The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, December 21, 1876, Image 4
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Ad dtwfn to gs9 Thorms. J.effersonr,
sead o,f1those who were pdfrtically op
posed to hii. IJere is one worth re
latli :
. JeffIrson ww in the habit of
driving himselt in a gig, when be
Mhe - Violt to 1is ebnit wtseat, Mon.
flello, at Chiarlotteoville, Virginia.
He preferred this mode of travellitig
to the stage-coach, and of railways
ibpyg Wr,ednthen h103 etween 'W;asW
ilngtoni, t4 hia rural, residence. Onl
one ot lis tri p* lie iaw a tiolrly cvlat
trdotgIng Mlong the roadeide, andi ac
CsId'hi, aiking lihn if he wonidd
a ride. the b -y prowptly and
froy.secepted the invitation, a d
sooto charmed his uniknown frieid b
b. imgeiious bo* ish converation.
After a time Mr. Jefferson asked I
compiiom it ho had ever heard ofl
T'om,Jederson?
"O, yes," 'was the quick r,-pone
"My dad says he's the biggest rascal
ever lived "
Nothing daiunted by this %uexpvc.
ted answer, ti e Presideuw con irled
The convetsation; anid when in repl
to allusitins pirpiotely made to Th..in
as Jeffeirswn, the lad wmuld exclaim
that "dad said lie was a traitor to his
coumtry," hie would say, in wxPOAl
lat ion, "O'0h, per hat ps yoin w,.ii miot
find him steb a ibad fellow, af ter till."
W lien lie reached tie p.ot whet o Ii
coi.-oni -ii .n mst leave hIm. Mr. Jk-t
fkrson said, as the boy lighil) t ap i
to the ground:
"You can tell your dad y n hadi a
ride with Tom Jefferson, %ind he i
not such a had felliow."
"Dogged if I did" exclaimed the
youth.' "Dad would give me the
woit licking I ever had it he knew
I,had been riding with you."
Still amused at tie yongster's per
sisWten, Mr. Jefferson said in a kind
ly tone:
'Ne.w, my little fellow, I want you
to co.me and see me at the White
Hi use, in Waushinmgton, amud you'll
1iad that fam tnot quite as bad as
your dad tinnks mie."
T,' e h10, a iti' a hare ackn'mwledge
ieti th' trienmdIh ivitin rn
''ff t. oa h iis home. Hi e wa , iii,w
ev, ,-, anitlleie.,. ly imp; tesed to tell
'ad'.T h.. he was askas to go to see
Ik.e)~ nsien~t at thme W4hiie HI'use,
"Nonsentse!" snered the paren ;m
".wheni yonu go there lie won't know
who;. ini thle world you a:.
"No bie wo't persisted the lad,
"'and !jm a going~."
lie was as good as his word. His
fall supplies, a homespun suit anid a'
chanuge ot underclthing, had just
heetPcompleted; and ot,ne m>rning
do ingLiaeaee suit anid a new shirt
amid pttinlg the re ''ainmder ot hais per
wonl effects in a biandketecin, t, lhe
I,wist,yd a>stick throngh his~ baggage,
sanlt ig iit over his shlttider1~, anad slam in
ed brioskly 'f to walk to Wstingte.n
to, see his frienad.
Ins due time the b ave youngster
reaubted th~e capitol city , ani: 'nq'.i -.
fgungh4iimitelf at the entinranice. T1'.
thv servanti, who appeared in re
sponse to hisa v igoronsw blowsv tn t he.
peanel of the do.,tor h~ 6111 demiaind
ed to see Tom Jef,rson.
"'ii's at dinnier amid haust co panty,"
reph)led the alttendangt, nout a liiu a.-.
tonlishled at the aindaii it Uf t, tratvel
soeid boy wi ia &aloie.
"T4sa's niotlii.g," promnply rep;l ico
the udveniture,. "tie mold mUe 9o e lmt
here t see himt, andt I've cotme, anmd
I ain't going ofl wit hout saeeing lii,
either."
Thieie was no cho(ice but-Ic to obey
st' Ste sertant went to thme duuinmg
Irom arid Bold his m aster' that a bo)
was.utside who sa.d lie mtust see t.e
Pradet, as lie had becu timid to
come. Mr. Ji ffersonaV. at once irdere.d
11)0 iutrrdeir to be3 ) bongin iin; anid
the shabby youth, with his bmandie
stall over his shoulder tunnu himen
in tho.idst ot a 'Blame' ditrier l'rt
Qu m.thinag dauteid by his strange
p.et iona, when te Prestdant in gen..
r Who under thbe suit a e you?" the
ytanngeIer ejacualato 1:
"Nuw, thtat'g just whiat dad said
y..t4 sry it I camne here. I'mu Uhearlesw
M.PrgIa,aid yuu axed mDe to come
at hemn L WM riding 'witll von '.t.....
his re6ollection of the inrdent' re
viving; "Ond *Ow .yO" ae -here, *ft
down.avd:take songe 9r."
