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Iwo THE WIN DY CITY. ;ewjcpaper CrtI.- 1i)Xp His e in Cautic. Gall!ierg of Sto,kholm, ffho has jist returued from a e World's Fair he undertook le corzespondent of a large number of Scandinavian newspapers, has a good deal to say on that e.nbject, and his remarks acquire a certain interest by virtue of the fAct that be has seen all the great European expositions which have occurred 'during the last quarter of a century. He asserts among other things: "I have visited many great cities and I have seen many world's fairs. I have without drowning waded about Chi cago's streets and dodged the many unpacked boxes in Jackson Park, so I know whereof I speak. "Chicago is a scandal, *the World's Fair a big humbug, Chicago isn't a city at all yet, or, at the most, only half a city. I should say that Chicago is half city ajd half giant settlement. It has the highest buildings and ihe longest streets in the world; that's all, unless it be that Chicag has the worst kept streets on the face of the habitable globe. "It is this that is a great scandal for Chicago. Wabash avenue, one of the great arteries that lead to the World's Fair, is a sea of dirt and up-rooted streets. Do the authorities steal the money, or have they not the means with which to put the streets in a de ent condition of repair before they in vite the world there? Chicago is the dirtiest, the most wretched great city in the whole world. The city where one has a minimum of pleasure out of a maximum of cash; the city where one eats the worst and pays the most. Chi cago has buildings twenty-two stories high, and thiev- in theirshadows and gambling divt-; i: eery cnrner. "But the World's Fair! There has never before existed in the whole world so great an exhibition, and possibly there never will be any-so large. Large and expensive--that is suffleient for the pride of Chicago. The exhibi tion held in Pa-ris in A&'M was not even one-fifth as large or ex pensive as the Chicago Fair in 1,3. but it was fifty times mr-re beautiful, flue, e!egant, noveland be:-.r. "When will the FaIr ever become completed? Even yet it i- but chaos. In a nutshell, Chicago, w: its child like desire to do something-the bigYest in the world-has bitten oTi more than it can chew." Bne Eyed People. Blue-eyed pe.ople find color for their claim that they are "the people," in the fact that Napoleon, Bismarck, Gladstone, Benjamin Franklin, Bacon, Milton, and manny others who.se names ar faos L.d Ulue eyes. So had all the presidents from Washington down to Harrison, whose eves are brown. *5 There is a very pretty yet rather gauzy legend relating to the blue eye. When the world was first made people all had, so runs the story, eyes as dark as the duskiest night. And of all the people on the face of the earth, the fairest was a maiden who lived on the banks of a great sea, and who used to sit and watch the waves roll up on the shore, and anx iously wait for her father, who was a sailor, to come home and bring the day's net of fish. But one night the fisherman did not come home, and his daughter sat and watched for him until morning. And all next day~ she walked up and down the sands, still -gazing at the sea and praying for her father's return. But, as day after day passed, and all hope of him was given up, and his empty boat was washed ashore, the girl lost heart and cried bit terly. All day long she sat on the beach looking into the blue water until, little by little, her eyes turned from black to blue, so the story runs, and that is how there came to be blue-eyed people in..,the world. But. when her guardian angel saw the- change and noticed how the girl grieved she whispered to her that henceforth half of all the great people of the earth K should have blue eyes. If you Pfeel weak and all worn out take BROWNVS IRON BITTERS f Columbia Journal, 16th.) * A telegram to the morning papers announces that Mr. E. M.. RFucker, of this city, has obtained a $2,000 clerksh4i as law clerk in the Interior Department. Mr. R[ucker's friends here will congrat ulate him on his good luck. He was endorsed both by Senators Butler andl Irby, as well as by ex-Congressmar Johinstone and others of influance. PEoPrERN That it is ntwstoexperiment --with cheap compounds purporting to be