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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY NEAR CLINTON ball entered just above Ramage's left nipple, passed through the large ar tvry above the heart, penetrated the body, entered the right arm and lodged tn the inusele. Death was doubtles8. almost inst ant aneous. Ram age was left handed and was stand ing with his left side next the house hardly ten feet from the back door from which Wham shot as he ran down the stairs from the second story. Ramage was a iagnificent man phys ieally, six feet high, stout and hand some. He was a bachelor and a half brother of Miss Simpson's mother, who was the cephew and heir of late Capt. J. A. Bell, and was himself a prosperous farmer and dairyman, staninlig well in the community. Wham moved here several years ago from near the Greenvilie line where the family of that name is niumierous and prominent. Ie bought the old SimpsonI homestead, the Simpsons moving into a smaller house acros, the riad. Th old place is a th pical ('arolitia country hotmie with big "Iks ii the % ard anil a geniral appearaice of joi. el ILiw's.,, a In'.t placii scene fir a ain to work tlie wreck of a wonali's lift Htil to shiv her kiiismuij. Nearer ('liton Wham 1Ih0l bought other prtpert arid there has in process of erect ion an u1nsually t%lish h Ithke ahnst voinpleted into Which Ie intelded soon to ilove. lie is a pr,,sperous fellow abtout 35 N ear-, old and has four eilIdren. Last y ear ho was a candidate for couity treas orer aidi was the second highest out of four aspirants. Ilis reptitation has always been Mis \la tie Siups 1, the wolnan in the cae, is a well developed, good looking girl of about lW sumners, Mal if Iuiy ,le kiew aught against hir e cltiiiter it Was not ('ot)[1m01n kii1wle'g unit ii these siO 41eve ,)p. rieits of tie last Three days. Now, as usual, there is all sorts of gossip. It is -portod to Shoritf Duckett that Whiarin was seen today going towards tie (ireeniville line. The sheriff thiks lie will surreider probably to Shieriff G ilroatlh of ( ireeniville or Shier \erioi of Spartianhiurg, as Wham's father lives at Wood ru I. There is Ito teel for Whmiiii to run. At the inquest his interests were looked after b)y Liawyer C. (. Featherstone, who WAs SUI11MoIn from Laiturens. l)eputy Sheriff Cathcart came up froi Coiilujai wit lit ho bliooillioun<uls. iarivinig att I o'clock at Siunpsoni's ertinirg, where t1he t raini was st o ye Ie dIirectly in f ron t of thle holise Thie clogs were at once put on t he trail anid were worked for several hours, but it was irilpossilble to catch the' scent, arid thle at terupt was aan lotned. NO onie is out after the fugi. I ive niow. Tloniighit all is quiet at Simpson501's Cross l'ht>ads. The corpse of one of thie conuniiuniity's most popular mentI lie's now ini his lonely