Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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roiino?Ti'x. eriiiot S?boviJ ? (li ilia! t n li i i t he ]- \ I !.. titi ti : . |t.' ???? fy . . vv ?'? . '. .io . lilli.I('S ii, 'll' ? -? ;?. ami . . i . . i..!:;;. i .. wai' . ' Iniii.].!?:;: brother . i |.|a : ' ' . '...:!; .?tr corner il,..j ' . W. ! i.-';, i. V i : ! ?: Ith. A lill!. . - 11.- - uni v.uik. Mm '. i ?Ja at?i are I"-: from on: itu i tm a."?j. . a - they Won! : il' t.'-'y Were ia unknown vi i ? di.-tant <.< nu t' i imon w I ?ito) liked . ?i disliked and wii . |?:irts ol' our daily lives, whose ! . and form.'! and names were as familiar tb us as mir own. Some tri k of memory, some ac cidents recalls I hem to us. I'crhaps in that mysterious, wonderful life we know while wc are sleeping ami our minds an: free and at fantastic play in the ni i ch ty realm of the unreal, these tuen of thc long ugo -fifteen ur twenty or thirty year- ure suddenly with us again and we are involved with them in some curious experience. Wc struggle with our memories to hiing them hark clearly, and vaguely wonder that we have forgotten, ll we occupy a leisure hour ingoing hack through our lives we are surprised hy tho -cores ul' men who rome to us from oblivion whom wc knew well. In t'iis country ol' ours it is especially notable. line in (?rccnvillc a man who went away thirty, or even twenty , years ago would lind now strange faecs everywhere, strange names on the siens over the doors. Ile would learn that he had been forgotten and would, as memories returned to him one by one, wonder at t hc number nf people he had forgotten: and when he found somebody who remembered him and undertook to go overbold timi's" man after man. family after family would be recalled who had been forgotten, who had cone away and of whom all trace had been lost. In thc cemeter ies herc there arc the graves ol' many dead whose people are hundreds or thousands of miles away, who arc forgotten in thc community in which they lived, who have forgotten it, except vaguely, or when their hearts come back to thc neglected graves. I'or wo who are here as wc forget ale forgotten. Wc are to those we once knew as they are to us; and wc shall bc after some little time to thc world ol' living men as arc thc dead in thc forsaken graves to us. In many parts ol' the world there arc persons to whom we arc recalled hy accident or a vagary of thc dream life-hy an old book with a name in it or a faded pic ture found in some out-of-the-way place or something of like kind. They, too, struggle to recall us aud do it gradually and vaguely, and indiffer ently speculate as to whether wc are living or dead, herc or elsewhere, do ing weil or ill, just as we do ol' them. None of us may Hatter ourselves that wc will be very long remembered. Of each generation of the human race millions die and are forgotten within ten or fifteen years. A few are rc meoihered a little longer; a score or si century, perhaps; maybe one will leave a natue which will live fresh in nu n's minds always: hut the tuan himself will be forgotten. < Inly what lu: di.i and was will be remembered. While -i.m live their names will give importance i>> what they do; when they arc dead their names are made important hy what they have done. So it i- thc universal lot to be for gotten and only what wc do eau live, lt will live, even when wc would earn estly hope to have it die. What wc do and say is from our souls and shares the soul's immortality. The good or evil influence of those wc have forgotten remains with us, often bend ing our lives this way or that, and so our influence with those who have for gotton us; and the results are passed on from life to life, from generation to generation. A good or a bad impulse or purpose one of us put twenty years ago into tho heart of a man we have forgotten and who has forgotten us may bc living ?iud bearing good or evil fruit thousands of miles away and among thousands of men we hove never known or thought of us. The first germ of a plague was born cen turies ago in one man who spread it to another and thus infected nations and left a heritage of misery for un numbered generations. Thc plague germ completes its work here. What we put into a human heart and life will never end, for its work for good or ill will continue into thc vast and endless life that stretches . beyond death. Tho knowledge that we must be forgotten is saddening; tho knowl lill] t !' :. : ll i- ,.; il . ll I (ilit t ll :.'