Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NS BENTIN AIAL NEWS. -Sixi. ihore dwellings are needed i Pikeup. S -M H. B. Hendrioki.. has moved t the Jqwes house o.n Catherine street. '4i'.-3. Miles 1ickens, of. Pendletob visited Major Lewis last Friday and SaI larday. -W. H. Steele, son of Capt. E E Steele, is attending the N. G. A. C.a Dahlonega, Ga., this year. -Miss Nelson, a daughter of Revr T ;P, Nelson, who was quite siik a fes days ago, is much improvdd. , -Maj. J. M. Stewart has donned i yelvet .inter cap, and :Rev. T. F. Nel son says he has "capped the ulimax." -An ol'd olored nai who had beel recently t%ken in at the poor farm diei list Saturday night from consuiaption -G. N. Cook has resigned as evailge list of South Carolina Preslytbry, ant taken charge of It dhurcli in Atlanta, Ga r W. P; SLdwft; of Ciow Creel section, is goibg to matribiulate at th North Georgia Agricultural College thii year. -Xr. John A. Cox, of the Wattacoi section has the premium colt. It is 21 ouths old, weighs 1,078 pounds and il 16 hands high. . -There is about 120 names on the de ,itnquent tax list,. representing something over $300 iii taxes, There is very litth real estate on the list. -Miss Anna Dargan is on a visit t< reenville. During her absence; Misi la Hollingsworth ills her plac5 in thi Pikens High School. -Mr. James Hunnicut, stward ol the poor farm, ws taken suddenly il Jast Sunday night witfi the grippe. Dr Williams is attending him. --Mr. Jasper Kelly died at hiF hom< south of Liberty on the 12th iust., from pneminionia. The burial took place al Carnel on Saturday afternoon. -Mr. Jeremiah Looper moves hi ahily fr6m Eastatoe back to his farm this week, Mr. John F. Stewart's Gov ernment distillery having suspended. -If you have bales of cotton lyin on the ground, put them tip on poles. It may save you three or four dollars ov the bale, and it will not take more than a minute to fil it. --Mrs. Mary A., wife of Rev. W. B, Singleton, is very ill with pneumonia, and her friends fear she will not recover, Several other members of the family arf confined to their rooms with the grippe, -On last Thursday afternoon, at th residence of Mrs. Eli:.a .Durliamn, Mr. W. Jason Oillespie was married to Miss Ma. ry Freeman, Rev. J. M. Stewart, offici ating. Their many friends extend hearty congratulations. -Mr. Thornly Harris and family moved from Greenville last Saturday tc their home at this placo. Mr. Harris will move his stock of goods here af soon as the roads improvo so that team -an haul them over. -On the 11th inst., at the home o 'the bride's pareits in Sl>artanburg, Mist Helen McMakin w%as married to Alber Gibert, of Bordeaux. The happy brid< has the hearty congratulations of hei many friends of this count,y. -Mr. J. L. Thompson and wiife, ant Mrs. J. C. Thompson go to B3revard N. *), to day, at whlich tI)Ico they wvill maki their future home. Ve bespeak for then -i kind reception among their new friendi 'in the valley of the French Broad. -A peouliaity about "1891" is that adding the first figure to the seCond T makes the third, and subtracting the 'fourth figure from the third gives th<( second. Adding'the four figures togeth er gives the number of the century. -Trial Justice Robinson's court war crowded last Thursday with a much in -terested colored audience. Genie Clink scales was on trial for assaulting Elk Duke with a 'knifo. The case was con tinned and has not yet