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WALHALLA, S. V, :
\VKDNKMDAV,AIIUVNT '?ll, I OOO.
ORD I IV yVTX 13 KS
OF THE TOWN OF WALHALLA.
An Ordinance Respecting tho Streets,
Pavements and Ways ol the Town ol'
Walhalla.
Iii: rr OltDAINUD hy Ibo Intendant and \
Wa-dens nf tho Town of Walhalla in
council assoinhled and hy authority ol
tho same: SUCTION I. Thal it shall he
unlawful to run a horse or mule on .Main
street, and any person or persons so do
ing shall he guilty of a misdemeanor.
SUCTION 2. That it shall bo a misdo*
Uieanor for any person or persons to rut
trees oil any streets of the town.
SUCTION That il shall bo unlawful
for any person Ol' persons lo injure any
shade trees hy hitching horses, mules or
other live stock thereto, or otherwise
committing any act which is calculated
to injure said trees.
Slier ION I. Thal il shall he unlawful
to leave melon rinds or other such trash
Oil tho streets and any person or persons
SO doing, who shall refuse to remov?' th.
same on request of the .Mayor ol'
Marshal, shall he guilty of a misde
meanor.
SUCTION 5. Thal it shall ho unlawful lo
loa vonny piles or accumulations of lum
ber, ilI'OWood, rocks or oilier material oil
tho streets, except South broad street,
along the line of railroad or lumber yard,
and any person or persons so doing shall
ho guilty of a misdemeanor.
SECTION 0. That it shall he unlawful
for any merchant, clerk or other person
to allow to accumulate on -Main street,
in front of their premises, any sweepings
or collect ions of papers, paper boxes, (in
cans, broken glass or crockery, ol'Oilier
such trash ; and it shall he a misdemeanor
for any person or persons so lo dd.
SUCTION 7. That ball playing or tither
amusements on Main street are prohibit
ed, and it shall bo tho duty ol the Mar
shal to arrest all persons so engaged and
bring them before the Mayor lo In
dealt with according lo law. The Mar
shill shall also disperse any crowd or
crowds assembled Oil the sidewalks o'
the town.
?SliCTION S. That il shall be unlawful
10 shoot guns, pistols or other firearms,
lire-crackers or slingshots, or to throw
lire balls, within the incorporate limits
of tho town, and any pei sou or persons
so doing shall In- guilty of a misde
meanor: Provided, a person niay shoot
11 rearms on his own premises for the bona
lille purpose ol' protecting his properly
from ?lainage by animals or birds w ild hy
nature: Provided, further, Ihal the dis
charge of balls or shot from any li rearms
by any perse i for the purpose ufo rosa id,
within the incorporate limits, shall ho
cohlincd to tho premises owned or occu
pied by the person shooting.
Sta riON ll. That it shall ho unlawful to
ride or drive upon the sidewalks, or to
lead a horse thereon, exci pt to cross thc
same at a regular crossing, or to place
any obstruction w hich may impede a free
passage on or along any sidewalk, and
any person or persons so doing .shall ho
guilty of tl misdemeanor: Provided,
ihal a drayman may drive or hack his
wagon mi the sidewalks tor the purpose
of loading or unloading heavy trunks,
boxes, Arc. al once, hut must drive oil
immediately after so doing,
SUCTION lt). That it shall ho unlawful
to ride a bicycle on the sidewalks ol
Main street between thu ( omi House
square and tho cross st ree! at .1, W. liol
Ionian's residence. Any person so doing
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor: Pro
vided, thai any person riding :i bicycle
who .shall collide with a person walking
on the sidewalks shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor.
SUCTION ll. That the game of cock
lighting is prohibited within the incorpo
rate limits of (he town, ami any person
or persons taking pari lu or witnessing
such game, as either participant or spec
tator, shall he subject lo tine or impris
onment', al the discret iou of thc I n inn taut
within the limits of his authority.
SUCTION Iii. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, oilier than
employees, or passengers coming in or
going ott, to assemble al ibo depo! in
Walhalla and gel on lin- trains. lt shad
be tho duty of t he Mat-hal to beat the
depot on tin- arrival and departure of tho
trains and arrest all persons get tim: on
the cars, or at tem pt iii--, (o gel mi, other
than employees or passengers as afore
said, and bring I hem inline i In- Intendant
to ho dealt \sito recording lo law.
SUCTION bl. That any person or per
sons violating any of tin- foregoing pro
visions of this ordinance shall be Hubie
to arrest and line or imprisonment al Hie
discretion of the Intendant within lite
limits of his ant len ity.
St:< MON ll. That lids ordinance shall
be deemed general ami perpetual, shall
go inlo elici t upon its pul.In .ni. and
continue of toni- until repealed or
amended,
limn- ill ('"int' il .lint I.ililn il Hillier tin . mini
tali- SIMll "I I I?' Tow ll hi W ..?h ill:.
ll.. S.l Un'Titi illly ill ('chi Harv, pino, amt in
Uli-1'Jllh year ni thc .soYi-ieignlv amt
nnli 1.1 nil, i,, i' I,I th,- I mn il Stales "I Villi i ii ll,
I . S, ll? ?1.1.1. M A V li,I, ml.nit.
.IA-. TllOMI'soN, Clerk .ont Tira-lilrr,
Au ( )nli na mi' t o Preserve I he 11 cull h and
( lleaidiiicss ol' t h.- Tow n ol M alitalia.
bl! IT Ol! il AI NI l> by the I nt end ai il and
Wardens of the Town ol Walhalla in
council assembled, ami hy authority ot
tho sanio: Sui rio's I. Thal till residents,
whether owners of property m louants
Occupying the same, within the incorpo
r?t) limits, aie expected t" koop their
premises ma clean nilli healthy condi
tion, mid any person ul persons failing or
refusing lo remove a ntiisaiicc, when te
iplested so lo do by the Munni ot Ib allli.
