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T11 8rurS OF CAIRO. A Good Timot 'an be tad in the Beautiful OrMent at the Wet,-Indi-en expooitlon. There are many great exbibits at the South Carolina loterstate and West Indian Exposition, there are many marvelous things. There are sights, sounds and sensations to suit every shade of human taste; pro found things for the profound, artis tic things for the artistic, sentimental things for the sentimental and mor als aplenty for the moralists. But if one is looking simply for a good time, for pureImadulterated fun, it can be had in the Beautiful Orient and in big bunches. At a step one finds one's self in the midst of a maze of narrow, wind ing streets flanked with quaint look ing market stalls, stately mosques, solemn temples and graceful mina rets, all clothed in the gorgeous eol ors so dear to the Eastern heart. On every side arises a babel of strange sounds, the - din of drums, the falsetto squeak of queer reed in - struments, the droning chant of mos lem prayers, the hoarse shouts of camel driws, the shrill cries of hawk e vending their wares, the grunt - ing of camels, the braying of diminu tive donkeys, the trumpeting of ele phants; a medley of wild, weird mu sia and the jargon of many tongues. For here is a motley and polyglot throng of many peoples and of my riad languages. The turbaned Turk strides abreast of the skirted Greek; the white shrouded Algerian rubs el bows with the swarthy sheik from the plains of Araby; the natty and bejeweled Persian doffs his fez to the ebony skinned belle of Ethiopta, while the stranger is jtstled by a motley crew of Armenians, Alba nians, Kurds, -Roumanians, Servians, Bulgarians, Nubians, Cingalese, Arabians, Soudanee, Aoyesinians and a host of others, all dressed in their national costumes and puren ing their accastomed occupations with all the noise and confusion of the land of Allah, &Iahomet and Bud dah.- A hustling, bustling, jostling throng arrayed in all the pictures - que splendor of the Far East. * Muleteers and musicians, camel drivers and contortionists, swords men and singing girls, dancers and dervishes, tumblers and tradesmen, jugglers and janizares, houris and hawkers, acrobats and artizans, a shouting, singing, rollicking and ~'ood natured crowd as one may wish toee. K And how the sight-seeing and fun loving American crowds enjoy it! Here indeed is the home of bilarity and the street of folly. Here deco The greatest ambition of Amer loan men and women is to have - .homes blessed with children. The womani afflicted with female dis * ease is constantly menaced with becoming a childless wife. No medicine can restore dead or gans, but Wine of Cardul does regulate derangements that pre vent conception; does prevent miscarriage; does restore weak innctions and shattered nerves and does bring babies to homes barren and desolate for pars. Wine of Cardut- gives women the health and strength to bear heal thy children. You can get a dollar bottle of Wine of Cardul from your dealer. WIKNE CARDUI 148 Market 6.treet, Memphi Ten., April 14 901. Wine of CarAui and one pkaeof Thedford's Black-Draught. haden married sifteen years and had never given birth to achild until I took Winie of Cardui. Now I am mother of afine baby girl which was born March 31,1901. The baby weighs fourteen pounds and I feel as well as a iy person could feeL Now my home is happy and I never will be without Wine of Cardui in my house again. Mrs. J. W. C. SMITH. Fer advice and literature, address, giving ympos "The- Lache,s' Advisory Depart min", he batano~a,Medicine Company, COUCHESTER'S ENGUISH PENNYROYAL PILLS gafe. Always reliable. Ladle., ask Druggist for CEICUIHEE'S ENGLISH in Eed and Gold metallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. Take ne othner. Refhse dangerous subetl gutUens and lmntations. Buy of your Druggist,1 or send 4e. in stamaps for Partienlars, Testi. meiiala and " Belier for Ladies," in Lteuer, return Mail. IO,O00 Testimonials. sold by alDruggists. CBICESTUR CHEMICAI, 00. 