Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE NEWS AND H ERALD. PWBIIA 9D I'RI- WAEIKLT . roar, - - - - . . eaths. - - - - 1.50 4 9 riVV?'!SIYtJ fIATl.i. .ASH: ' I 'alv A t ! fer itis 4i-at f-ortion a I . ift; G ,ti >r - a ve-t iat in.er ~~ ~. *- . t s ) Cr -0) 1'r.i't P.IlVer Regular rates charged f97 obitua:les. Orders for Job Work solici'ed. Tisi newspaper i. not re.spgo!nible for p--monI and views expressed a:iywhere ibe than in the editorial colu:ai. All articles fer publication uiabt be ac .nupanied by the true name of the autnor i. written iW respectful language and ritten on one side of the paper The true am requiredasan evidence of good faith All comnmunicatsons--editorial, business local-should be addressed to THE . EW3 AND HERAL:) Co. W. D. DoUGLAbS, Editoe. Jas. Q. DAVIs, Treasurer. W. J. ELLIorr, Business iaaacer. W INNSBO[(, S. C. V'es lay. February 26 : 185 Twe blizzard failed to materialize. But mention it in whispers for it may yet come along. TNE only Congressman from South Carolina without a contest on his hands-Talbert. SENATOR BUTLER was ConbciOnSly oblivious to Tillman's introduction to the Senate recently. To TuH Legislature of North Car* lina-you represent the "free State" of North Carolina, not Liberia. ANENT the political developments of the past few days, some of our con temporaries are mad, others glad, some indignant, several uncertain and not a few indifferent. And what about theirjeaders-very weary we suspect. NEW ORLEANS' annual festival, 'the famous Mardi Gras, is in full blast today. Nothing like it is seen ib the United States, and no people we think could make so complete a success of it as do the hospitable citizens of New Orleans. ToxoRnow begins the Lenten season, and from now until the joyous Easter 'day the observance of this season of fasting and prayer will be almost universal. Society functions cease and the Christian world in general is -quieter and more subdued than usual much to its advantage. CHAELESTON's Freight Bu.-eau prom ises to be something more than a mere name. Manager Smith has'commenced an aggressive fight for fair rates and it promises to bear fruit in the near future. There is great cause for com plaint all over the South in regard to rates, but in Charleston there is espo cial cause. IF' the two beautiful days just past are harbingers of spring, about which the poets and sentimentalists annually say so much that is silly, and go wild in general, we shall anticipate with pleasuce and welcome with joy its early arrival. Somehow man feels himself something more than an "indescribable nothing" at that period. CLETELAND and Ctev~aad's policy have given much opportlunity for smart enitorial criticism, and the dis play of much learning, and much more ignorance, as to the financial question. To our mind this half flip pant and wholly senseless habit of abusing Cleveland is nothing ,more than a bid for the applause of those who are as much in ignborance as to finances as the, writers themselves. - SENAToRt RANsoM's seppointmient a* minister to Mexico meets with univer sal approval. Much rather wou'd we see him remain in the Senate chamber which year by year, in the loss of men such as he, presents a greater and more displeasing contrast to the Senate of half century ago. Senator Ransom will grace any position he holds, how ever, and in thus providing for one who has ever made a staunch fight for Democracy the President has done well. Timman, of South Carolina, and Blutler, of North Carolina, on the Floor of the Senate. WAsHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 21.-Sena tor-elect Tillman, of South Carolina, and Butler, of North Carolina, were on the floor of the senate for some time today. Mr. Tillman was accom panied by Governor Evans, of South Carolina, and the two held quite a reception immediately in the rear of where General Butler, of South Caro lina, sat. Mr. Tillman said he ex pected to rentain for thre, or four days and expressed the hope that he would not be called upon to return to Wash ington for an extra session. He was assigned to the seat to be vacated by Senator Ma~tin, of Kansas, which is next to the seat occupied by his cot league, Senator Irby. Senator-elect Butler has not yet chosen a seat nor indicated on which side of the senate he prefers to be