The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 01, 1897, Image 4
XIk reaI An~d LACIVO
A WILL AND A WAY,
OR A GlIR NASQUERADE.
[W i en lfor The Herald and News and
Copyright I-d bs Fthel,l
One evening as Bertio was leaving
the store he picked up a letter that
Boy hid dropped. It wa addressed
to "Mliss Paulina Drake, cart) Mrs.
Overton." In picking it up tho let
ter dropped from the envelope, and
i I replacing it Bertie could not help
s tel,g a fm words:
Ocar SisAte '11lina, I just an'ti ad
dr os l as Rvo. 'ul, I again he.g
vo1 To 0)nfOSS your identity to your
Hind emlployer.
livre Bertio resolutely thrust the
letter in the envelope. He would not
read what was not intended for his
ees. but the letter was a cut ious one
atd instilled in his heart an eager
41ariosity such as he itl never felt
before. lie repeatedly found him
self With the letter in his hand on
the point of reading it. but he as of.
ten resisted the temptation. Then
Bertie fell to studying over the few
words lie had seon;. le halt belev.
el he coul see into it all. But sure
i% it could not be as he suspicioned.
Ite would put tle letter in a con
spicucuis place near Piaull' desk and
see if that fellow claiied it. So
ixt day when Paul came to his desk
Bortiv wats reowarded hNv seein)g him
blush deeply as he callght sight of
the letter on the floor and hastily
pick it tup.
'Oh, al - a--a letter I lost Yes
terdav! said Boy in a relieved tone
as she hastily thrust it into her coat
pocket.
"Indeed! don't I wish I had found
IL From * your best girl, of course?"
Bai Bertie. watching her closely.
"t s. from my best girl," came the
frauk answer. She felt now that
ertio had not caught sight of it.
4.0f course he had n1ot, the address
was turned down. Oh, but she'd be
more careful in the future!"
Antd Bertie Lawrenev--jwhat was
lie thinking The seales had al
',ost falltu from his eyes. "Impos.
s,b1e! Great Scott! Iewilikins!
Well, the mischief! I do.'t believe
it, .1 can't, I won't!" ho thought as
h wached Paul Burton bowed over
Iis desk. "Woll, if it is true I will
m1iake her or him betray herself or
but lishaw, it vanl't, ie! There's no
girl hiving who could pull the wool
over my vyvs i completely and so
long." A!d to he ahlost dismisfed
the thought froml his mind. Later
on, though. lie began to ('ompamre the
few words lie haldl seen in th lettor
with whait he know' of Paul Burton.
Ito begi to 1understan Paul's mod
4-st, retirl ig ways. Ie thought of
several things that ho had hard
Paul say,. lie was beginnmtig to tin
de-stand the strang inmagnetisi lie
alnays expertlti(ecd when in comp
Ipwny'withI Paul. Ile ie longer wvon
dared t hut PatIutlaul netver' accom
j'amy him to tIhe t heatre, or attend
lais club. Then he hegan to think
low her could mtaka4 Boy bet ray her
f It uas a rtean, heart less trick
"If Ber-, ibuI't ha' was so piqued to
tluni'k that he hadti l'-i nmado a dlupe
ad l.r M "b'.; achit of a gr.
t emt 1itation to p-ii-,er' a lit
~ turng A\" w have said,
I i -d i or llayed just as a no
n i h m. Now he chiose to
- i r. inetrnbIe4red si'mea line ~s
1 b 1. rIl ~iad pitched
4eo his own:I
-ar f' 'hort the hair,
nnnada that:
ryi with (xford tie.
tfour In han d and1( a' t hat;
ou ii under.tand it by and 13y
A girl' s at girl for in' that.
. l'ink tinuge w, '- creeping into
8'. 'S pal face,he li(. ips trembled.
Hertot j saw, bitt kept on tinmoreiful
ly, lie ablnost. wished she wvould
faint.
"uspenders, to, of t'ivid blue
)ir oilier hui and a111i' that,
wInuodlestL girl, you (10 not hide
I liut wear ottside iand a' that:
\ on're not to 11mn1 inflerior,
(Of coiurse you'r' not, and ia' that.
IBu1 it rss is qute exter'ior'
A girl's a girl for a' that.
"'Antd wtoutld you smtoko the cigarotte?
A ind would y-ou het aind a' thatt?
And1( would you din .the wedd ing stick,
I aise. inwrry ic k and a' that?
A1,n,l Would you1 ont y'our knees pr-oposo,
.J'o vuilgatr men and a' that?
Why any e-lever fellow knows,
A gIrl's a girlI for a that.'
"'Why, IBurtoni, how did that, hap.
pen Y' exelaimied Bertie. Boy had
urn<;d over a bottle of ink atnd was
buiirnedly mopping it up with her
h:aodk1lerebief.
.Oh!-. you-.--I wrtyng to
warte andt( listen1, too, and---and I
d mt't know how it hafpp)ened. And
s~OO, P'yo comtplotely ru 'ned this
sheet!"'
