The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 21, 1900, Image 5
CH RISTMAS.
[Gtir Voting People. 1
We are 'ipproachinig the selasoil
whlen our Savior iss upposed to havc
heenl bornll. It is regarded i tilint
for rejoicing and mnerrynaking.
We think this is right. A :lay
titt commtmorates so iportant lin
event sholild be it happy daY. All
gels rejoiced oil tie daIy whe i the
Savior was born. There aippear-ed
it multitilde of ti( ie hvINly host
who prlised Gmd anld said: "Glory
to God inl the highest, oI eati
)ea11C, good will to Ilien." I f thev
found this evenlt 1n occasion 1or rc
joicintg how liineh anoe should we,
Iid everv Chiistillas shoild 11fird
ms fresh occasion fo joY antd glad -
1'ess.
lint the( inaniner inl which Christ
11uts is isiully spent is not a prope1
celebration of the ithi I of the Soat
of God. Hv inally it is spent inl dis
Mpatios (of various kinds which
tend to banlish serimls thbought
rather thnii to keep nliv,e tle ie
ncibratiec of ite Saviotir's birth.
They devote the day to inteinper
anice, to folly, to d1ancitig and olhiet
11ainuseinents, that are muore appro
priate to a heathen festival thanit a
Chistian holidav. We do nlot be
lieve that Christinas should he oh
served as tlie Sitbba1ti. We do not
fild that it is one of those set tiiles
Cod hts a1)pointed to le kept holy,
but certainly its association suggests
the utter inconsistellcy of sinlftl in
dulgeiiees and annsenents. Ratiher
while the (ay is not to be spent in
the exercises of worship any Ituore
than other seeclar datys, hJOW ilp
propriate that we joiln sointiei
durlig the day the heavenly hosts
in praising God for his love in the
gift of his son.
Let its employ at least a portionl
of the day which celebrates God's
iunspeakable gift, inl reading inl his
Holy Word ot the birth, life anid
death of his dear Son: inl tteditatin)
uponl his whonderful love; and in
praying that our eves muay be
opened to behold more of his bean
ties and that our henats may be
opened to give him tle best possible
entertainment and obedienec.
And as these tidings of great joy
are to all people, let . help others
to be happy bY being liberal to the
poor. by visiting the fatherless and
widows iln their afflictions and
showing kindness to those who are
in need. Tlhis manner ot observing
Christmas: by being happy our
selves and helping others to be so
by oni; kind words and dee-ds, 'Nil
in a measure fultil the views wh::h
the angels have given us of the
manner in which we ought to he
impressed by the 'oirth of the Re
deemer, by ascribing glory to God
and showing peace and good. will to
ward men. 1 low mneh might each
reader of this paper add to the hap
piness of the world if they wvould
embrace the opportunities of tile
week for lending a hlelpinlg hand.
T1ry it.
"Given Up
->i
to die several times, yet I am sparet
to tell how I was saved," writes Mr's.
A. A. Stowve, 237 N. 4th St., S;r
Jose, Cal. "I had valvular hear,
trouble so severe that I was pro.
nlounced 'gone' twvo different times.
The valves of my heart failed tt
work properly, and circulation was
- so sluggish that the slightest exertion
produced fainting. 'There is no
hoe said my phican, so I decided
reutI consider miauos 3 am
satisfied It saved my life.n1
OR. MtILES'
H#art Oure
ai sold by all druggists on guarantee
-first bottle benenits or money back.
Bok on heart and nerves sent free.
Dr. Miles Medical Company,.Elkhart, hnd
4tyour nearest agent for tl:e lo'
rates home on Ohristmas holidatyu
aL the Seaboard Air Line Ralwaj
THuE END OF A CRNTURY.
1Ou1r Voitig People.]
The 31-St dIY of tills uItothli wil
bc tiht Iia.t year 'of tle ninle(eii
century. None of us ever saw su
I (lay before. We will Iever se
altete sich lay. ''hlonlyh we n1111:
live to be old nel and wORe1 fill
wittiess mnanly a year cnd, We wil
Iot see the enld Tf ailother ccin( IIIyv
Three score or fmtir scoe year.s it
liuo.t is the tittiost thatt we enni) hmIpl
to at(taiti.
It is believed 4y mVanlly that tith
twentictl ccittiry will mark a grea
alvance of the Kis"otimn of Christ
:11<d that its achievvinecil(s will ht
ir beVOInd ally!hin)g that l:; beet
accntishd dtiily, this- cenltlly
It is clhiimed t hat. the ;ig'l,s (f tlt
tillies p111 1)(it t itl that directi(n.
