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POEENS-SENTINEL. LOCAL NEWs. ki. it. P. Carey went to Atlanta last W!R on business. -b. Geolgo A. Ellis is conflod to his room by rheunmatism. -Oraps have suffered some the past wek t want of rain. -Mi'. 4eremiah Looper says bo is t Tillmaa man out and out. -=Aaron Stone. of Pea Ridge, reports coton blooms on the 23d uit. -Capt. 0. 0. Wolls of the Grecnvillo ,nr was in town last Monday. -The cards will soon bo out for a "))air" of weddings in Pickens. -The upper part of the county lasn a8 best prospect for a good cotton crop has had in ten years. -There are bad places on the Pickens .ed Easley road that should be looked :r at once. -The public als on Main street --ve been neatly painted and aro quite ornament to the town. -John M. Phillips, the Populaeo In of Central, has sold out and moved - Seneca, Good bye, John. -The farmers of this vicinity are lay. I), IF by their cotton. Coru has alreatly ~eived the finishing touches. -Those who have not paid their town .: had better do so. The Council are Aol,ormiued everycne shall pay. --Mrs. atterree, of Chester, is visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Cureton. o will spend the sunior hero. -Next Monday is salo day, and the t obance for you to register. The nday following court will begin. -The 'dog killer" will arrive in town lght and will commence bi,iness at. ce. Better keep your pets at home. -Five Anderson county farmers paw through town last week loaded with 'n they had purchased in the mount ' 1s. -There was "a good rain in the Lib ty section last Monday. It caie at a Jod time as t crops had begun to -iffer. I -Next Morday is your last chance to !gioter. If you wish to vote this year on had better get your ticket. It will o required of you -The ref.renc of g vs. Ross, rought a lot of the fix Mile folks iiinto own. Esquire RIobihson held the ref trence in the court house. -We pidish tie Constitution of the )emocratic party of South Carolina his wenk, Preser%e ti. paper, you nay need it for futurc reference. -Consult McFall's Alannauk. It will A when tho wind is r.ight for you to -atch bargais and nake :j little noney &o a long way. Call early ani often. -All coinmiunictionls and items in tended for puiblienti(on, should he ad dressed to The S rm.:r,. Coires pou dents and patrons will please ntc this. -Dr. J. 13. Carpenter will not be in Liberty until the first of OcLober, at which time he will be ready to serve all -who may wish anything in the dental line. -Miss Virgic Carrol, of Gafney, who is visiting Miss Maggie lhrgangi , acted as orgaist at the Presb.vterian Chureb10l hist Sundaiy, and renderedl somne e.Ncellenit music. -Miss D)orsett, the assistant teacher in the Pickens High .School, has gone on a visit to friends in Culpepper, Va. She wvill spend the most of the sununer vaca tion there. ---Mr. A. lBeket Riley, ef this place, gradunated at the South Carolina Univer sity last wveek. hitI was oneii of the .ap.