The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 28, 1899, Image 4
INTH EBTAL ZLN.
By EDWARD S. ELLIS.
(Copyt Ight, 1899, by the Author.)
(CONTINUED.)
CHAPTER V
A iltiEEZE.
That hopitable southorn honko of
General Arthur Eldridge. C. S. A.. had
its physician. who. so far as th ordi
nary aihnents of the human flesh are
concerned. could have given les-ons to
the majority of the profession who hold
the duly certified diplomas of the most
famous medical schools of the land.
Aunt Marcie. wife of old Pete. the
coachman. and mother of Rastus. had
nourished Adele when ita child thromigh
a semingly mortal illness aftr rthe reg
n11ir physicianl said all lope was Vanish
ed. Itid sle had sat by tihe bmdside of
her beloved mistress as the weepiing
husband uttered what lie blieved% was
his last farewell and mlininistcred lr
simple remedies. which pulled the
mother back from the edge of tle dark
river General idridge himself had ro
ceived tht be-neit of that wonderful
skill which natore sometimes heitows
u)on those that are the least gifted
montally. while in the old days. wle
the threescore slaves sang and worked
on the plantation. there was ione who
willingly received the care of any doctor
in preference to Aunt larcie.
Of all this LlIutenlait Oakman knew
nothing. but when the old colored w
11an. with her hwad swatheu in a gir
geous bandanmia handcerchief. promptly
and deftly removed the bandage from
the wounded arm with it sniff of con
tempt hie felt somiiehiow or other that it
was useless to smend for the best surgeon
in the Union irimy. even if thu oppor
tunity were presented.
While Mrs. Eldridge andt her daugh
ter looked synimpathetteally on. with an
occasional word of pity. Aunt Marcie
attended to business.
"Might've knowed dat was done by
some fool of a white man like Jim Ack
ers. " she renmiirked as sho laid the
atained and ciked cloth aside. "it am
tied twice as tight as it ortvr be. Djit's
what makes yo' face s(o rel.
Lieutenant 0akman felt his counte
nance burning, for lie was aware that
Ia pair of bright eyes were fixed col
miseratingly upon him, amie d elcom
ed the chance for 'a parry or diversion.
"Why should that make my face
red, aunty Y'
"Yo's a big fool as de rest ob de
white folks. Doan' yo' seo dit (e band
age bein tied tight stops do blood from
promenadin frough do f- stern an keeps
it all in do headY Yo's mighty lucky
dat yo' head haffi't busted aforo dis.
"Ahi, how wonderful I I never thought
of that.
"Coso yo' neber tought ob dat. Yo
wer'n't bo'n dat way. "
The officer raised his eyes and met
those of Miss Eldirdge, standing just
behind her imother. fan in han111d. She
put it in front of her miouth to hide the
smile she could not repress, while he
mado no effort to check his own expres
sion of amusement. is eyes flitted to
those of the mother, who had mno hesita
tion in showing her pleasure.
Just then aunty looked up.
"'Lord sabe mol lBut I must bo quick,
for yo' face aur reddler dan eber It'll
bust suah ef I doan' hurry."
Despite the embilarrassmient felt by
the invalid under thme battery of those
black eyes, there was something mighty
soothing in the imaunipulation of his
wounided umnnu by the colored woimin
She had ci. u oly pro0videdl herself wvith
~the medicinal her-b- brought by Rastus
f im their cabin. Froma some a hitter
tea was made and from there a cooling
lotion that wtas like thzo touch'l of the
wnter,s breath upon tIhe fevered fore
ha.As the black, horny hands p)assed
up and down the forearma. clearing it
'of the last traces cf coagulated blood.
spreading the subtle tonic ever the fair
skin, through whose Pores it gemntly
.stole its way. pain vanished. and the
officer felt that but for the piresenice of
the two standing behind aunty's'i chair
he could have lalid buck his head and
sunk iinto the refreshing dreamless sleep
of infancy.
"I never saw~ anything like it,." lie
aid grateltilly "IT felt better' from the
moment you began taking off the batnd
ago. I don't unider'stanid how'"
"'Coso yo' doan' obsteiid it. c~oso ye
is nimfln but a w"hite moan."
"T'hat moust lbe it, auntyf. I have had
sonme fear' t.hiit one oif the bones- was in
Jui'ed. Is it so--oh I'"
She waus kneading the forearm with
a vigor that sent a thrill of agony
through his fr'ame a lnd Caulsed the fr'own,
the start and the exclammation.
