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ADJVIVE 'T0 A V(UN1U rtl-N. S%nd aud s.vsible Wo;ds from a No'ed Pseacher to His Son. The following letter from Henry Ward Beecher to his son is authen tic'and should be carefully pondered by every young man: Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1878. My Dear Herbert:-You are now for the first time really launched into life for yourself. You go from your father's house, and from all family connections, to make your own way in the world. It is a good time to make a new start, to cast out faults of whose evil you have had an ex perience, and to take on habits the want of which you have found to be . so damaging. 1. You must not, go into debt. . Avoid debt as you would the devil. Make it a fundamental rule: No debt -csh or nothing. 2. Make few promises. Religi ously observe even the smallest promise. A man who means to keep his promises cannot afford to make many. 3. Be scrupulously careful in all statements. Accuracy and perfect frankness, no guess work. Either nothing or accurate truth. 4. When working for others, sink yourself out of sight, seek their in terest. Make yourself necessary to those who employ you, by industry, fidelity and scrupulons integrity. Selfishness is fatal. 5. Hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anybody else expects of you. Demand more of yourself than any body else expects of you. Keep your personal stand ard high. Never excuse yourself to yourself. Be a hard master to your self; he lenient to eve body else. 6. Concentrate your force on your proper business; do not turn off. Be constant, steadfast, persevering. 7. The art of maiking one's fortune is to spend nothing. In this coun try any intelligent and industrious young man-may become rich if he 'stops all leaks and is not in a hurry. Do not haste; be patient. 8. Do not speculate or gamble. You, go to a land where everybody is excited and strives to make money suddenly, largely, and without work ing for it. They blow soap bubbles. Steady, patient industry is both the surest and safest way. Greediness and haste are two evils that destroy tho'usands every year. 9. In regard to Mr. B., he is a Southern gentleman; he- is receiving you as a favor to me; do not let him regret it 10. I beseech you to correct one fault-severe speech of others; never speak evil of any man, no matter what the facts may be. Hasty, fault finding and severe speech of absont AFTER_GRIPPE Vinol Will Restore Strength and Appetite Quickly.__ Take It To Prevent The Crippe. The grippe is a disease which seems to .become more prevalent every year. It .becomes almost a habit Those who have had it~once can scarcely get through the following winter without having it again, sometimes twice. Everyone should keep their systems toned up. Fortify the human cite del so that it will be impregnable to t'ie on slaughts of this most distressing of all There is nothing that will keep you in c ondition and help better to ward off dis eases than Vinol. There are many people who last winter took Vinol simply as a preventative and have proved conclu sively that by keeping themselves in good condition they escaped the grippe that attacked other members of the family who neglected to take the same precautions. We can tell those who have had the grippe what to take to help them towards speedy recovery. It is this same Vinol. Take it when you first have the grippe. It will not go so hard with you. Your wecovery will be quicker, and when you are able to be out, you will not suffer from those terrible after effects that make this disease so dangerous. Remember that Vinol is strengthening, flesh creating and an arrester of all wasting diseases. "I bought a bottle of Vinol for my wife and two children who were suffering * from the