beeni disposed of. -Mr. Samuel E. Poore, an aged citi ten of Pendleten township, Andorsor county, was stricken with apoplexv or the 7th inst., while at wvork in the field, and died before anyone reached him. He was ai widely known and highly re spected citizen. -One of Mr. W. 0. Singleton's little children wes severely hurt a few days ago by falling on a cane snag which pieed the roof of its mouth. It wat Sattended by Dr. Williams who found il necessary to cut away a portion of the palate that was p)artly detached. -The following citizens of this donn ty have been drawn to serve as jurors al the August term of the United Statn court at Greenville: Grand Jurors-id Earle Russell, J. H. McClelani P'errit O'Dell, James E. Wyatt, Easley. Peti -Jurors-B. Holder, C. T. Miller, l'ick e. -Mrs. Elizabeth Magee, relict of thi late Tillman C. Magee, died last week, a1 the home of her son-in-law, Mr. E. C Maret, at Fair Play, aged 73. She was: native of Laurens, and was an estimabl. 1woman. She leaven only t wo children Mrs. Maret and Mrs. W. A. Blowen--nea ~that pla1ce, both of whom are themnselve very eick.-Oconee News. -Miss Sallie Robinson, sister of Di George E. Robinson, of Liberty, die< nt the residence of her brothmer-in-law E. H. Shanklin, srn., of Pendleton, e1 the 9th inst., of rheumatism of the heart Miss Sallie's many friends here will lear of her death wvith sorrow.- She was ai exemplary christian lady and was greatl beloved by all who knew her. .-Joint deeds, mortgages and note are commnon,.but joint wills are a rarity 'The only one heard of in this county o State is that made by Marngret Dacuu Oynthia and Mary Kennemore, and pros ed before Judge Newberry about si months ago. Only cue ease involvin the validity of such a will lhas been ri ported in the United States. In that th will was sustained. -L.ast Friday morning, Dr. E~nsoi with a full force of deputies, mada raid on) Laurel Fork, an'd captured t sixty-gallon still, ten gillons doublo-dib tilled whisky .cnd one thousand gallon of beer and mash. The plant was i full blast and operated by George an John Hleombo. The still and par-r phiernalia were doetroyed, and the opert tors brought to town anid conflnedi jail. -Several days ago Col. Win. Nirt mona was badly hurt by getting mixe up in a horse fight. Hn went into th< stable to feed his animal when anothe followed him ini the stable. The two be gan kicking, and the Colonel was knoeli ed down under the trough. Severs gashes were cut in his heed, and hi righb side badly bruised, and lie bn been confined to his hed ever since. U is now abouib E yeare of ago, ott ob work tumiQ4 jfrii I h ile %tu j O Vce, on t short notitie. -Mi. Sorjnn Rice and. bid .wife have the ifinias. This shows that the%A1s ead does not respect people oli account of aq, There have been. t or three b ases -in Uev. 8. 0. Bloan's amily. His diigfiter, Miss Anna, has aei at pree ent. -The weather and thd inttd are be boming fearfully moiotonotis. There are many placed that once knew a good 6 road, that know it. no . more. Dust lIas been at a premium ever since Christmas. 