The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 06, 1900, Image 4
Something Each Day.
Soilnetlhing earli (1 ay silike,
it is not too mii cli to give,
A nd the little gifts of life
Make sweet the days we live.
The world has weary hearts -
That we call bless and cheer,
And a snile for every day
Makes sunshine all the year.
Something each day---a word,
We cannot know its power;
It grows in fruitfulness
As grows.the gentle flower,
What comfort it may bring,
Where all d dark aid drearl
ror a kind wIt every day
Makes plhaatit all the year,
Aottlethhig enth day.-a thoughti
Unselfish, good and true,
That aids another's need,
While we our way l>ursue:
That seeks to lighten hearts,
That leads to pathways clkai-;
.'or a helpful thought each day
Makes happy all the year.
Sotnething each day---a <1ee<l
Of kindness ain of goo<d.
To link in closer bonds
All huinan brotherhood.
Oh, thus the heavenly u ill
We all may lo while hr -e
For a good deed every
Makes blessed ..i "i t
Upsetting Our Calcul;mrs.
' \ \ ' h . ' i: d . !- n -
C. 7a .
and uk~e' \\vo :.i'u it
your I ame~W- I .~ in g
XX. h : .' d.i he. vorv e no0 bu
ness here. You're not due the.e
ten or fifteen years vet ! ' '
said I, 'Dr. Yandell said-' '0,
you're one of \andell's patients,
are you? That accounts for it.
Come right in ! come right in ! that v
man's always upsetting our calcula
tions in some way.' "-Vis Medi
catrix. t
Beare the l3 Kind You Have Always Bought
ignature o i ,h
oriinte b .ih an oud
Doence goodha revlo goodness,i
fests itself in deeds-it is good forj
somnething, not good for nothing.
Knowledge is demonstrated by
what one does. IIlpIpiness is p)roved
by making others happy. A sal
vation that does not'manifest itself
in deeds dloe.s not save. Christ in
his goodness went about doing
good. T1he nieedls and the appeals
of the world found a ready response
in him-a resp)onse not only of
sympathy, b)ut of helpful deed.
Rev. George ShafTer, ID. D).
A HUSBAND
SAYS:
"Before my
wife began using
Mother's Friend
she could hardly
get around. I do
not think she
could
get
along
without . -
it now. She has'
used it for two
months and it is~
a great help to
her. She does
without trouible."
Mothers Friend
is an external liniment for expectant
nmothers to use. It gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to the hour of confine
ment. It is the one and only prepara
tion that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. It is the only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. It Is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
It Is the only remedy that puts the
brefubts in condition so that si3liing
or . igs impossible. Don't take
e nsInternally. They endanger
the lives of both mother and child.
"MthW. r'ea.d Is sold by drugglets for $1.
L36nd fo r re oillustrated book.
T heldf~i fteghgator CO., Atlanta, Ga.
IIANI0) ON 01.1) 801L1)1SIZM.
iew I iniNon iaw alny I)eiriv.+ i etid reu
of Thea-3anversal Fhawa Point, d.
(Greenvillo Nows, 2nd. )
'I'ho old soldiers and th ir frioid";
tre displeasod with th o it ;ht+e
ecultt Legislature has mtado in II
>0nsioll law. T'ho now law, they s;ly,
vorks a cruel hardship on the ol
)eusioners by requiring them to
nako now applications, hecalse inl
nany ensos their witnesses are n"w
lead. It is thought that the now
tiw will result in the dropping from
le list of hundreds of the most wor
by beneiloiaries ulder the law.
Gion, $. 8, Crittetnde'n, ' wh n
)Cti0 ti iem1p ber of 1he: (rt 'ny:l'
owvnship and county bonrdscl :t
tously siUcO the State has been grrt.t.
ng the ex Confederates pcn'ion-,
md who was instrumental in htavin
he reso)lution: lasel at the lt e:
"'.ntionl of towsil ta r:..en h, re
ast summenor rtsmmn:n.:. e
langos in the lsw. y ei.
nitted an inten r' ow i '"T
a1w. The r:a 0.
.. . . .. * . . .
- .t
:~~~~ ~. " a=tt deal l if
-c..eh n e sary wit
" _ -- :.1 f Ir h tLe n,cesaarv ani.
mA I:" fact in lindrc"ds of eases
w:Il .e impossible for them to do
It is a hardship and a cruelty to
11 old pensioners.
"The whole matter now will do.
olve uponi a county board of four
lembers and one physician, who will
now absolutely nothing of the great,
tajority of the applicants and their
ecuniarv conditions. The great ad
antage of the township boards was
mat the members knew the merits of
very applicant as a claimant under
ae law because they were neighbors
them.
"The difficulty is to get any good
ion to serve on the township board,
s they wore paid nothing for a con.
idorable work.
