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A Rhymo for tho Months. To January fall tho snows; In February winter goes; lu MJICII tho strong wiud fiorocly blows; So run tho mouths away! In April fall rofrcshing showers; Whilo May brings weulth of Bpringtido flowers; And Juuo is sweet with Bunny hours, And scent of new mown hay. July then comes with ripening wheat, Ourucrcd 'mid August's blazing lieut; Koptombor's next, with blackberries sweet, And slowly shortening day. Ootobcr brings thc nutting time; November gives us foes und rime; December rings tho Christmas chime; !?o spcods tho year uwtty! "Whar^'ou Bin?" "Kirahcm, como to your muddcr, boy. Whar you bin?" "Playiu' wid de white folk's chillun." "You is cb? Seo byar, chile, you broke your old mudder'o heart and biting her gray hairs in sorrow to de gravo wid your recklumncsH an' carryings on wid cbil assooyshuns. llnbn't I raised you up in tho way you should ought to go?" "Yassum." "llabn't 1 bin hind nu' tender wid you, an* treated you Uko mo own chile-which you is?" "Yussum." "llabn't 1 reasoned wid you un' de. plorod do good Lord to wrap you in his buzzutu?" "Yossum." ?'An' isn't I yer noterai detector on' gur< deon fo' do law?" "Yassum." "Well, den, do you sp?so I'sc cwinc lo hub your morals ruptured by do whilo, trash? No, sab! You git in do house dis instep, nu' if cher I eotoh you 'munieititi' wid do white trash tiny mo', fo' de Lord, nigga, I'll break your black head wid a brick!" "Yassum." [Cincinnati Saturday Night. What is tho Bible Like? lt is like n beautiful tree which bears sweet fruit for tho^o that uro hungry mid offords a shelter and shade for pilgrims on their way to tho kingdom of heaven. It is Uko a cubiuet of jewels and pro oious stones which aro not only to bo looked nt and admired, tut 1.? be, worn It is like a telescope willoh brings dis tant objcols and far off things of tho world very near, so that wc can soo something of their beauly and importance lt is like a treasure house, n f.lorc-housc for allsorts of valuable and useful things and which aro to bo Lad without money and without price. It is like a deep, broad, calm flowing river, thc bunks of which are green mid flowery; vvlieio birds sing mid lambs play, and dear little o li i IJ rou uro loving and happy. A Wot Council in Laurons. IJAUKKNH, January 10 -Tho municipal clcoliori held hore to-day passed oft quietly, rosulling in the success of thu license tiokot by a tnnjority ranging from twelve lo six teen votes, ('neat interest was manifested and great octivity disployod especially by tho liconso pm ty. Tho itntUliconso men, howovor, did not show tho interest nnd in dustry so apparent a year o go, while I ho Wets had their forces well drilled and left no stono unturned. The result of thc election is rcgirdcd by many of our citizens os a calamity to tho lowti. Prohibition for tho past year, although not total, had workod admirably, lt is a maller ol' regret that white citizens in our midst, some of whom aro property holders, should have voted another terni of drunkenness and rowdyism upon tho community, this too in ?lection year. Many of tho towns in .Vorth Carolina nro moving in tho matter of providing against tho oppoirauco of s nail pox. whioh ii provident lo an alarming extent in different ?cotions of tho country. The town com missioners of Greensboro have pissed on ordinance requiring every person in tho town to bo vaccinated and to have the oporation porformod ai ono under penalty of ?? for fa il uro. Knnsas is trying tho experiment of col ton production. Ono, planter ginned and shipped 100 huies hist year omi it is ro portod of cxoellent quality. This fact and tho prosr-ueo of thousands of negroes who wero raised in tho cotton holds, it is .thought, will stimul?t.) tho effort in that, State and carry tho production to surpris ing 8U00C3S. A cirous is wintering at Augusta, Geor^ gio. Tho civilized Indians in Ibo Indian Territory aro becoming more favoroblo to railroads. Tho hum of (lie first colton mill is now heard in Dunville, Vu. Judge Tompkins, in Georgia, recently sentenced a conviotod murdoior to bc bunged on a Monday instead of ou a b'ri duy, ?o is thc general practico. A colored tailor from .South Carolina is said to have inado ?