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WALHALLA, S. C. I
THIHtNOAV, NOV. -M, 18??.
Rural Mall Delivery.
It is gratifying to tho Home and
Farm to hayo practical experience
vindicate a theory whioh it has hold
for a number of years. It luis boon
our contention that free delivery of
innil in the rural districts would re
peat the success of tho freo delivory
systom in tho oitios.
It was objeotod that tho expense
would bo so groat as to mako tho
Boheme impracticable. Recent ex
perience haB Bhown that tho sysiom
eau bo solf-Bupporting ; that is, tho
increased rovonues will fully offset
tho increased expense ; in sonic cases
it will do this immediately ; in others
it will do it gradually.
Aside from this aspect of tho oase,
tho oxporimonts in forty States show
that tho influonco for good oxceeds
oxpootattons. Tho increase in thc
mail has been something phenomenal
in thoso distriots, showing that thc
farming community desires inter
communication and a closer connec
tion with the outside world. Wher
ever improved mail facilities' have
boon offerod tho people tho chango
devolopes business of its own, and in
a little while carries thc receipts
above.the expenses. Thero was no
r?ason to suppose that this experi
ence would not bo repeated in tho
l'?ral distriots, and it has been re
ported. Wo quote horcwith from a
rooout report mndo by tho First As
sistant Postmaster General, .'.Viv,
Perry Hoath :
"It was in tho Fifty-third Congress
tho Chairman of thc House Com
mittee on Post Ollices condemned it !
as a soborno impossiblo of execution,
and ono Which would roquire an ap
propriation of at least ?20,000,000
to inaugurato it. Even after Con
gress appropriated ?10,000 for ex
f porimontal purposes, Postmaster
General Bissoll refused to test tho
feasibility of tho scheme, and in 189o
his successor, Mr. Wilson, with ?20.
000 appropriated by Congress, took
no action. Tho following year ?40,
1000 ..was made available, and Mr,
Wilson reluctantly put tho sorvico to
tho test. Forty-four routes wore
aatoblished in different sections of
tho country. From this beginning,
in spite of many difficulties, thc sys
tem has progressed steadily and pros
perously. At first it was costly, dc
tvery of tho rural mails averaging |
ItOtn 2? cents to G.? cents for every
ttl.cr dolivored. Another appropria
it^ of $50,000 was mado in 1807,
lija such good results were obtained
jhat, responding to thc demands of]
[he people, Congress appropriated
)150,000 for thc ?ical year 1807-'98,
gavo ?'100,000 for tho same pur
>so for tho current fiscal year.
?On tho 1st of November, 1808,
irai free delivery was in successful
djon over ?58?1 services, in forty
and ..one Territory. Thero
In Illinois, 44 in indiana, 15
higan, 16 in Wisconsin, 40 in
and 24 in New York, those be
lg among tho most favored States.
Idaho, Mississippi, Montana and Wy
oming were tho only States unrepre
sented. Two hundred and forty
three routes havo boen established
since tho 1st of July of this year,
oxtending tho freo delivery to nearly
180,000 poisons, at an annual cost of
84 cents per capita.
"Tho service bas boon practically
self-supporting when tho saving in
thc coBt of fourth-class offices and
star routes, which wore superseded
by tho now service, is considered,
and tho postal receipts have ave
raged an increase of from GO to 75
per cent in tho districts served. Thc
cost of free delivery service in the
smallor cities in comparison with that
of tho rural free delivery is very dis
proportionate, averaging about $2.60
per capita, and affording only slight
additional accommodation, whilo in
tho country tho accommodation is
enormous, one farmer in Missouri
writing that in the last fifteen years
lie calculated ho has walked or driven
25,000 miles to and from the post
1 oflico, all of which travel is now
I saved him by the rural free delivery.
"Fourth-class postmasters have in
many instances opposed tho exten
sion of the service on account of it
hoing tho means of closing their
offices. Whore this is dono, bow*
ffivor, all other considerations being
#ifSbout equal, profcrenco is given in
jthe appointment of tho carriers to
former postmasters and star ronlo
Warriors. Under present regulations
rural free delivery carriors givo re
ceipts for money orders, and it is tho
intention of tho authorities to shortly
empower them to receive and re
ceipt for registered letters and pack
Tho service in also having a
olicct in inspecting thc condi
tlie reads. This is noticeable
hout llie country wherever tho
Nas boon inaugurated, and it
.amo -i i infini iMf irri-rr-rn-T-r-rn-'-'-"--? -
IB also added that tho good roads I
clubs heartily indorao tho sohemc."
Wo think ibis report is full of da
oourngemont and ought to arouse in
torost throughout tho wholo country
in this mo vom ont. Tho bonoflts are
direot and instantaneous, Other iu
iluenccs will bc felt moro slowly, but
thoro is no qticstiou at all that it will
do much to broak down tho isolation
of farm lifo, and it will draw to the
attention of tho fartnors moro di
rectly the absoluto neocosity for and
tho economy of improved, roads ; it
will add grootly to tho comfort o?
lifo on tho farm and roduco tho ov
ponso of farm lifo in ways that will
offset tho increased coat.
Wo congratulate tho farming com
munity upon this ?top in advance
and congratulate farmors ovor.y
whoro upon tho vindication of tho
boliof that a froo delivery of tho
rural mail was a praotioal movement.
Wo havo contended for years that a
man living on tho farra had tho same
right to have his lottors dolivorod at
his gate that tho morchants, manu
fncturors and oiti/.ons gonorally Uv
?ing within fivo minutes' walk of tho
city post oflico had to four delivorios
evury twonty-four hours. As the
city dolivory had fully paid its ex
penses, thero was no necessity for
reducing tho conveniences of tho
oity, but this oxperioneo to doinnnd
fair play for tho farmors. As yot
tho system has only been tried ex
perimentally in various States, but it
will bc oxtondod wcok by week, year
by your, with benollt not simply to
the farmers alone, but to all interests
depending upon tho farmer.-Homo
and Farm, Novembor 15.
Hears tho sf11,0 Kind You Havo Always Bought
Philippine Commission's Report.
