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W. Walker will pteach at tbl T1oe X t6 anday v. W. B. Singleton will preach at Secons 'ext"Srnday.. Who wilf 'present u4 with the first watermelon next summer. The matrimonial outlook is very favorable. It is said, b ohrsw, . i not "live as lobg asMa .0To need of a Tb. bed bugs will soon make their appeorauce. N reports .about mtd dogs this The cats are p!aylng havoo wih t4e.young chickens about town. The .Enon Baptist Sunday Sohool is flurishing. It numbers 165 mnem bers. - 06e of our neighbors says the red foxes has grabbled up his :potatoes and out off his peas. Bolton 0. Ambler killed a fine tur ky, on Brown's Mountain, last Friday morning. W. A. Rogers killed a mad dog in the lower portion,of the County the other day. ",' af Wi 6-ha n,d' its appear ance,aind a fVl stock now on hand. A. large yield may be expected. .Whe a man has no bils against bima he tels as though he belonged to the nobility. M. E. Anstl, Esq., a rising young lawyer of GreenvillG waa in town last Saturday, looking after business con, nected-with his profession. The Committee appointed by Judge Mackey tp investigate the outrages committed by Revinue officials on un, offending citizens, meets at this place next Saturday. All having complaints to make should be present. We return thanks to Judge Field fo- a fine mess of deliscious straw berrie-. The yudge is a true granger and has now the finest garden in the count ry. PROMTED.-fur fellow townsman Capt R. A. Child has been commiss siofl'ea, by the Governor, Judge Advo cyte ofth li1th Brigado, 3d Division of Volunteer State Tr'Loops, wvith tho rankc as Major. - Read the advertisements of' Fales cf valuable proplerty, to bo sold by thie Clerk and Sherifi, on Mondaiy neCx(, anud come to towni pr'Jpar-d to biuy - y6ar#elf rich. Ballou's Monthly Magaizin~e for May is replIete, as uisuaLl, with the chtoico,st rwad'ng matter, It is pubbllIshed by TAhonies &~ Talbot, 28 Ilawley Street, Bo*ston, Mdass. 3$~,torney of this plaice who had inlvestmlisi papi tal in horse collars, infrJs.us that ho has sold out, and ilok~ O~poses to pocket the proceeds, i Ebanruptt~y and let his cre 10 076'-l Helena. Wo hope tenv report nx,vk from the one who invested in hoino made jen s. #L'he two colored boys who wore confitted in jail for having developed cdrtain'traits more becorning the bo, vjne and caniine spcCies of the- animal creation, such as barking, biting,'but ting ard occasionally rearing up be, Mdd'lige the mble, were taketi to the hanIu last Thursday by Mr. W. T. sears and Robert Ellis.' Wlearn that Captain Au8ell, our rwap ointe d County Treasuror, n w is bond ready ,ard will file itbfore, the! Joard ba Cournty Corn. sniesionera at their next meetiing for. theirbapprovalk We notice nearly all otheir'Treaisurers in the State havo - ad VrtisedViat they would open1 their b.ob). eilib.e first May. The Board should call an early rneoting to ap prove Capt. Russe1lls bond. J.oh1 .1I. Kendall .& Co., of 421 *Brda'a, N. 'Y., are now off'ering thleir valuable Homestead Lock Stitoh (Sping~ Machines for the low price of $0. ;This puts a~ first class machine within the reach of all, and by p)ur, dhlial 'you will find it to be a money labor saving i'n batment, S;e '* &EbN1NUE OUTRAGEs..--TheO Corn fifttdetof three,Grand Jurors, apoin.. ~a the last term of' Court thr is ,~.oy by the Hon, T. J. Mackey, Pveklg J udg'e, to take testimsny in redtit outrages committed by Re. d'e bficials, will meeot in the Grand ~4Rioom at Pickens C. H., on the .44 day of May, next. A[l parties in poesession of any information con corning outrages committed by said offiils,. are requested to come-for-. wardatand give t heir testimony. 7 8 'R.E. STEEEE, Cbairman. 