-t '. J r. pru it ; ,-. ; . i* li i ?i.it We t. ? ed V.:- : '.i.. .!. ??nt: wit! V? ' ' . ; ' bc -oom nm ..up whi! t iloSi abou la. lt all?!;-' ? i :!..'. ?i int vi; i: . will I ;pi" t u >\ u ? ' . t III! li i-f hil lu - pl i J111 ! .! t ir will drop tlirir p-dafs -oilly annual ir.ii ri and loki :i t" death and wilj presently die; but. wi: niay leave n.< in eries in li ti ma II hearts which will "he b? autifu) win n tin- Howers arc cone and the r.? withered, ami we may so live ami il o ?ind speak that our lives will never die ?uni th'* work ol' them will he living ?ind splendid when man ami the graves he lilis ami tin- world he knows have vanished together. m m m Propose a .Memorial Areli a! Chicka uiatiga. WASIIINOTUX, I lee. I. Representa live I ! rusveiior, ol' tlhio, to day intro dimed the full.living hill fur the erec tion ol' a memorial areli "ii the Cluck umauga hiitflciield: IL it enacted hy the Senate and Mouse of Repr?sentatives ol' the I'ni tcd Stales of America in Congress a> mhh'd. that as the crowning work ol' t establishment ol' thc Chiekaiiiauga a ! (nattai.gil National Military p. k, which embraces .-even battle fe ls upon which served three great itrin.es and large forces representing all tin' other main armies of the North and thc South, the Secretary ol' War is hereby authorized and directed to erect at Chattanooga, Tenn., under the provision of thc Chiekaiiiauga ?ind Chattanooga National Park commis sion and their engineer, upon such site as thc said Secretary may deem most suitable, a memorial arch to he known as the arch nf Nationality, to commemorate thc heroism ol' the Amer ican soldier and thu complete Union which luis resulted from the joint military service (d' all sections in the war with Spain. Thc several dimen sions nf thc arch shall not bc less than those of thc Areli ?lc Triomphe in Paris mid its main port ions shall bc constructed of massive blocks of gran ite. Section L\ Thc design for tho ?ireh shall bc procured by a commission consisting ol' thc Secretary nf War, the chief engineers, the chairman nf the military committees of thc two Houses of Congress and the Chicka tnauga and Chattanooga National Park commission and their engineer in such maimer as the commission may determine, and the erection of the arch shall proceed under the supervis ion of the park commission, directed by thc Secretary of War. See. Vt. Upon thc inner walls, sup porting the arches, ways and thc walls of the inner chambers, among other appropriate historical records, shall bc affixed bronze tablets with complete rosters of ?ill the armies operating in and around the Chiekaiiiauga and Chattanooga National park, designat ing tbesr on thc organizations of each State, together with a roster of the governors and tho State commissions of thc lit. States which have assisted in determining thc lines of battle and in erecting the monuments of their States and in the general work of es tablishing thc park. See. L To enable the Secretary of War to carry forward this work, after the adoption of the designs, thc [sum of $30(1,000 is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated and the limit of thc cost of the arch is Gxcd at that sum, including the cost of thc site. - - mu? ? mm - Are You Troubled? and do you Want Your Troubles to Fly Away ? You have suffered worlds of trouble, anxiety and pain, and you hardly know what ails you. Sometime your business goes wrong, and for a long time you have been feeling physically very badly. Pon t know what is the matter? (If course you don't else you would get sonic medicine. Thc trouble is with your stomach and liver. Ty m r's Dyspepsia Remedy will do a vast amount f good in helping this trouble if you will use it. Price fit) couts per bottle. For sale by all druggists. -The man who can make other pcoplo put up with his eccentricities is called a'philosopher. "I was nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and grew worse. I used Kodol Dys pepsia Cure. That cured mc." It digests what you eat. Cures indiges tion, sour stomach, heartburn and all forms of dyspepsia. Evans Pharmacy. i'l nint: Doctoi I lui t-t. .iff ; H ttl? ' lll't'l iji'l h.? .ea ? t.' fol makii .. .. - iii v... ... ii t hey i ? i i v ' i ! y f . .11 . ? i In-ir l-l'il ! . < in*' 'la, tw.' : -!.l. ii I Ce i-l, :..!.:. v i 11' j' ii ?id j. ?