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The People's Journal. PUBLISHED WEENKLY, TF. J. MA ULDIN, Editor. Enteredt at t Post O01co at Pickoi as secoud-olass matter. Subscription, *1.00 a Year. TIJURISDA '. .m11,Y 25, 1901. The Strike Origin. Strikes an(I the extreme luethods I employed by strikers to accomplish their aims, whereby property is destroyed and often the source of I their support crippled to the point of non-prodict ion, are to be I de- I plored as expedients of coercion or for the purpose of forcing a j1ust recognition of the rights of labor era. Traced to its primial origin, strikes are the outgrowth of the crusing, mfoniopolistic actionI of corporations inl thir ubrile tendency and apparently co-opera live oflort to gain the conl ) ! the, output of ill man lfac t1 u1t' a rt i cles at the lowest ,o.-i lle .. l production aiid re nlat te pI' thereof to the consunmer at wiIl. If the cost ( the S n suarh te the Consumenr and Irod a. er . u'I be made to kee p P ip pac in the samo direction with tHl wa gea paid for fte pro ut:e:. ma keLt of mnanuf.i til ud ali cs Consilmpt ion and general u lh trouble cOul beb d. i Ih mianufactu rer who.t lu re w".t 11t.q trusts and count h the basis of fk ieed pr; ( h output and t educ*.d f h laborer, thinks er :.v I about the p es welfare of the a his Income : aced or a genera t ganised labr a, To the 1nu. ing a cnst gantic tr - the rn:.- - -- n - t ed as v..::s at~dw m ent ret.r:s ' further (: d.cite .u''-.. righ~t of :. t.+. . pend~Entce, dlrvE: L: atrity'i :. r . ment take-s :ts e.t: I sel f.defenise. Ormganiu"d. ;-rind I t... ought to look lack ti 1.. of the govermu~m. t.wi . mn one of' the el-no-uts of Anwe liberty as exetmplifitel inth- id> of equality of rights. Th--...r meat that per-mi ts and nl urlh -i the production 0! wealthI la in t recogtizetand enfore- inws that 'yv. protection to t he producer-,thel abori er, and while uder a technijcal ('it struction of the liw it omv tt in many intance~-s Ihe vi. latd - n thIe letter, the spirit andt int it therr. is bintg violated and* th :n , ~ax dloubtful contst it uti..n,: v w~ hici. mladIe possible thle (como~lit !, motniedi initereLsts to th <b Uii triu.1 of the depend~ent labIernt-iein stretched to the utmolst iad i : the government falls it wiIl~ hein great measure thrioughiI te in sis tent plun g ing force-s of tuntW lrnput Ious capitalists who seek to goe the countr-y in a way to suit them~i selves, dictating to poli ticianis of doubtf'ul integr-ity and foremng measures with the sedn ietivo- and convincing argumento un i limdied money. The organizatimn of the citi 'ers of Orangoburg into a businoss anid inprovement league poinlts the wnmy to a movement that might pro~me beneficial to all towns. What this tis section needs more thani any thing else is judiciotus aderverfis ment. we have tho advantages th at. are bemng sought by hoime-aoeker-s and all that is nee~ded for de0velop ment is that the 1)eop)1 abroad bo informed of that fact. The tobacco season in~ South Carohina has openod with heavy sales in the tobacco belt. High prices are being paid atnd the out look for tobacco groweis is on couraging. The bakers in Charloston ares on a strike, but no serious conse quences are feared