4AL
BRU ARY
8
TA G' GR i . D
A ton of Jry uneched ashes per
acre will furnis nearli the same in
Credients advised by the Sicentf'
Farmer for the fertilization of or
chards, which is two hundred to
two hundred and fiftY Pon"0s O0
bone dust and three hundred to
four hundred pounds of sulphate o
potash per acre. Tis gives some
seventy or eighty pounds of potash
fifty or sixty 'Pounds of lime (from
the bone), and ten to twenty
pounds of nitregen. and some
magnesia in the potash and fertili
zer, all of which are called for to
nourish orchards on insumlcient
soil, as the flesh of most fruits con
tain much' potash as well as lime,
in combination with the fruit acids
and the seeds phosphoric acid.
Whether the ingiedients required
are applied in the formula given or in
the unleached ashes suggested. it is
recommended to sow broadcast and
lightly barrow in, leaving it to ie
rain to more thoroughly incorpo
rate with the earth. Such treat
ment has proved successful in or
chards showing signs of decay both
in this country an(t in E.urope.
Coal ashes and salt are e-mployedi
with great beneCfit to some souis,
especily in rchar2s hea:rng sour
fruits. Orchards, the soil of which.
from close pasturing or other
causes, is nearly destitute of hu
mus. will gradualiy deteriorate and
finally die, unless restored to that
state of fertility which is necessaryv
for the thrifty growth 0f the tree
and its existence in a healtby and
vigorous state. Such orchards are
greatly benefited by a top dressing
of leaf-mold, rotteu chip manure.
muck from a creek, broken bones.
animal hair of all kin ds, and similar
material generally at h1and on farms,
which can be applied without
other expense than the time and
labor expended. When manures
are used they should be well do
composed. Fresh warm manure
excites young trees into a very
rapid growth, but the wood is
watery and feeble. A dry soil of
moderate richness is the one that
produces and sustains hardy trees.
Their wood is firm. and the buds
are plump and close together and
the parts well proportioned.
F Romiai the Worldi.
Wmarr msJ.-A well or
dered farm, well chosen stock, corn
fortabie Tuldings- a neatiy-kep'
garden. road. way cr entrance way;
gates well Lung, fenices; weilkep~t,
shcado trees. ornamecntal shrubbery,
oaint ;-:ihout and whitewash2 with
n.-llthee reworth more 'o &
farmer in money value than a few
utnidred~ dollars caretmlly seraped
toge-;cr and jeilously ho.rde-d and
ieaned to needy neighbors at inter
est. oinvestmnent pays sowell as
ioe judicionsiy spent in far-m imn
provceents. Draiini'g -wet land
will nav 50 to 1090 per cent. cn its
ccst every year: good0 sock~ wil pay
coually well;good roas w:il return
a~ good fenc ma 5:velswo.
gardenl. a neat lawn. orchiard and
sadeo trees, w neuCi neca nlou cost
1A., have added ten times that
amount to the value of a farm.
edie comfo~rt andl sel-respcCt
sit.atough t:e oa for -hese
m*r * n *ti cot d - . 4i~- o
1 -~
- Io eau 'ut i nea
*,. .1~' I !~S 1~ a
'p.. *. i. .*~J*ip p
~.t lt
,je C' 1- 1o. (N EXCES.-';A
r.Ve for everything and every
thing in its plce," is rather a
hk t. after all, it
ef, ci A"sri, s the do aiko
- ho s4 ke .
n he 4 :itehwn as to cf oth'r
wife spels a r amou of tim.
in that room. a she should strive
o ender it ( 1 tno ndh iAt a
dread to enter it. A at Cf
venienuce in the ki tcn is a .m
wall1 ocket. it zy be mae er
nieyOf comn,1 brn
htaving the ugek s--a large onec
at t cttom, and two smla
ine bol. In Ie g&r one may
b i , 11nSteis . nels. ciC- : U n-.
other string, ag forets, and
other small artic4es. Another con
verience is a bag for dirt towels
and dusters, which may hang ian
closet in the kitchen. It saves
much time and labor on waIshing
day.
