m r
m'Ti ' "
?* m ?
The Press and Banner.
Bv W, W. and W. E,' Bradley. ^
HUGH WILSON, Editor. ?
ABBEVILLE, S. C. a
. A
*#-Publl8bed every Wednesd? ??. 82 n c
yew <n advance. o
a
? II
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1905. j
0
The Hwayne Trial. 1
Judge Swayne of Florida 1b on trial before *
the Senate for "hifch crimes and mlsdemean- 8
ore." One of the "bfgb crimes and misdemeanors"
lies In the fact that Judge Swayne
charged 810 a day for bis dally expenses, perhaps
for railroad tickets and hotel bills, while
holding court. He perhaps did not spend 1<
over 85 a day. or be may have boarded with P
frlendsandklndredwlth.no cost T.at all for d
/ _ hotel bills, and tie may Have done me uouui- v
fdl thing in accepting free passes. v
It Is very naughty for the Judge to charge
a profit op his outlay for hotel bills and rail- f<
road tickets, and It la eminently proper and
. right tbat Senators and Representatives
should sit as Jurors In the trial of this Judge,
who has disgraced the ermine. Tbe Jurors in
this case never having ridden on lree passes si
(and never collected mileage for the 'w
miles traveled,) can have a olear object lesson o
In the enormity of .making charges for ex- tl
penses tbat were never Incurred. Perish the
thought tbat any of the'Jurors should have d
been guilty of a crime like tbat ol Judge
Swayne In accepting.free railroad passes and b
then collecting mileage. ?
It Is a poor rule tbat doesn't work both
ways. If our Senators or Representatives have
ridden on free passes and then collected
mileage wherein does their act dlfler from
tbat of Judge Swayne? If they have done
so,.would they be qualified to sit as Jurors on 11
his case? 11
Tbe charges of errors or crimes in Judge w
8wayne's Judicial acts are proper subjects of k
investigation. The facts should determine a
his guilt or Innocence, even If they should be w
barred by tbe statute of limitations. It looks 61
very much.like spile or persecution to rake 11
up things five years old. If the Judge exoeed- "
Iki. fan* ohnnlH ho hoar. T
UIO BUkUWIlVJ tuv iUVk
brought to the attentloa of the proper aa- 01
thoritlee at the proper time. 8t
it
, Corraplions in Elections. tc
We think great lojastloe has been done to
the people In the charges that they are cor* ,
rapt, and sell their votes.
In one of the Western States it is charged ?
that from 1,200 to 6,000 votes are on the
market. If we strike a divide between 1,200 C
anvd 5,000 we wonld have, say, 3,COO votes that +'
ooald be bought. 3,000 votes at 810,00 apiece
wonld be <30,000. Who could afford to pay T
830 000 for the votes of a little office, even if
the votes were for sale ?
One thing Is certain, Abbeville Connty is as
straight as a .shingle, and as honest as a
dollar In the matter of elections.
If a man was known to Beek to advance his
Interest by treating, his defeat would be certain.
If a candidate should be caught In the aot oI
trying to buy the vote of any religions denomination
by subscribing to a chnrch In A
which he was not Interested, his defeat
would be Insured. Ia
If It la known that a candidate Is trying to , b
bay his election by lending a quarter to the M
Impecunious voter, he may be awakened to
the realization of the fact that corruption Id
elections Is condemned In Abbeville County, ei
If an injurious story is circulated Just be- ^
fore the election, the report 1b charged np
against the party who would like to be b<
benefitted by the evil report w
Abbeville la as near right as any county in b(
any State.
