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A RAINM[AKEPUS THREAT. He Will Open the Floodgates at Chicago on Kansas Day. TOPEKA, Kansas, June 20.-C. B. Jewell, the Rock Island rainmaker, has a scheme on hand now which is caus ing the Populist administration a great deal of worry. He announced yesterday that he proposed to convince the peo ple that he could bring down rain, and would go to Chicago and, during Kan sas week in September, flood the Wold's-Fair~with~great dowupours. He said if that would not satisfy the most stubborn he did not know what ;ud.-His scheme is to operate from the Kaneas building in the Fair grounds, and if not permitted to do that he wiil set up his tent on the out side and flood Chicago with water. He believes that if he can make rain fall at the Fair he will convince the world that there is something in this method. He has selected Kansas week because thousands of Kansans will be there. The State officers object to this scheme, because they do not want a downpour of rain when they go to Chicago to make a big show, and it is certain that the Board will be urged to see to it that Jewell shall not be allowed inside the grounds. Only one member of the Board would be in favor of Jewell making his test in the Kansas building, and he is Major Anderson, who is as sistant general passenger agent of the Rock Island Railroad. Star Time and Son Time. [Ladies' Home Journal.1 The time for sending out the noon signal at Washington is the instant the sun crosses the seventy-fith meridian. This, however, is not the sun which gives us light and heat, but an invis ble imaginary one; because, for the certain reason, the true sun does not cross the meridian at the same moment every day, but during one part of the year he gets over it a little more ahead of time each day, and during the other part he is correspondingly behind time; and so this fictitious sun is used, be cause its apparent path around the earth brings it exactly over the same line at the same moineut every day. Now at just what instant this sun croe the mteridian is determined by means of the stars; for the time at the observatory is not reckoned by the sun, but by the stars. Every clear night an astronomer at the observatory looks through a large telescope for certain stars which he knowsynust cross a cer tain line at certain times, and by the use of an electrical machine he makes a record of the time each star passes, as shown by a clock which keeps sideral or star time. He then consults a printed table, which shows him at just what time each star mtust have passed,and by as much as this time diff'ers from that recorded b>y the clock the latter is wrong, and in that way the sidereal clock is relgulated. This star time is then reduced to sun time, which requires some calculation, as there is a difference between the two of about four minutes each day. These two clocks-one keeping star time and the other sun time-are of very fine quality, and are .as near per fection as possible. Although they cannot help being affected by changes of temperature and different conditions of the atmosphere, they are very rarely more than the fractional part of a sec ond out of the way. No attempt is ever made to correct such errors, but they are carefully noted and allowed for in making calculations. For the purpose of distributing time a third clock known as a transmitter, is used. This is set to keep time by the seventy-fifth me ridian, and is regulated by the standard clock before mentioned. It is in all respects similar to the other clocks ex cept that it has attached to it an ingen ious device by which an electric circuit may be alternately opened and closed with each beat of the pendulum. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cures Dyspepsia, In digestion& Debility. Infonaation for Royalty. [Chicago Record.] They say that while our Mayor H ar rison and the In fanta Eulalia were on their way from the railway station to the Posado della Potter Palmer the cro,wds of excited men and women surged up to the very wheels of the carriage and cheered lustily. The In fanta could not help being flattered by the demonstration, and with a pleased smile she said to the Mayor in En glish: "Your people are very cordial, are they not?" To which our Mayor, with a smile, and in a tone expres'ive of pride, made answer: "Yes. I am the most popular man in Chicago." For Constipation Ayer's Pills For Dyspepsia Ayer's Pills For Biliousness Ayer's Pills For Sick Headache Ayer's Pills For Liver Complaint Ayer's Pills For Jaundice Ayer's Pills For Loss of Appetite Ayer's Pillsj For Rheumatism Ayer's Pillsl For Colds Ayer's Pills For Fevers Ayer's Pills Prepared byDPr..C. Ayes:Co.. Lowell.afass. Bold by al Drggi,.i* Ery. Dose ffectie Ssssssss S !