The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, July 22, 1898, Image 4
The Man Down eltow.
While you sing of Schloy and Hobson
And of gallant Dewey, too.
While with thoughts of them your
hearts are all aglow,
I would sing you of another
Just as brave and just as true
Of the man who does the stoking dowr
below.
F'or his home is in the hell,
l)own below.
Atid he doesn't, hear the yell,
)own) below.
1'iat, goes up when liring's don ,
When tho ship he's with was won
iko must keep'a shoveling on,
l)own htlow
Though his name be never mentioned
Though we see or know him not,
Though his deeds miay nueve, bring hin
worldly famen.
1ie's t.he ttan abtc e the others
A ntl the bravest of the lot
And the hero of the battle, just the
saine.
lie's the man who does the work,
[)own bteltw.
Iroi the labor doet. not hrink,
Down bel'ow.
lie is shoveling day and night,
Feeding flames by a blazing bright,
Keepin- up a killing light.
)o1wn below.
In that awful heat, and torture
Of the fires tnat leap and dance
In and out. the fltrnat'e doors t hat never
close.
(hn itn silence eitI work.,
For with him t01-hr's ne't'r a chance
On his brow to feel the outer breeze that
hit+w-.
For they've locked him in a rooti.
IDco\Wi bclow.
In a hurnin;*, lting totbl,
Down below.
Whe hte ht' can not see thle sky,
itnnot 1t"arn ill ttine to tlv,
1\'hc d Il"rlc"Iion 'ttalkth nit;h.
DV%wn blotw.
\V1. le t i n g i: : titee is wa ing,
A nd i he c:nnoni oli I heil.
W 0th 1 ;r -l ln sellk thle enemii
*e i. n ider dowrn lutzto
Nol s wr,i is e t-r .aid
To 9 .r . t.rne no echo of the
n w:.ie hi= door.
an Tt e\ ,ry: Your w\tork is o'er.
rt They Ikd Lon weakly Iying.
t n a lpile" tf coal and cy
l ut of m:adnt,, for he iz dy ug,
Down below.
-netroit Free Press.
(London Truth.)
"D)o't. swear; light !" The phrase
hitas th ritng of sound metal.
Th'Ie Amettricani armuy of inivasio:
anilVLtintg upjon Satiatgo dot Cnbt
wastI prtoceded b)y a btody of rougl
riders. Sudden ly the Spaniards
whlo v'oro lyinig ini autmbs, tired
deadllly volley', and1( ihet startilod rongh
ridorts rlieod with ant outburst o
enrltets. "DI on't. swcar ; fight. I" cal le<
Co)l. W~ood. Thet phraseH will live.
A mnot i. a is a big count ry, it is do
stmnod t.o bteomot a groat contry
for theore is inlineoss and( vigor ii
the momnorahlo phrases coined b;
colobrated1 Americans. It wa
Stephten Decatt ur whlo originatedI th
least, "Our (0ount1ry, rig.ht or wrong.
llenry Clay13 said, "Sir, I would pre
for t.o be rigt. thlan to ho P'rosident.
i'Te last words of Nathaun H ale worn
"'I only3 regret, that I have but on
lifo to loso for myt) counttry'." Wil
for the htonestly3 siml)plo to thec inugomi
ontl) ywicked." And it wais llenr
Warrd Booir wtho uttered the wordu
"'The mtotheor's heart is the child'
school room.L"
WVhuen lnat ion becomet artificiahll
rehinedl the phrases whichb their grea
mon coin are generailly either cynical
'f o1filipnt. 'lThus, to Talleyranidi
attributed the phira3so, "M1i st rust fti
imlpressiotis, thoy aire alhvays good.
Volt'aire dechared that~ "Ideas are lik
heard(l; chlild rott and woitmen noe
have themn.". To1 wihich miight b
ad(ded, "except when - they are monm
strosities." Antoine Itivarole sain
"it is ain itmonse atdvantatge to hay
donaii noting, butt on1e shuld no
abuse it." Samruel Itogers said
"When I whs young I Raid good
nat.ured things and1( nobtody listente
to mot; ntow tht 1 am1 ol I -say ill
natured lthinlgs, andtt every hod;
listetns to mie."' To Sydney Suiil
we are indebted for the following n
graciouts elesritiont of a fashional<
womain: "D)o not. muind thAe c'aprico
of fashiionale womfen). TIhey are a
gross as p>ood.les fed oni milk amt
* Whether Col. WVood uttored then
or liot, Ibe words, "D4n't siwear
hi! " will ring for long in the mom
or s of many genprations.
