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IAIRIIID IN WAR1 TIME. A Guimpse of the City. the Crowd and the Palace. Three o'clock in the afternoon. As the evening approaches, the streets of Madrid grow more and more ani mated, filled with a crowd gay and vivacious. Before the palace, in the avenues, officers and soldiers ride about in uniforms of charming elegance; white hussars; blue hussars; red hussars. At the old historic palace the white hussars are on guard. On the staircases, in U4o courts, paco up and down the halberdiors, striking with their weapons the carpet or the sounding stone, when son 0 prince or dignitary passos before thom. And see, down there, traversing the inner galleries and announced by the ro spectful salute of the halbordiers, a very noble woman, wit i a beautiful face and white hair, with the bearing of a queen--Her Imperial Highness, the Archduchess Isabel, mother of Her Majesty, the Queen Regent. The facade of the palace gives on a sort of circular garden, bordered with antique statues, which seem to be drawn up thus about the trees, to dance some stately old-time dance. On the opposite side. the royal windows overlook the country--a country which astonishes because there, so near the city, it has alr-ady the aspect of a desert.; no hoasos, appearantly no ro'tds; woods, under brush, i vast half-savago extent. which ends at tho far otl monotains, and through which winds the mnrl ancholy Mancanar-es. Such a view, seen between cur tains of brocade, the colors of which age has deliciously subdued, gives to the sumptuous solitary apartnents something more of melancholy and -f grsnde:ir. A whole pa -t of lung. to~ dier'.- i . l i t r t by the fnntav of the arti-t- f other days, so that one 1ir1ds in walking through them a series of nrl uri-es. The lofty casings of the doorn are all made of agates or of rare mar bles, whose colors strangely veined harmonize with the brocaded tape stries of the walls. Thcre is the salon of Charlis III., all is soft blue, starred with silver. Other salons, hung with exquisite old satins, are of a dying rose, with the blazonries of Louis XV, or of an inimitable 01(d rose ombroideredl in gold, with an exuberant Renaiss ance ornamentation; c. else of a groen bizarrely mixed with safiron yellow, or again of royal blue, em blazoned with brilliant yellow, with furniture of which the magificent stiffness dates from the Emipire. A certain grand salon, with a ceiling all in flowers and scrol of faience, hais mural panels in pearl-gray satin, embroidered above and below wvith garlands rosocolorud or white, which moist have consumed thle lives of a legion of patient wvorkw~omen. And one0 feels that all these precious things, respected by human revolu tions, have dwvelt here immobile du img years and centuries. The ghosts of the monarchs lying in the Escurial would find horo ag-'ni, initact and only a little faded, the splendors which they know. TIhe throne Joomn, t.he imost im mouse and most superb) of all, hung entirely with anicienmt cramoisy vol. vet, embroidered in gold; is peopled the length of its walls by great black statues holding ini their hannds gdld emblems, and standing out in strange ly agitated poses5 from the b)rillianco of the red pedestals. Four lions in bronze guard the steps of the throne of Spain, whoe on soIlmn occasions is seated, also in the garb of anciese dlays, that Queen and adiirabile mother whom Euarope at this mo mnent seems to wish to abandlon in the face of an unlooked for peril, of tevolting aggressions. This even ing the approaches to the p)alace are comparatively tranquil and silent. lnt, as more than anywvhero else happens in Madrid, the crowd swells from moment to moment, invades the streets and the promenades, like a sea, mounting at the approach of dusk. One divines agitation, per haps anxiety, iu the attitude of nor, taini groups which are stattioniod be. fore the places where the telegraph brings news. Bint the whole people is determined andl full of confidence in its good caus'e; the whole people shows a beautiful and joyous courage. mon to the Spaniards and the French, covers out of sight those disquietudc so bravely dissotubloc. One heal music, guitars, song and laughto And the noise, which one takes ft tho noiso of a fete, increases ever i the night falls.