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a "t a Nro hi ago in * h neigbor hiLod of Mo1rrowt, Ohli, Whituxni th,A bhmmdoxoAin ntor fOr\%' tit e harge' of thre ighlittigardo wast given (Unpt. Nolan was in commaund, At the ion Ohargedt into tlih "vally of dont.h," Nonn, On hi conspicuous white Arnh Hjpurred far in adynnet' of all-l-a til tark for iu ian rif. muan. WVithIis sNword high upliftedl and1( at ch)oor onl his lips he wasN stritok in the frt by a fr1n.1nt. of ,it hrgo, iand intaritly kiltld. Idlo siword droppod fromu huis hand, hint the arm retain itm, uright m itiorn andhi Anfd, Hanrrd fihe bil atioo t h- -Iorto iItirlot.ively turmad back, am1111 gallop towaId thit brigadioti. Ao thu filol op(nId to lot himit. pafs Anl uunrohly hirikt l retIti th air, (1aid biy 801m1 to have'u boon)1 t.ho las1t agon - uifig cry of Nolan, in a vain effort to tn th brigaodo from hiN imn d, inhg dooi, ti tho tipit, by othi to 11 thb retlt of no human will, but duo rathor toi thoV113 "ipamllodic for wienl life ha cohnod." Straight intoo the lt.usianpi guli, uanhudth "brigo, anid. tho theyfti byvHu i ng Wt l Ii foll (.114 tlitti g ll rodo ink; but, Not, niot t aie ix hun trod." t hio igilo i "i only ncouner lood," I4 bnya o,o"b tho brillianomt of thi attek and the gal - autri, ordtor tho disc1tiplin wthich distinguishedl it..'' em hniamt of th o ighth frigade wra ot ovir to Quthotu to roc1Upor ath,ian with ophnm Nulln' wiothio Arnb, with two iglih t111 "tr cults in hid aido. blt' narri d t hoit marks ut) his dth. A t r hio lui"nt II "dontl in Quoh'to iloeoter layl or, a wholo alin cotton morehant of t ainc-a n innati, 1111rhasodl. im iringht himl to Ciuncinnat i, whort' he sholtrtly atr ward ohl him to A tugult l) lroot. io llroot wlaN a Frnchman t. Thgo Litt iroot ontod at prlt ty rumor outI lit wt. h Noingtnoni, Ky., on the cliff of Liokiig rivor, and nol w known Ils Dinort park. x urki ouN iuartorio wrs valtod up for NolaI. A rottn zavIlm ii brought from France to car for himiu, aid a han Comv jot ilack tllion. citalld Su wan, purhnld i Atigit by Broot. Hroot or, 0on of hir onmirou Th to Euro-o. Nolan wa a moagil l coit cront, Ciftee and a haon lf hand11 high , 81now wIhitt, wi thl inanoi and1( tail liktt Nt randsu of burnuishded iulver, andit nos,t.rt,lN lik pirk Nat ini floot as8 t.heu wmud unde(r the Nsaddtlet the only useO tot wh ich he ut ~'itPl with a uwinginlg, tonsy gnit, muos.t inr viting to thut oquesrttrian lovtr ; high Njpiritetd, yett gnit.lo withail as it fawn. Bloth Molan anid Suiltani woro rogu 1larly OxorciNed inl a ring laid out on 0on0 part of tho grounrdu for that pur poso0. So dociltt was Nolaui that the t.wo little daulghitert of theo hou)so1 wore muitch givten to c'limibing upon01 hi~ baick duiring this exoroiNe. If either chantIced to slip anid fall be nionth the fotot of t,ht horseo while in motion het would sitop1 insitat.itly, and1(, with Elho zounfvtt's cry to thet child, "T'ranqiol, tri,rauI!"' umetnning het quiet, would, with raro i ntelligenceo, bonid haiN htod anrd carefully plushI thot little 0ono from his pnith. On ono of the ravaging oxetdi tionst of t) Union troopsI staitioniod at Fort MIittoholl, at few mliles diis tant fromt timh O IBroot, residenice, both hiorses~ woro ltaken from thre staibles. Mr. Ltt Broot was away from home. Upon his return, with the im petuoity and1( OoCisi Vo etiont of the typical .Freunchm,an, he !tairted att once with the zounv in hot pur suit of the amimals. Somoc