The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 06, 1890, Image 2
P10KENS SENTINEL.
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Avia ouvacenta4-it.
Judge Cothran laiving determintel to
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tespect(ull y yours,
C'NTTRA T,.
THURSDAY, MARCH G, 1890.
Gov. B(,;-.( was inauigurated at Des
Nloines, Iowa, 0st Thuirsday. le is
the first D( Ioer die (overlor clteed
in that State for or thirly YeCars.
The acts and joint resolutions of
the rccent Assembly are out. Those
of a general nature fill a few pages
in the first pait of the book; those of
a private or speciWt nature take up
the other three-fourths.
Talledga,Aln., was visited by a cy
Clone on tile 1st instant. It. swept. a
track through the town about a hun
dred 1ards-wide. 1oses w(-re tcr
down aid trees uprootcd and numl
hers of stock killed, hu11* nonle of the(
tM1na-ts; Of the hou1SeS were seriously
injured.
Tennsseo and Ohio wero visited
by floods last week that de-stroywA
considerablo property. Il1inwis by a
destrletiv torniado, and ow waS
treated to a first class blizzard, while
with-us everythiig was calm and se
rene. Truly this is the b(st place in
which to live.
An Iltia, woman w-hose origi
nal name has been lost, sight, otf wais
married last week to George Cusick,
who is her eighthi husbanmid. She hIS
been married and divorced iine
times, having beei remarried aind (
diorced in one case. Ber first mar
ri-ge was in 1867. She is forty
years old.
Tleports from all over the South
show that the farruers are going ill onl
ai larger scale this yeartha 1121 ver hte
fore. M >re land hasi been bro(kenl for
the comning crops thanit was ever
hizer' hass been b)ought. Tis shlows
that the South is nlow ouitstrippnig
the WVest in an agricultural boom.
er in Arizona, was la'st wueek the scene
of a damu disastert a.huot ain((al to
fliat of tile Cenemauigh, inl Penntsyl
vaiat last year. It is ntot knlowni how
many~ lives were lost as the val -y for
mnile s is swept clean. Thiare wask not
town of anty siz/e subtmerged but th1e
inhlabitants were tiliy settled in the
fertile vallev.
4.ugusta, Ga., wais, last wek visit
ed by thirty' farmers and fruiit-grtw
er's of Ohio, who comIe to lootk at the
prospe~ct for fruit -growvLig andt farm
ing in our siste'r State. This visit is
the outcomec of the visit of the Geor
gina etdittrs to Ohio last seuimer.
ltow thle (Xun1ple (of the Georgiants, by
indulicinig our Nor'thern frienods to pay
us a lie viit
Te negroes of 1Iiais8i. are array
ing themnselves againist the wIhiltes ini
a. invel way. Th1ey have foimied a'
soceiety', the purpose)5( of whuich is to
swear any of the members(1 out. of
trouble( and to put the whites ini the
"'soup" overy timie. They also iintenid
to lake up all of the Checrokete strip
as5 soon asI it, is opented and1( formn ai
black manui's territor'y. hIing'alls will
soon1 have lots of fuu w1 ithi tiu ',0"coon
of his own State.
In the U. 8. Senate latst week, Sen
ators Call, of Florida, anid C'handtler,
of New IlHphire, liad a lively' tilt.
Theli Senators fromu thle Soth should
emet pay any aittenition to tis
NOew Englanid MountebanhUk. Hie is
ever on the alert to dlo thle Sout an t
injury, and to prove him a1 liar and( ia
stirreir up of strife doe.s 11o goodl
whatever. Joe Blackburn is thte only'
mian in the Senate that Bill Chiandler
will not fool with, ho feara& J osephi
might ring. his nek.
No one knows 'what tutn polities
in te State will tak'e this yeatr. W hile
mnfy slates ar10 being formiued, it is
all dOU,e with little coniidetnce. But
this is at very3 free country, and1 the
SENTIN1!L Lakes the libert,y tot make a
mfodest suggestion. If thero is to be
any c'nange in the office of A djutant
General, we hope to see Cal>t. nugh
L. Farley, of Spar'tanburg county,
nominated to thatt effie. Hfe has
done good service for his county and
state, and( wO think no onie can be
found who can fill the office-more ac
contably to thte neoonlo.
