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* ~ A 91, O~ W& iqud bu 4 numWbr of vagot a we MOOgh town 1baded with ypos4here. will be no _4 In the use of that oom 4resent year. Ferguson, one of our pro Sfarners, believes in good .'. as well as in good cropp, f0r sevoral years ben KAt oversoor on the pub% 1en1 1 loding from' this place to a npkintown;. young mn who are in the obit of stopping and peeping in t Y yonh~g ladies in the musio room *t the school, when they are prac kleingj tire hereby notified that they eep Cayenne in that room and know nov to throw it into the eyes of intruding gazers. AsoTUER MAD Do.-A dog bd, longing to Jack Jitt, col., went mud la8st SaItIr-ay and beflore hn did any harm, wits kiuled. Ito was bitten by tOe 'tg that bit two of Dennis Duko's children, an1dt all of Al r. Loo. per's dog4, which we made mention tof last week. Jitt fortutnately haud kept his dog i.iod uit-or he was bit - ien, aild ats soon as the rabbies came oil ha him ldisputcbud. One of our bachelor friemis who COmplrinod thUa, tle slun burnt his n1os while out gunni ng, had a nice Bun boinet presented to him on the first day of' April by some op the young1 ladies of town. , A'civil caseo in Trial Justice Prico's Court, brought sieveral ot the resi, dents of the Oolenoy down to town 'Aust Friday, as witnecsses. The peo, 1pl generzally ini that, section were trcady for' theo stock law when. it iLtook edec;, unad are generally in faivor of it. C7Luu MF'drING.-The Pickens C. 4II. iema. crt'ie Club will mieet , ont ialturda3y the 15th insttatt, ia 'cl)ck p. ma. It is. earnst iy dlesired tthat er ecry memaber will lay ne-ide wortk fort' nto SaturithLy even~it g :aud' atteId t.hu im.i tg, as bune of~~ a 1int1.vtnc will be bi ugh t up for - tndeat ion. D. F. BIAun4Ex, Pre4. LewisVj R 1tedmondI andu hra tother unid br4,taher, M1r. fad.ll, :and S. M. Ltaddi, par-sed through.~l thtis plae la., Th uazsdayv evenaitg ontl thir' wazy to. '4.ha leston a" w itnae.'iets in t he ce aaistia~ 1lugh P. Ka i et at. f'or thle ktili'ng of A aos .L ..ld. in ii feventute rabid three or* i(,mr years a go. The case wal bet~ tra-d, ne suppse this week, but it will be z a more (atce, as th whtoile nmachinery' of the C aurt will be used to scure their acquit al. \Vo belie'vo it is genteraluly coniced, ed that the, out, paid wheat c op)s throtughout this Stato, as wetll as thu entire South, was nuever* mtore promtisinig. It no disauter' beifalls it, un abundant crop will be hairvested. Th'le catuse of such ai largo area being sown, no dIoubt, was the sevore drouith of ilast yeQar, and it mfl'y yet prove to have tbeon a blessing int dis guise. Providence works ini a mys-. teriousR way, antd oftent whena we think that we have been greatly ini .ju red by some calamiity, it proves in * the end, to be ai blessing. hre years ago-Mr'. N. R. Iot' ten came to Libe'-ty. Tihere was no store there, the dlepot was closed upI -and the pla1ce appairent Ly doad. Property was hold at a nomnt al