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MUST DECLARE FOR 15 TO-1. 1 Unless I'lnnk Mv-ts l>rv:::i*s Yi< v 1 l!r V. ! 1 Dvflln- . Kansas "iTi. July ~v'n:< f' rival of ?<>:;; I.V-m e:\it:" > , wont to Lincoln to - Mr. JJ:; story with ?! ?*i?l< <11 v i> . tures has b :t in > ircul.it : u. According to tin* .-nstenn :o - man , it x the committee on >i 1 . ! re; >rts J simply an iiulorsemi!it of t! (Jhi a -> platform without reiterating 1'! to 1, Mr. IBrvun may come her. and. n t'n Hoor of the convention, otl'er tm ana-ml- ] uiont and ina'.to a speech in favor of ) i-> favorite rati ?. Should the convention fail tote ; favorably on his a.mcn Intent, it i; v\;.l !. WOlll'l PI' HUpeii" I I * lieCUIl I " 1natioii on the flour cf the eonw nti 1. Kansas City, July 2.?This i* . . .di e the first busy day of tin- Delia ti couvolition. Tlio national < >::: tc assembled at tlio Kansas City eh"'- : > consular tlio claims of con; ; gutions, formally select tea;; .-. .ry on cers an J transact other ]ir .iaary iucss. Thu new coawu' :i hall v.; opened in the evening w tii a proic. aa ic concert. All of the trains, esjK- '.ally ; : 1 the east, were crowd- I witli d 1:... auvl visitor -. Early in tlio day ta ? ' v Y ran.'. pition, acconipaui. d by many i ilient Kiiipiiv Stat.' IV. . wr v ill a special train uv r I !:e \V.a . Georgia ilel '^ari i c. i.i : train over tli Duel a rt im .* , . during the day a sp c. .1 train the delegations from a \v iin.-r'auio arrived. x in* oae cii-l ill ! i ; i : rarlv m tin- day was \ i . 1 J .. : (Jovcrnor Kill < > V?. J ' " ; I. .:colli. The ;^'<v 1 . < 1 Saturday was ft V. >w i v a - - > stanf departure h " !. >!a. j . papers were .-ennuo \ .. " ' . ' i for an t xp'an.it' -a Mr. for the New Y <?. : i i. x evidently kept t! ir is speeulati :i and i". ' apparently Mobodv hi r > kin Hill was sminutiiifl. to T.;e ou^'hly l'eali/e that hi.- i: . than sifjnilieanr. liana : y 1 vention, for whieh all the lead striving for .-<? vi::? r< . r. : peiideil oil'hxs vi it. Mu - a; a the cont'ereiu e 1> tw? a th two ' the farm m ar i .;a !i.. Pendiujt di Sii::rt? in'." -.a. result of th" < ; n!" .. mains praetieally v.:..-a..!:, revocable ep will ' i .< . . . hum i mi mi- ii'<; ::1 . ;. x . Brvau is tin* dominant la ; r : convention no ouo ?i daub:. A v Senator Dubois it' Iiinho i r-ely expressed it: llryaii >i.s"o: ol' the Situ.itto::. "Bryan is muster o'. ;i. -itu.;'i arbiter of all Uitieivuc. . \Y:th<>;i: v n seeming to ilietate. li? will < ?:iti- t : convention. His wish - will 1 a sported, both as to the pint form an<". . to the candidate for the vi \ v idenc.y.'' That states the sir ant ion to a ;:i No ] 1 stfotin not really sr.*: u) Mr. Bryan will 1- ; . a zd th , zioniim o for th-vice p;- -: ! _ :; y, i: i - sured, will h" a rnuniny mat i rf \ly . r peccable t> him. ^ Thus far llie - iily e ::r -rill ationiny !:::- 1 e i < : the il....,-. i: ! .... : of the pi .t iiv !t that . .