The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, September 29, 1899, Image 4
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THE LAND OF SKY
WESTEitN NOIITII VAtOLINA--ICEV.
DAVID MARX WICITEaS OF IT AND
THE iILOVINO IOUK COUNTRY.
A Story Ora,hlenny Told-Thu Peoplo You
leet undi Their Impression on tho Woay.
(Atlanta Constitution, July 30.)
At lest the foot of the mountain
has been reached and the cool rock
encircled spring, the dolicious breeze
enchanting view refresh the tired
traveler.
Forgotten aro the tediousness of
travel, the clot,eness of th sleepOr,
the cinders and the noise. Forgot
tQn that it is "the hottest day" of the
year. Cast into oblivion are discom
iituro and penetrating boat.. The eye
it; so busy drinking in the changing
panorama, the mind so occupied in
registering now sensations that the
parted lips are speechless 1. 3t the
sound of human voice harmonizing
not with nature's fairyland drive to
hidden recesses the winged tribe that
chant so cheerily a welcome. No
wonder that the Indian, child of na
ture, loved this land and framed his
"hr ppy hunt ing grounds" after the
pattern furnished by earth and hated
deeply iho dispossessing palo-faced
brother. Nature spoke to his uncul
tivated mind and the woodland whis
pers told of Gitichio Maniton, the
mighty, the Father who had given
unto his children a land rich in game
and wealthy in beauty.
But there is little time for reverie
of the Indian or his simple worship.
Old Vance, the colored Phaeton of
our tlhreo seated surrey, knows that
there are yet two hours of steady
driving. Ho "geehes" to his horses,
cracks his whip and assures us that
the scenery is "more pow'fful lino"
further up the mountam a. Wo men
tally distrust his -words and then,
when, as we turn the last curve
and are on the mountain's crest and
loho'' the heavens beautiful in the
sunset after glow we mentally apolo
gize.
A fter a night's rest, under blank
Mts, with thre windows down, one fools
that no t,ime is to ho lost. Thoro is
o much to be seen, so nuchi to (10.
This is no place for work, nature is
too distracting.
Old Grandfather, eighteen miles
distant, one of the highest mountains
of the Blue Ridge, with tho rugged
heaven-turned face and chin of well
bearded tr-ees, dIaresq you to mrounut
his forehead. Tlalo Rock to the
left of 11awk's B3ill (two noble peaks
us y-ou look acr-oss tho John valley)
invit<.s the daring to there spr-ead his
meal arid there live in peace, while
Mount Mitchell, loftiest peak east of
tIe Rockies, looms up in the far dis
hint horizon the crowning glor-y of
the black mountain chain. T1hien,
too, thler-e is Glen Burney, with its
irphashring, dashing, dancing waterfall
arid its 1pobb)leaoping, frollicking
rill, its rich rhiododendiron in bloom,
its gal axes and1( pr-ofuso ferns.
A short walk fr-om the G reen Park
hot el up a gentle knoll, ''the feurding
Circ," and we stop to marvel over
the mountain- girded, rep)oseful Yad
kin v'alloy, wooed by the plowv and
won by industry----a land where hap
FRO
No Torture Equal to the flr
1166|% and Brnlag ef
This Fearful Disease, ar
tion
Eczemna-whichi is more than skin-dee)
cations of omntments, salves, ete., apj
thre ireal cause of tho trouble, is in tho
thraouglh the skin; the on-ly way to re
the blood.
Mr. Phil TV. Jones, of Mixersville,
"I hiad E'czoma thirty years, and
of tr-eatmn,t nmy leg was so raw and e<
constant pain. It f-inally broke into a
begani to spread arid graew worse. Fe:
mix years I haivo snfered untold agony
all hope of ever beinig fi'ee from the <
been teated by some of the best ph
taken nmany looed medicinos, all in
faith left I began to take 8. M. 8.,
macde the Eczema wvorso, but I know
way the r-emedly got rid of the po
S. S. S., the sore hrealed up entirely
clear and 3mooth, and I was cured pe
Eczema is an obstinato disease an(
only a tonic. Swift's Specific
- . S..S.FO
-is superior to other bloodI remedio i'
not reach. It goes to the bottom-to
the worst case of Eczema, no matter y
tho.prnly, bleed remedy guaranteed to
ot.lfer mineral, a -'d never fails to cur
Poison, Cancer, 'Tet ter, Rhieumatlsm,
upon S. 8. S.; nothing can take its pla
4) Books en thes.e diseases will be ma
chrie Company, Athnnta, Gleorgia,
piness might build a home and four
no intrusion. Ther on we push
through the forest, pricueval and wind
our way down the mountain about
200 foot and com face to face with
the Rock House, a natural formation,
such as the cliff dwellers or cave men
might have cherished. Retracing
our steps, wo turn to the loft where
the road widens and follows the rug
god oft-traversed path to the Blow
ing Rock. This special rock projects
toward the valloy. It receives its
naVI from the wind which, when
big' . rushes through the funnel
shaped valley and returns twigs,
handkerchiofs and even hats that are
thrown valloyward.
