The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 19, 1901, Image 4
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNI' II NT MAE A 4V iV
A8OCIA lION.
It Aplone to Georgia Aloo Andl<hai..
In onk 1h4 ki--hen) 1 h4 4 ickelm %I
be0 Placeed onk S1614.
[The .9tat0, MNarch 1~7.])
If tho Stuto rounion of t hei o f.
orato votori horo inl Aty, im not it
muccess it will It bo hIII falit I
thomo who iavo buon plac"d iI eI c ri
of th arrangemoritm for tlw 'ar
foatures of timeontertainment. NitoI-r
will it bo tho fiult of tho railroaIm.
Tho dosired ceiit i mit raf, Iiiih,
boon Hecured and dwn conmilles vn
trinportati,n fo--ls t hat. tho greno i
part of the work ham bim Iomm vvin
boforo it coiil iavo a init iig.
Cha11tirman Riichardson of 11h4 -soi i.
0118torn Paifisonger almsocif1 ion I iti
8u4d lm eircilar unir dti4 or At
lital, March 15, anionliiig "it r-ILT
of on cont por inihi in onch d1i1111r!
tion to Columbill, S C., amnd re4turn
from ill pointH inl tho State of Sotth
Carolina; al1o from Charlotto andi14 in1
termodiato poiItH in North Carolina,
ail from Savannah, MAlicon, AtIain
and intermediato pointi in G(omrgiii.
account, of ccasltioll tbovo spiveci.41.
ThM follIowinig roun11d trip ra0s Mn
thiH I)tHil Will govern fromn tho jium
tional poiitt 111111d:
'Prom. R.Itv.
C linto l ......... ............... ........... $1 30
G reenwood................................1 741
m,ia ren .................................... 1 .1
Newberry ......... ............... 8'
P'romperity........ ........................ 70
T1he tickot8 Will be IPtIit-t0d to
continuloum pavtagi) ill ouch directiot,
and arci to ho Hohlt onl Ayi), 8 id S)
from points withill tho Stitt oof (r m h,
Carolin, 1nd'Von ph1 8 from poiit.
ill North Carolitin and (leorgia, with
final linit of Ny 13, imeh1-ivi.
Tho ratto promiulgatted applios t.,
the Southern rihviy, .ho Pbmn t,%H
tom, tho A. C. I ,, 1hm Contratl oI
Georgiat, tho Cho IrIcto 11 W1141 s
clarolinall, and tho e211orgia ri I romad
Th Soaboard will 14o dotiht. i< t
ratom of tih isoeintion lir em.
The (cvoral committevm ari% g. t. ing
ill H1l1kpm for aictivo Vourk i -4 w%V64 k
Tho committo inl chaiirg of 11h4
tiocuring of homom forth I i 1 br
will ismuo its viretir to t ho (it e.r
tomorrow morning and h1p) 1o,ev,
its Siu) comm111ittOs inl 11i liit.-11 10th
inlg tho active canynss18 b y toor
afternoon.
.1)uanghters of the Conifeide'rne' , behl
an1 imlpOr'taIt, 11n44t ilig g'4 41 el i
11o1Ining. It was 111utistinIl1y wevl1 3t4
tonded0(, the lad444 is displa. inig 4 ib.
great inltorost 111 1,1h4 (co4nirig' ga4lher
ing. Theyo3 la ked o)ver' thir par31t ic
the OVIlntH of th we1 k am* i d144i*.e,. (I
plans1 for the en4tainnwn1144't. if' the
lsponso8r8, ete. It wasH al-o3 deitermin4
0(d to halvo the p)resou)lat ion31 .f' 114he
chapiltor m1011odl n memor3il day1. Th
crossos8 of hlonor w.~ill be4 present4 I .l I.
tiht veteratns of CampI41 linn1ipton1 'In
the 8same1 (lay at the4 8sam4e thlilo. T1he
chapter will meet algin11 on th' 28thI,
(Gon. Wade I hamptonl's binrthday.
811lE11* V$ 1)44(.
8(04n34 Facts A bout IiegN 443 anel 4h3e 4(444.
lng-A Comiparionm oif th4. A 3nou,44 o.f
Expen4)Id(d 4)n do4gN 44444 ilhe t.om- .f
Sheep1 Kaled4 and4( 1314.14(.
munhicationl f rom The4 Monit her, la 1) i
or, publis3hed in lt ichimond, Va , i.
I trust, be road by aill of' our peiople,
anrd especiailly b3y our i.peet
tivoq in thle Gene1rl A 841mbli, ii
order thait their eyesH 411ay he openI. .d
in a matter that desorvos4 their at1 teni.
tioni.
My venerated friond, Col1. J. WVakh
WVattsi, of Laurona CJounty, whie114 a1
member of tihe Ilonso( '11mo yil 4-ar agoi,
did everything inl his4 power to base'
Onnlotod a1 dog laiw,, whichtI, if don(e,
would have placedl a1 tax on dogH o (I
would have boon1 the means10 by) whui h
a great number of tile "y11allr dI g&"
would have boon disued~ with,..
else such a law would hav. s. ru 4.1
a means of revenuei( to4 th4 Stat.
