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RABIES HYDROPHOBIA. |COXTlNUKI? KItOM I'AOE (INK. J We must remember, however, that the symptoms of mbies are not what they are generally supposed to be. An animal, for example, is not rabid because it avoids water; the rabid dog laps water eagerly. So a dog is not inad because he froths at the mouth ; when lie does so it is a proof that he is not mad. The secretion | from the mouth of a really rabid dog is not froth; it is n thick* ropy substance, altogether unlike froth, which the animal tries in vain to expel, at which he sometimes tears with his foropaws, ami from which he often seeks relief hv drinking, in view of this and other popular mistakes of the sym; tons of rabies, our society has put out a leaflet, of which we subjoin a eopv. HINTS I Olt Tilt: IMKJ |> AYS. What are the Dog Days? They are the "heated torn in duly and August, dining which dogs arc supposed to he peeuliatly liable to rahies or canine madness." That is one answer, 1 ut there is a better. Tin re sire 110 d< g tin vs. because tl ere is i.o time of the year when dogs are specially liable to rabies. '1 lure sue no more easts of rabits in Inly ami August than in December ami >1 antuiry. Moreover, rabies is one < f the rarest of eanine iliseases. \\ lien you hear si erv of "Mini dog! ' in the street the el sinces are many thoussunls to one that the dog is not mad. When you resnl in the newspapers that some <ie lisis been bit en by si mad drg the clisuites sue thousands to o*ho :l at it is not true. If a human 1 ping is bitten by a mad dog is lie tint d< oiiied to die si ft si Hill dtatli by hediopliobiii? Not at s 11. for li\diophobsi in a human being is much more rare than rabies in si slog. Kxport physicians r\ho have given special attention to the subject are convinced that hydrophobia is newr caused by the hitc of si dog, ami that it is > niplya hysterical liervciis disease isuistd by an un founded dread. Don't tsike that for j grsititid. 1 ut renumber these facts: | First, that there are more than si million cf thanccs to one tl.sit sir?v log which is siipj osed to be Iiisid i* I not mad sst sill; sctond, that in sill probability s.i y dog by vhicli si person may Impjxn to le bitnn is noi Iliad, silid. third. thi"t evtli it si J crn Is'bittui by a dog that really is mad the danger of l.yim phobia is ^ very slight indeed. What is to he d< uc if you happen to he bitten bv si dogthsil issui'iased ! - I to ho rabid? The best thing you can do is just to take si few vapor j baths, sis hot sis you can I ear them. The pet.-piration will eliminate any poise ti that the bite n.siv have ii.tioduccd into your svsti in. '1 hen endeavor to forget sill about it. If you follow this simple adviee the chances arc incalculably gruit that you will be perfectly safe. lint is there such ;t thing as rabies s:nd nu b si thing sis a mad dog ? I ndoubtcoly there is. iliougli I have i.. .1... .1.: I1V?< 1 .Tl li Win-, ill nil- lllll I \ \ t'?l 1 > I since tli?' Ainerieaii Society fi r tin- ! J*ifVfTiti? n of Cilicitv iii Aniiiia'.o | was oftaMisl ul. nir oflicers i ml I audits have I ?