-alkers at thue Commifenicemaent and' de liveredi a fine adidress. -'If you have any iineral laud let us know about it. \VO receive inquiries every week from caplitalists who haive heard of mninerals being found here and wish to know about it. --Miss Anric Hloll in gsworthi returttned home front Virginia last Fridaiy. She was accomnpanie.d by her friend', \l iss Nell Harris, of Charlottesville, whio will . spend the summiner here. --The six o'clock closing of the stores here is working well, and no on e has been discommoded ntth. Bear in mind that if you wvanli anything from the store, Coma for it before six p. in. -Prof. Vickery will conduct a lessoni .-in vocal mtusic at Antiocha Baptist Cauirch on the first Stuiday in JTuly, at 10 o'clock a. in., and at New 1Hope Methi . odist Church at 3 p. mi. samne day. -Shermant Boring, of (Crow Creek, was captured last ]Frithiy night by I >ep .uies Jennings and( Roe", ini the aict oif starting a "moitonshinto" still. lHe is in jail to await the August termn of court. -In the U. S. Contnuissionier's Coutrt last Satirrday, WV. J. iReeves, of E~ast a toe, was hold for court. charged with1 il licit distilling. \Vm. P'owell, of tihe sec tion, wais sent ttp for removing the samei commodity. -Look at change in Hlagood, Uruce & Co's. aidvertisemient and niote howv Flhe hot weather has melted down prices. It is not a clearance sale, bit, a sceo to sell yout good, seasonable goods, whleni you most need t,hemi. --Notice is hereby given by the School Commissioner, oif the examiiiiation for the free scholarship in tihe Con versae Col logo of Spartanaburg, whI ich wvihllbe held in his oflice, at this plae', on SaLturdaiy, .the 5th instant, at it) a. in. -Messrs. Johin A. Easley and HI. C. ShMirley, (if the~ grand j ury co innait t c, were in loowni last Mondmay hooking uover the books of thel co)unt.y oileers hpepar atory to mnakinig their repoirt to thue .Art which convenes.- here on the second Mondaty. --Last Friday was the hiottest day of the season. The heat was general atll over this conttinent. Th'ei thtermometeri indicated as high aL temp)eratur.e ini thle far Noritwst as hero. Ninty-four in St. Paul, 10(0 in Kansas City, iandu eiilal l. .as high in Now York tad IEaistern oities, ---Read1 Lewis & Muorris now advert ise ment, Ltey hauvo sothtling to tell you this week. Tlhey are algeints for- the Vain 3Vinkle Gin and Press Coi., and wvihl sell th)41 to you oni hong timue andim eas~y pay. ments. .L lkythava you will find the(ir motto to be "Fiair t.zlng and hontest prices," to all. of the tJ)4.9 of James I5dwar4 Cualhtuin, has employeq 1w'.,J. P. iyoft5 placq, to i.ok 4 te IN o p9 oppam~ of ftho dred an. 30,000 R0rp7I4J;ah lookoel aftey .a~ jggjj, quite a comphinwp4 $q 1r.1 -Mr. (flauto Ahmtandor is at home. He oame up from Charleeton laut Satur day. --Th- report of the Twelve Mile MI sical Association cmae too lteJ for this -Tho fairmors genem-ally have laid by their corn and up with their work in the cotton. Tho third quarterly meeting of the County Allianco will be heid inl the court. houso next Frilay. --W. L. Crice, who