but comforts ble homie. Tlhie wife of his slayer, wit hi a friend or t wo andl her children, was sittinig quietly Cl lie prhwe lhe dleputy passed t here late t his evoi. inrg. The hiusbandc and fat her is away frorm idanger, rnot know ig wht hias elatiseid sine lie shiot atid ran. Arid just about 2(10 yards across thle wo(od thieriI i a younig womnii who hias ini the event of todlay food for thought t hat will last a life time. WHAM SUiRRENDEltS, lHe Says he Jid not 11c le rom the Lawv, but to Save~ H!mself From flau age's Friends. lacurer.-, Ju1ly I I -Ahout ii r.ight last night i iJhin Whamu&r earnir to town~ ard iiirrenideredi to Sh"ritTF Duckett fils friends say that he lid ni4.tIfee f romi just ice, hit to escapie trouble with thle friends of t he dead rman, fH amage. Ferguson and Feathier'storne and W. 1B. B ichey have been emuployedi to defend Wham. Thley' stated todayi~ that the quest ion of applying for bail had riot yet been considered . B. A white wormari rnamueud fill, livig ti (lie Fai r Forest set ion of Spar tanhurg County, went to Spartan. I bunrg oni Saturdasy arid swore out a warrant against a negro, George lh Sheldon, who she says assaultd lier' (G on July 1 as she was going frori the house to the cotton field. She said e dlelayed so long in order to make sure of the assailant. T1he warrant was issuod. Th'le womian is a teuant. of Dr. Cleveland, and lives with her oi two abildren. A WOlID WITH DR. CRUM. k Big Door of Opportunity Open Wide for Him. 31renville News, Possibly by this time Dr. Crum, he negro collector of Charleston, has .een convinced that his appointment vas unwise. He must have left it lien the tirst storm of indignation ,vas raised, not only in Charleston, >ut throughout the country, and here is more reason for him to have hat opinion today, when mop Vio once has gone beyound all bonds. h'ace feeling was excited by his ap. 1kintment. She fight against him vas not contfined alone to his section. L'he public mind was swayed and all -ight thinking people had the mqy 10od to admit that the principle of ilacing negroes in office in white 1mmunuities was dangerous and vrong. Crum knew that while he >ersonally was safe from all harm, he excitement would leab to demnon. itrations ond outbreaks, which coul(l 'e traced directly to the agitation .f the negro question. r Cruim is a colorel man of no J'dinmrN ability. We believed that ,o far as thet actual work of his olice -coneeri-d bel is perfictly able to endet good service. We are willing o give hin credit f,r that. But is t wisq for him to remain, against the -rotest of the people, and when he annnot help but see that what is now as the Crum incident is respon ile in a way for this bitter antagon. irn bet ween t he racee ? He accepted he kdfice because he believed it was or the good of his people. Ie was iniions to point the