since many non .union bakers are already enployed. .Johan G. Capers, recently appoint. ie4 Distriot Attorney for South C~rioxin toek ehtage of hi8 vfmee The Exposition. '1'110 EXIOSit10I1 Coll IItisiosjo01.8I liave gono to work in eartiost, in it conce'rted fli't, to pro vido it credi-I L tble exhibit for Pickeits countity. PIs e i lil ~eiv ~ltfor Im tinsel fish it a~ ill wihel tloy 111A't I li itken! to lo-ok h t '1' tf el ili-e t 4)1 tlk. ('el iiv. ito~ iro Ogmnze thal-t it iM, '111 oppoI'tuinit yI mr tilk) id vaijeement of' I io gelifir I4)4)41o. andl Iliitv "kVolt iIIdivaiiioi Itat I,()'j4:lll 'vili bo Spariud to inv ' t i t :''c \ . 1 4' 1 - v N t v. % I Vt W'' 4 ~ ~ -' I 4 ' I I V( 10111 Lister, an ir to ("0,000, 000 and an outcas . I tral), was in tho police court Chicago the other day, elarged I i Stealing a KI horse and wagonl, Ihistor has spent $10,000 in a i< w yiears, anld 1 11 falinlily spen~t aniother. $10,000 inl P2 Srying to reclaim himi. t) was I sont fibroad five t iles, but alhvn1ys drifted back to Ch leago and resum od his old wZays. Tho family final ly gave hill) up. ".And Von Ire the soi of a man whoso wi..illh tiomits to several ImiillionI?" iltqiirled the Judge. Ye'1' responided tho priioner, 'ily t:hlr is very weathy. I wo "onil earn a salary of $100 per Ian Ok in tih otlice of 1uV father. ble ia. thnvr, has willed other- for x i 't0. I hav long been discourag- om L fr'li \ orviw, to \vl illy ly \vay v :le1 I he po'si A iii should hold, JUS uni tif: i shall never eeo my I ot er thot' deiar to in1e again, ch 1 '-ilt \\ept ald admit'ed 1\ -l s**tob-n thr-~ wai.2sOn and the . I --id he did not kno' sar Sh.. e din t th tim-. C - ' I ge-- tihe Cor lto v0 le ent . hav l'iwhtNhe call aW,1, 1 a- .w. a 2id i." and, I g \ I dirull'h for liv \ r. [ vd .r at l : tdy :@i tk .\ -A :11 Lt t': i*: i.s AT 1 H111 hat mn I wh y NN \V vI I V' I. ti - -~ tthe * o - was :t :miinbe b n th I.Inth Cao ia ca fi ry. I~e wa rni' !etnon - h'.I! D.II Ili fthe~llr was -tnll i (l'. Iill: ili early liiln * 'in:iichtten and1( entering thle ci n e <ii vii heN~ 11 .- 1 nmlv viola nia or 1a-v in thist Stati. is that oft n ttfaretto andiit tobacco to R I s 10ldelr 1iIl' affo of tweinty ~rs. Ilkr' is whalt th legiis nj:tl iif enlfrcedI . . p.lrsoni tir perselils wlil li i ''" fl litirS ilitler the ago of bbtihir lnya iti s b ligat estv e o et'td elar etI'l iit i1pa iir, or :Iy auI. I ii il(llt iet . a ii lid' e iirt ion i ltheIrettlie shl n eo l tnishd by a huie t hexcetittlit) pon thundred I til'irs' iti le ehnut twntyvtive C IS llars, or iiy hun r mnt itf lii~ o a la lein <> it t m~ oodr than onle) year ,i Itt (i ediee inof Ihae court; lono "t hlf f hfio itltlpoesed to. hpai a trma urel o h on ty inwhicth M snehate nition sall be 11 had. i Itir. JallnliicoT. *.rrs prsl. nt A . c. Nf (hI Llhink e spr tanr, de asfi '.li. hought he ) tra nburgiii lICtDail l l0i Iir)i hl tl newspaper la from Mr. th that Vi was ai go round sum~e, asd ui wihelloravld ist knwase ol eaf ofth detho itriafl supleryso tof Ms r. Garl yigiongan the will e n~afo wI D YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? iney Trouble Makes You Miserable. \lmost everybody who reads the news yers is sure to know of the wonderful ,cures made by Dr. Khilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. '' It is the great medi. teenth century; dis covered after years of [scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the emi nent kidney and blad der specialist, and is iderfully sitcccssful in promptly curing ie back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou s and Bright's Disease, which is the worst mn of kidney trouble. )r. Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt is not rec mendcd for everything but if you have kid -, liver or bladder trouble it will be found tthe crney you need. It has been tezted o tnany w:::s, in hospital work, in private -tic'e. ame:g the helples too poor to pur se re!ief has proved so successful in ry Case th:,.t a spe-cial arrangement has n1 n-.ade by w.hich all readers of this paper ave not a:teady tried it, may have a loo' tte 'e:.t free by mail, also a book n: rnere .:ut Swamp-Root and how to I -.: if you have kidney or bladder trouble. en writi:.g mentic n reading this generous .r in this . and u r ad i ess to . K umecr &S, .Iig NN i iThe e: , N. Y. Th1 fifty. cer.t and Irmon f Swanp-noot. iar -A:es a.e s0: iy all good druggists. HOW iO CATCI 1HAWKS. 0:eAver !In. ard 1%yle, one of the a: dard O1: mn11iti-mIIi "llionalirs s :, a t * Ia pI's'er'e near O'It, 1_a: mI- - n: (I Ih-- wV h10le J,a e na'e'l -'.v w:thI an evo to p a In nait Spe ~' re [p':.t' : rC thtnm. 'There lt'd nt,' d :r 1-r lit on the '* an ti~ aun 1 h the~ payr e to C out n1,0' ta na n t ne ethg uccen.s Whn r. " : it t...e'h Ia lan . at.: ~ ~ ~ ~ l w -secmvdw eti V 111 ) . l i 1i l d, t N '. J:4n ? a r111). y hasw net a t i--e li hawes d sitv -arrI A r i'' h)awk I Ii'i -splnk The idua his Cth b e.9 t~g.Probably% the -: dra-w.dack to chicken LVcan2 th--'y I c' got I id l' h v ai mn. a:]e camn aig .n Lthie a'bove. Confederate Home. 1-" .\b-if I g ac t Pendl~ leton Anut gether'i to Startt a Mve mon~it for at Nole ( )hject. Col . Johni S. V'ernerI, frm ( olumi ai, one (if ( Oonen's best oratorr, id Gen. M. L. Bounhain, of An. n Son will addrless the~ meeting. Pendlie ton be i ng located niear the >rneris of' the three''( counfltios, and( n1venen sch11.~eedulo1 of thle trinsl >ming inl at 9 anid 30) a. mn. and >inug ont. at -1 p. mi., thIese. conv~en nieos c'ouple'd withI Pendcleton's 'pu1tat ion for patriot Iim, noble bleds aiinl the histoi y ot her nioll m11 in both~ war and peace, is iro to br1intg t ogther' a laruge at idanc'e who will like to come to 'ther'i in the ol mot01her town. wvill alIso he r'efresh ing to hear a io oft sneh brilhanct y'oun~ ora its 1'peak onl a sound and1( patr'i I' subject thai wvill hear not a ouight onlii patizan11) O poitics, and( im that every good citi zen ini mlthI CartoIi nafeels an inter.nest in. All the old hattle flags, anrd ard andt1 114 ma im11 e eter'anIs arie e blooked afiter' and bronght ont the ve'te(ranis wh'o arei' in bettor r'enm iistan 1ce andt lhealIth. A I 11' nt'rpresenltaitives froim the come111 onit and( heavo a goodI soclial theinug and a good timon geni'r Coimmatllder. .I11 E . S l.oA, A gi. COmpl 'I'. Simps])on, No. .100(6, 1'. Thlev enite etunirntl , hea'irl nliing, in.. be, e'ls.. y'et costsi llw i line as ani iliin. Scoinlit-l r. Whliile lectie Go (dIclb. if onily I utetieel coinh ini the wori. opile', Cei~'erywher it ?eas been'i inct-minecc. , ire 'tibel wlithI elehiliht. You esimcply nh1 youre h:tir' eachc clayi an11( the ('(3mb e's 11he le-t. Th'ik wo:1 erinft! comb1l 1s Spl'yc Iebraable a nl ismaccde so thant It bhscoluely chci 'osible to breacik (or cut -lhair. MRohl onta ftwritk'ec guarantIlee giveIS pefcti satisfacc ion in 've ry pati. ari. Semelittunnps for1 cone. Llie' size ( eccrs '5e. L~i'e mcnt andl wvomcen nie'' evierywher le tole intr'o'hce tis Ic Icl. 8e'lls onl sihi t. A gent is care' hl1 withc Success. [See wantsI adl in thlis ter'.) Adbiress D). N. 110SE, Generlal uiicger,~ lmite it l. 4-1. 1 l yr 13l. An amticabilo southiern editor Is around the retract ion probleml iverly by) saying ini prlint: "It is t. our purp'lose or desire to offendl y one. Shoui(d any reader of is paper' feel aggrieved at any mug which appears in our col ins, if he will bring his copy of a paper to our offioo aunt poInt t the offending parayaph we LI nhnnefn11y thie 0nu1 .ainemor A cablegram from London to the New York World says that T. P.O'Connor publishes in his paper a remarkable conversation he had with Andrew Carnegio at Skibo. Mr. O'Connor says: ''As we drove down to the station I Was saying how I oiviod his wealth, Ho replied N "'I am not really to be onvied. How can my wealth htel) me? I - ai 60 years old an(d . cainot di- I gest my food, I would givo you a)l my Millions if you could give me1 youth and health.' "'Tlen I shall never forgot his" next ranirk. We had driven some yards in silence, whln Mr. Car ngio suddeily turned and in hush 3d voice and with bitterness ai ,' Iepth of feeling, said: " 'If I could make Faust's bar-. , nin I would gladly sell anythiig 1 hve half lly life over again.' iAnd I saw his h1an(15 clinc i s Ar 1e spoko.'' Ar. Ar Ihiei Pittsburg (Pa.) Post says Ar there is no instance in history, an. Ar .ieint or modern, sacred or profino, Ar whore there8 has been such profu- - sioi and l iberalty as ill tIhO pensioi ; systemli of the United Statiies. From 18;.) to 1901, a period of thirty-six years, the pelsion outlIy from.iii tho s< treasury has heene 2,515,00i, - 000,t a S11111 nearly equal to t le Imiax- Ly imum of the national debt at the Close of the war betweei the States. .. Besides, the veterans of tho Feder- Lv al army have been given the bene- Lv fit of artificial liibs for the disa- i bled. the preferei:ve in political ap- - pointmenllts, tile occupation of Lv solder's homnies, national and j: State,sChools for soldiers' orphans, Ar and more tlini 70,000,000q) acres of puliic lands inl bounties. The Penlsion buisiness is worked for al | it :s worth in politics, aid more pen - sionlers have hon-ii on the list thani th.--ri were soldiers in tho opposilm a rimiies of the C(n federates. The W uith is als, paying its full share I-1 of the peii oil mloniey with wvlhich to malintaiii this unparalled liberal- '. ity and gonerosity oil thm part of "r tie Federal government. Af As soon as American inventive Ki geniuilS anid the adaptation of I imichinery render it piracticableo to perfo.rm by imiachinery such share (i1 the labor n1ow done by hand inl China, Japan, and Ceyloi as to , reiider competition with them n a A practicable, the U'nited States may "A produhice all of its ou ii tea and be 1uchll more. Tle tests have beci er cI)(lcted for several years a 1 hrouli several tryilug winters and i Thow that tlie plants thrive il our chInate. while the qualit-V of t he tea a-I the (t11111:tity per acre Compare PU :av'oraly lv w idi the highest average " in the (rient.