WHEN BABE HE-GO ETH WALKING.
weB oar tbe he f?oeth walking In his garden.
Arotind his tinkling feet the sunbeams play.
---be posies' they 'are good to Mm -nd,
boW them as they should to htm
Ag taretb. be upon his kingly way,
nd birdlinga 6f the wood t o him . t
wake mode, gentle music, all the day,
gben our babe he goeth walking in his garden.
.often oar babe he goeth swinging in his cradle1,
Then the night It iookethever sweetly down,
The little stars they are kind to him,
The moon she hath a mind to him -
And layeth on his head a golden crown, V
And singeth then the wind to him Xu
A song, the gentle song of Bethlem town,
henour babe ha goeth swinging in his cradle ,
. ' Eugene Field.:
IN THE GLACIEE;
pretty tough climb, isn't It, Max?,"
The speaker was a tall , Englishman: of
.perhaps 50, but looking as hard and tough
od generally fit (a hao6t men of half bis'
age. . . - - 1 . . -
"Yes, sir,' said i the guide, who stood
before him at . the inn door, jand. we'll
jmve to start, early if - we are . to get back
the same day.!' r& r-w
Sir Robert Ballard turned : and re-entered
his room.' ; Fsom'hls desk he pulled
out a sheet of paper, and, picking", up a
nen. sat down at a table and began a let
ter. " -: y ;?-t;3:' -' ' ' " " ;
Mt Dear Harbt I'm afraid I've not been
juite fair to you.
A; zhUtLi';3tjy
good digestion; sound sleep; a
fine appetite aiida ripe old age;
are pme. of the results of theuse
of futtVLiver Pills. '"A single
ddss v?ijl- convince you of their
wonderful , effects l and virtue.
A: Known FatttC
An aBsblute cure for sick head-
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stoniachi dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and'all kindred diseases.
tutt's Liver Pills
PECULIAR: POISOtfS.
" t ' I -f,
.... ..-.. . ... v f -
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JOIIir DEBATES.
boastod all sort 'of modern Improvements
-among them a drawing room, a band
The latter Harry was studying when he
i was startled by the -names, "Mr James
I Rennle and Miss Bennie and maidGlas
ROW. ' . c - i 5J . ' 3 'V'
'My cousin, by Jove I" he muttered.
He had seen nothing pf them for years
not since Mr. Kennie ; had come in for
linking over things again I ' Sir Robert's money. . The daughter, Mu
see that your foolish pranks which so much
offended me may have been indeed no doubt
were the results of sheer youthful high spir I
Its. 1 am. therefore again altering my will,
end instead of my oouain James Bennie being
nv residuary legatee , you will find the bulk
f mv property will eventually come to you.
i tenet this will have been a lesson to you and
that you will grow up a man worthy of the i
trust I am reposing in you.' Tour affectionate
ancle. 1S30BBI BALLARD.
riel, he had never seenuu James Bennie he
knew by repute as a rather hard and can
ny Sootchman, and here they were staying
at the same hotel.,
They met that evening in the drawing
room,,. .1 .l-J, r
'"And this is my daughter Muriel, Ren
nie said. - - . -
Harry looked up and saw a soft dot of a
girl in a black evening gown, who gave
Sir Robert sealed and stamped the letter ! ym a warm, impulsive handshake.
nd then on a sheet of foolscap proceeded j . Somehow Harry and his charge staid on
It seemed an easy enough matter, and
took but very few , minutes. , t You would
hardly have imagined - the amount in
question was , sometrong j ixite . o,uuo or
90,000.
EITEUATED HT XHE HTHIAIT E0DY I Appointiaenta fpr the Ccagressicnal
- ouu DcueLunax ij.es tins. .
was happening. Only the poor, fellow had
not; fully realized it . Each successive day
was plunging : him more deeply in love
with his cousin's daughter. '
Then the Rennies gave a picnic It
The rapid pen ceased flying over ;he turned out a s brilliant, sunny day; and it
-t . , hj.r v a a.- i 11
paper, ana csir xtooerc nouoaeu we un.
