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(nrdii From% tie 3lakm'rn--"Ono 1'laite I erc ( t lilm iII l 'erson-Anothe Shsippedl to 1111n. ('I'ho Stat o.) (Copy.) Marion, S. C., Nov. 23. 13 To whom it may concern: I laving boorn requeHtod by NI 11. Sollers to stato what I. about tho mtanufactutro of br plates by tho Marion iron work Mr. J. D. II.1soldlon, I beg lea stato that I a111 omlloyoc ill works; that on or about tho iHt. Noveimbor, 18919, IMr. J. D. 11 doll cam1o to mo and p>lacod an < for two broast plates. Ito dir< them to ho muado so 1s to lit ov( breast and Stoma11ch, with hole tho shiuldors and near tho bc so that they could h) tied on. woro also to ho oval in shapo1. s((ttd that some1 ono had throal his hifo and ho watnted to ho pared against him. I mnado t1i, breast platts out of tork stool, one of (hom was5 sent to him ove"Inlig, and amln inforlmed thi otlher w.as shi>pod to him nex to ('olnlubia. 'Theloy weighed t pouinds oachl and woro made 01 tork steel. J. F. Sl':l: (Copy.) Marion, S. C., Nov. 3, 1I To Whom it Malty Concern: At the request of Mr. B. B. lers I state what I know abou matnufacturo of breast plates b) Mlarion Iron works. 1 amn emp11) in the iron wvorks. On or abou I Ith of this mtonth Mr. Spear blacksmith of the il'oll works, two breast p>latts out of boiler ait said works for Dudley Ilast I saw Mr. .1 llasoldel inl th wlhilo th11 work was being dom heard him say to Mr. Spears t certain pioco of st(eel wtould an One of tho breost5plates was < c'red to him that da1y and 11pack:( other tho ntext iy and Shipped Mr. .1lasoldon at Columbia. his ENOS X Powl: Attest: I ark. H. E. Dluxroltm. (Copy'.) To Whom it May Concern: At th' request of Mr. B. B. S I will state what I know of the ll.cture of breastplates by Marion Iron works for J. D. I dlen. 1I am employed in said v On or about the 14th of this m< sa1w Mr. Spear1s lit wdrk on wvh said1 at the time was(l a breastpla saw Mr. DIudhoy Haselden a wVorks that (illy. I do not Cri stalto whait I heOard from oth, tho time. CAaL MArIF: (New Orleans Times-Dlomocri "The p)oplar impression thi p)ondlicitis is al ways' causedl by smal11 foreign body which se ani inflanmation in the vol app)jondix is at popuIlar .delusion, 1mar1ked anlO xperieOnced surgeoi other dayl). "Most people1 are to eat grapes on that account,n nin)g thalt a straly soed may fir wayi into the appenOJdix and bowl over. Of course such a thing the relmls of possibility, bu chanIIcos are almflost too romic talk ab)out. Appendicitis la rar11ely calusedl by a foreign bo any1) kind. 'The in)flmation to be of cat arrhal nature, and1( inclined1 to bIoliove that the (diso1 in some) wayl) associated wit glrippo. At any ra1to it is a si cant fact that a large perconta thlose whlo have it have suffered anl attack of grip a shiort timiO 1: tile soiz/ure. Thle old 'grape thleory caused a great deail o niecessar'y anrxietIy to early oper WVhen they used the Iknife und to find anything urnnsual1 in th< of the appendix they were disi to fear that they had made a mi in the (diagnosis and thlat the was, after all, not one of append: To be frank, I dare say many g.aon reported tile discovery of seod or somethilng else in the line wvhen the sac was really as e: as a drum. Tile poor fellow h it to escape consure. But we botter new, and there is no ace for subtertuge. The time to ate for appendicitis is betweo tacks, when the patient is in hecalth. The death rate in nanan in vary 8mnll---raly trif TI14E DEATi OF MISS VOICMAN. Cao Witlworat a lomient's WaVrn ing-a Yiarftul Bilow for Loving 1'arents aratl< a Sho,ck to, 5tu clnts indc iac utty. Icliv- -- t (Special to Greenvillo News.) Williamston, S. C., Nov. 19.