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A Few Things Necessary to make a . . GOOD COTTON HOE. A PERFKCT HOE should have a straight, well-sea onod handle, made of the best grade selected timber. The blade should be made of a high rp ality of steel, perfectly tempered and properly sharpened. The shanks should be of the same high quality of steel, and so fitted into the handles ns to make their pulling out, from ordinary usage, impossible. All Hoes should bc set to exactly suit the purpose for which they ure intended. To find a Hoe that fully meets all of the^e requirements we invite you to come and inspect our linc. Men, women and children will here lind a Hoe to suit them. All weights and sizes are com prised in <?ur mammoth stock. Please bear in mind that weare the only dealers in this section who buy their (roods :?) solid car lots, and hence are in a position to name such prices as cannot (ail to make it to your interest to favor us with your pa tronage. Sullivan Hardware Co. E EVANS, Jr. R. B. DAY, M. D. :KrsrJOINTS &D JDJ^IT, PENDLETON, 8. C. ZDIE&TTG-S and MEDICINES, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Fancy Soaps, Sponges, Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Rubber Goods and Druggist Notions, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Byes, Biiiots' Garden Seeds. BARGAINS ! Yon Don't Believe It ! WE are not going to make prices here for they are so ridiculously low you would not believe it, but if you would inspect our low prices and do yourself a kindness come and see what we say is true. We will show you prices on some things, regardless ? ? the advancing prices on almost everything, that is lower than ever before known in the City of Anderson. If not, we will pay you in cash for your trouble. How is that ? Now is your chance to buy at low prices and save your cash. Percales, Serges, Lawns, Calicoes, Etc., at Cut Prices. Let them go. Short profits and quick sales for Bpot ensh does the work. Aguarantced eale on GLASSWARE if you see it. T INWARE, bought direct from factory. No better prices bought at than we buy. Come, give us a look. It don't cost auythiug A big lot of FLOWER POTS to arrive in a few days. KING BROS., BARGAIN STORE, _ Two Doors from Post Office. GARDEN SEED Buist and berry's. Remember when you go to get your Seed tc get fresh ones. As this is our first year in the Seed business we haye no seed carried over from last y?ar. Yours, . F. B. GRAYTON & CO. Near the Post Office. The Farmers Loan 1 Trust Co. PAYS INTEREST OX DEPOSTITS. 16?" No deposit too small to receive careful and courteous attention i?p* Children's deposits especially invited. J? R. VAN DI VER, Cashier. 0. D. ANDERSON & BRO. GROCERY PRICE LIST FOR SPRING TRADE. CAR Georgia Cane Syrup just from the farm-the only pure Molasses - you can get-all in half barrels. Just the thine for -every family to buy. N. O. Molasses, all grades, and Sugar Syrups. Will sive you 5c. to 10c. per gallon by the barrel or retail. All grades Flour. Try our half patents from 83.75 to $4.00 per barrel. Special prices in big lots Now is your chance to buy your Tobacco cheap. 500 lbs.?Rainbow To bacco, 9-inch 5'a, 26c. per lb.-well worth 33c. 1000 lbs. Farmer's; Friend, 0-inch S's, 10 lb. Caddies, 33c. The best piece of goods for the priceSve have ever seen. Should you want a box of Schnapps will sell cheap as dirt Six cars good sound Corn just arrived. Will let it ?slide cheap for the next few days. Buy before it goes up. We want your business aud will treat you honestly. Come and look at our goods-it won't cost yoi. anything, and we will promise to save you money on your bill of goods. Car LIME aud CEMENT on hand at low prices. Yours for busines?, O. D. ANDERSON & BRO. BUY A Pfifili?ss Lfl? finnlr RMR L ULI "UMW jjuu uuun iJIM ? 