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to coldlict this dblumn" h intorost. of edu cation, and hope that I may havo the assistance of tho teachors of the county. No oneo knows the needs of the school room as woll us the teacher who occupies it. Is your school houso in shapo to do tho bost work you can do? Aro thoro not many obstacles to hin ior the bost work that might bo ono fo)u (eho pupils? Could you ,ot dsihl attention to thom and e/ggost a romedy? Sond communications intonded for this coluimin to W. W. F. Bright, Maynard, S. C. At tho close of R. N. lill's writ ing school at Maynard school house, tho teacfher and pupils had a "4 poko supper'' which realizod a nico .tittlo suimI to the crevdit of the library and light ftund. Go thou and do likowise. CLIPPiNGS. Tho teacher must have hoth a iear sight and a f1ar sight in toch ing, must think what the child needs to-day, and what he will need twenty years from to-day. The schools should successfully emphasize tho variety and gran deur, as well as extont of the uni ve1se(. 1t is noq t se0ntimnn'iit that is ied(led so much as approciative knowledgo. Oone aim of' leaching is to vivify intolligonce, to make what wo see and hear livei as a part of our bo ing, to m11al what wo know as much i part of oirselvvs ais our' nearest friends aIe. SuccossfuIlI is that teachor who sleleds in making th0 childronl realizo that the ir school wvorc is no purposeless orrand, but, that. Overy day of school lifo is a part of a purposefuil joirnHoy. "Philosophy" applies to educa tion better thani to teachimg. .it deals with relitionis to exto1n11al rather than internal interests. Education forcos (ex'erunt slool relatiols, teacing i1ntornal school interosts. \Will you tell me what states do not have' free te'xt.-loks" V. 0. 1. ii , is eafsier1 to toll whatii stater haf free text-ook baw ('Thes a ark.aie New oractyshie, 10in)1 usttPas, etc., hand, free nnt .auo.IJuthe DisriAT o)fCoNn sei ll exaupii low the h-cho :radit o r spliwithretx soos; hio pormits yo t adoptionii >a fooetookee;hs biit n tonsaosMnnst.n e goin tollowin answh ers (lone himonuld fr oml Egtlih boar osayooltxainaions byt he wani-e Rabnios-Wht,i o fet aoundo QCotpation--Whn e toas i give ay aot innoeuh a e Funcion-WheiCnsa ellowc fl inafn . i lasO)O''( Civi War-W he eacth.sd ivs way a ile ael~ao (0) af i e the equator in (Aht ,, he elliptic before it is du, . Zon nuadr'uped living Africa. (2) A 'venly stoy with Pepojper, mus iso"-e. g., A alias. , Ld in Eng ~ogions, ~f Belgium shrouAts, sir. hing could have , the devil would ling on foot long S ~onts of 'a tl Oruble Twelve Months. HE YEAR 1894 PASSED IN REVIEW. lilures, Casualties, Crlmos, Foreign and ndustrial 1lappenings, Mlotoorology, Political, Social and Sporting Events Chronologically Recorded. y7USINESS FAILURES. UANKS GlfERfALLY. OTHERS Fonl 0400,000 AND QVICIL Jan. 8-So'tthorn Z and and Improvomon Co, FrAnkfo ,C y. 00,000, tan. O-C1 _.ons' iQnk at Ogdon, Utah.... Dank of Port shington, Wis, Jan. 10-W. It. iook & Co., San Francisco 0ouisiBon mrhan ,00. Jan. 14-Mov t1o (Ia savings bank. Jan. 16-bierchants' k, Ec llis, Han. Jan. 10-Third national bank, Detroit.... Dank of Zunbrota Win. an. 22WostvioW savings batik, at Louis. 'at'. 4-First national bank, Fort Payne, Ala. Fob. 0-Signa Iron Co., of Plhiladolphia; $100,000. Fob. 1--Amerienn national bank at Spring niold, io.... lurlington (la.) Firo & Tornado Insurance Co. Mar. 2-Stato bank at 13rookvillo, Han. lIlar. 