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THE STATE TEAMERS SOMFI INFIIIIM tTION A 114)1 'T TilC~ ('(0at It Will Im lield oi 'atrim M intalin. h1kcro tihe Cool lreacs'U bIe Faijayed. It looks as if a great nl..-mly of the m11einbers of tihe' State Toa:1cer's is. sociatioll IA) to attend tlt' ann11ual ieet.ing on1 Paris Mo11ittnill, whi.Il begins the endi of tlis monitil. Tho following viroular has j ust 1vn issle(l sigiled by Prof. E. L. 111ghes of Greenvillo, the loval momber of tho execiltivo Conl)uit tev, and P'rop rietor W. E. Johnstone of the liottil Altamtont: To Teachers and State Ofliors: The executive cozinilliltt.e of the Stato Teaebers' assoolation havo ar ran11ge1d to hold the lnext Ilettingo, of the association on l'aris uMiitain, near Greenville, Jite 30 to July >. We take this int-thod of lr,gitg yott to be preseit to take part inl tIh benlefit and elnjoymellit as well as the duties of the occasion. On' Stltte ASO aciati-n 1ia1as tt I:i the attention it should ha% m frailn the rank and film of mrit towaers. WO should Iive at Ilargo, eprt'eselitia tive, itiliential gatholring ewory yealr uld it stronug, compaet, WArkiti or galliiltiol. Both p fessioani and physical benetfit slioldI result finii tho ioting, ni the progranmin hats been a11 r1angel and tao p1lac saI le-ted with this ill vie. Th' place, Paris lounitainl, is five nilos froiaa Grae ville, 1111d at p)laan4111t <Irlaiv of SOV411 lliles froi tie rail r :tl soia t ii ail over good roads brings t hi'-i or to tho sluninlit and till Altaoollt I ltiL ntrt) I pepIar ationa hav iv-e n ai :1ah to ('11tortain :(1 ar tll Pa>n , , . A VC-l1f.-rtuale ailithi l a \I( Ii at i*ng%., caplicity of 00, with a ri f g.u h-n lbovv hails booln built fm th pl1a aof 1'tilng, t l 'Il rv is ian aila a.st r1 t4m,l 'a ian,\ ill v 1 irct iovnr fr,a a a ll it ola i af " "'ld fmat iaabove s'al laa.!. dliht , la bliIeVVzVes wvall er c,1Ait inua1ll* :altwlig th gli,teiling Ia'Nas -f t lem- 1h I-t lit 111al Oatks, lreighatl d 'th hIhm i tng a azomie; en- ary tin lg: tnd to 1- a inl hilrt, iNV1igm4rate :at n t vm ar l wr.114 gies of tired tealiwtrs. It i- :Nh i al placte ft.r. .-st ar r. i be fa 4 a'It thite hitl will h.m aNi.t, w1l pr parled :ill' \%-cH ersl Alleg ifInIVI'd a tali ,t wa'\a b1,11 la i a Of the Alta inIt t fkI tiua, a-t hwa ltasOlns, w\ith a i - I ll tri- a coa)rpI)- uf fassistants, wvill dh, thti u11 tilil t fior' thle colo1afolt I o f t h4. glia .t, - 'T'e Iladies w'ill bem dorlll edImljI in lwa Inll1 and1( thei genatleiaeian cl (at tagmes andt tet.s naear by'a. The arme na ill beat a [aret mee('tilag ('eln mut wh'laich wi'aill addt greait ly a~ o te enIa jy nen t imf all. Opj eniliC airloncets by ai good Iit hamd, and14 orchaestrai smlectit a it imntervi'ails dtuintg the1 daly sLa alas will Ealiven't the romutie of wI ak, tulmI thla brmiad blconies, thet widt' lawni , th a vi-'a t iful niooks ne'ar thie tolp waaill furi sh plaeoC iad oppor4tuntlity fail t hose' 114. 1ili tfulI, si-ta'l and lal caonverm'satioll group~s of twaao or Itmorei waahe lare such at leatsalnt fealturem of our1 gat h ('ritags. it.\Tr.is. Wet' havea s'c l'redt th lowes 'aa'at r'ail Eezema All Her Life. Mr. E. D. Jenakins, of Lithionia, Ga.. salys that his daiughter, Ida:, inheatritedl a sevaere case of F.czemta, which'l the uasual Intercury and potash remedclies failed to reliere. Year by year she was treated with va.riouis maediine , e'xtertaal appli cationsR and iternal retaaed ies, waaithI out result. 