< ? n constantly in ll.c j outlook. hut ia> undoubted ea>e 1 as over fallen under their uhscrvatii n nr j within their knowledge. and, of over t 1)00 tint's and other small ani- j n.als which haw I ecu (arid for at I ur shelter dining 'he j ast tin(-t* veins not one single rase of rallies has lain lol'l.d. Ihr.-e tacts suflicicntlv t rove i!:at rallies is rare in ! this eiiv ami in this Stale, hut il ere j is si'.eh a i istase, ami it is important i t"< r the public. as well as yoursi If, j that \*iat should know whether a siek ,l,,.r is or is i-t?t rabid. If yon will j the following facts you will have : til) difficulty. Von wi:l probably l.tul -i ? ... I /. i.iii11> iiilli ri nt 1*1 oln the I I l-l'lll IW l/v ... . . ]epular fatieies 1?v whieli most persun* sire misled: 1. It is supposed that a mad d??o j dreads water. It is rot so. The! mad doy is verv likely to pinnae his j hea I to the eye s in water, tlnai^li he I esiiiin.t .-wallow it ami laps it wi;h tl.flicult v. 'J. It i:supposed that a insnl deo runs ahoitt with evideliees of interne | i xciti nient. It is not so. Tin* ln;nl I loo never inn- about in agitation;! lie never ^nllops; he i< always alone, u?uall\ in ;i unitize place, wline In* joo.s aloiijj slow ly. ll lie is approarhe'l I?v ilnj; or man lie shows no >i^n of j excitement, lmt w lion tin*?1 <or man is neiir enough lie snaps and resumes ' Lis solitary not. d. If a ilo^ harks, yelps, whines or 1 growls that <loo is not mad. The only [ sound a mail dux is ever known to i unit i.< a lioarse howl, ami that hut j seldom K\eu blows will not extort 1 an outcry from a niiul doo. There- j fore, if any 'hu, iiinlcr any circnm- J stances, utters any ethii .annul than that of a Louise howl that 'ha i-, not luud. h -I. It is supposed that the ir.ad dog froths at the mouth. It is n< t so. If a dog's jaws are covered or flocked with white froth that dog is not mad. The surest of all signs that a dog is mad is a thick and ropy brown uju- J cous clinging to his lips, which ho | often tries vainly to tear away with his paws or to wash away with water. f>. If your own dog is bitten by any other dog watch him carefully. If he is infected by rabies you wil. discover signs of it possibly in from <ix to ten days. Then he will he restless; often getting up only to lie tlUWIl UllUli^lli^ IIm jivoi11*'II impatiently, turning from side to side, ami constantly licking or scratching some particular part of liis head, limbs or bodv. lie will be irritable and inclined to dash at other animals, and he will sometimes map at objects which he imagines to be near him. lie will be excessively thirsty, lapping water eagerly and often. 'I hen there will be glandular swellings about his jaws and throat, at.d he will vainly endeavor to rid himself of a thick, ropy, mucous discharge from his month and tlnoat. If lie can he will probably stray away from home and trot slowly and mournfully al< tig the highway or across country, meddling with neither man nor beast unless they approach him. and then giving a single snap. The only exception to litis behavior occurs in fero cm us (legs which, (lin ing tlic curlier singe of excitement, nniy attack any living object in 'J i.oe symptoms of rabies are condensed fioin valuable information received from j?li\s:eians of undoubn