May, cat-h 4f w mn:ke the (rnm-il
frmll (the (4d it) the tIew%% with Ilh(
prI.1-111l rc"(ittl Ih:m inl mni
filiitle splicit's wc shtl I be fouilld
fath1 i t II his c;kt I Ise ,nil iiit I ii
o(s ly tivinig to advai e his kin)
<1dml. 'a ()d give Ius )',race nol
11lY to lotri s111 h a t s lutiott hul
dlhtere to it. 1I its try 14) reaOi/
that if wc It e2 Christians we belo),
to hii lind let its S() foriml our pla"
anld mrder.1( out lives that inl ever
thing we illav show t at we haavc
taken Christ to be )ur1 King. Ilet
ts trty to speliti cach day cither in
self cmiquest or tle Conulet;t (d
otlies. and leave (Iod '1t) draw aull
our poer mid itperlfect acts of set
vice, illt) the large and effectual
miiistriy hv which he i leaching
ant savinig tile worid." OnIt ouilr
battiters for the Iext year atll tlie
beginning tif tle next eitrlily lei
Its inliscribe tile woid, cmnsecratiotl.
Tickets for tiverylloly bi t Si
boiard Air Lin,o I(ilwiay, for t
Chrishimas holidayl\., will bw g(lod for
two twtks if put111rh ls d onl 1vvvil,i)mb 1r
22nd. For Colleg(i stmidits, thly
will bt, good for twolnty live( d1ays if
pu1rchason41 Dtoiu mbr I16thI.
Christmas Thoughts and Historie
itts.
Chryvsostoiui called Christinas the
root of the festival lif' of the
cliurc.
The authoriz.ation of the day is
ecclesiastical anid rational, but not
definitely Scriptural, the observanc
being neither contiended nor fol
lowed by the New Testament writ
it was first observed, so far as we
have historical diata, about the nmid
die of the fourth century, A. 1.
360, in Romne; 380 in Antiocht,
in Alexandria; p)rob)ably having~
originated a little before the earliesi
Of these dates.
Accordling to Schaff (III. 396
Christian festival was a "'tranisfor
mat ion 01r regeneration of kiindret
heathen festivals."' occurinig during
D ecember, wvhich "'might be callet
uincontscious p)rophcCies of th<
Christinas feast,"' "the churel
fathers themselves confirming th<
symbilolical reference of the feast o
the birth of Christ, the Sun of righ
teouisness, the Light of the norld
to the birth festival of the Ituconi
quered sun, which on the twenty
fifth of December, after the wintel
solstice breaks the groinmg powve
of dlarkniess and begins aiiew hi:
heroic career.'" T1he belief tha
Jesus was born December 25th nat
uirally riveted the nail that fixe<
the feast.
St. Stephen's day is Decemhe
26. The ancient hymn ran thus:
"'ler inatus est Chiristuts ini terris,
Ut hodie Stephiaunhs naswceretur in colis'
"Yesterday wvas Christ b)orni upoi
earth, that today Stephen might b
born in heaven.''
As a mark of the grow~ing coin
currence of sentiment regarding thi
propriety of Christmass observance
recall the hostility of man v of th
early Proestant sects. Calviin hi:
from the first adlvocatedl keepini
the day, and secured its restorautio
ini the calendar of Geneva. lutt th
Scotch could not brook it. MaCanl
ay (Vol. III, p. 199) des5cribes~
Christmas among lie CoventanterS
"EIach band marched to the neare
manse and sacked the cellar an
larder of the minister (Episcopal)
The priest of Banal was reviled an
insulted, sometimes beaton, soum
tlimes ducked.'' The ceremonit
party, it need be added, kept thi
day with equal rancor against n's
conformists. The present happ
festivities of all sects ini Christia
conuinunities make the day a goo
ile-post of progress toward the re
alization of "'peace on earth, got)
will toward mcii,
Shit) MiNod 11l Chnnlco.
