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INAUGURATION OF jVToncUiy, P'cbruary 1 Mn ni y, Sr.. I > Mithanm These ?Jatos curry us back to the j stirring and eventful tim* - when thc whole people pf these I'n i le?) States < wen- watching with solemn und pro found interest thc doings of men and Mates. Pontinchts seemed P? stand still and contemplate the scow.'* that wcri' t ra ns piriicj in thc two divided section.- i i i!.:- irreal I nioii. Mon io all -ci ti .i. North, Som i.. Ivist. \\, -; .;':!. ;.. ii a- i-- tho proper policy t.r i ? i.'-??'?. The. ? Mrrcpri'.- - ihlu eon ! (raine, ami with :t disrupted I'ni H. So.'- *1 !' ns experienced !.. il..- ??tm ist tlie iii- and perils und m pi'ivatii o- atid vi r. it bro ililli A t . ! hi ? (??lu "r i In wrong, we di al I ? now discus's. Wo were wit h pie id' t !.-. Siipt li fruin bog j ii j ? [lo end. am! have no apology ! . !.., .. or censure lo oller. IS tit what wc set oil! i - ty is I his* : Some conflicting ? ? j ? - J ; . u- have heen written and printed concerning the mun chosen tn act a.- Chaplain at the inauguration ul' Jefferson Ihivis as President ol' thc Confederate States of America ?it the capitol in Mont gomery. on Monday, the eighteenth day of February, eighteen hundred and sixty one. We have diligently SOUL'ht for correct information con cerning this matter, and now give be low the reply to mir inquiries. Wc i are sure this will settle all contro versy: Anderson, S. C., Feb. I. I Ki IS. Maj. John G. Harri.-. Montgomery, Alabama-Dear lirothor : J'rom tho original, now lying before un1. I make au exact copy ol' my father s drall ol' j the prayer he ottered upon occasion ol' thc inauguration of Jefferson Mavis as j President under ibo constitution for ^ the provisional g ivcrnniont of the ; .'Confederate States of America," and | this copy I herev it 'i eur!, e. In my father'- diary, under date of Mouday Keb. IS, 1 -iii, 1 lind th- lol- j lowing: "'1'his. tiny, the inauguration ' of the President, J eifel. Mavis. took place; he standing on ila- steps | of thc capitol. I was selected hy the J committee ol' arrangements m serve as Chaplain I r ?de in a coin ii drawn hy six cray horses, in company with tim President and the Vice president and C apt. .Imo -, our mili tary escort. I'or the order of proces sion, sec extracts from pap? rs. The ceremonies were prefaced by prayer, ns follows:" (Thc record of thc prayer here agrees wi-h thc original, of which I send you thc copy. ? ^ "O, Thou Great Spirit ! maker and Lord of all things! Who humblest thyself to behold the things that are done on thc earth, uud before whom tho splendor of human pageantry van isheth into nothing! Hy thee rulers bear sway; Thou teacbest Senators wisdom. Wo own thy kind provi dence, thy fatherly caro, in thc peace ful origin of thc government of these 'Confederate States of Auierioa.' We thank thee for the quiet considerate unanimity which has prevailed in our public councils: and for thc hallowed auspices under which the government of our choice begins. Let thy special blessing rest on thc engagements and issues of this day. Thou hast pro vided us a man to go in anti out before UP, and to lead thy people. O! vouch safe thy blessing on this, thy servant! Let his life and health be precious in thy sight. Grant him a sound mind in a sound body. Let all his acts bc done in thy fear, under thy guidance, with a .'-ingle eye to thy glory, and crown them all with thy approbation and blessing! "With the like favors, bless tho Congress of thc? Confederate States, and all who are, or may be, charged by lawful authority with public cures and lubors. Put thy good Spirit into our whole people, that they may faith fully do all thy fatherly pleasure. Let thc administration ol' this govern ment bo thc reign of truth and peace , let righteousness, which cxalteth a nation, be thc stability of our times, and keep us from sin, which is a re-* proach to any people; establish thou the work of our h and a upon us ; turn thc councils of our enemies into foolish ness; and grant us assured and con tinual peace in all our borders! "Wo ask all through