The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 20, 1897, Image 4

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Ben Tillmail Junior A SON OF TIl SENIATOt MAKH'i 1t vixY 'io mt. TAriumt. A Ilefenan of oblitaan-Wat hi (bser%a tiomis we-PrE Duiritg 3a Four -Wars' S'tay lat t lie tiin lous--lat I). nlita. To the Editor of 'ihe StatO: I have just roat 1)r. Taler's reply to the board of trustees, an1d while I would prefer for ole oler amd w is r to reply to 1)r. Tabler. a seonse o' ju tice and loN alI.y to illy alma mater forces me to .t at e t hat ihere a M a at e 111olts iade wLich a1r nutrue. My knowhgo of Ci iso:n and its inl t he four y ars. h.e I ft, 1 1a iar Th vorld.,;r- 2t-hl \1l 33 11 '; h I 1t c.'ii I2 t'oii I tll :i N%i: !1 t i: i 0", r w k fon: abn .nre. I t c, lIi 13 1 . *rti 3lit' l: l'' fl l I1 f . .. h inir.' i, i si t o \V wwpillr'huesaa sneo h ia. t hirt i ...lch of < I I \v w ll w rect th Spo. of I it w d I rY the] ' mrt IInt, whois a N\n If iit, Sha11 (It lnht will ini 11I pIrove 1i- iii, nti r. Thi~ t 113'11' iL. too hie f 11,-t. and33 suretly iis-' 'cient iti.iauthor. t ittivt- a'r'icl'e un sanitary' conhljtlos will niot have11 talon)3 1 a1 cheest vat or 53me3 otthier <hlirv 3)gnip10nent. for a1 pr'ivy. lie' also3 staltes t hat thea dairy wais buIilt. inI a pointl. The3 fotuula tion13, which I sa1w labl, an11(, as5 a1 situ <1331nt, hel pe'l to cons~1t ruet, wais baut inII atow plIace onivenient t. tot a spr'inig, 13m1 there'c was nto poni ttere'. The( tdoctor who speaks o)f Clemson501 as "aspi ring to ho the brighitest, jowel ini theo educationlal crownI of South C arolin,"' also, inl oralalOlr andI( pro-. lific style pay13s respects with a few more1( tuntrue statemenoits to the mess antd barrallcks atcconuiniodat.ionis. I [o satys: "WVhat, shall they say of its inantiagemienit I" Vorily, 'twero far Scorching in Bkisiness, Tebicycler is niol scorches. There are bt)s1iness-s.corchecrs,pro - fesmon03al - corchera3 fartner-scorchecrs, mie' cte1i-scorchlers and ~'I a b) o r e r - scorchters. The tuan33 who over. works, wh'lo scorches, C 11o lllatter what lis thle samte tintle nleg. will soonecr or latet catknessi and1 pos1. If aI 13(at1 will al1. ways waitchi his health a13(1 d O coect 1iinor irregullarties bya resort to the right rem.t edly, lhe 331ay3 (1 oa reasolliable tnot1ant of scorching wvithlont, serious resulits. NeaIrly nil serht.u 31aladljes are tile resutlt of imi. perfect nuttrition. Illuperfect litlitiott is SItSt an3othier namtIe for starvation. A 13nan3 Ilaiy eat voraciously anId still starve. He luay put 01n (31 eighth of a ton of sickly flabby fleshl and hiave a big, corptilent stom-i ach, and3( still be starving. Hie rmay scorch until he goes to tihe op>posite extrenite and zeta thun as a3 rail, (313( he is still starving. hrIe trouble lies in the fact that 13o Iluatter hiow mluchI food Is taken It is not plroperly assimilated. 'rTe blood does not receive the life-giving elemenrts of tihe foodl that build firm, healthy flesh, solid Illusele antd vibrant nerve fibers. Dr. Pierce's Golden Afedical Discovery mnakes the assimnilation perfect. It makes solid, healthy flesh, without raising tihe weight ab)ove Nature's nlormial. At all medicine stores. E. M. Seavolt, of No. 427 Sanidusk ySt. Motiut Vernon, Knor Co., Ohio, writes: "Ican hteartity retomm31end( your 'Goldlen Medical D)iscoverv' to any one who is troubled wIth In digestion atnd tor. pid liver: I was that bad it wats about chtonic wvith me. All the other mIedichtles co0t11d give mIe 330 re. lef; but at last what camle to myt~ relief was that wonderfutl me<icine the 'Golden1 Medical ia. coverv.' I could scarcely eat an1yth1ing--it would putt me In terrible distress in my stonta3ch: I had a dul11 aching anid ginding pat nin my stonach iffithI patitt in my rgt sidle and back, and13 helad. feverish aniid te sole oy nfet hbursia.h a I took fonri tbottles of tile - D)iscovery ''and two alsofth 'Peles. inam well and heairty atud Dr. Pierce's Pellets cutre constipation, Ladies Who Suffer From any conplalr)t peculiar to their sex-such as Profuse. Pale. ful, Suppressed or irregular Men struation. are soon restored to bealth by Bradfiewd'sFemaleRegulator. it Is a combination of remedial agents whicb have been used with the greatest success for nyore than 25 years, ard known to act specl fically with and on the organs of Merstruation, anci recomrt)anded foi such cornplaI)ts oi)ly. it tcver falls '.y to give relief aid restore the health of the suffering womar). It should be tak4a by tbe girl just budding ioto womanbooc whet Merstrua - tion is Scant, Sup pressed, irregular or Pai)ful. ard cli delicate wor) should use it. as its tor)ic properties bove a woo derful ii)fluence lr torling up and strengtbening the systen) by driv ing t!rough the proper channels all impurities. 