way for higher md better attaininmts, But what has he acec mplishe? \k iritocent as ho may consider him. elf lie has been the primary conse f this reign of lawlessness. Thou ianlds and thousands or people, wih eow i nothing of him, have (on. b-miiiod the rule by whicl lie was it ito olie over the white race. There is another point which is of nre vital interest to Crun). III the 'ace of the crime in Illinois and Dela varo and Indiana, where negroes vere lynched by white men not from i.- South, the record must. undoubt. 4(lly be used in Washington to show lit the safety of the public deiiiatids he eliminiation of the negro from puInblie life. What wits dono by Ohe 1'astorn and Westorn nobs will natu -ally defeat any hope of Crum. The negro collector has an oppor uniity to prove that what he said be 'ore about accepting the office for he good of h's people was riot idle alk. If what he said was true, and( mdiu if his purpiose weore sinicerO, hie villI stor down and1( out and put an iverlast inig end to this const ant dread af a terrible race war. He can intake name for lhi melf, arid if he has one Iropi of hionrest blood ini his veins he vill let the country knowv that nie groes cannot rule, and that'*ho would ather see the races live in peac,. han to hold all the petty offices i he land. Chicago D)iagnosis of Kenituc ky, (entucky's bills are full of rills, \nd all the rills are lilned with stills, '\nd all the stills are full of gills. lid all the gills are full of thrills, \nd all the thrills are full of kills. {'ou see, the feudists dlot the hills, \nd camp along the lfttle rills, ~ouvenient to the busy stills, A.nd thirsting for thc brimming gills, \.nd( when the jice' hia system tills, C~ach feudist whoops around and kill e. edow, if they'd only stop the stills, Lhey'd cure Kentucky's many ills dien would be sp)aredl to climb the lills. ~ind operate thei busy stills. Iowever, this would. mean more gills A.nd that, of 'ouirse, would mean more thrills, tesuilting in the same old1 kills. ;o all the lills and1( rills and stills, Andt all then gills and thrills and kills re splendid for the coflin mills, \nd make imore undertakers' bills. WV. ID. Nesbit, in Chicago Tlribune. MAUST BE IN EVERY HIOME IN NE WBERRY he following 'druggists reqjuests the * ailder's of MIU it N A cou pons to bring 4 emn im at once and secure, absolute ' free, thle regular size bottle of the 4 meat Preparation, M UltNA W INE b'or saile only by Gilder & Weeks 41 gents. NOTIIE.~ I LL IIAUlIN( OF SAND FROM 4 .Ie Scott's Creek must be stopped ati4 JNO. M. SCIIUMPItRT, It Quarterly Report 4 Ot Supervisor tor Quarter End- 4 Ing Junle 30, 1903.