'J FROM JOHN T. BURRISS, IF you want a PERFECT BAKING STOVE, and never burn on the bottom. Th? re is no Stove on thc market that can equal it in durability and \w even baking on top and bottom. Also, full line of TINWARE, WOODEN WARE? J GLASSWARE, LAMP GOODS, &C /And at prices to bent the band.. Your trade solicited, JOHN T. BIJttRISS A DIALOGUE. What Was Said at the Wedding. Scene-The church. The "Wed ding March" from "Lohengrin" sounds from thc organ and the procession starts slowly. The guests turn their heads toward thc door, as though their necks were on pivots, and begin to whisper. Two young men in new clothes sneak sbamc-facedly from a door in the other end of the church and take their places by thc chancel. Nobody pays the leaBt attention to them. Thc Bride's Dearest Enemy Doesn't she look weird iu white? And her hair! Did you ever sec such Another ? J i ri-Well, she's twenty eight, if she's a day! Their Mother-Is that a real lace veil? I can't see very well. The Girl -It looks awfully cheap - aud not a diamond. I wonder where they got the money for the wedding? They're poor as Mother-Isn't thero something the matter with her father's collar? I'oor man! Somebody ought to tell him. The Girls-Ile-bc-he! It's slip ped up in the back. A Guest-What's the matter with thc ushers? They're yawning. A Man-They had their bachelor dinner last night. Hot time, I hear. Another Man-Look at tho old man's collar. Isn't it a sight? A Guest-Ho had to mortgage his house to give her this wedding. Another Man-Where did he get his money, anyhow? A Guest-Stocks. Say, the first bridesmaid's a stunner. Who is she? A Man-One of thc Van Hooks. The bridegroom used to be spoony on her once. First Girl-She's ?spale as a ghost! Tell me, is it true that she was en gaged to young Van Racquette? Another Girl-For two years. She was perfectly wild First Girl-Is he here to-day? Another Girl- He's the fourth ush er-the dissipated-looking one. " First Girl-They say he's in love with her yet! Mother -They're all out of step he he he! A Man -Watch papa try to push his collar down with the back of his head. Another Mau - I'll bet you ten be docs it-no-yes-no - A man-It's worse than ever-ha j ha- ha! Thc ushers are getting on Mother Tho idea of having Cor Van Hook for a bridesmaid after the scan dalous The Bride's Dearest Enemy- That's just to show you they're so friondly, don't you know? The Giris--He-he-he: ? declare Grace Hitit is roughed up to tho eyes. Let's have your lorgnette a minute. A Man- They say Van Racquette wouldn't come to thc rehearsal. Said he couldn't stand it. Another Man -As bad as that, eh? A Guest- I think they're the tough est-looking lot of ushers I ever saw. Where did they get them? A Man -Belonged to the irroom's class or something. Thc lest two look like prize fighters A Guest (humming* the marah) Tum-tumpty-tum tumtumty-tum. Why don't they get in linc? PAPA AND THE URI DE. The Bride -For Heaven's sake, pa. get in step and get off of my gown Papa-. The Bride-Sh-sh-! What's the matter? Papa-That-- collar button has slipped down my back and the col lar is up around my head; that's all. The Bride-Try and push it down. Act as though you didn't knew. Don't seem to look around, pa-but, tell me just peep-is my wreath on straight? Oh, do keep oft my skirt. You didn't act a bit like this at the re hearsal. Surgical operations and flesh destroyii No matter