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r, iarbu ousel ol. DECEMBER. ~iSH MtiT W T F St -4-l-V- Thf I- 1 2 3f 4: 5 6 7 8 9 10J11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 .25 ,26L 27 28 293031 ORCHARD AND NURSERY. American Agriculturist. FALL PLANTI .-Late October and early November are often very favorable to the planting of trees. The soil is still warm from the ac ciaulated heat of summer ; it is rarely too dry, and if properly drained not too wet. If in plant ing way cut, as we should, every broken root back to a sound place, in a short time these roots will have overcome the bad effects of the removal, and will be ready for vigorous growth in the spring. South of 40O, in most years, plant ing will be done during the greater part of the year without any in jury to the newly set trees. YoUm TiEs planted this fall, or even last spring, should have earth drawn up around them, making a mound 12 to 18 inches high. This mound of earth should be free from sods, and weeds, and will serve the double purpose of a support to the trees against the winds, and prevent the mice from gnawing them. DAnm-G.-Water should not be allowed to collect on the surface ; a few furrows in the right place will carry it away rapidly. Un derdraining, to be the best and most economical, should be all finished up before hard freezing weather sets in. CroNs may be cut as soon as the leaves fall, and should be packed in saw dust or sand' and kept in a coo,l place. Select only from thrifty trees of the best varieties. If you do not have them it is better to buy than to use second rate stock. Tom. upon trees should be looked to, that they do not get lost or become illegible. The old kind of pine label, marked with lead pencil while a coat of white paint is fresh upon it, is about the best. Zinc strips are used and preferred by some.. SEEDs OF TEEs for planting in the spring are best preserved in boxes of sand, the boxes being kept ina cool and dry place, out of the reach of mice. 'STOCKs FOR ROOT GMLFrIG.-The grafting of roots is done during the winter and the stocks should be in a handy place. Take up the stocks before the ground freezes, assort and tie them in bundles, after wards put in boxes, and place them in the cellar. RBzrrs if left to themselves can can do much harm. A protection of the trees may be made of lath, or tarred paper may be tied about the trunk with fine wire. Smearing the trees with blood will keep away the rabbits, as meat is very distasteful to them. A fat rab bit in November is good eating, and a small bounty will induce the . boys to trap and otherwise secure many of there injurious animals. MANUIG.-The orchard needs to be fed as well as any other fieldI when a yearly crop is removed. Cir cumstances will determine the kind of manure to use. That from the1 stable is always in order; ground bone ashes, green crops turned under, are all of great value, and one or more should be used. KEEPING FaruI.