-19 303 J P Adiatis, r N- b, $ 4 56 11 304 W (i layes, stationery, 51 to 305 W .Ilohlison, coul tax, 75 301-A C Sligh, colin tax, 6 00 307 E ( Hetz, asst'sor, 00 49 308 8 K Bouknight, Chng, 9 35i 30) W W IParrow, call sal, 9 04) 310 W C Sligh, ilag sial, ) 00 49 311 W G Houiseall, luncy, 10 00 49 312 W U H1o0s18al, p 111, 5 00 50C 313 J A Silber, co h1ote, 30 00 0 1 314 J I Lonsr, elms, 20 (0) 315 T 1 Richardsoti, hng, 'Z> 00 50: 316 J A Riddle, r & b, 6 00 50 317 .1 H1 Uarret, coin tax, .1 00 50 318 Samnuel Wartv-4, cou tax. 4 00 50(i 319 J L IEpps. ollce ex, 1 07 '00 :120 J C 8healv, coin] tax, 1215 50 321 A A W -tksinger, con tax, 12 50 50 322 (eo W Stockman, coin tax, 16 80 51 323 A 8 King. r & b. .1.1 00 324 11 C Lake. com3 tax, 3 50 "l 343 Observer lrinting Co, alv, 1(1 75 ')3 326 .J Al Brown, r & ), 1 50 '14 327 .1 C 0oggis, sal & offict, ex, 7. 10 . 32 S Nolani, ( 1 ex, ' 4 50 16 3*211 E K Bedenbatiugh, con sal & ' 01 B P 14 Hair, itung sall, .I 00 1 331 .1 H1 IAvingstonj, r & 1, 7 50 21 33z J I IL,ivingstonl, con tax, 00 :33 H awkins & Mliick, r & ', 106 -Q7 .2: 3314 Hawkins & Mlinick, r & b. 151 92 5 S Moore, sill, ' 6i 25 :'. ; Bveuj Halfacre, sila . ,' 5 0125 3:2. J H Hlunter, cIlk & atty 50 6 & 5 :: J Im Schlilupert, sutimi, 612 ,.10 2 Fi,. l'' 1- Mavbil, nling & col siaI, 12 50 '* 34) Howers & )onminik, cilg, '5 .0 311 state PeliOteitiary, ti lg, 28 o 53 342 1,e'vi Britt. Imuper, .1 0 1 343 .1 11 Kotill, r & b, 1 0) 3 ' 23 :11 Simllit- Wakites, r. & 1, .1 0 3 3 N5 M Al lkif'r<l, jail rell & Nal, 15' 4 5: ::*4 D . o 1 i litek, ehlig, 1. 1 00 .17 .1 M 'ount' , jiail Ix, 1 ;10 s 34"v lI P Livitig oll, 'a1upe)r, 00 34 - T Nlavr', r & b, 1 g 534 ::5 1: I ) the ws, assessur, *2 ( '30 :51 )-21' Ahttlithw-, ling, 1 00 11 352 i 1 Siipson, ferry rent, 13 "11 41 353 Sminple . Loininieik,o holie, u4 9 .1 1 354 W - ' Prown, (o'il tax, ;00 413 355 1Dab lDvi Ilderson. ferry cli1, 8 15 4 3.)3( .1 .1 K nitlardlt, (.01 1 tax, 11 00 313 357 T A H'ptilig, com tax, 7 oo 046 35s 1- K' Suipt-riilter, assessor, 10 10 3511 A A1 Iostter, assessor, *00 3111 s A I Iitlerson, id.1sol ferry eltil, 1) 75 .0 3o1 I 1 B ' litzseV, (oml1 tax, 00O 362 (' 8 Jolino.,41. cor11 tax, 3 (0 00 :133 (i B A all, atsst-isor, 1 00 364 T I Ale tllmugh, com tax, 2 50 0 36. J -. 11 Itingur, aiss(ISo1, 4 03 ( 1 1 364; selt11111wrt & 'ounts, cling, 18 08 5 ;0;7 \V F Sliber, Iinag & conl 81a, i o 556 :16 J l. B 'elnugh, colu tax, 4 00 557 361 (it-o I b-rrivk, r & b), 23 5o 553 :33 Morris & \Vicker, cling, 11 5 55 371 .1 ( Wilsmn. con tax, ' 1 00 WO 372 A (i h'lirtillill, voinl tax, 5 1o M 373 1) B Cmo I, as.esso400, . (10 :17. V 1 1, aiimck, com ax, 1 50 51: 375 lt L I' r0miks, coinl tax, 00 5 :71; 1-' I liradIcy, cor con', 2 oo 5 ::711 Ann 4 itary, pauper, 41 01)06 377 J A i(h0s, voill tax, 1 00 567 378 .1 A N ichols, chnig, 5 5 (3 37 .1 1) 11 Kibler, voin tax, 5 50 56" 3,41 .1 1 11 Kih'r, a' & b, .50 570 '81 ,J L' Crooks & (1 ", r & 1), 5 7 :382 \V 1I I'low, Coln taix, 2 O0 57 343 B B I.aitzsey, r & b, - 5I0I 3"A \V T luiford, coll