-Fignro. The Ofelul Route. After a careful consideration < the various routes and ratns to ti Baptist Young People's Union Cor vontion to be hold at Buffalo in Jul next, we have cor.cluded to atdopt v the official route, from Virginia, th Baltimore & Ohio, P'!iladelphia t Rending and Lehigh Valley Rai roads, from Washington and Balti more, using the steamer linos frot Richmond and Norfolk to connec with through trains at points abov mentioned. '1'lTe lowest rates have been name, by the lines indicated: said rates be ing $13.00 from Riachmond and Noi folk to Buffalo and return, with prc portionate low rates from othe points. The rate from Richnioi applies via the Southern Railwa and York River Line to Baltimore thence via Baltimore and Ohi, (Royal Blue Line) to Philadelphi atad the Philadelphia & Reading an Lehigh Valley Route to Buffalo; ro turning via same route, and fron Norfolk via either the Bay Lino o Chesapeako Lino to Baltimore, or Norfolk & Washingtoin Steamers to ashigtn; ALS.L thetic vi sa il, an abovi indicated. Delegates from Richmond an< contiguous territory will leave Rich Mond via Southern Railway, Mon day July 11tb, at 4.30 P. M., and fron Norfolk via Baltimore or Washing t[n Steamers on samo date, takin close connection in Baltimore thi next morning with the special trail for Buffalo direct by daylight. 'Thii train will carry the Washington, 1) C. and Bahimorej)elegations of tha B. Y. P. U., and extra cars will at taclhted to special tt.,in for the ex chuive use o: Delegates finm tthi S .i,. The tra in referred to wil r0ach BufiTalo at 10.3 P. .1. o, earlier? Tusday July 12th. Tickets will be on sale fiot Nor f'lk and licimnonid July liti, t 141th, inlisive, and will be valid foi r"'turn. leaving Buffalo to and in eliding July lSth. Those how over, desiring to remain longer that date above mentioned, may deposi their tickets with the Joint Agent a Buffalo, not earlier than July 17th nor later than July 19th, and ob tain an extension of return limit t< leave Buffalo niot later than Septem ber lst. A foe of fifty cents on eaeh ticket will be charged for this ser vice. We recomm1nd, that all dolegate and their friends, leaving Richmoom and1 Norfolk Monday July 11Ith purchase tickets to Niagara Fallb and retuiirm via Baltimore & Ohi< Raiilroaid, as those tickets are sold al the samne rate as the Buffalo Con vention tickets and permit stopovei privileges at Niagara Falls, Buffalo Rochester, Watkins Glen, &c., ai are limited for return passage leav' ing Buffalo up to July 1 2at, inclu sive, but are not subject to extensiot of limit. IMP1OMTANT'- NoTE vERnY cAaiRULL.. All Young People's Societies, o whatever name or comst itut.ioni,i the Baiptist Churches of Virginia and1( Baptist Churches having ni young peoples' orgaunization; are or titled to representation. Represenitatiotn shalil bo oni th basis of one dlelegalto for every twn ty tmeimblers, or fraction thoreof,i t'ach Youniig Peoplbe's Societ v, an one delegate for every lifty menmber or fractioni thereof, in thme Churc where no Young Peoples' Societ exists. (Jive credentials to your dologaito signed by your Presidlent and Sec rotary, or (in the latter caise) b the Chuiirch Clerk. All who attend, whether dologate or not, canm get reduced rates oni th~ rail roaids, and can hiave their ai rangements imado for them with ou delegates, b)y applying to our T1rami portation Leader. Delegates from till points 'are rt quiested to ask for rmtes antd pm chase tickets via the Bultimore Ohio Rail road, from Washingto and1( Balt imore, in order that wvo man travel together oni the Specis d .s lea ving points above mentione on the morig oif July 12th. Thi train is scheduled to leave Washin~ ton ait 8. 