The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 01, 1898, Image 4
My Nelgbbor.
(Margavot E. Sangster.]
My neighbor met ine on the street,
She dropped a word of greeting gay,
Her look so bright. hot- tono so sweet,
I stopped to music all that, day.
The cares that tugged at heart and
brain,
The work too heavy for my hand,
The ceaseless underboat of pain,
The tasks I could not understand,
Grow lighter as I walked along
With air and step of libert,y,
Freed by the sudden lilt of song,
That filled theN world with cheer for
me.
Yet was this all. A woman wise,
Her life enriched by many a year,
Had faced me with her brave, tnue
eyes,
Passed on, and said, "Good-morning
dear!"
ENGAEMKENTm OF MAIRRIAGFI.
They Should be Deflsite ud lirlef, not
Condtional aend Protrateod.
From the Now Yerk Sun.]
This letter :ropounds a qttestion
of gravo imputance to society, and
invites a discussion which should be
of general interest:
"To the Editor of the Sun Sir:
What is a father's duty for the har.
piness and welfare of his daughter
under the following conditions:
After a four years' courtship a gen
teman says that 'Iis finances arlk n11t
suNoient for him to marry at pres
ent,' but that he will continilk his at
tontion and when the futuiro devel
ops his resources so that. he can sup
port a wife he will then marry the
daughter. Of course, this is under
stood betwoon them; and it is further
agreed that if in the mevant ino either
prefors another, t ioe engagementit isvIT.
'and he or sho cai marry th one of
his choice.' Such a fatuous con
tract is suggestivo. The dim future
is dark with uncertainty, as applica
ble to the conditions. Ilonco the
question.
"In a recent editorial you strike
the keynote of my qnestion ini say
ing: 'The superiority of the tuntul
tuous youthful passion1 an)d impulse
of the daughtert to tho experience
and judgment of the ptronts wrecks
the happiness of too many homes.'
"Patorfamiis."
In the first place, neither a girl
herself nor her uarents kshould tol
erate a fonr-yeari' engagenoit, ox
cept under very extraordinary cir-.
cumnstances. It is injurious to the
girl in many ways and serves nto do
sirable p)urp)ose. The proilonged ac
quaintance does not tend to the bot
ter prepiaration of thte pair for mar
riage, but rather to produeo wveari
ness in one or the other, wvhich do
olre6sos the 1)ro1babiitios of eventual
marriage as the time is extenkded, 1t.
is an unnatural relation. As a rule,
no man ought to "court" a girl until
he is in a situation to marry her; ho
has no righkt to ask her to become his
wife unless he is already ini a conidi
tion to assume the responsibilitios of
matrimony. Because a mauu hase
conceived an taftootioni for a woman
he should be all the more anxio:ns to
save her from tying herself to him
in an engogment of indefinite dura
tion. An attempt to bind her by a
promise of marriage at some remoto
timfo ini the future, determina'le by
himself only, is pure selfishness in
him.
A betrothal is simply ani engage
ment preliminary to marriage, and it
should not be entered into by a mani
until ho can see his way to its fuil
filment at the altar. Hence a betro
thal ought to be annkounced wit.h
scarcely .o es formality than the mar
ringe itself. The Jews wvho adver
tise their engagements in the nmews
papers follow a proper andl desira
ble coulrse in thus making a botr-o
thal a tmatter of record as a s-erionst
anid definite obligation: "Getting
engaged" is a grave matter; there is
in life few compacts with consequen
ces more far-reaching; no man wor
thy to be a husband promises mar
riage without the detormnination to
wed the girl within a reasonable
time, the sooner thie better.
The old way for paretnts to reqir-e
of a man dawdi ing about a daughter
to "declare his intentions," thtat ms
to say, whether he was mnonopoliz.
ing her company and driving oil
other fellows with the serious inten.
tion of marrying her if she would, or
simbly to gratkfy his vanity by so
ouring her Iprefe'rence. If a man
expresses his intention to marry ai
woman att spine indefinite time in
the future when it is convenient for
Jirm, it is not a betrothal It amnounts
Rliumatisw
Is a blood disease and only a blood renie.
dy can cure it. So inany people make
the mistake of taking remedies which
at best are only tonics and cannot possi.
bly reach their troulble. Mr. Asa Siith,
Greencastle, Indiana, says: "For years
I have suffered with Sciatic Rfieuina.
tism, which the best physicians were tn
able to relieve. I took many patent
medicines but they did not seeni to
reach muy trouble. I gradually grew
worse until I was un
able to take iny food
or handle mnyself in
any way; I was abso
lutely helpless. Three
bottles of S.S.5. re
lieved me so that I
WWS soon able to mnove
iy right ariii; before
long I could walk
tieross the roomn, and
when I liad finished olie dozei bottles
was ellred coinpletely al ai as well as
ever. I now w%eigh 170."'
