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JfflCNE ; . ' -CUTS THI y Next week we a it interesting for; Comforts, Flannel; Clothing, Underwe goods. . >. T Men i < The Quoter o1 ^VMAV\'vWM^V-. VWVVV\0 I I THE USEFUL LIAR % < ;> o\,aaaa/\aaa aaa v vvv\ aaa/ww o r never Tlkcd r. liar,-but the other night tbo rain Wuz shcddln' tenrs of sorrow up ag'inst {he ylhdow- pane. An' JEbenezcr Smith dropped in an' laid his tiat aside. noted for his truthfulness from Itoltv fiend to Clyde.) A*', well, we set an' gassed an' talked 'bo-it commonplace events Till, derh me. I wuz gloomler'n half of thirty cents! An' then old Cotton pulled the latch, an', blame me, sir, before Ten mjnutes I fcrgot the rain v.uz pcltin' at thQ door! .. . ITe had me-<ont In Arteone u-fighttn' 'Puclie chirts An' hclpin' qtf the cowboys stringln' up the cattle thiefs, , An' I wuz present at the time he cap-, * TOjeS MalVefrri Hill Till lilMlnrcd on, ratny nights old Cotton fms the iffll. From Malvern Ilill he took n switch ,to Turkey?sot an' goosed AbflMt thb things the sultan said the time ho iftet him last. An",-though 1 hate a liar, tlitre arc certaip times.- I've found? F'r instance, when *ll'.s rainln' an' the cldoh's goin' roundThat laxae old whiskered reprobate kin entertain me with His lies h dern sight better than kin honest neighbor Smith. ,v ?Indianapolis Sun. '*xenT-rt]Tir>-. yt.'Tcmr nnon qffot ed witlriii the preiflncts of the Stock Kxrb'W' into l'-.-:am-ant on street lllid called the proprietor's i.^T-Tnon f() it : sljrri/ho hud displayed outside,, wjdeh rend, "Sclrfkmers cents." f "T{yit. is against the law," remonstrated Ilenrhjues, "and yen are liable to arrest." "Ilmv so?" "Beennso it Is forbidden by the EibU/ to servo 'two masters/ "?New York Tim s. Didn't Have ('bailee. Trainer?I thought h promised to lay down in the fifth round? Pugilist?He did. but wasn't nny lifili round. I vent out in the for.rtIs.?Clik'.tgo Aim1 ir;in. Standard American Annual. ISS3X WIMII WHWMIIl MfMB I??? | A Statistical Volume of Facts ar.d Figures Containing Over j 600 Pages. mrmwrnm 111 ? la Lio.og> Q mexs 11 SrKCrAT, FEATURES. Review c; the Crrnl I?t Ixt?: the Trusts in ! ' to:cs; I uil . t>n 1,'et.iM- nit.l [ ti-7"^ V ( flo'.lorm? o. ? ?? !iti .jl . ... u Parties >A 1or?2. of. [fei f "mm "> 11 e Naiiomt I ^1 Commit!#.-., t etter. I, State ?l vl l ILL,' iTi'ly'Sa ? l>tion; <>" " hisuior Kntl-jii-'Vl ' Po se (.1 in Kin I Curn l.:.w- Civil ?ic#v? I ?f.S?!5lJ^ I ^griytj. 'I ernn.ent for thcPi.ilip- B''CCnN'Ot* ' nines: Oum.l cations S' vtfi! fesS-j.si.r >..!.<... AHr'r 'iiji . rue; n;oi ! Vj!if'iitfV-; WMMory n-t! I'liTOt cJ ?l?-? I I *8'-c<ctic4: In-orn-at^on fTiU-^Tin, *??? ? 1 ?,s ' > * ernmm ?: PH?r H*- aE>^T^TlCS f.AWfelltC'' plorut.on : k'eviev/ of /r\Ui^T I Sclontl 'ic Ach.fvc- I imnl?.-. Thr f*i mic W??' ! Ili.i'.ur .inces of I0Q2 (.'to,,! !'? ??>; Uecotl- \ ctruction ol Uie City oi Now V? rk. Condensed Information for the j Office, the Store and the Home. | 1 n ! ? ii .1 i? i price Postpaid to any address, 35c I 25c. THE WORLD, |; On Rvrnry N0WMtHTHl^puliuer Buildina. New York, j lEJeWKt's JtSSJ Salve r.