0, Sun, dkive these dark clouds and dripping fog away. Come; March wibd, and dust us with thy dust6k. --At the recent term of the Anderson court,Monroe Durham, indicted for sell ing whisky without licenw,'plead guilty. In iiw of the fadt that the defendant t was bonvicted and punished for the same I offence by the United States court a few months since, Judge Wallace imposed a light sentence, it being a flue of fifty dollars or three months in jail. -Mr. James A. Alexander died dt his home in the Crow Creek sectioh last Sabbath, at the age of 48 years, His health had n0 ben gdod.for.utie time. He was a straightforward, honest and industrious citizen and will be greatly missed. His remains were interred in the Heid burying ground last Monday. Ho leaves a widow and six children. -Mrs. Anna Smith, relict of the late Zephaniah Smith, died at the home of her son Mr. Clayton Smith, in Central township on the 14th inst. The funeral was held at the family' burying ground on Sunday. Mrs. Smith was a daughter of the late Joseph Watkins, of Anderson bounty, where she has a brother still liv ing, Mr. William Watkins of Three and Twenty. She was over 80 years of age at the time of her death. -The first and fourth pages of this I issue are crowded with ititeresting read ing. The Indian's story of the Wound ed Rnee Massacre, Columbia Canal Sale, An Outrage on Civilization, An Interest-< ing Exhibit, But'r.ed in Jail, Watterson t to Hill, To the Women of Carolini, Began Stealing at the Jump, A Confed erate Pantheon, Death on the Rail, Gen. Jackson's Cup, An Alabama Cyclono, His Conscience Pricked Hin Northet' on Gould, Hampton and Ingalls, Diabol- I isn in Chicago, Turnbull Tarred, Feath- ] ered and Rode on a Rail, The Stricken I Wes-g, The Blizzard, Entombed Alive, A Bishop Denounced, Tlie Silver War, Home Folks in Washington, The Truth about the Spartanburg Alliance matter &c. From Libertv., A party of young gents Q) who tore ,1 up and destroyed property some nights ago, are ln;own and they had better settle with the town authorities and '] save heavy penalties. A slight wreck occurred on the Air Line Inst Saturday morning. Two lJ freight cars were derailed at the south .1 switch here. Mr. T. C. R(lbinson, editor of the I Farmer's Journal was in town Saturday. Wo are always glid to aee Chris. W. D. Glen is taking lessons in checkers. Thirty five swCee-esive games means a great deall for some one. Frank Jt-nnings is the be4 shot in town. A bird has to be quick to get away from him. Mr. Gus Anderson. of Anderson, vi. itedl his sister, Mrs. J. D). Smith, last weeQk. Several efforta have b)eenl made in the laist ten days by burglars, to en ti-ir hiouses, buit witho,ut succeas. D)r. Rob insonm, Mrs. 8. (h. Sterling, J~*.1J. Wake imi amnd J. T. Price have had calls. Cor onier Bhoggs will have a j,,bh somne bright morning investigating and picking shot out of somebody's back. Maj. TI. N. lunter returned from At lanta Saturdasy night where he went to haive his eyes treated. Sherif' Richoy was in town the other day summoninug the jury. School Commissioner Bright is going the grand rounds visiting schools. 1He has a plain on foot to run a column in the Jonuna in the interest of education. Two or three editors are to be appointed through whose hands all comnmunica tions intended for this department will pass. .Quito a pleasant valentine party was given the young 'folks on the 14th, by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown. JAY. Is First Ceremony. A muau never knows what he can do till be tries. When Mr. M. Gillespie was first appointed trial justice for Pumupkintown, lie was unexpectedly ] cornered by two love smitten persons un-] dor very trying circumstances, niot only to the young pe'.ple, but also to the ] new ofilcer. 