A Very Interesting Sight.
Anyone riding along the Seaboard
Air l^ine, on the Georgia division, can
isee a very interesting sight as they
go southward, on the Tight hand side
of the road in the northern part of
Auburn?a side walk for a half mile,
that is bordered with beautiful lilies.
This is the work of our Industrial
-rim-ni., mr?. j. \y. nawmorne. sue
hsi? planted these lilies along the side
walk from her home to within a short
distance of the S. A. I.#. depot. She
does not seem to think she has done
"very much towards beautifying her
town, and is constantly planning
something she can do to make a record
for herself. Mrs. Hawthorne is
a very quiet. unassuming lady, but she
. and her good husband have taken so
much interest In the industrial work
being done on the S. A. U., that neither
of them have missed a single meeting
of the industrial Agents, and although
they are backward in saying
what, tliey have accomplished, yet
they, with other Industrial Agents,
have done a great deal to assist in
making a record for the S. A. that
has caused it to be known all over the
country as the most progressive rail
road line in the way of development
and beautifying its territory.
Mrs Muggins?"it looks like rain.
1 think you had better take your umbrella."
Mr. Muggins?"My own umbrella?
What nonsense! Haven't we
any borrowed ones?"
Cynieus?"You would make a good
photographer."_ Sillleus? "Why. I
never took a picture in my life." Cynieus?"I
know, but you have the gift
of flattery."
Cures Talk
Croat Fame of a Croat Medicine '
Won by Actual Merit.
The fame of Hood's Haraspnrilla has boou
won by the good It has done to those who
were suffering from disease. Its cures have
excited wonder and liilmimUnn I? h??
caused thousands to rejoice in tho enjoyment
of good health, aud it will do you the
same good It luis done others. It will expel
front your blood all impurities; will
give you it good appetite au<l make you
strong and vigorous. It is 411st the medicine
to help you now. when your system Is
in need of a tonic and invigorator.
Eru ptlor.S--"An eruption all over my
body caused a burning sensation so I could
not sleep nights. Bv taking Hood's N trsaparilla
I was completely cured." .Iknmk
Thompson, I'. <). Ilox ;tt?, Oaksvllle, N. Y.
Hood's Sarsapariila j
Is America's Ureatost Medicine.
Had Faith in Her Pnppy,
"Keep hint." said the head of the
tatiiso. indignantly, to the man who
WL.inghi back the lost dog. "I never
sA/#ii?it to see liitn again, lie's no kind
if a dog. as far as 1 am able to nseer?ei...
i...... -
.....I, >11. in, in- n Mil I HI II l<' VI111 r Kind
of :i ilop. Ui' wouldn't bring in :i
market where they were wanting dogs,
and .vet he's eost me tlft.v times that."
"Hut you offered a reward, sir."
"No, I didn't. My wife offered a re^kuaril.
Site's olTered a dozen of them.
Brhat d?m has strayed or been stolen
:%). itore times titan lite moon has changes
*"> ^Binee we"v ' liad hint. lie's brought
loin.', site pays out from three to five
^Hdollars. lie tills up oil the fat of the
Ha laud, and tin n Id 's gone agaiu. Keep
- him."
"1 don't want him. Ills tail's wrong,
his liair is eoarse. and lie's a mongrel.
1 just want to lie paid for bringing him
^ "Do you suppose you are giving me
any information, lie's a encumber of
the earth, lie is. I've seen a rat chase
him all over the barn and a tramp steal
dog biscuit from under bis nose. Keep
him. Take liiin away. Ixtse him, us*
phyxiate him. Anything!"
"liut the reward, sir?"
Sermus
? I
Sits
Women I
The derangements of
the female organism that
breed all kinds of trouble
and which ordinary praotloe
does not cure, are the
very things that give way
promptly to Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Uterine and ovarian
troubles, kidney troubles,
ulcerations, tumors, un?
usual discharges, backaohes
and painful periods
those are the Ills that
hang on and wreck hoalth
and happiness and disposition
^Lyd!/ E. Plnkham'* Vcg<Ubie^^mpounT'|
has a wonderful record
of absolute cures of these
troubles ? a constant
series of successes for
- Tl -
Hici/ jrMMf a* i uuust&nus
of woman vouch for this
Thair iattors constantly
appoar in this paper,
So* 1 0?
