The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 02, 1902, Image 4
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BACHMAN t:HAPKL LETTER.
All the News Around Bachman Chaps1 anid
Union Academy Intereovtingly
Told by T. J. W.
I have thought for some time ol
writing an article on idle words and
wasted time. This is a subject tha
deserves our consideration and delib
erate thoughts. The Word of Go(
teaches us that not only every idli
word, but also every idle and wicke<
thought is mprked down agaiDst us
and unless we repent we shall b
brought to account for the same. Wi
are not held accountable for our mis
fortunes. I mean things we can'
help, but all those idle, cranky, non
senical words, thoughts and action
that are so often practiced among s
many people of today is not only
waste of time, but sinful as well a
odious in the sight of God.
If we could only take a view of th
precious hours of our lives that ha
been wasted in this way it woul4
certainly be a rebuke to us. A gres
deal of idle words are spoken an<
hours of precious time wasted by th
way of argument. Some people de
light in argument. They often dif
fer with you if they know you ar
right, simpry for the sake of argu
ment. They conclude that its
streak of smartness to differ wit
others, and will talk any kind c
talk in order to be counted smart.
say to all those who are trying t
devote their time to usefulness t
shun the company of such people, c
at least always avoid an argumet
with them. What does it differ i
they don't agree with what you sa3
you never can convince a person
this nature that they are wrong, an
its a perfect waste of time to try t
instruct them. The best way to coi
vinee the world that you are rig]
is simply to do right. Actions alwa3
speak louder than words. So neve
mind freting yourself trying to sho
something notable or noble. Go
- -* sees every act of our lives, and hei
marking them down closer than mai
and if anything you do is worthy <
note or notice the world will soc
find is~ out; so let us press forward i
the mark of our high calling, and a
ways remember that time is too pr
cious to squander.
Let's figure a little on wasted timi
Suppose you only spend one hour
day in what we usually call jostinj
having fun, if you please to sa:
cracking jokes,, telling big storie
arguing, and many other ways whic
are usually practiced among -1
church people. This seems like
very small matter, and we se
thedes no harm ini having a litt
fun, and there is no liarm in haviE
fun and its not a waste of time1
have fun if we only will keep id
words out.
But let's sum up this wasted hot
a day and see what it amount
There are 365 days in a year, whiic
makes 365 hours, which means J
days and five hours a year. No'
just at this small estimate of waste
tune every 24 years you have simp1
thrown away one, not only in idl4
ness, but also in wickedness. But <
the other hand, if we had just spei
this one hour a day in the rigbt kit
of study, bringing to our mind som,
thing noble and good, constantly at
gradually growing in grace and
the true knowledge of what makes
-man or woman what they ought i
be. Oh! what a comtort and blessit
it itould be to you at your last honi
to look back over a life that ha
been so well spent, and to know thi
you have not wasted God's timei
idleness. After we form our habil
for good they come just as naturi
OLD PEC
Do not always receive the sympath:
they deserve. Their ailments are
imaginary, or natural and unavoid
life. Disease and infirmity should
ated with old age. The eye of the:
may be as bright and the, complexA
his younger and more vigorous cc
Good Blood Is the secsret
and controls every part-of the bod
muscles elastic and supple, the bon<
this life fluid is polluted or poisoned
ing elements, then there is a rapid
in premature old age and disease..
shows itself in an ulcer, sore, we
growth upon the body, and rheumna
constant, accompanied with poor di;
S. S.S. t
best blood pu
or hurt the s)
but gently a
stimulates t1
ailments disappear. S. S. S. is ju
improve a weak digestion and tone 1
tary taint, or the remains of some d
will search it out and remove every
Write us fully about your case
you. This will cost you nothing, a
and slein diseases. THE SWI]
to us as when our whole souls are
wrapt up in the sinful lusts of the
world.
