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t 4; m Dattorm o latforw and, lIAJptions after having carefully. n e tb Vlatform of lhe De %ocratio party ofSouth Carolina for &ir 1876i and the arions re.. tiops dhat ws's referred to them, s664 leave teWke the~.frlowing ie 'Porto We recommend as the Democratic platformof South Carolina in 1878, enanciations of the sathe principles, policies, and pledges, as were Con, tained in the platform of 1S76, wbfie is as follows, to wit: "The Demo dratic paery of South Carolina, in Convention assembled, announ.es the tullowing fks' ie platform of princi ples: We reiterate our acceptance in perfect good. faith of the Thir-. Oteenth, Fourteenth and Fitteenth amendments, to the Federal Consti tOtion, accepting and standing upon them; we turn from the settled and final past to the great, living and mo. Anentots issues of the present and the futnre. We reaffirm the platform of princi - p1les announced by the Natiunal Demo cratic party assembled at -St. Louis, and in accordance with the declara tion of that platform and the atterances and acts of our distinguished leader, Wade Hampton,-we call upon all of our fellow citizens irrespective of race, color or previous condition, to unite with us in scentinuing the work of reform and redemption inaugu rated, by the Democratic party of South Carolina, for'it is evident that substantial and litstibg reform is im - possible within the ranks of the Re.. publican party ot this State. We have charged and-convicted the Republi can party with arraying race against race, creating disturbances and fo ~~ting difficulties; with prostitut 1.ag the elective franchise, t ampering ~~th the ballotebox, and hold ing un * fair and fraudulent elections; with havtug accumulated an enormous delt; mismanaged the finances, and * injured the credit of the State; with * ~ lessligexorbitant taxes;'and s'quan desing them when collected, thus wringing from the toil and liveli * hood of the honest~101 por man of the State a laige p~ercentum of his hard earning1s without giving in return aany compensation therefor, and reck lessly involving'in debt a majority of the countiva of the State. Its man agement of'6ur penal and charitable institutions was a shame and a dis - grace. We charge its le~slation as demoralizing, partizan anid disgrace.. ful, and the venality and corruption * which characterized every branch of thbe government, execuitive, legislative and judicial) as flaving no parallet in thbe kistory of nations. It created a mnulti'pliity of umicceisary and. use * less oflices* complicated in their sycw temn and unnecessarily expensive, - a?tdaaaonver ipurify itself, give * gofod and imp~artial government, or' by its moral force and character ex *ercag~ in its fuall sovereignty thbe law * of thwland. We do not charge this mstnf things, wbich oviery pa trit mstdeeply deplore, upon the seses f teparty, but upon their lepder, who made such fatail bse of their conlfidence and trust, for it is obr firm conviction thmat all thc good people of the State of hothI races de * shea peace attd prcsperity. We therefare call upon all of our fellow citizens, irr-espective of race or past party. Lgiliation, to join with 1us ini preservin)g the good rame of onr state, and in ruaintaining her dig nity and charactor amiong the ComM n~on wealths of this