'A danicter of one of my customers missed nionmruation from epnure and cold, and on aT o'g at puberty her health was completely wrec1ei. until ,he was twenty-four years of &a. wh'n up*z)n my rieommndiatiion. she used c botm R of Bradtield's Female l'egulator,com. Nvklr . --torinc her to health." . wH. LVr1tS, Water vaiey, Miss. TPr BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.. ATLANTA, GA. SOLD FT ALL CILGUISTS AT S1 PER BOTTLE. e:tter to hav rid Iothilg thla-1 to 0 :. i i. id. 1nd eit, as mIsrepre A .sil e iniaimors "e diet pro n:.d it inaidequtatet Not the ~tul h it-. for '1is ti the itsre in the f:cee- of tall stutms of otlier Stte :I O t hi,- :a- lu'iin s.tpt rior. 'er. 'I t 1 s .ct':0 .tic dloctor. \\ho lu is SLh- :. hit'e. %ht for It priVy. (olld \\1:1t \\ I l " iet r fhat, b,ut we o all h-ie it. The footl ;e ean,tt well i,Iaa .I'lltillan heowhowlints in 're us a uto T. ute fuirthetr: "Shall we toll t pu li how tII( heI adets have be:i crowlod 1e crilinlt.. four ill i ,liitlla-li to alorl ti'nt hIng s e flr t \o g" No. tiot wh(*(*t the1w li a:,n)1t0 !'.n11(lr led. \\~hy e ithl-v 1 i r-o s 1101(t nea 'lumIat tie :00 Istudet t 13lur. iig tile }it tertin liut few rooms i api., also of: "A deop ditch rt ilg wit acciili itvted oxrolt ill tiotionally iirested ini its flow." Where is this ditch? ' Who ijtel t i.inaily illrested it I Ihave mleanldered over tevr foot Of (Ulmi;on's soil dur ing a four y'ears 'ouirso anid haive neover yet' fouund this por'Iidiouis anid "stferous"' ditch. Ask of Clemh sont's studentsa w hero t he ditchl is. The dt or of "'honor al1u1 kniowl. i'dgie" .1 wvould niot mlisjud(ge anid it is far fromt my~'11 motv to 'provo hlim a wilfual falsi 1ier, btut .1 do say his st.ltomiotts airo icorrect. antd will do Clemisoni a dleal of injury unless t he students provo'~ that therwe I is n (com1 pla.nd agintst food1,t hey are sat islied wvit hi to e011 clalness of t he diry , thley arO tnot. afraid of t hoe( dith, and aire readly, will ing and anxious toi re onter the barracks after it hais had a thIoroughI eleatumlg. lHespecifually, R 11 'Li Tu u, J.11 Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic. Cures Fever In One Dayo Ana Authornty fro,u sc ripttre. ['.1'ho Dawson, Ga., D)ispatch.I 'Thoiso democrats whom favor the free coinagoi' of silver at a rat io of .10 to i noodl not fool bad a little hit when the republicants and elohn Shermuan 10 to 1 rai.tio wasI es8tabIlihed by lan authority that. man daro not dis pute. Ezekiol xiv, 12, tells us: "And the shekel shall be twenty gerabsa, t,went y shoekola, five and tw~enity shekols, shall be your manch101.'' Nowv a gerahi is 24 cents, 20 gerahs mako I shekel, 50 cents in value, andc the 20 shokels, 5 and '20 shoekols, 15 shl{l, or ($0 shokels ll told, at 50 centa oach, $30), 0on0 manlflh. T1his matdo 01n0 ounce of silver worth $1.25 anId onO omuice of gold wort.ht $20, which Ia at tile ratio of 16 to 1. As the rati'o was ostab lished by (God himself, no one but a jacklog politicin wvould accuse Him of beinlg aln onomyf to tho count ry bocause of His preforence for the 16 to I ratio. Rboumnatism Is a blood diseastad only a blood rieme dv Can1 cure it. So iany people titake he nistake of taking lviuedies which .it best are ot1ly tollics alul calluot possi. hlv reeli their trouble. Nr. Aa Saith, G,reeeastle, 1diatnu, says: "Por years I have sufferl with Sei.tic Rhenmia tisill, vhieh the best physicians werc X1n able to telievo. 