trs. J. K. Ibarney, the worid fI
ti oII4 prisol worker, tells a stor-3
whiiel illtistIte a great truth
SIe( sIY : "Vetas IIgo( I reaiiled I
Wtestr town, Ild flhe latdy will
lIcet Inc said. , (I V 1ou - vn xcuise thlt
lliisenble ol clurki)v I mln goinij
to tike yoI ill, for I do not lik t0
. 111oN lnlly 40 1cv (ter<hiver.' ()i scee
t inig thet tinevaued for Nook III hotl
Cli II i ., ll t vc I il t e w ith t icd till
liuolie;s, I did wonlde l, aInl .til
1111 - fit the !1hweIvly , nEI a t(ed
di iver. I.lo ev r. li diove I.; c
licr hite iiitly, ;1i1 asI I as d Il :
IthE w:k sli stolmed (l t ) ; pea ill
hin11 ( )'e.Itakinl)- mve we enltered
tihlh e iic tI cte Elu s the il. doo
cloed, s(e, lifted a tc a-fii l face t
1iinc. with the plea. W ill y.oul stopl
ight heiri uE d p .ly for ti it In ?
'\\ih t is it ?' askvd, foi I l Iew
lcrthe n1tv he mhitnr, it back of
ta I t. is wce I Iopped ipon l'o
knlicc. shec stObd out , Oh11, he( uised
toblie ill I l titv School class.'
E"TIhe tal st:lct Of tile still,r was
this: a bfore, five hovs were
gathet inc site thel School fri the
street. i were givenf intto her
Care anld -t she ben pide in sowin
what shi miuld <b>). She taight the
lesson ;ftt ;i fslitiIoi, li itit l it)
l c(on'clptio fetIegsonal respon
si hiliit ty, :111 I ll those years nlevero
MnCeI taliked with Ilhenm inldividuially
aibmit thle solenil questions of life,
InIver CVCle pledged theill to total
abstinlence. 'Ten ste left. home
and was away for five years. Inl
that time shte waked i to the pos
sibilities of i lstis a servicel ant1d
ofet thought of her boys.
"On)I her return she beganla search
dad tinaly (ointe 11pon thisonle, who
was noticeably under thle influence
of lig1tolr. I le seemed glad to see
her, btut shook his head to her pro
positionl to signl the pledge. "It's
nto uSeI o, yioiissed your chance ice
to save tue. You could have got
tie to do that once, but it's too late
tn.' To her inquiries about the
other hoys he replied, 'Two of us is
dead, two of Its is in prison, ald I
ain't worth saving. I tell yo,
lady, you mtissed your Chance With
isl.'I Years had coe Ind gonel,
but she had never beent able to ielp
or in ofipnce ; i much more."
r. Payson 1l)lannon, writiing of
the "ls'fTeets of Revival," after re
ferring to ictings Whitefield held
Iin one part ol '-cotland, says: "Pro
faity,cd whifhadrenen v)ery coin-:
thtverh in ad i that oaiybcm
a set ofn pryeot deteswr
ifdlsa nd feswr iecd
eauty
Temost beautiful thing ih
the wvorldl is the baby, al
dimples and joy. 'rhe mos
pitiful thing is that same baby
thin and in pain. And th<
mother does not knowv that
little fat makes all the differ
Dimples and joy have gonc
and left hollows and fear; tha
fat, that was 'comfort an<
color and curve-all but pit;
and love--is gone.
1The little one gets no fa
fr'om her food. There is somc
thing wrong; itis either her foo<
or food-mill. She has had n<
fat for wveeks; is living on wvha
she had stored iln that plumj
little body of hers; and thati
gone. She is starving for fat
it is death, be quick
S Scott's Emulsion of Col
Liver Oil is the fat she cai
take; it will save her.
AThe genutinie tins this picture o
I A it, take nio other.
If you have niot trIed It, eni
for freet anutptc Its agreeabi
' taste wili suirpt se you.
40,9 Pearl t, 'N. ~
50(. anid $1.00
atdt'uga ets.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Ohildron.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
- Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TIM CNTAUI% COMPANY. HEW VO11% OTY.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Veudenso* iehodule In SM44
June 10th, IW0O.
STATIONS. '.
