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'tIVl A ' ?1'l a1, 11 A Ulit. iliti |Ithr 'rt)tl r N|t M o,f IIIK I'ro)1 t ptt IIMest'Irtytt13 Kill. S To ')tatI, i)th. NHllattor A1ip1l, who I)oposes to piee-t'it to the genoral assemubly next Veek ont' of ite principal disp'ensitr,y hills of thn Sessi wl-, int th city yosttrlaly. lio satys ho hits prepared his: bill it that. it etin ho intr"o(Iuctd ()It ilio first tty of lie sessioin, aful lit' prop)s<(s to se(nd1 it inl onl that day. I1 1Itys he lits not Itallod with anty of tihe' 11le11hors of tiht) i 0t1ra1 its. 110emblly ltlutit it, bull, It' is colivinlced that it is oil thll rigrlt lilte and lie 1)t'ti)o'o:; to pusLh it to the best. of hlis ability. lie says t le bill is siiiiply desigiiatell to ,tahe tle dispeiisotry (lnt Of polities to dlo away with the( Xt a(t4 k ibrdl of cont rol tutOl ,t t h( t',tiiit 1 4 sat' it tlin blhaltt I ox w h t h. ('r tlhoy watttt litlut'l'r ot" not. 'I'b111, hio Sys s lls lip (lit long 1.il1: lII he. lit'vos Iti' o eir 1o watnt tIhat antd lie is gtoingr to li.ght ft)r it ; ho is 1( str 1 iailxluti s i l't it , i (w nl 1,i11, 11)v(try, I antl if ilny out t'ls(t hails t bill pIe laol inl bettt'r formi, but covering tihe samen lthing, hie wvill fight. for I llt t. Stoni)ir Appelt Isatys' hi'wars that i ntiny in ill parts of tho State hat' exl r t';r(I it'liis('lv,'s itS bi>ong h 'ar- I tily irt falv"r of thu'; handling thet !i'Iluor p,r'olnr, andl zittting it off i , lt': e ial atfn i )' , soIi li ii (l t teit Ihgistoralm '. ca ll at t' t cluilie to turn i t heir alt tont itn t o (itlor mnalt('rs of I farI gr('at('r ill Irtranlco to lte St ate and lte c,ltit s, 'which utndeltr exist - ( ingcondiion015 cantnot be1( C t -che ho. I cause itlI t lit' I iin ' is collsulli)et in anu- I nual wigle.'s about tIt wiisk'y i lillsiu(:ss, TIs tUran suitliale r if'.1t ti tl y olh 1 Car4t11ani s L.ike I t. (l hicag lir cor tl.) 'atlitnt ;:urI houni , Df t ac. 2 t.-''ho IhilI a it''Ir't ut' t of pairis, Mar st'llo, lndVl tlonc havo just. cot cluitll -llt tallysis of sur il es of t Txswhoat forw'llAded to Un'Iitedi ;illIe r unsul C of tb t' i yeui s t t)lthrough, tth itatto dteaurItmoiint halit Ws1i'athingtun with a \iwo to so - 11 itg if tho hard grain produced ikn IIte northorn l l rt of that talo t Wil of at atrilt y suitblin t for th et ina1ufct -or Of spaghett i, ver i ol s o l Tihie rnesut Cofth aiaionjutend ars osup to d tet fartiii (ofu n olen (~ ','es a r ih mat.i heltr whit -I submn (it ii found ito becur of . cell ient ipt ly forts uts,of in his x in thittir, fand th mu facty)otuorI assuro), I me thtTxsiniel nti iokt all of)hi rdt wheaot i)t can a 'l'hoii inveOldistitiust Itdedl& aot r. Covrt t e that. hepr montl ro goaiing l-'rngh manutre ofr alimentarid pa steI of whichotsti. of 0i0 pounds arhe mOilatnufactred annual.d 11y( it his coun(t ryhit a h.t (htut Germany, to and toe theat ion- I wanentlittiiI cuntriesus to dorbethatrn Mr'ii. Covir whaed at h yieldout ~t tihttl tculiarkn fcwh,attneedhulcinp thisrlh manfacturls. lmtd ic what tats nitde was Coer hard wheat, itcorainn alargo percontagOm ofth glutentn t sl evlt poiucenage of i sitarch. iThesrypr at thractdicosid-, auerl enni the Unitre. fhifatedri taes, aitr wastunet ae coeed ta tn pom to vhasweroi( y the ifiains t was Chovt ndertook to nocrer t buels te extshe a, andt the cro hardty Ihver falead mnind - -it. V inery haubt ReoMr. y inor hasben in coresponecIe withsoe o h Lm farger fothern T250. who orea wt horevoutinizig ofthe <d:-~t 1uXINU T I.1 STATE LIQUOR. tNo c Isle n la I)hiN at u ary Mi gt) enut. (Special to News and Courier. Columt)biat, Jan. (I.