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WAITING ON THE PRESIDENT WEDNES1PAY TIlE 1.1311' OF ENDIC ANCF. IN WAsiINGTON. No Startling Devvlopmenta or Ecitenia t E.Illier in Washingtoni or Mattrit -Excei lent Reiasson for Delgv. Evea It War l Inevitabole-The 1res1dridt's Friends Clahm thatt II% lIe (.0tit niendiaton w010 l%11 he speellei ant Vigorouas. Washington, April 3.--The opm ion, almost universally held inII Wash ingtou tonight by leatling public men and. diplomamts, is th'it the cri -is will reach its elim11ax this week, an1d that ihe question of war or peace w%ill be det-rinined w% ithin the next seven days. seniatuirs and Repa.c.enItIMe". " met atid conferred all day about the gravity of the situat ion, and at the White Huse the President consult ed with several ire:aln o(,f his Cab. itet aid olher e-iidinti:d adv i-,rs re-:!,tinihg the s v. wich lhe is preparirn~ t,_ d Lto (ngJre-. At the State. waNr arid n.zvy builings active w.rk was going on. arid alto. getheri it has beekn a day of suppre!s. ed feeling. No deite day has been vct announee when1 the nes Sage i. to be sont t' Clgres-, aid ill that s-ers tI l I ' IL Utelv cer tain toai.;b: is that it wvill tot go in more prubatly WId:.-hy or 1 er. Laps Thur-laiy. I:i a-Ilitici to the phyded wor of vrpui: mt.-er pre,-:v7 d rn-:t w h the Pres. with th wor'. rr. a--h- . ':- why th -.- e.;r:- A th-- w:nr b r' dI,- V. W.ar ~> d1-r, 1 0 .a - 3 :. th:'.'wh b ar.- at w . p~.bv-r a:. r Co:ye d- -a-.-t ii. ;gra[l -I - :i., ur f j. rv d ion r-- to wha h.- P -t u.i ri th .re Na - 1 lil.- .to wieth-r i w . 1 .SJ cilc rf I ..: hJ i ! 1 SOUI <of hr.- n:.t irnat'- ft-i--,n v,w. Cever, as-s-rt Irnpht~i :J aly t hat hi re. vigorouis, anro' ii -In that his paurty atel tIhe countilry wobfl willingaly fo:. owv whiere he point the1 i wvay. ()um. oJf these said toniight thait the P'risi dorjt, ini Iris strir di-siro for pec irnd Ihis ernest hope t hat, war inight p)ossily beii anided, was yilig isomnewhat, to. the senitign ije of the leadeltr, of hris party amil tihe iounlt ry. H It has1 not. giv-en miip liI>po ilyet t hat hoit ilit ies mayi~ bi anvetl Ther. anri I Ilon>u wh blImeve I ho Pr-esiilt lias nlot Yet moale tii his iniag aH tir thixii xct ('itirIsi Ire Will pIirsIle, ainil ti'e Meliis ti lbe at iuestian ias to wlii1tier thIe cosiir rep-I-horts ar1(I lhe diplomrat i orrespiiomic is to bie transmit tedi wit h the iessage. (IAN ('oNiltEss lan aETaA5iNt. i i T ieo iusp enrse 'atusedi by I lie rio cessatry dt in i the priep)arat.ioni of tIho mressaige is very trmyinmg uphon the mieriubers oif bothI houses, am1l( thei moILst uiversally-i discuse ques11rtin t in WNasin gton t onight. is wh'Iether Conigress enn a ho st ratinediIi untilI tIhe melIss;age is tranmsmittedl. All reamliza the dithiuIt anmd iarduiouls task of pro par ig our case fa-r the wvorbI's in sp'ctlin, andmi thle enre whrichi miast be exercised, and thIer-o sieims to bo nio dispositionl to 'undul y" hiastenr the President. Thoe prtty leaders m-e ext remeoly an xi ous to avoid a breb wvithl t he Eixeoti vI, such as wotil (occur if CJongres~s were to tako thle inIitijat li. A ftertt a iernrefu hllnnvass of the situnation t oday t hey holieved the radlical l i'jianibIialiSans:1an b)e heldl in line a few dlays longer-, uinitil Wed. noesday- at liast. Thle con fireneio of R~epublicauns of thIe lionso0 whot hauvo been insist ing uipon~ ppt ) ain W hile rmany