his beii atteid. ing the Normial Sehool at Nashville is now Insticating inl Alabama. -T. N. Hunter, of Libertv, ha: re turned from it three weeks visit. to A thu1 ta with his eye; very iulh improved. -Lient. Mauldin hag three Iumoitivi' leavo of absence froi tue traiv. ie thlilk he -will go into tle artillery I>ranielh of tihe Service. -I1v. J. P. Anderson will begin a protracted neting in tle PIresyterian church at Liberty on the evening of the second Sa1bbitI. -imall britiges ou all the county roads are in poor condition, and tiavl-I ers report the Puilpkintowu road filled wit-h1 rocks il soie plakces.I -'Mrq. M,NT. L. Hiughes, of the Kowve! Aide, has a vplenidid apple orchanl. We had the pl!easvro of teiting It basket, of th earliest ones last, week. -Tihe small boys and girls of Pickens had a delightful pinic on lssy -nn tail last Mlonday. They were chaper oned by MCsdames Thornivy and .)ar ganl. -11e surenmil atnted the dunm:v line 1meting ne.t Monday. All mterotId will IlmIe. in tile coilrt i se a andvise phims for tho vjiielenoemen01t of tht wvork. -The Ee.aiitivo Committee of tihle Cleison College tistees, ielt at Pen dletoi on tIh( 2d inst., to select a loa tion on the i1. & 1). for the coilede Sta tionl. -Tlie school tritees of Pickens town ship will meet inl tho voirt, hose on the 7th inst., (Next Monday). All Ipersson1 interest in the :chools are requested to be )resent. - it i' reported that Lewis 11. ]1ed. inilld, thie famous IIInilshiller, fitallv stabbed Jivi Si1ith, in Wa1llla L t Sunday night. Smith was the ;o oit large saw-mill owner. lldwindilI hi- vs capeIl d. --The voice of tho Katy-I)id was' heand onl tho 2011h )f Jn.. Thle old Dutch Almane sa.ys we will iave fr(. , inl three iontiis frot the td:,!(e of their ppearn'ice, 'hic-li will be the 20th of i nehtemer. Th:st will he rather e:alv. --Several of our youllm- folk wet to Ea4ley, hn11 Friday Ilight to aIth-1nd a1 liaw festival, gotfn up by I Ithe btIi f thtIl phIi e for tIe ii'ietit o f lit- I' ))b - teoriaml chur Ich 'ther' . The I fies- ti:v al w,m , hel.1d on the spaious lawn of the Mt1ni tain View Lotel. -NN\wt. Dotdd. C(Ilor', of Central, Friday, chargedI with rethilingf nMhi%ky. ~I is -ill , itii o u I ti Iii:.jji I I le was sent to jail to await the Auit-v trin if tho U. S. tmrt. W. i). Nicoitlsoti, uf the Keow-e side, w.l tilp the samie day. Di-missA. -Mrs. Margaret )et doied at he bli 1 n .'r 11. (U'aiuchl chn-bl onimh night of tle 2-tth iult. She was 86 th4. Mrs. Daens livid ailon1ko mait l w'as mti h-aid ini bed oni thie moiniig of 2.h No tone know t hat shet w:i: ill, ont the '.ise of hmer deialbI is unknown. She was the gnand mtothier ol Mr. 1'. DJia. cus. -Last week we inadvltnt(ily faildt imenition the cltoiing tif Pro f. r.m's schotol on the .19th~ u|t.. Tine imp1iis welre suibjet.ed toi thotughu wrmittlen amil oind exam iiiiinit ions, wVih ib wVere very~ Sa I tisa thmemnselvt-s vtr, cred'titaly. Thei re.ill wa--s hmighly graitifying tou ilie teachiers:. Thie lttronsi. of1 the Pickten: IIligh Schooil are highly pli-asedi with Pn,f'ii. 1 )ary4:ilm nI his eIliint aussisin! 