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On Your Purcl W 1+ arI. m! t 1 titI t") h,(l You ouit I ablo and i t d to. :2 .l1.tt wtortll I ankocl for att 1attutl cost. I'or nliloty d;1 wvhenl yOul V\xamint' cuIr st(o("i: 3,OOt) yls. N ice ('iteo, -w. Goods ait. ;>( pi(,.-s W3-s C -alic> GI"o 35> " ILight Now N1.r'- Worst 5 " Spring Coloro 1 1, 1fannsacasvzmes:rum rr m: mue+rnemunaans :3,i00.00 DolI:tr,' worth of tho hit prices, ait pri(os that yout wN11ilcl to tr"i that will not pull harti on your p1ockoe 1 as) is that every prerion) that hts tr:lin, inlrt to beo lower at WILL THE CAMPAIGN BY COUNTIES STOP? TI1.1.51AN WICITUMs A I,I'rT1:n M;(i(1Iti1' iN(I A ('l1AN(1i:. III e'ply lto S ime 11i li1.11 M1,1 1g1i1de if II li Ni-w'"rp)tpr,." (let 11( Iur A1 1111st ui -.11r(. ('1'ho Sitae.) Sernator TitlbIIanl is aftor loinig away with tho rogu1ltr tour if the South Carolina l'( lit ical ('irclns company ov'r ('tach c'oIlnty of tht Stat'. Ihi ;'tato c'tni in busline.- hast not bteel very populatl1r of latl on account. of its cosct andl othe II th(inI , ma v('ry rece(ntly tht.re lIlast l '(4n :onio talk of continaing t ht' genor1l tn('"-ings tOclno inl (very (iistr:,ct, letting lho c1111di (idats go to ipiak anyw lre ilstt they I('o fit. ('. t!htir ownI rr(' NIl lsibility. Untt 1.o 01+0 (:sIwce c (t i flt, origiinat(or of t ho .ittilliung; of the State l ehn'cvll ', Sonator Tillan, to dctlytttot a chnge 'hatle ha dtlont ) I l It 1in 11 1 es r )a ho soon fro1n fIh following corr(espo dlonco mla1o 1lili yr.,orday: OranIutlrg, larch 17, 1SO. on. 1 3. (It'. i1llntit, WaIshhiin orn,D.C. As y t l r r 1 in 1i 1 t t t tien l: c' c r d ing to tl h con"ti ti i t ut ion 1 cthe o -r lx tiernpart if ioth ofl sa ttr v roads 1900 to lob nArtinl con 1neoeteeetini tae Demioc rat ic <.xOCty C- iD tc ansh alsuachl t ae ca aes f.m. tenments to thess .it ieOl) ofh tem deferabt. fOr)ii( thise cottet ofix the daming th meepai ng an Thes Uobjedto Sthis srnatenition siitos your topini setite it riops rand l direisiohralit afd dndisg ate eole Af sthe coneeting ol the readsi(aa folaowst ot halb l Artielto 8)lk. Bfr h lcini 189,abvd eartiletin ihornitor,. t reurteStat Deocerat aeeu ivocnio te offioe to ddreula the ei the diforut colntesfi Stato,ptir iithe gitoino the oting eandiv alomiting o the caidaos rcoun ny gries inted arratgeento the tfor sod lco f m,in o their respditrec. tind coruies. Qoie arsn nude ofdroo pie, people t suchen oongsnlyth tcindidatts articl of fothe shally boal soweduto shoulnk. ihr niel b hotd,ovr atls isamandatory. t give theminiiduto ouatoite asce ui makir the whle oatthcamaign commi.Te ot varout sons ad doiced in th aranomen ofc chne io amndmentc inmeino thehnsirio refpec. party ard wthse: etgodrosn Fhikst.a This coutclexeutveat con. mittee ofhe dvual countis, akvoice int maingdeie the ee of theet people nTheirostpte reaonad due n oal o uhchneo amendmeothnt in thsRe othio ofour mitee,fte srlcouns, know- ol ing' h~the desirie nd thnge of tme better placn ior posie frte Sate~ ases of Dry >COuI* idfl IS Con ly pann:a >f Noveltic,s just opened up, and w" a ,s it will beo imntju:il for any hlo:lsll t , (lue. quality, at 1.11 ets. vn, 611e. (lnality, at -13 eS. wow tyles, 10c. (nal(ity, ;e. Ibeautios, 25C. <jIlity, I ' . ,t up to dato Clothing, inl Spring \o Ii on c(;Iparison. \\'o havo ti o latOt I ook. Meh''s Fill Suits i( ..50; Jlen's to do is to exantino our stock before (l( 'S CA elinclag of the(+ir resp).eelvi colntties. I hecoin(. Mlany of Hll, nlim-tinigs inl '1' IIPt tIwo cullnpaigns wer4e nier-ly I fnurces'. TI'hey, wcro forecd Uj)on con) , llnitios