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Weekly Crop Bulletni. Columbia, S. C., July 4.?The week ending July 2d averaged slightly cooler than usual, especially over the western portion of the state, during the latter halt of the week, with minima tempera tures generally below sixty degrees. There were numerous showers from June 27 to the 30th, heavy and well distributed over the eastern half of the state, and light over the north central and norm western [lonmns, wucni MM? rainfall was poorly distributed, and where more rain is needed, except over very limited areas. Over the areas ol deficient rain fail, crops are not making satisfactory growth, hut over the eastern portion of the state generally, they are up to, or above, their average condition on duly 1, and are generally very promising. Worms continue to destroy corn; bud worms to injure tobac co; and caterpillars to devastate rice; while lice on cotton have appeared at various points. Cotton continues to make sea sonahle growth and is blooming and fruiting freely, with no reports of shedding. The plaids are generally undersized, but vigor ous and healthy. The niudits have been too cool latterly for the best development of sea island cotton. Corn is, in a lew sections, very promising; but on th * whole it i> below its reasonable average con dition. .Wire worms are destroy ins old corn at many point s. Corn is being laid by. Tobacco varies greatly in con dition, with many reports of in juiy by bud worms. In places the need of rain is urgent, (.'ut ting and curing is as yet making * slow progress, although some in ferior grades have been sold in open market. Late reports on wheat confirm earlier estimates of small yields. The same is true of spring sown oats. The bulk of the rice crop is very promising, bui caterpillars continue to devastate late plantings,,and fresh water for ilooding is not available in places. Melons are ripening, but do not promise a large crop. Many sweet potato slips have been set out during the week. Sugar cane, sorghum and gardens show some improvement, l'eas are be ing extensively planted, and com ing up to good stands. Haying h in progress on the coast meadows. XTRACTS FROM CORRESPOX 1)KSTS' REPORTS BY COUNTIES. Abbeville.? Link: Light showers the past week have improved conditions considerably: fields generally clean; cotton blooming freely, and growing nicely on gray or sandy lands, not enough rain for red lands; truck is backward: stubble fields planted to peas are making progress.? R. F. Morris. Aiken.?Shaw's Fork: The past week has been very favorable lor planting peas, of winch an unusual amount has been planted around this vicinity; the drought broke too laf< to make a full corn crop, as it is all tas -seling lower than usual, and some verylow; cotton is full of blossoms, tint the stalks are short, and making slow growth; considerable gra*-> in tin* crops on account of the recent rains. ?Geo. 11. At wood. Bamberg.?Covan : Trace of rain on Tuesday; crops all doing well, hut a rain.-would do good.?Goo. Mathers. u 1 No Right to Uqliness. The woman who is lovely 111 face, form and temper wili ,tl wayR have frien K hut one who would be attractive must k'-ep ncr health. If slm is weak, sickly and 4II rundown, she will be nerv ous and irritable. If .