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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Love and Cherish to the End.

hold that a man has M moral right "a
take unto himself WOMAN. whom he can
not love AMI cherish to the very emil us'
tn. word cherish IN lis fullest SENSE as il il
u>tsl in the marriage ceremony, Is not the
woman who is the mother II your children,
the l'earer II Your burdens and cares, dsarer
to you now than she WAS III the cid DAYS of
your courtship' of course She Is, You will
say. thea why not treat her the same. Why
not the sane luyins tenderness, i, will give
her Just a, much pleasure nov. Nes, more,
and ill her heart with ,l,sp abiding peace,
which NJ alnoun, II trouble or care can
move Tor. Gusi Housekeeping
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

sneftei them excspe through their insstns-
tion One lady know has glass Of toast
water placed beside her tel 10y her maid
every morning. Another uss a half tea
spoonful Of tincture Of cIncbons in . goblet Of
water. still another takes \ pinch Of table
salt into her mouth before leaving her h>i
Lots Of ladies resort 70 such common srticles
ss oranges AMI lemons AMI Apo.hnariS water.
or to cool plunge lsthS. but tn, Mast singular
freak | ever hearI Of Was that If I'tIla-
delphi bale Who every morning regularly
garsl,I her throat with soaEsnls maize II
white ,lS;ih sap. which she telirvt,; WAS
absolutely nNcsS~iry 10 the preseryatton VI
htr health Baltimore News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Water Lily from China.

Fam Lee runs laundry in Macon Sam il
q Mongolian dude. Passing along the street
could see something green 7ni growing in
his window inside ani lot knowing but
what Orientials had peculiar way Of grow.
ing Onions on small scale, | went inside to
investigate. A number Of laf- - bulbs resting
In shallow glass vessels Of water. with u few
pisces Of broken stone TO supIpr. them, were
the objects upon which rested my curious
eyes.
"What are they asked.
"Chinee water lile.'," replied Sam, as he
came forward
And 90 they are. The flower stalks l,ok
something like those Of huttercup. and the
three little white blossoms that grace the top
are dainty little things. and loDl, quite r.
freshing amid the dull tirearile,s of their
wintry surroundings They are typical lilies
Of the valley, for they toll not. neither do
they spin, nay, they 10 not even trouble
themselves about taking root Atlanta Com
stitution.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
lupenujt. of Iour Girl I'Ioncers.

a woman, unmarried and II years old, has
the right 10 take up lind, and in Dakota
many have awaited Themselves ~ this priv
ilege by acquiring presumption or tree claims
Betrothed couples from the east sometimes
take up All joining claims and then marry and
sttle DOWN ~ 10 acres. One of the cnndi-
tions o. Il however, is that any one
taking up a claim shall live on !. for six
months.
y -ignitlt ant commentary on the ingenuity
Of girlpioneers niny, according 10 The Mil
wakfp sentinel H. found In the novel
srlr.fne which four Of them, who wanted to
taxi, up claims adopted ~ meet this require
m"nt. Taking up scrtion Of $40 acres they
buiif cabin on IL containing four corner
Rooms, the center Of III pup baing just over
thn lDiat where the sir quarter sections
mt Elh women then moved into tho
room lpcat'd on her lG1 acits and yet en-
joytei tn" society Of her COMPANIONS They
all provided L. instlves with reyolvers but
Is rule women On t.Io rrairies arr ns safe
D. thrs-, vhp live in large cities -Chcago
News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Pew Useful uousshold Hints.

