The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 22, 1880, Image 4
iscellanztois.
UNDER THE CHRIST-11AS
SKY.
BY 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 comfort 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?
Oat from the mold will the daisies and clover,
Into pe-fect'ou of color and grace,
Spring in their per'ame, to glad the world
over ? [face.
Where is the bloom, then for each little
[Yonkers Gazette.
OUR 18T 8 BER STORY
-0
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 child'en 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 I-Tiee.
'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.
'The sainc as auntie's,' interrupt
ed little 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 lookinag 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.
'None of us had any chance when
he was about. It was nobody but
Mr. Tibbetts. He cut us all out
by turns. If you took a gal to
meetiu' 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 niow 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 2'rove me half mad. I'd a
thrashed that gentle youth outer
his paten' leather boots, but he wasi
allus so polite that there wa'n't nol
decent way o' quar'lin' with him.'
'But you're a long while comin'
to the bear, Uncle,' put in little
Dan.
'We're a'most at him now,' said
Uncle Bob.
'Nancy Hopkins gave a qailtin'
and everybody was invited. The
gals was to quilt the quilt durin' A
the day., and the boys was to come
and dance witn them in the evenin'
and then see 'em home.
'I went over to the 'Squire's to
engage Katie, but she said, with a
sassy look, she was much ableeged
--Mr. Tibbetts had just been there
afore me. The end of it was that
I went away in the sulks,,, and
didn't go to the quillin' at all.
'Well, that night, as Mr. Tib
betts was seein' Katie home, they
was walkin' along, talkin' po'try
about the moon, which was three
quarters full and shinin' down
bright, what do you tink come
bulgin' out into the path right
afore 'em?'
'The bear!' exclaimed little Dan,
excitedly.
'The bear!' echoed little Fannie,
I turning pale.
'Well, yes,' said Uncle Bob, 'It
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
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 I
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
escortin' of her.
''Bob Staples,' says the 'Squire,
graspin' of my hand, 'accept a fa
then'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 ta-morrow,' says I, lookin'
big.
h''How ken I reward you ?' says
''Now's the time nor never !'
says I to myself, pluckin' up con"- ,
age. 'By givin' me yor-- darter for
a wife,' I answered.
'Air you willin', Katie t' says the
'Squire..
''I am,' says she.
''Me, too,' says I, not weting 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,'J
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
neither,' added Uncle Bob, proudly. 1
'Then it was Aunt Katie, after
all,' cried little Fannie. 'Oh, auntie, C
weren't you ever so much fright
ened when the Lbear carried you A
off ?'
'She would have been,' said Un- b(
cle Bob, 'but you see the bear, as he
whisked her away, whispaered some.
thing in her ear.'
'How could a bear whisper, I
should like to know ?' objected
doubting Dan.
'Well,' replied Uncle Bob, 'I may
as well come to the moral of my
story. It was myself, dressed in a
bear's skin, that carried off your
aunt and frightened poor Tibbetts
out of his wits.'j
The little ones clapped their
hands with glee.
'Now hang up your stockings
for Santa Claus, say your prayersiI
like good children and go to bed,'
said Uncle Bob, setting down his
listeners and going across to plant
a kiss on Aunt Katie's ruddy
cheek.
As Christmas approaches, the A
young man who has been toasting
his toes, and lounging on the best
parlor sofa, begins~ to try and get
up a quarrel with his young girl so
as to escape bankrupting himself
on a Christmas present. jarn
[BRaihore Ecer y Satuzrday. .nr
Furni
R. Y. LE
,t His METROPOLITAN
Offers the Largest ai
UR N1
Ever Exhibited ii
ED, PARLOR AND D
All Styles of Fini
CHAIRS, all kinds, E
Mattresses, Bed Spr
dow Shades, Sew
Ln1d in short every article of Fi
These Goods are all
he Carpet Exhibitor--- the mos
Come, see and be convinced.
-Nov. I7, 47-Sr.
