The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, October 02, 1875, Image 7
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CHE FREE CITIZEN.
I'UULISIIEI)
SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1875.
City Directory.
tjlTY OFFICERS.
MAYOR, - - George Uoliver.
'. i.r.itK, - ?. - -
TREASURER,
AI.PERMEN,-.Tames. F. Izlar, John M.
Thompson, J. VY. Cannon, J- W.
Moseley.
POSTMASTER, - - - A.Webster.
CIIURCII?3.
Ml-THOmST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev
I'ii unas Phillips, pastor. Services, mot n
? lg, .ifternoon ami evening.
I'.APTIST.- Kev. Mr. Norris, pastor.
. >\ ices, lirst Sunday evening, ami tito |
.. -oi d and fourth "Sundays, morning,
and evening.
\ii.TiioniST (south).-Hov. Mr. Cam-!
pbcl), pastor. Services morning and
PVC ni Hg. iSunday-school, 0 A. M.
PRRSRYTERIAN.-Rev. Mr. Brown
evangelist. Services, morning and after-1
noon. Sunday-school, tl 1-2 A. M.
BCISCOPAT..-First and thud Sundays.!
Morning and afternoon.
I L'UERAK CHURCii.~-Rcv.Mr. Hough,
pastor. Services, morning 10 1--J, even
in" iii 7 o'clock.
The passenger trains on the S. C.
S. K. will pass through Orangeburg
as follows :
Hay, from Charleston, 0.18 a. m.
11 from Columbia, 7.30 p. m.
LS ght, from Columbia, 11.;"?:1, p. ni.
from Charleston, ?.-JO a. m.
TAKE THE PAPERS.
nv N. e. WILLIS.
4&
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Why don't you take the papers?
I'hcy'rc the light ol" my delight ;
!?'. eept about election time,
And then I read for spite.
Subscribe, you cannot lose a cent;
.' ny should you bc afraid?
.r cash thus paid is money lent
At interest four-lohl paid.
. .. lien, and take the papers,
& 1 pay to-day, nor pray delay,
Am iiiy word for it is inferred,
) . i'll live until you're gray.
Aifr>ld neighbor of mine,
Wi.ilc dying of a cough,
Desired to hear the latest news
i\ ;)o he "">c "ober o,v
. -hearty as a horse.
two nieh, as min;h alike
'cr you tay two stump
?> phrenologist < mild lb i'
iiO'e-rcnee ia I heir bumps.
?' kef ?b.1; papers, ami lit
ippier than a killy
? ildrcti fill ''rio rCiul .UM . i
: ulk oi' mei) ibid thii
: be oilier took no paper, ami,
While strolling,through tho wood,
A tree fell down and broke his crown
And killed him-"very good.''
?LRad he been reading of the news,
Ai home Uko neighbor Jim,
I'll be! a cent that accident
Wei ld not have happened him.
V. lii don't you lake the papers?
Nor from thc printer sneak,
1! ?uuseyoil borrow from his boy
A imper every week.
For li who takes the papers
And pays his bills when due,
Can live in peace with God and man,
And willi the printer too.
TOWN GRIER.
OFFICE HOURS AT ORAXGEIIURG
1 ir.i'OT.
From s o'clock A. M. to 2 P. M.
From 3 o'clock P. M. lo 0 P. M.
Goods received and delivered only
in oflice hours.
-Tho post oillce will not bc open
to?night for the delivery of the Co
lu robin mail.
rr
-During tho week including last
Saturday, Geo. II. ?0rne)son has
piocha ed 332 hales and Hu!!, Scovill
vt Pike 212 bales of cotton. It is
now selling from ll 3-1 to 12 cents,
per pound. ? ? ;
-Some things have been trans
pi ting in our burg which rival thc
famous Arabian Nights Entertain
uu We reserve that local till our
nest . ie. ?
-Dr. Webster's return has been
-delayed by thc illness of 31 rs. Vvcli
ster. Rat wc arc glad to state that
Alis. Webster has so far recovered
that tl^jy may be expected by thc
hist ?f ??ext week.
' TESIPERANO? ORGAN.-Messrs. .7
C. & E. Bailey are making arrange
ments to supply a long-Ielt want in
this Slate--a temperance journal.
They propose to publish the. Temper
ance O'xerver at Greenville as soon
?s Ii.O?p subscribers are scoured.
-Thc properly formerly owned by
I. I*. Thompson 1ms "boon purchased
by T. I). Wolf for ^1,000 cash. IL;
is considered au excellent bargain 1
for Mr. Wolf.
i
--T. S. Weeks has been appointed
by the Governor Trial Justice, vice i
Edward Argo, resigned.