'l is-is Dett,I ad te next $tessiton of tIhe a -hatl wtill lii donhilt himve ia laiger at tendanie tiuni the 41n1e jn: iti cli di . Th'le peotple tf tis viiity ate piru ing the eveni teo r of their war. Onett eunl standt in his tdooir mi:dl St' "feu- ar live' farm'ersi wotrking goodI e ctton. Noit them away, though iall are itolitd or 11l. man wvhot wvili give the fairimers just ice. Our dtoors are freqtuieiitly da rkened by fruit agenits. They are to a tconusidl.i ble' ext ent, takiing thle ptlace of fruit thIiis Selioi. Mr1i. John 1). M\ajoir, of Wolford Coii lege, ghiddent'is the hea:rts oIf his manyitt frieunds by anniiingiu1 his intenttionm o'r 1peintllg vactioin ait home. Mr. Piteury Nt onii is lhome from ito ne ah In a fewt dbavs he will start toi 'ilissoturi, whireu wtill sp'liti ai itiih Iiun tder thet inistruition of D r. t'um.l, ion of A smerica's bItt 41ing ii matem. Elveryl.e intetsh-d iin thei Wauil;r \leEm(innih-(ulitd IIllih Schoo~l, is tie Iearly on the imoring tif Jiuly 4th, with it basiktt oif lunch tiu a dian iiuhtnent suitable for wvihitwasinug the -eln>oli house, cleaning oil' the griuve or clteant jng tout the welt'l. HerTe is iln oppotliuii ty to let your childrenu enijoyv indtpt-isi deneito .1)a*y, anid for youl tto oive at g otd social tday. MIiss Mauria RIichiar,-uon is st.ndy iniu with Miss Olive Newton, iiml will hi. oil hantd at tbe opening of thie sununer ternm of the Witlker-McE ieooyle U. II. S. oni July 14th. Misses Newvteimind Ellis are5 pirepa)irmg to tdo goodi work ini Itheirm schooal Ih is siummerol. . Ahlarge assemblly (If firieiits and rela tivt' iittendled ht fiuneral oif M rs. J[oh n W. E~vatt at Shasron ehu,hI tin tiht i Itlh till., thius atteting the i Srow for t Ihut baind tven :.nallihiitii. (. J unie 27th, 1800it. 'euriiy luas lutted 41n till h> 1.2. I; wa~s i10 i I'i oidays la-i week'i. \t e *m sel) huhing nays Of ii iinn,ii-[I ti lbi. I.ii ti h:itiy neededth t ni th ee' i. iii.i sho aner lmviiy abouI tah- al h erthgss dritngEls t ren I ry ia hir. Thr has'iiti bVe upw.mi'y ot'f ton.- ihuni dredi cari lead t of mehueui adiril p:ni.ii Mr.~u J. DI. nth ii }!if'ing hoi,e bro orj at Ih ipoc'~t 'rs,Yor ye itvunethis retunedhom. Te PO.t.r:utvho school nextMinay Juy th P1rograna or N. 4. VConventloin. Tho time of holing the (iunlay School Conlventionl ham beenl chilnged, aind wvill 1low Inect on tho lth and lith of Ju1y at 1-:11lNY. The ex"intivo cominittee hilt. Tan; (110d the following progauin for the (WO dll4., mnveetilg: Tlw' convvntionl will bie o1wiled with dt-vioIlm exen-ise s x ,IIl U gf-41141ni-:1 Sin day School tc,ure by .Ir.i). C. Frne ihIall. -. By wIhat 11iCMnS O'M reguilar attendti ar:Ce by p:-1111 elildn''c uponlm the Sundl Ia School.. he scecred? B y Capt. '2d. What is tie bvst ieold of Sim <day Svbwol inIstructiLonl [Iy. Prof. J. F. Jrganl. 1ia. Wh1:at 11ae spial a<lvantages of the' interniatina .le on a v.Illr Iy T1 . C. .R1)hinsonI. -VI. WVIlimt is the relal iln (f Sn11lday Behool instruction to sectilar eduicationt By J. .P. Carey. 