The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 18, 1901, Image 4
The Power of Love.
'A
The best ,: -
try\ to bet at thattu :::
their children to become.
lother W ;:title ik ;lldi char
for other;' w'.tnese are ., bro i
as the chf her inl uen\e:wh
m tr y to fatiIs no human bein1
who needs it ; w\hose in tere-t il,
others springs frc,nr genutine love 10
humanity ; it is such a mother ;is
this whose Children grow in all no
ble virtues and gentle manners. Ily
her very goodness she inculcates
love in theit hearts : love, fir,t of
all for her, then love for 11. thr e hu
manity that she tinods It utich g"+td
in.
Never has oneerson forot ten
his pure right educating mouther.
She plants germs whIo se f ruit is for
eternity.
llave long talks with youtr little
ones; keep t hem close t ' vou by sho~ w
ing warm interest in their leas
uires and their little disappoint
ment s. Let thIem see he v dear
they are to you andh tell t he m vou
hope to live to see them goodme
and womien.*
WNhen an ou thurst of tmper i
imminent, when evil passions show
in the dear little faces, keep your
pat ience. In steadl of scolding, go
to them, take the scowl ing face in
yotur handls and look into the ani
gry eyes while you say, "'Now just
wait, my darlintg, for a few miiin
utes, then tell muot her abotut it.
You will find the efTeet almost
magic-il ; and a few gentle remarks
a dIndI sonme words of good ad vice
will be listened to and remembered.
Let them imnderstandl that it is
becatuse you love thIem so dearly
- that you feel grieved when they are
naughty. It will hav'e its effect,
for, as mother, you are the dearest
person in yotur child's life, and deep
in the little heart is the desire te
please you.
I think that reviewving in yomt
own mind the influences that havc
had the best etTect in forming your
own character will he a help te
you, and guide you wvonderfully in
your efforts to train your childrenu
in the 'way they shotuld go. You
wvill remember whait puntishments
left bitterness in your heart, andl so
avoid them ; and, a bove tall, be care.
ful to have tall punishment well de
served, for let a child be tunjustly
punished and the injustice will
niever be quite forgotten.
If a wrong is committed for the
first time youa can btut expint to
them that it is wrong, and that, if
* repeat.ed, you will punish ; and if
t .hey then do the thing p)rohibited
keep yottr word and ptunish exactly
as you said you would. There can
be no bitterness in their hearts then,
for if they disobey you, their pun
ishment is jtust.
But govern your children as much.
- as possible by lnoe
The hom c is the splhee in whi; c
ont atfacftio\ns should be cult ivated,
atl it houl1 be the '-st school in
which to learn end anic', charity
aid 1.,ttieit'e.
el t1i1 I the '11 tn (' t
t'.:r o: (' ! i:t :1 them , re me:nberin t h.it
.:.: ~ ' S 111 \"r il ('trtrl. I(
ditions.---Traine Mohehod.1
The Kase a nd:" ' H .ist ! K i e. il
t r."1('III ri 1 11I
ISomt. ae vryu e\ tti re publish
Ihtic trc \ cr" ' II teI)!( *'( tl I ic'1 i111t
Emeor t lt i a IItre :r(11111tI their
kin of(Pr whoa ever vi--o lthr
m.tyL~ be ini their chrcter:. andt cOin
The Kaiser and His Kitchen.
Olle cmionls (letail's art! Illlils:l
e( l aboult the 1,l fte rm
t pc'ror. r iim:n II the tierat
inily have three meialsi a dav. The
Emperor prefe.rs substantial dishes.
For his breakfast he has cofiee, tea,
eggs, beefsteaks and veal or mutton
cutlets: for lunch he has soup,
di!Tecrenit kinds of meat, with vega
tales and r(oasts and( sweets. The
Emiperor and( Empress like to have
guiests almost regularly- for lunch.
Dinner takes place at five or six
o'clock, or on spec 'ally formal occa
sions at seven. This is the most
lu xuIrious anid elaborate mieal of the
dlay, and is servedl on goldi and
silver plates. Finally the Eitnperor
has a p)late of cold meat shiortly be
fore retiring to r'est .--Ex.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You IHai Always Bought
Ba the
Pointed Paragraphs.
