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glen h;le". : Ii. ;i i :.-UO
from V. n ul 111:1:1 :i ??i nciir
to St. CuUibi'ii*! enfrn. a great ln'.ip
Of Stout - ! '! l' the spot
isrboro t ;. ! ri.?i? li t it that i sinee
a nioitt: 1 . ! l-<t .1 1 . <!.
'Anient; t!.e i j * " ? j irt
Of tlie e.Hilary '1';: hie li.el 1 :i :ven
a great i ; .< I :i : : v. te! . M ' y .i
Story v.-.is tok! In r ; e . v ,t!i tlio
spirits if (h;r!;i:e: ami tie re v.vre
folk, oven <T y 1 .. t c ulil
sit a long winter i. ni ! t !l tales
of Tibbie jiUii l.w i i ft ili.it were ! otli
innrvelous 5.1:1. nr. : . r.
She .. t! : v. . ' > i !ree of l! eolor
leather, am! Ik 1 y, were mi'- into
her
there 1 t!.
tli.mii iv It ' n
Vns ay, t i
by ti. <
drawn e-.wa ii-i \
In Hie ' rv <
alone \ .
a Will: II I 'I
was he t w' I i
tMil!'.: ' flti >'
tWas J in I :i '
a shel l : ' !. I ?.
er hiiiul v. i
ed upon I t r 1
arm ? < !, vie ; ' I
made lit r e. I.
old wife. A'.i .
borliot 11 r;
indeed tin e v,; ; i. . n '
that were fain to 1
her path, tl. ? lna :y I
of In r ill t"! no, f : It: It
Wicked to say. .. ! :i
folk dl't ad. >1 the evil that : 11. mi;,at
bring upon theiu.
'.It was tit ' n ,vt day after v > h I
drawn Tat... ty o. I of the ! .! f :l tl:
head m. oi v. a dew: to ;a. .' . tl
found.il >a i f t w .11, I ,. :. a h
was K"t n. ii lie I if Hi;, lit I
fioino of my I t s'o ill 1 < !
.Which 1 sa' 1 : : . i... e fall - l !
A.n ... ..... ' I
nrokc Ai : I I of
such small Kit. i lie i In : >U
Wrentli of \ !tli? 1 il- tl. t h 1
hunt; ovi r the ' i :
my master's r< . ..a fi . i ; 'i1
got a ; n .1 . y.at * ii n
celvo. ;it of It, f.v all 1 that
evil day \ ! :: ;i.V I:: 1. i. ! ! ,'i < !t
was as it' I !i' : . v to
mo from tl: I lavi . A::, 'lit 1 tumbled
v ! :' !. :i 1. The
touch >
rlos of < .r 111!:.*
inyst '
ble a- I 1 ' . . f '< 1
nu.l v ' 1 ! i c y.
grow ; . i ! .1 av.*a >
ill my !r . ' . .! . i > the
lloor 1 la'
w:\fi : i i i i i i to
lot in 1
was i>i
abovi
poor ii.
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an till-. ' s! ! ; p.
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dor it it."
"Yer i:> e 1 : ; " i
she.
"Ami what '..a; t: iV" .11 l
hno nao <i; ;t tlii ; r i
man':- faulty. \ > 1 i ;Ui \
and f" . e."
"lit' '.v.: 'IV ? I i:. t i 1 :t 1. ; (;
master." she a i -v i il, i 1!, . ;
ye in id : < if. i <> !..
"Wee). Brthcr," I rejilh !. "I'i ,
BGrry to lit ;iX t . . . .
hue n::<? li . duo ??' ' r ,:.
thought wiilii'i ; t' i '
ony <>' uiy fellow a. hat y-'il :: ya >
bear in min i that i!:e 1 ir.l 1- is
me a chat t> i: < |ami i icanntl
forj-vt that n' v.e 1. . ;? en
,well lltted t<? link' a ho1, .i
traded wi' anxi. iy and fret, end if 1
seem cruel to ony or e.or i.:. ly v i' a
short \v rd it is been in ' I'm s: irly
troubled for my in;, -tor':; we1.' . 1
line not < !y las estate on my liai. i .
bill Ifi' tr. uhieH en m> heart."
