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I' It Ohurc~h ~ ~ .,. st chu, Rey.'T af n aolrino 1 2dtone.hninetm .1h~ptit chur4h a Snsie jon rs bbath' B d1 laglre lkLece, oat beoona on-4th ib t 1 'olock a. m ,'and t the Methodist n thjiplaco atd o'clock p. m. 4 peach crop is bountiful, is tho time to kill grass. oans and cucumbers are get. ~~~~Aetifu1lr.i t pantaldons always fit if o- oe are deep enough. re nev was such a scarcity of fry chicken 4s during this season. * a)-A.. th1n that holds a young hand ywithout squeezing it. is 14va Hagbod will accept the Unks of TaE SENTINELkOffice for a sket of luscious plums. i,-.John H. Hagood has our an for a lot of very fine Irish po toe Lo out for the "varmintl" Our saw a bear last Saturday in his l per'Awbulations. d Mr. ,. R. Beeco's advertise men e another column. Su cride and pay for THE SENTINr EL 0 , keep posted on the events of th ay. N SILK.-Mrs. McFall had corn .ilks in her garden on the 12th inst. Quito earley. ajors D. F. Bradley and J. J. L .is, are absent this week in attenI. ane upon the Walhalla Court. 6 consequence of the resigna'ion of Mr. B. B. Earle, as Coroner of this unty, an .election will have Lo be he for this office at the approachinig fal election. SONAL.-Maj. Whitner Symmes, of eenville, was in town last Sa,% ay. We see his name spoken of or the Legislature from Greenville. Some of' the farmers inform us that their wheat is better than they expec ted, while others say theirs is very sorry, aund they will not make mnore ~thna halt crop. Dpi3 Wm. L. Springs',DeuyUid tte Marshal, was committed to the ~~renvillo jail on Monday last, charg-~ ed with grand larcenuy-stealing a, atch. Persons visiting Greenville, and wishing anything kept in a first class jewelers store, will do well to call on M. J.G. Black, of that plaice. Mr'. Mack is a Pickens manl, polite and Eentive to customers and perfectly mble. IPE~ PEACH.-.-Mr. J. Frank Folger orms ub that he ate ripe peaches mtA5orchard of Mr. Thos. Park ins he .12th'~ inst. Tom, why didn't think of the poor printer and bd up a basket full. Couripcommences at this place next ~nday. Judge Korsbaw will pre% .ide. The list of the jury as published latweek, is as fine a jury as a whole, could be drawn in the County. r. 3, W. Brunson, of this County, been appointed .Aid--deCamp on *staff of.Brigadier General Hum,. reys, with the rank of Captain. apt. Brunson is one of our most in-~ telligent a nd worthy citizens.. A bet r appointment could not have been ade. There are more hogs around towna n uwe have seen for a. number of arm. Friend Mike (our Bill Arp) ays thbt Is a sure sign that the price i moat will run up next fall-there are tA many they can't be fed, and will ll die out before fall, he nne the pr'iae of bacon will rise. ; r. Bill Arp met up with a man theother day,' who was acquainted wi6every man and had been to every laoE lb the United States. H~e said o wa two years with Robinson'a ew. Bill Arp asked him whai part ofthe show be run, and he said thag he va an "aOtress."~ 3uge Field h~i just returned from t~EiQ#ptaIns. ~sreports everything ~gi ad p srene in thate section, a nd de hiti ynopsis of' a six hours ev~ with Mlaj. Lewis R,. Red sbhfor want of space, nan.. ~I.~&~lhed In this issue. Red,~ ~4s~vhIug for his whole life to 9~L~I~to the world and says 6 ts ig in it Vhich he is d uplessk i eIs last raid wblqh noiw hi Itter judg., .4aem butM tbe time 8 b s tb4 syt ,im~:web eet'ln mystoti one p o aes are oonstaurIy going on. These reOult in the production of that wonderful vivifying agent the blood, wboh,iin a state of' health rushed- Ia den *Itb the ptnerits of vitality to the remotest pats of the system. But when tife stomach is semi-paralyzed by dyspepsia, blood manutacture is carried on imperfectly, the circulation grows thin and sluggish, and the sys tem suffers in consequence. Moreover, Indigestion reacts upon the liver and bowels, rendering the first sluggih and the latter constipated. The brain also suffers by sympathy, and sick headaches, sleeplessness and ner, vous symptoms are engendered. Ros" tetters Stomach Bitters refok'ms this state of things, gives' permanent tone and regularity to the stomach and its associate organs, the bowels and liver, and onsur complete nourisbment inergtsed vigor of the system. It is the nost popular as well as the most efficient 'anti-dyspeptio and tonio in America. AN HISTORICAL FAoT.