-Las night just as the "retiring bell" raii at Williamston l"imale college, at V:31 ()'Clock, the angel of death visited tha S) institution and without a monment'i warning the imto"rtatl spirit of Misi L,ois Workman was borne from Its earth r. I3. ly exist,ence into the mysterious fut,ure M iss \Vorklman was 17 years old an. (n1OW had att.ended this college last year, thh oast_ heing her second year here. Iter beau t.iful face, cbarming manner, sweet dis s for position and womanly, Christian char yo to aeter endeared her to the hearts of tl . president, teacher$ and all the studenti Htild of this c',llo alike. 1Ier sudden an( h1 of ntitinely removal from earth causes tlb profoundest sorr"ow and syipathy fo asol- her assoeiates who will so sadly tis: rdor her at the college, as well as for he heart-broken parents, Mr. and Mrs. W 3(tod 11. Workman, of Kinards, Newberr r his Conty, whose only child she was. MAis Work man had been in her usual heal ti H at. and at tended all her recitations unti ttom 'Thursday morning, when on account o a slight throat trouble, Dr. R. P. Han 1 hey son was called in, but y -storday morn Ilo ing her condition was greatly improvel and sho was able to come down staira oned 1,ast night at 9.30 o'clock while sittint pro. in a rocking chair, she suddenly turne pale, her head fell back in a reelinInl iWo position and she was motionles.-. Th and lhysician wvas quickly summoned, i strong electric current was applied an that everything that inedical skill could dc t the vise was restored to, but she was deal 'T'lie physician pronounced it heart fail t (lay m'e. 'T'he illieted parents were noti olvo lied by telegraph last night of thei daugrhter's deat,h and this morning th it of casket containing her body was carrie to the depot here, being escorted by th entire college faculty and fifty youn uts. lady students. The Rev. Samuel Lai: der, president of the college, in coi] S painy with Mrs. Wim. Gritlin, it relativ J- of i\liss Workmnn, left on the soutl bound train with the body via Crei wood anil L,aurens for Ai\. \Worknan Soi- I ime near K inard's station.r'1'he tlorn t t ho offerings were beautiful and placed upo the casket formed a perfect mound c the Ilowcrs. A mong these contribution loye1 was iL very large wreath of beautifu white roses from the teachers of th the college. The Erosophic society c , the which Miss Workman was a menibet sent at large pillow of beautiful and cosl imado 1y Ilowers. stool It was only last Friday evening tha the writer of these lines, whilo attenl Iden. ing a musicale in the college chapel sh1o) enjoyed a beautiful selection of musi entitled "Andate (surprise symphoiny) and by Iayden, rendered by Miss Worli hlt, it 1an; but eight (lays later and thc touch, that voice, that life is stille swer. forever. W. loliv d\11iS LOIS WOlRKMAN. A thc3 .it to Last Saturday evening about 9 p. im the soul of Lois Workman passed int the presence of God. Her face is see no mnoe among us; her '(voice is hear no more in the class room; we hear he .L. step no longer in the hatlls. With life record of only sixteen short year. she is taken from earth, a bud to blo: som in the realm beyond the grave which realm is no longer a mystery t her. As a friend she was loyal, as a sti (lent, not brilliant perhaps, but stud ous and attentive to every duty; as ollers roon mate, generous, kind, loving an ma unseltish; as a C-nsor, faith ful, ad herin to the right and often reproving i the genile tones those whbo swerved frcot ad-the piath of duty. W'e may all emulat her Ch ristian example. 