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JULY
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N TIE POULTRT H3OUSE.
A corresponLd. of the ('4ujtiy
Genthina sas Kerosene ard
lard are as essential in the poiltry
house as soap and water in the
nursery, and I would as soon think
of going without the latter as the
former. I never see a sign of a
louse unless we are careless and
peglect the remedy, or iatber the
preventive. I do not wait until
the chickens are ten or twelve days
old, for by that time the mischief
would be done; but I begin the
Fall before, and all through the
Winter, once in two or three weeks.
rab the roosting poles with a mix
tnre of lard and kerosene, half and
half, and put a little on the corners
of the nest boxes. When I set a
hen I use new, soft, clean hay, and
on each corner of the box pour
clear kerosene; it must not touch
the eggs. If very late in the sea
son, it will be best to repeat this a
few days before hatching. I take
the chicks out as fast as they are
dry, and keep them by the kitchen
stove xin a basket under a woolen
baiket for one or two days. Then
each chick's head is rubbed with
the anti-louse mixture, and any
stray insect that may may have
id in wait in some anguarded spot
will never obtain a meal from that
-chic k. Care must be taken not to
4 put on foo much, or it will run in
to the eyes. Once. a young assis
tint used it so freely that thirty
chicks bacame entirely blind, and
diod from starvation.
GETTG RID OF RXT--Many
farms are so infested with rats as to
cause.serious loss to their occupants,
and various remedies are resorted
to for their destruction. None
will prove so effectual, however, as
to make a simultaneous attack up
on them 4".11 along the . line," by
setting steel traps, deadfalls, trip
head barrels, delu'sion traps, to
gether with a poison box, or box in
which yon have continued to feed
them on cheese, buttered bread,
&c., until they will almost come
for calling, when saturate their
bait with deadly poison, and they
and their neighbors will come
flocking in to enjoy the repast,
which as soon as partaken of, and
resolutions of thanks passed for the
kindness, will cause them to retire
* handsomely to rest forever. This,
and keeping a thorough-bred rat ter
rier or two trained for the purpose,
will soon make the place too hot'
for them. But to render their ex
termination the more complete,
concert of action muEt be had by
all interested. Every farmer should
take his own premises in hand, and
then, after so arranging his out
buildings as to shut the destruc
tive animals out, he can make use
of the above means with every
prospect of success.
ImmLlIE BA.-.Warm poultices
should be applied to the cow's
.bag by means of a broad linen
bandage tied over the lo'ns. It
should have holes in it through
which the teats-should be allowed
to protrude. Apply the bandage
first, and then fill in an ampleC
poultice of equal parts of ground
flax-seed and bran. The udder
should be kept free from milk,
both by allowing the calf to suck
and by frequent stripp)ing by the
hand. Stimulants should next be
be appliedl. with smart friction, by
the palm of the hand, such as soap
liniment or turpen tine liniment.
At the same time the bag must be
constantly supported by means of
a sheet tied over the loins, and
having holes in it, through which
the teats can protrude. Feed
moderately on sloppy fcod, and ad
minister a pound of Glauber salts
dissolved in a quart of warm water,
and to which add an ounce of
ground ginger. If, in spite of
these efforts for relief, abscesses1
should form they should be freely
opened with a lancet and the mat
ter evacuated. The resulting wounds
may be dressed with an ointment
of one part of Venice turpentne~
and two parts of hiog's lard.
CoT-rosm MEA.-An authority
on stock raising says the extra
value of the manure dropped by
stock fed on cotton-sced meal paid
for its cost, so that the benefit
d.erived hy the animals feeding on
it was so much clear gain.
APPLES.-Boil apples and mix
TUTT's
PILL
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN,
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHER
THE GREATEST MEDIC
TRIUMPH OF THE AGI
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVEI
Loss of a- etite,Nanseabowels 00s
PinEint h ee a w dit l sensatI
back pi une hou
blade,g ess after eating, with a
c~1ition to eiertion of5body or z
Irritaillitv of temper, Low spm.
of memory,with aeeh-ng of havinl
lected some~uty. weariness, Dissi
6iw- _ a c Best
ness at mniht, i7 colored-Urine
EESE WARN3GSAREUlEE
SERIOUS DISEASES WI.L SOON BE DEVEL
TUT"S pLS are especially adapt
suchcases,one dose effects suchach
of feeling as to astonish the safere
They Increase the Appete, and cau
body to Take on Fleah. tus the syst
mourished.and by thPtrTonieAction4
Digestive Organs, Regular Stools ar
duced. Price ' cents. 3 Xurray St.