The Blowing Rock affords one of
the e..ost commanding and pictur
osquo views of the John valloy and
is a favorite position for boholding
the majestic and soul-entrancing ef
fects of the slow descending sun.
For fully thirty minutes after the
great orb of day has sunk beyond
the distant mountains the heavens
are bright with offorvescont hues of
the spectrum and the various shades,
tints and colors.
Then twilight falls and night
creeps slowly up the mountain sides,
and now behold! "The heavens do
clare the glory of God." The voices
of the woods are hushed. Earth lies
cradled in the embrace of the moon's
soft, mellow light. The luster of the
courtiers of night's realm is dimmed
by the brightness of its radiant, sweet,
smiling queen.
Clouds fugitive and clouds somber,
clouds in stately procession drifting
and clouds white as the now fallen
snow feel her benign influence and
in her presence wear the argent livery
of gentle Luna's court.
'Tis all too beautiful to picture.
Earth, heaven and climate hero vie
for the apple of Paris, and fortunate
t hoy to whom it is permitted to en
joy this equal contest. Beautiful is
the moon by night; genial the sun
by day ; cool are the breezes that con
tinually are astir, but most gracions
(for the visitor, though not for the
farmer) are the clouds that "Iloat in
silence by" and shoot their liquid
darts at lands more slowlv.
More would I write, but where
everything bears the stamp of the
marvelous 'tis diflicult to specialize.
To appreciate the wealth of this land
its health-giving climate, its mysteri
ons appeal to the host that is within
us, its richness in all that goes to
make complete a lovely over chang
ing panornm, one must draw nigh
and come under the fascination of its
necromancy. Then will he 1bo influ
enced as never before, not by "the
beauty of holiness" perhaps, but by
the spirit of holmness eternally taber
nacled in the god-created beautiful.
RaBnm DavoD M~Aix.
The number and value of thc
premiums offered by the St ate Faii
surpass those of previous years, as
lie sucess of the Fair of '99t piom.v
se to surpass all previous records.
ENNYROYAL PI1S
>t much attenrion iseoter nladto the-i1.
ro tho.little redne egns tol mtch and
be.tT.is is butwth beinning, andkwill
tsufrno th.l/sdand trtro aost unen
ughness end r ens of Iilts, sein as.
of a humor"innthefblood--o trbl
M,an anlnot beO rec.e ylal..on aglr
>lied to the surfc The. disese iself.
Abld,Lalthouguh all sufeigi)odce
tach teiosi, thenoe pid touh
Ind.mwtos:o cea i sntln
>re that litl gaedns egntotcad
runmn isorue, nd n Ig ndwl
rthe suffig anortueams nn
gnsand gdvn sp ofte.kna
rician loand iriatin;i Is bu a id'a
ofan humor lintteblooftril
m,ad ct noppa reaceca p~i
'ledt thsuaste. hedsaeiel
blood, alCoug l ufrnspoue
acthe s ecae hrfr,Ihog
ifr can grt b dcuedal rmdwihi
>ectat it gaves mieasswihtea
runningusofrte, disaead -iler
b'te paet five potahr ecuyo n
and hcea,ie Scoua otgiu lo
Disoses, s lcra , Bol,ec.Iss
l Irt aaenty adesb w*Se
"A dong of Degree,."
(Indianapolis News.)
1 sing of a mau who.was callod John
Smith
A name many people are satisfied
with
But ho wanted, you see,
A quite modest degree:
So ha sat in the shalo of a college
tree,
And ho cane back John Smith, A. B.