"Ah. Maist'T tilllieuddy." she 1.
fif.f! ' I " i / in t I li-? i <
ken I iii > mi!.!y, ft ?'IJn;r t 1 I I
-i - < 41 . i rebuke, "I thin:: we
may a' ; . Inn yor weo faults win n wo
thin'; o' t; 1 . I . hao,
but I : O IV!. ;.'! 1 . 1 U* <>'
the . a"., ' ; !o ia i- ; ! 1 1
are Ju t lo: i (l trtiti !
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an . n i ;
get ' l, a a ' r. 1 a
we. ' < ' ;
I'm 1 i>'n:, . ! t . , i t in
tlio ( :.!' : < ' li
"1 than': : : .
fillill I, : 1 i. i. 0; y 111 . t,
l)hi. '?!< iJ ; .? , .
at ha mo and : i > i< ad ;u.
my mliid.'
"When look ; : . ! 'id;' aln
asked.
" 'Deed." fi.iid I. "li. i V n io tolling
o' it. Since lie loft (mi h n > won I
liae i beard o' biui. unci, .what wi' tbo
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ct ( i la Inly we caiL I ok fonvurd
to. I
till' I \\T ii t : ! I >-!-!:ad : *i 1 ii::tC
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' ?>' i , ! ; .. Ii t su 1 Ifi? oa' b 1
tho ! ii il I i ? ! !'. a :.l Pic .1
lihii'V W!. ,i uat ... . tli'- lalnl ,
iti sic m tickle i to trdvel there, 11
womb i ':"
"I I'm PI:' ' HU I! .1 o' !tl\ y.vr .VO'll ;
got fir." tao that Inn iter," 1 tuiswei :
ixl, "f< r I've mo y on hour c
tho my ?t< ry o' li mysi r nn ' lo^t mouy |
:ui hoi r'H .-! i J i ' ti lubliu# uiy mind j
vi' it. ! I.ao ! tl;!d >o miy. anil I
think there lo lino uinlr to say o' it i
tli.it tho In it i ' olng nonr d< m< nted and ;
ii"' aide to ti >.t i' the tn ublo be liad
was just wiv.r in tip to sic a j itcii 6
nervous strain that uno thing wild snt ;
isfy !:!ni latt t I ; ;* ? : ami at '
there w. ; ?- * v. i' It:in. but he 1
inauu up in the lo-lit and afl to I'lanci .
wi' nno mail* li ft in \ lew than te :
obey nn iin a : iblo ihviiv to bo ay<
in< vim at I : e-vcii If l.c bad
little Ii pe o d ' . thou.-h haloed 1
lino S'liu.cii ... tl'on at that Homo pa- j
tu r or packet might lino fnlh n into bis
Ti ll Iw ll. ( : 1 I.. o. II
"Aye, but tt'ii stiU1I113 s hnocome I
i > <51 o11ii:???. ; id. "and after a' j
is Fa 111 unci : tllC ' Clod, i
wh.it s mo o\ih ' ... .* IVliar con j
t?ho lie . I *. : -i |s 1. ; :-y? Is she i
Ucid, ii.':
.i." sal1 l "aiul what clsol O'
a sun ' vy ! 1 tine other .
unswc; is i . :;a, manner |
stiul ia v.li. i. l 'k . i.o : . in can say,
and ii is r.iv . ' < my: i v.v <>'
It is ) is, a' tr.-h. and we in::, e'en
no ti ' i i ' 'i" ?>' 1. I ul
1 <>\v i! I ( I i:' Sir- 'iiiy and
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1 1 i:M'| yir
wi; ." :' ! . w' !i i: ? .' "... < ' .
in.ia. it's ; myall? : . a v. fu' thin;:
Ihsl Ii '. oil C! nl j:!..i i.iIt'
my v.-. t\l. > ( , v. ! : an
seen ilit* end. < ' it. and . ' ' : v.- yet j
(O CI !U* to ]." !. il t - i . ... u
llP C UK'S 1: to : '. i' i' .* u'
the liliii !; <. ! . i a. i .
"(tod's w i t> i. : ly.
"We are in h!? lint K ,.i. r, t I \
Inn the voice o* in,v fa! ii Ida i- < say,
'Trust in tin- T ,rd; 1 niii el r." "
An i turn il .> > .... t ih-lh r with
the wot la u my ! , s and a .tear in
my eye I . Ii i" l In r a;>ron to h r
face, ' *1: 1 was weening.