1Her suf ferinags were'lL inatense, p id her condition grew steadily wovrse. All the so-called lood remeudie's didl not iteetn tc reaichl theC dis ease at all unttil S. S.S. waaas givaena, whalean ,an impIlrovem'lent - waas ait onIce notti'etd. a flThe tuicine'tt was continiueed with fava now she0 is curemd sound11( andt waaell, her g-- - ' kin is perfectly cla ndl putre anad lie haas been save'd frmwhat threat enedtobihheliefrv. cures Eczemna,ScouaCnerRh - mnatism, or ally other blood troub)le. It is a real bloed remedc(y anid always cures even after all else fails. A Real Blood Remedy. Take,a tblood rem,edy for a blood( disease; a touic won't cure it. Our books on1 blood and skini diseases mnailed free to tta' address. Swih.Specific Co.,Alna road rates over givei to our ns;ocin tion-oie fitre for round trip. See that your railroad agen has his in struvtions w'l ticket. in tme. Board will be S5 for five days, Jutio 30 to .1uly i'), inlclu'iVe. The me(etiIg will blgih oil Wednes"odly evenig, 3001, t 8:30 p. i. ani close 81nday11, .111uhy -1, it salm'e hour. A rato of t.$1.) per day will ho mado thoso who coIMo laIter or IeaIve Irlier th11a abI o\e tooIie s. Tratkspor W lttiOnl, inl -- ii ('!, q!a froin st at ion to A It a molit witl Ilit ho ovi'r 1o e(4itt"; f0oV roui l trip. The cit izelln comli Il itt ee 0eXp Iect((i to fit rt isiI flee t ran1)spot I tt iol to thos(,, wio com, oi t h. :ith nld rolillaitl ullitil tho."5111. In ordtr to pelfeet arraI.gtnit'uIts it is absolutelv ite't'ssavy for uis to kniowv .wun 1i) the numbler and name1110s of those wh'to vxpect to attend. A sOn as o1 I'ciVk% thiS dI eidti whletlhr youl will coite aId write at Olne, to Supt. E',. L. IlIughe, local metber of exeitive comlumitte, otr X. W . I.. IoIIstoIIk, I lottl AIlt tilot, (1in-elloville, aind state tdh \t (o OxIlect to colll e and w.leil. We will tho'll llav it dlItieh Im s for tilt Wiold of propilratiolln alti titi seclre bet ter cstilts. Don't nl e a' vct thlis. N utfys cortainly nit h11e than .1line I . 1ier w1 ll . eN 111) its pa rat, bring t-infoirtalit clothing-', and inl ;t. iii to voinr iiwe.'- arY toit art, ieles tbring. if possihel, at sheet, puit tie hite ligitt LIvt-Colit l itivitil tage it Iight. 'Iom c tl' tt 'r oi a 1eriloheLt iil f%ir te Ito a'tyit ion will cln e up it lit is f ilot ilig tiiti il a tigo at t e'tilitileo i, -it Ia (' lm d t k 4 ' * I Vt I the Is II IcI i fi a lit iel. 11: it lio m fI. tI\ ta il i w s T Ii' I ( tI . I tll I ' hb i a le- ibI t r -s I t uI t It - Il t . r.l I Iatit l i oti rltl \ its i I ' . I b l le- t I o I irea Is lit-as I nl I Ie l it to rhe t tite 0- t ist r, s i WA1.Usitlt t Itiii (l"Iit tl. i(')j lofbis. It.te' o (' l.lino -.Jims IIionP 14f ithdy Iwa the t ots eg viIiig i t tetRlmrl Sloqm i I too. to-C oor1 4-1 %t titlti ' 1 ovm I rom Ii ti. l I ('a 1 1i11.: It 11t to (io ( i: ll o by t'ri nt',f1 w. facult v Of hiv n b Acntl iA Ir il lee re alitit tII. eri, ot lw n.lb.gsstrs gwen)last wk,ownng thlig frighs atc toeni. t I i T-m Ioerhd already'aI l i d t Ifit i p w as toIl - Inll1 14. w otl i ng er ap t ve ile of,hfs ~it,,e iiilr 011 'lV qiry in toIita,t to inA t or.i (s lwral W at l' io dt . 11 tTI C ri h t t I he t rt p r isw i t 1r11ide t ej am itn on, a ll- r ist esdent W 'oodrow produces i ((1il givmgii perif io ttiiiii'o thietros. Oto parade5Qt 'ont i.iI( i the n einesday eing (''il , u t teig. hit Hto use eing his pr,otes to(oer~'nrdE terb, r Wodrowih, h ays:g t('iit AI t uiltN Presient roatnd wiveral 'ottilwr tt ieit professors, though knoing the1 i r'it's and ith e rits olltege tudet's,n wni stly wer inucin of theI s2tudent itioh witdrw ivthfout resist-s of thos11who ar:iei yundr u ci,are, vent by't alowbing them1 tmintabint theOir i rit s ut th.oi witdrtol yt. seems,inIle P' tasenot accomp n weth tsuliaen art,ad accoringly fthe lietudt wieriIe ioynty assufltd by thools howe exeuotog the ceor mandt of )11 th m(Srilitar iirs Oane profe sko wasi str uck on the ead o byh talcreum ai sei udeno t wVa.s sarud bya ingb hi skul,g otheorowounded iiof tdent wrerkeg theae wthn Tile hunter, the tralpCr, te fish erIllu , tile ljjtt xtimtii tild tall ottitdoot worketa who te exposed to tite rgots of e it it - tirkex titly col<d or i lot Oilite, teu<d to it tile e of ItetI Ir lp i-eal"1h. A tilil. -tig let Im:.iite i <9 of the dligestive I lot u' :1 m:v i Sitit ill tilt iiITpro1i 