four mnles from homo he camne tross theme, teth ored( arid in charge of a dubaltern. Lie Broot covered the mnan with his8 pis tola while the zonve softly soonreod the horses. Hie then directed the latter to tatke them atcross the Ohio river, into Brown county, Ohio, he himself riding on into Covingt<n, Ky., and straight to the old Planters' house, where the comnmanuding otticer of the troops, Gen. Stanhope, was stopping. There ho defilatly chrallenged the general's interference in the case. Nothing came of tho afrai, how: n'ght at t nA t VA)i muitt Ahiv f W)th hi IN-. Vhwkt\1 prsntO their ts of p te Ytsuw 1 tOm 1 th ft t and , lil \ X-,ndm the m1oimd which lhc to th, bg plat formi abomt th water spae\ As thoir ovty foll upon th bvillhint vistai the alm1on1d ONOd individtials ha1ltod an1d after a brief tilelo ehat toroo like a trio of painted mandarims It the ar Vwent. 0lattorilg down tih sloop inelinlo. "Whoopo, glooo mightiy tlast," iuttortd one of the Chinmim to tlh watiter a1s h., in true Amerimin fash ion, orderod throo hors for himsolf And comlipnliionls. "Yeti," nonichalanltly roplit-d tho slinger of m11alt, "you fellmr. jist ortor try do tport. it.'s great." "Ah, al, so siont. Wliovo will. Whlatoo comto o" Boing informed thatt the coupon ont.it led t hem to tihe rido. the celk's tials wandered in the direction of the chutos llid Iioon woro listonding tho inclinlo in tho ear. When they realchod the upper plat form they got out., and as they turned to gazo down thoro was a rush on the parlt of olloln to a corner, whor4 they hold onl for dour life. "Whoopeo, no0 liko dis. T1oo uIchleoo high; t-loo much1ol tlido,' they chattored, but, they woro linally induced to entor th boat, and at a signal from th attondaitiit tho boat was tipped aiid away they Wolnt. For at mlomntL thilr4 wasH at blankll silelce, and thoU fo.lowed Ia chorus of terrified yells and throo pigtails wore streaming bhind tiroo aIttlss (31r1111iums, atnd throo terror-stricen Chimulnmon voro baying tho Inoonl in an offort to crawl into a corner of the rapidly doHoonding boat. "Wanttto glot out," ont) Yelled. "Killoo poor Chinamen," scroanwd niot.hor, while te third devoted h1im onorgiCs to grasping the mcatter(od cues of him coim pan11ionm ild hanging on1 with i tonacity that dist.nrhel the _0iilrium of the oAhers. Th n th boat11 struck the lake. TIhiere waus a pilash, a1 bound1(, aInd three ( dismnixItled Chiniamon~ wVoro enitanigld in an an jIiatedi hl(ap1, wvhuiIe from thae bunch c'ould be soon1 legs iaiulians waving and kicking in de(sj' itin as thle porturbed voyagors mtadly essayed to divo through the bottom of the bloat. W'hen the boat landed thu athnIond-l eyed trio wore h1(e1ped to the shore, anida1s they scrambled to firm foottig they turned toward the incline. "'Melican mianl funny. P ay theon c!OItH to be pul0O lup and slido like Ton mliitos laitor the trio triedl it again, anud, shiorni of its terrors, the Chinamen conitued to paItroizo the institution liberally durmng the ro tminder of tihe evening. lie ecuaros lag TIransfaer lo ai lictter lau-e liefore His succeanpor wn Appiointeqt. WVashington, Oct. 11l.-Williami (C. Urohor, a South C~awolinua D)emocrat, was remrovod iubout a wook ago from tile of1ice of Consular Agent at (I boni, (Germany, ill ordoer that tihe place might be given to a Republican. M r. D)rohor had1( pre.viously Imiado up1 hi mind1( that 1ho did ntot want to stay at (lubon alny longer. His onilcial in como1 last year was only $825, and sinice the passage of the D)ingley law his' fees have boon growing less. lie fore he know that the piowers that b)o in Wha Ishingtonl contemtplated h)is roemoval, hie wrote to inlfluenltial1 friends in America to secure his transfer to Noukirchon, where a Gor man subject wais acting ase Consular Agent. 