The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 18, 1898, Image 4
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v4m Ot Ofadtatealeot.
Stld T I have a
Vmn golig to ear ot Ont the first Ot
But bls malti-on %mgfto hNebb.
He0 was two dAyA shy ty tho end of
Then ho lost his teper and wont. eo
T*r
As to awl and bluste all through
MA R.
1 plife Aan blew lill he spoilM his
shap',
o he took th- watr enre in
A P.
He uok a shower hauh every day.
Anid was most disa -ab)e a'l irough
M AY.
Then summer ocame and hv (haned h is
11mc- I
Any fool o*an hv go. in
.vlN I,,.
1 the qtrain~ was so gr-et t hat by anid
He as iaken %ih fever in
Iie only j.u t4Ape.d the morgnec',
dis tenmperm 1;r wa- s high in
Al*'G,
Never we-e reselutions kept
S0 wel' as nvalcent
SlPT.
When he reo vered the warhi was
For o be painted Ihe ec'oontrv red in
OCT.
Then he hC*Vi and rged 'ike a tiend
I was fuil as could be of re( ' in'.
lei a h . i S ting mnIst
cAe,
I'll swear off 1alli-at the end of
DEC.
--Oliver Herford. in Life.
The Soni to lwn a Dailly He tval lin the
a i r ei.s Near Fure.e '
I.Pro ito Utica Globe.
--iAt tho presmit pace of jornalism
wO maily Slotn OxpeOCt to haIVI- t! 7011lOW
in i vllnctedI evory dany in th
hou1dollr of thel ma11naging mditor:
Miaging Editor: "Is mhat fair
inor leross on litte fre' ?"
Prison leporter "Yop; got ter
ont wit aljimmy. toodg story, two
CouT logm and ai svoop."
Mmaging Editor: "Are arrange
mtu0n1ts me ito mob01 ch brut Who0
aISSaulted thant littlo girl?"
Mob R portor: "Yop; got two
hiundroe mon engatgd. W eI got
thli fellow at 11.30 to-night. Th
s aeriff will take a falso resistatce,
but t the man comes ouit.
Managing Editor: "That' Scood!
stuf. Givhat ello beeuns arrd set
ftheartis yat wok Thho's gon the
asignmier:t oo fogteet thn xrsingo
thiioninomg ovror"n h
Tar Repoftheringt but the Span.
ish muin istor?"ie i pie n
woln'tias u the Spnsiitr unil wer
paed it..d etouldn'."ehsras.
Managing Editor: Gret Scott
feiahorod Tht musht was on tho
assigmat too or thow'st thing
thirs morning." et eein omn
Tabir Report: "C,ulnth gean
awoldn' from any pot the orbuntiw
opaicers."Icud' o i as.
Managing Editor: "Wernllypa
"Say,nyos'r Tato must, ben' oo o
Cabinoetrnlotr: "Yinerv iwo."o
daager Edimorow How' thh ro.
Wht' of heCint mCainet coingr
Cabinhat theypouter "ould'. No,
aord feos hanye oil th l tahne
rManager,ig loclitori(scovrfully:
C aine Reprtr:s, oI'sir."nt
ana in Edtor:, " thaloghno
golnt bo dowth it ivusaclm
nwha the ough too sy. Now,
yo ellows,hus-- ~tl. Bontal tohe
hist lgrap night to borrow 81in, and
remofeber, to lol stes olr thfr'
.~ .. Ipade to mhneorrow n lof them
warooTloyshriwd
It INCN-t.otl a1' codon stw. sayt
Seidt..k I olugh-- hiat make t s yo
Brokmele Pi-el l I wn toe i
houg histb~ nigt tola too t81, camL
hze offeurd to orid wn a olar ofr
t.s7uenm.,Argua.)
The tollowing tory of Thoms a
Jderotl is told n a 1"em1. issue of
N,hilo riding, in company with
t,%o yoavg imon, he came to a ereek
so swoollen by a showor that the
wtor was up to the saddlegirths.
A man, standing on the bank with
a IAddl1 on his shollders, looked at
the yonng men as they rode into the
stream, but said nothing. As Mr.
def!erson cane along, the stranger
asked if he conia not h-' tllowed to
moi,nt behind and thus he Pscricd
across.
The Prsident reigned his horse to
a stone; Ihe man mounted and, when
, xpressed his thanks and
walked away. Several men, who
had seen t,he novel ferry, asked:
"What made yol, let the yonng
mon pass, and why did yo, r.sk the
old gentleman?"
