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WALHALLA, S. C. :
WXCDNKMDAY, OCT. Sl-I, moo.
Bryan Landslide, so Populists Say.
The following statement, over tho sig
nature of J. A. Kdgerton, tho secretary,
has been gi vin out by the People's Party
National Committee:
bryan will he elected; he has lost none
of tho support he had in 18H0, except a
few silver Republicans in tho mountain
States. Of these there will not he enough
to etVect a single oloo'oral vote. Ho will
hold bis own west of the Mississippi
and will carry every State in that region
that he carried in IS'.Ui, with thc possible
exception of Wyoming.
Tho following States may be classed
as certain to cast their electoral vote foi
lilyan: Alabama, ll: Arkansas, S; Col,
ratio, 4: Florida, I; Georgia, bi; Idaho,
:5; Louisiana, s; Mississippi, 0; Missouri,
17; Montana, :'.; Nebraska, S; Nevada, .'!;
North Carolina, ll; South ('andina, U
Tennessee, 12; Texas, 1">; Utah, .'!; Vii
ginia, 12. Total, 15.'}.
Added to these ni'O tho following States
that will probably cast their vote for
bryan: Illinois, 21; Indiana, 15; Kansas,
lt); Kentucky, Ri; Maryland, 8; South
Dakota, I; Washington, I; West Vir
ginia, ii. Total, SI.
These, added to tho i.V. certain, give
2'17, or more than majority in the ol?elo
ral college.
Outside of these certain and probable
States are tho following doubtful. Cali
fornia, Oj Connecticut, t>: Delaware, Sj
Michigan, l l; Minnesota, !.; New Jersey,
lt); Now York, !10: North Dakota, :'.;
Ohio, 2-i; Wisconsin, 12; Wyoming, :i.
Total, 128.
Of these, Minnesota, New York and
Ohio can all bc classed as very uncertain
for the Republican candidate; in fact,
were it not (hat McKinley lives in Ohio,
tho StatO could be considered as almost
a certainty for lilyan.
In 1808 Illinois gave the Republicans a
majority of only a little over kl,000, with
practically a break even in Cook county,
lt is now generally conceded that bryan
will carry Cook county by a good ma
jority. Twenty two thousand ill Chicago
would give lilyan Illinois, provided tho
rest of the State went as it did in 1808,
but, thoi'O is every indication that wo are
making gains in the country districts
and thal Chicago will give moro than
this majority to the Democratic candi
date.
The same condition which prevails in
Uli .ois also holds in Indiana, where
there is milch .smaller majority to over
come.
Kansas will go for lilyan by about the
same majority it gave him in 18011. Tho
Republicans are making a hard light
for that State, but they will fail. This
is a populistie year in Kansas.
Kentucky and Maryland are practi
cally sure for lilyan.
In South Dakota our forces are splen
didly organized and aro making tho best
tight ever made in Hu- State. They are
con lid ont of thc result.
In Washington wo will win with nearly
tho samo plurality as in 1800. The Con
ditions willoh prevail in the othel coast
States ?lo not particularly affect Wash
ington.
In West Virginia we are making gains
constantly. While McKinley carried that
Stat?; by over 11,ut io in 1800, the Republi
can Congressional candidatos only had
about 2,500 in 1808. Thosnmoconditions
which will give us Kentucky ami Mary
land will also land West Virginia for the
reform candidato.
Feelings of safety pervade the. house
hold that uses One Minute ('?nigh ('ure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results, lt. is infallible for
coughs, colds, eroii]> and all throat and
lung troubles, lt will prevent consump
tion. .1. W. Hell.
Bryan Must Win.
New York has gone Democratic ovory
alternate presidential election since 1804,
and this year it is her time to tall in lim1
with thc party of thc people. Indiana
has ?lone thc sam?' thing since IS72, and
this is also her Democratic year. Illinois
has recently shown indications ol' alter
nating, and if she keeps the same gait
she will also be in (he Democratic col
umn. Kentucky, which is called a
doubtful State by thc Republicans, has
never gone Republican, though she di
vided hor electoral ticket in Ism-., giving
th?! Democrats ono out td* thirteen votes.
California has been .splitting her vote ot'
recent, years, giving tin; Democrats the
majority except in 1800. Nt .v .lcr>cy has
gone Republican only twice sine?' 180-1,
once in 187- and again in I SOO. lt looks
from this tallie very mindi as if this is a
Ilomocratic year.
Colton Mills in thc South.
Reports ?d'cotton mill industry for thc
year eliding August :ll indicate the con
tinued rapid growth ol' that business in
the South. Li that year the northern
mills purchased 2,00il,()00 bales, against
2,027,000 in 1801, t he soul hern mills took
1,507,000 bales, against Col,ono in 1801.
This is a most encouraging exhibit
for thc south, and is calculated to cause
grave fears among th?; northern mill
owners for the stability of their business.
Moreover, the growth is noted daily.
Last year thc South put in op?ration
800,000 new spindles, ami I,-118,000 more
aro now in course of const i notion, li is
claimed, in view ot the statistics, that
within the next I w el vc mont hs I he Sont h
will manufacturo as much colton as tho
North. Nothing more graphic could bc
produced as evidence ol the coming
greatness of tho "New ."south.'
Torturing skin eruptions, binns and
sores art: soothed at oiK'o ami pioniptly
healed hy applying boWitt'H Witch Hazel
Salve, thc best known cure for piles, Ile
ware of wort bless i mi la t ions. .1. W. I iel I
Suit Against thc State Altor Toity Years.
lt is a favorit" phrase in the mouth
of public speakers, tho New S'ork
livening Post remarks, that the civil \ ai
ended a generation ago, lt will not do
for anyone lo assume from this, how
over, that thc aftermath of the wai1 has
been fully harvested yet. Coil ptrollei j
Tracowcll has notified the'MC ci nor ot
Soul b Carolina that he lintis a h.dance
?lue from thal Male to I bu I idled Killie*
Treasury of $010,170.811 loi the value of
ordnance, stoics, t int hing ami militar)
equipage whieb wore seized at the United
Slates Arsenal In Charleston, in Deceni
ber, I Mi? I, by ol tier ol' Covei lior Lichens,
of the seceding Con.n weal th, amt
doubtless used by the < oiileilerate army
in the war against t bc I mon,
No ?>thor pills cnn equal Dewitt's Lit
tlc Karly Risers tor pi oin pl ness, eel I ai nt y
ami ofllclency, .1. W. Pell.
Bible F ads.
Thorp ls no da1 . HOI . beginning to end
in thc Ibbie, and ?I comp Isos about > ?\'t.V
documents. fifty four miracles are rc
corded in the Ohl ami lilly one in the
New Testament, making one bundled
and live. The shortest verse in thc Old
Testa m ont is . "Jtemombnr Lot's wife."
-* .
Tho total taxable property foi South
Carolina for 1000 is > l^:;,n:;ii,i;:::; This is
$0,508,0??5 more th in last year. This
sum is mailo up of 21,880,07s tor mil
road property, $101,070,1 ll foi ical ..state
and $50,171,7*09 for personal property.