"Call Max Schneider," he saidYto the
waiter, "and yotr, .too come-- in. g t want
you to witness this signature! for me.
He signed the document, the - two men
affixed their signatures, and then he foMr
ed it, placed it in an envelope andslipped
it into an inner pocket of his Norfolk
jacket. ; f 4 itfJS&
"What time do we "start-tomorrow,
Max?" he asked. ,'r, v$ Cf-
"Not later than half past S, sir," an
wered the guide., ; 4 ' ' ' . ' "
"Very well, then, I shall go to bed , at
once, and I supposeyou'll do the ' same."
Then to the waiter: Mind vyou, call me
harp at 3. Good night!' ; iv;f
And 20 mluntea later he was sleeping
like a baby. " -,'' :-',- --t-l. -. ' -
. ?vsl44g
"Great lock having such lovely jveath
r, eh, Maxf '. ..-.'-ww.- ww !aa5yyffy;
"Lovely indeed,- Sir Robert. -"But" pray
don't say anything about it till we're clear
of the ice. It's the worst of bad: luck sir"
Sir Robert laughed the - laugh of - a
strong man who is thoroughly, pleased
with himself. . : . ' .- -
Indeed he 'bad ' reason 'to be- pleased.
Tery few men had ever climbed the beet
ling cliffs of the Aiguille Vert at all. Few
er still could boist of having accomplished
the feat, within the hours of a single day.
Half an hour later they reached the edge
of the Ice. The sun had now set, and the
air, chill wiih approaching night, was no
longer clear as it had been. C Pale wreaths
of smoky mist hung in Jight bands, which
6eemed to shift and change' Kaleidoscopic
ally, though nq breeze was f elt : ?& -Still
roped together, as they had been
during the entire climb, they crossed the
moraine and started steadily tramping
across the roughce, whose surface was
broken by a hundred deep rifts and lumpy,
yawning crevasses. - ' -u IHV
The fog closed and fell thicker and
thicker.1- ' -W-'- : 0
Same three hours later that night one
of theguldes burst int the kitchen of .the
Montvert inn. ... 1 ' " :
His face was- white and drawn, and he
was almoet speechless with.CKsitejrnenV
misery and fatigue. M J:Wv?f-'r
At last he managed to gasp out his pite-?
ous story how they had missed their way
in the fog, how he had heard a sharp cry:
of warning from Max Who was leading
the party i how next' he liad been jerked
-nff Mateah hv a. tremendous null at the
tope round his waist, .and how he had des-"
perately saved himself, by driving his
alpenstock into the ice. - JJext , thing he
knew he was alonealon on the edge'tof
.a giant rcrevasse i' whose misty depths
jrawned silent.as a grave. " I
The instant- they understood' him a res
cue party was formed,; under the guidance
of Herman, the innkeeper.- " " ' '
All night the devoted jnen -worked, and
most of next day. f tsm m w uMtue&.'
The glacier
. Ti . ... K .V 1 il
A Mir. broad shouldered, good J looking
young fellow of about eight tend twenty,
was sitting in a rather dingy little room
in
TTrrv Ballard had been looking out for
a cnance of accompanying a readingparty
abroad during the long vacation', and b
good luck an even better billet had coma
his way. An old friend of bis father; a
Mr. Ffolkes, had written to him to engage
hla services as tutor and general bear lead
er to his son, young Everard Tfolkes, duiri
inst a forthcoming Swiss tour. . f-
Hn had alwavs wantea to kbu uxa,
was decided to go up the valley to a wood
near the tlower end.of the Aiguille Vert
gUcierljltvras at a this picnic it foirtho
fbt tifne ; struck Mr.' Rennle that Harry
was a trifle more attentive to- Muriel than
there was any occasion fori He did not
bayanytning, but he made up his mind to
two thngsr--fir6t, to watch, the young
oouple pretty' carefully that day f secondly,
to leave Montvert tomorrow.
iJ Harry and Muriel slipped off among the
trees 1 and soon -found ? themselves quite
alone. ' They strolled down to where from
under its arch of . muddy ice the glacier
river started on its foamy career and seat
ed themselves near-by on a great mossy
stone under a pine tree. "1 The blazbig sun
made the sliade most welcome, and the
two sat there auietlv drinkinsr : in the
warm scent of the woods, p -' '-Jrkx
44 1 m afraid our holiday will be soon
over," -she saiL 4 4We have to be home by
the 1st of October. "
, Harry ' exnerienced a curious shock.
