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TlHlE STORY U' 1S%QUilNA A lcautlif\l Roance Accountng I'-Fr Strange Nunterical Nmoencla turc in T1w l'icilmnt. Nows and Courior. InI tho lowilr portion of 'iokonltl Couity, onth Carolintia, ont the Solithorl1 1611al 's great trunk 1e fromt Washing(.ito to Atlanta, staid tw.) votiot ll 111!, jus4t foill' 11ilkS aillt 1ti oliel 1itI is kilowin as CatIolr anld the now one, not yet Bollifiil, Illollow 1,titding lnime, 1hey are, betraying their lduba origil. Assoite'ltd witi thost. na1111ues is a It'eid Ihat ltlis tle story of the lov of a beiautifful Itianl maidenl for a bravt om. ti. of SCotMh Irish deseit. lhe story of a roniane 11oo b'autifill a'd rither Mn dot. of 1ar iig I hali Dhio*s lovo for Aewas, t oi awaits aiotei Virgil to ilke SaVO iII sonle and sory. o po y noi wh ~):- now iNpill I ' 11 t,N 1 w al-A I'; 11o I'lh- I\ -is te hillo of a A 'h. r. kol, 1i1 han nation, o i powe'fn! riud initig.'nt of I ;e i t' s Iii eirly tinos \~ n''ip'e'l in.'st 'f I ho terrtor\ npr ' r. t he uppeu j'ort tin of thiat 1 .Ish . 1 t ho white man ed' 't':ba'k t ow at d the BIlle' I i: , l' isn a,e it ' bore that \'he 'K .'1l Io\ n ore(, Glon, ' s . W I I I tim f I r k I I s u .m . i. thir ~nwh rodnoed, yet I. er ir t.' t te whit m aI In , eO d a -h.,,: roe't fort' and t r ad , n the ' esterl froitiOr. I s Slue withii this tat v Fort - - I t,k w krot i on tiho 'tim o' cf lte K 'qon el iver, P, p the lndiai town of the Sulit 1 1114' It w ras her' in j'wev town tlhit i II I I 1 ( Iot.,taw miden, Cat ee eht , ivi'd in hondage wit lthe great ehief of tihe% Chirokoo. Koinga It iS sa1d of liir ihat "hor face was boat1i1fill is as the t1oo1dliav sui, pit pur1*e0 aid entle likll Iito the light Of lhtituo ." Sht was t01 e t as t e debor Oit retie'd in tor iativil forests, I*%1 1(li lland gralt-fill its t ho palit hor. lior stin was a palo olive, mneh lightr thaln MOst pooplo of hr ract. Ittloldar broi'wii tyes were soft land etilIto alih itoie'iiii smiteni exquiisite lips piartedc only to diselosoe tooeth pe'rfi''t ini form ands of penrly wtuite mi si. hi t hler hairi w as hie'r crow'n ing~ fi'atulre wavy ravetn t rosses of sin'h Ii~icptu11018 tia it it y as ahilinost to ecnwenat bori form. Amionig tier ein i uoglet shit wats a chje'f' diauighi term, a jprifioss, alid tier uiami' was imr pepl we~ ~ire at wair wvith Ko unga' is (hterokec w'arrit rs she was .. e'i town'u. 11to, learninig of hier hitity ttlij bing sinit toni withI her grieait beau'ittIy, ehse'ited toe huld hier mis, for slht w'as to lhe ant inuimatte of the chief's wVigwmn. Pr'iice'tssI5 issineena i f 8114 wa~stedi and11 lannis~lhed inl eniptivity theii loge'iit doeis not iIay Ni. Soinetimes, pierhaplts, shte grow horichso for her 'ine happy~ ad I'ouga, eleighted, gave hie thle freeudomi, of Kcnowto tewni. Oniie dayi Iso thie ttry geios) I"m'rank Al\ len,i ai young tradorhe', bothI b rave amid hds Iomei, froms ( ambhridge, now lmitown as Ninety Six,) chanticedc ti 'iiga'a wvigwamn, tie saw lsam Ienihoitiet, muit, se'einig hur, sttrigh1~t. wvay fi'll ini lov T4* Ihiis tjime Atllen dtat noi t t arry~ long, butt seairosely a emiont hi had paissied c'ro he' amne againi tic K'eowooe' tuowni andie algauin and4 agin~uu. So often dlid hoi comoii thaut 1K tinilga grow~ jelIonIs 1n11i wit h jeail. iieverlu I115 irsed w arriors to)nu wath t he (Chctaw' mtaidhen. - \Vleni Allentr eliniio igin lSilcn(lnooa nwit hium oil the river ban11k in 1 grove if hl'ciamii and1( piophlar, fragrant wvithI thce. sceont oif miotuntaini ivy' and1 rho ddtendtron,. leiro IHlaatiietna toild her leove'r of thtei r udanger hoonnse of thle wrathI of t he great. Kontuga. Shet told how iihc had heon wat ched, and1( wairnndii Alleni that, even as they stood, unmseIon eyes watoced their ove'ry miovement. Allen, with the dash and thioughtIcelelnon of a young nm ini loe, misan t he to By i tim then, but Issaqueens told bim I Aie madness of such a step. Sheit laid h must wiait, just how hmng she ouilhd not tell, intil slo sont him a i 4igni. Allon rohitolantly votimimt.