of thema are now in favor of giving the President more leewayv than they were hast week, it is real ized thait t wenty live lRopublican votes in the iIonse would, with the Democratic and Populist votes, ho fticienit to act. PARlTv I INEs wEAlKEN IN It can be pretty conflidenitly as sorted that all the liOhpubhlicans of the Hfouse, with possible exceptions which could be counited orn the lingera of ono hand, can be controlled until Weduesday. After that what might happe if the President asks for further delay is probl-matical. Mr. Bromwell, of Ohio, for in stance, who expresses hope that bo will u.ot be obliged to part compoay with the PrOsidenit, says bi) will vote with the lDemocrats if necessary to overrule tie Speaker after Wedies day. Mr. Cooper. of Wiconsin. has tmade a similar statement. Tihe Re publicni s of the House comtittee on foreign atfairs have held inforuidl meetings today, and have practical'y agreed to report a resolution of a tenor similar to that agreed ipn 1 tlie foreign relat ions committee of t hie Senate yesterday. The IIouse reso lutintis will probably follow the lan1 guige of those of the Senate regard iug the blowinrg up of t he Muaine. These resitolutions will be p)rac! tally agree, upon by the comumitt-eo to morrow, but will not be reported un til tle 'resident sendsI his iies-sage to ongre-s. at hougoh1 t hen is at -ast o:e o! the Republicanls of the co:mitte who is i- favor of favor ably rel,orting themn tomorrow. Mr. Adams the acting clirman of the committee, in the absence of Mr. Hitt. saw the President today, and informed hjim of the probable acti'An of the coinmittee. All the Ilepubli C cl- (alled upon Mr. litt at his resi. dt-tce during the day. kf I.Ay SCHMEr.a M r. Grout. Nel-ablimni. of Ver m1in. sai that n hi' solel of the INpblli1icanis 4f the Illiuse were very ii atit.t . - th ught they would re-trai:i t h.-m~-*dv if the President J --ir.l a few d:i' a<hitial. Mr. wh c I."w "intrducetemrrow. -hul 'f th.- 3ai:,e. -"If "'e wa bl iw :. .g .'' s a .i h... "w-' c t o'. 1 -! af f,r I ti t .- a r ii1:t to dem- n . t : f t if. r hu!, e.u b r.i--- i 1'.. i.:ul:m:n.; e1Te-r dJais If k:-w:2 Mu'rd-r a'l I ut." ca:: f 'lI hI :. a.s that the -ao. y f *r ;'..'tn ar' wib:ag tu f )r ; o - o' whil.h wa- kn~ w>w n e'. h.-i Ia. "and AE' ought to defer a f--w~ day if Mr. M1:igiley desires. iy ds t our tar Mr. I,-udl, ipuloican, of Califor. Iiia, haid hli was willing to wiait upon the P're''iden't. Mlr. I bbe)ek, teplibl ican, of Wis con in, ebiairni an of tho Corigression al i capi gn como,i 1it teet, ('xpIressedr dloubht as to whet her the I louse conld bem i ohd Ibeyond t ornorrow. Pit )i'Em''Ts orE i'ao':A N m:I)> .lrrox. The proisp ects of Enurope'ti an (( rdiai ion htas atrousedh t he kornet inaterest thironghmot I dpomat ic circles bere, and, although iquninry at. the leading 01in haissit's and eleigatiRons fiiled to d is cluso thatt any actua ii lov( had been madte, yet suicl a muove is ani i pnti almost any tirnte, and wheni takeii it is felt thnt it. will he an impolsrtanit factor ini the situiationu. 