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gnsi~trW eaoItma. W. W..F. 162,E~n NOTICE,'O APPLICANTS. Tho regular oxamndution of up plicants for Toach&'s cortificatom of qualificatiOl, for Pickons couin ty, will bho ld at Pickons C. 11., on Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21st, IN4 A Applicants will be examined on Spolling, Reading, Writing, Arith miotic, Engilish Grammanir, Geogra ply, History, Physiology and I Iy giodo, and Theory amd Pract.ico. Thto followinig will, in all preha bility be added by the State Board for tho higher grades: Algobra, Drawing, Civil Govern ment, 1lmnii'iitary Agriculture, El lmlietIary Fi"thies. and Elollimntory I Vocal3ui. By a recout, Act. the life of a first grado certificate will be for fivo years instod of two as horotofore. The examination will bo hold in numbers. Only those who wish to obtain certificntes will be exiecteld. By order of State Stp'rintend Onlt of Eduicationl. W. W. F4. Buwwrl'I School Coliissioner. Being slow, easy-going, careiess sort of a fellov-th h ditor t this columnlii was overtiken by finl acei dent-plainfll, but it is hope1od nlot serious, only a few buVises5 and bro ken ribs. Tho Doctor says ho will he able for ditty in six wooks, if absoluto rest is taken. if via u wish to consult him, his l'ost-oilico ad dress is Maiynlard, from whiich ploint It will conduct the ceslo..cqmsadencu of the offico. From recent, decisions of Juidg Simonton, it is probaiblo thilt ill claims for tle liseal vea'r 1893.-.1 Cln son h aid, as t ietil am il duo the 'chool Iund is (,vr mrn thousand (.(0(?0)) dollars. I)i soil yoiur1 clhim af. si-venty-five or i'ighty ceils on till- dlar. Crosswe ll No. L ias put. inl n ow seats and (b-1k . lThI.y seeil to Jn trying to hav til'- best (4(lippo( school inl tO- u11n v. Tiey havo now three montls Iilic and havi (mm nced110)44 t nt hs privlat Th'y (oxict to1 have the fro torn in July again. Now is the tim1 for you to dlo sionethin~g of tht samo sort, if y'ou thin1k your chi] youri wiay thait canl hie remitovedl b anly on1e except yourlselfI. (Cr'o wvell levi4'd a Ilcal tax f'or t ihe heni bor' roward't-vtn ('nn sow any% t~lVIim MEMORY (A 1018. 2. Truth is ih h1ighesFt thin t-hat inmnumay keep.--Chatteer. 2. 'l'hov aroe never* alone, wht thoughts.-Chaucer. 3. The least flower, with a brinm nuing cup, maty stanid and1( sharo it dew-drops wi th anrotheor non r.--M r: .Browning. 4. Imitation is the sincerest o flattery.--Colton, 5. Lot never day or niighit utn hallowed pass. .But still remiemi ber whrlat the Lor'd |hathI dons. Shakespeare. 6. T7o the noblo ind, r'ieh gif't walx poor1 whe1n givers priove' unl kind.-Shakespear'o. 7. Good, the moreO commnumn~c. ted, the more abundant grows. Milton. 8. Nor lovo thy lifo inor hate, but what thou livost, live well how long or short, per'mit to hea'fv en.--Milton, 9. There's nothing so kingly as kindness, and nothing so royal ats truth.-Alice Car'y. 10. T]he holiost causo mayv have bad supporters. 11. There is an oIloquence in memory, because it is the nuirso of hiope.--Blulwor Lytton. 