Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A ('01-1-t1I IVAINVMA111k. Mis Mal,cy P ts1^Aining Im Praclc3s1 (Rva Petty in New York Sun.) Thore is a ollege gir in this city who is a wonder in her wav. She is MAiss Anna lalsey,. a graduate ot Mount Holyokt, an] he bas demon st.rated that knowltdge i-A powor eVen in the dairy business, that a well. train 1 m*ind helps one to turn milk and cr*m And eggs and butter into moneY. Furthermore she has shown ilhit scient itic learti tig, such as is ained within college walls, teaches one to improve otn the products of even the most ari-t.ocratic and well. fed eQw. After talking with this verv remnarkrable young woman for a while the thought ful person is con. viln' that the day is not far distait when, in the course of her experi. m1e1ting. she will discover soine pro c,ss whereby evel the proverbial boarding lou,- cream will be render Od actually thick and the butter IMAdt-well. at least not to proclaim its presence. Mi.s Hilsey is Secre tary of the Sheflield Farms Com pany. "It sems odd that vou. a college graduatc. Ahould g, into this busi ness." remnarkeled a Stn reporter to her. "Not at all," she answered with a snile caltenlated t t urn elahbbor Ito sweet cream. "It would have been o1d had I not goo into this libusi. ness. You see 1 am a coui(ry girl and ai proud of it and I feel sure that I have a borm talent for this very btismess. I sev no reiton why having graduaied fromt a college should keep mne ouit of tihis blisines, for it was just as natural for me to go to oollege as into the milk busi ness. My fatiher is a graduate of Priicetic-on anl(] my mother wit, ;n of the first girls to graduate from Monit Holyoke, and they never had aIy other thought than that their chiiren s.hotld all go to college. There are four of us. My brother, who is the Treasurer of tho com pany, graduated from Princeton; 1, as you know, [m a iHolyoke girl of the(- class of '); my next -Ister is a student at Wellesley and the young ost on11 is propary-ing for Vassar. "Why did they not go to Mount Holyoke, tour Oh, we don't believo in all the girls of a family going to the same college. We think it morm btroatdoninrg to go~ to di fferet places, and1( then, if a younger sister follows ant older one to a college she falls in with t he same11 set, kinow ing the samo people1, gets into thle same groove, ais it were, and that won't (10 inl this aige. But this isni't telling how I ~amo to go in the milk business, is it.? "This coatnpany is a sort of family afftlai r, withI my fat her, Lou is B. Hll soy, as P'resideunt, muy miot her First Vice Presidentt, and l've stated the posts occupied by uiny brother anrd my1 sel f. The're art' two other small stockholders, 01ne a director and that's all. It's iuderr sting the way my fa ther carme to go in the ri k busiinIess, I think, andt it clearly shows why I ami ini it, Hie was a lawyer, butt he hated the p)rofe'ssioni because he like<d nan outdoor country lif', lie wams living wit h ray miotheir's miot her out on a little farm in New Jersey, though he practiced here itn this city, My grand miot her had two c'ows, mi'd bet used to be always tolling bor that she ought to hmtake thle farum pay, that she ought to rso li nilk anid butter and] oggs. "'Very well, then,' she retort(ed, 'I'll make the t hinigs to sell1 if youi will find buyers.' "'A bargain,' hue answered, arnd a few muornigs later, when he was starting ina to his law ofile, tit handeItd himt a packaga', saying. 'here's a p)ounud of butter for you to mlI.' "'I was a ray girl, bunt I remernbIer perfectJy, though it wias 'ighteenu years ago. My father sold that but ter to a lawyer friend andl got an oe ')rbit.art pie for it, tand front that dlay to this we'ves never dIroppisd 'ai ent ini our prices under lary cir':umgj 5tanfcest or for any ix>dy. That was our start in thje milk businae,s and my miotheuar knows just as mneih about it and is just as inI"estai in it as arty of the rest .f us. Next my fa. ther began to bring eggs to) town, arnd his business grew mo that hue gave up is profession. We soom weunt to Miawah, N. Ji., to Jive taud reimaied there for twelve years, and it~ was hen that I ,.