_. . do t. i ' Tin \ mt) .. ; child rta iV: ii'!., v.il'i !. . . . ! in ?t i nd the <?!.;: i t::' j.! -niau, UP : -ilk hat ai..i <. u?. . Tl.? tnotlii' .: i. -i '.:! t y ! - ?.? mo . il ?.? . ' ? ! I? - i awfit! lt ld,' ; - ii . ' ? p?li' . .. H lix ail illili," .. .: : lp -i" " .: . !*:-;?'?iy. " Lemme seo j . !"'i/U" ii:.:..' Mum: Can..' ?: : the . i>. king ",ery ?L'i'iU d. Tip ii, ?. il i.">H a w.rd ..at :: . , I ji'i ??Vi!I . ! -i -ian I,a . ' : a:.*; .i th. . ! i .V' - til.- ..ti.- . . it :.:! right. .?'i i:.' path ti!. Ti., I Iii.ipiin i ? diM-| . ?:? produm ii a -mail lilittle, li . i willi what hi ?ki d Ilk?' iii lid' htv.pl or mud (iii-, and placed il <>n t !. ' table. ' 'Take <?:n' of these pel lid.-/' t lie physician said, ''dissolved in water, every 17 minutes-al-ter-mit-ly." ''Mow l"iic. mus' I take 'em"?" groaned t he patient. "Till yoi die." said the ductor. 'M?ood morning, sir!"-Haiti'more M,tho,tist. IT Man Were a Flea. Synder, thc calculating barber, hadn't opened Iiis lips for fully four minutes, and it was plain to he seen thal he had something un his mind. Finally he swallowed twice, breathed hard i'?>r a uniment, and cave vent to his feelings in this matter: "I've been thinking what 1 could do if I were on ly a Ilea. I read in a scientific paper thc nther day that if a mau were built on thc same lines as a Ilea hu could jump from Philadelphia t.? Pittsburg in one h ap. I mean, of course, if he had all the power of a Ilea increased in proportion to his size. Think how quickly lie could circumnavigate thc globe. It might be possible to get around the world is an hour. Thc distance from Philadelphia to Pitts burg is .ifil miles, and the equatorial circumference ol' thc earth is 2-1,1102 miles. A simple calculation in men tal arithmetic will show you that this would be a fraction over seventy leaps, lt surely wouldn't take a minute for each jump, judged from thc liveliness ol' thc fica. Think of coming in herc, with three or four customers ahead of you, and, instead of sitting down and waiting, just take a few jumps around thc world to kill time. There you arc, sir. With hazel or bay rum?" 1'i'ti/mft fjthiii li?vonl'. Mr. .1. Sheer, Scdalia, Mo., saved his child's lifo by One Minute Cough Cure. Doctors had given her up to die with croup. It's an infallible cure for coughs, colds, grippe, pneu monia, bronchitis aud throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. Evans Pharmacy. - A man has to carn his dollars by himself, but anybody he knows will help him to spend them. llheumacidc is a throughout, per manent, constitional cure for rheu matism. Thc acids in the blood which cause t ie disease are throughly erad icated. It also the best blood purefier, laxative and tonic. Kvans Pharmacy. - A wise rule in conversation is never to say anythiug that you know somebody else wants to say. Mrs. ll. Churchill, Berlin, Vt., says. "Our baby was covered with running sores. DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her." A specific for piles and skin diseases. Beware of worthies; counterfeits. I'i van s Pharmacy. - lt is much harder to get a dolla into ono's pocket than it is to get it out. J. B. Clark, Peoria, Ul., says "Surgeons wanted to operate on me for piles, hut 1 cured them with De witt's Witch Hazel Salve." lt is in fallible for piles and skin diseases. Ileware ol' counterfeits. Evans Phar macy. - Mrs. Sarah Terry, of Philadel phia, has just celebrated her lOSth birthday. Her father fought ir. the War of thc Revolution. Miss Annie E. (funning, Tyre, Mich., says, *'I suffered a long time from dyspepsia; lost flesh and became very weak. Ivodol Dyspepsia Cure completely cured me." lt digests what you eat and cures all forms of stomach trouble. It never fails to live immediate relief in the worst sases. ti van a Pharmacy. - A delicate niau at work accom plishes moro than a giant in idleness. Purify thc sewers of thc body and stimulate tho digestive organs to main tain health, strength and energy. Prickly Ash Ritters is a tonic for thc kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels. For sale by Evans Pharmacy. - Stock growers in the United States say that moro has been done to improve our swine than to enhance thc quality of any other animals wo raise. They are tho finest product of tho greatest corn region in the world, and our corn bolt supplies ninety-five per cent of the pork wo export. Constipation loads to liver trouble, and torpid liver to Bright's disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is a certain cure at an; stage of the disorder. Sold by Evans Pharmacy. (.t lll'l'tll Si'W ' '. ICMS - Win. S, l'.r. Im. ile l.'cpuhlicail .i : i . i i ? 