CJlotMt
WRIGHT & J. V
LOT HINI
HANDSON
-AXD
OVE R C
-FOR
MfEN,1 YOUTHE
.argest Assortment in the'(
Price
aATS, ii te J
And Every Other Articei in Gei
WRIGHT & J. I
O.ct. 27, 1 --if.
UCUST40IM C
-AN -1
I am still keeping up
naking the Finest C
Utate. My Cutter is a
tyles as they make t
ashionable circles.
railors employed.
Samples sent on app1
S(only) French and .
vays on hand.
W. 0. SWAFI
Oct2 2-, LU.
30LUMBIA CL1
M.L.H
JARGET STOCK!
Mv assortmnent-of fine and plaint Clothinga
the largest ever eihibited in the city of Colu
on of my frie'nds1 ani the public generally to
ill be pleased with its variety and excellence.
UI Prices! All Styli
GOM PETITiC
ole Agent for the Celebrated STA R
Best Shirt in 11
W" Don't lidi to e.1li and see me when in
Oct. 6, S-ly.
Dry Goods as
(EW STORE IN C
UTNDER WVRIG]
)RESS GOODS, in all th<
Silkrs, Satins, V
'INE~ H-OSIER1Y for Ladies, Mi
Ladies' and Gents' F
-ents' Furnishing Goods
GENTS'
[S, ALL TIHE STAPLE GOODS USUALL
Send for Sam ples. Express charges on all or
paid by us.DEPR S&
irght's Hotel Block, - -
HIardw
JOHNC
DIRECT IMPORTER)A
ENGLISH AND
COLUJMB
THE LARCEST i
MECHANICS' TOOLS of cvery description.
Crca r Sw of al sis frnshed torde.
acing Babbitt Metl Mchinery Oils, Files
Lime, Cement la r irLths, B ius
ALSO,
OF ALL Id
hSaar Can e l,Sarans nuad Eaporo
Corn Shi lers, Fed Cutter, 1Hoes, Aes, [a
rin Cradles, Grai and ras Scyhs, e.,
I{%te aency for the celebrated WATT PLC
ire.
&VELL,
FURNITURE STORE,
id Best Stock of
FURE!
a this Market.
INING ROOM SUITS,
sh and Prices.
SFES, TETE-A-TETES,
'AIR and COTTON
ings, Desks, Win
ing Machines,
irniture known to the trade.
at LOW PRICES.
t perfect of all inventions.
R. Y. LEAVELL.
1. COPPOCK'S
6 STORE.
6E SUITS
4OATS
AND BOYS.
Nity, and at the Lowest
Latest Styles.
itlemen's Furni.shing Goods.
V. COPPOCK.
'LOTIUNG
II iG 0 01 DS!
my reputation for
ustom Work in the
live to all the latest
heir appearance in
.one but first-class
ication. A full line
"nglish Suitings al
:IA, S. C.
INIJGLOTiiiA'G
I'HING HOUSE
LOWEST PRICES!
nd Gent's aind Youth's Furnishiing~ Goods
mbia, and I respectfully inviote the atten
LD examination, feeling assured that they
Come and judge for yourselves.
isAll Qualities !
bN DEFiED.
SHIRT, Warranted to be the
he Market.
the-City.
L. KIMARD,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
id Natoions.
OLUMYBIA, S. C.,
IT'S HOTEL.
late varieties,
elvets, Cashmecres, etc.
ss and Ge'nts,
ine Hand-Sewed Shoes.
ia Specialty,
AND BOYS' FINE HATS.
Y FOUND IN A DRY GOODS STORE
drs amounting to $10.00 and over will
;EDMUNDS,
- COLUMBIA, S. C.
are.
.D DIAL,
3DDEALER IN
AMERICAN
IA, S. C.
ARIETY OF
Material.
ber and Hemp Packing.1
and Rtasps of all kinds.
,es.
es, &c.
IMPLEMENTS
INDS.
re~ Bolig Meal, &c.
es, Shovels, Spades.
and Iron, Back Bands.
and and Rod Iron.