The new postage stamp i* red.
Ag-iNust what has tho adminisitration
declared war?
Vice-Pr(sidnnb Morton hmga 1een
invited by the- Charleston oIlicial: t
visit the "City \y the Sea" dining his
projected trip South in the near fli
ture.
R1. T. Joncs, the slayer of the
PressIey fafiity ini llg(Ield, wIe
tried this wvuck for the Iifth tiime.
The wheels of justice grind slow in
his case.
A party of Boston cal)italist, have
purchatsed 3,300 aercs of land in Lex
ingtonl counlty. Tlwy haveu organize"d
a c'omipany with $600,i*00 eal)Aal to
Luake pottcry.
It is niid that. the jute trust has
Otered the Ailiance 1,aging at sevei
v< nis. Th is is a wonderful conlecSsi'n.
it will b( .iered cheap.r tha thlis
before tlurc is i colmproimise.
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D)ick Hawes, the Bilinillglhain mur
1rv As hiuig last Friidiy. Ife
ma1.1de a statemint. oil the gallows and :1
chilarg(d nhiil-y :md vile woeunll with
his ruin. Thesc:-e wo cvils bring a
n11u11 to wvorsev punlishlnent thanlhng
olg.
The c-)tton se(A oil mils of the
SIlte bavi oved very pr it ale the
Lstt st s(n mi 11m plaidl 11hdsomml
divi.ilds. ScVerl ('0hers will he
built, the coritiingtmiunmer. We shotld
have (me ill Pickens ciuntY. It will
pay the one who starts an industry
of this kind.
On the 28th lilt., e:-Conl,igressInan
Tal!ic, of Kevtcky, wa sho t,
throughl the Iad, at, the e(itninee of
the Capit ,l, at Wasington, by a
newx slp.er C(Plre1'1sCotint, Of Louis
ville, Kv. Thc cause of the shoting
un"Is the pulling of tho n.ewspaper
ian's ni ose v the cex- Congress
The Georgia people arerdetermined
to down.ohn WaIlaaker by hov.
eItting his g mtas on acc.ultmi of Ile
aplill ttnent of negro pos inasters :t
A0t (s al Ame:ricus. F.very Suth
(11rn State sh14uhl he(.lp) the "CatWkers'
tut. in their ight against tl se who
wVoUld put direputable negoes ill
Wur 0 tees, Dr. llarrisol and
"Sanictimtoiious Jt)hun" ri.e verv cluar
tof appox'uinting :my 1mtgit 1s to tdzee ini
lwnir Uresev Shites '~ and( 81( there is
haive nio show. Thiey are r.otL in dec
iiuandt just now.
Thle miembuers tof thie Farmercs A o
'iat ion of tis coty andi ~it their "sym.l
iiathiis-ers" mewet he-re todlay ( Wedines
lay) to tlect declegates to t he Colmial
>iai coniveniltiton. Wilie it is nit icr
aini how the de'leg'atas will be1
iistruicted, it i'; geiierally bli-'ved
:imt if thle 'onIvenftio loni the 27th
istanilt, dtcides ' to nom1 inaiit(e a State'
Sieht. flhe Pickenis tdelegat ion will
vote Iaainst it, and will be so in
strueted.
Several countijes that hoi", [alre'a'v
cho, sen thiril tdelegates; have instructed
Ilthem to combilat thue n''mination' of
thle coniventioni d-cidIes to put a ftek.
et ini ft h hl at this tiine, ihie 1eb1
ai~tes of the(se couniitiea are to w ith
traw antd have nothiung whiate'er to
:1 with the pn>eeingshji. A gret
leted refoniuaj iin iiini ll r:mehls oIf
wri gtv...rimi-nt, 1buit Itey wisely se
hat te way to go aboIut it is Inot by~
m t aig .i.inig f lue )i utoeu.! he l'art y
nut that thea right -,lace to b-gin :uu
he( onlyV wayi ini whi-h they- tenn SueC
*(ed is by::in" into tie n 0 a
D)emocra ltti it ovetitn am li i-i rfnni
1. The funnert-s compohitse tihe inaujor
ay of tihe Democatict party 1n thlis
mal an u~tIhey can ta sil put a t uikt
ill tihe liteld that wvill he actceptableI to
all claisses.