*S . sM!CUIIaP S~ S SSSSSSSSSS "TUri vae USe From eress an R pepoe S t region of which is situated that nom inally boom town, Prosperity, we clip the following startling and alarming intelligence: "A MX:TERIOUS VISIT" "OF BUTLER'S PRIVATE SECRETARY AT NEwIIERRY-BE ON YOUR GUARD -REFORMERS." "Senator Butler's private secretary, Mr. Roper, was in Newberry last month. The object of his visit is a mystery unless he was there for the purpose of buying some Tillmanite to desert his faction in order to be Post master at Newberry. Wait fellow Re formers and you may see who the traitor is. He is known, and is being watched." "Reformers" of Newpberry, from the cavernous depths of its heart the Ad vertiser deplores your most piteous plight. When the Erymanthean boar laid waste the country round about Psophis there wasa vigilant and aveng ing Hercules to catch him in a net but it would appear that this ravening sec retary has done the damage while you slept. 'Will you kindly infoi m us where your Hercules was at ? Newberrians, it is, alas! and lo! a horrible fate that has visited you. It "cuts us to the heart" to contemplate how this fiend in secretary's form, or serpent's form, or crocodile form or perhaps re-form or some other terrible form has circulated among you and wrought havoc "last month," violating the sweet and fragrant serenity of bal my May. When we remember that the object of his visit is still a "mystery" it racks our soul to consider the unknown and unimagined seeds of devilment that he may have sown. Who can say that this creature insti gated by the very old Satan himself did not spread the contagion of "polit ical leprosy" and that it is not secretly raging from Mollohon to Dutch Fork ? We conjure you by all the tribe of Ben jamin to freely use disinfectants. It is moreover our solemn duty to warn the "Reformers" 0i Laurens to declare a strict quarantine against all Newberry reformers until every suspicion of the foul disease is banished from your metes and bounds. But what means the ominous lan guage of "buying some Tillmanite ?" Is our fondly cherished faith that Newberry "Reformers" were unpur chasable to be thus rudely shattered ? Can it be that they may be enticed by paltry allurements of a postoffice in an Anti-town? Or -do you mean to con vey the idea that they will not come much higher than three for a quarter ? We respectfully suggest that you rise in your wrath and exterminate the "traitor" alluded to. It is no use to "wait, 'reformers,' that you may see who the traitor is." Stab him in the dark and shoot him on the spot. His case calls for condign punishment. The proper thing to do is to lynch him quick or else apply the deadly black list. The time has come for action "re formers of New berry." It is your duty to hold another caucus, pass a resolu tion and so blast forever the "traitor" whose existence is suspected and whose physiology the wily and wan dering secretary may have rubbed up against. To quote the burning words of a cel ebrated secret circular issued in an cient times by an eminent statesman who seems about to disappear into the abysmal depths of private life, "let none pass and repass unless they are properly vouched for." A Wise Provision of Nature. [From the London Figaro.) Teacher-What are marsupials ? Boy-Animals which have pouches in their stomachs. Teacher--And what do they have pouches for ? Bov -Tio crawl into and conceal themselves in when they are pursued. THE DUKE DE VERAGUA'S REVENGE. How He "Got Even" with an Impertinent Youth. Cincinnati Conmercial-Gazette. A dark, handsome gentleman, with side-whiskers and1 a foreign air, stepped into the telegraph office on the Column bian fair grounids at Chicago and asked courteously: "Is this the citice or the telegrapb, senor ?" "It ain't anything else," carelessly replied the operator, one of those choice essenses or Chicago whose only per fume is crudity. "I would send a telegram," said the stranger, quietly. "Would you ?" drow led the operator; "well, why don't you send it?" Trhe visitor's heavy eyebrows raised, but lhe said quietly: "How many of the words have I permit to send for twenty-five of the cents?" "Teni," snapped the operator, short "Only so few as ten ?" asked the stranger. "They gave twelve to twen ty rbroad, aenor." "Ten words for a quarter, or she don't go," snarled the operator. "How much do you want for 25 cents ?" The visitor's dark eyes gleamed dan gerously and his firm lips closed. "I send but ten of the words for that zxmnne then, seor?" LJ.A.UJ _,L4 A.J T V A_!.AFLJL& JL JL.A "Yes." 