The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 04, 1898, Image 4
BISULPHIDE OF CARBON.
For Killing Injurious Inmects on Molon or
Cuoumber Vines.
Fo" killing insects on melon or cu
cumber vines procure some tight boxes,
such as sound oheesu boxes, largo enlouglh
to cover the vines. Tack ia buich of
rags large enough to hold, say, an
ounce of the liquid without dripping in
the bottom. When ready, gather the
runners in so they can all be covered
with the inverted box. Saturato tlio
bunch of rags id quickly cover tle
hill, pushing the edge of the box into
the earth and drawing the earth against
A nOMEN1ADE CoVEC.
thle outside edges whIero anly vapor
would otherwise hlave at elualneo (o
escape. All thm lmgi will bio killed inl
about anl hour, atil( (he rags ennt hiavo at
little mnoro, liquidI and thio bo>x trans
ferred to another hil1l. WVIualever- is uvsed
as at cover hlaid b0l er not he imich larg
or than necessary to cover thtv vinvs, as
it,%will titake more li<puid t o lmake a deal h1
atmosphere. If one ha1 iany Vinis to
treat, it, nuay he btst to providv a good
number of covers. Ayhrig that, will
cov.er .o vines bad kwp tbe vapor in
will do, and if one has other ork to
do near by, a f(ewv covers will vimablo at
person to freat a good m ay hills inl at
day, says the writer of tihe foregoing in
a letter to Ohio F0arier.
The illustration represenils at home
mta1dl cover, wiiheli111vl thl Ioriy aut1ohd
also descries: TIaie ia barreol Ioop,
cut it in two and falst t le piecs at,
right angles to acl okther by inaing a
hole with, aif hrmadal tilrougihl b1h inl(d
inseringib a screw e will eiye an
the convx Side, to be d as a liaiindl
for liffing. Sprinig thw hwisps to inakzo at
cover of tfh siz wanted, n-h tretn nds
and tie at strinig nron411al, ats inl nl.lk i t
kitc; or, better, t so astiff wirhvor. at full
hoop.Taennirorveanwpa',
cover ill (if' onit side wMit Iasto and
cover one setion (one-fimur0h of (t
" tdomie") Wit i,h it t rning all tho suir
pluspa insile. Te Tit0 Ihe bee sce
tions aro covervNil wi he pnn11 1 ille
way, turnilgi th1e suplut'11s Impor t iither
insidoe or otside, ts it w;outill t ltctlly
go.
A hundl of rags orbet lrm a t n o a h i ld
inside wheltro thet hloops cross to ruceive
th1 charge of hisuilphiido. Ally of tt(e
chemical left afiter treatinig onill fio. -m
be Carried witil ittlo ss o tw lie ' ex.
Tiis wvill maie, a moresulsian ial cmver
than onle wvould ait. first. t)ii, vnwheon
made of newspapers r col whenl dry tie
ofid pap ier The oers will also to v e
thsistenarto ofebvaporliof thAlbioflphide
fciabll .
he follodwing fromtI, ; toma' tIlualtt.
rl is oi thke a os liceen it;iit ex-1('iV'
putad op iitespentr st18 andel liytheu
cuit iglu baetreiir st ilki l', portab
chiall k whe thlee ing a' sev(ries tof ('longs
hresi stod tnhen and nuto(of tmislhnd
ofecarbof. y4lubrnildfu
inches a a Cnltopiee SIo. y4
hc pojectii fo ac (idof the hur-l
ds r enough to e connIs: ecete b
horlts.i Istovehis t cirui inloeu eh
down and) alle t oli stc 211o atopt
upttogu shdwaer,t and 1g whA etatd
fmamed isan'celiod then nlade for t
lifi(es putting upl enlihll for111 uif lon :
1argo (calf I y. iil 10 thItdi 'nede in an
inthes patrit on to erted 1her ay I
IOdill trosugli, r ven is thel trole
(lW 11omorgelle.'dt ell 111tiih
good t sdigestion soundwhc setp;e
moved,2( appetiend ai't(( foip e lag
alre somle Io'the feedls ifited ius<
othe T ut', i Li e Paitlls thr sin
fds will onvinceryu o f the oia
A Known FEat.
biod fiestir, pes,orid le
fand allekindred adieses.age
ofTutt's Lier Pills iil
doe0il cnvne n beauiof thei.
w~nePromefets aurn vrtu,
Anasouecure forl dassk hea1n-ng
storacI,(estesls, laondtiratin
analignre adisny ene.
Dut' ugLeivAter Pilr sk
inoBaniile arnd islic lb4 meai.
.. ' , o IIs, s aol wh luxribn. Trakh
ovo r Poli A7to herend 4
a ti 1 tal 000 rer c a a,i ta i r
Botaby Lcatuuult.lK PHr I A P
FLOW RA E S
SEET PEAa s r on Pkt. of s
eru i i t for onlyeI,' ~,qe.
nfdn oy f 898aal oguei and Floral Culture,x~
NiS box.esP.nC1T 3el9 ith bIee io, . eTaoi, in
- io , .so ,, . . . . . A .) .gt, .r ,,n . ..
America's Celery City.
Writing to the Buffalo Express a
Kalamazoo, Michigan correspondont
says: All tho markots and grocories
are now displaying appotizing bun
chos of it palo gioon and whito col
ory. No tablo is comploto without it
fow stilks of it. It is sorved daily
inl all tho loding hotels and cafem of
the United Stattes.