A Real Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. eitres Scrofila, Calncer, Iezena,
a 1 any' forti of blool troubles. If vou
lave a blood d ismasc, tak e. a blood ited i
c ine-S.S.S. (vrgu an/m/ pure /' ge'/a
lab/c) ik exclusively for the blood and
is recotlnileti(ed fr. noithing else. It
for,-es out the poison matter perniaulent
lv. We will
S'eNdt to anymnede
ouir Yva111ahl e W
books. Address
Swift Slpechic
Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
A F-'nIse A 14a rilm.
IA1'gonitut..]
WIenl the 1 British Ileet was at
Slion Nof a1 1wtrllant sh'p was
S0411 0011iin OV0'r Cho hill wit hl h:.r
onsign lipsutlo <lown. The ships in
Ilh, 1111'bor ail obh'10 IOW(rol lifWNh1:1S
nid ield to l'o lblt to give as s
I N101 1o Oh sITp1t.-d ;-inko14- sh p.
W h o-1 w rt l1 o I n t w::1. n
T
$2,00
I Iw Atlanti Weeklv Constituti
wI ich everyone m.y have a
WorYd in this sentence
" FAT FIRST IT WA
The sentcnce Is taken from
word Is a familiar one, and
TO IiHT THIS CONTEST YOU MU
Ilor One Year,Ony$
mittance D)ire
MD~ ~ GET YOUR CHANCE_AT
At the end of perIod covered by
to, the succ(essfull party or parti
in the conitest. The plan is a
jiiom toar and havIt e breen conduclrti
t hey have bieen wtidely copiled ai
Consit iutioni's gre'at oigtia at
IN ON13 YlAR THE11 CONSTrTU1
NE A RLY
in thlese mihisi ng wtord COn tests
tion t und re'ceived from sut>seril
thiIs uit is g iveni to lthe succes
The firnrd Is dIst ributed wIth Ita
puts aslide 10 per cenrt from all
tIon fun ld shows t hat the amiounr
enourghi to he worth striving:
. furl propost tIon, hut thle pin .1.
time mutrils lyy the. Post. Of1ce Unp
ii '" 'The b ik frorri wichIrt the uenternce tin taniir la
ii n cl a iheeb' of them rconrtest before' a comipr'teni
In One of these contests
whor re.eived more than $1.000
has beent m strliuted among 8u
ite'meribler that, whet her thi
nothinrg to guess. and even th
iG MFATEST 01: ALL WEEKI
K..eep that ini view' and( sCend
not1 he1 IleSs t han i $50011 in cash,
T1 ' W1 l' NI.V (' NSTITUTION IS ilI
Ti I W\Ol.Dl. It is a T1WNi.Vl
N 1. W:'PA I R, conta:iniing l(IG I lTY'
eulas n eel Newspaper in Amiti
its coiespondetrsi and agents are to lie
en andl Wetsternt States.
A 9 A .11 41 '1.1 N IC tt prints miore mnrtter than im
t \N itt If 'A TO it i us a schtoolhonse int Ir tit f a
Mi'l : l.t IA I, tFICA il iR iCS comniid It espect;
T's i ii u At NI I'. FAIt at t*:Rs' iwrt'A ETr.i
drtien i p . mhm:r'mse t aren ru nder abl)e1dir
the~ si ib at tnetls tire addrirsit(I. iThe ('orst
hren im mimdvmu'mnte' he rin' ipimti enmuni
T'3. FOLLOWJIMG AHE THE_CONDITI
Ten Per Cent of the I'l Ti ('ONSTITI
Gu(~essers' Subscrip- rei'.",a fo s"b
1i1n1 I,OCs to the mius:Ing word.
Fun ii to he di videid. wIi be r g ive ih
.word. the marte
in ethef words if this unesserm.
~SL-'iption F ur nd Tl~ ('CON DITKI
amuntsot to $20,000 at the niissing
for thiltperiodCthe,
tho (un j t gomto the tu on-r,
sutccesOu g ui e s sier rf tiifi e
wmH be$2,000. .freahcr<
wti get a i rat
'I 5. 4 4 4. anb crti'tons,
it to. Nt 'Nt'Yit ANMi4IIt you mne not
- n'1 t, r 1oe.p uim lienhlrr perioid (desimgnratth
.........----AODDRESS AL
~ATLANTA CONSTI
A NEW INSUBANCE HILL.
This Itfers to Companies Doing Hlusiness
on the Legal Reserve Plan.
Columbia, January 27.-Mr. Kib.
]or, of Newberry, today offered an
important bill relative to life inaur
anco policies. The bill providos:
That any life insurance company
now doing business .in this State, or
w1hich PtAy hereafter do business in
this State, on the "legal reserve"
p>lan, shall, on tho domand of the in
HUrod aftor thrbo full annual pro
mjiums have been paid, extend to
said intisured one of the following op
tionis antdi as inany other options as
said company may offer:
Pay to said insurod in cash, with
in sixty days after domand, the full
legal roservo computed by the ex
perienco tablo of mortality then in
use by said company, and interest at
4 per cent, less a surrender charge
not to exceed 1 por cent of the
amount, insured.