shall be guilty ot a misdemeanor ami
may be punished lil ihr discretion ot the
IlltCIldnilt within the lnnil "I hi- an
tinnily, ami such nuisance may be abated
by the Marshal al (ho expense ni Hie
owner ni occupant,
SUCTION 2. Thai it shall ho unlawful to
establish any slaughter house ill' hlllchel
pen within titi' mi pi,rule limits of tim
tow II, and any person ot pei -mis so doini;
shall be liable to line or imprisonment at
the discretion ot the Intendant within
I he limits of his ant Inn n y,
SlX'TInN,'!.Thal ail) 'I".' i munn/ ut lui u illihi
Un' ihcnipnriilc limits ni tin- hiwn, in awn n lin
Isl nf .Ililli' allil Un' Isl ul Iii Inlier, Will.I a
Inll/./IC, I- lialili I i lu' HI'i/cil ilnl l. l.un. il liv Un
Mal-ll.tl l"l a pCl'llill ni I Willly l.nn lunn-, il.II
?Hg which I nur In-nu ini ian nilli ni him l>)
pay i nv. I hi- -um ul I wo iii illili s, a |i| I, i I nhl -un'
lIl'CIIICll, I hr lin;. I- Hull t-i li' -nil. Ili.il u>\
i,wini ..I a ilm: m linus Who shut! lil -inti if-;:
m lings inn ul ?arv.'' UH I he st l ce is! ol I In I nu n
w il lu iiil Iud UK i II n//Int shall In- iii i un il unilty ul
a IIII.HIIIIIII.Him anil -hall lill lui li I - In 11 ul lin ills
crctloll ol tin' lilli lui.ml within lin limits ni Iiis
ant lint its.
Ma i ION I. That this ordinance shall
bc doomed general ami perpetual, shall
go into riled upon its publica!?mi, ami
continuo ot force until repealed or
amended,
linlii- in Ci.nm il amt lutilh'il lililli-r lin rm pu
tali' -ral ul i In I nu n ni W .uti.ill.i mi
ll,. S.! Ihr .'lillias nt I'l-lll Hilly, I OOO, amt in
Ide Illili year <>i tin Mivrirl^niv anil
lum |,i ml. m i-.a itii' I nlleil ':Slates Ol A inri ira.
I . S liol.I I.M A V, Ind ml.II.i
.l\- I lt. i M I -i i.s. Cir i I, amt lira .inri .
An Ordinance tn Itogulalo Trafile by
Itiueratil Traders, Auctioneers anil
Ti ansien! Met rh.mis.
Iii: li O?tiiAIN11> by I hr I lileudllUI ami
Wardens ol the Town II) Walhalla, in
council assembled ami bj aiitlmi ily o|
thc same: Sui I'lO.N I. Thal Him taut
traders, auctioneers, m transient un i
chants, sidling, or in any mannet oller
big for sale, any goods, wares, ot mei
Chaildisn, Within the Town ol W alhalla,
at audi iii or private sale, shall pay iii
advance a license tax ol twenty ll vii dbi.
lam por mon Hi, fifteen dollars por wook,
or livo dollars por day: Provided, tho
provisions of this ordinance shall not
apply to ordinary dealers in products of
the farm, garden or dairy,
SUCTION 2. That any person selling or
offering for salo any goods, wares or mer
chandise, as itinerant traitor, auctioneer
or transient merchant, within tho Town
of Walhalla, without having first paid
the licenso tax required by this ordi
nance for so doing, shall bo subject to
fine or imprisonment at tho discretion
of tho Intendant within thu limits of
Iiis authority.
S lier ION That this ordinance shall
bc deemed general ami perpetual, shall
go into elVect upon its publication and
continue of force until repealed or
amended.
Dono in Connell ami rat Hied under tho corpo
rate seal ol' Hie Town of Walhalla on
ll? 8.1 Hie 7th ilny of february, 1000, ami ht
Hie 12-itli your of die sovereignly und
independence nt the I'nitcd States of America.
T. S. HOI.I.K.MAN, Intendant.
JAS. TUOMCSON, Clerk and Treasurer.
All Ordinance to Preservo the Peace and
(loud Order of tho Town of Wal
halla.
lil'. IT O Ul) AI NJ-: ? by tho Intendant and
Wardens of tho Town of Walhalla, in
council assembled, and hy authority of
the saine: SUCTION I. That any person
lound drunk in tho Town of Walhalla,
whereby the peace and good order of tho
town may ho impaired, or tho conven
ience of ot'ier persons interfered willi,
shall he guilty of a misdemeanor.
SUCTION 2. That any person commit
ting an act of public indecency ou a
8tree 1 shall bo guilty of a misdemeanor.
si c i e.s 3. That any person convicted
of keening II disorderly fmttso within tho
limits ot' Hie Town of Walhalla shall, upon oon
V lot ion ol' such offence, bo Hued a sum not less
than ii'i mn' lunn' than $30, and the owner or
I lessee Ol (Hiv dwelling house or other building
situated within said incorporate limits who lets
or Mill Ids any such dwelling t<> any prison or
persons, lo he used as a bawdy house or house of
prostitution, shall, upon conviction, pay a line
ol' not less limn S? nor more than 830, for every
till) upon willoi) such house or liuildlnr; may lie
Used or kept, and he otherwise punished within
tlie discretion ol' Hie Intendant within the limits
ol' his authority.
SKOTIOX 4i Thill any person or persons who shall
)>r guilty ol lighting, rioting, using profano luir
guage iii' oilier disorderly conduct within the
incorporate limits shall bc punished as for mis
demeanor.
S KC HON r>. Timi lt shall bo toothily o? tho Mar
shal lo arri's! all persons guilt} of lUlSdOUICnilOrS
or lighter crimes within flus Incorporate limits
ol the town lo violation of thc laws ol'
thc StlllC of South Carolina, UcoilOO county,
or hy violation ol anv Ordinance of the Town of
Walhalla and bring them helme 1 he Inlendaiit or
a Warden noting in his stead, who shall have
?lieh power to pass such order in the premises
as, in his opinion, Justice limy require, consist
ent w ith Hu* authority of tho Council in such
case pi m iiled.
Si.?THIN C.. Timi il shall he tin duty of the
Marshal or Policeman, lifter tho tirrosl of any
nelson, whose violation of any ordinance inter
feres with the peace and good order of thu town,
or lite conduct of the person arrested nfter
Hu' arrest is made is such as to impair the peace
ami good order ot the town, to closely coll lino
such person and produce him as required by
law for examination or proper administration
of criminal Justice as the ease may require.
Sta i ION T. That no person or persons,
other I lian a lawful dispenser, shall
sell any spirituous or intoxicating
liquors within the corporate limits
of the town, cither by drinks or
In larger quantities, ami any por
sun or persons violating this Section
shall bl! .subject to line or imprisonment
ai I he discret ion of (he Intendant within
the limits of his authority.
SUCTION S, That the Marshal is author
i Stud lo arrest any person found on the
streets between IO o'clock p. m. and
? o'clock n. m. who cannot give a satis
factory reason for such presence Oil thc
si reels tl II ri ng th csu hours.
