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FATAL WORDS. The Slip That Doomed Ma$or Audr'i and Sived Wemt Point. At Tarrytow%Iti there Is a monument surmouuted by a broniz figtre ever on duty tfiat marks the upot where on Sept. 28. 1780, a man spranig, as it were, out of the ground, Nel,Aid the brl die of tihe fravoler'm horse and at t1 e Oame instan41 deiimaided a hl11t. 'i' ,41 other mon joined he Ilirt, antd to those three the trip Ir o1yfered the authority for John A 4on1 to pass oi publie buminess am ned by tht major gen. eral con1n ( West Point. For out lout tho 1111s "Iutlived. Then there doubt. Ii that molent of hesitationi the traviler's eeym rested uponl a icoat that one of Ie nien W0rt4 which lie hild olbaitind whillle a prioller not Imng before, 1a1, rveogni.Ing th gar) of the 11tleian moldlors attai-hed to the lirtish army. the triiieler eon elutedi hlasftily that I had faltll amionig friends 111ild titf files. "I tvl You belong to (thlit 1 amy dlowin below. as I do," he r-4-markod, with i a 6light ges ture of the himid towa'd hI river. ilnalki words' Tliey stwaled tihe doomiu of Adjutatil Niajolr t1ien1eral John An dre of the liritish sariy. lie wNags qulh'kly iamutmed and1 toeairehed %%Ith out rtt.t, and -till there wvas delay. Some latet selltito I-vjiredil vigil.1jee Inltedi thetste h1111mblo mlillIIlt 'll to re lit11-wid -eaihel of the traiveltr's peirson. West P'oinlt wals SAN'td. A liorac- Sinei of Sml.. A horse will leai' 11111st lt ya tIn touhed in his hiln. ho'.i''lm i'v lit,gry H1e will not drink of wa er objItylna ble to his iu'estiouig suilY or fromi a bucket wvhil,h siom' diotake offeu th. lowevey t1li.sor tir l is t tlligett iistri) w: vlwiin. qu%ir and tuery Oitlr Ia t bs ilutit lo". o:tcred% 1,.t the raimres oft iaits. th m"i\iing-S tht w ."! i lv v Ii . I yes 111and ti\%i h. I '%N . ei '1. : 11~. A I"le ' uru. whii u.. o th e 11 .4.'~ 1 *ol.' rt nt;utedu. sitiit,* isioi he v rN aollisrlilv dmuerl Ickue-T g tltshil t.let he ok:h ski t l1. .. .IIh. ' . :t. m.\-..\ . thIr1. N te n, t he, :a ue wai .1 th1 0I 4,11' %'till I o'lt s, Ill I lit' 8:111 i I' a .\ lw' .- I14 1,- 1tivlil cMr t1l tif it e e tiin t h f't111 a hit ta . t e 'l its 0wn 11:o y. )111 it a I A a i''t. 'll." i a'l i t''' Oine of' Ithese ali.shes w..ill be' buitlt-erel Iive'. al' lilIlin hlk llp'i 14'4iOas. wa' ill or-' lil w ' h'ilei1t ti . bar risi'3a ienbbag Is aill in ridge's. indic-t at'e if a buuno' of 11sparI'l eus Theii w ills of( thle ishies timselve's are all i'rentd in t he' saimei way, and thi' tallin1g. rou'.gly ' spea king. is cor "lathleri, 1 shil like to tiny one of thetsei syNItIin of lihysiu'al exeu'e[gg that arei adveatri tie In thi' jimpers. They are ha fu i 18." that I trhie withI great1 suimccess whe'n I Wilt a younhg thuii, andiu I'll warran'iit it to le n11 gtotd 11n anty in the maret,"ttt "C(outldi I tait hrI lat'''t lhotme?"' "Yes; tha 11a1 1 ne o11'f i(at'lciief mter it".", An13yII11111 l lppr n erHHiitiy't" "'('1n1 I loa It In my3'1)01 rom" You w.vil1 lid lt'e )11 tparatun there't, all r'aiudy for yilt. liy 81)n."' tht-ago 'ITrIb unh' W.I att Il.i OthrWs S aiIi-teer. ta te tla te' a i taty \\' &i;i lbeIrtdwasl rnt fiorlv11 the iir, bafathr ofat IOvre ofh e "Itt git. u tnll ith t hAn or ()ba1nndl "tawr "'VIo an it"l ti lired teiauthor of (Ir "la n f or" t o b le. a'ii l ii ic.t the teater.n 'iiIay ble1roitn'Rori'dan ttn'lli ha ''' keIlly as.11 the o '.ther, and 11 ofh That' II wai '.'aireferenc