3MB MadIam U.mmpm ~WILA ~A um is laid aside, diguit, thrown to be winds. Yonder go a blushing bride an d a lashing groom spending a brief mio ment of their h ,neymoon on the ,waying, lurching back of a camel; there a staid and steady old baik*r i being jolted alog tbe Stroots of Cairo on an vqnily sagacv)u, dou key; here a motherly looking matron is seen clamoering on to the broad back .f a kneeling elepbaat; old aid young of both sexes and all stattoa catch the inflection of the moment and join in the jollity of the occasion. Busy politicians forget the plots and plans of party and faction to jounce up and down on the vertebrae of an Algerian ass; overworked business men forget their cares in a camel ride and laugh themselves red and reckless as they roll and pitch on the hurricane deck of this ambling "shiF of the desert;" thoughtless studentE forsake their books and revel In thE delights of the Oriental theatre and grizzled veterans share with roys. tering youths their admiration of the grace and beauty of the dancing girls or the gruesome thrills evokec by the grotesque torture dance. AFrEB BARTOW WARREN. Gov Kc%wvenv-y Off- re a t..ward of 81,00( for His Capture. Governor McSweeney has issued i proclamation, recalling the murdei at Branchville of Tom Watson b3 Bartow Warren, and offering a re ward of $1,000 for his capture. Baet of this act lies the story and caree1 of a desperate and vengeful man Born in the vicinity of his latesi crimes and respectably connected Warren followed ihe bent of a reck less and adventurous disposition, en listed in the army during the wai with Spain, but deserted and weni to the far west. Drifting back to Branchville with, out money and in doubtful repnte he broached to two of his acquaint anes (Watson and Connor) a plai to hold up and robh a Southern rail wv train. They refused to join him b- he boarded the train and seerted himself on the baggage car platform from where, masked and with re volver in. hand, he forced entrance into the express car, secured whal little money the expressmnan had and decamped in the darkn~ess. He was speedily apprended ani several months later was arraignei for his crime. The trial brought oun such evidence of guilt that, dispiti strenuous efforts made to obtain hit aquital, the jury was unable t< agree One of the principal witnessel against him was Watson. *Both mer returned to Brauchville, and one eve ning while Watson was seated on thi steps of one of the village stor's War ren without warning shot him t< death. Since the commission of that cold blooded deed he has disappeare< from this part of the country. Bu justice never sleeps, and Gov. Mc Sweeney's proclamation is a reminde of that determination which all goo< people will accept as evidence tha under his administration the las will and shall be vindicated and hu man life protected to the utmor power of the State. It is a notable co&ncidence that or the same railroad another train wai attacked by several men in the sam< Locality last week and robbed ot small amount of money. The rail road and express companies have, ir conjunction with the State, offered reward of $1,000 for the apprehen sion of thie thieves. So far no clu, to their idenity has been obtained Nevertheless the State officers aitC