1 took inn.y patelit melicines but theyl dil lot stem to reachitIV trouebl. I gradtiuily grew worse utnitil I was nIt - able to take my food or hanlle myself ill ally wI; I was abso Intely helpless. Thrcc - hottles of S.S.S, r lieved ie so that I wSsoon Able to liuove myv Iight Arm;l l0eolre l: I co-.!" walk ,':c'-' the .e-'m, and lin 1ih:,i fii lie.k oit do:enl bottles C.01 e <icomiletelv an't ain as well as evel. I iomw weighi -o." A ReA Blood Remedy. S.S.S. e SteSroinla, C.nec i, l'enema, Anil any lovil of !,Iood troliNles. It von h:sve a hsood dis.i-s, take a hiloodI tutedi ne-S.. i. d) 4 a1/Ced f pv/v :../a "i".) is exclusively for thie blood and is recommentled for nothiing else. It lorces out the poison inatter peritnuetit lv. We will send to anvote our vaiable books. Ailress Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. I.ONt, Ti MEl'ts'El'WN iDRINK(S. Story of I ltt- Oright o ft lito 'atiitvintq Hemark oif the G nernitir (if Northa Caroalhiu. E'very ma1'i in the United States is supposed to know that tho '"Gov ernior (f North Carolina said to the Go4Vernor of Souith Carolina," "but p-Arlips.'' says the J awksoiville T,ime4s lnion. "Sollti do iot know wheii antl under wl:.t circunistaneoi tbe faunous reinark was made. Near Iv a tiontury ago a man prominent in political affairs in North Carolina 1OV0 across thiN border id settled in S-,uth Carolina. Hto had beeon there only a 'lhort time whenl he colninitted somie simall crime, for which he was indicted. To escapo arre.st he rotiurned to his old home inl Nr it arelina. InI duecourse of tiik- the Governor of South Carolina issued his requisition on the Gov ortur of Nor'til Carolina for the fugitive criminal. The fugitive had rich and influ vltial friends in his nativo St4to and tley ilterceded with the Gov ernor until be refused to grant the requisition. A long ofileial corros ipondenlce followed. Prominient men ini SothI Carolina told the Governor thatt lhe hatd niot. been treated with oprpr oflicial cou.rtesy by~ the Gov ernor of North Carolina. The re suilt was thait the South Carol ina (Governor, acciomopatined b)y a large pairty of friends and ad(visers, jour noyved by starge to litaleighi for a con ferene with the Governor about the mailtter oif giving uip the crimlinial. T'he G;ove'rnior of North Carolina, wiha la rge p arty of distiniguishied friends, mtril the G overnor of South Carolilt and his party soverali miles fron towni, and escorted therni to the Goviernor's mansiion with all thme ceremot y due such distmnguished visitors. b efore the oh)jet of his v'isit wats started die entire asem blage sat diown to ant elaborato din nor. After dinnier wine was serv'ed and arfter wine came brandv-- the applejatck for which the 01ld North Stat.e is famnous. Aft.er many rounds of drinks the diecantrs andiit glasses were removed1 and the Governor of South Carolina stalted the object of his visit. Hie doenmanded the surrender. of the fuigi tive criminal. The Goverunor of North Carol in a refu se'd. Then followed a long and1( hionted discusisioni, in which the attorneys genmeraml of the two States took an active pairt. Finally the GJovernior of South Carolina grew anigry arid, risinig to his feet, Haidi "'Sir, Yout have refused my just do mandtit and offended thle digniity of Tuft's Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Tried Friends Best. ForthirtyyearsTutt's Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid. Arc truly tihe sick man's friend A Known Fact ror bilious headache, dlyspepsia sour stQmach, malaria,constipa tion and all kindred diseases, TUTT'S Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. my offiCo aId my StatO. Unhlhs yOni at oto surrender the priRoner I will r(tl:n to my capital, call out tho militia of the State tod, roturning with my army., I wil' tuako the1 fNgi tivo by fomco of arms. Govornor, what. do you say?" All eyes woro tirnod on tho' Oov on of North (alolina and his an swt,r wats awiaittd with h1avat.hlvss in torst. Tho Govornor rvso slowly to his feet. and belomntl to a servant who stood somw distance away. HIis btckoning was firm and dignifited, as bok'emo his p'sition. It was slow about answering, and again the Uov orior of Smuth Carolina demanded: "\\'Nhat do Yon say?" "I say, Governor, that it's a long time h'twooln drinks." Tlho roply rostored good humor. Doeaniters and gass were brought out again, and while th visitors re mained if any ont attempted to ro for to the diplomatie obj%et of th visit he0 was cut short by thO remark fhat it was a long tim1 between drinks. When tho visiting Governor was reVatly to returin honIt he was o,scortod to (it Stato link by th Governor of North Carolina and they parted the best. of frionds. The fugitivt was never surrondoredt'. Take JOHNSON'S CHILL & FE VER TONIC.,-mma. A Remarkcablo Dream. [Sunday Florida Citizon.] lohert Ratiisy, it well-known painter in .Jacksonville, cameo to thei Uitizen oflico at an early hour this morning and reported having had a remarkablo dream. 