The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 20, 1899, Image 4
At% leedirect mntemasat Sa, to Un,tsals Iliu
stile of ih ,.i'or' ttory-Says he Was
D.eiv.i by Too Aideit krit'Iedo.
(News and Courior.)
Colimbil, Jan. U) -Logislation
has boon completely overshiadowod
during the past week by the Ellerbo
seinsation. Tho law makers havo
contented thommelves with preparing
thoir bills and getting them started,
aild then talk about thjo gubernato
rial expose. Thorp have een somoe
rather severe t.hings sitid aboit thet,
alfair and tlbhre seems to be no chum -
pions of the "deal." Govornoir El
lorbo is g.ttllg an all1 round raking,
but, there is no liklihood of ain thing
bving donle', unloss h1e Wilits it. If
GoverlIor Elierho a llsks for aNy inl
quiry or vindicat-ion, thon thero Will
be livoly tilm-S, but h11 ro d oes not ap.
poilr to bo anty mlovement, at prosolnt
towards taking any proceedings iml
pealchilmnt or- othmrwism-figainst
Governor llerbei. Theri has boon
talk, ibut. no one will tak the lIadl,
anid very mianly membllhrs saly thlo ill.
cidint is not sllficintl gravo to
wiaraniit. implrii nent proleedings,
but tha ht t ie mieihmers ad people
gonerally c-ani md will como to their
own) Conclusions atbouit thm a111,1ir.
There is much surpriso that Gov
ornor Eleibm Is had not.hing to
Hiay "for publication" about. the(
charges; nlot, a word. 110 is Its mu111.e
am caln be iiiginledl. 11) taliy-s he
1111y have soinething to say, hut that
muerely covetrs it reiot-o cont-ingoncy.
Wednesdaty, Thurilly, Friday, Sat
urdly anld Sundiy have pIssed ni)d
not it word yet. Two days has bhei
spEOt it the aniiilSiOP, Som tlhoughit
in the preparation of the Oigerly
sought, for sat ment; Iut it cmnv
not.
,lt%y say -0overnior. EAhelho huas
beenl advisod to) ignmo tho "rewis(
ings" aind exposurl,1 and to go onl inl
tho evon tenimr of his way. l14 is
doing thim, whethier it. he "by andl
with th Ildvico of his frionds" or
iot.
to know whit. (Governor lEihIorbo's
viow of the matter roally is. ilo hIs
iever tol 111m, alhouhliie has talklehd
Itboit the muatter Sevilii times.
It. Comes fromt om of 1'his frieds
hat ho (llillis to havo biven bidly
fooled. Ho dos rnot at llevgo that
thre has n1)(011 haid fiith in 1 riijnl
nad way, but that his frienuds in thir
airdor foled him and Alr. (ionzles.
11a1d1 anyl~ rtIV 1ureis, irocty or II inl
directly, for ti ih ppot of ThIe8 Hate',
but th:ltt his frienals did so wit hout
his kniowlodge amle iln tlwir 'zeal for
his cause15. A. Weoston, so it is said,
wais tailking with himi and tol hun11
hlis view" wiaS thait the4' i<ptior <i4stionl
shionhll be' heft to thei peop)le to voiteI
bot ween tilt! dispensarny ii prohil
biition. Tlo t hiis ( 'vtrnbor K'~lerbe
m-sen'ited( and said thaimt t his waiS malo
Chalirle'.ton- favt on a vo 'te hett wiet'n
prnolhibitio tOl i 1 theisii!oary'. The
let tor' 1 was writte wlitW h t ho under-i'
staintlIg that it. 'ouldht beshowl nr.
J - M!---, of Ch arlest on. (1 overnor~
Ellerblo (contten1ds tt hoe nevert' knoew
Mr. Wteston showedt the1( let ter' to M r.
Glonztales, andit 'onitenlds it wias neiver
so inltend(ed. As to thle interview~ ini
the Oeenive oilice, at which lho
is said( to have told Mr. Gonzales hte
wouldi fiavor local opt ion as between
high license, prohibit ion and the dIts.
pensarly, ho dtenios tho initerviow iand
st.ates 1h0 never malide aniy such stto
mont. As to the Duncan interview,
ho claims to have boon misunde'r.
stood.
Now this does not come from Gov,
ernor Ellerbe, as ho hiac nothing to
say3 ''for puiblicationi," but1 the story
comes froml a friend.
Mr. WVeston wventi to Chlarleston
with thio letter-expenlses said to
bayo been paid b)y Governor Ellerbo
---showed the letter to Mtr. J- M-.
No encouragement. Sent to Mr.
J-- B-, who told him there waus 1no
use to tatlk about Charleston's vo)to
being cont rolled, as he had14 been told
before. Then he went to see Mr.
J- R-, who wasm out of t he city.
Findling thinlgs so) discouraging in
Charleston, ho returnmed to Colunibiat
to awaitt the result of thet contest, in
which hie ha ud triken suchI an (let ive
and earnest par. as8 the friend of
Governor Ellerbto. Mr. Westoni l1ad
already beon Jlectodi to the House8,
arnd had nothing to gain, and wanted
nothing, as h0 has very ro8pon8ihlo
A horse inl the lead pulls III va'n when
the wheel horse lays back it the biecchiig.
A IIn's body is a gooti dCcal like a tean of
horses, tid limust wot k ha inoniously. Tihe
head tRVay want to work, ad sttive ever so
hard to work, but if the body is balky and
sick the head will ittake to p'iogtess.
The lin who is out of cotiditilt phsical
ly uay as well give up ti ving to wot k ten
tally. .le will llot Ie ah'e tit d good wolk,
or atisvti y wor k aid in the entdeavor to
do so will 4miy d1 hi-.ist-l fulther lhatil.