officials of the railway and expres companies may he depended on t< push the affair to a finish. Speaking to a representative 01 he News and Courier, an expres' official remarked yesterda : "h policy of the Southern Express comn pany in such cases is well known. [t will spare no effort, nor count ex pense, in bringing these highway men to justice. As a matter of fact they only got about twelve dollars out of the raid. Nevertheless, a sense of obligation to our patrons and a sentiment of public duty for the maintenance of law and order, as well as for self protection, make it imnper ative for us to use every resource of bl e company to punish t bose who de predate upon it. "You may say that we have no in o ormation to give out crng >resent progress in the case, but tat iotwithstandiog the trivial loss su id, relentless pursuit and retri >ution will follow this gang until thy have expiated their crime and are put ~ ~ V A.N .aU V Y .8F uaa a w.a w* . - --- STATE S. s. CONVENTION. %'Onth CarollisR %s4ocltti ,n rmioeti at Green wmid this Year. The following offi-ial announce mout has beei imado, dated at New berry' To Pastors and Superintendents. The South Car:lina Sunday School associafion will be convened in an nual session in Greenwood, S. C., March 25-2-. A very interesting convention is promised. In addition to prominent and forceful speakers and Sunday school workers of oui own State, we will have with us, aE the representative of the interna tional executive committee, Mr. Chas D. Meigs of Indianapolis, Ind., oni of the foremost Sunday school work ers of the great west. Mr. Meig. will discuss topics of great interes1 to the Sunday schools. At thi forthcoming convention delegate, will be elected to the 10th Interna tional convention to be held in Den ver, Col., next Jane. . We appeal t< the Christian peop.e of our belove' commonwealth who are specially in terested in this great cause to iden tify themselves with this organizei movement to the end that the con vention may be an assured success Let pastors and superintendents tak< up this matter at once, with thei teachers, presenting the great nee< of larger equipment and the benefiti to be derived by attendance upon al the sessions of the convention. Tb railroads will extend the usual court esy of reduced rates. The good peo ple of Greenwood will entertain al delegates. For programmes add es Wm. 1. Pelbam, chairman, execn tive committee. The county papers are asked t copy this notice. PO-%1'3V4TEK 0F GREENVILLE. Mr. Richardson Cannoi. be' onfirtned Rf caus-i the Gree-ville News D.nounced St ua or TI1lmAn. [News and Courier.] Washington, February 6.-Jel Richardon1, of the Greenville News who was receAntly appointed post master at Greenville was here to as certain who is blocking his confirmna tion. He did niot bave to go far ti find out that he is stubbornly op posed by Senator Tiliman. Sen stors Tillmnan anid McLanrin are di vided on the subje~ct and the Presi dent has had both of the South Caro lina Senators at the White Hons t recently, with the hope that a com promise of some kini might b reached which would result in th confirmation of Mr. Richairdson It is understood that Senator Till man refuses to withdraw his opposi tion on the ground that Richard-o has gone out of his way to hea personal abuse upon him through th AU HRun Dowa If you feel all worn out, have very little work or sickness, try VINOL on our guai - Pale Weomen need a tonic-reconstructor that will create fle tfaces show that the blood is poor and thin an will correct such troubles as sure as the delicious. Try it on our guarantee. I DebHlItated-a L Why drag out an existence without