The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 10, 1899, Image 4
J)UN GARY EVANs 19 AI*4OlNTrU
MAYOR OW IIAIIANA.
Ittatler Starto fleiue.--Ap;weisstaatesb1t of Iten
Ex-64nernor of Thil Nitae" Matte by
General Ludlow.
Habana, Jan. 7.-Twenty-five Cu
ban generals and chief met at Marian
as today to consider the proposition of
the Cuban army. Among those who
attended were 0en. Mayin Rodri.
gn1oz,comm ider of Matanzas prov
ince, and Gen. Moinocal, commander
of Habana province, were not pres.
oint.
A doctument was drawn ip for dis
patch to Gen. Rodriguez, asking
him to call a general meeting of of
ficers to take action, first, upon tihe
need of i suu f t]Onlke to (111le)
the oflicers of .'ie army to imake
it new -lart ill life; ind, secondly
with regard to the lack of respect
shown to tle Cuban officers by t le
people of Cuba and the Auericans.
The latter matter has special refer
once to the rofusal of the ummicipal
police t0 salute Ge[, Sanigily anid
other oleers.
Tht ieeting today resulted in a
three hour talk, critical of but not
unfriendly to the Americans, and no
disposition was shown to assume ant
atitude of protest or opposition. On
the contrary, a willingness to di-baiid
was expressed provided money was
forthcoming to give the men start.
As one of those prpeent put the ease
"As the United States collects the
island revenue., we imust look to the
United States."
Surgeon General Sternberg of the
United States armny today inspected
Maj. General Lee's camp and found
91 of the 10,000 troops in the coin
mand ill. TIero wis, however, not
a single case of yellow fever or
sinal!pox.
IIAIANA 8 NEW 51AYOR.
Maj. Gen. Ludlow, Imillitary gov.
ernor of the departinent of Hfiabana,
has chosen John Gary Eavanis to
succeed Iho Miarquis do Estoban as
mayor of 1aana, and Maj. .Evans
will asstimo his nov (ltities toilor
row.
The invitation issuod by Maj. Gen.
Ludlow for the sirrender of arrnat m
the arsenal, hans resulw& -t the vol.
unum- iTfnimii Wo the auithorition
of soveral hundred riflei.
H1OMEWAIII) iOUND.
The transport Panama arrived to
(lay. Gnii. Wade and Butler sailed
today on the steamer Mascotte and
Goen. Clous left tonight on the City
of Washington.
Maj. Wmi. L. Knel eI r, su1rgeoni
of the First brigade of the Secon~d
Army cor-ps, has1 recei ved 20,000( vac
cino points; andmu he and( Ils assi:t
anits hanve vaccinautedi the enltire popun
lation of Pinar (1e1 Rio city iln the
last throot (lays.
T1he pleamsanitest relations5C xist be
tweenl t he Cubans and'. the Ameri
cans and( manihy e'xamplles of hiospi
tality and g'enerosity3 are given.
SP'ANlAnlIs IN iIiISON.
Two hundred Spanish oflicers and
s;oldiera are in the, Presido jpeni ten
tiary serving sentenices impoj~sed uponi
them for military offenses. The
Spanish authlorit ies inisteatd of taukiig
themi to Spain to so; vo (out their
termis, left t hem, amon01g 500O other
convicts. They wanit their freedomn
andl have petitioned Gen;. Ludlowv to
release therm. As it is no0 part of the
bus8iness of the American govern
mont to hold( Spanish military pr'
sonors whose comuimon ofeniso has
been disrespect of tile oflicers, all
will probably b)e released after trial
by a board of oflicers which will be
appointed to inquire into their cases.
One prisoner was found todlay whose
Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywvhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
[Hood's SArsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it powver
To feeci the nerv-es.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,.
Catarrh, scrofula,
P:id alforms oflod
term had e.pired a month ago. He
was an American negro who was
taken into custody about tho middle
of last, anmmer.
The customs receipts amounted
to $30,000 today at this port.
If Admiral DOwey, now head of
the United States navy, had fashion
ed his own career, of recent years, he
would not now be the popular his
toric hero of the time. We are in
formed that when Admiral-then
Commodore-Dowey, wi,s assigned
t,:, the command of tIe A. ' tic squad
ron, he imdoI no outwamt sign, but.
in the privacy of his own room, with
no one near but. an old friend-ho
r,ived and stormed. In substaunce,
he said: "When a boy I ft -ght, un
dor the eves of the great Farragnt.
Since then, for fivo and thirty years
I have served myv country on sea and
shore: never a duty neglected; never
a mistako made; never a complaint
by me or against rue registered, n(t
now when the pro.7'pect, is iiminent
for war, vlenl at last I might be ablo
to niake a name through signal Ser
vices to ny counitry, I am aiinished
to the Pacitie, w%hier there will he no
op portuilf ies; banished to givo the
plac, that should be mine to some
favoritte .f those inl power. It is not
a fair deal: it will bo only two or
three y-ears until 1 shill be retired on
the age limit; this is my only chance
and this is denied me."