prie'. Th'le wtonde:-lutI chan ige ini the place is ant illustration of' what ener * y, Indomitable p~uluu, and utniform Lair deain'6ay3 accom plish. M ess.rs Horton & Brown now do a business amotunting to $40,000 a year. ~Properuy has adivanted itn some in ~tances 800 per cent. The depot is pauying w~ell. They ship 1500 Lales '0? cotton ai yeatr- haive a n ice ch ur bcL ender way-a flourishing livery sta b tle, and d welling houses are in de, inan td. 'ALEDAY.--~A conisideraublo Cr'owd Vet citns were itn att'ndance on enudeday hast, notwitbutzandintg the * tavor-able weather for farm work. The Sheriff disposed of a f'ow smalli 'ra'nts of'4oor land to which titles wore doubtful, at low prcs The0 4 Clock sold the remiatinder' of' the real enat* r4 the late Stephen D. Keith ~ A~IS POtoffered at a formot' ~i~1o ne trnet, Ooenoy bottomra, ~ttlirdhg~ 10 940 naores br'oughat trcinover 082 per bare. ' heUo t'tat 'of' same kiik*, non, Wfli-tb hO was reloased on bi owsp ogniasnoe so.se time aig for his appearance before qoU. miss1 ote- 'Thornlay for preliminary tihal on fle obarge0of retailing, but "Apped" was a.rrested in Ooonoe I last week on .a warrant issued by Commissioner Haw thorne, of Green. ville, for concoaling, and was brought before Comnissioner T'torinley for oxamidilation last Saturday. The Cominossi'eot did not find suflicient evidence to bind him over on the last charge,.but held him on the Ior% ler charges, a strong case being made out, in a bond of $500 fob' his appearance for trial in the United States Court at Greenville next Au gust. At the municipal election held at this .lAce last Monday, Uhe fol1ow: ing officers were elected: Intendent-J. B. Newbery. War. deis-B F. Ljeslef-, J. C. Thompson, fu Dr. '. W. Earl J. T. Price. A VALUABLE ADDITION.- Because it is beneficial to the scalp arid adds ( to peroenaI beauty by reitoring cok or and lustre to gray and faded hair is why Parker s Hair alsain is such tI a popular dremsing. T Tlhe Rochester express, a Conkiing or gan, gives notice to tie RepubliOn party that "the party which excludes ex-Senator Conkling froin its raks eIclu6s the Pres dent. of tie United Stats and his adnajuis tration." AFTER MANY YEAR.-Mr. 1). D. Garrett, says the Greenvillo News of the 28th ult., a well known citi g zon of the West End, died yester- 11 day morning. He Was totally blind f nd without armns, having been ter-, d ribly maitmed by the prematuro die chaIge of a blast nearly ten years aigo, wh ich went off' whilt he was e'ngaged in blasting rock cut of Darbin's Cre~ek, Laurenis Ccounty.F tio has been more or less a Mtufferert since htis mitIu~ttune0, and it, is t.hough t that, his death is the rebnlt of the shock I hen recei ved. V hAT Evt-:nflony W A 'Ts-I a t rel1ialte meicino u t hat never dotes it any3 hiarmi and that prtut and " 84 I ures4) d1isease~ by keep1inrg t he stom-t Ie in 3 order, the ho wels' r'eoulatr, and(1 t he kcidney atmi liver act i v. Suchu A :a med icinle is Pariker's GJi nger T1'on itu. It