TUTT'S HAIR 0)
GRAY HAIR orWnsiurvss changed to aG
BLACK by a single application of this Di
imparts a natural color, acts Instantane
Sold by Drugu,-*,, or .,ent by express on receip
Office, 35 Murray St., New '
Dr. UlT-S 3MANrAL of Valuable Information
ueWbi leeepts will be malled FZEE an applie
GELEBATED
STOMACH
aITTER1
Feeble and Sickly Persons
Recover their vitality by pursuing a coui
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the most I
'ar invigorant and alterative medicine i
e'nerai debilitv, fever and ague, dysp(
:onstipation, riiumatism, and other mnal
ire completely removed by it. Ask
ho have used it what it has done for thi
For sale by all Druggists and Dealei
generally.
CROCKERY
-AND
GLASSWA]
A rie' aortment of CROCKETV
3L SWARE just received and fors
W. T. WRIGB
Who still has only a few of thlose C.
STOVES left. Gall quick if you want
Who still continuetS to carry oni the
BSINE3S in ail its branches, and k,
*ull line of
Tinware and Stoi
And last, though not least, who w
i the ROOFING, GUTTERING and
J0B WORK he can get, just as cheap
n siford it. Mar. 23, 47
A PERFECT_DAISY
It is a perfect model of
STRENGTH,
NEATNESS,
COMFORT and
DUR ABILi
AT MODERIATE COS
This Bu:rgy is constructed of the
,st select material, and is so pern
:onstrution (as well as simple) that
othing to Get Out of Or
The motion is so gentle as to enab
:ost delica:e invalid, as well as th<
obust health, to travel with perfect e
CALL AND BE CONVINCED,
Manufacturedl and for sale 't
.J. TAYLOR'S
CARRIAGE SHOP
PPOSITE JAIL., - - NEWBERRY,
Mar. 2, 9--om.
Outfit furnished free, with fu
Istructions for conducting the
profital e business that anyon
> learn. and our in-truct ions are 5o s:
nd plain, that any one can mtakec
rOis fromi the very start. No on0
ll who is willing to work. Women
ucetesful as meni. Boys and girls car
rge sumus Many have miaude at the
:sk over one hundred dollars in a:
wek. Nothing like it ever knownl b
.1 who engage ate surrisedl at the
nd rapidity with which they area
iake money. You can engage in thi:
is du'ringi your spare time alt great
ilu o not have to mnvest cap)ital inl 11
ke all 1 i m r5k. Thlose who need
oney, should write to us at once. A
ti-hed tree. Address True & Co., A:
ALONZO REESE
IiMATING AND~ HIR DRES
SALOON,
'~iiu Street next door to Dr, Geiger's
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Room newvly fitted and furnished, an
leen attended to with celerity, aft
oost approvedl stylee. Nov. 22. 4
E.iJ. F. GIR.WroN. STolRY B.
HiALUElRT E. PAINE.
L.ate Commissioner of Patents.
PATENT e
PAINE, GRAFTON & LADD),
lttoe+--!. wi and Solicitor- 01 A
catn anduu Fo reignl iPatenits.
12 FIFTH sTRElEr. WVAsmN.rox.
Practice patent law in all its brane!
he Patent Othie, andt in t ho Supremt
liruit Courts of tihe United Mtates.
uillet sent tree on receipt of stamp for
W. H. WALLACE,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Dry Goods.
There i aow in S di a!
r) A Full, Fresh an
- DRY G
WD
E. Ladies', Men's an
AL CARPETS, MATTI
STRAW GOODS,
UMBRELL
tive,
anm
im
Dnsin
E WINDOW SHADES,
.Rg CURTAI
aess,
iiThse --oods were -urcha%,ed uider fav
are OFFEIZED AT FAIR AND POPULAR
)PED.
ed to
C. RONIGHTf.
se the B.iDO[
em Is
)n the
ae M-a- 11, 19-tf.
'K. I'
ork.
~ ASlION__AB[E C
S COLUM
IIAS. UST RECEIVED the
Largest and Most
SPRING (
that is ever bee:. in the S:atc, and
AT PRICES TO 6
Sisof Mid-loes,, Flk-nvebm - !2150.