John Smith, A. B.--a pretty good
name
But being a preacher, ho wasn't to
blame
I"or wanting to see
An appended D. D.,
So he wrote to a college (inclosing a
V),
And it came the next day, ho! ho!
The Rev. John Smith, A. 1., 1). 1).,
A high hounding name, we ill must
agreo.
But ho put up the plea
That he wouldn't feel free
Until he had gotten his third de
gree.
He would stop with a Ph. D.
By this time his name vad grown a
long tail;
A. B., D. I)., Ph. D. would avail
My neighbor or me;
But Smith went to a tree
And shook It about most violently
When down came an LL. 1).
''Alas!" sighed poor Smith, ''I can sce
nothing more
In the line of degrees. My ambition is
o'er.''
But the public in glee
Made Ia quick reparte
And tied to the cast of his latest de
gree
A very suggestive N. G.
Many women lose their girlish forms after
they become mothers. This is due to neg
lect. The figure can be preserved beyond
question if the ex
pectant mother will
constantly use
Other'$
'riend
during the whole
period of pregnancy.
The earlier its use is
begun, the more per
* fectly will the shape
be preserved.
mother's Vriend
not only softens and
relaxes the muscles
during the great strain before birth, but helps
tx skin to contract naturally afterward. It
keeps unsightly wrinkles away, and the
muscles underneath retain their pliability.
mother's rriehd is that famous external
liniment which banishes morning sickness
and nervousness during pregnancy; shortens
labor and makes it nearly painless; builds up
the patient's constitutional strength, so that
she emerges from the ordeal without danger.
The little one, too, shows the effects of
HMother's 'Trind by its robustness and vigor.
Sold at drug~ stores for $1 a bottle.
Send for our finely ilustrated boo: for ex
pectant mothers.
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ATLANTA. GA.
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Miss BIsbee Dead.
LJWOH, Del., Sept. 25.---Miss Sigs
boo, daughter of Captain Sigaboc,
lato of the ill-fated battloship Maine,
and now commander of the Toxas,
died today of heart failure at the col.
logo of Mis. tittonhouso, Rehoboth,
Dol., whore sho had boon spending
the summer. IIer remains will be
sent to Washington for burial tomor
row morning.
A Thoughtful Ilush.urd,
(Chicago News.)
"You asked 3me to bring you some
pin money this morning," said the
thoughtful young husband.
"Yes," she replioi, with on air of
expectancy.
Woll," said he, "I thought. 1 might
as well savo you it trip down town,
s I bought you a paper of pi11 in
stead."
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use of
Tutt's Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bi.
iousness, constipation and kin
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Tr = rtKr- rf-e E
From Maker Direct to Purchaser.
A Good
Piano
will Iast. a
i lifetl muo
and gilv o
end less cn."
A Poor Piano
SEWillastafew
years a n d
S - ' - give endless
The " vexation.
E Mathushek I
Is always Good, always ltoliable,
always atisfactory, always Last
L Ing. You take no chances in buy .
ing it.
It costs somewhat noro than a
cheap, poor piano, but is much the
cheapest in t-he end.
Noother High Grado Plianosold so
reasonable. Factory prices to retail
buyers. Easy paymnents. Writous.
LUDDEN & BATES,
va nnalt, Ga., and \ow York City.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD
H1. C. BY .TTIE, Receiver.
JE:ret..ivo May 2, 1867.
Between Anderson and Walhalla.
EA8TnoUND. WESTUOUND.
Mixed- Mixed.
No. 12. Stations. No. I
A r lIlt 0 am......And erson......Lv 3 35 p n
Ar 10 40 am........1)n ver.........x 3 511 p
A r le I a m.....A u tun......... I. .i;5 pmn
A r 10 22 a m.[.... n dle ton......... -4 I4 p in
Ar 10 1i am...Cherry's Crossing...x I 2:3 pm
.A,r 10) 07 am..... Ad a m ' Urossing..Lv I 293 p m
A r 9.! 49am ......Sneca...{ Lv 4 47 pi.
A r 9) 23 am. . t U nion....L v 5 Ii p m
A r 924) am .... Wal h alla..... Lv 5 17 pim
A. M, Lv. P. M1. Ar.
J1. 1t. A NIDEltSON Stiper inten< ni t.