SUCTION Thal all places of business
or amusement must bc closed mi tito Sab
bath day, oxeopl drug stores, livery sta
bles and restaurants, ?md the. violator
ol' this Sec! ion shall be subject to a
penally of i?'J").
Sl'.i it?i\ lu. Thal any person found
loafing on tho streets of Walhalla, hav
ing no visible means ol' earning au hon
est livelihood, shall be deemed a vagrant.
Sri rioN ll. That il shall ho unlawful
for any person or persons lo carry con
cealed upon their person any weapon
mentioned in tho laws of the State of
Smith Carolina as unlawful tu carry con
cealed, besides, such weapons shall bc
forfeited lu tho town.
Sii i ION 12; Timi il shall be the duty
of 1 he Marshal lo arrest, all persons
found gambling within the incorporate
Hmils ol' Ijie town o' Walhalla.
SUCTION l:.t. 'fha ii shall he unlawful
for any person or persons to resist or in
any way interfere with the Marshals in
the discharge of their dillies.
SUCTION I I. Any person or persons who
shall keep, or permit to he kept on their
premises, any place where gambling is
permitted or encouraged, shall bo tried
hy the Intendant, and upon conviction bc
punished by line Of not less than $2."i.00,
<>r Imprisonment, with or without hard
labor on (ho streets, foi' not loss than 20
days.
SUCTION l?. Thal any person or per
sons will illly si l iking, breaking Ol' ot her
wise injuring any street lamp, the prop
erty ol' thoi Town of Walhalla, shall bo
deemed guilty nf a misdemeanor, and on
conviction of such istriking, breaking Or
injuring of any lamp shall bc subject tu
linc or imprisonment for each lamp, at
thc discretion of tho Intendant, within
I he limits of his authority.
Si.i ines III, Thal any person keeping
m occupying a house vltero riotous,
boisterous or disorderly conduct occurs
shall he liable to line or imprisonment ut
the discretion of the Intendant within
thc limits of his authority.
Sui I'lON 17. Thal any person or per
sons violating any of tho foregoing Sec
tions of I his ordinance shall lie deemed
guilty ol .? misdemeanor, and punished
al Hie discretion of the Intendant within
the limits nf hi., ant hoi ily.
Si i nus 1^. That this ordinance shall
he deemed general and perpetua!, shall
un iniu elici t upon ils publication, and
continue ul force until repealed or
amended.
I lune m Council .uni i ai i lied limier I ho corpo
rate seal ol thr Town of Walhall.i on
I., s. Hie .th da> oi february, 1000, mid in
Hie 121th OMI ni HiesoVercignly and
H.-i. i.Iciii i- .a Un- Ulliled Stales ol America.
I S. HOI.I.U.MAN, I ii I in. I.i ul.
.iv-, 'I'IIO.M I'SON, Clerk ?iud Treasurer.
VII Iluliiiance lo Ustahllsli l in- lannis in Hie
Town ol Walhalla,
lb II OitliAiXI'.li by the Intendant ami
Wardens ul lin- Town ol Walhalla in
council assen:hlciI, and by authority Of
I he sa mc :
Sui II>.\ I. Thal lire I'aits be estab
lished m thc Town of W lalla on Main
st reel no hut h I he North and Sont h sides
thereof between Ann street mid Tugaloo
street; that within said limits no new
house shall heu ,liter he built of wooden
material, and nu additional room oi
inou?', .-hall he Knill ol wood lo any
house now standing within said lire
limits.
Sui no.N 2. That-all buildings hereafter
erci li d within saul lire limits shall he
built ol brick or slono lind covered with
si.i ic. tin. or zinc.
s i i i ION ll. flint no building or build
ings, constructed of wood, of any size
or dimensions, shall he built or erected
Ailinn '.. feel nf either side of Main
st i col within said lire limits.
Si.N I. 'that this Ordinance shall
Ki- deemed general and perpetual, shall
;o inlii choc.I upon Hs publication and
cont ililli' nt turee until repealed ul
amended,
lloiie III I -.inn il net ral Hied lindel the roi po
cm ,i iii n,, Town ol Willimill.
I.. S. lin Till ll.IV ol I rill ll.II V, I ' ' " i, and in
Hie Illili yearnl the .sovereignty ami
Independence ol t lie I ulled Stales of America.
I . S, liol,LUMAN, Intro,I.mi.
.i \ > i iio.vjfsoN, ('ldk and Treasurer,
\n Ordinance tu liaise Supplies and
M ike appropriations foi the Town of
w alitalia foi- the Voitr I IK jo,
lit II OltDAlNI.H by tho Intendant and
Wardens ot the ToWll ol Walhalla, in
council assembled, ami hy (iiilhbrif.y ut
the same: S.s I. Tliol a lax of !!0
cents un each une hundred dollars of thc
assessed value, ol all real ami personal
properly, be levied for ordinary (own
purposes tn defray curren I expenses du
ring i he tis, al year commencing -I a unary
(Ith, P.H"i.
Sui lins 'fhal a tax of ?Kl COIltS on
each une hundred dollars of the assessed
vid.i all n al and personal property,
he levied Ku thc pm pose of paying tllO
interest on ami rotirciiioiil nf the railroad
bonds.
Si. :. That t lie lax Oil real and
pei sulla I property, ?IS pl o vu lcd in Sect inns
mic and two ol t h i s ni d i na nee, sha 11 be
pani min thc nil,cc ul Tl casu I cr of tllO
Town between the Isl day ol May, I tn III,
und Isl day of .lune, HMM), according Lo
thc assessments made by thc Town
board ol Assessors: Provided, thal any
property within tho corporate limits ou
tito HvHt tiny of May, not roturnod to tho
County Auditor, shall ho listed and as
sessed by tho Town Hoard of Assossors
for taxation.
SUCTION 4. 'Hinton all circuses nod other shows
n tax of ono to ono liumlioil dollars tiff ?lay, in
tho discretion <>f tho Intendant, shall bo paid.