The rea- it that int i h-'r nt" Vous exhalus
tiot ald 1 t tati ti s that thev ti v to wort-,
the i-ain whtI :ht l. dv is lalkv. The
right !hi:lz fo, a -ian to do when ie finds
lit is ,t Von-- 'bv-ally is to give the
uminid ai little i t. ui istito~'iplyv ieset to
t e ight T411iN dy 0 1'e 1 h.stwal ;tililnents.
D)r. t'ietee's Gokh-n i'ia 1 )i'overy is
the best (if all inediciies for a lmtkv body.
When i tle head aches. the :ppetite uN poor.
the sleep is tvestle-, the it v . are Slky
and both body aitd 1itin sitlfer Ctin d ill,
ness and lassitutde, it is titne to reort to
this great Ie tviedy. It it.tores the ;pi -ite,
corrects all di-oIt-(lIs of the digestion,
makes assiinil.itii p(t feet, invigorate' the
liver anid put i fics tnt<l nouirishes the blood.
It is the great blmod - titak r and flesh
Iilder. It is the 1..t of nervt- tolics antd
restorative.s. It mnakes boti bly and brain
alert and active. Alelicinie dtalecis have
nothing "just as good."
"I sftier#<A five v:mrs with tt ulcer niti the
dloctor. hettv 4oLd,11. 1.)t d1 mne nily voodl", writes
Mr. J htit liikiuis. )f linva wood. . Nialisim . , o.,
it. " I to4k tw Wlv bittles (if Dr. i'i'rce's
G (Oldtn t ed1 4it.11 111"Ovel y and11 ! amn w-l I
Vould have hito my gilave it it had nt been
forrt youl. lildiilit.."
Feor con .1ipatimt and indigcstimi. D)t.
Pivrce's hI :1.atiit P(lcl t; ar teltist tat
ural andl lotfeet enti t vor lvi l. They
act geitly but sitNely, attd e lepc a />rna
nent cure.
positions a tI st l tigl l r l.
If th .re 11s1Ny now dove.oliilt
llost likely it will im illn 4t 1tttlp of
at sIatommnl of Somt)(.sort. by Gomornlor
I-1lerb-I, pow-ibly ill Is Ilin url, of
1he itnciclti, buit, nlothinlg thmr'wiso
Sveims to o expmt.d. Somlo svoiln
to think tat. whltevor will Ilpponl
"in ro Willimi It. E tllolrb." will be
onl thet ovells;on of thev illallIluration,
Which is likiey to bo oil the lSth of
(the 11oonth, Wednlessday.
If wte is at cilly sni'ilitisli atbout
tli heart, r4ad tho rd .11111-iter of
. vllt ions.
Sores ai
It Matters Not How Ob
stinate, or What Other
Remedies Have Failed.
ObStinitnto sores and uleers, which
3'rfust to hetal timdier ordhinttry trea'tt
ment11, s(oon)OOti be3orn cronic amuti depj
seatled't, andtt leadt to c, otalitionsi most
seriiouts. 'lThey arie cautsedh int dli lftrent
wayi3s, bt, in every caiso the blood is
itvolved , antd nto amtounit of ocalh treat.
met, canui havte itny ('fet.. TIheo poisotn
nutist he eliiminatedt from thte blood
beofore at tcure can be hadt.
THROWN FROM A HORSE.
MIr. II. h ithn, of Ma rioni, Kansais,t~ wsrtes:
(tatu \\iwoot. was, ithrownt fromit ntose, ro
ee'lvling itn wud of thte senuip. 'lThitagh iittder
ftial ly beentne very anigry-lt''.king, i otd brcoke
out, to a rituintg
to other' parts of th e
seipi a ttdii ran tdtwn the
sidet of the nmek,tnereaui
in ' in svitan fetar
fud disfiguintg her.
.' She wias theni ineed un-i
dier thlit c'arc tif the fac
utlty of ai well-knjown
-i. hotptil, lbut, even the
- trIeae se rteceied
/ . there failed tiarr-est the
~~of he tnny cures of
by 8. S. 5., we decided to
try At. and it rellt ievd her l rmitly. t i a few
miothis slit wtas einttirely c'ured, atidc searely
a mar ik now remnhl.s where the dIsease heldl
full sway."'
.A GUNSHOT WOUND.
Capi,. J. H. Mcelrniyer, the well-known dis
tiller, of Lawrenceebu rg, Ky., says:
- '' iofwarZld, Mo
COUTlNG, ON TUIE P'l
- LVx: vs. DIStCll
A DAND4Y AT Ills RE~
At 'CANE 1 GlE
- .' Ad-csARICES&
- * n a(e
HINUING APAl'EAL TO VETERANS.
Capt. Iredtt1 Jone., ol York County, Saym
that Charlestou cain be Relted on to do
haer Part and More, but that Every
Well-to-do Ex.Conifalerato In
Every Counety hould Uoutrl
bute to Make the Uranet
lituisiiln Ia Ma gnHII1cet
To the Editor of Tho News and
Courier: The followiig retolutions
wvrt' adopted by I ho executive Com11
mittvo of the United Confoderato
Votc-rans it their mooting iu Colum.
bin, November 1M, 1808:
"Hesolved, that the members of
the exot tivo committeo and the com.
man111.ders of the local camps, U. C.