7-l3ank of Ilarrison, Nob. Ar1.I 13--linnk of Excolalor Sprhing, AMo. Mar. '8-Pcoplo's savings bank of Duluth. and Mor'hnuts' bauk of West Duluth. Apr. O-J. 13. \Vatkins Mortgago Co. of Law ronco, Kan.; $5,650.000. Apr. 10-Aspon Col.) national batk. Apr. 18-W. I. '1honinas & Son, whisky deal ers and distillers at Loulsvillo, K y.; f.50,0j0. Apr. 10-West. Superior iron & Steel com pany of Milwaukco; t..00.000. Apr. 2-Molrchant' baik of Enid, 0. T. Apr. 27-1enry Newman & Co., inportors of olothing supdlies in Now York; $1,600.000. Apr. 1l0-Seandlinvian and Finland Emigrant Co. of Now 'York; 000 000. May 4-First ntionafl ui of Sedalia, AMo. blay 7-Stato national bank at Wichita, Kum. May H-A. N. Schuster & Co., clothing deal era at St. Joseph, Mo.; $500,000. May Id-National baik of Pendiloton, Oro. Iay 18-The ordor of Tonti In hantids of ro o ori PhIilaldlphia. Aity 20-Traders' bunk of Tacoia. biay 21-Hank of i'omipo at Plonaix, A. T. nlay Ut---tink at Enterprise. lian. .uno 4-Steelo & WaIlter, wholu.-alo grocers at 8L. JosophI, Mo.; $700,0010. Jutine i--.'rimrs' and Alerchatints' bank at South IInd, 0. T. Juno 7-cerman niational banik at Denvor, Col.: *853.Ux0. Juno H-Union Wareliouso Co. of Now York; $1,000.000. June 10-Amcriean Investmont Co. ut Eta niottsbitrg, in.; 6A00,00. .utno -18-(loodwini & Swift, of New York, eloctric railway builders and proinoters; $?0. 000. June 21-Black 11111 nattional bunk of Rapid oity S1 ). July 29-1,'Irst tional batik of Ornt, Nob. Aug. 1l-iaker City (Ore.) national baik. Aug. 7 - Citizen,' tamvings banik at Ports mioit11, o. Aug. 10-Second national bank, Altoona. Pa. Aug. 13-Wiclitla (Ifat.) naittional hunk. Aug. 17-Comnercini & Savings bank of Lud in ton, Mich. ,op. 0--Middl'ton (Pt1.) bank. Sop. 7-lutual lieneilt, Life nnsoelat0to n of Ainerlen.henjiqurtors at, Now York; 10,t:40.00,0 ....Okuhomia county batnk at South Einid, 0. T. Sepl. 10-Citizns' ban1k of Ilatt*miouth, Nob. Sop 2'-Couiuorctl banik t Weeping Wt Ot. 1-First national bunk of Fayettevillo, N. Y. Oct. 5-Coffmn & Stanton, stock brlokors In Now York: $3,000.0. Oct. 10-Aineriean Debenturo Co., of Chliongo; $1,6.00,000. Oct. 11-First ntiona l bank of ICnrney, Nob. Oc.. 12-dffano county naitini baLnic at Kearny, Neb. Oct. lI--Merced bunk, at Merced, ('i. Ocit. 23-Ocorgo M. Irwin & Co., of Pittsburgh, Pn.; $1,000 000 Oct. e5-J. J. elithian and .. J. 1ltiman & Co., wholesalo druggists fit Ieiver; e500,0(10. Nov. 8-San Bernardino (Cal.) First national bank. Nov. 12-FIrst natioial bank of Johnson City, . 0-Portland (Oro.) savings baukt $0.-430.000. Nov. 1,3-11rownt national bankc at SBpoknuo, Wnh. Nov. 27-lCondall Unmnkini; compnny at How ard, -. 1 .... Seourity National bunk of Grand I'inid, Ne). Nov. ' #-7nk4 Canovat,H. 11. 1i00. -1-North i'atte (Nob.) national bank. .Tacomia (Wa'sh.) iutionttl bank. D~ec.8I-Farmners' Insutranco Cii., of Seattle, Washi. I ee. 11 -Cotmmweitl bantk, at Si. Joseph, Decc. 12--(ity nattionual bank .'a Qunnah, Tox. Uee. lfl-Ce'arney' (Nt-h.) tntionl ban11k, Dhec. 111-Unioti Itiing tand 1"avintgs ('o. of Dei. Mioinesi, Ia.... W~oonnttit lank at Wooni 1)ce. 17.--Cit ize'ns' stork bank, of Slator, Mo.; ailso Sintor savings bank. .lnn. 2--Six t fire at littlalo, N. Y.... Six in rnironid wreck at Lintwoodi, h inn., Joan. 