Oh, biind Dewey, who did riot see
what Providence intenh.d for him,
aid did not reverently arid patiently
stiuit, iml a great crisis, to the will
of heaven! There hIs seldom been
a more striking example of how man
proposes and how God dis, oses.
The Salt Lako Tribune, columnitt.
ing On this wonderful incilent says:
Loss than a year has passed minco
then, and see bow, no mattor how
ttliani proposes, after all God disposps.
ToIaY h1 lianks nll other officers in
the navy of tho United States; today
when mn all arouid the world think
of him, they thinnk inistinctively o
Parragt ind Nlson and the few
other ien viwmo, through lofty coumr
ago and supremo intelligeice, havO
HiriglOd themselves out 1ts thle world's
great.,s1a-fighters. It, was not alono
th4t Admiral Dowoy sailed straight
into ianila biay and challeniged
overythiig, torpedoes, shoro bat
terios aid the Spanisl squadron, and
in a throo honrs' light won an un
paralelled vi-tory; that mon hail his
nme. Htis pOrformances silrnco hiavo
est ablishted limt lie is a sttesmnan as
well as a1 iiight ing sailor, nttil no0w,
the million of his coutirtrymion only
want. to know that ho hais ap~prov'ed
someethIinig to app)lrovo it thlemiselves.
Ito wvent aiwaiy cruished in spirit andi
with a1 sense51 of irijurzy that just ico'
hadmi riot been'l done lhim. Tlottaiy in
hris canbin in hi is light inrg ship, half
wany around the world fr-om his nia
t iv~o shrore;, h1e knows t hat were hoi to
turnl his shipi's prow)~ for homelil, rio
mxatter wvhero hie might landu such
arn ovat ionm as hais neover booni
given anyi one0 w.ouiil bo his, arid that.
it. woinil lbe corntirnned ill) matter in
whint dirnect iron he miight tra vsvel, anud
grow in volurme as ~ h roceeed. Ito
know)~is, too, t ha t hris plrieo ini hiistory
w,'ill be~ bes'~ido his wS'~ho wais Ilai'hed(1 to
the crosstroo's of t hre ol "It trt ford'"
of~j~ nALTI.\1oMAtI,ZIND
Manufacturers' Record Publishing Co.
A M omit bly vIllulst ilated .Iour nalu de
veoted to Sothernit'i A\griculture, dea1I~lng
with all maiitters relamte d to Gene'ral
Faminig Live Srtock, Il'uiltry, I)airy
anrd every- farm interest. ands puirsurit ini
LI,he Suit h.
It is widely readl by) N'orthern and1(
W oesten farmers conteni plating mov
inIg Sonth.
It. onght. to b)e ini every Sout hern
finnily, for it is "'(f t he Sout hi, bly tliho
South rind for t he South."'
EDITORIAL (JONTRIBUTORS:
h'x- InOited Sit es -\ssistali Seercta'y
of Agricultu tre, lIxx-Director Inuted
Stats n'.iriciil it)t Id:x,eraiment, Stai
I ion in Nort.h Ca'ro lina. 1 'iesidenit
t.Ji ivt Ts i .v Ef Toni iiosset itind I 'resi
dlonrt of Unitedt states A'trienituiral
I'.xper. i inorent Statiin Tlerinressee.
. ii. H iIIe-struw. A. Ml , Phi. I)
Idx-C'omimi ssIionier of Ag~'ricult-r l for ()
Te'nnel~s'see. author iofi "'Ciiut, t and
Curning of Tlob'acl!I)" for U S. tent ar
coSusti', "411Tobacco Lea1f,"' "Shieep
Ho tshiandry'." "'Wheat (;rowing."
"Grasses,"' andI othier atgeleuIlturail
The1 regubiar subscnerip.tiont prico of
The Soulthern Farm Matugazoine is i$1
a year, but wo offer it and1 Tho(
Heraldi anrd NV'ws toget.I;tr one year
for $2.
A
and who drove bis old wooden craft
past the ironclads, over the - torpi
does, between the roaring rorts and
biure batteries, and through the fire.
rafts sent against him, and never
wavered, until when again ho do
seendod to the deLc, I Ito world hailed
imas the hero of Mobile, bay-Mo
bilo and Manila, to livo forever to
gether in history. Could Dowey
have had his way he would have
been forced to manoeuver under or
ders from Wasbington. No supremo
risk would have been permitted, and
the chances are that. Ie would have
been retired before ho could have
been promoted up to merely rear
admiral. Ho simply, with a hey vy
heart obeyed his order of banish
mont, but the opportunity caue to
him; he was great enough to seizo it,
and in a singlo diay drow down up1)on
his name immortality. Inl a singlo
day ho passed beyond where any
petty jealousies or the ill favor of
any inl power conld renoh him. In a
singlo day his mno111 was so iupress.
od upon civilized men everywhero
that they had an impression that
they had long been familiar with it.
He fought for victory in MaNilia hay,
and never onco thought, as the roar
of his guns as it sounded around the
world, would open to him the hoarts
of his countrymen as they had not
hoon oponed before for a generation.
