Boss Colton Picker.
Hie name is Aleck Abright, col
ored, 20 yearn old, about six feet tall
and a cigarette smoker. Ile tolls us
that in fivo ?lays last week, begin
ning at sunrise, stopping an hour and
a half for noon and quitting to weigh
up at sundown, he picked in live
days 2,011 pounds of seed cotton for
E. II. Jenkins, of (iroal Cypress.
Can tho State equal that record ?
His best day's pinking in the past |
was done last year, wheo one day he
gathered 607 pounds.-Barnwell
People.
Capt. Price, Great Lawyer, is Ooad.
Charlotte, X. C., September 28.- j
Capt. Charles Price died this morn-,
ina at 8.16 o'clock at bi? bonn' in
Salisbury alter an illness of four'
y.-ars, The lifo of the celebrated
lawyer was despaired of months ago.
The best physicians stated that ho!
had Bright's disease and could not
liv ?. Capt. Trice lirst entered pub?
lio life in the State Convention of
1875. Afterward he was speaker of
.he house and Republican candidate
for tho otlico of chief justice. Many
honors were bestowed upon him in
this life. He was known as one of
the best, if not the best, constilu
itionnl lawyer in the South.
A Card.
This is to certify that all druggists aro
authorized i<> refund your money if Fo
loy's (louey and Tar fails to eure your
cough or cold. Ii stops tho cough, hei ls
the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Cures la grippe cough and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains no opiates. The genuine is in
a yellow package. Ko fuse substitutes.
I. W. Kell, Walhalla.
Lashed Until Blood Flows.
Wilmington, Del., September 80.
- Forty lashes each-tho maxim ni
.Owed by law-were administered lo
William and Henry Parker, both
negroes, nt thc county workhouse
Whipping-post. Chief Warden Me
uerve wielded tho cat, and Iiis blows
brought the blood. The negroes
yelled loudly, and alter their punish
ment were led back to their cells,
H iere they will meditate for five
.years upon the highway robbery they
. -ommittcd.
George Owens, a tough-skinned,I
? white burglar, smiled as the warden
laid 20 lashes oil his bared back.
Harry Mortui, a big, white man, who
stole 86 quarts of whiskey, received
ten lashes straight without a quiver.
Charles Katun's back reddened nuder
ten lashes and he will serve two1
years and six months for stealing '
. lopper wire.
Hight negroes and four white men
ui all were lashed, and a crowd of
?several hundred spectators seemed
u> enjoy witnessing tho punishment. :
There was no pillory, that means of
torture having been abolished by the
fast Legislature.
Five Murdered. Two Outraged.
Kdna, Texas, September .J'v-.Mrs.
v. J. Cond i tl ami tour children, n
daughter of 18, and three boys from]
? to ld years old, were murdered in
?old blood at their home near here
bo-day. Tho mother and daughter
.vere assaulted and their bodies
irutnlly disfigured. A baby about
two years old was the only one loft
.live. All of them seemed to have !
been murdered with some blunt in
strument, their heads were crushed
and their throats cut with a knife or
razor. The girl and mother were
killed in the house, the boys were
killed about one hundred vards
away. Mr. Conditt waa away work
ing in tho rice fields. A negro boy
about twelve years old was plowing
in a field near the house at^tho lime
of tho killing and heard tho children
screaming; he saw i man running
..ifter the woman, who was running
around tho house. Boing afraid to
go to tho house, ho ran to a neigh
bor's and told what he hud seen.
Tho party informell ran to the place
and found the five mombora of tho
family killed. ? XHcers were informod
U once and the entire county is ont
in posses in search of the murderer.'
It is supposed there were two of
thom.
Makes Homely WomonJPrctty.
>io woman, no mattet how regular her
leatures may bo, can bo called pretty If !
lier complexion is had. Orino Laxative
Fruit syrup aids digestion and oleara Bal
low blotshed complexions hy stimulating
the liver and bowels, Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take. Ko?
momher the name Orino and rofllSO to
accept any BU batt tu to. .). W. Kell. Wal
halla.
Tho grape culture in Franco gives
-employment to over 2,000,000 people.
Killed a Big Bear.