The Colonel conine his3) 114 sr far4
against wortiless dog8 living 44t thei
expense of the country , an.d w. ben1 his
fondest hopes are r.nhzad~u in4 t i i re
speot, the grand old pat11rialrch sell
pass away in peace.
I hope our thinking peCop)lo iin
road the communication calrefulIly
and use their best efforts to th.- end1(
that the "dog nisanBIce" 114ny 1,
abated, and the ching indnee our
farmers to oommenon ahone~j husand.
ry, which ouild bm in most profitablh
pilrSiuit.
S,ll 4h1101)1111 lif,10 I hWEl It IIRnd
prluway . IEe ioll on I ll, 2nt j (et of
tax.i0n E)f d')g,4, 11111 of thE dozen
prvsmei owly wm4 vot.od ngiEinmt it.
T1104. W. I fol.oway.
IM lKrOIM NUISANCE.t
W ail (liar Iti Cont i ts 1111ard ie lh.
I I bwrn I 'htil l t r,..
i. . Ien t i il v )wv I I in ig o it
er l,v hw (Viy,sepe wat vh-d Ithiir
fl 1k b 1i1h Ths, gow,radlHilppo.
I? i(l 1170t, b o wiateh- d lto pri'volit
I it I Ix pi*ierli i l." . Of Oh.-pherd lit
Ili, rE14-,Et biky wl- arEi constrained to
n Itl i 1 o 1 r.) n 10h4Vir fl.wks frorn
i ll! ' I 1 11w d I I s l lE.m t f- ll
w h ibr Ell -r .i*. v untr in thbe
w- ui i l I E4 op lin kopt hat teln
n1) n, (b- 14dh 4 dog ow6. by. wkihd
h- naTh%%d 1 b) nasts H -Illn kill
IE1 r 4 at 4)mil tim 11 1 til tI u -ipply thl-ir
Pi Esnt wa-iIIII-.:II o4, nI i Ii cont rIry,
SIll Lill llktrl I M r M iO' tl 11h-m thl-y
In Il n. ill " w,e. ThIIty Sevim to
il for ,.pori, is w.E ut to sIttifify
t1i-r Eraving f,r umt.toii.
( ; o)i onl nr. (1, woll t rained dogs
11Arq tof con,idiraible sorvice to dr,jverm
It, 111 4 10 driVO Ct.t1 ; to H11011
hir lfl kepiag th-ir l o.k from
HI rnl ilir; .1wi to frarmwr for guird
ilw thwir. coril cribs ilgailnst thil-vitm.
TIhi i100ro11" inistancevig of thoir fi
dh-lity, IEtvotion, wi4l couringii linvo
wv 'tI ho wdmirnttiort o( Ef I,it,kii. .
P'Is havE glor.fi. d I hivi in versv,
W-1'E i'llE I livE folII.-ld thom11, fill(] chli
drvin halvo plnys-d with biand oftm!
nh11ed Ihmo). iE tI hl of hor haid, it
i4 lnown t EI r - 4 it I.I n1 iti-l o of
iiwri 1Ev, iningrE-l cojr- ill tht, coinn
Irt, -- vick"d, I t hh-l I4Hs w h l yI I1is, it
d'1111g al disr41 to their oEiHr,
it ra 4 11 *v4' I IEl' oil t 1e1 pubbli
bl,ghbwn. , mid it vinhimit y t.i shvvp rnis
41r.4 T1 :(i ii<p -Aion is Inot, whethwr
I, wh- ei s shIII bIt n111hir
fl1-- w w-mh4 favor Ihw ltter ex
' l 1E 1(ii1 Th4 -i'on ii hlow
I E. h11. g"od flild vnlinnblo, alld
.tf.l rid if I,h. vit-iows mt(d worthl sim
Thlwri- aE Ilre dogs kpt inl IltE Uii
ed Stilt eI. 111111t1 is lnleiessary or prpor
I iI 1 ik IhrIi h 4 It 4m4bit. nill (vou'14 of
' h ' iLln fill n in-'; but in Ohio.
i Ik, Er witi li Iv requwirinIII
It. ) t reinra thw imlu ber (if
timir 1 dNrict fi.r taxi oin.
hi , 1*a44 11 4t Ih i I .ot iiluiEi.
I I8 I II t ' fou1 I - - n I1li nto%1 1.,UO()
" E. l I I heyl wor.44 d'g 11n1 Ilnot.
n ' - .\ I E4.d Eliers4'4'ConlEv4ent ion1 111hat
IheI l. ~EI' II ISatEI orEl Ith 1dlEr4 Iland
i"' 'liE her I aEx hat, I 63, I',8IF) d4g4,
ori .11 44u4t 14 4to'Ery tv* wolvo of h4'r
( r a tat' 10) fuIl of 'itie and v14( il.
hws where fewetr dogs 4114 kept
AX Ido). eenuSEl wals OneIn taken (J
yugn4 ('4n ., NY, and0 ill El po(i n
hI " E oIllf 11,4.Ot, I :,000 douga were
filEllel-r one4)1 to unearly eve'ry four
A Wife Says:
" We have four children. With tihe first
three I suffered almost titbearable pains from
12 to 14 hours, and had to be placed under
the influence of chloroform. I used thre,
bottles of Mothler's Friend before our last
child camne, whicht
is a strong, fat and
healthy boy, doing '
mly hou4sewiork up -5
to wvinmn t'wo hIours
of birth, and stur
fered but a fewi hard (t.
pains. This lini
ment is the grand- i/
est remedy everK
miade."