GHS and Castings of all kinds, which I
8tovei
STOVES,
The Lar-(,-t and Fin"
-COOKING AND HE
That has ever been h:oaght to the Southern V
:elebritl(
LEE C'
Vade in RIchmond, Va . one of the BEST COOK
this Stove i, very large and it stands at the head
Also, a very large nssortment of
TfEATIlNT
Amn! whieh iq t tound the WOODBINE, sl
,.l-o rite IADIANT P'ArLOlt STOVE., which st::
BOX :n14! u;her Stcves.
Strangers visiting the City would do well
hasing elsewhere.
Oct. 1A, 42-tf.
EXCELSIOR CO
I
Do
Ad
me
BU
Cel
Do
op
Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEPP
AND FoR SALE BY W. T. WIE
Maa
- 01
LO
Cu
CHE YOI BACK ACHE
And all discases of the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Organs uy wearing the
Improved Excelsior|Kidney Pad.
It is a MARVEL of HEALING and RELIEF.
Simple, Sensible, Direct,'p
Painless, Powerful.
I CURES mrlere 'III (.Ise f., i1s. A D42L
TION REVOLUTION in eic
sorprion or diriet appliection. as opposed -il
to unsa:u::etory intern:l ineitcinles. Send El
for ou tr:isi n Kidney troubles, sent
free. Sol.I by druggist-. or sent by mlail,on CA
receipt or price, $2. Address
The "nly" Lung Pad Co.
WHAIAMS BLOVK,
DETROIT, Mich.
This is the Original and Geruine Kidney
Pi. Ask fOr it aUd tak(- no other.
Oct. 2. 4 m.
Iron W1orks.
CoL.UMBIA, S. C., ti
MAIh.JFACTURES
STEAMy ENGINES
From five-horse power to any size,
Boil Iers,
Saw Mlills,
(Grist and Cane Mills,
(a.;' rting for Machiniery, E
AGRICULTL1URIAL I MPLEM1ENTS
Columnis and Architectural Work U
for Buildings,
Rn:ilines fur Cemecteries and._
Balconies, and Iron attd Brass Cast- A
ings of all kinds.
Having a large stock of Patterns
for general work, eastitngs can be wade
at short notice. I
Special attention given to RE-*
PAIRING MACUINERY, of all 16
kinds. All work doue by the best nU
mechanies, and prices as reasonable as bi
can be had for good work anywhere
North or South. R<
Mr. PETER KIND, the founder
and formier owner of this establish. m
met, superinttends the business, and cc
will turn oat nothing but good work. l)
Address orders to Pc
(I. DIERUKS, Proprietor, rn
Phenix Tron Works, Columbia, S. C. hi
Oct. I x, 42--sm. th
Respeefnilv annonnee that theyV have on an
hand the largest and best variety of BU'
RAL C '.1l6ever bronght to Newberry, -
consisting of
Fisk's Metalic Oases, M
Embalming Cases, E
'Isi
Rosewood Cases. ho
Db,
To;ge'her with
tah
OFFINS of their own Make,
spr
Which are the best and cheapest in the cot
Iiving a FINE HIE ARSE they are pre
>red to furnish Funerals in town or coun
ry in the most approved ma nner.
Particular attention given :.o the walhing Ic.
ip of graves when desired. . wa
Give us a call and ask our prices. fo
I. C. CHAPMAN & SON.
May 7, 1879. 19-tf. lint
tha
WANTED.
One Hundred Raw Bides, I
WEEKLY,
At PINE GROVE TANNERY.A
VARTIN & MOWER,
PROPRIETORS.
1, j IQ%frt lnt or
ATING STOVES d
a:kct, unong which is to he founl i be
D O K ,
NG STOVES now in use. The Oven of
, all other Cooking Stoves. A
STOVES,
itthe for !eating Churches anl Storis,
d; over all oCth. es. Lrg as;rtnen t of
A
to call and examine any stock be'orc pur
A
COLUMBIA, S. C.