Connections at seneca wviti 1 So. It. lt. No. 11.
At Andier.ion with So. Itailway Nos. 1111and 12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condenne.d schiedue in Etfreet
S'A'It)N . 7un 1. 1
No. l. No1.
" 'uniimorvillot........ .............7 41 a in
" 11anebvi.......... .............8 55 a a,
"' Oran eur tg ........ ........... 0 2J a mn
"_Kingvillo........... ............ 10 15 a in
"....r....wr...y........... .............12 10 ii'a
(" reenwood.........7 40 a am 1 55 p~ mi
Ar.. Hodges........... 8 Iii a in 2 15j_>m
r. bbvilt!a ....8 403 a m 2 45 m
Ar. liotn..............85 a m 1310 P m
Ar rnville..........10 10 a in . 15 p in
Ar. Atlnta-......3 55 3) mi ( 00 p am
STA TIONS. No 1u. Da. y2
Lv. Greenvillo........S 3 t1 5ai
Piedmiont. ............. 00 p in 10 40 a in
WXilliamt on.........6 22 p m 10 65 a am
0L'. 011 . ..... 4 405 p mn 10 45 a m
Ar.Do)nnmald -.---.....7 15 pm m 11 40 a mn
Abbeviin .~.~.~. 3190 ~in, 11- 20 a m
ArG(reenw~ood......... 8 9J p, mi 12 20 P m
Ninoty-hi .--... ....... 12 65 p im
Neu err ----..... ......... 2 09 p m
I r spe ity ........ ......... 2 14 o) m
(l"',n.n.---.-.-----............I i p
Gnvillo-----.------.............~ 4 8 3) mi
Orangeburl --.-- -- ....... 5 23 p) i
B4raxmhvji;o- - ... ........ 17 p) m
Su mo vilo- --.. ....... 7 32 P mi
Ar. Chamrleston....- -..... .... 8 17 p am
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580p 7 00a Lv... .ChaeII....i7Ar S lip Ii %.
600p 7 41a " .. Summmor vile. 78i2 10 I8ai
7t50p 8 55a " . ...iranchmviill.."02p 8 52na
8 24 0 23a " .. ..Orangburg. " 6 20p 8 22a
92u 10 i5a "....Kigillo." 4138p 7 30a
8 0a11 40a " .... Ue1- ubia." 3 20Jp 0 3i0p
007a 1220p "...A ls n....Lv 2 I0p H 5's
10 04a 1 24p "....Satuc..I 23p 7 4tlp
10 20a 200po " .Union........ 10p 7 1303
10 80a 2223) " .... Joneville ..12 2.*p 0 5.3p
10 54a 2073)" ... Peoet......32 1.33) 0 42p
11 25a 8 l0Op A r.. S4pa rtanbumrg... Lv 1i 45a 0 I5p
ii d0a 14 JO Lv.. Spartanhuerg...Ar1Il 28a 0 00p
240p1 700p Ar... Ashevill.....Lv i820a 80:sj
"P," p. mn. "A,"' a m.
~Pullma aace sleepi3ng ears on raina 33 and
00, and, onA. ad O.diviion )ininag care
01n theme trains serve all mecals onroutao
Traints. leave Spartanxbur. ,A. & 0. division
northbound 0:48 a. me I3:5: p. mn., 1:183 p. ma.
(VestibuloiZAmnited); southlbound 12:23 a in
(:3p m,1:4 a. m, (Vestibumle Limuit ed.).
Tra~mn leave GreeYivil lo, A. and (1. di vidioa
nortxhound,l 5:50 a. im., 2.11* p. in. and 5:22 p. mn
'Vestibuled' Limited)-~ soon, I :25 a. m~
S:300 p. mi., 12 :001 p. mn. (Vestlibeled L.imiht d).
Trains 9 and 10 carry elegnxt Pullmat-~
sleepi ag earn between Oolumbhia anid Ashemvillei
enroute daily betwooa Jaaksonville anid Cincin
nati.
TLrainn 113 and 14 carry superb I'lmanm parlor
oars betwooni Chiarlestonm ad Ashxovillo.
