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URUA Lativo Bachman Chapel and Union Academy U11ip Miss Polly Kinard, of Fairlild Con ty, is spending awhile with her sister Mrs. H. R. Epps. Several of our farmers report op cotton. Fodder pulling will commence abOl the last of the week. A sore thumb and other causes wi cut our Chips short this week. Our friend, Brother Kay, will wri up the correspondents' picnio th week. We hope that evory correspo dent will be present, at the runion a help make the occaiaon a pleasant, o We didn't mean to say that c friend, W. G. K., who lost his col oiT his mule was given to mixIig with "exes." Had he boon, we wo not have carried the joke on him. Anyone who may visit The Her and News ollice will reallyll tid that a place of all work and no play. 'I ollico Is blessed with a sot of boys Y know just what to do iaid how to d We are glad to sou that Nowhe has mado arrangoncits to elite the Stato canldidatos, but wo 10 at all sirpiIsed, for when0e to an act of courtesy she ldren, lead. hil with Mrs. H1. H. B. KI) K . S. i,iv of Newberry, are her parents, amnit1's 111111o foil ingston. t Sinday r11101n1intg M r. J. 1 somei vory panful down muil w110 as 5L huI r11t. and e fast, boys. b, tor, you s,ruck t,bo keynote ' editorial oil piiblic Iighways n you saiid that it would be far O'o prolitable for 01 uL11aidtes o ad vocatoe so lali to )ermanlILIlenllLly bet ter the condition of our )Iblic high Ways 1rat,hcr tilll to b10 talkIng so Much dispenBary. This 1 is a question that deserves Moro Consider'ckatiol than oilicial pOWer has 13erV gilVel it. Improvenlnt4 ol the plIc highWays is a1)1l that will Ieach out to boneli, t,b whole peopO, and o110 systetlat ical plan should bo hoInaulgrated. l4or the past live Or six years overy thnilo that the Legislaturpo hais met they havo changed the county government to some extent, and If at Man Canl show 1ml0 where there has been anly imI, provoulont made oin tho law that Will amllount to aL cent, CxCept the inaug1ratioll Of tle chain gang, (and I am not too certitin that this is munch of at paying thing), don't talk around tho mIt,tor, but, lot h11m1comlo Ouit Wlthl ifiuresL) andlsow up. Thle peopl 111e getting t.ired of so much liquor logislation. Tih Stato of South Carolina 1111 walstel money enough along tills 11110 to have macada 11iMd almost, all the publio roads in the State, besides build free iron briItgs 1Crss the ivers. We are anxiotus to see what change will ho m11alo lext inl the Coint,y governm1en110It. '1'al k m11o1re. on] the subject, Mr. ,ditor. We wenIt dlown to LittIc Mountain last Fr'idaLy not t.o giv 'our11 horn al blow, buit t.o hecarl ot,ber's blow. Our hand was sore and3( wouldn't "ge-of" at, this t,imo, so) w%o didn)'i take any13 notes, therefore woe don1't, propose to miake anything likc a1 cr'editalble report oIf the day. Sonme sa~y thlat, thoe rowd was larger than it usually 11as been ot,her' years. XVe listened awhile aIt t,he speaking, but thoelcrowd %Vas s0 no01sy unmtil it, wais very' dilliult, t.o unlderstand all thlat, was5 said. it L seems1 t,hazt, a grecat maiijoit,y of the peopl1e1 0on13 at tenid thiose meeOtinIgs to mooeit friends 500 and1( ho seen-anld halve a big time ic gener1ah, wvithout p)ay'ing mu113h attenl tionl to thle spea3k lug. AIrI1. O'Neall Hlolloway spo0k11 upon0 the edluated farmer. According to our1 vIews, tils was the moest, praictical sub1ject, on t.he programnme. Mr'. H olloway haindled the subjoet well, lie sot fort.h t.he 13m por'tance of 11103 aitCtntion being paid1( to theo ad(vancemen10t of the conun1on3 se'" eels of thle land. Mr. 1h)iioway is 31 manm of a1 clear mind1(, uick t,hlought, and would mnako a mnighty-good iicO of legislative t,imIber'. All t,he reLst of the speeches that we hcamrd wei'c very~ polinted. The estimalIt.Oln t.hazt we' pulIt upon the cr'owd wvas abioult 2,500i. We passed oif thle (1313 ver'y pleaisantly andu muet many313 fr'iends whom wve wouild like to muako ment,ion of woul thime and11 space permit. There was a large c!ongrecgat.ion inl attendance at Colony churchel