-he h i - con * etipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will can- pimple , e blotches, skin eruption- and a wretched complexion. Klectric Bitters is the best medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It, gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make a good-looking, charming woman of a run-down invalid. (Inly 50c at Crawford Bros1. Drug Store. 2. . SK'-i v 7 \ f *> , m?: v > > \ Barnwell.? Hlackville: All crops much improved; lice still on cotton in places, but crop too far advanced to be harmed; corn receiving its last ploughing, and field peas being planted in with it; melons will be shipped next week ;> ieids not as good as ex peeled-?G. D. C. Lange. Beaufort.? Beaufort: We have at last got the rain to plant sweet potato slips; on J line 27 th the heaviest rai o of the year came, with hail, also rain on the 2tUh; pastures, peas and late corn will get the benellt; melons are very good ?John Conant. Charleston.?Charleston : Moderate showers 27th, 21Rh and 30th improved crop conditions very much; rain is s: ill needed ; sun-hi lie deficient ;<irghts a lift le too cool for sea-ishmd cotton ; gerden truck thriving Fairly well; large shipments of melons and eatileloupes continue; freshet water badly needed for flooding rice; caterpillars destructive to rice; plums a.-id peaches yielding lightly ?L N. ?l?suiiofsky. herokee.?GaiFney : Crops in good condition ; good rains have *been received in this vicinity.?B. F. ('amp. Chester?Kdgemoor: .Splendid rains in this section Tuesday and Wednesday : crops look well; worms destroying old corn ; pastures are better since th? rains; small grain all threshed, yield very poor; considerable peas be ing sowed.? R. I>. Robinson. < 'I a rem! on.?St Paul's; During this week seasons have been favorable on all crops, and cotton promises fair unless onforseen and unfavorable climatic changes intervene; one or two more I good rains will complete March corn; we are hoping and trusting for tliis. ? I A. > Kiehbourg. Darlington.?Stokes bridge; I.ight i rains on June 2ittb; cotton and corn are good; if it rains in a few days, i both will be line crops; tobacco not so I good, worms verv destructive; g.?ri tien> poor, verj few vcgetsbb ? . II. Pate. I'airlleltl.?Woodwaid : Monday, j Toe-day and Wednesday were warm, witti moist air; a light sprinkle on i Wednesday; cool east wind . Thursday (ami Friday were very harden crops; I all crops need rain; we li.t \ not had a sea?"ii since April 7th: not mini) peas sown as yet.?W. M Patrick. Florence.? Kbenezcr: tiood rains on I the "J.nil greatly revived all crops; no high wind nor hail; nights rather | cool; tobacco very promising, coring | wilt begin next we"k; ali corn ab<mt laid by.?J. (J. Wilson, j Ureenville.?(freenville; Continued , | urunt;iti iTisriiti .?iiu injures iiui 11 c .r n I !Ui<l cotton crops; gardens and licit* 1 vegetables seriously injured,? Mrs. S I A. t'r11tenden. Hampton.? (iillisonville : Week fa! vorable for sowing peas and setting i sweet potato slips; crops continue in fair condition; corn laid tr,. cotton will soon be.?Sam I*. Saltns. Kershaw.?Camden: Rain on the , listh siiHieient tor cotton, more needed (>n corn and gardens; late planted corn coming up to good stands; ail crops doing well.?.1. 