Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. -BY JAYNE8, SH EL O Ft, SMITH & STECK. H. T.JAYNK8, \v..a i i>,,n? ? *>. A. HMITlf, J. W. 811ELOU, J fc,)S- 1 1 WM* ( .5. A. STECK. SUBSCRIPTION, ?LOO PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. Communications of a personal chai actor charged for as advertisements. KSt" Obituary notices and tributos of rosnoot, of not ovor ono hundred words, will bo printed froo of charge All over that number must bo paid for at tho rate of ono cont a word. Cash to accompany manuscript. WALHALLA, S. C. : n'KDNKNDAV, ?OT. I?, HMM). AN EX-GOVERNOR AND EX-CONVICT. Tho Riso and Fall of Franklin J. Mosos, Onco Governor ol this State. Wallaco Putnam Heed, wiitin"; in a recent isime of the Atlanta Journal, says : The name of Franklin J. Moses is familiar to many of my reader?, but it ?8 safe to say that very few of j them know anything of his rccont history. "What has become of Kx-Gover nor Moses, of your State ?" I asked a South Carolinian some weeks ago. "Ho is now serving a term for forgery in a Western prison," was tlie prompt answer. My informant gave no details, and finally ho admitted that he knew nothing definite. Ina hasty way he was under the impression that lie had heard or read ol' the airest, trial and imprisonment of Moses in Illi nois. "I nm not certain about the State," lie said, "perhaps it is Michigan or Indiana." Then I asked another South Caro linian tlie same question. "Dead long ago," was his answer. "When and where did he die?" "Well, I have forgotten, but 1 think he's dead." A few days later I read a news paper account of the arrest in Bos ton of the unlucky ex-Governor. AH the story goes, Moses conducted a weekly newspaper at Kevere, Mass., until a short time ago. Recently he sold it, but ho concealed this fact, and fraudulently obtained live dol lars from Mr. .lohn [lardy, of Bos ton, who believed that he was deal ing with the owner of the paper. When the Boston man found that he had been swindled ho made in quiries, and learned that Moses was the former Governor of South Caro lina ; that, he hat! left his State with a rascally record ; had served a terni in the Massachusetts prison for swindling the late Frederick Ames, Thomas Wentworth Higginson nnd others, of Boston, and had been im prisoned for a similar offense in New York. Mr. Hardy lost his temper, and did not rest until he had his distin guished acquaintance looked up. At this point 1 lost sight of tin case, but tho (diallers are that the prisoner will end his career in stripes. There was a time when friends and even strangers caine forward to help, but th?j will not do il non1. When he was released from prison, B?tne years ago, a kind-hearted man met him in the warden's oil!CO and took him to his country home, willi the hope of reforming him. The experiment was a failure. Who is this degenerate ? Franklin ,1. .Moses was no carpet bagger imported I rom the North, and he can hardly be called a scala wag. lie belongs to a good (dd South Carolina family, nnd his father, the late Chief Justice Moses, ol" that State, was regarded as an honorable man of exceptional talent. But Voting Moses went wrong from the first. Farly in life he was welcomed in the best society. Hand some, magnetic and talented, it was easy for him to become a leader, and naturally a publie career attracted him. When ho entered politics South Carolina was so completely mulei Republican control that the Demo crats were hopeless. Tho best peo pie of tho Stale, however, made a brave struggle against overwhelming odds, or migrated to other localities. lt was dangerous at that tinto for a native South Carolinian to go over lo the BcpublicailS, but .Moses was ambitious, reckless ami unscrupu lous. Bold, brilliant and over-eon lident, ho believed that Republican rule in the South would last for at least a general ion, and his idea was to join hands willi the victors and seize a lion's share (d' the spoils. During thc reconstruction ern his daring methods and conspicuous tal ent made him the acknowledged boss of the corrupt ion isis. lu the Legislature he was Speaker ol' the House, and in a short time he had the Senate under his control. His word was law to the black legions and their white allies who rallied around the Republican stan dard. He was elected Governor, Marly success, however, had ruined him, and when he took his seat in the Kxecutive ? hair he had parted with the last remnant ol' principle. The proud South Carolinians hung their heads in shame when they re membered that their Governor was no alien no base (hurl from the gutter-'-but a member ot' one of their most honored families. Tho Governor ruled with a nigh hand from tho start. Disregarding the pleadings ol' his old friends, and of his wife who was a relined and estimable lady, be drew around him a gang (d' rapacious adventurers, sold public offices ami borrowed money righi and left, with no idea (d' ever repaying il. Ile gambled and ri 1 Ulik with his boon companions, and the newspap ers hinted of shameful nightly orgies in his office. Ami yd this patrician rene? was so blight and handsome, so clever and winning, that the hot blooded Democrats offered him no violence. To the Very last his people hoped that ho would sec the error ol' his ways and turn over a m u leaf. "I owe a million dollars on this street !" This off hind statement was made by the (lovernor on; day to a friend when the two were walking down I '('; Aa the blood contains all the demon taut that it bc kept free of all itnpuritU poisoning instead of "nourishing the body Some poisons enter the blood from withou inoculation ; others from within, as wht system and ferment, allowing disease ger circulation. While all blood troubles lia peculiarity