The Waynesville (N. C.) Courier
of recent dato give? an aeoount of
G. N, I 'aimer's killing a 400-pound
l>ear in Haywood county on the 14th
of September. He set a trap in tho
bear's trail ami caught him ami then ;
shot him. Tho bear's hide wat? 6
feet long and 5 feet wide. The bear
was so heavy Air. Palmer could not
carry him and had to roll him down
the mountain to thc crock and sink
him in tho water until next day,
when be got help to carry him homo.
A Remarkable Case Indeed.
Kllabell, Qa., September US.
While Simms, heavily armed, stood,
in plain sight, a coroner's jury yes- !
terday found him guilty of murder.
Simms is the man who is said to
have killed Conductor Duisburg a
month ago and a negro two days
ago. From all accounts tho sup
posed slayer had terrorized tho whole
country for a considerable period
and the populace are reported to
have stood in awe of bim. His pres
ence at the tr-al conducted by the
coroner, with tho addition of his
weapons, and his alleged refusal to
to be captured, make a remarkable
chapter in the history of the State's
jurisprudence.
Badly Lacerated Crew.
New York, September 'Js.-A
badly lacerated crew arrived here
yesterday on the steamer Indramavo,
guarding a cargo of wild animals
from Chinese and Japanese ports.
Six leopards and two big snakes
caused most of tho injuries which
were inflicted by the animals during
an exciting voyage. Besides these
animals tho I nd ram ay O started out
with an elephant, six monkeys of a
largs and savage species, and some
smaller animals. The leopards from
their cages succeeded in lacerating
the arms and the legs of six sailors,
who attempted to teed them on the j
rolling, pitching ship. In thc Ked
sea, one of tho snakes, which weighed
200 pounds and was "?'?i feet long,
escaped from his cage and crawled
out upon the dook about dawn.
During most of the forenoon tho en
tire crew fought and rolled about the
deck in a struggle to get the snake
back into his cage. They finally
succeeded. Four days ago the ele
phant died from complications re
sulting from sea sickness, and the'
animal's body was thrown overboard.
It occurs to us that the press of
South Carolina has devoted a suffi
cient amount of space to the views
of our senior Senator on thu dispen
sary. It is all well enough to con
tinue to advertise him when he is
advocating any measure that will
benefit and Uplift tho citizens of thc
State; but when he persists in advo
cating something that has debauched
ami will oontinut to debauch thc
people, it is the duty of the press to
ignore him after it bas given him a
respectful hearing. Senator Tillman
is absolutely wrong in advocating
the dispensary, but, to use his own
language, he is utterly reckless as to
the cons?quence? because he believes
tho dispensary to be tho best solu
tion. Wise tuen some times change
their views on great public questions.
Wo hopo Senator Tillman is a wisc
man.-Gaffney I .edger.
FOR BOTH
Ono disease of thinness in
children is scrofula ; in adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood ; both need moro fat.
These diseases thrive on lean
ness. Fat is the best means of
overcoming thom; cod liver oil
makes tho host and healthiest
[ul and
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is the en sics! and most effective
form of cod liver oil. Here's a
natural order of things that
-hows why Scott's Emulsion is
of so much value in all cases of
scrofula and consumption. More
fat, more weight, moro nourish?
meiii. tiiat's why.
Si'iu] /<>/. freo sample*
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
409 ti5 Pearl Street, New York
50c. *?d $1.00 n it :: i: AU druggist*
Th? Longest Bridge.
The longoHt bridge in the world is
the Lion bridge, near Saugong,
China. It extends ?"> I miles over an
arin of the Wilow Sea, and it is sup
ported by 300 huge stone arches.
The roadway is 70 feot abovo tho
water atid is enclosed in an iron net
work.
Sound Reasoning.
"Sambo," *aid the owner of a
country place to his gardener, "con
cerning that tree I wanted you to
cut down, my wife thinks it had bet
ter lie allowed to stand."
"Well, nb think it ought tor come
down, Massa Brown," was the reply.
"What are your reasons for think
ing HO, Sambo ?"
"We-ll, sir, sir, do first reason
am dat dc tree done keep de light
off de green-bouse ; de second reason
am dat it's getting obi ; and de thm.
reason am dat 1 cut it down last
night."-1 [arper'a Weekly.
An old adage runs : "A man is
known by thc company he keeps."
An e>change very aptly remarks
that "a girl may be known by tho
company soe declines to keep."