11. Mickle. Lancaster.?Tradesville : We had a light shower on the 2st.h; old corn needs rain; crops doing well except old corn; weather favorable except last two day, when the nights have been too cool, with a minimum temperature of ">1 degrees.? T. \V. -Me,. Xeely. I.aureus.? Waterloo: The week has ! been favorable for all crowine- cnnw good rains over llie greater portion ol the count ry; large acreage sown tu peas; pastures improved some what; gardens not as good as they should be at this season; cane and all forage J crops in good condition?IV. W, Cam phel I. Marion.? Ilak'-r; Ilain and a little i hail on 'i'linrsday afternoon ; crops arc I all looking veil; curing of tohacco he gill) I his week ; eorn is a little hack| ward; old corn not doing well on account of worm *; la iger of lie-- on c >tI ton. due l o co .I i; glits.?.tos. A (taker, i Marlhoro.? Itenii'dtsville ; Heather J \ cry fav orahle ; ii is w eek, ai d * I crops ; have lieeri put into line coudit ioi ; corn 1 crop ext ra good ; c.d ton alms e I he average c. ndiiii.n for duty ?sit and ! hlooiilillg freely; -went potato".-? tilling well; h.?rr> crop " faiiur * -T. S. , K\ a us. Ne^vherry.--t haopell-; cloudy and threatening wea'her on the Ji>-J7th 1 wi'h light lint i isiiilleieiit -h overs in liitis}| p| i tii i ng p"gs on s< oti >1.' lands, ; although a l.irgi- part "f ' 'o > ork has [ heen linished; w/i -re the ram was heavy enough, it proved lieoeiieiHl to 'crop-., a 11 to hi gh i tic c i ' i ?i uc us i-i<t wind lias <1 led t In- lund, . *1 t g"ii rI at rain is very much ii-ede-l; eoiton vers sin ill ait iiougii hoi uuii-g; ml j crops a i-11 en 11 i v ?' i-.l --.I. ! v' \i.i-. tlcol.ee ?Wall.-ill , ; I.. - || show* -s Oil I lie et>-"27-2^1 I) ill*] coll S i - I i- got <1 in sect ions, ho .i * oer il r... o i? ka'tlj ilou\s 'J'njs ! We i i' * ' in 'It*oil red In Hare He? i w a .1 for v ; a' r :i 1I,a .?: ! not h ri;; ? I hv II M*- 1 re. i K. .1, t II K \ ! S * v ii., I 'ropriet ors, ; I'olello, fo-. I \\ c I h" *1 n led ! I .o I F. ?f. I 1 r ? lllot I" :t!?. li;d helifV)* him pert 111) .-i * i i :i 11 ! blhitlNH I ".lit '. ?^ :i . nil} utile lit imrrt nut my nln {.*:? i made | by I heir lirni. ' \Vkht & Tu\rx, Thoie-al l?ri ' Tolr do. < >hi'?. wai.dino, k kn n a \ <v M auv i x, w holehale I?r ?i if -1, Toledo, (thin. Hall's Cwtarrli Cure is taken iuternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 7Rc. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Fant'ly Pills are the best. needed; wheat all harvested and considerable has been threshed; grain small, and yields much less than last year; weather too cool for cotton, but nevertheless it is doing fairly well; stubble being planted to peas.?8. M, Pagan Orangeburg.?Orangeburg: The weather has been favorable for farm work and growing crops; old corn II laid by, and old cotton growing finely; young cotton being injured by grasshoppers and lice; tobacco crop doing well and some being cured; rain is needed.?J no. 8. Howe. I'ickens. ? Liberty : We had ail inch and a half of ram on the 25i h and over an inch on the 27th, making a fair | growing season; vorn is being laid by ra idly; threshing small grain crop finished; the grain of wheat is plump, but, the yield about two-thirds of what it was la>t year; cotton blooming genierallv; garden truck is doing well.? i J IIO. T. liogg.s. Saluda ? 