d auiluritv.?Our Animal Friends for duly. * John P. II a inks. HOW TO F!SD OUT. Kill a Kittle or common glass with urine and let it stand tweiity-t'our hours; a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys. When mine; tains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent desiie to urinate or pain in the hack, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and Madder are out (if order, WHAT TO DO, There is ceiufort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Or. Kilmer's Sv amp-Hoot, the great Kidney ninedy fulfils every wish in relieving pain in the t ack, kidneys, l.ver, bladder and cvcia pait of the urinary passages. It eoneets inability to hold urine and scalding | ain in passing it. or Kid effects following n.-e of liquor, wine or M( r. and overeoines tied unpleasant necessity ?>f Icing ei-111]i?-l!< (1 to get up many times dm ing the ii'ght to urinate. The iniid and the extraordinary elTect of Swamp-ISei t is scon reah/id. It stands the highest its wcndeiltil cures of the most distirssing cases. If you need a medicine you si oii!?l have the he.-1. Sold hv di uggi.-ts. price liny oriits ai.(I one dollar. You may haven sample hottle and pamphlet liftli sent free hy mail. Mention Tin: I'nm-n Timi s mid send your address to I!v. Ki'nicrifc Co.. IJinjJu.iutoii. N*. V. Jo-ly. According to the Ihhle. Iliuv will lie r.o iiisjiiy:i ?r or giving in marriage in heaven?pmltahly liccause tl.ru.' won't he enough moii to ?4?? around. A lillM AKK A IH.K <Ti:K <>r CJIIIONIC III AIIUIIOKA. In lsitj. when I served my country .n a piivato in foinpanv A. ItiTih Pennsylvania Volunteers. I contracted enrol.ie diaiihoca. It has given mi* a great deal of trouble i vcr since. I have tried a d< /oil ditTcn nt medicines and seve.nl I lotnincnt doctors without any p? i main nt relief. Not long ago a friend se.it ine a saiupie hot tie <>f f hainlici Iain's folic. Cholera and hiairhoea Itemed), at d after that ! Uiicjlil and took a "> i rent hot tie: and now 1 can say that 1 am entirely cured. I cannot he thankful enough to ye.ti for this great llcniedy. and n commend it to all snffciing vctei a us. If in doiiht write inc. Yours grate fully. Henry Steinl erger. Ailenlowu I 'a. >oln by I >i. 1*. ('. 1 >uke. The woman who is continually lecturing her hi is ha l id cil her considers him a tool, or else she has forgot ton flat avoid to the wise is scilieieut. I." I ? I." IS I > I I I w 4 I I I'd 1*4 I I I ? I < Send your address to II. Ik 1 IncK!i*i; iV Co.. < 'hirngo, :iii<l "(I ;i lite lto\ of Pr. Kind's Now l.ife I':11s. A trial will rotiNinoo \oii of thoir merits. '1 hose pills a:o oasy in action and are particular offootiva in the euro of eonstipation and sick head; olio. |-\ v tna!aiia and liver troubles they have l oon prowd invaluable. 'i'lioy arc guaranteed to !? p? rtVotly free from every deleterious mi!.staneo and to lie pisrc!\ vegetable. Thc\ d ? not wisiken by their action, lint by L'ivin^ tone tostomach and Itowels?