Why shouldn't this revision apply to
men ns well ?
Comptroller General Jones MUK re
fused to pay over to those counties
voting out thc dispensary their ap
portionment of the dispensary prolits
for school purposes. It is likely that
the issue will have to be decided by
the courts.
# t>?
It costs a hundred million dollar?
a year to run tho government of
New York city, and yet sotno people
wonder how Tammany statesmen
can hire special trains and spend
money like water. Only they don't
spend it on water.
Russell Sage, who keeps motley,
?md Andrew Carnegie, who gives it
away, both declare that they enjoy
life ; so it seems that wealth can
make happiness either way. But
then these men are both philosophers,
and philosophy is above riches.
Quite ft number of the most con
sistent prohibitionists and best Citi
zen? of Sumter take no stock in the
proposition to vote out the dispen
sary. They prefer the dispensary,
bad .is it is, to the unbridled reign of |
the blind tiger.-Sumter Watchman.
lu the last three Presidential cam
paigns thc New York Life Insurance
Company contributed to the Repub
lican campaign fund, in all about
$150,000of the policyholders money.
Many of thc policy holders were
Democrats. Wonder what they
think of the manner in which Presi
dent McCall handles their money ?
The Chinese are making good
their threat to boycott American
cotton goods. There arc at present
MM) bales of colton cloth in tho
warehouses at Shanghai, which are
valued nt $8,000,000 in gold. Should
such a condition continue for any
groat length of time tho Southern
mills will be made to suttor heavily.
A white resident of tho Jay sec
tion ot Williamsburg county was
given twenty-live lashes by regula
tors a few days ago. He bad been
on a spree which lasted several days
and nights ami this was the punish
ment meted out to him. Ile was
j made sober by the lashing be got.
- ? ---
The commercial crop of onions for
1006 is estimated at 3,805,000 bushels
oompared with 8,000,000 bushels two
years ago. What is known as the
commeteial onion belt shows a total
area of about 13,000 acres located in
Ohio, New York, Indiana, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Massachusetts
and Connecticut,
. ^
Commander Johnson and Char
lotte Simmons, while, were con
victed at Conway recently of thc
murder <>f Kev. II. I). ?minger, ii
Baptist minister, last June. John
son was sentenced to hang on tho
second Friday in December. The
woman, having been recommended
to mercy, was sentenced to tho peni
tentiary for life.
Swains Island, up in the State of
Maine, is said to be the only verita
ble Upobia in thc world. It con
tains 18,000 acres, population of
1,000, large!} engaged ?ii lobster
lislung ; has three churches, three
schools, no lockup, no poor house,
light taxation, nobody rich, nobody
poor. All doors are devoid of locks.
All laws tire automatically enforced.
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom
ach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant to take
Bomb-Throwing in Pekin.
Pekin, Soptomhor 25.-At tho Pek'n
Railway station to day, as a train carry
ing one of tho four missions ordered
abroad to study foreign political methods
was leaving, a bomb was exploded inside I
a private car, killing four miuor officials j
and wounding over twenty other persons.
The wounded include Pr I OOO Tsai Tcho,
who heads the most importaut of the
missions, and Wu Ting FanK, forrnor
minister to the United States, both of I
whom received slight injuries. Tho
perpetrator of tho outrago, who was in
tho car, was blow n to pieces. Tho ail.lil
lias caused a pi ofound sensation and
causes apprehension regarding tho safoty
of members of tho Court and loading
officials of tho Government. Tho Gov
ernment offices and tho railways aro
now strongly guarded.
THREE PAPERS A WEEK FOR $1.50.
Ry a clubbing arrangement with the
Charleston Semi-Weekly News and Cou
rier wo are offering'that paper and The
Keowee Courier for $1.60 per year. Tho
Keowee Courier is recognized not only
as tho best paper in < ?coner county, but
it is rated among the best county papers
in .South Carolina. The Semi-Weekly
News and Courier is an excellent jour
nal, published on Wednesdays and Satur-1
days, gives tho detailed news of South I
Carolina (M ?1 special feature, and carries !
the full Associated Press dispatches ?
from all over the world. The combina
tion of the two papers at $1.60 gives our
present readers, as well as new sub- I
scribers, an opportunity to secure two of
the best panoro in the Mate (three papers !
a week) for 50 cents more than thc regu- '
lar price of either. Let us send you two of
the very best papers in South Carolina
for almost the prico of one.