HEALTHY
The juniority of pi
find their blood becoi:
ensilv controlled itt eat
Those predisposed
till then, but as they i
longer able to properly
of life thc blood must
these poisons, and notl
S. S. S. strengther
tlon. It is not only tb
the nerves, removes ul
S. S. S. is the onl)
other minerai poison c
S. S. S. is the onl
tistn, P'tv.eiua, Tetter, etc. lt purifies nm
tx: \ poisonous waste materials to accumu
If you have nu old running sore or nu ol
It never fails to make a quick and pcrmaue
the need of a tonic, S. S. S. will strengthen
S. S. S. cm?-?! Mr. ll. Bordell of Sauinsvllle, Vu., <
ltc/.enia of llllrly-flve years' S?UHUIIK. after the best
in the surrounding COUIllry had fatted. Tins was ii
ago, and titer?! lias lieen no return of the disease.
If you are in doubt about your disea?
give you any information or advice wanted
Hook on Blood and Skin Diseases sent
$B s* s" ts THE toe.
In Memory ol Our Departed Grandfather, J. B.
Sanders.
WITT KN UV MAUD SANOKR8, ONB OK HIS
(I KANO- DA IUI UTK US.
I know that his BU borings forever are
ended,
His spirit now lives ill the home of tho
blest,
When upward it soared, 'twas by angels
attended,
While winging its way lo the haven of
rest.
The halo of glory that lit lin his features
betokened the transit while losing thy
breath,
Kor Hod sent an angel to comfort his
creatures
While passing "tho valley and shadow
of death.''
Through faith we look up, though our
heart is heaving,
To tho bright shining shore whero no
sorrow or wail,
Will ever he heard and no sighing or
griovttig,
Where hope anchors safely Within the
bright veil.
Then why should vvogrtovd for our loved
one doparted,
Or wish foi him hack to his hearthstone
again ?
'Tis weakness in us, for we feel tender
hearted,
And '.earful bereavement like this gives
us pain.
My feelings are tender, they throb with
emotion,
't hey (dib and they Mow ?ike the wild
ocean wave,
My s irrowing heart is oft stirred with
commotion,
For grandpa who sleeps in the new
made grave.
Hut hope cheers my heart, though tear
drops are starting,
Though shadows may darkoo my path
way awhile,
With patience I'll try to endure the sad
parting,
believing I'll meet him again with a
bright smile.
Ves, when ab earth's dark gloomy shad
ows are lifted,
And I shall have faithfully fought thc
good light,
Then clouds that would galber around
will he rifted,
And we'll meet iiini again in tho re
gions of light.
Oakway, S. C., October Ift, P.I?0.
This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account of croup, lt is quickly
cured by One Minute Cough Cure, which
Children like to take. J. W. bell.
To See thc Ead of thc Century.
JACKSON, Miss,, Oc tober l l.-bishop
charles ll. Galloway, president of the
general board ol' education of tho Metho
dist Episcopal ?hurbh, South, to-morrow
will issue a eall to the one and one-half
million Methodists ill Hie South to as
semble in their places ol' worship on the
night of the last day of thu year, to hold
an old fashioned watoh melding, as a Tit
ting climax to tho twentieth century
lund movement. The fund now amounts
to s I, I I ll 1,1 ll ll 1.
The Horse.
'Those who assume to know, have esti
mated that ahorse will live twenty live
days wit bout solid food, mendy drinking
water: seventeen days without luther
eating or di inking, and live days without
drinking w hen eating solid food.
The best method of idealising the liver
is tbe use of the i mons little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Karly Risers. Kasv to
luke. Never gripe. .1. W. bell.
Short Notes.
'The Democrats of West Virginia
ehaigetli.it negroes a c bo ng imported
into lite State to vote the Republican
liokot. They come from thu District of
( Columbia.
Democratic Na ional Chairman .loues
telegraphs the Atlanta Daily News that
bryan w ill got the (doctoral votes in New
York, Ohio, indiana and Illinois. He'
says: "I am sure wo will carry a large ;
majority of the electora] vote."
lianna is trying lo make the people
believe ilia) protective taril? is for tho
benefit <>f the working man, hut th?! peo
ple want to know why if this is so
lianna and the rest ol' the plutocrats
who are always trying to grind down Ibo
working mau are so anxious about it.
A chango of less than I por cent in the.
total vote, it is noted, would reserve the
result ot IftlMJ and give Mr. bryan the
Presidency by the same majority which
Mr. McKinley received in that year, And
Mr. biyan is unquestionably fat stronger
now Iban he was then. - News and Cour
ior.
be ports from different sections of tl.o
lipper purl Of Hie State show that tho
largest ; r* ip of grain, particularly w li oat,
ever plaided is being sown, The people
Ill'O so pleased with the results of wheat
groWillg tba! they are infringing on Hie
Cotton laud in order to sow a full wheat
acrei,;e.
The wife ot it negro wdio was lynched
in Kdgcllcld county two years ago has
applied tothe probate court for letters
ot administration, ber object being lo
sue (be county tor Hie statutory claim ol'
$2,000. She has about as much chanco
of getting t hat $2,000 in Kdgoflold as of
succeeding Queen Victoria.
tin the Plant system road near benbow
mines, several miles from Charleston
last Thursday night, the engine and
several freight cars jumped the rails and
tumbled down au embankment, killing
Kngiucor Hooding, ll young whiteman,
iud Tin-man Harvey Thompson and
breakeman ben While, negroes.
Tho Cnitcd StatOH loads all oilier na
tions in the matter ol fruit growing.
Strawberries wore valued at $#0,000,(XM)
llisl year and grapes at $100,000,000.
Peach on balds containing as many as
lino,000 trees aro ti) bo found, w hile Hm
lipplo cio|> has been known lo return in
bainds Ul0,000,000 in one season.
According to tho Atlanta Journal, of
Thursday, Kev. Sam P. dones has been
torced lo cancel all engagements that he
i,ow bas on account ol' ill health. Mr.
.limes went to Atlanta Wednesday lo
undergo a course of medical treatment
and it is thought that he will he in the
liands of tho doctors for several weeks.
i rime is our most expensive luxury,
according to figures presented by Mr.
Kiigeno Smith, a New York la 'vor, ho
fore the recent Congress of the National
Prison association in Cleveland. Mr.
Smith makes tho startling statement thai
tho ?liminai classes of the I nit ed Stales
cost the people annually more than $000,
ixiu,non, a sum greater than the value ol'
the entire cotton crop, or ol" the wheat
crop, a sum (bat is far in excess of Hie
total annual expenses of tho national
govei nmeiit,
?rsona upon reaching middle ago and past
nos weak and thin, end diseases that were
lier life begin to affect the constitution. 9
to Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Gout and other hereditary troubles may escape
age t!ie blood, so long tainted and weakened by accumulated waste matters, is no
. uourish the body, and it becomes nu easy mark for disease. At this critical period
be re-enforce?! before it can perform its legitimate functions and rid the system of
dug so surely and effectually docs this as S. S. S.
is mid enriches thc blood, improves the appetite, and builds up the general coustitu
e best blood purifier, but the best tonie for old people. Il warms the blood, tones up
1 taint from the blood, and prevents the development of discuse.
t purely vegetable blood medicine known. Not one particle of mercury, potash or
on be found in il, and il may be taken for any length of time without harm.
y remedy that reaches deep-seated blood troubles like Scrofula, Cancer, Kheuma
1 restores the blood to a healthy, normal condition, and makes it impossible for
late.