SRoriON 5, That each and every |iorsoii Ifnble to
road duty, umlor tho laws ol tho si.ito, shall
work on tho streets ten day?, or pity ut tho rate
of 60 cents por day, umlor the direction of tho
Intendant or ?onie ono In Ids stead, under tho
mono penalty as prescribed by thc laws of tho
State tor niiy refusal or neglect to perforai said
work: Provided, that mild person shall ho per
mitted to pay on or before the Hint of April n
eoiiiunitatiou fco ?>f $2; but each ?ntl every one
failing to pay before or by the Hist of April,
shall be required tO pay S3. Any person Cpiulug
Into the Town al ter .lune 31st shall pay the sum
of $1.25 for tho tall working: Provided, hu has
not worked elsewhere
SUCTION tl. That any person or persons having
claims against the town must present them
within sixty ?lays or the same will bu barred
from payment, unless u satisfactory excuse ls
ro tutored.
SUCTION 7. That tho Intendant shall
be paid a salary of one hundred dollars
for the tiseal year HUH), to bo paid quar
terly out of tiny funds in tho treasury
available for ordinary town purposes.
BI'KOIAI. TAX KS.
8norton s.'N<> person. Urtu or corporation
shall he engaged in, proseoitte or cany on any
business or profession hereinafter mentioned
without havlnir Hist paid a special license tax
therefor, as follows, lo wit:
Agents for or dealers In fcrtlltstors "other than
regular merchants," $5.
baker, $2.
Hank, with $25,000 capital ?ir less, .$25.
Hank for every $1,000 capital, in execs?, of
825,000, SI.
Brokers, dealers in merchandise, produce ?n
margin ot cotniiiissloii, $3.
Harber, I ?ii- one chair, $2.
Harber, for each chair over one, IS,
Hilliard, pool or bilga tel lo tables, $5.
Itlacksmith for om* forgo. SI.
Blacksmith for cacti adudlttonnl iorgo, 60c,
Boarding house, permanent, except for stu
dents and operatives exclusively, $2.00.
Hoot or shoe shop, making or repairing, $1.
Brokor, dealer in horses, cattle or other live
stock, not paying license for sale stable or stock
yard, per year, ?5.
Butcher, dealer in meats, .Ve., SIO.
Dentists, $5.
Dealer in cotton s ed, cotton seed hulls and
meal, Other than a regular merchant, $0.
Druggist, $5.
Furniture dealer, $3.
Hotel. $io.
Knell insurance Company,life, tire, or accident,
$r?.
Lawyers doini; business within the town, $0
for Oneil law vcr.
Public Hearse, S3.
Restaurant, $1.
Contractor doing ti business of not over $500
$2.50; over $500, SS; over $1,000, $10.
Merchants shall pay a license according lo Hie
following schedule of gross sales for the year
and prices inion sworn returns:
Under.$ 1,000. $3 on
Over. 1,000. .'> 00
Over. 2,600 . 7 60
Over. .r>,0(M). IO ?ll
Over . 7,MM!. 12 WI
Over.|0,0(I0. 15 (HI
tiver.15,ooo. 17 50
Over.20,000 . 20 00
Over.25,000. 25 mi
Newspapers, oilier than (lally, ll VC (lotlni'S.
Photographer, Itinerant, liv?; ?loilars.
Physician, live dollars.
Kepa ir shops for gnus, bicycle, {ho., $1,50.
Surveyor, $2.
Street Wagon or dray, four horses, twenty ?lul
lars.
Street wagon or dray, two horses, toil (lollara.
Street wngotl or dray, one horse, $2.50.
Stable, keeping volit?les and heises for litre
feed and sal?1. tWCIlty-llve il..liars.
Stable, Iced amt Sides, live dollars.
Tailor, trunking and repniring, one dollnr,
'lin sh ?p, making or repairing, one dollar.
Wat' linker and jeweler tor repairing, ?Ve.
two do..
Wheel wright, for repairing wagons and hug
Kies, si.
Undertaker, Ihrc? dollars.
S KO l ION 0. 'that the owner Shall pay a tax ot
one dolla.' tor each flog kepi in town.
SKCTIO.N 10. Thal ibi> ()rillnniieo shall bein
feel on Hie 16th day ol Kchriinry, WOO, and until
I hal day, said lieeiises may llO ??lied without
any penalty, to persons now engaged in any of
Hie above named ... . upai ?ons m business. Kroll)
amt after tho sahl I At lt (lay of Kcbruary, loot), lt
shall be Hu- duly ot Ute Marslial to visit caeli
and everv person, lirui ur corporation, dollie
business lu Ute.Town of Walhalla and Inspect
(heir license and report all who aro doing busi
ness without license lo the Intendant at once.
Any person or persons carrying nu or prose
cuting any business or occupation, or running
any establishment untiled in this or preced
ing sections, without firs! having taken oui ii li
cense therefor, shall be lined, OXCCpt in eases
where special penalties are Imposed, tito MIHI of
liv?! dollars per dav or bc Imprisoned torc terni
not exceeding live days, for cacti and every dav
Mich business ls carried on wit bout such license.
No license shall he Issued for a less period
than one year, dated I rum I he li rsi ?lay of thc
un.nth ni willett the same is issued.
Pur atty business, oe -a pa i lon or profession, liol
enumerated in Hie foregoing Scellons, Hie li
cense shall be regulated by Hu- Im miaut.
SUCTION ll. The Town Council hereby
ecscrves the right to revoke any license
for any cause which may seem to it just.
SUCTION Iii. Tho lax on real or per
sonal properly provided for in Ibis oldi
na nc?' shall he collet ted during tho moni h
of May, IllOO, ami any person or persons
who shall fail to pay such taxes on or by
(he In st day of June, Uni?, shall he liable
to a penalty Of twenty per cent on Stich
tax, ami the (ax, with the penally anti
cost, shall bc collected by execution or
ot herwise.
Any person, linn Ol'corporation mak
ing any fi Iso or fraudulent return, where
a return is by this ordinance required,
shall, upon conviction, he lined not less
than $25, nor moro than $50, or bo im
prisoned not less than 20 ?lays or more
than 80 days, or either ?ir both, at the
discretion of the Intendant or Ailing
Intendant.
Dune in Council and rntlllcd under Hie corpo
rate seal ol Ute Town id Walhalla on
ll.. S.l Hu-7th dny ol february, 1000, mid hi
tho 1*2 lt li year ol Hie so'vcrcignfy mid
independence ol i he United Stales ol America.
K. S. HOI.I.K.MAN, Intendant.
.1 AS. T IO.MI-SO.V, Clerk ami Treasurer
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An Eastern Story of Two Mon
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Did.
BY JULES LA MAITRE
Turill wits ii wealthy citizen of Dag
dud who wu? fur und wide renowned
for lils ninny virtues, lu assisting the
poor with lils money he was so gen
erous tluit lie had to deprive himself of
the luxuries of life, and Hie pat louee
with willoh he listened to the laments
of the suffering and cheered them with
kind words earned him the love and ?
admiration of lils fellow citizens. ?
