The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 22, 1880, Image 4
YceItlanetns.
UNDER THE tHRIST_MAS
SKY.
BT HELEN M. COOKE.
Out in the cold they hunger and shiver,
Dear little children with brave human
hearts ;
Where is their God to save and deliver ?
Where is the confort His pity impar - ?
Wrapped in the folds of comfortable clothing, -
Dear little children, with sweet, tender eyes,
Gaze for a moment, then turn away loathing,
Under these wonderful, glad Christmas
skies!
Under the burden of sin, and of sorrow,
Is there a hand that is hidden, and warm :'
Is there a sun that will rise on the morrow,
Over the clouds of misfortune and storm?
Out from the mold will the daisies and clover,
Into pe:fect'on of color and grace,
Spring in their per*n'me, to glad the world
over ? [face.
Where is the bloom, then for each little
[Yonke:s Gazette.
OURC11ISTASBEARSTORY1
--
It was a Christmas Eve, and
Uncle Bob sat before a blazing fire,
a little nephew on one knee and a
little niece on the other, while
Aunt Katie sat quietly knit
ting in her own particular corner.
Uncle Bob has two children of
his own, and that made his heart
all the warmer toward every child
he met.
'Tell us a story, uncle,' said lit
tle Dan, looking up from Uncle
Bob's left hiee.
'I know a pretty good bear
story,' replied Uncle Bob, with a
sly glance at Aunt Katie.
'Oh, tell us that, please,' cried
little Fannie, from Uncle Rob's
other knee, her pretty face all aglow
" ,with eager curiosity.
-Thirty years ago.' Uncle Bob
began, 'It was a wild country out
here. The woods was full of bears
and wolves, not to speak of other
varment, and the settlers had to
keep a sharp lookout, I tell you.
'I was a young man then, and
reckoned the best looking chap in
these parts,' Uncle Bob continued,
with another glance at Aunt Katie.
The latter looked back at Uncle
* Bob with her usual quiet smile.
'You know it yourself, Katie,' re
turned Uncle Bob ; 'leastways you
thought so once.'
Aunt Katie blushed, and went
on with the knitting.
'Whatever may be said of me.'
Uncle Bob resumed, there was a
gal in the neighborhood as hadn't
-her match for fifty miles around.'
'Now, Robest, expostulated Aunt
Katie, 'what put such nonsense in
your head to-night.'
'It's only the sacred truth,' Un
cle Bob protested; 'she.was my first
-'sweet heart and her name was
Katie.'.
'Te same as auntie's,' interrupt
ed ltle'Dan.
TJest so,' said Uncle Bob. -That's
what they call a coincidence.'
.The big word reduced little Dan
*to- silence, and Uncle Bob pro
ceeded:
* 'Katie's father was +he richest
man in the settlement. He had
moved out early, had helped to
-~ fight the Indians, had been sent to
the Legislature, was a Justice of the
Peace, and owned more than a
thousand acres of land. We called
him the 'Squire.
- 'Katie and me had been as good as
engaged for a couple of years ; but,
you see, I was too sheepish to speak
to the 'Squire. I wanted Katie to
do it, but she said it wasn't none
of her place, and so matters stood.
'At last a sniptious looking chap
-his name was Sam Tibbetts
come out and started a store and
grocery at the cross roads. He
wore store clothes and had long
curly hair, which he kept oiled
to such an extent as disgusted all
the fellows and enchanted all the
gals
'Njone of us had any chance when
he was about. It was nobody but
Mr. Tibbetts. He cut us all out
by tt'rns. If you took a gal to
mneetin' or to singin' school, ex
pectin' to see her home, jest as you
step up at the close of the exercises
to offer her your arm, ten to one
but Mr. Tibbetts would scrouge in
ahead, and your gal would walk
off with him, leavin' you the mit.
ten.
'He came it over the 'Squire by
agreein' with him in politics, es
pecially on the wolf-scolp bounty
question ; so't when he begun to
pay attention to Katie, the 'Squire
looked pleased like.
'I don't I 'aow if Katie wanted to
make me jealous, so's to bring me
to the p'int ; anyhow, she seemed
to take a shine to Mr. Tibbetts,
which cdrove me half mad. I'd a
thrashed that gentle youth outer
'We're a'most at him now,' said
'nele Bob.
-ancy Hopkins gave a quiltin'
ud everybody was invited. The
als was to quilt the quilt durin'
he day, and the boys was to come
nd dance witn them in the evenin'
nd then see 'em home.
'I went over to the 'Squire's to
ngage Katie, but she said, with a
assy look, she was much ableeged
-Mr. Tibbetts had just been there
6fore me. The end of it was that
went away in the sulks, and
lidn't go to the quillin' at all.