T
11I STOVES'
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
ourteen different sizc and kinds. Five A
s with Enameled Rervo:rs. Adapted to
requirements, and priced to .:it all purses. a
LEADINC FEATURES:
ible Wood Doors, Patent Wood Grate, C4
justable Damper, Interchangenble Auto- g
tic Shelf, Broiling Door, Swinging Hearth- c
te, Swinging Flue-Stop, Rever.rible Gas- d'
ming Long Cros's Piece, Double Short
ters, Heavy Ring Covers, lhnininated Fire i
rs, Nickel Knobs, Nickel Panels, etc. ly
nequaled In Material, in Finish, and in f
ration.
ti
A RD & CO., Baltimore, Md.
;HT, Newberry, S. C.
4 \
'K T
"THE ~L
t:U;G PAD
res by A B S O R P T IO N (Nature's way)
dl LUNG DISEASES,
THROAT DISEASES,
BREATHING TROUBLES.
A
t DRIVES INTO the systen curative A
nts and healinz medicines. A
t DRAWS FROM the diseased parts the
isons that cause death.
housands Testify to its Virtues.
U CBI BE REIIIEVE), AD CURE~D,A
m't despair until you have tried this Fen. t(
yIe. Easily Applied and RADICALLY a
FECTUAL RTf'emdy, 31
oll by Druggists. or sent by mail on re
ipt of Price, $2.00, by
The "Only" Lung Pad Co. L
WILLIAMS BLOCK, A
DETROIT, Mich.
;enl for Testimonials and onr book, 9
'-:I IILLIONs A YE.," sent free.
Je. !-, 41 - m:.
........-- - -- -. T*
b0odrr oI Stae Assayr alld Chemist,.
No. 1013 Broad Street, bet. Tenta and ri
Eleventh, E
Rxcm-toso, V-a., Aug. 22nd, 1877. C
I have nmade, a ciare ful chemical examina- S
m of a samnpic of "Silmmne'deafl, All- 2
sta, Co., Va." R.ye Whiskey, selected (1
.nmyself :u:d representing alot of 20a a
.rreis in the haads -i ,essrs. Jenktins & ~
egal, aml' find it en;drcly ree froma adul
ratio'-. I cian fully recomndn it to. a
os who desire an ariiele of as<ured puri
.Wsr. 1i. TA YL'In, .i. D., S
'- ..t' .. and C'hem~ist. lb
NoneC Genuiae unaless fyeering the Signa. ~
ref f
. Ciourteney Jenkins & Co.~
WHOLESALE LiQUOR MERCHANTS,
3 5. Fourteenth Street, RICBTaOND, VA. lp
For s .le by Pan. S. F. FANT, Sole Agent
SNewberry. Oct. :27, 44-8m.
LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN -
On the Loss of
1. Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
dical cure of .Seminal Wecakness, or Sper
itorrhoa. induced by Self-Abuse, Invol
tary Emissions. impotency, Nervous De
ity, andl Impediments to Marriage gecne
ly; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
ntal and Physical Incapacity. &c.-By
)BEIRT J1. CUJLVE RWE LL, M.D., author ofL
a "Green B3ook,'' &c.
Che world-ronowned author, in this ad- A
rable Lecture. clearly proves from his L
i experience tat the awful consequen- A
of Sel f-Abuse may be elTectually remov
without dangerous surgical operations.
ugies, in.ytrumecnts, rings, or cordials; tr
inai:ng out a mnode of cure at once certain b
d elfectutal, by which every sutferer, -no fr
ttter whtat his conditiona may bie, may cure
useif chaeaply, privately andl radlically. A
i This Lecture will prove a boon to
iumandls and thiottuais. a
,ent under seal, ini a plain envelope, to -8]
y adress, on receipt of six cents or two
stage stampils.
Address the Puabb shers-.a
T H E CUL VE RW E LL ME DICA L CO.. a
Ann St., New York, N. Y.; Post Office Box,
n.Oct. 13, 2s-ly. 01
G. W. ABNE Y, e
TTOREY-AT-LAW, E
fce Over Boozer's Store, Mower'ulBuilding.A
V~ill practice in the Courts of Edgefield f
1 Newburry. All businaess entrusted to
will be promptly attended to. cH
ep. 15, 38-ttf.