'"Oh, wellI, let mec have it; Il
writo it over' for y'ou," said Beirtic
kimdly. "D)on't work so hard, F r.
tori. I anm going to do my ab o
from this on. You are getting quito
pale wt>rking so hard and taking no
recreation. You shall only have one
share to (do in the future." An her.
tio started back to his desk siugin,
the last verse of bip --:
"You follow Fahlon's ups and downs
In hats and gowns and a' that.:
You're wondrous fiekle with your
frowni
And smiles ard wiles antid a' that:
Yet, lucky lass, t.hat owns the earth,
You nAghty, hau1 hty, autocrat --
You pith o' nonsense, l'r d o' worth.
We love you more for a' that."
Ho gave a sidelong glance at Boy
and was satistied that now ho under.
stcod that lotter. A flood of remorse
swept over his heart for having made
her stiffor so. How pale she was
how beautiful! Bertio felt, know,
that whatevor her motives for mu9s.
querading, they were pure. lie re.
membered her asking him what ho
thought of a girl who would masquo.
rado whole months in malo attiio
atd remembered with shame and ro
gret his answer. Ho could not apol.
ogize, for that would bo showing her
that he hal found out her secret.
Oh, if he had only known sho should
not have had so much work to do
poor, palo little Paul! And Bertio
repeated the last four lines of his
song with a tendor cadence which
tnilled Boy through and through:
"Yet, lucky lass, that owns the eart h1,
You naughty, haughty aultocrat
Youl pith o ionsense, 'ride o' WOr1t.
We love .vou more for a' that."
"leaven ! Did Bertio know?
Was she about to be found out after
all ?" A horrible dread almost over
came Boy. Every thing seemed whirl
ing round and round. Her heart
was wrung with anguish. It was
only by her strong will that she kept
from crying out or fainting. She
thanked heaven that Bertio's back
was turned and that he could not see
the trying ordeal through which sho
was passiag. No one would have
recognized her as she sat there pale
and trembling, as the beautiful, im
pillsive, willful girl who only five
n:o iths before had left home so rad
iint with love and hope. With a
mighty effort she regained her con
posure. The color crept back to her
cheeks, the old defiant expression to
her beautiful eyes. "What did she
care for the opinion of Bertie Law.
rence? Nothing! What was it to
him if she was masquerading? She
Lad it to do to save papa, and thank
heaven! he was safe now; and what
did it matter if her heart did acho
with a dull, incomprehensiblo pain ?
She had succeeded in helping dear
est papa and cared for nothing elso.
But now, as papa was so nearly sav.
(d. she'd confess her deceit to old i
Mr. Lawrence, and if he denounced
her as a bold, unscrupulous girl he'd
at least koep her secret, for he was
so noble, so generous and to chival.
rous. And if he discharged her she I
would just creep home to papa and
Ducky, and by a quiet, peaceful, con
tented life, try to atone for her past
willful recklessness. Yes, she'd tell 1
Mr. Lawreneo everything, but not
just then. Tomorrow! Tomorrow!" i
Next morning Boy started to her t
work with bowed head and heavy
beating heart. She was ready to
confess, let the consequences be wvhat
they might. She was almost in front
of Mr. Lawr-ene'si store when she
heard loud cries:
"'A runaway! a runaway!"
People rushed right and left. Boy
raised her head andl saw a large
black horse wvith terror-stricken eyes
and nostrils distended almost upon
her. Inr the carriage she caught a I
glimpse of a frightened old lady I
who with o: a hand was clinging des-1
perately to the carriage and with the
othber trying to hold a beautiful lit
tIe girl of four or five summers, who I
was screaming in terror. Boy
ttotught not of self; only of the fright,- I
ented lady and~ beautiful c'hild wvho
were' in~ such deadly peCril. The
horse~ was terribly frightened and
running with all his might, but Boy
resolved to stop that horse or die
trying. Just as old Mr. Lawrence I
and Bertie rushed to the (door with a
low cry to Heaven for help Boy
sprang for the bridle and dclung to
it desperately. She heard old Mr.
Lawrence exclaim in terror:r
"My God ! my wife!"
And Bertie:
"Oh, God! my little sistorl"
This gave her renewed strength.
"Mr. Lawrence's wife--Bertio's sin.i
ter? Oh, she rst, she would sa'voe
thenm! And she twined her arms
aroundl the horse's neck and clung
there regardless of the hard iron
hoofs that beat her so unmercifully.
In a low firm voice she coaxed the
maddened animal. "Whboa-whoa
--good horse--whoa!"
At last the horse slackened his
speed, then stopped. Boy would
have run away as old Mr. Lawronho
and Beortio with a crowd of others
rushed up, but she could not move,
She felt near tainting and clung to
the bridle of the now penitent horse
for support.
"Oh, kind Heaven pity moe! do
not lot me fainti" wats her silent
p)rayor.
"Oh, Magi, my love, you are not
hurt? you nor little Elsie?" nseod
Mr. Lawrence eagerly as he lifted,
his frightened wife from the car
riage.
"No, we are not, hurt, I think not,
only frightened. But that brave
boy, oh! is he hurt ?"
