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At night take a teacup of fresh sweet milk and lot come to a boil ; pour this over a half teacup of sifted cornmeal, which will make the cup full ; turn a blacking box top over this and set iii your meal barrel till morning, drawing dry meal over it to keep warm ; in thc morning take equal parts ol' fresh sweet milk and real warm waler, about a cupful of each, or more if desired, and st ir into ita pinch of salt, soda and sugar; then stir your cup of scalded meal into it and thicken with (lour; set it in warm water near tho lire P> rise. When 1 go to make up the bread I use water only, as it is less trouble. Some milk can be used if desired. The softer the dough the better the bread, 1 think, but make it stiff enough lo work well. I let the bread rise and then work the dough and then risc again before baking. I make my yeast in a half-gallon tin bucket, and bake my bread in round tin pans, turning a pan of same size I over it. It will keep umist and rise better. If the bread gets loo hot while rising il is not as good. It is bolter without lard. Some Olio asks for a recipe for put ting up fruit. 1 will send one for putting up in sulphur. Take ripe apples, peel and quarter them, put them in a clean basket, swinging thc basket in a light barrel, having it coveto I closely. Take nit old skillet or something that will hold lire, place in thc bottom ol' tho barrel, putting lire or hot embers in it and sprinkle with sulphur. Lol lite fruit smoke for twenty or thirty minutes, it is best not to smoke too many at a time. ?Vive cents' worth ol' sulphur will smoke from .'ive b> eight gallons. They will keep in a stone jar or any kind ol' jar without sealing np. They aro as good baked willi butler and sugar as they are when they are li rsl gathered.- Home und r ann. Si US? KI KKK. J. Q. Hood, Justice Of the Peace, Crosby, Miss., makes the following state ment : "lean certify that (?ne Minute Coueh ( ure will do all thal is claimed for it. My wife could not gel her breath and the lirst dose ol it relieved her. ll bas also benefited my whole family." lt acts immediately and cures coughs, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung troubles. J. W. bell. Sparc tho Candidate. The candidates are abroad. They are considered subjects for all sorts of jokes and every one feels that he has thc privilege ol' saying even nub' things to a candidate. That is wrong. They arc seeking ofliees thal have t<> bo lilied by some one and Ihoy are doing it in the prescribed way. They aro entitled lo your respect whether you vole for them or not. I bil lhere an imposition ? ;;i on < ?indidales that is unfair. They are not gene rally bankets and money lenders. Thc people who wish to borrow money from them, from IO cents up lo a dollar, just because they are candidates, are frauds generally. The will borrow A's m..nev ami then vote l'or il. lint thc greatest imposition on candidates is tho so liciting committees ol' schools ami churches. They always need a new organ, or some paint, or a lit tie carpeting ano they think thal it is tho duly of a candidate t.. con tribute to the purchase ?d' these things. Do not crowd them willi these um eas,.nable di mauds, li is an unfair way id' laking ad vantage ol' t hem. They have i heir own ; ardelis at home. I h'liiamls ci une on then, t here which have to be met. Their campaign expenses are pretty heavj ami even the successful <nu s fools thc burden. Wc eau assure t lie |.plc that if any of them have a little money to spare for a good eau-.' tin s will cheerfully give it, but ?h? not de mand it of them just bccausi lhe\ are candidates. SpurlMi. For Infants and Childre .. The Kind You Have Always Bought Hears tho Signaturo of LAaS/yT7&U/?4ai Since I KOS th,, e.II II i.biol i.l this country has increased moro than I ii per ci nt. while tho product!.if wheal has Increased nearly Holl per cont, Howdy do; howdy do? How hi e you, old hov, I am glad lo see you; how nie all Hie folks al home ? (.h. tin yate about as well as usual. I believe: What O ll i Cir is il yOll aie inn Iii. . for :' OASTOT1IA. Boara tho _A " ,; ' ''. Y ? I IfoVO AlMiyS BOUftM "tr c^wm^u Pods have been ( ailed foi on )]|C ,,, ss . loo,non mili i depot in ( oluiul i". '| ),,. depot is io be completed within sis mont hs. [Kor thc Courtor?] Birds in Convention-Parrot Orator. Tho birds of plumago bright, they Bay, Met in a grove ono morn in May, Discussing ills from man received, While sighs and terns told how they grieved. .Some time in social chat tims spout, They chose thc eaglo president, Kor secretary, named tho rook, To note proceedings in a book. The mocking bird thou took tho lloor, And salit, "Wo need an orator," Suggesting, in becoming words, The parrot, best of talking birds. Tho mention of tho parrot's name, Whose eloquence bas boundless fame, bed all to cry, in a wdld screech, "The jun rot, l>AUHOTl Sprech, A8PKKCII !" The orator hopped on tho stand, And hearty shook the eagle's hand, Who introduced him with marked sense To tho assembled conference. The parrot thou made a low bow, And opening up ho made a vow, That he'd expose in burning words Tho wrongs of man to suffering birds. Ho said, "My winged friends, our raco Was given here a dwelling placo, And Ho who gave it incant that wc .should dwell in peace and liberty. Ito gave US wings to move