SCheviot Suits A LL \OOL Guan
Youth's Sits k":3oto.,0 o .
B)Uys SuitS $1.0, x2.00, 82.50 to %'15.c0
ALSO, a Fine Stock of TAYLOR'S C
shades of Silver. Tn, ChoCo1Te a:d 'hit(
I hAVe added a sOck of PINE S
entleman's oufit. Guaranted not to rip
anoter pir.
SCUSTO11
usC.
adies
those
G E IS P0R
I am still keeping i
making the Finest
E. State. My Cutter is
styles as they make
Y and fashionable circles.
ale byTaksemlyd
Samples sent on ap
T, of (only) French and
ways on hand.
lEAP Oni Hnd---Whkite D)u<
one. Nobby Dusters a Specie
W .u. SWA)
res. Oct2,. m-i. COLUIM
ill do liari
other __
r~y! DIRECT IPORT)
ENGLISH AM
COLUK3
127! jTHE LARCES
t in MEf'IL ICS' TOOLS of every descrip
there Wangon ;n I Carriage fluildling and Trrimn
Circular Stiws of all sizes furnished to or
india Rubber antd Leather Belting; Indi:
e!Lacing. Babbitt Metal, Machinery 0il;,1
l the Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,l
AC RIOULTURA
OF ALL
Su::ar Cane Mils, S :;ar Pans and Evap<
STreshiers anrd Septarators, Woven Wire
Corn Shellers, Feed Cutters, Iloes, Axes,
, SolidStel Plough s of all kinds, Piough
sc. Coil. Wagon, Well -and Halter Cbhis, Tj
SC Grain Crad!es, Grain awd Grass Scy thos,
Has the agency for the celebrated WAT)
-are sol at reducd price:s.
1 in. All goods guaranteed as represented. 0i
most tory city reference will h:ave prompt and care
c can
ras
ea". A lt.i:.:.s seool for Young L:ulies,
in le a t. yntanbur. ... C.. whler. a thorou;gh edl
tore. ucat:o i :;~-uaantteed ad the be-t miethaod
case and text bonks are usedl. L.ocat-id in thle
l)cto we 1 -known P'iethnont I loue, tine of the
busi. mo110- hzbarmim: :Summtier re'ots in the "up)
Iro Ti c i.re of Stud~y comp)rie t he usual
realy jbranche As taught in the best Femiale Col.
11 fur- leges: the pers-on:al and constanlt supervi
ta, sion of .eh pa plil wcill be found to. be a spe
-cialty oir the I n.-titution, u-: well as goodi
___antd abundiant fod, and the refining inlu
ences of a Chriltiani home.
TEIDts PER1- SES-IioN (OF TWENTY WEEKs:
SIt Collegiate D)epart ment (including FREEI
Toitin in Latin and French). 825: Intermn'
diate. (giving a soutnd Enig]lih training). $2mi;
Primary. ;2.5'J: Con:itgentt Fee. $1.5(:
ffice Board (including fuel. furniture, lights and
service). SI6.
Pupih, receivedl at any time and charged
11011 date ofjenitranice.
gen If notitied in time the Principal will meet
er the - pupils at Coltiumb i t ays h.elore the
.eOmmtteneelnet o1 each Session- 1)
-____ b' (; ircllr' and Rteterenes~ can heob
tai IledLi at the otile of TliE NEWuERRIY Il'.R
Prst (LitSess~ion ends JTune 17; Autumn
-J. 11ENRtY HIAGERt. A.M..
'-Spartan bur:r. S. C.. Star. 15, 181.:-itf
crAVILIQON HOTEL,
sm CHARLESTON, S. C.
and
P am- ------______
tt Tispopular adcentrally located IIouse
--has been entirely renovated during the past
stiumer and was REOPENED to the travel
ing public on August 16. 1880).
W, Termus, $2 and $2.50 per Day,
d'.E. GAITLTLARD,
J o. 47-tI. PROPRIETOR.
.XronOns, re.
the 0!d and Noted flouse,
in Columbia, S. C.
I Complete Line of
r 0 O D S
d Children's Shoes,
NGS, OIL CLOTHS
AS,
RASOLS,
LACES,
LINEli
N LACES,
CORNICEE
vrabe anzpice; by an experienced buyer, ar
PRICES. Try th(e1.
EXIOR. 4t CO
king.