12. Life is short--its thorns are many--let us not negloct any of its flowers.-Bulwer' Lytton, 18. Do thy duty, that is best; leave unto thy God the rest. Longfollow. 14. Man-liko is it to fall into sin fiend-like is it to dwell therein ; Christ-like is it for siln to grieve, God-like is it till sin to leave.-' Longfellow. ( 15. Live as though life were 0 ea.rnest, and life will be so.-Owon a fo Mredith, el 16. Life 'is a pure flame and weo lieby an invisible flame within J ' ;s.--T. Brown. F S 17. Those can 'conquer who IX W1~b1k tGcy es~p,--meig~on,. 18. Think for thysolf-ono goo idoa but known to bo thy own, i bettor i han a thousand gleano from liolks by others sowu. Shoaksponro. 16. Lot no knowledge satisfy but that which lifts abovo the world, which makos the world, i footstool. 20. Work for somo good, bo it over so slowly; chorish some1 flow or, bo it over so lowly; labor-all labor is nohjlc and holy; lot thy great de(ds be a prayor to thy God. -T. S. Osgood. 21. Life is a Aheot of papor wh liite, whero (nil each of us may wrigh it, Iis word o r two, aid thon comes night:. tlroigh thou h1ast ]imlbt for1 a worwd-he that suib lino. Not fihilure, but low aim iN PEABO)Y SC HOLAliSl lIP. SoUr CAouNA 1 E.NrrILEtn 'ro Tw'ii:r.v i: oF'''IE Fim is \*i:Ait. SoIt.h Carolina will bW entitlod this year to twolvo scholarship in the Peibody Normal Collego it. N:aShville. TeInni. Suporintclnant, of E dueat-ion, Ma yfield has roeoived a circular of information abitou theo scholar ship an1d is It ified that tle exam ination for them will be hold in this Stato, as in other Sonthorn States oi July 20, 194. Tho ox aminors will bo in charge of Mr. Mayfield, an1d ho will give duo no tico to applican t.9. As tho scholarships are highly prized and oagofly sought aftor, tih fllow ing pharagraps from tli circular will be of general intor est. A Peabody scholarship is wort $100 a y'' 1111d 1h Stu(1011's rail road flr lrom ihis homo to Nash villo alld retirn 1 by the most di rect routo, and is good for tw< year l's. Tho collogo year consist o eighi moith, hoginning on tho fire Wodinesdy in Octobor and closin on the last. Wvdlosday '1n May, an scholairship students recoivo froi t-he president of the collego $25 t) the last days of October, Decon her, Felrary and April. No pa1 mollt, wt 1h m ho1ad oxcopt for tinl ()f acetual -attenidanlce. Scholaships ill bo withdr-aw tfr'li -dd its who allow hills ht IlThe <Iiali Ia-:i ionsi for b)eomfit - as) Itilbows: The appjl icatt 1m11 n ot he* less liumI l ears of hg lii .r u 'Ir - |Iust ii 841: ofi i Pmijriall bCl ol c31haracter, in goohalt11 -. itilt maiike at pledgel (f jlitelit I teachl for at. h-ast twoi yearIs aftu .1 irUeafter' I he fr'eshmani class 11 at presen'It cons)titulted will be diII OiIErary 11 <iliintiins required~ of a Ao stud~enlts ma111tricuIlalt in g for a degre e ill be as fol lows l''ngl ish gramflmar. - Enigl ishi (compo)si tionl. The os s aimit ion 31 for I 89-. will boI base5 .on <luint in dulrwardl of Lambili Tauilos fromu 11 Sh~akpro, j' I' Ii ted1 Stiatos4 .1 istory. Ma