-I nd, with words of lovo tpok,lt il I tli ht omrvs8inig Intlian ttiguto in kO n. I inl his ears, they parted. l.. ht1tle i dreamt1ot, iAs he looked bak at her I limbinig the steop river batik wi0h a i grace nid vaso uiknowi to civilived wom11anh11ood, how sooni his Rsagnee' a I was to pass throuigh an tirde al Almost I too much for her streugth, itlt by d that ordeal prove her lovi for i1m1 Konlugat IIlloedel his jealoNy to oVerrido hils judgint. stingt Ig u-lrtit' n naywronig donlo hn11 tb% Allen I.-- 1e?e to hate all the "11a' fates lit -.l1.wed It 0 w%ar nr101s Ito rak 11e1 tia. t , ned,i dpredatioti u ti t1e Iwite s tlen who at vce noeinated Tw Reim ga's rago k t 11 ,ounuds. 111 sum Mo0ed his, bI ave. to his Wigw,mi for it 00neil of N 4. Th I en 10 0 tire' n\\ k*io i ,111t,1mlal his warr i s emine Alld sat hbollt it. Konmga 1ud,0' A spoech 11ur1nilig witil hatrud for tte white-s and dematiiniding r'e'""e 1i wias deo,l tht a 1,ii of wan.e s h.'mutl I' le'es e-',1rli h t li ' Aet iihtriiitg for I't It. 11011t'a' eo ui 14 t'~ I wol'-d I - 11ur prisO t e whit --' anld mu1sse4 o the ottie,, '111lo ti lell, Wom11en1 anld ohlildronI! I'heir plans Wore1 skilfullN laid", but in thinking mutih of Allti te h ai Id forgotten Issfquteenta, Who, wralped in her lanket, seeet fast asleep. At longth tiho braves started fG r thlen 'ir wgwamus. l'oenuga wvrappedt himself it his big chief's blaikot amd ho, too, fell asleep to dream, no dotit, of burning buildtigs, t he cries of womenii atid grom,s of mon as bis savage hatids tort' otT t heir soalps Bit what of lsageeona? About muidniglit, whin all wias still r.id the t,oineil firos burnied low, the cover ing of hor witzwam was pushed asid. Catutiously her head appears. WIi h out I sonod she steps out, listenl.s and looks tit Kenuga's wigwam. All is still. No sound breaks the er sp mount ain air save tle rushing waters of the Keow'o, l\ing at the foot of tho hilt Likt- a tNat slIt steals o T toward the river, follows the baik several h idrd y ars, then h N adts into tle rivor, soarclVI makitig a rip pIl, an.d swims through thet turbu lent v at r to tle opposite b-nk. Tho sh is off like a door to the soint hwest. With tht spool (f tlt, win"d she runts along thle rough trail hrou;gh lhick fore'sts dimly lighted by, the paera- s of t' moon. ()eeasioenally the wail of the pant her e'omes to hier oars. biut shei has nto fe'ar She t hinks only of Alien aine1 hik dianger. Soon a smnall st rtami is rtenehodt, whieb she fords with ea lS. Slit namites it Mit o ('ek oe' ilet. from Fort 1'rmi ee tG eorge. Thon she co.mes to a river. This she crosses int safety, nminig it TweilveN Milo. Ont thItis v'ery river the apintdIes antd loomts of C'at eeite (Cot toni Mill h.um todayi ) Ont antd oni she goes, nevter toncei slatckonig bor piate'. Anuot her stream is passed. Thiis she namets Eight ee'n MIileo (reolk, andit still anotheor, wihuich im T1woiut y six Mile C'rtek. l'hien she hogimi teo ascondc t hat ridge lying ho twon ft' wat ers of the Keowee anid lie Salumda h' ivter. Here day.