Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, October 17, 1878, Image 4
Wow Wuy? III itulitfloii.
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To dav I'vo boca to mooting, John,
To boar tho paraou prqaoh,
Bul how they've ohangod B?OOO wo woro
young,
In oil thoy do ond toaoh.
Tboy say that'wo'ro old faahioood, John,
Abd.don't boro what wo soy;
But my old boort oou soo and fool
Whoue'or thoy ohaogo Qod's way.
'?.
When we wore young tho world was gay, j
And loved to uioko a ?how; '-x
x But Christians walked the narrow way,
Wo could not with them go;
Dut ob, how things havo ohangod since
thou,
Tho two woyp aro but ono;
They alt go in togetbor now,
And Boy they've "lots of fun."
When wo woro youug they usod to moot
lu our old kitchen room,
And sometimos in tho sohool houso noar,
It many phanoe to como;
And Eldor B--, that good old man
I'll no'or forget his voioe
II ow faithfully ho dealt with stu,
And how tho saints rojoioed.
j.V->' ' ' ' ? * ..
But now thoy moot in palaces,
So gorgeous,"rich and ui?e;
And everything that draws tho crowd,
They'll havo ut any price;
With oushionod seats aud oarpetiugs,
And everything so gay',
Tho poor can hardly gather there
They've not tho scrip to pay.
Tho minister, Uko sonto vain fop,
; Stands up aud roads his prayers;
'^-AiAWdh^Jttl Su" ?l.s\r't tn An"
. Ho did not proaob, he ouly read
An essay on Christ's voice;
No heart was touoh?d, no tears woro shed,
And not a soul rejoiced.
^ Ho thought Christ's voioo was musical,
\ Melodious, rich and clear,
\ And thns it sounded pleasantly
Upon tho listening oar.
I hoard somo soy us they passed out,
"Wasn't that a splendid thing?"
And another said, "That oan't bo boot
By oveu Dr. Tyng."
0 can it bo that such vain fops
Aro oollod to speak for God,
Who /cod tho ohuroh on worldly slops,
But never proooh Ilia Word?
1 thought if Christ himself were there,
Wo'd seo somo sighs aud tours;
"Ye Pharisees and hypocrites,"
Would thunder in their ears.
I thought of our old kitchen timos,
WIlOU servants sent by God
Would warn us oil so faithfully
To lovo and keep his word.
"Thoy did not wink at worldliness,
As ministers uow do
O givo mo hack tho olden ways,
I do not Uko tho new.
AJh.QSrrse machine now grinds a tune,
x A godless choir' joins in,' .'
But noither ono can tolLof joys
That como from pardoned sin.
Thoy sung God's praises when wo wer
young,
Bcoauso their heart? were blest;
A well paid choir now chants their songs,
And so tho ohuroh has rest.
.My heart was pained to soo tho show
They tried to moko in dress,
All Unified from top to too,
And somo looked liku distress.
With frills and flounces, tucks aud crimps,
Thoy soomcd almost deformed*,
And many had tho Grecian bend,
' .With camel's hump all formed.
'They uotioed my plain enlioo,
And thought my bonnet "odd,"
And frequently they smiled, I know,
Bat I hod peace with God.
I thought of times wheu we wore young,
When all tho proud and gay
Would make tho Christian's dress thc
song,
And jost thom cvory way.
'Tis sad, When oil tho world runs mad
In foolish, vain display,
To soo the ohuroh so fast aud glad
To apo thom every way.
gf? Tho ohuroh hos ohangod sinoo former da;
In all thoy say and do;
?But give me baok the olden ways,
1 do not like the now.
Vv 1
They'ro strangely bont on ploasuro now;
Thoy meet most ovory week
iV- . 'To havo some sort of lively spree,
That worldlings lovo and seek,
But whethor 'tis a festival,
Or sociable, or fair,
Or Christmas treo, or other sorapo,
Tho ohuroh will all bo thero.
With lot tories and grab bage,
vAnd other trioks and games,
Thoy moko God's houso a den of thieves
I Without a blush of shamol
Lord of the templo, oomo with zeal,
As Thou didst oomo of yoro,
* With soourago in hand to moko thom fot
.Before thoir day is o'er.
