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gI , N rets '' Sjle 8 ! T W T F S 1* 1 3 4 516 18 9J1 11 12 13 14, 1718 19. 20 2111 62-29'2 25' 2627 8 230 3 The business Of puryraisIng; a small industry, but one which 1 ean be made a profitable and pleas ant pursuit. -To the housewifeVit more appropr.atly belogs, and it is to be. Tegretted that the good women of-the south pay so little ragard to it. The bead of a fauiy who is under Ip necessity of sup plying eggasid chicketis for the taW0, d .ome year- - is prepared to estimate the aid which a frgal housewife may afford, by paying proper attention to the poultry yard. There is no one who espot,bjugiOUs aaeet whether in town, city or country, raise a sufficiency of chickens4d eg t e tlie wants of an ordin ary family, an many,may go far ther and reg]ize a surplus which would help to supply other necessi ties. There is nothig prettier than a Ilock of well selected and well fed chickens, as they gather with afei tion about the kindly housewife for their moiing end e'ening meals; tnd'it is surely a source of pride and.-gmatiBctiou when the lady Of the house adds~to'herI deran abundance of freshIlE fid eggs. She who thMaidher husband is a real charac of rial worth, most qlah guished above the flip pasu, thoughbdes or zegfigent wo man who take no practical views of what they may or ought to do. .,is true that method, care and industry are esseitial to success in this auslfar' pursuit, but the r'e id tfee all this is sure and pleas ant. We, therefore, invite the la dies of Georgia, generally, to con "Gi.rtiV8jee6 a k aa e an ear nest experiment in this line. One of, the mot practical introdtory 6tiilsis thd selection of improied breed& but none should delay a be ginning. ho are able even to pro. cure a supply of the ancient stock who served ouriathers and, mothers well before the~ incorporation of the improve breeds k,es Europe, Asia and the islands of the bea. Ilm-rOx or7 C'jaJWa MaUREqs. -In summing up the advantages of a systematic rotation of crops, the supply of manure that can be obtained in the resdlproduce of the feed provided for animals in the course of cropping, and the ul timate profits that may be derived frqm~ the manure when applied to tihoil must'not escape attention, athey are matters of great practi cal importance. From the wide variations observed in the action of farmad manures on different soils, we cannot decide upon any standard that will enable us to de termine their absolute value, in piromoting the growth of crops.in any given case. For example, a dressing of manure on a heavy soil would not produce precisely the me results-that would be obtained by the same manure on a light soil, and the different effects observed in the two cases would be stil fur 4ber complicated by variatins Pa,rising front paisliariies of sea mono. The direcimethod of experi mentation f Eyrdeteriningthe abso - le value of manures, which would at firet aightbe suggested cannot, therefore,- -from the complex con -ditions in~Isve&, be-applied with any'prospect of success. It will be readily seen from what b ag alrebdy been presented, that a - sriety of eropagrown in succession .u tenda to ecepomize the elements of fertility in the soil so that the greatest igregte return for nat ural productiveness, or for ma nures applied would be obtained; while the continuous growth of a single crop would result in the waste 'of some of the valuable con stituents of the soil which are not in a form available for it, but which could be made use of by other crops-Ds. MuEs, in A meri can Agriculturist f'or January. BAms'sGIummu>D.