1,t.lesrumnored that the revenue of. tea1s run up with Redmond one da~y last weok, and that Redmond refue, I jo Aurrender and attempting to 4t:lhi s escape, i.he offioers opened ,~ppon him. Redmond returned 14 fire, still retreating. The skin on eh BAok of one of the officer's nook Wd .by a ball from Redmond's gun ~h~Mr. Fisher, a citizen, who was Wi the />fflets (whether as a pris 9911 bor~ noting in another capacity is no t nown) had his arm broken by a bidil horb ths samnegun. Mr. Fisher's hM2aliso shot from under hinf. e %venot hoard the particulars of tb e shooting, nor do we know wheth. er thbe.it auf tiuth in the statement. V e 4taawd ben.told this, however, and pw5oidsi f,rwat it le 'wort5.. 4 ~ ~ ~- - . t 0 0r ea nd kh~bal,~tj4 lie M UI n of heir 0 ahd strength in Ayer's Satsaparilla. I% is the most potent of all the alter atives to purify the systetn and clense the blood. It possoss invigorating qualities, so that it' stmul%tes the faded-vitalitica and purges out the corruptions which mingio with the blood, promoting derangement and de&y. We are assured by many in telligent physiclans that this medi, ene cures beyond all others of its kitW, and we can fortify this state. nent by our own experence.-Athol (Mass.) White-Flag., Th twp olored ib Ae;!th e AsiVInai fast. we or-A6fu% and snapping, has put all the ohilden in town to barks Ing. Op last Monday evening a score of them opened under our sanctum window, and we thought "h- had broke loose in Georgia;" but "our Devil" taking in the situa tion, administered a few dippers of cold water and-well there is always a calm after a storm. Office seekers are 'abroad in the land and 'he following order of con versation is their popular style: Office seeker-How d'ye do? Voter-Tolablel Office seeker-How's your wife? Voter-Tolablel Office seeker-Your daughter well? Voter--Tolablel Office seekoe.41ow's the boys? Voter-Tolablel Office seeker-The baby's teething easily I suppose? Voter-Tolablel , How's your tam Ily? Office seeker-Ahl rey, dear fellow they are all tolable thank you, The Antecedents of Disease. Among the antecedents of disease are inertness in the circulation of the blood, an unnaturally attenuated (on, dition of the physique, indicating that the life curent iR deficient in nutri tive,proporties, a wan, haggard look, inabilitsy to digest the food, loss of' ai1) petitee, sleep and strength, and a sen sation of unnatural langour. All those may be regarded as among the indi citt of approaching disease, which will evidently atack the system and overwheolm it, if it is not built up and fortified in advanco. Invigorate,.theni without loss of time, making choico of' the greatest vitalizing agent cxtant, ILottter's Stomarch Bitters, an elixir which has given health and vigor to imyriads of the sick and debilitate-d, whieb is avouched by physicins and analysis to bo pureo as well as citective, which is iminensely plaUtr in iI country, and extensively used abroad and which has been for ycars past one of the leading medical staples of America. Thoe Artesian well in Charlecton is pouring out 155 gallons of water a minute. There are twenty candidat,es for thec marshalship of the town of' Florence. AN HISTORICAL FAct.-Every agent who has been steadlly selling the Improved $20 HIomesteald Lock Stitch Sowing Machine for three tears, owns his dwelling house, hias a good account in bankc, is clear of debt., and hase money at interest.-the natural conse-. quenae of securing a good agency for'supe rior goods at t.hodowest prices. A good first class Sowing Machine, most useful--reliable at all times, ogsey to understand and conitrol. the sattne size 'and 'does the same work as any machines that sell at Foun TIMEs the price There is no machine at ny price better, or that wilt do finer or more , ork, and certainly none so low in price by- many dollars. The llOMESTEAD is widely Enown and used in thousands of families lin the. Edstern and 1Aliddte States, and daily becoming popular in the West. It will save its cost several times over in one season, vdqing the Worksof the ftmlly, ot' will este four or five dollats a day for any man or woman who sews for a living. It is the strongest machine made, is ready at all timqs to do its work, makes the strongest and i 6est stitch yet invented, and hs fully acknowledged as the Standard Family sewing Machine. Price, complete for do mestic use, reduced to $20, delivered at your door, no matter how remote you may reside. Business permanent.