-The cellar of the house, if possible, should not be used for storing large quantities of fruit, but if used there should be ample ventilation to carry off the carbonic acid produced by the ripening fruit. A uniform tern perature of about 400, or just safely above freezing, accompanied with a1 dry atmosphere, is the best. Pears should be stored in drawers where they can be inspected occasionally. Apples, if properly picked and packed in barrels, ought to keep undisturbed. MLmX Af1 SNUG FoR WINTER. Clear up all rubbish in the orchard. Pick up the refuse fruit and feed to the pigs, that the contained in sects may be destroyed. Fences HINTs FOR FARM WoR.-YoU TOCK need not be housed un eal cold weather sets in, bat th hould have a warm shed to lie it night, and be kept in first-r? ondition through this month wi urnips, fed tops and all. SHEP bear more exposure th ,ny other of our domestic anim: not even excepting horses, r vorked) that is, exposure to t ceather, but not without sheli rom storms. The. ewes ought >e in lamb by this time, and mi >e kept doing well. Half a pint orn a day each will go far ards keeping them in good c< lition. Weed out all those whi ;how signs of weakness, have pc ,eeth, etc., and fatten them if y an. PIGS.-It is much better to ] arly than late. As soon as c( weather comes on, pigs will g: tery little, if any, and often 1< luring cold storms. Therefo rowd them if not fat enough ill. Feed occasionally pulverih bharcoal, to keep their digest unctions in tone ; keep them cic rnd warm, and coax them to every ounce possible. POULTRY need to be treated mt n the same way. That is, fatter nd killed early, if intended narket. Though prices usually ip steadily after the first of J 2ary, yet the additional cost fattening in December, or of ho ng poultry after it is fat, is 1 arely paid for by the higher pri Warn quarters are essential winter laying.-American Agri( urist. How TO TREAT MA.\RE.-"Ar ,ola," of Massac Co., Ill., writes: mould like to understand more fu he action of water upon the r aure and litter taken from I __ale and cow-shed. Should be exposed to the rain, freezi nd thawing of winter, or si' ered until spring?~ Would it he ime to rot after the freezi weather sets in, and be in time ase on the corn field ?" It woi be much better to have the manm piled up under a shed, than posed to the weather. Manure, keep well, must be either padl by treading to exclude the air, kept so moist that fermentati will not become violent and bc fire fang) the heap. If exposed rain and water much of va eaches out, and is lost. If k< ander cover, there should be a ta at the lowest point, covered w rails, or a grating where liqu aan settle, and be pumped up o bhe heap again. Add fresh wat f necessary, to secure moisti anough to prevent bu'-ning. S~ nanure is in good condition prng. The corn crop does :equire rotted manure. ( American Agriculturist Cows.-Treat them generoum mnd kindly but do not keep th at, unless they are to be turned nto beef. Cow is a machine, aboratory for converting raw r ;erials into milk. If little be givi ittle will be received. All animJ ~hould have exercise, especie ~hose kept for breeding. Some ~hem are naturally lazy, but ti will be better for stirring about ;he open air. It is cruel to hk mimals tied up or shut up for d: at a time. They need light t Direct sunshine exercise is a p< ~rful influence for good on anim s well as on plants. Do not ov ook a good supply of pure wa wo or three times a day or gc ~entilation and proper cleaning ~tables. When the ground is f sen and covered with snow, it 11 >e well enough on pleasant days ~catter the fodder and allow i ;tock plenty of room to pick it u ut when it is muddy no one bu ~loven will feed fodder on I ;rond. Good racks should nade for the sake of convenier md economy. To WASH FLANELS \XITHC ERKNG.