PItAYR AND BA-TL..
Other Thtlg idtlog Equal, Ood.V.rtng
Men Fliaht neet.
[Now York Commercial Advertiser.]
The presi'ont's proclamation for a
day of thanksgiving is an appropri.
ato ali to the whole nation to join
in the act of homage with which the
commander of the texas observed
the close of the fighting Sunday.
When the Texas had finished her
work Captain Philip unistered the
whole crew and bado tacnm stand to
attent iou with uncotierod hc-ads while
ho solemnly declared his belief in
God and his thanks to Him for the
victory. It was a reverent act of
Sunday worship. Nothing is more
characteristic of the finest typo of a
fighting man than this recognition
of the higher power and humility be -
fore it. in the hour of triumph.
Religion is one of the domestic
virtues. But mon are alwayr the
better fighters for having the domes
tio virtues. Men always tight best.
in the defense of their homes and
families. The knowledge that they
fought for their firesides nerved Ho
ratius and his two companions to
hold the bridge against Porsena's
whole army. It nerved the embat
tied farmers of the Revolution to
stand firm against. the drilled and
disciplined redcoats. And in the
same way praying mon will make a
better light, other things being equal,
than godless men. It was their
stern belief that they fought in the
cause of religion against. godliness
that made Cromwell's I ronsides ir.
resistible.
Farragut's ")amnn the torpdoos!
Go ahead!" is often quoted. lint it
should not be forgotton that the
minute before issuing the order he
had covered his face with his hat
and prayed for wisdom to determine
what to do. There was no fiercer
tighting man in the rebellion than
Stonewall Jackson, and his piety was
almost fanatical. General Howard,
now retired, was conspicuous for his
religious zeal and fervor. And he
was a tighter of the most daring and
v, ntursome type. Both in the civil
war and in Indian fighting on the
frontier he was insatiable in thirst
for the most dangerous duty. He
was a Stonewall Jackson in all ex.
copt the southern general's genius.
Both leaders and men make a bet
ter fight if they go into it with words
of prayer echoimg in their ears. It
is not noedful to arrogate any design
on the part of providence to favor
either si.e. Either side may have
reversos, and reverses may be many
Loforo the last tight is fought. But
the nmen who have an intelligent be.
lief that they are tighting tor the
right, and w"ho add to this belief
prayer for help from above, are
nnrved to their wvork by a faith am.d
determination and courage that is
not easily shanken. The more Philips
we have in the army and navy the
better.
r'0neL rromt the r'aKrapm.ui..
AL least the Spanish ministry hat
'begun to wear a bored expression.
'Chioago llecord.
Mra. D)ominia appears to ho th<
torpedo boat of the Hawaiii:n situa
tion. -- lhiichmiond Times.
The average Span ish aoldiere
3 spmiol column is not nearly as still' am
-his editorial column.-Washingi
-Star.
BAy the time a mamn gets a few dol
Plars saved up for his old age, lie ii
-told that his daughter has talenti
a which should be cultiivated.--Atchi
SOin Globe.
Mnles are needed ini Santiago
t. Wonhhmi'L some of the jackassos wh<
are crit icising things in general anm
swer the purposo?-iladelphi
North American.
FA Skin Disease
r -
a in a Terrible Condition with
. Scrofula Sores
Tooke Hood's Sareaparhilal and i
S etter than for t0 Years.
t ' I had a skin diseaso which was vera
troublesome. I took a great deal of
'strong medicine which did not do me
- any good and I was at last obliged to give
Sup- I was in a sort of stupor some of the
time. Borofula *orea broke out and I
- ould get nothing to do me any good.