~ j : 6 a. :ace] 3 PRICE. o fcfjW . ,-f?., c Hj \ a T re goisg to' make 5 i) vnil R151 n krpfc d 5, Jeans, Outings, '? ar and all heavy j; s S v r t :ACE, ! P Low Prices. J = ^ - i ! VERBAL ALIASES. WORDS THAT GET TOO FAMILIAR TO SUIT SOME TASTES. The Scientific Fad of Clothing Old TlilnC" I" Xcw Term*?Some Words the McRiiingii of Which Arc Commonly Misunderstood. When the report was recently circulated that a proinipent public man had I iost his life through accidentally lu| haling a quantity of carbon dioxide, J the man in the street began at onee inquiring what carbon dioxide was. As a matter of fact, carbon dioxide is merely another name l'or carbonic aeitl gas, one of the products of combustion and a constituent of atmospheric air. Carbonic acid gas is known by scv oral different names. as, rur uiswuw, carbon dioxide, carbonic oxide and carbonic anhydride. 4 ?aVmsumptloif ns a name for a terrible and widespread disease is known ami understood l>y practically -every in; 1), * womnij and child in England. ; ,ut the ii; I'd tea I fraternity, ever on the lookout lor something new i:i the way ,>f professional nomonelature, elected same yea is back to call it phthisis, if..I then juat wUQIl that /unsnollnhlg. J'.; rn rdvy evolve*! yot another -tnberdih i.-s. Ami as with consumption so wiVh 1 other coniplaiiws. A quarter of a JiUU y CVl-JU i I.llr^iAX- trVirrtytuuff t'.'Cl'i* ooitrt-rtt t rr CT PliTnf!|)()X, of iyplaihl fever, of lockjaw. Today they a e ? ; lhiT variola, enteric ami tetanus ; pee;i\ily. A doctor when giving evidence before a ignorant ea t end jury the other 1. y said that the iauncd'atc cause of kill wt.s 'a violent and prolonged ' ' eon;' ne.I epis'.axis and stomator hi." it would, one would think, na\i- 1; en far^ca.slor for !;iia to have ' n t 1 a bleeding at the nose aud a ;I:. ami lie would at alt events have 1 ad the rail: faction of making himself understood. .Ma.-; p. L? now hving can reuieni ;./ t'i ::r. v !i :i I aeteria ware known T.onl-y . < o! in.,- if.he a n?a very -:. 5?:: fie;.tide d"l:uit;on. perhaps, 1 at ? .:c t. s .y iaal rstandal.lc. and con- < i '. ui r o r. a distinct idea to ' ( ::e erainary education and luIll; : c.\ !'<: i very reason, doubtless, the 1 title i <;- < lion was voted out of date ^ at.d it,:,< it and the word "bao'l* s se.ic tka.ted. This means, liter- -<1 ally "l.tle sticks." certainly a most ^ .i i .... At ... . ... 1 v.1.1 IJ, 1 i-ii. l.IIll licarci'iy f'i'.'i < ii:" uwrr'.ge lay mind sis being I ei" her Ir.-'M <r I a Me. ^Nevertheless, ' U * ? y. ntcd. : it'] s;t li'.St became 1 . . i". :r lo ill.' b::.:i in ilie street. ' 1" < 'If ' o c':l lint l><> loloi'HiA Scientific Disco \ cry. Kodol does for the stomach lha ^ t which it is unable to flo for itself, even \vlien but slightly disordered o? overloaded. Kodol supplies the natural A juices of digestion and does the work e of the stomach, relaxing the nervous tension, while the inflame I muscles of t 1 nit organ nr allowed to rest and