theomat ics: Arithmetic, con . ll'to ; al gebra, to qJuad~lratics geome11try, tw~o liooks. . Latiln: lleginnuer's Lat in hoo( an Co('lla r's 1.nato to (':m'a r, I 'quliialents. A schlolarshlip is) good for anyi tw (c0nsecu1t ivo years, thait is, fo freshnian an id soph1~oo, and1( jtIn ior, for junior and( sei4oir, or fo seniorJO anmd post grad~uato. PenIgena mIoney (eun I aw s orate widlows anmd soldiers this~ ye.a; will bo $22 each or loss t han $5 per monthm. Altogother there ari 2,26;5 01(1 soldiors 01r their widow, who havo madico appl ication)1 an< have boon accepted as8 pen'sioners As the annuaitiI lappr1op~riationl foi this purlposo is $50,00 the poi capi ta1 i eduiced as8 thel iinmbr o p)onsioniers inicrease. La1st year' th< numberh) of pen)sionlers was 2,255. The first st~range cat that wan (dors mnto a now 1houso shiouill hr kopt as long as possiblo. The vis it mfoanis good luc. Specimen (Cases. .J. II. Clifford, NewV Caissel, Wils., wva roubledl with Neu~raiF a and R hemn~atismI), its stomach was8(I Id(Brdre, bl18 Liver* ,as affected to an aiarinig degreeo, app)e.. i00 fell away, and lie was terribly redui Id in) flesh and str'engthi. Three bottles EicEctice Bitters cured him. Edward Shephecrd,IIu1arrsburd, Ill., had runlning Bore on bla leg of eigfit years' anlding. Used three bottles of Electrie itters and seven boxes of Buceklen 's A rnil i 8aIle, and his leg Ia sound anid well. abau Speaker, Catawba. 0., had l1ve large ver sores on his8 leg, doctors saidi hi usaIucturable. One bottle Electric Bit-j red imt entirelv. 8r' I byv Osborne & Irkseyv. and( W.' Mann l, - 1 a k ns,. Cancer Cured. P1cK1NS C. U., S. C., January 27,180 To m'i'e.w: For the belnefit of ( hose that are iifeyr ing with Cat1ce' Or r1iTumors, I will givi you a statenmit of my case. Aboul three vear aigo hast -spring I noticed I stiull lump in my nos and I soon beenaim alaried aid cosilted a Doctor and hi prodounced it, a Tumor and treated it uk such, but ifterwairds it bursted. I then consulted Dr Vilkinson at Greenville, ad he troated it awhileand lie pronounc ed it, well; but inl about six months it came back againi, v.id oil the 30th day of Novoemher, laist.. I commenced the use of W. V. I1OLEN'S MEDICINE, and in -m'iri-:N nAys the Tumor or Call eer e-I11oneot. leaving at simlpl? 80or0 to Ie al, whielb healed up nicely in a short t11ime, aid it appears now to be soinel and well. Thie .l imicisi is suporior to any thing I ha1ve ever used. .JAIEs H'. COX. The foregoing stateieit re arding the cure of .1. E. (ox's m11111m or ceer is corri''ect. .1. 11 U. .\el)uNI.1,. H. 1'. c. l-'lh --'94 If. $100 Reward For the Merchant that gives yov more Goods for your money then I will. Just, notice the following pri ces : CI.OTH ING---NEW S'TOCK. Youth's Suits at $3.7 Do. do 4.7 Do. (10 5.5 Mel's do 4.7 Do. do 6.15 Do. Ito 7.01 - and up to *15.00. Coffee 10 pounds to the dollar. Cotton Checks 41 e. by the bolt. 3-4 Shirting d41e. 4 to " t Prints, all styles, from 4 1-2 to fie all colors 7e. 1 Good Br(lgan Shoes 75 ceits-oth er Shoes in proportionll. A lot of Shoes, small and larg Nos., at cost. Chibrens collr shoes 12 cent: per pair. Je:i at 18, 20, 2-1 and :0 cents Caln't he bat at. tIle price. 