11. has been Oxpec'(ted t.hat France would be thue first to atch, by a tender of hear goodi o)thio. Ulp to toniight, however-, t he F'roneh amiibassadtor', M. Camiubon, had "Your niotteyOr your life ! '0 says the hiighwvayttmat. - .." so ieretuptory a chialle nge as the N .) ~ hihway ofhealth. tion or y'our life I I ~ Prudenice or your life!I Constmon V sense or youtr When sickness begints to get the ~' best of a ititt there is ito ise argniitg abotit it; ito tuat ter how~% itisigtiIfi canit the troutble . , attay appear at the start, wtinless y'Ott alt(d cotttuon seinse yotu will sutrely pay th:e pexeralty. etnc tIf thre stottnaeli and hve'r are otit of order t'tt s gttg t ieakttthe woecottstitu tonunlss heright uneats are takent to re store these fnttdatteleia orgatts of tes sy. tet to their nittl conditin. This is ex activ, w'hat.is dlotte by' Dr. Pieree's Golden Mediceal D)iscovery. Its direct actiotn upon the liver atnd digestive organs is the secret of' its austonmishinig etrative effect int all dis eases of tttalnutrjiont It ti-inres perfect nuttrition; it tuakes the blood pure attd1 red andu fulil of vitaulitv' it creates htealthy flesh and uiusettlar entery It is faur better than siekeninig inidigesti >)1 etuulsiotta " or titereliv stittlatint mnalt "extracts." Its goodl efleet.s are lasting. Mrs. Riebecca P. Gzardner.of G.rafton. York Co. Vos its eat a o stek with dspepsta thtat I othad t tnvtel f,anor over tar fto:tths. I dto tar ysl,aoth ngthoud stay onm woldtel u at ate nthin di me a thattak God, and your inedlicine, a- as 'veaasd xettc wa, ad in,w weigth 12 potunds I have a othtl of' v"drE 'l te ePre'cri ption' now, and Praise God that he created such a nn nsyo. F~or all constipated conditions Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets are the most scientific and permanent cure. No other remedy Is so scientific and per'ct rect'ivo.l no instruction in this lint. There it tho saml ant ici pat ion but. I lack of de.i4nite action in British, German and other diplomatic <pmr ers.i It is probable that metiationN would I tako delinito foi m if t he( foreign rep. I resentatives were on'011viinCOd tha1t war 1 wa inevitable nild wias about tol e d- I clart-1. Whilo they loo,k ul-on the i .itunation as grai, tht general seit I in 'at amng thein is ihai tihe matter I lias not yet pimgressed beyond the b rangeof diplnyie% Ind a pi)ic et - I tlement. For that reason there was I a strong incli;wation shown lodiiy to wait until tho Presidenti's Ine!4sag1 wa-,; Stilt to Co grec-e, tht fe'ling I I o'ig that the real' isicolid not I bc Ietelililleld ulitil tit it-slagt . td I been) SubIt 1TZOKed.O NTMIR At tlt, oit'set Spain wa-Its mo-) t earnest for imeliatiot, and to this I end nd rtrsied a note to the Powels about ten daNs a;.o. Nw,. however. aIt tie P1ropect- for inediation ap pear t- b 1e tgrow tit, the Spanzia-h au thorities sCeth 'o be less incieti to w ird this courst-. This may be due t.) the "aet that SpIin hild looked I ton inediati ai s an indircet form ( of intervention of the Europeail Pow- I ers in favor of ote of their own numn- I ber. The Spanish note dev1loped I th-it tht Powtrs were not ready ftr any such radical step. Fl ante 1:adt the dcarIatio, thr11ogMIh Premier Ila.otmix in the French ('hambbr, that France would t rent both prties I ahke as frienti . This wIs an I: - . exo tct-d rev%er-se for Spaiii, a eI-h s ha.1 felt that the Froinch owiwr-ip ..f .larti: i . G J:1 -lipt niz d oft i.rl i,lartls W l,l i:1klinew hiir to SVmIII - thizo with Spii. ill udeftiinigo, SOv*. en-ig1t over 'ullA. I: w.as -tut-i by 4n' of the mbas lr-1 -... litht ny movvo for miivd i .0 o dd tr-t a t fr mi41 hE ti very ~ ~ ' VOIII-4. -.rJ I'Ll dWIVt xchiat r st o -I a 1r] t l i.rll ea V (,I t 1t w I. -b .! iold don bie g i ion t .r.. :- that G ret Britit, Frauct,, (h-rtim,v ta,ll Aus. tri,a wvouhd bt4 e Tkidti-d, aI t;e.o.r cnliiercial initre- ts wouldl b.e -e riously cripplel by a war het wo-ii the Ulnite'l Statt al Sain, whll b Russia and Italy il- i1gh lw k-o. suilted owing to thwir inoblilce inl European affaits, aih th4.r im muediaito mtertest in the~ Span1-i Ameriicn C confl ict w.oIII4 i. far less1 thani t hat of the'et1her 4.omie is mn. tioned?