It may not be out of place right
now, while it comes to my mind, to
say that the people are growing bot
ter. I mean morally better, and this
should be an encouraging thought to
every living soul that has a true love
for God and his country. There's no
doubt but a few may deny this and
say that the people are not growing
morally better. Bat, thank God, its
true. I can see it right under my
own observation, and can also hear
from people who have resolved to
live better lives from all parts of the
county and towns. I know numbers of
men and women of considerable age
who have, and are still forming bet
ter habits; and our young girls, and
3 especially our young boys deserve a
) great deal more praise than they get,
1 and I am going to say right now we
3 have the noblest set of boys and
young men in my own immediate
D section that I have ever known. Now
3 boys, this is saying a good deal for
I you, and for the sake of God, don't
t betray my confideuce. No, I don't
I belive you will be among these boys.
I nc)ver see or hear -any profanity,
drunkenness and playing cards, and
n:any other sinful vices that I could
mention practiced among them, and
I should further say that very
seldom you can meet one who
3 uses tobacco in any shape or form.
f Now this is true, and I say it with a
I grateful heart, and it means some
D thing and something good, not only
for these boys, but for the upbuilding
r of God's kingdom on earth. So let
t tbese words stimulate you, my noble
f boys, and make you more zealous in
; your efforts for good, and take this
I for a text to live by. Duty is yours,
3 and events belong to God. So waste
> not your precious hours in idle talk.
Whatever time you can steal from
t company and from the study of the
s world, I say company, for a knowl
r edge of life is best learned in com~
r pany, employ it in serious reading.
d Take up some reliable hook and con:
tinue the reading of it until you
, have gone through it. Never burden
f your mind with more than one thing
i at a time. A little well learned is
>o worth volumes of half study. One
of the most important steps in life is
- to keep good company; and nothing
forms a young man so much as being
I used to keeping good respectable com
pany where constant regard and at
,tention are necessary. It is true this
; is at first a disagreeable restraint,
ibut it soon grows habitual, and con.
Ssequently easy, and you are amp!o
s paid for it by the improvement thal
a you make and the credit that it give
y you. But I will have to stop thi~
e subject, as I fear that I have already
g made it too long, and possibly migh
o become wearisome instead of inter
e esting. In conclusion to this; "leal
friends, I want to say that I am nol
r writing this for mere past time, oi
.simply to fill up the paper. I wani
you to cut it out and occasionally
5 reread it, and ponder it in youl
,' earts, and mark it down from nov
on, not to waste so much of our val
uable time in idle talk.
OTHER ITEMs OF GENERAL NEWS.
t The first planting of cotton is corn
ing up nicely. Corn is to a ver'
- good stand. There is fruit in abun
dance.
n Messrs. J. E Long, L 0. Griffin
a Redman Kinard and Mr. A. G. Long'
a children, all of Newberry, spent las
Saturday night and Sunday witi
relatives in this section.
d Rev. P. HI. E. Derrick preac}ked
it quite an interesting sermon at Bach
man Cbapel lass Sunday morning tc
a large congregation. The election
il of church officers was held, as was
) PLEC
rand attention which-2
regarded as purely
able at their time of
2t always be associ-~
rv haired grandsire,.-7
,rair as any of~
npamons.
of healthy old age, for it regulates
y, strengthens the nerves, makes the
s strong and the -Ih firm; but when
and loses its nutriLuve, health sustain
decline of the vital powers, resulting
Xny derangement of the blood quickly
rt, tumor or some other troublesome
tic and neuralgic p)ains become almost
estion and cold extremities.
eing purely vegetable, is the safest and
rifler for old people. It does not shock
'stem like the strong mineral rememes,
nd thoroughly cleanses the blood and
e debilitated~organs, when all bodily
st such a tonic as old peop)le need to
p the Stomach. If there is any heredi
isease contracted in early life, S. S. S.
vestige of it from the system.
.nd let our physicians advise and help
nd we will mail free our book on blood
T PECIFI COMPANYV Atlanta. Ga.
BRONCHITIL
A Disease that is Dan
gerous.
Vinol's Creat Valu
in Such Cases.
When we talk to a inan who has broi
chitis, it is unnecessary for us to enter i
any length into symptoms.