last Sun day. Our pastor, llov. W. K. Silg, preached one of hiis usua13lly good ser muons fromi St. hatthew's Gospel, I Ith chapter and 29-301th verse. The1 thlemle of his dilscourse wats upon0 the4 meceknless of Christ. WVe neced mloreO such1 sermons)31 as t,his. 0Ou3 plel ar10 too hautghty mlided, even amoneig 011r prIofessedi Christians. If we are followe's of Christ, we muilst beI humhm111 liko Chlst. The L.or'd's Supper' wais aldmhl:istered to a large nuln)me of commun11ialeats. There will 1) 1n0 preacing onl tile thir'd Sunday. Thie sinlging class34 will moot at 9 a. ml. anld plractice for' tilh) Lutheran S1uday-school Conlvenltion3 whiceh meets at t,ils place onl tile 25th3 and 26th inst. Rev. J1. J. LonIg will preach on the fourth Sunlday. There was also commni on ser'vice held at St. Philip's last Sunday', and there lv1ll be communlnion at, iachmlan Chapel on Sunday nlext. Cuwrs. Aug get 8, 1898. Campaign A ppointlme nts ''he report ol' the anb11-00ommi1ttoo odi campaign schedule was adopted a follows. Walhalla, Monday, August 15. Anderson, Tuesday, Augi4a 16. Abbeville, Thursday, August 18. G.rewoodJ, F~riday August 10. cMo,Monday, August 22. e~g~ ld, Tuesday, August 28. ald,ThurAday. Augnst 25. 2 ~kIogtn, F'riday August 26. K (3~u9a,aturday, Angnst 27. WAR WILL DO GOOD -Alt)' allOWS Ti1tC nUN,IflIN10 AF'rIa TEIC ST4NtM. Anglo-Amerlcan Allhatsee-t1 wavors oi schesmie In Order to Vivilso tihe I'eoplei ot Other Countries. If this war was waged for hmna ity's sake-that is for the purposo 11 fooding the starving Cubans course it, has failed oft its purpoi L for they have not boon fed. 1 to oven though our government mn -a "i blunder in assigning a ing casuR belli-and in toa usand ur the starving have killefJ lilippines, at Spaniards afar off jPfaigo, never u nd 3,00 inoroyo to have boonl ad thelest the w many grievances 'd the cilil ' resultod in inoestima. is and ha hother it ho manifest el the will of God and tho lot) ont of prophecy, we cannot i". , but can only say, as of old, "If iH thing be of man1 it will come to naught, but if it come from God we cannot fight against it." One thing is certain. It has exalted the prwes the L'eniuls and the resources of the American people more than anything that has ever happened. The United States now si and acknowledged b)y the great powers of the world as qull to thm any of thom, and hir only rival has solicitedI her hand in fratrnal union. At a banquet given the other day in Britb0 h e dolumbia to Lord and Lady Abordoen, lion. Mr. Mackintosh, thle lieutenant governor, paid to Americans the following bhatitful poe tribute: "to our American friends who are present we cannot ref rain from ox ton(ding our congratulations for the recent achievements of their army anl navy while waging a whte mans war for the extension of modern civi Lzation, and wo implore them to cast their influence for a whito man's poliy of an Anglo-American al. lianco. (Loud eers.) There can be no legitimato cvilization whore a Bible is carried in o hand and a drawn sword in the other. Wh.n the great Xenglish speaking nations link their fortunes together, then tho war drum wi l throb no longer and the battle flag will be furled and a union be erfoCOted that wvil be sano tined and baoredi, y the Almight.y (Immense applan.) Then will be written by angel lingers the bright o nt page in history, on which will be recorded the union of the powers ovning to the sanm origin, speaking the same languago, but long severed by p)assion and prejudices for which the older must accep)t responsibility. (A pplause.) Then willI be establ ished1 the greatost con federation of f roomen t.he world has ever dreamed of. 1Each star upon the flag of the United States will then reproer.t a civilizing power and each British colony an auxiliary force, all working together in concert-all honoring the lh,g of our fathers and all revering the ban nor of liberty and patriotism. (Loud cheering.) Mr. Mayor and gentle. men, I give y'ou the stars and stripes and the Union Ja.ak. Long may their varying tints reunite nad form in heaven's