AUGUST.
3i 4f .> G, 7 8
10|11 12 1:3 14! 15 1
24 I 5 I 2 '9 30
31J -
8ECOND CROP OF IRtI PC
TATOES.
For several years I have been
trying to raise a second crop of
Irsh potatoes, Jut without suceess
until last year, and as I was so well
rewarded for my continued efforts,
and value the second, or fall crop,
more than the spring crop I offer
you my plan of planting. etc., for
publication, that others may be pro
tited by it :
The greatest trouble I have had
to contend with was to get a stand,
and by close observation I found
it was the excess o' heat, combined
with the drouth generally prevailin,
at the planting season, that caused
the potato planted to -rot before it.
could come up. To ovicte this
difficulty I selected from the first
crop such as I wanted. to plant.
Small ones do well for me. I spread
them on a dirt cellar floor to keep
them as cool as possible, and cover
ed with half rotted leaves, (or straw)
and sprinkled them occasionally
with water. I did this tokeep the.f
moist and to make them sprout. I
did this three or four weeks before
I expected to plant. I then selected
a piece of.!and as much protectet
irom the midday and evening sun
as possible. piowek deep and close.
opened furrows two and a half or
three feet wide. put in plenty of
manure (such as cotton seed mixed
with stable, sow or hogpen manure
and rich dirt), such as is generally .
wasted around a farm, and covered
the same with two furrows.
This should be done about the
first of July. After the ftrst rain. i
the last of July or beginnin of
August, open the ro~.s:; or ridges
with a bull tongue. W hen you (
have covered the manure. (drop the
potatoes as usuial and cove wit !. 1t
hoe, rake or drag, or run a large i
sweep in the minilIe of the rows.
if large enough to cover the potato: s
then cover the ground with straw to t
the dentl of about sx inches. <
I fir d t : crop superior to the s
spring Crop. and have kept my po
tatoes the whole winter perfectly r
Sound. both in the cell-r and in tl:e
ground where they grow. The I
s:ra. keoeps the ground moist and.c
cool a-d pretects the potatoes from
frost in wmntrr, if p)arties are desir
ous of keeping them in the ground. t
Where there is no cellar a hole cani
be dug in the grotund and cove red
with bo,ards.- L. S. C. to Southern t
II TS FORL TIHlE MiII K OO3. r
Never stand at the foot of a sick 2
bedl and survey the patient. All
figures loom large to fevered eye-s
and by the side of the bed are only C
p)artly seen, and do not annoy with
the sense of two much presenc-x.
Do no0t openI the door very slowly
for then the attention is strained.
speculating as to who the next
comner can possibly- be after all this
preparation and with such cautious y
approach, generally creaking. Low ~
but clear tones, quiet but sure.
movements-not tip--toeing--and '
rapid, rather than slow, are a great
relief to any person who is blessed I
with a practical nurse. Whisper
ing is torture. Silence is b.est uin
til youi can discuss matters ini an
other room; but if you speak, speak
out and make no mysteries about
anything. - In severe illness the
nurse must watch her patient
steadily, but not seem to be looking.
In convalescenee it frequently
soothes the invalid to have the
nurse seated at the window, appar
ently looking out. Th'~is frecs :be
faculties from the tension~ that the
sense of being watched usually
gives and also quiets anxiety.
T hose farmers who desire to seed
orchard grass will now be preparing
the land for the reception of the
seed, wnich should be sown in Au
gust Thoroughly well prepared,
because this crop not only requires
It, but well deserves it, remaining
in the ground, as !t does, for 20) or
30~ y'ears, or even more, when well
treated by occ asionz! top dressings.
The soil should be made fmne by- re
peated barrowings. The seed is
then sown andl cross sown, half each
way, to etan even scwingt, and (i
the ground is then lightly brush
harrowed, and then rolled. The
rolling is especially needed if the
weather is dry. From two to three
bushels of seed-about S:uponds
is cown per acre, As the seed iss
rather costly it is well to sow an
acre or two first, cut this thle next
y-ear when it is ripe andi save the.
seed. One acre will produce
ent:ugi to sow 1I) acres.
