The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 28, 1902, Page 6, Image 6
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CUTS TH
r*u,
Next week we i
it interesting for
Comforts, Flannel
Clothing, Underwt
goods.
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The Qaoter ot
IN TUF PAi RAHFQ f!
Ill lilt- I U
at :
White Stone
Have you been there yet?
the most magnificent Hotel in I
sion of all the visitors who com
that if you will come to the Sp
have the prettiest and hot
we will pay your railroad fare
proposition.
We make this proposition
Springs and drink the water ft
wil make no charge for board,
and we will carry it out to the
I)j you suppose that we would spend
we kuew that we had as li le Mineral Wa
not. Do you think that such u r itr-.J p'e
the President of (lie State Mtuieui Aes'ic:
al Examining Hoard utail he lesig n-1 t.
practice to move to this report as leslrnmt
lice water? These fa-jts ought to ? civ.e
- The grounds are well shaded and t ie
rne tiotei is iinea up wuti ?usis ?uin j>
people To come ar,<i se-> our place w aio
Every room is an outside ro iin wivli
V'Venetian foMiiu?itnide Winds <ni :i!) wine
outhern Railway, only ten r<
carriages iniet, all trains. Mri :n< r c.v 1
TRY OUR W11LTE :-TONK IJTI1
MORGANJ
White Stone Liihic
White Stone
NEW -YORK WORLD
trrice-a-we e k edition.
Ixca<l Wherever the Hugli.ih J,nngunge
is Spoke11.
Tke Tlirice-u-Weck W'-.rM wnsalailiiAai.
sur.re-is in i!k> TuvfUir.in-' ::ud !i--r '
!> *:; steadily gi.ovine r since. Tone
is the test of id! lid am, ? '. 1 se :".peal
of approval Oil 'is1 Ti ; < fj:
ATotH, which i' wil.ly circulrel in
' State and Ten: lory of ! J -IV.ion.
r.'. i "iirj-cver tl;": ' v . o p? op!.; v. h. 0:1.1
rrvi <iur mother tongue.
' Thin paper Tor tlie* corning v inlov and
the )?-ar l'JO.'J will make it-, re v-, stir :e,
if jm)-*.->il?l?i, snore extei'dvo * ho ever.
A\> ?venia of importance, no matter
where they haj?iH*n, are lopj-'yil accurately
and promptly.
The. s.iViscrilKT, foi only c:.e dotla: t
yi ?r, gets three papers e\ cry v.cek as d
wore iihws and general re? :hg than
most, dailies r.au luinish i t live oi'm::
litres the price.
lie Th tre-n-Wtvk Vi i.rM if ?d>soIntely
fair in its poliMeal ne-.r . P'.riifan
hi in never aim,vs .1 10 affect i!.*
hows columns, and Democm',, an i it pnhiir.
111 alike ran obtain in its pegcr ,
tndI,fnl accounts of all the great p.-ktituK.e-mnaii?ns.
In addition to all tin news, ilia 7'hih\n-Wot-k
Wo; Id furas:.!: . < ?!? * Iser 1
fiction, elaborate innkat pott'. and
other feat.iir?*s of into:("it.
The ThricP-a-\V?ek World's rev:! 1
puU*o iption prica sou'}' Sl.Ul) ir-i * :s
and this pays for I'd pr, >. We < ft a'
Ill's uneqimied news-vip -r ; n I J'sir.
1'n( >v Times toge'.ncc tni year for
$1 7 >.
The regular s discretion p: l. o el 1
t \v > p ijiers is 5J.00.
Citation to Kindred and Creditors, j
Sf; ?' of South t\uoii;jft, 1
( oimty of Union. i
\ .1 sn'iM On'(-) . II"I' ,?!).t'e .'tils". !
