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~l | PICKENS SENTINEL, P1" CK1U .N 8 . I ., 8. C. E.- n10430. A COroprietors Kateo t Pjckemx,1'ostotve as Second Its Matter. 8 n RIPTION PIE, Yearinvara bly in advance: for six niouth, 76 cents Advertisenents intserted at one dollar per square of one inch or less for the first insertion and niftv cents for each Rubsteient insertion. A Slieral citscotit made to ner.-hatits and'othter advertiiit ,. for six months or a year. TIVELY Nor T.AKN. Obituary notices exceedin : five lines, tribtstex of respect, Comm1u1ica1 tions of a personal character, whon admissaIble, winl be charged for as utvertisemneits. 'I .1DAY, MARCII 29, 1894. A Colitiovs Imsaalnesitt. Bo quiet Loys, a few more wt I. and the Pielcens Sentinol will be one if us, and then it will bo in order lo kill the calf and sing welcome wanl derer.--Easfey Democrat. Wilst thou do Tim, SENTINEL. aS f toui didat the Democrat ! We arO glad thou didst not say "fatted calf ;" for she is not fat, although to be taxed, asho has been %aluied highly. But if TnE SENTNm;1 had startd1 back, or libont gone anywhere to retnrn, it 4 would co-tainly ibe frigh teted away by an ugly old father likte the Demo. crat running to meet it.. Read the following from the Democrat, and set if it is not swiftly retutrning fr'oIm n brief but wild escapade in the eneuy'i "We don't know that the r(fo1rmers hava any grouids to be sorry that Judge Iziar ham been elected to Conl gress from the first district Stokes f court1e would halve suited them Tzlar is, we believe, a con and will maJlke a good anybody see that io is trymi, l b out from among the roforn journals and flop his wings and crow on the conservative fenuce Izlar was State chairman of the Oi. garch v, and (i-opped out, of thait onto te circuit bench, yet the Democrat which is masquerading Im the garb of reform has the effrontery to inti mate that he is "a conscientious man.'" The next thing anybody knows he vill piilt it all over the county that Izar is a good man. Fellow eitizens, we rise to remark seriously and Sol. - imnly, if there is no way of keeping the editor of the Democrat out of our crowd and praising our bost men, TnE SENTINEI, will avail itself' of the first opporttiinity to Collide- with a south bound sixty ton engine. We believe this would bo terriblo and sudden destruction, but lmany, many calamities would be0 violets antd honey suckles comuparedi to havinig somle men fall on your nteck and kiss you. "Here is our dagger, Brutus. Striko us quick. As soon ats thle boys get quiet, that calf is going to sing. Soothe us just a little with a eyelonie first.. Glorious Acis1evme~ntu. ( The Easley Dconocrat, like many 1 other refornm newspapiiers, is afraid I t'ie conservatives will inju re them- 4 8 *lves by eniticizig the adinistra tion. It marched upi tho hill and1( muirched back downi thebill) in recit ing the achievemients~ of the royal at, ito government, but it overlooked tO toImSt importanitt statemtent to those, wh onot htld oice, and that is the gra eductiot in ta lsh reducing the number of offices, and curtailingr goverminent expmenses generally. This was the key unote of thet Shell mani festo, andi that good man11 is n1ow inI Washington wee-ping over the pos.'ti tuition of the salcred doceimnent to mere1( I political jImrpoises. Show how raising - the assessmients on the r ailroads and< * cerushing Coosaw hats lowered the ta 1s1o the farmers, and killed off f-lio goverunent palp-suickeris. ThteI .Demoer-at shoild .nhot gt. t its dates mixed ott the facts o.f history, itn its laudable <-ff-rts to mix thte factions. It is customariy for the organs to claimi all the 110no0 ofi establishing Clemuson - Callege, but thet lmuntiicencie of old man ( lemisont was atcep-1ted by the old ring rule crowd, and the college foun ded, directed ath nd anaged by sonic 3 of the dteepest dlyed consers atives the I State afforded. Bult it is a little too early in the conflict for either sidle to C claim anything on this score. If thefy will keep politics out of it and direct it aI