SArv RisiNo BRtEAD--IIR fariy
morning take s.teacupful of mnilkf1
pour Loiling water in until it is'
bloodwarm; put in a small quarter
teaspoon ofsa14 the samieofsug'ar
then stir in one large tablespoonso?
graha~m flour, or core meal,:ind two -
tablespoonfuls of fine rlour, or until j
it is as thick as p)ancake batter;
mix it all in a quart cup), set it to
rise. Keep it of an equal heat byv <i
setting the cup in waim water; if
water gathers ou top dust a little
flour and stir; it will rise by noon.
3Ixas othl?r brea-i; mold and ptt
in pans at once;let stand until light
when it is ready for the oven. If
-ou have no milk. watcr will do for .
INOASH
IVENAWAY
ATTENTION, SMOKERS!
1 Conte:::tr; for the 25 premiurs ; regat
:g: "ncamount,, tc KaC e - .:tar
1.:i,, a.,o,e.'munn t Obtlrto-the f ov}m";
o stions on which the premi4ms aro t, ba
anrad. A! -barl nit:st bear on- ori;::al
un:: Durl abl,8i ::'"' . . 1RC\Cem:'2 :-1',:P, unA
.inNotice. T 1e Cgs m'ust'i be:U!.C upi
Iin
- - : a : wher:, you re-ide, s_d
- . r ie" u <1.vr d:i that yo;-u have
r e tl: iae
ll *I .. C . t , .. O 'L
n.f -(v
\.n old philosopher us ed to mnnin
ain that men are really all
-arying fortunes being due to. cir
:llmstances. In like manner it
tny be Said0 that all Men des,ire tc;
iress well, the knowledge of where
o buy, manking the only dlitfer
,nee in their wearing apparel.
':: thtin ecertain.: The brest dress
': m:enl. andl thosejt t:it pay 6the
east mio:iev for teir iotg
myv at the Empnorium.
There can be no doubtl abot
hissta:nnnt.becuseit is iJoundC
cla pon th e p:tllnet to' o
First.Eccaus I u inlag
un tit'es. from manufaeturLr.
ie :nmre thlan alftb l
:1 col:acrciia rare, and th:us
ace a tme6are rert;ge all y
aig to rdiddleml-en.
Second.e sa givetal men cstor
hes beeft.o tis pkroenage. hr
Third.-- paurche nofi gar-t
ute i thoeir arigparefSl.e
ir mtria. byxprtai h besignes
Amn latly but5 nt eat pmy hue
est uote firm fLr :mdatino
luest thealoi. Ialwn x
erio ort inaisrsntt io!nal
*ood.h s a;re exatl ias L rereeted.
:oeiirCa arae and tryu. rrahr sh
othng an jdge org yoslf.hl
My Gneralivm Stck Conso
oting IItsbents furnishinge~t:te
Tvery cah urchase nm ae tsh
mot of 1.50 r i or I will
ry Watchiand Chain.tdeiger
ARdemem~b t thleaout mustoube
>et seung the omft ntse ofm
M.cs ieaii. KIN RD,wnoexg
eratolor isroresmti, .lC
Thsree huded andl syfv timerseach
k;earnevery mo rther'soofshaa stug
;le getnznhis Sit.c osso
.dsi ellde sres netorikowear,d
n finec shoge.s o a rsl
rith y th cuoas btwt t eelsig
tyatchn and Crein.cdbsm o
rel curigu nea stevr tmese tivere
M. L' . NRD
> aiMie Coematr, Sa.d
ore Ed. -
Theene ofndsixty-ed tesfechr.