light one arch of peace." Isont that fine? Could it have booen bet ter said ? A re we not all for that-an alliaince wvithI grand old ECngland, our mother fromi whom we have booni long estranged-a white race who now asks for an alliance with thme white race of this country for the Christian civilization of the wvorld. Our recent victories on sea and land have done this. Old solid, atiur dy ECngland has long had doubts of our ab)ility' and our statesnmanship). She has been p)rojndice~d against our republican form of government, but Caso of Poisoning Noe#se Saraparlla Drives the Pol anon from the System, QuIets the Nerves, Relieves Dyspopsia and Catarrh. " While in the army I wan poisoned in wardly with poison oak, and I did not got well for 16 years. My blood became so affected that I was taken with a hacking cough, and I was thought to be going into conaumption, I took many different medicines without avail, and finallg re solved to try Hood's Barsaparilla. When I had anished taking'the first bottle the pimple. began to disappear from my body, and after I had taken three bottles I was well. I have also suffered with Ca tarrh in the head and have boen taking Hood'u Barnaparilla fer this trouble and It help. me. in tact I tako it for all all meate and believe it has no equal as a blood purifier. It quiet. thne nerves and gives retteehing sleep., It has relieved mue of dyspopsia and built me op." J. I. II6L&IDAY, Williamaton, South Carolina. Hood's Sarsaparilla ls the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. lold by all dragglste. $1; as for $p. Hlood's Pills e leMemt TIG .NJ W Dmnxtp 1 is now convinced and converted, is forced to admit that the 0lves. can be trusted to gover th lIs. But tho'stress and empi iit M' Mackintosh pays to withering re government must niey, who still buke to Mr. to our people by seeks to higro over us. The Now o. placing tis now the most infuriated tiepublican party, and of or cent issue says: "We want no , ession or control of the Philip ine Islands or of any other islands that havO a hybrid, mongrol, lawless population. It would cost us mil. lions of money ani a century of time to civilize thom and educate them to the blessings of good government. Right here within our own domain we find it impossible to control and regulate the condnt of some of our own people, for in South Carolina and Georgia we cannot punish the pooplo for killing one nogro post master and maiming another." Isont that funny? That part.y still soks to humiliate us with the negro and to keep upl) the strife. We were hop ing that this war would wipo out all this bitterness, and if it did it was a war worth fighting; but it looks now like politics is slaping itself to con tinuO the sectional strife. Mr. Hemp. hill has been invited up North to make a speech on fraternal union, and maybo lie can stop this agita tion and help to give us fraternal peaco, but I am afraid not. If it woro loft to the soldiors, wo would have a white man's governmmnt such as Mr. Mackintosh desired, but al ready the contention has hogun whoso wir is it--who killed cock robin-what party is to have the political benmfit of the glory? But we shall so what we will soo. Tho smoko isn c1le ed away yet. It may bo that. peaco is htill afar off, and if tio proachors who Pro writ ing about the prophecits aro not mistakon, the war lias just begun. The tirt vial or St. John is not, near ponrod out. Th proachni r1 amnse me. When I was a yoIng man Napoleon Bonaparte was proclaimed as the boast, and his number was six hundred and sixty-six. Thoy found the number by giving a numerical value to each lotter of his namo, and then added them all together and actually did make their sum to be 660. But now the Roman Catholic church is said to be the boast, and this war will not end until the popO and his church are all annihilated and then comes the next vial which is to be poured out on Turkcey and that kingdom is to be annihilated. I heard a preachier say about the time our late civil wvar begun that if it should turn out that the Lord was not on our side he would