The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, August 12, 1868, Image 4
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beas of t iely, hs to beic
Stai. But ha dipoered
od tak e eegg r ded return
*sIie a nd 0rt .jved de
sts&.an iedm--e.rbl. n ag
berse hie. delihtes eed toeIr
4ftb bwholoed tive- pain
he dnmas noisefalme wshene -h
ditk eod H=e asorr -''E
Jhortwc eloc.1amdte beauiked
istofs birt aplasham edray his
ceonsry,.n osl tit h
Tand GUf SThnm.The is ab
Srior. th oca. he wsdsoverd
an dgt it never failsed iun
afthe boygho lod it neve ovrain
bity ohits brthks ashd ofthiom
the mightest floods it never over
Aan Ita banks and its bottom
as .a -F ."
Ore. p(cod.water while as crret
i o *r'ai". l ?e Me c e
ib tntai, an ih -nou) is
id .t A 6tie *''t is te Gulf
.atream. There'i=in't#i world -o
Xieppi ..or the Adazon, and
t agre'ban a. thasand
times greater. Its waters,. even
f$mt from the Carolioa coast,
$o itin mar -thatti line
ofj@ienf witkh the common aea
Water voay be tre ed by the eyer
Often one-4IiMf of the 'essel may
be pereeived floating in-the Gulf
tream. water< whilethe- other half
is in the common water of the
sea, so sharp is the line and the
want. of affinity between these
waters ; and such, too, the reluc
tanee ( -S&4 pea) nVie pat._of
those of the GulfStream tomingle
with the common water of-:the
sea. In addition tio .this 'there is
.another peeaiIar fact. The fisher
men on the coast of Noirway' are
irigwi4N iiood from. the
tropics by theGalfStream. Think
of the Arctic fishermen .buning
upon their hearth the palm of
Hayti, the-ugheas of Honduras,
and 'the o iG-Woods of the
4ma on-and the Orinoco
Ayoing'chiki, says anwefaige,
lately ,o'$apiece of e-ieker its hil
windpipe, and,. after 'Many futile
efforts to.remove the- obtrction,
was laid on abed, blsk an fIess,
when an old maa, whphat "ise
$Sp O chidrqa," eugered a via
8atlo png. i the cUid'enastils
the-. espmei8at was .id, the
gjackr sidogei she
Thre Sre more tdi$s in
Ohio -than is.. -ry 'o:ti State,
mois Baptiets' 3i Gaore
Presbyteriaas 41ecTtfia,
mor ' ongregatioditika.sa
ebusett, more Protesta41sco
palises- in-iew rk, .and ten
Viesmor for keh1
Potp t t Jakeran
- W,U4s. -
T h s u-pape*t ~e.~e
b4es elsen-mud -i!? -h~ who
- , ab
~r.sdyoror
bid abl (flati a
Near Pogpec, JTerry~, C.
y&~ aa4 z 's 0tA1ts
v~ts 9 EItCOA TS,
and F'URNISHi GODS gena
erlly, just arrivode
1iUrrs of taSL.bes IgmEca as4~
maE trder.
-tiinug pCASdH*I 08, fo thor e
DLD!nse ad B a risesma Houi
Inew York; my
4 t r kf
Read 4adeClOthing,ClOths,
hres-& Wstiag4
5y qT?QXaR8, PR1IZN2h aiIa' T( PUILZC.
ii d.thefir 'Est&-give me Ar
,all.befordbin.geliw. sIn mpre.
saere to 3IsaantrCeSas a my Ris On :Ss
1' ,beay C.IL..C
baartbr havn iResterant
DOOW tobhs kr ndUnb
'oeney -*Sinl the batdbag fbruerly ooe
ale by r. B. 31. lease, fbr -ae com".
ate of te pAmie,: informs sicnthat
leis prepsiktd tohOramsh -c
Lttbe DeHeadig of tie gsagrnu
Oysters anclOame,
- [n the most acceptable style.
1 will keep constantly on draft
Fresh Lager Beer,
Wines, Ales, &c.
Helis also prepared to furnish 1
~RANSIENT OR REGULAR
BOARD AND LODGING.
He respeetftlly asks foir a share of patron-d
ge, and promises to make his etablish- f
ient a favorite resort. fi
Jan 15 3 LOUIS SCHODAIR. f
New Bar Room.
I have opened and tefurnished the Bar
Lom iu Amnazoque, formerly kept by Mr.
