Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL. NEWS. 0 Chrisimat tree at O p. m. th It. J. F. Hodgde spent last Sal Piokens. Claude Alexander is at home ft -. holliday. t. Griffin is having the Keit aproved preparatory to movin . Tirzah Hughes, of Roanoki g her cousin, Miss Stella Nov Wm. Gantt has erected a hai tage resideuco on his farm o rty road. Walter W. White, of Andei siting her parents, Capt. an J. Thornley. surer John T. Yotngblood wi town next week. lie will ocell 'urant houso. new county officers havo file ads, and will take possesion 0 - ious offices the first wook in Jan recent COld Alna) andl changeal .or the past ten days has eauset - of the M. D., to liven up somt, A. P. Reader, Trial Justico al <ens, died last Thursday. H Vifo and four childien to inouri stewids of Pickena M. E. cir equie.nted to meet at this plo ry 1st at 11 a. m. to confer witl V. r. E. Dukes and family have Sequacheo, and gono into tlie ness of which he is master. is a growijg young town in 0sseo. ohn Ricbey, brother of Sher , has bought the Carver lam e ar Fair Play, and will move Co s oon. amily of Treasurer .T. T. Hill, ick, and Tyler himself is al up by rheiatism. 1He lia, .thy. Mattie, daughter of Mr. Jespic of Six Mile, is very low with ever. This is the third ease in y this winter. i is more cotton in the couity than har ever been known be is time of the year. It is hld u the market. fail to read "Three Gold Pre i another colnnn. You can' dollars eanior than is there ex * you. Go in and win. N. W. Mlacauley has been se Iditor of the fariners' paper t led at Walhalla. The namio of will be the Oconee News. .vill find an evening's entertain, mr Christmas supplement thi9 ead it thoroughly, and read if Idren. They will enjoy it. F. D. Cureton was called t< latt Friday by the -Aevere illne,u .ighter, 1rs. Young, who ha I sick some time witi typhoi( who have to travel the Lilerti raising Cain about the Wof -idge. The ro0d.hm!d h:1v< ed as "impasable" sonic tin stockholders of the Pic%cemf g Comp_ny mot in the Couri M%onday to peLrfoot arrang" )egin the publication ot at cOun Barleycorni has not made hi to town for thie Xnmais -gganog for (lhe contiuedl abhsenehn o ;icatinig drinks durinig Christ Sunday schools hazve joineC . will lave a "'Christ masl tree '(liodist Church tonighlt ( Wed or tlihetentit andt pleaur o ile membuters of thie schiools. Clause has bheen drnawing hmeav e holiday stock of ouir mier o past three (days, and nmny 11 bo madett happy thiis mornuin iing rep)lete3 with goodaes an bunrsday, the 18th inst.,~ at th of (G. WV. DuckworthI, the fal bride, Mr. Tlom Joe Parkija ed to M isa Anna .1u)ckwort I T. Bohggo Notary Pubioe oid 40 who live mn anid auit Piel Ilh to tiry auy otiler place. A $exprcessed it, the laind is goct tis good, tho socie-ty is goet eso make it easier for a ba0 h otter. hitnday, the 21st inst., at (11 of thme father of thle bride, M 3mit.h, of Liberty townshmij tel Dorr wats hapiily imarric Catio Smith, Rtev.