-Three quar ters of a pound of flour, one quart of molasses one foprth of apound of butter, one ounce of saleratus - and one onnesof ginger. -It-is'never ibest to overdue econ sy by letting hogs or geese hab iually eat the grass in the front' Red costumes, red jackets, and red hats are worn together. One ostrich'eg makes a meal for ihme nersons. ~CL Dr. Felton, who aspires to bei Georgia's Mahone, will open his C1 campaign at Augusta on the 31st. It does not always follow that a CI man is a sculptor because he chis els his tailor out of a suit of clothes. CL There are twenty-one contested election cases in the U. S. House. C1 Of these nearly all are from the South. C1 Some fifteen new buildings, most of them large, are now going up CI rapidly in the burnt district at Edgefield. . C For opening a letter written by his wife to her father, an Ohio man C] has been bound over in $500 to ap pear before the grand jury. C] The Mormons expect 1,500 con verts from London next month, CJ comprisiag a number of families and about 300 unmarried women. C1 Mr. Kimball, the director-general 8 of the Atlanta Cotton Exposition, says that twenty-seven exhibitors are going to establish factories at thatplace. It is said that nearly half of the strength of the Presbyterian church in the United States is in the States of Pennsylvania and New York. An Omaha railroad man got for a Christmas present a silver locomo tive thirteen inches long, made at a cost of $500 and a perfect minia ture in every detail. New York has a monkey boom. The connecting links sell at from $8 to $25, and there is a growing demand for them by people who F dote on mischievous pets. The Mrs. OvrAeld fund, which amounts to $881,891 T2, has been A invested in United States four per iiW registered bonds The amount - received for Mrs. Garfield, the F elder, $1,120 25, has been paid to her. Al The Paterson (N. y.) Locomotive Af Works have turned out 500 en gines, valued at $5,000,000, with in the past year, and from orders alreadj on hand it is estimated that o the number. next ~year will reach " 600, or nearly two a day. Thr Mormon Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, which has been twenty eigt years in process of o S tion, and is not yet completed, has granite walls nine feet four inches thick, is 250 feet in diameter, and seatsa12,000 persons. It was proposed to turn the Cal ifornia penitentiary into a tannery, but, as it appeared that such a move would seriously interfere with the business of regular leather S' manufacturers, the convicts are to be employed in making jute bag gmg. Two women called on a Maine dentist simultaneously, one to have 9 all her teeth extracted, and the other only three. The dentist mistakenly put the latter under the influence of ether, and rendered an her toothless. A jury will esti mate the damage. I Minniel Brooks, a Chicago whiteU woman drew public attention to herself a year ago by turning her ' beer garden into a religious meet.-F ing house, and taking the lead in revival meetings held therein. She j has now become conspicuous anewJj by marrying a negro. The Spring meeting of the South Carolina Jockey Club, at Washing ton Course, Charleston, will com mence on Wednesday, February B. 1st, and continue for four days. The programme embraces a series of sixteen races, for which purses aggregating $2,800 have been of- I Mr. Timothy 0. Howe neverer sould see. anything wrong aboutt. nepotism when he was in the ci 'Senate, and he has taken the earliest opportunity of showing wh~ that he feels the same wiay still. His first act after becOming Post master-General was to appoint his a son chief elerk of the department. Rev. Richiard