'araetery wmothr' on ok esh hos er
vfoa six is .oth geigewnto, ifts trn
eJg ets fng "Theher Lis some Gr'ines
atr orsendi," to evn shcli of creit
nci souc ra setrugge . Firut,ayppslet
cih the DAO- D bMtwith its eoera ting
wicm uty. ea . res eyery time, covredr
llL &Itn EYP-Il i .'o
A i .W WOI:DS FamJ M T. 1'b W.
i'O"t. A '.L W . IiU\i:..
m y'.' i i. . -.:: lt t li
Cin1':.n G.4... eame over:n *4:Cwu i
c.1:nt.- O4 VC!. a4'.4j144 4111 :rla i": itay
soilirt."_li " :(tli: a '. ' a 'in th I:rt
af:a;t uo ' ...: uiuptiont :::<i ti]at hte: pitys.
we : .: ...t.:l ve:, a il1. leit. a
nvtl:: _ cttt.dl; b d:!ne. s ew:ac u hn
auti "pit ti: .llcl"s::ld! ..: l rn vt i1l -( woul:t(
4 ltll , a].mer lu:i : . a lt a flquanti:y
of ' lp t.r l ir- c'!Iltl not :'e11l t w
-::1ii g'( her Jlt]I:it'h, na: w--.4. :.
in ih( l t ' 'ae s of Ii': di ease, . Thi- was
:b' ti tin(- you began to advert isc
ilre"wer'_ Lt1n', Restorer, anwl as; my- son:x
pit"d a t 't:-ire to "giv it to h1 wile, I wo
or i:ece .otles eer, 1p'ocuedt't"tt :l::l v.ith
Sear(e.i a vestL':e o't h'pt" we ets>!1mm'er1d -
gi:vin!t it to la r in solthilrd
:ncre:ing; the t;'::i:ntity unt:1 1hi pres-er:_it !
do' wans retch,edl. :-hek. be-ganl to impr'v
; r few-' dose :t::d c,ntinet:1 to do sn
t1v unti sht was ti:.'y re-tor".1 to li!e
:: ihe:,th, and is to dl:y 'erli;t 'in ,c4e1
i:e4th t han cver b fore. She i su t;";t't to4 !
colis. 1utt a few s'aw:llows '' I;r'e :' LTa 4
-ite .io''er (whieh sh( is never . I"i t' re
}liV(" ilot (' '4tcl .] .: :l?i1l':' !'1
'4 r ton to 1e rct he.itrth t: un!racle, for
wh;Iic"h si]: Is int!t liteli to Itrewer'" 11
ile to'er. 1 'y s(n i is ai::last 4 I11tonmatni:t
o.) ,the Liub.jct of ir(w;.'s Lung e.-4lr.itorr
and vr - a: 1 op1ortun ity pa.s w:
be tiiunks sch : ml ec1' inut we7:1'i be tc(Lir
ed, that eL i dos not speak of it inl wSt
,_'4wing; ter'is. Not Ion-.in a Northr n
'ntlemitan on his way. to Florida :(':tr(1 of
this e:re and1 was in]Jt:ct4tl by myi X')n to
"ile ii to hit inv:lld w'i-, :.::(1 :tie was
eured ftS if by3 atagie,"
ir. Charles Edell. of Trinidatl, .Clora4l.
.ays: Sc in;. ct:it-anters o;f!:;w twonrt:ul
cu.-es iadle i)y iirewer's Lung Re'tort'r. I
was iniducid .o tv it on my li'.tie son, who
was t ro:b,l(d wiih lung or tihraut at'ectii..'
pr"o;:m:led: by cne phiysiciatt, "consumitl'n
tiOn1. It acted wondltrity oul 1111im. : ub
the tiCme hie had iaken ne -bttle of it- th:r
co4u;.:1 V!s.p-pe:44red4. I s: nlow onl a4 ':'u 10
" y' I n w oa1 'r, e n s in G e o rg ia . i u t w ill re t :in :1 la a
few: dayvs to my% ht;tt' :tn:l 'YiI3 C e r::i l
take' suimte o t 4 -1 1L : : : ;ct '.r with, cC.