~WV. C. Se: iating. ol will open next Monda at 9 o'clock sharp. Four moi ll close the wimntor term. Th'lem ho any vacation. The sprin commence on (lie first Mond(l ury, -1)1. .Rigdon wvas tip before Justic . Iast Tuesday, charged wit of p)roperty over whmich t hi rtgamgo. D)r. .J. F". WVillian rosecuitor'. Ho was held fe or bond of $200. armors are abouit through sov grain and aro in helter shani lidays (lian ever before-mae x and meal ini (lhe bamrrel, wit (lie 01(d stocekinig to buy a b or the old 'oman. ro is no lack of applieatiCos ion of editor of the new fart ir that is to h)0 started tt th an early dlay. Onoe whmo is ini to know, says there ms abol pplications oni file. die of invitation are out to il of Miss Hattie, daughter of M'i . 0. F. Hloke, (p Mr. Augusti f Atlanta, Ga. The1 cornmom 3 place at thie Methodist Chun uday evening, 23d iustant.-Se Press. -- Green Stephens, onie of U1 settlers, died at his home to low Cenutral, on Friday thme 12 (lie advanced ago of eighty-ti Mr. Stephens was higidy recpe all who knew him, and( his mma will hear of his death with s 11 J. Featheruuton was charged I: ial Justice Robinson hu,t ad&t abusing one of 'Mr, R. A. Bo ory htorsues. He hired it to go intown, and extended ia trip 1 and returned inrido of twouit *um.. Le plea ...ilt -.2 - -Mr. William Billingsley has move from thie 0lay Mountain section to Mi s Jeff. Morgan's plaoe on the Keowee, .0 -Old Aunt Matilda Sutherland, wb lived on Mr. J. M. Welborn'R place, dio last Monday. hie was OvO!' sevent years old. h -Miss Mattie Ross, daughter of Jo g sie R. and Mary M. Ross died last Sa urday at 10 a. m., after a short illnea from typhoid foyer. -The musical talent of our little eit, mado another one of their periodiei rounds last Monday night, and as usuai a the SNTINEL forCo was remembered -The Minutes of the Twelvo Milt River Riptist Aq-sociation arn ready foi Ll distribution, and tios entitled to tlien can get them by calling at the SENTINEI office. -The young folk of Eisley are tc hivo a grai( bail at the Acadeiny to nigit (Cliristinas). Several of ou f young PeoPlo have been invited aid will attend. --Eight couples were joined in wed. lock at. Piedmont list Sunday. This iF i day's record in the matrimlonial Ihn10 that a city with a Iopllation of 100,000 cannot break. -On Timnrsday tho 18th inst., at the residence of (ho father of the brido Mr. Win. Jones of Brsy Creek Anderson coiuity Mr. Joln A . Smith of Ease township, was married to Mis Sallio 11. Jones. Goud luck to them. -The tax levy for the connlify noxt VVir Will be about eiglhteOu niilk. Thlli.4 1! higler than it ha1is beenl for the past five years. Our iueominig officers want to pay ofi sonie of the county's past iu debtedness anld get oi a cash basis. -A colored boy named Muflit, died in Grcenville Sunday, frei th excessive sm11okinlg (- cigarettes. If theso noxiolls little rolls of poison will kill a "coon," somie of our boys haid better he careful or they will fihd themifselves dead in bed soime fine morning. -Tlhc (reenvillo News Pays that on tho 121 ih inst., a faital affray occured near Mirydell postofive in .hait county, in which a yoing farimer, S. L. Strold kill ed another young iman Drury Jewell, cutting him iitl a knife 111d elubing hi1u with a gun. Whi. 11y aid an old gruide ithe supposed cause. -It givev us groat pleasrre to sate that one of our forer teaheiv:s in this coiity . Miss Mary Boggs, who went to Jn--es Seminary at All iealing S-prilig. N. C., as a pupi!. has beenl choen as an ASNistant teacher to fill a vacancy, witi the liv.egt of pursuintjg her own stud ies also.