Itefoic I 1 . time ati i?a aln
oalli d , .it in :
"Mai i' ?' '! . idy. .ii* ' irdoti
Jin- lop " i\ iii i "It oiy 11.1 aid to !
yo. V p jiisi . :;ri 1 -Mo y. p nnolo.
I >o*i 1 lak' tl. auk"! i !"
A I wcat do n the court I could
i. ?i r I 'i t: !i at 11st la r's
word-. Ir t the joy of It was
iii:?- tlio ?: hi of r ! lining for ii
moment in the vault <d" midnhdit.
A" i h r n> adit It d l si?'. ap.d still
i h nrd no w< rtl - f ; t.v n a filer. I had
lo.it at ; ti 1 to wo i! on ti'PPihlc
ram is <t d !: a iti Franco and
k.i > it: ! \ . .t i) ;|iii:K t r my master's
iv lftirc If ho still continued there. I
had .' Hi n ivm of the Ido sly and cruel
lttoi s att 1 ii !t-tv..c and riot that disturbed
all people there, and thevo had
Com > the iso\ 1 i .i concourse
Ol i d i h i ia '( ! i .1 . Pfa I tl is
to \oi . ntoi ofol deeds
It a! ! ' Ml"' ' M : '. I car-led llllll
with dr u! clpctit lances back to )
... j
V- Mi a-l 1 : I < ' i" f! occur- I
ret . . of daily I
hapi . ai wild f . !> an'ih! I
II
happen, I was f . '. i' d for I
itot a Hcrapo of ti pen it:, i the laird t
wilt mo ' a a a wot 1 fi t i j
him I
I'd ' a ? Mil much
I . a v>: 1 n :!' i. ; ?< t \ v <?f
N t
ra . c i't til I . ni.d the
1 h
.
fi:; ill . v what ill ' I i .y
1 r'- p;o\hmi.ee ;t ii -id I r w all.
when i ? . a i > . <> t,i" my
door. i. iVfth ! ito, .iii'i, a i i room
V.'i.s al . lie top oi the 1m 1 . 1. i. In
olio Hi.* I(.w I'M ami rarely I'lvipu-ni
<<1, 1 was the in re quick t*) t he nolo
of it niKl lo womb r who wandered
tin re. I 11 toned and hoard it again
close l?y my iloor. I got up and opened
the do r wide, holding the candle hefore
me. I la light allot out iato the
dark landing at the !i< ad of the stair,
and there heft re i. c st. od n tall a: a
in a garb that v.*afi not ' a . a i i'i our
pari:', I ; ii.g more nf.cr tie' in.- met* i
the lYeneli costume. Ho wore upon
Ida lit ad .- ehaja mi Biuli na the
French gonth'iion < f (juality wear,
and hia long plum colored c at, with
its overlappin : cape, was but toned
over Ills Ah/i.t: 1.' there
was n wlii cnibit/i red cravat, worn
high mill close to the chlo, so Unit ho
looked like a c urticr of Louis' court
lit Vcrsnilh . for the rest of his lis'
it, which 1 in.' uisciotisly saw?for 1
was surprised beyoutl measure at such
n strange intrusion?ho woro lus lwdr |
hru. ?l hack and lied with n bow, ami
liis foi i wne in long top boots. As ho
; l < (' i" t ho uiRvrlniu li.ajjt which my
candle dashed into tho shadowy landing
?;! of it , appearance was that < f
a slrnnvci* come from ii journey, ii man
fofoi a to i.io in every way, l>?it especially
: ; ran.te and unknown to mo was
ho in ' ;< a d feature, as I cntlld dimly
di:-iv,n. A tali mail ho was and :i
huyirard, dark and somber of face,
with h Tow cheeks and sunken eyes
{deamina wild and fiovniu;; under his*
br ws. There was a hard. iv.ld smile
(11'(> 11 MIS lips. *111(1 I COIIIU HOC uoip
tkiiking lu' u: ^ :i 111:111 determined and
cruel of iit- i t, and I stared at lilni
with not : .uprise alone, but with trcinliISu
and ; it .\s I stared, holding
the ?*i! before 1110. he advanced
liolu'. . and ? sb; : d back into my
10 r \\[ 'v.;- : ano confused w rds
of iru * ! ri. lie fore i could
bids! my sentence lie spoke, reaciiin .
forth !r baud to me. and I would have
fall a to ni.v knees- with weakness had
In;' : 1 b elc oti the wall for support
s 1 heard his voice:
"V. I. ' !dy. and is yor master
so el:: : d that ye greet him as a
sir.: rV 1 bad uae gotten back t
1 s b -j s'fdy, my man, wi'
these livnch clothes that so sairly
puz . ! ye but for a bit o' the handwrlii
o' the ( unt Miralnau."