"The recommendation of a conlven
ion of township chairmen held here
sat summer was that the members
f the township boards 1bo sworn to
lo their duty under the law, which
hey are not now dloing anrd that the)y
>O paid $1 a day each for not exceedl
rig two (lays service a year. TIheore
s a groat differeunce between being
maid nothing arnd having to ride
nany miles to (do the work and being
maid $1I a (1ay3, as usmall uas that
imount is.
"Another feature of the new laiw is~
thamt erie delegate is elected in each
towm,hip at a meeting of all the old
soldiers in January of onehI year, aind
all the aipplicationIs go through im
to the county board, lHe isi appai
rently without authority anid gets nc
pay. WVho wants his jolb? Thest
delegates meet, at th licou rt. housi
and elect a counity board of four whc
e'ect a p)lysiciani to net with theirt
and upon whom thle wholo responsi
bility is thrown. Their pay is $2 u
day for live days. Tlhie pay of the
physician is the sairme. In my judg.
mont this r.ow board enni not do th(
wvork intelligently ini thirty days
The Logislaituro mxakes a great mis
take continually changing the law.'
The Swootost Words are ils.
No wvords ever spoken hav'e had
such a history ias the words oh
Jesus. TIhey hav'e thrilled and( con
soled the hearts of bereavecd muer
and womcn, ini the chamber of
death andl at the gates of the ceme.
tery, as no other words ever did or
could. In millions of cases the3
have been the first words whiel:
lisping infancy has learned in thc
mother's lap, aind in as rmany mnorc
they have been the last words wvhicl:
the aged oand the (lying have fondl3
tittered, as the3 closed their eyes ir
all earthly scenes, and stoodl in the
presence of God. They hav'e hma
a power to administer consolatiot
in trouble, to raise the fallen, t<
dcer the helpless, to awaken hopi
in death, and to dispel even th<
gloom of the dying hour, that han
not belonged to any other wvritten
or anoken ward.-TIneioe.
MVilllon Outina Incldonts.
At ; social gatlhering 4 teachcrs
anl sCllirs inl ('Utlet conciln wit Ih a
1l01IsI'hingl -abb1.tith Sein>Ol in thelt
west ol I-.I: hIlt1, p)I( 1 s. had
b ec!n rcadt l d t o the I :int unit ttI
4ne hu i'lred anti live -utiItas. ( )lie
of th it eachers no(t iced th.at a \very"
pOr li d( Itd pIrm 'slit'ti a tlin ;l.
A\t theI elo-t tof the mn"i-e ti het
so t IIhint out, and, after praising
his generosity .n11d expressilg the
Ileasure lie felt at the l)ractical in
terest he wais taking in this great
fund, I went on to say tlh.lt he
wS 1fr'd 1h.it h' h.1d prtised
CASTOR IA
F I::fats and Children.
TR Kind You Have Always Bought
"1'll Not Wait."
:ili' :n:ths after a voting
ml.m:, conver (onlhe chanced to
me1.et ot' Of 11is formiier tissolte
C(omtani(nt., wi'h, -eem11ed over.
j(\""t to 1ee hitn, ;anid who as,ked(
himt to) gO with him (t) a nelighblloir
inti bar-r( (tm. 1'hut fthe young man11
retfud tSayt.in
I a.ve :1 friend wit lhue.'
"'I lon't see any cne with you."
"oh u can't see him, but lie is
here.'
" ring 111111 ill with voll.
"No, lie never goes into bar
roOllns. '
"Then let him stav oitiutle.
''No, no!'' was the final answer.
".\ly friend is Jesus Christ, and if
I go in with you, He'll not wait."
Noble aniswer was this! And,
like his Lord, lie was delivered by
it from the pOw\er of evil.
Remieimbet, this best friend ''will
not wait" outside of places of sin.
Whlo can take his p)lace if iIe
SOROFULI MID IT
---CURI'
Johnston's
QUART
.A. MOST woIn
A Grand Old Lady
Mrs. Thankful Orilla IIurd lives
Livingston Co., Michi. Trhis vener'abl
tIhe year 1812, the year of the great
York. She cnme to Michigan In 184(
too." All her faculties are excelleint
ttentive memory, her mind 'Is full of
life, of the early dlays of the State o
markable people1 shet has met, and( th
ness. Bunt nothing In her varied n'
velous and1( worthy of attenltion thii
JOIINSTON'S SARISAPAILLJTA. 3
disposltlin to scrofuln, thant terribly<
1a1nd Is cursing the lives or thousands
tlms of the deat.h angel. Tr'ansmitti
found1 in neary every family In one0
l)eanee In dreadful running sores
goitre, or in eruiptions of vairiedi forni
may lbe known as cntar'rh In the hen
and oftenx Is, the prime cnuse or COnl:
SpeakIng of her case, Mrs. IIurd1
with a had skin diseatse. My arms
sores, dlischa.rging yellow matter. A
unsightly In appearance. My body
My eyes were also greatly Inflamed 1
much. My blood( was in a very bai
at frequent Intervals, and I had no
wats in a miserable conlditlon, I had
mended1, and dloctor after dloctor ha(
the state told mec I must (die of scroi
were beginning to form. I at length
hIs famous Sarsaparlln. I tr'iedi a b
t'hing else, as I had no faith -In It, r
began to grow b)etter. You can be si
many bottles. Bunt I steadily imp)roa
sores healed up, all the had symptolm
andl I have never been troubled witI
of 83 years Is not a young woman, bi
since then, and I firmly believe that
greatest blood1 purifler and the0 best n
scrofula andl as a spring medlecine."
