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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-29
ON THE DIAM OND.
CAROLINA. 3; LAFAYETTE. 2-OAK
RIDGE. .; CORNELL, o.
(By Telegraph TO virginian-pj,o,

(By Telegraph TO Virginan-Pilot)
Chapel Hill. n. c.. March 2S.-To-
days game between Lafayette and Car
Dina was one OF the prettiest seen here
in years. 1t was n pitchers battle from
beginning to end. Lafayette losing to
Carolina by n score of to :.
Batteries: CarOllna-Lawson and
Graves. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hle
Hits-Carolina, s; Lafayette. I.
Each team made four errors. I'm
pire-Manager Carr.
OAK RIDGE. o: CORNELL. Q.
Raleigh. n. c., March 2S.-A special to
the News and Observer from Green's
boro says:
The game of bail between Oak Ridge
and Cornell was called in the ninth inn
ing on account of rain. The score was 9
to o in favor Of Cornell.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-29
NATIONAL SOUND MONEY League
Continued from First Page)
In October last a National CURRENCY

In October last n National Currency
Convention was held at Omaha. Neb..
on the grounds of the Trans Mississip-
pi Exposition, under 4 call issued by
this league and under the mana cement
of the officers of the league. The call
invited the advocates OF all phases OF
opinion concerning the currency OF the
country to attend the convention and
take part in an open debate. Many of
the most conspicuous advocates Of the
sold standard, OF - double standard and
of Hat paper money. with no standard
of value came to the meeting. deliver
ed addresses and took part in the gen.
eral discussion. The meetings occu-
pied three days and on each day three
sessions were held, each of which was
attended by large audience The d.
bates were printed In the news1ancrs
and stimulated thought and discussion
on money problems all over the Wes;
and the general effect was no doubt 10
make decisive the sound money vic
cries won about : month later in tho
Western state elections.
The general secretary recommends to
the Central Council that the work Of the
League be continued during the CON-
Ing year on the same lines heretofore
followed; that The Chicago cf1icc he kept
open: that the monthly paper be con-
tnued. and that such documents be is
sued fr6in time TO time as may appear
To be called for by the condition of pol
itics and public discussion on the money
question. If. after tho opsning OF the
campaign of 1900. it shall appear that
the platform of no important political
party contains Il demand for the aban-
donment of the gold standard or for the
issue of any form Of money worth less
than It's face value in gold. then the
League can conclude that it's work has
been accomplished and can safely dis
band. Such ashappy contamination does
not row look rs probable as we might
wish, but II is not impossible. If, on the
other hand. ono Of the great parties
adopts again the Chicago platform and
enters upon q now effort to secure The
abandonment of gold as standard mon
ey and the free and unlimited coin
age of legal tender silver dollars. then
the League will have n large work at
hand, for which it has been making
careful preparations ever since It was
organized. three years ago.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY GAGE
General Secretary Smalley received
the following letter from Hon. Lyman
Treasury Department,
Office of the Secretary
Washington. u. c., March l6. 1S99)
My Dear Sir-I have to acknowledge
yours of the 10th, in which YOU kindly
invite me to participate in the annual
meeting of the National Sound Money
League, to be held in New York, March
2Sth My engagements are such that
it Will be impossible for mo to be pres
ent on that occasion. l participate to
some extent in the belief YOU express.
that the free silver propa Ganda has lost
its force. At the same time l think it
will be wise for the sound money forces
to hold themselves in line to oppose any
fresh attack of the kind which was so
successfully resisted in the fall of 1896.
Very truly yours,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-29

n'y Telegraph 10 Virs,r'an-Pnot1
Nashville. Tenn, March 2S.-The SEN
ate to-day adopted the House joint re-
solution commencing the sentiments
expressed by President Mckinley in his
speech at Atlanta
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-29

