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Fast, Faster, Fastest. There is a woman in Oleveland -Ohio, who has had seven husbandh withinthe past eight years. With. in a. week after the death of the first, she united her fortunes witi a man. who soon lost his life in a street brawl. Returning from the ftIntral she s"eepted the proposal of a third, and the next day was legally married to him. 'But it ap pears that btsha d No. 3 was not the .man to snit her ideas, and she soon after fled a bilu for a divorce, which was granted her. A few . onths elapsed and No. 4 pledged bim*elf to love, protect - and care for her. .Tis marriage also proved unhippy for both parties, and again the conrts interfered and dissolved the tie which bound them together. In May, 1867, No. 5 wassmitten with her harms, -and a ter _a short courtship a priest slipped the marriage noose over bis head, and he became the . Ad and- master of her household effects. Two months they lived a peace, but at .the end of that a ime the wife became jealous of anotber woman in the immediate t _ aeighborhood, and she again re sorted to the courts to sever the -Hep*iaknot, which was - done. -% October of the same year, No. 6 presented himself, and a quick riaage followed. For some rea s W they. failed to agree, the hus band insisting that he was the d-itf the household and the Tife denying it, so they separated. il again released her of her troublesome partner. In Feb y1_68, she agdin sought to -the blissof married life, and .se#diet fortunes with No. 7. ._Thi time they lived together just. Pii when they concluded they enotrgh of-eah other and tti. - The wife again ap 'fir a 4dlor'eg and it - was * rnte her, and she is now anx itiDg foro.& . 1867, ter dughter, by adoption, who S was pgrightly gi of fifteen *sebers, married a brother of her anoVesbtmbs43ed,'tas5 mixing up . a)u estion fearfulTy. hims i wv' ass wihappy one aor~ iw bt mether's adg isfgtM* i incum bruasee by .prwxcring a* divorce. * On the samet day eni whieh her mneth.er was wansed the seventh time,.shewardlee marriedte her 'second huss,inudis taro months aftr ga .istarfered at her galther a grass widow at the 4in estiag age of sweet seventeen. 'fhi LtWing LoSt. fdBDlmein publieprayer or pri vnste, in preaching or conversation,; is ainuion mnade to thae greatest. trial,Jhe saddest work of sin. siees of death, the disap * teeptsin.business, the cease Le agof human life, are t he oommon topics of remark upon the flournful rete nf~ huinan lie, ~ep$oid in the sprayrs ~~ -a a.m~fietioe, not rare, hfi puis all of those under its u&redilpse. 'erebileet, several years ago, dj~ing'anight daring an ecele J~qt meeting under the hoaspi. 15f!0e thf' wealthy layman in s ygdi - The conversation ~edpon wayward children of pie puents.-Suddenty .the aotser-present, Mrs. L., rose and ronthat haunts us still, i eroom for her own. We learned ffterwards the cause. ~eo di petted son had for MAE~4 ~ etore his home, and the solitary hint of him that had come to his home, was of death in a prison. Said another mother of her liv ing beShiMu daughter,,"She went hyUbw York with her intended, and I have not heard from her since." The liviog lost-let prayer be giS continually for them, forvhay as manf; ^aud fo the praying hearts whatever may lip#teps tJkeiM~nt of. falith, or 'ith.good old Eli the defect in gligiiii st can truly eiclain amid,~the lmbaruers and weepers aoud them, "There is no grief litenar grief." A peacefuil death is the light ot any d welling in com ~with it-it is sorrow A,ea.