Cain, colored, Bish. op of Louisiana, and wife have brought suit in the United States Circuit Court at San Antonio 'against the Galveston, Houston and Louisiana Railway for $20,000 damages, on the ground of being refused the privilege of riding in a first-class car, after the company a had sold them first class tickets. C Lord Byron's statue at Misso-' ' lunghi was unveiled with solemn _ ceremony the other day. A funeral,L service was performed, and then the clergy and civic authorities, E headed by trumpeters, walked in pe procession to the site of the statue, will The prefet said, in a voice loud enough for all to hear: 'Let the veil fall ! Let us uncover the statue of the grand martyr of our holy revolution !-the grand bene- Wb< factor of Greece !' The trumpets all a then sounded, and National airs 14 were pled by the military hands. a Clothij OTHING. OTHING. 31 L, KI OTHING.C1OTII I ,OTHING. ColU BI 1m PEPAHED ,OTHING.FALL AND Wthb the Larcest an OTHING. L0 TI OTHING. 'OTHING. GENT FURNIS ,OTHING. To Be Found i JOTHING. To all of which he .j0THING.-M b K J0THING. ep. 28, 39-tf. 'ALL CUSTO SWAFE [ERCHANI COL-UM11 Has employed a Cutl ee in his CUSTOM j dal, who will, with hi lish out of his garm e most fastidious. AN ELEGAN OREIGN AND DOI SUITS, $25 AN: ug. 24, -tf. .-*itis and ERUIT.. Hand-Picked Virginia PLES. ORANGES. BANA.NAS. I PEARS. POTATOES. C il supply of goods in season always on bai dIed and purchasers can therefor4 r Prompt attention given to orders. 0. B.AR ' 57 & 59 Market Street, t. 5, 40-Sm. Dry Goods, e There is now in Stock at i 4iver's Corner, ir A Full, Fresh and D RY G Ladies', Men's and ARPETS, MATTIll [RAW GOODS, UMBRELLA| PAl ~INDOW SHADES, CURTAIN These goods were purchased under favora FFERED AT FAIR AND POPULAR PR .BOUKNJGHT May 11, 19-tf. ~ed the Plant and the THEN LxcE, TW2ITPERITC In Philadelphia Send for Circular Showin LUGH & SONS, Sole 20 South Dela'm 103 South Street Jan. 26, 4-st.. Ths choalways take a<dvan tgofe good chance o mak ing thenrt stt ae buoper e yeew ntnt hse who do i evs t A y e can d o the wr rpr ,or only yor ar reoments. Ful eAddress svissox' . Co., Portlnd, ESTERNMANUFACTURE, A SUPERIOR LOT OF JGGll, PiEToNg8 CARRIAGES, Always on band at a . TAYLOR'S REPOSITORY, ~ w M. Foot & Son's, on opposite side. -. all and look at them. For sale by AYLOR & CLINE. r. 9, 10-?y. ERY STABLE NOTifE. aving leased the Livery Stables from tl H. H. Blease, the subscribers take h sure in informing the public that they keep FIRST CL ASSg LIVERY, FEEDe ANDP ALE STABLES,m re they will be able to accommodate ~ rho favor them with their patronage. ElSrwm &r nDICniRT. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. I CLOTHING. A, S. C., CLOTHING. roR TIm WINTER CLOTHING. 3 d Best Stock of El ING CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. i the State. CLOTHING. invites attention. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. _ CLOTHING.u I TRADE. IELD, TAILOR, TA,S.o C., er of much experi DEPARTMENT this g son, noted for the ents, 4e O,le to please T LINE OF IESTIC SUITINGS. D UPWARDS. Pegetables. PRODUCE. Peanuts a Specialty. EMON& COCOANUTS. RAISINS. NIONS. CABBAGES. id. No Commission or Auction Goods ban depend upon first class stock. & Co., CHARLESTON, S. C. rotions, ce. Ahe Old and Noted House, i Columbia, S. C., Complete Line of Children's Shoes, GS, OIL CLOTHS, ASOLS, LACES, LINEN, LACES, CORNICES. ble auspices by an experienced buyer, and [CES. Try them. EX'OR. k CO. Plant will Feed yon. USE or Baltimore. g Guaranteed Analysis. Manufacturers, rare Ave., Philadelphia. ,Baltimore. JROCKERY --AND-. GLASSWARE. - A nice assortmnent of