P11iatn ......~lii~ a
Siummerville........ 12 00 n't a
" Brant,hville......... 1 56 a in S
Orangeburg ........ 2 60 am 25601
" Kingvill .... ...... 4 W a m 10 1 a ft
. ...................
liarnwell........... .......... 49le
MuLckvill" ........... ............4
" ro'p rity .......... 8 14 a m 12 10 n'a
Newherry........... 4 .) a m 1226 p ro
Ninety-Six........... WJ am 1 p rm
v Greonwood.......... to) a in 1 65 p m
Ar. i od s.......... 40 15 a m I1
S... . ... a m 6 p r
Ar. Helton............. 11 15 a mn p n
..nd.r.on..... ... 10 46 a m 2 85 p M
Ar. Grcenvillo. .......... Y 2 P m11 4 16 p
STA TIONS. Dail
^v. (4reoniviie............ 1 i0 0 1 la fn
" iedmont ...........0 0 p in 10 40 a in
" 'illiast on..........6 22 np 10 55 a
Ar. Anderson ..........7 15 14x
I.elton ........ ...... 6 45 p mn 11 16a m
Ar. Donnalds............ 7 1.5 p mn 11 40 a
Ar.Abbeville...... ..... 8 10 p m 2 t
L.lI4ldge.. ......... .7 it5 y in 11 66 a in
Ar. (4reeanwood.... ... 765 p mn 12 20 p in
" NieyI..... 81 I p mn 12655 p mn
"Newhevrry........90 p m 2 00p m
Prosympy...... ... 194 p in 2 14 p Ia
"~ C:irnw .1------.. ...........U 1
' Oragobug....... 11 4p a m 5 [ p n
":Bravo .~ ......1 5 a in 1
" Summerviie......... 5 2am7(
A' lxaCharlo......... 720 a m 8 115 i
Noill.No1.s. STAhTIOS Nol No.1
11 00 p 7 W n Ev.hretn.A 570
12 00un 7 41 a " 1iummenrville "~ 7I 28p 6 52
1 55 a 8 55 a ".Btrannhville. " 6815 p42a
2 60 a~ ' Or:angehu rg "l 5 8~j 88 a
4 0 15 a mKnvileo " 4 4I282u
fIan ta ....1y.avannah Ar ... a
4 13na...' ..Barnwenl. " ...8 16a
11 a 11'40' a .' (Joluinb.. " -8'''', 8Oa
7 07 a12 20p " ....Alqt.on.. " 280p 8 50
. 808a l 23l " . Bantuno... " 7 48
S 45 a 2 0,J " .Union...... " 1y
, 904 a 2 22p " ..Joneville.. "~ 12 p 8
0 19 u 2 87p " ....Pacol1et .... "12 14 p
,901 ai 8lop ArSpartanburgJLv 11 46a5 p
.0 55 a 3 'op LvSpartanburg Ar 11 22aO0 0
1 10pi yl 5Ar...A sheville ...Lv 8 0 a .h0
. "P" p. mn. "A"' a. mn. "tN" night.
DOUBLE,1 DAILY SEIRVIOE BETWN
OH A RILESTON AND QREENVILL3,
and between Ohtarloston and Asheville.
Pullman palaceo sleeping cars on Trains8Mand
51), 117 andI 68 n n . division. Dining.ears
on theseo Li ains servo all meals enronte.
Trains leave Spartanburg A. & (3. dvisten,
Vestibl jAdn ited); southbun 12:20) *.i.
:15 p. mn., ) 1:314 a. mn., (Vestibl t4iited
Trains le. vo (ireenvill e,A. and. lap,
northabound,6:00 a. mn., 2:114 p. in. and :2..
(Vetibuled i milted) sounthbound 1:80 0.
4:810 p. mi., 12:8 p. m. \estibuled Limitea
Trains 10 and' 14-Elegant PulI an P&a'or
oars betwvoon Charleston and Asheo lle.
Trains, 16 anhd 16-Pullman Drawin Room
Bleping cars betweon Charleston and Aghe.
Elegant PnmnDaigRoom Bae
Yle*pin btwee Barma and A shevl
earoute daily between Jacksonville ad
1' F NK .GA NNON J.3M.OULAP
Third V-P. & Gion. ?Agr., Traf. Maniager,
Washington, D). (3. Washington, D.'Q,
W A. TURKC B. HI. HARDWIOE,
then. Pa. Agent. A. Geon. Pa.. Agent
Wuigtn ii- C. Atlanta, (e.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itrtiflially digests thme food and aids
19ature in~ strengtheoning and recon
*truct,ing the exhausted digestive or
anb and tonlic. No othler preparation
CaIn approach it in efficiency. It in
,stantly relieves and permanently cures
D Dsipevsi a, Indigestion, HIeartburn,
S ltln e, S 8 tomiach,Nas.
all otherresultsof imiperfect digest~Ior,
"iPrepared by E. C. DeWITT & CO., Chicago.
i tn O
PIUM" tait, a
a d .