1 will buy your hlt Cot ton, Seet Cotton, and Cotton eved, at markel p~rlev-. Al-so, dry or. green IHides. Mi'. C. 11. Pairkills and Richarl T Malhim, are now with me, and wil .be glad to meect thiri friends. [t. I 1.-spectfully, - i Ivit, (. H. im I 59; ri l 10 oui alt Aniythin~g ~General Merchandise v7O'(ALL. ON MI., sDry Goods, Notions Boots, Shoes, Cro ceries, Hardware, and a full line of Farm Sup -1 'angv plies. d a ieyou a lowv figur'e 0 's lu8n Farming Implements. JIOIn C. KAY is with me anld 'wi -be pleased to have his friends call o .him. J. E. ROBINSON, S Easley, S. C., Feb. 8. 94-1 y. r G UM-E LASTIC L' costs only *2.00 per 100 square feel Makes a good roof for years, andi anl' 011 oecaln put it on. G L'-EI..wr'i( Pais-r' cost. only 6( cents per gal. in bbl. lot.s, or a45 for 5.gal, tubs. Color dark red Will stop leaks in tin or iron r'oofs -and will last for years. -rary rr. Sen~d stamps for samples and ful] , particulars. G UM ELASTIC ROOFING CO., ,89 & 41 West Broadway. NEW YORK, - oenI Aoi.:x-rs WVAN-riO. Feb. 8, 1894.---Gmn. WANTED, 200 Cords of good Tan Bark To be delivered this Spring and Sam mcer. Tfhe bark must be Mell Laker care of. Will pay' cash on delivery' Apply to GOWVER & GOODLETT March 22. Greenville, . 0. Electric Bitters. This reinedy is becoming so well knowi and so popular' as to need no0 special men tlon. All who have uisedi Electric Bitteri sing the same song of praise. A purer mied icine does not exIst, andl It Is guaran teed to (d0 all that is claimed. Electric it. ters will curo all diseases of the liver andI kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheumn and other affections cansed by Im. pure blood. Will arlve malaria fromt the system an~d prevent as well as cure all ma larial fevers. For cure of headache, con'. stIp~atlon and indigestion try Electric Bit te. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price, 60 cents, and $1.00 per bottle. S~old by WY, T. M1cFall, Pick etts, 8, Q, Sheppards EXCELf ISR STOVE! Me T-Mom m.,e'a. rMmn All other stoves have tak en a back seat. Call and see our Hargain Counter, in Crockel3 &c. COX & SEIGLER 1311 Main Street, GREENVILLE, --U.. . T.11. TALL, MJanager. Jin. 25, .-t. -OUR BUIST Sj --NEW CVOP KC are now open. 1WIS'"S *l'l eD have proven them Selves to be ' Enl s-I :d m o g-nrante4 .0 St sH o j1, i K,1. m CARPENTER BRO'S., Mansion House Drug Store. ~iCELNVILLc, 'I. C. So gebleLatr ne and Navu Too and $1.00 per package. Saples f'ree. KO HO *.. maa: -MEhiohs *aarrh 8emey astefr meie a.e over fundtatd do me SHILOH'S CURE. hole refait F ron mm tnit VALUAE~ LE PREMIUMS Rlopp's Calculator A '.alnai 'izii Iook for a Farme1r am1 Busi -.\ iiEAUTI FUL Colt: nbianl Souiveir Spoon. The Weekly News & Courier, 'I he (Great Nonth~ern Famiely Newspaper, A 11,i'LUELY FR1EE~ I Thle Weeklyv sgT~ (am-i Cir, 1 year (wvithI Pre.mium) $1 00 I hie WVeeld.l- Nm'va and Courier, six mon0 t ha (w~it hout1 Praeimiumr . 