niot lok to be more than sixty, and st
life was saved by JOIINSTON'S SA
SMITrH'S D)RC(
TH'FE RtEEDERt
-]Dm [. G. COR]
YOUR HORSE.
If sufferIng from an enlargemnt enn
gut on his feet. No neced to blisi
Che enlargement will be .1ticokhy abi
SIiin's Litima
Nothing like it to cure asore tendon,
or to kill a spav in, cuirb or splint.
This mremedy is kniown to more diriv -
ers and horsemen than any other lin..
. iment, because it does the work by
its fenc/ra//n,g qualities.
IIIN' FORl U()IISI:I.'S MUlIt)EIIEII8l .
T fe I n 1 igt ck 1-c i i is 'inOIT's i 1 as rd
t'r h ifo it, I ll., \la irc Ih .-Th
mittee it huit <lowni thles pe'rsoni ('ir
persns who i'.sIsinat(ed (;ov.rnor
l;tGebtl t tanl al)l)ropriatetd .100,1 0)0
to carry on tho w\ork. 'T'ne hill Iha:l
previously p:I"ssd t hi' 1 11' atltl now
goes to (Go%orIn r Ilriuum fr ap
proval.
T1he lio)ublican Sc'nate, Sitting ill
the same hall took no part in the
n thw:t tn aun-nd
t ut t ' 1he M\' sthis sessioli. 4Mi.
l V.V n iL Ie li' <-'lit ' lillo'lIfienit tHi
:1n5 ill the Sl'ate, ll- "eniator i'lect
amt,:lmnents to it law, but it is
co.ef tha. .; t;tr ' wil bh e no !:'
hana at this ts'ion furler tan l)
lhs. inl tJ. > bJ'U t's bt. The. ship
mtsli' If guns an1d atumunilIition! to
L 'n do: It., is sidt by till' l,'publ'.
'Ian State' ollicWials to be only for the
pur' or .quipiug StattI unard
C,i" \'. it. " i tl IIt 1'',1 t 1 hIl + it it1Url
copait. in 1 tht haton andl te
p ronolc 1 's silly th e s1 ories athat.
G overn*or Tlaylor and oIlIer State olli..
eials are preparing to sot up a Gtov
erane'nt tesre in tlht Iven,t tit. tie
Courts lecid1 against, thom. Gover
nr Tay lor says there is nro trth in
si t1"o reports.
11o T. f. mi.Nlls a o oNll ll lTl- 'r . 1t
Louisvill, sy., darch -A ftr
hearing argumen by former tov
ernor Bradley, for the Rpublicans,
a1n r Zach Phelps, for t h( DStuoil rats,
sJudge Field, in the Cireuit Court,
today tuk under advis entht the
Cases to determine the r:'s ofr te
rival claiman ts to thIe othees5 of Gov
ernor Tandfu Lieute nant Govenior. An
appeal will be takuen to trhe State
Court of Appeals, wic the Dm- Il i)cans
ocrats claim hias final jurisdicht on,
The Rl pubi Ucans, however, will try
to got the caso before tho United
Sta:s Supreme Court if chth decision
is againm,r them.
Pay as you go, is a mighty good
rule, and if you can't, pay dlont'go.
i IWUL HORRORS
D BY
Sarsaparill a
BOTTLES.
DER~FUL CURE,
Gives 11er Experience.
in the beautiful village of Brighton,
ii and1 hIghly resp)ected( lady was born in
war*, in liebron, Washington Co., New
the year of "Tippecanoe and Tyler
ly preservedl, and1 possessing a very re
mllterestling reminiscenices of her early
f Michigan and the interesting and re
a stir'ring events of which she was a wit
I mainilfold recollections~ are more mar
ini aro her experIences in the use of
ira. IIurdl inhterited a tendenCIcy and pre
lQstructive blood taInt wichl has cursed
and1( markIng thousands more as vic
'sd from generation to generation, It is
formi or another. It may make its ap
,In unsightly swellings in the neck or
5. Attacking tihe mulcouls membrane, It
,or dieveloping in tihe lungs it may be,
mmpt11ion.