Farm Lands
for Sale.
If it is a Farm you want, why
not come and look over my list
and seo what I have to ot?or?
Thousands of investors aro
making money every day on
Heal Estate - why not you?
Farm Lands aro advancing so
rapidly that it takes but a cas
ual glance backward a few years
for a business man to see tho
advisability of placing his cash
in good Land Titles. 1 have
here some choice selections of
both-The Homo-Seeker and
Tho Investor-to ofter on rea
sonable terms.
J. H- Darby,
Real Estate Broker.
Office : People's Hank.
NOTICE 0F_SP?ClflL_ELECTIOH.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTS OK OCONKK.
Office of County Supervisor of Oconee|
County.
WHEREAS, on the 12th ?lay of Sep
tembor, A. 1). 1005, a petition was
Hied with thc undersigned, L. II. V.
Hobson, as Cornily .Supervisor for Oconeo
County, South Carolina, by and on be
half of Kev. C. Wai dlaw and others, as
qualified electors of said County and
State, praying that an election in said
County and State bu ordered upon the
question of the removal of the Dispensa
ries now located in Ooouco County; and,
W h oreas, it appears by the records of
the Hoard of Supervisor Of Registration
of Flections in and for Oconeo County,
in said State, that, tho qualified electors
of said County and .State, on the 12th
day of Septeinbor, 1005, aggregate .'5,"?S2;
and,
Whereas, it appears upon the petition
playing said election that moro than ono
fourth of the qualified electors of Ooo
nee County aforesaid have signori the
same, (to-wit, 1,020); and,
Whereas, it, appears that petitioners
have complied with the statutory re
quirements for ordering such special
election :
Now therefore, t? is hereby ordered that
a special election bc held in ( Icotiee Coun
ty, in said State, on TUESDAY, the 24th
day of October. 1005, at which election
shall he submitted the question of "Dis
pensary" or "No Dispensary" to tho
qualified voters of said County of Oco
neo, in said State, willoh election shall
bo conducted as other special elections.
It is further ordered that those el ec
tors in favor of the location of Dispensa
ries in said County and State shall vote a
ticket of the usual statutory size, on
winch shall he printed or written tho
word "Dispensary", and those electors
opposed thereto shall vote a ticket of
the usual statutory size, on which shall
bo printed or written tho words "No
Dispensary".
ITo Cu
Take Laxative Broi
Seven Million boxes sold In past 12 n
ORINO
axative Fruit Syni]
For Sale by J. W- Bell
Let a copy of this order bo forthwith
served on tho three Commissioners of J
filoction for State and County Officers in
Oconee County, in said State.
Given under my band and official seal,
this 18th day of September, A. 1). 1005.
[L. S.J L. IL V. HOBSON,
Couuty Supervisor in and for Goonoo
County, South Carolina.
Notice of Special Election on tho
(?nestinn of "Dispensary" or "No
Dispensary" lu the County of
Ot (ince, South Carolina.
State of South Carolina, I
County of Oconee. )
IjURSUANTto the above order of Ii.
I H. V. Hobson, Supervisor of Oconee
Couuty, South Carolina,
Notico is hereby given that a special
elcctiou will be held at tho several pre
cincts established by law in Oconee
County on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24rn,
1006, on tho question of "Dispensary" or
'.No Dispensary" for said County.
Polls at each voting placo will he
opened at seven o'clock a. m. sud closed
at four o'clock p. m.
Tho following named persons have
been appointed Managers of Special
Election for "Dispensary" or "No Dis
pensary, to-wit:
Pair Play-L. L. Jarrard, A. P. Hunt,
F. M. Davis.
South Iltoon-Thomas Wiley, W. L.
Thomas, .lohn H. Harris.
Earle's- J. W. Ablos, L. O. Bruce, P.
A. ({rant.
Tokoena at Cross Roads-C. T. Phillips,
Robert Moore, W. S. Prichard.
Oakway-W. M. Brown, J, W. Hcaiden,
P. H Gumbrell.
Friendship-.J. O. Campbell, !.. O.
Hbillips, W. A. Mowen.
Seneca-.1. A. Harbin, R. M. Tribble.
.lohn Myers.