There is p)lenlty of space to let in
the immense rooim for imprve
mnent.
Love mayl) not4 be blhnd at the
start, but it is never able to see its
fin ishi.
Fe w men hiave enough sel f-conifin
deuce to enable t hem to ignore their
own mistakes.
Whien t wo women are bitter ene
mits thecre is aliways some man at
the bottom of it.
Lots of worry anud trouble is
brought on by advice that is slip
p)osed to p)revent it.
Sonmet imes it is a ma n's dIin ner
that disagrees with him and some
times it's his wvife.
Lots of people are about half-way
between what you think they are
and what they pretend to be.
The clam has a larger mouth in
proportion to his sizec thani a man,
yet the clam never talks about his
neighbors.
L,ot of people who imagine they
are entertaining angels in disguise
are sadIder but wiser when it in time
to unmask.--Chicago Ne ws.
-...-...-......
S etng the Opportunity.
John lrant, a stltng, healt hv
boy', eig:htt'(' I y :Is old, faliN 1y good
looking, having in l .nglislh highl
school entiatiton. a quick peItcep-I
tIon tit hf litl.r nt'thodts, ;tlt onte
ten'\11t'1e it'ncet in .a1 ;rt heusi
.Ness e,It. S tliSInent, had alttain ed to
t he \,\ge of fou dollIrs a vvek,
.nn1 h.Id no prospect of advance, so
f. r .is he conl Set'.
Tlhe sit nat ion was freely dlisciss
el it h,ne. I i lather was will
n1 th.it Ilhin sh1ul mia1kre c a
e h.nehe av\.1 conviIcel t hat he
.' ;:.,: dO ook a t ' ' ut t
- r . pprt u
\\ ~ ~~~ ~ .'" 1t ,t,, .11 t\l '111111
_ . . . .. . ., . , .r t
e t ookin, for
-L el.n ce to do more.
By w.tching cl-,ely for several
wCek- everv letail, he no.ticed that
tr.e. lt of good. were constantly
cllmin, from abroad, and that MIr.
\\'illiun always attended to the
checking of the hills and marking
he goods. This seemed to him
strange, for \Ir. \\'illian s was a
very busy man, and had enough to
do without looking after such mi
nor matters. lohn soon found,
however, much t his dismav. that
the-e bills were n.-- out in French
or in I ierman, .nd that no one in
the store but \Ir. \\'i'.:a ms could
deci p..er them.
John at not afraid of even two
tuc h form idable foe, as F renchi and(
Germnana. Ie purchi:ised teCxt -books,
anid commencnced to situdyv at once.
By conusta nt ap)plication , he was
ahle at the end of the vear to make
put a bill of goods in either of the
Lmnguages. lie obtained access to
the old hills, and made a special
-tudyl of t hem. All this time he
was giving h is very best work in
he sto)re , andi often helIped NI r.
\\'illionus in arranging the foreign
goods.
( )ne day a larger assortment than
usual camen in, much to the di smay
of Nl r. WVilliaums, wvho exclaimed,
"I don't see htow~ I can spend the
time to marik these goods."
"I,et me do it,'' quietly replied
John.
"Yes, sir, I think I can (10 it cor
rect ly.'
"But thbese bills are in Frenchi.'"
"I1 knowv it, and I have beeni
stud(yinrg F"rench and G;eriman. J
think I can read any bill that we
have ev'er had."'
"W\\ell, try it and see how you
make out.''
Mr. WVilIliams watched him for
awhile, and then said, '"You seem
to know what you are about. If
you can (10 this, all right, it will re
lieve me more than I can tell."'