-Anderson Advocat. -Ve Will azke the SiNmL:r lor(e interestiig than ever. Everoyon.e who hai the tium and inclination, is reque:t ed to try fur the cash prvemiills, still ev eryone who does any work under tie prolositions will ieeive- a premiiui. ie voiinty must be thoroughly cnvaiss ed. lVe have not time to do this in perionl, but we )r(q)oo to pazy liberally for having it done. Read the propoA tiol. Eiout SV:To:i:e old a(nge th!at "Danth loves a shlinmg mark," has Ibeen FfuHy ve i n our mnid.it, in the deatIi of Misi Mattio Ro.si, which oe".urred at i(m ioe of Iher Iatier, Mr. J 1"e"so*s, on 'aturda,v the 20tt invt. To the pa rtnts who wori to realizt the coipan ionshi4ip of their daughater the stroko is indeed a severe one. Just eniterinzg uponll a vigorouas w.oramahiool with a cu!ltivated ind antd hieart, sIn gave proise~ (If ai lonlg anid uiseful lire 1y a qu iiet elhrist ian li fe, she hias let jthe consoliaItain that siihatls gonezi to hi with Ii1 im whaoe cause shi e;oapouwd ii early lif e. lHe:r remlain s were~ int Ierredi aa 'thle buini*~ lg groiundo ait Oldl [Pickens, af ('1r appropriiate liaieral service by R~ev Mlissa L.ola ~aliler, a most ebharmingli lady of 'Sainbtrity, (Ga., is visiting 31i, Lou Anna Norri", of Ke'oweo. iss Mar:iy Morvgani'a; :chool ait Pales - tia.e, closedl laost Fridlay. . Mliss Luadio Phiilhps, of Siv. Mile,i a visiting relat ives in Easley. '1lahe Ipiers fora the brid ge at Old Pich d, ens has bieeni coaipleted anid work wil 'a h egnui on the hiiidge at. an early date Mr. Wm. Hendrol icks and tfamilty hav r z.ove'd fromi Pea Ridge over' to the Ket wee side1. A ~l i~ 's.geliia ('alig j. teane') a ng a ver Iurahing~ schaool ait thle l\ing.. sot D)ec. 22d, 1820. As the Chra iaatan hlidla' s draw niea we asee numiiy e'vidieneos' of an uinmnzall 11 Iarge anuzi aal dei of t he jnig brigadei this secuioni. T1r.nle is pretty fair, and1( cotton is (com e ing in l ively, withI more of it in thie yar<' +thzana at anay time duaring th1i season We supp h(Ioe it in be inzg Ibel foar bet l t lprilan which mnay bie expected adter thz bulk oif t I.e crap is ouat oIf th e hiandia o pur(1ha ar.. Th'le specualaitors make mnor, V ut of the erop thana thie maii who bear e the toih iin th le heat, oIf thle dayv. e Dr. Hloltzelaw hats moved to Atlanta ? G(. 