-tight eanmt ton. She' fjids refuge in a somall cave ini a hillside'. Hlero she htidos, rt'st ig uponi its tdamp, coole toor. Ilter ftoot are torn anmd weary. W hat lit tle covering sh,e wore hangs ini taiit ters abouiit heir bieautiful form. Site is itunigry, but t here is no food. Slie drntiks fromt a lit tlIt pool of water wvit hin t' enive, thlen falls into a do As thet shaldowis wvithiiinI t ftortt boegml Ice lenigthouei shte iawiakes aund withI rteitneed ettergy atarits ont her wayi Altl ducring thlie long night shte rn i, ne cver tnent stopin tg ftor rest, ,1list as th suin mi roddtueinig theit east,. trn hotrizon)t slit tcomiesi ini iighit of Cambtthridlge. li tIt ltl di t set tlers kniow tef I thei ag ry Ildins miiarch m g Itowiard temt, tei r satvago boairts filledi wiithI ai esir fot r revengo. Smiok' t'nrhiig ttpwird fromt rock chiimn e a tiell s of thett pttreartiont of t he tmorin cg imtal. Ior tnd yeI)Onder ait i itti tst r iotis set t Ier enni h)e seon illinig the f'it itt' SOil. Almotcst thlt Iirnst tto 51o1 l taqeenta ic Frnik Alten. At first he t hiought sito had utudely madhet til her numid to fly from Kontiuga ande come to himt. She lies in his armts faicnt withI hunger antd fatiguti anti when she attemipts to speak lie triets tto quit her with soot hinug w6~rds, tellinig her that she miust he st ill lumd rest. lut, she insistst upon spmnking andit iin a voice scaircely neat oamu wis.ers tat te nhero_ [os are on -the war path, coining. Tho alari wou itumediately given Lud, proppyAt.Jiu 1-sgu to defend lbe Is,ttlenlieut.. Whme Kmntai ar iveid wilt him warris t h f following ikht, iione of hurprioing the "pale neo" he lihiael f is wurpried: i the ore battle that. follows the ludisue ire driven off with great, alaughter md Oambrittgo im saved. The taimo vas then clintiged to Ninoty Six, the miiier of mile travellod by th the irav Iudiain girl, who onveil it fromu mutuhilationt Thl1e Suiquel of I the tory, ai may INve boten ill rised, wis the marrage iAllon aml~ l"N"tAlipoti". ('0UP1,1.1i TRY sulCIriti, A Sad Case in New York-- Man and Wife Without Meians Seek to Uind thelir Now York, Jtily 22 -(erald Jor Ail. a promoter, who gives h a tgo as 42, and his wife, Liaura, otwenty years younger, matIn t wo attempits at 1ui1d% last nIight and todal). ilts .ordati sa s tha the, eane to an agreemet to k Ill themselvos last night anid swillowt-di 1ndatt1num. Tlle po8on dtI not takt, fill vtfeet, aIld at noon I ho ouiple rtiank inoro of it. Irs. J oi dan apparent li relt,ed aifter the so,M doIIde and s lied a docit or from the grandl floor, who suum[mou1111 an amhnlanee. Ars Jordain recovered rapidly. 'he mia n ws slower in re sponding to the treatment. It is thought that both will be well enough to be arraigned in the Police Court tomorrow. Jordan is from the South. His wife says he has lost everything. Advertised Letters lemaining in postofliee for the week ending Jily 1S, 1903 --John Bewan, Mrs S. H. Brock. F-Sulers Fnllington H -lias Mamnie 1odges. C. L. Hilliston, Prof Joe Hunter. J-Mrs. Patsy Jeter, P. H. Poag. T 'M. T. F. Todd W- -0. Paul Werts. Persons oalling for ihws letters will please say that they were ad vertised. C. J. PURCELL, P. M. Btter Plan. Weeks: "Does yiour wife ever send for you if yon happen to stay ont too latef" Mooks: "No, indeed. She wait8 until 1 get home, then she goes for me." Special Sale of Summer Rate Tickets (c the Mountains and Seashore. The Columbia. Newborry & Laurems Railroad offers Week-End Special Summer rates to the Mountains 'and to the Seashore and other summer re sorts. Tickets sold each Saturday Ju tne 6th to August 29th, 19031, inclusive, as follows: From Newvberry, S. C., to Charleston, S. C.............. .....51 Cross liill, S. C................ ...2 0( Glenn Springs, S. C. .............. 2 i1. Greenville, S. C....................,2 l( isle of Palms, S. C............. 5 15 Spartanburg, C.................2 10 Sullivan's aIsh .J, 8. C ...... .........~ if1 Waterloo, S. .'. (llarris Spring)... 