Mlother's
Friend
will do for every woman what It did for the
Minnescta mothler who writes thle above let
ter. Not .4> use It during pregnanicy Is a
mnetake to b'e paid for 11n pain and suffering.
AMot her's F'riend~ equips tihe patient with a
strong body and clear intellect, which In
turn are imparted to the child. It relaxes
'he mutsc:es and allows them to expand. It
eclieves imorning sickness and nervousness.
it putls all the oigans concerned In perfect
condition for the finial hlour,so that the actual
labor is short and practically painless. Dan.
ger of rising or hard breasts Ia altogethe.
avoided, and recovery is merely a matter of
a few d.:.ys.
M.h s'tt ?Mottur** t'rlendl for $t a b>ottle.
The I1V.;clI I .gu1 .tor to , A tlant Ga.
In the report of the Department
of agriculture for 1871, Mr. 0. W.
Kirinny, of Missouri, stated that two
dogt were kept by every family in
that State, and that the whole num.
bor was not loss than 460,000.
Ljeaviig out the Cayuga County
(41111u anid M1r. Kiiney's Pstimate,
1le assesmorn' returns in Ohio and
RHhode Island show there is one dog
kept for twelve and one half inhabi.
Iant. It certainly will be ntfo to say
there is one dog in the United States
to ivery tort of the human popula
tion, or 7,030,479 (loge.
V hat it costs to keep a dog a year
is not hard to ascertain. The lowest
pricn ever paid by sportsmen in the
towns for boarding their dogs is fifty
cenits a wook. Allowing that there
is a good profit to the konnel-keep.
or, we will call the actual cost of
f.ed twent.,- five cents a weel (or
about, e cent for each meal), the
iaerage cost of ferling a dog for one
yar will amount to $13. Mr 0. W.
Kinney, of Missouri, says: "The
amnr1111it of fo(A re quired to support
it fair w-zod dog, inl good thriving
condition, will raise a hog, which at
twelve mit hs old will be worth $12."
Thiat was in Missouri. The writer
sold a pig last fall, whieh was only
svon montlha old, for $13 68. Thir
teen dollars would be a fair eatimate,
it, if we call the average coat of
feediig dogn only $10 a year, the
ost of feeding all the dogs i) the
United States will be $76,304.790 -
a triieendous yearly taxation, self.
imposed, and mainly paid by people
who have hard work to support their
families, and do not need dogs for
1) p , or to guard their small poses
The number of sheep killed by
d)gt, and tho value of the slaogh
terml sheep, is known iii one or two
State. In 0 io, according to the
re ur of the assesors, the number
of sheep killed by dogs during ten
oNr waN 357,154, and their value,
Wiicl wias paid by the Statf, was
$1,029.698 The number i.jured
(tiot kiiled), was 233,755, valued at
$310,509. The tot.il average loss
por year wan $137,019. In lowa, in
1866, the a-sesors returned a loss of
$82,016 fromi shsep killed by dogs,
the total number of Ohvep in the
Stato that year being 1,598,226
The amo rati-) would make t he loss
fr i the 40,000,000 kept in the Uni
S$d 8 itos that yonr to be $2,080 000
na conting t-he danago from
ninimiig. The value of maimed, ac
cor ding to tho ratio in Ohio, would be
$113,333, ma king a sum total of (lamn.
age to u'hoop killed and wounded b)y
dogs in the United States, in the
y ear 18660, $2,773,383 The Depart
m.-t of Agriculture in 1868 reported
the loss fromu sheep killed by dogs in
the United States that year at $2,000,
1(00, anid from maiming at $1,000),.
Trhe wvriter has been unable to ob
taini anry later statist ics of the nurm
her of (loge in the United States, and
eutot say wvith certainty that they
haivo intcreatsed in lie same ratio as
the human inhabitants, but1 as there
has been in existence a Nationeal Dog
B3 oednr.,' Association, there is no
hiope that t bh number has diminished.
The report for the Depamrtmrent a f
Agriculture fur the year 1888 says:
"I'he plague of sheep killing (logs is
unabated, arnd the preeminence of
the animals as a cause of loss to
sheep owners is even less diputable
than usual. Their ravages aru most
general in the South, bitt soma' coun
ties irn the Northern States report ex
coo ling he,avy losses."
In miakiog up the accou .. againast
the dogs in the Utnited States we
charg -them ias folloiw.:
To a mnual boa,rd hill . . . . $70 30)t,790)
To va ine of sheep kitlled
per anl stuml.... ... .....2.000.0001
T , value of sheep maimed I ,000,000)
Trotal cost of dog-.. $79,304,79J0
This hill tak"s no ace unt of ti I
cott of hydrophobia, of wthich doigs
ar' the sold p)roducers arid propaga
tor4, and for which terrible di-ease
no 'mount of money cart ever corn
pens its the unfortunateVOt vitim of
the v'nem-mti bite. J. W INouIAM.
Bne the 14IhKid YoUltavj00 ABo0gM
Bignitur
of
His Maiden Name.
TIheo teacher of a Sabbath Sebool
el iss aplpro.tchied one little fellow
who wats present for the first time,
aid inquired his nameo, for the pur
po of p)lacing it on the roll.
