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LOCAL ITE~MS. Prof. Cary has awarded the folkdwing prizes in his school: Prizo in arithmo tic, Craig Bakor; prize for best bohav lor, Master Claude Alexander; prize in English grammar, a tio botwoon Corrio Bruce and Aurie Hollingsworth kwarded one each. DATI.-rfs. Sallie Ferguson, wife 'a J. Riley Ferguson, died 'at her ro hidence in Greenville on the 22d Inst. She had boon a sufforor for several years and her death wais not unox pooo 1. Slo rosidod with hor husband lt this placo for sovoral years, and was much ostoomod by hr friends and ncquaintancos for hor amiable disposition and christain charator. M. J. SmIT & Co.-A now firm with now goods at Easloy Statiou pr. 'Osits thito claim to the public through our columns this woek. They havo a full lino of goods and announce their determination to sell as cap as any body. Givo .hom a call when you go to Etasloy. Order the MASON & HAMLIN BABY _RGAN from McMltrkl Music 1IousE, GRu4vilrz, A. C., and save freight. Price, 622. "I take my tex di motfinirt," said a colored proacher, "f'rom that po't ion do Scripturo wihar do Postel Paul J)iits his pistol to tho'Fesions." Mr. J. J. Wakelin of Liberty Station infi'rmed us that two of is' brotibors, who resido it Ohio, will be down in 'the course of two wooks for the pur poe of purchasiing farms and settling in our County. llr. Walcolin him'selI ls from olio, wor the blue d(uring the war, but is one of .ur host citizons und has a host of friends inl this sc-, in.F We only wish wo hada thous nind more men like him in ogr County. Wo trust his brothers will bo ploused with ouri1 mection an-l becomo citizens bf the County. Da. J. Wy.iE QUIr.LAN.-Wo di, reot dttontiont to t he aLdvertisomnent, of *Pr. J. Wylie QilIlian, Eatsley, S. C., which am~ppe&an in t his isu. The D1) ctort hais co)nloltod his spacioui 4riek~ store house anid hams it, chock lull - of cogat nowv goet~Is, drugs anud chmia la. uitil otffers ev'erybwily whto - patriz .. id-Imn, ..a splentid id b:t -gaint lie pyys thmo highenrt eash pic'os for cO)tt'Sn. (Cal1 aItml ex:&nmin.. his goodls * iI satisfy youmrse.lves wheni yomu visit iiu, ini m the dunip nir, or n'it un tIihroat,(E will fel sor alyourthemi Iiuctomhma'butlo. Yo*u himvo tatken a pomtity as you'i re~ceived( it, biy usint Ayer's Checrry Puctoral . Devbility in) adlts' is, itte.n caulsed bmy miystemi of this aiw tl pilagume- Shin ii cr's IndIiant VeriIfung will ex pel thuom innd restore health and a bright corn pilexion. "You cannot recommend yotir arni, qiuita~ Indian. Worm Poellets too high., 4 ty-*" J. F. Sullivan, \Valhalhla, S. J "I amrn elling your Worm Poehleots like "hot enkoq.'' They recommend thom, solvos." G. C. Arvo, L.onrg Crook P. O, S. C. Exco sior' Chomical Com.. patny, Pr'opriot')Is. For sale b~y Drm. J. W. Quillinn, Easley. ~~ Anothe~r Railroad Consolidation. (NOXVIILAt, October 18.