[NARD'S
OTllING EMPORIU)J
BIA,S.C.,
Complete Stock o
'LOTHIN.G
UIT THE TIMES
eed1 at 10.56.
ELERRATED STRAW HATS. Mi.nillas it
-0 ES, the article found to complete
or break. If they do, will be replaced b
A pr. 13, 15 tf.
ULOTHING
.ND
1lll1H, GOU"DS'
p my reputation foi
Cutstom Work in tho
alive to all the lates
their appearance iz
None but fPrst-clas
plication. A full tin
English Suitings at
ek, and Fancy ~Vests an<
lty.
P'FIELD, Agt.
BrIA, s. C.
sware.
3. DIAL,
R AND DEALER IN
rD AMERICAN
LID CUTLE
BIA, S. C.
T VARIETY OF
son.
der.
Rubber and Hemp Packing.
iles and Rasps of all kinds.
istones.
rshes, &c.
LSO,
LL IMPLEMENTS
, KINDS.
>rators, Fan Mills.
or Screens, Bolting Meal, &c.
H-amnes, Shovels, Spades.
Steel and Iron, Back Bands.
re, Band and Rod Iron.
&c., &c.
'PLOUGBIS and Castings of all kinds, whic
-ders a-companied with the money or saltisfac
fl attention. Oct. 6, 41-tf.
7GEN SPRNIGS
SPARTANB8ORG CD., S. C.
The Proprietors of this Celebrated Water
ing Place respectfully announce that it wil
be opened this Season on the 1st of May
under the same nianagemenlt as last year.
TEM FBARD.
Per day...... 2 0
Per week...................12 00f
IPer week for 2 weeks..... ...10 00
Per week for 3 weeks......... 9 00A
Per week for 4 weeks......... 8 00
Gottages to Rent-per tenement-of
rooms-for the Season, $:10.00 ; Whob
Cottages-G rooms-lor the Season
Gj' speciail attention given to shippin;
the W:ter. The Springs can be reache<
f.-om Spartanburg at lowest rates by Hacks
My1,iSIMPSON & SIMPSON,
ay1,1-tf P'roprietors.
NEWBERRY HOTEL
-BY
A. W. T. SIMMONS.
This elegant new Hotel is now open for thb
reception of guests, and the proprietor wil
spare no effort to give satisfaction to thb
travelling public. Good airy rooms, corn
fortable beds, the best of fare, atten tive, ac
commodating servants,and moderate charge:
will be the rule. June 9, 24-tf.
Any Book or Article
la the Stationery Line
NOT IN STOCK,
Will be ordered and furnished at publishers
or manufacturers' regular retail price.
Leave your orders at thme
HERALD STATION~ERY STORE.
THE STUDY 0
The Labor of Year
the New Inm
PIANO -
Mrs. 1
Has Opened a STUD
Store for t
Having Taught this Method in t
ville, S. C.. now Offers licr Services
AND VICINITY.
It is impossible to set forth
Old system, in an Advertisement, I
for Circular.
IT SAVES TIME AND MONEY
understand it.
It does q.wa.v&ith years of dra
It takes the Pupil almost imme
continues the same throughout the
11 is not a superficial Inethod, b
out any change whatever.
It commends itself at once to t1:
This Method is entirely differen
An opportunity is offered to all t
for Less
AZ Many of my Pnpils in the
which was gained at a nominal exf
DOLLARS per Lesson.
This. Method fuhilis the maxim ti
ens life and inereases usefalness."
Terms, 50
sei Books and Sheet Mus
FOR FURTHER PARTICULAL
Feb. 23, S-tf.
TI
TWIN SPRI]
W
att H<
peric
SIae. PAIR.
E. II. Christ
Geo. McWVi
I R. W. Boon
M. A. Carlis
G. W. Holla
Mrs. E. F. B
9 ~ G. W. Garnm
The Springs can be had at J
N(ewberry,
EXCELSIOR
Manufactured by ISAAC
AMG POR BAIE EP
Sete
GREAT
I am manufacturing three stykt
UNH EJ
as to defy all competition.' Nc
person out of employment afte
ANNOUNCEME
-No. L. Style,
makes the Stitch directly
from two spools, is war
ranted to do the whole
rang.e of- family sewing
with tile greatest ease
and most perfect mzan
nr, and sells
For - - Sl. -4
No. 3. S
makes at 'wil either the Lock-s
and is the finest Sewirjt Machit
EVERY MAcHIE
Sewing Machine Agents and
gagc in a proitatble business.