Tako tho 0jort line, which iN the
Houboard Air Lino (ailw'A.-Y, for
( hristmaii holidaym, and get hume
111111d of HWAna ClIIs.
COME
And See the Line of
Dress Goods
We are displaying now.
SKIRTINGS,
WAIST GOODS,
FLANNELS,
WOOLENS,
SILKS, etc., etc.
We are right Up-to
Date.
We can please the
most fastidious in style
and the most econ6mi
cal in price.
We have, as always,
the best linings on the
market,
CORSETS, GLOVE
and NOTIONS of all
kinds.
OUR
Millinery Department
Is Complete
and we can build a love
of a hat to match any
suit.
Our New York Milli
ner, Miss McLaurin, is
thoroughly posted in
all the latest ideas.
Do not forget our
Shoe Department.
The largest line of
SHOES in the city. See
our Bargain Counter
sure. Come and see
us. Yours truly,
E I I
mVlower Co.
BOOK STORE
For Wedding and
Christmas Presents.
I extend to one and all a cordial
invitation to visit my wonderful dis
play of new and beautiful holiday
goods, selected with a view to meet
img every need of the gift makers.
Our stock includes innumerable at
tractions perfectly adapted to meet
the requirements of people who are
in search of gifts for wedding and
Xmas gifts, expensive or inexpensive,
suitable for old or young. Now- is
the time, and the B'ok Store is the
place, to get just wvhat you want and
just what will please the person you
desire to rememb er. The prices arn
right on every single article in my
enlire stock, and I will guarantes
you that you will find somieting it
please you if you will come and see
my line. Como~ and see, if you d,
not want to buy. I am alway.s glaa
to have y ou come and look, anId wil
take pleasure in showing you.
W. G.MAY ES.
EVERY ONE IS
INVITED
To come and see the
Beautiful Christmas
Goods, consisting 01
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and
Plate'd Ware.
Novelties of -every de
scription, and prices
are right.
Will keep open until
Xmas every evening
until 9 p. m.
There will be one fare for the
round trip for the Christmas holi
days, by the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, between pointd in,the State oh
Florida, and one and one third faree
between points In other Staes.
CASTORI
d tiU14,1I.il11111 iIHiiim lllqlw mf iC; l yii ig W Il
AVMIrlable Prel,arafion for Ati
M111alig the Food 1111flRiulla
whlm, te 111m1111 nu -.lw --'
Promotes Digestion,Cherfl
nless and Rest.conttliis lerwx
OpHium.Morphine ntorineral.
t NAIU MOTC.
Apirrfelf umeyl. foCmrip
flo,nSoun StoacOarh-a
A us'a o n.vit
Aniu Seale
lies id LOSS FAVER
NEW n'n 1 ..
A perfeci emoedy for Constina -
tioli, Sour Stondach,Diarrtica
i orms.Convulsions,verish
ness alld LOSS oF SLFEE~
Vac Simila SgA uuAture of
NEFW YORK.
EXACT COPYOV WRAPFe.
~s
In F frt Nov. A1 ath, 1100.
I[Hi -1er loanrl T 4m1.
o 2thbound. Northboun 1
-'TA TIO)N 8.
AM3. A MI A.PM
7 *I.'t Lv Altlnl (x A I)A.81
W 21p A hhevIl p 4e
2 ISp (I reenl Woo1 2 .8
I L451) Ar CI(ll I A. 2 03
(c& w c.)
10 I Lv (.10nn -I'lingm Ar 4 11)
I I-'-I In -pne nnbptre 3 11)
12 , 11 (ir n -i I Iv 3 0)
(I rr Sprtings)
12 U1 W Oterloo 2 (;1
I 1) Ar niircn-m(Din'r) Lv 1 38
Dltily Fri lI Ft
Ex Hun. Ex --uib
A % A. M Pam A.