. in each county bo appointed a
comilmitteo to tolicit assisItnieo ill
provisioim for the ontort.itimout of
the (onfederate Voterans in Charles
ton during MAlfy, 1899, anld that in
each couity tho comimlitteo ihal use
tho best mnoans their juldgmont to in
torest t ho people to cont ributo to this
latulablo un11dortakinig. That the
comititoo inl t ho rospoet ivo counit.ies
conInlicato by lebruaity 1, 1899,
to t ho chairmnu oft ho ,xecttivo coin
mitteo in Charleston what their coun
ty will probably do towards assist.
anco inl oultortaininig t-ho Vot-pralm."
Iniving been appointed chairman
of the committee which reported the
abovo, I ro'l it inem1nbolt on m to
c1d! public attention to the resol.
tions, an11d to urgo tho citizols of the
various counties to assist in making
the occasion it grand success. I in
stire it is only eessar.v to properly
adv(.rtiso and mana111go this appoal
tor iissistanco to socuro the most
aliplo conitribit.ionls.
It would bo iinost hocoming and
appropriato tribute to tho patriotisim
of o1ur peoplo if they shouhl nlow of
fvr help to iho citizon.s of CharI s.
to:t who Itavo o geierotisly take
upon, thion-;mves tio iurdeni of pro
vidintg for this mammoth ientertain
ment.
11iouIsaNs of voteratis, inaty of
thm bllt Iltl -rrd in Sorvie Of
their. coundr.v, will a1Ssemlb'o inl the
ures
rid Ulcers
"Som years ago I was shot in the left leg'
rece1vting what I considoed only a slight
Wou n1d. 1 developed
into a rtuing Hore and
gave m11 a great deal
of pain and inconven
ience. I was treated
1Y may dotors and
took a 1imbr of blood
renedles, but none did
melS anIy good autit dlid
n)oti)4 sem to eheck the
prgesof tho sore. [ -
eile(. 8. 8.) high ly
recommtendedIC( for tI~ to
blood, and concluded to 4 ~'~
give It a trial, and1( the . ,
reu0wasi very gratIfy-~~,ix'
I ing. s. S. 8. Heemoed to
ge tt oightt t he tronle,o
ont1 of moy blood; soon4
afite rwa rds thel sore healedl up and was cured
14ountd and1( well. I amli sure 8. 8. 8. 18 by far
the best4 blood remedy mlad1o."
It matters ntot how they are acquired
Or wht,~ treatment hais failed, 8. 8. S.
wvill cure' thte mlost obst.tiato, deep
seatedl Sore 01r uleer. It is useless to
expecCt local treantmeOnt of salves, ho
tions, etc., to elfect a cure, because
they cani not reach the real cause or the
troubile, which is the blood. 8. 8. 8.
drliives out, (very trace of impurit y in
the blood, and1( in this way cures per
imnemntly the. worst caIses. It is the
only blood remned y guaranteed
Purely Vegetable
and. contains not a particle of potash,
mer'cury, or other mineral. S. S. S.
cur es Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof
ula, Cancer, (Catarrh, Eczema, Rhieu
matismi, Sores, Ulcers, .Boils, or any
other b lood~ trouble. V~al uable books(
0on t.hese di.uases will be mailed free
to aniy at(dress, by the Swift Speclin
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
* mc? o sivel, and)1 Sport, anld will be the
AI LSI'R'E
Gnvin HamIIIilton
d . -- li-e t;lcat.
S AO. 1 STXClIAE O II5
N3TIlE GUJNSIIOT MINE
iT TilE KIllG'S TR'IEASUR E-SHIIP
I' ,"uov',n .ases ate the actual expert.
WAY CRUISING WITH DEWEY
BILLY OF 1BATI'ERY B
CORIRISPONDrNT AFLOAT
A I u ION I. CIlI..'IAN
I CAPRON ATa El. CANEY
ON GPORT AND) TRAVriIL
re i. ipe , a o'rv like and energetIc boy who
IAI1CTIC WVAYP'ARERS
Iny ('v - U . A\ oa.ts
T'.70-FO0TED FIGUR)E-CKATING
~Sd BIICYCI E POLO
lIt .A. I I. G.ootna:v
'" Tori c.4l A u: cIA.f
uo each mIouth) in the RolV 'D TAI UI.E
Subscr/r>tion, S'2 00 a Y,'ar
1I2OTHiERA. PulhtermMms, Ne , N.Y,
"Old City by tho Son," gathered t<
gether from every quarter of tb
South.
Charleston can h relied on to d
her part,, and more than her par
and if ovory county in the State wi
give a helping hand in this .patrioti
colobration South Carolina will hav
cause to feel as proud of her bonevc
lent, charitablo an<1 hospitablo spiri
in 1899 af; sie don, of the chivalroni
self-donying and horoio do3ds8 of hr
son8s and dauighters during the wu
between the States. .
IlIEIELL JONES.
Rock 1ill, January 10, 1899.
GRElAT 1.111RAMAi.N 11HCADI.
.10ohn Huin.aal 1,41ungo, Wh14 Hlad Char-ge a
the Utu.mgrehglni lbr-ary.
(Special to Grtievillo Newi.)
Washington. D. C., Jan. 17.
John Russell Young, librarian of th,
congressional library, died at hi;
residence hero this morning after at
illness of soveral weeks.
Mr. Yoing had a notabloeareer ao
journalist, diplomat public oflicia
and the intimatt associate of distin
guished public men. He was bort
in Dowington, Chester county, Ponn
sylvania, November 20th, 18-11.
COUR T MARTIAl. FOR RAOAN.
Presldent Did.m (1n1 at ptsjtivelt-y ilt
Annotti,en It ollilaoly.
Washington, Jan. 17.-Presidoni
McKinley annonneed to the cabinol
at its rogular ieeting today that h<
had dotormined to court martin
G3olloral E'agan.