great -country. We discoitenance all disturbanice of the peace of the0 State, and den ounce all instigators and promoters tbereof, and. .earnestly call upon all of our fellow-c~1tizens, irrvgpc tiv'o of party lines, to ecercise forbeara'ce and cultivate good will;. and if' the government of the State is continued in onr control,.we pledge ourselves to. protect, the persons, rights anid property of all its people, and to *speedily bring to summary justice ~any who dare violate them. We desire.a fair anid peaceable elee hon, appealing to the reason and not, T tiepassioni ofidhe people, and have naranteed hy law a fair election and a air count. We call npon all of the pilot, sons of. CaarolinA. to join yi object is continted reform, retrebobhinent and relief, that by hudesty anid econwnm we mtgy still V " * ~ .7~i..., tie biiederi~ f ihe1ted e the same timo abolute see ity to the rights and pr6perty of 41l Upon thes'efpar4V&hIi'iestWS % we .ordially invitke the co-operation' of every Democrat and. Republicau who ,is earnest and willing to.unite with us in this great work. We'rucomnend to the favorable consideration of the Conveutili(n the following named resolutions, ntid re craemond that the same do pass, namely: the resolution offered by fMr. .Buist, of Charleston, in relation to the unity of the Democratic party to wit: "Resolved, That the unity and in~ tegrity of the Democratic party is of paramtn unt import ance to the success of our cause and the welfare of our. peole in the ensuing election, and we repudiate all fusion or coalitiun with the Republican -ai-ty, and most un-. qualifiedly condemn any Independ ent movement whatever, as ininpnical to the people and desh uctive of thAiir interests aind welfare. We recommend that the resolution offered by Mr. Aiken beL laid on the table, and offer as a substitute, there for the following: "Ilesolved, That for the devehp), ment of our growth as a peoplo, and of our resources as a State, a bureau of immigration and agi icul t u re should be established, having for ite object the encouragenent of aini helding out inducomelrts to, honest and indust ions emigrants from other countries to settle among us, and designed to stimulate increased and improved prduction of whaint ever may be grown upon our soil; and we recommend to the Genieral Assembly the speedy enactment of such laws as will found such a bu reauif upon0 a perm'lanent and practi cal basis, and provide for it' ready aid active operation, to the attainment of this desirab'. end." Resolved, * Tha this Conven tion views with 'tho deepes;t doncernf the troubley, which havo aison in the up[ per' portion of the S' ato in the en forcement of the exercise laws of the United States, rel'.ting to the illicit distilling of whiskey, and is ext rome~y solicitious that this subject should be0 faiirly considered by Conigress, and somo law devised in amendment of or supplementary to, the p)resenit systemI, that wvill remove the ex.isting causesS of irritation, alleviate the present troubles of our peop)le, inisure <.bedi-. enc by virtue of a recognitLion of lhe justice of the laws, and to iestore peace anld quict whoe disaontent now reigns; and, as preliminary to a change of these laws, wvo invoko his Excollency, R. B. 1Iayes, President of the United Stases, to extend amnesty unto all persons in the State