-aI .... ... -uin to make the milk Imuiulixs ily life I 4In 1I1 I entaetN- the fishian at Monnt ielytoke RtA tokk the t fusientie course, gott-ing my degvo t four yfar late, Whil there - I s nevr swerN't fii my parpxsoe of going inito this businis, Iholulgh 1 1 used to think that if I hv3 to do i somethling ele should lIk1% to jZ0 ili to litt'lat uro. You wouh, n'1* 11, i 1 '. \ would Von ' she went on with an mI I ry laugh, "but I w lats gqte a 1e c when in colleg. Poet ry ni )41. a milk busitsq don't se'em to1 go N well together, do theyi All t he same I wrote i gL-h-d doal for t le college paper, and generally in ve-e. 1 How I lovet to study whn Ihere, t but there is an atmnosphere about r Holvoke that ineites stiiovis habits. I 1 took an elctive course in higher iniathenliiaties, anld 1 I-Sed to wiok tnil til I was exhausted." "Womnen generally think that 1 higher mathematics is no l p to a womall Who iltmids to go into busi I ness." Suggested the reporter. "Anything that tenehes one to t think accurately is a help to inN i body who attempts to (o any sort of I work," answered Miss Italsey. I "Now I'll prove to you how my I college course has siiiply been tiho 1 making of my success iin ti milk I husiness," she went on eithiusilasti. I call y. A Young man, a (011s111 of mline, Wilo gi-ailuted lit C'riell il v the diiry course and I havie cbargo I of our laboratory departneit. We I are continuously Vxpilrime)n(11t ing ai' I making valuiable discoveries. We c put up all milk for minfants and inva- I lids, and We hav fouid it process I by which we can put . per 'ent milik I in our machines tiid bring it out ) I per ceit. If a physician prescribes ) more or less we caln bring ont just i what composition Ie waits. We ex. perimoented1 a long iime bofore getting the desired results, and in the mean. 1 time it he farmers had uis at. their mercy. We keep no cows, and buIy all of our milk. Since the day imiy falher sold that first pound of butler our rule has len to keep the stand ard of our goods up to the highest mark, and so we had to insit thut the cows bielolgilig to tie falrilmrs wlo sutipplied us sholild ho absollutely free fron disease ItId that tile) shoul be so fed as to prodnev e per cent milk. They raised their prices ol us, of course, and they weore a dumibfould. ed lot w hen they heard of our pro cess, which illde uis inte-peldeolt of them, though we stick still to thle stip)ulat ions abouit the feed inig aiid health of the COWS. Now we enn take the blnest of blue milk and bring it upi to anyi) standa(lird we w ish. Before this whlen we wvishied to till proscriptieA of milk of d ilTeren,t comnposit ions wve did it by miix ing Creamuj and skimmued1 milk. That, oif course, involved great wvasto at times, but there is almost no waste now ex. cepit in skim imilk, whI,ich is made in. to curd 1and( sold for paper sizing. "W~hat other experimentjing havn you done V" asked the replorter. "We've bieeni experimenting onan accompjl ished the perfect ion of cream,'' M iss Halsey anisweredl withI the eagerness of th,e av'erage wommani dIiscussinig thle merits of her no0w ani. tun hat. "'We succeededi ini this expe'ri ment less t han a year ago, and1( in less thani three months our sah a ii cream hiad more than1 dloubhled. For some timo all the sepe'(rated criciam in Now York markets htad bseen h ad ; it hiad a b iitter disagree. iphiin an id Io hunt for puinre, s weet cre'ami. 'Thie creamu is, of comurse, se'parated( by tznachiine~ry and(1 h1(never could acc(ouint for thei had taLste it had unless it was ('used( by the heat. ing. No my cousin anid I, set to wvork fait hfully to finad out whsat the st.ad, we discovered a pirocess that pirevents it, w&hich is be'tter. TIhon, too), l've, beenI 'xperimnenting ini iiak. inig konumysus. At first it would not always 'kou,' as~ the. Irish cock re maurked about the jolJly, hut now I unever fail andl lim building upj a 5jJ(ptld itade, Ja9ides~ mfy labora. tory work, asR Se'cr"tatry of the co.'n pany, I have to turn over a eat f 1Por of all the goodls that go ouit from our centrali office and' ourt six branfchefn which we estaljishedt at aill reesorte of any note along the 'Jers'ey and' l'ng JslandI conat. Thien, too, I go to the whAoi<tale butter dealers down toiwn and select all the butter that we aell, I like tq dio that, and my tasto has b3comaie Ito atcutei that I eenU tell