life Stinually tired. We guarantee VINOL will t If you do not feel well try VINOL. Ifit doi Cain FIesh-M You can get fat without taking disag: system does not create fat. We believe VI] preparation containing grease. We have creates strength. Try on our guarantee Only those who actually suffer know its .produces many serious complications and exn when a scientific remedy enabies the stoma miedicine that will do this so successfully aa Old People need a strengthening and invigorating rebuil cases. We guarantee to give strength and I from disease or old age. Try it on our gu NursIng Met hers If women with nursing babies who ha strength would take VINOL, we know posit You know the life and future development o Try it on our guarantee. Chronlo Colds S-esgso agraed n i uered sinL is dagethearydicne mig uinhecked.e VNO ups the stoach adiin Wins E. dsnopsEI h A t Mahanits W E PilH AM columns of his newspaper. Senato Tilliman declines to accept any ex planation or permit the responsi bility for the objectionable article to be shifted to otber shoulder than those of Mr. Richardson's. 1 his opposition to Mr. Richardson i personal grounds he is su3tained b a long line of Senatorial precedent and, unless he can be induced t yield to the appeals of Mr. Richard son's friends, the indications are tha the appointment will fail of confij mation. The case involves the long an bitter personal controversy betwee Senator Tillman and Mr. A. B. Wi hams, the owner of the Greenvill News, who at present resides in Rie mond. It is understood that Mi Williams. desired to assume the ri sponsibility for the Anti-Tillman ai ticles which have from time to tia appeared in the Greenville pape but Senator Tillman is not dispose to take that view of the situation. The Designer for March containi among ether attractive features, thrE short stories -"The Relenting of Ser ator Marsh," "The New Dress," ar "What Happened to Miss Millicent the last for juvenile readers. I fancy work this number is replel giving instruction in embroidery the latest style, lace work and croche Suggestions for entertainments a given in "An Irish Potato Party" i 1" A Green Goods Sociable," also the little parlor drama, "The Calf Gold," to be enacted by amatei Thespians. "What Women Are D ing" is a new and interesting depar meut, so, too, are "Toilet-Tab Chat" and "In Motherland," the I tles of which index their charact( Among the special fashion featur are many designs for "Dainty Li gerie," in addition to the usual mod of the month for adults and jnvenil( An expert milliner by aid of pictur an i text tells just how to make ti fashionable Spring bonnets, and tl able writer of "Points on Dressm a ing" instructs amateurs in the Ma ing of exquisite underwear. "Bo< Notes," "Fashions and Fabric. b ints on etiquette and numerous sav ry recipes for cookery are alsoi eluded in the list of seasonable ai valuable items. New SleepIng Car LIOe to Uharleston. Southern Railway announces eats lishmentof additional sleeping car Ii to Cnarleston, S. (C., from Cincinna Chattaoogia and Atlanta via Augus1 sout bbound leaving Cincinnati at 8: Sp in , Chattanoogas at 6:45 a. m , Aila ta 3:10 p m , Augut.a 11:90 p in.