ptirely for tho interests of the peopPle I antd make it a blessing to the State, (Clemuson should have all the honior of foiunding it, aind the trustees and faculty thte praise for making it a suc-g cess. But refor-mers, farmer's Alliatnce -- ings and bicker-ings5 abont p-oities -would liko to read some of the reforniaa plromises in their tax receipts. Coxey was to march from Mlassil. It kn, Ohio, at noon last Sabbath at Ik the head of a cavale,ado which he said v will' strike terror to the hearts of f .those wvho have boeen abusing their 1 power by legislating in favor of *tho < rich against the poor. He is "On to Washington" to demand the passage of a bill for the issuing of $500,000, 000, In legal tendor notes to be spent by *the Secretary of War at the rate f$20,000,000 a month in building ao~d in, the various states. Corey~is ~, l~:.toeach4 WVashington with biahosteaon Who Fainted. Politics are so funny. In the firsti act. of that little drama in Washing ton last wevek, the newspapers had it that Gov. Tillman fainted; in the next aet Senator Irby fainted. It will be remembered by some of the friends a1d opponents of the present Easley and Pickens load, that when that enterprise Was the all absorbing question lieforo the county commissioners, and three days had ben consumed in hearing testimony and every inch of advantagoe was be. ig hotly disputed by Opposing coun sel, a dispute arose as to the test imo ny of a certain witness against th< roa(, when he was peremptorily re called, and the patient and easy-going chailirmian, Capt. Talley, said sternly: "The oily question is, sir, diI tli( mule mire up or down?" Startletl a1nd confused by the presiding ofiteer he replied: "Yes, sir, the Imulo mire(1 up to the saddledskirts-no, sir, I mired down to his belly-he mire<l lp, hei mired down. Can I go?' "Yes, if you can get out of the mire,' said the chairinan. Some of the conserva tive )al)er.s1 art complaining ablout so many lawyer trying to ride on thev reform mtove Ient. Don't bother. Just let thei ride. Tihey'l ride any mtovement you can start. If it, won't tote double, some otier fellow iuist walk and lead. He'll do withlot his dinner anldmn other things that lie would enjoy more, for fear some other lawyer will ho) oil the snddle hllile ime is off. "k quiet boys," when it begins to bck, the fun iwill be to those walkiing. The People's Journal should not fLil tolCture its young contemporary, the Easley Democrat, this week. It ias bc n decorat-ing its editorial columns with mtaniy expressions well calculated to place a large discount 01 political prejudice and animosity. It is pushiig its craft into the haveln of good will, and as it approaches the shore, by a very cotumon optical il. lusion, it is led to believe Tilu Sirx T1:. is retturning. Tlie ot toitl Pllant,last ieek, jumped oil the Piednont Headlight with all four feet and done it up in srlt. or (er. We have appointed one day next week for all the reformers to adjust their diff'erences and come to a pro~per untderstandting. If they (10 not avrail themselves of the opportuniiily we fear the(y will injure them~iselves. On the 22d of April, thm Port Rloyal Shipping Co., wvill clear front Port loyal the first passeniger steamship, 'Mexican," for Liverpool. TIhis wiill >e the first pasenger steamer thatc ver cleared from a South Atlantic ort for Europe. The saloon fare romt August~a to Liverpool is only 50.00. If any cadidates desire to learn be art of how to keep) strong, headlhy alves from having horns, we are 1 endy to furnish and guarantee the iformationi, and that it will be satis actory. Cows with the hollow horn re a nuisane. Send $1.00 to Tm. ENNEanwed lerest. Evans antd Atkinson are having nt >ig time j ust. now in their joint do. mites advertising themselves to) the itizens of Georgia. Tihe campaign >romlises to 1)0 quite as exciting and1~ little closer thtan the Gordon Bacon on test, w hich was so istublborntlyp ought five or six years ago. While in Augusta ast week we mad the pleasure of hearing an (eel it ermlonl from0 Dr. Lamsing Jior u)ughs, Oin