heal, i Kodol (tige'ts wiint von eat and enables the stomach .and digestive organs to transform all food into rich, red hlood. I .U. Duke. Too Closely. Toss Voy and .Miss Sere don't seen) i.; i<r f, mil menus. wiiiii.s ujc matter? Jess- Wliy, nlie remarked that she was twenty-four years old, niul? Toss -And you' doubted it? Jess?Not at all. 1 merely said. "Of course, but when?" ? ridlndelphla Press. Ills Simple Plun. "And you say be ;rot l icit selling meal tickets ton for n dollar? How was sucli a thiujt possible?" "Ob. very simple. Nobody ever went back after the second meal." ? Baltimore American. The crowned heads of every nation. The rich men, poor men and ini-eis All Join in navintt tribute ? l>o Witt's l.ittle Kurly |{iscrs. II. Williams, San Antonio, Tex., writes: l.ittle lOarly Hiser Pills are the best 1 ever used in my family. I unhesitatingly rceominend them to every l>ody. They euro Constipation, Piliousno-s, Sick Tlendaehe, Torpid Liver, Jaundice, malaria and s'J '.ba liver troubier troubles. F. (' I'm I.e. * r tl. Imagine a bacteriologist mint; a vord which, conveyed any meaning to uybody outside bis own charmed cirle! The ideu is both degrading and tropostcraus; so lie set to work forthvith and invented a whole host of ter- jj Ific verbal aliases. . rj He called them for example, so libs- an mycetes, neuromuskcl/.cllcn, megacoc- sal 1 and polymorphonuclear leucocytes, op s'well as half a liufidrctf other things; yo I'hile for the chemical substances hi- M" identnl to the science he invented such rci ellghtful terms as "tetrnhydroyara- in lethyloxyquinoline" and "tetraniethyl- la iamido-triphenyl-earbiuol-oxalate." ',p: The craze, too, is getting commoner mong other than scientists. Take the '^ rcrd "reekiug," for instance, and ask our friends what they understand l>y r. "lleeking?" one will eay. "Why, ^ coking means dripping with moisture* t oalced with wet." You twill derive ,j(( bine amusement from his surprise pt alien you tell liiui that reeking* menus vi( smoking, steaming." A chimney can Hi eelc. "When a horse reeks with rnois- Ft lire, it is because its Hunks smoke uufl iteaui. The Change from the real meaning to hat given it in popular, present day' x lhraseblogy can easily be traced. Any- it .b'ing very wet will reck in frosty' qi iveathor; so the wetness has been as- w sinned to be the real characteristic of i reek. tl Then there is "lurid," which nino a people out of ten uso in an eutlFeiy n wrong sense. Ask a man what color [r lurid is, a:ul he may answer correctly, fi bvfl tlio chances are that lie will pay. b "lied llauie, ornuge or bright .yellow." g Uf course, lurid menus smoky or dull t; color. London fog is lurid. Thick, fcnf- g focntlng smoke is lurid. : ' r< Lurid and livid are almost synony- ti mous. Lurid llames are llanies choked v and hidden by smoke. A lurid sunset ti Is not a brilliant one, but one dull and gray and cheerless. Of course, the use of verbal aliases is not an absolutely new departure. It S. is only that we of this generation in S; our wild strivings after novelty * have so enormously increased and multiplied them. The taste of our grandfathers .' i 1 lnv rnthM" ill !" the direction of using over and over !