-First have soft wa or the whole process, made so ificially if necessary, and n< 2ave good soap, or that which d< 2t contain rosin. Our best sos are safe for this purpose, T nay wash and rinse entirely in c< ater if you choose, but if y wash in warm water you mi 2t rinse in cold. It is< idedly best to use only wa: wvater all through, the rinsi water warmer than the suds, here is any difference. It is ba :o make a good, strong, clea nsu 'and not wash nice white fiann, n a dirty suds with other cloti h- r oh oie) n u NG fureil' til --=- -= = e R. Y. LE Ae At His METROPOLITAN th Offers the Largest ar D,n ot he Ever Exhibited ii ~:RBl PAROR AND DI tst All Styles of Fini boUtRDR9BES, S1IDEII9RDS, ch CHAIRS, all kinds, H or Mattresses, Bed Spri u dow Shades, Sew . A nd in shiot every ari'Cie of Fui )id These Goods are al " The Carpet Exhibitor--the most )se re, Come, see and be convinced. to Nov. 17, 47-26-. :ed ive - an WRIGHT & J 3ch o HANDSOM go _AYD Id- -FOR >tit ME N , YOUTHS ce. Largest Assortment in the C to t. Price; ZIATS, ini the ii .i- And Every Other _iticet hi Gen .' WRIGHT & Js V 113' Oct. 27, 44 aa- - - - - - C CUSTOM ng -AND for. I afml still kee ping up uld imaking the Finest Ci! State. My OCutter is al styes s teymake ti edfa ioal crce. . or Tailors employed. n Sampies sent on appl2 rof(onily) French and .E to Ways5 onl hand. e W. 0. SWAFI spt nk Oct 2k, 4-Y. COLUMiI ire --AT THl ( COLUMBIA CL01 ot OF .y, LARGEST STOCK! em My assortme~nt of fine and plain Clothiga iste agstee exhibited in :he city of Colun off ionof m frendsandthepublic generialiy to a a will be please~d with its variety and excelleiLce. aAll Prices! All Style COMPETITIO lly Sole agenft for the Celebrated STA R ~ Do't ;1i!Best Shirt in th of -W Don't, i i !!ad see me' when in InOct. G, S-iv. ys Dry G9oods ani NEW STORE IN C er. UNDER WRIIGI ter DRESS GOODS, ini all the od Silks, Satins, VE of F'INE HIOSIER?Y for Ladies, Mis ro- L1adies' and Gents' Fj Lay Gents' Furnishing Goods to GENTS' he ALSO, ALL TUFE STAPL.E GOODS USUALL3 p ; Send for samipl. Express charges ou all or t a bepid- DES POR~TES & be Wright's Hotel Block, - - be Oet t;, 41-:m. LCe - '--__-- 2--- ~ ar DIRECT I3PORTER A mit ENGLISH AND ist THE LARCEST V im MECIIANICS' TOOLS of every description. Wagon and Carriage Builiing an't Trimming Circular Saws of alA sizes furnished to order. if India Rubber and Leather Beiig; India Rab Lacing. Babbitt Metal, Machinery Olis, Files ds Limdo, Cemens, Plaints, ls,airns, rsb ds widwGas ans s AS, s elsIARGUTRL hes OF 0U AL OF A LL N 're. L7VELL, FURNITURE STORE d Best Stock of i tiis Market. NING ROOM U th and Prices. S1FFS, T~+EE AIR and COTTON ngs, Desks, Win Lug Machines, rniture known to the t.radd at LOW PFiCES. perfect of all illrelinio R. Y. LEAVE~LL. . COPPOCK'S E SUITS SOA S AND