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3x 1tald Rod giruto MR, JUSTICE FIELD It-ti ftav on nOfnh -MS VNINKR &W 10 Oat Q1iltone J110ci4t WshintN1, tt, 14. it wa, a nofnd at thel sprome oul't today that 'ustkica Stpholl .1. Vield, of OClifornia, had lotitled PreAidtlolt MoKiley of his iltentiol to rotiro s ai membe of the Oolul, and ha l infblor d !is eolloaglno of this act.. It is fXIpect-d that. hi%s a or Vill be nomiatod by th proside1n inmedistly aftr the otwoning of oigremt ill eomibor, andt tliat At torny k4nourtl hoonia, lso of 0alitornia, wlil b1e naied for the oifti. J1ustieo Field, it is learned. noti 14 the, president laml April of his iotention to retirive. ht tho President did not fAllowhdgo it until Oct V t in the lett. of ,1uitlo Foield to his ai4xintos, not It% ilig thom of his rotireonilt., ib h cOpyN of tha aoept a'oe of his reiguation by t1he N ros dent, in whic'h Mr. MoK imley speaks in the highest toimn of t h" lorTi0o r4nderod by the dIst gumbhd jnnst The lotter further savs "M'.y judioial oaroor cover.is mny years of sorvioti. On tho 10th of Maroh, 18(03, 1 was comirsiontid by Presideut 1.iikcoln1 a jutiko of the 0aprome oourt of the Unittd States, taking the oath of k)t11tj on the 'Jth day of the following May. "Wohei my resignation tithe effoot my period of torvico on this bench will have excooded that of any of my prdeocessors, whilo my otitire judi. Oial life will havo Unibraced mor" thil forty years. L may bu par. dond for saying that during all tWis poriod, long in conpilaioll with the hrovity of hutmiii lifo, though in the retrospect it han g4n with the Owiftnonn of a talo thatt ill told, I hav nit tilunluod to doclar11-, inl ovory ease 0011ing hoforo m14 for d1eimiol, the Conclusiol whihll il my dolihorato sonvictions coipollot me to arrive at, by the onsoieitiotn exorcise of sash abilitios and renuiromntsi as I pousessed. '111h 1,AtT OURVIVoK. "It ii a pleatiallt tiling i-l imy uemory that iy appointiont tamei fromi Prosidoitt Lineoln, of whoso appointoes 1 amu tho last surviv'or. Up to that time thoro had hoon nio re.proentativ'o hormo of thle P aci tio "'At tho heand of tho oourt, wheun I became one of its immbors, was the 'renerable Chief JuLstico' Tlanoy, anid among the~ associato justicos waIs Mr. Justico Wa'yno, who hald sat with COh'of Jusotico Marshall, thus constituting a link betwoon the pas and the futuro, and, as it were, bind iuig into unity nearly ain outire Gonl. tary of the lif, of this court. "During my inlcumbonecy thre suhief justicos anud sixtIeen assooiate juisticesi hav pa3100d away, leavYinrg1 me1 p)recious rombrancesLLT00 of coum mon01 labors and( initimaito aindt agroo ahle comupanionsiip. "Whenu 'IIamO lher this counltry was in tho midst of war. W ashing tonm was one groat onmip, anld no0w a.nd theon the boom oif cannon01 could be beard fromn the other side of the Potomao. lint we conid not say, 'Inter' arma silent logos.' 'T'hizs court molt in regular session, neverO once failing in time or place, and its wrork went on as though there was nro sound of battle. Indeod, the war itself simply added to the amnInt of lhtigation here, as else. whore. lint thme war ended in a couple of years, and theni came the great period of rooonstruictioni and tho last amendments to the foderal constittion. In1 the effort to ro-es. tablish the niatioin, to adjust all things to the changed political, so cial and economio coinditionis, qjues. tiona-oef far-reaching import were developed.-questions of peorsonal liberty, of constitutional right, which, after oft-time(s hleated diii *ussions before the p)001)1 and in the halls of conlgressi, (came1 to us for~ deeluionj. "1 do not exaggerato when I say that no more difficult and MOMaLNToUnI QUESTIoNs were ever presented to this or any other court, . I look hack with prido and joy to the fact that I was per snitted to take part in the considera tIon~ of all these important ques tions, anid that not unfrequontly I was onlled nnon to epres the jild. mout of this ourt therton. An iow that tho tims of anigry do mAtt, %lo fop ling and judicial d %ition have pased, it is a pleasur, 0 realis that the wlolusionle i lowtwl by this tourt have been w% 'epted, not Ilkiply of nmooatly a 10 prosorihid by the fundalmnit aw, but., in QIe main, as m1 thom1 filrla both correwt aid wim%. "Att, wo All kim, tho perit-.1 o he war was followed by one, 0on itming even to the proset time, o nARMol,tit 111t(oual doAlopmllont Noalth n(VtImullnA Imol 1uh aliefor bo )O WaR droaied of in this country. 