< i h I tlio < tzlv dill en n of plita-: > '. Toe \ western men. ,* ):'rally, i -. < that a , spocille declaration i r the lY- coisnpo of silver a" ti.e ratio of 10 to ! ia!l l>e incorporated in ti; platform:];.' IV. i a the east and many iV-nn th -.!?; are inclined to favor a simple r .aa'ioti of the finaneial plank < ; th (' .'i ;i:h platform, bclievin;; that 2- n . v, h -h ( overshn'low the motn-v en :i a have arisen since hbd, ami shoal 1 be piwzi 1 j the place of ] .irani-aml int] rtane . That -Mr. Bryan himself will lot it be 1 known finally wl at his v. ishos are in r i speet to the question all l'ully l.<cliove, j and that his desires will be carried oar - notody doubts. Imperlall-in and K\pan-lo:i. With rt spec: to the plan*;:.; t ' i 1 ? rinlism" and i ..pnnsioii, a 11 : in a minor key has been . 'nudt d . r m wc.d, especially l'r. >m tl. Rwi'a < . < Both Mr. Bryan ami tin- h of ;.o j . party in Kansas (Jity haw b n nr. I ! 1 not to make the anti-expansion plan'1: too strong, lost the <h elaratio:. in ju. i o ; party's olmnecs in tin* v. <- r:i r. . whcrt', it i. and i'. i v.n. i strongly favt r d. J'*i ' i . .,r 1 [ the que.-tioii one iiP olvii: . : principle and <b- !?., t . ?r too \\ j; i would modify or curtail i h clar.it i : ' of the party on "imp' iiali.-iu" and pansiou arc actuated by ino:.v< - < 1' i . pcdieney. The suggestion that Mr. Bryan' it : ! illation for the pr ud^iicy ho ma July 4 at the first sessi >u of the c nv tion has met tbb ap; ; ' m; :v 1< or.s ami delegatt n v.- 1 i , .: 1 arrangements are lici ig ma : o . the \ ' plan out. As ir appir i mm obstacle that may ari---1 ? pivw.it the nomination from being made i'ii the mnivcrsarv fit' the nation's aut.d day y ill b- ! the inability of all oh m >f the n:ir*y to agree upon the ph;r!'<?rni t > 1 nd"; ! . Even that may j<iv\ ir ir. Vice Presidentlal Problem. Everything relating to the v ; r. di ntltil nominee is in the :: r. ! r. 1 i KMiivtM.v 01 niuuina iiis-ms tii.tr 1. n.?r ? a candidate, and it upp-1 ;rs likely lmw 1 that tlie convention will nce? pr him at his word. Governor liiil is tin . . ? most figure in the pr mlciu. That he would accept the nomination if ii: : party should d 111 mid hint, there i ; n > , doubt, but liisfrieiid.se >:i-i-d< nt 1 v maintain that he i< not in th ra -e. Towno of Minnesota weald 1> a powerful candidate if he lutd no been i. uinatcd by the l'opulis.s. Op; , it i m i ? him has develop ed on th ground rii this convention should nominal a , straight oat Democratic ticket v. i.ii ; ' ; a Republican or a Populit. Among those mention d fa-the 1, .i- I nation is fornn r S -uator ( . a ; an < ' i Maryland; western mid soti'min ::,? a arc inclined to the belief th..- h wmld 1 be a stronger man with tho- ;. ipje ; than Hill, but th< :v i i n vigorous di I sition to call upon Mr. (>o< man to tab i lea chairmanship of the national executive commit tee and manage the upproaehii. r campaign. Mr. Sulz'.T of New York, r.no of the avowed candidates, staunchly bucked i i !\v siroii:: frionils, is iin'.;in:' thinys hum lix.Ut hi-; ' !<j ;::vl? Ill thy S IVUV. lie li:i> soiii il- ! j ! . ' 1 to him md claims t! i:i the tooiul ttp bo will < I vt t' s 1 %rt oi isi . ?>vr.i s ate il:i< 1 ] )! ol" 1 l -;-r ? I it 11 I oii'llviM it <1 t-a< tiii i' o per. n;' of tho i re soul foreofultienHt f a iv ti i i in ntioucd for tho vice i>- < ,sidouoy >" : I " :l.v i-I'.'iir that- U- ntioii u'.. t : ;t ly bo\y to tiio \vi -lies of Mr. 