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C., July 25. - Ye corresp )ndent, besides a good man others, assembled on lazt Tuesda evening, 24!h in-.t.. at tLe r:esid-nce t Mr. and Mrs. B. P Scott, and ilt.r were the participants in an old f.sl ioned, pleasant and enjoyable xmusict entertainme it, with refreshments ' cake and letuonade, given fo.r the bentE fit of Mt. Moriah Baptist Chu ch i the East Waleree section of the count' under the efficient uatina- muect C Misses Eva %cott and Toula I'ewell, c the R.-eky Mount see i -!. Thong da-k and dreary with nt, we wer c-mpletely surrounded by m-:sic -it st.utnental and vocal-nileA, flowe: and last but not least, quite a numbe of the fair bex within. Oh! c.in an thing be better? The snug little sut of $4.30 was bhe result of the ener tainment, and would have swellei more, but owing to the inclemen weather. The following was the pro gram for the occasion: Instrumentel solo-Mrs. M. E. Mc Cormick. Vocal solo, guitar acconpuiment Dr. D. M. Provence. Inserumenttal solo-Miss lallie Mc Cormick. - ocal solo--Miss Eva Scot t. - Irstrumental solo-Miss Hallie Mt1 Cormick. Vocal duet-Mrs. McCormick ani Miss Scott. Guitar music-Dr. Pr-ovenace. Recitation- Miss Eva Scott. . Song, quartett e-Jonles family. (Guitar music--Dr. Provence. Recitation-Miss Eva Sc.>tt. Refreshments-Cake and lemoadet Vocal music (comic) with piano ac companimnent-Messrs. Jones, Mir W. E. Wilds and Dr. Provence. -Guitar music-Dr. Provence. -.hus ended a delightful musica fe st, much enjoyed by all presetnt an< long to be remembered, the audiene adjourning to their respective abodes Crops around this section at-e vet fiae, generally speaking. Fartmet-s ari buisylaying by and hope for a plentifu barvest and better prices tbis fall. Ma: th-s be the case. Gardens an-d watet maldas are also very good indeed Among the leaders here ini fine tnurnip: a'e Mr. J. P. Jon~e--having the bee p. oepects we have seen:; and itn garden our stauuuh old Itni Mtr. Scot t, wh< is always nlotedt. Among the latest si-i ors here nov a'-e-Mrs. Belle Seabrouok and daugh e:-, Miss Annie, of Coutmb-a, at Mr-s Crawford's; Mrs. H. Edmunds, o: Ridgeway, at Mtr. J. P. Jones; an< Miss Eva Scott, of Mlitf'ord, an~d Mis' Troula Powell, of the Eist Wateret section, at Mr. B. R Scott's. Comn aldng. friends, and receive the hearty weilcome awaiting you-narticularly the young ladies mo':tionen. vEP'r~E. - BEAR CREEK TTE3MS. BEA't CREEK, August U -Itn obed. dience to the notice of the Coun Chairman, the Miill Hill Demnoct-atic Club met this d-ay, reorganized anm elezted delegates to the County Con vention. Our club has no aspit-ants for high political hoaors, and would be glad to see the people united again Near this place was the ear-ly home c Capt. W. J. Johnson. From this clul lie received his first endorsement twt years ago. Before the people be dis cussed issues, not personalities, anc mneasur-es, not men. ie has faithfully to the best of his ability discharged hi. duty. At this mee.ing he was agait endorsed for r-e-election as a membe: of the Hou-e of Representatiues Iron countyi, and the secr-etatry was insttruct. ed to forward to Capt. Johbson a cop] of the r-esolution of renewed confi dence, and pledging him their- support It is a pleasure to wvitn~ess the weekly drills of the military organizscion a Ridgeway. The company presents fine appearance, and is composed o he neowers of the count y. The schoo of the soldier cemetnts friendship, re wards efficiency aid temiands implici ebedientce to duty.