Second. Loan to the insured, his
policy being del)osited with the coin
Iany as collatoral security, at it rato
not exce(ing 6 por cent, an aniount
equal to the cash surrender value
hereinbefore muentioned.
Section 2. Thatt all natural pro
tlitil..H comlpanies inow doing busi
ness in this State, slhalll be requirtk
to prIt at tle top of the first page
of its contract that, its premiums are
not, tixod, but, that. the future os,t
to the insured will depend upon the
oxiprielnco of the company.
Section 3. That any assan eyn
coma1 m not a frat.-noal o Ir
with the loge systemi now.d
llni ess ii i tbis Sit. haive prirta\d
li te Ii rst page of' its. p ij'
''A n 1 ' r.t i (-i.
3)n anl1IOUnCes a nlew oli i.i
chince to supply the missing
SCONSIDERED B Y
A GOOD O MEXN"
Is-Ed I ch8
HE MIS-N WOD N - f -
)Imp andouthese aontewt hav beom
chwnte tsupbslute fainsstnagth
IONS IDD OUT---m
abwlutfknow,nd publicatthat The~
it mIAy re0.0ly susries nnthat t
--oEdde ach 1,ra '98arg
dpSte inyvut Yder .nn w-lh
thra nyone stcsutiwll utor
; atide ful addi inlt hi t i ne yer$5.00
11cessful agutesecnes, hvehe,i
oug wt uccesolul,te i esser a gts i
,YN NEWSPAERS ORUONE YM
t te amieo0tecnt of t awaurilp
and giesmaynb as il missing wor,a00.
AGE,ofartcti SEE-O tileS-O-Ile.AG~E
OURIA C r)OUMN evscers week.1 Itha,: no
rlicasse ws xr rptots for till wori, u<l'
dyto bove arm eace inerli 1,g
N'r. its otma' nea t men i nul i t (lch-.
e nn nd a i s p iey attad iv to thre I., wh .n
Ilaptd in h Nlaftyon Paltintormsi.I lif ill ne,
coiiTteN PUT h mIlkPRC N f the munn ,It~11eit it
ileretwn s ron pathontern thce ssulgIIo r N,
and ditr ibtion to tls i w o ne ye.r cityt:1
If nul n conesa ers terttwrd e h
1 entie fnd. If ore hnn supplies nt be mis
Wordght seahfand every gu- suct g.-i-i
r'Y NESAPtotoTER WFek cONsttto. It A-R
yugesen with yohe subscriptiondn per 1 we
t tnwr.ee .vilt of toeta u r--va r .- w
ande Peron may baes as uutyh tims .as2 l hel .
fonrIne alheseteery iliw-jcs any tiwt Sout-.
'ears) ri ng of...............i..."lenl . n-:isl
O, OF TE_CST-~ -2
TTIO N.'IT A T) PiLA('NI A.tehllIll'i
to nothing, for ho makes no abso
luto promise. It is moroly a condi
tional agrooment, and it is loft to
his own pleasure to settle the condi
tions.
In the poculiar instanco referrod
to us there is not even the pretenco
ot a betrothal. Tho young man ovi
dently wants to play fast and looso.
If he is unable to got tomio girl ho
profori to marry, ho -will, perhaps,
marry this young woman, in the
courso of etoriity. 8uch a proposi
sition is an insult to a girl, ovon if it
is IccoIlpaIied by the stipulatioun
that sh HliIll hiave liberty to do the
samte. It is not a botrothal, an on
gagelnwut, but similply a trilvesty of
one of the most serious compaicts ill
life.
Four years' n 14"Our
months is long enoulghl. If li 1111
really is enaluored of a wonin overy
litmito of <delay after winning her
before he atikes her his brido is irk
some to himl. Why (loes a Ian ak
ia woiall to bettrotih herself to hi?
ls it Iot that 1ho will. i al iintenids
to marry her? \\I , thenl Shouhl
she con'esent 11uless lhe is reldy to
provt hi is faith by his works?
Htwlre, girls, tf tht) st'llish or
eraven tearte(I ft'llows, who witlit to
entilang le you inl lotng engagemnts
si-uply IN keep fromt youti truer and
br.ver a td better switts.
Mcei tit re '4 NUtgaIm-. Fowr Uk-.oti ar'y.