10 A. M. arid Baltimore t).05 M.. F3or full information regardin, t,ichots, advertising matter, eto. dek gates are reqluested to comnmurucat with Mr. Arthur G. Lewis, Southor s Passonger Agout, Baltimort - Obi a, R. R. Under Atlatito Hotel, No r. folk, Va., and for partitutars ats I t aocomodations and other conventic s details, address, H. W. CO-Trlni., Chairman State Trans. Com. No. 600 N. 22d : :ot, -liiehmnond, V'%, NE(i1tO tIV& 11( IN' lIlC ARM Y. They Nlut I)IA,Ia,Ib Asy 11igiltt to S44-I1 EcYluttllny witht whiteoOa11ir, Itofo,rw the.y 4 14n (lot tieter A platIi.t anents. !) [Special to News and Courier. Wlashington, Jun 4-Te so .* tl pl oblon has fol ctd to t h'i fronl i in the matter of oflicering the im t munltle regiments to bo iuado up o v negro soldiers. Undor tho arrango meat of th% war department the 71th 8th, 0t.h and 101t regiiments o United Stsatea volunteors, or immunes are to bo Inado tilp of negroes'. 'To (lay tho first negro oflicer was up r pointed. From the first thero ha., I boon a controversy as to whet her tl I. negro troops should bo given negrt otlicors, and it has been devided ii somt casee, it least, to give then the hteutenants. T?ho first If the.;t 1negro lieutenants wais cxamninotd to. day. Ho i-l a District, of ('olu.nhis 1 negro, and in the course of the Ox r amvination tho qluostionl waslt pmt it him point blank whether h1 wonh expect to mess with ti,e white oi cer. Ii do!lared ho wol nw:t, i given distinct-lv to n111-orst:1A tha tile inuy Wits not to 1io usi't1 ht . plac w1hich to exploit his idea' o social eglnalitV if hI had an1V. 1 1 1111 e ein detorinLed that, t he cap. taitns and all tihe reinnt ntal uiliren are to bo wlato men It is (Ith i,;e: of the war elrluitinnt that the ne qluisition of tropical territory wi![ do ve)op the negro soldiers to tiie sm1111 plano at thoso which do vahmbinhe po lice duty in the coloni' s of Great Britian, in which the otlie. rs, coml pany" l.nd regionntat l, ttre w hitr etn. The negro lj!lltICiitti ill lt Almost I Restored t< Dr. Miles ERVOS PRSTRAION fetsmid nbod.Item distractd, endurn anbo. iclng of un rest that is always seeking lsomethii: to do, yet accomlishes noth1inzg. D)i -Miles' Restorative N~ervine sooithe Sthe nerves to luietness~ h)y givini strength and nlew vigor to the innauxi discased and weakenedl nerve center Sof the brain, supplies the nerves wit' 1the healthy tissue so necessary to i bel y normal condition and creates in t.h blood thle healthy red corpuscles fil'e, with pure oxygen that send life, eniet gy atnd vigor throughout the bodi stitmulatinug the brain to its old Ii . Y action of youth andl healt hi. Mrs. Wmi. A. Tihomipson of Colun a bus, Wis., says of Dr. Miles' Nervin S"For many years I suffered from nei3 vosesta frequently culinhate r trato my thoughts antd wats unable t confine my mind to one line of thoug:1 or my efforts to 01ne occupation. Fe years I conl(d not direct my househtol affaIrs, could not asume any care c responsib!lity whatever'. D)uring Ithes years there was 1ot, one0 night that n1 slept more than: one hour at a t ime, was5 thlat noermus. My stom)achl we ivery weak and .1 had freqIuent, sever' headaches. We spenit hundr'eds an1 hundreds of dollars wit.h doc0tor nn a mdIcInn'. Was taken to Chicago ant -treated by~ two prominIenlt ph;ysiciar Swi: Mt benec t.; 1 beinme discourag~e We.1 and( atlmt1i, di.str.c.ted. As a la~ resort, as it seeimed, I commenced u Dr..Miles 0 ilg a. play tc, got their own ofilec - Al'E>t)inl, Scuithecr;: G v rm,r lh 0 urged that tm ;h;Itu',l havo ah( n o1c(1 'lirs. Uo to)ilor ''yIor, of Vi g!ilia, i'4 cnO of the lo. H.1 hals o tlinord n tho .President tho it suratncO that liu;;ro troops will not I b)rigad((id witb whito troops, and 1) lievei th:.t if th0 negry3O troops) at b rig:aIded tt)get''r tier'o will o )0I troubl)lo i let igil t(hen hiv) thu ,I o.vn clticers. A ny oliceorr, ho (IOer,;ge rlly1 ol)!oso thli:s plan,. L t c-...