After all, the self abiegation which
smothers solf and follows without
)laint the line of duty, 801tim1es
has its reward. And over all isGod,
Who in His own Way WUorks H1is will,
no matter what man's will may be.
DEMIT OF DIC. M10*W1- 1). HOOK.
The D)iniigulmaloq Ir-al)y3erianLI ci4-rgysman
Sticcuai Aftd,r Long I Iess,
lichmolln, Va., i amiry (.-Tle
Rev. Dr. M1oses D. IOgO, the Pmi
n1t Presbyterian divino a pastor
of the Second Presbyvterian ldivino
and pastor of t lie Second Presby
torian church hero, dio(d at Ilis resi
22 Months of
Mrs. M. J. Truckenn
Regained Her F
Dr. Miles' Restq
NEVOS ROTRTIN
hyseri, leelesnes,spams
conulios,hedaheec. r-%
sutfo adrne codiin f/ h
N hentersIn, thepbrans, whichmif
allowed to contInue without relIet,
moust result in a general breaking down
:f the nervous systemn.
D)r. MIles' Retorative Nervine has
e.ured nearly every case of these dls
ord1ers, where directions have been
followed.
Mrs. Truckenmiller is a prominent
lady in the town where she resides,
and the facts relative to her sickness
and recovery are well known to her
neIghbors and fricnds. She writes:
"My nervousness caime on from hav
lng LaGripipe. It left me weak and
exhausted, and I got a fright whIch
prostrated me, and then followed that
horrible disease. For twenty-two
months I never know what It was to
have a nIght's sleep. I had spasms
that lasted from four to Alve hours,
rtnd my cries wverc heard three and four
squares away. This is not half my
mferlng. My sickness cost my huns
band $800.00 that never did me any
good; I seemed to get worse. Finally
we tried D)r. MIles' Nervlne. The first
nIght I slept a natural sleep, awaken
Ing In the morning feelIng as if I were
in heaven. From that time on I comn
menced to Improve, anid now am en
Lirely recovered. I only wIsh I could
t.ell the sufferIng ones what Dr. Miles'
Nnevina has dna for mea.
dence in tbis city at 2.20 o'clook this
morning. Early in November last
Dr. Hoge, while reco; .ring from n
swore spoll of illness, was thrown
from his buggy by the vehiclo get
ting in collision with a trolley. Ho
was bllly iruisod. Two of his ribs
were broken and ho was unnerved
from the shock of tho accident. Ho
was a great. suflorer at times, but
was conscious to the last. The fun
eral will take place Sunday aifter
noon at 2 o'clock.
Dr. Hoge was born in Prince Ed.
ward county in 1818. He wits de
scended on his lather's side from a
long line of distingiished Preshy
torian divines. Ie was educated at
Haiden-Sydno) college, 'Union The.
ological semjinary and soon after be
ing licensed to preach was called to
this city as an aSistait to Dr. l'lutm
mner of the First church. His first
and only indepedient charge was the
Second Presbyterian church, which
ho bulit up and has been pastor of
for .145 yeart He stood in the front
rank of 1"resbv.erian ministers of the
South. 1lo was an authority in the
church courts and was soveral times
modert 'r of t be southern asseibly.
Il( hai also represented his church
on seVeral occa-ioins .,6%td as dole.
gato to pan-Prmsbyterian and pan
Ovangel i cal gat herings.
Dr. Ilogo threw hiis.i.elf heart and
soul into the Confederalo causo and
(uring the war ran the blockade to
England whoro h secured from the
British Bible society a largo grant
of Bibles 11nd41 testaments for the Con
fedorato army. He had tiken part
inl nearly vvery great Confederato
function an11d diem1onstration occuring
horo sineo lie close of the civil war,
such as the unveiling of the Jack.on
stANtuto and the laying of tho corner
stono andi the unveiling of tle Lee
statuto and tho soldiers' and the sail
ors' Monumort. LIo took an impor.
tant. part in tle ceremonies incident
to (he reinterment of the romain of
Mr. Davis and 0110 of his last, p.
poaraiws in publit was as oin,) of
the ofliciating elergymen at, Miss
Winnio Davi' funoral. As a pulpit
orator Ie stood in L.he front. rank of
the preachers of this country.
Sleeplessness.
iiller, of Milton, Pa.,
[ealth by Using
>rative Nervine.
OVERWORK, worry, nervous
irritation, sick headache, dull
.ness, sleeplessness, indigestion
and bilious attacks are among t,he
moro frequent causes of nervous
prostration. Dr. Miles' Restorative
Nervine is a food-medicine, furnish
ing in the most easily assimilated
form, the nutrative qualities nec
essary to build up and strengthen
the nervous system. Mr. I. N. Clark,
Vice-President of the Exchange Bank
at Leon, Iowa, writes:
"I take pleasure in testifying to the
curative qualities of Dr. Miles' Restor
ative Nervine. About four years ago,
through overwork and worry, I had
come to be in a very nervous condi
tion. About that time I made a busi
ness trip to DeMoines and while there
was under a special strain and became
much worse. A traveling man noting
my condition, spoke to me and advised
that I try Dr. Miles' Nervine as it had
greatly benefited him. Upon my arri
val home I purchased air bottles and
commenced its use, and I cap truth
fully say that It did wonders for me.