lucky forlt' 'the tWho lenn te i'll mlie the.14 mening of4*i rii.eIt, rep''atm he boyi Ilt; the ftiofl thae (Itsa. ''hi(le(-bl titetiorlt Ah 'ilari'gins ueod ofi'1t4 ot'oer l )111 t00nthucentufre the tgovern8meIn of4 thecstai og u. "go'eon withot any dut. aut.. n epn Ahd ggdoh 1O'ONNELL'S COOL"ass. A 04ory of the 11pekn 4b*rato V411iff M4V'T, Daniel O'Connell was ottee addres lug an enormuous ieotig in King* town. and the erowd was so large that fear wits felt for the safety of the building. As he was about to @peak a gentlenan aneended the platform and Wild. troembling with fear: "Liberator, the floor is giving wiay! lThe benms are ernelkhig, iand we alil all tfll through in a few m1inute"." It iI not given to tinny men to live through ouch 1o ments an O'Connell lIved through as he ro,se to addreas the meeting nor to pro terve such inignilleent eourage in the fae of great peril. aN'rning the wan to keep quiet, the III orator said, "I find this room too anl to otain the num her who deniro to come li n, No we must therefore leave it and hold the meeting outside." A few rose to leave, but the hnll wam otill pneked, and then O'0on ie01 said: "Then I will tell you the truth. You are laihmen and therefore bav.e tuen. The floor Is giving way, and we must leave this room at oneN if thero in ia nitle and a rush to the door. wo shnli all be precipitated Into ithe ioo below, but if you obey my orders we shall be late. Let the dosen men nearest the door go quietly out, thet the n1ext doen, anad so on until all have gone. I shall be the last to leave." The Irishtiei followed the advie, the hall was quickly cleared, and as O'(on nell walked neras the tior the broken hennis gave way.- Oxford Chrontce Some n1ith I.NU%aktM. It uay surprise some folks to learn thlat plenty of l1ritish laws have been drawn up so earelessly and written I such m1uddled1 hiiunge that they are ,tiitt, useless for their intended put 01u,e of the aets pasoed in th14Xg* I11 's reign. for tuttanuie. states that t he hrwteds of peialtiet; were to be Ihlf to the tifortuer anld hialf to She pecr of the parish. The absurdity Oi the fict thAt the only penalty w :. could~ b.e inthoatwed as one of tra~':a Ion l ro' fl'teke'n yeartt. a I' a w eli knowna Q. C. ereated a lo of :1t1u1seIet byN, pros a a.al.i: wtelt irdedt as follom s: "-Kvery do i'aund I respassius ou ilostel land 1:. eemap:I nied by ihe tegistered own c: of skh dog or other person, who 1imi ou~ be'ing askri\for has true nam1c d::,irVss ma.) he It hen anad ther) dtroiv by. l 1, uch oonupivr or by his o:2 :-s " This gem of iucaninlessues n kaowev,r. not Ixass\i. 1-ouidOu Tit i'hontiy ,ii the ood of Kin-. W1.:le man.t of the Iar tws .Xs in use It the presert day are of coinparatively twe a.! ::r.1 iue Ion, ebouy w as k nowna :a!b.clyt estIal by a number of . 1 'a0e.S And u1se-d 1. the. for o etb purposes While the ...a.r..e b g."e Iv to the woA of 1't t eIl aI .I: as ofl.r, all kIUds are Sreat deuo.ty .id dark .-olor, tb hn iest v:at.e. 