To the hantdtiomio city of Katlaina
ZOO, Micihigan, bvlogs the honor of
1111kinig timollage a popubar tablo
re0lish un11dar. tho unaimo of colory. Cil
firy, in turn-1, hafs made0 the city fa
1110118 ats tho cvlory gardens of tho
world; inl fit, Kalaiitzoo is nIOW
called tio Culory City. This city,
with its (ueor lndian name, was for
y'Olers 1111do tho Irgot of fuonly
storios and mlinlstrol sonigs. Situtetd
onl tho banl1kH of tho river of thosllo
11mili, tho city oxtolds back on tho
hills, aid is acklowledged to bo On1
of the l in'lisonm-t citi's of it.-; Hizo inl
Oe United States. Th rIailroa1ds
ou1tol Kalamazoo atllng tho rivor
bottoins,I which extlnd for miles mIlid
tro tho most fotilo brids 111ortil of
Ohw Ohio river. Th soil is rich
mu1lick, an11d is frouIm two to oiglht foot
A stlrallgmr oitering thocity by rail
cI distiniguish th pvcliiar odor of
colery gardnt'ls loig beforo revachiig
dho town. )uring tho growing soit
son1 it, is ia protly scono, long rows of
bright grevin aigaillst, at black lack
(groun11d. Not at wvod or1 birish is to
ho sen. Bill Ny sail it romiidod
him of a1 Trish woman's black drosH
trilimed with grevon braid.
Clery as at tablo dlicacy camlio
ilnto Oxistecto in1 thi wity. Amoig
til OMarly setlrS 1 loclnting ink Kat1la
llm;z()o Wats at family dir-et fromn Hol
1111d, liim'd Itllyker. Domr0 111ko
wits its leld, anild his fithr had ac0
cilll it ed a fortlinlo inl till Ealst, ill
dilt Cominy. Other fallilies fol.
owdal prosponl, and14 finllyN
<Ilito It colon)' ('m11110 of tille p)011r
chiss. At this timo thlt, filat.S oil t111
riv0r bottoms woro considerd il
Illost worless lasds, but1S wbi r prv
fOlrd by tll I 1oltli d ('11ligr'ants.
alny litt'li Strolamls flow down tii
hillsidti, anid soon th land tnr th
cit.y wis pirtilld and ditched ilto
Iliulidl plat-s, liko t.ho low hlalkm of thi
Notherlands. Rt wasjust liko homo
for thom, vxctipt that, horo thleyN soonl
conlId ownl tholir ownl farmil. A. first
011ion1s itild cabbago woro ralist-d and
shippod out to otr citivs.
Ill 18748 it glrdollol' lillilod Van
L1aafton raflisd Somei A1 ma1111lgo, which1
grewv so I'apIidy 1on the111 rich muchno
blotom pu18 lit hel had( t) dralw till
irt . it p algit, it t o koop it st andl(ing.
iln tile fal1, wh'enl takenl out1, It wasl
foual to hot b)leachedOi wh'ito and11
ho)ttel wic 01hbouighIt.I his on1ions, Cor'
t.ions woro't to ('at it. 1as you wVouldh
radishes, with saltrs, an lsli was called1
Ka 1lamazo ce'Itlery, n11 lsta of sme8 ll-i
ago.( '.d'ho fow till)ish mt. wit2t' .)hl
civd orders1 for gthel r1es1 of hislcop'
l act, tilrders i( for theit.y 11r Onions
wee til8 11 y er anoOvi-podutiln,
wilO tel Kalanzd clrv.h o
itao fcentso doz sitalks.t~ (2'k 21
gaily11 111t11 th1 griIond1)1' to olory
110act tVhey paIllid fo ti Iland3 aing,
bont'' oroti hfrlo thi fIirstiI year'
safles.illtl11i Thte yor '1.r ollowing ,the
h llloIII)lland VI) 1 popultio on(il Ithel
loadinglhtl in theinited Stat1es h
wa of rder1)'ing coiler,aln tohat rso
hadlold cr01) to.0 n co n
maner, formerly from Nowol'e;ri t -
biness asl a celry shtOipper, andl
hetfi~ was know as theri Cocerny King,
ing celery toa, colery gum, colory
cough drops, colory bitters, polery
piokles and chow-chow, nervo tonics,
colery salts, colery soups and a score
of otlier preparation1s.
All tho trunk lines of railroads
cator to the colory trade, and run
special refrigorator cars to all tho
'listant cities. From the middle of
July until after (hristias tho at
nosphiero of Kahumizoo has a decided
colory Ilavor. Trim is it continual
st.roai of wagons dolivoring their
prodiet to the oxpress compan:'es
from 8 a. in. until about 4 p. in. The
crop of 1897 is estimated at 16,000,.
000 dozon biuinioos, and will bring
the giowors about nine cents per
dozen.
it
Made and Merit Maintains thoconfidenceo
of the people in Ilood's Sarsaparilla. If a
medicine cures you when sick; if it makes
wonderful ourea everywhere, then beyond
all question that med lino possessoo merit.
Mad
That Is just the truth about Hood's Bar
saparilla. We know it possesce merit
becauso It cures, not once or twico or a
hundred times, but, In thousands and
thousands of eases. Vo know it, cures,
absolutely, permaiinently, when all others
fall to do any good whatover. We repeat
Sarsaparilla
itho best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood'Pill_ s, indigestion,
H~ood'8 Pills b1.25cents.
Liebig COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef
COOK OOK
telling-o how to pr-opare 11111ny dol
iVt,l(- and <hlijd1i s dll isiH es.
Address iIebig Co., '. 0. Box 2718,
New York.
'I he Atlanta Weekly Constituti
wl.ich everyone may have a
WORd inl this sentence
"/FTIRST IT WA.