"Wal, if von want t.o know, I'll
tell you. I reckon a man carries
'Yes' or 'No' in his face. The
young chaps' faces said 'No,' the old
un's 'Yes' "
"It isn't everv one," said one of
the party, "who woald have asked
the President of the United States
for a ride."
"What! You don't mean to say
that was Trom ,leferson, do )ou?
Wial. he's a line fellow, anyway.
'A ill 'olly -ay. when I toll hor
I have rid behind 'resident JefTer
son. Sho'll say I voted for t he right
oman.
A good disposition, kindly nature,
always shows itself in tie face, and
nothing is~more essential to solid
success than a kindly disposition and
the accompanving kindly face.
Iaveit vou seen tlie face that was
a passport into everyone's heart-old
or young, rich or poor--that wins
the( multitudes awl shines resplon.
dent with the glory of God and the
love for mankind ?
That's t h man who has the Jeffer
son face that says "Yes," and whoml
the unfortunates seek the moment
misfortue overtakes them.
Bliut big men are always that way.
Tho editor of The Argus was stanid
ing on the cornor of Mariotta and
Broad streets, in Atlanta, some years
ago, before her streets woro paved.
A poor nit was coming across from
the Opposito sido, ladenl with a fifty
pond sack of flour, and several
other bundlos. As he stopped from
one stono to another, his foot slipped
.md( lie wvent'sprawling into thie mud,
for wvhichi Atlanta was then noted,
along wvith his week's supply of gre.
cories. Two couples of young men
and young ladiesm wo'ro waiting for
him to get across, so that they might
pass over to the other side. They
joined in uproarious mirth at his
dliscoumfituren, and hurriedly passed1
him as he lay' struggling in thoe mud,
so stunned by the fall as to be tin.
able to readily arise again.
Suddontly a well-dressed gentle
man, about middle-age(d, darted for
ward from near our side, and rushed
to the poor fellow's aid. WVith kid
gloved hands lie helped him up,
picked up his flour and other bundles,
assisted him to the edge of the side
walk, and littedl his hat in answer
to the poor fellow's grateful mutter.
ing of thanks.
TLhat gentleman was Rufus B.
Biullock, thien Governor of Georgia.
. When a man suf
' fers from neglect
-- ed indigestion
conistipation and
torpidity of the
lvrhesoon
loses all enjoy
ment o.f his meals. Nothing tastes good
or looks appetizing. Hie grumbles at his
wife, or the cook, or thme laindlord, or the
landlady, or the waiter, as the case may
be. Peo?le say that lie has "a finicky
appetite' aiid let'i go at that. The fact
Is that the mian is In a precarious con
dition and, if he continues.to neglect hi.s
health, is a candidate for consumption or
some equally terrible malady.
If a man doesn't wish to " dine. with
death for a waiter " he should take the
right remedy for "little ills " as they
arise, and thus ward off the " big ones..
When a man's appetite is "finicky,"
when his liver I. torpid, when he feels
"Iheadachey," dull, listless and generally
out of sorts, he should take Dr. Pleroe's
Golden Medical Discovery. It make, the
appetite keen, the liver active, the blood
pure, the brain clear and the whole body
alert and energetic. If the bowels are
constipated Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet.
will cure that. The "Golden Medical
Discovery " cures 98 per cent, of all cases
of consumption, weak lunge, catar-rhal,
bronchial and throat troubtes.
told mte tht I woQd lire3 bit di shr ti e
I had consumpjtion and must d6e,'' write. Oeo. R.
Coope. Est,, ofMyers Vatley Pottawastostte Co.,,
Kans. "1 s Bally comnteneed taking Dr. Wlere.'s
Goldea Mdedical Di vry and amn stilt in the
land and among the fvng I hge.th oe
lieve tht it has tenathne mni4 qrth~
twenty-ave yrs, I have hmmt Itbatt
of Dr. Pieroe's m 0~swthat I wat ,i Comn.
mon Sense MedIclArer"
Dr. Pieree's Pleasas Pellets, eure cona.
Mijiation. One little "Pellet " .s a- dose.
There ils
MTHER1A
an a out \v%ich such t,nder an
holy recolkctons cluster a that
of " Mt " \he who wthed
ov4er 0 dr l0 1pbss infancy and guid
ed our ftrNt tottering stcp. Yet
the life ot ~eey l' etant Moth,
er is bset with %inger and all ef
fort s'iouild e n itde to avoid it.