located. After being introduced to a large number of sena tors he went out to lunch with Senator Peffer. For Over Fifty Years MR". WINSwow's SOOTHINo SYRUP has been used for over fifty years by taillions of mothers for their children while teeth ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child;, softens the gums, allay-s all pain, cures wInd colic, and is the -tremedy for Diarrhea. It will relieve the poor lit tle sniferer immediately. Sold by Drug gists in every part of the world. T?wenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask f' r ' irs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup," and A FAIRFIELD BOY. Well Pleased. with the Georgia-A'abama Business College. Mr. Editor: Please allow in space in ytur valuab!e paper for a few itens on the Georgia-Alab im, Buir e-s Col legea, and aio tny jirnny here. I left home with Lhe expectation of reachinig Macon on the following night, b:at failed. I spent a very plea-an night in Augusta. Liaving Augut s at 9.55 a. in. I arrived in Macon at 1.10 p. n. I was very nuch surprised to see such a beautiful city, and more s. when I found the young men of the college to be so kind to me on first acqutin lance. I had not been here but a shor time before the youiig men seemed almost like home folk-. I certainly have not been disappoined in the college; it is a beautiful bui'ding, niely located, and a'3o has a very fine carp3 of pro fessors. All the student, are drilled very tho)roughly ia their studies, such as coramercial, stenography, telegra phy, etc. The time i equired for co pletion is the shortest of any college in the South. When thrungh a young man or lady is ready h->neflay to earn their own living. I advise all young meu and girle who want to acquire a good busineis educition in a short time with small expense (compared to other colleges) to attend the Georgia-Alabama .Busi ness College, one of the most thorough colleges South. Young men, why not patronize out own Southern institution.? I know of some who attended the Northerm schools and are no better prepared for business than those who attend the Son-hern, and the expense is much greater in the North. This college needs no recommenda tion.. The attendance proves that it i: a fine school. Every Souther n State is represented, and I am glad to say my o!d State (South Carolina) is fully represented. Our South Carolina boys know a gooJ thing when they see it. Go to work, young men, get you up s!ime money and come to this college The time is coming, yea, it is here for :he young men and wom.n to be edu cated. You cannot invest money in a more appropriate manner tban to cul tivate the brain. The great opportunity for our poor farmer boys as well as rich ones, and of all occupations, is upon us. Let's go to work and make use of the oppor tunity. Of course our studies here seem to be difficult at first, but with the extra ditary plain explanation by our pro fessors makes it all light to us in a very short time, and we go on cheerfully. Young men and women are now offiered speeial opportunities to this college by Wyatt & Martin, principals. We hope to have some more of our douth Carolina boys with us in this excellent college situated in a beau'iful city South. Wth best wishes for your paper, I am yours truly, STUDENT. Macon, Ga., Feb. 22, 1895. Johnson's Aromatic Compound Cod Liver Oil enriche-t the blood, builds r'ound fiesn, restorea strength and vi tality to the debititated body. Full pint bottles $1.00 Winnsboro Drug Store.* OUR EFFORTS APPRECIATED. A Subscriber in the West Much Interested in the Prize Club Idea. Ifesa. Editors: Enclosed find $3 in payment of amount due on Weekly NEWS AN HERALD. In makinig this remittance I wish to oxpress my high appreciation of your live paper, and the keen interest I have fet in watch ing the course of events; politically, socially and financially with the people of old "Fairfield " In these hard times and depression of our agricultural interests through out our fair Southland, due to the over-production and low price of cotton, it is gratifying to no'e the vim and progressive spirit of our farmer friends there, in the formation of prize clubs, the building up of cotton factories and general disposition to raise less cotton, and live more at home, which is our enly salvation fromn bankruptcy ; and