He boro with resignation all the pet
ty annoyances which accompany man
through life In an almost unbroken
chain. lie wus truly tolerant and
never waxed angry when others did
not share lils opinions, a rare an ! cl 1111
cult virtue Indeed, for there ls no
human being who does not wish lu bis
Innermost heart that all other human
beings might be his Inferiors and yet
In his likeness.
Ho was a faithful husband, and this
In spite of lils wife being of a quarrel
some nature. Ile bore with her 111
temper and seemed not lo mind at all
that she was no longer young and
beautiful. Finally his unselfishness
was so great that, though himself the
author of numerous poems and
?linmas, he rejoiced over tho success
of his rivals mid proved hts Joy by giv
ing them sincere words of encourage
ment ?iud rendering them all kinds of
services. In brief, all his life was
made up of mercy, gentleness, loyalty,
unselfishness, and he was considered
ti saint-a chivalrous saint.
In spite of nil this he showed a hud;
of (hal calm serenity which usually
illuminates the face of saintly per
sons. His fellini es had the suffering
expression of one who has fallen a
prey of wibi passions or secret sor
rows, niel frequently, In (he very mo
ment ol' doing some kind net, he would
cast down lils eyes. Was lt lo collect
himself or to avoid looking Into peo
ple's faces? No one could tell.
Now, there lived not far from Bag
dad an ascetic by the name of Maltre
ga. Ile was a miracle worker, and the
[dons from all purls of the world (lock
ed to him to be helped by lils prayers.
Having renounced the world and all Its
usages, Maltrcga had dug a cave Into
(he bank ol' the river and become a
holy man, whoso prayers were always
heard at the throne of Ol'mUzd. With
his bony, hair covered arms uplifted to
heaven bc stood before lils cave as un
wearied as a tree stretching Its branch
es upward, so that the swallows, de
ceived by his Immobility, took Maitre
ga for un obi willow and built their
nests on lils shoulders. Ills face was
tanned brown by the sui and was
black with dirt, and lils long beard and
tangled hair blew about him like the
wind beaten grass blades en the rttlli
pnrts id' an old castle ruin. And so he
lind lived for many years, for such had
been his will.
One day he overheard a pilgrim say
ing:
"Turlrl appears like an embodiment
if Orniu/.d. If he only had the power
to do what he likes, misery would sure
ly disappear from the earth."
Mnitrega's form been mo more rigid.
It was apparent that tho ascidie had
Mitered Into communion with Ormuzd.
\ few moments passed In silence, then
lie sahl to the pilgrim:
"1 cannot compel Orniu/.d to grant to
I'll ri ri the power to do everything ho
wishes, for In that event he would ho
?(jual to dod. Ormuzd has. however,
granted that beginning from tomorrow
it all occasions the first wish enter
lalncd by Turil l shall be Immediately
realized."
"Oh." replied the pilgrim, "this al
most amounts to the same. Turin's
irst wish nt whatever occasion will be
Ike all lils other wishes, always gen
trous and good. Von have announced
to nie, reverend slr, (he happiness of
countless human beings. Accept my
lest thanks."
Had Mnitrega's beard been less lin
icnctrnhlc Hie pilgrim might have no
Iced an Ironical smile gilding over his
iel rilled lips. A moment later, how
iver, the ascetic was again absorbed in
leep m?dit?t lou.
And tho pilgrim returned to the city
md rejoiced In anticipation of (he be
icllcenl miracles (brough which Tnrl
d's power undoubtedly would become
nanlfest.
The next morning Turlrl on awaken
ing happened lo (brow a glance' upon
MS wife, who was still slumbering at
lils side. All of a sudden his wife, ns
though driven by some mysterious
[lower, rose, rushed to the window and
[U'CClpllatcd herself into the yard, shat
tering lier skull on the pavement.
Turill left his house and soon saw
Himself importuned by a crowd ol' bog
[(SI'S. He dill not utter a harsh word
lo them und was about to distribute
Hims lu his habitual kind way when,
lo! all the beggars dropped dead.
Continuing his walk, be met fair
Mandelliktl, on?! of thc most noted
ton rt csu ns of Bagdad. Kager to gain
Hie wisc man's love, she told him the
?dory of her life and tried to persuade
[lim (bal she was unlike any oilier wo
llum of her profession. Turill was
moved to pity and was about to ex
[iress to ber his sympathy when (he
woman ali ol' a sudden fell lifeless nt
Iiis feet.
Arriving in the eily, he found (hal
the street Which be billi to cross WHS
docked with numerous carriages. Aft
tr wailing a few moments he began to
ose patience, when all at one,- drivers
ind horses, ns (hough hil by some mys
terious blow, dropped dead to tin
ground,
Ile win to (lie (healer and there fell
pta ree I lug with thc scholar Carvilaka
iboiil some verses Which (he taller as
This most aggravating and tormenting
the blood, ??nd unies
of this acid poison
almost unbearable, e
impossible, the dcspi
This burning, itt
foi ms Criistfl and seal
I bis is a painful and
While lic/.enin,
the skin, they are rei
THERE
W
li the blood is in a \
Kn h i md applies
inflammation, but ea
S. S S., the only purely vegetable ren
skin troubles. It goes direct to the sent of
all the organs, and Hms clears the system
subsides, and all signs of the disease disapj
Nd i.thi M Koffinln. of Cardington, Ohio,si
fi..m hu (li titi ince m mun been inc KO I md ly i
lout ii.onN wrf vciy niic she ?as treated hy int
lu i researches . relief, WHS told hy Au old i>fiy.il<
promptly cnn A oui li.is ncvri had M return of the
liellevei sin would have tu on lu lici grave years ni
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cribed to N Isa mi, while Turill claimed
that they were composed hy Saudi,
suddenly the scholar uttered a shriek
sud expired. The play which was
performed had a great success and was
much applauded hy the audience.
Hardly had Turill made up Iiis mind
to Join In the applause when the au
thor of the play breathed lils last.
Turhl returned home, torrlllod itt
what he had seen, and. thinking him
self the cause of all these murders, he
killed himself in despair by plunging
i dagger Imo his heart.
During tho Slime night died also
Mnltrega, tho ascetic.
Doth appeared simultaneously before
Orinu/.d.