Our experience has been that sufferei
from this trouble become careless. Af r
a time they believe it is a misery the
must endure. That is not the case. Man
of our friends who will read this wi
agree with us that it was a good thin
for them when they followed our advi<
and took Vinol. It is indeed wonderfh
how quickly this modern scientific prej
aration completely overcomes this dis:
greeable and dangerous dist ase.
We wish more of our friends and cit
zens who suffer from bronchitis, or, i
fact, from any throat or pulmonar
trouble, would come to us. It woul
give us pleasure to devote our time i
explaining how Vinol cures all sue
diseases; in fact, any disease that has
tendency to deplete the system. TI
following letter on this subject is sure]
of interest:
"For five years I was troubled with
terrible cough and bronchitis. I tried
great many different preparations wit]
out getting relief. I could not sleep an
I became so weak I could hardly wall
and all this time I was coughing day an
night. Then I took Vinol. What a Go<
send that first bottle was! I had not takE
half of it before I noticed a change for tl
better. I took four bottles in all, ar
now the improvement in my condition
most encouraging. I no longer coug]
and I feel stronger and better than I hai
for a lonm time. Miss ANNA. RAY, Bai
gor, Me.'
When you call on us, we will gi%
you many otherfacts fully as Interes1
Ing as the above. You will thus so
why we have such faith In Vinol, ar
why we never hesitate to refund I
anyone the cost of Vinol, It we fail 1
benefit them.
W,E. Pelham &So
DRUCCISTS.
stated in my last letter, and the r
sult was as follows: For elders, S.
Kinard, W. M. Bobb, G. S. Livinj
ston, M. L. Kinard. Deacons, B. 1
I. Livingston, A. B. Piester, R.]
Taylor and J. D. H. Kinard. TI
regular times for preaching are on ti
second Sundays at 3:30 p. in.;<
the fourth Sundays at 10:30 a. n
and remember the hours for Sunda
school are just one hour earlier. WhE
ever you do be punctual; alwaysI
in time for Sunday school. It
very discour aging to the teachers f
about one half of the class to cot
when the lesson is about half over.
Uniou Democratic club met la
Saturday at 2 p. m. and reorganiz,
in obedience to the general call, ai
elected the following officers: Prei
dent, M. M. Long; vice-presidei
WV. Fb. Enlow; secretary and treE
urer, M. L. Strauss; member coun
executive committee, 3. Kinard Ep1
registration committee, L. I. Feag
Geo. S. Enlow and M. L. Long, J
SDelegates to county convention, Th<
J. Wilson1, L. I. Feagle and Thos.
B. Epps.
I want to make a suggestion to t
members of the convention, and
pecially to the members of the coun
executive committee. It seems
-have been the idea of the last exec
tive committee to put things on
primary pretty generally, or at les
it looked that way to us when th
made it compulsory on the mnag
trates, of whom some only recei
the pitiful sum of $25 a year, to
before the people. If they contin
to require those small officers non
nated by the people how would it<
to bring in the keeper of the coun
home and the boss of the chainganj
They both receive pretty good sa]
ries and hold very important poI
tions. Understand, we are not cor
plaining. T. J. W.
April 29, 1902.
The GingerbPrd Man.
BY EVA EICKEMEYER ROWLAND,
Humpty, dunmpty, dickery dan,
Sing hey, sing ho, for the gingerbres
man!
With his smile so sweet, and his form
neat,
And his gingerbread shoes on his ginge
bread feet
His eyes are two currants so round at
black;
He bued in a pan lying fiat orn his bac:
H e conmes from the oven so glossy ai
brown,
The lovlijest gingerbread man in town!
And why is his gingerbread smile so swee
And why is his gingerbread form so nea
And why has he shoes on his gingerbres
feet?
Because- -he is made for my Teddy
eat.
A Nsarly Fata. Kninaway *
Started .. horrible ul:er on the leg
1. II (Orr r. Frautklin Grove. Ill., whic
Ideied doctorts and all remedies for fmi
ears. Thin Bucklen's Arnica Satls
bu1red h imi .Just as good for lBoilI
[rns. Bruises, Cuts. Corns Scald:
Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at a
pruggists.
CHEAP RATES.
