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PCKENS SENTINEL PICK ENS c. II., S. C. J. F. BOos & Co., Proprietors. oered at Plokeus tpoitonice as Second Clasm Matter. BSCRIITION PR ICE, fl.50 per Year inivaria ly in advance: for six mnonths, 75 cents. . vertisomo ts inserted st one dollar per squart -f one ich or loss for tile first iisertio1 and ufty cents 'or etch stibse ent insertilott. A iberal discount maide to ne hauts and.)t ohi dvertisin , for six months or nt year. Po11sIiON ADvERTISluMENTS P10s1 lVELiHY NOT TAKiEN. Athary notices exceeding five lines, tributei ,.f respect, coimmuletioiti)1s of a -persona haracter, when dilissable, will be chargeq * as advertisements. TUIIRSDAY, MAlRCH ~1, 1894. Legal or Illogalf The attorneys for A. ". McDowell io was convicted last week for mal ig false returns of the sale of postag :amps and fined $500, moved for ew trial. This was refused am - ioy appeal on the ground that'ta -raud jury, organized by Judge Soy lour, of North Carolina, wvas not i twful one. They Alaim that a judg< 'om1 another district cannot sei ve ex ept in the event of sickness or un voidable absence of the residen udge. They sa' there is no provisior o supply the bench mllade vacant by udge Simonton's promotion ant udge Brawley's failure to qualify enator S. Wilson and Situmant 6 )eau are the attorneys. 'The Uaitroac. At the risk of being right, oi rathe: -orrect, we report to the friends o "he Picken irailroad that the arran g( ments with the Augusta people fo the com)letion of the Pickens rail road have failed to specify. Soi unforsseen difficulty has evidenti disappointed those who were tryin to finish it ul). Ail the work the have done, m hich is by far the greate part, was at stako, but it has bee lost to them, but of course will be s much gained to the company. Thei is nothing left for the company bi to turn to its own resources and finiH it up, and own and olerate. it. desperato offort will be made in short time to do the crowning act. There is a recent deision of t0 supremo court which is of interest Trial Justices. The Legislature hi a short time ago enlarged their crin inal Jurisdiction, but now comes th supreme court and says that the cannot try criminal cases. Thi point was raised by attorney A. C Welborn of Greenville about seve years ago, but he won the catso the at bar on another point, and so thi question was not made before Iih supreme cour t. H is m-gument, whice was written contended for the propa sition which has just been announcer as law by the c:)hrt of last resort. The Greenvillo Guards barnquet, a the M~ansion house, last Thtursda; ev' ning, ,vas gronfly enjoyed by3 a) the participants. Evory one remains< to the fluish, which occurred after: o'clock inl tihe morning. Judge Draw ioy's r'esponse5 to "the judiciary" was aipplauidedl to the echo0. Hius truthfu and eloquenmt words will long 1)0 re mremberod by all wtho heard them CJol. J. Armstrong. the witty Irish man, was most happy1 ini his remarks and all the respan.acs to the regular toasts were greatly enjo~yed. The hawker andi p)eddler' fee bill should have been formnulated by~ theo county comnmissioners at their Janu-i ary mneetinig, but as they had noc notice of thoe act, it was implossible for them to complly with its terms. Thie act makes the business unlaw. mul without the hawker or peddler has complied with its terms so it would be wvell for thiem, at least, to lea wvhat is what in regard to the matter. The supremcue court holdls that the law authorizing atnd directing crinii nals to be worked in chain gangs is unconstitutional. So tile chain is severed and the wily convict will have to labor in the walls of the peJitenti ary or uinder the muzzle of a peni tenatiary W inchester. The State may havo to provide at park for the ac cenommoation of its ciintals. .n ..oyster w'ar is on het ween tihe Vngna atthorjites and citi zeus .of Marryland who persist in tr1esspassin g -en the beds. Two cr'ows of the Marylanders were captured last Fri dqay and put uip. The next court of Accomac county will be apt to have Maryland oysters cin the half shell and stewed. The Abboeville Medtiumtnstod up anid crowed lustily over the Webor defalcatiotn. If any of its crowd should happen t~o go wrong, we know of an editor that will wr'ite a real sym)pathlizing piece, but tile Mediun just tore the veil of charity all