?? ;imw, iiii'ii'i i ui ivi n;i. !>;.i " -> .1 ;
t<: in > to grant liiui L ..t? i.s or ' : nni*t.illion
no 1 lie (stain <tvl t (Toots of
JlV?r!er, ?!? <; -a
Ti?se are, therefore, to r'to a !fo'-n
-<i' nil and smsni'v '!; kin l,?- I and j
< r"*'.U>jsof ilse said I, iiMic 1' :<> ,de--f a - j
ed,' bat they 1m and one >r no in , in
ill tilH Colli! of I'io'm:", to !; Ii at
1'iiioi), t/. !l , Son111 t V'nii i i. on t he
tit ft day of I > ( in'< , ?:ox:t ; iter p.j'uc
tlion hereof, a1 11 nVfmiV in i'- i noon,
to show can ;e, if a:?\ i!> yli.no.
nhy llio .s<i(J AdiiiiitisLiu i-j\ sii.m'. 1 not
lc granted.
ill Veil ll'i'l'T my hand >1 il 'hi;.
17i.liil.iyol N >v , Ani.o i> ??. i (, 1:?.?J
J.vov M.
I'loUtlo .1 u<' *.
I'li'oliolied on l!i> l.'1-o ?'-'j o X \\
1JU2, lu TUB UNION iitaus. 17 iS.
VW < I 111 U I I I www?? I. lll^? IIMIW
E PRICE.
ire going to make
you on Blankets,
Is, Jeans, Outings,
jar and al heavy
n &,y\ ti . i- S-A
a-j ? utrasn J
? Low Prices.
F SOUTH CAROLINA
riTTTTi
2- ,LJ. .LJ V
Lithia Hotel.
If not, you have failed to see
the South. This is tlie expresc
to our place, and we say lieve
rings and do not admit that we
ventilated hotel you ever saw
to the Springs. This is a fair
also: If you will come to the
ci v, and are not benefitted, we
This is an open proposition
letter.
to l-.nil'1 a resort Hotel ii"l. ss
Lei ;>-ioniilc found anywticiv? We think
::i.uj ;>s !> . I,. ('. Stet-h? is. who w;?s
V :on, also lVo*d?V?*it of Slnto M? <ii>
;v*e lm oinMiviUe, wviuUl ti'tve. u;> his
Pliysic' tt! ms 'i" knew we h;l?l a v ry
\ ?o ef the s.ipanoniy oi our V/rtier.
i s'njiujy suv autjdinrr (ho Hotel Is
i ot lii1 e "Jtitrv. In order to yet, t' e
lna'tiny spec .i 1 rules of SlU.' 0 per week,
ffun ixv > to four windows. l5urlin;ton
tows. I! o.iroufl Station, Ui-.rh Hill. o*i
V? t I'i'Wi tiu< rl.mnf lo t !m 1 I >f l.-?o
??_ >"wi ti> m j.* ??i v*?* uvacj. iU"
i->.n over all railroad*.
i a cinder ale for sale by
0 WAG X OX.
1 Water Company,
Springs, S. C,
The RexponklMIII^.
Anxious Father?Do the best you eau
for him, doctor. That is all I can ask.
If it la the will of Providence?
Surgeon?Don't try to place the responsibility
on Providence in this case,
Mr. Xlc.Jones. You bought the toy pistol
for the boy yourself.
Tiff* Art.
"Oil. Mr. Growelle." gushed Miss
Khps:;H, "how did you ever learu to
paint sucii beautiful pictures?"
"1 asked a man on:c," replied the arti
it, "and lie. toll me bow."?Indlauapo;
lis News.
if you are bilious ami took in advise n,
'lake J'eWitt's Little Early Risers.
Just before going to bed.
Yon will lind on the luOrrow,
You are rid of your soin w?
That's all: just enough said.
, Tlie.se famous pills do not gripe, but
move the bowels gently and easily,
cleansing tht liver. Their tonic ciVoct
! gives strength to the glands, preventing
a return for tho di? orirlor. 1." c li..i??
f}i:fer Qualification.
The enthusiasm of the thoroughgoing
' lover of Drowning takes some surpris!
ing turns. The author of "In n Tuscan
' Onrden" tolls a story concerning Dr.
I'urnivr.l. one of tlie founders of the
Drowning f/>ci'. ty.