'bh pincilc ,orks. of right were early instilled into he tm I life and character, and were man ifeste each day as. she moved among us. at he We deeply regret the death of on .iwho was so pur'e and noble. WVhat ' bessng uc a ifewastous! And w t the are thankful for the short timie that, w reoto have been allowed to live under tn era at, wisdom has seen fit to cut short a lif holding so much of sweetness, good nless, anfd influence, with so much t ws. live for, and with every right to live, a problem we can not solve; but w know th Il He knows best and we ar wvilling t t rust Himr anti to submit, lIis wvih. I ( t us1 pr-ay that He ma it.) comfort an nd sustain the heart-broke it a p)arcuts of act euly and idolized child. -rahb McCul lough, some Williamston, Female College, Wi t pliamston, S. C., Nov. 21. iformn 1 the tad"Necessity is thie "dtSMother of Invention." them It was the necessity for an is in honest, reliable blocod purtfter t the and tonic that brought into to to existence Hood's Sarsa pa vory rilla. It is a highly concen d y of tra ted extract prepared by a ooms combination, proportion and am process peculiar to itself and so is giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla hi la unequalled curative power. gn iii. Its <wonderful record of cures has made eo o f il America's Greatest Medicjne. fro Rosy Cheeks - " I have good hiealth and rosy cheeks, ihanks to Hood's ofore Sarsaparilia. It builds me up and seed' saves doctor bills.'' Mary A. Burke, f un- East Cinigr St., Indiana polis, Ind. )osed . HoodP'si ire liver ilisith non-Irritacting anid Dinly ccathairtio to tke with Hood('s sarsacpartina, stake * :is ATTENTION frape HOUSE KEEPERS. ilo Come to Robertsoa & Gilder'i mpty Drug Store and buy your APPLI ad to and WHITE WINE VINEGAR know CINNAMON, SPICE, CLOVES aso MUSTA RD and MUSTA RD SEED r- We can GUARANTEE the purity r*of our goods for we have tested them n at Robertson & Gilderi ing." DR UGQIaIa O1M 'IT COnun Wome, ns FarmierH. (W. I. Draper, in Frank Loslio's Popt.ar Monthly for October.) Women who own and run their farms, without any able assistance, constituto thirty per cent. of the farming population of Kansas amd Oklahoma. Womn and girls who are now engaged in farmtwork in Kansas coristitute lifty per cent. of the farming population. ''his large percontageo is partly caused by the absence of the Twentieth Kansas Volunteers in the Philippines, all ex cepting a very few of whom are farmers, and who, upon going to war, loft their farm work in the hands of their wives, sisters and swoothearts. To say that thoso women have failed to do their duty in cultivating tho - crops, would moot with as much merited contradictioni as to chdrgo the enemy. f In fact, Kansas will produce larger crops this year than any pro l coding season in the Stato's history. - The wheat crop will bo a little short., but that was caused by a very cold wintr. Of every other cereal and farm product there will be a sn. porabundance. To the Kansas woman, with her usual daring grit and obstinato resolve, is du those excellent. crops. The labor they have porfoned merits all the honor and wealth those crops bring forih. During times of poace thitty per . cont., of the farmers in Kansas are womon, while Oklahoma comes for. ward with about the same porcent . age. At present tho Oklahoma women are slightly bohind their f Kansas sisters in numbers, but not in tho amount of work. Oklahoma womn, although they have not boen as long engaged on farms, are more active and can do more work and get t bettor results. That their crops - yield a larger acreage is due, some ' what, to the lertilo soil, which is also now and more productive than Kansas land. But between the wo 1 uen of the State and Territory there is no jealousy. Each go about their own work, bont upon making a large crop with the same earnest zeal as the most steadfast German farmer. The number of women who work on r farms in kansas will reach over 5,000, while the entire number of farmers in the State aggregate 17,090, exclu sive of families. In Oklahoma the 0 pol,ulation is smaller, but the per contage is about equal. SUNSTROKE a J.