1111otih11 ine t of the body Ot ti t Inoketi <lowi cotlitioitt of tile enitile Vyt Vit ith a Imill inl (his Conldi tionl, a sli,:11t Cold ma.ty ietd to C01ns1tiiteionl, or VxPOsite Ill a w: lti cliale tWia.tv resuit In a pelsisteift att.ck of 11,1laiia a'id liver collipl:Aillt. alitti:, liver tiotible:% aiit c(tlsiillptiotll ute fully tieteI at I Dr. l'icc.'s collintoll FInse Mle;1- A iCvidt , it friv pall.'r-coverdil copy of whit iliIy ile haild by StIidiig 21 O l it t t itt to covei c ost of t1ifilitig oitly, it tit WiVo!d's Dispellly Mcdietl Assoli. itiot. h111.11o. N. Y. l')cse disc.ises tiCe eiii b li Dr. l'ivit's Golilkit Medical Diselkty. I. t Iullv ]).I Cl lit. of all Cases ot' VOllsuliptionl. It h.-hes ii; appetite 13calty. tile, <diget-iott p tt'ket, thle liver- act ivii iid tie blool 1 I locs Iot ntake flahby f;t, hbut ol 1t1, s cil tlar- t le i i ve fotec ltd ivit'll iel-g.y. All iledicine dcal. ers sell it. " lt- ea:t of llz.' 1 cinmu hollt. 1,-om t ard dav's kide,- Ittei lilill inV kilfiti:al 1111%itivs. as att oficel of tily cl 1t: y, i whikl1' taip:acity I have flield t i'lit e ;vls." writes NII. t. i. Iill. ofr/atn to. I.11i;t C o., Va. " I ll a : chill titlt tigit that wats tilt,' cA,1litctem-itti til ma.l:ariml vever. I callv e ill il .h h r, h t wiiln t et tily relief. I CIllcil tx e Itdir. huut still got no 1 i lief. A thini dot,Y Ill taid I had livet Ii ease, ald tr-eatcit like fol th.t : I t l ti i lilt L it gol. I tli Cotli. tineiiccil I:tkim,ni: . llierct's G(,kisn NIetlical Dis. COVeC1y ill COntIV6tion Witlh - I'lt :a"'ant Pullets.' I took thrie botthe atidl it i n e mc uiiielh goodl. h311l livel %4 .v IL -tlh -,. C 1ti l it SI t s ,Iep at Inight alitt.-h:dnill n I I p"ktit(t. h:a.! tI,-t I,Ven lible to (1o am-ythi ig f'or t iiht inm iths. I do timu thitk I cotld p,oib'Ply h:ve lived if it hatt not hictt for tite ",ld (ItI) licl I Di.kover.' I thiltik it is a Caplit;al uotInk1 i:w the II. livec-. .-I Call il>w (to as gto0l a itiy' s ll k w L anv inv.it. I It-cili til it it to till wi ;l i,li ri i i li v :i I livL coitl plailit." n mra i. Ill V t I ill ihe ap \ldt:; roplied ruhy IYu1 Ivnl'o !lthi ng t. d (1( wit this, 'I oftssor Sloal It thlll w ,l i to \Wat(s, exptil tii it sit Ifat ion ntd] . tAqlo hhn 11) roviow tho tr'ops inl at part (f thel field not oceniltd1 by the Ipdlayelr. \at , ni rplI d: "ThIllis i I lil- prI e 11 y o1w *(f Ih li SIal(,." I roi1-nmised it to interroll , hilt. lo'At-d iro.lp; I-a Ii h dit,1111111d. 'inally \Vat(,, atdi stit' il d (heir horsos ktil thind btIo, stol.pillng til n fssi' lt hoti til telt - I yting Sa thl c l. tl g111 11 . Imbal a 1 It n i I' I I .s t Of la I 14ttod, went I,It \aiti , utI befIr,e Ie I I 1 t ,j,ol it on<l 1 tng t11halLt he0 wao i Il t1ar. h111, I t goeral sadl: "Alak t i fi tillows 1thush, or I'rl cloar. thos fiibl." 'I ll-ni a hall1r1 t ho ha,1 s(ruck a h'ow,so whenopent \Vithis ihLromingo woho118 l-1.1III W.koltilm mgry Inh-r th lay k.I.to loa1 I ho li 1, whiht it - v nulsot to do. Pi'o Sor iit tlm I InIs 1 1i0': "Il y this time 0h distu IrIbanco. oni thait part ( ith ficld was so grit I.tld. 1 111 1 it I mit n seveal o thItL.t mut wil give htil ii ii 'to har inga rhthis blieng tld. pt lives tof ing111 tht i Ionhlt hohlrthie 'trespassr TiluW,s'Pdidlgninusi C ulytore r iA aboyUIte foriveyo dInollwsl.Clo Jonesti has( wr tfittentoso Fevrm l'roesso \Voodrowu in h~iasn pock tois tts tat e h ad,l permisin s the grond for h ecins o f [thup ptoedtht Isuch wan(h cas elt discov ereda twod hathp. The liers to he th lejtic ground o n tht dayec,hownver on swrn an hen traotnd o oder the wolnds 'Why bcormansy if' youg will givd (in aS lis the e.i th. gTvunoted Liver innPialy Cure AllLeTrbls polhlcmmn to clear tho field. ' Boforf I had fairly recovered my bilaic t he t roops had passed mo and a light betweent a policoma and several of tho Studevnts was going on1, leoipi. tated, I gathered from the excited r4n,arhs