Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Throughout Our Entire Store. Every piece of Slimmer Goods at Stop in when you are in Town and let us show you, ATTEND We Are Boi?ir THE B?RTOES? G? fr? ?IW? J.UU ftUUW UU? UlUbLU Everything to wear for LADIES, MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN. COME QUICK AND GET THE PLUMS, Yours for good trade, ?R, 8. 'VANMVE-R. J. J. MAJOR. E. P. VANDrvn?R. BROS. & MAJOR .-DEALBBS?N s! ^BI?TO?WA?W?-A.NIC?ES . BUGGY AND HARNESS . We want to ?how you our Stock, and belie ve we will trade. m SEJS US BEFOEE CLOSING A TRABE. And fihli** Local News. WKlJiNEc'DAY. JULY ll, 19U?. J. T. Davis Appoint-J State Constable. Mr. J. T. Davie, who ha? been with the police d?partirent of the city government tor several years ?nd who was one of thi!! moat popular men on the force, bas been appointed a State Constable and has ?rn tel ?rd upon his duties. .Sheriff Nelson ll. (jreen is deter mined that Anderdon County shall bo tree from blind tiger? and as the Comi ty is beaming so thickly populated it I is impossible for OM J deputy sheriff to hold thu situating down, and at tho re quest of Sheriff Gi?;eu, Chief State Constable Hammett appointed Mr. Davis. Constable Davin is thoroughly fa miliar with Anderson County and her conditions and for this reason hu will bo a good man in this place. In tho days of the dispensary there was un occasional blind tiger discov ered and now iu her prohibition days it is the same way. But it is not thought there are any more blind tigers ..ow than thereover was. Those who insist on dealing out the fluid, had better stay out ot the reach of Toni Davis or ne will get "run in." Col. NI. P. Tribble'f. Candidacy. Col. M. P. Tribble, candidate for Sec retary of State, who has been coniined to his home for the last month suffer ing from a nervous weakness, is some bettor bot not yet abie to join the State campaign party. The cbauces for Col. Tribble's elec tion has been conceded by many to be the bust iu the bunch, and it does look hard to his irienda to see that he can not get with the boys na soon as he would like .to. How ever,, hie con dition is a great deal better and it is probable that he will soon be with the campaign. It will be remembered that Col. Tribble was tke only candidate that opposed the present secretary two years ago and stood a golden chance of Oeing elected then, hut his opponent was sick at his borne (jost as Col. Tiibble is now) and the gallant old Colonel dropped out of the race and refused to run against a sick man. The friends of Col. Tribble believe that the people of South Carolina will not forget this noble act, and that if the old Colonel should be nuable to Join the campaign at all, that he will win ont in the primary. Deaths. Gary Land, a son of W. M. Land, died at the home of his parents at the Bregon mill last Thursday morn ing, after a brief illness aged 13 years. The remains were carried to Piedmont and interred. B. F. Hawkins, a weil known citizen of Martin Township, died at his home Friday morning. The funeral servi ces were held Saturday . at Long Branch Church, Rev. fl. C. Martin offi ciating. . J. D., the 17 months ord son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R McAdams, of Town ville, died Friday. The interment was in the Presbyterian cemetery at TowDviM6 the day fellowing. Charlie Deal, a ' yoong p linter of Greenville, who fell from a ladder about a month nao, died from the effects of the fall Thursday. He wa9 a brother of Mrs. M. T. BnrriB and Mrs. M. E. Allen of Anderson. Mrs. if. A. Hall, wife of the late D. i B. Hall, died at her home near Iva , last Wednesday night, after an illness! of some length. She was 08 years old and had long been a member of i Rocky Elver Baptist Church, where her body ^ns laid to rest the day fol lowing, after appropriate services by Rev. Mr. Small. Mrs. Hall leaves three children, one of whom is Mrs. Clarence Payne of this city. M re. W. C. Meredith died at her home on Lyman street^ Wednesday i night after a Boori ?I?C??. Mrs. 1 Meredith had boen nuite unwell bet1 her death was not 'unexpected. She was buried in the family grounds ai ! Barkera Creek Church, below Hones Path, Thursday afternoon, Mr?. Mere- ! dith Wa* Miaa Marsha i.. Cnrnniinir? tyf the Barkers Creek section. She" was in her 09th year. She was married 88 years ago to, Mr. W. C. Meredith, by whom she is survived, in the same house she was buried from. Mrs. Meredith leaves besides her husband, one daughter, Miss Emma Meredith, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. Mrs. Meredith was a gentle, Christian woman and her deach will K?. ?. .Am^n.? In.. *~ . D.I... Tl-n ww ?v p..