.Bertie had rushed up an&d was sat
isiled by a glance that his aunt and1
stster were not injured and walked
to where Boy stood pale and tremb
ling, lie grasped her hands, she
was too weak to resist, and exclaim.
ed in surprise and terror:
"You! oh, Paul, you I" His voice
trembled with emotion and his hand
some faen paled. "Oh, al .r
you hurt ? Tell me! Oh! are yoii
ruire you'r4 not ?" ep4tgrly, as BloY
smilod and shook W-r head.
"Qniite sure, Lawrence," she re
plied steadily, -only a little broed."
"Oh, Paul, its strillg Ihat, you
woro not killed! How , I thank
you for --avilg my alit and little
Hister? You are i hero."
"HushLawronler. I am glad I
was of service to thom," sitd ioy,
Hald she woili have wiAked atwav,
but old Mr. Lawrence here Wtizod
one hanld and his wife th1e other.
"Oh. PaIl, Paul, 0(d bless v !"
Vried tho old 1mn huskilv.
"I caOwt find word4 to exPrss
my thanks, Imy I rave, noblo ,"
said M,-. .Lawrent~ce.
Oh, how Boy lqoIged to tlirow her
arm1s aound the demr old ladtvs ticlk
anld saty: V1 am inot, a bo Ny I film
a girl-- a m1isorable repemtant girl.
Oh. pload with Your husband to for
give me!" As it wassie raused tho
w ithered white hand to her lips and
inid site was pleased to havo been of
3ervice.
,T) DI: CoNi'NUIM
MARtY MUSM(tOVE.
silo 1a Never MarrieI-llatorleal Fa1cts
[Carolina Spartanl.]
In some of tho sketches made by
Major Wll. Hoy ho hand sloeuthling
to say about Mary Musgrove, and
Itated that. sht died young and un.
rirried. Two or three 'Itatemeits
;)I oared in other papers contra.
.ieting the Major's statement. There
,re persons now living who assert
that they are descendants of Mary
Siusgrove. They are no doubt hon
estly mistaken, but they have no
ramily records to prove their claimp.
rhe early writers wero careful to
ollect facts in regard to prom.
nent persons who took active pirt
>n either side in the Revolution of
1776. When Dr. Lyman C. Draper
ivas in this country, about twenty
rears ago, ho talked with several
p)erons who were well informed
ibout the traditions relating to the
var. lie examined all the histories
,elating to this up country, and
Nhat ho assorted in his book may be
Vlied on. The following is from
iis "King's Mountain and Its
Jeroes:"
"Edward Musgrovo, whose name
ias been perpetuated by the battle
ought near his home1, was a native
>f England and bred to the law and
veil educated. Hie wi a vtry
)romminnt man aliongst the early
ettlers. When the war began ho
vas living with his third wife and
oo old to tako any part in tho
>loody strife. Ho (lied in 1792,
god, '7 , and was buried near his
tome. By his tirst wife ho had a
on by the name of Beaks, who
oined the Loyalists, or Tories, as
hey were called. Paddy Carr, one
if Colonel Clarke's daring soldliers,
aptured Beaks in his father's house.
~hon ho had hisq sword ready to
till Beaks, Mary Musgrove threw
terself between thomn and saved her
>rother's life. Either through fear,
r promipte.d by some other motive,
to never united with the Tories
bgain. About the close of the war
oe left the country and never ro
urned. Ho had a son -i ho became
very excentric Bap)tist preacher.
"By his second wife, who was a
Jiss F"anchor, Edward Musp-vo
ad two daughters, Mary and Susan,
vho wore 20 to 25 years old and uin
aarried. They wvere said to be re
niarkably attractive in body and
iind, and often ministored to the
vounded and suiffon'ig during the
var. Those sisters died soon after
he war with consumption, Mary paiss
nig away about a year before her
ister. They wore buried by the
ide of their parents. W~hen Mary
yas about p)assing away, she request
d that her sister and three other
oung ladies should act as pall bear
rs. Hr hody wvas so light thas
Sales
With Hlood's8armapa
tilla, " Sales Talk," and
uhow that this muedi-.
rino has enjoyed public confidence a.de
patronage to a greater extentthan accord
id any other proprietary medicine. This
is simply because it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
my other. It is not what we say, but
what Hood's Sarsapai-illa does, that tells
aho story. All advertisements of Hood's
3arsaparllla, like Hood's Barsaparilla it
melf, are honest. We have never deceived
the public, and this with its superlative
maedicinal merit, is why the people have
lubiding confidence it it, and buy
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Almost to the exclusIon of all others. Try It.
P'repared only by 0. I. Hlood & Co., Lowell, Mass,.
are tihe eonly pills to take
Hood's Plids with llood.'s arteiparilla.
they bore it to its thud resting p1mio
ik Itude.hiefs. , Whe they
wor I wiring the body iito the
g 3a0 14he wife of at nlot0d Tory of
f r.'Il soilo assistanet, whon a noiem
h1-t- of tlt- family, out. of respeot for
'lItry's 'hig priiciplos, inttfoired
and1 preveited it.
"lly his third wife F.dward Mus.
grovo had a daughter, Margaret,
who miarrie(d Landon Waters. She
wias 12 yoar; old at the timo of the
battle. -Sho died abouti 182-4, and it
i.4 to her that. wo ilt) indhted for tI o
8s1ttimonts about tho famliily. CaSpl.