"ZTXm?} Thompson** Eye Wator
..y
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARDHolds
a fleeting in Columbia and Appoints
a Number of Committees.
The State Board of Education met
Friday night in the office of the State
Superintendent in Columbia. All the
members were present. Governor McSweeney.
Superintendent John J. MrMahan.
Mr. W. A. Brown, Mr. II. 1'.
Archer. Mr. J. I. McCain, Mr. If. T.
Cook. Mr. A. R. Banks. Mr. T. M. Raysor.
anu Mr. G. L. Knight. This is the
board recently apointed by the governor.
The governor presided and Superintendent
McMnhan acted as secretary.
The superintendent made a report
to the board of certain vacancies filled
in the county boards and certificates
granted under u resolution of the hoard
at a previous meeting. These were all
sanctioned by the board. A number <.f
applications for certificates to teach
were read and passed upon. Sonic
were granted and some were rejected.
The application of President Miller,
oi the State Colored College, to have
the course of study in the normal dejvartment
of the State Colored Collego
approved so that the L. I. degree of
that Institution should be the basis of
certification without examination, was
read and granted. A similar application
presented !>y President Johnston
and Professor Morris, Allen University,
was deferred until the board could
gather fuller information as to the
work done in that institution.
The question as to the awarding of
scholarships was brought up and occupied
considerable attention of the
board. The following resolution was
passed:
In the matter of the award of scholarships
in South Carolina. Clemson,
Citadel and Winthrop Colleges the faculties
of these institutions shall prepare
and submit the questions to the
county boards of education, which
boards shall conduct the examinations
and return the papers to the faculties
of these institutions and said faculties
shall determine the results and report
to this board, which shall award the
scholarships.
In the case of the South Carolina
Military Academy the faculty shall
prepare and submit the questions for
examination to the county hoards,
which shall conduct the examination
and determine the results and report
the same to this hoard, which shall
award the scholarships.
The proceeds front the permanent
school fund were voted to he used for
the summer schools in the various
counties.
The text hook question came up and
much discussion arose as to the tinio
of adoption. On motion it was finally
decided that the board meet on Monday.
the 3rd of September, for the final
adoption of text books. It was informally
agreed that the board meet some
time within the next few weeks for the
formulation of certain conditions of
adoption and drawing up a contract
with publishers. The time of the
meeting was left with the governor
and the State Superintendent. The
Governor announced the following
committees:
On Examination and Certificates?II.
T. Cook, J. I. McCain 11. P. Archer. A.
If f'..... I
On Rules and Regulations?CJ. 1*
Knight, W. A. Brown. H. T. Cook.
Text Books and Course ??f Study?
J. 1. McCain. 11. T. Cook. II. 1*. Archer,
A. R. Banks. T. M. Raysor.
School Supplies, Charts. Maps, etc?
W. A. Brown, il. 1*. Archer, and II. T.
Cook.
Scholarsihips?il. I'. Archer, II. T.
Cook. J.I. McCain.
Governor and Superintendent of Education
ex-oflicio, members of all committees.
Palmetto Notes
News has been received of a whalo j
f)eing found on May 4th, near the terminus
of the Conway Seashore Railroad,
Horry county, a few miles below
the North Carolina line. The whalo ii
dead and appears to have been harpooned.
It is 52 feet long and "4
broad at its mouth and over fourteen
feet across its tail. The last visitor of
tills kind on this coast was to Charlesion
harbor, some twelve years ago. It
was killed by some local fishermen
and the backbone preserved.
The new mill at Barnwell is to have
a capital stock of $100,000, which is to
lie paid in In four different installments.
The corporators of the compa
ny arc: Frank II. Creech. C. F Calhoun.
A. Howard Patterson, \V. H.
Duncan. R. L. Patterson, Charles Carroll
Sims and P. M. Ducklngham.
Charters Granted.
A charter was granted to Pine drove
Baptist church of Chesterfield.
Notice has been filed with the secretary
of State of the Increase of capital
stock of the Fidelity Building and Loan
association of Anderson from $-5,000
to $100,000.