50 Nr'nd for sam pie copimes atnd circuilaris. AXdhlress-. TJ'Ii W R EKLY NJ:|lV.S 8, COUR/RI:, Chari tonm, S. C. May 4 New Goods W. C. BRAMI ETT'S Which wvill certainly go cheap for. the Cash. IT will be to yonr interest. to see my Goods) amd get prices. A good lhI(mov. atnd Osr-HIouseL WVAoN, will be solud at a b~arg-unIl. A lot of SII IRTS to bo sold at a sacrifice, from: '.5 cents to 75 cents.. Of all k indsl, alwaym 's on haund, wvill be sold at the smallest p)rot. *Mir9 Call early, and call --lite,. andi see if I havn't got somnetinig you need. W. C. Bi'a'iileft.. Murwch L., 1891. V ames ba. s Indfgestion and Blillou:srnss rnke 1111O WIN a iRON l3ITTERS. e le no i o ~rnm 11dale0.i $7,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING! Ilats and Gents 1F4 frnishiug 25 PER CENT BELOW FIR8T 0081 Now is tho tine to buy Clothin for your Boys. Can give you a No, 1 Suit for $1.50! Call, got prices and be convinced J. C. ROGERS. At Lindsay Walker Stand. No. 90 Main St., Greernville, S. C. Feb. 15, 1894. PT'e BCa 4ARNESS" CO LLAF FACTORY. We can, and will save you fron .0 to 25 per cent. on all grades n ur line. Don't Kever purchase anything in our lii .intil you get our prices, and a vist lo our Store will convince you tha we are HeadQuarters for Goods [n our line. See our 65c and $1.01 Jollars. Cash paid or IIIDEs, BEESWAX 4 Gower & Goodlett No. 102 Main Street, G u.NVILIE, s. C, Family GT006ic ANDh (General Merchandise. E have .inst receiv'ed our STOCI OF GOODS for the prese*n waIson, which we offer at the lowee 'rlt*Qs i ossible. We keep constantly on 'hand: goodI supply of BACON, FLOUR, SUGARS. COFFEES, MOlAssES, l'EAS, HIATh, D RY & 0O0ID , IIAIRDW AR &c. Also, FARMERM' TOOLS, and ever: hinug neededl for Fauun ing purposes. A. G. WYATT E-u- y, S. '). YOU !out of employment, or in:i Sa position that you do not!i !like ? Possibly the solic-! jiting of Life Insurance is I jyour special forte. Many i :people have, after trial, I been surprised at their!i ifitness for it. To all such!i Sit has p~roved a most con-i jgenial and profitable occu-i - pation. The Management i Sof the Equitable Life I in the Department of the!i !Carolinas, desires to add!i Ito its force, sonie agents!i Sof character and ability.! W Xrite for information. : FOR OVSP'EP8IA Use Birowna'. Iron nittere. Physician. recommenad it. 'a L e OO CLAS Shoes aro ctonm at te prices advertised than a y need. The stamping of WV. L. Doul jaranteesg their value, eaves thousands oi "era who puish the sale of W. L. Doi Inceas th aentei full lne oC o W. T. PM PALI P. a. MgRA ELKNAT0RIG INS Mr Pit 0 asil 83M" arts. M m aatlTa~t~atth~pctRaneShosa aersedha 0io. Top stampinf. D .4800"^ guarnt~0 th~s~ vluesaNe thouas Dea. 3, rhos Whg t Aaleof W. Le P t Ric ond and Danville Railroad. SAMUEL SPENCER. F.. HUIDEKOPR ANI WREUEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS. ATLANTA A CHARLOTTE AIR-LINE DM8ISIN. Condenaed Schedule of Passenger Trains, In Effect Decem-ber 24 1893. NORTHBOUND. Ves.Lim Fast Mail -Eastern Time. No. 38. No. 36. No. 12 