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A VOICE FROM uLD PICKENS. Crops in Good Condition- How Wolf Stake Got Its Name-Other Matters. Old Picketts, July 17.-After an intensely wann and very dry June, July came in accompanied l>y roacb vain, which ransell thu Rtreaina to e?woll ami resulted in considerable Ramage to crops on Koowee and Lit tle rivers, especially tho latter. Not- j withstanding this the farmers are in good spirits, liavo the grass pretty well under control and are happy in contemplation of ten cent cotton in the fall, lt does bogiu to look as if, the farmers, under the management of the Farmers' Protective Associa tion, aided by the unerring dispensa- i tiona of a W?HC Providence, are be-' coming more prosperous, and the time is not distant when the sons of toil, by the sweat of whoso brow tho crops are produced, will reap the benefit of their labor instead of the gambler in futures and the speculator. There has been great improvement in the .crops ?luring tho past two weeks. Corn is growing uicely and is mostly ""laid by." Cotton has a good weed ind is putting on fruit rapidly. On last Sunday at ll o'clock a. m. Kev. VV. F. Strickland, of Seneca, preached a moot edifying sermon at Old Picketts church from Matthew 28:26 : "And lo, I am with you always, .even unto the end of the world." Although m disponed from recent sickness, he portrayed in language pure and beautiful the undying love of our Saviour, his tender compas sion for tho sinner, His willingness to save and constant presonce with us from the oradlo to the grave, in the helpless innocence of chidhood, tho joys and sorrows, trials and tempta tions of maturer life, the weakness ind infirmities ol' old age, His sus Mining, comforting presence with the Christian in his passage "through the valley of the shadow of death" on that mysterious "journey from whose ?bourne no traveler returns." There was a large congregation ?present, most of whom remained till .he afternoon and were delightfully .entertained by charming music, and singing rendered by Messrs. Burns, Smith, Gaillard, Ri rod, Wood and others. Prominent among the singers was our efficient Clerk of Court, C. K. I). Burns, who is as much at home in a singing convention as on thc st ump, at a picnic, in legislative halls or in thc clerk's otlico. He bas been styled the "Adonis of thc Court House," .tod who ever thus named him might have added that he ia thc silver tongued Orpheus of Coonee, and whilst his muslo may not "stop the streams in their course, move the ?trees and rocks and tame tho savage Ibeasl," ho is certainly wonderfully .gifted and expert in many things (besides singing. We also noted the presence of our ??.sheriff, the gallant W. W. Moss, svho still "maintains his youth ami beauty." Mr. Moss has served his OOunty well, both in peace and war, and his many friends herc rejoice to see him HO cheerful and active. And there was the affable, portly and ponderous Auditor, J. P. Kecse, who looked after dinner as if lie ?might have dined where Burns did and met with the same fate (that of the frog fed on buckshot). Our young and handsome trea surer, Air. Schroder, was also on hand. Come again, gentlemen. The friendly hand-shake, as well as the music, hath "charms" for thc voter. In speaking of tho place in our coonnty called the "Wolf Stake" the . other day W. W. Moss told me how it came by the name. In the early settlement of this country it was in fested by wolves, bear and other predatory animals and various means were resorted to for the destruction if the same. Seine ingenious hunter planted a stake firmly in the ground, the same being split from the top iud opened in the shape of a V, the bait, a piece of meat, being suspended "rom the top. The hungry wolf, in ns efforts to got the dainty morsel, would become fastened in tho fork >t th? stake. This was a favorite >';a ? for entrapping the wolf by this lev ice. Hence tho name of "Wolf 'Stake." Hov. Farmer, pastor of the Baptist ibu rc h at Old I'iekeirs, will begin a av "traotod meeting there next Sab I ?ath. Tl e Presbyterians will begin a trotraotcd meeting at the above mureil on tho third Sunday In A -gust next. Tho appearance >>f I 6 church has been much improved wider tho supervision of Kdward ? T aint. ?.. /he -'Laiy" Microbe. H toavued professor claims to have dis covered that "la?!?De88" is caused hy a Xerm. If the eminent doctor is right, tydalo's laver Tablets oan rightly bo termed Microbe Killers, booause they al way* remove thal tired, lazy, sluggish .'oeliiiK that has usually boon attributed o a torpid liver or constipated bowels. Cyr.ale's laver TahlotS are guaranteed to mrs constipation and all liver disorders. IT.cy are small, compressed chocolate . coated tablets, easy va take, pleasant in effect, roll hie. Any dealer In our reme lies will : (turn year money if you aro not satisfied with tin ic tablets, 50 tah tote ?r> cents. Walhalla Drug Company; Carter's Pharmacy, v ostminstor. NOTES ON THE OCEAN WAVE. Rev. J. R. Moore Writes Interestingly of His Ocean Voyage. On Hoard tho Celtic, Amii! Ocean, July 7.- How can one- apare time amid the charma of the placid ocean, the approaching sunset (which we desire to behold) and congenial com panions on every hand, from whom we shall bo separated after little more than another day ? In tho midst of such pleasures it is not only hard to spare thu time, hut also hard to think of what to write. So many of my friends urged rae Iud*..re leaving home to write to Tho Courier that they might all learn of the proceedings of this great pil grimage acrotas the sen. There are on hoard this steamer (Celtio) alone? which ?ailed from New York on June '10, about one hundred Baptist preachers, besides many Baptist men and womon, who are going to London to attend the Baptist World's Congross. This is the first gathering of this kind ever held and gives promise of being a great meeting. Other delegations sailed from New York, July 1st, Philadelphia and other points thu same day, and some earlv in the week. We started under auspicious cir cumstances. The weather had been delightfully cool for two days, giving us such fine time for railroad travel. Personally, I had the whole trip alone from Westminster to New York. Stopping a short while to visit brothers and a sister at Greens boro, N. C., I left thore Tuesday afternoon and reached Washington that night at 9.30, where I had my first view of our nation's capitol. I need not say this city is full of inter est. Had only one day in New York ; but it is great. We havo now been on the Atlantic one week on one of thc greatest and finest steamers in the world. It is 700 feet long, 75 feet wide and 49 feet deep, 21,000 tons displacement. This magnificent ship could weather a considerable squall and affect tho passengers seriously, but we have had a calm sea the entire time. The captain savs in his fifteen years of crossing the sea he has never seen such tranquil waters through tho entire trip. Others who have crossed many times say they have never seen anything to equal this. Thoao who have been entertaining feelings of sympathy for the sea-sick ones on this trio have wasted their sympa thies. Not one on the Celtic has shown thc first sign of Hoa-sickness. On such a sea as we have had no one could be sea-sick on the Celtic. We are to be at Queenstown to morrow morning about 8 o'clock. Our ship, going a southern course, leaving tho direct route, to avoid icnbergH, will not reach Liverpool till Sunday morning about 8 o'clock. Most of us will, therefore, attend worship in Liverpool and leave on the Congress Special for London Monday. This Congress will last from July 11th to 18th. Then many of UH will take extended trips through France, Switzerland, Germany, Hol land, Belgium, and some will extend their trip into Italy. Some will only run over England, Scotland, Ireland and Walen. Some will go to Paria. The groat party that has engaged Hindi fine fellowship and so much of family life for the eight daya will not be together again. We have formed friendships hero we are loath to break with, but the friendship may endure though we must bo separated. The Fourth of July was duly ob served with speeches, parades, etc., which was too American for this English ship crow. Some amusing incidents occurred which I should like to relate, but can't Hparo my time now nor ank for more