Alwas 1:ave a match safe and
s%raper in the kitcben. It saves
much disfigurement of wahs. Get
your tinman to make yvon tin boxes
w'1ithi tight-fIlttin1g lids to hold yeast
c'akes, tea, coffee and spices. They
preserve the flavor. A large apron
made of oil cloth, and bound with
braid, is useful when washing
clothes or dishes. Squares of zine
or tip are useful in the kitchen for
sta1ndn1g saucepans on. If you are
wihOut ice in the summer, keep
driLking warter i n glae carteLn
ware jars or pitchers. The evapo
ration and condensation of the
water on the outside of the jar Nxill
;Eep its contents cold.
WHAT FAn.As ScCUn -That
farmer will scceed who makes up
i i S ind that the whole secret of
success is in himself that it is the
man and not the business that
elCS. 1 Will SU ed if he bri
o bear the sameic' amount of skill,
for~etbought, energy, economy. ani
jaagmei~nt th:at any' othier bianch ofl
uiness requires. He will suc
'c"d if he sticks close to his farm,
:c the mchanie :oes to his shop.
and not expect to work three or
rot onths and thenf take his ease
thle res. cf the year. Thbat farmer
will suCce who takes the papers,
and diigests wLat he reads, and is
not afraid of new ideas and new
methods of industry. He will sue
eeed if it is his intention that
whatever he sends to market shall
be thle very best, and so made and
put u that when seen it will bc
captiv'iing for its freshness, clean
Lnss andc purity, and will be un
hesitatigy taken on account oJ
1is well known character for hon.
esty of weight, measure and count.
Those who have farms may thinli
themselves fortunate, for aithougib
they will not thereby fna sudden
roads to wealth, they will certainly
prove that persistent farm labo1
wil bring a sure reward. It is
w~orthy of notice, that the ad.
vnturer and speculator, witl:
blsted hopes and shattered healti.
and fortune, have in the end tc
come back to the farm for h ealtl
and safety. Agriculture is the
basis of national strength an5
wath, and a most certain and hob
eral support of all who follow it in,
telligently.
01:Ni; ELi hu.Take (3 iargc
jac oranges and 1 lemon, ~
oun o au sugar and { ounce u:
geltie;dissolve the sugar in i
pin of water ; pour $ pint of boil
ing water ever the gelatine ;whet
i(1solved str-ain it ;put thie suga>
and water on the fire;: wheu it boih
add thue gci'tine, the juice of thE
rngsand lemon, with a little o:
the eel; lt it boil up. and ther
eAte (ieservmrg 3 wnltes foi
ergue1),) 1 quart miuk, 5 table
spoonfa ls sugar, 2 teaspoonfuhi
vaila pich of salt ; put in a pud
dingj. dish, whiclace in a panl o:
wter in~ the oven and bake. When
nerl caked, add a meringue made
withl the 3 whites and 2 taespoon
fasbown sugar to each whfite, and1
an 1avorin. Bake a light brown
I ms Cm-:A.-3 tablespoonfub
of sI-Lte. ~-gound rice. TelUes of
gs,3spoonuls of 'water, 2 o.
cram 0 J pI(on1ils of Zine sugar
0T th rc add~ the sugar and mi
t L soth ith wtr .gandT.!y omng
pe o cicam, and stir -ew
ovraclear iG:o Untit is "e
if ihs' neete nbahr
stve wil tr graig thmwii
iose :utcrestcd in bP'~-'
a-, I
i~.tuvCS xv~i? try grC2~fl&~ ~ \Xli~.
l~,1. i~
THE GENUINE
DR. C. XcLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECFC
OR
VERMI FUGEE
SYrMPTOMS OF WOi'S.
TH_E countenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occason. flu s,
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, an( sometnes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip
occasional headache, with humm'ng
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva ; slimy or furrew
tongue ; breath very foul. particularly,
in the morning; appetite variable,
sometimes voracious, with a gnawing
sensation of the stomach, az others,
entirely gone; fleeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools slimy, not unfrequent
lv tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accornpa
nied by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
Are found to exist,
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIF.TUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN M.RCURY
t in any form; it is an innocent prepa
ration, not capable of do7;zo tie slightest
iijuy to the mtost tender in;fant.
