The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 22, 1898, Image 4
THE COMING CHURCH.
REV. I. FAT MuIL.S TE.S WilAT IT
OUGHF it TO BE.
S.ays the Hans of Feliowibp Should 11sivo
No Eceselastlal or Doetrimial Tet-Thic
Aduilnilstratlon Should Io Thor
ougily I)mocraille-Thi
Churhel'a Mtimsion.'
IBoston Ierald.]
Tbo Rov. Bonjamin Fay Mills
spoko in Music hall at Boston thu
otbor ovoning on "The Cion-iing Church
-What it Ought to Be." In part
ho said:
"In the first place, tho baris of
followship shlould have o 110ecclei
tical or doctrinal test nor any bar
riors arising from formal ailiations.
'Jews and gentiles, barbarians and
Scythians, boml and free,' agnostics,
spiritualists, natorialists iund peplo
holdiDg Overy inltellectial i theory
under tho sinl should b ablo to I
conscieitious Imlembers of a righteous
church.
"Followship will be based upoln
the unity of tho race. The religions
of tho past havo a1li grown out, of
humanity, anld, as One of our poets
Salys, they imvy grow out of us still.
There should he no test as to att ain
Ient, of character, but, only of pur
poso.
"In the second place, tho fori of
organization should vary inl differing
communities and(1 cumt an18 csM. The
administration should ho thorouglyh,
democratic. Th'lo initiativo 11nd(
referendum aid imperativo mndito
should bo put inl practival operation,
both becauso of their reasonableiess
and o1 accounlit, of tho possiblo train
ing for their use ill tih politics of
the near fut.u re.
"In tho third plice, tho m1;issionl of
tho church should include tho utter.
anco of a messago and th I most, prae
tical service. TIle message is Siiply
tho word of faith that. this is a goo(d
race inl a good world ill a gooI uni
verso, tho miessatge of hopo that all
things 1111st chan1iigo for the better,
not nocessriily inl essent ial ebaracter,
but inl outwartI colditfionls ai attainl
ments; tho ltessag, of lovo as tho
koy to all pioblins, philosophical,
sciL4n1tiice, tlloologic11 untd praetical,
alnd the rovelationl of the mysteries
of %.,rth and lwavon.
"I do nlot m1eanl that tho churlch
should over becolmo idintical with
the Stat.o. Th) tim wa-$is whe tile
church was the Stato and 11111 school
anud controlled all ediuca: iolm landI
eleomosyn1a ry inst ituilions. As has11
beten w~ell said, ai part1 of t he work of
the chulrch) is donei1 whein the State
assum:les such1 service, but it is t
businiess of thlte011 chrch tto hav aIO'
general concernl for It) well being of
hu imanlity andt to miake It) State too
holy to tolerato0 ainy wrongI.
dustry and coimme'rce, it is her 1busi
noss8 hopefully, pa1 tent ly, w'istely, to
discover thle laws o.f huinium int er
cou11rso ii n mat erial th inlgs. I el ievmag
in1 th10 progress andl111 th 1 ui versal aul
thior of th1e law of lovte, sh1e shioul d
soe which way the1 world is goling,
knowv whero it is now and what, tIhe
next step) to ho1 ta)keni shoul be1. She
must insist upon'i her oeono mies0 being
founded on justice.
"'In educaeftioni slie will set1 hie-self
to banish igiioranice. Slit will he
Itho mnspi rat ion for truer' characterI
building in the trainling of thlt youngi.
She will se0 that tere is btettt'r (cart
for the poor, insist uponI thle eonlight-.
ened treat.ment of the insamno and all1
other unlfortunates, rtegenierate the
criminal and civilize the pIrisoIn. Sh)e
wvill promote thle truost brotherly
relationship of theo mpildoyer and thit
emp1Iloyed."
TA'eYIA)R 'T) .JoNEN'.
11ot shlot .,r ihn. luc 1hin Ev'sang. n,t 1.oves
Nashvillo, TJenn., iMrch 1 7.-Sam
Jones in his~ sermonl MonIday n ight
criticised Governor Taylor for hlis
free use1 of the pardoninig pow~or.
When h0 wals aIsked about te matter
the Governor sid:
"I thinlk it conmes in poour tasto for
Sam Jones t.o talk this way. IIad it
not been for th10 bardoning power
Sam Joneos would hlavo beeni in hell
long ago, 1 haveonl about1)11. ten1
mon01ths to servo ini the (Gover nor's
oflice, and during that timo I texp)ot
to do whatever is rigIht and1 for the
best interests of the pople, [and1 all
the devils in oa out of hll canu't keep
me from doing my duty as I son it."
A thWrill of tor or IA a xnerienced whin a
AI9f ou r of croup 1)1)1 tioincia thu h
* i4. 0 tii5i.hut huiS lh ltor' Oh on e,ages
jople f(or OneC :MiI.n e ouighi Iure l.a
Oi adin uetered iSfe and1 barnicusl Jo
* idren WV E. POlhuin.
THE MAINE INQUIRY
COURT SINDS NIo'utAII, ItIC'OtT itO
WASil NGTON.
Fur e1reesidemu's U1mo to Enableo film" tot Tri ke
Measuir. Acciritig aim th Onnmit 1111Aay
Fianaly Fiut -Sleitrit Speao.
Boston, March 1 7.-A speoial to
the Olobo fromn Key West, by A.
Manrieo Low, says -
"It is learned tonight thati a special
report, of the work of the (ourt, of
Inmuiry las been sent to vashing
tonl.
"This is not tihe reiort an.I the
findingo of the court, which have not
yet. been agroed upon, I at is it t Ie nta
ture of a communII till ication for the use of
the 'residen,t., which he may or ynity
not nulako public, a14 ho F-os fit.