^... vw m. vtavit * uer liDT. Mr. Tate preached the funeral.-Polzer Enterprise. . la I H -: LowndcAville Locals. ' Lowndesville, July 0.-Mrs. Jane .Baker died this morning at her home here in the 70th year of her age, atter a few days illness. Before, her mar-, riage she was a Miss Brooks, and was born and reared here. She waa* a wid ow of the tate Lindsay Baker, and to this onion 8 children were boro, five of which are living, three daughters and two eons. Her remains were interred this afternoon in the Presbyterian churchyard, ol! which church she had been a devoted member Ginee'girlhood, the servier* being conducted by ber pastor, Rev. W. 8.llamiter. Miss Annie Brown, of Greenville, is visiting Mies Ida Allen. '. M?s Eunice Cloud baa returned to her home in Rock Hill after a visit to the family of Rev. R.W. Barber. Miss Engenta Robertson, of Abbe ville, has returned to her home after a few weeks visit to Mrs. T. D. Cooley. She was accompanied by little Alis* Irma Cooley, ; who wiil spend sometime1 in Abbeville. . Mrs. Nell Jfoseley Lipscomb abd children spent a few weeks recently with the former's parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. Moseley. -Mrs. A. J. Speer and children are in donelle, Ga., with Mrs. Speer's pa rents. . ' '. '.. ' '. .; :."/ Marion Baker, son of Jas, M. Baker, ia visiting bis grandparents, Mr. and Urs. T. Baker. y -vy. r. Miss. Camille Smith has returned from a visit to Iva. * yv-'- >. ; .-. Willie Latimer, ot Abbeville, is vis iting the ?bultr. ot Jae. T, Lat i mer. yy Miss Mary Wilson, of Abbeville, is visiting the family or her brother. Dr. J. D. wilson, -y . * Miss Lucilo Humphreys, of Donalds, end Miss Annie Wilson, of Laurens, have been elected assistant teachers in. the High School of thia place. The principal is yet to be electdd. Address and Picnic ai Piercetowa. ot Fr>j Masonry at Piereotown ~n Hiesand~th? publio" geneira?T ar<n? vHed to came and bring weil filled ypm^ter ,8tar'; degree wi il be cou? Corner Creek Nen?. Our farmers have sown a good acreage in peas, and the present weathur deems lo be forwarding thia crop. Mrs. J. T. McConnell and children, of Neva, visited relatives here last week. Milton Martin and elater, Miss Emma, from near Donalde, epent Sun day in our tuid?t with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Gassaway is attend ing tito County Nornrual at Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Prtiitt and sev eral children, from near DeanB, visited the family of B. F. G ase a way here last week. Mr. J. N. Shirley is our chamnion fruit grower. He Maa . overal acres of the etioireo variwtlea in peaches and apple? and peurs. Miases Janie McCoin and Mary Swansea, from near Hodges, were tho guests of the Misses Ball, a few days lust week. J. T. Oassaway, accompanied by hie two daughters, Miss Emma and Lola, epent sunday with relatives near Crayton. Mrs. Sallie Jones, of Neva, is hero visiting relative for a couple of weeks. W. M. Bell takes the premium in growing large cabbage. He has gath ered one from his garden that weighed 13 pounds. Williamston News. Brick (structured will replace tbe old buildings that were burned down here laBt week, and uo doubt improve the appearance of the block. Mn;. T. G. Harmonia visiting rela tives at Orangeburg and Bamberg. Miss Daisy Cannon, of Newberry, who bab been a patient at the Ortho poldic Hospital, Philadelphia, arrived inst week to visit her sister, ?irs. A. W. Attaway. Kev. H. L. Holroyd waa called by telegram Thursday to the funeral of bis brother, a physician of Sontwest Virginia. Miss Fannie C. Gray and Allie Ran som are on a visit to relatives in Mur tieraboro and Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Beulah