Another plate was ordere4 to be
plaeod on tbq table;ond Obarles Mor.
ganl took a -sat with Undiminished
assurance amung the flute ladiew land
getlemen. Xr. Jefferson, dir*ed
the dusty. bundle to whieb he hi
clung to the lawt.to be' taken oW 'a
spare Ue4rowmu" aun"ouUced bis Inten
tion ot keeping-the ow1er tb*reof ms
hie guest.
A tier a low days, daring whieb
he freet,et had gre Ily
he n alsi4ken tranzkkeesad feaY l4s
ntature ut tho tcquaintance picked oil.
I the wa% side, ho inquired of young
organ, w at he could d. jor hin.
"W h uj iot. like tv'he when
4u are a man, my tine fellowl" lie
a. ked.
"I want to be a c4onel," was tie
A)SWOWe1; its which Charley plersisteA
inl jeply to the qi estion, whenever
lint to hin, until ,-te day a pla til
low was brulnght, to him in the t-hape
of a %401n1lg mids 1hitinit[I. When, af
ter enj4yIlg tile scety tit is i eW
acqum allce Iur a short ii ae, ihlo
Preidt .-pce moro qiueMioned sim
av to i: wisnet in regard t P his lN.
tiore, he0 mladu ny) hi itailld with s
custleimiary deci i.m that nothiig bilt
tie navy would lieaf his desirva. ,
To hio great delight, Mr. Jeffersibn
tldhim his wAishel in thiS resi.ec,
e .tild b, gratified. The boy eutereti
ruse nav%,l ant -er%ed his clountry it?
Ibly durinig the res of Ii# lite. And
Coimniodore Morgao, 1. am told b.
time who knew him bet, alwa%a
preserved the honeot sitiplicity of
character ad fearlesstets which so
attraced "T'n" Jeft;rson when hie
ilet tie ottspoken Charlie lorgaii
onl the highway.
Hampton and Chamberlain.
There is niot an intelligent, fair--.
minded man in the country who does
noat feel ashamed of Governor Chamn
berlain and admire Wade Hampton,
T1here is niot a Republican who do'es
not wish that the position of the two
me~n c utld lbe reversed, and Hlamrp
tonl made th,e representat ive ot Re
putbbecanismn, and Chamberlain te
rep'eOsentlative of the Demnoc, acy, ina
tisc Stanih Carolina qouael. The one
is fir to be Governur-, the other 1,
iotally unafit; and further, one is ca
jabale oft governing ti e State, while
tz e otlier is confessedly incapable.
Jiurough all the stages of tbis pra.
tracted and most trying contest, from
inhe day he took the stump to solicit
Shse votes of the whiite anid black peo,
'le of his State last soummer, dow n t'.
t he pre ser1 uncertain. hour, HUampton
has1 exhibited the intrepidity, truth
fn&ine-s atnd Composure ot a mn great
en.ogh for any emlergenecy, wuaile
Chanmberlain, cia.eriing in his come
larrahble residence at Cinl mbia dm; ing~
the canrvaes, and skiing behind
Gen. Riger's baty onets loW, is seeni
to be, too teele and timid to play bib
patri in the rude game in which be is
at -ii nal-u~ aclt.. C sambealaiun is~
ii's ble to the peopjle wham lhe is
attemta ing to dr fraud; 14amptos.
hws himself everyw here--.n the~
it reets, ini pub llic assembl.at.es, anid
evesn m1 peRenc*eof the bayone0ts t at
acre being emIpla. ed to rob) himu ot is
's.'nestt rights Chsamb ierlain sits in
the secret lrecess oft the Gavern.a',.
mansIiioni and send., etntrea:les to [Pre
sidet'ti Grant ftor trooeps to provoike
ihe paeople to resista: ce. hlamptont
is prmesetnt at every fr esh provocai n I
toa exthort the pe 'pie to peaceful su b
miOssio. It is uai.l that Ilampj,in
coanhi~ quetlh all dist Irlb.mseS int S. aari
C ar llha an I restore tranq 'ility toa
'he Stateu w ith a s iin g switch; Uham..
hierlatin casunot dio it with t.he aid oft
i0.000) Federal ti eaoaps. Yet, Pr esi
denit Gi ant is us.ing, all the poewer oal
I he governmen,t to kee~p the Iinc3apa
otiee, and the capable and fairn
elec'ed i ,mtn ntI ''l-and th1us prea
haisg t his Sousths (aroalina g*~narrel tom
years loniger.-..St. IoiaReubicaon.