forswear his religion. But he lived to see his hopes blasted and did not forswear his religion caither. But it humbed him and took away his conceit. But whether the wvar must go on or not I will pray for peace, for I know that peace is a blessed thing. Peace at homue and peace abroad. We wvant no war for glory whlen it is all mixed up with tears. Let us stop it just as soon as possib)le, prophecy or no prophecy. Bismarek is (lead and not long before he died he saidl: "I take no comfort in anything that I have dono. I have provoked and fought three wvars, in which there were killed 80,000 men and which brought rivers of tears. I now believe these wars could have beefn honorably avoidled and I have no pleasure in the memory of them. But I have made my peace with God and have his forgiveness." What aii admission for an old man, a great man, to make. How difl'erent from that of Gladstone. IlHinsoN wR'ilTlNG A NOVSL. lHiumoreei lie Will Marry iWaas Virginia Osbmrn, ils Unn,iaiorator. New York, Aug. 4.-Lieutenant Hlobson, the hero of Santiago, is a novelist as well as a soldtier.' In comn pany with Miss Virginia Osborn, a rising journalist of Brooklyn, lhe has been writing a novel to be known as "A Story of the Old South." Both are Southerners and both dessired to see the vanishing types of Southern life embalmed in a novel. It was Lieut. Hlobson's purpose also, to give an extended true picture of life at the Annapolis Naval Academy. The hero, Giuy Dii Bignon, is Lieut. Hobson, and the heroine, Vir ginia Spottawood, in many respects resemb)les the Lieutenaint's fair coj laborator. A fter much of the rough ness incident to lovo's course, the hero and heroine are made to marry and live happily. (Gossips of tho Southern sot in Brooklyn prodic' that such will be Cle dononement to the association of the co-novelist, al though Miss Osborn emphatically donies the persistent rumors of her engagement to the famous ofilcer. War interrupted the progress of the novel. Miss Osborn is authority for the statement that it will be com ploted, if necessary, by correspond. once. WIHY VAPT. 1VANs DIDN'T PIKAY. "Viahtink4 stob" iewrs to a Pemnnsyivania IC,1toar. Williamsport, Pi., Ang. 4.-Capt. Robley D. Evans of the battleship Iowa has sent the foll,wing letter to the editor of the Index of this city. It is in reply to an article published by the Index, praising Capt. Philip of the Texas for his "after-action prayer," and contrasting Capt. Phil ip's act.jon with what is proforrod to by the paper as the "frequontly pub lished profanity" of Capt. Evans. The letter is dated at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, July 23. "I beg to acknowledge the receipt of a copy of your paper, which you have been good enough to send me. I am somewhat at a loss to know whether you sent it for the purpose of calling my attention to the cuss words attribuced to me in the news papers or to Capt. Philip's official show of Christian spirit in announc ing to his men on the quarterdeck of the Texas, after the battle of Santi ago, that lie believed in Almighty God. As, however, you have soon fit to drag my name in your news paper, I hopo that you will publish this rep!y, that those who have read yonr issue of July 15 may also may road what I have to say about it. "I havo never considered it neces sary, and I am suro that a great majority of oNtcors in the navy i1o not consider it necessary, to announce to their crews that 'they believe in Almighty God.' I think that goes without saying. We each of us have 1he right to show by our acts how nuch wo are imbued with tbis be ior. Capt Philip had a perfect right o show this to his men as he did; it vas simply a matter of taste. "Now for myself; shortly after the 'panish cruiser Vizcaya had struck ior colors, and my crew had secured ,he guns, the chaplain of the ship, in excellent man, came to me and iaid 'Capt. Evans, shall I say a few vords of thanks to Almighty God for ur victory ?' I said, 'By all means lo so; I will have the men sent aft !or that purpose,' and was on the point of doing so when it was re