'I-Six. by powder e:pliionit, Spritig ('reck, Mo. Jani. 6-Eight in schtootnr wreck near Ips with, Mass. JIan. 12-Mix drtowned in lialtitutoro harbor.... Sor-en drownted by itviwJ way oif drawbridge betwoon Br-oolyn ind ILong lusland City. Jatn. 15--Tent in irailway collisioni ntonr Ihnck eonak, N..Scon ini raiiwtiy wreck near San lininoi, Cali. Jatn. 10--46ven itn railway accident, at Caza dero, Ciii. Juan. 24l--.Eighit in burnling itisane asyliun near Doonio It. Jan. '5i--Six, by capairing of boat, ini Charles toin (S. 0.) harber.Six, by cninizinug of boat., near Hullivan islatnd, S. C. Jan. 80-Six, by boiler Oxiilosioni, at, ('row, Kcy. Feob. 12- Fivo of schiooner's c'rew in blizzard near linco 1l'oiut, Mait. .. . in Olc lthotma dutrling blizzard 80 pers~ons lei~~hed'i. F"ob. 13--At P'lymiouthi, l'at., 131 ini iino cave in. Fob. 22-Eitlht by ex plosion in coal minis at lllossburg, N. M..ivo ini boiler explosion at Comapte. Lit. Fob. 23-Seven fromt effectsa of (ntinag pork coanaiing trichina inetirt Nebtigian City. Irtl. Feb. -I-SIx In horinhg homie near M turfrOOs boroitgh. Ark. Feob. 28-Nighteetn ft lhrmen o.f Gloucestor, Mar. 1-i-1'ivo in ratilway wrreck near AMoun tain llomie. Idaho. Mfar. 18-itn'vioiity of Santa Atnna, Tox., In eyelonio, '20 ipersonis. Alar. 23-six in explosioni of powdor works near P'it tabur~gh, Pa. Atar. 20-At tCanyoni C'reek, Watsh., 1.1 persons burtied ini stinwslie. Aptr. 7-Elevoen by explosionis In iroworks factory noar Pit tsburgh., Vii. Apr. 0-Nin ti iremaon in burniing theater at Milwaukeo.... Six in wreok oil ('hathtnm. Aina. ....ovon in railway wreck tiear Whtitolhall, Mich. Apr. 18--it fire at Duff (ale. N. Y., 13 perished. A pr. 14-Eight drownted at Salisbury lIoach, Mfay 13-Nino Coxoyitos crossing Yakima river at Zillah, Wash., drowned. Ainay 17--Five by eyclone near Kunklo, 0. Sitay 18-Sis drowned in gale at Milwaukee, ,..Int gale ont Lako bliohigani 28 lives lost, in vioinity of ('hictago. Mfay 19-Seon in railroad eoliisIon in aRtand Rlock tunnel near Prinecton,1Ky. Mfay 30-Six in railroad wroelt at Mannnor Juno 6-Five bioys died at Tarr 'town, N. Y. frent entinig poisoitnus root....s Sx Chtinmed by gasolinto explosion at Portland, Ore. Jluno 7-Tiwenty members of an industrial army dlrownied tiar Rlghiton, Col. Juno 10-Five by hiilitning; in Nowv.ersoy, ,Juno 2-iFivo dlrowned1 by upsott itg of yachbt off Ilay Ridge, N. Y.... For-i~y-two by sintkintg of tug Ni coli n 'ar New York, Juno 27--'wolve In oycleno near Sleepy Eye, Mii. June 28-Tea by tornado in Miinnesota and South Dakota. J uly 1-Fivo from heat at New Orloana July 0-Fivoe by fallint of Canadian ISnoifl brid~r nonr Greenvillo, Mfo. Ja tyI4-Fivo drowned at Load 1111), Ark, Jul 10-Four regulor soldiers f roam Fort i3 byin Chicago by oxplosion of ammunition oset. July 17.- ght mon by dynamtito explosion at July 28-Seven men in railway collimion near Qdeen Ciy Tox. 29y I ittoon by forest firos at P'hiilps, . -Fivo drowned by stageocoaoh being swept ito a stram hen' HJoiwind, 0ol. Aug.0--iveporsh~ inburning house D*af .-Twenty-four persons in riliroad Alug. 1Svn y nngat Do lKaib, .4-.AI Duidgovillo, DoL,22 by capsizing 00dl' by ai nning Into wagon g Franklin, W ,~i, 87 by gap ex Au.8-ivo by loudburt at Waldo, To Bo~2-Xforat.firs 1i inesota, - - iv 4~r i Whng ton. - ~~Onob northern Iowa and4 Qono 0 uk 110i ADE kTING. ish Wonaire Who Rules in the Caroline Islande. 01y Thrift and Industry He Has Ustab. Jlahead Frofitable Trade IRelations with America and OhIna and Has a Standing Army. Oneo a young Irishman sailed to the Pouth seas as shipper of 4 little trading vessel. His fortune consisted of an ad vpnce from the owners, the clothes on )ds back and his kit, hit; stout arins and his good, hard sense. Now, this Irishman, no loing'r young, is, accord ing to the San Francisco Chronicle, a moneyed prince of tho tropics, easily a Millionaire, and the virtual owner of a tight little South sea Island or two. Daniel D. O'Kccfe is his name, and the Islands of Yap and St. David, in the Caroline group, are pretty much his privato property. O'Keefe landed in New York about forty years ago, and, after knocking about the metropolis for a time, shipped for a trading vessel on the South seas. From there lie made his way to San Francisco inid got to be captain of a little craft bound for the Carolines. 