-At a meeting to day of the stockholders of the K~noxville aind Augusta Railwny Company, a consolidaionm was ntafected with the Rabumn (Gap Short Line Railway Compainy, of Nort h Carolin a, and ihe Claybon Railroad Oompany, of Georgia uinder -limh name of the Rtabumn Gapi tIliway Compi-. ny. The whole line extends from Knoxville to Lula, on the Atlanta and Charlotte Air -Line Road. Thtis consolidation settles thme fate of tihe 1mue Ridge. We hoped to see this great en - torprise completed in tihe near future. It 'would, when completed, be of' immense im portantce to the State, and we always favor any enterprise that wilt benefit the State. lnot *Georgia has the inside (rack now, and the 0o(1 Blue Ridge in South Carolina, will hardly ever be revived. The Atlantic and French Broad Valley will supply its plaIce very nicely; ~ p but there is plenty room for both, andl if the tiuoa Ridge could b)e finished there would be plenty business for both. St. Louts, October 19.--A spieciat from Long View, Texas, furnishes the particulars of a revolting crime comnmit ed near lBreck 'vilie: A white inan named Sloatn had an alter tiomn withm a negro naimed Lum IVhite, andi V lue latter endeavored to punish Slonni's chii drcn. Boing preventedl by tihe mothmer and dau ghter', a girl fifteen yenrs old, hie sue cee ded in enticing time latter int o a ravine, where, with thme assitnce os hmis wife, lie outirmged her, thlenm usinig his pocket knife, pnnt iloted her horribly, and thmen cut the girl's .ihroat from ear to ear. A t tho Inquest II hite's wife confessed to all .of the revolting details, when a youmng man named Unrt, incensed at the story of time .fiendish ibrjntplity, shmot time nuan dhend. Thme .wife of Lum and n sod negro man who lived A ~ with theum were started on their way to Carth-~ pge, but., thme crowd met time escort, anid took the prisoners out and sihot them, GET READ~t FOR IT. Twenty Trained tElephants-Fifteen Hundred Wild Beasts-Great Circus in TWO Rings-Twenty-two Performing Stallions-A Human Being Blown from a Cannon-NagniflcentagFree Publio Processien, Adam Foropaugh's Greatehow, &which Is tho largest as it is the best in the world, is to exhibit Wednesday November 2dgafternoon and evening, at Greenville. Arrangements have been completed for reduced rates on all lines of travel to and from Greenville on the day the Forepaugh Show Is to be there. The grand street pageant will take place at at out ten o'clock on the forenoon of exhibition day. In this great spectacular demonstration there will appear twenty huge elephants, hundreds of magniticent horses, iale of Igorgeous chariots, three full ban-ls of music, twemy desert. dromedaries; and there will also be represented the beautiful Orieutal romance of the departure of Lalla Rookh from Deli, in which is to be seen the famous ten thousand dollar beauty, whom Forepaugh has secured to personify Lalla llookh, and for whose ser vices he pays the sum of ton thousand dollars. The circus is exhibited in two separate rings, and this is what. a neighboring ex change says concerning the great show "As between Barnum aad Forepaugh, we have no hesitancy in asserting without fear of contradictioia, that Forepaugh's colossas combination itis the superior of Darnum's in both magnitude and merit. There never has been an exhibition brought here that has pre. sonted such a wonderful array of novelties as Forepaugh's. It is an absolute fact, and all who visit the exhibition will see a human be ing blown fron a cannon which it loaded with powder and fired in full view of the audience; so, too