NEW HOTEL. E
Chs commtodious eadice, situated on
AN STREET, NEWBER~RY, . C., atnd
>wn1 as the
|LEASE HOTEL, rN
tow opena, and invates the people one and
to call and know what can he done at all
irs, to wit: Ana Extra Good Breakfast,
ner, or Supper, for TWENTY-FIVE
NTh.
~orty or fifty regular boarders wvill be
en at propotttonately low rates- all
Ihe convenience of location, excellent
ing water, weil fuxrnishcd table, et. an
amed this hecse to every one.
ict. 16t, 42-tf. we
Outfit sent free to those who wish to
engage in th- most pleasant and profi- an
I table business known. Everything to
new. Capital not required. We will ,
dsh YOU everything. $10 a day and up
d is easily made without staymng away ,
n homne over night. No risk whatever -
making forton. s at thie business. Ladies
e as much as men, and young boys and
s make great pay. No one who is wil
to work lails to made more every (lay:
a can be made in a week at any ordinary:
10ymeant. Those who engage at onace
fid a short roadl to fortune. Address i
allett & Co., Portland, Maine. erj
t. 13, 42- ly. an'
tint
W. H. WALLACE,
ttorney -at-Law,
NEWBERRY, S. C. .n
et 2, 4.a._fr
RaU Roads.
Diumbla & Greenville Railroad.
on and ::ter Monday, November 8, 188o. the
n'-erger Trains Till run as follows daily, Sun
,ys e.xcelpted:
U P.
ave Columbia, - -- - 1125 a in
.. ,, .. . - - 12.35 p i
SNewbearry, -- - - - 1.3i p mn
lICihe. - - - 35S p M
-licton. - - - - C;.I1 p in
rrive Grteeiville, - - - - t.2 p M
DOWN.
:.ve Gnv e. - - , - 10..55 a i
1. - - - 1. a m
.. oige.M - - 13> p mn
Newberry. - - - 4.11 1' in
Astun. - - 5..v . 111
rrive Cu!umbia, - - - 6.15 p in
NDLERSON 13R-ANCi AND BLUE RIDE(;
Di VISION.
Daily, except Sundays.
UP TRAIN.
.ave .elton at. 5.12 p
4 Anderson 5,.2 p un
" Pendleton 6.3 p =
" Perrvville 7.v5 p ni
.:Vt $enec3. 7.T2 p ni
rrive at W~,nit!a 8 S
OwN'I ItA IN.
nare Wu!ba'n :,t. - 0.'" a n:;
D.tl Uenec., -. a )
I', ~ ~ ~ i nj.- - 1'" l
- ' roii. - - l' a n
rrive::: li:e n, - .- :.13 a in
L-virtn,.- i;.ir.4v I r: i:% 'xa .:Ure::: at 7#.0(
m. :::.r 1.' ;. m.. a::d Nrwberry at 1 .0 a. M.
i 4. 4 p. m 0.. daily exce;pt SunL iS.
ALb rille Itrul.cl: Trai: c.u:ct* at HOdge's
ith down ai: :to :r.i i ai!y. SUndAys Vx
pted. Leave Ab:.vi'le 12 3) p. n.; eave llod
s 4 oe r. :,
Up and dowii Tr:in on the mrin stem make
ose conIetion at Columbia with the up and
wn drv l'isenger T-anr6 on the Souh Cro
L;a laiiro.:d anSthe tn-oug.i Paserrer :ruin
the Wi:ugton. Co:..,via and Augusta
ailroad; at Aitn ivith t..nns of the Sps%sau.
irg. l7ii-i:ird Co%uv:,la Raihostd; at StImL
ti C;mrttc and Atluita Air *.iie lttiflsy
,3m and to AJ.L,ta 'or ai: points Soith.