-00,000 in Boston ni neu tho war, Ho gives employment to over ouo hundred persons, In tho four States of Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina mid Tonndssoo, tho number of persons employed in tho manufacture of cotton is 11,788, against 0,800 in 1870, It is cstimstcd that 200,000 visitors ut ton il ed tho Atlanta Cotton Imposition nnd left two millions of dollars in tho city. Lost week n colored mun was sold for vagrancy in Puris, Ky , and bought by n colored man for $10. Tho latest census bulletin rofutcs Ibo oft l'Opoatod olniin that thcro urn more women than mon in tho country. Tho showing ?J that tho mon aro about 1)00,000 in oxocss, It is now said on high nuthorily thnt Judgo Advoo&to-General Swain will de claro tho proceed lng s in lim Whitaker court innishul illegal, because President A guilty ooufioicnco muk?s bravo men cowards, but tho righteous oro ns bold os a lion. JuJfiO Porter nod IMr. Davidde oro said to expect 825,000 cnoh fur their services in | tho Guitoau cuso. Tho govern moot of tho United States still owns 0,055,120 uores uf land in tho Stato of Mississippi, equal to 4,77-1 squaro miles, br ooo tenth of tho moa of tho en tire Stato. During a Kniylits of Pythias festival nt Sliatiosville, Ohio, ou tho oiglit of tho 81st ultimo, tho floor gave way, precipitating over two hundred persons to tho floor be low. Two were instantly killed and several wounded. There is said lo be great uorcst in Sum ter among tho negroes there and tint ot least fivo hundred are. preparing to loavo tho county lo Iho early Fining. The faf inlng interests nrc alleged to bc greatly im periled. Thc question of fuel will bo very im portant ono in tho near futuro. Tho for ests aro being rapidly cut down nil over tho country and tho limo is no! far distant when tho pcoplo will havo to depend en* tircly upon coal. Congressman Felton, of Georgia, ?a seriously spoken of ns tho would-bo leader of a proposed Maheno movement in that Stoto. Mr. Felton was elected (o Con cress os nu Independent over a regular Democrat. On Thursday, Wnllaeo ec Cranston, cotton factors nod g?nno dealers, of Au? gusto, On.) mad? nu assignment. Liabili ties, ?100,000; assets, in notes and nn eounls, $150,000; real catato, $32,000. The failure was co used by inability to col lect guano debts. How easy il is for some people to pruisc themselves and their work, to point out their good qualities-they seldom reo tho poor ones-and remark on tho perfectness of tho undertaking. They forget ibo advice given in tho good book: "Let nnother praise thee, mid not thine own mouth." The best tliiiiL's are nearest; breath in your nostrils, light th your eyes, flowers at your feet, linties al yortr hand, tho path Of God just before you. Thou do not ?rasp al the stats, but do lifo's plain, e m niou work r.s it conies, coiUin that daily duties and d lily bread ure tho Bwcclest things of lifo. Death isa {ireal leveler. At tho mouth of tho gravo the rich man leaves his riches and the poor m tm his poverty mid both enter inlud. hillie grave there bro no quarrels. Tho dust of sworn er.ernies oom m I ugle in that narrow houso npjmintod for nil. What aro called irreligious mon Ii tvo many good tilings for which they get no