*Thoy all attend suoh gatherings,
But when they meet to pray,
Hg '-Thero ore but few who venturo out,
Anti they've not muoh to say.
'They lightly speak of formor days,
When Christian mon woro true;
But givo mo baok tho oldon ways,
J do not like tho new.
What moans this strange departure, Joh
Aud Whon Will thoy amend'/
God's day of wrath is hastening on,
When all earth's shams will end:
That awful hour is drawing noar;
Its signs aro gathering fast;
Tho Judge of all will soon bo hero, .
To sorutioizo tho post.
?Our record thou will bo rondo known,
Our habits, thoughts and aims;
Aud somo must hoar from God's own thr
"You'vo brought my oauso to shnmo.
Ah! theta what grief nnd sore regret
Will roaoh thom in that day,
? Boqauso thoy'vo ohoson worldliness,
' ^bd sooffod nt God's old woy,
w Mini.?. lill. I ll'llfl Lil? ? li I in? ?-M-??M?-??
Uli??. III'OWU'M Rlystcry.
15Y KOSH BTANJDI8II.
1'vo bcou drcdfully puzzled and put out
of my bias lately, jost ou account of cousin
Jotham's mysteri?s and underhanded kor
rius-on, Cousin .Jotham ho's n putty fair
?nd square sort of a man-that is, os men
goes, which holh't aoyin' rio groat things,
'twixt you cud I and tho door lutoh, sister
Peabody-a mao of Btiddy habits and good
tuorrils-a mau that wus allers to homo o'
nights, und to bcd airly. This muoh Vvo
bcou knowiu' to fur years. / \
|5ut a spoil ogo ho colomonoed for to net
in tho most ouris and unaccountable man
uor. One day ho comes to me, jost ns 1
was pattin' away my week's i ron in,' aud
soys ho;
"Eliniry," says ho, "I guess you may
lay out a olean shirt for mo, if you've
a mind to. I may go out to night," says ho.
I was considerably H truck up to hoar him
say this; for cousin Jot ha m ho was allora os
?lack and Slovenish 'bout his close as pizon
and Td allers had muster hard work to git
him to shirt hissolf Sundays, lot vf io week
days. Hut 1 didn't say nothin'- .hough I
kop' up a poworful thiukiu', I or . tell you,
sister Peabody.
Wall, thut uight ho went and rigged
hissolf all out into his mee tin* weskit and
trowsiz, and a bran now necktie. I noticed
that ho had had his whiskers trimmed down
to tho barber's and his hair all combed down
onto his forehead, into a little scollop, jest
us tho young felters docs, and if my oil
faotorics didn't docoivo mo, orfully he had
musk and sassafras about his poison,
Jost BS thc' ofuok was on tho* stroko of
soveu, ho put on bis hut and went off. lt
was nigh midnight when I boord tho door
opcu aud him go crcopiu' up stairs, into hie
Btookin' feet, jest ns r k?crful^a.8 o^uld^Jb^
nobody heord him, but ho was dretful mis*
taken!
Tho very noxt uight but ono ho dressed
up ag'in, and went off in thc samo mystcrue
way; und como back in tho sumo mystorus
way, and hu douo the samo all thc follerin'
week. 1 thought, at fust, that it was some
towD tncclin' or politiklc corou?ses that took
him away 80 oflco; but after chuwiu' away
(or a spell, and turn in' tho thing over in
my mind putty kcerful, t 'bout concluded
that thom mcctiu' oloso, and perfooincry,
aud spruced up whiskers mont muttcrtno
IIil intentions, and nothin' else I should
have thought of this afuro if it hadn't booti
that cousin -J otb am waa a oonfartnud old
bachelor,' of Ovo and fifty years' etaudiu'j
and u rcg'lnr woman hater.
This state of things was ewin' to she
that was Callina Dobbs giviu1 him thc
sack when ho was young. It was 0
dretful blow to cousin J ot ham, and cvoi
sonco ho's had a groat antiquity to th<
female soot.