I A young r< latlvc of the TCnglisliwoi
man in London was looking out at one
. time for bachelor clinmhtTS in a bloc':
i of ll: ;s. The secretary of the company
to whom they belonged intimated that
the testimony of two householders as
to his rent paying capacity would bo
; retired. The applicant gave the T.n;;!
!ishwc:un:i'n name as one aud Dr. Furi
nival for the other.
Dr. Furaivai's reply, aft r a gloving
j panegyric on the merits of the applicant,
wound up by congratulating the
company on getting as a tenant a man
who "was not only n gentleman and a
good fellow, but a member of the
Drowning society."
Ouo Minute Cough Curo
Is tl.o odly harmless cough cure that
gives <juic k relief. Cm os Coughs, ('olds.
Croup, !'>r nchitis, Whooping Cough.
I'neuinonia, Asthma, Ln(?rir>po and-all
Throat, Clie.lt an I Dung troubles. I got
soaked by rain, says Gertrude F. Fenner,
Miineie, I ml., and contracted a
severe cold and rough. I failed rapidly;
lost, lbs. My druggist recommended
'hie Minn'e Cough Cure. The first
biitiie brought relief; several cured me.
I am hack t > my ohl weight, l is lbs.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm,
relieves the cough at once, draws out
ind.iuimaiion, cures croon. An ideal
remedy fur children. 1 . C. Lu' c.
FORCING A FASHION. "*7
How !2n!n Wrre 1 at roduccil to (lac
South African Savn;a-?.
A ml lies Do Yilliors, n Boer, was the
person who tlrst latreduced hats among
the South African natives, says the
Hatters' (Jn7A>tte, and prolit. not philanthropy,
was his motive. One morning
many years ago he chanced lu Fort
Elizabeth to come across a consignment
of damaged hats offered for u
mere song, lie bought the whole Jot,
packed them away in his wagon and
started for Kaflirland.
"When he reached Tembuland. lie unloaded
ills stock, opened bis kegs of li<iuor,
without which 110 trade was made
in those days, and began business. But
bo found his venture likely to prove f.u
unprofitable one. The natives did not
want hats. Tliov wanted lilanlrels and
beads- and looking glasses and above
all Kcinor, but tlio.v looked askance at
bats. Then a bright Idea en mo to Andries.
lie wanted to Introduce those
hats. lie did Introduce then). Ilis simple
"expedient was to refuse to sell anything
to a Knlllr unless lie bought a
hat too. The Kaffirs wanted his goods,
eo they bought the lints.
When a Katlir buys anything, he
feels bouiul te> make use of It. The natives
therefore-douued their hend gear
and returned to their kraals. Now appeared
the brilliancy of the trader's
idea. Fashion rules the world. It Is as
strong in Africa as" In America, and
when those who li:ul stayed at home
b:,iV the travelers return in till the glory
of this strange covering they felt
In hlndhand and old fashioned. Their
desire to possess the latest thing in
lints beca?ine intense. Tiioy paid Andries
a visit, and his stock 110 longer
hung heavy upon his hands. The hats
were soon sold.
This happened some tfme ago. and
now every trading store keeps a supply
of lints constantly on hand. They are
nnid 10 lie manufactured expressly for
the natives, and no one '.."ho glances at
the show will doubt it.
A JUGGLER'S TRICK.
Clever Feat of llloKlon Performed by
c.u ICuKt ImiSan.
The wonderful feats o? East Indian
jugglers have formed the theme of
many a letter from travelers In the
orient, but none is mere surprising than
that for which an old seadog vouches.
While he was an oUlcer on board a
P. and O. steamship two natives came
aboard at Madras, he says. They were
a Juggler and h'.s assistant. After they
had performed a number of minor
feats and gathered quite a crowd
around them they called for u sack
and a piece of sailcloth.
These having been provided, the
chief juggler made a small tonllike
structure with the canvas and some
stool.;. lie then placed his assistant
in the sac!: and allowed a sailor to tie
the knot which bound hliu a fast "prisoner.