The Greenville Lyceum association
of Greenville, with John H. Earle and
L. O. Patterson as corporators, was also
chartered.
A charter was granted the Reedy
River Milling company of Greenville,
which will he a roller mill with $6,000
capital. J. J. Cowart is president.
To t.lie Rlacksburg Spinning and
Knitting niill of ltlacksburg. capitalized
at $15,000. a charter was granted.
The officers are J. F. Whisonant. president;
Wm. Anderson, vice prosldent;
and J. \V. Duff, secretary and treasurer..
A commission wits issued to the
Farmers' and Merchants' Hank of
Greenwood, capitalized at $75,000. The
corporators are Dr. J. H. Miller of
Cross Hill and Ft. M. Hayes, L. Q.
Jenkins, S. A. Reid, N. G. Hurtxog, L.
M. Moore. J. B. Wharton and W. G.
Gamhrill. of Greenwood.
Rrpvltloc
Nearly SlOO.flbO has been subscribed
for the Charleston. S. C., exposition.
The Dewey arch project in New
York will not be abandoned, says Secretary
Nichol.
* '
Her View of Boys.
At a recent school examination for
girls, this composition was hapded in
by n girl of twelve: "The bov is not
an animal, yet they can be heard to a
considerable distance. When a boy
Honor* he opens ins big month like
frogs, but girls hold their toung til
they are spoken to, nud then they answer
respectable ami tell just how it
was. A boy thinks himself clever because
lie can wade where the water is
deep. When the hoy grows up he is
called u husband, and then he stops
'wading and stays out nights, but the
growu-up girl is a widow and keeps
house."?Ledger Monthly.
Now He Is Full of Regrets.
Lowrle Nature often throws out
warning signals, which we to our loss
negleet.
Buttle?1 shouldn't wonder hut you're
rlajit.
I.owrio I met my wife iti a thunderstorm.
daueed with her for the tirst
time at a house that was burned down,
and married her in a killing frost.
Buttle?Yes?
Lowrie- Yes. And I hadn't the sense j
to read the signs. Brooklyn Life.
To Cure a Col<l In One Dny.
Take Laxative (Satoiio Quinine Tablets. j
All druggists rotund the money if it falls to j
cure. E. \V. Grove's signature on each box, I
*? j
"True religion." savs tho Manavunk Pld- 1
losophor, "is th?* Are escape ot the soul."
Kucli package of Putnam Fauklfss 1 >rk
colors either 811k, Wool or Cotton perfectly
nt one boiling. 8ol<l by nil druggists.
Many a man drosses nioro expensively than
the men to whom he owes money.
* Ask Tour Denier for Allen's Foot-Knse,
A powder to shake Into your shoes; rests the j
feet. Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Sore, 1
Hot, Callous. Aching. Sweating Feet and Ingrowingfinils.
Allen'.- Foot-K'iso makes new
or tight shoes easy. At all druggists and
shoe stores. 25 cts. Sample mailed FHFE. ;
Address Allen 8. Olmsted, l.eltoy, N. Y.
Kve may have had her troubles.hut Adam
never brought his friends homo to dinner
unexpectedly.
'Tin* Heal Hrewcri|>t ion for < ! Ills
ami Fever is a bottle of Gnova's Tasiki.kss
Chili, Tonic. It Is simple iron and <|Ulnine in |
a tasteless form. No cure?no pay. Price 25c, ;
The pickpocket sometimes follows his vocation
just to keep liis hand in.
M. T.. Thompson .V Co., Druggists. Coudersport,
l'a.. say Hall's Catarrh Cure is j
the best and only sure euro for catarrh they
ever sold. Druggist sell it. 73c.
Mr?. Winslow'.sSoot liing Syrup for children
teething, softens (lie gums, reduces inllamiiinlion,
allays pain, cure- wind enhi:. 23c. a hot tie.
Piso's Cure cannot In- too highly spoken of
as a cough cure .1. \V. 0'1Iiiii:>. :i"-> Tliie.i
Ave., N., MitiuctipolN. Minn., Jan. ?1. I
FITS permanently cured. Nolit*or nervousness
nf ter timt day's use of llr. Kline's <irent
Nerve Restorer.?- trial bottle nod treatise!'reo
I)r. R. H. Ki.Ink. Mil.,IKll Arch St- l'hiln. I'n.