-L SPECER of Plattevillo, Wis., formerly of Co .G, 2'7L1 Wisconsin Inifty. hai-s suthrrd man year3s L - from the result of a sunsitrok1e . 1, ha found relief anud desires to tell his stos y for -the good of other votorans. Uoe ays: "At Petersburg I was sunstruck and carried off the field for dead. Later rheumatism of my heart developed as a result and physicians failed to benefit mes. In the spring of '951I began using Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and Dr. Miles' Nervlne and now my health is better than for 30 years before." DR. MILES' H er is sold by all druggists on guarantee first b)ott.o benef11is or mioney back. Book oni heart, and nerves sent free. Dr. MIles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. 0.LI. sUiIUMPERtlT. HI.C. HOLLOWAY. Sacimlirt & HallowaU, Attor'neys and Counsellors at Lawe, N EXWB10 R RIY, S. C. Practice In all State and U. S. Courts. BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD H. C. BEATTIE, Receiver. Effeotive May 2, 1897. . et,ween Anderson and Walhalla. - IAsThOUND. WEsTBOUND. Mixed. Mixedl. No.19. Slations. No. 5 Ar1I00 am .....A nderson......Lv 8 8pn A rl1040am..........on vor.........v 8 60p A r 10 I am.....A utmun..........v45pm A r 10 22 as.......Pon dot ......Lv 4 14 pm Ar i10 I8 am.....(Cherry's Crossinp'.Lv 4 23i pm i A r I0 07am.A dams' Crossing.Lv 429 pm Ar 9 40am j.......8neca....... Lv 447 pn Ar 9 25 am.....West U nion ....Lv 5lpm A r 9 23 amn...i.Walala.....Lv 617 pm A. M. Lv. P. M. Ar. J. R ANDERS~ON Superintendent. Connections at 8enoa with 80. R. Ri. No.1I1. At Anderson with 8o. Railway Nos. II and 12 PAR E HsAIan beautn motes a loxridant W*0A 1ou V *09 * A Glil FUlLL OF NItELES. )octot Are M"yHtlitecl Oyer This iluntan 1P111"1i4nu ton. (Philadelphia Record.) Wilmington, Dol., Nov. 12. -iigh ty-sovon ordinary sowing rioodles havo boon removed from the body of IHannah Reardon by Dr. Swithin Chandler. Tho girl is em)loyod as a ht HOlumaid by Mrs. J. M. Matlior of Madisont stroot, an<1 her (8sO is attracting tho attention of tho local )hys3ioiali all of whom are takimg a doep interest in t.ht Ca8. The girl is about it) years of ago and woighs ontly 80 )o11nds. Sho is four feet threo inches tall, a(1 it is b('lioved1 that tho 1wedOs10, Which Hho swallowed when a1 cili(l, rot arde( her growth. She camto horo from Irolad about two months ago. Dr. Chlualdor sayn that before coining to this country, owing to her dolicato hoalth, th young womani had not dono nmuch work, and ho thinks that bonding and stooping while at work caused the noodes to work to tho surface of the body. Sinco the discovery of the strango coudition Hanah has not boon able to retain solid food on her stomach. The noodles are, however, supposed to have boon in her body for oais. Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, H'eartburn, Indigestion, Dizziness, Indicate that your liver is out of order. Thn best me1d11)0ic to rouse the liver and cure all these Ills, is found in Hood's Pills 25 cents. Sold by all mdicuine (ealers. In ElTet Novemnber 11i, 181)9. (1Eitern Stan(lard Time.) Southbound. Northbound. A.M. P.M. PM. P1M. A.M A.)t STATIONS. " 22 84 53 S2 85 i 5 5' 7 o0 1 35h 1v Laurens Ar 1:13 413') 11 :; 60) 7 10 1 41 l'arks Ar 1 25 4 21 11 "1 (1 35 740 153 ..Cllinton.. 1 13 4(10 11(0 6 53 7 58 2 03 (3oldvillu 1(') :3 3i 9 211 7 05 8 10 2 10 ..K inard.. 1253 :1 8 8 :5 7 13 8 18 215 ...Gary... 12 28 3 11 ' 41 7 20 825 220 ..Japa... 12 13 301 8:12 810 850 231 No 'berry 1230 240 810 8 40 9 13 2 49 PIrowperity 12 17 2 15 11 0) (1 7) 2 59 . ..Sighs.... 