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NsUR W IEITHI
ST.\TE: 01' :ri;'Tli CAI:OLIN.A. I
I certify that Irtdcrik Werbo:r. '-r..
if New be: r. Agnt o the C roeet
cnt Fire Inur:uice (tnpany ;u l Tad
1 I I ii I :l z (ii"a i("f . t iG:t i:I:a
-omp1)lied} wth the reqi.stlitions: r'f ti!
-An Ac( to I e:tuble theA:nee
>t' I13urance 1 Companh.tli:tlts not incr
)Grated in the Stale of Siuth Car)
ina."' andIhiere(by license c hes^a F red
ikc W . r.,l t i:a t a afore,aid, of
[n :1-11 e in this' State, in thIe Coul:ty;
>f Newh rr t fo."\ 'r :ui in beIlf (.f' =aidl
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WE. I' ONIEY,
Comptroller Gelera!.
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w!be riun :a ly (SudaIy exn.i1?e') he
t-.ven Sp:o tnbigar: u- lcen.ler.iivi iL. as fot
lws:
Tiriji~il ~ iwN Til \ I . -in ot
will i-e ru:a by A ir -L ine tim.
.in hrl s.l iat iirtwburg.i- . U i i an Co
umbn n- .ti:nt ad 'haloteh.t I.n.
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JUST, =EEVE
J. S. RUSSELL'S,
.'\ 1reIh Lot of Gods
Green ( i Ye. Pa red el'f
Gr:utilaItei Sugiar. Bro..n SIugar
Gilt-E Itilie Bickutter xt>
IBaconI. LaO .iiolaZisse.E
sp i. Gin; *..\l u.Bard:. R:ilyoV acer
iShoe Poi.keth Bckng. AVI x lerae
Nu oker anl Tnw:r. :up :
Gaii Yi-w n;r' BTruk niale
Dr' Goods. oots a3nd Soes -ihi a:r
Tubs. uckets Baske:. ve
'[ats and Chp Piper : M l Enep
Nation. Tor ittit(osi.ice k
Cheap. S.oney u anted
POLLARD & ROBERTS)N,
.otton Factors and. Ccmmission Merchants,
No. 731 Reynold Street, AUGU3 TA, C 'OCiA.
Manufacturers and General Agents for the iollowing Machinery, Con
sisting in Part,
100 _airb.: s 8tar.dard Scales,
103 TIh?mas cci: Earrcws, of
100 Ac:na Fulv.;iz:rs a.t Chd Cri hora,
100 _v.capers, D.f'er::t':.. aad Style', (single or C.iCd.
25 !Lbbard 1leauc. a:i_ L'.ad,;s and pndent.)
25 Th:c:htrs aa: S. parate. (vari::ss siza and styl::
25 Watcrtcwa Stea:n Engiac.. ':1 si-zs aiUstyl,'
20 C. & G. cic r r& . Ste n L ngin s, 'al siz3s an ;ty l'a)
10 Cneida Stea:z Engines: lail :iz2s and styles)
75 Smih's Hnd-Pewer Cotten and Eay Preoscs,
50 1ollard C r:npiC: -Gi:s, Feedrs an Condan ers,
25 libett & Gcodrich IXL Cottcn Gins at $2.00 pcr saw,
10 egbett & Cocd:ich secord-.r-d; IXL Cotton Girs at;$1 50 per saw, in good order,
5 riblc" rlc incs.
WOOD WORK NG 'iACIINERY ail1 kinds; FLOUR & CORN
- . LLS, & MILL MACINERY.
0O:(( u Gas E ngines', I:l:eock Inspi::ia'-, Di) Sica n u p .