by Hight, And plumage gay to please tho sight, And tastes to satisfy with meat, Snell things as man can never eat. Were there no birds to Hy around, To catch the insects that abound, Ami vermin oil the trees and bolds, There'd be to man no harvest yields. Decaying cr?atures everywhere, With pestilence would load tho air, Ami mau, with all his boasted worth, Would disappear from 6ft tho earth. Now, what return do we roooivo from men for favors that we give ? A cruel death to get our plumes, Dr cage confinement in their homes. The tyrant Fashion everywhere Demands our life to deck the fair, And boys and men with trap and gun Destroy our race and think it fun. Where once were beard our richest strains, A solemn silence sadly reigns, Where once were seen our colors bright, We look in vain-they've passed from sight. The trade ill slaves of human kind Has passed away, time out of mind, but still il lives us turds to curse, Dur race now needs a Wilberforce. The bird with wings to soar away, And voice lo sing in charming lay, ls not itself within a cage, And cannot live out half its age. And when it dies, or soon or late, Its plumo will deck sonic lady's hal; While plumes, if woin, on moil should go, For nature surely teaches so. The birds of gender masculine, All wear tho plumes that brightest shine: If hiiinan beings plumes should wear, the males should sport them-not the fair. lust think of hens like roosters deck od, And turkeys like the gobblers decked, IVhal an upsetting this would be, M what men call prosperity! I've boen n slave-a slave to man, And learned by sight his ways to scan, [lave sutfereil much in cages vile, Prom their el?eels I Buffer still. And yet the pain my body feels ls bul a part of my sad ills: My temper spoiled, is getting worse, b'or man has taught me how to cursi1. lu ladies' presence, fearful words, !'nlit for ears of men or birds, I've Uttered oft while in a cage, A beu aggravated to a rage. .Vhtlo ladies left, al words so ill. The boys were laughing lit to kill, Vlld men around, looked pleased galore, \nd said by actions, do il muri! I'm not to blame for badness shown, My throat is Uko a graphopliono, ieceiving words awhile to stay, I'M bo OVolved some future day. I these bad woids demoralize, The blame rests on the men and boys, A bose dread account may soon appear, .'or idle words they utter here. f, when glim death shall end my woes, jonie mau shall sell my cast off (dollies, I'D decorate some lady's hat, will not care a Hg for that. flic lifo I live while I am hoi'O, want to pass in pleasant cheer, till how I can, I cannot ken, A hile parrots are slaves of men ! My neighbor hoi'O, tho eaj.de proud, n snaring high above the ol iud, Looks dow n to see his fellow's plumes pon gay brides beside their grooms. dy neighbor there, thc ostrich strong, iVith wings and feet propelled along, s forced to see in gaudv spread, lis leathers on some human head. lint all's not gold that has its hm?, Vlld ostrich plumes and eagle's, too, Ml grow on turkeys, geese ami hens, That gel their food in poultry pens!) dy babbling friend, tho mocking bird, A'hose melody my soul oft stirred, .oohs in the church with deep regrets I'M lind his form on many hats. My tiny friend, tho humming bird, \ hose music by its wing is whirred, II dil ling round a lady's head, Ia> lonni 1 ' inong Mow ers its partner dead. The sweet canary, orange dressed, A iib vi.eal power divinely bloat, .ooks from its cage to see its kind, liisi like itself a slave (-unlined. >oine lli'm that birds, though made to roam, ''.steeill a cage as a good home, \nd yoi they always close the door, .est they should go to come no more. I'here are some men hy grace rofl lied, A ho, io nil creatures uro most kind, . I sin h I'll give a sample (rue, Pu show bow men lo birds should do. \ peddler once in Scot ia land Had several do/en birds on hand, \ll closely cooped in a low cote, \ ml vainly ti ymg to gol out. l'Ile man was offering them for sale, \i what the merchants call retail, A hen suddenly, as if by clianco, A si i anger ga ve tho boils a glance. Asking i he pi ice of all the lot, A hen told, lie paid it on the spot, And opened up their prison door, l o make (hom free in air to soar. All looked aghast, and though! him mad, l o bise the cash and birds he had, When he explained in a brief say. Why be bad noted in thal way. 'Mj i' oe ci friends, you soo in mo, \ prisoner once, w ho now is free, \nd freedom now so ff UH my mind, I can't in hold poor birds confined. ll' I their freedom had not bought, Their pi ison lid- would haunt my t hough!; Their happy Hight in the free air Help-; mc Mu ir happiness to share.' If all mankind wen- like him wise, Phey'd make this world a paradise, Restoring much with little cost. Pim I man by his transgression lost." The sudden tiring of a ?oin Produced a noise that hirds all shun Th? pi.i Hon. the platform hopped, And th? convention startled, stopped. The isl i ?ch lo Hie desert lied, 'I'hc ehglo sunward raised his head, While all tho hirds of feebler wing, K xe i ted, soared lo shine or sing, ? *i OASTOrtlA. Roara ?ho ?? "?o Kind Ynu Have Always Bot/ghl 'Tn? Man Who CariloU a Mossayo to Garcia." Elbert Hubbard, editor of that bristling little magasine called "Tho Philistine," wrote for tho March ninnber an essay willoh had tho ef fect of not only selling tho entire edition within three days