'ti ;i a'I ; < nli/. that to make victory i> -il ' ... 1 harmony must exist n tho The vice ptTCSl1' cue'. , r' re, may r \ ol\v i- it" into ? ii> r to tiiat- ill the L'.hla . Iphia c :. t . candidate i " < i of a ti >. :i:i . -n 1- ; ballot - t. .ea. ho it. ; . true, ii iVoul i l ii. ii eha-rdemc i: liquo ill c\tiiei ie.iti poiitic.il history. TQW'r.'d fvlH.'J AHS CONFIDENT. IJry:i:i Is Sal.! to he "avoi'able to the ?! in , I a ?!:i u. Kansas Crrv, July ?Tho Town nans::: " w;/ -luphatically tliat heir will v in t! vkv pi* >itl?miiv'. v/ii ; 't :c-. Tl.ay have reach, cl s: point where tlioy offer the Democrats .. . u : ; sul in 1st upou beiuj; lieiir<l. Tin ir piv>;trnui is this: 'i i. ' : . I: :i.:-d S ? s; ah for the Pot . . . * i. * !! beans wis! i i \\ i' ' : .: !,* mnrugers thai both i nvt ntion? >hall . . si'- ?n?l iucl niiniiun r >>.: tho first titty. Iv.l.- !. ' .. : : ! > i !:a!! he mso! to nor. in a viea \ - ' lontiul ctiudi* 1 : . A iti haU i: app >into<l i::..- ' : t tilt; MpOll OllltrtU : - s of ti> throe fu in;: w ' i: t 1J . oprntio Is ulers do not a#rto to this : : mi, tho SUv i* 31 publicans kvill : no soniinations ttyv oithtir i n; . v; ; r, bur will sip: int s mi;' t1 nfi r jtte to con* tor with c niniittoo of Democrats Poptl: ' . ; mtu of th i)miio<]rat!c i:W II U I tho ToWllO mi: :. tl y will ?;? what thoy :.im ! . ii liftn. fi i si hv Mr. liryati : iii" \.. i ... >'! hossol* 1? iini'i .airly ami wit!. ? M m \ F< V?" ... V \ . ;ly ?.?J. \Y. : :.r. V <' . .. i > i is e<nwUy UviUeil J ti Hill nud I >:i fur new scuts industries, j i.lr.l of i'!:u- < IN I !i | i':ist AVccki ^ I l>y T!io :n i tluiiilfC t". Wcelc X . *. i: ;.: i . Iiii nud *j iiu : . uij works iu ' ' K ] n i.. N iy i . unci 3[i- i; I mi . i: 1 lv( :i- j Cur T' lilv > ntl'l 'J Xtl ; I'AVO j in ; : i:i X ?rt'; ' ii;:Tj: ?>i. I O.'fill T> XU ; }'UJltS : : ry ii: (i i<i Jjiuuu 1111:11 ? in . >uill CUnF ins*.* ])' . w rk% . a; tpmrric.*. ! .11 !v :itn<*!: : : ; : ! r.:.1 factory j a 1 ' r. ?ii?:.i; it .* tavs* la. lory in j v.in. t i?*; t .ro couip 111 iiul Y?* 1 \ i:* 4 11 iii; u ( Icu'i'o c iiiipi: y ni W. Vir;:. : n*. w. dwurking plant ii ISnrtli < /.In i. GRAND RAPIDS DELUGED. ; [JO^crv..! : I!; < : !i =, !. :! In ; !-?i j -t* 1 (>:),<,.* ),(l(JO i in lion . of Wul pi*. <?!*.\?.*i> Ham J.ily.'.? L'i; -iv . rvoir it tho city waterworks systont broke, t; ting 11 el lug of moro than 109,* ! >0"?,<-10 ill >;i of wuti v up m n thlokly j jopulato I 'ii itfict 0:11 i hillsid imino* j lialoly ' . n ir. '1 i 1 d.'.majjc is usti* (i ! ?.'/ !'. >u and.- of (lol- ! sirs. ji i : i burns voiv washed , tway, other v. . 1 badly damaged and n i; : 1 i. lf.i square was partly ' iH'.i lioi in (Hat dixt;ict e? I ii.-. . 11 y a..'i ! "l wit!i '. i'h' 11 Think railway trucks ; .veivj tin i*n so tluvl trains bad t-> ; >c son* around. Mrs: William C 05 r, aged was \% awav 1 y tho flu 1 anil buried iu rt ; uuss of muil 1 wreckage. Her in* uri< ; mr.y prov fatal. Hoc husband : va al o 1 sdiy injured. A nuiubor of ftthers sustained injuries. Accident Fi n it rates n Itobbery. OfliCAGo, July X bold attempt by ] tiro 1 r.:. !.' . .1 t.