This done, the chief carried the
sack into an open space, warning the
po pie to (.land back some distance,
and then carried on an animated conversation
with h's assistant, whoso replies
could he distinctly heard coming
from the sack. Suddenly tiie chief
rushed forward, picked up the sack
and dumped it overboard, where, to
the horror cf the passengers and crew,
It sank out cf sight.
Immediately the captain rushed forward
and sek'.ed the man, under the
full belief that lie had murdered his
companion, but the juggler only
smiled and, pointing to the canvas,
asked that it he raised. This was
done, and the supposed drowned man
was discovered squatting on the deck.
So realistic had been the throwing
overboard, however, that it was some
time before the surprised passengers
could realize a murder had not been
committed.
Clicrcli m;it "Workmen.
It would I ? an exaggi ration to say
that all working people feel nntago
nistie toward the church. Their general
altitude is rather that of indifference.
The thinking poor are well enough
aware that there is nothing unnatural
in the situation and that if the tables
wire so turned that world advantage
shift'd to their side it would probably
r -main unchanged. At times their feeling,
especially toward the clergy, is curiously
sympathetic. ".Say." remarked'
a labor leader of vivid mind to the
writer?"say, I'm awfully sorry for
ministers. Most of them are real good
men. They know well enough what
Christ meant, and they'd like first rate
to preach if they dared. Hut, Ix>rd,
how can theyV They've gut to draw
their salaries; they've got families to
support." All tj^iis quite without n
touch of Irony.?Vida I>. Scudder In
Atlantic.
I Coughs I
; tn .-or >? ?-- ? r-i "
g "Myvifchr? lrdfep-sectedcou^h g
^ rot tl-.rc v tr>. I purchased two f
fe hot'.'.cs or A?\?r C'.ic: i y Pectoral, f
? large si.t.nu it cirod her com- !
p j-.Iotc . I. Uurge. <v" aeon, Col. fe
$ Probably you Know of \
| coti:"*I. medicines thai re- ?
*licve little coughs, <xll\
3 coughs, cr.ccpi deep cr.cs I
1| The medicine that liar, i
cured the v/orst of deep!
S] coughs for 60 years is !
? Ayci's Cherry Pectoral.
R TLrcff lm: ?ti., ?3c., C.'.CO. fi
Consult vr-ur ('.of-tor. 11 l.o f.riya take It, a
tIn n <in i; i lie ;ys. II lid ttilN yon iidt tb I
tiiJio it, tlicii don't toko it. t to knows. H
An inactive liver prevents any 8
cotp;h niccii. :ne from doing its I.est 1
work. Aj. i P is ase liver pills. 5
j. ( . . AU CO., IjdivcII, M?s. y
i *1 * mi II pa^ii II
CURES 21LOOD POISON.
Scrofula, Ulcets, Old Sores, Rone
Faitis?Trial Treatment Free. First.
second or third stapes p->citively
com! by taking J I. It. It. (Botanic
Blood ) Blood "Bh'ui kills or destroys
the Syphilitic I'oison iri the blood
m.ci expels it from (iio system. At the
same time ii.t'iiic Blood JVilin builds
I?)) the shatteied constitution. Have
you soro Uuoat, pimples, copper coloted
-pot.?, old tores, ulcers, swellings,
?crr fu'a. itobirg skin, aches and pains
in bout* or joints, sore month or falling
tab? Then Botanic )><<od Ibdm will
i.< ai ( vesy sore, stop the aches and nu.ke
the blood pure and rich and r-Be the
rl? li glow of health to the skin. Over
o'JU'J trsihuouials of cures. Botanic
I>;oo(l J i-.ibu thoroughly tested t?r .'50
yurs. Sold at drug StotfS, $i. ior.coinpiote
Oil actions. Trial
Hen', merit of J J. B. B. iYee by addressing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, (J a.
Describe trouble and fiee medical advice
given. JJon'o despair of a cuie as
Blood Balm cures wben all else fails.
For sale by F. C. Duke, druggist.
A Ulnitr.nonx Hay.