Richland - R. M Davis, J. P. Stribling.
M. M Dendy.
Westminster-Earle Dickson, J. R.
Orr, W. L. Euglaud.
Fort Madison-I. I). Hull, J. F. Stew
art, J. R. Cleland.
Tugaloo Academy-J. P. Powell, J. M.
Taylor, R. B. Collins.
Holly Springs-J. W. Hare, S. M.
Chambers, R. J. Vinson.
Tabor-U.C. Singleton, Ely Tannery,
J. A. Knox.
Damascus-I). F. Carter, M. H. Lee, F.
D. Uothell.
Double Springs- L. A. King, W. ll.
Mongold, E. M. Bamby.
Cherry Hill -Wm. Hunter, II. B. Har
ris, W. II. Alexander.
Little River-I). O. Sheppard, L. A. P.
Nicholson, .1 B. Alexander.
Tamosseo-J. 1). Littleton, M. C. Todd,
J. J. Rankin.
.locassee-Janies Burgess, R. A. Talley,
W. M. Brown.
Salem-W. M. Guinn, E. A. Perry, W.
ll. Whitmire.
High Falls-VV. E. Mowers, J. M. Hill,
J. D. Hand.
West Union-A. IL Ellison, J. D. Perry,
J. A. I ves ter.
Walhalla-C. A. Murton, IL C. M?sch,
J. D. Isl,ell.
Newry- H. L. Buggs, T. I). Whitmire,
J. R. McClellan.
Clemson Collego-J. J. Mooro, John S.
Goodman, ll. A. Stephens.
Loug ('rock-J. IL Cannon, W. II.
Thrift, David Karney.
On tho day of election tho Managers
must organize by tho election of a Chair?
mau. The Chairman elected is empow
ered to administer oaths.
Tho Managers have the power to till
any vacancy, and if nono of tho Mana
gers attend, the citizens can appoint
from among the qualified voters the
Managers, who, after being sworn, can
conduot the election.
At the close of tho election the Mana
gers must proceed publicly to open tim
ballot boxes and count the ballots therein
and continue without adjournment until
the same is completed, and make a state
ment of the result ami sign tho same.
Within three days thereafter, tho
Chairman of the Hoard, or some one
designated by the Boan!, must deliver
to the Commissioners of Election the
poll list, the boxes containing thu ballots
and written statements of the result ot
tin* election.
(lue of the above-named Managers for
each precinct must call upon thc Board
of Commissioners at. thc Court Mouse,
Saturday, October 21st, 1110"), to receive
ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions,
and to qualify. J. A. STECK,
O. I. WALKER,
ll. s LOOK,
Commissioners State ?md County Elec
tions.
September 20, 1005. 88 n
J. H. MOORE, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls left at rosidenco or J. IL Darby's
Drug Store will receive prompt attention,
DAY OR NIGHT.
Phones : Residence 08, Drug Store 18.
12-8-04
COOK STOVES,
RANGES,
HEATING STOVES
FULL LINE OF TINWARE,
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES.
ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH AND
ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORK MADE TO ORDER.
Typewriters, Sewing Machines, Guns.
Revolvers and Bicycles cleaned and
repaired.
Ml work done on short notico and
guaranteed.
Ii. H. LOOK.
re a Cold in Or
no Quinine Tablets. J*
aonths. This signature,
Cleanses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexions of
pimples and blotches.
It is guaranteed
7M. J. STKIUI.ING. r <; E. L. UKRMDOM.
&
Attorneys-At-Law,
WALHALLA, 8. 0.
I'HOM 'T ATTENTION GlVKN TO ALL BUSI
NESS ENTKUSTKD TO Til K.M.
January o. 1898._
J. 1?. Gilroy. I .T. WT. Sholor,
rickets, S. C. I Walhalla,S.O.
CA RF.y~ &~S~H ELOR,
Attorneys and Counsellors,
Walhalla, S. C.
Will practico in tho State aud United
I States Courts.
Business entrusted to our care will re
?oive prompt and careful attention.
R. T. JA YNES,
Attorney-at-Law,
WALHALLA, - - S. C.
He.l Phone No. 20,
Practico in State and Federal Courts.
Business entrusted to my caro receives
prompt attention. 1-05
I. J. CARTER, E D.
-Dentist
Office two doors above .the Bank, in
Carter's Pharmacy.