-Aivace. -rg-Agjeg s spsliv ing a mute ja jampa, when the animal saglesty afapped -:wd re. fused to budge. woneue go, ?h ?" said the hoy. Feei rand, = - " The "CAROLINA FERTILIZER." is made from the Pbosphate best Manures known, only inferior to Petuvian Guano in its Fe 4sea anisals, and possess qualities of the greatest value to the - annex the analysis of Professor Shepard. "LABORATORY a Aaslysis ofa sample of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally i Moisture expelled at 2120 F.............. Organic Matter, with some water of combination expelled at a loa Fixed Ingredients........................................... Ammonia - - Pbospbo,cAcid-Soluble - 6 ( - - Ino-i-b - - - -6.17- - " 1313 8ahrleAc d - - 1101 Supbate of Potash - - - - - - S.pbseofSods . . . On the strength of these results, I am glad to certify to the sup We will fbrnsh this excellent FERTILIZER to Planters and ott March 10 6t CAl THlE LEADER WITH AND WITHO * flEm nI The most bteautiflX. Cooking Store now in mai do all kinds of Cooking with as ttle fuel ats anty e stove has. It is very hieavy and durable, and is n LEADER, I keep co~nstat:tly ou band.a large asso operate well. Out of the many Stores I have s satisfaction. The Tin Blusiness is still carried on in its vari Feb17 LIFE INSURANCE!!! Greeni1I Pied ont Lif Ins~,rnce ON and after Piedinnt Lie Insgance itant, Faossenger Su'sdays excepted. Company of VirgiiDia. T rainson Souh'hC 'The Subseriber Is Agent for the State of South Leave Columbia at. Cawona for one of the best,. and uost reiable " Alstron at... IAjbasarne ECI~Ue in the world. For the " Newberry at. Far Sixtumn -Mwaof Its business, it had ee, g eared.abat Two Uuousaan roL.ibrEs, and had Arrive at A bbevill resteed an Income of about Taaas UUmNaxa -' at Anidersori ad 8ixTT TMonsiAJ D"mr.AUs " at Greenvill 1tbsa VIRbIIA&COMPANYaand as an evi- Leave Greenville aJ demos af its high stabding at home, where it Is " Anderson at tt a large portion of it' bsnes is " Abbeville at doeta8tate It has invariably oxid all "Newberr a of MDleses AT ONca, waiving the KNer" DAYS' horici, as allowed by the terms of the " Aistont at.. TI -Arrive at Columbia G. N- G. EVANS was T'rsured.in Ts o- Trains on the E laJr, and iummediately a1ber his death. I had also run daily. Sni the pleasua of preenting to his ag5 eted.family, Leave Andeso at the muuant of his Poliev-.5, 0. " Pendlelon at ISAAC BR A CH, 31D,t Arrive at Walbalta .J. ,J. WAUDt.AW, N. D., Kedleal Examiner Leave Wilhalast. A b~leC. a. "- Wendleenai Wewith OOIIRdenbe torthe following per' Arive:at Andersol gs who have Insured in the Piedmontr The train will ret &i,4J . resly D,v DW.530 Rev. R. C dern onMonday p D ---ss000 Rev W. E. Rempbil-- I S"o Tg .N oanog-82'.0; .Eef. :H. TjJA ES. 0.M h m6~; Rev D. E. Tner. D~. D, 41:,- -_____ iosve J. I Bone-3 00; Dr. G. W~. -ral p000: Dr. J. W. Hlearsz-59 : W. - gea4;-- Kev. J 0 willams-S200'; i:D (h1rs42); B. P, 'eel-U|J 6; Dr Notet is her'eb 31 Gsey~: R. A Fair-48 0Ga; Pref-.iai: .ttren J.P. Kenaey-S100': Prof. J. F. prij-6 p t0ee; Gem. 8.36 Gowan-S1,00.0; J. McGowan-S1i. phicattouikl bern 0'; Born. W.D. Siumpson-410 '0; DrBraae New Orleape, Telc -41 AdO; Mr. 8tnivau-6500D; and at len- 9 ne.wwl of Cerrife's othes. ndethe Immediate supervYision of Dr. Stbek, in staid Oni VLO&A 8. MOORIMAN; a . o& BW A oyd, -d Dr. G. W. GA R3LA Y. ied. aminier- numbered tg9,.-d Newberry, C. K ,Feb td: 1889. tfIlost or mnislaid. Baln Billiard Rom -IJai,t ,ewberry,nsrly op the.Court Hlosse~ ~ 16.m Vhnisl,in, Pre.wimo.. IFOr lae by E -. of South Carolina, and is pronounced by various chemists one of the rtilizing Properties. These Phosphates are the remains of extinct land Agriculturist. F 'HE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA." elected. .. .........................................................16'70 red lnt .......................a. . ...................16 50 .. - -% - - - - 6660 - . - - - . 2.60 - -- Equivalent to 11 27 Soluble Phosphate of Lime. - .Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (bone.) 24 75 Phosphate of Lime. Equivalent to 23-65 Sulphate of Lime. ' * - - - - - 80 3:0 .. . . 1160 riority of the CAROLINA FERTILIZER, examined. C. U. S.DEFARD, Jr. ers at $65 per ton of 2 000 lbs. EORGE W. WILLIAMS & CO., cFaors. IWILE & McCAUGHRIN, Agents at Newberry. CII LIME. UT EXTENSION TOP. -ke.Wl aea uc,bi sfs,bola ie n -WHT. . Trains Will ruak da i, bilasft.rolanc,ad rdin ndt Charlttem an weg a aldt ieetr oas, bans, nllolowl e on ts:r otc ............855 ..o........103. R"JS .~R I8 N a.........n30 aiy. Am.~J U l roi a nd....60 "hrot nd.I U I ....... 7.00 a.m ........ .45 " ......... . ... F.45 " at...........15 p' tm.uOdSoe . -......... 6.00 " ...... 00am.Paterit ThiefDetecting Mon eyDrawers. at. ... ...,.50 " Parker' eFuruiture Gloss." le Ridge Railmoed wil idays excepted.2QTESTT HAL - ..........p0 .m. . ......... 620 " at........ 800 . ..'.....-. ...100 a.=. ........... 540 - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t........ 640 " rn from Belton to An- m~npu~.m and Friday mornings. EEDITH,. upt TICE. 'oeaeadRti Sgiven, 'that at the ex ons.hs from thiis'dati, ap ide to the Waishington'& graph, Comtpany, for're- U teof TWO Sh,ares ~ofg gu s , ipany, held in the naine re tdMarch150 aWd 13METN SRE, i grigid:1 ,hi ving been awmoe OPPOSITE MARKFT STREET, SHAOES. - *Chrleto *-S. * n. -MrWR. ap..U1t. South Carolaa R. R. Company, GENERAL SUPERIN 'ENDFNT'S OFFICE, APaIL 9, 18M. ON AND AF,FR SUNDAY, 11TH in ant. the followinir Schedule for PAS% bkN.ER I'RAINS, will be obi-rved: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. Lpacing Columbia st............ 7 45 a m. Arriving at Columbia at---------.......6 10 p m. NIG T ! ?8E2STRaI3. Leaving CO.lumbia at ...........? 20 p m. Arriving at Co,umbi.a at .................... 4.46 a. m. CAXDIN TRAIN. Will ran on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur% days. Arriving is Columbia at.................11 .I a. m. Leaving Columbia at ........... . .:. 2 p. m. rhe r'rain now running between Columbia and Kin ville, in counneci.,u with the Thruagh [ai3 a , will be taken of on :unday, April 11. II T.PEAKE, April 14 General Superintendent LOUIS SCIIODAIR, Baker & Confectioner, M4IN STREET, Newberry, S. C. Respectfully informs his many customers and tue prtblic general'y that his New Bake Oven is now completed, and by its convenient ar rangemert he can bake any and everything in his line at the shortest possible notice, such as Cakes, Pastry, &c., in satisfactory and handsome style. Parties and Dinners furnished at shortest notice. Fresh bread, pies and cake on hand. Meals served at any hour. Fish, oysters and game can be had at all times. Thankful for past favors he solicits a con tinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed. Dec. 2 49 tf. GEN. H. H. KINARD, MAGISTRATE, Will take Dowers, draw Deeds and Mortgages. dec 16 51 Buy the Bst! We-now have on hand the following pop ular syles of Ladies and Misses hoop skirts: The De a Drop, Tip Top, Popular, Favorite, Reception Denm! Quaker, .Grecian La Parie Fhe Duplex Elliptic is a wrest favorite witIs the ladies. and is' universally receommended by the Fashion Magazines as the. standard skirt of the fas.hlonable world. To enjoy the following inestimable advan tages, viz: Superior.qutality, perfect shape flnish, flexibility, durability, comfort and etonmy By the beat MAFRHIAS BARRE & SON. GUANO. No. 1 PDrtiAn Guano, $31 per ton, ii gold. or its eqivalea.t in curra.ncy. Brnee's Conieentrrated Fertilizer, in bar ret.s, per. ton. $51). Pure Grond Bone, in barrels, per tona. Bone anal Peat, in barrels, per ton, $38 Fish Gano, in, harrels. AIta Veli Guano, $25. Alta Vela Phosphare, in bags, $561. Grountd Plaier, per biarrel, $1.75. Sw;an Is'land Guano, in baigs or barrels $3.5 per ton. Sulphate of' Soda, in barrels, per tor, $.. soluble Pa.ific. Gitano, $u60. Besat Superphlosphate, containing ten per cent. soluble phbosphn~rie acid, arid thre' per cent.. alinitnoma, put tip in bags or bar rels.; Price $55 per ion. Cuban Guauna, fitom caves, containing beides' thet u%nal phiospataes and orgainic matter--five to six per cent. of nitratie 01 poaash. An excebaent application for' potai tOes, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags, $35 per ton. South. Carolina Phosphate, ground and put in beas or barrels. Navassa Gauano, by the cargo, in luacp, or ground. For sale by GEO. E WHITE, - ~ 15.' Front Street, N. T. Oct. 14 42- 6mn. S. C. RAiLROAD. GER Ar. SUPEftTNTENDD13T'S OFFICE, CaRiaTeow. February 18. 