>l again two or tliree long and uncommon ? words. . ,c a] Thus honorillcabilitudlnltatibus; as a ei synonym of fame, eminence, occurs - c< and recurs with almost depressing ularity in the plays of eld pre-Kfizabetlian dramatists and Is ?T?n used by > Shakcspearo on occasion. }' r It was partly in ridicule of the silly r custom ol' using this and other similar , ^ idiotic verbal doubles, which had'sur- r vived in part even until Ids timojlthat Rabelais makes Fnntngrucl sp ajc of x " mt>rrnmboiizcverzenglrizequo<iuemorgasachnquevezinomaffretiding my poor eye"jy?d hsk angrily of Mr. Mauliound .* wWt'tneb it was not enough to* 'i *"Mr'-m'"?"?pfacw?c>to-T<TCWtC'gV?ge- 1 ' Iigoscopapohdrfrtated us all in per members, but you must also apply such * ujorderegrlpplatnblrofreluclnmt- 1 _jmrdiu^ca^ucruriutiiupanfinents ** As I'mlcrsiootl by CSeorKle. I Georgie's father is suspected of "sporting" tendencies, and Georgle, 1 though his years number but live, lias ' acquired more or less of the vernacular. His licit door neighbor had a vatuo^ ble eolllc that was recovering from' an indisposition, and it occurred to Geor- o pie that it would he a kindly and a f' Christian act to exercise Fido. P "Very well," answered Fklo's mis- ? tress in response to Georgie's request, M "you may take Fido out, but be sure to treat him well." < p. The dull red of embarrassment suf- C fused Georgie's face as he answered: a; "I can't 'treat'*lilni pt all, Miss Sinif. C I ain't dot not one penny even."?'I'hlla* ftl ilciphia Ledger. I1! _ bl Not In Xceil of S) inpnlliy. ' "Don't you sympathize with tliosz poor i^iinuils who live in captivity at n the zoo?" Inquired the sympathetic girl. "No," answered the practical young man. "I strongly suspect that those an- j Inials are thinking how much better off hey are with food and shelter always ^ provided bj* human beings Instead of ^ joing compelled to hustle In the wilderless."?Washington Star. Infant I'M Jonopliy. "Say, Susie, I ast T'nclo Jack what lie in con was for, and he said so folks rouhl do their court in' without runnln' " tp the gaa bill." "That- was 'sidernte of the Lord, ** vasn't it? But soy, Jimmy, he made ouie dark nights too." "That's so. I guess he made those r,o nl he burglars could do their work-and lot get caught."?Washington Times. c% r?m.mumm?iiaa> UBiiiniH mih ??j| g Hair jFflr&j " I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor to I stop my hair from falling. One- I half a bottle cured me.'' t J. C. Baxter, Braidwood, 111. || Ayer's Hair Vigor is I vi I certainly the most eco- I nomical preparation of its jj >t kind on the market. A | little of it goes a long way. jj It doesn't take much of B it to stop falling of the jj ha^r, make the hair grow, I b0 and restore color to gray I JjJf hair. $1.09 a botlts. Alt drujflals. "to ____ ecx If your <lrii?fflst cannot. supj.'y ron, w Bend ns <\uu dollar and wo will expre ss :V:? you a tiotilo. llo euro and ci vo tlio .i.itio ?, of your neareer rspeoe oiH< e. Ad drone. j. c. a v>u co., Lowell, auxs, mf > , ' ' ^ * ~+ ? mm -????????? CUKES liLOOD POISON. f rofula, Uleets, Old Sores, Hone Pains*?Trial Treatment Free. First,'second or third stages |*?llively .' red by taking B. H. 13. (Botanic ood Bill m.) Blood Balru kills or des>ys the bypfliiittc Poisoli iu the blood d expels it from the system. At the iiHjJuuft But into Blood Balm builds the .shuttered coustitutiou. Have u soie throat, pimples, copper colored ate,. old sores, ulcers, swellings, rofula. itching skin, aches and pains bones or joints, sore mouth or falling , if? Then Botanic Blood Dsllu will I a! every sore, stop the aches and make . a blood pure and rich ' and give the h glow of health to tho skin. Over IX) testimonihls of cures. Botanic ood Balm thoroughly tested for 30 trs. bold at "drug stores, SI, :iu iding . completo directions.- Trial atmeiit of 13. B. B. free by ad- " Losing.Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. scribe trouble aud frea medical ad v CU| 4/VM1 U UCOpVU Ul O vUlv CHI ood Balm cures when all else fails. >r sale by P. C. Duke, druggist. People "Who Cannot 'lake Plren. The Papuans of the Malay coast, of cw Guinea are still in the most primIvo state. Tlicy are .wholly unnc- ] ualuted with metals and make their enpons of stone,. bones and wood, 'hey do not know how to .start a lire, tough fire Is used among them. When Russian asked tkein how they made fire, they regarded-it as very nmus- 1 lg and answered thut when u person's re went out he got some of a neigh- .1 or, aud If nil the fires in the village hould go out they would get It from he next villagg. Their fathers and raudfathers had told them tlint they cmemhercd a time or had heard from heir ancestors that there was a time chen fire was not known and everyhiug was eaten raw. One Jlnmlretl Dollars a Dox i the value H. A. Tisdale, Summerton, O., places 011 DoWitt's Witch Hazel >lve. He says: "I had the piles for years. I tried many doctors anil icdicines, but all failed except Do 'itt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cured ie..'! It is a combination of thchcallg properties of Witch-Hazel withanti ptics and cmolients; relievos and porinnentiy cures blind, bleeding, itching ml protruding piles, sptes, cuts, bruisos, czcma, salt rheum and all skin difetses. F. C. Duke. ' "'A MlHtnkc Somewhere. Mrs. Grumpps?This book says that nnrriages between widely different aces are always unhappy. Mr: Grumpps?That's very strange. I hould think people who couldn't unlorstartd each other.might get along cry comfortably.?Kew York Weekly. The Mnn Slie Needed. The Widow?It want a'man to do odd obs about the house, run on ermrds? ;iie that never answers back and is al Yii-ya ready to do my bidding. Applicant?Y-ou're looking for a husband, ma'um.?Mfe. . The Householder?Ilcre, my good nan, is a dime. Now please go away. The Musician?Ach, but for den cends re only blay. Id is a lcervarder to go tvny. Vat??Chicago News. Unconscious From