Secretiary Alger wai not presist ai
the cabineto meeting but AdjUtitan
Gonkora1l Corbin was at the Vhiti
iouso in conferece with tli Presi
dent. on t1ho subitjec jist. prior to 1h4
cabinet ses,ion. Tho ordor for tih
court martial was mado this after
noon.
(Faniritiold Ntews and~ 1 Hldel , I10th
Mlr. Gonzal-s' statelme n0 explinr
a lotter IeerCivd by t0he Elitor o
Tli 'News am1 H1orah-1 a mfy day:
beforr t slo prillury froml MIr.
Wvstorn, a personal friod of lon(
standing. Mr. WeI(91on1 wrcto "Con
fidentially'" to fial ont What Wt)re t,tj
Governor's bcliles iL Fairliel1, fil
he adlded that V.llerbo woulhi stippolr
a local option plan. VI 11r-0 giltd, it
view of the reveliations of the las
few days to say that a reply wa
sont to Weston t hat. Fairtield wouh
give her vot e to Foat,berstone, wvhic1
she did, and that EIlerbo's di spen
sary wvoutld prevent onr support ing
him.
if peole pls. *y oul wit h3 hard words
read thle 15th ebtapter of .John.
Ii f ou are losinsg c' nI lide i
men, readt the I13th 01 p)ierI of F"ire
Corinthuianas.
TflY ALLENS' FO0T-EASE
AX pow"'r tos h sh',ken inhto thl
sh5 --s At t his sea, o -r feta. for
swllen, niervonis andit (lunp. If 'o
have's stmart ing fet orI ti' I
she i ry .-\ dii 's Poot Eas,
It. W'arins I i feet andi nolotk
wa,lin g ('asy. Cures'0 swollen tin
swventing fo,t , b.isteOr-f and1 callot
sots. IHelieoves cornIs andt bitutior
of' all pain andt is a certaint euro ft
(ilblains and F'rost bitos1. Try3
todayi. Sol'd b Il druggists all
shoe store-s fo r 2ie.. Trial pa'cka
ltili. AhessW'', Allen S. Ohnste<
Lie Ioy, N. Y.
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the feet. it cures, painful, swolle
smiarting, nervous feet and instant
takes the stinug out of corns at
bunnions. It,'s the greatest comifo
discovery of the age. Allen's Foo
Ease miakes tight or new shoes fe
easy. It is a certain euro for Ci
blains, sweating, callous, t ire(d, achir
feet. Try it today. Sold by ii
dirulggi,t s and sIos stores, 25 oi
Trial packago 1 FitEE. Addioes
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Mrs. Henry Brtins, wife of tho well kno ii
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Nervino and Nervo and Liver Pills, whi,Ah
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L v . eak rfav.i.................... 8 n m Ii 0 m
1. Cl in i, .................. 7 4n
\r :-ewvn n...r................ ........12 2. ,.,
v ye X ......, it........... 2i i 2p ;&i)i i.
it I itend i k sl .e ................. .... - h 4 p 31 .
\ wb y ............... 12w 2n . ; e
t dTaini ariv am erarsoi rints Cno'i.
Ilihad in.t.iiee vi ale vs t nt;
PutIc ani .i slet Wing enrtihe we and New Y'.- k
eoniaiuiei pal Chits -te i intacksnvx
rt.imited.
lii arih' in foruimat ion an'ily to
it e h!WM. 1l(UT KIEt. .Jk , T1 1'. A,
(l Sia vani nahi, Ga.
it. I, NEA Y. U. TI. A,
0 Columbia, 8. C.
]A. 0. MA'eDONi .a 0 . P. A..
Jar vil. ihla.
S ATLANTIC COAST LINE
r FAST LINE
SBetWeen Chanrlestion aned Columbi
3' Upper South Carolina, North Carc
lina, Atheus and Atlanta.
tPAMSNi.:xa i'EP~AnT~MF.NT,
t- I1,MtN5(TON N C , Nov. '20th, 1897.
CONDENSED) 5CUKi>"LE.
(ThioIN V WasT: in Eileet Aug. 7 (o015a EAS,
1- *No. f'2 ;848 No.5e3
7 00 n' mhv.Carlest on. S.C..A r 8t 00 p1
48:ti am ......La nos......A r t i7 pi
]}940 am Lv........-nmoir.......A r 5 131p1
11 001a m - r...Columhi....Lv 4 ji :
. " ' 7 am A r......Prosj ritiy.......v 2 5.i pm
S12 20i pm A r.....Nw be ir.....L v V 37 p r
Oil0 pm Ar7.....Ciio.. ..... 1 ;'7 p)1
I 2.) pim Ar.,....Laniren's .....b ;4 5 p
. 3 m pi:- Ar.......ireeni1...... LV 12,11.a1
.3 1a pin A0.....partinhuirl ..... v i i tr. a,
11 07 Pm A r .... Wensnar...~~,v~Ith~i
815 pm Ar.Charotte. N. C...Lv 9 35 ae
t3p mA r..Ilendersonville, N. C,..v9 17 m*
No.52 and 5380oiti trains he t.een Chariot
Coinumbia. N whiierry an't I .a.rens it. It. ani
tiharlesto,n amti West Ca'.ol ,uu it it.
I.M E 51Et'tON, ('n. Pas'i.enger A gent.
J. R. KE , T. 1. EMitHMO N,
(hen'I .M anager. Triefle Sianeage.r.
BLUE FIlDGE RALlROAD
H.E C. BEATTIEI, 1Receiver.
EtYeeo Ivo M.y 2, 1897.
lietween A nder-oni amd Walhalbe.
nA~TiohiN WR.'Tn1ouiJ
! Mixed Stixo,
s. No. 12. Htat ions. No.