1o lmd rotired ror tie nigit ani suddenily twoke, t ifter having dreamed that his sister, Nfrs. A. O. Oarland, of Manchester, N. H., had como to his bedside, and puttimg her arms around him, said: "Goodby." Tho dream is romarkablo from the ract that in 18t67 Mr. Raimsey had a iimilar dream in regard to his father, who was then commander of the 0hooner N. B. Palmer. The schooner At the time was off tho Cape of Good 11ope, while Mr. Ramsey was in San Francisco. Ho drenmied that his father had appeared and said to hin: "Boy, I have left you." Later he learned that his father had died on the samo night. Mr. Ramsey was naturally very greatly wvorried about hiis dream last night, and lie will anxiously await news from his relatives in New Hampshire. Crescent Our 1897 wheels are stronger handsomer easier runnmng .than ever before the prices are right WESTERN WHIE RI. WORKS CHICAGO--NEW YORK Catalogue freu Agents everywhere Bicycles. EVERY WOMAN can have. Free of All Cost a liberal trial quantity oif ELECTRO - SILICON Thle famouis Siver Polish. It's unlike other and1( will eurpirise you. Siply soend your address 01) ai pos.tal to S IACON, 30 Cliff t., New York, N.Y. We make special offers to housekee pers unr uh,189. asernStndrdTime Loc'1l411(i'd Paas8I. Pasgs. Mi1x'd Loo'i I' 'gi. ID'ly o'ig'r ' Oia('r D'Iy F'gt. M'uday 1) ly D'ly Mb'day W'day W'day F'day F"'day Only only A-M. A M M. TION. PaM. P.M P.M 7 3) 300 1 15 iLv l.au,rona Ar 11in 1180 800 8(00 431) 2 10 ..Clinton.. 1250110851 2841 8 2') 4414 222 (Gobiv1io 1288 10to10 0 8.r, 458 280 ..Kinard.. 123i 054 1281 8145 507 286 ..Glary... 1227 912 1200 8655 6 15 241 ..Jalapa.. 1223 9 30 11 50 914 (0 58 2 07 19 ewherry 12 10 1458 11 20 1011) 667 8 18 Priosperily 1118 826 10%S( 11 0, 6 :2 821 ..RilAlhS ... Ii 49) 8 06 1000 11 41 G ls 32814 lMountain 114J 7655 10 20 12115 0343 340 ...Uhuipln... 11 86 4 014 123 (11 i '4 1' ite Reek 11 28 716 1)25 Ii5 1657 6 1!allontline 1123 704 010 10') 711S 4 00 ..rmo....1117 0 41 8 46 138) 72. 418 ..I.eap1hnrI.. 11 10 4128 880 . 2'.t 7 -F5 4 30 ArColunw bIaI,v 11 m 6 00 8 00 W. ' . 0u11.8 . J. 19OL A N, Supeinl.nden. Mater ran AN OPEI To MO' WE AIE ASETING IN T11E EXCLUSIVEt USK Or TIC i "PITCHER'S OASTO41 I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER wa' tho orilinator of "PIi4 that has borne and does now bar the6 fao-similo sil ture oy This is the orilinaZ " PlTCH ER &sed in the hotwe of tho moth years. LOOK CAREFULLY at tho kind Yom have alivays boml and has the eiftatltro per. 'o one has allthorityl fro The Centattr Company of t President. March 8, 1897. Do Not Be Do not endanger the life of your cl which some druggist may offer you (b on it), the ingfedients of which v "The Kind You Hal BEARS THE FAC-SIM Insist on The KincL That N THE GE4TAU1 COPANV,.V MU THE CAROLINA Coliply Is fully prepnred to do any re >air work promptly Best Btuggies and Harness for Ie money always on hand. The Company makos a specialty )f repairing Bumies, Wagons, Jotton (ints, etc. Also manufac ures any style Wagon. Call and examino the work. Thl'llibig, scr'oll saiz, moulmuli, Maleos, etc., io put up in good style and at 1easonable rates. t. tf. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. OSadensed Sohodule In Elo NOV. 18. 1890. fATAT.IONS. S~rA'r1oN8I No?. iv. Oharlston............. ........ 7 10 a m . Columbia ........................ 11 00 a in$ Prosp rity....................... 1211 p m L. ew rr....... .............. 12 22 p m kr. inty,W,t.s!ir,.............. ......... 1 25 p m " Greenwood.................... 