The genuine DR. McLANE'S VER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING BROs. on the
wrapper. -:0:
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommencied as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to," but in
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prepar
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un
equaled.
BEWARE OF UZITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box 'rx:w a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impiression DR. M\cLANE'S
-Lav:rapper...bears the signatures of
C. MCLaxE andU 1.iM1x Baos.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.
C. Mci,ANIcs LivER PILLs, prepared by
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the
market being full of imitations of the
name McLan e, spelled differently but
same pronunlc!anon.
- ESTA3!.!SH E0 1835.
Successors to Chipnan, Hsmer & Co.
629 F. Str'eet W'ashizigull ix C.
Patets proe';red jind aliitrie.e No FE13~
AInA:c::. N.cmg unie..s t:e jateut is CCrynt
d. No iees i.r :nkn prelimim,ry.exauna
lion. No adi(tionl lees for ol>t:aImoig and
liAo Inefric' C .e i>efore thec Paitent Oliree,
Exte-ions' ??efore Co~ugr1e:s. InCfring,.eaCent lguita
a difl'eren: 'i~ a ne n.ai I litizni:Ou :er tamxiug
to Inventions' 0- Patenits. SENzD sTAAMP Funi
PAMPu L l- O SIxY PAGiEs.
Unitd SttesGourts and Departmenits.
Ch:ir m aa.ecte in the Supreme Court of the
Untei>es (or 0of*ci ('aid;. Cor. of Comn
'Com!s'ion ""miIal '.orts oi war claums before
te Executive Depa' rtmeuts.
Airears of P~ay and& Ecunty.
OFF1CER.J 'se taLEW an d s^.x Ans of the late
vr, or *l'-i hers ar in many cawes entitled tei
moner fromn the G.ove'r~nee. of which .they
hav e 0nowI' e. Write fui! history 'a' ser
v'Le, :Id 'tate amount of pay and( bounty
rece-:e. E:else tampn. :un! a full reply, alter
eC:Yinitio", will i;e givenC you tree.
Ai OF'F;.e't1s,I on:an 5dAILOuS wound
ed. rutue or JU injue : the nte w.:ir. h::wever
,-lghtv. an btsn apei.io::, mn:y nowv receiy
c,- ''ion are entitledi to an IncreaCse. Send
t.p nd)*C~ info'rmaition. will lbe f'urnished free.
UnitLed States General Land~ Ofice.
Conte ted L.and Cases. Private Land Claims.
Mini- Pc-empienand IIomestead Cases,
prec.i]e before thle Ge~neral ILand Office and
D partmet of the interior.
1.1~ Thunty L.an:1 Warrants.
Th'.*s *'- it of the Comir.siionlers of the
Ge ri tad ~ G iic sow "52.890 acres of
U 3uut.y La' d W'rat 'ou0 t taning. These were
a--semes nei:uerfct we give instructions
to p'er.V ee! them.C
Eah deperiment of our busines is conducted
i ctat e rIan, ui(ier techargre of expe
(-:reso (f error a" fraud man aT'fvrttorneys
ar ~ -.Cended from pracee bfeoe the Pens~ion
and )tVe oi cec year. Claima::ta whCose
atorey 'h::':e: been thCussuspendedi will be gra
tuk2 f)rised wi2h full infom0ation and
ro er pape: on'a application to us.
' ...v e a:ge no fe utle.4s suiccessful. stamps
foreurn, nostage sh'ould be sent us.
ibera!. .;1 erangemets madei(1 with attorneys in
GILMO ~RE~ & Co.,
P. O. liox' 4. Wa'dhingrton. DL. CI.
I aeneasure in ex pressing my entire con.fi
bcein' th redpiin-t ndifi r ielityd on h
La-.v. Pa!reE and Coi ehiYlus of Gilor a&
ao,ofts cit .
jHWA HOTEL
.a e .C ; i'.;,'a nbetoe at all
een: a-nMito wit-: echriiv. afti'er ThCe
C~lo-: ,.~d' ' 0CC V ' 'C~ N'1'.'. 22. 'i7- !'.