--llow to p)ur. 4haso liquor for the State dispensary s to bo one of t h greatest problems lie (en eral Assembly will have to olvo at. tho approaching session. It is manifest that the present plan, through t ho State board of cont rol, 1oes, not suit, for it is said that the tato board of control is to ho legis lated out of ollico. The <uestion then is how will the million and a <inarter's worth of li. iuor ho bought The proposition that wais suggested by i caucui of londers is to advertiso for bids, have lie bids muade for a year's supply to >o ordered as needed, and have the twards miiae by the board, to con :ist of (Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney (aclleral and chairman of ,lie iniaincl col)tuiittees of the House itel S Oi'at e. It is suggested that instead of hav ng such a board that it, would o a ,ood idea to emi)ploy a broker who Inderstands the liquor business and iave himi placo the orders for a mnlall coimissiorn. This, it is urged, vould remove the matter outirely romu politics andt talk, and the agent )f the State would bo strictly the ut1siness representative, and the pur "hases would be made upon business )rinci)pleas. It is irge'd that such a buyer could ave the State a great deal of money nd that it would be to his interest to )ny good liquors at as low a price as )ossilhe. At all events the Iembers of the leneral Assemh1y are going to pay art icular attention to the purchasing )haso of tIho new mieasures that are ltrodulced to change the dispensary vstei1. MINIsTECR HAS A HAR) TiMiE. ortn nn Pasftor sa1ys mi 1 SIaould not Smnoke liar Womnen Wear Corsets enda (et Into 1'roul le. ( Now York 'T'irues.) Kingston, N. Y., January b. )espite tho throats of membors of lie congregation of tho old Dutch oformed Church, at Port Ewan, int they will force the pastor, the ev. William I3urton, to resign, the iimistor is still watching over his ock, or, at least, over the few who re still cleaving to him. It is because of the sensational iaracter of the sermons preached y the Rov. Mr. Burton that his isigriat ion wvas asked for twome time go, but, pator~is of Dutch Reformed mirches hold their pastorates dutr ig life anid cannot wvell be ousted tept oin sp)ecial charges. It is asserted by some of thie con regatiori that thle mniister is by far >o perisonial in is sermons and is 1t to call the elders and deacons to c:ouint for t hei r misdoings during lie week. The majority of the mn i e church are hard-working pieo. de, rind t lie greater number smake. 'lie clergyman haus several timos in hm pulpit referred to thie smokers 'y name, and has said: "God did 00t mean t hat mnii should smoke, or if lie had he would have made imn with a stovepipe in his head uid an ashpan in his stomach." A ecoit sermon which wvas the most alked of sermon ever proehed in lie old Dutch Church, was devoted i thle evil of women wearing corsets L'hio clergyman said that nio woman 'ho wvore a corset was respoectable, und warned younrg men not to marry womani who laced. A petition for lie minister's resignat ion has failed o move himi. Even petty persecu ions aiid the refusal of the consis cry of the church to pay his salary i $800 poer year have not ap)parerntly titled him. A short time ago an ter appeared in a local piaper that fthe Reov. Mr. Burton did( not resign he consistory would find a way to nake him. The next might the par onago burrned to the ground. From iary in the evenmng until daylight, he minister, his you'ng wifo and hlildren wvore obliged to stand. hivering arid scantily clad in the uhurch basement, none of the vil agora offering .thom shelter until the text day. The ceorgyman, "despite ,$rll this, *em'ains at his poest arid preachod as usual, but to nearly empty benches. "Ohiarles, this paper says that rain-workors should eat six meal a lay." "WVhat's thati? Of course, .brain voikers need six 'meals a day to aike them able to earn three :#neals iday."