how often a cancerous sot Docs not this prove conclusively that Cc nc blood troublcby cutting or burning out t thc poison ? Cancer runs in families through man time to be stricken with thc deadly ma'.ad finit* DI fin fl DIAAAAAA AA wSSSJ ?S??ui iiivvuvuv uu -further proof that Cancer is a disease of To cure a blood disease like this you n Cnncer effectually and permanently but S. S. S. S. enters thc circulation, searches or ordinary blood medicine can do this, allowing the sore-to heal naturally and peru A little pimple, e heal under ordinary ti a bad form of cancer. Mn?. Sa in ?i M. Kecslii nm .;i years old, and for Cancer on iny ja-?T, which that I could not live more true, and liad given up A &lst. knowing of my conti o tiles thc sore began to 1 in a siiort time made a co 1H splendid, sleep is rc I rc; 1 Our medical dep* experience, who are < form nt ion wanted, we make no chorg Papa-. Thc Bride - People will hear yon! Now, renieuiber to look sad wheo you ive mc away--ao<l doo't seem to hurry. Oh, I forgot what I have to say. Ilapa-Juat repeat-this collar! Repeat what the clergyman says-just mumble it. The Bride--I simply won't say "Obey." I told Tom so last night. I shall say''Love, honor aud be gay." He said if I did he said he'd stop the ceremony. Papa-Well, don't; stop it, under stand. This thing has cost mc more than I was ever worth. I have mortgaged everything I own, and The Bride - Don't you care; Tom's rich, (?ct off my gown, pa. Papa-This collar will give mc apo plexy! -. The Bride-Hold your head away back, and it simply can't slip up. And, oh! do look sad, pa, please, or Tom will think you are glad to get rid of mc. THK HRIHESMAII'S. Firat Bridesmaid-Look at the Van Styles, in their old spangled gowns. Walk slower so weean see all the peo ple. Second Bridesmaid-There's Fanny Foolsom. I'm going to smile and bow all the way. It looks horrid to bc too stiff. Third Bridesmaid-Look at poor Tom! He doesn't seem a bit happy, does he? I wonder if he really does care for her. Fourth Bridesmaid-Do you think the pins are pretty? First Bridesmaid-Rather. I hate pearls, though. I think Pinky might have had diamonds; they're so small. Second Bridesmaid-But tho bou quets are superb. Let's hold them up high. Third Bridesmaid-Tom paid for them, you know. He's a dear boy. He used to send me such lovely flowers! Do you really think he's happy? He's so pale. Fourth Bridesmaid-They're always pale. This is the third time I've been bridesmaid, and I have always noticed it. First Bridesmaid-Look at that lit tle Mrs. Widowton! She's per fectly wild at Tom's' marrying Pinky. She had her eye on him her self. . Second B. M.-Look at Pinky's pa's collar. Isn't it funny? Third B. M.-Have you seen the going-away gown? It's a dream. Fourth B. M.-M'm. T?rqoisc blue cloth and sable. Third B. M.-Poor, dear Tom. He certainly does look unhappy. First Usher-Look at 'em all rub bering. Say, get in step. Left, left, left-slow! That's it. Yoa got it. N?w keep it. Second Usher-Look at poor old Tommy up there! You'd think he'd j lost his best friend. Third Usher-Glad its him and not me. Say, go slow. This isn't a two step. Oh, my head. Fourth Usher-It's a terrible mis take to have a bachelor dinner on the night before a wedding. I'm surprised that we're here at all. Who took Tom home? Firat Usher-You can search me, I 1 didn't notice. What's your rush, old man? You're not playing golf. Left, left, left. * Second Usher-If you'd only keep off my feet I might- i Thc music stops. There, is a flutter and then a silence Then the clergy- , man prououncc3 sentence. LOST-Many