credit; and what ore knowe as eminently pious mon aro ('real sinners, Clod restrains the most wicked und in his holy providence ho permits the bes!, men to sin. Hell is tho harvest of iniquity; ovcry einnor reaps what ho basFowti. Heaven is tho harvest of holiness; every saint reaps what Christ has town for him] arid what under Divitio teaching, ho Ins been sowing for himself. In Ibis wei ld n man is likely lo got what ho ?ives. .Men's hearts oro Uko a wh?s pcii?i<; (?nllery to y ni. If yon speak softly a gentle whisper comes back; if you scold you got scolded, With tho mensuro you mete it is measured lo you again. RENEW YOUR LEASE.-There aro times In every one's lifo winni oncrgy fails and :i miiornhlo feeling comos over thom, mi-dikon Cor laziness. Dangor lurks in tho-e syinp. tonis, ns ihoy ?rise from deceased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonie will restore porloct I iietivity to tho Stomach, I.iver and Kidneys purify tho blood and renew ycur lemo ol health and comfort,-Arfcvcato, SociBTV 1?::M.r.s.-Oi noe.nutt of ?is ro niiirknbly doliciito and histing fragrance so eiety hollos uro loud in Ihcic i ra.is.es i '. Plorcslon (J dogno. O?r two Senators omi Representatives, Evins, Aiken, Tillman and Dibble, toll a reporter for tho News and Courier that they think tho partial emigration of tho colored pcoplo will do muon good to tho State. Messrs. Evins and Tillmon think tho whole thing is a sohemo by Western railroads to get hands. Tho Augusta leo Company's works wcro sold for 84,875. Mr. Jay Gould will sturt in n few days on nb ' xtcndod lour through tho West and Southwest. Tho fino prospnots of tho Augusts and Knoxville Railroad have advance I its bonds abovo par. Au Albany jeweler has on exhibition a large dook of ancient design, which stands nbout bix feet high, and is said to have been made in Rotterdam 214 yoavs ago. Tho Rochester Chronicle soys that thc United States navy h is but ono *dii which oau go more than 12 miles au hour. A drought is no titre's harbor. It is tho cause of all tho short ciops. Subscribo for your cornily paper. rtn*i ?tik.%r4wvwitfjtiarnvnuiruMA. *r t rec-v a\rn a.??c- rv: enron icu " TOTTIS PILLS ff? DORP, KD BY PHYSICIANS, OtEftOYMfeN, ANO YME AFR?CmiJYJ (YWHEftft THE GRE?tEar.MEbi??L TRIUMPH OF THE AG Li. 8 Y M PTO WIS Or A TO^HO UVER. 3ios.i pf appetite, W anson,bi ?.?..e's costly ?jj 3'r.injit iheJ.l??ui.'.v.t aa du'tj nun!lon la the beek wat,' Pain umt?v : 'nc slimil^or bhtde, ftilinc;-!' al'lbi1 C? ina O'.At'1 1 diiflfi clinaiion to oxorUon of i. . ?y ru- nii?J? ivrilalntit', r' I '..lire.'. Ispirited ?f ;vk-:nor>\ vit h n .. phufi of ii/i :'U\x ?<%; 1> <. tod soin ? tl ii I y. w bi. ni icmi, t?lz?lntsa? j^lotterioK pj'tl?) Itcnrti i -i bofpro tho t-yoi'l Vf-iiov.- .sii'.n, I ! o?d?fflh?i i-'e.tPsa nos?nl ??fgfi?V highly colored ITrln?. iv ?K22?J v//. viur.uz A; vs u:t:ra?.civ ...\ SERIOUS c;: EASES WILL SOON t? DEVELOPED. TUTTIS PILLS ".> .-' c?i?oot?illy ndiiid wi to Hind: cases,?me dose i>ft'e?!l < .'?i . ? . ha oyo of f:".?iln,; ns io iiKtunlsli titi ?iilfpror, Ti-.rv iMVt'Catie til?? t. . {>?..(.'?.. i u t ena . tim bully 'o 'S'jtiiv on l*l??s|?. Ihn? ?II?1 ?.VM?MII I? (tmtrlfllicU.nild hy iii? lr*ft*??ti It-ArMou rm tho I: iRCdt t? ? Ol'Ulin - S'lOOM nr. lim oared. ivie.? ?i. rent ... :?? 14 ii s ? \\. Mt., Ti wm MmiE tlu.w ll ititorWiitskniiivliingeO lontii.os.sv I'LA? K l>. ii si nido hiipSIi'All .1 ?a tie i DYK. lt Import?* " ?intural nolor, acts Inatiuip?.???'?!)?, Jjtvhl hy Di iif>;IM8,' i Kjin by i.xi.ivi.t MI I. ?.vi|.; i l fl. ?nlo?. 38 Murray St., No>v Yoiki ti lu-.'il I'fll H.tKI lt.1 ul r?liisM.< . ;f.,:iu|i.... ...j 5, '3.1 >.?.*> .''<?>.?' ?'