"Well," said the young. or,
"they call me Jimmie for short;
but my mnuilden name is junws."
The Death of larrison.
One of thn noblest o! American
poemu- is tha. of Nittbaniel P. Willis
on thi death of Presidont William
Henry Harrison. The death of his
graotidon, ex-President Bir-jamin
Harrison gives renewed interest to
this silendid tribute which is her.
with rf-prodnced;
Wbatl soared the old eagle to die at the
sul.?
Lies he stiff with spread wings at the
goal he bad won!
Are there spirits more blest than the
"Planet of Even."
Who munt to their zenith, then melt
into Heaven -
No waning of fire, no quenehing of ray,
But risinir, still rising when possing
awa?
Farewell gallant ogle- thour't buried in
light!
God-speed into Hea-en, lost star of our
night!
D.-nth! De3th in the white house! Al
newer herore,
Trod his -keleton foot on the presidenl's
f0 .o1l
He li looked for in hovel, and dreaded
in hall
The kingr in his closet keeps halclim -nt
and vall
The., outh in his birthplace, the old man
at home,
Make clean from tbe door-stone the pat b
to the 'omb;
Put,t he lord of this mailonj was cradlb d
not here,
In a churchyard far off stand his bvck
oni'-g bier!
Hie is her., as the wave-crest h-aves
lashing on high
A- the- arr1w is stopped by its priz - in
the sky
The arr.-w to earth, and the foam 'o 1 be
shore,
Death fliuds them when swiftness a. d
sparkle are o'ei:
Bit I1arrison's death fills the clIn4x lef
story,
He went with his old stride from glo y
to gIor3l1
L&y h:s sword on his breat!
'Theru'ti ill- spot on its blade
Iln whose canke-ring breat,h his brigt t
laurels -ill fade I
V'was 'he tirsti to lead on at, humanit) IL,
eal ,
It was stay'd with sweet mercy when
glors was all!
A-A ealmi 'n i he council as ual'ait in weir
lI fouvtt for his count,r) and not its
"hut rul!"
In the pa- of the hero with pity he
troli,
L--t him pa.s with hts tword o the pr.s
ent. cef G -4!
Wha' more ?Steall weon with his a-htt?
Y.t, a a) !
ie hath uled the wide realm of a ki g
In his 1a 1
A'. his word, lie a moi,arch's we,t
treasure aid land,
Tno brighl go'd c,f thou-ands has pas
sed th ro' his hand;
Is there no hing to show of his glitter
ilig 1 .tro?
N.. jewe'l tee deck the rude hIlt of lisa
sword;
No tr'aie)ng-, rno horses? What hadc he,
but neow?
On! on with his ashes Eie left, but, his
piougih!
B -av.e o:d Cincinnatu,! Unwined ye his
shoe ti
L -t h m steep as he liyed--with his
purse at eels rest!
Fodllw now, ase ye list! The fl:st,
monifer today.
is -he ne'ion-whose father is tak-n
a va I
W is, --hild rin and neigh bor, may mo.n
act his knell,
Hie w 'a " 'over ea'id friend" t) his cou 'a
try, a- we-li!
For the stars un our banner, grown sud
dienly dim,
Let uts weep, in "ur darkt.ess-but wee-p
n- t for him!
Nat fier him -who. departing, leaves
miionse in teare'i!
N t 'or h im- who died full of honor and
Nut for he:m--w ho ascended Fame's lad -
de'r so hhrhti
Fr"m the rou edl at the top he steppPd
to the sky
NATHANIICL P WILLIS
SORES AND
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers never becomne chronie
unleas the blood is in poor condition -is
sluggish, weak aned unable to throw off
the poisons that accuemulate in it. The
systemr senust be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
to life would follow should it heal be-fore
the biood has been made pure and healthy
and all impurities elitninated from the sys
teutn. S.S.S. begins the cure by first clea-s
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the genceral health and removing fromt
al' 'k'$snA GONSTANT DRAMli
eiletemnatter' UPFON TIlE 8Y*TL'M5
When this has been accomp ished the dis
charge gradually ceases and the sore or
ulcer heals. It is the tendetncy of these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse
and eventually to destroy the bones. I#cai
applications, while soothing and to'son"'
extentalleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
of the trouble. 8.8.8. does, and no miatter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
down, It will bring~ relief when nuothing
else can. It supplhes the rich, pure b,loo,
necessary to heal the sore antd nourish
the debilitated, di eased body.
Mr. ,3. Ii. Taihert, I.ock Box a45.Winona. Miss.,
says: ' Hixyears aoney leg frotn the kn, e to
tea ft was oa st e.triveral phygsicians
but found no relief. I waslnd etto try .
afd t neal,a eompretecure. I have beene a peri
etable blood purifier
sssknown -.contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion atid
add to. rather than relieve your suffer.
ings, i your Aesh doe. not heal readily
woiet eeratched bruise or cut. -'our blood
is ap to becortne.chronr,
Send for our free book and write our
phsicians about your case. We make no
frte ervice.
5WlPf p6cIiO @0,. ATLAteTA, 4A.
IA,
ND FEVER.
ption Is Grove's
'hill Tonic.