'With extraordinary suddenness he realized
what life would be without Muriel.
' 4fMuriel," he said quickly and earnest
ly ; VMuriel, will you care?;' . f
Annarentlvhe did. for when, five min
utea later, an interested spectator walked
quietly up behind them oyer the carpet of
noiseless pine needles he saw a sign? tnai
made his smooth face wrinkle witn rage.
- The two cousins, were sitting closer to-
gether: than strict cousinship altogether
entailed, and Muriel's head was . leaning
on Harryfs shoulder. - r
: James Rennle lost his temperi
Vnn 'mAaVT9 Winner IWIIlTinmll nfl
The Result of Imperfect Digestion qf
Every living ,tfcJiigv lant ' or animal,
contains within itself the germs of cerw
tain decay and death. ; . - j- ,
In . the human body, these germs, of
disease and death ("called bv scientists
Ptomaines) Are ; usually ! the result of
imperfect ;digestion: of food;, the' result
of Jndigsstlon or dyspepsia. A . ,
The, stomach, from abuse, weakness.
does not nromDtly and thorouffhlv ; di
gest the food. The "result is a -heavy,
sodden i mass which- fermenta' (the first
process, of decay), 'poisoning: the blood.
making, it thm, iweak and lacking in
red-corpuscles: Doisonlner the 'brain-
causing headaches and pain in the eyea.
jtfacj aigesuon - irritates- -the heart;
caixsins. palpitation- and finaUy.bring
ingr on disease of .this important organ.
tfoor aigestion; poisons the ? kidneys.
causing Bright' disease; and- diabetes.
And this, is se; because every organ;
every-.nerve depends Upon the stomach
alone ,. Tor hourisxrmnt - and : renewal,
and , weak 'digestion' shows Itself not
only., in- lose of appetite and flesh, but
in weak: nerves and muddy complexion;
The great English scientist, Huxley,
said the -best start in life is a sound
stomach. ".Weak stomachs fail to digest
food, properly, because they lack: .the
proper - quantity; of digestive;, acids
(lactic and , hydrochloric) i and pepto-
genic products; f&ftnioet sensible rem
edy in ail cases y of ) Indigestion ;is to
take after , each? meal, one or two of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, "because
they . supply in a pleasant, harmless
form all the, elements that, weak stom
achs lack.- ' t,' -i "-
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form, of stom
ach trouble.exoept cancer of the stom
They: increase flesh, insure pure blood,
strong nerves,, a bright eye and clear
complexion, because all these result
only from Wholesome food -well digest
ed. V' '": i ( " -
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at 50 cents full
sized package or By mail by,, enclosing
price to "; Stuart company, Marshall,
mien., oui ass. your aruggisc ursu ; . ;ty
A little book on stomach diseases
mailed free Address Stuart company,
Marshall. Mich; S - S
A. FollOWlner are AnnnintmAnt9 fnr fh
senatorial candidates,. TV. j; Cocke and
T. J. Murray on the-democratlc- ticket
on the republican ticket:. "-'-;. ".'
. , Candler'BV Saturday, Oct. tip. m.
' tCanton, Tuesday, Oct.' 4, 1 p m. '
Pigeon. (Bethel church), .Oct. S, 1 .p.
m. - -t
vjonathan'a Creek (Shady Grove), Oct
6, 1 p. m. . ' ' I." ( ' , v
uraotree tuui's scnooi v house), uct
Fines Creek 03antist church) Oct. 8.