M0 oASsiStS n-ItrC
ig place that
M ol MothIg e IllenAt
I ed to look for
-ariId v 'th
dread, su'fiering ,r gloomy fore
bodin is, to the iout when she
exper 'nccs the I ) of Motherhood.
ses uis insures sa fety jo the lives
of bot'i Mother a d Child, and sht
is toul d stongegr - fter than et
confmn -ment--- in : hort, it 'makcs
Child] i-th natura and casv," a
so m. nV have s id. Do n't h,
persu; ded to u: c anything but
MO IHER' FRIEND
"My mife sufferet more in ten min
utes w- h either of I er other two chil.
dren tI :n -he did a together with her
last, h ving previo isly used four bot
tles of 'Mother's Friend.' It is a
blessin to any ot expecting to be
come a MOTHER ," says a customer.
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'n~srme ansd Poltee,
The ncontpolMttl 'pokmum Sup-.
p'r tt Neown;% n Is elaustQ ki' good
d0A of com110t, oM of thn host. of
w h ons omo t "(r 11111 Arp." On
the " 'tssim" silo of the quemstion,
"-Hill" as
' i' mm' sems to be the slogan
if tatoII politic. it i- a1nong the
irst Unaitn words T evor leatrum to
kcliuto and mean 'I am ablo.' As
k tilt hy varmint 1 clitino' it "till, and
I I had lbeen invited to the feast I
,honld have replied mion possutu. r
-Anl ont 01r,ow, but not 'iossumn. A
lmzmard w\ould ho as lialatable, for
)no is a day swavenger aud the other
nuts for carrion by night. Not.
olg ago M r. Halk told me at. tising
-awn that his boy caught throo on
ree successive nights by setting his
tool trrp on a dearl dog in the
woods, and Mr. Young told mo yes.
Orday that the last one his dog treed
wAs in the cuireass of a dead horse.
Now, if a 'possum is kept up in a
loop or pen for a month his oily car
oass might, to fitted for a scalawag
>r a hungry darky. Colonel Cand
ter in his letter sings the praises and
the oily juices of the North Georgia
'possum, but turns up his nose at
the piny woods breed. The differ
oneo is that dead dogs and hogs and
mules are few and far between in
the piney woods, and the 'possums
ean't get, enough carrion io get fitt.
lit 'pos'4um is just now th0 politionl
fad, and a politician will eat any
thing for office, except crow. They
don't like that. Dr. Miller used to
snv that he could eat crow, but he
didn't hanker after it. We college
hoys used to have 'possum suppers
away in the night, but Hansel, who
furnished them, kept them up and
stall fed them. The chief satisfac
tion, however, was in breaking the
rules and dodging the professors and
tutots. Jim Warren and Chess
Howard used to give midnight sup
pers and pull up the 'possum and
taters in a basket by a rope and take
it in at a third-story window."
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sufferer from a scrofulous affection of
the glands of my neck, and all efforts
of piysicians in Washington, D. C.,
Springfield, Ill., aul St. Louis failed to
reduce the enlar:4enent. After six
months' constant reattnient here, my
physician urged ti, to submit to a re
moval of the gland. At this critical nio
ment a friend recomnended S.S.S.,
and laying aside a deep-rooted preju
dice against all patent medicines, I be
ganu its use. iefore I had used one bot
tle the enlargement began to disappear,
and riow it is entirely gone, thouglrIani
nt through with my second bottle yet.
Had I only used your S.S.S. long ago,
I would have escaped years of misery
and saved over $iso."
Thi , experience is like that of all who
suffer with deep-seated blood troubles.
The doctors can do tio good, and even
their i:esorts to th! knife prove either
fruitl :s4 or fatal. S.S.S. is the only
real I lood remedy; it gets at the root of
the - isease and -orces it out permna
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S.E S. (guatunl e-d purely vegelable)
A leal Bk od Remedy.
is a I ood remedy I yr real blood troubles;
It ei tes the mos' obstinate cases oO
Scrol i1a, lRezema, Cancer, Rheumatism,
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lanta Ga.
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QUIMt Hit TIME.
SOUT -i CAROLINA & GICORMIA It. it i
PASNoNit DHj-Aj- Mj,1VN'...
CUARLESTO T t. ., Jan. 24, 1897.
SCIIKDU X. DAILY.