CROCKERY and ~LASSWARE just received and for sale by W. T. WRlIGHT, Who still has only a few of those CHEAP TOVES left. Call quick if you want one. Who still continues to carry on the TIN KTSINESS in all its branches, and keeps a ll line of .E ['inware and Stoves. And last, though not least, who will do I the ROOFING, GUTTERING and other ff OB WORK he can get, jut ascheap as he i in afford it. Mar. 23, 47-17. n Election is Over. I Now go and hear the votes counted at 54 LARK'S GALLERY, where the finest Art ii forks that have ever been ext,ibited in r 'ewberry, are on exhibition. And while 8< ere sit for your picture, and take to your oes some of their superior photographs. te We warn you that delays are dangerous: C ere it is too late. Mr. W. H. Clark feele confident, after an - cperience of fifteen years, that he can oduce a class of work that will please d give perfect satisfaction. I opying old pictures and enlarging to< y desired side, also reducing to the nallest, a specialty. For style and quality of work, refers to. dc e editor of this paper. CLARK 'BSO'S. No. in, 48-t e i GRAD MI( ME STUDY OF M ['he Iabor of Years A.c4 the New Inductil PIANO AN IVirs. W. las Opened a STUDIO ov Store for the Re, Having Tanght this Method ia the North ille. S. C., aow Offers her Services and the NI) VICINITY. ir it is irK)ssihie to set forth AT,L TIT] 1 system, in an Advertiftment, but invite >r Circular. IT SAVES TIME AND MONEY. It is so nderstand it. It does uway with years of drudgery. It takes the Pupil almost mmdia I in Dntlnues the sams tbroughout the whole G( It is not a superficial method, hut applie utany change whatever. It co meda Itself at once to the odueatA Tlhis=leho is entirely dilfferent from thi In opportunity is ofered to all to gain a for Less &pens" AW Many of my Pupils in the South S 1ich was gained at a nominal expense, wb 'OLL&RS per Lesson. This Method ftl4ls the maxim that 'Who ns life and increases usefulness." Verxms, 50 ct iir Books and Sheet Music will FOR FUaTRER PARTICULARS, CALL Feb. 23, 8-tf. Iaggy 5' Fancy ./irticles. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, NEWBERRY, S. C. Prescriptions compounded with accuracy nd nicety at all bours. The Prescription Clerk's bed room up tairs over Fant & Whirter's Grocery Store, ront room. Jul. 27, 30-tf. WMtcaes, CZocks, Jewelry. ATHES AND JEWELRY At the New Store on Hotel Lot. I have now on hand a large and elegant asortment of WATCiIES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Siver and Plated Ware, rleLIN AND GUITAR STEINGS, SPECTACLES AND SPECTACLE CASES, WEDDINS AND BiRTHDAY PRESENTS. IN ENDLESS VARIETY. All orde.rs by mail promptly attended to. Watchmaking and Repairing Done Cheaply and with Dispatch. Call and examine my stock and.prices. EDUARD SCH4OLTZ. Nov. 21, 47-tf. W. B. CIsE Suerntendent. ~dSto Phosphate Cr@j)anyb CHARLESTON, S. C. - ANUNT~CrURERS OX idisto Aeid Phosphate, Cdisto Ash Element, idiste Amnmonlated Fertilizer, idIsto Ground Bone, Ld Importers of German Kalnit. SPECIAL BRANDS Ianufactured to Order. CAR LOAD LOTS DELIVERED FREE ON BOARD CARS. Any quantity delivered' free on board essel at Company's works. J. B. E. SLOAN, EASURER AND GENERAL AGENT, At Office of J. B. E. Sloan-& Son. Jan. 12, 2-8m. THE JONES VENTILATED SPPORTERS Are the Easiest, Safest and Best in the World. For Sale by Dr. W. E. IELHAX. Jan. 1,2-3m. Patents for Inventions. W. A.'DB.RSON. ,1. C. ARTIH. ANDERSON & SMITH, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,. No: 700 Seventh Street, Washington, D. C. unles patent sallowed, eesstha Zraton se freeo chre Refeeces rnshed upon request. Sep. 21, 38-tr.w.I. NVENTORS