The Patent Fk
Apr. 6, 14-';m.
ONE DOLLAR A YER
Ora MonTHLrY is a magazine devoted
erl and religious reading. Its con'
double colunmpages, and every endea
be made to mkitworth the money.
Every charitably inclined person she
c ibe for it. as the entire subscription is
to the support of the orphans in the
THORINWELL ORPHIANAGF~
of Clinton. S. C.. by whom all the worn
is done. It is carefully edited and is a
price asked for it. Wiln not the frient
Orphanage get up a list of subscribers fc
so enable deserving boys to assist in su:
theAl subscriptions should be sent at ont
Ieditor and publisher
a+ onM-atClinto:
iscelianeons.
-0
F MINC SIMPLIFIED.
---0
. Aeeomnplished in Weeks by
luctive Method for the
A.ND ORG-AN I
10 over R. Y. Leavell's Furniture
he RecepLion of PUpIls.
he North with Unparalleled Success; - also in Green
and the Method to the CITIZENS OF NEWBERY
ALL THE ADVANTAGES this Method. has over the
ut invite all interested to Call-at the Studio, or Send
It is so Simple that even a Child of Five Years can
=iaty into the Science of Musical Compositions, and
woeCourse of Instriction.
it applies to all Music precisely as it is written, with
e educated class of the community.
t from the Old System.
> gain a Musical Education in a short time and
E,pense than ever before.
-South are now successfully Teaching this Method,
ensL. while my expense for Tuition alone -was FOUR
iat "Whatever shortens the road to loarning, length
cts. Per LI[essoia.
'c will be FurRished on Moderate Terms.
, CALL ON O3 .ADDRESS,
MRS. W. H. CLARK,
Newberry, S. C.
*BED
I, Nov.2, 187. No.18UM
, the undersigned, now using the TWIN SPRING
BED, manufactured by
WML ZOBEL & CO.,
lens, S. C, take pleasure in stating that they are su
r to any we have ever used.
ian. T. C. Pool. W .Trat
rter. S. F. Fant.JasMctsh
3 J. 0. Havird. Jnu .Camn
le. W. W. Hlouseal. G.GDeat
od. W. H. Wallace. Z .Mss
lease. D. W. T. Kibler. A.WT.Smos
any. U B. Wbtes. W. . Tcarn.
0. IAVID'S andat he uniture oE.apan
Z. P.Moses
COOK STOVES I
TRE BEST Ill THE MRARKET.
' Fourteen different sizes and .kinds. Five
sizes with Enameled Reservoirs. Adapted to
all requirements.and priced to suit all pu.ses.
,L1EADINC FEATURES:
.Double' Wood Doosi, Patent Wood 4Grate,
.Adjustable Damper, Interchangeable Auto
matic Shelf, Broiling Dloor, swinging Hearth
Plate; Swinging Flue-Stop, r.everi>1e Gas
. Bung- Long Cross Piece, Double Short
Centers, Heavy Ring Covers, fluminated. Fire
-Doors, Nickel Knobs, Nickel Panels, etc.
. .* nequ%d in Material, in Finish, and in
operationl.
A. SEPPARD & 00., BaltIrnore, Md.
A. T.RnIGHT, Ne wberry, S. C.
OPPORTUNITY!
s of Sewing Machines and selling them at such
RD OF PRICES!!
family need be without a Machine, and no
reading this
NT EXTRAORDINARY!!!
No. 2. Style,
The "Best,"
a strictly first-class Shut
tIe Machine is warrant
ed to do the same work
as the Singer and to be
a Sunerior Machine in
every respect.
Price, - $5
yle, "The Triune,"
itch, Chain-stitch or Spiral Embroidery stitch
c ever invented. Price, $30.
IS WARRANTED FOR 8 YEARS
others will find this a grand opportunity to en
3end for Circular and Terms to
H{ENRY LOTHI,
Manufacturer of
Idng Table and the Latest Styles of Sewing
Machine CabInet Work.
No. 645 NORTH BE0AD STEET,
PEILADELPEIA, PA.
Y- AillEATISEONTIIEUORiE
* AND HIS
I o*en DISEASES.
ror will C'ontainihngan "Index of Diseases," which
ld sub- gives the symptoms. ca-use, and the bestl
devoted treatment of eacn; a taible giving all the
pritncipal drugs used for the horse, wi.t te
ordinary dose, effects, and antidote when ai
upon it poison ; a table with an engraving of the!|
orth the horse's teeth at different ages, with tiles'
ut for telling the age of the horse; and other
~porting valuable mnformation Call and get a copy.