Daily. Daily. Daiy. $43.00amblee 10.28at " Dulth, 1.50 ar ' SuwaneI11.0aDD . "Flwey M. . pes. 11.26aeso n' bula, 8.15 pom. 12.35po " orei, 1anW~a E, .28.Pr "SMELECER F 0.0 KpE. 3.5p " REtraE, 10.TER, m. E.32p:1 EnslEfe 10.c55be 24m 1)3.4p "v Greenviae .31~0 pI m 1.16 p~n. 4.10pa1 "NGrer', 11.53 p.m. 40.37pa "11 Sprtargi 7.2 .20 p.m. 51.22px " Clifoner |r73 .38p.ma " Gafinesyile 2.21.i.04 p.m. l6.07pm ", [Blakbug 71p 8 .19 a.m. 62.26pm '' Corelia,6.38p: "t G r, 8.42 p.m. 6.55ps 'F Gston, 9.8 7~n .35p1 ' Bellmont 10.00 p.m. 7.45pm Ar Chrlottle. .0 pm 2n1.16 a.m. 8.10pm S)or'osn. 11o.3.43No.. N.11 Daily.oDaily. Dily Lv. Chartr 6.22 a.m 10.0 .12. 00 n'in L" Lowel, 12.3px " Gastonia, 1.03 a.m. 12.50p "~ King'sbugMo ~ . 19 .1p ti.4 " Grover,6.37p r "GBlckabrg, 10.8 .4.5a.mn. 1.47pr Kiafny, 1o.2.079a.m. 720pr " Csopens, 2.35p: " Clitnn 2. 38~i 74pr "r Cparltnbur 11.27 p.m 12.60 a.am.f 8.00pi OUTHlfOUrd. o 7 o 3.2No.pr "v Crnit, 12.28 p.m 1.52a. m.14.05pn " Enleyos, 4.7I Loetrl, 2.0I n.52p "Stneca, 3l.01a.mn.5.45pr "Keinster. 6.03p " Toccoau, 1038.49 2a. mn. 6.36pr "Corpni, 7 .25pi "Clefton, 7.30p 1 ": Gainrgile 31.29 a.i 12.57 a. m. O.1p " u ord,'8.p "Grwee90p " Duvluth, 922p am .20pr "Noreos, 9.30pr "Chnale, 2 9am .2p Artlnta E.. .5 .20a.mn. 10.15pr lia ccoationdailyexcep Sunday, .1 pm. Arrinlevs onei .2 Cnt 50a, arie onli 5 p tla 104 50n.a.62m. Flowery Tocc. an Ebrtn--O6 and 9,d, exep.rnay lae poco aman_4_0__ m.Reurnng No2a 62il and 12daleept 9udalev 4Ebrtn11 Ar Atant a m.45 ariveTco 53 APuitiona trice No 17and 36, ch. mon aundDatlnilFsailyxcp Punmay Slebe e Atlanta a n aries Yornel 8.1a p7 andeurig l8--avesCgonla Sou1h watrn rvestlbutad1 Lin.ebtwe e Yok1 and 1w (rlendays Tholy) PleanA leants, 0 andWarigto nemia,15 via Atlanta 10nd0Ba.inhm tween 'rocnd !anvilerenoro. aor det(ailexmformtiondasyt localTanco athroug4h ti tabetrning, anos Pulan Slaeinge rexevtiound, leavnferto 11ca agets. 102 addrss. WulAn Cr Serie NoH. nO HAD Iic, motianlDnovo D.as. MAl, PuiA J.e or bDODeeNS. Atlanta e Yo. Y Gken' Negrlea .Troule anar lAsHndTN D.ah 0.o Wta MewpNGlo, v.ia tee teioi ~nil and (4ensoro. k L PO~ ~~nd 6O Dress *h ao 60 p lls She , ShoI@ 00 9for Workngmen. *2 and S1,75 f60 Boys. LADIES AND MISSES, t, 40;49. S6175 D stylish, eas in Mad give bettet ny other mak~e,,. Try:as Pitr an4 be coan. las name a rc afn th bottom, wich r dollar. annually to -those who wear theam. ylas Shoes gain customers, whiek help to all~~ sonw~e Draft Sale ?y Pickens S. 0. N Centra?, S. c. Iad HARNESS Fo. 00, Lm Palcs. 3to 00o. Guamtoe4 $23.0 .. $26 2No.M, Road Wagon. .":S- es else ISm L NT, Uhrt Bloy e.28t.w~iee with O,4e..~sm . rnuaotc tro we Idiss on 1 .po. =soLo. 8 tubing, drop forgisis. RATT, Seo'y, ELKHART, IND. Coulmbla & Greenville Railroad Company -aviuel Spencer, F, W. nffdEkoper an heuben Fester, Receivers. Condensed Schedule in Effect Dec., 24, 93 Trains run by 75 Meridian Time. Between Charlestdn, Savannah, Columbia, Seneca and Walhalla. Daily. Daily. No11 Nol2 STATIONS. 