-.' :5 Uncle Sam Says: c This is America's Greatest Medicino. .,It will Sharpen - Your Appetite, Purify and . Vitali:e Your [!ood. Overcome Tha Tired Fecling. G t a bottle o Hood's Sarsap,:riila and b 'gin t( take it TODAY. and realize the grea good it is surc to do you. Hood's Sasaparilla is Almerea's . ratest Mdi'cin. Al (drugglsts, 1; t' :, r't' 1 h k into vur' shoc MIn!': :1 o ,'\\ - :le r for th fell. It' l (:'p y r feel't cool ani n,,l'.i ;l ',l". n-r-vonlI swi(tating feel :;lad unl t your \ nduranc (';li' tt en t fo;, rratl'r. (h-, r Ii;t,OI1( w\hO('l pl)( Ih'\ :ll p i it. I,:al' st, insist o I:iving it. .it es ret an(1 comlfoi to samrting. Iot. swollen, iehlinr l'"voti: feet. At all druggists anl1 =1h >-' :, "i 'r , " hel . : ;in ;."I I'I{Il-' b ma;il. i -. A . O n t L.e I'v . ';. )istracted, Health by 9Nervie. ~) - -~' - J' - - heC en o t n - mltemng - meI-' ae hn - j4P fo 'bre aul reit ore . to h too imuch fo I :" :~'d Nerve ani r 3o na d by build I )o up 1 U t uxhausico I w:e LAld con fIdenct d irives' '. -' lt y and the bluek ' Mavn - ti normal reaii e onn': . e 01nts all Worr ;uu *p * * a of necrvouisnes - il 4 rm ' ' I 00cc, perf'ct resi : i and ':du bot t heir (dutieI 4' brih: 'a al wihbuoyant1 splritu I renv: :t. .! nld imue yigor - irs. 1:'n w itrner of Jletiersorz P for over t'venity ye:u-'s. ii would1 hav 1 eal:, h:ugry, 'a:n s'U~pellis, yet no0 aj r pet!te and cui:hd not retain ihe food r forced myselfto e0('t. rlIheso attack~ 1 always~ brou::ht ('n ii.rvous prostratio II and1 I had nV) Vei, tuighit or' day. I trle 31relief unV '' i e d Dr.341ei ' Ner( (2 vit I I' O h only thini" hat helped mec. D)r. i.1.l il: m I'ies~c are rOldl by al d ri'ug!:;t un]der a l.:s!t iv.e 'guariante Sfi rSt, bIt 1 ilI en fC:r mon)ley re funded :1 Booli.'4; 1 the heni k'n9 nerves son~L'1(4~ t fr.eo to all a lpplican: ; by t.he 4l Dr)1. MI!k' es Mdicl Co., l:Akhiart, Ind(. ekVIAIC Health. r ' --'- - Tried Friends Best, wo For thirty yearsTutt's Pills hav i proven a blessing to the invalid b Are truly the sick man's frient :t A Known Fact ) For bilious headache, dyspepsi o- sour stomach, malaria,constipa l' tion and all kindred diseases ? TUTT'S Liver PILLU AN ABSOLUTE CURE. AGENTS WANTED In Every County to Supply the Great Popular Demand for AMERICA'S WAR for HUMANITI Toll in Pictirc an11 Story. Compiled and wv"riten by SENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS, of Kansas. T.1he most brilliantly wr-itton, mros p rof(tsely and ttrtistie+ally ;illustratted and mod Intensely popular book on th tubtject of the war with Spain. Nearl 200 Superb Il ustrations from Photos takent iSpecially for this great, work Ag'I)ts are makinrr $50 to $110 a weei selitinr it. A veritable bontiza for liv cnn vtssers. A pp.v for descript,on trmis and territory at. onco to -. D. T1'fOMPi18"N P UBLISHIINO Co., SI. Louis, Mo., or Now York City Florida Central & Peninsula, Titnto'Tble in F.ireet May 1M. . L nv. NeN whe rry.....................................3 V 91 1 Arir ivt' Cvlut t,i:1 ..................................... 3'" 1) No. 37. No. 3 Iv. 0 T . .......................12 pu 1 47at .v. t ........... .............. I1 5 1aut 12 47tu I Itrna l:tr!- ........................... 23tpn 22 'lrn Iv.a k. . v........................ 2 22pnm S 2ati I.v ' t'la rm i 1.... .................. 4in t 6 , rlir + ri.I;7 4Canl A.r ace to,y--I-.....---.............. 9 25pnt a 2an A r Ia.iv ct l ... ..... ................r A r ' U .ht.................... .112,pt \ l Rivnr k. 