My daughter told me of a woman wh<
was afficted as I was and who found re
lief In flood's Sarsparilla. I concluded
to try this medicine. At that tIme I was
in a te,rrible condItion wIth *so en onmy
head and body. The first few doses of
Hood's Sarsaparilla seemed to givo mec
I eiQ, ~ ~eokt time the sores be
44 9M appetit4 improted and I
filIe a new man. I am now in bottem
WIn boro litrfIei ,,1 ittl iver
8out carqiia. Il.membe
Hood' tareaparIlla
1s the best-in fact the One True Bllood Puwlier,
6old by a*hgrugglste. #1; six for $.
Hlood' Plls *"".* edhe2su
sPAIN 8U/.LUN.
lioes not seem to HtIMUne 1Inw ltadly
Whipped She is.
Washington, D. C., July 18.
The probablitiea of peace are ap
parently as remoto as over (a viewed
from this end of the line. No move
in that direction has beon tttdo by
any of the foreign oillioals here, and
dtespito the pitiful condition of Spain
there appears I i bo some power to
restrain her from making any direct
overt n ros.
A cabinet oflliial, im speaking of
this situation today, said that. it was
amazing that. Spain seemed to lack
all comprehension of her deplorable
condition. He said: "tiler host fleots
have been wiped out, her hold on the
Pilippines is practically at. an ond,
and now she 1.:.s approved General
T'oral's surrender of 5,000111 squatro
miles of Cuban soil; and yet,'' he
said, "Spain seems to lako no no
count of her misfortunes and to
adopt no means to limit the extent of
her defeat and losses.
"Under such circumstances the
only thing left for this country to do
is to press c, until Spain reaches
s111 comprehension of her impo
tency. It is with this tn(] in view
that active steps are being taken for
a further aggressive campaign."
Mto F:l TROU1ui.ts AT 110NIFM .
Madrid, Jily 18.-'l'he increaso in
octrol rates, or duties on produce
taken into tht ttewns, is causing tnr
bullenco in the rural districts of
Spain.
A Compet,.ni WietNs$.
Lawyers who muake it their busi
noSs to badger witnesses somet111 mos
(itsplaly i lack of caution in the so
ection of their victims, as is plain
from the following story, printed by
the Washington Star. It will be
read with pleasure by those who be
liove that even an innocent. witless is
entitled to tlcont treatment in courts
of law.
A very nice mannered, respecta
ble woman was on the witness sttan(.
She kept a cheap boarding house,
and it was the desire of ono of her
gnits to be dishonest that had
brought her to tlhe court to make
him pay his board.
"How old did you say you were,
madam t" in(luired the lawyer, with
no reason on earth; for an elderly
landlady is no more anxious to loso
a board bill than a young one.
"I did not say, sir," the witness
responded, Ilnshing to the roots of
her hair.
"Will you be kind enough to say
madam 7"
"It's none of your business."
"Objection sustained," smiled the
court.
"'Umi," said t he lawyer, rubbing
his chin, "how much did you say the
defendant (owed you ?"
"T went y. - ive dollars."
''And for how long was that?"
"Five weeks."
"That.'s $5 a week, isn't it ?"
"Yes, sir."
"Five weeks atL $5 a week is $5
I believe you said."
"Yes, sir."
The wit ness was patient, but her
temper wans not inmproved under the
strain.
"Isn't that an ext.ravagont price to
paiiy for board in that locality3, mad
am V'" ingnired the at torney, soverely.
"Ho- ldi't pa~y it, sir," answoered
the wVormI, beginninig to timln.
The lawyer gave a lit,tle start of
surpriso; then he becamie indignant.
"Don't be facotions on the wvitniess
stand, imaIdamI," hie said, aissuin~g a
tone of wanrning. "Tils is a seriouF
miatter, madam. I have askod ii
your pricos wvero not exoritan,t, and
Iyou have seen ftt to ans)vor lightly
madam. Now, muadlam, I ask you ir
all earnestnress if you mean to tel]
this court that your prics are modeo
rate, and that if I should come t<
your house to board, you wvoul'
charge tne $5i a week. Answer di.
reotly, madam," and the attorney sal
back ini his chuair and1( assumodi ait
impIerial umnner.