Thc report of Philippine commis
sion is interesting reading. As to
tho capacity of tho peoplo for self
government tho report says : As
to the general intellectual capacities
of tho Filipinos, tho commission is
lisposod to rato them high. But,
incepting in a limited number of
persons, these capacities havo not
been developed by education or ex
perience. The masses of tho people
are uneducated. That intelligent
public opinion on which popular gov
ernment rests docs not exist in thc
Philippines. And it cannot exist
until education has elevated thc
masses, broadened their intellectual
horizon and disciplined their faculty
of judgment. And even then thc
power of self-government cannot bc
assumed without a considerable pre
vious training and experience undci
the guidance and tutelage of an en
lightened and liberal foreign power
For tho bald fact is that the Filipino!
have never had any experienoo ir
governing themselves. Their lad
of education and political experience
combined with their radical nm
linguistic diversities, disqualifying
them in spite of their mental gift!
and domestic virtues, lo undertake
the task of governing the archipelag<
at the present time. Tho most tba
can be expected of them istoco-opo
rate with the Americans in the ad
ministration of general affairs, fron
Manila as a center, and to undertake
subject to American control or guid
ance (as may be found necessary
tho administration of provincial ant
municipal affairs, Fortunately then
are educated Filipinos, though the;
kio' not constitute a largo proportion
of the entire population, and theil
support and services will be of in
calculable value in inaugurating am
maintaini"g tho new government
As education advances and expert
euee ripens, tho natives may bo in
intrusted with a larger and moro in
dependent share of government ; solf
government, as tho American idea
being constantly kept in view as th
goal. In this way American HOV
oroignty over tho archipelago wi'
prove a great political boon to th
people. Should our power by an;
fatality bc withdrawn thocommissio
believes that thc government of th
Philippines would speedily lapse int
anarchy, which would excuse, if it di
not necessitate, tho intervention c
other powers and thc eventual eli vi
sion of tho islands among then
Only through American occupatio!
therefore, is tho idea of a free-self
governing and united Philippin
commonwealth at all conceivable
And tho indispensable need from th
Filipino point of view of maintnir
ing American sovereignty ovor th
archipelago is recognized by all it
telligcnt Filipinos, and oven by titos
insurgents who desire an America
protectorate. The latter, it is triw
would take tho revenues and leav
us thc responsibilities. Novorthr
less, tlicy rocognizo the indubitabl
fact that the Filipinos cannot stan
alono. Thus tho welfare of til
Filipinos coincides with tho dictate
of national honor in forbidding ot
abandonment of tho archipelago.
Tito report closes with those wordt
"Our control means to tho inhab
tauts of the Philippines intorni
penco and order, a guarantee againi
foreign aggression and against tl
! dismemberment of their oountr;
commercial and industrialprosperity
and as largo a sharo of tho affairs <
government as thoy provo fit to tuk<
When peace and prosperity ?din
havo boen established throughot
tho archipelago, when educatic
shall havo become general, thou, i
thc language of a loading Filipin
his peoplo will, under our guidanc
?Become moro Amorica.is than til
Amorican? thcmsolvcs.' "
Tho roport is signed by J. (
Schuman,' George l)ow>o, Chnrh
Denby and Donn C. W' ^^tor.
Review of the Pension Uws.
Tho committee appointed at tho ro
11 ii lon of Ibo Confodorato votoranB at
Choator, last au m mer, to review the p?n
alen laws, mot U? Columbia last wook. It
was ngrood that in tho malu tho pension
laws aro all right: but it would bo better
to abolish township boards and pssign
all looal work to^OOunty boards, to oo
eleoted by a oonvonti?n of Confedorato
vetovaus. It. will also he recommended
that tho Stato Hoard bo ?omposod of the
Comptroller General and throo Confedo
rato votorana to bo ohosou annually.
To purify and onrioh tho blood,
strengthen the horvos nnd invigorate tho
system, uso Dr. M. A. Simmons' Livor
Modioino. Sold by J. W. Holl, druggist,
Walhalla.
Another Dispensary Caucus.
? dozen or moro dispensary advooatos
mot In tho Comptroller Geuoral's ofiloo
in Columbia last Wednesday. Senator
Tillman, Hou. A. Blytho, Sr., Hon. C.
L. Winklor, Hon. H. H. Crum and othors
mot. Winklor will proparo a bill. Ouo
foaturo will bo that tho Stato Hoard of
Control, Stato oilleora, and tho Chairman
of. tho Ways and Moans and Finanoo
Committees, advortiso for bids and buy
a year's supply of liquor by oontraot to
tho lowest biddor. And tho Stato Hoard
of Control shall consist of tho Governor,
Attornoy Gohoral and Stato Trbasuror.
A3hloy lor Congress.
It ls quiotly rumorod that Citizen Josh
Aahloy will mako tho race for Congress
from tho Third district. It was Bupposod
that ho would bo lu tho raoo for Shorift'
of Anderson county, but wo loam that
bo is receiving, Humorous lotters from
Ins frionds throughout tho Third dis
trict, urging him to mako tho raco for
Congress against Mr. Latimor, who has
roprosontod this district in tho lowor
house for soveral succosslvo terms. Citi
zen Ashley has a strong following in An
derson anil Abbeville couniies, and if ho
makes tho raco will poll a good vote.
Ho has a way of gottiiig into tho good
graces of tho boys and lins usually como
out victorious in all his rac OB. Wo morely
givo this as a rumor, ns wo havo not bcon
ablo to soo Mr. Ashloy and lind out how
(ruo it is.-Honoa Path Chronicle
<0 IS T O !Et< X JHU m
Boara tho Tho KM YOU llaYD Always Boi/ght
Caucus of tho Politicians.
A largo number of politicians, includ
ing half tho mombors of tho Gonornl As
sembly, woro in Columbia last wook.
Some 20 or BO hold a caucus Wodnosday
night on tho dispensary question. Sena
tor Tillman was prosont, and bo '8 ro
portod to havo outlinod plans for chang
ing tho law In cor tain ossontial particu
lars. Among other things, bo is said to
bo in favor of abolishing tho Stato Hoard
as now constituted and putting tho man
agement of tho business in tho hands of
tho Govornor, Treasurer and Attornoy
Gonoral. For County Hoards, ho is in
favor of substituting hoards to bo com
posed of County Auditors, Treasurers
and Intendants of dispensary towns.
Senator Tillman is said to havo promised
to lake ft hand in tho dispensary cam
paign next summer.
Tho Thornwell Orphanago,
Under tho presidency of its fouudor.
Hov. Dr. Jacobs, is an institution for tho
education and technical training of or
phan boys and girls. It is locatod in
Clinton, S. C. Niuo handsome stono
cottages house tho children. In addi
tion tuero aro school buildings, gonoral
dining-hnll, industrial and technical
schools, library and shops. A farm of
an hundred acres gives tho boys oppor
tunity for learning that business.
Those orphans represent fifteen differ
ent .States-ovory Southern Stato-and
their parentage was of olovon difforont
denominations of Christians. Thoy aro
received at tho tender ago of six, and
after hoing taught to tako caro of them
selves, go out to lucrativo situations.
Tho cost of support is comparatively
small. Fivo dollars will board, clotho
and school a boy or girl for a month.
This could not bo dono, woro it not that
tho young pcoplo aro a busy sot and
practice solf-holp. Tho monoy that cares
for thom is that which each bonovolont
individual gives, as moved by his own
heart, or tho Father of all. Thoro is not
a Stato in tho Union that docs not con
tribute. No ono compols. No ono
[.?osponsiblo for their support. Ofton
thoro is but a day's supply ahead; but
never, in tho 2.r> yoarsof its oxistonco, has
thoro boon want. Ho that savs: "I am
the Father of tho fatherless,'' seems to
have a band in this. Am what of youl
oiLsiToni/k..