Wie pul ishI else wher-ie a call f or a,
meletinug of tour cit iv i-, uiterested ini
this enil'trpiP-, to inwet at liithe curt
loue ConiIVi S trday the 8i1l~thinat.
livrone bwho thas thed inte et wil
l.h e onf grat hetat ahoue tte
thi-, meti 1ting It ie ofilret, momenhtv
will take a sobuer thuough t of r e iunt
ter. it has beeni shoUwnI biy and . a
dIoubt t.hat mlonety put inlto a roadt of4
this kinid wvill be ai giotd paying
invetmen'1t, and [those whot
take( stock inl, anld helpt- to build the
duniuny hino, will nit lhe giving their
mottney away, but will be putngi
whiere it, will payl at goodi inlterestt.
Comec to the imeeting and take a
hand ill this schleme which proises
so well, and of whlich1 all will be
proudt when accompltiisheds.
Rondiihldem wvill tind Saulvatlin Oil a
elur curt' for gout or rhe'unaztismu. it is
Bold bv all tlmi'gists fQrew cu~ 91 an bQtll.
Architect E,. I-. Ilttledge, of this cify,
if;l engao in q the p .repar:Itio, of IIlaT
for the rviiring inld ehir;m(nt of the
coity court holte at Pichlons. At tho
list Usleneral Asmnbly at bill wam p:red
p>rovidling 'I)r tho expt-ildit ilr- by the coun1
ty comll iSioie.r:4 of IMv>ins of 2'0
in the 1,11provemif lit, of the vouirt, houlse.
The present bibiing-11 is very oli, eit irnly
too S1111111 for t1 p)r ':<wnt iveds of the
county and ra1.11T diIZI)i d:pitate1l, at I the%
proji)et ed vlieis will bi evidelly ill
tie line of CiEiuny amd ecolloily.
It is thi fhit, not inliely, h1owover,
that the :'.,500 1jp1popri.t'(l will ho
found in111livintil to Imlake the improve
mlutlt. that are absolutely niccessary auld
it is p:Illat at 11rgor app"ropriation
iy inve to be provided for by the next
Lvgi dataue. To imet tl:iH eiergcev,i
Mr. Ritildge will pri-eparE two nets of
drawings, oi( for repairs within the .2,
"100 limit and the other ior th ohilarge
nwilt. of the bulidllg to donlblo its pre
ent size.-reenvilo News.
Tho writer of the above is cert-tinly
n(1t nle<ailited with th1e provision of
tie bill patssed by the Gwierld Asei
bly fo(r tw enlar-eient (If tho couirt I
house, at this p1amY. Thtl bill epes
ly providevs for the enagmn,and
,qcI1"mleit builders and14 c(ontractors
have 1iIkI,d at the pre.selt I'lihlillg
tnd arv ;at;fi(d that the appropria
tion of $2,500 is sifcient to m vake
the buidildling tNici' as large as it is at
present Itl to furinish it inl first kA-11s
StN le. 'Illere is no of it (ie
pl 111s it, would be impo"'sible to
11n.1k' t he vnlargemenilolt in any other
slh. than i th p4(i1t, bl'rick Iulilding,
and have it p r'sent a1 neiat al ap u'
an11ce. S let Mr. Rutle :ml1nit. his
II for at 1Wlition t1hlt Vil in
the court 11homuse twire as w large as it
now is oi-d a cn wtrwill bef,,ithi
COILling that will (o the work withill
thm amounit allowed. Two mtonthm
see-nit to h,! ati.,ple time for av arh.
itect to lmvo gol ![ tel up lan1.14 1111
spwecitinti0ns f' r a rituple. bu1ibingW
like this at if thev ure nout frth
(NomIing" ou Ir ctmnis) nr I lhIoub1l111
ioo.11 el4IeVlere ll theill, so tHiat t
Work Inay bu donle inl theq b S( seasi :n
of tLo year for wo k of this kil:l.