T H E'_______
The sentence Is tak.en from
word is a familiar one, and
T3 'ITER THIS CONTEST YOU MU
For One Year, Only $1
mittance Dire
~AND GET YOUR CHANCE AT
.At the e'nd of period covored by
to thle suc'etssfuil party or p)arti
in the. contest. The plan Is
popuila r anmd have heen conduet.
they have he' n widely copied a
C'onstitution'sm great original so
iN ONE VI3AR TilE CONSTITU'l
' -N E A RLY
1mn these umissing word contests.
tion f und receivedl from subscril
this fumt is given to the succesm
The fund is d~istribtedo with a
Weekly e.onstitution has MOU
puts aslie 10 per cent from alt
tioni fund shows that the amoumni
en.ogh to be worth striving I
ful propositionbi, bt the plant i
time maIls by thee. Post Ofiec Dopi
j''. 'l'he t ''ok f romm wiih thme sentenc'e in taken Ia
i m I> tm l'. o t<f th ei tet before as compietent
In onme of these contests I
who recemived more than $1,000
has hsoonm distribumted amonng sj
itemnembler that, whether th
notingi to guess, and even th
Tis (arATEBT OF ALL WEEKI
Keep that in view and send
Weekly Constitution.
The Constlttiton gitarantees tha
not he less thnan $500 in cash,
Til-: wF.F.K .V (CONST ITUTION ISTill1
Til . WOR!I,1). It is a TWELVE-P
Ni': WiPA PF.R, containing EIGlITV.]
e<ttual as aWeekly Newspaper in Anme
its cor respondents andi agents are to be
ein Itndim Western States.
AS A3 A'A I AZNSRIt printa more nmatter than i.a C
A s A N i: ICtuA'Toil it Iama shoolhoumse in itself; a)
1' M lPitC'iA1 Ii FRAT'illE5 commend It espechm
iTS' IA R Ai AND) FAt1IER' Dl)u'AlLT)lIi
trmn's iD purmtmemnt mare alii mnder aide mItre
the. Iepart menmi.ti re nmihlressed. Thie (Comnst
honee rtm .dvmmemne or mihe principtes enuno
7i'llLLOWING ARE THE_CONDITI
TnPer Cent of the TIlE CONptTITU
IGo essers' Sumbscrip- e.v.mfrui
Itmns tsoes to the mutmising word.
! nd to be divided. wlheivennth
In of her words if this wuortsm
Sotioeption F ut n d TI1E COND)ITIC
omounts to $20,000 ait the MItsinmg
orthis period then tlriml"hepm
t he tftund to tro to the cmlmhhmng onle, t
sucesmsfuit' mm ues ser gmisnmamth
woomId be $2,000. for eaich corre<
\~ 'i 1N Vot'li ANMtWElt you need net
* m, .' pm u temniar pemriod (desilgnatin
---A LJDiESS A L
j in)-A LANTA CONSTI
ion Taming.
Men who have had long experience
vith lions givo thom a very bad char
aoter. There is said to be no art in so
called liou taming but the art of terror
ism, and no rulo but keeping the lions"
stomachs full and their minds cowod.1
Thoro never has boon, and there never
will be, say some, an appeal made tol
the lion's intelligence, because the lim-,
itod amount of that quality which he.
possesses is entirely dominated by his
forooity.
Pi'lson Ivy.
Just what it is that inducos poison
ivy to play its injurious pranks on some
people at some times and not at otherd
is still a profound mystery. One thing
is certain-the number of poopla
susceptible to the poisoning influence
must be oxtromely few, from the face
that in tho vicinity of Philadelphia the
highways and byways are overrun with
the plant to an enormous extent. It is
froquently impossible for people to go
by without brushing against it, and if
it is the vapor or some exudation from
the plant which causes the trouble thou
sands of persons must be undor the in
Iluenco to overy one who suffers from
it. The writer of this paragraph knows
of a tract of land on which the plant
grows profusoly and on which many
scores of laborors are employed. Those
laborers are frequently set to weeding
and pulling out the plant by the nakod
hand, and, so far as the writer knows,
none of theso men was over poisoned by
it. Tho cattle oat it greedily whenever
they got an opportunity. It seems to
have no injurious influence on them.
Mechan's Monthly.
English In Japan.
Horo are some attempts at English to
be son on the signboards in the streets
of Tokyo:
" Wino, beer and other medicines."
"A shop, the kind of umbrolla, para
sol or stick. "
"Tho shop for the furniture of the
several countries. "
"Prices, no increase or diminish."
"All kinds of superior sundrlcG kept
hore."
"Skin maker and seller" (portman
toau shop). -London Tit- Bits.
Valid Uxeuse.
Sho-How is it you were not at West
end's reception?
Ile-I staid av;ay on account of a per
sonal matter.
Sho-May I ask what it was?
Ile-Will you promise to keep it se
cret?
She--Yes.
Ile-Well, they failed to send no an
invitation.--Collier"I Wcoly.
Feadaehe stopped in 20 minutes by Dr.
ilJes' PAIN PILLs. "Once cent a dose.
Dn announces a new otler inl
chance to supply the missing
CONSIDERED BY
,A GOOD OMEN." n
a well-known publication. Th.
it may readily suggest Itself.
--Eds Mach1, '98
5T SUBSCRIBE FO . -
.00, Sending Youlr Re
ct to Atlanta.
THE MISSINO WORD FUND f
this contest The Constitution w.lii pay out
is the full prize amount that hanu aceru..d
implo and these contestq have becomeuu a
d with such absolute fairness to a.i t h 'I
ter, but none have become equal to Tihe
ries.
'ION HAS PAID OUT-am.