NoTx--Stai.dard -ne has bren chan~-ed to
uit o! Washi:.4ton. %hich is fifteen nunutes
%.er tIan Cuinnibi: tim:e.
J. WV. F.I1Y. G-.r'l Supt.
A. PoPz, Ger.eral Passeugcr Agert.
Duti Carolina Itailroad Company.
PASSENGEIm DE'PART'ENT.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after November 7. I8SO, Passenger
ruilns o' this road will run as follows un
i further notice:
GREENVILLE EXPRESS.
GOING LAST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
eave Columbia at - - 6.10 P. M.
rrive Cainden at - - - 9.50 P. M.
rrive Charleston at - - - 11.25 P. M.
GOING WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNIAYS.)
cave Charleston at - - - 6.00 A. M.
dave Cawden at - - - 7.00 A. M.
rrive Columbia at - - - 11.10 A. M.
WAY FREIGHT A.ND PASSENGER.
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
:.eave Columbia at - - - 5.10 A. M.
rrive Camden at . . . . 1.0 P. ..
rrive Augusta at - - 3-.-...45 P. M.
rrive Charleston iat -- - .00 P. 31.
GOING WEST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
cave Charleston at - -90 A. M.
;ave Augu:-ta at . . . . 7.55..) A. M.
rrive Columnbia at - - - 25 P. M.
*Pa.ncng rs leaving Columiia or charles
in on these trains wijil have to change cars
Branclhviie to reach Claro-sto at .00 P.
.or Columbia ot 6.25 P. M.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
eave Columbia at - - - 0.:0 P. 3.
rrive Au:uLsta atS--- -.30 A. M.
rrive Charleston at - 7.30 A. 31.
GOING WF.ST DAILY.
eave Charleston at - - - 9.00 P. M.
oave Au;--ta at -.-.-.-.G.0. P. M.
rrive Coluitbia at - - - 6.11 A. 31.
On CoMinbia Division Night Express
rains run daily; all other Trains daily ex
apt Sunday.
On A ngu.sta Division all Passenger Trains
in daily.
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night
xpress Trains-burths only $1.50-between
olumnbia, Charleston and Augusta. On
aturdays and Sundays, round trip tickets
r:: soldt to an d from all Stations at one first
Lass tare for t he round trip, good till .on
ay noon to return. Connections made
Columibia with Greenville and Columbin
,ailroad iy train arriving at Columbia at
Lilu A. M. and leaving Columbia at i;.10 P.
[.. to and fr'om all points on that Roadi:
1so) with Charliotte. Columbia and Angnstn
:tilro(ad going North by train arriving at
olumibia at 11.1'; A. M.; passengers coming
nuthi will h:.ve to take train leaving Colum
ja att :R3~ 1P. M. At Charleston with Steamo
r's for New York on Wednesdays and Satur
ays; also, with Savannah and Charleston
atlroad to all points South.
(:olmeetionIs are made at Augusta with
corgia IRailroad and Central R-ailroad to
nd froLi all ploints South and West.
Through tickets can be purchased to all
oints Sont h and West, by applying to
A. 15. DE.SAUssURE. Agent, Colntmbia.
D. C. A LL EN, G. P. & T. .
JoHN B. PECK, General Superintendent.
PARTANBUR6, UNION & COLUMBIA R. R.,
AND
PAR~TANBURG & ASHEVILLE R. R.
SPARTANBURG, S. '2, Sep. 27, 1850.
On and after the above date the following
chedules wvill be run over theae Roads dily,
inndays excepted):
UP TRAIN.
cave Aiston.. .... ......... ...3.00 p. in.
" Union................6 45p. m.
rrive Spartanburg. .. ........5 .30 p. mn.
cave Spartanhurg............1.30 p. m.
rrive at Hendersonville........5.00 p. mn.
Close connection is made at Aiston with
ain fronm Columbia on Greenville & C->lum
a Read. At Columbia, connection is made
om Charleston, Wilmingtou and Augusta.
At Spairtnhlurg, connection is made at
ir Line Depot with trains from Atlanta
i:d Charlotte, also with Stagea Line to Glenn
rnsr.