.?. '"" 'I :..? : :?; 'I..." .i../ I lia sa 11,1V ">? OTOMAOSS wi i-.ijfe.Kfl The. nanto ot IIoMottoi's Stomach Hitters is noan! lu every dwelling, it. lind:! a ulnco in every household, and iii praises uro com tiled throughout Hie whole Weslern Hemisphere, ns a ponernl Invlwrant, a euro for ; Ich headache, a . peel Ho for ilatulenoy ami foin- stomach, an appetizing stomachic, aa excellent blood de imront .Mi l certain remedy for intermittent rover Mel Kindt? d licenses. " Vorsate hy nil Dnigitlsts und Uealcr? i;en?.rally. . .i NOS. 731 AND 73? REYNOLDS S iii-ET, AUGUSTA, GA. COLTON FACTO!. AN? COMMISSION MERCHANT -AND DEA LU ll IX MAOHIOTKY' Off ALL ?at??.' Alo Dillon's Circular Saws, R..I&H and leather Ilching, Steam Pipe, W.u. r. 1 Steam Gauge*, Connection?, WM* iles. Oil Cups. Pop. Globe :?i<l Check Valves, Govcrnc-is, \\ reaches, i?.;., together willi ivcry article of Steam ami Waler Killings, KiudingJ, icc. General Agent for TAf'IWTV & B'0?H. Tallou's AKriciillnr.il Kngiucs (on wheel;.); Portable Knginc.?;, (on skids): Still it< ry Kngincf.; TubnJar.ruul Loco motive lloilers; Turbine Water Wlwul?; Coin ami Wheat MUN: Saw Mills; Slialthui, IVI.y-, Poxes, I lungers mut l'aient Spark Arresters. V?'n.tovtoww f?itonxa ' . . ;;),xa.o Oor Watertown Agricultural Kngutcs, (?ii wheel*): Poiit,l>!c Kngiucs, < tn ski? Ol Dairy latrines, (foi RIIWII ImiMings); Vertical l',m;uic.s; Stationary r.<i>ino, .ii.ti ami without cut-off); Uttum Tubular Dullen, (with two line); locomotive iud Vertical lloilers; Saw Mills, cse., &e. C. ic d. ?OOI*.l3tt cs ?TO. Cooper's Self-1'roiioilint? (traction) Kngiucs ; Kann A ti ultur.tl Knuincs, (on wheels); Portable Var im--, (on skids) i Station ny Kiigiui s; Locomotive :.n I Keilira Tubular Itt ?il? r<: Coln aol Win at .Milts: I'otta'dc Mill, (willi portable Wit ul? tache.I; ; Saint Machines; I lustiest Wheat Separators nndt Int mul Weed Kktmcloi ; Saw M ills, double ami ?ingle, W. <JAKH>W'IHIIjli.i<i i Cardwell Wheat Thresher*, Separator* mid Cleanors, "Gtmiml lt":;" Thrcsliers, Hydraulic Golton Cresses, Horse Powers, mounted aad down. Cower Corn Shelters mul feed Cutlers. .DotiiiH(oi) bHiii'VosUn' oms tm M y ii'ixl K?HKSVSOM. 'B'HI??OM ?J C?o. Reapers hud Dimler?; KcnuerAniul Mower* Combined} S?n'jle P.ihdcrs, lleapcrs and Mowers; Cult?valoT and Grain Sowers. 3?*t\.&x l >:ev.frn C?5 ?O. I'airli ml:-.' Standard Scitlcs,all si/esuud patients. AlarirtCadi Di ..wets. '.a nt. it Va <-Mt rei >* of lit? B-'ollnwiiilS IWJ*.??II??I*!H'.: Ncliletl & Goodrich linprovcil |X I? Cotton (?in: K. idV Paten! ?Vuto tu ii l\ ... r ??CK V Press, r.leam or waler power; Smith's lniprpve<l (land I'oWer.CotliMi aiitt i lay l'res^; Colton (?in Ko ir; < .tum C lulehser; New Virginia I'ccd Cutler. Kvn>.v.s, Cprn?,SGiN!i.f?c.i i?iti'.\n?i:i> III A WIKI.'MANI.IKKAIASNUU. _ h.) ' Order* solicited and promptly o.\eciUcil, for further1 pu ti n', ira, circulars . neral inf nwatlon, ??i'., apply lo W*. J". }?Ol!LARD. II, M. Ul.ID, Traveling A tent. July ..: .1 -;niy IIB PME MIX PHBFHOT BALL SEWING TH READ. v4tMCT4'iM iUxiMUJnrui ifi?icai-iw?'?????.! ;v--?va5;MV7-irj'^,*-%? r~ IIIT^III I III II I II mn.ju-III M - COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. I'll li PA ll KD isr A PROCESS USU!) LY 3tO OTHER MILL. IG Calla to Pound, I ll). Packrt(jC3. 