12 07 1 ai 9 13 0 1302 L.A Mouantain 12 03 I to 9 :30 ) Il 3 1; ...('i pin... 11-18 J :1 9 40 1000 3 22 li'ton I1 43 1 .7 9.11 10 I 3 (; White Rock 11 40 1 22 9 5)1 1l 16 :1 31 11allentin e 11 3'i 114 1015 10 10 3 40 ......Irm ..... 11 27 1 0) 10 25 10 40 3 46 .. Lealphart.. 11 .0 12 50 1& -15 1100 ' 0.iArOotumbi a1x 11 08 12 .10 No. I Mixed, D.ily Except. Sunlay. P. M. Ar Nowbcrry 7 i1 l'rosperity 7 20 Sligls (1 52 Little Mount'n 6 45 Chpint (1 20 Ililion - 6 01 While Rock 6 511 litieutino 5 46 i rmo 5 25 L' phmrt 5 05 Lv Co' imttbla 4 45 No. 6. iet.wuoi Laurens and New:erry. Saturdays only. Lv New berry 9 t1)111 Lv .Iaial a 1(32 p Im Lv Gary 9 4P p mt I,v KI(nnrd 1 1) m Lav GJoldvillo . pm LvA Clintini .1 a. p mi Lv Parks l10 35 p-m1 Ar I,aurons) 10 15 p im - 3 00AiG(renvilleLY~ 12(1 3110 Spartn nburg 11 49 51I0 Augusta 9 i0 Trniis 52 and (3 runx solid betweon Char 10o101n and Gireenvilie, daily. Trains 12,811,8Is1and 1 I ily except Sunday. between Colutinbla and ,au reins. Train 3. daily except Sunday anud Monday, between Co! lnbila imd Laurens. T1rin 5, between Newberry and L.urens Saturdaiys only. Close connection at Sumntor for all points North. Ciose connections at Spartanburg for the Mountains. E. CAVENAUGI!, A gt., Nowherry, n. 0'. . SOUTHERN R Vondeiised Scilcedule In Effeet June. 11th, 16919. BTATIONS. Ex. Sun. Daily _____No._17. No.11. Lv Iiiihsn.. .................7 0 a in " 'ummoiurvmo....... ............ 7 41 a in "llrnchvilte......... ............8 55 a 11 "Oraniceburl ....... ............ 9 2:3 a in "King i lo.......... ........... 10 15 a in IE~0o...um..a............ ............ 11 05a " Prose itly.......... .............12 10 n'n " Nvwory.... ....... ............ 12 25 p mn "' i oy4x,. .......... 1 '40 p in " (4roonwood..........7 40 a mn 1 65 p mn Ar. Hodges............8 (00 a m 2 16 p mn K ~1 tiic.... ..... -ii--d~a i 2 45 1) m1 Ar.11ton............ 6 ~1,~a~ini 1 p NAneron.......9 130 a mn 2435 p in I olivO)vfIe.........10 10 a mi 4 15 y ii Ar._Ananta.~...... ~3 pii 0 00p in sTATION8. Ex. Sun. Daily IL.~nreenville........... 30 10 Ina "Piedmont ........... 0 0V P m 10 40 a in "Willianstoin......... 6 22 p im 10 55 a mn f.A ndorson.............4 46n 10 45 a mi INGoiti ........ 145 pfi T 1 6a m Ar. nnlds........... 7 16 p mn 11 40 a in LY. Abbovfii........... 010 p m 11 20 t in IN.Yioger-.--......7135 p) mi ~if~b ~ii Ar. (remnwo,od......... 8 (J p in 12 20 p in ametOy-ix-.---...--..........12 55 p n Sjowberry.......... ............ 2 00 p in roa eri-y---....- ......... 2 14 p in [Tinili1.................... - 5- p mn O: range~burg--.-.-.............5 29 p mn ~slummnorvle................... 742 p i Aroharlesto ................... 8 17 p mn SO 7 00alLy.. . .ChaiT65ton....Ar I81 li 3jd lp7 41a ".. Summenr ville... "I 7132p 10 I8a I8 8 55a ". ....Branchville...6 02p 852 04 28ia " ....Orang' iurg... " 6 20p 8 22a 22p10 15a " ...KCint vitlo.. 4188p 7 140a 07a 1220p) ".Ason...v 2840p 850a 1004ae 1 21' "...anto... 123p 7 40p 10 20a 200k " .Union....... S0p '7 b0p 10 80a 22 " .... Jonesville .... " l2 25p Ob53p 1054a 287l "...acolot..... 2 4p 04'?p 11 26a ii1O Ar.. Spartanburg.. .Lv 11 45a 0 tS5 11 40a 8 O4 Lv.. Spar tanbunrg...Ar ii 281a 0 00p ,,..0._.A.... Asheville...._Lvi 8 20a1 805Ip "P," . m. a n~~. Pullman palace sleeping cars onl Trains 31 and S6, (t7 and 88, on A. and 0. division. Dining oars eP nthse aine sorve all meals enroute . Tri Llev partanburg, A. & 0. dUvision, northbouna 63:48 a. mn., 887 p. m., 6:18 p. m. (Yestibul nitd);southbond 12:26 a. mn. 6115p. :8 a. ., Vesibule Limited.) Trains eave Greenville, A. and (I. division, arthbound,51:50 a. mn., 2:84 p. mn. and 6:22 p. mn. (Vetibuled imited) southbound(11:25 a. m., :80 p. mn., 12 :80 p. mn. (Vestibuled