- The offcers are Ctau:ain-- W. J. Johnson. Lieutenants-R. B. Lewis, G. E Remisert, W. E. Baxter. Sergeants-J. T. Roebertson, R, E Stewart, C. D. Tidwelt, WV. H. Hin: nsmt. Cor-porll-J. R. Morgan, F. E. Hint i nt, T1. HI. Fr-y. Colo--bearer -J. C. Coleman. The compi ny now numbers forty fee men We have splendid prospects for at abundant ct-op, which will help, witt the military, to bring uis all togethe: Il& s changited and thopeful are all (1 the paop:e at this timek, tcmpared to the e iloom expem-ience of c-ont inued destructin ot f untusual storms and( 4:.-e ts of last eao. A hnrrr d i . vi9poltlrd wan .ian'ot beu a pieas: na.i. N let . lo)-e that We will se: tie wi.h nic imnerchat, d a tor and teacher, And t ry to leave a mic at ho'ne for ti w i er and preache-. Success to ThE NEWS A) IlEuA'' W. B. Ho1.. Electric Ettters. Trlls renzetlv i. heeining so well kiioo and So popul tr as to need Ito special mIl0 tion. All who have istl Ew-etric 13it te sin4 the same song of praise.-A pir imeuicine does not exist and it is guara teed to do all that is claimed. Electr Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liv( I and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, B(.il Salt Lheun and other affections cause i impure blood.-Will drive Malaria fro the systein and prevent as well as cure a Malarial fevers.-For cure of lleadach Constipation and Indigestion try Eleett Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, nioney iefunded.-Price 50 ets. and "t p r bottle at McMaster & Co.'s Drug Store GREEN BRIIR BUDGZT. Mr. Editor: in looking over yoi P paper I find commn'lications fro almost every sectiox( of the cout E except this one; and as I have a fe moments to spare. I will give you few dots. It is hardly necessay for me state, tha- at the close of last year tl fatmers were very much Pscourage at the result of iheir last years labor I and the gloomy outlook for the futu but as the winter passed by and spriE lpegan to dawn it seemed that i farmers layed hold with renew( r energy. This year has been Te , .ayorable to the farming iiterests da-e. In the first plftce the wN. wers vet y mild, and the fatumeis we succem-f ul in secuat -tg good stands corn1, peas, cotton, &ec. It. has been i remarkably easy year to enltivate crop, and proyisio:: have been mo erately cheap. The farme-:s are near through laying by. We will work o e eps much later than we did last yea as our exjerience with the crabgra t during the coton pickling was not h pleasant. Our cord crop is far ahead of la year's I believe Capt. Hays is in t ,!ead. I neyer saw cotton look mo promising. The rains have been that we could disire for the last thir - days. If seasons cont'nue favorab a for a few weeks longer, and we cou - only get a fair piice for our cotton ti farmers would again be on their fee Politics are receiving some conside ation. There seems to be a great de - of interest maaifested in the intere of Gen. Ellerbe and J. G. Evan They both have some strong suppotei in the Greenbrier club. I notice a communication in Tot - weeky of August 1st in wl,%b n name has been suggesied is a canc date for County Treasurer. I ful agree with my Z?'end that rohition office is one of the fundamental pi ciples of the Rleform