says: "I was troubled for many years
11d lImbs would break out in a mass of
y neck begani to swell 'and became very
was covered with scrofulous eruptIons..
lId weakened, and they pained me very
I condlitlon andi my hteadi aehed severely
iPpetite. I hlad sores also in my ears. I
ried every remedy that had b)eenl recomn
I failed. One of thle best physicians in
ihious consumptIon, as internal abcesses
wa told of Dr. JohInston, of Detroit, and
)Itle, mere as an experiment than any
nd1t greatly to my agreeable surprise, I
ire I kept on taking it. I took a great
red until I became entirely well. All the
(disappeared. I gdMned perfect hecalth.
I scrofula since. Of comise an old1 lady
it I have huad remarkably goodi health
JOIINSTON'S SARSAPARILLA ft tihe
edicIine in tile wvIde world, both for
This remarkably interesting 01(1 lady (lid
.0 repeated several timueB, "I believe my
RSAPARILLA."
maar1VT :oTx:na.oxz'r, marcZr.
F, Newherry, S. C.
I STOR E, Nowherry', 8. C.
PHARMACY, Nowborry, S. C.
31'TT, Pro.iperily, S. 0.
50c and $1.00
^s* a Bottle,
he0 qickly
er or fire.
orbed by
" A
The Kind( You HEavo Always
in use for over 30 year;,
All Coiutorfolts, Imnitatiou
Exltrimntslt that trifle wil
intntsomld Qild1 1'n--l y R
W h at Iscl:ra9 Li l a C1 jsl
";olic, .Drop. an1(1 Soothaing
voitatlll.s netlier Opium, 1
miit:;tlhs ce. 1(s age is its gi
and adllays Feverislness. I
Colic. It relieves Teething
(111(1 Flatilency. It assimi
Stonmnch and Bowels, givii,
The Childreu's 1anacca-T
CENUINE CAS
Bears the
*a
The Kild You ll
In Use For (
THE CtNTAUn COMPANv. 77
COUTUiERN RAILWAY.
Condeuseod hchedulo in 7Iavot
Dneenmbor 10t1h, 1690)
STATIN . - n
_ N.. 17. N(,. 11.
Lv. Oh ru.t ... ...'. ... . ...
SvIo..... ....... 7 41 a
" 1 taniiivi.: ......... .... ...... i .5 a
Jiro I in.- -1z 'a.
"a .. ..:: uobur, ........ ... .. . 91 :; a a
S......... ......... . 132 :5 a
.......... .......... 1 :
" i i,: w- d. ......... 7 40 .. 1 55 p
Ar. 1".- ......I a 2 15 p
A. N n '30: 1m.1 p
.U 101 n 77, 4 topr
A. tw Uo i11) C 5 p rnill 00
ST T!ONS. L]n viuu D
No. 18. No. 2
vf li. . ......... 6 :1 p m lif 15' i
'iu m L ........... 7 03 p m 10 40a a
" William:Ion......... l 2 p it 10 55 a
Ar. An(or%> .~.......... 7 15Im 11 40 a
~V. I elton ........ !i4 p 7E11 t 5 i
Ar. Doannh1........... 715 p m 11 40 a
Ar.Abbovilo........ t i m ~1' 25
Iv llodgea..............7 i Uo p mt l'1 6 a
Ar. G.ronwood......... 8 00 p mn 12 23 p1
" N itnt y-Six...,......... 12 65 p
"Nowherry.......... ............3 (0o p
" ProsperIty...... ......2 11 p
" Colunmbha ............ so 60
" flarnwe.l....... .. ... 8 ?2 a
" v. 1:...i',r........ ... .. ........4 5 15
"0o: ;2burg......... ... .......534 p
" ! hvillo......... ............6 11p11
" : " oville....... ............u7 p:
Ar. Cha r tso .....- ...... 81
12 Witt 7 41 n " tunmecrviloe " 7 33 y & 52
155 a 11 0. a " .B3ranch ille(. " ( 02 p 4 20
SW n 9 23 a "Oranigcha r~ 6 ii. p 3 d.5
4 83 a 10 15 a " Kingvllo " d 4; 2 82
12 050 ..... v. .5uvainn~ah Ar .. 6.. IE6
4 03 a ...... ..B:irnwell .. " .....0 20
d 15a6 ...." ..lauckvillo.. " ... 3 05
8 80a 11 40 a " .. Columnbia.. " 8 20p 9 80
9 07 a12 20 p "....Altin.... " 2 L.0p 8W0
10 04 a 1 20p"..tau.. " 1 23p74
10 89 a. 2 22 p "..Jonesvino.. "12 2.5 p 6t
10 54 a 2 87 p " ....P'aco!ot .... " 12 14 p 8 42
11 25 a 9 l0Op ArSpatnburg Lv 11 45 a 0 16
11 40 al 340 p I.vSpartnburg Ai 11 17 a 0 00
2 87 p!7 00 p Ar,..Ashouville ...Lv 8 05 a 060
"P" p. mn. "A" a. mn. "N~" nig,ht.