- and honorable, with more certain and rapid sales, and larger pronits than any other. Extraordinary liberal offers made to local or traveling agents where we have none established; or, If' there is no agent boear you, send your order direct to the factory. Address John l . Kdal1 & Co., 421 Br oadway4'New Edth.. '-'rib i A NOTICE TO CRtEDITORS8 AND DEBTORS .11persons havipag demnands against the Estate of 0. W. OOOPER, deeased% will pre sent them duly attested; 'ad these Indebted will maske payment to the'undersigned, J.J LEWIS, Adm'r. apr 26, 1878 88 6 N OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT .Notice is hereby given, that I will ap-~ ply to W. 0. FIeld, Probste Judge, for Pick-. ens County, og %5th May next, for leave to make ab fnal settlement of the Estate of 0. W. COOP'ER, deceaad, and ask to be dis charged as Admisilstrator. J. J. LEWIS, Adm'r. apr 26, 1878 83 6 Mortgagee's Sale B Y virtuq of the power conferred on me by a Mortgage executed by John II. Motes, I will sell at Pickens Court House, on Saleday in Mi&y, 1878, aL public auction, the following property, to wit: All of said John H. Motes' undivided One Sixth Interest Ina that certain Piece, Parcel, or Lot of Laud, situate in- the Town of Eaisley. in the County of Plekens, in the St.ate of' 8oulth Carolisa, and Eunown in the Phlt of' said.Town, as Lot No. 6, contai ng O)ne-Ilalf Acre, more or less, it being the same .where . on the Hotel now stands. Said John 11 Motes'-One-Hlaif rfotrest in the solgnd exclusive urso of tihe Baor and il liardl Rooms in said Hotl TERMS CASH. J. Q. H.AWTHORNE, am 11- 1872 a apr 11, 18T8 NEW ADVERTj84,ME-NT$. " Jbn.LNAVY Cho CEO Tobacco Awarded Aat Centenntal xposton for odor o *eosn(V nd=nsee and laAtThe eAs a over made. A* or bluo strip trade-me-k Is a Imitated on infarier d., e that Jnoka'e to. et plug. Soldny a"1oer.. Bea forgodfo fe.t *A. JACK801i A Co., XmtI., Psoanburg, 16. FOWLER & FULTON, GENERAL AGENTS FOR Tf(* 1,ited States Cartridge 0.. MANUFAOTURRs OF THEI Solid Head, Reloading, Military and Sport ing, Central Fire o C A Ift T R I D G E S1 Also Rim Fjre Ammunition- for Pistols and Rifle.. Cartridge Cases. Sawed and Patch ed Bullets, -Primers, Re-loading Tools, &c. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 800 Broad way, New York City. MILL MEN. If you nead a good Saw-Gummer, or Saw Tooth Swage, write to J. W. MIXTER SAW TOOL Co. (Agents Wanted) Templeton, Mass. TO 14 S D I ITH IVER HARTIc 40 -48&IF0o1d8 0 LIVER . D' 'a oop GNE ataNomas. FOR DI8EASO. SPEPAL LNYERSTIMACH c~ m BOWELB ,Forlamphlets address Da. S"FOxv. New York. The Co-Opelrative Newspa pers. It has been asserted that one-half of all loney paid by New York advertisers for ad vertising outside of that city goes to Co-ope rative Newspapers. If this Ftatement is tru6 thero Is no occa sion foe surprise that prominent papers which are still charging war prices for advertising feel called upon to abuse a rival with whiqh they. flnd themselves unable to naintSin competition. a Full particulars about the Co.opeattve Ne*s4pers, Jogother with. catalogues iad advertising rates mailed free on application to BEALS & FOSTER, Gen'lAg'ts American Newspaper Union, 41 Park- Row, N. Y. 40 MIXE1R CARDS, with name, 10 cents. Agents outfit 10c. L. JoNEs & Co., Nassau, N. Y, oR ' AN S 1)1pice $280 only $6.Pianos rbWil "'"" '" pce $510 only $135. G3reat bairgaiins. B~A'TTY, Washington,_N.J. O ' Fancy Cnrds, mixed in 2G styles, or 10 ,/U Chromos, with name,. 10 cts. Nassau Card Co., Nass~au, N. Y. PiANo & ORGAN War over. t)rI '4 & BA-rea hold the field and comnpet e with the world. 