round llt', by an attel.'t iIIlo to arrest. one of the Atidents." The faculty after presenting Pro fessol Sloan's roport callod on tIo itivernor as coellanler-in oief to t.he proper act ion. (movernor Ellerbo ainiounced to ight that. lie would ordor a court of in jniry, with S. (I. falyiold as judge advot-ate. The ot.her imeihers will be aippoiltedl1. Why take Johnson's Chill & Fever Tonic? Because it cures the most stubborn case of Iever in ONE DA V. TILI,: tN'S Al .PUCA L. Askm Vongra's to 1.4'galitze a1 lawlem Coll. 411timis-Old IplascIe Uhesinut 4,a0us or DIMIwtsarn-y 6.114allty ' HIuIei in the Senlate. [Special to The Stato.] Washington, June 3.-The dis penaIr resolution offorod by Sonator Tilman to-day was omasculatod bo foro its roforenco to the judiciary conimittoo. As amended by Senator .llar it, realds: "llsolvml, That tho commiinitt,w) on tho jndiciary bo hrected to consider tid report, by bill or otherwiso, what legisliation, if inly, is licessary to givil full offil. to the purposo of the net. approved August 8, 1890, on tit led "An act, to limit the offect of tho regulation of commerco betwoon the sevorl States and with foreign (11111trivs ill cortaii cases.") li exp dai atioin of tho original Ies (lution lieator Tiilhnaii said: With inl a wok till circulit judge there has L-clired that tho displnsillry laV is inconsthitutionil because it coificts with the iinterstato commerce law. The dis1pensairy Ifliv provides that liquor shall not b sold in the Stato by other than a Sta o oflicor who is under biond aud limitation as to the hours of salo. 1Io cannot sell it in tho Iight. time anlid h10 cannot Sll it oxcvpt, ill ilbirokonk packa-ge -SeIledt packages-- and thoso pack aiges are nlot. to ho broken on the pivin lises. Now, the circuit judgo comes along11 -and declares that, as the Stato recognizs the salo of li(Iior as legit imato it is not ai nxercisr of the po)licoI poo t.o rest rict it as we havec done, and that therofore a citizen of anly ot hIer State has a right to shlipi alto thle Stt ini original packaUges~ and to sell it wvit.hin the limiltat ions lthat 110 State laiw Iinmposes on its St,ate oflicors. The State 1has at t his tiame something 1liko $300,000 in vested inl liquor distributed at dif f(orent. (dispensaries. Thoro is no powver in the St ato governlment to suspiendl operation of the vast ma chiniery for the handling of this prloduct. andit yet, under thle conidi 110us impi1osed by3 this decision, any outsider cani collo in and open a liq uoir shop( alongsi(do of the State dispensanry or anywhere else and soill at any3 praie& 110 plons5os, thereforo resulting iln groat inijuary to the mnor als of the State 'lnd to the welfare of the conunnnlllity as wvell as loss in the e'xpanses wich will attach by3 runI in lg thle dispensaries iuder suolh ci rcumastanices. "Th'iere is ain erronions impro'ssion abroad thlat the State enitored upon01 this busmaless for th i p)jrofit inI it. Thhat. is not truoe and( it is .al mere secondariy feature of tho law which is itself as remloto inl purpose from hus ham lling of the liquor as alny w rein anyll St ate ini thlis Unaion. Tlo those( who cilaiml thalft it is an il legitiamate business, that 110 decent personii wall go into it, and that the State oulght not to go into it, I moero ly' point. to the fact thalt the Uited Staite's gov~ernml1ent hafs always oe raved ai revenue from liquor. Nearly every Stato in the Union to-day li conses its sale and11 is ini leagne with thle Ilies and1( creates a monopolyOI from whichi private peonsl1l who ob lain the bin1ess are allowed to soll for pro)fit, to be shared by' it. The opinion1 of this circuit judge that tile St ate has not.lho right to limit the sale ini tiis way, but musllt licenlso some1 private inldividual to (10 it is, we tink, contrary to thec act of Coni gross wVhichl I halvoi recited in the resoluationl. '"T horfore for f-ho relief of South1 Carolina and1( to pu1t