1iganit,io 6ntrpvIaes were u11ndertak n Aid Carriold thr\1ugh. In vuNlti oni iare muiltiple'd thIe eoumeeniences o fto a woll ai 1he posaibilitics o ci vimunt I t ded, i he Condit-ioni 4 fe have tvoentially chifged fron hl,xm% that prevailnd prior t) th, tar. 011t of this changed social and conomic coditiona have sprunig ot mor0Aly An imimlonse mnltitildo ol 118 but ilitigation as a characto itally affecting the future pronper. ly and safety of this country. Tt hit C'mnrt havn come for Anal moilu ion aid decision mlany of thesc utitfions and cases. fly the blemt ligs of Almighty Ood, my healti rnd life have been premerved and I ave boon enabled to take part im hlit, naiderat ion of all thes. ease Mv approcla'f the magnittAdo o 'r labors. l bnrdon rret iux pOn no for tho last Aiften or twen y yearm has beat enormoas. The olumloa of our report.s show that alono have written 620 opinions f to thoso are added 7 opinions in ho oirenit conrt and 862 prepared rhilo I was on the supreme court o 'alifornia, it will b, seen that I have oi0sd the decision in 1.042 eases. aliy OT THI PaonS. "It may be said that all our do isions have not m1,et with the um1 QrIal approval of the American loople, yet it is to the great glory if that people that always an >vorywhere has been yielded a will Ig obodiII8 to them. That fe K oloquont of the stability of popu. ar inntitutionm and demonstrato Iat the peoplo of thoea United Statem r0 capabIe of Silf governmIeIt. "As I look bask over the mor< han a third of a century that I havc at on this bench, I am more r,I noro impretised with the immneasur bLU importanceo of this court. alrrio neither thre purmo nor. the word. But it possoase the power o Inclnring the I aw, and in that i_ oumnd the safogaurd which koopi ho wrholo mighty fabric of govern aonirt fromi rushing to dontruction is nogativo powvor, the powver o esistaneo, is the only safety of nopular government, and it is ai ddit.ional anrance when the poWe s in such hands as yours. "With this, I give place to my~ necessor. But I can never oease t< inger on the memories of th, 'aat, "Among the oompensations for al he hard work that a seat on 6hi >enoh imposes have been the inti Liaoie.s and friendships that. hav >Voni formed betwoon its membora ['hough we have often differedi mur opinions, it has always been at roneet difforence, which did nc iffoet our mutual regard and resoo L'hose manny yearn have indood be eroa of labor arnd of toil, but the anvo brought their own reward; an ,vo can all join in thanking to Uh Anthor of our being that we hai Jo prmtted to spend so mnsh ur lines in the serviee of our eour bry." '135 00oaTr's aan,r, whbich is signed by all thre memaberi ipressee deep regret at the loss riaeseustained and pays a high tri ute both to the chraracter asud abE ty of Justiee Field. The president apparently has s et deided upon the appointment hat Justice F"ield's retirement wi. )cenlion, save that Attorney Generi HtoKennra will be nominated for tb mnnpremo bonch unless some caus ntorvonos between now and Deern or to prevent it. After the adjournment of court tc lny, the justices and tire ofilcers c~ hi' court called ini a body at. Justic Lield's house and took offoial loav >f the retiring justice. Althroug nal reignation doen not take effo< Antil the th-st of December iti he understanding that Justico Fiel ,vili not resume hris seat on thr uenceh during the interim, Let us rememiber that peaoo a well as charity begins ait homue an tr to keep buek the unkind wor and thangrny look. BILL ARP ON GHOSTS - ne1011ens11 mot.19W IIN THum1 , wl e AU MMWA ii iti RA11heh.U noees it as 4114 Maist-- As id 4ettese Mat's hperinseat it. edouA M.A. sro -4014 orlolml. ' Aris Kme"s. "()ld M"Nortatliy" aIs on of W&I r al v t N ' mos t illtoit