the visitor will see the wonder-moving performances of the great herl of twenty huge elephanis, and twenty Iwo blooded stal lunas and trick horsps. And then there is t lie wonderful act of the fanios French eqtilib rist, Matane 7mlta, who rides backward and forward over a j inch wire, stretched one hun dred feet fron lte ground, and wheals her babe over the samvie high wire, Nowhere, ex cept in Forepaugh's great show, can he seca i ti miracuilous performances of the Selbini & Villion Troupe of BIycyclers. These wonderful performere fern pyramids, engage in liat spinning, stand each upon the others' heads, 1i1i, in fact, do nearly every act that. is per formed upon a horse, or upon (lie ground in a dirdus ring, upon the modern steel bicycle, while it is dashing around the iUrena at twen, ty miles an hour. The menagerie contains. in addition to rained lions, tigers, giraffes. etc., a monster hippopotamus, rhinoceros, sea lions, and, in fact., it, is $a veritable Noah's Ark." We bespeak a liberal patronage for the great sh )w from otir town, ant assure our readers who coitinteilate going that they will surely see every feature advertised; GO TO THE I TI \VE C0~ll'lETEDm MY BIIIWCK S'1OlUE It 11SE :a, d tillled it withI a large and select GeneraI MerchandKs, Allt of which I Ppoe to sell (Ch!eap for Oa h,X exchange for Cjoinary t're.anlace. 2,t)'0 yar.h, istt 13ran:hs oft Prains. 2,00d) y'ad Jeuas. tami thauapest to) 1eCt. 1 0,0010 y'aar.k Shairainag. haeet ings and3( Chiieeks. 25 Picues Ladlies; Drceal Goodls, Shawls, C~tloas, Boutlevard~s and Flaunnel s, all kiand, antd price-s. My stuck of BOOTS and SHOES can not be excelled ini quality or prIce. The largest and beast selected stock of ILE. DY MADE~ CLOJTIING ever brodght to tis markeL. A large assortment of Ihardware, Pocket and Table Ctltery. My stock of GItUCERIES are complete, at prices that, del'y compet it ion-'-a car load of Sailt aut $1 per saek.' Be sure when you come to Easley to call aind see tae, for we are Ileadlqua'ers for The highest price paid for Cottort, in Cash. J. W YLI E QUI LLIAN, E!A4L EY, N. ('. oct 27, 188 8 ly " EU REKA!" Exzelaltued P'resIdenut (War ~I4id oa ah. Arr'ival at IdoUag Branaci. EXCL.AtlrDI OUlt CUS-T0OllEES WI! EN t hoy have exaimianed our 01s 10~( l~8ST0(J OF PA LLr A ND WI NTElt (GOO1), aand have learned at. what wondlerfually low prices we are selling them. We have just received andl anre daily rceivintg a targpe lot of M EN'8 and llOY5 ILOTDINO, CASS IRR8, JEANS, andl !1tAVY GOODS8, STAPLJ1 ahad FANCY l)RY GODS, hOOTS, 8110J.A, and IIATS, (hrocer'ies, Leather, &o., which *c are setting at bont tm prities. We t-wo deternlianed to sell our large stock. Give us a trial. We paty ie renit, no clerk hirt and onr taxes are a inet- stlg, so we cana still as cheap or cheapean any11 Ritoll else4 Wae deff com, petit ion. ('otton, Corn, foodder', ainat al Cotuntry I'rodu'co buotght for enish or barrt-('. Try us onace and we will tnot nxk you to come aigain- You wilt comae theo iext time wit hout an inavite. Very respect fullyt, Griffin & Newberry. uent 22. 