Baker, of Greer, is spending awhile with her friend, Mrs. Goldsmith. Mrs. Joe Livingston and daughter are the guests of Mrs. E. H. Welburn. A reception was tendered Mr. and Mra. H. O. Eptiog, of Georgia, the evening of the third, by Mrs. M. T. Epting, the groom's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Telford, of Florida, are spending the bot weather here. Mrs. Young Kellett died st the resi dence of her daughter, Mrs. It. T. Holiiday. The body WBB carried to Friendship Church cemetery, Laurena County, for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. Clement, are visiting relatives at Bateaburg. Mrs. T. Henry Smith, who has been in bad health for a number of years, ia not at Dr. Earle's sanitarium, Greenville. Her friends hope much benefit from her atay there. Mrs. P. A. McDavid, of Greenville, spent a few days here last week, as did also ber elster, Mrs. McGee, of Belton. The heaviest rain of the season fell here Sunday. B. B. G. ToworiUe News. Winfield Sharpe and sister, Miss Ovaline, of Rivoli, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. E. Ledbetter, Mr. and Mrs. William Pratber and daughter, Jilea Maud, from Slabtown, whre the guests of Mr. Osoar Prather Saturday. Mrs. W. E. Fant, Mles Helen Spears, G. W. Smith and little Miss Willie Fant attended the commencement at Cedar Springe Institute near Spartan borg. They were occompanied borne by Joe and Louie Fant who have been lhere the psst nea ainu. Mrs. W, Tc Barwell, of Johns, Ala., is visiting her father. Mr. Jesse Camp bell. Married, at the Methodist parsonage Sunday, July 1 by the Rev. D. A. Lewis, Mr. Doyle Bogga, of Broyles and Miss Zila Pritchard of Tokeena. Misa Fi;:vs. Sosgs a?te?ubd the Morett-Milford wedding near Double I Springe. The Fe .rth was celebrated here by a game of base ball between the Seneca and Townville teams which re sulted in a acora of S to S in favor of TownvUle. Miss Stella Bruce, of Seneca, visited Miss Helen Spears the Fourth. Mrs. H. W. Speeres visited relatives in Anderson last week. Mr. Louie Lt ?on, of Anderson, waa the guest of his father. Kev. T. G. Ligon??iu6 Fourth. ? Equality News. Ed. Wyatt, of the Brushy Creek sec tion, visited bis brother-in-law, Willis Watkins, last Sunday. Mr. Watkins is still on the sick list and does not im prove like his friends hoped he would. Edwin and Manson Jolly- were the. guests of relatives here last week. ' Mr. and Mrs, Thomson Entrekin are entertaining a little girl who came as; a permanent guest on June 29tln ';i Mr. and Mrs. John Grifiith's little daughter. Lissie, who baa been quito sick, is slowly improving. Dr. J. ?. Al good, who h ns been ab?, sent for several weeks taking a special course in Baltimore, ia at home again; and is kept busy attending the sick. ? Luther Prince ?nd brother, John; have both been sick for the post ten days, but are thought to bo improving. Mr. and Mr?. E. F. Allgood have gone to Tem 0& ? visit to their rnar ried children, and to look af ter their fine farms in that State. ' O ; -, X . : J. M. Browne went to j Belton last week to visit her niece, Mrs, Delia Browne Bell, who is. quite ill. Mrs. Bell has many friends and relatives in this county who ?ttl regret to hear of her a?rions illness. v Capt. and Mis. G. A. JRankin visited friends at Piedmont bu the 4th. > i7r F. M. Glenn spent tho glorious4th with his brothers and slaters at Liberty. They had a family reunion, al! b?iag present except Hassle Glenn, of Green ville, whose bnsineaa would not admit of hie leaving on thatday; .. The4th was not generally observed io this section aa moat f armera were *$Qr^^&^^ here 8ttndayt which will prevent plowing for several days. Soon as it get* dry enough to In a trip of some 20 tuile* acres? the connty we found the cotton weed to be enan average quito small for that date, let Joly, but there waa a good mundend it had beau weil worked. Tho July crop will necessarily be small i but i>erhape the August crop will be ?iette?v . . J 'S Rsufllon of Orr'* Regiment. Th'j annual rennion of Orr's Regi ment ?iii be beld at Buena Vista Park in the city of Anderson on the ?th and 8th of August. A more extended notice will bo giv en la'.?ron. Abbeville, Anderson, Ocouee and Pichona County papers please copy. W. T. Magill; _ For the committee, j FOR MAYOR. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Mnyor of Anderson, subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. Paul E. Ayer. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho ellice of Mayor of the city ot Andaraon subject to tbs rules of the democratic primary. P. K. McCully, Br. FOR ALDERMAN-Ward t. The friends of Gen. M. L. Bonham hereby announce bim as a candidate for Alderman in Ward 1, and pledge bim to abide by the jesuit of the dem ocratic primary. J. E. Barton is hereby announced as a candidate for Alderman from Ward 1, subject to the rules of thc democratic FOR ALDERMAN-Ward 2. A. L. Welch is hereby announced as a candidate for Alderman in Wcrd 2, subject to the democratic primary. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman from Ward 2, sub ject to the democratic primary, W. B. Osborne. The friends of B. B. Bleckley nomi nate him as a candidate for Alderman from Ward 2, subject to the democratic primary. FOR ALDERMAN-Ward 8. The friends of O. B. VsnWyck here by announce him as a candidate for re-election as Alderman from Ward 8, subject to the democratic primary. W. W. Robinson, is nominated as a candidate for Alderman from Ward 3 subject to city democratic primary. FOR ALDERMAN-Ward 4. C. E. Tolly is hereby announced as a candidato for Alderman from Ward 4, subject to Democratic primary. L. N. Geer is hereby announced as a candidate for Alderman from Ward 4, subject to the result of the democratic primary. Eugene T. Anderson is hereby nomi nated aa a candidate for Alderman from Word A, subject to the city demo cratic primary. FOR ALDERMAN-Ward 5. .Tan, Te Pearson ia hereby snnounoed as' a candidato for Alderman from Ward 5, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. FOR ALDERMAN-Ward 6. M. D. Ellenbarg ia hereby ann o uno ed at a candidato for Alderman from Ward 0, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. R.E. Ligen ia hereby announced as a candidate for Alderman from Ward 0, subject to the mles of the democratic primary. Sakast ?Masara *"* BisiWe* BJtfat Will lotereat ?any. Every person ahonld know that good Katiti, im Impossible if thtt jrMHBWMfl deranged. Foley's Kidney ; Ours . will care kidney and bladder disease in every form, and will build up and strengthen these organs BO they will perform their functions ? properly. No danger . of Bright's disease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney Carola taken in timo, Evans Pharmacy. . "McCormick" Mowara and.Bakes are well kn oven by the farmers of thia vee Uon. .They are the most popular Imple monis of the kind manufactured. They are eold by Sullivan Hdw. Co. Orino Laxative Fruit Byran gives per manant relief in caaes of habitual oom t ?. patton aa It stimulates tho liver aud re store* tho natural' action of tbs bo wei ? wimont irritating these organs Ilks pill? or ordinary catEartias, Dbm not nan BM|A or orina and ls mild and pleasant to take, Remember the name OBXWO and rafoseanbstttute*. Evana Pharmacy, ! ?togs tia? pes?la ?nd l>?o,1sltt?Mfr The old man Snipes atilt makes the best Pictures for tb? money. ; Frames made to c^or, sny sfse, at Uva and let live price. Fancy Pictures and Glass torsa?a, , V - 80-tf All cf the popular leo Cream Freesen' -^Wblte Mountain." "Arotio.^ .,G*nv*! and "Blizzard" are sold by SoUivati Hdw, Co, v.' I Sw uuW p?cpnr?d iv do oil o??B??a of repair work on En gin M. ' Boilers and all Fur m Implement?. When -lei * hurry bri cg work to Jes* 8trtblinkaMachine fibop, adjoining Townsend's Lumber Mill. ?. v - . 3; ? '? ?. ,: Automobiles repaired, adjusted u?d washed oST. Huvlug worked lr. the larg est G ar aga i Soo tb, I feel co no pn? ec t in this ' Use. ??**;- Stribllng'a Machine Shop., . ..? ,. . fi .??:}?'?: ?5- CM^icLat?' snnonncamoaUi wUi -Kft ral* liahed until tbe Primary Elation tov Fire OolUr? -F-AYJiats rs ?DYAMOS DASH a?k ta?toes-edit JOH -,. . . : - ' . ?;??>?<?? .;.:!?: IbB?iby announco teyae?f'M ? candidato for the offlM of iOounty Auditor of Anderson County, ?abject to tao MUoSOf tS?nca?CqraUe^?