I hear tilreom e vioer one."
Dr. Miles' Reme
dies are sold by all
druggists under a M0
positive guarantee N4yfl
first bottle benefits Rsoe
or money ref unded. Hat
Book on heart and
nerves sent free on request, by tho
Dr. Miles MOrlina o.. Mkhart TntL
Sympatbetic junsbands.
The sympathetic tenderness of a lov
ing husband is everything to an exp
tant mother, especially during her first
ordeal. George Layton, Esq., a promi
nent druggist of Dayton, 0., gives the
following case:
A ctstomer of mine, whose wife has uied
four bottles of Mother's Frieul " before con
611uement, says, after seeing the effects of the
remedy, that if 4he had to go through the ordet
again, and there were but four outtles on the
market, nd the cost was $100 per bottle, bhe
would have them.
" Mother's Friend "is 't scientifically
Compounded liniment which affords cer
tain relief in the various ailments p- .
ceding childbirth, and assures proj- -r
elasticity to the cords and muscles it
volved in the final (r<leal.
" Mother's Friend " is sold by drr:
gists, or expressed on receipt of one
dollar.
Valuable book, "Before Baby is
Born, " niailed free on application.
THE CRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. 02.
AGENTS WANTED
In Every 0ounty to Supply the
Great Popular Demand for
AMERICA 6 WAR for HUMANITY
Told in Pictiure and Story.
Compiled und wrItten by
SENATOR JOHN J. IMOALLS,
of Kansas.
The muost brilliantly wr-Ittenl, rt
profusely amd att-t,i"tically illustrato(d,
til lost i ntensel.ey pot.id book on t lie
su bject, (f the war w it,h Spitinl. Ne t,
200 Superb Il ustrations from Photos
takicen especially for this great, w<'-s
Agents are mnakin-a $50 to $10o0 a V,.-,t
selling it'. A V(erVit,abl0 bo0ttlaz fGr live
can vasels. A Pl3' for dectiption,
Let-'lis 111 telritory at once to
N. D. Tm,MwS)N PUBLISIHINO Co.,
SL. Louis, Mo., or Now York CiE.
Florida Central & Peninsular
Time Table in E,.lfect July (;.
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No. 37. No. 3.5.
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Ientral Time.)
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liv FAirflax...... ......................... 2 22pml 8 l6am
L. 3tv "av11nn1h........... ................ 4 47pm h;i6ai
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No. 3i3. No. 36.
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Bland ing Street Si lat-. Nos, :i anel 3:. arry
Patilnnan sleeping enrs bot ween Newi Yo: k ano1
Jac"ksny lIle': a so betlweenu Ctncinnat naIla:l
.inek4otavIile, a.- shev'' lIe, connect ing wi 'h
tilmuan' palor)i II enIs br.een Jacmksoniville'
antri Tamnlpa, and run' solItd tralins I om (Char
l10t t( to ,incksonille
No's :17 and 38 eatrry~ P'tulmn drawIng roon,
ult'(ptinti catr between) 'T';uia anti New Yormk
cnntiniu aIt .Charlott e i.h Souathw~esten
.liwnited.
Fot' fur'ther Inf ormation'apply' to
WM. JIUTI.Eit, JR , TI P'. A,
Savtaiuinnh, On.
IR L SHtA.Y U. T. A.,
Coumhmub, S. C.
A. 0. MacD)ONI LI, (4. P. A.,
Jt ksunvyll le, 1"la.
ATLANTiC COAST LIN4E!
FAST LINE
Between Charleston anud Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Care.
lina, Athens and Atlanta.
P'A*48SNGlta '-EIAtrTMENT.
Wis.MsaToN N (C, No,v. '20t h, 1897
CONDENSME I CH Itt,'LE.
(IolNO WF.ST: In EIh.of Aug. 7 ('comNo EAST
*N'o. !.s 8'8 No. 53)
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Nos. 52 au'l 58 Sof iel tr?.ins het.weent (harioQ
Coitntia. N whe.rry anlil I.anrens'1 It. It. 1.ndf
t'ha,lesion nuiel WVst. Ca'olln., it,t
lI '1 lMI.)RSO, (O'n. Passenger' A gent.
.I. it. ItEN. Y, TI. SI. EM E.3IraON,
G(:t's ' a nager. Trufle 11anager.
BLUE illDGE RAllRGAU.
HI. C. BEATTIE, Receiver.
Efrectlvo Atly 2, 181'7.
He t IwIe Am ('('i'r'on nndi Walhallan.
Mil hiIxot.
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Ues.rfjoNuavw Pr,AesTU1 or SPINAL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Ventra1 Time 1ttween Colutnba and Vaeb
eeviilia. Castern Tiue 1let,ween 0.
lumbla and Other Pointe.
Effective July 6, 1898.
'o. 8s N e. a$
Northbound. ally. Daily.