At lIendcersonville, connection is mande
hib a first cliass Line of Stages to Xsheville,
riving there the .w:neC ev'ening
Partie desironts of visiting Canar's Headl
othier points of interest can be provided
ith first class conveyances from the Livenv
ables in Hecndersonvllec at reasonable
tes.
TRAIN SOUTH
'ill leave Hiendersonvile........6 00 a. mn.
~ave Spartanburg... .........10.10 a. mn.
iaye Union...... ..........12.10 p. m.
-rive at Aiston...............3.17 p. mn.
These Roads are in excellent condition;
rnishied with first class Coaches; provided
thm all necessary appliances for safety and
inforit of Pass.engers. A t Spantanburg njpd
mnderson'ville the Hotel accommodations
now ample for a large increase of travel.
icy wvill be found welb supplied with good
anntain fare at reasonable rates.
JAS. ANDERSON, Supt.
(RO'TMILL IIOTL,
IRS. EMMA F. BLEASE,
PROPRIETRESS,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
his commodious and spacious Hotel si
w open an.t f*ully prepare<d to entertain
comears.
'he IHurniture of every description is new.
I no effort will be sp4lared to miake all per
is patronizing the establishment at home.
he Rooms in this Hotel alre spacious,
11 lIghted, and the best ventilated of any
tel in the up-country.
'he Hotel is furnished with fine cistern
d well water, and the table is guarantaed
be the best in the place.
TERMS REASONABLE.
uly 21, 188S0. 30-ly.
II AGENTS
W.IANTED.
Fe want a imtdnumber of active, en
~etic canvassers toengage in a pleasant
I profitable business. Good men will
LI this a rare chance
TO MAKE MONEY.
uch will please answer this advertise
at by letter, enclosing stamp for reply,
ting what btusiness they have been en
ed, in. None but those who mean busi
is need apply. Address- -
FILEY, hARVEY ? CO.
.iosceManeous
P A D S
CURE THE ONLY
TRUE
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Escipion,Antidote.
TuAma MAIM.
Uon.atu AgWn e Liver and Stomach
Pad-For MALARIA. AGUE,
LVER and STOMACE TEOU
BLES. Price $2.00.
FT0iMRn*1 Speefal Pd-Adpted to old
ahronic. cases. Price $3.00.
Ho'man9s Spleen Belt-For stubborn
cases of Enlarged Spleen and
u:.ylelding Liver and Stogiaeb,
troublses e $5.00.
Flo]ne=9r Infant9s P?ad-For aMlments of
infantsad chiaren. PcA0e5k.
fol.man Renal Pad---For Kidney and
Bad . der Complaints. Pricea 00
M.o::nan'-s Uterine Pad-Por Fml
troubles. Price $5.00.
1101man's A brorptive1Med1e1nal Body
Plspcaster-Ts est plaster e. de
porous on rubber basis. Price 25--.
Holman s AopHi Medusas a-Foot
d atrs-oVFernumbfeetandsbrg.
gish circulati on. Price per 5c.
Absorption Sali-Medicated Foot
For Colds, obstructions ad.
all cases where a foot bet Is
needed. Per half th. pacinge,25e.
For sale by all druggists-or sent by tul.
postpaid, on receipt of prie. The Absorption
S.'dt is not " mai lable "1 and miust. .be sent by
Exess at purchaser's expense. 4
Tne scess of Holman's Pads as In
sp!red imitators who offer Pads similar in
FoEx and oD>oa to the TE= HoLuAr's,
"They are the same, &c."1 Beware Of"
Bo=;s Pads, only gotten up to sell on thie revu.
ta*ion of the genuine.
Fee that each Pad bears the green PRIVATI
REVF_%CK STAmp of the HolTmAn INd Company
with above Trade-Mark.
If a1icted with chronic aliments send a eon.
c!se description of symptoms. which will .
ceive prompt and careful attention.