20 Balla lo Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes. Packed In Cases of 20, 30, 50, 100 or 500 Pounds oacli. Uniform ?'trUc. Invariable Biiscoitnts* ASK FOR "EAGIJS ?fe PHENIX," U&E NO OTHE^ INT ow York. 1883. Tn F, SUN for 1882 will mnko lt? fiftieth annual revolution undor tho present management, shin ing, us ulwnys, for all, big und little, mean mut gracious, contented and unhappy, Republican and Democratic, depraved and virtuous intelli gent and obtuse. Tun SUN'S light is for mah? Kind and womankind of every sort; hut its genial warmth is for (ho good, while it pours I bot discomfort on tho blistering backs of tho I persistently wicked. TlIK SUN of 18'iH was a newspaper of a now ! kind, lt discarded many of tho forms, dud n inuit ilude of thc superllons word and phrases of ancient journalism. It undertook to report in ii fresh, succinct, unconventional way all tho news of the World, omitting no event of bunnin interest in ul commenting upon u lui i rs with tho fearlessness of absolute Independence Tho j success of thia experiment was tho success of Tun SUN. It effected a permanent chungo in thc style of American newspapers, livery Impor tant journal established in Ibis country in ibo dozen years past btu boen modelled after Tur. SUN. livery important journal already exist ing bas boen modified and bettered by tho torco of Tun SUN'S example. TlIB SUS of 18S2 will bc tho .same outspoken, truthtolling and interesting newspaper. Dy n liberal USO ol' lite menus which nu abundant prosperity alfords, wc aimil make it belier lliiiu ever before Wo shall print i ll the nows, pulling il into readable shape and measuring its Importance not by tho traditional yurJstiok, but by its real interest lo tho people. Distance from Printing House Square is not ibo Hist consideration willi Tin: SUN. Whenever anything happons worth reporting we get thc particulars, whether it happens In Brooklyn or in Bokhara. In politics we have decided opinions, and arc accustomed to express them in language that can bc understood. Wc ray what wo think about men and ovciils. That habit is tho only scorcl of Tm: SUN'S political course. Tin: WUK KI. Y Sus gathers into eight pages tho host matter of Ibo seven daily issues. An .Agricultural Department of unequalled merit, full market roporis and a liberal proportion of literary, scientific und donic&tio intelligence completo Tm: Wr.F.Kl.Y SUN and make il thu best newspaper for the fariner'.s household that was ever printed. Who docs not know and reid nnd like Tin: SUNDAY SUN, each number of which is a Gol conda of interesting literature with thc best poetry of the day, prose every Une worth read ing, news, humor-mailer enough to lill a good sized book und infinitely more varied and enter taining limn any book, big or little? If our idea ol' whiil a newspaper should be pleases you. send for TIM: SUN. Our lorin ; ure as follows: For (h?dn{ly SUN, a four-page sheet of twouly eight col limns, tho pri?e hy mail, post paid, is .V? cents a month, or . ">.> a year; or, includ ing i!?<* Sunday paper, an eight pago sheol of | fifty.six co'llinns, tho price is 05 cents per month, or 87.70 a year, postage paid, Tho Sunday edition of TUR SUN is also furn ished separately at ?1.20 a your, postage poid. The ?oice of tho WKRKI.Y ?SI SC, ei;j,l!i pages, fifty ti:< columns, is $1 n your, postiigo paid. L'or clubs of len sotnling $10 wo will sciiel c^lr.i copy live A<1 li. . ; r. w. ENGLAND, Publisher of TIM: .'M N, NI W York Oily. ATTI-NTIOA', FMiUM^T 'IT o Hw. Baaa8>i?t>vc8Mc?i in fiEse ii>B<J A BM ? IP ? cn ss lu :? venu1 s* ?'?a' il INOU?: A si: In size, number of issues, interest and topics treaied. Pit I/, cs elle! ed for l?sonys in various depart ments ol Punning, Stock liaising, fruit 0row ing, Market ({urdcn'mg and Ti biloco Plaining. Tl.ese Essays ure expected lo bc prominent fcu tur- ? during 1 he year. VAM VHI.K I itn.uiuMS for subscribers-useful, bountiful and c< stly inliolo-; -all Ieee l'or a lilt lu lime and labor. No furnier in Ibo Allunlio Stales, from Dela ware lo Georgia, eau aller I to be without this old and reliable advisor and guide on tarin work. Voe un-st competent, sucooysl'ul and cxpo rieuced men and women have charge) of thu Hivci'ul di pari incuts. Reports of Heprcsi nlnlivc Pur mers' (Hubs aro a II ol n ij c feature of ils issues. There is a HOMI: DKI'AI'.T.MKNT, with oharnilng reading und practica I suggestions for tho Indies ol' the tarni hoiisoholel. Published Iwiee a month (on Isl and l?tll). Printed in olear lypoon doe white poper. $1.50 a year. 