_ri? a' a invigorate ihcsysbin. IJo?:u'ai s /? "< o< nts per I.o\. Sold by I>r. K. t . Puke, <!l uejrist. The terra cot I a looks of a^iii with a wealthy lather, becomes auburn or lo'.don as she giows older, hut the rod hoadid Im?y retusiius rod headed unli! the end of the ehaptoi. Tin: T i;i i: iikmkpy. NY. M. I !i pine, editor, Tiskilwa. I'd.. ' ( liief." ra\s : "Wi1 wnl.'t hoop bono without I >r. Kind's Now Peeowis for consumption., coughs and iniils. i:\jH-riiiieiitcd with iiiauv others. Put never uot the truoriinody until wo nod I )r. King's Now Discovery. No other remedy etui take its place in our homo, as in it wo have a coitain and sine euro for eoliths, colds W I loop invr cough. eh." It is idle to o\ |H*| iiiion t with otlioi reinedios, oven il they aie urged on win sis ju.-t tis good sis Dr. Kind's Now Pi. cow ry. Tliox sue not sis good, boeaii tin . remedy hsia si leeoid of euros sunt besides is guaisuitoul. It new r tails to satisfy. Trail Ihit11* . trie sit Pr. I*. < . Puke's (Il Ujj stoic. It is always ?r ratifying io receive tests- i mentals 1W t 'li?* hi I h r'aiii*> (t iiolera and Diairhoe.i lhinedv, and wIn*n the endorsement i* fioin a |>h\sician it is especially so. 'There is no more sntisfuctoiy or * tiff! i\? remedy than Clia'ii-" I ?et Iain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Ueiiiedy," Willi's Dr. II. K. II obey, phy: sioiatu and pharmacist, of Olney, Mo.; and as in* has used the ih nicdv in his own family and sold it in his drugstore for six years lie should certainly know. For siile by Dr. F. C. Duke. ? 5 The loan gels up in inn lingon Sunday * and tells his brethren what a wieked old sinner he is, usually s}s-nds i!ie other six days in pro\ ing the as* i? ion. * n Von cannot jiul^e a rctimly until you know sis father sst:<I mother. and so understand tlie responsibility for it< \| once. Hamuli's Tonic I.iver I'd! is based ! upon tin* t<>si1111!:t of oi o oi" the [;iv, t? si physicians or the last rciiliiiy, and its C wonderful success in our'nrr completely nil fortiis of liilioir-iin-ss .mil liver trouble is due to tin- roiiiaiKssltS** compound'in; <>t' its ingredients. Iiiivovoii overt I it for sick-he-Mlaebe ? It eo-l . I..,t *J."? < 111s ;t 1m?\ :.t I'nion ])n:tr Co., Ill" hading (irit^iht. Sample pill free. The ecinmaiid to inert are and multiply is a hack mi mber. Xo\v the increase is brought about lw division in the divorce comts. which tia kcs two of oil'1. Msiny of the citi/cns hi this cntnmmi- ity ale well aware of Ib? sup- ; ir c\c< il- T ence of ('hainbi i Iain's ( . die. ('holcra and ' I Diarrhoea luiotdv, aid will ! II you that I it is an "itj -to-dalc" ion rdy ai d 11u* most pei feet I : t l::is ;i | l? on produced i for howel eoii:p!;;i,,ts. i> ;:c\er t ill; to elite in <1 io ci i (piv!.!\ IV r rale I I >r. ! '. (i >:;ko, di ".Pr^i '. 'I be Jo. \ t woi'iv i ;\i< ty oil the v a\ene*e maiaicd w-man'r t"; (e hou'd ci nviiiee t! c _;ii! !Ir.it It i n ai e "<-t w art!i the ( \< it ion la c? . !} to (:-\ to.;'' ti.i ill. Ti* you I've ve: \ far I'r. m a dptir store j Vol! should I I ( "i : I !: <! :i 1 :i It"i> n!" 1 - ! < "I;;;n Ici laiii's ('die. ' i ?.' * :u <1 I > : 1 I ll i>c;i IN Mu ?1r t!u' 1 i M li)i i;i the IWPliil jii lewd ct Sii'.i' hits. V..II iilc 1 t ci t; ill So l:iivc IN' I'd- ;! mi i. cr . i i;:It 1 ! si Ml il i - \vim (lis: hi; Mi i cii ' s its < i ' I I \\ licit im <!