Lv V1lArleston............. 7 10 am 5 :t pm
Su nmerville....... ............ 7 46 am o 1) pm
0(or",'......... ....... 8 30 am 7 01 pm
Rir wesvili .-... ........... 8 31 aM 7 35 pin
Swe ....................... 9 15 in 7 50 pm
Or ingoburg.......... ........... 9 2 am 8 20 pm
St.. Matthows..................... 9 .d am 8 48 pm
Fort Motte.....-- ...... ..10 00 ali 9 03 pm
Kingvillo........------........1010am 20 pm
Ar Co umbia ....................... am.10 55aln 10 10 pm
Lv Columbia--... ............ 7 00 am 4 00 pm
KiugOville.------ . ---............ 7 40 um 4 44 Im
Fo't MOtt-....................... 7 51 am 4 55 pm
St. Matthews.................... 8 02 am 5 09 pm
Orangeburg ..................... 8 24 am 5 27 pm
How e"10 .............. ....... 883 am 5 42 pm
Ilr.anchyiv io ................... . 8 &55 am 5 55 pn
Georges-.......... ......... 9 35 am 6 34ipn1
Stuim erville-...............10 22 am 7' 18 pm
Ar Charleston................... it W an 8 o pm
Lv Charleston -................... 7 10 am 5 30 pm
11-anchy1110-..--.................. 9 15 am 7 60 pu
. - . .................. .. 1) 41 ai 8 2 pmt
Dentnuark --..................... 9 52 ai 8 42 p-n
Blackvilo ----.................. .10 10 am 3 58 pm
W illis on....... .............10 27 a m 9 17 pm
Aiken ...........------......... 09 am 9 57 pm
Ar A ugusta-...........................11 51 am 10 -15 pm
Lv Augusta .-----.................... 6 20 am 3 20 pm
A lkon....-------......... ........... 7 ( 8 am 4 27 pm
W illis n -.. ... ................ 7 49 am 5 09 pm
Bletiv ; .'.-------................ 8 V8 am 5 28 pmn
Delnmal . ......................... 8 20 amn 44 pm
11 .ill rg ..........................8 33 am 68 pm
11"' knl)cv - lie...............9 10 am 6i 10 Pml
Ar Cliurlesion .................. 11 00an 8 00 pill
FAST -XPRE88 AUGOU TA AND WASHINGTON
WITH PUiLMAN I'ETWEEN AUG1S'IA,
AiKEN ANI NEW YORK.
LV Aug i5ita .....- .. .....-- ................. 8 05 pm
LvA esn .........--- .-... .............. 8 44 an
Ar De imark '''''''''''....................... 4 pm
Lv De imark............................... 2.5 an
A i s......... .................. 8 10 am
DAILY Exk. :P'T8UNDA Y.
Lv Ca nden...... ..........8 45 am 2 25 pm
Ca nden .unc ion . 9 35 am 3 55 pm
AIr Ki gvillo ..............10 05 am 4 35 pin
Lv Kl .vo--......... ...........10 25 am 6 00 am
Un, nden Junction .... ..1 00 atm i 40 am
Ar Oat idon----.................115pm 8 16 am
Connections at o'umibia with Southorn
Raiw ..y for all P1 r ta in u o)pr South and
North Carolina. Solid traiti between Char.
Ieston and Asheville. Connections from
joth on Southern Railwa to Augusta
Alken and other po1nta on " he Chiarleston
Line" at Ci.arieston willh Clyde Line 8heam.
era to 'ewv Yer n akovle
L. A. EMER Oirailo e nge
E8. OWi'EN Tnralo Manger.*
Oen .ral Ofices: Ii;iri os . C.nge
(ien. R. E. LEE,
Cit zen and Christia1 Patriot.
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Mo., worked four c ay's and a half and
seur d 51 orders. XIe sells the book
to almnost~ every mi.n he meets. Dir. J.
J. Mason, Muscogee County, Ga., sold
120 co pies the firs5, five days he can
vassed. HI. C. 8heets, P'alo, Pinto
Couinty, Texas, wo:.ked a few hours and
sold lii copiles, mostly moirocco binding.
J. H-. Hanna, Gaston County, N. C.,
made a month's wages in three days
canvassing for~ this bok. S. M. White,
Callahan County, Texas, is selling'
books at the rate of 144 cop)ies a week.
The Work Cotntainis lioegraplieal .ketches
of all the Leading Generals, a vast
amount bf Historieal Matter, and a
large number~ of B3eautifu rdL"ull-Page
Illustrations. It is a graind book, and
ladles and gent-lemen who can give all
or' any part of their time to the canvass
areo bound to make Immense sums of
money handling It.
