The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, June 14, 1898, Image 4
aehMan Chopel and Union Acasdemy Chips
No, Kay, we can't exactly agree
with you as to candidates not being
brought out by their friends. When
a man's friends bring him out it
looks more like the oflico hunting
the man than the man hunting the
oNce. Its i duty that we not only
owe to ourselves, but we owe it to
our children and our country, to
see that our oilices are filled with the
very best material. I scorn the idea
that a man is fit for nothing else but
for office.
Mr. Editor, as 1 writo I am somo.
what troubled. I see that my old
friend Kay has exploded, and I foar
that a part of him has blown awqy
over into Cuba. Well, Kay, I un
derstand your gamo very nicely.
You know that old man d1hips was
on the sick list; for on Wednesday,
when we were out at you r town, we
told you so. In fact, you measured
us out a dose of medicine So you
thought that yon would fly into us
and feather us while we woro not,
able to help ourselves. But thanks
unto our Maker, we havo somewhat
improved, and we will not waiti a
month or two to find out when you
are sick, to reply.
Well, Kay, when I made that
proposition of solling and bnying to
you, you know very well that I had
no thoughts, desires or inclinations
of reflecting u)on any on becauso
of poverty, and you needn't grasp at
such an opportunity to paln off a
little glory to the public upon me,
by saying that I am down to. zoro,
and let them know that ) on are away
up yonder about blood heat. In the
first place I ami not discussing any
one's financial standing. I simply
had reference to those high-minded,
small-headed, stil.neeked class, and
if there is anything on God's earth
which I have more ahhorence for,
I don't want to know it. Sometimo
in the future I will writo ain article
along this line which will givo you
better reason to know what I think
of this class.
You are perfectly excusable, f<
not complimenting thoso candidatos
which I mentioned. I woll undor
stand your tricks, for you told n
that I must put out better men bo.
fore you could do so. Of course, you
will eschew p)olitics when politics is
not in accord with your way of think.
ing. Oh yes, you'vo got. some followx
in the wood pile, have you, which
yon intend, after a while, to pull off
your coat and roll upl your sleovos
for? So bring himu cut and let thec
public know who he is. We are ab'le
to carry our own skillet and aifter
the ballots are counted we will show
you that we have some forethought
as to how tihe minds of tihe public
run.
But say, reader, isn't it strikingly
strange to see one of tile very 01(d
mud sills of the chlurchi call upon one
whom ho claims to be on a Rip Van
Winkle snooze, and also one whom ho
has placed away (down to zero, to
show him the 7 wvondors of the
world?
Here they are, old Bud, and they
are all contained in the Bible, but I
don't propose t.o point them out to
you. I want you to roadl your B3ible
a little more carefully, anId while you
are hunting upi those wondoers you
are very apt to Ifind somethling elso
that will be of much value to you.
You must roadl, mark, learn and in
wardly digest so you wiltlInot have
to bother the ignorant for~ informia
tionl.
The Seven WXonders of tihe WVorld
are:
1. Thie Pyvramuids &' ?gy pt.
2. The Pharoahas of Alexandria.
8. Tile Walls and Hanging Oar.
dens of Babylon..
4. The Temple of Diana at. Epho
auls.
5i. The Statute of tile Olympian
Zens by Phidma.
6. The Mausoleum of Irtemisia.
7. The Colossus of Rhodes.
No, Kay, we are not after blutYing
the editors. They all know very
well that old man Chlips has no axe
to grind. But whlat's tihe matter
with you, Kay!Y You're throwing
out some more of your novel stIuff
are you? Saying wheire ignorance
* is bliss it is folly to be wise. Ignor.
- nce is mo blessing in your loss is it ?
I know that my old friend Kay is
on no Rlip Van Winkle snooze,
Buat, he weeps, he sleeps, he wakes, he
shakes.
He. wonders in his mb>md;
To think how ba-i such an Ignorant
Chips,
HaUs left him so. far behind.
Now wake up old boy,
From your exalted viows;
And never again accuse old Chips,
Of being on anothor snoozo.
To accuse me of such simple Ignorance,
Only shows the folly of your game;
And I expect after you reflect,
You will never do so again.
June 2, 1898. Ciims.
Tho Sieontle Am ricati Navy stppievnent.