Croup. Dicing a sudden and terrible attack f Croup oiy little girl was unconscious rom strangulation, says A. L. Snafford, ostmaster, Chester, Mich., ana a dose f One Miuute Cough Cure was adminitered and repeated often. It reduced he swelling and inflammation, cut the incus and shortly the child was resting asy and speedily recovered. It oures ouchs, Colds, LaOrippo and all Throat nd hung Troubles. One Minute Cough ure lingers , in the throat and chest ad enables the lungs to contribte pure, health-giving oxygen to the I 1 D / 1 Ti.-I--.' IUUU. J. V_y? IMlKUl Not Always n Perfect ?Tol>. "Algy is bound to be u man?a real nan." . 'How is that?" t'Why, he lias had nine tailors in the ist year." / "Oh, well, while it takes trine tailors i make a man it does not necessarily ollo\y that nine tailors always succeed i making one."?Chicago Post. lie Seeded PntlcitC*. Yfcung Physician (who has waited for Iglit weeks in vain for a case)?Two tonths gone and not n dollar earned, .nother weeft of tills and we go in the oorhouse. Wiflo?You must have patience, dear. Physician?You bet your life I must, nd darn quick at that.?Comfort. Iter Idea. p & sw : w.f ^>3 u hnowit Awi Wlint Is your opinion |, f.t't* fowrlrrv* t.. T4 Ia? V.vi|,u I1UI1HII1H! i;l MI in? 1 * Ilahn ?I haven't any. All my ri Intlonr; nreovrr he re. <J Cures Hczems, Itching Humors. ^ Ksp?eMliy for o'd, ohron'c^asos take ? tanic Wood Wdm. If. given a lwnbhy >o?l supply to the affected parts, h?als the sores, eruptions pchIh, H'-a!*s; ps the awful itching and burning of f :eum, swellings, suppurating, watery * cs, e'c.. Druggists, $1. Sample free I prepaid by writing Wnd Dalm C'o , ? lania Ga. Describe Double and free dica' i;d$ior sent In sealed letter. Remember, Friends, j ^ You a ill always find a full "lino of ... . . . . Q Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat,'Lard, Can tied afid ai Bottled Goods, Fresh Vegetables, and everything ? to be found in an up-to-date family Grocery, at my Store. i obaccos and Cigars a Specialty. Bring Your Laundry to Mo. I T. SEXTON. c Main Street. J. CLOUGH WALLACE, c ^ a: ATORNEY AT LAW. E A Kcom 12 up stairs Foster Balding. ilALPIl K. CARS ON. II. L. SCAIFB. CARSON & SCAIFE, N attorneys at law. Special attention given to real estate and collections. ?= D. E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. * Spartanburg. Uniou. HYDRICK & SAWYER, * ATTORNEY AT LAW, B Union, S. C. ^ Office No. 5, Law Range, Wallace Building. My. w S.IVIEANSBEATY, ATTO R N E Y- AT- LAW. l L No. 3, Law ltange. l -? u JETER BUTLER, r ATTORN Y-AT-LAW. fc In Office With V. E. DbPash. ? Opposite Court House. l Practice in ail the courts of Souib ? Carolina. _ ~s7~0~SAkRATT7 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. L Offers his professional sorviccs to the ^ people of Union and surrounding country. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. ' Haines. 