"In anly ovvent, it will priepilro tho
['resident, for whatI t board w ill
report anil enable him to tsko mens
urOs a1ccor<lingly as Io i ort will
film Ilhat tho Alainlo was blown up
from tlie oitsi<e.
"Tho full nopmrC it. is sit( tonlighlt,I
will not bo forntulated andl inl tio
hands of tho Socretary of the Nav.y
for ,.oml), days yAt."
Kvy West, March N7.-No illnim
b(Ar of the Cot of 11i(llity canlo Onl
shore frot th e town today and it
was iipo-sibloe to b. trni onl board the
batltilVS1ilh w11t ifI aiythinlg, had
hoAn <loii. Not unti a late hour to
nigh' was ih h'orresponldviet. of the
Associ!te<l r'nss able to ascertain
from R oar Ad tniral Sicard tho st atlus
of te in vestigat ion. Admiral Sicard
saild:
"It is impossible at this stage to
sally how Soo ti() (Oulrt will be rIOdy
to nuak<o its report. Ti Ileilborli
are (on1itilling their labors. When
they ar. rely to lo examinlo the t
oflilers of the Maino whoill I hlavt t
<olliind<l here, thy will either do 0
inl tho fedl-ral boilding or 8summon101
tlet,I to the lowi. t
"I'0o couirt's report lits not yet.
hveAn mualo, anld I amil unlablo to say)
wlen it will bo. The Inotion thit it
woul<d ho inl Washilngton by Sattir
day was itrobahly based purely Ii
inferenlco. .t. shouilI bo borno inl
Zind that the work of the court no
cossiirily prog"resies slowly."
'll're is gco I fithority for the
assertion Ihat, tho court, will probably
rtu1 to) 1ava111nI before reahing its
William M1. E-varts, who passed
his 8th birthday recontly, hits had
I ret rkab111 le enr(lOer, says a1 writer inl
t.heo l'ro)viilenc'e Jo01 unal. IHe is saidl
o1) be te onlly Ilawyer' whlo ever so-'
(eured at sinjgle' fee of 900),00tt), thloughI
this is nout the ruiost initereistinlg fact
in his long history, lie dtiendtoed
P'residlent J1ohnttson at the time of thle
imliteoachintent charges ; lie helpo<d sott
I'residelent llaves in thle Executive
ehaih e was1 c~t5(ounseel for B eechIer ini
lie TlilIt, n cals; lie rep resent eti thle
I'itilt(018 States ini th lit'0tlCeent of
lie A labamaii clait ons; hie was Secro
tary of Stato i utler I layes, anld in
his latter yealtrs lhe en)tere4d the Senate
fr'om New Yorkz State. It. is pathetic
to rearl of hiimu niow, blin1il and feeble,
coti hined to h is bedl we'eks at ai (timo
andt tuneotneertnet ablout the atfairs or
he worl artoutl hlim l. But, oubtt.
less he has hadl as much etnjoymnent
in his long eureer asi most men, and
certatinly tbe ltis 11uu his shatro of
re1'mtationi andi htonors.
"T'iite is uip." Without
their realizinlg it, death stiands
beside nltany a n11an, waiting
wilIe the lnan's watch brisk.
f:ra ~ l ticksor away the few retnai
he is overworkitig hiiself,
heshould caiil" Ttte"hin
self andlI his f.iniity than the few dollars lie
will gain by sticking to his work or his bus
ineoss. A few days' lest antd a little right
treatmlenlt, antd hie will be robust anid ready'
frafresh plunge into wvork.
When ai ifun is run-idowni, the best inedi.
eie In the wvorld for hitn is D)r. Pierce's
Goldeni Medical Discovery. It is the great
apIetite - maker. It wi Ilihtake: a muan
hungry as a wolf' " and it will attenda to it
thaot the life-givinig elelnents of wvhat lie eats
aire assiunilated intto the blood and carried
to all parts of the body, to butild up~ neCw arid(
hlealthiy tisstue. It tinakes firtu flesh and
stronIg muscles. It builds up the flesh to a
healthy stanidard, but does not malike fat
peole more1 corp)uletit. It tottes the nerves
and1( lnvigorates the liver. An honIest dealer
wVon't ofi'er youl an inferior substitute for a
little extra p)rofit.
"Allow tue to express my gratitutde to youi for
thme bwelit I have rceived front your wonderfut
Dr. Pierce's Cominon tenise .Iledical Adviser,"
writes Miss Rachel A. Jones, of Thmonasvil'e
Rankt Co., MIsts. "I mulst say tlhat it ts worthi
moure thant Its weIght hii gold. I have gained
more informati in pent'ian of a few pages than
twice the $1.50 whIch yott formerly asked wontad
lhe worth to ime. Vout are doing a good anid graned
work. I do not see how yout give such a volume
away pon eceit of uiv 'in one-cent stamps, to
dress the author, DIr. R. V. Pierce, tltfielo. N. Y.
F?or Ftrenchi ciothi binding henl to cenits extra,
thlirty-onec cents in alt.
Constipation kille etnergy. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are a safe, sure, speedy and
permuanent ente for constipation. One "Pel
let " is a genttle 1-axative, and1( two a mild
cathiartie.v TIhey niever gripe. Unscruput
lons druggista sometimes offer suibstituite.
claiming that they are ".lust as good"
ILANONI K KiIMIJOU.
Deati of theo Coored Reginter of she
Treakiury.
Washington, March 17. - Hon.