movement, b as our presenlt Treasurer has dischar 'ed the duties of the offiee, I tHn faithfully, it would nlot be amiss reward hiim a ith another term, (a sure he v.'ll not object.) Thanku Reform for the complimentary ma ner in wtch he speaks of me; I b' to decline becoming a candidate f :office in the presenlt campaig GREENBRInR. -Greenbrier, S. C2., August 3. How's This! .We ceffer UOne Iun-ired Dollars li Wardl for any case of (2atqrrhl that ca not be cured byv lall's Catarrh Cure. BF. J. CHIENEY & 'o , Props., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, hlave knom F. J. Chenlev for the Ia-! 15 years, al believe himn perfectly hlonora-oe inll business transaction anld tinancial ble to carry out anly obligationl ma' by their firm. WEST & TRUAiX, Wh ,lesale IDru gists, Toledo, 0. ~W ALwIs,KIXNAN & MAiRvis, W hol sale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Ilall's~Catarrh Cure is taken inite nally, actin;; directly upon theC bloc and mucons surraces of the [syster Price 75c. per blottle. Sold by Druggists. Tiesltmonia's tree. * Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor! For Over Fifty Years Mans. WINSLOw's SOoTH[ING SYnRP h; been used for over lifty years by mnilliol of miothers forI their chlilren whlde teet inl , with peI feet success. It sootheCs ti chili, softens the gumis, allays a11 pai eres wind colie, and is the nes remect for Diarrhoa. It will relieve the p~oor 11 .e sufferer innuiediately . Sold by D)ru "iss im eve y part. of tihe worl. Tlwent ie cents a botttle. Be sure andt ask f, take no other kind. 5--.i6txty: Doln't be talked intohuaving all ope -ationl perfo)rmedl 0or injecions of ca bolic acid used as it may, cost yc VOl 'life. Try Jaipanesen Pile Cure. Winn boro Drug Store.* Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoril VIRGINIA COLLEGE Fov Younig Ladies, Reavoke, Vt Opens Se; t. 12, 18%i. (Onc of tile leas in Schools for Young taie s in ti SouthI. Malgnificenlt buildings, all mo !ei imprvement5. (ampus ten aere. Gra. mountain scenery~ ill valley oif Vi., fame for health. Europeanl and~ Anmer ica teachers. Faltl c< urs . in Art and~ Muls unexceled. Pupils from seventeen Mtate For catalogues addreCss the President. W. A. HI ARRIS, 1). 1) , Roanoke, V a. Skeeters, Git!I 2 Doz. MO0SQU~iO COLOGNE. CAMPlla':TE:D PENNYIHOYAl lIUG P'OISON. PAINE'S CELhlHY COMPOUND) W E. AIKEN. .1 AA i oney: alsoi other v* lu. e i OUU illrei:ll41 tiodguse BASE BALL Entumiamiasts. tis our oit p >rtuiy. S.~.,v mier 1 u1 E A N NeUsdalers orG 1%I F.m l'dteet 25e. M It Wha C 'A hi Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher and Children. It contains nei other Narcotic substance. I for Paregoric, Drops, Soothir It is Pleasant. Its guarante Millions of 3others. Castoria feverishness. Castoria preve cures Diarrhoa and Wind teething troubles, cures coi Castoria assimilates the foo and bowels, giving healthy o toria is the Children's Pana< ie d Castoria. " Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil 3; dren. Mothers bvo repeatedly told me of its good effect upon ineir children." Dn. G. C. OsoooD, Lowell, Mass. "Castoria is the best remedy for children of .IT which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not o far distant when mothers wil consider the real er interest of their children, and use Castoria. in stead of the various quack nostrums which are 'e destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, f morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful a agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. KwcHELoE, Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, 77 1v ir O - IT IS ONLY A LIST, -v Bot WCe ilaC ihe i Al r Legget s Flavoring Extracts. a F Colema's Mustard. SZ) Gelatine. 