Dr. Naiiten di isen-ses ill tlit Feb -
ruary M iet'lur&'s the ft.t tio of ox
I,raIi,n in t i)t tirtcI tiI of t lt
North l'.e. His coelh11n- is that
theoh ".OanI bht r'tacht-d withouit t,)t
'reat ttiienits," i-her "by a ship
uirin. with the ic' w*r the Polar
e .",r "'t y bep a ,~ al' J lil
fromi the' (rO n e' li .
till 0i ai
the l-'ar N r hi d r
fr fI I ti li fe, 0 , W q1 0 "''
aI, n ztIl il e .
itit hi,
lit iis numbr -t
.ivnlarly notabill. ,
bito raiphicat WAt.tt
serifts of "Gre:Ial 1) ra t' I.
t'oln,"' shot wing himin a ti e on i
eitereil (oigrt4ss, at tho inie \ bin
lIe was in the ftill hIt.at ok ls gIreat
(ithat4 wit hi Dou ga:- itt hI timt o )
his first. ioinli iat ion to I lt, I 'resh, litev,
ati It otIier historic I iNenit i n hi
life. Ai interest.ing itrtile by Miss
Tart-bull gives the lus Itry of the sov
01r1l por'sralits. MAi-. Ihn)II1's " Noillin
isoinces'' titinlin, rnl ieIN-ts his ob
servatiols of litOseran, 'i hmas,
and GarfieltI at iho iinii of t he bilt t It
of Chickailutgal. ,h1ey also givo
v n t i %h;rts i tle t'
Knxville. Ilint. of espI ecial iograt
ph11ical val ue is thle viv~itl <tetai~ ild im
count of Wa'ishintgt on's lost, illnies,
atildonthI, from t.he miiniseripjt <diari
of hIis truste<tl pr-ivate secrtet ary ami
tonistat,t at tenttlaiit, Toiais 1Lea'r. 1
is remaorkable t hat. so in te'rest ing
dlocumiett shonl never ha vi beer
putblishte<l in tell before, in a way- t
mako:u it. ivatilble to the general rteatd
ing public.
'.lhio best, sItory by Stephlen (Craiin
flut e havt~e seen'i, niot exct-oding tIe
faouos "l' i l~ttInIhdge oif Couraige,'
liTero is itlso it clain.1i'm~in humltoron:
I rish s,ory byv Shan linllttck amul it
abhsorbinig-instlamnt, of t he Anthlon2
I lope nov el. bult.non otl'1 i theseXt, ii
iiovel and. thlrilling inici<lots, suir
paissts Mr. .1eertt V. linm iibloni's ire
coi of his ownI reatl texpe'ritn ict
"Firing~ a LoA cotmot iv'O.
Tm:ti S. S. M~lc(reon: C'o.,
Thue valor dis
lead-t his utittt
of the earnage t#
of a great battle-,
is recogn~tized as
heroie, atid .
aroulsets atdmira-__
ntecessiary reek
mn who contis death thirouleh soitte ittsidi
otns disease is pitiale, butt nott ad unirable
That dread disease, coitistu pt ion, slay.
iore tueti and wttnett thatt are- slaitn b,
watr, fatnine attd pestilence conthinied. 11
is til ntterly uttitecessary slanghteIr.
Cotistuptioti is enle.C Otte of thle stios
cenittent sp)ecialits in the world, D r. R. V
Pierce, for thirty years chief consuiltinig
physiciant to thet InvalidI Hotel and Sutrg
Ical Ittatitte att litTfalt, N. V. spr
niontices it. He tdeclar s tha;t thi v veart
ago lie discovered a medicitte that enr'es ')f
per cenlt. of all cases otf cottsuituptiton. It
hlis great mlteil wvork, " Thle C.niiomm
SenseC M%edicatl Adviser.'" the statuies, ad.
dresses, experiettces atnd pho-ttogitphis oi
iinnmerable consutuptive-s who have rc
covered are glveii. 'ihit wotitderfuil tedl
eite is known as D r. P'ieree's G oldeni Med
ical Discovety. It is the gtvatest tof at
knowtn bilood.--nakers andt lleshi-lbuilders. I
gives edg~e to lie appetite, mtakes, digestint
and assimihltIon perfect, renidets the live
and kidnieys active, tmakes the blood puiri
and fills it with the life-givinig eletmet
that build new~ anid healthy tissuie.
strengthents thle musenl-ar sytemii, ttte.s tha
nerves, pntups rich, red, heathyli lood it
every vital organ, and ac itng 'directly ot
the lungs drives otit all i ntuities and dis
ease germs. Thoulsandts hi:ve testified I<
Its marvelone merits. An hitonest dealer wtil
not try to periitde you to take a worthIes
substitute for the sake of a little added pirofit
when bahv Is sick the mtother nietds to owni
copy of Dr, Pierce's Commnoni sensc e tdienl Ad
vitter. It tells the hiome-treatmitent of all the ot
dinary Illa of life. For ai paper-coveretd copy sen,
21 one-cent stamnps tio cover COstt of mtailng ont
toteorld'a I)I:issry MQedical Asoctatitoil
Baby Mine!
Every mother
feels an inde
scribable dread
of the pain and
danger attend
ant upon the
most ctitical pe
riod of her life.
Becoming a
mother should be
a source of joy
to all. but the
suffering and
danger of the ordeal make
its anticipation one of rrisery.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
is the remedy which relieves
women of the great pain and suf
fering incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest - trial is not only made
painless, but all the dapger is re
moved by-its use. Those who use
this remedy arc no longer dc
spondent or gloom ; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con
ditions arc avoided, the syst'em is
made ready for the coming event,
and the serious accidents so com
mon to the critical hour are
obviated by the use of Mother's
Friend. It is a,bkessing to woman.