.Spring Creek (Gap of the Mountain),
Oct. 10, 1 p. m. ' -
' Ma ran oil fn 11 1 n m
Mars HiU (chapel), Oct. 12, 1 p m.
Upper Laurel (Baptist v church), Oct
13, 1 p. m . '- v4 , f 'k . i k
;E Terry Fork school house, i Oct 171
P. m. ' ' 4, "
- ; W. W. WEST,
v Chn.'Dem. Sen. Com. .
JESSE rR. STARNES,
Chnv Rep. Sen. Comu ,
"X
. Hon. Richmond Pearson 'and Hon.
W.. T.- Crawford wlll address j the jciU-j
zens : of the " Ninth congressional v dis
trict; anon the political . issues .at - : the
following times and places: r ', f .--?
Webster, Monday September 28. ,
" Glennville, Tuesday, September 27.; -
'Highlands," Wednesday, September
28. x - - .
Franklin, Thursday, September 29.
Hayesville, Saturday, October 1.
jMurphy, Monday, October 3. r -'
3Robbinsville, Wednesday, October, 6.
Bryeon City, -Friday, October. 7.
- WayneavlllVvMonday, ;October 10.
Leicester, Wednesday, October 12.
" Marshall, Thursday, October 13.
f MArs .HllL' Monday, October 24..
"Burnsville. Tuesday, October 25.
v Bakersville, Thursday, October 27.
Spruce Pine, Friday, October 28. '
rMarion. Saturday. October 29. ' '
Rutherf ordton, Monday, October SI.-,.
Caroieen, Tuesday, nighty y November
1 " ' 1 -- . ; ''.-t
Columbus, Thursday, November 2.f
Henderson ville, Friday, .November ,4.
t Brevard, SaturdaypNovember 6. J
vv 3';" Chm.:Dem. Ex. Com , 1
V. B. M'GAHA,
Chm. Rep. Ex. Com. . ,
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"nrr tn ti tit a rrrr rm r7? tttv n ti n t
France' ha9 determined not to ;be be
hind Germany in my ''respect, and 80
a French pacific crusade is to be sent
to the Holy Land in emulation oi the
kaiser's expedition. Many eminent;
scientists and literary men will accom
pany the party, --fvxWV.A -lx ft
BE OU R E you get what you want
when vuo ask for Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla; Unequalled in M erit, Sales, Cures
There's no Kubstitnte for HOODOO,
ECONO MY In taking Hood's Sar
sabarilla.' because " 100 doses one
dollar' is peculiar to and, true only'oj
tne yne ixae & LUU &s . "unaer. v
Is now; in Isfew York purchasing the largest
stock ibtbinsVi py CSoodj .Maib
kfflldl Shoes ever brought to this city.
When they arrive we must have room to
show then, therefore prices on everything
, .". "-''.. -V- : :
how' in the house will be
AUGUSTA
n,&z & -5, ,
SHORT
am
ii
-.. .
The "Liondon Chronicle -l Quotes; an
American iron manufacturer, who is ort
a- business visit to Engranav as saying,
that the Welch miners are better paifg
better fed and better housed than the
miners in America. This -is not what
the American i manuiacturer useq io
say when a tariff bill waa being framed
Schedule In Effect June is, jsss.
Lv Augusts , 9:15am l:sopm
Ar Greenwood ....... 11:80pm ........
Ar. Anderson ........ 1 c;iopm
Ar. Laurens. 12:50pm 7:uoaxn
;Ar. Greenville 2:15pm 10:16am
Ar . Glenn "Spring 4:05pm
Ar Spartanburg .....
Ar Saluda ..........
Ar Hendenonvllle .
Ar Ashevil!e .........
BETTER than cure is prevention.
O By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla you
may keep wellwith pure blood, strong
nerves and a good APPETITE.