6- Ivory Soap. -s5 Latundry Soap. Toilet Soaps. r Sapolio. LV Sheelmaeking. i- Shoe PoPimh. Sv Oi S:arch. nI ! Bird Seed. - Smoking~ and Chewing Tobacco~ it !!a)uCbldl Ammon1:1. - ig i'aiper. --c Powder. Mn~ anni1's Fruit .Jar. ~ A Large Supply of Paints! ~g ~ Still on Hand. Don't fail t-> t ry ourt Pearlec Polish for all kinds of metal; sold in 10c. and .253c. boxes. Tiry his Polish once and d A COOL SUMi~MER RES ORT. ec THlE OELEURATED PAWLEY'S ISLAND The hotel ni. this delightfully cool - summecr reso0r. ti:s been thoroughly 1 renovated an~d improved. The hotel 1- will be opened for the seaSOn onl May Il the 4th instanit. Round trip exeI esion tickets no0W on sale. No lav ove' at1 Lanes, close con nection made. No mnosquitoes, fine i bathing, sple::did tishin~g. The table has the persomuL Nupervi.,ionl of the propriel rec, and will ha' supplied with fish, crabs, oysters5 in every st. le, also ts also clam's : ud arimps whenr in season. ~s For termns. andlres - MRS. WlNTill' WJLL4AMS, e~ Waverly M\1ils P. 0., Georgetown JOHN J, McMAHAN, rATTORNEY AT LAW, 123% L4aw I uange, ( obiha, S. U. Solicits bu.sine~s ini his n1 ative Ccunty Firfieid. 2-27-1y SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. COLUMBIA, S. C. - regulr Cour-se-, with [Diplomaa. Spe ial (Courxes wilh (Certificaites. Re - uiernteil for xdinission, :nodified. loardl 85 a mon)t t. Total neCcsary I expns-e. orihe year (exclusive ot travelig, cl lohing andl books) f:om - $112 to $15)2. tnd fori Announitce ~ment. SFor further inlformalttioni address the 7-17--3w 'JAMES WOODROW. : THE STANDARD._i BRFVMI~IC R[MDY * Has suista'ne-1 its reputation for 18 years * 4 as being tbe standard rcmcdy for thec* * quick and permanient cure of Rheuma- * * tism, Gout. Sciatica. ete.. in all its forms. * C It is endorsed by thousamuls of Phygi- * * eians. P'ublishers and Patients. It is * * purely vegetable awl' builds up from the * * tirst udose. it ne~ver fails to cure. * Price is one dollar a bottle, or six * bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam- * * puiet sent' Free by .ai. Address, 4 i Durang's Rheumraio Remedy Oo~ *: * Durang's L.r Pillsarc tihe best on: - h . T:* ---: - u i t an :iae tha'. 'ni.aes .:A(COPS PIIAUR ACY CO., Wimh-olsa~e Agents, Atlanta, Ga. Li 8 IS N) ti di 's prescription for Infantsa ther Opium, Morphine nor - -is a harmless substitute Je Syrups, and Castor Oil. f 0 is thirty years' use by V dlestroys Worms and allays Nts vomiting Sour Curd, Colie. Castoria relieves astipation and flatulency. I 4, regulates the stomach t and natural sleep. Cas. Oea-the Mothers Friend. Castoria. " Castoria is so well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription Cnown to me." A.Anee.e 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. - - t "Our physicians in the children's depat ment have spoken highly of their expe.ri- I nce in their outside practice with Castoria, i and although we only have among- our t medical supplies what is known as regular < products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castori