TIhie wit nless wvas iiot at all abashed
"'No,sir,'" she said, simply. ''1
would-"'
"I thou tght not, 1 t.hought not,'
interrnpijted the attorniey, rubbing hii
hands.
"'I wvoutld not chailrgo yonl at aill.I
w . .a :u you pay in a Ivance."
Thon~ the1 court forgot its diginity,
and( everybody laughed eopt the
tttornecy.
The~Cief Iiuri'ess of Milesibuitr, l'a, *a
he Ivr S ) in t b i imily d-i,rites ty yea-rs~
o tfio keepii. Teony I tre ei' ati m aflI Il,
al'k htsIset ai ,temnach a ,,ilinver tel,.
les sinl ins nb tgeti e it .
AN ExORPTION TO THE RULE.
fe Waa Not Colnted Upton to Support H
Wife.
[Washington Star.1
Ho did not. look as if ho were conm
posed of the stufI of which heror
iro nmado,.but there must have be
8ome of the divine afilatus of couj
0go in his system or he would nc
have been before the recruiting otli
cor seeking to gain adnission int
the rank of those who wore offerin
themsol4a as a.sacrifico t%pon th
iltar of their beloved -untry:
"W hat is your u. nlY" inquire,
the oficer in charge.
"John Smith."
"Your age, Mr. Smith?"
"Forty.three, next October."
"1'here were you born "
"In Indiana."
")o you reside herot"
"Yes, sir; have for the last 14
years."
"Are you married or single?"
"'Married."'
"Ai, is t,nt so?"
"Yes, sir."
"Well, you can't enlist."
"Why not ?"
'"Because you are married."
"W'tat's that got to do with it."
"Can't take. married men into thl
service."
"Why not? Hasn't a marriet
man got. courage enough? Can't hi
be as g.ad a patriot as a bachelor?'
"I suppose so, but we can't taki
married men. TI'hey have to stay a
homo and support their wives ant
families."
Tho applicant's face gleamed liki
a sunrise.
"0, that's all right," ho ' iughet
easily. ''You needn't worry on thal
account; my wife keep- a boardint
house, and has ever since the second
year weworo married."
DO YOU LIKE GOOD OFFEE?
If so, buy the "Blue Ribbon'
brand. This is an excellent brand
of Moca and Java, and will go twice
as far as cheap coffee.
If you will only try this brand you
will quit using cheap and poor coffee.
In it you will find both quality and
economy. Sold by
S. B. JONES, Solo Agent.
When the gentleman from Hawaii
rises on the floor of Congress and is
recognized by Speaker Reid that is
the time to take the picturo.-Chi.
cago Daily News.
Spain seems to be largely on
gaged just now in offering impossi
ble terms af poaco to herself, so that
she may have the pleasure of re
jetcting them wvith scorn.-New Yorl<
Herald.
European nations may acquire oum
superior guns antd armor plate, buti
they cannot acqluire by pu~rchase our
man behind the gun. He belongs tc
us and thereo is none like him.--In
dianapohs Newvs.
At Four Score.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Restores Health
U NOLE EZEKIEL OBEA R, assessor an
tax collector, Beverly, Mass., who ha
passed the 80th life mile ston, anys
"Dr. Miles' Restorative Norvino has done
groat deal of good. I suffered for years fror
Bleoplessness and nervous heart troubkc
WVould fool weary and used up ini t1e morn
lng, had no ambition and my work Boomed
burden. A friend recommended. Dr. Miles
Nervine, and I purchased a bottle undc
Drotest as I had tried so many remedies un
successfully, I thought i6 no use. u
gave mue restful sleep, a good appetite an
rest)oed me to onergetie health. It is
grand god medicine, and I will gladly writ
an'yono iniquirinmg, full particularaof fny sal
isfactory experion&.o."
.iDr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug
gista under. a -positive Mh
guarantee, first bottle NeSrvine
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oases of the heart and
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No.37. No.81.
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Pullman aleeping cars between New Yoik and
.Jacksonville; a so between Cincinnati and
Jacksonville, via Asheville, connecting with
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" hot eo1 i... ....... ".... -8 1
r. CUlluimbliUn. dep;';........ 4 l0pp
Sol'bia Bland'g a .I.p 4 84a
" inusburo.................. p 12 a
" Cheater ...... ......... 64p 7 18.