John did the work so sat isfacto
rily that at the next importation
the bill was handed to him as a
mattecr of course,
One (lay, a month later he was
called ito the uflice aund interview
ed by hot h t he act ive members of
the firm. Tlhe senior member said,
''1n my forty years' exp)erience in
this business you are t he first boy
who has seeni this op)port unity 'and
ujipoved it. I alw vays had1( to (10
the work until Mr. Williams came,
and one reason why he became ai
member of (lie firm was becausne lhe
could at tend to this paurt of the bus
iness. We want you to take
charge of the foreign goods. It is
a,) import ant position ; in fact, it
is a matter of necessity that we
have sonme one who can (10 this
work, Yon. nnly. of ihe twenty
yotng m11en we have lere s:w1\ llth
plee dtI litted Voutsell' 'or it. \\ '
c5tntin.t jay vou as mu1chell as we m11:'
1aly Volu late', for it is Ieestsar to
prove your si i og qialities, bu
Ve have liltI tliotul they will te
show i in tiue t itut' l'or i he test
of the year we vilI pay you ten iol
Iars a week. At the entd of the vear
we will t'onsitier the matter again."
TIie resut was that after lohn
had been there five years lie receiv
ed eighteen hundred dollars a year,
had been sent to France and (Ger
many, andI Mr. \\illl:inis said to a
frienld, "john Grant will probably
becoue a Ieinher of the fii bII
the time lie is thirty years of age.
lit' sa\w the opportunity and iltted
h1imsel' t 'or it at som11e sacrtilie', but
it paid. It always pays."
Y out h'" .','panon.
"LORD, KINDLY LIGHT."
The Text of the Famous Hymn
That P'esidenit McKinley Loved.
i:- rei'rint ing b"elowv Cardiinatl
e\\w1.man's famll"ls hymn)1, whi1ch
to have been one Of l'tesi
eN M i n:tev''s ta'orites. the In
a'a Us lour.nal has given the
ed in "l.yra Angicana."
-acted poetry published
. t.c . .. tihe .;11 in on.\'
:t:: ere Co. teli
n.ably the form 1n which the
c C.:m1e from Newman's pen.
gh the other has beeti incorpo
rated in the hymnal in common use
and is the only one known to most
r.'aders. In the "lyra Anglicana"
the hymn is called, "The True
1.ight and reads thus
TiH TRUE LIGHT.
Lord, Kindly Light, amid the encircling
glot in, .
Lead Thou tme on!
The night is dark ant I am far from
home;
Lead Thou me on!
Keep Thou my feet, I do not ask to see
The distant way; one step's enough for
ie
I was not ever thus, nor prayed that
Thou,
W\ouldst lead me on;
I loved to see and choose my path, but
now
Lead Thou me on!
I loved the garish day, and, spite of fears,
Pride ruled my will; r" member not past
v'ears
So long Thy power hath kept me, sure it
still
Will lead me on!
O'er moor and fen, o'er crag and torrent
till
The night is gone,
And with the morn those anigel face:
smile
Which I have loved song long since ani
lost awhile.
The Esho Boy.
A little boy onice w~ent home t<
his mnot her andi said, "'Mother
while sister and I were in the gar
den, there was some boy mock ink,
us. I was calling out 'IITo!' an<
the boy said 'IIo!' So I said t<
him ' Who are you ?' and he answer
ed 'Who are you?' I saidl, 'Whlu
don't you show yourself?' 1H
saidi, 'show yourself !' And1
jumped over the ditch, and wven
into the woods ; butt I could no
find him, and I camne back an<
said, ''If you don't conme out
will punch your head !' and h<
said, 'I will punch your head'
So his mother said :'"Ah ! John
ny, if you had saidl, 'I love you,
he wvould1 have said, 'I love you.
If you had said 'Your voice i
sweet, 'he would have said, You
voice is sweet.' Whatever yoi
say to hihn lie will say back to you
When you grow and get to be
maitn, whatever you say to other:
they will, by-and-bye, say back th
you." And his mother took hini
to that old text in the Scripture
\'Vith what measure you metei
shall be measured to you again.
Sort
BHarness
You orna make y0er haws
ses as soft s a glove
anid atomghbas wise by
usig UfRKA Har
moern Orn. You can
lengthen its is-make is
last twiee as long a t
ordinarily would.
EUREKA
Harnss Oil
makes a peer leoking har.
une uike now. Maui of
Pure. heavy bodied .,ee.
pecili pepard tewith,
Hodevery?where
Made bj STAiNAn OIL Con
STOPS PAN
Atlwts,TIrun.,Ji. at27, 190t.