Pulhnan palaco ineping cars on Trains O5ant
88, 117 and 11. on A. and (3. di vision. Dining oii
On itos treAn4 sr~ve till menlOS enironto.
Train. leave Spartanbusrg. A. ,c C. divisioi
northbound, 7 :0i j. mn., 3:iir p. mn., 613J p. ii
( Votstibulo ILimited); 8Otloutund 12:20 S. ex
:15 p. m., 11:p. a. mn., (Yostibulo Limit ed.)
Trains inavo (Grenvllo, A. and C. dliisioi
Uorthb.ound.61:00 a. mn., 2:114 p. mn. and 5:2p.nt
(Vostibuued Limited):nfout hbounid, l:20 a. a:
:003( p. m., 12:1kJ p. mn. (Vest ibuled Limi ted)
Trains60 and 10 c arryc ooant-Puillman fleel
ing cars betwoon Savanmnfiah dr Ashe ville ei
route daily botween Jaisk.onvillo anid Ciniel
nati. Also Pullman Dra win roomn sloopin
oars between Charleston and Columbia.
PIRANKr 8. C4ANNON, J. M tULP
Third V-P. At Gen. Mgr., 'Izfama~ lAe.
Washingtton. D. 0. Washinigton, 1. (
W. A. TURK, 8.7H. H AIRDWIOK,
Gen. Pass. Ag'S Aa't tGen'. Pass.A
Washington, B- a. Altlan .d
SPENCERIAN PENS
WRITE WEl.L WEAR L.NC;
ONCE TRiED ALWAY.I L.*- :.
returap;...ge -- 2 cm- '
thoe gr~tandat tt an a,a.elli ag b.ook over puiblishod,
Pulpit Ehoes
Thrill n .tr MuD'rM, besi Bermnons. wiIS 104
By D. L. koy.
ttuf lhaeomloe 1 otyo hI.lif b7 l ey 01IAS.
andi all Intro:iiueton by It .vL AN 9TIIOTT,P is.
lirandi now, (l0 p. bttea{Ai WuAtra?. 0-7'1,00 0 mno
AGENTS WAN .Isten andi mn. :-a
Cletun,. and bera.tiitles the hait.
' romoCtea Uuriar.t gowth,
Cw ap diseaeg A hair a0
. . . nd $.008 DurWe
Bollght, nd1? which has been
has borno . i.ginatiu'O of
has been imado uider his per.
I stiporvison, since its lnfihney.
W no one to deceive you in this,
i and "Just-nsvgood" are Uimtf
I: and oldaiiger the beoiltlt of
uri.-100 ngflit E xpo0rient"
ASTOR A
stituto for Castor OII] lei,
Syrtips. It Is Ploasantt It
[orpihino nor other Narcotii
ttrantee. It destroys Vor,nu
t cures Diarrhoe and Wind
Troubles, cures Constipation
lates the Food, regulates the
ig healthy and- natur-U sloop.
he lot,her'1s Friend.
r ORIA ALWAYS
Signature of
fYe Always Bought
)ver 30 Years.
.11,1.AV BTRCCT. NF.WVJ OIm CITY.
Florida Central & Peninsular
Time Tuble iII Eff.ct Nov. 9, '93.
I.eavt New berry....................................2 (.0 pm
Arr"Iv1' Coltnbit................................3 30 pm
No. 33. No. 35.
I.v. Colu :.bia...........1 I 35pm 1 47amn
(L.st': Time.)
Lv. ('olinmbi ..) .:. am 12 47am
(CIeta'raiIi0t.)
I1tnninar ..............1210pm 2 15an
Lv FaIrfax.................12 55am 3 02pm
Lv 4avanh.............. 3 t7pm 618am
.r 1:runswick........... 700 pm 81'am
SA r .lacksonville......... 7 10pm I 1aiam
i Lv .J11eksolnville......... 8 0Opn 9 20a
2 Ar Lake City.............. 11 811pm
Ar i.dve Oak............... 12 Ispn
A r Talllaaee ......... i 38pm
1 Ar ltI vor Jnnction..... S -.lpml
A r Mobile.................... 3 05a m
A r Notw Orle ans.......... ... 7 10;. I
11 Al W aldo ...................10.1 1- 111 '1 .51lu
Ar.Cainesville ........... 12 0pm
n Ar orlnr Kteys .............. U -pm
)1 Ar O'ala ............ i 5am I .1Ppm
a Ar'.Vlidwood .............. 2 -1011m 2 32pr
n Ar )ilanio ............ Sia m 5in
nA r '.I a mpa ....... ....... 3 : 1) m 3 301.m
NORl1TIlIOU ND.