-Every agent who has been steadily selling the Improved $20 Homestead Look Stitch Sewing Machine for three years, owns his dwelling house, has a good account in bank, is clear of debt, and has money at interest,-the natural conse quonae of securing a good agency for supe rior.Aoods at the lowest prices. A good first class Sewing Machine, most useful-reliable at all times, easy to understand and control. the same size and does the same work as- any machines that sell at FoUa TIMEs the price There is no machine at any price better, or that will do finer or more work, and certainly pone so low in price by many dollars. The HOINSTEAD is widely ntzown and used in thousands of families in the Eastern and Middte States, and daily becoming popular in the West. It will save its cost several times over in one season, doing the work of the family, or will earn four or five dollars a day for any man or woman who sews for a living. It is the strongest machine made, is ready at all times to do its work, makes the Strongest and finest stitch yet invented, and is 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 profits than any other. Extraordinary liberal offers made to local br traveling agents where we have none established; or, if there is no agent near you, send your order direct to the factory. Address John H. Kendall & Co., 421 Bi oadway, New York. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Congress. 3@" The friends of the Hon. D. WYATT AlKEN respectfully nominate him for re election to Congress-suhject to the Demo, cratic nomination. For the Senate. EU5. The, many friends of Du. WV. T. FIELD respectfully announce him as a can didate for the Senate--subject to the primary election. MaNY FRLIENDE. afi The many friends of the Hion. D. F. BRADLEY announce hnr as a candidate for the Senate-subject to the primary election. Mr. BaADLEY has made a useful and efficent member of the lower House, and cannot fail to give satisfaction in this new and higher field of duty. MANY VOTERS. Easley, June 7, 1878. For the Legislature. Egh The' many friends of MR. W. T. BOWEN respectfully announce him as a can didate for the Legislature-sibject to nomi nation by the primiary election.. AiANY. VOTERS. 8fd' The friends of R. A. CHILD nom inate him for the Legisiature-subject to a nomination at the primary election. Mr. CHILD is a young man of ability, and if el ected, will reflect credit alike upon himself and constituents. MANY FRIENDS. For Probate Judge. 3&- The friends of W. 0. FIELD, respect fully announce him as a candidate for re election to the office of Probate Juidge-sub ject an uniination~at the primary election. Mr. FJEI.D has made an efficient and faithful officer~ and his reselectton will be hailed with satisf tion by his MANY FRIENDS. Fdr School Commissioner, 26"The many friends of Rev. 0. W. SINGLE~TON, with pleasure, nonlinate him as a candidate for reselection to the office of County School Commissioner--subject to the will of the voters at the approaching primary election. Mr. S.7NGDETON has been untiring in his efforts t a build up and run the schools of Pickens ounty and faithful In the discharge of every ffieial duty, and his re-election wilt give con inuedi motisfaction to his. MANY FRIENDS. ihe many friends of JOSEPH B. CLYDE ispect(ully announce him a candi.. idate for Schop1 oommissioner--subjeot to a inatipn at the primary election.. MANY VOTERS. Keowee Lodge, No. 79. A F. M SThE RJNGULAR MONTIFLY MEET. ING of'K~O WEE LODGE, No. 79, A.-, F.", M.