1,000 Superb Instruments from~ Reliable M akers at Factory Rates. lSvegry man hiiS own ageut. Bottomu prices to all. New P,anos, $135, $150, $179. New Orgahns, $10, 250, $67, Six years guarantee. Fifteen days trriaLl. Makers' names on al.l In strumuents. Square dealing, the honest truth, and best bargains in the U. S. From $50 to $10Q actually saved in buying from J.udden & Baires' So'utherun Whmolesal e Piano-and Organ Depot Saysunah, On. I"ULMIONA is a certain remody for Consumptinn. Ask your druggist for it. Cirenilars free. Address 0. 0. MosE:s, 18 Cortlandc street, New York. THE UNEQUALLED JAS, LEFFEL D0UBLEW PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ST* AddM ENGILE STEMU81L R Sheriff's Sale, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CoUNTY OF PICKE~N8. B Y vlrtuo of an execution to me directed, I will sell to th6 highest bidder before the Qourt House door, at Pickens C. H , on Saledny in May next, 1878, during the legal hours of s:de, the following property, to wit: All that Tract or Parcel of Land, situat e on Cane creek, adjoining lands of liester Nim,% mons, Josiah Chnym:an, Siklas Jlinckle and others, containing 280) acres, more or leus, \vlieo t,b.e Vfendant, Elijah Hinckle now h ves. Sold as the property of Elijah Hine., kle, at the suit of J. E. Hagood. ALSO, All that portion of tho "Smith Place," ly ing on the Pickens side of Toxaway river, containing acres, adjoining lands of the Estate of Samuel Maverick, deceased. Sold as -the yTroperty of Elijah Hinckle, at the suit of J. E. Hagood. TrEnus CAsu---Purchiasers to pay extra for tittes, &c. li1,If terms not complied with on day of sale, properly will be resold at risk of former pturch aser. JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.o. apr 11,1878 81 4 .S ~heriff's. Sale.. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF .PlcKENB, 0, B Y virtue of sundry executiors, to me di.~ rected, I will sell to the highest bidder, at, Pickens Court House, onu Monday, tith day of Ma next, during the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One Store H ouse andl ~o in the Town of Central. Lot containing One fourth of one Acre; fronting on Main street, adjoining lots of L. Rtoss IEat on, James Peek and others. Levied on as the property of Cicero E. Long, at thle suit of Hall & Rowlan~d. TER~M S CASII--Purchmaser to pay extra for tit les. 116L.f terms not complied with on day of sale, property to bo resold at risk of former purchser. JOAD MAULDiN, s.r.o. *aner11.1878. . . FALL IN PRICE9. ZURE AN EN and $or 100 per week. "TRd1 NVER RADY AND NETIN O1Y of 02)NO." 1OMETEAD $20 LOCK 8"UTU $20 SEWING MACRINE #20 For Domestic use. WITH- TABLR AMD ,FrTUREfS COm. PL,ETE, RED U0D TO ONLY $A20,' A perfect and unequaled large, Ptroig mad' durable Maehine, onsroeted Alegant and solid, fbom the beet materia with matfewra,. tioal precision, for Constant Pamily a or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at a moment's notice to do its doy's work, never out of order, and will last a generation with moderate care; easy to udder'stand .and man age; light, smooth, and swift runhing, like the well regulated movement of a fine watch; Simple, Compact, Efficient and Reliable, with all the valuable improvements to be found in the highest priced Machines, warranted to do the same work, the same way, and as rapid and smooth as a $76 Machine. An acknow, ledged triumph .of ingenious ieohanical skill, essentlaily the woaking woman's friend, and far in advance of all ordinary Machines, for absolute Strength, Reliability -and general .usefulness; will Ilem, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffle, Shirr, Plait, Fold, Scallop, Roll, Embroider, Run up Breadths, &c., with wonderful rapidity, zeatness and ease, sews the atrongest lasting stitch equally fine and smooth through ll kinds of goods, from cambrio to several thick nesses of broadcloth or leather, with fine or coarse cotton, linen, silk or twine. Gives perfect satisfaction. Will earn its cost sev eral times over in a season in the work it does or make a good living for any man or woman who desires to use it for that puspose; works so faithful andeasy the servants or children can use it without damage. Pripi of Ma chine with light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. HALf CAs, CoUn, SIDR DRAwER AND CADURT STYLBS each at core reepo.ndingly low rates. Safe delivery guar anteed, free from . damage. Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with engravings of the several styles of Machines, references, ya riety of sewing, &c., mailed free. Confiden tial terms with liberal inducements to enter prising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Agents, &c., who desire exclusive Agencies, furnished on application. Address JOHN H. KENDALL & Co., 421 Broadway, New Yo.ak. Jan 81, 1878 21 ly Notice U. S. Internal Revenue Special T4xes, UTNDER the Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 8282, 8237, 8288 and 8289, every persou engaged in any Business, avocation, or employment, which renders him liable to a special tax, Is required to procurce and place and keep conspicuously in his establishment or place of businass a BT A M1P denot ing the payment of said special tax for the special tax year beginning May 1, 1878. 8dction 8241, Revised 8tatutes, designates who are liable to special tax as above. Severe penaltier are proscribed for non compliance with the foregoing require-, ments, or for continuing in business after April 30, 18'T8, without payment of tax. Application shhuld be made to E. M. BRLAVYTON, Collect or of lnternal Revenue, at Columbia, 8. C. mar 21, 187 8 28 4 To All Whona Thaese Pr,es ents NIay Concern. ALL persons indebted in the-Clork's Offioe for Reoording, naust ceame and pay for their DEEDS and take them out of the office. After this date no Deeds or other Papers wil1 be Recorded, unless the fees are Paid in Advance. ..J. LEWIS, c.c.P. Jan 3, 1878 17 2mi FOR THE C AM P ALO N. Ha:npton and Home Rule! THE liEWS AND COURIER. A Live aund Fenrless Demno cratie Newpaper. Largest Circulation in the City. Largest Circulation the State. Largest Circulation in Cotton 8tates. A I the News About South Carolina-All the News About the South--All the News from Everywhere Pure and iUndefited Democracy-Union! Jus t ice !I! Equal RIghts 111 Recognizlftg the Paramount Interest felt In the: Approaching Political Canvasa By every Democrat who hopes to see the great work of the Redemption of the State made complete and permanent so that the people may reap and fully enjoy the Fruit of their sacrifices. The~ News and Courier wvill Direct aill its Er orgibs and 'Reources to Presenting from Day to Day,, and from Wook to W ook, Full and lnteresting Accountsofthe Progroes of the Cam. paign TO PLACE THiE PAPER Within the Reach of Everybody During this Exciting Contest we have Determined to 0der to Mail Sub scribers tho following. ~EflCZD RATUl FQR mi ANA The News and Courier, Daily- Edition, 6 months, $4 O( The News and Courier, Tri..Weekly, Edition, 6 months, $2 00 The Weekly News, 0 months, .'7 Bubscriptions will be received at thesi rates, FORi MAIL SUBS~CRIBlER8 ONLY until May 16. In all cases thie cash must ac comipaniy the or(ler. Friends of the cause of lionest Ihome Rule in all the counties are invited to aid us ir swelling our Campaign Subscription Lists which ought to include every intelligent'votei in the 8tate. RIORDAN & DAWSON, Proprietors. Charleston, 8. C. ap 4, 1878 80 Male any (lay in Pura and CAtts. Inves according to your means. $10, $60) or $II00 in 8-rOCK PRuV,.mEs, has brought a aimal fortune to the careful investor. We advis< when and how to operate safely. Book witi full information sent free. Address orders b: mil and telegraph to JSAXTE1R & Co., SBankers and Brokers, 37 Wall Mt., N. YI 6 May 17, 1877 l6 y Don't Fail to try our Buist Warranted Gardon Seeds and Early Rose Pota toes. To use pure and rliablo Soods will certainly Pay *e also have the North CPrp 11ish Potato at 75 cets p6r bushel. Onion Setts at 121 per-quart. 