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2 ULES.
Few ofthe farmers -of this coun
try arv aware what a debt of griti
tude.theve George Washington
for tie introduction of mules into
gneral use for the purposes of the
farm. Previous to 1783 there were
very few,and those of such an
inferior order as to prejudice far
mers against them as unfit to com
pete with horses in work upon the
read or-irm consequently there
wete,o Jacks, and no disposition to
ineresethe stoek; but Washington
becae iconvinced that the tntro
anooan of mules generally among
southern planters would prove a
akd - .Is 6 ey ae leas liable toI
k4w.inger lived, work on I
.-oter feed, and -are much less
Hbe to be injured by careless far
n .thSre or ses.
onitbeam -known that
thw cs Washington desired
to -bis Mt.Vernon estate with
mules, pn sof nsiit h
aja andtwo j uis from the
regal stabkee, and-Lafayett . sent
him ater:.jack and jennet fromI
the island of Mlta. The first was
of a gray.lor, sixteea.hands high,
beuvily made and of a'aluggish na
hth
ture; iewasn named Royal Gift.
Theb other was called Knmght of
- Esita;t6bigh as the
but Bety ..eto feroity.
Te diferent sets of animals
a-:i most .vorable results,
and an 6opui iy ofmaking
m vmIftr4.by cross-breeding,
frm hih ame hejauk COM.
.And, so called because he
partook -of the best points in
both originals. He then bred his
blood area.to these jacks, as well
as ooe them on mares used to
* hbis fam*y aosa and produced
snelpeellent mules that the coun
gto breedomeof the
weli-uort;and it was not long be
fore they were comman. This waw*
ot~ rgin of improved, mules in
1 aUitedi States.
Thoughseventy years have pass
ed,threare now some of the
tJid nd fourth generations of
4 Iaightof Malta and Royral sift to
.4 -~ be und in Virginia, and the great
bidaarising from their intro
duo.e -into the country are to be
mat upon every cnitivated ace
When people see a horse's head
drawniup by the bearing rein, and
see him stepping short. and champ
ighis bit, and flinging foam
fles~to the right and left, tossing
his head and rattling the harness,
_ tbey assume Ibat he is acting in
the pride of his strength and ful
opii;whereas the nimal
sadering agonies of pain,
andis. trying to gain by these
o#mnsmomentary relief.
The seeds of golden millet form
- n excellent grain for feeding
chickens Anring , the first three
weeks of their lives. Very small
chieks ned mall seeds, asis
sie bf th nonstnmt search
for Minute!seedeofgrass.- Na
ture is- the best teacber. Small
whole seeds are the very best pro
vision in the grain line for young
bids.
A celebrated French agriculturist,
-who for jan years held.first rank
in th ari fettenig~heep, when
urged tivug his secret, re
plied. 'My secret ? I have none;
itis oly aquestion of fare. Induce
the animals to eat abundantly by a
lag,o ocevrettndgodpe
Fine butter can only be obtained
bychurning at a favorable tempe
- rature. If the- temperature of the
cream is too low the batter will be
og inaomng aRd will,ber hard in
taiure. If- ed; emperature is too
high, the' buster will come very
speedily, but the product will
be greasy, destitute of grain, and
deficient in quantity.
Chickens which, from natural
disposition, or from being kept on
food too stimulating in its charac
ter, begin very early to lay eggs,
are generally stunted in growth
and, consequently, never become the
fine large birds so desirable for the
*table or the market.
Give the boys gork, and take
pains to teach them. It is to this
4' best frm men.
It is estimated that there are
nore than 12,000 Notaries Public
iiSouth Carolina.
An Indianapolis bigamist was on
y seventeen at first marriage and
tineteen at second.
A farm of 1,500 acres in Barry
Jounty, Missouri, is to be devoted
o the breeding of mules.
According to the Governor's
dessage, the State debt of South
Jarolina is now $8,642,321.