after effects of grippe. They had taken several remedies without doing them any good. The effect of the medi-. cine was so marked that I bought another bottle which made a complete cure, and restored my wife and children to perfect health." N. B. BROWNE, travelling agent for the Phonix Mutual Life Insur ance Co., Atlanta, Ga. Our good opinion of Vinol increases every day. Our faith in It is unbed ed. To prove to you that we believe all we say we will gladly refund its cost if you do not find that it is every hng we claim It to be. W. E.Polham& Son SCROF I bequeath to my children Se attendant horrors, humiliation and s strange legacy to leave to posterity place upon the shoulders of the yoi This treacherous disease dwarfs t the growth and development of th4 child born of blood poison, or scroful is poorly equipped for life's duties. Scrofula is a disease with nu symptoms; enlarged glands or tun and armpits, catarrh of the head, we skin eruptions upon different parts o presence of tubercular or scrofulous and stealthy disease entrenches itsel the bones and tissues, destroys the rE white swelling, a pallid, waxy appea a gradual wasting away of the body. S. combines both purifyin teed entirely,. all scrofulous blood, makes permanent cu the digestion lost properties to the blood and quicl color to the skin and vigor to the we Write us about your case and ou help you in every possible way to rej skin diseases free. THE SWIT people is not honorable, is apt to be unjust and cruel, make enemies to yourself, and is wicked. 11. You must remember that you go to Mr. B, not to learn to manage a'farm like his. One or two thou sand acres, not forty thousand, is tc be your future homestead; but you can learn the care of cattle, sheep, the culture of wheat, climate, coun try, manners and customs, and a hundred things that will be needful. 12. If by integrity, industry and well earned success you deserve well of your fellow-citizens they may iu years to come ask )ou to accep honors. Do not seek them, do not receive them when you are young wait; but when you are established you may make your father's name known with honor in halls of legis lation. Lastly, do not forget your father's and your motht r's God. Because yot will be largely deprived of churcl privileges, you need all the -nerve tc keep your heart before God. Boi do not despise small churches and humble preachers. "Mind not higi thiegs, buit condesend to metz of loy estate." Read often the-proverbs, the pre cepts and duties enjoined in the New Testament. May your father's Goi go with you and protect you. The Lad with the Snow Shovel. "Want yer sidewalk shoveled off, ma'am? I'll have the snow al off in a jiffy, if you say the word to go ahead, ma'am." "No, I guess not," said Mrs. Maxwell, smiling -down at th< small boy and big snow shove before her. 'My servants al ways attend to clearing off th< snowv, and I wouldn't care to birn any one else." "You needn't pay me, ma'am 'll do it for nothin', seein' I ain'1 busy, jest to show you how mued bettter I c'n do it than anybod2 else. Then mnaybe y'ou'll hire m< the next time." "All right. Work away, if yoi wish to do it for nothing," sau Mrs. Maxwell jokingly as sh< closed the door and returned to the supervision of her household. "WVell, I declare if that persis. tent little scamp :hasn't taken me at my word !" she exclaimed as she looked out of the window a few minutes later. "I supposed, oi course, he wvould go away when] accepted his offer to do the worn for nothing; but there he is, hard at work, and I suspect 1 shall have to give him half a dollar when he gets through, even if the servants do growl about having their favor ite job taken away from them." Half an hour later there was a rng at the bell, and Mrs. Maxwell took her purse in her hand and went to the door. She opened it and, as she expected, there stood the lad with the snow shovel. Re moving his cap, with a scrape and a bow, he said :'"I've got my jot done, an' I hope it'll suit you, ma'am, I would've gone on with. out botherin' you ag'inl when I got it done, but I found this shin) breast pin on one of yer doorsteps, ma'amn, right tip next to the railin~ where some one dropped it, an'I thought maybe it might be yourn, ma'am." 