BenT tbo _y) ln8 Kind You Havo Always Bought
Signature
of
Edwin B. Lucas.
Thc Spartanburg Telegram says
"Tho ii)any frionds of IC. It. Lucas,
so pleasantly remembered here as an
employee of the National Hank, will
bo glad to hear that he is going still
higher on tho ladder of success, as Ix
will shortly take ch argo of tho Wal
halla Cotton Mills. These mills will
bo greatly enlarged and the capital
incroased by $78,000. Mr. LUCRE
gives up tho Hine Ridge National
Hank, Asheville, N. C. Ho is tlx
brothor of Capt. W. IC. Lucas, tho
president and treasurer of the Lau
rens Cotton Mills."
.---4*?
The opening, of thc Federal Courts
in Columbia has been postponed from
November '28th to Dcoonlbor 12th.
The
Cruel Knife!
It Is absolutely UBOTOBS to oxpoot n
surgloal operation to euro cancer, or
any othor blood disease. Tho cvuolty
of such treatment ?B illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which re
sult from it: Tho disonso is in the
blood, and boneo can not be out out.
Wino timos out of ton tho surgeon'*!
knife only hastens death.
My son had ft moat malignant Oancor, foi
willi - tho dootora said cn operation was the
only i.OL Tho oper
ation wa? Hovoro
one, AB lt wi..s neces
sary to out down to
the Ja vbono a n d
aorapo lt. Uoforo a
groin v/hllo the Can
dor rotufned, and bo
?an to grow rapidly.
Wo gavo him many
remedios without ro
llo?, ft ii d il ii a 11 y ,
upon tho Advice ora
friend, doo 1 dod to
try 8, S. S. (Swift's
Speolflo), an A with
tho aooond bottlo ho
bogan to Improve. After twenty bottles had
boo? (alum, the Oanoor disappeared entirely,
and ho was ourod. Tho euro wa? a permution I
ono, for ho ls now ef venteen yoarsold.and Ung
novor had A sign of tho dreadful dl?coso to re
turn. J. N. MURDOOIt,
870 Snodgrass St., Pallas, Texas.
Absolutely tho only hopo for Cancel
is Swift's Spnclilo,
S.S.S.fTheBlood
as it is tho only remedy whioh goce
to tho vory bottom of tho blood and
forces out ovory traco of tho disease.
S. S. 8. lg guaranteed purely vegetable,
and oontalna no potash, mercury, ot
othor minorai. .
Books on Oanoor will bo malled fros
to any address by tho Swift SpooJllf
Co,, Atlanta. < la
. ' Short Nows Hems.
Tho politicians aro warming up in Lau
roiiB. It in said that Col. Irby is going
to run,for Congress in . tho Fourth dis
trlot.
Tho South Caroliua Couforoiioo of tho
Methodist ohuroh, ?South, will moot at
Orangoburg Decombor Oth,
Anothor homioido is roportod from
tho uppor sootiun of Grconvillo. George
Johnson shot and kilted his unclo, Josso
Johnson, Tuosday morning on account
bf a family row. Young Johnson was
badly battored up,
Tho Planters' warohouso, Wood'?
Chickasaw warohouso, nncl tho largo
plant of tho Louisvillo Molassos company
woro burned at Memphis, Tonn., last
Thursday night. Tho total loss is ovor
$2130,000.
Invitations has boon sent to the com
mercial organizations in tho Central
Southern States to scud delegates to tho
convention in Ashov'dlo, N. C., Novom
bor 22. Tho purpose of tho convention
is to organizo nu interstate associa
tion to secure a national park in somo
section of tim Uluo Ridge or Smoky
mountains.
Burglars stolo $5,000 from a safo in tho
oftico of Sheriff Hughes, nt Hillsboro, N.
C., last Tuesday night. No ohio han boon
secured as to tho identity of the thieves.
Japan is said to bo bristling up against
Busala Oll account ol tho encroachment
of tho latter country Into Koren. During
tho past fow months thousands of Japa
noAO havo gono into Korea under tho
disguise of emigrants,' and thoro is
enough of thom, it is said, to make a
largo army.
Colonel Holloway estimates tho total
State Fair gate receipts at about $0,000,
whioh will pay all expenses and leave a
comfortable balance. Tho cash outrances
Wc'dnosday notted ovor $?,000 and tho
entrances by railroad tickets woro oven
grouter. From a financial standpoint,
tho fair was eminently successful.
Master's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i
COUNTY OF OCONKR. J
IN COURT OF COMMON PLICAS.
PURSUANT TO DECREES OP THE
AFORESAID COURT, in tho casos
montionod bolow, I will offer for sale,
to tho highest bidder, in front of tho
Court llouso, at Walhalla, S. C., on
MONDAY, tho 4th day of December,
1800, it. hoing Salesday, botweon tho
legal hours of salo, tho tracts of land
bolow desoribod:
In tho caso of W. B. Reinhardt, Plaintiff,
against
John F. Freeman ot ni., Defendants.
All that certain parcol or tract of land,
situato, lying and hoing in tho County of
Oconoo, Stato of South Cai ulina, on
Crooked crook, on tho northeast sido of
said creek, containing thirty aorcs, moro
or loss, w!tii tho following bounds and
courses, to-wit: On tho northeast by
lauds of A. Charles Br?cke; southwest
by Crooked creek, and northwest by
lands fonnorly granted to Lovi N. Rob
ins, and having tho following motes:
Commencing at a poplar ??xO on said
Crooked crook and running N. Kl, E. SS
to rook .IxN, tbonoo S. 41, E. 17 to a rook
3xN, thoneo S. 40, W. 14.(10 to rock ;lxN
on Crooked crook, thonco up said creek
to tho poplar .'IxO, tho starting point,
and, for a netter description of tho samo,
roforonco is horoby mano to a plat of tho
Ramo made by Wm. F. Ervin, survoyor,
and cortilicd the 25th day of February,
1880, and all the tract of land convoyed
to John F. Frooman by deed of convoy
anco niado by A.'Charles Br?cke, bear
ing dato March 4, 1880, and recorded in
oflico of Register of Mcsno Convoyanco
for Oconoo county, in Book "N," pages
50 and (10, Novombor 10th, 18S0.
TERMS: Cash on day of salo. Pur
chaser to pay for papors and stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconco county.
In tho caso of William D. Heaton,
Plaintiff,
against
Goorgo W. Sponcor ot al., Dofondants.
All that certain tract of land, situato
lying and being in Oconoo county, Stato
of South Carolina, containing ono hun
dred acres, moro or less, being tho samo
convoyed to tho dofondant, ' Goorgo W.
Sponcor, by his mother, Selina Sponcor,
on tho 2l8t day of Soptombor, 1880, which
deed is recorded in tho Clerk's ollico,
Oconco county, Book N, pago 1100, on
December 2Sn, 1880.