1869. O N and after SUN D)AY, FEBEUARY 14, the Passenger Trains of the South Car. lina RaIlroad, will run as follows: FOR AUGUSTA. Lave Charleston.............830 A M Arrive -at Augusta............5.10 P M Conneting with Tralns for Mentgome y, emphis. Nashville and New Orleans, via Motgomery and Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston..............830 A N Arrive at Columbia............5.45 P K C. unecting with Wilmington and Manches ter Railrosa. Charlette and South Carohina Balroad,and Camden Train FOR CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta ...,..........800A i1 Arrive at Charleton.........,.. 508P M [ae Columibia..............4 A Aivleat Car!ieo.............5.P M AUG~ST.E NIGHT XPRESS. (Sundays excepted.) IaeCharleston..........7.30 P N lave at- Augusta.:.......... .6.30 A K Coneting with Trains for Memphis, Nash', yille and-New Orleans, via Grand Junce: LeaveA ' t................4.10 P1(1 Arie at .,arletof.............4.A M COLUMBIA NIGHT EIRES. (sundays excptd.) - Isave Charlestio............. 6 5 P N Arrive at Columbia... ........ 4.45 A N Conneedng; sandaya excepted, with Green'. Yue and Columbia Railroad.. - IavCdibi. ....--.......-3P Arrive at Chariton.......... 3 A N -~SU MIRVILLirTRAIN Imaie C as*t'.---.-.-..-.-.-3 0 P N Arrive at Summervli........ 420 P N Leave 8nmmervllle............7.10 A M Arrive at Charidsto...-........ 8.25 AM' CAMDEN~ BRANCH. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Leave K1ngaville - ...--. 420P M Arrive as Camden...........7.00 P N Leave Camden.....,...........8.35 AM Arrive at Kingsville,..... ....9.28 A N j8lgned,.) H. T. PSK, P.ae- a4 8 euneral unerint.endent. Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases, THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or band a full assortment of the above approved cases, of different patterns, besides coffins of his own make, all of which he is prepared to turnish at very reasonable rates, with promptness and despatch. Person, desirous of having cases sent by railroad will have them sent free of charge. A Hearse is always on hand and will be furnished at the rate of $11) peKrdav. Thankful for past patronage, the sub scriber respectfully asks for a continuation of the same, and assures the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. A. . CHAPMAN Newberry S. C., July 31. Sash & Blinds. The subscriber takes pleasure in announc min to thi- community that, having made all necessary arrangements, he will be able to furnish Sash with and without Glass, and Blinds, At Very Moderate Rates!! For Cash ! ANDREW C. CHAPMAN, - Oct.7 41 tf. Newberry C. H., S. C. The Great SO UTHERN TONIC IJUWIE & MOISE, reprietors & Wholesale Draggists, Charleston, S. C. Dc. 9 2 ly. 1 . . Forstn God,Muia Instrments Fire-wors,and 1tam1ag BradE & M IE,odr Cnsatleton, a S.rg Cn.wl TaPssoreso BEra, FrenC EbroIery Co Fire-wdorkne andikFo, Yaneeboto&c. Stm.ng r1aidingT. 0 E8bro,i8.rC CHARLE INGST IRRRSON,8.. Formerly of the Firm of C . L-KFRR ,SON. wuld inform his fHends unad the public that he has purchased frm Mr. JA MES B. BErrs. a'l huis ,MOvK IN TRA DE. !cc., at the .tore. No 252 KING-sTR EET. andl wrill there cintinue the Drv Goods .Busin Wholesale and Retail, FOlt '( A SH. on his ow' individual accout an.I res.ponsibility. Hie will proceed. witho~ut delav, to replenish and renew he %tock. and corntinue so doing until the as -ortniea.t shall bie made complete and attractive a.s She terms' will be s rR1 i LY G AsH.or ap proved city acceptance for a short eredit, it tne essaorily follows that the prices must be kept a' east as low as to be found at any other respecta rile estakbl:Shment. His brother. Mr. E. L. Kerris'on. assisted bi i1r A B. MIcD'rmell. both experienced mnet. :hmnts in thin a'e. will be fo'und at his Store. iiding ini the conduct and management of the ,uilneu.tnd it is hoped that ais, and their et orts to win. the cnidence aa d patronage of the ublic will he as successful, as in past days was theS old Irm at corner of King and Market Feb 17 7 3mo JAMES A LLAN, Importer and uealer in EFine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Fancy Goods, &c. Nos 307 KIng Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. WATCHES, CLOCES and IRWELEY 3E 'AIRED. de 21y C, HA LETN SC rhe State of South Carolina Newberry County-In the Circuit Court In Equity. Joibr-Satterwhite. vs. John 3! Glymph. The Creditors of --, deceased, are -equired to rende r and establish on Oalh. ::clore Silas Johnustonie, special referee, their espective demands on or before the I st lay of May next. Clerk's OM5ee, THOS. 3!. L AKE. LIFl INSCBANCE COIPANT, OF NEW YORK. IN?ORPORATED, .