'And so it is!'' exclaimed Mrs. Maxwell, eagerly grasping the pin. ''It is my diamond brooch. I missed it last night upon returning from a dri ve in the p.ark, and I have sent a notice to the pa pers ofering a reward of twenty dol lars for its recovery. Though the notice has not been published, yet - . ' ' 1 - ~ - - -- U L A K rofula with all its ufftring. Tls is a o a heavy burden to 5_ t ng. he bodv and hinders faculties, and the b a-taintedI parentage, tb merous and varied gi tors about the neck Lk eves and dreadful in f the body show the matter in the blood. This dangerous D f securely in the system and attacks d corpuscles of the blood, resulting in rance of the skin, loss of strength and at x and tonic properties, and is guaran- PI egetable, making it the ideal remedy in affections. It'purifies the deteriorated d it rich and strong and a complete and m re is soon effected. - S. S. S. improves and assimilation of food, restores the :ens the circulation, bringing a healthy ak and emaciated body. r physicians will cheerfully advise and ain your health. Book on blood and T SPECIrIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. titled to the money, and if you will tj step inside a moment I will get it p for you." w "No, ma'am. I don't want any ft pay for being honest," said the lad T with a shake of the head. "I E don't want yer reward; but if you're ti mind to pay me suthin' for cleanin' ti yer walk, seein' I found yer di'mon' C breastpin while I was workin' at k it, you c'n do it." E "Certainly I will pay you. Here a is a dollar for your work. And n now, my boy, wouldn't you like fi something better to do than carry ing that big shovel around looking for odd jobs at cleaning walks of - snow? Don't you think you could make yourself useful in a store?" 'I'd try hard if I had the chance, ma'am.'' "You shall have it. Come right in and take a seat in the hall until I write you a recommendation. Mr. Maxwell has a big store down tosn, and I am going to ask him to give you a chance to earn a living in it." An hour later a sturdy, indepen dent-looking lad, accompanied by a L snow shovel taller than himself, marched into the store and present - ed his note from Mrs. Maxwell an d rsecured a position and in the I 'eighteen years that have passed since he entered the establishment1 he has steadily risen from one position of trust to another, and today he is Mr. Maxwell's right hand man and trusted adviser in all his vast business enterprises. WV. S. Gidley, in Children's Visit or._ _ Southern Bail yay Schedule. Trains from Columbia, etc., for Greenwood, Greenville, etc., pass Newberry, S. C, No. 15 (daily ) 7:40 -a. mn.; No. 11 (daily) 12:35 p. m. For Hodges, etc., No. 65 (except Sunday) 9:40 a. m. Trains for Columbia, etc., from Greenville, pass Newberry, No. 12 ('daily) 1:10 p. in.; No. 16 (daily) t10:15 p. mn. From Hodges, No. 66 (except Sunday) 9:40 8. mn. Close connection at Hodges for AbbAville; at Belton for Anderson, etc., at Greenville for all points North East, West and South and at 'Columbia for all South Carolina points, Augusta, Savannah and Florida. -Through sleepers between Green ville and Charleston via Newberry on trains Nos. 15 and 16. RATES TO EXPOSITION. mIIEh COLUMBIA. NEWBERRY & Lauensrailroad will sell excur sion tickets to Charleston and return during the