wh~o have violated them. Re'>ved, That this Convention commends wvith entire ayprobation the course which has been puirsued in the late session of Congzress by~ (outr distingihishdd State Stat e Senator, t he lion. M. 0. Butler, as well as by his Democratic colleagues, the lHon. 1) Wyatt Aiken and the Jioi. J. 11. Evins; in the Uouse of Representa tives; andl the btato nowv calls upon them iri th~eir respective spheres of duty to exert their influence and ability to effect the desired mo1(dificai Lion of the exercise laws, and seente for our people the relief' which is so muchJ needed and so ugh t for, Rules Governing Zhe Primary Election RUEfor 1'ickens* County. RUE1. The~ primary election for Pickons County shall be held on F. day, the 30th day of August, 1878) at tihe usual la1ce of meeting of each club. .RULE~ 2. The Secretary of each cub shil make out andl furnish a full list of an members of' his clu b. to tile managers of election, who shall be t.hreo in number, appointed by each locual club. TIho managers of election shall have powver to add, in their diss crotion, any further names to the poli list ol persons who desire to 'join on theo day of election. RULE 3. Tho, polls sh all b~ l opo from 8 o'clock, A. M., to .~ obock, p. M. When thle polls are closed 'the managers shall at onco proceed to count the votes, in public, and make a full retur n to the County Executive Committee by 12 o'clock on the (lay after said election. Thbib roturn shall state peeifically th e total . num ber oi vote not, together with theo nuinber of es- for i each candidato, and all tloten t bther With theo poll lists ah be givU to the Cotmnty Execu tive Committee at the same timo. RuLE 4. The County Thccutive Commnittee shalt meotitt- 11 o'clock, A, hi., on the day following <the pri, mary election, at Pickeni 0. H. Thel)y shall receive the lballots an i eturns~ frmthe several Qlubs, aggregate such rot,urns, and declaro ,hogosuiLd ., '1 '<.4 L~. *.' froni ny I1 W s Contftt~g gall hfe' owbkr . I rt AngealtM~c-ddlde tuolfe6 a r., a~d saqh dlO. n shall be 'Ihdin R 9 &. & o jan4 kd jt q $jMj j o Voted fo e fi the ksids g ri enary , ele tioi>,' an d if voted for each votes -hall not be counted, un-lessuch candtidate shall, at the time-di'th4 o6otion, bo* mem. ber of some Deoroortieo oblb in Pick one. County, and pad g' himself 'to abIdt the'result of th6*0ririry ehees tlon and support tb nm ees of the party. h RULN,6. Ttere shallbe voted for at the ensuing primary election. the following-offleers: no Senator, twQ Representatives, one Judgo'of' Pro%. bate, three. County Commissioners, one School Commissioner,bno Co'roner, ono County Auditor, one County Treas uror, and one I rial Justice for 'each township. The voters in each towns ship only shall beentitled to vote fortho Trial Justice for such township. The. persops receiving the highest number of votes for the respective office for which they are candidates shall be declared the nominees of the party for such officos. RurLE 7. In case there shall be a tie between any candidates in the pri mIary election,- then another election tuhall bo hold at such time as the Coup ty Executive Committee may desig nato, to determine who shall be the nominco for such office, under tho ro, gulations heroin before prescribed, Provided: That in case either of the candidatos who may