E ASL EY H OTeL
T HIS POPUL AR HOUSE la eonvenleatly
locsed to the Depot; Rooms well fuirnished
ansi the table supplied allth the best in the
market. Board r'easonable.
Con veyanoe for nished to Table Keek,
Casar's Head, or any otber point whieh
parties may wish to visit.
CLYDE & MOTBE,
Proprietors.
March 89, 19Nie
The Stats of 86i tkona.
Baylla W MAsett, Flo dase, C~ ila
Hendricks and husband James B lIendrioks
and others-laintiWs.
against
owl"o 0 Volges "oti st= 44 daot
00XVIKOWr -"A,49t34sM ut (),4
Yit_eo tal rtr. made by the
Hon. T. HCooke, Judge of the Zi hth
JAW4011V rVircuiten &~
-lay ryAft
law of Tinsa Emma Johnson, formerly TJn
sa Ewma Manell, ifA4v 0aere be other
than the Plaintiffs above named in this ac
tion, are hereby q pnesed, re u $
appoar beftores the Milt 6f t1kIs* C oUrt, i1 n.
tify themselves ,anO estaWliqh, their claiws to
the funds to be diirguted,'hWtein on or be.
fore the 21st day of Jul A. D. 1877, or
foreter be debarired o'of WA-nefit under the
decree for distribution to be rendered in this
aqtiog.k. r .. . , ,
GV* smde ud bud "nde se n
Pickens,' this the 15th da of July A. D.
1876,
S. D- KEITH,
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for
P!i1DAWknk\C L$ot ,,.:0.
July 20. 1876 46 ly
AGENTS Our large life-like Steel En
gravings of the Presidential
3AKS Candidate sell r idly. Sqnd
for circular. N. Y. Enraving
$18 a day Co., 86 Wa gl., six aqga, N.Y
STA9IIRING cured by Bates' appliano.
detcription,' &a , addreiss' usop
Co., Box 6Q6, 1$sw York.
Part6 &eirr to- hf-ef e1eyatr t*
Pickens Court House. Table Rock and otbez
points. can be accomwo4fated at my Stahes,
at all hours of the day and night. Pur
chaser4.can al4o be supplied wi4h Goed 41qck
at reasonablepriqes.
& Regular Mail Liuq :o Piqens Court
house-4aily. (Sun4ays excepteIL)
RIC HEY & WYATT.
Easley Station, 8. 0., Aug, 8, 1876.
ne49-ly
Dr. R. 3. GIlliland
AVING ret urned and pernianently loca
H ted at Piokensvtle, rspeflyofr
bis Professional servicestohecienofha
ricinity and surrounding country. Charges
reasonable.
May 9 41
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who re tofPWok-teu
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Sent ender seal, in a plain esvelope, to
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Address the Publish'ers,
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July 20, 18'76 46
The Greatest DIscovewr of
the Age,
DR. TOBIA8' VENETI4N LINIMENT.
Over 29 years before the public. Warrant.
ed, or the money returned, to cure Dysentery,
D)iarrhea, Colic, Spasms, Croup, and Vomits
mng, taken internally. Perfectly innocent;
see oath weith each b6tle;-and Char@nic Rifu
matismi, Swellings, Sprains, Sruised. Palktra
the Limbs, Back and chest, externally. Not
a bot. has ever been returne4I, although
millions are sold annual.Y. Price, 60 cents.
Dr. TOBlAS' HOR8E LINIMENT, in Pint
Bot tles. Is the best in the world for the cure
of Lamqness, Old Sores, ,SpraIpy,.OffIo and
Distenmper. *Price,. $1.00. TphIga sebJ
Condition Powder. are superior t)any others,
or no pay. They allay Fever, Purify the
Water, 8often the skin, give a fine coat, and
Improve the A ppetite. Price, 26 cents. Per
feotly innocent,' ae Cc1. tb. MeDaiudets, who
has seen the recipe tee tiles to, as well as ha
Linirment. Hie has some of the.F4atest Run.
ning Horses In the world. Thokisands of Qer
tificates hane been tecelved,' peaking in 61gh
terms of the above medliies. Sold by ek
Druggists. LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah,
Georgia, Agente,
$I a day at home. Agents wanted. E'atj
fit and terms free. Tree & 'Ce., Au.
gusta, Mtaine.