Exposition at the following rates:~ From Newberry, S. C. T Tickets on sale daily lin . ited to return June 3, 1902 T Tickets on sale daily, *'.i) limited LO return 10 days ~9O(~,.Tickets on sale Tues Q.U Jdays and Thursdays, limited to return seven days. C'orrespondingly reduced rates from -ol her points.A Charleston Exposition Rates via southern Railway. On account of the South Carolina IterSta e anid West Indian Exposition to be held in Charleston, S. C , begin ning December 1st, 1901, the Southern Rail way will sell excursion tickets to Charleston and return at tbe following attractive rates: FROM NEwBERRY, S. C., FOR T75 Tickets on sale-daily, lim- E qe. ited to return June 3, 1901. - T Tcketson sale daily, lim . 4 itedto return ten days. 9OTickets on sale Tuesda.3s ecJ and Thursdays, limited to return seven days. Correspondingly reduced rates from other points. The Southern Railway operates double daily t rains on convenient sched ules with Pullman Sleepers to and from Carleston, 8. C. For further information apply to: W. E. McGee, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga. W. Hf. Tayloe, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. - R. W. HIunt, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C J. A. Burton, Ag't., Newberry, S. C. ti I . gTA 'I OMEN HE LOT 5100,UU. mwg Reginai(d :. Vanderbilt n Gambler. New York, March 27.-Society was irtled today by a confirmed story the effect that Reginald Claypool i.derbilt, the head of the Vander It fanmily, and the principal heir of e late Cornelius Vanderbilt and and.on of Win. H. Vanderbilt, had st over $100,000 at a roulette table the famous gambling house of ick Canfield. Young Vanderbilt is now a senior Yale, where news of the luckless ay causel a great sensation. The rent is said to have occurred after a nuer given in honor of the young an. Late Liteiay News. "What Women Like in Men," What Men Like in Women," and Jusbands and Wives," are the ti es of a series of very interesting apers by Rafford Pike, the third of hich appears in The Cosmopolitan r April. The same uuwber of be Cosmopolitan treats of Prince .enry's visit, with a series of beau fully printed photographs, under ietitle of "A Clever Emperor and a onfederation of Nations." F. Hop Losori Smitb, Isiael Zangwill, Bret Carte and Maartei Maartens are mong the other con'ributors to this amber, which is unusually good in ltion. WOMAN'S RELIEF A really he althy woman has lit tle pain or discomfort at the menstrual period. No woman needs to have any. Wine of Cardui will quickly relieve those smarting menstrual pains and the dragging head, back and side aches caused by falling of the womb and irregular menises. WINEoF CAR DUI has brought perma.nent relief to 1,000,000 women who su.ffered every month. It makes the men strual organs strong and healthy. It is the provision made by Na ture to give women relief from the terrible aches and pains which blight so many homes. GR2EENWOOD, LA., Oct. 14, 1900. I have been very sick for some time. I was taken with a severe pain in my side and could not get any relief until I tried a bottle of Wine of Cardai. Be fore I had taken all of it I was relieved. Ifeel it my dutto say that you have a Main. Is. A. Yome~T. m. "Te ai Advrisory 1)partnment,' Tie Otnnoga Medicine Co., Chattano-:ga, Tenn. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISlH ENNYROYAL PILLS afe. Always reliable. Ladles, ask Druggist for ['H('IC E%'iEWRS EN4iLlMfl in Red and [sod rnetallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. lake no ot her. Refuse danger'oUM substi :utions and in sat ations. Buy of your 1)ruggist, >r send 4c. in statips for Particulars. Testi mnonals and --Relief for Ladles." in letter, y return .?ail. 10,000 Testimonials. bold by a.lDrugiists. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO. 100 Madison Square, PHILA., PA. Mention tis paper. In Effect Sunday, February 2 d, I902. (Easter' Mt,awlard Tine. nthhounld. North bonl c' 1. A.M. P-M. P-M 7 45a Lv Atlanta (s A.L) Ar. 8 '0 10 ila Athens .5 28 11 16a Elberton 4 18 12 23p Abbeville 3 I5 12 46p Greenwood 2 48 1 35p Ar Clinton Lv 2 (W ~- - ~~~ W&w C.) 10 00a Lv Glenn Springs Ar 4 00 11 45a Spar:anbure 3 10 12 OIp Greenv'.lle 3 0') 125p (Harris Springs) 2 125p Waterloo 20 11I6:. Ar Laurens(Dln'r) Lv 1 38 22 53- 52 85 ally Fri Dly Ft. x un Ex Sun LM. P M P? &-M 6 00 20') A Laurens. Ar 47 503 62 2 (8" Parks A r 1.39 4 50 6 4, 22 .Clinton.. 1 27 4 30 6 58 2 34 qoldvi.lle 1 15 3 51 7 08 2 4 .Kinard.. 1 05 :340 717 249 .Gary.. 1159 331 726 251 ..Jalapa.. L'F4 322 800 :310 Newberry 1 39 300 8 25 3 241 Prosperity 14 25 2 22 8 42 3 34 ....Slighs.... 12 6 2 02 8 55 3 39 ft Miount ain 12 12 1 56 9 15 3 51 ...Chapin... 11 59 1 39 924 357 Hilton 1150 129 9 29 4 01 White Rock 1f 46 1 24 9 3 4 17 Rallentine 11 4e 1 15 9 52 4 7 ... Irmo.... 1 3 1 L0 1002 4 2; .Leaph ari.. i i 22 12 48 10 .30 4 4 ArColumbiaLv 11 0.) i2 3 4 5LvColun bia (A ..L.)Ar 11 00 5 2.5 Sumter 9 4'4 S 30 A r Charleston Lv 7 a 5or Rates. Tima Tah1W .,rnrth jfo"''* yn call on any ont, or write to G (:HILD, T. M. E31ERSON. Prr-si<lent. T p!Th Malrr.er M. IN CO CA 'l INEP-Sv 'Bot. H ai C'-e at myS'ator inmb In-.::. dumin Hundred of MefreCes CA.5 NEAr.' WHIS~ ily okYo Homabiamet onre atI1 myaatr. intn, in 30 days. Hundreds of references. 25 years a sr+eialty. Book on Home Treatment sent FREE. Address ARE YOU WISE ea ama mation there is no remedy to equal ain easy and a sure way to tre Throat in order to k and insure healthy tI take half a glassfull c it a teaspoonful of Mexican Ini and with this gargle the throal Then bathe the outside of the thr< 3nent and after doing this pur somE around the neck. It is a OSITIV] 25c., 50c. and $1. IT MAY BE YOU have' elonc ean Mustang Liiment and you car ) A Free Pictur4 Any veteran, who contemplates att April 22nd to 25th, will receive a Robert E. Lee, and a copy of his framing), if he will send us his nai and address of the Camp to which 1 CMmp to Dallas an~ change. These trains I evening, after the arriva offering you close conne< N. B. BAIRD, Traveilhg Passen SOUT] TNE GREAT OF TRADE A. Valting the Ps-Ano Centew-e ad Heal Reoest. of the Lou NORTH, E AS Kigh-Class VestibuZe Twaim between New York and 3 Ciniamati and Florida I Asheville. New You'k ad Flonida, eithe and aavannah. er viaJ Savannah. a=pior Dining-Caw Service Excellent Service and Low oount aouth Caurolina Int. Exposition. Winter Tonrist TicMta to a weduoed pates. Per deteUed lafermeatles, 1Jtg?ra apply t. nearest geeketeagent, or *. 3. HARD WICK, Gnral psaaenger Agent, WaaAlaigten, D. 0. ak. W. UVWT. 51.. Pesseeger Agent, *&a..le.t.a, .1. 0. PUSSuARY 10. 3500. BUE RIDGE RA!LRO/ADJ1 H. C. BEA'bTIE, Receiver. Effective ...-., 1897.1 B~etireen Anderson and WaibhaDa, ASTBOUND. w *STBOme D.f [ied. "'Mixed o. 12. tations. No. I r 11 00am......Anderson...........Lv 335 pm r 10 40 am.........Denver..........Lv 3 56 pm r1021 am.........Autun.........Lv 45 pmfS r 10 22 am.......Pendleton....Lv 4 14 pir r 10 13 am..Cherry's Crossing..Lv4 23 pm Arl0 07 am....Ada' Crosa n......Lv 2 pm r 9 49 am....... eUneion .........Lv45411pra r9 20 a m.........WalhaDs, .....Lv 5I7 p'xn . MLv. P.M .t J. R. ANDERSON, Superintendent onnections at Seneca with So. R R 'o 11 I: t uAreA~r with so Railoar. Nos a 11 d' 32 C -t SCHEDUYLE IN EFFECT AFTER J.NE 2, I907J.. ( Daily--Except Sunday.s Lv Glenn Spriags....................9 (00 a m Roebuck........................94 md rSpartan burg........................0 0 arn Lv Spartanburg........................:3 4 pmn Robuck............... ....... 