1:11 ... has boon tri vi i ? in- < . nih .,: . . ? il i i? i ? : m as l i ??\ < I inn hi 'Ken '. i mk>. His plurality is Tlif Ila- ana .\III?-; ?I an ' ig'jil ruin p?iliy. i-api'al >'!'.'.( nu. . ? .-. !..:- begun liv-iIM - - .:I l ampa* l ia . laking PMS" -nm n! I hiVi' factoli' . ' :i'h.:-i-<l lin iv. A ._.?-_'. 11. t. . - trust H,?., lias confio! ni lin- v i.ii' ?ia per hit si III A iiii'iii'ii anil tin- i H ir tly papel - ' . -mm br paying I w iVY- ....hat theil ? ?i- psipor cus? i ii- :u i \? ii vi ; i rs agu. A reva nui' bf)ici-r n 'bl ?y ''ap: t mill an illicit si ill nea. ' . : I try il hf ami was taking it ami nu HIT tu jail, w In n I br ow ncr fell . :ilur oljicer ami took lim 'iii ft Wily. - .. " I li?1 cit.*. ni New i lo-ilay." -av - ; hi' |h '.. .iiihn ! . -hindi, a Pi; . ! ? ?. 11 i ?a n i ! i ? igy ma 11 . i towii, vis \ li. i. w." ;.i der. muri i ;?>sly in lin puivi i i l :in- devi!, i vcr hi- lo ir Mi ll- !', ''U V." I.a-i Sund.-'.y moil Augusta, i m.. h?iil i i.i- ruggcsl lin i rm .1 ia i li;:1 i Wy dui ::!._- lin- pa ' ;,'< M -. i ' \. i mn- m i ! ! nm > lol lal.- ' ? ii prop ri i.i, m : hr !.. .n I nf tim - was iii. -I I i?.V ri. h i - noy, i l ii ninl i . 111 ? ss n..m Kubin ? s, i !..- ('lah nun. vv ill H-s) :u iii . -i ai ul tho H -1 ut lin Munumi ?ubi- in ordi-i ..ni.I ; . m\.i -i?..ittori which im probably ensile ii ! he light upon j? .-dion h I gu wu. I : i- bring pri'tlii'ti'il I In- Iii <? hisses lor ih?- yi'.'ir will ike? si ui".v record. Mrcstdyi it is said, r.-imoitn! ol policies paul exceeds ll. moimi ol premiums received, willi I brimin hur, usually si mouth ol'lires, lo br uc eoillileil tm. - Th?' statement nf tin publican ? ami I letnoersit ie committees ot Uhio j wei r tiled al the ellice ol ?lie county clerk iii Columbus Momia;, afternoon, as rei pli rc tl hy law. Tlc !;.-publican ; committee cxpeiuletl i^Pa. 1. :.;i7. Thc, I lemon nt ir stair committee reports I expenditures of $17,U08.r?s. - Thc secretary and assistant secre tary of thc interior, amt commissioner sind assistant commissioner ot pensions, j lui vc test Hied before a sub-committee of lim senate committee mi pensions, thal a revision of the law- should bc i made, and recommended that it bc done by a non-partisan commission. - A gentleman who i- cv'.!.-ntly 1 t lying to sipiarc himself with t he maid en ladies who have passed ila blushing period, gives this definition ol'an old maid: "Au old maid isa .'.oman who has not been tool enough lo bc fooled I fy every fool who has been fool enough to foolishly try lo bud her." - Thc muscular strength ol'tuan has been studied by ii German physician with si .special dynamometer. From 10,11110 separate experiments he finds that thc average man in good health reaches his maximum strength sit the agc of about :il years; thai ai 17 lu* can lift without diiliculty '2~?~. pounds; at 20 :{l i" pounds; sit 111 4*00 pounds; at 10 :;:!!> pounds; at 50 *I28 pounds, sind sit 71? ~li? pounds. Father experiments show that-contrary to general belief -negroes lui vc nearly the strength ot thc whites. Some winnall in Missouri hus vol unteered i > Ix <'inn' uni- ol' I Of I, OOO vvoiiii :i lu l'ont I'I lui I?' ..'*"?? <-li I s In ? 1 nnil ?H. Mr.-. (?ridley, uiii'ni' lin- riuii iimiidci ul llcwi'v's tlugship, in tin ki;!!. .,! Manila ' Mis. (?riilh y lias nothing liiii lim i?:lo per mont li ?rivoli li;. ? lu- gu VI ninont, nilli I Iii- movement is likeh i" I"' limn- |?<i]>tlht 1' in I Itu Son : li, ai li .?-i. iliaiitlii! 1 IrWev homo ?.mil. I'hi? departIIHIII ul a m ?ru] turi; uill h?igin i; - iii?! i ihm mn ni snells a .i lit ile oat lier this your t him last, ship ping South thc beginning ol' .'