'Well, that night, as Mr. Tib
)etts was seein' Katie home, they
vas walkin' along, talkin' po'try
about the moon, which was three
uarters fall and shinin' down
bright, what do you tiirk come
bulgin' out into the path right -A
afore 'em ?'
'The bear !' exclaimed little Dan,
excitedly.
'The bear!' echoed little Fannie,
turning pale.
'Well, yes,' said Uncle Bob, ''t
was a big black bear. He g've one
fierce growl, and Mr. Tibbetts,
jerkin' his arm loose from Katie,
took to his heels and run for dear
life. He didn't holler murder ! for
fear the bear'd hear him and take
him at his word.'
'The big coward!' muttered lit
tle Dan, clenching his tiny fists.
'So he was,' said Uncle Bob.
'But poor Miss Katie ?' inquired
little Fannie, from whose eves the
tears began to drop.
'The bear,' continued Uncle Bob,
growing excited as he neared the
climax of his story, 'jest r'ared up
on end, cotched hold of Katie with
his fore paws, hugged her to his
shaggy breast, and give one bound,
carryin' her off into the forest!'
Little Fannie sobbed. Little e
Dan's eyes flashed, but in spite of
him, were full of tears.
'Oh ! Robert, you shouldn't
frighten the children so,' said Aunt
Katie, looking up and dropping a
stitch.
'Don't cry my dears,' said 'Uncle
Bob, patting each of the little
heads ; 'all's well as ends well.'
'Mr. Tibbetts had hardly finished
tellin' the 'Squire about his darter
bein' kerried off by the bear, in
spite of Mr. Tibbetts gallant efforts -
to rescoo her (in proof of which he
showed the scratches he'd got in ~
runnin' through the bushes), and '
the 'Squire hedn't near got done
callin' him all sorts o' hard names,
when who should walk in, safe and
sound, but Katie .herself, and me e
escortin' of her.
''Bob Staples,' says the 'Squire,
graspin' of my hand, 'accept a fa.I
ther's blessin'!''
'I do,' says I, bowin' my head.4
''But the b'ar ?' says the 'Squire.
''I'll make you a present of his
hide to-morrow,' says I, lookin'
big.
''How ken I reward you ?' says
he.
''Now's the time nor never !'
says I to myself, pluckin' up cour
age. 'By givin' me yor-~ darter for s
a wife,' I answered.
''Air you willin', Katie ?' says the
'Squire.
''I am,' says she.S
''Me, too,' says I, not waiting to
be axed.
'Jine your right hands,' says the
'Squire.
'We jined 'em.
'By virchoo of the authority vest
ed in me as a jestice of the peace,'
said the 'Squire, solemnly, 'I pro
nounce you man and wife. Whom
God hath jined together let no man I
put asunder ?'-and no man hain't
either.,' added Uncle Bob, proadly. ~
'Then it was Aunt K~atie, after
i,' cried little Fannie. 'Oh, auntie, C
weren't you ever so much fright
med when the Lbear carried you A.
ff ?'
'She would have been,' said Un- b~
~le Bob, 'but you see the bear, as he
whisked her away, whispered some.
~hing in her ear.'
'How could a bear whisper, I
hould like to know ?' objected -
loubting Dan.
'Well,' replied Uncle Bob, 'I may
is well come to the moral of my
story. It was myself, dressed in a
>ear's skin, that carried off your
mnt and frightened poor Tibbetts I
ut of his wits.'j
The little ones clapped their
2ands with glee.
'Now hang up your stockings
or Santa Claus, say your prayers
ke good children and go to bed,'
aid Uncle Bob, setting down his
isteners and going across to plant
kiss on Aunt Katie's ruddy
heek.
As Christmas approaches, the A
'oung man who has been toasting
Turn;
R.Y. LE
t His METROPOLIT.1
Offers the Largest
URNII
Ever Exhibited
E, PARLOR A
All Styles of Fi:
1DROES, SIDEBO1Ai
CHAIRS, all kinds,
Mattresses, Bed Si
dow Shades, Se
tnd in short every article of
These Goods are a
he Carpet Exiibitor---the m
Come, see and be cojnvineet
Nov. 17, 47-2'r.
WRIGHT & J.
HANDSO.
-A
O'VEE R(
-F
m YOTI
.argest Assortient in the
Pri
IAT. S, inX the
And Every 01iwr Articl in i
SWIT & J.
Oct. 27, 41 -.if
FUU
I am still 1keping h
naking the Finest
~tate. My Cutter is
~tyles as they make
ashionable circles.
ailors emnployed(.
Samples sen: ont apm
f (only) French and
fXys on hand.