XIRGlNIA.-IN THE COURT Of
" Law and Chamccry OF the CITY Of
NoFioiN' on the 2lst day OF March. 1899.
The Citizens Bank of Norfolk. Va.
vs..
Frank r. May and Others.
IN CIIANCERY.
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SLOW PA

SLOW PAY.
Debtor (warmly)-That is Il gratui-
tous insult, sir
Creditor-I suppose so, couldn't
collect anything for it if I tried.-De
troit Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-08
SAD ACCIDENT.
MIR. ID. c. Calvert's Leg Was Cut on
by the Train Yesterday.

by the Tra1n 1eSter08y.
Mr.. D. c. Calvert, otherwise known as
"Serap" Calvert, was very seriously, II not IA
tally injured yesterday at Darraugh's station
on the Abbeville Branch Of the Southern
Railway.
The facts, as we'll as we can learn, are about
as follows: He was in town yesterday. and
took the Ids p. m. train for his home, getting
off the cars at Darraugh's about four miles
from Abbeville. The train was stopped fol-
him, and after he was on the ground, and as
the train started he caught the hand rail- ol
Conductor Williams saw him in the act. and
warned him to let II loose. But. for some un.
accountable reason he held on to 1t. as the
train moved Off. He fell and his leg was
caught In the wheels OF the next coach, drag.
Of the car passed over his left leg, cutting II
off between the knee and the foot, and badly
mangling 1t above the knee. The train was
train and carried TO Hodges, where it is un.
derstood the physicians of the place will cut
of the mangled portion Of the leg.
At last accounts Mr.. Calvert bad not
spoken since the accident. and 1t was not
known whether he had received other inju-
ries.
The accident is most lamentable one, and,
II 1t does not end fatally, Will injure his use.
fuln ess for the remainder OF his life. he is
about forty years Of age, and has g. family
who are dependent upon him. He lives on
his farm on Long Cane, some four or five
miles northeast Of Abbeville:
He is brother-in-l law of Mr.. F. L. Morrow,
and q brother of Mrs. Lucy Thomson, and an
uncle Of Mr. w. A. Calvert OF this city.
Later-Mr. Calvert revived sufficiently to
ask II be was much hurt. Conductor Will
liams replied: "Yes, Mr.. Calvert, fear that
you are badly hurt" Mr.. Calvert then asked
that his wife be sent for.
His leg was amputated above the knee. He
stood the operation we'll, and he seemed to be
doing as we'll as could be expected at last re-
port.
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All pork sausage furnished customers at
any time. T. 81. Maxwell.
Fresh fish every Saturday afternoon. T. II.
Maxwell.
All night calls answered promptly. MIL
ford DuPre.
Black, q cole taffeta silks pretty spring
styles at Haddon's.
On bargain counter, 68 pair slippers at half
price at Hnddon's.
Fresh shipment OF Nunally's candy at MIL
ford & DuPres.
Fresh drugs, atMilferd & DuPre's.
Carry your prescriptions TO Milford & Du'
Pres, where everything is fresh, and com
petent man to put them up, day or night.
All goods delivered at your house at once
Milford & DuPre.
Milford's Neuralgia Powders never fail. Nc
cure, no pay. Milford & DuPre.
DR.. HIPS famous Headache Powders, fol
sale by Milford & DuPre.
For weak lungs and consumption, take DR.
Neuffer's Lung Tonic. For sale by Milford q
DuPre.
Fresh garden seed, at Milford & DuPre's.
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Locals-AmOs b. Morse.


have small quantity Of seed rye lef
over, which offer at TOO. bushel. Fine
chicken feed.
Received this week, fresh oitron, currants
raisins, almonds, English walnuts.
Big hominy, or "samp," fresh $40 pound
"Early Rose" Goodrich" Beauty O.
Hebron" seed potatos. Fine stock.
Eating potatos, Csc peck.
All kinds OF garden seed in packets and
bulk, also "White" "Golden Dent" anc
seed.
Onion sets, white and red, fresh, small sizt
and sound.
Garden tools, any kind you like. De.
"Boston Baked Beans" corn, peas and
and string BEANS apricots, pears and peaches
A few OF these in the pantry Will relieve TIT
mind Of the good housewife, at this trying
time for housekeepers.
Amos B. Morse.
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AbbeyiIIe officer Promotion and Good
Fortune-Various Matters or In
lereSt.