int< shreds. Next anle da-v will docidn about th Greenwood is on a boom. She has a now weekly paper and x eensis taker. Greenvilie enunty's reform conven tion has been called for the 10th of March. It is very easy to keep perfectly cool when there is such a blizzard on as blow last Saturday. Kansas was once a free-hold stato; the next thing we board it was mortgaged, but now it is Lesod. Judge Bran ley is not a Giatling gun in charging a jury, but a long range Winchester that goes to the mark every time e Job winted his eny to write a book. Tom Reed's enemies may be encouraged by the announcement that he has written a book. We are pleased to add to the list of our exchanges the Greenwood Leader. It is well edited and prinited by P. E, - Rowell and W. W. Thompson. h'1)e 23d of March inst. has been fixed as the day for Prendergast to expiate the crime of killing Carter Harrison, the good mayor of Chicago. A special dipatch to the State savs that .Judge R. C. Watts has mado a decidtdly favorable' impressioln upon the publie at Winnsboro, where hc f held his first court last week. A dispatch to the St ate says: "Oni r of the State constables broke open it ' lady's trunk in his search for contra e band whisKey, and that "the lady wAill y try to secure redress." The only wa1y g to secure it, is to p1lrclhase it. as sht y (lid bofore. Erastus Winn is accused of sCn1. ing $229,000 from R1. G.Dunn & (o. . and yet he has the cheek to dely it. To be chargc(d wi tl stealing that amount to make a man A respectable, aid to makO lawyers wish they wero more intimate with Some Ilnti -ne1ss)"papers coitinuo tI ask, ' where is tlo reform ?" Anl sonile reformers are writig t til d other papers and making inquirieE about it. For one, we want all such e - v fltalsc inpertinienieo stopped This way msono people have of asking questions is annoyllg. ni Congressman Bland was not sto n bland last Friday. Hie actually Iost e ems good temper two or three times e trying to quell thle riotous membillers 1 and1( get thiemi to form inito line of aic tion. Hie told themi t~o their faces i they were by their conduct encourag ing lawlessness and anarchy .t The sophloor C of~CoreliiUniver y sity, whio uncorked a juig charged lI with chlorine gas in the banquet hall .1 af the freshmen anid asphyxiated sev I. oral of the inmantes, ought to be shot -with grape and1 canister. When haz i ing amounts to maiming and killing, 1 it ought to be puniished w'ith dleath. Congressmnan Strait to.>k occasion last week to "cuss" out the fourth assistant p)ostmaster-general. 110 gave the post oilico ofhicial a slight hint as to the estimate the congress manm put upon his general character He told him hle was a liar and a puppy, and interspersed the remarks with a heavy sprinkling of damns of various height and emphasis. Abbevillo is feeling its keepiing to such an extent that its peollO are ju mp)ing right in to the face (of hard times, and making an eftert to buiildl a cotton factory'. This is certainly comnmndable and public spirited, but her citizens should be ilmpressed with the fact that there is more busi niess in the movenment thtan anything else. Such instit~utions are no longer experimiien ts in Sou thl Carol ina. Clarke Mcl~ado, now of Weobster, N. C., amnd Mr. Price, of Oconeo, braved tihe storm last Sabbath, and~ camne from Mr. Silas Hinkle's to p~ut somne busmness on the wit es. They are ini tile mlounitains with logging teams, and( expected( to drag out many' cubic feet of walnut timber, but the blizzard made them hang up for a fewv days. Mr. Mclado, is the son of William McDado, formerly of thme wvool factory near Pickens, and is a much travelled y'oung man both on land andl sea. The democrats of the House cole brated George WXashington's anniver sary in a most uproarious manner. ] Crisp had the sore throat (1nd( he put Dockery, of Missouri in the chair for - th day. The members .wvore in a b~ad hunmor at the start, and several of themi had been arrested by the ser geant-at-arms on a warrant issued by the House, and were smarting under whlat 'they considered an abridgement of persona liberty. They Lanteaster-Holigeworta.g On Tuesday evening the 20th ult. there was a most enjoyable recepbiox at the residence of Col. 0. L. Hol lingsworth. The groom Dr It. A Lancaster, of Gainesville, Florida, ac compalnied by lev. A.B. Curry, arrive< prolptly