Limited). .TraIns 9 and 10 cary elegant Pullman sIleepin 're ween(Jlumbtia and Asheville rou all tween sonvilge and Cinci ' ains 18 and 14 carr.y superb Pullman parlor oars between Charleston and Asheville. PfRANK 8. GANNON, .r. Mi. (ULP, Third V-P.h Gen. If r., TPrailto' Washington, D. 0 Washing ton,.0 W A- TURK B. 11. H ARDWIOK1 c1m AVeoclable PreparationforAs similating the food adllc Reitda tithIIlie Stouachls nid Bowe of Promotes Diges(ion,Cieerful ncss and llcst.Contains neither Opiun,Norphine nor Minerial. NOT NALMCOTxC. AbSe ,t/'ldl)rSAMUA'i/E PIrIRfil Jiunprn S.ed - Alx.Jmur + 1?.AeIc SaT4t - Anisc &azr + ijfld munht .. j .aOonCuh l.4'oJa,. I1In.fced - .57L /Gr.n) Aperfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomiach,Diarrhoea, Worms,Convulsions,Feverish ness and Loss oF SLEEP Facsimile Signature of NEW YOIK. [XACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Florida Central & Peninsula Time Table in EI.iect Juno 11,'99. Leave Newberry .....................................2 GO p A rrive Colnm li....................................3 :o p No. 3;, No. 35. Lv. Colu llit........... 11 ;apim 1- 11an (Eastern Ti'3me.) Lv. olutnbiL.............10 35tn 12 47amn (enitral TImle.) iv I)cnntirk ..............12 IPpm 2 'natn Lv Fairifax .... .............)2n5m 3 u2pm l. y 1avannt h......... 37)n m 5 t an tr Brunswtik ........... 6 05pin 7 1 inmo At, .Jacksonvil ......... 7 l0pim 1 1aum L v Jack!;i vilIe......., 8 0)j in t Ytait Ar Lake CI .............. I P 23pm At r Live Onhk ......... ..... 12 I spm A r T1ailab: lt.".ei:......... a :3 pml Ar River Junction..... , 2.pm A r Mobile .................... .3 :am l A r Nemw O lean........... 7 0 in A 't idO ...................11 5pml l :;.m : i lm A r Gain( vllie .......,.... 1.2 Ie1pm :,rl'edt ' .' ........ 72 'pin Air Ocitla .............. 1...1. 1 'f 0n 1 I 'pm Ar Wildwood .............. 2 -nm 2 2 pnt A r (riuitu o ............... d 2t aint 5 11p)IaI Ar Tain pa .................. 6 3 a1 5 3p NOlRT1BOUND. No. 31. No. 33. Lv Tampa.................... 00ipu 8 Ooin Lv Orlano............... ( 30pnn 8 2 ian Lv W Ildwoot.............12 30.tim 10 55au Lv Ceder iey.............. 7 1i,a1n 1,v Gabesville ............ 12-52)m A r W aldo .................... 015am I 17pm Lv TallahsseO............. 14 -3pm L.v Live Oak............... 4 "3 t m Lv Lake Cis '............... 6?431)n Lv Jackslnvillo........ 8H20am 7 -15pn Lv lirunawick............ 50am 8 55pm1 Ar Savannah ............12 27pln 11 6pm Lv Savatnil ............25pm 111p1 v Fairfax............ 2 01)111 I54lam Lv Deninark ...........pm . 2 12am Atr Coluimblat........4 383pm 4 :0am Ar New berry.............. 1225pm 1Trin s arrive and1( depart. Ini ColutnbIa liland ing SIreet Statilon. Nos. 35 and 331 tar Pulhntan sleepin. catrs bot ween New York all *Jacksonville; t so betweeon Cinclinnatliat: Jacksonyllc, v hn AsilevIlle, conn3ecting wl i'ulina parlo 1111r cars between Jacksonylvl and( 1313 Tapa, and( run oid 01 traIns fiomi Ch3;t bott to Jacnksonv'ille Nos. 33tad:3.. Ncw York and FIoiida E: ress. Pullnman Drat wing 14.oom3 53le3p1ng c bet ween Tampa3t, JacksonIvillo. Savannt Coluiba, W5asihigton am1( Newv Yorkc. For further In formanttion apply13 to( P I . EA Y, U. T. A., Coltutbia, 8. C. ERI,,Jit., T.IP. A., Savan unah, GIa. L. A. SIIPMAN, A. G4. P. A., ,Jacksonillje, Fla. A. 0, MACDONL EL, (G. P. A., Jacksonvlleo. F"la. ATLANTIC COAST LINE FAST LINE Between Charleston and Cohunbi Upper South Carolina, North Car< lina, Athons~ and Atlanta. IPA8sENGER 13)EPArTMENjT W I LMx I N oN, N. C2., Nov. 20th, 1897. CONDENSED FCilE1LE. GJoING WVEST. In Ellect .Jani. I5, oo EAR *o- 62- 18513 N o. 3 7 002)a3n Lv.Chrlet on, 8. C..Ar 8 00 3) 8 23(1m Lv.......Lanens......Ar 31t20 pl 9 40311m L v.......8u m t r........Ar 5 13 pi IL 34 10 am Ar........oluin b3)13....Lv -1 10 p 123 71131 Ar...Pr'osp'-It y...LaV 2 47 p1 12 201)31 Ar......No w beri....Lvy 2 313 p I13: 3)2pm Ar7.....