3 ir. T. If. Smiiith hoe as oived to (hoen yille. Mr. E cley Boggs died suddhaenly th nip lt of thea 18thI, after doing ai dauy It iama been dl'oeide that if our eiti z/ens weie ais mue.hcl devotead to th le .1 i .l as to daily pIapers, thtat thei gnaniitity ain< lrea s ao; f religioni would baa very a '1'Tie tii apayers on Ilhiis side of tha . ounity th Ilink that. theI( CommIissiaineru. bi ohuhl 'spendaa somue oif theii paublie imne; it on onr braid ges. Wei cani't get. to th counit.y sezit. * Onsa!avERa. Mr Jf. Nehly lI~ggH dlied very sua(ddeI ly a~t hii.o lome thrae, miiles ;outhi of Libi city Iast. Thuraasdaya at 8:30) p. mo., at tha ripe0 ageu of T.? ye'ars andi a few miointhIi im his; diEaithl, wthol hmave the symathy of r. lho st of frienids ini t.hisa theair irraah!i is losase. Hie lad b'eenm iin isiumI liealt y anud hiad done11 a big dlay's work ebiopint hl fire wooid faor the hiollid-ays' supply, ana n- after Iparitak inlg of a hearty suppe h~5~I custom for' fo rty yeaiis, readio a clhapjto ICfrom the HIlv Wait. ando al'Idthe: i daily sacritiec en the fuaily altar---reti: vo ,hat " ill kniow nao wazkinig till the r'esai i-treitiona miorni. It wvas a lit em'intg to) Ylong, iisof uali nd (Godly life, iat th , elo' 'of the year, at the eiid of a full damy wvork. After the eveaning pratyer hn ei- beent aid, to fall gently to &Kip- m..4l iams of the Saviour (IC lovoed was ii vt- doe d a privilege. Mr'. Ro(ggg had her [ to azmembeir of the church for ever fort 1( years tad wasl en earnest and devoi y- o,hiirahaun The f:unral w.as hold a na Hha~ron on Mainu'aav. The "em.s~ ward and settle. Wo have been very in dulgent to many of our patrons for ad vertieing as well as subscription. To all who are in arrearn a year or more we itill send statements of their account, and hopo that each and every one will Y oblige us by a prompt remittanco. The printing of a first-clas weekly paper like the SENTNEl,, involves a great deal of expense, hence the necessity of re s quiring our patrons to adhere as nearly as possible to a cash biis. No ofr'ense it; meant by us in rendering accounts to our debtors, aid none should be taken. )Observance of busiies principles, as well as neessity, compels the promlpt collection of all dues. Those therefore knowing thOmselves indebted to tho SEN TINEL for subscription or wlvertising would confer a favor by settling at their earlist. opportunity. Froa Gattes. Mr. J. E. Gassaway moves to Sene ca this week. We are morry to lose such a worthy citizen. lo wants the SENTi NErs ent to him Where, says Le cinmot do without his "old friend." Two of our cilizens have h'>st horses recently by blind staggers. Capt. Win. Hunter and family leave tho 1st of J1nary for Orland~o, Fla. Captain Hunter owns lund there and will start an orange grove. Thoy will remain in tho land of flowers until next March. Many of our citizens regret the retire ment of the illustrious i[ampton from the august body of the United States Senate. 13o1 JONEs. 11M ine!s NoticeR. To m1others.-Should tho baby be suffering from any of the disorders of babyhood, use Dr. 1Unl's Baby Syrup at once for tho trouble. 25 cents. Old Saul's Catarrh Cure does not irri tate, it is pleasant to use and will cure positively. 25 cents. -Lost, a fine shoto of the Jersey stock, sandy color, about three months' old. Went toward B. Holder's. A lib cral reward will be paid for information. J. C. JENNINos. vIF YOUi I A.K ACHE1tS Or you are ll worn ouit. really good for nothing it i, g.