W . SWAI
30LUMIBIA CL(
L. L.
JARGET STOCK!
Mr assortment of fine and plain Clothini
the fargest ever e~ihiied in the city of C
on o yv friends and thec public generally
ill be pleaseud with its variety and excellen
tl Prices! All St
GOMPETITI
ee Agent for the Celebrated STA
Best Shirt ii
>F Don't. all to call and1 see me when
Mv.
Oct. iS, 8-1y.
Dry GJoods
(EW STORE IN
UNDER WRI(
)RESS GOODS, ini all t:
'INE%I ILOSIERYI~ for Ladies,
Ladies' andI Gents'
-ents' Furnishing Gooi
G ENTI
LSO, A LL T IlE ST APLE GOODS USUA
Send for SamIple5. Express charges on al]
paid by us.DEP R S
right's Hotel Block, -
DIRECT IMPORTE]
ENGLISH AN
TH E LA RCEs'I
MEClANICS' TOOLS of every descripti<
Wagon an.1 Carriage Building and Trirmm
Circular Saws of all size furnised to ord
Lag Bbbitt ea, Lathiery ling; Iil
Lo acing B ai Mc, ach ry ihs, Fi
LieAeet hse,hi, Latf n
CRiCUw Las,PitU,Ol,VrnihA,
m2 ALT,
CRICULTURA
OF ALL
',I1('.
~AVELL,*
FURNITURE STORE,
and Best Stock of
Cole
in this Market.
IJIIM ROOM oUTN
Am
nish and Prices.
HAIR and COTTON
)rings, Desks, Win
wing Machines,
Furniture kinown to the trade.
If at LOW PRICES.
ost perfect tof all inventions.
1?. 'v. LEAvELL.
W. COPPOCK'S
1
, STORE.
.E SUITS
ND
~DO) A. '~'S -
OR
IS AND BOYS.
City, and at the Lowest
ces.
Latest Styles.
en1lemen's Furnishing Goods.
W. COPPOCK.
LLOTHING
ND
p my repu~tation for ~
Ustom Work in tIhe~
alive to all the latest b
their appearance in
None but first-class
)icationl. A full line r~
English Suitings al
BIA, S. C.
TE--F
)THING HOUSE
LOWEST PRICES!
g and Gent's and Youth's Furnishing Goods
olumibia, and I respectfuilly invite the atten
o0 an examination, feeling assured that they
e. Come and judge for yourselves. g
fles ! All Qualities ! at
ON DEFIED.
.R SHIRT, Warranted to be the ki
tthe Market. m
in the.City.
L. KIl\TARD,
COLUMBIA, S. C. an
and .IYojions. WI
COLUlvrBIA, S. C.,
N-TS HOTEL.
ie late v-arieties,
Velv-ets, Caslunieres, etc. j
Misses and Gents,
Fine H-and-Sewed Shoes.
is a Specialty,
'S' AND BOYS' FINE HATS.
LY FOUND IN A DRY GOODS STORE f
orders amounting to $l.00 and over will
& EDMUNDS,
- - COLUMBIA, S. C. han
Ri.
- --------- con
Fi
tAND DEALER IN
D AMERICAN
hIA, S. O. 0
' VARIETY OF w
ig Matedial. try
br. an epEckn.uI
e and ap~ of .11 ki-upc
-;tones.
ushes, &c. R
L M0,MNTK
LKIMPLMENS.
KNS .m
T11e I4 I1-Q-it 21.d v ix
COOKING AND Hi
That has ever be;,n b:ought to the Southern
LE E C
e in R;!chmon, Va , one of the BEST COO
Stove i, very large and it stands :t the he
. is, a very large sasor tment of
hEATING
m whi-h i to h:- 'ound the WOODBINE,
h!e i:.' !EAN ' l'ARL()IR S)VE, which sr
o her S!oves.
St;rangers visiting the City would do we
ng elsewhere.
Oct. 1:3, 42-tf.
5XCELSIORC
S
- t;
~]
Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEP
AND FOR SALE BY W. T. WI
O0
C.2
MM
~R'fiYOUR BACK ACHE'
.nd a uise:lses of the KidnCy. .Isadder
and Urinary Organl l-y wri N.t:ig the
proed Exce<i*or kidney pad.
is a MARVEL of SEALING and RELIEF.
-mple, Sensible, Direct,
Painless, Powerful.
:UR ES where an else rails. -A R~EVE
N an-t REVOLUTION in Med ieme. -.1
*prio lorl direct apication. S o)ppo-ed
m ni lIs:htory intera c m-e it~ iiles. Sen d
c- i.ol\iy dru.jists. ori sunt by mail,on
ipt or price. $2. Addlress
Thie "Onliy" iing Pad Co.