I.K YAVI e ,4'H NA.L NE1 P. To.
Whl.at,mir par , of tht' c,)iitry -nw.v
leds iu for tioe whom ov.n1 tlal
tracts of land that are of littlo or nit)
value .s a 'sourve of in11110w, f(I 1:'
nongdin .11wh a1 way -,I 1hat itm
bu magh, produ1wtive. 'T', ht , th: er ' i
thousa inls of mu1. n .1 !f;land inl this
regri In thaut we ,if tI al 1 ho1(ld I o'f
: rd'l11.1wr1y handh-ild, pay* a m1,(1
Some inh rcnt eln the in.vestmIn..
One of ilm bt-., and va:,i st. mod-s f1,
dfngtik is to make pature l:anl."
soingl.13 gra3~Ss S'el ohf somue kind(. Ic
does~ nio t matt1 er what vartli(ty is usedu.
Aleny kinal oft ;lrass w.illI gr~ow hlere, and(1
stock~ is ('heap1, so1 that a1 1m-m whIo is
po3 ssessed ' of a laruge amo13Uut of 131nd(
and( sma:ll ('ap11ital mayO soo 3 lm hve a1
This e''um he' <b>ne by, ~u jinheius m:mi
.1ountry' that the fannlIer.' d l1( ar"3ti
enlly nlothin:2r,W whib l1lght 1be m-3b
grass3sed. (SomeIf flw inI st pay '
InIg lalndS ini Pen'isylvm:3ia andh (Ohio
be bIulght for' anIything s'.lOrt of a
fanicy prIil'(. All tlls u as ale'opl'bih
1311(Is. t. is iist less 1)3an i ne o tio
row.'I !w(.e, for( tlwly wIill. (ur wi.41(
110nited States ('m1 7.t&1(k bel. r'ain- d1 to
Sa' gr-e-r prII ium ere What&1'(1 lis
th ooi' m]31l(l' Mt.ei lino t hundredsof
ere1s of Ed 1 t'i is.i3 covea with a
rewth oK3f1(5 thuderbrulh a nw otlls
11ed VIT I ata 1 14' (.11- I 1(11s OI it
N3one( .hatever 3'hI4' ke1( it p4. int \'tur
11' (411i ( 1 .1 . In251 Nail \ l,'i .
Mr:st. A.ii (alahe,3reid1 of t hl'e1(1~ l
v.i.h controls th( eltad, ba s loth
1dirT l t hIeVsit' fi,r alit a iIgl.
yesterday I (or a1 f(3ew3 tors,- but i:.left in3
nlea (tour'; of3t in3peelion4- itver the
cUtoad f. w illOvl- til j)4 t ls le v-Nit:I
cOsion -A weston-d. A!'( he til.wl
neMid hi do the l.401nlo13lItf w'~Cill5
ri,aiiy13 110w regarded aslOn
South Ca 4rolina raiway, and its com
A triple asei: or:oetof thec
(Greenvillo .ews writiag from EAU-e3
"WMe( sc-e thbat tho Pickiens CouArrtoitsoc
po)pl Itv had it sirvvy i1jdo fion
their tf'>w to jiherty (in the Air Lii
for a uitiniy lie of railroad. If oum
'ices friend4 are willing to risk tht,
baesof inlvestAing the(ir MOn)ey in 1!1
traivty to tivir town, which is now flit
(tylttv mt1, but whieil uly not bo thre
y4.ears hie', I don't thini: it is any oj
Eatslvy'8 bu4inv.ss and I dmit't think msh
is going to mnak() it Such in any way
sltipe or 0rn."
I.t i. rafi to say ftnat tho wvritgr o
the abovo w11n1hl lmt. liko to fwt
VVn V du:ti;uv ratilroad biilt to Pickens.