'Thoe State Deportmoent was glad to secure the service of ani American citizen there, anld tile trans1 for was made today. Last yoar Neu kircheon paid $I,045i in fees, and it is said( that the agency has n ot beena in jured by tile Dingloy law. So Mr Dreher has profited through Ios'nig his former p)lace, anId has a' pretty good chance of remiaining mn the Con Sulair service four years mnord. Keecp all dead anld faulty linha cut off of the fruit trees as a pro toctin naaintfurnt.er d.cAa. I \ A Al A%n WAV0, Th \\\*11 \01\ n em that way"t Am k if n VAA tho Isik A% k \\ A' , Iw hinlk) )t\46 oVNQ, Smy V to~ ot 'w, \'1,1 t"n ' vw w, lo\g x'het \\\ i t i" tu or w'" f \\v INN,ti r si It N\l tzl kous, to h No 'uvt't how w se. it. 'Ailm &\ ' \ wttl' v\\ t %o\%, So "\ hetI te w'o~rii stusl tlrt'ary, Ao o lift' sttus bit te I, too., ,11t 'k your 1'isposit ion, Anil if it t iN s to su110 h 4 i0, Thie wetill look s.i bi ight low di:fk \ uas been th t-riht , I'hila e phia , cger. YOUR KIlGOM. lliThere is some~ plafor yi* oti to till. SonI work for you to do, ITat It aIn N, or v e r w ill o lit' its well as you. it nmay be cls aion. yo'ur way, S.1l te lit lt hotisply duty, fit onlly wait your touch, your way, To blossoms into beauty. I )r it uty be hSt iaily tasks, C'hee'rfu liy seen andt tlonet, il lav to great%I r o rkl t htasks Tlor yotu, an you alone. l1t' birave, wvha tever i t nmay lbe, lho litt to or the great, Tfo ineet nueil ilo it pierfectly, Anti y:> luthat comniuemrtt fat o. l'l iscilla iLvimnr . MANNERS FOR BOYS. Ii the stree, liat f iftr when say inig "G(oodl by3," or "'Ilow dot you do)?" Ailso whlen offerinig a lady Ta set or acknowle dgtng a favor. Ieep step with alyo e wi hI whom you wailk. AlIways pri(eede aL lady Thp stairs, bonly ask ift yo shall pro cede her in going through a crowd o b)iilossomjilito ealtv Or punbfird lac N. s4 AtW tb st reet dloor, hat off the morent you stp ito a privato hll or' oll. i LeT a lady pass first always, un less shie asks yon to jrcodO her. In the plrt. hor, slitands till every dy in the oom, n' oler ptople, fi eoi flealledin a(favor arti walk Mwyed.eeitld liise, if a ltdy its tihe lroo at.er you ari seated, and stand till she takos a seat. L pook people straight in the face when I hey are( speatkinig to you. Let ladies pass tliough1 the door 11 rst, staninctg osiod for them. In the dining-room take your seat after ladits and oldpr. Nover play with our kife, ring Or spool. D o not takhe your napkin up in a bunch in your hand. Eat as fast or as slow as others, andl finish the course wheni they do. D)o not ask to be eused hefore the others, unuless the rason is imt Rise whien ldios leave the room, and stand till thtey arle outt. If all go together, the gentlemen stnd by tIhe door till ladies pass. Special rtules for the mouth sumackinig the lipts and all noises shotld be aIvoided. If obliged to take anyt.hing from the miouthI, cover it wit,h the hand or napkint.. Hod r'oomis-never look toward a Always knock at a bed-room door, or at that of many prtivento rooni. T1hoese trules are imperative. There armo manny othter little thmngs that add to the grace of a gentle tian, hut to break apty of