to distinguish it from the othei Cancer, Rheumatism, Kcz.eina and other bi a certain sore, ulcer, eruption or inflainuiati disease shows sooner or later on the ou1 Many mistake thc sore or outward tngu f external applications. Valuable time is lo BLOOD TROUBLES RE QU nentlv eradicated- - the blood reinforced, \ potash and arsenic, thc treatment usually doses - never cure, but do much hann by or any similar blood trouble, write them fe tlenee. We make no charge for this servie tho main business stroot of Columbia. "Not quito timt much, I hope," replied his companion. "Yes, I owo fully that amount," was the reply, and then Moses pro ceeded to name tho various banks and business houses which wore his largest creditors, statiug tho sums he owed them. His estimate bad not ovor-sbot tho mark. I Ie owed a little over a million. Creditors dunned him. They sued, threatened and begged by turns, but without avail, Tho Governor held the fort, and bis swarms of black and white hench men stood between him and the outer world. With legislators ami judges ready to do his bidding, and with friends in high places at Washington, wdiat remedy had his victims? The pcoplo were oppressed and plundered until they were in despair. | Tho early English Governors of India were not more greedy and un scrupulous than this son of the Pal metto State who used bis authority to plumier and beggar bis neighbors. Put it is a long lane that bas no I urning. Such asiate of affairs could not Inst forever. There were thousands ol* honest Republicans in South Caro lina, and they aided the Democrats in reforming thc government, and barring out Moses and his crowd. Out Of oflioo, descried by bis hang ers-on, and conscious of the fact that I he was a man without a friend, and without a future, the outcast Gover nor took his wife and went North. lie had been too extravagant and thoughtless to save any money, and after borrowing here and there, and stealing his wife's dresses to pawn for a few dollar-?, he became a pelly swindler, and since then bas steadily | followed the downward road which , has landed him in more than one i prison. j It is one of the saddest stories of i tho wreck and ruin of a brilliant man that was over told. I believe that it is the only ease of the kind iii the history Of our repub lic No American Governor, before or since this degenerate, was ever sent lo prison for larceny or for swindling. Many good South Carolinians have predicted for years that their cx Govcrnor would end his days in prison, and they have probably made 110 mistake. While it is true that tho law should be no respecter of persons, I have never been able to recover from my shock when I beard that this former Governor of one of tho proudest of the Old Thirteen States bad been forced lo wear convict stripes and work side by side with common felons. What has become of Mrs. Moses? I have asked this question many Limes, bul it lias never been answered. Evidently, there is no hope for Moses. Ile is HOI willing to be saved. Doctors7Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great "driving I wheel" in the mechanism ol man, and when it is ont oforder, the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result. Tutt's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. Forty-Two Years in thc Railroad Service Capt. "Pillie" Smith, ono of the ildost and best known conductors in the Greenville and Columbia Kail .omi, yesterday celebrated the forty lecond year ol' bis service with the. iorporal ion. Capt. "Hillie" says that ho feels ike a young chicken anti is still the srowder pea in tho dish. Ile is known by almost, every per on who ever traveled over bis road nu! no one knows him but to like lim. Ile is always polite, clever and iccommodnting. His many friends here oongratu llto linn on his splendid state ol' l?al?i and wish for him many more ?cars ot' service.--Greenville News, Ictobcr 11 tb. This is the season when mothers are ibu med on account of croup, ll is quickly II,rd by (lue Minute Cough Cure, which liihlron like to take. .1. W. Hell. Colton Growers. Thc Cotton Growers' Association iel Saturday to consider a warehouse rrangement. As the result, farmers mi sloie their coll?n in thc Eureka jills warehouse at 15 cents a bale cr mouth and draw throc-?oiirtlis of ?S market value from either of tho 'lu ster banks at six per cent, inter -t. The charge forslorago includes is II ra i iee.-I 'hester I. .intern / >e, tober Olli, The bi st method of cleansing the liver . ihc use ol' the lamons little pills known s DeWitt'n Lillie Karly Risers. Kiisv to ike. Xever gripe. .1. W. Hell. ts necessary to sustain life, it if) hnpor ;s, or it becomes a source of disease, , and loss of health is sure to follow, t, through the skin hy absorption, or m waste products accumulate in the ms to develop and bc taken into thc vc one common origin, each has some r. Contagious blood Poison, Scrofula, _ lood diseases cnn be distinguished by m2 on appearing on the skin, livery blood tside ami on the weakest part of the bod} or the real disease, and attempt a cure bj st and no permanent benefit derived from s IRE BLOOD REMEDIES; the mrified and cleansed, or the disease goes d r prescribed in this class of diseases, are \ adding another poison to the already overb S. S. S., Nature's own remedy, made < lie blood, antidotes and forces out nil impur nd healthy, and nt the same time builds ui urcly vegetable blood purifier known, am" lood troubles. A record of 50 years of si iifailing specific for all blood and skin trou Fi*oo Moefloal Ti*oatrttontm - ( killed physicians, who have made blood am ontagions Blood Poison, Cancer, Scrofula, R illy for advice about your case. All corres] e. Book on blood ami skin diseases free. Monumental I am prepared at Monuments, Tombs, St and Headstones.