Rver mince thi' first :taprennnr+ f my
niu'nse +t4hry ne r very lrr-);ul:ar nntl
a i rrt ilwith grraIl p i iani I in I I .il
bac"k, +lt+ntacht ;iii) l .a. wyitlt terr"tihin
hti rin Ig litii iaitt". iin tIer nhi+lnm n.
1)uring t :1St nu,nlh I litvr been'
luking W\inr' of t.'tlnin t Iht"Ifurtl'.+
Illh ek-I)ait- Ih t1o1 1 1"a - t"II. " e n+tn th
1y itritni wyithtti pa:in1 r.- lIn' lirst (titr
InI yeart". N axSIIC 1Avus.
What is life worth to a wonmn sulor
ing like Nannie Davis suffered? Yet
there are women in thousands of homes
to-day who are hearing those terrible
menstrual pains in silence. If you aro
one of these we want to say that this
samo
WINEOF CA R)UI
will brlin) )tli pe ItiI nt reli f. Con
sole Noursetif wti t1ith'm knowli tt!le that
1,000.00 w en, h.lye leeun comtpletct)
cured by %ine ef ,'r'ui. These won
en suffered from lelitco; rhoe.t. irreg_ular
nienses. heltd.tche. back,": :"e. and
bearing dewtn p.s. Wine of Cardni
%%ill stop ,i t" c - .whts and p.ti s
for \ou. Pcrchase ,1 $1.00 bottle of t
Wine of C.trdui tl-daN and t: ke it in
the pri x.1e of wttlr eine.
SOU i H RAILWVAY.
*nIense cd lt ne in 1'.fleS
June" 6:h.:
Q 1'.\ i S. \ 3 i:. \ l f
Aa i
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" lra'k r 1. i. a I 4 . a n
n.v- ' ..lt".. 4 ' . a mn 14 it a liu
" Bine.1-.. 4. an 42.'a mi
cv P lnm II... 11 la n 1 il a una
" Pri 1 :v .......... 14 ai mt 12 20 'i
" Newt IA L......i.... ; L a l 12 35 p mn
" Ninet.v- ix........ . 8 i1 ii Il 1 41 p t
" *retn" d" .. ..... . : 1 n m 2 u5 p ii
Ar. Hodlle 4 t1 1:, a mi 2 25 1+in
L b1 tiilt. -- a- m 45 p t 1 t
-i R iti 1 I a iis 3 2t1 1, nt
v Antlhi + - - 4_ t n,1 2 4.5 p 1
Ar. Qreenvil i 11 ~a ii: 4 I/' I
Atlant.t'1 1,Ta iutl ;T t o 11 si n o p in
8'TATi'd. - 1)ally 11:tily
No li. No. 12.
L. Greentiill..........6 20 p ii 0 40 a rn
Pilednont .............650 p it 10 U5 a n
" Willininston.....:.. _ 12 p_in 10 25 a in
Ar. Anti.r.. . 13 1 ni 11 15 a i
Lv ettn 15 p n 45 a in
Ar. Dotalls..............8 05 p in 11 lU a i
Ir Abi+i:illo I -4 U3 i i.t 120 Ul
uT1ndKt.4 8 20 p i 11 45 a m
Ar. (:Iretn ti ........1 . 8 58 0 p in I1 5) a m
Ntntt -;-ix..... . 9 lU p, it 12 25 p in
New.y.. .. ;15 p mi 1 10 p o
P 1I-Ity........... 10 2 m i 1 24 p m
1L Auliin0 9. :AI 11 in 2 4 p i
Irilarlnill". .. t 5i. a iit 2 52 a lit
flriinwt.t 30~ a in i i5 a tio
avaitnw ........ 4 50 a m 4 rW a i
" Nin;ti xi. ........ 2 12 a u 3 5 p im
" 11 C gol ui r.i....... S. Il 4 inr 4 42 p in
" Bratihvill. 4 25 a in & 2:i p im
" umtiin-il ....i.. 57 a t 6 42 p nm
Ar. Charleston. 7 00 a m 7 80 p mi
p 7 W0a 1iv.CLii- i"i). Ar i :i ,1 '-.