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Jacksonv'lle, Fla.i ATLANTIC COAST LINE I * FAST LINE Between Charleston and Columbia Upper South Carolina, North Caro lina, Athens and Atlanta. P'ASSENGERi I'EPARlTMENT, 'Il IIN(iTO(N. N. C., A pr. 22n(1, 189-7. UmtNo.WEVST: In Etlect May. 15 GoINo EAST * . t'2 18)8 No. 53. , no a1 Lv.Chrleston, 8. ....Ar 8 461 pm 8:I a m ?,v......... o os......A r 7 13 pit I .37 tin IAv .........1 m er.......A r (' Si pni 1' 1331 ainar.....Colu ml .....Lv 4 25 pm 12 HMamt Ar.......ProsIVrit y....... 3 18t pm 15 ipm Ar.... N w b a y....Lv 2 &1 pm n' ptm A r.....(Clit on......Lv 2 I1t pm -' 20 ni A r ........L a rn ...... Lv 45 p)11 42 : . jin A ....GrC e n llE......Lv J0 (i niam ' . io ene ........atb nhr.t..v It F50 am 6j Atr....V i n nsboro.......v 11i 41 ani 5mo A r...Cha rIot t1, N. C.... Lv 935 snm * i; pi 7' r. Hledurin.vlIo, N. C..I9 ~lS^rn * tm~o A r....A sh v ille.....Lv 8 2-) an DaI):Iy. NI). -1 nn-1 63 Soliti tre.Ii bet,ween Chtarles 11. Ma. i;\fEltSON, Gen,. PasRenger Agent,. .1. It. kGN tY, Tr. M. EM ERSON, tn.'I Mtnager. Traffile Managor, * '4-A '.. A.the?A 4 o D)o yout know about thlose 4agonizing paIns? y Isteesoreness thrFoughli the body, and canI youl hard ly stand erect? A 3We can promise you tihe a 4most pleasant and prompt ki relief. It Is g I You simply rub It over the '1$ skin and its owvn wvonderful - petnetrating power carries 1ty downt deep to the very scat g t of trouble. 4 SyFernoline Batlsami is acou- 4 a yi centrated extract or all the S curative properties of the 4 great Yellowv Pine of the 6 Suth. Sprains, straIns, bruises, -' a. 4ndu bur .s are relieved in aik 4 sin.gIc tiunute. It cures nieu- y. Sraleia, rheumatism, sciatica, y (o~ and soreness In the chest. . 1-or sale by alil druggists. 4 eCM10!ine Cheinical Worlig Charleston, S. C. W. E. PELHA1U e SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Contral Time Between Columbia anti Jaol sobville.. Easteru Time llutweu Co. r1 lutibla and Other Points. Efootive June 12. 186"8. A'urthtboundl. No . UI Nu. i Daily. Dalu. L r. J'villo, F.C.&PtRy......... 8 0 Oa 7 00 " t;avannah........... .. .... 12 081) 11 85 Ar. Colulnbia .................. .4 05 p 4 21 Lr. ''har'ton ,8C&GRt....... 7 U0 a 5 80 . Ar. 'olu blia................ 10 5 it 10 10 Ar. Asheville.................0 (0Jp 2 40 Lv. Augusta, So. ......... 2 10 p 9 80 "' CGra Itovillo............... . I p 10.15 '" 'rentot... ..... ..... 11 00 " Johnston..... . ,.. 19p 11 20 Ar. CohnnblUn. de 't.. ......4 51 p 2 10 Lv Col'bia Bland'g at........... 5 15 > 5 04 " Winnisboro................ 0 07 p 0 28 " Uheiter ...................0 64 p 7 18 " Rock Hill.................. 7 2Wp 7 8 Ar. Chlarltto.............. 8 151p 9 00 Ar . (reunsboro.... .......... 10 4.p 12 10 LT. G o bro 10S Ar. Norfolk .......7 ... t " Danville . .,... ............ 115111 18 , Ar. Richmond ................ 0 O 0 5 ( Ar. Washington ........ 0 42a 05 "tiltimoro Pa. R. it..........8 116 a 11 85 Philadnlphia............... Now York .......... ...... 1: 43 p 0 2 Mutlttn,d. Nil. $ ; + Nu. 31 ___________ Dally. Dally Lv. New York. Pat. .1ii.-.. ...4 1 p 1216n ," 'hlladelphla ............... 0 5r1 p 81 5i L l no4... .0 2 11 T.Wah'to,8o. Iy03 p 11 15 In. IRichniond............. ... 12Wit t 12 011 Lv. Danville..................5 5) a 0 15 Lv. Norfolk.................. 12 4p. Ar. reeleborou.............. N. 45 '. ---.. L. Glreonsboro....... ..7 0p 11:3 Charlott. ................ ;S a 10 201 " atmor - ----.................. 1 20 p 11 1 L........... Wa.h'n, ..o ...10 1j 11 1 - L 4 inuhro........ 11....... 120 Ar (onbit it'g Rt.........12 46111 11 1 Lv. ('ulumubia Un. dop't. ...... 1 15 p 4 00 .ohnstons........ ........ 2 63 p 0 0, . Treaton -....... .......... 8 p 0 25 G ranlitrrille ................ 8 p 7 07 Ar. Augusta.... ............4 15 p 8 00 v.Ashivilo........... --- 50 Lv. ~ ~ Sytr0uu a 0- 0' L.S partanburg.............. 11 40a 0 15 Lv. cu'bin, S.C.&G.Ry..... .. (l 7 00 Ar. Charleston................ 