P
Q Invia- s b I ate go o
T9.r- ' EDE R 1 N 101*4 PRICES,
0,;
iNFNUECAL SHIALL
A 1iUNT IN CA -
W'ill bimy q'ar.1auntity of
~a1 goo2s.
Pr Lid wys that pucas
STo:K FULL AND VA10US
PRIX2-F.A UNP ACAIi
SATINkX A AO
GUARANTEED! c
C IC
T1Fl'TTOM
AND
De sirs that everybody may be
happy.
A Dllar Saned is a Dollar lade.
.Jan. 29, >-tf.
TilE'OR.1
FU RCHGOTT,
BENEDICT
CHARLESTON, S. C.
iFFER THEIR NEW FALL STOCK WHOL]
SALE AND RETAIL
At Lwer Price
Tin are paid hv customecrs for inferior o
aucetioni goods.
Torta of the hinest and: best selected stot
of
Lace Gurtainis,
Oil Cloths,
Window Shades
SILKS CLAKAS,
Shawl!s, Blantkets. Flannels A.lpaem
(Cashutn:es, Firs tf andSecond
..io.urnling Goods, Kid Gkhves,
Notions, iusiery, Rib
bonis, Silk Ties, La
tlemnen's
U uI (de r w ear,
Liniens, Table and
Piano( Covers. Towels.
T1able Dtamaesk, Napkins and
Domiestic Go'ods, anid thousauds
of other goods too niumerous to met
tion are nocw plueed before our old
custoi'mrs of the State of
Southl Caro)lina, anid we
guarantee to the
public and the
pecople of this State es
pecia!!yv. that th rough our
HM IrrM
And long e-tabliFh'd repuitation with buye1
and sellers where
Of dollars have been exchanged throu.a
ear house, that we will give better satisfa
tion as regards
Quality anld Prices
Tu gools purchased from us than any oth'
iG SAMIPLEs SENT ON APPLICATION.
N. B.-Charges prepaid oni ai! goods ov<
and :above 810, bent C 0. D. or for Post U
flee Order. Er Please name this paperi
ordering goods.
Furchgott, Benedict & Co.
275 KING STREET, CHARI.ESTON, S. C.
Oct. 30, 1878. 44-17.
JIust puib1lied, a new editia
of lir. CulverwelIPs Ce-lebrate
E.ssay on the radical cuire t(wit
-*min al Lo es I.M i'oTENer. Men tat an;
Physlea Incacty Impdimnts to Ma,
an'dl -r. idneed byx self-indutilgence or se:
2 .; - Pi ce, in a1 1euled enveloGp?, only s
Th clbated athor, in this auirah!i
in1g con.,eC(ti 1ences 01.0 !f-abne mayp' bet ra
can v eured' w . ithoui't t iie (hl' anroius us0 <
int'l meri ine or thell 11i appien;tion of 0) 1
'si:CCpie, ertain.Pl an ietubymas <
condiion nmy be inn Sure hilfV chal.
'L r.tn Thi etiholdin thie han:;
1c. 'mier Age:y, il a V Phun nl- si
Uay :l'Ir4pg-a t reiig of S;m1)0. i'
ormed a connection with the Lama
Purchasing Agency, I will give personal sr
oervision to the aunvering of LETTERs 0:
,.or .mi nw-.vnrdine of S:enoles. Ptn
zd
J-- Z
P4
J 1 - -
ml0%)WO Ws
TRY EIR
cz ;
COL M.I , S.' -.
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411
PROPIdETOR.
REUE PRIES:
VERTCAL CANE MILLS,
LIST OF PRICES,
Q R~ollers, 10 i chi s diame er, 8:; o
]') 4." 6 ii0
' 14 " " 8
LAhJoiCe pie hcoml-ti;d' wih Fr.u:w. WXith
t Fran: e, 'elo leSs~(2 on c. M ii!.
HORIZONTAL 3 Roll
er Mill, for steam or
Water Powe~r, $150.
sEND YOUR~ ORDE.P. FOR~
SYRUhP KETLES
TO
JOHN ALEXANDER,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
A pril 3, 1878-14-1y.