ilIg clara ImrA. Thift long hatirdod, venerable itmln ep tit all Ihe later years of his life inl I .itng about 'rom cemetery t eemtnii y in rechiseliig nud remalk ing the marble slall that moveed the graves of the dead. N.O. oily that, hat he .'leaned them (f t'i Imulit and at a i and set thtem up pquare and lov A and did it ont of lompect for I d41aI kindrefd and fricued. Nearly fifty years ago I visited Laurel ll, the beautiful home of the J%a I of Philadolphia, and the iiret thing that greeted me at th,een trance TaG a browistone statue of Old Mortality workimg on a weather beaton narb1le slab. A little dried Up, ape 'taeled old entlemlan with a pea jae tot coat on and the big pock ea fille'l with ohisnia and mtallots and brashes and o d rage. Maybe he is there yet. I don't know, lit I thought of him the other day as I wander.?d through the silait city of the des I in Myrtle 11111 at Home, G a. It has been about, forty years siLe 1 helped to lay off that come. tery, ALId people have boon moving there eir alsa and a good motto to . plsee, ov the gate would be "For k:en may tome and wen may go, but I go ou forever." An old-time friend was with me, and 1 e4a'1 belp but think of hiM as "Old Mortality," for he has been nursing and eherishing that grave yard fur ever forty yeare and hite Made it a place of beauty and a joy forever. lie has long since made a reputat On as an ab'O IIwyr and a learned judge, but I know that he never took as mueb interest or real pleasar o in anythinj as in beautify ing and adorning that lovely and romanut!e place. R,) has spoit, hun droes o' dollars tho-a out of his own pocket. His ow.i lot, with ita Italian MIArble Ionum1ent to tho memor.1 of his wife. is a marvel of exquisite beanty. , saw whore he had righted up and plased a new founeation under the imoniumetit. of the wift of a far distant friend. Within the last year or two lho has been to Maoon and :eformed and re newed Hie monumer is that mark his parornts graves. 1He has been to Eatontr'n and worked on those of his brotheri and sisters who died in the long ag.>, and has piaced tombstones over the graves of his grand parents. IHe talksa to me. feelingly shout some negleotod graves of our friend, who sleep in the old graveyard at Rome that nobody cares f r and is well nigh abaudoned. "When I get through with them," he said, "I shall feol satistied and take a rest from this business and endeavor to 1 be ready for my own funeral." If a he is not Old Mor6ality now be will -be if he lives long e-iougha. s WVoll, I like. ,ha6. We all like it; .that is to say, all kind-hearted, re .a Ilootive people. Some people are afraid of a graveyard, espooially t young leople, who nave a horror of .(death, I ut it is a foolish fear arid a woars o.' as we got older. Wheon I y was a youth at a country school tI there was a braggart sort of a boy o nameod Baldwin who said ho wasont o afraid of ghosts. Jim Lintona bet f hina a dollar that he wouldent go -down to the rocky field that night and ont a sassafras bush that was near an old grave and bring it to the lhonse. The money was pub up. Just about dark Jim slipped around arid hid behind a rock pilo that wais near tho buahes that had grown arond the grave. WVhen Baldwin Sgot there and was about to cut the sasafra,, indon said solemnly in a 1deep banie voie, "Boswarol that's may grave," and Baldwin ran home. with Jim after him an.i like to have fainted at the door. When I was a little mill boy and htad to pass a country graveyard oni the way and happeni1 60t be late in getting my Sgrist from the miller it was a strain on may ywothful courage to go slow by the sacrod mystor,ous1 plaoo. But go fast you can't on an old away back mia:'e with a bag of meoal under you. For three or f.