For se at
eto the HERALD BOOR STOREs
'nC Aug. 18, 34-tf.
Rail Roads.
Colunhbia & Greenille Raihru.u
%
PASSiNG-ER DEPARTMENT. -
CoLrUXIA.. S. C., June2th. 1881.
Ou a-.d after Thursday, Juue 3,tij, 1l.lhe
PASSENGER TRAINi will run as-herewith in
dlcated upun this road and its braucht:e.
Daily, eicept'Sundays.
No. 42. UP PASSFNGER. *
Leave Columbia.A - - a 11.o a M
" 1A4ton, - - - - 12.4 p l
"Newberrvr, .- -'i 10 p la
"t Hodges, -8 43 P II
" Belion. -- - - - 44R7 p I
Arrive Greenville, - - - - 6.19 p IQ
No. 43. DOWN PASSENGER. .
Leave Greenville, - - , - 10.33 a: a
Beton. - - 11.7 a m
" Hodges, - 132p-m a
Newberry, - - - 3.48 p m I
Alston, - - 4.46-p m
Arrive Columbia,F - - 5.50 p m
SPAaTANBUG. UNION & COLUMBIA RAILPOAD
No. 42. UP PASSENGER.,
Leave Alston, - - - - 12.10 p m I
Strother, - - - - 12.51 p Ia
Lylea Ford, - - - - 1.t8p M
Shelton, - - - - 1.19 p m ]
Fish Dam, - - - 1.40 p M j
Sautuc-. -- --- .2.01 p M ti
Union, - - - - - 2.33pMi c
Jonesville. - .t - - - 3.00 p Mi
" Pacolet, - - - - - 3.16 p .
" Spartanburg. S. U. & C. Depot.B3.5p1 P t e
Arrive sp:trtnburg, R. & D,.Depot..E #.13 p m a
No.43. DOWN PASSENGER. b
Lesve Spart:i.burg. R. & D..Depol ,H 1246 p m
Spai tan burg, S. U. & C. Depot.G 1.18 p-m
" Pacolet. - - - 148 p m
" June.svile, - - - -2;4pim
Union. - - - 2.35 piM
Santuc, 8.U2 p M
" Fish Dam, - -.-3.19 P nx
" Shelton, - 3.27 p M
Lyles Ford, - .- 346pm
Strother, 4.1l p m.
Arrive at Alston, -- - - - - 436pm
LAURENS RAILROAD.
LeafkNewberry, -p n-:-- 3.-5p
Arrive at Laurens C. H., - 6.45 p m'
Leave Laurens C. H., - - 8.30 am
Arrive at Newberry, - - 5 1130 p m
-ABBIVILTrLB BRANCH.
Leave Hodges, , . 347p m.
ArriVe at Abbeville, 4.37 p m tE
Leave Abbeville, -- - 12.16 pm
Arrive at Hodges, - - - -. L05 p m
LUE nIDGZ RAALROAD AND ADiso3, 1
BaANCa. -
Leave Belton at. 5.00 p m.
" Anderson -. 3 p W
" Pendleton .z6.1 p jn
Le-ave Se~neca C, '..'j p M.
Arrive at Waihalla .7 4b 1m
Leave Walhalla at, - - 9.2 M m e
Leave'Senee'D, 9.54 a n
" Pendleton, . 10.2 P 1M.
" Anderson, - 11.12 a m
Arrive at Belton, - 11.48 a m
On and after the above date, through cars
will be run betweku Columbia and' Henderson
Ville without change. . . . .
CONNECTIONS. . g
A. With South Carolina EaIlroad from Char- ni
leston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Agst
Railroad from Wilmington and aB
points North thereof.
With Charlotte, Coldmbia and Augusta
Railroad from Charlotte and. all .points.
Norththereof.
B, With Asheville . Spartanbrg -Rail Road
for nts in Western North Carolina.
C. -With Atlanta and- Charlotte Air Line -asl.
way for Atlanta and all points South
snd'West. -
D. With Atlanta and.%barlotte Air Line Rail
wiy from Atlanta and beyond.