)slinate ulcer that refuses to heal, or are troubled with boils and carbuncles, tj"y_S. S. S.
nt cure of these pests. If your system is run down and you feel
and help you as it has many others to a happy, healthy old age.
. f I ?Urn. o. K. johnson, of lllackshcar, Ga., was for years afflicted
i'\c"!,iC willi a severe type of rllCUlliallsill, RIK! hud used every remedy
piiysieinns ? kn,,w" a",i recommended 10; a cure without receiving any
even years t>c-11 lit. 8. 8. 8. promptly renelle?! Ute ?eat of the disease nm!
I matte a compl?te and permanent cure.
ie, and will scud us 11 statement of your case, our physician will
, for which we make no charge.
to any desiring it. Address Swill Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
:AL TONIC AND BLOOD PURIFIER FOR
OLD PEOPLE.
Monumental Designing !
I am prepared at all times to fill orders for
Monuments, Tombs, Statuary
and Headstones. ^r>
Having designed and ex?cutai the Wak
ener Monument for the Senii-Centcnnial
Executive Committee, and other monu
mental work in this section, 1 feel that 1
can satisfy all who wish work in this line.
ADDRESS Q H. MAYHEW, WALHALLA, S. C.
Ti Ei ALEXANDER
Livery, Feed and Sale
. . Stable, . .
WALHALLA, S. C.
Good Teams and Saddle Horses.
Fertilizers ami Dynamite eu Hand all
(he Year Remid.
IM10N1? No. ll.
Complota rot tu ns in (! loenville county
show that in tho recent election on the
question of prohibition the voto was in
favor of prohibition 2,717 to 2,252.
John Sealy, treasurer of the (?alveston
relief fund, acknowledges receipt of con
tributions from October 1st to 12th in
clusive, amounting to $108,552, This In
cludes ?5? 125,000 received through Gov.
Sayers and $21,021.7-1 received through
Mayor .Iones. The amount previously
acknowledged was $781,0-01.0:1, making
the total to date $070,505.0!}.
A horrible, homicide was commit lcd in
the Long to wu section of Kairlield county
last. week. A diflioulty arose between
two Hog roes, husband and wife, which
resulted in the death of he former. Af
ter shooting her husband four times tho
woman was not satisfied, but picked up
a hatchet and severed thc bead from the
body. She is now in the county jail at
Win nsboro,
In i,n altercation between two negroes
at Ki uga tree one day last week one shot
tho other through tho heart, death re
suiting instantly, ll. seems (bat one of
the negroes, GoorgO barr, bad bought a
gun and was going out of the store, in
tending to go home, when some dlO'or
Oiico arose between him and ( alvin
Cooper, and Cooper wrenched the gun
out of barr's hands and shot him down.
Thc possibilities nf farming ari' dcm
onstratcd by .lames Canlaulou, of Kdgc*
Hetd county, who works ono mule on a
small farm. The east I wo seasons have
been hard on both corn and colton, but
last year Mr. Canlaulou made ??on bushels
of corn mid niuo unios of colton. This
year, despite the disastrous ^ asoil, ho
has made ten bales of cotton ami 700
bushels of corn, or a crop worth $850,
willi one mule.
In thlrty-sovon stales of (hh Union
a married woman has no right t > !.cl
own children; in sixteen no right to her
own earnings: in eight no righi to own
property after marriage: in seven lhere
is no law Compelling a man to support
his wife; in all except four women are
discriminated against in the matter of
employment and compensai ion ; in only
four Slates can she exercise the righi
of franchise. And yet we talk about
China!
Darlington cornily, it is reported, will
sell nearly '),0011,000 pounds ol' tobacco
Ibis season, .inc farmer bas sold thc
crop from one acre for $.'500. Another
has niado a $1,500 crop on ten acres, as
his firSt venture with tho plant. Tho
crop generally "is holding its own even
with ten-cent, cotton." All of which
should bo interesting information lo
counties and farmers which do liol re
gard tho now crop as worthy of their
attention.-News and Co"'"'.3r.
Karly last Saturday morning lien Mor
gan, a prominent merchant al Cendal,
PickoilS county, shot and killed a negro
tramp. The negro entered .Morgan's
store at 'I o'clock. Morgan was nolillcd
hy other ncgroec and took his shotgun
and wont to thostoro. The negro jumped
from the store window and ran. Morgan
fired, tllO Shot entering tho back of thc
bead. Tho liegl'O died ill three lil i ll ll I cs.
Morgan is out i m bond.
Numerous conferences are being held
liy tho cotton oil manufacturers of Mis
sissippi with a view io controlling prices
for seed. The mills are now paying six
teen .lullars per lon, and as tile crop is
fifty per COD! short, lhere is a general
belief that the price will advance to
eighteen dollars within the next few
weeks. Manufacturers say, however,
thal they cannot alford lo pay more than
the present once, and aie losing money
oilseed products at Hie present figuro.
Many ol Hie mills are holding I heir oil
in ex pretal ion of an advance. ll if
thought that two-thirds of the mills will
be closed du", M by Christmas on account
of seed shortage
Wm. li. Cuilis says in bis New York
lotter of September :f0 thal until last Sat
urday Richard Croker bad Hie honor ol
owning the most costly dog m Hie United
States, an Kllglish bull pup, for which
he paid $5,000, bul that one of Saturday'*
steamers brought .1. Pierpont Morgan ti
.Scotch collie which cost bim $8,500, Hu
highest price ever iii veil for a dog in Hu
I world. Krank Gould, we are told, ha:
' a st. bernard for which be paid $:i,75o
: and Mrs. How.ml Could ow ns a spntlic
which stands ber in hand fri,5(H), Ant
yoi down lu this country we lia;o dog!
whicll any of these esteemed people cai
have Without cost if they will come ftfloi
them and take them away.
The vote of New York Male is eas
alleinally for tho candidate of the tW<
great parties, willi tho regularity of Hu
swing ol Hie pendulum. Thus histor;
records i I :
i To Seymour over (Irani in 1808.
To Liant over Orooloy in 1872,
To Tilden over Hayes in 1870.
To Garfield over Ibmcook m 1880,
To Cleveland over Ulallie in issi.
To Harrison over Cleveland in 1888,
To Cleveland over Harrison in 1802,
To McKinley over bryan in 1800.
Their Skeletons.
lu tho war between Turkey mid Russia
in isTT, tho less in mon was, in round
numbers, 225,000. An ugly feature of
tho wai's results was I bat about 30.000
skeletons of liussian and Turkish soldiers
were shipped to England in the year
issi-as manure, in the form of bones or
bone dust.
English Sparrows.