Wall, I jest hep' my eye onto Cousit
Jotham putty dost, and the moro I wntohet
him, tho moro sortit) I was that my conjee
te rs in regards to his ouris actions wa:
corrode. I Io secipod to bc kind of norvoui
and anxious like,as would bo nat'ral fo
a mau that was thiukin' of gitlin' mairi'd
l?o aotooally seemed to bcouhuppy, oouah
Jotham did, by spells.
I didn't, havo much pity for him, bu
how my heart did ache for that poor doludei
ureter out5 which ftc had oast jjlis eyes-,\v.it
motrimonil thoughts intent, as it wero, tim
woman that had got to daru his aox, pate
his trowsiz, and do his oookin1. My sou
aotooally bled for her!
But who was tho womat)? I couldn'
soom to exactly pitoh upon nobody, an
thut question fairly hantcd mo day an
night. I couldn't seem to solve it noway!
It wore on my sperits iu a 'mazin' way;
oouldu't sleep o' nights; 1 lost all relish fi
my vittles, and pined all away to a mci
shudder.
Suspense and unsartainty ia somothit
that I can't bear up under, uoways, nod
dctnrmined that I'd onvavcl thc who
thing if it cost mo a fortiu. So one dat
night I follcrcd on arter cousin Jotham.
trt'oked him ns fur as tho corner, but
found it putty hard work to keep up wil
him, ho went flt sich, a rapid ruto.
I kop' him ia sight clear up thc sire
.whero tho ?torca und houses was. I
didn't go into uono of thom, howriomeve
but went right straight on, lill ho got awi
out onto tho edges of thc village, who
thoro was an old tumble down buitdin
thc uppor story of which wes common
used for singin' schools and danoin' scheu
The fust thing I knowed, he cut acre
tho street and went into this buildiu'
tight as he could go. Tho upper story w
all lighted up, aud I sce'd men comiu' ai
goin' all tho timo. I watched 'round thc
awhile, and thou went home, more pu///,h
and worked up than ever.
Of course all I heord and aco'd that nig
upsot nil my provis idees condarnin' cous
Jotham's singular proceeding. The
wasn't no woman in tho caso nt all, tl
was as plain as tho nose on your faco, sist
Peabody. What to think I didn't kno
but things continued to go on jest as th
had went, and I finally give up thc idea
fcrrctin' out tho mystory.
Ono day I went into cousin Jothnr
room to oarry away some of his things, a
thero, tuokod away in ono comer of I
bureau drawer, was tho funniest lookin'
that ennybody ever sot eyes onto. It *
a kind of cape, or oollar or aomethin'
made out of satin and velvet and all trim n
off with silver fringo and stars, and got
ness kilowa what notl
My first thought was that cousin Joth
had jincd somo firo company, and this i
tho uniform. My noxt was that no
company on nirth was over Keon in sioh c
landis!) lookin' things as these. Then
of n suddont it como to my mind that oot
Jotham, and thom air men that was a tn
in' iu that old buildin', was plottin
rcsurrootiou ugiu tho g?V?rtU?bU and tl
air funny lookin' garments was tho unifi
they calculated to adopt, whon they riz
in arms. ,
Wall, thoro was jest ono thing fur m
do, and that waa to faco these, villains,
toll 'om that their innikerty hod found
out. To eoino folks this air would h
seemed like a herculaneum task, but I
ried in ttl
Tho vory noxt (imo cousin Jotham
out for his place of rondozvows, 1 follt
him, disguised in an old hat and surtou
his, and a pair of bluo drilliu' overalls,
j felt safo, beoauso nobody wouldn't ki
mo in that oostumo from old Adam hist
Whon wo got down lo tho plaoo, I
in tho rear considerable, nod Cousin Jot!
ho wont in. Aftor ? thought tho mee
was iii full blast, I jost elippod in tollu
entry, which was all lighted up .bright. I
wont up ooo flight of Stairs, aud was moun
tie' ibo second, when a maa rushed out
upon mo with a drawn sword iuto his hand.
Soys ho, in ? piurciu' tono:
"(Jive pu's word, or not a Blep furdcr do
you ^o!" soys ho.