-. will take place on SATURDAY oN1 ORt D31oRE THU NULL IIooN IN DACH MoNT , at half past 8 o'clock The attendance of all the -members Is earnestly requested. R. A. CHILD, W. M. W. 4G. FrlEW, Secretary. otice, L~pvs e ax Returns. COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, ProxMs S. C., May 81et, 1878. OTIO14 is hereby g1en that this office *111 b, op en at. Pflkens from June Ist to. July 20th, 1878, t6 receive. Tax Returns of all Real Estate' and Personal Property. All Retarns not made on or before the 20th of .uly, 1878, will'be written up according to la* fr6in the old Tax Book, or made from the best tinfdrMation that can be obtained, and fifty per cent. added thereto. All male persons from twenty-one to sixty years of age are required to retufn their polls. Parties claiming exemption from Poll axoft iccountt of disabilities will be requir ed tb make oath that they are exempt so, cording to law. Merchants and manufacturers in'tiet make their returds stfictly according to lsi*. By Act of Assembly, 187', Auditors are required to ihake "a new assessment of all Real Estate in their respective Counties," and all persons owning Real Estate in their own name or as Committee, Trustee, Guardian, Administrator, &c., as the case may be, on the 1st of June, 1878, must govern them selves accordingly. In order to avoid errors in the Returns each taxpayer must make their own Returns, and with the view of enabling them to do th'is, I will be at the following places at the time specified, vis: Easley, June 17th, 18th, 19th. Liberty June 20th. Central, June 21st and 22nd. J. J. Herd's, July 2nd.. Payne's.3tore, July 3d. King's Store, July 5th. Hinckle's, July 6th. Pumpkintown, July 8th, Dacusville, July 9th and 10th. Af ter the 20th of July, 1878, this office will be closed for taking Returns, and fifty per cent- penalty added on all returns not made. JOHN 0. DAVIS, Auditor Pickens County. June 6, 1878 39 2 Tax Notice. T HE Treasurer rf Pickens County will open his books at the Court House for the collection of the first installment olTaxes, for the year 1877, on the 17th day of June, and will remain open at the Court House from the 17th to the 26th day of June inolu. sive, and at the following plaCes: Central, 27th day of June. Liberty, 28th day of June. Easley, 29th day of June. Dacusville, 1st day of July. Pumpkintown, 2a day of July. King's Store, 3d day o f July. J. J. Herd's, 4th day of July. And at the Court House till the 17th of Julv. The books -will then be closed and a perialty of six per cent be added on first in stallment. Persons between the ages of 21 and G0 years of age, not exempt by law, are liable to Poll Tax. . The levy is as follows: Stale Tax; 4& mills County Tax, 3 miils. School Tax, 2 mills. Total, 94 mills. T. WV. RUSSELL, ' . County Treasurer. Ju nc 0, 1873 36 3 Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF 80UTII CA.ROLINA, PICKENS COUNTY. B Y virtue of an ecntion to mec dircted Iwill sell to the highest bidder at l'ickens Court Ilouse on Saleday in July next, during the legal h~ours of sale, the following prIop erty, to wit: All that T1ract or Parcel of Land situate in Pickens County, on both sides of .one prong of Shoal Creek, waters of Saluda River, ad.. joing lands of Jesse Crenshuaw, Rosewell Hill and others, and containing Two Ilun dred Acres, more or less. It being the place whereon J1. S. Ihendricks now lives. Levied on as the property of Abel ,Ilendricks, at the suit of Martha Jones. TERMS CASH--Purchaser to pay extra for titles. Egjf terms not complied withu on day of sale, property to be resold at risk of ,former purohaser. JOAB MAULDIN, s.P.c. June 11, 1878 40 3 Clerk's Sales. 0 The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF PICKENS. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS G. W. Lathama, against W. A. Glyde and R. E. Holcombe. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale. I N pursuance of a deoretal order made in the above stated case, and to me direct ed, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Pilckens Court House, on Saleday in July next, the Premises described in said order, to wit: All that TRACT of LAND, situate ini the County and State aforesaid, containing --. acres, more or less, and more particularl described in the mortgage given by t'ne Sahl WV. A. Clyde to the said 0. W. Lathamn. TERMS.' One-half cash, the balance on a ccedit of twelve months; purochiser to give bond and seccurity, with mortgage, to secure balance of purchase mony'. Purchasers to pay for papers. Witness my han d and official seal at Pick ens Court House, this bth'day of June, 1878. -J. J. LEWIS, c.o.r. MP'Purchnee money and costs to be paid on day of sale, or the property will be re,. sold at risk of former purchaser. June 6, 1878 89 4 BURNHI-AM's WARRANTED REST A CHE~APE8T. Also, Mil~LLINB MACHiNERY, Pamphlet. free. Ornes, Yoas,1i2, To Public School Teachers. OWING to the new regulations, under the new school law, and in order to carry out the instt'uctions of the State Superinten dent of Education,, all certificates issued by this Board are hereby revoked. The iErard will hold meetings to examine teachers as follows: Thursday, June 27th, Oand4idrues for 1st Orade; FrIday, June 28th, candid Mtes for 2nd Grade;'Saturday,' June 29th, cabdidates for .8d Grade. On. day to ation iipe eaoh day at B o'qook, ?. E. 4 elose at 7 o'olook, .w. x., re de a amOt Yr. 0AIGLta a -.FALL"Ii~tQB ERCURE AN EX*NCY and W or $100 per week. "'T1U JVZR READY AND NEVUR GUT o ORDER. HOMESTEAD 920 LOCK STICTH 920 SEWING MACHINE 920 For Domestic use. WITH TAB4E AMD F1XTtURES *'CON. PLETE, REDUCED TO ONLY $20. A perfect and unequaled, large, strong and durable Machine, constructed elegant and solid, from the best material with mathema. tical precision, for donstant Family use or manufacturing purposes. Always ready at a moment's notice to do its day's work, - never out of order, and will last a generation with moderate care; easy to understand and man age; light, smooth, and swift running, like the well regulated movement of a fine watch; Simple, Compact, Efficient and Reliable, with all the valuable improvemenwto be found in the highest priced Machines, warranted to do the same work, the same way, and as rapid and smooth as a $75 Machine. An acknow.. ledged triumph of ingenious mechanical skill, essentially the working woman's friend, and far in advance of atll ordinary Machines, for absolute Strength, Reliability and general usefulness; will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Ruffle, Shirr, Plait, Fold, Scallop, Roll, Embroider, Run up Breadths, &c., with wonderful rap idity, Eeatness and ease, sews the strongest lasting stItch equally fine and smooth through all kinds of goods, fromcambric 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 purpose; works so faithful and easy the servants or children can use it without damage. Price of Ma-. chine with light table, fully equipped for family work, $20. HALF CASE, CoVER, SIDE DRAWER AND CABINET STYLES each at core reepondingly low rates. Safe delivery guar.. anteed, free from damage. Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with engravings of'the several styles of Machines, references, va riety of sowing, &c., mailed free. Confiden. tial terms with liberal inducements to enter, Trising Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men, Traveling or Local Aigeni.q, &c., who desire exclusive Agencies, furnished on application. Address JOHN 11. KENDALL & CO., 421 Broadway, New Yoik. Jan 81, 1878 21 ly AGENTS If you want to MAKE MONEY leasantly and fast, address FINLEY, HARVEY & Co., Atlanta, Ga. jRRDDR. BUTT8 No.12 N. Eighth St. St. Louis, Mo. f~ua troubles th frat nys pratc inh a wowrk ,Uatpubhn~i non tued The PHYSIOL.OCY OF MARRiACE The PRIVATE M EDICAL. ADVISER Books that are reall Gidesg and seif-Instreeters in an mat. watong ht. Thy are bantifly iimsiratedand in plain pae.ad eontain vail~ liformatc fo" botmare an uiewit rlh recent improeens in medical treatment In Dr. ilutte' new wor a sin no way of questional char acter, but is something that every one should know 'The perfectly health aybe,u viai thr in the rws fro thany Ills her so: i heu~dqld to,"-st. Louis Journal. E1Ib~ PoPULAat PRiicgi --0 et.ah receipt of price in tnoney or stamps. NEW ADV'ERTISEMENTrS. READ THIS CARD FROM OAK HALL, BOSTON. New guide for self-meneurment-pla'n isunplle, and accurate. P'erfect fit and satis faction guar~anteecd, and twenty-five per cent. saved! OAK lA LL is the oldest established Clothbiing hlouse in A mnericau! I1AM .lOC KS.