>ur yours I was on the kokout for a ghost in tho twi light, but I noveor saw one and I rockon it helped mno lator on, for mny v,ife live I nar the village graveyard and who.1 I was courting hoi:. and Skneeling at her sharin I had to pass 't near it overy night or two and its was a teat of my loen and,1n mvo, tion, for noitlor rain nor iurkuos ititiitdatod tue, which provils tho love i sti roiger tha fear. 8on moo0011ight ndihts Whoen I wats it litth prenture I havo walked iuelo o that ti11 honored pine. ant l pim t Ike tombstotis anud pernieetl thi opitaiplh% and the epitnty for It In r 1,1owting il tinit in% our hiunnnilly 4< 11Aplt wolt of th11 dolad, aomitily 11)111 thoir toibil. I tionl't boliovo in visible ghoNt, but somu stratngo things havl hap vonlokd 4itnoll tho Witelh of Enaidol 1allod tpl til) gliont of Samuel. Oill nighi in lFlorida a inumbor of tn woro giving in our exirieuo wholl my old vollego friend, N1 ay, took his turn. Illo is too old to provarionto or oxaggerate. Ito travolod inl nu. ropo with his wife and ednoated hil ohiHlron thoro and for eight yorti lived in Italy or in, tho citios along the Mediterranoan, staying some tiios soveral mn1ths in one place. On rrivinig at 1)roludon he sought for a plvavit hone to rent aind fount, one on a hill in the suburbi, a large, um-'ve, rookbuilt mansion of the olden timo. Ito tnd his wyifo and daughter wore pleased with the plaeo and rented two rooms. Tho room1s wer high and large and had a heavy cornioe abvut four foot bo. low the oiling. On this coric and just over the inmantel wav a portrait of a 1111m. It was an old oil paint. ing and the massivo framo was fastLenid to a book in the coiling. There was a piano in the front room and a stt. of fine old-fashionod furii ture. The laudlady was a sad fea. tured old woman. Tho first nigh t ot' their domicilo Mr. McKay and his wife aid daughter sat up quite lato and the piano was tried and found to be in perfect order. When they retired the lamp was shaded and loft dimly burning. About tmidnight there was a racket up about that por trait and it wia seen to break loose from the coiling and turn over odge ways along the cornick to the corner of tho root and then camo down with a erwilh. Why gravity didant make it fall down by tho mantle was the mystery. Noxt morning a ser vant aino and removed tho portrait. Next night after thoy had retired a heavy scroon that was botwoon the bed and the window galloped around to the foot. of the and fell with a crash. The landlady oamo in the morning and removed it and said but little in explanation. She seemed troubled. The next night, Mism hc Kay, who was gifted in music, played till quite late and after she had eloned the piano and join ed in the conv'ersation with her paronts there was an awful crash in the piano be. hind them. It mounded like every thing had been violently brokon by blows from heavy bludgeons and the blows were several times repeate& anrd with crushing force. For som<l minutes Mr. McK(ay and his wife ant daughter looked and wondered ant said nothing. Then he got up anm approached the piano and inspector it 010os1)y. Then he ventured t< open it andl found every string an< ovory key in order. Tha next nigh about midnight there was a pitifu wvail of a child crying in the room~ The lamp was turned up and search for the child was mnade Sometimes it was in one corner, thei There is a eta that pointa ever; woman to the path way of happiness. I is the "Star e Health." It is th duty of every mothe to point out this eta and indicate this pathway to her daughtes. There are teo many unhappy-4o0 many na healty women in the world. At ever gather, where women miee alone, th stor y is heard of sicknes sud nervousne. ad despon dency. The woman who suffera in this way maake a miatake to consult the average obsour, phtysiciam. If she does so, the ch ances ar' that she is told that her trouble is nervowu ness or insomnia or Indigestion er hear trouble. It does net happen very often the this diagnosis is correct. When byom< Aortunate ohance she is told the truth the she is sui&rinag from weakness and disasi of the distiucalyfemninine organista, .lhe I told at the eamue time that she must subi to the obnoxious examinations and loce treat.ment so emxbarrassintg to a soestive womuan. All this is unnecessary. The wise woman wil seek the advice el some specialist of world wide reputation Dr. R. V. Pierce is such a man. Foer thirt' year. he has been chief coneult-n physi clan to the Invalids' Hotel and Burgica Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. During