her back oni a pIlane with1 the other Staltes5, so thaat blor citizenas, in the exercise of t heir loal govarnmnnolt, mla) c roteis Wh A Caktori, b. Dr. salmitet P1.telh stil Childreit. it contais i ot her Nari-cotic slat1l ace. Cor Paregorle, m-rop-is;ojq, It is Pleasallt. I s glar DMl1o4 Or' Mothl-S. (OnStol -tho Mother's Friewil. THE FAC-SIMILI APPEARS ON El THC CENTAU" COMPANY.77 M perilicious t.ralic iilt their own way, ask that tho Sunato of tho United( Statos mid Congress shlnil take ac .ion." "Tho Tillman resolut-ion,'' said vi loading Republician sonator, aftoi reading JuIdgo Simonton's opinion inl Tho Stlto to-(ly, "is simply all attompt, to inikao one co-ordinate branch of the government coorc anothor co-ordinato branchi of the governlInt.. It is an11 a1ppeal on Llit iart, of Soith Carolina to con(gres!i to protect tio Sttii igainst. "odieral iidiciatry. Conting froum South Caro lina, it is It( lt'Iist at nov4l afuld in liIlo proposiG in." A mein4ber of t0h seIato juliCiary Comm iiiitt(e is qjlote d to-1niglt, as say ilmg tluit, the resolution will never be roported. IISOUTHERN RAILWAY. Ceatral Titmn liet wevin Cotl1mbia aud Jaok monville.. 3 .ste i1m) ilutwoon Ce EF F C , V1 AI A Y 2, 189. Nor.tboud. Nt. Dall. JDa,lly. " S6aannnh........... P I '8)1. Ar. Ca m l a........ . 1 4 '11.. . . LY -in'tmn,SC&-( U l. I,ve ( iti'..8C oI 1 7 t 5 :) k1)1 Ar. Cohnnhin .... ..... ... 1 01 Lv. Atgusin, So. Hy.... i 80 1). "4 ruitvillo . .... . ..I I.. I 10 .. . " Trentco............ 2 I2n " Johnston...... .. ....(Ii718 . " Iock 11111......7 4p 57 . Ar. (lharlot to.......2 pH5 . " Dantvillo.......1 0tt1:o Ar. Rielioniid...... I) 6.0 Ar. Waig t .ii....6 4 i.)p " iLal t hnre~ Pa. 11.1 R.. i I Ip "Nhiow 'at......... :p628 . Soulb out~ ANo. 37 No. 30 Lv. Wult'to, So. I hy.. 10 .13p 11 Ih ity Lv. Illeliti5 ao7t(.)p........ 2Sp Lv. DaI''.nv 1135p.....,.... Oa 0 lIotk 11111.5.. Qin.......I. )a 1161p ................) a 51 30 p. ...........1 4-1 nt 12 211 p. l2i 10 W 9 3 p. (1 itntovll.......' 20 p 7 1 a . Ar. uk'iioJ.......... 12 p 8 s a . Lv. ol'ba, HC.&(.11 7 41 0 7 8) a. Ar.(Otarlstua........ 20 p 11 55 at Lv.Co'hzt,I"C.~I' ly.12 00nit 1 47 p. Slittitlt......10 :15 ai 2 5ta. "r Niwov I-k........q& - 9 123a. LY.iNewtioi k,'Pa. 1r. 4 3tt0 )1215tOI 1r "o. 1 P iadelph Vdaia ....... zt.65 Sout8 50 o a LYit. ashtron uo. it . 10 -13i p V 1 1 tin . v.w Danvil. ......... it5 A ugs n itock 11 .........8. 10s . aID n hr0 ug Chesou .Tto.t'.... ......i 5 ao Ylc cu7t v.ct teutbi ('itI. Iie'. Pilaii 5 p o4i30 a r iT rentuO oit :----.......lD 3 n (mp ii1acitati i A ranoitovlo .... 3. Lva'.(l (SN, ..5 .1. 4 00UT-700 aA. harletn. .. . . 00 p )W (4sAv.anna.h- -- - - A-.. 4 5P5 a Ar. hLUkonll. .N-)-B- -R-- Y % L0AUE s.'RiL EQPDN Jio itil ii VICE1.t.a Nours.1 37 and7 138-Washtn ian und outh s'. LhnIIitd o li lhnd tr i wih)1)11 ca;3d frl st. 1cnh sth ofi Chroto 3 nIa drwi 52ol sepn .ar betoo Tam t. Jacksovillo, O.ivnnah Wasingtn and13 ow lrk No. AM. and 36U .Fs fIl. Thro I' 7tw:een 14 Jacsovll Iandtow AYIt 11 800\u nH1 ta and harlOgit 151 13$28 8- Ist. Washinto. T.(lr 12.. Wa9i ton.21 W. A'. Tlilth', No Ia.tl.ylAP KI : t2 I. P. A.i 2. a .s g. -_P , Aitla'1O OLUMBIi lA 2 . NE ERR LAUREN*7,755112 RAILRO~4f A imo rle~ nt~V erreet Ja 109r 28 h, UO9.liater 1117ar Tim.84 cla. i. CI 1 la) . . Itns. Chts1. N,ss Stoilu (itIx'd Pass Pasto 5ran. rAmn Ail. PM rii. th,an i ,ai th . g 11 a . 74 300 1 in cv lalens At pewS13030 80 k0 1O0 .. Pahao t50 105 23 8 204 1 .!? Go dileae 123t8 10a10 106 8 35 US '10 .K ,ard. at 1 5 23 tIs ell 8 il'eseliptiolkfor 1nil Its withler OplIun , M1rolp ie or 1.it a isarniless sbtt hing Syrups sud Castor 011. ttee Is thirty years' uitse by -a is tho ChIldron's 1amacea SIGNATURE OF /ERY WRAPPER. Unnay simcrT, tW Yoi11 CIMT. SOUTHERN 1,A11tWAY. Q,adensed beO' )Ot o 10E11=o9 NOV. I$, 139d. STATN ,_1 av.ihneleston k.. a 1 v. Colh m1..... ....... Ar. Newborry ....... .........