'Thunder, wind1, rain anld: darkness were making the nigh t hid'eous, wvhen there was a sudden alarm at theo -door, lie attended in hasto to the cause, 4 opened the door1, and in rushed a young man and maiden almost out of breaith. "'X hat's the matter?'' asked the new fledged justice, ini groat astonishment. '"Be quick" said the youth "'we want to he married and the old man is right after us with a shot gun." Theli officer t explaired that he hind no forms and knew mnomn. "Hang the forms!" said the young man ''marry us." "'If I must, I must'' said thme oflicer anid whiles tho two joined hands lie said: e' 1ark and dimnsal is the weaither i Tlhat joins this hid and lass together, Let r'one hut him who makes this aiwful thund11(1er, -Part this nman anid wife asunder. I pronoi~unice you man1 amnd wife For the term of either's natural life. "That's the best I can (10 for you" said the trial juastice. '"T'hank you sir,"' said tIhe young man "'and that is the best I can do for you," as li h dropped ai dol la hr on the table, and han aI in hanid they quickly disappeared in the outer dark s ness. t Tribute of Hecapect. Atthe re'gub- meeting oif Central Lodge, No. '229, A. F. M., held January x 31st, 1891, the following preamiuible and resolutions on the death of our wothmy .and beloved brother, John iR. Williams, a was unanimously adopted: WHEmiuAs, It has pleased Almighty God to call from our' midst on January' *10th, ro., John Rt. Williams. WHEREAuq, While we bow with resig Snation to tha decree that lia taken from his family a kindl father and husband, Sandl from the order of masons a true anid 'honored tarothier therefore, be it :1Resolved, That we tender to the fami ly of our brother our warmest sympathy, in their sad bereavement, and sincerely ~ oin them in mourning the loss of their .us band and father-, and our trusted -friend, 1 Resolved, That a copy of these reso > lutions be furnished the family of our r brother, also a copy furnished thle Pick .ens Sm4'rmata for publication, and that - wo set ampart a page in our minutes to his I Ioary A. McConun, l'F.h. Mon0AN~, Contrat, SNL Cl - (1 mINS *FOU AJ*'j,:4 Stiely EaSley is on a boom. It Is being reporteo tiat another ban will be eptabllshed hore next fall, with apital.of P50,00O. hi rumor is fro. goodl puthority.. Mloers. Robt. W. Holbombe and Ha: risoi Hendricks, have eacl4 purhase lots near the Presbyterian church an will erbot dwellings at oilco. ,The bad weather has somewhat retard ed the hauling of feitilizer. - 3rs Elizabeth Day died at the res dence of her son, Mtr. A. E. Day o Tu.esday, the'10th inst. She was 77 yeAr old. She was the.mother of ox-Count Coinmissioner Elias Day. . Mr. B. M Hestor left last week fo Texas for tho purpose of of bringin back his two little boys, who have bee visiting their grandfather, Mr. B. Il Galloway. Mr. A. M. Polger had the miisfortun( Lo lose a valuable Oow lasit week. It i Rupposed she hadseateu too,many cotton seed. Mr. Win. J. Smith went to Atlant last Monday to purchase another Ca Idad of miles. Mrs. Harrison Jones is quite sick. Some if our young men received comi ralentint's which thoy did not appreciat very much. One or two of them are rid ing very high horses about it. The send )rs should be more careful in the future The oil mill has enough cotton seced t -un them about six weeks longer. The many friends of Mr. Walter Bowen were glad to sco him in the vil age