Never carry a lamp which Is burning from
a warm % cold roon. Never GO 10 bel
with lamp or candle burning, ~ not read
by canile or lamp light after living down.
Open Your windows al night. Night air is
oldom, II ever, ~ poisonous as Your own
breSh Air AMI hight arc among the beat
medicines known to man \ moist celar Is
more dangerous than wet cellar Woohn
il, in thi, climate, the hast undergarnlsnt
during nrss at the year, Gold baths are
dangerous to the oil AMI feeble Warm
baths arr nlaAins, AMI should not la taken
in the morning Tho morning Is the best
time for cuti hath; the evening for "A warm
bath -Brooklyn Magazine.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Notice OF Incorporation.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y undersigned have formed Themselves into
corporation Ia lm known ~ the ~. Angus
tine aud South Bench halfway Company. for
the rufpoa" Of constructing, maintaining
and operating u line ~ railroad on Aiiastasia
Island IN the county 81 RI. Johns, In the state
~ Florida, under the nbn,c name. cotnn"ii-
cling at II point nppJ-it" the city ~ ~. Angus
tine, passing 10y ~ near the cover uiUrht
Iiyit Uutlr, thence ~ south 1bath ir
solIthttly direction. and il, nee hIrux the
h. ach 81 tn Atlantic oCrnn ton point ~ uf
near Nntunkis Inlet. "A distance 81 about M
teen miles, and ~ establish, own and uIntnie
u Al, AN or other olRss of ferry, or bridge
connecting snid toaJ with the city Of ~. Al
y,i-tiDp MILO \. CARTIER.
MOSES X BEAN,
CHARLES =. CARVER.
Tallahassee, Feb. IL, lH-G 3ni
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
I.ivht-W-iSh, ,un, for Ladies.

A large number of very hsht weight guns
Of very small calIhct are imported 10 this
country for lallcs U.s., ami soully array
OF charming girls join the gentlemen IN tho
mornings shoot. tine II the last shots in
the west is the wifi Of an official Of tho Chi
cage, Burlington ~ Quincy railroad. Shn Is
death on dackS AMI prairie chickens Then
there ia k,Nkuk, Town, Hrl who can par
allyn snipe As fast as they grt up, ami there Is
some talk Of getting upa young ladies' clay
pigeon club ut Newark - baltimore Ameri.
cAil.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
How Feminine Beauty Il Preserved.

woman Of Baltimore, who preserves her
beauty and FRESHNESS remarkably well, despite
her many seasons pursuit II excitement in
the social .hirl, attributes her good fortune
81 the practice II drinking a small cup Of
lukswarm water very day on leaving her
couch ~ strong Is her faith in the eiikacy
II this rein-ly that its omission is sure ~
cause depression AMI languor.
IN Speaking u this few days ago we'll
known niatrun u Baltimore said: Il havs
known many ladies 10 be equally devoted "
sorne article which could not possibly have
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Partial List Of College Colnrs.

The following is list of some college colors
in the United States: Amherst. white and
purple; Bowdoin, white, Brown. brown:
Columbia, blue and white; university of Cal.
ifornia, pink, Cornell. cornelian. Dartmouth,
green; Hamilton. pink; Harvard crimson
university Of New York. violet university.
Of Pennsylvania, blue and red; Williams. royal
purple. and Y ale, blue. PHILADELPHIA Record
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

a doctor Of my acquaintance tod me thu
othcr lay q ca%s he hal which cur'lled my
blyaI with horror Not because it Nas the
vprs. case ever heard Of but bvall>e of the
minsling Of disaas. and f.tiYity l. wal
Tint of yo'tn- Woman who j. one Of thf
dancer, il 4 Ions. Sh~ appears in tights,
as ID all tie dancers in that play These
tishts are pulled on with the greatest care ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Mistake some Husbands Make.