--- .12 ' ) it Ar. N1nty-$ix....................I 26 p IV " renwood................... I 45 p T "Hodges.. .......... _2 25 p rv Ar. Abbevllo 7'* 1 1) ix Ar. Ilolton............ - Yu1 p I" STAIOKS Da N 2. V~ . rI.n il .... -- --........... 0 tk IIni "J>110l]It ... .. .... .. 0 55 i " W iinito...................... I 18 i .r#nron ......... It 05 a V iitn .......,........ 35 a 3 Ar. onnald....... 02 P "1 V A vII ........ ............. 11 45 a II la M h o-~~~-~~-~- . ... . 1- 20 p ix " re nwood . ............... p N inot y-S x ................... . 1 ~ ) i Lv. Nowborry .... .......... 25 ) n " Pro4pority....................... 2 37 p a Ar. olmInin . ... .... 50 p n Kr7harle.tox . ......... 8 IX) STi1v~4.1 AT 0~ Na -v ll E0No. 13 .3 ol3No 0(Wp 7 lsn T rv., . ira1r i): i-1ia Ii lion Ufh)I7 l>in.,. Li 9 2W0i 907u 1 .6 .. Al iio ....... " 2 .1p 8 4': 00.a 125 > '.. .a:m n.... " 1 25 7 11 0 20a 20-! . . UntmI........".I 05p 7 20v 10 ,11n 2'Mp " o . nsvi'lo.... " 1 "p 6 58p 10 tA p " . 1Ilet ..... " 12 ilp 6 47p 1 26un3 t10A Ar. . Spartanburi~g. ,..T b1It -45 0 20p I 4M : 1.v . Spartiburg.Ar it 2 0 0811 _24 " Ar Ahile. LvI 8 "11 5 a *p "P, p. 3n. "A."' a. mx. Trnins 9 and 10 cnrry elegnit Pulmann sleoping eltre betweven Cfohmbin and Ahiluvilio, enroute daily bot.woon Jacksumvillo and Cincin nati. Traiia lene Rpnrtaibirg, A. & 0. divimon, porthb,ound, 61:4:2 a. in., s: 37 p. im., 4:18 p. mx., ~Vestiblnxe Limiteod); )1outhb)ound 3::.6 a. mx., :1 I. . 1:;87 n. mo., (Vestbuh LiiltOed.) TIranus teavo G2reniville), A. nial U. <livision, .. ort)hboun)d, 5 -4 n. ,m., 2 ::8t i.. and 5:330 3). mn., (Vestibute.d Limited): ((OUthbound,1 t :20 a. mn., 1:20 p. mn., 12:28 3). im. (Veost ibuled Lhited). - 1*nlin11n Service. Pullman palnee stopin'g cars on Trains 85and S86, 67 and 8, onl A. and C.. divisioni. .W. H. (4RECEN, J. M. CtLP Gen. Suprirocendot, Trale~ M'gr, W 7. A. TUR K, 8. H. H AI(DWICK, Gen . Pait.- A g't. As't Geon. Pass. Agt, Wsngton, D. 0, Atlanta, (4n A PASSENOn I)EPARTHENT. WiVlmington, N. C. Feb). 2-ith, 1897. Hlot,ween Charlenton Anid ColumbIa and Uppe: Soxuth Carolina antd Nort.h Carolina, and Athens and( Atlanta.* In 10flect, folb. 2-1 h, 389)7. (jOxNa WixaT. (lOINo EAss No. 62. No. 63. *am *pm 7 00 Lv. ...Utharleston..Ar. 9i 25 8 20 " ... LanOs......." 7 48 93 "..uer...Sxl . .... "' (535 10r55 A r....P'ot im bfl a... Lv. 6 35 It 583 ".,ro(peritI.y. .. " 313 I210 " ...Newborry..." 257 12 (0 " ..(i n t oi...." 2 t0 1 15 ''.....Lia ns... 45 :3 t) " ...rEOnyltle... " 11 50 .:3tO "..Mp3rtnbnrg " II -15 y' n3 a nf U; 10 " ... WI annboro. 3O I.33 8 20 " ....Charot e..." 9 :35 6,0:3 " ..Ienudersonxvile" 9 15 700K "..AhnvillO. "' 8 20 *i8alt. Nos. 12 ad 53 ISolid 'ains boiweeni Chiaples. In)t) and1 CIolnmo bla3, H. (.. 1I. NM. iChNi ItON, (Uxn' Passenger A gent. TI. M. l'CM FIit88ON, T1rafl3e Massagor. J1. 13. K(i'NiXY, Gon' lu&anger. Ohm'arotoll ai1d WV!star1i 01'o1l11a Rwy, Gc Auzgustau antd Ashevillie Short Inett. Mehedulet In Efl'ect Feb,. 7, 1897. 3 veA ugist a..... .... ....3) t lnI 1 1ijj5 A rrive (Ireenwood ......117 pm ...... A nuderson ...................... 10m t.nntes ............. I 15 34n1 7 00I am (Jirenv tto ......,.... 0 ' p3n 0 tO am33 Sprtanbnrg...,... 3) p 10 30 amn Saitida.................' 5:t u s . 33 enderson viilit.. I 03 pm. S.A sheV il|......... .... 7 00 p)1n . LenIvoA ,shvtiylo............X20 3n1 ., a4rtlnu)nrg.......'. 13 1 arri j00 p en Hings.100 m ......,... (Joouaenyi 0 .....I...I iW 50)m331 M p L,aurens ............... I :l0 pin - 710 pma - orenwiaod i.,.... 28 pm ....,.., Aim3e'i(son..................... .... 700 attm Arulve Angntda .,........'0 in 3)23 I0 Io'm . Arri ve tbtaltgh.. .............32 2(0 am . ..., N or folk....... ....... 7 30o alm ....... I .-av e Ai)goit................ ... ....... 2i 1s 111 .A I Ivef A i tein i3)0....................... 5) 03pm Sni6tax .....,.............. ........ 5 15 pm Ye mass..........