^ - Having d?sign?e ener Monument Executive Conni mental work in can satisfy all wi c. H. MA ADDRESS. Ti Ei ALE Charleston to Get thc Naval Station. Before the Rogers Hoard, detailed Lo investigate the proposed transfer d' the naval station from Port Royal Lo Charleston, makes its final report 1 further survey of the coast, holli at Charleston and Port lloynl, will have Lo he made. This information was obtained nt tho navy department, jays tl Washington dispatch, last Tuesday from Rear Admiral Kndi ..ott, eh ic I* of the bureau of yards ind ducks. Continuing, tho dispatch says : Secretary Long stated also that ho s anxious lo have tho hoard submit ts report without delny, and ho has lddresscd 11 hole to Hear Admiral Uogers, president of tho hoard, to hat effect. It is practically deter ninod, as has been previously stated n these dispatches, that a majority >f the board favor tho transfer of he station from Port Royal to Chnr CStOll and when tho final report is irnmcd it will contain 11 rccominon lation to that effect. Technically 10 conclusion has been filially reach id, owing to a desire on the part of he hoard to obtain further informa Jon concerning the coast near Char eslon, and also at Port Royal, which s to form ?1 part of the report. The ulditionnl survey is lo be done by .he coast survey exports, and it is indcrstood that they can hardly lomploto the work before the latter ?art ol' November, and the proba lility is that the report ol' the hoard nay not he placed in the hands of he Secretary ol" the Navy before the 1st ol' December. At least thal is he best judgment ol' Rear Admiral Kndicntt. .Some ol' the naval oflicers ivho have investigated the subject my they cannot understand why Tort Royal was originally selected is a sile for a naval station. They idmillhnlil has au abundance of valor, but they declare that it is in lefonsible in time of war ami was so ?roven eluting the war of the rebel ion. (-Jen. Renuregard, who was irobnhly the best engineer in the southern army, pronounced it an ind?sirable place for such a station. )n tho other hand naval oflicers re gard Charleston as thoroughly do onside, and they point to the Int el's record during tho war between he Stales. The report, it is undor tood, will bring out strongly and (inclusively all the good and bad Klints of both places, ami it is be loved that Charleston's advantages mtweigh Port Royal's several fold. H?rings are about to begin by the laval authorities on tho points under lonsulcrftMon for tho new naval sta ion at ClinrlestOll, says another dis intch. All of the sites under COU idernlion ure localed near the city ?ark and adjacent to the river. One if them is known as "Tho Point." rhero is said to be ample !' idh of valor for a station at any om ol' the .oints hoing considered, -4 . Peelings of safety nervado the house old thal uses One Minute Cough Cure, he only harmless comedy thal produces nm od?ate results, ll is Infallible foi Ollghs, colds, croup and all throat and mg troubles, lt will proven! oonsnmp on. ,). W. |;( ||. Quick Work hy a Georgia Court. K1.11KKT0N, GA,, October 8.- At n ulled SOSsioil of the Klberlon Supe- ? ior Court to-day, William Hrnuch, IO negro Who murdered (leorgo I). ?ell Oil September lilith, was indicted, 'icd, convicted and sentenced lo be angetl on ( lelohcr "Jilt h. The (jiiick I 'Ork O? Judge Seaborn Reese in tho ise has dispelled all fears of n lynch Torturing skin eruptions, lunns and . rcs an; soothed al (ince and promptlv caled hy implying Dewitt's Witch Hazel live, 'he hi st known cure for piles, l?e i are of worthless imitations. JAY". Hoi I r> + Canoor, m Scrofula, " . 0#?# Sores, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Chronic UlcorSm /t or where it finds the least resistance. r the use of Balves, liniments and other nch treatment. poison must be completely and penna ecper and saps the very life. Mercury, doieut poisons, even when taken in small urdeucu, diseased blood, of roots and herbs, attacks the disease in ities, makes weak, thin blood rich, strong > the general health. S. S. S. is the only I the only one that can reach deep-seated iccessf ul cures proves it to be a reliable, bles. Dur Medical Department is in charge of I skin diseases a life study, so if you have heumatism, Eczema, an Old Sore or Ulcer, xjndence is conducted in strictest coufu SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Designing; ! all times to fill orders for atuary I and executed thc Wag for thc Semi-Centennial nittee, and other monu this section, 1 feel that 1 ho wish work in this line. YHEW, WALHALLA, S. C. HANDER Livery, Feed and Sale . . Stable, . . WALHALLA, S. C. Good Teams and Saddle Horses. Fertilizers and Dynamite on Hand all tho Year Hound. PHONE No. ll. Thc Most Popular Book. Thc Bible is still the most popular of all books. During the year 1890 the American Bible Society issued 1,400,800 copies in f>8 different lan guages. In tho 84 years of thc So ciety's existence it has issued 57,800, 800 copies.