the time, with the assistance of a staff of emi nentphyicins,he has treated tousand< of alingwome. Heis the Inventor oi that wonderful medicine for women knowi as D)r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Thia medicine acts directty on the delicate ant important organs that make staternity po. alble, It cures all weakness, disease in ternal ulceration and Inflammation and de bili'nting drains. It has transibrmed thou sanetls@of weck, suffering women intt heal'hy, happy, robust wives. It is for salt by all good medicine dealers. Never fhi) to cure constipetioe -- Dr Pierce' mlants Pets i in anotitr, theti up oil th aori6oa tt heloti olt III ti 1 hll it1d IIwIly off, blit Iti ory waf kistroiNsag, ni though in grout. otguih, Te lit iud. lady i'a ig (or Iant (1114 nId whnat ag,nlti about,a tho arnt bil akl thoro wai tio hkil In till tN4t1o tn a All it1 neighbor h1vo fany hilikn,il aidrull datid i< youl vr ho nr ol tl) ory. Ing " 'it ei hilln 0hi rooli horforoyl io wtid nho a diti V (l but. it, wat it long timjo ilgo, 111 ho linil' ko o01 11 .hot, i<i-rilig th110 W:A widi Npoloi tho it mlates of 0th1 holl"o woro ail 11ttr1 %'tht. fow ithoring liointsm 1 ii tor". 'ThIo 111ti w1loto po-riaif, Coll And ift$ wifil alilit Noll litid a lil,04) ellild. s.h1i thotight thtat,1 laybo tho littillife h iild loft thlo holitio by t. ii !tio >r iho woul not hav s rnted it. "N>w," manin my Crion<, "t his will 1111p)(nIlled jtlHt, atH I toll l-olt Itil lily littld wito will il to yoll 1lhat I havi not waggoratod it., Wo lookod ft the0 li tio woimu 1114 f-ho Mitid "it, Wall jet lit way." C of c o-rst they andmow tho nlx,t ithy. th e belivo iti Yns , I oliove tr. oitti ers . At,Kiy; 111b tsil a t o ilt , lily n1 il is nottirsit<. .13 1in Al. Cacelr 0l the Bteast. Mr. A. II. Crausby, of 158 Kerr St., Memnphis, Tenni., says that his Wife paid no attention to a smnall 11u11up which appeared in hier breast, but it soon ce Veloped into a canicer of the worst type, and notwithstanding the treatnent of the best physicians, it continued to spread and grow rapidly, cating two holes in her breast. The doctors s o on pronounced hier incurable. A celebrated New York specialist then treat ed her, but she con tinued to grow worse t and when inforned ihiat both hier aunt itnd grandmnother had died from cancer hle rave the case sip as aopeless. Soe one then re !.gtended S.S.S. and though little :.iope remained, she begun it, and an inprovement was no ticed. The cancer cotimenced to heal and when she had takOu several bottles it disappeared entirely, aad- although sev dralears have els.psed, not a sign of the disease has ever returned. A na Blood Remedy. S.S.S. (guaranteed j>urely vegelable) Is a rcal blood remedy, and never fails tocur.- Cancer, Eczetna, RheutIatism Scroft la, or any other blood disease. Our bo ok s will l.e mailed free t > any ad dress. Swift specifvic Co.. 'ito YE CE ilt ....,.T..1 16 N11 7 5., 11 Doub. Dlatilys.Tra..n..between Charleto Columbiaa........nd.i)August1a. i p PA88NoEuaiiw.1:)1.-r LvCirl eson................... 551 ami 65 0pm Su 8 nr1,.................. 7 5 -6 i a 3 m 6 10pIm A G eoirges...................... 8 22 a m 7 18 pmn ....nehv.......................1031 am 7 51 p11n RoL thNresvilo................. 1 1 am 50 pinlf OralIngobrg.......... .......9 16 amn 7 20 pm l).. martow................ 9 62d am 8 42 pmo Ftlok. Moto.............. ..10 00) am 9 03 pmn KitIlIvtilo....................10 27 am)e 0 17 pm tAClt emn a.....................10 55 am 1 10 p'm Lr Col ab....................1 7 i am 10 00 pm KLv Agua .................. 74) am 3 20 pm F lo n M to............ 7 05 am 4 55 lpm) ..t.... 