blood-purifiers, but which have no real medicinal value. To make use of any other than the old standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla-the Superior Blood-uriier-is simply to invite loss of time, money, and health.' -if you are afEhicted with Scrofula, Catarrh, RZheumatism, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Rlunning Sores, Tumors, or any other blood disease, be assured that It Pays to Use A YER'S Sarsaparilla, and AYER'S only. AYER'S Sarsaparilla can *always be depended upon. It does anot vary, it is always the same in quality, quantity, and effect. It is superior in combination, proportion, appearance, and ini ali that goes to build up the systemi weahened by disease and pain, It sea:c'nes out aill impurities in the bloo.1 and ex pels them by the natural channels.* AYER'S Sarsaparilla .Prepared by Dr'. J. C. A yet a~ C".Lowe"!. Mass. -som bpu'Dr::ggistse. Price s5!; ixLottie:, $& Cured others. wil cure YoLI UPWV. I had a malignant breaking out on my leg below the knee, and wascuredsound andwell with two and a half bottles of Other blood medicines had failed to do me any good. WILL C. BEATY, ya:kville, S. C. I was troubled from chIdhood with on a7 rarated case of Tetter, and three bottles f cured me permanently. VrA.LAE MANN, -M )ban,vW LT. Or:r Lowa on itiood and Skin Diseases mailed Lree. Sw:u Sz:co Co.,Atflnta, Uz. IREY GETs IN SOME WOU. A Flying Trip to the National Capital' Minor Appontments Secured. [Special to The State.] WASHINGTON, Ju-e 1G.-Senator Irby made a quick manouvre to-day. He arrived here this morning at 6 o'clock, and left again to-night at 11. The junior Senator is a hustler when he starts. He visited every department, and did more walking to-day than the average Congressman does in a week. He called on the President at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and had nearly an hour's interview. He discussed South Carolina affairs, and feels satisfied, he says, at the zesult. He stuck a knife in Ben Perry and got even for the latter's recent sarcastic telegram. "You may say one thing as certain," he said: "Perry will not be the next Collector of South Carolina." The Senator put in a good word for McCalla, and urged John T. Gaston for Marshal. He also took a bout in the interest of Earle for the Attorney ship. He savs he did all the barm he could to those who do not aree with him. Senator Irby called on Secretary La mont and had Lieut. Donaldson, at present commandant of Cadets at Pat rick's Military Institute, Anderson, transferred to Clemson College. The change will be made at once. The Senator called on the Sergeant of-Arms of the Senate and scured places for three of his constituents, at a salary of $750 each. He refused to say whom he had appointed to these places. He also called ou Postmaster General Bissell and secured theappointme--of T. E. Harris, iu place of T. B. Ander son, as postmaster at Waterloo. SMALLS WILL SERVE HIS TERM. Congressman Brawley called on the Secretary of the treasury to-day to see if Bob Smalls would be removed from the collector's office at Beaufort. Mr. Carlisle had previously written Mr. Brawley to call and inme a successor to Smialls. When he did so to-day, the Secretary said that -the Presidet had deci1cd to 3et Smalis hold over until the end of his term, from the date of his commission. Congressman Brawley had Mrs. W. D. Porcher appointed postmaster at Fort Motte and H. N. Fair at St. Mat thews. The postmaster at St. George's will hold over until the end of his term. IF YoUB BACK ACRES, Or you are aniworn out. reanly goQ for nothi .1BOWWS iBO 1 BTERS. It wil cure you clas orliver, and give .Cheaper Cotton. [Atlanta Constitution.1 In view of the increasing cotton out put of the world, the South must get ready for low prices by lessening the cost of production. We must make the cheapest cotton on the globe. This is the solution of the cotton problem. In Texas the agricultural experiment station report that the cost per pound of hand-picked cotton is 4.09 cents while machine-picked cotton has been raised at 2.12 cents per pound. These figures make allowance for rent of land, cost of labor and every expense to the time of delivering the bales at the depot. The Galveston News is ju bilant over the result. It points to the example