on time. Soon after Mi Sam Page, of Red Hill, Virginir cane and by 9 p. in. the-beautif, parlors of the village home were fille with the friends of Miss HollingE worth. The spread of bridal preE outs which Caine from far and ne was magnificent, useful, beautiful an selected with the best taste, whil none were in the least depreciated i usefulness by being duplicated. Betwixt ten and eleven refresl nents were served in the dining roo0 which had been beautitully and tast< fully decorated and richly provide for the occasion. The evening wa one of unalloyed interest and pleas ure. % ednesdayi morning the Prei byterian church which had been det orated with pot plants, ferns an flowers was filled with the friend anld atdmirers of the bride, am promptly at 10:30 the party arrivet] and took their places, while the orga gave forth the sweet melody of th wedding march in response to th skillful touch of Miss Corrie Bruc( Mr. T. J MAiuldin, of Atlanta, stou on the left and Mr. .1. J. Norton, Jr of Walhalla, on the right, and tli bride and groom in front of the offie ating minister and in that iipressiv way peculiarly his own, Dr. J. I Riley briefly referred to the natur and oligations of the sacred vow san( tioned by divine and human law an in token of the assent of th contracting parties their mutuit faith was sealed with the weddin ring, when the minister duly pr< nounced "Dr. I. A. Lancaster, C Gainesville, Florida, and Miss 0] Hollingsworth, of Pickens, S. C., hu band and wife." The concludin prayer and benediction was 111a by Rev. A. B. Curry. The bric wore a beautiful going away dress < Persian Brocade. They immnediatel took their departure to meet ti south bound vestibuled train whit had been instructed to stop for t1 bridal party at Easley. Miss Hollingsworth was the cente of a charmed circle in l'ickens an her place in the hearts of her friend and especially the little boys at tl Sabbath school, can never be suipplier llawkers and Peddlers. The last legislature passed an at requiring the county commissioner of the various counties to fix the fee at which the clerks of the court sha issue license to hawkers and peddler to do business in the various coun ties. The York board, on yesterday fixed the fees in this county as fol lows: For stoves, lightning rods o sewmig machines, $35; clocks, $1t pianios and organs, $25; all other clas anid kind of goods, wares and mne chandlise, $14). The provisions of Ilhe act do0 no extend to newsp~apers, maigazi nes vegetables, tobacco or any kino agricultural product.0 It is matde the duty of sheriffs trial justices and~ constabas (, unde(IC severe penlaltied, to inispect the Ii censes of all hawkers, ped~dlers, etc. and see that they are (duly exeutet with the act.--Yorkvihlle Enairer. Chanice f'or a Deinoaa.tionn:i Itowv. The trustees of Clemson CJollege ought to arrange for the eamploymnent of a regular chaplain in that insitu tion, who would look after the relig ions wvelfare of the studlents Under the present plan there arie no0 ade1 qjuate saife-guards for the four or five hundred young mn in attendance, and the parenmts who arc sending their sons to Clemson cannot rendler them a better service than by urging the trnstees to make a permanent ar rangenhen t for religious services. Greenville Mountaineer. Rieduce the Acreage. BIRMINoHAMr. A LA., Feb. 23.-The Far mers' Institute of Alabama, which has been in session here two (lays passed a resolution that the overpro duction of cotton, being in theiu opinion the cause of the low price o: that stale, wvhich is nowv less that the average cost of production in Ala bama, it is to the interest of the plan ters that the acreage of last seasoni be redluced one-fifth andl the said 20 pei cent, of acreage be lanttedl in crops that will sIupply homne consm n ptioi demands. A resol utioni, inviting far mner immigration and assuring.imnmi grants of good fellowship, was als< passe5d. UP DOWN and SIDE That is the way SLOAN'S SEEDS 11IOW. If you wvant the best varieties, f you want the best quality, Sloan's is the lance to buy. They no not claim to sell on cheaper than anybody else. Theiy (do of chaimi to keep everything, but they can sually get for you anything not ini stock, nd( you can dlependl on what you buy of SLOAN BROS. Our Congreusman. Representative Latimer, of South Carolina, made his maiden speech in the House