BOYS. ity, and at the Lowes 'atest Styles tieen's1unsin od r. COPPOCK my reputation fo ~stom Work in th i've to alt the lates ~eir appearance is Tone but first-clas cation. A full tin nglish Suitings al PIELD, Agt lIrA, S. O. IN ULOTIIIXI 'HING HO)US] LOWEST PRICES d Gent's an,l Yo;uh's Furnishing Goo ibia, anid I respectfully invite the atte 1 examnantion, feeling assured' that th' Come and judge for yourselves. !All Qualities N DEFIED. SHIRT, Warranted to be ti e Mark-et. he City. ~. KIl\TARD, COLUMBIA, S. C. 4 .iVotions. LUMBIA, S. C. IT'S HOTEL. late varieties, alvets, Cashimeres, et< ses anid Genits, i.n and-Sewed Shoe! a Specialty, AND BOYS' FINE HAT; FOUND IN A DRY GOODS STOR ers amIounting to $1:) 00 and over w EDMUNDS, -- COLUMBIA, S. ( 'tre. KDD ELER IN AMERICAN [A, S. C. AR IETY OF Material. >er and liemip Packing. .n C s, ofac.ins IMLes.AT eNs,&. MPLEMENTE TNTV4 Stoe COOKING AND H T C:tha evr)eenl b)r ought to the Southen L EE C M;de in Ri imin, Va . on, o:' the BES'T Ci( th S:ove is very lirge al it stands at the he: Ak o, a very iare as,ortmflelnt of Arnnz which is to h.b:.Ind the WOODBINE, I;.? eR DIANT P 'ARLtt.) STOVEI, wich BOX antd o'ber S:ove-. Strangers vi<iting the City would do w' chasing clse?here. Oct. 13. 12- if. wEXCELSIOR C8 Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEF .ND FOR SALE BY W. T. WI mm t ** a . .6 0 ' SCURE YOUR BAkCK ACHE And all diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder an rinary Organs by wearilg the 1ipro ved Exce sior Kidney padt It is a IARVEL of .EAL?NG and RELIEF. S1imple, Sensible, Direct, * Painless, Powerful. eIt CURES whria etlse5t iis. A REVELA TION ;u .! REVCLUTION mn Metueme. A b s'orpti, n or d1ir et a piw.ntion. as ompposalu eto uln-:.aC'ic>v intern:0t micines. Sn for ourt tre:ui. on iidIe y troubles, senit free. Sold by d1raggi.-.ts. c-r sent by mail. on Sreceipt of price. S2. Address n Te ontupy tun Pad Co. WkILLUA3S 3L400K, DETROIT, idich. This is the~ Original and Genuine' Kiducy ePa. A sk for it andi take no) other. COLUMBiA, S. C., "1 ?MANUiACTURES From~ five-borse power to ainy size, Saw hils 4 rintz for M!::-hinecry, AGIiCU 'LTUl. L iPLD!MNS for Buildingis, Rhilings for 4 eme~teries and ds Balconies, 'and Iron, and Br.e Calst ings of all kinds. 7Y Iavingx a larg'e stoek~ of Patterns for gene.raul work. castiugs etau be tuade Spteib i tte ntion given to Rii PA1.RING 3ACIIINERY, of all e kinds. All work done by the best meochauies, and prics as reasonable as can be had for good work anywhere North or South. 3Ir. PETER KIND, the founder and former owoor of this establish "' ment, superi utends the business, and will turu out nothing but good work. Addre.ss orders to y Phocrix Ironu Works. Columbia, S. C. Oct.11 , 4C--m AN&.O Resp.ectrolly anounctat they have on RA.L CASE- ever broughft to Newberry, ' cnsistng of Fisk's ietaic Cases, Emabalmg Cases, Rosewood Cases. Toehrwith COFFINS of their own Make, WhiOch are the beat aini cheapest h h Hav1ing L INE IEkRE they are pre p::re to *f.ui.- ini iwn ori con u ' of *ns-- wh lesiredu. Gvus e a:: ak o::r prices. R. C.