I axi, 15 oo 385 .1 (' \Vi', '31 oin tax, 575 I3; 3 Al 8himmailiert, ex & frI, 7 5 387 Alice (loggaias, r & 1, 1 50 388 RJ I. Ietir, r & b, .1 93 7 3813 .1 C NebuliIn 1wrt, r & 1, 1250 5713 130 J \V littildersoll, coi tax, 0 3 1 WJ Sigh, 0,t11 tax, I 00( 39'2 11 ' I S1l er, co n In.x, 7 2 5, 393 " \V P-'anw, mig sul, 12 "ol 581 39411 lt iSi lit h, coin sall, 3 3 8 3195 ("I i)lcket I, con)a sil i :1316 1" \V ''at , ne. k(t ('(3' 0 1331 137 1 1" l'~' bri3n, r & I, 23 011'7 :138 \V lb lIb.id, chug 5I:a188 :113 wI lt 14t1i, 'o,a la, 1 3( 591 4033 \V 14 Iihl, as3sssor' 8 og 513 .101 C 1) lillilte.r, I' b '132 N , lIbkek, r ,& b,, 7o .512 413: I'" 14 Py<3, w & I, I2 513 .1 1 l' 8 11al1k li n3, I'& I,2 33 -1333 W J 11.n 131 r & b 4 J 1:1 .-- u .t 4.7 T ' U t. 2. -123' ,1 P 1 in .1:33 3 S .\1o r- ., 431. J1 Al\ be,311a co -,.* -138 .\ l ayl 3133 ..' a ' .U -1133 JohnSo W \'. ll'',x .1.11 J 11 \let~ I'ulh>3 g , p'311lX 1.17 J Al Selalnu,a1at'1c, II-,' -130 l I, I o a n n l k , a,..,., .1.8 JI.'l 111h 1. 13k1p ),rt , I 31,M3 4451 \JV b(' Il,nk,(s r & I) -132 la P .1 (Ing, 3lns'tax, 1.1 J Sr by go', rag ' b ISa .l'J' l3art n'a, assessor\ I33) 31 417 J Al Nebui, w r, con7 .147 Seiti lh'riI, Ii'upa r I i1 1" Wl I.ratllav, com i'ax 23s: 1511 A ''iltiin, 1313J.nr tax 311 1317I 1a' lIenu, ferr'3y I('3niN , (10 11 VI Ivg 4cm. , I.ir auper3, *~lP 1.1 17 JlA i a, ju r lii wi' t ' 31 (1 8) l (18 W3A'. a'ii, p a.r 'Iti3 '|13.3('1 3 .\1aye,. b 33k rJ3'de r N' :.3 . A 4 l'err)Ulin333ery, 1 5 153. 65 linj Wiat''a'r, co l l ',I13 3(1 31 K ' Alitrry li erry i' aim3) 67I ,J 'I Hl ard, jai rept 5''l, '8 'IA ('rentsN- r, 133k erry cl(0a513 0 S lb ~e's, (im3a (k, 1(1).y11. 1 Al 11 ('ialets.3, ferry (hl 32 11 2 ,J 8 Woi-, com tax,~ 1731 3 S 1' '' Mates r te b''3 t''3(7 4 J Wtu Iakr, (33''cii,&I(l jb. :5 Pr1 1 ah1s olw.r l13c. b 1 ( & If Boozer, akse"ur, 6 C A l Dlomitniiek, con sal, 9 I J \V Aook, r & t, 3 U ) 'I' ilen, com1 tax, .1 B S 'ounts, cotu tax, 3 t Laeitzsoy & Co, r & b, 1s IC P Iaake, colu tax, '1 t W Hundrick, com tax, I 7 B IN Stibor, coin tax, 5 0 -J J Sehumnport, r & b, 5 0 0 H Suber, .11Iuiages, 1 ) Ati n ary. pauper, .1 It C W t 'liahns, ofice ex, 31 2 J M Brown, r & b, . 1 .1 0 Kinard, con sal, 11 1 B B Sebiutapert. & Co, chug, 211i Hamirn Bros, r & b), ;. J) 1i Bowers, zoin tax, ;1 0 iJ C tiggans, sal, 24 I (i H Crotner, colu tax, II P Cawm i.-II, voin tax, 2 0 (i V Swittonberg, r & t, .1 .1 IR Sent, cin tax, ' W V Croner, oice ex. 1 C M Evans & Co, r & t', . 