The Following Excursimi Ratep Are An
loulc' d by the Southe-rn ltailw:y.
Occasion South bern llaptist Conven
tion, ATbeville. N. C., May 8-15. One
first-class fare for the ru nd trip. Tick
ets on sale May 6 to 10 inlusive, linit
ed to the 21st.
Annual meeting General Assembly
of the Presbyterian ('hurcib. Jackson,
a Miss , May 14-27. One firzt-clats fare
" for the round trip Tickets on sale
May 12 to 15. limited to May 30th.
Annual imeetint- Soutbern Educa
tional A-s-ciation. Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Juiv I to 4. otw first-class fare for the
1- round Iri . Tickets ,n s:le June 27th
to J ulv It!. liuited to July (th.
southern Lailway affords quickest
line arnd behst Mrvic. For information
Sapi-lV to nearest ticket agent or ad
tr dress W. 11. Taylol. Assistant General
Passenger A-vent, Atlanta, Ga.
Southern Rait . ay Schedule.
Trains from Columbia, etc., for
e Greenwood, GreenvillP, etc., pass
ti Newberry, S. C., No. 15 (daily) 7:4
a. m.; No. 11 (daily) 12:35 p. M.
.. For Hodges, etc., No. 65 (except
Sunday) 9:40 a. m.
i. Trains for Colutbia, etc., from
n1 Greenvil"e, pass Newberry, No. 12
-Y fdaily) 1:10 p. i.; No. 16 (daily)
1 i0:15 p. i. Fr('M Hodges. No. 66
h (except Sunday) 9:40 a. m.
a Close connection at. Hodges for
e Abbeville: at Belton for Anderson,
etc., at Greenville for all points
a North East, West and South and at
a Columbia for all South Carolina
I points, Augusta, Savannah and
-. Florida.
d Through sleepers between Green.
- ville arid Charleston via Newberry
" on trains Nos. 15 anl 16.
e
d
is
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MOTHERHOOD:
The- re:ttest ambition of Amer
ica men iiand women is to have
homes b wilb ehilrien. The
Womn:i alfliete< wvitli fei'ale dis
Case is constanil meniaced wifh
becoming a chil lless wie No
medicine can restore etad or
gans, but Winc of C:irdui does
I, regulate derangemients that pre~
vent conception: does prevent
miscarriage;- does restore weak
9functions and shattered nerves
le and does bring babies to homes
n barren and desolate for years.
1, Wine of Cardui gives women the
health and strength to bear heal
thy children. You can get a
t- dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui
>e ,from your dealer.
~W1NEoFCARDUI
143 Market Street,
3e Memphis, Tenn., April 14, 1901.
In Februar-: 1901, I tookc ono bottle of
Wine of C.-rdui and one package of
Thedford's Black-Draught. I had been
st married fifteen years and had never
given birth to a child until I took Wine
ad of cardui. Nowt I am mother of a fine
baby girl which was born March 31,1901.
idThe baby weighs fourteen pounds and I
feel as well as any person could feeL.
d.Now my home is happy andlI never will
be without Wine of Cardui in my house
t again. .Mrs. J. W. C. SMITH.
For advice and litratiure address, giving
B ymprtoms, "The Li'lies' Aidvisory Depart
mlent ", The Chattanooga .Medicine Company,
tyChattanooga. Tenn.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLUSH
SPENNYROYAL PILLS
ty C0' -
tO Safe. A lways reliable. Ladies, ask Druggist for
CH1IHEN''ER'S ENGLISH in Red and
n' Gold mnetallic boxes, sealed with blue ribbon.
Take no other. RefuMe dangerouM substi
8 tutionm aind imitation". Buy of your Druggist,
or send 4c. in staraips for Particulars. Testi
ds moniaIm anti Relief for Ladies." in letter,
by ret urn Mlaii. 10.000 Testimonials. Sold by
alDrugigists.
eya CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.
- ai00 M-adiot mSquare, PHUILA., PA.