--Cordelo Call. No other pills can equal DeWitt's Lit tle Farly Risers for promptness, certainty mid elllcioiicy. .J. \V. Hell. Orango growers in [florida now cover their trees with tents so ar ranged as to admit the sunlight on one side and keep out frosty winds on thc other. In each tent, is an oil lamp, which is lighted on cold nights to keep tho trees warm. Thc grow ers are warned of the approach of un favorable weather in ah unique way. As the mails travel slowly in some of tho thinly populated dis tricts, thc Govornhlcnt requires tin engineers of express trains to blow I heir whistles six times in every three miles when a "cold wave" is known to h \ coining. Southern Interstate Fair, Atlanta, Ga., Octo ber 10 27, 1900. <)n account of tho aboVO occasion the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta and return from Ozark Troy, Montgomery, Selma. Hirmingham Ala.; Nashville, Knoxvill .Tenn.; Ashc ville?, N. C.; Spartanburg, Columbia Charleston, S. C. ; Jaok&onvillo, L Ul ty, Live Oak, Fla., and Intermediate dations; also from all points in the State il Georgia at the following rates: For individuals-One first-class fare for the round trip, plus ?0 cents admis don to the fair grounds; for children between ages of live and twelve years, lh cents will be added to ticket rate tor utmission to fair grounds. For military companies and brass tiands, in uniform, twenty or moro on me ticket, a rate of ono cent por mile in >ach direction per capita, plus arbitra : ?es. Dates ol sale from all points in State if Georgia, October Ut h to 27th, i nelli live, and from points within tho States if Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, south Carolina and Florida, October 12, 10, 18, 251 and 25; lina) limit of all ticket? let ober ilO, 1000. For detailed information as lo rates, ?eservalions, etc., call on or address any tgClll of tho Southern Railway Ol' its con leetions. S. II. llAHIiWICK, Asst. Ooiiornt l'ass. Agt" Atlanta, tia. Contract for Steward. I1IIF. CONTRACT for Steward of thc I'oor Farm, for tho year beginning january Isl, 1001. will be'let at timothee if the Hoard of County Commissioners, II Walhalla, S. C., to the lowest respon sible bidder, on the first Tuesday in No 'ember, IIKXi, upon sealed hills. Fach bidder will he required to ac io m pa ny his hid willi a statement of tho lumber of his family, a ltd ages of his ?liilil i ?-ii. As ll part Ol the duties of the ?toward lie will ho oxpootod lo receive md work the chaingang at such times as he Hoard may send lt there. The Hoard reserves the right to reject ny ami all bids. .1. M. HU NN I CUTT, Supervisor. < >< lober IO, KHK). li l l Kodol )yspepsia Cure Dincsts what you eat. Hurl i lie ia) ly digest s t be food ntid aids I aturo in strengthening and recon I.meting tho exhausted digestivo or ans. lt, ls t he latest discovered digest* nt and tonic. No ot ber preparation an approach lt In efficiency. It in Uintly roi I eves and permanent ly cures lyspcpsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, 'lultilonco, Sour Stomach, Nausea, lek Headache,Gast ralgia,Cramps fina II other results of I inperfect digest) on. rice r>n.\ and fi. f*nrge slzo contains 2 li timos Ililli Sl/.O. Hook (dlftbOUtdyspopslft malled free Prepared hy E. C. DcvVITT A CO. Chicago FOR SALK RV DR. J. W. HELL. Master's Sales. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OCONKB COUNTY. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. PURSUANT TO DECREES OF TIIE AFORESAID COURT, In tho casos mentioned bolow, I will ofter for salo, to tho highest bidder, in front of tho Court Doune, at Walhalla, S. C., on MONDAY, tho 5th day of NOVEMBER, between tho legal hourn of salo, tho true tn of land bolow dosoribod : . lu tito caso of II. L, Brandt, J iain t ?IT, against Lomuol V. Adair and Blookloy and Frot woll, Defendants All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and hoing in Oconeo county, State of South Carolina, from tho Poplar ooruor on Dinney branch on Jackson's lino to pine knot ooruor on Wost; from pino knot to rod olm on Don nerons; on tho East bounded by Alexan der, up tho crook to rook corner; bound ed by Ilesbu ou East from rook ooruor on crook to poplar on tho Jackson lino; on tho North sido by J. F. Millor, it boinj a part of tract of laud formerly owned and known as tho William Adair land, OU Donnerons crook, waters of Seneca Uiver, bounded by lauds of Alexander, Henne and ot h ern, containing forty-live acres, moro or loss. TEUMS: One-half cash, balance on credit of twolvo mouths, with interest from day of salo, secured by bond of tho purchaser nud mortgage of tho promises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. J. W. HOLLEMAN, Master Oconoo county. October 10, 1900. In tho caso of H. T. Jaynos, as Adminis trator, Plaintiff, against R. Y. II. Lowery and Tho Seneca Bank, Defendants. AM that certain picco, parcol or tract of land, situate, lying and hoing in Oco neo county, Stato of South Carolina, ad joining lands on tho 1st day of Septem ber, 1800, of W. A. Lowery, Mrs. E. P Lowery, J. A. Harbin and others, tho samo hoing a portion of tho tract of land convoyed by H. S. Porchor to A. J Lowery and all of tho said tract of land which was convoyed to lt, Y. IL Lowery by W. A. Lowery, B. L. Lowery and Catharine Lowery on the said 1st day of September, 1800, loss ono hundred and twenty-thrco acres thereof, sold and couvoyod to W. A. Lowory by H. Y. II. Lowory on tho 0th day of March, 1800, leaving a remainder of livo hundred and thirty-li ve acres, moro or less, decreed t<^ bo sold under judgment of foreclosure! in tho above entitled action. TERMS: Ono-hnlf cash on day of salo, balance on a credit of ono year. Interest from day of salo, to bo secured hy bond of tho purchaser and mortgage of tho promises. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. J. W. HOLLEMAN, Master Oconeo county. Octobor 10, WOO. In tho caso of T. A. Davis, Plaintiff, against J. P. Denton and M. E, Doaton, Defend ants. Ono undivided one-half interest in all that picco, parcel or tract of land, situ ate, lying and hoing in tho county of Oconeo, Stato of South Carolina, con taining two hundred and eighty acres, moro or loss, and bounded by lands of Joseph Lylcs, J. J. Norton, Carter and others. TERMS' One-half cash, balance in ono annual installment, credit portion to bear interest from day of salo and bo secured by bond of tho purchaser and mortgage of tho promises. That in tho event of failuro of purchaser to comply with tho terms nf sale within livo days from day of salo, tho Master to iM-adver tise and ro-sell said premises on tho fol lowing or some subsequent salesday thereafter on tho same terms at tho risk of the former pu rob asor. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. J. W. HOLLEMAN, Master for Oconeo County. October 10, MUK). 41-11 Executors' Sale of Real Estate. STATE OF SOUTH DA KOLI NA, } COUNTY OK OOONKK, J NOTICE is hereby given that hy virtue of tho power and direction con tinued in the last Will and Testament of J. ll. Sanders, deceased, wo will soil, at public, outcry, at Walhalla Court 1 Luise, South Carolina, on salesday in NOVEM BER NEXT, within tho legal hours of sale, tho following described HEAL ESTATE, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcol or tract of land, situate, lying and being in tho County of Oconoo, State of South Caro lina, adjoining lands of .LA. Kubanks, J. J. Haley, J. W. Boardon, J. W. King, lt. W. King, M. F. Cain, Andrew Bear den and others, containing seventy acres, more or less, tho same being known as Ibo homestead of the said .1. H. Sanders, deceased. TEKMS : Dash. Purchaser to pay ex tra for papers and stamps. S. PETER SANDERS, HANDY (?. MARETT, Executors. Octobor 10, I00O. 41-44 Executors1 Sale of Personalty. I)V virtue of tho power and authority ) contained in tho last will and testa ment of J. H. Sanders, deco: sod, wo will sell, to tho highest bidder, at public out cry, at tho late residence of the deceased, near Oak way, S. C., on THURSDAY, tho 25th day of October, WOO, at ll o'clock A. M., tho goods and chattels belonging to said estate, to wif : Ono mare, ono buggy, one one-horse wagem, one set of surveyor's instru ments, ono share of stock in the ('Les well Cotton .Ni ills, lui nf household and kitchen furniture, farming implements, and fa-ions articles of personal property. TERMS: Cash. S. PETER SANDERS, HANDY G. MARETT, Executors last Will and Testament of J. H. Sanders, deceased. Octobor 10, WOO. 41-42 NOTICE OF ELECTION For State and County (Milcos and for Amendments to State Constitution. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,/ COUNTY OK Ooo .NICK. \ NOTICE is hereby given that an elec tion will bo hohl at tho several pro ducts established hy law in Oconoo .minty mi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 0, WOO, for the following offtcos, to-wi ti '.ovornor, Lieutenant-Governor, Socro lary of state, Attorney Oonoral, Comp troller Deneral, Adjutant and Inspector [lenora!, state Treasurer, .state Superin tendent of Education, one Kai I road Com missioner, one. Circuit Solicitor, ono Sen itor, two Representatives in tho General Assembly, Supervisor, Sheriff, (Merk of 'oort , Coroner and County Snpoi inten lent of Kducation. Pursuant to tho Constitution Of South larolinn, and the terms of Joint KOBO)li ions No. 340 and 341, approved February 10th, A. I). WiM>, [ A ?of South Carolina, >p, f)70 and 671,] an .-lection will also he icld at the same time and place for i mend m cu I s to tho ('ons ti tn lion of Soul h larolina. as follows: Amend Section 7, of Al Molo VIII, of he Constitution of South Carolina, as ol lo W'S! Add at thc end thereof the fid owing wolds: "Provided, That tho limb ation Imposed by this Section and by lection .">, Article IV, of this Const!tu lon shall md. apply to bonded indebted' icss incurred by thc cities of Columbia, lock Hill, Charleston and Florence, \ herc tho proceeds of said bonds arc ipidicd solely for the purchase, cstuh ishmcnt. maintenance or Increase of rater works plant, sewerage system, gas nd electric light plaids, where tho entire evenue ai ?sing from tho operation of nidi plants or systems shall be devoted olely and exclusively to the lnainlcn I1C0 and operation of the same, ?iud y hore the question of incurring such in obtednoss is submitted to the freehold is and qualified voters of such munich al I ty, as provided in tho Constitution, Spon tho question of othor bondod in Ob tO (ll IO BB." A mond tho Constitution of South Caro lina by adding thereto tho following to bo kuown as "Artiolo I of Amendments to tho Constitution": "Tho Gouoral As Hom My shall pr?vido by law for tho con ( lem nation, through propor o (Vi ci al oban UOIB. of all Knds nooossai y for tho propor drainage ol .ho sawmp and low lauds of this State; and Bhall al HO pr?vido for the equitablo assessment of ail lands so drained, for tho purposo of paying tho expenses of such condemnation and drainage." Tho said Amendments Bhall be sub mitted in such manner that tho oledor? qualified to voto for Mombors of tho 11 ouse of Representativos ahull vote for or against oach of such amendments separately. Amondmonts ohould bo on soparato tickets. Ballots in favor of tho adoption of an amendment should contain the amendment voted upon in full, followed by tho word "Yes;" ballots opposed to tho adoptiou of an amendment should contain tho amendment voted upon, fol lowed by tho word "No." POIIB at each voting placo will bo opened at 7 o'clock A. M. and closed at 4 o'olook P. M. Tho following named persons have boon appointed Managers of Klootion for State and County offlcoB aud for Amend ments to Statu Constitution, to wit : Fair Play-M C Harton, Samuol J Qrubbs, S W Lindsay. South Union-John W Sholor, John t Roedor, M W Gibson. Marlo's-J A Brown, J T Whitworth, P A Grant. Tokooua-F Ii Hilton, Sr, It A Mooro, C T Phillips. Oakway-W T Dearden, J P Ellis Clayton Harris. Friendship-N W Grant, II E Cox, (i N Cothran. Sonooa-John Myers, W A Barron James I J Grissop. Richland-J Paul Stribling, W T Hub bard, W ll Hughs. Wostminstor-A L Gossott, W M Kay A YV Siugloton. Fort Madison-J R Jones, John 1 Arve, J D