thtese is almtost untpardlonable. FROM GREENLAND'S ICY MOUN TAINS. it 18 i9 Reginald I lceio, then a young man, anud rector of a Shtrop. shtiro church, went to pay a visit to his fat.her-in-law, D)r. Sheploy, thte vicar of Wr'exhiam. Ott Sailth Dr.. Shoepley;wavts to deliver' a dis course on ,behalf of foreign mis Sionls andt oi~ the previous ,eening le sat chatting uponi the theme with a few friendg. Hie know Mr. I101trIA gift ll tetpid coipositioll, 11nd klideily Sid to hitn "%Wtito sotliotltlig for %to to sing at Imt servio t-Illor'ow umorin 'Tho' yoig 111nt11tvotirild to Imthti er parl of thIt rioil, alld soonl fip. p1'al-'A again with thr11W vor'sem, hovittiilt With ithith 'atllri lin, " Vvom (1hvoinlaild'tA Ily h1l\lk I tainll, " 14% had Inlado nlo olhange inl th'm, tvept to alter "ayngo" ill th0 SOVInt h liniI Of the MIiotdik Irlt hor, '' e th olo -II"I-o r Shoplov, on hearinlg t hel, "ihtm will do ver well," Mr. 1 llber was Inot satistled. "No, no." said Ie ; "1the seso is niot e tphte,'' 1mn spite of his fither-in-IlIw's tarit'st protest he withdrew again, and tho returiled to read the riuilplhanit, stama ''Waft, waft, yt' winds, the story, Anlt you, ye waters roll, Till like it se of glory, It sprenids from pole to 1role; 'Till 'er otr ratinomed nature, Tlw Lnimb for sinners sMain, Uileomtier, King, Creator, lit bliss roiturn to reign. "What shall we sing it. to?" said Dr. Sheploy. Mr. Ilober, who had a fin miusi Oal ear, suggested a popular air, ('Iled, ""l'was W1h0u the seas woro roaring. " ''he othors agreed in liking his choice and next morning the people of Wrox hain sang for the first tune. the words so familiar to our ears. The air has given placeo in our churchies to a tuno composel by Dr. Lowell Mason. Tunc and words are wvorthY of each other, and will probably never be separated. As for Roginald Hlober hie sailed for India in 1823 and died there aftor throo years of patient and lov ing toil among tho heathen.-Sol. ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE. Oriental archaeology affords us a test and a monsuro for Old Tosta ment history; it is not a subatitute for it. There arc large portions of Old Testament history which can only be illustrated by archaeologi cal reserch not covered by it; por 6ions which fron the necessity of the case do not admit of monumen tal conflrmation. The scenes of home life in the history of the Patriarchs, for example, can never be the subject of an inscription ; all the archaeologists can do is to il lust rate themt f romt the life of other orientals, and to show that they contain niotinug which is in consistent with either history or geograph)ly. So, again, the wander ings of the Israelites iln the desert ar0 not likely to be recorded onl the monuments of the plast. But it can be shown thait these wanderings are t.h,e nocessary interludbe between the exodus from Egypt andl the coni quest of Canaan, and that for bothl tihe latter events there is sulicient archaeological testimony. Arch aeology is the handImaid of the Bible, nlot its substituto.