DR. E. E. JACKSON, j
COLUMB!A, S. C.
ii.emoved to store two doors next to
A full stock of Pur~ .Medicinies, Chemni
carik Perfueries, Toilet Articles, Gardeni
and F'ield Seed, aways in ,tore~ and at
deCrs rm t)) i : 1nde-1 to.
p 1r. !1 1,2--tU,
I-s
at1 the New Store on Hiotel Lot.
I hav no on hand a l(rge and '1iiat
W AiES, 01.0'1(8 kWEL.RY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
r 'v101IN AN GU1TA!t STRINGS, :
n SPECTACLES AND SPEACTACLE CASES, *f
IWEDDING ANDO BIRTiHOAY PRESENTS.
All!Ocriers byV and! promptlpy attendeCd [o. 0
Wiehmaking an:d Repairing I
Donei CheQaply unJd with Dispatch.
* Ca and examine my steek and prices. v
"EDUJARD SCHOLTZ.
C ov 21, 47--tf. a
SUWESOR To: W2LM JGNES & PAREER,
- (etwee Pool's H ote.l and thle P'o:. *)111ce,)
p Ip
' u sl* the E NTIfR E STU' OCK
-''ej ''' :4 a,bile Manaufac:ory of
-s i& Parker, I ampre
* a L di of wor W' in this ~ line.
-andi-~ forU~- JaleHR,
1. It)L k. M ETE,
- s LECLEjTHER, UPPR L A) &c.,1 t
r ii tierk best od ers REl.xNGt
I; alwokdn t re
dMc~ Ehi an niSar
rch ines.
So -- C)
g'z* .a a -- e
C57.0. J.wU . 8 9
~ ~ 0
R "D
(D 0 0
ca)
-s
ID
00i ICA
REMOVED
TO
se Storc li
WU ; A COMPLETE sTOCK OF
ANOYANDSTAPLE liYI800J8,
D) tESS GOO'DS. DOMESTICS, LIN.SEYS,
'iwEl:DlS, CAkSSI FElmS, TR13[
)iUNGS, NOTIONS, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
1RO0ERIES, &c.
The above goods will be?
GRA NITEI ILLE SIHRaTINGS. SIIEE~T
0.
\GM :ul ')RIL. ?LNG:3 to mnerchants at
It vonu smtP y your jiteret you will comtC
M. FOOT.
0OWTE R'S CORNER
Opposite A. M. Wicker's Old Stand.
Ati which place may be founid a good se
,ON i,0TIIS. ';f tie bes lirands
IE.NNE,1. SH.\WLS, BOU
BOOTS and~ SHOES,
Including the Stitch Down.
Withi miost of the articles desired for fami
V us'.
Tese goods arc all FRtESIL. and selectec
speciallIy for this mrarket In'~ AN EXPERT ir
1 trade.
t J R1M'1 & 80NI
Oct. 1t;, 42-t f.
itatonery andr Einding
E. R.STOKES
HAS just openeoi, in the new and hand
>me bui!ding imir.iately opposite thn
bomix otitee, on Main street, a comnplet
ock of
ST A T10NERY,
oaprising Letter, Cuop :ui Note Paper, o
: sizes, qutalities and of every description
i. Ppers of Cap, Demy, Double-C:tp, Me
hunf, R'yl Sunper-Ioyal, and Imnperia
Se, which will be sold in any quantity, o;
w:
sa actured into Bla11k Books 0f any sj7:e
.1 ri d to any paitternl, and bound in arn
-I, at snort notice.
EN X'E LOPES
eniess variety-all sizes, colors and quali
BLANK BOOKS
f every variety. Memnoonmdum and Pasi
onks. ~Pocket B'ooks, Invoice and Lettc:
Ok, ieceip)t Books, Note Books.
AiCi i*: ICS andt DR~AUGHITSMEN wvil
ra comnple:e stock of materials for thei:
r.c Drug Paper, in sheets and rolls
'i B u itns, Postal Paper and Boards, 01
aper Peni, .ae Colos, in cakes amn
>x Brnn,bes, Crayons, lDrawing Pens.