7 30 135 I.v Laurons Ar 1:15 630
7 " 141" Plnrk4 Ar 127 f2)
t i I . C1iuton. 1 16 t,t
112 2 W, OallivilIr 102 35*)
9 Al 212 .Kinard.. 12 .2 3130
9.1 2 17 Onry... 1218 :315
1 ' 223 .Jn1apa. 12 -:1 :)0i
104) 237 Newberri 1230 ?'%
11 2, 2 .)2' Prosperity 12 17 . 10
1i:1'V 3(2 ...SIgih .... 12 07 11:15
12 25 3 06 i Mountaiin 12 0:1 1.25
,t 321) ..Chapin... 11 4) 1; .1)
I '5 3 25 lillton 11 43 1li15
1:1'1 3 9 White Roelt 11 40 It) 58
20 :1 4 Blallentino 1135 10 40
2 45 3 4:1.....rmo... 1127 1(115
3 0 3 -19 ..Laeaphart.. 11 20 9101
.1-.., 4 05 ArColumial.v 11 08 9) 20
41ING(olu" bit (A v r. )Ar I1110
8 31) A r Charleston LV 7 03
For Rtatc8, 'Timo Tables, or fuirther 1iformla
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Charl'loll alil~ Wcstll Ual'olilla Rwy &.
Augusta and Asheville Short Line.
Sohedule in Effect Nov. 211th. 1900,
i.oave August a........... 9 40 a n 385 p it
Arrivo Gireon wood...12 I5 p ni ..
Anderson...................... 8 00 p a1
Laur1ens........... 1 's0 p m1 6 '65 a nx
Waterloo (H. 8.)... 12 5:3 1)3 ........
Gireenville.....3 0.4 p mn 10 16 aui
hlennl S >r ing). 00 p) m .......
S partan burg.....,.410 p m (100 at n
Bahim ............... 8 3 p m .......
S Ilndersonviho..6 03 p in .......
AAshov1110..........7 I5 p 1n ........
Lea1vo Ash.villo........... 8 00) a in .......
8pairtainburg ....11 45 a mn 4.1 pt
G,n rigs...10 00 am ......
(iroenvi ll.....12 OI y m 40
L.aurons...........33.S p mu 7 30 paa
Arivo Waterloo(1 8I .)... 21)1 p mIn .....
Otrt woodi.....2 35 p m in t
A nd rson ................. .. 7 25 a ii
Augus a.............1 10) p m I. 410 )t I
tLovo~Auga.....~...:~... ...~~-~~.210 1'l
A tion dalo........ ............ 4 -10 lar
Fatirratx........................ . 5-3 pr1
Yo.i nase .......... 900 atn 53 3)p
Ileautfort..,......... 10 15 atI m 6 0 par
Por ItRoyai.....10 80 a m 7ti0pr
A r S avatrinah ....................... 7 V- pt:
,ouave. jhnriest on .......................16128 ari
Satvat nah................. .... ...10 a r
Port lIoyn!............ 1oI) pmn 7 10 at
B laonirt ............ 16 pmn 7 20 at
Yeomassoo ...........3 0 pm 8IO0 a
Fair faix.......................... 9 85 n
Allen dalo ......................I9 47 at
A rr ive Augusta......................... 1) at
, 1.40 p. mn. traIin from' Au uuta mnakes clos
cotnneolloni at Catlhoun F"alls for all poinite 0
H~ eaboard Air L,ine.foa
Close connecotIin ratGruw dfoa
points9 Ou 8. A . 1,. and~t C. andti (. Itailway, an
at $partanbu)lrg with Southern Railway.
For any in formation relative to ticokot
tO~ es, a 'll dules, atdd ross
W. J. CRA IG, Gean Pas. A gt
E. M. NOR r I. Sol. Agat. Agsa
T Md ECMERSON, Tr.afle Manuagor
t -______
SATLANTIC COAST LINE
FAST LINE
BetWeen Oharleston and CJolumbis
Upper South Oarolina, North Qar<
t lina, Athens and Atlanta.'
P'ASEN4lORIn 1(PARTME.NT
) WILIfINOToN N. (., Nov. 20tit, 1897.
CONDE~N8ED 8011ED'LE.
S (hoiNo WKST: In Eftcot Jan. 35, GolNo EAyvi
*No. 5) 1839 No. 68
7 00 am L1....Char:qton, 8.0..Ar H00 pi
524 am I,.......... nos......A r E12(tpi
9 40 am LSV......,.uriter........Ar S I8 p:
I1 00 am A r...Coluiba .......v 410 t
12 07'um Ar...Proat tority.....v 2 47 II
19 20 p'm Ar......Nwhotry...Lv '2 It pa
I 0.8 umi tr....Clinton.......v I Fal pi
91 ' mim U \r ..l4ar)ns....l~v 1 46 pi
1400 pm At'.. .reevlle.,..Lv 121)' n i
8 1) p)1n tr ....prtanurw.....v I V i,
i O'l on, Alr'....intaboro.......v I1 41)a 1
a 515pm1 A r....Oharotto, N 0...0 9 86 al
605 pm ..fibdKosoTi"Ie, N 7.i? fIfii
S7 00 pnAr.....,......Ashovlhle......v 82') am
No' Pt2 ie 68 80314 trains between Ohuarle
ton and Gire. uvl' 'o vIa Atilantlo oast iin
Columbia, Nowbeorry and Laurone R. R. an
. Oh rleston mnd W ii Carolina~ R R.