-Prof. Sayre in tihe Hlolnletic Review. A Shattered_Nervous 8ystemn. FINALLY HEART TROUBLE. Restored to Health by Dr. Miles' NervIng. -'/ . R. EDwARD HARDT, the jolly man Magor of shoppard Co's. great store at Blraceville, Ill., writee: "I had never boon sick a day in my life u. 11 in 18930. I got so bad wahl norvous prostration that I had to give up and commb-ence to doctor. I tried our local physicians and one in Joilet, but none gave me any roliof and I thought I was going to die. I became despondent and suffered untold agony. I could not eat, sleop nor rest, and it omed as if I could not exist. A t the end of six months I was redluced to but a shadow of myself, and at last my heart becam'e afrected anid I was truly misorabW. I took six or eight bottles of Dr. Miles','Norvine. It gave me ilief from the st:art, and at las6 a euro, the great. est blossing of my life.'' DIr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug gista under a positive guarantee, first bottle *sgl benefits or money re funded. Dlook on dis easea of the heart and ner ves f ret. A ddress, DR. MILlE8 MNDIOA L 00.. Elk art, Ind. IlADAHEcured in20 minuese br. iier PAI arr."no cent a dose." At druggss 11ryau lieuteow it, Uldliigo, (h(oblor* ..tofmrtiltg to the buhlof 0xpreklmd by tho follow. 01'%i of liiry Georgo tlit, 1'1(oit, %lt. toratliet of Wlliltwl.timtI itipllM .rytin 110dkentodt II 141pport of tho Ollorgo tikot lilt thlo Ortintor Ntow York (im. pilgi, lr. I1ylti whwtl till follow. iig. to tI A114o0ilitttl 'rhIH1 to night : "Norfolk, Nob., Otobr 18, I him, 11111. 1%xil'onmi lilly opilliol1. il11 ro(i.id to tho Now Y'ork mityoridly o IjI1, igt iit1 ttO 11t nItIe to X j)'omm lillO).iltioni ill tiyntil to it, " . .111YAN." A womiml Mloodi andi lokodl nt k-r.. ioltitt it urror. "I 1i111y Iot Io' )rol.t-.y," Hlo8 maitd, "lilt .( liVO Vol'y oinggillp wit).. Awutl tho tooI it t-'g of riin( otllt of Iter pookot 1litt bogall to jingl4 OhwInlnlrrily. ScrofulaSore Health Was Orontly Impalrod, Hcod's Sarsaparilli Built It U Soros Havo All Disappoarotl. "I vino t rou le1'(1 w ith 0ruptions on faco, 'vhici appiearet liko scrofila. ovalt,h ita so muuch imnpaired .that, I advisol to tako 11)od't Sarsaparilla build me up, muid I -bought six bottles. Iofore I had takett half of this amount I found that I was itiproviug. I could reat botter at night, iad folt rofroshed fit tho moriiag. I gain-d in flesh and whou I had lid-lshed t he six bottles tho sorea oit Iny fat 0 had till isappeareti." J. B.110) D11E, Postmaster, Nashlville, No. Carolina. '1 " Af(er suffering from a soro leg for 25 a years, four bottlea of Ilood's Sarsaparilla .b madc s comploto curo. It is several years sinco I took lood's Sarsaparilla, but I t, havo not suffered with any sore or erysip- r CIas in t hnt time." MRS. M. J. IIA1TLXy, d Lovott, Georgil. lemembor 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla v Is the l!est - the Ohno T tie tIoo,i l'urilner. Ito -- suro to get lloodl's at only lloow:.4. tOOd'S pilS easy to tako,easy to buy, CnS to operato. 23C. C OLMBIA. NEWIJERRY & LAUREN RAILROAD. 'Itu 'T'able in effret .Jan iuairy 241h, 1.87. Easterni Standard Thne. Southb m 18, Nor (hbound. Loclis lIx'Id 'ass- Is. lx'd 1.)e'I F'gt. ly onig'r Wng'r lly F'1g. M'dny D'y filly M,4y (il y 0131 only olyN A.M. 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C., .Jan8. 21, 1SI17. 8UllEDUIL t. IIAILY. Lv ('hariestonl..............7 10 am8 5 :30 pmi Su8mmervI lie............... 7 -,16 a m; 180 p)8n (38' r'go............. ....8 :1.8 a 7 0I p88.8 A Brs8chyio .............8 3118nm 7 :3i pm 1. Rwo- iesvillo ................. 15 .inm 7 5!) 18m8 Orangelburg................ 92' a m 8 20 3pm8 MI.. i1atthews.............8 /.8118m 8 48 pm For i1 M otto......... .....10 a0 a m 18); 13 pm8 K in gv rI ...................10 188 8a8m 18 208 pm81 A r Colu iia ......................1885 amn 10 188 pm i LV Colun bla.....................7 00 an 4 01 pm: if Kingsvilie................ 