TERMS: Cash. Puichasor to pay for
papors and stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconco county.
In tho caso of Ellon Cantrell ot al.,
Plaintiffs,
against
William West, Defendant.
All that picco, parcel or tract of land,
situato, lying and boing in Oconco county,
Stato of South Carolina, on tho West
sido of tho Turnpike road leading from
Walhalla. S. C., to Cashier's Valloy, N.
C., bounded by lands of Maxwell (Jan
troll, Mrs. I). M. Wost and Lewis King,
containing forty-eight (18) acres, moro or
less, and having such simpo as shown by
plat of I. II. Harrison, survoyor, made
ad of November, 1800. Plat can be seen
in my office until day of sale.
TERMS: Cash. Purchaser lo pay for
papers and stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconco county.
In tho caso of FannioM. Craino, Plaintiff,
against
K. F. Albertson ot al., Dofondants.
All that piece, parcol or tract of land,
situato, lying and boing in Oconco coun
ty, State of South Carolina, on Taylor's
crook, waters of Tugaloo river, said to
contain rbout two hundred and seventy
live (275) acres, boing tho tract of land
convoyod to Mrs. E. J. Albertson by
Janies T. Wilson by deed of convoyanco
bearing dato tho 4th day of February,
1881.
TERMS: Ono-balf cash on day of sale,
balance on a orudit of ono year; tho
credit portion to bear interest from day
of salo and bo secured by bond of tho
purchaser and mortgage of tho premises,
with privilogo of tho purchaser to antici
pate tho payment of tho credit portion.
Purchasor to pay bu- papors and stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconoo county.
In tho case of Campbell Courtenay ot al.,
doing business as Tho Oconoo
Savings Bank, Plaintiffs,
against
Sallie B. Sbolor, Defendant.
All that picco, parcol or tract of land,
with buildings thereon, situated, lying
and hoing in tho Town of Senoca, Oco
noo county, Stato of South Carolina, con
taining one-half of one nero, moro or
leas, knowe as lot No. 453, bounded on
tho north by North Sd street, east by
Fair Play streot, boing same purchased
by Sallie B. Sbolor from W. A. Lowory,
and now occupied by her. Said build
ings consist of ono framo house of six
rooms, and two framo bouses of two
rooms each.
ALSO,
All that picco, parcol or tract of land,
situated, lying and boing in Oconoo
county, South Carolina, on wost sido of
Koowoo rivor, adjoining lands of Mrs. I.
C. Loo and Mrs. W. C. Keith, being tho
samo an convoyod to Mrs. Saldo K, Sbo
lor from tho estato of ?Samuel Bold, con
taining ono hundred and twenty (120)
acres, moro or less.
TERMS: ('ash. Purchaser to pay for
papors and stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Ooonoo County.
- In tho caso of W. 1). Martin ot al..
Plaintiffs,
against
B. A. Daloy ot al., Dofondants.
All thoso two pieces, parcols or tracts
of land, situate, lying and being in tho
County of Oconoo, State of South Caro
lina, containing in tho aggregate seventy
(70) acres, moro or loss, adjoining lands
of Andrew Dearden, Frank Mooro, R. E.
Mason and Others.
TERMS: One-half cash on day of salo;
balanco on a credit of ono year, credit
portion to bo secured by bond of tho
pm eha-.er and rnortgagoof tho promises.
Purchaser to pay for papors amt stamps.
J. W. HOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconoo County.
Tho Kind You Have Always 1
lu use for over 80 years, 1
and lie
sonal fi
Allow i
All Counterfeits* Imitations i
p?riment!? that trillo with t
lufUuts and Children-Expo
What is C
Costoria is a substitute for C
and Soothing Syrups. It is
contains neither Opium, M<
suhstanco. Its age is its gu
and allays Feverishness. It
Collo. It relioves Toothing '
and Flatulency. It asshnila
Stoinaoh and Bowels, giving
Tho Children's I*anaeear-Tii
GENUINE C?S1
The KM You Ha1
In Use For p
THE OKNTAUfl COMPHNV, TT MU
From Girlhood
Mydflngbtev was suffering from a sovcro
down'1 palas and backache during he?' mont
whioh produced a peculiar quivering and Jer
and commenced treating her. All painui and t
stopped. It ls tho heat I over saw for young i
!.. ?ERSTLE & CO.,
Solo Manufacturers
For salo by JAMES II. 1
lu tho cano of Robt. A. .Gilmor, Plaintiff,
against
John lt. Robertson and Krank 10. Taylor,
Dofondants.
All that pioco, pared or tract of land,
situate, lying ana being in Oconeo coun
ty, South CarolinT, on both aider, of Lit
tlo river, adjoining lands of .1. M. Hutt
nicutt, W. W. Ilunnicutt anil othors,
containing throo hundred and sixty-two
(302) acres, moro or less.
THUMS: One-half cash, halanco in ono
year, secured by bond of tho purchaser
and mortgago of tho promises. Pur
chaser to pay for papors and stamps.
J. W. IIOLLEM AN,
Master for Oconeo County.
In tho caso of .lames E. Crooks ct al.,
Plaintiffs, against
Thomas W. Crooks ot ah, Dofondants.
All that certain picco, parcel or tract
of land, situate, lying and being in Con
tor township, Oconeo county, Stato of
o?-uth Carolina, on the South side of
branch, waters of tho middle prong of
Snow crook, waters of Coimoross creole,
waters of Seneca river, adjoining lands
of .James Ablcs, J. W. llaulbrooks and
others, containing sixty (60) acres, moro
or less, as shown hy plat of samo made
by J. H. Sanders, 1). S., on tho-day
of February, 1884, and being the samo
tract of land convoyed to W. .Jasper
('rooks by W. C. McCarloy by deed, ho
ing dated Mm 18th of October, 180?, and
recorded in Jio ollico of Kogistor Mosno
Convoyanco for Goonoo county, Hook R,
pago 403, on March 22d, 1805.
ALSO.
All that picco, pared or lot of land,
situ do, lying and hoing in the County ol'
Oconeo, State of South Carolina, on a
branch of Snow creek, waters of Conne
ross creek, adjoining lands of 1). 1). El
rod, .J. W. llaulbrooks and J. Wesley
Mason, containing ten and oigut-tonths
(10 8/10) acres, moro or less, and being
tho same tract of land conveyed to W.
Jaspor Crooks by I). 1). Elrod by deed,
bearing dato of tho22d day of December,
1801, and recorded in tho ollico of Jtogis
tor of Mosno Conveyance ot" Oconeo
county in Dook Ii, pago 401, on March
22d, 1805.
TERMS: One-half cash and balance in
one year; credit portion to hear interest
from day of salo at 8 per cont por annum,
purchaser to have tho privilege to antic
pato paymont; credit portion to bo se
cured by bond of tho purchnsor and
mortgago *)f tho promises, l'urchasor to
pay for papors and stamps.