$6,O00 IN CASH
It sets aside 10 per cent of the subscrit
ers guessing at the missing word. aral
fual guesser or guessers in the contlest.
)solute fairness, and the fact ihat Th'le
1C 'TIIAN 150,000 subscribers and that it
uessers' subscriptions for this dist ribu,
to be divided at each interval Ia la,rge
or. It is not a catch-penny or a dem,it
open and aim pie and IS A )ItM iT'l E.11 1
rtnent as a sner Itoenn content.
deposited in n safety vault, under seal, and will be
commi,ttee, which imnkes the awar<d alter uni exai-i
here was only one successful gueoss.r,
and in addition to this in one year $5.000
e essful guessers.
missing word is supplied or not. it costs
ugh not successful, the guesser getts
Y NEWSPAPERS FOR ONE YEAR
your guess with your subscription for i e
t the amount of the award will
mdIL it miay be as much as $200
GREATEST WVEEKLY NEWSP'A' i~ N
AG;E, SEVEN-COLUMNS-TO.T -T l'PM;
POUR, COLUMNS every wveck. It hats no
rica; its news reports cover the worb,i, an,,l
round in almost everfbailiwilck of the South.
rdinartly found in any magazine in the coun,trs.
ear's reading of Thue Constitution ia a lieral en utioln.
fly to every farm home in .'Maeri0a.
NT, Its Woa' D)epartme,nt nai<l its ("all.
rtion, and are specinlly attractive to those to wI.,,a
tution is Demoeeratto in P'oiilea, uind ii isan
iated in the Nationual Piatform ef tie i',ia:.
ONS OF THE CONTEST -.-re ^
TION PUTS 10 PERl (EN'T of the amounta 'I
criptions fromu partlebentering the .'iimig wa.1 I ao
'or distribution among those who namne en:r'.r, i -
If only one oontestant gets the ri.ilht word, he 'rN h e
entire fund. If more than one supplie the ma'e,
will be proportionately dilvided eamong tie sue, ems. at
'N PRLECEIDENT FORt sENilNst3 A (J'I"4
'lord, is that each anit every gulesmus in er im
a. subacription to The wveekIy Constitution. I f .'-ut
er pubiishing this advertisem,ent in neciJepos' -- ..u
'0 guesas at the missing word will lbe forwar.h-.t. Ti.
ent with the suilacripitionf. Shouldr one pern sea.l
neswer,hlieor she will be entitled i a share of the- faa
I answer. T1here wvili the no capital Prrie-e.verv .ne
r,ze. Persons may guess as many tines as they oe
vrite the sentence out in full-jutsyt.MM
g it) is ................a iMt..u..
L ORDERS TO
TUTION. ATLANTA ,
Ills Ah.hswer.
"Tcll ne, a I not fair?"
The si:Luker Ians bauck in hor seat
and smiles ecquettislily.
In trui the question scems superflu
ous.
As she sits there with tho aftornoon
sun transfusing her glorious tresses Into
a streart of liquid gold, her eyes as blue
as the heavens, fathonless as tho 'sea
and dancing with excitement; hor lips
of coral wreathed with a roguish snile,
she is indeed transcende itally beautiful.
But the inan sceins blind to hr love
liness. He regards her with a frowning
brow and eyes that smolder with anger.
Timidly she repeats her question.
"Ain I not fair?"
Hor companion's faco grows black as
thunder.
"Fairl" he cries bitterly. "Fair,
when you open a jack pot with a ten"
Rago chokos his utteranco and with
a passionate gesturo ho dashes the cards
to the floor.-San Francisco Examiner.
Dr. Miles'Heart Cure
Ouros a Prominont Attornoy.
.'1/
R. R. C. PIELPS, the leading pension
altorney of Belfast, N. Y., writes:
"I wts discharged from the army on
account of ill health, and suffered from
heart troublo ever since. I frequently had
fainting and smothering spells. My form
was bent as a man of 80. I constantly woro
an overcoat, even in summer, for fear of
taking cold. I could not attend to my busi
ness. My rest was brocen by severe palus
about the heart and left shoulder. Three
years ago I commenced using Dr. Miles'
Ie-, rt Cure, not,. I'lstaiding I had used so
inu .. pat(-' medicine nd taken drugs from
doctors for years without boing helped. Dr.
Miles' IIeart Curo restored m lo health. It
Is truly a wonderful nedicino itl it affords
mo much pleasure to reconmene. this rom
edy to everyone."
Dr. Miles' Remedies r
are sold by all drug- .- *
glets under a positive " e
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or mnoney re
funded. lioolc on dis
cases of the heart and OBet
nerves free. Address.
DR. MILES MEDIUAL CO.. Fdkhart, Ind.
BLUE EIDGE RAILROAD.
H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver.
EATec.iiVe M-y 2, 1897.
Bietween Aj&eiboji and Walha3ia.
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HOU1."il C A I1t01.1:' A & (Euitu IA a. o
l'A5i.YloE Ii-A IrI 31 SNr,
LInA tli.EsToN. 8. C'., .Jt1. 21. 189)7
.t'llEDULE. DAILY.