7.15am Lv Charleston Ar 8.45pa, 11.20 " " Columbia "4.15 4 12.03pm " Alston "3.30am 12.18pm" Pomaria "3.14am 12.35pm" Prosperity "2.55an 12.50pm " New berry "2.39am 12.54pmn" Helena "2.35am 1.30pm4 Chappells " 1.56am 2.18pxu" Ninety-Six " 1.32am 2.37pn Ar Greenwood Lv 12.35am 2.37pm Lv Greenwood Ar 12.55am a 3.00pm " Hodges " 12.35am a 3.20pm " Donald's " 12.16am a 3.35pm " Honea Path "' 12.03am a 3.55pma A r Bolton Lv 11.45amn a 4.00pma Lv Boiton Ar 11.40ami 4.24pm " Anderson " 11.15ama a 4.58pm " Pendleton " 10.36am 5.30pm Ar Seneca Lv 10.00am a 5.50pmx Lv Seneca Ar 9.45anm 1 6.25pma Ar WValhalla Lv 9.05am a 5.15pm Ar Greenville Lv 10.15ami i Between Anderson, Belton and Greenville. a Daily. Daily. LI Nol1 No 12 1 ST ATIONS. 3083308pm Lv Anderson Ar 1207pm I 3 40pmn Ar Belton Lv 11 45am 4 Om Lv Belton Ar 11 30arn 4 . 04nm Ar Willsamston " 110(9am 4 26pm " Pelzer " 11 03amu 4 4pm " Piedmont " 10 48am I 11 2Om Ar Greenville Lv 10 15ama LI Between Charleston, Jacksonville,i Savan. a nab, Columbia, Aston and Spartanburg. * Daily. Daily. - Nol3 Nol4 STATIONS. ' 7 15am Lv Charleston -Ar 8 45pm 7 00am " Japhksonville, " 900m a 11 M00am " Savannah '" 400m aI 5 10pm " Columbia "' 1 Opms a 5 50pm " Alsten "12 20pmu a 6 44pm " Carlisle - " 11 m6r a 6 53pm " Santue " 11 1 pm a 7 p0fI " Union . " 1059m ,n 7 .pm " Jonesv ille "10 7pta ,a 7 43pm " P'acolt- .5 24m a 8 10pm Ar Spartav burg Lv 1000m a 8 i1pim Lv 8partanburg -Ar 9 55pm a 11 mOr Ar Aheville Lv 6 50am ua Between Newb~erry, Clinton and Laurens u Ex Snn Ex Sun a Nol5 o1 n STATIONS. No6 a 11 20amn Lv Columbia Ar 4 15pm a - 1O00m " Newberry " 12 3On a I m~p " Goldville " 11 385pm a 2 15pm " Clinton "1 10pIm a 2 50pm Ar Laurens .Lv 10 40amn aI Between Hodges and Abbeville. LI Daily. Daily. Daily. Daily a No 9. No II. *No I. Not2 LI STATIONS. a 12 40pm 3 05pm n Hlodges A 2 551pm 122Si ra I O0pm 3 25pm "Darau1 a ' 2 35pnm I20pm I 15pm 3 40OunA Abbev O L 2:20pm II 0am Connections via F. C. & P. Railroad. Daily. Daily. Daily. D1i. No 9, Nofn. No10 No I2 CENTRAL TIME. 12 35am 12 00n'n L Columbia A 3ri50 II 05 4 351am 4 010pm A Savannah L II 5 mna 7 20 9 30am 9 00pm A Jacksonvi'o L 7 00amn 2 25 Nor.)t 13 and 14 nresid t1( ralisbcwo Chsarb'sto~n and walhallan. Trah,. l.-ave Sp~artnanbnre, A. & C. Dl. vleton, North b *m,,u. 12 15 k. mi., 5. 21 p mn.. II 22 .. mn., (Vestibnied I,imited); .'.Iuth h.4and, 1.52 a mn.. 3.00 p. m.. 11.37 * m..(Vesiftinhd Limited); Westbound, W. N. U, DIvision, 6.20 p, mn.. and 3.10 p. mn . for Hlendersonville. Asheville. rnah,s leave Greeniville A. & C. I)lvls. i.n, Northblound, 11.10 pi. m . 4.10 p. mn., an1d 530) p. mn , (Ve'st intd Limtedl); donhtl hhemlId(. 1,62 N. m , 4.06 p. m. 22 - .i. (VeMI ihnh-'d I.Imi fted). ,22 Ta'iins liie Sen~eca, A. & (C. DivIsion,. A oii bblnhid, 1''.0(0 p. m.i, and 2.31 p. en.; Moni~tu)'hound, 8.01 i . mn.., and 5.45 p. mn. PULMAN OtAu RMitVte. Pnsilman. Palace -leephaig Catron Trains 35 and 36, 37 anid 38 o . A. S C. Divs on. Washington,D.O V. E. Mce lE, Gen'l 8uperintendent cOlumibia 8,0O 8. H. H4ARDWJIO, Ate'1 Gan Pee .Agt W7. 4. TURK, (hen. Pa. AgentD. Washinsgtov,-DeC 40.5 f448, gyg Manger. * ~ ,.. Washierton, D. 0.,.