1'arvU: We have hsd a few ! scanning snowers during the past ; week; cotton and corn will he a i'ailj nre in this part of the county unless i we can get seasons iroin now on, and 1 a very lute frost ; gardens are a total ! failure.? ! M Forrest. Spartanburg ?I innati: Crops need i rain; a light shower fell on the 27th; gardens alue sf parched; pastures suffering; : 11 crops comparatively (dean; .wheat being threshed; grain good, ; but yields light ; farmers *ell uti witli j ' heir work.? K. . Pinch. S?imT?S?;itrjLf : < pops of nil i ki ii(1 have bi'i'ii in i * 11 lippcllti'il by ! he two rain- of the pa-t week, and itorn in I hi- vicinity i--aid to be above ! be average in romlitiioi I' r the sea| son ; cotton also is crowing rapidly aid approaeliina? a lair average; pastores bate unproved and are better now than at any ii lie tin- year; ori I'liai<ls are poor, some lew late plums ! ripening; blackberries and blneber; ries .ire abundant.? W. N Anderson 1 M. I>. I' nion ? (trus-. Kin-: \ light shower of ruin no lie- J,p |,; 1M,W cool and windy and igiiu v?- y dry : ail crops ' siiU'erin * for rain?It v Wilhiirn. I v ork ? 1'irz in; tiool rnins over 'about hilio! tb" <*oi11.1 , l he remainder is dry and crops sobering; wt ' nave had a cnoi east md t tie pa-t I w? I days, which is havinir bail ell'ect on I cotton: cotton lias stilt tint stands on I red lands, and it is no too ate tor a crop to be made on thai kind o land i ? II. Ma.ssey. .1. W. It ACKR. Section I >i rector. ' >'umhia. S. <' I ...... I , Mv. A. Sanders; writ.nj; from Cocoa| it 111 (Jrove, Fla . *ay* ih**re has beer ; quit*- an epidemic ol diarrhoea there lit* bad a severe attjo-U and wastiuH I by four dunes of t liatnherlain's Colic liolera and Diarrhoea Remedy. lit ! says he also recommended it t? I other* and they say it is the best tned: ioine they ever used. For -ale by .1 ] I*'. Mackey A Co. MNK KK(iI.HKNTS. Will ho Recruited tor Service ir (lie Philippines. Washington, I). July 3.? The war department has nearly perfected tlie details ol the pro i ject for the enlistment of volun tcers under the terms of the act ' i of the last eonitress There in to be not hint; in the | :iatur< o; a call. l?.i n heretofore istatel -ioii|ier< >vil. obtained ii 11he reirul ir me: ho I ti.rotnrh tlu ii'llbi'lsol Um ?1 S - recruiting oilieers mon" non- 1 ;ir*s? i! cat ies To : i - ' :i<? -lepyrt ment h i~ 11 r?* . I ? i i ?o t hesc I i .nliccr- mil i . or l heir I .'oiilcnee w : > ' 1 t.i > i >r en ! Ml e n I :|I| I i- now . ie , ni > 11; t 11 it I he J wor. | '?*<? fi V\ 11 \i. -i . he at tor i oe\ een.-i , | r , .i ? he <le D.ii i in- r i^i11ii j i , . ... .. snel in : - ; n i - . i officer* Ivicli I i M 1 ! I o I ; :"J ? ?? t i' 11 ot 1 1, 'id 1 a ice \ |)? v. < ieneral l ? ,* ; i I i.i " SMry Ic . v ? no effect 1 _ _ ? _ - | >e v\ ft : > > i{ j??>rs expel fi '-iit 'lie -<\?i < 'i>111 aeonmilIhI <. ri ~. ""I*; l\l' WIDtl'h, bow* Ih Mini liver \ I ri y tile blood ! They ilri ? ii> ! ?-tdissipate iiK'lanch'il.v, and . health and vigor ; fur : lie d^i > ^rnnt I >'? not grip'* or j sicken. , i il-w-e llpyVilt's J.lttlo Karly Kisers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assist? anee to nature, causing no pains or weakness, permanetiy curing constipation and liver ailments. d-wy W" * > \ ^ ^ V i r ?l-v' % Presbyterian College, CLINTON. S. C. 1 ^PfiTlJll OFFER of reduced rates iM M I IIl for next Session. A College education placed wfthin the reach of every one. Matriculation, Tuition, Room Rknt and HoAitn for next 1 Collegiate year