-nrail ceility. Try j?j H.Y'jN, I/rO HVIt T TE-;RS. It v. ill cure you. nid ive a gew01 appetite. Sold o Ly tAk dai:rt; in n.vdicine. -Twenty one acres of lIand in the town of Easley for isale. A good tenant house on it. OL.M calihl. tf Jumvs E. Boocos. Many Persons Aro broken down from overwork or household eme1CIS Urowin's Iron Bitters rebumilds the systemt, ai;l.4 rlaestion. removes ex ce.<s of btc. Un'l eure, malatria. Gut the genuine. Tho infant reason grows apa ce and calls for one more uppleation of that good friend, Salvation Oil, -which never disialppoitis hut alrnlys khils pain. It is nwit l: r pea:antin( r pro!itab'e .o heor I)et,ple constaitly coughing when they could be vasily curod by a 25 cent bottl of )r. Boll's Congh Syrip. 1lkcn Couty Pablibing Co9m Notice to Rubjscriber,s. U11nder and by authority of a com Inision froim the Secrtary of State, j fr the pu-pose of (rgainzing a Pub ihigC(mpny to b.e knownVI AS "The Fjtrnm(r:i' Plublishing Company, of Piiclns C(,Iuty, S. C.," we the un ders,igned( corporator:s, hM1eeby give noticv tlhat the hooks of sub'.scription to th. capital Steck of aid company will be open at, Pickeus C. H1., Oi Friday, Janulary 2d, 1891. C. H*i. C'arpenter, W. H. Thomas, A. *W. F'olger., J. T1. Lewis, TIIE' STAT'lE OF SOUTI'l (CAltOLINA,)~ By J. B. Newherr*y, Esquire, Probate \ iereti, Aaroni Botg.s lhas mi:10e suiiit to me, to giaut. himii letters oif aidin - istt ionu of the esta:te a nd etfect s of T hi-e aI ire herr to (-ite anid admron is all toid si ign ar flhe kindred :uud credli tr El-'(W thle sid( Greeni Stpes de-l (- esd, that they- l:e~ and apl1Icar1 before* 1 m.in th le (Co urt of Priobate. to he hield at .'i P.i-en C. 11 , S. C. 0n the( 5th diy of C Januariy, niext, after plienition haeref, it If ii ('e,(k in I lie f(oreniooni. t o show :i:se, if :wly thiy have, whyji the saidl AdW G ie n tnh-r .ny hand this thle l1fthI day W f De(eiwer,XI.inE, DWin;i, I MO*t. . J. H. NIEW BIERiBY, J1. P'. P. C. (I. C) :eres ful [ituat01ed on ('row (Creek: 1wo hous,o 1 aid eintbnildhinits. alsol a shi,;l; will divie in traets to~ quit plr Sebaseir. A I-o 117ff :er,s lin eigh*t I raels on Siant hi Salh da, at 3ilnl iganU For'd; : shoals on samein. Al ppl to .hos. H. ( lyde, Pick (I es C II., or t' \V\l A. J WIDSON, (1 207j \\:i~ asi p2un SW r(eet, Ar ~n de2oAo Gren ieeiUC Thle AuIditor 01r his: dIepu)ty will be -at the~ fo llowingi plac(es to receive re Iiurni of prpety for fiscal year 1890 ,1891. s At Pickens C. IH., from J[an. 1st 1891 to Siafturdav Janirav 17th 1891. A t Ciin trad, MondlEay maiil Tuesd ay, Jbiianuarv 19!h anid 2'lth 1.891 At Il iely, W'enEday and Thiurs day, January 21st and 22nd. At nshy, ridy and3( Saturday A t Crioss Plin, Moind ay January 2Gth 1891. A t iosters' St.ore, WVednesday 28th. -At Pumplkint own. Thlursday '29th. -At. Holly Spirings, Friday 'tth. A t F;'ttneo(, Sturiiday4 :31st 1891. (A A4t h band I ddeldI fori non1- retur .1t* law. Th'le townshdip bloardl : assessors w ,,ill1 pleas meet 1(- w1e at t heir res pective - preinet onays