Blanicho K. Bruce, register of the
treisury, dieJl this morning at 8:15
o'cleoc1C. His death had beei ox
pected for soveral days. He su0
forod from a compl4ication of stomach
troubles, which at first appeared not
FOrioU, but hast weo ek ho lost strengt I
st-eadily, and toward the close of the
week it becamie apparenit that his
vitality was ebbing rapidly.
His only child, a son, HoscoO C.
Bruce, 18 years old, arr ived heroyes
tvrday from Exeter, N. If., whore he
is taking a preparatory courso for
Harvard. Tho funeral will take
plaeo on Mtonidaty, tho servicevs beinig
hold at Mutropolitan Methodist Epis.
Lopal church (colored).
Blancho K. Brueo wvas born in
Princo Edward County, Va., March
1, 18 11, and thorof,ro was 57 years
>ld. 11) was of African descent, w%s
b)orn i slave, anld received the rudi
nents of education from the tutor of
is Master's son. 1-to taulght school
ora timo in Hannibill, Mo., aned
ater bcal st udllet at, Oberlin.
In 1869 ho0 beCame a planter inl Mis
iissippi anld Wa appointed i -ill
)Vr of tho Mississippi loveo board.
lie was elected Shorili of his County
Ind subse(lueiitly Su periitenlenlt of
dication. In 1875 lie was olected
onited States Senator as a Iepubli
4an, and served until March 3, 1881.
1o was a Member of overy Republi
man national convent ion held sinco
I 8. Il 1881 ho vas appointed by
.resident Garfield register of tho
L'rasury and lator was appointed
ecordor of deeds of the District of
,olumbia. About six months ago
10 was again appointed register of
ho Treasury by President McKin
ey. Next after Fred Douglass, he
lid long been regarded as perhaps
ho most conspicuous man of his
aco.
4iAT ilITAIN MSiNU iCONG
FiEUET IN (AiINA.
'urelkmlotag iail COHi Shiplild Thert% ail Pre.
paring to ij-pfenjcl lir ' NEsins
lin Ilam Or-4nt.
Tacoma, Washington, March 20.
)licors of the Norther,. Paicific
'teamship Victoria, which lirrived
ast, night from China and Japan,
'eport that the British G"overnient.
4 massing a powerful fleot of war
Ihips in Chineso Witers, aid that.
ho British aro buying all tho coa
oinig to thoso waters for their men
>f- war, andiu so anxious are they to
et it that they senid v'essels to sea,
mrd there hail the coalers and bar
faini for their cagoes, paying gilt
udgo prices, ir necessary. The
B~ritish are said to he buying all the
ivailablo coal, fr-om the Suez canal
,o the northern coast of Siberia, as
hloy (1o not want to use Jap)anose
'oal.
Pui mrr McD)onatld sarys there arefl
low 30 or 40 British wvarships on the
Jhinai stat ion and the floot hats boon
lonsiderab)ly auigmoneted durin g the
last few weeks. Amons; the latest
rrivala was the big marine fighter,
Powerful, 0one of t he most destruc
live vessels afloat.
Dar wuz a rich man, name Doe
grees cen likewise a 1)0' mani, name
Lathorus. Well, Latherus coo
'long 'bout Chris'maus, en beini' all
stove up) wid de rheumnatism, en
threaten wid do smaullp,ox, ho net
down for ter res' hims3elf 'longsido do
rich man's gate; en Latherus, bein'
hiongry, holler out : "Christmus gif.'"
But do rich manm tell him * "Go 'way
fnim heaht, man ! I ain't got oz a
crum for you !' En (lol do dogs
camei out on chase him off. But, see
o prowention or p)rovidence. D)e
rich man overeat himself, en wvako
up stone (lead en hotter dlon (10 suni
in August. En lho look 'round en
say: 'Whar is I?' En do devil
answer: 'My son, you's in do fire do
partment. You j'inied last nighmt !'
D)on (10 rich man say: 'I wish you
please suh tell Kunnol Latherus ter
turn on do hose on me, kaso dis hoa's
hot stuiff I But do devil make
a-:Oswor: 'Yo' fr'en' Lathorns is up
yonder spendini' C3hris'mas wid Mister
Abraham, en he (done seon' wvord (lit
lie ain't got tinmo ter fool wvid you.
You's my meat niow, en i gwino ter
br'ilo you till you plum brown I En
all becaso do rich man fail tromo
dlown wad do money whenr Latherus
holler 'Chris'mus gif' !' Hlow many
sinnors hicah gwino to do like De
grees done? How many isu gwineu to
drive Lathorus fumi do gate on
Chris'mas day ? B3rer Williams, pass
'round do hat on less see !"
MKINLEY AND 111 OAIINIT CONFER.
1Impatiry Exp et il Eotly This W-ek-Naval
ofileorts # sit itt WhItoe limaKo-inipo,rl
It Dav. laptmteast 14poutedi-secro.
trey LoK's Explaatifologo.
Wiatshingtou, March 20.-Presi
dent Mc(inloy di not attendehurch
this morning, as is his oUstom, but
instead spent two hours and more in
confereneo with sveral memnbers of
the cabint. Assistant, Secretary
Day called about 10:30 o'clock and
roiained until nearly 1. Secretary
Long aid Sacretary Bliss were tho
other imeinbers in pesot. They ro.
mained lvss than an hour. Coi
m1an111dor Clover, inl company with
Mr . Flint, who[t has b on acting for the
goverinimont in t ho negotiations for tho
pourchaso of warships also callod and
was shown init > the President's pri
vitto ofie. The neibersof the cab
inlot, )ni leaving the White I-Ious:,
said that thero was no special sig
nificanco in the moting this morning.