Now do not mean to le too severe on the
that must slsak. II men would only ~
member that there is nothing in this world
more worthy II admiration than II tender
loving husband, they would he loss afraid Of
showing their love. What IL YOU do think 1t
foolish to keep assuring your wife that YOU
love her, it makes her happier She, knowing
her own faults and shortcomings AMI realix-
INK too well that the beauty of face AMI fix
ure Of which You wcre once - proud, Is
rather l,~;>enlng, is So happy and settles down
in such perfect content, knowing "he loves mo
just the same
There can be nothing more sal than tho
way in which some truly loving husbands and
wives treat each other There are never any
luarrcls, better, perhaps, il there were, for
the sweetness Of making up is worth some
thing. The wife, tired Of doing all the loving
and caressing, makes up her mini she ran
live without il, and so vows within herself to
10 80, and "l,c who wooel her with his cars,,s"
SECS no change and feels no difference, while
the poor little wife nearly heart broken longs
b cry out in his arms, but forced with much
pride she puts down the sentimentality and
goes on keeping down tho loving impulses
which are as natural to her MS the sirging Of
the birds. At last the work is done, M, 'rher
husband without knowing il and without an
nnkind thought in his heart, has done cruel,
wicked thing Mrs NJ. II. Vaughn IN Good
Housekeeping.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Carriage Etiquette In Europe.

In Europe carrias" ctiqnet,o is most PER
nmptory. The baby sits always on the rignt
hand back sat, with gentleman in Tho front
If her. In baro,rhc, dri, ing through Lon
don. Paris or Rome, 1t would be the height u
inelcganco or impr"plicty for tho important
lady Of the party ta assume any other s~t
than this. She ignores her own IL she dsA -
Cincinnati Enluirer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Two Mormon woitnn met IN the street
few mornings since AMI talked ~ loud that i.
WIS iinpoS,iil" for those near not Ia hear
them The talk ran as follows; "Ray, IL 1t
true that brother ESQ., has married II second
wife "ics, It is rtio' How do you
knowf Il can sco II In his first wlle's fa,r."
We never heard more eilc,tual and perfect
arrangement If the Mormon church than is
contained in thUso nino words. Lake
Tribune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Popcorn luncheons are a now full peculiar
to Detroit, The hot pop-corn Is served In cut
glass dishes, with graham waters and cheese
cakes. These cheese cakes are made by IN
cooperating flour and butter with layer u
cream cheese foldal up AMI cut into proper
SHAPE AMI baked till Of proper color. -Es
change
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
The Trinity ~ pa,ifer, Mother, child.

Father, Hother, child, are the human trinity
wh.sr substance must not be- divided nor It's
persons ruffounde,l As well reconstruct
your granite out Of the grains II Il iisints-
grated into, ius socicty out Of the dissolution
1f wrllri love i nrtol
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Turkish Women Isecoining Christianised.

The pretty Turkish women In Constant
nnplo are becoming "christianizedo 10 tho ok
tent of adopting thinner anl NOR" trans
parent vashaak- or face coverings, than
their ~ li,lul tsuIir~,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
lie Dugiti To he Prosecuted.

The man who oau not or will not be- cheer.
full in hi7 own hpisn ought Ia bo .nbjs't to
Prosecution for crti"l.y. not ~ animal but to
.tho-r lsings whom II Is bis frst duty 10 treat
IN "a era, and generous way
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

couldn't begin a. tell all The fool notions
people have about tending babies TIL" worst
Is that the child must h. fei all the time IL
i,n I ASLEEP ar it will starvc 90 death. 0urg.
ing carries Off about half the children who
,lp. Chicago Mali
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
1oNNEiTlONs.


Al Palatka with Jacksonville. TnmVH . Ivy
West n.y., fast river steamers Toe ~. Az.
r,istinr, Green cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North, East and West, and With
up river steamers Tor south Florida. Also
with the Twin Screw Iron steamer city Of
Palatka," AMI steamship City Of Monticello,
for Charleston. New York Boston philH,iel.
ohia. etc.
Mail trans make close connection both ways
wa J. r. h X, W. NY, at jacksonville with A..
liant. L. Coast Line, Fnst Mall,
Al gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ers over savannah. Florida A Western ny for
New Orleans. Cedar Keys. Pensacola, Sayan-
nah. Albany, Montgomery, Louisville. ~.
Louis and all points West.
At Ocula with Florida hallway and Navisa
tion Co.. and Hacks for silver springs.
Al I'cpl,irp with the ~. Johns and Lake
Eustis III, ision Of the Florida southern HAIL
way, and houts on Lakes Harris and Grim
10, points on Lakes.
Al Prmbortons Ferry with South Florida
h'y for Lakeland, Tampa, X issimmp, barlow,
Orlando, sanford, Tuckcrtow and Fort iade,
4. CNANT, q. W. likOMWELL,
General Manager. 1"n'l Pass. Agent
A. e. tuwAs. Gcn'l TRAY. AIT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Watch g uard of Black silk.