-Ev';mynonv' M - .\%Ni:. ii __________bu 1Roht. K'1ennedy, t he head of thle YN ( uanden G-radedl School, has lately i maude a ver~y in teresting hiistorical Ir finid, which is nothing l'ess than a the originali tombllstomel of the rov- ,i2 (olut ioinry hero, haron DeKal b. c For1 decades all traces of the first rr stone w-is'~ lost, and onily a few old K' people vaguely r'ememnbered of hay- g inig heaird of such a stonie 50 or ;0 an years ago. A fter a fruitless scarch [* MI r. Kenniedy resolved to try the col- * lar of the Presbyterian church as avi last resort, and here the stone was u, discovered, black with age and( (lust, Q but othei C~se preservedl. in I very body is (1deilihted to knlow~ , that the p)ostoflico dlepartmienit is N paying its expenses and the depar't- pa molnt is looking for at wa'y to give th'e peole a better sort ice at loss Fi cot. Weo have one suggestion that Qj the y miiight act Oil and that is to .. issue p~ostal niotes forl sums11 of $1 - and less for one Cellt. There is a gre'at demnid for a method of E senin~ iIg smiall sums11 thlrough t he mails and the departimenit :oul~d af- I ford a relief in this miattel .- Flor-; ehI OnIce Timles. no0 The Chicago, Record-llerald thi says: The salt trust, known as the MIichigan Salt associat ion, has re dlucedl the price of the 'onniiiility re froml 70 cente to 45 cents a barrel. sa A large surplus of salt has been ac Cumuilated by tihe t rust and by the dhisp~osal of this at redluced1 pri'cesh the compl~etitonl of smailleor dealer's, it is though t, waill he greatly cue- ia iled. ed. Willh Senator Tillman a (director am' mi a fiwe mill ion dollar oil conpany dic anld Congressman Latinaar maikinug a hundlred thousand in Mexican copper mines, we have I wo) coil- of spicluus examples of what may be (ci aiccomipl ished b~y "'horny-handed a e sons (of toil'" if only the opphortu-. nmO nity is given. -Newberry Observor, hier A N'ew Jersey preacher has struck uploni a novel methiod of in duinilg peOople to attenid services in his church (hiring warmi weather'. Last Sunday lie served a (dinnier to all of the attending worshiplpers, and aninountced that lie wld~ conl tinue to set lip dialler each Sabbath duirinlg the summiler. TIhie ex-.1implress Rugen eio hs be0en stay3ing in Paris ill thle strict. (1st mlcognito. Tlho ompress is go ing on a cruise to Norway in Au gust m her steam yachlt, the This tle, which is fitting out at Cowes,and r it is probable that she will be ac rcomimpaniedh by Princess Botgtrima anid her children. CharlIeston Post: Another Amer- .Jul Icanl victory over the British: of A Dapt, Putnami Strong, U. 8, Ath aa rin ojf with g1o wjgg pg Lgy I Eranola Honn.'I' SOUTHElRN RAILWAY Jondonsed Sc hedule of Passenger Train. In Effeot Jan. Ith, 1901. Vos. 1xpr. 1ratM orthbound. No. 12. No. 38. No. S4. No. 86. Daily. Daily. )aiily Daily. Atlatta,TU' T 60 a 12 00i 12 20 1) 1 50 p AtJanta,1i' 8 60 a 1 Jp 1 :I 12 0 a Nororous 9 80a . . a U p 1 W6 Viuford.. . 