it shows they are up with the times. It is interesting to observe the won derful recuperative powers of this rich valley copuntry when it is remem bered that in '92 and '93 the entire country was laid waste by summer overiows, resulting in an entire failure of crops. When now, with one crop (in '94) and low price of cotton, people as a rule, are even with the world again, and filling np with more people And if we only had a few of such leading spirits, as at e ini old Fairfield, we could soon put on airs. It is pro posed here, to plant less cotton and more feedstuffs. Our levee system along the Missis sippi River is in a measure per fected, and we expect greater immunity from overiews now. Just now the indi cations all point to a low water this season, river about half bank and falling. And weather unusually cold, ground covered with snow this morn ing. Wishing all old friends a happy and prosperous 3 ear, and success to THE EWS AND HERALD, I am respectfully, C. B. BURLEY. Monterey, La , February 14, 1895. STATE OF OHIo, 4 .ITY OF TOLEDn, Lucis COUNTY, S' FRAiK J. CHENEY makes oath ithat e is the senior partnter of the firm of . J. CHENEY & CO0.. dioinng bu..inrs in the City of Toledo, County arnd State aforesaid, anid that said firrm will pay the sum of ONE IIUNDRED) DOLLARS for each andl everyn~ case of CATARRHl that canrsot be cured by the use of H Au.'s CATAREET CURE. FRANx J. CRENEY. Sworn to before mue arnd subscribed in my presence, thi. 6 k day of Deeetm er, A. D. 1886. SEAL) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Pahlic. all's Catarrh Curec is taken intrernnally mnd acts directly on the b:.od an't uous surfacce of the system. Send for testimionrials, fr. . F. J. t EENET A ('O , T..ledo, 0. WSold by Druggist.s, 750. Children Cry fQr Pitcher's Casteria. for InfantS ar T HIRTY years' observation of millions of persons, permit uW It is unquestionably the best the world has ever known. It : gives them health. It will save something which is absolutely a shild's mediane. Castoria destroys Worms. CAstoria allays Feverishne Castoria prevents vomiting Castoria cures Diarrhea and Castoria relieves Teething 'I Castoria cures Constipation 'astaria neutralise. the effects of 01 Cestoria does not contain morphine, Castoia assimilates the food, reg giving hetthy and natural sleep Castoria is put up in one-siMs bottl Don't allow any one to sell you any that it is "just as good" and "wI See that you get C-A-S-T-0-3 The flo-simile signature of Children Cry for P SUDDEN DEATH! The Community Shocked. "Last evening, just after tea, while Mr. Thomas Hartman, a prominent and highly respected citizen, apparently in the best of health and spirits, was reading a newspaper, the sheet suddenly fell to the floor; he placed one hand over his heart, gasped, and sank back in his chair, evidently uncon scious. The family were stricken with con sternation, and immediately summoned a phy.ician. But it was too late. The old gentleman was dead. Physicians gave heart disease as the cause."-Holbrook Herald. Every day the papers contain statements similar to the above. Even youth is no de f,--se against heart disease, and the awful o pidlity with which it is claiming victims for-:es upon all a conviction of its prevalence. Rcader, if you have a symptom of this dreatl disease do not hesitate a moment in .vt mding to it. Delay is always dangerous, -1:i1 in heart disease too often fatal. Some wuptoms of heart disease are shortness of iai, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or .le~rness in left side, shoulder, or arm, ir - dai'r pulse smothering, weak or-hungry - .eds, faintn spells, dropsy, etc. Th-tries Raven, York, Pa., writes: "I suffered - r- heart diease 22 yeas. Frequently miy --t e would seem tojump into my mouth. anid mry e on mad e v ery melnhli'vins -n not expected to live, but was induced as a -sort to use Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure. The --e d day I felt greatly relieved, and at the em1 -.'- days I felt like a king. My gratitude is to , ' nfr expression." J'eph Rockwell. Uniontown. Pa., ag"ed R2 -<ar:"Forforyaspeiutoben -wi with heart disease in a very severe form. I - taken all so-ealled cures, but with no benet -- I use Dr. Miles' remedy, one bottle of whreh Jr. D). Bethards, High Point, Ia., makes the fi! '!awinlg statement: " I was a wreck fr'm he't -tese~e and stomach trouble when I began uain:u Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills. As aresult of their use I am well." Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Is sold by all drur ri ts on a ositive guarantee, or sent by the Dr. Siles Medcal Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for SS, express pre paid. It is positively free from all opiates or dangerous drugs. Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, 25 cents per box, five boxes, $1.00. Mailed anywhere. Free book at druggists, or by mail. Sold by WINNSBORO DRUG STORE. Does This Hit You?I The management of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in the Department of the Carolinas, wishes to- se cure a few Special Resident Agents. Those who are fitted2 for this work will fmnd this* A Rae OpportlliltyJ -It is work, however, and those , who succeed best in it possess0 -character, mature judgment, tact, perseverance, and theg respect of thleir community. Think this matter over care- e -fully. There's an unusual: _opening for somebody. If it -fits you, it will pay you. Fur ther information on request. W. J. Roddey, Manager, t~ialeBitte Oures all Female Complaints and Month',y irregularity, LeucorrhceaorWhites, Pae in9 Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, be-u2 up the whole system. Ithascured thousands and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send stamp for book DR-J P. DRoNGOOLE ? CO.. Louisville. Ey. sa d Children. Castoria with the patronage of ( Sto speak of it without guessing. remedy for Infants and Children a harmless. ChUdren like it. It their lives. In it Mothers hav'e afe and practically perfect as a d S our Curd. SWind Colie. roubles. =n Flatulenoy. rbonio acid gas or poisonous air. spium, or other narcotiepop ates the stomach and bowels, a only. It is not sold in bulk. hing else on the plea or promise II answer ever urpose." ,-I-A. isonevr tcher's Castoria. In Poor Health means so much more than c you imagine-serious and , fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. SIf you are feelinig - out of sorts, weak ad generally ex Broa'ssted, nros have no appetite g te enr rI l ble strengthening ters. A few bot -tes cure-benefit ti comes from the B i te s veyfrtdose-il tetan d it's plaatto take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, ' |, Coinstigation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. |, Get only the genuine-it has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub stitut es. ('.i recei lit of t wo 2c. stamps vie will scuid :;st cf Ten Beautiful W/orld'a' Fair Views and book-free. BROWN CHEMiCAL CO. EALTIAOE A/D +THE STANDARD.+ SHas sustairedI its reputation for 18 years * as being thc standard remedy for the * quick and permanent cure of Rheuma-* tism, Gout. Sciatica, etc. in all its forms. It is endorsed by thou.mdcls of Physi-* cians, Publishers and Patients. It is *purel vegetable and builds up from the . firPrice is Ione dollar a bottleo, or sixr* bottles for five dollars. Our 40-page Pam- * * phlet, sent Free by Mail. Address, 0 ( Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Co: 1318 L Street,Waslilngtonl, D.C. + yDura'ng's Litter Pills are the best on Searth. They act with an case that makes - St'hem at household blessing. P* 02 25 CTC. PER BoX, or 5 BOXES FOR $1. , FOR SALE BY DEUGGISTS. : JACODS' PIT. AIA CY CO., Vlholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga 3-txly n Burial Cases and Caskets, o T HE UNDERSIGNED hias a full n of11 the h::et (esigns inl BURIAL LASES A1E CASKETh t mnoderate prices. Orders filled roplr, lnight and day, at the old ld. 'I hi:an,kd: for past paitr'i:.agr,S Hearse furn~:ishl (I benl ordered~C. I 11-Gr 3 . 31. FLLLOTT.w. C Bloodi andf Skin Dsases ~ Always EOTAiN~e IELOOD~ EnT never fails n curec all L:.nl:.;ro ' ed.~ a:id Skin dis. ' ases. It ls rhe great S.: ern building up B md purifyin~r I *ndy. a:.:1 cures all mranner . > skin and blood1 f ,ase::. As a builuing V rto;:ie ita is vnitijot a riv.ad. and absolutely C >b-yond comparison r:ith~ any otheCr r:Lmilar - -e-ned: ever iftered' au the~ public. It is a anacea for all ill: r&suiU:. fre.ra irpure lood, or an imnoverished condition of the bmman system. - A single iattic vill demon trateits pjara,:ou.: virtaes. Gi"Send for free h:cca cf WVorderful Cares. rice, Sr.co per large bot tic; $5.00 for sir - eotties. ___ For sale by druggists: if not send to rus,I nd medicine will be sent freight prepaid on ~eceipt of price. A'l'rcss BLOO Bnn LM COa.,r' Atlan..., n. A NEW SUPPLY OF Nindow Shades. 