S1.00 PER BOTTLE at all Drug Stores,
or seut by niall oi receipt of price.
BOOKS Coltlthilivintzillable infoat-matiof
Elintew'-t to till wolltn, will bo DOnt
FREE ito any ittro%, ulo applicetion, by
Tb 11RAIM.11) it l1.1TOlt CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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NonIl In ia. MatC inji i th~ ) o~l nlthern .
p1ini1lw il for 1 11(111intax' in v . up e Ioth la
North a oho. .t i trains hlet we- Ch3,
Ukn ndoTler in itt on '-Tt3tche hat .4,
i.ie";ni . hrlttto wIIl ClyXIh- Line grtt.6
.. A X.\jov .r l t Ta le ta Ur,,.
nnntIrees; tom lIstn Ycatlr, Co.r
3 AORIE AND
NA SR POPLARM
1 .NoFL OWIERS ra
SWEET toES, ourkt.Colof
. r- ~~ cre vre dicr ouht rning
SWEE PEASdo., of new Pktd VU, of
intetIdIng RIeo copy of 3898 Calt g o andt FloralCutr
PIlC i IPIIICOTT. 3I9 Slrth SImtI So.. lalooapolthI , 4 .
ENNYRYALCiELS
OrigInal andl Only (IenuIno.
SArt, &Ilways reliable. LADICS BSt
brgit stC Ic ar' .I%lish DI a
--..boxes,P'O. nIett 111nh hhoithort. Tako
..$4no othenr Iln',use dangrous atb,Ijti&is
tolatand 1mntilaons. At llug;\sts,or,Mn4 d.
lintar am, ftor laclar., testim1,nIi ll o
UhIocAy U0 emica10..AladIson r'i tee'
Sold by attLoon nrULsll . ...II.A. . .e
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.,
CentralTnNtween Ctabla anud Jack
sonville. Eastern TI'nne 1otwoweal Co.
lunbl:anid Other Poleitn.
EFFArti icVE JAN1U % 1Y 17, 1803.
Northbound. Noy D8 No. 3 x m - .
Dally. Diy|xhn
Lv. J'ville, P.C.&P.Hy.. 8 15 a 8 00 e 12 10 p
S Sava nai h ........... 12 20 1 12 i aj 3 57 p
Ar. Columbla ........... 4 16p 4 45n 7 i 9t
Lv. Ohnv ton,SC&GRI 7 10n 150 Q..
Ar. Columbia........... 10 55a 10 101)..
Lv. Augutla, 8o. Ily.... 2 10 ) 9 80 1) 40 p
Graitevillo ....... 2 80 y 10 12 1 0 08 p
Trunton............. a 03 p 10 60p 0 114 p
John1141ton1s8........... U 19p 11 10 P 0 40 p
Cr.ColuimbiaUn. dop't. 4 61 > 2 17 a 8 20) p
tV Col'hbia Bhad'g t... 5 1.5p 6 55 a 8 49 p
" Winnsboro.......... 1 0) p 0 68 a 939 1)
" 'lhestor ............. 6 bOp 7 44 a 10 14 )
" Rock Hill........... . 2J)p 8 20 a 10 44 p
Ar. Chuarlotto........... 8 151 p) 15 n t Isd p
Danvillo........... 11 61 P 1 85 l, 3 18 a
Ar. 1 0icho ti .......... i00 n 0 25 ) ........
Ar. 'Wasihigton ... 1 4:1 9 1 U5 p 9 45 a
B:lt imloro Pa. 11. It.. P 00 a 11 15 p 11 05 a
" Phiadelphia......,. NS a 2 50 a 1 18 )
" ,Now Yo-k. . 12 13 I 0 23 n 8 3 1
Sout h boud, i.V. 31 No. 37 No. 3.5
U.. - nlhally. 1)nIIy.