(. caln!,!. FAC .ie.ru:> vui sr.T 'iii ''s.5 It is proable tiliat neOgot iatilonll be opiieed by ti. Goverininent w. ih D)enmairk to aillow caleli messageo's to, cmovrthe Friei-h linii fromii te Daniishi Islandt s of St. Thomaii s to thei United St ates. WitNh Ithe Li'eward Island, of whylichi St. Thomalius is ai conitre, as thle proule c''ntre4 of any naval opera htlins whIiichi mm-It re'iuit from the p143 re'st crisis, it. is ree . niizd.(i as of vit ai llilnporlt'ac to MsIlnr, Spain. At prest'It thle c'able line' touciniig at P'oito~ JHio, andi~ sublject to Spanish control, is th on1 iily means of comuniiicatingc n' ithI thotsie islanidi-. Then Flrtech cablo liandts at St. Thiiom.i as8, bunt thlie stat ion is mnerely for t est ing pur iposes, a11u( messai-uges ar3 niot recetive-d or delivered. It, is ntowpro piosedl toi halv4 this staitioni tnuned in tto a regtuar buironui, ini which cais(' the Glovernment, (couh(1lite brought ini*.o closo calo (commuiinientio wOl~.ithI tablishmnenit of I it' biire:au willI reqiire the consent of D)enmiark anid it is p)robaiblo this 5will lie iaske'd thIiroughi the Unitedi Stautes miistert ait C>toon. biiain within thet next fewv dlays. 1)E1.AItnx 0 w ''T hi. I T1. ThomAs. It. is uniderst'ood that th D)anish Government dlid not view. withI favor the rectent piroposition1 for the14 pur chase of thet island of St. Thomas by the Uniited Stat.es ftir uso4 as5 a 'oail. inig stiationl, asI it was1 felt ai salt' of thie island at thlis~ timue woiuld be an1 unfriendlly act towvards Spain. This vlow''. was o li municated to Wash. ington, anid wa''is dtltItless made know..n to t ho St ato4 de partmien~t through the Daunishi minister hierte. Th'lo Spaniishi minister, Senor Polo y B3ernjabe, anti his staff, hatd a busy Suntday, although it didtl not b)rinig any d'velopme'nt< ebalngiung the situnati1on. Theli i.inister did niot seo State de4part na ut otlnicialA du r ing the day. IIis inst ('flicial ex Change with the anthiorities here wais on last F'eidy aftre Suis .nwe 111 ieen received, tine which time ho negotiatkious have h(en at a halt. l'hiV, oweve"r. IVs not les'od the "pallsh 11minister's activity in keep 1g hi4 Governmentie t fully apprised iq to tho general aspoet of affairs in his country. The elaborato man wr in which this cable intelligence a1s gonlk to thO authorities at Mad i is probably without a paralitl I it; u1erstood that whe the sit uation hegan to at-ltumlo its most eri,ts aspect a singlo cable dis ateh t:pnt bv tho miniister to the orvign oklie at. Madrid cost $1,000. \iother dlispatch cost $700; another 00 Ila this w:lv the Madrid autho -ities are kept in close touch with le conlditikon of iffairA her, not On y 1s it rehitt s to olicial negotiations, >ut Iuork" particularly to tho tenden 'ies and ai thoso vircumstances vhich will permit the Madrid Gov 1ne:nlt to gnuge the situation at \'ashiingtoni. 