A merchant died at Ispahan In the
earlier part of last century who had
for many years denied himself and his
son every support except a crust of
coarse bread. On a certain occasion
lie was over tempted to buy a piece < t'
cheese; but, reproaching himself with
extravagance, bo put the cheese into
a bottle and contented himself and
obliged the boy to do the same, with
rubbing the crust against the bottle,
enjoying the cheese in imagination.
One day, returning home later than
usual, the merchant found his*son eating
his crust, which lie constantly rubbed
against the door.
"What are you about, you fool?" was
bis exclamation. "It is dinner time,
father. Von have the key; so. as I
could not open the door, I was rubbing
my bread against it, as I could
not get to the bottle." "Cannot you go
without choc so one day, you luxurious
little rascal? You'll never be lieh."
And the angry miser kicked the poor
boy for not having been able to deny
himself the Ideal graliileat'ou.
Cen*ldernte.
She?Why did you ask Belle to go
with us?
!T?_1 Mir din wnc ?tniivr nnvllOW.
:uul I didn't wish her to feel mean
over it.?Suiart Si t
GET SB A.V5D!
Y(Mi o?in r;eL scraped at any ok! pl.v.e
out. when von want tv? n-t shaved go to
MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP.
Ths most artistic hair cutter in town.
Xext door to Tins-lev's Jewelry Slots.
gMt.
tVhj- Kroilille SoowletJ.
Guest?Why do you #u\vl at me bo,
Freddie?
Freddie?CauRO you have eat nil the
cake and haven't married either of my
Bisters yet.?Lipplncott's.
A Perfect Untler.
Mrs. Glltedge?How do you like the
flew butler?
Glltedge?lie's a peach! Made me
feel at home at once.?Life.
If some men would reflect more, they
would be brighter; if some women
were brighter, they would reflect more.
?Chicago News.
Genius uncxerted Is no more genius
than a bushel of acorns le a forest at
oaks.
Cured, of Piles After 40 Years.
Mr. G. Haney, of Geneva, Ohio, had
the piles for l'oriy years. Doctors and
dollars could do him no lasting good.
1'eWitt's Witch Hazel Halve cured liim
permanently. invaluable for cuts,
burns, bruises, sprains, lacerations, eczema.
tetter, salt rheum, and all atber
skin diseases. Look for the name DeWitt
on the pnekag e?all others are
cheap, worthless counterfeits. ! '. C.
Duke.
An ArtiKi'.t I.niiiciit.
uuo i-asins m li:rj diary describes a
walk ho took one day with Jiockiin, the
famous artist, near Zurich. Uucklln
was i:i raptures over the colors of the
autumn 1 ace:", the blue sky, tho
clov.dis. "A!.. : e <: ; *!" he < xclulined.
-If v.\? to::id havo those on
our palette.! ilow weak are our means
in cornp".risen with those of nature!
White l> our Lest li^lit. and only by
means of clever contrasts can we secure
effects approximating the natural
ones."
The Art < ! I'-'orWejc In CdM.
The Humans ? pied the (Jreel; and
ritruscaii goldsmiths' woii;, then; h
ibey :u..y oft:!-, us. 1 flu* ornaments
thejus-lv*s f!.:m the unci.lit
lotu'.H. Mm h >>f the art ol the aniicnLS
i.o work!:gold v.*ns lost until early In
the . !'i !i eeniury, w'.ien Sign, r
I. in': f -.und some r.f the tSlruscan
ue clt: ds i;1I employed by workme",
in : vid,:- . in u r, mote corner of
li.e Ap< :'ii,see.. - Loudon Times
Cures Bio";d I'olaou, Cancer, Ulcere
If you have offensive pimpics or
eruptions, ulcers on unv part of tho
bodv, achinc? bones or toinfs f .li;.,,.
*") *l" ""ft
hair, mucous patches, swollen plands,
skin itches nail burns, sore lips or ynios,
eatiny, f op Wiring sores, sharp, ?:ne*-intr
pains, tlion you suffer frotn acriona blood
poison or the beyinnintrs of deadly cancer.
You nuiy be permanently mro'l
by tnkiny botanic blood balm (b. II.