Jesus Christ our Lord; Amen!" "Hon. Howell Cobb, President of Congress, administered thc oath of office, the'President laying his left Land on the Bible, and reverently holding up his right hand. At thc close of the oath the President audibly repeated thc concluding words, 'So help me, God!' "Thc day was pleasant, and thc pageant was very fine. I believe it was tho largest crowd I ever saw to gether. May the blessing of God rest on this government of the Confede rate States1" Tho paper on which my father wrote this prayer has a history of some in terest. Several yean ago, Rev. Dr. L.8. lSiil-Hev. Tiasil . ! ).. Olin j >lain. Harnst. ; I'. M. Kllis ?aid to in?-, in lirceiivillc, S. C.: "I have a paper that I am sure would interest yon; it is your father'is original draft ol' t!.- prayer lu: o ire red ::L tho inauguration <>f I're.? ?dent l'avis in Iand it ea nie into my hands i:i . ungular way. While I wa past? iii I' aver, Colorado, I had occasion i i visit) at Iii? lodgings, a ' von ti i .' who jv a s broken in hearth i and ... i i; -peria) acquaintances in ! i.. I ii th'.irse ?-I' "in ..I' my he .?!?'.; da> siiid I " ino. ' Y'on i ii \ Cty kind tu nie lor in III y . . I have io. way in whi.'h t<> rc ? iv voil'. for you ?<?*' i .mi j n o- ami fri? . ni Ii - ? !.-;t I have iii my po--, sion a pap'M' which i have prized very highly and ?.av?- .-.i i'-iiy pre.-orv?d l'or a ii it tn Wr "I' yeats. If yon '.vii! accept it I -hall he ??hid tn give it l' yon a- a toltol" of my riiicere gratitud* for your kindness, lt is the inosl precious article that 1 possess. I wv present, as reporter, at the ?nangu ration of I'ri si dc nf l'avis, in l-'t>l ?md after I'M' exercises I asked Dr, Manly if ho would furnish nie with a copy of his prayer, whereupon In kindly gave me this paper, which I have carefully kept lill now.' "Ol course," said hr. Kllis, "I accepte*, the paper (loin thc young man, a-^ li* wished, and 1 have kept it ever -ince.' I>r. Kllis promised to -end nie tin paper, a- I was curious to .-ec il' it wa a genuine document. Ile did no send il. however, it having Inen mi place?! in -onie removal, hut since hi .'.. at h. .Mrs. Kllis has kindly let rn; -ister. Mr's. A. M. tiwathmcy. hav* it, and ':' is likely to he placed in th Alahama room of Confederate memo t i.i! - i:i li.dimond. Yours very truly, CHAS.. MANLY. hr. Manly, thc elder, about whoi the ab?vg is written, wii .. for eightcc years I ho honored and .licce.ssfiil pre id nt. ol' our .'-'late I uiversity I u kaloosa. 11 may he ol' inter* . ; jus,I in coi uoelioii with this incident to say {lui :\ c.numiltee chosen hj Hon. A. i Moore, then governor of A ia ha nu went opto West '.'.nut, <!a.. io mci Mr. Davis and escort him to Moni gomcvy. hon. K. h. liullock. of l?a hour, was chairman, thc others 'nein \V. L. Yancey. Thomas ll. Watt John T. Morgan. A. 15. Meek, S. ? ."'cutt. Chas. T. l'ollard. .Janies I danton, d. C. l>. Mitchell, and puss bly others. All these are ?lead e: oept United Statis Senator Murga ami Col. S. S. Scott, now ol' Auburi The names of this committee a: honored namoi, and their worth, p triotisni and chivalry are held saeri in thc memories of those who live and participated in thc events at th period. llou. Alexaudcr H. Stephens, i Georgia, took the oath of office ? Vice-President a day or two befo thc inauguration of Mr. Davis. Wc have given the above as a ma ter of history to our readem. ''I had dyspepsia fifty-seven yea and never found permanent relief ti 1 used Kodol Dyspepsia (.'ure. Nd 1 am well and feel like a new man, writes S. J. Fleming, Murray, Nc It is the best digestant known. Cur all forms of indigestion. Physioiai everywhere prescribe it. Kvans Dhu macy. - The census r^ec is sending o a large number of tors and circula intended to perfect thc work id' makii a complete census of dairy products. A bottle of Prickly Ash Bitte kept in the house and used occasio ally, means good health to t whole household. Sold by Kva Pharmacy. - The experiment of replacing t military police in Manila with a foi recruited from friendly natives is si to have resulted favorably. "I wouldn't bc without