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C.5a 35 i Ca de uio .......M 00eaut me th 4ham - Conectios at olumba lwuiath Southern t Ralwy oral points to upproth ramt Noth Caroliaolid tan bteuthweun Chaor. leto udAseve. ConnIsae &aeIong. rro Aike an othr pint on '.The Crulestn in a Chtletone wthlltLinegtem . r rt e,or and Jackshnvllea. . utL.'A. TMEl'sN Traill Maingr I h. yo. HOWiaN Gnora anaguer Gena fics' haiaonB I y lIllOolas&.eepndeaufle te hA trPlrenutiyohihes asuxln grwt, wil te yo Nh.eenal th Retor ofa b- utl l HalViW)Ito is youhful Comly scdCOU' dres Oca psal & ard tolng SIsateso me C undertakng ok GETTING READY E"Vilry oxpmollua 11101her lin a tryig ord.1i to faco. If sho doco not got ro<dy for it, thero I io toIllug - -W h a t n i1 y h a I )I N ) , U1tild.birthi Im full of uncerttitntiom if Naturo 1'i no givon propor asistanco. Mother's friend Ii the beA It Ap you can uso at this time. It iN a lininint, and whon rogularly ap. plied covoral nontlis before baby comes, It nitake tho a<dvent easy and nearly pain. Iei. U reliiven and provento " morning HiVEs," re:axes the overntrihod mums elH, rullovet tho distended fooling, short cin la)r, m >.kes reco%cry rapid and cor tain without. any dangerous aftor-offets. Mother's 'rlend is good for only one purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhod of danger and patin. Sk dollar pat bottle at'll drug stores, or sont by mall on reci pt of prico. Fts looKs, containing valuablo Informa tion for wom ll, will bo oent to any addrose Upon applioat.0n to TIU BRADFIELD RIOULATOR CO., Atlanta. U.a. COLUMBIA. NEWBE9RY LkUREN 'RALRO AD. iluoz'a4le Io1rect Jan iry 2111i, 1897. Iasttern Stuadard Time Souttbond. Northbound. lAI'ha I4x'd lli4- 'lnd Mix'd Lic't F'gt D'ly g'r omc'r D'ly F'gt. W<hlasy lD'ly l)y biday W'daty W'day Wilh. F'day 0ly only A.S. A M. I . I'M. P.M 1.M STATI'INM. 73 301 1 16 Lv Iauirens Ar I 15 110 00 8i ( 130 2 10 ..Ctnonl.. 1250 1* 280 8 2') 4 A8 222 (Moldvll1 1238 1) to1 I ( 8 35 4 Sb 230 ..Kinard.. 1231 064 1281 8 5 507 283. ..ary... 1227 942 1200 855 I 15 2 11 ..Jalapa.. 1223 930 1150 930 36p 217 NAowberry 1210 8531120 14140 6 67 3 !3 P roq peril y 111.8 825 1056 1100 0 12 3' .... hs 11 49 803 1090 114 5 d 18 3' VA E Mountain 1145 7 55 1020 1205 6 33 310 ...Chapin... 11 36 786 9 0 1231) U 4S 3 0 W*hite Itock 1124 716 925 1245 6 A7 3 A Hallon line JI 23 7(14 910 1 0-' 'i 13 4 -.lm . 11 17 0 41 846 1 30 7 25 4 3 ...caplaut.. 11 10 0 28 880 2 o 7 .15 4 1AiCouabIa.V 11 00 600 8 L %V. a- CIII Ilil " J. It. NOL,AN, Sss;lerinItent sint. Matster Trana. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. comdnde d UVelamtutu In Effact JIUI Y 4, 1397. BT ONtS - - . iaret t . .. 1 N 1. r. d lu1mbia .......................I m " IP osp ri.......................2 11 P & " ewL rry ...................... 1 22 p m " n %y S o ....................... 1 25 P in Ar. Ge0 nwou .. ...................... 1 46 a .. 1 r el i~ . . . .:.. T . 2 2 Ar. AutadrUl ...................... p IITA LIONA.7t1u Il~lron i e .......a3 a " Pedmnt ....... .1055 amn vAr Beti r4 Uv.ltl5 hss i ... ..... . 1101 Ar. l)onnalds .......... 1202pm " Greenwg..............1 00 "..b.rry.. .................. m n romperty7 -...........I r. lunmbia_ ._. 8 p m No@ TATONM. 'a~ 0 07a1915p1 ....leton........ 45 I a 129 " ..... tuo......7"48 020a io" ... no ... 0 54 ... acoltet.....l"42 8 4p I Ion 8 . partanburg...Lv 11 dA lp 1 45ai 88 av. . partanburg..Ar 11 2e p, Sjp7 Ar ... Asheoville... Li 8 "P," p. ni. "A, a. in. Trains 9 as.d 10 erry elegant Pullman steeIg cars 1 stween otluba anid A sheville, enront daily I et ween . noksgonvllle and L3a nati1. Trrains leave ?prtauhurg, A. A 0 4lvision, northboun 6 -7 a. in., 8:4 s. m., p. m., 4 ais ve &reenv ille A. and (. divIsion, uorthboxxn, ): ta a. mn., 3:8 p. mc. and 5:80 p. mn. (Veutib~uted imiteId)- sout ibu.~ :25 a. ua., 4:20) p. mn., l2:OOp. mn. (Vestibuld i nted). F ullnman, Ser vice. Pullman pala :e see'ing care on Traius 86 and 80, 87 and DS,. on A. and U. divIsion. Get ueini p. Traffe M'g'r M asingon, O. Washington, 1O. O. WV. A. TURK. 8. H. H ARDW[CK, G ,. Pass. A '~ As'b oe. Pass.. Ag' Ca1stIil alld WcSItl'll C81'Olai RWvy CO Augusta~ and Asheville Short Line. Schedule In Efect Feb. 7, 1507, Leave A .... gu.. ta............ . . T .an T A rrive GJreen wood.....12 17 pm Anderson...................... gi0'm 1.aurons.......... I I5 pmt 700 am G e nyile ..........8 0) pm 6 05 am G le n n 'rin go..... 4 06 pmn Hpa t t rg........3 0.0 pmt IC Y0 Ssatuda ............... 5 88 pm leider,sonville..0 03 pmn A she v o0............ 7 00 pim Leaz o A,dh vuto..--....... 