the subIj'.ct of .Jus~tinica-. ionI. He has been in Augusta about levent years, pastor of the same hdtreb, the First 1ap1tist., anid still is people hear him gladly, Pichenis co'unty for twvo or .tliree cars colleeled( taxes Onl 3.34I miles of le Blue Ridge Railroad, valued at i rer $1 ,000, to whieb either Anudersun( r Oconee was entitled. The tax for )1-'92 amounted to $279.72. '.1he ssessmtent was not entered on the LAt dupllictt Judge Benmet, having been accu~sedt a amiblers. by the Suter Freeman, I liice) denounces the auithmor as a Isifier. Hie had only3 pilayed whist aice since he hatd beenl ini Sutmter id 1no n.foney was putt up onl the suIt. Th'e Blarney tonie in the Irish Vil go 01n Midwvay Phaisance which was t 580(d by 2500 at 10 cents a kiss, I as a lime stone paving block (lug e om1f tile corner of 5i7th street and I 'ortland Avenue in the city of Cli ago. The political signs ptoint to a dry ummer. Senator Butler and Gov. h ijllman have both anlnouncedl that t< hero is to be no0 mud slinging in the a amnpaign for the senate0 Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, the ~ atriot Statesmann and Christian,died ~ Washtington on the 26th inst,.t If the candidates are not very care fil in their struggle for office thi year, the mask of reform will bticono displaced. Sprouting candidates should tboi oughly soak themselves in the blue stone of genuine reform to escape th cut Worm. Many of the gubernatorial cain paigns in this State spread too mce sail before Easter, unless there ha been more freight for ballast. W. McB. Sloan has boen noming ted by primary for Mayor of Colum bia. His nomination gives genera satisfaction, and we feel assured tha he will mako a good officer. Soon we'll sheli the English l peas, And churn the golden butter; The candidates, on their knees, Will soon begin to stutter. "Tat ra-Boom-de-ay." We admire the judgment of th< Easley Democrat in sticking to Ellerb for governor, if he did blush a littb at the Lexington meeting. We have seen sicker kittens tHan that live tc catch rats. Dr. J. Williarn Stokes, of Orange burg, who was fairly defeated foi Congress by the election of Judg Izlar ias eintered a contest. He ii More anixious to go to Washingto thani he at first thought he was. A. G. Riddle, the novelist, has written a very meritorious story on titled "Ansel's Cave." Our worthy solicitor, no doubt, would enjoy read ing this book, as it tells of an inter esting place - which he has not yet discovered and ma1y wish to avoid. Tihe story is quite unique in. one re spect; the characters all appear in their original proper names. Unmcle Sana and South Carolina. The revenue authorities at Wash inton and Governor Tillnan have hadt an amicable adjustment of their whiskey matters. Whichever gets the first, taste of a given lot of contrabarld wliskey, the State or Uncle Sam, the same is to have the sale of it, but the State will be allowed a Comnmission, as shown by the following from an inter view with the Governor: Governor Tillman says he has fur ther promised the commissioner to permit perchasers of retail packages sold at the government auction sales to retain Posssion of them. He will furnish cirtliicates which will permit (lie purchasers to ihld thiem if for their own uise, bumt ther must pay the State inn adlvaiice of 25 per cent. on the pur-( Iishasg pracC. '1 he commissioner isked the governior, lie says, to fix omie arbiutrary .lire of this kind, and hat is the onie agm eed to. He says: W~e bot1.h desaired t>~ have it adljus'ted n a friendly b~asis, and this was the tly plan we could discover." Time tailroad. If wo did1 not have to answer so any civil and excuatble questions bout the p~rospects of the railroaud, here would be nothing sr id about it LI theRe columns, and the work would >0 allowed to show for itse~lf when Lone. It has been said the road vould be compnlelted in 90 days, and hat it, never would be0 completed. We tever have accpted either statement H strcty 1ru. We still have enough nidec tiln the (enterprise ospn ome~ time atnd money oni it. Its