^^ UAMBRELL, THE MEAT MAN, pay? til? highest market rtrioo for beef cattle. Ho sells tho tenderest, boat steak tn city. GU ve him a trial and ?oe. 4-1? Will Car? CsRtusptloB. A. A. Horron, Finch, Ark. writ?? : '.Foley's Honey and Tar la tho beat pre Ea ration for cough?, cold* and lung trou le. I know that lt has cured consump tion in the first stases. You ne?er heard of any one using Foley's Hooey and Tar and not being astit?ed. Evans Phar macy. Children teething often suffer from Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoea, or some form of Bowol Complaint. Da. SJSTH ARNOLD'S BALSAM is the beet remedy. Warranted to you bv WUhite ?fe Wllhite, and W. E. Atkinson. mm * mt - Asthma Sufferers Should Knew This. Foloy's Honey and Tar has cured many caaes of asthma that vere oonsld cA hopeleas. Mr?*. Adolph Buealng, 701 West Third St.. Davenport. Iowa, writes: "A severe cold contracted twelve yea? ago waa neglected until it finally grew into asthma. The best medical akiil available coull not give me more than temporary relief. Foley's Honey and Tar was recommended and one fifty cent bottle entirely enred me of asthma which bad boon growing on me for twelve years. If I bad taken lt at tho start I would have been saved years of suffer ing." Evans Pharmacy. McCormick Mowers and Rakes are simple In construction, strong built and easy to operate. These machines will lass longer and require fewer repair? than any others. Ko farmer who owns thee? machines would have any others. When you want the best boy the "Mc Cormick" from Sullivan Hdw. Co. Notice of Partnership. B. W. Simpson and James P. Cary have this day formed a copartnership for the practice of law, under the firm name of Gary & Simpson. Office In Maxwell building heretofore and now occupied bv R. W. Simpson. R. W. SIMPSON, JAMES P. CARY. July ll, 1000 4 2*_ Notice. ; The board of Registration will be at the following placea to register thoa? who have come of age and have not reg istered, and those who have lost their certificates or moved inte the county or moved bom one township to another. Those who have never register cd are re Iquired to appear before the board In par eon eo as to be qualified. Henea Path. July 17, from 9a. m. to 3 S p. m. . Belton, July 18, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Piedmont, July 19, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Pelxer, July 20, from 9 a. sn. to 3 p. no. Wlltlamstou, July 21, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ? . P. F.; KINO, W. L. BOLT, J. P. REED, _ County Board of Registration. Notice? % On Joly 23rd, at 10 o'olook a. m., I will let to the lowest responsible bidder the building of abridge In Hall Township, on Rooky river, known aa Milford's bridge. Flan? and specifications made known on day of lotting, reserving the right to rejeot any and all bid?, r,. .??. -, . . Supervisor And^.-eon County. ' Notice, ? Will be let to the lowest 'responsible bidder at tho bridge site on Slx-and Twenty oreos, July 19,1900, at ll o'clock a. m.. the boll ding nf a bridge at Simpson Mill, Cen tor v rile Township. Anderson County. v ..: . ;. M ., Reserving the right to accept or reject any and all bide.. Also on tho ?amo day at 4 o'clock p. in., the letting of a bridge In Pendleton Township, known a? Barn's Bridge, on Three-and-Twenty creak. Punsand specifications made known on day of letting. Reserving tb? right to reject any and ail bids. . .. ^ . 8. O. JACKSON. Supervisor Anderson County/ ff^ Notice, : '? Will be tot to. the lowest g^g^Hs bidder ni. tho briog* witS wu Tb*vS-SipA Twenty aresk, July 20rh, at 10 o'olook B. m., the building Ufa bridge at Dickson's clef bridge place, Pond?eton Township, 1 Anderson County^ Reserving ^hj^rlght ay?omoaV.oEs' m ado known on dav of let tings Also on the same day at 3 p. m., th? rebuilding nf the bridges nn Three* nod-Twenty creek, knowe aa the Double Bridges? in Garvin Township.