Westminster, S. C.
Dr. G. C. Probst,
r> i<: iv rjr IST,
Walhalla, S. C.
Office Over C. W. Pitchford Co.'s
; : : Store, : : :
HOURS : 8.:.u A. M. TO I p, M. ANO..2 TO 6
P. M.
DR. J. H. BURGESS,
Dentist,
SENECA. S. C.
OPPICB OVKK NIMMONS' STORE, DOYLE
Bun,DINO.
Office Hours: 0 A. M. to 1 p, M.
2 I', M. to fl I*. M.
April 20, 1004. 10-tf
Dr. W. F. Austin,
JDKNT1ST,
SENECA,.S. C.
, Office Over ./. If. Jiyrd .1- Co.
I AM NOW I.X MY OFFICE EVERY
DA Y.
PHONE NO. 51.
BLUE RIDGE_RAILWAY CO.
BETWEEN HELTON AND WALHALLA.
Timo Tallie No. 0.-lu Effect M:iy 2S, 1005.
EASTBOUND- ll! ll) C J S j 18
A M P.M. P.M. I'M AM
Lv Walhalla i ... n .a oe ....
Lv Wost Union. s in.a es!_
A r Bonces ... ?.? s 6?!.i. 3 35 ....
Lv Seneca.? a rjo.|4 ri ....
Lv *Jnrunnla Junction 0 00 2 03 .i -t i ts I.... 4
Lv*Adatna. 11 a lol.14 311...?
Lv ?Cliorry.i :i IT I a ni.U 3ft ....
Lv Pendleton.' 0 25| a 20 .|i 45 ....
Lv .Autan. ? 321 a 3;? . ft03 ....
LA ?Denver. ;i 30 a IO . fi ia ....
Lv . Wost Anderson . . a 69 a .vi .fta~ ....
Ar Anderson-PnssDcp _ a IM. s 33_
Lv Anderson- I'assDcpilu IKI a li) 3 in U 13 8 18
Lv .AiKli-rscii-KriDci. m na a ia, a ia r> m ? vo
Ar Relton. Ki a:, a a', a :v, 11 III,H 40
WESTBOUND- ,11 ? ft ! 7 I 8
I'M A M A M. A M PM
I'V Helton. a .V? IO WI IO WI.If. 30
Lv'Anderson-Kr't De I ail 11 10 ll uvt.lc 68
Ar Andersen-Pas* De _ 11 ia 11 ?2.left"
Lv A intonion-Pass De ?4 22. .i 8 30
Lv ?West Anderson.... 4 27 11 16 11 1?! H 3C
Lv .Denver.l i io? 11 2>i]U aili S ftl
Lv ?Anilin.14 47^11 31 111 31 ? 00
Lv Pendleton. 4nani 37I11 371 oas
Lv .Cherry. 4 VJ j 11 44 ll 44! 0 3ft
Lv*Adama. fto.Tii 47 11 47 ?39
I v ?Jordania.inaction, ft nen r.n 11 wi, ti ft7
Ar Boneo*.!.... ia na ia eal 10 00
Lv Seneca . ft all. 1 Oft 1 Oft
Lv WOSI I'alon. ft 391.I 1 20 1 8ft
Ar Walhalla.ft 44i. 1 as 1 40
. Flag stations.
Will also stop ?0 the following stations to take
on ami lol of i passengers: Phlnnoy's, James's and
Sandy Sprints anil Toxawny.
Nos. ii ami 12, fl rs i doss passenger, daily; No?.
il and 10, (lally except Suni'ay; Nos. ft and 6,
Bunda? ?inly; Nos. I and 7. ROCOnd class, mixed,
daily except Sunday; Nos. 3 mid s, second class,
mixed, daily.
A. B. ANDREWS, President.
J. K. AN DERRON, Superintendent.
I SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
THE SOUTH'S GREATEST SYSTEM.
Unoxcolled Dining Car Service.
Through Bull man Sleeping Cars on all
Through Trains.
Convenient Schedules on all Local Trains.
For full information as to rates, routes,
etc., consult nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent, or
R. W. HUNT,
Division rassonger Agent,
Charleston, s. c.
ie Day
Cures Crip
in Two Day?,
on every
box. 25c*