It.) mnile especially to euro the worst
blood and skin diseases, ileals every
sore or nicer, even deadly cancer, stops
all aches and pains and reduces all
swellim.'s. I'otanic Iliood Malm cures
all maligant blood troubles, such as
eczema, scabs anil scales, pimples, running
sores, carbuncles, scrofula. Drujtffipts,
$1. To prove it euros, sample of
T'.lood llnlm sent free and prepaid by
wjiting blood l.alni Co., Atlanta, flu.
Describe trouble and free medical ad vico
Bent in tooled letter.
Remember, Friends,
You will always find a full
line of I
Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Meat, Lard, Canned and .
Bottled Goods, Fresh
Vcge tables, and everything
to be found in au up-to-date
family Grocery, at my Store.
Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty.
Bring Your Laundry to Me.
J. T. SEXTON.
Haiti Street.
J. CLOUQH WALLACE.
ATORNEY AT LAW.
lk(to 12 up sli.iis Foitcr BuUlit-g.
RALPH K. CARSON. n. L. SCAIFE. <
CARGON &. SCAIFE,
ATTOllN EYS AT LAW.
Special attention given to r?al estate
and collections. *
JAMES MONRO, D, It. DUNCAN
C. 1?. SANDERS.
ftlunro, Duncan and Sandsrs
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office No. 4 Law Itange, Union,
S. C.- 5-lv
D. E. HYDR1CK, . J. A. SAWYER.
Spartanburg. Union.
HYDRiCK & SAWYER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Union, S. C.
Office No, Law Hanoi:,
WALI.ACS llUlLDINO.
21 y
I S. IviEANS BEATY,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW.
Xo. 3, Law Kai.-ge.
JETER BUTLER,
ATTORN Y-AT-LA W.
Tn Office With V. E. DkPass.
Opposite Court House,
l'jactioo 1.1 all the ccuits of Soutli
Carolina.
~ ^STOTSARRATT,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROCON.
Offers his professional services to the
people of Union and surrounding countrv.
Uav palln nt. Tlufca'a
Night culls at the residence of Mr. L. J.
Haines, 18-tf.
Money to Loan.
I have money to loan in amounts ol
$3(J0 and upwards on improved farme
at 7 per cent interest. No coinmission
except a. reasonable attorney let
tor preparing necessary papers.
3'J-ly. V. J5. HkPass.
STALLION! STALLIONfl
The sti'ulavd. bred stal'.on, Pebble,
will begin the Fall aevsot at our stable
Sept. 2JP.i. In ;uros at $10.00.
US- Gil HEX & BOYD.
faOHTBaCTORS' ao
b ^.BUILDERS'^
?njmLI SUPPLIES.
l!t<! W, <5? teaKM 1*1 Ctat
??1 9n>t?, V. ev1 ?8\b, T?v?r?,
Vtr? ftr ? Hwsl* Kc*?, Jtt?T?*f
V?4 Offtfcft, Ofeftla m4
Mo?# n
tfwtry iVrv. J-ii'i amwry.
LGMS4R3IROK WORKSI SUPPLY CI
*r<?7T4*4t
< In every town I
: JL and village il
mav be had. El
'FTSM 'the
f?? Jbrift
that makes your j!
#o?rc"a horses glad.
Rgr:AW -"J rim 11 jaws srvr k-it*.- *'
summjr.nrtaw i 11 ?u?im i?iha;mnay.
y /"V t- -? x ?
iJK\j w xL I 1U LOAN,
I liav'M made arrin)j?fr? fir1< by \s' i?:li J
c if iif i:? *loans on first moi.gatfeH n<
at)! Iione/i ..i-rl loup nrcd fauin ft" 7
l*r c?'t t on hhim of J-l.lkK) *?.<;
iii w.tirN ;i ?1 W n?*?*in'eieHt on Minn
1 ha Itnlll <m>0. No coijiir>i*iiotn
chnrRvtf on u^ao Jen*. Borrower only
rrq iiml to pav attorney for preparing
necihhary laptrs, ttc.
J. A. SAWYER.
Attomev-at-T^Rvr,
GO 1 O il. Uuioii) >j. (J.
t* < t v', %.