Thursday. To those fa iniliar with Mr. Latimer's political career, the occasion was one of con siderable moment. M r. Latimer is a life-long democrat. He could, but for his declination, have occupied the position of lieutenant governor of his State, but as a matter of fact, he never held an otfice until elected to congress. Il his brief campaign he made only live or six speeches, and this fact, in connection with his non participation in public affairs, led to the expression of a fear by the South Carolina papers that he could not represent his diatrict intelligently or satisfactorily in congress. Conse quently his maiden speech in the House yesterday was listened to with more than usual attention by the South Carolina delegation in particu lar at d the Southern members in general. It was an able, lucid and carefully prepared argument, to show that if the secretary of the treasury had not publicly announced his deci sion to redeem the silver certificates iD gold, silver would not have been placed on the level of a coinmmodity and fallen in value. Mr. Latimer touched upon other phases of his sub ject, but this was the main point ->f his argument. At the conclusion of his speech lie was personally compli mented by Repres entattive Bryan, of Nebraska; Kilgore, of Texas, and other well known mllemnbers, who coi mtented upon the ef'ort as one of the strongest whichi had been delivered during the debate.- - W ashington Post. G. G1. Going to Itlchamond. Tile Greenville Gulards held a meet i ig last night, there being a full at tenidanice. The company will prohn by go to Richmloid next May to at tn i the tin veiling of the mornuinent to tie Confederate privates. A co-n mittec his been app1injtedi to make araigements for the trip. It is not yet dCi(leil whether the company nill go, but it is very probable. Preparations for tle eclebration and binquiet, to be held on the 22d, a1re) going )11o eVery da1Y. Ti oration will be dlelivered inl tle opera house anld the public is invited. The orator will be Col. Jatmes Armstrong, who haii a wide reputation for wit and el quence and the knack of always saying the right thing at exactly the right time. Laies especially are cordially inlvited to attend at the opera house and hear the distin. gish~ed speakier. Th'le banquIlet 'wl be held at the Mantsion house after the oration.-News, 2011 uit. Trawunicel Carried lmI elf to Prison. The (Coltumia State of the 23d tlt. publilies tie following: "Some. time ago J. Luther Traimmell, 0: G-weeiville, inl ex-stloonm-keeper, killed ai ne(gro in that city, lie wans tried and~ conivicted of mansiilaughiter and sen tenced to a termi of four year-s im. prisoniment in thle peniutenitiar'y. An eforit wals muadle to get a new tial th rough the supremtue court. An ad1 v'orse dec'ision wals hand(ed down a fewv days aigo. While the case was Ipending Trammi-ell wahs out on bond. Yesterday afte(rnoon)i Mr. Trammehl, who is a tall, slender younig man, stepp)ed ofi the Columbia and Green v'ille train wh'len it arrived in the city. lie had his cotmmit ment in his pocket and was on his way to dleliver- him self to the penitentiary authorities. lie stood6 airound the station for a while, talkinig to somne friends from Greenivile, and then wvent downi to begin his four' years residence at the State pirisoni." I~eath~ of Jose'j~J T. Mirahhanku. Joseph Tii. M~larc(hbnlks (tied at his home, on WV. C. Clevelanm's la1ce on the edge oif towun, yesterday at 2 o'clock. IIliihad been aiflicted with parailysis for inie inon ths, but for somnet ime beforeo his death it w~as tho ight tha t lhe wais i mnprovinug. Hius dleath w-as very suddenI. Mrli. March baniks w-as born and reatred in Paris Moutmni township1, but 1had( livedl for mnanty y'ears inl this city. He had beeni living oinI ir. Cleveland's pulace fourteen year's. Ilis wife died three ori fourp yearis ago, hiut lie leaves twvo sonis and four daughters. Hie wuas fifty y*ear-s old. He owned a farm in Bates township and twvo houses in this city. H-e wuill be buried tomor row at Ebenezer church, where his wife's body lies. Mr. Marchbanks wvas a man of strict integirity and a good1 anid much respected clitizen), anud had the conti denice, respect and( good wuill of all wh'lo knew himn.