The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 17, 1902, Image 4
I1 IN lV.'tI &1d I I
JURY LAWS NULL AND VOID
TiorC st utto umv C t': r t il it c -uu
UNANIt I's ti'INiwN t,N i It .t'lI
i'o Ittlit M 10 i M eti I ..t1%1t 1 li t -
6 It - T ( ift h , H9 tt.
|T'he Stat, I14th.]
Tilt St it t' supr,0m1 court has sus
tainlol ("Ireluit J titdgo Oary't opiti on
that tiht jury laws of tih Stato aro
unionlst itutIIionail, nu11 fll"an void, inl
duit i lov 111 spoOial and not gon-1oral
laws as coiuirod by tho constitution,
ItId tlt, logislature is thus givon an
o'.j*ct lesson whieb should provent
tho introduction of the usual round
of bill that art cloarly inl violition
of the constit titiontial provisioi.
The court rondors a uinnimious
opinion, tlt paper boing writton by
Justicot Eugono Rt. Glary. Tht casO
is that of tho Stato vs. A.. J. Queen,
ot al., from Chort-koo countity.
The1o opinlionl ill tlt other cast, on
tho saum suibtjict, tiat of tho Stat% Ns.
Franikliin, 1111,1f-ilr s tho jiltdgoilitit of
tt, couitt bolow . indgo Vurnost (-:
ry's de1ison1-n 411.r%l sllto- t 11:0i
ill points art. vOt'd i t two opinen. l
in tho M,Q11en lst.
Tht, full tixt If thw opil, 11 1 20,
follows:
Tho plbmt wo t I I It' it In
vivtod (if IIm )Ind vs lt an1d hatt11rn
w%,ith lintont to Lill nt tho ,A nilo , H1 '
tori of t-olut t for Aherokt Collnt %.
"'l,giore t hei 11ly wasit s'iiie(ttl, { hoe
atttrn for li tho rippt,11 s, iado it
lu ilt(0; tO qllnish It, a1r,at (If on (twa
grounid-. (I ) b1w:mlse 1hr wa1* %Is not
jury lw warranting thai dirawin of
a julry f,,r Cholokwo counity. 1.u 1 ( '')
b1"clins-I tho jury.% lam, If anly, was 10
plIgIllt tit to plovisionl (If tilt voll
islatin."
llshonlor, tho mi.mt.uge oe
Iullth otionl whoreuiponl 1th4 do
fotilits apponhIl upon tho follow.
ing ox(.1t ion
"11twaluso l1o- honlor orro"d in hold
ng that tho jury law of I 110, 1:3
Statuts 31.o elithied: 'An -it Ito
mtIli'nd sovtlolls "336 Itnd 3: of
tht geeIoritl ISt itt eits rebt1i ing t toIth
driwing aml tori of st,rvico of jurors,
inl tho virelit colirts of this Stato andl
to valiiat th jory lists alrontly pro
pared,' is not rtpugnant to, or in
viohation of suibdivisios 8, 11 and 12
of soot ion 8 1, art itl-t 3, vonstitutioll
1'.00", in as much as said jury law
coltinus pel.oial and lota1l prvisis
all owin th coun tites of (3 reenlwoodl,
A Ibhev ilh', Elgethe Id,rr nge'btrg andlt
1.intn and . Aikeni to sutumionl atnd
olm ii thitli.1rrs ill 'hose coutliOP, atis
tecontyl of t.llarht'ton hias a sit
19500. A IIit of wiib violt the i atfor e
ar.idi cons t itui t ina p rovistoU."