The report of Maino court of inquiry
had not boon received nor was it
definitely known when it would reach
hore. It was expected, however,
early in the prosent week and as
s0011 as possible, it would be handed
at. once to the President and when it
had been read and considered by the
President, it would be mado public.
Secretary Long, in speaking of the
report, said that, whilo fully realiz
ing its iiportanco, the country, in
his opinion, would willingly accord
to the President a day or two, if
iecessary, for its consideration. The
indications seeim to b that the ro
port will be iado public by tho
iddle of tho present week.
HOW WAR MAY COME.
Spain's 'osition ini he Maine Disastr
Madrid, March 17.-The follow
in semi oi licial note was issued hero
today:
"The report of tho Spanish con
miission on the Maino is not yet known;
but the statoinent of soveral techni
cal olicers, who have mado a close
examination of the sceno of the dis
aster, show it 'vas indisputably dno
to an internil ecidwnt. American
assertions to the contrary are there
foro deplored iii official quarters ats
toti(liing to mislead public opinion
and rondor the situation still mnoro
dillicult from the standpoint of
maintaining friendly relations be
fween the two countries. It may bo
regarlded at cortain that should the
Amorican technical commission pro
sent a report. declaring the disastor
to be due to an external explosion,
the public here will refuse to acceput
such a finding, and any demand for
an indemnity based thereon will be
indignantly repelled b)y Spitin.,,
Nov is the time
* P *t h at every one
U P V shouLid take a
spring tonic to
g strengthen t h e
system and pre
pare for the extra
demands of Nature. Every spring
the system is thoroughly over
hauled-there is a general house
cleaning going on within. The
impuri ties that have been accumu
lating for a year must be got
ton rid of, and the system iono
vated1 andl prepared for the siege
of summer. Unless Nature is as
sisted in tis~ task, the strain on
the system is too severe, and a
breakdlown is the result. Some
peolo neglect to supply this as
sistance, and as a result they are
overcome by an enervating, de
pressed feeling, their energies re
lax, appetite fails, and they are
totally disabled for a season;
EverybIody just now needs a tonic,
and Swift's Specific
S. S. S.Y%0Blood
is logically the best tonic on the
market. Th'lo general health needs
building up, hence a tonic is needed
that is entirely harmless. S. S. S.
is p)uroly vegetable, and is the only
blood( remedy that is guaraniteedl
to contain no potash, mercury, or
other hlarmiful mineral ingredient.
It is Nature's remnedy, being made
from roots and( herbs gathered
from Natumre's great storehouse. It
thoroughly cleanses the blood of
all imp)urities, tones. up the gen
eral health, renews the appetite
and implarts now life and vigor to
tile entire system. D)angerous
typhoid fever and other prevalent
suminer diseases seldom attack a
person wvhoso system is thoroughly
cleansodl anid
tned up with
S. S. S. in the
spring. Geot S.
S. S. and b)0 pro
p)ared. Sold by'all
druggists.
5ocial Gayeties.
To be eutertaliing.
when onie ought to be
asleep. To cat aweets
Iand tsaIads wheti thie
stotilach craves the \
sittiplest food or 11010
at all. To laugh
when otte wahlts to
cry. All this and
much niore
society de
titandsof her
followers.
What a
straii
onl tile
Iterves
of delt.
cate
wo
vnen
.nTihe dreadf\l
headaches. The
crushiig paitis hi
the back and loits.
The l>lues. All
such symptolis ii.
diete serious de
raugenents of the
delicate feinale or
'Wonder, gnisin, atd must
that they tbe overconte at
b)reak . Once. Remove the
dowii? lcauwe. Strengthcii
exhausted nature.
Bradfleld's Female Regulator
is the standard remedy for the weaknesses
and irregularities peculiar to woien.
13radfield s Regulator is tiot a mysterious
iuixture of mythical origin, but a stand.
ard reuiedy conoiouided in accordatice
with seicutific priticiples fronit approved
vegetable medical inaterials. Bradfield's
Regulator endorsed by physicians who
have examined it, and has beun in sue.
cessful use over a.quarter of a century. It
is sold l>y druggists at one dollar a bott'e.
"Perfect leath for Wont " wnailed
free ipon application.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro
lina, Athens and Atlanta.
l'ASEYNG 'EP.aM ENT,
Witl MINt; T1N. N U , Nov. Zit, 1897.
CONDINSK,L) ilC)Ll1
(oj*No \Vi-.sr. In Eleef tIh-e 2-. COINO FCAST.
* No. 2 1817 No. 63.
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ton Iatl ('t' 11 bl-i.
MI . MI. I-iIs iN, G a4nt. I'ii sQngew A cent.
I. N ItN .Y, T . I. l.:M :Ityo 4,
Ge'tI Miaiagc:r. Tri IIW 1 t naager.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD,
H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver.
I tWee-ive Alry 2, 1897.
110twes-n Av:cormin rr.dlWlha
MNxed. Mixcl.
No 12 8tationa. No. 11
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Connaect ions at S'ttenea wtiIti St. It, It. No. 11
At Anadeisoti witl So. l'iain V Nos. 11 toad12
T'lE C(IRA Iti1TUNj LINE.
D)ouble 13L)tly TIrtans het ween Charleston
(oimbulla and AuagusIia.