Ph ilemin Mi1. Wiaters was a son of
Mairgairet MuIsgrove.
"Col. II. ). Floyd mays when Ithe
was a boy his father ownled a negro
n:auned Nias, who was bought from
the Misgrovo family. Nias was
soveral years old nilien the battle, was
fought. and when he was old he
talked much abot the battle attind
the M lsgroves, aild told of the death
of the two girls."
The abovo sketch is given becusO
it may interest our readers and show
t hat the IIost authoitic histol its and
traditions prove that Mary Musgrovo
had no descendants.
We know the great eures by Hlood's
Sarsaparillia ar genine b,et-caise the
people themselves Writo about them.
Southern Fik-hd for October.
Tho Southorn Field for October
is tilled with valuable articles ro
Inting to the South's resources, in
dustries and growth, and will be read
with interest by all who desiro in
!ormation about thiE portion of our
count ry. Amoug the principal ar
ticles are thoso which treat of the iron
and steel interests of the South, the
coal deposits and markets, Southern
Railway exhibit at Nashvillo (illus
trated), Lutherans in the South, to
bacco regions and crops, gold in the
,outh, Chattahoocheo's great wator
power, Southern wheat and corn
crops, the Shenandoah Valley, South
Carolina, North Carolina, and articles
relating to the following places:
Brunswick, Gia.; Columbia, S. C.;
Bremen, Ga.; Misslor, Ga.; Fruit
hurst, Ala.; Fayette, Ala.; Lenior
City, Tonn. Other articles treat of
the products of different sections of
Virginia, Kentucky, East Tennessee,
North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabania and Mississippi. The
number will bo of especial value to
all who are speking homes or busi
ness locations in the South. Copies
may bo had, on request, of M. V.
lichards, Land and Industrial
Agent, Southern lailway, Washing
ton, D. C.
Miraculous Benefit
REoEIVED FROM
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure.
E LI P. CK o Avoca, N. Y., a
for thirty yoars of the Babcock &
Munsel Carriage Co., of Auburn, says: "I
write to express my gratitude for the mirac
lous bonofit received from Dr. Miles' IHoart
Cure. I sufrorod for years, as result of army
life, from sciatica which afrected my heart
in the worst form, my limb,s swelled from
the ankles up. I bloated until I was unale
to button my clothing; had sharp pains
about the heart, smothering spoils and
shortness of breath. For three months I
was unable to lie down, and all the sioop i
get was in an arm chair. I was treated by
the host doctors but gradually grow worse.
A bout a year ago I commenced taking Dr.
Miles' New lleart Cure and it saved my life
as if by a miracle."
Dr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug- *
giate under a posItive 4fb
guarantee, first bottle
beneoita or money re
funded. Book en dis
eases of tihe heart and
nerves free. A ddreas,
DR. MILES MEDDICA L CO., Elkhart, Ind.
PAR ER'S
HARBALSAM
tean an beutinc th 'at
ts Yout 1oior.
Cures sap Ciae ar ling.
MATCHING MATERIAL
is a tIresome untdertakitng
which often reitults In fail
ure', andl sonmethinug "near
ly a match" is neveir satis
factory. T1hce's one t,hing
that you1 cannot match;
that's
Electro - Silicon
because Iterei is no0 other' likc it.. Near'
ly a miillIon hiousckeeewra uise it. A
tial quaut ity whIch is sent
FiCitEC TO0 AlL
will tell you why. Thena the seeret of
beautiful silver-waro Is yot s. Simply
sandi( youri addrioss oni a postal card to
ili orni, :o (Ollif Streert. Newu York.
LETTER
rHERS.
;OURTS OUR RIGHT TO TIlE
'ORD " OASTORIA," AND
" AS OUR TRADE MARK.
of Ulyannis, Xassachusetts,
IER'S CASTORIA," tw same
01 every
wrapper.
S CASTOR IA," which has been
ors of Amorica for over 'Ihrty
the wrapper a.,-d see that it' is
lVkt on, th&,.
of wap
Pa me to use my name except
vhich Chas. 11. Fletcher is
Deceived.
diid by accepting a cheap substitute
.cause he makes a few more pennies
1n hto does not know.
/e Always Bought"
LE SIGNATURE OF
Having
ever Failed You,'
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"PITOHER'S OASrORIA
I, DR. SAMUEL PI'TCHER,
was the originator- of "PITC
that has borno and does now
bear the fa-silito siottattero o/
This is tho original "PITCHER
1e6s6 ill tHO homnes of the moth
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at
the ki<d yoe. have always boa,
and has the eignatuto
per. Xo one has authority fro
The Centaur Coympany of
President.
AMarch 8, 1897.
Do Not Be
Do not endanger the life of your cl
which some druggist may offer you (b,
on it), the ingredients of which eve
"The Kind You Hal
BEARS THE FAC-31MI
Insist on
The Kind That N
,r" crT^uan comr^m. y, mui,
T H E CRAAKl.Eh'OIN MAN E.
Doublo Daily 1'ratin between Charleston
Columbia and Augusta.
QUICKEI TI0IH.
SOUTH CAROLINA & EOltGIA It. It 0
-VASSENOVII DIAI'1' %IFNT.