The Philadelphia Bulletin (republi
can) believes that- "congress should, ne
able to make a marked Teduction in
tanoiicm next winter without interfer
ing with the efficiency or any depart
ment of the government. .-'Poo . much
as Dau
sur
plus, besides- temporarily loewns up
I cash that is needed for business, inev
itably breeds extravagance ana corrup-
Don'tK ask the price of anytning just bring
along Si few ,eiat to pay for wraping
up the goods, wraping paper, twine, etc. It,
i juV Asneviue o.v ... i .-- .. . ; ..v-' t ,,.
K Us room ve want, and room We must and will
....... xi:waim :wpm
:2:20pm 10:20am
4:25pm
: 4:59pm
6:00pm
8:20
Greenville
Ly
LiV
LrV
Ar Augusta7 .. .......
1322-::'S5 8S have, so comeBnow. as this sale will only;
Greenwood ........ 2:20pm . .... I u .
last a few days- till our new goods arrive
4:65pm 10:50pm
44I beg your parddn, sir," said'Harry
very quietly. There was a dangerous
eleam In his eye -44You were saying"
"That vnn ftTfi ft Rr.hemlner fortune hunt-
iinla nf. von nff- .nd now vou TtTTrrRTT,'ICN'S ARNICA " SALVE.
derhand way by marrying my daughtertI Bruises, Bums, Ulcem t
Crash,' fot gSf&ST
py a neavy iaii, maae auio iKt- ysCOMS piia or
r. A great; piece of ice, loosenea r WIW r It ,8 guaranteed to
heat, had fallen ( away from v the glacier, 1.-. tiafftction oc money re-
And jwimethini else toosomething dark th s f-nts ner box. For
and soft had slipped rrom xnejjrojteu uum
and lay limply on the debris below.
Wear a moment no one movecC '
"hen Harry stepped forward and stood
rv the fallen flsnire. 5 ;; The.bthers followed.
It was the body pf a man. He was dressed
in mnrrh twefid-and hisupturned face
IiV Augusta ........... .......
Ar Allendale . '
Ar Fairfax ..." ......
Ar Tamas8ee ......... 9:45am
Ar Beaufort ...... lOtBOam
Ar Port Rcymli ....... ll05am
Ar Savannah .....
Ar 1 Charleston ......
255pra i
5:00pm J
5:15pm I
6:20pm i
7:20pm
7:35pm
8:35pm 1
9:10pm
In a JEew
T
Days
6:40am
Ly Charleston ;
Lit
Lv
Z,v Tamaasee :05pm 9:4am
JmY Fairfax ........ ie:5iam
Allendale ........ llU)5am
Ar Augusta v. ...i.- 1:10pm
sale by T. C Smith and Cfexinichaera
drug
had a quiet, peaceful expression,
have -died an hour ascoJ Jf ' w
Instinctively the two men removed their
hats. Then Harry looked at sax. uenzue.
...MVmi know who it isf " he saidW
: va ita Sir Rnhrfc:V.he answered In
, Tbepicked the bodyup and lifted it
Into the shade of the pines. As. they did
The insignia' of the -Golden - Fleece
worn by Du&e i-nuip,, -wi , wuuu
the order, is sttU.m ; tne possessum
Don Carlos-ra raot tna causes
He might chagrin and; irritation. dow
f '': s ' I queen regent or . spam :.f"z ri
of Austria. xt xs . . umwiu JC
affair and of high;, Intrinsic value 1
!or?B7.7:;: wopni lisSS We will have something to say in this space
Beaufort 1:55pm ?f40am I '
ahmiKniir npw m l crnnnc;. whirh wp. as;iirft;:
our triends : will be or tne latest in styles ana
connections t Greenwood for the best in o alitVxtne great IN oithem markets
can supply. Remember: 31 - H S - TPatttom;
AVft is the olace, and MW is the time
1:40 p. m. train: from Augusta makes
! close connection at Calhoun Falls for
all points
Close
ell notnts
ways and spartanourg witasoutnern
railway. v.;:-.'.-r;;
For any information reiauve to uck-
ets, rates, schedules, etc, address . ,
W. J. CRAIG, oen. ras. Agt.
-E. M. NORTH, Soliciting Agt. j
T. M. EMERSON, T. M -
Augusta, Ga,
Dinner 25c; today at
Candy company cafe
the
Klss-Me
did not easily give up Its prey.