Printed on Every Bottle
le May Know Just
Are Taking,
idvertise their formul
ild not buy their medi
it contained. Grove'
inine put up in correc
i Tasteless form. Th
iile the Quinine driv<
: system. Any reliabl
i that Grove's is th
)ther so-called "Tast
nitations. An analy,
shows that Grove's
every respect.- You ar
n you take Grove's-it
:nCe having long beei
the only Chill Cure sold
malarial sections of the
e, No Pay. Price, 5oc.
Charleston and Weston Carolina Rwy Co.
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line.
detedule in Effeet .Jan. 13th. 1901.
Leave Augusta................. 9 40 am 8 35 p
Arrive Green wood.. ........12 Ih p m ....... ..,...
Anderson ............. ........... 8 oU p .1
Laurens............. 10 pm o 8 a
Waterloo t EH 8.)...12 p l m .....,.........
Greenville. ........... 0p p m 1130 a
Glenn Springs. 4 00 p m .............
Bpaa tanbur......... 8 10p m 00 a
ba uda .......... m .............
kiendermonville.....8 08 p m .............
asneville............ 7 15pm .............
Leave Ar- Ville...........8 00 a in
8 artanburg .........11 46 a m i 65 pz
GM OS.n Spri gs ......10 00 a m .............
Greenvitlo ............12 01 p m 8 25 p u
Laurens........... ..... . 8 p m 70 pa
Arrive Waterloo H 13.)... 2%6 p m ..............
Greenwood............ 2 85bp m 9 0 Pa.
Leave Anderson ....................... . .. 7 25 p
Augus a.................6 10 p m 8 45 p*
U ive6 Augusta..... ................2 0 p
Alendale.. .......... 4 61 pa
Fairfax................. 60 Pn,
Ye.a asee .......... 9 00 am 6 10 IOp
Beaufort......... ...... 10 15 at 7 10 pm
Port Hoyal ............ 0 80 am 7 2 pn.
Ar 8avaunalt.......... ............... 71 pw
bavaunuh................... .... ..U 10 a
Port Hoya!........... 100 pm 7 It am
Beautort ............ 16 pm 7 20 an.
' emadso ........... 80 pm 8 30 aa
Fairfax................................. 9 35 IIL
Allendale ................. 9 47 an
Arrive Augusta................................ 11 6 an
Close connection at, Greenwood fornis
pointe on 8. A. L. and C. and Ci. Railway, andi
at r4partanbn rg with Soutneru Railway.
For any in formation relative .t tokot.
rates, schedules, address
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pa8. Agt.
A ugusta. 4a
E. M4. NORTH. 8ol. Agt..
T. U EMER8ON, Traffie Manager.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD
H. 0. BBAb TIZ, Receiver.
Effective 1897.
netween Anderson and W alhalla.
BTBOUNID WESTBOUNb>
Mised. Mixed,
No.12. Stations. No.
Ar 11 00 am.....Anderson.....Lv 8 85pm
Ar 10 40 am.......Denver........Lv 36 58in,
ArlO08l am.......Autun.....Lv 4O05pn
'Ar 10 22 a m....Pen dleton...Lv 4 14 pt
Ar 10 18 am..herry's Urossing..Lv4 28 p'n
ArIO07 am..Adams' Orussin..Lv 4 29 pins.
trl949 am .....eneca..... Lv 447pn
&rP925 am.....West Union .... v1I pra
Ar 92tam............Walhalla ......67I7 pn
A. M.Lv. P. M. Ai
J. R. ANDERSON, Superinttndetnt
Connectir n at Seneca with 8o R R N 11
At Aneerson with8Be Railway Nos , 11 and
In Efteet Novr. 5th 1900.
(Eastern tItandardi Tame.
Southbound. Northboun
STAT'. "B.
a M. A.M. P.Mg. P M
7 45s Lv Atlanta (a A I.) Ar. 8 -0
10 .la A thens 6 21
11 16a Elbertoin 4 14
12 21p Abbevi' e 8 15
.2 4t6p (Greenwoo i 2 48
I 85p Ar Clinton Lv 2 00
-(cAwo)
10 00a Lv Glenn 'springs Ar 4 0j
1i 45a eapa- anburM 8 10
12itIp UrsenU' e 8 0
(H.. rrxs 8Srnga)
12 59sp w ierloo 2 08
I IV 1r Lau-ens(fIIn'r) Lv ' 38
22 63 62 21
A.M. A.V. 1'g t, ,
730 18LvLaurens Ar 186 580
7 44 141 s" Parkq Ar 1 27 62)
9 00 16 55 .Olinton.. 1 18 ( 00
925 2% ~ Gdvilie 102 35'
910 212 .Kinard.. l2'2 13F
960 217 .(Jary... 12181 815
1000 222 ..Jalapa.. 1348 80i
1080 987 hewberry 1280 217
I1120 36 Progpiit 17 al10
11 4 ....46IgIis., is 07J91'
19I 25 Q8 Lc Mountain l18 0J4I1262
' 00 80 ...Clbapin... 11 40 1149
115o 8 25 Hitton il14811 11
180 8 19 W hite [Rook 11 40 10658
I 00~ 8 8 Ballentine i)85 10 40
2 45 48 ....Irmo.... 11 97 11118
810 81 49Lapart.. 11 20 9 40
826 406 ArCOlumbIaLv11 s 9 ).