The ascetic thought in his mind:
"How 1 shall rejoice to see this man
bulged according lo Ills desert: This
nan whoso hypocrisy was almost as
much admired us my virtue as soon as
tic had power to do what bc liked
showed Ids true nature by committing
Countless crimes."
Ornum!, however, turned smilingly
lo Turill and sahl:
"Welcome, virtuous Turll'i. You
were truly a good man and my faith
ful servant. Kilter now Into my eter
nal peace."
"That's a good joke," sn ld the as
cetic, with a sneer.
"Never have I been inore In earnest
than at this moment," replied Ormu/.d
lind, addressing again Turill, spoke:
"You wished tho destruction of jour
wife because of her ungcntlenoss and
homeliness; tho destruction of the bog
gars because of their annoyance and
Ibo repulsive sight they offered; the
destruction of the courtesan boca uso
if her foolishness und Insincerity; of
tho drivers and their horses for caus
ing you an unnecessary delay; of the
ichohir Cnrvllaka for disagreeing with
you; of tho playwright for his being
more successful than you. All these
wishes were perfectly natural. The
murders with which you Were charged
!>y Mnltrega were, without your know
lng lt, thc effect of your first wish.
Hint wish which no ono ls able to com
mand. It ls (lillie natural to hate al!
Hint ls disturbing and obstructing, mid
lt ls Just ns natural lo desire thc de
struction of what we hate. Nature ls
Egotistical, and the name of egotism
ls destruction. Thus sin and crime
luke root In tho hearts of even thc most
virtuous, and If mortals had thc power
if realizing their Hist Involuntary
wishes the cai th would fast become
depopulated, This, Turill, I purposed
lo show by your example. Hut 1 Judge
men after their second impulse only,
that Impulse which alone ls In their
liower. Without the mysterious gift
for which you did not ask and which
made your last day so murderous you
would have continued to lead a benefi
cent existence. It ls, therefore, not
your nature that I have to consider,
hut your will, which was good and
aver ready to curb nature and to Im
lirove liny Imperfect work. And for
Ibis reason, my dear coworker, I open
to you (ho gates of paradise."
"So far, so good," sahl Mnltrega, "but
what reward do you grant to ino?"
"The saine." replied OrniU'/d, "lil
liOUgll you only partly deserved lt.
Von were n saint, but you were not n
inman being unless so (brough your
?Hide. Von succeeded in stilling the
list Impulse In your heart, bul If nil
men would live like you mankind
tVOllhl he ever faster exterminated
hun lt could bc through the fatal pow
ir grunted (o my faithful servant Tu
ll?. Now, I wan! mankind to exist, as
I timi pleasure lu Hs sight, which nt
lines ls very beautiful. F.ven your ef
forts, miserable ascetic, were not eii
Irely devoid of beauty, and therefore
I pardon you your foolish error, And
hus I receive Turill into my bosom,
localise 1 inn just, ami you, Maltrcga,
icon uso I nm merciful."
"Hut"- Objected .Maltrcga.
"I have spoken."-Translated From
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is relieved through cet tain lustriuueiiinlilici
leaches the skin ami it becomes red and
specially when overheated from any cause,
irate sufferer, regardless of consequences, s
?bing humor appears sometimes bi little pi
es. Again the skin is dry, haul and fissure
stubborn forilt of thc disease.
Teller, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum ?md many
idly blond diseases, because
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(ions of washes, lotions and salves sometii
Idiot leach the disease. Only S. S. S., the
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(lie disease, lieu 11 a I i /cs the acids and chan
of all impurities through the natural chan
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inn in luke sss sin- fol towed his advice nuil i
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i.tliiH'liler II H II Cn>e i'oe Morry.
"Nearly every woman is a miser of
Jollity. Men are willing to caleb pleas
ure as it Hies, hut women tnusl have
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then limy ure usually loo tired lo lake
il," said a lei lurer lo an audience of
women, "lt's a disease, bul fortunate
ly not incurable. Women say it is easy
to talk this way. but that one can't
bc laughing win n one is hurried and
worried. All I can say ls thal .von
might be IIS hurried, bul Voil Wouldn't
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pened oin e lo speak of uiy husband lo
a little girl, and sin- said :
" 'Why. I didn't think you were mar
ried.'
" 'Wbv V I asked.
'. M III, (...Ilise'
" "( '.ilise why V
" 'Cause you laugh so much.'
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like troubles aie Spoken of as discuses of
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Nos. H7 and BS-Dally Washington and
Bouthwcstoru Vestibule Ltinltod. Through
Pullman sleeping ears bet wenn New York and
Mow Orleans, via Washington, Allanta ami
MoutgOnl?ry, ami also botWCOII Now York and
Melli nh IH, vin Washington, Atliinlii and Hir
mhighnm. Ainu olOKnnt PULLMAN LIRHART
OIISKIIV ATION OAIIH UOtWOOII Atlnula ami Now
York. Firstolnsa thoroughfare coaches bo
twovn Washington ami Atlanta. Dining car?
Servo all meals en route. Leaving Washing
uigton Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
a tourist steeping ear will run through between
Washington ami San Francisco without ohaugo.
Pullman drawing-room sleeping oura between
Greensboro and Norfolk. ( lose connection at
Norfolk for Ol.li POIXT OoMrorer.
Nos. 88 and flo-United Slates Fast Mail runs
?olid between Washington and Now Orleans,
vin Southern Ballway, A. & W. P. H. R. and
L. & N. R. lt., 1>oing componed of conchos,
through without olinuge for passengers of ali
olnuscvs. Pullman drawing room sleeping ears
between S'usv York and Now Oi lcans, via At
lanta and MoUt gol tl or y and bolwoun Bir
mingham and Atlanta. Dining curs sorve nil
Ulenia on route.
Nos. Tl, 88, 84 and 12-Pullman stooping oura
botwoon Klchnnuul and Charlotte, via Dan*
villn. ,i ,nihl...>imI Nos. ll mid :13, northbound
Nos 84 and 12.
FRANK H. HANNON, .1. M.CULP,
Third V P. & Mon. Mgr. T. M.. Washington.