The Scientiflo American, which
has always identified itself very close
ly with the intorests of the Navy, is
to be congratulated on the extremely
handsome and valuable "Navy sup
plement" which it has lately put bo
fore the public. We think that, if
the averago reader had boon asked
beforehand what kind of a work he
would prefer upon the Navy, he
would have asked !or just such an
issue as this.
lot h the illustrations and the road
reading matter are of the straightfor
ward explanatory kind which is necos
sary to put a technical subject clearly
before the lay mind. It was a happy
thought to profaco the work with a
chapter upon the classification of
warships and insert a few diagrams
by way of explanation of the subtle
differences between cruisers, monitors
and battleships; for after digesting
this chapter one is prepared to fol.
low intelligently the datailed descrip
tions of the various ships which make
up the bulk of the issue. Ono of
the best things about this number is
that it does not merely give an extor
nal illustration of each ship, but it
takes the roador down below docks,
and initiates him into the iny5teries
of the magazines, handling rooms,
ammunition hoists and inotive ma
chinery. The sectional views of the
intorior of the tuirots of the moni
tors ar exceptionally fine, as is the
large wood ongraving of the engines
of the "Massachusotts." The last
page of the iumbor contains coin.
pleto tables of the now Navy, the
auxiliary floot and the various naval
guns. A handsome colored map of
Cuba and tho West Indies is fur
nished with this issue. We extend
our congratulations to our contem
porary on the production of a 'work
which is well conceived and admir
ably carried out. This work is pub
lished by Munn & Co., of 3861
Broadway, Now York, for 25 cents.
MISS CISNEROS 18 MA11ti][ED.
Noled Yoneg cutban Ifecomive Wife of Car;oi
F. (larbone..
1 Baltimore, Md., June 9.-Mist
Evangelinc Cisneros, whose om anti
oscapo0 from a Spanish prison in
Havana several months ago, is re
called, was married today to Carlos
F. Carbonell, who assisted in her
rescue.
The ceremony took place at the
Hotel Reninert at noon, and the hap
py couple left for Washington ar
hour later.
Cost of Mohbiiation.
(News and Courier.)
Columbia, June 6.-It is thought
that the bills for feeding the soldierm
hocfore they were mustered into ser
vice of the United States will run ur
to about $10,000. The railroad fares
for the men mustered in will amount
to several thousand dollars, and the
fares of the rejected recruits will
atmoun~t to a considerable sum. The
dr-ug b)ills amounted to about $300.
P'OLLOWING THE HOUNDS.
It is not alone in exceptiontal recrestions
like fox-hunting, that a womtan needs s.teady
nerves, a;rang muscles and a b. althV, vig
orouta co~ stitution. She needs thtemt int her
every da~ duties and pleasures. Recently
a Buffalo lady called upon Dr. R. V. Pierce
of that city anid stated that she was so:nerv.
eus that after months of trial she could
not learn to ride a bicycle.
She was put under a scientidec course of
treatmient, consistintg of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery befor'e mueals and his
F:avorite Prescriiens" after meals. TIhe
Favorite Prescription " Promptly cured
the weakness and disease of the orgatta dis
tinctly fesminine, fromn which she suffered
and restore dsttrength and steadintess to the
nerves. The "Golden Medical Discovery"
eleatnsed the blood, wnaking it pure, rich
and invigorating, and built up solid, mtus
cular flesh. The lady now rides her iceyele
with grace and ease antd without trepida
tion. 'Bloth tuedicines are for sale by mtedi
eine dealers. Dr. Pierce antswera letters
front ailing wotuen without charge.
"In stfrered with a bearing down p)a3 im
pelvis and s hurtinig in mny back and loins,
writes Mrs, Tilecni a o er hca
C, Mis. whteneverlwouald take a walk or
ride very far it waiuld always make mue sick.
AfhersIting Dr. Piee's Favorite Pres~rl >ilon
and *oolde,a Medical Discovery' for the
months I cant ride or wvalk and 1Ie well afer.
Itarshavedi ppeareda4 gd antsrgawll'
You can secr Dr. Piere.'. Cosimon
Sense Medical Adviser free by sendin
statnp to cover twailing. Per.ce~ed
It One-cent stain s; clotbt-eoeec, stemne
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bitifal* N. V.
"00D NIw FOR TI IIATVALON.0
ajor Thompson's HAt,QUon t0 MoVo to
Vamp Alg-r Near Washleiaton nolt
to Serve U"aler aMajor Gene-ntl
N. U. IutI-r.
(News and Courier.)