7 .810 88m 4 4111pm8 FoL tMotto................... 7 5i188 *m -1 5 pm lit. 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F-tvail t a 1, ah . gt.o 4 1 00 II.....Yo.k vtir.paim (.arlt plug our botwo6n Aup1usti lew oratk. Nos. 7 amd ,3-U. H. Pag IanM. Through ,.imloafitd soid Vestibudtrain inrag xr .antlfr.ti )lo nhs nv York ot Ae 11.41a ilan ixa .1on to. PIM lial filoopong car Itwvma .lJa.ck( m ;uvilllm * 111 . Wah all v , illtlo I~,*itIl a Uailnt, 1. hunt ia igix. FT. Ill. mhugh 1. An dwn-o h f piAM U-a naslaal 'rit. illam n EloI ng car won.Daill a 4 na . II G. 'I' J. A I._C__ ....uatii ......... ........... J ani p 41N1- ly... 12 11pI l M-wi. rr .u.t. ..Wa ..o ..... 1? 2hpn 1\ jlejy_,-,x ... .. .... .. ... 126 p m 11. ("menwv0d....................... 14 ... .. .... ...... .. .. .. .2 25 p I .. eRlok., . ... .. p 1a ) _A_lw..Wa....g ........ , JU . . . ......... . P roperity.................... 21) wi.-ai ya. ..................... 106 .a ni Ninety-u..................... 10 I i V___ II i1 i-in r. reenwo.d ..................... 45 p2 r i. Ularra.................2111 25 in U TA~ TNS . 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Cinc7 n aiorthl>ouno37a..28:4. pm.,01 .m Aeibliasited);...outhbound.11:0 am :li. m., 11:31 ...(V..t.bu.1 12hnitt 70 ) Trans eavGreen..].... and .1 di0isian 7(tibuled Lba c~.a'g ..n thbun :25 .m 120 p. sm.,.12: .:.p. .m . :tiule Lp ite) lonoIullalorvice.)tl ,87and 1.onl A....nd.7 0 divin .aH. AGlRvTICN, .... 20ULPi Ge.Sprinaatoudent,4Trattil M'g'r W oashfugto in, . .000ashntnm . (rlevlll West.n1 Fain R4 0( p rriv ren.wood......... 9 111 7 0m Anderson........... ............. y0-g rto re Ataos :............ 03 m 110 5 m iivpIatan burg...........30 pm 1 NSafluk ..............0a3 m 4rVA sheva)*lo.....................9 pm o salve A lhini le.................20 00 nm1 SpaIrt an m...................n.4 10 pm1 'ttIlconf v30o ... ....a:60 an 120 poa'n' Laea ... ............ 35 am 7 20 pmn Grte Iw soil..........n. 2 28 p m A ier nasea....................... 0 0 6 in rriveAtgust a .................. 0 8 1)a)n enIvo Calhi ~~t1i0 ~... , 04 5 Prry Ra e ea ...........,.a220a N;aor ik.-............. 30 11 am 31a Peiras o b2 ....... 1 0 am 2 i ..av...Au.u................ 1-ps 2 i Fa ir fax.......-..... ....... 5 5~ pm A lelao.............. 15am 7 0am Ch arlet 0......,................ 6 6g pm Atnvaa3Charlesto - li ( tlatI A r[a ............... 50a *prrn,t RI ylls i....... bri 55n wmay.a Y, .8 le a;soo............ 15 m 'X p W l * . . -. . .......... , ... ...... A ge47t, 'n net hm t Caloun F l uloral poins o enboafll Air I,ino, p ilanur ih1 tS' Yothor tailway j r a y h o mai n rlt ve t ik t To Atlaita, Oiwrlott, Atgusta, Athens, Wit nI'ington, Nw Orleans and New York, i io), tikchond Washington - Holiedulo in efleot, Feb. 7t1bj897. i I fis(10N if. ~NO.. No. 41. "f Philadelhim..................... 1 e m Is 06 a i " 11alti t11oro ................... . 8 16 4 2 50 am W ashlilgtol n...................... 4 40 " 4 ae " tit ond.......................... 6 pm 9W6 A. Nortoijk i 8 A.~..'8 86 pam *9iT o i'ort"tsouth .... 8 45pmu 92i) by *ldon,viaH. A. ....*li 28 Pm*l1 ISaW A r IANA.a" ofrsn,_' ........*12 50 am #lag9 pu Ar ftirliati, Via b. A. L. ...... t7 8Sam f4 -pnil lov btrh-a1in1. " ..,.to 20 pmtil 00 an A-171W f I, V it 8. A. L .... ...4.i(Tnuu*' 84 pin ..fr...............8.. 0 1 6 6 14 "Hothorn P'ines...,........ 4 21 0 5 ". " li su lot .....................0o 10 " 6 5 W adoi6boro ........................ 