"linsh I IInini't yo' 1no sense ?
t'oughnt Marse Linkumii's sojers had
some sens~e, but dey am as big fools as
Marie Jeoff Davis'.- Yaas, dle bonie had
been brashed a little by doC bullet (lit
obscated it. but it amn't br'oke. Shall
Thue bilackc eyes. withi the iron specta
cles resting~ on the bridge of the flait
nose, flashed uipwvard and looked into
the face so nmeari its own. Ii ke a vision
of mercy froii out of the iminight.
"'I shiill ho glad to hear it, aunty.
''"Dat armil am11 gwvino to hab ai good
enl ob inflamimeration. Yo' must keep)
quiet. Donn' fret, bnit it'll hurt like
creation fur a fewv day1s."
"'You are sur'e thlero Is 1no dainger.
aunty ?'
The question wais asked by Mrs. El
dridgo. wthoc was too aiccustomoed to thle
ways of her servant to lie startled by
what she miight say.
"LIor' bless y'o' I Nuffin at aill. It'll
hurt, bat de hones am1 ias good as5 0her
amn in ai week 01' two he ivon't know
wh'at hab been dle matter wvid him."
"An-d aunty never makes a mistake.'
added Miss Eldridgo. ''She is tho best
physician In the county. Do as she says.
and slio will soon bring you ar'ound.
My miothier hits aircaidy assured you
that you are wolcono so long us yen
choose to romain with us. "
"I cannot express my thankfulness.'
said the lieutenant with 4eep feeling.
pce . egitg}yg ;;;
my. what right hlud I to look for such
kindniess?"
"Tho right of thoso who profess tho
faith of tho good Samaritan." replied
th mother 'God kInowH I havo suffer
ed enough at the iands of your peoplo.
Aly father adti brother havo given up
their lives. one at Oettysburg and th
other iI front of Richmond. But wo are
civilized creatires. and when my hus
btlId wls It iolner of th0 UnlioniStS
ho was trevat(<l is I hopo to trvat you.
" reinilember. (nilu'r-al IFIdlridgo well,
said the liettenant gently "No braver
ollicer lives I helped to capturo him.
and my opinion is that of ill who know
him. I was glad when le was oxehang
edth. h eleverly t gadded thu ollicer.
"I know i is .ins su h a e l th l
4 N
W,(
pIrolonlg the' war I shallI a vil myself
of your kindnesis t.o the xtent of per
hlaps a week"
"St cl 1 " anfrly Int.(rrupted AIut
Marcie "Yo' hin't got nlini to say
how hloig yos gwin li to h1e hah. eIl
fix t'
"As you plewase, auty." iieekly re
iercely Ita lfore. lI 'auee at h aet
111111 i yes and1 thoe 111 of M1is El
dridge it, a11nd ecmllti e led.
ito thea refo walked at tohat to
mient it Iall, severely featured woman
of perhaps 21 5r 3 t yvam of age. Shio
Came through lilt froit door, as if sht1
were i n i.hb)or She was attired in
black, and the liglt gray eyes. the thiin
lips and tile rigid figure were those of
01(w who kniows little of the quality of
Iler-cy
4"T'lhis is Aliss 1la1rriman. " Miss El
dridge made haste to -ay, mietioning at
the "alme lilne tile n:ane of Lioutelalt
Oakmnain and t-he inisoritiuie that 11do
him a lelipwary guest In that IIhilo.
The oflici partly rose from the citsh
ioled chai.- ill which ie had been seat
ed. bowed low and x1in'seredl his pleas
ure at lit Iuieetin.g Miss llarriman
loolod angrily at hiin withoit tie
slightest inlinatioi of her head or lic
knowledmntit ( he l introduiction. The
thin lip" clwd Ior a1 illommit, andiii then
with a strtage glitter in her steely eyes
she tlrinled to the lnitresi of the hoio.
The wors that followed seutied to 110
shot out like bullets from between the
Iips
"r FId-idge. do you ineall to let
that maln stav holro?"
"Such is iny intention, " replied the
elder with digllity. "and I have yet to
learn that it is any concern of yours.