Ly. Now York, Pa. H. t 12 lol p - 80 1 121 nbt
"4Pladlpial . 2 Is p 6 6 p 11 6i a
" ilh -ocil...... . ..4 50 1 f) 1)0 1 0 b1 a
Lv. Wash'tonl, o. 1 31 00 p 10 .1 j 1 1 a
Lv. llelhmondi... ....20nt 12 0m
Lv. IanviIlo ........... 12 20a 6 a 6 1,5 1
" harlotto........... 54i ) 5a 10 2 0 1)
wk 1111. ........... a tO t 12 p
ChIest I............. 6 01*i 10 15 1 4.,nm
" in ........... 41 a 11 41 s 12 32 a
Ar (,'In d 1 ' .. 33 40 12 . . 1 37 a
Lv. C iltn. wia Un1 - ep'1. 7 u' a 1 1 ) 1 ) a
JOhnst401ns.---.... .. 84 -0 2 53p 5 1ai
n ............ 863 ; t 3 Ob 1 3 15 ia
(4" -11r ilvvillo ........ "13 nt 1 : 8 i 6 57 a
Ar. Augitta............. 10 I 4 1. i 7 45 a
L,~. Co'hhi .'. . ....... 4 0 y 7 00 A
A r.Ch A l l ........ ........ 8 00 p 11 (4a
Lv. 50'n. FtC &P. 1y 5 50a 11 i5ta 12 47 a
' a a n h ........ 0 :;22n .1 -111p 5 M0ai
-mA'lN t % A , aI % *11 , . a
Nos.l a1d, 22--"NEW YORK AND FLOR
IDA 111NiM 'ED." S Nlid \estibuied Train of
1'ull 3)13 wing-t Sleepiig Curs, Oh
sevi -M and 011mp1artmmint ('ars, and Dhinin
Carls ruingils t roigh withotut ehapng. hetwetll
bt. Aug,p3. , Fin., ad Now yor1c, vi Jelt
1oIville, C:vanni, mbiiiia, (Tarl .tto anld
Wahigtn.Pulilmuki Dillwinig-Ro".1 SIUM>
ig C:1r e1 lWey AuguAtn,lGa.,nndlll N'ow yor C,
COMWnO"itIg Wil h this t Inin at ColInhIn, for tiho
tccinein3da1 i*t1 of Augu11a land Aiken tr uvel.
Most execlialn dait y i11lMgne SurviC4 bU
tweoln Floridl ad Nevw York.
.Nos. X, a nd kill W in1 onl anld.stiit hl vest c,'11
Limilitted. solid \'us(iblIil trainll with dinling
vars mid first tts i ieeus nort, or ch:irol 0te.
P11llimtI d1wist -o(Il 4leepinig clr het weenl
Tanaitn,.hknil, baana, tVshinigtonl
and N.\v York.
Pu111mn1e1,11, err's betwemn Augustal tand
Rillilm ld.
N1o2-* ) wt :3 d Zl- ') . S. F It.'At 31Mt. T11r111-mlizh
Plotut m dt-nwin roo 1* 1yistft (14.e in: blr . h
ti . n Il*2)n1d 'Nw York land 01
Man" it n oar b -%ss Ati.;ustat andihar
lotte. P,1iulln siepingi ar b. w I iec
at UVillk, nid Co lutvbin, k-n rolti difly bet wevn
Jacko .1 i ill Cinlcinllim.. Vint -sh'evillL
F. A AN NN, J. M. t!1U,P,
Thir%i \V-1'. & Uen. Mgr. T1. M .0:1u1"to.
WV. A. TSN . IH. HARDW)\ICK,
(. P. A.. Was.1hington. A . 1. A.. Atimta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condletetned !cellule in CiFTcs
JU3I V 4, 1897.
sTAT7iIOxs. _~Ij
ST Airi 1s0on - ZSD a i
.. . .. .. .......'*to 7 10 e. m)
v. Colomjb) .. . . 1 ( i I
-9 Pros,lerity . 1 11 p ti
Newlbvrry ... 22 1) m
" N initty-Nix ... . . . . ... . . 125 )li
Ar. (41t tnwoud . 45 p m
Ar 3.v1e................. .......1 2 V5 1) )n
Ar. llI*z. ............... ....... 2 5 )-r
Ar. A. wtdvi-min .1 M
Ar. Onkm-loI................
Kr. AnderI.n............30p33
STATIOS 1)DniI
__7__12a.
WiIIn**.ion . .. . . 11110 a m
~~ l1*d~12 11 p am3
rv IIh." .1 '0 p 33u
2 ?5 p m
I t' *43 ~33' 2 55 p in
Zr. A 1* iI.3*i.a ............. 3 p) 3
STA 31 TATNSS.:Fl
LV.* 1.Nnin. ... 1..~.~..... 3) .. 10l S0 a m
"o0~ 1inh2nt................10 451a m
1" Wiliamlo 2tj..i.............. 3)018 7 IO
10 And1 2.i . . .*..... ... ...1 1 05i a1 in
1064H1Itoti~.............1* ,le . ..1 ~il lif, aT
112 13*Ar. n d S ................. .v 126 0 2pm
2v, Ahhevil r. ..... ....... 11 -.'4 a
IEv. 3) H o 9e .. 3 . 3.......... .... . P3: 1 20 p m
".:7 . .. I:* Pasw iy .. i.,............... 2 ) 3i . I n
*r. c lmnhi .............~'I14, .. a33 ( 5. 3Iv12rm)
00*1Char*ile ,on....... . - ---i;. 3* 1*1 *3)) 3).
P9ll7n 1a 321 ......A3) buon..... "* Tra.np 8 r
'A00 '215 g11" . .nn li .... "1g 5p) 1 411p
G0 ea 2tp . . .... Union .w... *'* 5p. 730p
10VW * 22diq"* .... Joev . . A a2: a, 6 68p
I0 5 :(!'23 Ia " . ' . . .. P coe ... I.. i 12 14p )6 47
1 2.'> W 0 pr nug vi 5 '1120p
"P," p.3.93. m. "A,".3. nM
Trin 9 i 10 enirry Arein Pul0lman
13epin car het2 we3en41 Coninhn2and Ahevillo
IIo1thh7wil, 2 :7 n. m., '37p 1n. 13 72 . m.