> riving in Charlesto at 7 a in F turning, N-ave~ (Ch;arlstoni at 11 p r arriv at Augusta at 7:15 a. in, Atlac 12:45 p m , Chattanooga 9:50 p. r Cincinnati 8:10 a in. IOn this sleeping car line will be ha -died Pullman s'Neping cars, and ti Scoin plet es thbe excellent ser vice afford by the Southern Railway and its cc nec tions to Charleston on account Bthe exposition. >R -Ne Appetlte. appetite, and not much sleep caused by ovrs ntee. -Pale Children h and make pure, red blood. Pale, hgr t also indicate Imperfect digestion. OL sun shines. Children love VINOL It is no Ill Tired Out. r ambition ? It is not natural to feel con ring life, strength and vigor to the debilitated. s not help you your money will be refunded. Let Strength. eable Cod LIver 011. Fat taken Into the OL will create flesh quicker than any other roved in many cases that VINOL quickly -Dyspepsia. terrors, for to them life Is robbedcof all joy. It feebles the entire systern. Relief only comes ah to proel assimilate food. There Is no VINOL. Tyit on our guarantes. Weak Peeple der. VINOL Is of exceptional tvalue in such ealth to those who are weak and debilitated rantee.. -Weak Methers, re diffiulty In keeping up their health and ely that the best results would be obtained. the child depends upon proper nourishment. -Haking Ceugh,> t as well commit suicide as to let them go ded. Unlike other Cod Liver Oil Preparf elicious to the taste. Try It on ciarguarantes. & O ,hrgit ruggis r ON A WHEEL t: rfreq an accident happens is a bottle of I t n d ukce 0 ,d Rulnnlf need not become body. If they do ej ME) -. MUSTANG re will thoroughly, c [n i nently cure these Df is no guess work C r iment is used a ci D YOU DON'T KNOW E le Mustang jiniment. 1is a flcrl k r. -- A/ I8. A Free Pictu id: Any veteran, who contemplates April 22nd to 25th, will receiv Robert E. Lee, and a copy of framing), if he will send us his b and address of the Camp to whi De Your best route to Cotton Belt operates Memphis to Dallas a . change. These tral 05 Ievening. after the a offering you close ce r W.LBAIRD, Traveling e- E.W. L.a ULAUME, Genet 2 ATLANTIC 'OAST LINE *-FAS"I LINE of Between Charleston and Columbia Upper South Carolina and Nort] SCarolina. TRAFFIC 1DEPARTMIENT, WIL3IINGTON, N. C.. Jan 1-th, 19.2 CONDENSEO ACHED.'LE. GOING W EST: In Effect JAY. 15 anois E4o No No. No. No. 58 52l 53 59 I5 25 6.00 L..Uiharleston,8. 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N"e. 58 and :9 carre Tbrou-.h Coach be twe-, Char e..t n andit (j.lu nbia. k:1 M E.\iEk( O'J, Ue:t. ?as.enge Agent . .* KE Y T. M.RSN. :Mfikst0ji 8d MS' f Cs~lardlill N uusaand A.sheville Short Line *.av.- M a - .. 0 - a ni 3 -0p .riv,-. t iree:. wood. . 1: p nr ... A.nderiot........ .......... -a 5 -l bau--n .. 1I p rr ,35 a Waterloo H 8...17 ' f . .. ,re:'nville~ .p... 3:P 9.4! ar (4iern'' .p: n s.. 4 4 p nI - 8p.:tan btturg.... *3 .0 p mi 9I a ni 8,2nda ... ... 5.3 i m . H ,wh-r-- il.e ..b 0. p [ .. A sbevne. .. . 7 15 p m . ~.Ah' viIle .. 0 p in -- Spartanbu1re . ...25a m 3 3t p' Gle:.n Spri ga. ....... Gre",uvilIo ...... 12 p mT 1 4- p Lanrens.. .......~ 0 P Wl G E P I rr e Wterbe.o, R .).2: .p e --A11r'i.ta ....... .........~? \ Ien dale .. Op ~ait~t................ 32 px re $?~.. 10 cmi 7 0 ' CoM'. nisP:,...........- - . -------. sr avanII n ah.i............... ... --... Poirt Roy:sT ..... 1 00 pm , 40 a Bearor ....... 1 0 pm 5 5 an i em a'see- .. 5-C pm " 40 an Fr..irfax ......................... 7 44 t-D Ai!en d aie....... ... .... ....... '* A rri ve A,nisut'. ..... ...... .... ... . I O0 0 an -Close con nection at Grenwood for al poinson 9. a4. L. and C. and G. Railway,.arn t .r,artanbnre with Southern Railway. Wanr any information relative 'n fick'e W ho l.T 9 drW -nPa.Ai WATnRAT .G nata ~A A ngnata, HOn1 Ag IiM NOM1RHSo. rt' .'on COCAINNETdf MAamJjS C0abiNnre WHtSKYto QPabits Inared aty Hanatred ofrfrin m, 2 n 80ar days~pc. Hundreds of refe8 remetsyeart aReEi. Addreos B.om Treatmet Men D.E. Address Ca a u onn L L EV- M. D.. Atlanta. CS. uent17m'.ets with tdisaster. A~ --. icienIt (14oet4 r to have with von u~ a. 11 klexican Mustang Liniment. plfL