Hull. Tugaloo Acadomy-C P Walker, Jobi \V Eyles, Portman Howell. Holly Springs-W T Chambers, J 1 Hare, Rowland Cobb. Damascus-George Matheson, P I Phillips, ll W Arvo. Double Springs-Simon Hunt, Hour; Hong. W J Harker. Cherrv Hill-C M Ridloy, W A Kolloy William E Orr. Littlo Rivor-1) I) Alexander, Jorcmial II Cantrell, J N Nicholson. Tamossoo-J J Rankin, T M Kelly, , >D Littlotou. Jocassco-John H Whitmiro, W I Qlazonor, John M Crow. Salem-J W Grant, R B Robertson Frank Heaton. High Kalls-Thoa W Grogan, G ? White, John S Cox. Wost Union-A II Ellison, C W Wie! liffc, Jeff L Moser. Walhalla-S N Hitchford, L II Rin rodt, M A Jafforson. Nowry-R A Sanders, W II Crawfon J L Harker. Glomson CollogO-II C Routh, John Calhoun, A 0 Gordon. On day of Eleotion tho M a nager? mu? organizo by tho election of a Chairma and a Clerk. Tho Constitutional oat must bo taken by each Manager bofoi ho can act, and also by tho (Merk. Til Chairman elected is empowered to at minister oaths. Tho Managers havo tho power to lill vacancy, and if none of tho Managers a tomi, tho citizens can appoint fro among tho quallicd voters tho Manager who, after hoing sworn, can conduct tl election. At tho eloso of tho election, tho Man gcrs and Clerk must proceed publicly opon the ballot boxes and count tho bf lots therein, and continuo without a journmcnt until tho same is complote and make a statement of tho result f each ollico and sign tho samo. Within tinco days thereafter, tl Chairman of tho Hoard, or some ono dc ignated by tho Hoard, must deliver the Commissioners of Election tho pi lists, tho boxes containing tho balle and written statements of tho result tho election. Ono of tho above named Managers each precinct must call upon tho Boa of Commissioners at. Walhalla Coi; House on Saturday, November 3d, UH to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and i stractions, and to be qualified. S. H. MARET, W. W. HU RI,KY, J. N. WATKINS, Commissioners of State Election, October 10, 1000. 41-41 NOTICE OF ELECTIO For Presidential F.leelors and Kepi sontativos in tho 57th Congross of thc United States. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF OCONKK, NOTICE is hereby given that an cl tion will bo hohl at tho several p cincts established by law in Ocot county on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11)00, for niuo Presidential Electors, n for a Representative in tho Fifty-Sovoi Congress of tho United States, Th Congressional District. Holls at each voting precinct will opened at 7 o'clock A. M. and o!.ld 1 o'clock I?. M. Tho following named persons hi been appointed Managors of Klccti to-wit: Pair Play-A R Marett, Tims [sholl P Grant. South Union-M II McJunkin, T Marett, John H Harris. Earle's-Woodson Giles, E P Earle W Ables. Tokoono-W P Mason, John R Zn ary, W S Prichard. Oakway-H A Daly, John A Kuban S ll King. Kriendship-W W Campbell, L O P lips, W H Moor'). Seneca-John A Harbin, T M How? S C Higgerstal?. Richland-W D Stribling, E I) Kos M G Wilkinson. Westminster-W G Smithson, J Riley, J A Knox. Kort Madison-J I, Bryan, T A Si cor, R H Collina. Tugaloo Academy-W F Hughes, Walker, Hiemann Hong. Holly Springs-Patrick Chambers, Taylor Hinton, Hardy Blackwell. Damascus- F 1) Rotholl, Thus J < tor, Nathaniel Phillips. Double Springs-K M Uamby, Ja I, Hunter, J T Eyles. Cherry Hill--V G Hunter, Wai Keown, lil o Crane, Littlo River-D O Sheppard, Jame! Talley, Josiah Holden. Tamossoo-John P Beaty, W E Ran loo W Cronshaw< Jocassco-VV M Brown, A L Whit ni i li Crow. Salem-ll II Grant, W M Korry, / Sloss. Iliiih Kails-J H Hill, W K Rower i llunnioutt. Wost Union-Jesse ? Novillo, L< ,ay, J A I vos tor. Walhalla - J I) Isboll, W 0 Hike, J Alexander. Newry-Olin M Watson, K ll W nire, Lawrence Hoggs. Clemson College-J H McCracl linns Gillison, S W Cox. The ballot boxes in tho precincts n ie so loca'ed as to bo in view of pow iiltsido the polling place during tho t >f the election. A space or enclosure soparato and incl from that used by tho Manager he Slate Election must bo railed ol) ithorwiso provided at each prooi indcr direction <>f Hit! undersigned. lint ODO voter must he allowed to 0 ny voling plano af a time, and no xropt the Managers must be allowo peak to the voter while in (ho vo dace casting his vote. Kor further instruction set? notice !om missioners of state Election. Ono of tho Managers at oach pt'OO amed above must, call upon tho Hi f Commissioners for tho Kederal l ion nf Walhalla Court House on Sa ny, November 3d, 11)00, to receive bi oxes, poll lists and instructions, an e qualified WM. M. CAMPBELL, T. A. GRANT, L. A. KINO. Commissioners of Kederal Klootio Walhnlla, S. C., October 10, WOO. I SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condensed Sohedule of Paase"??r Train?. In Moo* May Oth, 1000. Ve?. No. 18. FatMa Northbound. No. 18. No. 83. Ex. No. 86. unity. Daily. Sun. Dally. Lr. Atlanta.QT 7 60 ? 18 00m 4 80 p ll j? p Atlantft.BT 8 00? 1 OOp 6 80p 18 Wu u NoruroM.. 980?. 0 20 p 1 W ft " Buford. 10 05 a. 7 08p 198? " Gainosvlllo 10 05 n 2 26 p 7 80 p 2 18 ? Lula. 10 68 H 8 46p 8 00 p 8 88? "- Cornella.... ll 86a. 8 80p. " Mt. Airy... 1180?. 8 86p ........ LT. Tocooa...., ll 63 a _8 88 p 0 00 g 8 28 ? Ar. Mlborlon... . 6 Sip."TI fc S Lv, Klboftoii.. ? 0 00 ft .i.. Cv. W'inlMtiter. TTuini. 4 OtTS Seueoa. 18 62 p 4 16 p . 4 N ? ?' Contra!.,... 1 48 p. 4 66? " Green vlilo. 2?4p 6 2tp. 600? * Spar'buri*. 8 87 p 0 lip. 7 08? " Gnifuoy.. . 4 20p 0 46p. 7 48 ft " 1 Blttokwburg 4 U8p 7 08p. 8 03 ft Ki UK'S Mt.. 6 t?p. 8 87 ft " Gftstonla... 6 86p. 8 61? " Chftrlott*.. OUOp 8 18p. 8 60ft Ar. Gro'nsboro 0 56 p 10 4T p .... 12 83 p Liv. Gro'naboro. ll 46 p. Ar. Norfolk ... .... . 8 ?a. . Ax;Danville, ll 86p ll 68p. 1 88p Ar. Riohiuond.. OOOn OOOn. 0 26 p Ar. W'htngtou. 