wh<m'r the slightst thing is wrong anid know in& an instanit what a wrong. I hav .. m. ..w......... d1y and knlow it can be cultivatd to i vory tine p-o%mt of acumrao% "i.ut you do not devoe your wt slo ime to bsiness.," protsttAl tI in erviowor. "Suirely you go in for 10m1 N plasurll4'"% "Whlle in z-lO,'' answeredI Niis Slse, " wnt in .N.,ideranbly for i hlet . I W.A.s in he heavy gy m m.S111 d Akotal8l t ia and was e:\ fond of tennI . Now I rido a it )Zl) adoodal, thouigh I must 0c'if1e(s that since I got a i taste of anien riding a \ ear ag% I've caved 'Veious little abxNlt riding on the ingle wh,A. If 1 0,1n6 live ii the oun0ry th er ruCtld, as I sl,utlid ik., I wo'fld go in more fol thle s. but I'm too iterestedi'l the 1i1k bius"in0"t iy x peimeting, haveint taken a holidi in over wio n airs. W, len aske,l if shte beloiged to any ibs N1 iss iilsv looked as if a 0111) baid been anteI at her. "Wel I, I should say not !" she re 4iod, With empalilsis. " I don't p rove of women's clubs. The coll rast between women's elnbs and 101i's Clubs Is so painful to 1lu4 that, ell ha rdly . speak of it.. PeIhlaps III f t itjiuatil ill Sollio of ily ide ,I I1t iinstead of i woliall's fooling way it hr timte at. club ieet otgs, lis ImiIg to papers written by hlif eA lat \ oi olt'n ti itost, ca;svs, wily looe-n't 'h tat ke ia post gradliato l irse lit college. wre she would liwi- ltwOlil' Who knOW Som1114hinlgY thinik that1 half the vialie of collego ifo lies il imtinilig specialists, in 0minlg il coitiait With highly trainedl ninds, in voiling in touch with the iighvst I thought inl everyt hing. A 11n ges to his Club for plelsillro Hin rcreation; a woman to hor's for vor'k, and)(I the amlt11usintg part. of it ill s that, the averago clubwomfan loo-sn't work; she only worries. Sho Vorries over her papers instead of -VIll]y working ovie them. Now if im Wiits It(eIIIstlyN. t- work wihy lot'sn't she tam I coir.;e at soliv meil(gie ail go inl for work, lwat mid bratinl 1 am1 very ol faishionled aboult womial SuTfIrage Ilso." Miiss lalsey hesitit"d as if half ifraid to oxprvs.s her vie-ws, bnt vbln urgvI site said: "Do youl know if wonit could vot) I wouildn't bothori to do so. inally, I Soo to reasoii why wo shouldn't lua ve this privilogi as well ats lleln, 1)11 1, f .r one', don't, want it. I thiiik we have rights enough. I've never lt cramped at ill inl college, inl business or inl any way. I think we hiave full privileges, and, for my part1, I don'It see whtat mtore we couild aisk. It shouhlin't he so, but I htonestly 10 beie)vi t hat if women shiould o0 to the poltls politics would re maini just as corrupt. iThere is noe li tT eenco b etw~eeni atan and woman moraal ly, excep)t t hat womanti is less t'xposed andte temp1ted, and I thinik, if she only realized it, that it is far let ter for he'r to keep away fromt the "Doyo inutendi to pu1rsu)you "'Most dieiudedly,"' w~as t he reply. "Co)1lle life Itals hlpetd me in so manitiy ways thait I wanlt antht~tter taisto .,f it. I work so hard that I haven't kept very closi'ly in touch withi lyy !I i.a inattor. Collegeo lif ttaught 11i0 bo0w to think, how~ to conicnit ratte, iuredl 1me of illidlence, gave m1e conl to me a spirit of inIdtependen'Ice, whitci I hotpa, however, will atlways retain its feiineui:jttality. So you see0 it is but naltutrat thaut I shotthl wat 0 t aik it pocst graidiuit t' coulrst'. T'hoiro cre ai g'reat manyii) i line experimnital ,tatin in) tis1 cotut ry, niotal)y onie it W%isconin, atnd I should like to talki' a scienitilic courso there, bear ig of (courise, on myu weork heire. I pore over thle rep)orts from t heso sta-. ionis, 11n'd havte putt ruanty a tip ~leaniedl tromt them, i nto suicctessful petiration. Itead rauch I read hie ne iwspapef10rs and(1li liagazine atHi rlt ealI, buit Iitdo niot care mutchi or thle aiverage currnt novels.I ARE VOU BANK RUPTin health, constitution undermined b)y ex travagance in eating, by disre g(ardJing the laws of nature, or p)hysical capital all gone, i so, NEVER DESPAIR I'utts Liver Pills will cure you. For sick hIeadlache, dyspepsia, sour stomiach, malaria, torpid ver, constipation, biliousness md all kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills an asolute ce. iind vte reports I'vo boon speaking of far more interesting. But I must run away now and answer this dea patel about some milk aid a special eomIposition for an invalid." And otT she -weit, as much iuterestmd as tholi she nover had a thought above dairy produots, Know ,14owto.w. 