Mention this paper.
in Effect Sunday, February 2'd, I902.
lo(Eastern Standard Time.
oSouthbo.unid Northiwiano
9A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M
7 45a Lv Atlanta (S.A.L) Ar. 8 :'0
in ila A thens 5 28
a 11 16a Elberin~n 4 15
J. 12 23p Abbevilie ti 15
12 48p Greenwood 2 48
Cl I 35p A r Clinton Lv. 2 90
10 00a Lv Glenn Springs Ar 4 00O
11 45a -Spar:anbur' .3 10
12 VIp Gireenville 3 0
(Harrs Springs;
12 52p Waterloo 2 06
1 16::- .r Laurens(Din'r) L v 1 35
22 - 53 52 85
Daily Frt Dly Fi
Ex Sun Ex Sur
6 00 201 Lv 1Laurene~ n ! 47 50'i
id 9 218 " Parks A~r 1 3945
Ii 4 j 2 22 .ClInton.. 1 27 4 30
6 is 2 31 Goldville 1 15 3 51
7 08 2-4 .Kinard.. 1 05 3 40
717 2419 Gary.. 1259 331
726 254 ..Jrilapa.. I284 .'22
s0 :ito, Newberry 123 309 (
r- s23 :12i Prosperity 1225 222
8 4? : s4 ..Sig s .. 12 :6 2'r2
85 ; 33 Li Mountain 12 12 1 56
AM.
924 35 Hilton 1150 129
9 29 4 :: W hite Ronck 1 46 1 24
. 93 g) .'i Halle n trinr, O in 1 15
9 52 4 7 ...Irino.. . il 3o '00
Ld 10 02 4' 1:.Lnhart 11 22 l2 49
10 .30 4 41 Ar Y:nihiaLv i-0J 12 3r
? ..LvClui bi:t (AC .c Lr 1) 00
5, 25 Sum ter 9 4
8 30) Ar htrston Lr 7 01.
t?For Rates. Timoc Tl iies, or further inftorrna
17tion cat n'i ,-.- : L aun. or write t
W CG CHI1LDS T M E'.ERsoN.
IF. LIVIN N. O II'. ' VW'
UILDER & WEEKS.
ARE YOU WISEa geaI
Iaation there is no remedy to eqt
n ea.,
and a sure way to
Throat in order t(
and insure health3
take half a glassfu
it a teaspoonful of
Mexice
Li
and with this gargle the t
Then bathe the outside of th<
-ent and after doing this four
around the neck. It is a 0O]
25c., 50e. and
have o
IT MAY Bi YOU h"v* 1
an Muqtang 'ifnment and yo
'' TLAHOA
Are btst reac by the Co on
runs two trai-is day fro M
witho'yt change. hese t ai
directs or make close nnec o
for al parts of Texas, 0 aho
and I dian Territory.
oA TESV L LE
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in Texas, where I crops are
raised and where pe le prosper.
write for a copy of ou handsome
booklets, '- Homes in t e South
west'and "Through T zas with
a Camera." Sent free to any
body who is anxious to bette r his
condition.
TEA GREL
PF TRA~DE
Ceeters ad If
Resorts of the I
NORTH, E.A
EAgh-Class Vestibule Tu
between New Yor'k a.
Cineimaati and Wlee'U
Asheville.
New York ad Flerids, ed
and avaah se vS
Savaah.
uspewri Diaing-Car See
Emoelleat aervice ad I
e=nt south Carolina
Wintes Tourist Tickets
reduced rates.
Por desized safermsatle, I
appty se nesreat tketeagens
&. 3. HARD WICK.
@eaees Paenger Agent,
WssLasgrea, D.
a,. W. EVNT.
PUUAY tes,.. .
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAU
H. C. BEA'-TIE, Receiver.
Effective . . 1897.
iset ween A nderson anid Walhalla
ASTBOU7ND WJCSTBoUNI
died. Mixe<
No. 12. Mtations. No.
r 1' 00Oam...... Ander son.... v3 36p
r 10 40 am..........Denver.......Lv 3 56 pI
r 10 I am......... Autun......... Lv 45 pr
rl22 am.....Pen deton....Lv 4I4 pr
r 10 13 am..Cherry's Crossing..Lv4 23 pt
trIO7 am...A dams' Crossin..L v429Por
r 9 494 am........Snca....... Lv 4 47Pr
L r 92am ....Wet U nion.... L v5 Il pn
tr 9 2 am .. . Walalla.........v 5I7 pr
a . M. Lv.P-M. A
J R. A NDE RSON, Superintendera
-mti'ne at Seneca with . R R* E: 11
CIEDULE IN I-FFECT AFTER JUFE 2, l190I.