CHAIMNSTON4. K. C., Jan).241,1897.
'4c'IrEDULE. DAILY.
Lv ClinrlesItl............... 7 10 an 5 30 pn
Sutn melrvIle......., . I7 .16 1m 11 10 pin
ecorges.................... 8 31 an 7 -l l m
Isnnehvillo . .............. 8 31 itin 7 35 pin
Ito w 4 vilo ....................... 1 15 nl 7 50 )111
Orntigeburg................. 9 ." ai 8 21) pim
Mt. Malihows-....................9 1.6 ami1 8 -18 pm
Fort lot to ................... 10 0W a m9 03 pm
l(ingvlIle ..........................10 10 am 24) pm
A r Colurm bia ..........................10 55 nut 10 10 pn
Lv Columlila ......................... 7 O ain 4 00 p1)n
jingeville....... . ............... 7 4V arn 4 41 p1)
Fit Mlotte ........................ 7 51 anx 4 55 1In
8t. Maitho" w .................... 8 02 na 6 09 pm
Oran geburg ..................... 8 21 am 5 27 pun
toweNj ol....................... 8 3 am 5 42 pin
lianch. e ..................... 8 55 nmk 5 55 pm
Georgos.... ....................... 9 35 all 4 34 pIn
Sum mervill ....................10 22 am1 7 18 ))iml
Ar Charleston........................11 041 an. 8 00 pm
Lv Charleaton ....................... 7 10 ai 5 3 1)1
jj*R l vllIj...................... 9 16 at 7 50 pu
l1an berg ....................... .. 9 41 iun 8 128 pmll
Denimark ......... ............... 9 52 nim 8 .12 p.i
Blickvillo ........................10 11 it'ml 8 58 1)1pm
W illiston,.........................10 27 am 9 17 pm
Aiken ...............11 09 ami 9 57 pml
Ar Augusta.............................11 51 sin 10 -45 pun
Lv A ugusti a ........................... 6 20 atin 3 24) pim
A Iken.................... ........... 7 (8 aIms 4 27 pnt
Wlil8tol ......... ............. 7 49 ain 5 (01 )tnt
11laekvvl10........................ 8 418 am 5 28 pmn
Deinmark......... ................ 8 20 Iil 5 44 pnt
11jilm berg ........................ 8 3 141 5 58 )11
IIrnc hv ile .................. 11 1011n .1 )1Il
Ar Charleston........................11 00 itm, 8 IX) Im
PAsT EXPItS3 At'01UTA AN) WASHINUTON
vTn1 11,1AMAN IhTWEN' AU0tA,
AItEN AND NUW YORK.
Lv Augusta ................ . ........... 3 C5 I)1Im
Lv Aikou ........................................ 3-1a .
Ar Deniark ............. . ........................... -i Io pmn
Lv Denmuark.......................................... ; 25 an11
Lv A Iken.......... ............................ 7 23 Rill
Ar A ugu ta.......................................... 8 10 ailn.
nAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Lv CaLIN.ell .................. 1445 n 2 25 pmn
Catliden' Ju n I ............ 9 35 1111 3 55 1)11
Ar Hingville ..........................) o)5 111 4 3.5 pin
Lv KIngv in ........................9. 25 aitim 6 0W tiln,
C1 lI del Junct io)....... .... i, till am 30 ai1n
Ar Catcden.............................11 5 VInI 8 16 atin
Connllections t Columbia with Southern
Ralwavy for aill ponts in upper Sothl and
Nort.h Crolli. sot Id trint Is bct.een Char
lestoni and1 Ashev-ille. Connec41tions ('rein
points1 4on Souter HaIIiIwafy to) AuIgulsta,
A iken and ot her points8 4)n "T he Cha)rle~1ston
Llno"; t Chasrieston wvIt h Clyde L.ine S3enml.
0r8 to New York and)4 .lackson1vIie.
1,. A. EMEIINON, Trmie Manager.
E. 8. IOWEiN, Gleneral Manager
Genleral Ulnicos: (1hatrleston 8.CU.
Uhallstoll aiul WEsteli Cal'olmla Rwy 09,
Aliglsta al9d Asheville Short 14:le.
Meheduale Iln Eirect eb. 7, 1897.
Leave1' A 14Ug uta ............. 34 -131 m1 .1 i
Arrive G3rLon wood.....2 17 p1u ...,,...
Anderseon..---............... 10m
1.nu1rens ............... I 35 p)34 7 00 aan1
Greenv ile............ 3 0'34 mU 05 aIf
(1 ken n Springs...... 45 3)m - ...,..
Mpnlrian bulrg .....1001pm 10 10 anm
Salullta ...............1 5 3 pin ........
I lendersonvillo...(6 3 p1n ......1.
A shevlile............. 7 09 pm1 ......
1Leave1 A shey vile..........820 lIa)n ......
Spar a~nnrg......1145 4111) :0j0pin
U 111n1n SprIngs....1 00 a m ........
Or eenavlo.... ....15041n 4i00 pan
Laulrenls............... 1 30 p33n 7 10 pml
Grea)) wood ....... 2 28pm ........
A nderson ................ ?0 a
A rrive Augusta .............50 13n 10 am
Lealve Calhounut Falls1...... 4. 44pm ........