Columbia, June 0.-The membera
of the independent battalion wore in
fine spirits when they told the men
of the regiment farewell today, for
they, too, are to move at once, get
ting their equipments in the way of
under clothing here. On Sunday
the men of this battaliun were' very
much disl:,artened. They could get
no su)plies from the war depart
ment, and there seemed no way of
getting to the front until the one
more company needed was obtained.
But a chance meeting of Major
Thompson with Major Gen. Butler
on a train brought about a delight
ful change. Major Thompson told
his troubles to the general, and re
marked that both he and his men
would be charmed to follow him.
(ion. Butler promised Major Thomp
son that upon his arrival in Wash
iugton, he would see what could be
done for him. Yesterday morning
he received the following message:
Washington, D. C., June O.--To
Major H. T. Thompson, Columbia,
S. U.: Pleaso have your quartermas
ter ascertain and inform this offico
by wire the urgent needs of your
comman(l, and what can be obtained
in your local market, stating prices.
PATTON, Quartern a4tor.
No! long afterw .-ds.camo the fol
lowing, and it. wan rocoivod with'
great onthusiasm:
Washington, June 6.-T2ro Major
H. T. Thompson, Columbia, S. C.:
Your hattalion will be ordered to re
port to te here tomorrow. Under
clothi-i ordered in Columbia; uni
forms and guns supplied here.
Forth Company ANill come on later.
M. C. BuTLEn.
Last night both Major Thompson
and his men wore delighted. Men
in position to know predict that the
battalion will not be long in canip,
but will most likely be shipped to
Porto Rico, along with other crack
troops, at the Virginia camp.
The efforts to got the fourth com
pany for the battalion are still in
progress. So far there seems to be
no certainty as to when the company
will turn up.
Johnson's
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Day.
oapt. hinly sm~ith inlHe-tire.
[Keowee Courier.]
Capt. Wmn. (4. Smith, passenger
conductor on the Columbia and
Greenville railroad, was on a brief
visit to his daughter, Mrs. N. Li.
Faint, and family, at WValhalla, this
woek. The infirmi.ies of age and the
constant and exacting duties of rail
road life are telling on this faithful
and popular railrqad servant and ad
monish him to seekc a more quiet and
less exacting life. He is therefore
making arrangemrents, it is said, at
[no distant (lay, to retire from rail
road employp>ent, which he has
been following uninterruptedly for
forty years. He has a beautiful
home in WVest Union where he ex
pets to retire ard spend the re
mainitig years of his life, surrounded
by the blessings of quietness and
freed from the dangers and toil in
cident to railroad service. We shall
be delhghted to have Capt. Smith
and family to become abiding citi
zens among us. No more faithful
railroad conductor ever ran a train
than Capt. "Billy" Smith. He num
bers his friends by the thousands.
* caenn-t sahmon Kvoe-y -ren E)aya.
Washington,-June ll1.--The Pres
ident has authorined canned salmon
to be added as one of the meat com
ponents of the army ration. Ordi
narily, frePli beef will be issued to
the troops six dlays in ten, salt meats
three days in ten, and canned sal
mon one day in ten. Commanding
ofliceire are authorized, however, to
vary these proportions of the ration
according to the necessities of the
service in which the troops may be
enaged.
A VIAN NK OV DINT.
Quart, riaste rerSt. Voik Makes a Trade
and tivet Otur ftoys Something
04),10 k4b Rat
(News and Courier.)
Columbia, June 0.-The company
quartermasters now exchange rations
at the stores, so as to got a chango
of diet for the men. Almost any of
the storekoopers in Columbia are
willing to make the exchange, apd
find it not only agreeable to the sol
diors, but a good thing for theni
selves. The Government supplies
the soldiers with Line smoked bacon,
and this is exchanged for other arti
clei in stock at the rate of seven
cents valuation for the bacon. Here
is an o ichungo Quartermaster Sergt.
Folk, of tho Newberry company,
made yesterday; the company:
Brown beans, 50 cents; 37 pounds
bacon, S2 5): Irish potatoes, $1; two
dozen tomatoes, $2; total, $6.09.
For this thecompany secured: String
beans, 50 cents; 15 dozen eggs,
$2.25; onions, 10 cents; ham, $1.90;
meal, 30 cents; total, $5.15; balance
in cash, 94 cents; grand total, $9.09.
This exchange gave the Newberry
company hani and eggs for two
meals. Other companies have been
doing the same thing, and find that
they have an abundance with which
to make such exchanges. Of course
the company quartermaster has to
know his business to see that these
exchanges are made to the adyantage
of thecompany.
The canned tomatoes although of
a fine quality, do not seem to be
great favorities with the companies.