" IRook 11111 .................., 7 261p 71a
Ar.-Charlotto.................. 8 l p a
r. Greensboro.... ........ 10 43p 1 lp
6y. Greonsboro .. ....... ...10 50P .......
Ar. Norfolk ... .... .. 7 0a ......
" Danville................... 11 61 p 1 85p
Ar. Richmond ............... 6 40a 6 25p
Ar. Washington ........... 42a 9 85p
e BsiimooP.R........ 8Sa. 11 lip
"MPhhnQrd Q Psi... .... ........ 1 a0l p a
" "'0W urk.. ............4 a
S: "W.bound. No. 37 No. 35
Daily. Daily.
Ly. Now York, Pa.11.It........ 4 00 P 12 5ut
" Philadelphia ................ 6 55p 8 50a
" Haliniure...................9 20p 6 81a
by. Wash'ton, .Ao. ly.. ... 10 48p 11 l6 a
Lv. Richmond............ ..- 110ut 12 Olin
by. Danvillo ................... 8 6 0 a 6'16p
Lv. Norfolk .. ....... . 45p ......
Ar. Griensboro..............0645 a....
by, (reonsboro................ 7 05 a 7 P
Clt3arlotto.................. 9 85a 10 p
" Rook HilO............ . 10 2)a 11 06p
"Cliester ..................... 10 bb a 11 87 p
Wiunsboro.................. 11 41 a 12 0a
Ar Col'bia Biland'g et........... 12 46un 1 87a
Ly. Columbia Utl. dup't. ...... 1 1 p 4 00 a
Johnslona ................... 2 b8 p 8 00 A
Trenton..................... 8 Obp 0 28a
" Granitevillo ................ b 88 p 7 07A
Ar. Auguaa. ............... 4 1 800.
lIy. Ashovllo.~..... .... a 8 06p
Loy. Spartanburg.............. 11 40a 0 16p
by. Col'bla, S C,&t4-ty......... 00p 7 006
Ar. Charlestou................., ( 440p 11 00a
LV. Col'bla, F.C.&P.ty......... 11 55 a 12 a
" 'avaunah.................. 4 471p a a
At. Jacksonvillo............ . 925p 9 15
$LEE'ING O(AR EiltIfCH.
Excellent dally pasongor service between
Florida and New Yrk.
Nos. 81 and 88-- aohington and Southwestera
Limited. Solid Vestilbutled train with d4ning
ars and first class coiches north of Char otte.
Pnillmiatn drawing von si leepiug cars i)(4ween
Iana, Jalcksonvile, Savannah, Wab,hingtoa
uid Now York.
Pullhan Sleeping Care between Charlotte
md Rlilanhond.
Pullnian drnwing-room sloopiwi cars be
weon Greensboro and Norfolk. Close co neo
ion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
irriving there in timo for breakfast.
Solid train, with 'arlor cars, betweesl
)harlcston and Ashuville.
Noe. 85 and 80-U. 8. Fati Mail. Through
ullmaiin drawing room bqf_Yt sleeping oars be'
oen Jacksonville and ew York and Pull
nan sleepiag cars between Augusta and Rte
otto. Pullman sleeping cars between ack
onvillo and Ool nbia, en route daily between
acksonvill4 ana Cinuinnati via AAaheville.
PRANK S. O.NNON, .. CULP,
Third V-P. Gen. Mgr. T. H. Was ri ton.
W. A. TUR, . H. XARDW I ,
G. P,. A.. Wahington. .G._P. A.. Atteta,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Oondeased henedule in Effet
June 26, 1699.
STATIONS. 1t. till. 1aIl
____N____ o. 17. No. !1.
,v. harleT.ii... 7
-,. Columbia............ 1100 a
" Prosprity..........68l. a 120 n>
" y ..........dan11p
" Ninety-8ix..........4 ai 0 s
iv. Greonwood.........80 an12pM
kr.HRodgs.......... am
kr. Abbevilil.......... ir 2.J!