DeWit Witch lla/.cl Salve for any conside tion," writes Thoa. B. Rhodes, C* tcrfield, O. Infallible for piles, cn burns and skin disease?. Beware counterfeits. Evans Pharmacy. - Reports of consuls from varit places show that America's oompt tion in trado lines is giving Engl manufacturers much uneasiness. You never know what form of bh poison will follow constipation. Iv the liver clean by using DoWitt's 1 tie Karly Risers and you will av trouble. They are famous little p for constipation and liver and bo troubles. Kvans Pharmacy. - Six widows and 123 children i grandchildren attended thc fu?era Conquering Bear, an Indian killed a street car at Omaha, Neb. Dr. H. II. Haden, Summit, A says, "I think Kodol Dyspepsia C is a splendid medicine. I presorib* and my confidence in it grows v continued use." It digests what eat and quiokly oures dyspopsia indigestion. Evans Pharmacy. - "Gossamer iron," the wor.de product of the Swansen iron milli so thin that it takes 4000 sheets, p one on the other, to make an incl thickness. IIKR W KDDIN?i. Ilona mol /'ili lli. Dear Anni .Jane: I mu going lo ask you a low questions, which you will please answer through Home and Parin, on a subject which I am sure you will advise mc kindly and proper ly, and which may prove interesting to others situated as I am, but, not like myself, too modest to ask. My parents arc in medium circumstances, but live in thc country and in a small house. I am to bc married this win ter, und want to know something of the etiquette such un occasion would demand. Shall I send announce incuts to a few friends and bo quietly ! married at homo, or scud invitations ? and I?t the ceremony bc at the church j And whom should the invitations or j announcements embrac?? Would is I bc proper ! ? send one to my oculist, ] pbx ian, merchant und othi : of my \ city Iii. nd- tyitli v hom I ;?.:! ! .miliar. I or would it. .-.ivor too much of expect ing a gift? And would a broadcloth tailor made j suit le- appropriate for . itber home or church wear? .And with two nice olac!; .-ilks that I already have, ai d a garnet French diagonal, would it he necessary to have any other new dress than thc broadcloth? And please state how to address the invitations ur announcements, and if it is necessary to put a '1 cent staion on. I like til i li <_rs done with '"decency and order," but yet with an eye tn economy. Any other questions that ? have failed to ask will lo.' thankfully ap preciated if you will answer in your reply. ('? if Min' (?uti.. There is no pleasanter task than to advise a young girl about her wedding that is, provided she is like Coun try (?iri, sensible ami intelligent, re garding marriage as a sweet and seri ons thing, and not simply as a goo opportunity for celling an ?labor?t* trousseau and of settling in life astin wife ol' a rich or prominent man. Mar ri ugo means the begiuning ol' a nev linnie, ol' a new life, a nev; center o inlluetiee. While everything in rca son should he done to make her wed ding beautiful, it is certainly mud more sensible to take the money tba would bo used simply for display uni pui it into comforts for the new home that will he a pleasure to many io years lo come. Keeping this though io mimi, it is simply a matter for per .?mal taste t ? decide whether tin wedding shall bc at home or in tl. church. The home webling means fewc guests, but theil1 is a sweetness an simplicity about it that has a chan for many. There are those who fee that they want only the friends wh really love them to bc present ut th ceremony, while others believe thc marriage ia both a civil and rcligiou act. and thc only proper plaec for it solemnization is thc house of Goc For a small home wedding' the iuviti tions might be written by thc brid to the few friends und relatives sh desires to have present, and engrave announcement cards sent out imim diatcly after the wedding to all frient and acquaintances of thc family. The form of the announcemei would bc: Mr. and Mrs. William James Smitt Announce the marriage of their daugl ter, Mildred Anne, to Mr. John Hawson Brown, Tuesdny, January twenty-fourth, Eighteen hundred