Ii u.,.; the laird's voice of a verily,
and r re w, ; my master before me,
back t 1 I.. - own b nine of < Monhauy.h.
1 loo! d keenly into his face, and it
wn my is *i laird of (Hcnhau.'Ji I looked
s't. I put forth my hands and, ;
tri mi li: ;; -with emotion, said:
"I w< ! some ye 1 s.ek wi* a' my heart. ;
Hut. ob. n o, ye are changed in more
than di >s! Ye Lute seen trouble since j
1 saw ye."
"A; \ 5?ill ictiddy," said ho, "and 1
line a mind to think I'll never sue auj,hl |
Inn trouble nvrain."
"Thou," aid 1. "ye hao hoard nno
KUid news, o' my ladyl said lids,
fool that : hvndj my question had j
boon : ' NVi fi d ! * 1 1h% terrible traces of '
fcu i . .a uj -m him.
Hi: ' \ ; V. \ .. tuo .'i'.'i a Wild
1 o" , s.r. 1 i. . . ! a mi. .. . n.l
1. h . \- - airy
ir. i.al ! a. : . 1 ho : 1 ?w< I ] ' 'uly
he w:: s th.u .1 to !;t .> 1 own
con ,1 and ; tonh no more oi h's trotllile.
"We'll say iw" petir o' tiio past." said
ho:' an i!;. I will say: There's n.nv i.l
hlli li ii' V Mi l Idoodshed in I'mm- .
and ill n : id \vi" the > hi o" .
Tin re i! i.l winnj| done,
and they v'i ? do v-. an::' inn n abide
tin ir i -i t: 'iilliemldy, I
will ; '1 ye io hing thut yp'll ?;.? w i
to i. ' : "in i ' ; > qi; . io .?.1.
The i i .! '( v.-; ! on ley -* annoli.
I've e e l.? I' ll, and \e see
I'm back at <!! dim; h as 1 i? ft."
That wee a av: e "\v:. I thou: 'it.
J. would i da have l >11 up my
qnesii us. in.it 1 lied a ; : i .? ;d r; a
me tin t my master's . ilil 1 was*?in.-<ttied
1 y hie. t: .eabl. a and lb; i m press
him more cl i;> would do hut serious
harm. 1 feared liiin now as well, for
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"Wccl, O Illicit (J ' i~ j i- master so
climiy <//'
l)!r; !"" { V u th:'t < !' .. ti not to lie
trilled wits, n'lil In w. that nervous
nn?l rxcltnl lo I could s tlint !i sirnill
111:111 r wottkl cm use lilni to d-> some
(1 spent to . t of rashness. 1 saw that
h h ! eoiue back a wroek of his forin
r !f. 1 I did i':w i . p that lie
In .1 i . ) v the |, i-t kepi before
him. s i 1 left th. i lu r as 1 found it
nnd ma lo a resolve to stai ! hotweoti
in.v n i p awl nil i opl - - who iniKht
> eeU in probe into his (loobies and renew
the paii that lie l.a 1 borne.
I iv.- master eai ly bestowed
i'"l ' ! ki fl >< i ni?hi. and (lie old
Ik. < f evrydny lliintf.; 1 in ayjain at
tilenhuu but It WHS a feverish and j
'in:, turn! ? \i. nee, for the lainl was!
l ull , and ...I'u ill and never r< ling, a i
in. . happy and unrainp. nionnblc, 1
b.i. i i trallie with any man and
f-lni! i i. the prison of his own brood- .
in': . li.ol:in : oul on the world frown- I
i: ;.m1 di.suusi.ful its olio imbiltcrcd
nt lift?.
CHAPTER VI.