- IM .~ CI8~ ana Pa n A.nt
SAL. *LIMITEO
TRAINS
DOUB3LE DAILY SERVICE
Botcon NGw York, TamDa, Atlanta, Now
Orleans and Points Soulh and Wst,
IN .FLI.( IG JUN F 3rd, l9sil.
HOU'I'll W A Ill).
D)ally D)ally
No 31 No 27
1.v New York. I', it. it. . A.p 1. .BaTr
iI Iphin 1,' it i 31i9pij 7 ..a..
11,"1i1 o.o e ', I' It It..... 6 on 9 8lan
Wfugissytoll. ' It It 7 (join 1061 um
I 1i m1n(jid, ti 4 I, H) ... 1) .10pu 3 Mpm
- I'3 osii, 3 0pin
1,v z--'iawa .. ir"
I.v fIlo <l.,a-fI4ol. " t ( i n
"Hotithisrn I i 6 5 1, in 4 42')-j'
I V lill.11111f, f4; (wa t 10iD2pi
No :11
I.v 0,0111.1 biso, ~8 11s.in 12 Ffam
Ar Wijium11,1, Z MIMI 6 2p 720am
SJowknonvillo ' Tjr 30m1u lam
No '103
A r Chiarlotter, t 31f Il ...........
urullwood 121t .......80 .m
A illl" I a4 . ' 4in m
%r Atlitnlot,? 4 1Opm ...5.
A111114111, I' Ar W C . 0 It por ......
L~v Nvw York. N Y P' Nf 90 pula.tFj7
Svial 'ti, .1 1?a, 10 Va 2n p om
I,-%- N(.Y . 0 1) -. P o wpu l .......
~~~~. ........& ~ i n
,No 40. No 41
I.v t'l1'4tiowi, 8 A i, ity 1) 21in 2 W3am
_ 1.'." 1 a' -n11 I 0 pium
No -1,
L. I M i iv J(-t k4 a., 1 21'pi
Alowero. 66 ra" 2 13 M
ItUli'lgh, I 06ll 3m 1 Spin
Hotthrnal 'lioFi 1) Itln 8 12pi
ilken lt ; "Min 7 Vpm
N4 4 beNo 2
Coillibi, 1) 1 8 -1itn 12 6.a n
Ar Witvim -j ilt, 2 .01)1111 6 0t ain
.J teksolivil lo fs I O ll ) tow0an
4,1, :4)Itm .... . p .
No ((lI -i T
IrW lan1111ta, l 4 . :p ....P. .
I, I44 -In Is i 9;j!tit 1) 1C 2 it1-1-1
wA tagE4t , 2 ' %. 10 &5 In
..Lv vlwoo (NY, ' I 42amit 1 0 am
'hl el h *p 0i" 8 3am
r Ncl oik. o 4 WOpm 6 Oum.
Ilil8il, U & V U. 4 ...... -11111
_-_':hkcon C o .' ...........72m -0am
1io,gom1lr%, A NV i '*-92, 1in I _0pyn
At.)v, & N4..... 4 o...... 3Own 414pm
No . OrleanH, 1, & Ny7 12amn 30am
W (1n .'an _ 206pm
No 1 B'U
6 iewils:, Je4" 2 aOj.u 12'pm
I,v Men pnis,NC& St 1,. 12 4 pi 8 4'pin
" togh Or " I 4 00N rn 7 5pm
"lourc, '& N .......... 12n20a 12ain
MsoAtgollilry & W 11.. Id ;C0AL.. I I 211am
Si -i _-c - _ --9i ll d ( I ............ 4 -0 in
tIgtidill, & IV u .....9 lol0 n ......