Mlibur:In ii!:1(r 1r:'t.t .(flus, Fee&r am: :l('i,h:nde i- r. C;:-ver S -ed -Gtitonf
Cle:m'r-. Newell Cotton Seed Hii1'r- and Scelr:it-o!, Cots Ior
Coto Pri Siialinug, Pitlleys md li ner. Stiam and Y;.:tcr Pipes
_ FI.ttin:g.. ety:.. .I:11tin, rLagilig,:U nsl , C"t(.
COTTON MILL SUPPLIE3 A SPECIALTY.
A full of 'eliinerv of all kin in 'str' : wl for sal' low. Ci : I
e--aminl :woepucIrtn sv on~ey.
l fr eu K<L. C':rrenlenec solicit ct d1 amp romltly ut( "eled to.
Pofard &. Robertsoa, 731 Reyn-lds st., Augusta Ga.
Iw. -r. c:AILL IE), Agt. NIe awh ry, S. C.
, s a osv rr m'E|-|E".. e|E oE m 'r'ns=ew, . .. .....-."":
120 :;Iain ttreet. - CoImbi:)A. 'S. C.,
ALWAYS ON IIANDAi) L
-STOCK OF
NOTIONS. CLOTHING, H.\T,
Ladies and Glnts Un.her Carmen.
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wrineroal for ame C-1.nt- Ag Agent
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in rive imte r e. - - .5 p m
Solti Terai 10etween h6endand
G.-nertat up k-etrendefrttIL ndi
A aTe GeriaheGra Pacifl Rily
I"oi-Just publiacd.iainewirfitiOmlof1Dr. COl0
Ceo a~.API. 'rrveItn~ ~s c:nrO deoi I~ am-msorrn xt w:ihd Wen
l3imirglirn.ALi yne. Fia. !u etar emi:ore.+, ampd
jItIf eimentr to M oar: Ur . e;aS. -Go
18mpt4m.AEileis a::: iied.n i88d4b
For the-i-y-ini?;nn: 'neT,Ror. .ioxu:ilCext ofv:ane good
I ohu of tcy.JEOlRAIC cAv:IdeESulous' in.d a: LAND ii
I Prcyiarci'::'emtalVir..Pre--.lthtt thelaenni
I piin lt.or. U'iinnz.I in. R fe en:r rees o nllbue in - r:uli
ca r: e.:-.-' pCit-in2 out:l toth-er ert a
-' ..I riIfct.. r utotne rso p e.ni :Jn i .A1. by2h ae:d
conditionmetod ma01 -y u- isefcep
Ient ucb-r .-:Tl.Ci--TaicC:'pinie.iWlope, t
~1o t, cents or two A:TASt:Pe stamps. AddresC
iTil1E (1 '..v E lt W CO.. M EDt1A l;CO.
~.L u~.M, rN41 ~ .~ .in Ptet Nes Yok. T. Post Olc
fanitceotGr?LErtimnen ~~ Te Prkto ofL l this e-: e
Water'nntlace reiectfullygnnonine
dor4Ol ~rthat it willo? be opened thirSeaso.o
Al bar Missisippi. oiiaa Ark
ThEONLY TRUE
1RON
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FACTS RECAD!':s
:tw;' pnrify and etw'h thc QLOO'n, retpa: :tt
tihe LV-.R :.rd KDZDNYS- a:i ib 9:c>i: TIrM
E EALTE >.td VIGOR rf.YOvU.r-'.2 Lk! -t;,;'Q
dl eas.-s re-iring a certain and eti.ent'-('\ IC,
esplecia1v l)v aepsia.W:.u CfA ptiyi s
tiona. .a ~ .1 itre th. ec.. its use ia n!ured
1:itht 1+mu."dltc and1 V(:ade:-iul re-sults. Iio'eS,
jm:. Q:cs :md ';i es rcc:ive :;ew force. EnL veais
te halnd at:d1 st,l !Ie3 lIra: i'ov.r.