JeFe8ts
Puerto Principe. Cuba. Feb'y lS, 1899.
On returning from town last nlgnt Hnu M
two important orders awaiting me-. one
ordering me, in company with several otnel
Officers, to report to a board convened mere 70
examine officers for promotion, IN my case
and Craig's, for promotion to lst Lieutenant
I presume there must be probability OF the
army reorganization bills passing, as otner'
wise we would not be promoted Tor year Oh
department assigning me to duty as ~ udge
Advocate of this Department, win tne
rank, pay and allowances Of Captain Of
Cavalry" quite jump for 2nd Lleatenan'
and good thing TO have on my record.
wrote you that the General had recon-
mended me for promotion. still, OF course,
retain my regular place in the cavalry, or
rather 60 back to it on being relieved IRON
de. camp. thus ceasing to be one OF the Gen.
erals personal staff, and becoming one OF the
departm ent staff. + have no idea how long
the detail will last.
get the rank of Captain and an increase OF
pay. My pay from now until we move Into
town will be S-a month, more than 1 ex'
pected to get for ten years TO come.
more or less all day and 1t is damp and raw
In camp. Yesterday 1t was the reverse. Very
hot. :. .-.. a..,
ly decorated, and q great crowd was IN tne
church, and another big one outside trying TO
get in. It was very interesting altogether but
didn't grasp very much OF what It was Ell
about. / enclose q programme printed IN
English for the special benefit Of the General
and the troops the note at the bottom about
the balloons and fireworks leach evening
after the close Of services) struck me as q hint
In a new direction to those Of the clergy
whose congregations don't turn ont The
priests here, especially those Of the Escolo-
pios order, are very Intelligent and well edu'
Gated men as rule. or course under the
American Regime, church and State has been
separated, so they mise the liberal allowances
made to them by the Spaniards. feel very
sorry for them much of their work seems to
have been most praiseworthy. -
We had q visit last week from 8 boaro OF
medical inspectors that are going the rounds
In Cuba. They seemed pleased here and
heartily endorsed the Generals plan TO put
the troops in town before the rainy season.
For this purpose the old Spanish barracks are
being thoroughly overhauled and disinfected.
The General has selected the house we are
to i've In, quite nice building. A number
Of us will live In 1t together and divide up the
rent. There are too lovely girls next door 10
talk Spanish to.
Mall is irregular still. ..-.
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CHURCH MEETING.
Popular Preacher Who is Well known
in Abbeville County.
The Covingto Leader.