Save % Lab els I
m*?1 writ* for lint of promiutun we ofTer
fw for th?*in.
HIRES |
Rootbeer^
^^The faroTite I
I' aj^\. summer
nO/\OOV HEW nif,r.0VF.RY- .. ....
%3D ? nu ? k i AIM I r?ir??H \* I Ht
r?M?K ll(M)k of t?*t?monia^h ami IO ili?>*" treatment
>'rrr. Dr. H. H UftLLN'S 8ON8. Box 11. Atlanta. U*
1W|4
surely, leaving your blood
lively, and your liver and ki
not satisfied get your mone
@2
To any needy mortal suffering from bo
Sterling Remedy Com pi
1"^ O T A S H gives crlor,
Jlavor and Jirr^ness to
all fruits. No good fruit
can be raised without
Potash.
Fertilizers containing at least
8 to io?6 of Potash will give
best results on all fruits. Write
for our pamphlets, which ought
to be in every farmer's library.
They are sent free.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Natuu St , N?-w York.
WE WILL GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRESENTS FOR
KITE
GOLDEN GRAIN I
T-A-Gi-S.
(Or any other Tags from Our Tobaccos)
A IIaixlHnine leather Pocket Itonk for SO Tags. ;
A two lilideil, KitrriMcd. I'uVktt Knl(? " 100 "
A Solid Silver Tblntble " loi "
Wostonholm Har.ur ISO
6-lnrli tsteul Selsnor* " i.vt "
Nickeled WntCh. good timekeeper " '.'Ml 11
6 KogertTca Spoons ' ?*? "
Amerlonu Revolver, '.< ' mm "
\V;?tterru:ui IiImI Fountain Pen " t*?i '
Autottistir II. A IL I>?ulvrr, d or M " liflu "
A a<H>d Klfle [821 irto '?
ltrevch Loading shor (tun [single barrel) " ;?K?> "
Write nunit itnil addrcHA, stating numlwr of tags '
wot ana premluc. wautoit.and wnriou*tnK'\ai1(lrrsi
A<\ Ill tll?l pMi'kliK** to
BROWN & WILLIAMSON,
WIMMTO.N, >. ? .
t if" 7Vii? Offer trill Krpi re Dec. .11,I'.tOO.
Kiprrtd on lays must l?c Prepaid*
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 & 3.5Q SHOES ^A'?^
/ISVVorth S4 to S6 compared
JFJX with other makes. F Wi
y 1,000,000 wearers. fte*
/r U| T/irfffiiiilnr have W. I? 1^7 ^
1 /3a I>ouglas' name anil price f .fltf
d V' stamped on bottom. ' Jke W|~il2!L (
m, \ nn substitute claimed to 1
K 1 should keep them ? il duo ./a!)*
nut, we will semi a pair"V v-tj, ve- , ?v . y
3"" receipt <<t pine ant. <>*
1'WL 'ointra lor t arriagr State kind ol leather,
5! ind width, plain or csp toe Cat. free,
cauarmns w- L- DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Brockton, Mjis.
AUtlMlb \YA!NIhU
j\ HOOKS ?*vor oltrrrtil. "Iiifit of Mm ilv,"
"South African Library" and "Tho Nhtionul
Enrjrclo|ui>ilin" ?r? only three ol the
ninny wo are otToriinr to A cents. Von ?nn
make trom $1 to JIUt'HCh working ilav. Senil
"irenUQl'lCk tor Outllt and l*ro?poctti?.
nnil Iiok'ui work at once. Corrpspotulenm
Miliritoil. Aihiross, SOI TIICItM HOOK
1*1 It. CO.. J no. KntllM, .Hauaurr, IO
H r?t til li Street, Cliarloltc. >. C.
ISiM? ? H ERVOE S
DISEASES.
, BRAIN.NCRVtii/?"^' f ov rn
j HU5>CIJS-BL00b|?^ ?CIW C?r^,?r,u.
tjj'lsiil SI zk i IW1 3
llArlir
IHVUj VJ
Every spring
t live in. to get rid
collected in the
;y house your soul
up during the >
filth, which shot
rfjw day to day, but "
cleaning inside.
i'ill/i your kidneys ai
/ ' $ you don't clear
%jM / you'll be in ba?