'Ah. .flow .l-4h114Su eri1enl4n Cou1lacth hit sel:Ol By Ie v. 1. 1'. An derstin. (tHI. Wilat kinld of p-ropmaaionl shoulld a stlulbyv Sich(ml t'1 41cher m'klie to inl 4truct h11 Ii l . o,I -v. \\'. 1). Single Tle presil4-nts of (:chIl (ownship are ilgo'd to remgallizf. t lhir townislip con vt:l' l lsl l '114 c e l :111 .11il ( i tes to tho county c.nivenltion. E-ach 81unday 8Ihool wvIll 11ii phl' s seti at repor.i thowing, utu11 m.lr oif 1'. 1i11nber of teac 'llHr.; Ilint.1; Of p ikils 4{tividijg l11i111ber (if I)14114 biib 4 I II'1 les., (r tiskl' ent"; ii limhlr 4f rt-li-iolus papfirs takenl inl flite1 s hoo1; i b j1 incd I e , e!llllt('Il froill tlhe S.iii 'y (eh I m.il pl-it. .1: I r. 1t's ti:q- elI)mol rlill tig ille wm e I >yi n In(erinitionall L.: mon pap.-rs' 1) parvtk ,(nenadly at terII :m)I Work in, the S mlndav S hool? Akl(I ll)it cont:-ihultvl lat, ye.ar fo r bi-nev (041lt ft A i : a. ;4y I o llil ty1' 1 n{ 1,>ltributcd filr. Sul1. .Ii t hill ool plu po."e.s P VIJTL!A Ml' :1 ,4) ln' I 1 ' !Y ' tdv (4 ) Ill;ke thli, n enti very44 Into rest in, at, well, :Is wel.I its il,sln tive ni ietng :alA it is,; to bev hipqd" that ,41 e vi cry illl:111114' i thle counlty will haveLN.( .:!ato v-riv---().m'1-,1-1-jA. " 4rw ' ' .N ( 1'1T1:v ( . v A [ r :,.!:(I Iltit 'h l~ .4 1 4.1 4. 11 Hw f"44 l4o, wId Tit f. itfi lt-.. -0 :. 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If \ i l 0Ih .' 1 Wit in 141 mu hr. ti I1,41 ning hi,4 wife' with i ..24l 'on1e11 h. , ': ,i4.,:m .':<1 C 1 4 l4 en, 44 ol4ored,(4 i m .41 ,i colo44 1 , arry. ingt ncae 4l.n4ang 'hirc14111,'ny: "'"a ~i 1111 41.444 -4'o In EUo4 1) In 441.4. 3T.W.S lileysei n a otn -1AGOOI Ginghams, Calicoes, L ANso Several Pa1irs Ladtlic A Few DOze1 .1Me'S Un41 I Ie h;ve n1o 'nanited ill i a01re gooIs ybal needt 110ss, Au hen -e thaese upflered U.-Irsg.ilow Nie Like -of S.-addles. 11a' The Ubcst Steel NAils a12d41 Nou Will Ath1.'s field tat o people. Ie want youir traide, sand1 .i Free Trip to Europe. The linilisheri of Tle Cannadian Qiue-n lill give a free trip to Enrope to anyl porson11 Svnding _ them the largest 1munbe11wr of wordi con1strut.ted from let tcrs cmntaitodi ill their well known ma11g nzine, "The C:iadia Qnven." A dlitimn al prizo-ie onsistig of silver Tea Sets, Guldl Wa,cebes, Chin1a 'Dinnler Sets, Por I eri Curain.s, Silk dre."es, '1ntel (,I()(., a4,"nd llanly ('ther useful 11n)( vah! 1ble articlets will also be a1warded ill or der. f'i nin-rit. Wi-b"ter',; unmhrid-ed dictionary f'o be use1-Id as authority 'deeiding to contost. This is a opular 111111 of inltroducilg :a ppuir 11mblicationl. E.very onesn iu a" it of not le:s t1111 tenll words will rveeive t present. Elelose th1it314 1. S. 2e. stamps for illustrated entalogle of presenlt'; an1d thref- mon01ths"' triail Subl-I Seription to 'Tle Qleen. Addre-SK The Qtueeni, Toronto, Ont. jn2(;wv Nottiee. The timle for I eeiving bids for the enl - lorgmillenit. aid improvement #f the court, boiise, has been extend( to Tliesdiy, theS th day of 31Jly, 1890, lt 10 a. m. By orlor of the lIord. IAA D)AY, Chairman. 