after its appearance, but of inspiring Mr. George Daniels, general passenger agent of tho New York Central, to order a new edition of half a mil lion copies for freo distribution. Mr. Hubbard took for histoxt, "0 fellow by tho natno ot Rowan,1' who at tho outbreak of tho lato war, undertook to carry a message from President McKinley to General (Jarcia, who was somewhere in the mountain fastnesses of Cuba-no ono know where. And Mr. Hubbard thus philosophizes : Thc point I wish to make is this : McKinley gavo Kowan a letter to bo delivered to Garcia; Kowan took the letter and did not ask, "Where is ho at?" There is a man whoso form should be cast ill deathless bronze and tho Statute placed in every college in tho land. It is not book learning young men need, nor instruction about this and that, but a stiffening ot" thc vertebra' which will cause thom to be loyal to a trust, to act promptly, concentrate their ener gies, do tho thing-"Carry a mes ingo to Garcia !" No man who has endeavored to carry out an enterprise where many lands were needed, but bas been well nigh appalled at times by tho imbecility of thc average man-thc liability or unwillingness to concen trate on a thing and do it. Slip shod assistance, foolish inat tention, dowdy indifference, and iialf-hcartcd work seem thc rule, and io man succeeds, unless by hook or .rook, or threat, ho forces or bribes ither men to assisi him ; or, mayhap, 3od in bis goodness performs a niraclo, and sends him an angel of] igbt for an assistant. You, reader, put this matter to .ho test: You are sitting now in four oflicc-six clerks arc within .all. Summon any ono and make his request: "Please look in the Micyclopcdia and make a brief mein iranduni for me concerning thc life >f Correggio." Will tho clerk quiotly say, "Yes, fir," and do thc task ? On your lifo he will not. lie will ook at you out of a fishy eye and isk one or more of tho following jue.stions : "Who was ho ?" "Which encyclopedia?" "Where is thc encyclopedia?" "Was I hired for that ?" "Don't you mean Bismarck?" "What's the matter with Charlie loing it ?" "Is he dead ?" "Is there any burry ?" "Shan't I bring you thc book and Ct you look it up yourself?" "What do you want lo know for?" Now, if you are wisc you will not ?Other to explain to your "assistant" ,hat Correggio is indexed under tho I "s, not tho K's, but you will smile iWCCtly, and say, "never mind," and jo look it up yourself. And this incapacity for independ int action, this moral stupidity, this nfirmity of thc will, this unwilling less to cheerfully catch hold and ift, arc tho things that put pure So nni ism so far into thc future. If nen will not act for themselves, shat will they ?lo when the benefit >f their efforts is for all ?" My heart goes out to tho man who loos his work when thc "boss" is iway, as well as when he is at home And tho man who, when given a lot ,or for Garcia, (juicily takes tho mis livc without asking any idiotic ques tions, and with no lurking intention if chucking it into the nearest sewer, ir of doing ought else but deliver it, ie vcr gets "1 lid off," noi has to go ni a strike for higher wages, Ol vi i/.ation is one long anxious search br just such individuals. Anything uch a man asks shall bo granted; lis kind is so rare thal no'cmploycr san afford to let him go. Ile is vanlcd in every city, town ami vil age-in every oflicc, shop, store and notory, thc world cries out for such ; ic is needed ami needed "badly (he nan who can carry a message to ?arcia.-Thc Presbyterian Hamicr. Tho easiest and most offoctivo method if purifying the hlood and invigorating ho system is to take DoWilt's Little Carly Itiscrs, tho famous little pills for .loansing tho I ivor ami bowels. .1. \V. Mell. Thc Lockhart Railroad Accepted. Chairman \V. I). I1'.vans and Commi.s lionor Canis have inspec ted and re solved the Lockhart Itnilrond, which isa low line, I."..si; miles long, connecting Ibo ?iparlanhurg, Inion and Columbia Woad .villi Lockhart Mills. The inspecting ?ally was accompanied hy Nuporinlen loni I . I. Welles, of Hie Southern, and 'resilientCarey, of tho Lockhart Mills iud railroad. The road was found in inc condition and authority was given ur its opera!ion. OA.STOTIIA. .Wm tim Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought "Young man," said the old gentle nan, "my daughter is loo young to narry. A girl of her age cannot be uirc of her own mind in a mal (er ol' mch importance," "I fully realize that," replied the young man, who had just secured hr lair young one's consent ; "that's ,vhy I don't want, to waif." OCONEE BROTHERHOOD. Tho Amounts Bolow Havo Boon Received on tho Benefit Corlilicate nf Mrs. K. E. Keith. k Mr?. Ki E. Keith (Hod Novombor 25th, 1800. Tho mintos of tho membors of tho Goonoo County Brotherhood who havo paid on tho twonty-fifth assessment : Brought Forward.$ 25 OO James N Adams. 1 00 Jasper N Adnms. 1 Ot) Mrs K J Adams. 1 00 K Li Adams. 70 Mrs S C Adams. 70 J I. Burriss. 1 00 S C Biggorstal?. 1 00 Thoa Bibb. I 00 Mrs M E Ki bb.; 1 00 W A Karron. 1 00 W /. Klanchett. 1 00 N A Darloy. 1 00 Mrs Sallie K Burley. 1 00 Mrs E S Bowles. 1 00 Mrs A C Ballongor. 1 00 B S Buggs. SO Mrs S 0 Bogga. (?0 Mrs M C Hoggs. 1 00 A C Br?cke. 1 00 W W Burley. 1 00 G .N Goth ran. 1 Ot) A 1' Cox. 1 00 W K ChoBwoll. 70 Mrs A M Ches well. (IO Mrs N D Chapman. l oo W II Crawford . 00 Mrs A C (hawford. 