'v. ' '
Kind Words. te
When we see enough ofcharaoter assasslna- te
tlon to make the heart sick, and when we Bee ^
the (Withholding of the JuBt meed of praise ro
that may be due to a fellow-coworker, It Is tb
refreshing to see a word of kindness. This
expression Is prompted by the notlee of the
deatb of Moses Wlnstock wblob appeared In tie
the News ana Courier of reoent date. Tbe
unreserved praise seems to bave been spoken si'
with perfeot sincerity, and tbe words were so
deserving of tbe man wbom we respected we ^
copied the pleoeIn the Press and Banner. J
The newspapers, as a rule, throw so macb
vitriol that it is truly refreshing to see a Be
word of klndneeB. We do cot see a great an
many of the city newspapers outside of tbls
State, but those with wblch we are acquaint- ^
ed seem more kindly and are less disposed to J
depreciate tbe worth or tbe merit of those who
attract tbelr attention. For instance: Tbe or'
Atlanta News not so long ago bad an article in<
bestowing unreserved praise on his competl- he
tlon whose name had been associated with ne
the candidacy for governor. John Temple
Graves, If by nothing else, In that article
proved tbat be was a gentleman who lives
and moves in an atmosphere above the afi
pelty spites and Jealousies tbat so often move AE
men to little or mean acts. {*[
. 1
ha
Bank rapt Sale.
The* stock of goods belonging to Mrs. ha
Alewlne was sold last Saturday In bnlk to D. j?1
Pollakoffof this city, for 81,505, that being tbe m
nignest oia wnicn was onered. Tne debt on mi
the goods was abont $3,000. The appraised
alue, at coBt, was 82,415 j
L D. Pollakoff $1,505 00 Id
A. Shapiro 1,487 50 Rl
3. J. Edelsteln..:. 1,450 00 a '
4. A.M. Erwln 1,322 58 bf
5. W. Q. Chapman 1,150 00 ^
6. A. M. Smith & Co 1,075 00 M
7. J. R. Callaham 1,010 00 w
^ ' D. PollakcfTs bid being the highest, the p(
goods were sold to him. ai
w
Very Little Fertilisers. jjj
Capt. John Lyon, manager of the Abbeville E
warehouse, Informs ns that there has been a ^
great falling off In the delivery from his w
warehouse of fertilizers for January. In ?i
January of last year he delivered 400 tons of
fertilizer. This year, for the same time, be ai
has delivered only 21 sacks?or 2 tons and 1 w
sack. j(
It looks as If the farmers are very mach In cl
earnest in their eflort to maintain good prices .
for their chief crop, and every well wisher of
the country must be glad to see them succeed, ft
' " C'
The Cold Weather.
The country has been In the hands of a jj'
blizzard for several days, and we see by the
newspapers that tbe thermometor In many
places registered tbe temperature until tbe
mercury wanted to get out of the bottle, ioe
and snow', eleet and rain played hljlnks. ?
About the worst froze up place was the city *
of Atlanta. Street cars and all sorts of
vehicles were frozen still on the tracks. Tbe \
telephone and telegraphic messages were ^
roze on the wires. People In their hurry to
lav down on the sidewalks and kick up tbelr I.
heels, broke their arms. j
Abbeville had her full share of tbe cold !.
weather. Ice and snow, sleet and rain, came J'
with tbe wind, but In our city wo see no ^
frozen street cars, and we mlas no hacks
carriages or automobiles from their accus- C
tomed tracks. Bill Williams, king of the t
beat aod swift moving vehicles. meets ,iae
i trains with the regularity of the dinner bell ?
And all the drays, wagons and other vehicles
speed their way through the slush.
Tboie 8 x 10 sash that you wanted last week
I have a car of them now. Also, moulding Q
and celling. Send Is your order belore they ^
taie an guue. . ? _
A. Q. Faulkner. j
i L ; : - ' ?
The Anderson Cloihlng; Storo.
Mr. Anderson has bought his partner's Invest
In the Btore of Hall and Anderson aDd
be partnership was dissolved at the begin,
lng of the year. Since then Mr. Anderson
as 6o)d ah Interest in the business to Mepsrs.
1. B. Reese and L. C. Parker. Mr. Reese Is a
atlve of the town, and Mr. Parker au
or?r? trhn /*amo fPAtri a nriftffinn
Lbb9vllle several yearn ago. The excellent
onduct aud the good business qualifications
f these young gentlemen make them quite
n acquisition to the popular and well estabIshed
business Arm with which they have
ast been associated, and It is a pleasure to
or people to know that their worth is being
ppreciated by those who know them best,
'ollte and square in tbelr dealing, purchasers
rill realize pleasure and profit In baying
ood from them.