E. With Richmond & Danville-EIlread.
F. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles- n,
ton. -
With Wilmington. Colambia. and Angusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North. al
With Charlotte, Columbia ..and Augusta. s(
Rilroad for Charlotte and the North.
G. With- Asheville & Sparburg Railroad- w
from Henderso'vil.: . H
H. With Richmond & Danville Rail oad
from Charlotte and beyond. - - - - - a1
Standard Time used is Washington, D. C., t(
which is fifteen minutesfster than Columbia.
J. W. FRY,.'erinteadent.
A. Pope, GeneialPasienger Agent.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after .-May 15, 1881, Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows un
til further notice: - E
GREENVILLE EXPEESS. -- L
GOING EAST, (DAILY EiXCEPT.SUNDAYs.)
Leave Columibia at --- 6.00 P. M.
Arrive Camden at - - - - 8.45.P D.
Arrive Charleston at - -- 10.45 P. M.
GOING WEST; (DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAYs.)
Leave Charleston at - -- 6.00 A. hi. h
Leave Camden at - - - -6.15 A. hi. m
Arrive Columbia at . - -10.33 A. Mi.
. WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER. al
GOING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. -
*Leave Columbia at --- 6.30 A. hi. 11
Arrive Camden at - - - - 12.49 P. Mi. til
Arrive Augusta at..-.-..-..-.3.20 P. M. B
Arrive Charleston at - - 1.55 P. hi. c
GOING WEST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYTs. E
*Leave Charleston at - - 9.95 A. M.
Leave Airuta at - - - - 74.5 A. M. -
Arrve mia t - - -5.30 P. M. ~
*Passengers leaving Columbia or Charles- b4
ton on these trains will have to change cars IL
atKBranchville to reach Charleston at 1.55 P.
hi., or Columbia at 5.30 P. -h.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GOING EAST DAILT..
Leave Columbia at -. - - 9.00 P. M.
Arrive Augusta at - 7.25 A. Mi. -
Arrive Charleston at - - - 6.35 A. hi.
GOING WEsT DAILY.
Leave Charleston at - - - 8.10 P. hi,
Leave Augusta at - 7.00 P. Mi.
Arrive Columbia at - - - - - 5.30 A."M.
On Columbia -Division 'Ngh Express
Trains run daily; all other Tans daily ex
cept-Suinday.
tJ!n Augusta Division all Passenger-Trains th
run daily.
SleeingCar ar" -ttachecd to Night h
Expessrans-berosonly $L50-between
Columbia, - Charleston and Augusta. On g
Saturdays an'I Sundy, round trip tickets
are sold to ar.d from atStations at one first
class fare for the round-trip, good,till Mon- C3
day noon to return. - Connections made pr
at Columbia with Greenville and Columbia a
Railroad and Charlotfd, - -Columbia and Au-a
gusta Railroad at Charlotte Junction by
train arrivn at' Coinnbia at 10.35 A. M. an
and leaving Columbia at 6.00 P.5f., to and o
keom all pont on both Roads. At Charles
ton with Steamers for New York -on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays; also, with steamer tb
for Jacksonville arrd -~1toir St. John
River and With Savanna and CharlesMan
Railroad to all points South.
Connections are mae- at Agsawith -
Georgia Railroad and Central iIod to
and fromi all points South aid West.i
'Through. tickets can be purehased to all5
points South and West; by applyn to
- A. B. DESA URE,Ain. . I.
Joins B. PECK, General Superintendent. fr<
NOTICE
To Tourists and Ileafthi-Seekers. " i
th
Summer Schedule to the Xounta-ins of West- CI
ern North Carolina.
SPARTANBURS, UNION & COLUMBIA R. R,.,
AND
ASHEVILLE & SPABTANBURG B. L.
On and after Monday, May 16th, 1881, the
following Schedule will be run over these
Roads daily, (Sundays excepted):
Leave Hendersouvile.........0a. mn.
"Spartanburg... ..........12.10 p. mn.
" niobn...................214 p. mn..
Arrlvc at ALston................4.25 p. mn. tic
UP TRAIN NO. 2. shi
Leave Alston........ .........12.10 p. m. vii
" Union...................2 15p. m. an
" Spartanburg...........4.00 p. mn. ist
Arrive at Hendersonville........7.00 p. in.
DOWN TRAIN NO 3-ACCOXMODATION.
Leave Spartanbnrg.............6.00 a. mn. h
"Union....................820 a. m.,
Arrive at Aiston.................11.25 a. mn.