11t: d1id right t use the proomn Il.'
I hI V-l, o yi v express mvting hi . OW LI vie w s
The gr;eut inajority of Easley's citizem
alwaym speak kintdly of overy enterprime
for the ltbertwit of tht couity ;eat. The)
W(PlId be glad to t'e her with a hal:
dtz-in railroads! h. The M.-wngvr of lasi
wek puts it mild, but it como nearm
spe1aking tle stentimnenit of the vommuitnri
ty. E:aAey itt goinig ieai 4,1oing", Wel
fior ivr.-wlf, but Ahe is far too latriotioc to,
Hlav aIlythinlg to diS<t znig rty eniter
pise that v i f.-r itsi o j ct the uphnblild
in' f anly prinof Pic'k0n11 coun1tY,
Tho News coirre-poelttit Spt;!: vaN if It
wwv4 pilliwd( onI aecomint of thll w-1rVeN
h:viin i b-, t :adr to Liberty insit;ed
Easley --as if there was, It'u ilta1go
11usml bvtwexn4a-l ali'd l'ickenls
Iher k ii- good iason for amNything o.
the lhind, maiti mothiug of tho kinti h
ver v: Tihi, Thire was ail ii an in. i r
tulm pi barr-er to runiniiig at dtzuIni
!iIo to '.ley. The umbe(rhind (1g
iwi thit right of way--- a clirtor, iA
th,.;v-ii c linta bw it;1wrid. Se veral o.
dhw frienld:t of thlt- dIIilmy lmin wer aux
ion tor to I1 the l.v y to ! .-ley fur mev
V!al i'easuon!, but thw <difieni!ty alreadat
ntioi-dl vmrs a Eni-icieut ani vwer to) ev
Cry agiet
" l i :i n)ox. Hi c(milty seaf, blow
'ih iay no( be fihrce yershenle'.'
l ;-i.It ha lvv a - d w'ith egnall trittl
:111 pro-a Iity " i i w T
hence."~, ta ThereinOk:t !ing what eienlo
: pliti lt tcian a v tioto di-t i t
it( the pogrest of
vimuty. They ii ik t ht ti a einmtio
inl Pl it in coI . u ' I t we t" - t e it
ablihng cmthire.- ini the -o.er ommr
ses tour. citi--:4hip. Theyv wi..;l -1
who wiill rei. the i twstit of m vd n tiI
thw co..Illu "'t. svat, I it tho- . i p h
ive hh :m eiphati invia on t ;kt
ai bac seat.V)'c o fi tltuo
wen i ar b ewe :: ---te :a C4rr:.t
1'mi en1t, :-i (vidt:lt!. . g itven s vent
Tigrou kiks,bef"u.) be "va:4 SpIll-red
l-".lA Y, ofI'we, bl een too wvel
r: m t'wrY r.elf a)ilit other pv(
pi'S ivninli-4:. But we arv ',(rry (mIt
)Ot ~ ~ ~ w tctmt I t'' ) i n)t i law t i t 1!1:1
tb i.klo Ohe hta k l i t li t l vr's
tlkh: i( ur l ibert.. -shw ha. - en
elt:\ ner -- it, ;t.d i , ar OSit ' to
i :v I:er, ift' wO ' 1 l L t . 117 . tloII,l
v.v h;hbuy jeesfor th1weddi I,.!
Ill'! :1Y iV:4 : to :v;k u:llylo.e n
f tthw briSts i d-1.
.4 i.
S<f nyittoru W.i.iiel, ittttltof P:v-It.n
wh lt oihas. At'rved thI Ii-opl of h
couni y Nilil nndi hi'it hftu iy inl .telel
iim onso the utttt,i ' lta, wul' tit
thet teit.y~ yes tday. In, colin dtatim
lvithwa party ofie:i,Snao ih
rtrtedo tthe wass ttio' 'otit f p-olil
a 1kit fr I totl. I til' w4ould ~ l notS bei
candIhh'. 'idate ue foot Ition tothe ilid entl
nli,ahe tid,ltII.. n Ir hhe expectt totrun
only Stie Ih wold )c:t-5 to jrun aisi
tt be reted.t IThatik of %x- hornater
G, erah' li hi &oa :;- s."ll
A >ill autorizing the superin
,endut of the forthcoming ceiesus
to ascertain and ihow therein viiat
per Cent of the people in the United
States clupy thieir own homn.e and
farrus, wliat percentiage aie tenants,
fud of those occupying tii ol
fins and bones,' v..hat proporti-In
have lhir propv?ty fr-e fr(In debt:
aMil of the fauIls and bilies unler.