4 in LVO -Un' bla (Ao~I )Ar 11 0
?5. Pan ter 9 r
pa A rCh lpeon Lv 7 0
~Fo lia.. a 'VJ-o Tables, or fiast hl~tfom,
tioun Oi. L n ay Agent, or wrIte t'.
W (1 CHiLD., T Mi VMERA1ON,
Pr.-sid' nt. T atfl' .31 inea rw.
.1. F. LIVING' TON, H. M4. 1- M ER409
So.Agt. beni't rt. 55 ass gi,
Somba8. 0. Wfl Iungton, N.
CASTroRIA
Por fants and Childlren.
lb,Ktind Yms Hlave Always Bsught
.inaur of
FOR MALM
CHILLS I
The Best Prescri
Tasteless (
The Formula Is Plainly
So That the Peop]
What They
Imitators do not
knowing that you wot
ine if you knew what
.ontains Iron and Qu
)roportions and is in
ron acts as a tonic wl
he malaria out of the
-ruggist will tell yo
iginal and that all (
ess" chill tonics ire ix
>f oder chill tonics
ouperior to al oth1s in
(lot experimenting whc
superiority and excelh
established. Grove's is
throughout the entire
United States. No Cur
SOUTEERN RAILWAY.
Co"t161ed '01tthsto In Ef1'eot
Jin. 17th, 19A1.
bTATION3. No. 5.No. 1.
Lv. Charleston .......... 11 c p in 7 00 a in
Suiniorvi lo. ...... 12 00 n't 7 41 it in
Branchv - ........ 2 W a in 8 5 a in
Oratgobtr C ........ 2 45 a in 9 2 a I
" Kingvi. 4 25 a m 10 5 a In
8avanaht..........2i.0 a~iniIbo a in
barnwel............ 4 1 a In 4 I8 a in
" Bnekvile...........4 23 a in 4 28 a in
" in ........... 75 i n T1 06 a
Prt ' ority .......... 8 14 a in 12 10 Wit
" Newhaort ..... 8810 a in1 12 25 P in
" nroonwo d.......... 0 a in 1 66 p M
Ar..Hodgos............1016aM 215 pin
Lv. Aixivillo....... . 0. ia 1 1i
Ar. Belton..............115 a in
Ev. Anderson..... 28 a In
Ar. Greenvillo......... p in
Ar. Atlanta.(Oen.Timxel 85 6 ni
Lv. Greenvillo ..........65 Ito p inj 10 165
Dedniiont0........... 60am 100 a nm
111tilhanston .........86 24A p i .105 6A in
Ar. An1eraom 12 40 an'n
Lv. fleltoa m1146 p pan
Ar.Doualda.......a.....71 p 40m
Lv.Hods.......1.. 15a, p in 5
Nowbny....._.. 110 p m 1 00 p mn
Colunibla 11 10 p in p8 110 m i
Baarwe.1 .~~12am 82aip
Lv.Ktgvllo...... o 82. a no.~
Ov reenville.........8 0 p6 a 10 1 p in
" Predmonvl...........4 6 a p 16 4p am
" Wiiamston........6 27 api 7 .1 p am
Ar.OhAdeson ...... 71 14
66. H to ............. 0 4 y m 11 5s
2Ar.a on a.......... 7ug 15 p 11 40 a
Ar..Abe....... ... ii o a 12%.
L111. . odge..l..... 812 m am
4r Grewd....... 7 55 p m 12 2 67.
" Ninety-40aix.......i.. 8 88 p 129 8pm
"5. Nowherry"......... .. 9 0 20p m
" olba ..... ....a. 11 0 2p 7 40 n
10 1mne2kvIio... ..io. 12 a~~m b 7 lOp
10 Ban. .........Joov 8~. 12 812 a SO
S.i gi ll2 .... .... .e 1~ 2 p ~ 42"~
" 6. O aeb rnurg...... v 1 ta m 8 Ip
"&a Branohvillr. ....... 4l2a 6 p
")4p Srilsvle... v B7 a 7 1
Ar. phroso...... 7 a. a m night.
DHARLST ATN' GN LJ3
Puim pa. a loeOhars onAr ains ~fda
120n 7s tr1n a "Mervlle " 7a81o5 o? e.
Trin eav 2 paranburg " A. 8 & 45ivain
4nortabo..... ":0 . .n118 .. 6...... in12,
4 Vet8ul a .m....) ..Bndvile.. p. .; su.. 5
8ndl2a 110a. in.. 8:1 mbi p .. 11: 04 a. 80. (Vi
9 l8e 1ie) 2 a nd " t . an .." 12
1 rin l5 a ve Goe"v.... . UnoA... an 02 45i7I10op
1o0th5on2 2: :0 a. n..Jonost p. i.. an 1 :22 . 6a8.
d.:0 a.2 8i" ...Pacop.e t.. 12 14a tVe42 p
u imited), and 1115par an.gL 14 5
i a 16 and he-ParnanA 11epn ar00
"" p.no at behA"it at 9:0m . N"n.