Every city in the UnitodStates is filled
willi Knglish sparrows. The Hist ono
was tiro light io this emin try lu 1850,
though tho species did not become (irmly
established until 1870. In tho latitude of
New York and Southward it hatches live
or six broods in a season, with from four
to six in a brood. Some one has placed
tin.? progeny ol' a single pair in len years
at 275,710,08.1,008.
Four Wars' Cost.
The war of the Revolution, lasting
from 171*? t?i 1782, cost*185,108,70.'). The
second war with Great britain cost ?107,
150,00.1, and lasted from 1812 to IS1?.
The Mexican war, 1810-18, cost $(1(1,000,
nun. The war between thc States cost
ibo vast sum of $0,500,000,000.
Tried Friends Best.
For thirty ycarsTutt's Pills have
proven a blessing to thc invalid.
Are truly the sick man's friend.
A Known Fact
Forbilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach, malaria,constipa
tion and all kindred diseases.
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Thc Quakers.
The Society of Quakers was founded
in 102*1 by (?coiFox. Ile was a shoe
maker of Drayton, in Leicestershire.
Their specialty is the belief of "the
light of Christ in man."
"Tho Breeches Bible."
There an; a number of Quaint copies
ol' the Seri Otu res inexistence. Among
these is one printed in 1577, in which
Genesis iii, 7 runs this way: "Tho eyes
of both? were opened * * 1 and they
sewed ligge leaves together and made
themselves breeches." lt is called tho
"Breeches liiblo."
One of thc wonders of the nineteenth
century is Thomas Sidney Cooper. I!. A.,
who was born on September '.iii, l803. Ile
began painting iii 1820, can still do his
work without thc use of spectacles, and
this year had four pictures in the
academy.
Kodol
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It ur tl tidally digests tho food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing tho exhausted digestive or
gans. 11, is the lat est discovered digest
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stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigesti?n, Heartburn,
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FOI! SALK. I!Y Db. J. W. HEM/.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LL persons indebted lo the estate
i\ ol .1. I!. Sanders, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment lo Hie
undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within Hie lime
prescribed by law, or be barrell.
S. PETER SANDERS,
HANDY c. MARETT,
As Kxeonlors of the ICstato of J, lt.
Sanders, deceased.
October ld, 1000. -11-1-1
Master's Sales.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OOONKK COUNTY.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PURSUANT TO DECREES OF THE
AFORESAID COURT, hi the oasos
mentioned below, I will ofter for salo,
to tho highest bidder, lu front of tho
Court House, at Walhalla. S. C., on
MONDAY, the Gth day nf NOVEMBER,
botwoon tito legal iiours of Balo, tho
tracts of land below describ? d :
In tho case of IL L. Brandt, Plaintiff,
against
Loinuol V. Adair and Blockloy and Fret
woli, Dofendauts.
All that oortaiu piece, parcel or lot of
lund situate, lying and being in Ocouoo
county, State of ?South Carolina, from
tho Poplar corner ou Oinuoy brauch on
Jackson's lino to piuo kuot cornor ou
West; from pino knot to rod olin ou Con
ne ross; on tile East bounded by Alexan
der, up tho crook to rook cornor; bound
ed by Hesso ou East from rook cornor on
creek to poplar on tho Jackson lino; on
tho North sido by J. F. Miller, it hoing
a part of tract of land formerly owned
and known as tho William Adair laud,
on Conuoross crook, waters of Seneca |
Uiver, bounded by lands of Alexander,
Messe and others, containing forty-fivo
acres, moro or less.
TERMS: One-half cash, balance oil
credit of twelve mouths, with interest. |
from day of salo, secured by bond of tho
purchaser and mortgage of tho promises.
Purchasor to pay for papors and staines.
J. W. IlOLLEM AN,
Master Ocouoo county.
October 10, 1000.
In tho caso of R. T. Jayuos, as Adminis
trator, Plaintiff,
against
R. Y. IL Lowery and Tho Seneca Rank,
D?fendants.
All that certain piece, parcel or tract)
of land, situate, lying and hoing in Coo
nee county, Stato of South Carolina, ad
joining lands on tho 1st day of Septem
ber, I81H), of W. A. Lowery, Mrs. E. P.
Lowery, J. A. Harbin ami others, the
samo hoing a portion of tho tract of
laird convoyed by R. S. Porohor to A. J.
Lowery and all of tho said tract of land
which "was conveyed to R. Y. ll. Lowery
by W. A. Lowery, B. L. Lowery and
Catharine Lowery on tho said 1st day of
September, ISiK), loss one hundred and
twenty-thrco acres thereof, Bold and
convoyed to W. A. Lowery by Ii, Y. H.
Lowery on tho Otb day of March, 18il(>,
leaving a remainder of ilvo hundred and
thirty-live aoros. moro or less, decreed to
be sold under judgment of foreclosure
in tho above entitled action.
TERMS: One-half cash on day of |
sale, balance on a credit of mo year.
Interest from day of salo, to bo secured
by bond of the purchasor and mortgage
of tho promises. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
J. W. ilOLLEM AN,
Master Coonee county.
October 10, 1900.
In the case of T. A. Davis, Plaintiff,
against
J. P. Denton and M. E. Doaton, Defend
ants.
One undivided one-half interest in all
that piece, pareol or tract of land, situ
ate, lying and being in thc county of
Ocouoo, Stato of South Carolina, con
taining two hundred and eighty acres,
moro or less, and bounded by lands of
Joseph byles, J. J. Norton, Carter and
others.
TERMS: One-half cash, balanco in ono
annual installment, credit portion to
bear interest from day of salo and bo
secured hy bond of tho purchasor and
mortgage of tho premises. That in the
event of failure of purchaser to comply
with thc terms of salo within livo days
from ?lay of salo, tho Master to re-adver
tise and ro-soll ?aid premises on tho fol
lowing or some subsequent, salesday
thereafter on tho same terms at tho risk
of tho former purchasor. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. IlOLLEM AN,
Master for Oconeo County.
October 10, WOO. 41-44
Executors' Sale of Real Estate.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
COUNTY OF OOONKK. )
NOTICE is hereby given that hy virtue
of tho power and direction con
tained in the last Will and Testament of
J. B. Sanders, deceased, wc will soil, at |
public outcry, at Walhalla Court House,
Smith Carolina, on salesday in NOVEM
RKR NEXT, within tho legal hours of
sale, the following described REAL
KSTATE, to-wlt:
All that certain piece, parcol or tract
of land, situate, lying and being in tho
County of Oconeo, State of South Caro
lina, adjoining lands of J. A. Kubanks,
J. J. Haley, J. W. Reardon, J. W. ' ing,
R. W. King, M. F. Cain, Andrew dear
den and others, containing seventy ?reres,
more or less, tho same being known as
tho homestead of tho said J. B. Sanders,
deceased.
TERMS : Cash. Purchaser to pay ex
tra for papers and stamps.
S. PETER SANDERS,
HANDY (S. MARETT,
Executors.
October lt), I00O. 41-44
Executors' Salo ot' Personalty.