golden opportunit?s j have been lost by those who suffer '? rheumatism. By taking Rheum icicle ! now they will be permanently and positively cured. Sold iu Anderson i by Kv. ns Pharmacy. - Little Bob-I know what makes Mr. Nicefello's mustache so stiff. It's mucilage. Mamma-Nonsense. Lit Bob-Yes, it is. He kissed sister in the hall and they could hardly get unstuck. Tho ladies wonder how Mrs. B. manages to preserve her youthful looks. Tho secret is she takes Prickly Ash : Bitters; it keeps the system in perfect j order. For further particulars call on j Evana Pharmacy._ lg plasters .ne useless, painful and dangerou ?e is removed, another comes at or near the rcr is a blood disease; and that it, is folly to ott he sore, which, after all, iii only an outwati iv generations, and those whose ancestors he y- . . '''<-,} . ii ?u iiuii?im?lfll EIUIII uno thc blood. mst cure the entire blood system-remove e^ S. S. out and removes all taint, and stops the form S, 8. .S. goes down to the very roota of the i tauently. S. S. S. at the same time purifies tl t harmless looking wort or mole,- a lump in 1 t-eatment, should all be looked upon with st ig, wt Windsor Ave., Bristol. Ten ti., writes : " I three year? had suffered with a 6evere form of i the doctora in this city said waa incurable, and ' than six months. I accepted their statement as 11 hope of ever bet np well nj?nin, when my drug. - lition, recommended S. S. S. After taking a few heat, much to tlic*- rprise of the physicians, and mplcte cure. I if?t e gained in Seth, ray appetite ihing-in fact, am enjoying perfect health. ' rrinicr.t is in charge of physicians of lone especially skilled in treating Cancer anet ot B whatwer for this service. 7H? SWIF Ali Sorts of Paragraphs. - Any actress eau paint but only a few can draw. - A lawyer tays water resembles equity when it is justice. - The outsider who speculates in oil is pretty apt to slip up. - An actor says he avoids the coast towns because of the light houses. - If a mau has a true sense of humor he knows when not to get too funny. - Ladies who make their own dresses should have some knowledge of figures. To cure old sores, to heal s?u indo lent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles, you need simply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve according to directions. Its magic-like action will surprise you. Evans Pharmacy. - Mistress-"Thc master found fault with your cooking to day .Jane." Cook--' I don't take any notice of im* mum. lt's his blessed nature to find fault. Ain't he always findin' fault with you." - Hyssop-"Does your wife make any fuss when you bring home one of your friends to dinner without giving her previous notice?'' Birden-"Oh, no, she never makes any fuss until after my friend has gone." J. T. Hood, Justice of the Peace Drosby, Miss., makes the following statement: "I oan certify that One Minute Cough Cure will do all that is claimed for it." It cures all throat and lung trouble. Evans Pharmacy. - A Chicago woman has received 12 proposals of marriage within three days. Publicity was recently given to the fact that she earns a salary which is big enough to support two people comfortably. "After suffering from piles for fif teen years I was cured by using two boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve," writes W. J. Baxter, North Brook, N. C. It also cures all skin diseases. Evans Pharmacy. - Fortunately for Miss Helen Gould she has a secretary who is able bodied enough to go through her daily mail. Last week she received 1,303 lottery, nearly all of which contained requests for money