Charleston & Western Carolina ^
^Railway Company. v
AU0U8TA AND ASHKVILLK Short Lin*
Schedule in offoct July ?th 190$.
Lo?ro Aufrustn 1010am * 8 53pm
Arrive Oreomvood 18 ti pm
Anderson 7 It pre
Laurens 145 pin SHtam
Urcouville 8 26 pm 1180 am
r-psu umburtf 880pm . 9 00 am
L nioit 780 urn
t-aluda 5 33 pm
ilcndersonvillo.. 6 11 pm
Aahcvillc.... V 15 1'"?
Leave Ashevllie 7 05 am
Union 016 HID
Spartanburg 1201 pm 4 00 pm
Greeuviilo 1016 pm 1 4b pm
Laurens 1 to pm 6 *.6 pm
Anderson 7 0S am
Greenwood 2.71 pm POO pm
Arrive Augusta 6 aj pin 1136am
Leave Columbia 1100 am
Newberry 10 43pm
Clinton 126 pm
Arrive Greenville 326pm
Spartanburg 3 30 pm
Leave Spartanburg 12 01pm
Greenville 1215 pm
Arrive Clinton S 23 pm
N berry 3 06 pm
Columbia 4 30 pm
Fastest and licst Line between Newberry
and Greeuviilo, Spartanburg and Glenn
Springs.
Connection from Newberry via Columbia
Newberry and Laurens Hallway.
For *nv information write
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass, Agt-,
Augusta, G A
T. M. EMMERSON. Traffic Manager.
SEAisoimr)
Air Line Railway
Double Hall
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta,
New Orleans and Points South and
West.
IN EFFECT MAY 2oth, 1902. J'
SOUTHWARD,
Daily Daily
No. ol No. 'ij
Lv. New York. 1' It Jt.... 11 35 p ra 12 10 a hi
Ur, I'liiiuueipliiu, 1' iv H.. a .J p ia 7 -0 a in
l.v. litiltiixiuic, ** o ?6 i? ni r . it mi am
Lv, W wdiiiutflun. W.S.lty 7 iw ,? in 1G *i atu
Lv. iCieliaiuiiu, . >, A. L, l.y iU a, p ni 2 lb p ?u
i.v. IViurmur^, " 11 2<> t? in 2 60 p in
Lv. Noiilua, " i&5aiu 6 .>o p iu
Lv. llemli rsou " 128 a in 6 51 |* ni
l.v, Unleirfll " 4 11 ?III 7 -i |> m
i.v, Oou. 1'iucj " o eo u i.i U 27 |> iu
Lv. il.nnlo;, A A !... 7 -'0 a in in a, p >u
Lv. Columbia X " !i 4u i hi 1 US a ru
A,-, .-uvainnui " X M p IU 4 no iu
ar, .Iwkmiih ille " 7 UO p in 9 10 a ni
Ar. si, Auguatiuu " 10 60 p in
Ar. 'lauij.a " 0 46 a iu 6 46 p m
N..75S" No.41'
Lv. New Yui'k, N Y i'&N f 7 60 w m 8 60 p ?
A. I'hiliuislpl.iii " 10 li> i. in 1 l lvi p in
i.v,-.New l'.nk, O H.isuf o on p ni .
Lv. Italiiioorc, li .i 1' u y 6 o y i.i
i.v, Wiiiitriuii, N A i> a ii . 0 oO p ui ?-?
Lv. 1'urlaniuulb, S A L u\ U 0-7 p in a la a iu
,.v. i\ eluou " li4 >pm 11 66 a iu
Lv. Nuiiiiiti " 1 wu 4 i< 1 ?? p ui
l.v, in imerauu " 2 20 u in 2 III,. ia
I.V. ltuL'IgU " 4.12 u 111 0 66 p ui
Lv. Louluci ii l'iiub " o im u in 0 16 p iu
Lr. Hamlet " 7 2> a in 10 no p m
Lv. VViimiii}{ti?u " 3 ibp m
Ar. cliurluite " lu 06 a iu 10 82 p in
Lv, Cheater " 10 2*2 a iu 1 iki a >n
Lv. cavils.e " 10 16 urn , ..