(iton...... Lv 1 513 p1 .I 253323 A r.....Laren)s....Lv 45 91 3 0j3)1pm Ar........reenvi lIe...LV 12331 31 3 10 m3 Alr....83t3'an)bu g...l~ 11 45 al 1 07 pilm A r...Win ns bro.......V 11 .33 al 8 15pu1 A r.Chrlotte, N . C.... LV 352ai 1 3 pmn A r..IIenderaomv il- N C..v~9 14 al 7 01. pm Air.....AsheIlli e..,.Lv 8 20 ai *Datly.. Nos. 52 antii 38o11d tr'in313 between Charle tonl and (Ore uiltle via A tlantic Coas. 1.3n Columia31, Newbetrry an11l Lauren0313 I. It. 11n 11harilestonti W23 esot Caroli na It Rt. 3I M1. I4MI4.kSON, Go03. Pasen err A eInt. J. Rt. ItEN bY, T.3. M. EM CR. N, Genti Ma *nagor. Tri'ille Mana23gor. CAPACITY, 10,000 JODS PI-n3 A%lU 3he pr.1lfte are I4se. 33,1. allow youg, . .. . . , "t00K H3,3.".' lIugire sa,e "A th3,le 30t ., r But-" t st asnd u ., tlo 1.re. and. 0'1. (I, t I end. IidI 33 irs -clue deaers onl , ,. ., ,3 3n your1 town, W,tite direct. '00K H ILL BUGGY Co., Roc't Hill, S.( auw. KA IBipp, Agen' Nowberry, - s. C Bloaru the 10ho Kind You Hav Always B80ih Signature nofA CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CA STORIA TECENTAUnl COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. r SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Central Time Between Col ulnbia and Jack "onville. Eastern Time 13etween C. lumbia and Other Points. Effective Juno 11th, 1809. Northbound. No. 34 No. 3d DIl1y. DAlly, Lv. J'ville, F.C.&P.I1y.......... 8 20 a 7 45p "Snvunnah.................12 45w 11 595 Ar. Columbia ... .............. 4 38 p 4 80 a Lv. Charleston, So. 1:,......... 7 00 a 6 80p Bumuervilio................... 7 41 a 0 09p B1ranchville .................... 8 55 a 7 60p Ornugeburg.................... 9 23 a 8 24j: Kinl;villo. .................... 10 i: a 9 20p Ar. Cobuuhin........ ... 11 (0 a 10 1ul Ev. Au;gustn, So. 1y........ . 2 40 p 9 110 " (:rnlitevillo ............... 1 p 10 15V " Aiken. ............. 2 501) . 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Dzaunville -.............-- . 15a6 02; " Chaarlotto.................... 8 15 a -10 20;y "~ lhok 11; -:i..................9 02 a 11 10 ; S(1hestr........................9 85 a 11 43; WVimiwboro..................10 21 a 12 82a r CoII'hnt im'J(al itt............ 11 25 a 1 37 a v.~ (Cojlma1j i Un.tep't.........11 45&. 4 808 .(hn11Inis--....-.....1I 28 p 6 82 '9iren". --..--.......I1 36p 6 48a Ar. A ile-i----.-................ 15p...... . (-a'z.tIlle...............2 207p1 7 18: Augte2;n.. 4 8 gpn BIU -v1.'.-.-..................4 6 02p 8 50 s Summ vl;o- - -.........~ 729 8 18 Ar.nienton.-.................. 82 8i 11 0 Lg- CoI'hia. i-'.C&P.RIy. ......0 Ua 12 47 a Siavaiuaih..---.-.... 8 07p 5 08n Ar. .nl nalo.-- I'.-. --.......7 411p 9 00n 81.-Eill'1Na (CAt SEI1VIE Excellent daily passenger service botween . Florida and( Now York. Nos, i10 and 14-Now York and Florida Er ' press. Dawin g- Roomi Slcopuin g Cars betwveen IAugusta and( New York. ' Pul lman d rawino room sleepin carsabntwees Tam101 a,Jesn ll,Bavannial, Washingtoa Pullnan Sleep)ing Cars between Oharlotte Sand RtichmIond1. S Nos. 85 and 861-Ui. S. Fast Mail. Throng 0 Pulhniain d awin groom1 huffet. sleeping cars b. _i tweeni JTaeCsony~ lie and( New Yor and Pull n man slen >)1ng cars heot.weenor Augusta ansd Ohar n t.Dining cars sreall mealse enroute nd Columnbia, enroute daiil between Jaole conv.ille and Cincinnati, via A) ioville. )'RANKS. GANNON, J. M. CULP, I Third V-P. & Gen. Mgr. T. M., Waslhington. d W. A T UR Bint . . H AR DWIOK, G- P. A. sintn A. G. P. A.. ALlaata, e/0 .