0p Ar Glenn Springs................. 4 ~ r peoplc suffer through ignor on't know that for all inflam exican Mustang LinimenA. way t a case of Sore ill disease germs iroat action is to f water put into Mustang ment at frequent intervals. at thoroughl with the lim on a soft Zoth and wrap 3 CURE. DO a bottle. een troubled~ with a running Treat it at once with Me3l depend upon a speedy cure. of Gen.Lee ending the Reunion at Dallas, handsome picture of General farewell address (suitable for ne and address, and the name le belongs. as will be via Memphis The iwn trains (two each day ) from other Texas cities .withona 1of trains vi alrlins thn ions and excellent service. aoger and Tkket Ageut, StL. Lsis. iERN ,WAY H IGHW AY VID TRAVEL. Ipal Comames oial th ad Pleasure th with the # T and W EST. , Thoiagh Sleeping-Cayes ow Orleans, via Atlana[. oints via Atlanta and via w via L7nchburg, Dammille ichond, Dan11ll1e and on all Through Trains. Rates to Charleston ae e-State and West Indian 11 Resorts now en sale at stare, time tabies, ratea, et.., addreas W. H. TAYL.OE, Aast. Gen.. P.as. Agqnt. Atlanta, Ga. J. C. BEA+f, Distrlct Pas. Agent, 10 UR8NRTES TfJ HAPJESTON,83.0, AND Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. ACCOUNT outh Carolina Inter-State and We'st Indian Expositton. Tickets o;i sale at following rates: rom (ClaisA Clqrs B C1l88 C aurens. ~. .$.2 $.7 $.0 wberry. S. C., '-75 5.7 - . r osperity, S. C.. 7.45 0.45 3.75 ittle Mountin, S. C., 7.10 5.20 :.5i hapin. 6.'. .6 :.. u ia.;S. C. r,.8' 4.30 2i Class A tickets sold daily to May 3'st. con nnoons r assage, final lruit June 3d 19)2. Class B tickets sold daily to May 3'st, coz' nuous usrte. fina! lim.t :0 days in addi ias to teo s'Tue. dyadTusa ('each wee tjc~~ola th,da enntuouspasag teachmi see d~aysi adtion ~fto'U patsae I al i i seue. ain urherino ation a-o res scE.uen uthErG AgenrwtO d rsE.C E NAU-1ebrr, .. JF.LI N eSTOC rryl S. C. J. F.ME VON, STH. S E AERSO Coh~Tr~b1a S. C. M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON, q'r,~ffi~ MRJlager. tjcn. Psee. Agent. VESTIBURD |IlTED TRAI NS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE CaDita City Route." shortest line between all priDipal citie North, East, South and WRat. Rchedule in effect Dec. 1, 1901. Central Time Local At Daily. Daily. lants t.. 'orthhound 0. 4 Clintv-. Lv :a ah, ........113 p M 1iI5) n Fairf . 1.... .. . +ai 3 4'; i - Denuia k . 1b0ai 4 Z7 P a Eastoxrn Time. Coluz- bia......... 4 10 an 7 05 p-r Can .e-.......----- i 07 sw 8 00 pip Cheraw ...... ..... 6 39 am 9 40 pm kr Ia.r.st . ........ 7 05 am t10 15 n Lv CnIu ' WIs 09 am 4 It pv 122.n 3 au I 51 7 12 p 1ree-uw' 6 56 aw 5 it 12i C:int ............ 2 6 03 pin 2 lu %larli-ie............ . :3 am 6 53 pm C. tar ...... ... 4 0 1 am 72 pin atawbu Jet.... 4 35 am 7 Al pm Ar 1,m let. .-------.- 7 W a'i 1- I pro Lv Hlamlet ....... .. 7 25 an 10 41 pm tr Ra-eigh...... .....i 15 am 1 33 am :Ptersourg. 2 2 pm 554 aL RfchnOond....... 3 05 pm 6 3 ami -WashiDgton.... 6 33 pm 10 10 an "Baltimore .......11 25 pm 11 25 am Philadelphia ... 2 56 am 136pm New York......... 6 30 am 415pm,. P1svoth-Norfek 525pm 715 am Eastern Time. Southbound. Daily. Daily. 31 27 Lv Cheraw..........-- 7 11,am 11 06 pm Camden ... . 8 34 am 12 53 am Central Time. Co'umbia......... Q 40 am 1 e5am Dcunuat-k ......... 9 :2 am 2 7Km Fnirfax ...........10 30am 2 .57 r ArSavarnab .....1205pm 44kaw Jicksonvill i... 3 .0 pm 9 03am Tampa........ 5 Oam .5 pm Eastern Time. Local Lv C4tawba.......... 9 01 ar 12 5' am Cint-n to Slieter ............ 9 45 am 12 35 am Atlanta Carlisle ............TO I a-a 2 0Y am No. 53 C iiton .-..... .. 6 am 2 a m 2 45 pm fireet,W-o1......I : 2 pw 3 43 am 3 35 pm Abb -ville ...... 12 21 pm 4 10am 407 pm Calhoun Fals..12 ZA pu 4 :38 am 4 45 pm Ar Athen6 .... ..... 