-J. W. Patrick is budding a fine
residence near thc depot, on Amelia !
street. We are glad to chronicle any !
improvements in this growing section
of thc town.
-We notice our city authorities are
making an effort "to mend their
ways." This is gratifying, bul wc
would suggest thal, when a load ol
sand or clay is dumped in the road,
that thc "ups and downs" would be
less if it wore evened Oil' a little. As
it is now left, the road is made worse.
Wc hope some of thc city fathers
will personally inspect the intended
improvements near the depot.
CAMI* MEET* KO AT TKKMIOI.M'S
G ito VE.-The annual meeting at
Tren hoi m's Grove, on thc South Car
olina Railroad, on Thursday, < hjtober
7, 1875. The public arc invited to
attend. Trains will run from Colum
bia Lo Hopkins's. Kev. Spencer;
Wilson will conduct thc meeting.
-Wc hear that Dr. A. S. Uydrick
intends opening a first-class drug
store in Mrs. Olivero's new building,
in Orangeburg. His experience as
city physician of Columbia for seve
ral years, and assisting in dispensing
the drugs in llcinilsh's store here,
should recommend him to the people
of that burg.- Union-Herald.
Thc reading of a good and well
conducted newspaper, for thc space
I of one-quarter of a year, brings more
sound instruction and leaves a deeper
impression than would probably be
acquired at thc best school in twelve
months. Talk to thc members of a
family who read thc papers, and com
pare their intelligence and informa
tion with those who do not. Thc dif
ference is bevor .1 comparison.
I J, .I'.uii ,1
hoi i confined to hi . boil -.. lo j . v. raj
imoiiihs ooic a severe luon?liiu? hf;
. ? ?
vu y inxexpci i c .' ile was 57 years
qi ag?} and t native of Ha ni wei!
County, hut wa for UH:ny year.- a
lent- of ? I
highly respected a? a citizen, topi ! is,
circtc ol relatives and friends.
A telegram from Washington, dated
lite oOih nie, slates :
The Commissioners of thc Freed
man's Savings and Trust Company
will commence paying a dividend Of
twenty per cent, upon all audited
claims upon the first of November
next, at their office in Charleston upon
the pr?sentation of pass-books or
oilier evidences of indebtedness.
Depositors residing in this vicinity
I should present their claims in per
son. All checks will bc drawn lo thc |
order of thc Original depositors. As
i signments, will bc recognized only so
j far as thc delivery of checks, as origi
! nally drawn to thc assignee, goes.
I
-The Hoard of School Trustees of
this township held a meeting on last
Saturday, and also on yesterday, tb
elect teachers and make arrangements
lo start thc free schools on next Mon
da}*. They had a dillicull and im
portant duty to discharge, and we
give below the result of their action.
There were seemingly many conllict
ing interests to harmonizo, bul we
believe fairly and impartially, con
sidering all facts and ci reit insta ii ces
before them, they have endeavored io
promote tho educational interests ol'
tho whole district, without catering
to thc personal wishes of any person
or to.thc prejudice of class, lt could
not bc expected that they would suit
all parties who may be influenced
by personal interest, hut they have
aimed to promote the best interests bf
the wtydc district. They may have
lort undone some mailers which can
bc brought to their attention here
after.
On motion it was agreed io d?scon
tinue thc white school at .Jamison's.
and thal a school bo established ai
Vine Groveland Major W. A. OT><
be elected teacher. T h\ . "
waa duly electee? . t?nsP?rtas
T* M.?s SaraT?S^f^ t0n6,*r
. .is. oaiau Humbert assistant
teacher of the Brown school p ?
Covan was elected to teach the liuie
Bujl fewanu> school. ipr. t.wo.months
but, il' satisfaction bo gi von, to bc
continued beyond that time.
Mrs. Charles S. Bull was elected
to teach the railroad school, in thc
village.
Mrs. E. M.O. Bozardt was elected
to teach the Bozardt school.
Y. L). Bowman and K. J. Bowman
were elected to leach the Pity Hill
school.
Mrs. Albcrgotli was elected lo teach
the Io .vcr town school, to bo localed
at the Fair Building, and Miss .len
ncy's application as assistant in said
school was disapproved.
Miss V. A. Pineknoy teacher in
Mt. Carmel school. Miss K. S. Bierce
to teach the .Jamison school, and A.