$6 to $20 per day at home. Sam plee worth
S1 free. Stson & (e.. Petwa.G, mah
S~
Ni
102'
11
On1 s.o a Yea
Every man inthe County <if
Pickens
SHOULD BE A SUBSCRIBER !
Every man who) has ever liv..
here and has mvoved
away,
SHUTDI J$S A SUBSCRlIBER:
IT FURNISHES ALL
TSR #SUETY NIWS
--AND
('ONDENISED REPORTS
IT C1RCULAT1hs
Largely in the adjining Counties.
and to some extent in Western
North Carolina !
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A iQ0 MDM Fol AMvni:n.
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Wor the f'icksas SeRtinel !
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I take thi, methed reInf.nmin g my friends
that I will be fAuad la My'Bd~ on essoh
SA TURDA , for the purpose of transaoting
Sbuel a4t& gna4wa ri.dio
~,a. ~,,Jc~C
As aly 4etles se $ehee ComissIenar sIi E
espel e S b* sesinI dl#erent sat o'
the @oUsty, J. aask t6bl epqpeli*Ls ati
fer the hets of all 9naeme..
.A ,OWEN(, L
ne28.1jlOoessonr a
1876.
F E ScholastIiby 4ldV4Ided 1nte two
Terms of 0 weeks each. The First Term
ry jfD ea4
Dnds November 18th.
Students entering wAthin two weeks after
,a commencement orlhe Terma, will be
.4 Terr h e tering
a1v 6r 'sitdffWeo" 411ttattnMs 'eitftt
th1 ",9rWt9 'wN" the - 6ei
Course of Study.
PRIMA1tY 'DEPAITTMENT.
JUNIOR CLASS.
t T Z p in1 ai4 d
Primary Geography; Mental Arithmetio,
xrie -in &WfIP4 . -t1 '1. -
INTERMUDIATE CLAds.
let p1. and Read ingcon
ohUf't1l'0;nr,buo1fig Vnglishi
Orammar; Elements of Written Arithmetic;
Exercises in Writing.
2d Term-Spelling and Reading continued;
Elements of Wri .ln Arithmetic corppleted;
nterm tc phy ted;)Analyt
ical E i ah~ & Br; 8.it,11 th~lis
tory; Exercises in Writing.
tot Tqrm ,iiEsJ Qrawpr .coroplete; Phy,
tic; 'owns A lysis ot" Vords;
2d Term-Greene'.; anlysis .,of. English
Languagd; Arithmeti' colntinnd; Stballer
Composition; Higher U. S. History.
PREPARATORY -DEPARIMENT.
JUNIOR CMAss.
[st Term Latin Graim r and Harirn s' Eirst
Latin %ek; latl4 RadeA D iMs' 1gebra'
History ot tnglan .
Wd Term-Four Books of Cmsay; Arnold's
eteond Latiu- Book on-nalysis of the Lattn
-gontencl, i (kreek .Gramrar; Xendrick's
Greek Ollendorff; Greek Reader; IvUs'
Algebta..4orpAleted;N*0urtk1 P,&ijqsg#y.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS.
let Term-Six Books of Virgil; Gref k
Reader complet~ed; Plain Gdometry; Higher
Composition and Rhetoric.
Id Term-Sqk uaL'a Caal4inft Jugurtha;
Xenophon's )Adaisfa;. Ilikir Algebra
commenced; Solid .and Spherical Geome
try,completed; Chemistry.
5&R4I,q 1'c,As
let Term-dicer6'i8e et.'Orations;'Xenophions
Menorabjlia; Trgonom try and Surveying;
Roman Hittory; -Latin;P'ose Compostrion.
Id Term-Horace entire; -Six Books of the
Iliads: Greek Prose Gomwposition; Algebra
completed; Astronomy.
The abovjeprr+e, will .pr9pare can
lidates for hdniission in-to the Sopio
% oax CLASS of nomy ot our Souithlern
Dolleges, Studet,-who do not stand.
t 8atisf'actory examnination upon the
sever'al studies of each olass, will no
to nIipwed the priv'ilege to atdvance to
he next highl-t, but be retained~ in
uch class, till aill the studies of it be
LUITION 01 PI't(Mini DNPAITAIENT
u~nior' ClasRs, - - $10.00
otermediate Class, - - 12.50
e,nior . 15.00
?rparatory D)epaPrment, '20.00
No deduction "wvill be made for lost
imo exceptL from prolon)ged siekness
aortmeont, tand r 'estamtio ms.in ezn( 0t2.
ly, *i1lhe:fur, shed pi et.