A r i 00 a ......An dr non.....Lv 8 35 p
%A r 0 40 a m......... em n or........Iv a itp
.A r I a m.....Antun......I. v 40p
A r i0 22 a m....ri n diiton...Lv I I4 p h
ArId lii1 am...,herry's roarir.... I 2 i,er
SA r!0 7 am..Ad ams' CrusalIng.Lv 4 19 pa.
A r 9 49 am ......8c o ..... L 4 47p,
IA r 1) 25 aum.......Wst Union....v 5 1p
A r 9 20 sem..... W ihn'.ila .. 1% 1-7 .
J . A Nli'.imN. Sep)ori.-t(naleint
C (onn.,c.t ns at S iieoi wilh .'t,. it. it. N, li'
A t A tite.r'en with Ho I aiway N,'. ' Ii * nd
g r. -NanyV LASTURs for SPINAl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Timo lt ween Colum'Ila and Jack
sonville. asteri Tino I1itween Co.
lumnbia and Other Points.
E,ffoeilvo January 16, 1890.
No. a8 No. 30 No. 82
Nortilbound. Daily. Daily. Exeun
Lv.J'vIllo.F.C.&P.HY.. 800a 800P 12 10p
" 8avannah........... 12 01 p 12 09p a 57p
Ar. Columbia ........... 4 (6 p 4 45 a 7 89 p
Lv. Char'ton,8C&G1R. 7 00 a 5 ",.
Ar. Columbin............11 00ll 1010.
SAugua, So. iy.... 2 0 0 UOP 40 P
(4ranitovillo ........2110 10 lbp 68P
" Aiken.............2 p O p66p
Trenton ............. 1 0 )
Jolist n ....... .... 11) 11 20 6 p
Ar. ColumibiaUn. del''t. 4 b1 ) 210a 8 20p
Lv Co)'bia Bland'g ti.... 6 1 J6 65 a 8 40p
Winnsboro.......... 00) 7 00 a 810
C estor ............. 0 84P 7 461a 10 171)
Iloek H111........... 7 20p 8 11 a 10 45P
Ar. Chlktrl4IIv............ 8 151) 015 ILa 34p)
Davillo...........711511) 1 22 1) . P
Ar. i1nond.......... 00 a (1 1p .......
Ar. Wabing(ou........0 4.t2 90 Op 0 5 40a
JillIfilorn . It. It.. 8 008i 11 26p 11 04 a
Mifuitolelliia. 10. 10 It 2 66a 1 081)
Now York.........12 4 1p 0 24 a 8 2lp
Soiltitboud. NO. 31 No. 37 No. 3
I'~siii aIy.Daily.
Lv. Now Yor, pt. nR. 1: ( u 4 1) 12 17t
7i 2 m 1 a 1 V
" D tail..........4 4 1p 10 p 0 V10p
Lv. Wamil,ti), So. Ry.. 6 6111) 101 4131) 111 it i
LvR.ltichumond.......... .....12tp. 12
r. Wavillo........... 12 10 it 5 A 0 02)
" climotto .IR..... .1 a 1 2Zp 10201)
" OC PHilp.........4 25 a 10 20 t 14p
Clu- el ....... 4564 It 10 5a 11 A.-,,
Winwsboro......... 12 4a 11 41 a 12 8- a
Ar Cobin BSuhdg nt.d. 0 31t a2 4rnn 1 87 a
Lv. Colimkia UP. 11.1. 12 00 n 1 1t0 4 02 an
" joiladopi.. ........8 2 1 2 615) 0 0 a
Lv. W8ht n 20. Ry.. 2 &ty 14 11 () at I
L.thond..............8 - nt b1 0 2r1
Ar. Ailen............... 120a 8 451a 7 0p
"C hloo..........1) 03a 0 8p 7 027a
Aitgu ta............. -42i 4 1I2p 800
" Chesr1a S..(I.........8 S0 5p 1 nu
A r. C iln iton .......... 5 34 1a 0 0 i
Lv. C l'bia, f . oP.R . 64 0 a 81 15 a 12 4 a
I rnt....... 8) 40 a I I b M a 25 a71
Ar lAenl.......... 9 26 a 4 47p 7 8a
"t Grnit(.co villp ..... I 0)p a V 8 7 f
A ugu1(sOt a......... ..1 940 p 4 25p 8 00 ai
NOR. Ill P10 632-NEWV YORK ANDFL -
IDA LI%I1TMD.. So1l(1 Vestibuled Train Of
Lv.Co'n, 8.C.ngR-~.om 8hoin ..-~-3 - --~h
Ar.1)Charle1ston-.........1..1 17P0011rs 01)a
gyviOn 'a,I CouPr.int C , nd Dining
ars running rougihlr. ... tout (.1 llaigo bet95 e
St. Au guslio anE NOW YoriA, via Jok
sol)vilhI* Ma*1D., olumVebia, (lllotto and
'1hna gown Pug-Rnan Drawing-om Slee
ig (!ar aetweon Aikrn and Now York, con
IoMn 11wtli thIs trAll' at Collunbia, for tho
11CoM111110lalillof Aug-ta and Alken travel.
Carlrung droilY Ishengor srvico between
Florid Aind NF , York.
Nois. I'liand 88-Wa1shingtou and Southwestern
Lillito(. uWing-llan 3wiet glOom Carsl
betwo Atguta Aind Now York. Yolid Ves
til)Ied with il rinizat Cursand first lah.
comoaes ionI of u uariot to.
eInt, (d11, iyg pOni siopieg cars botween
T*itili. t. Vi[lle, Savalna), Watimlington
Flod n ow York.
P1111111an Sivel-pin g Cars betweell Ciariot to
and c.inionduW.