-We are importers and whol'sale dlealers in iliammocks! Rtetail prce $2'.75 eaich. On receipt of $3.25 wvill send by imanil, postage paid. Full size U. S. A. nickle-platedl Remington Revolvers, with Ione hun idred cart ridges, sent express paid to any part of the country on] receipt of $8.00. The Bostoin Shaoting Suit. First prize, silver medal, over all comnpe titors; made only by 0. WV. Simmons & Son. Each garment stamped! Sent by mail or ex. press, to any address. Complete suit $18 0( Illustrated circular with samples sent free. English Rugby Footballs, Military Goods, White Trousers, Band Uniforms, Base B~al and Bicycle Suits. Address 0. W. SIMMVNS & SON, Oak Hail, Boston, Mass. PIANOS, ORGANS. New, 7 Oct. -$135 |New, 0 Stops, $67 New. 7A Oct. $1456 New, 12 Stops, $78 "Magnificent.," "bran new," "lowest pri~ ces ever given." Oh, how this "cruel war rages, but Ludden & Bates still hold tihe flehi and rain hot shot into the bogus manuifac turers who deceive time public with Hlumbu1 Grand Offers on Shoddy Inst rumnent.s Seni for special offers, and circular exposina frauds of P'iano and Organ Trade. Luddei & Bates, W holesale Piano and Organ Dealers tanlnal, Ga. SWEET RHo~IIY Chewill& Tobacco Awared ghet(seat Centonniat Exposition for ever mado. As our lue strip trado-mark is closely irnitated on inferior goods. see that Jackson's Butl is on every inlug. Sold by all decalerte. Rend for sample, free, to 0. A. JAosoqA Co., Mfrs., Petersburg, Va. PI T Beautiful Concert. Gran Paocost S1,600, onl $ 426. Superb Grand Square Pianos, coi $1,100, only $255. Elegant Upright Pianos cost $800, only $155. New Style Uprigh Pianos $112.50. Organs $36. Organs I st ops, $72 60. Church Organs, 16 stops, coi $390, only $1 16. Elegant $376 Mirror To Organs only $105. Tremendous sacrifice t close out present stock. New steam factor; soon to he erectedl. Newspaper with muc information about. cost of Pianos and Organe sent free, Please adldress DANIEL FB ATTY, Washington, N. J. B Fir DYto Agents canvassing for thm a irside Visit or, Terms and Oufit Free Address P'. 0. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine Invested Judiciously in Stocks (Options 01 Privileges), is a sure road to rapid fortune Full details and offlical Stock Exchange Re ports free. Address T. POTTER, WIG HIT J CO., Blahkers,_85- Wall street, New York. brosem W i disrders on s * 5~ pall to trjr our Buist Warrandted Gar-den Seeds and Early lose Pota toes. To ,ise purre and reliable Seeds will certainly Pay We also have the North Carolina Irish Potato at 'i5 cents pei bushel. Onion Setts at 121 per quart. Black Oats at 75 conta per bushel. Your Special attention is called to our Haiman Universal Plow Stook---the best and cheapest yet invented. Pol, ished Steele Twisters, Heel Bolts and other Farming I1mplement6-"'&which we are selling at Rail Road Prices. To make room for an exten. sive Spring Stock, we are ofrering.our remaining Fall and Winter Stock at cost,:for cash or barter. It will lighten your Tax To invest your money where there is the best profit. Call and examino. We charge nothing for showing and pricing our Goods. Respectfully, HAGOOD, ALEkANDER & CO Pickens C. H. S. C. Feb 28, 1878 29 EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN AN AT M cF A LL'S, I KEEP GOOD SUBSTAN TIAL AND AT PRICES TO SUITo TIIE IIARD TIMES. TRIYYE,. Rlespectf ul ly, W. T. MIcFALL. Jan 10, 1878 18 THlE UNEQUALLED