12 0on: 7 4Iia Snnum-txrvillo " 6 4-2 i i
2 00 a 9 00i n .hiranch,villo. " 5 25 1> 4 25 a
I 45 a 9i 23a "OraLitir g " 4 42p 8 45 a
05 a!10 241 a " 1(ingvilin " :j 41 , - .,2
l8t a .....Lv. nynnnahI Ar...4 50) a
S18 a.....". tarnwell1 .. " ... 07 a
6a, . . " ..1tttek villo...". ......2 52 a
B7it 1180ap ...Columia ... "12 15 p 9 801)
7 a1215 p " ..A llu n..i.. "I I 25 p 8 60a
688a 1 :ip ". . tluc .. . "I 12 15 p, 7 46 p
16 a 2 00 l " .. Utni ... 1137 a 7 l0Op
9 54 a 2 22jp " ..Joinjtil.. "L 11 17 a II 58fp
9 49 a 2187 p- " ....Paiiilet .... " 11 05 a' 6 42 p
10O20 a 8 10 pAr Spartnbu-g Lv 10 315 at 6 15 p
10 86 a18 40 > Lvvprtanburg1nn, Ar 10 25na 6 00p
I 00 p 7 .' > A r...shevlle..Lv 7 05 8 00)p
"~P" p. m. "A" a. mn. "N" night.
DOUBLIC DAIlY SI1itVICE BETiWICICN
OHAIEMTON AND) 0tR1INVILLIC.
Fuillmanx pailai:lisleeping cars on Trralins 85and
96. 87 and 118, on A . tutu C. division. linimg care
an these trains sotrve alil nmatla entrioute.
Train, leave Spar(atnmg. A. & C. dIiv'sion,
prthhound, i6:53t a. im., ;: 17 p. tm., 6:12 p. m.,
Veattiule I4ri'.ed)1 and 6:ni5 p. mn.; sounth
bund 12:20 a. mi.. ll:151i. mn., 11:40 a. mn., (Vest
1nule I.Lmited). n101:10 a. in.
Trainus leave t4reenville, A. anid (3. division,
uorthhxmnd, 51:55 a. mi., 2:84 p. mn. and 5:18 p. in.
jVeistibuie Limited),1 aind 5:55 p. mn.; south
cund, I :25 a. mir..4:ll0 i. mn., 12:40 p. m. tVesti
ulo [imit ed), and11 il -J a. im.
Tratita 15 an Ii ll-Pullman Bleeping Oars
between Charlo it on and A shevlllo.
Elo nt ul: nr.Drawin g-IRoomm Sleeping
Qaers >betweenu Saivainna'h and A sheville enut
Tr~ains 118 and 14 P'ullmtan Parlor Unrs be
Iween Charhoutmiand Ashenville.
PRANK H. lIlA NNON, .9. 1H. HA RDWIJK,
Third V-P. & (44en. Mgr.. (4on. PaL. AgeuS.
Washin gton. D). 0. Washington, D1, .
W. H. T1A YI.OH, R. W. H(JNT,
Asst. Genu. Pai. Ag6, Div. Pa.. A gI.
Aln ta a a rlestn8.
ATLANTIC COAST INE !
BeteenFAST LINE
r B wenCharleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and Nort 1
Carolina.
PA nENoGER tiiCi'A ftT M NT
WIMNTN N. O., Jtu 1t , 19101
CONDE4NHJiCD MCIlICIIILE.
GOING WEST: In Eflet. May 211 rIOlNo gCART
'No. 52' 11901 . No. 13.
7 00 am Lv....Carleton, 8. C...Ar 805 prn
8387am Lv-...Lanes......A r 1128 pm
9651 tum Lv....R umnter.......Ar 5 <8pm
11i10 am A r.....Colum bia ...Lv 3 45 pm
12 29pm Ar...Prosperit.y...LV 224 Ptm
12 43 pin Ar-.. Now brry....Lv 2 i0 pm
125 pim A r....C in to n.......Lv l 21 tn
ld47 pm A r.........turon8 ........v 12 55l pm
S3 26 pm A r........renvilo...Lv 111 in pn,
8 80 p mn Ar...prinburg...Lv I1 09) nt
7 I8 pim A r.... Wnnsoro.....lv 10 I a iiii
9 20 pin A r.Charlo.o, N. C.... Lv 8 10am
671lpm Ar.Hdrovillo,.T.vL 80 atn
ton and GIrenville, H C.