A congregational meeting was held In the
Presbyterian church at this place last Sun
day for the purpose Of electing additional
members TO the board of deacons OF the
church. The election resulted In the selec.
tion of s. A. DEVISE, Charles McClelland and
Charles P. Simonton. The pastor OF the
church, Mr.. Brownlee, Is gaining high place
in the esteem and love Of his own people and
the respect OF the community generally.
There has been about twenty additions to the
church recently by letter and profession.
Three united with the church last Sunday,
among them Mr.. Chase W. Hoffer, a vener-
able man who has passed his tour-score years.
The congregation has under ad visement some
additions and improvements on the church.
Rev. ]. l.. Brownlee is the al dest son Of Mrs.
Lou Brownlee Of Due West, and Is brother
of Mr.. R. G. Brownlee. Jr. He is q graduate
of Erskine College. He married daughter
Of Col. J. NJ. Thomson Of Alabama,
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DR.. Neuffer's Lung Tonic is OF the greatest
benefit to persons born with weak lungs. IL
will strengthen and tone up the lungs. For
sale By Speed, 500 bottle.
Nv Russian Corn Cure will positively take
Off that corn. Price l0c. p. B. Speed.
II you want tosee something pice in toilet
soaps, 60 to Speeds.
Cbappaline is the best remedy for chapped
hands, face. etc. For sale by Speed.
Speeds Cough Syrup will positively cure
cough or cold at once.
C.P. Hammond carries q full line of kitchen
sinks, basins, etc.
The latest smoking tobacco on the market.
Try q package at 10 cents-Klondike Mixture,
Harrison * Game.
Fresh arrivals OF spring goods at Haddon's'
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Law Briefs at Sixty Cents a Page
New type. good print, heavy paper 25 copies.
Apply TO Press and Ba nner, Abbeville. sc.
Hon, GEORGE w. HOLLOWAY Of McCor-
mick ives In town Monday night. He Is
member Of the pension board Of this county.
DR.. G. W. Cowan of Due West was among
the handsomest men on our public square
Sale Day.
MEssRs. d. H. Howard, Hugh Howard, and
William H. Bentley we're In town Monday.
Cotton seed meal delivered by ]. r. Glenn.
Rooms to rent-apply to R G. Wilson. tt.
Boys don't forget old Mike.
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Locals ]. II. Glenn.

Acidututed Gelatine. any flavor or color, at
J. r. Glenn'a.
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, Arbuckle
coffee 10c at Glenn's.
Salmon Steak. Fresh Sardines, Corn, To
mates, Chopped Beef, Pickles, &C, at Glenn's.
Try barrel Glenn's best patent -four.
J. B. Glenn still has his fine PImouth Rocks.
The freeze does not stop them from laying.
Can furnish eggs for setting anytime. A few
pullets and roosters for sale.
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l.. T. e. T. M. Miller's E,ocaIs.

Call and see our line of bulk pickle. both
sweet and sour.
90 to l.. 4. & T. NJ. Miler's for some nice
Georgia cane syrup.
Go to l.. T & r. Nj. Miller's for evaporated
peaches and apples.
80 bars of best soap at L. T. & T. M. Miller's.
l6 pounds standard granulated sugar for
one dollar.
16 pounds good rice for one dollar.
A fresh lot of fiour. meal and grits just In.
Call and see us before buying.
For some real nice fresh crackers. both
sweet and sodas, call on L. T. d L. NJ. Miller.
Call and try pound of our nice tea flake
crackers.
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Finest lot Of stationery ever seen in Able.
vile at Milford & DuPre's.
Cigars and cigarettes, all grades, at Harr-
son & Games.
See c. P. Hammond about putting in hot
water.
If you have no sewerage you had better see
c. 2. Hammond at once.
Remember we carry q full line Of school
books and other supplies. Milford d. DuPre.
For driving out dull bilious feeling,
STRENGTHENING the appetite and increasing the
capacity or the body for work, Milford's syr.
up bypophosphites is golden remedy. Sold
only by Milford Il DuPre.
Milford DuPre can beat the world on fine
cigars.
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Rruce's Locals,

Norfolk oysters at Bruce's restaurant.
Bruce's restaurant furnishes Norfolk oys-
ters from 10 cents upwards.
Bruce's restaurant furnishes 10 cent lunches
and meals at 25 cents.
Bruce's restaurant will give one dozen fried
oysters for % cents. Milk oyster stews %
cents. Raws lOc, l5c and 25 cents. Served In
the best style
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Best conee In the city for the money, 10 lbs.
for 81 90. r. c. Wilson.
Get your cigars, and smoking and chewing
tobacco from Il. c. Wilson. He keeps the
best.
Cinco and Foreign Exchange cigars for sale
by K. G. Wilson.
Get your groceries delivered on time. Call
for pnone 109. r. G. Wilson.
Get your kerosene from r. C. Wilson.
Do you like good candy, the kind that tastes
lust as good when you are eating the last
piece as 1t did when you picked out the n nicest
king one to commence on? l sell that
kind. r. C. Wilson.
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Call to Organise Singing Convention