D L I E S :.-tr :,).rlkro ;.1 comp :dint9
R. HAR'IEES 1N T=CNIC a -..:.r( :n( i pe'ty
ctire. It ves a cl3r-:.:l liry eomdplexkn.
Theu: sto.-s e i '::V to ? .: v:due '.f DR.
:- ' i : Tn-::- ; : i et:a attes it.)U
at nt;rtr'r"e 1i::C,::i(e r",.y ^.:Lr. ; to; : C U!)U:: r
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$i . L' .,. ; o ou: -'r:L .:i 2GC E""
'n !..; " - . .:e tnd t:s;t :: *rm'rr : le , free..
Da. HA7:7::.'_. TRon709 13 FCs "AL' 3Y A
: .:J D EAR EiVERY-HERE,
Ma a a. 1
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r n ae :t .. ft. of Mich;;ar. Pins
Ik ir cr :i 8:S fr':ta the saw int
eigI;.
Cur ~p 8n7 - er to
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y- - 0Aamad
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^.c d T y "3 t :.',T . Nc. 12, for
B. W. IC 3&SUNS,
'.-n:; N. Y. BOX 1427
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Dec. 84, tf.
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4. -- r
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Clothing, &c.&c.
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y Clnth :yo ming m&re mony in
Cfew est fou togh.osi' a n
sat you. YO :nWSk PICtESpr
to boorth14' o:aicfd. ol. cnd ail
enrnJJ.jJr:i utho 5eryo. vei. Tat al1
whowt 0? na'yl t. thtills pat
me~ Ira the ' :: r: M - 1- ; alv o
fo !w youi of wiatin; m.rt Fully pa ac
C:r1.diret. t. t quree. Fortanll
wil ar you.e byt thos who gie ther whore
time o u.The work Grea sucvees! asolutl
sure bon' deelyO~a.tu Star.Ot w. Adesas
.-a1 'Thr1c.:L Ersta a5v r.d I.un;;s T-etions
enrod br osy ' n-et*4bI hd --nANE'S
Ws I: IDiSY P- The irsrtdo a isoe
are f.O and Ia enr sp,eedily folw s 25~ ets. og1
$1or tat Doru,ita (5 rls~u. .Fu.,. g.ig tia.
!:ala :ec:C.ando. reevet free a ecsly
wallb~ 2!cb lo o g e whi wle
tiu t t!e ou Gt mores abn dut
earayi.a aon'tbgeli Sthis norw. All,eu
broad oad o. 'rtn, Maen eoe.-h
'Al. !E cn . Irae: alr. Lu.v 99
WILDCitiIwan"tbd fort Theo Lives r a
llV. a.. iicre~ieder,t fof~~v 2he U.. T~
uiarei. h e.-omestly'
twine ourn pwie.Tratetslng boll.
ot omr!a.x Immese rofirt tou a h
cra beomel ao successful t. 'frs te.
Halet kr-k C.. ortlysuean .one.
~'w Co ~i5i,~ Nov .?-lv
. Th sysems re mistare, olike p.rS.pTr.
ton. iene itachi-icrasesillbyg scrate
ig. AerIca distressig prilart anght -
Allm ias ihgt p.wore wavere An oi.a
som1 etie aretei-Ifua oed term conine
TheN M E te s ar 'saio.nt,seure. Aleso,ra
-,rn Te:ter,e itchi. alt.-k eas ae d ysri-. .
a'..' pe Ibers' Itbe ,rEvteliats- are
~ets.; 3ao1 25 Addrnes,a DR. is~4~'
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.. .. " ., - - - :' .5' p rn
-- ud-.-. - - - - 12 ; p in
ieltun. - - - 2 p m
Ari*e Gree.,! - - - - .p nm
No.:J. l.:i; AS I G .15
Leave r. .vi1J.e, - - - 5 a m
"iA lten2. - - - 11.21 p m '
"' IXo. - - - 12.4 p m
"1e Ah.cty1, - - - - p m
" ewberry, - i- -.11p pi
" A1I 0' - -
Arrive ":3:1.i-a --,.F m
Av.cW,C. A A..il JuniOU. - - - - J - 1 Ll p
srAlnr.:;icl:rl. ,H rr, a cotC"t. r A ];t1I;.AD.