~ CHPMAN & SON. My 7~, I'7. It-ru WANTED. es. VSCE TOV SES : .er among which L. to h :tin.i the '0 O K ENG SiTom umvS ti tW 1 . T, ( oven of I aLI ote Cokin;:- Soves. Ii to call and exii nine Iiny stoc' l'hr)!c pur COLUMBIA, S. 0. OK STOVES! THE BEST IN THE : FBRET. Fourteen difTerent sizes and kidils. Five izes with Enameled R':,-rvoirs. Adapted to all requirements, and prced to suit all purse . LEADINC FEATURES: Double Wood Doors, Pa::t Wood Grate, Adjustable Daiper, ITterl:e'.wteable Auto matic Shelf. rroilini g Isttr. " iiing Ilarth Plate, Swinging Flue-Stwp. 1:c c"rile Cas Burning Long Cross 'iccc, DItLe Short Celters. Heavy Fin. Covers, Illum F:ated lire Doors. Nickel Knobs. Nickel Panels, etc. Unequaled In Material, in Finish, and in >peration. 'PARD & CO., Baltimore, Md. UGHT, Newberry, S. C. THE O4L tUf4G PAD ~ADE 'hl~ Cures by A B S 0 R P T I 0 N (Nature's way) m UN 0DjI-SEA SS ' TF T RAT DISEASES, A.11BRATHING TOUB LES. It DRIVES INTO the system" curative age:ntS "rt ai healin med tiCcne. It DRAWS FROM the di.'sed parts the poistht101 c.ause daith1. Thousanas Testify to its Virtues. Don'it tiespai:r until you havi- tred this Den-' sbe. E-asily . potliest andI RADICALLY EFFECTVUAL ite!.Iedy. so1ld by Irn;is~~ts. ('r Senlt by mail on re ceipt o1 Price. tW.00, by WILLAMS BLOCK, DETB.OIT, Mich. Send' for T.stmonials andI our book T"Flit \iI . LIONS A Y EAR.'' cent frIee. 0TIIrIJL01 ti u Assa'adCins No. 1012 Lra Street, bet. Tenth and Eleven.th, I hav. m ii a et:Ctil e:em:ed 'xandnt ontt o4 -, sanl a q, Sumrderdean, iA-.' - te - ' ' '' Ii. ful; 0o 1: 'm " I 1ho'.e who4 d .''.2 ar .j:..- (I *--nr'l -'uri t v.'n a. 1. T m se, i.1 *., Now Gru .' m bea *. 1ring-er SI:n B, (' r e Jekn & C0. WdOLESAl.E UQUOR MERCHAUS, 113 S. Fourteetu Sreet, RI:'EMO, VA for Nce a b r. . o*. :G n4--i:i A LEC'TIRE TO'( 101U3 ME oni the Lo: s or A Lectuire (0n the Naturen. TrieatmenOtt. anc Radical enre 01 -cem' inal Weakness, or Sper ma1 tirrh<la.I indce byt t~ vSelf-AbuiseO. Inivol untary Emni-"sion. Im:potenicy. Nervous De. bility, ant iipeinents to Starriag'e gene rally: Con-u:niption,i Epilepsy, andi Fits 3etal and1 Phy; icali Incapacity. &c.-B1. I0UERT .J. CUL.,I EtW ELL. M1.D.. au:thor o: the ''G4rieen look.&. Te worhi-riown'ed author. in this ai mirale Ltc-ture, 'learly proves tiromu hia OWn AO.I exeicec thart lie atwful consequenCf c-s oft telf-A huse~ mn:' be ffc ti'l m'v rinoV ed withbout dangert-lt ims sr ical (opeCrationis bouieis. intrumeni ts,t- rings," or~ cordialis ,o inin lout a mod 11 ure u't' 0 oce certir and tctnal, by' which every -ifeirer. :c matterw what h.,- cond'it 'i' ma ".*, mIay eut 2s3 Th2isi Letur wlll pro1 inve a boon ti Sent unider seal, in aL plai- envelope. it ary addtre:s, on' recipt of six' ce'its or twc Atdes lic-i b- Polbb 1h(rs. TliE CELVERW'EL.L :i1ElICAL. CX 41 Ani stL, New Y.ork, N. Y.