3(1Ve a tihnle * Lh ie )-Mnuthboun3 1.:41:. m.2
:1 2 . ... l :37 a~. I1*.m. ( .ti ul-imi*t 1d.1
2Tais. lenvo Greenvi, . an 3. ivisio
(Vest.ihuled ) Li ie isutbo mI 6:: u. m.2
1:0 . m3.,3 1 2 p.3 m. (VesIbuled 3 Limied)
Pul..ma..inhecop sleepng crs o Tri8 'and
86 7And 'n, onA.I an C.e divYIsin. 4
W.ti fre. TUlde * -o.e f.or Ai *. RDIC(33
Gen Pas.O3t A*1( 33'rt. As'Mt*elas.A'
Wpclahini;t, D.lltl o. a .I At l , a
$cRAILROAD Timbeerct neto
ber;t.h, 10 $. 35en tndard1 Tno~~~~I
Dn1ihhound. . Neworthbun
i-'g-t, Irly eblr t our lil v.
.'3 y IPyDl a h
I''day4W'd
To Atlnnto,-Uhi r1o06,.%gUstA
-1nington, New Orli-stneand 2wY
10sws iohma,nd -Wasii,gton
Norfolk, Aoruotihi
sop0a e In efleft, Fob. 7th, 1097.
Ui0h1MWNN1Ua I&k4".4No . 4L
SI hillad61plPtik............. ......0. -A J1 IIn i b A W6
" i l i o o ...... ................. a. to $a 2 60 1, p
W atolhingtol...................... 4*40 1" 480 si
i h on .......................... 8 60 pm 9 0 6 6
LvN~orfol,%I 8.A I....k....*8i36 pii i'a
r-olt.m-otih " .... .. t 45 pa i 0 20
1,v Woldr t, via 14. A. L.
ArIo ntdnion. " ........31250 ut 1 .19 In
Ar un aip, VI 13. A. 1,....... 17 3. il1) t 19 pi"'
LIv Dierhan). " ...... tb 20 pint1 0 U
Ar Ialeigh. via 8. A . .... ... *2 10am *3 81 pm
e a o e....................... ...... 3305 "1 608 1
"Southern Pin18 ............... 422 1 565 "
H andl ........................... bm 1 " 68 "
" NW.t.esboro ....................... 5 5 " 8 1 *
M onroe............... ........... 0 4 " 12 I6
Xr Chaltt , via 8. A. 1 9.W.8 0 46 -P,pk1
6" Chelter, via.4. A. L . 8.'~~. i I 47 pm
fLv uoltimblit, U. N. & L. It. 1t. ............ tO (0 P
Ar I t 6 . .......... 9 5 01m 12 10 "
Green wood ... ....., 1r s 1 07 vill
Alibovillo " ......... I I "d 1.4)
H EIbc Itol " .......... 1207 pin 241
"1 A Ihells "s ..... I i)15 * 14-5
Winder 1 69 "6 4 80
so Alan S. A. . (UnIon 2
lIeint)(Central Tin _0 5
NOltTtjIO( ND_1) No. JOA. No. 88.
Lv ti1 i tral 'PUne) #)2 Con *7 50 pi
'' W111der.' . ........2 111 pil 10 l11
6 Atheas . . 16 31213 "
Elbe tn 6 4 .1 12;43 am
SAibevillo 1 . .. 5 14 6
(.4.oo..o... 6. ... 5.1 2 19
......... 3 1 " 05
ArClumla, C. & 1, t. t-........o
...r ..... 4 15 1 4 3 i
Xr-t Ia 1Of te*v 'iik 8 -. ......-I5) 2 " - f * "
1 VI 0111,0, Via H A .......... 1 1-10pol 10 )
" C .tn.......... 31 " 8 156
Ar Wilmult o i .... . . .0 itm*20 p0
)heer .... 1214 " 1) 2,)
Xi t lin t Io l)*410 2.~titi *8 80 1
A 1)at et 4 .......... *7 16 23 1 M ,5 a
A rW ininalon .......... a 2., m*12 C0 -im
'A'~Weisa. iillI .A. ...... li2 14 - ': 2.O m
111(1. sol. "... 8 2p i *l '10 6m
AV Durha111in O. ....... 13;;j' 1 t ~l,y 1 -0,90a i
At, Weldol , v lat . A .L......... *1I 5; u ill *3 00pn
' 1ch tuo1 .......... ........ .. 8 15 "1 f . "64
"4 W h l og 'n.vtsaPeie 1. at.it. 12 31 66 11 1 1a
"111WtInl ore "-e" 1- 1; ilm 12 -* Amn
"6 Ph lti Ip 4 66 h*.3 pin .3 15 66
"Nev York, " 62.1 " 4!J
Ar PoricanoatIh " " '' 7 3in 5 50 p.a
Neziolk " '' s" *7 5) " 0(05
-y ii I. x. stit<Iay. j D'y ex Moifay
Nop. 403 ttid 402.-"'lie A tima SprecI'll,"
ollI V(--.uI1l l TrAtl of P1ninI1)11n Hleep-ri I
aald CO14 o %h4tw11 Ws11inmigt and AI
1a4ala, also Pllit I al k1lef peri be.twooll 1OrI.