l.v, OIWUNoikI ** 12 .V, a ill 3 48 ? M
Lv. Alliens* " 2 ao.p in (i li a In
Ar. Atlanta { " 3 tVi p ni 7 oo a in
Ar. Augusta, c 26 W c 5 1 > |iui
Ar. .Macoil, c of i.a 7 20 p in 11 36* in
Ar. .\lu.ii|;oiu?ry A 2c W f a 2o p in G 26 p m
Ar. ILubue, 1, 2C N 2 6u a iu -
Ar. .\e? Cuit/iis, 1. & N 7 25 a in
Ar. N.iiliviilo, N O oc at L 4 Oo a in 0 55 |i m
Ar. >iuiup?iU 4 15 j> in ?25 a in
WORTHWARD
iMily Llaily
ho. 52 ho,
l.v. Mdiiplill, N C & St L 12 45 nonu K 40 |> itt
l<v, hum villa OU Jpui 0 30 a in ?
i,v. f,<\t Orleans, I. X S 8 00 pin
^v. Motile '' 12 00 a ill
l.v. M.iiiigojir'y, A&NVP 0 20 a in I 30 p in
liV. MukiIi, c of tia ? 00 a in 4 20 p in
l.v. Augusta, o.5t W.O 10 (5 a in
Ia. ivtia .la, i a A l" icy i'i oil noon 8 OO p Vu
Ar. Alliens " 2 57 pin 1123pm
Ar. (irceuwootl " 5 14 p iu IMiui
Ar. ChfAier " 7 17 p in 4vC>m
A r. Carlisle " 0 5.1 p in
Lv. ciiarlolto, " 7 27 p 111 4 6o a iu
Lv. \V il'n'ilii'gton, " 3 05 p in
I<v, Tiiiinlet " 10 lop in 7 40 a m ,
l.v, Mouiliorn i iiiis * il 03 pin 6 34a in
l.v. Katcigli " 1 35 u in llltoi w
i.v, lR-inlcraou " 31>6 a ui J2 42 p in s
l.v. Noi Una 11 3 50 a in 1 45 p xt
I ,. VVI..I.I? ? -
.... .xiiuuii o u'J h 111 3 00i>m
Ar. I'orisiiiouth " 7 15 a in ft lift p w
A i.\ V li'-ilI'TJii, ,N A. iV ?ii -j 8 66 ant
Ar. Baltimore, it s 1' t.'o t 6i6tn
Ar. New y?ik, O 1>H dOll f 5 no p ut
Ar. l'iiila pliiit, N V i'.V N + 5 Hi p in ft 10 in
Ar. New 1 ork 11 8 1ft p in 8 00 u m
No. ii No. iii
Lv, Tnsipa S A F. Ity ft r.U p in 8 ft I ? M
Lt.81. Aii|U8llii? " 7 45.1111 ft fr) p in
Lv. .Iiicksonvillu " 9 80 a in 7 30 p ni
Lv,Savannah " 1 40 p m II-Hp in
Lv. i nliiiuMa \ " 7 05 pin ft 00a in
Lv. 11 am let " lo 4o pin 825am
Lv,S.nillierii Pines " 11 33 pin ft 3*2 a ilk
Lv. !!;il 'l^!i " 1 35 u IU II 35 u lit i
Lv, HeiiMiti son " 8 (>5 a in rilHp m \
Lv. Norllna '* Ji -lftiini I 46 p m
i,v. i'. i, r-i.ui ^ " 6 5-?u m 4 o< p in
Ar, Klclnnoiiil " ti ..ft n in 4 5ft pin ?
\>*. Wa-liiuutoii, WS l!y 19 10'a iii 8 88 pin
Ar. llnlllmoiu 1* 11L II 75 ant 1125pm
Ar l'liiltidiilplilu " 130pm 2 50 hut
Ar. Ni>? York " I 13 p iii ft 80 < w>
Not",?t Daily Lxci'plSillldav.
{central Time. glCn-tlero 1 imr,
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