HY virtuo of the power and authority
contained in t he last w ill and testa
ment of J. R. Sanders, deceased, we will
sell, to tho highest bidder, at public out
cry, ?it t he lato residence of t hc deceased,
near OakwAy, S. C., on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of October, lOOO, at ll
o'olopk A. M., tho goods and chattels
belonging to Bald estate, to-wit:
One nuire, ono buggy, ono one-horse
wagon, one set of surveyor's instru
ments, one share of stock in tho ('lies
well Cotton Mills, lot of household and
kitchen furniture, farming implements,
and ta' ions articles of personal property.
THUMS : Cash.
S. PETER SANDERS,
HANDY (J. MARETT,
Kxeoutors hist Will and Testament of J.
B. Sanders, deceased.
October Kt, 1000. 41*44
NOTICE OF ELECTION
For Slate and ('minty Oftlces mid for
Amendments to State Constitution.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
COUNTY OK OOONKK, J
NOTICIO is hereby gi von that ail elec
tion will be held at the ?a /eral pre
cincts establo, heil by law ill Oconeo
county on TUESDAY, NOV1CMUKR (1,
1000, for tho following offh s, to-wit:
(So vernor, Lieu tenant-Co vernor, Secre
tary of State, Attorney (Sonoral, Comp
I IO! lor Honorai, Adjutant, nial Inspector
Honorai, State Treasurer, State Su port n .
tendent of Education, one Railroad Com
missioner, one Circuit. Solicitor, oho Sen
ator, two Representatives in the General
Assembly, Supervisor, Sherill', Clerk of
Court, Coroner and County Superinten
dent of Kducatinn.
Pursuant to the Constitution of South
Carolina, and the terms of Joint. Resolu
tions No. ?MO and ?Ml, approved February
lOih, A. D. Kino, I Acts of South Carolina,
pp. ;"i70 ?mil r?7l,] an election will also he
held ?it. the same lime and place for
amendments to the Constitution of South
( landina, as follows :
Amend Section 7, of Alliclo VIII, of
the Constitution of South Carolina, as
fit) lo WK! Add al tho Olid thereof the fol
lowing words: .". rovided, That tho limi
tation imposed by this Section and hy
Section .*>, Arthdo IV, of this Constitu
tion shall not apply to bonded indebted
ness incurred by the cities of Columbia,
Kock Hill, Charleston and Floi'OtlCO,
where the proceeds of said bonds ?ire
applied solely for the purchase, estab
lishment, maintenance or increase of
wider works plant, sewerage system, gas
and electric light plants, where tho entire
revenue arising from the operation of
such plants or systems shall he devoted
solely and exclusively to the mainten
ance and operation of the same, ami
whore the Question of incurring such in
debtedness is submitted to tho freehold
ers and qualified voters of such munici
pality, as provided in tho Constitution,
upon tho question of other bondod in
tlobtodnoss."
Amond tbo Constitution of South Caro
lina by adding thereto tho following to
bo known as "Artiolo I of Amendment?
to I li o Constitution": "Tho General As
sembly ?ball pr?vido by law for tho con
demnation, through propor official chan
nels, of all lands necoBBary for tho propor
drainage of thosawmp and low lauds of
this state; and shall also provide for tbo
equitable assessment of all lauds so
drained, for tbo purpose of paying tbo
expenses of such condemnation and
drain ago."
Tho said Amendments shall bo sub
mitted in sucli manner that tho electors
qualified to vote for Mombors of tbo
House of Representatives shall voto for
or against oach of such amendments
Boparatoly.
Amendments should bo on soparato
tickets. Ballots in favor of tho adoption
of an amendment should contain tho
amendment voted upon iu full, followed
by tho word "Yes;" ballots opposed to
tbo adoption of nn amend incut, should
contain tho amendment voted upon, fol
lowed by tho word "No."
Polls at each voting placo will bo
oponed at 7 o'olock A. M. and closed at
4 o'olock I?. M.
Tho following named persons have
boon appointed Managers of Election for
Stato and County ofticos and for Amond
monts to Stato Constitution, to-wit:
Fair Play-M C Barton, Samuel J
Orubbs, S VV Lindsay.
South Union-John W Sholor, John L
Roedor, M W Qihsou.
Karie's-J A Brown, J T Whitworth,
P A Grant.
Tokoona--P L Sitton, Sr, R A Mooro,
C T Phillips.
Oakway-W T Boardon, J P Ellis,
Clayton 1 larris.
Friendship-N W Grant, II E Cox, ?
N Cothran.
Seneca-John Myers, W A Barron,
James I J Grissop.
Richland-J Paul Stribling, W T Hub
bard, W II Hughs.
Westminstor-A L Gossott, W M Kay
A W Singleton.
Fort Madison-J R Jonos, John I
Arve. J I) Hull.
Tugaloo Academy-0 P Walker, Jobi
W I yles, Portman Powell.
Holly Springs-W T Chambers, J I
Hare, Rowland Cobb.
Damascus-George Matheson, P I
Phillips, ll W Arve.
Double Springs-Simon Hunt, Hour
Long. W J Barkor.
Cherry Hill-C M Ridley, W A Kelley
William E Orr.
Little River-1) I) Alexander, Jcromial
H Cantrell, J N Nicholson.
Tamossee-J J Rankin, T M Kelly, ,
D Littleton.
Jocassee-John II Whitmire, W I
Glazcnor, John M Crow.
Salem-J W Grant, R B Robertson
Frank Heaton.
High Falls-Thoa W Grogan, G 1
White, John S Cox.
...West Union-A II Ellison, 0 W Wicl
bite, .leif I, Moser.
Walhalla-S N Pitchford, L H Rbi
rodt, M A Jafforson.
Newry-lt A Sanders, W II Crawfou
J Ii Parkor.
Clemson College-II C Routh, John
Calhoun, A C Cordon.
On day of Flection tho Managers mm
organizo by tho election of a Chairma
and a Clork. The Constitutional oat
must bo taken by each Manager befoi
ho eau act, ami also by tho Clork. Tl
Chairman elected is empowored to ai
minister oaths.
Tho Managors have tho power to (Ul
vacancy, and if nono of tho Managers a
tend, tho citizens can appoint fro
among tho qua)Hod voters tho Manager
who, after being sworn, can conduct tl
eloction.
At the close of tho election, tbo Man
gcrs and Clork must proceed publicly
open tho ballot boxes and count the b:
lots therein, and continuo without a
journmont until tho same is complete,
and make a statement of the result f
each oflioo and sign the same.
Within three days thereafter, t
Chairman of the Board, or sumo ono tb
iguatod by tho Board, must deliver
tho Commissioners of Flection the p
lists, tho boxes containing the balli
and written statements of tho result
the election.
Ono of the above named Managers
each precinct must call upon tho lion
of "Commissioners at Walhalla Coi
House on Saturday, November 3d, 10
to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and
st mel ions, and to bo qualified.