it- iric > lortuile tin nd 111(1 it p laices whcre no tioetings are do 1 sired. Tlhis siolli bo' av( icled in the t fIit 1re. Th'lird1. It ir; impo)ss:iblc Ic> rut; a camn 1)trign of icatlliojn oil the old plan. 1 \i'llu) all eanlilats are rc uired to o atel( c Ihon)cmeting att a ccrtatint tn' ttutd jlIIc, thI great Illll br jle nt I to adlress the V(oters pre'lnclEs th t iclen of intllligetl discussic,cn of grave 1 jl1blic (1icstioil ii ih,e brief space of 1l five, (cn or liftecn m)inuit"s allowedI ('ach ),p,alw.c" I"'onit i. I'he news )apI)er reports of Ij he varilOuis in(t ings are virtually the r Sint1e day alfter )day, amni aIro Usually I b ut a lii're ste(rootyli io skidh-ton of a slolcton Irg un)ent, In cl III no caso s sufliciently i elaborato to expresscloar- i iy ly t vicws of t,h speaker or to on- F liglt(eln the Ihearer. Thereforo, if tho o moeet igs are to ho educationatl, the t will and the conven)iencn of tho peo-c I). m1utust ho con)sulted inl appointing f tle cnlia ccignt ci netings, that larger audiences will be attracted and long er tirlo he given to speakers. Fifth. 'T'ho proposed change in tlho constitution would give each candi date t he greatest possible latitude and liberty in coudhletiung hisi own cami pcaigrind tolcul give t he respective C ounties the right to regulaite anid di r' e:' their owni political ulppoinltmenits a to irvite- wholrInseever thov'c desir '-. to be0 pr'sent whelin" ver anid w a*r'ver th lpeople11 wishe-l to hear Sixth. Und(er the o1(1 plani, a meet( ig is sche~duk'd4 for eaich count y whetIher dlesirold or niot, andii eaich (icmlidato ruust. fol low th pii1rocessioni thr oughiout the1( St ato re'gardlless of xienset or Cci(ince. Theo groat ex pI 'nw of imakinzg t ho onev' ass of tho .S tat e will e'ventually1) shut OUt a poor nmni from runiniIg for ai Stato olli(co, hiowever worth and com( 011potenut 1ho muay bo. Thliis is onec of I ho st rongest arigun t s for a change. Sovenith. It is very decsirahlo that these matters dhoulId ho brought to the at tontioni of t ho popJle for fillI and1( free dliscussioni before theo Maiy con11venItionl. The~ foregoinig aro0 the priial Il reasons, cruldely staitod1, why a1 chanilgo ini th con i.st.itultion0 appears to miany as veryr des'5iraible. T1hey do ntot touch upjonl thle numerous minor poinlti that may13 be adduced. 1 shall1 be0 very) glad to hear fromt you relat ivo to I thes points$ and( to any13 other that may anggest thoem olo to y'ou as port inent to the (ques. ionl (eithter for or against, the propos (cd amiendmllent to the constitutilon. liove theo public desires is that from a froo andt( full discussion of the mat ter ai plan may be envolved which will wvork for tho best interost of the Stato and for the comfort, conveni enco and independenco of both the candidatos in the Coming campaign and the people who wish to know themn. Very sincerely your friend, James T1. Parks. in reply to this Senator Tillman wrote as follows: WashiDgton, 1).C.,Mareh 22, 1900,. J. T. Parks, Esq., Orangeburg, S. C. Dear Sir: I have your letter of Marih 7th, anid the importance, of the mlattor tho'rein must be apparent to every ono. It is a perplexing ques. I tion and has been a subject of so riopa thought with mo fora long time, Goods, Clothi )r y htl)biti'. Wo are hoa-l(Iar <leb-trn ineetl to dlo tho b)luones thli 1) Imltot)t ~nr pri(ces. 11or o a fot I:(li pairs Lalie],' Sunlay Shoe-, eI 2 10 '' -1 ' I 4'tt 't I 4' t' 4;.I) 30( " Infant and1( Chibirel 's Sho, ( lsewhere. 