'Black Oats at 75 cents per bushel. Your Special. attention is called to our Haiman Universal Plow Stock-the best and cheapest yet invented. Pol ished Steele Twisters, Heel Bolts and other Farming linplementb--whiob we are selling at Rail R6d Prices. To make room for an exten. sive Spring Stock, we are offeringlour remaining Fall and Winter Stock at cost, for cnshlor barter. It will ftltei your Tax To invest your money whore there is the best profit. Call and examine. We oharge nothing for showing and pricing our Goods.. Respectfully, IIAGOOD, ALEXANDER & CO. Pickens C. 11. S. C. Fob 28, 1878 25 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN *s ke WeswE M c FA LL'S, I KEEP GOOD Sil1BSTANTIAL. AND AT PRICES TO SUIT., THE IIARD TIMES. TRY NE, Respectfully, W. T. McFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 THE CHARLESTON I THE DEMOCRATIC PA ILY E NXiilPA PE PUB~L1SHED IN CHARLK8ToN. Ofial Journal of the CJity The cheapest Daily Newsyape,r pulished ir the South A tiantie States. Tanus : Ono Year, by Mail, gg e Six Months, 4 04 Tri-Weekly, per Annum, 4 04 Circnlates in North and South Carolina G eorgia, Ftorida and Alabama.. Published by the Chiarleston Pnblishing Company. A Dernocratic Paper owned by the peop1i and published in their lnherest, The latest news by mail and "Thlogg'ap1 from all quarters of the globg sli' Subsoribo at Oonce. -Mi mar 21. 1878 "PROBE88IONA L''Oi|. L. .CLYD ATTONBY 9 6&iUtiLOs AT LAw, GREENVILLE, S. O.. Special- -tention given .4 collotious. Apf4f4l18781_ - 8 6m . -r. n P". i. B.A. C. A 2TORNEYS tf COUNosmr AT LA w, FIOHENS 4 H. D. . (Office, in &sooL Coma e'sc q*Kw) Will practice in the State ad FedesIi Courts. March 21, 187' 28 J B COTHRuAN, 1 j R A Off.L, Abbeville C 11) 1 Picken C COTERAN & CHIt. ATTORNVYS i# CqNSELORATLAW Will Practioe in all tye .Courts f th State and Courts of th6'Ilte'd'Staes, or t1i DIU. krict of 3oneh- CaiinaN - Margh 20 1877 .29 ST OPi . kT Tid - SRIRVILLA E.T L URBE.h YILLE, . . A. X- SPEXGETS, Proprietor. V..BELL8 IN TEE ROOMS. June 14, 1877 40 Main-St. Greenville 3. 0 %Q1I141 ad til NOalm It Hardware, . Cutlery, Gunu , ristoi, &C. FINE TABLE 4ND. POCKCET. CUTLERY, A 81tECrA LTY. A grie.ultur'al Isop1inents. Bar Iron and Steel; Blaoksmitli's, Carpenter's and Miechanies Tools; Builders H ard ware of every description; Wagon and Carriage Materials; A full line-of Best Quality Leather inasr ber lBelting, always in stook; Agents fler f'airbanks Stand1ard Sqa es; The Hall1 Sate and Loc Companyy Tho "Taylor" Cotton Gin; g~aker's P teat apd ~Inle Shoes. We ar~e,;propsted ,to soe wede I!O~sIa thE lowest, quotations front ay markets,'add still propose to duplicate invuoIo'e from Noerth. ern Jobbing Houses, .adding only aotuel freights. WILKINS, WILLIAM8 & 0% . Greenvilfe, L. d6 Piedmont Ar Lie RaUway. 12 80 im adalvea I8On m60ypL 1 25 pm Mlobile 12p 7 05 am Efontgprery 70a 945am Op .'i1a 5 00 pm 6anta 7 00 p n lfifrorail6. 7 47 pm . Guin I#e -.88. 8 27 pma Lu1 0a 9 06 pm AltA ry 96 230m 8artnlm ~ 1270p:s 138pm u.de5 00. s 800m lchoend 7 ed p 1 27 ar7 a06ingto 640 am ,Pil~depb 10 40 p sa 935am NewYrk9l06pa 185pm 'Central' 12 01 Ow.a 7T20an harlotte Junation :0 6 00 n 11r 16eacm Geensor 10~p~ 41te Cp w6a 19880pm Bonet 10 a 6817p m Neurkll 61am 9 89 p mn PldelI . 2 aa 8 0pm Richomond 11485?n. 6 40 am Phlelh is g 10175am Neu rkil 108ag 865p m .reBostono 8206a at40undee, Chirlottae Juftain~ Jg 45a Virgajapilnd . telo. .. CO23'm G'sTon. I 8 M 12 46 a m satonb ' g 8 i 9220apm Phniladeha l46 a 245am CBtaltnr 6 00p 5 03a m Roihmn 15p6 ma 6435a m Bell Isleir 8206pmt 107am ,uvlle 2 0pa (Chane p e f- Dthen; Ga) s 651a pm Danevile 6 06 p sa 50pm: reeusor 8941 s 8,48 pm . OAbatta gi a 1 6am WresaPibur 8 16 p 8 24p a m Cntomrly5 58a m Tobcle 7'16pa 5 48 am .,y MboAiry 844.p s 6820 am 'N' Lulas 8 88 p (Ahange Aas orAten; e 6800a m . G ainesvillo 806 p .f 1hi 8line, oght Atlta a. 11 80a s 4e 16r p m Wst,PoiTa 16 pWR, a 86 in Oelika* 6 8 : i Train leaving Washingten City, via Vit.. ginia Midinnd Route, aw2 47a m, eonnepts at Dundee, Virginia;with south bodad ifula of this line, through to A tlanta and all western points. ad is