01 .S -Johns.11on, co;n tax, 4 ( P t .llisor, mag sal, 9 ( J i Livingston, con sal & (, es,o .1 0 B Evans, chug, i 0 Lawson Doninick, chng, 5 6 T B Beldenbaugh, (lug, .16 .1 -IlA ) avenport, paiper, 2 I lAIVes & Richardson, sta'u'y, It ; M V ltdenbatigh, coin tax, I 5) J A Counts, cow tax, 4 0( A 'T Wilson, r & b, ' a l A Sense, coin tax, 7 Levi Fulner, pauper, 20 0( .1 V 'al bert, pauper, .20 01 B B Sebutupert & Co, r & g, 13 3 J A Stiber, co hoine, 15 2: (i H HOOZ0er, e0oIfitx, ;3 (it W P 1,%:, phart, r & b, 3 m l ' Singley, 4-1)1m fax, .1 ;i J W Whit , . b repirins, X.4 1: (l.inton )il Co, v h repairs, I 1W: 'T"P 111ichardsol, ehug, 1; 0: .1 1) 'rouheb, r & 1), 51 I o NI lie' len haugl, ehng, 1150 (11 N)l Beolbnaugh, r & b, 76 :1 I) 1 tledenultgh, oil tax, 5 2: It Al Werts, com tax, 11 (t ( A Malett & Co, ClIng, it 6. .1 S 31t-Carley, assssor, 6 Ol . 11 SeurY, I & b, 3 ut J It Scurry, cun tax, I :, J K Epps, r & b, 1 01 s N1 Heidernon, ferry chm, 1 7; S A Sloan, ebug, 20 1t J1 1a ,Epps, Sat), 2 7 77 V V Croner, sall, 27 7 '' P Richardson, chng, 25 o( E S Werts, sal, :,. 1 J '' Crisp, patiper, .1 on :J F Hedellbaugh, ehg, 150 00 J ' (ioggais, sal, 22 9I olose..ley Bros, ch11g, 40 m; .1 A Sutier, co uine, ;.0 Io .1 1 Hu1tinter, elk & atty, 12 5 Benj Hatfacre, sal, 6 2 1 H Chappell, r & b, : o. J) M Sclitmpert, sa, -2 I J W \Vhite, Irt, 4 3; F N1 Linilay, cor sill, 21 s; (- S Moore, sal, I 2$ Wiairen Perry, ferry el, 6 5A J1 B Siinpson, hrry rent, :3 00 San lA Shealy, coin tax, I 00 Allen Anti 1ust! Mfg Co, r & b, 2.1 39 L Sn1gley, Coila ix, -1 5t . '1' Callm-s, Iler, -1 00 )avid 1leonerson, ferry elm, s '7 'NI3 Al Buford, sheril"'s sil, 116 6 *S Nolatid, damages, 10 U!) T P Iiilardson, frt. r & b), S 00 J L Ptulmr, ferr. tlatim, 14 6 C M Folk, con tax, :3 s, Jas. Bolitad, r & b), 1s - ,1 I MceCullough, co phys, I; 5 .1 A Siluber, Co boliew, I hl IN iiord. jail rept, 21 1fi IC 1 Hipp, vlIbg, i1 13 It H H unter, (,)Ilu tax, 1 25 ( 11 Peterson, coil tax, 2 00 It 1 Laiviigstoneil, 11auper, 2 00 F Il Boyd, w & 1, 12 13 C S Joh1sonl, Com I "X, ,Im S 1I McI l--an, r & b1, 251; 00 StIIuIni BIros, r & b, .1 35 Sunimr ros, co homliv, :12 i)9 iun iner 14r.'s, eh)nig, 4 65 I, al Siwers, e hi ex, 2 8(1 ,114 lanthan, r & b), 3 75 .John Shlepplart, paulwr)', 2 lIt WV I ) Hollo way, ebniig, :: on W. A Wa.tkiin, o(in tatx, 2 I!o S P' Thuls, r & b, :, I!! .1 AlI Counts, jil repa)irs, 12 2r, J 'S Holloway, r & b, n 11 H AXbrains, aissr, -(N! H undrick. r & b, I u~ r:ek, 'oiln ta. tio J 1,,- -m a * a ' ' 1 t -n r it . aper Wa r-o P r y.p .-r :. S'I J ain -. - upA j i 'l' Sn rju~j ':f( b,' F1 1 lack, r &IA '.41 \uI W iop, ma -u \V re, I"orrik en . f 'o. Fl 'I Seont, r & , ) W, )oinic<k, com tax. -pI$ he) S'rzler ( o, (chiig, I P' Iicharison, cbog, :,i (o I'C I rong, clbng, fl 0)) A Nuber)'i, e0 hioime, 83 0 itt Schiump aurt, 5)al, (12 5, S Mloore, sail, I; 2:, am.i Walltes, comil taix, I 2:, 1e'i. 1 a faere, 'dal, e. 2:, IA Kiips, 5)a1, ... 7 I. 'j) 0 X, ()fleei ex, 3 OI C (Iog9.ans, sal, 2., 1! S Werts, saul, .1 17 S Worts, onllce OX, .1 So IL ICpt ing, r&. b, 1 5)( ah nerm I)avenport, comi tax, I 50! I I Scu rr y, r & , 8 :og am lHuani, ferry ohni, : (un (G Sanith, con) sill, 1(I 68 WV Pant, mnag sall, 2? (og 00 l)onuglna a tm,u(0 Small Savings ire the Stepping Stones to sucess and plenty $1.00 a month (leposited in ouir SNS URTMNT Will in 10 years amount to $ 140 00 $5.