DR. HOLMAN'S advice 1s free- Full treat
sent free on application. Address,
HOLMAN PAD CO
(P. O. Box 2,112) 93 William Street,
HAIRDYEIshwSesdet
and best; acts instan.
maeusly 1
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preparation ; favorite
or gentler,an. Sold by
all I sts and- sp
piled by all hair dressers.n ADRO d
93 Wilam Street, Niew York.
45-Gm.
SURE CURE
- ron - Bo
Coughs, Coldg, Sore Throat, Bran.
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Is known to oor best physicians,Is higbly domrad
an h a4xo our moss vcw1nmW
A.blo e 0.yiot. MRINER, in O1cagc. is on the;
PrOfeson thaOLU RUC and wiln afford ibe
ed aaBEVERLA ad APPETIZEE,uI- m.S
oagtu tonic fr faml s apieatotb.2
to the whole human frme.
laeof our iU O I9 AD EYE, bak
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W Ask yeas Druggist for' ISt
sur ye= fle M m
tr8ld b DRUGGISTS, 0E G
WINE. xhcxr& w eeywhere,j
.O MORE .
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Manufactured only nndler the ab)ove Trade
Mark,. by t1be E UROPEAN SALICYLIC MED
IF'INE CO., of Paris and Leipzig.
IMDEEIATE R.ELTEF WARRANTED. PERXA
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Secret.-The only dissolver of the poisonous
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CURED. CURED. CilBED.
H. S. Dewey, Esq.. 201 Broadway, Iniflama
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Chronic Rtheumiatism.
Mrs. E. Townxe, tu East Ninth street,(chalky
formation in the joints), Chronic Eheuma
IA. M1. Prager, 74 Newark avenue, Jersey
ICity. Chronic Rheumatism.
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Cluib. Washington. Li. C.. Rheumatic Gout.
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Font MALa nIArL INTE RV'TIENT AND CHRONIC
FEvERS. CHILLs, OR AGUE,
SALICYLICA IS A CEETAIN CUEE,
Superseding entirely the use of Sulphate of
Quinine, as it willrnot only cut the fevers, but
m'il achieve a RADICAL CURE, withont any
of the inconveniences and troubles arismng
from QU'fIE.
$1 a Box, Six Boxes for $5.
Sent free by Mail on receint of money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT,
but take no imitation or substitute, as our
sal icylica (copyrighted) is guaranteed to re
ieve, or money retundehd, and will be dIe
ivt;red tree on re3ceipt of orders, by calling
on or addreaaiog
WASHBURNE & C0.,
SOLE AGENTS,
12 Eroadway, cor. Fulton St., (Knox Build
ing), NEW YORK.
W. E, P'E LH 13I, Sole Agent.
Feb. 25, WO-0-l-y.
S Oufilt furnisheJ free, with full in-.
tutns for conducting the most
10 oftabe business that anyone can
ngein. The business is so easy
10 'eairn. anad our in.-tructions5 are so simpsle
nahE plin, thatt aniy one can make gfreat
r'il lromn the very start. No one can
tii w no i. v;inig to work. Women are.as
acc:'.rfl ats men. Bonys and girls can earn
Iarge eums Many have made at the busi
iw .v. vr one. hu~.ndred donlars in a sing"
~ek. Not hin~g like It ever known before,
11l who engage are surprised at the ease
and r::pidi:.y with which they are able to
iake mioney. You can engage i this busi
flta tiuring your spare time at great profit.
ou do not have to invest capital in it, We
tke all the rtak. Those who need ready
oney. should write to us at once. All far
iL,hed t'ree. Address True & Co., Angut,
[aine. Oct. 13, 42l.
BLEASE HOTEL
FAR THE BEST.
Large, airy room s. Table unsurpassed,
nd that ExcnLL.NsT SPRING WarTVa make
i equald to a seaside or mountain homne.
~Meals, 25 Cents Each..
Regular boa: ders Ten Dollars per month.
IhENRY Hl. B3LEASE. Manager,
Main Stt'eet, Nearberry;,.
T-. Jul , 18on -LAs Ho - -