^ .Plana add epeo??'TiUona made known ou day of lotUng, reserving the right to reject any aodaftbide. . ^:--v - ; & O* . JACKS' >N, or A ndareon Ccu n ty, _^ gm Notice of ?lection. ?. The electors of To^villa School bi?. Cheap Ratet Via SdHtbers Rallw&y. On account of the epeolal occasions <. mentioned, the Sontheru Hallway will ecll round trip tickets to pointe named belo**, ni greatly reduced rates as Col* Iowa: V To Asheville, N. O, and isturn-Ac count Convantton ^ Com merdai Law >?. Loagoe of America. Tickets o& ?ale Joly 25t? to 27tb, limited to return August 8tb, 1000. Aa extension of thia limit to September 30th may bo obtained by pay- v inc a fea of 50 eta. and depositing ticket with Special Agent at Asheville. Bate, one fare plus 25 cents for round trip. To Athena, Ga, and return-Account University Sommer School. Tickets oa - ? cale July ?tad, 9th and 16th, limited to return 15 days from date of sale. An ex tension of this limit may be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Agent at Athena and paring a lae of 50 cte. Bate, one fare plus 25 ots. for round trip. To Denver, Col., Colorado Springs, or Pueblo. Col., and rc Lu rn -Account An- ; nual Meeline B. P. O. E. Tickets on sale July 9th to 14tb, limited to return . ;*/ August 20LLU Very cheap. Write for rates and full particulars/ To Knoxville, Tenn., and return-As ? count So m mer School of South; Tickets on sale Joly 7tb, 14th and 15th, limited to return 15 days from data of sale. An ex tension of thia limit to September 80th ? may be obtained by depositing tloket -. with Bpeolal Agent and paying a fee of 60 eta. Bate, one fare plus 25 cte. for round trip. To Lexington, Ky., and return-Ac count National Grand Lodge United Brothera Friendship and Sisters Myste rious Ten. Tickets on sale July 29th to Au RU et limited to return August 5tb. Bate, one fare plus 25 cte, for round trip. \ To Mexico City, Mex., and return Account International Geological Cou ?creas. Tlokata on sale August 14th to 81st, limited to return 90 days from date of malo. Bate, one fare plus. 25 ota. for round trip. To Milwaukee, Wis.? and return-Aa oount Grand Aerio Fraternal Or dor Ea gles. Tickets on oalo August 10th , to 12tb, limited, io return August 22nd. Bate, one ore dina 93.00 for round trip.: To Monteagle, Tenn., and return-Ao oount Monteagle Bible Training Babool. . Tickets on sale Joly 3rd and Otb. limited to return August 31st. Bate, one far? < plus 25 ots for round trip. To Nashville, Tenn., and return-Ac count Peabody Bummer School for Tor.oU e?, Vanderbilt University Biblical In stitute. Tickets on sale July 6th to 7th, > limited to return 15 gdays from dat? of sale. An extension of this limit to Sep tember 80th may be obtained hy dopoaft lng ticket with Special Agent and paying a fee of 60 ots. Bate, ona fare nins 2$ ots. for round trip. To Omaha, Neb..'and return-Aooount Meeting Baptist Vonag People's Union of America. Tickets cn tale. July 8thto 12th, limited to return July iOth, >-?:J extensiva of thia limit to August 16th may be obtained by depositing ticket ' with Special Agent sud paying a feo of 50 cte. Bate, one fare plus fJ.00 for round trip. . . ' ]./^Y:-:-:^V,i-;iir ~ ' ' ,: To Oxford, Miss., sfcd return-Aooopnt Summer School Univoreity Mississippi. Tlcbeto on sato July. 7tb,-14th and Ziot, . limited to return 16 days.from dato of sale. An extension oft'ila limit lOSep- . tomber 80th may be obtained by. deposit ing ticket with Special Agent ned pav?as a fee of 50 eta; Bate, one fare Fina 25 eta. 'for round trip. .?.,'^.<.v L-;/-.\- . ? M To -Richmond, Va., audre^ru-Ao c?unt M?*?tne TrueReformers. Tickets.. i on sal - .. ns *raod to 6tb, limitedto jrWtirT * s-o'tar 18lb. Eat?, ono Sir? .piofc-A?. i - round trip. ; , T . /an ixe, Va., end ratura-Aooount pg meo.iug National Firemen's Association., TiokotoonenloAugua^J2wto?a,Uml ted to rotura August sui. An extension of thia limit to Septemb?/J6.)i!bJ^^N^ ?. obtained by depositing ticket with ?fee mal Agent and paving a: feeif OX50 ot?. Bato, one fare plruH25 ota. for round trip. The Southern Ballway is the host way. Superior Pasronger Acoo in ra o i et lons. Best coacher. Moat convenient Through Sleepmg^Oar servio? and best Dining Car v aerviee in toe World? - . . ' . ? Vov full partioulara inquire of any Southern Ballway Agent, or Brooka^,|j Mocean. Asst. General ^.PsggSnaAa?.^:/'. Agent Atlanta, Ga.i Ii. W. Hunt, Divte ioaF*M40ger Agent^Chailestoni S. v. :.. ^ . Leather, Rubber and Genuino Ganny r ! -Beifc J? mi wii?f, are ?cia by Sulllvatt ,. 'HdevOo. ? - , ? _ .