1 45 p m " odg...... ..................2 25 p m G?. Abboille ....... .... T5p m kr. Boiton..........................8110 p m . Atlanta .. 7........... .....90l p mn STATIONs.I . '~1mont................. .. .10 55 a mn " lamaston . ....... ....11 18 a mn k. lton . . ... . .. .. . .. 11 35 a m r. D nnade ........ ........ 2 02 p mn 2.A fe il ............ 1 45 a mn tM1odgesa.. ...~............... .. p~iii " (4roonwood......... ............ CO0 p mi "Ninety-Six...................... " : v. wb ry............ 2 23 p mn " ro perty.................. 2 17 p Ar.COOumbOaO....................O. 8) 50 pm TB00p 7 10a Lv... Cha-loion... .Ar 80s11I: S0n 11110n' . .. Col tinli~..~'I ~i5*. 9 7la 12 5 ISp .... Atston.... " 2 -linp 8 d. 020a 2......"......ion. ..."10p7p 0 89a 228 " ... Joinesville .... -12 26 p 6 58Ip O54a ~87 " . . P oot .. "12 14p >0 47p Ii 2a 10 rO ~.. Spar~tatiiImrg. .LIv 11 -15 6 20p 45aM 8313p:Lv . Spanrtanbuiirg. . Ar 22 2An 6 02p 4dp 700piAr_... Anlievllec. .I,v 829a 05 "P," p. mn. "A," a. mn. TraIns 0 and 10 enrrry olegant Pnllman sleoping ears1,otweera Colunin and Ashovillo, enronto daily bot woon Jacksonvillo and Giuoin nati. Trains leavo Sparlanhu,rg, A. & C. division, porthbound, 21:42 a. mi., .3:-7 0. mn., 11:183 p. mn. (Vestibule imuited); sitthbond( 2'?::!6 a. m., 5:15 p. mn., 11 :217 a. mn., (Ve.,nIibulo Limit od.) Tralins lenve Greenviheo A. and C. dlivision, porthb,ound. -45 a. mn., 2 :d >. ma. and 5:30 p. mi. lVstibmled 'Limited). sont bhoiaua ll: a. in., :2 .m,12:28 p. mn. d'es iibuted lii). P'ullman Servien. Pullmnan palace sleeping care on Trains 88 and 56, 07 and 8, on A. and U. division. W, H. (I4itNJ. Mt. o(ILp Gen. Superint endent, Tt-ailo Mig'r 4en. Pass. .kC't Ae't, Gn. Pass. A g'. . Washainton, b. . Aanta, . Chlolstoll alil Wostorii Carolllia Rwy, Co Augusta andi Aslievill0 Shiort I,ine. Holebednle in l,et Feb. 7, 1897. Leavo Auigusta ........ . .il n fjji1jj A rrivo G4reen woodl........4 17 pmn Anderson...................... Ky0'tn Lan rens ........... IS pm 7 00 ami Giroelon10........... 8 0pm 605 am (len ni Springs.... - 05 pin Spar tan burg........; 00 pmt 10 YOa Saintin.......,.......~ 5 13p liond rata illo.....6 0Oli pm ' APlih'v2ll1............709)1m1 . Leave A shev illo ......... 8 220 nm1 . Spar tan lutrg .....1 45 amt 4 00pm G ioni np jurigs......2000 a m . (dr conyvi Io .... ..li 50 nm 4 00pm Laurons...........1~ 3 0 pm 7 10 pm G roonwvood...... 2 28 pm ...... An derson ..................... 700 nm A rrive Augusta............ 600 p ma 11 10 anm Leavo lou n Feiias.....4 44 pm A rr ive tlilgh...............ls 20 anm Nor folkC............. 7 80 am - .Poetaburg .........20 am loave Augusta......................... Tr5 pin A rrive A llendalo.......................5 00 pm Fairfax................ ........~ 525 pmn Yomnassee............30 aan 6 20 pnt Rleau fort,............ 0 85 anm 7 20 pm Port Roy al.......1060 an, 7 80 pm Savan nah-,.......-............ 00 pm Charleston~.... ............. 808 pn Leave CharetonI................ -~iji Savan nah............... ..... 60 am Port.li Roa..........1 55 pm 8 l*. am iieautfort ............ 2 10 pm 8 25 pm Yeimassoe..........8 I5 pm 9 25 pm Fnir fa x -.....................,.. 1082 am A llondlalo .......... .. .....1 47 am A rr v A gust s.............. .. 19255pm l.40t p m~ traIn fro.n Augusta makes close connect Ion at Caihoun Falls for' all points on Snaboard A ir Lino. (OIese connection nt .Groenwood for all points on S. A. I,. and (1. ndu (4. Rallway, andl at Hl artanht with~ Sout horn RatIlway. orany h'ormastion relative to tinkets rates. schedules address. WV. J1. '~iLAti,Gen, Pasa. A gent, E. hi. NoR lT 1, 8o1. Agent. Augusta, (ia. LETTER rHERS. COURTS OUR RIOHT TO THR VORD 46 ('Ag3O1" .' AND LW" AS OUR TIRADI MARK. of Hyanunis, aassaomafsette, -IER'S OASTORIA," W samt on very S OASTORIA," whlo has bean ers of amorica for over thirty tho wrapper and aeo tht it is hCht - on, tho of wrap m ino to rise my nan excopt hioh Chas. 11. Fletoher #a Deceived. lid by accepting a cheap substitute cause he makes a few iore pennies m Ito does not know. 'e Always Bought" LE SIGNATURE OF Having ever Failed You. IRAY &TNtE. NEW VOtK O1TV. ISOUTHERN RAILWAY. m Central Timo netwoon Columbia and Jack monvillo. Eastora Thimt hletween 00. lumbia and Other Poluts. jrFFIGTIVE .11 A Y 2, 1807. Northbound. No. 38 No. 30 Daily. Daily. LV. J'villo, F.C.