1e,i1) hw Qllarter Shto 's at pr1ic, (1 en's V ie da ol Skin Shol FL %T r! (L$ irtE'(l', Segs. C iaili Twe(i I-'Iani tovelties f(,r ;, 1, a"(l ) year (, All-w u l SnI iti $ *2.u,5, and aill other ( >illg to, n o 10iattor what prices atro <1 wit l .1i hlV' foreseen tia t he} pi iary svtt e Wm wau being jttopardise( >y the ibttusets inl wlhicl it its beel ,ui j.cted. Political conditions in ou 'ate forced the joint discussions he ore t ho people of tho issues, bec-tus( ht nlewspapers wore so un fair an< mttitizan; and any abrogation of th1 ysteml now in vogue would in al robability result in the return to th, id conditions, when it Was in th (>wer of two or three loading news li}oers to miake and unmake men, an< largely control our Stato politic[ 'ho necessity of freedom of spoec' u(d the preF"entation by the candid tes of their views, directly to th of ers without having them tinged o i,torted or suppressed by diTere owspapers will make the people ur illing to givo pl) the present pla nless "something better" can be au titni od for it. You have stated th ofects in the prelOnt system none tc trongly, and there are others whic ccur to mo which you have not met ioned; *or instance, it was never cot eived possible that i mntn would o er as a candidate for high positic imply because of vanity or his beir i crank, still lesti that one would ei or such a race with no hopes of beir lected, but simply with the view defeating another man. 'Thore e be no limitation as to the number persons who shall run for an ollic they cornply with the p)roreqmusitt [lhe joint discussion wais inte'nded give thle people an opportunity having both sides. anid of allowit he catliidates to p)resent their vie, directly to ihe voters. Theo great mi take that has been made wvas the ii terupit to dlivido the timo prorates. apiporat ion in out among all t he cat dlidat et. Tlhus as you have said, the was no change for a calndid(ato tiumko a speech or (10 himself any cre< it, antd the peop)lo wero disguisted that ext out that they refused to toi out to the meetings, I canvassed i State throe times anid titere was nov any him itatiLon on any speaker. TI arrangemuent wais, in the race for go or nor, to have the speakers alternat and inl the race for the senate to i: vert the order of speaking, so th the minor candidates could evei other day begin and have their si in full while the crowds wero fres and not he forced to tako the lets ings of the audience tired out 1 previous speakers. Whatever oli may be done, there should novi have been in the past and shioul never be in tihe future any limuitatic on time. It would be better to hm~ some candidates miss speaking every .meeting than follow such plan of gagging them. The quo: tion now is either the continuance the present system, with such lin itations as I have indicated, < changing it as you suggest and lea' ing the counties to determine whr men they want to hear and exten invitations to such, it being of cour? rilways permissible for a candidate I rinnounce independently the plac< it which he will speak, and to ir vite his opponent for the office to joint discussion. The State cow nittoe cannot discriminate as anmon sandidates who comp.ly witir th rule, but the county committee has ig control of the meetings could r< uso to invite those men who wer iot wanted, and if It should eo >cour, which is hardly possible, thas candidate wvould be unjustly treate< ie could then make arrangements fo separate meeting to which his op onouot could be Invited. It is n< 1'C ng and Shoes? ot .o for Over'ythinl that is new, falshion Spirin g if wk h1avo to s:'ll every lr(icle to of 0he pr-ices, or what yol ma,y eX'ect t Idc TE15. t h .00 valne, at 75 cents. to (,) '' '' SI 'f 's at a little over lalf the price nslkeud bi wl 's nover ito be soon agatin In our time. t pc --e...