tic, as aforesaid, shall. withdraw in favor of his oppo, nont, no second election shall be held. On ihotion of J. R. Gossett, Esq., a scries of meetings were appointod by tho Executive Committeo, for the purposo of affording candidatos an opportur.ity of addressing the peoplo, commencing at Pumpkintown, Satur, day, July 27th; Eastatoo, Tuesday August 6Lh); Howard's Shop, Saturday August 10th; Central, Wednesday ] Au gust 14th; Liberty, Saturday Au gust-17th; Easley Station, Tuosday Augdist 20th; Cross Plains, Tharsday August 22d; Dacusvillo, Saturday August 24tihp Pickens U. H., Monday August 26th. Each meceitir is to be held at 10 o'clock, A. 3. All candi, dautes arc rcquested to be present and address the peole. R. E. BO WIEN, Chairman. D. F. BRADLEY, Secrotary. riedmont Air Line Railway. GOiNG NORTH. IN EF.CT .JU~NE 15, 1878. Mail Tr'n Leave Galveston at- 12 80 pim Arrive at New Orleans 4 45 p w i.eave New Orleans at 5 00 p mn Leave Blay.Sr. Louis--supper 7 26 p mn Ariv at Mlobile 1038 p mn Leave Mobile at . - 1 55 p mn Arrive at Alentgomery-Blk''t 5 t0 a n reave Mlontgon ery et, 6 15 a mn J.gLve Opelikca at *8 45 a mn Leave West Point. at 9 56 a in axrrive at Atlanta-Dinner 1 40 p mn i.eave Eufauln, Aia via C Ga Ri R1 6 (JO p m Leave Columbus, Ga via O Ga K Rt 8 l5.p mn Leave .JDcksonville via Cumnl'd IR'te 1.1 00 a mn .arr Macon vitCumnberland Route 7 45 a mu Leave Maicon, GOn viai Cent Gii le Rt 8 40 a in Arrive Atlanta via $Cnt Ga Rt R 1 45 p mn Teave Atlainta: at 2 40 p m I.eave Buford al t 4 15 p mn Letave Gainesville at 4 56 p mn Leave Lula at -6 26 p mn Jeave At bens via N E R IR 7 00 a mn Arrive at Lula via N E Rt R U 15 a mn Leave Mlt 4iry at 6 06 p mn Leave Toecoa at , 6 88 p m L.eave Sonecai at -7 49 p mn Leave Central-Supper - 8 35 p in Lecave Greenville at U 89 p m Leave Spartanburg at 10 56 p mn Leave Gastonia at 1 15 a rm] Arrive at Charlotte-A tlanta time 2 20 a mn tv Air Line Junc Waslungton time 3 15 a mn' Leave Greensboro at 6 56 a mn Leave'tanville at 8 55 a mn Leave Dundee at 9 18 a rm Arrive at Ncw York 6 45 a mn Leave Burkeville it 1 54 p m Arrive at Belle I8le--Dinner 3 18 p m Arrive at Richmond 3 38 p in Leave Richmond at 4 00 p m Arrive at Washington U 05 p mi Leave Washington at 9 87 p mn Arrive at Baltimore 11 05 p mn Arrive at Philadelphia .3 10 a mn Arrive at, New York 0 45 a mn Arrive at Boston 8 85 p mn Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car from Atlanta to New York. COMING SOMTH. MRIL TR'N. Leave Udlston 9 00 a in Leave New York 8 55 p mn And by Limited Express at Leave Philadelphia 11 80 p mn nLeave Baltimore ni & p 7 20 a rm iaeave Baltimore n & o 7 10 a rm Arjrive at Washington U 00 a mu Arrive at Rtichmond 1 88 p mn Leave Richmond 1 40 p mn Leave Bell Isle-Dinner 2 08 p mi jetive Rurkeville 4 06 p rm ;.eavo Dunidee-supper 8 00 p mn Arr at Dundee via Va midland 1R'o 6 16 p mn Leave Danville .. 8 05 p mn Leave Greensboro 10 10 p'm tv--supper--Air L no Juno At time 1 10 a'mi Leave Charlot to e 1 18 a m L~eave (Gastonia 2-'08 a m Leave Spartanburg ' 4 14 a mn LeaIve Greenville 6 25~ a mn Lea-ve Cuaral-breakfast (1 40 a rm Leave Seneca , 7 06 a mn J.eaLve Toecoa 8 10 a m Leave Mt. Airy . 