'ANS11 MINisTrit AT SECI(rTARY SnElt MAN s DINNERI. SecretairV Sherman gavo a dinner ast night, at which the Spanish min ter was onev of the guests, Senator odge, of tho Senato committeo on ore.gn relations, and Col. F Ied irant, of Now York, being among he othOrs prosenit. The presence of h Spanish minister at the home of ho Secretary of State was devoid of 1(ilitictnn, except as slown the 11eitie on11twald lippearance of affatirs. eiig mrolyi a social gathoring, the ipanis!h situatiou was not alluded o, although it is understood to have equirod sole tact to avoid the ab orhinig topie of current interest.. ?T.ilirtn I n,m it. it saves their lives. We lt-iiu on1e Mli niut cougli Cure, t e infaillb!o tillm-ly fouo t j ou I . v4ldts. er upt, bronchi tis, li , ati ali throat tI uig troubles. W. U4' f U1nsteI State% 1-s tho Family of Natiolli,. t tirnal popuilat ion in 1 400 5.30t9,483 Sii ied population in V198 74,500,000 -titimtel area in square Ituill. ........ .................... 3,6 02,900 .Xtent of const lines (exelt. iv :j20 m111ile on the G- re-at Lak t e .................. 13,200 Siilt arv relo uk' s of tho 'nited Sttes in able bodlied Inu e n......... ........ .. 10 , 139,788 and streangth (a.tive list. w.7.-2: naval rczrv, 2,800 16,382 ktal il,!ni'ration into the I nitea States in 1s92.... . 623,084 anufactures, an nual value, . ......... ........... $ 9.372,000,000 m u t -. 1-'. ................ 742,63 0,855 x'or . I ,---..... ........1.099 129,519 - el . ................ 461, OM.000 at Aon al tlh. 10...5.000,000.0( 0 '' '' I 'N......00.000,000,000 .1% .......... ......... 224,8614,297 I ndii approapriated i n i a i t '. a nii lale 50.000,000 .Which it botter, to thoroughly ch-ane ar' . purifly the blood just no0w, or ma10ke youtrse'lf? liabIlO to he ntmny dantugerous a ilmen01ts w h i e hi are so p)revalenlt during summie'r? Im npuirities have been1 acocumulat ing in tho blood a I w~'int r, antd right now i.s the timo to get rid of them. A thorough course of Swift's Specific isa needed to cIleaniso the blood and puri fy the system, tning upj and. st rengthbonting it all over. Thloso who ta ko t his precautionl now aro P0om1pa rat ively safe all suimmnr; but tO neOglect it is to invite somo form of sickness which is so comn mon01 durming thle try.inig hot seasoni. It is now t hat a courso of Swift's Specitic S.. 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""''''....... 21 30pm ~V Alken .....'...'.'.".."""""""""... 24 3331 ...--. ~ia.............--............. -8 li 1111 PAli, IA-xva:irr IIs IIA 'a. -v Cann e4l - -'' 1--.------- 8 11 1 3m 1) ' )1m I. r I -n -i.g ne.........--.... ) 3.8 1113 43 55 pm ,v R ing3.v 1110-.............. ....1 0 256 1am3 (II 11am Camden(('l Ju1ncIton -...1 Io 3um 11 43) am3 ir i'at3n(en -----.-......... .....i 6:' pm3 34 It 11m1 C'onnettons a(15lt (Co3InnbI 3l1 withI Southermn tallwa 1V ''>1r al points31 in uppe)lr SouthI anId nIrthl Car1olnaI. 80ii.i irainsI h)eItya w be hr estlon 333n4 AsheIvill.-- Conniections13 fromll 1tin3ts 13n S.onllte ltih.iy to) An1gulta. Sikenl and( of1her pini on w31 'he1( ChIr, '4eston -13n1"; II Ch.aIrlicton3 with1 Clytte I.itte Ste'am1. 1.. A F M1 KRtSO.N, TrlI1e Manage.ar. 1'. 8. 13(W 1 .N -4 leneoraI Matuuer * &AI KER' HAIR BALSAM *s. eand beautIfse the halt. mnotes a luxuriant growt. Never Pals n~feateoeIQ - falt t l lie Teuth3\i Qei SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Central Time lt%u Coltiubit and Jack. SOUVII10. EItI'n Tm11110 llttwOU GO lumblia anld 01hr l'oluti. N'toctive Feb.i'uny 27, ISM9. u ially. Daily. Ex un Lv. J'villo, P.C.