- . lit C>'Z'XMX TCA- an 'is and Novelty Suitiings at pr('r.msive wl dl little 'illio and John's at )ricps mti lotIing proportionately low, tind all we oted to you elsewhere. I am detern. di Lt tli ORE ci fu at - light thing to canvass the entire 1 State and attond metings in -0 1 Counties; and it entails a heavy ox penso besides. Many of our peopl do not oven tako their county papors .and sinco the patent outsides hava I come in vogue, with a few creditable a' 3 exceptions, the county newspapers 1 have dotoriorated very sensibly from 3 what they woro 15 years ago. Com ' petition has csused them to reduce o - their subsription and- while the sub I scribers got ts much as they pay for, it is novertholoss ovident that the i newspapers do not furnish as much - and ats good news as they used to. a In regard to the Stato committee r fixing the dates for the meetings in t the campaign, it has beon consid. - sidered necessary in order to pro n vent a clash in counties, and always - to arrango the meetings in rotation 0 so that in a given week cortain con o tiguous territory might ho covered. h If the papers of the Stato could be 1- induced to givo fair, full and un i- biased reports of speeches; and hou f- est. and truthful satoments as to the u numbers and happenings at the g meetings, the objections which you 1- have urged against the present sys g tem would leave hardly any reason >f for its continuance, and by this I n do not moan the daily papers alone, of for they are roadl to a very limited if extent except in the towns, and t.he 8. masses of tho voters read only wecek to ljis. It seems11 that arrangements of could be made to have sp)eechie. ig given on the p)atent outsides jest w. V easily as to have stories and1( tritsl 5- which now ap)pear in theicm.] t.- A fter alhl 1 do0 not know that we >r nied to bo worried much about the 1- miatt.er. Any man who can make o such a spech its thle poop.lo want toL to heatr and give themn instructions or 1- amuso1E~ them will atlwa~ys t.e abl)e to o obtain an audience; ad if they do0 n~ not w~ant a matn to talk any longer they wdil lot him know it. Then by 0SEVEN RUNNING Johnston's 2 1t. QUART BC y THB GRs):'r segR y) JOHINSTON'S SARSAPARILLA a greatest SPRING MEDl'.NEl ever discove heaven to the " worn out," the run down, the feeling," those "sinking spells," the languor an< ' shed nerves, f roin thin, vitiated blood and 'at eo spell. The weariness, lassitude and nervous r r time and the heat of summer, are conquered at 1neurasthenia, and all ailments of the brain and generally, it is almost a specific. it furnishes n1 tissues. It feeds brain, nerve centers and nervi '0 makes rich, red, -honest blood, Newness of lif it ful use. It makes the weak strong, and the old aIt was the antiquated (but now happily expi .treat Salt Rheumn, Scrofttla, Cancer and BLOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, su< agents, it was expected by tils treatment that -was left to course through its channels holding ir disease, But in this way, every part of the be Ing can be more terrible than a horribly destruc hently the different structures of the body, but and destroyed, It often seeks out the nerves al (1 cay and death to some vital organ, as the kidne e scientific method for the cure of blood taint. Ti of the blood must be removed through the e xecr liver and skin. " First pure, then peaceable." vitalizer of the blood, JOHINSTON'S SA RSA haustively removes the taint, but also removes fl and fills the veins