relieves every caso, atnd has b cure\.d thousands - ?ribune. A UNION Dem T -The South Carol inoa [ltailIway Ceminpany ha~s do-. terined~..z to buIild( a uion det'jt in el (Columhin.z (on thet site of the present "~ cl ticket o~ie for te useo of the South r. Car''lma Ia':ihvway and the Columibiai and~ Greeviilo lRohti.. The1 depot r w ill covetr thieir tracks andl will be *' 300 fe.et long. 1, will be proidedlc - wi h two waiting rooms4, t~Xonty five feet long by thirty feet, widoe, ticket ifiecs nind baiggaige rooms. 'I he second story' of the structure it ill be used as otlices for thle train ii miasiers of the t wo roads. Thle do-g pa will cost fifteeni thousaid dollars 'i anid will be furnished in the best st 10 w ith all necessary3 accommno datrtons for the o travelling public. Learn of Florida. The0 oraneo, cocoanut and lime groves of Florida are at tractiinr thoueands.'It. is no l onger said '"Go WVest,!" bunt "Sout h." Learn of thiis rich and ti opical land. The way is to sIUbscribO for' a leading Florida papel)r. Sendi $1.00 for the Demo Crat1 six mionths. A pamhiplot, (with largo map ot State) giving price of lantd, best, phitco to set tle, pr'ofits of orantge and1( COcoanut groves, drain., age afi Okeechoboo, &c., &c., w orth the prtic' of subscriptioni to those wvho wish to know of' Florida, free to those who send us one dollar for a 6 mon this subscription. Address, C. t& PENDLETON, Keoy Weost, Forida. If you want. to buy Stoves, Tinware,j Crockery, WVoodenwar'e, fine China or any kind of hlouse Furnishing Goods at the very lowest prices, call on GILREATA', BURL BAGE~ & CO., when you go to Greenville. flhey sell the celebrated Iron King Cookn Stove which took the premium at the Cens tecnial. and which for price and Iluality has no equal. They yjP ell you a Stove from $10 up. Hon esty is the best policy in med, iomoe as wvell Ias in other things. Ay - eri's Sau'sapatrilIla is a genuine ipp 'auion, an a neq ualed spnrig medi. eino anId blood :ptifier,- decidedly3 supij)tor to all others in the market. TVrial proJves it. ATKEN, March 28.-Att, half past, I o'cock last night the body of' GAilroy Green, a colored man, was found lying in the road about one hundred yar'ds fron. the htse of Mrlts. Monrtoe Stead 1man, whtich is within the limits of our town. Ile had attempted to stoal a hog flon1 4L~ 3.~. .o aa PLOTHINGI CLOIIINGiU O T HING! ! ?TILL BOOMINQ. Tilt Rh SIDUt oby 1P-. PAlIWE R'S ock must go to clean up for Spring and .immer Goods. We are in a position to rnish o'dr customers *ith the }heapest 17 Clothes iat has, or will be sold in this City ngain-. he residue of this immonse stock mnust be osed out within the next SIXTY DAYS. ARGAtN* BlAUGAINS Ad nothing but BARGAINS, so come and At. them. Remember this is a positive sale Ad shall continue until closed out. Don't rget the place, Farmer's >d stand, MauI, n Block, Main Street, REENVILLE, S C hlcMahan & Gwinn. jan 19, 1882 18 pil E aidvert iser haaving beca permnanvently .cured ot thaat -Iread 'Iiisen'e, ( onsump-i )fn, by 1a simup!e remae iy. is *fanxious8 to umke ktnownm to hisi fellow si rI~urs the cans o eurt'. Tlo alli who desir,-. . it. hewill ma coptly ~ of he rcrpaiona use. I, (fraee chaurge ) w ith1 theat dirc tonl ro.