i has won us to look with kavor upon it." UNITED HoSPrrALvAN DxsPEN;SArY, Boston, Mass. AUXIN . C. SArra, Pres., 1ray Street, Now York City. HOW FAR A LITTLE NMO-EY will go these har d times, cathl ce p ead h get a good pair ofp 75p Cents.s e Oeinter otie prcE fihsor ia $1and alhug eonyh5eaon 0u malsuppies whem isnGold and rSilvr, produtytw g az rnee sto sctont . h mei. of Catrahand oloo r.it Wfavor u o haitom.er"fn --SME CHEbE Lr--; o CANNEDR FRLIT.L OE naaned ge and farh o r Orh fns tA sTl furcaewl anme you.Arntew shipment of all :Ced Mf CanehMatn meron FRngoli CHEaEttE, (S I~~oil hi ext ra.) fin Sew is' BhEauty T. 1 O wii' e Als a lot.t (0AN N -l)F S T." %~Qaat~ieed ur a atee tOacre the fiix r snervoucl~serostrl kiidsor Caiied ess,00Hcadmrcan Levf]c ulnsae yz SmkigTobac dco, l~f~tihSo; :-o-na Dere. arrns, mpotency, . Powe m. Deitesx rrors Yout. It i s o wea h O r iteir atura vigr anddo gbesrth njoy o cure ucrhnadFml W eakness. A nd' tre r bo, G oxes(5. ith e ssve eordrw le, rittencuaranee to ue2 e u d th e -ay renlar free.Guara t suoyby ur ex ho;:agetnt.epe~ W! ASm R*lon, SoTenim.o b.Ba cusiing: Misey Minsanit .aprn s :uat fao: er- ndc, oer-e eriofth mananed gi rorsd iuth. t n e t h e aknue ad eir s tra!. hi' or ousthernyso li0t:.' Fuie r or, h a.nd Fetnlery Nians uArao~' tF a t- 1 i, .t i pl.ain t A e bsny ai, t -an a alao . $ a tan C u a te. , cellr en U. va id an. -.i :.., tru Gr.- tce aiee-ued<a foy y ,r e errons a~e Ltitus. sn o ecitv amphle.PPLRSME REJT I",, t V~ W\11 Manager. -7NN-O CYCEM EYTZ. F U : 1, 1 1 ~: :' , 1:u PEIlI\'ISO!. r% e hereby alnIounice Mr. B . G. TEN LN T a candidate folr tIle L'ilice of Couni 'upervisor; subjec t to the act iin of the ~M.ANY VO'l EIRS. .-It res-peullyd .nnuncu~e mlhif ad* canc I te ior ti. oieet 'r (.a ' .'uperv; or; C Ije t to the actin#ee 1 . I;m- I ocratic T11" ::: ~en-- of Y r. .! M GA IA -1 -C .' Y . ii:-v . " 'inate him r thii b-e Ia: y it p r i : t L ti t, i I . ,eld I I I mh of t e lh-i r ictul1 iry. I hwc L annone. W -" T% :1 a cannl di-t Crltt- 114,11 ro i a 'e I ori'oly: sub w ii)I sjeCt to the t'.on ocr' lrliil ei. V l.t * M 1. 1 !H:10 . Ih reh 1 nw e u:wk reill. if (altn . a t e1 eI 'i( N I~ntila t~ the oitrI.. o.- ren or nA-El L Lu to t hi lti on o he ' iiti' t ..) 1 0, Se t'ill 11- l.'t' ' l se Ofur neetic prin r ies F'tulret( pit - EvENTA d, lifTe nu,ous ftiendsu of I Ion. T R. MA . h M~,ITll L-ule tre noniat him fors - election do a e t the iwe house on t (e I)eral I n b: s jct to them rcvratic prCina. *IN rp eVwc1sof place Liu1a vj U'lioly: iio or i re-t-Ie4iIl to the Peple of C atl(nt 0!s Fiptirii J11)C ailty. tiet .31rib. io :>untyi the ofrm.ind of thd e u i lAsseiby; iu .je ct tol p e Ihe mrr i s of a Cd h al- Col- .J a l as beArent hllilg, foli homlil re et. u iv hil an lw t;I rno ' o li ontios r is.hliony othey. withute teretion it1 yes D mc i . o n ion'a iliy itllc d io S y FEN . I leruthy anone i is ale candite te for he en.botoe iio oo l thevoer f Fair field County; sut:jet to the Dctio A r the De' oia tie aiy.a . + . L. W1NiSY VEEOK. FO1R JUlO CO MM1OI1A- i'F. 1hereby announce y self as a candit oissrobe of Farield County; subject to he acin ofrl i iaen.ertcpia. * S. . JILNGO. JWr Jotar: Please nalith bfred the J or. Wr. t H.fLl, .ir. t - nom inat. him ffr 3chool U matissioner. We are fully per uaded that31r. 1a wi 1 iake an eficient 111eecr lie is a gr iadua~e - f Wofford Col ege ao boas been tachitng with signal u e es inh his and Marlborough Counties. mld is fully abreaItU with the educational Linmes. FIIENDS. I reseby anounce mysef as a cand' late for the o!iice t' Schol Collissioer f Fairtield County:; sujet to the Demo ratic primarv. * ~ D. L. STEYENSON FOR JUDE OF PROBATE. hereby announce mysIf as a caudi Nate for re election to the office of Judge >f Probate of Fairl1id County, subjec:t to the Denocra'ie prinary. * . 