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in use for over 30 years, ii
Allow'
All Couni;erfeits, Imitations a
Experinents that trifle with
.Infants and Children-Expcr
What is CA
Oanstoria Is a imnrmless subst
goric, Drops and Soothing h
contains neither Opium, Mo:
tiubstanice. Its age is its git
trud allay:4 Feverislimess. It
Colic. It relieves Teething rr
and Flatulency. It assim>tilta1
Stomitch and Bowels, giving
Tho Children's Panacca -T i
CENUINE CAST
Bears the f
The Kind You llai
In Use For Ov
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Time Table hit lf("ct. Jnn0 I,'o9.
Leave New berry...........................2 (0 pin
A r r rlv Coul :b t l ....................................3 3 p n
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Lv. CoIue11b a...........11:;pt 1. ian
(IeLtrn Tine.)
hv.Col t t ........,.. ..10 Illn 12 i7an
(Uentral Tinme.)
v l"m I'trk ..............12 1Cpn 2 M5tan
Lv Fairfa x................12 5-)em :, 0i p
Lv 1ava ualh.............. : (7ii 5 M ii
Ar 13runawick............ 61 ,i 7 4 .aim
A r Jat-ckuniili......... 7 -lupmt 1 U00ami
Lv Jack onvo li......... 8 Upm1 31 kJ tn
Ar Lake City.............. 11 '-pra
Ar Live Oak............... 12 ipin
Ar Tallttuit."sce ......... 33 pn1
At 1lver . )inetium..... ii 2p1n
A r il obilc.................... :3 . ie
ArNewlOriet ........... 7 i. tm
A r W ldt ................... 11 S 1 1
Ar G'aiin v il ........... 1-.w Pin
Ar Ocala. I f'-n I -pil
Ar WVlitidv c .............. . 1- m .:1in
AI v O laitti ( .......... ..... Z. : til 5 GaIpum
Ar Tiat ipa .................. ()atun 5 i0pm
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No. 31. No. ,1i.
Lv Tampa .................... 0 pat 8 OO;iil
Lv 011liuo.................. li JOpni 8 2 iaIn
Lv \V lit(woot .............1-2 & tin 10 5511n
Lv Ceder hey ............ 7 1aIn1
Lv Gaminesville - .......... 12 S:pim
Ar Waldo .................... i O ii 1 -1711m
Lv T'al laasee ............. 1 431 n
Lv Live 0 1i ............... -14 13p1
l,v Lake City .............. 6 2>piu
Lv Jaeksoitiville........ 8 20ia 7 ipin
Lv iru,i wick............ 6 :3at n S5pni
Ar avaunal t ............1'2 27111 1 5ipi
Lv Mavni iaal ............1' :pit1 it pm
v Fa irfa x...........- 0pm1E n
LV I)ennmark .........jotIn 242i
A r~ ColutnI i1a........ 1 );i1 2 4antm
Ar Y aw berry........ 1223pin
Tra arrivec amd 'lepart, In Colutnibia at
Ilundinug Sireet Statiotu. Noo. Wi anid .13 carray
Jaeksontvillei.; a Iio bet ween Cimmcinnamiti amd
.JackaoniIlle, v ia AshemvilIle, connhecting wi iih
andit Tatapai, anid run1 sollid trains fromi C1imii'
lot te L. .Jaciksonyvlle.
Nox, 31 anid 1,. Nc w York and Florida E x
pre.ss. Pu illmn 1ra ins.ut R(oonI sleepinug car~
bA ten TVmii; pa, JIack :sonivillu., Savanah
Coiun ibia, Wasiton nti111 New'.t York.
F"or further Iiformiaton applI)y toI
P l.$)EAY, U.Ti. A.,
Colimunbimi, S. C.
l-H i,T.IP. A ,
Sa van n:ab, G at.
L. A. SIlIPM AN, A. (3. 1'. A..
J1:1ek.son viile, liin,
A. O, MACl)ONa.L L, 0. 1P. A.,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro
lina, A thens a.nd Atlanta.
l'ASMElGN I i'AnT.'r m.:NT,
-WI r,M 1N0TON. N. C., Novt. 20it.h, 1897.
CON'DINSICO, ECIIEI)TiLt0.
GtN0 WEST': I1l(lee .J:in. I5, (.o1N( E:.'r
4No. 52- 1831 No. 53.