Dec. 23, 1875 17 t f
Fits andE pile~psy
POSITI VElLY CURED).
i.'e worst cases of the longest standing, by
uslin D . H U~it A R.D's Oure;
It has Cured Thopusan ds,
Lfnd will give $1,000 for a case it will not
*enefit. A bottle sent free t.o all ad1dressing
F. E- DIBBLE, Chemist, Office. 1355 Broad
vay,, N4w Yo&. ' .,
SHUN ISONSs,~.
MEDAICINE RENDE#RED UsSLEss.
Volta's Electro Belts and(
Basid*
si'm indorse'd by the iliost emineit physicians
n the world, for the cure of rheumatispm.
euralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kiiney
lisease, aches, paiins, nervous disorders, fits,
'emimle.complaint,,.iervous and .general #e
iility, apd other chron ic diseases of the chest,
tead, niyer, eiuasnach, kidneys and blood.
'ook with full particular:s tee by Volta Belt
le , Cincinnati, 0.1.
WETROPOLITAN W 0 R K.S,
Portable and Stationary,
Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Boilers, Castings of
Irass and, Iron, Forgings,. &c..
ARCllIfICOTURu{L$IRON WOR~,
n nll its lUru(neties donA by ex pefit'nced h k dds
JMPRO VED PO RTABiL ENGINES for
riving Cotton Girls, Threshing' Machiines,
eparators, Grist Mills, &c. A number of
ecoad-h4tmd Enghale *Nd Boile,'s of ;vpr1ous
at ters, in first rate order, on hand.
Repair work soRoited an pVtnptiy done.
WM. E. TANNER & CO.
Oct 14, .7 ly
Benator-R F, Bowen.
Representfative-D) F Bradley.
Clerk of Court-S' D KeWth.
Judige of P ob.cv-'I JI Ebilpot.
Sheriff-J Riley Ferguson.
Coroner-Warren Boyd.
ScolCmmisapanyr-p A Bowen
Treasurer- W .A Jesley.
Auditor-Alorzo 1M Velger.
County Comheissioner-John T bosMet
haIpsau-r-R,obert Craig, (A M ,ynog, clr.
o patiaoers, C L llingdjortl,
Trial J4teDIes-Basle , Luke I. Arlal-Sa.
abrithi . ---Central, James A
iddel?-Pfckens 'C II., G L Hlollingsworth
nid 0 W Taylr-ar.....n f.?m. 3 5 m..t.,-s I
Vni 6.ua3ow,8' C. Do. 18, 1R.
bh VAd auy' 1 the
Passenger Trains on the)-4ib ofielm
Railroad will run a&llow4
Fo.COLUMMB &..I
Lehie Charleston 9 16 a a
Arrive at Coltmbi ' ' ' 0t d
LeaVe Chatlest4ota std
6rrive at Avguate,j t i- U JP.!
FOR CHARLESTON,
(Sunday.s excepted.)
Arrive at Vharleuton 4 n
Lr A figusti $ W,14 *N
'tri,e'at Charleston~ .1,
COU M 13IA N10 [IT EXPR*$.,
Leave Cliarleston 9 16 pm
Airi i at-Coliunbia -7 20 W%
Leave Columbia 7 V 0 p s
Arrive at Charleston. 6 40 a
AUGUSTA NIGHT ZXPRER. .
6eave Chairleadn 8 00 wr%
Arrve.at Agust*7 46-a
Arrive at Charleaten V 410 a M
.UNl-EBVILLE TRAIN.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Summerville at 7.80 LU
Arrive at Charlestn - - 8 46 a Ya
Leate Oharleston ft a
Arive,at Summerville -R - 4 80 p p
CAMPDEN TRATN
'Coitebs Rt' Kingville daily fexoeps 8*u
dys] with.Up and Down Day and Pspeggy
Fraips.
'Day and Night Pralns connect at Auetas
wit h Georgia Railroad, Naton and Augustj
Railroad and Central. RailroAd. This roUte
via Atlanta is the qnickest and mostidieet
roite, and' a conifortable .and iiap to Way
other rohte,. to Montgomery, 8elwa, Mobil '
New Orleans, and all.other points Sout4jt
and to Leuisville, Cincinnati, Chicagb, .'