00 lilias Crooks. 1 00 J 1. Dickson. 1 00 Miss Maggie Dickson. 1 00 T J Dalton . 1 00 W J Duncan. 1 no J A Kl rod. 1 00 W C Foster. 70 ,1 M Gillison. 1 (Kl Mrs S K Gillison... _ I no G W Uignillint . . . l (H) Mrs Annie J (Hove. Sd J J Haley. 00 C \V Mays. po Mrs M J Hays. 00 K A Hays. 80 ll M Harbin.... I 00 T 1*5 Harris. 1 Ot) W V Hancock. I 00 S A Haynes. 1 00 J W Wester. 00 Mrs M K Johnson. 1 (M) Mrs J M Johnson. 1 (Hi J J Keith . 1 on J ll Kiel, Jr. I Ul) A Kay. I HO Asa Heathers. 1 OD K P Marett. 1 (HI Mrs S M Marett. 00 T D Marett. 70 Mrs Suda Marett . 70 G W .Moser. 1 00 Dr J M MoClnnahau. 1 oo J C Neville. 1 oo W W Odell . ll?) J 1) Perry... . 1 00 J H Pickett. I 00 Mrs M G Pickott. 1 oo Kev ll M Pooser. I oo ll A Powoll. I oo Mrs II M Powoll. 1 (H> I) Habens. 1 oo Jas T Poid. 1 oo G J Itnmsay . i oo J J Smith. I oo Mrs I,ut i tia Stephens- 1 00 J G Simpson. I (Ml \V P Sanders. 1 on .1 H Sanders. 1 (MI Mrs N K Sanders. I 00 I W Singleton. 1 00 M P Singleton. 1 (M) J ll Sligh. 1 (M) Mrs M K Sligh. 70 Mrs G K Stucke . 1 (Ml Sam Stewart. 00 Mrs Milley Stewart. HO K A Thompson. 1 Ob II s VanDiviere. 1 on Kev K J Vinson. 1 oo DC Ward. 1 00 Thoa Wyly. I oo Mrs M K Wyly. 1 o<> Wm Wahl. 1 <"> N I. White. I oo Mrs Hello White. I oo I) V Wright. 1 oo Mrs K J Wright. I 00 II H /.immerman. 1 (M) Mrs (' P. Zimmerman. 00 Total.s '.M 30 Commission. ."> 00 $ 80 BO Not iee Canis. 2 Oft $ SI lft Paid W W Hurley. $ 70 Oft Received by W W Hurley. 7 SO J. IL SANOKUS, Sec -rotary cud Treasurer. J. C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn., says, "I cannot say too much for DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. One box of it cured what tho doctors called au incurable ulcer on my jaw." Cures piles and all skin diseases, book out for worthless imitations. J. W. Holl. The Middle of the Poad Populists, claiming to bo tho one and only peo ple's party, met ill convention at Cin cinnati, ()., last week and nominated Wharton Parker, of Pennsylvania, for President, and Ignatius Donnelly, of MillllOSSOla, for Vico President. The platform demands tho initiative ami referendum, public ownership of railroads, telegraph and telephone lines, coal mines, etc., prohibits alien owner ship of lands, which should bc held for actual settlors; paper money based upon wealth and population of the country ami to bo a full and legal lender for all ; H dobla, laxes, etc., free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold IO to I for tho present, income lox, election of Pr? si dcilt and Vice President, KederalJudf.es and United Slates Senators by direct vide of tho people and opposed tooth and toenail to trusts. Not such a bad |, plat form. I lu ninny respects Scrofula and Colistin J^?^t,. ?."?' M*,l*?i Lothari fi/r lavished bio. dstipi Jr?l? ?! MratiL lhc ,H'?ga i I? Sen,fi e?m*& ^W? !;,,m?"^,e' T1 wh iVAfVj ? 2^5? ,nc SKOL ploduciiK' (c il&%*3> good ; thc blood is j v^?^ 7>\>^/yf^dj^, genei atU>ns has pol! ^.frUfr&j&? Scrofula rcquir ^'/'TA >r*r' comlition before th JV7other poisonous mil **~ *r'~ and leave the By .t< ; S. S. S. c thc univ medicine that can thc disease end lou is every vestige of po Thc roots and herbs fnnu which it is made c SAVE THE CHIU your child b.c. inherited ?ny blood taint, dor best blood plirif?ei' and blood builder kll<>\ children. Wli.ry (I.UIKIIICI WM nu Inf Bill sin- Imtl M neve si.mi. o- ot plivsii'l.iiiH foi more Um II (wo years, ! We ni most ilcs| iii nt of ti?-r life, A few iKitticHof S' K" dim i lo i lie i oise of Hie trouble. I do not helievi ? 'ii' li ire beyond die powei of nt liri Ko-cnlleil ).I<..M . nu medical department is in charge Scrofula and other bl.I diseases a life .stud you ?rc interested in. N our letter will rOCch no charge whatevei for this. . t asm? lloft? IUKIA .^^^P^pfigggf^,, ? For Infanta and Children, CASTOR|? l^he Kind You Have ??fttewJI I Always Bought ! AyegetablcPrcparationforAs- m * st?mQtlng?M?ToodfltidHcgula- ? ^ tliigtlLe?toitui?lvs?iull3owclsoi* H JjGcirS tl) 6 M ft lTomotc9D?gestlon,Cl?crful- I ^ ? .^arM^ fuissandl^t.ConuiinsncilhBr H nr J( ?w OpiumTMoipume nor Minerai. ?j Ul #IV \L# NOT NARCOTIC. jffL\Y?*H^ /.V.v? iVOttl BrSAMVEL PITCHER ! %Vf?? J\onj?vt Sm J' \ I ; ( I Alx.Stnnm * 1 BJVH ? Am::!?** I Bj |y Ila* ) j ! Iru USP Apcrfcct Remedy for Constipa- SI ll _ 1^ VWU lion,SourStomach.Dianhoca, HI l?/ _ _ Wonns .Convulsions .Feverish- MV If r#)u ff if n 0* ness anti Loss OF SLEKB H IUI UV Bl "Facsimile Signature of Sj _ . ? %* _?Ll Thirty Years ^txACTcopvor wRAPPEo. jfl TLF BB lyF 3 BIB tTi\ ?''?"'ll>' .tr.n.*Jut*r Tm omi?un COMPANY, mw von? CITY. Spocch of Tillman. .Senator Tillman, having been invited 0 address the ?State Democratic Con on t ion, said : Pour years ago there was feverishness nd unecitainty as to tho policy of the National Democratic party. Mr. ('love ind and his party had scuttled thc ship, "ho National Con volition at Chicago ras inspiring in the uprising of the pco ilo. It was tho (hst genuine Democratic 'onvolition since tho war. Its action oproscnts tho revival of tho party of off or soil oil tho only lines of durability. Ve now faco another campaign, lt has cen estimated that a million Democrats [.fl the party in 18011. Wo went into hat campaign disorganized, willi tho 'aimer and buckner party split olT, and eared the opposition nearly to death, f a hard light was necessary thou, it is loubly so now. Tho Republican party it arrogant lu tho extreme and is rusti ng into a plutocracy which will wreck lie government. Hanna had .