-4bdianaptdia' JournaT 2.. , -o Itmlrove theI ' a Cer', I aui. Whatever is worth doinqg at all worth doing right, is an adage th has back of it the wisdom of wic oxperience, and in no field should havo closer attent ion than in agi culture. The value and importane of experience atid experimentation fariniig has boon recognized by o1 State in tho establishment. of an "o: periuent atation," at which trusti ollicers mako tests of lands, seed methods of cultivation fertilizors a etc., and give to the farmers c the St ae the I benteit, of their exper once. We are not sure that all our farn era avail thomselves as they shotil of the work of this station, an profit by what is worked out thier As D)irector Rodding says in hia m mil rable cotton bulletin, "this stati:) is backed up by a regular approprit tion or funds, and therofore is i< embarrassed at all by the question < making a living or of making profi or even of 'making expenses.' TI essential idoa is that the station aini to find out the truth, regardless < oxpense, so that the farmer may a< copt the truth so discovered for hi benefit, and adopt it without any ur (lue risk of loss which each woul have to incur if he entered upon ti same line of investigation on his ow account." In this bulletin the director set forth the result of exporience durin nine years, in the rotation of crops and gives the following system as th best discovered: "First year: Oats, liberally fert lizod, followed by cowpeas with 20 ; ounds of acid phosphate per acrc The cow poal, as a rule, wore mad into lily. "Second year: Cotton, liborall fertilized. "Third year: Corn. At the begin ning, liberally fertilized. Cow poll were sown in the corn, sometimes i hills at second plowing, but general ly broadcast at third plowing. Pea gathered for seed supply. A part c the corn for several years past ba boon cut down, stalk and all, and pu into the oil. "After corn, the land was agair sown in oats in October and ear ly in Novomber, this commencing i second round of the three-years' ro tation." The director does not hesitato t, say (and in this opinion he is sus tamed by the agriculturist) that the increased productivoness of the farn is duo moro to the adoption am maintenanco of a regular system o rotation of crops than to any on, policy or practice. And it is be lieved that the recurring crops o cow pens following small graini the most valuable and efficient detai of the rotation system adopted. He gives it as the result of .thi system, that the land on tihe experi mont farm which had a productivi capacity of eight or ten bushels o corn, 600 pounds of seed cotton, o 15 bushels of oats per acre nine year ago, will now produce 25 bushels o corn, 410 bushels of oats or a bale o cotton. He states further that nothi ing has (lone to increase this produc tivo capacity on the land] that coul not have been done by any ordinar laborer directed by any intelligen farmer, provided he were informe ONLY ONI FOR S. S. S. Is the Only sl Remedy Equal to this th o Obstinate Disease. >'n thing r is equal to any blood trouble, anit goes down to the seat of the disem trace of the taint. The serious consequences to which should impress upon tlose afflicted portance of wastmng rio tinie upon not piossibly e ffect a cure. In many < treatmen t has been relied upon, c swellings have resulted, for which t a datngerous surgical operation Is ne Mr. HI. E. Thomipson, of Milledgev bad case of Serofula broke out on thi which had to be lanced and caused ni was treated for a long whIle, but thi able to cure me, and my condition b)egan their treatment. Many blood but without effect. Some one recon I began to improve as soo'n as I haJ Continuing the remedy, I was soon and have never hadasign of the die * S.SS.P OI .