A y* II AT won 111 In; the outcome
V > v- J ()1 H?la feverish, unhappy
1 j x j lifo wo wore loading nt
CJMihuur li I could not tell,
but I f ltd i; us ih" inai'inor fears
tin; i r t.i ilio breakers on an unknown
com t.
Whatever thing had come to my
maul t, whether In France or giowu
out t>f the torture his mind had suffc'ii
1, ho wns u man in nil ways
changed and as sour and disagreeable
a man an over drew breath. Little interest
did lit- tako in the affairs of his
house and sat the most of his time
with an ugly frown on his haggard
face, brooding alone over his troubles,
lie would hardly give oue of us u civil
I answer t and if 1 npprouchcd him ho
?
scowled upon ine as an Intruder and
pave speech to me In a manner that
was nnpraicful and cruel, lie seemed
+ ItA u>n?/ikliin .... ..II *1 ?I. *1?
IV V ?*? n UO 4111 iut
corner of !ii eye wlion Ave canto into
liis pn uml indeed lie reminded
me more of a savage animnf driven
into toils than a Christian creature.
Not only had he grown sour to his
own household, hut inhospitable and
forbidding t his friends and stubborn- (
ly refused to meet them, so that those
who came to see him had to leave as
they came, oudcring at his grievous
disregard of them. At last the whisper
began to go about that the laird of
Gicnhaugh had gone daft, and indeed
I was of the same belief myself, for
110 sane 111a could have looked upon j
life and God's creatures as he did, nor ,
could any nan having the grace of
God within him have uttered the bias- ;
pbem.v bis lips gave utterance to. 1
I think it as barely a fortnight had
passed sinc< my master's return, but
that fortnlgl . was like to a far greater |
space of time, when Geordie Gillespie, '
one of the i.nusc servants and ever a
meddlesome body, came to me late in
the attention of a dull, cold day and
said:
"It's little pride the laird lias, by
George, and he's 110' vera choice o' his
company!"
"And what company o' ill repute j
keeps heV" said I. "Has he taken ye j
into his bosomV"
"'Deed, no, but ho mlcht do maur,"
replied Geordie. "What think ye o' | '
uuld Tibbie for a friend o' the laird's?"
"Ye speak in riddles." said *. "What
mean ye?" i
"That the laird and Tibbie are great
Ihegothor," said he.
"Geordie," said I, "If ye line ony
sense to speuk, oot wi' it and dinna
blether."
"Ity George," said he, and that was '
always his favorite word, "I line this
to say?that auld Tibbie was at Glen- i
ham h the day and had the ear o' the j
laird, and it wasna half an hour after j
that the laird just followed her, and I !
saw the buitb o' them meet at the
burn and gang up the glen thegether.
I maun hue ycr word, Maisler iJiiIIcuddy.
that ye'll no' let on if I tell ye
the rest o' my story?"
"Ye may trust me," 1 said, and I
waited eagerly to hear what further he
had to toll.
"I'll hud ye to yor word," he said.
"Wil l, I was so curious to learn mair
that I just followed up the j.!. a and
h iw my laird g;-'y* Into arid TiM ie'.s
liooso. 1 wondered what lie gaod there
for, s<> I just crept up to the window ;it
tin; end o' the house and peeped in.
There was the laird wi' a paper in 1)' '
baud, and as ii bold it I could see it
tremble in his grip, while his face was
as white as his shirt, and Tibbie was
leaning on her staff and glowering at
hint. It was plain the twa had sonic
secret between them and tla.l the laird
was in the power o' Iter. ' t I fee.red
to lie ealight at eavesdropping a ai jit .
Bteppi d quickly awa', and ii re I am.
IJul. Mai. .a. 11 Illicit 'dy, the laird's
pride is rnU'ly I tllon wln-n lie 'is at
the fi;\ <;e < ' ' a body as : aid 'i
bie dat.iiv. ill r >d. ! ! ' s wi' la a . .. f. r
as to be i:i f< ; o' I t."
I was asio.t' ! !o '. : ?I
word : at. ' p. ! i > t. '
t!: . .; id d. ! i i \v ' i
to ill !a ; t.r ita.oni stt > i
"it's ii . ,!e ye !. ei ' i
when y. \ 1 pv <e.