'I'o cutos nf live or moro. SI, Send i ..i- S)iociiueii Numbers and Prctniuni List. S A.M Ul'.I. SANDS \ Si IN, Pubs., 125 Hull i m ore ti I roe t (Sign ol' (lutden Plow), Baltimore, Md. Tm: Ki:owi;i: Couinr.it and Tun A>ii:mu.\ FARMRH will be clubbed toge tb or ami sont lo any address for ;,-:;.<">(! for one year. rGN?6iJiy?>Wiaows.rntlicr?.motUtM <r <?J| e hil tren. Thommo!* roten titled. Pension* riven fi\'&iL f r lo.'i. fflngi r,(< ?j.oyo ur ru|iliir?,rarl?oiv vein* ll \, ?Pk c: nu. nUt'ii'i'. 'I : ?..li-.ii'N <f l'Uifi .'ii.T > ?-ii ?IV '. Vf VA :. 1 riC.tiiU.il to !Xe-Jii:.\K|::,::,lIlor.NTY. 1^'f.'t?l PATKNTS proemcil for Inventor*. fioj.lUri * Vft landwiirrnnU t>ro*Mrf<i,lioii,clttiin4*ot>1. Soldier* f.; /IM ?iij hefriano?r for your riKlit* at once, s.i.dtt [if y Of timmi* for-'t'.o Oliitan-Solillcr," nnd Pontina li,_w\ mid llonnty Inw?.IIIMO:. m, i ii.-iirp.on .iii. w? rYeul rmi refer to Hiou*?nil*i f I'emloncra m ol Client.. I 1jw A'Mr.-M N. VV. Ft t?<(?ernl<l & Co. I'LNKIOM & 1J t\l PATBKT AH')-?, Luck Uoxt.ib.Wkiliiiietou, H. C. lc*AJl?i? WAG,HE/}.ILO,Al, ft;. 'V\\V. session of 188l-'82 will begin on TH PUS 1 I) betwcoii the Classical, Scientific and Com morotai Courses. Bourel and tuition very reasonable; the whole expenses (except for clothing and I/ave li ng) need not exceed $150 por nuniim. The students uro drilled in military (actios. Located at I ho base of tl.o Dino Mielgo Moun tains, tho elimulo is unsitri,assoit. Por cata logue apply to JOHN H. it I Ll) Y, Chairman of Padilly, W. W. Lr.UAnr,, Secretary of Faculty. July 21, 1881 oO If -1 have on han 1 0 full lot of Samples of All grades, from which 1 will sell !>y I ho yard or suit. All goods warranted as ropresontod and suits warranted lo lit. Patronage of tho (own mid country solicited. Profits short niid juices low. (Jail and see W. A. M??..I3.S, Mot'oltutil Vu!lot*? March 17, 1881 PS-if \[.L persons Indebted lo Adgor f.ollego aro requested lo make payment during my absence lo Hov. H. Strong, who is authorized ? to receive und receipt for Ibo samo. S< P. DENDY; Treasurer Adgor College. . November 24, 1881 2-it South Carolina Railroad? i CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and niter May 15tli, 1881, Pnssongor Trains will run ns follows until furlhor notice: (J Uli KN V1 LLB EX PUESS. OOINO EAST, (DAILY KXCEl'T SUNDAYS.) Leave Columbia 0 00 p in Arrivo Camdon 8 45 p ra Arrivo Clmrloston 10 45 p m OOINCl W?iST, (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Loavo Charleston ? 00 n tn Leave Camdon 0 15 a m Arrivo Columbia 10 35 a ni WAY FREIGUT AND PASSENGER Tit AI NS. OOINO HAST (l)AILY KXCEl'T SUNDAYS.) liOuvo Oolumbia *0 30 a m Arrivo Camden 12 -19 p m Arrivo Augusta 3 20 p m Arrive Olm rios ton 1 55 p m aol NO W'KST (l)AILY EXCEl'T SUNDAYS.) Leave Charleston *9 05 " ' Lotivo Augusta 7 55. Arrivo Columbia 5 30 p ... * Passengers leaving Columbia orCnarloston on these trains have to change cars nt Uranoll? ville to renell Ohurloiton at 1.55 p tn or Co lumbia ut 6.30 p m. NICHT KXPRF.SS TltAINS. GOING KA ST DAILY. '< Leavo Columbia 0 00 p m Ai rive Augusta 7 25 a m Arrivo Charleston ? 