8 43 a m LeaveiLula . .9 26a m rLeave Lula via N E Rt R. ' 5 25 p mn Arrive Athens via N E Rt R 7 46 p mn Leave Gainesville - 5 a mn Leave Buford-breakfast 10 85 a mn A rrive at Atclant a. 12 00 m Lv Atlanta viia Cent Ga RI RII 2 05 p rm Acer Macon via cent oa ni a 6 65 p mn Arr columnbus oa via e aa n 4 88 a in Arr Eufaula; via viaco a U U 9 55 a rm two isacon via cumnberland route 7 80 p m Arr Jacksonville via oum'land r'te 2 45 p ,m toave A tlanta (A &w naa.-Edinnier 12 85 p mn 'eavo West~ PoInt 4 15 p mn Leave Opelika 4 65 p m Arrive) mtotgoery-siupper 7 20 p an L'ae nzontgomnery 7 85 p m . Arr' at mrobile - '2 05 a m Leave Miob'ile 2 20 a mi Lve Rity B& Loui-breakft, - 6 46 a m I A rrive New Orles 7 80 amg Lvo, New Otleans '880 Am< Arrive at Oalveston 8 Q0 a na * S. 1W~ "trQ.1TIVELYC CURD Srr- tro: n this disba that arp 10rouonto be cured shno9$f Dr.,Hiss. Nnge "Celablated 'Consumaption' Pwdersa. - L'heso #Z*drs "pre the 4hly bo~eparion luoWn-tW Will. cure Consumption and all lisases of the Throat andlungq-tndeed, so itrong Is our faith In them, and also to con rince you'that they Are no -humbug, we will. !orward to e'very sufferer, by mail, post paid, L free Trial Box. We don't want your mnoney unt.il you are rfectly satisfied of theijr curative powers. f your life ts worth saving, 'don't delay in givin these Powders a trial, as they will urelybure you. r' s Price, for large box, $8.00, sent to any part of the Unitd tateg or Canada, by mail, m receipt of ttoe. Address, ABH & ROBBINS, 860 t neystreet, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'Jan. 10, 1i 18 y PIT& ELPALEIaY, Falling Sickness Perman t ently Curedy.. N O humbug-by one month's usage of Dr, 0,QULAnn1's Celebrated Infalble Fit Powdes. To convince uif0ererset tahese power s will-do all e claim for thei, we wil 86nd them by mail, postpaid, a free rian box. ,s Dr. Goulard is the only physician that ias ever r-ade this disease a special study, nd as to our knowledge thousands have been permanentl cud by the t of these Pow ers, we will guaantee a permanent cure in Wvery case, or refund yon all money expen led. All sufferers should.give these Powders Ln early trial, and-be-con-vinced of their cu oative powers. Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for 10,00, sent by nail to tainy part of Unied &tates or Canada oi receipt of pric, or by ,,xpress, u. 0. D. Address, ASH & ROBiBINS, 860 Fulton-street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Janl 10, 18 y7 18 y rsv wewil gunto alpeantcuei DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY, -r c LUo BA. C.a EO0YT, EMLYN & McDANIEL. JeAMES A. IOT,.Editor. Tealy register ocontainse thees uews >ftihe daalo om ecilepltina.ote natter, sent by telgra, pult lof reds dttoradon ureent tofpicend b Thpes Dail has a) circultos etnligt 860prt oFto-Stte, i iroutedin nearly Jvryate nt0no, 1nnd1 cneuly Ihe TriWeelynheistr sl.e vr DALnedy, ThrsdayEKnd &a Wu-ayEnKrin, JsESAu11e., dior The Weely Register CfIifs nE te It n AGes >apter sontainin telgrph Y-Ell I lolJA eot, dimrain al crrefntw tofc eachwdk i n-1wea nd gituae Dheptart ints argeDilaa circulation isrpdyeteigt.o The paeisterio the Orgau, is the Stated nnal ?atron Soft iusbaenry, w il cieeedin tei tppropit ante dbatenTe Agrientural Tnd TrngWeklrtcestill ipea ui everyo mr pblatoDiy, Tietrit n : riWeekly- andg T s E. M FSB~lPIN DrbAiEY llEisra--ofnewso Year, $7 00; S i ipapenths, ii i $850 The ronths t1 75.ei f ui~ Tu t-eiyRranOe Yeard~osaeiar ct th 0;it ar ixcontion is60 reMonthsid 81 25 WEEKL RegisTER -onle er,~i $t t0l; Sixt aloths, of00 hetre Months, t50. .en hi Therbestt dand cheaet TeOOKct anal end sansfatil execute aptea Riter o VecklyJAMESA.