>|i;,<XMi, 00 with which to tiny votes in 1800. We ced money to carry speakers and litera ure into the middle West. Weare still face to face with the I'bil l?pinc war, which has cost us $120,000, un (including the navy) and requites the erviccs of 05,000 men. McKinley rouglit on that war expecting the Kili inos to disband at tho li rsl rush. Ho ad sat in tho Senate and beard them alking of using tho Philippines as a lopping stone to ('bina. Ile declared hat tho Republican party bas great ch?mes of aggrandizement. Ho de [illded his position on the ('bina open nor question in China. Ile would land hy it, but he did not favor using he Philippines as a stepping stone. Ile ras applauded in bis reply to tho state lent that he was in favor of South (Jar lina getting ber share of tho stealing ii Washington, lt did not imply a Bur undo!' of any principio. The South ays one third of the taxi's and gets but tenth in return, and be contended it ras but right for South Carolina to get cr share of the appropriations. This onntry is in danger. If Mr. McKinley < elected it means an alliance with : ?iglaml. Inordinate greed is behind aigland's unholy war in Africa. The arpet baggers will get tho bellellt, and tc must keep a standing army of 200, IH) nun, and if the trend of affairs cops up that anny will bo brought ack to this country to shoot tho people f this country in lo subjection to thc will if the trusts. Ile bad denounced tho {( publicans to their faces as hypocrites, lld the people of this State bad never leard of it. "If thc conspiracy of si Diico among some of tho newspapers lo cop my constituents from knowing i'hat I do koopa lip, 1 can't help it," ho aid willi a considerable show of feel UK Tried Friends Best. 7or thirty yearsTutt's Pills have ?roven a blessing to thc invalid. Vre truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact 7or bilious headache, dyspepsia our stomach, malar ia,const ipa ion and all kindred diseases. rUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. .lames .1. Corbett, is lo bc put lip as a amlidatc for Congress from one of Hu le! repoblan districts of New York. If 0 is returned the Sergeant-at-A rms of lie House will have to go into training. ipi ion are alike ; they develop from thc . heredit?r)- ami dependent upon an impure ?ly. lu consumption thc disease fastens its da thc glands of the neck and throat swell ( id and weak ; there is au almost continual ite swelling is frequently a result, causing ; indescribable pam and suffering, Cntti poisoned. The old scrofulous taint which luted every drop of blood. es vigorous, persistent treatment. The l> e tei l ible disease can be Slopped ill ils WI lierais usually given in snell cases do inure il ilia worse condition than before. reach deep-seated blond troubles like Sci ison out of the blood. S S. S is the on ontaiu wonderful blood pm ifyiug properlk long resist. S. S. S. stinu appetite, aids the digestif enfeebled budy. If you I l't wait for it to develop, but begin ut once t .vu, ns it contains no poisonous minerals, 11- case el Sr Inf ula. fm which sin- wai Ululer I lu- cn thc \i. i s wm sr ul Hu- rici nf I hat time, lin we vc I. Ill ivlft'x Specific cured her completely, ns ii scented 1 lt has a II ennui Int Htllhtiorn cases ?if I,In "I i lineas I rem?die*, s I IIIMHIKS. Monticello, Ga. of experienced physicians who have mae y. Wtite them about your case, or any ol te prompt and careful attention. We muk Address, THE SWIFT ? EXCURSION TICKETS. NATIONAL Kin CA TIONA i. ASSOCIATION, Tho Southorn Railway will soll side trip tickets from Charleston, S. C., al rato of ono first-class faro for tho round trip to .SI. Augustine, Kia., Pensacola, Kia., Mobile, Ala., New Orleans, Pa.. Meridian, Miss., Birmingham, Ala., Chat tanooga, Tomi., li ris toi, 'fenn., While Sui nh or Springs, Va., Washington. 1). C., Norfolk, Va., and intermediate points Tickets will ho sohl July l-l, WOO, with final limit July 20, 1000, to hoblers of return portions of round trill tickets sold bi Charleston, account of Annual Mooting National Educational Associa tion. Sueh rel urn portions of round trip tickets to tic deposited with agents from whom side trip tickets aro pur chased. Agents will issue receipts foi tickets deposited and upon presentation of said receipts, will return to original purchasers the return inn lions of round trip tickets deposited. Kor detailed in formation apply to any agent ?d' tho Southern Railway or its connections. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It arti licial ly digests tim food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing tho exhausted digestivo or gans, lt is the la test, disco veted digcsl ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in ctllcicncy. lt in stantly relievos and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Gast ralgia,Cramps and all other resultsof imperfect digest ion. Price fido, and fl. Parue size cent nins 8Vf times binni I sue. Hod; all nhmit dyspepsia mailed free Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO. Chicago POP SA PK 15 V DR. J. W. ?Kl J,. Laurens Cotton Mill. PA i IIKNS, S. C., May ls.