2 00 White Stone Lithia Springs, S. C. 2 10 These are wveek end tickets, sold each Saturday, final limit Tuesday following date of sale. F'or further information and sched ules, call on or write J. WV. D)enning, Agent. The South Carolina College for Teachers. Aithough nearly approaching tts e-en tennal anniversary, the S.outh Carolina College shows none of the de. repttudle of 1ld age, buat rather lncreastng signs of VIgorous life. A new departure ot great kaportance to the College an. t. the State h?aa just been Inaugu,ra ted. Por senue years the College has had a de.sttmalt of pedagogy, for the traIn tng et teacher,; but last wInter. for the Ar tiee, the Legislature created a nume et edowed normal scholar shipe, oe toe each county. It is the intentips of the Tr-usteos and F'bculty to set thee scholarship. upon a high Pane, and to seek thereby to qualify superior young men ter positions 'of leadership sand bnfueace in our public schels. However largely women may be employed as teachere, the Werk of superinatendence, direction and control annt maue to be amost largely in the hands ot the men, and It ia to supply these teechers of leadership and in Ousme, la the community as welt as in the scoods, that the College will chiefly saws, thwroa thse ScholarshIps. H ence. no young nan unde&r nineteen yearsa of nee will be eligible, and preference will be given to those applicants who have already taught with succesas for a i least one year. A ,special and technical course or study has been estatiltshed, on a highl yet practical plane; and It Is intended that this department shall be wmib ily entItled to be called a "Cotlleg tim Treacher.." All the work wtil be dis tinctively nlormtal, and apart (rorn the* regular College' clasaes. 1The Trusmtee. and Factulty feel sure that In pirepain g a body of strong and well equippeid men teachers thie College wIll 3.id In iiuppilng one of the molst imprtan lt needs of the State. They hope, also that this work, In Its succes and it results, may mieet wIth sueh puble ap proval as to lead hereafter to Its stIll further enlargement. Circulars have been tssued gIvIng the detaIls. of regulations and Qoutlse of study. The presetit sessIon, now nearly ended, has been very encguraging. Not a rIpple has dIsturbed the Itermnl Peace of the College. The ne w Piesi.. tent has woa golden oplnlnhs, and has tuore thai maIntaIned the confidence and affection gaIned in hIs long servIce as professor. The frIends of the Col. .egs, le epe%ully for ward to- the gen #e .and increased tgaeul se eeeter htioIto second 4entuary e J1U'NAUSCDNTEST ATTRACTING MUCH 'ITTENTION MANY DESItR TO ATTWED T9U &T. LOUIS WORL'" IAR AS THE GUESTS OF ToE ti h JtaNA~L. , gg Do em want tI att"d he werwe fair? Froml the Immense number of estimates belln r*eeived each day to The aurnal'e contet, otte would matesi1 @"olVde that the anwfsr of 0ry IndIvidual would be In the aMirUmatWo.. All are nat urally vvry anxious to gm, but sente are unable. The %Jourtilt tos oop" to their reacue. 1Forty people a. goitng to the kreat expoaltion as its g0e4ta. WITl yow.be oe ef the torty? in accordstee with Its pat spirit et liberallty, on VIay Wth, The Journal an 6ouItee for the Rist time that 40 tree trips to tile at. Looul World's fair, each 00n,ist,n9 of a frst-olass tick(e trotu At latn to St Louts and t%urn and $0 fer 0xpent40A. wotild be given to this number of It' sttwct'lt. W of these tripa to Its stabsettbtf ' III Atlainto -.1 tultn eosaty And A OtIlsidse of F1lt(. 