w wn. iviarima tear Its reMet. It
rX Z UMhUm foStowlac:
MrM.il. -Am AATiMlf- t!hAt X .1TUI 4k ? WCTMWS
so a folded paper fell from the torn jacket.' JwiS 4
HKSTDKBSOKTTLIJB AKD fflUEVAKD
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I Time table No. S. In effect June 15, 1S33.
- ;,Your father" has told you what it was
m.nrt?' hft Raid, i r -r-
. nvd' cVin 'fiTiswered.--' And he
. ..';. lO : . -
told me. too. aDout your suggeswuu.
any lefeger, darUng'said Harry. 44 But
snail no rxuu uu ucu
best i paysiciaiui la omr dty vast mu to
.im'- iTr ' mr dnmdstt. recoanmeaa"
Electric Blbteind -after taking 'two
ir u rtrelv cured. I now uum
great pteaawire sat reoomimwnittiiTig ;.uhu w
any persoir eufferinig from vh4 terrible
,nr .-im, -MfMfuli'V Tours. M. A. DC-
Trinffifrnt: Kr. field Iff T. O
Smitai end ,Feinan'S 'wmnwi. j
05
you, know we.i
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mnnpv. Rtifln I wer
Muriel's answer quira .sawuuw,
him.
Answers.
i
; NOTICE.
. -AsheyflIeN.;C, Sept, 1898. -Sealed
nroposals wlU 'be receiTed by
the-' city, or
nnvir t.h nhance had fallen his way he 1 v,p hoard of aldernien, "of.
, v.0't nf f. I " - . ..." i .. . n 1 -.V . : hall
was resoivea io .nua ww. iuou r Ashevllle at tneir oiuutr
fcv'irwk. tvromrxtlv Friday, uc-
tober 7 1898; "for" furnishing-and main
taining one hundred electrio arc lights
o AAA ofli. TMTfwer-'ifor the tterm or
three years, with the option to the city
r,nr tv.o visence of the contract.
" Prices and terms. for. euch; purchase
f included' in propsoaL. , ,H?
The right is reserved: 4o ; reject any
- m f a v wified check . for. five
hundred dollars must accompany eacn
Tvnvnosal. All , Dicis iu.ua.
be marKed
City Lighting;'
vTicK-n'TOTfl.rl. his tnicil. ' was a mor-
oughly nice lad, and the whole expedition
seemed to partake more of the nature of a
holiday s than - serious .work. The two
trudgedVafoot through lovely valleys, up
turf clad 'slopes, over rock bound, magnifi
cent passes, drinking in the tlear air and
enjoying themselves rather like two school
boys than a tutor and his pupiL ! , vO
Everard wanted to climb a mountain.
Harry rather discouraged the idea. He
told) the boyof the fate of; his uncle, Sa
isoDers uauaru. . -. ' , . . , ..pmmsai for
44 Yes, I rememher neanng -, to F. M.: Miller, mayor
t sympathetically. .Vere the bodies ever
recoveredfV ' ' " f ' ?" - I - .
"No; never," said Harry, "and proba
bly never will be." t.'., i.
.They - walked in" silence a little way,
then Harry said:' ' , ' " : '
44Do you know, Everard, I should lie
rather to see the place. Suppose we go up
to Montvert? We can do it in two day!
. from ChamorauV Your father put no re;
strictlon on our movements." .
f 44Then let's go," replied the boy keenly.
' XTnnf -to-rf. hp-A heooiiie auita a fashion
able resort within tht last few years,
-old inn fcrdl been much, enlzr: :
of AsheviUe, N. CMU; - "
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PATTON
w-Rprtaxv J. : Sterling Morton, oz
Nebraska, has been , invitea ny . xn
vMin f . rtf Argentina to. spend"' the
viserof the government iai matters oi
aTio.ulture and Che organzauon oi an
a.ricultural department. He may pos
sibly accept tne mission- . ? - i-
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6:40
5:43
5:53
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a.m.IMs.