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" oek 11111...................720p I68a
Ar. Charlottc..................8 I&P 0008
Lr G4reenalmoo............ .2 10 43 p 12 18p
liv. Orci2boro . 10 h) p
&r. Norroik .... .. a....... . 0a
....vll................. 11 611) 1 86"
Ar slaan...............60 40 it 0 25 n
Wr.itilligtoll ..............06 423a 0 81 p
4101hpooIla. R.It.........8 8px 11 WM'p
a105p 2 8 a
12 471p 6 28 A
NA G yoro............... 1 43 8 211.
r outhbound. No. 37 No. .
Daily. 1al5y.
LA. 0hmyord. Pa. i.it.........4 ... 1) 12 l65t
Ar. Washington.............. 6 6.a 8 8
1altnoIroP............ ' 03 01 81a
Lv. WYash'iOtt, A*o., hy* 10..p1Ic:
Lv. ielanio d. ............... 1: lut 12 OlIr
Lv. 1),wville ............. .... 5 4lo 6 1aP
lv. Notfutb o.............0 35 N.33
At. (iefwAorn..............6 4i . ..
lv. (reladel ................ 65 7 82
" :ailoti 1r................... 9 0A 102UP
llo.vl k li ................10 20a 11 O4p
cL. Nvl ................... b0 a 6 15 p
L Wli ro ...............11 41 . 12 20
. rcoin b s.. ..........12 7445a 1 87
ty ibilU U..dut ..... 1 16 p) 4 00 ri
JU laI Ii I I .. 2 5 a 00ap
" I i tikoHl .. - ........ ...... .. 1 2 2 a6
" ,1h 11te 1 .................. 1 95 1 7 pi a
Ar. Ainoa..o............... 81 4a 2a
AV. Ciblhtaanl'g .............. 11 40n 15 P
Ly. Coi'bina, 8U.dap'l....... Op 7 00a
Ar. Chnlstoa.................. 40 p 11 00 a
L. Col'bla, F.C.&P.y......... 6 a 12 47a
" Eavaninh.o................ 4 47 p 7 06a
. Jacksonville ........ 9 20 a 1605
L LM,PIG CA. sEnI00.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos. 87and 118-Washingtoln and Southwestern
Limited. Solid Vestileied train with dining
cars and flrmt class coaches norl h of Charlotte.
Pulana drawing rousm leephig cars between
Tampa, Jacksowville, Savannah, Washington
andNew York.
Pullman Bleeping Cars between Charlitte
and Richmond.
Pullman drawing.room sleeping cars be
tween Greeasboro and Norfolk. Close conlnep
lion at Norfolk for OLD POINT OMFORT,
arriving there in time for breakfast.
Solid tiain, with Parlor cars, betweem
Charleston and Asheville.
Nos. 5 and 8-U. 8. Fast Mail. Throug%
allman drwing room buffet. sleeping cars be
ween Jacksonville an.d New York andp
nan sleepJug cars betweou Auguista and
lotte. Pillmvian sleeping cars between
nville and Columbia, en rout,j daily between
lacksonville and CIncinnati via Asheville.
RANK I$. GAN NON, J. M. CULP,
Third V-P. & Gon. Mgr. T.M. Washnen.
W A. TURK, S. I. HAtDWICK,
. P. A., Washingtes. . G. P. A., Atleata.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Conldonsed ecf)(tule in Eireel
Oct. 10, 1z91.
STATIONS. No. 17. No.
Lv.Charlextoi................... 7 80 a M
. Columbia.I........... ............ a
" -rsperit'sy .......... 6 10 a mn 12 10 n'n
" ewerry..........6 26 a mn 12 25 p mn
" inty-x6ix...........722 a mn 120 pum
" Greeno~wood.........7 40 a ma 1 66 p mt
Ar. Hodges.............A00 a mi 2 16 p mr
xA Aaeiio ......._4 a_mx 2 46 p a
r. Ilelton...... ..8 53 a an B 10 p ns
Ar. Anadersons...........1) 85 a ma 8 85 p m
Ar. 4-ootiviIio. ... ... ... 1 ) a mn 4 15 p ia
Ar. Atlanta. ...........8 5.5 p mn 0 80 p am
STATIONS. Ei su. bily
______ ______ No. 18. No. 12.
Lv. (aronv11Io..........Titpan116aa
" iedmaonaa...........00pi 140ar
"_ Williamsaton........ 4Pi 06 a
f~Lv. ~co~rsin ~. . n...4 a as
~v~. lfos............ 6.aa1 6au
Ar. 1)annalds.. .... .....7 6pa I4 e
L~ k1~ra~........ 80 p mi 11 66 am
(4ronwod....... 0.0 p ta 12 40 p a
Ninay-ix....... l24 p mn 126 p5 a
Nowet-y........ 45 p an 10 p anm
Ar. PA>~2vpiiy........ ..9 8 0 p in1 20 a4 p
'L aailxanaiii...............8m1 5~~n
Ar. Piarosperi ............. ..I 0 4 p an
" olia ...... ..... 8 80Z2 m
Ar~...har..t......... ........ . . 6 4 pIIma
83a1 0 .... Co mi .Ia.... 8Sup'~~3
9t0nlI2 74....,Aan...Lv 880p 8S50a
10 lai W" ....antuo.."1 23tp 7 4ap
10 2' . a: " ...Union.......". 106p 7 f0p
10 hAid 2-~'.: " .... Jonesville .... " 12 25p 65621
10 ia 2 ;7*(" ...Pacolot....."12lpa 6 4'!p
20l1.Ar..... Aahaovillea... .Lv 8 20. 05
Pullman pa:ace sleeping cars on Trains865and
8667 andlk6. on A. ad C. di vision.