Louis. a4id all other pointv West and N4ewsb.
west.
Day Train connects at Coluija .wih .Ag'
Throuigh Train on chat-lotie Roid (*hloh
levps at 9 p. m.) for all pointa North.
Night Train cnnects with Loeal Traix
[Whith letilfe Columbia at 8 a. .) flei polat
on charlot te Road.
Lauren-4 Railroad Train connects at New
berry gn Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days.
Up columbi'k Nigrt Train o6ticti closely
witb theiGree4ville pnd columbia.r.ailr,qad.
8. 8. OLOM'ONS, Supeiintendent.
. . PickENs, Gieral Ticket Agint.
Greenville & Columbia R Re.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
PRssenger trains run daily. Snndays eice t
e4, connecting with nighit trains en South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft
er JIoud ay. D)eeember 1,, the folleowing *111
be, t.he Schedule;
L'eave Co6lumbia at 7.46 a sa
Leave Alaton at 9.I16 a
Leave New berry at 10.36 a a
Leave C'okesbury at 2.07 p a
Leave Helt on at 3.60 p a
Arrive at Greenville at 6.35~ ps
Leave Greenville at 3.06 si a:
Leave iJelton at 94 e
Leave Cokesbury 11.20 a a -
..eave Newherry at 2.40 a a
Leave Alston at 4.20 p
Arrive at Columbia at 6.66 p a
g&-Connect atl Alston with Trains on the
Sparianburg and Union Railroad ; connect at
ColumbiaL with Night Trains on the South Car
oli.na lia\b-ond up and down ; also w'.h Trair.s
going North and South on the Chas otte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmiigion, Co%
AIBEVILLE BItANCII.,
Train leave A bbeville at 9.156a n)., connef
ing with D)own Train from Greenville. L4
Cokesabury at 2.15 p mn., connecting with Lg
Train from Columbia. Accomme,dationQ Trair.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Le~
Cokesbury at 11.15~ a in., or on the arrival .f
the Down Train from Greenville. Leave, Abe
beville at 1 o'clock p. mn., connecting with E
Tiain from Columbia.
ANDERIBON IItANCII AND 'LUE RIDGE
DIVISION,
Leave WValhalla at 60
Leave Perryville at 64
Leave Pendleton at,78
Leave Anderson at 88
Ai riveat B'elton at 9.20 am
I?.
Leave Jlelton at 1.60 p a
Leave A nderson at 4.50 p a
Leave Pendleton at ; 6.60 y,a
Leave Perryville 68
Arrive at. WValhalla 7.16 p an
Ackhommodation Train, between Belten and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thzursdays and Satr,
days, Leave ilelton at 9.60 A mn., or on arriv
al of Dowh TrAin from Greenville. Lea,e
Anderson .at 2.410 p im., oonnaectitg with Up
THIOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
JADEz NoniTox, Jr., General Ticket Agant
Schedule.
Atlanta & Richmond Air Line ERtilway.
PASSENORR TRAIN KIA5TWARD-DAiLY.
Leave at Atlanta at 8 p na -
Leave Tocooa City at - 6 46 p an
Leave Westminster at , a
Leave Seneca city at p a,
Leave central at 8 26 p na
Leeve latley at 9 12.p sa
Leave Greenville as 9 4M p sR
Leave Spart'anburg at a na
Arrive at.charlotte at 2 08 a a
PASSUNQaR TXAIN Wggy ER-AI?
Leave Charlot te at 216 a a
..eave Spa rtltnbufg at a se
Leave Greenville at . 40 a na
Leave Easley at 7 08 a a
Leave Cent ral at 7 40..
Lravo Seneca City at l
Leave Wstmninster at a a
Leave Tuccoa City sit g 44 a a
Arrive s Atlanta at 1 s0 pa
Cologalats, Emnig ants anad
Travelers Westward.
For map circylars, condensed time table.
and general information in regard toIgams.
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Kansas, Texas, I.wq., NewNMsig*. Utah and
Oalifornia, apply t6 or- addiehi Aasun? B.
WaExx. GienerMl Emigt'ant Agent, Uffie N..
2 H. 1. Iiimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
No one shon!d go West wisbhout first get'
ling in eoinmuniention with the Gebrt
Emigrant A get, and becomne infortnd's to
superi.r advantages. eheap and quiek 9adh.
port at ion of families, household oede, Ateel
and tarnting it.pleme*te general y
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*W. i. DANLEY,
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