JnRt No.
We sometimes see the statement that the
Baders of strikes are trying to preserve tbe
>eace and are using tbelr influence to avert
lisorder, or words to that effect. That exression
Is on a par with another expression
r,uU1, illfn ?Klri ' A'rim mnK troc
ruitu IB DUUJCIU1UK Il&o lUlO . AUU ?uvv hub
inlet and orderly" In lynching a poor deenaeless
prisoner.
End or nil Houorable Career.
A few days ago, Henry Harper, who has
0 long waited on the Hon. W. H. Parker,
ran called to Greenville because of tbe Illness
f Abbeville's honored citizen who Is now at
be homeiof his sou Mr. L. W. Parker.
A rumor was current on the Btreets yesteray
afternoon that Mr. Parker was dying.
On January fiist he left the house wherein
e bad lived all of bis imarried life to live
rlth bis son In Qreenv llle.
New Warehouses.
We believe that three new warehouses are
1 contemplation, one on the Seaboard; and
p?o on the Southern. Whether any of them
111 materialize we do not know, but we do
now tbat there Is a disposition on tbepartot
few olilzens to make the veDture. Farmers
rill always keep cotton for better prices, and
imeofthem will want to borrow money on
aelr warehouse receipts. The warehouses of
ie.county afford a safe and cheap storage,
be storage enables farmers to draw money
Hi heir warehouse receipts. The plan of
x>ring, and drawing money on ootton makes
ie planter master of the situation. When
e draws money he can afford to hold his cot- a
>n.
Take Murray's Horehound
lullein and Tar and' stop
oughing. 25c. for large botle.
Your druggist or Muray
Drug Co., Columbia, S. C.
WEST END.
lapiieulDffM and Incidents of a We?k
About tbe City.
Feb. 7.1905
Miss Mazie Cason is here spending some
me with ber grandmother, j^rs. Fannie
lien.
Mr. B. E. Cox was In Athens some days
Kt week on business.
Mr. A. Mcl. Henry has been in the city for
le past fet? days tbe guest of bis parent*,
r. and Mrs. Francis Henry. Mr. Henry has
>en in St. Lonis for tbe past live months
>d Is now In business in Atlanta.
Miss Antoinette Russell is In Columbia, tbe
test of friends. Miss Bassell will visit
lends In Augusta before returning to Abbe?
lie.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Cary of Lockbart were
>re last week, tbe guests of Mrs. Llla Mabry.
Mrs. W. P. Ferguson spent part of last week
ith Mrs. Willtam Leslie aL ber country
>me.
Mr. James Bradley was In tbe city Sunday
LADIES EUCHEE CLUB.
Friday afternoon the Eucbre Ciub was en?
rtained by Mrs. 8. G. Thompson. Tbe In?
rlor of this lovely bome waB never more
lauiifal and cbeerful as on tbie stormy
ternoon. Brlgbt fires in ball and dining
om and lovely pot plants gave no taste of
e weather outside. Alter a number oT Inresting
games a most tempting menu was
rved.
Miss Alma Gambrell basaccepted a post?
>d wit b tbe firm of Robert Lewis & Com?
my in Belton. Miss Gambrell will leave in
abort time for New Yoik where she will as
it Mr. Lewis n buying his goods.
Mrs. Frank NIcbieB was in Greenwood last
sok for a few days, tbe guest of ber sister,
r?. J. C. Burns.