Sunday. He says there is no place ike Easley. Somo of our young people attended a 'alentino party near Piedmont last Sat. irday evening. Some malicious person or persons ocked a passenger train a few nights ince, ab.ut three miles east of hero. ortunately noone'was hurt. The railroad lotective has been here to work up the aso but it is not known yet with what esult. K. t.he Jury. The following is the list of names Irawn to serve as jurors for the coming erm of court which convence on Mon layj March 2di GItAND JUnY. Libert B. Kay, J T Childrems, Vi. J. Gillespie, 01 M Lynch, kndrew It Hamilton,J 1) M Keith, 3 J Johnston, W D Glenn, . F Lenhardt, J T Power. , C Parsons, A B Talley jr, 'asper N 116ward, F B Morgani, V T Field, Job F Smith, leo. W Gliffin, Aaron J Boggs, PETIT JUn1Y. L .T H Day, J 11 Rigdon, M Morris, John W Cochran, oreniah Williais, Wmll V Clayton, amies H1 Clayton, 8 S Edens, V 1Re!so Boven, Tliouas B Arnold Vasley Norris, Jacob C Garrett, Iohn A Robinson, Milton L Hamilton, V R Major, Tilinon Smith, L C Ballentine, B ) Stewart, :1 McMahan, M W Hester, ohl T Newton, J 11 Martin, Valter L Boggs, Wil I Mauldiu, ) leoman Jones, B1) Green, V ) Cox, 11 L, Holder, 3 J Williams jr, E 11 Brock, V Elihu Smith, E A Lewis, ,Vmi L Mulliiax, Craig Baker, hudge T Lathem, W W Ford. Fronm Looper. Mr. J. IJ . Hunt has just coipleted bandsome now residence on his farm. Nine Forks has a flourbihing Sunida; school. Mr. J. P. Robinson is the Su Dr. J. It. F"eatherston has recived hi sommiiss!in asF Trial .Justico for D)acus Me.srs. N. H. Jones and X. Pa 1h ire the "'boss" carpenters. 'They hav, inst completed a $f600 hiouse in thirty sire days. Pro,f. J. A. McWhorter is the be.a tchool teacber we hiavte had. He loves :he children and they love him. E. Sale or "'Yioonghine?i Deputy United States Collectot-; Dr I'. U. C. Fahne.stock, sold the moon shuine whiskey, amounting to forty gal ons, anid a yoke of ~oxen and wagor ,vbich were seized in Pickens Abbevilh< md Oconeo counties, on Monday last I'he whiskey was bid off by eager pur -,hasers at about $1.35 per gallon, am he yoke of oxen and1( wagon were pur >ase'd by some one for the former own 3ra at $4.0-25. The way hf the trans trssor is hard.-KCoewee Courier. App'ointnat P'lkena Circuit Feb ruary '991. . IPRST SABBIATH. .. orters Chapel..............11 a. m ickens.....................3p. ms HEc'O?(m SAIInATHI. ickenas...... .... .... ..... ...11i a. mn Blethlehemn..................a p. mi THIII1' SAnnIATII. lap Hill.........;.;......:...11 a. in Jam1pground(.................. .. 3 p. mn FOUnTH SAnnIATHl. D)acusvillo............ ..... 11 a. mn l'abor.....................3.30 p. mn New, Hope-Saturday before the see nd Sunday, at 11 a. mn. Standard time used whiich is thirt, muinutes faster than sunt time. A. WV. WALKF.R, Pastor; Notice. 1 wil1l sell to the highest bidlder at Fos ter's store in D)aeusvi lie township, o1 Februrary thei 2(1It , one work ox. W:; E. 11 i'or, Conistahke. -. InMIne'm Notices, Alas, Atbis? the dlude ('xeCinIIIs ini m1 slend(er ankle I've got puains. l)onat fret Raid ima, for whom hc had sent,, J hay someit Sal vat ion Oil. My time is up, said the dloctor to the p tient, whloni lie found using I)r. Iktill Uoughl Syrup.,uand lhe was cor'rect, for hi c'ouigh had bieen curedl. Neuralgic .Persos And those troubled with nervosness resulting fromn caro or over work will be relievod by t.akeng Brvown's Iron