stai us now is that a gentletman of sufli. ient mieans is to lie here some timeo his week to~ investigate t he prospect f naking an inv'estment in its coin )letionl. He thiniks there is a good hance for it to pay. If he is of the atie opimion after looking over the ~rotund, lie hats the meanis at hand to mish it in two anonlths. Develop-. I(ntts will bie promtlty reported. In he mejan time, we shall hanimmer wa) at it till it is accomplished. Aeccidtally Shot. A fourteenl year-old son of *John Vright was out hunting with a col Iredl man namied1 'Tom Blvthe, last N ednesday, along Twelve Mile River tear Central, when IBlythie w~as shot hrough thle heaid I y Wright. T1he coroner's jury, wvhieb w as em aunel led to hear- thle testimony as to bie killhng, (xonlerted Wr'ighit, sav tug the shtooting was p)urely acci lental. Wright and the negro wereO some). rhat sepairatedn in their search for >hteasants andl neither knowv where 1h0 othier wvas, when Wright sawv v'hat he took to be a pheasant on the ence and1( at once firedl upon0 it. Hie 001n dliscove~red his fattal mistake, and hat the aim of his trusty rifle had be truio anud deadly. Th'le hall had 'ierced his 'omrnatd's skull. This mas abloutt 10 ai. m). and the negro ied abouit 5 p. in. of the same (lay. A Mtodei F'arnm. Auiditor Biryant had business ont lie Greenville side last week, anid in >rms us that lie paid a short visit to ao muodecl farm of F. K. McKenzie. lo says Mr. "Me." has abouit 300 ittle, 100 hogs, 100 sheep, and a irge nluber of horses atnd mules, 11hin the ver~y best condition. His p~astutres of blue grass and ermnuda are no0w almost supporting ie stock. A short time ago lie sold fiftv-four ad of cattle at 83! eents, amounting nearly 70,000) pounds, bringing 4 >Ouit the sumii of $267.50. Mr. "Me." does not allow any of his dtte to grow horne, as these are seless and dlangerou~s attachments 1* domestic annimals. This farm itself is a good agricul iral collee for tha om......t.. The Barett Case to be Tried Here. The famous cases against C. P. Barrett, of Sprtanburg, accused of several violations of the postal laws, will be tried here after all. A'private letter received here yesterday from I .nRpector Pec brought the inforina- I tion. The judges and all concerned, a after consultation, decided that the cases shall be taken up at the August term of court in Greenville. This - will be good news to the hotel keep era, as there will be fifty or more witnesses fron all parts of the coun try, and the trials will probably pro tract the summer term considerably. -Greenville News. Died lt Texas. SALONA, Texas, March 20, 1894. t Mrs. Martha 11. Rice, the wife of W. J. Rice, died at Salona, Tex. Meb. 13, 1894, of inflamation of the brain, ago 33 years. She was ministered to by kind and loving bikuds through all her sickness. She was a good, kind neiphbor, and a Christian. Her re mains were interred at Bethel Bap: tist Church, (of which she had been a member for four years) on the next day, in the presence of many friends. Rev. .1. B. Downing, in conducting the funeral, made a most interesting talk. W. J. Rice and wife were formerly of Pickens county, S. C. Oconeea Mass-3Meetiog. A citizen of Greenville, who was in Walhalla Saturday attended the re- i form mass meeting for Oconee county j held there on that day. lie stated yesterday that the meeting numbered eleven persons, including himself. n Mr. Pickett was elected the delegate 0 to the preliminary reform conference. e There was an earnest debate on the question as to whether tho "reform- e er" should paky the expenses of the a delegate to and from Columbia, the a general opinion being that they b should. -Greenville News. Dacuieville. Small grain looks well. The farm. t era have imade good use of the pretty t weather in March. The cotton crop and guano bills will be about the same as last year. Dacusville will furnish her qiota of candidates. They are popping out P With the buds. An old darkey here says it makes 4) hin work better to know lie is going to he paid on Saturday night in silver. He wants the