of Mr. Jeff Wellborn, who raised cotton at a cost of 2.12 cents a pond on post-oak upland, and declares that he can beat this on the river bot toms. Of course, in Wellborn's case, the cotton was machine-picked, but be fore long we may expect to see the cot ton harvester come into general use, and the cost of production need not be over 3 cents a pound in any locality suited to the crop. Our Southern farmers must keep this one thing in view, vizA: The reduction of the cost of production. When it costs them only 3 cents a pound to make cotton there will be money in it even at 5 or 6 cents. Curing a snake Bite. (From the Pomona Progress.] The hand ar.d arm were first tho roughly cleansed in a hot medicated wash, and the place where the rattle snake's fangs entered were lanced, sc that the. poisoned lood might escape. It was agi wash~ed ecan, and a :331 per~eent. oily solution of camiphorated arm. The only remai g treatmen1 was to keep) the parts pereetly clea?i. Any one bitten by a rule shi immiediately suek the wouni: and spi out the blood, theni tie a hand:erci tightly above the wound, and opeu wih a keen penknife to let it Wed: While this is done not a mienisI should be lost in getting to a surgeon The snake may- also be killed whill Onhe a 1)Hrernce. [From the i oston Transcript.1 Rollo-Tell me, pa, is there an: difference between commwon salt an< ehloride of sodium? Mr. Holliday-Yes, iRollo, a grea ditfereuce. Salt is two cents a pound a the grocer's while chloride of sodiun is fifty ceuts a teaspoonfui at the drug Thiat cure of Geo. W. Turner, of Gal way, N. Y., of seroffula, by Hood' Sarsaparilla, was one of the most re I marki~ble on record. COVERED WITH SORES Tried the Dootor and Almost Every thing I could Think of but Notl2ing Helped Me. Thought I Would Try Cuticura Rem edles. In One Week I Was Cured. I tried the C-TzcuRA RExrEs and they did. everything for me. My head and buy- ere co.v ered with some kind of sores, and I tried a.moet everything I could think of, and finally I tri.d the doctor, but nothing helped me. After reading your advertisement, I thought I would try CLTrzcua RzSwEs. I bought the CtrrcMnA, CLricua SoAP, and the CUTIcCRA RESOLVENT, and one week after I began using them my sores drid up, and I have not had them since. Mas. E. A. JONES, McIntosh, G3. Cuticura Never Failed I have been using your CuTicurtA REXEDI Es for several years, especially the CuTicuRA, and it has never failed to do whatis claimed forit. It is about the only remedy I keep in my house all the time. I would not be without it for money. I think it ist the best skin cure in the world. I use it for all kin& of sores, new or old, and i: aiw:,ys cures them. PRor. J. W. PORTI, Davis Military School, Winston, N. C. I had a very severe case of what the doctors cal!ed ring worm or tetter on my foot. After tryi::; .-v eral of the best physicians for over a year withoit benefit, was induced to try your CE;nce.a Rla. Diss, which completely cured me. JOEN C. SHOFNER, Nashville, Tenn. Cuticura Resolvenc The new Blood and Skin Purifier, intcrn;:i-. r.nd CL-rcunA, the great Skin Cure. and Cri'i- vi . So&r-, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in stan.ly relieve and speedily care every disea4e and hurnor of the skin, scalp, and blood, with lose of hair, from infancy to age, from pimples to ecrofela. Sold everywhere. Price, Cvrxcrn.,'50c.: S, 25c.; REsoLVENT, $1. Prepared by the 'orian DRUG AND CHEXICAL CORPORATION, 1,os:Wn. AP" How to Cure Skin Diseases," 6i ;ages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. Mailed fre. D ' Skin and Scalp purified and be--utitied D by CUrIcURA boar. Absolutely lae HOW MY BACK ACHES! Back Ache, Kidney Pains, and Weak. ness, Soreness, Lameness, Strains, and Pains relieved in one minute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain 'later, the first and onlyinstantaneous pain.