for-flOO.lX). Full Faculty of experienced teachers, moral influences, healthful location, tine courses of study, lowest possible cost. Of' fer good only until boarding department is full. Send for catalogue to i W.T.MATTHEWS or A. K. SPENCER. July 1,1399. FOR COTTON WEIGHER. IHERERY announce myself a candidate for the position of COTTON WEIGHER for Lancaster, at the dec1 tlol) to he held on the second Tuesday | in August next, subject to such rules and regulations as the county board of (flnmtnissioners may prescribe for the I government of said election. A. C. WILLIAMSON. ; Notice of Discharge. I Notice Is hereby given that i. us Bxecutorof the win of Mrs Margaret C. Faulkenbury. <!? ' ceased, have this :t 1 d iyof .Inly IMh? ma le lltutl settlement with the Judge of Probate, of this , county, and tiled tnv tlnat return witn him ; antl t will asplv to the Judge of Probate of this county In his olllce at Lancaster Court House. ' S. (!, on the 4th day of August. IW, at It' , o'e'oclt, a in . to grant me final discharge ami release of liability as such Kxecntor. > W. U. A. l'ORTKR. Kxecntor. July \ ist?. LANCASTER & CHESTER 1 RAILWAY. I Between Chester and Lancaster lu effect 12 01 a.m., Sunday, I)cc. !5, 1H9S. , 1 fa if if Kxccyt Sunday. 1 1 Southbound. Northbound I | No. I.V No. 17. No. 10. No.lt l I'. M A. M.j P. M. A. M" 7 no 11 (10|rt I,v ...OhPHlrr .. Ar 5 55 V 5.' 7 10 II loi* Orr's ' 5 40 v K 7 25 II Sll* Knox's.... " 5 30 9 3> ".. McDuiiiel's... " 7 45 II 38 \ it Klchburf?.... " 5 07 9 II 7.55 II 52* . Hascomville.. * 4.55 HO, 8 UO 12 00.* Cedar Shoals.." 4 II 8 5 8 15 12 12 d "...Fort Lawn..." 4 ITS 8 4< 8 30 12 30, " Graces... . " 4 18 8 3; 8 10 12 40' 'Miller's Crosa'if " 4 08 H'l 1 8 55 12 Solil Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 4 00 8 01 *!: MJ 1' M P. M ' Train leaving Lancaster at 8: on a. m , cor , nects at Chester with Southern Hallway ifoltu ? south, C. & L koIiik north and G. C. & N. Ves tlhole anil local trains ifolriy west. Train leavleir Lancaster at 4:00 p. m., cot nects at Lancaster with O. R & C. irotn Cam den, and Chester with Southern Hallway ifolni north and sooth and with C. A L north. Train leavlnit Chester at 11.oo a. m., connecti at Chester with Southern Hallway from Char lotte, also C. & I.. from north. Train leaving Chester at 7:0'? o. m , connecti with So ithern Kail way from Columbia. O. C it N. from Atlanta anil fi A: L? from Lenoir. I.EROY SPRINGS, I W. II. HARDIN, President Vice-l'res. and Manager. ' THE BEST MEAT THE MARKET AFFORDS Is the kind we keep for our customers Call, or send, for a nice no A ST OR STEAK Of either Beef or Pork. None bill i stall-fed cattle used. We also handh country produce. Meals served anj 1 hour in the day at our restaurant. , S. TIIOS. BI.AOKMON. 'Phone No. 69. r Chas. D. Jones, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LANCASTER. S.. Office in the Courthouse. Will practice In all the Courts. Prompi 1 attention will be given all business i entrusted. Collections a spccialtj 1_L i n 6 l fNIVKKSITY J OF NORTH CAROLINA. WIDKST patronage anil fullest niuinnieni iu |M history. Faculty, Us; students iVt: :i Academic Courses; .'i Klccilvt 1 Courses: ;i Professional Schools, In l.nv. ii J .M.-dielno uiul in I'hurnmcy N'c\v Hi.