.iiiuaty ami ?H-rhap- M niling u lew shortly bc i.iti- tin' ii rsl. This your the seeds for ?I l-i i ilmi inn to all parts ol t In- rou nt ry will i 'nils i s t ul |:{,poi),<KKI park-ul' the vrgelaldc seeds, i..".'".'-."'io ol' dower .-.nil-, i 11 ' - i 111 * s Ililli nuil lawn grass semis. A sprrialilisjiati'h '.tun: Wnshing i.'ii lo tho 1 ? reen villi: .Vi ila tn i lilli in-i.. vi. "Tho statistician ol thc ih'p.irl'.ni'ut iii" a gric ni I III i* ric po ti .?.> '.?oo.tMitji hales us i?"' probable cot ton production ol' tin United Statis for I-*!WMhMD. The e.-t?mato is based upon a I.H.-ii number ol liuth general ami -pi ii il r< ?'ii i - I lut II Wits over before recci vi il b;. I lie iii p.i vt mein ini a cot ton IIUJ.." "I have nuiiceil," -aili tlu- Hey. I >r. I iooilman. paitsiii*/ in his discourse, "li... l wo or I bree ol t he bi et hu :i have looked al iii. ir uutches ?ever.il limes m i J io Inst few minutes, I'm li ar t heir Iiniejiieees limy nut tigtco I will say thal I lie inl lee! lilli?! i- ll.-Fi. I .-et Illy wnteh hy the regulator ai tin- jewel lers lusi night, l 'ie Miniuii will be ovcl al r.'."l. ll would have closed promptly at Vi loi! l'or this digression. Lei us proceed tu consider now what tin- apostle means when he says: 'I press toward the murk.'*' -- tien. Hornee rot ter's article in the Century entitled "Campaigning with ("rant, is being severely criticised by prominent Confederate soldiers. At a recent meeting of the United Confed erate Veterans in (lalveston, it wus at tacked on two counts, namely because of tin: statements made concerning ('eu. Lee nt llanover Junction and thc Federal loss ut Cold Harbor. The point was strongly urged ill thc ("al veston meeting that Lee anticipated every move made by (Jrant, and was not outgeneraled in any particular, us (OMI, Porter in his article all?ges. As to the loss ol' thc Union forces itt Cold Harbor. Porter places it at 7,OOo where as .1. 'A. ll. .Scott, speaking for the .Southern veterans, said tho light begun ato o'clock in the morning with nu attack all along thc line, und in less than au hour lhere were PkOOO Union soldiers dead. Scott further nih ged that when ('rant ordered another charge at s o'clock "the men and sonic ol' the officers refused to obey." - Tin: great . 'nies ol'the world usc up au enormous number of hornes every year, ami these utu>t constantly he resupplied hy ln?r?esfrom the couu try or from fo.eigu part.-, lt is stated that in the oilnii'h-i .>!' London alune lhere arc 7?O,t)UU horse- in u-e, and that lilli,ODD horses tun-', - very year be Milt, intn these suburbs tn take thc place nf th IM' worn uni Si SI SI IS 3 G?88t B!GSS?Hg tO feebf?nelT^ nearly all of the sickness among nift PonnlQ lt R?U?C Th?iTi olderpeople can be avoided.. Moat elderly UlU I CUUICi ll UIIGo I liClil people aro very susceptible to illness. but it is wholly unnecessary. By keep Molli Blnnri QHfl I ?fa 'n6 their blood pure they can fortify themselves nun DlUUU ?IIU Lllui so as to escapo three-fourths of the ailments from which they suffer so. generally. S. S. S. is tho remedy which will keep their systems young, by purifying tho blood, ^^?BRlv thoroughly removing all waste accumulations, and impart /mwl^Y&m. ingnew strength and life to tho whole body. It increases ?jjjjap HML tho appetite, builds up the energies, and sends new life fSv23BMiri?m giving blood throughout the entire system 7fJ <SSfffSjTy Mrs. Sarah Pike, 477 Broadway, South Boston, writes : vT >\1 SEia "I om seventy years old, and had not enjoyed good health -tx. jT&?i?ml *OT twcntv years. I was sick in different ways, and in V *&mW*r -- addition, had Eczema terribly on one of my legs. Tho ^ffi****Smfi doctor said that on account of my age, I would never be ^B-^iwHBft^g well again. 1 took a dozen bottles of S. S. S. and it cured mo ^SSS?Bs^^^ complet (dy. and I am happy to Ray that o^.-^^^a^^^x j ^ well as I ever did in my life." ^^tiR&k*. Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Ga., says: "For eight cen years I suffered tortures from a fiery eruption on mfck %s mv skin. I tried almost every known remedy, but they B?j-J^ii._?- ? fulled ono by one, and I was tobi that my age, which is &?SgfPQ?