-- s the otaly remedy which can prorr blood diseases. Bhy relying upon It, so-called-tonIes, etc., al isufferers fr instead of enduring years of'sufYerin the constItution. 8. 8. 8. is guaran euife Serofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rhe (etrhitle s,ores,Uloorss.eIp a4 to the I o i mot iod1". 'hi ir, a t vey inportault natter anti oII (an) , uIs Should av%.,iaI IhemselveQ . of tho o boloift of I ho exj ori(l(( gaite'il it the Experimet1 Station. 0 NI1Ot EDUCATION A FAILURE. I - Y ia r horintelpal1 of 111e fI11kui,ton In$titto CLuntic uts tle Views of fIto S'irginita Su ,erintendtlnt of I'aile ScIhoole. (1 H ~Washington, Jan. -1.--1I. B. Fris (1 so1, prliicipal of tho itllllpton, Va., Normal and Industrial Instit.utte, ip )eari(I beforo the industrial cominir: fion today. Ho spoko of the conldi tion of the colored peopl and indus I trial conditions in the South. The minnall farms aro rapidly increasing, ho said, an(1 in maIny sections the con(lition of tho negro is better than in slavery (lays. 'ho farmors aro unablo to break away from tho lien syston of crops, and wgos are small. Although the South has spent uno hutndred million (o!llas o'L pub Slic education for nogro.-, one-third of the raco WiaH actually retrograding, ono-thilrd is whore it was at the bo ginning of the war and the romaind or have advanced. Negroes, ho said, livo been taught that their salvation Iwill b found through political mns rather than by hard work. Hidden Beauty 0 In Egypt the custom is for Princesses to hide their beauty by covering the lower part of the face with a veil. - In America the beauty of many of our women is hidden because of the weakness and sickness pecu. liar to the sex. If the Egypt ian custom pre vailed in this countrv, many sufkeSiwouldl be gla d to . cover their pre mn at ure ,wrinkles, their sunkencheeks, their unnealthy f complexion, from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient. Bradfield's Female Regulator brings out a woman's true beauty. It maket. her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general health depends. It corrects all men strual disorders. It stops the drains of Leucorrhcea. It restores the womb to its proper place. It removes the causes of headache, backache and nervousness. It takes the poor, de bilitated, weak, haggard, fading wvoman' and puts her on her feet again, making her face beautiful by making her h)ody well. Druggstai senI It for $t a bottle. Send for our free intustrtted book for women. The Bradfield ReLgulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. 1 t00ad.a A(ENTFS WANTED 1 FORL T 'hrlling Etorcinncnts .er.onal Fxpcrien,ces.etc. as told By D. L. ]Joody fn ot "rnlo hisritv . OlAe managersI'T n1 this State to represent me in t.heir own -and suIrroundi ng counties. Willing to .pa~y yearly $600, payable weekly. De sirable eml)oyment with unuitsual op p lortunities. Refer'ences exchanged. t.Enclose self add ressed stamped envel one. S. A. Park, 321 Caxton Building, Chicago. t. l6t. c are dozens of nmedies recommended for a, seimo of theta no0 doubt being able to temporary relief, but S. S. S. is absolutely ly remedy whlich completely