820 amn Spartai. surg......11 45am 0 6. Utlenn Spinfge.... 10i tiam Lituren v.---.........(1)50 7m10 pm G reen w.sood....2 2 pIm Anaderson.. . .7 0 A rr Ive Agus.'st 6 ... .... pb"in 11p a I.eavoi CIxahoua Fallle...... 4-14 pm A rrilvo Radl t ................2 ) amn N orfo ta .............. 7 3am 1'itorsm tn ......... 7 20 am A rrivo A llendsto.,..........6 o F iiriax ....---...... ............ 5 15 pm Yoemag.so 11.........930 a.n 6020 pmn iien u fo' t............1 35 sam 7 20 pm Por t Ito ;sal.1.....0 50 am~ 7 80 pm Savsant th..............( 0p Chbarles on..........18 n hea,ve Charles on..........( 6 i MSvao n aih--................ ..... 6 50 a mI Port hs /9i.........,... .55 1)m1 8 II to H1au(01( : ............... 2C 10 5m 26 pm Yemss .............8 15 pm 9 26 pmn lFaihrfax.-------................. 10 82 sam ArveA uguost' -----........ ..... ..... 42 s pm A.rive m Asras4 n.ro5A utam 1e~ 11ii coontiIon at ( 'ahoun Falls for alt 1)oints on Seaboard A Ir 1Iie. U!lese con nci ton at G4reenwood for all points on S. A. I.. an I (I. andI (. Rallway, andi at Hpiartaonburg w itha Southern Hallway. For aniy itbirmatlin relativye to'ticke rates, schedu s addshress .Wf. . i1A1(G jen, t'ass. A gent, lab. T 1 A1tiita, 0 lp A0gne1aAten WiI. mkoton mi=adVNew York, wiso ton '1111blagtom, ohdle. 4 'e" 8n. TiliNNI S.oA. r.s. '50.4i. h l ol :a..................... 1 12 205 am a lt mo o...... .................. 8 1a '' a se o " b u w a in to ......... I............. 4 40 4110 S ti hm n ...,....................., 8 9 s0 'ortalsouth " ........ 846 pu 92) " Ar ionrasaon, 61 .A... ...111 6an e10 ai hvurham. " ...... aa0pmfil0apn Ir~ Prliglfta'. A.s ...... *a 10 pimt *8 0o pm r .... A................. 836 " 608 " "outhorn Pines........ 4 2A " 6 a5 " " lla l8.............0 ." 8 " W adesboro .................... M onroe ............... ,.....,.... g 4& " 9 1g * Iarito, vIa . A.. ~ 10 "V (hester, A -. .10 pm 107 Fim L v columbia, V. N.~ 1 ,. R.IL .-~. t415ji G reanwood . 1085 '' 07 am Abboville " ......... i 0 I 40 El berbtvyu " ...... 12 07 pm 1 41 4 Athens " .. : 116 846 W inder *e .......... Lou 4 1-0 " Atlanta. 8. A. L. (Vnion NORTHBOUND No. 4". No.88. Lv Atlanta, (Central Time) *1 00am * 6jpa Winder . 8 40 pm 1042' Athens ....... 816 ., 113, , " E r.. ........416 1211 ak "Abbeville .........186 140 ' Ureenwood 841 2 C, Cl.nton 884 6 0 Ob A r CLuIbI a 8. A, fZt .tm* ArCha iot .. .... . , .. .... F Mlnroo, via ... L. '40 pm 0I Slamient, - 113 .. ".16 " 1101n4orson, g..... $9 " 1000111a Ar DurhIU Lv hur am. I81 P 0110 am Xr -Woldon. Yl15 . AL.'........i04 " a 111chnond .... ..............S :: 0 60 wialuingtI'TISIren a.m. 12 I1 lil11t " liltiniore " -e- .," . I d8 pi Is 48 m Philadelphia .. "f 19 8o 8 13 4 "1 "New York, ". " e' o8 a8 j " Norfolk " . o *70 " 608 'm Y. tD',exSu'y.;-~K g y Non. 408 and 601.--"The Atlanta Speial'" S'olid Vestibule Train of Pullman Sleepers and Coaohes between Washington aud At lan(a, alio Pullwman INe ers between Ports. mouth and Chester. 8. jo Nos. 41 and 8..-"The 0. A. L. XZpres " Holid Train, Coaches and Pullman Bloopers between Portamouth and Atlanta. Company Wleepers betiyeen Columbia and Atlanta. R. t h traine make immediate eonneetion at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, Now Or leans, Texam. California, Mexico, Chatta nooga, Nashville, Nemphim. Macon, Florida. For Tickets, Sleepers,and Information, ap plytto 11. A. Newland, Gen. Ast., Pass. Dep't e mball Hiouse, Atlanta, Go., Charlotte, N. 0 T. Si.JOHN Vice-Pres, and Gen'tanager. V E. MoilRE, Uen' buperintendent. 11. W. 11. U LOVER, Trafflc Manager. T. J. ANDERSON. Gen' Passenger Agent. 01INBRAL OVIO2: POUT43O10TH. VA. Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Nhort Line Detw se Florida and all Nort era Points. Everett, Savannah, Auguiia, Ga., Co. lumbia, Washington, Baltimoro, Philadelphia, New York, Bos ton and the Mat. Everett, Mason, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nash ville. IAuiaville, Cineinnati, Chiago. Everett Birmingham, Helly bprings Mim phis, Little Rock, Kanses City. 8%. Louis, ChI IsSI, I'loux city. verJunation, Pensaeola Mobile, New Or leans 'lexas, Mexico, California and the Pacio Coast. Effeetive January 18. 