'And th e name, dcws it go fret senor?" "Yes." I A strange smile chased itself arounti the corners of the haughty mouth, au< picking up a pen the stranger quietly wrote: ilis Honor, the Mayor of Columbus 0., I will visit your city en route tc New York. CHRIST1,o1AL COLON. De Toledo y Larreatagul, de la Cord: Ramirez, de Baquedana y Gante: Vic< Admiral Aldelantado, Mayor de la Indias, Marquis de Jamaica, Duke dE Veragua y de Ia Vega, Grandee de i Spain, Senatorio de Ia Kingdom, Cabal lero de la Insigne Orden del Tolson de Oro, Grand Cruz de Carlos II., Grand Cruz de Ia Concepcion de Villaviciosa Gentil Hornbre de Camara de King Alfonso XIII. The operator took one wild look at the message-then he fainted dead away. The stranger was the Duke de Vera. gua. BAD ERUPTION ON NECK Sorely Afflicted Nearly Three Years. Used Prescriptions from Three Doc tors without any Benefit. After using Cuticura Two Days, the Scabs all Dropped Off. Cure was Quick and Complete. I suffered for nearly three years with an erup. tion on my neck, and used prescriptions from three doctors during that time which did me no good. I purchased cTIcURA REZEDIZs, and the second day after using it the scabs all dropped off and never scabbed over any more. Before I used up the second set of CUTIcuA my neck was entirely well, and has been well ever since, and all that I can say for it is, that whereas I was sorely afflicted I am now well, and all from the use of CUTIcIA RNXEDIES. N. W. SMITH, Lynchwood P. 0., Kershaw City, S. C. This is to certify that the above testimony Is correct, as I purchased the CuTicuRA and saw its effects while using. W. S. SXITH, Notary Public for the State of South Carolina. Skin Diseases 10 Years Find the Cu'rcIaA REXEDzs do all you claim. Have been suffering with skin disease ten years. Colld find no rerhedy to cure until I tried CUTI cUP.A. Very bam over the result. TRI MOORE, Lancaster, Va. Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and CUTICUnA. the great Skin Cure, and CU7ICVRA SoA,P. an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in stantly relieve and speedily cure every disease and humor of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, from pimples toscrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, CrrIcTSA, 50c.; SOAP, 25c. ; REsOLVENT, $1.00. Prepared by the l'OTTE;R DUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORAToN, Boston. ai5Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseasee," 64 pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. * MPLES, back.heads, red, rough, chapped, and run oily skin cured by CEcTICRA SOAP. WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS, With their weary, dull, aching, lifeless, all.gone sensation, relieved In oue minute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. The first and only instnta neous pain-kilfing strengthening plaster. 25 cents. MRS. S. A. RISER'S. A very select stock of the choicesi novelties in Millinery and Notions. Hood's Cures. In saying that Hood's Sarsaparillt cures, its proprietors miake no idle oi extravagant claim. Statements frorw thousands of reliable people of whal Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for themi conclusively prove the fact-H OOD't Sarsaparilla CURES. HooD's PILLs act especially upor liver, rousing it from torpidity to itt natural duties, cures constipation anc assists digestion. A Triutaph or Inventive Genius. [From the Indianapolis Journal. Mrs- Hogan-An' fwy isn't the old mon a-w.orkin' now ? Mrs.;Grogan-It's a invintor he is He has got up a road sebrnper tho does the work of foive min. Mrs. Hogan-An' how minnfy mit do it take to r-run it ? Mrs. Grogan-Sir. It will be a grea thing fer giv' imlploym it to the labor in' juan. t.Uitcau's Sweeising ('urse. Guiteasu's' skull was kept in~ the Army3 Medical Museum which collapsed it Washington last week, killing anc maiming so many people. It is prob' ably buried ini the ruins anId ground to powder. Befot e htis e.xec,ution Guiteau issued a dragnetr curse wh,i& included every one wh 1. ad nyl hug to dhe with his conivienen'I t ti miazkind in general. Superititiotus inople may con~ nect the presence of Gutiteau's s.kull in the building in somzie mtysterious way