0 401 11 00 SLv. Col'bla, F.C.&P.Ry........ 11 55 a 12 471 Savana .... 5 20 Ar. Jacksonville- -.... .. i 25 p 11 tLEEI$PING CAlt SLRICE F1' idlt d 1Y Ypassongor sorvico butwoe Not- aa d !!-Wawhin gtoi anl SouthwesniI t Lialted. Solid Vestit led trnin with dinin1 cars and tirs class cotchos north of Chnrlotto . Pullman drawiu r"oon sleeping ciars hotwooi Taw , Janksouvitle. Savannah, Wushtingt,i IAnd Now York. Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlottt and itichmond. Pullnaa drawing-rooni sloeping carn be twea 4re4asbero and Norfolk. (Sloso etlnr, tion at Nurfolk for OLD POrNT COMFORT' arriving there in tino for broakfast. Solid train, with Parlor ears, botweou Charleston atd A.slovillo. Nos. *5 and 8--U. S. Fast Mail. 'Thron;uig Pull"uan drawing rootu bulfet slenp ing ears be twoon Jucksonvlllo and New York anl Pull lnan seoepin cars hotwoon Augtsta atad Char lotto. h'ullnian aleeping ears butweun Jiack ouvilte and C'olunbia, on 1 .;rtt daily botweei I JaoksoUvlle and Cincinnati, via Ashvillu. FRANKS.GANNON. J.Mt.(7UlPl Third V-P. & biou. Mgr. T. i., Walalin "ton1 W. A. TURK. s. H. HARDWIUI, G. P. A.. Waslington. A. G. P. A., Atlanta SOUTHERN "AILWIAY. Cond'ena, . ......., in Lnwect June 12, I 1). STA TIONs. ~ ~ o i L" 5'isA~i- 'i)N S -tl ~il II7~~Th~No. II.10a ~ Uonanbia. . Presnority............12 0.1 W.. Ar.fHodes.......1)ai 20p Ar. A1IevIi......8l na '5pI A r. An~eron a n i2)i ___ No.11i. No. 1. 1,v.~eenvI to.... .... 8 ... in 10 a n itiont.......... .i 1100 a n Willimnso.... ...... .. i 120J a Ar. Donsalde ........... 5 p nI ai Lw.i~i1,...... ...... .. 2 am11 19 p n 7 10 a m 5 Ar.reewood......7 45 a mi 12 05 p ni Lv. I ugy -ix... 8.......a..m.2 25 piin Ar. Ce8n25iaa m 2 50 p n XFOarnstt&.............0am 4 0 p nt STTOSTAT ""'S. DaiDal _____ No._18.No. 4N.I 1,v. Greevl... ... . . alen.~10 .i iAd~4t5 aI n "07 P1edmon ...AtH....... pi 10) 40 an 10 Wilamsto.n.... ......1 10p 75 a0n JO B. Aneson ........... 5.80 p" I2104 a G . oltn .......... ~ti50 n i0'J a n2 Ar.Doalds2...........; "1m 11n 0 a nj G~l :I:... ...~. 6bnr 20 tim 1115a n00 odgos............ 7 vl15.Lp m 0 a n05 r. Grenwoo...... 7A, a. p n 1t0. Trainberrn ....... ............ tit P nlh Ar.pn cr Coubi...... ........... u2 50 no XnrUho alyto........ ............ lo 4 pi inei s5av..Ciate sion.rains486 l00 8 80ai11 10avo. arlnrg . d&iiii. . di4visio,0 907ahbo45a 08 ......Alston......." 10 p. 85. (Vestibul Liaio) ....ati...... 13255 7t in. B1 p20a 1114 ..... Unain.... 1288tib80. T0a8ns 1 -'o ...Jroneville A.. u"n 122. (65v3l u1otl,2o5a j 5:6.. Spar.nbrg..v11 p. 40.ia 6 p.5i. "P,".ns. 2 l. p. . "~a '~tildI~.in'Ioa Tras 11 nd 10 'clarr lgan wth Puillmati plein Cars betwen Clumbrlota an'd Asaheville 86N7 and onA.N an. v(i., Thrdn Vl. o Gprn.br., 'aA.t c divsio, aorithon, 6:)7 a.. m., 8 p.lm., .1 . m. 8:5T. ., 1U4RK , (V1est IAl aIted. Tro. ains.avet. reenilC-n.A.aand . div to Ve stuiedgLomitd)). ont. Anmi,ai:t a, :80Lp. m. 12 NEWR.Em (R'es &hL-diA iRtod) Nos.AI18Oand --Soa train witheg Pulman FRNKth 181 ANO,8 . Eaatr tna Tm. L Tho'l id Pas . Mgr, Ta iix'M ,0 ash.ngton . 'C.Wshngo. .1C, W. A. TUR TI,S. H RWC 0 a0_hit2ton, D.. (tlit. t 1ant 0,11" 7h 18 8.i 2aser (tadardI T21ime. I 8'gt D'6y 2ng' tcmbrr 'r'53 1 1 ' 650. 808 P5L rosi y 20 531 0 6 0872 2 317 ..C.ling on... 1161 500 0 07I 18 8 272I Goldiloia' 12i 4 139 9620 0870 li8 21 ...Clapiy... 121 4. 18 8 10 7040 1120 2.>1 ..Jalapa.. 1) 28 2 4 t-30e t 0~1 19 267 hlobo 1253 27 62.' 8'10. 08Posrtys00 811I ma1 1 18 2 5I 9 25 11(0 40.) .7J....8taaha .. I1 0 1 6 . 14 128 4 8I' r ontain1, 111470 116 20r .W. cJ Cl iIIt 8: .Cai.. 1 4. . 8-OL5N, 0u f.0 iatt4- ont * aMntne t1 2 2(7 52 l' 5 i r94 0 .leaeh.arn. beuie the he38l4, 10 4 122 4 1Arol'obav 1110ran 1 r5w-t . Ruperintendent. Mastrs Tran ~~P RK ' To Atlanta, Wir rliotIe !AUCustaAAthen1,%W11, lingt e . r Nw a re . hattonooga, 0 Nuehvillo and New York. loa.uin, lilohmond Watshlugton, Norfolk, 'bladolphla. p' Sobledu o in eleot May. 8, 1898. Lv New Yurl(. v1a Penn .