---News, 20th tult. Steady Work at Clemxson. CI~iarsoN Cotar.:, 8. C., Feb. 23. Clemsoni College op~ened1 again on the 16th with 330 boys. All of the professor's were ini place except the newly elected associate pr1ofessor (of agriculture, Mr. McGee, who is ex pected daily. To-day there ar-c 510 cadlets and lhe new arrivals each day. Thme work )f organiz~ationm is substantially com Letedl and the student s are already nardh at work. The numbers in th'e iricultural and mechanical depart nents arec about equal. Drills began) >romiptly and the nuewv cadets promiise o make raplid prgress. The corps vill be divided into twvo baittalions~ of our companies eachi, w i th Professors 113-the amnd Shanklini as mnajorsn and ho eiuommandaniit as lieutenanut-colonel. -Greenville News. . The Pension List. The revised pension lists fr-om the ounty penlsion boards in near-ly all of, he counties have nmow been received >y the comp)trller-getneral, arid as eon as the few which are lacking are Lied, the State board wvill be called t ogether, the State list revised and he par capita payment fixed. Then he~ warrauls 1e r.-oh of the B m '16 ujdl bei1ufnd an8 Hioni to the v..n0 7 -N ' f t. Jt w.ilI o6th be 4erv lnni ~ m A ReNmarkable Cure. "About eight months ago I had the' i mumps, and Lust after recovering I com menced to suffer with dyspepsia or futu gestion. For three months there was conlsn. ually a pain or lump In my chest, and my - bowels were so constipated I could never take an aper-nt. After using three bottles of ryner's dyspepsla renedy was entirely well and have remained so. I have not taken a singie drop of nedicline since, and have I gained twelve pounds." Yours truly, J. E. 3101vits. Atlanta, Ga. Price 60o per bottle. For sale by drug. gist. r . ORCINT91ES Or P2090133 U This is a beautiful book and at the same lime one of tle most useful. Comprising in one volume the rarest treats in history, adventume, art and science, concluding with a concise, but most comprehensive history of the World's Fair. 500 splendid illustrA tions ad beautiful engravings of 5 Columban Architecture. 8ol1o only h sub~scril il). Address or call on i . W. FA lt, Hice's, (. c Li u e Sumnuonus fr Relief. e TS'ATE OF SOUTi CAROLINA. S Pickens Countlty. Court of Common Pleas. Tempy C Stewart. Sallie Simmons, Susan Ioward, J. N. loward. E. N. Garrett, e Morning F. Garrelt. Alva V. Garrett. Lillie 0. Garrett anti Verner Howard and d Minnie Howard by their guardian ad lit e cm, J. N. Howard, Plaintiffs, Against Corrie M. Blaloc, Robert N. Blilock and L 1,. F. Blalock, Defendaits. Summons for Relief. (Complaint Served.) a To the Defendants above named: i You are hereby summoned and required g to answer the complaint in this action, of wlich a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer' to the . so id complaint on the subscribers at their of )f lice at Pickens, S. C., within twenty days y after the service hereof, exclusive of the S(lay of such service; and if you fail to an. swer the complaint within the time afore said, the Pialutiffs in this act-on will apply e to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. r Dated Januar 8th, A. D. 1894. 1 7J. 1. STEWAlr, C. C. P. [Otilcial Seal.] a J. P. CARY, and JounsoN &-R1onEyt Plaintiffs Attorneys. - To the defendants Robert N. Blalock and L. F. Blalock: Take notice that the complaint in this t action, together with the summons of which the foregoing is a copy was filed in I the oflice of the Clerk of the Court of Com 3 mon Pleas for the Couty of Pickens in the I State of South Carolina, at Pickens in said SSlate and County on the 8th day of Jan. uaz 1894. x&Rciy P. CARY, and JoHNsoN & RrcHrY, Plaintiffs Attorneys. E. Ii. MU:RRA.Y, J. E. nIOGGS, Anderson, s. C. ickens, S. C jURtRAY &c JOGG.S, ATTORNEYS .AT LAw, P'ICK ENS, S.. C. N F jILL &c wELD1ON, DENTIISTS, 122 M1aln Street. G R EKNVIJLA, S. C - Gans given every Thursday and Frldey, and teeth extracted without pain. -------- - ---- -----___ __ __ __3 DR. J. I'. CA RLISL E, DENT !ST,1 Ofilce over westmorelandl Hros & Duke's Drug Store. ljan9tf GEENVILLE, a. U. I1 JC. FITZGERALD, PIIOTOGRUA PH ER, GREEN VILLE, s. C. n Over WVestmoroiand llros'. D~rug Store. Alj tI work done by the Instantaneous process. Aliso n make enlargemonts from old pictures to any ', siz.e In water colors, crayon, India ink, oil and d plain photographs. n sahamos for Relier. STATtOFSOTH CARLINA,ja Jacob Alexander, Wmn. Alexander, b Elizab eth Cannon, Mary M .Gr. eve