( il. 11 is : to tjilit* ::istl i i ?.? .. ii , I siiwstvy ?i\i-y etmiiii; iii - .. i -,i;c \ S I>.. l\ C. 1 >1.1.0, il; I!.:'.; a Seme girls il heril tin !r romp'. \!on I III l|l I llnil' liililliiT, Wllilo I * lil'l y !_'i i I 1 hoil's ill III i'cie I'ilthoi :i lie ?: 'tn hi c;i ;i j ul. t Mi :v. I I Vl. I:. 11:? ci ..i . t. i; -t i-iinc ; ;:i il I'iiii'i i;i ; :'>! I' ci hi i-'iililnc. iin* ! _ I J'l'i 'Il j?! 1\ I ! 1.1 1 > < ! ; ; ' el !;; :.'y 1 'die. j I j<'l:n;i i;i ;imI I: i IN |n !>'. ft is j I . the li.i'HSis lit :-;i\ii.- Ii\c< nl liirinv I * | cliil li'i-ii eilch \i'. 1". .' .-..!c l?y 1 >; . I*. : i f. Iliil.c. * I I'iIi'I Is*. N". ii:. he ;i c!si !.i-\\ J ; J . T. j ; IVvi tc your i in rifles to lhnlii v out lioxv j i Ii licit .III I . !! I: I- \ i-l: r l I \. ; . l c; ' * v.i ith. vi ii- li'c v. i'lsirj tn " l'iiv m;y i-; i ; lee f l* ;; gn ! tliii:-.:. ('liatultoil.iiti's ('. i h ilctv. ittiil i >i;trI ihocii IhiiiMsly iilwnv.s si'Tofi's |iiu!ii(it re- j ! iii 1 i !' :;;c ! \ i I . 1 c. * Ti e IiK'lll is /.y|i; |i(T i; l'Sltl-ly ;;:i ob? i ici t ni' chili i'v. i i :.i: . . t' i : . 1 ten ; ejvi y t v. - s.t \ h:n - :.i e': :i - j recci yes. I | Ladies Who Suiter I r From cay ccrop!air,t peculiar to their se:< ?:.uch <es Profuse. Pair)- * ful. Suppressed or IrrcguiGr Menstruation, ere soon restored to health by IjraciicicTs Female Iveguiatcr. it is ci combination of remedial agents which have bf.cn used with the greatest success for rr>orc than 25 years, apd hr.own to act specifically with end on the ergons of l\zrstruction, and M&& recomitjcndcd for j A^L such complaints J /^V~-^T\ ?0?y? oevcr fails (' ^ - V'k \ to SiVJ1 relief ?0d ; \ restore the health I Wl 4r I of the suffering i / 5^ xfA-yj, Werner). It should j,; fel, V\v- bn taKeo by t!;e i i flf / i\Vv | C'-rl just budding! I ifrJj' // IV'V- iota womanhood i wh?i> A"?costrua- C fr M-n !c<tn*-s"*-: t? pressed, irregular I -V'^ Ur or Pa i 0 f til. or)d all delicate worker) r.hculd use it, cs its ionic properties i;ave a wcr)* < rierful influence i.) terming up and ,, strengthening the ten) by ciriv- li ! ing through tijc proper channels -1 all impurities. ! "A ?!aril?l:tcr 0? ' it r-:-Ic.nrrU lli:'W(l I| nuMi- i ii .tion from t ?. .1 coM, r.'rl < ti 1 nt'civi:^; a' ui'l > > .v ' r >.. :i v--r 1 v \v r?ck"<i, (!;) ii i \ i i < -? in- j ; : ( f f.i'C. wh i? IIIM-TI II. v t ii't't I ., nno IhiI l io < { i riil -ic; ,i'i * pU'loly ? J . \V . ill 1,1.1- . i . i V:\!ir*% Ztii. 4. j , Ti;: CiAvrri-.o ncaULY rci Co., ATI ANTA, C.A. i I.OLO KY Alt. or. .If.ci Y* t., "I f Tfl GOTTLt. Vl !:;l V. 1*;?!?!'.< < ?> ri;i! 1 ri ? I ... 1 ^ t I I J: / < . -> (: > t < . WIll'IVilH UP ('\p i In nitlltlH'IK'C Mill' y* I lll!*tiltlli' 1 ill l.lill i !.i i til > I'll HiIhT ; N' ; in M, I :In tvlitiv iiiilli*?i ' i'.i - ?!11"; , ; I .I. ! *. 'I'. M ! Il .1 Mil l. !' i 'III'! I " j from |||| -i;!. i,: 1 H . 