4ntmnty. it is t1 tife,emiry to pay in atdvanee, t be entitled to tvtimate it thin eontsL F'oh subsvriber who has paid In advance Is entitle,l to as nt.any eatimates as the letgth of titte subseription is paid in ad Nance frot May .0th The hirt 'fi ner eat oorrect eatiiates will recf these free trips.it It Is thortefore inpqrtant that pot send In your eattntate at once Be sure yom have the oarrier sign the cou Ionl each time you pay hiln 10 or Ui oents, if the paper i- detiverei by carrIer, or It the paper is rweived by mail. and you send In your enewal dor't forget to send in estimato. The muntest lo*..... r_t midiight April 1, I.9. antd the gatem will open May let. WhItle the e.t-mates receved Inst may be the Atoccosqtul ones. It Is better to sond in estimates at one. and keep sending. as the first 40 neArot correct etIMate will receIve the trips it costs absolutely nothitng to enter the contest. lsatimates cannot be bought for any price, and as no one will know the 4imher of a.dnissons to the St. uts Wot 4d s fair until after the opening da), uy one has an equie eaanoe. Week E-nd Rates From points on the Atlantic Coast lint to Soaside Resorts. tickets on sale Sat urtday. good returning including Non day following. attractive schedules, un surpassed serviev ' Summer Tourist Tickets to Mountain and Seaside Resorts limited for return passage to October 31st on sale until September 30th. For full particulars. rates. ete. call on 'icket Agents or write, W. J. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent H. M. EMERSON, Traffie Manager Wilmington, N. C. Warren White Suipher Springs. WATERI.ACK .TATION, VIRGINIA. F. D. CUL.EN & sON. PROPRIEToRs. Variety of mineral wat ers. Elevation 2, 100 feet. Oi.e mile from station. Four mails daily. Excellent table. Modern iildings and equipment. Rates $25 er month. Special rates to familIes. CoIl19e0f llallstoll, CH A RLESTON, S. C. 118 YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 25. Letters, Science. Engineering. One Scholarship to each County of South Carolina. Entrance examination held at Newberry by County Superintendent of Education and .Judge of Probate on Jluly 10. Tuition $40. Board and fur nished room in Dormitory. $10 per month. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for Boyle Scholarship, which pays $100 a year. For catalogute, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, President. MUST BE -_ IN EVERY HOME IN NEWBER RY The following druggists requests the holders of MURHNA coupons to bring them in at once and secuire absolute ly free, th.' rcgular size bottle of tb e Great Preparation, MURNA WI NE For sale only by Gilder & Weeks Ageuts. of Newberry, S. C. Capital - - - $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 PaldS Stockholders since organization 21,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or ganization - - $9,200 A mian wvorkintg by the day is p)aid for the time he putis mt at work, but when that man saves a do01lhar for his day's labor it works for him nights, as well as days; never lays off Ott ac count of b)ad weather and never gets sick, but goes right on earning him ant income. It's a nice thing to work for money, but it's much nicer to have money working for you. Try it-openi a savings account with us and get some money working for you. Make a deposit, in the Savings de partment today and let it begin to work for yon. Interest computed at. 4 per cent January 1 and .July 1 of ach ya. Small Savings are the Stopping Stones to success and plenty $1.00 a month deposited In our INK BRTM Will in 10 years amount to $ 146 00 $6.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - - $ 730 00 $10.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - -' $I460 00 We want your business. Have ample facilities to accommodate our cus tomers. The Commercial Bank of Newberry, S. C. II, Cures Cholera-Irfantum, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion. Regulates the Bowels, Strengthens - the Child and Makes TEETHING EASY. to C, . OFFEWf', M. D., St. 1,ous, Mo. s and Thrush. lnemoves and Prevents "OUNTERACTS AND OVERCOMES HEAT UPON TEETHING CHILDREN. OAKRD SRAILWAY. -. EAST -- WEST. stibuled Limited, Trains nd NEW)/ YORK. ING CAR SERVICE. >ute to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via ners.