*. a. * . ;'? :.i tho ifllco of ''1 trlobfl Laundry company 1 vns frti!*trail I by nil accident that inny ? )l-oV fat.il >< .. of t"*?* iv. In ynlnilliirr [vmilliitii to lintf >' 1' i.i!' i.i' . ?r ii ti' o.i > of 11: ikji laid hi !: ' hand nv/fty and \i . am . !, win. .'. to:' r thief sras stria-'.; in !':i 1. .. living 'i neut of fltool. Tho injured moil flod. No 'i'l'O .jljlr I :i II.;;,; i'. . W.\ ! ' '.vires , linvt- ?> ' 'i r? ived whl *h .. t.; at v the rr. ; iv >ul . - ia tho i laud tv;> .)?'!0'i -ci-i:i'-.iJ. J. tiai;-th ; nit . >Yoia;.: lit <Hrtyfi in busy ,vi:li .! ;;1 : i si ling finnn- . ial cri i.i ;.n ! t o: is not; !s; r foundsion for the . i: a' : :inl r rts. J P. HI I0 < 'n iC.'l ?m \v 1 i .Tec'1 ve. ilit ii.monJuly 2.?Tlio law ivfjuirns 'ij.w.it ::o.i. i?< ; for \vh: an?l noa'o.-s on tlio railroads hi Virginia has JCCOIUO oil'C'OtiVU. I' ll P ill I'll (hl)ll .'g. PiTTsnui:tt, Jn'- ? Fire has do- , rr >y'd til..' lurgo ?a:> factory of Goorg) to blialhmuu. i.<oss, -rio,0 'O. A BIG FIRE AY GREENVILLE. I IrcrtiII/.;M* WorltS Arc Dostroyod?lioii ! About Jj>100,000?l*artly Insured. J (Mtnrxvu.i.r., S. C., June 30.?The I ig t tiro c: nvillo ha had for yours J 'v aimed t i: 1' -t part el'a $100,000 for- j t ixfa- t >ry, wh i the chemical works (.: t!: Cuvonville 1\ vtiiiz .v factory wore j burned to the ground. The lire started iti the upper part of t , the building said soon had a tremendous ; / headway. . The arid tower burst and the sulphuric acid was turned luo->o in j II >.!>. Two negro men were caught iu the a id and burned about the liock and S shoulders. The building, with its contents, was Worth over 70,000, hain't considerably more valuable than the mixing depart-, nn in. The whole plant, including botti buildings, was insured for $75,000 and the stock for "CD. 700. ARRESTED IN NEW YORK. Prominent South furolliilun Sued for $!<>,<JOO Damages. CobU.MiHA, S. f'., June 29.?News has j hi ' n roe. iv 1 h.nv of the arrest in New \ York of \V. 5.- Sndlb Wh-.li-v n imoiii. 1 lK-ut hit-am-.s man of this citv. Whaley is one of tho largest holders of cotton mrill stock in the state unci was iu New York in interest of his mills at the tin e of hu aero ?. liis unv : wa > in n suit for $10,000 | Inning-1 -ought hy Yt'iliinni 1\ and j 11c srry \Y. \Y< ndt, of tho Buffalo Forae ; company. U'li.-y charge thai Whr.l -y Ml., !< I th ii* I'.rm and caused them I > i - a eantra< ; which ihey had for puttin.r in ventilating apparatus for the Uui- alo Cotton mills at Union, ti. C. ( cnimissloiis Issued. Coi.umii'a, F. O., Jane CO.?Tlio secretary of state luis issued a commisY; .a i to t: l Pick-us Fending company. Tii J enj .!.'l i^ to ho C'JO. The Manche-t. r I Cot; .a mil! of l! ick Hill filed notice of ' an inev r. c its iv.oral st > k to ' 5- 1 i M). A commission was issuOd to tho j Ai-.'-t- i Fi:iih:r < :a; any, iho cap! till stock of wliiolcis to bo fl0.),000. Aj c nnnv-'.-io;, '..'a - sii - ;i sued totho-IIo:. Fat'1 ' r c impany, with i. cap. al stock ,'i* , ,t; . Cotton Mill For liiimiii. Si'.' UT.'