7 0)1a111 l x....Crlst<m, S.C0... Ar 80.0 pmt
82-11a1)n L v......... m.n n<s .....Ar Ii N) pin
9 -10 a11 m Lv....... .'t i ..........A r 5 13 jin m
I t;0 am .r......Colmn m .....A, I-11)in
2 ( 7 anm Ar..........'rmi rity..... ..v 2 17 pm
1220inn1 A..........Nwbe: ry...Lv 2:11.lm
1 03 jIm a r~....... ('lin mom......v 1 53 pml
I 23 1m1 Ar. ....uraens.....Lv i lipm
3 00 inm Ar0....... ree n v il1l.... Lv 12 011111m
3 ) pim air....S p iai - I.....lAv 11 in ilm
131)71,11 ArE.~.~ .mmi'i oro......iv uI .ii 11m
_5l pmn A ....oh-lt te. N. (I.I. v 9i:VI son'
S03 pmi A r....Ahe'r 1110 .....v 8 2j a m
*l)nIly.
No..5(2 nd 53 SolId in a het weeni Charles
on andmri rov 1vill vi AL, ant.ie Coast Inte
'JlullmbIial, Nowborry . ud ..mnnrens it. iI. uia
'harletcon an11l West Car >lin 1m I. I
II. M. I'M l1180 N, be.. . 'assenger A "ent.
J1. Ri. I NY, TI. M. 10M IlleS'd,
Genu'1 Mtaager. Tra~1ilIC .'a,nagmer.
CAPACITY, 1,0.0 .5.s
RK HI.. LGiO,Rokli3C
Edw. R. Hpp. Agent
Newberry, - S. C
-. 1 d''.'; W h 31 ( y E.nit,
UAo Dr. Miles NEnyn~ I'fASTEtns for SPINA L MV
WIEA K I84 Al nr g.lsm. 110. '0,m ,... 1k.
,ught, and which has beenk
as be ne :lle signatnre of
s beca ma1de under his per
.ipervision since IS infihulcy.
io one to deceive you in thi14.
tid " Just-as-good" atro but
and endaniger tle health of
tonce against Experimnent.
STORIA
Itute for Castor Oil, Pare
yrups. It Is Pleasant. It
rphiino nor other Narcotio
rautee. It destroys Wortuo
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
roublcs, cures Coistipatlo
es the Food, regulates
hucalthy and natural s
Mother's Friedi. r d
OR IA ALWA
ignature of
,c Always Bought
er 30 Years.
HAY QTRCCT, UC~W V011K CIT/.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time I.twea,mn Cul ulnbla and Jack
sonville. Ea,ltern Tiue 13etween Co
lumbia aid Other Pointa.
Eic otive June 11th, 1899.
Northbound. 'No. 31:No. 3d
iDaly. Dally,
Lv. J'villo, 1'.C.&P.Hy.......... 8 20 n 7 45 p
" Savtinah ................... 12 851)p 11 59
Ar. Colum'i .................... 4 :P11 4 30.
Lv. Charl.'4oi , ho. 1!y..........7 ()n o
1umnervile...................7 41 a 0 D0p
Branchvil;c .....................8 5- I 7 601:
Ornnt""lur).................... 0 : a 8 24V
. ingvL'e ......................I1) I5n 0 20p
Ar. Co:mniibia.................. i 10 101
Ai.; usta, tio. 1 ... .. . .lp
" r n:vm ............. . 3 1 10 15p
" AI.... ..................... l'01)1
" l ito.t.... .. ... .. . 8 4 11 120
e l1'nit..... ..3;
61 20lp 21120a
Lv ()ul'l :ia iiInii1'g ,t. ... 6 45 p 650.
1i n u .. 0 411
" ('he:it.r ' . *... ....... ..5 '11p 7 10.
"f to c Jill................. i 81 811a
Ar. (harlIt i......................8 45p 0 168
" hlnvilio...............
Ari ltichmuonad ........ .... 1 0 1 25p
Ar. Wshin. 0 05p
" ualtimorei Pa. R R.....I 2 1 5
P1i1ii1i~'tii..........7 1 a 2 09lp
3. 0 10 25p
Lv.Wuxi' n, o.~.........020 5p 1.....