&P.lIty.. 8 15 a 8 ( p 12 10 p " Savalnah.......... 12 18) 12 14a 81571) Ar. colu biti........... 4 11 4 45na 7 9 p i. Cnhrlon,jiC&iRI. 7 1 Ar. Cohuinbla..........10 al 10, lO. Lv. Augusta, 8o. Ily 2 .. i 9 1)6540 (" ranitievillo ........ " Trenton............ 105 ) 4 "John tons........... 1111) 0 4 r. oltnibiiUn. dp't. 4 b1 p 2 17 a 8 W) L CN'bla Bland'g mt... 15 1 5ba 8 4j1 WhitAoro.......... 1171 0 M a 9 30 1 Chumer .......... 066)p 7 44 it 10 141). " itock 11111........... 2h1) 8 %\ a 10 441) Ar. Charlotte........... 16 V 11 It Ar trentsboro.... 10 43tp 12 Id11) 2 07 i Lv. Greensboro 10 W 1 . Ar. Norfolk 7 U) I. Danville...........1 51 1 M 8) p 111a Ar. tichinond ..........0 WO 0 251 Ar. Washingto,........6 42 a 9 .15a " Raltinkore Pit. It. It 8 00 i 5 11 051a " Philadelphia. 10 It I 2a11 " New Yoric.........1243 1 0231i 3631) Soutibouind. .11 No. 37INo. .5 I x U. INllyitilly. Lv. New York. Pa. it.1I. 14 10ll 4 M 1) 12 Unit Pilalpi .: 6 b I Lv. Wash'ton, so. Ry.. 11001) 10.131) 11 151 7.i ........ 12Uwit 12 W i Ly. Daivillo ........... I n kI (I 1p ., . Lv. Norfolc ... ..10 10op. Ar. GAreenhi)oru,.............0t . .. Lv. (4revuNboro ........1 35 at 7 0A it 7 3.21) Churlotto ...........1 64 it p 10a 1 0 8p Rock Hill...........4 85i 10 2 11 121) Cl.e.t. ............... 5 504a 851)it 43 1) o ~illilsboro...... ...6 44a t 41a 12 3a Ar Col'bia 131antlIg Rt .. 0 410 at 12 Wun 1 37 at Lv. Cultunbin Un. dot* 7 05 4 a 15 1 It 14 p 8 40 2 63a P 61 1 Trenton............ 8 63 a 1n3 b 1 11 1y (.1aitoville..... 9 243 ai 12 1 0 67 a Ar. Augusta p...........10 (K) a 4 16p 7 45 a Lv. Col,bin, R.C.&G.Ry3. ........ .1 W ) 70 at Ar. Charlesto. 8..... . . 0 a Ly. colII1, 1,.&p.1y. 6 50 a1 15 55F 147 a Savan 0 l p........ 4 4 110 1 10 P 9 2 i 115 a INEEAG CAR -4111vIC"M Nos.-Bluand :!--NEW YORK AN'.\D FLOR IDA LIIT, T ED)., I olidi Vestibuled1 T1rain of Pullinan DrawingRocoi,x iuopilg Cal-y., Ol.-i vittiOll anI Collpartikint,t Curs, with Dining Car service, runining I]l,.()Igl witihotlitt go be tw('011 St. Allgui4ilI, Fla., Itnd New YOr1c, via Jaetksionvillo. Sa,vtia lla , C)llumllilk, (11atilot to tundW~ashington. -ula daingronmnll saleep. lng Cars betweon AuMtt4ta, (4n., itiA New Yorki, coliletill w ~ith this trail ait collilibla, for the UCC011 1t iOll Of AulgII-1a ald Ailten 1nravel. M04t; exec iunt daily u.ns.-wnger iiervico bo tWeUll Floidah alld N ~V; YorIC. No.117and1 38-Wamiington and Sothwe 0 rr Limited. Solid estibie tri with dil0ig cars and fir.t class4 coachos north of Charlot to. Pullinani drawingroms'in rsetwo Tainut Javi4ol..vi.o, bavan.ak, Washington Ln.i No. York. PullAn resoole.g cars .t..ee. Augusta nd Pulinuan drawing-roon, 8:4,epil's v'arI bio tween Greensboro d N.rf.. k. 4. 'TO7 f 04 aI7iv32 tion itt Norfoilk for OLD1 P'OINTi 4C0O1FORT', arriving t .hero in O... for bra930kf 5ast. Nos. 856 andm :0*-UI. S. Fiw- ta Mil. Throtitch P l l.n.i ..r.a.i r...t. 4buff t le-ping a11'; be tweent .....sonv.illo a 4 Nea Yor 5 1u1 4 Wansor.... ...r boweu 44Aipi4sta nd Chura Ar 1111Co u' llba Shdi' g e.i.. r b-t2 t-410 n 3 a ovillu amd oluinin , ell rut7 daily betwee Janksonvillo . - iinnt I ia p11 7 FRANK S. ANNON, .1. . -00, p 0 LT Chin, F.VPPt. 4% 5011 alr T. At. Washi47oa W. A. TUlEP, S. 1. HAARDAVICK. Q. P. A.. Washinglor. A. (4. P. A.. Aa,bsta. SOUTHE RN- RAILWAY. evCruning mthro141gh wIhut fca o e Februtary 27, 9w. STATIONSDaily Lng Carst won Auuta n,a e l<, Poserndity *ninersrlu bp tweenlrida andJewaYric Ns.Uian.S-Wr singtonndSoutwPster Lr. nited.aoli eiud 1tra 45wth in cAr and first cls oce otho hro am. >a, Jackslonv4,baana,Wahngo Ar. 