cures it, Iai is One of the most obstinate, deep-seated lseases, and is beyond the reach of the to-called purifiers and( tonics because some fore thani a mere tonic is required. S. S. ii. never fails to cure Sorofula, because it Lee, thus permanently eliminating every Scrofula surely leads with It the vital im. breatment which can ases.where tihe wrong -nplieated glandular he doctors insist th.at cessary. l1e, Ga., writes: "A o glands of my neck ie iuch, suffering. I - pnystefans were uIn--I was as bad as wvhen I remedies were used mended 8.8S. S., and taken a few bottles. cured permanently, eaae to return-'f Swift's Specifle.-. : THE BLOOD ptly reach andi epre obstinate, deep-seated and notexperlientng,with the various m blood troubles can be promptly cured, g which gradual but srl nemnf :eedpurlf egebleand never fails to am1atism,Coptagions blood Poison, Boils, 1st uponD SS.; nothing can take its plae. 111 bmaIled free to *n,y address by thy The Kind You Have Always in use for over 30 years, tid 1 lsonal " "' Allo v All Cotunterfeits, Imitatiotns ExperLuients that trifLo wit Infiuts and Children--Exp< What is C Castoria is a Iharmless sub goie, Drops and Soothing contains neither Opium, Al slibstane. Its ago is its gi a1u( allays Feverishiness. II Colic. It relieves Teething td Flat1tlency. It assinil Stonmch and Bowels, givin The Children's Panacea-TI CENUINE CAS Bears the Tie Kilnd You Ha In Use For 0 ..THE CENvAUR COMPANY. 77 M SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Condenced So1e(i1lo in EtTeot Dorombor 10th, 1S9J. STATIONS. 1Sx. kun. ai No. 17. N0. I1. " Suimmervillo.74 a " ru hillh\'11...... ....... 8 65 a I " Orangebur............0 23 a nl "Hingvilk-. 10 15 a n v5\".lt 12.............. " alirnwell....................4 00 a in i_nrkville 416a Lv. Colunbiat.... ...11 0 5n " Pros writ..12 10 n'n N (w I rry".......... .......... 12 25 p mi "iuuy.Six .......1 20 p in " 4reonwtood.........7 40 a in 1 5 p Ar. H ilgi's.............8 00 n 2 15 p in At-.13ultnn.r..........I ..i.... 7 10 a I Lv. _Zndrn ......8.2.a.ni 2 85 i Ar. (recnvili......... ti m d i p Ar. Alnu,o1.'1imel__^35 pi i 1 900Up STATIONS 3____ ._ 1\o. 18. N o. 12. Lv. tire "iIll.............0 p in 10 15 a In P iint......... 00p in 10 40 a in WilJlnnston ......... i 22 p In 12 6.i a I AAtr.im -.9 7 ~ nlt5 . 11 40 a in lv. to .......... . 1 p in 10 nnI Ar. Donnls........... 0 4 4S p 15 p n It 40 a m 1 Ar.Abhovi........8 00 p r 12 20 p In ...... I...12 1 55 p m Nowiry.........8..200 28 p in .' 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(V0sti9ul 2i2ited" s.ouvllho." 1226 50 b 11 2a in. 11 a. Ar . (partanbug Lv.11 45t 0 15 11r40 a 8d40:0p a. Sprnbur Ar p. in. a 5:2 p.i (2s 87 pu 00d LAnto..Asuhblou..L 1 0 a. i. "P"0 p. m1:1. "A". m.2lbuo L"N" it.d Plmnpac loing cars oewe vnn n Trais Boan rout d7ady bU,eon .aksiiviiond inoin mani thso Puainn servea mnl eroo. lepn oaras taYe Charetoandg C.&olbi.dsi, RNo t b.m 7:A.N m, 8:7J. m., 01 m Thirdp m. 11:84oa. m , estibuo Limite . Taingtn levDGonvlo A.Wasn.tison, 1.0 nor A. Tbund, B0a . H . Hn.andW5:2 pXm 4:80 . m.,12:s . m. (Voet buem. Lasm t Traingto n 10 Crr Algatlmant .lo Bautiuly btWoanaondil anOno ndAsoPman Horeaing-ro oerin car l reto bhettfo tand o,ludmybe keR ANKo B.o iNON, J.byUL Thid V-P. &g Go.h bgr., antilckowng. Wasitvel kill di. e Washoing on, c .'e . W. uA.TiR, Cram aHo. UARDIen, oiG r ien.s il g' Aten amily i A 're . Washingo, 5.0. Ateant .dda Betfl Woanse sand bealth Handsomoieapeasltery SouthrnetsHeart Bought, and which 11ins bce1a has borne ihe .