Mo1th ail Chester. .. C.
N"ta. 41 nivil 38.--'"I ho .4. A. L. Fxprepp,'9
So '1'rI111t1, CoieIcs mid 11 tilirlal,Ir SlcqeperH
betwet 'or(silonthl) sml Alatin. co upaly
Sleepers be( weenl ("o]ti Coll III tI A1ilanttil.
1 Ih traliq manke lilledat4. (,nnection al lit
AtIaliita for Alo tpoip I T , Mohi le, 1%(-w' O'r
lltis, 'Texit aifo na hi x1co, I 1111tta.
t)3gh, NNshvil11, 1it i1 Sincon, Floiltl,.
1'4)) rITSi ell,pi, 1-p rs. 11)(1 i i t icm, ap.
p111 to it. A. Newiinhi, G n. Ag).- l'as. 3.'l-'t
0 RI1l ll Io41 _A, A11t111 1 , i ilotle, N.0
1F Wi. J.0' , VIL'e-'ri-s. 1id~ En'1 Mantviter
V F. MINIcllf '. (n'1 sipel63inenh it. a
U. . 1 I I It, Tr1-the Maiager.
T. J. ANI SON, (1i' I'lasselger ApenL.
6 IN RA onFICE,s: )'O)RsMo(urH, VA.
Cliarlastcll aiii Wsterin Carolilla Rwy Co.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
S(hedul" in Elyet Oct. .3, 1807.
.1.clVo AtIIglia ... ........ .110 i it I 0 y a
Arive Urt W00d.......12 ) i .
A n'44r1 n ............... ......... 1 10 .1
1.11r-.- --... I ml 7 00 a i
Gi emn1vl14............ 3 10 ) 1 n
Mennm i )I nigg...... 4 0! 1m
Spa t but g-......... 3 00 1 Yll it ill
a810 (1it........ ......... :33 m
I-nd --"4 i ll ..... ( 6 p mi
At ev 7ln.........7 00 1) 1))
L t- v v .......... 820 a it
Z i a6 ta it mrg .......I1 -15 it ill 00 p in
W 1t ) m )ri1 g -.....' 10 a nt . ........ ...
G eenville ... . ...-11 60 t I 4 Oi in
.1a imis........... .....I :0 p inl 7 10 p nm
A rrivcG r4en61wood....2 28pi t( 90 am
A ild6r'. -- -.--...... .. 7 306 ain
._.Atnus 1 .......... 5 (01)1)n6I 1 IO I)n
1.666v6 Catlhonj Fa1lls6. .4l P m
A r. 3ye Ih-igh .......... .. II.2)a
N'ir ioik ............. 7I 3i. a14
-le n n0...... 7 2-I u in
Arat4v4 Au ).w1e . .. .2da))
Al .4 -----A-- lt'(1..... .. 5 100 pma
- ---- --....... 515p
Y e ........ 9:1)10 1 n in 0 pm
11anl)l ...............) :i 64a-1 n0 pmf
I'I I 6 y' I--...10 t.0 a m1 7 :3o pin
Savan 6nIh6--.--............. 8 10 p
( h:t,i h st i .--............ 8 08 pmi
1.aov. (bat1e64 n---------------.............50 nm0
- i4:i-'1...--...... .... 15p ;5) a6m
e II (ort .-....... 1 i))61n 8 25)101
13..%6 ce.... 3 FI 66) 8 25 p11n
A nI.4 A ligiit i12S30
Leav Viornoo1 -
T.C16V~ S -i-b,--1-)-g- 0 pm
Arriv6e Gr6 mw)4(((110 )4
1.34 -.666 1 61 - -( - ----- -11.t . -. 9 011 pm
1.ltlo,. tt, A rll r lit16161-(661 r
Cnnet. (466 atE' 1alhou1 61 166411401f)Fallso' e
pointa6616. s)) . A. 1.- 64nd4 U. 14666 U i1R 1I1y3, 11.4
16 Y I i fi )1666 re14 layie to t'ekts,
EM. N\OIITI 3, Sol. AgL A n6glista6, (4a.I
Florida Central & Peninsular
hue( TIale 16n EfIeet Jan6) 1.
A rr3 Ve. Coltleru I 1.4....""'""""'"'""".. 2'5..
Lv.Coi bl6-. :37 No. 3'.
T.v. f 'oilli b)6 . . .i . '6) I3:6
(CeV t ra 6 1'in "6 " ""''"--........I 2a) 2 liat6n
.1)' 1666 169416-k................. 1 6 4'1jp 6)
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