)aily--EXCept Sunday.
[v Glenn A priags ...................-. 9 "V a Ii
Roo buck................. ....... .-.- 94 1 1
r Spart an burg .......................... 0 00 a n
v Spart.anhurg ....................-..-. 3 41 p ii
'obc..........~0
rennk... ......r .....g.............. 4 450
r ln Srn Sa "i''' o.'residen
many per)pICI qiff r througil i;27or
hey don't know that for all inflfar
a Mexican Mustang Liniulent.
,a' 0
yway
treat a case of Sore
> kill disease germs
throat action is to
11 of water put into
m Mustang
niment
broat at frequent intervals.
throat thoroughly with the lini
some on a soft cloth and wrap
TIVE CURE.
$1.00 a bottle.
g been troubled with a running
acer. Treat it at once with Mexi
u can depend upon a speedy cure,
AS CAR
AN INIIAN TER.
3elt, ich lines
mphi to Texas,
s ei er reach 'NE tL
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U WAY
9T HIGHWDAY
A.P(D TRAV9EL
ncipal Commsercial
salth and Pleasus-e
euth with the .# .
37T and W EST.
ains, Through Sleeping-Cars
nd New Orleans, via Atlanta.
La Points via.Atlanta and via
.ther via Ly7nchburg, Danville
a Richmnond, Danville and
rice on all Through Tra$ns.
,ow Rates to Charleston aca
nterState and West Indian
to all Resorts now en sale at
Iterature, tLme table., rates, eft.,
,r addre.a
W. H. TAYLOE,
.aaat. Gen. Pa.s. AgenQe
C. Atlanta, Ga.
.T. C. BEAM,
.District P.... Agent,
Atlanta, Ge.
Atlantic Coast L.ine Rail-oad,
South Carolina Int er-State and W' '4 Indtin
I ExpoAitton.
Tickets on sale at following rates:
From s'ss A Cls<1$ Class('
I,auren s. 4. (.. $9.20) $)75 $ .60
U11n ion S. C., .75 6. $0 4.1')
Newbery, M. . ,.,5 5.70 .H5
r ittleMounti, S. C., 7.16 5.'1 .
In 0, S. C., 6- f - -
Co u bia S. C. 5.9 .3, .'
Ilass A I ickels s old daily to May 3 st enn-.
i' ous -asge fi-al limit .Jln dI 194 .
Clatss 1 tickts sohl Idaily t. May *N SE. co
tinous w.ss Le. tint! jlm t 0 4ays in: addi
t;on to i -te of sale.
] ass C tick at so!d Tuesdiax amnd Thb rsday
o each week( 1o May 29th, e si)'ueus p)wai?
final l1imit seve-. (tnyS in addiLti-m: to daite of
,.ale.
For* sCcdule and further in format ion ad
dress E. CA\'EN WGIdI A gent.
Ne wherry, S. C.
J.FCIl SO.oe Ag't,S C
Colu. MRSN, H hia E RS.N.
T.aMc MRSN,g ~ I. 8. gE Nt.
rra.ama Mono~m en Pann Agent.
TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
PaMa Mit Route."
Shortest line between all principal cities
North, East, South and West.
-Schedule in effect Dec. 1, 1901.Tj
Central Time. Local At
Daily. Daily. lanta to
Northbound 66 34 Clinton.
Lv Savatilah........11 30 pm 155 pm
F:ir!ax ............ 1 09 am 3 40 pm
IDen n a- k ......... 1 10am 4 27 pm
Eastern Time.
Courr 1ia. ....... 4 '0 a. 7 05 pm
Ca! den . .........57a 800pm
CLeraw ........... 6.39 am 9 40 pm
A r IIa le ...... 7 or, am 10 15 pm ;i o. .52.