S. Hilder assistant teacher. Mrs. D.
IC. C.. lover lo leach the Shady Side
school.
The application of Mr. J. B.
Thompson was disapproved.
S TA M rici i FXVKLOI'KS.-The manu
facture ol'stamped envelopes was be
gun in lM.").i by the government, and
lias so increased that dining thc past
year lli),7(?G,I00 were made Thu
work was done in New York, by Geo.
II. li cay & Co.. for eight years pre
vious to last September, and since hy
the Plimpton and thc Morgan en
velope companies combined, at
Hartford. lucie Sain undersells
the trade, furnishing envelopes ex
clusive of thc stamps, at lower prices
than thc stationers can alford. A
large proportion of the stamped en
velopes used are printed to order,
with tho names and addresses of the
purchasers, and a request to return
the letter if uncalled-for. In thc
manufacture, 22? persons, 3G stamp
ing machines and To printing presses
arc employed. A government in
spector has a general supervision ol
the manufacture, his being to exact I
a rigid compliance with thc contract, j
Dull au!hors will measure judg
ment, not by our abilities, but by
their own conceit. To admire their
vapidity is to have superior taste ; to
despise it is to have none.
Cl il.!
litVii on 'I iinisdav
SCHOOL NOTICE.
TI 11-: IJXOKI.VSIOXKD BAYIXC! Leen
clefted In iii?- Trustees tis teacher ol'
?lie Kl.'!.;].; 'SCHOOL, known a- Ute :
..(Jrove SchunU" Ideated Ka'st <>!' the I.'.
I?.. notice is hereby riven lita! said j
school will he opened On MOX D.W. ?C
lolicr lili. Ali pupils will receive int-;
part ?al nlteulion, anti their progress ho
regularly reported io iheir parents.
.Mus. KLHANOI: ?ULT
GLOVER & GLOVES,
iV ?, 1 o i' si ?' y i-i n i I J n \y .
No ?., LAW IJ A Nt .' K,
OKAXGKBUBG, S. C.
.July .11 "l u
IZLAR & FIBBIiE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No 7, LAW WANt.K, OttA.MilU'.CKO,
(0{i|io.sit<! 5Ietliiiilis( t linn h..
.Inly iit-rii-tr
W. H. REEDISH,
TBIA I. JUSTICIO AM? ATTOR
NEY AT LAW,
1 MIA NM '1 LV] LLE, < J.
'n!> ;IM ti'
FOR SALE.
A FISK MAUI., ANO TWO Goof)
WOKKISO IIOKSI s. Apply to
W. A. RI KRON F Y.
S. II. WILSON. ?'. T. V\ ll.SON.
SAM-'L H.WILSON &^po
Wholesale and " " , ,
..flail Dealers
f$ll G H Q?E R I ES,j
TEAS,
WINES,
ALES,
AND
IMPORTED SE GARS.
300 King St.. Chai-los':on, S. C.
May 15-U'
'i' LS Jv Al i-; N T s .
SCI:LLANI:OL\S
LINLEY & GO..
.cot. Chariest?>i\, S. C.,
?B?C?RB,
\" i ! M PO li T i: i: s o F
;r? : Merchandise.
V.. . .. (o J'ou!
Xo frc>'<?l In Pay!
?) dow those ?il any other ?leal
r ???.'? ; 'tates. No extra charges i'??r
I- . or Height
V . .-lils ami ilcliviT goods iV.u
II line nftlie \??r/li lin .fern. WiL
ii: lumi.ta, '..?util Carolina and
li i . .1 winnah Kail l.'n.-nls: ai--?, |<i
ll ih t.'arnlina, t.'i'oifria ami I'lni i
?I water ?'?nuuitiiticniioii with
ii;.: i? - I
(ions i .i \i: w i i i i?.
. Uti- tidvcitUcuiciil with tinier
l>. NM Kxt'r.NSK T*? .\I>I>.
I'minir llv.-on Tea-<iunlity un
it -it?- tlu\ ?"ir, :ui?l strength; fl titi
0 specially lecnuimcilt-it. ! in? -1
H Soni'hiiiifr, I ?unp?iw?lcr, anil
1 11>. . i ll?, Second iiualitv Teas
t . I ?ittaliiy Teas. -? I I hy ..timi
? ll?, you ?-an ?iii ve delivere?! by
( lii-ln-?! ?u_-ar I V. |M-I* Iii.*;
? Wit i cr Iii.: graiililut.'il A.
i. h.: ?-M?a (' Sngir. ri.-, per
? tte >u^-.ir. inri- ?.IT li?. Lin
ty' IVI ' uiilv klotir. ?>itr ..vu lira tul
hui-' lu Virginia Wheat an elegant
i :.. : Ih i .i-?I. or :'.' per barrel, ?i...... I
. 11 lb- lor fl. or i |.ii l?arr?'l.