DETROIT, Mich.
his the~ ()riginal and Gernine Kidlney
11. Ask for it andl take no other.
e ct. 2;. t1 Gm
COLMBiA S. .
M~AA :JFACTURZES
TEAM ENGINES
oma five-horse power to any size,
Boilers,
Saw :i111s,
Grist and Cante Mills,
(G-:.rfin for )lachinery,
Column' s and ArchIitectural Work
for Buildings,
RailIines for Cemeteries and.
lCoies, and Iron and Brass Cast
ings of all kinds.
IIaig a largo stock of Patterns
geeral work, eastinugs can be wade1
short notie.
Special attention given to RIE
UIRING MACIIINERY, of all
ids. All work doue by the best
chais, and prices as reasonable as~
be bad for good work anywhere
irth or South.
Mr. PETER KIND, the founder
I former owner of this establish
ut, superintends the business, and
I! turn (oQt -iok ling but good work.
Address oruers to
G. DIERCKS, Proprietor,
eix Iron Works, Columbia. S. C.j
)ct. I X, 42-3m.
esp1-efnil1 annroune thaLt they hav,e on
Li r 'AEN ever 'oroughZlt to Newberry,
istig of
.sk's Metalic Cases,
Embaming Cases,
Rosewood Cases.
INS of their own Make,
chi are the best andl cheaipest ini thle j
vnga FINE H1E tRlSE the~y are pre-r
i toii un i inprls in townI' or coun
a til mton appr iovedl mlnn ter.1
.rin.ratnin<Vvnt h aln
-l gr ave whenEtf 1V; desired. w sng
fe us a call adeas r prces
v saC. n C AMA &u SONt' . f
y ,17 .1 - N
CWCA~AND & ON
iy 7, S7i~. 19-rf. Ii
______________ 11
C
WANTED.
! S.SE
O:V,:nong which is to ibe . u nd Ih e !
0 0 K,
KING ST VES now in use. The Oven of
I ifa other Cookiing Stoves. (
STOVE S,
,;!i" ilh': forC t: .ing Churchei:'- .11Id S r ,
I to call ad ,x ;rrie my stock be ore pur
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OK STOVES'
THE BEST I TIhE IMIAMET.
Fourteen different sizcs and kin(s. Five
izes with Ename1l Ieserv r!. Allpted to
1 requirements, and priced to it all purses.
LEADINC FEATURES:
)ouble Wood Doors, Patent Wood Grate. e
Ldjustable Damper, Intercha:gcNle Auto
aatic Shelf. Broiling Ioor. swniging IIearth- e
'late. Swinging Fiue-Stop. Rever-ible Gas- d
uning Long Cro.ss pIece. 1DonN'e Short
'enters, Heavy Ring Covers, Ilhnninated Fire t
)oors. Nickel Knobs, Nickel Pune, etc. L
Unequaled fu Material, in Finish, and in
1peration.
PARD & CO., Ba!tirnore, Md.
.IG HT, Newberry, S. C.
T HE "OL
L.UNGPD
Cures by A BS 0RFP T I0ON (Nature's way)
11 LNG D:SEAsSES,
THR1AT DISEASES,
It DRIVES INTO the sy-stemi curative=
age1nts am111iliwain'r medlicines.
It DRAWS FROM thc l ise:asecl parts the
poisons that caun.v death.
Thuard T'..tf toisVrus
ce ipt f'Prii. 82. 0, by
The"Oly LugA adCD
DETROIT, Mich
sedfor Tesf~toal ISASESu,bok
1TH11 El- ATHYE-U enfE8
No.101t 8 roa Stnree,btnTn:n
I h)aS nd:, cae1 ehmia pexamina
pOtista, 10., li.t c:i ti di ..0.
te ~rit . ' tc itsl Vres --. itt
thot who esire niavn iae ofaried ri e
si. . p i!. T mon .\!. R D .,LL
EoneCG..UAL: ms I,e i ren
ol ofv l)u1". rsn i
E,he&ey" Jenills &a Co.
113. 1013neenth Street, RBet. OND, a.