-illing strength. euing plaster. IKEEP COOL inside, outside, and all the way through, by drinking Roo HIRE5't This great Temperance drink;B Is as healthful, as it is pleasant. Try t WORTH SENDING FOR SDR. J. H. SCHENCK has published a book on diseases ofthe LM S LIVER AND STOMACH, which he will mail free post paid to all applicants. Address, DR. J. 11. SCHENCK & SON, Phila., Pa. . Big Time at Greenwood. [Columbia Journal, 16th.] General R. R. Hemphill, of Abbe ville, who. is in the city, says that thbere 'will be a big time for the old soldiers at Greenwood, on July 4. It will be a re union of the Sixth Cavalry and Sena tor Gordon, of Georgia, is expected- to deliver the address. There will be other speakers. Various amusements will be provided for the entertainmentof those attehding.._ _ In Fifty Years There Will ba Ten. The United States is the first nation in the world's history to have three cities of over 1,000,0001 inhabitants. Vice-President Steverson an LL. D. DANVraLE, Ky., June 14.-The Board of Trustees of Centre College to-day conferred the degree of LL. D. upon Vice-President A. E..Stevenson1. First Cotton PBloom. [Columbia Journal, 16th.] Mr. G. S. Rawlinson, a large planter and merchaut, of Congaree, has sent tb Jourual a cotton bloom ,grown on his' plantation at Cougaree. This is the first blocon reported this year. .Net to be.Monkeyt-d Witrh. Fi:z Willim-1 found this here bot tle o' .Sprins' Bitters in a bar'! this Dut Rho :des-Tro w it away. Fitzey, Spo.ei thy wa to (ulre you of '"that tired feeb::g. iE:1 might wvant to work. She is now seen ulpon the street, A gracious smuile upon her lips. Anid showing ofl her shapely feet JIncased in shoes with yellow tips. Will completely destroy the desire foi less; cause no sicknesst, an d may be gi edge of the patient, who will voluntar thepaien-,bythe use of our SPEcIA thuritetment natientts are atllowc< pphin e untilsuch time as they shall vc We send pa.rticulars and pamphlet herl~!'l to pla er sufferers fronm any of tieri wubh ,rsous who have been cured HILL'S TrABLETS are for s ff yur ruggst oesnot keep ther .nd we will send you, by return maiJ WrTit~: e yonr neme and address pin wh ~ether 'fablets are for Tobacco, 2 fLiqjuorlIInbll. S DO NOT BE DECEIVED into pur Sany of tevarius nostum's5 -ihat are "ofrered for s.'ie. Ask for "ET. sTAi .B2LETS and take no other. Manufactured only by 51, 53 & 55 Opera Black, LIMA, 0OHI0. PARTICUTARS. FREE. Tm I hav two nac Fore!_n Iorn Congre-uAes. The VX nex ongro will conit:iin twnty-seven citizens of foreigu birth. Ireland is in the lead with eight ClaDey, Campbell, Cochran, Graham andRyan.of New York, McGann of Illinois, Weadock of Michigan, and McAleer of Pennsylvania. Canada is next with five-Taylor of Indiana, MeMillan of Michigan, McCleary of Minnesota, Galliuger of New Hanp shire, and White of Ohio. Germany has four-Kiefer of _\innesota, Bar tholdt of Missouri, and Barwi. and Briekner of Wisconsin. England has three-Pasco of Florida, Crisp of Geor gia, and Jones of Nevada Norway has two-Boen of Minnesota and Haugen of Wisconsin. New Brunswick has two -Simpson of Kansas and Stephenson of.Michigan. Austria has two-Goldzier of Illinois and Hainer of Nebraska. Scotland has Hencerson of Iowa. 3arital Rights. [Philadelphia Public Ldger and Daily Transcript.] It was on a train going through Indi ana. Among the passengers were a newly married couple, who made them selves known to such an extent that the occupants of the car commenced passing sarcastic remarks about them. The bride and groom stood the remarks for some time, but finally the latter, who was a ian of tremendous size, broke out in the following language at his tormentors: "Yes, we're married. Just married. We are going one hundred and sixty miles further on this train and I am going to 'spoon' all the way. If you don't like it you ean get out and walk. She's my violet and I'm her sheltering oak." During the remainder of their jour ney they were left in peace. PEATHA WAY & 09 SPECIALISTS* LR:n r Gru dzatee.) Ar he leain and inost sccessful speciai!sts an W! e yvae!1. Youo1Zand mid d1e aged Men. Ecmarkahle re \SUUS have fuslow ed ocr treptient. Many yeura of va:- and succem, ful experienee In the use of cur t!ve muelhcs tihts we alone ownand control for al- dis ordersof men who , -have weak, unde - -veloped or d Is - eased organs. or Who are sufering rom crrors of youth and excess or who are nervous and Impotent, th scorn of their eliows and the .. ~contempt of their friends and com panions. leads us -oguarantee to all patento. If they can possibly fe restored, our own exclusive treatment wIll afrord acure. WOMENM Don't you want to get cured of that wea1lness w!th a treatment