11 null ,| wliu will lir!)i ii i? eal Initio In . i!ii i it x < ! I i -it ? . |S r.v i. l I I'll I." , I . ' i A !. Ml! 1,1 Iv i . i 11iu*i, r. p l: Jui\ -'7, 'Jin. j i Your Own Way fo -SO FAR AS PRICES H rk?rk'c< C! I innln fv ' 11 i rtr% ap" A ! ? on / I f~\ i n-> f i \ LilClC O utll X 111(3 JL UI1CO 1~\ llCu V." VU1 V^LiC^ n.vT . -X l^i iO )iir inducements will capture the trade. Close observers and !: .if ... competitor^ blue, but our customers will Minle : and tha down to bedrock prices and if you p:iy nioro thai can be bad for the money, its because \< you buy, thereto: BAILEY FURNITURE iargaiisia Groceries new store i livery thing new and fresh. N L.W olORLb Goods and prices ^ * " * * I <;<> TO .1. T. SDXTOX Foil Water Uuckcts, Hrooms and ! Flcur, Hams, Canned Cocu3; La.skcir> Ceffee, Confectionaries 'hcapci' Than Elsewhere. a?i - Lot of Stove Muc and Well : GROCERY STOrviS. Piping to be OnT "lVE MI: A tsuau w'IUDOU. LL 0, j. r?\ *? ; ;r 7^ < > 7,Cost not considered. Governor Hamblen.Tliis ;;tt <1 1. ?>:<? . I am agent for the Spartan- win Po at 11 .; .i.:" - - . . ,1. : . bur-j: Steam Laundry. Give 1 I:i- ' 1' me a trial. I H" -I. 'ii, XoTllINi; 1:1 MV IC. ffHISKIiITJ2^fMi:;::S j 50 and 75 cents a Lottie. Jnion iVIarble Duke's Drug Store. \nd Granite Works. j jru.^ ittj ,t j Socia Fountain, Geo. Geddes. am, ;im t.,Lillif pj ,h best, most popular dri::L . I.:j2:;ictill v of :i:nl iVuler iii U-mLuii Jt.lt1 of ;iiit! < > liiiilS', ;;ik1 for llavorui.p i;:ii-!:cI in tln'tx-t j*is>ib'e man- While strictly t-m.perlior in the most , . . i i * ate, tney no say tne tKTLSTIC STYLES AT Lo\V- drinks I serve make peo-; pie happ\*. EST Pit ICES. i Duke's Drug Store, i-oii Is:tiiii<< * ! ()pposite I nion i lotel. i VI 1 '::< !?>i\v I'rircs A tl?* Hit I'|? Ji'lI is, WoliM 1 > r.l t?> limine o.i ai;\ \vo|!. ii: iii*. iiisi \<)'i contemplate Ii;ivilli; <! >he. Volt etui make ln'tler leriiis | with uh' iir.it Savi: Ai.rvs . ].< ! < I'llt. CoMMISvJUN. Villi V. iii J see ;i:1 klio\v just \\ l:;st Ji.il ale - j;etiin;. No work ion kir^t* am! | lone ..... small. All tli.ink'"il.v j A{J tilC Latest i*im .'iVi il. iiii'l I will show myappn- | elation by fiivintf satisfaction. | Respectfully, j George Gecldes. ! Ico Ccicl Drinks Sewing Machines Cheap. j SllOlbct, Em, I have ;i ft'\v No. '.I Wlut'lci' & Wil- j ' ... t j . . r n M'\\ Iistf Machines mi liaiiil wliieli 1 j iii,sell at eost having ilcciilril to ipiit i r k g *, ' r ?t n-business. ?('all early anil secure one f | " * ~ j ? i lore they are all tmne. JAMIvS K. Ill; NT MR. ?T" IGUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE COI.I'M Iii A. S. <\ S smiill l.i vile ' i,5,l: tuber "J^lli. ('lilSS- j ...w ('oiir-i -n wilh liiploiuas. Special j oiu.ii s, villi < 'el I ilk-ales. I Joan I ; a j An Honost Loaf HMi'ih. Tulal ueecssiry expenses for, p ,, r fti . ii* \ i ar b'xelu-avi1 of I ra veliiii.'. I'h.l him;, j iiOflCst UiaH i?i l ooks, iro-ii si i;t io ci.v;. w 'ii | /\f an Honest Price. Iniil b <1 lo :iil ( lasses. For I'm I her informal ion. aililress the ... rc-uilent, 1". (Wool>.\ It b. j ' .1 il \n|| Jill- i. I I i . Viul h;*op Colli'txo Scholarships unci ' v,, J niPiir.co I xnminations. . T!.c ?>v::iiiili:il:i?j?s I ?r ll.i* nwni'il ?.f "/ . , ' , v , ii .ml - liii!;n>lii|"? ill Wiiittnop < n!lcfS': . I'l I... till1 Illlllll^Mllll III lll'W sliiili nts il! In- In lil iit tin* ('oiniiv 11 niiM* Wil ARE" AVVAi'l; i A n.-t l.'Sili. :il :i. in. Al'jilir.ilits liiusl nut l c Ir.'-s lliilli lil licii , iltn il' jiffc. Win ii Ml.n!;ir.