A rrive fl4aleIgh...............12 20 4 i .....,.
N')o1k................7 30) an ......,.
Petot shu rg........... 2 an ........
I___h____ n _ ......... 72) am ........
Leave August a....... ...... ............ .2 55 3)m
A rr ive A ilIend alo.........................6 (40 pmn
F"al rfax .................... ........ 5 15 p) rn
Ytlmaslsee.............91( 30.1 an 4 !b pm1)
Reau11 tort..............10 35 am 7 20 3pm)
Port Iloyl.......10 50 am11 7 30 p11n
Rnvan n ah..)........................00 pm
CJharleston.........................8 (48 pa
Leavec Cha riestOz.........................50 anl
Savan nah..................... .....4 50 aIl
Por t 1Royal........... I 55 1)m1 *435 am
Rleaif ort .............. 2 10 3)1m 8 25 pm11
Yllmassee............8 311 pin 25 p)1n
Fa irf ax ............................0 32 a14m
A lend aleo............. ... ........1 437 am4f
A rrIve Alngusta..........................12 55 pm
1.4(0 p ml trail)~froml Au111isici 111304 siin s e
Connection at Ca1loun Falls for all 1)0ints 0on
Seaboard A ir Li.11
Close conne)CtLion at4 Greenwoodl for al11 poin1ts
en S. A. I.. and C. am)i (4. Itallway, and at
8partnbur wit SnuhernIlailway,
For anyi41r hornonrelat.ive to tickets
rates. sceules3, add(ress.',
WV. J7. CRtAI10, Gen, P'ass. A gen t,
E M. NORTill, 8ol. Agent. Augnsta, On.
COGLU B1A. NEg/BER RY &. LAUREN
~' RAILRAD. 1rim)e Table Inl 4Teet Jan
nary 2i., 1897. Eastern St.adard TIimo
Southlbounld. North bound114
F'"gt I)'3y ensg'r otug'r I)'ly F'gt.
M'day I)Ply l)'ly M'day
WV'day W'day
F'day F'day
only only
A.M. A M. PM. IPM. P.M) .M
ST iTIONs.
7 . 01 451 Lv 1,aurens8 A r 315 l110 3 00
80480 210 ..Clinton..* 3250 1035 230
82) 4 48 2 .2 Goeldville 1238 10 10 1 05
8 35 458 230 ..Kinard 12311 954 12:31
845 507 235 ...(lary. 1227 942 12044
855 3125 2-43 ..Japa 322.4 930 1s'5
9:40 586t 2517 hewberry 1210 *4531120
1040 567 8 13 P'rosperity 13 f.8 82531055
II 00 0 2 821 ....311ghs ... Il 419 84)5 30030
l15 4 138 328 1.a MounItalin 11 45 7 5.51020
12445 63 13 3-10 ...thapin... II 115 7811 9)
1230 6-i 48 'o White Icek 1128 710 925
1-2 415 6657 3 66 P0nlien 4tin0 11 2.1 71)4 91(4
1 09 7313 4(06 ..m o.1. 17 0-11 8.1
. 30 7 2,5 4 183 ...ealhart.. 11141 4 -28 834
m4 7-15 430ArCoumlbi4lv.1100 6004 300
'V. (. (:l 1.[ai .3. 11. N OL AN,
31u perlin t0Iendent4. Mnst er Tranl.
rOhichestew's Englishl DIamond fleana.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
OArt, always relIable. L.ADItS at
Ibruggistfor Chceaser's Xnul sak Dl.
. bo:ea, ceated ullh blue rIbon. Tako p
. o othon~ Re.143adan4gevou. bstitu
(ione and8 eSmtations. A l DraggIste, or send e.
In stainp t or 1art0entars, testmonltall and
OhbletewV&emicalO.,am ace.
flold ti Local Drugss. . . t MsV. ac .
eaI0SachesP pdn2^nnuo by Dr.
Pr. les' NEnva Pr,ARTEns euro RHElI~,M,
T SM. VIA1 1{ nAOnICS Atdr......, 3y6o
*S. A.L* N 5
WI
4L /ZJ/t/)AI1JfR,>
To Atlanta, Ch riott At'gusi a. A1110 h
m1ngton, New Orlon IIs aind New Yok
HIos,onI, ltlhinonil, W HlUg n -
Norfolk, Porttitolith.
Schoduo In l-iect Fob. Tth, I897.
- -if - W -i. N . - .. -
LVitffOr,ii 0& II11ii'fti'. A 3
'. ttilaw phit ......... ....... I2 I tat 124411111
lialtimiort ....... ....1 *- 60 - -t
W ilil, ist ll................ 4 40 41 4 34)141
". Wa.ito .......... - t m 16
iJ4 Nor1.k',i - - * (
o l6n-At t (I
v*I Wohl . ....... *13 28mT1 i b u
Ar Vli 4. ta. 2.111w3 l U jl .