The State of Georgia has 40
oiton mills, and they pay from 8
o-25 per- cent. not on the capital
nvested.
A hot campaign is anticipated in
1eorgia next fall. We have no
oub- thel same may be predicted
n South Carolina.
Dr. Giles L Glazener, a well
nown physician and druggist of
1reenville, died on the 7th inst.,
if typhoid fever.
Almost without exception the
)emocrats in the Kentucky Legis
ture have refused to accept free
asses from railroads.
The coffee house recently estab
ished by the ladies of Spartanburg
s pronounced a success, sociplly
S well as financially.
A bill to place Gen. Grant on the
-etired list of the army, with full
>ay, was introduced into the Sen
6te as soon as it organized.
Ex-Gov. English has placed in
iis opera house at Indianapolis,
>eside an array of classic statues a
'ull-figure marble statue of his late
wife.
An Indiana paper says: 'Senator
Voorhees, of this State, will be a
andidate for the Democratic nomi
mtion for President in 1884. That
s settled.'
The Edgefield Advertiser has just
ompleted its forty-sixth volume,
Lnd enters upon its forty.seventh
all of life and vigor. Long may it
ive and prosper.
A company has been organized
n New York, with Jacob Lorillard
t his -head, to build shipthat will
nake the run to London in five
lays. They are to be built of
heel.
The United States Army loei
marly ten times as many soldiers
by desertion as by death last year.
he death rate among colored sol
Sers is twice as great as among
hite.
A young man of Delano, Minn.,
~arried a bottle of deadly poison iz
the same - pocket with his chewing
oscoo. -The fluid escaped, im
agsted tlle fobacc~o, and killed
MizadoIile, Tennz., the sale ol
parlor matches has been strictly for
bidden by the City Council, and in
Dharleston, S. C., all matches ex
ept the'old 'lucifers' are codemn
sas dangerous.
By a vote of the Baptist deacona
it Mendocia, Ind., a figure of Ve
aus, which had been embroidered
an a screen by the pastor's daugh
ter, was declared unfit to be sold
it the church fair.
It is pleasant to note that the
poll-taxhas been paid more prompt
ly this year than ever before. Peo
le are beginning to see that tc
pay this tax is the cheaper and less
broublesome course.
The small amount of interesi
taken in amendments to State Con
titutions has just been illustrated
n Massachusetts, where, with 300,
300 voters, only 30,000 ballots were
~ast on such an issue.
The finest railroad station in the
nited States isr said to be the ne's
anepf the Pennysvanuia Company iz
Philadelphia. It stands in the bearl
af the city, and is described as e
miagnficenut sjieciann of Gothic
irchitecture.'
A fin-ting belle of Akron, Ohio
b:caused a social excitement by
baing all the love letters she hai
received bound handsomely in
morocco volume for her parlo:
table, in place of an ordinary auto
graph album.
Capt. S. N. Williams, a faithfu
employee of the Columbia and
Greenville Railroad for over thir
teen years has resigned his positioi
as freight conductor. He goes t<
Williamston, his home, to ente:
into other business.
IL now appears that Mr. Garfiel<
died comparatively rich. His estati
is worth abont $125,000. This, ii
addition to the public subscription
one year's Presidential salary ani
bills paid by Congress, will maki
the widow worth about $500,000.
In the new city of Pullman, nea:
Chicago, a handsome-looking roofer
who for more than three monthi
has done work on the highes
buildings with as much skill as the
best workman, has just been dia
covered to be a young woman ir
CLOTHING. -
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.Cuml
CLOTHING. COZA
Is PREl
CLOTHING. FALL A]
With the Lar
CLOTHING.'
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING. GENT FU
CLOTHING. To Be Fou
CLOTHING. To all of whi
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
Sep. 28, 39-tf.
FALL CUS
SWAE
MERCHA3
COLUJM
Has employed a(
ence in his C USTOJ
Fall, Uho will, with
stylTsh cut of his ga
the most fastidious
AN ELEG
FOREIGN AND U
SUITS, $25.