All persons int erested in singing IN Abbe.
willie County are cordially invited to meet at at
Anrii' 1899. for she purpose of organizing q
County Singing Convention. Prof Locke, OF
Lavonia, Ga, and other singers WI Witn ,Ia him, in
v,te ali nersons interested In Anderson Coun-
ty to meet with, US. Please be on hand for IN the
opening at 8 4. M Saturday morning: we
viii devote ALI day Saturday and all of Sun
day. except III o'clock preaching hour, TO
sinuino T. E. Hampton,
Geo. T. Hodges,
W.. s. McClelland,
Is~snau ]. l.. Hull,
Committee.
papers please copy.
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Wednesday, March 8, 1899.
Unclaimed Letters.

Unclaimed L etters.
Letters remaining In th9 Ao0eVliie postoi-
fee for week ending Marcp ., lS9y'
A-Mrs. Mary Adams, PleV. b. j. Ailen.
B-Miss jamie Brown.
C-Will Clay, N. NJ. Ca Elaham.
D-A. w. Deodmume.
G-Johney Gary.
.H-Wiley Harris, john Harrison. n
J-Miss Lizzie Jones. NV. =. Jones' San ".
Johnson, Miss Lizzie Jackson:
K--Mrs. Lizzie king,l Lule nay.
M-Mr. MCGEE. 1,,o
R-T. e. Rapley, james flcnarasoh' 'ane
Robson, A. NJ. RankiL,.
. S-MarshHll ShanksL
WEFrank Workef, Mrs. Emma Weston,
Miss Iule Waldrop. Sam Walls.
WIN. Youns Robt. S. Link, P. M.
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CAMP CLARK ALLEN.
Reorganization of the Patriotic
Body-Meettng Last Night at Mr..
r. g. Links.

H. .. LIuA'b
Camp Clark Allen, Sons OF Confederate
Veterans was re organized on February 18th
last by the election of j. Allen Smith. Com
mander, w. 8. Cothran. ]. II, MoDill and
Wyatt Aiken. Lieutenant Commanders, ]. @,
Aiken, AdJutant, J. Frasier Lyon. Orderly
Sergeant and A. B. Ed dwards, Quartermaster
Sergeant. ]. C. Ellis. Treasurer. Miss Bessie
Edwards. Sponsor, and che appointed Miss
Mary Hemphill and Miss Jennie Perrin her
Maids OF Honor.
IL was decided that this Camp have four
annual meetings at the homes Of the mem.
bers, at which meetings the members would
be allowed to bring their lady fri ends and the
comm ittee on entertainment would try and
provide one or more speakers who would ad-
dress the camp on these occas Ions.
After attending to the business that came
before the house. the meeting adjourned, to
m meet on the night OF March 7th. at the home
Of Mr.. R. 8. Link, where we would be enter.
tanned with a speech from Rev. D. L. Wilson
and Gen. r. r. Hemphill.
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Black Draught for stock. For sale by Mill
ford & DuPre.
Go to Milford b DuPre for Harris Lithia Wa.
ter.
60 to Milford & DuPre and get anything
you want In the way OF drugs.
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S,ood for Columbia.

CONGRESS has appropriated s250, 900 to make
b Congaree Manageable from CRANKY TO Co
nbia, and II ia fair to presume that the
kaliZed.
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rleston and Western Carolina Rail-
TO announce that all one thousand
rs Of their issue sold after February
will be honored for passage over the
Ia, Newberry and Laurens and Allan.
h Line Railways. The attention OF
Telling men is especially called to this
ement.
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Cabbage Plants.