1 :.o. 34. No. 36.
1Lv Titamp.................... x 00pm 8 Oam
I.y Ot lanio.................. 1i 30pn 8 2sat1
Lv \'iid wooi ..3..4........ '3 n 10 55am
Lv Ceder H ey .............. 7 I5am
Lv Glnesvllle ............ 12 52pm
Ar Waldo .................... 5 051 1 471m
!1 " Ttllahtmssee............. I 43pm
S I.v .!vc Oak ............... - 42:im
I .v jl.ak. City ............. 6 23pm
n Lv .Jacksoville........ 8 20n m 7 4bpm
i Lv lirtmlwick ............ 8 15.'n 8 20pmn
n Ar Savannah ............i2 '2;i u 11 ;011m
Lv Mayannalh ............12 : ..1 I (9ptm
.- Fairfax...........2 ',pm I ._4am
nl Lv Dennmrk .......... Ol0pm- 2 .12am
U Ar Columbia......4 38pm 4 30(amn
fl Ar New berry........ 12 25pm
n' Trains arrive antd de.part int Colt.mgbla at
litand ing Street1 Station. Nos. Sh nnd 36 carry
Putlmni sleing)thj carsI but w1eeni Combia and
11 sh-e er t., antd from New York ailso connect
t jm; w!tht incinntIIialeepi-r viat Ashevillo.
nl Sa;vaunne tt Column bla, conneobing with sleep.
er.- t o a;nl from melumt bIi and New Yeork.
U For further itnformoation. aipply t.o
yP 1.SIlAY. U. T.A.,
t. Col em lta,t.~ C.
8. 1). IIOYI.S'TON, T P'. A.,
C2oluno bitt. 8. C.
L. A. SIlIPMA N. A. (G. P. A.,
U Jacksonyllie, F.la
A. 0. MAODONJ..,L, (2. 1'. A,.
Jacksonville, F a.
r>F. a ,:hak-? Direct to Purchaser.
p.
Gond gU
fomen
- . jtft . A Poor Piano
give endless
isaways GOod, always Ialbe
alway~;sifctory, a bas at
t. cssson.dwhat more tnana
ch ),po iano0, but Is 'nuch the
eQvapest~ 706 i te end.
reaoable. Factory prices to retail
buyers. Easy paymenits. Write us.
i..UDDEN & BA TES,
vnnh . nd Now York eity.
ATLAN4T?GCO0AST LINE?
PAST LINE
Between Oharloston andi Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro
lina, A thens and Atlanta.
PASENGER 1tFPATMTI1OT
NVziaraNTON, N. (1., Nov. 20th, 1897.
CONDE.N8ED EC1IEDhTLE.
Uor.'o WrEsT: In Eflect Jan. 35, oOING EAsT.
*No. 52, 1899 No. 58.
7 00 am liv..harlest on. 8.0..... r 800 pm
62lstmuL v,..,..Latnos . A....Ar 6 20 pm
9 40 am L v........n mter.A....r 6183pm
11 to amn A r..('trnain--....L v 4 00 pm
1217 am A r... .Prp :'t y.......v 2 4? pm
12 20pm A r.......rw bt-,-ty....v 231pm
103; pm A r.........'1to.........L v 168 pm
I 25 rm A r....1.--.6 t as ........v i 45 pm
3 0Wt pmf Ar.......Ureenv10...... v 12 (II am
*8 10 pm A r...nrt nv-1urg......L v i1145am
a 6 07 pm A r......Wi neot o().L 1141m
i .8 15pm Ar..haroti, N. C...v 9365am
t to p m A r..1Ietdersontvill N. d..i 9 14 am
700 pn Ar........hevlle........v 820 am
IN-tb.52 andI 6380o1It tr-eins between Charles.
Columtbla. Newborry anti J.autrens It. R. and
Olha lOston and( Weost Carolina Rt it.
O'n,l Man aue. ..Tafo Mar o
in 1ITeet Nov.tnbcr 19, 1809.
(Est(rn 'tandd(1 Tin:0.)
Io +utb1o11nd. Northbound.