Lv.. ... ... .... ... ... 61 i4t Ilk 1 si_te)
Ar....*...,.................ll00en
lAy 1) r 1 1- ,--W-0110 ats *$9
At taleigh, viat S. . . :.. .. " 6$
t ..tf rt.I..... ............. . .*
" onithl - orn 10 .............. 4 21 " is
S an ............................ 5 15 *
" W ati boro .................... 55 "
Tit iir,^vi i .. A . L it si t iin
Lcol~e;.tbiai,C. N.& T.. IL~.7~. tf0~p~m
A r il eto ..........1...... .. 1210
"reenwood "' ..... .. 5 " 1..7 mm
Abb yil " ....... S " 1
.' liber ton ' ..... 12 07 pm 2 41 '
Aie.......... I ' 345
i ler " . ........... 1 5 4 30
A ...atn., 8 A. A . (Uitoti 2o0 " 520 "
NOIlTHHIOUNI) No. 402. No. s.'
Lv'tlaoita,~(Cifrtr al Tim'he) *120 arnt *7 50J pn)
W - Ier ..'....... 2 4) pmt 10 42 "
A t hent I ......... W6 . 11 2 - $
Elberton ..........4 i 413 4
AbbovI lle .......... 1 1 3 40
tloen oot ......... 1 40 " 2(9 i
C.n .tn ......... 634 3 05 "
I,v %otitttL,(ont]lt)10ol #7 56fl
i llileib a~~ . . ..... ^... ~.~. Ji 102 "
.1brtior ... T4 ,__ ill
XA reit~ito,vil H.A. L . 4O33 1)m *305id
ATb~bevniila A......... * Itsep 0 is
amllet, " ......... 11 28 " 8 15 "
AriW inltton .......... 3 nmi30n
Socilititns 1Inies. " . 32... 11 I 13Ii'0ami
a tateigh " ... ... ..... *2 ; 0011 5
iomtero , .......... 28 4 * 0
it Iliilt~ 6 .... .732 "' t-i 09 pmi
I7 yWliuRi m " .......... 120 pm11 01 am
ASr W11oniIll 8. A. L. *4 1. 1 In *1 01 p
lichmond ...'............ 815 " 650 4
" Wash)irigt.',ivinP" th . 12:31 " 110 '4
lattlimore " 0. h 4-U kn 12 48 amt
" hladtelphlit " o "I
New York, " " " * -23 " *dtj
ArPorsmoith " " 7 30 1nm) r)0 p.11
Norfolk " " " *750 " 105
.* 'ly. t IPy, ex. Stunday. O'iy x1Minnt'y
Nos. 403 alid 402.-"The Atlanta Special,"
SoldN< Veftibfilo Traiti of Ptllman1 Hlcoperi
and Coatches between Vahington and At
limlt, also Pulliman I-kleuperm between Ports.
mot,h tind Chester. S. U.
Now. 41 and 38.-"The S. A. L. Exprem,"
Solidridn, Cotthelii and 11tillim 1Scepolrt4
between Portsmouth and Atlanta. Compnnlly
Mleepet a betwcen Colutmbita and Atlantat.
11- thIt trains nnko iminedlate connection n i
Atlanta for Motgomiery, Alohile, New Or
llns, T"xast, California, 'Mexlco, 'hattat
nooga, Natshville, Memphis Alacon, Floriltt.
ForTlcetq SICepurs, aild Informalition, ap.
p1 . to 11. A. N owlala, Gen. AgI., Pmis. Iwp't
6 H imball iouse, Athantt, Ga., 'Uharlotle, N. (1
11. S-r. JOH N, YT1ev-P~em.iii Gen'l AlmaKer.
V 10. l(e]Elq;, Uen'1 Hupiltondent.
11. W. 11. ULOVER, Trafile M alnger.
T. J. ANDIURION, Geal Passenger Ageit..
OMNnuA, OFICES: 'ORT831o.'133 VA.
Florida Central and
P6ninsular Railroad
h4liort Lne Betw een Florlda and all Nairl
ernt Ponitu.
Everett, Havatnah, Augu(h, (4a., Co.y
1umb11ia, Washingtonl, Batim11o'r
Philadelphia, New York, to.
ton and the IaLt..
Everett, Macon, A tlata, Chattunooga, N'asha
vi110. Lou1iville, Cinclitnoti, (igo.
Everett 111rmiingh1am1, 1101y Mpring.4. Mns- A'
phia, Little Rock, Kannas City, tt. Louis, (Chi.
cntgo, Sioux City.
Itiver .1inetion, Ponstcohit Mohile, New Or
eans, 'CXs, Mexico, Cliifornia t utile
Paiclle Coast. Effective Tanuiary 18, 1817.
New York Expressa No 38, iw'nves Jafcks4on
vill tX .24' 3. mn., ,,' hi throuagh PullmaniZI14 MInept.
era for~ Sa3vannahtl, I 01ltmb3a, WVahington
lialt.Imnore, PilItadelpint, Nowv York, an33 ll
Keawern points. Connoects for F"eramlwaina,
tilrn tralin No. 37 reachles Jackso,nyllie 9.12
P. m*.
New York anid Flor1kla Limited, No, 32 -
Molid Vsatibwu3l Tlratin with c(mpatmttttt , ob
aervation. (lining andt leepin)g c(ra, ver~ . le
gan 3.; Ieatvo St. Augusatine 0.50 n3. m., Jlac son3.
vylle 11.00 a. m-*, daily except8Sunaday. No. 31
retutrn ing 3tr.aives Jacksenville 3.30 p. m.3, ..t.