For .ibyDr.l.e.vnt, Sl .e
f R-Newborr , Oct. ;~. :2, 4-7m. 4
Onav th d' ae Loss of .ci xuin
Ait Leture onii' the Naturie,ratment,. and
Rdical eur of. .ea Weakss~, or Sprer
matorrhoefad nued by self-Abuselot.' Invol
utrye- Eisi ons.0 Imoten, ervoutrins Oc
bilit, andImpeiments rto n Mari aden
trall; Conupion,f iulrepsyi'.' dits;"
etal . u ad.Psic a Iapacy&.- By. a~r:doUi
ROE J . CULiVEWELL M.D. au;thor 0ina
thre cGfnBok'c
Thet word-ronownedatoin thi at
m~ialeLeu. LeaURy proerom is
11n .r Forienetht Stet awucBonseuen-1
ees of e -bus may S be eAT,ey reov
fo cburie . intum cstrnr. or, 44-rils.
pon ing thmd re at ocfera'
a Lec-tua, on hie! ueveytutrerer, -nod
ntrihal hie ofndeitina bens, may cu)r
himslorrhea. p rivaty eladse rainl
b- its ctue i l.proebto to Maraegn
ta:l aondu tosn is. ,ad is
enta ande Psal, Inapait enelp.to
anyER adre. on recit ofLL six. centiorof
theddresen bobshers&.
1A T.,he wrork, N.e Yuo.; i thOie ad
rnira.ie ectue. Ocarl 13,ve fro-ly.
Oice vi Booz aners Stori-lower'sBilig.
oilptice : ite (tCour t on Edgeieldr 1
md- hi Newberry A!r! buine eatruste to I
e iltb romptly el i atte ne veopo.t
Sepn15 3-tie. 0if. itO ixcn~o w
IiAIN TREETw r, NEBRS. Y. G. 01c , n
BLEASlEY HATL, I
Offnoe Oven, andooies te opln an
i cll pacnid nw wtnhe rso dneft al
)Snep. or1 pr,38 for TET-I E
ENTT
This connienrrc oflcat in xcellen
prINg tIe, Nwe3 frished table, etc.
xomendt thish e to vey n.
Oct.S16,OT2-,f.
no cOuttit send freeto the oeo w i to
ienoage ~n th mnosht claant ane arti all
ours, to pit ar notr reuied. We w:ill~
nnew orkrer wante tone.-Many
ngrto work til rtr mad boardeery dayl
an cant bepo m ra nl w atalny orinr
upom.Th osiviicie wol logeati e cen
il inid tat hottroa to ever vune. AddrS
.Iale &C.,-olnd, kno. Evrr:ngt
I"+1 - ._ew - Caialnt eure.W!wl
iruish yorr everything. ~1U a day and up
'arLls is easily made without suwing away
om home over night. No risk whatcver I -.
any new workers wanted at once. Many T
re waking r'ortun s at the business. Ladies I
take as niuch its uien and young ho aF
.ri~ make great pay. No one who I
ag to work tails to made irtore eve ?
1411 Ciii) 1(0 male ~h it week at allV or
U lulnylil en! - 'hI i o-e wIr *m~g:a~c at once
ill tind a ~hort road to t' rt nue. Addr-ss
lirilleti & Co.. Por-tiand, Maine. ci
Oct. 13. 42-ly. an
Rail Routt;.
N3!umbia & Green'it e Rlilrond. .
1 1 t1 l:::er M ..o:diay, No ventber . l ,. the
.e::{tr T1r ri.< t i:l : m s l"ulltit" d::i:y. ,un
LI'.
f-lVe C u ab1IU1I. - - ' - I".-, L.It
- E'.,t, - - - - - 1.-.a5 1 Im'
-- 11. . . - - - 2 p m
-. i . n , - - - f.!1 p m:
rrive Grc,vIe - - - - *:.' I in
1)OWN.
:. e t' i" : " ". - - - 1"' 1 :t lit
-- t: e:ry. - - - 1.I1 t, m
ri-.- (. u mbi:t, - - - '.16 1' In
NDEiAON 1;.\NCH AND ILUE -'lii i
DiVl:4IUN.
)aily. cxcet Sunday.
UP 'riAIN.
eave 1:tiou at. -..2
'' 1C lt 'il" ti )i':l
-- .1;nle.3 o Ii r n
" l'errv al! t. 5 p ti
te.: r-3 -n e . I t Ir
T. ,L . ."ei:et.. i'..'1 t. mi
- - -. - - l ' :: In
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'iil 1O :-.: ..Ii:: : y i xe .: ' I ' .iYX-:rt
.-it" . b - i: t--e~ a c u t . l i i '
L" L'
-i t <iown au ?n t'& ':,ia 0 t U:<ly U :- p.