rainas le:ave bparsanburg, A. & 0. dlivision,
norihabounad. 0:37 a. mn., 8:87 p. m., 6:10 p. ma.,
(Vestibule .imnited); southbound 12:26 a. ms.,
8:16 p. mn., 11:84 a. mn., (Vestibule Limitlied.)
Taalnas leave Greenaville, A. and C. divisiomn,
norilahbound, ii :.15 a. mn., 2:84 p. am. and 5:22 p. m.
(Veastibuled L4imied):sou.thabound 1:26 a. in.,
4:80 p. mn., 12:80 p. m. (Vestibutaed Limited).
TraIns 9 anad 10 carry elegant Pullman
sleeing cars het woen Columbiaa and Ashaeville,
enrooute daily betwoeen Jacksonaville and Cincin
nati.
FR ANK S. GANNON, J. M.OCULP,
Tihird V-P. & en. Mgr., rafnlaMgr.,
Washington. D. 0, WVashinagtona, 1D.0
W. A. TUI(K, 8.11. H AIRDWICK,
Gen.. Pass. A g't.. Aa't heat. P'atis. A g't.
SWalhington, D). 0. At mnta, (Ia
('OLUMBIA, .NEWBER8'Y &~ LAUJREl'
... RAI L.IADL. l,GG5I al'lc a Offent,~ ang
.uth, 181:8 l.aulern lanadard) Timse.
'aanthboun- at] Aae.Nrthbaouaa
,ac.'ls Mix'<t ai Psasa-. Ml1'd i.aua
F''gi ily onag-r (ana'r lI'ly FNt.
~.M. P' .i PM. I'M A.M A r
yT 'Ti(INH.
7 '0 IA Chna rletoan i r S 00)
9 laM_Mntntar Lv 6 '
22 2 5i3 52 1 8.5
60' 4. Ia ' l,hv Laurenas Ar a -B. i0 I 4 )
6 1i0 0 0 163 ..Ciinton.. I'l SI 3 O 4 0)
7 18 4 - 0 2 02 (Gobliville 1250 9 17 ]l :i
7 80 7 "1 2 09) ..Kiard..t 12 G:4 0 5 :6.:
7 38 7lin 2 11 ..(2ary .. 12 .'8 0 8 11
7 15 72" 2 in ...Jalaa.. 1281 ii+r 3,4
8 10 8 05 2 82 N owherry I'. 20 'o ,1.z
8 .1> 8 30 24-7 Pr(s perit Iy 19 "7 6 .15 2 8
851 257 ... Slitlhs. 11(f8 l o
001 802 l,a Monnaliai I !. ,
92$ -* 12 ...(Ihaplill... 1I.S I :L
0 15 3 I White iteck il:a7 I
0 --7 312'l ilfalienIne I' 32 I II
'115 335 ...ruto.,. 1 2i I 0
10 '2. 3 22 ..I,capha ri.. I' I7 IA a
1 is 8 Sur(1oInabl'yl la '5 I. 0
3 00 A~ iGree nyvlih-t.v 120s.
ii ha SparIt abair, il I's
Tiri5' aand "ai ru 10 5 tG'91 hetl wEen ishI..r
I -lenton aI.IGi G reenaville
t o.~.'dt acnntio aat i.' nm alt r fo a.I~ll poGI a a
HAIRi BALSAM
les n uife the hair.
t-omotes a luxuariasnt owth.
~fj9w ail t7lgxre Cry
OjTD
'o A ittall. Vilt )i OtIA1g11n1a,'A ,.,1b, W II
inr . thgtotllug-,
Naihville lind eW Yori.
Lipsko, l ihond. WIttingtonu,
Nurfook, klilludelphiu.
Schouule in enlcat, July. 1, 189$.
SQ L I is Uit Ni. 4.- C, .
,v M work, via Penn.l w.l i~ni,s H0aln
" i-hilti i l a. ...............t... . 1 u 12 Li. a
" W & ng to...... 4 40 " 4 Ws "
' ilic ond ........& ........ 06opm 9(o I
lNaorjoii, v lit b. A ..e..... 0pm*
' ofle u1t. b .. ...8 p64P .920 .
,v WN 7l e in, V a S. A. I......... *11 2 pt115
kr flve ,-rRon. "4....0 6a 16
tr J 1urbain, Vita t. A.. .. . . if 8 aiA ld0p.