: .: '-. ! i, ly Hnv.ite.l r.ngge.l ll.-.m-,
o-, I.'!!*, (ier lb. i: tia Choie
, lt! i?". peril?, fla nee Tiituhl?r
i . . U i'.iel?. lb' i anni'.I
? li: Iii < aiinol Tninalncs, hie
: ? 1 un, I--. per ?-ati: Ulli. C'tlUtli'il
' he , ltanisims, ami Pears,'.':t?-..
? ir I.o>.. I tea I l.'ualily .Mix?'?l
pints, I"?!, '?natl-. LiTe ??ni::
? -Iii Cniidcnsetl Mill. I'u
I lu (fraud. 23e. each, (.'ant/
i' 23e. : Hi-, 30 cents, pei*
$ii?rar, i"--, ?TI- pan. I?m
wder. 15, 23. ?Oe. ppr C??L
?Hg Soda.or l'arkau?' Suda,
tio. pi 1 Uox.es. Sardines. 20e.; 1-2
s. "!.*>?.. earh. Shadiucs. l-l
cit. ( 'iix's Sparkliii I ?ciar
pack. ( laper.-". -IMe.; : ( (lives
.slorshiro. Wainui ami
nice*?, genuine imported I Oe
mil:t(ititi l-'rench Mustard,
r [''renell Mustard, 23o;
s. I3e. I'aisin.?, 211?-. Cil
lants. 10c, Cheese, 20e.
'undies, (lest quality. 2-'e
r's Chocolate, 13e per ll)
i. DI >r Itrotna, ?Oe. per U>.
? i . nlate. SOe. per lb. Onll
-e. I1, lbs for 81 ; choice Rio
ufi, |i ! tur 81 ; choice [.aguara
? - . [} I hs. fur 61 ; ( lld Govern
tu :, ..; vi nee. .'! lbs. Ibr 81 ; I'Oast < ?I
ni ' r '?'ll'res. ."i". additional, each
' . ? ..-i's Shucli. :? I-;! lbs;, for
I li. ii Si
Ki v il >;"da. 12 W,
.. por l!>. ( o I ga I c s. i;
creal kind!*, a speciality ?if
ufa?!! ures prices-from 23e.
do/.t.'ll cake's. Colgate's
I' Kxtracis, .".n?-. per hollie;
uptel Powder. 23:;. pei' hox.
'.minde Vasaliuc. a I'ostnra
II? ?I I'm- Hi.' hair. 2He. per
"urn W I .?-kev. 8l.su per gaj
hUkcys, fsl'.cu. un. ami
'.hin. I?laekl?erry and ( her
a pleasant di ink. 61 .su per
? I .turi and iSherrv Wine.
Hon. "."ute i ?ld Madeira. SI.
ti. Kiiglish and Scotch Air.
ni. 2.Ttl per (In/en. Itrcmcn
bottled. 6.2.7?> per tlo/.?ui.
ii- I .itputrs. exi ra 1-2 gallon
. "'"ir : 2 oallntts. (?(le. ., '.'> ??al
. .. gallons; 81.00 each'
eusive Assort meut ol I Toek
. ass wa re ti j ways mi hand,
ter size. -s| ,",{) j,,.)- du//?H ;
1.23; Hc>( t i 81.00; Tea. S.*ti'.
Clips and Stlacers. 61.00 per
Dishes. 03c 73c.. and 81.
idlers, i::;.. 7."... 81.00. si.
? ihi/.eli. Table (...!.',.,-.61.
'??WK 8- and 8*1.00 pei
? Classes 81.0(1 per il.t/en
ry's Sun ( ? and A's, I for
23c. S!udrni ur Argatitl
? r 2."?e. N'uinberlcs articles
liifnriualion eheerlnllv
linn was cattidlisheil in
business reputation ami
?I I lu- highest order. Wc
ur promise. All orders
.res-ed t?>
?ns W. LIN; KV IC Co.,
ItoN ld. 100 King Sheet
( H VUl.LUTON', S. C.
liltS UAH.KOAH ( ' MI'ANV.
Ut 1.1 Sl.ox. -. L'" Mee, LIT I,
bi- ?lair ii.iiti- on this Kum)
??? Mai!- n ill i r i an. ilailv, a
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(Tieraw ami I?"'