35 am GOING WEST DAILY. Leave Charleston 8 10 p tn Leavo Angosta 7 00 p m Arrive Columbia 5 30 a m On Columbia Divinion Night h'xprcss Trains run daily; ult oilier 'Jrains daily except Sunday. On Any mia Division all J'axscngcr Trains rim daily. Sin piny Cars arc attached to Night Express Trains-berths only t?il.oO bcticcui Columbia, Charleston omi A ny usia. On Saturdays und Sundays round trip tiri i ls ure sold lo nnd from all stations at one first class fare for thc round trip, good UH Monday noon lo return, lienntar excursion tickets, good for len days, ore soldai six cents per mile lo and from all Mations. Can ii. el ions linnie al Columbia with Columbia tO Greenville Railroad mid Charlotte, Columbia ?t' Augusta Railroad at Charlotte J unction, by train arriving Ul Columbia at 10.80 am and having Co lumbia <//*>.(JU pm to and from di points on both roods; at Charleston nit li steamers for Nett York on Wednesdays and Saturdays; also willi sti aiiars for .Jacksonville and alf points oti iii, .lohn s lucir, and willi Savannah and Charleston Railroad toidi points South. Connections arc made al Augusta ttith Hu Georgia tl'iilroad and Central Railroad io ann from all points West and South. Through tickets can he purchased to all jioiuts South am Wtst by appli/intf to A. lt. Jh.SAl/SSt.'Rfi. Agent, Columbia, S. C. JOHN li. PECK, General Superintendent. D. C. Ahr, BN, Con. Pas. and Ticket Agi TP r o .fe 3 s j o xi EL 3^ __0 ards JO?l?^T). CA1TKLMA?N ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELlOlt-AT-LAW tj5C UL?,JL"ozxcg3-ti*oolt, C'I3AttLi29TON, fi* Vt \\MLIi practico In the Stale Coulls of Ho it First Judicial Circuit and in tho Utdtoi Stales Couria. AU business entrusted wll receive prompt attention. Correspondence so licited. August ?I, 1881 3S-I5m " LAW __CAR1). O. O. WELLS, \ ( j- ?! UOIJT. A. THOMesoN ?T. !.. ona, J (. Crecnville, S. C. Walhalla, S. C. Wi HS, ORR & THOMPSON, Walhall?, s. <.). I Ui business entrusted lo them will reooiv il prompt intention. Marok Ul, 1881 20-1 f Wm? 'Pu Sallioua ATTOltNEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAV\ OFFICE AT SENECA CITY, S. C. yyiLb practice in all lite Slalo and Unite II Stales Coil rt s. All business entrusted i him will receive prompt attention. February 3. ISSI. 12-1 y WM. 0 KEITH. JOHN S. VENN Bl KEITH & VERNER, ,1 T '/" l) fi- N h) Y H A V L A W A X iyolicitors ?n JCqutli/f Vi ill practice m tho State Courts on tl Bighill Judicial Circuit ?ind in the Uniti State s Court Cilia on Public Square, Walhalla, S 0 Jail (i, 187? 8 tf Columbia and Greenville Railroad , PASSION?} 10lt DEPARTMENT. COLUMTJIA, 8. 0., Dooornbor 17,1881. OQ and aftor Monday, Dcoorobor 19th', 1881, tho Passenger Trains will run ns herewith indicated upon this road nod it? branches daily, except Sundays: NO. 52 UP PASSENGER. A-Lenvo Columbia ut ll 20 a m Alston at 12 20 p tn Nowborry at 1 22 p rd Ninety Six, 2 51 p ru Hodges at 8 46 p ul Belton nt 4 58 p ul Arrivo at Greenville C 20 p tu NO. 55 DOWN PASSENGER. Lcavo Greenville at 10 33 a m Helton nt ll 57 a ru Hodges ut 1 14 p tn Ninety Six, 2 80 p m Newberry at 8 47 p td Alstouot 4 40 p m F-Arrivo nt Columbia 5 50 p m 8 PAUTAN HU HG, UNION ie COLUM BIA RAILROAD; NO 62 Ul? PASSENGER. Lcavo Alston nt 12 40 p ni Strother 1 45 p ni Shelton 2 31 p m Sanluo 3 43 p rn Union 4 43 p tri Jonesville 6 38 p in B-Sparenburg S.,U eVO. Depot p in E-Spartaburg lt & D. Depot 7 08 p ni NO. 55 ?OWN PASSENGER. ll-Leave S., It. tb I). Depot 12 57 p m G S., U & C. Depot 1 13 pm Jonesville 2 01 p m Union 2 82 p m Santao 2 58 p m Shelton 3 87 p ra Strother 4 01 p m | Arrivo at Alston 4 86 p tn LAURENS RAILROAD, Leave Newberry at 8 65 p m j Arrive at Laurens O II at ? 10 p m Lc ave Laurens C il at 12 50 p m j Arrive nt Nowborry at 3 03 p m Anni.vir.iiE r.RANCii. Leave Hodges at 3 55 p in Arrivo ot Abbeville at 4 45 p m Leave Abbeville nt 12 15 p rn Arrivo at Hodges at 1 05 p ni j ANDEUSON RRANOII AND BLUE RIDGE R. R. UP j Leave Helton at 5 00 p m Anderson at 5 32 p ui Pendleton nt 6 00 p tn ?