mnort"gafe, whant percenit:""v of the
value is so mortgaged, hIs been inl
trodu4dl 1)y Congresinan llihal.l
p onI, of T(Inissev. It is to be i>pvd
that the bill will pass, as the statis
ties thu' "1 gat1oed will sHltl Sine
liiht uponl on ( of the most perplex
ig econonie iquestitns of tho lay,
that of whether or not it is truo that
the ownorship of fwruning lands is
fast passing into the hands of muonye
N1ders, and that farming is no long
er a profitable business.
In thirty one words how many
"Itimds" muty be grarmmatically inseri
etd? A nswer: Votirteenl. le said
that that that that i said vI that
that that one shIou1 - say; but that
that flat that other unu said was
that that tlit m1an S1hu114l1 not 1V.
Thlat r-eminls1 us' of tho followNin'gr
"SayS" a1d "sirts:" Mr. P. <did vou
say or di you not say what I said
1e(auso C. said yot sai<d you never
did say what I said you said. Now,
if you ditd say theit vou (ld not say
what I sIid Y ou sil, then what did
You say ?--I"eelege.
It is reported that a rovivalist at
Taunn, Iowa, recently aske<l all the
cong"regatimn who1( paid tHeir debts to
ris.". All rose bitt a veit., wilo (X
plailed that, hw <iditt pay his debts
bocause the (!nt Ire congregation owed
hiui oil silbscript ion.
Thrie farand Jitry1& Pro-44-vilmetit.
To lis 11mior, J.unes Aldrieb, Pre.id
We, t1'& GIrad .1Jury. beg Vevo to
imake thais, our ieport, for tho .larch,
tt'l,-1er (If vourt.
That wola v pas'ed on) tl )ill:4 givenl
u1s 1f4otr (u cons4'idrt4t>n. TIhaLt4 e bae
visit( tl jail itId finl the prist0ner1s
wuil v.lted for and Ih'b sie"11 d,an' his
I duiltt s a La we le 1.Y ben ablo to Ox
That we4 hiiv) vi-siivid the poor house
auit finl t,b iL11ilit.et W-ell CVated for, I Ie
farm in goOd conditiou ia the otward
diitg his4 duItyV.
Tlhat w.e hav,' 1.t had sufiliut time
to ex\:uii:1 it tih io 1oks, rip rts', ctc.,
of countv olieers in diEai!, mLIt ask that
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prioe.
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)SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Vin11 Calf. Iravy Laced Orain and Creed.
m1oor Ivatlpoot'
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a-".00a ad :3,1.75 VO;YS' "AMIOOT N110IE.
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$3 & $2 LHOE 0 do!2.
31.75 IiO' FOR MISSES.
Mal rial. l"ert Style. Be"t vittlng.
W. L. Dougias, Brocitoi. Masas. Sold by
F(W" AlVY
V. T. ]McFVALL,
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with hed-rvbute. of he:ii~ s'aid Jme.
* uter de r ed, whertm Te.he hviteiness
has b441.4,n; ,ulun-.l hver 'in- eau naunt
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havinAIIhau 14ht 1th a inee tof s.besid
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caatn s i cin' t i ontne theu -
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A M.jd A.4 . . M0 . hatforn.year
gAichinond & Dainville Bt
Condensed Soledule-Sept. 2-9, 1889.