OT'(X>/ / everybody else <
ZXOTT OS
Vsk body Inside, but
/ \ nnsitiv? .and fry
work while yot
P ^ \ collected in yoi
^ drive it off softly
pure and nourishing, .your ston
dneys healthy and active. T/y
y back?but you'll see how th<
AADE EASY I
NDY CATHART!
wel troubles and too poor to buy CASCARE1
iny, Chicago or New York, mentioning adven
A LCOHOLIC LIQUORS
** and NARCOTIC DRUGS
Make INEBRIATES.
THE KEELEY CURE,
CURES THEM.
Patients board and lodge in the Institution.
Address or call at
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
| nog Plain Street, COLUJIBIA, S. C.
We SPECIAL Contracts
WITH THE LARGKSr AM) MOST
RKSI'OXMULK MANUFACTURERS OF
MACHINERY nnd MILL HDPPLIHS,
AND ABE PREPARED TO OFFER YOU
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. OUR FACIEI.
TIES ARE SECOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning Equipments,
Complete Power Equipments,
A SPECIALTY.
VV. H. GIBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA. - S. C.
Completed
EOR FACTORIES AND MILLS.
Engines; Corliss. Autoiuutlr, plain sid?
valves.
Hollers, Heaters, Pumps.
Saw Mills, froai smnll Plantation Mills
to tlio Heaviest >1 Ills In the Market.
All kinds of Wood Working Mucbluory.
Finn t .*inH tVr **
vviu iuimtig oiurmaery.
Complete Ginning System*-I.>u minus,
Van Winkle and Thomas.
Engines, Boilers, Sawn, Qiua in Stock Tor
quick delivery.
V. C. BADHAM & CO.,
IJ26 Main St..
COLUMBIA. - - - - S. C.
niANOS and ARGANS
; | DIRECT FROM TIIF:U FACTORY I
I oooooo ooo
A This is why I can
supply
j
HOW CHEAP
ITIUI lU. BUT HOW GOOD.
WAUUANTV:
I II.- InstruiiirntN Iri-urrM-nt arc lull)
| n?rraiii.'<l li) rcpninblc builder* and
I riidomrd by inc. making yon Ooubly
j Secured.
GOOD, RELIABLE ORGANS, $35 up.
GOOD, RELIABLE PIANOS, $175 up.
Write for Catalogue to,
M. A. MALONE,
( OLI'JllllA, S. C.
a an arm not ma aw skcduki) or
DA El ?a S| | Fee Refunded
B ?R g El B W I latent advertised
H ? B IvW I ? I , rrr. free iiilvlrt*
11* 10 |iult*uliitillity. Send for "Inventors'
1'rimer " lltKK. llll.O II. STUVKNS A; CO..
tlstali 1H.M, S|7 I III. St., \\ iihIiIiimIoii* D. C.
Urum-lics: (Miieauo. Cleveland and Detroit.
ATTKRTIOM is facilitated if you mention ?
tliis pnper wlien writing advertisers. So. 19
n
I * 3
eaning I
h
* you clean the house you }
i of the dust and dirt which is
winter. Your body, the
lives in, also becomes filled
vinter with all manner of
lid have been removed from
was not. Your body needs
If your bowels, your liver,
e full of putrid filth, and i
1 them out in the spring, ]
i odor with yourself and
ill summer.
77 A uncr x. ? -1 -
4- jtl n^y^jL. 10 ciean your
: sweet, fragrant, mild but
rceful CASCARETS, that
i sleep, prepare all the filth j
jr body for removal, and 1
r, gently, but none the less
lach and bowels clean and '
a 10-cent box today, and if
: cleaning of your body is
BBsC
DRUGGISTS ;
S we will send a box free. Address t
tisement and paper. <28 j
L^Jkxsr
SOUTHERN! RAILWAY.