president to approve the Lilver dollar. i4 Just a Little BetterJust a Little E Cheaper, Just a Little Newer. fla Just these little somethings make this the best phice to buy everything kept in our line NOVEIiLl'ES ALWAYS SELL. . We believe we have the largest and best assortedI stnck of Novelty D~ress Goods kept In Greenville. You can dress like a queen, for it0 cenIts per yard1. See urw dlispIly of ' Ducks, Thibet (Jioths andl Salines at 10 cenin per yard. Nterpentiane Cloth, tiw, Mj Ilatest fad for evenIing dlresses, in all the hi;;h colors, at 20 cents per yard; just as pretty as a $2 silk. REMNANTS IN CARPlE 'S. St ramnti thingsq are happening every day.J[ )ne of then.j is that we have redluced ou' .5Cents (quality to 25 eents. The reason of ~his is we have sold all of our 25 cents 1C2 lialts. Now Is the thn~e to huy a carpet ~ heI(ap., Body Brusse~l Carpet I11 yards longtei II , with frinire .hrown in. Tape'stry 1l - yards long for 75, cenits. JUS3T A RIMINDlElt. Indigo Prints 5 cents per yard. Best fla ple Ginghams 5 eents p~er yardl. A goodl ofrk i cents Uballie for three cents per yard. I'he best yard wideo Sea Island on earth for :3 > cents per yard, and Jones &. Garrisoi made thesei prices. OUR 8S1OE D)EPARTMENTr. This D~epatrtment has been selected with nnch care. We buy our Shoes from the sts factories in the Unjted States, andi o ecep nothing but the best. Our ladies| wor Jogl Butto-n Boot for *1, our ladies mak )ong'la Button Boot for $1.530, and our pizei adties JDongola Button Ihoot for $2 cannot be. .qualled tn p)rice and quality. See our -" in of ladies Oxfords ami you will buy no thers. A full line of men's Shoes in all hc best makes. To arrive this week the >est Man's $3 Shoe on top of dirt. Polite Lttention to all who visit our store. No rouble to show goodls. VTERY TRULY, GREENVILLE, S. C. Sunaunons for Re~ler. 'iTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUa-r or PRonATE. [ohn WV. F. Thompson, R. M. Grant, Rloht. A. Thompson, in his own right nud( as administrator of the estatei of Ranson Thompson, de-. ceased, Plaintiff;, keorge MclD. Thompson, S. Francia l lamnilton, Charles Neal, Silas M. Neal, Johnt W. Neal, the heirs at law of Abbie Dean,deceased, names, GRi' numbers and residence unknown; if y, the heirs at lawv of Dempsey Thomup. pa son, names, nutmbers and'residence pa unknown; the heirs at law of Re- Y"" becca Evatt, deceased, names, non. not her and residence unknown, De- usur fen d ants,.n Sn ummons for Relief. (Comlhain tan not Ser'ved). ther Po the Defendatnts above named: *You are hereby' summoned and re jiniredl to answver the petition and ~ annpjhiinit im this actiont, wihich is ierewith filed in the Court of Pro. 73 bate, at Pickens Court House, South aairohina, and to servo a copy of your T1 ltswer to the saiid petition and comn. )laint on thme subscriber., at his offiee it W alhalha Court I louse, Sou th~ Caro. ina, within twenty days after """" ~he service hereof, exclusive of the lay of such serv'ic; and1( if you fail to ulealer the, petition anid complaint vithim the tine aforesaid, the Plain. O ib iffs in this action will apply to th ourt, for theo relief demanded in the >etition and comliaint. Dated March 5, A. D. 1894. 8 Pickens Court House. divl Roer. A. TuOMhWSON,ma Plaintiffs' Atitot ney. ma J. B. NEwBEnnY, [Senl] Mad Judeo P'robatc.Phdcns .... . EnJoy Good Seas. You can easily lo it, if you will keel rour stomach, the laboratory of your body n good order. Tyner's Dyspepsla Iemed vill do this. It will build you-up and gliv rou good health. It stainds alone as tl Pest. Send for book of full particulars an oe cured -enjoy goo- health and be happy look free to all. Price 50c per bottkc Por sale by druggists. This is a beautiful book and at thi same lime one of the moot useful. Comprising in one volmne the rarcs treats In history, adventure, art anti science, concluding with a concise but most comprehensive history of the World's Fair. 500- splendid illustra tions and beautiful engravings ul Columbian Architqctue. Sold only by subscription. Address or call