-prperinag ad using the enmaie, whicha they~3 will tlindin atre (Cure for' Con~ths t 'Oilds Cotnumption, schaIatr, II ronchait is, &c. Parti Ies w i shintg te P'rescripation. wvill please ad-.Ires. 1lev. .A. W l LSuN, 191 Penni street, Willianms, urg, New York. ErrarIs fi Y.outhU, 4GENT'LEulAN who snifered for years from NeLrvouts Deblilitay. P'remiat tur~e ucay, and' tall the effe sts of youthful iun-lis, eion, wvill for t he sake or s' iferintg hui onity, stal free to all who need it, thea re pe atnd dli r'c io 'or mitikin-.x the sai aApie maae ly hy whlich lie wi':S citred. Sufferers islhinig to pirotit by3 thle aidvrwt i.9e' expe-. entce can I do so by a1' bbiessinig in pierfect mitaien, .JOhlN B. OGDE1N, 42 Cedar reet, New York. -WILL1 mail (Free) the recipe for lA sim, pie Veget aibe Unhl n t hat will remove a, Freckles, P'imaples anda Blloaches. .le tv, g the skina soft, clesar aid beautiful, also astruactiotns for produtcing a luixurin nt. aowthI of hasir oai a baldu head or smothI cee. Address, inaclosing 3c. stamp, BEN. ANDEF & CO., 12 Barclay street, N. Y. New Advertisements. flentt '.BEETVOTEFN Orgi ctonentai 1full ss , Olcntao , it otne~ri da 711 i' W I 1 oa I t oatz nls, I ka~sMeptads 'oet for 'usit Jlan lws tad eria for movin~aad Beakt o' Pntn tauap Atina lIIW AN D NO L EIIA p Aetned.) rIlagv as much muasta as 14 4'RMMON tuiNs. ~oterasnaker dare bauitld tils orgoan (It 114 pmatented.) - SI)U# SUCCE88M. Sales. over )0uj maontha iS~~dsoa'Eatctr 'iataaat (~Oi'i to 11id order.r fnfter one0 yenr'a uso yon are not ant to fic. ret urri Irguas, t til lroanpty refund zaroney wih isitrcet C023 AND EZAEfIN TES3 flieTf!'IuT 4 *erson, Five Dollars ($5) allowed to pay es penes if wth poie ittte'n in ti~~.t rats iler Iran $30, 040 t50 n i ofortee *125 to) $1800. .Be'A~aut~n iii.,sstrated Cataoyesw free. Please Address or call upon )ANIEL F, BEATTY, Washington, Neow Jersey, Collier Company OF ST. LOUI1S, MO., rhich were totally Destroyed by Fire on May 28th andt September 21, 1881, ARE REBUILT! Orders are solicited for TR1CTLY PURE WHITE LIEAD AND RED LEAD, OL D-PRERR ED AND PURE DARK CAfSTOR OIL RAW Southern Gen, Over 100 Magnificent 1i AT MANUFACTURER's. IF YOU CAN'T PAY A Eaasey nsmtalls ONE PR1(E TO ALL, AN1) T. CATALOGUES FREE. ADDRESS malrch 16;1882 26 HERE WE ARE A( REPORTS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF NOR AND ALABAMA SUSTAIN ( Js the Best, And i111ost Relaia lin use, anud Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.' Which we put out for tho first timo la any Acid Phosphitc on the Market. It. is not necessary fot- 11 to say atY re)ortm whi ich may he. obtained iol 'o whole s1bjeet., and wi ainply repay 1 supply of each, u hich CunnTI be obtainl'd t( [FUll. If tCher i8 1 Agetit -Lt VOTI cha-Int to order it. feh 2, 1882 THE'UNITEDS$ - RINCS Foun~d ~H ands and Prices. Addres D. L ANCD NE\V SFQ)RE. NEWV (GOODS! The WIOrlaMoves anfd sQ do we. MV. .1. SMAITl! & CC. 1I llt I Til ANN' U N(IE TO'1 TI! E1 frienads andi the pahiili th-it ther Ivm-. g cured thle airgte unid co omo~lh' M3 ;i hI they' will be ple-ised to serve everiybod y w iih F I T3~ [.A$d hO . at$ reasonai:ble pra es We have just~ retur ai. from -irket i whet e weO purlchalsedl a~ ful sitirk oft $t'i,.o)tIableP Goods, iiicindjing F'uishing' Gtols. I inev~ G'ood.4, h1;a(s ItOS, 8:ioes, Cdii ecl iorf Iltrdware, J-ar ing tp:emil.its, Gi raceies, andit GJeneral .\[let cha:,di Ie-, and w can i .sare c~v asse~rt. that lhese Goods and.. I'rices wiil compae fav abl with toe ot aniy 1101u e inl the up cont y. We~ meant to sell Goo1dsi. Comue uandse thle bargains in Shoes, '(Tobalcco, &c. I~oi't fail to examnin our G ods before ming i your purobauses, for we hny and sell hoi cash91, and ennu guairanitee barga ins 'in ourP new and fresh Goodls. De sure to cal. Yours respectifully, M. J. MMETH & OO., oct 27, 1881 8 :1m Pielens High S4choolt. T lE Exercises of the Schiool will com mtnence onM AI N I) AY, GibiP ikbuaryV aid contiinue ien ts obIstle mlonit his, to be di videdl into lwo I W. til sessionus withi the tot howinig rautes of tunilion: P'riarv IDepart meniI t' er~ 0esio $0 25 Int (ermeiat Di Clepuartment per 8essi on 8 4 a liIighier .\l athteunat ics per Sescsioni j1 2 f 01lassic s 18 04) in connctIion with thle School. Voc:al tid Instrumtafll l u.,ic will be tu:ght by .11 ;ac'comnplishaed tetachier. Good board c'an be hiad, alt realsona uble( rait es antd conlveijett thle Acadeimy. For further infIrintiion iapoty to U. L IIOLLINGSWOWtIhl. (;hiruinan ih~uatd o Tiruetees, or to W. M1. Mecast.\N. P'rinicipal. feb 2, 1882 20 2mu Dressag. Athured for I it-ani .uess n i,''.tr , Never Phils f o Ilostore (frey or FadI .r to ie youLuialceler. su et.. and i P2. t . , h r '~ ~ .\ r ; ' .. Gige, ucu Ri~iae r aaa man f te bet m dn kniv a' e/e:en .. binct itoamen ineef m h vo .r n , . se bt. DO~fel2. ami ma iiLho ret th 2V Ii fCe) C .. tit -... -1 3 luuiicd into (1 ll2Ct 21tt)Cd ,.turl~ ~ I t.~l i' p 1 (fr( poWcrs, aito in-ike d.c (iae-uc' titod liii di'-. ~' ci I. Ah.lger, Peloket ACo., And Others istruments to be Sold. IiACTO RYPRICE S. imne to t.y. LiI CASH, TiHY OUR nevat BallsRI tJAT TILE VERY LOWEST. L. E. NORIRYCE OR McSMITI MUSIC 110USE, )A1N AS USUAL! l'1 AND SOu I'll CAROIAN 1, G EOtGIA IUR CLAIM TIAT Tim, >le and14 Cheapest Fertilizer that the s Superphiosphate, it Sas n, ihas proved unexcelled by thin about 1 th0se Fortilizers as the liAt,,or o rsle ct-oer the erusaW. Wwill M havet dern te r Itio j)o , et your mer 24 2mn EED A STqI MORE a every rnan's door. If our BE EDS are not sold In your n, drop usa Postal Card for ome llustrated Catalogue R ET H & SONS, PhlIadelphine fi'l on i4 Arrival at .XC L.