- To Atlanta, iis, Louisville, St. .w Orleans, and All iwest-To Savannah i all points in Florida RTEST LINE BETWEEN 4 D SOUTH. n, rates, schedules, Pull ly to any agent of The Sea 3. 3. Puller, Traellng a, S.C. Lsst.G6enl. Pass. Agt., IAH, GA. NE FOR BUSINESS, NE FOR PLEASURE, NE FOR ALL THE BF ,. [ER RESORrT' >iee stummer Resort Foil d Free to Any Addre. S. H. HAuWicx, w Gen'I Pass. Ageft. A..i . G iiFAiItgoPf ? lL PSOUTH -Cuba. .anexcelled for luxury th tht.Jatest Pullman loroughifare Cars. naps or any Informa :RA Ic, Ii Passenger Agent, Wilmingonn_ N. C. BLUE' RIDGE RAII W . . 0. BEA'%TF, Recelver. In Effeot Juno 8 , 1i02. netween /tHdorsonatnd Walhalla. NASTBOUND. WEMTBOU AinIvE. LHAVS. Mixed * Mixet No. 9. No. 12 it3t,ione. Mo. 11 N P. 1 A.l. P. M. A. 810 966 ...............Belton ............... 890 1 248 988 ........Anderson F. D......... 840 1 2 45 930........ Andornon P. D..... ... 846 ........ 925........ WestAndurson....... 8 49 ........ 9 09...............Denver............. 869 .----... 902...............Autun............... 4 06' ........ 865 ........... Pondleton .....,,... 4 11 ........ 8 47..........Cherry ............... 4 18 . 8 - .. Adama............ 421 . 8 28 .....Jo,tlaina Junot... ... 483 ----.-. 825...............Seneca.............. 485 440 ------.. 808........ ..West Union ......... 504 .800........... Waialla ............ 609 All regular traing froij Belton to'W&lh have precedence over trains of sam el I oving in the opposite dirootton unles 01 wise Npelflel by train ortler. W,i1O Nolop at the following station take oil and let oil passengers: PhIinne James aIItI San y SprIngs. J. It. AND ktbuL, Superintende CharIleston and Western uarolina Rv Augusta and Ashevillo Short Lin (Sohedulo in eirect Maroh 1,1906.) (Riaow Down.) (Read U 12.46 pin.........Lv Newberry. Ar 8.1p 1.50 pin........Ar Laurens..... Lv 2.02 pi 2.07 pm......... Lv Laurens.. . Ar 1.80 pm 8.30 pn.........Ar Spartan rv "I01pW 3.40 pin. L v Spar tanbur Ar 10.25 an 6.32 pin .........Ar Saluda......... Lv 8. 89 am 3.11 p1.........A Hendersonville Lv 8.06 am 7.1S 011n......... A, Aliheville........... Lv 1.00 am 2.46 pum...... Lv Newborry (C.N.&L.) 8 10 pm 1.50 ) ..... .A r Laurens........,..Ly 2.02 pm 1.55 p . J. v latirmns................. Ar 1.45 "1 - I . A r- 111 - % 0 ...... ..v 12.4 pi. I ~ I&,a~,1Lv 1( 0 am V.n .b Ai '"t...... .... Ar ll.56ane I '. It at nftort, ......... Lv 7.0 X.p .Ar 'Port iOyn1 ......., ,v 7.4(i a 41 pr A I inr n ......... I v 2*02 put k.40 . ) I V 1itiru a............UL bb6 Ilu -'.11 Ar l4risikvill I.v 'I.I pml .'ior ": Inlf4o n ti relatie to raa, v . c 11 () , 1 r1 jj lJjJ-*.j4 t PA). T It It Y ' -N, 4et. A . Oroenville,8 ac KaNE 1'WII.1IANIS,Gen. Ias%. A gt. '. I .1 r Auusta, da. (Ea Nirn St.andar Tiy e.) S1n t hr bnn1-l Northbount. Shtcin I- l ntFhiet Sunday '.June 128th, 190; ST Al T0" S. 1 40 nit Lv Atlanta (S.A.L) Ar. 8 60 pm 10 50 aIn A thens 8 19 pm 1 65 nan F Ilherton 5 17 pm .2 : pin Abbeville 4 05 pw I 22 pil Urotnwood 3 5 1m 2 '51 Ar Clititon (I)In'r) Lv. 2 45 pm (O.AW.O.) 10 410 ain 1 (v0le1 Springs Ar 4 00 pmt 12 16 pit' 'arianburg 8 80 poll) 12 *2 pn Ureonille 3 26 pm (Ilarris Springe) 1 12 pin wterloo 2 85 pm 1 4 ' , r I.atrens (DIin'r) Lv 2 17 pmt I 0Ilv W'. D'y DIly D.ly D'ly ( Ni I.X" ex ex Su. .1Mnn un Sun aill an1 1m pt am 7 Il 70 202 y.v I,auriaii Ar 1 60 VOO 600 72- 7 10 2 (; Parks 1 42 8 61 5650 8 45 7 0 22. 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