UEtPullman awooinar om Traingn
onr teen ainevana ma ele enrote
Taina betwe .artnleanbdg A Onoivniin
nothond 70 a.GA m., 8:8 . . , :1D p. .,
nd V2:0P. m. 8:1ia . mg ., 11:8. a. m. n,(V t
TAsleae G roonva Ail, A.v and g. so
Aotbont.2a. ., 2:14l. . an S:2 . m.
Viests whitdad y:ou . m. o
bule L iIl1 edi,g 1s th o ans. 2p . ti
ringe 1 hand--ulsman dlgeepig.r
betls wIm CharlestadCoubireaygorv
aEleantoPllma.no oDrn-Rm Bleepi~ng
ca n a nD.O.hWashin ,,ecy
Atlana,GrOarelycoi,8 0
I.~&
Kodel
! VESIOULED
Al LmIYED
TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Bctw5mi NcW Yori, Tampa, Allut1a,.Now
Oicals ald Polns Ful od cSt.
IN EFI. - ..Mhi I. i. W9 a.
1:01UT11 A AM11).
IWily Dally
No3 No 7
Lv New York, P I1. ft... 12hinmn 1 lbau
SPhi &d IyhlaI It 3... , 19pm 3 .V'am
" tina t, ' it .......... 5 4 pn c 2: in
"Watinlgton,l' P It It...... b 3, If h s itm
-Itichinloild b a L 14)... 1 14.pn1, 1. 21PnU
Pet-rsu rg, ', II i I a ptln
LV .Nor,na " 2 '>ian 3111p1n
iIei1. sori. 2 . i6 n
[Italeigh 3 41 ti 60 om
Southern Put1R " 6 1 m1 If 7 m
v flailet. -. Hipli
I,y ('0 1u 611n, $ .'tll 1 p i
kr Sa anth, 2 1m 2oul
' J ekaunvillo " 6 301it 6 V..in
"Tamipa '' a~~
,No 3 No 41
f,v New York- N Y 11 Nt 7 6 im 8 650min
, 1111it(III)I11% 02 It0pn , 2O0a1n
v N e%i Yot It 0 1) 4 - .. .....'
mrv It sre - .......... U..01
N It N pin
VW.1rmouIi. A .... h) U n I II m
' Ph i i a I Mast . 4d 3 . i,n
Nowtjimt 4. 12 Itil 2 Jovin
f lnflulmllOl .4 2 i 2 .. an
(a Ieigh. ' ......... 4 .7 . n
o. .ir a 111114ja 1 5 . .i . 6 44 1pm
fl tiet A; 45,aii 8 Alti
V -,iriS n 19 ttis
.4 ii'i . ',16 iv, .0 411% Il
No21n "i
ute Wood 2 it 1 3
adLhenbl :c 19 it, 4 08amrx
r -Ndunti. 1 is a. in
Mute., Co (A 120am 2I a0m
bt I. 'A.r ~ N 1 put Ii I O [I
111 .2:1 -41.7 oll
W4 4v0ngt1n .. ... ... .. .. 4 i...
h t ' " le . I N . . -. . I 0 . 0 . . . . .
M h tgor,iy & 6 ta I 2mA
m c: rwo o 2... . I) 3 0 i
-L h tnis C & . . .. ......
A ls' is t 12) ipin 801)
r A iAg li!l *i. &2.
1a 1 ortle a Oil in
M t- om'r ,. P. m 1 0am
New4 gits i'i & 'N I.70am Ut' I0pm i
Wohlost r0-0aill 3 10 An
Naors,ut h, 7 0 n . 0- I5np
J t44 i W, 'N V W.I a NMR8
' 1M a 1 i .r & . ........... ...... I ... . ...
2 1o tgog'ry & 1.. -_n --a n
SN . & Wo C 8...... X (a - .....n
Atlan-a~~~~ ,4 $iALty .. 20p 0p
r AiheI-. 4 .11pm 81 2f'sil
.1l-"t wioor '' 4 111 20 tin
C3atner. " (1 :9 e 25.m
ivs h6 a'iIe - ) -- On n
\4 1 Imm.tot * 39 u
11ia set ,1- 9 I
8I uilmrn Pines,'" .0 . , 09 # n
In Ig'i ' 0'n 1 0 E0 im
*0a . ''h2 7228 m 1 On.
.i-, , r8 L ly I litn i pn
* W l oi. , 1 I0,tm 3 10 in
SPortamth, " 70 anL-_ 43pm
NI' lIngino, N & W ..1 -.......~...Mi~
11 - 11 a , l i . P 4 ......I i ~ i~
ew Yk) 1> .' t pm
DiI'' hh,NwY M &N f. Y Ii n lih
-10oR 3 t00.41
1 mtit Tme j N-ise l Tine
Jacksonv.l,le "' I102a'"i 7 Inlpm
SPavarr-~ nh1, e' , 'U , i ,Op
'(umbi111 4, " 627pm ' 4 .imi
lla 1 eteit * It4-0i>ia 9 0atm
ren4t "erni Pine's . ii 5) i 0 55 i44m
44 ii. d. rs''n "' 1 li a I ~'7pmf
- No1rI,' a4 " 51 Ita 2 Ir itrn
P Iet r-sbu3rg, .' 4 ~~~ * 44-@-3
R1ei en,I- "' MGa N 6pm
Ni ' an'h ington I' lii..... isnm 9 -Opm
B1 i lli,. re .' ISP'aaun I112 pin
l'hiarth>hi, " i um 2 "6am
ew I4Ii ork~i, '' 3' P -0 a
Dinin"g c '-'M b"twee~n N wi York nli nich
inTl, aiu lijitlet an<l( S tIannah onf TratL-is
NoR 3 attId 41.