Er.hi3elton.............0 .s 26p
Lr. Andoerson 940 a .......t
kr. Gireonvilio.. .......0la
Er~Atlaisia. ..........6 p 00p~
TATIONS. E. Sun. Daly
______________No. 17. No. 1.
.......ill.... ...6 .. pa ~1ii 8 a
Piedmot.... ...... .. p i100 a sa
Slllaito.... 0 ia mn 120 n'a
iv. Anders4ona 1 23p a 1 40 a
8r onad.....00 ay m 1 25 a
.avAbbijle.......8 2a1 a n 2i5 pi a
0v ogs.....' 06 ai m i 85 pi in
9nrewod.... 0 a mi 12 10 p in
NIney-Si....... 40 a n 82 26 p in
10 1o0nain~a 805 p iia
8r Ohr5etop... .i ~9 0 p xxq
)elyT)ATlIONSTA. NS
40. OlNoNo. 18. No. N.1.
av. Greevl.......ret ..r80 y m1 1 a 0
880 PIdon t........... 25p 040 a
"Oe1 6 Wila"o....u... 1 10 55p a
.2. Bolto ........Uio. UJpm1 10p 7 m
kr. onnlde......... ....p l21p O5 a p
12y. Hodger... ab.... . Lv i~1~ii ~ I6p
"l0 Ninp -Lx..... . 7napun. Atp 12 25~ p p
"48 Nowrry.......ei... Lv y8m0 8tJp
aaa . STIN. a DNa
Pula Laces... I areson raKi0p 11 00
907 11 a 88 ...... Ado......io. ". l
02aorhbn .....a. Uin. ..... p" 28. 8 7lp
089a ulelu....) outvhbou...d 12:26 a.
12 625A. patabug..L 1152 pi.
1 0a p.i.2 L110.. Spart ( iburg...A ited).
T2np 6 Ar... 10h carylle, nt Pu8
ul mn aae cars bewe oCl ni an Shevand
Vesrotbe -aiyited); kso nvid12:2 an Cm.b
:4o . m.fen 14..oldan, (VithiuPeuLmited
Tlo Crs, avetweenvihleto. and A. seiion
nrAhNd, :45 ANON, J . and C :2p.m
WVstbue T mite Sn und I :25 a. m,
Oc05m., as . . stuenedl t.
lrout Diy .etween Jaksnvles and4
Nols. -1i-nd Pa4.oldtan,wh:uma
STIONK8 GNON . M. UPM afj
W~... TURE I4Lv .lrn AH.12 A I .11
Wshington,21 D.nO 1A1 GiO91
7181441 22 (ol,v le n24 et80 91
721 ,ia 22ter St.nard Time 48 11
scithbund N4won 12 bou2nd1
8oi10 Mix' Pa08 P ass.rii 120 *11(5
1087 Al.i.hA.M. P18.PM.) 0 .
0 f0148 L2V IaurnAr 117- 1 820 .' d
90221 2102 .Chlin. 11 23 6g8
-71801143 2142 Gldllone 124* 47 49
712 00 31224 ..Kinard. 1247 428 870
75008l 40 ..Mtpay.. 19O 88 41811
.741 91258) .. Arotwb.. I929 i 4 *10
8a1 8 0 r it 20 U8 5
9eInE 40 817 tauhu,...a15 R03 0
405 ait 4 ht Rc 1 1
To Atlaula, t rilte. Augusta, Aop; W
mington,:New reasn. U ta OOg1 -,
aslwltuAnd New
Bout on, Hig,oi W as 9 . . ,
-Norto , P1 lkdelp y ^
Sohtu'-e in Nlet 1ay. tl 8Q1A -
lOUOut*bUL'N . No. 4 8.
Lv New 'ork, via Penn 14R.*i 04tan im.4.
" Pliladelphia.................... I }9 I $ p '
" atltimore..............-..-. b 2& a
SWas+hington...........
6 tiehmond.......................... 66 p n
v -Norfolk, vl~a8. A~..--..-s-880 ttY 1 :
-'ortanmouth " .... .. o 9W u p
Lv Weld' n,viaH.A.l."........*11 puut3
Ar Hend%oon. '.".....12 6 amn *1 48pq
Ar Durhlu, vlia . A. L....... 7 slam 14 16
Lv Durhan. " .... 17 00 mtIl 19
4ritaeigh, via 8. A. L ...... 2$6al.*.