Mr. Frank Robertson of Honea Path bas
cepted the position as Inspector of tbe city,
r. Robertson bas been on the police force in
>non and Honea Path iora number of years
d Is faithful in every duty. Mr. and Mrs.
joertson have already come to the city and
e staying wltb Mr. and Mrs. Lorton Robert ?
for tbe present
Sllss Nell Edwards leaves for Atlanta Thurs
y, wbere sbe goes to take a position wltb
jtz. Mies Edwards Has been witb tnenrm
P. Rosenberg 4 Co., lor the past few
aatbs. Her friends here are sorry to see
r leave but wlsb her every success In bef
w home. ,
CLARK ALLEN CHAPTER.
rbe Clark Allen Chapter of the D. of Cs.
id tbelr regular monthly meeting Monday
ternoon at tbe bome Mrs. J. E. Moldavia,
i only a small number attended tbe election
officers was postponed for tbe next meets'
Mir. G.T. Fuller who for a number of years
s bad charge of the Seaboard depot here has
en transferred to Atlanta where he will
vecharge of the freight depot. He will
ive about twenij-Ave men under his dl? <
ction. Mr. Fuller Is always kind and ohllg
g and it Will be difficult to till his place,
ri. Fuller takes an active part In tbe Wo?
aa's Club and the D. of Cs. and is ever ready a
tend a helping band In any work. Their
ends regret to see them leave our city.
Mrs. Mark Qantt of Anderson is here spend
g a while with her mother, Mrs. 11. D.
ese.
Mrs. Eugene Fant of Andersorf la spending
while with her mother, Mrs. L. J. Leslie at
rhome near tbe city.
1'he out?of?town Invitations have been is
ed to the marriage of Miss Florlde Resse to
r. Earle C. Page of Florence. Tbe marriage
111 occnr on February the twebt.v?second.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Long of Pittsburg,
nn., are here visiting their parents, Mr.
id Mrs. W. H. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Long
ill remain in Abbeville some time.
Miss lone Allen smun was me cnarnnug
steBS of the Auf Weldersheln Club Friday
(ernoon. After a few Interesting games of
uchre In tbe parlor, tbe guests were ushered
ito tbe dining room where a beautiful table
is laid foriwelve. A delicious salad course
ith entrees was served. MIbs Eugenia Rob
tM>n received the first prize, a pretty
hrlsty picture.
Dr. Charley Cason was In tbe city Monday
tbe bedside of his father, Mr. Henry CaBon
no Is quite sick.
Mrs. J. R. Kerr of Greenwood and Mrs.
<hn Estes Wlnnsboro spent Tuesday In tbe
tbe guests ol Mrs. J. Davis K?rr.
Dr. J. R. Britt of Wldemanwusln the city
iondav on bu&lneBti.
Mr. William Strloger of Belton visited
lends in the city several days last week.
Mr. Roy Dwlgbt of Tosedo. Ohio, was in the
?y t> e guest at the Eureka.
Mrs. James Evnns of Florence arrived in
>e city Tuesday and will be the guest of her
nughter, Mrs. Frank Gary, for some time,
i
That lovely Bassett china
t Darean's 5 and 10c Store is
lie prettiest thing in Abbe* ille.
The ladies know the
alue of having their china
rom an open stock pattern.
Vhy ? Because when a careess
servant breaks a piece
he set is not ruined. We
arry the pieces in stock all
he time. Make up your
wn set.
New Barber Shop in Abbeville. ^
I will open up a FIRST CLASS TONSAL'
RTIST'S APARTMENTS In Abbeville /or
rionnlo in f-lonlt'u /\1H utunri nnfl rft
uPStR your patronage. All furnlsblugu new
nd UP-TO PATE.
THOMAS J. TOWERS, PROP.
' vt '
- : ..
t" '; '-v.
Men Plan.
Men Dream Dreams.
Men See Visions.
And?
You known how plans are
punctnred by providence,
how rudely dreams are shocked
into hard, tread-mill realities,
aud how swiftly the visionary's
picturings fade. The
* most brilliant promise frequently
varnishes in general
frustration ; and the nicest
scheme of economics tumbles
into domestic chaos.
While there is yet time take
out an
Equitable
Life
Insurance Policy*? it will
prove a helpful assest in the
hour of need.
W. J. Roddey, Mgr.
Rock Hill, 8. C.
J. P. Quarles,
Special Agent, Abbeville.S.C.