and arteries with the ruby, gi, the life." Good health means pure blood. The SSA RSAPARILLA, Is universally regarded a.i ered. This fact is now established beyond ques BLOOD POISON (YTUED NIY Jon . WiIismsDavs Brookrs & Co., Detroit - I men:J Apri la bgn usin OHNSTc irel cureda,- I :n- oti wa 'crd e W. E. PELH-A M, I SMITH'S DRUG s THE REEDER PHl Dni. L. G. CORBET[ vorsi:ig the order of speaking and tornat ing days every mart will va fair chance. If the crowds ,V.i cOi0 to hear any special mil'an ny wvill mnaki' it known anil the hirs will volmntarily hurry thr-nugh I get oit of (lte wiy. Whaiste-ver is clondo we shlould cling, the fre'edoii of d1isus."iol and joint hiat anel the) primary system as the r y e'ssrncO of D,e,utocracy. 1Rather in give these up it would be bettcr confine the speeches to candidates r governor alone. 'the oiier State use ollicers do Iot outline politics, t are largely amiiniistrative officers, ile t he governor not only iniluonces islation, but by the use of the ap. inting power and veto controls pub aillairs if ho should be i man of y' force and abilit.y, It may be worth iile to try the plan of having no 'otings under tho auspices of the ato comimittee, but turn all the can lates loose arid- lot them arrange oir own meetiugs, or attend such as o county committees arrange and o people who get up picnics invite em1 to, but until the newspapers augo their policy of recent years, d also be more imdustrious in rnishing the voters with readable d fair aid reliable reports of what being said and lone by the candid er, (he system of joint discussion in to form or another will be demand I ;y the peoplo and no canlidato n safely neglect it. One of Jeiffr n's maxims was "teach the people id trust the people" and under the :isting conditiosi in our State there no certain way to have this done :copt through t he medium of private 3bate. Yours Sincerely, B. R. Tillman. ec s y . t tC tan w :. a hC r Abithr ' cedre. at home with oit ain Book of r - , rb 1dR. B. M. WOOLLE CO. K ,uu. -. UCioW. 14M Urb Tyar a CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. [he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 3ignature of IHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURED -y Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. IN THE SHADOW OF DEATH. A Whole Family Oured. Mrs. C. II. Kingsbury, who keeps a milineiry and fancy goods store at St. Loums, Gratiot Co., Mich., and whio is sell known throughout the country, "Iwas badly troubled wit,h rheuima ism, catarrh aiid neuralgia. I had wver comlplainit and1( was very bilious. I vas ini a bad condition; every (lay I be fan to fear that I should never be a solfl woman; that I should have to mettle dlown into a chronic invalid, and are in the shadow of death. I had JiOllNST(&N'S SARSAPARILILA rec >mmnended to me. I T1OOK FOUR iBOTTJLES AND .lT CURED) ME, anid mured my family both. I am very glad hmat I heard of it. I would cheerfully e comniendl it to every one. I have ~aken mainy other kinds of medicine. [ )refer .lOllNSTON'S to all of them." NICHEIGAN DRiUG.CO., Detroit, Mich. SORES CURED iarsaparilIla )TTLES. ING MEDICINE. . Blood Food and Nerve Energizer, is the red. It comes as a rich blessinig from :>erworked and debilitated. That " tired I despondency which arise fzom badly nour underfed body, vanish as if by a magic - rostration which accompany the spring.. od banished at once. For every form of nerve, insomnia, hysteria and nervousness bie very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve u, calming and equalizing their action; it ,new hope, new strength Soliow