'Sanford......................883
" Southern Pines................. 4 * * tS -
" Hamlet........................ . ". 6f0
" Wadesboro ............ 8 " 8 0 "
* Monroe ............... 648 '"I9l
' W"lmington.......................*124
Ar Vharlotte, via 8. A. ...*7 60 ' " *0 Mt
"Uh.ster, via H. A. L.......... 8 It.1 66 p
Lv olutbia, U. N..A L. R. ....
Ar Olinton .......... 945 sm 1*4
" Greenwood "' ......... 10 86 '" 147 M -
" Abbeville " 11 03 " 185..,
SElborton " .......... 1207pm 4
Athens " 1 13 '' 84 '
" Winder " ....166 428:'
Atlanta, 8. A. I. (vUlon 29 . 5 0"
Depo) (Central Timetl
NORTIIBOUNI) 'o.'40. . oI $.
Lv tilanta, (Central Time)1200am "7 -e '
4 Winder 240 pm. 1
" Athens .. 818 "
" Riberton '' .... 45 4. i -
" Abbeville " ........-.6 15 ". ' ut
"Greenwood 4 . 6 44 ." 9
" Cl.uton '' ... .6 80 " 2
ArColumbia, 0. N. & L. R .. t. 4. "
44 (lhenter ' .-.. ... ,18 "
ArUhailotte.via H.A. L......*102pm 7'
Lv Monroe, via S. A. L........ 40pi 606 .i
.'" Hamlet, " ......... 1115 " 8 00 "
A WilinIgton ...... l0p
Southern Pines " ......*...*Q2 00. 9 uY
' itateigh " .......... *210 "' *If 2
Henderson, . .......... 828 - *927-nm6
Ar liurham '" ......... 7 t: I2.6
Lv Durham " .17 0 t19 JR'a
Ar Weldon, via 8. A........... *455aim *95-3
. tlehmond.......A C 1 ...... 8 0 " 735
"Washingt'n.viaPenn..u.1t. 1231 " 1130 "
" Batinore " " ,1.46pm 1'98mm
Philladelphia 4 " " 8 60 pm 3(0'' *
"New Yo,rk. " *O'J *.'44 4
Ar Pormsnt li' " " 2~5 i 7.2 .*,
" Norfolk " *7 35. * 85&3 8
Si)'ily. I 1i1'y, ex. Sunday.
Nos. 403 ansd 402.-"Thse Atlanta SpeaIal,"
Molid Vestibule Train of Pull'man 'Sleepets
and Conehos between Washington and. At.
lanta also Pullman Sleepers betweei Port.
month and Chester. 8. C.
Nap. 41 and 38.-"Tlw S. A. L. ERpress."
iSolid i'rain, Coaches and Pullmatl Sleepers
between Portsmouth and Atlanta, .wpapy
Sleepers between Coluh bla and Atlnta.
B. th trains make immediate ooniieton at
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile,- New Or
leans, Texav, California, Mexico, 1hatta
nooga, Nashville, ttumphis. Maoon, .FKori4a.
For Tickets Bleepers and Information, ap
ply to B. A. Newland, Gen. AgL, Pass. lbop't
It aimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
B. A. NEW I.AND,Ge Agt Pass. Dept.,
Atlanta Ga.
E. ST. JOHN, Vioo-Pres. and Gen'l"Mktager
V E. MoIEJ'1, Glen'i Kup erintendent.
11. W. B. Ii. EVKR, Traffie Manager.
T. J. ANDERSON. Gen'I Passanger Agq.
ORNERAL OEiOEs: PORTSMOUTH. VA
THEM CflAR$I1_.$Tl !t'89,I ''
Double Daily Trains'' ietweei' lbarieiton
Columbia and Augpa.
QUICKER TIME.
SOUTH &AROLINA A-GEORGIA it. it 0
PASSENOSR DIIPAIt .
CHARLNGTON B.