HI hI. EXMERiS .. eni. PalsengerAgoni.
I. R. KENb,Y, T. M.IEMitH(oN
G4n1 Manat. Traffic Mattter
UnaI y -EXCxcept tun ilay.
A r S;.a: tanibir""..""'."'"""."'.".'"" ii . it'*
Lv Spnrt axntnrg""'"".'""'."".".... iit a ii
Roebnck.........'.'"""'"""'" 1 ) 1"
Ar Gitnn Hplrng """""'"""""""-""" 4. P ii"
H 8Sipso.lride1iint
Haibita Ouire at m 8 Uinnt
inm, in 80 aye. kiumir..,
~frfrnoe. 2 roars a s toaity, pioh .n
uN OBIJINIWNGE
'II lt:vY 11 'I'nl liur Uniliiry Townl1Pilr
Ij or liir t: l'ii l Yualr I ding
Uccmilhcr,l 31i, 1901, '(111 1l Mud this
1 ) Ir;' I Il' (l>I;sI .\Il.\ Il'.:1) It\ ' I!I ':
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I'' vwn tlf N ew\'h inu-1- , :- r -, iii ('')Ull il
a m) II 'l,llll , 1 1 \ b ) trlll ar. 'li \ 1): lilt,
1 I .t1in1, a tx of -i.'v -two
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tI thliel I '. n ()Nct'+t
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t vI'-:0- l t 1 )pr te i-l I f I t 'l"C and
lI't'ulli t 't I h :i 'let , Vi ) }, j a wfrub
Illvitn, ao stil - . p:11 r tl itt'. 1h1 T)) -,It
':1'1'to ' I-b h:tt )t flt' l t ' " ill tt'+\
of S i, t) itu d ett o t., Op(ra
Altt. e tia ,
e |t ha the Laxsh
h'vijo*i i::li i t o lt.ntt ( r k tio T jnt:
1) 1'ra ' trh s:ti T i n 1 ' l awfuol"
:l'i ln 'V 1 f 't ' i t ' ul:)t'I', fr)t11. b
1 'ulth'rld r \ fi oi' I\I:hry of
' oN -i l 'h:t ftr th i t v
e hal be l e y' sl ta in
V t o r :it t ' d n' h' & s'r or '
P prd f St mher, 1gsI,
t t ' ',l '1'1
Sd T E r, T (
-toakhiStoe
We Have the Lamps.
Lamps Cheap, but
Not Cheap Lamps!
Aito ll thort q mSitost for the Toillot:
ltCors, trgps, Lathr Brushes,
Shaving and eOilet Soaps, 7oilot
P'ow\dors and Pe(rf umeury.
Who invitg your patrnago.
We handle Wiley's
Thoands Feh
PapeI (r Bfr o gsI.~iPl
papernl b
So ~Elld &AON
JOBBERSPRIDE
U t A~ r iPiTirnait~lrlPo
MCItnayes'
Cog, Cods
S AIRIE RAILWAY.
Ri$ TRAINS
DOUBLE DILY SERVICE
1;ita1 City Rollit."
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N.tr:h, 1:n8. Stnthl andl Wet,
lI1 titualllI Kr,he"tlule to 'ln IN Anot innt Ex
plltvition lot Itullalo
'4.htee l14 in i'.l'e+t ;e pt. I, 191,
t'enttal ''isin. Lotl Al
111nly. I)iaily. lainta to
NoritIumnlI 4i :ii Cllnton.
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Fa' r .... :I atm4IU :s AS pm
i i tilnt It . '. ., aut : i :i p mil
l .itin it T . .