Soet ion 1 of t he act ti rst mont ined
int thle tex.ept ion contains the' follow
jog p'rovisions:
'Thati sect ion 233t0 of t ho gener al
statutes of 1s22 now known as soe
tion '23T of the revisedl statuttes, he
am "nded so as to road as follows:
S'ctnion 28 '. The clerks of the
court iin each county in this State
shall, on or bofore the 'th datiy of
danntary of each year, prtepare a state
menit antd tdeliver t hi sainet to the'
countty board of 'omisijonersP of t he
umber of jurors that will be re
quired to bo in attentdance f"r each
term of t he court, to be held in the
county tduring the ensuing year, anti
the count y b'oard of commissioners
shall in each year during the monIth
of January prepare a list of such Ie
gally' qtualitied voters of their respec
tive countties, not absolutely exempt,
as tey may) think well qualified to
serve ais jurors, being persons of good
moral character, of sound jndtgment,
and free from all legal exceptions, to
be selected from the ccunty at large,
without regarid to whether sneb per
SOns reside in seven miles of the
ourt house or not; except in the
onties of Spartanburg and Orange
burg, the list shall be prepared in
the month of December, and the lidt
so prepared by each county board of
commissioners shall contain twice
the number as reported by the clerk
of the court: Provided, that in~
Aiken county the jury shall be list'd
and drawn as provided by the county
gocvernment law Provided, that in
the counties of Abbe'ville, Ed iied,
LexIngton and Greenwood the sait
jury list shall be prepared in the fol
lowing manner, the list in AbLeville
to be one thousand names, to
Art. Ill, section 84 of the consti
tatioii provides:
"The general sembly of this State
ab~l1 not enaca local or special laws
r01t n ttill fhe' ll i' O tel 1terwttlf. I F
banttkinig inistitult io nioltun<ier eenl
IitroI of I I \v (ilt, 'a iei ti I t'titl
p art sIIhoo 1 str i s. Ai T au
e i riz. t h i adoptio I r Il git imtion .4lt
of hilh(i . 7. i I t provide for ,ito
prlotctioni oif gameii. S ToX sumi
tuoli ag Intitujintin graiti or t t ti
rirt. 11-trs toprovid. f)o he la ora
or other uli d t yct. 1t TO tix
thorz amou,n lpl or lirlof )4on 1p0n 1
hit o ll. i d to pro it it Ittlhr
oxcept tlat the h l uiy b T o miall
as to grilM tilt' itu t o is t ir'l til l
portio R To h propu1la rtion 4 an o lin t
ot iitr cas s, h nIt , a ill nor nit I I I n N
t inti I I n It fill v vol 11 . gollimil.,
0X 01t i Mtttt 11iiIiN. I m ;llt IN. till i;o 1111t* io
i tio grtiltiilt el I N 1 seial 1law*
shaltttlii iena icted l'.'ti The tl geea
a lrtI tb!o t. li i rt h it Itl lit gIl it s
trlu lis jg eiilrnig said oujf -t for
stit ur t .itlts , whi i s h llrld lie ni
l n ltlit tii-11 t t1111-a le l l rt p ovild , a
rslilt iui'1 ii i'Iiw Iit'll i' ho--e l ii
ha ll it, 'llct o I t'll w i, i oll r l
II011 ,.lIuiil tfs &i'VO iri 41 ( ll
(ot i"m r.lt p,ia tsfor
filt tl I s I cit it e' 4- t 1 iti :: Proit-d
t t11t 1*rlill t h ill th oll t It it Inal
i n -f tilt f. o' rgt, i1t t 1 w I I e 1 2.
110, tit nsitrul I h o nrdis "to
iutuoin Wittl oa l itju ist
It iS 'nt'r0 <ht t in t w41 el d nt,
tIt t .I i do it inetldo t h list iig
ti <r1Wi I ,Of jur r
lo~ nraebi ole fislosio IluO t his
(Iti'slionl, wo ma11" biok t o t ho \vIl
wilell t il .'l. tint' 1l yo shil - it d up
rool.
Thn jrwy iws ro uh oullo t thostn to
w 1t vioud1s and wore prodcwivo of
grait vi fusio ll nIl ert a it
The oj i o th t in ithittion t wIs
to (Iu ekt nho'j thw eI f ri lt broul -
out th entiwo ltat, l thi pe ionly
Words "m s notin il rt wl" thoh i
ted listI g land . traw ing of j irors.
llaving roachd tis o alusion we
will noxt v osidor wihttt. or the 10
e beI cns litd as t SIeils aproVIS
a ariion i n a grl law.
Whit tho aict prpli1orts to be only
ai atntionalmont it is, ilTn OVI, a sub.
stllilt for e th u lw thor y nforo oie
this lubjoet, nd kgdo l with t Ith e
tirO qulkS- ]in o( IIStin, IInd( dIraw\injgi
jI1lols. It 11JUSt t e tf r o c
hre appns a a lsondl cnend athaten
noun0retle of halspenela rvspo.
rTe nt qstion actat will e 32n
1ider, iCh whte ithne consred~i
Ctoietioval gpnraisio.