3ombining Numerous Points of Merit. :heapest and Most Popular for Windows. Buy for profit, keep up to ate and get the best. A new upply of VINDOW POLES AND CORNICES, s low as con be bought in olumbia and Augusta. Save our express charges. R. W. PHILLIPS 1023 I HAVE* Just received a nice line of IOLDIAY GOODS, Cusisting of rewelry, Watches and Chains, olid Silver and Plated Wares. -Albo Dhina Plates Cups and Saucers, (both gold band and plain.) Vases, &c., Vicb can be bought as cheap for .AS hece as anywhere else, quality if goods taken into consideraioun Perhaps I can bnit YOU. Call in nd see. 3. M. Chandler. 3-31-ly W.L. DouGLAs $ S~ OE THEBE. . 4.a3AP FlNE CALF&KANGAlilli $3.s.9 POUCE,3 SOLES, $2 . WORKlNGM, l(3 . V-r INE $2.U7.BOYSHStil 1i .E -LADIES' DacrON;O~MASS. Over~03e MIlion People wesr the W.L.Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes l our shoes are equally satisfactory 'ey give th be au orsty~ e a . hrerngqualities are uns a5ssed. The prices are unlform,---stam oso. rom Si to S3 saved over other makes. f your dealer cannot supply youw~e can. So'ldby W. J. JOHENSON, - 7-3 Ridigeway, S. (. cOPYRIGHTS. Drmtanswe and ahonst opnowriterto MUN& CO. who have had neryfiftyyas ttem sent fe.Aso acataogue of mechan sintt In the ce ntic Amnerian and tu cottteIvntor. Thi aln pperth Iudwely egantlylluste~a ya h d $3 ayr. ampl co p easenre tl1 plaesi colors, and photogah onew hue.with plans, cnablingtulr s Adsho the MUN CO., N~E YoIU, 361 BnoADwA. If you have made up) your mind to buy Eood's Sarsaparilla do not beC induced to take I ny other. Hlood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar I iedicine, possessing, by virtuc of its peculiar >binaton, proportion, and preparation, arative powecr superior to any other article. s Boston lady who knew what she wanted, d whose example is worthy imitation, tells er experience below: To Get " In one store where I weht to buy Hood's arsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy cir own instead of flood's; he toldme their's ould last longer; that I might take It on ten tys' trial; that If I did not like it I need not b ty anything, etc. But he could not prevail II ame to change. I told him I knew what [ood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken It, was tifed with it, and did not want any other. c ~~Hood's enIbegan taking Hood's Sarsaparilla SI wa eieling real miserable, suffering "g great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak r i lat at times I could hardly stand. I looked, i ad had for some time, like a person in coflm E mllpton. Hlood's Sarsaparilla did me so al tuch good that Iwonlder at myself sometimes, ii ad my friends frequently speak of It." MRS. C LLA A. GOFF, Ci TerraCe Street, Boston. Sarsaparill a old byall druggists. Si; sir for $. Ppared l y C. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowen,. Mass. S100 Doses One Dollar A pply t o CUT PRICE SALE. In spite of five-cent cotton and the ready-to-die feeling of people generally, re sold stacks of goods in 1894; but as we failed to get rich, we want to sell nore in 189-5. To get a good start and prepare for Spring we will, for the qEXT SIXTY DAYS, sell at CUT PRICES! The first item is Dress Goods, which we offerat New York wholesale price,. with nothing added for freight or expense. We have a good assortment, and t will pay you to see them, and bring the cash with you. Big Bargains in Flannels, Sbawls, Bal Skirts, Underwear. Large lot of Jeans, Kerseys, et,., for men's wear, at factory prices. Shoes. Shoes. We have a great many lots in this department offering at first cost-all at eut prie4(s. Now is the time to buy. TAte best br rains in medus Ha. we ever saw. We b ;e a man's Felt Stiff Kat at 75c--g style and cheap at double the price. We are an xious for trade and want you to come tosee us. We claim to .end in Good Quality and Low Prices. We are grateful for the liberal patronage of last year, and will endeavor to make it to the interest of the public to give us a larger patronage