'Ir:.ng, i.s a rule, also 11e dIkLst tere .re t.ree Tarieties .f ehon' w eli k::owu\v 4n the trade. The . (1ro:n the 1 n 'I'C'oast of Adrea is the darket. The Madagas-ar ebony s thet' den r. The Macassar ebony M::ub1-es the largest pieces. London is :tl1 the chief mnrt for this wood. AD I :an there it is shipped to the various eountr ies In w hich It is used for mano. factuntng purposes. - Popular Me 'lumtaies. Tlhe' Deteriorating Turkieh Lady. ica ring sweetillents, smoking eiga rettes. scolding the slaves and talking scandal are the chief diversIons of the 1 'lTurkishi lady, with nowv and then a vie It to a low clans theater, anmd her phy slueit, andI& with It that of the race, is raplIhly detterloratling for want of freshb air iiand exercIse. Tlhe much dispute4' qluestiona as to wthether wvoman Is the poussessor of an immortal soul has loft 4 its inark ona the female population. I'Tey harve ceased to base any great hloles on such an uncertaInty and lIve, feed and behtave so lIke the "beasts that iterish" that to the ilippant modern TIurk i seems that, If endowed with sonls at all, they must be no small as to bie senreely worth the trouble of savinag. Chlaanbers' Mkgamzine. The .aurd Table In Orwtmaon Guick. "lio you think It is polIte," said the fool ish st rantger In ( ritnson Gulch, "for a nuin to sIt In hIs shIrt sleeves and play3 enrds aill daiy?"' "Yes, sIr." a nsw'erd Three Finger Sain.t "andic itutyhe It'll b)e for y'our own good to aremind y'ou that the fewer iilteeves n1 11nan1 11m ont when ho plays cardIs around lhere the less lIable he is Io faill undaer susaplclon."'--Washington Sitar. CHINAMAN AT A TELEPHONE i:e2e'tini (Geta the Worth of His. Mom.. ey lOvery TI'sn. "A (ChIinaan ait the telephone is a funny thing," rematrked a long dI.stane telephone operator in the Denver News a few days ago. "You see, It is imapos sibule to tell whe~ther one1 pe'rsoni or halt a dozen are talkIng, and we onuen he comue mIxed up in listenIng to thoem. When one Is a.penikng, It seems as If half a dozen aare talkIng, andI we often limagine the wtires aire out of order. To mak1Ie maitttera wYorHiO the ChinIeset de light iln talking as fast us possle,ha and wve naever kntow whet her the (Chinnman ait t his enid of thei wire Is n tlig or if It in; the onie ait t he othler- end. After the conv teratina is ended the Chink walks ouat of ht esooth wIth a self antistled amile ont hita facee andai pays for a three amb itian' tal k. Wei hav e lately discov ere<i Ithat lhe invarlaibly anys as mach dinsg t hatl tlimo 1as colOid ha51ve beeni uid hby a whilte lian its flfteen min tti." To lbt mure, thet telephone conmpany is nt realIly "cut"' anaythling buy the truan ntionu, 2an It Ilaid by the mnute; but. neiverthlele's, 11 in i th ene of ( lhina alit, Ite'11i1 omay wouldi b) the gaintor by charging for volumae lintend of tune. A (lUinman ailwtays beginn hils talk in pidgini lOaglIsh. 110 enys: "1hell0. Is thIs Ham anlang. I bettee you don'Eknow - -yI hii I yi lhe yny3 bo benno ne," and no oan, anid It sounds on the wires as If eaeveral persoins were at work. Cast irona urttiles wvere first made a Singlandai the ear. 1700 NESTING WOOD DUCKS. Tihe ('nus1is"11p 1*.6-i1 1 F*1111owed by t Very c o10 ioititi Alsrried L1te. whei,a iatir of wood ducks find wiater mil it hollow (ree to Hult, 1lttle tit Is los 1in preitriig the net. Tihts task tId the l ovein11g of the eggs are perfoIted by th1 f(ilmale, for, to the lieHt of i1y knowledge, the walo doos little morts thai sit itround on handy lmlim tti look prttty. During the perilo of lemlt ilig IIad while the duk I latyinig he liN the beau Ideal of a haimimome ail loving cavaller, ever at toItiVe anId s eemtInmglt, m1ost anxious as to her wivrehouts should she happon to get out of his sight. But with the Nvauing of thei hotleymoonl h 6e01us to feel rathor hored with the whole biol ItIes. aIId gradiutty ho gets clubby-1, e., winsia from his own fireside and buts