'Ir. T. J. Anderson, general pas songor agent of the Seaboard Air Bint, soilletimos goes outside the newspapers for a little advertising. I%ecientI while in the Atlanutio Hotel, at Dorfolk, Va., he observed a man who had faintod. "Lot mo pass," etied tho general railroader, elbowing his way through the sur. rounding erowd, "I am a doctor!" The peoplo foll back and theself -ap pointed physician found himself in front of his patient. His manner was somewhat horoie, for after pinch ing and pounding the man, he took somethicg from his pocket and stuck it. on the man's forehead, jamming his hat over it "to keep it from the air," he said, adding: "The effect of that. plaster will be simply magical. Take ofT his hat in a few minutes and he will be completely well." With those words, he started for the Portsmouth boat. Tho crowd be eamo denser overy minute. After soveral iminutos the man's hat was removed. With surpriso they gazed at the plaster. It was a "'sticker" on which was inicribed in large typo: "Go South via the Sea board Air Lino."--Charlotte Obser Vvr. "Hore is a silvor dollar. Put it in your pocket." "I don't. want. a silver dollar. I want a paper one.' "Why It's a dollar any way you look at. it." "No. When you take a silver dol lar out of your pocket it's still a sil vor dollar, but when you take a paper dollar out. you tind it in creases.' Case of Poisoning Hood's Sarsaparilla Drives the Poi son from the System, Quiets the Nerves, Relieves Dyspepsia and -Catarrh. "While in the army I was poisoned in wardly with poison oak, and I did not get well for 15 years. My blood became so affected that I was taken with a hacking cough, and I was thought to be going into consumption. I took many different medicines without avail, and finally re solved to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I had finished taking the first bottle the pimples 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 been taking flood's Sarsaparilia for this trouble and it helps me. In fact I take it for all ail ments and believe it has no equal as a blood purifier. It quiets the nerves and gives refreshing sleep. It has relieved me of dyes sia and built me up." J. I. HIOLLIDA t, illiamstOn3, South Carolina. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the best-in fact the One True lBlood Purifier. Bold by all druggists. $1; six for $. H lood's Pills cuar iverIl' ay to SENT FREE to housekeepers Liebig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef COOK BOO K telling how to prepare many deli cate and dlicious dishes. Address, I.iebig Co., P. 0. Box 2718, New York. ehieieta,'s Eng1ia6 Dimena Brand rNNRoYAL- PILLS ATTORNE Tti.i LAW, SSi NEW BERtu RY,tcA't S~.. . Ofi o, Lam I ang ve r Od~. Mc oetE. XPE.. daeRouENCE~U TMaiMaLt seit rta akt nc _eu . IILD._PA puMNEffWBtoE tRR, S. dn C on e w Rasted ov1.er 0.t elt Heada h bad ' Gethr. OMie'Pi l. "Saved Her Life." RS. JONWALLT of Jefferson, Wis., thnn whomn none Is i1oro highly esteeined or widely kinowt, writes. "In 1900 I had a severo at tack of LaGrippio andt at the eid of four miotitis, in spite of alt physicians, friends and good mnraing couli do, any Iltiga heart nid nervous systiml were so completely wrecked, ay lfo wALS do spaired of, my friends giving me up. I cotild only sleep by tho use of opiates. My lungs and heart paltied ie terribly and any cough was Most aggravatig. I could not lIo in ono position but a short, time and not. on nmy left sido at ill. My husband brought io Dr. Miles' Nervino and Heart Cure and I be ganl takinlg thei. When I had taken a half bottle of each I was much better and contin uIng persistently I took about a dozen bot tIes and ivas completely restored to health to the surpriso of :all." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all dru, gists under a positive guarantee, first bottlo benefits or money ro funded. Hook on dis eases of the heart and H t nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL 00.. Elkhart. Ind. AGENTS WANTED In Every Gounty to Supply the Great Popular Demand for AMERICA'S WAR for HUMANITY Told in Picture and Story. cotpiled aSI writteni by SENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS, of Kansas. The nost brilliantly written, irost profnsely and artistivally illustrated, and tuost iitensely popular book on the subject, of the war with Spin. Nearly 200 Superb Illustrations from Photos taken especially for this great work. Agents ire miking $50 to $100 a week selling It. A veritable bonanza for live C1CVa1ssers. APply for destcipt.inii, Lerns and territory at once to N. D. TuoAmPs-N PFim.ismi Co.) St. Louis, Mo., or Now York City. Florida Central & Peninsular Timne Table in Etlect Juily 0. Leave Now ' oerry .....................................2 r.-1 i Arrivo Coin mn ia................................; :;r, pa No. :17. N o. 31. LV. Co1111u.. . n ........ ...... .........12 55pn I -17amn KRatern Time.) av. Columbia............................11 153im 12 7an entral Time.) .v Ddii mark ............................. 1;IllIp 2 2ani Lv Falrftax...... ..................... 2 22 m : 1laii Lv 5avanmeh ..........................1 -171m 5 30ami Ar Br u sw .k............. ......... 7 - a iii Ar Jacksonville........................ 1 25pn 11 2iami Ly Jacktionvvllo .........,............,. Ar Lake City ........................ I 25imi Ar Live Oak .---.............. ......... 12 I;3pn Ar Tallaha s ee........................ 2;3 pi Ar Itiver .Jnneti.a. . . I p.a A r Mlobile...... ............; 05nim A r Waldo ...,......................2 l'nm I I 25aam A r Gain esville.---................... 2 ;11pm A r Ced ar Keysa....... ............... o ;1,)pm A r Ocala ........................... 2 55am I :tpam A r W ild wood.....................- am~a 2 28pim A r Orlanado-.-................... 9 lOhun -I 50ina A r Tamnpa........................... 8 lit 5 2(11pm NOItTil IOUN I). N~o. 33:. No. 301. Lv Tampa..-...................... '.Ipma X 11am Lv Orlando.................8 lny m X ;Oam, L v Cede r Key -.................. 0am 4pt -Lv Gaines villo .................... 12 50pn A r Wialdo........................1 .5:lnamI I 5iin m Lv Tallahassee...............5 100atn Lv Live 0smk.................. .. 7 .i5am v L ake City .................... 8 28a,am Lv .Jack son vil.................. .Sniim x 00 pm1 .1v liruns w1ck.....................77 5pIm A r sa van n alh..................2 111)1m 12 (O'>pm L v in va11 ninali....................12 181)1m 12 111)1pm .v Fat r fax...... ..........2 02pm 2 l0n m LV...en.ar...................... 242)21 2 Sli nn A r Columla........................ -10pmn -I -ui5am A r Newberiry......................... 1222pm11 Trrains arrive and dhepart. in Cotn:nbuimn at Bliand ing Sireet Station. Nos. ;fi and ;:f0 carry P2ulkmnan, sleepiung Carn bet wien New Yo' k andl .11acks(onville; a so bouveen Cinacinnallti ad .Jncksonville, VI An Ashevlle, connctltng w ih I nlJIman parlor ears b)etweenl Ja2cksonville and1( Tania pa, iad rmuma solid traineifsom im r-212 iotteto 'Jacksonyvllle. No*. 37 and(11) (8 enrry Pualhnnn*drawin ig room1 sleieping ear het ween 'Tmlpa and New York, connctinC g at.[Chanrlotte wvithm Sothwesterna L1inmited. Fo~r fnrthetr itnformnaion'ap1ply 3'1n Wat JIUTLEi1, .JIt , Tr. A., Ma vftanah, (Ga. Rt. L~ MEA Y, U. 'T. A., Columnbia, 11. C. A . 0. MACi)ONI, . I . A ., .Jacksonaville, F*la1. ATLANTIC CDAS~T LINE! FAST LINE Between Charleston and Columbia, Upper South Carolina, North Caro lina, Athens and Atlanta. WV tsw rs. N. C., Aung 72 bi, 2197. (G01NG WRIT: In Elteet Ang. 7, (l(15no Es-r 7(00 aRn Lv.areUton, 8. ,...Ar x 22 pmu 8:;11 amt L v.....st~ ,n i.........Ar I; Ii 7 pm 9 408122 Lv -.........A in i ........ A r 1 p i I (X Iiln a r.....oin m i a.....Iv itO p m 122 7arn A r........Pp il y........- 22 j2 pm 12 20 pmt A r.N......N , br y ........v 2 ;27 prn, 101' plrn Ar1..... Clin la...... 2:2I 7 3111 1 26 Pm1 A r..... 1.n 7 n 5....... Lv ; 35 pm~ J 00 pin1 A r......reevllea.......L v 121li1 amn 321 P132p A r........8ar ihburg.......v II ir 1oa.. IIl 7pin A r ....~/Is 121Iar)i.. .l.v ml i i 22212 8 26 pin A r....Chrlot ta. N. C ...v u :c2 nmi 4 T.,l prn A r..IIc.nder1onville., N. (C..J, N 17 inu i 01 j ar A r...... Ate vl1.....v H 2' am Iluully. Nos. t2 ail 113 .0lid tr.1n bi4tet wI'4 Cha2r1es. toni and t:olimr bin. Ii P4. EM KIUION, Gen. Pattnon "'r Af.ant 2ean'itl2anager. Truaflhie anag(4r. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD, H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver. J:r'(e2 Iv'e Mt - y 2, 1x117. iietwveeng A' id' dlson naad. ~ WIlhaln. No. 12.ta Mion" No %'. Ar """".A .Aiddurs-m - -.....v :2 :is i A r 121 - a112."'""'"" '-.....v :2 h; p A r I 2- .'.'u.'' it ri.I ;r 12 --111) --nAaI Im' (2lrosi ...v I'. pm111 A r 9412 aim........gn{ 1 v iI 'i pa A r 1)25 8m..3...'t wesi 111102.l i A r 9 20128 n m Wa b g. .. v 7 Ill A . L Iv. " " l' .... . v A .a .2 It. A N I'KlttN 821.g2,g6A2 r21. Connoca l1.n1s 2, 8 12(1 IleP.I. Iwt.6n'. At Anderson wivtl~h... lrilWtw lay.Na, l Unofo.rMet 2....-AI SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Central Time ilptwvon Colnrbia anti Jaok-' scnville. Ensto.ri Thiv I1otwaminI 0 .lusnibla andl Oilher Potints. iTfoctivo July 0, 1898. Northboun.d. . 4ll. 3 i L. J'ville, F..&DP.Ry... 0 lp " av n a ........ ... .... 1'. s 110 p Ar. Colimibla ............. .... 4 (5p 4 21a Lv. QIhar'lon,8C&(1t........7 1k, i 6 Wp Ar. Coluibhit................ 10 M i 10 101 r r anbuai~h0~ty...... Ar. Anhvllno....................0 0)p 2 4,19 J.v. tunta, .4. Ity...........2 101) 0 p 'f rmniltovillo ........... ..... 2lo I Is " Tretiton ...................2I)0 11 Wp "s Johntron1.. .......... 4 1 2 10 r. ('ohnnubint'n. doI 1't........41I 20a Yol'hin Memhu it s ... ....... 16 6 04a " isnisboro..................0 ; U2 " htSte-.... ....... t4 186 "iokIll1..................I 2pI ~ Ar. Chnriot................ 8 Ifi 0 00n, Ar. (4rumimwro.... 10 43 1k 12 lip j .. ..... 10 S0a ...0 Ar. Norfolk .. ... 7 110 ... inillo 0.................11 61p 1 4tp Ar. HItimndu................ 10 i 0 21,p Ar. W~dgo..............6 412 It 0) 15 p 1112i0.1101.e..a .8 3% 11 0s' p ........... 10 11a 2 T Buw York............ 124 p 0 1 a No. 37. No. 2 _______________Dekioly. Dally. AV. Now ioro Pa. 1t.1t.........4 10 12 Vent L: n b r .3 ... M. 1 5 1p ...... Ar lNuort'k............... 7 hI..... i"iDan I lt20lo..... 51 p 0 15 a Lv. Wth'nou, o Ity .. , * l 431) 11 I5 pt Lv. I -uhingondi ................ 1l2 a1 t 120 p1 L". Itllore ............... 10.a Ibp Lv. No folh................ 101a 2. "r. Metuwiloro............... 46 p . . ... SonV_c il Ab_#)round7.... .N7o.) it7 o. 3 h .iinoln................. o5) 10 20a) R on i lr -----------........ 20"o 11 011a L li.. . t o.................... 10 43 a 11 l1 p L 11.11%bhod ................. .I1 4 t 12 26 a Lr C ila -I.i., t...........2 i 1 7 a LY. N olr folilk U1. d'..pt......... I 5 4 (X ty A r. hISM0n1bor.................. . l> ..'''''W i " TClenrito -.................... 1 1 a 0 25ap " l(1 k1111 '11................... 1 M 7 o a Ar. AII ...... 15 1 8 OU t;1' lIev lilt' -1)611 li S Lv. 81nn11sbir- ............. 11 40 a 2 Via Lv. ~ I)IAk -v. (lunhla . dop't-- ........I 0 7 00 a oh.s t.os--.................. 20 P 1 00 a LCo'bna. t .C.&.., ......... I 65 a 12 47% A av1.i 111... ............... . 4 471 6 08 a Ar. Jamksonvili. ..... . 1 42p 9 15 p LY_1l'i , 1 R -o.& .1-..t ..s..livicl7w 00. ExcOllcut (1aiy nsesngvr Hlorvice betweon Floridla and New Y(r. Nos.37 ann sd n--Wain ' Sonn .8outhwestera Limited. SultI Ve,iien ( trnint with dining cars tend first elaig c4.nehl,1s 101 Ih of Chaurlotto. -Amise .n,.vi,i, savannalh, Washlingtorn and w York. Ptilm'an, ShIePhOg Cars betweon Charlotte and I11111on1d. Pullmn111 drnwingt-ro tni pleov.tl cars be tweenl Oreenslro and N crfolo.C 441Conne" tink at Norfolk for OLD VINT COMO'T, arrtvI.lq there tin th1110 fr1* brenkfat. SM,! train, with 1 Ilor enrs, between Charieston ll an A rlio. Nos..5 aml 31-u. .. Fat Mall. Throngh ilhin drawitg room bltt 41vte-Ong art be Cen Jackiovillp and N(,wv York and Pull Dian sle.Aug ncars he ien Agillta i n har lotte. PT11i11unn sleepLing ears9 .4 etweein Jack 3onvillo and Colnimhist, en ronto (Ily I -tween aekonvilie 11td Cllitiniti vin Asheville. FRANK S. OANNON, J. it. ouiIP, Third V-P1. & (Aaen. Mgr. T. '1.. W1-Alsisaton. W. A. TURK, - 8. H. HAll)WICK, G. P. A.. Waahigton. . U. P. A.- Atlanta. SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Condensed stliutttle, It, I.freet Aiigu%t 7, lit. STATIONS. - - v. ,Cht1 ........... . I 1 1a .4 ruuib ..n.....~.