*1(.<it n,is*9 00'ath ' , ^ p' " 1'hiladnlp 1t ................... 1 12 inm 12 U pn? p " Baltlnoro ............. 8 16 " 2 6"aC - " Washington ..................... 4 40 " 4 80 ! " tlolmond..............I.A........ 8 5 pn 9 l ' " -- LvyNor.oik , vl . A1...8 * 80 p9 49i p r'ortser.outl , . 8 45 pm 920" P Lv W olde n, via 13. A, I......... *112328pm*116 a am ! Ar iend..raon. " .........*l2 60 Inm *148 ph) a Ar Durhar . vla o. A. L.a...... 17 am 141 _4~11 a Lv Durha.a. " ... t7 03 pmtli 19 n1 a Ar Italeigh, via S. A. I....... *210 aim *840ptb a h 8anford................. 8 83 " 5 t a " outhern Pinos.................4 28 " 1118 * " Hamlet........ ......... 5(7 0iU 4 - "' * Wadesboro ....................... 6 f8 " 8 0 ' S. Monroe ...... ...........6 43 " 912 41 "W inington...................... *12 (6 . Al' Charlotte, via H. A. L...... *760 " *10 26pn1 P " Uhestor, via 8. A. L.......... 8 8 pm 0 60 pi4 p Lv Coulumbtt, U. N. & I,. 8. t.U............ t0 CO pro - A r lintoni " ...... ~5ii~I2TfW P Greenwood " .......... 1(' 85 " 1 07 an 1 " Abbevillo " ......... 1103 4 185 a " Elberton " .......... 1207 pm 2 41 " S" Athens " 1 18 " 848 " -Winder '" .......... 1 6 4 4 28" " A tlansta 8. A. L,...(Union16 - " 2 A. __ Dot.)(Central Tulio 250 20" NORTHBOUNID No.402. No.-88. I Iv \tllt"orL (Contral 'i.mo)*1200~ai *7to in , Winder " ..2 40 pm 10 40pm A' irons .' ......... 3 18 ' 11 1 1pm - " Elberton . 4 16 " 128nm a " Abbovillo " ......... 8 15 " 1) fan - " Groenwood " ......... 5 41 " 2 48unm S CL-nto. '' .... 0 30 " '2 M6au A. ,Gtolu b.. N. Cr.,I. I.. .7 45 "Chster ~ 81~~~~ . 8 ""ia ^r iaioe.iiftVi-ti.-. A. 1...* 102 5pm ~76t) SLvMon roe, via 8. A. L....... * 40 pm 005r.o Ilainlet, " ......... 11 16 " 800 " A r WVil mningt on ......1.....2e0r,pm " 8outhern Pies" .....,....'120O( ' 11 0 arn Italeigh " .......... *2 10 " *i1 21 " lender son, " ..... 8 28 -' *1257 "in SAr l urham " .. i2 " t4 1pm LV Durham " .. 70 pmo i! A.. V, am t Ar Woldon, vIa H. A. L...*i 65 Ioti m2 4:3 hn * Rlichmond.......A C L ... 8 20 " 7 35 > " Waahingt'n,vinPenn. R.x. 12 31 " 11 30 - " lia:tin.ore " '. " 1 40 pm 1 0Ran " PhiladelphIa ** " " 860 pm 8:0 " " New York. """ *0 23 " *0 r t o - Ar Porlsmouth( " " I 721u 20~iu " Ncrfolk " 75"*85 * 1)'1Y. U'ly, ox. Sunday. No*. 403 and 42.--"Tlie Atlanta 8 iectal," i .olld Vestibule Traln of Pullman 8Icopera and Conches betwcen Washington and A, I lantu. also Pullnia Blecepers between Ports. ( mouth anti Chester. 8. C. Noe. 41 and 38.--"Th( 8. A. L. Expreps," 1olid '1ain, Conchra and Pulltuan Sleopers between Poftsimouth an1 Atlanta. Company Sleepers between Columbia and Atlanta. I1 th trains mako.Immediato connection at Atlinta for lontuouory, Mobile, New Or. lealns, Tt-xa, California, Mexico, 4lhtta. 0notga, Nushville, Miemphis, blneon, Florida. For TIcketa 8leepera and Information, i)). Ily to 11. A. 'owlan(i, 3on. Agt., I'nas. er.1'L hihall liouse, Atlanta, Ga. . A. NEWLA)NI), len Agt P~It,Dept . Atlanta (Jn. I. ST. JONHI N, Vte-'Pres. a n(l Ueni't 111 aK(Sr V F. 1lVlEl"', (ie,'I Stmr-erturintI.. 11. W. IB. ( l )V 11, Tr,flo illa na(g"r. T. J. AN1It'RiON, Gen'i i'(a<eniger Agent., (1 ENi l(AL (I,F1CJS: 1'oat831011Tv, VA. TH E C."AAIRLIWSTDR J.11. 1:. Double Ully Trains bettwen 1hm :leston ('o'umbia and Augtiln. QU,ICEI t T,S1. SOUTlIl CAROLINA & UEItUTA tt 1! C. I'ASbN'Etit U'Er'ARa 11hI. CIiARLESTON, 8. C., .Jan..4, 187. 8CHEDU.E. DAILY. Lv Charleston ..................... 7 10am 5 30 pm Stumnoryillio.................. 7 8 0n 10 pm ' Georgus ............................. 8 80 a m 7 0-4 Im Branchvlllo ............ 8 81 am 7 85 pm ltow eivi4lo ............ 9 16 Su1I 7 50 pm Orangeburg.... ...... 9 2 am 8 20 pm St. 1Matthewe .......... 9 .d am 8 48 pin Fort Motte...........10 00 am 9 03 pm A iingv1 11l .......,..................10 10 am 9 20 pm Lv Columbia.