____YT, DAIEY G[ H. l-N. YELY, .0; i Mayths 1 00187e7onh,0 JO PHUNE AMOTI, T Lopyin Bof ever prescror tern, sed.--t ndsatisfct ory eecute atrtee estmp All indsar; ECLawIORnk M'F' han, 9hi9 yeladsell adth low ebst, reet. iao MAKEJAMES HAPPY., WEEKLY STARN, brigotandetoai publishers. Ma e money 1877 dpndn i otis gve all Atve e nd elideg murche otherg Boo. Npreas ovr number ase ~ale copy sorthes fe. Ev uscribo a mp recei es n ftbatiful engrav God eaing h dBeutifl Pitrean' ofTHE TARILLUTRATIALA expihese f ek, antib~tpxp' pmalinge pr - the money alays thcepemostn doliblatohe n iesd all t -ater han beerr wec {y wather y od r aetin th e cntibry to tce om u rc e i n beforpec omm e-n wetsork To any sub stribto getup a clu e wl edasa4 oyo the izu e 214ce and a canasra o py o - a ofTIIC.3A peimen coTpy of pA r.A Nc for ce eor niee sn tob pas pe ys &nae ofracous w mailndro waset (r am o g rete t e ur e ter Wusie oflanl vernmlu aet tn the outryt cherpicure,Taw ihu eor e oo r Men wor'k. rnd 'Ion yo s a ing to ca tn avc e inIl sed a ern eely e se cre fo hipu~iefrp of r h' WS~ fopr witou olir0,e Dlarcb e ':1:': er. NTA:a osogharne no snsanumo. Dr.t of th . rihtoll I7 ttand h AN amn leture and prernS JsIeyloa ePofessoLnlervices Io the ciut.n f ht inth pndturrounding ou tr . Charges rasonablsop.a rflBoliatdO? 43. -.5' * .*.* p ~TO Dnly $1.5oa Year. 0 Everyrmaininthe-County of Pickens, sIIOULD BE A SUBSORIBER ! Every man who has -ever lived here and has mhoved away, IIOULD BE A SUBSCRIBER ! iT FORNISIIES ALL -AND CONDEN~SED REPORLTS --OF i T C R C U LA T S8 argely in the adjoining ounnties and to some~. extent in Western North Carolina! AND IS, TIIEREFORE, .9 SUBSCRIBE E'or the Pickens Sentinel ADVERTISE [ni the -Pickenis Sentinel D. 1V. BRADLEY & CO. -_____ Propri etors. SHUNI DRUG POISONS. MED)ICINE RENDERlRD USELJESs. Votau's Electr'o Belts and *Bands ire indorsed by the most emlinent physiciant n theo world for th ere of rhieumiatism iouralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kitiney liscase, aches, pains, nervous disorders,. fits 'emale comphitints, nervous and general do >ility, and other chronico disonsees of the chest lead, liver, stomach, kidneys anid blood. rook with full particulars free by Volta Dell 3o., Cincininati, 0. ?ICEZN COUNYDMI fQCTO Sen a/or-R E Bowen. r Repr. sentativees-D F Brad ley a Clerk of Court-John J Lewis. Judge of J' obate-W G Field. Shaeriff-Joab Mauldin, Coroner-Berry B Earle School .Comnmissaoner--G W Sing Treasurer-W R Berry. Atuditor-John 0 Davis. County Comm~aisoers-B J Johns man-John T Lewis, Thod P Looper. Jount~y Coimissioners, C L Hollrnge* .J'ria5 Justices-Eaey,, J R Gossett y, Marcrus A 1o0k7s-Central,'Jarn Eell-Pickena C II., W Taylo,.---Da J B Sutean --t& Oewa T .L. FDWAUG -00~ f 4VQ;4 Leave Charlhsto Arrive at Augusta FOR OCA 8 v (Sundays, * cbyted.) LeavtColombiaPO~ Arrive at C lestoi 4 Loave AugU0 Arrive at Charleston . COLUMBfA NIUdT S. Leave Charlesto , at Columbi . 7 30 a olombia lo00 Atilko Chareston 0;a "AUGUSTA NIGHT NXP B88. Leave Charleston S .0 m Arrive at Atitusta 46 Leave Augusta ISO Arrive at Charleston 7'4Oa - EUMMEltVILLI TSAI14. (Sundays exopted.) LeaveSumnierville at 7 80s Arrive at'Charleston 846 W;' Leave Gharleston 8 18p s Arrive at Slummerville . 