I was so Bkairt that I fundy shook, but I
put a bold fuco oo and says 1:
U,I don't'know your pa's word, rior your
ma's word, ncithor," soys I> '?but I'm corn
in' np, novcrtholossl" . ,(
At this;.ho ottuok^<mowAliilti(j;flat of
hi? Bword.4 ' 9 \ :'jji.''*~s.k' <v
I give s narccch that fe tolled tho who! o
caboodlo right unto tho spoL Gno mon ho
give mo a push, und down tho stairs I
rolled all in a heap. My hut foll off, tho
coat I'd put ou ovor my gown busted open,
end thcro I WOBI
Some of tho mon knowod who I was, and
soys thoy:
"It's tho widdor Brown," soys tlioy, "as
sure ay oh oo ti ti!"
Cousin Jotham hadn't mixed much in
tho doin's, but when ho heerd that, ho oamc
and picked mo up. Soys he.
"Eluiiry, noxt timo you try to git into u
lodgo of Odd Kui lo rn, you lot mo kuow it,
won't you?"
Odd Fellers! Why I was parfeokly
dumfouoded at the idea, sister Peubodyl
I'd oilers looked on secret s'itics ns tho
invention of tho olo Evil Ono hissclf, ond
when 1 thought what an escape I'd hud
from beiug capt ur'd, and put to deoth,
perhaps, it kinder worked on my fcclin's
so that it fetched onto my sp tc in ? tho wu nt
kind of soiontiGo rheumatism,' nnd, I WUK
laid* up for days.
Cousin Jotham ho spruces up and goes
to tho lodgo as rcg'lnr as ever; but tho laws
knows, he was odd enough, without jinin
thom oriners;!
No trait of ohoraotcr is moro valuable
than tho possession of a good temper.
Home oan ncvor bo modo happy without it.
It is like flowers springing up in our path
way reviving and cheering ns. Kind words
and looks oro tho outward demonstrations;
patience and forbearance aro tho sentiments
withiu.
"Twixt women and wino
Man's lot is tee smart ; ?
'Tis wino makes his hood echo,
And woman his heart."
Mother-"Maria, I nm discouraged, how
many times have i told y?U not tuTflfy tater,'
but pcrtator?"
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oioty in July wcro 841,487j copies of Scrip
tures issued, 80,989.
Wedding belles-thoso who have a wed
ding riug.
VEGETINE
REV. J. P. LUDLOW WRITES!
17S BALTIC STREBT, BROOKLIN, N. Y.,
November 14, 187G.
II. It. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-From porsonal benefit received
by its usc, ns woll ns hom personal know
ledge of thone whoso cures thornby have
eoomcd nluu>Ht mirncojou?u I can mos til oar ti Iv
amt sincerely rccommbnor! th A VfeBKTiK* for
tho complaints which it is claimed to cine
JAMES I?. LUDLOW,
Lato Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
Suoramento, Cul.
VEGETINE
Sbo Rosta Woll.
SOUTH POLAND, ?UR., October ll, 1870.
Mit. ll. lt. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-I have been sick two years with
tho liver complaint, and during that limo
have taken ii great many different medicines,
but nono of thom did mo any good. I was
restless nt nights, nnd hud no appetite. Sinco
laking tho VEOETINS I rest Well mid relish my
food. Cnn recommend Ibo V finETINB for what
it has done for mo. Your? respectfully,
Mus. ALBKBT RICKKR.
Witness of tho ubovo,
Mt?. Q?ORpR M. V.M.tnifAM,
Mcdford, Mess.
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Good for tho Children.
BOSTON HOME, 14 TYI.RU'STRBET,
BOSTON, April, 1870.
Mn. II. IL STEIMIKNS:
Dear Sir-We feel that tho children i
our home have hoon greatly benclitud by tho
VEC.ETINE you have BU kindly given us from
time to time, especially those troubled with
tho Scrofula. With respect.
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VEGETINE
Hov. O. T. Walkor Says:
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II. IL STEPHENS, ESQ.
I fool bound to ox press with my signatnro
the high value I piuco upon your YEUETINE.
My family havo used it for tho last two years.