('an :laird
to a pu'r : : ;
tiler ) o-ti . i. , jt at' I .' ' a
it v. Yc'll elb wi 1 t > mil !
lit my tea: i ', : :
ye l. ay a I . ;< : . -\
no' f'>r is, 1 a* 'a ' a t
cross, hiul . for my laird's :
pair at an ' . '
lid '. " v ! ;
f. i : i it* tin . ..?. s >
[TO 1JK CONTINUED.]
II ?? Way.
Snhbnth Peltoo! Toaelter?When \ery
tnyry. what should you do?
Johnny Thickneck?Knock the other
feller down, sit on hi* head and then
count -U0. That's tlie only safe way.
inn'n in.?Judge.
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Rain and sweat trrlK \\ \\ H
' have no clVect on ilL tg y jr? if Wjtjrt laj
, i harm ss treated M^B / Pf tiT ffl L > 3
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in- i-.iftiU'il to tliM alii) (; iiamd
I: v fl p' . (?( I- ',J.< pri nipt
i.v cifiiliy,
1 *2-1 r I W Mookk ?& Co
. ~&?jiLzr
T rfffnrtiiro ii oti c\ y ' . ?f the f -i: i...- L
I. xntivc l^roaiv. ^ ::?v ' ' r
| U? remedy tb*t fiurM ? tokl la ?*? 11
O U y i4
: ?l 1 oriel in
I offer m:
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li !? Sj W*SW.\, ?V
Cri ext
U i ' : v- iKlHU',
'[ lie place has an excellent
etumt ! cinl all the eon
I .V > * T r > T> i
r \j e a r i
One of ! 10 acre:-* \vi111 a
i ii. i i !!?'s ?>! i of town t
v :: liit :it!o ;n.<l Big i>r??w
For terms
riTT'i rn --T P8 n-ppTOV;
B.*inrai ns in
o
7 ik-iv.s in town belonginj
lOsciic's Braneli.
One 2 room cottage near Ki
hi our jtrice.
1 lie Lain ploy tesuletice on <
i >o' w iilo lot 1 ?ot ween R. Is
Farms in bitlerent section:? <
M e liav .vl; t you want or
People's Real I
; . - - 5 U
Cliatleston & Western Carolina
Railway Company.
M'OOSTA AND ASHHVILLE Short Lino
SciM-tiuii? iii iiit'.M-r i ii?ii
Left , i Ai.Musm 0 05 um SSipiu
A i ViV< Li'; enw; .ml 12 30 pm
Anderson 7 10 pin j
l.rii i ens 1 40 pin 0215 am
i; reonvilk- :i23 pni 11 30 urn
M>urianbui>f 330 pm o 00 am
I in.in 7 30 pra
"nlutlu 5 :? pin
ilendersonvillc.. 0 11 pin
As iov lilo 715 pin
Leave .tsbevllle 7 or? uin
iiioii a 15 am
Spurlnnburjr 1215 pm 4 00 pm
Greenville 12 23 pin 1 45 pin
Laurens 12 45 pni <> 55 pin
Anderson 7 25 am
Greenwood 307 pr>i 000pm
ArrlVt An I ) pin 11 3.") am
Leave Colui 1180 am
Newberry 12 12 pm
Clinton 1 25 piu
A rrive <. reenville 3 2t"> pm
8 p utanburg 880 pm
Lonve fipartanbur?c? 1816 pm
'reenville 12 22 pm
Arrive Clinton 2 22 pm
.Nf-wherry 3 00 pin
Colli nbiil 4 30 pm
Caste.* I am! lit t Line between Nrwberrt
and Greenville. Srartunbuin and Glenn
Springs.
t'on iect ion I win Newberry via t.'olnmblB
Newberry atnl I .aureus Unit way.
Cor anv infnrmatinn wrile
v\\ .! OKAIG, Gen. l'ass. Ayt..
AUK'llStP. 45a.
T. M KMMRltSDN. T raffle Manager.
U.N InN />"r> riENN SI'KINGS
RA J KKOA I) COMPANY
Schedule KtlccOVe Am . tn, j<joo.
i\ ti'i No. 15 't' ivt'.s
! ni . Mill! Station 6:15 a. in
A.; i .Huff jo (?:J7 ? ni
L'i liii No 17 it vl
i n?'i M ill Station 4:30 p. in.