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Geo 2 .....................8 SIt an 7 01 ptti
Sian il ..........8 3l ant 7 35 pmt
Ito we.. 'Ihl.................. 9 15 umti 7 50t pmt
Oraing(tbuarg...............) 2 am 8 2'0 ptm
St . Matt het *................ 9 .- am 8 -18 pma
1ltrt M001 -................ ....10 0i liam 9 03 pm
K ingvitlle---................10 It0 atam 9 20 pmn
A r Coltin b a ...................0t 55 am 101 10 pin
Lv Coinmlbla-.................. 7 00to m1 00 pmn
K lugsvllt--................. 7 -10 amt - 4-14 jin
FoaLt Motto.................. 7 5ai m4- 55 pmn
8t. Mat the ws--............. 8 02 aam 5 09 pit
Oranageburg ...............8 24 am 5 27 pm
1(owestv1le .................. 8 33am 5 42 pin
lira neh avjtll................ 8 55 amt 6 65 pm
Ge re ............... y 5- am ( 1 Sipm
A r Chiarlestan..................11 0 tn. 8t 00 pmt
L v h re n............7 10 ai) m 6 30 pm
li'anchayllle--............. 9 15 amt 7 50 p)1
Inamberg -..--........~ ..14 amt 8 '28 pmt
De ak... ......... 6 2 ama 8 42 p t
11.iek vIIIo.-................10 10 amt 8 68 pm
W ililistn................... 0 27 a m 9 17 pmn
A ken -------...............11 09tam 9 57pm
Ar Aangusta...~..............t I 1anm 10 45 pin
Lv Ailguasta....................6 2t an 8 20 pmt
AIkae -. .--............ 7 (8 amta 4 27 pit
Wilso --~--.......7 -19 amn 5 09 pm
Iflackyvll...,............... 8 (8 ama 5 28 pm11
E5 Deitnmark................... 8 20 tam 5 44 pm11
I1namberg -............8 335 amat 5 58 pms
Brn h li --- .-....9 t0 amti 1 19 pit
A r Chlasrleston.................11 a0 am 8 00 pam
PAST ExiPaESS AeO'oUSA ASP0 WAsataNoToN
51ITH l PI.i.SA N 11NTw 1EN AUUT'tL8A,
AilKEN AND) EWv YonK.
Lv Augsa.-............................ 3 05 ptm
t.v Alitik....................... 14 i
Ar DIt a rlik-.--.--.. ... -..-................ -1.3 pin
Lv Deanark.......----................... 25 an
Lv Aiken..............................7 23tr
Ar Augusta.........~..-.-..-..... 8 10 uam
Lv Camelen--.. .................8 .15 amt 2 25 pit
Cama<den .Junct 1aa........ 5 5 as m: 55 Pma
A r K ingvll lo .................. 0 05 tam 4 35 pmn
Lv Kingv Illo..................t 25 amn (1(0 na
Caina Junclt Ion.....t..1 00 a m t 4(0 am
Ar Camden.~ ............1 55 pit 8 16 atm
Conecios t.Columia withI Southertin
((ailwaty for tall poits tipper SothI and
North Carollina. 80ol<d triaains betweaen Chair
'tont anal AshanvIlle. Coatnae'tiotns fronm
('f ,tnts (on Soutthiern Railway tat Au gusta.
Alken tatic otf hr p05ntss on '"The( Ch airleston'
Linte"; a~t Chleston itah Ctyatle Linse Steama
arta Ito New Ylork tand .Jaeksanial.
L.. A. (i'MElISON, TIraite Mitaar.
11'. 8. II(W .N Uernetal MianageCir
Gtenerial Oil11eos: (aleIstona '. C.
Doctors Say;
Bilious and I ntermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dlis
tricts are invariably accomipan
ied b)y derlangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great "driving
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged andl disease is the result.
Tutt's Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
SOUTHERN RATLWAY.
Central Tine lietneou Colnuibla andl Jek.
souville. Mastern 'ine Itetween Co.
lumbia and Other PoInuti.
XFICOTIVEM J AN U I tY 17, 1893.
Northbound. o. 38 No. SO: 4 84
Vally. Dally. Eftsul
Lv. J'ville. F.C.&P.Ry.. 8 10 i 8 00 p 12 lop
" Savannah..........12 20. 12 20 8a7 1
Ar. Columbia ...........4 16p 4 46 i I IV 1
Lv. Char'ton,SO&GRI1. 7 10 5 1101) .
At. Columbik............10 66 a 10 l1p.
Ly. Augusta, So. Ry.... 2101) 9 Qop 0 p
"Granitoville ........281) 10 131? Q08p
" Tronton.............8081) 19 6op 6 p
Joinstonis..........8 19p 11 lop 600
r. ColimbinUn. do 't. 4 p2
V Col'bla Bland'g a ... 665 8 40
" Winnboro.......... 0? 0 58a 9 fl0p
iChester .............0660 7 44a 10 1p
" Rock Hill...........7 20) 8 20a 1044 p
Ar. Charlotte............8 i5p 9 16a 11881)
Danvillo............. Ip 1 85P 8 M&
Ar. Richmond ..........0 00 a 6 26 .
Ar. Washington ........0 42a 905p 945a
" altimore Pa. R.: 800a 11 85 p 11 0a
P)hiladelphia........10 a 2 50 a 118
New12 k32 p 0 28a 8 53p
811thbound. M4p. 31 No. 37 No. 35
Y.".. 12 lp o 0p 12 .ut
Philadelphia . 2 0 p 9 p 5 0
Baltimoro..........4 0 9p 10 12 p 8 a
Lv. Waidi'ton, So. Ry.. 0 00p 10 48 p 11 6 a
Lv. Richniond ......... ........200nt 12 Win
Lv. Danvillo .......12 20a 5O 501 6 P
Charlote 1...........984A 0 611 10 2a0 p
Itock Hill4.......... 485a 10 20a I 2 p.