In.nervous debility it is invaluable, nnd I
rooommond it to all who?niny-.iwod ai^invigo
rating, renovating tonio.
O. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin-squaro Church,
Boston,
VEGETINE
Nothing Equal to It,
SOUTH SALEM, MASS., Nov. 14, 1870.
Ma. II. IL STEVENS.
Dear Sir-I bnvo bean troubled with Soroj
fula, Conker, nnd Liver Complaint for three
yonr. Nothing ovor did mo ney good until I
commenced using tho YEGETINB. I am .now
gotting nlong first rnto, and still using tho
VEOETINB. I consider thcro is nothing oqnnl
to it for snob complaints. Cnn heartily
recommend it to ovorvbody. Yours Truly,
MRS. L1ZZIU M. PACKARD,
Nc. 10 Legrange Street, South Salem, Mass,
VFG?TINE
?RecjmmGad it Heartily.
? ? ( SOUTH BOSTON.
MB. S?r s. .
Dear Sir- i havo takon sovornl bottles of your
VROETINE, and nm convinced it is a valuablo
romedy for Dyspopsin, Kidney . Complaint, I
and General Dobilityof system. 1 oan hear* !
tily roc atmend it to nil sufforora from tho
abovo complnints. Yours rospocifully.
Mas. MUNROE PARKER,
Proparod by
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.Senator-J. AV. Livingston.
Rvprcscntdlivcs- J S Vertier, Il F Sloan.
Cleric of the Court-Josso W Stribling.
Judye of l*robate-Richard Lewis.
Sheriff--J ll Robins.
Coroner-S II .Johns.
Auditor-10. E. Watson. *
Treasurer-R. S. Porcher.
School Commissioner-M ll Dondy.
Jury Commissioner-A. Brounecko.
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County Commissioners-r-Thomas Bibb, R
S Rutlodgo" S M Crawford. ?>>
Trial Justices-II A ll Oibson, S ll Johns,
B Frank Sloan. W A King, J B Snndors.
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D Biemann, .1 HSligh C K Watson.
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R O Strother.
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0h ggS
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! commence THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
5th, 1878.
It is on ndvantago to teachers and pupils to
enter tho various classes at that .imo, for a
few weeks delay render it dillie il J to advance
with class.
Hoard in Collego and iu priva; *
families, per 'month, - - $10.00
Juvenile Department, per month, - -50
^Primary J^cfiartment, per month, - ^IQ
Academic Department, |por month, - 1.0,0
Collegiate Department, per month, - ?5.00
These prices arc exclusive of Stale appro-*
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Music, Was and Fancy Work extra.
For particulars, address,
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IN TUL COU UT ?I? COMMON PLEAS.
Malindiv Millir, . 1 Summons
Carolino Ilonoa, lluintifls, j for Hcliof
vs, I Complaint
Sidney Davin, and otiers, > not
Dolmdantp. J .served.
TO Sidney Davis, Kl ward linnea, John P.
Millor, Rebecca llhtvis, lilian Pickono,
heir*?ntdaw of Julo B. Davis, deceased;
lieirssal-luw of A. P. Davis, deceased;
Susan Anding, P. I. Davis, AV. lt. Davis,
Defendants in this minn:
"^TOU ni e hereby sim moued and required
jL to answer tho oonplnintin this notion,
which is lilod in tho oft;o of tho Clerk of the
Court, nt Wnl[mila Gou t llouso, South Curo*
linn, and to servo u ou. y of your answer to
tho fluid complaint, on t c subscribers, ntibcir
ollicc, on tho public Kfjrijro :'.t Wnlhnlhi Court
lloUso, South Carolina,within twenty days
nftor ibo tiny of such ?crvioo. And if you
fail to answer tho said furn plaint within tho
time aforesaid tho Plaintif in this notion will
apply to ibo Court for flu relief demunded in
tho complaint.
M ct 10 WAN ? THOMPSON,
N o i ITO N & rr it nu j NC ,
Plain i flVi' Attorneys,
Walhalla, S. 0.
J. W. STRIDLlNCj C. C. P. j Us! j
To ike Di.fcn'htnls: * (
Klixit PiukOns, hoirs'it-law nf John K.