5 4 " 8 11 e' Monroo............... ,4 " "912 . isftoto, viaiiA. L.. + 89 "10 26pm ." _hutr, _y_a H. A. L......... 8 10~pm IC 47pTm 1,v (olitunbla,~ U. ~li.'. .....,... ~~0~pii A r linton. " .....fig~am 12 10 Greenwood "10 85 " 107 am Abbevillo " ......... I 1 ( '' 140 lberton " .......... 12 07 pm 241 " Athong " .......... 15 " 846 4 " Winder " .......... 1 60 " 4 80 ' "Atlantal)8. A. L.(no entral Tm 260 ' 520 NORTiBOUND No. 402. No. 88. Lv Atlanta, (ontril Tino) *i0 aj *7 0 pm,i Windur ' .......... 2 40 pm 1042 " Athens . 816 " 1126 a Elborton " ...... 4 15 1288 am Abbovillo " . . 51 " 140 o "Urconwood " 541 " 2 C9 "1.4011on ' ...684 805 ' - 1' t - IW-. T 1t. R. ........j700" _Uhouter * -....8 18 4 4 83 A! ritto.via H. A. L...... 1026pm 4880 11V uroo, V_i -.A. I....... *9 40 pm 60 .' S......... 1128 " 81 AXrW11i N tonl .......... 168 am*1l2 8pmn " Solni o ^uidi~i~ ~~.~~ iT2-i j-[r Rtaleigh 02lea" 2. * "Is londormo , ........ 828 . 100"m Ar Durha115n *- ..... 372 "4 09 pmn Lv )urhaim .. 520 pm tit 00 am Ar Weldon, via H. A. L.......i'~~~00 p.U itnmoI d,......... .... 8 15 "4 6 60 4 "' Washingt/nvlaPon. .n. 12 31 " 1110 " litimore Is *- " 1 43 pim 12 48 am PhilaluOphia "C " ''3 10 f 3 45 " New York, 1 C *" 623 't *65 C Ar Portsmouth C" C" C" 7 80 5iu 0 Norfolk CC 69 *7 50 CC 605 15y.t Di1y, ex. 8unda j'ly ~ x7ioiiy Noi. 403 and 402.--The Atlanta Spoeial" Holid Yestibulo Train of Pullman Sleep'ers and Coaches betwcon Washington and At, lanta also Pulinai ileopers between Ports. ioutih and Chester. 8. C. Noil. 41 and' 38.-"The S. A. L. Express," 8olid Train, Coaches and Pullman Hlcpers botween Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company Sleepers bot woon Columibit and Atlanta. J1kth trains mako Inniediato connection at Atlanta for Aontgomery, Mobile, New Or leans, Texas, California, Mexico, Clhatta nooga, Nashville, Memphis. Macon, Florida. For Tickets Sleepers and Infornation,ap. ply to 13. A. Nowland, ben. Agt., Pass. iopvt SHlinbal House, Atlanta, Ga., .harlotto, N. 0 E. ST. JOH N Vice-Pres. and tJen'i anager V E4. A111R , en' Huperintendent,. ii. W. .i. GLOVKR, Trofilo Manager. T. J. ANDERSON, (Jon'l Passenger Agont. ENKftALo.FloEs: 'ORTSMoUTH, VA. Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Short Line Betw een Florida and all Nort, ern Points. Everett, Bavanuali, Augusta, (a., Co. luimbla, Washingtoln, Balthnore, Philadelphia, Nev York, Boa. ton and the East. ,verett, Macon, Atlanta, Chatt,nooga, Nash Ville. Louisville, Cincinnati, Ublcago. Everett Birminghani, ifolly mprings Mim phiH, laittfO Rock, Kansas Uty, St. Louis, (Ji,. ,ago, Sioux city. River Junctlon, Pensacola. Mobilo, New Or lans, Texas, Mexico, Cafitornia and the PaolHe Coast. Effective January 18, 1897. New York Express No. 38, leaven Jackson ville 8.2,j a. mi., wi: hx through Pullman Sleep. irs for Savannah, (Columbhia, Washington lBaltimore, Philadelphia, Newv York, and all iKastern points. Connects for Ferinandhina. Return tr ain No.387 reaches Jacksonvillie 9.12 p. nm. Now York and Florida Limited, No, 32. :lolid Vestibule Train with compartment, ob tervation, dlining and sleepinig cors, very ele. cant; leave 8t. Augustine 9.50 a. zm., Jackson ville 11.90 a. m., daily except Sunday. No. 31 return ing ar.mives Jacksaonylilo 8.80 p. mn., St. A ugustine 4.40 p. mu., daily, except Sunday. Now York Fast Mail No. 841, leave Jacksson. nIll (.55 p. m., Daily for aatn o points Nort h JarriesT Through, Sleners