-ignatnlro of ias been n1ade u1ndeer 1is per.. supervision silnca its iniilney. r no one to deceive you ink thlis. and " Just-as-goodZ" are but i and endanger the health of rienco against Experinent. ASTORIA stituto for Castor Oil, Pare. Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It orphine nor other Narcotio arantee. It destroys Worns cures Diarrluiaa andi Wind Troubles, eures Constipation tes the Food, regulates the healthy and natural sleep, to Mother's Friend. ORIA ALWAYS Signature of ve Always Bouglt ver 30 Years. IRRAY STREET. NEV YORK CITY. Florida Central & Peninsula, Time Table in El'ect Nev. 10, '99, Leave New berrv.....................................2 c0 pn Arrivo Coli .b .... ....................3 30 pn No.33. No.35. Lv. Coluumbia...........113.5p111 1 47au (Eastern Time.) L v. Columbia ..............10 35a 12 47am (Centrat Time.) Lv )enmark ..............12 10pm 2 15am Lv Fairfax.................12 55am 3 (2pm1 Lv Satvannah .............. 3 07pm 61 8am Ar ruliuswlek............ 605ptn 11 35nm Ar Jacksonvllie......... 7 40pm 9 10lam Lv Jacksoivillo......... 8 00pm1 9 20atn Ar Lake City.............. 11 28pm Ar Live Oak............... 12 18pm Ar Tallahassee ......... 3 38pl Ar River Junction..... 5 2.5pm Ar Mobile................. 3 01am ArNewOrleans........... 7-10am Ar Waldo ...................1011 pmn 1 25am Ar Gainesville........... ll 011)111 Ar Cedar Keys .......... 1 3)1m Ar Ocala .................... 1 15an1 40pin Ar Wild wood .............. 2 iiuam 2 32pmt Ar Orlando ................ 8 21aun 5 01pm" Ar Tampa .................. 6 30am 5 301pm NORTIIIIOUN D. No. 31. No. 3t. Lv Tampa.................... 0pm 8 00am Lv Orlando.................. 6 3011pm 8 2ain Lv W ild'wood ...........12 dp'.m 10 55am Lv Ceder Key.............. 7 Iam LLv Gainitesvill ............ 12 52pm Ar Walio .................... 5 06am 1 -17pmn Lv Tallahassee............. 1 43pm Lv Live Oak............... 4 "1pm Lv Lak1e City .........6.... 25pmn Lv Jacksonville........ 8 20nm .7 -16pm Lv lirunswick............ 1 0am 8 5ipm Ar .Savannah ............12 271)m 11 0pn Lv Savanuah ............12 z)5pm 11 E:9pm 1 v Fairfax .................. 2 c0pn 1i 1am Lv Dennark .........3 1pm 2 -12a.m A r Colum bia........4 38pmx 4 31am ' Ar New berry........ 1225pm Trains arrive anld depart in Columbia a IBlanding SIrect station. Nos. 35 nnd 31 <arra Pullmnan sleepinmg carsl between New Yo'lk an<l Jacksonlville; a so between Cincinniat! ani Jacksonlville, vin Asheville, connecting will P'uiillla parlor cars be.itwCon Jacksonylili adTampa, and run solid trains from Char Nos. 33 and 34. New York and Floridla Ex prss Pullman Drawing licom Sloeopin1g ca betwee Tfainp. Ji'cksonvillo, Savanne] Columbia, Wahington and New York. For further information alpply to P T .MEIAY, U. T. A., Columbia, 8.C. WM lIIUTLER, JRt., T.P. A., 8avannah, Ga. L. A. 8HIIPMAN, A. G. P. A.. Jacksonville, FIa. A. 0. MATDONELL, (. P. A. Jackisonvillo,I Fa. '1d4"Direct to Purchaser. ~.ood Piano * joymefnt. A Poor Plan years and(I -give endless W .vexati on, atliushiek U *wysGood, always IRelIable, $y ai.i ifactory, always Last Y ou lake no chances In buy.5 t costs. somewhat, more than a - p. "oor pianlo, but is much the "oiher 11llbh(Gradelanosoidso a ble. F"actory price,to retailw I .s iCasy payments. Wrilt,us. L.UDDEN & BATES -mnk. Oin., ianid Now York-itty. ATLANTIC COAST LINE FAST LINE Between Oharleston and Columbit,, Upper South Oarolina, North Qaro. lina, Athens and Atlanta, .PASENGER DEPARTMENT WILxMrN'rON, N. (1., Nov. 20thl, 1897. CONDENSEDo ECHEDUTLE. (IOING WEST: In Emlfeet Jan. 16, (IOING EAST, . No. 62. 1899 ' No. 68. 