BEtters. (i,nulno has trad1e mark and cro&ned red linles on wrapper. JTames WV. Lancaster, Hlawkinsville (Oa., writes: "M~\y wife was in bad health for eight yeais. Five doctors and al mainy mlore) di Iferen t patent~ medicinel had done her 11o good. Six bottles o B. l.B. has cured her.' gn 1-'it TIlE I.: 001T.O . e we~a, Malania, 1aoligoton and It enres quicklyv. For sale by all dea!ors In tued i tme. I et the geniuinc. IIOLLOWAYV'S Barber Shop And Bath Roomis. In rear of Majisioni Ilouse, (GEElN\'ILLE, S C An ('asy shia guiaranteed. I lair ireatly andit tas$t'fuIlly3' ut. Sh:am p ingi. sad hin Ii air toiae: for eradhict iIn landiruit ant Irritation of the seahp for 9:tht. HOT AND COLD B.iTHS. Yonr paro.nagj Uetirfully s',iirite k n d KI d 1 HAGO PILOWm, Pil COTTO "4 HARN NEED . FLOU] Fine Lot of 4 These and ing for work their accouni Ina due sef Oatt; Dry (Ao McFALL'S ALMANACK Fol FOR BUNCrXBX CA BB A GE SEED. FRESHF LOT GAR?DENV kiEED)S. IRIS!! PO TA TOES. Now j is e tinae to 11.e for a good, garden. Spring '. ode of all kinds will b>e e6mzing inl jrom nlow onl. Don't fail to see >ny stock, wich inludes a1In/tot eveirythving fromn a shoe~ peg to a .Dow Law Cotton -J'Ianter. All kindsi of .Fa~rmJing Ihplenwa and Pro,visons to mfake 'em? "yet thar." Just t.ackle Jerry and D)uf1', Ilu.y till tbey cry ''hldl( enough;" If ett-t they fail to make thkings pan, Keep on buyihg till you see the old man. W. T. McFALL. 1891i. OD, BRUCE & OW STOCKIS, N PLANTERS. 11RIAR 1IOOi JEf, t4fKOVEIM. FOl lfMS AND oTilE_n r - RYIIu ESS AND SADI IMIK POTATOES AND GAR I IN LARGE 'lew-lg Tobacco ina 10 Lb. 11eX dW-Try a box. nany ether usefial articlem we lung peole W110 haVe tine 1nnOU s once a year witlaot. flivhla,g tmoma ovar store will he stockedi u ods and Clohinug frour 1I!ne beso HAGOOD, BRUCE 8 THE RICHMOND & DANVILLE ATLANTA AND CHIARLOTTEI All Schedule In effeet Janl. 80UT1llBOUND-Rcead I)own. 'Daily. 'No. 37. *No. 11. *No. 9. STATIONS. 11 40 pm 1 50 iir 1 00 nuitlv........Charlotte.. ........ 2 14 pmll 1 23 aIn ... ... 1Bellolont. ........ 2 2.1 pi 1 33 na1!I v.........Low eg.. ....... 2 36 pin 1 45 am lv ...... .asto ila . ........3 00 pm 2 8 amlv...King's Mount: ........ . 17 pm 2 33 am Iv........ Orover.. .-.... 827 pm 2 55 aIv.......Mackshuty. ........ 8 .15 pm 3,22 nm Iv........(ann(y . ....... 4 15 i l 21; an:1v....... Cowp11's -- -. -- 4 18 1 - 34 I11am v......... l 1 60 am -1 33 pm 1 07 am)lIV......Spatlm ...........022 mi 4 24 a(n IvI1........W~fni. ....... 1 pmt ;53 almlv .........G r-er'. 2 13 nm 5 46 pm 5 20 ainlv....... Greevnville ......... 6 13 pmt11 01 am Iv........ ;.a slv-v4. 8 !0 am 705 pt 6 18 amilh ...........-ta ......... 3 1 pm 2, ai v........ 4. . 55 pm 5 . amlv ......WStinst 4 40 am 8A 3 pm 7 2( an v........... -.........9 09) pm. 8 00 am l:v..Munt Air ..........9 14 pmti S 05 am 1v.. ...C'Irm-lia ........... 42 inn 8 29) am 1I7.........11lt10i 5 29 am. 9 415 pma 8 32 -unj1v.........LulIa. 5 50 am[10 10 pmtt 8 57 am 1I.... . . Gainel-4 .... .....10 20) pm 9 15 am 'IV. . .. .Flo wery Brirt ..-.-.-.-.--- 12 pun It 31 e'm IV.........iford. ~~~~~...............5.m..4.a.l.... ...Sw e ..... .....11 06; pim 9 57 aniv.... ..... Duli'h.. .... ..... 