Davis, deceased; heir.?-nt- tW ?if A. P. Davis,
deceived: Susan Anding} P. il. Davis und
Warren I'. Davis:
TA KU NOTICE: That the summons and
I complaint in ibis notion, hr thc partition of
tho lien I Kstftto of John E Davin, deoonHcdi
wtiH filed in tho ?fliccol thoOlork of the Court
f Conitnon Pleno, nt Wnlhilla Court lloufio,
South Carolina, on tho 2Utl day of August,
?V. 1). 1878.
MCGOWAN & THOMPSON,
- ?KD
NORTON & STU BLI NO,
PlaintiftV AttoruoyH,
Valhalla, S. 0.
Sept. 5, 1R78 12 ii
TTiOTTT? ' TTTilTTR I
Sitybn's Mills
V'.VJ now hi thorough repair, ind wc ure prc
i'?rod to wait on customers, Thc Mills arc
in ?argo of
?r. JST. O'otll?rtu, f
nu opcricnccd and reliable nlilUr, who will be
Klndo see any und all of orir former customers
Tho,aili? maleo (ho very best of 1* LOU ll and
Inrgeurli-out from tho grain. I'crsons bavin;
whea lo '{rind Will do well lo give us n trial
Salis dion guaranteed, Thc reputation of
thcsonills ave woll known in Ihe market. Any
one kvlng wheat to grind for tho innrkcl will
find S-ks for salo nt tho mills nt cost. Tho
mills rc about live miles from Seneca City mid
nbomVftccu miles from Walhalla, on Connoross
Creek. May 30, 1878 US
i
I?OAViD on Marlin'? Creek, tbffo miles from
J Sonia Cily, aro In t5?od condition, mid in
chargo i nn oxperionecd millor. Satisfaction
guarani d. All wo ask ia a trial.
July l, 1878 3G-2mo
Buy only the
NEW
AMERICAN
IT IS TUB
Only Sowing Machine
WHICH HAS A
|c?j;-|hrciu]inr{|?iuitt(?
It has Self Sotting Hcoa.3.
Novor Breaks tho Thread.
Novo? Skips Stitches.
Is tho Lightest bunning.
Thc Simplest, thc Most Dur*
hblc, and In Every Respect
ned does
machino.
not lt out of oVdor, and will do
lllfrated Circular furnished on
WANTfiD.
Gi N. Charit Stfoet, Haltimoro. Md.
S?HE ?DXT Xi H! :
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF 80HBDULB,
On and after Wednesday, Novombor 14,
1877, tho Pussougar Tra?na on this Road
will bo run as follows:
UP.
L ti av o Columbia at ll 10 a m s
Alston at 1 10 p in
Newberry at 2 23 p Di
Hodges ot 5 56 p ra
Bolton afc 7 05 p tu *
Arrivo at G roon villo j*! 8 H5fp m
DOWN.
Leave Greenville at 7 2.0 ? in
Belton at 0 10 a m
Hodges ot 10 47 a uv ?
Newberry at 1 42 j) un
Alston ot tr 20 p rn
Arrivo nt Columbia 5 00 p m
AN 1) KU SON HKANOII AND ?LUE RIDGE H. U.:
DOWN.
Leave Walhalla at 5 59 a m
. Seneca City ot 0 20 ft ru
Perryvillo nt 6 80 a m
Pcudloton ut 7 20 a to ;
Anderson at 8 10 a tn
Arrivo at Beltou 8 50 a *m
up
Leave Belton at 7 05 p tn
Auderson at 7 50 p uv< ?
Pendleton at 8 45 p in
Perryvillo ot 0 20 p va
Senooa City ot 9 80 p ni
Arrive nt Walhalla at 10 00 p tu
Laurons lVraneh Trains leavo Clinton nt 10.00
n. IQ. mid loiwc Newberry U.OG p. m. on
axys, Thursdays Otu! StituiUnys; .unArtn>u
Abbevillo llranoh Train oonncots at lloU8? ? /
with down and up train daily, Sundays ex
days and Saturdays.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Gcucral Superintendent.