"Ilutdph and yuI chlim he 1
"I do. anud therefore a Christian wo
Thlere wa's~ an1 omIinIous fhlshl iln the
eyes of the daughter. who hero inter
"Miss I lariman181, were 1 not certain
thai~t you havi e fo rgoten your self coml
mam11( and11 thait you will soon be ashiami
d Il tiss 10 Ihud not 1permi1t you to
'"Aslu, it f myself I' repeatted the
wVomarl. wi 14 a scorn "Never I It is you
who will regret to your1 dyin1g da~y havl
lng given shlelterP to 13114 who come11s to
Slay411 our' peopl am11( 1b1rn our1 homilesI If
to remla in another inu hlte un lder this
rooif.
"l11(ihun,' inlterosed 3 L3 ieutenuanit
Oakmdan ") I jIldge youi aire ia native of
the 110orth."
"'I ari,i" replied tihe womlan,. tutrning
feroemiusly 3upon1 him
"'i- words a111nd anner' lod moe to
suspect it.
'Ad 111 am asham11iied of my~ 1misfor
tune. whtichl canot b113le heblpod.
uois and I
AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT h
NATURE IS APPEALING Ia"PM
ELP the- sy
F OR HELP.""st ot-en rid of
To.toaleet to puriify
time means411 more t,bt thte annlfoyance o
unstight.ly pimapler. I~ thtese imputhrit.it
remamtii, thto'sy.tem~ succum11tbs to) anyI ordli
tutablo to wvit,hstandl the ma'rny ailmej
prevalent dutirg spring and'summelnr.
Mrs. L. Geintilo, 200- Second Avom
saiys: " I was iiiated for a long time w
were very annouying. as they disfiguredl
After using n111niy 01,her rnledios ill valt
and thoronyghly cleansied my 1)'o31, an
a good ('omfl)xion, whxicht I never had( he1
Caipt. WV. 1I Duln
R . R., Chlattanloogal
'SeveraIl bojil and
great pain1 anid ann
a riotous condition,
- any goodl. Six bot
and my blood has
'S. 8. 8.
is the bost 1blood r<
alnd ix tile onily one0 that is atbsolutei
p)rompltly plurilles the 1)10od and thoro
the general h eaIlh and streiigth. It cui
tism, Tietter, Boils, Mores, etc., by going
forcIn QIut all impulre blood.
*~horep to any a4dreas by the SwJft
"No moro asliamccd than the north Is
Of such da1uglters 1a y01. antId th woo
fil grief of it all is that tho north is
equaily heple.w.s in its nisI.':tuino.
CHIAPTERl V1.
*(.N VA lh,*15MIN CUL
Aunt MArcio's diagnosis of Lieuteu
ait 0alcin'm case was accurato. The
comparatively slighit wound gradually
grew nore itnigry and inflamed uitil
lia system was idiro with fever and his
titullritgs weI- ilnteII 110 Walked tihe
floor two enitiro nights. stepping softly
lest ho diSttuIrbCd t111 sleeping ones who
could give him no moro thi their eymi
pathy, and he re.sted onkly when natitro
nuccumbII ed.
The fact that the old colored womia
foretold linerringly every pha1I,0 of his
cise kept his conlidenco in her it par
lin hr crudo wajiy sIo explained that
tile bullet. which ranged ilong the fore
armi uider the seuve of coat anild shirt.
had carried some of the cloth with it,
and it was thin foreign substance that
wvas still within th wound which caus
ed the irritiation Until tlat wis re
Illoved by her tr-mitillelit tho inflamma
tionl and painl wonid conitilime, but thle
lllisclievous sulbstantce would ble exuded
lit ton0 lioir ol tle foirthi day, after
which his improvemnent would be - pid.
An<d it Ca1me a1bout precisely a1 sho
eitid. Indeed tie trelief was so muarked
that. am ie expressed it. tho'cllige wits
liko Ileavell itself
A strong inan desires to ho let alone
when lie is suffering \Vords of sym
pathy do no good wnd generally are i
bore Laimntenlant Oakinianl wiasglad that
Mrs. 1ldridge aii her daughter unfder
stoo:l this trutIlth itid forbore intrudilng
upon ii nl The lf iort to show the cour
tesy mnd griatittide duo them would
hIaIV0 iltenSifiedi his IMinl.