~IctC to Pur'Chaser. ianoUe -Will Iasat ri andgiv SA PoorPan S yours a n1(d S give enidless Ieishek ht 'TO ALL ['OINTS North, south and Southwest. liched:lu'e in1 "l1". t N v. C", Ib.; f l I t'T'li 'N1 . No. I3. No. 11 Lv b w York, v", La'Iclin. 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V . litEl., Uen'1.ta.perinttemlit. 1t. W. . (L OVER,'Trt... Ala1nger. L..S. ACli,a EN, en L'asen.ger A ,nu. 1CNERAI. OEFICES: 'ORTSMOUTH, V'A. T111E l'1iItl;. TON L, ;E, SOUTHli CAROLINA GEOGIA..A . h o Timc'ITable in efTect Jan- 1, l8M1:. (Eastb>ound-Dally .) .v Colum bia .......................... . "1 fn At rBianch lll1. .....................S .stl l Lv Itranchyvilfl .................... . . .:1 At' Cttae itun ......................... 1 0 V) tin Lv Colu blit ........................ A r Charle ton ................... 1 li (W\estbounnd.) v C rileston ............... . a at Ar Coi unc bia ........................... U v ilr on. ........................ 14111 A r Ji tn eltiIlu ................... 1) L v Itrtnltchvb ili ................... pi A Coltu nbitt .......................... IU lni IliN......li CAOLN pIIStN (lVcstlb-uiadl. Iv Columa................... 10_ 3 ; pm Ar( t,lc .....................10 tn G.3 pm ol. intll.. .................I atll ArLimeas ....................... 1 2 )pin (at la .....t.................12 0 pIl ltccil......... .......,...0 it 81) pin1 Yorlt ~ ~ ~ vi pm. 4 i Art'iunkb,t................... 3)11 55 IA)ilil N A0RT USAO IVA \ISION. v Colun bla ......... ................ 9)11a r 3 11,m Ar Mamd nol ...........,................'. (;t 4 pimll p LAv titmla ll...........................8 40 am 2 1 Ar A ncstr.......................... li pr10 l iatcabuha ...................... "1 itn pmt 1r e k' i It1....................... 152 pm York v i ll ........................11 2 7 pm Ar atinbt u....................1 0.0 p 1in (NWcsthbound.)} LAr ait tn ... ................. .... 1 m (tl ideh. ........ ...................... .1 0 1 1 tt.a i:rn lrDiiakur........................-1131a m L a DennatIcer.........................20 17pm A mdken..........................7 t l'i a m A r Colu 1 ................ ....... ..7 p 11 0 ti AUGUSTA DVION. byt eolum blialI nan............6-i am 3e5i pm loAt i lr n h i1.................... 8 ol 62 1ii at 2p Ai r ii A 1g8 hnvu Onab................1:20 ia11 , 101: 4)11m ((Easlboun d.. ) LOIV( A gstl.............. '10 am 3n 140 pm A ae lleo.....................0 5m 0 Ill Lv]ra eevil................ 03 14111am 75 a m A o um l a ........g .........1 00I m 1010p SpiT EXPlS AUlGUSTA AN111 WAIlcOT111. Ar Ae ............ .......... ............1 3 09p lAr V D n A rk........................... ...- in S v iDenmar lc.........................6 1 73 1 an A 1A,111n.....,.....,................. .......4 7 10 14th ar A u leat ........n....................... 7A 55. am Tains eais a.harlest.n a.7.p a m14 and between Carleston...and. Ashevile T Nrug(leeper on.....train1 I leaigCals Lonae O Alg'sl...for.A..an.,.conne2tma iAnlhvilu witI.n...aving........n 10a pat i.-150ppm. betwenloum....Ia hme, i4tcki~ 62011,)ork vioe,tlacabug d.Mro.NC Iieiiii tol ...11( eton 7 .C.p Schedulein.Ef.ect,.Jul 23, 1891p. Lea l1Augutil.......... ..9-0am 14pm A Alloyndare l ood........ pm.......0 ..... AnoAtIglIcie.................... 6 11 l.' turen. ..:-;...........m At ,0 pt m 6ke ii a m CO yace ll t an ioj g.......e Io0 511 m )1 9 00 i CI)o Cl l i onvil...At 0 mrc.............. pA11 n8 A.ey I,........... 7tt 0. Ip mw.. ....... ilt. yo M art h -) y~ i thS............. 20 laam. ..... trianhI lnrg.......] -r5lao to 3 40kptm r5ls l orlle n( Sp r g..1 0a m ....... A VloI l ih ...... .... F 2a 4lag m . Nofok.. ....,, 30 a mh .ayj , PeU erbu r....... 733 am . wit 7j m4 ....t ..8 5 am ......... L e a e u g s t a .. -. .. ...~ ~---I-e g A l nd l .......... ....j. .to p