~. . ) ai. 1 j,5 as in -r " N hne:...bx...........j 7 . n n l pn Ar Grevnwoo......... t-t0 ao m i lpy Ar. 10k1!:ss.o............... 21 t u 2 10 p i Ar. Abv i o i~i........til. a m . n Ar. (4 oeton ....... a.. m I I0 in9p 5 ______ . N'. No. i2. fi reeviW.~..... i -1 p ns Il J15tIf " 14e.iman,iI....I Im p msi 10 -210 a mn V" iilliist rb. ..2. 10 p n, 10 r5 a 11 rv. *A ssIi i- . . . .. Ol . 20 .11) a 1n Lv. Abbe(villo. . I u 'o ni il I5 la ms Ar. 5onwnd....... 7 40 1' n5 12 15 p ini " Ntey- .x.....I7 .h p in 12 3) p inl " (*r-wierry.....8 .1 p) 1in 1 20 p ni A" Pl'is oi.............. ..... n|1.-0 p in Ar r. Ctlshin l.. ............. . .| V 1'.IoI N - No ~.IN.l 101,21 ; *1.i ..... A i n. .. "V 1.12 S iy 860n 'i0(11n lI0d; ;j...jnta... 2 .2I5p 746pj o0 39as 12:Ij3 A .. Jonetvill ... " 2 21p 6i S:lp 11 25n 3120pd Ar.. Ni;n tinhttrg. .1,.v 11 4An:s 2 15pi 12 40n 13401, Lv. . $Synmrhnhtlrg. Ar. IIal 2 600p1(22 245p. 700pAr. .. Ashoville.. . v 8'A 2Oa!05. T, .in.."A ' n, n s.. Puilhuntin inlace 54ler-pinig cars on TIrahins 35aind 'ral ns lenvo Spjar lnbrgf. A. & (C.1 dti..'.n, stortlb>und,. 12:37 a. in. , 3:3s p. iin., l1:It p. im., V .estiul1:3 Lntd); sol Ihh.untI~ l':-40 n. ins., :15 . in, 1:3! 3.15., ( Vsilh I .it e. Tfrslsns leave ( Greenvil. A. and1 ('. sivaIfionI, rio1rl112,hi>o l.l 5 :45 a. is., 2:34 n1. a. mni1. 5:22 p. il., (Vestllbuledl I,hil:l ,...ng),l aundI, 2::5 a. mi., 4:110 p. IIn., 12:110 p. mi. I Vsstib i. l 1- itedv I. eunronsts. dally he enn Cll .h-son 5,villa. and jCiei Nos1i. 118 and 14. -SMolid trains, tvIth2 P'nlIliia ParIlIr Caras, het .-1 Ch'i (larlesto n and11 A 52heville'. i(AN NK tI. (IA NN.N, .2. M. :;lI 'TirdI V P. & fujn. Mgr,., TIrnmli'Mgr., VW. A. TUitK(2, K4 1212IA 2ll>WeX(, W.... hVusss iion, J). (3. A.5laia,129(21a. C'OLUMB3IA. NEWN'BERRIY & L AUREN ft AlLRtOAD0. limEl'1 Tal in errectl A n l 'gi l)'ly r.ng.'r Q'1 er " I y y, A.M. A.M. P..*.. i,. lITATlIO). . .21 7I(.$ 2 I ~ .vChrlioAr0 21 1* 8 2' 1 f'. .A;li a :1s i; o9) 722 81.7 2249 ..l(isi. :I9 1211 717 1l(. 222 (J '. 8.5; 7i 29 5 '9. . j~ '. . O X:i12 '0 :: 172** 1.1- 2 2 1 9:. ,j 14 227 20'' I 'i .j 15 12 '11 n . 1 'I 2.: . . II I - -5 .. 21 .2 Il ,, to11. k 2111 I -* 5 10I2 . 912121:. II n I 1 ---1 I II fo~ 2 -il . inr o n rC a J'o Alhanit. 4,a. 1itv, A ngtIalI,.AlIthuIe, Wil oil tlllol. NI,ew Oritll's. ( liattaintooga, NIsh,It Alvho lind Nt w York, 1141h.011, Hjilloni, %% 418h111gtoll, Put foik, 'llillinlell la. 'whut- It v 11n 4 lieeI Jolly. 11, 1894. 1'lI It A\ I,. No.4A. o. 41. . N ctW Volrkc, vita Plit. 1.R.*11 00in;*D k1)00oafn S al ttip ..................... 121 it 12 to aln I tiltiliciro........ ................. 3 1ii ** 2 50 G O W ashii gtotl..................... 4 10 " - ) 30 '" S itieblmonldv ............ I............ Ho>upin 9 t5oo la Norfol It, -ia b. A . I .........;8'0 m1 * 405 t'trtstin,antit 4 ..... 84l5 jua 924 " 1,v Wulden, Ntin H. A. I........ *11 28pi*115 Ar I l it.ison. ......... 2 n4) tin *I Ar ])il rihtntou, v it . A. L. . 17 3 1as 141 ps, Iv 1)ut r-111t, 17 .. i t p il 1 1) Ia fit Ar Ita leIg I, vin 8. A. L ........ '2 IG at *3 40 ll Slt ifor 0..............................6 4to i efi1 11n s.,............... 423 h 18 flalilut.......................... . 1 11; W latdexb>or.o ....................... 65: 8 0 i ro e ................. ......... ' 11 2 1 *2 v l l toi 2I -10 pin 3 plo " 5u 5II I1,a,-utbla_I.N . t. It ....... 11 C t:oi K-u r - ......... 9 4.pm ij ft 1211 1 Olvellwoodi 34 3 1017 tatis A bbevllis ......... 1103 " 1 IV * Hibelol -..9 12 07 pi 21 A Ihel u 1o ........... . ... + .1 Nlt r , . ....... I NJ 4 2 i Ath tit, 8. 1A . A. (..... 2... 24 114-)(111) ( elit i1,11 1 lata q _ I _____ NORTIn, . UN. & No. ... N. 38. A1200 t '7 COJ lit Wlower 44 pill 10A10 bhtl1 "Athens Elblerton 4 1:5 M31111111a " Wier " r ill Oltvellwooll ..... r, 11 '2i clain ", 4oAtit6IIa, C. . 1-. II. -. t7,45 8 13 '' 4 -.) k 'ltte loPtt, Va -K. A. -.. .*10 26 pit 07 Mi) M.' Ioil trov., v lit S.A. I ..... 9140 pil ( 15 Ilmilet, . ......... ;1115 "1 48 0 sott.l i I'...-K5........... " 12 . 20 ti' illelgh ...... N.. 2 14 N 11 2o W, iner " .......... . *12 ro -0 Im "v A n ......... 3 23 -m I pmll E b to " ......... 41 32 14 16 lit "IA I bel at " ......... 17 0 3C. ni I M ntin "IC,.nt on .......... 6 50 in *2 15 jmi 0bllta1lltii, .a.~~& I . ..... 8 "0 1 7 45 " Wash Iami ll ia t. A it i. 1. 12: 11 1 N0 Bil I yI.