--Thu share holders of the Laurens Cotton Mills held there annual meeting in tho mill O (lice at I o'clock yesterday afternoon. K. J. Hale, of Hosten, was called to the chair and I-;. M. Matthews was secretary. President Lucas read his annual report, which disclosed that the mill is in a nourishing condition. Thc indebtedness of the mill has been paid and thc plaid is in linc condition. The number of spindles is about 111,01111. There are II, 00(1 looms and the capital dock is s:?,'>u, 11110. A resolution wat unanimously passed thanking i he ollicors, directors and tho help for the good showing in thc President's annual report. A direc tors' meeting was also held and a semi annual dividend cd' "1 pc cent payable .1 uly 1st was declared. The fashionable practice of waiting letters from the Inst to tho third pages of a lotter sliced and then going back to tho second page, it is noted, cannot be followed safely in writing legal papers, as the. New York Courts have just dis allowed thc provisions of ll will written in this way. "Tip" testator wrote the will on three sides of ll folded paper, commencing on the ti rs I page ami cou (inning on the third page, al tho lop of w hich was writlon 'second page,1 and completing and signing thc instrument OU n pago marked 'Hurd page,' which in fae! was the second page of the sheet. Thc court held thill thc will was not signed at the physical end 113required by the statute. The law docs not conten? plate going backward lu order to got for ward, and the will was refused probato. The New York Court of appeals sus laius thc decision throwing out this foi in of w ill." Tho Blighting H?a*edity. .ell Upon ind suppurate, causing ugly 1 nuning sores; discharge from thc ears, thc limbs swell, tho diseased bones to work out through ng away a sore or diseased gland (lots Ito has probably conic dow n through several lood must bc brought buck to a healthy uk of destruction. Mercury, potash and harm than good ; they ruin the digestion ofilia. lt goes down to the very roots of Iv purely vegetable blood purifier knowe s, which no poison, however powCl ful, can dates and purifies thc blood, increases lin ni ami restores health and strength to tin nive n ason to think you have Scrofula, ot he usc of S. S. S. Il isa fine tonic and tin S. S. S. is pre-eminently a remedy foi SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA. TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyono tonging a akotclt and description may nniokly nirortiiln ?ur opinion freo wliotlior on Invention lu probably imlontablo. Communion llimnHlrktly conildontliil. Handbook on Patenta Bent freo. Oldest agency for securing paten's. Putouts taken through Munn A Co. receive ?f.rnnt notier, wlliiout eliarxo. In tito Scientific American. A Imndaotnely lllustretod weekly. I .artiest cir mini hm of any solomillo Journal. Terni?, ?3 n your; four mondia, fl. Bold by all nowsdoalore. MUNN & Co.36,B'oadwa?- New York Cranell Ofllco. 026 V Bt.. WaslilUKlon. I). C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condensed So)io;lu!o of Pa.-iso ir,mr Trata*. JJ? Kffoot May 0th, 1000. Northbound. Nu. 12. Daily. I.v. Atlanta.CT " Atlanta, Url' " Norerosu .. " Mitford. " Ouliiosvillti " Lulu_ " Ctn nella.. . " Mt. Airy. L.V. Tm.I._ ir. ftlboiion. I.\\ Kil.i'i i'.u. Cv, \\ 'mtiiHi or " Buneen. " Central. . " Greenville " Kimr'hiit'iA " Gaffney " Blacltsburg " King's Mt.. " Oaatonla, " Charlot lt Ar. Hiv'nslmro liv. Hre'iwh Ar. Norfolk . .... Ar. Dunville Ar. Rb bim ni'. .: Ar. W Mit nut ou " lt'mon " IVdclphlii. " New S. url? . Hun I li lion 11 il. I.v. N.Y.,P?.R. " l'h'dclphia. " baltimore.. " Wash'ton.. Lv. Richmond.. Uv. Danville.. I.v. Norfolk. Ar. Uro'nshoi 7 5' 8 60 ll] n (jj a tn e.". n lu 35 a lu 68 ?i ll '.'Oil ll Hua 11 .VI ii t> :?. a li.i ni 12 :?: ?. 1 4? p 2 il! if :? ttl II i sup 4 3st> 5 . a i> b tbV rt .> t? ?A ' Ve?. Nu. 08. Daily 12 COin 1 uo i ?i 26 i ? 2 4b i> n m 6 tu u Ti&p fi 88 1? ll I? i li -l '>l ? Wi I 8 (H u III 4. i> XO. 18. Kx. Sun. i 80li 5 BJ I (1 2.? i 7 t?| 7 84 i 8 ID I S HO) 8 US I tl Ul < KstMa No. 31?. Daily. ll 60 I? l i fte a I ?On 1 Kim 2 in a 2 88 a .v. Hri'ii?li ..-ul . ll 1ft p .... . Kr. Norfolk . |.... ( s 26 ttl _ . Kr. Danville I ll ii. nj ll 6.1 il ... I asp Kr. Itiohmi.tiiL.j il to? il is a . Il2.">|i fit*. W "hingt ou. O I.'n. S (?0 p " lt'moro . s ne a. ii .>:, n " Pli'dclpliln. 10 V . 2 60? " Now Vorh. .... 1.' 4.m . fi Sit n Ri.M a Ves. Southbound. Ntl. 35.1 Nu. ill. No. tl. Daily Dally. Daily Lv. N.Y., Pii.R. 12 15 H I 30 P. . " Ph'delphtu. a dim rtfiop. . " baltimore.. 0 22? 0 20?. " Wash'ton.. ll 16? lu 46p . . Lv. Richmond.. 12 Ol ? ll OOo ll wp . .. Lr. Danville.. 6 IS p 6 Min I) lu a . I.v. Norfolk. . tl OU n 8 BS p . . Ar. Uro'naboro rt usp fi 16 a . . Lv. Gro'nahoro 7 inp 7 u5a 7 87 a. Ar. ('linrlotto.. 0 IS p V 26 a 12 Oom . Lv Hnstonia. 10 42 p 10 07 e. I 12 p . " King's Mt. I 1 li! p . " Hluoksburg jj 26 pl 10 46a 8 itflp . " Guffuoy.. ll 12ul 1068? 821p. " Hpur'hurg. 12-Hu ll 34 ? 3 lap . " (In.ville 180? 12 3011 I B0p ly-'y " (Vnl.nl . SPH^fc"^ Seneca. 2 :t.? rt I ?Op 6 63 p J'x " Wi,linster . rt iV " T.m a ?_2sn 2 is p il y, |. inrrTi Lv. Klbei-ton.. ,." '.ima i ?i?pi . Ar. Kihorlnn. I ll 4'. a 6 4?pl j_ . ........ Lv. Mt. Airy.V.l.. j 7 ">;p 0 3ia " Cornelia...!. 7 32 p fl 86 a " Lula. ..... 4 18 a 8 14 pl 8 1)0 p| rt fi? iv " GlltncHvltlej I ail a 3 3.1 p; b Jil p 7 20 a " III.Im .i. 6 Oj ? . 8 -is p 7 ts a " Neron.