-.lii|is il I'd I 1 Mi.li Iifu-r Align*! I .".III 111. v will Imj w?wlliHnvin lor. I i>.oic a.nli ii in Ilinsi' iiiakin^ t!i(> Ii'mlu'st , ,u" ' N"' u i ;it I !ii-- ixiiiniiiiil ion. I ii. 'ii I ? in J' "i I'll'"'II - .. -I ?if i. 11 < !:? la !!? ? iurl i ;il iu.^lii i:i ii I. | lMl1"ll, K""'1 ' 1 !iii;s!;"i| lunlii. In-ill. Ii?lil. ilinI washing , :l"! Ul ! 1 1 u < ).!% >.:.! ,i'l liiuiilli. ' (",lv ",vV 11 ;t ?" ?. ?.t.?ii I ... I III I IllT il.foii.ii.li.ia <111(1 i.r.ilil- h",,vr U,l;,! v'r :,V- * ,I "" i.'.'r li'il's c" li* ,ln|,Ns,,N" j THE l'l.OlH AIA A. '-'it. ' ' .Jo \VRAY, M -r. WE IT ALL j r tli? Next Month ARE CONCERNED. os Will be the Sensation of the Month. e.n direwd buyers will grasp the opportunity. It will make t\\l:ut we ine in business for. We hold everything i r.n article is wo: th or fail to get the best that ju don't come to BAILEYS before re don't blame )TICE TO THE PUBLIC. southern RAILWAY. ^ i t ?? ?lio dissolution of Smitli */% y I haw lnovi'il to tlio i-iti' -Me of tilt! htlTI't and ' Central Tlmo TTetwooi, Columbia and Jaokl.'i\? niiar-rd my lmiliUnj;, ?onv?ii*. Kwtrm rim? m-tweeu CoV. ill :v YOU rail tMI?l UIU ill all times. lumblannd Oil,or Point*. KKKKOTIVr MAY !J, 1K!?7. ! b-avy and l ancy Northbound. j onii!" < irocen-'s, Tobacco I ^v-^ilxvmVnnhc:&p:Uy:: u n :::::::: Ar. Columbia 4 l."?pl 4 X'4nj .111(1 (. l^.'irS. ! Lv. Chin-'ton,SC&UKK. 7 l ?iii .*> iJO|>! j Ar. Columbia 10 f>>sij l)loj>l I Lave opened ii|> a new ; Lv. AtiKustn, ho. Ry.... ~ l>p| (imp! " ttrnnitcville 2W<pj 10 1,'j.l ^ 1." " Trenton. UuKp. 1.) 80 j ! iJ lii ' oUIlKlin Johnston^. i?8up 11 ltij>j........ Ar. ColumbiaUn. f'.cp't. 4 .Vi j> a 1, in , .... ...i. Lv C-ol'bin niamTi; st... 5 20 p ? 8t ni. w.j'i'c* I w ill !orvc minus not \vinn>,i>oro i-p rt : *!..% Mil < ?.!!. All L'tnuls inside tllO \\ On?^tor 7 0111 T IS :?| " Roelc Hill :>4i>i 7 e! ... !H -oiyoratc Mints Ar.Chnrlotte S 20p' Sfton; ** ... - " Lauville 12U0nt| 1 liOp 1 'c iiven-il i rcc ot Lhar^c. -? j?? ? Ar. Kit-hmonil I 0 pjiM 0 40 p1 i 1 .. i . ill and YOU Will Ar. WnshiiiRton I H4.,?i n 4i)p ' \ . ^ " Rnltimore Pa. 17. R.. 8 00 a 11 ?:> p 1 > ilWilV p.eMi-tuI. Philadelphia ' I'Jl.'.nl 2.Viol " Now York I 18 4o p] 0 2:tn L. D. SMIT H, Southbound! Dally.; Dully. | r.ciuloi' i>l Low PriocK. " - - ; ? ~~~ i Lv. Now \ oj't, P?. U.R. 4-H0p 181:>nt _ ^ " Philadelphia 0 ,V>p 8 80 n " Hnitimoro ... ~Mp fl-'lul -T i \ ' i J v J | Y -1 ^ Lv. Wnsh ton, So. Ry.. 10 4:?p| 11 l.>i<| .1 8 i.' V / ii ^ e Lv. Richmond 2U0n; 12 5">p! Lv. Danville 5 50 a! 11 80pi " Charlotte I) 85 a' 10 80p iv ;i intend iiuivliasin<r an En- MS"' i!-i-1 V! .... 1 ,n. ... (hestcr 10 55 a. na.ut >:i Mill ill' lhraslior. It Will " ^innsl>oro it 41 a, 12 still , .. Ar Col Inn Rlnnd'R st .. 18 50nn| 1 117 it: i t ? di't inv prices itclore vnu Lv. Columbia l*u.dcp't.j i i.*?p 4 aot.; i-iV: i Ml yon the oM reiiibic ? iSKSr::::::::::: IS? ??"!::::::: , i\,Knginv. ??* S8|| 1-1C.. at nawoaable <w)^ ;t!.'l ;I vc VOU ample tunc to Ar.Charleston | 8 00j? 11 uo r. ' u i.n .ii. u.v. comm. r.C.OcP.T.y.i II Ma l?47c' " Savannah | 4 iaa| /r. .larits"nvil?f? ! Q 2;tip! 9 10 a| , , , SLKKI'INtl l.Vi; MCUVit'li! * < .1 ; .:! ! ; . iiiv prices 5UKI Iiuy Doublodaily jmtscngor sorvioo bctwoon Flor* Ida ami New York. - -7 .