80H1EDULE. p X '
Lv C)arleston.:............... '. pm
Summerville,,...... ..... ,, ' . m
Georges............................. i "'1' pm
Branchville .................... 8 31 am 7 35 pm
Rowesvllle ............ 9 1o am 7 60 pm
Orangeburg.........,......... 9.2 am 8 20 pnl
St. Matthews.. .......,..........9 w ' 8 48 pm
Fort Mo,te........'.-...........10 #$ .. pln
Kingville ....................1( m
Ar Columbia ...........--.-....;- m
Kingsviiie.... .......... 740 am 44ptn
Yort Motte................. 7 61 am 56 pm
St. Matthews.............. 8 02 am .800 pm
Urangeburg .............8 24 ami -5 f pm
RtoweaIjiiie............... 8338am 842 pm
Brnhille .........,.... 85am 8086pm'
Georges.................9 88 am 6 84 pmn
Summervlleo..............,2am,.7 18pm
ArtChahleston.............,.1 '0 an, 8 pm 'R -
'.v t.harlston............. 7 -10-at 8 apm
Br'anchville.............9.10 ani. 7 .80pn's
Bamberg .............. . lafb' 8'98 pm
Denmark................952 am: A4tP
Blaokville.................10 10 amt8.p
Willifon................10 27 sin 0:t
Ar Auguta,.................11a dh 4 i
Lv Auguta ................-,620 am, 8: ,pm
Aiken............... .... 7(8 am 4 11pm
Williston................... 749~6m -S00 pm
Blakvlle.................8 08 sig , 28D
2 Denmark................. 80 am 6 4#
Bamberg................... 8 88am 88pm
Branchville.............. 9 10 Om 6 10 pm
Ar Charleston...............1 00 aun 8 w0pm
VAST ExPRE8 AUGUsTA ANID WASHiNGTON
WITU PULLgMTWRM U5UTA,
Lv Augnata............;,. ....'.:..41 08 Pm
ljvA iken......................,.;'.......:....84 n
Ar Denmark,.....,.g.i'.....f.-';.40pm
L v Denmark......'. '..;......... 426an,.
Lv Aiken.........................,u..Q/ 18am
Ar Augusta.............................. 8 10 am
DAILY 3XO0H1t SUNDAT,
Lv 0amdn........,... .., 46~m de926 Spm
Catde Jneio.....'.-..9 8-ath''8 65 pm .
Ar1(Ingvile ........6........10 116amn 4 86p1 pm ,
LvlKingville..................10 28am 6 00 am .'n,
-Camden Junction........i (00 am 6 40Oam
Ar amdn...................3.. Qpm1 6,am /
Connections at Colua bia wth ' tliern\
Railway for all points in upprSouth and
North Caroalna. -Solid:6 l.anbiwe.har.
leaton and Asheville. ?onOOo - from
point. on Southern -.Ratl to ugsta,
Aiken and other nointselit a
Line"; t. Charlesfon with Olyde Lie 8team
era to New Y ork and Jacksonville.
L. A. EMERS8ON, Tratle Manager.
E. S. BOW i;N, General Manager
General Oficoes: Oharleston ts.o.
Charlestoi and Wcstern Garolina Rwy Co
Aug4sta andi Asheville~ Short Line.
.Sehedule tin Effest Afay4 808
LeavQ Augusta........' U 4Oamt 1 4Op m
Arriv e G reenwood......12 17 p m~
Anderson ....................& gy
Laurens--....1 141p m 6 05a m
Greenville.....2 48 pn 11l18oam
8 an ra .....88 p
Leave AS.v..e
L( re s.............. 3. .
A;'gus a.. , ....A...06Pn, ti iS
. Nnr folk...----... ..
1 5I~l~d-l.-....... .. 5p
Iloill-r......0 itr 70p
* ivnnaoh "7""" 8 f0 m -
pot - ..y... ...,., aa. - m
* maseoL.: Dm~ 840 pm m
A....end...... .'.... 10851 m p
AvrIvn_AugnfIe - *,....,o ti 06 am . amt
-__...:....1 1a
COnnntloii at 'loiAI usta)lkesn eone , "os
Seal>oard Air Ii 6 oia .ott tn cls
rag, pIforlnllo r.-lative to ticket.
laoq IheluAx Gddr en. P #.g . heta