I
SPECIA
I '
WASStil
Account of INAUGU
OVE
SEABOARD AIR
Leaving Atlanta twelve o'clock i
Washington early the following
** M.'lUn.., rnmnonia
XVcllCS XVI lUiliiai J Wliipnuic
forms,
\
Lawrenceville $ 12 95
Winder ^12 95
Athena 12 45
Elberton 12 10
) Tickets will be on sale for thiB
March the 8th. Extension of flna
ded for, and all tickets may beext
itidg with the General Agent at
$l!00 fees.
In addition to this the Seaboard
by its regular trains, at rases name
limit March 8th. Tickets may be
ing with General Agent at Washi
fees.
For full information write or <
W. E. Christian, A. G. P. A.
116 Peachtree I
TL Dnnr\1nn '
lue i cup i
ABBEVIL
OFFICERS.
S. G. THOMSON, President.
3L A. NEUFFER, Vice-President.
R. E. COX, Cashier.
4GOOD
A
.Ly.
THIS 1
Famous "Ch
Midi
3 P1*
, Plow Stocks.
Plow Steels.
Plow Gears.
Plow Cultivator!
Ve want you to examine the "Chatt
us what yoi
Abbeville H;
GOOD SHOW AT
OPERA HIHI
Tbe Famous Crescent Comedy Co., opened
a weeks engagement at tbe Opera House Monday
nlgbt to a large and Appreciative audience
The opening bill was "UTAH," a comedy
drama of more than ordinary Interest, eacb
??? hilnn nlarfrf hv An ftftlflt. Ml". ClaUd
JJCII V Wt U p, ?
Lewis as tbe Incarcerated young lawer was
very good, while Clara Lewis, as Faith Farnum,
bis sweetheart, was fine, playing her
part In a natural, conscientious manner. Miss
May Clinton and Mr. Theo. M. Bixler, as MA
and PA. Coldwell were lifelike and refreshing.
Mr. Bixler 1b an exceptional clever character
actor. W. H. Everstlne, as Farnum, tbe up
right son of a bad father, did full Justice to tbe
part. Miss Kittle Hawtborne, as Grace Coldwell,
was very sweet and dainty, and proved
herself a clever Actress. Edgar L. Benn, as
Jno. Farnum, was a typical villlan. A special
fealure of tbe performance was the musical
act and Illustrated songs by tbe HAWTHORNE
SISTERS, which were
applauded to the echo.
For Coughs?Murray's flore
hound, Mullein and Tar. 25
cents for. large bottle. ]
Murray's Horehound, Mullein
and Tar will cure your
cough. Large bottle for 25c.
Is It right ?
I? It right tbat a property-owner should lose
84.20 to l?*t a dealer make 50 cents ? A dealer
makes 50 cents more on fourteen gallons of
ready-for-use paint, at $1 50 per gallon, than
our pigent does on eight gallons of L>. & M.
paint and six gallons or linseed oil, which
makx fourteen gallons of the best paint In the
world, at $120 per gallon ; the property-owner
lopes just S4.20. Is It right?
It ocly requires 4 gallons of L. a M. and 3
gallons linseed oil to paint a moderate Blzed
houF-e.
Ten Thousand Churches painted with Longman
& Martinez L. <t M. Paint.
Liberal quanlty given to churches when
bought from Speed Drag Co.
L TRAIN (
TO?
NGTON
i
RAL CEREMONIES. ^
D T U XT
LINE RALWAY.
qood, March 2, 1905,. arriving in
morniDg. 1
i .
s and Brass Bands in Unii
?
from,
Greenwood $ 10 45
Cross Hill 10 45
Clinton '9 00
Carlisle 9 90
train March 2, with final limit
il limit however, baa been provi
ended until March 18th by depos7ashington,
and upon payment of
I r
will sell tickets for this occasion ' r
d above March 2nd and 3rd with
extended to March 18 by ddpositngton
and upon payment of $1.00
" i
;all on,
Fred Geissler, T. p. A.
?>t., Atlanta, Ga.