.N tit".t F. Juno C.'h?St op : have I n tak :i for the w ablishm-.nt 1 if a c.?!,.t aman, in tl.is t junrv. , I C a \ T. Fkinonn of Union an Ja: A. C. . a a.rc the p "eject .r>o. this now enter mi's . Ir it state I that ' ti: y h ive r? iv I sufficient i-ncov.rug i i n' r i \ Fi 11 ja.-rf. cii.ig i.. . plan.. < i'. : a ' u. alls, t.'ia.'"slick Aeijnltted. C'. ia. C.. Jan ?Mrs. Bell" C.-a .d: m- : e-aitt d of jioison iug her husl-ancl. A verdict of guilty i 1 was :;}) i .1, and a >1 umati ' sc.-no follow ttliugof tho vcrcUct, Gntd- . di was a i aiocl in February with ar-t, . -. Ay mg man named Dawkins I wa arre.-:c : as aeee-sorv. l.ut was nor tried. I Joy Killed. | Ad; s. .Tun .'5A?John Mays, a ' . J I.-veai -I'M to I was ? tablie 1 to ; * t it death by 1' uglas El Iter, a 9-year-old I ( y. Mi y.? attempt .1 to stoal 33 cents ' I'rojsi 171 when th latter drew his i knife, cutting M ivs in the thigh. An artery was .severed and Mays blod to j death LA t'o i.. lical aid reached hint. i <>ueer I'realc of 1.1 ghtnlng. . Ih'-iKViBf.!.', (J., Juno 09.?During a | tbundeisrovsii, lightning .struck a negro l:ou ' on Addison street, occupied by ,Tonkin Uliphaut, (< re up the bureau ' and knovin d a lamp off lite mantel oil the lloor and lighted it. Three negroes in an a i.j ivent room were renderod . speechless for a time by the shock. I'ell Aero.<s a Saw. i * CrMgititvsi.:.:', S. (J., Juno 23.?News t husro.v k -1 I: : that Walter Ilderton j n t with :: >i ae- i lent at his saw ; mill, near l'\?rt Dorchester. Ilderton I'-il on tiie . ;,w while attempting to ad- j y. -r a i !', n -airing in the severing of ; his h I t band and b ing probably fatally cut in the head. North Carolina Smallpox Iicporf. l!.\i,Kun', June 2D.?Tiio secretary of : ,i , . i ,,..i ,.r i. .nu i... 1 < ' ! Uiv; .u.tr ' a<u vi iu .mil mil I hIs ; >rt ;?i s!!::ill]s >x for tlio 12 month.; ! i :-."l ,. - A; t il ). Ir shows that tin to j w< ; '.i Tho death rato was 5 ? r c nr. ihirin.'v tho 15 in mths pro thero wore only GIG cases. Woman's Missionary ('onJVronec. i Gr.K'.-.NViV.t.i:, 8. <J., .Tuno 20.? Nearly ! 2Oh I tos nro in nttoudnuce upon tho | annual l.io'i;;!* of tlio So nth Carolina "Woman's Missionary conference hero, j < Tho r mf-ri-noo will renuiti in session ! ; until 8 (uul ay. T\\ > < har'.cri Issued. M.\i.i:io;r, Jr.u) 20.?A charter lias 1 j 1 < ]? i a? ; to Xo.Th Carolina Man- ( < .. i .-iiii-iii , 1 a.:i;i.(;iy of Craven county. > ( Al-u) tli A. i'. r.I iek (<: <> ry coin- i ? pany, capital 7 ? "?,<> I), hoe boon clmrt^rod. j ; Can-cn a Killing. j ( im , S. 0.| July 3.?Mr.-5. J. V. i , Mi- v: >n attempts 1 to hill a <1 .owned ' by 1 ici* son. Th young man i:i trying | i to take tin ; .'rum bis mother dis- j ' cliargod it, tlio bullet ontoring her heart. I ! I ? Will lie : ent to Nasliviiic. ( T{ at.i: \ J title IM.?! is learned front i i J'-.mI- rul ial '.'rat ail th federal con- j ' ,i ts now ! : ib> I. -r 4i Carolina j> ?ni? I ' t< itiary 1: : r to be r .aovod to the | 1 peiutoutiary at NtwUviHo. i ' llnrflett I'pnuaiinutcd. M \rr >*, Jim :'Cf.?Charles L. Unrflett .vus ruinrnii ...e l for congress unnni*h?ously by tii 1) mo . rats of tho Sixth congressionaldistrict incouvcuti inhere. l'.ita! Accident. T.Awr isvu.i.r, S. C., Juno 20.?Airs, j Jani 'i V: Morrison < f this piano was I hot and instantly hilled by lur bus- I | Land's revolver falling off a tublo. 