ported to me that a Spanish battle thip was standing toward us from the eastward. "My first duty to God and my country wvas to sink this battleship, and I immediately made preparations to do so. When it wvas discovered that this ship was an Austrian, I found my ship surrounded by boats carrying dying and wvounded pris onors and other of the crew of the Vizcaya to the number of 250O. "To leave these men to suffer for want of food and clothing while I called my men aft to offer prayers was n-'t my idea of either Christianity or religion. I preferred to clothe the naked, feed the.hungry, andt suc cor the sick, and I am strongly of the opinion that Almighty God has not put a black mark against me on account of it. I do not know whether I shalt stand with Capt. Philip among the first chosen in the here. after, but I have this to say in con clusion, that every drop of blood in my body on the afternoon on the 3d of July was singing thanks and praise to Almighty God for the vic tor we had wvon." Secret of Beauty is health. The secret oflhealth is the power to digest and assim ilate a proper quanity of food. This can never be done when the liver does not act it's part. 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I could not slet- lying down for smothering spells; frecluent sharp darting pains and palpitaftion CaUSed1 a COn stant fear of sudden death, nothing could induco me to remain away from homo over night. My local physleian prescribed Dr. 111ls' Heart Cure and in a few days I was able to sleep well and tho pains gradually lessened, and flually ceased. I reduced the the doses, having gained fifteen pounds, and am now feeling better in every way than I have for years." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money ro- n funded. Book on dis cases of the heart and sc ; nerves froo. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL 00., Elkhart, Ind. AGENTS WANTED In Every 0ounty to Supply the Great Popular Demand for AMERICA'S WAR for HUMNIT Y Tol in Picturc alld Story, ('ompiled aId written y1. SENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS, of Kansas. Tho most blui1Ianl,y w .i.t.en, rost, proftisely and aIrtis,ialy ilhistrated, and most intensely powlar book on the subject, of t.hc War with Spain. Nearly 200 Superb Il ustrations from Photos taken espeel;ily for I.his great, work. Agents are making $5() i) *100 a week sellInlg it.. A veriitablo honlnzaL rot. live canl vissul's. A pply fo(rlt.e 'i pt.ion, terms and tcvritol.y at. once t.o N. .. TiIOMPH.)N lUi11,1l,1IN, Co., St. Louis, Mo., or Now York City. Florida Central & Peninsular ''ino Tale in ll'ect .1nly ;. ,eeave Now'r 'Y.......... .........2 flI )II, krrive Coitilit,1 . ......: - pm No. 37. No. :-;. IJv. CoIn1-u1bla....... ...... . 5.m 1 -17aN m E-astern Time.) . Colu .............................1 I M nI 12 .17amj 'Central Thno.) v Denlark ....................... 1:131)111 2 2aaml LV Fal-fax...... ..................... 2 22pim 3 I iam) ,v RaVan1n1h ......................... 4.171pm h 3ltn mI ar Brknwlek ................. . 7 il. 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II r. -~ Dr ee' Nunv Pr AsrTana for SPINALr SOUTHERN RAILWAY* Central Time *etwoon Columbla A JAGU #onvlle. Fat,ern T1imo lietween o lumbla and Other Polnts. Ei,fectivo July 0, 1898. Northabound. Daily: Daily. Lv. jvillo, .._P.Ry... -8 C p0fi 6 op " savanniah1........... . 0. 1) 11 20 p Ar. Co inla ..............- (- 24a Lv. Cha rf'tonl,lC&O Hit.......- 7 Wat Ar. Oolu ba ....... 10 1 Ar. Asl vio ... -.. -: 0 t 2 4P Lv. Aigita. hI. Uy............ 2 io I B (" ranlitovillo................ 280y 1 0p Ar.* C,hunbinUn. d /...... 4 611) 2 10Oa Lv Col'bbti land.u'g a .. *... 5 15 p 6 14 a " r W inl)lb r.................. 8 I 02 a Cihsteirg. .......... 0 l41) It 2o " Iro%k 11111............... 7 20p 08 a Ar. Charlot1.................. 8 i5p 00O a Ar. r11b 1or;.. ........... 10 43p 12 0p Lv. N"eensioro .... .......10 *-.---1.1) - Ar. Nrol............. ... 7 20 a... "rl.u vililo...................8 11i p 1 85p Ar. irvhinsond ............... 1 401a 0 25p Ar. Worshington 7............ 