UP TRAIN NO. 4.I
Leave Alston...................5.00 p. in
" Union.............7.50 p. mn.
Arrive at Spartanburg.......... 9.15 p. m.
This train makes close connection at Als- SA
on with down train on C. & G. R. R. from
Newberry.
Close connection is made at Alston with
train from Columbia on Greenville & Colum
bia Road. At Columbia, connection is made '~
from Charleston, Wilmington and Augusta. m
At Spartanhurg, connection is made ateea
Air Line Depot with trains from Atlanta ~
and Cnarlotte, also with Stage Line to Glenn wt
Sprpgs. ele
Parties desirous of visiting Censar's Head eit
r other points of interest can be provided --
with first class conveyances from the Livery
Stables in Hendersonville at reasonable
ates.
These Roads are in excellent condition- ]
furnished with first class Coaches; providedI an<
with all necessary appliances for safety and ma
ofoit of Passengers. At Spartanburg and
endersonville the Hotel accommodations c
re now ample for a large increase of traveL.8
[hey will be found well suppled with good Ad
?onntain fare at reasonable rates.
JAS. ANIDERSON, Sept. ]
MizsedaeIS
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PROPRIETRESSp
NEWBERRY,,S.
This commodice Undspeciom uotl i -
> w open~and fully Prepae to ente
I comners.
The Furniture ofeva7.desr-ptoa.new
id nodffort w.M )0 spfr tMke'M
The ROoms in this Hotel are spacous,
ell lighted, and the best ventazaLiAMy
Ael in the up-eou=try
The Hotel is fain Wlef~ith fine cistern
id well water, and the table fisvEId9
be the best in the place.
TERMS~ REASONAL.
July21; 180.
reserve YourOld BwksI
ilank Book Tanufachtwer
Has moved opposite the City Ball..where
ris fully jTrepared, wit h rst eiu~s -worb
en, to do all kindse wc bimis im.. -
BL ANK BOOKS RUED to any pattern
id bound in any style deslred. -- e'i A
My febilities andi .ong. aqnta ~
e business enalile nie-to guaitet .
>n on orders .for. Bank Book,Ra1Islaka
yoks, and Books..or.tt use. of Clerkcs of
>urt, Sheriffs, Probate Jde. Masters in.
liity, and other County Of~as ~ '
Panphlets~ Magsiae*, Maic, .wsple s
id Periodecak and all kinds of publications
lund on- the-most raotiab terms-stlU
e best manner. ... .
All orders promptly attended t..
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'af ain Street, opposite' iw'Cfi1
Oct. 8,41-tf. . . MColumblaftC
Electi0R. E Over.'
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ere sit for your picture, entd-take 'to-y
mes some of -thaeir-eperior photogray
We warn you that delays are danges6
ere it is too late.
Mr. W. H. Clark feels con6da&aje
perience of-fifteen years;'> th 1an
sduce. a class -of work -thaifIJpleas.:
d give perlect satisfactionz. c.i' :
Copying old pictures and eslrging tp
y desired" side, -alad rdan c o~h
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Fo; style and quality of yor afers4~
editor of this page
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nen .hemoet pIenamnraD &w -
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let. 13, 42-ly.
RIARVEY REESE,
I NEWBERRY HOTEL
Being desirous of giving ggral satiafae
ii, I have spared no pamnf to miake my
y comfortable and agreeable to aS who
it e. I will still conduct the .businegs,
I solicit plain and fashionable work. Sat
Ltion guaranteed. I thank my numer
a patrons for their generous support in
past. Sep. 22, 39-tf.
EARNETT HOUSE,
(Formerly PLANTERS' HOTEL.)
MARKET SQUARE,
VANNAIE, - - -GEORGIA.
is favorite family Hotel, under its new I
nagement is reeommended for the ex
lence of its CIINE. homelike comforts,
)MPr ATrENTION and MODERATE RATEs.
W- Ladies and familes visiting Savannah
1 find at the Ilarnett House a select and
gant home during their sojourn in the
FMay 2,21-tt.
BW YORK MflP?1R
sverybody is delighted with the tastefni
I beautiful selection made by Mrs. La
r, who has NEvrR FAILED to please her
omiers. New Fall circular just issued.
id for it.
dress MRS. ELLEN L AMAR
STl Broadway,New York.
fov. 26, 48-4f. -