or II. W. FARR, Rice's, 8: C. Cita tion. ~ITATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTr oT PICKENS. ly J. B. NEWBERRY, Enquire, Probate Judge Whereas, J. M. Stewart, C. C. P. lade suit to me, to grant him lettern f administration of the estate and ffects of Ira T. Roper. These are therefore to cite and ad 1onish all and singular the kindred nd creditors of the said Ira T. Roper, eceased, that they be and appear efore me, in the Court of Probate > be held at Pickens Court House C., on the 25th day of April next, fter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock t the forenoon, to show cause, if )ey have any, why the said adminis. -ation should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 12th ay of Mlarch, 1894, in the 118th )ar of our independence. J. B. NEW BERRY, J. P., P. C. 'fee County Conavnass"oner PICKENS COUNTY. Overseers of roads are hereby noti. -d to put four (4) days work on the iblic roads, between now and the ith of May. They will carefully >serve the law in regard to default. 8, and return the names of all de. ulters as required by law. By order of the Board. J. J. LEWIS, Clerk of Board. Pickens, March 15, 1894. nI. MriRRAY, J. E. 11ocos, A ndersjon, S. C. P'lekens, S. C URR1A Y & NIoGos,. A TTORNEY% A' TLA w, P'ICK ENS, s. C. L & wELDON, D.ENTIrss, lain Street. (oRh'E~N~iJL L , S. C ex ra ie evry'ihiir day anmd Friday, anid J. P. UA R LISIE, DEN T IsTr, e over webtmoreland liros & Duke's Drug ltore. *nitf oIREENYi1LLK, s. u, . ITZoERA LD, PHIOTOGRIA P ER, GREENVILL.E, s. C. or weatmoreland liro.'. Drmug Store. Alt. : done by the instantaneous process. Alan inenlargewnta from old nditue to s1ny i photograph. UP DOWN and SIDE. mat is the way SLOAN' SBEEDS )W. If you want the best varIeties, mi want the best quality, Sloap's Is the e to buy. They no not claim to sell cheapcr thanm anybody else. Thecy do lalim to keep everything, but they can .Ily get for you anything not 1mn stock, you can dlepend on what you buy of 1. SLOAN BRiOS. Kain St., GREEN V~LLE, S. C. LE BESTr OF EVERY-. THING IN D)RUGS. 4 J. E. SIRRiINE,| ril Eng ner and Surveyor Greenville, S. C. pecial attention given to Sub. sion of land, Terracing and esti ion of Water Power. Office sai 08St., ove r Felton's Book Store. What's that? Wih kicking! Not kici kicking our *Job Pr If you want GO( im its latest and mo SENT!NEL. Pric work just as goo guaranteed. PICKENS SENTINEL COL4UMBIA AND 1IANVLL111~ Samuel Spencer, F. W. Ifuldekop.,r and Iteubin Foster, Riecelvere. Condensed Schedule in effect Dec. 24, 1893. Traltis run by 75th Merldian Time. No. It No. 12 Daily STAvTIONS. Daily. 7 5am..... IV. Charle.ston, A r........ 84 irn I I20,tan........ "Columibia. " ... .... 4 Ibpm 1203pm ........ Aleton . ........ 330pn 121pm........ " Pomuria ........ 3 14pm 12 35pmn........ "Prosrity ". 2 55pin 1250pm........ "Newberry ........239pm 1251pm ........ Ilelena " 235pm 1 Wpm........ "Chappell'" ........ 1 6pm 2 118pm........ N inety Six "........ 1 32pm .37pm...... . "Ueenwood "........1265pm 3 Wpm........ .. lodge's.'' ......1235pm - 3 20pm.... . ' )nnld' a ..12 10pm -~F 335pm. ...... lionea Path .. ........1203pm 3 55pIn........ r ielton I... .11 40pm 400pm--.---...a hielton Ar.. .11 40pmi 4 24pm............ Anderson .........Ill 5pm " 4 68pm-..........Pendleton ............10 36pim 5 01pn...........A r Seneet Lv..... .. 1000pm 550pm........... Iv Seneca Lv........ 9 45pm 6 26pm.........Ar Walhalla.v.. ... 9 0 m i b 1pm. r Greenville Lv.........10 15pin Between Anderson. liel to" and Grecnville. _________________Daily. No.'l I STATI ONS. No. 12 3 08pm ....L..... Lv Anderson A r......... 12 07pm 3 40pm...........A r lelton I.v........... 1 45pm " 4 "0pm.........Lv Belton Ar........11 30pm " 4 20pni........Ar Williamton. Ar.......1 O0pm " 420pm...............Pelzer...........103pm " 4 40pmi.............l'iedmont......... .10 48pm A 11 20pmi............reenville ............1015pm L Between Charltton,. Columbia, Alston and Spartanburg. D~ailly. v oN' S.No0. 14. 7 5am ........ I.v Charlesti Ar........ 8.45pn f 10am..........v 'olumbia Ar...... 1.00pm 5 50pnt.............\1st ...........12.20pm 44pnm..............Cirlimle...........11 26pm 853lpm............. Sntuc... .. ....II 17pm " .7 10pm........ .... ...'uon .............0 59pm ' 730pm---........Joesvlle.............37pm' 7 43pmn............aol....... ....0.34pm " S l0pnm....Ar Spartamnburg L~v. .. .00am " Il C0pmn......r .\sheville Lv.......-60am " Between N ewberry, Cli utnon anid ILaurens. II 2lm........ Columbuia Ar......4 15pm " UO00pm............Newberry............1230pm " I r0jam............Goldilile...........1 35am 2 l15ai........... ..litm............1 10am" 3.Vpam.........Ar Lannren,, Lv.......0 40m - liot weeni ifoiges anid A bbeville. So..1. STA TIONS. * No. 10 305~pnU......... v f-ldges A r...... ...2 5p .12.pnm........... rrugh's........... 35pm 340pu.....Ar Abbeville 1L..... 220pm " No..i 9- No. 12 " 1pm..........v flodges Ar....2-p . 10011pm..... ......arraugh 'a.....,......1205pm 11pm..Ar Abb~eville sv... Ii 50Oam .A Connections viai South Bound Rtailroad. . . ' N o. 38 LY 6.46am... .Lv Colunmbia A r...2.40pm " 1.30am....Ar Savannah Lv.....1020am " No.. 13 and 14 are solid trains betiween, Charles" on and A sheville. Through coach between Savannah and Auhe." rlle on 24 and 13. Trains leave Spartanhumrg, A. A. C. division," iorhbound, 2.43 a. im., 5.05 p. mn., 8.12 p. mn. (Ven-. Ibuled limited): southbound, 22.25 a. mn.. 2.52 p." n., 22.37 a. mn. (Vestibule~d limited); westbound," V. N. C. divIsion. 6.20 and .10 p. mn., for Hienu. iersonville, Asheville anmd Hout Sprinmgs. Trains leave Greenuville, S. C., A . A- C. d ivision, " iorthbound, 12.42 a. im., 4.00 p. mn., 5.23 (Vestibtul 'ii limited)' southmbound, 1.20 a. mn. 4.00 n 2.28 p. mn. (Vestib~uled limited). ' Trains leave Seneca. A. & C. ddvision, north. " ionnd, 11.30 p. mn., 2.!?7 p. mn., and 4.10 p. mn.-; olotihboun~d. 2.32 a. ini.. 5.35 ip. in. anmd l.37 p. in." 2'ullman, Sleeper on 23 and 14 bot~een ('h arles-" on anid Asheville, vi a Col umbia anud Spartan. " iirg. Pullman palace sleeping car on trainis 35 and 6,37 and 38 on A. & C. divi,,ion. V. E. MellEE, Gen't .Superintendent, Coluntlbia, 8. C. S. Ii. HiARDlWICK, A s'~t Gen'I Pass. Agt., Atlianta, Ga. W4. ii. (G REFEN, Uen'1 Manager, Washington, D). C." W4. A. TURK, Goa'l Pass. Agent, Washington, D. C. SOia HIAAS, Traill Mamnager. Washington, D. C Solentifio American a Agency for T RADEM ARKS. DESIOM PATEW6TeS A r For iufformation n fe Havnokrite to o dest bureau or oeurin natens n Ainer, ofll" Every atent taken ot by us is brouglmt tobe o tep ibyanoti0e Niven free of oharge in th lie ity est eIrratton oansce ntinoc pape i the man abould bew~Ihouat t oeh i eI, rearsLI el.0ix wontha. Addressu 3i))N Po.Tszaulus, 361 Broadway, 14ev Tork 0a y, 3000000000 e*eseeeesee..ee.,c rPH Ri13IPANS TAIIUlE. regulate the stomach A liver and owes, purify (li blood, are pleaai __nfo Diunslthson the Fae~~y B'right am iease Catr lo, Constlnation'J~ Chronle Diarraea. Chronf Ler Troubfe, Dia. DmtsIiaordered illomach, Dlxneso, Dysentery, ieb'som Flatu'lence l'emale Coms __ret Hedchdeartburn. lH~ Jaudice, Kidne tmants, Lvr Tre .e N et tle ...- --- -- ainful Dlge. Fasl tlon P'inple, .. Rtushof lolod 'and U1 p o~nSal' m s eorn- (aroli aehe,Rki is. ce esSou r Goinig Sitomach.Tired Feeling'Torpld *No. I Lilver, Uheers, Water librash ~ andoeveryo0th- or symptom '0 or sae thal._.-d- r esults from 8.40ai impue boodor ralur intheproer erfrm- 9.5'3az s~e ytak n one auegovereacbhngeeen Ig4 g continued uce or the Riipanasables La tenrie..2. euro for obetinato eonstipation. i1~yo.tt .30pz ' not thtat can beinjurious totbmost e1. 2.4Ip, 114tro' 1&0 'cots Sen bypa 3. 14pz AdrssT tRPASCH C5Otipm usteeeeeoeeeeees 6.20p: A.3Opm AND 40UR1 NObSE I8lp FURNITURE. 2t04 Settesfo)R. RDepote *a and Publio Bid'gs. ical GATES DESK 00 I *RlVIUts . J.'R- i * HE LD(" 0 y certainly we arc alive P . :ing about the hard tine bu esses for all they are v4,x )D, NEAT JOB PRIN' G st artistic designs, call at T 2s as low as anywher< -o d, if not better. Satisf- . JOB DEPARTMET muel Spencer, P. . Huldekoper ant! Foster, Receivers. Atlanta & Charlotte Air-L a Division. Schedule in effect July 2nd, 189.11 NORTaOUIND. y No. 36 No. 621 Eastern Time. Daly. Dally. Atlanta (ET)...... 