1R. JO1ic'1sNT. W~e talke pleasure in plac-ing before the IINN AasndteY for deice. o The enoatic perm iariy.o ONI *CTABET F1, 1NDS. FuI relspetul anoue msl ad inti fo re-aintme n totheiie hop, :h iliemoraicipimeav. lill ERSIdSO UOLLEGE, DUEWS, . . Fifty-igsth y~a:. bins Oetber 1ext [ Nire aendi the acdomulty. n~cm Nowicl in lwer5t clasres. isherxiast ecte. Tota exenssTfre dearee onferred.o W. . GR OER, Prien. G -2tilOct1 rsiet WUAL.EDOUSC.~ DCTOB RH1,1804 FullEngish CourseN [tEV.A. TOM ERPOUTERSoLD.D. DATIDSON, N C Fify-eght yer egisGSptebe 1 kine can sau theyb aulty. ngI L Currcause, inaeh laowest clases.reo His g esihe cld an elect tee heveb Tapghe degre onfrried.n hr T we prcesonable. e aend for ctaun Jvohrmk. Ta. SHEA susiuERou we. CORDOVAON, 7:. 9POLgOE,350LES.* THE HOT WEATII ' you wid need light weight goods. will make von icel cool t-> look at ou ieck Nainsooks, Dotted Swiss. etc. A imity, Swiss al Challies. We have the LaCs to suiL all styles of ivel ii which are some beautiful 1attei We have a nice line of Silk Gloves a auize U'nderwear at low prices. The cheapest and prettiest Fans you C We have aided a full stock of Buttei I the latest fashions. June fashion shi We are still offering Bargains in t Ladies' Oxford Ties. lillir 'We have had a big trade in this depa nce of stock during June. Now is yoi ash buys a pile of goods now. We wa ig value for it. Come and see us. CALD Habenicht's D HOICE FRESH CHEESE, -AT - F. W. IIABENLI iT'. TItY A -A -- F. W. IIABENICIIT'S. HIR b DI1PROVED1. ROOTME EXTRAC F. WV. IIABE-NI~IlT'S. ONE CAN O FINE -E!E.cTED I CR EAM TARTA R For famniiy use, at F. W. IIABENICLIT'S. KEY & CO. Jobbers and I P Lm , LDASil!ONED NORTH CA 1:Y EWkHIlSKIES APPLE AND PEA' of pure goods fcr priv.ate use and medicinal as stailtard, an we w:eluting but high gra celebrante' K EY bran : o o.d-fashionled hand packed in cases of one doz.'n bottles. W'e qc N. C "P'oplair Lo'" Corn Whiiskey, $1.25 tc U3ye Wiuisey, -.0 to 6:.o0. accorditg to a A~pple l~Indy. -" a. Pe'a'.h 1Brandy, '2.7?. WXe can furish1 Corn Whiuskey in eases of 1 p:ints, half pints and quarts re. dy for use, at Can make sp'c'ial prices on bar'rel shipmiel country of old Corn Whiskey, ri pen'd and me it for priivate use. CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO., Samuel Spencer, F. W. Huidekoper, and Reuben Foster, Rteceiv'ers. CONDENSED SCHEIDULE, IN EFFECT MAY 13, 1834. Trains run by 75th, Mteridign Eastern Tim. yves. Lim.J Northbound, I No. 38 | No. 38 No. 101 S Daily Daily Daily Lv. JTacksonville.1 7.00 am~ 4.30 pm.... Lv. Savannah....I 1145 am -9.35 pin.... Ar. Columbia.....! 4.0.5Arm 2.10 am ..... 17tharleston. ..!~7.15 amx ~53i~m.... Ar Columbia..!11.15 an 10.10 pm.... LEvAugusta .1.30 pm!... .". ~7.00 'T pm "Graniteville... 2.03 p 17.41 pm "Trenton.......! 2.30 pmn.........8.16 pm "Johnstons..... .45.pm.........8.32 pm Ar Columbia. ....