for various objects, aggregating about $1,700,000. -, "After suffering from dyspepsia twelve years, and using many remedies without permanent good, I finally took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It cured me and I recommend it to everyone." It digests what you eat. Evans Phar macy. - "Do you mean to tell mo you do I not regard a public office as a public trust?" "Well," answered Senator Sorghum, "I don't like to hear it said in just that way. Whenever you say anthing about trusts and office-hold ing in the same sentence people are so likely to get Auspicious?" W. S. Musser, M?lheim, Pa., san ? thc life of his little girl by giving her One Minute Cough Cure when she was dying from croup. It is thc only harmless remedy that produces imme diate results. Evans Pharmacy. - The indications point to a rush of immigrants to ibis country this year. A Chicago agent of a steam ship and immigration company esti mates the number at 000,000, of whom 200,000 will be Swedes, Danes and Norwegians, and 100,000 Ger mans. "I had stomach trouble over twenty years and gave up all hope of being cured till I began to use Kodol Dys pepsia Cure, lt has done me so much good I call it the Savior of Lifo." It digests what you eat. Pleasant to take. Cannot fail. Evans Pharmacy. - This is tho mcssagej&e telegraph messenger handed to him: "Come down as soon as you can. ? aro dy iagj Kate," Eight hours later he st rived at the summer hotel, to be met on the piazza by Kate herself. "Why -what did you mean by sending me such a message?" he asked. "r b," B\e gurgled, "I wanted to say .. I was dying to soe you: but my 10 words ran out, and I hid to stop." - One of thc uses to which corn ia DOW being put by Northern mills, is to grind into flour and to mix with wheat flour and foci the unsophisticated. Much of this mixture is shipped South, where they seem to think that we don't know what good flour is. It is said that the low grade flour carries from 15 to 20 per cent, of cora flour. - A California man has proved by experiment that there is 50 pounds of oil in every ton of orange peel._ i Ju* Gui Out or real with Piaster ia, and besides, never cure Cancer, same point, and always in a worse form, tempt to cure this deep-seated, dangerous 1 sign of the disease-a place of exit for ?ve been afflicted with it are liable at any uBfiBiSiiuH tu ?uuiher rery trace of the poison. Nothing cu rei ation of cancerous cell??. No mere tonic lisease, and forces out the deadly poison, be blood and builds up the general health, thc breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to ispicion, os tins is often the beginning of ther blood discasco. Write for any advice T SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. Washing Dish Cloths Kitchen eton? moa! ot coarin bo wathed ?olly, otherwise they hirbor grease ?sd odor? ?ad bteom?oniie?itby. They should bc mate of Knit croebc^eottoa, Ia a ?ature of suitable else. Wheo you w?ab them, if you ?lil edda (acto* ?poenfu? ot Gold Dost Walbing Powder to the hot water lt witt cut the grease ?od clean them In half the time; dry them out ia the SUD* .hine ?od ?lr. Th* oto?? i* Uk en from ?ar f in booklet "00 LD CM HULKS FOH HOUSEWORK" Befit tit? on re<ju?;4 to THC M. H. PAIS BANK COMPANY, Chicana, St. Uula. Maw Tar*, ??????. g ~ \t\vW to 3 2 ?5 OP? CHARLESTON AMIT WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAY AUGUSTA ANl> ASBBVTLLKSBOR I LU?? Io effect Apr.il CCtb, 1900 Lr Auguoto... Ar Greenwood. Ar Andbreon. . Ar Lauren?. Ar Green ville.. Ar Glenn spring*-... Ar Sparenburg.... Ar Saluda..'.. Ar Henderaonvllle. Ar Asheville. 