Itit ire wert. delicacies selt to his
r(Miln. acconmpninied by kinid Wishes
borne by Ait Mareie, thit were the
sweetc-t of hahnis Ilow t,hese peoplo,
rediulted to tie Itlost paillnful degree of
poverty, could furn-Iish him wvith Suich
delien'to and nioulrishing food was inl
10onCeivable to the giust. All the slaves
luII rn111 ol1' except-il'g Pete, lia wife
and the Iy Rastius Tile plantation
had teen going i waste for a lollg tiei.
anid it woui Socim that thle productionl
waS inot S11fliieAt for 1110 sustenIanCe of
01 1ersonl
And litre were mother and daughter,
liccustoitd to lives of refieMellliit liltd
luxury. bisides the three Servaits, lole
of' whom showed evidenco of actual
Wat,11. thoulgh the povcrLy of attire. tile
Hiubstituites for gemiino te 11 and coffee
11111 hi reg-r f;:ro itself tipoke elo
(Imufntly of tile painful cilango of con1di.
tions
It is proihile that this excilmptioll
from the ti st rs that e-ame to thou
saiIs of other I s whasws duo to a vari
('ty t emlisv.i A,i is kilown. tihlie section
liy in the very heart of the Confeder
ItJy. where, Itiutil the( visit of Shernmnl
fond Ik 'lrIlly. tho real presetice of war
was 1n41t ftlt A\ltouigh th1e menl lit
t:titi to the lu.litationl had long since
golno to war. taking tIhe lltt valuiahlo
lrses with them. Pet' 11111 his wifa
were- able to give mloril help to thle
wolen thall WOutl be supposed. Their
love fCor tilel mistress :n1 Letr daughter
14ed1 thwl t) a self delnial that 11o ole
heAidWs t nlvslIF.pceted.
8inee Liellt-Iilt Oakmnan Wats niot
Iliing ill body Ild the arm1 which lie
carrie 'd in a sling was mending ratpidly.
tiere wats 1no call1 for 1him1 to stay wi thini
doonrs Thle send nigfht 01n which he
waulkedt the1 fIlorwa Wth m1(iost wretched
of his Ii fe. A dr'izz/hlng raIini fell steadily3
lire ugh the dismlI hours, and1( the pat
tortigon11 tile roof, till enidless dripping
of thle ecaves. tilt souighing of the Wet
hranchelis, drvte himii lmost frantic, but
withi his siuddent rl'0ease froin angnl1ishl
the autum 1111un1 bIurst for'th ill slenCdor,
ats if rejoicinlg with hinm over the blessed
surcease from1 mlisery.
St irrinig news htad COmIo to the Unlionl
prisoneIr From1 80ome cause15 GeneralI
rm an)llil mal:de 111 abrupt turln to the
nlorthward ini lila lne of' mlarch,. thu1s
leaving the 10hdridge planltationl a good-t
13' numbe1 r (of miles toi tho southIi. Thllis
wasIl 1an enormu1rlieO1 'Itf' to .0 oflicer.
who knlew tot) well theo plundeiring p)ro
clivities of 1n111ny of his counltrymlen.
which led thlem to regard ever'ything
worth taklinIg asi legitiniite spoil. HIe
dreaded aL visit fromt them,ll though ex
pectinug it, unhtil lhe learned of the
chanlge in tlhe line of imatrch. Several
squlia of Cavaulry had1( 1been seen hover
ing inl tho nleighiborhood,. but they3 van
ished without miolestinIg thle womnen.
mpies
W~hien Naturo is overtaixedl, she b
r' owtn way of givin~g nlotice t hat assi1
ce1 is aneded.. Sihe does5 not ask I
til it is impsibSiihe tol get along withic
is and h)iIles' are' an inidioation thi
Iey are' an.1 urgt'ut appijeal for assistan
L safely ho igniored(.
tIle 1b10od lt, this
C pauinlful boils and ' a~
a arIe allowed to
nary lilmas, and( is
its w,hich are so
to, Si'attfle, Wash ,
ithi punlples, which ~
L. H S. 8. prom111ptly ~
1 n10w I rejoice in
lp, of tihe A. (4 3. ~~/('A
.Tetnn., writes:
[)arbuntlclest broke out upon me, causing
Dyance. My b)lood a smed to be0 in~
and1( nloth'ing I tookc stemed to (10
ties of 8 S. S. cured't 1m1 complephtely
been peorfectly pure v(er sinlce."