'AtlYor.. 79Wn Pv. (4nun leeping..car..betw.en.Augusta and Iicmon..........I I)Uan Pul_WWanWdra winwor 'eItt 1ar ho. tio ndeNrfolk..f..r..LD..P..NT...OI (FOlt Ar.lhonaldawn r12tbffe sep i ngere twee aeilClo and.. N 1wYor and Pli. mnsleety;ng eaIbtwn uut und Char PIot to.I uymnsepiger e wen . ink JAr.csonviille un Uncnntivi Ahvl AKl8.lot+a ANNN ...U P i ThliOd V-P0 . & Go. (Jira.3 1. Was Itto 104. P. A .. hinto.1f.P A., 7 46; STATIONS ' .. Joi.vloI~ a' V Ota873 ar.sin... ~h- 7 10 a LY.5 801 C unbA. ...... uiig. -,v l .j s"-(3 "141 10) Nin ty vi . ......... ....... I 25 p m Ar. reeno od.........._ suvl .. .... 8 -15 p m Ar. e ,tn.. ........ "A." .-si rAndeso0 n~... ... y - I*p~o I'-iiia eaT o i l i .. . . - - - - ~.. ":5p W illiam :s4t.on........... ..... . l.1)a i I V.ittAndsonilo sot.l sii I, : r. a.in Lv1. Eelaidt ,on . ... 14 .(lV,i4i Ar .Donnalds . . lAI%',( Lv. A bhevilon . . AInIla v. tHiogu ......... N 2 20 oi.> m ".~i'l* lI ( lreenwoo ........ ..... . hi 00 1 n "'a Nieysx ....... ... I 25p ArM. CAM so . .. . 8il 1, M in5 MTATlINS. 59 7 20a 2lt.. .Clies n r21 ThiO f fe 80 30 (17 80 .0 . .lolit ia . I. 3 85 16 12 , 1(9207a 3 2 5 ..... laon..... " 2 .5 8 5.12 103 74a 8 25) " ....Hantne.... l 2 5 7 410p 11 0 7 2 " ... .Je l,cle .. 12 2 1 0 5 125a 28 >i "7 .. ... ., ly . . 8 l 14 , 47 lI 25a~ 810> Ar2 .. Sas Cr . 11 -i 4 0 1 40a 8 20 gL.8: ., paotaurg ArI i 21 (i 245p 70>.Ar.... A h ilb..i II :2 ((n2 11 Train 9 12 d 10 W niry 3t'(levant,:.3 P lna 2not daily' bot4 w.aoe Jaksnv ill rnIs Tig nat,1. 3 4 .n o I Trains 4 leav partabr, A. 2C 8liv.i Vesiblo Li nied); southbound 52: a, *" :15 p . ., 113ha li . V s Abu t 1n si e . ' noth o nd :a. alem.u1 a.e m.Anuel ,-+ . m P u a I~1. mervien, k41&ll Pullmantpa adepr g* blertbbon Tranko m FunANK r. ('A NNON, .r. . 45Uhp ThidVP. Gen. MgrU.,. M., wra,a se'ing4,. Ge. as. AWta ' . PIIaDA A ' *5 To Atlantn, CWi riotte A11lguin, Atihons, WIJ 1iington. Noy orleans. Chattanooga. Nashvllo and Now York. iodton, I11111mond % "Whiigtol, Norfolk, 'illadolphiat. Soleti o lin elleot Jan. 25, 1898s. 't i aAndA No. 4v. %o. 41. L.v Ne w Y ork, vIla Ponn. R.II.*110tinm, 0 Ojam I-lintll plita ........... .... . 12 1 in 12 (6 tIm Illi-loro -...... . ............ 8 it) 2 50 am " W ita lli glol ...................... 4 40 " 480 o t a .......................... 6 pm 9 V6 LV Nrioi,1 asi.A...~.~.. i8 to p n 0 ipu , D'o Ittsn-oil . ... .. 845 pt 920 ' Lv W ekl'i~, vI N. ........ *11 2tnim*11 55an A r llind .amoti. " ........ *12 60 t *1 d9 jom .Ar D vrltn, a 1. A. ...... t73ai 13 10 pm LAV Durh111. ...... t7 01 Piif Ii lu alu ir lteigh. via 8. A. 1. '2 10 atin ig -g~81 pm 8anford.-..-...................... 8 5 " 608 " Houtonern Ptia..............4 22 1 5 53 1-1i t e lot,.. .. ..................... 5 " 63 '4 " W itidosboro ..................... 5 - " 8 11 Monroe ................. 048 " 912 " W 'ltingtolon . ....... ... *12.6 b 1 rC harlolto, vtka -A. A. 1. 7 5 1026pr - tAlt-ter, vi I. A. I......,.,. 8 10 'ii 1 47 pm. ..of.uni bIn, C.RN.& ELI. ........... t to( pn \r.......... (9;isit9 ant1 l'0 Ureellwood " .... ..... '85 107 urm Abbevillo " ......... 1 () 140 ICiberton .......... 12 07 pin 341 ' AIhens .......... 