W. A. TURK. B. H. HARDWICK,
O. P. A., Wa-shiiiglou. A. 14. P. A-.Atlmita.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.""
Cnndemod Solieduln In I'-tYeet
June 101 h, 1000.
uwimi/iMo Daily" Daily
STATIONS. N(, ?5 N<-L Ih__
Lv. (Ib?rl?M?li. ll ou i> in 7 no u ni
" Suinniervlllo. 12 no n'l 7 il a m
" Brtuichvlllo. 1 ii'i ii m 8 55 a in
" Oi angehurg. 2 50 ii in 9 23 a in
" Kingvillo. I itu a m Ul I5_a ni
Lv. Savannah .'. V? 20 a in
" Hani well. 4 18 a m
" Blackville..... ._J ? n m
I.V. Coliuiililn. Toi a m ll O.'? a m
" Prospnril v. ?ll n m 12 "> i> a
" Nowiiorrv. 8 :to n m| 12 25 p m
" NinolySfx. U 3d a ml 1 30 p m
" (4 n on'wood. 9 50 a m 1 58 p m
Ar. Jh.ili'os . 10 15 ii nu 2 15 p in
i.v. Ahh. viiio.. . . ' 0"JlS n mi 1 05 p ni
Ar. Bollon..., ll 18 a m :t ioj>Jii
Lv. Andi.rsOn . lo 46 a m it aft p in
Ar.OreonvTfl?, ... 12 2ii p m 4 16 p ni
Ar. Atlanta.UVn.TiimO jl .V. p in 1 9 O? p ni
CATIONS: J
bv. (4roonville... ? ai? p m| 10 15 a in
" Piedmont. ll 00 p in; lo 40 a in
WtllllUllHtOll. li 2-* p ml 10 55 a 111
Ar. AndeiHoii ".'. 7 15 jjjii JJJ0 a ni
Lv. Potion . . I) 15 p ni! ll 15' a in
Ar. Hominids . 7 15 p nt1 ll 40 n in
Ar.Ablitivlllo 8 in p m 12 25 p ni
Cvi if?dgOH.. V. ....... 7 itt p m; ll 55 a m
Ar. Greenwood. 7 55 p m ?2 20 p m
" Nlhoty-SIx. 8 ai \i m 12 56 p m
" Nowh'orrv. 9 au p m 2 00 P m
" I'lOHimrlly. '?. 48 p ml 2 ll \i m
" Columbia. I ll :?> p m| 3 KU p in
?r. ninoliviiio....... . . . .. rg 00 a m
" Hai n well .i.j a 15 a ni
" Saviuuuih.I 6 IO n m
bv. Kingvillo. .. ...... 2 82 ii m 4 43 p m
" Oriingoburg.I 3 45 ii in 6 (fil ji m
" lirnnchvlllO.I 4 25 a inj il 15 p m
" Suinuiorvillo.! 5 52 a un ? 28 ?1 in
Ar. ('liiirloston.I 7 00 ii lill 8 15 p ni
"bally Ba?lyi K?< t'I'IUVH I Dillly I lally
No 16. No. lil. SI A KINS. No. ll. No. IO,
TT?Op i nun bv..?iitiriortioii..Ar 15 p 7 Ot) a
12 00 ni 7 Hu .' Suiniiiorvllld " 7 28p 6 52a
1 66 a' 8 .Vin " .Bl'llllobvlllO. " li 15 p 4 25 n
2 50n? 9 23 ll " (?rang? Lu r g " 5 113p a 15 a
4 30 ll 110 15 ll " Kingvillo " I 43 p 2 a-2_a
157?0n l.v Savannah Ar . 5 io II
4 ia ni " .. Barnwell . " . a 15 a
4 28 a " ..Black s ill?.. " . a io a
fi au n ll ton " .. Columbln .. " a 20p 0 &)p
7 O?a 12 20p " ,.Alston,, " 2 30p sWn
8 us a! 1 23 p " .Saut no... " I 23 jl 7 4ii p
8 46 a 2 00p " .Union. " 12 IA p 7 Hip
9 04 a 2 22 p " ...loilOHVlllO.. " 12 25 p fi 53tl
9 19n' 2 37 p " ....PncolOl .... " 12 14 p rt 12 p
9 50ni a inp ArSparlnnburgl.v ll 4611 rt hip
9 "KUI a tup bv Spart anburg Ar ll 22 n fl 00 ii
J lu pl ; 15 p Ar...A-ilievllle ...Lv Kill a 3 liar
"P" p. m. "A" a. 111. "N" night.
DOUBLK DAILY SRBVICK RKTWKRN
UHARLIOSTON AND (4RKKN VILLK,
nml botSvOon Char lout 011 mid AsliovlllO.
Pulhniiu pnllico Hhs ping oars on Trains85ami
lui, a; ami as. on A. ami ( '. divinion. Dining cart
on these trains servo all menls onroulo.
Trains lonvo Spai'laublirg, A. ? <'. division,
nortbboitiid, 7:03 n. lu., !l:3i p.m., <i:lap. m.,
(VoHllbiile Liniitod); HOUIlilKiiind 12:20 a, m.,
ii I., p m., ll :3I a. m.. i Vestibule Limited.)
Trains lellVd Greenville', A. and C. division,
nor)hlKiund,(1:00 a. m., 2:34 p. m. amt 6:22p, m.
I Vest 11 ni led Limileil) : soullihound, 1:80 n. m.
4:110 p. m.. 12:30 li. m. I Vent ibu led I.united)
Trains la nml ll Klognill Pullman Parlor
cm s liol woon Ciinrle.Htou nml Asheville,
Trains 15 nml hi I'ttlliunii Drawlitg-Rooni
Bleopiug oms lu lua nn Charleston anil Arlie
Ville.
RlOUailt I'lillinnu Drawing Uooill ld.11. 1
Sh oping ears bot ween Snvnniiah nml AwhovilR
OH roil to daily hotwioii .laoksouvillo ?md (lin
olnnatli
FRANK S.GANNON. .1. M.CULP,
Third Y I'. .V (lon. Mgr., Traf. Millinger,
Washington, I?. I!. Washington, J). (1
W. A. TURK, s. II. HARDWICK,
Gen. Pa?. A gout, A. Gun. Pas. A gout,
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TIME TABLE NO. 12.
SUPElltiEVEb TIME TABLE NO. ll.
Ki?ootivo 0.00 A. M., Jan. 28, WOO.
WKKTHOUNl).
Daily. Daily
l'OBb'g'r. Mixed.
No. No. ll, No. 5.
0 ?Anderson.... Lv.. 3 8? pm 0 30 am
7 1 Denver.3 46 pin 0 Ol um
10 tAutUU. :i 60 pm 7 00 am
Ul ?Roiidleton. 3 50 pm 7 01? am
10 tChorry Crossing. -I 00 pm 7 18 am
18 t Adam's Crossing. 1 04 pm 7 24 am
24 ? j Seneca.4 15 pm j ] J? ?????