&$^ eixty-?ix. was against me, and that I could never hope wJfSj?r/J ?Sz'W* to bo well again. I finally took S. S. 3., and it cleansed .aFgl^H^ ?tW my bleed thoroughly, and now I am in perfect health." ^^EB?SS^'J^P S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD JMjPfl is the inly remedy which can build up and strengthen y^l'?5m3S? I? old people, because it is the only ono which is guaranteed '^-wa^^^?^" free from potash, mercury, arsenic and other damaging minerals.* lt is made from roots and herbs, and has no chemicals whatever in it. S. S S. cures tho worst cases of Scrofula, Cancer, Eczema. Rheumatism, Tetter. Open Sores. Chronic 1'leers. Boils, or any other disease of tho blood. Bool::? on thes3 diseases will bo sent freo by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. Wi HAVE MORE GOODS THAN DOLLARS, And must exchange with you ! AT this soasen ot' the year we can't nfl..rd io carry such a large sleek, and to reduce our-. Shot-, Dry Goods and Grocery Stockes We have made the LOWEST PRICES that has ever been mule ? n Staple Dry Goods since Anderson has been Anderson. Believe us, and give us on- look if you waot to SAVE MON KY. Very respectfully, O. C? BROWN & BRO. (NEXT TO POST OFFICE.) THE HOUSE-KEEPER'S TROUBLES ! DURING the Fall and Winter months the flouse-keerer ttaa no little trouble in supplying the table with s ?nielhing to eat. We etti help dem if they will only give us a call. We have a choice and select Stock of Family and Fancy Groo eries. Our Stock of CANNED GOODS can't be excelled, and if you need any CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, etc., weean supply you. TOBACCO atd CIGARS a specialty. If you will honor us with a visit we will appreciate it, and make it mighty interesting for you. Free ?ty Dollwry. Q.. y. BIGBY. without Gold Dust. It lightens the labor of cleaning more than half and saves both ti mo and money. It is '"Woman's Best Friend, Dirt's Worst Enemy." f. n ! for !! r {.. ?? I. : - ?'. '.?>:! Itulci T;IH N.K. FAIRBANK COMPANY Chicc;o St.Lonla $ixv\ >rk Keston i'mr^-r i-umr^s -jac^irv ;aazrzgr.i 7 cru T I"T-TTT ,TT Assessment Notice. Ai: !? I ron's; Ol ? ?.. : A Mu:i: rjp ?Is OFFICIO '.Vi 1. lill O.I'JSN 'IO, J)_ if ive returns H j?1 rv inti proper- j ti ?ni ; i.;:r.i :. or fui ULM li .?.??< y cur j 'i . II i '." ?ir-t ' ? ul 'I i:ii ir\ . !'.'!. i, lu thu I ?Pili February follow!, g, laelmuve. Ali tra' sfiuM of Iteai ly>t->to ma?loillico ia-.r \ < i'.r'i. .?..>? ??iiii ;it uni-' ti.- enroll! I ly holed ni: i'.i? rm urn -thu nu inlier o| a?rea hough! ur i*0 ?! ii ml from ?A noni ae ?pilr.it or tu iv hom soli'. Uniter iii" new assessing h?vs thu town-hip MMoeshom uro requited tn make 'fax Kelli rn s lor all thosM that lail lo make their own return* within tim timo prescribed hy la * , ?ml honer the dillicul* tv ot ?Iel i ipients eacaping ibu penally nf tim law. ICx*C??nfeilerate soldiers over ?o years of ugo urn exempt from I'.ill Tax. all other male* hutween hu ages of lil ami Gi) yean* except thoae incapable ot Martl ing a support from being manned or fmin any other CHUHP, Mlinli bu deemed taxable pulls. For thu I'onvenieuco of taxpayer* we will also hu vu deputies tu take returns at tue toi lowing limes ami places: Holland, Tuetiday, January i). Motldttsville, WedneH?av, January 10. Iva, Thursday, January ll. Moseley, Friday, January 12. IUylis Me"'ouneU's. Saturday, Jan. 13. Sfarr, Monday, January 15. Storeville, Tuesday, January 10. CliiifeMcalM-.' Mill, Wednesday, Jan. 17. filly to n, Thursday, January IS. Bishop's Krauch, sst tu rd iv, January 20. Five Forks, Fr ida v, January li). A mun. .Mn?.day, Juiniary 22. Wyatt's Store, Mommy, January 212, until 1 p. rn. ('.'dur Wreath, Tue.-duy, January 23. bench's Store, Jan. JJ3, from 1 to4 p. tu. Wiginiilon'H Store, Wednosday, iuu. 24. Kqualit\ , Tnur-ihiy. January 25. Pendleton, Friday, January 2<i. Tnv.nvillo, Friouy, January 'J.H. Tugaloo, Saturday, Jan nary 27 linnea Path, Monday and fueoday, January 2!? HUM MU. Helton, Wed nos lay anl Thursday, February 1 and 2. Piedmont, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 1!? and 20. Pulser, Monday, Tuesday and Weeinea dnv. February ?, U and 7. Williamaton, Thurmlay and Friday. February 8 and P. O. N. C. IJ ?LEMAN, Dec. ?, ISM). Auditor A. C. Notice of Final Settlement. TU E undersigned, Administrator of the Ketate ot Turner Osborne, doo'd. lorelny givm uotice that he