niu(tinehldt. a ~.1. B. CL.YDE. .Kj4U. 1FREEMfA N, IiATTlORN ,s '' L.AW, y PICK ENS C. IT, S.. t A1 11 lax .A - u i I-l , ., lIil... t a ttn HAGOC Striped and Plai steds; Pretty Outing Liuseys, Jean and I New Lot Silk Ri A few ladies' We The Beat Coffee Fine Patent Flo, Fancy Candies for th Still in the Cott Did you read ou the money now. Thi and we must insist i McFALL'S &L-MANACK a$ - ron1 b> SANTA CLAUS! - AT- 4 Mc FALL'S Tii WVeelk.0 Lots of0 I'oys, Candies, Fire Works, Fruits, Nuts and other E(RISTMAS .e. TRIX! Kum Along. This Almanac wishes all a "Merry 'rist;iuas and Happy Nowv Year." W. T. McFALL. JLS3O. .W VER'TZ, PisOPhIWTO) l LVARBLE WORKS8! 1ON UM zr'TS, TOM HSTONEFS, COil. NEll STONES, ETC, Mtade on abort notice. Mat isfact ion (Guar. lnteed, and)( prices as low as~ the lo'west, 's calilty of the wvork at all tinmes being 0fli(jj~f~~~esCt ironi an3d wire -OF "NEW GOO ARRIVING DAILY, OD, BRUCE d Dress Flannelg; Double Width Cloths; Fancy Giiighams; Heavy slanke. bbons, all shades. lking Jackets, Nice Garments, to we have ever had - 4 pounds to th ir, Sugars, Oranges,. Lemons, C< e Holidays. n Market, and wanting all the Co: HAGOOD, BRU( r notice last week about what you re is no prosect of cotton goin, tat you sell and settle at once. IIE STANPARP Ft Call on Inc for your cleg:.t hed-romlo plendid lot of tii) safes, bed-steads, et c Hive." one of the best hives made. th furniture aid bee Iuives. (:al on i r'- Good poplar hunbvir taken in ex( Do yon. WVaut to Nell, o o yon Wanut~ to liuy'? Counte and14 N4ec '9. I w'ilI luy ndu pa~y Caul1i r I will scIl on Ore'diL. Will Bluy or M4el! La3rg ro Snoaal Trac4 , Isupov r unuman1provedl. J'iekenis, S. C Dauily, Eigl i 1a:ges, $7 a THE~ SUNDAY BUDGET - (Iiy 31ail Only.) THE WEEKLY WOROLD. TIwel ve l'ages, t41 a Year*. Lairgest, New sie'st, llrig.ht est, r Ieat. an ON L 'Y F'earless l'apr ini Southi Car SSampb Copics FRE ! CiI[ARLISSTON, S. (C. IND)Y -. OE Re pair e(1. Good1 work guarantee 1, and chiarges IelChmolad at .Da vil Greenville and Columbia Division. Condenged Schedule August 81st, 189M Traln4 run on 75th meridian time. Going North. Going South. No. 54. No. 55. 7 00 am. .Lv Charlcston Ar... 9 80 pm 8 00 ...... Augusta ....... 9 07 11 00 .......Columbia....... 4 40 12 02 ........Alston........ 8 85 1 83pru .......Union........ 1 56 2 30 Ar....Spartauburg...S.1 45 Wm 4 40 ........Tryon ........11 24 5 33 .........Saluda........10 87 5 54 .......Flat Rock...... 10 10 6 10 .... Hendersonvilla.... 9 59 7 00 .......Asheville.......9 05 8 10 ......I1ot Springs..... 7 80 12 2.0 ......Pomaria........ 8 20 pm 12 4a . ......Prosperity...... S 57 1 00 Lv.....Newberry..... 2 87 2 ?-> ......Ninety Six...... 1 15 2 46 ......Greenwood..... 12 24 8 07 .......lodgeR........11 55 8 50 Ar.... Abbeville..Lv..10 50 aM 4 00 Ar......Belton........10 80 4 10 Lv. .Belton.... Lv .... 10 50 4 22 .....Williamstou.....10 18 4 81 ........Pelzer........10 12 4 48 ...... Pie(hnont ...... 9 55 5 30 Ar.... Greenville ... Lv 15 4 40 ......AMderson........10 08 5 22 ...... Pendleton...... 920 6 00 ........S eneca....... 