1897. New York Express No 88. leaves Jackseon. yille 8.20 a. mn., rih throng Pullman Bloop. cr5 for Savannah, CoIu nii, Washintgton Baltimore, Philadolphia, New York, and all Eastern points. Conneota for Fernandiaa. Hoeturn train No. 87 reaches Jacksonville 0.11 p. mn. Now York and Florida Limited, No. 8. Biolid Yetibule Train with eompartsuent, ob servationi, dining and sleeping ears, very ele gant ; leave 'St. Augustine 9.8S a. mn., Jackson. yiie 11.110 a. m., daily exeqpt Sunday, Nto. 81 retu ern ing ar.iv.s Jaeksonville 8.80 p. mn., St. Augustine 4.4t? p. mn., daily, exeopt Sunday. New York Fast Mail Nto. 88, leave Jaekson yuleo 0.58 p. mn. Daily for qan e points North Carries Through Bleepers Jacksonville to Ne w York. Return No. A arrives Jaeksenviile 9.00a. m. Asheville Rtoute-Through Pullman Sleep ing Car Bervise flor Cinsinnati a Savannah, Columbia, A sheville, Hot Springs, E noxville, through the Celebrated Mountain Cou.ntry o1 Nor: hi Carolina. Loeave Jacksonville 0.06 p. m). Arrives Cineinnati 7.16 a. mn. Returning, ar. rivas Jaoksonvilog a. m. Only line through tire beautiful hill cenntry of Middle Florida, Peneacool and Bseeabla Ba. Leave Jaeksonville S.15I a.- m. By No. 2 daIly, for Lake City, Live Oak, Vaison Mgtr ticello, Tallmhascsee, Rliver JunetlB,Aalasa cola, Mdobile, New Orleans and the Sonthwest Mexieo, California and the Pacide Coast Care les Sleepers. Return, No.1 arrive. Jack soniille 8.06 a. mn. Leave Jacksonvillo 0.15 a. m. For Starke H awthorne, Silver Spring Ocala, Gaincsville Cedar Key, Widwood, Leeaburg. Tavyares Apopka, Ornandu, Lceoehbe, Dade City Plant, City,Tamipa. A&rrive Jacksonville, 8.4 p. m Ii oily Springs Route (No. tO). Bt.Los Kansas city, Chicago. Leave Jacksonville 8.55 p. in., for Maeon Atlanta, Birin ghans, Memphis, Kansas City. Throngh Putllmant Sleeper without ehange in 48 hours to Kansas Ci6y. The route is via Asgeon, Atlanta, Dir ingha, mn Holly Springs forMemiphis, Spa-ing fiold, Kansas CIly. No. 36 return arrives Jack -* so nyile 0.00 a. mi. 8.20 a. fl.--lAaves Jacksonville for Drone wiek by the Cumuberland Route Steamer, and Cumnberland Mourd.. 11.00 a. m..-Leava Jacksonville for Bruns wick, via Evoro.t daily,* encept Bunday. 4.00 p. m.-Loai for Mv erett. Close conneo tion for Brunswlek. Shortest and quickest route. 6.00 p. ra.-Local for Tallahassaa and inter med iate pointis. A1trive Jasksoavllo4.ip. m. 0.20 p. mn.--For Tampa and interminate pointe. Pullisan Sleepers. Arrive Jacksou villo 7.85 a. mn. Through Bloopers ft.r (inoinnat1 via Ashe ville, leave Jacksonville at 866 P. mf., aies Asheville 1.40 p. mn., arrives CiinnatT 7.18 a. mn. For Mason, Atlanta, two trains daily, L1eavo Jacksonville 8.20 a. mn. and 6.5O p. mf. t3teamer "Manatee' from Tampa to Bral den town and Manatee River Points. Poliman Sleepera, on alu Night Trains. Parlor Care between Iaeksoav le and Tampa B ornda fr beet indexed township map 4.1 N. S. PENNINGTON A . 0. MAQDIONULL Traio Manager. doeneral Pasienger Aglt.. Atlantic Coast Line I F'A8'. L.INE - iMetweeni Ohiarieston a,d Coluambhaf Upper South Carolina North 4.ao lhsa, Athena and A61mata. PA.mena Da AavnMWr WZII. NQTo,I (. C Jan. l1tl,h, 80. COItDUNMED SUCid1iIJL,3 GoIwe W as's- in Jffeet Jun. 30, Goitre E 'r 'No. 62 legyem 7 0t0 am Lv..harlston,8.A....r 0 zM ym 8 am Lv....L.anes.........r 7 48 p 9 Sa Y...... umter........r 6pnm 10 55 emi A r......olumba........ 8 16 pm i 06 amn Ar....rosperi ..... 58 5pU 12 10 pm A r......e w berry ...,. 2 07 pm 13 0 pea A r....... li6ka.L.... v 110 pm S16 paa A r.L...a ures,.......L v 1 46 pea 2 8 pnm A r...Gre.e d.....7... .. 8(14 pm Ar7.....Abbville.........V.-.. S0p r....A thans, Ma.- . .7 43 pm r...AtlantA, la..,. Ly.,.... @ 16 pm A r.. ianbore, 5.C..L 1141 atm _8 30 pm r..arlotte, N. C-...v 9 86 m 8 81 pmn A r..A deson t~v~..Th-@ ani 4 20pmnA r..... Greenville..,.v 10 80 am 8 10S . ..partan bwrg ....v II 48 am 8 ti pme Ar,..Ilendersonville, II.Q..LY 9 18 am 7110m ....... Ashevile,......Lv 8 20am Nos, 82 and 8s Solid trains between Chles ton and Columbia. 1I. M. E MER8ON, Geni Paesenger ent. 3.11. KENLY, T. M. EMEI N (Ian'l Mnag,. ?..M e Ma--..