10:00
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RAILWAY QUARANTINE NOTICE
'. On account of quarantine regulations
tickets cannot, be sold . to Memphis
ronn nr throueh that point. Citizens
af Memphis win be allowed , to enter the
said city if they hold health certificates
signed by the president of ,the, noara
nf health of Memphis, Tenn. - All per--
i.wTur in the state of -Mlssas
sippi ! should provide themselvesv with
woitfi : nAT-Mfieaee. J Full information
rtrmoernins the quarantine regulattena
Statlona.
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44 ' Horse Shoe;;
M ir Cannon .
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44 ., Penrose "
3:45
3:22
3:15
3:12
3:02
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12.42
2:30
6:40iU:80a.6lArMiBrevard..I-y2:15
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Connects Vlth Southern " Rallway at
Hendersonville.
T. J. RICKMA,
Manager., :
T.&BOST7ELIi
- -, Superintendent.
ftSTil m . mi 'I if i i .n-r:T'
rauiiiess VjorKmansnip ana uesigm
Bucklen
FREE.JILLS -Send'vour'
address) to H.: B
& : Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
i box of . Dr. King's. New Life Pilla. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
will be - gladly: furnished at the South-1 These pills are easy in action and are
' . -The superiority, of' Columbia Bevel-Geat oveT'Chain jna-
1 "! s" - 'chines under all conditions of riding make s
111 ' - ' :" ' -' - , " . ' j : f
evel-Gear ;
... ... :. - ',
City Clerk.
t, JL ; a " . . - vTha Kid Yea fcva toys
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL. ;
' 251 Chestnut Street. v- .
TTTirteenth year begins September
Address MI&3 . Champion. . .
28.
Til
: 13
Hakes linen
itio Starch.
look good as new Elas-
Mflnrav tli-.fcPft office &t N(X 60 Pat'
toi avenue. - - ' F; R. DARBY,
" City Passenger and Ticketi Agent.
Sept. . 1838. v , - , :
xxr nhariea Tenbv. former, United
BfatM minister to -China, has returnea
- a morir. n.f ter the almost unprece
dented record ot thirteen years:- eoniw-
uous service as mimsier. , .
unttrnArv oTvnlns at G.-A. Mears &
Sons Friday, September 23.
OCuOFULA tn its TTorst form
O.. yields to the blood cleansing power
r.f HOOCl'S Cjarsamnilll..-. i.liuusai;ua vi
.".1503 have been perfectly-CUR ED.
particularly effective in ; the cure pi i
Constipation " and Sick Headache For
malaria and ' Uver troubles"; they have
been proved .Invaluable They are
guaranteed to be .perfectly free- from
every,'' aeietenous suoscaiice imu w w i
purely vegetable . They do not weaken
hv jhT Aftrt an. " tent tv fidvlns tone to
the stomach and bowels .greatly lnvfc
orate the system. Regular size 25 cents
per box. Sold by T. Ci Smith and Car
michael, druggists. ' - i
- - - - . mm ml mm-: : . mm 9 m u Mj
' CHAlllLtoS UIUTULtS
f r - -
y V'io to therCoumbia dealer in your-town and exainine; :J
, our line before buying. , -We otter you tne Desi cnain ? r j
wheels in the world.:';- :rui. l'- i'.: v J
r COLUMBIAS and HARTFORDSs
Good ViTieslsal Low Prices.; '. v, :,,Vfcdette8,.;jacksana Jius. -u
- , v- . Catalogue Free.
POPB UANUFATUEIHGi CO.y Hardford Conn.
1
Reraember the Maine dzzr Ls -cold 6t
nTr.hPTff. rrhft l.-.idr in btct cl
ears.
nouGii a Dunimn,
coLTJUciA.rrALmn,