'OR THE BLOOD
meldy, b)ecaus'o it is plurely vegetable
y ftrto fromi potashl and1 inorcury. It
mIghly cleanlses the stystOlm, biuilds uip
res Scrofla, 10cemall, Ctncer', RheOumaI
dlirect to the cause of the trouble and
~lcf1o Co., Atlatnta, O0,
Who uittered it prayer of thankfulness
when coivineil that nothing moro
would bm sei of tho invaders.
of cottr-so in, tihe event of i hostilo
visit the ofilcer wouild havo defonded
tho hollsell>ld to tt -ist. bilt ho was
mnly ono imirimed man autainst, what
might havo been t seoro or a hundred.
Perhaps his chivalry would have avail
ad, perhaps it wouild not: so it i well
that it was not put to the supreimo test.
The situattion of' Lieutenant Oaknian
was lninqo 11 felt that he ought not
to prolong his stay, and yet what means
shotild ie adopt to departY lie was a
prisoller oil parolo and unexclianged.
,iurrying back and fo"-th on the thinks
amd inl tho Wake of thle Unionl arl-liy
were multitides of Confederato cavalry
Inlen. thuhi wlie it would bo well
nigh imipossiblo for hifill to nako his
way Somew of theta wer. irregular
forces or glelrilla14, who. onraged by
ilibaster. woutid slito venit consideri
ton to the United Slates uniform.
They were liable to visit the hoio of
General Eldridge at any hour
"I must talm the first opportunity to
leaVo," was Oa,kmn1.1's thtmglIt "My
arm is only sligltly sore. Mld if Incanit
ed oil it good horso. with li1y revolver
ait comiliald. I wollidn't hesitate to
chance it. Poor Panny I It isn't likely
we shall ever mueet again, and as for ia
revolver"
IIe Checked himself with at thrill of
hope. In the flirry of hi encounter
with his captors the weapon wtAs drop
ped whilo riding the mnare lit futill speed.
Forgotten for the tilie. it might bu hie
was the only ole who recalled the fact
What i godseld if he could recover it!
Since his rapid convalescen o tihe
officer spint 111inch of his timeic inl Wanl
dering abhout the old phantation. II
loved to sit undvir the gratid old shado
trees. whee sviats had beven p1iced long
ieforo Sonictiies heo chat.ted with
Uncle 'ete mr Atint Marcio. and imw
iulich a1s they r1efu1sed to aecept ally
thing inl fthe formt of 11uoilwy fromn him
lie filled tile I?ockvts of' Rastius witi
greenbacks. 1nl thel(- diusky tirchin
threattened to beollio a budding inil
lionlaire
.i. Ehhlrid ge and livr dau.hfl itr were
considt-rate.. respimmdin., hildly to his
gr ngatd txrs ilvhir :lasr
lit his recovery. lat ie situation was
SO deficnto to him tiltt ho lvoil((l both
1His sense of, 111or would not pertilit
nunm to attvimpt. in the revilotest degrev
to take advantrgE of his pIsitill
As for Miss liarin-l 1ii. tle situation
muay he said to have bvwin one of armed
neutrality Mrs Phlr1idge 1m11St have
Spoken sharp words to hwr. f(ir nothing
1.10orv waIs heal d of hicr hlitinl. selitenices
She aivtoidei lithe gi'sft never si ieg at
the table with hiit. nd hill! itlisint
froml the houve S<onleltinws aill day anidI
night The muost th:it was said oI' her
by Mliss i.'idridig. wns to exphaiin that
hvr fill numw was Nlavian Harriman,
that she had comne I'oi New Eigland
just beforle th be breaki ng out, 4f till war.
find(. hecallst. of her high reconnnellafi
tions. had beon vilgaiged bv Gkenor'l
Iiridge as a govelrios's or Comnpanion
for. his dtiuJhter. who( conltvillphated a
European tour with Iir mothi : lerI. but
w11s1 prevented by t.h oellin.ig of hostil'
iti('s
Brief as are the words recorded of
this young wllWoman. th lqr 11-v silicieilt
to show lwr initelw ouhe1rn , vpll
thies. Shit. Was 11on. I,xt rvimee than ihoso
amnong whomn shiv lived and soeMtme4
b-ought reproof upomn her hivad for her
whett'l ile w~as struci(k hv thle hnlih-t of
Tim nilasters Hauntrit in toa thle ph:ire.
hio gropedl'( 0111y ai few 111iiuti's am1o1111
the cottoni s'hrtiubs whieni iho (emne4 up11on
fa 1lln WVith ai cry ofl joy 1h4e11 sntched
it uIp, si lpped it in1to hiis pockt't an ld
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A 1\on1tly% liust rak"d '1. 11u1n1i du
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EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS:
01h14. WV. Imabni,*, Jr., Il, D., I,. 1).