and ninety-nine Louisville, Keutucky. Any good city stationer will sci forms to select from. There arc, course, two envelopes; thc outside ni should bc souled, uddressed to M and Mrs. Boswell P. Jones, 201) Ulai Street, Louisville, Ky., and have a cent stamp. The inner envelo] should bear ihc name only, witho the address, us Mr. and Mrs. Boswi 1'. .Iones. These announcements should be so to the friends und acquaintances both families. For a church wedding in a sm; town thc invitations should bc gent al. A scnsiblo person docs not f< obliged to give a present because i vited to a church wedding. Preset should come only from those who fi a personal interest in thc bride a groom, and who give for love of thi and for no other reason. Certainly rightminded girl ever receives a pleasure from a wedding gift tl comes as a mere matter of form fr ono who has no affection for her. ! In regard to tho trousseau, evoi I thing depends upon tho purse and t position of the individual. Sty change so that it is always foolish a woman to have more dresses tl she actually needs. It is better buy a few dresses and to wear th out beforo tho styles change than have so many gowns that they m bo made over and ovor to suit changing fashions before they aro w out. If a girl lives in a small pla where the life is quiet, she will need so many gowns as the bride t goes to a large oity, where she will constantly attending teas, dinners receptions. The prospective bi will know about what to expect in future home and should provide 1 >,ytV,,:,:^,^ self willi clothes suitable for all >.... :x< sion.--. A blaek cloth tailor suit is the latest rtyle for church (?r street wear. li- sombrcuc.*? is relieved by a bright colored ?ilk waist or neck arrange ment. While all these external things are of interest to thc bride, it is upon the home, of which she is to be the life, that her heart and thought ?hntild center. "Happy will be that house in which the relations are formed from character, after the highest and not alter the lowest order; the house i:i which character marries, and not con fusion and a miscellany of unavowable motives, Then shall marriage he a covenant to -eenie to cither party the sweetness and honor of being a calm, continuing, inevitable benefactor io the olin r. Ve . and the aufnehmt M ply lo lin: skeptic who doubts thc e uni, i .';<.(. of in in tn elevate ai to be eh v iii d i- ri that desire and | . ir er to stand .:: joyful ami cuuobiiii inter coiir.?e with individual-:, which itgikes the faith aird th? practice of al! rel oua! i . tie ri. Thc honer ;iti<l del ?ghi of a holm an iii*- friends who frequent it. It i sa d ii' a mau won! : have noble i i i toi let I itu have a noble wife. Tile hoilK ?noni 1 be a center of congenial hospi tality. To i|Uotc Kineisoii again '"Jc;t a man say, 'My home is here it the county, for tho culture of tin county-an eating house and sleeping house Cor travelers it shall be, but i sha!I be much more. . [ pray you. oh excellent wife, not to cumber yoursel and me to get a rich dinner for t ii man or this woman who has alightei at our gale, nor a bed chamber mad ready at loo gn at a cost. Thcs t hings, il' they are curious in, I icy ea get for a dellar at any village. Bu ! let this stranger, if li" will, in you looks, in your accent and !. diavioi read your heart and earnestness, you thought and will, which bc emmit bil at any price, in any village or eitj and which he may well travel lift miles and dine sparely and sleep hal in order to behold. Certainly let tl board be spread and let the bcd ! dp sscd for thu traveler, but let m emphasis rf hospitality bc in thc things. Honor to the house wini they are -imp! > t" the verge ..t liar1 ship, so that lhere the intellect awake and reads the laws of thc un verse, the soul worships truth ai lovi . honor and courtngy&flow into all deeds.' " Happy is tin; man who can speak such words to his wife, knowing that the}' will be understood and acted upon, and happy i.i thc woman whose husban '? I"".ks at life so simply and sn nol l\ ! AUNT JANE What He Was Looking For. ' I tell you sir,'1 he said, "the girls of to day ar?; not properly educated. Hefore I marry I want to lind a girl who is able to cook." "Ye.