S1I(OOL ST.iTIONERt
t every description; o. gre.ot variety of con
"ien-i~:md useful articles for both Teacher:
id Pupil.
A LSO,
Photograhl Albums, Writing Desks. Port
lios. Cabjas, with boxes, and a countles:
iriety of
FANCY ARUTICLES.
Also, a most elegant stock of Gold Pen:
id Pencil Cases, super:bly-mounted Rubbei
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indelibh
ii Capring; Muella::ec; CThess and Back
unmion'MenO atnd Boards: Visitingaond Wed.
ng Cards. and everything usually kept in a
'irst 4Iass Stationery H@use,
'bir-h theC snoscriber in tenids this shall be.
ie wil s Il eeniduct his~ B[ND)ERY :ad
LAN\iEh OK 3,1AN Ui"ACTOR~Y aind PA
Et'-11-NG~ ESTAHLiSHIMENTF, wiche
sb nsucceCs!ii: operation for over
ri; a ers in' this State, cad to which he
ilL cotnnue~ to devote his own tersonal at
ntion. Hin stock will be kept up fall and
>mp ete, and his prices wilt he found always
asonblle, and he hopes to have ao share or
itroniage.
E. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov 1.5, 46-tf Oppo- ite Phonix Office.
IThN BINmR 1109[8E.
Passec.--ers on both the~ up and down
:,it's ive 'lie us;o:.l time for DINNER at
hton, thoe juneon of the (G. & C. Rl. I.,
tilthe S. U. & C. R. R.
iFn.-wl .en a .1 -ui the ch.arge rea
1 1 sce1la eou'.
U DII 1, Uluf I bI i1 i
-0
RE,.T' NEW.si .PEiN EVEiU PU11L.161ED
AT
TlE -A!ITAI. ()F SOCTII CAOLINA.
(I
Cli:Ci LATIuN L NDE AN) oNsTANT1.Y IN
ci:i-:.\ $1N i.
VE INl'ECTF'L!. NVITE THlE AT
TE ;NTl of Ih n adog conn iioy to the
excllent nwwsipe p .C 1e11anw pul-li
,in l Cln:nbi:I. TI * D.;EI-TE11 is the
on.iy 1) z1wr ever ubii e at lte capil of
S-nui Calroiln which is conducted as are
tIh tle-dg .;iies (fthe priicipal cities of
tho - 111.trV. Wehav :f: ; i : .111t0 sin
g iV.h!- curpi of Witors-genth-tin well
k;o4W!1 t11 (.' Cver iie .SUae foI their larning,
ab1i;ity :an .d :a D11eocalic rn il.;
Ielin w I:aV. ) ervi the :11e a 1l the
South on eve.v .:inww ie<ean
1, % 0 12~' V)~t~ wheVll ic Akiel."ildI
ars' ior tilir SeiVie!,. ind who m1aV be
safet.y dep;Siid upo eliable leadei-S of
the In-ntLercy~ ini th lie ofI' j1ournils::i.
TII I . 11, Y REG l.-.TEli is a twenty-eiht
colimm a papear.'.S ilics. printed mn gtIod
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Sen. 25, 3')-.
THE UNEQUALLE JAS, .EFF11 DOUBLE
PORTABLE '") STEATIONARY
SAW, FLOUR AND GRIST MIJA
aTU G,1PULEYS AN~D !ANGRS
-eddm, POOLE & HUNT,
Mar. 13, 11ly
RaRi Roads.
Greenvile & Columbia Railroad.
Passenlger Trains run daily, Sunday excepted,
:onnecting with Night Expiress Trains on South
Carolina Rtail Road up and down, and with the
Carlotte, Columbia and Augusta and Wiiming
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroads. On and
after Monday, November11, 1878, the following
will be the Se-hedule:
UP.
Leave Columbia, - - - 8.15 a m
"Alston, - - - - 10.00 a m
- " Newberry, .. - - - 11.23 a m
" Iodges, ' - - - 246p m
" Belton, , - - - 4.20 p m
Arrive Greenville, - - - - 5.55 p m
DOWN.