Pmed Dr*wing-oom1 uleepin g cars be
tween rustboro ind Norolk. CloSo conne
tiuti t Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
arrivines Orthero ofline fotoi-aktit.
Nos. :i:5 jind( :yl--U. S. Fast. Mll. Tlirougli
Pullmion drwing11 room blffet Ct ping cars e
twa- l NJwYksoil and New York and Pull
u mlnapiti .(eingr art ween Au tha nd Char
lottP. Dililg M11s serve fill mleals enroto.
Pullmaini Sd-ping -uro bet weeng csbolvillo
aMod 'olmlnba. on)routo datily boteenj J ackson
Vwle a bnd Norfomltk. via C Aievil o
FRANK NrS. fOANNON OL . . CULP,
Third V-.1. & (4eon. Z%gr. T. M1., WVatillinton.
Wo. A. 3U'.IK, 8. H. HAi.DWIC
Pullman (rI P A Atinta
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Coilde 4-41-ltedlul.eIn Mrseot
we Ackoso . Ex n.r Dail -
te in e No. 17. No. Ti.
and Columbia nru .......... .......... n a
vi ndCnina- via.. Ashevil 12le.
FRANK (W. GANo Nl..... . CUL3 jP
ArhidV-..&...n...Mgr. T. M. a2lligon
Wr. A. TUlm,......... ) HARDWICK,
Ar 851,1...... ..-oon ' O P.ii A. 10lanta.
Ar.Andrso.....O..t. 1,1k)L9;4. )p
Ar. TAT-l,oN....... n. I a ba11 pm
N'o. 17. No. 12.
Lv. Couumia ............ p 11 3051 a m
" iresne.: ity............410 a p n12 10 n'n m
" iNewb'sery.......... 2 p ai mIL) 25 p m
",v Nine -4 ........S 7 .' .a m 1 23 p m
" 3r....w..d..........07 .*. Il55 pm
Ar. Io) e *p .n: . .. ; m 2 a5 m
At: -l ti.. il . ... 85 a i l 2 0 a ,i
A. Anes .. '9 85I an ml8 85a m
A. Ga,mv uol .... 1 31 an m 40 p m
Ar. tla tr.. .~. 3* p mI) 125:3 p >m
Lv. Neeni........ I ; p mj 10 1 a m
"r Pr. i ed o.. ...... 6( y i m 2 1040 p m
" Ann se......... '~ pm 10 5 am
Ev. ( mon .r 140 3) am
"..)me.y--.......... 8 1. . Ar 124 55 p n
" m Iew::.. ....... . 1. p m3 2.00p m*j
Ar.PrThlh iy...... o.Lvp 214 p m7'
"12: Co '. . ..... ....... .. 8 0 p 7 no
lAr C . ..r: .--on ..... I2 5 40 L m
10 .3sia il :, ''.Pani...12l" 6 2 4 o:p
901 1:1 l 4 .. Ar. .a n...r...Lvy 280p 685t
2- " ..pt:. p " .... oeville . "v 225p 8 .Sp
"P." p. mn. "A." a. mn.
Pullman ISn:nce sl.e.ping car-s on Tr-an 85and
841, I7 and lb, en A. and U. division.
'irnulm leave bpartanburg, A. & C. division,
- no.rthbound. .:.'7 a. ma., 8:871p. ma., 46:10 p. mi.,
(Vest ibulo 1Ln.ited); southboiund 12:-31 a. mt.,
8:la p. m.,. 11:114 a. ma., (Vestithule Limait ed.)
Tr'malus leave G.reonylile, A. and( (1. divIsion,
aor-I hbounId .! :-45 a. ma., 2:114 p. mn. and 5:22 p. mi.
(Vest ibuled L.imited).Rout hbound 1:25 a. ma.
4:80 p. mn., 12::W p. m. (Voestibuled Ihmited).
,TraIns 9 and 10 carry elegant. Pullman
-sleeping cars b,et ween CJolumnbia and Asheville.
enroute dlaily betwcon JacksonvIlle and Oincin
nati.
FRANK 8. GAANNON, J. M1. GULP,
TLhird V-P. & Aeun. MIgr., Trailo'M gr.
Wn'ahin)gicn. D. CI. Washington, 1.'0
W. A. TUhIK, H. R1. H ARDWICK,
(Aen. Pass. Ag't. As't Gen. Pass. Ag't.
ushngton, D. C. Atlanta, Ga.
ii (rOLUMBIA, NEWBERRY & LAUREN
R AILIIOAD. Ilint. Table In e,trect. iu
1 141 h, 3808. EaLstern Ilt andard ' line.
b 1'g' D'ly en.g>r 'smt 'r li'ly F 'gt
7.0 Lvhaleton 1.r -.3
22 2 53 52....1..I5
(1 0'. 4 141 3 11. lav 1aturonm. A: a - '. 310 I * .
U t? tI .0 I 53..Cllnton. i'3 :i to 4 0
7118 ft 0 24)2 G4oldvtIle 1251e 917 331U
7 3( 7 0 2119 ..Kinard.. 32.3 0 5 s :t0
73S s7l 2 t ..Uar.. 1238 8 0 831l
7-13 7 .- 21) ..JuaPa. 1:1 84o ;i 4
81?) 1) 231 f'ewberry I' 270 - .0 2 -4
*45' 8310 247? Prosperi1ty :21,7 06 2 5
8.%3 2657 ....811h ... 111f8 It;
91) 0 a 2 I r Mountain 11 5?,
925 :; 12 ..t'hain... 315 1 35
9 II .1 I White ltock 11 37 .
9 .7 3 2t1 italen tine 1: 02 1 I.1
'015 3.35-....1rn... Il 2ii 1.1
if2-5 12 ..IA)aphuart. 3- a7 12 -*
3 04) A Orenvllle..v '20.