T-night the Newberry company
will hnve iced tea, having exchanged
its bread, or some of it, for tea and
ice.
Regimental Field and Staff.
(News and Courier.)
Columbia, June 0.-The rolls of
all of the companies in the regiment
have been published and preserved
by many. To complete the roster
the following is the list of field and
staff officers of the regiment, an made
up from the records:
Colonel, Joseph K. Alston.
Lieutenant colonel, James II. Till
man.
Major, Marcus B. Stokes.
Major, John H. Earle.
Adjutant, First Lieut. John D.
Frost, Jr.
Quartermaster, First Liout. Joseph
E. Jarnigan.
Surgeon, Major Julius A. Mood,
M. D.
Assistant surgeon, First Loeut.
Jahv M. Lawson, M. D).
Assistant surgeon, First Lieut.
John P'. Young, Mi. D.
Chaplain, George WV. Bussoy.
Battalion adjutants, First Lieut.
Frank G. Tompkins, First Lieut.
Jessie H. Hardin, Je., First Lieut.
Wyatt Aiken.
Sergeant major, Luther M.- Hasel.
den.
Quartermaster sergeant, James C.
Duncan.
Chief musician, Emil Wald..
Principal musicians, John M,.
Blaine, J. J. Trowbridge.
Hospital stewvards, James E. Poore,
John Fox, Hazard E. Reoves.
Little
Pimples Turn
'to Cancer.
Cancer often results from an 3m
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en
tirely free from some taint in the blood,
,tm4 it is Impossible to tell when it will
break cat in the form of dreaded Can
cer. What has appeared to be a mere
DImle or scratch has developed Into
the most malignant Cancer.
"I had a severe Cancer which was at Srab
only a few blotches, that I thought would
treated by several abl
oti r eofort,, th an
- .ltioiai ecamealarnn
Af ter many nmonth,s o
treatment and growing
steadlily wo rse, I do.
. cidled to try 5. 8. 8,
which was so~ stronigly
- ~ recommended. The fires
bottle produced an im
provemnen t. I qontinued
the medicine, a nd i a
~~ four mon ths the last lits
tie scab dIropped off.,
and not a sign of the disese has returned."
Gillsburg, Miss.
It Is dangerous to experiment with
Cancer. The disease Is beyond the skill
of physIcians. 8. S. S. Is the only cure,
because it is the only remedy wvhich
goes deep enough to reach Cancer.
S. S. S.LBlood
(Swift's Specific) is the only, blood
remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable.
All others. contain potash and mer
cury, the most dangerous of minerals.
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
mailed free by Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Georgia.
GETTING READY'
Every Oxpootant mother has
a trying ordeal to face. It she does not
get ready for it
\ there is no telling
what may happan.
Child-birth Is full
of uncertainties U
Nature is not given proper assistance.
Mother's Friend
Is the best help you can use at this time.
t In. liniment, and when regularly ap
plied several months before baby comes.
it makes the advent easy and nearly pain.
less. It relieves and prevents " morning
sickness," relaxes the overstrained mus.
cles, relieves the distended feeling, short
ens labor, makes recovery rapid and cer
tain without any dangerous after-effeots.
Mother's friend is good for only one
purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of
danger and pain.
One dollar per bottle at all drug stores, or
sent by express on receipt of price.
Fax Bo01', containing valuable Informa
tion for women, will be sent to any address
upon application to
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FTeetive May 2, 1897.
Beti en Anderon and Wailhalla.
BASTnoUb 1) WK8THOUND.
Mixed. Mixed.
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Conneethq:ns at Seneca wi So. IR. It. No. II.
At Anderson with Ho. Railway Nos. I1 and 12
Florida CentraI & Peninsular
TIme Table in Effeet May 16.
Leave New berry...........................2 MI Im
Arrive Columbia........................3*,m
No. 37. No. 35.
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Trtus arrive and depart In Co'umbia at
Illanid ing aireot Station. Nos. 3'1 and 311e arry
Pullana sleeping cars hetlween New Y ofk and
Jacksonville; a so between Cincin,nati and
Jacksonville,vwin Asheville, connecting witwh
I nilmann parlor csm between JIacksonville
and Tam p'a, an,d rn ns1l(d t.rains tf.om (Char.
lot te to J ackoyllle
Nos 37 and 88 earry Pllimanndrawlng room
alot r.inu err bet w(en Tampa andi Nnw York
coe ing at .Charilotle with Southwestern
For lurtIher in fornmat ion'anpiy to
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Savannah,, Ga.