'ed Boozer, and will always keep on band ta
he very purest liquors that can be had in a
he Market-Such as Cognac, Apple arid '
'each Brandy, various brands whiskey; p
lin, Rum, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. My stock p
ill always be select and pure, and prices c
ery moderate. Call and see if you cannot c
et a better drink at lees money than for- r
erly. D. WARD, & Co, p
Kewbhrry, March 2M
Is8li, *iE -E - -
STOWor cNLEs21ND ,:$PL
BP4. Wierepton r
Tu the ieaot th" kv3le nquiri for the
4th of Ju Wil beoommenoed-the piblioation
ofthwiboPethrilUn.g and interesting nouvelette,
written oraely for It coilums, b one of the
met popular authors o this State. The prinei.
'ai ecepes of this story arlid in Charleston
and vicinify, and the storycannotfail to ove
er ttar a wo .faAlisr the
even ooerlved in_th$ lsoaily during
the inewar. - - --
. One of the most painfit Oircnmtanoes oneet
'ed with the beric. drtos.of Charle ton. during
i three ears.ot sige, is to be fut ud in'be fact,
thatAu all titime, there were persons a
the: W; a hil Lll," who.wet s
sis udi ng ifbrticsu to ~hb s..
ing ofe fortiticatioos were farnabed,
weak point noted. and the movement of troops
indicated as soon se beg-o and the feet notifded
of the time of arrival and'eparture of bloetade
ruunn veseels.- o eautio s y did these emis
-saries or the enemy oonduoet their work, that for
a long time the skilf -tbe-mosteineat deteo
tives was bae" in their dvora'to break up
the illicit eorraspondenoe.. These ' were the
source.of extreme annoyance to the Command
a in:Charerton, aad the 3ntermatlonttey were
ea: led to funieb, ottel tbwar:ed thefr bemfuas
tured designs npon the enemy. As a pioof o
the ometenes -9f twohIs it may be
et, tthe dailX papcr e t were
fequ ntlyread on board the blodkade le_, the
mmcdyof tlhir blication.
't he authot of"loette, or the Female y,"
has iken the paeepatmctegaad in
in tbis11ire,aud under assUmed naims,bas-pee
sented kim in the foru*tf_ thriWln, and- well
writea roanoce, historic ad imgi ative. The
eire.m.anoes of the ttory a+ begin
ning on Jam.e Island and in -conneetion with
samw of the $.eath Carolina Reaiteuts teialaed
ther. Alter many th adventarer in
which the "imale spy" y, the 1W
roes of the plot follow their t to Vir
g:inabeitr the nalls of Petwsbur". The sur
reader,of General Lee's Army in 1865, finds
them ein the Sante-s -hls, -wher the
forses who wish to. eate this intere.tlag
story emp"tee,uetd sd inlteirsnboehpdp
-at onee, as on a limited number of copies of
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GENMERAEBUEERIl@END ENTSOFFCE,_ :
Cafur ro , s. C.,-iUrah 2868..5
On id at4r Sunday, January 19. the pasesn"
ger Traius on "the -Soutb CsrOl1a Bkred wili
run as followe, viz: - '
Leave Charle-ton fbt Coluni........ A
Arrive at King ile........:...........;. 18b P M
Leave Ki gville...............;.,;............ 200 P M
Arrive at ColumbiL........... .. .- P
Leave ~Cotumuba ....:.......,..... 6.*> A N
Arrive at Kiuzin............. . . A I
L.-ave Kinavi* ............................ SUi'A M.
Arrive at Charl+e*ten ...............:8.00 P?
The Paesenger 'frain ou the' Ca
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Traina oe uaiays, Wedneedays and Sat s.
. N (HT EXPRESS. FREIGHT AND .
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Leave Charleston for Columbia....:.......5 40 p.H
Arrive at Colatnbla.............-- A ]
Leave Colnmbig.........,.................. 5.30 P X
Arrive at Charlestoa ......... ...~.....5 40: A M
Malcb 21 H. T. PEAKE, Gea'n"t.
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ON and after FRIDAY. the 8tlf insslht,
Passenger. Trains will, run Iailys Sundays
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Leave ColumtbtaLt..........,....7.00 a. m.
Alston at..... .......8 55 *"
Newberryat..............135 "
Arrive at A bbeville at...........3.3 p. ut
" at Anderson at........ ...5 "
" at Greenille at.........6.fG -
Leave Greenville at...............6.00 a. iii
" Anderson at...............6.45 "
" Abbeville at...............8.45 "
" Newberry at.............1 25 p. m.