JAS, (EFFEL DOUBL2 I oRTABLE AND 3TATIONART p SAW, ILOVR AND GRINT MrItLa, JAtIre inOOL . A HUr NT NOTICE. . T A IE this method of informing all parties . interested, that I will be found in my of floe, n'. Pick ens Cpnrt H ouse", on each W ED N E D AY, and on each SALanAY, for the purpose of transacting any business that comes under my jurisdiction. As my duties as School Commissioner will compell me to be absent la different parts of tire Codn ty, Iappoint these speolai days for the bene6lt of all conoer#ed. O~oes hor from 9s a..to 4,pr m. - * - dTOPRIR7 40 GOUNS ELO T ?4 GB1UNVILLC S 0 ?pecia1 aftenitOD gifen to 00l 0tion8i April 4,1878 8 6 A. BLItasU, ., RS bl. F. Axusa,Pkn Greenville, S. C. BLY HE,ANBEL& Aith t PIONEN9 0. H.ai5 0. - (afflice in &hool Commissioner'e Ojicq Will practice in the State Pud Feder Douris. March 21, 1878 Y 8 Cotatnia, It A Can Abbeville C H j Pokens It COTHRA - 0]ILD. A T2OR2VEYS 0 COUNBELOAR A2 f'1Z PIOKENS 0. N. 8. C. Will Practice In all the CoUrts of the Stat. and Courts of the United States, for the Dim.. trict of South Carolina. March 29 1877 29 STOP! AT TI . 11RMMVILLM ESThL UREE VILLE, S. C. A; . SPEIGHTS, Proprietor. IM.BELLS IN TNE ROOMS. June 14, 1877 40 lain-St. Greentile S. C. Hardware, Cutlery, Gunsx Plstols, &c. FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, A SPECIALTY. Agricultural Jmop1esn s, Bar Iron and Steel; Blacksmith's, Ctrpenter's gnd Mechauic's Tools~ Builders H ardware of every desci-ipiton;. Wagon and Carriage Materials; A fitdl line of Best Quality Leather and",ub. bert Belting, always in stock; Agents for Fairbanks Standard Scales; The Hall Safe and Lochc Company; The "Taylor" Cotton Gin; Tucker's Patent Alarm Money Drawer Also, for the Celebrated Shaenberger Horse 4 and Mule Shoes. We are prepared .to s'ell Sweedes Iron at the lowest quotations from any markets, and still propose to duplicate invoices from North ern Jobbing Houses, adding only actualI freights. WLIM Greenville, S. C. Sept 6, 187f 62 6m Piedmont Air Line Railway. GOiNG NORTH!. 1st TRAar STATrONs 2D TRAIN Leave .Leave*. * 12 80 p m Galveston 12 80 p m 6 00 pm New Orleans 5600p m 7 26 pm Bay St;Louis 7 26p m 11 256pm Mobile 11 26 p m .7 7 05 am Afenlgomery '7O05anm 9 45a m Opelika 9 45a m 10 40 a mn West Point 10 40 a mn 5600 pm Atlanta 6 00a m 7 00 pm Buford 7655 a - 7 47 p m G ainesville 8 86 a in 8 27 pm Lula 0906a m 9 06 pm Mt Airy 986 am 9 46 p m Toccoa 10 06 a m - 11 48 pmt Central 12O01p n 1 00 am Greenville 1 08p m 2 80 a m Spartanburg 2 27 p m 6 09 a mn Gastonia 4 62 p m 7 20 am Charlotte Junction .6 00 pm .. 11 16 am Greensboro 10 41 p m 1 16 pm Danville 12 58 am 1 88 p gi Dundee 1 00 a 5617 pm Burkevifle 4561 a in 7 89 pm Bet Isle 7 20 a m 8 00 p mn Richmond 7 46 a mn Arrive Arrive 1 27 am Washington 1 10 p m 8 20 am Baltimore 8 10 p m~ 6 40 a m Philadelphia (6 50 p mn 9385 a m New York 10 06 p ra 8385p m Boston 8 00a m Train leaving A tlata at 5 00 p mn connects at Dundee, Virginia, with train for Lynch. burg; thence direct to Washington City via Virginia Mllidland Route. COMING SOUTH. 1stTDIAN STATroNS 2D TRAI' Leave * Leave, 900 ami Boston -700pmn 6 80p m New York 8 15 an And by Limited Bxpress 9 26 am 9 80 p mn Philadelphia 11 45 a, t 12 65 a mn Baltimore 6 00 p 8380a m Richmond ~ 11 6 8 65 a m Belle Isle 12 00 nim 10 17 a in Burkoville 20 Go 2256p m Dundee 6 88 a2 2 00 pm Danville 05i na 6 05 p in Greensboro 8 26 i' a 8 40 p m Charlette Junction 11 46 a 8 48 p mi - Charlotte 11 655 a.x~ 9 28 p m Gastonia 12 55. a 12 46 a mu Spartanburg 8 16 y'r 2 20 a mn Greenville 4 85 p in 8 24 am Central 58 6 083am Toccoa 71 6 48 am Mt Airy 8 05 p m 6 20 am Lula 8 88 p ze 6 1(Change oars for Athens; Oa) 6 1am Gainesville 005 p rv 7 50 am Buford 9 41 p in 11 80 a m A tlanta 11 80 am 4 16p m West'Point 4Ibrtu p . 686 p in Opelika 6 85 p nv 8 26 pm Montgomery 826 p to - ' 8415 a mn Mobila 8 15 a 65a m Bay B& LouIs 64 8380a m 19ewOrleans a8 8 ooa m Galtesoa 800 a v rwain lea u kia*oag CityI