addres"SO"Bos id Patent Solicitors, 617 Seventh Street, ashngton, D. C., for instructions. Rea ley. We attend excusvel to Patent siness Rteisnes, Interfernces and as iitd ripon receit of mode or sketch tCommssioer 0f Patets, also toref nnmissoners. Established 1866. Sep. 21, 38-tt.w.l. fEniness now betere the public? tiTon. can make money faster a3 workt foro uthan at an hin le he indust , en omen boy an d wntei everyhere twokfr us. the wort No one can il to make enor adruts fre.neymade es 'AL DISCOVERfY!jc USIC S,t1PLIFIED. d Li .omnplished in Weeks by re Method for the NI D O R G-.A N* k Le HK Clark er R. Y. Leavell's Furniture eption of Pupils. 1A with Unparalleled Success; also in Green Method to the CITIZENS OF NEWBEltY E ADVANTAGES this Method has over the all interested to Call at the Studio, or Send Simple that even a Child of Five Years can 1A to the Scienoe of Musieal Compositions, and nirse of 1nistructiou. to all Mualc precisely as it is written, with 0d class of the community. A Old System. Muwsical Pducation in a short time and 1A A tAan ever before. T re now successtully Teaching this Method. Ile my expense for Tuition alone was FOUR tever shortens the road to learning, length- A ILA Ai i. Per Lesson. e karnihed on Moderate Terms. ON OR ADDRESS. ~L LA iW. W. H. CLARK, 1 Newberry, S. C. J. N. Robson & Son, A Commission Merchafts AND DAZPAa jX FERTILIZERS. C 68 EAST BAY. D CsarLxqroN, November, 9 188r. At the commencement-of aother b;si ness year -we acknowledge withplesure F the patronage and confidence of our plant ing frien4s. RMBS'S CQTTON AN 00L rERI ZER, RCBSCIIS COUP= ACID PHSPHATE, G have given very gratifying atisfetkCn. Our H Cotton and Corn Fertilizer:is of the -highest standard. It contains among other valua ble ingredients S per cent. of Ammonia, 1i W per cent. of Potash, 16 per cent. of %vaila. ble Phosphate. Having been among the first to introduce Guano in this State, we - can confidently refer to our planting frieinds that- during the seriej of years we have sold then; Manures we have always given a pure article. Every Manure is tested. We of fer the above -Fertilizers for cash, time or T cotton. tI Planters ordering immediately will be 4 looed -to the lot of April to decide which they prefer, cash or time. -An order for a L carload of ten toss will be sent free of dray-A age, for a less amount $1 per ton will beA charged. Nor, 17, 46--Sm. EMPLOYMENTA FOR A LL. *1 TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE. 2 T HE poor as well-as the rich, the old as well as the young, the wife as well as the husband ,th you maiden as well as . the young nian the gilas well as the boy, - nay .1ua aaw l iuarn asew dollars in hon est-emploment, as to sit around the house to and wait or others to earn it for them. We a can give you employment, all the time, or U dluring your spare hours only; traveling, or i yr ow neigbrho.among your9 care for employment, we can impart valna- I ble information to you tree of cost. It will. I cost you only one cent for a Postal card to write for our Prospectus, and it mybe the L4 means of naaking you a good many dollars. [a Do not neglect this opportunity. You do Al not have toinvesta lag sum of mony and run a great risk or osing it. You will Tr readily see that It will be an easy. matter.to.c make frm 810 to $100 a week, and establish a lucrative, andl inlependent business, hon- ru orable, straightforwr and profitable. At tendto-this matter NOWforthere isMUONEY ~ IN IT for all who enge with us. We will (C surprise you and you wil wonder why you . never wrote to us before. WE sEND FULL U PAIriCLa BUCMKEY M'F'G CO.,d (Name