9 io au 12 IS am i*2*j pm S 00 pm 4 05 pm 3 10 pm 5 83 pm 903 pm 7 00 pm 1 40 pb 6 10 pm 5 35 DE 10 Iff au: "S'?o'?rV Lv Asheville. LT Laurena^..... LT Anderson. LT Greenwood.. Ar Augusta. Lv Anderson.... Ar I.', ui ton-.... \t Athen?. . r Atlanta....... 8 20 sm 11 45 am 10 00 am 12 01 poi 1 37 pm 4 10 pa 8 00 pix 7 15 pm , G 33 atc 2 37 pm i 5 10 pm 10 48 am LT Anderdon., .. Ar Augusta...".. Ar Port Royal... Ar Beaufort.?. Ar Cbsrlsiton (Sou). Ar Havannah (Plant Closo connection at Calhoun Falls far all points on 8. A. L. Ballway, and al Spadanbu g fur Son. Railway,, For any information relative te ?Vlei a or aebrduier, etc., address W. J. CRAIG, Gen. P /ss. A gao t. A u ? . . - .ii ? T. H. K&Kjrson .Tramo Manager ' J Rseso Fant, Ag int, Anderson, 9. C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condanaed Schedule. In Kffooa Do co m ber 10th, ISO >. STATIONS. ! Jg?T LT. Charles^. . 7 00 a ia Summerville. 7 41 aw " BranchTide..J 8 60 m to " Orangeburg. 9 23' a ra " KlngvMlo. IO Wm ta lit.B?ranp?b..."7.:.. a " Barnwell. 4 00 ? S3 " BlockviUe. . 4 15 a ttl Lv. Oolumbia..... *. ll J? mm .* Prosperity. 1810 n'n 4* Newberry. 13 23 p m - NInetySk.t.. X CO p to " Greenwood.. 7 40 am 1 60 p m Af. Hodges. 800am 8 1? PM Lv. Abbeville.~ ' 7 20 a m 1.BS p Ar.Belton". 8 68 a tn 8 IQ yiri Lv. Anderson.TTT 8 SQ a tn 3 86 p m Ay. Greenville... 10 10 a m I IS p tn Ar. Atlanto.(Cen.Time) 8 66 p. m ' 900 R ta STATIONS. Kv. Gre on vii lo. 6lK)pm 10 IB 6 tn " Piedmont. 0 00pm iO ?0 A Ta " Wimamston. 0 23 p m 10 66 n tn Ar. Anderson. 7 IS p in ll 40 a m tiri Bolton . 0 45 p m ll 1? m m Ar. Ponnald?.7 IS p m li 40 a, m Ar.AbbcviiTo. a ll) u m 12 a p ia Lv. Hodges. 7 10pm ll 65 a ta Ar. Green wood.. 800pm 1890pm - Nlnety-SU. 13BBpm .?* Newberry.. . 2 CO p sn .* Prospority.... 8 14 p m .. Colombia.?. 8 80 p Tb Ja*. Blackville....;;.TTT^T: "8*03 *.' Bexnwol.... . o 20 o'm * Savarin'ih_. .:>:??;..y.I.?e 6 10 m m tr. Klngvlde.77?777^. 4 48 p ?. " Orangt?bnrg..... fiH.fitfr M Branchville. 6 if p ta M Sommerville.. 7 88 p/m Ar. Charleston. 8 lo p ia No"'? gg STATIONS. ^ gST ?T?Jp 7 io a Lv..Oherlo3ton..Ar S?Ts? ,M? 12 00 n 7 41 n " Summerville " 7 M* ?882 a 165a 8 V, n " .Branchville. " OjOlp 4,80 a, ? 60a 0 n " O?nnReburg " tF?ip .SL?Jq . ?ii_n " . Kln'gvllle.. " ?jsppgg^ ETcso .Lv..Havannah Ar rT\T?\ 4 00a. H ..Barnwell.. ". 8 20a 4 lon. " ..Blnckvll?o.. " ft???'. ?.?!."? 8 BO? ll ?On .. ..Columbia.. .? 8 ap SSp 0 07n 1' ??p M ....Alston.... .? 2 EOp St?a gOln ! v.ip " . .Fontuc... - 1 8Bp 7 ?p 20n tup ?..Unloa^. " 105? ? ?>p m no?. J?- .? .-_ .. i.T ?ii ? ? ?? 64 ?) 5 i??p " ".^P?c?:?t7." " ?3 ?4p 0 Sp ll SJ a S.lOp ArBpnrtanbui-gLv U 45 a 8 Up ll -10 n! 4Jp Lv Spart anburg Ar ll 17 m G OOo 2 B7i.! i o-ip Ar...A9hfvllle...Lv 8 05 av) 8 05p .r"p. m: "A" a.'m. "N" ttight. . Pnlltu.-w pjvlace a'eeplng ror? ott Trains 26and 18,117 a.idl&oa A, ano C. div sion. Bining oas i than U-.IITH ?nrvt.'-i! ?nfsis??rontr. Trr.it? i icnvo ?portanbark-, A. i; C. division, -.o? thli 'un;l. T.O.'J n. m., li:::, p. m., 0:1 J p. rn., IVentlbnle Limit od) ;. rouUilxmnd 12:^1 a, m., !:ir. p. m.. 113-1 a.m.. (Vest?bulo Limited.)' Train* u'ave Greenville,'Mt.nod C division, lorthbovnd,0.-00 n. m.. 8:8ip.m. and 6:23 p. m., VcaMbuled i^ited):soqtnbound.l:CO a. m., i:S0 p. an., 12 J3Q o. m. <,VeMlbuled Lii?itod) Trains 0 and 10 cAttry ologat??? Pallmsjs alsop ng cara botween Bstvanpah and AsbevBlo ?n -oute dilly botween Jaohaonville and Oi?oU mtl. Also Pnllrnsn DrftWlng-roopi sdeeplng tars bo tween Chajrleijton end Columbia. UBI E M. R?CKER. Jr., ATTORNEY AJT LA.W, WEBB BUILDING, Anderson, - - 8. C. Blue Ridge Railroad. II. C. BEATTIE, Receiver. Effective Febroary 25, 1900 WESTBOUND. Dally Daily Pass. Mixed. No. No. ll No. 5. 