-; Po:n-t (it100 lioX. 458. Oct 13 2 -ly. G. W. ABNEY, ATTORN~EY -AT -LAW, Office Over Booz:r's Store, Mower'sjBuilding Wi! practice int the Cuvrts of' Elgefield and Newb'irry. Al busi'iess en:truted ta me will be- promptiy attended to. S-p. 15, :iS-tf. NE W HOTL. BLEASE HOTEL, s now open, andl invites the pe.optle oxe andA all o Cali and know wha41 ct:n he done at a. hors. wit : An1 Ex i-a G o'd 1'reatk f: . Dinner, or Sulpper, fori TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. Forty oI. f( y reigula;r b,oardersx will be take. at p ro'per :on:.t-il ow IXieIC. C!i'ctmen 'i house '0 every vOne. tathe bineizs--s kIn own. Everything newt.4 Caipin nirot rei. jini. Wi- will 4rai-sh ou eaiverylthin wiun a .in a:L'Vup fiards hi eaii : wiat Non tin~ awayec rmaL hom- ~ve night.' No i- w h! '-1a ne ave ta I ew workertg ~ 1 iIs wat at onsilCe. anyjt tx.k {a'in Ilidin is ate bies. at LIiZL)Osaie nake:- as mneh .asii men. o! yon boyis andI iirs t mak nireat pa Nto oe wi-si-v a thng can wrk :nalit io ad nore avry da han ca hjt :1 l inor ram hie tny'- orinry IIm lILmet. Those. whot enaa'tIat oi'e viii iin,i a short road to lortano. Addrea Rail Roa,ds. un , :':i rer Mionday, Novembetr s. . the. 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" ; : t u .,: i Pa. ii te ": t aiu e i 41 :1tI lli"a Ii+, s pt Aili.:d :. t : l uih tr.,In 4e:s bu ,. l :1t.n1 :i:::1lt oin;nhia:: R:.b-l;r:( 't.es . t w"i:)h th::r:o:te -11+1 Art:, ta .\ir I..,e lai;u:wa R fr..u nandi :1Ati::!,ia fir :1!: p tl .tr t111 ::1 . Ci: -t d b t. 11t-m:m.Utti e :: e:ch n e to " f::ater t!.n dun:u :I: n :e Ca .i \W. F IY, Gcin'1 s1pt. A. Pori.G; i0P.nne n. Se: Sr-u ''l, i 3 Ts-rd "n ai F(: Jlit'pa1. 1 4 (. .7V :~~i ::i! 1 ( ." 1'S"rN\i-:1: DEIPARTMET. (;iiANGE OF S-CIIEDl'-LE. Oa nn. :itr No('llebr 7. 1i. P:s;tger Trina on i1i rwa1 wrili Iun aJ follows u:: tii fuIthi' liotiC4:: UREENVILLE EXPR!ESS. GOING EAST, ().11LY :EXCE1'f SUNDAYS.) p LCave C :olumbia at - - - l.1P. M. Arrive C:indien at 5' '. 3. Arrive Charleston at - - - 11.25 '. M. GOING WEST, (DAILY EXCE'T SUNDLAYS.) Leave Charlesto'n at - - - .00 A. M. Leave CaLInden: at - - - -7.00 A. :d. Arrive Columbia at - - - 11.1u A. M. WAY F':EIGIIT AN) 1'ASSENGER:. GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. *Leave Columbia at - 5.1. A. \. -Arrive Camdenl.i at - - - -L: P. 31. Arriv :e \ ugusta at - - - - ::45 P. N. :.ii-: Charleston at -- - 2. M P. 1. Go!NG WEST 1)AiLY EXCEPT SUND.YS. *ILave C hark ston at - - 9.'I .\. 31. Lave Au;iusia at..-.-..-..-.7.55.A..1. Arr~Iive ColaUibi at - - - 0.25 P. 31. "Pssn;er (leain Coim nhdia or Chales :tt Irtanc h?ille '* rea ( ih:riestoni at 2.0 P. 31.. or Colu0: nbia at :.25 P. MI. NiGiT ENPRIESS.t: GOING EAST D.AILY. Leave (Cou'uii :.t - - 9.:;i0 P. 31. Arri ve .ia;gusta a..-.-..-.-...t:; .A. M1 Arr.ive Charlesto n at - - - 7.:t0 A. SI. GOING WEST DAILY. L.eave Chairles ton: at - - ) i.) P. M. ~ Leav~e .\.bi-ta at..-.-..-..-...00 P'. . Arr*ive~ Columbt ia a'..-..-.-....11 A. 31. On I olatiu ila I)i visin \itZht Expre'.ss Tri;:t ran~ dza:iy; all ot her T'rai da'ily exZ ept .Suai.av. 4 n . ~inssu D)ivision all Passenger Tramsii Sleep:IGi. Car's are attached to Njidh Colmnizhia, t. harle.t on anfl ..:;rusta4. Onil . 1:aturdays;.d :iiundays, roun- trip tickets S ar.- sold to :ant hrm all Statio: S at. one irst d cla-i :are f*or Ihea ronmi trip, geor i ti .Mon-i diay noen'i to rinr:I1. Conneictions- mlade Iat I:alumbiia w. ili o enville a::di Coi;lumbia ailroa byiih traLin :irrivimis at ':oubia t at 1.1 :-. M1. almd l>tr ing Coljrmbu at it 1 . i 1. ' an frtom tall voii:s on tha: !load: all):p!:on. No rth by tra in :trriving at Coinmia 1 li.t! A. .