ON G. P. Hammond and get your early
re plants, Wakefield and Succession.
Us the time to set them out TO get fine
hg cabbage. ! will be receiving fresh
ments weekly. Call on nae.
Il C. p Hammond,
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Pay You Taxes Immediately

Cash paid for Confederate stamps on origi-
Apply E. G. Logan, Greenville, SC.
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At q Bargain.
Wan ted.

If you want good mule, at bargain for
|cash or on time. drop note to the Press and
Banner asking for information.
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The butterick patrons are perfect fitting,
and no others eXcell them. The ladies Will
find q big reduction in prices for 1893. For
sale at Haddon'a.
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Lambert's death to lice, and all other in
sects. For sale by Milford & DuPre.
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front Of his drug store, which adds greatly to
It's already handsome appearance. Mr.. Speed
Is live business man who believes in the or.
namental as we'll as the useful.
SUNDRY ITEMS.
A lot of gypsies are camped near Abbevile
and were out in full force on the public
square last Monday swapping and trading
horses.
MIR. Will owen and DR.. Patt visited Little
Mountain last Sunday afternoon. They were
charmed with the wild. picturesque and rug.
ged scenery.
PERSONAL MENTION.
We noticed in the Morning Post, Of Ra.
leigh, N. c.. the following complime entary no.
tice of Capt. II. A. Williams, master of trains
on the Norfolk division Of the Southern road
which says: He made the best record OF
any train master on any Of the roads during
the recent snow storm. He not only kept all
his trains going. but ran them In twelve hours
ahead of any trains run on the other roads
1t was through his efforts that fuel famine
was prevented in Durham. N. G.. He is being
praised and congratulated on all sides for his
energy and pluck in trying to serve the pub
lic." Mr.. H. A. Williams Is son OF Capt. s.
n. Williams. the faithful and reliable conduc.
tor on the Abbeville branch OF the Southern.
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MIlford's Liver Medicine has no equal. Fol
sale by Milford d DuPre.
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When in need of medicines at night our
pharmacist will be found next door 70 the
Western Union Telegraph Office, over tpe
Harrison & Game.
We are daily expecting the arrival OF our
large assortment Of garden seed. We handle
T. W, Wood & Sons seed, the very best.
- Harrison & Game.
Get a pound OF nice letter paper and forty
eight envelopes to match all for 20 cents at
Harrison g. Games.
pitts csrminative syrup gives relief to the
bowels when nausealed. Try bottle from
Harrison & Game.
We carry all grades, colors and styles OF
writing paper and envelopes. Box paper B,
10, Is, 20, 25, IS and so cents box.
Harrison & Game.
C.P. Hammond can connect your cooking
stove and supply you with hot water
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Pay You Taxes lmmeuiRteIy.
City Taxes must be paid by March 1st. The
penalty will positively be added on that date.
James Chalmers. City Treasurer.
For Sale.
A valuable farm Of 200 acres.
Richard Sondley.
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"P," p. m. IA" g. m.
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains IS and
on these trains serve all meals snrouts.
Trains leave Spartanburg, 4. 81 O. diviAsn,
perthbound, 8 :45 9. M, 8:87 p. m, $40 p N,
lye.abule tiSwoited)i So aau SouthsGu1d . n8 { m.'
Trains leave Greenville, A and q. division,
psrthbound, 80 q. M, s84 p. m and 90 p. M,
lyssabulsd LLtmited) southboupd, LIS 4. n,
l,e0 p: m, II 30 ?. m. (Vestibulsd Gmitsdl
Trains and 10 carry elegant Pullman
dseping cars between Columbia and A1hsvills
snroute daily between Jacksonville and cdnoia
pAu.
FRANK &, CANNON, JIM CULP,
Third w. b den. Mgr, Traffic Mgr.,
Warrington, D. @ Washington, D. @.
". A. TURK, 8. b HARpWICKt
Gen. Pass Ag't, As't Con. Pass. Agt,
Wa[kingtoa, q, O. Atlanta Ga,
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e. w. G. Mileage Books.

papers please copy.