with the terrible catastrophe. HILL' Will completelyV desetroy the d esire fo' less; cause no sickness', an d many he gi edge of the patient, w ho will voluntat DRUNKENNESS allH[ORPHNE the patient, by the use of our SPECU) During treatment)patients are aillowe phine until such time as they shall vt We send particulars and pamphl be gbnd to plaice suifferers fromt an y of -tion ith pnIersons who have been cutre< HILL'S TABLETS arc for drgit at $1.00 per package. If your drugristdoes not keep thel and we will scud you, by return mxai Tablets. Write yonr name and nddress plr whether Talets tare fur Tobacco, 2 Liquor IIaLit. DO NOT BE DECEIVED into pu: any of the variouns nostrum:s 1hltt are~ offered for sal'h Ask for IIL TA.BL ETS atnd tako no other Mianufactured only by -THE 61, 53 & 550Opera Block, LIMA, OHIO. PAR.TICU'LAiS Tx I na, twoya zAGENTS W -m The Flu;tuation in .Jay ouldsa Wea-th. [From the -Morning Oregomion.] i Jay Utuuld's millions are subject to I more ups and downs in the world than is the average lot of man. When he died he left stocks valued at $70,000,000. These securities increased in value rapidly till January 20, when the Gould estate was worth in the market $12,000, 000 more than when its creator died. But all that profit and several millions more besides have been wiped out by recent events in Wall street, When tha market, closed on June 3 the Gould; trust securities were worth $G,000,000 less than on the day Jay Gould died. Even that was better than their con dition a month ago. On May .3 the Gould blcek of Western Union Man hattan, and Missouri Pacific was worth about $61,000,000, or $0!000,000 less than ou December 4, when Mr. Gould died. The zigzag of the Gould millions in these few months makes an interesting study in big figures. Taking $70,000, 000 as a basis, it is seen that the estate has touched as high a limit as $82,000, 000 and as low a one as $61,000,000, a fluctuation of 321,000,000. Many Persons are broken down from overwor1k or household cares Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes excess ot'bile. and cures malaria. Get the genuine. A Falling Ont. LFromn the Washington Evening Star.1 "Binkles and his girl have had another falling out." "Defective hammock." The best way to avoid scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature bald ness is to use the best preventive known for that purpose-Hall's Hair Renewer. R. HATHAWAY& Cs, SPECIALISTS. (Regular Graduates.) Are the lea!ng and most successful specialists an w.1 iv% you help. Youngand mid die aged men. Remarkable re suIts have follow ed our treatment. - Manyyears ol Nar ed andSuccesf tel experience In the use of eur tive methods that we alone own and control for all ds orders of men who .Vhave weak. unde veloped or dis eased or or w who are sfering rom errors of outh and excess r who are nervous nd impotent, he scorn of their ellows and the contempt of their friends and com panions. leads us 'o guarantee to all patienta. if they can possibly se restored, our own exclusive treatment will afford a cure. WOMEN! Don't you want to get cured of that weakness with a treatment that you can use at home without instrument-? Our wonderful treat ment has cured others. Why not you? Try it. CATARR, and diseases of the Skin. Blood. Heart, Liver and Edneys. SYTPHILIS-The most rapid, safe and effective remedy. A complete Curec Guaranteed. SKINJ DISEASES of all kinds cured where many others have failed. - UNNATURAL DISCIIARGES promptl cur-ed in a few days. Quick, sure and safe. hs includes Gleet and Conorhm. TRUTH AND FACTS. We have cured cases of Chronic Disesses that have failed tO get cured at the hands of other specia ists and medical institutes. REMEPERthat there Is hope for Y- 3. Constlit no other, as you may waste valuable time. ,jbtain our treatment at once. Beware of free and cheap treatmients. We give the best and most scientific treatment at moderate prces-as low as can be done for safe and aliful treatment. FREE consultation at the office or ay mail. Thorough examination and careful diag noIf caeA he reatment can begiven n amsjort No. 2 for women: No. tfor skin Diseases. All corre spondence answered promptly. Business strictly con fidential. Entire treatm:ent sent free from observa tion. Refer to our patients, banks and business ment Address or call on DR. HATHAWAY & CO. 22 1-2 Souths Broad Street. ATLANTA. GA ~OMGO0 fmale BlUts Cures all Female Complaints and Monthly iregularity, LeucorrhceaorWhites, Painin Back or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds up the-whole system. Ithascured thousands and will cure you. Druggists have it. Send stamp for book. DB. J. P. DB0IGO0LE A CO., Louisville, Ky. DEA keck5 ' li ISIE TU CUSHI0NS. Whisper. hesrd.Co WORTH SENDING FOR W D. 3. . SCHENCK has published a book on diseases of the LUNGS, LIYKR AND STOMACI3 which he will mail free post paid to all applicants. Address. DR1. J. HI. SCHENCKC & SON, Phila., Pa. IcarefulHt ivestigation as to our resp< ilty and the merits of our Tabiets. ioride of Gold Tablet TOA CCO in from 3 to5i days. Pcrfectly harm - ien in a cup of te:n or corree without ane know] ly stopsmoking or chewing in a few day. BAIlf! can be cured at home, and with flJ1 out any effort on hepart of . FOMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. the free ure of L.iquor or Mor luntarily give them up. of testimoni-ls free, and shall these habits in commrnun iea l by all FIRST-CLASs n, enlnse us S 1.00 a ackage of our Iornhino or -chaing enre do wh worth< and Iroml from ten tc and smoked f< of your Tablets TUE 0O110 CHEMICA L C for si.0o worth of your them all right anid.althiougl Truly you: Tm: Ounlo CRrnv IcaL Co. :-GENT LE1 wor ofprase oryour Tablets._ My L iquor, anti t:ron;ih :'frienld, I w-as led t constant rier dut tewrk uin yo'JSl ani.n rne,, atruigyuwill nttouch liquor of any kind. I ha you,in rderto now tLue cure was permRanen OHIO CHEMICA L Ceo:-GTIEMEN:-Yeur Table e use opie hypodermically, for seven yi kage ofyou TaletL,s, and without any effort or Address all Orders tV D-i TH E OHIO CH El 5,53 and 55 Op i m enti this paper.) mu*3 mm mu urns 531 Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitch and Children. It contains n other Narcotic substance. for Paregoric, Drops, Soot1 It is Pleasant. Its guaran, Millions of Mothers. Casto: -the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Castorla isso well adapted to children that I reeommend it assuperior to any prescription kuown to me." N. A. ARCHER, M. D., 11 So. Oxford St., Brouklyn, N. Y. "T"'hUZur1fd 'Castoria' L.; S,O .*Versaltln its nerits .o well known that it se,-ms a wor of supererogation to endor it. Few a-e the i.teligent fai'e who do not kex- Casoria within e:sy reac h.'' C.uuz.os AL.ta'rv, 1). D., New York C2ty. Tim cNTLt;iz C EUTHE STI RIOTARY & SEW ING3 Kr - I KEPCO nSE i, -n al the way to, Vx 40s ' a Vhel 'u.nsi isD aa t.'rv . 67 74 SEEP ARO HIRESI Bee.r Clsgra epeance adbnu; a iear Promo,euL, t e i s a lV.ur:tnt- crew:h. - Neve~r Faits to letore Gray - ~. Iar to ita Ycu:Uul Color. I Cbreg alap di?-em & hai:r Thling- I he Consu mptive and Feeble and an whon atr fro.n exhausting d:senses nhould u.e Parker's Gi n er Lonic. It cures the worstCougrh. weak! Luni s eit, digstin, Femiale weakness. Rheutuati~IS anraIin. SOc. & 31.] HiNDERCORNS. -re onl7 s,eurfor co. M,s &i ain Mlakes wak.E: casy'. tss, at laru .:a. nsbil- ~ from persons who have been cured by the use of llilfs Tabilets. 7. O1Trn ('hrxMI"ATL Co. D))n --n:-I h. tVe been u sing you r for tobo"i hbt, and foun d it would t yu esi 111 or it. I used tenl cenKts the 1 strongu"Kche',in.g tobacco a day, ze to fia .-igars; or!I would smoke l orty pip- ol' to batcco. Have chewed rtwcnty-ttre years, and tw packages cured mue so I h:irve n o desire for it. -13. M. JAYJ.LO) D, Leslie, Mihb. Donns FERuY, N. Y. ~.:-GETLE1MEN :-doute time ago I seat ablets for Tobazcco H abit. I received theee i:.vs. I1uimcured. , MATIlSW JOUINbu i,I'.O.Box45. PITTrSBn~GH, PA. r,c:--It gives me pleas,ure to speak a o was strooigly addicted to the use of try youKrrTa:ets. Hie wa.s:L heavy and bts b'ut t hreecdays.he quit drinking, ye waitedU .-:r month before writing T ou~s truly, '.i$. HIELEN MORIlSON. Cr yCzYsATI, Or to. shave performed a miracle in my case. ars, andhave tbeen cured by the use of y part. W. L. LOTEGAY. HCAL CO., era Block. LIMA, OHIO. it IS !r's prescription for Infants either Opiurn, Morphine nor It is a harmless substitute ing Syrups, and Castor Oil. tee is thirty years' use by :'ia is the Chi1dren's Panacea Castoria. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, - tr -mach, Diarrhoua, Erctation, Kiis Wor.ms, gives sleep, and promotes d ges-.ion, Witliout i:urious medication. " Tor veAl years I have recomn.1etd your ' -... ia,' a:d suli always coz:ti:a:c te d, s> as it has invaria!ly produced behne.xi-' results." EnwIN F. PAaDEE, 2. D., 21: Ftreet and rL11 Ave., New York City. :OiPASY. r MeaRAY SM-rT, NEW YonIC C-r: T SIMPLE AND LIGHT . .II. RUNNING Maebine made it does the Jar;est ratige of work of any n!chinie and gives entire satisfaction. Being a continuous mnovement, ge:s rid of all friction. 