11 49p 11 20g
S10 21p 1281
"~tuI(1n. . . . . bp 0 48*
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11 2 55l122
7 12aP 1 25
LA.Nw YorkI",P~.l........ 3 0 0205n
".~ PhIihielphi '..............0 5 a4 1 470
Ar .atan ore....... ..... 7 55p 6 22*
L lr i hi nmid110 - - - l... .. . .. . 10 20
Lv. hinlle- .................l4r15a 6 0
"u 1111$epiig(nabtio Charlotte
ArlviI 14 ( 'ol'1hi i a1a1 i i Hhvl
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0 ('i 7 0 1 5 1. taunils A 10 2S a 282 8
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7 1 3 o 2~:l ..lIlllrd. 1 11 :23 p 6 82
723 83 211 ..A)ay... 1 311 0 48
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H 1t1 8 8t 21 Ne lwir ~ 2 07 p 7( 8
8 :; 9 IiPropejly 2 4 ; 8 0
11 2 !10 :11 ...hu'pn 1 .5 p 6 45
11:1 10 3 1 ~~'1iIOho 5 29 :1 I 22 L
Ci 10 0:1) 35 .1~l1O 1 2 '1 1 8) 59
''1 II go :12 .I~aipint.. 117 32 t 8
A . 0 :1 t SA(ol.1uc,' 1 11 00 s
.1' Ply . . L24
A rv nn ...... , 1 .. . I 3
A r.1Jarlrl-:. .- - ..- 21 0 9 0
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Nos. iian< i o-- e Yor 4 n6 Forl
prel>slo m Spn Casbte2
Angst Amal New York.
Tn011mi.ln. ekoni llo, I a an ahIas in to.
nnd Ithhumd
.I 15 and U.on at. Fpan Maur. Through
OltI u ,an drain room~N1 mft lin gter.h
Novle n minai wiaAhllo.y,~
TO ALL POINTS
North, South and Southwest.
ticheduto in elicet Dec. I I,s.
80UTIIJJOUND. No. .i. No. 1.
Lv Now York, via Penn. lt.lt.'1 toi "r, (.l pIt
/Waeahngtou.....................1 , 1 pin 0 ; 1 ,3
Itichanond........................ v u l,pai U u, "
Iv Portsmouth " " " jap 920 un
Ar Weldon. via H. A. L......... 1110 pon I a
Arlluend!rKon. " ........."267l m 101
I Ialeigh "' '216 331
"Southorn Pines" .....
9 Hamlet, " ..a
S W lltminlgt ............ . '12(
., Monroe .........f. i
--- AL
Ar Charlotte, A '5
"Uht Ater,v .. t
Oroenw - "
"Atheke - ,.( j 1Jp~ ~
". Ata htral (T?1n 813m10
Inte6,(i 8
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S r . .'---. 611 p
r t14 Via . A.L~' 3e1u
1In --
.: ....... 7 .t antS i .
Ar Net t,er.cy . 2
* 'iy. tIU'ly, e.
Nov. 403 sind 402.-"' he A t laltta1
N.ol1.1 Ve,,tib,let Traln of P1ulllinan
Iawd (o.ceeri betweenl WashiIngton an f"
laltaH, tal}o Pullwina llec eI'er betwieen
11to,uthl ttunlc Chester. 8. C.
N4cs,. 41 atmnd 38.-"' lan S. A. L. Exl
0,11.1'1Tit,1n, Coach.s anld P'ullruan sl
between Pourltnrsuth anl Atlanta. Con V
ileepers ht ween Columbin tand Alant -
fth l r1A1111 nt,ike lu)nlediate contiec"tio
Atlata for Alontgonery, ltobllc, New t
I-ua, Texa, Culforiina, Miexico, ( hntta- .
l,nega, Nitsl.vilie, MAliethis. acien, Fori
For Tic:k ctr, fileeper"s, and Informat tot, n
ply to A ge'nts . c r V I . (lemnit.-, G P.'A.
.10-eph 11. Brown, (en. Ag., 'uss. le.'
E. &I. JOlI N, Vice-Plr'es. ttd Get'l \It n
V E. TIcitEl',, (len':i upterintenutdet. ;
i. Wt. 1, (AV ER. 'I'rtilo lanautgor.
L. H. A l.-7 EN, ien" l'ai l;ng 'er Age t.
C) EHa-:AL 0E1 .mES: P'owrNiMoUTH, VA.~
Ti' CH A iL'TON LINE,.