that yor, can use at borne witho't !n. rumenrr? Our wonderful treat meet haa cured ctLhers. Why noC you? Try it. CATARE, anrd diseases of th.e Shin.Blood, Heart, Liver and Kidneyl. STPTTS-The me.st rp!d1. safe and effective remedy. A complete Cure Guaranteed. SK!N )ISEA-S of anl kinds cured where! ma:y others hx.sve failed. TryATUUML rrSezTCEl r.romn.tly cureai In afevr sys. Q::i:k, s:n--. and eaf.2. TMii in.nludes Gleet anai Gonorteaa. TR~ULT1 AND~ FACTS. we have cured cases of Ch,ronie Diseases that have fn!!ed to get eurce et tce 5.;nds of other specta ists ar.d medical Cstite's - -a EMr.w?ERthet there is hope for m. Cosl ooh-,a oum. t au.l time. Jhtain our trcstrntt once. Beware of free and cheap treatmnentc. We give the heat and r;.os sci.mnifc treatmnent at motderate pr:ces-as low nts i'n he done for* safe and skilbtti treatment. FRrS enssultationl at the ordce or Dy me.ll. Thorou;:hi ex::minaton and careful diag Con!:-. A bomne I r:-atment can he given in ian ority of cases. send for symntomn Bianic No. llor Men: So. 2for Women:NSo. S for skin Dfsea:acs. All corre sonence answ.ered p' emrpty. Business strictly con fist:el. Entire trer.-:nes* sen free.f::Om observca t.tn. Refer to our- patients, bs::!ts and. busineCss tacn Address or call on DR~. HATHAWAY & Co. 22 1-2 Sornth 3road Street. ATLANTA, GA ) 0 MGO -' U I 9IGLISk* Cures all Female Complaints and Monthly irregularity, LeucorrhceaorWhites, Painin Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds up the whole system. It has cured thousands and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send stamp for book. DB.J. P. DBOE!GOOLE & CO., Louisvillo, Ky. N-AiR BALSAM' cTenes ad i.--mn:sthe hair. NvrFisto Btostore Gray i Hair to its Yoeft.ul Color. Cure'scal dire00c at flig The Consu mptive and Feeble an,d.an who suffer fro,n exhaustindhuesses should usePrlwtr's-GingerP dnl. Itcushewot Cou;t.w k ebl, n digsson, rernale weaknes,Rheurd~atinnan _i SC & $L HN DERCOR NS. The on1 ree7 ieTtY!r me 5 ups al1 pain. Makes walkiStSSr--~~ DUWI jREMEMBER "JM Scareful investigation as to our res] ity and the merits of onr Tablets. lride of Gold Tablei 'TOIACCO in fromn 3 ton days. Perfectly harm -en ia acenp o tea or CoKee without the knowi ly stop smoking or chewing in a few dlays. T m can be cu-ed at home, and with ,,H.A out n.ay effort on the part of L FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. L the free use of I.iqucor or .M.or-. luntarily give thema up. of testimnonials free, an.d shall. these habits in co:mnrnica byte use offourT.ULE-. le by all FIIesT-cLASs i, enlosenus S !.CO , nacag oZ outr nly. andstato ornuo or chasing - cur -- wh and frot from ten I and smoked: Sof your Tablet: THEu OH1O C1TEMIcAL I for $1.00 wort~a of youi themi all righ:man d, althout they: di. :he workt int less t Tfruly you Ttr. On:co Car c.u. Co. :-G ENTLE word of pr.i.e fo'r your Tablets. Ma liur, ar.l :n ront.:.i mend. I was led constant, drin ker, :t after using your and will not touch liuor of any kind. I b you, in order to know te curo was peraran Onio CHrISICAL Co:--GENTLE7.Ei-Your Tabli eused muorphline, bypode~rrmcally, for seven y tags of your T:.;blet.s, and Without any effort o: Address all Orders -t rri TH E OHIO CHEl ---- 5!, 53 and 5 Ii MMBM Wha Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitche and Children. It contains ne other Narcotic substance. for Paregoric,.Drops, Soothi It is Pleasant. Its guarant Millions of Mothers. Castor -the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Castoria isso well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescriptijn known to me." H. A. A-cnE., o. D., Il Io. Oxford Si., Brooklyn, N. Y. "The use of 'Castor.a' is to universal and its merits so well known that it seoms a work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castor-ia within easy reach." C.:'.os arn-, D. D., New York Ci:y. .T,t C&T.A& Cx STHE STJ nox-ILn-Y S SEWNG 3 ; -4 TilE 'tTANDARD'S )JAReIL TO VICTO:T. s~s TUE- TDADI4CIOARY0~ AbreastofthcTi, Ite AGaA cao. more thanaDIC300,0001 C ~6vg1Verybody Ssho on this - Dictinaryd.' n swTeners sp q ein cnrevising. 