1IX YEA RS on the market, :md 200.01m0 Machines sold, 10,000 sold within last the year. F i L:.1IES LIE IT ard iASE IT. A I. P tandnrd Rotary Snulte orA Solia piece of steel. 3:. .1 T ( Athpihippl ns IM Sevig nh RICHMOND, VA. D. B. W HEE LER, LOCAL ACENT. WITH HEADQUARTERS AT. NEWBERRY, S. C. It would be to the interest of every citizen (if New berry and the SCounty who are thinking of buy ing a maebhne to call on D. .. .Whbeeler and SExamine The Standard BEFORIE mBITIX .PH OTHER. TATE OF SCUTH CAROLINA C:OUNTY OF NEWBERIRY-PRO BATE COURTI. seph L. Keilt, ais Executor of the last will and testament of Georgiana M. Turnipseed, deceased, and as Exe eutor oft he last will and testament of Leonora Turnui pseed, deceased, Plain ti1f, against James O. Trurniipseed, Defendant. 'onmplaint to call in Credit ors. Sell land to pay D)ebts and for genera] Relief. ILL CHE DITORtS OF GEORGI Suna M. Turnipseed, deceased, and AieInora Turn ipsee-d, decensed, oreithbez f them akre requi red to render anud es 'blishi I heir re'spective demands beforE his court under these iiroceedings ori r before the first day of August, 1893~ J. B. FE LLERS, J. P. N.C. WOOD WORKING MACHINERY BRICK AND TILE MACHINERY BARREL STAVE MACHINERY GINNING MACHINERY GRAIN THRESHING MACHINERY SAW MILL MACHINERY RICE HULL!NC MACHINERY ENGINES AND BOILERS ate Agency for T.aul'ot & Sons' Engines an< oilers. -aw and 'Irist 3.Iills. ~rewer's Urick 3 chine(rv. 'ou ble screwe Qot t on Presses. 'nomas' Direet-.ueg i.eamn P'resses-n<( homa'er-d Cotton E evato)rs. nielbere iee H luIers. f. B.Smith to.'s w o-dworkima Macihinery 'laners. IHa I'd Sa:wsdo 31ders. MIortisers, enoners. comnpri-.ang comnplete equipmuenli r isash. Door an d Wegen Fac~;tories. eonehi Plantat ion 5awY~ ii. , vaale feed eling, Fit Iin:g and 3iachuiuery supplies. Write to Me before Buying V. C. BADHAM'Manager, COLUMBIA, S. C. LAW OFFICES. Ilower& BjUm.II The Lieest line of Ofordsn 1 NcwIi rry at .Jaiso's. I1Xy MARIVELCUS DISCOVERY! ...7:..Positively remnoves Ringbone. Splint, ELECTRicor Curb, IN 48 HOURS, Without Pain. 5 500 Reward For Failure or SlightesL Injury. SThis is the Greatest 'Wonder of the 19th t~ *1.- Century, astonish ing,br as it does, the -- entire Veterinary ~ " Circulars an'd Sworn Proofs Mail ed Free. r.-Gy Chieciri, No. 378 Canal St., New York. R. W . ... IA . 5 RZa. Cim.on, & EB iBLiIR hici ansn- a n Surgn s 9a.i 2bn-s,- A- nsnand. Snrgrn ANP Padgett Pays the Freight! A large illustrated Catalogue show Ing hundreds of designsof Furniture, Stoves and B:by Carriages will be malled free. if you mentiob this paper. I will sell you FURNITURa. etc., ju,t as cheap as you can buy then in large cities, and pay the freight.to your depot. Heeare a few sa ples* ' A No. 7 flat top Co'okung stove with 2 cooking utensils, delivered to anY depot, for $12 00. A 5-hole Cookin Range with 3 cooking utensils, delivered to any depot. for $1300. A large line of Stoves in por tion. Spoclal agent for Cbs Oak Stoves. A nice Parlor Suit, upholstered In good lush, fashionab colo d lvrdanywhere for $30.20 Aonzg line of Parlor Suits to select from. A Bedroom Suit, large glass, big bedstead, enclosed washstand, fll suit 9 pieces; chairs have cane seats, delivered anywhere for $*2 0. Other Suits both cheaper and more vpensive. Sydsv of yd.-wide Carpet for $7 50. 1 pair Nottingham Loe Curtains. pole, 2 chal:as, 2 hooks, 10 pins, all for $1 0). A nce Wini-low Shade, 7 ft. long, 3 ft. wide. o, wri g rollers.with fringe for it) cA- I, s. No frei ght pu Id on RhaIs and Cur tains unie.4- ordered in connection with oi hor go)Kul. Send for aouP. Address L. F. PADGETT, Broad Str.-t, A ,rusta, Ga. F ULMER& STO CKMAN3 0ONTRACTORS AND NEWBERRY, S. C We are now prepared to do every thi.jg in the line of building Bracket Sawing, Scroll Sawing, and All kinds of Turning. We also grind corn two days in a week Tuesday and Saturday. We deal in all kinds of lumler-d ressed and undressed. Sawed Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds a specialty. We will a:cenmmrodate town and coun try at shortest notice. BOTH IN QUALITY AND PRICE. WE WILL REPAIR ALLJ FURNTITURE. We have bought Mr. Shockley's interest, and the firm name now is I{AIR & 8TO00KMAN THOS S. SEASE, Rttan180 at Law, NEWBER RY, S. C. Practices in all the Courts of t he Stat collections a specialty. ONLY SIX WEEKS LONGER TO GET GOOD AND PURE W HISKEYS. NOW is the time to lay in your supply while the article is CHEAP AND PURE. Send your Orders to the UN DERSIG NED, but let them al ways be accompanied with the ALSO A FULL LINE --OF GROCERIES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Call and Examine. FAST LINE Betwee hlarledon and C<olura an< UpI er and Athens -and A:nta. GuING WEWsP. G~OTNG EAST No.5&. No.53. 