Leave Greenville, - -- -8.4am
" Belton. - - 1.0ai
" Hodges, - - 10p
" Newberry, -- --alpm
" A!ston. 4.-p
Arrive Columbia, - - -6.5pi
Andrso BrnchandBlu Ri - Rail Rad.
Aoudrs,onsday and lueRidgy eave RAn
erson'for WValhalla Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
UP TRAIN.
Leave llelton at. 4,23 p m
" Anderson 5.15 p m
" Pendleton 6.10 p in
" Perryville Q.50 p m
Arrive at Wa!halla 7.80 p m
DOWN TuAIN.
Leave Waihalla at, - - 7.00 a mn
-- erryvilie, - - 7.40 a m
"rendieton, - - 8.SJ a in
"Anderson,' - - 926 a m
Arrive a't Btelton. - - 10-15 a mn
Laurens Bran.ch Trains leave Laurens at 7.30
a mi. and leave Newberry at 2.33) p. m. on Tues
das. Tihursdays and Saturdays.
Abbeville Branch Train connects at Hodge's
ivih down and up train daily, Sundays ex
epted.
THOS. DODAME AD, Gen'l Supt.
JABZz Nonrox. General Tieket Agent.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
(CHA R LESTON, November 9. 1875.
On and afterSuunday next, the 10th instant,
tiIIe Passenger Trains on this road will run
a follows:
FOR AUGUJSTA.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Charleston at.915 a in and 7.30 p mn
Arrive at Augusta at.. .5 00) p m and 6.55 a mn
FOR~ COLUMDIA.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Charleston at ....7.3I) a nm and s.3i0 p mn
A rrive at Columlbiat.1..35 p mn and 7.25 a mn
FOR CHARLESTON.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Augusta at.....3 a mn and 7.30 P mn
Arrive at Charleaton 'at4 20 p mn and 7.1.5 a mn
Leave Columbhia at.:....3 2.5 P mn and 8.00 P mn
Arriye at Charleston at. 9.45 p ni and 6.15 a mn
SUSIMERVILLE TRAIN.
(Sundays egeep)tedi.)
Leave Suninerville,......... -....7.39 a mn
Arrive at CharlestOn................8.40 a mn
Leave Charleston.................3.20 p mn
Arrive at Summuerville. ......... 4.30 P mn
ACCOMMO!)ATION PASSENGER AND
FREIGHlT TRAIN.
(Daily, except Sundays.)
Leave Columtbia at...............6.23 A. M.
A rrive at Branchv ille at .......12.4 Noon
L e re Ilranch vie at............1.05 P. M.
A rrive: at CoiIlub?a at...........6.45 P. M1.
P'.rak:hst, Dinner and Supper at Branch
;.s concto made at Colnmbia with
le C1nmrlot.w, Columzbia ar.d Angusta Rail
ttaW w points5 North.
y':.y'ngers fo points on the Greenville
n.: ,C,:nnb;a Rtailroad. will hereafter leave
on .-0 i'. .M. Tra in.
S. S. S)L.OMONS, Glen. Suti.
s. p~ . !:-s. Geni. rane..Agnt.
PATU &ASEI~ LLE R. RI.,
AND
SP.RTANBUR& UNION & 00LUMBIA R. R.
To-t f&llowbi' P- "enger SCcedule will be run
on and afe Motudty, .5 ovemaber 4, 1878:
DOWN TRAIN. GP' TR AIN.
Arrive. Lecave Arrive. Leave.
o ulen-cs..... 1.40 p. mn. 1".30J a. mn.
a . ......... . 2.0 22 p. mn. 9.40* 1'.00
el r ....... 2.4 i9.21
Pryoui City... 3.2' 8.45
. andruml.... 3.0 8.21
a pobea. .. 4,3 '7.6
[nmnn..............4.8) 8
aton..... 4 40 7.22
Air Line Junct'n 5.2' 6.50
s ar:anburg. 5.40 6.00~ a.m. 7.10 6 80
L'eolet ........ 6.54 6
o esv ile....... 7.38 6.o5
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