(18tO .. 5 04 a 10 65 a 11 48at
" W6 44 i 7 41 a 12 82 a
Ar Col'bia BlIand's8 t. .. 0 40'a 12 50uu 1 87 a
Lv. ColutrwtaUn. up-t. 7 05 a 8 25P 8 80 a
SJohimtom ..........8 40a 2 58p 6 1 a
Trenton...... 8 ba 8 25p 0 .
........... ......... 28 a 8 88 p 0 5 a
Ar. Angt 0...........O a 4 85p 7 45a
Lv. C( l'ba. S..t. ........ 4 ODO1 7 00Oa
A r. (Illarloston .......... ....... 800p1) loos
.Col'bla. P.C.&PRy. 65 20 a 12 47 a
Savannah ........... 92 8a 4 431 a 80 a
r. JackOlillOe........ 10 p 9 20 p 9 20 a
SLEBUJING CAR EVIE
No . 81 and 82-..NI.W YORK AND PLO&
IDA LIMITED." Solid Vstibuled Train of
Pull an Drit.g-..oo.. Slepi g Cars, Oh
servation ante Co.art.. o t Car.4, and Dining
Car running through ithout claligo a)otw14a12
St. Augustin , la., and Now York, via Jack
sonvillo, Savuta , Columbia, C7a0lotte anta
WJohns11gton. Pull.an DrawingRoom Bleep.
Tug Cur btwen Augst. Ga. and Now York,
counolivig With this trai.. at Columbia, for the
ACCO1ugutatiO-- Of Augusta and Ailce travel.
Most Oxe00" dAlYLas9engur service be.
twe n rl tit .l o8k
Nos.317 and i82-W-11W Ytoi anD FSouthOetern
LbilMtTd. Soid VeVtibileed train with fining
Pullnan drawing-roomi sleoing Car ob-o
csvt and itclsomatmenth o . C and oDtnin
Tanjuk, Jacksonvillo, Savannah, Chington
an ow York.
Puinan sleoeping cars betwen Augusta and
lRielittond.
Nco. 5 atd t -U. S. Fast Mail. Thirou h
Pullman drain rooi bufft aleeping are be
tween Joiavlle and New York aYad orllk
na o 37ad8Wsing tn AndgSusthetenCirn
lo man Aing o sleeping car s betwoonak
Jacksonvillo ,d Cineinnati via Ashvillo.
.S. GANNON, J. At. CU oP,
Third VP.wion. bfgr. T'e. X. parhuton.
W. A. TURN, S. H. HARDWIOI
G. P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A., Atlanta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule In Effeel
J U. Y 4. 1807.
STATIONS. I N
Pv. harleston...................... 7 10 a M
1v. Volumbia ........................ 11 0a~iii
Prosperity.................. .11 00p i
Newherry ................... 12 22 p m
Ninety-Mx....................... 1 25 pm
Ar. Greenwood ..................... 1 45 p m
" Hodges ..............p......m.... 225 p m
Ar -.A Abbev IllIe ........................ 2655 p in
Ar. An e on .......................... 5 p M
Ereonvilleo........... 4 20p mt
Ar. A tlan ta ..........................0
v. Greenville ....................... I m
"Piedmyont .................... 10 535 a m
"Williamnston ...........11 18 a m
Lv. Anderson .............. 1 5am
I~. ~Iselton........................ 1 6ai
Ar. D)onnalds............ .......... 12 02y mn
v LLLviLL........................LLLI 46 a m
Lv. Hodges . ....................... 12 20 p mn
"Greenwood ..................... 1 00 p mt
"Ninety-Six...................... 1 25 p mt
"Newberry ...................... 2 26 p mt
"Prosperity...................... 2 87 p mt
Ar. Columbhia .............8 0 p n
Ar. Charleston...................... 8 00Opm
N.8 STATIONS. DNi1a.N
S0 71a Lv....areton....Ar 800 T100&
T 80 11 80a '' .... Columbia."8 85p T 88
0(07a 1215p ''....Alston........245p 853a
10 04. 125p 4 ....atuo........25p 7d46
10O20a 20 4p...... Union........"105 780
I0 54a 287 " ..Pacolot..."12 14p 6 47p
1 25a 810p Ar.. Spartanburg...Lv 11 46 0 20p
1 45a 888li Lv.. Spartanburg.. .Ar 11 28a 6 05p
2 45p 700Ar.... Ashville.Lv 8 20. 805p
"P," p. m. "A," a. mn.
Trains 0 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
*' 'oping care be tween Columbia and Asheville,
enroute daily between Jacksonville and Cincin
nati.
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & 0. division,
northbound, 6:87 a. m., 8:47 p. m., 8:18 p. in.,1
(Vestibule Limited); southbound 12:26 a. mn.
8:15 p. mt., 11:87 a. mn., (Vestibule Limit ed.
Trains leave Greenville, A. and C. division,
nor thbound, 6:45 a. mt., 2:-11 p. in. and 6:80 p. in..
(Veut ibuIed Limited) u6 sothbound 1 :26 a. mn.,
:2p.m,1:80 p. mn. (Vestibuled Limited).
Pullman Service.
Pullman palaoe sleeping cars on Trains865and'
86, 87 and 88, on A. and C. division.]
W. 1. GR ICEN, J. Md. CULP
Ge. Surintendent, Traffic M''
Washngtn, D O. Washington,'j. a.1
W. A. TURK B. H. HARD WICK,
Gen. Pass. Akg't. A' Gn. Passa. Al't
, Washingt.on, D). 0. A tlanta, Ga,
C0k . ru Tble n e e.to
ber 17th, 18917. astern Standard Time
Southboundl. Northbound. 3
Loo'ls Mix'd Paass- Pass. Mix'd Loo1
F'gt, D'y oeng'r eng'r D'ly F'gt.