&P.Ry.. 8 15 a 7 00p ........ " Sava itnah........... 12 20 p 11 05P ........ Ar. Cohumbia........... 4 151 p 4 24-a ........ Lv. Chr'ton,8C&GRR. 7 10 a 5 Op. Ar. Columbia............ 10 55 a 10 lop. Lv. Augusit, So. Ry.... 2 101 P . Granitoville..... ..241) 11 p. Tronton............8 1 501) Joh1ston4........... 0 ) 1110) Ar. (OlumbiaUn. don't:. 4 03-V 217%. LV Col'bia Bland'g aI. .. 20p r A a. Winnsboro..........0 121) 0 28 a. Chester ............. 10p 7 181. " Rock 1111...........7 1141 7 67 a Ar. Charlotte.........8 .. ) .658 SDanville.........12 t p Ar. lit0inmoud ..1.......0 00 a 0 401). Ar. Washigton 42 0 ....... : 0a 11 1 p .. Lalimoro ~ ~ -it pit 01 17 ora ........ Plilladolphi. 5 50 ........ Now York ........12 43 0 a ....... No. 37 No. 5 Souhbond. Daully. Daily. Lv. Now York, Pa. R.R. 4691) 12 16nit... 3altior7 .......4.. 20p 7 7 a. Lv. Waesh'ton, So. Ry 10 431 15 a .... Lv. Richmond .......... 0 00 a 12 55p ......., AV. Danvillo ........ p0a SCharlotteP.. ... 80a 1 p. o Psk Hill.i....... 10 *a 1 hst r.......... 125 8 L.iNowYork,a....341 da 1225na....... " olbia Bimd'g t... 12 a ........ v. Wasmbn,,. Rdpt 104 p11 1 a. 11johnston"....8 3pQ~a STrcon .......... 20 a P2 48 a. Granitville ....... 588 ap ....... Ar. Auhatta.......... inp . a . "v Cock'Hill.O...... 40 03 7 00 a... Ar Cinrnstono......... 11 DO2 a... Lv. Colubia UC.&dP.y 1 15 12 47a .... Trenna--......... li08p 48 Da... Ar. ugucsta............4 15P 8 0 a .. Ns. o37ban, 8C.&G.Ry.to, 4a00 Sou7 00 a~ 1ijt. li F.C.&P.Ry. 11 ralu 12 47 a ..n earann isah........ northo C10arlte Ta.r. Jacksonville, .. . 98v 91 Dulea dalepasng arsec between Flor.~au Nda YndNrk. rk Nos.8735and 38--U.asintnadl.uThrough Pullman drawing room bf sleeping cars bee Twmo. Jacksonville, vannah,or WahngA. andt Nw Carlot.nn, le or Pula loigcrbetween Aakovle al o ugust andu da )tween Ja sonvil o and Cincinnkati, Ai. W.H. GCEIlN, J. AM. CULP, G. Supt., Washington. T. Mi., Washin t. W. A.'rURhK, 8. H. H AF T)WI Q. P. . Washington. A. . P) TJjjE OJIAlRLESTON LJlNE. D)oublo Daily Trains h)etween Charleston Columnbia aind Augusta. QUICKEn~ TIME. 80UTI1 CA ROL IN A & GE~ORG IA It. II V PA5HENOER DMa-A it'l Ma P.NT. CHIARLESTON. 8. C., Jan. 241, 1897. 8011ECDULE, DAILY. Lv Charleston-................. 7 10 am 53)p Snmmerlle,..............7 40 amu (1 10 pm O corgos................8 :30 am 7 0-l pm R acyio...........8 81 am 7 825 pme Rtowosville ................. 16 am 7 51) pm Orangoiburg.......... ....9 2' am 8 20 3pm) St. Matthews.............9 4. anm 8 48 pm For t. Motto................30 00 a m g3 03 pm~ l(ingv illo ..................10 10 am 9 20 pm A r Colanbia ...................1055 am 10 10 pmn lCingsville....o .............. 7 40 am .1 04 pm) Fort. Motto................. 75 am 445 pmn St. Matthews............... 8 02 anm 5 09l pm1 Orangebuarg................ 8 24 am 6 27 pm Rowcavillo.,............... 8 33 ami 5 42 pm liranchyllio.......... 8 56 am 6 55 pm (Ocorges...............9 315 am 0 34 pmn Sumr le..........10 22 am 7 18 pm Ar Charleston...............11 00 am 8 00 pm L v Chaalsto..,............ 7 10 a m 5 80l pm R'an h 110...............9 15 am 7 60 pn Ilambaorg.......,..........9 41i am 8 28 pm Ihonarmark...............9 52 am 8 42p.n ...ackv......-................10 10 amn. 8 58 pm Willist on ..................10 27 am~ 9 17 pm A ikon ...,..................131 09am 9 57 pm A rAuagust ..................... 1 5 am 30 45 pm LVAugust...................... 20 am 8320 pm A i o .............. ........7 08 anm 4 27 pmt Willistton --... ........7 49 am 5i 00 pm Blc il.............8 08 ama 5 283 pm Doenark.................. 8 20 am 6 44 pm liamborg ...................8 33 ram 5 58 pm hiranchyv t o................. 9 10 an) 0 10 pm Ar Charleston................. 1 00 am 8 00 pm FAST ExPaRESE AUGUSTA AND WASHiINON WITHi PULLMAN itETwEEN AUGUSTA, ARUEN AND NEIW YORK. Lv Augusta --....-.....................05 pm LaVA ikon-----............................... 844 am Ar Denark....-.-...................... 4 60 pm Lv.D.nma................................ 25 an. Lv A ikon.-.----............................7 28 am Ar Augusta..-.....-....................... 