.1. W. IIOLLEMAN,
Master for Oconeo County.
In tho caso of M. W. Coloman and Wil
liam S. Hunter, Executors, Plaintiffs,
against
C. Wash Stogall ot al., ^fondants.
All that certain pioco, parcel or traci,
of land, situate, lying ami hoing in Oco
noo county, Stato of South Carolina, on
tho Dbm Kidgo railroad, and on both
sidos of tho public road leading from
Walhalla to Seneca, S. 0., whereon
Spcncor Stegall resided al tho time of
his death, containing tinco hundred and
thirty-sevon (:t:i7) acres, moro or loss,
and composed of two tracts, ss follows,
to-wit:
Tract No. 1, containing two hundred
and eighty (280) acres, moro or less, and
being tho same tract of land conveyed
to Spencer Stogall by .Joseph A. David
and Samuel Stradloy by deed, bearing
dato of tho Kith day of January, 1871.
and moro fully described by metes and
bounds by plat of samo mudo by W. F.
'irvin, surveyor, January 28th, 18(10.
Tract No. 2, being tho same convoyed
to Sponcor Stcgall by Titos. A. MoElroy
?ind S. .1. MoElroy, as Kxcoutors of tho
last will and testament of Mrs. M. 8.
MolOlroy, deceased, by deed, boaring
dato 18th day of .January, 1870, contain
ing fifty-one (51) acres, moro or less, as
shown by plat of sanio niado by Wm. F.
ErvIn, survoyor, on Dceombor 8d, 1878.
Tho two trnotfi, <~t? ftf??e?ald, contain
in tho aggregate three hundred and
thirty-sovon (387) acres, moro or less,
and all of tho samo is decreed to bo sold,
less ono hundred and cightooon (118)
acres, situate on tho north and northwest
sido of said tract, convoyed to Riobard
Kirby, Caroline Kirby and Robt. Loo
Kirby by Spencer Stogall In his lifo time.
TERMS: Ono-half cash and hillanco on
a credit of ono year; credit portion to
bo Bceured by bond of tho purchaser
and mortgago of tho premises, with loavo
to anticipate payment. Pn.'chasor to
pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. IIOLLEMAN.
Mnster for Oconeo County.
Novombor 10, 181)0, 40-18
iotight, and whloh has been
m 8 1) o vi io tho Signature of
is been made under his per?
? up or v J sion fd nco its In (a noy.
oto ono to deceive you in this.
?nd Substitutes uro but Ex
uul endanger the health of
rienco against ISxperhueut.
ASTORIA
astor Oil? Paregoric? Drops
Harmless and Pleasant. It
>rphhio nor other Narcotic
aranteo. It destroys Worms
euros Diarrhoea ami Wind
Troubles? cures .Constipation
tes tho Food, regulates tho
healthy and natural sleep*
o Mother's Friend.
"OR i Al ALWAYS
Signatur? ?f.B|M)|)|Mimiiinm
re Always Bought
ver 30 Years.
nn?Y .mur, mwvonn CITY._
to Womanhood.
JON'T LET YOUR DAUQHTER *
have nwrouB moralng into woman
hood. Tho/ueatestcrlsisinoveryKirl s ,
lifo isnt tln.sfituKO when tho-menstrual
notions aro hoing established, and abo ,
?mid hnvo every provision obtainable for
ablishingthis period properly, without ,
neb tho eau never becomo n porfect wo
man. Mothers, tench your inna <
to contldo in you. Explain their
condition to thom ana watch ,
over thom ns you would tho most
deiicalo plant, nnd ns tins most ,
critical nae draws near com
luonco Rivi n ? hor <
Gfl fORKSTIiB'B
.p. H. ?< PHMAIJR
VltADK MAItK.
lt will establish tho menstrual
functions, rcstoro tho strength
mid sive lifo and energy to tho
entire being. Trico ?1 Per Dottle.
If you desiro information ns to
your daughter's condition, freo
writoto LADJBS' HEALTH Ci.un,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Caro O? lu
Horatio & Co.
billons attach, together with great "bearing
lily vcrUde. Sho hnd violent nervous spells
ktng sensation. I bought a bottle of 6. P. P.
illlansness were removed and tho Jerking was
:lrls. M A HY ?LIZA HHNKS, Hcnlata.AIa.
Chattanooga, Tenn.,
ami Proprietors.
)ARBY, Walhalla, S. C.
Andorson Adv?calo, November 13th :
Col. W. lb Cronsbaw, tho chiof onginoor
of tho Black Diamond railroad, has fin
ished up tho work of making profiles of
the survey of tho road in this State and
closed his ollico boro. Tho papors bave i
all beon forwarded to hoadqnartors and
Col. Cronsbaw wont to bis homo in
Km ix ville, T'Uin., for a fow days and will
noxt weok go to Franklin, N. C., to tako
up tho tho samo work t here,
Dr, G. G. Probst,
DENTIST,
Walhalla, S. C.
Office two Doors East of Bank,
Second Floor.
I?ouns : 8.A0 A. M. TO 1 p. M. AND 2 TO 0|
1*. M.
March 24, 1808.
Dr. W. F. Austin,
DENTIST,
SENECA, ----- S. C.
OFFICE DAYS: MONDAYS, FRIDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
Soptember 7, 1800.
If you desiro attractive
Job Printing of any descrip
tion send it to thc
Courier Joli Ollico.
lil ?cfs and Arguments
: : : : a specialty.
Executor's Sale of
Real Estate.
BY virtuo of tho power and authority
contained in tho last will and testa
ment of Dolla S. .laynes, deceased, 1 will
soil at public auction, in front of tho
Court llouso door, in Walhalla, South
Carolina, on salosday in Docembor next,
tho following described real estato, to
wit:
All that certain picco, parcel or tract
of land, situato in Ooonco county, South
Carolina, on tho East sido of Connoross
crook, waters of Seneca river, adjoining
lands of tho estato of 'Thomas H. Dondy
and others, containing ono hundred
acres, moro or loss, tho samo hoing tho
anet of hind conveyed by Elizabeth ll.
ltust to Della S. .laynos by deed bearing
dato tho loth day of January, 1881, and
recorded in Ofllco of Kogistor of Mcsno
Convoynnco of Oconoo county, in Hook
M, Pages '287 and, U88, on tho 22(\ day of
March, 1888, tho said tract of land being
moro particularly described by motes and
bounds therein.
Ah;o, all that cor tain picco, parcel or
lot of land, situato, lying and hoing in
tho town of Wost Union, in tho County
of Oconoo, Stato of South Carolina,
fronting on Main street, containing two
acres, moro or less, being tho lot con
voyed by Elizabeth ll. Itust to Dolla S.
Jaynos hy deed bearing dato tho loth day
of January, 1881, and recorded In Oflioo
of Me.am Convoyanco of Oconoo county
in Hook M, Pages 2M and 287, on tho 22i\
day ol Maroh, 1888.
