The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-25
CHANGES MADE
IN SCHEDULES
SEVERAL IMPORTANT ANNOUN
CLEMENTS MADE BY SOUTHERN
The Thine is Lengthened-Policy of
Board for Carrying Out Recent
Notices to Go into Effect Sun
day, January 6.

The new schedules on the Southern
railway have been announced. They
go into effect on Sunday, january &,
and carry out the policy Of the road
to trnGthcn the through schedules by
about two hours So as 10 enable the
road to run its trains on time. The
changes of divisions, recently an
nounccd, go into effect on the first
of the year.
The schedules for the Columbia di-
vision have been received 'by Super
imcndent Williams. The new Colum-
@ia division will include the line from
Savannah to Charlotte through Co
lumbia and the line from Columbia to
Augusta. The lines between Columbia
and Greenville and between Columbia
and Spartanburg will he in the Spar
tanburg division under Supcrintcnd-
ent Simpson with the headquarters in
Columbia. The schedules as received
here are for all The roads included in
the Columbia division as now consli-
tuted.
The changes will be noted from the
following:
Columbia and Grccnvilc No. IL,
How leaving Columbia at ll.25 a. m.,
will leave AT 3 p. m.. arriving at
Iirccnvillc 9.l0 p. IN. This will give
an aftcrnncn train cut Of Columbia on
lhc Columbia and Grecnvillc road, for
which Columbia has hccn asking. No.
-, now leaving Grccnvillc al $40 II.
m.. will leave that place al & a. M,
and arrive Columbia 1870 p. m, in
stead of 3.25 p. m. This will enable
visitors from the up-country on the
c. & G., road to arrive Columbia 1920
and remain three hours, returning
home the same night.
No. t., now leaving Columbia III
40 a. m., will leave. ten minutes
later, 7.20, and will arrive Grcenville
80 p. m., instead Of 1918.
No. l6, which leaves Grccnville at
5.20 p. m. and arrives Columbia at II
p. m., will be practically unchanged.
No. II will leave Anderson about
7.l5 p. m. and leave Belton 7.45 Il.
m.. arriving Grccnville $50 a. m.
Ne. 1S will leave Grccnvllc 0.40
Il. m., arrive Bclton 1880: connect for
Anderson; arrive Greenwood 1918 D.
m.
No. 10 will leave Greenwood 12.I5
y. M. arrive Bclton 2.10 p. m, ar
rive Grecnvillc $40 p. m.
No. 20 will leave tfrccnville 4 p.
H., Belton 3.05 p. m.. Anderson $50
p. m.
No. 81 will leave Anderson about
$50 p. m., Bolton $40 p. m., Green
vile 7.25 p. m.
No. % will leave Grccnville 0.25
y. m. Rclton 1890 p. M, arrive An
dcrSon II p. N.
TO Spartanburg
Between Spartanbur@ and Columbia
the new schedules are as follows:
No. 10, which now leaves Spartan
burg at 1885 p. M, will leave at 0.10
D. m. and arrive Columbia 12.45 a. M,
instead Of 11.10 p. m.
No. Q, which now leaves Columbia
7 a. M, will leave ten minutes later,
40, and arrive sportanb"rg 1o.45 a.
m. 'r
No. 13, which leaves Columbia now
at 11.35 a. NJ, will leave at 1l.25 and
arrive Spart anbnrg 3.35 p. M, instead
of $50 p. M.
No. ID leaving Spartanburg at 1925
a. m. and arriving Columbia 2.30 p.
m, will be unchanged.
Through Trains.
The schedules Of the through trains
to the South are as follows:
No. 33 will leave Washington at
$50 p. M, as now; leave Charlotte
1915 n. M. arrive Columbia 2 p. M,
instead Of | 50 a. m., leave Colum-
bia 2.05 p. m., running solid through
to- Augusta instead Oft to Savannah,
arrivin" Augusta $50 p. m. Train
No. 1873 for Savannah, connecting
with No. 33 from the North, will
leave here $50 p. m.. arriving Savan-
nah 9.45 p. m.
No. Sd will start from Augusta in
stead Of Savannah, leaving Augusta
~ . ~ orr;,,o Columbia OOS and