7 :0 Lv. h reston..Ar. 10 15 8 2"...Lanes....." 9 41 ...$umnter...." 725 10.55 Ar. ...Columnbia..Lv 6 L.0 o ni 1222 "...,Prosperity.. - 434 a :"...New berry...... A' 4 18 1 :i " .. ClInton.... 3 30 3 09i ".. . bbevile...... " 1 45 a mn 5 16 "...Ath ens...."112 7 1S " . ..Atanta... " 9 30 S 10 " ...Winn.sboro..... " 11 54 7 30 " ._..Charlotte...." 9 35 4 35 "... Anderson.... " 12 55 a m 4 45 "... Greenville... " 11 57 10 10 " ....Asheville... ' 7 00 N. 53 and 538olid trains between Charles H. M LMRISN, Ass't Gen'1 Pass. Agent. o.R KNY ( en' anager. ]cjDDAV"LERAIL HOAD COMPAN F.W. Hldekoper& Reuben Foster, ReeiVers COLUMBIA AXD G EEVILLZ DIVJ01ty pAss=NGzB DpTCcL Condensed Sebedule-In e1ject June 4th, 109. (Trains run bY7th Meridian time.) BETWEEN UHAIMESTON COL MBL&O SEXC ACD Daily. WALHALLA-.al No. 11 STATIONS. Nol2. 6 5 aLV Charleston.. Ar. 53opm 1105am L ......Colum bia.. ----- 1100m 1146a m --------. Aso. .- . 122op m 11 46 a m ....---- 1217pm 11 am -. eaksI....-. 40 a m 1223 p m ...., Prosperty...-... 11 19am 1237pm - elena..--... 11 l4am 12 41pm . H....Hel.en--.- am 1P. p1m1 ...NinetySx-- 10 08 a m 45pm ... 950am . 0 p M ....... Greods--.. 9a .. 42 p m ...~~.-Hodes-,_ a M 3 00pm Donalds.- 913am 12p m ..---onea Path..-. .902am 3 r pm .........Be-t-- n- - _ 8 45 a m 352 p m ...---.Anderson 808am 4 28 p m ......---Pendleton-.- 658am 5 05 p m .......----.Seneca----.-- 658 am 5 30 p m ......Wet UiOn-..- 635am 536pm Ar. .........WalhAlla.- Lv 630&m M1XED BETWEEN GREENWOOD AND WALHALL-s Daily oi . Sun. Dail Sun 6 00 am Lv. Greenwood, Ar. 9 00pm 1 6 4.5am blodges, 7 43pm 7*1am Donalde, 7 ep 7 56am Honea Path, 6 3pfm 8 30am Belton, 6 00P m 11 00a Im Anderson, 3 40pm 12 00 m Pendleton, 2 59 pm 130pm Seneca 110 pm 250 pm West Lnion. 12 40pm 3 00 p m Ar. Walhalla, Lv. 12 3 pin BETWEEN BELTON AND GREENVILLE. Daily. Daily. No. 1i STATIONS. NO. 12 3 38pm Lv Belton. Ar 843am 3 57 p m Williamston. 8 24 am 4 (3 p m Pelzer, 818 am 4 1. p m Piedmont. 8 08am 4 45pm Greenville, C & G 7 36 a'm i 55 p m Greenvilie, A & C 7 30a m BETWEEN SPARTANBUGAND COLUKA.' Daily. Dog No. is STATION,S. . NO.Ti 120 n'n Lv.......Charleston.....--- Ar. 530 p 'i 3 50 p m ........Columbia........ 12Dpm 4 30p m ............Alston ...... 1240 p m 5 23 p m ..........Carlisle......-. 1144 am 532pm ............Santue......... 113-a m 550 p m ............Union............ 1117 am 623pm ............Pacolet...... 10 44 a i 6 5 p mAr. .......Spartanburg-......Lv.102 m 1010 p m Ar. .....Ahevie.....LV. 700 a in BETWEEN NEWZEREY AND I.MURENs. Ex.Sun Ex.Sun. No.15. STATIONS. No.16. Lv. Ar. 125Rpm ...Newberry... 1110am 1 (Opm .....Goldville- 10 15am I 2pm ......Clinton.- 9b0 am . 25 pm Ar Laurens Lv 9 20 am BETWEEN HODGES AND BRBVZILLE Daily. Daily. Ex Sun No. 1L STATIONS. No. 12. ErSIn NO. 9 Mixed. Mied. NO. 10 9 45am 252pm.LvHodgesAr 9 25am 225p m. 10 2, m 325 pmArAbbevilleLv8 50 am 200p m CONNECTIONS VIA SOCTH ROUND RAILROAD. Daily. Laily. CENTRAL TLME Dally. Daily. No. ;9. No. 9. N0- - NO-10 p. m. a. m. a. n p. In. 12 30 6 4, Lv.....Columb1a...Ar. 2 40 9 00 p In 510 1' 45 Ar...Savannah...Lv.0 20 .400 - Parlor Cars between Columbia and Savannah. Trains leave Spartanburg, S. C., A & C. Divis ion, Northbound 4 09 a m 3 48 p m, 6 00 p m iVestibuled Limited); Southbound, 156 a m, 3 p m, 1137 a m. (Vestibuled Im-A' West. bound, W. N. C. Division, 6 50 p m for Hender Ssonville, Asheville. and Hot Springs. Trains leave Greenville, S. U., A. & C. Divi sion, Northbound, 307am, 226p m 508p m. (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound, 07 a m, 4 42 p m, 12 28 p m. (Vestibuled Limited). Trains leave Seneca, S.C., A. & 0. Divisn, Northoound, 136 am, 1215 p m; Southbound 4 38 a m. 6 30 p m. Trains Nos, 11 and 12 on C. and G. Division, and Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and S. DiviWn will run solid to and from Charleston over the S. C. R. R. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Pullman Sleepers on 13 and 14. between Char leston and Asheville, via Columbia and Spartan burg. Pullmax Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 9, 10. 