-f illnys ! Waterworks, S|il< nitlil Libraries. l.ahora , tprli s. Eta Advanced ("Insses open to women. Tuition, ii your ; Board, H a month Ampin oppor lunity for sell In Ij?. Scholursliios ami Luint i for (ho.needy. Free Tuition for Teachers. Summer School lor'IN i her->. 24 Instructor* I it Stunt nts. Total' nr dlment, on For Illustrated HnndtmoU and CatnloKue Add rcss, PRES. ALDERMAN, Chapo Hill. N. <". | MADE ME A MAN I" I AJAXTABLETS POS1T1V1.I.V ? ! {.J ** *1 A I. T, A< rrot:-* IMm ? ... ... B S(l cry,It ?terry. Kim ' .in- .cue I I V ,T| tiy Ahure or otkor liw-ici brut In,lis> dlr,L crrflons, Thry quirk."'/ ri i. ! mir. lu \ "S/ t, utoro Ln?t t itAlity in ol ! or yonnir. nnil fit ii man foratudy, tiimiie ior iniirriutte. ' l'reveiit Insanity utul ('. n?um;itlon II taken in time. Tholrnse shows immediate itiprore. moot and effect* n l.UltF, whore nil other fori In 1st npon having the genuine Ajnt Tablets. The, have cured thousands nnd will cure you. We give a pes. I itive written unnrnatee to effect urn rn en pyQ In each caseor refund the money. Price W V I 9.per package; or six plorea (full trnatmenti for $2X0. ily . mall, Tn plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. Circular AJAX REMEDY CO., HlES'IiT "3 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. " ~?r Central Time Bt twren Columbia and Jack. 4 ouville. Kaatern Tline Between Columbia ami Other I'olnta. KfTeotlve June 11th, 1899. m T . NTo. 34 No. 8^ V Northbound. u%lly f Lv. J'villo, F.C.&P.Ky 8 20 a 7 46p " Savannah . 12 86 p 11 59 ji r. Columbia ; 4 88p 4 811a Lv. Charleston, So. lty.. 7 Oon 5 80p Bummerville 7 41a fl 09p Branchville 8 Ma 7 60p Orangeburg 9 23 a 8 24 |i Kingvillo "1 15# 9 20p Ar. Columbia.. .1 II W* Hi it?p Lv. Augusta, So. fiy.. . ' : 11> :*> p ** t+rnnitoville 3 0Wi> 10 15 p " Aiken 2 .10p " Trenton 8 .Hp1 ii oop " Johnstons tt 43pi 11 2??p Ar. ColumbiaUn. Oep't 6 '-Dpi 2 ion Lv Col'bla Blantl'g St. 5 60 a " NVinnslioro 6 IJi IV 49 a " Chester 7 2? > 7 87.1 " Rock Hill..... i :?.< 8 11a Ar. Charlotte 8 sop 9 16a j " Danville 12 Mu 122p Ar. Richmond .. flit) a 6 25 p Ar. 'Washington 7 65 a 9 (X> ii " Baltimore Pa. R. R '...,9 12a 11 21*1 " Philadelphia ... 11 85a 2 50 n " New York '2 03 p 6 23 a _ I ei| Houtl|hnuii'tl. Y;,113a|IJ\?-,.33 'J l> illy. | Dally. 1..V. New York, Pa. R.K. 3u0pl 1216nl " Philadelphia 5 84pi 3 ?Y> n ? " lhiltinioro ...'. 7 55|> (1 22 a I'V. Wnsh'ton, So. Ry 0 20 |>[ M If ? Lv. Richmond 11 00 p 12 ill in Lv. Danville 4 16a 0 02ii - Charlotte 8 15u 10 20p I " Hock Ihll IMr.'n II 10p " Chester V 85 aj 11 40 p " W liinslxiro 10 21 a 12 82a Ar Col'Ida Hland'gst 11 2fia 1 37 a Lv. Columbia Uli.dep't 11 4.", hi 4 30 a " Johnstons 1 23 p 6 32n ' Trenton 1 :>|) 0 43 a Ar. Aiken 8 15p] " <4rimitcvillc 2 07p 7 18a Anpute.. ... 2 45pf 8 00 < EyTcoiuiiihia.'sb. Ky. ^ 3'.Yip 0 45* Kiltgvdle 4 :wp 7 .10 a Orangeburg 5 20p 8 22 ? Rrnnehvillo 0 02 p 8 52 a Euininervillo 7 32p lo 13 a Ar. (Charleston 8 17p llCJa Lv. Col'hla. F.C.*P.Ry?r 'hi :C. :i 12 47 n 'J Savannah an;,, r.osn Ar. Jacksonville 7 40pl 0 00n ! SLBKPIHO CAR HKRVH B Excellent daily passenger service between Florida and New York. : Nos. 33 and 34?New York and Florida Express. Drawing-Roma Sleeping Cars between Augusta and New York. t I'ullman drawing room sleeping enrsbetween Tanitm, Jacksonville, Savannah. Washington ! and New York. .' ? - ?, Ptillnintt Sleeping Cars between Chariott4 / 1 and Richmond. Nos. 35 nn<l :*V-U. S. Fn?t Mail. Through / I oilman drawing room buffet sleeping ears 1*> ' tweeii Jacksonville and New York and Pullman sleeping cars l>et ween Augusta and Charlotte. Dining cars serve all meals enroutc. Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville and Columbia, enroute ilailv between Jackaouville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. ' FRANK S.UANNON. J. M.CULP. Thinl V-P. A; lien. Mgr. T. M.. Washington. , W. A. TURK. S.H.HAUDWICK, Q. P. A.. Washington. A. U. P. A.. Atlanta. ? . ? Mr. and Mrs. It. T.ackamp, Klston, Mo., write: " One Minute Cough Cure saved the life of our little boy when nearly dead with croup." d-w-s ' Soutli Carolina & Georgia ltll Co. TIM K TAH1.K NO. 1ft. In KiTeet 12.01, a. ui , Sunday. Oct. 2nd, 1H0H. i Weal-First Class Dally. Rant-First Class l?i*ly I Lire. a.m? ^ 10 Charleston, 8.00 arrives i> m ' a.m., S.'JO Augusta, 10.45 ' " " a.m., 0.20 Columbia, 5.20 " ' iL.ni., 10.10 KingsvlUc, 4.2M " West. | North Carolina Division. | Fast. t I 75 "| 77 78 74 i 88 , ? stations ' . ; 2 CllstO IstC 2d, Cl2d C j m'aMJ.v. Ar PMI'mJp m, 8 Soil I 401 CAMDKN Too 4 30. 8 Mi|12 0IM DeKalb 8 40 4 uo; , U 05|I2 I3> Wesivillo. 2tW 3 40 lOIO lStii. Kershaw 2 l i 3 15 |0??jl2W. J leu tli Springs 145 2 lot / lo io i OS* Pleasaut IHil i to 200 It ami I 2>i; I.aiioast' r I 2ii 12oJ ? 12 15 1 :I5I Utv< mid. I t'5 18 15 | 1 SO| I iSU.Catowl i.fniu'n, 12M II 201 1 :t I0| 8 I'.' Ruck Illll 1225 0 50 ! :i5ol 2.r%| Tiranli 18 06 8 15} I Altl ??Jxi V. -I - . , ? - -i a an u v uiu I I >y-i 7 10; 3 03; Sh.irt.n II 37 1 15 5 3o 3 inj HMlcory ijrovo II ?1 6 50 | 5 i:> :: 30 Sinvriiu II 10 6 30 . 7 10' 0 '.it :t Vv Hl.it'ktliur? 10 15 6 00 7 35 1 put, 4 1'' Kurt* |0?? 7 00 5 H Mi I l il'.-ttciMon bi>V? ill 15 6 45 woo] i . ?, siu iby lOis |?30 0 35 I 15. I.otlliuoro 0 55 ; 5 10 0 |S| 153 M /l>rst>or*i V 48 J t 52 oio 5 0.- 11. uric Ho Hi*' 135 03S 5 iy i Cliy. #yi 4 00 lo 5 31 Kotlo rrorrttou V 00 3 30 II115; 5 50. TlnTin.il City | 8 41 I 3 BO II I i rtll i ilioi\vAmi I 8 34 0 35 . 11.35 jl 3 j| Marlon I 5 10 I 3 00 I'M j" I* vT I 7'SI I . I A M 1 AM I I'M _ Wi'st | (iufTin.'y Brunch. | Knsl. 85 | 83 j ~, j 84 5iixt . .'<! ixt'O U|ix d Mixed P M i A 51 t.\. ' AB j A M I rV M i I 4 lo I 5 3n illlut'Usiign; I 7 :io j ?1 yo I 4 :4:> 5 Vi I;??... !. < I.' I ? " - ' * r. (Ml I fl-jo * < ciITn v I ?! (it j ft SO Train No. TV, . ii.ru; *< .1 malo-a ilaylltrnt con* ? , ncclUni ui faun ?-1? r t\ 1 . 1 :i I. .v C. Jf It., 1 lit l!?iK ll'll wjili the Son thorn ILK .. f"Uuf iiortli. at llt.n i-iiui wr.ii the Southern Tr-un, , No iH.Kolnrf K.i?t i.i.iiii i l oiiin'v tlon ai Marlon N. O with tho Southern K, It.,, at lllsckshiire , wall SoutlnTn an l ui l.unoaS'vr with tin- 1. a. K. K. Tr ?iii No *t. woli.j limit mulces conui'Ciion at Sliv1l>>, N. 0., wiin the S. A I - , It. II, ditlnif rn.it. All local freight train- will carry.jiiiasonciM s It provltli-il with tickets s. it l.U.MPK I N. Division I'ltispnt'or Ac-nt h. A KMKlIHON, Traffic Manam r A diseased" stomach surely 11 r??1 -r1 initios health. It ilulls th" brain, l.ills ' energy, destroyh the nervous system, ' ami predisposes to insanity and fatal ; diseases. All dysp'ptic troubles are ' quickly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia I Dure. It has cured thousands of cases ; and is curing them every day. Its ingredients are such thai it cau't help curing. d-w-s 4 * / \ , t