E'x-Uniteil State., Assist antSecretary
( Agri-iult-1unie, I'x-Di)retr inited
.ion inl Norili Cas-olinatt, -'resident
r iv rsit.y of T , enne'd ssi .c anll i' resi
dint of Untitedl tt0.- A.-rivuturIIAil
Nsperimotit Sntat.ion in l'l n m e
J. it. ItIIMistew, A. Ml , Pht. ?2
ox4'it,nis..ionmr of Atv-viculturve for
'I'ennesse. auithor of '-'nitiu. and
C 'iln of TobaVo for U. S. tnth
ceasus, "Tobaico I,eaf, " "Siieup
vHusbalry, '" "\VheatIl, (_rowI%ing,"
"altss'es" itid other agricultul
workcs.
Tho refgular subscription prico of
Tho Houthorn rt U m Mgaizin is $1
yea., but vo olffer it. itid The
Herald and Nows together ono your
fo r $2.
AGENTS WANTED
In Every County to Supply th
Great Popular Deinand or
AMERICA) VIAlR f1r HUMANITY
TOhM ill PMcOlN aw[ tory.
C'olltillvd un11d writtenl b)y
SENATOR JOHN J. IMCALLS,
of Kansas.
Tho most brilliand.y writtenl, Trost,
piorolsely 1 I et,istivIllyV illustrate<d,
and tost intenseky p>opullar bookI on the
su2bjc. t,of 1,he wita witi S>aii. Noar.%
200 Superb I ustratiois from Photos
tatken spet1ciall 1 for mih lis great, wor'k.
A-gnts.re 11.0 talakiig $50 to $100 a week
selling it. A v hiaitab liaz,a or live
ClIVIS14Issrs. A pp ly for (IV-crilt.ion,
ternis and tcrritor.y at 0nce 1.0
N. D). 'iiromisoN ITIBLISING Co0.,
St. L'mi, Mo., or New Yor.k City.
Florida Central & Peninsular
TimET iTle Inl Effect At 1 r. 1',1 o.
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Lv. Coil) fbtia . .......... 103 1 -: 1 -1 i
(l'it-ri lT'ime.)
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lia FAtfns.......... Atl5ana.2u
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SOUTilHERN RAILWAY.
Central Timo liet wowt Coluaibla and Jack
sonville. Easterls TItuo Itetween 00
litiibin, aind Ot er Polsat.
Nifreetivo Januatry 10, 189.
Nurtiouid.o. 38 No. 30 No. 82
Nortabond.Daily. Daily. E4xatun
LT. J'vIlo, F.O.&P.lty.. 8000 8(X)p 121op
"1 KaVillili.. . 12 01) 12 . .) .3 67 p
Ar. Colut bia ........... 4 ( 4 45 p
Lv. Char'on,SC&(IM11. 7 OV i G Mp .
Ar. Columbi .. . 11 0 a 10 .
v.Attt, S . . 1 9 1) 5 40p
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NX19p 11 Dily. Daly.
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aild 'Iehillld.
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tw ii (4renml4) ,,,a(41 Na fo1
Hoot itt Norfolk3 fol- ()1.1-) 101:O N4T COMFORT,
arriving. ihvre4 ill 41 'fil' j.j.a:tIj 0t.
N4ts.: mid -s. i nil. Through
PtIIIl "(attiiwIu ',()I b11iffet sleeinIg eulrs) be.
mall ' 1e4.11illg vars betwetil8 N ' III ()I1 Lu5
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V1e miWd Cincinnti, via Asblovile.
MANu K S. (4ANNONm .1. m. a.p,
Third VP. & (to.ar. men :., hianining
W. A. ugUReK. ' . 11. HARDWICIC
A.. W, vlnnh,ito. (4C P. u .m Alhnta
SOUTHERN RAILWAV.
Censhingt on P llmanI~' Da wein Ecc e
BTATIONS. Es. -"tm Daili
FIoId iad. 17 No. 1.