No, 3. I P'A-.3ENGtI"..
Lea-,e A.i.:., - - - . p
Stro:-:r. - - - .3 p-m
" S e:o3, -p r
" ..tut. - - - - Ii: p mt'
LoU:ier - -- - .E. p in
A "1 ' J . t '. ! ! , - - - 4 . .4 p r ..
I rrive Sparsa r. - 5' t
DON1::ve:1 l:tat:'ur;-, .. &; D. Depot.i 1.1 :', ...
A S Ja.i , - - - n1.ipyrt
" Ui.nf ry,- - 1.35 ph.
"ev l:mo :,. - - - 1.:y
'' S;i:"t-a, ..- - - - 1:.ti p; r
" :rathcr. - - - 3 .1 pim
Arrive : A Meui, - . - 4 3' y r2
L.tUnCs nAuI.r. ..
LeaveNe1,be. - - - .: p in
Arrive L:..ur: C. - .. - - 1 25 p lr
Le:2e L:u:es C U. - -C 1 p
Atri+e N . t ":rry, - -: 4
.U8;,LVILLE. B::ANC1C.
Leave Ilod, - - 00pr
Arriven. A bleville, - - - : 3 y m
Le Adbee - -:e.l' .
Artive at foeC, - - - - 1. .'! in
BLUE n!Dii: A: .I..'io:mU\
Le 2.e I:ellon1r' ..
e-Anccr,cn
Le-.c :ie,Cc:1 C, .: .z
Arriv(.-Wa:aia :.: r
LeavecWalaiU
have Sr.ueca C, s aI
Ariv at Bein 11.15 t0to
Wi,PenlMns, -
25
I. . ,C :c2. 'i l .1 ) 1
I '. pn
fli r .- 13 n :n
'.rrive atBelicn :.4 1.~ im
c:EY?T, r:s:rncwN
A. a1T Soet;l Carcl.-a i2:tirua.~ fromi C"L-.:.
Tei t:t.
'Witltm il'nintoui, Colun'bia ar 'r
Po'.l:; .):12 i nl:
n i:i !'rl t:e, C7;llri.bia aLE!1.1 Ay22.t21
l.R itaIro Cha_!._ N::~'&'o..
C. \ri:A A . &C D:' I. & D. 1l. is , flc1,: 2.
PP.ints Z.outt12'L'* V ,,. e .
D. \, iil A. n C Div. I. . R. ft., from At
aita and bevnd
!:. Wit:: A. & C. 1)" ' A & D. R. It., f.om all
po/it= Soatl 1.1 a.d p,.
F. Wita South Carolina Railroad fur Char:e: -
tet.n
With Wi!rningtorn, Columbia and A usta
Rhai:mr)d fr WVilnitoi gn the vr:1 .
WVil t h:.r!-:ft:e, Coluriia and Au .p -i
Iai:lr.'a fr Ch rl e:e an the Not i:.
G. WIh As-. v. k & Sart::urg It:ilroad
D1. Witi A. & C. Di. R. & D. R. R., from
Cata and: b d.
.. Witi:'A . . ..r. &e D.r.iR.:..
po S tAI;GT. St :eal t. enerAt..
FiaSouth C arolna Ra1ilrad Co Chaie:
RTr roarl ' for1 Wilmi. 2tou and the lo r b
1.[~'v W' A.~l & .D:.. 22 D1. R.2. . fro
>ri.' Charl'ott a: eo d. )11 3pi
MGLtGHFa 1c)e0 P ne A;1
Co!ri , S.2 Col2.211 71.