| 4.33 pm ....10.30 pm Lv Columbia. .. .10 pm 3.20 am 3.20 azr Lv WVinnsboro ..6.13 pm 4.23 am 4.25 am "Chester...7.01 pm 5.15 am 5.15 am "Rock Hill..7.40 pm' 5.50 am 5.50 cm Ar Charlotte. .... 8.30 pm 6.40 am 6.40 am "Danville...,12.27 n't 11.45 amp 11.45 arq "Richmond. ~6.0 m 4.50 pm 5 "Washmngton . 713 am '.30 pm . pm " Baltimore..8.23 am 11.35 pm 11.85 pm SPhiladelphia..; 10.36 am 3.00 am 8.00 am " New York. ...i 1.23 pmn 6.23 aih 8.23 azm Southbound. N.3. Lv. New York. . pm 21 n . . " Philadelphia..' .5pr .0am " Baltimore...~ m .4 am Lv.Washington... 03pm111am Ly.Richmond. . i1.4 nn Lv.Danville.. .4 '3~ Ev.Charlotte. 9.30a ....P~ i~o "Rock Hill. . I13 pm1.3 ~ "Chester. 0. ~ 21 nt1.1 ~ -'Winnsboro ....115 m1.8 .0am Ar. Columbia..-... 23 n .5nm21 ~ LV.Columbia. .450a Johnsons .......8 ~m " Trenton......~p~1 "Granitorille..:3.9pm...805am Ar. Augusta. .0 pm......4 ~ Lv.Columbia ..... '2)pm6.0n . Ar Charleston..... 8.5pml nm ar.Savannah. .... 43 ~ .0nm 6Jcsnil.5.9.5 p.m 70.10 a.m . !.. On trains 9os. 3 p a m .42~ Gra. ........ On No. 35 and .4,0 ad 10.5 Pulm S.55epers On Trains 0.207 atm 1.3 .m 11.37t p an outwcter st1.57ea1 1.1 n': .14 Pullman For detild 1ino5manin 2.15l and t.15 ahm 1.A UK . p.m .. .A--DW-IC50a 3~ryo.3 D.m .- ---.---- . A. V. E.McB.2 pm ..e... --U~.- .am .M .02p '....-- T 8.45 Mag.m 4 S(1. pAm .80 . ...... " . Jak on il.. .:5p i1.10t a om l..... On tra'lins o.33~ to ~an . ApGreatUiS at as al Puan SlinCs eteen thew rk nNos 35an 36, 0nd1,PlmO'an Sepr R IS COMBN, Ve have them ard at right prices. r White Goods i Plain Lawns, [so full stock of Figured Lawns, goods. A new supply just re -ns in the fashionable butter color. ad its, and can please you in ver saw. ick's Patterns and can show you et now ready. SHOES. A specially nice line Lery. rtment and want to clean out b.al r time to get bargains. A little nt your cash and will give you VELL & RUFF. Directory. GLENN SPRINGS Mineral Water -At F. W. IIABENICHT'S. BARIUM SPRINGS Mineral Water -At F. W. IABENICHT'S. Rass' Royal Imported JEL'AT - GINGER 't ALE --At F. W. HABENIC1[T'S. 'RESIL IMPORTED SARDINES. Fresh Salmons Steak in i lbs. Fresh Potted Ham. Fresh Cove Oysters. Fresh Hammond Co.'s Corned Beef. At F. W. H ABENICRIT'S. STATES VILLE, N. C., )istilleu~ of ROINIA lIAND-MAUE CORN AND .31I BliA Es. we make a specialy iurposes. our brands are all recognize de goods. We are sole proprietors of the -madle Carn Whiskey and Apple Brandy. .ote as folio .vs in lots from 1 to 10 gallons: $,00, according to age. Extra charge for kegs and jugs. ,2, 4, 6 and 8 doz -n bottles to ease, in low prices. .ts. We have the largest stock in the lowed by age, and especially recommend To the good people of Fairfield. we wish to ask why you don't buy more of the "Premium Caro-. lina Buggies" manufac tured on honor at York vile, S. C.? What ! You don't know about them ? Why, t ha t 's strange. Nearly everybody knows that they are the best and most reliable buggy ever offered to this trade. W~e will from time to time give you some reason why you should buy the Hoping you will "ge right" and buy the bes we are yours for goo buggies, Yorkville, S. C. 7-1-1 WVALHALLA, S. C. G0I> PLACE TO SPEND TIla SUMM MER, 'Where vo can have or a. lloardi, Rloms and Attention at a Moderate Price. A t an attitude of 1200 feet the niights o0 always cool, water cold and pure, d sceery grand. For rates write to Prop~rietor. G...1t1