-," returned thc other, disin terestedly. l*i>on"t i ou?" "Can't say that ? care particularly about that." "Wh it I.iiid of a girl dy yo i want then? ' Wbai kind -i . 1 want? Oh, 1 want a _i>l who i - able to hire a cook, and incidentally i butler and a couch man and a footman and all thc test thai co t i make lil?: comforta ble.'' Dr. \V. Wix.Mi, Italy Hill, X. V., says. "I heartily recommend One Minute Cough Core, lt gave my wife immediate relief in sui-Tocating asthma.Pleasant to take. Never fails to quickly cure all coughs, colds, I throat and lu..g trimbles. l'?vaus I Pharmacy. - Now and then we bear of a man '"with one foot in the grave."' In a Michigan town there is a man who liad a leg amputated ten years ago, hal it buried in a collin in thc eenie- j tery and funeral services held over it, at which he wept profusely. Kvcr j since then, all through thc summer I month.-, ho has placed Howers each ! week upon the grav?. - China still has the old-fashioned j system of private letter carrying. ? Letter shops arc tn lu: found in every I town. If he lias a h-tter to .-cud, the j Chinaman cor.- to a letter shop and ! bargains with the keeper thereof. Ile j pays iwo third- ?d' thc cost, leaving j th?' receiver to pay the rest on de ! livery. - "Now. slop crying, Tonio."' said : a Brooklyn mother to lier little girl, j who lui ! been quarreling with her i brollar. "I'm sure Bennie will take lin k ;iU thc mean things lo- .-aid. ' j "Yes, he ll take cm bick."' was the ? sobbing reply, "so s he ii have em rea i v t ? u.?o over again." I lill ? '? ll s* ri ff fifi ?i la [fsa S. S. S, ls the Only Remedy Equal to this Obstinate Disease. There- are dozens of remedies recommended for Scrofula, some of them no doubt being able to afford temporary relief , hut B. S. ?. ia absolutely tho only remedy which completely cures it. Scrofula is one of the most obstinate, deep-seated blood diseases, and is beyond the reach of the many so-called purifiers and tonics because some thing more than a mere tonic is required. 8. B. H. is equal to any blood trouble, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it goes down to the seat, of the disease, thus permanently eliminating every trace of the taint. The serious consequences to which Scrofula surely leads should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital im portance of wasting no time upon treatment which can not possibly effect a cure. In many coses where the wrong treatment has been relied upon, complicated glandular swellings have resulted, for which the doctors insist that a dangerous surgical operation is necessary. Hr. U.E. T h o m p 3 on, of M i 11 ed ge v i lie, Ga., writes : "A bad caso of Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck, which had to be lanced and caused me much suffering. I was treated for a long while, but the physicians were un able to cure me, and my condition was as bod as when I began their treatment. Many blood remedies were used, but without effect. Some one recommended S. S. 8., and I began to improve as soon ns I had taken a few bottles. Continuing tho remedy, I was soon cured permanently, and have never had a sign of the disease to return." Swift's Specific S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD -Is tho only remedy which can promptly reach and cure obstinate, deep-seated blood diseases. By relying upon it, and not experimenting with the various so-called tonics, etc., all sufferers from blood troubles can De promptly cured, instead of enduring years of suffering which gradually but surely undermines tho constitution. 8. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and never fails to euro Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Boils, Tetter, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers, etc Insist upon S. S. S. ; nothing can take its place. Books on mood nod akin diseases will be mailed freo to any address by the Swift Specific Company, Atlants. Georgia. GO TO . . F. B. DRAYTON & CO. FOR YOUR . . I?am xs, Paint Brushes, Oils ar d Window Grlass. F. B. GRAYTON & CO. THE HOUSE-KEEPER'S TROUBLES ! DURING tho Fall and Winter months the Houae-keep?r has no little trouble in supplying the table with 9 ?methiug co eat. Wc c tu help them if they will only give us a call. We havo a choice and select Stock ot* Family and. Fancy Groceries. Our Stock of CANNED COOD8 can't be excelled, and if you need any CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, etc., we can supply you. TOBACCO and CIGARS a specialty. If yon will honor us with a visit we will appreciate it, and make it mighty interesting for you. rSparkling Glass Vt are. 1 Cut glass, or any ^^S^g^g^. I kind or glass ware, hSSS^n^ ^ _??T?T window panels and ?M^^J^W\ mirrors will sparkle ^^?V^^^&S?Y if YOU use Gold |?g \r*2\ Dust. It does the |g| ^^^^^g Bend for free booklet-"Ooldea Hulas !|: ^^^^^^^S^^^^^^^^^ THE N. K. FAIR BANK COMPANY ; WgSM[|QPGr?(?6!! ChlMRO St. Louis NewVork Boston >^ _' Notice of Final Settlement. IHK iiii<l<-rM?'?OH?l, ExBcutors of | tia? Ks.tato ni ii. .\. Kl rod, deceased, hurobv give indien that ib*y will on tlie 13*.i) tiny < f November, 1S99, applv to the Judge-ol' Primate for Anderso.? County, s. e., for a Final Sett lemont of <-:dd Es tate, and a discharge from their ?liten as lix oe ut r-. W. ?. ISLROD, .1. ELK '<>, ! W. r ?MITM l'.xeeutor--. I Out l?S, ISO!) 17 5 Valuable Liinris for Silk?. WK oller for salo the following Tracts ol Lund : lHt Toe Hopkins Traci, situate in Pick cms County, c. malicing two h n nd rmi Heros, moro or loss*. lid. Tho G. W. Miller Tract, containing ono liucdrml anil twenty-four acres, inoro or less. This tract 1ms upon lt a good Mill und Gin. 3J. Adi that part of tho Home Tract of Or. H. C. Miller, lying in Anderdon County, heing eighty acres, more or les.?. These th?eu Tracte of Land lio on the waters uf Kighteen Milo Creek, respec tively, within onoaud a half to three miles ol' tho towns of Pendleton, Clemson Col lege and Outrai on tho Southern lt. It. Thee? Linda ar? tl nely wo dad, with uplands and low lauds in cultivation. For further part?cula M apply'to Ja*. T. Hunter, Pendleton, S. C., or John T. taylor, on tho premises. W. W. SIMONS, O A KUI K T. SIMONS, UE8S1K E. HOOK, EXM?. Est. Dr. H. C. Miller. A n? 39, 18U?1 10 3m E. M. RUOKER, Jr., ATTORNEY AT 1L..VW, WEBB BUILDING, Anderson, S. C. .WAY. <'?H..N i *.?.? . in Kffin ...I M Mill. I ll . i". :. -..ii. .-.. . i ;. Daily No. il. uv. ? ill? '* . lU.'llH ny, .'_ Ititi i'.v. u?; " ii? " Xi v.;.. . ry., " N hint.v-?sis. .' Greenwood Ar. Hotlines. ^ Ar. Abbeville.. Ar. Bolton. Ar. Anderson . Ar. Gi een ville. Ar. Atlanta 7 JO ii m H lil) a ni 8 &."> a in ll 111 lu 10 a m STATIONS. LT. Greenville-_ " Piedmont .... " "Willinmston.. Lv. Anderson_ Lv. Bolton . Ar. Donnalda. Lv. Abbovlllo.. ~ Lv. Hodges. Ar. Greenwood.. " Nlnoty-Slx... " Newberry.... " Prosperity.... " Colnmbia .... Lv. Ringville. Oran gobur g.. BrunehviHu.. BnmmorviUe. Ar. Charleston... li .').-> p m Ex. Sun. No. IS. ? U l e. in j 7 41 ii ni s !C) u in ii *.':{ ii ni la |.i a iii i 1 v.T. :t m IS lo u'u 11' 25 -,> ni I -iJ p ?ii 1 ?M p ni 2 15 p tu 2 45 p m ~~?~io p rn ii 115 p m ?i 15 p ni ? OU p m 6 !i? p m 0 00 p ni 0 22 p m 4 45 p m G ?? p m 7 15 p m 0 1U n m 7 06 p ni 8 00 p m Lv. Kingville.[. i CS p ni " ?rangoburg.j. 6 29 pm " Brunchvillu. 0 17 p m " BnmmorviUe.1. 7 82 p m Ar. Charleston.1. 8 17 p m gjjH STATIONS. figSggg 680p 7 OOo Lv....Charleston....Ar 817pll00? SOOp 7 41a " .. Summerville... " 782p 1016a 750p 8 55n ....Branchville.... " B02p 862a 824p 028a "....Orangeburg..." 629p 822a 02upl015a ".Kingville." 488p 7 80a 8 80a ll 40a " ....Columbia." 820p 080p 007a 12 2<jj> M.Alston.Lv 3 80o 8 60a 1004a 12Jlp ".Santuo..? 123p 7 40p 10 20a 200p ".Union..." 105p 7 80p 1080a 222p " .... Jonesville.... " 1225p 063p 10 64a 237p ".Pacolot." 1214p 6 42p 11 25a 810p Ar.. Kpurtanburg.. .Lv ll 46a 6 15p 1140a 840p Lv.. Spartanburg...Ar ll 28a OOOp 240p 70Up Ar.... Asheville.Lv 8 20a) 8 05p "P," p. m. "A." a. m. Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains 85 and 80, 87 and Ss, on A. and C. division. Dining cara on those trains serve all meals enronte. Trains leave Spnrtanburg, A. & C. division, northbound, ttltil a.m., 8:U7 p.m., 0:13 p.m., ?Vestibule Limited); sonthbourd 12:20a. m., :15 p. m., ll :H4 a. m., (Vestibule i-'Amitod.) Trains leave Greenville, A. ar 1 C. division, northbound, ? :'?) a. m., 2:84 p. m. and 6:22 p. m., ?'vestibuled Limited) : southbound, 1:25 a. m., :80 p. m.. 12:KJ p. m. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains 0 und 10 carry elegant Pullman sleeping cars between Columbia and Asheville enroute daily between Jacksonville and Oin ein natl. Trains 18 nnd 14 carry superb Pullman parlor ears between Charleston and Asheville. FRANK 8. GANNON, J. M.CULP, ThirdV-P.it ?eu. Mgr., Traillo Mgr., Washington, D. G. "Washington. D. 0. W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK, Gen. Pnss. As't. As't Gen. Pass. Ag't. Washington, D. C._Atlanta. Qa. Daily Ko. fe lu :,") u ui 10 40 a m 10 65 a m 10 45 a m ll 15 s ni ll 40 a m ll 20 a m 11 65 a m 12 20 pm 12 56 p m 2 00 p m 2 14 p m 3 80 p m BLUE RIDGF RA'LROAD H C.. BEATTIE Ueoeiver. TlnieJTamV No. 7.-Effective ?? " i*98. ui-iw-ri; Auuorr.oii and Walhalla. WESTBOUND. EASTBOUND. NO. 12 STATIONS. No. ll. First Clans, First Clasn, Dally. Dally. P. M.-Leave Arrive A M. s 8 85.Anderson.........ll 00 f 3.56.Denver.....1040 f 4 05.Antun.10 81 8 4.14...Pendleton.10.22 f 4.28.Cherry's Crossing.10.18 f .4.29.-Adam's Crossing..10.07 a 4 47. .Seneca_..9.49 s 611.Weat Union -.9.25 S 5.17 Ar...Walhalla. .Lv 9.20 No. 6, Mixed, , No. 5, Mixed. Dally, Except Daily, Except Sundav Sunday. EASTBOUND. WESTBOUND. P. M.-Arrive Leave-P M. a 6.16.Anderson.1110 f 5 66.Denver.11.88 f 6.43.Antun."..1150 s 5 81..........Pendleton.;.12.02 I 619......tCherrv'a Crossing.12.14 f 6.11.Adama' Crossing-.12.22 a 4.47) .i..Seneca. ?12 46 a 4 IO/.Soncca... { 146 8 8 88......Weet Union.... 209 I a &80...........Walhalla..._....... 2.19 (s) Recular station ; (f) Flag station. Will also stop at the following stations to tax? on or 1st off pasaengore : Phlu nevs, James' and Sandy Springs, v No. 12 connects with Southern Ballway No. IS at Anderson. , Ho. 6 connecta with South om Raliway Noa. 12, 87 and 88 at Seneca. , J. R. ANDERSON. Supt. TAX NOTICE 'HIE lioi-ko lor the collectionne Statu, Schoo ned ('.unity Tases will bo open frotu Oct. 16th IH9J, m til december Hist, ISJ'J, inclusive, und for iho fiitiTfe'ileuv of tho taxptycra I will mllccta the followliii; place? : Bishop's Branch. Oci '?fl 9 tn 12 Slab'.own. Glenn's S!W>e, Ucl. oO, 1:33 to ?I p. ni Mt. Airy, Oct. 8?, 9 Ul 12 Leach'* .-tor?", Oct. SI, 1:30 to 3:80. I'lclmniii, W? dtiwJay, Nov. 1. 9 to 3 c.'click. Prizer, Thursday, ?Suv. 2, 8 lo 4 o'clock. Williaintton, Friday, Nov. 3, 9 lo 12 o'clock. Kelton, l'ridav. Nov. ?, 1:30 to 8:90 o'clock, llooca Path, Tuesday, Nov 7,9 to 3 o'clock, fooks or Iva. Wednesday, NOT. ?. 10 to 2 o'clock Hollands, Thursday, Nov. 9, 10 to 2 o'clock. Towuvill*, Friday. Nov. 10. 9 to 12. M-o. <i W. Furmw's, Friday, Nov. IC. 1:30 to 3 fetidleton, Mond iv, Nov. 13,10 to 3 o'elocfc. After tho 13th ol Nov. th t Treasurer's otfiee wil bo oncn. Kite of tux levy BS follows: S:ai?<Tnx. r> mills. Ordinary Cou o ty. 2}$ " ?'onttlliitloiial Hchoul. 3 " . l'utillc Ko ad a. 1 " Past Indebtedness..". \<t " Court House aud Jail. 1 " Total. 13 " An ndditional levy of 3 milli boa been made for Huutci School District for a bool puroona, mak in* total levy in that district 1G mills Tbo Stile Constitution requires all nalea bo? tween twenty-one and sixty years cf age, exespt those incapable of mn, i nu a aupt-ort Oom hoing raalrucd. or from oilier cause, and thoie who served In tho war between tho !*tate3, to pay a poll DUX of ODO dollar. All innle persoos bereen 'he sges of eighteen. Mid fifty years, who aro ubio lo work roads or (.?usn tbeui to bo worked, except school trustees preachers who have clutrgo of conur -g?tions, and lorsom who served in the war between Hie Stile? U40 liiflb'.n to do rood duly, and in lieu ol work inny pay a MX of ooo dollar, to lin collected at tho same lime thu otter laxirs ai d collecttd. J. M. PAYNE County Treasurer. Notice of Final Settlement. Til 12 onderMlirnnd, -idininistrator ci I<>tntn tit' Malinrlii B. Savage, rieit'ri, here by j?iv?T* notice tli-it OH will nu ihn 11th day <if November, ISO", apply to the Jud^f of Prob?to lor Anderson 0>>unbp, S.O.. fora Final Settlement nt said Es tate, and a discharge from hi-? ? Klica as Administrator. (i. W. SULLIVAN, Adtn'r Om ll. lf.80 IG 5 ?LWmm .