The prince Of Wales now wears a black silk
ribbon as q watch-guari, and ato.,; t.la first
Of next July the Angiomaniac in this .pUntry
will affect the same i le Inter . e.tlL
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

..h J.. tno o., :. .l. .a..t. .I.t.....
Dluc rprlngs, stbtpI'4 F.I i.uttIptIs,, ut
nv" ~ sanford itulruud WHAT ut 1.lbu. m. 10
turning leaves sanford ut u iUp M arriving at
Jacksonville NJ 9,pm m.ihc lonowins morning
mahlns clos" connections with trains Tor al
points North. East AMI west.
TnuDron FAST FnkiGur.
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Saturday excepted
at ; y. ~ tor SANFORD, Enterprise, and all in
trrmcdatc landings. bn sunday at IL IN. Re-
turning, leaves nfOr,i NJ - HI, arriving ut
JacksUnyilic carly Following morning.
S"ntn"r Rosa lratr- Monday AMI Thursday
und sUu. through 81 Lake Jessup.
JACKSONVILLE, rNfAtkA CRESCENT Ci1v
DIVISION.
Leaves Jncksuus ne and palatsa Fast Maa
Nuniny. "Wednesday and Friday for Palatka,
ttt,s,,fiI cav ana intermediate, lnliinys H..
tut.lng, irhtcS Tuesday. Thursday and sat.
urttly at Pih III, falatka At $50 CONNECTS
~ iJcoi with afternoon train tor 81. iugtIs
ttut.
PAL,rRA MD SANFORD DAYLIGHT DlyisiuN.
New and popular steamers FREDk. bE
BhtY ami ANITA leave paath
daily, Sunday excepted, at l0l@ a; IN. on ART
val u J., r. and X. W Railway Past Express
Train with patlor Cars attached. leaving Jack
sonviil" IT LA. m. tor sanford AMI Enter
prise and intermediate ianding'. Returning.
leaves sanford ut 30 a. IN, ait.. nE ut Palat-
Ecrnnt waiting Rooms. win al moe. IN
impfurrm, VIII j." found It Piss "
win.
kis...u,.r,. ..,.. .... $3.50, Hat. , t..
mt. u,.arr prit,. ..uu" ll -i"tin,r- IN
,ipn K .,..r. ~ .t',- Isl" Ul'' 70 ! D. lt.S
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Thaddeus Fairbanks, the veteran inventor
OF the Fairbanks scales, still lives at st
Johnsbury. Vt, where be recently celebrated
bis Goth birthday.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
A Monument to Franci. scott Key.

Francis Scott Key. author II The Star
Spanglei banner Is to have monument III
Philadelphia, raised by 5-cYlt subscriptions II
~ puh.iC schools
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Mr.. Stanford. the wife II the senator
maintains at MDni1 llk, Cal, free kinder.
gartHp with 'u'ty pupils.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

The revived fashion ~ wearin, tho 'Iu.l-
zing glass I. nor tnins nfectn,l u Ia
fashionable women. Tho DID nane hs-. u
dropI.si, anl It Is nov known as n spy
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

A scientific lady Of Eurors--Dr susanna
Rui,.n,tcin-has received at LipsIc the high
est Diploma in philosophy it is in the power Of
The university ~ iNstow.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
skill of the House Decorator.