*s. 6 25ll . ll isp 8 27 a Ar. Al inila,IC 1' G lu a 1 65p lOOOp I" Wa " Atlanta.CT 6 Um 3 5.'? pl Houp s 30a Botwooil I.ubi ?nd Athoiia. No. li. , ----- ?x~o. 10. Kx. No. l.t. STATIONS. No. 12. Kx. Sim. I lally . I I lally ' Sun 8 lop ll OSM'LV .Lula Arl 10 60al 7 85p 8 alp 11 Bau " M.-ivM ill.? " ; lu Ititi 7 00 p 8 .'/ip ll 62? " I tn ne ii v " 1(103? BSSp _JI Hop 12 110p Ar. Athens .Lv] 0 26? rt eon Null' ebi-o uoilttuutlolt made :il Lill? with mani lim- traills. "A" a. m. "P" p. m, "M" noon. "N" night. Chesapeake Lino ?>l cu murd in tinily nor vice hot woe? Ni nil al; .nul llaltiinoro. Nos. a? ?tul lib -Daily \Vn9httlgtOII and ?outhwostern Veat'Umlo Limitad. Throin:h Pullman Hloopiugenrs )>0tWOOD New York ami New Orleans, via WIISIIIIIKIOII, Allanta ami MiiiH^'iiiin:ry, neil II!M,I lietweon New York and Mi iimliis. via Washington, Atlanla and Hit iiitnglinin. Also aluvaiit PUI.I.MAS I.IIIKAIIY OllsiatV AI1DS t'Alis lie! wenn A ! In il ta ami New York. Kirstelatui thoron ?h faro coaohoa lie tween Washington amt Atlsuta. Dining curt aerve all menin on renie. Leaving Winning In g ton Mnii.lays, Wednesdays and Fridays a toll rta! sleeping ear will run through bot ween Washington mid San (franciscowithout chaugti Ptlllinilll dravvtllg-rooill alOCptng ears between Hrccnaltoro ami Norfolk, ( lose connection nt Norfolk for O bi i Poi.vr COM.*OMT. Nos. as and 30-United Stnte-< Fast Mall runs fioltd lielwe I WaHhingtoil and Now Orleans, via Southern Railway, A. .ta W. 1>. H. H. and L. As N. li. li., l?<iiiK uomposod of eonobed, through without chango for pusaongora of ali olnsso-i. Piilliiian drawing-room sleeping uara hotWOOU Now Yinit and New Orleans, viii AV lan ta and Montgomory ami bot ween Fir mingham and Allanta. Dining ears servo a" incala en route. Nos II, it-l, ai and 12-Pullman Blooping ears between Richmond and Charlotte, via Dan ville, Mnuthbouinl Nus. ll ami 33, northbound Nos. 34 and C. PRANK S. HAN NON. ,T. M. GULP, Third V P. .v. Hon. Mgr. T. M.. Washington. W.A.TURK. S. H. ll ARDWICK, U. P. A., Washington, A. u. P. A.. Atlanta, SOUTH. RN RAILWAY. Comic used Schedule in Hflcot May lilli, 1000. STATIONS. Daily No. ia. I inti v N<,. il. Lv. Charleston. I ll OU p m 7 ou a m " Summervill.. 12 nu n't '. ll a in " liriiiiehvillo.I 1 SS ? m' 8 65 ? m " Olllllgeburg.I 2 SO II ni 1" 2!) a ni " Kingville. I a in lu IS a in Lv. Siivaiin?b .TT...".. 7..j 12 OS ? in " barnwell. I Ul a ni .. lilaekvllle .... .IJ lo a ni I.V. I'olllinbill. : li" a in ll OS a m " ProsperilJ". s I I a m 12 lu lt ll " New I.e. rv. 8 30 ? ni 12 25 p ni " Ninety-Six. 0 !W a m I 20 ?i m " Greeiiwooil. V 611 II in I 65 |i m Ar. Iltidges IO IS a ni 2 15 p in Lv. Abbeville. . P ??? a III 1 .l i p III Ar. Hell,.?i 11 I", a m a lu p Jil Lv". A udor s<iii ... i lil is a m 2 as p m ?r. tb?env?lo! '*! 2ii t> in I IS p m AjTAtliUiln.(Cen.Timo) ". SS p ni ll IUI p ni ~' DATIONS. , jj^l I ?,v (Tri'?ilvUh'. 1 S 30 p ni lu IS n m " pietlmoiit . I i! m p ni lu IO a m " \VilliniUHtOll. | rt 2.' p m IO SS a ni Ar Aiulerso? ; IS p tn 11 H' a in ?,V Hi ?lull . .. 1?' IS p m 11 IS a ni Ar. Doniinlds i IS p m 11 m a ni Ar A'tilieville S lo n m 12 ?6 ]. m I.v. Iltidges ? 36 p ni il 55 a ni Ar, Oreen?.1. i 55 p m I.' 20 n m ?' Ninety six . 8 33 p m 12 55 p in " Newberry. 0 30 p in 2 00 p in " Pi'OH|M'ril v... ii IS |i m 2 I I p in " t.'olinubiii . ll jill p m' 3 30 p m Ar. lil?l?kii Iii?. I 3 US a m " ?inrn? eil.j ll 20 II m " Suv? un ?ll. ! S IS a m f,v. kingville. 2 32 a m I 43 p m " Orniigebiti-g. a I a m S :ui \< m " llriinebvllle. I 25 a m il IS p m " Summei'villo.. | S.V.' .> m T 28 p m Ar. ('??rleston . . \ HU a m s is p m Dal?} Hally K,n .,pin?u ! Haily Haily N,, IS. N,.. bi. 2 ,. 1 1 N-.. \?. 11 me ; inn l,v..(!?iarle.sliin..Ar N l'.p , 0X>? 12 ion ; ll 11 " Summerville '? ? 2sj> 6 52a 1 ssa s s .n .. .lin.hvllle. " ti is p i 25 n 2 Min '.' -'aa " Orangebu r g " 6 Blip a is a I rm ? |U [5 a ?' Kingville .. i 43 m .' 32 f> p'n.'ia I.v SilVIHIllIltl Vf ?5 16 U 4 ma " .. Hnriiwell . " .I 3 2u a 4 bia i " ..HlaeU ville .. " . . . 3 (Cia s ai.i ll ma " .. Columbia .. " ll ?0p 9 ?lOp (t 07 a 12 2Xi p " ..Alston.. " 23i)p 8 50n |u ni a 1 28 j) " .."linnie. " I '.Mp ; |i|p 10 20? '.'nip " .Union. " 12 15 p ? lop luira 2 22p " ...loiiesvllUi.. " 112 26? rt S3 p In si a 2 3i p " ....Paeolol .... " 12 lip A 43p 11 25? a lop Ar.SpnrlaiibiirgLv ll is n 6 Ijji ll |0a a |u p l,v Spaiianliiir-.r Ar ll lia 0 Oo p v.jip . 15 p|Ar...Ashevlllo ...l.yl 8 Ol) it' fj OS^i "P" p. m. "A" a. ni. "N" hight, DOURLIG I ?A 11. Y BKItVICR HKTWIOION Cil A RLI1STON A ND O lt BUN VILLK, Pullman pnlftec sb oping em s un Trnliis85flild Bit, tl? ?nd 88. on A amie, division. Dining oars en n.trat ns serve all meals enronlo, Tr? I ns leave Hpnri??buri?, A. A- C. division, lioi'thbiiuiid, f:U3 a.m., 3:3', p.m.. rt;i8p, m., (Vestibule Limited); souihlMuinil 12:28 ft m., li i n m., ll :3l a. m., i v. stlhttlo Limited, i Tlliil bae (I reen vii lo. A. amt (' division, imiihbniuit . 