1881 2 TO THE PEOPLE. FOR TIfN BENEFIT OF T[1OS W1l0 have not.. hnt an opportinity to 'imit my sture in person, I insert. pricos of a foi STA-VDARD ARITICLES. Of course4 I to Impoinlble In the saalt spa"e allowed the to do difything ezoepi give a few SARkPLE 1ISIC'. Men's Ooorf Wool Has ent Censt, up-Wo men's equally low. Mer's Brogafts. $1.60 andti up, a good talf soll; worth $1.75 any where ede for $1.26. hong Handled ShoveIs at 0 cents, 75 cents n'id 1i. Very good sctt Knives and Forks for 50 cenil, *drth 75 cots. Trace Chains at 60 cents, cost you every where 65 centst 21 yards Standart1 l1rints for $1.00. Iandktrhalers; 5 cents. Mdn's Hose, 5 cents. Corsets, 230, 50c., 756., $1.00, rnd $1.25. Boulevards. 50d. to $140. Trunhe titd Valises very lows I gtilifantee to abil Clothing 10 pct cent. cheapet' ltan any concern in this country, Greenifliti not excepted. Cain show you a good lettg, heavy Overcoat for $2.76. Nice Pants fi'utl 75c. up to $10. 100 Shits just received. These Goods must be sold. Will duplioate Greenville bills with 10 per citt bff. Sitting Bull Boots at $1.50. Now I am de termined to sell Goods, 11f you give us a chance we will certainly sell you- Bring us your SEAU) COTTON. To parties who owe me, I woull like to say, if yot: do not wish to sell your Cotton until it gets higher, bring it in and I will ship and cell when you order it sold, and you will get all it brings. I have lono every t himg I oduld for you during summet', and I expect you to take care of mep now. Itemem ber I sold you hREAD ntnd N M IAT. Li borty, S. 0. sept 16, 1881 1 Ss BRA FM AN. WNVl' I)IL\W~ YOU lf AT1TENTION to thei fnetl. tht wO aroi re IORom. 'Feiving <Vhil hign .\N1) Otf11 UIOt'{ wib, u i : com~iplet e by t he 1st '.f S~temiiibe. will .irely p:y yu. O.urI stock will ebo laurger Ihatn .ver, (J10T'llI N(i atprcu h~iiuler meirihanta pay for it. D onl't. i ss thA plhse, losok for' thec aign, IN T'UR MRanmager, Merebant Tailoirinr am xpecultv. aug. iN iW4 *11 The Latest. The Best. THE BESI IS THE CHEAPEST. The hands1uomest~ andi most cornpleto4 LARGE ARiM MACHINE Yeft produ tced. ILLUSTATED CI ROULARS SENT ON APPLICATION. Victor soving Macino Co., iddletown, Conn. Southern Office, No. 8 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md - N IANDERMF-TEt ttestroy andi expel Wormne -fi-ne thre hansnan body, IMMwhaere they exist, if umaned neeCOrdsp;uI to itose iree tioen. It ies a safe and roi iitbto remaedy. FOR SALE EY ALt DRIIGGISTS AND STORE KEEF.RIS, .. David E. Foutz, Prop. BIALTIMORE. DID. PIANOS & ORGANS. 0 SPECIAL SUMlM OFFEE, CIA oi: Wn d T Ai!M ke.i, A Little Cash UIoWma, and fra-uuce *11aI1 Cotton Coines In. 0 During the months of June, .July, Angust and September, we wilt sell PIA %NOS and O(GAN-S, cither new or secoid- hand, to responsible priHes, at, LOWEST CASI IlLICES, pnyable $',10 Ca1d oa :n Orgait, $25 Cah on a PIano. And the balance in TIREE MONTHS WITILOUT INTEtEST. 