Jacksonvilie to Now York. Return No. 86 arrives Jacksonville 1.00 a. mn. Ashoville Route-Throughx Pullman Sleep Ing Unar Service for Cincinnati ula Savannan, ''4um nibia Asheville, H ot Springs, Knoxvilleo through, ie Celebrat.ed Mountain Country o. NJorl h CarolIia. Leave Jacksonyvile 6.55 p. mn. Arrives Cincinnati ..6 a. mn. Returning, ar OnCly line through .eo beautiful lilleQ.rmtry '>f 5l1iddlo Fioridhe, Pensacola and Escamnbia Ray. Leave Jacksonvyile 9.i5 a. mn. fly No. 2 hally, for Lake City, Live Oak, Madison, Mon Licello, Tallahassee, River Junction, Pensa 'oIa, Mobile New Orleans and tho 8outhwest. Siox'ico, California and the P'acifie Coast larulies Sleepers. Ret,urn, No,.1 arrives Jack tonville 8.05 a. mn.. Leave Jacksonville 9.15 a. mn. For Starko Elawthxorno, Silver Spring Ocala, Galinesville Jedlar Key, Wildwood, Leesburg, Tanvares tpOl)ka, Ornan,do, Lacooche, Dade Cit -, Plan, alt.yTam pa. Arrive J[acksonyilieo, 8.16n.m Iloily Springs Route (No. 86). St.Lui Kansas cit,y, Chicago, Leave Jacksonville 1.55 p. m., for Macon Atlanta, Blirminighamn, %iomphis, Kan.sas City. Through Pullman yleepor without chango In 46 hours to Kanasa aity. 'To route Is via Aigcon, Atlanta, RIr ningha, mlol ly Springs forMemnphis, Spring ld, Kansas City. No.86o return arrives Jaec. o nyillio 9.00 a. m. 8.20 a. mi.-Leav'es Jacksonvilie for Iirunu vick by the Cuberland lRoute Steamer, and jumiberland Sound. 11.00 a. mn.-L.eavo Jacksonville for lBruns vick, via Etverout daily,eucept Sunday. 4.00 p. mn.--Locai for Everett. Close connec ion for Brunswick. Shortest and quickest, 5.00 p. m.--Local for Tallahiassa and inter nodliate pomi s. A rrive Jacksonville 4.l5Jp. mn. 0.20 p. m.-For Tampa and intermedilate >Otnuts. Pnli'..an Sleepers. Arrive Jackson i le 7.85 a. in. Through Sleepers for ('ineoCit, via Ashe /il1e, leICvo Jaoksonvilie at, C'N p. im., arrives ashevillo i.40 p. in., arl'ives Cincinnati 7.10 6. mi. For Macon, Atlanta, two trains daily, Asavo Jacksonyilo 8.20 a. mn. and 6.65 p. mn. Mteamner .'Manateeo) from Tamnpa to Biralden. own and Manatee River Points. Pulimnan Sleepers on all NI ghi Traina, 'arlor Cars between Jaoksonv Ilie and Tamitpa Hendl for be8t Indexed townshIp map ol Clorid,a to 5. 8. P'ENNINGTON A . 0. MAOD)ONICLIL Trafilo Manager. General Passenger Agtt. Atlantic Coast Line! ! "4'AS'.U LINEL Iletweven OlIarIeston a,' 4 (!o3un anbla Upp,1er SoutfIt 47arol hut, Northa Caro hina, At1aeos antd Atlanta. P'At4.qNOE4 DEPAnTMENT, ILINioToN, N. C. Jan. it0th, 1896. CONDENMSD' HOI[''EDULEC lOINO WEST: In Ef'ect Jan. 19, GOING ICART 'No. 62 1897 N o 58l 7 00. ama iLv...arlston,.....AA r 9 30 pin 8 26 am Lv.......Lanes.A?..,.. 7 48 pm 985 am Lv.......S u mter.A...Ar 0 6 pmn 9155 e m Ar......Columbia........v 5 IS13pm 1 68 ali A r....rospriy ....v 8 18 pmn 2 1 pm:A ......o w berry....Lv 2657 pm 1 15 pm..A.. ........Laun... ......... v 1 46 pm - 2 U pmn A r....reenwood....v ..... 8 E'i ipm Ar......Abbeillo......... ...... 5 101)1m A r...Athens, Gaa....by,.,... 7dS5pm A r.... .....A Ulanta, (a....V...... 6i i5 pm Ar....Wiero, ,Oi.T3 jTs'am _20pm Ar. Charlotte, N.V..v 9836am 3 85 pma Ar......Andrer.i,. C...II [~5~am 4 28111m A r...... re nille .....Lv 10 80 ami 8 10 1)m1 A r....a tanburg ... v 11 46 amt (11 i8 pm Ar.. Itendeisonvillo, N.C..Lv 9 hC' am 7 0 r r,.....Ashville.....Lv 8 2t, anm Nos.562 and~ 58 Bolid trains bet.ween CUhurles. (Cn and ('olumhbla, Ii. M. SE ItHON ,Gen'l Passenger Agent. Gen'l Manangnr. Tr..ln amie.-.