EIn Dcantendiparthisrg t b. tC.
faw t, b eea it colust ae n ee if
dftrmininger wouty in the Stat
aenbwhirei maytionedtain spconsti-o
tisional nakn its cnertdiofrnt in
ceral. cuThes se couren:iescn
nteeet rmiths rulntirn opera
he epbrvs of the actthatn sud "iin
Aent cwunty th wiyhll be listatted
governbject wa" tosthatuiforas
nt asnton the bu~et thefrein that
Thoe provnyeisil atin helouting
ianeG aainsdt beifur ist should
bmeoprear e declared mnnrsterei
stort hostatte prtino
th acis not uugmni.f m throughout
ta ntbe amedment oft circnot court
bresottitn subsatiel rehanded
fa pewa t r.iai na eeallw
it oud otbecontredtobeco
USE OF PASSFIS is
STILL PROIBITED.
4i1CNE11 i vFrt.M i1li AC' AN)
ooitu t.?.'i 'A IN' aiIM.
44 'V'rF41,- 1 1i 4 0-i n FOr,h 1I14 lIt t,MIt S f.,
tto IsI, j th ot t( sit A -l
I he govornor's miisago votoing tiho
actt ro:aing tiht) anti freo pas itet
promontod yosterday roadi as follows:
To tilt Spoiakor and Mollmbris of tiht)
I1t1i1 of Itopresentat it is:
! bog to roturnk to you without Imy
approval aot No. 12V to "ltopa an
let (nti it lod 'anll atot to provolt t uis, Ilto
of ia froo pa..4, vxpross or tolograph
frank on atny railroad by any United
St atos Sonitor ro membor of congress
fromt his State, or by any member of
t he georal atissoibly of thilt State, or
byany State or vouinty oflicial, or 1)y
1n1 judgo of a court. of record in this
Stato.' Approved Docombor 22, A.
This act was pisiod it. your last.
sto.,sion, but was not ratified and
turnod over to us until th last, day
of tho S04SHiOl and, thorofore, con)I
re10ivo n) consiiideration until after
yiour Iadmjinrtinetint.
Tho t- which thm ont under con
8id.raltion purports to ropotal was
passed in rtponso to i popular (tN
m1and to removo tile lgislitor aid
Ilt oflitial, as far 11 possible, from
COrporato powor and influence. It
wias not witirl)' a factional itoasuire,
I holigh onntlld dtring the time
vil-en factional fooling ran high. It.
had thei, support of membors of all
factions at that tilm anud wla (nactcd
for t l publin weal. I do not know
of at,y denimd or anity good reason
why it sotiiild ho ropoulvd, and haltvo
thertfore withlitld my approval from
tIhi act rtolMaling it. Tho systeu of
dtistributitig Iroo ptsses by railroads
anong the members of t lit, legisliture
and other oflicials before this lct. Wils
passod prohibiting it. was pernicions,
an1d whilo I would not for a momnent,
bt uiderstood a1 sy iing or intimat ing
tha',, any legislator or other ollicial,
State or counti, cofld be unduly in
illencod by reoceiving a free paiss, yet
it should be remembered that woi are
aill iuin itind must fool kindly to
that mian or corporation, the recipient
of whose favors wo aro. Those cor
poriations art already vory powerful
anditt wiold grout inilinence on logis
lationi. Why shouldt a frank or a free
pasm b>o givol to at malun a111 Stite
r ficial or logislator whon it would not
io thight of mg n a11 ht rs maiined
a1 priv'ate cit iz/on. LJogIilation is
freq1uently had atfect ing these cor
poration andt laws aliready malde
a lifcung thii-m haive to bet execute.d
It. is beat for t he public service that
the oflicial and tht ltogisliator be onf.
irely free to alct with enitire imlpaIr
tility inl mfakinig anid executing tbo
laws. HLe should be able att all times
to hold1 the seales of justice with anf
even hand, remembering always the
rights of the corporations as well as
the rights of the people. Believing
this can be better done by not accept
ing favors from the corporations, and
t herefore not being under obligat ions
to the'm, however small the obliga
tionl, I beg to return to you the re
pealiug act without my approval and
signature. Roespectinlly,
M. B. McSweeney,'
Governor.