up another drake or two to holp him lonf itway the immer. Tho busy litit duck keelis itter own counsel and "sits i 11lit" o Iho dozen or more highly poltilied Ivoryliko eggs erowded to geteIr.i1 at h10d of soft deetyed wood InIdI down mirot her ireatst. Quite f'r'v4luetly tihe nest Is lit the bottom of a holliw teveral feet dep. 111t no otmbt the stroig, hooked claws of the wokid lirck Ire a special pro visionl for tie ot. repeated Climbing out of tho hollow. lWdwynl 8atlyis in Out A 11iaiiiesm si M 'Ia's Tribute. "You atdtmire that muicinn?" "Very much." answered Mr. u011o1 . "For his compoitions or for his per formancets?" "Neither. vor his nterve in charging Sr% at sent." w\:ash inigtom Star. lif ts i si tmila t'tatilettely Oured. "They tell me you haive cured your. self of (.h1ot1hi inlsonoilla." "Yvs. I'm compluetely cured." "It mtst he a grnt relief!" "Hliet" I shouhil say It wais! Why, I io awnkc maIf tho tight thinking h( I u- -41 to f rom it."- -C1eye TABLETS, BOX PAPER, VISITING GARDS and everything in the line of STAPLE STA TIONERY at the HERALD AND NEWS OFFICE. Tablets from 2 cents each up. Beautiful W riting Papers. Come and see. Also a line of nice Cigar s. Newberry, S. C. Capital - - - $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 Paid Stockholders since organization 21,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or ganization - - $9,200 A umn woiniag by the diay is paid for tihe inne be puts inm at wuork, but wheatid onn 8atves a dol lar for his day's inhior' it wo'rks for ht:un nights, n, well I u dt a- it; ne lays .1 ff onc ('Ontni of bad( wen'tt hte r iad never gels itt g esa righat tn entraming hiLm anu lumau. I's a ic '' t hir g to' work format'' 'te, hott'h11g i e ri toy it t-oena a:n iags necun wi<~f t n. EdtL.e n depos ait inr hie Saiviniga do. pfi* ar 1n tu n ia 'ral h-t t l'egii lto 4 per cena it inaary I and1( July I of eauch y"air. Smau.li Savingus are. the Stepings Stones" to success. and )i plety Si .00 at mtheoit edtt(t ISIt inl our $5.0 wil in 10 years~ amounitlt to - - - - $ 730 00 $11.00 will ini 10 years ~am1ount to - - - $1460 00 Ilv ample itthi( facilities to accommiaodat e our cus tomters. IThe C ommercial Batik of Newberry., l cUult DYSPEPSIA, 4C.ONSTIPAFIO, INDIGESTION. RoUsES THE TORPID Livce SOLD 8V ALL DRJOOISTS TM.-I SA SUPERIOR 1N .QUAL19 TO ALL OTV Address SOUTHERP "AVANNAH, GA. THS CARC SEA ABC AIR -LINE - NORTH IO SOUTH -- Two Daily Pullman Vestil Between SOUTH an< FIRST-CLASS DININ The Best Rates and Rout< Via Richmond and W, Norfolk and Steamer Nashville, Memphis Louis, Chicago, New Points South and Southwe and Jacksonville and al and Cuba. POSITIVELY THE SHORTE NORTH A NI rig-For detailed information, ON THEcs SOTH NORH - SO T--. Two ailyPulmaledsti BeteenSOTHeen FIRSTLS D INDN VA passen aevc ndW anofort,euapd teae Pintsg Soeepin and SoThoe ~~For deaie, scheuoemai ma evtions etc.pl C. F. STWM.T J.sCR fleesa 7 PERSISTENT LOVERS. WOMEN WHO WERE MARRIED IN SPITE OF THEMSELVES. Sose Alatituonlal Iexaeaieatm r Tiat Woulti stm to Juwrtify Voltairoo' Cynit-nl rtal loklutI Tutan "Any BMan Can Wed Aur Woanum." "Any niu emi imirry tny woitan,1 Voltaire olie cynlivally deelamd, "Ir he only purilnl14 her lIIg eItuogli." Tiis11, at any1.1 rat,'4% wa lite experiliee of Jit coll 14tllaly, at well ltiown ehn11rneter in the north, of Icmglaiw it couplib of geIerailott 1go. Never- tih it lovvr wvit at wIfo utider Ouch ditwouralginig cond(itinm 11 ,itcob), for afteri his