The fact that hansilgs are Of preeminent
service III imparfing 10 a room furnished
AMI hons, like look is taken into account by
the moiern house decorator. The most I'M
likely spots are CHOSEN for their display. \
bit Of drapery hack II Il s,atuettc cr cast, q
scarf thrown aSr,~s the corner OF picture
frame, another softening III" outlines Of an
easel or mirror, all these are manifestations
Of the prevalent tendency. The low book
shelves tha, have superseded thu unwieldy
glass cas,s that used 10 Lumbar up one whole
side If room arr adorned by lralsries chat
protect Thu volumes from dust Apartments
Of limited size, where space Is roluir,sl for
tho opening ana shutting Of closet doors,
may he preoitibly enlarged by remov-
ing the doors and hanging por-
tiers IN their places. White mar
bic niantels, those monuments Ia departed
ideas of elegance, may be concealesi by fast
ening to slender r,I secured under the
ulantel shelf pair II curtains II plush, felt
or tapestry ,ha, can b" slid hack when fire.
is n,,sie,l or drawn together to shield an
empty crate OF unsishtly summer front. 4
board covered with material like the hangings,
AMI edged with fringe or tiny pendant balls,
may be Land over tho niantel sLelf \ pretty
addition is little curtain alout cightecn
inches deep. run on rod fastened that dis.
lance above the mantel II gives good
background for ornaments, AMI increases tho
artistic appearance of the room Christine
Perfume ilcrrick in Philadelphia Press
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Tie shortest route 10 a mans heart h said
to H. through his stOinarh In that case
gpyi copk book u the most reliable marriage
guile tbicagp Ledger
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

They max" a 'listlnctivc course at dinns1
parties now II lettIco hearts and cheese
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
TRAINS LEAVE0AINUsviiLE.
TRAINS ARRIVE AruAiNEsvILI.x
Steamer A .Jl,A<Ic,

NV'NIN'F n INN
leaves YalAhn. tUa IN: lllooniiCld, ~ IN.
arrive ut lGcshiiry, sna N. leave lTrshut Y
pHu m; arrive bloomfield, y ~ u N: arrive ut
noon; Aslatuln. Wp M, arrive Nainha, 2 ~ y
m, III, omhold, : ~ NJ. Arrives nt i'cshuru
abo y m; leave lGesbnrg, AN y N. arrive
Bluninn, III . - y ~; arrive YHinhn. . ~ y M.
making all oihcr. LANDINGS On lak" not named,
IN signal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Savannah, Florida Il Western R,y
Wayrross short Line.

All trains Of this road are run by Central
'-ith' AcrlIla1 t.llc, whIch 1, - mIuutss
slower than JseAsoIly liz. time,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
De BARY.BAYA
Merchants Line

vt. JOHNS RIVER STEAMERS SIDE
Wheel, low PkE5Sl'KE PALACE
STEAMERS niJ'T or iRDN,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

JACk>uAvILIEiXrREs

H"N' 'a' NSNNtlU' ..,..., ... .... 80 m
Arrive JarksOtyi IN, .,o n N,
Leave Callahan str, n,o
a.lnc mhA'i"'S lNij y IN
49, muUSNhh ~ Il TX ia IN
Arrive Allan, va IN " Mr. tam m
Arrive Macon ,mtRR slDam
Arrive ATLANTA Nlitk Il G.W m
Arrive Jrsup Foam m
ANN" lIrunswrA va ~ VA ia Il R6,llu m
Atth" Macon NlatIN IA iilE lnk,am
A..h'' Hlvlhhtti .....,..... ...... 8Jlam
=, rhllnhn falhtr sleeping tars aud Mann
Nlilult sleeping ears NW Waycrus, .It-lp
ani Macon; between jackson, illc aud ttn-
.ihiiati. A'so through passenger coaches Via
h"th routes between Jack SONY Tie und hata
nuuHa,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Women Crossing the Picket Line.