8 10 am DAILY IEXOEP'T NUND)AY. Lv Camden.... ...........8 45 am 2 25 pm Camen uncion.........9 85 amI) 8 55 pm A r K(ingvillo ..................10 06 am 4 85 pmn Lv K ing villoe.................10 26 am 0 00 am Camden Junotion......11 00 am 8 40 am Ar Clamdon....................11 65 pm 8 I% am Connections at Columbia with Southern Rlauiway for all points in upper South and North Carolina. Solid trains between Char. leston and Asheville. Connections liom points on Southern Rlailway to Augusta, Aiken and ot.her p)ointa on ''T h harlosaton Line": at Charleston with Clyde Lino SWeam. era to N4ow York and Jacksonville. L. A. EMERSON, Trafio Manager. Ei. 8. IOW iN General Mfanager* General Oficos: Oharlieston iS.C. PARER'S;mNER r, kLIMITED V WDOUBLDAILY "ERVICE To Atlanta, CI ruiero, Aigusta. At hens Wi. mingon, ig (rhaen and New Yorl h 'o ileo F b.71h,1897. Ilife'iHilmol. 64c. wo~144. J.y Nk % Y00 am " 1lihlopflk............I 12 I n 12 it am ltitiin oro...................** 250 alp " W illllingIon......... ............ 4 40 4 10) " ilhmou......................860 pm 905 ol , a 8 A ........ *8. 1)111 *95 Poran-otih ......8 45ptu 920 * C-Or.1 it, vti) H. A. 1 T28 111pm*11 a~i Ar lIeondorson, "..2 60 a m * 09 pim r itrhpnill,Gi7 . v1 11 ti -pjjj lv iturh f " ...... 1t5 20pmtllOam Ar Ital eighi. la'' hr iiia.f81 pin a ford.............................. 8 "Knth rit P4n0 ................. 4 22 4 "' lkim lOt.................. ........... 5 10 " 41 W adesbor ....................... 5 54 " 8 1I S onroo ................. .......... 043 "t 912 " ArChart,to,viaH . A ...... 0880"025pm (Uhito tia li . A.' L....~8 10p IC 47 pn 1 'oliumbiHia, C. A& L. RR......... . 8 1 0 p m Ar Clinton ".,..... 9 45 ~an 12 10 46 " iieenwood ..... 10 85 " 1 07 am A bbev illo ". ..... I 105 " 1 40 -' 'il)1tol "...... 12 07 pm 2 41 " "4 Alttim.. " ..... 1 15 " 845 Winder "...... 169 " 480 Atlanta, 8. A. t. (unlon 2 Onot(4on.rl iees2 50 5 20" NOltTBOiloUND No. 403. No. 38. tMiinri,Cetraiiiiii)"*J2~00 amn61- 050 iis1 Winder " .......... 2 40 pmu1 1042 '" Athens . 8 10 " 1120 4 " Elborton " . 415 " 1238 am Abbolillo ......... 5 15 1 40 O 4ronwood " ......... 5 11 " 2 O Cl.nton ....... 084 " 8 I0 s A r Colu nlia, C. N. & L.1. t. ....... 17 00-" Olestor ' .818 " 483 ArChmilotte,viii S. A. L......*1026pm *~ Lv Monroo,Vii-..L.. 0pm 005 L laillet, " 11 28 " 8 15 Ar-Wilmimigon .......... t430'ItWii*i*80pin 6 Soutlieni P cs " .......... 12 14 Z ) 2) ait tlemlh "4 ..1...... . *2 16 "*1185 " 11on1doln'..."........... 3 28 ' *1 00 n A '111urham '' . t7 82 "-i 09pm Lv DOtha "..... 1520 pmlt 11 00 am A r We1don, via .. A. 1........4 5 am *3 F6_ji * I ic mo t1 ........ .............. 8 15 4 ; 650 t "W lng.n,lP .n. 1281 " 1110 " " 11a:in.ore " 4 .4 143 pm 12 48 am " 1hiladel)hia " " " 8 h pu 8 45 " Now York, "" " *623 " *660 . Arr<Tisnitilh """ 7 30 a mr,50 ii " Norfolk 44 "o 4 *750 6" 605 * 'ly. t W'iy, ox. S81nday. t'ly Ox Monday N"cs. 403 and 402.-"The Atlanta SpecIal," Solid Vest-ihulo Train of PUllmian fleoporp and Coached betwoonl Wiashin gton and At lanta. also Pulltran Sleepers betwoon Porta. mouth aid Chester. S.e4. Nos. 41 and 38.--"The 8. A. L. Expreitm," Holid Train, Coaches and Pullman 8loOpem betwon Portsmouth and Atlanta. Companly Sloepers between Columbia and Atilantit. B th trains mako ininodlato connection at Atlanta for Mot gomnory, .Mobli, Now Or lcans, Toxa, California, Mexico, Chatta nooga, Nashville, Momphis. Macon, Florida. For Tickets gleopers and Information, i> pl to 1. A.'R owland, ben. Agt., Pia. D)epIt a mball House, Atlanta, Ga., Charlotte, N. ( E. ST. JORNkVico-Prem. and Gen't Managor. V 4. MclEN', Oon'l Superlntondent. 11. W. 1t. U LOVCR, Traffilc Manager. T. J. ANDER8ON, Genl Passenger Agent. OENC410AL OFLOE8: PORTSMoUTHs. VA. Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Short Line etw een Florida and all Nort, ern Points. Everett, Savannah, Augusta, Ga., Co. lunbla, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos -tOn and the East. Everett, Macon, Atlanta, Chattanoo a, Nash ville. Louisville, Cincinnati, Oh ltago. Everett., Hirminghmn, Holly Mprings, Moml phis, Little Itock, Kansas CIty, St. Louis, Chi cago, Sioux City. River Junction, Pensacola Mobile, New Or leans, Texas, Mexico, Cafifornia ani tho Pacifle Coast. Efrootive January 18. 