Lv Chaxrlesto,t-.............. 7 10 ain. 5 30 pn
Sun. inertville............... 7 .fl 111 , I jill
Gleorges- .--l........8 3" ann 7 01 pnl
Branchll..-----..-.--....8 3111aln 7 35 pn
.lwsile-~...................9 i5 Cini 7 50; pir
Oranige'burgn-------....0 2 an1) 8 20 pnt
F't Mt e.w.-.----........ '.d auln 8 48 pnt
Fig 1,M111'...........,... ..10 01' n1. 9a I; p n
K n 1............. 0 10 nut 9 2.; pti
Ar('e I b ---.--.............10 55 lu mo I0 in p
"""Cl- -- ---.... .-.....7 510 inn 4 0.0 prI)
i1aillgii4............... 47 ze ,, 4 II
Fi.t Moti.-------.......... 7 i ll -n 4 p
Orang.'burg ........ .... 8 211111n 5 27 po,
Liowe'svl II....-----......8 1131 a I'll
itrn nehill4-............. 8 55 in. 5 55 pn,
Ge orges--. ---------........ 9 5 811 n In 3-1 m.
Sn ininerv11I----..........10 2J rin 7 18 it r
Atr ('Iharlest0o,.--..............i II an S (A p,
Lv Ch retn,.---..--.-7 It tilt 5 '.l p
li'-a n ('hv i lie............. 9 111on 7 tO p.
11111 tl'ue....... .......... .. I i li, S .$ 5'i
J'111tl.lark .-.................. 9 52s.t,m 8 i'2p.
Bllack vi li.......-.......... m 10 m 58 p
Wiill it....n.........1 27 111 InI 17 pe
AA 'I'.........ii1 ti 9 7j
Ar AlIgilSn........ .....11 5I tnl o .1 45)p
1"' og --.t -- . . 6 21 all 3 ..0 pnt
"Iiii'8l20 n.m.,,.44.p.
A rChal.........n ..... 0anli 6 m p1;
Al Cnri.te.........il 00 am y' 0g. n
VAsT EXIItE l'lsTA A?"h WASuIn-v II'
wIl i i IUI.I.)MA . n1-rW SEN AOI li-tm
I v A tg1t'.in.........,.....
Ar iiluInn.................... ..8a 3I ;>-,p
I, Kin v(:xulle i"L" """"""l -1 hm I'.
-....... . ---....-.-.---...... 10 25nta 2 ' an
A r n rIdt.n--.~............1 ?5 lItm 8 Il at)
1tIiai fot .iiIn at('ib il ithex Soi.i.tilor
Norl'th Ca rollna. Stli 11 i I . e e .011
1.1 , "n1f t. 0 res on w It h('ly'u . 1.11ne 101Il
I,. A F'5 MERSON, 'Iriflc M1ta'ho
j . 8. JOWa IsN hieral Manavile'
.examna nOnm..'s Cnulsn( .
SOUTHERN RAIY..WAY.
ContralTime 1let~1 eon Columbia and .Jack.
Sonvlll,. Eastern Fime Iletweom. Co.
I unabia and Otimer Points.
EVPEOtaV1~ JANU iltY 17, 1898.
Northbound. No. 88 No.3O~... 32
Daily. Daily. ~z ~u..
Lv. J'viii..,, F.C.&P.Ry.. 1116 a 8 00 p 12 10 o
l3avannah.........12 20p 12 24Ja 8 57 p
Ar. Columbia..........4 iSp 4 45a 7 80p
Lv. Ciaarton,8C&(4RR 7 10 11 6 80 I).
Ar. Columbia..........10 66 a 10 lop.
Lv. Augusta, 8o. By.... 2 10 p 0 110 p 640p
(4raudtevliie.2 1) p 10 12 p 0 W p
Trenton...........IJ8p iOWp 884p
Johnstoaas..........319 p 11 10 i~ 8 40 p
r. CoinnablaUn. dop.1. 4 61 p 2 17 a 8 20 p
vCoI'bia Bland' get... 6 16p 6 66a 8 49p
Winnsboao.........6 07p 0 Wa 0 hOp
Claeaotor............0 SOp 744 a 10 14 p
itoek HIll.......... 28p 8 20a 10 44p
Ar. Charlotte..........8 16 p 0 16 a 11 88 p
Dftnville..........11 611) 1 35p 8 18 a
Ar. Riohaitond..........0 00 a 43 25 p.
Ar. ~Vatshiaagton.8 42 a 0 115 p 0 46 a
ilaitiniore Pa. B, B.. 8 00 a 11 85 p 11 06 a
~~hiiadoIialaia.10 16 a 2 60 a 118 p
" Now York.........I241Jp 0211a 868p
8outlbound. N... 31 No. 87 No. 85
Sx u.. Dully. i)aily.
Lv. Now York, Pa. R.lt. 12 lop 4 8Op 12 ISlit
Piniudolphia.286 p 8 65p 11 Wa
Bnitiaaaoro.. 4 64ip 0 20p 6 lii a
Lv. ~Vasla~twa, 8o. fly.. 0 UOp 10 43p 11 iSa
Lv. Ilichauaoatd.....I2Wnt 12 00m
Lv. Danavilie...........12 20a S Wa 6 ISp
Uiaaarl'atle. Ii Si a 0 135 a 10 2J p
flock 11111..........4 115 aal :0 2IJa 11 12p
Chester............ 04 a O 65 a 11 4Jnt
Winaasl)nao......... 44 at ii 41 a 12 112a
Ar Coi'bia Iliaaad'g at 6 40 a 12 SOun 1 117 a
Lv. Colwa.oiaUaa.dopt 7 Oda 1 ISp 11 110a
Joitiaxinias........8 *0 a 2 63 p 6 61i~
Tronioja...........8 63aa ii Obp 6 ISa
Uramnitovliio.9 1311 a 8 118 p 0 67 a
Ar. Augu~taa..........10 Wat 4 ISp 7 45at
Lv. Co1~bia, H.U.&({.l~y..........4 4JOp 7 OOa
Ar. Clinrioston................300p ii OlJa
Lv. Col'bia, 1*'.C.&P.Ry 5 50 a 11 65 a 12 47 a
havaaaaaaaila..........1)112 a 4 4~i 3) 5 80 a
~r. .Iackxoaaviiio.1 10 p 0 25 p 0 20 a
8LEEl~1~(k CAit Sl~1tV1CE
Nos. 81 and li2-~4NE~v ~C)R1C AND FLOR
IDA LIMi'i'flD." 8011(1 Vostibulod Train of
P1 lanata Dma wiaa g-flooan Sloopin K Cars, Ob
sorvait ion uuuad Coamapa:.t (1)0)1 t Catni, anal Dixain g
Cars rtinaiiiag timi otigh witi.ottt chamago liot~v~~~
St.. .1. '.~us1iaae, Fin., and Now Yoak, via Jack
Sotavil .d. Havaaaaaah, Columbia, Ciaarlotte and
Wushlaigi on. Pull mall Drawiiag~ Hoomat S1oep~
lug Cars botweonAtagusta, (in., and Now York,
COnnoctiza ~ with tlala (tam at Columbia, for the
&CCOnhlnoclatioii of Augusta and Aiken travel.