42 a 0 25 p " Daliilnoro Pa.. ........... 8 03 a 1 15 p " 1il1 hi)I ................ 10 i5a 2a p " Now York...................12 1 p 'Ma Southbouild. No. 37 No. 85 D1aily. Daily. Lv. Now York, Pa. I.1t.........4 0p 12 Ifint "'lPiladolphiai.............. 655 p 850a P"illiiunoro0.... ........... 20 p 0 u1 a Lv. Waslhton, Ho. Rty.. 10 43p 11)16 a Lv. 1tiiho n .................. 12 l0 t 12 01a Lv. Dauivillo .................... 5 boa 0 1 p Lv. Noirolk ..... ...... 9 15p ....... Ar. I oenislx>ro.............. 6 45 .. ..... Lv. (4reio%14ro.............. 7 05a 7 82p " 41uirlto ................. 9 5 a 10 2o p " iqwk Hllt................... 10 20a 11 06p .Chesier ..................... 10 >5 a 11 h7p " w ilsboro.................. 11 41 a 1220a Ar Col'int l1au l', %t.......... 12 45t 1 87 a Lv. Colnbin Un. dup't........ Ii p 4 00 a Johlist ol4................... 2 V1p 6 0W a " Trenitonl..................... 808p 6 26a GrainleirlIo ................ 0 88p 7 m a Ar. Aigiuita.... ................ 4 I 8 00 1v. Alshovil...................0 ni~5p Lv. Spurlnrg.............. 11 401a 0 15p Lv. Col'lln, 4 C.&R.y..... ...8 00 p 7 00 a Ar. Charlestuttn................ 6 40 p 11 00 a Lv. Col'hia, F..&P.ly.....11 65 a 12 47 a " llava annh............ ... 4-7p 5 08 a Ar. Jacksonvillo. ........ .. 025p 9 15a Sl.U zNIN OAR ltVICE. Excellent daily plniingor sorvice btweeon Florida and Now York. Nos. n17and 8-Washing ton nud8outhweatera Linialed. Solid Vestihul.d train with dining cars and firmt ulass conache north of Charlotte. PuIuh111an daowin room Ocdollgenr,i botwoon Tainon, Jackullnville, Savauaal, Washington andlow York. Pulbnu Hsh.eplug cars betwoon Charlotte and Hichloild. P'uilhinan dinwing-room alcoping cari be twei-n i-h-ensboro and Norfolk. Closo connea, flon t Norfolk for OL) POINT COMFORT, arriving thoro in iio for broakfast. Solid train, with Iarlor earR, between hari'ston and Aslhovillo. Nos. .X and 36-U. .4. Feiii Mail. Through Iruillian drawil; rooi buffot, mlcoping cars be twcon .icksouvillo and Now York and Pull una Hi1Oj)1jg cars bltwoon Augunto and Qhar, lotto. PuIllm ian ieeping ears between Jaok sonivillo and Columibia, on routo daily botwoun .Jneksonville and Cincinati via Ashoville. FRANK . OANNON. 1. M. CULP Third V-P. & Gen. 14gr. T. M. Washington. W. A. TUUK, B. H. HJAitDWICK, G. P. A., Wwhington. 0. P. A., Atlnta. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Conduaiod htl9ansl1o in 1C=e0t _________________Jne 26,~ 11199. RTATIONS.- 11. Sun. Daiy No. 17, No. 11. Vv. Crarlesio II............ "v Prospiulyi..............i03au "..N. wb..rr...........68 20 "Ninoty8fx........ ~ LY. (Aroonwoiod......... 10an126pi Ar. Hodges~'...........8 21ai 206pn Ar. H.olton............ 5aa Er. ndoson ......( 40aa Ar. GIreenvillo......1 0aaa85pi A__A__. i).n8 No 1. F Threonvllo.... ...... . 7m 101 a ta I0icdaaon........ ...... in 104 a in Williomaton......0 10 a in 12 0 n a 6i -15 p a n: 42 15 i Ar. )ionalq..... .. -12 a pi 15 9 p Nisool-Six 00u at 12 25 p so Nowles.........9 0.5 a noo 2 55 itan Ar. tolamolala....... 4....a..m 8 0 p na Ar. IIIIIIIIIIIIEII.IIIII. (1)nily1 Ni, 20 No121 HT'riN. IN8.1 No.l 8Y.90renvillo......a.....4 pa10'1 a in " 7a PSiont...........Ipa lI0 81 a ns 10_Wi l2ini.n...... 1 8 i1) 75 aOp v0 AOndeSO .... ...... 5iil .. m 12211) 6 li Lv.h 2elto . ......... ar.. ; lv niil 0 6 Im Ar)IOnnab1s L........... rg. .Ary 11 25 a SOO LA bvilAr........ oilo.L 820i.En~Dii LYPollgea...a......... 7 );> car on Trin 8M and "ar Nelah .rry......... . i ,50 p. m i ii 11:0 p mn " ospaorliit...... 9on0lalaoji 110 a. in. 2:Ar s..11umbia ..... (Vstm opi ild. Tra7ns 01 -15a'0' arr o...lt lo...... " 5pu8inia 100u4an g25s5p o wo......Snino.. "A1255pi7 46 1001 Sep oil ...... Jyiion... " od Ciyn o N0 39 150 an "... onevtrin.. "it P22ll 6a i112aN225 8. (A.N.Nranur...Lp,4a 5 1. 4A. 23111K L.Sarab. ..Ar11 20a 600 4Paauota,- . -. A" A . an.