S. IL MARKT,
W. W. BURLEY,
J. N. WATKINS,
Commissioners of Stale Eleotion
Octobor 10, 1000. 41-41
NOTICE OF ELECTIO
I For Presidential Electors and Hep
sent nt Ives in the 5 7 til Congress
or thc United States.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OK OcONKK.
NOTICIO is hereby given that an el
tion will be held at the several j
elliots established by law in Ceo
county on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
1000, for nine Presidential Klectors, ?
for a Representative in the Fifty-Seve
Congress of the United States, Th
Congressional District.
Polls at eaeh voting precinct will
opened at 7 o'clock A. M. and closet
.1 o'clock P. M.
The following named persons li
been appointed Managers of Eloctl
to-wdt:
Fair Play-A ll Marett, Thoa Isboll
P Grant.
South Union-M II MeJunkin, '1
Marett, John B Harris.
Katie's-Woodson Giles, F. P Karl
W Ables.
Tokoona-W 1' Mason, John R VA
ary, W S Prichard.
Oakway-B A Daly, John A Kubai
S B King.
Friendship-W W Campbell, I. O 1
lips, W P Moore.
Seneca-John A Harbin, T M Low
s 0 Blggoistaff.
Richland-W I) Stribling, K D Fot
M (? Wilkinson.
Westminster-W G Smithson, .
Riley, J A Knox.
Fort Madison-J L Bryan, T A S
cor, R B Collins.
Tugaloo Academy-W F Hughes,
Walker, Riemann Kong.
Holly Springs-Patrick Chambers
Taylor Burton, Hardy Blackwell.
Damascus-F D Rotboll, Thoa J
ter, Nathaniel Phillips.
Double Springs- K M Uamby, .In
I. 11 unter, J T Kyles.
Cherry Hill-W G Hun tor, Wa
Keown, M C Crane.
Kittie River- D O Sheppard, Jame
Talley, Josiah Holden.
Tamossee-John P Beaty, W K Rai:
Geo W Cretishaw.
Jocassee-W M Brown, A L W h i til
S L Crow.
Salem-Il II Grant, W M Perry, .
Moss.
High Falls .1 B Hill, W K Bowe
I! Iliinniciitt.
West Union- Jesse C Neville, 1
Kay, J A I vos tor.
Walhalla-J 1) Isboll, W C Biko,
Alexander.
Newry -Olin M Watson, F II V
mire, Kaw renee Hoggs.
Clemson College-J B Met'rac
Burns Gillison, S W COX.
The ballot boxes in the precincts i
be so located as to be in view of nei
outside the polling place during the
of the election.
A space or enclosure separate anti
tim* from that used hy tl)0 Manage
tlie State Flection must be railed Ol
otherwise provided at each proo
under direction of Hui lllldoi signed.
But one voter must he allowed lo <
any voting place at a time, and no
OXCOpt the Managers must be allowi
speak to the voler while in the vt
place casting his vote.
For further instruction see nolie
Commissioners of State Flection.
One of the Managers at each pro
named above must call upon the li
of Commissioners for the Federal
tion at Walhalla Court. House on S
day, November :!d, HMM!, to receive I
boxes, poll lists ami instructions, ai
bc qualified.
WM. M. CAMPBELL,
T. A. OR ANT,
L. A. KING,
Commissioners of Ponera) Klootl
Walhalla, S. C., October JO, KKK).
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Co ii den irnl Sohodulo of Passenger Trains.
lu Htfoot Muy Otb, 1000.
Northbound.
No. 18.
Daily.
Lr. AtlentA.CT
" Atlanta.KT
u Noroross
" Buford...
" Guluosvlllo
? Lula.
" Coi no lt a..
" Mt. Airy.
LT. Tocooft...
Ar. Klbortou.
Lv, Kthorton...
Cv7v7' ?muster.
" Bonooa..
" Contrai....
" Greenville.
** Bpar'buri/\
44 OaffuoY....
" Blaokubvtrg
" King's Mt.
" Oaslontit.
" Charlotte.
Ar. Gro'nsboro
LY. Gro'nsboro
Ar. Norfolk
Ar. Danvillo..
Ar. Riohniond.
Ar. W'hiugtou.
" B'moroP.U
M Ph'dolphle..
" Now York
lloutlibound.
LY. N.Y..Pa.uV
" Ph'dolpbta
.* Baltimore.
" Wash'ton
Lv. Hiohmond
LY. Danville
Voa.
No. 88.
Dally.
0 Ou
5"?fiii
2 62 p
1 ?91>
2 04
8 37
4 20
4 38p
5 08p
m
0 56p
ll 26p
0 00a
12 OOiu
1 00 p
2 26 p
3 45 p
s ann
T~40T>
4 16p
2?p
11)1)
40 p
T 0? p
?'i?p
10 47 p
ll 4op
8 '.Yu
ll ?lp
0 OOu
Fut Mu
No. 35.
Daily.
12 15 H
8 50 u
0 8?
ll 16 H
19 Ol n
5 48p
LY. Norfolk
Ar. Gro'nsboro
Lv. Gro'nsbo/o
Ar. Charlot to
Lv. (bistonin.
" King's Mt
" Blacksburg
M Gaffney
M itpar'burg.
Greenville.
Central....
Semen....
W 'minster
Toceog. .
Elborion,.
Klbortou...
LY. Mt. Airy...
" Cornelia ...
" Lula.
" Gainesville
" Buford. .
" NororoH*.
Ar. Atlanta,1ST
" Atlunta.CT
0 00 ft
0 Hflp
T 10 p
9 46 p
10 42 p
ll 251
11 42p
12 20 a
1 80 a
2 3? u
3 28 a
0 42 n
8 00 ft
10 16 a
12 4am
Veo.
So. 87
Dally
ll 00 p
6 60
8 86 p
6 16ft
7 05
9 26
10 07
10 46
10 53
11 84
12 80 p
1 80 p
Ar.
4 18a
4 ?vi ii
6 02 a
6 26 n
0 10 ii
5 10 ft
a 16 p
v OJ '
6 40
3 14
8 Blip
4 65 p
3 65 p
Fat Ma
No. 89,
Dr.lly
8 28?
TTT?*
No. ll
Dally
1 e? p
Ti. i
ll 00p
0 10 ft
T 87 a
IS 06m
1 ??P
1 88p
2 (Mp
2 24 pl
6 27 p
6 63 n
0 10p
0 j5p
T ?10 p
No. W!
7 Up
7 82 p
8 00 p
8 20p
8 48 p
0 18 p
10 OOp
0 00p
Botwoon Lulu and A thou*.
No. "ii.
Ex.
SUD.
No. 13
Dally.
N?Tl?.
Rx.
Sun
8 10p ll 05 it Lv. ..Lula Ar 10 50 a 7 36 p
8U4p ll 86a " MavBvlllo .? 10 1? ft 7 00 p
8 60p ll 62 A " Harmony " 10 03 a 0 88
0 30 p 12 80p|Ar. Allwua .LY 9 25al 0 00
Noto close, con net lon niuile at Taila with"
main lino trains.
"A" a. m. "P" p. ru, "M" noon. "N" night.
Chesapeake Lino Stoamors in dally sorvloa
botwuon Norfolk and Baltimore.