Most~ oxcoilent. daily pas'~en gel' service be
tweon Florida and Now York.
Nos. 87 and 88-Washington and Southwestern
Limited. 81)11(1 Veslil)uictl train with dIning
cars anti fhst class coachos north ot Charlotte.
Pullman tirawin ~ room sleeping cars laetwooia
Ta)ma lxi, Jaeicsonvialo, Savannah. ~Vashingcon
and Now York.
Pujlnaun sleeping cars betweon Augusta and
fliChI))OIId.
Nos. ho Itfl(t 811-U. S. Fast. Mail. Througl~
Pullman tirawing i'ooaia bulTot sleeping ears ho'
t.~veon .Jaeksuaavliii, 1111(1 Now York and Pail'
DItO) )IiOOpilla.t cuts hot Wet-U Augusta and Char'
lotte. k-'niinaan sh'ejtiiag cars botwec. .iacic.
sonvillo an(1 Coluinl)iha, on r)ute daily botweun
Jncltaoni'iIlo amad Cia)elnamat 1, via Ashovillo.
F. ~. (iAN NON, J. M. CUI4P.
Third V-P. & (ion. Mgr. '1'. M.. ~Vashington,
W. A. TURK. 8. H. HARDWICK,
U. P. A.. Vashiaagton. A. U P A. Atlanta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule in EfteeS
JU. Y 4, 1897.
BTATIONB. I ~1~1~7
L~7j~ii~ia'1eston....................7 30 a in
LV. Coluujilala....................13 00am
4Prospt-riiy...................12 Ii p in
New i ~ea'ry....................12 22 p ni
Ninety-SlY......................~ ~ in
Ar. (iee~wood.......................145 p an
Hodges.......................2 6 p an
Ar. Abbilie 2 ss p ~
................................Tio p an
Am~ea son 8 85 p n
K~ircoavii1o....................4 20n.~
Ar. Atlanta......................08*1 pm
STATIONS.
E~?~icoavi1lo....................10 80 a in
Piedmont...................I 10 135 a an
44 r93~a~fl9~ca . . . . . . ~I 18 a n
~i~oa1 I4~ 06 a an
Ar. 1)oaanaldat l2U2ymn
f~TAt~oviile ii 46 a at
12 -~o pm
(4reen~vood....................1 00 p ama
Niamaty-Six....................1136 p
Newbarry....................2 25 p an
Prosiucrity....................2 37 p
Ar.CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCopan
Ar. Charleston.................... 00 p an
ii ~2~I STATIONS. I~T~2~
flOp~ 7 on Lv...RTharlrxato... . Ar ao6jTfix5~
T~0aI lVi10aI" . . . - Coijuambia.11 85p O~ilp
9437aJ 1'215p~ ~.Aision.........2451) 8S$a
10 O4at I I 2.ip.~an I no........I 2~o 7 46p
1020a1 202p ".Union..........1051) 730p
iOSJa 237p.Pacolet.12 l4p 847p
10 111111 2 utp .... Jonesyille .... 12 2*1p 8
11 25a 8 lOp Ar.. Spaa-tanburg.. Lv 11 45a 8 20p
11 Bitip Lv.. Rpartanlxtrg.. Ar II 2$a 806p
__ Ashovilie.. Lv 20a 806p
~P,' p. m. 'A." a. an.
Trains 0 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
sleeping cam's boiween ~oiumnhiaa and Ashewiiie,
Sarouto (tally betwoon .Taokson vii le atad Cinein
nati.
Trains leave 8pa.rtanbur~, A. & C. ~ 3~'iaion.
northbound, 6:117 ii. at.. 3:4. p. in., 6 :dt p. mn.~
Vestibule Limited); southbound 12:13*1 a. ma..
8:15 3). in .,l 1:37 a. in., (Vestibule IAnalied.)
Trains leave (*reonviiie, A. and C. division.
northbound, 6:45 a. in.. 2:81 3). h1. and 5:80 p. an..
(Vestibuled Limited)~ soul hhowd, 1:26 a. an..
1:20 p. an., 1 2:8J p. in. (Vestibuled LianIted).
Pullman 8erviea.
Pullman palace sleeping ears on Trains86 and
88, 87 and 88, 0)1 A. and C. division.
IV. H. (iRIIIIN, J. Id. CULP
Geta. 8upea~i mat emideat, '1'maflie M'g't
Washington, 1). C. ~Va.slhiaagt4)n, i5. a
W. A. TURK 8. H. HARI)WICI{,
Gen. Pass. .kg't. As'tGeaa. 1'ass. Ag~t.