11 17 pm 1t0 102 aily.... ....Noreross .........11 27 pm 10 2'2 andiv........Chambtl)cei 720 am 1204) llit Ill 0nmjar....... Aliet Additional trains Nos. 17 amd 18-Lutla mn lea'1ve.s At lantta 5:30 p mt., arive s Lula 8.12 p.mn arriv~es AtlIanta 8.50 a. m. lietwe 'VLu IAa and1( At he'ns--.No. 11 diaily e.xi lia 9:50 p. in., and 1(0:40 a. mt., narie AthIents 1 mtg, leave14 Athenus, No 10 <bily (eet Sunaday, a a. mt., ariri Il,ui 9.00) p it. an,d 7.2(0 a. mt. H1I iwecin Toreni ma14 LberCiIoi-n4' 61 danily (('pt Suav~, leave Tor',oni 11.15 a.m a:nit 1.l :4. No.s. 11 midile 12a:rry l'ulhinan Sleepen 1ht w, 1(0i beCtn Atlanta~ tand New York] Nost. 37 and 38- - Wash ington and Sou thwvest antua and W:in tgtont. (On this ti raIi 4n xt ra fare: For dtled 1 ( hii fornttj. on as5 to cal(2 an 224 brVE (en'l Pasnge'I!r Agent, Washngt n m m --AND-) LEWIS & I A\re Chock Fltl of Iber The Best Lot o 11 'T()XS Coffee did you say? I lere is either green or b)rowned. Sugars of the he.st, All otir p arc bought to suit the farmer. Shoes, mul Ever tghin< Houtsehlcl andl Kitchen Furinit. you to b)uy. 1%g A car load of the BEST I ighest market p)rice paid for LEWIS 8 TRY A"|LE and get MORE POY and us Wrie or urNew Illustrated THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL& AENGm 004 Q TOOLS. )LES! EN LOTS tre keel. ey or pay ith Shoex; umarcets' RAIL ROAD COMPANY. t LINE IV'Y 1)TVI10N. try 4, 1810. NORT1oL ND-Read Up. No. 10. *No. 12. *No. 18. .ar 4 40 am 6 15 pm 0 55 pm .lv 4 19 am 5148 pm ........ . .lv 4 10 unm 75 38 pim ........ .-..... 8lv 9 am 2 Jim ........ 3. 33 am 5 6 012 pi ........ ......v 8 21 mi 4 .11 pm ........ ...1..%. 3 11 am 4 33 i........ .....v 2 55 am -1 15 pm ........ --..lv 283 am 3 50pm........ --..lv 2 29amifl 34.5p P........ ....v 12 15 '.mi 3.10 pm 4 43 pm S1 W! a 3 117 pm........ 12 0 am 2 50 pmj ....... 1 02 ami 21t pml 3 50 pin . . .. 12 .15 amn 1 55pml11 ......... 1205 pm I 6 itm 3 05 pm 10 11 .)3 1)11 12 3 pm . ... .... ......r 1 1 00 pim 12 15 pin ........ ....hit 10 15pm 11 3 amn 1 50 pm .....9 415pmu 11 0n ami .... ..v 9 40, piniI 11 1 am... ..'9 10 jim 10 35 am i......... ........ 13l pm 10 32 tm I (10 pm ....l i850 pmn to. 05 iim 12 4l0 pm hi.8 31 pmfl 9 45 am l........ .....lv S 18prn~ 931 urn....... ....... 806fpmn 9 17 am ........ ....lvf 755pm 90(JamJ........ ....v. 7 44.1 im 8 55 aim ......... ....... 732 pm 8 413am ........ ...Iv, 7 00 ml 8 10 am, 1 15 am commiiodait i<m, daly', (xcept Suniday, lct urninug, leaLves Lula 0:15 a. mi., .eplt Sundayii, and1( No. 9 dauily, leave' 1(d No. 12 daily, 7.10 p. in. an~d 6.30 -xept4 Siunda:y, andi( No 63 daily, ex 'p* Sundlay. leaive ElberCtonii 2. .15 p. mn. 0 a. mi. e11 'Vushin,oni tUnd .Atlanta.i. 3 andi :M (IhargXedlt on first -elaMs t ickets only)1. ~. or idit:.s4 L. 1, McCLESKE;Y,. D)ivlon Pa.s. Agent. Atlanita, Ga. 4ORRIS ythling you want: is a Specialty. the place to get the BEST!, oods arc of the best, and i JiFoot WVear. .lre, at )pics that will force FLOUR in the market. :oitntry produice. SM OR RIS, PickenM, S4. C. fER e LESS WATER Catalogne of 1801.. E CO. SPRINGFIEL D 0.A USA. RIehmond dc Danville R1 Greenville and Columbia Division. Condensed Schedule Febfuatf 11th 1891. Trnlns ru1n onx 75th meridian time. Going North; Going Soutli. No. 1.14. 7 00 am...Ly Charleton Ar... 9 45 pmI 11 00 ......Columbia-...... 5 G0 12 18pm...Aston........ 4 45 2 10 ........ Union....... 2 S1 8 15 Ar ...8partiburg.... 1 80 aid 5 46 ........Tr on .......1227 6 27 ........Sauda....11 40 6 54 .......Flut Rock-.....11 1 7 07 H... .Iend ersonville...11 04 8 0q ........Asbvile.......10 10 9 4 n......Hot Srings. .... 8 32 12 81 ......Pomaria..;..... 