Arrive at A1,ton at..........3 00. "
" at Columbia at..........5.00
Trains on the Blue Ridge Raiitrad will
also run daily, Sundays eiceepted, conneet
Ing with the up and down trains 'On the
Greenville and Columbia Railroed,' as fot
lows:
Leave Anderson at..............5 20 p. -
" Pendletnn at........... 6.20
Arrive at Weballa at......... ..8.00
Leave Wa.hala4lt................4 00 a.1*.
a Pendleton at....-.........:40 "
Arrfve at Adero : ,. ........6 4 "
The train will return from Belon -o An
dezon o Mopday Od Frev ~mf
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Sutha Carolina :Railroa&
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th eountry, "BUSiNES$ TICKETS" to
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ON~E TH0liSAN1YMEP&10645.
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Ooe aorse R. R .
Laurens C. H. '. C., Ap. ,2Q, ,68
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From . . i.om -
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Wh~eav, -y4i~7*
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Ikork ),et per arrel....82 57 99
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Qu Tharsds 2d,?88. r 5lasemmedeeP
wekt -!f.4U CBK.I 4N
~.,4$~ R,Iin the city of Colablehi, S.
t*11be.D' A'DmCA TE: ~,, (3ltStaDity
izniv rI; also partient.ar, -a:I~d to War.
o9Snia or defensiye. 2. O1.the ineulUnie~
of thze (Churor, aa~po'dto the eitelzsO
aehriyo . i.'ofld
G4.9 ,ebt'sIjd Patoisr,tse ousiAt wths
the Diviseoymen'#nid3s5 les .
5.. Of - quality, as hr ednsisrte- .hris j
enmaaasese. FOt0 Edson- phca,tens.
tal, reigions n mra,. 'ojte e
tane..
A .RacouDun of-Cenerat l Iec.~r h
bousAho'd, gf~ lsti$. i i,
oommaereist y oliticlbl.
AnMEsa Apiian ~a .o thze respectab1e'
zarat- -
.Car.mill be .ezeroiudt wl4pbroe
mtt , ad-to; pa-at 'Whfo 11 nre
the Cildree aud -the $chol(ast'e the*
Adults andi the Church . . .
.Tha nesson of the O@esistaten of a:jit
'riaisD$nty 'wtll, whep under 4odastt be
treated sz Swe a in a Chsian
And, thenr#einatonal Jeaur
is the'Head ' C4- -
The ef..rr.wjflbe to '~ fte woslvst of
.Nxxeean dprs*lebl
Erysubpribe' 4s intho1iuM te.aet la an
agent w rm 2.0 bh ow
amount rebetved fr.nm him for THU Nuesaa.
k Timited number of advermt ens-ewtbe re
zelved at the customary nilates
IC" Persons reudmailmzze byma '
posit the letter in tb oPst Off m.z the easenge
of' 'a me~ d in ciet~m az Ia.otrev
zelved. the of deposit wDbe fo,rard
ed to u
In?" The ree ft@ all sums of moeye sept wil
be ackno*ledge in the paper, in conawim
writh the subsrber's name
(C Office on Main street, next to Robert
Bryce& Son.
Address: SIDI H. BROWNE,
Columbia, S. C.
P. S. Agets and other friends. to the enter.
prise will please exert themselves and send in
mtsecribers and money by the last of March.
March 4 'O tf.___
Careenville arid ColrninnL .R. Co. -
This Company has now Ifor sale, in lien of
'Season Tickets," a, T ICKET- which entitles
i person~ to travel over the road
One Thousand MAiles for $40' A
rithin one year f rour date or purchas
l'he tickets can be purchaoed from the
agents at Columbia, Newberry, A?opevi'lfe,
i~nderson and Greenville...
W. AL-TON GIBBES,
General Ticket Agent G. & C. R. R. 09.
May 13
lNew Barber Shop.
Shaving, Hair Dressing and Chamnpooing
tylishly done in squire Peterson's shop by a
-ROW
,. ,,Ac _f~
Sh -.I a
Ter,AanZ4.,
W'o p.pepr aest, uua1t
comlpawie She.-order.
For tec S
-ai d his =Ca afr-'
BEAU7TIEU=Y ILLU ::c 1'"
This b storjca3 tec d_ of ti e sac4
liat ex$QoitLa ad d iriag e~r~1r~
wr; anugita ta+
ing forU htiou~& to hist.,csbval
up, ou.uoquesvitble iihpum,
pin tations in rrgard t eFotilwbyGe r_o
erm rMJe p!!aU bW
Tho
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rdf !aadeof te Csaie %M~
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