fiutt proposal he wa soundly horsewhippe<l by the young Iady's faither atnd ducked Ili a conviten 10tet ponid. "I'll ask her agalin text year," .Jaeob spluttered as he enterged from bI 1at. the Iire of hit pat lssloon nto( at whlit quenheldvil by hIt cohl doulelhe. "ltegu. lirly onte it year. onl the antittlversairy of hi firati proposal a it uierson," NItholmoi atyti lin his bilography of Mr. litllhhty, ".1mnob alttired h1luself lit hiIs finlett 1t nit1ent ald pretnted ls petl tionl, a1lways with the sam11e nlegative ro suit. Whena Ite presettlled hiself, now at itidle aiged an. for the tweity fourth tinte. teit lady greeted him up. pearane with a peal of hitughter. t'it' Ito good, ,1iateoh. I see,' Ule exclalined. 'I nitaty as well give lit Iow al later, but what a failut heairled creatture (the hit partitate widow wis otpared with you!'" Shierlda took atnl ettally hold course wheat he sotight to wit the t Irest of he Iattutifil datttghters of Ilulley, tho ,otposer of mitt I. who was tstotigly ipposedt to tie suIt of the brillilat roung poet and dr.anta1tist. illt latily OVO, too. wais bw.set by ati armlly of mitors. aniy of thet far utore elIgi Ie 1than tit, peniffless laN student. 1The rumtst1anies eatld for hold anild dt -"tVe aIttion. After threatenitlla: to de itroy hitself if the latd.x refused his 1dan des adttighting at couple of duels %itth one of his mlo,st formidable rivals '.heridanl took the Il'.d step of runiting iway with Ntlis L.inley and11l contdtuleting ter to at -'reiit ntitner. where site re nainled Ina otntilentnt tuntil. stu1ceutn ig to her lover's daring atd persist l'ee. she 0onetnted to mttarr1y himt. Ai atsiig atd charaeteristit, story t tohl of L1ord Beat%ustield in tihe la a wasit Ite W.ts wooing Mrs. I.ewis. o whom in later years of itarried life le w%aS so t0tclinglv deVoted. One da. Nirs. 1.ew is who was then ' liig in ret'ereuent at her seat it Ola Do': ztihra, s:an a genttletan walkintg e :' 3' the driv. "-ade." she ex o:i : d ser' a::t. "'I revalvlyte :e' . the: '.: o.d man l'israeli is t%m ng~ up h.o .. e' 1 p ease.. run to the .o': : .. Itu s1t at be\ne.' Ja1ne t-J0, to t. tIa.0d.~e e t . r i a tfew .iites at er. "W,tO d'..: N I do with such in o . 1N uan'- the x;tdon I.d y ter in the my wh: n' - .a '.wed no sign of alin 11:< h3a:ege --\ arry hin:. I sup ose. i n l'm." was .lanie'st philosophie uswer .. :as the worid knows, the ersste:a: w.ooea had his way in the 'ud in this as iaa nost other things in if e. A judge, ntot long deceased, used to elI a dilvertitg story of his wooing. In htose daysa he' witas a st rugglI ig an d ob eure hawyer witot e'vena the ptrospect if ana ineoaane, atnd thet wtoinan on wvhoan ie had set blis affetions was the laughter of a purse l':vutd tan with a tigh s.oundintg nainaae w ho wvas strongly >pposed to gIving blat daughter to a 'pennilless latwyer." "D)o yo.i knaow, sIr," the father thun lered whten he wats atsked for hIs btughter's hanad-"do you kanow, sir, hat my13 dattghater's anicestors haveu all teei noelena anid tht one' of themi vuas at fav orite aunistear of Queaene Iliza aeth?t" "t )h, yes, I knoitw atlI that,".' the f'ounag btarrister piaehdly aniswered, thi one slahilped your aincest or's faee, itidi unlessi you arae tanore civil I will do he satiate for you?" It hs seatrcely suar risIng thait so bold andl darlig a lover tatd hIs waty In the end, evean in the aire of sucht a baarier of ghostly ntoble tintestors. l'The latte 'rlnce