0. T. DIIt.NT, Clerk. MV cFA LL'S A LMANACK 1-E 1 O . -.-.--f ) NOW DRAW A LINE! h/ow your breath on >n nor oc / <t kivies, spitd b'eind fthe duoor, thir<n/e y/oufr 'f./T haCr <////d <nt/ii/ the shoe'is f/f? on fth'e/hair.s, tara the Alo/t.sse." /oos on5. u the floor til your?/ day1s ini fte n/ att bff.e, and snak yours i/Oi/Py Ilfi/V// ray ati his .storP, but for f/ie sake A1 /intnair's' sakL stop that politwi/a y/ou'ye. around1/)011 t/i'his orer p,. ick ot thy l' ./ t'.re, ask4' if/' fer/nvr any11 s1 itufirt /re( jlv4 ini ff14 4.4/f' ey/e, fi t the fif'n / Pli ti/tan th/ e'orn /1':Ii, and4 </f n't furyi/vt ftat fhfre ar?(e lhar vfains.~i. <re ini SYt I/fats ati<l otferp Au:u 'ii" . /u ;nd/s.Y.,tp(i' f<irtis fh titt for/ A Nyar ;ano7 /hr the~ in .'t (co//4', both Iiamit anid .Vof a t/s the f/iry,vtqst stoic k and0 and44 /44/ 'ls atn/. I>'op:r teriis, isruper4i tref 'i//n u, do't~~i itrat / th eat, '"''t ik It inif/il ii It e'ts fihnei. Siiind/ lot of"1 7Vite ("on/s5 (tind 7'rfini niifyS ffo<-/~-:! e t. .\i(r lo ~f If n:w/h /.,ary' lot El' |-'/in a/vvt tihe (o// prien4. A v' lier bsfor /i"s lex ft. ('a// earlyq andi of teni. Iinol ih. I) )fi'l org-~et I his, 3am3( rernem ll b)er tha.t there's alwa~~ys plenIty of sjoap. W. T. McFA LL. ]L3OG. I -- s.Ar B, BRU iwns and Other DRE Be Sold at Any Price W, Finle Ishoes. inl Lace anid I'sedies,* si raw HEats thmat we laings Itre Out of' sealson to 141 we need Iyour Casi, you! idles avnd lnggy Ifarness. Ifforse and Mt le slaoes. tar store file Clsoicest 44roc I every efrord slall he 1tE EIAGOOD, Bli F. W.PO oo a SH. F. W. P( THE STANPARP FT r I sp)le3Inl i of tin s;al .A, bedhI-Iteads, (le Iie 4 lv . II m- 4 of4 I 11)- In-i i m3VS :3)h-. boh III h-itur3 :i hce hiv''. ( :all ''n huh AT THE "CORNER" --(43 MYain and Sardine Sts. You wil lin ,twiu N UX ! Tliro, bolt and 3 r<34 iron ~ V . 411an forF s-pot cash, by ifor)4", 3Init1l)ks,' 4hols441., Spad141 lib~ Knoh d ollock11 Is inl any st 4 erls" and1e (Avery thing needed byV you a Dry Good an41 :iti N ti4 ns, TVin ani GlaI:ss Ware and34 Crockeryi'\, at SNgaeciuneni PrieE': Wents a pa(pen Taeks, 5J censLt a paper~ 3'ach(: ganlen41 seeds, 2 ~ eil J' t pia per;)filylr ( 4) 31I3343 14>43 Iarh WV. H . N IX, fehl3tf !. I S (. V%7~Ii[( -J 1-: Ti l ill > ( .\ I 1 4.:hinst th I tate of 3' 4 .\. I I. I ,llotte4, de4 ('4:4.1.ed, I la t of Pielons, ('Inut x, S44ut1 I 'rlina4, nI I j43pre'1nt them h411 lly:I att-1 441 to 13 t 1h nderiL'ned4 for pay' m41n1t: :31u4 NhoVe A7hb; D INo I dct ll m:da N I 11:1, 44ne1 minut e13's walk from Ni' ('ourI hluw. Splecil rat4 s 4MIn AIlianuc Julph .\3 13M. N. .\. ~) (WF,, IE &coo SS GOODS that Must ,will aSInoSt give away. red ie pbrice.% on tiin, they (' Corn anild your Chiekes, rrics af priecu to please the to knes-it It. IJUCE & CO, E & CO'S., ANTIEt) nd $4,oo DES! IE & CO., reenvi~ille, N. C. [KITHE ACORY! XN, l'*01'1e01'1, F. M. Alo. rri at P1ickenis, is miy aget, for ii, or mei at, my facetory at Field. i:oinf ltr fuirniturie. no(v28tf I wll ay ashfora umbiie of young i dr ows a:idliheiferx, anid colt', from Aliso, I we lfiniol aes for 11ale at reasl.on ableh liurs U. . IlOLINoRwon. 