1.M. P . 'M. 'I. A.I A.M
22 4 63 52 85 3
5 -) 71e 13:, I.v uutrvrttr Ar I 35 430 1181
;01 7 ) 1 41 4 Parks A1' 12S 420 1120
6 35 7 I) 2 53 ..U11ion.. 1 1:3 400 i 10
0 53 7 18 2 (it (odvllle 10 381 9 20
70i 8 u 210 .Kinard., 12)3 320 865
7(13 8 N 2 5 0ary... 12 .8 311 41
7 21 8 !:5 2 ..Jl1a1t.. 1243 304 882
8 1) 8.-0 238 Newberry 1280 240 810
8 to a 13 2 -1' ProsperIty 12 17 2 15
1 (1) 30 269 ....8Ihs.... 12 07 1 64
1)U 0 0 ;i0'1 l.t Mounttn 12t3 1 50
U 60 1:0 3 1)1 ...( L"piu... 22 48 1 85
0 40 1000 322 ilton 11 48 127
94 10 0 8 a White Rook 1140 1 2
9.'0 I1 0 831 13a11ont11e 1185 114
0 15 10 30 8 -0 ......1rm ..... 1197 100
'o V) i0 41) R 411 .,i..it hart., 1l 20 121"0
I1 11 I UlU1 4 U5,t'nllildt,Y 11 (8 V e0
n P r 1 'r U rty 71,
IX it" b''.'u0n0
thl - 1ila 0 20
'illetou 0 1
11111e Ile" 5 .it,
Irmo 5 23
1.en phul/1 51).5
l.v Coltits Ia .1 13
Nov. i. ILtween 1.1111r+'11 nti N . W berry.
S itu1rdays3 only.
Lv New berry 9 10) 111
Lv Jalta: a I 32 1, in
l.v Gary 9 -1' ) m
Lv Kinard 9 .8 i i
1,v Gultville 1 F8 P Im
1,v i 1I ituo1 I. 15 p i
l.v P'i 1(s !) :5 p.m1
Ar oltur its 1o 41 p 1t
300 Aitr"envi1ef(v 1211
3 10 tipart. nbur," 11 i
5 10 Aegusta J 10
Tranlus 52 and !3 rntts solid b(tween Char.
loslon and tireenvIlie, dially.
Trail1as 2. 1, 8i ind I, rta1lly e e;3.t" Su lay,
between ('olu:t bin and 1.aurenu.
'Irain 3. (li y xcept Suinday aid Monday.
between C',lumnbta tnd I.ILUrens1.
't'rain 5, bet wo.it Newb,irry anl Laurens
Saturd .ys (1ly.
Clol cnI eton t Pum r ir for il)1 points
North.
Closo Col .-etons I. Spl r it n :tt I g for ti
Mounnntw K.i, r'IEN AUG11. ,igt.,
$ LJ
TO ALL POINTS
North, South and Southwest.
Si.h1u ti t: In ec'&et N<,v. o. bit
10 t I(.U N D1. 1.:. so. 41.
1.v ew York. Vm IPenn it .R1.*11 (. a n11 U pi.
'' \u a h i.g.. . .1..................... a : t 1m - 30 1 an
" 1:ieh iunit ......................... It l o i 0 :> -
l.v P-uritn. u bb "lt " "h 11) pml *J 20 Ia,s
Al \ t)(iw,, vla 8 A. I........ 11 :iC 1,u 11 -13 iL.
Ar 1Ltntt,ueon. .........*12 60 a m 1 35 1 In
Ibto leig) "....2 2.: uli 3 3' 111n
" Southern 'tin s" .......... .1 27 ' i 00 pi
ll:ta illet, .. ....... 1 I 7 0 -
IA' r N' r ,i gtol. ........................ 3 e b
Arblourun . . "6.T 3 ~ "1
A r Uhurlotte, via ii. A. l ... 00 It, 2. 3in
Ulester, Via 8. A. L.......... '3 3(in IC 5i
" UreenWo d '" .......... It. .: " 1 12 aIu
" A theue " ......... 1 2-1.3In 3 4batu
"Alianta, 8. A. L. 350 pm U 15''
NOItl'TilUN No.4U2. No. 38.
Lv .-. limlit, (ContrIl TIme) '1 001 ri1 *t L1ni
Ar Athes ". .......... 3 U8111 11 5 pill
. roon"ood '" 6 .111 " 1 -16l
'Uhester ' ........ 7 53 40
Ar Mooroe, VInI . A. L.... 'ii l0 pmi 5 .'
Lvii loLit. v'i fi'. A. L.E.8 U L L0'
Arliusilot~..~..................-11 to(i- 7-43
Ar~Wln-intou ...1205 pm
Southorn ines................. 12 02 am if 0 tml
Ar Raleigh, via S. A. L ........ *2 0i am 11 13 amt
Hunderson, ........... 321 am 12 45 orn
Ar Weldt D,vha8. A .......... 4 55 am 260 pm
Ar r'ortstnout.h " ... .. 7 ;6 am 620
Ichehmond......A.( L....... 8 15 "o 7 20'
" WaslhigL'n,vitl'au . R.R. 12 81 pn 11 20 "
" 4 e w Y ork, 4'',,.0 23. " *3 ha a
Ly GI.nton "* .... 2 1u *0 30am
Ar Newbur.y _ __2 64 pm 820 am
* D'ly- I DV1y, ox. Su. day.