lisatarek, It ha said, won hIs wife in inueh thte satmae waty. Alt hotigh het hadt not knaowni the laidy of hIs love amore t hatat a few dlayst anad her par ient werae niot ev'en awar ie of hIs ex Istencee, he p)resentteid himsnelf otie daty be f'ore Iteta anad hlly tasked peri'tuission to artiry their dau tghter'a. in v'a in the fathea.r fumeiad andtt blustered and threat. ented to have the yountg an forcIbly ejected frotu the house for lils imperti noncte. "1 am iisaorry~ 1o annioy yotu, sIr," thte younag stoldir satld, "but I must re spectfuilly dieclinte to leauve thte house util I hiave your conisent."' Nor dId he, atlthouigh tihe contsent w'as giv'en it these tungratneiau wvords: "Well, I suppose you mutlli hae your way13, butt I catninot comn pllmnent asny (dautghter ont her' choice of a mtule for a husbanad."' Hie Feelm It. "'Doesa a dal'aft give you cold chIlls dlownt .vour baick ?" asaked the philoso. phe'r. "it does,'" reIplied t he wIse guy, "wvhen iny' a al b ank neerount Is overdr'tawn~~a.".g~in. clmut ti IConaatanerclinl TraIbuane. Ilobbiy't'saaameant. Lit te ltilbby wats Inuspeeting the new baby for thliarsaat timae, aind Isa dictum wats as follows: "I s'posea It's nIce enioutgh, whtat there Is of it, but I'ma sorry It ali't a patrr'ot." (lass A rtastu,erney. "Rhe! la eInaa, I bsellive, to ho descend ed fr'oma a kIng.'" 'Ye., laforte hier kranadfathler struck It rieba haa was kniowni as the poker kIng of WhIte Jioas lats."-Chicago lcee. or'd-lierald. Graniute is the only3 coaminont rock which sthowa ito traces of atinia er warrtabLe um. 10 0 O ATLUVIjurEX .na.:wrt o f-ion m 160fol I U07. ovot r tu ox is F Atlantag dag IV4. LARDJ ' LF3 PAT rY AND PURITY DIRODOtDE IRPMCT ASTRY 4 COTTON OIL CO MNAS AND GI:XCIA. )ARD RAILWAY. EAST -- WEST. buled Limited Trains I NEW YORK. G CAR SERVICE. to all Eastern Cities ashington, or via s.- To Atlanta, Louisville, St. Orleans, and All st-To Savannah 1 points in Florida s-r LINE BETWEEN ) SOUTH. rItes, schedules, Pull o any agent of The Sea .J. Puller, Travellng .C. H, GA. FOR BUSINESS, FOR PLEASURIE, I FOR ALL THE BEST R RESOR TS San---e Resot FoMer se to AurAddesa. IPFAREof flVL SOUTH Duba. ~xcelled for luxury the latest Pullman oughfare Cars. s or any informa. issenger Agent, Vllmlngoa N. C. BLUE R109E 1AI V. 0. B"'s "r, Repiver. 1 11S A1,111iftA %it-io i. I iM, nk4ween ;Itoe wanhina. aAd1hb(jEn1P. WX-TBUVhj ARRIVE. LEAvA. M)-.ved - Mixed No. 9. No. 12 dtations. 1o. 11 No. 0 P. M. A. bl P. M. A. N 81096 ...............lton........820 1060 248 983........&nderson F. D......... 8 1 1110 245 980 .........%nderson P. D.1... ... a di 116 ........ 9 25 ........ West A nduorson ...... 8 49 ..... ---... 09...............Denver.............. 8 69 . ---........... Autuns............... 406 . -84...........cherry... 418..... .....8148 Adani .......... 421 .... a8 1RoutnsaJune& ...83 .... .825 ....... .IOne0a....... 4 a5 806...... ..West Union ........604 -- 00........Walhalla . 609 All regular t ins f i t have prisetidene over trains of same class or wiue spconiled y trai dirotton unless oth Wi Itio stop at the following stations to Jame ond andt raSengors: Phiuney's .m K L") * iSUR. Superintendent UftdrlstuO and Wstorr Carolina RWV co, Augusta and AahoviUo Short Line. 11,chedu lo i tifoot h aol 1, I10.) (toad Down.) (Read UJ) 12.46 pin .........Lv Newberry..... Ar 8.10 pin 1.60 pin . ... Ar Laurens............. Lv 2.02 p 2.07 li .....,...Lv Laurena.. .. .. .. Ar 1.80 pm 8.80 pin.........Ar 8partanburg..... Lv 12 01 3.1 inn... Lv dpa. taiburg..... 