1is hard experience stood him In good stead und he caie back to San Fran cisco with a comfortable lump of money. From here he went to Sa vannah, Ga., where he married him a wife. With her he returned to San Francisco and fitted out a second ox pedition to the Carolines. At Yap, one of the largest islands of the group, O'Keefe established the pioneer trading station, which has since become ono of the largest in the vicinity of the equator. At that time little was known of St. David's island, whlich is in 1 degree north latitude and 134 degrees 25 ulu utes cast longitude. O'Keefo, in his ox plorations, landed on the island. lie found only sixteen inhabitants left out of a large tribe The thrifty trader do terminied to get possession of the island and extend his copra interosts. After u, long investigation he discovered that England had a prior clain to it by right of discovery. This was merely an obstacle to be cleared awiy and O'Keefe promptly puslied it asidd. He wvent to England, and, it Is said, suc ceeded in having his possession of the island confirmned, the only stipulation being that he would care for the na tives. O'Kecfe kept that part of his contract to tho letter. lie proceeded it once to build IL fort and then col olizeCd the place, briniging nativCs from islands near by. lie mounted soino simall cannon in the fort and arnied the natives with rifles, in the us of which he instructed them fully. Then lie drilled the soiliors thoroughly in the manual of aris, so thuat lie soon had a body of ieni capable of holding St. David against i '1 Iinvaders. icanwhilo O'JKeofo's vife dId, leav Ing hin a daughter to rear. The tiader sent his little girl to her grandparents in Savannah, with instrnetions to edu cato her In the best colleges in the land. Refo'o O'Keefe acquired St. David a native woman ruled over the handful of inhabitants as queen. She was a comely young person, and soie time after the death of his wife the trader married her with due und proper ob servance of South sea marriage cere moly. All the whille O'Keefe did not over look his interests In Yap. ltany of the natives there were heavily in debt to him and they pahli ofY their mortgages ini copra. Theli tradler gradually got control of the copra in the Carolines 'by these methods until lhe had wvorkcd up a sort. of corner in the sun-dried cocoa nut. Mamny at t empts have bccn made by San Francisco firms to brealc his hold( on1 thle stock, Imct all have failed. O'Keefo wvent to liong Kong, bonght t wo miore schooniers, anad branched out still more ex tensively, securing control of the copra for leagues around. H~o did nmot forget thme companies which at tempited to break up his business, and when they sent vessels to trade in the C'arolines~ they had to buy copra to bring back to San Francisco, and they had to pay the prie lie asked Iliong Kong presented a good fild for spewculaition to O'Keefe, water-front lots were selling cheap and lie bought con side ramble promperity t here. It is said that1 to-day Ihis possessions aggregate nearly twvo-thIirds of the harbor front. D~uring the p~laugne thle O'Keefe district was one of thle worst plague spots. The queen of St.. David island died and the trader sought a nothber wife, a white girl of thong Kong. O'Keefe chartered more vessels at Hlong Kong, anud senit thecm through the South seas trading for coprat. lie has