\ I\I !:D O'J C~(U.YT) ' EF.F.S WI! EN FA LL1 AXN ) \Vl.L T'8 (00)1)8, andiu have nL'e relt!iagv them. Wie h- ve j Ost receivedl atil are d illy, rece.ing' a larvg t lot of .31 iN'S ittwl C. o.e rieCs, L ei;lher, & c. . w hich we ar s~i~~eli tax~e- atre a1 mere1 tong, so) we cani Mell as chea':p or' cheer' th!LI in 11 any 1 on Iese. We def*y comIpe' iiion. (Cotton, 4 orn, Falder, and1 aill (ountry3 Tyus once awl we will net i.skc youi to w it hout, an in vi e. Very respe)1ct fully, sept '22, 1881 2 GO TO TILE Good Baruains RTPoll 1:F uuu i led it ith a ar IIndSI elcti Sock of' Gener~al Ferc andise, All of wivuchi I propose t o se& l Cheap for a..hl or exchatnge lr Counitry PrIoduce'. 2,000hu yar is iinct l 045i ot Pii . 1000 yad S ilig.(he ns n 25 Pie -es Iualies 1)re'' Goods, Shawis, lIoakis. Iioule vards and1 Flannels'l, all kid, My stock of lOOT ) '' Si 10ES canI Ino: e excelledI ini Ialiity or pri The0 b;Irget't and1 best seiected! Oftock of 1A 1Y .AI A~ DE C.LOT)1 Hl ING cycr brough li A lairge ial'orImenft'of Ilairdware, Pocke'm ud a bl 1 u'(Ile try. M%1y stolck of (. POu E HI l are comriple e. li ries tht dlety compeul. t it -a car' loll: ,il a t :3 1 n)ort mmk. A TT0 RNSf j0 (Ofice in Sch'oo 1C'ominasonyQjI4 Will practice in the state and Pede Courts. Jan G, 1882 16 GRO. 0. WRLLS, Gso. W,.TAYLOR JAMEN L, O.i, PIckenb C. I'. 8. Gfeekv.illfe. 8. C. WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR, ATTORSEYS N'CV..N $LLthAT LA I P1UiEN U. H1., 8. U. Prompt attention given to business entruu ted to I'hem. nmarch 10, 1884 2Q5$ M. F. ANS:L, 3 E oneo Greenville. 8 C. Pickens h 4 ANVSEL & BOG GS. ATTORN l'',S ANI)COUNSI0LORS AT LAT PICKENS C. H., S. C. 01lvee inl lt Cut H ouso. Pi'oni attention, given t- al business oil ('tstedl to thein. <lee 9, 1S3 12 The Old Reliable! ONE OF 'Till E iEST NE W 1 PA sl E It 1N TiIl: SOU 'll. No Lon-aiism! No nimo'li 14 -I j[~ u T iii 'ilu "-.,AO 4.' li F 'll ('h.e ti ltle :1 0'C'iqlis h . -o!1nwV-p-qer inl ihe Somb~ ~~III1 I' ;i 343 .1 nie y .h m heob atithe Uun, - m ve havia2: hen e ablshed i 1 ta. \\'in thhai i. , i S'a t e c .it; - nls - ii te c-n..- nes l(onl :11C I ctiiof 0he w schi, ~tin 'I. r niei ai Aih I. 1 :1 : &ert it lIitlt. is Ii o ve-:s t e~en',y in ( et- . :- 1 i set b113 (l'n adit t \nunyiVi 'IV *I' -:nia d V ne in'-: or 1o o 'n ''Ii -arci analc.1 en We p usi -5 o arIe- oJy imoa li Week1ly F, ca . At t s \\ A [. il & I- [ NtIg fMM 'w ''g U T . ibe1 a ' i o r ] IJ ( i. v .t :.' ' b l s y o nulcalenr o Spr~ncorhe orSenin TheAelebi' te, iCuriemirh lea eleu-ly <Iweoni,'' ent', etoi a Ihi.r etusri ence, ofse hue only ll'3,i heT nI u'icall34 e t.nred; t~i' pr iru i v f:n t a '144j of~ (' cu r e -itle 31', 113 ce i 3,.1 .'ll'e iutl , n11u1s1 whch ev r til til~jl' r rni tnheir wi','1 hi13( (lond!' itil :na be.2 (lMy3 ( enre ~ hiwerf cheap ly.