Cu !u", bill ....... 1 10 atu 7 13 pm1
Citin,11 ........... 5 37 :I11 8 11 pil
1'hcrntw ........... 1 11 a'n 9 3 i lpr
A r lninlot............ 7 Il n 1inn I4 .5 yml No. 52..
I.v Ua Ih ntn vr'ulls I 0.1 an. 4 11 pn 11 47 it1I1
%li bhlvlto ........ ( 1.1 4 I s 1m 12 4'2 p)n
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(41) .4lt............. :3 41 timi 44 3; pin
Uh . I' nr... . . .. t 4n I I,3 pinl
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Al r l u.mlul. .......... 7 i'" li 1.) pmn
1.v Il.t (-t ........ 1.. 11 11n 10;1i p m4
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1'. (<c:,1, rl; . 2 1 pin1 344a.n
I( th u ml..... . 311 6 3 3 ibInm
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1talt t'.. , .......11 i i lt: i4i :7o 1t1
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31 27
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('1,444 (allt3 I pm(.
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Caste rn41.( T1me41. Local
I,.v ( t3 t n .......... 1., aiu. I ' i 1 Clnt.'n to
I rilt "r ...........10 - am 1 ..2 Ilia A tlanta
CavrlIsI" ...........I1 17 14l. ' ( >ll n No. 63
(,:i i.n un ...... . 1 7 1in 2 ; n 4i41 2 40 )11
., rt- auwo1l......12 22 pm 3 10 itnm 3 05 pin
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with. I. Iialtwaty. Nn 53, nizording
"II1'I. ,I alt. ttlilkI'l 1111W by tiOVUlial houri
to attlit l 1t ,tt+1.u l.gn, Nar.hvill) 8 . L )u1K,
UhIit'a ., ndal II p.lnt3 Werst.
t lost' ('4. t ,! :it I. a', 4Iu'g, (((lehmont,
\\ u.hi ._.tlIu 1'.1(1 tt lh Norfolk. C lttnb t,
"'1',,nhnth. .h1c-sonvill. 4tmi Attanila, wit.h
tiiv -ni .. 1.:ws.
\I:L'i i (., nl lxlihuteiain)se a.ryingt,hr'(atght
1'u,u,a., Slit pig 1'ars' htt n aill prinlcipal
pminlS.
. b . lt:ilway !,M0 lttlle books 110 good1
om 1r C., :. an1d L.. lilli4way; 411K14 to Vashing
t. I, I.. C.
tcor rtelncedl ratles, 1'ullimmt reservations,
1e.. , a 3y to
' u4. tLnttlr, 3). P. A.,
Strtan ith ah,(G'
-3. M1. 84114'. Ist 'I. ', & U. 33.
It. Is. I.. istnch, It. 11'." -- Portsmonl h, Va.
Charlestol and WiVcstcru Carolina Rwv Co.
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line.
lettetdulio ill L.ITect July 21st. 101.
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AIttie' on ....-......... . .. ........... 7 15 p n
La1ll1K................. I 4t1 p m4l 5 35 a m
W aterloo (.11. 5.)... 1 13 p In ..............
('re nvillu........... 3 ') 1 m 1):301 atn
hilenn Spring".... 4 -15 p m ..............
Spartallhburg......... 3 30 3 in 9 00 a mo
Baltlt................... 5 33 3) in
tetercre+nvil.t..... 4 U3 p 11
A.444ev 33.............. 7 f1i p in
Lea1vo.A3she viile.............. 7 0p m .
3pattiaun brg .........1 (:' (:a m 330 p m
S m.11 S pI : m ...... l (14 it 1m . ).........
(ilreenlvllle ............11 ,() a m 1 45 p mn
l.tt: ..............12 4.u p mn 6 30 1 1n
A rrive W at e rloo (IL. 8.). 112 3) 1n.4......