Non. 87 and 88-Dally. Washington and
Southwestern Vostibulo Limitad. Through
Pullman al oe pin g carn bet wann Now York and
New Orlonna, via Washington, Atlanta and
Montgomurr, and also botwoon New York and
Memphis, via Washington, Atlanta mid Bir
mingham, AN., elegant PULLMAN LIBRARY
OHHKHV AXION CAIIH botwoon A t hm ta and Nov.'
York. V i rut olil?n thoroughfare ooaohea bo
twoon Washington and A timmi. Dining cari
servo all meals on routo. Lonving Washing*
lugton Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
a tourist sloepingcar will run through hotwoen
Washington nml San Frnnolsoo wit bout change.
Pullman drawing-room nloonlng oara between
Grooiist>oro and Norfolk. Oloso oonneotlon at
Norfolk for OL? POINT COMFORT.
Noa. 85 and 30-United State? Vant Mail runs
solid between Washington and New Orleans,
Yia Bout hem Ballway, A. & W. P. li. K. and
JJ. & N. lt. H., being ooinpoBod of ooaohos.
through without chango for passengers of ill
alasse*. Pulluian drawing-room stooping <. rfl
botwoon Vow York and Now Orleans, via At*
Inn tn and Montgomery and botvroon Bir
mingham and Atlanta. Dining oars sorvo all
meals on rout?.
Nos. li, 83, 84 and 12-Pullman sleeping cars
between Richmond and Charlotte via Dan
Yilla, southbound Non. ll and 89, northbound
Nos. 84 and 12.
FBANKB. GANNON. J. M. CULP,
Third V P. & ?on. Mgr. T. M.. Washington.
W. A. TU1.K, B. ll. HARDWICK,
(4. P. A-, Washington. A. G. p. A.. Atlanta,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condon ?iii Sot tod lil? In KfTcot
Juno l?th. 11XX).
STATIONS. fg?j_
Lv. Clmrlcaton.Tl oo p m 7 00 a m
" Buminorvillo. 13 oo n't 7 41 a ra
'. Branchville. 1 65 a m 8 66 a m
" Oran gobur g. 2 .'KI a ni 0 23 n m
" Ktngville i.. 4 110 a ni 10 16 A ni
LY. Savannah._'. . . 12 20 a m
" Barnwell. 4 13 a m
" Blackvillo. . 4 28 a in
Lv. CohunblA.,. 7 oo a* m Tl 03 a in"
" Pronporlty. K 14 a ni 12 10 n'ri
" Nawborry. h no a m 12 26 p ra
" Nlnoty-Six. 0 3D ft m 1 90 p ni
" Grconwood. '.? 60 a m 1 55 p m
Ar. Hodgos.._ lu ?5 a m 316 p m
Lv. ?bhi?v~ifl.~.. Vol ft ni 1 ito p ni
Ar. Holton.~ j\l6 a m" H J? "p in
Ly. Andorsoii. 10 46 a iii li 36 p in
AT.Qroonvlllo..,. 12 80 P m 4 16 f? m
Ar. ?flftntn.t?nii/rfnu?_? .V> i> ni S 00 p m
STATIONS. lar ?T"
LT.'Rrnui?villo. 5 80 p m 10 IS a m
" Piedmont. ii d? p m 10 40 a m
"_Willlamaton......... o %si j> m io 65 a ?u
Ar. Andorson. 1 f5 p Tn ?1 40 ft m
Lv Bolton . ii 45 p ni ll li? ft m
Ar. Donnalda. ? 15 j) in ll 40 ft m
?r. Abbovlllo.~". "8 Ip ? ni 12^26 p m
L\'. Hodges. 7 3fi p in li 65 a m
> ?.. Grconwood. 7 .v> p m 12 20 p m
" Ninety-Six. 8 itt p m 12 65 p m
" Newberry. D HO p 111 2 00 j> m
" Prosperity. 0 45 p ni i! 14 p m
*? Columbia.^ ll 30 p in 3 HO p m
A?. Blackvillo.. 3 00 a m
" Bnruwoll . H 15 a m
" BftVftnutlb. 6 10 a m
HY. Kingvillo............ *i TlO a iii i 13 p m
" Ornngotiui'b'. B 45 n m 6 93 p m
" BrnnohvtUe. 4 26 n m 0 15 p tn
" Bununorvllle. 6 52 a in 7 '?a i> m
Ar. Charleston..._7 00 a m _8 15 p m
Pally I Dally i>Tl.M(WM I Daily | Dally
No lg. No. l.t. ?i Allowa. No. li. No.ia,
n~(lop 7 00a Lv..Obarl?sten..Ar ?TlOp 7 00ft
12 00n 7 41 a .' Simintorvlllo " 7 2H|> 6 62a
1 65 a H 56? " Jlrnnchvillo. " 0 15 p 4 25 ft
2 6o ft 0 23 ii *' Oraiigoburg " 6 :iyp 3 45 a
iJO a 10 16 ft " Kingvillo . " 4 43 p 2 32 a
18 ,20 n! .. .. Lv. .Savannah Ar ...... 6 10 a
4 13 a . " .. Burn well . ". 3 15 R
1 28A. .* ..Blackville.. '! . 8 00a
0 ito n ll 40 a " ..Columbia.. " 8 20 p 9 8?) p
7 07 a 112 Alp " . ..Alston.. " 3 80 p H 50 ft
8 08A? 1 28 p " .Saut nc... " 1 38 p 7 40 p
? 46a 2 (?Up " .Uni.m l2 45p'7?0p
0 04 n 2 22 p " ..Jonesville.. " 12 25 p 0 53 p
0 10 ft 2 87 p " "..'?acolOt .... " 12 14 p 0 40p
0 60a| 8 10p ArSpartnnbnrgl.v ll 45?! a iftp
P 55 ?I 3 40 ii Lv Snnrtaiiblirg Ar ll 22a; fl 00 p
1 10p| 1 16 j) A r... Asheville ...Lv S IK) a 8 05 n
"P" p. m. "A" ll, m. "N" night,
DOUBLH DAILY SBSRVIOia BBTWR1SN
UH A KLI0STON A N D GK KIAN VI LL?,
mid botweon Charleston and Ashovlllo.
Pullman palace Bleeping ears on Trains 1)5 ami
BO, 87 nml Ila on A. and 0. division. Diningoars
on these trains servo all meals onrOUte,
Trains leave Spariaiiburg, A. A- C. division,
northbound, 7 :u:t a.m., 8:8? p.m., 0:18 p. m.,
(Vestibule Liinitodi; southbound 12:20 ft m.,
8:15 p. m., ll :IU ?. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains have < treen ville, A. lind C. division,
northbound, il do ft, m., - :.14 p. in, and 6:22 p. m.,
(Vestibuled Limited i ! HOtlthhoiUu). I ?80 H. m.,
4:30 p. m., 12:3.ip. m. (Vostlblllcd Limited)
Trftitin 13 and 14 Kloganl Pullman Parlor
6Ar8 botWOOII ChtirlOStOII and Asheville.