~a 86,oand i , ond A. andC. dision Lolrnil leav Spartanburg, A. &. iisi on' Aort hbound 6:7a m,M0.p .610p (Vosibul " lmited); I no5hbud12:0 ta.:mo 2:7 p: m. I1:3 2a. m.,l Vsibl 12A Iifd) 111 7(Vostibu7ed Lit) d)Isouthbun1:25 4a .7 :05 1. m, 12:10p.1 t (J) 1214ibu8od 1mte) Trans n 1051 5 Ncarory 12.gan Pullman s lin aht w8(8i2olo1 oui and2 A00 hovillo5 en; uto dail bot.c.ino vill1 and Cii' Nos 1) and 4 .-Soid tr02ains w12h 2Pullma1 Parlo iari t wenI Whrl-ton and 2A 2h17 6 30 Was12I hingon D.o 11a7hingt' 5"(, Get Ps.N gt PAR't en.Ps. ' Wasingo,D.Ou- Aanin.a. 5 h1818, nstrnifStandar Timo a.y~ Bonthbounda1(10 Loc'la Moi oi'Plss-l Njolrthbound, b'g,A'l eg' LI.y Olab, AOi toos A.M. A,...n.er eng'r 'ly r'gt 7 IO uO ar...ooo12o h4, a.o . xIn 414 o Atlanta, 0114.riOt'10 AUg1uOW',Allhcil mningtiqu,.New OrNbIano. thattanooga Nuohvllie and Nsw Yjw 11o011014 JR10chmond W Rishin'n Norfolk, 141bi11adelpia. 81OU10u 6-n etite.july.1,18. ,v NuN York, via Penn. 1t.1.* iinig6a Philadelphia ................... 12 21 4 .1altitnoto........ o................. 8 lb 4 2 b0 L " Wathingt.on.................... 4 44) 4 . * t " tilohmond...................... &850pm qt* " ,v Norfolk, viL 8. A..a.. 8 t mi~ rortswbouthi .. 846 pm 920 " ,v Weldor n, via K. A. 13.....1128 pul*1-riTkijjJ kr lIendorionl. ... ...*Is 66 anl 148 pin kr Durham, v in. K A. b. . ...... t7 8A am jiili v 1)urham. ' ...... t7 00 pmtil 10 Im er IKali, via 8. A. la ..:..... *d 161 am i4~40jj1, S Banford.... 83 " 6 05 " monthert Pines................. 428 h18 46 llamlet ..................t......... 6(17 " 1 6 w " " W adesboro ....................... 5 3 " 8 0 Go Monroe ................. ........... 6 4 -" 912 i W :.11ingtoni....... I ........... . *12 1b . &r Charlotte, via H. A. 3...... 07 60 "*101iii, Chtter, via S. A. L.......... 803pm 41 6 p in Lv Columbia, I. N. & L. I. ........... i A.r Clinton " ......... 9 45 am 1214 er "Urcunwood " ....... 10 85 " 1 07 am Abbevillo ......... 11 03 4 1 i5 .* Elborton " .......... 1207 pm 241 " " Athens " ........ 118 1. 843 Winder " .......... 156 4 4'28 " Atlanta, 8. A. IL. (Union 2 0 " 5 20 Depo) (Central Time) NOLTHBOUNI) No. 402. No. 38. Lv ,oo tianIa, (Central Time) *12 d0 am *7 01Tain Winder .......... 2 40 pmn 10 40pumn Athens .' ...... 33 * 111 9111 Elberton . 4 16 " 12 81tm Abbevillo ".... 5 15 ' 1 Mtain Greenwood ' ........ 541 " 213un " C.nton ........... 80 *2 NonIn Ar Columbla, 0. N. & L.t.It 1. ............t7 45 * Ollester ' ......... 8 18 "o ArUbailotte.via B.A. L......*1025pm 75" Lv Monroe, via H.A.L........*940pm 605 'tamlet, -....... 11 15 " 800 Ar Wilminaton .......... ......... *2I pm " Southern PineR ..........*12 00 u10 In Raleigh '2......... 0210 *11 25 " Henderson, Go .......... *12 t. n lV " ......... 8 28 am 1 05 pm Ar lurham .. 82 4 t4 16 pm Lv DJurham ...... 7 pm 10 19am Ar Weldots. vIa . A. I......... '4 55 an *2 53 Pm .tihmond,......A C i........ 5 0" 7 35 " NVWallhingl.n.vInIPennt R.H. 1231 " 1130 I Batti'.ore " . " 411 pto 108am Plladelpla -I 6 3 50pm 8:0 " New York. 9"_" 462 1 *0 5 Ar Portmouth " 7I2- am 52( Norfolk * "735 t *585 * i)'ly. t l)'ly, ex. 8nmnday. Nos. 403 soand 402.-'The Atlanta Speelal," 8011 1 Vestlbnlo Train of Pullman Bleepor# and Coachem between Washington and At lanto. also Pullian lleepers between Ports. rmouth and Chester, 8. C. Nos. 41 and 18.--"The S. A. L. Expres'l Holid 'I'mn, Coneles and Pullinan Sloopero between Plort8mntoti and Atlanta. Company Sleepers botween Columbia and Atlanta. 11. t h trains inake limiediato connection at A tianta for ontgoimnery, Mobile, Now Or. Iacns, Texav, California, Mexico, ('hatn. nooga, Nashville, fiemphis. Macon, Florila.. For Tick ots Blopers and Information, 111). 1y to It. A. N4owlanil, ben. Agt;, Pass. 1)ep't 1 Wimball House, Atlanta, Ga. It. A. N RW LAND),Gen AgL Pit". ti AtInliu (,a. 11. ST. 101 N, Vice-PreR. and 0en' 1 Man 1axer V M. IliBEI', Glen'i Mn perintendent. II. IV. It. Ui,LOV ElC, Traglc Manager. T. .1. ANIKR8ON, Genl Passenger Agent. OENHIAr. O1CK10I: P.OWRSMOUTi. VA. TEE iA RLENTON 1.316F. Double Daily T.ains between C'harletitou - Columbla and Augnsta. QUIOKH TIME. MOUTH CAIROLINA & GEOtGIA U it i PASBRNOIC DI.16A U M11.% CHAR1s'18O.H. C.6 JtI. 24. iSq7. BUXIEDULE. DAILY. Lv Charleston...................... 