10 05 a . 2 7P 1 0a 4alintwville 10 U5 a 2 26 p U 081p 2 18 Lud........ 10 .58 a 2 4p a Wp 2 88a orne lla.... 11 25a ........ ........ ... ... Mt. Airy... 11 30a 8 58p. .... Toooon.-- _5a 8_1.5 1, 4 19P 8 28a BIbertonk... ........ 530p 0 3U0p 11 Ala ilborton... 9 0 a ........ ...... . ... .... W'tninster. TIfi .ii . . . . 4 SWp ~4 ' 1oneca .... 12 52 p 4 15p i 0: "p 4 2da Contra. 1 42 ........ 6 2 4 55a I Greriovillo. 2 114 ) 6 22 p 0 10 p 6 01' 8par'burg. U 37 p 6 1.1 7 07 p I 700 GatinOY. .. . 4 28 P 0 4111 7 43 1) 7 4 a Bliackbtrg 4 4 Tp 702 p 7 67 p 8 U. a Kilng' Mt.. 6 151) ........ 8 17p 8 2, a Giast onia... b 40up ........ 8 15p 8 5 a Charlott u.. 11 40 p 8 18 p 9 Ho 1 9 50 a k4ro'niiboro 9 551 10 4 p 11 44 1 12 21 p Durham... ........ 8 5- a 8 52 a 2 * p Raleigh .... ......... 80a 5 :ha a 23p Danvillo. .. 11 25) 11 53p 12 5la 1 a ISp torfolk.... JU a 8 30a 8 GOn. SUichmond.. 0 00 n 0 00 a 0 a 6 2 p W'hington.0.........0 42ni 7 35 ia 8 0 p 'more P. It 8........8 00 a 9 U[> n 11 i p Ph'phia ....... 10 lv a 11 35.a 2 b6a New rk......... 12 43m 2 031 6 23 a F'.ut.Ma Ves. Expr. uthbound. No. 85. No.37. No. It. No. 33. Daily. Dihly. lhaily. Daily. N.Y.. Pa.R. 12 15 a 'iup 1),........ 8 '.F1p Ph'delphi. U 50 a >5 o.........6 05 p Ialt.imnoro., I 22 ai 0 20 p........8 27 p WaIh'ton.. 11 15 n 10 9p .........5 Richmaondl.. 2 it 01) 00 p. 00 ) 11 0) p Norfolk.... 933,n! 7 40p 40p 7 40p Danvillo.... 4t p 5 0 a: 0 10 n1 4 84 a RalOigh.... 8 150 p 1 00a 1 a OJ I 00A Durham... 4 481)1 230i 230a 2 30a Gro'nsboro 7 10 Ip 7 0 i 7 13 a 5 43a Charlotto.. 0 451i Iit5a 12 05m11 805 X astonia... It' 421.. . 1 12 p 851 a X1ing's It.. 11 02p .. 1 0p 9 12 naksb.urg~ 11 26p 10 45a: . p 9 J a Gaff ney. . 11 42 p1 10 1 2 :'1pl 9 43 a Spar'hurg . 12 21 a: 11 'M q 1 3 10 '10 Greenville . 1 30 a 12 3 p 4 y 11 15 a Cutral.... .. . . 540 p 12 l0p been .2 3l2 a 1 0p 0> Op 12' 30 p W'minster- .. . . 0' p 12 4, 1) 'oco:t .2 15p 7 ij 1 1 2.10 oi i)J ~~ 2 w p 0 a be~rlton 13 a 1 So p 't. Airy.. 7T [.... dp 1 50p Cornlla7 Op Ila.. 4 Ia, 8 14 1 8 1)p] 2 20p G4an m il e 4 " " 3 3Ji p . l .1 p lhi 'r d. . . W i. ....... V [ p Nor01 4b . p A tlant.T, 6 i an 4 VI . 1.;, p 4 :1h p Atlanta.T. 5 16, it . Z:. 9 laj p b 85 p Botweon Lulat and Athons. 1 No.. x. No. 13. STATIONS. No. 1. Ex. all. DTail. Iaily Sun. 1pi 11 05'a Lv .Lulbt Ar It 51 'a 7 - blp 11 41 i " MaY.Sville " 1 14 na -11 p 11 l m " flt HIarm..Iny " 0 54 a '2 0 p W pI 2 51p Ar. Athens.Lv, 9 0.5a _58g otik vloe "onnootion made at Lufa with n line trains. a. mn. "P" p. mI. "If" noot. "N'" ni',it. 'hesapeake Litio stieaners in daily survice ween Norfolk and1 Bal itnore. 'cm, 17 nd ;-bW" washiigt ion and Sont hwest ILimited." Solid 'ulhunt Itan. lbeing com Jed exo'lu-tively of finest iu:Imanh1ti e.uIliuiplmenilt t latest dre-ign, through 1otweenv N'-w York -A Atlantti. Th rov.h Puinatu sl'eping cna wteen Now York and Now orloins, vin ishington. A t!an a an Miln ItigomerV and al belmwenNe Yorki m110 Yvemphis, ia Wash rton, At'11m ta and nrming aIm. Elegant lInan Library obuervati'n ars bt woon-ti 3t i tn New York. Dming Car's erve tll tIls enroutv. PulitIaRI sleeping :trat het wen engb.iro and Raheigh. No