T'day D'ly D'ly M'day -
T'd ay W'day
8'd ay F'day
only only
A.M. A.M. PM. PM. P.M P.M
STATIONS.
83800 1I45 Lv Lauroe Ar 1 10 10l 8
9I (120 2 10 ..Olinton.. 1260 850 280 .
i0 0 6117 222 G4oldville 1288 880 1
10 10 7 07 230 ..Kinard., 12381 8 261281
102) 717 286 ..Gary... 1227 8 10 12
10 8" 7 28 2 41 ..Jalapa.. 1228 8 1160
1110 750 267 howberry 1210 7251120
12650 81 1 l Prosperit y 11178 7 10665
1 00 81188 321 ....Rlik(h.... I1149 0 4010 80
1389 81in 880 LtMoun tain 11 46 01181 10 20
;2 8 57 8 46 ...Cha pin.., 11 85 6 12 0 50
280 9 12 8 !b White Rook 11 28 667 9 121
2 40 9)91 4 01 Blallot,tine 11 A 8 '60i
8 10 9 87 4 10 ..rmo... 11 688 8 85
880 950 417 ..L.eaphart.. 11 6521 816
4 In 10 4 40ArColum blaILv 11 6 7 46
'V. 0. CHI11LDn, J. Rt. NOL AN,
Snperinatendent, M6aster Tran.
60 YEARS'
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Sohedu e in ellel Jan. 2.3, '898.
LvNe or,via Penn. R.t~*H -ne0-g~ii
.................... 112 1 mn12 U6 Um
. altito -.----.. --- ............ 8 46 2 O iu
Waphingt.on..---............ 440" 480
Iioh muna............... 8 66 pm 9
LvNorrolk,jjij8. A.. - *-8dm
e'ortan3outh ij6 *
r t.. .. 8 45 pm 920
Lv Wed Vn, via . A. L......,. *1128pmiiam
Ar Ilensittrao".....o......*210amt *1 &;pal
Ar DurlIm, via 8. AL.210am .8 . p.i'
4 kJanford..................... 8 8 s - 8 03
" Southern Pines................4 22 " t o. "
4 Hamlet .."..'-......... 514) " 0 ft is
Wadesboro .-.--............ 6514 " 811 "i
Monroe --. ---............ 6 ja " 912 41
W...m.ngton'''---..--.- . *12 '5 s
Ar_h arlotte, via S. A. L .... JW -~ i1
SChester, via i. A. L .. 8 0pm 147ii
-&L CR.nb C it . t ..... 0 pii
9 0 Znff1
Ar Olnton -
Greenwood *0 '"" 1 12 un
Abbeville '" . "'"..... 1o 100
Elberton ' .
" Athenst * .. 1207 pn 2 41 *
Windbr 4 '"- 1 15 845 *
1......... 169 " 480
Atlan 8. A. L. (unIon
Depo )(Central Time 20 520
NORTHlOUNI) No. 402. No. 88.
w-A p'.tia ,(Centrai Ti un
iAties ".. 2 40 pm 1042 "
Elberton '"""........ 5 * 11 21
Abbeville "6 ... 515 .111 6%
Greonw ood 4 ...... 41 " 213 is
01.nton - ......... 031 * 265 's
ArColumtbia, C. N. in. .. t7 45~"
** UlheiWer e . 8183
&r Oha lotto, viaS. A. j7L...I0 im~f50~
Son ie,V1a B.A.L,.0pm 0 -
U~Wilmington-*
.A L....... ......-4- 8 p
" 8othern Pine~"..... 12814 ' 9 215am
Saeigha.. . ."....... * 1 1185 P*
liendetson, " .......... 8 28 ' *1 00 nYn
-r Durham .* 782 ** - p
.v uram, 700 pm I 10 am
a&r Welidon, via 13. A. L........ *.T-a n *.00;:~j
11iohiond..A C L . .. 8 o 7 3 **
jWashing'n,v-aPenn. R.u. 12 81 " I:30 'i
Baltimore o ' " 1.1; panl I
Philadelpb is '' 3 50 pill 0
i Ne'w York. " " * *023 ** * *i
A.rPo tsIouth * * * ~7 30am 5DI
Nos. 403 and 402.-"The Atlanta Spoclaft"
4old Vest,ibulo Train of Pullman leepers
%nd Coaches botweon Washington and At
anta, also Pullinan Slee ers betwee Porta.
"'out,h and Chester, 8. .
Nos. 41 and 88.--"The 8. A. L. Exprepp,9
4ol1d Train, Coaches and Pullman sleepers
etewn Portainmth and Atlanta. Comnpikily
Sleepers between Columbia andAtlanta.
B th trains make imnmicediato connection at
Ntlantia for Alontiois,ry, Alobile, New Or
anis, Texae, California Mexico, ( hattR.
looga, Nualiville, nemph'is, Macoln, Florida.
For Ticket Sleepers, and Information, ap.
l to 13. A. owland, Gen. Agt., Pasm. Iepst
mnball House,Atlanta, a.
E. !T. JOHL11, Vice-Prs. andnti s cel -anagir
V E,. A0BElN;, Cen') 8uperinteiidr-nt
Ii. W. B. ULOVER, Traille Manaper.
T. .J. ANDERSON, Gen'l Passenger Agent,
URNBnAL OEFICEs: PonTsMOUTII. VA.
'harleston aid Westrn Carolia RWyD.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schedule In Effect Oct. 3, 1897.
eOavo Augusta......... 9 10 a Un 1 40 >)a1
karive Greetwood...........12 17 p . ..
A mierson ..... ........... 6 1 Jim
Laureis................ 15 p im 7 00 a na
Greenville............ 40 1 Im .