in 1895. Good value, honest dealing, polite attention to all are the rules that guide us. Respectfully, CALDWELL & RUFF. iNOTICE. All parties indebted to us must make arrange ment for immediate settlement. We must have the money, or paper satifactorily secured. Having de cided to go into a new business it is absolutely neces sary that our business here be closed up at once. All parties owing us will be given a reasonable time to settle; after that all unpaid notes or accounts due us will be placed in suit. T. II. KETCHJN & CO. SOUTHERN RAILWAY 00.14 4, (EASTERN SYSTER.) -1L G3losei Batr ieat Savannah and Pts. North. |No 34 .. IWI~ K Northbound. Daily No 38 No 10 No 20 ggVf Jan. 20. 1895. vs 11m Danly Daily IDaily;'I' Lv. .Tacksonville... ~5 a 4.15 p. ... .... ar. Columbia...4.30 pJ 2.10 aj. Lv Charleston. ... 7.15 a! 5. p ...... ar Columbia.....1.1 a 10.10 p -------- So long as this store stands solely L1. Augusta ....2.10 p...s. ....... and solidly upon the character of it s Granitevil.~.. :::! merchandise and continues to give Cohautin.. . & .1.. -a ---the grsnteSt value for the money Lv Columbia. ...5.00 p 3.29 a 3.20 a 5.15 p spent, So longv will the masses of th e Che."J*.:: 7.3 p 54 .12a71 people continue to bestow upon u "oc ill 81 -- -U a - that unstinted patronage which ha s -Danymfe....12.SOnt 11.35 a nl.s5 a...made us leaders im onr line of busi - " Richmond....A a 4.50 p 4.50 p...ness. The special prices which hare "Washington .... 7.42 a; 8.. - prevailed here during the past week " altimuore. .. 9.02 a11.35p 113 p...have caused lots of suits to bid "Philadelp.hia. ...11i.30 a 300 a 3 .00 a..... d , - " New Yor. 2...20 p G.23 a1 6.23 a ....... "gd-ye" .0 our counters, -man 'a 11m No a N. 9 No 19 those who obtained them will never sethbound. ~o3 Daily IDaily Daily regret he Investment. ,We have av.New York.... 301.1 ....-- replenished the bargain lots, and "Phladelphia....~ 5.5 7:42 .......... offer even greater values than be v.W shngtn....1005 11.01 ~....... ....fare. .y.Richmnond...12.50 a112.30_n!12.30 ni......$ -5-$ .5an :vD u ll..t50%1t l. i.55 - . 8-50Suits at--- 75 "Rock 1.11.....9.26 a 11.47 11147 pl 9.40 al :: Ches-e...... 9.6a!221 s.1t 0 a $2~, $22.50, $18-50, $15 Lr.Coluiba....-.. 1235n 2.0 a220 a 12.20 pad$25 ut n Zv.ColLur4....... :12.40 .....4.05 and$.......tsan ": Jontn....2.7....0 a::..... Overcoats -- -- - - --- Lr. Augusta..... s~op.... 2.3 ::...... $-5, $7-50 and $6.50 1v.Columbia...4.20 p 6.a...... .......Oecast- --- Lr Charlestoa.....S.40 p11.3$ al......... ,v.Columabia........ la$20.,0$aS....... .....d No.SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. Cotan Ves - No.33 ad $4 N.Y. and Fia. Short Line Lim led. Through train between Jacicsonville and Ti T. Y. Through Puu~man cars St. Augsine lciisfrpo.ahad rew York, Tampa and New York, (I' Jack- oeo hs 'o~ ilb et(tt onville) Augusta and N. Y.. also Dining cars nd airst-class coach. hO onapbti. Nos. 35 and 38 Greit U.SlFs a.Thog 'uflman Buffet car J'cks-ville and N. Y. Auso V bu orUdrer h 'uiman ear Augusta and Charlotte In conne e eetprino Wne sytt Lou with trains Nds. 9 and 10. N. B. Nos. 23 and SI make only a limited num-legoetrohwianteju er of stops. Nos. 19 and 20, 35 and 3G do not enter Union COSivsmn fasalaon tation Columaia but discharge and take on nteegrnsmasve ay assengers and baggage at Blland St. Station. V. A. TURK. s. H. HARDWICK, viisfoyurgddco.(r G P A. WAsHINGTON. A G P A. ATLANTA E. BERKELY, Supt., COLUMBIA. S. C. lieicnlltenNaulWolad r. H. GREEN. J. M1. CULP. CmlsHiadw r oeaet G MRES, WAsaxxGOMo. T M. WAsmLo~s. n. ti iyfrD.Jee' ee The Thorougihbred StalIhe, brti ytmoSatry oon ill mak he sson of 1895 at Winnirs "iar'-Se Um.d ati lmy larmi for 815 frcm Inre. IO :,'tinred ile is ; grand- I o ont eiei ouii, , f L..xingt'n ni . M*In of the wieb htv at :lebra-e'd E qurer. I )ani Analy ne e .tgck 'I sloi.e, he b) L xtyto;n, oun in oi-' a by An.-:i an Eeripe.jj L3 KINi-' ,...~,5 fr( ~$20, $18-50,* $r15.aand c.- Fa itt~1)~w ii ' ~ ThisFastusaLM is[is for sptcsad Inone ofqthese goodsiwill bewsentreu - i ~;~ , ~, roeuctI ~em o n aprbain 1.2I-:m Wn:sbrobe 0 gone ~tug with, an. h ui liei*opeei Natural etW oor and ~. ,i~r~"1'in this'( ~ cit fo t Dr. Jagrs ee brate syste of Sanitaery Woen Laned rs KnadsSe M. LEKIARD, udu. ;-,i..s r m i-. C. lilyJe and1 I,