this paper.) MamION, OHIO. E sep. 21, 38-6m. 3 Preserve Your Old Books! -----to E. R~. STOKES, 3 Blank Book Manufacturer " ASP a GENEABQOKBIER, Has moved opposite tire CIty Hall, where he Is fully prepared, .with first-elass work men, to do all kinds of workin lbi line. E BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern ~ and bound in any:style deird My facilities and long acquaintance~ih the business enable me to guarantee sadisfac tion on orders for~ Bank ~Books, Railroad Books, and Books for the use of Clerks of Court, Sheriffs, Probate Judges. Masters in Eut,and other County Officials. Paphlets, Magazines, Music, Newspapers and Periodicals, and all kinds of publications bound on the most reasonable terms and in the best manner. All orders promptly attended to. - E.R.STOKES, Main Street, opposIte New City Hall, Oct. 8, 41--r. Columbia., . S. P. BOOZER & SON'S FIRE INEIRANE AEGIdNY NEEWBERRY, 8. C. 4 Representing the following strong and reliable Companies, for many years in the Agency of the late Maj. W. F. Nanee, to wit : Liverpool and London and Globe Insur ane Company. Insurance Company of North America, of Philadelphia. Continental Insurance of New York. Star Insurance of New York. TOTAL ASSETS oTER $4.O,000.N Lar?g'fcilities for,Insuranc, against, Fire ory all kinds of property. The Insurance of Earm Property a ape cial feature in out, Agency. Liberal and prompt s'ettWm,-mnts guaran ieed. -Sep. 14, 33-:6m. W. H. WALLACE, Attorney-at-Law, NEWBERRT, S. C. Oct. s5, 4--tf. week in your own town, $5 Ou?t fre o rs. Eveybn e. Cap rtnes. La4ies mak asa ase mea -o grapy all te ime you work,wrltl) ?ASSEN'G tDEPARTENT1' Cor. ..7th, IML. )naaer d ,I; the LSSENGENT willrfras it - ated upon this road and Its branches. Daily, except Sundays. No. 52. UP PASSENGER. are Columbia,A - - a 11.20 a m Alston, - - - - 26 p Newberry, - - - - 1pr nety-Six - - - - - .1 p m Hodges, - - - 346 p m Blton, - - - 4.8 p a rie Greenville, - - - - 6.36 p a No. 56. DOWN PASSENGER. ave Greenville, G- - a- 1.8 " . Belton. . - 1157am " Hodges, - - 114 p m nety-Slx, - -.- p m 6 9ewberry, - - - 3* p m " Alston, - - 4.46 p m riveColumbia,F - - 55 p m ".TANBUaG, UNION & OOLUXI1A RAILoAD. No.52. UP PASSENGEL. ave Alston, - - - 1. p ' Strother, - 1.45pm ' Shelton. - 2.81 p a Santue, - - - - - 3.48 p m Uuion, - - - - 4.4pm Jonesville, - 5.38 puM -riV Spartauburg, R. & D. Depot, E 7.06 p e No.55. DOWN PASMER. ave S'partainburg, R.& D. Depot, B 1267 p in Spartauburg; S. U. & U. pot.6 1.13 p i 4 Jonesville, 0- - 2 np Union. - - - 2.3pm Sautuc. - - - 268pm Shelton, -- - .p SStrotber, - - . - 4.0p a Ire at Alston. - - - 4.36 p m LAUAENG RAILWAY. .Newberry, - - - - 8.56 p m riveatLaurens C. H., - 6.10 p m aye Laurens C. H., "- - - 12.50pm rive at Newberry, 3.08 Ipm AB&TVILLN BRANOIL ave Hodges, - - 856pm rivest, Abeville, 4A ps aye Abbeville, - - - - 12.15 p m rrive at Hodges, - - - 1.0 p m L.T ZoIV RAILrOA-7: AND AXDEEROX %ve Belton i, p M ' Anderson 6.82 p m' ' Pendleton .9 p :mI 2ve Seneca C, 7.u p m rrive at Walballa 7.35 p M Sve vaihalls at, - - 9.25 a m ave Seneca D, 9.58 a M " Pendleton, - . 10.31 a m " Anderson, - - 11.12 a m rive at Belton, - . 11.47 a m CONNECTIONS. With South Carolina Railroad from Char leston. With Wilmington, Columbia snd Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all W.rints North thereof. W' Charlotte, Colambia and Augusta Railroad from Charlot.te and all points North thereof With Asheville & 8partan Rail Road for points ia Western.No Carolina. With A. & C. Div. JL.A D. .R., from all pints Son'b and West. Wlth A. & C. Diy., R. & D. E t., from At% lnta and beyond. With A. & C. Div., R. * D. R. R., froze all . iltl South and West. WI South Carolina aroad for Charles - ton. With Wilmingn, Columbia and Austa Railroad foWili andtheNorth. With Charlotte, Colaia and Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and theNorth. With. Asheville & S a Ailroad from Hendersonv .l I. With A. & C. Div., . & . E. E., Charlotte aud beyond. Standard Time used is Washing , D. C, 21ch is fiteen miutus faster than / T. X. R. TALCOTT, Gen. Ma.na. J. W.