Glenn Splligs...... 05 pm n
SPaltan uirg......... i 00 m la i
bluda ............... 5 83 pm ......
Ilandersonvillo..... 0 03 p m .
Asheville................ 7 00 p an
,eave Aslh viijle....... 20 a maa
Spartanburg ........11 5 a im 4 pn
(4loin 4 rti ga...10 00 a in
Gicenvilo ............11 tia ni 4 Out m
- Lauarons.........1...3 0 p am 7 1Op am
arrlveGreenawood.2... 28 p m 9 03 a am
- A nderson -~-.............. .. 7 80 a mn
AA uigus a..........60 0 pm 110a m
icave Calhaoun Falls...44 p mn
Lrel.alog............a 0a m
icmoni......... 20 a mn
icavo Antguisn----.-............... 2 s5 j,an
krr tvo Aiien dale------................ 5 00 pm
Fairfax 930a,-..---....m.. 5 15 pm
Beauafort-...........0 8 a.un 7 *20 pmn
Port, iloyal ....0...0 n0anm 7380 pms
Savan nah ..... .................0 pm
- Charieston-.-----....... 8 08 pm
..eave chaarlestona.......... 0 50) am
Savannaaah'-'-----...-- 400m
Port IRoya..........1 45 pal 8 16 am
Beau tort............ 1 52 pmn 826 pmn
Se ase ..........805pma 9 25 pm
"a ir aax ...~.~~-........-..... 1 83 an
Allenadale..........-...-....10 1 7 an
krrive Augusta.-...-.-...........212.5 pm
iOavO GJreeanwood...................00am
Lamrve a jes.'...'..'.',.'...""""... 03 an
ieavo Sprtanbuarg-.............8 0 pm
arriveUren o" '"'.,''.'. ''.."'.'.
1.40 p. an. tain 1 from Au siista~iakJes close
onniee i on at Calhouan?.'aV o l onso
eaboard Air Line. 1 ral1031 i
Close connection at Greenwood for all
4oIntR ou S. A. L. and C. andi i. llway, aand
t Spartanblir witha S9outhiern Rlailwamy
For any informat.ion relative to tickets,
ates, soixedules, address.
WV. J. CItAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt,.
E. M. NORTH. Ho). A gt. A ugusta, tin.
T M RM E R>ON, Trale Manager.*
liorida Central & Peninsular
Time Table in Effect Jan 1.
,eave Now beorr.-~-.~................2 25 pmn
Lrrive Columiab*----.-.------........ CO pmn
No. 37. No. 35.
v. Co u'nba.-...............2 5 pma I .7,?
--.......................... 55am t il47atn
iV Den mark.---.-.............. 1 8pm 2 20amn
iv Fairfax-.................... 20pmn 8 5a
.v 'avanah ---.-~.-~.4 48pma 5 lIlam
r u s e --- .........8 00 i 7m 453am
hrJacksonville-.---..........30p80pm 0am
yv Jacksonvii-----............ 9 aUpmn 9 15am
r Lak e City................ ... 1 2
r Live Oak------...~........ 2 J8pm
r Talilahasee---...-...........8 pan
~r River Junc tion.- ...6. 15pm
LrMobile....,, ........... ....805am
hi Waldo.---................,....12JIaama -Oam .
hr Gainesville............,-,,, ....1 , 55pm
r Cedar Kyua ..-.-...------...----.- inpi
hr OWldw--o-................... 2 0ami 2 40pm
r..W..d.wood.-..-.----..--...... 85aim 3 43pm
Lir Orlando .........~...~...~ 9 8am 0 00pm
Lr Tampa...~.-.-~......... 8 20am 7 10pm
NORnT nBOUN D.
No. 88. No. 3(1.
iV Tampna-..--.............. 8 10pm i0 0aun
v..nd......................, .'ipm 10aams,
,v Wildn-od --..-....... ...... O 6amu I 10pm
,v Gtainesv....."".'"""".'"""" i l5am
ir Wlaldoev 'i""".'"""""""..- - 32pr
.r Taldah....""".""""".... x-main 4 is.atm
.v.............e............ 2 am
.v ,ive Oa k,.. .~......, .52a
iv Lake City.-~..-.......... 62Oitn
v Jacknsovll-................ 8 am 7 00 prm
Ir ktvunn wgek............. ... .y 4g,
ir Havanniahli........ .......12 18p)m 11 23 an
naIrax................... 20pmi 1? 8 pma
-..-.-....................2 0pm I Siam
tr Columnblak".''''""'......2 47pm 2 40nm
rNow berry...-~............ 4 15pm; 4 24im
."".-.-..---......... 2.22pma
Tralna arrIve and depart in Co'uminla at
iltad ing Shreet Station. Nos. 3s cad 811 'mar
ulimnan sleeping cars beiween New Yoeak sati
nekeonytin; a so between (lincinmnati emt
nockeonvilie via sheville, conneeling W wih
tillman parlor eo te between Jacksonvllo
ni Ta pn a, and rn solid trains f.rm .( liar
Nos 87 and 88 carry Pullman drawing room
cep inr oar bctween Tampa cnd' New York
onaleo'ng at'.Chaariotte wp.h Southawesterna
J'or further, inforamation anply.to
1,. M3. FLEMING, D. P. A.,
Savanna hi, Ga.
N. 8. PEiNNINGTON, T. M.,
Jaeksonvllo Fia
Wat. BUTL.ER,,I T' P. A
Columbia, 5. t.
R. B StAY, U. T. A,
'- Colombia 8 0
4. D). MACOOJiA, (. ''
Jacksonylli