*-ped .I ae a err 2 41 p.e m. ice.1 -t'oa
Up i doi: n Tr-:'I: Ot thet ml:.in omintn e
|lse Co) :ectlin at 71 1: ii i with t!:eup : d ST
own +1-t: ': n T : on the 1 ,i1mb t'"">- I.
ia t'e Wo ~.::ze m:.m.:adAgs:
1:1 i i:-r . : t d t. w ; -un ofthe 0 . :- a
:!iir"I ~ t:. 1. ." ' :1W :h C .1- eT ' 1i, .. t
Urr;. ti.l' a lai Co,:::-tais.: 1 ra m ; at . .a
2.5 C r! :e:tdi . tatt Air '.:;re_" IP
in a:ti m i l.:d..t:. 'rr : ": 1 at i S. a th . wi
NoTE":--1i. t i :rl! .'i ha:l been 1 cha: ed ' to
:: iO as :* NOn. t h1chi 7. 1 : 1 uici Ces
tar ;::t n1 -: hitir l.- r:::--. Ca
A . PY:-:.G rxi Pas cng r Aget.t. se
0.eave Ch' 1ia at-ililrad dViniftP. F.
i'. 'rN, at.. >... I'.\ICT. -NT.
CILANGE- OF SCIIIEDULE.
On Chan aft Nov'mber 7 at. l'asen:-r
rainis 0.: thIis rodwil't runl as tfollow., mI1
11 furthetr noItct:
GREENVILLE ESPREI'S.
OING EAST, (DAILY EXCEP'T Si.NDAYS.)
.eave Columbia at - - 6.0 A. M.
rriv:e Camden at ' ---- .5H P. M.
rrivt_ Charleston t - 11.25 A. M.
(I ':NG WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNI).LYS.)
.,av ;t;Charlestmn at - - - 6.01 A. -M.
,e v a:lnat - - - - 7.o) A1. M.
trriv,e Cotlumbbtii at - - - 11.!1) A. M1.
WAY FREIGliT AND IASSENGE'R.
GOING E.AST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Columbia at - - - 5.1i A. M.
Lrriv\' Cam:ien at - - --.1...... :1.
..rrive Augnat: at - - - -: '.\.
trrive (harlestol at - - 2.) . 31.
GOING \WEsT 1AILY EXCEI'r SUNDAYS.
Lcave C;lh:Il'1ston at - - .. A. 31.
.cave A .\t::a:. at - - .5 A. M.
rVi Comnibia at - - - t;.25 P. 3M.
"PtI.neng rs leavin;i Colonh:aia or~ iCharle.s
ont on thetse itra ins will hatve t o ch::;e ears
.t lra: h v:l ii t o rr:eh Char b-h t':I at '.0 'i'.
>1.. or Cohuinbi:t i ;.25, 1-. 31..
NI'IiT EXIlES..
GOING EAST DAILY. A
seave Columbitia at - - - .' .M
trrive Jharte.stoin at - - . - .M.R
GOING WEST DAILY.
eave Ch:tr]esto'n at - - - ' P M
t rrVc o tW.l.jttat - .0 11. M4. P
( n 4 olinbia Division XiTht IExpr s
rains. rani daily; all ot her Train's daily ex- er
On U Au.ue Division ali Passenger Traitns
in dily.ii
Sleeptin. Cars are attachedt to Night
Expre.M Trinits-berthis onily 1.50-btetween 4
tiltmtbia, Ch::.riestoni and August:t. On
turdays:mdi'' tt Sundays, round trip tickts
r:- old to ani' lUfom all Stations at one tirst
lass~ !'re for the round trip, good till .lon
hty~ noon~i to ret urn. ConneI ctions made
tt l'tolumbi wi:in Gtreenville andi CoItumi
Mira yt.i arriving. att Cohtithia a!
1.1 A.'\ 31 nd avinai. Columbiia ataoP
:'tia: ''b:1 North by tran arrivitng' at
r1s for New York onl Wednetda]ys andIt t ur- '5
avs: also,1 wit jI avannahia and1 Chartileston
.a'iroad ito all points Sou* h.
Coe.nisit m ar5 t e tade at An.,.t.t '* wth'
cor:~iLa It::.ilro:e I and C enral e:ta oA "
iul fro0:n all noints South' a:al WeA
Through 11c' kes can he~ purchased to al!
Oinits Soa:h amti West, byv aply'ing to
A. is. 14:Sar4sL1IE. A getI, Co.ia.
D. C. A LIL ENxG P. & T.
JTonN B. P1:CK, G; meral ',uperintemb-nt. '
~ARTANBUR8, UNION & 001.UMBIA R. R,
AND '
P.1GTANLBURG & ASHEVILLE R. R. a:
SPAR.TANBURCG, S. D., Sep. 27, 1880. m
On ::nd af'ter thie above daite the folowing c
chedules will be run over these Roads dai!y,
Sudays excepted): n
UP TRAIN.