Oentrnl Time at JMHonrflti) \n<| RA\*unna*\. I
Eastern Tiiii^ fit Othwr Points. J
tk-hedule in Kffeet I'fbruilry 25th. !!>.* I
XOHTHHOIINI, No!W j
korthboitm). Vx S? ^iiy Daily K* ?u J
Lt. Jacksonville <P. H) * uuu 746p lJlop I
" KtivannnhiSo. Kv.) 2 15pl2 06n| 4 10f H
" Barnwell ... . ..! 4 02p iOO* 7548
" Black villa . .. j t lip tifin: slop I
" Springfield j nop 4Hta; B
" Halljr 148p 4 47a fl
" Perry 1 4 55a
Jkr. <Y?ln."J- ?""
- ,1'v^ 'y ^ l
uv.OurMstoiutl*. ft; f iwiliuv S'^oy I
" Bammenrille. ttnnMl 6Mv I
" Bmnehville.. . .. k 6Cr 1 66a 7 I
' OrnnK^burK *> ?in TjOti 7 5Hp
" KitiKville UJ lfm 4 IKhi ? 46y
Ar. Columbia . ' 11 00a H tKkti ?:K)y
Lv. AuKUrtta.iHo. nr!~)[*4 San' tlOitp w':wp
" Granitovillox ion :i31pl0l5i>
" Aiken . | J .. : :t30p ...I .....
" Trenton ' .1 00a 4 OOpj 11 Otlp1 .!.!.
" .loUllrtton. . .r .? 3Ua 4 Hp'11 'JUp
Ar. Columbia,! I". | .. 5'30p! 3 lita
Lv. Columbia.) BUIk st '? :>0h ft lOpi G 16h t>4uy
" Winnsboni. .. | ... 7 <*5pj 7 20u lOHOy
" Chester 7 Mp 8 10a 1112V
" Koek Hill . . | 8 'iip 8 47a 1138c
Ar. Charlotte . i _ u 10p U 40n 12 21u
Ar- Danville . 1261a 1 ;;*p 8 4ft^
Ar. Blohmoud . ftftUa ft 25p
Ar. Waahington . . ...| i 7 I3? "soPjVihTSn
- BjiltltnoretPH.UK ! 0 12a 11 26p 11 25a
" Philadelphia. ; 11 .Tin 2 56a 1 30y
" New York . ! .? 2<Wp ft Maclisp
Lv. Columbia. 11 |0a 7 5ta
Ar. Spartanburg !il0p|ll28u ..
" Ashevitle . . . .. 7H0p 2:l7p
Ar. Knoxville . _ }. 4 I'm 726p[
Ar. Cineinnwti. | 7;*>p| 7Wtn
Ar. Uuulutilij' . J ; .tip fflDal .
aot'TH iiorxn. Mi'id n" n0.-,3"' ^"q?1
ex tfu Laily Daily ex Su
Lv. Loni^villi. I - ".rrl . T.
_ ' ? ? V.HI' . '?.?{* ...
Ly. Cincinnati . " f MHOal 800p 77
Lt. Ktii>xvil\<- I ,m:. ? iHaj. .
Ashcviiir. sham :in5pr
" Spartanburg . 11 v>:i i) t6p
Ar. Columbia . $,,> <i 45,, .....
r.v. Nnv York. Hu Kit Ittt?l> l3l5nt I2 4<hi
Philadelphia HOfip ftaon :<Mi>
Baltimore 8 27p d 22? ."> 22p
L.V. uwht'Ktj'I S.. u V ttfiOp It I.S11 (l.T5p
Ly. Richmond lliiopli3)lmi
Lv. Dmrfiii t mi 6 48p 12 5Ha
Ev. (.'harlot to.. 7 8 I.Vi lOuop r.W
' Hork Hill 0 Oil 10 46p 5 00a
ter 08&h n 28p 27a I
" uuwboto. 1021a 1816a QOtfa 1
At. Columbia, (BldgStl o;*?i> 11 tta 1 20a I ; 00m I
L*.OolambU,(U. D.)..| .11 sou! 4 SO*] '
' Johnston. Id:*),. 1 ret,. tlitin
rn?ntou . . ... lion, 14fip ? 4na
Ar. Aiken , 22upi 7 H0a
*' tJrani?evill?*.. l imtril k lRp. 7 18a
Auimstn.. 'loon, 250,> 8 OOn
Lv. Columbia 1 So ID , 400,. 1 26u 7 Ida
" Knik'vilio ... I 4 48p 2!Ka 7 55a
Oriiup l.nrK'. . * MBpi ?46a 8 41a
Brnnehville . ... 0 15p, 4 28a| 9 2lin.