An Eiegaint P'rospectu,,
'showing thle different styles of hinding,
samp)le p)ages, and all mnaterilal neces
sary to work with, will bq sent on re
coipt of 50 cents. The magnificent gal
lery of portraits, alone, In the prospec
tus is worth double the money.. We
furnish It at far less than act,ual cost of
manufact,ure, and we would advise ytu
to order quick ly, and get exclusivo con
tr~ol of the best territory, Addr~ess
Rtoyal Publishing Co.,
11Ith, and Main sts , ich moind, Va,
!ENYROYAL-1ILLS
O alogeanta4
1SQUTHERN RAIL W4. V
Otatr&S T 1fe tweea Cotuvabift and Joeb
senvillts. Eastern Time Owesa 49.
lUnbia and Other Poinse.
WrYNOTIVS VIAT 0 1a
Worthbound. N -
. 'a,.. Da,ly.
ivannah .......... 1 U31 6
Ar. Oolunbia .......... 4 W) 4 .24
iLV. Ohar'fon,; OAGR.1,% O....
r. olumbia .......... 1 ..
If. Augusta, . Ry....
~; o9B lop 9 .....
Gr itevi 1 ........ 29 10 p .
" -Trenton.. .......... 8
ol .ston ....... p . p
Ar. Columbis 7n. dep't
k Vol'bin 131 id'g s 8... xv p
Winnsbot .......... 8a
" 'hrl . .. .8.
" tock Hili .........77.
Ar. Charlotte ....... ..86A
Danville.. ..........12 P
Ar. RichmoAu . 0 . 0 A 4.
Ar. Wa1shingi n. 6 413a 9 4op ...
Baltintori P'a. 8 . 80a 185P.
Nouthbo u. No. 87 No. 85
Daily. Daily.
New Yorl Pa.R.. 4 SOP 90n ........
P1d 1& 6KP 3 85a .......
Dhtho .5 v 24 a .....
Ly. Washtou o 10 48 P 11 18 a
Lv. Richmom.........20p 12 .......
SDanvil.le . ..........780a P.
Charlott I
hesr 8.. ......... 10758 ..
S11 841 12 2 . ,
r ol'bla lia "Il at... 12 00nn 1 87 a
v. Columnbia Ju. dop't. 1 15P 4 80.
Johnston..........B a 3p 8 82A.
Trenton. ........ 8.08 p 6 48A.
Granitevt to .......B 88p T17&a...
Ar. Augusta ..........4 15P So00..
". Bal'imrPa. J GIR. 4.,70& ....
SPhaleo 7........00..
L. Nor'bia. ..... 1247..
touthbaund.
ladp na.........
SL" E 11NO BaAl t;moVl].
pabtai; suger &ervice betws ploe
Ilaaidve '0rk"
Nos. 87and-Wash inton '.'outwtpr
Limited. Sol ..v...
oat-a and first IFa, cace
Pullman dri winil rouil sleeping IWILitwool
TaInvg #ok onvill , .. va.. ah, ahi
A l' u a ' Ping oar betweea Augusta af
Ne ok.
N.88and IS-U. S. Fast Mail. Throuttl
Pullman draui Itgrom buffet sl6oping oars lie
tween Jaok", Isil an4 NONY York tund A*
guata and Cl rotte. hiPun Woeepinsg oar4
betwen ITaok vilville and Columbia, enimt
daily between Jao 0 T, Ville and OtnolhA&4iil
LW. H,GEl , J. . CULe',
" . Wtwhington. T. . Wa..hi...
W. A. TUR S. H. WApr)W
8. P. A.. W1 5p .......
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
C*ndensetl Schedule In 19W%es
July14 1897.
STATIONS. No.
Dao.. Dily
liv. awles.to 0.............. ........10 a t
V. Columbia---------------.. --0 a
Prosperity-----------------9-.2 a11 p I
toNewberr1 48-------- - p. 1222 P
is~~ ~~ ~ ~ Ni e0-i .. . . . . . . .a. . . 1 5p ... ..
10 26 p ...
Ar. Greenwood-------------------146 p .
Hodges-----------------1----..p. .
Ar Abboeville-----------10 - a 755 P
1141a.... .......8 10 p
___ ........ 8 85
Ar. 8reeiivi5 ................. .
8 . ..8 --4- . .. .