> UNITED ^^^^^DO'JBLE DAILY ^aa*^ SERVICE TO All.ANTA, CHAHLOTTK,] WILMINGTON, NEW OK1ELSA.NS AND NEW YOltK. BOSTON. Kir.IIMONU. WASlIINfiTON, NOIIPOJ..K. PORTSMOUTH. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 18. 1896. .?O?THBO?NI No. 403. LT NOW York, vin Penn II. It'll 00 am Lv Ph'lade'phia, .. I 12 pm LT Baltimore 3 15 pm Lv Washington, " 4 40 pm Lv Richmond, A. C. L.... 8 56 pm Lv'?orfolk. via 8. A. L.?8 80 pin "~*9 05am Ev Portsmouth, ". 8 45 pm 9 20am No. 41. .ft 09 pm 12 05 sm 2 50 ?>" 4 SO am 9 05 am Lv Weldon, Ar Henderson, Ar Durham, Lv Durham. ...ll 28pm?ll 65 am 12 56 a m *1 48 pm .. +7 82 am f4 16 pm ... fl 00 pm tlO 19 am Ar Raleigh, via 8. A. L. Ar Sanford, " . . Ar Southern Pines " Ar Hamlet, " . Ar Wad es boro, " Ar Monroe. M Ar Wilmington " .2 16 am ?3 40 ptn 8 85 am 6 05 pm 4 28 am 5 58 pm 5 07 am 6 66 pm 5 53 am S 10 pm . 6 43 am 9 12 pa _*12 05 fri ? ?7 60 am *i<f 2Spn> Ar Charlotte, ?8 03 am 10 66 pa ., fP 00 pm Ar Cheater, " -. Lv Columbia, C. N. A L. B~B Ar Clinton 8~A I*. 9 45 am ?12 14 am Ar Greenwood " .10 SJ am 1 07 an Ar Abbeville, '. .ll 03 am AxEl'-erton, " . 12 07 pm Ar Athens, " . 1 18 pm Ar Winder, " . 1 56 pm ArAPacta.B A L. (C?n. T?ae) 2 50 pm NORTHBOUND. Ko. 4M. Lv Atlanta.S. A L.(Cen. Time) ?12 00 u'n Lv Winder, " . 2 40 pm Lv Athens, " . 8 18 pm LT Elberton, " . 4 16 pm Lv Abbeville, " . 5 15 pm Lv Greenwood, " . 6 41pm Lv Clinton, *' . 6 80 pm Ar ColumblaTc.N. A L. R R~ : Lv Cheater, 8. A. L ......... 8 18 pm 4_26_ag Av harlotte._-.?io 25 pm "?7 60 at Lv Monroe, " .".. 9 40 pm fl 05 ai Lv Hamlet,_" . ll 16 pm 8 00 al Ar Wilmington ". ii 6?~?> Lv Southern Pines, " . 12 00 am 9 00 o Lv Raleigh, " .?2 16am 111?, J ArHendorson .' . 12 60 p Lv Henderson ' 3 28 am 1 05 p Ar Durham, ~ " ...f7 K2avn +4 16 r LT Durham_" ........... f5 20 pm tlO 191 Ar Weldon, M ...^"?fl cm *2 651 Ar Richmond A.C. L. 8 15an 7 35 1 Ar Washington. Pono. B. R- 12 81 pm ll 801 Ar Baltimore, ". 1 46 pm 1 OS Ar Philadelphia, " ......... 8 60 pm 8 50: Ar New York,' " _. *6 28 pm *6 63 Ar Portsmouth 0. A. L.. 7 26 am 6 20] Ar Norfolk .*. *7S5am 5 85 .Dally. fPally, Ea. Bandar. {Dally Ex. Mond? Noa. 4dS and 409 "Tba Atlanta Special/' SJ v. VeaUbaled Train, of Pullman Bleeps ra and Coal 04 ca between Washington and Atlanta, also Pi s v man Sleepers i>o:~?eu PorUs-.or.th iud Cbc;:: jt O. "? Noa. 41 and 88, "Tba 8. A. L Expresa," 81 to Train, Coaches and Pullman Sleepers betw Kit Portsmouth and Atlanta. For Tickets, eieepore, et?., apply to Wu Joseph H BrownrGeni. AgentPass Dept. wh Wm. B. Clements, T. P. A., 6 Kimball He J* Atlanta. Ga. . res F. 6t John, Vice-Pr?sident and Ocn'l. Mar if V. E. MeBee General Buperlntondcct. ., II. W. B. Glover,Trafflo Manage.'. tue L 8. Allan, Goa'l. Passengar Agent. - sea. General Offloors, Fortamontb, Ta. sqJ1 ATLANTIC COAST LIM Tj.tAPVIODEPAIlTMK> *) p ' WILMINGTON. N. C., Jan. ie, l ? . Fast Line Between Charlestom and 1 limbla and Upper South Carolina, N Carolina. " CONDENSED SCHEDULE. ? LOXB? WEST. aoi?tQ S- ft ?No. 62._ No. I 'ft 7 00am LT-.....Cbjrloaton...........Ar 8( *'* ? 821 aaa LV..."."...^.IA=??...._.Ar 6'. ioma 940am Lv-_..Sumter....Ar SI Jv*?.0 1100 pm Ar............Columbio....._LT ?< WUlfl 12 07 pm Ar.-Prosperity.-Lv 9 * from IS SO pm Ar_..........NewWry...........Lv 2 ,*~ IOS pm Ar... ........Clinton...Lv 1 Write 128pm Ar^..,.......LouroDS............Lv 1 oamn 3 00pm i^r.^.^r???v111?w?^.LT Iii ?] 3 10 pm Ar....-...8partanhurff.........Lv ll DOrlai . 07pea Ar.Winnsboro, 8. C.Lv ll Ram. S16pm Ar... ...Charlotte, k. G-LT ? . osma Ar^Randanoatllls, H. C-bt> 9 5? on bj 7 60 pm AT-.-.-A?b?T?l?,N.C_LT 6 hgfl g .Baily. CUBO il Nos. CS and Sf Solid Trains between Chi /' rHdColnmbi?.8.r. ,. " ? > J fcj ? H. M.rr?? win . GswU.fsaWrsjisr Ai J. B. (mn, G*???afMafl3 1* M *NSM6B,TrsS*Ms9ag?*. I