Trains 15 ami lil-Pullman l>iiiwliig-Room
Bleeping ears between Charleston and Aoh.e
Ville.
Kiogant Piillmnn Drawing . Boom Hoffet
Bleeping ears bet ween BftVllllllfth nml AHIIOVUIO
enrOUtO daily bolween .laeksoiivilli) and (Jin
oinnnti.
FBANK S. GANNON', J. M. CULI*,
Tlilrd V I1, A;, (lon. 5Igr., Traf. Manager,
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Notice to Dolitors anil Creditors.
ALL poisons imlobted to the estate of
John Hoary Koli, Sr., doooaeod aro
boroby notlflod to raako paymont to tbe
undersigned, and ?ll persons having
claims agaiust said ostato will preaeut
tho samo, duly attested, within tho tim?
presoribod by law, or be barred.
JOHN H. KEIL, JIL,
Exooutorof tho Estate of John Henry
Koil, Sr., deceased.
Octobor 17, 1000. _42-45
DbGXProbst,
DENTIST,
Walhalla, S. 0,
Office two Doors East of Bank,
Second Floor.
HOODS : 8.30 A. M. TO I v. M. ANO 2 TO 0
P. M.
Mnroh 24, 1808.
Dr. W.F.Austin,
DENTIST,
SENECA,.S. C.
OFFICE HAYS: MONDAYS, FRIDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
Soptombor 7, 1890. _
WM. J. ST1UM.INO. \ { E. L. HKHNDON,
Attorneys-At-Law,
WALHALLA, S. C.
P?OMi?T ATTENTION GIVKN TO ALI. BUSI
NESS ENTUUSTKD TO THKM.
January 0, 1808.
n. T. JAY NBS. 1 J. W. BUKLOH.
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J A YNES & SHELOll,
ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW,
WALHALLA, B. O.
PROMPT attention given to all bush
noss coiuniittod to thoir oaro.
. .TFO R ...
JOB PRINTING
in. Go,od Style
Sond to
Tlie Keora Courier,
WALHALLA, S. C.
Blue Ridge R. R.
H. C. BEATTIE, RKCKIVKIL
TINS TABLE NO. 14.
SUPERSEDES TIME TA H LE NO. 18.
Effective 5.00 A. M., .Supt. 20, 1000.
WK8TUOUND,
2d Class.
1st Cl?SS. Mixed.
Fnss'r. Dillly ox.
Daily. Sunday.
No. No. ll. No. 5.
0 ?Anderson... .Lv.. 3 85 pm 8 OOam
7 1 Denver. ."5 46 pm 8 27 ant
10 I Auton. 8 00 pm 8 88 am
13 ?l'ondletoii. :? 55 pm 8 40 am
10 tCherry Crossing. 4 00i)m 0 00 am
18 t Adam's Crossing. -1 Ol pm 0 07 am
*i'{seneca. 4 15 pm {SS ?S
:12 ?West Union. 4 46 pm 10 20 am
84 ?Walhalla... .Ar.. 4 50 pm 10 27 am
KA8TUOUND.
2tl Class.
1st Class. MIT. ?I.
. , l'ass'r. Dally ex.
Daily. S nmla v.
No. Nov 12. No. 0.
34 ?Walhalla_Lv.. 0 10am 12 OOM
32 ?West Union.0 10 am 12 07 pm
^ r{ ?onocft0 40H i Wpm
18 (Adam's Crossing. 0 -18 am ;; 18 pm
10 tCherry Crossing. 0 68 am ;> 20 pm
18 ?Pondloton. 10 01 am \ J""
( o ">.> pill
10 1 Antun.10 00 am 4 00 pm
7 (Denver.10 18 am 4 17 pm
0 ?Anderson... Ar.. 10 40 am 4 44 pm
(*) Regular stop; (t) Flag station.
\\ ill also stop at tho tallowing stations
to take on or lot oil passengers : l'hin
noy's, Janies and ?Sandy Springs.
No. 12 ootinoots with Southern Railway
No. 0 at Anderson.
No. ll connects with Southern Railway
Nos. ll anil 88 at Seneca.
No. ti connects with Southern Railway
No. 58 at Anderson, also with Nos. 12
ami 87 at Seneca.
J. lt, ANDKUSON, Suporinteudcut.
Pickens R. R. Co.
8CHKDUI.E IN BKKKCT JUNK 2CTII, 18?J8.
On nuil after .lune 20tli tho following selietlulo
wilt do run over thu I'iokons Knilroiul for tho
purpose ol hauling freight anil passongors, viz.
Nu. 0. Dillly Except Sunday. No. io.
Kuall Down. Mixed Train. Huail up.
.I 20 ?i in.l.v I'lokens Ar.? bo H m
oo a in.Ar Kasloy l.v.7 06 ll Ul
12, Dully Kxuept Snntlny. No. ll.
Kemi Down. l'ussengor Service. Koad Op.
t Ol) ii ni.Lv I'iCkOllS Ar.!, i., p in
40 |i in .Ar tinsley Lv.6 06i> nt
Trains will stop to tako on or lot ort pnSSOIlgbrS
at thu Ioliowing crossings? Ferguson's, l'iir
SOIIS'S ami Mnulubt's.
Dr|iot will hu oneil for tho receiving aiul deliv
ery ol freight I ront s a. m. to 12 m.
Wu will limko it tu your intureat to ]iatromzo
our bumo road hy giving good servico anti
iiiouint nltcntion.
..,,".,.,,,1.1 JULIU8 K. noons, President.
Approves, j j T TAYLOK) iii!Ui Mllmlgcr.
Atlun t ici Const Lino,
Passenger Department,
Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807.
Past Line Between Charleston
and Columbia and Upper South
Carolina and Marth Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE,
lnol?oct February 24th, 1807.
WKBTWAltD.
.No. 62.
Leave Charleston. 7 00 a m
' Lanes. 8 20 *.
' Sumter. \) ;U> "
Arrive Columbia.10 55 "
. Prosperity.ll 68pm
. Newberry.12 10 "
' Clinton.12 60 "
' Lamons. 1 16 "
' Oreenvillo. 8 00 "
' Spnrtanburg.8 oo "
' Wiitnsboro. o 16 pm
' Charl otto. 8 20 u
' iloudorsonvillo. o 08 "
' Aflhovllio. 7 00 "
KABTWAKIJ.
.No. 63.
Leave Asheville. 8 20am
" HoadorsonviUo.0 15 "
" Stmrtanburg.ll 45 '?
" (huonville.ll 6o **
" Laurens. 1 46 "
" Clinton. 2 10 "
" Now burry. 2 57 **
u Prosperity. 8 13 ??
" Columbia.. .6 16 u
Arrive Sumtor. 0 85 "
" Lanes. 7 48 M
" Charleston.? 25
. Daily.
Nos, fi2 and 58 Solid Trains botveon
Chai lenton and Columbia. S. C.
H. M. EMERSON,
Oon'l Passenger Aircnt.
J. lt. KKNLY,
Oenoral Mannger.
T. M. EMERSON,
Ti unie Manager,