.... 17a....... p
STj.TIONS. No T2._
Lv. Greenvili............ - 1 00 a
. Piedmont 1.. .....7.0 65 a
Ar.-Chalestm........... ..8.00 ..1 1 18 a a
L7 Aobron .............. . ..... 4
av. aonna -...-........ I I 510
r. con l -..... . --- 10 p
Nosp aeri--Washington..an.....hwe8ter
Ar.mitedi.....-...Y..t.b...d...w dinini
Pul_hnan iroom sleeping.........0 a o
TamlY. ai -nile Iaanh,Zsing2
New Y rk . pigar etn rgust 0
tween.Iokonvle a-oum8 enO Ta
dal btee antile and pinci6n
IA0hoville..Joiai .l 8p83
0W6. 28,p.PaE olJ.12GLP 6
1 2. Sulpt..- Wnphntn T. M.L 1 Washi 2O
1W4. A8p .TUR 8praah.. .Ar)W 8aG
Tri. P. A. 10s cnarr. ne.an ,ula
Oedesd tedlii.tie
orthbound :U a in. Y 4 p., 61 .m
(Vestibulestn............u.......d 12:2 a a.
01. Columbia.. . (V... i.... L...... . ) 0
AnsaGreenrenwod................ 1 divipin
"no udges 46.... ........ p. ... n 5 p n
Ar.Bolon.---................. ~ 1 0 a- n
Ar A l e~so ............... L 8m 85ed).
Ar. Greenv ll ........... . .. ..~ 0 p n
Pulmanpteespn ...................s86ap
8087a r TI8.o8. dCiiin
" edmoeratdnt ................ M0 ar
Wasinder on, ............ W sigo1 5. a
LW. AbeviKlB H.... .......... --'~4~~K,~i
Gn. Pasge. . . A...........~~~. Pass A0gpn
" N inty-St ... ............. , G5p
FAaSTTINE NaD
Betpw7en L-.Charleston..Ar Colpumbia
lin0a, At~is .... Atunlan...."88 8
07125 M'....lton ......"ov 245h 8978
100a 125 .... 8nt7.... No15 . 6.
1 am "......lUnton,...... 10 7p0
0 228m " .aJnesle.r 12 2068
125ia8A.8partaburg..Lv 145O20
245 78n A...shle...Lv 80 1805
121 4mA.wp. m.."A," a. m.
1280n pm Ar.Cdin0ocarry e 1eant pma
enr20 dail A >.tween Jacksonv 1 8 annn
Train lea Ar.partanburg . & It.4 aiiin
nothoud i7a.m. 847m Armnnbr .V 4:1 p.m
82pTr-inCareenvtte, N._C.nd 98. diain
6:0 p .,15i mprm.l(esibued N.C.mId).
*u0lpmaA.Ashevi e.v03a
Pullm62and 6al01(sleepinas bewon raiac
io,n8 and 88,na b:iA. adOiiin
W. H. GEMERN, CJ. PassoLP ct
Gen. Suera-tngen, Trafio Mngr.
Was17hington, D. Easer ashdigone
W.oA.TbURK N.H. oRWIOK,
Goen. Pass.d 1Ae . As'sGe. Pass. Ag't
FVaghjntDa'l D m.gre,r Atla Pg
T"In FASTl LINE M'd
BetWeen21 Charlton. and6Columb2a
Uppe .So7 2th Gaodvlna North 830r
1ina A7h ns adlanta.22 8 U
W:LM84 -NGTON, NL ,Novn.6 2th, 107
2 867a Lv... ..bapt,n . .... . Ar8 912 p'
820 9m L ....... WLat n e .......... 67 8 91p
9 4 85 am ' Jale Lv..........4 mI e.......A4 U 0pr
10 987 a 4 r ......Clmbe .......L 6100 p
8810 9m A r........Le aurni..... .Lv 61 45 p
4 0p A0 4 r....'arltt,abN. I.... 6v 7 5a
To Atlanta, Cha riotte, Augista Athvene. Wil.
minglon, New Orleans aid Now York,
-oso,Itopnod ss4ahington,
sohedu.e in feet,b h, 1897.
wStuTII SW%N. No. 408.' No. 4.