0 Installment Buyers. To necomniodite those who can not. pay all Cash in the Fall, we will, during the tuont hs of J rine, J ly, August. nd September, sell at, onr One Year Plan Price. As per Price List, and receive as follows: $10 Cash ozi an Oirgaan, 03 Ca.sh o 1 Piano, With one-third of the balmia on Three montls, one-thirl in six months, and. the remainuder in one year. These Ofrers are Good Only vuntil October 1st, 1841. L. E. NORRYCMI, Or MuSMTII MUSIC HOUSE, (Au'elliille, S. C. jnno 0, 1881 12 .G ETA13L I1as been In constant use by the public I - and is the best preparation evecr Invented for RE~STORL- T ING. .U GR AIR TO ITS stt YOUrr'ut C'OL0O. ANDU p Aztuy I It mlpplice the nauturail of MSS. food amli~ color1 to 110he uir glands withioit tcti'iing~ the oain Ohin. it will inicreaiso and 1 thic~ken the grth~tl of theo aind 1anlIn;, oO, and4 thus i AVERT'i iUALD)NEISS. anld ro00nD It omrs Itching, Efrup. mofid it tions and Dandrufli An A a8 a HIAIR D)RESSING1 it is Ar~y b0at desirable, giving the hair isii silkens softness whaih all j admire. It keeps the head nm1 cleani, sweet and( hiealthiy. 011D0, WHISKERS. vrill chiange the heard to a IlROWN o iBLACK~ at discretlon. hieing in one preparation It In easily applied, and produces a permhituont color that will not wash off. R. P. HALL & CO,, NASHUA, W. H. Sold by all Dege'rs in Medicina, The State of South C'arolina IN COU RT OF COMMON PLEAS J1 (3 0'lryant , larTitif, ngainswt Lucy E~vins, :larga:nret. lE (li Chaanbler, )Horah Ji. Il Poter', Aiary 1" Ihirron, .hJnes I1 )'ltryant, ivil 1 b~ut A (O'Bryan it. ad R 1" Vaorgan, 1)eetm. P l..mT''I NOT IF~ :I). 'TO the Iliefetnisiii ab ove 1 named YO e be.eby sttninonieud and( t'equired to ansver I le compi:11n i thi act ion. which Is filed in the oiice of the Clerk of CJommon PlIens4. for th IJaJid county, and to serVe a copy of your answer to t he saiti comn. plint on thei subs.criberi ait his Umcol on Ma in Stree'.t, at. P'i4e kn ('onrt hiuns,e, 8. C., withI irl t vlenty daiys after thle serIvice he~reof, ex - cltsle oft lhe day ot such service; awnl if von tni1 to annwer tholeacomplaint, wvithini the time ,sfore:bl, 1 the plintiff in t his nlion will ap ply to the-Co'urt for t he relief demaded in D al e d S e p t e b e r T . A . 1) . 1 8 N 1 . CilA8. P. i \Rit RTT, Takel uibo lt tI l.the snumions in thii ne-, 0ion. (of whIiichi I hei foreging is1 ti copy, to,, get her with thle compi~laint t herein, was' filedl ini the .'!!is~' of the Clerk of the Court- df Co mon02 Pleas tor 1-c Cunty and1 St ate above named1Q(, on1 theA 'ib day of Sepstember.C1 A. [ 1881 . CI1 .\8. P. lt\ Al RI l"TT, Plai'il,'lA!.1rney Richnond d& Danvill IL PASS2N6ER DEPAUITMENT. Change of Sohedule, Off and after June 5th, 1881, Veseg Train Servioe on the Atlanta and CharloeM Air Line division of thais Road will be a followet SASTWALD. TN ITID STAT-8 MAIS MO. 0$-A) Leave Atlanta 4 00 am Arrive at Lula (a) 6 64 a n Atrrive at Toccoa (r) 8.14 a n Arrive at Seneca (j) .9 20 a n Arrive at Greenvi le (uL 10 68 a n Arrive at Sparlanburg (K) 12 14 p v Arrive sit. Gast->nia (1,) - P y3 Arrive ait. Charlotte pi) 8 35 p n N Y EXPREsa-No. 4i-[nJ Leave Atlanta " 15 p n Arrive at Lula 5 5 p it Arrive at Toccoa 7 15 p n arrive at. sneca 8 40 p r ArriNe at (reenville 10 20 p M Arrive tit Spartanburg - 11 40 p i Arrive at astonia 2 13 a r Arrive at Charlotte 8 15 a n 11 B FAST MAIL:-No 4--[] Leave Atlanta , 80 r Arrive at Lula 0 Ws p 1 Arrive at Toccoa 10 10 p r Arrive at. Seneca 11 25 p r Arrive at Greenville 1 00 a r Arrive at 8partanburg 2 11 a Arrive at Gastonia 4 31 a r Arrive at Charlotte 5 85 a [ W EST IVA lID U S MfAIL-NU Leave Charlotte (n) 1230 p Liave Oastoniax (i.) 1 2? p Levne-Spartanburg (1,) 3 5 ) p ) Leave Greenville (n) 5 07 p Leave Seneen (a) Leave Toccon (F) 8 01 p eave l.nla ( : ) 11; p i Arrive at Atlasifta 1 :205 I N Y 1:Y1'fiSS -No -18 -1[1] Lcave Cliat-lott12 43 p n Leave (stonia 0 43 n Leave Spartuinbuirg 4 0(; a u Leave Greenville r) 18 all Leave Seneca 7 02 p n Leave Toc'-oi 8 1- pin Leave ida 9 qlI a Arrive at Atlanta 120 p 1 tl H4 FA 1T DIAlI.