100 his ~ tory, espedling,po oreciation. . and 0 A fLirayints end. logys t th tn eie inforall cutonmn eminnt prson; fconcerng the s counrie,ciiesto ns,ain n atura fe 0 tures of the globe ; particulars concerning noted fictitious persons and places -tranls- - lation of foreign quotations, wor<ls, and 4 - provecrbs; etc., etc., etc. This Work is Invaluable inthe household, and to the teacher, scholar, pro essional man, and self-educator. -. Sohl by AfllBooksellers. G. & C. Merriam'Co. Springfietd, 3Iassmr 7Do not i tchnppboto T cie.Snd for free prospectss. 1 AD ESS a hiEAD NOISES CUEI"9 p k'eck's LM'ISILE TUBULAR EAS H~ CUSHIODES. Whis.pers heard. Co:n fortah:e. ueeesnIwhere Iall .mdies fal. sold by F. HISCtl.t - a,Iire sS3LIr'dway. Neow irk. Wr4e for k ook ornroazo FrESz Ti fc 1 CRE e most - onsibil-I urdby the use of nN CO;rc. (oMICAt. Co.: DEAlt S:--l hiave been ':sing your efor tobacco habhit, and found it would iat you cimz for~ it. I used ten cents f the s~to!,At chewing tobacco aday, ione to nivc -irnrs; or I would smoke iotyr,ipesoc~tobacco. Have chewed >r twety-I v:: years, and two packages cured moe so i hasve no desire forit. 12. M. JAYLO11D, Leslie, MIcbh, .DouDS Fp.RET, N. TY o. :-GEN.mmm~:-Somne time ago I sent Tablts~ for Tchacco Hatbit. I received 1 was both abeavysma~okerand chewer, ~ntre a avs. Ilam enredJ. rs, jr JOII aON,P. O.Box 45. PrrTSI3URGH, PA. ma -It gincs mse pleasure to speak a son was strongly addicted tothe.use of to try your Taiblets. lHe was a hea'r anid ahblts bu t thredas e quit dry]il ng vc w:,iterd Tour month before writing a r. Your.s truly, --*. ..S. HELEN MORR1SON. P CIKCPzmTI, OmIO. :a have performed a miracle in my case. ears, and have ocben cured by the use of amy p.rt. W. L LOTEGAY. MICQAL COa. era Block. LIMA, OHIO. - itS 3 A5 r's prescription for Infants ither Opium, Morphine nor [t is a harmless substitute ng Syrups, and Castor Oil. ee is thirty years' use by [a is the Children's Panacea Castoria. Casteria cures Colic; Constipation, Soir Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di gestion, Without injurious medication. "For several years I have recommended your "Castoria,' and shall always continue to doso as it has invariably produced beneficial results." EDWn F. PIanZr, X. D., 25th Street and 7th Ave., New York City. mpar, ri Mcantr STmr, Nrw YoVx Crrr I DARD:-: HUTTLE tA INE. A OST SIMPLE AND LIGHT 10RUNNING Machine made 1t does tbe largest range of work of any machine and gives entire satisfaction. Being a continuous movement, gets rid of all friction. SIX YEARS on the market, and 200,000 Machines sold, 10,000 sold witin last the year. D11IDIES LIKE IT ad PRAISE 1!. (standard Rotary Snuttle one solid piece of steel.] i. \1lbk or kippIlg Stiehes. Sli 8i1 i affll. Co. RICHMOND, VA D. B. W HEELER, ILOCAL ACENT, WtTH HEADQUARTERS AT NEW BE RRY, S. C. SIt wouki be to the interest of every citizen of Newberry and the County who are thinking of buy ing-a ~machine to call on D. .. .Wheeler and Examine The Standard BEFOR BYING AY OTiiE. TATE OF SCUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NE WBERRY-PRO BATE COURT. >seph L. Keitt, as Executor of the last will and testament of Georgiana M. Turnipseed, deceased, and as Exe cutor of the.last will and testament of LeonoraTurnipseed, deceased, Plain tiff, against James 0. Turnipseed, Defendant. omplaint to call in Creditors. Sell land to pay Debts and for general Relief. LL CREDITORS'OF GEORGI I. ana M. Turnipseed, deceased, and eonora Turnipseed, deceased, or either 'temn are required to render and es .bsh their respective demands before is court under these. proceedings on -before t be first day of August, 1893. J. B. FELLERS, - J. P.N.CO. WOOD WORKING MACHINERY BRICK AND TILE MACHINERY BARREL STAVE MACHINERY GINNING MACHINERY GRAIN THRESHING MACHINERY SAW MILL MACHINERY RICE HULLING MACHINERY ENGINES AND BOILERS ate Agency for Talbott & Sons' Engines and ilers. saw and Grist Mills. rewer's Urick Machinerv. ozass ectAting tem Presses-no ts. 2omas' Seed Cotton E evators. all and Lum mus Gins. Si sih Co.'s \Wodworking Machinery. aners, Band Saws, Monlders, hiortisers, ~noners, comprising complete equipment r Sash, Door-and Wagon Factories. eLoach Plantation Saw Mill, variable feed. ?.it,n., Fitting and Machinery suppies. Write to Me before Buying f.g C. BADHAM, Manager, COLUMBiA, S. C. LAW OFFICES. floW61 & Buijifm. The rdecest line of Ofordsn 1 iNewberry at Jamieso's. 1xy MARVELOUS DISCOVERY I -Positivelyremoves 30NE s8?m, 1.ECTRrCCurb, IN 431HOURS, Without Pain. $ 500 Reward For Faflre or Slightest Injury. This is the Gratest Wonder of the 19th entire Teterinary q ~ -world. Cireutar and ' ~Sworn Proof ai ed-Free. Guy cbadn ~VAVhUrNo. 