7 00 am L~v....arleston; 8.0..Ar 800 pm 8 24 am Lv..........anes....,.Ar 8 20pm -940nm Lv.......Rnter.....;.Ar 8 18prr i2I00 amA r........0)m ba.....Lv 4 (0pm 12r7a r.....Prosper1ty......I v 247 pm 12 20 pm Ar......Nwbrry.....'Lv 28) pm 1 03 pm A r...;....inton~.........V I 53 pm 1 96 pm Ar .......I.arons.,....,4 1 45 pm 8 00 pm Ar...Greenvillo...,..LvI120 (lat 8 10 pm Ar.....8ptoibtn'g....v 11 46 atn 0 07 prji Ar ....Wnsbloro.L,.,.v I I 41 am S 18 pm At ...0hptlot.te, N, ..... 98 am 0 03 pm Ar..IIendersoiilIet, N. O..Ly 9 14im 7 00 p r .......Asheville......Lv 890 am No. 253880tfl tian betw6en'dharles ton and er vI a-inA alntieoast Line Columbiajmewborr and ArdSns R and C1 ar1eot n and WsCarOlina It ,- . 3f 1~E8o Gen P5seil ant, COlvmbil, owbory W ron: R. As I at IIT. ct Novemuber 11), 1831.) (E''nstcrtt ia,ndnard Tn. Soutlth( u,d- .Nrlhbound. A.M. P.M. PM. P. AMtA WI'ATIONS. . 22 81 53 52 85 3 550 700 133 Lv I aurens Ar 135 430 11 30 600 710 1 41 " 'ars Ar 12) '12420 110 ; 5 740 153 ..lnton.. 113 400 1110 4 663 7118 203 (olIvillo 1(0 331 9211 701 8110 214 ..Rinard.. 1253 32 8l, 7 13 $18 2 5 ...Gary... 12,,8 3 11 " 41 7 20 8 25 2 20 ..J)alapat.. 12 43 3004 832 8 10 8 50 2 31 I ew berry 12 30 2 40 8 10 8 10 9 13 2 -19 ProsperIty 12 17 2 15 1100 91 O 2 64 ....811h81.... 12 07 1 56 9 10 11 30 802 14 Moun 3ni 12 1:3 1 50 1) i0 U '0 3 10 ...1'hapin... 11 8 1 3jr 94 10 1(0) 322 1111ton 11 43 1 27 9 46 10 0 3 1; \Vltto IKock 11 40 1 22 0 5314 11 331 lia)lontine I1 35 111 1015 110 30 3 10 ......Iri o..... 11 27 1 00 10 25 10 40 344 ..6 laphtarl.. 11 'l0 ,2 50 10-15 11 00 4 05AICoru*)11at1,V 11 18 12 30 No. I MAixed, Daily E e't h,Sun(d:y. 1'. M1. Air Nowl' rry 7 -11 Prosperity 7 20 1i1ghs 1 3 Little Mlount.'n Il 45 Ch+"phn 6 20 Hilton 6 01 While Rlock b 56 I1lettinto b 45 1r1uio 5 25 L(tphnrt 3145 Lv Columbia -1 -15 No. 5. lirttweeon ,Luri'('rs an< Newberry. 8:Sturdays Only. ,v Newherry 9 10 p im I,v .Jllt 9 32 p mn L,v (iary U-.41) tm lav K11iard4 1) 48 p mn L,v GoIvIlle 1 58 p m Lv Clinton 1i' 15 y m1l Lv t'nrlcs 10 :5 p 113 Ar 1,ntrous 10 -i5 ) l 300 AGreenvilltLY 3201 3 10 Spart:- bn brg 11 45 5 10 Augus,t 910 'irnins 52 and 1'3 rus Holid( between Char. Ieston and G3reenville dll33. T0'rnls 12, F1, 83 and . (l except Sunday between Coln bla at(d Laurens. Train 3. datI'y except titunday, and Monday, between Colluthtanan(I l,aure'ns. Triln 5, between Newborry and Laurens S,aturdnys only. Close conneution at Sumter for all points North. Clo'o con nections at. Spartanburg for the Mountains E. CAVENAUGI, Agt., Nowberry, 8. V. LIFAIY R '1U ALL POINTS North, South and Southwest. Schedule in :llect Nov. 6, 1l89, SOUTIlIIOUND. No.403. No.41. Lv New York, Via l'etn. ltR.t*11 00 am *9 00 pu W ashington..................... (0 30pm 4 30 3ml Itichnmond ........,................. 00 )11 9 05 l.v 'ortsmoutL " " 8 145 m11 *) 20 ma Ar Weldon, via M. A. I... 1 10 pt11m 11 4-3 :1'n, Ar 1tendu;rson, " ........,*12 m1111 1 35 3 34 " Italegl "' ..,....... 2 22 9 1n 3 36 pmn " Sout.hern Pines " .......... 4 27 " 00 p11n llamllet, " ... " 70 4 LvW 'lIlgto' J .. - *3U Lv W i im in ton ...................... :7'5 A r.al ouro( ...... .......... ........... d5 *912 '" Ar Chiarlotte, vIa S. A. 1..... *8 00 " *10 25pm1 " Cheter, viat t. A. L.......... *8 13 tmn10 5' plln Greenwood " .......... 10 45 " 1 12 am " Athens ......... 1 2-1 )11 3 48nm Atlanta, 8. A. L. 3 60 pm 0 15 " NORTHBOUND No. 402. No. 35. Lv Atlanta, (Centratl Time) *1 00 pml *8hOI) m Ar Athens .......... 3 08 p111 11 05 pm "roon wood " 6 .40 " 1 i4Gam Chester ' ....... 7 53 " 4 L8 Ar Monroe, via S. A. L........ *930 pm 6.15 L Uhatlotto,vi . A. L. 8 0upm * 0 Arliamlt............................. 