,ave Alston................3.0)0 p. m. C
" Union .................I4 p.nm. fo
trri'.e Spatrtanb)urg..............S.30) p. mn. ti:
.eve SpaIrhanhurg......... .....1.30 p. mn.
rrive Ut Henrdersonvil!e..........5.00 p. mI. Ci
Cloe onl'e12donU is made at A!ston wih
Lin flroml Coltubia on Green ville & C Ium
Ia Rod .it: Co i'lumbia. connlcCtionT is made1t P.
ro Chrieslcton, Wilmitton anid Aut~.
At~ Spartanhrit., cnctrc:ion is mon at ci
ir Line~ Do 'with rtains frmun Atlanta
ndi Cha!lrlotte2. a!<o wi:h Srtage Line ttox Gln
prti .
At HendIersontville, conn.etion is made IS.A
-i t Ii ir-tta- LTine of SIt:;eS to) Asheville, s-n
irici:there the :ie even ig n
Parti:s det>iro'us of viel:Ig Ce -ar's HIeadI '
r other poits5 0f ite.rest canf be pIrovided W
ith i. st ('1:.-, conYvranCceS fromi the Livenv of
tbes in Hlendersonville at ieasonable fr~
TRAIN SOUTH
ill le:ve Hlendersonvile. .........6 00 a. mn.
eave Spa.rtaulburg...........10.10 a. nm.
eave Union.... . ....... .. ... .12 10 p. m.A
rrive at Aistor.................3.17 p. m-. hta
These Roads are in excellent erndition; sa
Irrished with first classi Coaches; provided i
ith all necessary appliances for safety anid liv
>mftoit of Pas-engers. A t Spartanb.lrg :yid I nf
endeursoniville the Hotel accommofld:tins
-e now ample for a large i-iercase of trave!.
hey will be found web; supplied with good
ointain fare at reasonahie rates.
Jis. ANDER1SON, Sapt.
IRS. EIMA F. BLEASE,
PROPRIETrRESS,
NEWBERRY, S. C. r
>wV open andl fully prep-1ared to ett I w
I" Te triture of every detscriptionis ne tIC..i
1i no it 4r ill bi e tl pa.re.[)t~1 ti4mak all ptr- n
'L 1"'igted, andtit the t>ett ventilated of an .Yo 0
lte in thte up-ctntry.i nk.
Ih li.H otel is furish .-w Wi it :tine eis:ern' noe
it weil w' ter. andI The tabtle is guZarantaed ii .I
be. the bestL in thle place.
TERMS REASONABLE.
uldo 1 -
Fuyl8. AGENTS
WANTEDL
Ve wantt ai limiTtd nu uiber of atitve, (en- annt
..'ti. ,.atiir5oes 10 er1 mage i 'i. a 1)ieasant it
* ?ffi.stellan1~eou..
. Y
tX
j .Ftmo. *.,J Idte.
:,_::i' G1er and Sf.omLxneh
_- ST AC TR -
a:e.ac.s ,r n P-.---a ' to old
',.. -- - r S:l orn
2'- -ni?t:e sp1ie n
;t iver and Sto;nach
ato-n .. In an[t" : x;dc-F"'r ai'-ment.s of
l :a .e- 1 i V Lr- .. PricI T :tIi
aM a:au. ' 2 a ^ :!t-l.r i"''i:land
u )an's A bi.. rttVe 'iedi^nal oody
~"rous o m r :b' er :aAis. Price 2..
o_man'N AL sorntive Medicinal Foot
;: +..--F:rnumn eta andslug
she;rcnfan Price per pair 25c.
asorp;tlon Sa:t-1:;icato.d Foot, Baths
F'r od,Oustuetions and
all cases wh're a foot hath is
needd. Per h.:f lh. 1:aea^-e, 25o.
:,"r sa,; 1)y all drunsi:sts--O:- sent b,y m:il,
sg:pa:.id, on reciit of prie.'Ti AbsoPioD
!t is )t " ' an mast t s.:y
;-,"ss at purhasir's x Itn e.
-'a'.ess of M halS L( l?-n s In
-"d 1ia who otier : ; sniar in
rU and ODOR to the' TRUE HuiAN' saying,
iv are th sa!:.' &:." Beware of all
:. P:,s only g :fn up to s;ll ou the repu
as :tat'!chP1 e th:e gropn PR VATS
v:-:N3 s,.i of th- lii:an Pad Comlpany
if :iicted with cl:rtnic a,lments send a con
"<.'ription of symptUimS, which will re
ivt prompt and c:.refuI a:!tenltioln.
''i i{OLMAN's iiCe is free. Full treatise
at free ou1 appliIation. Aridros,
11'qi?N PAD CO.,
. O. Bo. 2.112) 93 Wliarl Street, New York.