7 10 ant 5 30 pm gnimmerville,,............... 7 -16 min 10 pm ..corges..... ................. 8 30 am 7 in loin Bran livillo ..................... 8 31 am 7 35 itmi Rtoweavill ....................... 9 15 am 7 5 piin Orange burg ...,,,.... ........... 9 2 am s v0 pmII St. M1attheW..,.....,..........9 2 am 8 -1 pm1 Fort blotte................... . ..]0 00 am 9 0C ,m Kingllo .............0 at 920p Ar ColnmbIa .................10 65 am 10 I 1 pm Lv Columbia-................... 7 e0 am 4 00 pnm Klugsville--................. 7 40 at 4 44 p)m) Fort, Mott.o................ 7 51 am 4 55 pm Mt. Matthe ws..............8 02 am 6 09 pn Orangoburg ............... 8 24 am 5 27 pm Itoweavillo...,........ 8 23 am 5 42 pn Berehs.l......~.........8 56 am 6 55 pm ..eorge.----.................. 9 36 am 0 34 pm1) Sumnmervll..............10 22 am 7 111pm A rChnarieston................11 I0an, 8 (0pm tjv Chaletcvn1 -..~........7 10 am1)) 3dIt pm Branchylltrg.....-.........9 16 am -J 50 pn .am.b.rg...--.............. .. 9 43 itam 8 28 pin1 Den mark.....~........... 9 62 am 8t 42 p.st lhinckville --...........10 10 sat 8 581 pm Williston....-............10 27 am 9. 1711p1 Aliken.~-...~.............11 JO enm 9 57 pml A r Asigtnia.~.......-........11 51 am 10 -15 pin1 LV A ugn sta.................... 201 am) 3 20 pm Ali 14----..... ..... 8 am 4 27 p ........n.---.................. 749amn 509 pm Iilackvlle--.o.............. 8 08 am 6 28 pm D)enmnark.................8 20 anm 5 44 pin1 iam borg -.................. 83am 5 58pm Iiranchivllo ................9 10 am 11103p1 A r Cihmarleston....,.............1110 am 8 00 pm) F.AST ECxPREIO. A UGUSTA A'ND WAS!N0To11 WiTH P5U1,LMAN BEJTWECEN AUGUsTA, AIKEN AND NEW YORK. Lv Augusat....-........................ 3 05 pin IAv Alikon ..............,,,,................ .4 ain, A r Den ma rk........ .................. 4 50 pm .a er........................,.........I 25 isn, Lv Aliken.~~............................ 7 28 Anm A r Aungusta-.............................. .8 110 ini tAILtY RXOEPT SUNDAY. ILv Camden-~.~..............846 am '1 25 pm adnJulnct 1011.....9 35 am 3 55 pmi A r t(ingv iiu................10 06 am 4 35i pm~ LV Kingvtil.-.-.....................10 26 a rum'rnalm,. Camden Junetion........lpbol 0 1atn Ar Camden..-~~.~~~~., pbn 8 16 aim Coneetonsat CoLiiflbla wit.h Sonlthern Raiwa, 'for all ot a in upper Mmmnth and North ~aroIlina~ BolId trains bet,ween Char leston and hoville. Connections kom plointa on utlhern) Rallway to Anguela, Aiko,n n d Otlher points on "Tho Charmlosin ,ino" ilCharlest(on with Clyde Line sBeam. era to) Ow York and Jacksonvlle. * L. A. EM1E!SON, Traffic Ilanager. -IE. 8. IIOIN General Mlanager Genoral Officos: Olharfeston 8. C. 0Ch81'!s8to11a11d Wcstcril QgrIiliia ]HyyC Augusta and Asheville Short Lin0. Schiedulo In Etffeet Mfay 15, 181)8 Leanve A ngustaa....... ..9 40 a m 1 40 pmi Aitrive oGroenwood......12 17 3) m ..... A titersomi.,.......... ......f go p~ Idianrens..........I 16 p mi 1l 0.' asn GreenvIlle.....2 456 Ii ii nmt (Jienn Spa InSg...4 e5 p m 8lpam tan, burg......3 03 p m 10 ~0a am Halimila--~...........~ 5 3p loendersaonvillo..0 03 p am. __ AgshevIllo--........7 0.J p in . .OtvANIHhen........-8 20 a ml ... .'Iparanhurg ....1 50 a mi Glenn Spris ga....10 0a m (imeenvl Io.....12 01 p m Jd)n urens........... 38 p mn Greoa wood ....2 :5 pm . Annrn.,.....................7 -...Aa"gas.............. 506 pm II 15i il ia k-.-le ............ 718 a m . etesbu. ....... 75 a m . - lt hmnqt ........$ 15 et1m6 . y -~.a.-........... .... ........... r. 00 pin Porfx-...n............. .......f fl'p yaeufrt.....-..... 1 0 am 7 30 1)6m Snai,al.-....... ....78 06'p 1)45 p -..................10 5I) ilm rrivoAnnt...'."""".."""-m-- n 11 11a - "nsee............. .840 pmn A.-0 lo.m tnfe.. -..... -...16- n mneOi, n I Film rom Agntamnkes close aboamrd Alir 11110 u ..) allstm f or all points on lso eoamnoo~tIon lt. Greenwvood for all Ii m . A. 13. and3 0. and~ (4. Ilway, andI rh rw t oiuthOrn Ialway. 4ttm, schu es,t b relative 1toIlek C' E. 6f. NOItE ~.(3 is Genl. Pass. Api. T I .- o.o :.Apt. A visnai. Oni.