Savings Haul,
?- ^ A
iijJbJ, s. u.
DIRECTORS.
S. G. Thomson, H. G. Anderson,
G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, q
W. E. Owens. C. 8. Jones,
J. S. Stark; Ed. Reiser,
Jonn A. .Harris.
8 GOLD! ?
v
\
S THE
attanooga
die Breaker"
>ws in 1
a
<79
anooga-Gviffin" cotton planter and tell
j think of it.
ardware Co.
'It1. . "
t #
i. .i i n
r>.
OailKTU
*
rhe entire stock of goods
1 t
. r /
Tremendoi
Rarely such an opportu
buying goods at ha]
going and going fas
these bargains before
can buy, at present
as the stock is full
i
v ,
Crockery, Tinwar
'
f " V ' ;
Clothing, Hats, Staj
in fact anything and
i
D. POL
Not!
SUILD1NG MATERIAL Forth?]
lie ic
B
I am now receiving a Btocb of
DOORS,
SASHES, 1
ALL BE1
BLINDS,
FLOORING,
CEILING, ?? Triton
ship aod Coun
SIDING meetiDg of tb<
this 50 percei
Dd FINISHING LUMBER, also, Employer
I and eelting a 1
SHINGLES, LATHS, LIMJhi, Returns w
CEMENT and HAIR. . proper officer.
i All impnr
County Audits
omo in and let me give you prices. ?
i < My App<
A. G. FAULKNER, Lowndesv
TRINITY ST. Jin/?"?"
pposite A. B. MORSE.' Bordeaux!
McCormic
Donalds, 2
Due West,
Office opei
SJE A.I
AIR LIN
Between New York, Washing
Schedule in ?
67 1 43 85
Dally. Dally. Dally.
12 25pm112 55pm 12 10 am 6 29 pm Lv?
2 55pm i 8 28pm 7 28 am 12 12 am "
6 07pm | 6 25pm 9 42 am 2 87 am " ,
7 25pm 10 50 am 4 30 am "
1100pm 2 20 pm 9 10 am "
11 40pm 2 57 pm 10 02 am "
1 45am 5 10 pm 12 45 pm Lv
38 41
Dally. j Dally.
9 80pm 9 25 am Lv
10 02pm 9 54 am "
1 20am 1 20 pm Ar
i t7om I a IS nm i 40 Dm Lv
2 25am 5 37 pm 2 10 pm "
9 00dm 4 10 pm Ar ....
4 15am 7 00 pm 4 00 pm Lv
0 20am 8 66 pm 6 16 pm " ?
T 15am 9 55 pm 7 30 pm Ar
7 35am 10 16 pm Lv
58 9 10am 1155 pm Ar ~
Dally. 9 15am 12 01 am Lv
10 30am 1 20 am Vr
2 53pm 11 47am 2 45 am "
3 41pm 12 33pm 3 85 am
4 08pm 12 57pm 4 02 am Lv_
4 45pm 125pm 4 32 am
5 28pm 152pm 5 05 am
8 86pm 2 50pm 6 08 am
7 20nm 8 26Dm 6 46 am
7 55pm 3 50pm I 7 20 am I "
9 20pm 4 65pm I 8 40 am [Ar
For further Information regarding rates, P
G. H. Fuller, Agent,
Phone No. 50, Abbeville, S. C.
WE
A.
116 Peaohtn
/
ipt Sale!
' "v: * " r--v/r
'* '" ^ ' ' y.'i- .
; , v'.'^
:.' 4' v ' vA'Vtfm''-- ^y4P
??* 'ft " 'i>*t ^
' "'/t
,
i of L. Alewine will be sold at a'
i S ' -!
'' - tlif
us Sacrifice.
""ff
' ' .< ' ?;3H
'
nity is offered the public of
.f price. Of course things are
3t. Come and get a share of
1 . . >*.aiftmrnm
3 the stock is depleted. Ton
almost anything you want
and complete.
:: :^1
. |
.
e, Dry Goods, Shoes,
,
. ' , . >' 'KM
.
pie and Fancy Groceries
Ty |jWS
everything you may want.