The motion of Mr. Spears of D)ar.
lington to pa1ss tihe act over the veto
was voted uponi by the house at once.
It required 83 votes to do this. W bhen
the vote was counted it was'fonnd
that the friends of the measure had
lost, getting the required figures, but
not in thle proper order-38. The
vote (il the motion was as follows:
Ayes-38; Nays-04. The New.
berry delegation voted as follows:
Ayes-Dominick; Nays-Banks and
Kibler.
The following special message was
also sent to the house on the other
"celd up" act. Taoere were 102 votes
against passing the act over the veto
and none for it:
Januar3 11, 1902.
To the Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
I beg to return without my signa
ture act No. 103, paised by you at
the last session, and which originated
in thbe house of represent atives. "To
provide for the establi-hment of a
new school district in the county of
Anderson." Believing tia it it was in
violation of the constitution of the
State, I submitted it to the attorney
general's office and re-quested an
opinion on that point. iThe reply of
the attorney . general's office is as
follows and 'elearly states why it
should not receive the approval of
the Governor.
Dotar Sir: Y tl (mni for thC con
idorationi of f t o-- N.o of3
1t lielltt. of at 1 V s.horl list t i nti
tlho cmll(ty of Anltlersoll," nal 1,1-titiot t
to ho advist'A ats o i co st Iit tio
atlity of Such tn Itl..
F1,'rom anl inspin< af the body of
tho ct it is obviois thlat th abovo
titio correct ist ts forth tho purposo
of thet nlut. That the( act is roplignat
to the spirit of tho conlst-ituitionl and
inl direct cont ravent ion of t ho lot tor
of that inistrumnmnt, thoro (!nnl bo no
uiestion. Tho t rongest ovidteico is
to quoto art ilo 3, section 3 1, of tho
constitution of 1895>: "Tho goinrial
issombly of t his StatO slil I not. enact
local or special laws emicrning any
of tho following subjvcis or for any
of the following plrposes to wit:
V. To incorpoito school distiricts.*
Whilo thero ca bo lit) ilistakt as
to the Ilaning of tho abovo phrase
ology, we bma 1 iumulativo evidtnioe
as to tho corroctness of this conclu
sion inl articlo 11, section 5, of tho
cotimt it tt ion which provides for a
divisioll (if coulntiom into siitablo
districts and tiht, mannor of forming
thlm. Logislat ivo action for the
formiation of a particular school dia.
rict is not only not contowplatod by
this seetionl, buit po0,itivoly roplignanllt
thoroto.
Vry rospeot futlly,
U. V. Giunter, Jr.,
Assistant Attorny Ocneral.
I tru-t it will not bo improper
aIgain to call yorl. attoention to the
importatito of being guarded and
,nreful about plaving upon thostatute
books acts which art' directly in the
faco of t h const it ution. The consti.
tution forbids t ho passage of laws of
t local or special naturo and the
ipronmo court has frequently hold
:.hom tinconstititional.
Roespectilly,
M. B. MeSweeney,
Govervor.
Tho Bzank of Butler, Gal., was
'obbtit a few itights ago of $2,000.
l'ho burglars escaped.
A few days ago a valuable neck
aco wis stolen from the Woman's
>uildilg, Charleston Exposition. The
hiof has been arrested in Now York
ud t he novkdaeo rotove ed.
D F on't t'. ho top of your
jeHciy ti p'reservo Jrr in
t ithelh f:tshitoned way Heal
thetrii by thu new, qiiiiek,
a t! ath of Puro
notanto tr od<n :. isi
a ir i i 'h . a nd aci
I ~ ~ Oietul int a t:oen ot her
F *ull direttin witht
~~8sal everywhere. Mado by
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O.ome and see.
Wishing one and all
a Happy New Year.
1. W. White.
FOR HARN ESS,t -.1"
at once, aud you will bo astonishod
it's this W4
You can burn your
Powder, etc., or yo
with Steam or Hot
only ono proper wa
scald and that is b
Mexican
Mustang
It gives immediate reli<
linen cloth, saturate it wi
loosely upon the wound.
idea what an excellent rol
you have tried it.