0 . And* j a on.tiv 3 35 pm 6 30 am 7 f Denver. 3 45 pm b 58 oca 10 t Antun. 3 50 pm 0 10 am 13 ?Pendleton...:. 3 55 pm 6 22 am 16 ICberry Crossing.. 4 00 pm 6 34 am 18 t Adams CroeBinir.. 4 04 pm 6 42 am U Henee?.: . 4 15 pm { ? gg ^ 32 W.et Union ... .... 4 45 pm 7 58 am 43 ? Walhalla.\r 4 60 pm 8 06 am E VSTBOUND. Daily Dally Mixed. Pass. No. No. 6. rTo. 1?. 34 ?Walhalla.Lv 5 35 pm 9 10 am 32 ?West Union.... 5 41 pm 9 16 am 24* {Seneca.{??gg* 9 40 am 18 t Adams Crossing. 6 34 pm 9 48 am 16 fCnerry's Cross?6 40 pm 9 53 am 13 ?Pendleton. 0 4 ?pm 1001am 10 tAotun. 700 pm 1009am' 7 tDenver......7 00 pm 1018am 0 'Anderson.Ar 7 30 pm 10 40 am (*) Re ul ?r station; (f) Flag station. W ill alBO *t tp at tue tollo vt lng stations tn tnk? cn ?ir let off pa^en?fro : Pain neva, Jamea' arid-Randy Spring? No. 12 connects ?iib ?outbern Railway No 6 at Anderson. No ll connects with Southern Railway No?, ll and 38 at S ?uer? _J R ANHBa'-Ov 8?pt. ^MIS^DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO ALL POINTS North, South and Southwest. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT jjQ^JibT^?: feOUrHBOUNU No. 403. No.?l. LvWa-hlugton, ; . soopm 4 80 am LT Bjchtuoiid, A. C. L.9 01 p m 9 05 am LT Port-mouth, S A.L. 8 45pm~T2??m ""?oro Pine..? 4 fi?am 6 00 pm " . 6 14 am 7 00 BM Lv Wilmington' Ar Monroe. .8 06 pm Ar Cbailotte, tr Chester, r Gr? c????"' * r Ai hens, a r Atlanta, U^"i_*8 53 am "9 12 pm . ?8 00 am ?10 jKS .*8 13 am ?if? 55 pa; . 10 41 am ? 12 am . 1 24 pm g 48 tm 8 60 pm 6 IS am No. 40?.." No*. 88 '. Atlanta, 8. A . M 00 pm ?8 60 pm ?Wt Athens, " 8 (8 pm 1105pm ; Ar Greenwood, *' . 5 40 pm 1 46 sm I ?r Cheater, 8. A. L . 7 63 pm J 08 sm Ar Monroe,_". 9 80 pm 6 45sm L~T""~harlotte. " .*6 20 pm ?5 00 sm / r Hamlet,_|v_.?. ?.1 10 pm ?7 43 al? Ar Wilmington ". ?12 05 pm Ai"Southern Plow., " . ?12 Oi am ?3 00sm < Ar Haleigh. ** .2 t8am ll 13 am ; Ar Henderson " .8 26 am 12 45 pm ' & r Weldon, " -.4 55 km 2 CO pm i Ar Portsmouth S. A. U. 7 25 am 6 20pm , Ar Blchraond A.C. L.*3 18am~?7"20pa I Ar Waablngtou fenn R. tl ... 12 8i pm ll 20 pm I Ar New York._" .?8 26 pm ?6 68 sn r_ "Ortlly. j Daily, lix. Sunday._ I Nos. 4c3 ??"ii Y'-JT'Tbe Atlanta Special.'? Solid i Vestibuled Tn\lp, ot Pullman 8Ioc*|<crd ana Coach? ea between Waahii.s'"n RC* Atlab?a, nt?o Pall ta? .i ?ietjp-between Portsmouth and Cba< I vt te, WNo's 41 anu . "The S. i. L Express," Sc?ii Train, Coacho ->d Pullman iloepcrt. betweei Portsmouth and t.trota. Both ti ales inaki ' mediate on "'-ellon at At lan ti for Montau ? ' oh tr, N?-w Orleans, Tex? a*, california. Mexico. ', hananooga, Ns'hvtllo, Meapbtc. Macon and Florida. For Tickets. Sleopors, eu,, anply to G. McP, Batte, T* P. A., 2 J Tryon . tr - "nar* lotte, N C. E. St John, Vice-Preside ti ad 1. M an got V. B.McBea General Su'oi .niou. .nt. H. W B.Glover,Traillo U nager li. 8. Allen. Gen'l. Pa.* ?sr gnr Agent. General Officers, Forumotrtb, Va. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. : - oSouS?d v^?^^^i^t W??K? ' ooma EAST .NO. f?________?6. 53. ?S?S K~-^l"*0--Ar SOOpra 9?sra LT'"**-ni??~-?SOprn 5?lET ii.WlnriBboro. B.C......LT ll 41sn 8 15 pm Ar... ...Ctoarlotr.e.k. &.....*.LT ssslm ?Mpa Ar-ilendersoBville,N.C~LT SHMS 7 00 pm Ar-...Aahttrllliy N.'tL ?% g IS ?a ??Baliy ~T r;--; ?. M. EM?asos. ' ie n'1. Passen wr Agent. A nyono sending s ebel eh and desert . TUo?tf nacertorn our opinion ftec^fic^ rjar?ftst dr. .-?--a > 'l'ennn. ?3 n J by ?U no-aflealcra.