1 WcAre Getting i l ? ! Wntch this s ;itl. next ;vcek. husyto w rite:: in cut this weel WE FEAR NO C CuIp Building. T v. I HAT IS WHY TOWNSEND'S [HE PEOPLE know Hence ft Yours to TOWN :?honC 18. I'tncliii!", I*kjvk, I in nk cy;.' or. tofully into :i coffee :1 .1 a ! s;>: i!:I.I. it lightly with s;;lt i ; Have ready a small stewin . :.t.:ii.i:.: ome boiling beef tea . i I ci'ii nicely seasoned. Curol ii'i,. : hp she c:.a into tlie pan and ma !: in the main I way. When it is !i:o. place it on a rattier thick round I i. .terod toast. Thicken a small inaa'ity of beet tea quickly w it'li a lit- j ,!o corn Hour and putir it over the egg. j Another way of sirvin;; a poached j is as follows: Itrcak it new laid ; u;r into a buttered teacup, season it r. it! salt and pepper and place the cup :i a stew pan containing sutlleient boilin.^ water to reach rather more tlir.u iitlf way np t!:e clip. As soon as the > *T'r \ < . i' t !:irsi it en vi.fn I! v /?!i ti* ? 1 i;s t. l-iitiered least. While the egg ; rooking hoil a laaall (jr.aiitlty of I.;.::: ia a sua'-.-p.m. season it with a t"? reh-ry. sa!! and pepper ami add i p!;?;::f::l of eliupped parsley to It. i oar i!n- e :**ii over the egg ami servo l <; . liV.? ,'m'W Vo.k I'ost. OnOir.c'i nJ I'.iMn, "Ift:!;!" t 1 Mr. Knurdropp to Mr. A.rgnso "Huh! If yon knew half . ina.eh as yon think you know, you'd know a {i;;!more than yon do now." Ms mat ' growled Mr. Arguso. "Well, if yon nn'y knew twice as ine.cli as yon don't know, you'd know ! Ihree times as much as there Is to ! know,"?Uultiinore Anicricun. I frEereWI li | t <? : A I A L A A I A I A A I A jutco for our I We arc tool u advertise-1 I A \ 1 1 I 4 i i 'OMPETITION, j i Union, S. C. j 1 hey know a good thing /hen they see it. i T he rush is slill on at ' JNtiW STORK. ;> nothing but the best goods. i ill "bran" new. are right. | ill treat you square. GET THE IDEA? >rth you are a customer. ; ? please, SEND. Tinsley's old stand. : Ah lit as shameless a proceediop ji3 e-v< r occurred wrs the attempt <1 'l.o It'piihlici4!! Congressional Como.iiico to a.'iffo the cinplojefs of Con . i\ss l'-r or.e half of the extra montb'r l? iy vote I to them. To cap the c'i max, with Representative Overetreet. ?critwy of the c>mmil!ee, was asked about it, i c denied all kiovledge oi ;! e M.hj t-f, hut added, cynically, thai i lie ? Pip'o c? s w ro not under civil mtv'im lulcs. In ollw r worda, h* warned tlicni that they cou'd in !> ur.ccd if they did n a put up, ai ro <j dred. Health Ullicc Hours. Will In-in my olTic, at the Council ( I'm ail 1') a 'i<i to 1*J hi. i \ en day, 8iii.i!ii>p and hoi d iys excepted, ftu the convenience of t j1 /elia wishing burial I'.eimils or to tmiisnct any ot her bushiestpertaining to the ollh:e. \V. I?. ii a nuts-. L>0? tf. NOTICE. I have bought a heavy draft wrgon of f'N) pounds capacity, and am now prepared to do all kinds of het vy hauling or will hire out. the wagon. 