378 Canal St., 415 Il~W NewYork. 3T . Of Ifl-M ain ~41jWat. SteRom .14 oveb. anemy j- Onoro nal af nb. Padgett Pa the FreOt e ae nfntrt balo hu: .17 mm bei malledreth,ifUSYOU =06DOU, S cooking ute 4lU,Qd to 7107 denot, for P g Ok. S 0ImtAItevfe.t L.n o Pa rrr,Ut t SIe ~n lor=k foPB 805 Broa e uas, NE BR Y SC tWeu unre orered to o - eoy t nythemr =odin ,o Srol Sti, ta FIILMBII& AlIknd of Turar ning. 4=WBE4L-VwS C-.r We are gin, crn to do en auee tehiea in he ind of ldmber-drse Baet Saing, Scroll Sawi ng, Ald inds of Trn Wfelt grind on Sw A inarwee Tuesdaya speiay. We dei allommodat own anerdressed t ad unsortessed n. Saed foCWogu m and Brt blit, nsU BOTH IN QUJALITY AND PRICE. WI WILL REPAIR ALL FRUPNITU. We have bought Mr. Shockley's interest, and the firm name now is FUMT & TOKMAN, THOS S. SEASE, flttorrteg at Law, NEWBERRY, S. C. Practices in all the Courts of theStat collections a specialty. ONLY SIX WEEKS LONGER TO GET GOOD AND PURE W HISKEYS. NOW is the time to lay in your supply while the article is CHEAP AND PURE. Send your Orders to the UN DERSIG NED, but let them al ways be, accompanied with the ALSO A FULL LINE --OF GROCERIES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Call and Examine Wilmingtn, N. C., May 9, 1893. Betwen Chareston ad Colnmba ano Upper and Athens and Atlanta. CoNDENSED 80BEDULE. GOING WaST. INflG EAST 700 Lv....Charleston..Ar. 101 8 32 '4 ...Lanes............ " 836 105 A.. .Colnmbla..L.80 1 30 " ......Clnton.. .... " 3 30 309 G'4 ....Abil. 14 516 " ....1 ...'127 71 -4......anmo.... 930i pm 4 "......G breevil... "3 73 0 " .....Ahaevote...." 937 52 Cd trains be tals RKNLY, en' Maage RCKNOND AND DAN VLLERAI -190ADP COMP45Y. F.W. Ruidekoper &Raen Foter, Receive" COL UMBIA AND (iREENVILLE DIvxIsit. PA SUZGERDE Condensedchedffe-ne. .Vecw (Trains run by75th Meridian time-) BE-WEEq CHARLESTON COLUMBIA, SENECkAMD WALHAI-" DaDI. No. 11 STATIONS. No I. 6 50 a m Lv. ........Charleston........ Ar. 5 30p 1105a m -.....Columbia ......... lie2 ' U46am . 2p0 1148 am ...--aes.--. 1279 1223pm .-...,Prosperity....... 1140am 1237pm ........-Newberry....... 1119 am 1241pm .......-Helena........ 1114am 122pm .-......Chppells.... 1029sa 145pm ' ...--inety-Six.. IT A 220pm .-...Greenwood...- I50 .m 242pm W 300pm..... D nn.-. 312pm ..... HoneaPa 337 pm ----.~Beto--- - __W 352pm -A...-Anderson.. .8 Maga 428pm ...-PendIeton..... 733 505pm -6 58 a-m. 530pm -....West Union.-.. 6 35 a M 5 36 p m Ar. ........--Walhalla....- Lv 6130*ai ElXED BETWEEN GREENWOOD AND WA No.63 N - oJ Daily E. Sun. Dall 13n Mixed. V *7 c oo am Lv. Greenwood, Ar. 900pm 6 45am Inodges, 7 *5pm, 7 SS a m Donalds, 700pm 7 56am HoneaPath, 6 30 8 30 a m Belton, .6.0 I 00 a in Andersop, 3 12 00 m Pendleton, 2 P 1 30-pm Seneca, -110pIN 2 50 p m West Union. 2 .10pm 3 00 p m Ar. Walhaila, Lv. 12 p Pw BETWEEN BELTON AND GREENVILLE Daily. No. 11 STATIONS. Nov M4 -338pinLy Belton. Ar 843 3 57 p m Williamston. 8 24m 4 e3pm Pelzer,' 818am 4 15pm -Piedmont, L0S m 4 45 p.m Greenville,C&G 4 55 pm Greenville,.A dC 7 BEEEN CFAEABRG ANDdOLUX= 12 00 nIn Lv.......Charleston....... Ar. -6 P 350pm ..L... m .... 523pm ....-... e 550pm 1117am 623pm ..........Paole-.- 10 4ta m. 6 50 p m Ar. ...Spargi...-6 20 1"- in Ar.. ---.Lhvile----- ft BETWEEN NEWBERRY AiAgUmo dSt EX-Sun 'E- n. No.15. STATIOgi,.. No. 16. Lv. Ar. 1258pm ...Newberry.- 111osm , 105pm ...GoldvWee..... am0- -7. ! 120pmn ....Clinton.- 9-50:a3 2 5pm Ar Iaurens Lv 9'20, am BETWEEN HODGES AND ABBEVIi-4 Daily. Ex Sun No. 1L STATIOMI, No. 12..EXSun No. 9 Mixed. . . Mixed. No.10 945am 252pm.LvHodgesAr 925a& 225pm 10:0nm 325pmArAbbeviIeLv8Wi Wa2 CONNECTIONS VIA SorTH BOUN0,4AMM"A Daily. Daily. CEN'ZR A L TIMEDal. No. 39. No. 9. -i . s N N& p.m. a. m. a. m. p 12S0 64LLv..Columbia...Ar.:249.- ,04ta p m 5 10 11 45 Ar...Savannah...Lv.1020 Parlor Cars beween Columitanld::.an Savannah. Trains leave rtanburg S C, A & C.UVAC1 Io,NortJlbound.. 