,V J;urhlllln, "o ,..... t7 G4 pmtli 101).
a Htaelh. via 8. . .. . 2 I1 Kun o 40 pill
" . . ..ford ..... .... . 8 - " 505 it
motitror P1ineN .............. 4 2 It t8
" I it il let ................. ....... .... 6 1 ' t " i j U "
W L W necmboro , ................... . 58 8 ( -
" lonroe ................. ........... 0 48 " 912 is
1 W 111i 1t".01....................... *12 , 5 i
as~UIa~hrlotte, %i %. b. ~7 50 I' .I......yi
" vhitter, Vin i. A. L .......... 8 (3 pn It u pltu
.,V (CoUlunili, C. N.oar L. 5.R. I....~.. to0~pti
kr Clinto " .......... 9 46 ani.12 14 .'
Greenwood " ... .... 11'85 " 107 smn
SA bbov I Il lo ......... 1103 f8h
-' Elberton .......... 12 07 pm 241 '
A t-benR " ,......... 1 ' 8 43
W illder ......... 16$ 428
Atlanta, 8. A. L. (Union 2 0 " 5 2"
Depot)(Central Timei
NOIRTiliOUND No.401. No. s.
by , ti.ta,(Ctntral Time) *12(;Oiin 7 6l0, m1
Wili cr ....... 2 40 pan 1t 40pm
Athens 4 ......... 818 ' 11 IUpm
Elberton " ......... 4 16 " j2 8.iemi
" Abbovillo 4 .... 51 " b.-atn
" irconao ........ 5 41 " 2 1 3ait
C .nton ......... 6 30 " *2 56uti
IrColi bli, C. N. & L. 11. ........... t7 46
.Ut.er . 13 4 2o
;thnlotte,vi,i . A. L...'1026 pm67 69
I~v 1Ito, io, vit S.A. L... 9 40 pm tian
jiatlet, " ..........11 it, 800
A%r Wiliinsxton .......... ......... *12 0 pan
".Southern Pie.200 10 "n
Italelih " *2 10 *)1 25
Reidco , 2..........2 1 0 an
V......... 8 2F 'n i l.b pmll
Ar Duit .......... :32 "4 1 pin
liv Durhnin " ....... 10 V t ain
A 0r W Jlto., vi', S. A. L. i 55m *2 5 pm
Iticilliond ....... A C J... 820 " 735 4
Wiashiingt'1l,vIlPelnnt. .t. 1281 4 11 80 t
" latit.oro " " " 110 pam 1sai
1 piladelphia. 6 " 850 pml 3 0 "
"4 Now York. " " " 23 " 665&j "s
Ar Portsinouth " 7 23 an 5 20 put
Norfolk " 4 *783 " *585
* I)'y. tJVylY, ex. Sanlay.
Nii. 403 and 402.-"Thep Atlanta .pecll,"
Molil Vestibulo Train of Putllman leepen,
and Conches between Washington and At
hanti, al.so tilltan I-tlec pers between Ports.
nioutit and Chester, 8. C.
1nit. 41 and 38.-11 he S. A. L. Exprep."
Holi lTrsoia, Coach48 atid Iu1llmtan Sleepers
between Portmouth and Atlanta. Company
r,lecpor betwoon Colutmba ml Atlanta.
B th traibos nanko Imnedfiate connection at.
Atlnta for 1lon Imgoinery, Mobile, Now Or
lcans, Texa., California. Mexico, C'hattA
nooga., Nashville, blemphis blacon, Florida.'
For Tickets Ileepers. and Information, ap
p)y to It. A. hewinnd, G4en. Agt., Pass. Imp"t.
It IlhnhnIII i l 4n . AIItta, Ga.
Ii. i. isEW LtiND, Gen Agt Piws. I[pt..,
Atlanta Ga.
S. ST. JOH N. Vice-Pres. aind Gea'I Manager
V e. AIcIEIK, enl tiupoerintendc nt.
Ii. W. B. 1,LOVF.R, Trfile Mlanager.
T. J. AN DiFRSON, Gentl Pattsenger Agent.
GENERAI OEFIORS: PORT3MOUTU. VA.
T1E CIIIARI.VXTON LINE.
Double Daily Trains between Charleston
Columbia and Augusta.
QUIONER TIME.
SOUTH CAROLINA & GRORGA It. It 0
PASRBNOBR D11ARI MNT.
CUAR.EBTON 8. C., De0. 16, 1818.
BUREDULE, ]>AILY.
Liv Charleston t ........................7 loam n pi n
Sum merville ................... 7 46 am 1 9 pi.