A n?\e> J'.-iffjl ? 4:42 p. in
I' . -.n N- 10 It avos
lii.il' ..i 12:1 -*5 p in.
tivi Unit . .! in si utiou 12:27 p u?
?i*? No IS Wv.Vi-'
I jIV i!o 0:10 p x:i.
Hi ; : Mi 0:22;. :>.
A ! Trai? 1" > TCxnpl ir.alay.
I 'niot (., :,>iiu Sj i, ; ; H;? !1
i . i:> no a r;rpu .'(1 to hawUl* .ill
'/ I ! > >Jj? hiV.illPs?? lx>!
I i mid Bull. All ft eight for ltiifi
. <vn i imil I fro
l- l:\ 1 11 "i.li .. '?? ; ?>i ItOill i!i?f
Union ' 'Oil! ' " .v *' ?* T'ckcl-.lo
lluO'alo v ii! I t >' ..!
\ii!i S: ?n, V I* h w !:svv- a Him 'ark
i?dv.-i . >... i
r ' J- W .<))>.
IV. -A: -r.i- " m.-. .
LVl ( )N 14) t ' IA N
On Farming Lands.
Loii" Tunc. Easy Payments.
No ( <>n;nii.?sion. lionower pays
ictunl cot nf perfecting Loan.
E. K. PALMER,
Columbia, 8. C.
J. Clougji Wallace,
Union, 8. C.
P. O. Box 288. 17?6in
to write for oar confidential letter before ftp.
plying for patent; It may be worth money.
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
PATENTS
or piioto and wo aond an (MM EDI ATI
FREE report on patentability, we give
the boat legal service and advloe, and our
ohaigen are moderate. Try oe.
SWIFT & CO.,
Patont lawyer*,
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, DJ. ,
i f'3" ^asa?
iUHLS
tile county for
PLACE '
rcmely
: TERMS.
nine room dwelling vitli eight
venienco* of a eouiitrv home.
LSTURES.
hull and pig tight fence. The
>n the road to Locklntrt ShoaU
n's creek,
apply to
or to T. K*. PALMER,
Real Estate.
; to est?te of Judge Wallace on
lilting Mil paying hig interest
Jhureli street.
J. Sprouse and C. W. WhiU*#V.
}f the county,
will got it for you.
Bstate Agency.
2ZL "" ?" * v ?
3E,1. V. " OA.I;i X>
Air Line Kail way.
Double Daily Service.
Between New York, Tamp?, Atlanta,
N e Orleans and Points South and
West.
IN EFFECT MARCH 2nd, 1?02.
SOUTHWARD.
Daily Daily
j No. 81 No. ?7
I I,V K. W V.ol. !>!?!? - ?
I.v. Philail, Ij.hlB. 1? KB1,'. :iia!', M i!! * 1,1
$ withTnp,". U'.s ny 7 8 {*, ? ? 2 ?
WSSS iS'S
I.v. Norliua, ? ~ . ... .. ... =?=
i. ii . 1 Al a n> u 4 p ui
i.v. llon<l<-rsou o nil _ ,,, v ri"?~
I.V. |{;t|, Ml .. t?. 5 up III
I.v. JS..U. PiimN ' r^7RI" 7 27piu
r.r~ir~-r"?? 6 -'7 a.m ... 9 271> .<
I V "r l.T ' !'?i??-' 6 I'J a "in 111 n p na
Ar! Sivani'iah * lair * I Warn i
"?$x ts:s
A r. SI, A "KIIMI lie ftTopm 1 55 ,,
-LiiliUl- 08 n ui c'jo'pm
No. 33 No. 41
I.v. Now York, N Y PAN f 7 M a in *35 ,, lu
! v- l'|j'l"<lol|>liia " 10 If, a 111 11 26 p 111
I.v. Now York, o l> ss:t 0.1 ? *
t eWiiiii
A^WMj. uon. n & w 8 iV" hain?.
!::^-a"r""-8A^i" .jsjs
I.V. Norlina ' ] ? ' "8 ,u
I.v. Hoinlcriioii " li J " .!m.plu
I.V. llalolgli ? 2,V'au a J ''' m
I.v. lr?.ier? P.,5 0.5 am ^n,
'V- .a,,n,Cl " 6 35 a in 10 85 p 111
'~U ''"""Kton " 3 05,, nl
u 9 23 a in 10 32 p m
fcclWo " 10 ?5 a m i
teas:00" :: {??? ??.?