32 ?Westllniou. 4 45 pm 8 17 am
34 ?Walhalla....Ar- 4 50 pm 8 23 am
I:ASTHOUNI>.
Daily. Daily
l'ass'g'r. Mixed.
No. NO. 12. No. 0.
34 ?Walhalla.... Lv.. 0 10 am 5 35 pm
32 *W0bt Union. 0 10 am 5 ll pm
..-1L. ?i ii 1 0 00 pin
>>.i m ) ......... 0 40 ?nu < ...
( ',wm *. ' v ' \ o 31 pm
18 t Adam's Crossing. 0 48 am 0 40 pin
10 tCherry Crossing. 0 53 am 0 55 pin
13 *l*cndleton . 10 01 nm 7 0-1 pm
10 tAutun.10 00 am 7 15 pm
7 tDonver.10 18 am 7 24 pm
0 ?Anderson... Ar.. 10,40 am 7 45 pm
(*) Regular stop; (t) Klag station.
Will ulso stop at tlio following stations
to take oner let oil passengers: l'hin
ney's, James and Handy Springs.
No. 12 connects with Southern Railway
No. 0 at Anderson.
No. 11 connects witli Southern Railway
Nos. 11 and 38 at Seneca.
J. H. ANOKKHON,
Suporintondent.
Pickens R. R. Co.
801IKDULK IN KKKKCT JUNK 20T?I, 18i?S.
On anil lifter .lune 20th Hie following selicilulo
will Iii; run over the Picken* llullroiul for tho
purpose nf ti anti nr. freight umi passengers. Viz.
No. 9. Daily Except Sunday. No. io.
Kean Down. Mixed Train. Head up.
I UQ ii in.Lv l'lokoim Ar.7 WI li III
r> on a ni.Ar K wiley Lv.7 os u ni
Ni?. 12. i laity Kxccpl Sunday. No. ll.
Knail Down. PaKBCIIttCr Service. Read Up.
I no p ni.l.v fiskens Ar.5 4fi p ni
1 4ii p in .Ar Kasley Lv.6 uft p in
Trains will stop in take mi m-hu olf passengers
at tho lolluwIlIK crossing*! Ferguson's, Par
sons's ami Miuiliuii's.
Depot will lu; open for thc receiving ami ilcliv
cry nf freight frein s ft, m. to v? m.
We will make lt tn ymir interest to patronise
our Inline road hy giving good service anil
prompt attention,
.....i I.Hi.H's H. HO?O.S, President.
Approvcu! I j .,. 'rx Y LOK, (?cn. MiiniiKcr.
A.tla.ntic Coa?t Initie,
Passenger l>cpartmeut,
Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807.
Fast td no Between Charleston
anti Co I um bin und Upper .South
Carolina and North Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
lu ci?oct February 2Uk, 1807.
WKBTWAllD.
.No. 52.
Leave Charleston. 7 00 a in
" Lanes. 8 20 "
" Sumter. 0 35 "
Arrivo Columbia.10 55
" Prosperity.ll 08 p in
" Newtiorry.12 10 44
" Clinton.12 50 "
?? Lamons.:. 1 15 11
" Oroonvillo. 3 00 44
?' Spartan bu rg. 3 00 '*
44 Winnshoro.'tl 15 pm
" Charlotto. 8 20 "
" Hondorsoiivillo. 0 03 "
?? Asheville. 7 00 "
KASTWAKI).
.No. 5?5.
Leave Asheville. 8 20am
" Hondorsoiivillo. 0 15 44
" Spartauburg.ll 45 "
" Greenville.ll 50 "
" Laurens. 1 45 "
H Clinton. 2 10 ??
" Newberry. 2 57 "
" Prosperity. 3 13 "
" Columbia.. . 5 15 "
Arrive Sumter. 0 35 11
" Lanes. 7 18 "
" Charlestun. 0 25 "
. Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains botveou
Charleston and Columbia. S. C.
ll. M. KMKKSON,
Oon'l l'assenger Agi nt.
J. lt. K KN LY,
General Manager.
T. M. EMERSON,
Traillo Munnin r.
"THE CHARLESTON LINE."
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEO ROI A
RAILROAD COMPANY,
'J imo Table in KtVcct January 1st, 1800.
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
(Kast Bound-Daily.)
Lv Columbia. 0 45 am
Ar Branohvillo. 8 52 am
Uv Branohvillo. o 05 am
Ar Charleston.ll 00 am
Lv Columbia. 3 55 pm
Ar Charleston. S 17 pin
(West bound.)
Lv Charleston. 7 0(1 am
Ar Columbia.ll Od am
Lv Charleston. 0 30 pm
Ar Ur auc h ville. 7 35 pm
Lv Branohvillo. 7 60 pm
Ar Columbia.lo io phi
CAMDEN BRANCH,
(Kast Hound -Daily except Sunday.)
Lv Columbia. 3 55 pm 0 20 am
\r Camden. 0 38 pm ll 40 am
(West Hound.)
Lv Camdon. 8 45 am 8 >X) pm
Ar Columbia.ll oo am 5 30 pm
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(West Hound -Daily.)
Lv Columbia. 0 45 am fi 55 pm
Ar Branohvillo. 8 62 nm o 02 pm
Ar Augusta.ll 51 am 10 45 pm
(Kast Hound.)
Lv Augusta. o 20 am 3 56 pm
Ar Branohvillo. 8 62 am ? 02 pm
Uv branohvillo. 8 55 am 7 60 pin
Ar Columbia.ll OO am IO IO inn
AUGUSTA AND WASHINGTON
KXl'RESS.
(North Hound.)
Lv Augusta. v> 80 pm
Ar Aiken. g ou j""
Ar Denmark. 4 \>? j,,,,
(South Hound.)
Lv Don mark. 0 17 AM
A?' Aiken. 7 |p ?UI,
Ar Augusta. 7 ?? am
INFORMATION.
Trains leaving Charleston at 7.00 a. m.
and arriving at Columbia at 11.00 a. m.
run solid from Charleston to Asheville.
Through sleeper on train leaving
Charleston at 6.20 j?, m. for Atlanta, con
necting at Hranehvillo with train leaving
('olumhiu at 3,45 p. m.
Any further Information etui ho ob
tained from u, I,, SHAY
Union Ticket Agoiit,
Union Depot, Columbia, ?. c
L. A. ICMKHSON, Trafilo Mgr.,
Charloston, H. 0,