- -NO 60 [C) Lcave Charlot to 12 '3 a r Leave Gastonia '1 .07 - Leave Spartanburg a0 a Le:ve Greenville 4 21 a 1 Lenve Sneca 6 47 a r Leave Toccoai G 5" a r Leave Lula F 0l a r Arrive ati Atlanta 10 35 a x Intl and A T Qt A 17.- do Leav wh arhittu trinso 12 ctga Ca [en] witpar ng transo'Gerga r Leave h ~l tnha n Greenville 4to- anr Lenve 0 enecipa 5nd 47 a r ot l ~cave i T ccolusi a 6irenil 5o anr Leavei CLnsa 8 00 aurlet c [IA ] with arvnbg ano Gseriale Cnt tprat an Ar& UPo tarndsClmi oa [1oss ] wid arrid rAnshevlfe Get-ia Ceh t r l, A tWPandW&Alalod [0 iharvn atridnil of Geor gi R anfom Atithenils,~ GaliiCse FN] with Elbrto Ar c-ne toD and fror Elbertonii GasNoti in a [G Jlith Clumin nnd Greevile o Tanu fro4.'7aa Golmpa ndily Charstn sngb [rs s111with Cnii andw Goreeiietoa fmClmA. and' Chent Pnengcgn D aan fvom Dallasane MChesterry [M] wih c c& A-c cI t D anA o(for pona Weste Nor and el East~da& No. 47L4vn and M~it.wot uinge, b<U& inen Amlnta toand Nwh loe. A.P 2EGe' PssenerAPSn BET17BEHOE GRCNSAND PRGAN oS.By Danel. Naty' ManufaTOS 4 cty Wasinto, JDEN TONUEd taeDAmoit J~vr tree acrs ar spheo8 Ora h eovort (1)adto ad Ao Lumbe. aIds &c.)d 9 A. T hixergenland Mo t oJIIploto 0trd .ihmn 8f10e knd n tok lo...p~ Orgns,$3 an~GRADs OnrAN, vNwStl No.900, 27SOS1 - to* 3O marantdo.ACtetile at the l'utenot Ovis-t, to pr Dctalt.lNocothithmtnufmct *fcire u saver cadlmns uilda rit forn Wash~ngsic Fnd ATook only HCRSA ANDATE O DR an ~d U ill (h 5 vaif ou annt~ v'i~ir bed!I i - se to en for Ltneauerttst lyitisl Deal dret.wthemn ufls~atrer~s re and (av:midleen' sprnts, Wite fo Fsto naos by lmrcha.er. AnUasonIAAN,. UroNl FU i' T'X Z" xn ifFott~zs lordr e s n atimte. ci$ otz'iower il51ente~t and prohitoals ut' se. Podswl rdnen wi APbid Isi Fowrai Sndurar wn peren anttmar tit advett ire Foltz's Powderni ill etarp for et'almoys t sit ny OfM owhatch Iiporntey had bettn ngagubedt. Noe rintd Powne wor aivui lsA~jioF ol. old vy hr. --. . FLYLY, IAJXVY & O.ALTlant, Md. j PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. 02o. 0. W LLS, Gxo. W. TAmoz, JAMan L. OUR, 1 . Plekens C. 11. 8. 0 Greenville, 8. C. WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR, ATTOR.VIIB d COUNSELORS A'T LA W! PICKENS 0. LI., S. C. r Pto..pt atte40d gien to busineas entrra0t to thew. ffs re9dtQ 884 38 3. 8. doff fAd, 1. 1p. Awfens, f1 IN li Abbeville 8. U. J Greenville, 8 C ( Pickeas a COTHRAN, ANSEL & BOdGSo A'ITORNEY8 AND' COUNSELORS AT LAW, Offico in tle Cout Houso. Prompt attention given to all business em tirulstod to theml. (1c 9, 1880 12 It. A. NAILD, AT4.NEY 4 COUSSELOR AT LA V P I C K E NS C. II. E. C. Will Practice in all the Courts of the 8tat. and Courts of t1he0United States, for the DiMe 1 trict of South Carolina. In cases requiring it able Attorneys will bo ssocliatod willh no. jail 1881 16 SIN _ OAVID.LANDRETH M8ONS, Columbia & Groenville R I n PASSIENOER DEPARTMENt, CotUAinIA, 8 C., Aug. 80h, 1881, On and after Thursdny, Sept. ii.. IMg paIssenger trainis will run na heorewithJ india -catecd upon this lhond and iis branoheoc Daily, except Sundays. 