lev, M illey Bennett, Anthony B Lowis, M. H. Lewis, R. K. Lewis. and .John T. Lewis, W. Jacoba Lewis, Malinda 0. Lewis, Sarah M. C. Lewis and Elton McD. Lewis by their guardian ad litemn A. B. Lewis, Plaintifis, against George K. Hendricks, Julius H. - Alexander, Thadeus A. Alexander, James Alexander, Wmz. A. Alexan. der, Win. H. Alexander, Ephraimn '.1'. Alexander, Mary. Alexander and James A, Watts, Defendant8. Summons for Reolief. (Comn. plaint Served). To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re gatired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is here- , withl servedl upon y'ou, and to ser've a 0 copy of your answer to tile said comn. 0 plaint on the subscriber at his office, ( Pickens, South Carolina, within C twenty (days after the service hereof, rLa exclusive (of thme day of such service; and if you1 fail to answer tihe conlmlt j; within tihe time aforesatid,tho Plaintifik ill this action will ap~ply to the C'ourt" for the relief dlefmnded in the coin plaint. Dated Jan. 16th, A. D. 1814. [a.]J. M. STEwART, C. C. P. JIuLxs E. B~oooa, Plaintiffs' Attornev. To all thle Defendants except Geo N. Hendlricks: Take notice that the complaint in this action, together with theo stum muons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed ill the 0f1100 of tilh Clerk of the Court of Common Ples for the Cotunty of Pickens, in the State of South Carolina, at Pickens,[ in said State and County', on the 16th so 'day of January, 1894. That thle ob-. ject of said action is to partition the real estate of W illiam Alexanider, and What's that? Wh3 kicking! Not kick kicking our Job Pr If you want GOC in its latest and mo SENTINEL. Prict work just as goo( guaranteed. PICKENS SENTINEL C8 COLUMBIA AND Qft1NVL T 8 ;amuel Spencer, 1". W. Iluidekopar and Reubin Fostor, iteceivers. Condensed Schedule in effect Dee. 24, 1893. Trains run by 75th MeritUan Tin. qo. It No. 12 Daily STA'rTomN. )aily. 7 l5am........ LV.Charleston.Ar..... 8g45pin I 20atn........ Colu mbia. ... .... 415pm 203pm. . Alston 330pm 2 m........ "Pomnaria " . 34pm 2 35pm ........." Properity "........ 2 55pm 250pm........ .. Newberry "........ 239pm 254p1n........ " Helena " ........ 2 35pin 1.30pn........ " Chappell'8 ........ I D0pm 2 l8pin........ " Ninety Six ".........I :32pm 237pm...... . Greenwood "........1255pm 300pm........ . Ilodge's - ........12 35pmf , 320pm.... Donnald's. "........1. 16pm , 3 35pm. ...... "lHoneai Path "........12 03pm 3 5pn..........A r Heton Ly..........It 40pm 4 00pm.......... Lv Helton Ar..........11 40pm , 4 2pmn............Anderson... .......1 5>m 1, 4 58pm ... ........Pendleton ............10 36pni 530pm...........Ar Seieca Lv..... ...10 00pm 5 501pm...........I,v Seneen Lv......... 9 45pn 0 25pm .......Ar Walhailla Lv.. . ..905am 5 16pi ........Ar Greenville Lv.........10 15pm A ietween Anderson. lIelon and Greenville. A DaiIy. S..11 SATIONS No. 12 R 08pm.......Lv Anderson Ar.........12trp " 1 401pm.........Ar Belton Lv.....,.....II .1pm " I OOpm...........Lv Helton Ar...........1 310pm I 20pn........Ar Willhlinston. Ar.......11 t09pm I 26pn...............Pelzer..............11 03pin I 40pin........... PImoit..........10-18p 11 I 20pm .............Greenville............10 15pm " Between Charleston, Columbia, Alslon and Spigrta n burg. __________ DaIly. ____ 1. 13. STATION1 N. 14. 15am........ Lv C 'harleston Ar........ 8.45pm " 5-10am.........Lv Coluimbia Ar. 1.00pm " i 501pm...............A b5ton............. .2Opm 3 4.4pmn...........Carli..e....... ...It 26pm " ) 53pm............Sant...... ....It l7pm " 10pni.............union ............1 59pm " I 301pm...... ......oesilleI...........0.37pmh 43pm............. Paelet ............10.34 pm "* 110pm ....r Spnatnhurg Lv....0.0am 201pm......Ar .\sheville Lv.....6 501am Itetweenl Newberry, Clinton and Laurens." Ilaily Ex~ept Sunday.,4 o. S S'Al'ION. No. 16. 20nm...... Lv ('dmlumbia A r....4 150,m .00pm............Newberry............12309pm r.Opm............ Gldville...........II 35am 11 l5am............liton ............11 10am 50m.....Ar Laurens Lv........10 40am11 .Between Hodges and A bbeville. - 11. 11. STA TIONS. No. 10 - -05pm......Lv Ilodges Ar.........255pm l 25pm.,.........arraugh's..........235pm " 40pm.......r Abbeville Ly......220pm n.n 9. No. 12 " 40pm......Lv Hodges Ar.........2 25pm " 00pmn...... ....Darraughi's...... ..... 