its faith young again. oded) method in the good old times, to >ther troublesome disorders arising from has mercury, arsenic and other mineral the poison could be killed 'while the blood in its circulation the specif to germs of the dy became more or less diseased. Noth live b'zod taint, It not only attacks viru.. many times the bones are honey-combed id spinal cord, and again it will bring de ye, liver or stomach. There is orzly one mat is, PURIFICATION I Every particle story channels, the lungs, kidneys, bowels, The great restorative, reconstructive and PARILLA, not only radically and ex all mercury, calomel a.nd other minerals, >wing current of vitality. "The blood Is old and reliable remedy, J011NSTON'S the greatest Blood Purifier ever discoy. ion or cavil, sIToNs SA1ISAPA:;mLI.A B3yron, Mich., 'October 31-, 1894. NS SA R APA R ILLA for B3lood Poison, caused NiGSES oi mny legs. I used two bottles Yours tr1ly, C. W. LUTHER. owbiverry', S. C. l'ORl1, Newberry, S. C. ARIMACY, Newberry, S. C. T. Prosprit, c. n. in at kW- Aay., d from t he r'ou t :.,' i n:t rw 1-. I(to hat found ree n eQ .00 1 ;do ry fo:. tho good of ot hr etumni. u tays: "A Petersburcs I was sistruck and ca rried off the ' d for dcad. Later r icuma,tism of m y hIr..t d.vetoped as a fres and phyl :dtr. to b "nefit mi .In th 0-pri"g . f c? ":n sI-ng Dr. Miles' Henart CI r d Dr. Miles' N.urid ofd novrih my health Lsbeter Ni.rvi: i'ci n-ow nmy 1::ll is be tter than fcr S3 years 1Mo:e." 1s Fo1d by all druct;ists on gt:uan!eo fir-St 14ottle t4r414"ti:4 (.r ii :..-y b)ark, Itooik on h.-n rt, :ta nerve,s Kt.nt free. 1r'!e. ic: la! Crljpany, E-!kart, Ind. Florida Central & Peninsular Time Table in E1ect Nov. 19, '99. Leave New herry.....................................2 00 pm Arrive Columbia...................3 30 pm No. 33. No. 35. Lv. Co lnbin........... 35pm 1 47an (Eastern' Time.) I,v. Columbia ..............10 35am 12.47am (Central Tinto.) Lv )enmark ..............12 10pm 2 15an Lv Fairfiax.... .............2 5ai :3 O pm t,v nivannai .............. 3 17pm 51 it III Ar Brunswick........... 7 (1i mi 8 -I lam Ar Jacksonyille......... 7 i(.pin 1) lem Lv Jacksonvlill......... 8 00in 20ml Ar Lake City .............. 112pn1 Ar Live Oak ............... 12 Ispm Ar Taiaha-sue ......... 323pmt Ar River Junction..... i 2.1m Ar Mobile.............. .....3 5:amn Ar New Orleans........... 7 10-.in Ar Waido ...................10 1]pm I1 2.5amn Ar Gainesvill0........... l t11pm Ar Cedar Keys .......... l; :3.m Ar Ocala .................... 1 5an 1 -Iipm Ar Wildwood ..............2 -.oom 2 32pm Ar Orlando ................8 '2aim 5 GOpi Ar Tampa .................. 30>iii 5 301.m NORTIIBOU ND. No. 31. No. 36. Lv Tampa................. 8 O0pin 8 (0IIam1 Lv Orlando.................. 6 3opm1 8 2aim Lv Wildwood.............12 30mn 10 55iii Lv Ceder Key ............ 7 liam Lv Gainesvilo ............ 12 32pn Ar Waldo .................. 605am I 1*7pm1 Lv Tallahassee............. 1 4:pm Lv Live O.k............... 4 -12pm Lv Lake City .......6 2pm Lv Jacksonville........ 8 211am 7 4pnm Lv Brunswick............ F 15aml8 ?pm Ar aavannah ..........12 2 pi1 11 -.tpm Lv Havaiti ai ............12 ;>pm I I:pn i v Fairfax................. 2 '0pm I -Ia Lv Denmark ............... 3 4) I pm 2 12am Ar Columbia.............. 4 3aspm .1 :mam Ar Newberry............ 1225pim Trains arrive mid depart in Columila at Bland ing Slreel St ation. No4. narl :i i arry Ptillman sleepinlig cars het wectl Colui bia atn( Jacksonvi(le, cronnectinig at odtintbiat wit; sleeper to and from Net York. N10 Con c(net. inlg with it nenMinnatI tlt"p,r v'i-1 :\4hevlile. Nom. 33 and 34. P1uI.rlin Dr1.1wing itooiit sleping ci: between 11ai11pa. .1 ecksonill Savan nH,P. (Coia,tt l entnn e i-pt1im W1(ih sleep. eras to andti rot 'olut,h itand New Yoric. For further luifoi mat ii on ppy to P T .SEA Y,U. T.A , Coinmbia,8S.C. 8. 