viii on the l.V.h day of January, 1?HIU,. applr to the Judye of I'rnhate tor Anderson County, 8.1!., for a T/irial Settlement of said Ks.ate and a discharge trouu his o I lice as Administra tor. J. O. CUNNINGHAM, Adm'r. De 13, 1WI!) L'5 ? ATTOKN KY AT LAW, WEBB BUILDING, Anderson, - - s. C). SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condemned Schedule in Effect December 10th, ISO). STATIONS. Lv. Charleston ... " 8tunmoTville. " Branchville.. " Orangoburg . " KlngviUo. Lv. Savannah .777 " Barnwell. " BlaekviUo. LT. Columbia. Prosperity. Newberry. Ninuty-Six. Greenwood. Ar. Hodges . ?7v. Abbeville.. Ar. Belton 7.77.. Lv. ?udermw . Ar. Greenville. .... Ar. Atlanta.(?du.Tim?1 Ex.. Sun. No. 17. Dhily No. II. 7 (Xi a ni 7 ? a no .. I 8 65 Am 9 2B al3i 10 15 A gl ia M'a in 4 00 a ra 4 16 a m 7 40 a afc a 7 d? a a ni 820 am 10 10 a ni STATIONS. Lv. Greenvil;e. Piedmont .... Williainamn. Ar. Andora in ._ Lv. Bolton . 77"7 Ar. Donnnliis Ar. Abbi<vii.e Lv. Hodges Ar. tireen wo . 1_ Nluotv-.-.5 Newberry.. .. Prospe: l;y. Columbia . . Ar. Hitiekvi. Bani we i Savana .1;. Lv. Ringville_.7 Oratigehurg... Branchville... Summerville.. Ar. Charleston - Dailvi Daiiyi No 6.?No. I .j 11 00 p - 12 ODu 1 65a t 80a 4 80 a lil 06 a B 55 p in Els. Sun. No. 16. Tl 05 a Ul 12 10 n'n 12 25 p m 1 20 p m 1 69 p ni 2 15 p in 1 85 m io p m 2 85 p m 4 15 p va 9 00 ni ft ?io p m il 00 n ra 0 2? p u: 7 15 p in 0 45 p ni 7 l? r> in DailV No. 12. 10 15 a m 10 40 a tn 10 55 a m 11 40 a m ll 15 ll to . S lil ?i m iii? j? m i> OJ p in 12 25 p ni 11 55 a ra 12 20 p m 12 r>5 p ra 2 IO p m 2 14 p m 8 H(\ om Ar. Kiaekvi .... .I a e.; a m " Bani we i.?....] 8 20 r. ni ^_Savana di. .I 5 15 rt. ra Lv. KlngVi'ilv_.7777.77777. 4 43" p m .' tlraiiBcbiirt?. 6 34 pm " Branchville. 0 17 p m " 8uii;m?'rville. 7 38 pm Ar. C!harlc.-:ton. 8 15 p m gBKiRi STATIONST^^M 11 00p 7 tua Lv..Ohi\rio*iO?..Ar ?Up fttf? 12 ODu 7 41.1 " Snmmorvilto " 7 B8? 5 ?Sa 165a 8 55a " .B??nohTille. " 0 03 p 4 88a 2 60a 0 23a " Orangetur? " 6 84p 9 *8rt 4 80 a 10 15 a " . .Kln?rTino . " 4 43j &M? la 06 a. LT.. tiavannab. Ar 7!77...*8?3 4 00 a. " .. BamwoU .. " . 1 St m 4 16 a. " ..Bl* ck vi Ho.. ". 8M? 8 80 a ll ?0 a " .. Columbia.. " 8 ?p t Dp 9 07 a 12 Mp " . ...Alston.... " 2 80pl 3 Eva 10 04a 1 :iop .' . .Santnc... M 1 28p 7 4lflp 10 20a 2 0Jp " .Union." 1 05p 7 80p lO?tfln 2 i.'r "..Jonesville.." 12 25p 0 SBp 10 E4 a -~ p " ....Paco:et.... " 12 14 p 6 43 p 11 25 a' : li)p Ar Spar tanbury Lvlll 45 a O?Ep ll 40 ai . 4 i p LvSpiiriaubr.ru Ar ll 17 a 0 00p 2 ?.7 v .1.11> Ar...Ash?'Vi;'i? ...1 vi 8 05 a 8 05p ' p. m. "A" :;. ia "I"' night. Pull rana patoce a'eepi itt ears . TiT.ins85and BO,ai n.i.ion A.nndC.d'.vislei. Diningcari Outee. -.'i ,s serve all iiiea.s enroule. v Ti sui.* eave Sparlanbnig, A. ?a C. division, nortiili ?v.nd; 7:iw a. m., t?:.l." j>. .. i):lup, m., I Vestilla i> tjiiintixl); eouthhouiu) 12:26 a. m., 87:1.1 p. in... 0 :?4 II. m., (V?stibul? Ltmitwl.) Trains ? ave Greenville A. and C. division, nert1)' o n i,il:00 a. m., 2:34 p. m. and 5:22 p. m., IVentPni ?d Limited) : southbound, 1 :!-0 a. m., 4:80 p. ia.. 12:80 p. ju. (Vestibuled Limited) Trains 0 and 10 ??axry elegant Pulir? an Bleep ing ears l>otwoen Savannah and Asheville eu ro ut ?J daily between Jacksonville and Cincin nati. Al no Pullman Dnv wring-room sleeping ears between Gaari orton and Columbia. FRANK 8. GANNON, J.M.CTJLP. Third V-P.?fc Gea. Mgr., TraffloMgr., Washington, D. OL Washington, D. O. W. A. TURK, B. H.HAP.DWIOK. Gen. Pass. Ag't.. . AB't Gea. Pass. Ag* WoshingiOu. D. a - AtnuflK, Ga. OLD NEWSPAPEBS For sale at this office cheap. Take Warning. !> rs in ? ur* hereby warned not t ? lin ti r, ii - !.. i'ii'.r ur nthorwiso : ri-* ;?*?*-: 1.11 nur far ms in Pond loton Town -.? , ? . i - ' in i v,-.. <'.. kiiown KS '. t<iV?.1 : I '.n iii,.torie IM i "Si inp. ?.??ti l l iee" um] ".vlutuiom :'?o"m" ou Eighteen Creek. Any on <i ? -1. LT rdiug ? i J i -? n eden will ba nr'+iocutod. Flt Et). <?. UKOWX. MU.. J. A. MoORiUY. flee i:i, I Sil!) '?> 4 BAN KICKS BROKERS. GV,0. SKALIER & CO., CONSOL, STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG, 60-62 Broadway, - New York. LOTS OF MONEY CAN be made through speculation with deposit of $U).