A FOWL TIP. 0" b
LniMUnt. It is called a STANDA
Uharleston Expositlon Hate4 vij Southet
Iallway.
On account of the South. Carolina
Inter-Sta o and West Indian Exposition
to be held in Charleston, S. C., begin
nine December 1st, 1901, the Southern
Railway will Poll oxcursion tickets to
Charleston and return at the following
attractive rates:
PROM NEWt3ERRY, S. C., FORn
K (2b 1f 6 , Tickets on sale daily, lim
W e 70 Ited to return June 3, 1901.
C P "J Tickets ou sale daily, lim
$P . 70 ited to return ten days.
' Tickets on sale Tuesdays
b 3and Thursdays, limited
to return seven days.
Correspondingly reduced rates from
other points.
The Soutbern Railway operates
double dail.y t rains on convenient sohed
tiles with Pullman Sleepers to and from
Charleston, 8. C.
For further Information apply to:
W. E. McGee, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
W. H. Tayloo, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
R. W. Hunt, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C.
J. A. Burton, Ag't., Newberry, S. C.
4 o
Interest paid on deposits in the Savings
Department at the rate of 4 per cent.
per anbum from date of deposit at
The GommlIercia Bai
OF NEWBERRY, S. C.
CAPITAL --- $50,000 00
We transact a general Banking busi
ness and solicIt the accounts of indi,
viduals, firms and corporations.
DIRECTORs
GEo. W. SUMMER. L. W. FLOYD
GEO. S. MOWER. P. C. SMITH.
F. Z. WILSON. W. H. HUNT.
JNO. M, K.IJARD, President.
0. B. MAYER, Z. F. WRIGHT,
Vice-President Cashier
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ENGINES;
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BOILERS;
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SAW MILLS;
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heaviest mills in the nqarket.
All kinds of weed working machiner3
Flour and corn milling machinery
Complete ginning systems, Lummus
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Boilers, Saws, Gine in stock for quick
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Surplus and Profits - 96,865.88
General banking business eransacted
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Deposits allowed interest at the ra te
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and July 1st of each year.
M. A. CA RLISLE, Preet,.
TI. S. DUNOAN, (ashier.
J.W. M. IMMONqS, Asat. C'r
IMPROVED THOUGH SERVICE
eOUTllRN RAILWAY
Conijlote Dinig Car Hornlce,
For details see Agent soulhern sa.
Bores M inxienta lustssa ng ini..
st what you ie(d. It talos el.'ie.
to soo how quickly it henls tiore%
self with Fire, with
Li can scald yourself
Water, but there is
y to cure a burn or
r using
Liniment.
if. Got a pieco of soft old
th this liniment and bind
You can have no adequato
nedy this is for a burn until
a bird aftictod with Roup or any
y disoaso use Mexican Alistitng
,RD romody by poultry broodors.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
"Indenved Schedule in Efet
June B0th, 1901.