10.21 a 6.82 pin.........Ar $aluda............... Lv 8. 89 am 6.11 pn.........Ar HiendozsonvIlle Lv 8.05 am 7.15 pIn...Ar Asheville........... Lv 7.06 a T1 F46 pi...Lv Newberry (.a.) 3 10 p 1.r.0 pta..... Ar Laurens..........Ly 2.02 p 1.65 pin...... Lv Laurens... .........Ar 1.45 2. .1 pin......Ar Greenwood...........Lv 12.44 p b.20 I in ...... Ar Augusta.........Lv 10.10 a 2 36 pm lv Aviguta............Ar 11.66 am 0.30 pm...... Ar Beaufort................Lv 7.60 am 0.45 pm...... Ar Por. Royal............ Lv 7.40 am 124 pm.L Nw (o N.ay)Ar 8.10 pm ,1 10 pm .... Ar Laurens ..... .........Lv 2.02 pm 2 419 pm. Lv lnurne ............... Ar 1.85 pin .26 pi_n. Al Greenville.......... Lv 12.16 pi For 1'iirter infor'ition relativo to rate oto. oollon oraddreass GICO. T BftY A N, Gon. Ag .(roonville, tj HtN6'T WILLIAMS, Ot. Pass. Agt. Augusta, da. T. b1. T . i. Tranlo Mantsger. (E.storn 8tanudard Tin e.) Southbound. Northbound. Sch duto in Eoot Aug lst, 26th 1902. 81TATIOr'i . 8 40 aR Lv AtlanIta (S.A.L) Ar. 8 60 pm A I InI A tons 6 19 pm .1 f llk Elborton h 17 pim 12 .b pml Abbeville 4 03' pin 1 22 pin Greenwood 3 85 1m 2 6 Ar Clinton (nin'r) Ly. 2 45 pm (O.&w 0.) 10 (1 i1m Lv (l0ni Springs Ar 4 00 pm 12 If, Im Spartanburg. 3 80 pm z'4 21 i Greonville 3 26 pm (Harris Springs) !;,.)I In Waterloo 2 86 pmn ' I . - ^ r Lauretis (l)in') LI 2 4 7 pin 11. f . 1111. 02 Lv Lanrojis Ar 16(1 2 :9 " Parks Ar 1 42 2 22 ..Clinton.. 1 30 2 84 Goldville 117 2 43 ..Kinard.. 110 2 49 ... Gary ... 1 06 12 54 ..Jalapa.. t00 310 flowberry 1246. 3 24 Prosperity 12 82 384 ....Slighs.... 1228 3311 LL Mountain 1219 AM. 351 ...Chapin... 1209 357 Hilton 1202 4 01 White Rock 11 fiv 4 (7 Ballontine 1154 4 17 .....Irmo..... 11 46 423 ..Leaphart.. i 140 4 45 ArOolumbiaLv 11 20 pmn am 1 55 LvColuiibia (A.o.i..)Ar 11 lo 6 240 Sumter 9 60 9 20 Ar Charloston Lv 7 00 'rraltn 53 and 62 arrive and depart from new u11no dopot TraIn 22 and Si irom A. C. L. freight depot We0st (ervyals stree.t For Rates. Timno Tables, or funt,.her Informa tion call o,n any Agent, or wvrite to W. G. CHILD4, T. M!. EMiERSON, President. Trafflo Manager. J1. F. LIVINUSTON, ii. M. EMiERBO, 80'. Agt. Uen'l Frt.& Pass Agt. Columi. S. C. Wilmingtron. N 0. CURSE OF CURED~ BY W iTE RIBBON REMEDY No taste. No odor. Can be given in glass ol water', ten, or coffee without paltientL's knowle.dge. White Ribbon Remedy wvill cure or destroy the diseased appetite for alco hohec stimulants, whether the patient is a.confirmed inebriate, a '"tippler,'" so cial drinker or dirnnkar'd. Impossible for an,yone to have anu ap petite for alco holic liquors after using Whbite Ribbon Remedy. Indorsed by Members of W. C. T1. U. Mrs. Moore, press superintendent of Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Ventura, California, writes: "'I have t.estedi White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate drunkards, and the cuires have been many. In many cases the Remedy was given secretly. I cheerfully recoin mfendI and mndorse White Ribbon Reme dly. Members of our Union are (1e lighted to find aii economical treatment to aidi us in 0our temperance work.'' Druggists or by mail, $1. Trialipack age free by wvritmng Mrs. A. M. TIown sent(1 (for years secretary of a Woman's Christian Temperance Union ), 218 Tre mont St., Boston, Mass. Soldl ini New berry by Gilder & Weeks. Got the Best! 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