.v Ct boun 'alls . Ojm 4 21 pm 2 25 ain
, ;bevide ....... 1.3; aw 4 51 pm 12 57 pm
G reo n wood .16 am 5 is pi- 121 pm
Cl.nton .......... 2 45 am 6 08 pm 215 pm
c arllIe...... ..... 3 :3 am 6 53 pm
Chest.r. . 10 a . 72) pm
itawb. Jet.... 4 3 - ao 7 * pm -
Ar Hamlet. ........... 7 00 am 10 I4 pm
Lv 11Amnlet ....... .. 7 25 am 10 4) pm
A r Ra eigh...... ......,t 15 am 130 am
Petersburg .2 26 pm 5 54 am
R eb a ond....... 3 05 pm 6 35 am
Washington ... 6 35 prn 10 10 an.
Baltim-re ........1125pm 1126 am
Philadelphia ... 2 5ki 4m I 36 pm
New York......... 6 30 am 4 15 pm
P'tsoouth- .4orf'k5 25 pm 7 15 am
Eastern Time.
Southbound. Dily. Daily.
31 27
Lv Cheraw...... .... 7 11 am 11 6 pm
Can: den ........... 8 34 am 12 53 am
gg Central Time.
olumbia......... 8 40 am 10am
Deumark......... 9 2 am217am
Fairfax ........10 .0 a 257a
Ar SaV tiah ..1A 3 pm4 44am
Jcksonvill ... 3 0 pm 9 0jacn
Tampa.......LOam 5 40pm
Eastern Time. Local
i.v Cijtwba ........ 9 0; .ri. i2 5- am Clnt'n to
liesttr ........... 9 43 am 12 35 am Atlanta
Carlisle ............10 L> am 2 00 am No. 53
C.inton ...... 1 06 am 2 67 am 2 45 pm
i-ree !w... <.......1 2 pir 3 4:s am 3 35pm
Abb -viile ... 12 21 pu 4 i0 am 4 07 pm
CaIl1ou Fa!ls..12 50 pt 4 3 am 4 45 pm
ir Athens .... . 2 2i pi! ri 13 am 6 19 pm
Atianta ....... .. 4 i5 pm 8 0 m 8 50 pm
- ,tnm~.a, wwberr n dLaurensRaijwry,
t Fin No a t-aving C lumbia. Union sta.
1in, :,t 'am iai y, connects at Cinton
w. b S A L Railway. N o. 53, affording
Srb.rtest and quickest route by several hours
to. t "Llt- Ch:1t(a.Aooga, Nashville.St. Louis,
Chi anL 'ind aintii p i WesL
Close c-j. nt etwja at PrEeraburg Richmond,
Was*iogton Porumouth Norfolk, Columbia
Sava,nnah, Jacksonvinie And Atlanta. with
divergi-_ lines
;'Magniflicent estibule trains carrying
thrmugi.Puliman skeepti.g cars betwee n
principal points
S k L Railway [,000 mi:e books are good
over C., N aud j. Rai.way; also to Washing
ton, 1). C.
For ro.duv-d r.tes. PulniRmn reservations.
Se ;., app.y iI
W. P. Hcruggs. T. P A.,
Savann"ti,Ga
J. M. Barr. Ist V. P. & G. M.
IR. E. 8m1eh,G. P. A. Portsmouth,Va.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!
FAST INE
Between Charleston and oolumbia
Upper South Carolinaan Not
Carolina.
TB~AFIC 1EPARTMENT,
WILMINGToN N C.,Msrch26th, 1912
':ONDENSEi' SCHED1TLE.
4iOING W EST: In Effect JA,. 15. GonteG EAST
No. No. 1904 No. No.
;8 52 53 50
tP M- *A-M- -. tA-M
5'25 6.00 Lv.. Charleston, 8.C...Ar 9.20 i1.8ft
7 35 ~.5lLv..... Lanes .....Ar 7 35 9.45
9 15 9.25 Lv....umter.....Ar 6.'3 820
10.40 l.05 ir...Columbia.....Lv 4.40 6.56
P.M.