4 80st . CAMDEN TRAIN Connects at Kingville dail'y [ozceptpkt days] With Up and Down Day and Paes Frains. Dayand Night Traife e6briet 04 Au with Georgia 1affroad, Wacon and .Augs -Railroad and Cen tral 'Railroid. i toll via A-tlanta~ is the qnlohest 'and nuoet'irdct rt, ea406s cornfoitable anmd - u b 664 t ot~*:rtte, to, Montgraery, Ne Orleans, and all other ppia and to Louisville, C tineln, Louis. and all otler polnts ws west. Day Train connects at, Oolumbta Through Train on charlottie Utad 4W leaves at 9 p. M.) for all poist #qy B. 3. 8QIMONS, Sup4ra S. B. PICKBLs, General Tieke Greenville & Colu CUANOE OF SCHDUL' Passenger trains run-daily..Sandays exeedbi ed, conuectingWith night Mains eni: Carolina Railroad up and lown., Op app er Monday, July 16. 1877, the followa be the'Schedule:. Leave Columbia at 11.10 a Leave Alston atal Leave Newberry at24 Leave Hodges at 5.5 Leave Belton at '7'.05 Arrive at Greenville at 8.86 y Leave Greenville at.2a Leave Jielton at, .0ai Leave Hodges at304a ..eave Newberry at .2a Leave Aiston at . Arrive at Columabia at.0 ~~Connct atAlatonwith r 7.20 a~ et~ C8lumbinet ait TrainnwithtTrains h t'h alina Railroad up and down ; also with Traing going North and S'outh on the Cjiarl'otte," Cod lum~bia anid Augusta ao h"imn~ .ABBEVILLE ANp. STrarn leave A bberille at 9.3 a as ing with D~own Train frs ~esvle Cokesbury at 2.16 p mn., conne~gd bj Train fromi Columia. Aeiommie~aMig Mondayst, Wednesdays anbd Prdys. O okesbuvy at? 11.15 a mn., or off the artida the Down Train from Greenvill6. Lea,'e&A beville at 1 o'clook p. m.., coneting wit Train from Cohmbia. ANDIERSON BR{ANCHI AND TiLUE ID4$ IVISION. Leave Wa~ianla at.Q * .Leave Sene'en at 02 a Leave Perryville at 'g.0a Leave Pendleton at(72a Leave Anderson at .naV At wre a lioton t.G.60 a Leav 1~etcrnat *7.6 80w Leave nderso at-7.20 p zW LA rve Pt. Belton~ at . . 8.4 g a Leave Perryville o0l Leave Seneca at '3480 pe Arrive at Waihalla 30O.00:p se Accommodation Traint bet ween Seflpg Ap@ Anderson on Tuesdays,.Thursdays and Btudt~ days, Leave Bielton at 9.60 a m., pr on atrrw' al oa Down Train from Gre~avJale. Leave Anderson atg.00 p in., eenneerig with THOMAS DQ EA, JAnEZ NORTON, Jr ~ ~ fte~. Schedtte Atlanta.& Richmond Air Line Rs7~ MAIL TRAIN. -(. Leave at Atlanta at Leave Toccoa City at Leave Westminster at 10 Leave Seneea city at 11 1 Leave central at , .11 48 t Leave Liberty at 12 07 t Leave Easley at1 Leave Greenville at Leave Spartanburg at 2 Arrive at charlotte at6 Leaves @hiarlotte at 47.b Leaves Spartanburg at. Leaves Greenville at g ~ Leaves Basley at Leaves Liberty at Leaves Central at8 Leaves Seneca City at 864 a Leaves Westminister at 14 8a Leaves Tpocoa at ' -6,98a Arrrives ~tAtlanta &t8 * DAY PAs8JNGoS - Leaves Atlanta at (b ats Leaves Toccoa at 7 Leaves # eettninistex'at n Loaves Sene a city at Leaves 9t Leav '.1 at Leav 1 Leave at * Jvva~ , at ve(teat eye Or pt - Leave Eas 4&p a ge1nves Liberty M6: li p ave (:entral at. ( 1 puat ave Seneca City nt .~N 4 eayp Westminster at .I e~ve Trocoo. 'City at 6 p* v'e at Atlanta aE 1lri': 4:In'addition to these traids, there *' *1 freight trihiaud'two throah PM9 nsrunning .rsgulally, and o to pZ ins 'G . *. 1901RAOW ., JIlousie~ n'l F n T10% A a.' 4 I -~