( Ipt'3 iva e x~r alle ' 144a ) ;~ ei (4tl ty to d cur s t 1t i teur --hIEnb h n14 Vthef hon ofre'f~1 (-n v e d ti b e e t e int ht huk. any :Li-er. lonipaidi, An ecipt' Aof i cnts or- I w * &l-- iI- ,.nuAb.e; cot On ad4 a' passenger greine oated upron thik', Daily, eetpV 0. .52 Leavfoelumbm a Alston Newberry Ninety ik Hodges at Bellun at Arrive at GieenrIl1l at No. 65. DOWN rAW Leave 0 rcenvilleat Iteltonr at, lodges at Ninety SiX Newberry at Alst on at, Arrive at Columbin [r] SPVA RTAN1UtU, U INLONt C RAILROAD. NO. 52 Upj PVMgB),g gr. Leave Alsita 1 i, Strot her g 80 8hilt n 8 66 e I 0 04 U nion 69 .oesville 7 0 Arrve 8p:;-t a nh'r'g (A) 8 N 6. i)5 DOWN R a. Leave Sjain'g I & 1) depot (u) 10 0-.0 Sp:n-zDuia'g, 8, U & C aepot(o)1i 06' Jones~lle128 pa eittiit h 146 p A KI I-ofit-. e 18 p p Arrive at Alston 2 66 p m LA %UHrN nIA1LRoAb - Lenve Newberry at 2 60 p -r A rrive at LIurenas C 11 6.08 p v i Leinve Liuen 11 15 p CA Arrive at Ni wherry 1'88 An1uvZE VJLLA BANC11. Leave 1lodges at 6 12 p i Arrve st A bheville 6 02 p ni 1.enve A bbev e , . 10 80 p it Arrive at llodges 0 00 p ni Blu id~ge i & Anairson Dranoh La ve 1ielio nt n t A nderson: at 9pa Peondletoni at 1 eeen [c] 8- ~ pa Arrijve at Wutualila leev WI i alhalla at UR Feneen [n] Pen diet ohnt t4'.aa At rve t lel~eia. O 82 p a CON7E09 pNSd A ''Iit, SC Ii! oid t o~ bk7 5 p . W ii,'I ih Iuiro, clt:,b 8 6n A u ms JhliI'(,id font ilmig8o and i pointsNorth 9ereor A . Wi th 8 C &l Aoilrod f on Charle n lpot North tereof W Ait h e &1airod fron halotean nI. wit h A heile'nn ar naabuhr RaIlroad . fori puinti in W estern North Carlina; e c. wvi:h At Ihita and (chtlette Uivisivv RicR 1noud i ad Danville Itlinwy for At - lanita an~d uhll points botlh atnd West, *. w it lut a andt1 charlot t e. Divisioni Rtai.-t ' n onut and D)aniville aailway from it' flantiz and beyond E. wIVit bi A ii lii a and charloti DpfIt is8o0t ItIoh4 e' mtond and Danville lRailroad fsr at .4 r. w ith 8 C lInuitrond for Chdliestoia V Wit h W~Ihnlingt on, Colui'ila and A nghbal Raliilroad for Wilmnington and- the . t North. WithI chariot Ie, columbia and Auguste -1Rilri oad for CharlotteC and cthbe Nortih o. Wi: hi As~hevI ien and Sjnttanbi-rg RtaloiU from 1! ein uersonville II. WI it h: Atlanut: nnd chalrlot te Division Rioji. nondit and1( Unnville Railroad fredi CI;lmrlotte and beyouti Saular d Tiie used in WVashIngton, D U which is tiftcen minutes faster thaon Coltmw' T. al. 1I. TALCOTT, General Mlanagehc .1 W Fe , Su:perintendent A. I''ir:,Geerul Iassiienger Aott ML('7allOuit & Dany~Ille it i Change of Schedule, On and after Alarcha 6th, 18821 a 'eng rTrin Service on thei tlnt unid (hisfoneI Aui Linie d1ivision, of thit Rich nonad Diavil le Rt- 1. Wtill be as follc.*I lEA STWA RD. A.'n) AN) EXPRfE88 rIO. A .c:nve Allniua2~ m-i ie Gainesv-ille 46 t Unitiin 0;tp Junction922pa (u:s tonJia 06 trIive Charlott te6 u MaIr. NO 58t (cnve A tlanta 6~~ ikd arn Gap Junction 1 Tboccoa 00aii (Gre.ville126p Arrive Chiailotte 0 0) - IV ESTWAht MAIL AND EXPRL3SS NO 5 LerAf'e Chilott 12iei .arive Gast~oniia . 5 Grteenuvile 8 Senc~a TIoccoa 42a Pauku dap Juintioft02.q ' irIVe Atiata~14 Lenave (Charhif to IO Arrive Gnst'?nia12 Synrtinhrg Gteenville linhuni Gap Junction8(.i ~Th itleu1v 111