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BetWeen Ohstleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Garo
lina, Athens and Atlanta.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY*
Destral Time Bietween Colum bia and laek.
sonvill*. Xastern Thne 1etween Co.
lumbla and Other Points.
Effective May 15, 1898.
Northbund. Xto. 88 No. 86
Northbound. Daily. Daily.
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Ar. Washington. 0 42a 985p
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lPhiladelphia........ 10 15 ia 2 503 a
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Wv. Wah't,on, Ho. Ity.. 10 48) 11 15 a
lv. Richmond .................. 12 nt 12 01mi
.v.Danvill ................ 560a 0'15p
LV. Norfolk .0 1 ..
Ar. Green"boro ........' .. '' 0 50 a .
Lv. Greensboro ..-. ........ 7 05 a '7 811p
Charlotte ................... 9) 5 a 10201)
Itock Hill................ 10 20 a 11 06)
Chester-.... ---........... 10 5a It87P
W innsboro--.-.-............. 11 41 a 12 20 a
Ar Col'bla land'g at........12 45nu 1 87 a
LV. Columbia Un. dep't. ...... l 16p 4 00 a
Johnstons.................. - 2658) 0 0a
Trenton----................. 3081) 025a
Granitoville-............. OMp 707 ia
Ar. Augusta..................... 4 15p 8 00 a
Lv. Col'bia, S.0.&G.Ry..... .. 4 00p 7 00 a
Ar. Charleston.................. 8 (op 11 00 a
Lv. Col'bia, F.O.&P.Ry......... 11 5 a 12 47 a
Savannah.-.-.-............... 4 47p 20 a
Ar. Jacksonville . ...... 925 p 0 15 ia
Excellont daily passonger service between
Plorida and Now York.
Nos. 87 and 08-Wasigngtonl and Southwestern
Limited. Solid Vestibuedi train with dining
cars and first class coaches north of Charlotte.
Pullman drawing room sleoping cars between
Tampa, Jacslconvill, Savannah, Washington
and Now York.
Pullman Bleeping Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond.
Pullman drawing-room sloping cars be
tween Greensboro and Norfolic. Close connec
tion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
arriving there in timofor breakfast.
Nos.5 ud 80-U. 8. Fant Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buftet sleeping cara be
tween Jacksonville and New York and Pall
man sleVing cars between Augustit and Char
lotte. Pullman sleeping cars between Jack
sonville and Columbia, on route daily between
Jacksonvillo and Cincinnati via Asheville.
PRANKS. GANNON. .V. M. U,P,
Third V-P. & G gen. fgr. T. M., Washington.
W. A. TURK 8. H. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A., Atlanta.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY..
Condensed Feltedule in Effecs
May 1, 19.
STATIONS. . - nW 7
- No. 11.
L~harlst._-.._..................7 10 a im
v. Columbia..................11 00 a mn
Proserity................. 12 1I p m
Newberr ....................... 1222 p m
" Ninoty-IX....................... 1 25 p m
Ar. Greenwood ...................... 1 45 p in
"' Hod cfl.......................... 2 25 p m
Ar. Abbevill .
Ar. l3elton...--................... 10 p o
Ir. Anderson .............0 86 p n
Ar. reenvillo............ 4 2 p o
1iAtlIauia...................... ~80 p n
STATIONS. J_
Lv. Greenville ................... 10 1a a nm
"Piedmont .................... 10 40 a so
" Williamoston........... 10 5 a n
Lv. Anderson .............10 0 a ii
Lv. Noton ......,..................'T1~i a mn
Ar. Donnalds ............ 11 80 a in
v. A be ll _...'............... ~11 20ami
" Greenwood.................... 12 8~5 p mo
"Ninety-Six.................... 12 64 p mo
: gwbery .................204 p in
r..pe... ....................... 218p m
Ar. Columbia --................9. 8 85 p mo
Ar. Charleston................,8 00 p i
o.9N@STATIONS. IDailah
Sfl0p 7 10a iLy... .Oharloston....Ar 800p 11 00a
T80 1l 0a '' .... Columbia.... " p 'W~80
90/1a '21~~ ' ..Aston..." 2 Op8 50a
10~ 04 :-.Santuo.. " 5
10 801 2 28 " .,.. .tonesville .... " 12 2O C 58ip
10 tha 2 87p" ..Pacolot.. 12 14p 0 42ji
a 25a 8l ptAr.. Spartanburg.. .Lv 11 6 15p
11 40a 80p Lv.. Sipartanburg.. .Ar 11 20a U 00p
.35p 70pAr..Ahville.Lv 820 805p
"P," p, mo. "A." a. m.