I Ceratral Time' ? '-isten Timeo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE !
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and C'olumbia,
Upper South Carolin and north
Carolina.
-PANsENGER I'EPM'rfENT
WILMf!NGTON N. (C .73 n th, .99.1
CONDENSEti "(CHE5(''LE.
'OOWEST: In Efeel Jan 8 '.oiN JEAsT
6 25 am Lv..Charleton,8.C...Al 830 pm
8 0 anm L v........Lasse .......AAr 8 4 pm
9 23 am Lv........."mt er.A....r 35 pm
0 55 atm r......olu m bi......v 4 6 em
2 17 pm A r......roj. rsty..... ..v 2 .40 pn
2 30 pm Ar.....ew bo rry.......v ..8a pm
_ 138 pm A r.......... C i .........v 5 53 pm
I 35 pm Ar.......aurns........v 1 6 pm
3 Ia pm Ar......Greoeville...L v I2a pm
7 Put N r e tini r.i ohmv........ r i m
9 a " i..... 4444 3ar4Jr.... 01.- am
9 :0 pin Ar..Charlot te ' C ... 1, lO1 am
6 1 Spm A r..IIenderaoiviule,N C..Lv Sin am
7 '6 pmn Ar.....shville........L 8 am
No. 52 amt SS Solid trpins but,wen Charles.
tenl and (Are i"ville, .S C.
II Nf E?.IERS , xe . Passen, et Aent,
- . R. KEN '4Y. T. M1. EM hI,U(Js .
Geinl.Manak Trnamt- Mana.ter
Florida Central & Peninsular
'rlns r-un by r0th Meoridia' ,or Cenitrt Time
South 'if Comlunai it T a ''ble in
Eftftet .June :1(d.
80U'l n 80 U N .
N o. 31 No. 27.
5 v Ne w Y ork ....... 00 ii 12 I-s'n
l A 1'la1 1 lblA ... 29p1n .9 3't ru
I.v1 15 (1 . ' ret....... S 0414- 6 ..in~
Lv NN shl lon .7.. 71141n i. 5 a-.j
-v 1 o 44........ 10-'.m 23 l,
v 1U igh ...... ... - 7 pt,
iri..n oa I 16n5 ..4,
1- a'.t..rui T at.'.
vx 4'..mb 13 . 11 ,a .g 4 ,
'Ce, trn Tin' iii
LxDe [.iiarkih...........1250p 2 27pta
r" al,irf x 12 unaik -4 i0prr.
1.1 navnlin4 h.... 3."7prm , 8141,
I linu i.wick 7U p'it - 4i.s
Ar Jacxksooyih- -. 7 ')plt 9 niam
I.' Jac(ksoii vili t. . 7 4 451 9 .1jga j,
A I,nkCi lity..,... ' P" i h
4:i t.Ii Oak.....I. . Idips ty t..pu
As Ta lahassee ..... g ag
i RIver Junct,lun.... 5.
A e rN..'.,','2',0.am
Ar(Gainesville ,..... 12 0 pta
i r edarKeyt .,...... 6 -pmn
A t Oeala .... .. .. ISua I 4tpx,
A Oano.......8 2-' Sm Opmi
rTam lpa....... .....( .9(5jtIb N :40pg
N e. 44 rio 6
Lv Taipn...........-00pa. SOOa
Lv 8ra d ..... . 6 Supl1 iS 2 ian,
Lv OC-der Key.---- - 7 I-am
LvGasevle---... 2. m
Lv Tallahasee--.-- 4m
Lv Live Oak..------- 442
Lv Lak e Cit,y ...- . 25p m
Lv Jacks'-"yule.8.. 2O0nn, 7 1I5fl)
Lv Brunswick........ 6 0ar 80
Ar savannah ....... 12 pmn 111
Lv Havanhnah...3...2 65pm5 iS?
v Fairfax--.-.... ... 3 0pm 96Iaro
Lv Dlenpnrk *..... .. 30ple 242,.m
Al' C lumia-..-.... 419mpm~ 4-6am
Lv o'nn bin....... .. 5 .n, a 1
Lv R .14 Igh.----.-- .i 4Opm 16 ar
Lv Wrish1ington'.9.,'.. . g niaah
A rf I t n or'.....so0 Npl
Ar Nhl pI..,.....j .0374a
AW Ne Norl ...... ....... 4 r pm l. amn
NOR. 8' and 4t will have Pu~ Ira ICP
cara between 90 York and Ta atepl
day oahes nrw.a ctoiuTi gh
New Vfork suil n
Nosi. 27 a" ilSave illman O utet
SOnillo,.and Day coach -a aar bandge nokr
betwwon Wicohl glf)2 and Jaeksnill,.ar
Trains arrive and depart in B. A. L,
Weol further in)formaltion a plr So
8 D. BOYa TO.~ 't P. A.
1ui bla~5. .
L. A. 8HIJPhiA N A (4. P. A
J4 cksonville, Sri1
A. 0. MAODON9LL. (. P. A
44saile M