1 8 46 " Winder " ......... 169 4 4m Atlhnin, 8. A. I. (Ullon2 lemot)(C'tent Thra Tito 20 " 20 NO11iiLOUND No.40W. No.88 M ognder " .......... 240 jui 1) 42 AIhons '' ......... 310 11 11 11 Elberton ......... 4 15 1211 am AbbovIllo ......... 515 1: " Groonwoot ......... 6 2 C1.nton ........ 034 265 A~r Co1i'i-s ~. ~t. N. & .. . 1 ... 7 4b-~ C'ietor ......... 18 42 irnk O tto,vin 8. A. I......*I1026 pin *750 I'v Monroe, yia 8. A. L...i 10 pin 0 05. a m let, ......... 1123 " 815 ' rC Wilni t ilou .... * 1230 pm 8)tthiel t 'tmca........12 I4 5 2.i as~i Hit h " ...... *2 10 *11 5 n1.iultsn,. ......... 32 ' *1 00 "am Srln rhtatn I~... - 58 ~~ 'v l1 rani " ....... J7 '0 Pm l ti i lu life, rWelos , via 8. A. I.. . *15 h itll *3 0; pn, Itichilond A....... C L ...... 8 10' 7 3i 1 "Wa1n54111g11i.vinI'eni. it.n. 12:31 1 i0 o4 lutio ore " '-." 1 1 yIII 1 1% alm "1PlIInIt lIhla " "I " 3 50 pill 3 0 "NI-W York, "6 64"123"*0 r lortuaoit " 4 7 0) i tit 550p.iD Nf rfo'k "4"," *7 50 " (o5 I -'y t I, 8x SiuI<it y. N"le. 403 mlid 402.-"'1 ile- At Iitla Spg-CARI'" olld V4si itt ratin of 11'tinI11111 HIeepere I< Coakhes lw1cometn Wat8hinttg in and At, 11iit. Ill.o l'1111li anHed ler-9 b:tu e elon Ports. 11101th 11n14 ChetSter, S. Z Note. 41 sti 38.-"'i lIt S. A. L. Expre'p," h41I ItTIrAtin, Coaehumn 1111 PIloI.1111 N0pw.a hWN l' PorIlstonth itid Atlaintt. Cornplny Icepors hi weent Colt a11 and At I ti. Iit I trah s nitko fit nMedall te Comectloit nt %ttantaint-f(w Mol Itgonrty, Alobile, New Or nTeXI, Texn , CulIt'oriait, Alfl xco, 4hatta otga, Nasliville, Menihis l ltcon, Florlilae. For TICkelm, Sleepurs, and I n formatfol, Il). itly to B. A. Newemnd, Gen. Agt., Pas. IJeplt Itnimttil 1. At_ltlatM, Ge. 1. 05. .J4) t .', 'i(Qe-r'e. a(414 (ett'Il'linlt t(r V F. IcI FI t (4.1t'llur 1.11)0 lit. II. W. 11. (i (V ' I1,Trille bitmpsr. T. J. AN I)I- ItSON, (mn, l(at'-iiger Agent. 3EN )1'A-. o-FICP:4: POx013oU-'l. VA. 1lia1lost 11 %l etil 'Cao1l1a Fw Co. Augusta and Asheville Short Line. 1E41eIl. In Effect Oct 3, 181)7. 'tun% ActgnIlta...........t 40 I Il I '01p .trive (I ryt woo 1 ..,......... . 1 .. , A n1serson ......................... 6y l1 ;i La r s8......- ......... I m1 ia 7 00 a 11 G m lvi ............ 3 <( 1) (I lnn l it lngr...... -1 01 m 1 . Sim t b1 g......... 300 1 p 1i i 1 * I ho't 11 a11........ ........... 6 :13 p Inl . ...... itietIlol.I.... ...p In. Ashevillo..........7 00 p 1 tin . 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Clownt (ittnneeio 1441 4 G reels woort for 4411 Jiutil 145431 '. A. 1.. tinel U. and14 (4 lIaIlway, ant.l tI MIn '.111Iinbrt w4l'hi HSt-herns~t Itallwassy. Fruit yIs o inf 5hIton1u rlat.ive to tuckets, rat 434, i.cht tt (.5, m441410545. W4 41. UlhA 143, (Geni. Pnns5 AgI.. K. 51. NOitTi I. Mo!. A gt A ugusta(15, (4a. ' .11 K M I'.It ON, I'ra fe AlanIage r. Florida Central & Peninsular 1.'ttv.' Newh.errv............2 5ps A rr, Vi C<dnttltt,l,t..,,........ 4 I NEt. :17,N. F,atstetrnt I Ti,.e.) 'v. 4-ohuttnbl. .----...........I I ain1-7a (Lni it. lTis ) I ,v I S-'titnt k -. -------. --....... 11 1i 20pm 1 i.v l'alt r.. *.-.-.... -..- -...2 0:-I ta( l.v' ' v nan hSt4t I.---. --..---.....-.- 4:p4m .Ilt Ar .Iti,ttt1k I............... 311100pm 0351 I.r .intekMoty lilt........I,1~~ 1544 Asi I, 1( I fIt..........y...I*54a Atr( 1Snllt.........2 I linin1 nI A r Ormtlt.........Io&,n( lpa N(lIt1 No.UN33. 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