Aug. , :S-tr.
FrwUs aj
y."U81a1w.
FRUIT.
Hand-Picked Virg
APPLES. ORANGES. BANANA
PEAR& PDTATOB
A full supply of o sen always
ir Prompt attention given to orders.
C. IB.A
55. 57 & Se Market Street,
Oct. 5, 40-6m.
Dry G004
There Is now In Stck
Shiver's Corner,
A Full, Fresh a
Ladies', Men's e
CARPETS, MATl
STRAW GOODS,
UMBREL
]
WINDOW SHADES
CURTJ
These goods were purchased under
are OFFERED AT FAIR AND POPUL.
May 11, 19-&f.
WHAT FERTILI2
The above question is being a
answer it fairly, use
We will place it oii cars'or
$25 PER TC
ANALYSIS GUARA]
BAUGH & SONS, Si
20 South D
103S South St
Dec. 15, 50-St.
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tains more reading of PBec?KAr, Doxs
WORTH and PosrTIv Hoxa INrrln
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nmber eontains Portraits and Sketchi
Flral Artices, Stories and Hdment'
Choice Poetry, the liatest Fashions, the
ther's Chair, the Student's "Corner,
Yonng Folks' Window, all fully illustrata
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LOTHING.
OGOTHING.
mNA, s. C.,
'ARED FOR THE CTHING.
D WINTER CULHING.
st and Best Stock of
I H INNG.
rHILOTNNQ
CLOTIING.
1N1SHIIG GOODS CLOT161G.
md in the State. CLOTR1Mr
ch he invites attention. OLOTu GS
KINARDCLOING.
" CLO HING.
TOM TtADE9
-0
r'FIELD,
IT TAILOR4
[~BT A, S. C.,
Wutter of much exper
11 DEPARTMENT thil
his son, noted for thw
rments, be able to ples
ANT LINE OF
OESTIC PJfG
sd 'egetables.
PRODUCE
Inia Peanuts a Specialty.
S. LEMONS. COCOANUTS. RAISIN
S. ONIONS. CABBAGES.
on hand. No Commission or Auction Goods hi
refre depend upon first ciass stock.
1rr & CO.,
CHARLESTON, 8.
s, .vMnoses, St .
at the Old and Noted glouge,
in Columbia, S. C
Ld Complete Line of.
~nd Children's Shoes,
INGS, OIL CLOTHE
LAS,
ARASOLS,
LACES,
LINEN
LIN LACE~S,
CORNICE
favorable aUspices by an experienced buyer,
LR PRICES. Try them.
'HE'9R. kCU
ER SHAT.L WE USE?
skedby hoaands of Farmers dily. i
boat in Philadelphia or Baltimore at
>N OF 2,000 LBS.
ETEED. Send for Circular.
ale Manufacturers,
laware Ave., Philadt~4
reet, Baltimnore.
'H, CROCKERY
Do - -AND- -
e GLASS WAR)
Ires, A .nee assertment of UROCKERY i
G LASSWAREjust receired ad for sale
W.ae~ T. WRIGEJ
we Who still has only afew of those CHE
the STVE left. Call quick if you want c
This Who still continues to carry on the 'l
coe BUSINESS in all its branches, and keel
as at full line of
TeTinware and Stove
gn'k And last, though not least, who wifl
o do all the ROOFING, GUTTERWG and ot
>ver- JOB WORK he can get, just as cheap
nan1d. can afford it. Mar. 23,47-T
SElectioni is Over.
te Now go and hear the votes countec
stCL ARK'S GALLERY, where the fiuest .
and, Works that have ever been exhibitei
1y Newberry, are on exhibition. And wI
there sit for your picture, and take to y
homes some of their superior .photogra;
NWe warn you that delays are dangero
go ore it is too late.