41)47an 38-Wah0go aaSotwetrn
Limi ed.mIb Drwng-O Bfet lepnars
tihedtr. w11 diin 10r and1 1i2t 1class)
and laichmond.
Aos l5 and ) U.'i . Wat Mai Through 1
l't. Dini)l)4...........rv.e ni men3 enroute. 1
and olmb.,.nrotdiy be0wee Jackson-031,11
Lv. it n..in.innat.,.via Ashe ie. 1n_Il
Ar -. & Gen111'..Mg. T., Wington3 13
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5:15p. m. 11:t4 a. m. (Vestiu lo Ii t ed.)
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nothoud,.: .1 ..,o3 . 21. an 3:2.m
(Vsibu.ted t.-.nited) sou3 thboun 1:2 a.m
T 1in 9 nd10 carry elegant. Pullman(1
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onthbound. Northboun
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TO ALL POINTS
North, South and Southwest.
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SOUT I KW U N 1). No. 401. hN. 41,
Lv New York, ,in P(-Inn% 1j.C i fl lit 0 ,10oii
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NORTMir1lUN) No. 13.'. N.3s
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A IIl.4 -3 613 pi 11
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W r W , ' A vit S. A. I,1........ 34
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1-119, bo 'nfn an:-1 peslhttwel,1 Polls.
.1otith and Chivstter, 8. C.
Raviii. 4 1 3mni4t 38.-" hbo- 8. A. I.. I. r *%PrA#,,.''
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B1 iii t.-;s ;z 11:: 1t 113 411M cII nn 1-1 3i
At.inillta Awr Alonleollif-ry, Mobliv, Nen.w,
ellnH, Tvxa , CUJI11f611ia. Mli xlvo, I 3n3.
'ol.gai, Nushvillv, MIeni Alliewn Ma , Floitm.I
Fot101' 4 Ik Sheep I.H. 38r 333313 1n 1 1f3n 3ionl, i33.
ply to Agent-. v W 1 ('t13vinvi , (; I'. A., o.
II. A. Newland, Gen. AgI., aiti. I (--,.
At-innia Gst.
F". Sl. .101 N, Vice-Pr' N. ittll (;-'I Mo la v-r
V F.3e1I .M33W3-, e,i'333n e ('3 33t333cnt3.
II. W. 3. 01,13V I--i. T*1 11 C Al3.&llgor.
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(tI.ast!'oulill-Daily .)
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(Wi2stho 1 el. .
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k,1 r ;oltl inllbi ........................... 3, I 3o3i 3
,V tAnki I:a,uil ........ -................ 33 l3n
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.v l1nr ehV I ..' ........ ........ ... 7 1 ( pin
ir colin it 10H ..:........................ 10 13 v
NOI'I If CAWAO INA DIVYISION.
x's' tlt-D.1)... xct.pt -tIndaIly.
L,v (olui.ibit -....................... .111 :1m 1 1 n
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A .a 13 33as Ii ................... .. 2 n..( 3
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IM((k r:n ....................... i 1333p33
by aion .......................... y1. 333n
IShel b.v .1 ..................... 0 r3 n333
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I ,Vc'3333131..................... 2 2(pm
P1' i w :e. ...................i) z . 1
I a3 e:!0.............. ........ 52 .3(33,
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30 r A t 33I 33ta.......................3!133a3 133 31n p33
( 1-:38t bot an i3.)
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A 33 nn y'3~ li 3............... ....t a7 ey
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VA8T ExN'IGRES AI.UUSTA AND. WA33H3.3(yro.
( NortI .hon ia .)
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\ 3 A3ik en ,................ .................. 4 3:3 p'l
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1,. A 1.MEltS N, T a t3e3i. 314,8 ..<.1,
Charostui an ~~~e1 i Cnrl:stoI. by.yC.
Allgiltat and Asheville Shot t Line.
Schled u3l in 3 fc .Jlani. X, 13h33,
Ain c 1.d3eron ....333 ...... , i
3*,. 313-3 3.............(3133 g .i
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A 413 b 3 33(3........, 7 33 y3 3 ____
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33433. Ior .........3(33 333 pinpi
313 331333-I ............. 233 i n in . 33
3'n i r inx ...................33
Alle33dale ............13 3331
'3(3d3c33 3-41 A10 3,1i3
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