Ar. Atlanta J ?? 3 5^ L m ? * 111
? 1 *> o ? p in i ft0 a ni
Ar. Augusta, c & \V c 6 40 p m
Ar. Macon, c of (la ""TwlTiS H Tts a 7.',
iu:skrvviN*"fsss?r*'**
.11. .irw uridiins, I, & N 735am
Ar. NaMiviil.., N V A StL~ 4I 00 Tin" ' ~C
Ar. Memphis 4 j<5 j, 8*25 "am
northward
fully Daily
No. 82 No, 38
l.v. Memphis, N C A Si L 12 4.'. noon 8 40 p m 1
Lr. Nailivllle 9 30 j, g |U
!'V. Now Orleans, L & N 800 pm
Lv. Mobile 12 30 am
I.V. M.iniKunii'y, AAWP G 20 a m 1 30 p m
Lr. Maeon, cof Ua 800am ' TioTriTii
!'v- < & W c 10 05 a m
'.,v \l':l u> jSALKy It 00 lioan 8 66 pm
Ai Alhnu 2 57 p 111 11 23 11 iu
Ar. ( ramiwood " 5 14pm I 85 a 1a
A^ri'rnir " nr.7'' 4 0G a m
Ar. cartiste 0 6ft p ni
f.v. charl'iit,.;"'"'' 7 38 p iii ViOam
i.i . wiimiiini<>ii, " { 06 p 6i
l.v. Ilainlot " 11 00 pm 7 40am
I.V. Spathern Pinea " n 67 pm 8 84a m .
Li.Kalelgh _ 1105 a A
v. 11*111 eraon ? 12 45 a 111 12 83 p m J
\'l' vv?iV"a 3 55am 143pm
Lr. \\ uldon ? 5 0J a m 8 00 p m
AXr....?JC! l*.1.V.V.*.!! " 7 15am .. 35 p m
Ar. W;?li'i<iii^ N\V'Slt ......77! 6 (16 a m
Ar.'<Tniofo, TTa ]?V?> 7r.7r.7 f 6 45am
Ar. NOw YorkA o D .s 8 to f'ft uO p am
Ar. 1'hilaj.liia, N V PA*f3 il O p iii 510 am
.Vr.-..Is.,:u..VorU. . 8 15 p m 8 00 a m jaJ
So.' 84 No! 66 '"
> v. raifpa 8 A I. Ic. 1 n m 8 00 a 2f
LtiWi. Auguatlne 55;"iu SooTm
Lr. Jackaonrille " oiofm 8 00pm
Lv. Savannah ? , 55, in I2l5p,,i
Lv. f olumlila ? 7 ...in 5 00 am
l.v. Hamlet I0 4<lpm 8'.'6 n m
i,v.woiiii.trii l'lnm " ll:?pm 9 22am '
{'* H'lir'1/1' 1 26 a ni 11 Tfi rt m
\'V-' iWn 7?" .. 2 07 * 12 5R p m
Le, NWMn.n a 35a in 1 n nl
iHsSr Igis JSrs
J!'Jm!/1'"1"0"' ???' ?s?Jm
Ar. HaUliimro 1' H K II 26 a in 11 >fi A ni
Ar IMilUd.lphla ? iwpn, " K?S
A*:..**.0." y ork ..." ? 18 p in 6 :to a in
Note,?fPtUly Kxcopl Sunday.
^central Tliiio."'J K??i*rn fimiii "
R. E. L. BUNCH. ?
General Passenger Agent.
Savannah, (Sa.
W. E. CHRISTIAN,
A. O. P. A., Atlanta, G>?.
ToCurc a Cold in Ono Day
Take laxative Promo (jtntiine TaMels.
Alia ArusarlM* refund the money If It
falls to cure 1 W 'ttcrt^s ftiprj*.nie
nm e?o'* tn*' '* ( ifi
- - 4
I)r. Mason's Depilatory removes I
superfluous hairs permanently from
any part of the body. $100 a ho*.
John H. Mason JcOo., Hancock Maryland.
27-ly