TERMS: Cash.
It T. JAY NES,
IC x ccu tor.
Novoinbor 15, 18011. 40-48
SALE OF LANI) FOR
SETTLEMENT.
WK will sell, to tho highest bidder, at
Walhalla Court llouso, South Ca
rolina, on Monday, Dccenibor 4th, 181M),
ono lot or hind and bouses thereon,
sit?alo in West Union,;nnd known as tho
Andorson proporty.
TERMS OF SALE : Ono half onsb;
balance lu ono yoar from day of salo,
secured,
C. O. WITTE, for Trustees,
J. T. PHILLIPS.
Novombor 10, 1809, 40-17
Condensed Sotiedulo of l'?\?on?er Trulm.
, _ I? Kffeot Juno lUh, 1W>9._
Voa. No XH Jtntt.Ml
Northbound. No.?? No. ?? Ki. No. 30 ]
??Hy Dally. SUD. Wally.
LvTAtlauta, O. T. 7 60 3 18 00 m * 85? }T?0 p
" Atlanta, K. T. 8 60 A loo p 6fJ5pl8 60 a .
M Nororosrt...... 0?0?. 6 28p 1 80 o i
" Buford. 1005 ?,...,... 7 08p . ..... .'
" Galnouvlllo... 10 3.? u 8 23 p 7 4p 8 88 A
" Lula...10 63 ii 8 ? pL 8 10 p 8 60 a
" Cornelia. U 26 a BOO ? 8 86p .....M' "
Ar. M*. Airy-..'... U 80 a..'. 8 A0 p .?..i." '
Lv. Toccoa.... r.. 1163 ft 880 p00op 8 42 a
" W?atiiiltxtitor 12 Ul m. . 4 20 a
" Seneca. 12 62 p 4 16 p. * 87 a
" Central. 1 40 p . ' ., 6 02 a
Greenville... 281 p 6 22 p. 6 60 a
" Bpartnubuig. 8 87 p 0 13 p. 6 46 a
? ?offuqyB. 4 20 p 0 40 p. 7 26 a .
" Blaoksburg.. ? 88 p 7 02 p. 7 43 a
H KUIK'BM?. .. 603 p.fi. 8 06 a
" Qasfoulb. 6 26 p .,. 8 28 a
Lv. Charlotte... 0 80 p ? 18 p. 0 25 a
Ar.Greensboro 0 62 p 10 47 p. 12 06 p
Lv-Groeuaboro.ll 45 p.
Ar.Norfolk. 8 20 a .......
Ar. Banville"..... }l 26_p ll JO j) 777777^ 1 22 p
ArTlafolunond ... OOO ? 0 00 a.;....' 0 2$ p
Ar. Washington..048 a. 006 p
M Bnltm'oPRR. 8 00 a.ll 25 p
M Philadelphia.10 16 n. 2 68 a
" Now York. 12 43 ?u. 0 20 a
i's t. MI Vu?. ?No. IT 1
. Boutltbooud. No. ?0 No. 37 Dally
_ ?ally. Dully._?
LV.N. v..P.u.R. ?rrr?~rsnr.:
" Philadelphia. 850 n 0 55 p.
" Baltimore.... 0 22 a 0 20 p.
" Washington.. ll l?_a 10 46 p ...^.j,- ..<?'>?'..
Lv. Riohiiiond .7. ?oinu ?i 00 p ?foo p
LivJDnuvlIlo. 0 02 p 5 50 a 0 10 a.
Lv. Norfolk. " .TTSTp .
Ar. GrcoiiHboro.6 ?5 u.f
Lv. GroouBboro,. 7 24 p 7 05 a 7 87 ''...
Ar. Oharlotto .... 10 00 p I? 25 n 12 Oom .
Lv.Gastonia. 10 49 p 10 07 a 1 12 p.
" Klng> Mt. 1 88 p.
" Blnoksburg .. ll 81 p 10 45 a 3 00 p.
" Gaffneys.ll 40 p 10 ?S a 2 24 p .
" Spartanburg. 12 20 a ll 34 a 8 16 p.
?, Greenville.... 1 25 a 12 110 p 4 80 p N,,17.
? Contrai. 5 03 p v
" Seneca. 2 28 a 1 33 p 5 45 p *"*
" Westminster.:. 0 00 p J*!^_
" Toccoa. 0 17 a 2 18 p 0 30 p 0 ni 5
" |tt. Airy. . V ?8 p 0 80 a
" Cornelia. 0 00 p 7 Mp 085a
" lalla. 4 OS a 8 18 p 7118 p 0 67 a
" Gainesville. 4 80 a 8 87 p 8 28 p 7 20 a
" Buford. 4 bd a. 8 40 p 7 48 a
" Noroross. 6 .?5 a. 0 16 p 8 27 a
Ar. Atlanta, IC. T. 0 10 al 4 55 plOOOp 080 ft
Ar. Atlanta, O.T. 6 10 al 0 65 _pj_0 00j) _8 80_a
"A" a, m. "P" p. m. "?P noon. "?" night.
Chesapeake IJIUO ?toamers In dally sorvloo
between Norfolk and Baltiilioro.
Nos. ?7 and 38-Dally. Washington and South
western Vesllhnlo limited. Through Pullman
Bleeping cars between Now York and Now Or
leans, via Washington, Atlanta and Montgom
cry. mid also between Now York and Memphis,
viaNVnshhigton, Atlanta and Hirminghaui. Also
?logent PULLMAN LIBRARY OBSERVA
TION OAK? lKJtween Atlanta and Now York,
l' lrbtelaHH thoroughfare conches between Wash
ington and Atlanta. Dining oars nervo all moula
eu route. Pullman drawing-room sleeping ears
bot ween Greensboro and Norfolk. Close eon
neel ion nt Norfolk for OLD POINT COM KOKT.
Nos. 35 and 80-United ?tates Past Mall
runs solid bolwoon Washington and Now Or
leans, via ?outhorn Hallway, A. St W. P. B. K.
and li. ?S N. R. lt., being composed of baggage
rar and couches, tnr-mgh without change for
passengers of all classes. Pullman drawing
, room sleeping cars bei woo? Now York and
Now Orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomory and
between Charlotte and Birmingham. Also
Pullman Drawing Boom Buffet 81'toping Cars
botwoon Atlanta and Ashevlllo, N. O. Leaving
Washington each Tuesday and Friday, o
tourist sleeping car will run through between
Washington and Ban Francisco without chango.
Dining ears servo all meals enrouto.
Nos. 11,3.1, lil and 12--Pullman Bleeping can
bot wooii Richmond and Charlot to, via Dan ville,
fioul.hhotiml Nos. ll and 33, northbound Nod.
Ul and 13
FRANK H. GANNON, J. M. OUT .P.
Third V P. ?5 Gen. Mgr., Trafilo M'gT.