(. Ia .A. ,.... . ; pin I M a5 I'lir ad li tjn .. :1 ... p.. . 12 0: 6m " t'w1h V r P. tis .....* 21 '41 ! 6.3na "~~ I'rtrtaligih " ....... *7 25 un 20 p.-n Norfolk " *...7.. 64 *20 Xm - )1'. f1'y, 4.X. stIndity. NIPY . 103 loosed 41-1.--.To Atlasin Speil," A-1r 1 D u iil e T11 ......... 11711111 Sl4 o~ir an ClIoaih butwe-t .iti nton A(11 Atn ht Ilat lsito I111 1at l1111 8t1tpuperm la beh milal Io01-tu. IlAl lit ail Chet A . .C. N"i.41 tnd 3H.-IIli S. A. L. Expregit." Solid1'i'vidnla, Cotchr-4 mtid 11tillitiam Sleopolrs "etweeti I'oi*tioil1i11tiAlaaniti. Com'ph:ahy 8leepuarst betweeii Colintibliattaid Allmta. It,lIt traallisa 11110ce ImIllaedtj io t Ct)nnact ion l Alatta f Almooluomery, blobtle, New O ^.l air, Texitv, calrom-Ii, Mexico, Chalilt noogt, Nuiliville, Memph is. M atctn, lorlix. F'or TJicelm~ uSleepers)tat, aIfit 111110-1111tiln, aup. 14) ' 1o . A. Newlandtt, Geii. Ag., P'assr. Ialelp't a; R Imall I louse~a, At latltat, Uit. Ii .NEW:'%'LAND ,Geii: Agl P'ass'. Dept Ati ina (,a. V. 81'. .10 11 -IN, Vie Ptt.ires. aitid tell'i 1Aafiget. V '. I Iy . Sut11ii.ay 11. 'W. 1i. ( a. LI Elt, 'riom Mie NI iaifage.r. 'T'. .1. AN DER 4("N, (IThil IAanititiger AgeanI., aTHEI tAa CJ1A aIMUSTOIN 1,. tFrhoar.. Dolib Vietibly Trats of Pt.wen Cttleste a oltnaibltw ita Wn Atigtonld. SOVIll CAROINA & (414'.ORMA a It U htin lol'Nlinin11( leper et wenn l'ort. CaaIEterON. 1. C., aan.24,1697. N SCI4IEad I.-'E . DA;,.L.Eper, I'v Ch'Iartao ll................... 7 Ia) all) -5 :30 ill Soli lervi h d P..............7 .1 i G I ptlot es .............................r8 3m h id 7 01 a Ianlclill em.............. 8 :1 it 7 :5 Jint Alowetafilit..............mr....1 tt, 7 6O nITng0margl............... e , 8 a20 - St. ittle,w ................ ta,ll) 8 1in ForlI Mtle ..............-.l10 W4 fita) 9 0:1 Jin I(Ilvile .. pm............... n,10 Illt n 1 2 pi. L C al lllot w A Ga.... ... 10 t 1 .9 Fo.aTJHNV oll. -Pr....x.7nd Gen' M1 65 pge 11.W.. iti1O I t IrIn ... 11... 1t anager. ) ilt OaiTIEaig.A....,.:.T.8 21 a...62 pt DoubleIDaily Train...het. 6n att.6lestoan (le-rgc...mb....and..A ng atan. 4Itt ',v Charleston................... 7 t0 nma 5 30 p)an SunI'ier ltyl...............I 716 it) 7 hI lian Geolilrg ..................,,. II iti 8e 7 8 juty lIrea e ii................ 62 ;iat 7.12 pm) 1i0 wek vile ................. It l5 nm8 58 pmb Orangehu ott...............1 27 anm 8,0 17pm Alk. at...ow................I 0.) iam 5 -)1p Art Migaix, ............... ...0 00 nmia 10 0I pmn L gv gillo .....................10 21 nam 3) 20 pam A r o a "..".........7 55 lnt 10 17 jam LV Cin mVin ................... 7 It) ant -5 0 pam i)St. niaakhe.w............... 8 0) lila 5 44 pmt Ilinm Igalarg................... 8 21 anm 6 27 pm1 IirIas Ivtle ................. 8I23 atat 11 42 pm11 H rtne vii a'ti11a................155 am 8 00 pm GeorAags...........................*1 n O 34 pn)t A tC a ist 1.--............ 0 3, 110 ..v..h......t..n...................*1 a 5) 101pm I,V )''a n vii1rk....................0 75 pu, 1, Anibe rg....................... .7. iiam828 pm Ar Anaratrk ..........................8 -10 p nl tv Cihatkv i....--.....~.."........1 111 ntm 8 5 pm) Wa I(llvIion....................10 1)5 aaa m 31 pmt ILv AInlttgvlla.................... 26 % a m 1 0 pm ( inck,tJile v11 at.".......... 48 0 ant 5I 28 pinm A' (ihmtnk....................... 65 pm 8i I5 44im i a n t hvi tll ........ .......a 1301 nmtil ta0tpm Ae. tat al at An...... I..........aa0 atta gniai ta'0 p n 3)F1AStIi ttMa lixi'i i8A tTAt ~' A itt W'A lliaTa, A WkiTi .tl lI,ta )AN)1i n aTWCE AUtGUSlTAoa .txt e atREa tN NEW.tt'.oan Ylie. L v Ar1ng iaist ...-.............. ..~.......a.... y 0 p IiAa r i A Itat a........-.................".8 10n A r K ing I il l. ft---.........1 LI I n 4t3Ip a I, K41 in A v it I I It.............. 2!) It m11) . . . Camti n Jn ello ...... ...l4 00 a t 10n A A t i e0............... ' 5 4m8)11)nm l'innec.tion'lat, Chn,S ithSthr Nrh'arotina. oj) ran hO.we Car.' p in ti So th rn litiny t lilnt, A ilo ant aa.hear polnix )n "The 14 Cha ltn 't'lt e York'al J 41 kt.'nyltie,73 P Sm'.a lil iltitON7rall la ag r Si . VI . l) OW IINt enralAlange Gelorn 011108: Ci r4e)t n H.) 0 I1la801 atlI fttch Cajial y1 j)a Nehiiiti in...... Ag..,.1. I,n eA itg'a si,a 10..lt A .a i rt, w I i'J pit laitann )t~ lim . k Ai. h)I iv il, Avt.