Trains 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
sleeping cars between Columbia siid Asheville,
enroute daily between Jacksonville and Cinoi
ati.
,Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & 0, division,
aorthbeund. 6:87 a. mo., 8:87 p. m., 8:10 p. mo.
(Vestibulf imted); southbound 12:28 a. so.
8:5p. mo., .184 a. mo., (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains leave Greenville, A. and 0. division,
uorthbound,5:45 a.'so., 2:84 p. m. and 6:22 p. m.,
(V.esibuled Limited). sout hbound 1:25 a. m.,
4.A10 p. m., 12:80 p. m. (Veatibuled Limited).
Pullman Service.
Pullman palace sleeping ears on Trains85and
6,. 87 and 5. on A. and 0, dIvision.
PRANK S. GA NNON J. M. GULP,
Third V-P. A Glen. Ndgr., T. M., Washington.
W. A. TURLK S. H. H ARDWIC,
G n. Pass. Ak g't. AsGen. P'ass. A g''t,
ot hboun. Nastrnttandrd ime
Los Mlx'd 'Pass- Pass. Mix' lsi'
F'gt D'ly eng'r eng'r D'ly F'gt.
A.M. a.M. PaS g.I..pg
8TATIONH. P.PMPM
0 0) 8I I' 45'Lv Lauren. Ar 1 20 58') 1(00
60 8X22 210 C.lInton., 11 h I 60 93'
718 8 4n 222 Goldvillo 1244 480 9101
7 20 1457 2 20 ..Kinard., 12 '0 4 L 8(7.
7 37 0 08 284 - ..Gat'y ... 12 8I-48 -810 j
70 9 2 2b69 ..Jalapa.. 12 2' 4 63 ' 0
810 9560 264 1vewberry 12 5 3 2 7in
86.10 84 808 Prosporily 1200 3 18 (16
9.0 I) 40 817 ....8llgha,.. 1161 30) 6
9011 10 48 8 2t Lc.Mountain. 11 41 912 6a20)
0801 III1 8?2 ...Chapln... ''11i37 284 65
0 46111 3oa41 White Rock 11 28 2 17 6 30
9503 II 42 3 47 BlallentLine 1l 28 *J(7 52
l1l 12ICO0 3h ..rmo... 11 17 1'2 5,0
11 25 Ia09 400 ..Leaphart., I' 0o 1 38 45
10 41)2 25 4 15A rCelu-vbla Lv 11 10 1 15 4 tO
'V. (.UNJILD8, J.RI. I'O.LAN,
- Superintende,nt. Master Tran,.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRiOMTr. k.
Anyone sending a sketch ad descri tion ia
r n n rIi oi he. a
'ptenno takeosttho t scnn aens
SCientifiC ihuerican.
mUNrl Co."OBr0dwv'New Y'ork
Branc co.en ashington,.- .
~SA.L
To Ajanta Chi riotte BAugust Athob o
u gloh, 1Now orlVanf.S attallo
I%athvlllo and New York,
Boson, lohmond Wastingtoh
NMorfolk, Philadelpia.
8ol edit a in,olleat AMay. 8, 18.