\l.: na.tet:gers coin;g hist 9.:* P.!. At :irb-ston wvith St: er fori Newv York on Wed~tnsday and 6:tt:ir I:ys als. wVt Sav :ani an1 1 haib .ton Ra*'.lr: to all 'no)in ts Southi. i.on'necions are made at Auguet withi Geor-i''a Ra:ilroa:d ani Cientra' it.llromi o *and fro:'. all piots South :1td WeI4st. Tii::ri : ies (an bie pulrhed I o all pocitst, .i'nti :ml W.,t. byv applying~ to 1). C. AI.LLN. G. P. &'. 'T. A. JOHN B. 1':CK. General Suiper intendnt. SPARiASBUR6I UNON & COLUMBIA R, R., ANDI Ur SP A RT.NBUR.G, S. 2., Sep. 37, ISSO. ~ On andi ater thle abhove d[ate 11 thfoi!o;ving~ Schedules wli be run over these IU.ads dily, (Sundays excpted): m T'P TRAIN. . Le..ave Alston. . . .......3.00 p. m. C!' " E,ion ....................6 45 p.. r Arrive Spartanbiurg.............8.30 p. m-. i Lea:ve Spanrtanhnrg..............1.30 p. In. Arrive at f iendersonville...........00 p. mn. Ci: Close conne'ction is made at Alston with trai :rm nf Coimun hia on Greenville & C.lum bi.i 1&1 aI. At Calumia, Connection is matde Pr Ii romdI Chareston, Wilmington and Au:'u-ia . Rh1 At Spar italihurg, C connfct ion is rol at _ Air L 'ine Depot with trains from Arlainta I1-r adCiharlotte. also wit tg ie oGenf Sprin g. A.t llendersonville, conlnection is male ;' wibatir<r e-las- Line of Stages to Asheville, Su arrivin' t!,e:e the munei1 evening Parties desirous of visiting Cm~ ar's Hecao or~ oth,er p-itt of inltere.t canf be provided W ith~ first c'cas conveyances fri in the Livery of Staibles in Hiendersonville at reasonable fro rates. TRAtN SOUTH $.1 Wi!I leive Elendersonvile. .... .....6 00 a. m. Leave Sjartanburg.............10 10 a. m. Leave Union....................12 10 p. mn. Arrive at Alston................3.17 p.* m.bu These Ro:uls are in excellent condition; furni<hied with first class Coaches; provided 1:1 with all m-'ccssary ap pliances for safety and liv comfo ti ot 01Pas2sengers. At Sp:irtanbair;g :ind o Heu.ersonlville the Hotet accommnodationis y are now ample for a large increase of travel. Vi Thev will be found well supplied with good 'Motuntain fa.'e at reaisonable ra:es. JAS. ANDERSON, Supt. 22 MRS. EMM'.A F. BLEASEIS PROPR!ETRESS, NEWBERRY, S. C. Thiis (com11n1dions and .ipaciou s ii. tl 'i [ lr: niw .open and I illy pirep:Lred to emertai se., Th Fur rnituiri of every des~crinI ion is nmW.;. 10mii no elort wvii lie SpartedI to tLmk'e all1 per- : s :it"ciii/.ing the 9:stablishmitI at hom10' : Th i.umlin Uthis lintel aire spia iii. : and we w::1ter. amii te table is guartaid a' . to be4 the' bie., in the pliace. TERMS REASONABLE. Juy2,1 - - - y HIFLAGENTS I*'& ANTED.a w14 . .. I- I:. . n m l - i e r n e.. ui -. -or and Stomach 412 iia P r ~1(~ to old -r i '. , AbE, L: .r aPd - t:l'.ch >: iiS:" e '""'a.. : D'a -- r al:nens~ of ft:S.la :.i r:1 Pada 10 OldJ -e,a- -s. Prie $ . $ ' ,1.n1- p el-For Rtbbeo rnt tt2 :y . divSpin and0 k'Ia%'i r -,.iruni',iee: and mug > ;isi .-i e pe F d F r pairentsof iZThU.a 'hidn. i-;e$. . sor* e S ait-Md - F)- Baths I'r Cold. .::st.r .. s an a:m es ::rpte E d"cin :atlh d :ea e:-P r -Ti:af lb. lr1:t p a , : '::-. ru' on il drnizsrir'-Or senit P'y il. ::md. c:i . opri e. 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