3 it0 Spart nhur~ i II .
5 It) A .gutt aI . 40)
TFr. in 5.' ad -R ru 5so In 1 het wCoIn (h-.
CI 84 con Isetion a1. t, tumer forn all points
MAot-Ai.SA
Pr:ne a leM~ant .owth.
over Yjha r
TO ALL POINTS
North, South and Southwest.
Soiledule in eftect Deo. Ii, ig.
8ITli'UND. No. 413. o. 41.
Lv New Yol k, via Penn. R.R jI~00 am *9 0pm
. .c.... ..'" ..."" ..".. 4 40'p 4 80 am
IN'Mtdo............. 9 t0 Pi 90 (1
Lv "Mtmoutn $4i 6 4 ' I)W 0 20 n a
Ar Noldon.vIaeH AL .ItOPm 020n
Ar ;vnd an 'I ' "''. L .... 0tJ pmn 1150
Ar 1a , ..... " 127" am *i i q su
" t' ern P ..'""""' 16 in 8 84 itil
Southern Pis 44........ .1280Ss 084 pill
" amluet, . '""" '1 ' 018 111
______5S7 " 688
W imtngton................. *12t5
botroe.......... .......04 912
Ar Charlotte, y ia S. A.1....*
" Chster, via 8. A.L 8 8 am iC M ill
Greenwood .. , Pa
" Athens . ... 1 1 j Jun
Atlant.n, S.18 A.m 3 43am
Depot) (Cen trai Tlinto 850p 01 620.
Lv Nou berry
Ar 4. liitton *7 60 mu *32 $24, It
Ar......t ... .......... 980im 107
NORITHBOUND No. 402. No. 38.
Lv Atianta, (Contral Time) * M-)pm 98f0 I
Ar Atlie .... 3 0 patl it 1l11rP,aI
(4reenwood 0 41 ' 12 9 pmn
Cheastr . ."". 751 42 m
Ar Monroe via . A. 1... *9 3 pml O N.*
Ar lUhRlotte.via 8 A. .*10 25 pin *7 0.
" Hlam let'.....-.-................. 1115 " 7 43 a
Ar WilingRton ........ ......... 12 65 pmll
Houthern Pines...."..... 12(8 ain 9i i tn
I- Italeigh. V!-% 8. A. L ....... *2 ogs 1118 a
1flendaia: ut ' 6..... 28tarki 12W tosl
A r Wei'dr . via .. A. L. 4 65 a"r, 2 ..' -il
-r Lortsa.outh ...726am 620
tRicionld ...... A C ......8 4 " 7 12
' biaslhlgili.V1a1P0nn. H.R. 12 311 it 11)S
New York. 0 " 23. *6 n
Lv Cl'nton ......... 2 10 *6 M
Ar New brar.y 2.4 pm 8'20 sin
Ily. t DIly, ex. Sauday.
Nisa. 403 nlad 4o2.-"Fr Atlanta weiai .
Mollid vestibuio Train of Pullnan fieiper.
aid Coaches bstween Wnshington and At
lanlta aas Pilana Mieeiers between Porto.
Illoutli and Cheater. 8. C.
Won. 41 at 88.-1 lip S. 4. L. FWsprett"n
ld Tan, Coucht aantd Plin.tian Slueei
betweeni iortmathatd Alants. Coarpany
,leepers het weeln Cojumbia and At lan ta.
B th irala a nako immediate conniectloa tt
Atlanta for Alontgomnery, blobile, New Or
leaans, Texa , Culifornia. Mexico, Chatta
nooga, Niashvillle, MemCII11 blnCon, Flor11d.
For Tickets, ,leeps a. Srl Iiformolaii, ap.
Iy to Agtet4 f I- % t1 C1e-1W I. , U P. A., or
B A. Newland, Gen. AgL., Piss. lies'.
ALtanta Gia.
E. 6r. JO- N, Vice-Pres. a nd liena'i ilag
V E. lAiHEE, (,en .'1 uperi titnidu-ut.
11. v. i. (;r.OVElt. Traftlc IMaatgr.
L-s. Al .ZN, ueaa'liat-aseiigorAgon'
o914FAL OIFtOLb: FOItT83OUT11. VA.
THE CliAlti Wl 02 I.11. F,
!Pouble lially Trains betweCla Uhlat iLeron
Coluabia and Auglssta.
QU0KEt TIMM.
-UTH:11-1 CAtOLNA & GEORtIA H U a
PANS8KNOER DZIPAR' a1"'.
CHARLESTON. S. Q., DPee ;l, i' 8.
8t,lib.DULE. DAltk.