18-tf. [ .1 'i L Money to Loan. [ I have inouey to loan in amounts of $oOU aud upwards on improved farms J at 7 per cent interest. No com- ^ mission except a reasonable attorney fee t for preparing necessary papers. " %J~~ V. K. DePass. ^ ?? A GET SHAVED! \ You can get scra;nd at any old place * but when you want to get Phaved go to A MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP. " The most nrtis ic hair cutter in town. Xex-t door to Tiu-j'.ey's Jewelry Store. ?Mfc. . oror-rr??: * r ??ttzz ~?r ; CQBTRfiGTW c ^BUlLCTSfiSV ' RSIIL SOPfllk I ocwuM; P??ol OriWriU 9ft &5? a aGEsggs^w i *Pc*i?Mi*yr *<*? #*** l L0ME2RD trtOTd ffDftKSl SUPPLY CO. F A92+94A. MA ? V ?, ' L< L' A ^ A good looklng^^Pjjl^^i Ai boras and peorJook- ^,?^?9cV log bnrnons Is the worst kind of ft com- }-' Eureka * ft Harness Oll^m notonly niakestholinrnees and the I lk i,v liorso lu.k letter. I ut makes the ' It . v leather eoft and pliable,puts Itln con- III* , inn t jt/ dltlon to Inst?twice us long |Uei VIWlJww/ os it ordinarily would. /wA 1,? U/Jd/lli;!. ""'J r?trr*b?ra lu c?n??all IH^ r t l|, altaa. Uada b)r iM/flb ^ r STANDARD Ar Horse a Chancet w b CXanRMMMVn^BKMBVMi HONSY TO LOAN. (| ^ ^ v. Kl 1 hi\e unid" airanfcan fitt* by vhioli J pi rill Iii L'OlMHj Ion H till lbs!. Iliortwityfll Of red lu<! ii^tl and impioved farms a! 7 |\v er (mm.i iul?jitv.t on Minis df fcl.000 and pwniils ai d rt |n?i c??at. In'ereat on ?um> 8S I hoII ?I,IKI<). No OOniluttJtioO* ' ?r hHrirnl on ili'-so Iohiis. B irrimur on') T i ?* or -q'lirMl to pay attorney for prt pftlivg r fC'-f^ur) | iipi is i tc w> J.A.SAWYER. j Atlornrv-at-Law. f I 10ni. Union. S. C. I b Notice to Pensioners. All who wir'i to#jmt in application* v penainn* mnflt ru? at, tlia Anditoi> II ? each Saturday during the month * January. Regular meetin<r cf the will y.adon Board firat Monday ^ F"b"nary. 4*ni 1) T. I T. vck. F reunion (join. Union County. 3t " larleston jk Western C&rbVda Railway Company. JQU8TA AND A8URVILLB Short Line Schedule la effeot July 6th 13W. ' X? 4?ff?S!L-v 1010 em 4 mpa rive Groenwood 18 41 pm 1 Anderson Laurens 1 45 pm GroopvUle 3 ? pm 11? ?? hnarwaburg 8 30 pm i 00 am ya'on 780 pm w"T*in Nalude 6 88pm . . Hendereonville.. 6 11 pm AahevllU. 716 pm r2KSr,?:::::.g?,iK 18?2 iSdSSa."::".:-"01"*... ?^ss rriveAu,0!?.^"::::. ???S5 .'S?? javo Columbia iiTfTS^r Kfc::::;: . ' Wk' rrive Greenville . 816 pm 8partanburg 8 80 pm save SpaTtanbtlrg 18 01 pm Greenville > rrlvo Clinton JS1* Newberry " 8 66 pm Columbia 4 80 pmt. Fastest and Best Line between Newberry id Groenvllle, Spartanburg and Glenn Connection from Newberry Tia Colombia cwborry and Laurens' Hallway. For anv Information write ^ " ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass. Aft., Augusta, Ga. T. M. EMMBRSON, TraCDo Manager. 3EABOAHD Air Line Railway Double Dglfy Service. etween New York, Tampa, Aliabta* lew Orleans and Points JJoUtb and Vest. ??.? ? - ? .! .. ? > IN EFFECT MAY 26th, 1902. .... - .... .-a SOUTHWARD, Daily - Dally ' No. 51 No. 27 r. New York. PR R...; llUpu 12 JO nja v, t'buuudiiiiiiK, l' it k.. otopru 7tuaa. v. iitaltlmore, " 6?