221 pm j 1:3 am 6 19 pm Atianta ........... 4 55 pm 8 t0 am 850 pm ,wuiuwbiai, .Newbrry aud Laurens Railway, tr AD No 52 Weaving C lumbia. Unio sta. tion, at 1 .0 am daily, connects at Ci?nton with S A L Railway. No. 53, affording snortest and quickest route by several hours to Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville,St. Louis, Chicago and all points West. Close cOLIneCtIOU at Petersburg, Richmond, Washington Portmouth Norfolk, Columbia Savannah, Jacksonville and Atlanta, with diverging lines. -Magnifficent vestibule trains carryin tbrougbPaliman sleeping cars between principal points. 8 A L. Railway 1,000 mile books are good over C., N and L. Railway; also to Wi-ng.: ton, D. C. For reduced rAtes, Pullman reservations, elc,, apply to W. P. Scruggs, T. P. A., Savannah,Ga .1. M. Barr. Ist V. P, a G. M. R. E. L. Bunch, G. P. A. Portsmouth,Va. ular1estonAd We11stern CaroHna Rwyvu kugusta and Ashevillo Short Line. Schedule in Effect Dec. 29, 1901. Leave Augusta............ 0 05 a m Arrive~ ,reenwood......12 31p m 'Anderson .................... p Laurens............ 14pm 100a Waterloo (H.8.)., 1 12 pm .. Greenville.......22pm 9ma GlennSp rings...4 4 p -. Spartanurg.a......S3 3m p00a Saluda........5 pm m . Hendersonvlle..... 8 03 pm . LeaveAshevlle......70'~p 7 -0 m... Spartnbur.......21 10 830pam AseiSlle...............5.p . Sprtnburl.....1222pm a 45p Laurens.......... 2 0p *6Op Arrive Waterloo(H. 5.)... 2 34p m Greenwood........ 837pm 74pm Leave Anderson .......... . ....... A ugust a......5 40 pm 11a Leave Augusta. ....................... Allendale.............. .. 62 .. Fairfax...................... 62p Yerrassee..........2Ssm 735p Beaufort.......... ..10I5pa Port Royal........... 100p 840a Beauort...... 140p 6 30apm Fairax..... -. ......7 84 a m Alendle . .. ..11 858 a m Arrie Agusa. . -.. . 114 5 p W. 3 CRIG, en.?as 3Ag pm A. Sa aNR na ...... ........... TavaM~8nna.......... ..nw A T RoyN............T LINE! Betwen Qba8stnand 6Cl40bam Closer oetho arenwoond forthl at sartnTwih Sothr Mah .6h ForN Wany I Eormato JAv 15. (cETs W.. N . 1CAI, en Pa . No EP. M. ORTM. So.AA. 52tee 60LvCharleston, an Co 92 lumbia 1arolia.C r Cluba. L44065 W.L. oN.7NAC.,LaurechL 2.h, 19.2 N. 3.6ArNoevil. 1N.N. tP AM. FP.M. IA . 9 15 .5 Lv. Su...R mter ......Ar 5.43 8-. 164 11.15 .Ar...Columia......L 4.10 6. P.M. .X ... . 2.39 Ar......cPr sterty..ALr .20. .... 12.40 Ar.Rok.Ne berr... .L 0.006 . .... 4.25 Ar.Y... Clitone.. ..Ar 9.22 .... S.47 Ar.... Lac sb.......Lv 8.15 .... 7.25 Ar........G ree ne....L 605.22 . ... 3.0 Ar.....paranbur S.C.....Lv 12-1 .Ar lnsM,S . P. 10.1 .... .... 9.45 Lv. ..um ote, 8 . C . ..r . ..... P.M. A.M. .... .... 2.1Ar...L n ar...A 1v.6 .... .... 6.11 AH r.. sokvHlle ... ...A 10.00 .... ..... 5 \ Ar..B asburgl....A 8.0 . - ...... 529 Ar.....lMa rin 8.et.....L 5 af0 ...... a.n3 Grenile,sboo C. C 1.8. .. ....... 9.20ar..,Chnandlue. . L .0 ... H.EME O,Gn ksegrAn. .r. .EIY T. L.v.RSN ITuROesds ThrsdayI an Satrdays o1nd1reenville. Ca SrC.e or detaild s cAgeny Shouhernoalb ew Chaleen arn oubals Hso.tEeMERSOiN,aGen.nPausensreAt.b to E. K1ENLYt, .T. rm Cininn- i Chttnot aM tan Ta e vianauger. rivilgti Ch in arlet' t' S Rvie uNiw leping Car Leston harestop. ivhet ofadditioal 7:15eeping ca Alna C245p hattanooga 9:50Alant vi Agut, southbountd81 lain.icnat t80 On thi, shaetanog car line wi. be ,btan die:1dp Plma, Augusta car90 and thisa r cving pine tharecle t se7vc affoRed tunn,oev Charleston acuto ari th e Auouition. :1 a 1.45 p m . t ha'tanooga at 11 p. m , m , Atlanta 9:50 p. m , Cincinnati 8:10 a m. On this sleepiog car line will be han died Pullman sleeping cars, and this com ple-es t be excellent set vice afforded by the Southern Railway and its con nections to Charleston on account of -- a the ornnaitinn. -M