11 5pm " 15pm.. .Ar Abbevlle Lv... 1150am " Connectiora via South'iound Railroad. DanilIy. o. 38. N o. 38 .45am... L..v Columbia Ar...20pm "~ .30am....Ar Savannah Lv...10. 20am " Nos. 13 and 14 aresolid traIns between Charles" n and Asheville. Through coach between Savannah andI Ashe lle 01n 14 and 13. Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C. division, " lrthbound, 1.43 a. mn., 5.05 p. in., 0.12 p. mn. (Ves-. buled limited); southboundl, 12.25 ai. mn.. 2.5? p." .11.37 a. mn. (Vostibul ed limited ); west bouin - .~ N. C. divIsion, 6.20 and 3.10 p. mn., for Hien." 7rsonville, A sheville axjd 11(ot SprIngs. Trains Icehve Greenville, .9. C., A. A C. d Ivision," 3rthbounsd, 12.42 a. in., 4.00 p. im., 5.23 (Vestibul. " I limited); aouthboiund, 1.20 a. in.. 4.00 p .28 p. mn. (Vestibuied limited).p.i. Trains ieave Seneca, A . & C. division, north-" )und, 11.30 p. mn., 2.27 p. mn., and 4.10 p. in.; uthhound, 2.32 a. mn., 5.35 p. mn. andl 1.37 p. m " Pullman Sleeper on 13 and i4 het eon Ch arles ni aiid Asheville, via Columbia anid Spartan-. irg. Pullman palace sleeping car on trains 35 and" *,37 anid 38 on A. & C. division. A V. E. McTIEE, Gen't Superintendent, Columiai, S. C. S. II. HAlIDWICK, A ss't Gen'l Pass. Agt., A tlanta, Ga. GntManager, Washingtoni, D. C. W. A. TI;RK, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Washaingtoni, D). C. ' 0OL II.\AS, 44 Ti-s~le Manager. Washilngton, D). C Scientiflo American Agency for . - iii will . licit CAVEATS, tisli TRADE MARKS, DESION PATENTS, Satent take uyu is brouht befor o pub110by anotuoo given tree of charge lai ths a should bo without, it., Weoek ii ot ir; $1.60six tenthis. Addrea 3151 a C. Z~sxs(J I Droadway, Mow York Cit. 'O@@OO*O@@@6*e*O@O@eeee@*6~eOt r lifE IPAN8 TADiULEI! regulate the stomach, andla livr aund bioweis, urify aebodarle' ant tota sfoadw oreua.Arabe ar remed' fiilousnss, lotches on the Face Seh Chronic Diarrhcea, Chronf .iver Trou ', ial Gnu betes, Disordered Ittomach, Dizziness, 1)ysotery No DppsaEczema, Flatuienc Femnao Coi 7.00 pftF'lDreathdlieadache, Isertburn,Hlivea, 8.4i0 Nete ite Me lanf a. 10 tion Pimple, Rlush of lood 12.29 tote ead Sallo w om. 12.41f oxoIa theum Scald 1.30 Ioad r of - ula,Bick Head- 24 aoho,.Akinpls- eases Boa 2.1 Stomach 71red Feeling rri 3.14 L~ivor, hicers, Wa teor Brash 5.0 and every oth-.re m 74 or discaso that e--r esymptom --~~ impure bleed er a tftaiuo in the prope rformm. 6.20j slice of their fun~ctions by the stomach fiver and _.3_ Initestinos. Persons given to over-eatiugare ben eftdb ai n ueafter each eal. A -4 241 xinue uo teRpans lols istfme t 6 151 uroforobtinteconstipation. They contn 8 101 ohnthtcnbe iniju ious to the most eli- 10 22 ate. gros 9 lross $12 1-4 M2 -24 gross 15 cent Rent byma jp1 4 sd. _)20 Iddress TiHE ItIPANiI CuZzO ouAzY 'I). . 0. Box 673, ew Yorkr. Char SCHOOL. CHURCH. BANlI A. a AND COURI HOUSE FURNITURE. H1ELLO I r certainly we a.re alive. and ing about the hard times, but !sses or all they are worth ID, NEAT JOB PRINTING, ;t artistic designs, call at THE .s as low as anywhere and 1, if not better. Satisfaction JOB DEPARTMENT 11 RICHMOND a DVPILL I muel Spencer, F. W. Iuldekoper and Retubin Foatr, Receivers. Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line Division. Schedule in effect July 2nd, 1893. ?'owrnoumn. No. 86 No. t21. I(. i8 Eastern Timt Dally. Daily. Dafiy Y. Atlanta (ET)...... 6.46pni 9 50am I 00pn Peachtree .......... ...... Helt Junction .. ... . .. ... 10 10am Goodwin's....... .. ........ 10-22am Chamblee...... ........ 10 28am Doraville.......... ........ 10 31am Nordross .-.-....723pm 10 39am. Dul nth .. ........H....... m Suwance.... ... ....... ...I 01m Buford.......... . ........ 11 3am. Flowery Branch .. II I Dm ode'll-.......... ....... 11 331m Gainesville..-.-- 820pm l l4am 322pu New lolland.............11 0arn White Sulphur...... ....1200n'n . Lula.........- 8 40pm 12 12pm . Hellton ........... ........ 12 14pm Longview ......... ....... 12 28pn. Cornelia -.......... ........ 12 39Pm - r. Mt Airy....... 0905pm 1242pm v. Mt A ....... 9 05pm 1 02pm Ayermvi le. ......... .......I 2q m TocCOa ............ 9 ipm 1 36pm . Folp n ..----......... .1 .pm. Mad .on...... ........ 206pm . 1!arbins.......... ........2 211 s . Wei.tiuinster... .. ........2 2 p Richland .......... ........ 3p Seneca............ 