Nos. 403 aned 40'4.--'1hem Atlanta SpecliaI,Ii
801lid VestilI Tr'I'I1 of Pulun1Ian1 81eepe0re
anld Coaches between WashlinIgton andO At,
11a1nt1, also0 Pin1.an bleep era bet,ween Ports
1out.hi and1( Charlotte. N. U.
l4os. 41 and1( 38..-.'' hma . A. 1.. Expares,"
8011d TraIin3, Coalches and1( Pullmai,n bieepirs
between 1' ortsmxout hb and A th lt .
BCthl trins101 naalke lmnhIediate connelction at
AtlantaL 1or hI0ontgom1ery, Alobile, i\ew Or
ieentls, TIexa-, Cata11orhaIa, MzLe rio,Ihatt.n
nlooga, Nashiville, 33 1imt,i. 5lueen1, F1oridat.
, l'or icekets, bleept(-rs, and11 lorIzatiion, ap
Ply ?, 4
U, AteP. IIA'T r E, 23 Trye u SI, I. harlot te, N.C.
(.4V i., AIceit,, tar Is') L)upei11LendentI.
*L. 8. A LLEN, L.i3 bassenoger .Agenti.
4JENR1(ICA 0Ern.-Ea. Polt-tbM1OUTn, VA.
'.Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
ktchedule 11n Effe. JanIl. 17, 1000,
Loavo August,a...-.......1 0( -10 afm 1 40 p ma
At rive GreerJ3Iwood......12 I!) p ms
a. Anderaeon...................... i ii
SLa~furens .. I ,. .0 pm 5i 635 a mn
E; re y1 8-..... 3 0013m 10156am
a.a Glenn so,i ugs.... 00 p in
8.11a3 tanum..... 3 10 y mn 1 O l
satuda...............5 33 1' I
II0ender$onvillo.. 03 p 13
SAshville--........ 7 0u p mn
Leave A shtvylle.......~8 20a m
S2aartnblurg ....11 -16 ai in 4 "
Gloll, SP)I1. gs...0 00 aL na
G reenIvI no ..(..12 011.1 p4n 0 p"i
Laurens............ 3' y lI 7 301 jlm
E reIvooti......2 5 p1 13 Ii 00) pml
AA u11us 1 ..... 6... 5O 10 . ' 0 48 a4311
Arive ItaIlgh........... ... 9 f m ..
Nor. o....~......7 80 aL mf
Peotersburg ..... 71 a tu
Rtihmld 1)... 86 15 a m
4eave Aulguslta.............3 6pt
Allendale,.----.....--..........8 pm
Fa IIrfax--.-.------............ ..... j j 11p
Yon usae. -...~...... Oe t- m 7 11Wp
eaufort........0 15 am 1pm
Pot io a ........ 0 80 am 8256pm
Seave P'ort,1oyas........ 1 0)0 pm 7 80i ai
Beau tort,.~........... 1 10 pmn 7 46 am
- eass ........2 80 pm 8920am
Aledle......I...... 92ama
Arrive gusta...~.-.-.--........115 pmi
1.40 p. mn. trin from Augusamakes~elos
sonnetion at Calhoun iiause for all, points on
leaLboa1rd Air Line.
Close connection at Greenwood for all
points Oul B. A. L. and C. and (1. Ialway, and
at spartanburg 'with Southbern IHallway.
F'or any in formnation relative to ticokoti
rates. achiedules, address
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. P'as. Agt
E. M. NORTH. 8o!. Agt. g
T. M EMERSON, Traffl Manager.
BLUE RIDGE RAILlROAD
U. C. BEA41 TAI, Receiver.
Effective, s , IN.7.
between Andersen and WaIhalla.
BASTRoUND. WESTBOUND.
MiHed. Mixed.
To. 12. Stattions. No. I
rx 1 am ......Anderson.......L 5p
Ar 10 40 inm.n ..enver.....,.v 86pm
Ar1 2a.......Autnn---....v 405pm
ar .............endleton...L...v 4 14 prm
A r 10 13 am..herry's Crosesin.....v4 281 j-m
ArIfol07am.Ad amTs' Crosn...LV 9 pm1
A r 9 49am } .o~.neen,.----- Lvd447pm
A rl' 25am......West Un ion . v 5 pm
M 2. m Y~~..alhalla ...,.... L 57 pm
4. M,. Lv. P .A
,J R.ANDERSgON Sui er1ntendot
20i1h1(Iti(.ns 'at Seneen witia So . R f. No. Ii.
6t Andersoinwith 5kbIailwav NI.-. I1 and I2
DP an<t W, sk ey -'gte
OUricu ast 3,w ik
O! .. D. B. & WOL Y '
sas. s. iii Ilgok'