Lv New York, via Penn. t.R.*11 00 anM *00ip
"1 Philadelphia............ :......... 1 12 p 19 06'am ,
Baltimore........ ............... 8 o6 250 am
"W ashitIgton ...................... 4 40 " 4 80
** 0ibmond................... ....... 866pm 90 6
Lv N.orfoIk,v i8.A L... *8 iipm*4(
'ortsmouth ....... 845pma 920
Lv Weldr n, via8.A. L......... 01128pm*165am
Ar tiend,irson. " .........31266 am *1 j9 pm
Ar Durhamti, via 3. A. b....... t7 81 am ti i9 pm
Lv Durham, " ...... 15 2o potil 00 am
Ar Italeigh, via 8. A. L...... *2 16am *88 p
sattford. ......... * ................ 8 ' 08 -
"Bou thern Plaos.................. 4 21 5o
"11am let ..... ............ 5 10 " 16238
Wadesboro............54 " 811 *
" M onroe ................ ........... 048 912
Ar Chariotte, via 8. A. L...... *880 *10 95pm
"Utester, via Q. A I.......... 8 10pm 1C 47 pm
Lv C9lutmbla, . . L. R. it. ...........to Co pip
Ar ClIuton 9 45 am 1210 ,
" Greenwood " 10 86 " 1 07 am
"iAbbeville .,......106 . 1 140
oberto " .......... 1207 pm 241 "
Athens " ......... 115 ' 8.45
"AWinder " ........ 169 ' 480 "
Atlanta . A. L. (Union 6 20
Depo)(Central Time 250 2
NORTH BOUND - No. 402. No. 88.
Lv %lanta, ((entral Time) 120im *7L&6 pm
Winder " ......... 240 pm i042 1
" Athens .' 816 4 1126 1
Elbertoll " 416 " 1288 am
Abbeville " ......... 515 140'
Greenwood " .... 541 " 29
Cl.1ton -'.......... 084 4 895'
AColu%mbia, . NVf-.-F1R ~. ...... t700 "
" Ohe.tor a ....... 8 3 1, 4183.
Ar Charlotto.via 8. A. L....*0256pm *88O~"
Lv Monroe, via 8. A. L........ *9 40 pm 6 05
fHamlet, " ........ 1128 " 816 "
ArWilminton .......... t580 am*1280 pm
" Southern Pines " ..........2 14 4 92'; am
"Raleigh %I .21 V '1
* Ralegh a ......... *2 16 it1 8
Henderson, " ....... 828 * +J00 ,m
Ar Durham " ......... 1732 _t4 09 pm
Lv Durham "........ 520 npm til 00 am
Ar Weldon, via B. A. L......... f4a jia4 6'00pli
R ohmond,......... ............. 8 1 " 660
" Washingt'n,vlaPen n. R.R. 12 81 " 1110 "
" Baltimore " '- " 1 43 pm 12 4 am
" Philadelphia 3 50 pm 8 4T "
" New York, " U *0 23 ". *6 5
Ar Portsmouth 7 " " 70m 5 50.pa
" Norfolk " u 7 " 760 " 605
* 1y- t D'ly, Ox. Sunday. 11'iy ox Monday
Nos. 403 and 402.-"The Atlanta Special,"
I 0ol1d Vestibule Trailh of Pullman Mleepere
I and Copches between Washingtop and At
lanta, also Pullman Sleepers between Porte.
mouth and Chester. S.
Nop. 41 and 88.-'The S. A. L. Express,
Molid Train, Coaches and Pullman -Sleepers
between Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company
Sleepers between Columbia and Atlanta.
lt th trains make immediate connection at
Atlanta for Alontgomery, )lobile, New Or
leans, Texaos, California, Niexlco, Clhatta.
nooga, Nashville, Memphis Macon, Florida.
For Tickets Sleepers and Information, ap
ply to B. A. Rewland, ben. Agt.., Pass. Depot
I fimbitll louo, Atlanta, Ga:, Charlotte, N.O
0. ST. JOHN, VIce-Pres. and Gen'l Alan ager
V E. bl"E; Gen' Superintendent.'
11. W. 13. fL.O'VEII, Traiflo Manager.
T. J. ANDFHSON, Gen') Pasenger Agent.
GENERAL oEFoCES: PORTSMOUTH,. VA.
Charlston1 ana Western Carolina Rwi o.
Augusta and Asheville Short WMie.
Schedule In Effect Oct. 3, 189..
Leave Augusta........ 40 a In 1 40 p IT
Aj rive Greonwood...........12 171) . ..,
An(lerson ............,,............. i i0 p a1
Lauren,..................i 16 p i 7 00 a I
Greenville............ a (0 p im .
G(len n SpI Ings...... 4 03 p n -....,
spa tan bu ig..... 8 00 p n Iti 10 a in
ha'uda.............- 5 83 p m ..............
liendersonvillo..... 6 01 im ..............
Asheville................ 7 00 p m ..............
Leave Asisiville..... ....... 8 20 a in .......
-Spartanburg .........11 45 U I 4 00pm
(l4on SUri. ga.....10 00 a Im .............;
Greenville ............11 (t ai 400 pI m
Laurens...........1 110 p mn 7 10 p mt
ArriveGreenwood.. 2 28'p am 1 0' a mt
A nderson ....... .7 30 a in
Auigusa8...........00 pmr 11 10a m
Leave-Calhoun Falls..3 44 p mt
Ar; lye Raleigh ........... 20 a in
N"rfoik...........70a m
Petersburg..... 6 20 a ma .