' .
,,
IAKOFF.
' 'it?
ice to Tax-Payers.
Purpose of Accommodating 1he Pub
l the matter of making Their Tax
leturns, OVill Visit the Places
Mentioned Below on the
Dates Indicated
in Schedule. ,
[TJRNS MUST BE MADE UNDER OATH, AND ALL PERreturned
at its true market value. '
>t making their returns between January 1st, 1905, and February
liable to a penalty of 50 per cent. This penalty will be enforced
uents ; for the failure to enforce it heretofore has put a premium
he law. /
is of those who conform to the law are placed before the Town- ty
Boards, while those who disregard the law oome in after the
} Boards and return to suit themselves. The enforcement ofit.
penalty will correct this evil. i
3 are requested to return all their employees after notifying them
statement of their property.
- - 1- C-i_. '
ill not be taken by mail unless tney are sworn to uciunj aumo %
This does not apply, however, to persons returning o'nly land,
omenta on or transfers of real estate must be reported to the
:>r.
>intments Are as follows:
alls, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 10 and 11.
ille, Thursday and Friday, January 12 and 18.
il, Monday and Tuesday, January 16 and 17r
i, Wednesday, January 18.
Thursday, January 19.
k, Friday and Saturday, January 20 and 21.
donday and Tuesday,. January & and 24.. -V;
Wednesday and Thursday, January 25 and 26.
l from January 1st to February 20th inclusive.
RICHARD SONDLEY,
County Auditor.
BOARD I
E RAILWAY. 1 I
;toD, Richmond, Portsmouth & Atlanta. 9
Effect January 8th, 1906. . f g
"Ifl (36 00
Dally. Dally. Dally.
....New York Ar 7 23 am 6 SO am 4 15 pm H
West Pbllsdelpala " 4 21 am 2 85 am 1 45 pm *K
Baltimore " l 48 am 11 17 pm 11 80 am m
Washington... " 1160 pm 8 86 pm 9 60 am B
Richmond " 5 80 pm 4 55 pm 0 28 am HE
Petersburg " 4 42 pm 4 09 pm 5 49 am SB
" ,n * KM o Q I AM g
Norlina at Z 1U ptu 1 1 *V piu I V (It QUI |
ii 82 a
Dally. Ealiy. |
Portsmouth ....Ar 5 30 pm 7 00 am H
Suffolk 4 84 pm 7 13 am H
~ Norlina Lv 1 40 pm 8 30 am H
Norlina Ar 115 pm 185 pm 8 31am H
Henderson- " 12 37 pm 110 pm 2 06 am H
Durham " 10 05 am 6 00 pm 8
Hwlelgb " 1100 am 11 GO am 185 am . 9
i> Pme? (Plnehurst J.) " 8 80 am 9 45 am 11 20 pm 19
Hamlet Ar 7 80 am 8 50 am 10 80 pm SB
Hamlet- Ar 7 10 am lOOOpml H
Monroe ....Lv 5 40 am 8 35 pm 52 Ml
Monroe Ar 6 85 am 8 80 pm Daily. fl
- Cheater ....Lv 4 06 am T 14 pm
Clinton " 2 40 am 6 00 pm 2 28 pm M
Greenwood " 166am 5 10pm 182 pm Bfl
Abbeville.. Ar 188 am 4 50 pm 103 pm n
.. Calhoun Falls - 100 am 4 21pm 12 30 pm H
- " 12 28am 8 55pm 12 00 m J
Athens " 1123 pm 2 .>7 pm iu,o?am jr b
Winder " 10 43 pm 2 23 pm 10 >16 am H
... Lawrencevllie " 10 10 pm \ 6T pm 9.45 am H
Atlanta Lv - 6 00pm 100pm 8 40am H
ullman reservations, etc., apply to the undersigned. H
Fred Gelssler, Eg
Traveling Passenger Agent,
116 Peaohtree Street, Atlanta, Qa.
I. Christian, BH
U. P. A.
#1
I