<)0 [thirty dollare] upward [or 3 percent, murdin upward] on the Stork Exchange. The greatest fortunes have been made through speculations in Stockt?, Wheat or Cotton. If yon are interested to know how epec u hit ions are eoudueted, notify UH and we will ?end you information and market e tier free of eba rue. Cu?al commission charged for exe cuting ordern Government, Municipal and Railroad bond? iiuotaliooN In rn i died on implica tion tor purchase, nain and exchange. Oct. 25, 1M?0 IS fi in >OUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO ALL POINTS North, South and Southwest. EC??lTDtJL?~?N EFFECT KoVTrthTl'ft>0 SOPTHBOONb _" _ No. 4U3." " tia. 41. l.v New York, Tia Peiin R. B.Mi '00 am .!. O j pm LT Washington, " 5 00 pm 4 80 am Lv Richmond, A. C. L. 9 01pm 9 05 am Lv~Por?7rn^th"7s A.L. 8 45 pm 9 -JtOtm Ar Weldon, .' . ll 10 pin*ll 43 am Ar Hend?raon, ?' . 12 SR a m 135 pm Ar Raleigh, *da S. A. L. 2 22 RI? 8 36 pm Ar Southern Pino " . 4 ?Tiiia 6 00,pm Ar H i " . 5 14 am 7 00 pm LT'Wilmington " _?3 05 pro Ar Monroe. " . ... ?G 63 am ?9 12 pm Ar Charlotte, " .~~ ?8 00 am ?10 25pm ?VCheater, " ...?8 i3ain ?10 05 pa Ar Oreenwood " . 10 4? am 1 12 am Ar Athene, " .*. 1 24 pm 3 48 am Ar Atlanta, _" . 3 50 pm 0 15am NORTEnuUWU. Kr?. 4lr?.. No. HB LY Atlanta, 8. A L ... ?1 00 pm ?8 ISO pm Ar Athens, " . 8 (8 pm ll 05 pto Ar Greenwood, " . 5 40 pm 1 46 am J Ar Chester, 8. A. L . 7 53 pin 4 08 am Ar Monroe, " . 9 30 pm 5 45 am I Lv~harlotte. "" ....?8 20 pm "*5 00 am j Ar iUiulet,_" . ?ll 10 pm ?7 43 ??? Ar Wilmington_ " ._ *12 05 pm Ar Southern"Pinea, '* !7T..~?i2 01 am ?3 00 am Ar Haleigh, " . 2 C3am ll 13 :m Ar Henderson " .3 28 am 12 45 pm Ar Weldon, " . ?. 4 65 am 2 60 pm Ar Portsmouth S. A. L.. 7 25 am 5 20pm Ar Richmond A7C.~L~..*3 15"am~?7 20 pit Ar Washington, Penn. R. K .... 12 8t pm ll 20 pn Ar New York,_" .. ?8 23 pm ?6 63 an _ ?Dally, tDaily. Ex. Sunday. Nos. 403 ar>d 402 "The Atlanta Special.*' Solid Vestibuled Train, of Pullman Sleepers ami CoarJ> es between Washington and Atlanta, also Pall man Sleepers between Portsmouth and Charlotte, N. C. Nos. 41 and 38, "The 8. A. L Express,'' Sollo Train, Coaches and Pullman Sleepers hetweoi Portsmouth and Atlanta. Both traios make immediate, connection at At lanta for Mootgoo ery .Mobile, New Orleans. Ter as, california, Mexico, Chattanooga, Na-hville, Memphis, Macon and Florida. For Ticket*. Sleepers, etc.. apply to G.. McP. Batte, T- P. A., 38 Tryon - treet. Char lotte. N C. F. 8t John, vice-President and Gen'l. Mange?. V. E. McBee General Superintendent. II. W. B. Glover, Traffic Manager. L. 8. Allen. Gen'l. Passenger Agent, flunnml *:*Jflcorti, Portsmouth, Va. ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAFKIO DKPAUTMKNT, WILMINGTON, N. C., Jan. 10,18f*. Feat Lino Between Charleston und Coi urobiaand UpperSimtb Carolina, Nertt Carolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. GOINO WEST. GOING HArrV* .N_n. 52. No. 53. 7 eo am 8 21 nm (I 40 am 11 00 pm 12 07 pu 12 20 pm 1 O'! pm 1 25 pm 3 00 pm 8 io pm 6 07 pm 8 15 pm 6 05 pm 7 00 pm LT?.Charleston.......Ar 8 00 pyx LT._Lanes.Ar 6 20 pu LT....Sumter.Ar 5 13 pi? Ar.Columbi*..LT 4 00 pu Ar.-..Prosperity."...Lv 2 47 P? Ar?.NewV/ry.Lv 2 32 pp Ar.Clinton. LT | 1 M IO Ar.Laurent.LT 145 pu Ar...Groan* Ute...LT 12 01 *n Ar.Spartan Lurg.LT ll 4ft ao> Ar.Wlnrjcboro, a. C..LT ll 41 an Ar.Charloito. It. C.LT 9 86 an Ar...HeRder?on vlllo, N. C.Lv 9 14 BO Ar..Asheville, N. C...LT 8 20 aa .Dall?. Noa. a ?nd 68 Solid Train? between Chart.*' .nd Columbia J?. C. H. M. Escamaos. Gani. Passen/Mir Agen** J.B. Knsjn, f**m**??? M?n?B?r " *t -uvjEUirsw. Tr*ffl> Mncuftss? BLUE RIDGF RAILROAD. fl C. BEATTIE Receivor. Time Table No. 7.-Effective **-?? l89S, Between Anderson and Walhalla. WESTBOUND EASTBOUNP NO. 12 STATIONS. No. ll Klrat Ola*8, First Olas'i Dftiiv. Dailv. P. M.-Leav? Arrive A M. * S&5. Anderson.ll OM f 3.56.Denver.10AW f 4 05.Auton.-.10 311 8 4.1*4.....Pendleton.10.2T f 4.28.Cherry's Grouting, .10.15 I 4.29.Adara'a Crossing.10.07 s 4 47.Seneca.M 8 611.....West Union......9.23 ? 5.17 Ar.Walhalla. .Lv M (s) Baratar station ; (f) Flag station Will also stop at the following station to take on or let off pass en gera : Phlo neve, James' and Sandy Springs. Ko. 12 connecta with 8ontbern BallwaJ] No 12 at Anderson. No. 6 connects with Soaauern Railway Noa. 12, 07 and 38 ot Seneca. J. R. ANDERSON, Supt