Washington, 1). U. Atlanta, a.
C~OLU M BIA. NE~BE RRY & L~ UREN
~ RAILROAD. 1'imne 'I'able ira oIled Ucto
')Om' 17th, 181)7. Easlern Standard Time
~on I Ia hon nd. Non hbommiad
00111. hiix'd Pass. IIiix'(i lAo';
("'gi Diy eamg'r eng'r tYly F'gl.
4'iay 1)'ly L)'Iy itt 'da~
("day IV'da3
-3'dmI3' l''dti)
)lly onl~.
'.51. .'.M. I'M. I'M. P.M P.14
8TATI')NH.
~ 30 43 1 iS Lv Lao romas Ar I it) I" 3
1) 43 At) 2 10 ..Clinlon 1251. 8*10 28:
14 Ii 41)7 222 (1a'l,Iviiie 1238 8:114
l'l It) 7 67 230 ..Kinaad.. 1231 11 2t. 1231
1 2 717 281 tint'.'... 1227 tIll: 12
i't 3 7138 2.11 ...Jtmlaiia 12 2.1 8 115
111(1 760 2 !7 SewlJ('rr3. 1210 725 l~ '2
12 6:) 8 11 3 13 Pn~s3wri: y I, II 7 18 Fs
*l ill. 83'i 32t ....StI.hs Ii lIt 1341) 103
I lilt 11 I. :33" l.a Motnaltuim: ii 4)1 it It 1(}13*
2 8 57 i 46 .1 ia..plmm 11:16 I. 4 0'.
23(4 1412 3 5 WhIte Reek il ~h 5.,; 11
2111 813, 1 ill linile.,. luau I) i~4s 5~
lilt 037 I 18.l'a~.o. 583 83
3 1314 19.10 4 97 ..l.ctalianrl.. Ii 621 8.1
4 1'' tO 4 I' AaOoin~.l,t,:14v Ii 6 .1
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loading a sketch Said 05Crt tie
qaalelcl y ascertain emar opinion free ~
lnve:atlon is probably nAtontabl/.. Cone Oran it
tions strictly eonlldent(al. Ilarmd bOOk eat (it
sect free. Oldest 5 aney for securing Istlont 11t5 U
Patents taken Jreu h
special swIIce, without e%a ' lecel,o
Scientific Jimerican.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. ~ ci,.
eulation of any scieptlfie journal. Tern
~tr:toumr moaths,;l, 8014 by all newsd' ~ a
New r0"k~
_ _ _ _ . ) B I D . "
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To Atlanta, Cha riotlo, Augusta Al he W II
Inington, Now Orlea n and RNw York,
BoOLn, Olo1chond, Wathgton,
Norfolk, 1PortsnWoutb.
Schedu e In ellect Feb. 7th, 1897.
80I)TilOS0UN1. syNi.4~03. 1'~o.1
Ly Now York, vIajPen..j.I1.1Atn.m) 00 am
" hiladilphl1a..................... A 12. in 120 am
" Ailtmoro........ .................. 8 ib 2 60 aig
Waibington..................... 440 " 4 80 "
Sitlohono.......................... 850pm 90
Lv Norfolk, vin 8. A .L. * 85 pm *9 (6"
'ortot,.outh " . .. 8 D45 p)1 920 "
Lv Wolde n, vIa 8. A. L......... *11 28pm*I1 M5ain
Arillend.rmon. " ........ *1260 uni *1 U jin
Ar Durhain, via Ps. A. L. ....,, t7 81an t 6 09 prn
Lv Durham, " ...... to 20 Pmtl 00 aM
ArItaLeigh. via 8. A. L.......*20anm *3 84 pm
"8n nford ............................ 886 0 08 "
"Houthorn Pines................. 4 22 1 51 "
Haluletn............................. 510 " 68 "
W adwiboro ....................... 5 4 " 811 '
M onroe ................ ........... 6 48 " 9 12 '
Ar Charlotte, via S. A. 1. 880 " *1026pm
" Chestor, via H. A. L.......... 8 10pm 10 47~pm
Lv Columbia, 0. N. & L1. R. ............ t Co pm
Ar ClInton " .......... 9 4am Ii 10 *"
Greenwood " I' 85 " 1 07 sin
Abbeville ......... 110.5 140
Elberton " .......... 12 07 pn 241
Athens 1215 845 "
Winder 1 5" 86 "
" Atlanta, 8. A. L. (Union
Depot) (Central Timo 260 " f 20"
NORTIBOUND No. 404. No. 38.
Lv -t.anta,(Central Time) *12 00ain *7r pin
Wider " ........ 2 40 put 1042
Aihens ' ......... 8 16 " 11 20
Elborton ......... 4 15 " 12 88 itm .
Abbeville " ......... 5 5 1 40
"Ureonwoo " ......... .1" 2(9
" 1.nton ......... 68 4 805 "
A r Colui bIa, C. N & L. R. t00"
"Chester ' .., ~-433"
Archatlotto.via S.A. L...,..*t25pu~_n*830 "
Lv Monroo, vIv S. A. ... * 4 p - 05'
lyl.i .let, . ...... 11 28 ' 8 16
Ar W im n atRoi ...... 15ii12 8 6pn
Southern Plues" ......... 12 14 49 21, a
fRaleigh " .......... *2 16 "*185
Sliendlso, ".......... 828 -' *00"nt
Ar 5urha t '. ......... 1732 " t1 09 pin
Lv Durhanm ......... t520 pi til 00 amn
Ar Woloo., via 8. A. I... *) 5 in *3 00 prn
-Itilhln nti,nd....... .............. 8 15 " 0650
"WK81h1ngt'n,ViatPenin. H.H. 1231l 11 10"
latinore " '- " 148 in 12 48 an
" Phiudelphia . "" 8 50 pIm 3 45 "
SNew York, " 623 " *tj fi
Ar Porlaniouth 3 " 80 "n) 6_50 pi.n
Nrfolk "........ 0 "s 005
*'iIY. t 'ly, ex. Sunday. I'jy ex MoIrty .