of your space. Suffice it to say the fish have been greatly disap pointed l?v thin cargo of human freight. Yet we are a day and night from Kugland arni we can't tell what a day may bring forth. The school of porpoise jumping and leaping to ward UH an hour ago seemed to think they must be fed, but we are a Hellish set. Games aro being played, and land conversation is on every hand. The elegant library and reading room has boon turned into a general reception, game and (ion vers?t ion hall, HO pardon the lack of connection and tell thc folks we are all well and happy. J, ii. Moore. CURLS WHERE All EISE f AILS. BT uKli Syrup. TMlCS Good. Uoo timn. Snirl by clriiKKlM*._ 2.000 Natives Eaton by Black Cannibals. Berlin, July 19.-An official report from the colonial authorities in Wost Africa desoribes an outbreak on thc part of the cannibal tribo of NijomH in German Cameroons. It ?H stated that during the month of June thin tribe devoured 2,000 negroes and eight white persons. The German military force in tho district ?H too weak to cope with the savages, and they havo practiced their cannibalism undisturbed. CJA8TOIIIA. B>?M tb? ?A 1 he Kind You Haw Always Bought Jocassee Jotting?. Jocassee, S. C., July 17.-The weather still continue* showery and ha? very much delayed working crops, hut corn is tine notwithstand ing. Now that the rain has ?aid hy the crops the farmers can enjoy a few weeks' rest and take a f?*vv da)s for fishing and hunting. Thu BUIUtuer tourists are comino; lo the valley, and wc expect our usual I large crowds. Mis. K ite Blacksher and Misses Laura and Floyd Bluckshcr and Hin ton Bl.toksher, of Domorest, Ga., are spending the summer with A. L Whitmire. Those now registered at thc White water Inn are: Dr. and Mrs. VV, H. Emerson, Miss Clery and Austin Emerson, Dr. and Mrs. Homer V. Black, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bowden, Mary Frances Bowden, Clara MoLel land, Dan Moin Ure, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. W. VV. Robinson, Walter Robinson, Emley Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hagood, Bon Hagood, Lyde Folger, Janie Ellison, Frank Ellison, Ralph O. Robinson, Easley ; Mrs. R. S. Mitchell, Dalton, Ga. ; Hon. Ernest F. Cochran and wife, Ernest F. Coch ran, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Webb, Harold and St. Clair Webb, Ander son. W. W. Moss, of Walhalla, is spend ing a few days in tho valley and we suspect Cupid haa done his work. Come and stay, Sheriff. J. J. Lewis, of I'ickens, has just re turned home after spending about 10 days in the Valley. Como again, Major ; we are always glad to see you. Hunting, Ashing and bathing is the order of the day. W. M. Brown is having a nice dressing room built on the bank of the beautiful Whitewater river, very much to the pleasure of his guests, who go bathing at 4 o'clock each afternoon. The health of the community is good. Little Joe. A FACT ABOUT THE "BLUES" What is known as the ?Blues' ls seldom occasioned by actual exist ing external conditions, but In the great majority of cases by a disorder ed LIVER_ THIS IS A FACT which may be demonstra ted by trying a course of They control and regulate tho LIVER. They bring hope and bouyancy to the mind. They bring health and elastic ity to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Kills City Ticket Agent With Shotgun. George Wright, city ticket agent for the Southern Railway at Rome, Ga., was shot and instantly killed on the morning of July 10 by Vincent T. Sanford, former tax collector of Floyd county, who used a double barreled shotgun loaded with buck shot. Both barrels were discharged into Wright's breast. The shooting occurred on one of the principal residence streets. Immediately after the tragedy Sanford surrendered to an officer, to whom he said : "He has ruined my home and I have killed him. 1 would do the same thing over again." It is learned that Sanford and Wright had an altercation a few days ago al Palm Beach, where thoy went with an excursion party. San ford is now in jail, and appears per fectly calm. Dyspopsia or Indigestion. The terni "Dyspepsia" means a lack of pepsin in the Stomach. Indigestion is rightly used when