0eorges...... ........ 8 81, am 7 i pam
Branchlviie ..................... 0 5 am 7 1O pm
Rowesville ...................... 9 15 am 8 17 pm
Orange burg....... ........... 9 2 am 8 '4 pim
St. Matthews..................... 9 ,. am" 8 4b pm
Fort Mott........... . ..1001 am 9 03 pm
Kingvlle .....'.....................10 10 am 9 20 pm
A r Columila ...................10 65 a m10 10 pm
Lv Columnbia ................... 650 san 3 46 pm
K ingsville..................7 3. aml 4 'SR pm
Fort. Motte.................. 7 43 at m4 40 pm
St. Miat thews............... 7 LU am 4 64 pm
Oraingchurg................ 8 '9 am 6 17 pm
I(ow esVlll.................. 8 84 am 6 88 lpra
lira nehville ...............9)10 am 0 04 prn
Georges...................9 85 n1n 0 24 pmn
S9ummervillo..............10 22 tim 7 17 pm
A r Chn rlest on................1i 00 a n it 00 pta
'.v Charleston................. 7 10 am 5 80a pm
l3ian eIhv)Il............ ....9 15 an 7 60 pm
Itin brg.................. .0 4- nm11 8 19 pm)1
DJun naark ...................9 62 amn 8 31 p.n
liltuacv ille- .................10 10 am 8 LU lina
W 1i1' o n...................10 27 an m 10 pm
Alk e ........................1 Cii nY 0 57 pm
Ar Auat .......................11 51anm 10 45pm
liv Atugusta .................... 620 am 3 10 pi
Aikon ............ ........... 7*12 am 3 5.7 pm
Willis ton ..................7 412 am 4 :4 pm~
lacikylloe................. 8 0t1 am 4 73 pm
th'enmta rk.................. 8 10 aam~ 5 07
Hain berg ................... 8 27te m 5610 ptm
Iiranehy ilIe................8 be am 6 ( 2 pm~
Ar Chanrieaton,..........,.... i 00 am 84 00. pml
PAsT E4XPt.ESS AUOUATA AvD) WAStHINOTON
,WITH PULLafAN llTttWEEN AUGUSTA,
AIhEN AND) NEw YonRtt.
Lv A ngust.a ............,.................. 2 3 4 p
Lv Alikoen ........................ ........,,.,..3i0 all,
A r Dentns:.rk..............~............... 4 14 lptm
Lv Danutark .................................i 7 an.
Lv Aike-......-..-........................... 7 19 nim
Ar Aitgus.ta.......,..................... ..7 LI 'alm
A II,Y EtxOEP.-I tIiNtDA Y.
Lv Ca md en.,.. ................ 9 -45 arim 8 00 pam
Cunen.lun t ion,.......0 3. a n. 3 5.0 pma
Ar Kingvllle ..............In ...1 4' nm 4 28 pm
I,v K ingv illa ..................10 lit a ns
Caaien Junct,iota...... 6 m
&r ('S roden....................i -(0 pnm
Conniectionsi at Coluan-bla will. acnlten
Itallwa, fobr lil)poinltS in tipper Month are)
Nothl Carolina. Nolid ia ins heta w.e (l e,r
polints onm Sou tern ltFllwa3 i .o /ua,
Al ken sand o ther pa,ln ta ln **' Ia ( l.:a:0
Line'*iiai Chasrleaton, with C1lydi . ,4. Ren
ra to New York and .lJnekso'nytld
1.. A. I'M CittON, '1 iaie Mtanor'
J. 11. SA NiD, (Mieral &lannauer
(4eneral 'Ofitsa: I !larl.-atnn e.0
C18r1c8t01i aild W~stelli C8rdlii Lygy Co
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
8Viehteis- I Effect- A tan 7, 1898.
l,enyn A ugusal "----... .1 -0 a a, 1 4(0 p n
Al nive GI re, wi..... Iz Jr, yea ..
AI unl o ......~ . ......... o' it";;i1
fann reau.-.-...~.I ti p ri m 03 a am
Gree-a vIlle-.8. 0 O' y in 1 ;5am,.
(114e1*) . inage.'. ' 00 ty
^ etli te...s........,..., 7 1 JIyl "
I Ii. ar.. na buIg .....11 .tp a n
- Or- /aoI.......... 2 j5 p a
T,I!Ia V(----*l------....... . ..' a 0aa
n?n ...5103 p rn Ib (l m
A Ive re b ea......1 -at -E .b(
.1~4I,(at. . 7 10 1 Kg
A 'eersbur o............. ... 11a m lt
__ Ae h g s i...,,........ 8 1 fl m 1I. 41
A a '"" Ial~gl... ....... 5 5p
or et. eIoytr -~~. 7. 1 05 a Inll .O
A llela "- --................7 00 pm11
l'slre,x....-............510 pm
Iien n nifOt."............ 7 .' O m
3 'art. ie""" .1 '"""" tal 70 a m 11
Sen v t, a................. 5 pm 4
emn__ (; ol4 --~.-.. ........ .. 0 403in
t.lvomair fox'""""...-.--..........6 10 a m
- - *il.............11 05 am
i'or. Hysa......I ....' 8 10.pml
hioun Or .. I'll p ill po4nt pm
I 'nueton Gre..wo..06ph for 45pll
ArI.AnbIrg with.........r ..itlw .iBl
Araat .....r........n.r...t.iv . 19kos'
rtes,. nih tnin- a, AI' . w.kecls
Wa ..JIi.0 tad0 C. nta 'n( . A Iwa,~
E. M NOu 1 80. Ap t A ugusta, (Na,
T Mi Wuunan Tr.. ..~j