10 15pm 4 48rpm. Keowee ........... ........ rm. Ca houn ........... ........ 00 pm Central ............ 40 37pm 3 opm 4 Sj33 Liberty ..... .. ........ 31pm Ensleys........... 11 07pm a atpm (Crosswell -..--.. .... ........ 342pm Greenville.......... 11 2gpm 4 5p n p Taylora ...........- .... ... 4 22pn . Giecrs.............. ........ 4 31pm Duncan's.................4 40pm Weliford .................. 4 47m. Fair lore t.--...... ........ 5001.m Spartnnburg Juu'c........504pm a trtan g .1222am 506pm i 2 . A ...on...--........ ........ 22pm~.. Cowpenm..--.---..........2Cpm Thiectty.-....- ........ ....5 7pm Gail-neym..........12 59mm 60;:m. Bliackmburg........ i amt 60 pm 7-0 Grover....-..--.......... 6 .p King's Mountain.--......... 635pm. Bessemer City.--........... 6;pm. Gatonia..... ...... 153am 7 00t Lowell ...... ...... ....... l?-m. Ilellemtont.......... ...... 22;n. Lodo.......--.--.-........7 35pm. r. Chrotte ......2 30amn 1 -15 1 No 5 No 11 No. Sor:mazoxND. Daily. -Daily Dai . .Chtarlotte.........I25pm 1200 'n 9,3~ Lodo .-----.---.-.......... 11pm Htellemiont.... .... .... ....12 27pm Hessemer...C........ ........ 1 (yjm King's Mouniali,--......... 1.19rm Grover.-.-----............ .7pmn llinck sbu g ...1244am i.47pm104 Graffney,........ ..1259am 2.G7pm 'Ihicketty......... ........ 2.22pm Cowp, na.-........-. .... ...2.35ipm .. Clifton.--.......... ....2.38. Spartanburg ... I.. 35am 3.00pm hpartanburgJune.. ....... 3.2pu, I'air F~orest......... ......3(r7pm Wellford ........... ...... 2pm Duncan's................32pm Greers.......... ... ......336pm Taylor's...... ............ 3 45pm Greenville.........2.28m 4.05pm 6 ('rosswell................. 420pmt Ensleys ..... ...... 2.48am 4 35; m Liberty ............ ... 4 5lpm Central.. .......... 317cim 506pmn (al houn............ 51p Iheowe ...... ..... 124pm Seneca ..... .... .. 3.40am .6 9p'm. Rlchland .... ...... ........ 515pm flarblnsh---- &pr Madison'-- "' -- .. .. pm .... yT Fomm........-.-...... 61lipm .. .. 're ''''' '''' ''' -.. l Ipm..... .....r..y............ ...... 6 Seyl... ML,, Airy---...... ........0pm. Longv..e''--"...---..........70pm. ..e.... -.--.--.-... .......72p Lula..---..----.-..... .... ....73pm . White Sulp'h'r..... I13am 7.fl0pm .... New fiolland -----....7 52pm .. (Galnesville.----....... 812pm ... O:leif's - --.54m81p . lioweryBranicYh----....... 8 0m .. Hunford. '''"''..n8.... Uniiuth...--.....-. Norcro~.g''- -... .... ..... In.... I)orrvilli -..-.... .... .... ... 2pm .. (Charnblee'''''.'''''''''.... 9 i.... oodwii)n----.-.... ........9 42pm .. Helt nnet'i....... ........ 9.pm .. Pechlltreo '''. A tlanta (N,''T.j'''. 1f041 561 4.56. >tc empecially that trains Nos. 15, 16, 17 and P, run between Corni lie and A tlanta instah tule and A tlht. Agents will give all p, y possaible and hare~ newspapers make J tn in a(cordance with our existing advy g arrangementa. WV. A. TURK. Cien'i Pass. Agt. W1ashIrngton, D. ( S. i. A AIRDWICK, Ass't Gen'l Pass.m A 't,A tIanta,'G. Superintoendent A tlanta, Ga Genoral Manager. Wahington, D. C. 801L HIAAS, Trafmi Manager Washington, D. D E ATLANTIC COAST LINE R. PASSENGER DEPARETMENT. WiHmington, N. C., Jan. 14, 1893. tt Line between Charleston and Colum , Upper Sonth Carolina and Western No linia ahd A thons and A tlanta. Conden.. dule: g Wost. Going Er-'' 52. STA TIONS. * *No. ;'. Sm...Lv Chia1eston, 8. C., A r...8.40,. tim.............. Lanes. ......... .. 7.00' ; tnm........ .... .. Sumter.... ..........a5., . rp......A r ColumbIa Lv...42nr .m............Proserty...... .......1. >m.... ...... ...Newberry...... .... 2.33.. m..............Clinton.............1.68, -.. >m.......Greenwood..........46 >m.............Abbeville..........12.N.: ,.4 >mf...... ...... ..Athena...........00 w >m..............Atlanta........... 7.30,a m........ nnboro...... ...l.1a >m.,,....Charlot te, N. C.....90pu >m.............A nderson........l 16' at .m..............Greenville.........-10 I15' In.......... .partanburg..........10 og iim.... Heeronville, N. C.... 46 .. SA.s...hAeville, N. C......6- 0 c ify. Non. 52 antd 53 solid trafinbetwo-'r eston arrd Columbla, 8. (C. -IH. M. EMERSON, Ass't Gen'l Passenger Agoni KENLY, T. M. EM ERSON, on'l Manager. Trafic Manager Money to Loan. im , o d frrm lnnete in sums of *?*0 , -(ie Dr werojn~y offlii thld.t.,, In. *)Afttshug hit. ilJr< in anLy o(a F to g ir >(MSAl tiori ov 1 J'iCren . . I