Washington. D. O. Wu ihimrtnu. D. O.
W.A.TURK, , 8. H. HARDWICK,
Oen'l Pa>\s. Ag't., Ass't Gon'l Pass. Ag't.,
Washington, D. O._Atlanta, Ga.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Seliodulo In KfToot
Juno Uth, 1800._|
** um i rtM/~.xTu Six. Hun. Daily
STATIONS._M0. 17. No. ll.
Ly. Charleston.7". 77.77.. "7 00 a in
" Hummorvlllo. 7 41 a in
" Branchville. 8 65 am
" Orungohurg. 0 28 a in
" KlnHv'he..:^.,.,.,. . IO 16 ? ni
Lv. Columbia'. 77.77. ll 05 a m
" Prosperity. 12 10 n'n
" Npwberry. 12 25 p ni
" NlnotySiK,. 1 20 p m
" Greenwood. 7 40 n in 1 66 p m
Art HodgOH. . B 00 a ni __3_15_l)jn
Xr. Ahbn ville., ?..... ..,.', _8 10jj_*m 8 46 p ni
Ar.Kelton,7J.~5"fM a iii 8 10~ p iii
Ar. Anderson ., ?..._ "li 80 a m 8 85 )) m
Oreenvillo. ? ?.. ?.,,?. 16" 10 a ni 4 16 p m
Ar. Atliuita.... ;"'?7777. :jAj 3 ? 6 p in 0"?0 p ni
STATIONS. ^o^sl^^rL
Lv. ^rc??Tvlllo. I> ito p m 10 16 a in
11 Piedmont. 0 00 p m 10 40 a in
" wtlUainston........... 0 22_p_m 10 M a ni
Ly^ An>T?rq.?n ..... ? ?.. 4 45 p in 10 45 a ia
J?vTBol?on"7.... .1. ' ? "45 p iii ll xf> a ni
it-, poniialds_7 15 p m ll 40 a in
Lv. Ahhnvlllo . ". . . tl lu p in ll ?0 a ni I
Lv. Hodges..,. 7~ 35 p m a m
Ar. Greenwood. 8 00 p in 12 20 p m
" Nino ty-S|x. 12 56 p ni
" Newberry. 2 00 p in
? Prosperity. 2 14 p in
" Oohtmbla ............ 8 80 p m
I7v. Ringville.. 777. i 58 p ni
" Ornngoburg. 6 211 p m
" Branchville. 0 17 p m
'* Hummorvlllo. 7 82 p ni
Ar. Char I??.>ton. 8 17 pm
STATION?. f0lft]8S
TftOp i 0?o IiV... .CI.r.r?oMoii.... Ar 8 l7p li 00a
6(Kip 741a " ..Hummorvlllo... " 782p 1018a
7 50|> 865a " ....Branelivlllo.... " oo.'p 862a
6i!4p 0 23a " ....Orangr.burg... " 6 SOu 8 22a
02Upl0 16a" .Klngvillo." 4f>8p 7 80a
B30all40a "....Colombia." 8 20j) 0 80p
0 07al220p ".Alston.Lv 2 80p 8 60a
1001a I2.ti> " .Santun." 1 23p 7 40p
10 20ft 2 0Ui> "..Union." 1 05p 7 80p
10lU)i. 2 22p "....Jonesville...." 12 25p 0 53p
10 61a 2 37p ".Paeolot." 12 14p 0 42p
11 25a 8 ?Op Ar.. Bptu tanburg.. .Lv ll 45a 0 Ifip
1140a 340p Lv.. Spartanburg... Ar 1128a OOOp
840p 700p Ar.. .. Ashoville.Lv 8 20a[j[05p
"1'," p. m. "A," a. m.
Pullman palace Blooping cars on Trains 35ana
CO, 87 and US, on A. and (J. division, Dining cart)
on thcio trains servo all meals enrouto.
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & O. division,
northbound. 0:43 a.m., 8:37 p.m., 0:1S p. m.,
(Vest?bulo l.tmltcd); southbound 12-.ttl a. m.,
6:16 p. m., ll a. m., (Vest?bulo Limited.)
Trains leave Ureonvillo, A. and C. division,
northbound,6:60 a. in., 2:84 i>. m. and 5:28 p. m.,
iVoatibuled Limited) : southbound, 1:26 a. m.,
!B0p. m., 12:30 p. m. (Vestibuled Limited).
Tralau 0 und 10 carry elegant Pullman
Blooping cars between Columbia and Ashevlllo
eu ruo te daily between Jacksonville andOlnciu
natl.
TrahiB 13 and l l carry superb Pullman parlor
carsbotweon Charleston and Asheville.
FRANK H. OA N XON, J.M.GULP,
Third V-P. A Gen. Mgr., Traillo Mgr.,
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. O.
W. A. TURK, S. H. HARDWICK,
Gen. Pass. Ag't. As't Gen. Pass. Ag't.
Washington, D. O. Atlauta, Gft.
mino BOOKS OF BKOISTHA'JTON
3 for tho next municipal election aro
now opon at Mrs. B. M. Cudworth's
Btoro. E. M. OUDWORTH,
Suporvisor.
Ootohor ll), ISO!).
Statement of The Peden and
Anderson Banking Company.
[Organized Soptombor 1st, 1801.J
Statement of tho condition of Tho
Poden and Anderson Banking Company
at tho closo of business Oct. ??0, 181)1):
ASSETS.
Cash.$ 8,141 07
Duo us hy Banks. 0,08(1 66
Loans and Discounts. C0,40.r> 70
Heal Estato. 725 00
Stocks. 1,260 00
*74,00!> 28
LIABILITIES.
Capital.*20,000 001
.Surplus a.id Profit?. 0,001 15 |
Deposits . 81,178 01
Duo to Banks. 123 22 I
Rediscounts. 1J.?21 00
Dividends not paid. 215 001
(74,000 28
STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
OCONHK COVNTV. J
I, W. P. Andorson, Cashlor of Tho
Potion and Andorson Banking Company,
of Wostmlnstov, S. C., do solomnly swear
that tho ahovo statoment is truo to tho
best of my knowlcdgo and boliof.
WM. P. ANDKKSON, Cashlor.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo
mo this tho 81stday of Oot..
1800. B. H. Citoss. [Ii. S.J '
Notary Public, S. C.
*Aftov paying annual dividend of ten
poi- cont on Soptombor lot, 1800. 41-47
K* A. *w o ?? TP m .?:.v
WM. jr. SwHjJuh^ r ?{ K. L. UKENOON.
S?R??? 1 H?B^DON,
Attorney s-At-Law,
WALHALLA, 8. 0.
PiiOMpr ATTENTION OIVEN TO AM. Buts
MUSH ENTRUSTED TO TUKM.
January <), 1898. ______
U. T. JAYNE8, I J. W. BHEI.OIl. "
_/o/
JAYNES & SHELOB,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
' * wXl.HAI.liA, B. 0.