-.7 71/r a/n.U,'vM->i'Tr . Nos. :i7 and Ss?Washington nmLSotithwestcrn j~ v i 1 cX is iCy JL * A. c\C ll 1 iTlGl y Limited. Koliil \exiihu.ol train with dining cars and first e!as; coaches north of Charlotte. . I., iiiv Pnllman drawing room .sleeping oars botweon 1 !* 1 ' Tamna, Jacksonville, bavnnuuh, Washington and New York. , ] t | ^ Q rJ^ ^ t _Pu'knan sleeping car last ween Augusta and Nos. !C> and .1'V?IT, s. Fast Mail. Through rullman drawing room buffet .sleeping ears bo0 A loo tween Jaelt#?onvil!o ami New York and Am s/L' iJ3u VgclXA JJt? pnsta and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cara between Jacksonville and C i unbin, en route 7 daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati, via VLli t/U. Asheville. 11. W. H. ttiiEKN. J. M. tri,P, ' - 1 ?t* la: I or. molt* plillai) td. Sunt., Washington. 'f. M.. Washington. . . i 1 v an 1e jt.v to the alUcted W. A. TUKK, S. H. itAUmviOK, < It. i-vl'T. A. SkiClllll, M. C. <t. 1' A- Washington. A. (i. P. A.. Atlanta* t . .,t (' 11 In- has discovered a !' 1' .V15IJ, (_? 1:0. MUXUO I'tiii' f.*r t i>iisiiiii|ititm aial President. Cashier. V ; i i. threat and lr.ntf diseases. Mentals' & l'lanleis' Nalionai I.. . t 11 it -1 its know 11, lie will I ; lite- ! dth'S (o SIIIV leader ttf A.P A TVT I/' y. "> v. ho 11:a> In* suffering. ^"Jz5 A N . new M ieiitilie t tuii-se of OF U IN' I <> IV, ?. C, s i' i mauen! Iv ell if11 tlioll, 1. ' oitsnit is ii his religious <'apilal Stock $i'.?UM)0 A .. eh he owes t? humanity surplus ;,(i,00() ,, 1:. - :!ilaiiio.t' cine. Stoekhohlei-s'Liabilities (10.000 ;iV I . i 1 1 >> ,ml the dretidetl eonsump- __J__ I-..- < ttrahie disease hevond anv ?i? . > > J otal - - ------- ^,11 ti.ijtio Svj . on 1,!e h.s in Ainertcanaiid ' i' i.i' ii lahoralories testimonials of _ 1 v; .* t; in those henetittcd illitl t Ollieers?-F. M. Fair. 1'resident: A. If e; in all parts of toe world. Foster, \'iee President: (leorge M 11:10 ! it d . '.mil it is tot) late. Con- Cashier;J). Arthur, Assistant ('as lift r 1 *...: 111 < et'iit a... I tin..in., viieoilv ... . ... ... .. . _ . : / f , ?V ; i morn us?w . 11. Wallace, A.U. Hico, * V" t '-v W,n- J**.-**. T. C. Duncan. J. A J&JM ; ; >" " . *?? V T. Douglas, E. 1?. McKissick, '4?' \ ; 1 w!:iii v.ntmg tin* Doctor, \ 11 i.\' . \c t ]>ic ;:inl iH'stollirc aihlress, ami ' : < uivii!ion n ailing this article in wk solicit Yoiit nrsivisss. ' Pin es. ^ ; THE<c^~ J >?, iv i > st Class Markct. ! !I>vf I I UY DLVnill) IVT itx Jm\ ? ,I' i no iLion luioirtimmw. ^ I '': 1' 11 |c?11 ( -?* I'lant Fender Is the "Nations Pride," and of the 1H.W A I !i l i h twice a week. (.*;ui suit anyone in prices it:id term*. I\?iil<- attention to all. m. 31. lilCK, .Ti*, IS, Ui'%'. I am paying tin: highest The Music and Sewing Machine )l?h,^ price for good beef cattle and ~:Tt & tii* . l I* OK ?^ALL? |! ;id < ?t lie r count ry produce. .... , . (. -*? *-? - < 3 ' we nave twenty-oiu* line young All i i mii ; ii:<|i Med t?? t lie linn of for sale, which we lm\<? Iioen using ~ li A I l.i. V ?v sKXTON will pleaso settle factory, we arc^Juough with our tfluk 4J il.M .same Willi me at once. and want to sell out mules, wagiJ(pP'v*,ejM H. G. BAILEY. '"SmT E*D*SUARKEY*