'TTE ATLAN TIC COAST LINE R I SSlMNO ItI )EPIt'l('MEN'I. Wihiniington, N. C.June 15t h, 1890. I a - jti inht wveen U harleston and Co. umia aml tupper Sotuth Carolinia antd West 7rn orthI ii It'arla "- 52-No. 53. 7 ii0 a.mi . Lv Cha~rleston Ar. . 9) 30 p.mIi N .,l)......... iLm..... .. 7 42 ....-. . . . ...S umiit':r.....5 32 10:> . ..Ar Cohimiaji Lv.., 5 20 p "t y. . ...W~iimsborro.. 3 31 2 (....hiester. .. 35 a 1 ...Yorkville... 1 20 0 1:> . .. Lancaeister . .. 00) a.mn .1 30 . ..Chiarlotte, N. C.. . 1 0(1 1 0 p.mt ArN Nwherry,M.c., L,v 2$37 p.m 2 -10 .. . .Gre'enwood....12 24 S1........... aulOr.. 00 a.mi .4 4 .. . Anidersuon...1 041 5 0 .....Greeniville..0 .925 7 0 ......alhalla. . .. H 25 150 ... Abbeville...1 50) 2 81 ....Speart,anhurg . . . ,12 5& p.m 6 07 Ilendersonville, N. C 10 (09 a.mi 7 00 . . . As:heville. N. ('. tI li Soldid trriin h11let ween Charlestotn and Cii Gevn. P.os. Agent) S I ... ', .s. rj , - u~1 M i....~. Rflngundj DantfIIe Condensed Behedue-8ept. 29,18 Trains rtn by 75th Meridian tize. Oa hour faster than 906h Meridian time 80"rrWARD-aiy. 52 X040 LeavNcw York...... 480 pm 115 n Phi.iadl phia. 57 pm 7 20 an Baltitore ....... 1) 30 pn) 9 45 awr Washllington. 1 00 pm 11 24 anv Charlotteville. .. 3 00 anh 3 40 pn* Lyichl)urg....... 507 am '540pm Itfihmonid. 2 30 irn 8 00 par Danville.........- 805am 840pn* Greensboro. . .-. 9 42 am 10 27 pnv Goldsboro....... 5 00 pm 2 00 pm Raleigh..........100an 44 pm Diurhain......... 2 55 am ' 48:pnW Grecisborro. . 9 50 am 10 30 pin Salisbury........I11 23 am 1232 an Chirlette........ 1 00 pm 12 15 am Oastonia......... 1 43 pm 3 02 aim Spartonburg..... 3 38 pm 4 51 aft llotSprings...... 7 30 am. Asheville ........ 9 05 am. Iiendersonvi lie .. 9 59 am........ Ar. Spmrtanbutirg...... 12 30 arn .. Lv. Spart anhurg...... 3 38 pm 4 51 aft Gr< niville....... 4 .6 pm 5 56 aft Senvon............. 6 26 pin 7 31 am Tfwcoo -..........1 7 23 pmn 8 81 anz Cornelia ........8 00 pm 9 10 am itl2............ 23 pm 9 37 at Athens..... ..t10 25 pm 12 20 pnV Gaillesvilie. . 8 50 pmn 10 04 aiN Ar. Atlanta......... 10 40 pm 12 noon. Noirrn warm--1)ajily. No.51 No 53' Leave Atlanta........ 7 00 pm 8 10 a" Gainesville........ 150 pm 10 04 am Athei:s ........... 5 50 pm 7 40 atw Lula ............. 0.17 pin10 26 aM ornelia. . . .. ....9 44 pin 10 50 am Tof.ca.. .......... 10 16 p) 11 21 anv Seneca........ ...1 09 pim 12 11 pnV 0renvile 12 35 am 1 48 pi Spartanhurg ...... 139 am 2 52 pw 'a -tanhur .. 3...... 40 pn, I itri.1son vile. . . . 0 07 )nv A liievil . ........ . ..... .. 7 00 pft MAni Sprin4..... ........ 8 40 prt Sart anhur.... 1 39 a1n 2 52 pflV Ga.ton........... 3 33 am 4 45 pm lairlotte......... 4 25 am 5 30 pit Sal ishry......... 0 02 am 7 05 pr vrvewnhb,ro....... 7 45 am 9 40 pM D11.rhamk.l........... 12 01 pm 5 25 pm Th-lti.