Mr,W. H..Clark feels. confident, after
uyexperience of fifteen years, that hei
i:produce a class of work that will pie
L.0; and give perfect satisfaction.
ad- Copying old pictures and enlargmng
8 an any desired side, also reducing to
fur smallest, a specialty.
er For style and quality of work, refer.
the editor of this paper.
CLARK BRO'T
NOV. 10, 46-tf.
.0
TIFF ATUDY OF 1
-0
TheeeWInductiv
rs. W.
is Opened. a STUDIO ov
Store for the Re<
-IaviN TaIlt tliS MUthod in the North
, .. now Offrshe Services and the
i psible to set forU ALL TIU
Old-hY1--in, ia ait Advertisement, but invite
for CireuUbr.
IT SAVES 1nME AND MONEY. ItIsso
-anderstail it.
it do'-s a way with years of drudgery.
It tKke4 the Pupil almost imnmedately in
continue the samne throughont the whole Cc
is iu not a superficial method, but applis
Aout any cbwige whatever.
ut comman iis Itself at once to the'educati
This Method is entirely different from th
Ana qonunily is oered to all to gin a
for Less Expens
4GMr:.-nyn f my Pupils in the South s
wbich wa. gained at a nominal expense, wb
DOLLARs pcr Lesason.
ThisO tIILXI fulfi the maxim that "WhE
ens life and increases usefulness."
Termra s, 50 C
Vtr Books and Sheet Music will
FOR FUi,TnE PARTICULAUS, CAL1
Feb. 21, S-tr.
THE
,H [
TWIN. SP RING
.
Patented, Nov
-,E, he
Do i W
-at HTelea,
perior to at
N(,Le. PAIIR.
E,. II. Christian.
Geon. McWhirter.
-R. W. Boone.
Gi. W. Hiolland.
ai1r. E. F. Blesse.
CG. W. Garmany.
The pring can be had at J1. 0. IU
Newberry,
Dr # Z ancy .ltcle
L* Wholesale and Retail
DR UG GIST
INEWBER RYV S. C.
Pr-I'escip:.flne compounded with accura
and nicety a; all Ihours.
The l'raeritio Clerk's bed room t
Stdrs over Faint & Whuirter's' Grocery .Stoi
Ve front room. Jul. 27, 30-4f.
DR.M E. E. .JACKSON,
C0191B)A, -9C.
. eroved to store two doora next uc
-Wheeler110U.e
A full stocku of Pure Medicines, -Ches
cas,.Perfumzeries,:v'oiIet- Articlee;, Gard
and Field Seeds, always in btor5nnd
- oderate prices.
- 'Orders prom'ptly attended to.
Apr. 11, 15-ef.
Watches, Clocks, Jewehi
t the New Store en Betel Lt.
I ha-.-c no., .vu hand a large and elega
WATCM.~ C.OC KS, JEWELE1
.Si! ver a nd Plat.ed W are,
'i~spy..tCLRS AND s?ECTACLE CAS2E
sa WEBDisi A20 SIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
A1 o- - -,., wai prvnptly attended 1
do . o.1.! jy til wi:h Dispatch.
he Call airl.X za-nney stock and pricea.
EDUARD SCHOLTZ.
Nov. 21, 4'f
tWETERN MANUFACTURE.
n A :- RiORV LOT OF.
IUIIER P IITON
Aiave ouuaand at
SJ. TAYLOR'S REPOSITORY,
B~elow M. Foot &Son's, on opposite side.
TAYLOR & CLINE
jeoulse
,SIC SMJPIFIDO.
v Method ror-the
D OPGr.A
R. Y. LexVelPs Furnitq
eption of Pupils
fith Uparaelled .nece 1s4% EinWB
Kethod to the CITIZENS~ OF HERS1Y
Aj)YITKGRS thiS Mto a v
al'jntereted to Call athe Stuiio, !or id
imple that oven a Child of Five Tearsp
to the Science of Musical CompositionsAd
arse1 of Instrmction.
to %l Music precie%y as it im written, 1
i ess of the commuity.