G reein wood......... 34-15 y1 7 45 pm
Lenv(Vl Anlderson ......................... 7 26 a1 m1
_ Aonu4.a...............41 y4m11 ii5 p m1
3.enavo A tignst a................. ......- lb pmi
Al 4ind ale.......... ..... ........ 6 213)pm
34air3Jfa.............................Ut 32 pm d
Y om asse............. 1. 4001 am 36 pmi
14ecantIOrt............ 10 15 aml 3 25 pm
'ort lioyal . 3.. 0 30 nm41 3 345 pm
Alr. 14.vn44 n444.h -:..-...........7 56 pmn
i)a4vannah444................. ... ... i610 am
P'ort R lyn l............ 1 00 pm~ 6 40 am
Bonn to rt 4'.............I16 pm1 5650 am
'(04mass440............2 30)1 pm 40am
Fa:4ir fax............................ 7 44 amn
A3le4d ale ........................ 7 64 am31
Arriye A4g44104.......,........... 1000 am
ClISh' con) n4ction14 at.4 Ocen wo0d~ for~~aj'
poin1134 on1 8. A. L. a414d (.. and1( 14. 14.ailway, anid
at.4 8pa1ritanunlrg wtit.h~801 Ionrlir Rail3way.
For any1 in4formation04 rela4tive to 4.ickets
1441tes, 44chedulenC4, ad411i Ss
W. J. Uit A1(G, Geon. Pas.. Ag..
An4gusLa, G14.
iC. 3.. NOR1'TH, 803. Ag.
I. M 34CM ECitSON. Trafico Manageor
S?LUE fIlDGE RAILRDAO
H. C. BE~Att', Receiver.
l'CIrective 3397,
4 AH'MTu4IUHN ) WRS4TDIOUND.
M iNHed' Mixed
No. 12. '1t ::,. * No. I
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- III0 22 :44m....Pe n d le't on.....Lv 4 14 pm
i r (0 ':; am,.(I...h rr '. ' rossing....L4 23 pm
i10n14' 1. .n . '.43nm4p t'rossin.....Lv 429 ptm
. 449 t4o:14 n ...... 4. ,4.a...... Lv 4 47pm
,i'4. n.,.... ' (''..n ...Lv5Il pm
4r 24.4.m4..I:. a3:s ...... .0 517 pm
A. M1. .' . NP. M. Ar
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4 ,~..~o w4 '4 I4.i3 t 3iy Os. 11(4and 42
( 3',u'.' 44tandar4d Time.
IISONSI.
A 44..1.43P.M. P.M.
7 -154 Lv A llanita (H A.L) Ar. 8 10
150 :34 A 5.40ns 5 28
41 14a4 lbe3rton4 4 1g
42 2:3j A1bbevill(o 3 35
42 11.3 Grconlwood) 2 48
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(cAW..)
334 04044 1v (Glenn44 .9pr igs Ar
31 3.44 Xpur an.IbIrg .' 4 00
12 4131 U4reen1 jill 8 10
(liaris #' 3 044
5 4. .r i an 14) 0
22 . 5 -ailnr Lv 1 38
)41 It - -2 8
DI' 14 ,I)y F L
A' PM A.M
~ P 2 v'. I.au4r1.n( Ar 147 600
r'8 Porks Ar 140 460
f- 8 - 2 ('14 nm-. 1 26 4 30
:0 34vi3d,b 112 81
-. 7 ' 14 m: .ed.. 3 05 3 40
7 2.4-.- 100 331
7 ''I 34J13pa.. 1216 322
x44 '~~ .'wherry 3242 3040
x ero)-41r)44. 1221) 222
14- S3i3s... 1224) 20)2
- I Muntain 32 16 J 53
142 ,,'5 31 (4n 167 1 29
'4 .~ '"W hit.. ite ock Ii 4 1 24
952' ' Iallon.3ne 11 494 1443
012 14 -- ...141 -----. 11 44) 100
0' -~ ahart... 35l31 1248
- ' JAr.'o3u ln4 A 0bl .A 11 0 18
sur4' 54ter.3 9 410
S'14 r Ch 'rJoAton, Lv 7 00
n.Y043 I 44 Ageni,, o'r writo to
Pr 4 333i T. M. FEElSON,
F. IVIO et. Trafile Ma4nangor,
8ii -i N(TN, 1. M. l;MEII80N,
Ulmio- Gn'3 Frt. % P.a Agt,
. . O.Wilmington. N. 0.