-l .... ......1 15 pill 7 30 pm toldshori......... 3 10 pm 1 .2 50 P10 ebr)........7 50 Rm 8 50 pT Danville..........9 32 am 10 20 pm Hichl)ond.........2 30 pm 5 15 ani Lynch g.h.i..... 12 25 pim,12 55 ani Charlottvill.2 -10 pm 3 00 am Wa.hington........ 7 10 pm11 0 53 am Balltimore........ 850 piml 820 am Phihl1elp 'hia......3 00 am 10 47 am Arrive New Y ork..... 6 20 a1 1 20 pm GLEEPING CAn SERVICE. No. 5' hais Pullhnan sleeper New York to Atlanta. No. 52, Pullman sleeper Washington to, N ( rinnj, antd Washington to Birm ilglhall. No. -)I Pullman slceeper Atlanta to NeW York. No. 53. Pitiman sleeper New Orleans to Washlin-t on1, and0 Birmlinghamil to Wash i'gton. JAS. L. TAYLOR, 0. P. A. Wasihington, 1. C. L. L,. McLEsmEY, I. P. A.. Atlanta, IU('IaullllOuI & Dahville R11 ('reenville and Columbia DIVision. Con(densed Sciedul I May 25th, 180,' Traiins run on 75th meridian timc. ioing North. Going South' No. 54. No. 55. 7 01) ai. .. Lv Charlestoti Ar... 9 30 Pm 8 0 Y ..... Augusta........9 00 11 00i . ..'.:. .lunnihia...4 40 12 02..........Alf, ... 3 35 2 :; Ar~..partaulurg. . ..124 4 41 *IB.........Tyon ..... 1 ~ :33..........Sluda.......10 37 5 52...... ...Flat flock..10 10 0 10 . . .. Ilendler'onville. . .. 9 59 7 00)........Ashecvill.......9 05 8 .I.t.......nt Springs..7 30 12 23 t.......Pomai:ria........ 3 20 pm 13 12 . ......Prosper)(i y. .2 57 1 00O Lv.Newber-y..2 37 2 25.......Nintey Six...1 15 * 46).........reen'wood..12 24 ~3 07.-.-......iles.......11 5.5 ~3 50 Ar... .Aibbevile!.. Lv. .10 50 am -2 (0t A... elton.... ...10 .30 41 10 Lv. . Hll'ton . . .. Lv. . . . 10 50 1 P3..-.-..-Wiliaston....10 18 . 1 :i.........~elzer........10 12 41 .8......... ieimo,nt ..0 55 5 :i0 A,....G i'reville .. .Lv 9 15 ' 10 .......Amerson.......10 03 6 :30...........en en........ 8 54 7 I)4 ..'. . .. Walhailla...8 25 10 4.........Atintt... No. 50- No,.57. 2 45 mi....Cuna..10 35 .3 5tt - - - - -..l on......... 9 28 4 07 . . ....Pn.aria....... 9 11 4 28 ... ..Pr'osperity.. 49 4 55 .... Newherry,.. 8 25 I, 13 . ...obiville...7 10 l ''' . .. ....Cinton........0 44 7i10 Ar...Laurents........0 00 ..........Niety Six.. ..........GreenwoodV 1)1.. ,...............ll:dges........ 4 (O pim ...........Abbeaviil.......4 15 No. 50. No.151. 9 15 tam ...Iiode..... 9 30 10) 25 .,.....Abville...8 50 1010 ....Lv lelton Lr..8 40 am 11 02........Will i:nnistont...3 17 11 08...... .....'eze........ 3 10 11 25.........'ithnlIInt...2 53 12 145 A r~...reenville..Lv 2 10 No. 58. No. 59. 7 40) it m. .. Lv Newherry Ar. .. 8 50 pm II 3........NietySix... 5 42 1) 1.1.......G reenw~ood..... 5 20 o 38.........Id!Zs.... 4 58 1(1 30 .......Ar. iielton...4 05 10 25 .......Lv. helton. 8. 55 It 10 .. Ar. .Anuderson. .Lv. . 8 80 No. G. No. 5. 12 15 pmi....Lv ITodges Ar..... 2 40 pn 1 05.......Arbevhlle Lv. ... 1 50 Nos. 5, ;, 50, 50, 5!9, 51, 57 and 69, daily Ixcept Sumlhiy. Mahi line train11 64 and ,5, <brily het weeni Cohnnllhia and1( Alstoni Gireenivi lle. 80OL II A AM, TraifiT Manager. JAM. L.. 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