1). BOY LSON T[.P. A., 101 tin hin. $ . U. L.. A. SIlI PM AN A . G4. P. A.. .J icti.zonville, Flia, A. 0. Sefaclnx1 1,1,, 0. P'. A., Jue- sonv" lile. Idn. . From Make'- Direct to Purchaser. ~ (U!LGood a __Piano~ utwil Inet ant gIve - indless <:n " joymen)t. - A Poor Piano willtlasta few( give enidless Mathiusheck 1t always Good, always ltIeiable, aiways Sat isfactory, atlway-s Last( ' ing. Yutake nochanxces In buy. Schepes lnthe end. isittth 13 No other iItli Grdo H-an sold so ~nreasonable. Factory'priccs tortail buyers N & BATES, avDnn n Gannd Now Yc.rk City, ATLANTIC COAST UNE! FAST LINE Between Charleston and Columbia, Upper South Carolina, North Caro lina, A thous and Atlanta. P'At*sENGER IJlEPAIrTMENT, WIliTON. N. C., Nov'. 20t h, 1897. CONDENSED) 19C1ED11J,E. (Joi NO RT: In Efet J an. l5, (telN EAST. 7 00 amLV...Charleston, S.C..Axr 8 00 pm 8 24 am L v...,..... a n --....A r 0 2 pro O 40 am Lv.........tumt tr.....A r 13 p n 11 00 amn A r...Col 'imtb ua .......v I (0 a m 12 f-7am A r.......roiIp.riy.....I v 2 17 pm 12 20 pm A r......Newhorry...Lv 7 31111m 101 pm A r....Clinton........Jv I 3 pm 1 26 pin A r......Larens .......v ; 45 p m 8 00 pm Ar.......reony llpe.... Lv t2ai a m 8 10 pm A r....partan burg.I.. .v ii . in am 4107 pm A r.......i *I sibor. Iv i un i~ 8 Blpm A r..Charot t, N. ....',' 11 3 nt (105 pm Ar..IlendersonvlIjo N.J,v il am 7 00 pmAr.......Ashev ille--.....v 8 20 am Nos. 52 and 538SolId trP Ins bt ween) Charles. Celtnnbia, Nwory and Iatr ui II R n Chiarie.estn andi West Carollina 1R II' I . K ItSON, GIon. l'assrn r Attnt. On'i Manager. Tranlm Manage BOOK AGENTSI WANTIED FORt thme grandeat ad fasteat-elling book ever pubilihed, Pulpit Ehoes DR 1VING TitpTIa FONt IKEAJD AND 1tIiARtT Cotanig r. 0i's4 beat Sermana. 'etl 4111 railn ois ndents, Per conai Eu irene.ee, aUtod B.D. L. iloody1 ~iisf te ,ito hieloryoth lea (y evo.0 IA9. F. an a Ited elto b It' h AN Aii o nn ).B Ii Iret N'vemrtbe' r 11), 1810. Iouthbot:nd. Northbound. A.M. '.M. 11M. I'M. A.MBS A.M 22 St 52 85 31 ,. 7,,t 1 .3 I -1'"'01 s1 A I 35 -130 11 :I) .n( , 7 .+ I Ii :i rI*s At' I 2S -120 1120 ::.. 1 13 4 19 11 0 "!:3 (:hivillo Ito :331 (121) 7(t ,1.1 . t .. 1inatid.. 1213 3:20 865 7 13 I' t' ..tiy... 12 18 311 .11 7 2 : ' / ..J2.'1i'a.. 12-13 304 832 t in t(u -::t I-whe1y 12 U 240 810 S ; it3 '' .U 1'opet'ity '2 17 2 15 I(1t 9 :0 2 . .... 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(la 'ly ex'pI't Sunday, hetwec ( -'tt'"t hl an( I.tttretn T?a4 I i d 'i y ( xcept 111Sutndaity):1n(I Monday. het(.1 ."- (CttuI!ti!i::a t4(1 I,11ur't-n4. '1r' I t, ht4 "wt'('n Ntvi Niwher:y and Laurens 1:t lyt 4 , 4s44l y. Io'e c('unt etion 4tt Sumt.or for all points North. C'lose tonnections at. Spatrt nhurg for the Mountalnts E. CAVEN AlUG II, Agt., Nnwberry, S. V'. 4_ SAIL 4 5 'TU ALL 'OINTS Norih, south and Southwest. Sdule(: u: in ellcct Nov. 5, 1t(. So0'1 il IA UN1). No. C'3. No. 41. ,v :.w urk, vIit 1'uenn. it..*11 00 amn * 60 pn, " \ it.-tiin.1 tom ...................... . 141 pin 4 3- i an ;i( ih i n m ..................p..3 9I U ".) t:mp I.V P-t 4.:4n.t n """ ~ 8 Pm *9 20 aim Ar WeittI., via S. A. I ........ I1 10 pi 11 4.3 air Ar Iilem. ,rol 1, 2 .........* 12L(i am 1 -) I m 1 14'igh " .......... 2 22 441 :3 36 in Southern 1Pines " .......... -1; 't i1 4 p11n 3 13t.m tti. '' . . 14 " 7 0 . ':m rt1(u , .. 