Sumniervillo . 7-jBp 5 52afl0 HOa
Ar. tJMrlwton 816p 700a|ll 10a
Lv. Columbia. So. Ky.? IlllOii 1 25a 7 05?v
Ar. IVrry
!! "Sa!V: , 12 42p 2 ;t7n
Springfield 12 Mi,. 2 4.r?,
" Buick vi lie .. 1 Hip :uiBn k ;i2n
' Burn well. .... j 127p a20n 8 ifia
Savannah I :i2Jpi 5 15a 10 Ii5n
Ar. Jackvinvilli- His.. 7 40,, ,? 85p
i rums 4.1 nil.I ',4 .mixed except Sundav
arrive and depart from HamburgSleepiug
Cur Service.
Rxcellcnt daily iwsseiiijer service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. Ill anil 82?New York ami Florida Limited.
Daily except Suudav, ompuMsl exeluBively
of Piillniai) tii.i si l)r,iw.n? ft....... si.
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tw -n New York, Columbia iuul St. Aiutustino.
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prensj. DrawinK-room slivping cant b>t ween
Augusta and Now York.
PullniHii draw iug-room itlrcuing citri Istwccn
Port Tam^m. Jacksonville, Savannah.
Wsnhiu|!ton and Now York.
Pullman sleeping ears bet ween ChariotI e and
Richmond. Dining cars lietwi-en Charlotte
and Savannah.
Nos. % and kl?U. S. Fast Mail. Throuph
Pullman drawing-room buffet sleei>!-?g curs 1 m
tween Jackson villi- and New York and Paliman
sleeping cars Iwtween Augusta and Charlotte.
Dining cars serve all .weals mroute
Pullman sleeping ears between JncktumvitUs
aud Columbia, en route daily between Jackson
vllle and Oineinnati, via Asneville.
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An Alligator's Tough Hide.
The o'hIff .-in allieninr gets tin* bigger
t gets. nii<l tlx* bigger ii gets tin*
uugher iis hide Inn tin re was never
hi alligator hide tough enough to turn <
ili<* (if the tuod tii sniiill calibre proieeliles.
Formerly it was tlx-case Mint
he saurian must he -truck in tlx* eye
?r just behind 'lie forefoot in in lire
aptlire. The oi<i muzzle loading rifle,
ivhieh slint .1 rnuml bullet of snfi lead,
lid lint have the fuivc tn penetrate
lie scales. The Winchester, however,
ivill go through if t strikes fairl.v ami
he new .:?()-".<> \ :il lln'ow its nickcljaeketed
projee lo iii'-ngli scale, th-s!?
itxl hone iim n iiler at what angle it
nay happen t > strike. The alligator
unters. Ixuvci' r, have not yet rise*
t\ tln> ilimiilv i it nit !?.. ........ ...
?? uium 11 |(M |
rn weapons. T ir \\ tiehester rille. or
arblue. fs the b -? ilM'y have tiocii able
<> do; and many of them an* still
irineri with inn-dc*-} left in Louisiana
is a heritage from tin* Civil W ar. Hvrn
ivltll Weapons <o e'llde. It is possible
'or a 'gatorinan. a* tlie.v are loeally
ailed. to go out and earn S."? three
imes a week, Cor one living down here
1..H .. .1 ..i ...
mil 10 ?? h>< .H < ii i'j iiiunr\. I ut* ;|
ho animals will roach is not definitely
mown. hut it is certain that f undlsurhed
thoy will g.i over a htiu.lre.l.
A Mean Revenge.
Mr. IVokham J ot mo Introduce y?u
In my wife, Mr. Killbows.
Mr. ltillbows <?h, Mrs. IV.-kham
1 ii< 1 I art1 old acquaintance*. Wo nsoil
lo attend the same Sunday school.
Mr. IVckhum (seeing a ehanec to
wen ni> a few scores) Ah, indeed!
kVero you a motnhor of the infant olass
?ho ttsod to teach? Chicago Timesllorald.
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