, I ' Ilion Ticket Agent, I nion Depol, Columbia, S. C. L. A, KM KRSON, TrafliO Mgr.. Charleston, S. C.