NO.4o8. 1
IL4#W York, via lenn. 1t.t,Lda
Philadelphia.................. 112 is ai
Baltimore.. ................. 8' I b all
Washington................... 4 40 " 4 0
itithond.......................... 866pm 9Du"06
L.vNorfoIH,vItS.A U. t810pm *bT5
k.ortan-.01uth ..... 8 45PUm 91)64
lv Wuldr.u, via S. A. L......... *IJ 28 pml11 66 am
A r tland.6raon. "........ ;N2 60 ai *148 pUj
Ari:ii"i, Vitt -. b'~....... t?37 uQ71 aiT~~i'm
_Lv Durham, " .... V7 00 pmfl 1 19 Aju
Ita leigh, via 8. A. li .... ... *2 10 iW4t ,&
Banford.. ................... 83 e A'
"outhern Pines..........4 28 6 . 18. t
Hamlet .....'..... .........Ot7 " 010
W adesboro .................. F8 " 8 0
"bMonlroe ...............0 43 9 12 *
W-Iminglon.. .. .4*12 o
A r Uharlotto, via . A. L...,.. *7 0 " *1096~u
" Uhlster, via H. A.-L......... ; (C pm 10 68i iim
L v koltumbia, . N. & L. H. It. ............ t040 pmpi
Ar Clinton t .......... 0 -o5 ay 12 14~
Gronwood . H ..... 1185 7ain
Abbevillo ".... 1103 " 15 6
Elborton '" ...... 207 pm 2 41
Athens "k . ....... 113 18 4g
Winder ". ...16 " 428 "
Atlanta 8.'A. L. (union 260 520
Deppti) (Central Time) 2 2
NOLTH BOUND No. 402. -o. 88. -
Lv . tlanta, (Central Tiraii) t1200lan W7.-0Erst
Winder - " .......... 2 40 pm' 10 4pm
Athens ". ...-...... 8 13 11 jupa
"Hlborton " 4 15 12 8UMm
Abbeville 6 6 15 1 8f am
Greenwood " ........ 641 " 2 4 8am
Cli.nton 4 ......... 0-8r *2 6W1
A r Coltminbia, C. N. & L. It. I.. 7 4 "
h tr * ......... 8 4 2. o
A 1*haR lotte, Viat . A. L......*10 26 pM '47 69
Lv Alonroe, via 8. A. L...~940pm .00P 05
Ilainlet, " ......... 1116 " 800 "
Ar Wilmlingtonl ....... .....,... *12.0r)ipm
Southern Pines' ........,..12 00 R I0 am
"-R1aleigh " .:......... *2 16 *11 2
Hnd , ........ 828 4 *12 57 nmn
Ar 5turhain .. .... t7 82 " 4api
Lv Durham " .... 700 pmt 10 il am
Ar Weldot, via H. A. L......... *T5 a *25n
Richmond.......A C L ...... 820 " 7 35
" Washingt'n.vlaPenn. R.R. 1281 " 11 80
llattimore " ' " 1 40 p ) 08aml
" Philadelphia " "f 860 pm 3.0 "
" New York. "" *0 23 *(1 ?4
Ar Port,smouth " " "7 2 m P' n
",Norfolk " " *7 85 " *5 85
* Lt. D'ly, ix
Nop. 408 and 402.-"The Atlanta Spretalt,"
Holid Vestibule 'Train of Pullman Sleepere
and Coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman leep erg between Ports.
mouth and Chester. 8. W.
Note. 41 and 38.--"Tbe 8. A. L. Exprest,9 "
Soild Train, CoacheH and Pullman 8teoporw
between Portamouth and Atlanta. Company,
Sleepors between Columbla 4nd.Atlanta.
B..t tr'aln mako immedtate connection at
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texae, California, Mexico, 'hatta
nooga, Nashville, Memphis Macon, Florida.
For Tickets Sleepers and Information, ap.
py to 11. A. Newland, Uen. Agt., Pass. Dep't
hNVInal HI na, Atlanta, Ga.
B.- A. N1VAND, Uen Agt Pnsq.~ept.,
Atlanta Ga.
E. 8r. JOTI N, Vice-Pres. and Gei'l M an ouvr
V E. MOIBER ,Wen'I Kuperintendent.
II. W. f. O LO'VE R, Tra ffle Mfan ager. .~
T. J. AN)FI8ON. Genl Pamenger Asrent.
OENHUAl, ORFIOICS: POR(TSMOUTH. VA.
TIlE EA RLFHTON LINE. 4
Double Dally Trins between Charleston
Columbia and Augiiuta.
QUIOKER TIMNE.
SOUTH CAROLINA & GEOR.UIA' It. It C
PASSENOlR DUPARIAl tNt1t.
CH ARnLRSTON, H. C., .Jan. 24, 1897.
SCHEDULE. DAILY.
Lv Charleston.................... 7 10am 6 80 pm
Summerville.................... 7 40 am a 10 pmll
Georges............................. 880 am 7 04 pin
Branchvillo .................... 8 81 Ilmn 7 85 pm
Iowesvillo ...................... 0 156 m 7 50 pm -
Orangeburg...~..... ........... 9 2 it 8 20 pim
St. Matthews..........,. 9 .d am 8 48 pm
Fort Motte................... . ..10 00 am 908 pm
Kingvillo..................10 10 sin 9) 20 pm
A r Coinmbia.................10 65 am 10 10 pm
LvClmi .-..........7 60 am ,4 40pm
K ingsvillo-... .........7 40 am 4 44 pm
. Fort.M...................71 a-m 4 65 pm
St hathews.............8 02 am 6 09Opm
Orangeb)urg............... 8 24 am 6 27 pm
BrRoevllo.............8 83 am 6 42 pm.