0 old System.
Mi FAucaionl A short time
thant ever ,before.
re, now sucoewtuyr Teaebing this MeA,
le Iny expense for nition alone was 1R
aever shortens the road to learning, 1eI
r.3r Less*M
e Fiffished oft Aoderate-Terms.
0 o ' nDRE$S.
IRS. W. H; CLARK.,
.Newberry, S.
=4,18 No.1 i"
undersighed, now using the TWIN SPR
, maufactUrwd by
M. ZOBEL & O.
s. C, take pleasure in sat ng"that they am
Swe have srer used.
T. C. Pool. 'W. T. Tarraut.
S. F. Fant. Jamues'Weintosh.,
J. 0. Havfrd& .unon-E. Chipr
W. W. fIouse.al. G. G. DeVWast.
W. H. Wallace. . P. Moses.
D. W.'lT. Xibler. A. W. Tf.imno
U. B. Whites. R. L. McCad.ghri
AVIRD'S, and at the Fari'nture' Store
Mar. 16, 1881--11
J. N. Rebson & So
C6 SeiSIun M6rChaeIS
AND DEAICS 1N
FBRTILIZE1I
68 EAST BAY.
CUaR.xs-ros, Novembher, 9,188
the coniuencemnentrof another 1
ness year we acknowledge wit plea
the patronage and confidence of our pl
ingfriends. -. - . .
'ROBSOW'S COMlPOUND ACID PROSPNilR
p .have given very gratifying satisfaction.
e, Cotton andi Cora Fertilizer is of.-the big
standard. It contains among other va
- ble ingredients a per cent. of Ammonia
per cent. of Potash, 16 per cent. of av
ble -Phosphate. - Baying been among
first to introthace (Gnano in this States
can confidently refer to out~ phnting frii
5 that during the series of years wehave
themLaiures we have always givesi.ai
article. Every (arnre is test:ed. We
ler the -above Fertilizers for cash, tim
j. Cotton.
SPlanters orderiug itamediatel.y.will b
at locd to the 1st of A pril to decide w
they prefer, cash or time. Au-order
carload of~ ten tons will be sent free of d~
age, for -a less amount.$) per ton. wi
e harged
IEMPLOYMENT
FORiALL.
TOliE A HOUSEHULD ARTI(
THE poont aell as the richo the o1
well as the young, the wife as wel
the g hu bteJun maiden a-we
nmay just. as well earn a iew dollars in
est can ploymient, as to sitarond'd the hs
and' wait ?orgo&hers to eara ite'for.them.
cngidyoti empi ment, all the time
duriig oursareours'enl ; tra'veltn
Sin your own gbt op among
frendsi and acquainlnces. if y.qu d1f
care for mpnrloyment. we can impart vi
ble iuf'rnaation to you free of co.,t. It
c4t: ya$~only one cent for a P'istil eat
w rite for our Prospectus. andidtinav bx
8, metans of nakin;youageood ,many dol
la" no(t n,eglect th is opportunity. To
nt. ha&ve to invest a large surtM ino
adi run a great. risk oX losing it. . You:
readily sse that it wml bw.an easyfmatt
tuake from $1o to $100 a week, andl estai
-a lucrat.ive. an'l independetbniess,
endl to this matter4W.orthere sC
IN IT for all who engage with us. We
surprise yon and you will wonder.'why
never wrote to us before. WE SEND I
PAistTCULARLS FREE. -AddIdss
-BUCKkEY E M?t"G CO.
(Namue this.pgper.) *MAmIos, ()a
Se p 21, 38 -8m.
(Sesinars to Wm. ?.3anoa, 400'd.)