invested some t wo hundred thousand dollars in Yap) and w~hien there, although lhe as sumes the garb of a native, lie lives like a p~rince. The best the markcet affords is on his table, and lie is a connoisseur of wines and cigars. O'Keefo la also said to have acquired a large blockc of ~property in Savannah, wvhich has ini creased in value greatly. llis daughter by his first wvifc is married there and has quite a family, and th6 copra king Is preparing to visit her. With all his wealth the trader never lets an opp~ortunity slip by wvhe there Is any money to be made. llo is the-ofil cial pilot for the Yap, and charges what lhe pleases for his services. As lie has no competition In this line lie is as autocratic as the pilots of San Francis cc harbor. As may 1)e imagined there are no cut rates for the vessels of thoso companies which 'nave in the past tried to freeze him out. King O'Keefe is nowv just sixty years of age, but Is as vigor eus as ever. TXhe little army on St. David island has swocled In numbers to several hun dred tand O'Keefc has put up fine bar racks for his soldiers. TVhe kcing is proud of his "standing army," which costs him little to maintain, and it Is his boast that it contains the finest body of drilled and disciplined men in the broad Pacific. O'Keefe reads the Arperican newspapers carefully, but he has never boon kcnowvn to permit himself to be interviewed. The story of his life and explorations was told by a trader inst in from the South seas. A Princo at a IDargain. The businesslk e haraetor of the matrimonial ideas of foreign men of title is illustrated by this advortise ment, found in a recent copy of a| Vienna newspaper: nA young prine I the owner of a lordly estate of groaL valioe, 'has the intention to marry. He~ seeks a handsome and intelligent girl of about twenty years of age, of good family, and wi th a dower of not lest than three million gueldens (one an4 one-quarter million dollars). Apply," atf. U CHEAPNESS, Are adding lots of useful BAR AINS to their Stock for FALL TRADE MR. 1AGOOn is in New York now ; we expect him to do wonders this season, as Goods are cheaper now than they were ever known to he. We aro better prepared than ever to serve oi, aid ask for your patironlage. HAGOOD, BRUCE & CO. Pickenls, N. C. Sept. . I891. SAY MY FRIENS ? The Gold Bugs and Dead BEATS are getting the best ofr me nIO', so I am compelled to allow all of my holinest cus tomers to help n by settling their accouit. Please do so if possible 1 am needing money very bad to pay debts with. .1 have still got Sugar ,Cof fee, Syrup, Lard and Flour to sell anl some Patent Medicine to sell, come and buy a bot tle and it wvill act on your Liver and Lungs and cleans your blood so that you will always try to tell the truth and pay your honest debts, hoping you will take my ad v'ice and give meC youir tra (de. IV. C. Bramlett. .Nvembleri 1-94. TAicoiv SOeTH1ICAROLINA, PWKENs COrNTY. CoUW oV CoMMoN PLEAs. F. MN. Morris, 0. T. Hutchins and S. A. S. Porter, partners trad ing and doing blisiness under the firt namo and style of F. M. Mor ris & Co. Plaintiffs. Against J. Frank Wolls. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Comnplaint not Served.) To 'riiE DEFw x'r J1. Frank Wells: You are hierebly suinunoned andl required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewithI served upon you, and tc serve a copy of your answer to the said comipli nt on the suibscribei at his oflice at Pickons, S. C.. within twenity (lays after the ser Vice hereof, excli ive of the day of suchm ser'vice; andl if you fail t'c answer the complaint with in the time aforesamid, the Plaintififs in this action will apply to the Court for thne relief (lemandled in the comla~U int. D~ated 21st. Dloe,, A. D. 1.894. .J. M. ST'ICWA RT, C. C. P. C. C. IC. ROmINsoN, Plaintiffs Attorney. To 'rilE DEFE.'1NDAN'r J. Frank Wells: Please take notice that the Sum mons and~ Conmlplaint in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy of the Summons, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court for the County and Statoe aforesaid on the 21st (lay of December 1894 and inow on file in saidl office, and aln oror of ptublication graonted on same1 (lay. C. E. RomssoN, Plaintiffs Attorney, Master's Sale, Sou'rii CAnoux IA, GREE ~itv 1,LE CoU NTIY. J Couwiir 01F C(M MON PLEAs. For'suant to judgmont of the Court in thme abovo entitled case I will sollI at public out-cry to the h igheost bidder before the Court 11ouso door a t Pickens (.ourt House in the oun ty of Pickens (during the legal hours on Saicsday in Jan nary, .1895, the following real Cs. tato to-wit. All fthat tract of land situate in Central TIownship in the County of Pickona, State aforesaid, contain in~g four hundlrod and fifty (450) acroes more or loss, adjoining lands of Mrs. Ri. R. Child, Harrison Vaughn and Fod (Garvin. tSold unde(lr order of Oourt in the case of Gi. Wv. Taylor, vs, P. B. Watson, of, at, Terms one-half cashi, bal ance in) nmoe mouthe from day of sale, the credit portion to bear in torost from (lay of sale, and be so cured by Liho bond of theopurchaser and mortgage of the promises. Purchamsor to pay for papers. D. 'P. VERNER, Mastor, Groenville County. Uso lroawn's. Iron mtlters. SET DOWNO nI study As. Though YOU Were going you will see in a very lituL tI jii. CLOTH heaper than any other HOUSE, in We claim to buy more Clothing t this town put together. In the se< goods from Traveling Men, who 4 third place, We pay spot cash fbr ev4 buy. In the fourth place, We do no books, therefore, we never lost any m fifth place, We have been in the: years and know the Clothing Busine together and you can readily see tht THE CHEAPEST Clothing I lens' Suits froi Childrens' Boys' Suits Mens' Overcoats Boys' Childrens' " Pants' froi Come in and see them and yol Come in and as sure as you do we N P* Ld D Nov 2 -. 1191 [successor to liates J Carriages, Pho VEH-ICLES, of all kinlM. Hi \ li '0OlL \ 10 B3':TDLjES, No? oh Fidi a y'., 'I? SSpecial Agency-Columbu Vehicles, Kentucky W Co's "Old Hickory Waa facturing Co Columbs 09 BiU, Wa(oil dild idl SIT' WILL P.mJi YOU~ TO InS T m ~Un Yo 4. Woaro going to close out a largo BRIDLES, SADDLES, WIIIPS, 2.1* ROBESI' -. ETC. Evorything kept in a firstj class j ~harness storo. Q .These goods have got to go as the business has to 00 closewd out, DI e or will cleso out in hulk. GOWER & GOODLETT, 1 [102, Main-Street, oin SSept. 22-94. Greenville, S. C.,o lao FRE 'o JURALREADns.---The scribors should have the advantage 'af everyv goodl thing going.. Wit~h this on-' in view we havo arranged Oh with 'I o Hostormean Publishing Ora SCo., or Springuld~l, Oh i1, for a supply of yearly~ bgsor, ii'ns top their great monthly, "THEa AMrFRI cAN Fi'nw NF"W' "' wh'ich will he P~ . snroen~~ ted FR' iE' T'o av'RY.t~ PAiD IN 'ID'A C nhe - - ' U' NA 8oUTHERN RAILWAY CO (EASTERN SYSTEM.) PIEDMONT AIR LINE. Route of the Great Vestibulod Limited. CONDENrSED BOUEDULU OF PASSENGER TRAINSt In Effect 06tober 28th, 1804. vor. Lin l"st Mail Northbound. No. 38 No. 30 No. 12 Daily Daily Daily Lv Atlanta 0 time 12.00 Wi 9.00 pm 8.00 an Atlanta E time 1.00 pm 10.00 pm 0.Q0 am " Noroross...... ........ 10.37 pm 9.44 air "Buford........ ........11.00 pm 10.17 am " Gainesvin.. 