10?Cm, J. W. UinuKur. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condensed Sclirdiiln In Juno lot li. I WTO. STATIONS. N^'fc, iV. Charleston li Wl \) m 7 00 a m " Summer vi lie 1:! 00 n't 7 41 a m " Biituchvillo 1 65 a in 8 55 a m " Orangeburg 2 50 a in 0 31 a in " KiliKvlllo... 4 80 a m 10 15 a m v.Savannah 12 20 a m " Barnwell : 4 13 a m " Blm-kvillo 4 28 a m .v. Columbia 7 U1 n ml 11 05 a m " Prosperity 8 II a in1 12 10 n'n " Newlierry 8 iJO a ml 12 26 p in " Ninety-Six 0 30 a m 1 20 p in " (Itwnwiiod 0 50 a m 1 55 p in tr. Hodges in 15 a 111 2 15 p_m iV. Abbeville.. 0 85 a in 1 35 p 111 lt. Bolton 11 15 a in 3 10 p 5 iV. Anderson | 10 45 a in! 2 35 p rn lI*. < Ireeiiville 12 20 p ini 4 J6 Ji m lt. Atlanta.(Cen.Titnei :l .V> p m| 0 00 p_m 1 __ stations. iV. Greenville 5 80 p ni 10 15 a in " Piedmont 0 03 p m 10 40 a m "Wililnmston 0 22 ji ill 10 55 a in ir. Anderson . 7 15 |i m 11 40 a m .v. Beiton . | 0 15 )i in 11 15 a m ir. Doiinalds ..... I 7 15 p 111 11 10 a m ir.Abbovii: i s Id p hp 12 25 |> m ?v. H<xl)!i!S 7 35 p ml 11 65 a in Ll\ hiwiwikvI 7 .V> p lilj 12 20 p m Nlnoty-Six s 151 i> ml 13 66 p in " Nowborry 110 p in 2 00 p m " Prosperity H 45 p in 2 14 p in " Columbia _ 11 :#) p 111 8 91 p m 5i\ ItiiK-kviilc 0 00 a in " bat-awe I it IS a m " Savannah 5 10 ft m j\*. Kingville 2 li2 n in! 4 43 p m " Orangeburg i! 45 a in 5 it3 p m " Brnnehville 4 2."> n m 0 15 p m " Suinmervill? 5 52 a 111 7 28 p m Or. Charleston 7 00 a ml 8 15 p m Dnih Daily ithiv< Daily Daily <o 15. N-,.1.0 ,,x A 1 1(KN >- No. 14. No. 16. 1 UOp i io it ijV..(' it.r.cs ou..Ar s 15 p 7 00a 2 00li 7 II n ' Sniiilii'Tvillo " 7 28 j> 5 52 a 1 55 ft 8 55 :i " .Hvuneh ville. " fl 15 p 4 25 a 2 50a ! 23 ?; " Orangeburg " 5 33 p 3 45 a 4 30 a 10 l.^n " K in vr \*i 1 !? " ( lilj) 2 112 a 2 2.1a Lv. .f-avnniinh Ar 5 10 a 4 lit a " Barnwell " 3 15 a 4 28ft i " ..Blnekville.. " it 00a (1 it-1 ;i II 40 a " .. Columbia.. " it 20p 11 8Jp 7 or ft i; 20 p " . ..A Num.... " 2 30 p 8 50 a 8 ('.it ;i 1 2.1 p " . . Pir.ituc... " 1 23 p 7 40p 8 45a 2 01 p " Union " 12 45p| 7 lOp P i. tn 2 22p| " ...bmcsvitlo.. " 12 25 ii 0 58p C r* 0 10 ft. i it; pi " ....Paooiet .... " 12 14 p 0 42p * 0 5:ifti it to p Ar Sjinrianburg Lv 11 45 a 0 15p () 55;i' :i lip LvSpartanburg Ar 11 22 a 0 OOp 1 lopl . 15 ji[Ar... Ashe ville ...Lv 8 00 al 8 05P " "1'" p. in. "A" a. in. "N" night. DOUBLE DAILY SEHVICE BETWEEN CHAKLE-ToN AND UKKONVILLE. and bet ween Charleston and Ashoville. Pulloi-in palace sleeping cars on Trains.'15 and to, 37 and its. on A.anadivision. Dining enra >n these trains servo all nn-nls i-nrouto. Trains leave Spartaiilmrjr, A. A; C. division, northbound, 7:o;t a. in., itiit. p.m., ti;liip. m., Vestibule Limited i; southbound 12:20 a. in., 1:15 p. in.. II ::t4 :i. iti.. i Vestibule Limited.) x i .III! > II ii\c 11HTUIIIM-, ,1. IIMII UJVision, iorfhl>?>;iiid.ti:in a. hi.. S::t4 i>. in. mid p. m., . Vestihiile-l I.iinitedi: *oi?tld><?uiid, t :H0 n. in., I :"o p. in.. I!Ai i>. in. i Ycstiliulcd l.iinited). Train* Id and 11 - Klegant Pullman Parlor airs l?'i\vc?'ii Charleston ami Ashoville. Trains 1"? and 1 >?Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping ears between Charleston ami Asherillc. Giv'mit Pullman Drawing* Room Buffet eptng ears hot weeu Savaunah and Ashevillo minute daily between Jacksonville and. Cincinnati. fit A X K S. (i AXXOX. .T. M. GULP, Third V-P. AS Wen. Mgr., Traf. Manager, W ashington, Li. C. Washington, D. O. iV. A. "L*niC. S. H. HARDWIOK, Gen. Pas. Agent, A. Gen. Pan. Agent, Waslnnglon, 1). C. Atlanta, Qa. S0Uth A G R 33? ~\ an Southwest.rn I.N EI-TKCT NOVEriBER 5th, 1899. SOUTHBOUND. Ni>. 4>JC{ No 4 1 [.v. New Yoik, I*. I!. 15.. I *11 00 a in I * 9 00 pin I,v. Washington, I\ U. It j 5 no p in j i :tO n in I.v. Itivhnnnnl. A. I... I OlKi p in I 9 W>a in i.v. l'ortsinoulh, s. A. I. | * 845 p m | " 980A in \ r. Wohiou 1 II id pin 11 43;? m \ r. Henderson i 12 fain in 1.15 p in \r. 1:a.'??i^rli I 222a in I HiOpm i'inos | I 27 a ni I 'OflOpm if. limn lot I 5 14 a in | 7 00 p m I.v. Wilmington,8. A. I. ; I * 305 p in \!. Monroe. 8, I i;53 a in | * 912p m \r. ('lmrlotto, 8. A. .. i - 800a m l *1025pTTi ^ \r. t hester. S. A. L I * ? 18am I *10 55p Wi \r. Carlisle I o 00 a in I 1120pm \ r. <i rnenwood I 10 45 am I 1 12 am \ r, A thens I 1 24 p m I 3 4K a ill \r. At.anta I 3 50 p in i (i 15 a ttl i l: I n W NORTHBOUND. No. 402 .. . ... . | - i. i' 111 | f "in; 11 m \ i". A t hens I :) ?*> p in 11 <7i Pitt \ t*. < i ITellWOod I A 411 p 111 I 1 4(1 u |u \ r. < m l isle I 7 2-4 p in A iiUii in \ v. ( hosier I 7 Ail p in 4 08u in i r. Monroe i n:?j> in i A 4A h in . a I. v. < i i urlotto, s. A. 1.. j n^0pm|*5 00ani ^ fl \j i1 inToU A. I. I 11 10 p in | ? 743 a m Ar. Wilmington. S. ' . i, j * |*12 05pm A r. Ho. I'iin s, S. A. L... ( *12 02 n in | * OOOn ni A r. Ihileigli I 2 Oil a m I 11 lilnm A r. Henderson I il 2<i a m | 12 45 pm A r. Weld.in | lAAlim I 2 50pm A r. Ivi isiiu.nl li | 7 25nni| A 20pm .Vr7(rTehinoiitl, A. C. I,.. | s 1A i in i 7 20pm Ar. Washington, P. H. li | 1281pm j 1120pm A r. Now York | l>2i) |i|tl I li Ailil |Q Dally. Xos. PL) ami 102 "The Atlm.ti Hpcelal,' Soliil Voi-'tlhtiied Train of I'll I! IIIHII Nleepera : l: i? 1 Coaeltes between Washington mill Atlanta, also Pullman sleepers between Portsnn'iitli n it. 1 (ha riot to. X. Nos. II iilid ilS. "Tho [,, p,xpress." Solid Train, Com-lies and Pnllniaii Sleepers 1 ilMirn Port s in ait It ami Atlanta. Moth trains make immediate conneetlon at Atlanta for Montgomerv, Mobile. New Or nut, : < aiiioniia, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Maon and Florida. For tickets, sleepers, etc., apply to (1. Mel'. IIattk. T. P. A., 23 Trvon St roe, Charlotte, N. e, K. St. .Ioiiv, N ico-T'ros. and tlcn't, M'g'r, 11. w. Is. IIi.ovmt. Traille Manager. V. K. McllKe, fSoncral Sopt. j I,. S. am.p.v, (leu. Pam'r. Airent. (Jcneral Oillees, Portsmouth, Virginia, FOR RENT. i One four r- Mn Ilrick Dwelling houflc with^v.o servants housis, kitchen o'her out h >usts. lhiten reasnnabla. Apply to J. B. RtciiAnbs. , 10-tf GLENN SPRINGS WATER. , 1 h? ve Glenn *p lug Water fresh from tl e n iin and w ill receive weekly shipimns d oing the simmer. The price for tl o water is 20c l*r gallon. a J. C. UuNTBn. I ff**V .