0 42 a. 8 60 p " B'moreP.R. 8 00n. ll Sp * PUM?lpbU. 10 15 ft. 2 S?ft " NOT/ York. 1? 48m. 0 83 ft FstMa Vea. ?outhboaud. No. 35.1 No. 87. No. ll. Daily. Dally. Dally. Lr. N.Y.,Fft.R. 18 15 a ~T&?p. . Ph'delphlft. 8 50 a 0 68 p. . " Ilaltlniore.. 0 22ft 080p. " NVnst/ton.. ll 16 n 10 4Bp. . Lr. Richmond., lt Oin ll 00p ll 00p .. .... Lr. Danville..,. 6 48p 6 ep^a 0 io?. Lr. Norfolk... 9 00 n 8 Mp. .! Ar. Gre'nsboro 8 85 p 6 16 r.. . Lr. Gre'nsboro T10)> 7 05 a T87?. Ar. Oharlotto.. 0 45 p 9 25 ? 12 06m. Lr. Gastonla... 10 42p 10 07 a 1 18u. ? KliiK'R Mt.. ... I ol?. " Blaokuburg ll 25p 10 46 n ? OOp. " Gaffuoy... li 42 p 10 58 a 2 24p. M Bpat'burg. 12 20 H 1184 a 8 16 p. " Groo.-.vlire 180 a 12 80p 4 80p t? ff ? Central. 6 27p N?' u' " Sonc.?u. 2 82 a 1 80 p 5 63p **. W'miiistor. 6 lOp " Tog?on J 3 28a 8 lop 0 46 j) (TOTi ft Lr. Kit ter ii>ii... V 00 a I,80p. Ar. alberton.... ll 45a 6 ?Op ?? .. Lr. itt. AlryT. "TlHp 0 80? " Cornella. 7 82p ?85? " Lui?. 4 18 a 8 14 p 8 00 p 0 67ft " Gainesville 4B0ai 883p 8 20p? ?80ft " Buford. .. 6 02 o. 8 48 p 748? " Noroross. 6 25ft. 018p 02?? Ar. Atiantu.IiT 0 10a 4 65p 10 00 p 0 80? " Atlanta.CT' 5 I0a__a_00}> 0 OQpl 8 80? Botwoou Lull-, mid A thou?._ i7c7. H; IT?THJ: Ex. No. 13. STATIONS. No. 13. Ex. Bun. Dally. Dillly. Sun. 8 10p ll 05 a Lr. ..Lula Ar 10 50a 7U6p 8 84p ll 80 a "Maraville" 10 IQ a 7 00p 8 60p 1152 a " Harmony " 10 03 a 0 88 p 9 ?Op 12 BO p!Ar. Athena .Lr_0 25 a JMi Noto ?loso con?ootion n .ido at "Lula with main lino train*. "A" a. m. "P" p. m. "M" noun. "N" night. Chesapeake I,inn sternum-? lu dftily servio? betwnon Norfolk and Hui t i nu nc Nos. 87 and 88-Dally Washington ?nd Southwestern Vest?bulo Limito. 1 Through Pullman sloeplngcars botwocn Now York and Now Orleans, via Washington, Atlanta and Montgomery, and also between New York nud MonuihlR. via Washington, Atlanta and Bir mingham. Alan elegant PULLMAN LIBRARY OIISKIIVATION OAHH botwoon Atlanta and Now York. Flrstclaeu thoroughfare ooaohos bo twoon Washington and Atlanta. Dining car? servo all moats on rout?. Loaring Washing* lu g ton Mondays, Wednesdays ?nd Frld?y? ft tourist sleeping r?r will run through bot ween Washington and 8au Franoisco without change. Pullnian drawing-room Bleeping oars between Greensboro and Norfolk. Closo conneotlou at Norfolk for Oun POIKT OOM FONT. Nos. 86 and 80- United Statos Fast Mail rans ?olid between Washington and New OrleAns. ria Southern Ballway, A. Ss W. P. H. R. und L. & N. li. R., tKilng oouiposod of coaches, through without chango for passongors of ali olnshoA. Pul ilium drawing-room ?looping oars botwoou New York and Now Orleans, via At lanta and Montgomery and botwoon Bir mingham and Atlanta. Dining car.-, serve all mervin on rout?. Nos. ll, 8.'!, 84 and 12-Pullman ?looping car? between Richmond and Charlotte, via Dan ville, nouthlxmnd Nos. ll and 00, northbound Kn? ai and 12. FRANKO. GANNON, J. M. CULP, Third V P. & Gun. Mgr. T. M.. Wallington. W. A. TURK, H. li. HARDWICK. G. P. A-, Washington. A. G. P. A.. Atlanta. SOUTHERN RAIL WAY."" Condensed Schedule In Kffeot Juno 10th. 1000. gniimnua Daily Daily _~ TA 1 IONS. ^ Ko j5i_No. II. Lv. Charleston. Vi W pm 7*00 a m " Summerville. 18 oe n't 7 -il a m " Brnnnhvlllo. 1 65 a m 8 5? a in '* Oran gobur e. 2 fm a in 0 ya a in " Ringville.... 4 ?ti) a in 10 15J}_m Lv. .Savannah. i2 20 a in " Harn well. 4 18 ? in ." Blackvlllo.. _4 28 a in LtV. Columbi?. 7 00 a m ll 05 a in *' Proanortty. s 14 a m l? 10 u'n " Newberry. 8 !?) ft ni 12 25 p m " Nlnoty-Sfx. 0 :to a ni 1 A) p m " Greenwood. 9 50 ft in 1 55 p m Ar. Hodges. 10 15 a m _2 15 p m Lr. AblievUle._ ? ?i5 a in 1 35 p ni Ar. Beiton.. . ll 'l5_a_m 8 11^ p in Lv. Anderson.' H) 45 "a ni 2 35 p m j^.r. Greenville. 77".. iii Ai \> Tn 4 15 p in Ar. ?tlanla!(?'en.Tl)iie"l 8 65 p ml 9 00 p rn STATIONS. " Lr. GreoiiVillo.?" 5 :iii p m 10 ?6 ft in " Piedmont.. 0 00 p III 10 40 ft m " Williamston. 8 82 p m 10 55 ft lu J~r. Anderson_. .7_ 7 ?K p hi lt 40 a m ?.v. Belton . 0 46 p in ll 15 a in Ar. Donnalds. 7 15 ]> m ll 40 a in Ar. Aiibevllle............ s io i> in 18 25 p m Lv. Hodges. 7 !~> p m ll 65 a m Ar. Onion wood. 7 65 p in 12 20 p in " Ninety-Six. 8 Ki p ni 12 65 p m *' Newberry. (I 80 p 111 2 00 j) in " Proajierlty. 0 46 i> in 2 14 p m M Columbia*........." ll 80 |> m ll 30 p in Ar. Blaokvilio,. 8 OO a m " Barnwell. 3 15 a ni " Savannah. 6 10 a in Cv. Klngvllle...... j..... 'fife a ni 4~?8 p tn H Oran gobur g. 3 45 a in 6 :t;i p tn " Hranehvlllo. 4 25 ft m fl 15 p m " Summerville. 6 52 a in 7 2s j> m Ar. Charleston.,_7 00 a m 8 15 ni n~?bp 7 Wa Lv..Ohar?omi>n..Av s 15 p 7 OO? 12 0011 7 41 ? " Sitiniiiorville/' 7 28p 6 62a 1 65a 8 56a " .Branchville. " r> 15p 4 L'6a 2 60 a 0 ?3n " Oraugebu r g " 6 83 |i 3 45 a 4 80 all) 15 a " KingviUe I 43 p 8 32 a 13750 a.l,v. .Siiv.-.nnnh Ar....... 5 10 Ti 4 13a. " ..Barnwell ..' " . 3 15a 4 2?n. "..Blackville,." . 8 00a 0 3>Jall 40a " ..Columbia.. " 8 20p U)n TOT a 12 20p " . ..Alston.. . " 2 80 p 8 60 ft 8 08 a 1 28 p " .Sautuc... " 1 28 p 7 4?p 8 45 a 2 Wp " .Union. " Vi 45p 7 10p 0 04 a 2 22p " ...?onesville.. " 12 26 p: 0 53p 0 10 a 2 37 p " ....PnCOlOt.... " 12 14 p 0 42 p 0 60 al 8 lop ArSpnrtanburg iiV ll 45 a 0 lop 0 Kia 3 K)p I.vSpnrlanbnrg Ar ll 22a 0 00p j 10p| 7 )6p|Ar...Ashcville...1.v SHQn'8 05p "P" p. m. "A" a. m. "N" night. DOUBLE DAILY SIOHVK'IC BHiTlVKICN OHAHDKSTON AND GREBNVILLB, and botwOon Charleston and Asheville. Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains 86and B6,87and88,on A.and0.division. Dinbigoars on those trains .serve all meals enrouto. Trains leave Sparlanburg, A. (i, (!. division, northbound. 