Nop. 403 ll 402.-"TIh Atienta NpecIl,
olid VestIl Trin1 of Pullian Sloopere
anId Conches botween W'-shligion and At
1l, alio 'u1in"an sleetelrs between Porte.
Month an( Chester. S.C.
Nos. 41 Hnd 38.-4T1he S. A. L. Expre.s,"
Holii Traln, Conchea and PullnIan Sleeperm
between Port8inOuthl ai At tniti. Conmpany
bleepers between Coliatn1bu at ti At lianit.
I th traIns trako inInlediale4t connection sit
Atlanta for Mlontgomery, blobile, New Or
leanls, Tux4', CuliforIa, )1I,Xl(t, f -Ittt.
Ilooga, Nitslville, fietphii i tllije"oi', lo l(R.
For Ticket Pleept-1.r, 131 1ifoilni)on, up.
l to I. As N4ow1an1i, cn. Agj., 1,imafs. 1pet
I1 Vintball H1oue, Atlanta, G., uhn lotle, N.C
-. T.J10Il Ice fl~utdon'l~la naxger
V F. AiclIFI4;, (;en rI SuP lel 101detit.
II. W. 11. oI.oVIqt, Trufilo lintager.
T. J. ANN DFRSON, Gen-II'aeliger Agent.
GENEA(AL OEFICES: P'ORnouI, VA.
M1'iesloh aiia Westel caroliia Rwy,Co.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
BelMclIule In Effect Oct. 3, 1807.
Lenve Auiguta......... 40 a In I .0 p n
Arive Greeowood...........12 1! pu i
A Ioerson ......... .........."6 p.
................ 15 p 11 7 00 a in
4reenvl)le............ 3 40 put .....
I), S inings...... 4 05 p l
SII, taub3 nag......... 304) P Iri 10 11) t3
kn ldia...-............... 5 33 p in
IICle'oony lIe..... 6 04 P im .
Ashevillo................ 7 00 ) mll
Lave Ash1 1-vIll....~ 8 20 a in ..
S tatnburg .........11 -5 a 4 ' *;
0lor n) 8r11.gs......10 00 a in
Greeiville ..... .11 10 a .1 0 1) in
j!nut ; A........... 80 p n 7 10 pin
Arriverenwov4od.-~~2 28 p iii 0 0, a 1n
Antder.on'''.-------.-----.... ~7 3Oam
AAgus n--.........5 0p n 1 IO in
Leuve1' Calhoun Falls8. 44 1~l n.
Ara ilye ItaleigI --...... .....- 20 a in
Nor folk ..........7.. 7 u0 int
Peters bur ....... 20 3111
_it0Aislmo.. ........... ..2..200 .in
Ar Ivo A lendale 0...---.---........... 5 00) 1)3m
---Iii.-........--...... ..... 5 10 pin
Ye5)80..... .......910 aii (3023 pm
------oi3........30 arn 7 10 pin
SrtVity il 1............84 it 0 1)31
Savnnah.8101 - ) 1131
3 h a s buiL 1i031."----.-............8 t.0 pm
II1311..........--.-... 80 n
slyrt 110 '"""".-. -. -----... 6 50 ant
Ba 341 .. .. .....- - 50an
-0 -----oo.........12 pin 8215 pian
- 1255pm
Lii4 33 ...... -....-..... 00 am
\ ri lve pltntith 7.4..........3 0131n
Lenye. Si nrlatnbu3t g.......... 110t1
Arrive Gre4enwd 711(.........) 0p
(' e lou 133 Air no.)33 .31 13 10141 allpintIs on
Uin t 043 .i(~ do vt(Jcltod for al11
at4 831,u tatnh314 r wI hi 84,3 thern ily., i
eri'Ira In iilIlt311ltie 30 tickets,
E.VM.NO. t'AI , Gn. PaRNs Ag...
Florida Central & Peninsular
Tit (Table In E11'eot Jmn 1.
Len~vp Newhterr.v
Arive Colurn iti'""""""'"'"""""".... 25 pan3
lav. C'oln bhl l25 i, jii
((C443 tral Timn")""''""'"'"''"" "WIatn .2 47ain
Lv Denmarflk 1 2013 ..
I,v 1FaIgrx.."'""""'""""""..."3Ipin 22a
L.v "avan ..'.""."""."'...."..2 07-n 8 i)5aon
A' l.4 34'1-k"". '".--------....' -pi n S Iflan
Ar Jackeonyi l """""".0Pnt 7. r
JLv .Jne(kIoliile.......13 O.a
Ar Laike (Cityal
Ar' Ive Oa4k ...
\r Itiver' Junn1et
A r A3ot>)l1...
A t Wna............... Jo120arn
Ar Gabi esvlile 2,i
A r 04lnr1 1K.-3 . 12 8pm
A r Ornath.......... .. 8 4pin
A r '. litt w4, .. .. "' 4 m
A........rm .......--.........-. 2 i
An 't a. 13 a- -.... r 0m
Le ,y ek -- ...2.........:
........ -..... ".g4/4 d4
Lv 'I ., ...."'......".. . i 2
J 'SoHbi........ .-.N2(M o
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fn .1 hk ...........d..
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