..... 2.29r..... Pros .rity...Lv 3 20 .....
.... 2.4?.Ar....Newbrry...Lv 3.06 ......
..... 1.25 &r...... Clinton.... Lv 2.22 ....
.... .47 Ar....Laurens.....Lv 2.02....
.....3.25 Ar...Greenvge..Lv 12.22 -....
P M
. .. .. 3.30 Ar ....8partanburg .. Lv 125 . -
A M. P.-...
.....L4.3 Lv..Sumter, 8. C . ...Ar 5, .6
.... 1.13 Ar...Camdem.... Ar 4.15.
P M. -A.M.
..... 2..A r...La caster... Ar0.55 -
..... 30AOr.. ock Hill.....ArIOe .00
....4.!8 A r...York vlle....A r 9.I5
.... 5 2 Ar..Blacksburg......Ar 8.15
..... 600 Ar . Sh.lby.N C.. ...Ar 7.15 -
... .7.15 A r... utherfordton...4Ar 6 05 .
. S.0 A r...Marion, 8 C......Lv 5 0
PM. A,M.
.....7. [3 Ar Wlnnsboro, S. C. Lv i0.18 -
.. 9.20 A r..,Charlotte .NU..tiV 8.10 .
P.M. A.M.
Ar Lv.
.. 6.11i.Hendersonville N. C... 9.0:....
... ' .15 Ar... .sheville . ... Lv 8.00 . -
*Daily
ITuesdays, Thursdaya and Saturdays
Nos. 52 and 63 8011a trtns between Charles
ton and Greenville, S C.
Nos. 58 and 59 carry Through Coach be
tween Charlesten and Columbia.
H~ M. E MERSO N, Gen. Passenger Aent.
T. R. KENLY, T. M RO
Geun'l. Mans. er Traffe Manager,
charIta adi W#stera Od a ii I i(~
&.ogusta and Ashevillo Short Line
8cheduie in Effect Dec. 29, 1901.
aaeAugusta...........10O05am 25p
t TrIVe Greenwood......12 3) pm m.
Anderson ....................0pin
Laurens....... 1 40 pm 100a
Waterloo (H- 8-).-. 112 p m -
G.reenville.......12 22 p m931a
Glenn Springs.4 4.5 p m -
Spartan burg.........3 30 p
Salada........ 533 p -.
Hendersonville..6 03 p m .
A sheville...... .. 7 1 p m .
,u.vC A she ville.........7 04p m .
Spart.anburg......12 15 a 33p
Glenn Spr1migs............... .
Greenville.......122pm 1p
Laurens.......... 2 0p1 63p
Arrl'?e Waterloo (H. S.)... 2 33 p m
Greenwood....307pm 74p
Leeve AndeCrson..................-... 2a
A.agus'a......... 4rr 1135a
.ave Augusta...............
Ailendale............ . ... 62p
Fairfax....................3...pm..
Ye:L.assee ..........10 2~t 78 t
Reaufort.........I...a..I8315pa
Port Royal .. .... .1030 am84p
PortRyC..... 100p 640a m
Ilearort...... 140p 35nam
Fairax..............I 48 pam
A.ledae......... ..6 30 p8 ~m
A.rm - Auust............ 71 4 am
W 3 RAIG GeePa 7 3gt pm
orat padoRo si......... i1 t00 Savpg
DeaetuIoera......... o1 4 percet
pr en dale ..........................
CAPTAL $5,00 500
Close conneenon atc roaiins.~dfr
Fom onV. A.MML. an L. n . RWay anOD.. -
r O. Meuls KIAd ressn
0. J. CYR AZG Ge. PaR.IgT,
Interetpidnt Ceoisih avhiergs
vid as. Breus arid corporat ions.
DIR ECTORN.
3EO W. SUMMER L. W. FLOYD
SEO S. MOWER. P C. SMITH.
\. J. GlasoN. W. H. HUNT.
JNO. M, KI N ARD, President.
3. B. MAYER, Z. F.WRIGHT,