140. 42. til PA8ssaant Lenve Alston 12 26 p m Leave Newherry at 1 21 p m LneNiniety Six 2 50p m renvo Helton at 5 or5 p Arrive at Gre'nv'iTle at 0 27 p gt d 30- 18. t)OWN l'P~SsNaxa. Leate GIreenville at 10 88 a e d iLenve 1Uelon at, 11 57 a a a Leave liodges at 1 12 p a i Lenve Niniety Six 2 85 p a uenlve Newhierry at g 47 p a SLeave Alstonu ut. 4 46 p an Arrive at CoIutnbin [v] 6 60 p as & SPA RTANiHU HO, UINION AND COLUMBIA JCA I LIIOA D. No. 42 Ur PtAsNGna. Leave Ast on 12 40 p at Lenve Sr ro'arer 1 18 p m - Lenye lyle Fot 1 26 p a rLeave Shelton 1 86 y a Leave J'ih )ai 1 56 p a Lenve Santneu 2 08 p m Lea ve' Uioi 2 85 p Leaive .J.onenvill 8 04 p a Lenve Pol'a1. 8 24 p me LeLe Spa'rtaihirg. .9 U, & fl depot (n) 4 03 p ut Arrvo Sparlaurug It & D) depot (x) 4 12 p as No. 4I ioWN P~ARAKoitMIFf. Leave Ryfltthiti'Rl~ Rt & 1) depot (ii) 1R 48 p a Leth'e Spartriu'gi 81, 11 & C depot (ii) I el p en Leave I'neolet I gg p ab Lenve-Jon~esvifl I gg p a Leave Union gg , Leate Snutuo g e Leave Finhl D~atarm6 Lenvo Shelton 6 87 p t Lentve Lyles' Fordi g 47 p a, LeaIvo Stroithecr 4 01 p gu Arhvep at Alstol1 4 86 p a LA~i.?f 1:AILRoAD. Lentec Newherr-y at1 8 66 p um A rrive atI Laurensf C II 6 46 p na Leave La:u ensi~ 8 89 a a Arrive at Newherry 11 30 p a * AJui'vJLLn flRANCII. Lenvo flodges at 8 56 p a Arnive ail A bhev ill 4 46 p = lieave A bhevillec 12 25 p a Arrive at llodiges. 1 05 p ni Blue? Ridge iR. Rand Anderson Branch reave Beliotnat 5 08 p a lienve A* nd(ersJon nt L5 40 p a Leun e lPendic(iol, at 6 26 p a Leave Sfeehn [c] - 7 20 p ma Arrive at Wa1lhlalli 7 46 p mn Lenve Walhallit,0. 0 28 a a L,(ave Seeen [n] 9 64 a a Lenve P'end lei on at 10 80 a m Lealve! An liEorsonJ at 11 12 a a A rive at .Leit on "t 11 48 a se On andu iifter albove dafo thi-tughi enys~ will be ruin beti weenh Coinrniagi and lendersaonvhill withlout chan~lge. C ON NECT IONS. 4. With, 8 C flnilrond fromn Charlesfon. With Wiliniugten, (olon ifaj anfd Aiigutie Rauilront iilo Wihntingtoni and~ at 1puinis Noh there li icof. Whh bi ia~ A H iiailn frotn chiarlolto and all points~ N orthi thereof o. with Ai'heville atnd Spartanburg RailroaE for poihts in Western North Carolina, c. with Atlantal and charlotte Division Rich niondl and D)ahville Railway for alt Uoin's south ahd west u'. With At innta~ nnd iharlotte Divisioni Rich. n ohd and Dalville nailwa~y frora At.' Inin nda beyond '.. WithI Alalnta andl lharlot te Di' hiin Rfich. iuond aund 1)nnville Rtailroadl for al*. . Poitl sont h1 and wtest t. w ith I, 13 In tilroad for Charloston WI iih Wihningt on. Cohurnlha ande A ngua.e d Ra'ilroadl for WiltnIigto n and ilhe N.rth With iehinrlot te, cohumnbia and! Augusta a. With Asheville nnd Spar lanburg Rira (romi Itenduersonivi lie u. WVithi Atrinin : nilEif hriot to Division Rick. mlondl anud D~anuvi lieoRailroad fromi ckar t lorre4 nn)a beyoend g Standariid ime tued in WVashington, D. ni., - which is fiftcen minutes flister thian Cohunbia, J WV FiIY, Superin tendenit. A Por:, General Ticket A annt,