8 54 7 09 ..-.... Walhalla....... 8 80 10 40 .......Atlanta........ No. 6. No. 57. 5 40 pin ....Cotinibla....... 9 50 6 15 . .. .....Alston ......... 8 4 7 00. .......Ponar....... 8 80 7 23 ......Prosperity...... 8 08 7 40 ...... Newberry...... 7 50 8 1.- .......Moldville...... 6 52 9 07 ........clinton........ 0 82 9 45 Ar......Lnurens....... 0 00 ...... N inely Six...... .. -. re4enwood...... 5 05 ------11(0.. ......... 4 90 put 5 40........Abbeille 4 15 No. 50- No. 51. 9 45 ami ---Iodes.......9 80 10 25 .......Albvvillc....- 8 50 10 10 ..t.. ....1B .lon......... 8 40 11 02 . Iv.. ilhlustonl..... 8 17 11 08 ........ ..lz(r........ 8 10 11 2. .... ....idmont.. 2 58 1.2 05. ...... . O.-reenville ...... 9 10 No. 58. No. 59.' 7 20 P......rossperity...... 7 08 7 40 am... Lv Ncwherry Ar... 6 50 pra 8 53 .. .int.yMix. . 42 9 14.......ren-.oa.. 5 20 9 8 ........lodge........ 4 5$ 10 SO.......Ar. Heltr.......4 05 I () 15. ....Lv. 1,i ...... 8 65 11 10 ..Ar.. iderson. . Lv.. 8 80 No. b- No. 8 12 15 pm ...... .v HIodL,es Ar..... 2 40 pm 1 05. . AI AJIbeI il . 1 50 Nos. 5, 6, 50, '1. 56, 58, 57 and 59, daily exet-pt Sulnday. Milin liie trains 54 and 55. daily htweeNi ' 7oltiabi and Alston d1ily excep.. tu.:sy btwe-n Aiston and Gr1eenlville. P11ln1n11 Parl Car on No. 58 of 8. V division Aniinsta io Asheville wnd HO in iis Witl Out ebange, coinlecting with CcluniWa Rid Urvenville division traWi. d iy,N o. 5.1. Pulhimn Pairlor Cnr on (,. a U. 51, dai. ly Col. nu1bia to HIIot Sprin gs. N. 0. SM L I I A A:4 , rittv Manager. J A-,*. L . T A Y 1,011, G en'l. Paim. A -,'t. 1). CA R I)W E L,1,. 11 A.. Colnmbias. Q. TIIE ATLANTIO COAST IJNP. A PASSENGER1 DEPARITMEN'1. Wtihn ~ingtona, N. C., July O.h, 1890. Vas I'Line betIweeni iba:-leston sud 0. IIumbia and uxpper~ South Carolina and C.OND)ENAEnI 80HED4UL12. Going West. tpoiug Eu No. 52. .No. 58. 7 '00) a.mi . . Lv Chiarleston Ar, . 9 20 p.am 8 0... . .....Lanes. .... ..7 4S 9 15..........Sumiter...0 82 10) 55 . ..Ar Columibie. Lio. .. 8 20 I 14 p.mi .. . .WinnshmIe-po . . .. 3 a 2 15 .. ...Chste......2 40 ~3 41 ...Yorkville.. 08O 6 15 ....Lancaster... 9 00 a.m 8 '27 . ..iock lull ... 1 54 p.m 4 (...Carluite, N. C. .. 1 00 1 00p.mA rN e wherry, S. C. , Lv 2 87 p.m 2 S .. (. .Geenwood....12 24 7 (0..........Lure4... 0 00a.m 41 0 ...Andlerson....10 03 5 .2( .....reenvill.... 9 25 . 7 (0)...........Walhazlla. . .. 8S 25 3 50 ....Abbevill...10 50 2 14.........partanhurng . . ..12 49 p.ma 6 07 1 len lorsonville,'N. C 10 09 LM 7 0)0 . . . A .heville. N. C. .. 0 15 So1hli i ain Let weent ? harulegjlon gnd Qg. liumbhia, S. C. TI. M. EMElRSON, (Jen. Pass. Agentl II1.V War iu, G.en'l Ma1nager. has hise namaae anda pr Ice stamped enb 5.O O. ,3.0 $ 75 GENT $3 SH OE O CENTL.EMEN, F'ine Calf and Laced Watorproef Grask The excellene~ and wearing qualities of thi sheS Canniot be botter shown than by the strong oee mnot. of its thousandls of cono nt wearers. $ .00 (Genuhne lland-nefwed, an elegat Ostylish dress shoe which oommends ii~u SA.OO Iland-s.owed Welt. A fnna calf. 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