1897. New York Express No 8, leaves Jackson ville 1.20 ai. in., WI hi thriough Puillman Sleep. era for Savannah, ( olum bil. Wash ington llalthmore, Philadelphia, Now York, and all Etatturn poci t. Connaects for F'ernandina. Return tralin No. 57 reacheos Jacksonvillo 9.12 p. mi. Newv York and Florida Limited, No. 32. Solid Vestibulo Train with compartment, oh servat ion, dining and sleping cors, very ele gant.; leave lIt. Augustine 0.0a. an., Jac(son. vylle 11.00 a. m-*, daily except Suaday. No. 81 returninag ar.iives Jacksonyil le 3.80) p. mn., St,. Autgustine 4.40 p. mn., daily, except Sundlay. New Yor~k Fat Mail No. 846, leavo JaIckson-. villo (.55 p. mn. Daily for san- o points North Carries Through Sleepers Jacksonville to New York. Return No.~ arrivea Jacksonvillie 9.00 a. mn. Ashevilleo . la-Through Pullman Slee . ing Unr Service for Cilncinnati nua Savana 611 Col umbia, Asheville, Hol. Springs, Knoxvtile through the Celebrated Mountain Country oi Nor!th Carolina. Lerav - .Jacksonvllle 6.55 p. m1. Arrives Cincinnati 7.15 a. mn. Returning, ar-. rivas Jacksonville 9 a. m. Only line through the beautiful hiji country of Siliddle Fiork(la, Pensacola and1 Eacamtblia Ilay. Leave Jacksonville 9.15 a. in. By No.'2 dtail y, for Lake City, Live Oak, Madison. Mcin tie lIo, Tallahasseo, ltiver .Junction, Pensa coiti, Mobile, New Orleans and the Sot thwest Mexico, California and the Pacifle Coast, Carrieos Sleepers. Return, No.1 arrives Jack sonivillo.8.05 a. mn. Leave Jaeksonvillo 9.15 a. mn. For Starko Hlawthorne, Silver Spring Ocala, Gal noaville Cedar Key, Wildwood, ae)urag,* Trayvares Apopka, Ornando, Lacooche, Dada City, Plant, Cl T.',am pa. Arrive JTackaonvylle, 8.4 p. m I [oly prings Route No. 86). St. [Louls, Kansas cit, Chicago. Iicave Jaceksonvillo 6.5 p. m., or Macon Atlanta, Biramighiam, Momenplis, KCansas City. Through Pulllmtan Sleeper without ehsn go in 46 hours to Kantsas City. The route is yia Mgcon, Atlanta, Dir mningi,mH oly Springs forMemphis,8pr.in -. fldh iCansas Cit. Neo 85 return arrives Jack so nville 9.00 a. mn. 8.20 a. m.-L.eaves Jacksonville for Brunx wick by the (tnberland Ronte 8teamer, and Culnberland Sound. 1 .00 a1. mn.-Loave Jacksonvillo for Urnns wick, via Everett, daily, oucopt Sunday. 4;0o p. m.--Local for' Iveret,t. Closoconnoc tini for Brunswick. Shortest, 'and qilokost route. 1.00 p'. m.--Local for Tallahassa ~and inter med l ate pointa. A rrIve JacksonvIlle 4.15p . m. 9.20 p. m.-For Tampa and infoermet lato p)oita. Pull,s an Sleepers. Arrivo Jackson ville 7.86 a. mn. Through Sleepers for ('ineinnati via Ashie vylle, leave Jac sonville at 6.66 p. in., arrives' Asheville 1.40 p.' m., arrives Cincinnati 7.15 a..m.. For Macon, Atlanta, two traIns daily. Leave Jacksonville 8.20 a. mn. end 6.55 p. in. Steamer " Manatee" from Tampa to irat don town t.nd Mfanatee River Points. Puallnani Sleeper. on all Ntght Trains. Parlor Cars betweon Jacksonvillo'and Tampa Send for best indexed townshIp map 4,f Florid' to N. 8. P FiNNINGTON A .0. MAODONEiLLU Trafile Managor. 4Soneral Passengor Ag t. Atlantic Coast Line 1; FA&1.' LINE R1etweven OhIarleston an d1 "olunabla Wler South Caroln, North. Caro hina, Atheas~ and1( Atlanta. PAssENGER D)KPARITMI(r W Lx.auINro, N. C. Jan. 1th, 180. COt,DE.NSED SOCH sDULE 4OINo W EST: In Eiff'ct. Jan. 19, GoiNo EAST 'No. 52 1897 No 6 1 7 04) am IN,..Charlston,8.C.. r 9 80) pmn 8 28am Lv......La nes.A....Ar 7 48 pin 9385am Lv....... ueter.A...Ar 035 pmn 10 55 c m A r......Columbia.......v 5 15 pmn i1168 am a r....ros riy ....Lv 8 18 pm 12 10 pm A r.....wberry ....v 257 pin 1260 pin A r.C... lin toni.1....v 2 10 pm S15 pm A r.....arons........v 1 45 pma -28pm A r....renwood....Lv . 8 I-, pin Ar.....Abbeille.....Lv . 5 10 pmAr..Athns, Ga.v . 7 45 pm A r...Atlana,(a.i....Ly . Spmn Ar.-innboro, 8...h.v ii 41~am 8 2_pin Ar..harlotte, N. C.,.Lv 1 3 a III1 pm Ar...nderson, S. (I.Li v105am 2') mAr.....Green ville.,...v 10 30 am 10 pmA.,...8artanbn . g ..Lv il 45 am 0(8pmn Ar.Hondersonvll N.C..Lv 9 15am 7 0 ...... Asheville.......iv 820 a Non. 82,and 58Solid trains btween CharleW tea and ('olumabia. I J . E L,Ge T.M.EM r n. Gen'l Manager. Tramfe hianager.