g fixture upon your it is your fault, forL (ICAN iLINIMENT uickly and penna afflictions. There bout it ; if this lin ire wviii follow. quickly a burn or scald can he cured 1 you have treated it with Mexican healer it stands at the very top. re of Geni.Lee attending the Reunion at Dallas, e a handsome picture of General his farewell address (suitable for name and address, and the name ch he belongs. Dallas will be via Memphis The Sts own trains (two each day ) from and other Texas cities without ns leave Memphis. morning and rrival of trains via all lines, thus nnectons and excellent service. Passeger Ageat, Atlata, Ga. al Passeger and Tidket Agest, St. Less, ka SOU i!HER49 RAILWAY. n4,'nneRd 'lehedme in E3Oee June 30th, 1901. C. bTAT1ONS. No. . NL. 1. 9 .L. harie.sin~........~110~~p mn ~TOO a o " umme.crville... 12 w0 n't 7 41 a o 5 " Branciivilie........2 10 a mn 9 010 * if *Oran.gburg ........ 2 45 a m 9 28 a in .. " Kingv-..... ... .... ..... 4 u a m 1024a ~~..W...av...ab......... ...12 30 a ma 12 80 a m .. " Bar..e.............. 4Ja m 4 18a m .." a,-k ville........... 4 2 a an 42$a in -- Lv. Columbia.........6 00) a mn 11 80 a in " ro,.s ....... 14 aim 12 20 n'n .Ninety-Six......... s 0 am 1 80 p m . "(treenwood........ 50 arm 2 0p m ..Ar Heus........9 1i5 a m 2 25 p - e A!>beilt.. .........8.350pm i940am r. Beliton ....... 71 p i '125 a m Ev.BAti.rson .. . .~~I am 1045apm ...rei..I........... 0 apm 1110apm tiui.9~T 0635p m 10_.p_m IL. MTTiOe 8'0pm 16. N.2. . LA. Gre-,nliio...........8 5 2 p ti 9 40 a m . " Pemont.......... 0pm i410 p5am . . Awli.rrvn..........1 15 p mn 110 15 a -- Ar oaa........... 1 8 P5 i 11 24 p m .Alevle.... ...905 pnm 12 01n I. Bil .n....... 8 i20i p2 11 a mn Sau Ar.Grenoo........... 8~ 5a m 11 50 a in " NOe:-.ix..... 95 10 m 42p m - STw': r.. ... ... . 10 15 p m 11 p im " r oh: ri t'y........ 10 82 p mI 124 p m "ai Coluumia ...... '11N 50 p m 40 ap " avajn~ a .h..... . a. . .. 4 0 42 55 am 2 in -i::. .' . .... :2 32 a i 8~ 4 li~m " 5a ~ ; Ora:v.. : . z..... r8 2. 45 a m 4 4 Ba1 . .2 , .i ... .:W | . a . p m "2 Su m r i. -....... ki3 5 57Ar 4 p in 4Ar. Charlat n . i i 80 7 8 4 ~ S.A 4 NL .h 'Il 1'J p Ola fl~ b:1 lniu 'r !l p 7 1d)a 00ni a a - saneri: - 6 42 p 5452 2 45~. aj 8 1 aA-sOra.;elr g "v 4 -:2 a 8 45 a 4'i~ .aan~n~ah r . 46 8 (a 86a3 " '..B.- ehu.ll " .... S0oa 15 a, 32 and "o ...aC.niln... " !nin oars1 9n 84he e jis sev all.0-8: el. enr1b ute5. Trai2 eave 1 ;Arspar tan burg. Lv C. 3diaiule5 85e tibue l.sarnted anburg A p in. south 0 00ur p :U i r...A:15hp.ine... 11:403 a 3. tVtp "Pe p.:ne) m.li "A" a. m. ""ngt n ,r8i and us, on :5a. and,C.:divi.io. inz1.in.ar Vestiue Limiited). and 55 p. mn.; south und. 2:,0 a. mz..4 81 p.., 11:40pa.m., (Vest* 2bule .imited'), and 10:3 a. mn. Tr:!:v leve Jcrsenvlle A.4 an.ivnai.in Tains l a.nd 1i 1-Pullmnan jaleern Oars et wen harl a o and Asheville. PRAN K e. ' A NN 8. H. H:A RDWIOK, Third V-P'. L& Gen. Igr., Gen. Pas. Aget, Washing-tob D. O. Washington,. 0. W.H. T A -LOR. W.E UNT, Ast.C a t i.Ps main r naa.,1a=+a=. ilt . Mi& 8% WLWAL S- .TRAINS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE "Iital City Rante." horLet line betwet-1) all priti1pal cileti North, Kast 9-nutb and West. Schedule in effect Dec. 1, 1901. Central Time. Lom.1 A . Daily. Daily lant i4 qorthbound 63 .34 Cl. n v Ravanr s h....... 1!i pm -55 pm Fairax ........... t o9 am 3 4t) pM lten'rra-k ... 1 -0 a-. 4 27 pm Eastern Time. Colur bia......... 4 0 a: 7 05 pm Car den............ 5l7.im 8 0opm Cl.traw ............ 6 39 a:U 9 to pm Lr Hamlet ............ 7 0 am 10 15 pm No. 5.. Lv ,a)houin 7alls 1 00 am 4 21 pm 12 25 - in Abbeville ........ 