TO AND F11'0M CAMLDrTN.
!.':tve' Ceo ::b::: , .. N a m '.3.3 p in
rrive Chari212 on a:$ in 1;,5 p in
GOING WEST
Leav Cha 211.:oI *. II ar .2 il 4U p mn
A rri v. ColA ::.b 1.1 1 - 2. :.1 m .h. p mn
iDaily t.'Dt2l cep SI '.y
To ANiD FR-! C MDEN1ST.
:m ive CanGden .'.: a m-1, 5y
Leavc ain2-en * B 22 m 4 o
*D'aliy ex'ce'pt "'Uners.
Leave' CCo''mb2ia I.5am *5.i25i 'int
A rriv.e 2.uvt ta .10 ain . a't2.0 22 in2
.\ 'C rrv C i bi !:2f .:C p,0, m' ..21 (22
2'.o.p'2b1 .eeiCsNrles. 211 a1i~
Councet iio lmd anCoumia01 with thet
C..l h: :,: :: '. G e: e C1 i -.l i:i iat Char:.toan
1112:v.1 S ttU 1I:'' P. 21 .. aa de:' :u-t i:.v2 r2 11 22.50
Ch. . eoIe:ionc n0oil at10. t.olumbi. ne
Co-mneit Chsarote Clumbi:t aXlni: .WI:n)
1:alril odhv1U 21me Cean torand4 Ifrom to
ponts fon:1 bont os wiuthtoghan 'tma
lepni~! het wce Charl etn p2raTi Washin1
poantge.12 .12 C Snne tio bad atl Charton
Contons ariEK.Gemae Ma in:m:. wt
Geori ilro and Cetntural Railro d t
pons.Aout adWeRt, by. ay ing toSI
D. Jd fe C.onAy T . P.y & d. A.
Jaseger t'rains8 will be run d.e.iy (.lun;days
x.'e;.ted.l between $partanobur;; a:22' fIen
derson2Vlet as follows:
-UP TRIAIN.
Leave RI. & D. Deopot at Spartaniburg6.00 'p mn
A rbive at Hlendersonvlle..........9.301 pfm.
IDowN TRJ2.
Lealve Hien.ier.nnville ..............Si. :t. m
.\rrive it. & 1>. Depot, Spartanb:urg.11.3: p m2
11ota ra2f2inTImke conn1letons fo. Cn>:m
a2nd Colum:bia and Atlanta and Gbariotte' by.
Al:' Li:.". J1A',IE ANDI)s[P -5,
Su ei.ea t
~6
b-ee t o e.9 ui re a
abritel 9:r..o ik :iia o
young r old ca Vmk greautt paye ath
time~tber work. with absolute certainty,
write fo'r p:articulars to HI. Hallett & Co..
lorln.:. SIdne Nov '22-:v
.\ .'nts 'l:cit0al jot' ani.
thmi ei editir'n of his
( -[ [L lfe; written nt his
S own bomne, with his~
c --operC n.t and anssistance. by the2 re.
2,Cmes.t. 'e.s. Elegantjy ilhustrated. CYo.I
more''( pr 2 py to m:mu122!acture than the
et he live that nlt'il .l for twice its price.
Outsi'I, all oth1e1.s ten to one. On.- of or;
agen'ts 12a..e a prorit of over $5" l1:e flret
da'. A har' . i pal will he2 real:zed by'
eVy work'er. Al r,ew b'ginrers :'.-cce1
grad .v 2ri5 Lre', and2 the mOost li>--:a
ove o!1 el' ,. have. 'a:hi,e t ime hr se,:!.
in2:. ',ator pbostge, ete~ . wi 1.12 Cuttlt,
whi.1cPh 1ielade" 1arge prVon1ectus boFk. Act
(22h-2:2 ; n2 day at the ratrt le worthI l 'week
at~. theIbi.1 ForALauT. f.r 5.