ever the food is not properly digested, regardless to tho cause. It is immatorial whether you call your ailment dyspopsia or indigestion when Rydalo's Stomach Tablets aro used. They are guaranteed to cure all forms of stomach tronido. Buy a trial box, (price 2o cents) and bo convinced. Walhalla |)ru(i Company; Carter's Pharmacy, Westminster: Five Minors Killed by Lightning. Five miners were blown to pieces by the explosion of 26 pounds of dy namite In a storage powder house at West Riverside coal mine last Wed nesday morning. Heads, arms and legs were scat tered around for a distance of 600 foet. The men were engaged in sinking a new shaft, and during the early morning a severe rain storm came up, which compelled tho men to stop work. They sought shelter from the storm in the powder house While in the house the lightning struck a tree near tho building and from there ran to the house, igniting the dynamite as well as two kegs of powder. Not a piece of wood larger ?han a foot long remains of thc I building. I AM DETERMIN LIVERY E JOB punnu Sond youl tiouory an ter to Th< "Tho Best is Alwt Union Meeting. Tho Beaverdam Union, Lower Di vision, will convene at Kant's Grove July 29-30, 19U5. The moderator, Hov. W. H. Wilson, will open the meeting at 10 o'clock and after de votional exercises at discretion the following queries will he discussed by those appointed and others who | will join in the discussions : 1. is it practicable to enlist every Christian in the work of soul-win mug? If so, how ? W. N. Bruce. Hov. D. L. Hatcher. S. M. Vandiver. 2. Is there need for more striot discipline in our churches? J. D. Stonecyphor, W. N. Mitchell, J. W. Bearden. 8. What duties to the older Chris tians owe to new converts? M. C. Barton, A. B. Langston, J. B. Har ris. This being thc season when the pastors will likely bo in revival meet ings, laymen are mostly on tho pro gram. Discussions open to all. The program for Sunday will be arranged nt the union. J. H. Moore, J. B. Harris, J. F. Foster, Committee. How Consumption Begins. Consumption alwovs beirinH with a cough that lingers. A cough that hangs on und will not yield to tile usual treat ment may not moau consumption, but too often it does moau this dean destroyor has gained a footing. Kydalo's Cough Elixir is very successful in chocking the pi ogress of throat aud lung diseases. Even consumption yields toits powerful influence, if its use is begun boforo tho disease is too deep seatod. This modorn scientific remedy kills the gorms that cause consumption. It removes the cause and helps nature rebuild the broken down tissue. If you havo a stubborn cough try Uydale's Cough Elixir, it will not dis appoint you. Walhalla Drug Company; Cartel's Pharmacy, Westminster. Union Meeting. Following is tho program of tho union mooting to bo held at Wolf .Stake Bap tist church on the tittil Sunday in July and Saturday before. Opons at 10 a. m. 1. Tho fight attitude of church mem bers to the dispensary. C. It. I). Bu us and J. M. Saudors. 2. Aro Baptist churches doing their duty in church discipline? Jos. W. She lor and F. M. Cary. 8. The importance of good church music and how to secure it. Thomas M. Elrod and C. Wardlaw. 4. What can bo dono to improve our Sunday schools? J. K. Earlo and J. G. Huff. Tho above subjects will bo open to chort talks from others after tho ap pointed speakers. Lot ovory church bo represented. By the Committee. Annual Singing Convention. Tho Annual Singing Convention will be held in tho Newry Baptist church on Hie first Saturday and Sunday in August. All aro invited to como on Saturday, as several now oiliccrs are to be elected. J. F. Morton, President. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children? The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of A Day's Duels in Mississippi. New Orleans, July 16,-Shack Kimr idge and Andrew Davis, brothers-in-law, quarreled near Newton, Miss., today over family matters ami Hied at each other, one with a lille, the other with a pistol, both being instantly killed. I. A. Shepherd and Robert Watts, at Artesia, Miss., had a similar difference over fam ily affairs and attacked each otbor. Watts was killed. At Columbus, Miss., Joseph B. Hell and John B. Salo engaged in a duel with pistols over a business difference. Boll was instantly killed and Salo fatally wounded. All these victims of a singlo day's shooting in Mississippi aro white and men of considerable promi nence in their several communities. I To Cu I Take Laxative Bron I Seven Million boxes sold In post 12 m [ED TO DO THE BUSINESS for this community. Come on and get your teams. Hauling Teams, Single and Double Buggy Teams and Saddle Horses, Always on hand. Prompt aud polite sarvico at rosanna- j ble prices. Teams sent out at auy boor, ' day or night. Phone 10 or il for quick teams. C. K. HOUCHINS, Walhalla, S. C. r Orders for Sta d Advertising Mat r Courier and get THE BEST tym the CheapeNt. Le?al Advertisements NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI TORS.-All persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. Mahala A. Brown, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to tho undersigned, and all persons having claims against said estate will present the same, duly attested, cu or before tho 17th day of August, 1005, or bo barred. W. O. WHITE, Master. July 5. 1905. 27-32 OPENING BOOKS Gi SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE ia hereby given that the Books of Subscription to the capi tal stock of "THE OCONEE COUNTY RAILWAY COMPANY" will be opened at tho following placea on the following days, to wit: At the store of J. W. Shir ley, at Townvillo, s. C., on the Otb, 7th and nth daya of Auguat, 1005; at the store of K. C. Marett, at Pair Play, S. C , on the 12th, 14th and 15th daya of Au gust, 1005; at tho atore of W. L. Thomas, at Tugaloo, S. C., on the 17th, 18th aud 10th daya of August, 1005; at the atore of .) ames Batea, at Oakway, S. C., on the 21st, 22d and 23d dava of Auguat, 1005, aud at the Bank of The Peden & Auder son Banking Company, at Westminster, S. C., on the 2 Uh, 25th and 26th daya of Auguat, 1905. J. W. SHELOR, Chairman Board of Corporators. July 5, 1905. 27-31 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS.-All persona indobtod to the estate of John B. King, deceased, are hereby notiflod to make payment to tl. a undersigned, and all porsous having claims against said estate will present the same, duly at tested, within the timo proscribed by law, or bo barred. PEARL Kl Nt;, Qualified Administratrix of tho Estato of John B. King, deceased. P. O. : Anderson, S. C. .July 12, 1905. 28-31 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI TORS.-AU porsous indebted to tho estato of J, W. Cary, deceased, aro hereby notified io make payment to tho undersigned, and all persona having claims against said estate will present tho same, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law, or bo barred. J. T. CARY, J. E. CARY, Qualified Executors of tho Estato of J, W. Cary, deceased. July 12, 1006. 2881 W. C. HUGHS, CIVIL ENGINEER. Engineering Work, Farm Surveying, Terracing and Drainage. ADDRESS: RICHLAND, S. C. 26-89 South Caroiioa Military Academy, Olden of Chairman Hoard of Visitors, Charleston, S. C., July 6, 1905. ONE vacancy in a State Beneficiary Scholarship, to bo filled by competi tive examination,exists in Oconuo county. Application Blanks may bo obtained at onco from Coi.. C. S. QADSDKN, Chair man, Charleston, S. C., or from tho County Superintendent of Kdneat ion These applioations, fully filled out iii every particular, must ho in tho hands of tho Chairman on July 31, in order to ro coivo consideration. (Signed) C. S. GADSDEN, Chairman Board of Visitors. July 12, 1905. 28-30 Wofford College. Henry Ni Snyder, LL. D., President. Two degrees, A. B. and A. M. Four i courses leading to tho A. B. dogroo. < Nine professors. ] Departments-Ethics and Astronomy, | Mathematics, Physics and Geology, Biol- . ogy and Chemistry, Latin, Greek, Eng lish, 'ici inan and Kreuch, History and Economics. Library and Librarian. The < W. E. Burnett gymnasium undera com- i potent director. J. B. Cleveland Sotenos Hall. Athletic grounds. Course of Icc- < lures by the ablest men on the platform. < Hare musical opportunities. Next ses- i sion September '20. Board from $8 to fin a month. For catalogue or other information, address