---......n......755am 4I 0pm Klugsaville...............740m 44p . For t 31otto................. 751anm 4556pm Sit. Mratt hew............... 8 02 am 6 09 pin Orangeburrg............... 8 24 am 6 27 pm -...ranchy.................... 8 56 an 6 55 pmn Georges--................... 9 35 am 0 84 pm ArSumim ervillo..,...........10 22 am 7 18 pim -ArCharrleston..................i 00 an., 8 00p BVn nchrv10.................9 151 am 7 60 p B.amnborg ............... .. 9 41i am 8 28 pm~ DIemk.....l................9 52 am 8 42 p.n Blckvilo................10 10 am 8 58 pm WIVl lIston ...,,,............10 27 nm 0 17-pmo A lken--.....................11 09 am 9 57 pma A r A ngus ta.....................11 51 am 10 45 pmn Lv A ugusta .................... 0 20 am 3 20 pm Alik on....,............7 (8 am.' 4 27 pmt Wilson... .,.,.....7 40 am 5 09 pm lacokv1i1e................ 8) 03am 5 28 pm) ?) Denmark.................. 8 20 am44 6 44 pm Iiam be rg ............. 8388am 6 58 pmn Brnhli 9... ......O100a4n)6010 pmr Ar Chrlreston..-."............11 00 am 8 00 pm FAST ExPirESS AUOU5TA AND WASHINONr WITII PULIaAN BETWEEN AUGUSTA, AitEN AND 14EW YORK. L v Anigustta-.............. ................ 3 05 pm11 LVA ik o n...r .............................844 art A r I)enjmark..----.........................1 4 0 pmi Lv Denmark......,......................0 26 air Lv A iken----.-...~............. 7 28am DAILY EXO'tPT SUNDAY1 L v Camden...... ............45 ran 2 25 pil CamenJuct10on.....9 86 am 8 65 pm A r 1(ingv tIle ...................10 (05 am 4 36 pm1 Lv 1(Ingvillo....,.............o 25 atm C 00n. Camden Junecltin... .11 00 aam 1 40 am Ar Onrr den...~.................11 55 pm 8 15am Connections at, Columbia with Sothern Ritlway for all points in uipper Sonth and Northr Carolna. Solid trains bet.ween Char Ioaton and Ashleville. Connect.ions from points Onl Southorni Rallway to A ngrlsta, A ikon anid other points on "~The Ch arleston Iline": at Charleston witha Cly de Line 81cam era to Now York arnd .Jneksouvillo. L. A. EAMERSON, Trafilo Alanager. E. 8. 1tOW-.N, General Mianager General Officos: Chrle4ston S4.C. Charlestcn and WhstoI Carolin hy Co Aligusta and Asheville Short Line. Schmeduale in Effect Bharg 15, 1808 L.eravo Arigusta......... 9 40 a mi 1 40 p mo A iriv o Glreen wood.....12 17)m1 ....1... Launr',1.......... 1 ap 0 0 a im Green vIlle.2... 415 p mi 1i 15 nm -G len n 8 Minge....405 p 3 ........ 8 pa toll )43g..,.8 08 ))In 10 m0 a mi 8nlu41 ................ 338 p in .,..... Iien dersonville... 03 p) mr ....... A sho~ v10...,.,.,.,7 0 y m ....:... 8;-artaanburg ...11.0 at mI 8 toplm GIo'n 8p. I- gl...0 40 4m....,..... Ir eenivl i 10o..,...-4 01 p m in ' Lalu renls........... S p m1 13 -15 arm (4reen woodl...~... 96 p m ........ A Ii(itit(i4 on..,..,. ..... . 7 0 a m Atigus a............ 5 05p OV 1141 Ar ve Italeigha... ..T.r1 'i .......~AJ t N--r ioak o........7 8ii a m ....... P 8 r ug..... 71(8 a m ....... lc.h mm4 di ........ 81 431) m ..... ^ 'endralo.......................1 00 pmn F'aairf,ax.................. .....5 16 pm11'. Ye - naso ..........9.45 rnm 080 pin Itennfora.t........ .. o ano 7 10 pm11 JPort t y i........1005 a m 783 913m Sava, n nah ......................7 35 1pm1 CAI1.Oh asteston......................S0enm 81a vanmr nI......................0 0 am Port. lcy-c....,.... :03)0 8 80 am) 1Benau tt..,......... 5 pm~ 8 40 pm S OSe nOne'...3..... 8 )O11 pm 45 pm1 F"n i inx x.-o~.~~~..... 1 5 amI Arr1'ie Arigaat a...~.,..................10 1.44) 4. li. 144ra1i~fr liiiMiaiti ilialkes ~01II44 conne)Ction~ lt Cnlhoun z'alIs 101' all ploinItO 0n Seaboad Air~ I.ino. Close c(nnictionaSt i, Greenwoodl for all1 points onm 8. A. L. anud U. and (i. Ilallway, atnd at SplartIIabg wpih Hoart.horn Rladiway For' any in.fornmation relatve to t'ickets t es, ?01)edl 0A4t wiesa. YV i. Uu 1G, Gont. Paas. A g E. 1 F.M Of11Ti,ofAgt Aunrgu t.