STATIONS. D
________No. Ts. N4s'.11.
, saa....... irix p m (x) a III
ervloe......12 0o M'D 7 41 a m
......... 2 00 a m1 9 00 a m
" ngoburg ........ 2 45 a i 9 28 a I
............ 4 05 a q, 10 24 a m
. avaN .......... 12 SO a is 0i Au
" a ll. .... 4 1J a in 4 13 a s
a kville.........4 28 a mh 4 28 a III
a............ ra 1
r .......... 7 14 a u 12 20 n'n
" rry .......... 7 80 a i 12 8 p m
" ine 7-8 x ........ 88 a m 1 80 p m
" reenwoo......... b8 0 a 3 200 p I
........ 9 16 a in 2 25 p II
. Alioilloer ...... . 8 a m 45 p II
-Belton ..... ......... Td-~6 alsii 8 20 p I U
. deron .......... 9 40 a m 2 4 p II
- men ie 0........... ~11W2 a m 4 I8
1 A .T1i-d-e) P8 5 p p pl00 ,Xa
GTATIONS. Da Daily
_____ No %6. No. 12.
. e vle.. ...... 2 p m 9 40 a rn
ont......... 0 p m 10 05 a m
d1IauMston.......712 pm 10 26 a m
ApOrmol.........VIsp 11111 1 a m
Donaldsa.............. 8905 m 1 10 aim
. v-A ....... 90 p mx 1201 U'n
t1v. Toge ......... 8 20 p ni 11 2o a m2
A&. Grannwot..... 8 K50 p - 11 A0 a -I
N noiy-six.......... 9 10 1) mn 1205 pm
"Newberry..... ....10 15 p in 1 10 p m
>orty....... 10 82 p ms 1 24 p mi
"....u...b..a.............1150 pm 2 40 pss
.~lcvil.- I... 2652 anm 252a am
Barnwell.......... 8 07 a si 8 07a m
"_a_n_......... 44) a in 4 50a m
Lv. Ringillo......... ~2 8 a in ~54 p m
- a g~sburg.........45 anm 4 42 pin
" aanhvilo. ... 4 25 a mn 5 25 p in
" Sumniaervi-e-.... 8 7 a mn 8 42 p mn
F-Ohreso -... ..7 00 am 780 p m
1 Del ST AT1ONS. NTii
W0 ? 0i a Lv..Ohsariu.uton.. A 7 80 p 7 00 a
.100 7 41 a " 8um merosvilla 6 42 p 5 57 a
00 a 9 00 a " .Branchsvilla. "6 25 p 4 25 a
as928a "Orasngebu rg "4 42p 8 45 a
a40f 4 Xing1vi.lle "8 46k 2542 a
27..... LT.avniah Ar.... 4 50a
a...."..Barnwell 3."....g07 a
a ...." . ackville. o ... 2 52a
a11 80Oa " ..Oolusnba .. " p 15 iUOp
a 1 1 p" .. lto... 126p 8 50
G8a 1 2p ".. atuo. "l215p 746p
16 lop " ... Union.." 11 87 7I10p
p4 " ..Jone~sville.. 11 17 a 6 58 p
4a. p ....Pacolet ...-. 11 05a 642 p
J8aI 1IArlSpartansburg Lv 10 a 8 15p
D r... ksheville r..vO a 8 00p
.za yo all mneal en osso.
*tule mA5itedand: .m;sot
an leav ren . A.nd .le divasion,
et Liied a :5p .
wnlast.n aa4 Ase. le,
ALst K. GA'0 8 N/Das. g
S8priag------.-.-----........00a m
LSpnrtanburg-.-----...-........... 0 00 a m
Roebuck. """"''''.''""......... 84 p m
Ar Glenn Hpstig 44.'''."',.".,:.."'"" ,
1B HlSmpsaon. President.
BL.UE RIDGE RALROAD
H. 0. BEA'b-TI.E Receiver.
aetween A fuderson a,.d WOihalla
EASTBOUND -WISTDOUNiD.
MiMied.
No. I. Station. No. I
ArI 0 am ..Anderson....'..v 8 85pm
Ar08 am .D"'"euver........v 8 56 pii
Ar 102lam:::::::::ons"s .-----v f 0 pn
A r 10 8 ams....herry's Crossin.'.v4 2: p.
AOOam..dams' (Irusain...v 29 pn
Arg940 am j..8.,..nea...... JLv 447pm
Ar 965 am,....est. Union.LVII
Sn...~.Walhanlla . 6I
Connections at 8eno wit S. er nt nd II
a t Asieerson~ with Rn Railway NOR. II and 9.
*fl al~i e4Ou.d at ..u *'5nator.
Pj,M a5..Enared
IasI
IMDULE
TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
'caital City Route."
h1orte4t lio between all pi1niral 0ttea
N )rth, lCst, Houth and Wet.
Rolieduilo in eifet ep. 1, 1901,
Central Tlimo. Local At.
tially. )aily. lanta to
forthbounil #o .4 Clinton.
,v savaln' -al....... It 31) pim 1 Si pm
Farax ............ 1 09 am 3 4u pm
Ivimma! k..... ... I tOamn 4 27 pm
Eistern Time.