11, 12, 37 and 38 on A. & C. Division. W. H. GRiEN. V. .MCM7" Gen 'r 'en'1 Superintende t. Washirgton, D. C. Colu C W. A. T(JE&, S. H. 1 A WICK, (en'l Pas. Agent, Ass't Gen'l Pm Agt., Washington, D.C. . Atlanta SOUTH BOUND 1tAIXOAl& Time Table in effect ay7th, 1898 To Savannah and Florida vla Columnbia. Soutard..Nortward Read Down. *B.ead Up. Eastern Time. Eastern Time. PM AM PM PM 12 30 Lv Hot Springs,N.f'. Ar1: . .65 7 00 Asheville, " 11 730 Skyland, " 940 302 Henders.onville" 906 8312 Flat Rock, *' 845 950am Laurens, " 415 1 45pm A bbeville, S C 335 10 30am Clinton, " - 334 11 40 WaIhalla, " 21) 12 l4pm Seneca, "640 1 4o Anderson, "4 38 10 20 Spartanburg, " 650 1117 Union, . 145 1200M' Greenville, 50f, 253pm Greenwc o, "237 4 25 PM Newberry, " 1267 5 13 12 40 Alston, " -430 1210 A M 6005 1 20 Ar Colunmbia ..Lv 50 1120 Central Time. Central Time. AM PM PM PM l23 Lv Columbla, S CAr 240 7 45 2 17 -Denmark, " 1267 -70s 38S 3 07 Fairfax " 1259 612 11 00 5:'O Ar Savannah, Ga. Lv 102O 450 1-16 800 Lv Savannah, " Ar 630 1214 A M 3 36 10 30 Jesup, " 840 10 25 A M 5 00 12 50 Waycross " .100- 91N P M 7 30 7 00 Callahan. Fla. 7 15 7 35 800 70 Ar Jacksonvtlle, " 635 740 South of Colum bia, Trains use 90h Merd an Time. North of Columbia, Trains use 75th Meridian Time. Close connections at Savannah With, the Ocean Steamship Co's elegant Steamers for New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and with the Plant Sytmof Railways and Steamers for Cuba aal nts in Floeida. L. M. FLEMING. Gen'l Pass. AgL. .Tos. F. (RAY Tray. Pass. Agt. W.BTrLER, . E., Trav. Pas. Agt, - CioLXRIA.NEWBERRY & LAUR EjlNSI M. R. schedule in effect Sunday, Sept. 25th,1l52. SOc-rHBOUND NOETamOHEn TR s. TRAINS. No. 1. No.53. No.52. No. 2. A. M.P. M. P. M. P.M, 5 30 3 25...Lv.....Clinton....Ar... 130 - 8 35 5:7 30.......Dover .......... 125 '825 5 45 338......God vile ......117 8 10 6 02 3 46.......Kinads........ 1 08 7.56 6 12 3 2......Gary' Lane....1 02 7 48 6 22 4 00......alapa............1255 7 31 6 45 4 16...Newerry .........1238 70 7 23 4 32.....riety.........1222 86 7 50 4 44.......S ha......1209 607 3 02 4 49...Little Muntain...1204 557 830 501.......Chap1n... .....1152' 537 55 518.... White Rock.........11.4O 513 9 10 5 19......Balentine.........11 34 .4 40 9 35 5 30.......Irmo...........1123 4 15 9 55 5 39...........Leaphart.........11 15 '3 50 10 15 5 48......aada.........106 3848 10 30 5 55 Ar...Columbia...LV...100 . 3 31 A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M Nos, l aud 2 local freight and pasnsen J. R. KENLY, W. G. CILDIS, C. 0. L1 LE, Gen'l Manager. Supt. As'iot S EABOARD AIR LINE..-Short line to Norfolk and Old Point, Va., and Columbia.' S. C. New line to Charleston, S. C. Effect May 7, 1893. NORTHBOUND. SOUTHBOUND. No. 38 No. I34 Eastern Time No. 117 No. 41 Daily. Daily. except Atlanta Daily. jDaily. 8 00am1 4 45pmlIV Atlanta ar 7 30amJ 6 45en U Depotcety tm '27am1 305pm lv Athens ar 6 18am 516pm' 12 50pm~ 9 00pm ar Elberton lv 5'19ami 4 13pm 1 4pm 10O00pm ar Abbeville lv 4 ramn .308pm. 2 12pm 10 25pm ar Greenw'd lv 3567amD 2 41pr 319pm 1107pm ar Clinton lv N14ami 145m. 4 51pml18m'ar Chester art 2.0aml145am 620pm1 14amar Monroe lv2amIl015mm 6 15am'ar Raleigh liV 830pm 7 37am arHenderaonly 7 417pm 9 00am ar Weldon 1v b 543pm 10 45am arPetersburglyi 4 00pm. 11 4'3am arRichimond lvi 325pm 5 27pm ar Baltimorelv 9 42am 7 49pm.ar Philadel lv 7 20am 10 35pm ar NewYork lv 1215Sam 5 00am jar Charlotte lv 10 00pmI 9 45amjar Wilm'g'n lv 500pm! 3 3pmu liv Clinton ar .130pm 4 1pm I ar Newberry IV. . lui30pmn 4 34pm I arProsperity lv 12 22pm 5 55pm1 arColumbia lv IIO00ait 7 ~pm I ar Sumter lV 9 48am 10 .pn arCharlestonly 700am. 9 2pm I I arDarlingt'nlv I 1 7 00am 9 2a :lvWeldon(a)U ar-5pm 11 45iam lv Norfolk lv 300m 16 '6pm'lvNorf'k bar| 8 00am! 730amar Balto Iv! 630am 10 47am iar Phuladel lv' 4 41amri 1 20pm.ar NewYork lvi 2 10pm, 5 55pm lv Ports'h(n)1v19 10amI 5 10pmlar Philadel lv'111l6pmI 8 00pm ar NewYorklvI vO0pm 6 00pmIlIvPorts'h(w)ari 8 0i0amn - 6 30aml ar Wash'tnlI7 00. - tDaily ezeeptfunday. b) Via Bay Lmne. (n) Via New York Phla delphia and NorfolkRaiload. ~(w) VIa1oribIk' and Washington steamboat Co. Trainer Nee. l3W and 117 run solid with Pullman buffet aledn cars between Atlanta. and Washigo,and Pullman Buffet parlor cars'btenWsn. ton and New York. Parlor ear Weldon a~ Portsmouth; SIeeing :car Hamlet and Wile* mington. Trains hos.34 and 41 carry through coahes between Atlanfa ~ad Charleaton, ii. C. Tickets at Union depot or at' , D). Mann's ticket office, p i-Kimball House. -- JOHN C. WINDER, Gntn e 0..B.LV.-iv.PT,Tass.Agen.li