HA DYEl the safest
and best ac:s instan
taneou,ly, producing
the moat naturai shade
of bl:Ick or'brow:;doe
RISTADOROS flty ppled~l.C iS1ana
pr'para' ion ; favorite
upon every well ap
pointed toilet for la-dy
or gentleman. Sold by
all drugists anl)' p
ied by ru iair dressers. J. CR1.4TADORO, f
93 William Street, New York.
ouv., Cods5 SreTr:m,.rn
AND
chitis, Asthma, Consumption,
d Ah Disenaea of TH ROAT and LUNG6.
Put up in Qur.rt-Size Bottle for Faminy Us..
leientfic-tiv prepared of P-a.2u ToIn. CrystaPfized
og Gar.dy, C:d Rye,. a:A otar tonics. The Formula
known to our beosa. phiysic1ans, is highly comnmenided
thm and the a:ahdis of our most prominenut
mist, Erof. C. A. 1 A R INKR, in Chilcago,linon the
i of every bttle. I: i:, 'il :nown to the medical
>fssiona the.t TOLU R(;CK and R . E will afford the
,iest rehief for Couos Co!ds. Influe::sa, BronchitiS,:
r Tarcat, Weak l.u::;;. al.a Consumption, in the* in
ient and advanced stges.
Ued as a BEvE RAG!R and APPETIZER,t makea
lihtful tonic for fam:ily use. Is plea.sant to take; i
a o: debilitated, it, gives ton, acoivity ad strength
the whole huma~n fra ~m.
'CAU ION."rBE dE.
ers who try to a~2ion upon youRoc andARe in
plac t onrT0.L R.O.K AND RYE, which is
the only medicatd rticle made. the genuine ha-f
ing a (GOVER1NMENT 5TAMP on eachbo,
L.WRENO2E & MARTIN, Prpre8ea's
111 Madison street, Chicago,
;7 Ask your Druggist for it:
SAskc your (,rocer for it!
2"-- Ask your 'ine Meorchant for it!
37"Ohlaren, aat your Mmma for 1t2
. Sold b DEUGGISTS, GROCEEE5 ane
IE MI iCN.ANTS everywhee,
NO MOR .
AC~4UT EOR CH R OMIO
~ALICYLICA
nut::.c ! ;i ::1:ier tie above Trade
r. bx thei E:CiU9EAN SALICYLIC 1ElD
r C:-us GCAA.sT.EED. Now exclusively
I yall celebrated Physicias of Europe
.I nerica. The highe5t 3Medical Acade
of! Patris report i5 euires out of 100J cases
~tin three days.
~ecret.-yhe only dissolver of the poisonous
c Aciti which exists in the Blood of Rhen
tic and Gonty Patients.
CURED,. CURED. CURED.
1. S. D)ewey, Esq.. 201 Broadway, Inflam-.
. L-.,.. k .- as thington 31arket,
r. E. Towne,' N: s Nnth street.(chalky
-m:uinl in the joints; Chronic Rtheuma
.i. .n:r-. 2 Newark'i yaense Jerseyi
l:ni t iahi
m .U . Ture ' t e, '0 Sanchez stree~t, San
I: 3LuA:w :IA 1;r:NT AND) < !itONIC
UYLIA. 1,: , o A~I UURE,
rscig entiel th us of 0 Sn'.phate of
i1::c, as i: wil o" ny uhe fevers, but
achieve a RAD)ICAL CURE, without any
the itconvenierces and troubles arising
a Box, Six Boxes for $5.
Sert free by rail on receipt of money.
K YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT,
taena imitation or .submitute, as our
eiva (oyr;b:hted) is guaranteed to re
e. or moil' retfunde:!. and will be dle
red. Ir'-e an~r cip of ordrs by cailling
ASH BUR~NE & CO.,
SuLE AGENTI>,
Er:dway, cor. Fulton S;;., (K~nox Build
iri, NEW YORIK.
W.E MEU G,"1ol Agent. --
* m l fan-, fe, ih al n
* nei-: or 'to.n:e!!ng the moist
:i: ii .:c hat anyonefl canl
0::.:.3-i The'' -:!nias is so e'tsy
-.e u nre :na-are -o siple
- y a:-:. No onecan
wW2 Womenl are as
an te' mad. atV th bui
- n.- i.::::Gr Ci d 'It in a sr l
'1:on . Y 1n e*: etrage in thlis bu-i
d:.bu:pur :t:re I in: n .t;Oret profit.
d..no h.veto inlv*'t cal:talI in it. We
ali the k'. Th:'.e wh needtic readly
v. hould wl ts at~ onc'. Alltur
* ree .V d-Ir :;Ta : Co.. Avg.a
e. Oc t. 1:; 4:2-!y
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