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coi- .mit? ai ; I'. Al
,,un?a emt leave l?> ?itlutr
i ? ,.inuit.ia. lu hay Train, at
, Stuhl Train ?ii I A. Mi
Hie S'tniti eau b ut?'by either
,' :i,?- ri?se enliueeliolis al I lor
in - i.-1 tlic Nm tlin II .?nil \\ est
|;t he I. m m I nu (lie N'ii?lit i'i ailis
I all lu'illl - liol 111 ol i bi|?'|iei!.
P. I..CI.1 A I ?|{,
t.. i i ial TieKel A?? ut.
P?5Q .valued I"?' I WO
ipV,, ii /, ri,'. "I.ittle Uub
l?ets." anil 1>**"??.V l':u" '
:il"l il,,- Nap.'1 'Ih-'sc
.,,,11,11 vf " ? '"' I"
? pen -ive etiouiih fm- I Hi
>! rtVj'''?1''/. tutti TAM'- ??.*.
,, .'vantcc ready -;'.!<.?. gem
".k returns. An j
M lake lit'ld ? au UUlKo :
mu.. Send t"r our bes
.1. I'.. l''ouo ?V C" -
L'ark nat e. New \ oil
A i) V I?: li T I S K M E Is' T S
MISCELLANEOUS.
' rn i in
S ? il T If G A S T C R A
ADVOCATE.
There is soon to he :i paper entitled ns
above, issued from this ellice, and pub
ii.shod in lin- interests ol' the M. E. Church
in this portion of our work.
Since the unwise removal of Ibo
finnie sion Advocate, our work has been
enlarging ami extending in this section,
and demands multiplying for a local or
gan. The Charleston Advocate was for
two year- published in Charleston. It
wa- during this eventful period in the
history of our cause in the South, one ol
tin- most important auxiliaries ol* our
work, lt- removal lett a vacant place
here which has not since been tilled. It
is an obi saying,''that blessings brighten
a- they lake their Hight." This was em
phatieally true in reference to our dapcr
for this coast. .Many were taken by sur
prise at its sudden removal and were j
anxious (<>r hs return. If we had been I
a- lally advertised oj' thc wants ami j
wishes ol the people in this section, bc-j I
fi.re i he 11 a H.-fer ol that paper io Allanta,
(ia., as we wen' after it^.was done, it
would in ver hi've gone from us. The
MIUHHUSI Advocate is a good paper and
ably conducted, bul it is too distant from
I lie Atlantic coast to meet our local wants
in tlii- section. Our work on this coast
differs in some particulars from our work
in I he section of Atlanta, or the valley of
the Mississippi. Its peculiar phases can
: nut be met by those who live at a dis
tance from us, ami are not conversant
j with thu exigencies and deina mis of ibis
1 sect inn. The people will have greater
j interest (ur
Their Own Paper,
that live- and sympathizes willi themihan
I can be a wa ked ed foi- one (anning to them
i from a distance, and managed by eom
! para! vc si rangers.
ll wlil be huger than thc Fl?KE CiTI
zi.N. w ill be
Issued T?i-Avcokly,
at t he low price of
ravinent in advance.
ihlesi writers of our ehnreli
-BEGS TO INFORM MS I
' patrons and the publie .-. mil allj ?li
; having disposed of his et
STOCK OF LIQUOES,
j mov respectfully solicit.- . <u tinnai e<
of their patronage,'by offering to them, |
under the ncito of QUJCK SALES
..""I S (VD ? LL PROFITS, a cum
plete assort meut of
General Merchandise.
Ami as my stock is TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION*, 1 respect fully ask an in
' sjieetion ??iii) goods bete re buying else
w here.
Goods shown free of charge.
C. 1). KOTJOIIN,
JANCEB"
Cured by Dr. Bond's
0383?? ERY.
Remedies, with full directions sent to
?iilip part of the world. Send for pam
phlet and particulars. Address
il. T. IMIXII, M. H.. PEXXA. CUTER INSTR.
i;ili? Chestiuil street, Philadelphia, Ca.
j Y')r"A*( ',,ui;i:s
Dealer in al! kinds of
Drn.pjj and Medicines !j
; . ?jj*: ""'"'..'..as had Xinc Years Export
' ,ii I ines and Medicines and thoro?l?
I ly understands his business. Ile keeps
Constantly mi a large supply of Goods
? usually found in a
First-class Drug: Store,
*>>,}".! a i ct 'u I attention paid to the com
I pounding of Prescriptions ami all order."?
promptly attended io. Cab on ll hiv at
bis Copular I ?rug Store.