13: am 4 51 pm 12 57 pin Ureeuwood ..... 1 66 am 5 i pm 1 22 1-111 Clinton..... ...... 2 45 ar 6 08 pm 2 15 In Carlisle............ 33 ain 6 53 pm Chetter... 4 0- am 7 21 pm - ttawbu Jet.... 4 3'. am 7 At pn) Ar Hamlet.. ..... 7 00 am Ii pm Lv Harmlet ....... 7 25 am 10 40 pm Ar Rleigh............lt 15 aTI 130am jPbeteisourg. 2 26 pm 5 54 am tRichmond.... 3 05 pm 6 35 am WashiLgtOn1.... 6 3 pm 10 10 aM Baltimore .....1125 pm 1126 am Philadelphia.... 2 56 am 136 pm New York. 6 30 am 4 15 pm P'tsLouth-Norf'k 52.5 pm 7 15 am Eastern Time. Southbound Daily. Daily. 31 27 Lv Cheraw............ 7 11 am 1 (16 pm Camden .......... 8 34 am 12 53 am Central Time. Columbia......... S 40 am 1 M am Denmark......... 9 2 am2 Am Fairfax ..........10 30 am 27a Ar Sava- uah ...12 05 pm 4 4uawn J- cksonvill-,... 3 :0 pm 9 0a Taupa.......... 5 4am 5610pw Eastern Time. Local Lv Catawba...... . 9 01 am 12 5 am Cintn to (hester. 945am 12 35am Atlanta Carlisle .....10 1) am 2 0t) am No. 5S Cituton...... I06am2 57 am 245pm Greenwood.t12D S 4 am 8 8pm Abbevile...... p 2 am 4 10m 407 pm Calhoun Falls.12.50 p 4:18 am 445 pu Ar Athens ......1..... 9 pm 1 13 am 69 pm Carlata . ..... 5m 2 pn 8Em 8 50pa k;jL')ia, Newbtrr) aid Laurcns RalIwi-y, train No 52 leaving Ci,lumbia. Union sta-~ ion, at 20 am daIly, connects at 2inpon with S A, L Railway. No. 53, affording ortestand quickest ruteby several hours to Atlante, Chattanoo. Nashville. St. Loui Chicago and all poinw 384tp Close ea)L.nctwon at Peterdburg. Richmond, Washington Praiouth Norfolk Unionmbia Savannah, Jrksonville and AtfLta. With divergi-,a, IiDes. Magnfieent qucestibule traeis carrylo throultlaman sleepN.g car betwt.n ai princi.a l p oints. S. A L. Railway 1,000 nille books are 1:ood over %,., X aud . ailway; also to Wshing tou. P). C. For re-ducA r.Aos. P'uilman reservatiot-. e...'applytoo W. P crgsT PA. Savannah, Ga h J.M.1arr It V.P, a. M. ft. A. L. lwuach, 00. P. A. Portsinauth. Va. toLu.riu>.iC. e n. al..ply to na, koe 6 9 W.sLr: P Scrugas, Ti.PA. J. M.& Har stV P &G.. . E. L. Hunch AG.I P. A.L Pors t, Va. In Efec Elr.a,to be 6, 9.8 72 458pL Arelaoal s .)4r I 35p A: Clint * liy 'At .....(C.&W C.) 10 0.a Lv (ileuni springs Ar at 11 45a -par anburw .310 1220Ip Green -: Ll 3 0' (Harris~ Springat) 2 125p W .terloo 20 1 IRt ar r.auren:s(utin'r) 1.v I :*1 22 53 52 85 Daily Fri Dly FL' Ex Run Ex Hun A v. k M. PM &.M 6 00 '202 a.,v Laureina Ar 1 47 600 6P0 2L8" Parks Ar 141 450 6 4) 2 21 ..ClintoL. 1 25 430 6 8 2 82 'Goldvilk i 2 3 51 7 08 2..9 .Kinard.. 1 06 8 40 7 17 2 46 Gary... 100 8 31 7 26 2651 .Jalapa. 1205 3822 8,O 3106 Newberry 1242 800 32;> 320 P'rosperity 1229 222 84/. 3 0 ..Slighti.... [2'ml 202 8 56 3 34 :.a Mountain 12 16 16 9315 3 4 ...Chapln... .2 03 1 '19 9 24 3 51 HI!ton iN57 1 29 9-29 3 55 W hite Rock il164 Iz'/ 9 3's 4 0 Rallen tinue 1149 1 15 9 52 4 i9 . ....rmo..... 11t~ toO 10 02 4 l'5 ..Leaphairt.. !! 3: 12 4$ 10 30 4 :0 Aroluat:bial.-.1 :0 :j 2 3 4 :5 LvColuun bia (A C L.)A r 1! 30 5.25 Sumter 94. 8 30 A r Ch:arleston Lv 7 0)0 For Rates, Time Tabl. s, or further in'atr,ma iont call 'an ay 4gent, or write to W 0 CHILDsa, T1 hi EMER$N. President. T -affie Man.ager. .F. LIVINAMTON, Hi . . MERSON. 9ot. Ag?. en'1 9'rf & a Agt Col1i,ehtaz - ''Wa ng . - N LUE 816E RAIltVRO B. C. BEA4 ru, Receiver betWePtn Aai.,ders.,ti - d Wat alia. '4o. 12. stait1ionsJ No. I r I 0ain ............Arnde-rNon ......... .Lv 3 36 pm Ar .4am.........De er..... ... v 6 pmf Ar 10 P am...... ....Autuna....... T.v 4 05pm .'.r 10 22 am....... Pedletn....Lv 4 L4 pm A rl 0 3am.....Cherry's ('rOSSinlg. l.v4 23 pm r10 07 am. Ada ms' Crosin. 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