9.45pm 96oan Peachtree ............. Helt Junction...........0 l0sr Goodvtin's....... .. ........0-22ai Chamblee . ... ......... 10 20art. )oravlille..----. .... .. . Is31am Norero.s...... . 7pn' 10 39am )uluth -- -.--.... .. . 10 60au Suwane........ ........ 11 91a3 .uford - -......... . . ........ 11 13a Flowery Uranch . Odell'. ........ 1 l am .No -w~ --ll - .. ..... ... 11 b3om New hlollan'd..S"--" 20pm am -j. White Sulphur..... ...'1''''' Lula .............-"'"..1 2 00a liellton ........... ."-.40pm 12 12pm LPngvlew ....... ........ 12 28p=m Cornll -------.. ,12 2pm r. Mt1 Airy ....* '6* 12 4 PmW v. MtAlri........... 9 051m 1i24PU A yeravI e ........ .. m I 02pm Toccoa.............. -gri, SIPM Folsom......... Madion *"...... 12p Hlarbins "'*-'" 1pJ Westminster .........." 2 29pa Richland - -.. ......... p ----. . ...1 n4 43m Kenwee.......... Calhoun''''''''""'.. Eym --bet-.. -.. .. .. 3~z 00pmi Ern ''-y.--------.......... 319pm .-r.....----.-.---.--11 O7pmi 8 2pm areenralle''- .----342pm lor'r .--------.. ... ... 4 22p ....e..;"...-.--... ........ 4 3rm Fair Fore'-- -'-- --'..e47ymn Spartanburg .Junrc :::.'' "- Opm a tapnburg.........i'..a 606m Thickett"'--"''"---.---.... p ---fs~a......2 r26am 6510pm Grovesbr.g... -..... 13am *07pma ll-e~n-r (n .... ..i..64, (totain.... ...... S 3am 7 00pm ------........ ....... 712pm -oo........-.--... ....7 36m - Charlotte ...2...02am 7 46;m Servaeran. Dlaily. Daiily. -harlotte.........2 tpm 1200 - lHellemouta.-. -..... ....... 12pm Lowell... .,..-.... 2.3pm Gastnia....... 12.0Oam it.60pm liessemer City..... ... Kings N ountalse.-.--..... 1.p G'rover ..-..--..--... ..... .3pm lhacksburg .l... 2.44aln 1.479pm GJaffneys.......... 16am l.F/pm Thicketty.----..... ........2.2. m Cowp nsm...- ... ........- .2. i Clifton--.. .... .... ...... artaburgune. ...... 3.02pm Weliford............3 a Dunncan'................4pm GJreers--............ ........pm Taylor...... ........... pma Gareenyvile...... ...2.am 4.06pm jn. rCrosswel-.-----...-----".. 10m Easleys.. .::.......2ain 4 a Liberty ........... 146pm r.enatral. ..... ...... 3 lim I 06pm alhoun.................111 pmaa eea.......340am I asp - Richaland ...., ....6 FRarbins . -14p Stdsn"--" - ....603pm., i.......-.---... ..... 6laipa: . it. Airy...............6.y. ----............. .... ....76pm Iua.---................... 7.1pm 1hteSuphr-- 7.562m -..--...----... ........ 8 Copm i ll.....63a .2a Alowery. -ir-n----......... a v . luford..".''.'''''-'....-13 m - guanee-."".-.-.--.........40pt lulut~h..'-"".-.... ....... pms. !Gorav ille' '''" "" " 9 0 n 0Oodwin..' .'.---...... 42 . lelt Junct ro.............9.a. 'each tree "" "'' - -. cescaly tha ta Nos1,1,1 tAlten Corn, Ila and A tlanta i n posanEPbleant Agt.wlgieal. [o ibl andae newspapers mnake ~. arrge e aota ice with our existing e-* WA.TURK, Gen'I Pass. At.1Wahin ' n, Asa't Gen'i Pass. Ag't. Atlanta, ".. J. A. DiO SON, Superintendent Alanta, . General Manager, Washington, ii. . 80OL EA AS, T'rafice Manager Washingtom. Is ATLANTIC COAST LINWZ P'ASSENER DELPARTMENT, Wilmtington, N. C., Jan. 14, i893. Line between Charleston and Coh pper South Carolina and Westera - na and Athena and A tlanta. Cond ,, WVest. (on 2 8TA TIONS. n...Lv Charleston, S. C., A r., ...-.............Les....... n............. ...-Sme.... ..........6 n............Ar Columbia Lv. .--...........Proseity........... g* O......Nw erry......... .-............Clinton.. ... n... .... ....Orreenwoo..%......,.. s i-.......AAbbeile .,...,....l~ t .,, S-...... A thena..,...... ,. g. . S.......Winnaboro........, si~ S...e.Charlotte, . ......, 39.se a ---on.Anderson,.........I isi.; m........reenyille.........to a~ I.........Spartanburg... ..,, to , ii....er ndenille, Ni.70,.. T M nt 1.....v hie,N.O........ 4 :< y. Not. 58 anal 83 solid trains betGn~ stonl and Columbia. S. C. II. M. E.MERSON, Aset GIen'l Passenar Amenkt, Vl ndr. T rI Marisi