KUUT1 CAROLINA & GE I 1A i c o
'1iee 'aible In 0.leet .Jua. 1, ISIO
(Eastbouid--DaIly.)
Lv Columblia .......................... " at
Ar 3rttntc.villt ................... 2 an
L,V liratnchvtlo ,................ ..... . 305 iin
Alr Charlest on ......................I ani
Lv Columbi a........................ 3 b) plo
Ar Chal rleston ....................... 17 pm
(1estbhotaa.)
',v Chairet on ..... . ............ . 7 (h am
Ar Clun,bi ............................ I Outat.
Lv Ubt ont............................... 5 30 p11
Ar "tine h vl e ....................... 7 3 pm
Lv 13rnchv ti -....................... 7 10 pin
A1r Coluit in a......................... 10 r Jpm
NORTI CA IO.INA 1)IVISION.
(iitstbeund-I),ily E'xcept ISuidty.
Lv Columbia ...................,........ , -'0aml 3' 5; pm
Ar Cam .'ei ..........................11 - in m 30 pm
lv c m .......... . ...... . ............ 1 40 am
A r a n ' atte..................... 1 2 p in
btCh a ..................... i 0p
h 110 ' 11 ..,.................. 2 0 15p
Yv ort o....,............... .10 ptt
Illaek sburg.................. 105511m
Ihl(by)t .......,., .......... 15 pm,
L ion ;,...................... 230 pml
Lv atrion......................1 t 111 8i m t
Ar hen l . .-.....................1 in am m 1.aa
LvClize hJ ut...................10I -11 3a m~
A Y lI, a k l i ti................... 3 5 a mt 32Pt
Arok Lgtiai................. ..2 pmii1 l )1
Lv Aist,wbt..... .............12.0 pm1 3I) r
Ar ilaofacm t ................... 1 2 pin)(~6
Ia m d en ...........................a 3 ttt 7 Jo -11am
Aar Coturn hi a.................... 00 team, 133 10 tpm
~'w Xaa~sAUU 'SA AI)iN. tU0o
Lv Cao8tnba................... ..U.....m3. 5 p
A r rta ehik..e....................... .I i 124p1m
By DAuXiaI..........................(1 a 17 pm
Alkeiano..v..l......................7 6 6!
Lvr Aianehi..l.........................7 m 6ep
PAilTI ExIlly8 t UGUCs'rAt AN3 WSHN11F
Jd3 Il 04 ItttI.)(Nothbotnd.
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on tt I.: I ha fr t JtI 11.)4
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ile i:lteknilx.......1 ' I4o ol31t
Augusta anIAshvill Shor an in Ia
S cedut in' Effect3 July 3' a3, i.
S3y e G re ta I .... ... 1 3 145 4 y ... a.....
A n d t, r an . .. . . . .., . .. .. .. . aaa y
IIcn'tor .. ............ 31 't3j it 5 3ta
S . reev l le. ...... . 3 ) m 5a
G tLeaI ings...... - l p ini 3~0pi
apa t >ug...., 1 133 :y , 900a
(1a inda ............... I 3 415 p m 31 1
A 1hel le.--........... 7tJ >
enve shev111 ..........., 1111a
sI ta brg .......3 a an 3-0
Ito tre nv I 8o......1 1 It mIl 00l
1.n ren ............. 'ai m 1 20 pm
tAtn ao ........................ ... 7 00 a m
AI: IiHl3 L ........ 106 am .20 a m
rrIve 1:aeight 111....5...el am m 031
NIor. k..---.......... n. 7 30 a
U3.,uPe)3 tershttr ........,..7 70 atai"
ch it t i ........ 1 153 a)1 123
Ae, 118nd010............... ~ a11 80 3)1
I:airftx...--..................... 3 25i aem
Aleotubtie.................10 0 5 am om
rlvo tagtfor ----.................II I 5 0p m
1.av . 11 orate a........
itott a fort, ----.- ...... fo f im 20 3 pm
ItlI0!3.A . a. ........,--...... I 9 3~ ama
W.1 p . rai fromA (na si'at Ag o
Fii n NO. Al. L. A . ndg,alay n
r. M ICMERiSON, Tr.illo Managor