Trains run by 70th Meridian time. One
hour faster than 90th Meridian tinte
Sou-ruwAinn--Dily. No 53 No 50
Leav New York.... 4 80 pm 12 15 n'
Philadelphia.... 0 67 pm 7 20 alrm
Baltimore .. ... . 9 30 pm 9 45 af
Waghinigton. .... . 11 00 pm 11 24 an
Charlottesvillo. .. 8 00 tim 3 40 pm
Lynchieburg... . ' 5 07 am 5 40 panW
Hichmllonld .. 2 80 am 8 00 pn%
Danville .... 8 05 am 8 40 pm'
Ireenisboro -... 942 am1 10 27 pnw
Goldsboro....... t 5 00 pi 2 00 pnM
ltileigh.... .....1 00 tim 4 46 pnY
Durham.......... V55 am 5 48 pm,
GAreen4borro., 9 50 am 10 30 pm
Salisbury.. ......11 28 am 12 82 aw
Charlotte.... ....1 09 pm 1 15 amg
Gatonia....... 1 41pm i 0% a4
Sparta n burg..... 3 36 pm 4 61 omm
11otsprings...... 7 80 am .... .
Asheville......... 9 05 am .
IIendersonvyille . . 9 69 ati I....
Ar. Spartanburg...... I0 a ... .
Lv. Spart anburg...... 3 8.4 pm 4 51 aral
Grc etiville....... 4 45 pea' 5 36 aw;
Seleca ......... o 20 pm 7, 31 am,
Toccoo.......... 7 23 pm l 31 aw
Corntelia ........ 8 00 pim 9 10 an
lait............ 8 2:1 pmn 9 arr
A theit ......... t 10 25 pmi 12 29 piri
Gainesville...... 8 50 pm1 10 04 as
Ar. Atlanta......... 10 40 pmi 12 noon..
NoMIwA - Dally. No 51 No 5'
Leavi- Atlanta .......7 00 pm i 8 10 am.
thinesvilHe...... 8 50 pm 110 04 an
Atihs......... 5 50 pm 7 40 air
Lu19.............. 17 pII10 26 amw
Cornelia .......... 9 4.1 pm 1 10 50 arm
Triccoa ............ 10 16 piti 11 21 am4
Sen lun.... ... 11 09 pm 12 11 pMV
(renville... . ...1235 amj 1 48 pr
Spart:mhiirg..I 1 9 am 2 52 pu
Fpn -tanhura ..... ....,...8 40 pn.
IfemIersonville.... ........6 07 pm
A-heville..... .... ......... 7 00 pm
)lilt Springs .. 8 40 pm
'p1at nhurg... . ....1 39 am; 2 59 pm
Castonia.. ..... 33 33am 4 45 pm
(harltte......... 4 25 an 5 0 pr
Salisbury ......... 6 02 mnu 7 05 pm
Greti4boro....... 7 45 am 9 40 pm
Durham.......... 12 01 pim 5 23 pm
Raleigh ......... 1 05 pil 7 30 pm
Goldsboro....... 3-.10 Jim 12 50 pm
Geeensboro. ,.... 7 50 am 8 50 pm
Danville.......... 9 32 ant 10 20 pi
lichmiond........I 3 30 pm 5 15 nm
h-ynlelbilrg . . ... . 12 25 pmi,12 55 ant
Chrlottesville .... 2 40 pm a 09 am
Washin.-tonl ......7 10 6 53 am
alit inmre........ 8 50 pm 9 20 am
PhItiladelphla...... 3 00 am 10 47 am
Arrive New York..... 6 20 am 1 20 pu)
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
N.). 5', has Pillmai sleeper Nuw York
to Atlaiia.
No. S2, Pullman sleeper Washington to
New Orleans, and Wa1shm11gtou to Birm
No. 51 Pullman sleeper Atlanta to Now
York.
No. 513, Pulltmian sleeper New Orleans
to WBashintog,. ai Birmingba to Wash,
iiglon. .3AS. L. TA YLOR.
G. P A. Washington, D. C.
L. . McLFSK -.. ). P. A.. Atlanta.
(ruenville and Coh:nbia Division.
Conldensed Sceldutle - Nov. 10th, 1889
Trai's rut oi 7:tih Ieridianl timne.