9.15 m 11.31 pm 10.43 an Lula........... .......... 11.3 pm 11.12 am Cornella....... .......... .......... 11.37 ain M t. Airy ...... .......... .......... 11.40 an Toccoa........ .......... 12.45 am 12.06 i We.tmiustor . ....... 1.21 am 12.42 pn Sencen........ ....... ..1.0 amn 12.69 pn Central. 4.46 pnm 2.10 am 1.48 pn Greonvillo .... 530 pim 3.00 am 2.35 pn 1Spatflt anbu rg., 6.22 pm 4.01 am 3.41) pu Ga Ieys . . ... .......... 4.42 ,m 4.!4 pn llacksburg 7.11 pm 5.00 nm 4.12 pn King'sMount' .......... 1.23 am 8.08 pn Gastonia,...... ....... 5.40 am 5.31 pu Ar. CharloS o. .... 8.21 pm (.30 am 6.20 pi Ar. Dainvilto...... 12.27 am 11.45 am 12.40 an r.jeiiiil.... 6.M'ini ~4.66jpiti ~~(IM-~ij Ai . VIl Il ion .. 7.13 nm 8.30 pn. HIaltim'O P.at.n1. 8.23 am 11.35 pm. Philadlphia.. 10.40 nm 3.03 tm ......... Now Yorl..... 1.23 pm 0.23 am ...... Ys.im It,~ail Soutlward. No. 37. No 35. No. 11 Daily Daily Dairy Lv Now York r.u. 4.90 pm 12.15 nt ......... 1 Phitadelphia.. 0.55 pm 7.20 nm ......... "Uiltixmore..... 9.20 pm 9.42 am ......... Washington... 10.43 pm 11.01 am ......... Ni huiond..... n1oal 12.4~i'ri ~i6~i a I ikl.. . ..4 5 am .6- p i ii .0lii Ciarlotto...... U.35 am 10.60 pm 12.20 n'1 Gastonia ...... ......... 11.20 pm 1.05 p1 " King'sMount'n .......... ...... . 1.10 pi Blaolcsbur.... 10.48 ni 12.05a.i 1.55 pr Gaffneys ...... ..........1..... 2.12 pu Spartantburg.. 11.37 ali 12.57 2.55 pr Greenvillo..... 12.28 pm 1.52 am 4.05 pr Contral........ 1.16 pml' 2.40 am 6.33 pi Seneca........ ......... 3.01 nm 0.01 pr Westminster.. ........ ........... 0.20 pi Toccoa ........ .......... 3.49 am 7.00 p M ount Airy... .......... .......... 7.35 p1 " Cornolia....... ......... ......... 7.38 pt La....................14.42 nm 8.05 pi G tesvilo.... 3.31 pm 4.59 mi 8.80 pr "' U ord...... . .......... .......... 0.08 p Norcros.. ........... .......... 9.39 p r Atlantia time 4.55 pin .20 am 10.0 pi r Atlanuta C time 3.053 pm 5.20 amn 0.30 p1 Pulilmnu Car Service: Nos, 35 and 30 Un ted States Fast Mail, Pullman Slooping Cars bI twoen Atlato an Now York. Nos.37 and 38--Washing ton and Southwester Vestibulod Limited, betwoon Now York tr Now Orloans. Through Pullman Slccpers b tween New York and Now Orleans, via Atla ta and Montgomery, and nlso betwoon Washli ton and Monphis, via Atlanta and Hirthmiglhan Nos. I and 12, Pullimmi Slooping Car botwco Ilichmiond, Danville and G reensboro. For detailed information as to local a through time tables, rates and Pullman Slco Ing oar resorvatlons, confer with local agent or addross - W. A. TURK. S. IT. HARDWICK, G0n'l Pass. Ag't. Ass't General Pass As W.srNoTON, D. U. A'rIAN'rA, 0. W. If. RYDE-1R. Superhitndent, Charlott North Carolina. W. 11. G! N-, J. N. cU1.P, Gen't7.7 -. Tame ar. SOUTHERN RAILWAY CC (EASTERN BYSTEM.) Condenasud Schedule, In Effect Oct. 21st.'9 Trains run by 75th Meridian 'rimo. S'A'lPIONS. Inl[ ___________ No.1 f-harleston...... .......I7n "Columbia................... ......1 4 a: " Prosperity.'................... ...1.051) A'n ewvborry-............ ............ 1.10 p A urdnton ... (Ex Stun)............. :.to p " Groomvood...................... .5 "Ab ogei............................5p " Abbovil..... ............ .... .....f p "...n....--.-..... ........ ........110.36 i~ai _________________ No. Lv. Walhalla................... ...... .35 n "Scenoca ........... ................ 10.00 ii "Anderson........................ 11.1511 " J2oion............................ 11.-251 A , Doaald's......... ................ 12.101 V3. Abbevillo...............1.0 IOcgos..-........................ ..'5 i *i ronwood........ ..............12.55 1 T aos (x un).................. 10.401 "Olinton (E~x Sun)... ........21.10 n " Newborry ......................2 2.111) "' Prosperity....................... 2.f 5 11 Ar. Columa................. 4.21) iBotweenx Anderson, Ilelton nnd (Orconvill No.11. I -STATIONS. No. 1 p. imt Lv...Anderson..,.Ar'2.01 p 4p. m ''....oltou.........,..'.-.11.45 a -.25 P. ml "...Willisamston......... 11.1,9 a 4 31 P. ml"....Polzer ............ " 1.03 a 5.1np mAr ...Greenvl.....Lv 10.16 n Ilotween Columbia and Ashoevillo. Dailyv. I I I Dail No. 13. I ~ [STATIONS. I iNo. 'T.1a.....I V(lvlarlestonAri....45 11.30aam.... Lv.ColumbiaAr'. ... .5 12.10pm ......" . .Alston.. ........ 3.10 1.16pm ......... .Santtuo...."... .0 1.O5pm .........".Uaion... " .. . 110 1.S4pm ......... .Jonesvill1e "'....1.0 2.07pm ......... . Pacolt.."....... 2.21p 2.85pm ...ArS Sart'b 'j Lv .... ..Ii.45a S.15pm . ...Lv Snart'b'gAr . t.....il.1a 0 80 p......... 4A Aphevio L . ... 8.10a~ o4s.u1 and 12 are solid trains bet tWenOharie ton and Waihalla. Talas Ioave S artanhrA.ad.dvso tthbouid. 401 . m., . a., . p.i., (o uledIdimitedl; ouhun,12.67 a. in., 2.55 m, 11.87 a. ni,, Yetibu lt Limited). wel bo .N D.vision, 3.15 P. mx. for nd '1'~it nlf1ave Greenvllo, A. atid 0. DivIsle motpmtod);'p, m., and 5,30 p.in., (Ve 10 d iita souii ound.,1.52 a. mn., 1.05 Trains Gavo Sonova, A. and C. Divis ion, nmor t botundJ1i 0 . p. and 12.50 p. m.; southboumd, 3.! a. mn. and 6.01 p. p., PULLMAN SERVICE. Pullman Pal.ev Sleopinag Cars oa Trains; ad387 an4 , Sn A .and C. DI)Ilsjon. Ge'1 'r, Prafic Mgr. ~Vshington, D. C. E. UE KE LV, Supt., Columbia. S. C. 00nt Fti. At. As'tGon'l Pass. AgI., Wvashington, D.. C. Atlanta. Ga. F~or rhoumatismi I havo foun nothing equal to Chamberlain Pain Balm. It rolioves tho pai 1s SOOn a8l applied. J, W, You Weost Liberty, WV. Vi. The priomij reliof it a1Yords is alono wor] many timos the cost, 50Ocots. It cOntinued use0 will oflfect a p)ormali int curo'. Foi 81a10 by Dr. G. Wt IEarle; Pickens; C. N. Wyatt, Easle Hall, Sloan, & Co , Fort Hill; hinnto & Boggs, Liberi~y; L. R. Eaton, Cep trall. Remloml)ber tha11t yon1 can1 got. th Jonan. n yar for $1.25. 000 . Ro -.0I thls^ Advertisement to study yqur Lesson Sh.% w e Oa tisell .vo k his tate. In the first place, han all the Olothing Houses in sond place, We do 1lot buy our 3omrr.and large salaries, in the )ry dollar's worth of goods we credit business. We keep no oney in bad Debts, and in the Manufacturing business for 20 ss from A, to Z. Put all this Lt we are just what we olaim. SO USTE n $2.50 up 1.09 " 2.00 " 2.50 2,00 6 1.50 a n 450 up. i will see we make no Bluffs. Fill sell you. .Uain Stroot, Greenville, S C. ons, Surreys, N IS. Itobes. S~A D: LES. C~LES. s Buggy Co's Elegant, a g o n Manufacturing onis," the Pope Manu ~ a hcs. lie, Drain Sewer P~pe, Stove Flue, Fire Brick: AND FIlfEILAY. Strictly puroe Wriite Lead, Lin-. ed Oil and Trpenitinte, Long ali & Martinez punre Recady.miixed PATI N TS. mo, Portland 8an OllesendIl entenllts and P11Ilas ter Pais, Chuircheos' improved Cold-water AL A BASTJN E, Iloth white and in tints, the best WALL COAT1NG. I8H, D00RS ANO BLINDS, IESSED LUMBER, MOULD INGS, &C, .-- our Ofmco la ~a$ samek address, 1M? 'shingtoni Street, but we have removed btock to the baRsemen~t, with an on noe on Laurens Street, about a hundred~ from our 011icc at the roar of the Ware, iso, Piease give us a call on writo ts Rlegectfully, T. 0. GOWER & 80AE Ireen -ill S, C., Mreh41~ 89lA ia certain cure for Chronic Moro 19y nlate I Eye Lids, so a i;- i . ama'.4tter, SUit R~he or pu.~Ing a hors.e in a line bltithy on try D)r. ('w4yvS ('en:1%n P .w