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - - $ 730 00 $10.00 will in 10 years am11ount, to - - - -6$1460 00 We wiait your business. IIave ample facilities to accominodiate our cus tomers. The Commercial Bank of Newberry, S. 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Eduard Scholtz, Jeweler and Optician. R. MOPI EETHING I Costs Only 2 nt r mnall 25 cents to 0. Cures Eruptions, Sores, Collo, Hives Worms. 9EJ3MWX-X.1-L THE EFFECTS OF THE SUMMER'S I SE ABi AIR LINE . NORTH -- SOUTH Two Daily Pullman Ve; Between SOUTH al FIRST-CLASS DINI The Best Rates and Rot Via Richmond and \ Norfolk and Steam Nashville, Memph Louis, Chicago, Ne Points South and SouthN and Jacksonville and and Cuba. PosITIVELY TiH SHoiR NORTH AN me-For detailed information man reservations, etc, appl board Air Line Railway, or Passenger Agent, Columbia, C. F. STEWART, A SAVANN TI!E7 LiN THErINi ON THEMM ?.ied N R TH JIND FIorida A passenger service un<1 and comfort,equipped with Dining, Sleeping and Thor For rates, schedule, maj tion, write to WAl. J. CR! BLUE RIDGE NAILW iV 1U. 0. BEA% TIAleceiver. In Etoct June 8 WR1902. ntwoul A ndorion and WalbaUS. 3A83110UND. WUaTBoum, AiivE. L-AVI. Mixoft. Mixe0 No. 9. No. 12 citatlons. No. II'No. 9 P. M. A. Jol. P. U. At, II 3 10 1) 5............... elton ............... S o20 10 6U 2.48 933........Anderson F. D ......... 840 1110 2 45 9 30. ......- .nldorson P. D...... 4S46 1116 --- .. 25........ W ext A nidoorson ....... 3 49 ........ -.-.... 9019 ...............Denver.............. 8 59 --.-.-.* 02............... A utun............... 405 ........ -""--. 85- ...........Pondleton .......... 4 Il ..... -------- 8 47 ..............Cliorry, ........,, 4 18 . " -- 4........ .. ...A dniiim ............... 4 21 .... 8 28. Jo.t i Julet ... ... 433 ........ """". 8 2---............ oneca.............. 485 64 ..... 8 oi---.- : *.- W est UVilonl ....... 6u04 ,.... S... Walalla......... 09 A I rg r tr is t ton t 440 A av13 pre-ctIence over trains of satme OeIn Sviliv I ti ol site d iretton unless oth o'rwiHo0 mpt-01leI bY t"alin order. Will 3tlm Htop ait tihe following stattlop.e to JaIko ailfid l t Oft 'asselgers: Phiuny's Jlincos and Sailtl Bprings. J. f. A4 VIVuN, Superintendent .harlostou aud Wo8ternli arolna ir o, Augusta and Ashevillo Shbft hie (Schedle in (Irbot March 1, 1903.) (Road Dowin.)__ (ReadUp) 12.4 .........Lv Newberry......... Ar 8.10 pm 1.63 pm.......Ar Laurons...... Lv .. L2Vu 2.071pin......... Lv Laurona.. ..Ar* 1.80 pm 8.30 pin ........ArC partanlbirg..... Lv 12 01 pm 3.41v pai.Lv tanJburg. Ar 10.26^m 5.32 p i.......Ar Saluda............... Lv 8. 