;in~ Nor"h. Going Boutk.
No. 5 l. N o. 55,
S00 ama... Lv (lbar:eston Ar... 9 30 pm
....Augusta........9.00
t 1 45........olun hiat.....4 40
11 -10.......-..lston........8 45
I :3pm.......Uin........ 1 5
1 3 .... Spotanhtturg ...12 35 am
-1 -1 ... ... ryon....1 24
5 03 ....Sahida.,......10 37
1 5 11 . . . . Flat Rock ...10 10
S0) .. . ....AnhevilIe....9 05
8 4.l Ar....IHot Springs., . 7 30
l'3 (00 Lv...Pomaria... 8 22 pm
1.2 .5 ... ...Prosperi ty...3 02
V2-- .. .. Newberry. .. 2 40
t 15 Lv.Ninety Six...1 20
2 '7 ... ..Gireen'wood..12 33
4 00) ir. . . .Abbeville...10 50 am
41 II0 Lv..Blton........11 04
4 2 ...Williamuston..10 41
41 :2..... .....Pelzer.... ...10 3-4
-1 48...........Piedmont.i.... .10 16.
5 :5 A r. ... Grce.ville . . Lv ii 30
4 -10) Lv .. .. Antderson...9 37
S30 ...... .....enca .......8 30
7 00 Ar..... Walhtalla...8 07
No. 4. .g
5 45 pm.... ..oumbia..
6 42 ..........Alston........
7 (0..........Po.aria...
7 ':1...... ..Prosperity..
7 10........Newblerry ...8 80
8 -15.........olville..7 28
'. 08..........lintoni...... .. 7 03
9l .15 Ar. .Laurents....... 6 80
h o.;30. No. 51.
10 201 am.Lv Tielton Ar..3840 pun
I 1 4........Williamnston..3 17
10) 5:1.........P.lzer........ 3 10
11 00 ........l'.dmo ...2 53
11 30) Ar. . .Greenillei I . ..Lv 2 10
Nots. h, 41, S0 and 51 daily except Sun-.
day. Matin linie trin is 541 amt 55. daily
lutween C(olmbia niud Alstor;; daily ex
eeptt Sumlay~ betwee.n A lston and Green
ville. MOL IiA AS, Trafie Maniager.
.JA. L~. TIAYLOl1I, Glen' Pass Ag't.
I) C A 1I) WE[,LL. I). P A.. C'olumblia S. C,
TIIE ATLANTIC COAST LINE R E
PASSENGER~ DEPARTMEl'j.
l.ast .ine* between huare'ston and Co.
lumiat andti uipper South Caroinait and
W esterni~%V NothI Caro'l ina.
i.ing WVest- Going Rasg.
N o. 52. No. 63.
7 :10 a.mu . . Liv Charleston Ar.. 0 30 p.ma
' 1 ......Lanes.......7 50
101 3 .. . .. .nmte........ 6 87
11 5. ..Ar Columibiai Lv. .. 5 20
2 21 p.mn .. ..Winnsborro.. 39
I...........Chester...2 40
(P0) ...Yorkville... 1 20
0.1 .....Lancaster ....11 00 a.m
..lb lock lull..1 57 p.m
o1 l. . (.Charlotte, N. C... 1 00
Ne werry S. ., 1,v 2 45 j.m
...Greenwood'..12 33
.............Lau ren.... 6 30
..........Anderson .. . ... i 117 4.m
.........reeville...9 40
............Wlalla. . .. 8 0(,
...l..Abeville...1 50
..........rtiabug ... .. 12 40
Ifiulersonville, N. C 9 59O p.rm
lumb S. . T.M. EMICRSON, -
Gen. Pass. Agente
IT. W.u.tTaus, Gen'l Matnager.
I C. FITZGERALD,
Photographer!
U'R E EN VILE, El. C.
r!B' Over Wvestmnorelanid Brothers Dru&
All work done by the bistntantaainou
proceess. Also imake~ enlargements front
ol pictures to any size in water colors,
(ta.ttn, India inik, oil and plain photo~