Rtichmonad.....7 20 a m .
Leave Auigua-...:.................... 2 onp
Arr tvo Aloh date....................00 pam
Falrrux................. ..... 15pm
.masee........... 90 ami .0 20).pm
Blenaurot.......... 03 amu 7 -0 pin
Port, Royal ....100 am 7 801)pm
LaeCharleston.......... 08an
......................... 6.0 am
Sr yn.......1 46 pmo 8 i5 anm
Bleau tort ........... 6 2 pm 8 25 pm
3 mase .........306bpm 9 25pm
F'airfatx.--.-.............0 84 ant
A lie nd ale ......-.............. 10 47 atm
A rriv Augusta---...-.............125p5j
Leave G reen wood...................00 *in
Arrivobatnb--.......9 t
Leatvo Spartan buig---............... 4 80 pam
- aroa...-.... ........... 710pm
I.-10 p. mn. trami from Au usta mjiiakes close
connec iioni at Calhoun 1"'n s tor all point oan
Seaboard Air Line
Close Connection at Greenwood for all
points on S. A. L. and C. and (4. itlway, and
at Spartanbuirg with Southlern Railway.
For any in formation relative to tickets,
rates, schiedtules, ad dress.
W J. UILAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Et. M. NORTH, 801. Agt. A ugusta, G.,
Florida Central & Peninsular
Time Tab,le in Ef'ect Jan 1.
LArve New ber?----..................... 25 pm
A rrive Coum1.----.............-.~..........8 0pm
No. 87 No. i.
Lv. Colu blla....-...........123pm 1 47am'
(Eastern Time.)
Lv.tColum bl -..................llb55am 12 47am
(Contral Time.)
LV Denm ark...................1pm 22Oatm
Lv Fairfax....~o............. 2 0pmn 8 tiam
Lv 0avannalah..~.......... 44tpmn 6 11am
A rlBru -sw lk.-~~~...... ...~ 0pm 74am
A r Jackcsonvyile--.............. BO8pm 9 l0am
Lv Jacksontvillo,-e............9 40pmt 9 11nam
Ar Liako City..-.--........125am
A r Live Oak---.-.-...-...........2 i8pm
ArTallahassee---..---..........28 pm
A4rlRiver Junction--~. . 5 1
ArNwolean.....
GANe OIle...".'...'"121""""31 ati
A r ld .......................2 la 1- m
Ar.Oca..--......................80am 2 40 mi
A 0W ...wod-.--..-......... 343m 48t
Ar.Or.ando..-..~........... 0m 6.00pmn'
-A rTampa.~~~.........O 82am 7T(0pm
NORtTI)BOOND.
Lv Tampa No. 88. No.,
LOrl ando.......~. ..~...8 5pm 10 4a'
LV Wildwood..-~.... ........ 06am i 1~
LvCedorj(e,................. i
A.r.Wa...-..--....................42am 4 80pm
Lv Tallahassee...--o.......... 2 45pmn
Lv Live Oa----k............. .. 5 25atn
Lv Lake City....~.--........ 0 04m
Liv Jlacks"nville..-....... ... -86.am 7 00pm
Lv Brunstw;ck..................7 7 . m
Ar 8avannah a....,............1231pm 11 2t.%at
L v n...ah.......,......-......12 2Opm II 3 pta
........................20pm '63m
Av rI00i;"""'""'"""''"'"...2 47pha 2 46am
Ar New,1mbrry-.~.-...... 4 5pm 4 2-lam
y Trains arrive and depart .In Co'umbia at
y Blaudinlg arect Stalfon. ,Nos.8', and 30 carry
Pnllman sleeping cars bet ween Now Yo k atnd
a Jaconvillc; a so between Cincinatai andi
Jacksopville via Ashaeville, connctineg withI
lluan parlor cars between Jaeksonavilie
0 and Taampa and ru solid trains is om .Ch~r
i Nos.817and 88 carry Pullman drawing om
0 eoaai oa at Chlarlotoe witt SoutI eater.
6 For further iuformation 1 plto
L. 31. FLEGSi NG, 1. A.,
Suva;maha, Ga.
N. 8. PENN'INGTON, TP. lii .
CumIa 8. .
IR D,BEAY,.U.'P. A.,
-Co1nmbia S.0.
A.D. IA CDONE LL. G. P.-1