Mutusetinte 4.40 p. 3m.. dtally, exept 34intlay.
Ne w Y ork Fat Mtall Ne. 30t, lea ve ~3Jac.hon. ,;i
vilte 31.55 p. mt. Diy for w'an e points North
Carries Th rough Hleeners .Iacksion,villa to N'w
York, ILitr No. 85 rrlvves Jacksanvlille
9.00 a. mn.
Asheville Rloute.-.Throughl Putlma 331l3Beep
ing Car Servico for Cilncintnal.i ulii Havlann'a,
Clum33)bill Asheville, 11ot Sprinswa, 14 noxv'ille,
th)routgh (the Celebrated Mloutin Coun3tryl4 of
Nor- hi Carolinwa. i,csnv Jac0kson1ville .55 p. tm.
Arrives (lineluat,l 7.16 a1. it. Itoturnintg ar.
rlvas JacksonvllHe 9 a. nw.
Ontly line thwrou.gh thle benu,ifu3l htill coultfl-y -''"
of M1itdie F1or'ila, Penseacola An.3d .JM.nabmw
Bay. Leave Jacksonville 9.15 a. fI1. By No. 2
(1 11v for Latko CIty, LIve Oak, Matrlson, Mon
t.icello, T1allahnwsee, Itivor Junction,4 Pensta
cola. Miobile, Nev' Orleans nnd4 t heOMouth wevst
MexIco, Callbrnia, and4 the Paicifle Coast
(nrt lea FSlewperw. Retwurn', No. I arrives Jack
son)ville 8.C5 a. mn.
Leave Jacksontville 9.35 a. ma. Flor Sitrke
IJinthtorne, Silver Sp)rin)g, O.cla, Gaine'svillo
(Ceda.r Key, ildwood, ieebutrg, Ta'lvares
A popkau, Ortnmlo, ILacooche1, Dade City, P'lant
01 ftn amp. Arrive .f3ncksonviile, .8. It. m',
I oily Sprngsw Routo (No. 341). Mt. Loui3s'
Kansas city, hiergo. Leave JackswonvI iel
6.535 p. tm .,rfor MUConI Atlainta, I3irmtini~ ham
Mlemphisa, Kansasw City. Throu3gh3 P'tI tn imn
Sleeper withoutt chanige Itn 411 hours to Kiansa't
Clily. Th3w eiote la via0 Ageon, Atlanita, Rir
mingn,mloly Srpis frMemnphis,8Spizn.
fie.l,. Xansas City. N , 5rturn. arrivesa Jac -
sonvill 9 33.00 n. 3m.
8.20 a. m3.-Lceaves Jaclksontville fer lrumna.
wick by the Cumnbelan<d Iitto Stenm3tor,'and
Cuzmherlamad Houmlw.
1-00 a. mn-.k:nvo Jaicksionville for 11runs.,
wick, via Everett, inily, wucept ibumlay.
-1.330 p. mn.-LonI for ?,veret t. (:o~se conn33C,
t.Ioa for Bi3nswhieCi. Shoratest all(1 (luicekewt
6.00 p). m'f.-Local for Tau~liasa nitti intter.
merla lt e pintIls. A rrive Jackson,villte 4.15), >.m
.20 p. 3.-For 'Tamp1a amwi inlte ir
polits. 1' all' at niSepersi. Arrive .Jacksona.
Th4lrouIgh .'leepcrs for (innattt I via A alt.
ilo, leavec Jacksonaville t. A.55 I.33,wr'v
Asheville 1.10 p. mn., tarrives C1l3gjli 7.1
IJ r Mcwn, At aa I vo trn na3 duaI
PnI.an1 3agr. oen tiralatrens
Atlantic Coast Ui~'1~<
IIetween, ('iaulexCtoun nad C!oltubtI
Upe!wwr N4onlth On r4lina, NGg.8a 4 ato
u,AtnaN( Aia.lli, Ml
*No. 5,2 Ii ~ra u. 9(oiNo ICASr
7 -3a hI ,vCare t0; A.. A ri3 jt
935 arn uwi,v fanoso.A...r 7 48 pm
10 .55 5-3in A r.H n In ie.A....Ar 35 b m
Ill il.8am Alr.- uwI hia. ....L v 515 pmt
12 II 13 A r.r y-----l.v 23 j8 pm
..2..5.......A.Nr whrry,....y -,
Ar15 lmIAtr - -.lv 3 10 pmn
SinAr. ltCtwen...v 1 4. pmt
2 3; inna A r...(I . ews, ow- -I
. 74 ,5pn A r.,..Atn
16 3lait Ar.A w -ww 35a.rn
4112 3)1n A r .. Wtnahw - --. 05j an33
8 n0 pm At::.---Snn m
tht:hy,pi Ar"---tl, . . v l1.i )gl
N7 s (' and Ar: Sld.
to a aao 63Sldtairnsw bet wo,,n ChIarles.
Gen] PSaeerA gN, ,
(J,' T.Illlo M.afI I0enMlgr