89 Im .1m .........Ar Iondersonville Lv 8A5 am - . .ill..........Xlievile . Lv 7.0 am J6 In..... Lv Newberry (C.N.&L) 3 10 pm - r 1 ..... Ar ,a,1rens.................. Ly 2.02 pm - > ) ..... I,v Latirons-...............Ar 1.4 n " p .3-. A r Ureen wood........... .Lv 12.44 pna d - -3 r A33gust3 3-.-. --... v 1U.10 i4vn 2 A i33 '3v Auui.... .. Ar 11.66pLa .3 l ........Lv 7.. an - r *orl. Roy I ..........1, v .7 ,40 a'I -; pill Ni-w1berry'(o N.aLAr 0 ( Pitu Lt i.3ro[IH.. .v 2.02 pmn 2 111 Apor . V lI'su im . AlI. P"I ---- ~ *_4oeallo - -- l2.15.pm For llrthi- I formItation r0*lativ0 t- rates, 33e . , '-I. nr at <r11I'is It T hY h N, UnG. Ag . GreenVille 1 U. EN'' w ,LIAINIMs, GOn. Pass. Al August4, da 1~. 6. -..n i o 3 'rraic Manager. Co1 dicwn LaLCD, (Eastern Standard Time.) Sotilth bound. Northbound. Sr'heduIe in' Etroct Sunday, (Jutne 12th3 STATIONS. H 40 alm Lv Atlanta (1.A.L) Ar. 8 60 pm 10.5 1413311 Athens 6 1v'PM 11 56 am Elberton 5 17;pm 12 ;)3 pin Abbeville 4 05 pm 1 22 pin1 Greenwood 35 -Dim 2 15p Ar Clinton (DIn'r) LV. 2 46 pm (0.aw.o.) 10 00 am Lv Glelnn Springs Ar 4 00 pm 12 i5 pin lArlanburg 8 30 .pm p reenville 3 26 pm (arris Springs) 1 12 piln Waterloo 2 85 pm I 4- .3 :s r Laurens (Din'r) Lv 2 (7 pm 812 5 6!21 2 85 D'y D)'yVD'y DIyDly DPAY 1X1 ex ex ex Aml- 311ilgun Sun 711) 70) 202 Lv Laurent; Ar 150 00 Go 725 7 10 20t3) Parks 1 42 861 560 845 7o 2 2 Clinton.. 130 80 625 1115 7 334 Goldvillo 117 800 446 73 800 243 Kinard 110 745 480 143 8 09 249 Gary 105 735 440 9)4 N818 264 Jalapa 107246 N80 - Newberry 1240 796 346 2 32 902 33 4 Prosperity 1282 941 806 24o89 IN :34 Sflght 1223 626 260 1 10 9 '15 :39 Lt Mountain 1219 j 20 240 1 .1" 81(1 36 r)bIapin 1209 (305 220) 1 55 9 io 487 Rilton 1302 655 216 r05 9 55 4 01 WhuIte Rock 1169 660 200 226 1004 47 Ballntine 1164 641 '10 255 10317 4317 Irmo 1146 62R3 182 i 2 t 4 V Leaphart,.. 1140 6.1 119 : 10 45 4 40 oluimibia 11 26 500 1 00 3. C. L. Columbia (Union Station) 5 i LvColun, bla3 (A .0. L.)A r 11 3 61 20 Sumflter 9 633 93 20 Ar Chalrleston Ly 7 00 Train"3 53 and3 52 arrivo and depart, from (3w 133 1(ion depot.. Tralins 22 3131( 85 from A. C. L. froight,deopt Vest (ierva1Is street, t For Rates, Timne Talbles, or further infortna oni call on1 any AgontL, or write to '. G1. C I LDS, T. Mt. EMERSON, Sot . Agt. (4en'3 F"rt. & Pass AWLg 0Ilmbia, s. C. WIilminRto)n, N. 0. C URSE OF DRINK CUREDI BY ElHTE RIBBON REMEDY No taste. No odor. Can be given in ass of water, tea, or coffee without itient's knowliedge. White Ribbon Remledy will cure or stroy.tihe diseased appetite for alco >hec stimulamts, whether the patient is confirrmed mnebriat~ a "tippler,'' so a31 drinker~ or drk kardI. Impossible 'r anyone to have an apptite fr alco die hq(uors after using White Ribbon emnedy. dlorsedl by Members of W. C. T. U. 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