4 . A. 1,....... *. " 33 " 'tU i tm " ', y::t ,. A. ........... ' ' 4 an It 5i piln "lGr(eenwooad " .......... I -t 1 12 am A1 4hens " ......... I m 34nm \tanta. S. A. 1. 3:-e 1.m1 615 NUilII:O1'N1U No..;n2. No.88. LV +t:;t,lr.I ((, e : ratl '. iml) *1 u0 Ipi1 *8 SO mn 4r A: - t' ..,,...... 3 1i pm 11 05 pll (' 1 t \ 00'I " ......... 6 -tU I 40am ( " h!e.ttr ....... 7 5 " 4 08 " Al \r l i . v is' . . A . ., ... *9:30 pmll 51-1 " ... '. it 4 . n t . tA ...... *t14)1,in .t( Al t l ,i . :I . ... ....... ........... I t 44 " 7 43 " Ar W ino ..14..0.1 . . 0.5 pin ".ntt 44t1 u PTr4 ...... ...... 12r421an a~U4m Azr htl ig i, v . .. A . ...... 4203 1(m 11 13a it. " l 441en 4,t"u) '" .......... 3 26 ar4l 12 45 1tn . r 1 e:I:dr , via .. A. L.......... - 55 am 2 60pm r 1111umtht " ..... 7 ihaam 62") ' ichin nt.......A 1 . 8 15 " 7 20 " W1tshi4 t'n,v tl'en . 1.3. 12 a l1.m1 11 20 "' N 4' ork.4"t " " *0t24. "U *63a3m1 1.v UI.n (on - ....... 2 10. " 6 34am A r N'wi' r.1 2 .1 pm 8 20 am * JJly- i l'y, ex. Suntday. Noi. 433 4444(1 43).--"'4 he( A t1lanta Special," '(olid \o- 314i44.4 T44a141 01' Pullinan431 S1ICOpera and1( touche's4'. beton Wash144uingtonl and At 43an ta, aLIo I'3411an tsleelers114' beLween Por'tR 44u0ou 431h an .3 C': itIt'. N. 4. .31*.,.41(4t 13.-"'4 134 8. A. L. Expressi," between*3' 123 444r341 4dm4hail Atlanta14. 1II t tr'ab,. ,I;tkt' Itnn4'edIte4 conne1ction0f at Atlanta4 for .et4.''4iern .'lobile, 15ew Or iCeans, 'i'-xa-, 3. ornia.34 3i4-Xico, I hattLa t3(44ga1, Na44444 ilhlt 'it-hIi4 It o 31 34), Fl~ori3hi. -1TiickeIli0 3" h:.4014 and 4343uIIformattion, al -. (1, M44cP. 1"A 1 34. T'.'t u1 S4, (. halotic31 N.C. 1i. Vi. 1'. 4. 14)441. 1, '144113 Malin4gtr. L,2 8. A 1.L1iv., 4.13'4>' i'4,an .;er Ageit.t OEN31H RA. o:4 4c1.,. 1'.4'14.t0,uI V ..Augusta adAshieville Short Line. &'c hedule, ini iet .144 n. 17, 1900. Leaivt Aug3tsttn..,.......3 -- i U 1 a 1 40p in .. . . ... ..... 61 1,44413444.....I 1 .0 1 (1i 1. 1.5 a inB - r'o4. il ' 0' j 44n 10. 16 aan 4.. 10, inS4 ini ...... -1 43 1p111 i..44'. At44'44344('...........n 24 a3 m 3 10p S It' It4fI- ---I . 0 00a . ......I 13' .env ..l.... .2 011 I 40p .4 3L.'ren .....a g 4L~ 7 80 pmw A4In:erl.on ............. . :5 a m 44Un 4 ..... 44 ....5 10 11 n 13) 4-1 a N.av Aunur13.....7 ~.1.....3 6613 _ ._ a i40in x,o ,.....,.. 1.. .i.1pm Y,4~, AaI2te el..... .................m.7.3 5 p auftio l--~.......1 5am 81pm J"i f x............ ...3...43125 pm1 aa ' I t . iy'. ......34.1 0 (41m 7 3 1~m 4..1'.t' 'IL 1 4 (3....... 1 10 1pm 7 45) am le4 34-4( 441..-......... 1 13 3414 7 20 311m I' aitt't.( ....x........,.-'''------.------ 9 9am Atl'lenda........... 95296 am Ari'-.e 44 nit-t"'-'"'".-.-.I165pm I.143 v. 34n. traint f roin 31oi i IlkeB Ol00O $ti'4,44<4 .444 .in inFlls 104 all points on (14hm '34 (lonntion 44t GrIeenwoo3'0Cd for all po(11n'444 on8. A. 1,. 34nd3 C- and4( 4. Itilwa3y, and ("or any' 41134 intorito rtIltv to eikets t ales../chedules,tnds6re. F.1. NOje iI. Sol. AFt. 'I M1 J3K1SN, Tral. Man13Fft.. BLUE RDE AElDA U. C. BEA" 'T'I, Receiver. Ihet ween A nderson and( WnlhalIa. ESAriTot ND. i8DUD MiNed. Mlxed. No. 12. StlieIni. No. I ArI 00 ...1....A n d eron1........v 868 pm Ar lO .1 3413".....Dever.........v 8 56pm AI In 221n.........utun.........v 4 06 pm ar11.1.....1..... Pon diton ....Lv 4 14 pmf A r (4 33 a4 m ..Ch e1ry's t'ro481g.,Lv4 28 pm amO 7331......Adams' Cr0ssin..V 4 29 pmm }...........8..80ii .......... ,44pm ar132 m11....~..We Union ....v 6 Ti pm A ni m)1 1::.W Wlhalla .....Ly (17 pm Conneet 04ns atI 8.94'49 WIth $3. RI R. No: it At AImeonIL wit,h SoRailway Nfe". 11 and as '. e otes A la O3.,'qsI