Oratigeburg, Feb. l.'l, ls:."..
Wm, M. ??55 & CO,,
; IMr?KTKUS AMI ?llAM'rWOT?RL'RS OT
j Oils, White Lead,
Zinc, Colors,
;'Whidow-Glass, &CH
SOI I'la Kt Buy,
Cl IA li KESTON, So. CaV
July 17, tu-ie
A DV ERTI SEME NTS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
^UGUSTUS 15. KNOWLTON,
Attorney & Counselor at Law
ORANGEBURG, S. C.
A-UG?ST?S.B. KNOWLTON,
4L,'
Land. -A.g-eixt,
Thc undersigned has oponed an office Tor tito
3AL? of LAND.
Persons having URAL ESTATE to dispose of
ivill ito well to register thc name for salo.
Large furnia subdivided and sold in either
arge or small parcels.
Good farms fov Balo at from two to live dollars
poi" acre, on easy terms.
AUGUSTUS II. KNOWLTON, '
I.'C Orimgeburg C. IL, S. C.
[Tl A. WEllSTElt,
Iii.
Dnsincss faithfully and iironintly fit
ended to.
>\j?r"OFFfCEfor the jwescnt in with A. B.
KXO \VL TOW, EsqJ,'.
Orangcburg, Jan. 2:5, 1S75.
A SCIVCVMlIli
mm
?3.9 3,1
& p n g
Having removed t#tli?ir
. ' Brick Store, arc now
prepared to meet the
wants of their customers
than ever.
Their elegant stock of
8PKING AND SUMlVf-ER
CLOTHING cannot be sur
passed anywhere,
Call at the old stand.
Theodore Kohn & Bro
norm CAROLINA UAH.ROAD.
io
ClI.UtUCSTON, S. C., Kel?. 1"., 1875.
On and aller Tuesday, february Kith, thc lol
lowing changes ia Schedule ol" this Koad vii
j."1 into elicia :
COLUMI1IA DAV P A SS E NG E It ' TU A IN.
Leave Charleston - . - fi.lr> A M
Arrive al Columbia - . - 12.65 ; J? M
Leave Columbia . . - ' 4,30 V M
Arrive al Charleston - * 11.45 Mr
AUGUSTA DAV PASSENGER Tl!2UN.
Leave Chartcstoi.rV *' &
Arrive nt Charles ton -. - - . 0.30 A. M>
COLU.MJWA NIGHT EXJ^l??SS.. >
(Sundays excepter
[.cuve ClJnrltnitoh . - * '7^o' P*?1r
Vi rivc alColuiiililrv . . - ?. ci.so A M?
".'.ave Oeinmbift . - TA5 Vlt
\vrivoat Charleston - " ~ . i;.;*. AM? ?
Aft;?STAt???m? KXTUES?S.
Leave Chili lesion 4 - - Sf.30 P Ml
Arrive al Cliurlv?ton? * - - b.3> A M>
The ColuiuU-vvJPny eiisjcngcr TVflina, wilipili
leave al 7 V. St. n?ll iirrLvo nt lt.:W p. M. will
(between CnnrloMu? ami UranrhviUo) stop only
ai Sinni'.Ktr.vitnoarul licurgo*?. Thia applies IIDIII?
to the tap-and down trip?.
liv Ibitinaw. Schal nie 1? CIOPO connection ttill
he ii?:<*Ui wita tho Charlotta,. Cohuubin, ami Au
glHti Railroad at their Crosiine? unir Cn hi rabia?
witch will a YO hi Ihe IrtMisib* ift*-?<ngh CMtlfhtikv
?vi give us m iiuick n ?hcrtnl? tf? vv;? iimifiim
and |iointS Nvrtlma br UKI oUuir ron tc Jj.
SWeidng Cars on sol night train?. TOr?^"^
checke? ?vrongh. .s. s. ???LaiMONS-,
s. 1 v. r ICK BS s, G. T. A, ?ueo&JlileiklftQt,
loti. lit.
rriAYI.OK t'OROUAirA'sD l^VWOETWTE
Attorneys at Law,
Onices, at Charleston and Orangcbug-..
ir. ?. TAYLOR, & irm?.Vl? FOBDHIM,
P. 0. uA?ESliKi
5jaHSpcc?Bl"ntt??ti??i given to thecof
] oct iori of claims and prompt return
madel
Ontrigvlnrg, March 40, 187.V