409 a~ 848 pm00 (Vesued imited); So botun1 54 mn p m, 11 37 a m. (Vestibuled Limitedf bound. W. N. C. Division, 65 p m ftr ' sonville, Asheville, and HotSprings. Trains leave Greenville, S. C, A. & C. sion, Northbound, 307a'm 2'26pm , 0S9VI&K fVestibuled Limited Southhod 307 u 20 - p m, 1228 p m. (Vestibuled -ted). Trains leave Seneca, S. C., A. O.' DIvisiQn, Northoound, 136 am, 1215 p m; Southbonnd4** ' a ,6 30 p_m.-- -~ Trains Nos, 11 and 12 on C. and G,-Divid ,;A and Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and 'S: Diviaion will run solid to and from Charlestan de S. C. E. PUXIMAN CAR SERVICE. Pullman Sleepers on 13 and 14. b:t7een-hs leston and Asheville, via ColumbnandQp-r"iid -i burg. Puman Palace Sleepingr on Trains 9,10, 1 V ..*3 and 36 on A3. & C. Dvso. W. H.GRREN V. E.MR E Gen'1 Mg'r, Gen'l Supe rnended -' Washington, D. C. Columbia, S. C. W. A. T JRX., S. IL1-1 A WALNI Gen'l Pas. Agent, Ase't Gen'l Pass. Washington, D.C. Atant*n 6*4 S* BO"" D"*""'"* Time Table In efet May 7t1 38 To Savannah and Florida vis.C nbisit Southward. - . . othia* Read Dowrn. . Bed - Eastern Time. ' Eastern im,t P M AM 1230 Lv HotSprings,N.'. Ar5 700 Asheville, " 0 73) .Skyland, " 940;. 802 Hendersonville" 9*. 8 12 Flat Rock, - " -845. 950am Lauirens, " 4 15 145pm Abbeville, S C. &3 1030am Clinton, "' 334k 1140 WaIhalla, " >700 1216pm Seneca, " 600' 148 Anderson, - " s'f . 10 20 Spartanburg, " 64 ; - 1117 'Union, * I4 -. E00M .Greenvil -0 4' PM Newberry, " 513 1240 Alston, " 43*F ll-" A M 605 20 Ar Columba " L. 890 112 -,. Central Time. Central T1me. AM PMP . - ' 1230 Lv Columbia, S CAr 94 7 45 2 17 Denmark, " - 327( ~ 8 38 .3 07 -Fairfax " -12.99 & 11 00 5:'0 Ar Savanigh, Gai. Lvl-10 4~j" P M 146 800 Lv Savannah, " 4 3 3 36 10 30 ' Jesup, " a4%1 500 1250 Waycross ", 100 81 ~7S0 700 Ca11annTFa. 4 15 735 800. 730 Ar Jacksonville, " -.65'b South of Columbia, Trains use 99th M*t&4" ' Ian Time. North of Colupbia, Trains #. 75th Meridian Time.. . J Close connections at Savanuit New York, PhiLealphia .and -Boston, with the Plant System .~ BaIss ~ - Steamers for Cliba andt all in EDWARD FoND. upt.' : ~-d i~4 . . L M. FI,moG (en'1 gAL .Jos. F..GRA. Tray. Pass..K~. W. Bo TrEz. Tn., Tr,. a. TnAINs. No.1. No.53.~ o5.N 530 3 25...Lv.Clinton.....Ar....-0 .: 5 37 3 30.........Dover ............P25 6 02 3 46........... Kinards...Z......40SM 756 6 12 3 t2.......Gay's Lane........-10A - 6 45 4 16........Newberry ........12-33. - 7 50 44'4............S h .........20 8 02 4 49...Little .Mountan.:.2O(4 8 30 50l..........Chapin:.......15 8 55 5 13......White'Rock......1-5 9 10 5 19..........Balentine.. #4 - 9 35 5 30.... ......Irmo.......... 2 10 15 5 48..........,.Salnda....- ..-16 ':34&i/ 10 30 555 Ar...Columbia...Lv...1100 30 A. M. P. M. A .P Genil Manager. - Sup. As%lpg, Go EAROARD AIR.'KINE Norfolk and Old Point, Vs., and ( ! ~ -- S.C. New line-to Chiarleuston,-8. CL Esbt NOTHBOUND. ._S No. 38iNo.13M Eastem Time No. ll7No4 Daily. Daily. je'cept Atlanta 8 4 45pmllv Atlanta ar 2 6.Mp' 11 3 Yiv Athenis ' fLIa 5f 1250pm 9 Sopar ETberton 1v 511a 145pm1l0Opmar Abbevil 4"1ms 212pn 10 ~rar Greenw'd 1r 357am 2 319m 1 m t Cintn '14 am 1 - 18pIlIamIar0heser ar120inf 6 20pml 14m ar Moroe^17120a 1j108Ddb I6l15am ar Raleigh lv Si0p*I 7 37am1arHende "iv i07S2evt ,41' -9 00am ir Weldonolv 650p...; . 10 2amjarPetersbur~ 400- - 11 45amIarRmchmond li325pm 5 27pm Baltimorel1v9 42a 135mIaNwYorklv 1an:. 165 ama Charlotte 14000pmI 9.45omIar Wilm'g'n lv 500pm( ..' ad 330pm - -lv Clinton ar - mg 418pm . -arNewbrlv: 434pm 1rzoprtv 1. 555m ar Columbla - 1 725m. jar -Sumterjv -l - lan 10 lZp arCharlestonlv 4 9 2pml larDaringtnlvj . { 11 45am1lv Norfolk -1v 3 to '6pmj1vN.orf'1kbarj sozI. 730am 1ar Balto . 1v 630amd 147am 'ar Piladel lv 4 4lam j 1 0pm ar NewYork lv~ 21OpmI 555pm 17 Ports'h(n 9 10amj 51l0pm1ar Pbnaea. 11 I800pm asrNewYorklvj0pm ' 6 00pmllvPorts'h(w)ar 8 Oa I630amIarWae'h'gt'n1v TO0pni deljbia and Norfolkraihoad. (w) VIaNoiq - a Wa..ington steamboat Co. TrainsNom '' and 117 rui-solid with Pullman but ee~w ars betwleen- Atlanta 'and Wa n P9uman Buffet alorecars btue ton and New York: Parloi- ear Wlo Portmouth, Sleeping- ear'Hamtnid' - mngton. TrainsNosc.S34 and 41 estry tri~ ~ A coaches between A tlanta and CaIs~~4t Tickets at Union depot or at E, D. anlz , tiket o3ee,-NO. 4 Kimball House. -. OV. SMITH Tram1ean~ . - JOHN C. WINDER, Gengl ans wen . H.W.BK GLOVER, Div. Pass. Agent, A'tlanta WE and O p( W A f Ad 8