B~eranhye................ 8 56 am 6 l5pin
. Gogs............. 9 86 am 6 84 pmt
Su,,nerville..............10 22 am 7 18 pm 0
A rCharleston..............i 00alot. 8 00 pmt J
t ivUCharleston..-.........7 10 am 6 801pm 1
f rnh110...........0 16 em 7 60 pn
Bam berg .~............. .. 941 amn 8 28 po
Denmar... ................... 9 52 m 8 42 p.n
Blckvile--.............10 10 amI 8 58 pm
Willion...............10 27 am 9 17 pm
Aiken -...................11 09am 957 pm
Ar Augusta....................l 61 am 10 45 pm
Lv A ugutaa................... 0 20 amn 8 20 pm
A...k.. n.............. ......... 7(8 m; 427 pm
Blckvilo...~.......... 808am628 pm
01 Denmark................. 8 20m 6 44 pm
1Iamhbrg....x.............. 8 88 am 6 68 pm~
-Branchyllio ..............9 10 aan 0 10 pm
A r Charleston.................11 00oam 8 40pm
PAST E.xPRESS AUJOUBTA AND WASHIINoN
WlTH PULLMEAN BETWEEN AUOITA,
AIKEN AND NEW YOJR.
L v Augusta-.......... ..................8 0pm -
Lv ASih on--.---.......................... 8 44an.
Ar Denmark-.......................... 400 pm
Lv.Denma............................. 025 aft
Liv Aikon.--.............................-7 2a~
Ar Augusta-.-..~....................... 8 10 anm
DAILY EXCEi.T SUNDAY..
Ar Kingvillo.-................10 06 am 4 86 pm
LV igvilo ...............10 26 amn 0 00O am
Caidon Junction....,.....i O0 am 0 40 am
ArOCamden.-...............llS 65 9 8 151am
Connections aLt Colun4bla with' Southern
Railway for all points in upper South and (
North CarolIna. 80ol(d trains bet,we.Char
leston and Asheville. Conntections from
poInts on Southern tatlway to A ugusta,
Alken and other points on'"h Charl eaton
Line"; at Charlesfon withs Clyde Line Steam
era to Necw York andl Jacksonville.
L,. A. EIhIEI80N, TraffIc Mianager.
E. 8. 1OW ItN General Mianager
General Offics: Charleston 8.0.j
Ollarlost(II aid Wstoli Caolia Rwy Co
Augusta and Asheville Short Line
Schedutle in Effect Mlay 16, 1808
Lenvo A'uguslan......... 40 aan I 40Opm
Atirlv e G reniwood.1....2 1; p mI .
A ndeorson.~~- .-~.....01
Lattrents--.........101 p m 0 0 am m
4Jr41enviim.......2 45 p i I I6 am
(Ilenn 8ptingi..4 05 p m .
Spa tayt buitg.....8 03 p mt iu 01 at
loetsonv. li.0..030 p m1 ~ ,
- A shFy1W10............ 0 a mt
8 aurt anlbnrg..,....10 att m i
I .urenOts.....:. ... p m~ 19 45js
Olreesttwoodl.2... 2 25pnm
.... A .tuns,as......... .....7 6 ptLn a n
A r, lve Itual igh T7.I~f6~inj
t'folk.."1, I
...... 7 3
Peterstiijara...............2 g,1r
.A .Inoui........._.......15 00ltm
----f ax..... ............i2 It
a- ssee-..........9 .i~ tam 6580 jiam
Ilanftostf...-.....) O a'o 7 ?.0 ph1y
Iort. Royal -....1005 anm 7. 3 pm
Svfannah -...................7 35 pm
I--- tor...'"...---.. .. .. ........... . 0p
i,eave. Oharattoa - ..................., 0 0t t
Y -attal.............O mW Ani
IlCt -- --,. ....... Si pnm 8 44.pn~.
A..r...-...A."..-.------fl.. m5a
-l -ll........... (3 11m
A..1's' Aagrain - -nt
1on1e1 -.iari a rom Amnsta15 maikea Goos
coltbardloin i ('II lu,n ealls for all poIint ott
loe coner-lIon at, Greentwood for' -al
nt(i14 Ot" on . A. 1.. nndl C. antd (. hllway, att
Ft S aurtanburg. wi'ha 801thernt Hailway,
rtmy ifaa aIlr relative to tiokol
W .',CIA I (a.n. PaRs. Agt .