.The undlet,igMw-1 huaving pasocip.-dt dI
selves together for the purp-me of cond
ig thne INSUR~ANCE BU$INE3S, w
respectfully ask for a, continnnnnce of
business lately entrusted to' Major Na
and also -any new busiueuu-that may.t or
JAME.S kF. GLEN:
TENCH C. PQOL
Aug. 9, 1881. . .:M
AWM~ey at-LI
!tEWEERY, S. C.
nst. M, A4..tL
olumbla & Greenville Railroade.
C
PASENGER PARTNE1X
Cez.UXUrA. S ~ -U~~
On and after Mon the
ASSENGER TRAIAS will rup as herewith in
Licated upouhir4dtanches.
Daily, except Sandays.
- . -No. 52. UP PASSENGER.
e Colubia,A - - a11.20 a
"6. - - - 32.26,p
inety-Six,o - - - p
Hodges, - - - Ip m
" Belton, Vs- - - 2 p m
.e11, - - - - 6.47 pm
C. 1i
r a a EL
" Belton, - In- .
" Hodges, It- - m 14 p
Ninety-Six- - - - - - 2.1 p m
"4 Newberry, -&- 7 p 8 m
" Ahls - - 4-463 p I
Arrive C&WEAl'*F- - 5 p -
T,ave Alston, M. - 1A8 pIn
" ,Sroglher 'I -P
Sheiton, -- - 2.3pm
. .&UI'RNB A -LW 48. p
" onesW1Te, - - - 6.33 p.m
Arrive spartanbeM, RE. D. Dpe% K-. p at
.No.55. DOWNPKASSEiNGEU,
Leave paranbu.. D- -2,5 mZ~
"spartanburg, S. U.& C. tptG 1.18 P M
" J -e1, - . - - 01 p a
e' at 2.82 p In
- S 4- 258 pnL.
Lav Shodn, - - 38
Strotber, .- - - 4.4 pm.
Arriye at Alodes.;---.---. pm
LAUxs aAILWAT.
LeAnderrysO --- -n 55pm
Arrive atIWarhalaC. . .- m.
Leave Laren C. , - - - a,
Arrive at Newberry, -3.p aps
Leave Hodlt .. - - 31. m
Arrive at Ab 4.4-6i- P 2L,
Leave Abbeville, - - 1215 Pa
Arrive at Hoges, -- - 40 10 p m
a o rtoD
.........caoNCIOS
Anderson P)M
Leafltbwi'tO 7- 10 p
Arrive at Walhalla 7-.8 V In
Leave Wllalla at,
Leave Seneca D, 9.58 a
aPendleton, - 101fat.
, Anterwon -
A svat-Belton, -- - -7a
WWMM.CON ONS. -
A. WithSouth.CaSola Wr*XoMCharj
. aeston.
With Wilain n,-Columbia -nd Aiita
ailroad om-: W agnxtou: ul
-Wi 10rii~ Cold ksi 'Agast
Ealroad b thadotte=d SHVoints.
. North thereof.
.With Axhaiie&0Rm
. it A. QG. Div., D&* &A. R., frm U
ponts South and West.
D. Witlii. & C. Div., I. &'D:R, R.
!anta and beod.
E.nWithA. W t4m rd a.
nts South and West.
-*Sodthr' Carolinaowrealieharkes
tole,. - ':* - WY r ;
With Willni-4u spmbia ad .AnMa
Railroad'fr anvtn ate .Nbf
nth aharloyte, DCfbiw-M& AasengM
Rai ro d for Charlotte . Xaxth..,,
. ti Asheville &'parlrg
forive --adende- - &4- .
EL. -With A. &C. Dir-, E.;j Ru&*'ftrVM
CharloWte and - -e-o.u -
u8d.;id Ifused --IWOV -,d
widebriPiiftesimin -
. LeaT 4:1trecMe. e.A.
-rv Colu- bi. at . rmtedent
PAY FRENGERND VASSEEN.
On nd.fte Deesuee-8i il qsaer
OING EAST, (DAILY EXCE" sMNDAYS.)
Leav'olumbia at - f00 -P.le
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