JAUE/. NORTON, JU., Geu'l Tiokot Agentr
South Carolina Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON, Maroh 1,1878.
Thc following schedule will go iuto offoot
on Sunduy next, the 3d instant:
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train-Suadny morning oxoepted.)
Leave Charleston at 9 00 a ru
Leavo Charleston afc 7 80 p m
(Night Train-Sunday right excepted.)
Arrivo nt Augusta ot 5 00 p ni
(Night Train-Sundny night excepted.)
Arrive at Augusta ot G 55 n m
POR OOLUMUIA.
(Day Trains-Sunday morning oxocptcd.)
Leave Charleston nt 5 00 a m
Leavo Charleston nt 8 30 p m
Arrive ut Columbia at ll 50 a m
Arrive ut Columbia at 7 45 a tn
FOR CHARLESTON
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leavo Augusta at 8 80 a tri
Leavo Augusta nt 7 40 p in
Arrive at Charleston nt 4 20 p ni
Arri vc-nt Chm lesion at . 7 45 a m
Leave Columbia at (5 00 pm.
Leave Columbia at 8 00 p m
Arrivo at Charleston nt 12 15 p m
Arrive at Charleston nfc 0 45 a ni
Above Schedule makes oloso conucclion
at Columbia with Grccnvillo & Columbia
dud Charlotte Railroad and-at Augusta
with Macon and Atlanta trains.
S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
S. B. PICKENS, Gou'l Ticket Agent.
Atlantaaud Charlotte Air-Line Railway
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OFFICE OKN'L PASS & TICK KT AOKNT
ATLANTA, O.K., September 28. 1878.
On and niter Sunday. September 29th, 1878,
train** will run ns follows:
Mn il Tra Ul No. 1 - G OING" EA S T.
Arrivo nt Seneca, 7 48 p m
Leave Seneca, 7 49 p Ul
Mail frain No. 2-COOING WEST.
Arrive nt Seneca, 7 05 a m
Leave Seneca, 7 OG a m
Local Freight Train. -GOING EAST.
Arrive nt Seneoa, 1 5 3-4 p m
Leave Seneca, 5 47 p m
GOING WEST.
Arrivo nt Seneca, 5 40 a ni
. Leave Seneca, 0 00 a tn
Ihrough Freight 'Jrain-UOINGEA ST.
Arrive ot Seneca, G 22 p tri
Leave Seneca G 22 ri m
Through Freight Train-GOING WEST
Arrivo at Sonoja 8 42 a in
Leave Seneca 3 82 t^m
Forming direct connection at Charlotte,.
Danville and Richmond for all Eastern
cities nnd tho eclobruted watering places of
Virginia und tho East.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Coaohos.
through from Atlanta to Washington City,
and Now York without ohangc. No other
linc eau offer this inducement.
CONNECTIONS.
Afc Atlanta, with tho Atlanta & Now Orleans
k Short Lino, (A. & W. Pt. R. R.) and
Kcnncsaw Route, W. & A. Ii. R.) for ail"
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan,-.
oas, Texas und tho Northwest,
With tho Central Railroad of Georgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, and all
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Florida.
With tho Georgia Rullrund for Augustr^
Charleston, Port Royal and Savnuiiah.
At Lula, Ghin with tho Northeastern Rail
road, for Athens, Ga.
At Soncoo, with tho Blue Ridgo Railroad
for Walhalla and Bolton, S. 0.
At Greenville, S. C., with the Grcenvilo &
Columbia R. R.
At Spartanburg, with tho Spartanburg,
Union cfc Columbia Railroad, with tho
Sj artanburg & Asheville Railroad, for
Tyron Mountain, connooting hore with
stages for Flat Rock, Hendorsonvillo,
Asheville, and Warm Spring, N. C. A
lino and well finished hotel nt tho foot of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with tho Richmond & Dan?,
villo Railroad, for all points North, East
mid West, and for Virginia Springs,
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
. Wilmington and intermcdinto points.
G. J. FOREAORE,
General Monagor.
,.\V. J. IIousroN, aon'l Pass. & Tiok,op
Agent.