-...3) 30 5a.n E 20 3)m) l3ienifori I.......,.....10 35 nm)3 7 20 pm P'ort lIoylt.3..,..0 501 ath 7 30 33m3 Snnynun n a ...,,. ,................... 83) 0)3pm Ch a r3i3st on.....i .......... 8H 08 3)un Jlaivo Chasrlestem.......... ............... 3 50 ani Mavailin h.................... ..... 6 0 amj Po t ty ........ 1 ) 15p 8 30 Yemanssee............. 8 Il') 33921) 33m i"a iri x.,.......................... 10 32 a1)m Al lenda5le............ . ....... 13 375)nm Arriv 0.Angusta.......... . .......2 F(6)mt 1.40 3p34n trnT3Oi~AnIiamk,iclose con nIectiona at Unihoun V/nl 43for all o3inita 03n 130a1oard4 A ir JIine. Clos co ':33)C'tion 3at (Jroen wood for'ii all poin on 8. A. 1,. 5432 3', )m)i (f, Italiway, undt at. Hpartanburag with s'nthOin3 WItawy, For3 als Ihfuoratn t3 reintti to ticet rate:s. .ie ed0i3a les nreitIessoh W,. J. fltA 10, 'Jen, P'asa. A gent' Y. u w a.NI''3 r u,. ..n(It A..,....A ,d PotastlI ik a neccssary and impQ1 ingredient of com1plete P tilizvrs. Crops of all kin require a properly balancet :nanure. Th be*t e r'"r' * Fertilizers contain a high percentage of Potash. Al Olkr4te&sh-the results of Its use by nctual ex. pterlinit on the be%'Namis li the United States-Is toil in a little book whicl fu iah anid will gladly mil lime to any farmur i Amerie, 0 will write (orif, GER.MAN KALI W S, 93 Nassau St., New YESTIUE LIMITED RtAI5 DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE To Atlanta, Cl riotte, Augista, Atlions, VIl. mington, Now Orleans and Now York, los. on, Itichnond Washington, Norfolk, P1otsmoth1111 Sliedit'e in eflect Feb. 7th, 1897. OU1il lIONNI). No. 4 No. 41. Oiv New o'trk, via Penn. It.*11011 a * 00 1ain Phil1adolphia............ 1 12 i m 12 05 am alttitnore .................. . . 16 250 am " WNahiugtol...................... 4 40 "6 4 80 " " 1110hmond ......................... 8 06 pm 9 05 " av Nor-folk, y a 8. A. J,......85 pm *9 (5 "6 k'ol-tsm.otth " . 8 45 pm 9201 " liv W%v_i1d n, via H. A. *11 2..p.n1*1 66ihin Ar 11cnd.,rson. " .........*1250 am *1 89 pM Ar ir'hamvi a t. A. L..7 U amI t19pm Lv Dulrhitin ...... 020 PintIl 00 n l Ajj Italeigh. vit 8. A. I. .... ... *2 16 am *3V8 pm 8ainford........................ 0 335 "50 " outh rn Pines................. 422 4 555 " " lamilet.............................. 5 10 " 6 53 " W idesboro ....................... 65 51 8 tI . 4t " lMonroo................... 6 -13 912 A ar liitil , it H. . .8310 02ifji lh.ter, vi ~ S. A. ....... 8 10 pn e 17 pi Ly Colubiat, C. N. . . I ...... pin A r (littoni " ..... 9 45 in 1210 Greenwood .... ..... 35 " 107 am A hbovillo ......... I I 05 140 " AHlber-ton " .........12 07 pmn 2 41 i "A Iihenm "1..... 15 " 3845 " Winder "...... 1b1) - 44 " Atlanta, S. A. .. (Unflon 250 " 1 26 " - lepot) (Cle rl I'tiu NOR1TilltOINI) No. .102. No. :8. Wimider "2 I1I pun 10.12 Athens '''1120 " Elberton . 4 15 121W3at Abieville ". ... I F 140 (41uolmooll ....... -i1 20" ........... ii 05 C tr......... 4 1 1 4 3 tl t I......... 1123 15 2 15 0 ........... 1.530 -1i"1* 2 (0 - m ern Ii Ies 41 . 1i 11 9 Dl ami " 1.ntong 4 .......... 03 805 " flonlsoll, ...... 328I *1 PO At rhuam . ... ...... 17 t fI 0~ Lv D11,'hi1 ...... . 520 t II 0 a Ar WMldon, v hLa4. A. I......... *1 51Ot *i00i illm lt ,il ....... ........8 I1 42 6" 4) 1 1 Witsigt n.vitalei . i... 12 311 1 1110 aii fill I . llI2pv 12 1 ala 11v1111u1rha ln . "3..... 40 pmi :1 05 a" " New York, "6 *I 2.1 "6 13 1 A r Porisitt i 7 3om 6 ~ 5n 1.n Norfolk " " " *7 "! 1 015 Si'Iy. T J)'J.y, o x. 8uliy ay1) l lf Moniy h Nop. 40:1 amid 402.-"ITm At Imanta SpeelaiP .0oli Vest.ihule Trinl of Putllmain Hicopors and Conchems hetweon Wamhington and At lamin, ilho 1tulin,am tleepers botwoon Ports. A mouth anId Chester. 8, C. Nosm. 41 sael48.