-Seneca 7 10 pm Arrivo at Walhalla at 7 35 p ni DOWN. Leave Walhalla at 0 25 a m 1)-Seneca City 9 58 a m Pendleton nt 10 31 a nt Anderdon at ll 12 a m Arrive at Helton ll 47 a m On and after thc above date through cars v;Ul bc run between Columbia and Henderson ville without change, CONNECTIONS. A-With South Carolina Railroadfroni Charleston; with Wilmington, Columbia <0 Augusta Railroad from Wilmington and all points North thereof; with Chat lotte, Columbia {0 Augusta Railroad from Charlotte and points North thereof. J)- With Aslu ville, <f: Sparlanburg I'ail road for points in Western North Coolina. C- With Atlanta <D Charlotte Air Lino Ra il wai/ for Alanla and all points South and. West. D- With Atlaula and Charlotte Air Linc Ra ilwaj>) /rum Allanta and bct/oytl.. N- With Richmond and Danville Rail* road. F- With South Carolina Railroad for Charleston ; with Wilmington, Columbia tt A ut/usia lia il road for Wilmington and (Ju North; with Charlotte, Columbia ana Augusta Railroad for Charlotte and (lu North. G-With Asheville and Sp?rtanbur? lia il road from- Henderson ville. JI-- With Richmond and Danville Rail road front Char/otic and b?t/ond. Standard time used is Washington, D i C., which is fifteen minutes faster thai I Columbia. J. W. FRY, Supt. j A. POPE, General Passenger Agent. I BR ATT V*S Or^a UR. 27 stops, lo" set ? roods, only $00. B'iauos $125 up. Har holiday inducements ready. Write or call o 18 KA TTY. Washington, N. J. MOIIMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. FA.ssna:r<rO'E!PJ, DEPARTMENT. ?o:o Oo and ?fier Sunday, December 18th, ISSI, Passonger Train Sorvioo on tho Atlanta mid Charlotte Air Linc Division ol' this rom! will bc ns follows: EASTWARD. heave Atlanta at Arrive Suwanee 1) Altivo L?h E Arrive Toccoa F A n ive Roncea (.5 A ni vc (J men ville ll Arrive S pu rt an burg K Arrive G antonia L Arrive Charlotta M WESTWARD. Louve Charlotte M Loavo (?n.Uonia L Loavo iSpurtunburg K Leave i\roon ville II Leave Seneca Cl Leave Toccoa V Leave Lula K .eave Suwanee 1> Arrive Atlanta U. S. Mail, No. 65, A._ '4 00 a w a ni 6 40 a tn 8 10 a ra 1) 23 n tn 10 57 p m 12 22 p m 2 84 p m 3 85 p m U. S. Mail, NTo. 45. 15 a ni a tn a tn a tn a tn a m a ni a m ll 00 a in I 1 04 2 58 4 10 5 4 1 0 47 8 13 N V. Express, No. 51, li. 8 15 p P P P P !' P 0 15 7 45 8 49 10 IG 11 30 1 64 2 4 1 in m in ra m tn ra a ui u tu U.S.Kast Mail No 53, C. 7 2?F a P 10 32 11 45 12 54 2 38 4 Oil tn in a ra a tn p tu p ra p Ul 0 13 a m 7 20 a ui N V. Hxprcss.lU.S Fast Mall, No. 47 37 50 05 3D 44 Ol 62. p tu P P P P P P P 12 05 a ra No. 50. 12 25 a m 1 15 a ra 8 44 a tn 5 05 a m G 40 a m 8 00 a in 9 34 a ra u m 12 30 p in Suwanee Accommodation No. 2L 5 00 p in 7 08 p tn Suwanee Accommodation, No. 22. 5 40 a in 8 00 a m ooi\riv330Tio3xret. A with arriving trains of Georgia Central and A. & W. P. Railroads. 8 with arriving trains of Georgia Central, A. & W. 1'. and \V. & A. Railroads. C willi arriving trains of Georgia Railroad. ]) with Low'ronc?vlllg Ufa noll to mid from Lnvroiiccvillc, On. J-l with Nortlieaslern Railroad of Georgia to and from Allions, Gu. I1' with Elberton Air Uno lo and from El hort a, Ga. (i with Col um bin and Greenville to and from Columbia .md Gluirlcston, S. C. ll with Golniubia ?ml Greenville to and from Columbia ?nd Charleston, S. C. K with Spiirtanburg and Asheville, and Spnrtanburg, Union and Columbia to nnd from Henderson ?nd Asheville und Alston and Columbia. I, willi Chester and Lenoir Narrow G ungo to and from Dallas nnd Chester. " with C., C. & A.,-C. C.-It. Si 1>. and A. T. & ?. for all points Weet, North and East. fiST I'CELM AN SLEEPING CAR SIORVTOE ON TRAINS Noa. 47 and 48, DAILY./ WITHOUT CHANGE, RUTWUKN ATLANTA AND N KW YO UK? A. 1??'JL*I?, ?encrai a'as.suiiKcr Agent.