coavic servioe oin 5 train. Thr'-io traiins will stop at tiaInesA to, l..ula, T1oreoat. .immea. Imu~itc and Blaicks-.q rg only to tako ott and lot off pawn~'t g'ra for 1itfom Washijngtoin and beontd and for and ma Grenvilo-t'oluiaz and 8pairtanburg lunmbin linesi. Jos. 33.and 154--"A( lanta atnd Now York IEx iAs." NewV train het weeon At1lant a aral Char te, cone-Uti at Charlot te withI trains of no nmutlnhers for1 and friom Washinmgtont, New , rk uand the i.ast, carrymtg t hroughl Pullmnan ipitug u'ars hotwveen Ohtarlot Ic etand New Yrk iatlot te ando Rlichtaond anmd Norfolk. I .rav datysi a tourist 8lOOping car wvill hie optera tedl this train through ftrotm Washin.tmon to Sn nrcisno without chango. Gnonction at eensboro with aleopturs for Rialeigh. Nit limnan oar. on thtis train betw''en Atlatnta 1Charlotto. Atmple fitrst and s-ond clasq ueh accommnadat ions for local antd throughI vol. Jos.3t5and 3tt-"U'nit od States Fast MlaiIl'rn Id bt wotn Wash1ingtlo:u anid Nmw Orlonitt . Southe-rt Rlailwy, A. & W. P. IH. R. and & N. Rt. 1R., inir o mpiitjosed of' coaches, Ii outgh wit houtIiitcage f or rpatengetrs of all sses. P'uilonant drawint '.r om sloeping cats .wenn Neiw York tand Now Orleanms. via At ai atnd Miont~iory tant between Hlir ughamo and RtiIchmond. Dining cars serve mteals ent lote. bos. 11 and 12--lolid loc-al train betwon 'httotnd and Athm~t'ta. I!ao c~ionnecti at ( rfolk for Omu Pots-i- Cu.... on-r. ipeiaiitl at tontion is *.a :d to abo..vi schodul it 'toculrly the inaugurnt. ion of Trains No.. 30 I [., also that No. ;i..und l are mtide an ex.' sive Pulltman train, wi '.ut oneh service. ANK S. GANN)N, n. H. HARDWICK 'hlrd V. P. & (.ln. Mgr 0. P'aso, A gor'. H. 'A YLoi, m;:OKS MORiA N Ge k. A., A1lIP . .M n ti *ures~~d 'l. Stchwnh, prsidentI fi - 10, fchwa were)( mtrritiiIy Fa-i rV Jlllleida il ] te lwfhlO of S elollyr, 1eVr towy Gohid, wher e i shot dweeth,,ar rofn Gen I sllGts berthood, any where ls an te borld. Sodnt he madking pt nsumetr, os yo fl Georeton whratyor havuinfte. n~wvn it o Cuan inf serho f brcsi ,n mhabofiats of haisland.11, Mounap1 t ol.k 1 C Iolyg, has re-t s ed ofrom Mjkeiss1(1 Hele 01 L, t Gold 11 book~tj~ for 00 til o[ tIstalish- ao m te, Hee Dyoud Church Directoty. Below we give the nanes of cirelas, aetors, and the sundays oni- which they vorslip, ts far we have information. If 'otr church is not on tie list send the nec msary Information: HiAPTiNT. P'ickensi-Iev. A. J. S. Thonias--3d Sun lay, 11 a. IIn. ind 8 1). in1.; prayer meetpg, Vedneutlay 8 p. III. Secona-lIev. .. E. Foster--Stturday be ore the lirt Situdiay at 3 p). In. ; lst Sutiday I a. Ill. Peter's Creek- ter. J. Rt. Fostor-2l Bat irday : p in; Stinday after accond Satur lay 11 a In. Milt Creek-l4v. J. E. Foster--4th Sat irdity 3 p nIk; Stinday after fourth Saturday Six Mile-ltev. W. C. Seaborn-Saturday efore the aijCcntl Smnnhy 2 1) in; cecond ,IuIIlay It a ill. Prater's Creek-liev. W. (. Seaborn. attirtay liwfrie (i third Sunday 2 p n11 i SInday 11 a i. Coneord--lev. W. C. SeaIi'n--Saturday 'efore the fouti-t Stinday 2 p in; 4th Sun ily 11 at mn. Picen-lir.R. t.Dagnlfl-la4t Stil hty 8 p in: 2:t Sidiay 1 Ia In; 4t.h Sunday 1 11; praver ieeting \Wediiiiesdays 8 p in. Twelve Mle-Rev. It. It. Dagnal--lat u n lay I1 a iIn :"d Sitinlay :1::H) p 1n. hethi lehliev- Rew It. It. .I gliall-2d Suni aiy 3:30 ) Il. Tahor1-- r1. It. H. DhgnialI--ith Stinday I a n: S.h Su in II it I . Iaasey'-lIer. W. 1!. 