PROMPT attention elven to all busi
ness comrultted to their naro, .;r ?
January 12,1806.
Pickens R. R. Go.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNK 2?Tif, 1898.
On and p.?tor June 26th tlie following scltcdulo
will bo run over tbo rickons Railroad for tho
purpose of hauling f Might and passengers, vi?.
No. 0. Dally Kxoopt Sunday. No. 10.
Road ?own. Mixed Tra!*). Hoad up,
120 a in.MT l'ickens *r.'Mun
100a nv.Ar Kaaloy l.v..........7 05a m
No. 12. Dally Excopt Sunday. No; ll.
Road Down. Passenger Service. Road Up.
t 00 p MI.....i.v Picker's Ar.fi 45 ii ni
I 40 p in.Ar Kaaloy Lv......6 00 p m
Trains will stop to tako ou or lot oIT passengers
at tho following crossings: Ferguson's, I'ar
Bons'H and Maulmn's.
Dopot will bo open for tho rccolvlr.g and i'.ollv
ory of frolgbt from 8 n. m. to 12 in.
Wo will make lt to yum' Interest to patronlzo
our homo road by giving good scrvtco and
prompt attention.
\ JULIUS E. ROCIOS, l'resldont.
Approved) | j Tt T.v:i.on, ?en. Managt?-.
Blue Ridge R. R.
H. O. BEATTIE, RECEIVER.
TIME TABLE NO. ll.
SUPEliSEDEiS TIME TABLE NO. 10.
Effootivo 7.00 A. M., Juno ll, 1800.
EASTBOUND.
Mixed. a".wi"..
Daily s? lfty
Ex. Sun. Ul,,y*
No. No. 12. No. 12
84 ?Walhalla.... Lv.. 8 10 am 0 00 am
32 ?Wost Union. 8 20 am ? 00 am
24 ?Sonoca. 8 53 am I) 30 am
18 tAdam's Crossing. 0 17 am 0 43 am
10 tChorry Crossing. 0 25 am 0 48 am
13 ?Pond loton. 0 40 am 0 5(1 am
10 t Autuu. 0 52 am 10 Ul am
7 tDonvor.10 04 am 10 13 am
0 *Andorson... Ar.. 10 35 am 10 35 am
WESTBOUND.
Mixed.
Daily.
No. No. ll.
0 *Andor8on....Lv.. 3 40pm
7 tDonvor. 4 00 pin
10 t Autuu.4 12 pm
18 'Pendleton. 4 24 pm
10 tChorry Crossing. 4 30 pm
?8 tAdam'8 Crossing. 4 44 pm
assen?e?.* 10 pm
32 *West Union.0 ll pm
34 ?Walhalla....Ar.. 0 10pm
(*) Regular stop; (t) Flag station.
Will also stop at tho following stations
to tako on or lot off passongors: Phin
noy's, Jamos and Sandy Springs.
Nc. 12 connects with Southern Railway
No. 0 at Anderson.
No. II coiinoots with Southern Railway
No. ll at Soucca.
J. R. ANDKUBON,
Superintendent.
__.tlajri.tie CJocLst l^ine,
Passenger Department,
IKffmmf/ton, N. C., February 24, 1807.
Fast Iiino Between Charleston
and Columbi? ?nd Upper South
Carolin? and North Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
lu offoct February 24th, 1807.
WEBTWABD,
.No. 52.
Leave Charleston. 7 00 a m
" Lanes. 8 20 44
" Snmtor. 0 85 "
Arrive Columbia.10 55 "
" Prosperity.1158 pm
?. Newberry.12 10 "
44 Clinton.12 50 "
M Laurons. 1 15 "
44 Greouvillo. 8 00 14
44 Spartanburg. 3 00 44
44 Winnsboro.0 15 pm
44 Chnrlotto. 8 20 44
44 llondorsonvillo. 0 03 44
44 Ashovillo...... 7 00 44
KA8TWA11D.
.No. 53.
Loavo Ashovillo. 8 20 a m
44 Hoxidorsonvillo.0 15 44
44 Spartanburg.ll 45 44
44 Greouvillo.ll 50 44
14 Lau rons. 1 45 44
44 Clinton.2 10 44
" Newberry. 2 57 44
44 Pvospority.8 18 44
44 Columbia.5 15 44
Arrive Sumter. 0 85 44
44 Lanes. 7 48 44
" Charleston. 0 25 44
* Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains botwoon
Charloston and Columbia. 8. C.
H. M. EMERSON,
Gon'l Passongor Agent.
J. R. KEN LY,
Gonoral Manager.
T. M. EMERSON,
Trafilo Manager.
"THE CHARLESTON LINE."
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Timo 'Pablo in Effect January 1st, 181)0.
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
(K?st Bound-Daily.)
Lv Columbia. 0 46 am
Ar Branchville. 8 52 am
Lv Branchville. 0 08 am
Ar Chavleston.ll 00 am
Lv Columbia. 3 56 pm
Ar Charleston.-.. 8 17 pm
(Wost* Bound.)
Lv Charleston. 7 00 am
Ar Columbia.ll 00 am
Lv Charleston. 5 80 pm
Ar Branchville. 7 85 pm
LV I .ranch vi Un. 7 50 pm
Ar Columbia.10 10 pm
CAMDEN BRANCH.
(Knst Bound-Daily oxcopt Sunday.)
Lv Columbia. 3 55 nm 0 20 am
Ar Camdon. 0 88 pm ll 40 am
(Wost Bound.)
Lv Camdon. 8 45 am 3 00 pm
Ar Columbia.ll 00 am 5 30 pm
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(Wost Bound-Daily.)
Lv Columbia. 0 45 am 3 55 pm
.Ar Iii auch vi Un. 8 52 am fl 02 pm
Ar Augusta.ll 5.1 am 10 45 pm
(East Bound.)
Lv Augusta. 0 20 am 3 55 pm
Ar Br&nohvUle. 8 52 am 0 02 pm
Lv Iii,nichville. 8 55 am 7 50 pm
Ar Columbia.lt 00 am 10 10 pm
AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON
EXPRESS.
(North Bound.)
Lv Augusta. 2 80 pin
Ar A ikon. 3 00 pm
Ar Denmark. 4 12 pm
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Lv Don mark. fl 17 am
Ar Aiken.7 10 am
Ar Augusta..'. .. 7 55 am
INFORMATION.
Trains leaving Charloston at 7.00 a. m.
and arriving at Columbia at 11.00 a.m.
run solid from Charloston to Ashovillo.
Through sloopor on train leaving
Charloston at 5.20 p. m. for Atlanta, con
necting at Branchville with train loaving
Columbia at 3.45 p. m.
Any furthor information can bo ob
tained from R. L. SEAY,
Union Tiokot Agent,
Union Depot. Columbia, 8. C.
L. A. EMERSON, TrafBo Mgr.;
Charleston, 8, 0,