Colu ? bia......... 4 10 am 7 05 pm
Can den........ 6 67 am 8 00 pin
C'heraw ...... ..... 6.39a1m 9 10 pm
,r flailet ........... 7 w. am to 5 pin No 52..
v 4.0lhounl Vails -00 am 421 pm 12 23 am
A i1vill ........ I Sa q1i 1 pm 12 57 pm
(ireontiwot .. 160 am" a IV pi. 122 pm
Cliito n.... ...... 12 i al/ 1i o: pm 2 16 pm
.'t rl be e............ 3 ".1 am 6 53 pim
Cl.ui-tor... .. 10 nt 721 i n
tawlia Jct ... I 3 wm 7 44 pm)
r I 4 I ...... ...... 7 0. a11 10 I 0 p I
,v litmi,-t ........ .. 1 2 aim 10.1 ) pin
Lr haa -igh............1l, 15 ain I 30 ai
l'vtorg ..... 2 26 pi 5 54 an
it clit ond....... 3 (- 1 6 6s am
Washington.... 1 36 pn 10 10 arr.
Rai w .o ........11 25 pna 11 26 am
1b1lau00phin ... 2 5'1 am I 36 pin
N( w Yo k......... 63 a 4 .5 pin
'i1,tt.t-No)r'k I62 l)ii T15 am
Eastorn Tiie. ~
loutlbound. daily. Daily.
81 27
Av Cheraw............ 7 11 am I1 0 pm
Camden ........... 8 34 am 12 63 aul
Central Time.
(olumbia......... 8 40 am 1 06 am
Denmark......... 9 52 am 2 17 am
Fairtax ............10 10 am 2 57 am
kr Bavannah.........IA 05 pm 4 40 am
Jaoksonvill-%... 3 (0 pm 9 05 am
Tampa ............. 6 (0 am 5 40 pm
Eastern TI ie. Local
Lv Catawba.......... 9 01 am 12 57 am Cint'n to
( hester .......... 9 45 am 12 85 am Atlanta
Carlislo ............10*1 am 2 0 am No. 5
Cilinton ............I 06 am 2 57 am 2 45pm
(reenwood......It 12 pm 3 43 am 8 85pm
Abbeville.........12 N pmt 4 10 am 4 07 pm
Calhoun Falls..12 60 pu 4 38 am 4 45 pm
Ar Atlins...... ..... 221 pna d 18 am 6 ;9 pm
A t. linta ........ . 4 r5 pin 8 ro . m 'it) ti
1Duu i, NewIberr.> atid Lauruns tatlw, y,
train No. 62 leaving Columbia, Union Bta.
tion, at ii 0 am dtaily, connec'. at linton
with 8. A. L Railway. No. 53, affording
KhorteRt and quickest route by several hours
to Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashvilo St. Louis,
Chicago and all points Wost.
Close cotanwctioni at, Petersburg. ttchrMond,
WashIngton PortAwouth Norfolk, Columbia,
Savannah, Jaok8onville an)d Atanta. with
divergintg lines.
Magnillicont vestibule trains carrying
throughPullman sleepit.g cars botween all
princlipal poinlts.
8. A. L. Railway 1,000 mile books are good
over C., N. and L. Itallway; also to Washing.
ton, D. C.
For reduced rates, Pullman reservations.
e.e, apiply to
W. P. Scruggs. T. P. A.,
savannah,Ga
J. Il. Barr, 1st V. P, & 0. M.
It. E. L. Hunch, G. P. A. Portsmouth. Va.
In Effect Hunday, October 6, 1931.
(Eastern Standard Time.
Bouthbound. Northbouna
STATION8.
A bi. A.M. P.M. P.M.
7 45a Lv Atlanta (8 A.L) Ar. 8 0
10 Ila Athens 5 28
11 l6a Elberton 4 18
12 23p Abbevil.e 3 1b
.2 4bp Greenwood 2 48
1 35p Ar Clinton Ly. 2 00
(C.&w 0.)
10 00a Lv Olenin .prings Ar 4 00
11 46a Sparanburm 8 10
12 Ulp Greenville 3 0-1
(Harris Springs)
12 62p Waterloo 2 06
1 i r Laurens(Din'r) Lv 1 88
22 63 62 85
Daily Frt ly Ft -
ERx sun. Ex Run
A m. A.M P1e A 1
6)m 202 .v t.aurens Ar 1 47 600
6 .0 218" Parka Ar 140 450
-225 .Clinton.. 126 480
. 2.9 .Kinard.. 106 8340
.. 2 46 .Gary.--- 1 00 3 31
J 2 5i ..Jalapa.. 121f6 3 22
3 thd 1ewberry 12 42 800
t : 5 3 i i'rosperity 12 291 2 22
.: 3 0 .8t1ghs.... 12 20 2 02
1 55 3:(4 '.t Mountain 12 16 1 6
i 15 34> ...Chapini... 1203 139
1124 351 Hilton 1157 129
9 29 3 55 W hite Rock 11654 1 24
9 37 4 '0 Hallontine il 49 1 15
9 52 - 4i9 ....rmo.14.. 1 100
10 02 41 l' ..Leaphart.. 11 31 12 48
10 80 4 0 ArColumnbiaLv li ,0 12 30
4 6 Eveoiu'a ba ( ..c..Ar I1 (0
6 25 Sumter 9 .40
8 30 A r Charleston Lv 7 00
For Rates, Tm Tals, orurhe informia.