|nn C-lMmu v, Wasuingtou. W.S.lty 7 0o p m 10 tiaim ?r. I'.icliaiutia, t>. A. L. Ky 10 0, p at 8 36pm r. l'etorsourx. " 11 2u< > m ^ 2PU p in v. Norlitiu, * i 66 u hi 6J?P? . v. lionclcmuu " 2 28 u rn 6 lit u ni v. K-aeixn " * J2 it m. 7 '4%V dit, sou. t'liioe " 0c<6tui lib ytu v. llaiulct, g A L.. 7SoaTu"~ lOkup^i v. Columbia ? " 9 40 m m 1 6b a a r. Savahliali " 2 30 p iu r. JackxiuviltB " 7 00 pm .Vitas at r.St, August luu jlitoUrii r. lain pa " "**(i 46 a in , 6 4ojt.Nl , ' No. 83 ita,411 r. New York, N Y l'&N f 7 66 a ui 8 M p m t. rhlladtlph'.a " lOlbuiu likbpkt * v.-.NeW Voik, o ii flatuj a oo p in .,,...}. iv. Buiiiuiori-, ii ? 1* co ,v. Wiiiu'lOlij 6 A IV v. i'urtsuiuulh,S A 1. liy I) 06 |> ui i iit ta v. fttiiuuu " 11 ti p ni Jl(6uat ,t. Aorlibii " 1 66 a is ItylS ,v. iivftilt-rsou 11 2 28 am It iV v. Itultigu " 4.12 am 8 66 0 m i ',! l^juiiicrn llnA " , .< taitu !' *14 jApS- A iV. iliimiei 7 2jaiii ltiASpfr. iV. Tv lli,.rugtou " ......n ' 8 t6^Ty r.~clia7T(jtlu ^ io 03 a m" lo^jji as f V.'Chester " 10 22 am 1 3b a in \ ' .v. cariiaie " 1016 u in 'i .v. ureenwood '' 1236 b ni 8 ?} a >p .1 .v. Athens " 2 60.p m 'C^jkpi A ir. Atlanta j " 3 i-t iu. *:\i. ? ir. Augusta, c iwc 6 40 p in *, if. ft aeon,"c of c.a _ flup ni _ll "felt k^i^i ir. Montgomery A & W P 8 26 p in 0 26 liti ir. Mobile, 1. Jt N 2 66 a fti cr. Ne? oi-iHIes, 1, &7 26 a in ;r. Nashville, N 0 A Hi L 4 00 a in Lr. Meinphis 4 lifp m "8 ?am ; NORTHWARD LaUjr Ban f No. 32 No. 08 v. Memphis, X C A St L 12 45 noon 8 40pm v. ami,via; 9 3ipin 9 80 a A> '. acn i.rwjna, n a a 800,1111 ......... .*. Ala. lie ' La/ a m ...... .. ' ,1. Munigonir'y, A A. >?' 1' o .0 a iu t fao j. u, .t. jam-on, c of tirti 6 00 a in \ 4 9| p S if. Anguhta, odt \\ >. lu o n 1.1 v. AllSnta, J a A J. 11 j ,2 uU in,.'it 8 lU p ut r. Alliens ' 2 Si p in 1128 u m r. Ci recti wood ' 6 11,. 1.1 1 60 a lit r. Cliesier " 7 17 p ut * 4 06 a lit ' r. Carlisle * c 63 ^ m v. cjii n r 1'jVt t*, 7 /7 p in "i ffj /I Th y. Wiiniiugtoii, " 3 oS p'iii 1,7. v. llnmiet " 10 4o p m 7Hi.Clg : v, Moulhern Bines ' 1133pm 8 >t a id r. ltulelgh * " 1 .ff,A in 11 r. lleuilenuu " 1 ' & ?>" 12 41 p 66 Y. Nor In.a " 3 uU a ui 1 & I. M r.Welduu " aUjiiu 3 Sop tot r. i'oriaiuouth t < 7 13 * r. \\ oah'tuii, Niw ?H .j. iJ? r. n"tiilm?ro, ? ft 1; Co"ft 46 am r. >e? Viok, O OS t 6 60 p fi r. I'bua pina, N V J'AN ifft46ptn Tlbam r. New York " 8 1Jpm ^ > 8 (Warn S'o."i4 r, TaMp.1 8 A I, Ry 9 CO p la * At a *1 r.Sl. August 11a) " 7 46 * in 6 6o p lit '.Jacksonville " 9 30 a ni 730pm ftavaiiiiiib " 1 40 p in 1140pm . Columbia } " 7 05 p in 6 00am . Ilaiulei " 10 40 pm 8 26am . Nitiii.erii i'iuos " 1133pin 932am . llnlelgh " 136a in lili&aiii . Ilciidumou " 8 (-6 am 12 68 p w . Norllna " H 46a m , . i'eleraburg " 6 Mam 4 07pm . HIchiiioiKl " 6 86 a in 4 66 p Kt . vVa bingtoii, W S ISy lUlUum 838 p ut . Baltimore I'ICK II 26 am U 76 a to I'liiludtOphla " 1 36 p in V 66 a m . Now York " 4 13 |i rn 6 80am ioie,?t Dally Kxeepl Sunday. ^ ^ jccn tral Time. jjkusioru Time. |lt. E. L. BUNCH,2523 General Passenger Agent. _ savannah, Q* . E. CHRISTIAN, * G. P. A., Atlanta, G?. 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