'OU a. m., 2:81 n, m. ami 5:22 p. m., (Vestibuled ' Imited) : soutliliomid. I :(H) a m I ?io p. m., l2:8u ii. m. i Vestibuled Limited) Trains III inul li Kli'gllllt Pullman Parlor ears between Cliarleslua ruitl Ashovillo will bo Inaugurated about June isl. Train* 16 lind 1(1 -Pullman Sleeping ears be (W'IIOII Chnrloston a i el < 'u'mn bia ; roiutv fol. Oin ia ney nt both l?olnt?Hl 0.110 p. m. ?legant Pullman Dm wing-Room Sleeping eu rs li I wei -i i Savaiiiinh ami Aahavlllo oiirouln ibilly betwiiim ifiteksonville un tl Clnelnnatl, FRANK S. OANNi iN. .1. M. CU LP, Thud V P. .v o. u >lgr., Traf. Mniuigor Washington, D. c. Washington, I), o. W. A. TURK, s. ll HARDWICK, Won Pas Agent, A. Hen Pas Agent-, ^ ^?U,tt1ii\iiV^ -?litUilbilitw. ' If you desire attractive J? Job/Printing of any descrip- JgK ttoo send it to the Coorie*'.*' Job Oiilco. ag ^Jbiofs"and Argumente II, : : : : a specialty. . . . JFOJE* . . - JOB PRINTING in (rood Si.yle .Send to Tlie Keowee Courier, WALU AL JA, S. C. Blue Ridge R. R. H. C. UK ATTIE, ltKOBIVKIi. TIMK TAULE NO. 12. SUPKllUEBEii TIMK TA ULK NO. ll. Kl?eetivo ?.?? A. M., .Jan. 28, 1000. WKSTUOUND. Daily. Daily Pnss'g'r. Mixed. No. No. il. No. 5. 0 ?Anderson... .Lv.. 35 pm <l 80 nm 7 t Denver. :! 46 pm ll 51 ?un 10 I Autun. .'I 50 pm 7 00 am 18 "Pendleton.:t ?V. pm 7 UH am ni tOhorry Crossing. I (io jun 7 is am IS t Adam's Crossing. I 01 pm 7 24 am 2-1 * ?S?neca. 1 16 pm j $ g J??? 82 ?West Union. I 15 pm S 17 am 81 ?Walhalla_Ar.. I 50 jun S 28 am KASTIIOUND. Daily. Daily Pass'g'r. Mixed. No. No. 12. No. .'). 8-1 ?Walhalla_Lv.. (I lo am 5 85pm 32 ?West Union. ? Ulam 5 41pm ,. * l ... ..... t 0 00 imi M ' [Saneen. ? Wain p. si pm IS t Adam's Crossing. U 48 am 0 40pm 10 tChorry Crossing. 0 58 nm 0 56 pm 18 ?J'ciidl?ton -. io 01 nm 7 04pm io j Antun.10 OD am 7 15 pm 7 1 Denver.10 IS am 7 24 pm 0 ?Anderson... Ar..10 10 am 7 45 pm (*) Regular slop; (1) Kiag station. Will also slop at tho follow mg stations to take oner let oil" passengers: I'bin ncy's, .James anil Sandy Springs. No. 12 connects with Southern Railway No. li at Anderson. No. ll connects with Southern Railway Nos. ll and :JS at Seneca. j. lt. ANOKUSON, Superintendent. Pickens R. R. Co. SCHKOULK IN KFKKCT JUNK 20TII, IS'.'S. On and altor .lum- 'J(ltli tin- following schedule will ix- run over the l'iekeiis Un 11 rond tor tho jim pose ol IllilllilllS I reicht and passengers, viz. No. M. Dallv Kxecnt Sunday. No. m. K<-;nl Down. Mixed Traill. Head up. J 20 il ni.I.V l'iekeiis Ar.7 Mia III ii 00 a ni.Ar Kaslcy l.v.7 UC II III No. 12. Itally Kxccpt Sunday. No. II. Kemi Duwil. PilMSCIIUcr Service.* Head l p. 1 (Mi p ni.l.v l'iekeiis Ar.f> l'> p ni 1 lu ii in .Ar Kaslcy l.v.f> 06 p III Trains will stop to take on or let oil passengers nt Hie I ol low in;: eiossinj;s: ferguson's, Par sons's and MuuUnil'A. Depot will be open lor thu receiving and deliv ei y ol I nihill I rom sa. ni. lo \'? m. Wo will nialii- il lo your interest io patronize our home roud by giving goutl service and I o i m i pt attention. ..... ,. I JULIUS K. notiOS, l'resident. Approved, j j .,. | AVi.t)i!, Hen. Malinger. tlitntio Coast l^iiio, Passenger Depart in cut, Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807, Fast Line "Between Charleston and Columbia and Lipper South Carolina and North Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In offoct February 2ith, 1807. W KBTW Altlli ?No. 62. Leave Charleston. 7 00am " Lanes. S 20 " " Sumter. U 86 " Arrive Columbia.10 55 " " Prosperity.ll 58 p tu " Newberry.12 10 " " Clinton.12 60 " " Laurens. 1 15 " Greenville. :5 oo " " Spartanburg. :i 00 " " Winnsboro. li 15 pm " Charlotte. S 20 " " lloudorsonvillo.ti 08 " " Asheville. 7 00 " KASTW Alli). ?No. ?8. Leave Asheville. 8 20am " llendersonville. 0 15 " " Spartanburg.ll 45 " " Uroonville.ll 50 " " Laurens. 1 45 " " Clinton. 2 10 " " Newberry. 2 57 " " Prosperity. :' 13 " " Columbia. 5 15 " Arrive Sumter. 0 36 " " Lanes. 7 48 " " Charleston.0 25 !! ? Daily. Nos. 5*2 and f>:5 Solid Trains between Charleston and Columbia. S. C. IL M. KM KKSON, Gcil'l Passenger Agent. J, lt. KKNLV, Gonoral Manager. T. M. EM KKSON, Traillo Manatror "THE CHARLESTON LINE." SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEO RC IA RAILROAD COMPANY. Timo Table in KU cc; lanuary 1st, 1890. (OLUM 1.1 A DIVISION. (Mast Hound-Daily.) Lv Columbia.ti -15 am Ar branchville. s 52 am Lv branchville. I? o,*> am Ar Charleston.ll oo am Lv Columbia. ;! 55 pm A r < charleston. s 17 pm (West Hound.) Lv Charleston. 7 00 am Ar Col umbin .ll no am Lv Charleston. 5 80 pm Ar branchville. 7 86 pm Lv branchville..... 7 60 pm Ar Columbia.lo lo pm (AMD KN li lt A NC 11. (Kast bound- Daily except Sunday.) Lv Columbia. :i 55 pm 0 20 am Ar Camdeu. ti 38 pm ll 40 am (West bound.) Lv ('aniden. S 15 am ;i 00 pm Ar ( lo) um bin.ll 00 nm 6 30 pm AUGUSTA DIVISION. (West Hound Daily.) Lv Columbia. ti 15 am 55 pm Ai branchville. s 52 nm ? 02 pm Ar Augusta.Il ?I am lo 46 pm (Last Lound.) Lv Augusta. li 20 am .'! 55 pm Ar branchville. N 52 am ti H2 pm Lv branchville. 8 55 am 7 50 pm Ar Columbia.Il 00 lim lo IO pm AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON KX PRESS. (North Lound.) Lv Auen.sta. 2 'io pm Ar Aiken. :; ott pm Ar Denmark. .| |jj jim (South Lound.) Lv Donmni k. i; 17 am Ar Aiken. 7 lo am Ar Augusta. 7 ;y, ft," INFORMATION. Trains leaving Charleston at 7.(Mt a. m. and arriving al Columbia at I LOO a, ni. run soliil from Chai lesion to Asheville. Through sleeper on train leaving Charleston ... fi.20 p. ni. for Atlanta, con necting nt branchville willi train leaving ( Columbia at 15 p. m. Any fui'thor Information can bo ob tained from |{. I,, S IO A V Union Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbia, S. C Ii. A. KM KKSON, Ti attic Mgr., Charleston, S, C,