lion call 'an any Agent, or write to
W. 0. CHILDS, T. M. EMERSON,
Prestidett . Trafic Managor,
.J. F'. LIVIN(l4TON, 11. M. ICMER80 N.
8.Art, Oien'l Frt. 54 Pass Agt,
enin-A. o nminE,nn N (n
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
PAS8ENGER D)EPARMENT
WILMINGTON, N. C. Nov. 24d, 90
CONDENSED tIOIEDTLE.
GoiNo W EST: In Efleet NOV. 21 GJOINO EAs?
*No. 52- 1901 No. 63.
6840 am Lv.Charleston,S.c..Ar 920 pm
8 0am L v........Lanes......A r 7 40 pm
9 2 mL .........umter.......Ar 6 18pm
1 0 am a.r.......Columbia ....Lv 4 40pm
12 29 pm A r...Prosperit,y.....Lv 224 pin
12dZ}pm Ar......Newberry.......Lv 2 0Opm
1 25 pmAr..... Clinton.......Lv 125ipm
1 7 mA ........aurens.....LV 2 %pm
8 25 pmn Ar.......renville...Lv 11 10 pm
S 8opm .~r.Sartabui .Lv 11 00 am
7 18 1p.z A r....W innboro.....Lv 10 s an
92Opm Ar.Charlotto, N C....LVS-l10am
6 11 pm ArHendersonyie N.~U~ O.Lv ~~0
7 15 pmn Ar.....Asheville......Lv 800
*Daily .
Nos. 62 and 63 Soliid tre.ins between Chiarle
ton and Gree.nville, 13 C.
H \L.EMEtR8 ,. en. Pase Aet.
J. R. KENLY, T. M. EM IBN
(lnI-Mansi Trafile' Mana
Charleston anti WQstorn Carolina Rwi 01
Augus8ta and Asheville Short Lino
8ehedule In Efifect Iec. 29, 1901.
Leave Augusta..........0 05 a m 8 (0 p an
A rrlveo Green wood........1 Jpm ..,...,
Anderson......................2 5
I aurens............10.p m 6385a m
Waterloo( H. 8.). 112 p m ......,..
Greenville..,..12 22 p m 9 30 am
G lenn 8prings.....45 p .......
Spartanburg.......3 0p m 9 00a m
Hendrsovill.... 603 p m .......,
Asheville....... 7 16 p m .......
LeavesAsheyline.......... 7 0p m . .....
8 artalnburg .....12 i5 a m 8 30 p9m
Spnn8rings..............
Greenvi Ile........2 22 pm I 45 p
Laurens............0 p m 80 p m
Arrive Waterloo (H1. 8.4. 2 88 p m .......
Green wood........07 pm 745 pm
Leave A nde ron.....................25am
August a........6.. 5 40p mn II 85 inm
Alle dal............ ., ... 6 20) pmn
Fairfax............... ....6 2pm
Yeowassee.......... 40am 7 35pm
Beaufort............0 a. 8 35 Pm5
Port,Royal.....1100am 4 4 pD
SAr. S avannah......................... .....,
8avannah.............0 ..., ........
Beautort ...........140 pm 5 0am
Fairfax........,.....,.,,., p 4a
&trive Augusta....................10 00 an:
Cse connetion *i6 Greenwood forall
points onS8. A. L. and 0. an d G. Railway, and
It t partanbnrg with Southern RaIlwa. .oh
For any in ormnation relative to itekt
'ites, Rehedulos, address
W. J1. CRAIG, Gen. Pas. gWis
EM.N 0NH r 'e, Manager.