No 102 No 8
Atlikula, .4 A It 1..'.I 00pin 11 0.etm
ArAtlweim. ) "Opill 11 23pin
'14(.411'wood0( 4 4I1in 2 05am
.Ciscser. C6 'gpnb 4:0 ala
"- snvi'u-o ll e
iv 4 hano Ic6.'00 m 78i-60am
No 44 No 20
' I ud In IistI 1;6 40pyr
Jilt let, 10) Oipm 9 55am
No 141 PInes, 110ol 4jIn10 00sain
1 2" n 1 0m F iatrm
A r I I midorizon. 12 Wwj I 1pll
1-v (I i gewa j__. J - 12 te -11 jj
Iletrt-burN 1 o 4pm
1, tic Til 111b5 cani 6 415pin
Ar Wiwhington It....... 3 0 Wpi
Blfi la ro, 10;Fainn i 35pm
Plildel(i 12 30pni 2 a 6
ew Yor , " 04.1a
N~io . No 8
I v ItIcIway Jet S A L 11 ....3 :4 (0 t 1 4OPM,
1 Woldon' 43' a" 3opmn
Ar t.an t. " 7 0pm
"_Wi5ttit, N3 ~& iip II7- IJa
Macon' C o 1d8 ................(4m n
" hi ->h i'ka , 0 & S ... ......... t I05a rn
Nu .lan, N Y& N .. 7i'Oani 1a
N'w Yrk. 8'Hp 48am
Nob -L) aly Oxcp'Sunn 6 _____am
Nos. 38 an0p1n
bteN''ndeTsoW AlnD Wlla
No. 12 ~ tatlNo No.
Lv' 101p'' NC 41) A t Ln.... 4204pp
Nr 10 -2 a ia.P, l tn..30 4 1 p
.r ew Oat.'rye s r& N..... - v4.23pm
Ario 1 e,rn. en...............2L 20ap
~r141am Wet Unin.Lv llp
4r92'ni ...aihan8Lv 4Ipm
onmtgorn fly at &oec WI.. 1S0. II Nam
Flori,d & Ceta ...... Penainsua
o.1No.27N.a
- -A ln.',i YoAr .I ....... 12 0pm 90
A Pr A the.sna, . 2i (0 m 112p
t,v I- n wood "'' . 1.4 -6 4pm 20
IV ster.l 'gw . 1 -1pm o 'Ri
I.y e'alm,otte.10 4Oi 25:pn Tn
Ii 4,-ig . . .4 C0~ N.o 4m)i
" Columia i04ep)
in et., Timo01p
"v itaeigh,.....-'ll6a 2'ymn
l. l'et.Vr4burg, ''. 7p 4 a
Ar 43e Wa higto P . 7 Oh......... 41-am
" .htalliw or, . 10 (Plam
l.'~ heckonvile.7 !0p2920a
1~.' e Cit .0 31pe10I2 0an
'.' T' Ia)(esIoe 81 38p
RI i'&i' .Jnct4o-10pmp
I- ~11ta(ovhl1e45pmp
Ov'ala..........I'6a..'40pm
Orlllnio........82 ~ Ii850pp
't'(4hipa.........302550ap
Noo40 No.68
ArPrt,mouth,......"0E 700am5fp
, Wrahnon...N..&Ii ,.~~.~..... 700a
I V Cod.er ICe PU . .... 'a
"v NewaYr r.1I 8 ,8p 7 i 8am
Noteo C-t y excetpSnda
mond,aniamlet2and S iana o0nTrin
Nos. 81and .1 2 Sm.I1p
v CenrfalT.m.'....astrn Tfiam.
Ar.olubi.4 TJE, Recever.
Etreotlg.....iv 1807. aw
Lv etween Andersons. IFand Walalla
Ev As lmtUND 900 . WESTBOUND.
Nro.t12. r'iStans No. Im
A r I1C Ia .ll.......A er0on .......L 864 p
t rN10 22 ork...... ... d 1p 0eo..... ' .8 4 1m p
ANr . 81 an.....herry' Crsav ...ey 28lma sepm
ar be10 we7ea ... A or da a Oosn...... 4M29 p
A rob i5' am .......n earc......... Throu47p
day 9 2 anh... Wetee n J .......,v I pm
NoMsL. 2P.d(O ilhveP'ia M. Ar
Ji,ein a 't.NeeWON,w SuprintenidentO
'onnllet and ay cees winh 8baR R e cair
.'V i neer Inio 8 ainy Nos..n11e an'1
FTridsarrCenra de&r Pein sAr.
South of Colur bla. al 8.n0
y 4wY r ........ .00n.. .2.. . .I