Lv Chtrieslon......... .... 7 10 umli 6 mit I'm
Sutn nierville......... ....... 7 -Wt am i b 19 pa -
Ueorge -.... ....... ...........H 83 t1am 7 it I m
Brancl ivIlt .................. 9 - an 7 Zr4 pIn
howeytvi it...................9 16 um t 7 pm
Oranlgebirg.......... ........... 9 7 4 l piml
gi. blat tilh ws---........ ......... 9'.d am 8 414 pm
Fost Mltte....... ....... . ..10 01 at. 9 03 lim
KinygvIlle ........ ................ 10 0am 0 20 I m
lir Colu nbla ......Y..................10 55 nm 10 1o pnm
Lv Coi"nbia ............... ....... 0 s am 3 45 pm
Kilngavili ......... ...... 7 3 am 4 :R pm
koal bote................ 7 43k m ; 10 pim
St. Afaittiews.................. 7 s 0 an 4 64 pin
Orangeburg ...... ...... a 9 am o 17 pm
howealville ............. 8 84 am 8 8 pm
iira chlvil le.~....... .... . 910am Ii 03 pmo
Geaorgeat...... ............ 9 85 an a 24 pms
8tsrmsnserv ille..............10 22 aas ~7 17 pan
.I.r Charleston................ S0s an 8 s pim
',v CharJaton............7 It' asm 6 8a0 pm
P-nh11........... 9 15 am 7 5a pn
' nsiharg ................ ..9 4; attn 8 i9 i:
Deanamark ..............9.. 9 2stas 8 31 p.o
Itac(k v tilI:.............t...t 10 amIk 8 (0 lilt
Va il llaaun .................) 27 sam 9t 10 pms
Alik en ...-.......... .......11 05 salt 9 Si n
A r \ ustta-aa......................i 61 aami 10 -45 pms
Lv Atugusltla........... ......... fi 20 tnm 3 JO pm
A ikae a ;............ ........ . 2 tim 831 sat
WliIia1a0aa............... ..7 42 aama 4 0-4 pmr
l luc~k vl 09.... ........ 08 tl m 4 1S p
5 w n1samrk ................. l8 t0atm 6 7 pmn
IL.a x.....................8 27 asa 5 i9 pm
iiaaune bv ti- ................ 8a 5, am 0 ' 2 pn:t
1r Chsa as n'................... t a0 um 8 -a ittm
FAWt1 3:xa'aqet. AUoUUsTA AND) wAaIIIRoTasN
wa itt l't't.L.b1A t' 1ST''AM5Kl.N AUOUS.rA,
A15(EN AN.s NE~w YatlR.
1,v Aaargintlsa -.............. ................ 23 pun
S v A ikae-----............. ........ ........ 9 ttt
.ir IMinamn rk ..... ..... ................. -P1 pmt
Lv....ma....-............................6 7 ain
Lav A iken.--............ ...................... 719 amat
A r Assjgsu.ta.................... .....7 .. i s
L v Csa s'.Ste n..... ..... ....... -5aS ta 8 00 list
Ca. Ind enl .111 ai (lon....... 96 5 am n 3 2 0
.\r k intgtvllo.............. .. 0 SI st. m 2 'S pmt
I,.v lI Iaty ilIle..................10 in' tm
C.asteian Juntsctis....I. -46 tam
A1. ('ttt.aent ..t................. -40 pmn
(s'a.t~Istn at Caaiatt bla withi Southsern
itailwa.1 toir atll polntsa int uppert Nousth anLd
rasthI Csaroilina. Saile t ra I s beitweent CIa' r
lestlint la hd Aaheille'iI.. Conni~ect ioss ftraom
tais asi Southalerni Ratilwva3 So Ai asns.la,
Vie tasasttal at hear pits- on ' het Ct-at Iastasn
sane;n Charsslvstoi. with itlyd. l.Ine 4aira5.
*ra to, Ne York at55d .inaekisllte.
L,. A. 1FLWON, Trafli'e Mat-as::r.
J Hi. R.ANil8, G.enseral 6tatnage'
4etnersal Otllensa tarin'aSon H.t.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Schaeritule in, Effec(t Aani: 7, 1811$.
L.etia Atigstlt............9 *le as ms '0 p it
A srav e G.raes-wood......I ifs 1.i tp
Assnaerson......................~ pi i.n
Greenvctill........ St 0 sal m. ;5t am
(As.enn vingl... -i(0 p asm ta
Sp,a ttan iitg....., 10 yas Jo,~ sart
Husuda----.--...... 5 3 5. im
iiiedes.n tvillhe. ... (I S5< p m
Aaatshe(0............- 0 p~ m5
Lenya~e Anlh v I'........... 8 .as a m..
8tta ussburg .-..1 -i1s a atm RtGp
(A10. p S i gas...1000ans
......r.. .. .---...... ... S nm 10(s-s5 m
l.aressnsw............ 2 ) p mn it46~a
Aa u~s5....................0 p na
AA Ioiaeigh s... ...~.~... . lIp us1~m a
N: r f oik ---.......7 80 a ta
-a-er bug.7.. 7 3 a mn
.........n...-............ 8 5a m.
-e v Ti~ii .. .--.--...... 2 55i7m
. .......----..-----.... ........ 15 pmi
YO.aa,a.a.........15 nsm 6 80 pmt
hatsts--. ..... 0 ams 720 pm
-otr t itaoyah--....005 a m 70 8 5 1m
Sav - - -- ......... 7 16 pm
- - - --ha.... a 10 pm
S.ae ,a sn . ........... ...Tiiiii
-..'...... --.... 800 am
Port it oyn."--...... I 10 pm 8 80 at)
Ileaua tori ..--........I 515 pm 84-0 pm
nns'aeo ..........8080 pm 9 45pm
A lleusdalic....-....... ..... 3 $. a m
-ar' --atit.------................0p0m
1.-a a. an. Itts from 7Augutia maskes celose
roasa l1s ra Ca .tsom s'ala for all pointet * n
Close casoecion) nt (reenwood for all
p'5an Os on . A. L. anal C. asad (1. hiallway, as d
tat. '4pasrtansbnrg withs Sossthenat I1aillya,
Fotr asn In ormation r< latavo to 'oktt'
raitie, aacls. laule.a, addlrea
W:. J. CR AIG, (G n Pas. A gI.,
P.. 3f . NOltj Roil 8 At e -A5gtista, Ga.
T1 itt 1t1EltSlN, Tr.fio Manager..
Headache had? Get Dr. Miles' Pain Pil.
Pain has no show withs Dr. Miles' P'ain Pilp,