- - - - - 842. CASH ASSETS OVER THIr'tMIL LIONS OF LOLLARS. Cash Income, 1887, over TEN MILLIONS. Dividends to Policy Holiers, 1867, $2,236,, 874.37. New Policies issued in 1867.19 406. The Company is PURELY-MUTUAL. No dividends to stockholders. The :emire, pro" fits are returned to the assured, thus causing Policies to become SELF-SUSTAINING in thirteen years, or to double in twenty. Interest received from investments, 1887, over $1,300,000. Excess of INTEREST RECEIPTS ALONE, over losses, about $400,000. Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate, in the C W OtNew York, over SET. ENTEEN MUiJiANof dollars. . . It is the richest Company.in the. :world. Its policies are non-forfeitable. fts divi" dends are the largest. Applications for Columbia, and the North ern portion of South Carolina, received by GREGG, PALMER & CO., General ite!s Baog Y. Jou,Agent at Newberry. Jas McIuross, M. D., Medical Exa iner. Feb. 10 6 ly. Something Nice. I have removed to the Kingsmore Gal lery (over Mayes & Martin's Store) which has undergone thorough repairs. I have plenty of room with an: excellent sky light. Come one-come all, and see how things work in this commodious gallery. Also, a good lot of albums at extrem ly low prices. All kinds of work done in .tbe line of Photography. I have all of Wren & Wheeler's Nega tives that were taken at this place.. We charge nothing for looking,^ and not much for a picture. Respectfully, W. I. WISEMAN. Dec. 23 52 tf. Z. L. WHITE, GUNSMITH And Repairer Of all kinds of FIREARMS, LOCKS, &. Has on hand Pistols and Guns of ullap. proved makes. Ammunition, such as Car. tridges, Caps, Powder and Shot. Shot Pouches, Flasks, Bags, and every other kind of Sporting Apparatus.. RasMe. many othar articles of various characters and kinds. All kinds of REPAIRING neatly and ex p ditio'isly executed. and-at low rates. Girn-Smithing, &C. In addition to the above, I am prepared o fill orders for all kinds of vehicles, such B 59/&/Fj/E, ARRhIAFS&4. 1f the celebra,ted maniufactre of COOK, e ere Sti'es Hurd. formerly of thie pLace, procnred his stock. All orders promptly attended to. Z. L. WHITE. Anri1.51A tf. K@SADAEU Purifies the Blood. 1ea* Sle by Druggist.svrw* PMNTDTG!! JAMES ACKW, PRACTICAL V; 19U1I, SIG AND DECORAIVE 71.11, Glazier and Paper Hapger, Newoberry C. H., iS.C4'. Bees to Interm1lie,e ittaens otasoe munity that he is nowfarys*~. - --e's and prepared to-executeat ws neatness and punetumily, and aeigt rates To be found as Louis CHARLESTON HQT . CH ARLESTON, SOUTH CA I~A. THE UNDERSIGNED REN LY informs his friends and the publi.-en ay thatt he has taken charge of this~ weli:known and popular FIRST CL ASS HOTEL, -and hopes that by strict attention to merit a lull share of the public patronage. The Celebrated ARTESIAN WATER B-ATHS, hot, cold and shower, can be bad at atlJ hours. COACHES, with attentive Porters, -am always in readiness to CONVEY PASSEN GERS to and from the dif'erent Bail Roads and Steamers. E. H. JACKSON. jan 27 PAVILION HOT3N. Charleston, 8. C. BOARD PER D)AY, $3.OQ Mas. H. L. BUTTERFIEED,'. ASA BUTTERFIELD, 4 Wolfe's Schiedam Schnappy Bottled Wines and iAquore. A supply of these pastly celebz#ted 19. for medicinal and private use. jpat . by the undersigned Agents for Newbemy. SMITH & C8RWgEaIC Jan 27 ly NITROUS OXIDE DR. W. B. McoKELLAR is now pem to administer the above Gas to his ptet witbout fear or danger to themselves. Teeth extracted without the least particle ofpam' and the patient conscions of what is -oe on. The Doctor is now prepared Iil thoroughly re-fluruished Laboratory. to do anything In his line upon the most. a e he principles.' W: B. McKELLa. c. Feb. 10 to3m