J. A. OAMEWKLL, Secretary, 29-32 Spartan burg, S. C. WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL . Thron new brick buildings. Steam heat ? and eleotrio lights. Head Master, four teachers and matron < livo in tho buildings. Situated on tho Wofford Campus, Students tako a regular courso in tho College (iymnasium, and havo access to ? tho Collegs Library. $11.') pays for board, tuition and all fees. Sons of Methodist ministers do not pay tuition. Next session hogins Sop t cud nu 20. For cai a lor uc, etc., address A. MASON DuPRE, Hoad Mastor, 20-82 Spartanburg, S. C. MummiMii.??iwmiiiiiiimiii ?minimi re a Cold in Ow IO Quinine Tablets. J? , ontht. This signature. * J. H. MOORE, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. (alls left at residence or J. H. Darby'? Drug SUM? will receive prompt attention, DAV OK NIGHT. Phones : Resldeuce 98, Bru* Store 18. 1*8 <?? WM. J, STIUBl.lN... > 1 E. L. HEHNDON. & HE Attorneys-At-L:iw, WALHALLA, S. C. PHOMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL BUSI NESS ENTRUSTED Tt?|TiiEM. January H. 189K. J. 1?. Carey. I J. W. Shelor, Pickens, S. C. I Walhalla, S. C. CAREY~&1SHELOKP Attcrueys and Counsellors, * Walhalla, S. C. Will practice in the State and United States Courts. Business entrusted to our care will re ceive prompt and careful attention. R. T. JA YNES, Attorney-at-Law, WALHALLA. - - S. C. Be.l Phone No. 20. Practice in State and Federal Courts. Business entrusted to my care receives prompt atteution. 1-05 ff. J. CASTER, K D. -Dentist Office two doors shore the Bank? in Carter's Pharmacy. Westminster, S. C. <J Dr. G. C. Probst, DENTIST, Walhalla, S. C. Office Over C. W. Pitchford Co.'s : : : Store, : : : HOURS : 8.30 A. M. TO 1 p. M. ANO 2 TO 6 p. u. DR. J. H. BURGESS, Dentist, SENECA, S C. OPKIOE OVKH NIMMONS' STOKE, DOYI.R BUILDING. Oftlco Hours: 0 A. M. to 1 i\ M. " " 2 P. M. tO (1 P. M. April 20, 10041_16-tf Dr. W. F. Austin, DENTIST, SENECA,.S. C. Office Ooer J. JP. Itynl A Co. I AM yOUr IN MY OFFICE KV KUY DA Y. PHONE NO. 51. BLUE RIDGE_RAILWAY CO. BETWEEN HELTON AND WALHALLA. Time Talilo No. 9.-In Effect May 28. I OOS. BASTBOUND- 12 IO i 6 I 8 I 18 Lv Walhalla. Lv West Union. Ar Seneca . Lv Seneca. i.v 'Jordania Junetlon Lv 'Adams. Nv ?Cherry. Lv Pondloton. Lv *Autun. Lv ?Denver. Lv ?Went Anderson_ Ar Amtorson- Pas&Dep Lv Anderson-PaMDef Lv * Anderson- frtDep Ai Helton. A M P.M. 8 3?;. 8 40i. 8 58!. .... i 2 i)0 9 00| 2 03 9 ir I) 17 .j aa a is a ID a ac P.M. PM AM .3 00 .... ... . 3 05',.... .8 35 .... .4 ia .... .4 16 .|4 311 4 35 4 451 9 32! a 33j.i6 03 9 39, 2 40 9 551 a 53 3 00 IO 001 3 10 10 1)31 3 12 10 25I 3 35 .;5 12 .6 27 .16 &1 3 10 6 43 3 12|6 45 3 \; c. in 8 18 s ao 8 46 WESTBOUND- II 9 I'M Lv Helton.3 66 Lv ?Anderson-Fr't Do U ao \r Anderson-Pas? Do .... Lv Anderson-Pass De 4 23 Lv ?West Anderson.. ..|4 27 4 10 A M 10 50 11 10 ii ia ll Ki ii as AM A M 10 50 11 in li ia ll 16 f> 30 8 36 PM 6 30 6 66 6 67 ii ara s 51 ll 31 o no ll 37 9 25 Lv ?Denver Lv ?Aulun.14 47|ll 31 Lv Pendleton. 4 52111 37 Lv ?Cherry. 459I11 44111 HI ?35 I.v ?Adams. 6 03! Il 47! 11 47 ?39 Lv ?.lordanla Junction.?5 I8III Mi ll 691 9 57 Kr Seneca. .... ia 02 ia 02|10 00 Lv Seneca. 6 2l?. 1 05 1 05 Lv West Union. 6 39 . I 20 I 36 \r Walhalla.?6 44.| 1 25 1 40 . Kian stations. will also stop at thc following stations to take maud let off passengers: Phlnney'H, .lames's and Dandy Springs and Toxaway. No?, ii and 12.Hist class passenger,dally 1 Noa. ) and io, daily except Sunday; Nos. 6 and 6, Haliday only) Nos. 4 and 7, second class, mixed, lally except Sunday; Nos. 3 and 8, second clans, nixed, daily. IL 0. BEATTIE, President. ,T. R. ANDERSON. Superintendent ?. CHE SOUTH'S GREATEST SYST KM. Unexcelled I hu mc ('ar Service, riirougb Pullman Sleeping (airs on all Through Trains. Convenient Schedules on all Local Trains. For full information as to ratos, routes, ito., consult nearest Southern Railway Ticket Agent, or R. W. RUNT, Division Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C. ?Miir..tw..-I'iit.'o Colic. Cholera and i-i!.lunn.ruin 9 Diarrhoea Remedy. Never fails. Day it now. It 1.. ly aave life. s Day Cures Crip Ia Two Days, on every Tr&trt*** box. 25c.