7:03 a.m., 0:87 p. m., 0:18p, in., (Veatibule I.imiloil); southbound 12:2(1 a. m., 8:15 p. m., lt :04 a. m., t Veatibule Limited.) Train? leave Greenville, A. and O. division, northbound,0:00 a. m.,2:34 e. in. and 6:22 p. m., (Vestibuled Limited) : southbound, 1 :8o a. m., 4:80 p. m., 12:80p. in. (Vestibuled Limited) Trains 13 ano ll Klegaul 1'ullmau Pftrlor oai'H bel ween ( 'harleston and A sheviU?. Trains 15 and 10-Pullman Draw lng-Room Sleeping cars bolweon ('harlesloii and Asho Ville. Elegant Pullman Drawing-Room Buffet Sh)ei>ing em s bet ween Savannah ?ind Asbovillo enrouto daily butweeu .laekHon viii J and Cia einnaM. FRANK S. (4A\N()N. J. M. CUIJP. Third V P. .V- (lon. Mgr,, Traf. Manager, Washington. D. C. Washington, D.C. W. A. TURK, s. II, HARDWICK, Qon. Pas. Agent, A. Gen. Pas. Agent, \Vieihlnglon, D C. Allant?, G?. 50 YEARS' ir EXPERIENCE PATENTS >*SmB BHf^ 1 MAuK ivi A i i i\ i. *T?/y DE8IONS rrTTTr^ COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anvono sending a sketch and description may nnli'kly ascertnlu our o|>lnlon nen whether sn Invention ls prohahlv palenliilile. Coinmunicn. lions st riel ly eonlhlentliil. Ilauilhonk on Patents seal free. Oldest nuoney for securlUK patents. Patents tnken throiiuh Munn U Co, receive ?j.(Tint nalicf, wllhout onsrgo, lu tho Scientific juncricati. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.ni'ROBt cir dilation of any selontlllo Journal. Terms, (3 a N eur ; four mont IIB, $1. Sold hy all newsdealers. MUNN &Co.36,Bf?ad^ New York Branch Offlco, 026 F 8t., Washington, I). C. Notice to Debtors and Greta. ? s ALL porsons indobtod to the estato of . Washington Of?ioaby, deooaaed, aro horoby notiflod to mnko payment to the undersigned, and nil porsons having olalnis agaiust said estnto will present tho same, duly attested, within the time proscribed by law or be barred. CLIFTON H. MILLER, Exooutor of the last Will and Testament of Washington OgleBby, deceased. Soptomber 20, 1000._39-42 Dr. G. C. Probst, DENTIST, Walhalla, S. C. Office two Doors East of Bank, Second Floor. HOUIIB : 8.80 A. M. TO 1 I\ M. AND 2 TO 0 r. M. March 24, 1898. Or. W.F.Austin, DENTIST, SENECA,.S. C. OFFICE DAYS : MONDAYS, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Soptombor 7, 1800._ WM. J. STKIUI.INO. }? .{ E. L. HKIWDON. Attorneys-At-Law, WALHALLA, S. C. PiiOMPT ATTENTION OIVKN TO AT.I. RUBI NK8H ENTRUSTED TO'THEM. January 0, 1808. R, T. JAYNE8. | J. W. BUKI.OH. -M JAYNES & SHELOIi, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. WALHALLA, 8. C. iROMPT attention givon to all busi ness committed to thoir care. JOB PRINTING in Good Style Sond to Tlie Keowee Courier, WALHALLA, S. C. Blue Ridge R. R. H. C. BEATTIE, RECEIVER. TIME TABLE NO. 14. SUPERSEDES TIME TABLE NO. 13. Ei?cctivo 5.00 A. M., Sept. 20, 1000. WESTBOUND. '.M Class. 1 Ht ('las.-. Mixed. I'ass'r. Daily ex. Daily. Handily. No. No. ll, No. 6. 0 *Andorson... .LY. . 3 35 pm BOO am 7 1 Denver.3 46 pm 8 27 am lt) t Antun. 3 50 pm 8 08 am 18 "Pendleton. 8 55 pm 8 40 am Ki tChcrry Crossing. 4 00 inn 9 Wain 18 1 Adam's Crossing. 1 01pm 9 07 am M 'iae-oo.. 4 10 pm {???Jg 52 ?Wost Union. 4 45 pm 10 20 am M ?Walhalla.... Ar.. 4 50 pm 10 27 am KA8T110UND. 2d Class. 1st (lasa. Mixed. P?M'r. Daily ex. Dally. Sunday. No. No. 12. No. 0. M * Walhalla.... Lv.. 9 10 am 12 00 M 12 ?West Union. 9 10 am 12 07 pm "?{Souoon. ^Oam^lJJpm 18 t Adam's Crossing. 9 48 am 3 13 pm Ki 1 Cherry Crossing. 9 53 am 3 20pm 13 "Pendleton. to 01 am j jj Jj j???? 10 tAutUU.10 09 am 4 00 pm 7 t Denver.10 18 am 4 17'pm 0 ?Anderson... Ar..10 40 am 4 44 pm (*) Regular stop; (t) Flag station. Will also stop at tlie foliowiug stations o take on or let oil passengers : Phln ?oy's, James and Sandy Springs. Mo. 12 connects with Southern Railway S o. li at Anderson. No. ll conncctH with Southern Railway S'os. ll and 38 at Seneca. No. ti connects with Southern Railway ?io. 58 at Anderson, also with Nos. 12 iud 37 at Seneca. J. R. ANDKIISON, Superintendent. Pickens R. R. Co. SCHEDULE IX EFFECT JUNE 26TH, 180H. Oil and after .June ?Oth tho following Schedule viii lie run over thu Picken? Kaili ?.ad for tho nu po.se el hauling freight and passengers, vi?. io, 0. Dally Except Sunday. No. lu. {ead Hewn. ?Mixed Train. Rend up. iiOa ni.I,v Pickcns Ar.v 60 a m i 00 a ni-.Ar Kahley I,v.7 Oft a 111 so. Ki. Daily Kxcept Sunday. No. ll. lead Down. Passenger Service. Hoad Up. 00 p Ul.1. v l'li'kens Ar.6 4f> p 111 K? p in .Ar Kahley Kv.6 05 p in Trains will stop to take on or let ott passengers t the following crossings; Ferguson's, 1'nr ons's and Mnultllll'B. Depot win he opon for the receiving amrdeliv ry of t reicht from s a. ni. lo V? m. We will make it to your interest to pat rom zo ur home road hy giving good Borvieo and iroinpt attention. Approved: j ''/I'11,;.8, h ??S0,?*? ?'"???Wont. 11 I J. T. TAYLOR, tien. Manager. A^tlantic Coast J^irxo, Passenger I>epartniout, Vllmington, N. C., February 24, 1897. tost Lin? Between Charleston and Columbia and Upper South Carolina and .North Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. In ol?oct February 24th, 1897. WESTWARD. .No. 52. ?cave Charleston. 7 00 a m " Lahes. 8 20 M " Suintor. 0 35 " iriivo Columbia.10 65 11 " Prosperity.ll 58 p m " Newberry.12 io " " Clinton.12 60 " Lamons. 1 15 ?? " (?reenvide. 3 00 " " Spartanburg.3 00 '* " Whillsboro. t? 15 pm M Chailotto. 8 20 41 " Ilondorsonvillo. 0 03 " " Ashovillo. 7 00 " EASTWARD, "No. 68. loavo Ashovillo. 8 20 a in u l?ondorsonvillo.0 15 " " Spartanburg.ll 45 " u Greenville.11 60 ** " Lau rons. 1 45 " Clinton. 2 10 11 Newberry. 2 67 " " Prosperity. 3 13 ?? " Columbia. 6 15 .rrivo Sumtor. 0 35 " Lanes. 7 48 " Charleston. 0 25 *. . Daily. Nos. 62 and 53 Solid Trains botv^cu liai lenton and Columbia. S. C. H. M. EMERSON, Gen'] Passenger Agent. J. R. KEN LY, Oenoral Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traillo Manager,