Women, as may be imagined, were alto
gether tho most difficult subjects for pickcts
10 deal with. They were always cndeayori
30 cross the lines some times afoot, more
often on horseback, or, perhaps, driving in q
carriage or wagon, and frequently accompa.
nied BY children. They had all sorts of excuses
or preteSts, and only few Of them ever had
what alone the pickets were allowed to rrcog.
nise; that Is to ssy. pass from the proper
authority. They were nearly always anna
tour mail agents, and many Of them were
amateur spies. Personal search was out Of
the question. Of course, and even when q
competent pass compelled the picket officer to
let them cross the line, he nearly always felt
certain that these women were employed in
carrying news for the enemy, and contra
band articles or well
But picket line, for all but the ladies', was
q dangerous thing to trfe with, especially nt
night, when the countersign was on The
man who approached it from the outside at
night needed to be self Possessed and skillful,
for one could never be quite certain exactly
where and at what moment he could come
within hsiling distance of hidden yidette
whose Halt" would be instantly followed by
n shot unless the response were quick and sat
isfactOry Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
CARRYING THEU. s. MAIL


ThcrrHhht iron com phi'fn"nt Palace, steam
ers CITY OF JAG k~uN EtIiE. ut the ll"lMty
lmyh M"r'lntu' ~ llu. 4 .' / 81 4 I.
IL" I'tH '..
'.t..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

DN sud after SIr1g,. Ny Il. IT,. Pas.
~ :. Hs'r TIES w. cay sud ana "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

tow t.u.t, ....
F'il ntu l'f... .,.t mrs Ir.t .Iu,.....
~ Iuu slip. Via =, .uu.,I.r Nllr. .uI
MuntEuU"tv.
ArIANLl, r"'-l ,NI r>ta, u
Leave New lWk uupt,u
lTtNU WASHINGTON tuI !, ma
Leave, hutlr-luu ... aim m
Leave savannah ..... h.t,a m
!'hN' JtHlip ...... ......... .sijn IN
Leave Wuyrrurs U,tln n,
Arrive Jucksontil HE lU,pm
Putnam Palace liiist slrrptug ears. Now
YORK ~ Jacksonville,
fnlman Fdlnr sleeping ears. 4 Jnuls Ia
JNtksultN HE VIA h>ans, He, Nu-lN No. Allan
~ anu SaN Hnnah.
CHARLESTON EArHESS.
l.nNr JHrksuuNlll. .. nam
Attlrc Jn AounN HE N.upn
taHt' "a Hhun n-',r
AriiIr Ndriust 80 ..
Arrty" az ,n'IntWre ,.IrNN nn r.t.
Arrive AO'dp "a, ia " Nt ..lIt
Arrive Jtrlp u.4.t..
aliN'hl Macon VIA D. ! va Il no. "a
ARRIVE hl NiiNntp IA L. I ' a a., q Il 100 "
Ariito ~ savannah ,iHilN IT. 20 T. Al
Arrive ~ charleston tluily all. NJ
Arrive nj Nuehus IN ,iailt ut Htl nm
Arrive ~ New lutk ,tntl, at IUUt 4, M
Pullman fnln,r iiuiict Sleeping ears he.
tween IhcksunN lite nui WASHINGTON
Through tltkct, sold ~ all points by Rail
AMI steamship Connections, and Ihhugag
,hrckcd through. A. Stepping Cur hcrtSs
AMI sr,ttohA s,riir,d at tulniuny's Ui'lrr ~
A-tnr's lhlldnp % lH,N .trrt ana at D,pot
lWk"t olh'r, ANA "a b,urd pruplra Lin.
steamers u. u fInni. ,hitaIuoepco and
J"nni" Lane
Jas. TAYLOR,
N'urm, Passenger Agent
AN IVEa, Agent.