'Wiggins-lat Sunday p 111: 31 Sunilay II a inI. St. 'anl--It-v. W. F". Wiggiin---1At Sun Z'iin---lev. W. E. 'Wiggins--2i Sunday 1 an:5th Stalay -1 p nIl lilthecla -- %.'Wiggi nis -let, Suindlay 11 In ::3d Sitin y Is Ill. Aitio-i- e'v. Wiggiis-i-ith Sunday 11 iketi hu('h--- Ilv. 'Wiggins-2d Siun y 'i in 5h 8un111y 11 a Il. oiern l'ari.:s CUceer 1-Rev. C. L. Mte First Suncty-Fri entitl 11 a ImI; Por er's Chapel, 3:34) p m. Setiid Stunltty -- e. ethel, 11 a In ; New Topei, 1:30 p in. iThiril Stniy - irtei's Cinapel, II a In; ,iiihin, 1: p in. Fou~irt h Sitanelay --3lei'Kiinney 's Cinapel , 11 ii : . t'as e, v . ' ::| p Ili. l' : 1:xE ii A N. Se v. T. 1[. 31M bi, las .r l'irst Stilluy-Pie kens, I1 a iI anld 7:30 84coirni Sn iilay -- 1aslev, 11 a in ; Liberty, :::0p Illn. Thil 'S iltayv- Cent ral, 11 a nI; Easle41y, II- Iuth Sulinhay 1,hry 1a m Ialey, :30 11 Il. Fifth 1 Siilay - Easley, II a mI, and 7:30 "Do the folks ofteni lio hee?" asked tho travelt-r inl a I malarial (se4ct ion. "No," replie d thie iative' "they dit) 01nly on1ce." 5-A / llA C ero. Thev only div once anjd bey 1ony I radt mnce a t hl ckliieats >laces. Not so, though, whlen they and iii here. I the-v trade once vith ts they ke,,p eoining, s'mply .c111us wl i ) ' give. t 1hm or. miles uld better multes fOr lessit mon0ey. am1 way with hol'esq. We have Lit ret.cived thirou Car' loads of fine. TENNESSEE MULES, Will hiavn antlher ear from enn1esse~e ne xtI week--all ar-ound Sa1(k er-jacks. ('tllne and1( see them. Do you wan1mt a wa:goni or vehicle f any kinid? Hf so1 wo0 enn save ou1 money. WXei halve threeo car al~ds 01 ofi wagots, anld ('ivo of bug-. 1(es 3ad carr'Iiages, aill re~ceived since-' aEve cut ont thotj ----PROFIT " FEATURE--- - h) theseC goods, as we ar~e dolor une to(1LI keojp ny our11 rpuilaartijon 8 the1( larg'e.-si, dt'alitrs ill 1t~tate. Weo nover buy ini less th~ ni ar >ads5 and pa spot1 eash for' overy hling, benenC~ we buy chIeape~jr thi h10 sma31 llen,. who~~it bnys a few' >bs at a ti me andc kf'eps thiemi un-l ii they are' obll arlnl din gy. We. ave tin dlivide prui'its 1 with tho ullord~J. Wo carry'p in stock~ the Celebrlated Studebaker ~nd the worbl's justly ren-ownodl ..WE.BE R.... VTagonms. A s meiumil I gr'ades we'( arr'ly the (Chal tanioogam, O)wensboro, tylor-, V irkginia amb(1l Ruissei It keep in~ istotk at all times. iirteeni diI i-c ret miialkes of H tgge ud1 CarrIiages, maoniIg themt the abeock, (Contland114, Tysonl and[ oneos; Har1haurlI andl( Aemo.e Come >ok an td taik o youri cho ie, WNo will not say mucth as to Hiar. ess. We havo onti had a $1 5,0()0 oc0k--1mro tha flt(ver'y dealer' Itown I'01 combined. lIemlltmbier for 10 neOxt thirity dhfys wo will make, CHARLES & MCBRAYER VY M. MAULDIN, A ttorney at Law. Pickens. S. 0, -actice inI al1l he C1our'i. Oflice over Earlo's Druag Store, .1. 1 tAYNil:wUIlr, (3. 1H, RtogglgilO 13'II0SWOti',l, PaI'lRol & Rinsoii, ~kene U. H ., - - South C4aroihus rattei in all Comuts. Attend' to alb o#ilnv to loant.S. R. J- P- CA R L~sLa*, Greenville, ES, 0, l00 over A dann a nmii. m- '~