11~0 " 743 Ar W'iVtniingtoi ~ ~ .~...0.-.....- 1205 pii Southern Pines....... ....... 12 02 ^um 90 'ii Ar Iltaleigh, via 8. A. L ........ *2013m 11 18 alt 1 ((lenderson. " ..... 3 26 an 12 45 tum Ar W eldrn, via S. A. L.......... 4 55 am 2 60 pm Ar t'ortsn.outh " ........ 7 o am1 520 " * RIchuond.......A.C L ...... 8 15 " 7 20 " " Wahliingt'n,vilhenn. R.R. 12 31 pm 11 20 " " New York, " "" *623 " *63lam Lv UL.nlon 2 .... 210 ' *4 30am11 Ar Newvber.1y_ 2 54 pm1 8 201(1m * D'Iy. t D'ly, ex. Sunday. Nos. 403 and3( 4O'A.-"Tim Atlanta 8pecial," SolId Ve8tibuIe Train33 of PullIuan SleeperI anid Coaches betweenl Wash3in1gton anud At lanta, also P.ulinIan blee pers bot,wveen Ports 1110t1,h a(m1 Charlotte. N. C. -Nos. 41 and1( 38.-"'11s 8. A. L. Express," r 801111 Tra3In, Coa(ches4 and1( P1ullman3 bIlepe)rs 3bet.weon l'ortlu'1aouth 1and( Atlanta. 1k thi trall, naak11e3( immedia(lte connection01 a3t AtlantaI for 3lontlgomeCry, ilobleo, New Or 101a1n3, Te4xa-., Califoria, hiexico, ' Chatta nooga3, NashvillI elmphis1, 31aeon1, Flo0rtt.3. F'or Tickets, Bl0eepes, and Informnation, ap p)ly to (.. MieP. IIATTE3, 23T1rycu St, Chiarlot to. N.C. It. NI. JUIL3, Vice-Pres. a3...(3 4Gen'1 Mana1lgur i3V it. 31(;J11t, (on'ISupe.rinItendenlt. dL. 8. A LLEN, Uen'1 PaI;senger Agent,. GENt1AL 01Eb'10E5. I'olTSMIOU'11, VA. Oh11'108toll8l(1 'Wctc' CarR08olila Rwy Co Augusta and Asheville Short Line. Schedule In Effect Dec. 10, 18149. Leave Augluta.............) 40 a m1 1 -10 p) 1 A r vo Green wood...12 15 p3) ......... A nIers1on.......... ..............U6 10 ~ .3n Laurenas............I 20 331 (n 8)31 a1m Greentvlle......3 00. pI m l 1 31am UICenIn 8p31 'igs..1 00 p in ....... 813a1 ta11 nuulIg......3 10p 1m 9 00. a m balIud a............... 8 3 3 1 ....... HI nmlersonlv ill.. 03 3) m ........ AevIllo........... 7 01)3 ......... Leave A sthlrg....... 8 20 a m . ...... Spa inbrg......11 453 311 4 101313m (4tLLn 8pa 1 gs.10 00 a 1 ..,..... ('Ieevillj......12 01 p 13 41 Oo p m1 LaurenS.............. 31 p mu 7 80 pm1 A nuern o............................ ..1 140 35 a An.. .......... I0pal. 108a a am~1ve aann1:ga............. 1 14) a11-1 ..1... Norio-ik.............7 140 a in ....... P')eers)targ .......7 3.31 a ........ R1e h mo13 ..,....... 8 16 a~ m1 ....... i310AIIendni.---....---... ........ 607p Fa r1 -....................... ...... 0 pm3 Ye sse............ 910 am 7 23pmf .....aut..............10 15 a en 8 15 3pm1 Port oyl .....80 31)1 8 3) p331 ?.e u1 '1311 13(ya............. 1 33wp 783 1m Beau(3 lo . .......... 1 14l1 1)m 7 -J31a3m Y en3 45Co......... 2 L O pm11 8 40 3am1 Alhen dale ...--..................6 3 3131 A rrive_Au3gusta.........;..................1.....pm 1.40 p. m3. trInI from A11usaEaimkes 'olose conneollon01 at. Cal hon faao lfl its on Sebard Ai Line. 0oconnec0tiohn at Greenawood for all points5 on 8. A. L.. anId C. andi (4. ail31way, and at. Hpai 4an1bnrg wVithl8333 Souter Rallway For all infIormatlion relatIve .tIckets' rates, se1l( dlIes, addlres . AuIgusta, 3.a E. M. NOR TlH. Sol. Agt. T. Mi EIMJCER.N, Trafio Manager. BLUE RIDGg RAILRO0AD H. 0. BEATTIE, Receiver. Etrective May2, 18947. Between Aederson and Waihalla. EASTBIOUND.. WICSTIOUND. Mixed., Mixed. NO. 12- Stationsi. - No. ? Ar IIO0am .....,.Aderson........v8 85pn ArJ1040 am...........ovt.......Lv 86p Ar1021a..........Atn......,..Lv 4O05pm Ar 10 22 ca0.....on doton.....Lv 4 14 pm Ar 10 38 a5n.Chr.ys Crossing. ....Lv 4 28 pm Ar 10 07 am...dams'.Crossing.....v 4 29 pm Ar '25.am.....es. UJnion ,...a....Lv 5 Il.pm IR.ANDEDRSON Superin todebt.* Conneetidnu at. Seneawith 8o ,1 R ,40 .11. At Andarson with So. -enn-- N. .. ...