--Then N. A. L. Express," Holid1 T1rnln, Conches atilnd1limian Sltoors bet weena Portsmnouth and Atlanta. Company Sleepers between Colutmb1) and A tlanta. It ihi traIs imake Imninedlato connection at - A 1anta for hlonlgoiimery, Slobili, .Now Or-* F"or TIck etis Sleepers, and In formial,lon, att ply to H. A. Neowland, ben. Agt,., Pnt. D)op' 611 imbatlI h ouse, Atlanta, Ga., Chiarlotto, N .C E. 8'. JO011 N, V Ic-~iros. aimiti Uon't M anagor, V E1. MleltEl, (ien'I Hupertitnent, 11. Wm. It. (I r.ovtICt, Trianfle Manamtger. T1. J1. A NI)EISON, Geni'! Paisenger' Agent. (JENnnAtL OEFIoES: i'oni'rsMiouTni, VA. Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Short. ILine lietwv ena Florida and all Nort. ern) PoInts. Everett, Savannah, Atf nata, Oa., C toln and1 tAie Enast. Everett, Maeon, AltlantIa, Chat.Itanooga, Nash v Ille, I,ouIsvIlle, ClicinatI, ChIcago. Ev'~erc I,Illrin hlamii, lIfolly SprIngs Mom. enii.o, Stotnx City. Rtiver Jlnmetlon, P'onsacota Mohle, New Or ieanms 'I exas, Mexico, California 'anml the Paulfle Coast. E1Yeetive January 18, 1897?. Now York Ex press No. 38, leaves Jackson. villto 8.2, ma. mn., lvi h throuigh Pull mami Sloop. ('r- for .'aviuanna, ( oluimbla, WVashtington lialtimre, Phliladelphia, Now York, and all Eastern polints. Connects for~ Ferniandinn. Itetturtn i-nin No. 37 reaches Jacksonllh, 9.12 p. mi. New Ytork and F"lorlda Limited, No. 82. Holi Vestliulo Train with coinrinet, obe servat tomn, dminig aimi sleepinig nors, ver' e gmant; leave SI.. August i 9.60 a. n., Jacksoni. viill 1.1 a. m-', daIly except Sumndaiy, No. 31 returnalng ar.iives Jacksonvyllle 3.30 p. mn., St. Auguisthmae 4.4t' p. mi., dially, except Hundaty. Now York Faist Amall No 36, leave .Jackson vilile 6.55 p. m,. Dally for a ,n 0 poita North CarrIes 'Th r ough .9tcepers.Jmacksonillo to Ni wv York. miotmrn No. 35 aririves Jackstanyllle 9.00 a. mn. Asheville Rtoute---Throughi Pini Sleep tng Car Servie for u. iiiati ia Sayannn Ii, Columbia,bu Ashevill, 1hot, SprIng, Hnoxvillo, Nor'hi CarolIia, I ,env.- .Jaecsonvitll 6.8 p. mi. A rmrlves I C itciint I 7.15 m. im. Rtet.urninig, ar-. rivas Jaciksnyvllie 9 a. ma. Onl.y111 ~ljth rough It heautfli fhm1ill cotint,ry of itddlle lohrida, Pensacola.andI EsOambila i,ti. Leaveo Jaentsonivllle 19.15 a. mn. Ily No. 2 daoll, for Lakhe City, LIAve Oak, N'olson Meon . t.ien lo, Tlh lhmuss'e', ltivter Ju tncLti, 'otnsa tcohIt. Mobilile, New Orleans amt Iiho .'ottth West M,xico,* Cailif'ornli andtihtIo ~P'41 lIe Cons. Ct3t its Slectiers. Rtet,irn ,Nt. I frrlves Jack soniV lilp 8.05 a. ini I.eavo ,Jacksonivillo 0.15 ia. mi. F'or Starko d lainw horne, R11 vetr Spring menia, gailnmevpo o 'etir Key, Witldwuotd, Leesbumrg, T aviur Apo>ka, Omrantdo, Lacmt',m I)d ity, P'lam, Cv 'Tampa.'t 'Am'rive Jak onviml, (', ., dI ly Slirings 11ot,tt (No. 34). Ml.. Losu i, * Kainsas eli , Cilago. I cavo Jack,onvkhico 0.5 p. mi. ,r m Maiconi AtIa.nta, IbimI ajimm, AlemphIs,- Ifansas City. T1hroughi .Puilman itleeptir withIout,. ohini go In .ll hourit'o4 J-manas C113'. Thle rontl ys Vai M-gcon, A t.anla, Iir- - 10 lmia, miiolly Spin a forMemipi Is,Spr -mnm fielml, I(misas (1 ty. No. S' retutrin arrives Jack. kiolmivIlIe (.00 n. m .Ttk(il 8.20) a. in. --I.eaves Jn 11ntll ftor lh'runs wIck biy the (umbhrlaumi Itonte Steamer, ai Cutubmhindmmt Mound,l II.0 nf . tu. tanve Jactksonville foi' ir'mus- .. itk, viat Evert-t, daiuly.iu,cept. Smmnday. -l.03 p. 1mn. --Ln:I for' J'verett,. Cltose cen'nec. tioni oir lmiuwick. Shortest, smid quickest romite. 5.00 p. m.~-lAlcal fo-r Ta'llahaissa anid inter . lmedl ite pi mts. A etve JTacksonivlllo 4.1Sp. m. 4 11.20) p. mr.-I"or iTmnpa antd intermed late ji-lnmis. P'nli'.an Sleepers. Arrivo Jack oa ville 7.:L5 a. mi. Thriiumngh Sleepers for Cincinnati via Ashe vIlle, leava Jacksonivillo at. 1.55 Ii. in., atrr'ves Ashmevillo 1.-10 p. mi., tarrives Cincinali 7.18 a. in. F'or Afacon, Atlna, two trains tdall), . iavIl Jacksonvllle 8.20 n.a. i nil 0.55 p. ma. Htenminer imainato," from i'Tmpa to lIt i.ten-i town ,,nii Muanamtee 1tiver P'oints. P'uilmmaun Sleepsra on till NIght Trains. Pairlor~ Cam's het ween Jacksotnyvllio anti Tam pa Memim for best, imidexedi townshIp map mf N. 8. 1'I' lNN A. 0. MiAODONECLL4 '