4 10 ahl 12 55 .......Prosperity...... 40 1 13 Lv.....Newberry.8..... 10 2 50. ......Ninety Six. 1 80 3 13 ......Greenwood..... 12 88 3 35 ..:....IHodges.......11 40 4 1.5 Ar... .Abbevillo..Lv..10 50 s 4 30 Lv......Helton ........11 05 4 53 ......Williams on.....10 83 5 00 ........ elzer....... 10 27 6 17 ...... .idmont .......10 10 0 00 Ar.... dreenvillo ... Lv 0 80 5 20 .... .Anderson ........10 15 0 15 lv ..... Pendleton...... 9 87 7 85 V...... 4S ee ....... 9 00 8 05 .... Walihalla....... 8 30 12 00 .......Atlanta........ No. )'50 . No. 18. 6 00 pm1 ......Cohibi-i. o 58 .......AlstonD........ 7 13 ...on.at'a... 7 3: ......Prosperity...... 7 33 7 47 ...... Newberry; ...,. 7 17 8 45 ... ... oldvile... 9 08 .......Clinton. 9 45 Ar......L-aren ...... .. ...N inety.ik...... 6 13 . ...Grenwcod...... 5 53 5 . ....I.. odges........ 6 31 pni 6 13 .......AbhIwNille ...... 4 0 A.. .elton....Lv 4 -(R .... A .dAerson...... 35 No. 9- No. 10. ....... Columbia......10 50 a ........ Alstin ....... 9 43 ...... Pomatria....... 9 25 . J....Prosperity...... 9 03 ....... Newherry..... 45 .. .Goldv.ile. 7 512 ........ ..ion ....... 7 31 . Laurens....... 7 00 ....Iodges 9 30 ..... Abbeville...... 8 50 10 55 ....ton.. 11 17 ..V.. Williaaston. .. 11 25 ...... Pelzer ....... 11 42 ....Piehont....... 12 15 ......Greenville...... No. 17. No. 10. 7 20 . . ..., m::sp;ty.. .... 7 40 and... r.v Newberry Ar... 57 . NinetySix...... 9 20 .......Greenwood...... 9 45 ........100g0.... 10 25 . .....Ab ille..... 10 45 ......Ar. lielton...... 11 00 ...... Lv. Belton...... 4 25 ..... W iliai ston...... 4 00 . .... PI.er ........ 8 53 ...... Piedmont...... 35 11 27 .. Ar. .Anderson. .Lv.. 2 50 No. 41 No. 40 12 15 pm.... Lv lIodges Ar..... 2 40 pm 1 05 ....Ar.k Ahhe_V_ille 1V_.... 1 no N4. 1 No. 18 8 40 am. Todges....... 5 25 pni 4 15 .......Abbeville....... 4 40 Nos. 9. 10. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 18, 40, 41, daily except Sunday. Main line traini 13 andl 14. daily between Columbia and i1ot, Springa; daily ex(cpt Sunday be t weon Alion, and Gireenvill. chanlIge. of Iears.. S(L )1.,IA A S, Tratlie Maniager. I). ('A I)DWE:. I).P1 A.. Colnmbin 8. C. R. M1. WERTZ, PRlOPRIETOR MARiBLE WORKS! MO NU1:M zNTM, TOM TSTON ES, COR. Nlil STONES, ETC., Made on short. noltice. Sat asfact ion Gujar anteed, and11 prices as low as the lowest,. hc 11nal1it y of the work ut all times being I amU aIgent for thle best1 iro and1(1( wire fences onl the ma:rket.: (ive mec a call and try niy w'ork. R. Mt. WERTIZ. Do you Waint to Nell, or' do0 yess Wanut to limy? I 911I buy and4 pay, Caslag 01' 1 will Nell ont Credit. Will Busy or Nell Large or anual I TI'netN, inaproved or mu.n1311pbk.V4e4. JT. F. DAIRGAN. 1Principal, Thel, spring TPermi will begin Januay 20, and tontimmn twen1t week Comi >etent and1( experIenIced as s~atantts employe<. Ad-. yaiagesi for the educat Ion of >oys antd girl,s uInsurpas'sedl. T1erms very modlerate. Pri mary Depamrtme nt.-SpllIing, Rleitd ~ng, Elemencatary Arithmetic, G.eographuy, Ilistory1, &kc.,* s;.25.. 11es cotmIued, with Eniglish Grammar, $8.7. 11 igher D)epartment-Higher GJrammnar Comp josit ion, Rhetoric, Ii igher Arithme-o tie, Algebra, Geometry, &c., *12.50. TJhec above branches with Latin, Grel or Frenceh, $U5.00. Music, $13 00. .IPersons tdesiring to enter pupilsq for shorter period than the whole term. apply to thme trustees. J. M. STEWVART, au?CwSlm' no.d.d mV... .