-PEY, Superiaendent. L Poa, General PaeuserAvnt. uth ClaroHtas Eihoad Coempasy. PASSENGER DEPAR'MENT. CHANGE OF SOMMUM' Dw and aftec December1, 181, Passeger -ans this road will run as follows un ratthr notloe:' GRMENViLLE EPRESS. GotG EAsT, ,(DAILY Excxpr suDAys.) !ve Columbia at - - - 6.00 P. M. rrve Camden at - - -- - 8.15 P. K. crive Charleston at - .-10.36 P. K. GOING WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDA$.) tave Charleston at - - 6.30 A. K. myeo Camden at - 7.40 A. M. dtIve Columbla at - --11.60 A.M. WAY FREIT AND. PAENUEE. GoING EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDA Ys. ,eave Columabia at- - - 4.65 A. K. erIve Camden at - - - 1.10 P. K. rrive Auguista att - - - 1.38 P. M. ire Charleston at; -. - 1.(d P. X. GoING 'WEST DAILY ECKSrr aJNDAYTS. ,ave Charlestona at -.- 8.15 A. K. ye Agusta at - - - - 7.00 A. M. TieClmi t- - - 4.5P. M. Pssengera leavn Columbaor Cha.rles Snthstri 11 have to change cars Branehville to reach Charleston'at 1.6? . , or Colombia at gJ2P. K. NIGBT EXKREESS. GOING EAST DAILY. ave Columbia.at5 . . 9.30 P. M. dive Augutaat.- -e - - 7.5 A. K. Tive Charleston at - - - 6.5 A. K. 'GoING WEST DAILY. ave Charleston at - - - - 8.16 P. M. rV ?nye Augu ta se-4-- - 445 P..M. vieClmi t-. -5.10 A. N. )n Colombia Division Night Express alns run daily; aH other Trains daily ex pt Sunday. )n Augusta Dilvision all Passenger Trains n daly. leping Car are attacbed to Night rss Trains-berths only.$1f,0-between lumbla, Charleston and Augusta.. On trdays and Sundays, round trip tickets e sold to and from all StationS at one first s fare for the round trip, good till Mon y noon to return. Connections made Columbia with Greenville and Columbia lroad and Charlotte, Columbia and Au ata Railroad. at Charlotte Junction by sin arriving at Colnmbia at 1100 .A. N. dieavln Columbia at 6.00 P.M., to and >m all point on both Roads' At Charlee. a with Steamers 1br New Yolt on Wed edaysand Saturdays; also, with steamer r .Jscksouvlle and points on St. John verand with Savannahi and Chiarleston ilroad to alu points South.' oneeou are maeat A with d frm all points South and West. .'hrogh tickets can be plisdto all Ints South and West, byapying to A. B. DESAUSCZ,Aet, Columbia. D. C. ALLEN, G. P.R T. A. ron B. PECK, General Superintendent. lf.yiuuiant tolay @ohug for Men orB?ys ejilier readyma&ariad to ordr, do not fdto send. ?or our Caoge L A. SCOTT, Agent, Newberry, S. C. TERMAN KAINIT, (Direct Importation.) . Direct from the Agent of the Peruvian Government.) (& to 8 per cent. Ammonia.) va Scotia Land Plaster. SOUTH CAROMA iROUND PHOSPHATE,1 (Fine ground and hlgr adfe.) or ale by HtNMANN -EULl1IiLE, CIAELSTON, S. C. P A TENTS. reign Paet,Weshington, D. C. All anen nn edwith: Patents, -Whether ore -1e Patent 04ce or the Courts, iptly attended to. No charge maen a TME TheLatest* Th THE 3W E THE CMOM..' The handsomest and most moa@ LARGE ARM MACUEg ILLUSERATED CICULABSSENT ON APMLICATION. VictorSewing,Machine0o, NkI41stawn Conn. eter mc6u..aKelerisst.uenims.e AOMM UtSIL o$RIW 11!56 By applying personally at th neares of fAce of THE SDMGER MANUFAOTUEING Co. 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