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War Tocia. OXK THAT WAS SC.\(I ll Y KV KU Y SOI' 1*11 KHN (Mid.. Oli, yo?! I nm a Southern girl, I glory in tho name, And boast it with far greater pride Thau glittering wealth or tann', l envy not tho Northern girl, Her robes of beauty rare, Though diamonds grace her snowy neck And pearls bedeck her hair. moms. Hurrah! hun ah! for the sunny South, so dear; Three cheers for the homespun dress the Southern ladies wear. This homespun dress is plain, I know, My hat's palmetto, too; Hut then it shows what Southorn girl. For Southern rights will do. We've sent thc bravest of our land To battle with tho foe, And wo would lend a helping hand, We love the South, you know. Now Northern goods are out of dale. And since old Abc's blockade, Wc Southern girls can be content, With goods that's Southern made. Wc scorn to wear a bit of lace, A hit of Northern silk, Hut make our homespun dresses up. And wear them with much grace. Thc Southern land's a glorious land. And lier's a gloriole cause; Tin a here's three cheer- for Southern rights Ami for the .Southern boys. We've sent our sweethearts to the wars, Hut, dear girls, never mind, Your soldier love will not forget Tho girl he loft behind. A soldier is the lad for me, A brave heart I adore ; And whin thc sunny South is free, And lighting is no more, I'll choose nie, then, a lover brave, From out that gallan I band; The soldier lad 1 love the best. Shall have my heart ami hand. And now, young men, a word to you, If you would win the fair, Clo to thc field where honor calls. And win youl lover there. Heineinbor that mir brightest smiles Arc for tho true and brave. And that our tears fall for the one Wlio tills a soldier's grave. john |i. ('ott gk's Apostrophe to Water. Taking in his hand a glass of waler. Air. Gough exclaimed: "Did you ever feel the longue dry, tho lips parched and the throat feverish; and then bringing a goblet filled with pure waler to your lips, <!<> you re member the sensation as il trickled over your tongue and gurgled down your throat ? Was it not a luxury ? Sundy, it is a luxury lo ipicnch thirst in pure spring water. Hore is a beverage brewed for us by our heavenly Father--browed, too, in beautiful places, ami not timid the smoky fires, the horrid stench ami rank corruption thal fester around the brew-house or distillery. Our Father brows a drink foi' His own children in lovely places, down in yon grassy dell, whore tho rod deer wonders and tho child loves to (?lay; down there, whore the brooks mur mur and the rills give ont their music; there He brews pure water, far away on the mountain top, whoso granite peak glitter- like gold in tho sun light; away again on tho wide, wild sea, where the hurricane howls it mournftll melody, ami tho storm sends back tho chorus, sweeping the march ol' ( ?od ! "There brews Ile beautiful waler! And beautiful it always is! Voil soe it glistening in tho dewdrop; von hear it singing in tin- summer rain: you seo it sparkling in tho iee gem, when the trees seem loaded with rich jewels! Look at it as it glitters in the hoar-frost on which tho sun i shining! l?eautiful water ! - -dancing in the hailstorm, leaping, foaming, dashing in the cataract, sparkling in the fountain ! "Beautiful water! Seo how it waves a golden gauze for tho setting sun, and a silvery tissue for tho mid night moon ! Watch it descending in thi> feathery snowflake, or paint ing with fairy pencil flowers ami leaves upon the window pane, or covering willi a mantle of white the wini ry world ! Lo. >k at it as ii trickles down the mountain side, like silver ribands, mixing with thc heather bloom ! .Mark it settling on tin- mountain top till it seems as it lifted up its glorious face to kiss thc very heavens! beautiful water! rolling up tho valley in the cloud mists, or weaving thc gorgeous rain bow; its warp, the rain-drop of the earth; its woof, heaven's bright sun beam ! "Beautiful waler! There i- no bloodstain in its crystal depths, mi madness and m> murder in it- foam ! It never broke a mother's heart; it never ruined a reputation; it never sent a poor wretch shrieking lo the gallows. No poison bubble- mi it brink ! Nevil did pale-li.ee.1 wife, or starving child, ur broken-hearteil mother weep into it a bitter tear; never did drunkard bowl back from bis death bed a fearful curse upon it ! There is no curse here. Sing songs of ruby w ine ii' \ ou will; hand around your goblet ?f you chou.. ', but - "(Jive waler lu mc. brigid water to me: 11 conic I h he 1.1 o\\ , il eoolel h t he bl .lill, lt makctli i ie weak man strong again." "Voling women, in the glory of your womanly beauty, spci.n out and tell us; young men, in the majesty of your intellectual power stand up And tell ns Have wo md common sonso on our* sulo when wo would dash from tlio Hps of thc young for ever tho drink that debases anJ de grades, und give thom us their host and purest beverage the gift of God, brewed in beautiful places for his children ? Because our principle is lawful and good, and ev|iedieiit and reasonable, and sensible, I say wc shall succeed. I shall not live to sec it; but when I die I* pray God that it may be in harness, battling for the cause, ?villi Kxcclsior ! for my matto, in Ute hope that n better day is comino;, and in the humble, rever ent faith that (Jod will speed the right." -*..?? Tho Fnco---A Histor}.?--An Index. livery face a history! Not in teresting, perhaps, but yet telling its story. Our features come to us by inheritance, partly by physical rela tions, largely by mental conditions. It is said that amono the Greeks mothers who were surrounded by the beau tiful, were kept in an atmosphere of thc beautiful in art. Forms of beau ty were on every side-here the eyes rested on a noble countenance in marble, there on visible ideal of a high imagination. What wonder the Greeks as a nation wen' models of beauty. As one regards the countenances about him in every dav life what of history do they reveal. Those faces that show beauty of features and are the exponent of u beautiful (inherit ed) soul within are a delight lo the eye and the heart. All is sweet ac cord between the soul and its outer manifestation. More of history is read in that face which shows eon Hud. Says .lohn liascotn in his sKsthetivs, "As men's career is or should hi' a prolonged resistance, a persistent toil, as crime and obsta, clcs are to bc surmounted, tempta tions lo be overcome, ami dangers to be met, nothing but will can take a linn stand of push, a determined ad vance. So conscious is a mau every moment ol' thc need ol' strength, and, above all, of the strength w hich can say in? to passion, that will is ever felt to be the very frame work of character, and wi' care not il" il occasionally lie on thc surface in massive ribbed strength. Symmet rical ami stalwart virtue is too much to bc often anticipated, and the fee ble appearance of single graces, like thc putting forth of carly (low ers amid frosts and snow, brings pleasure.1' Those faces then which show "massive ribbed strength" are faces with a grand history, faces which beal1 tho imprint of nobly won ?lialtles with hidden evil, laces which may light up into highest beauty. These faces ol' oms (ell sm h tales Upon us. lt may be au imperial countenance but for a sardonic mouth, or loose hung lips, a turu of the eye-some breech in the out ward bravery which gives the trea sonous key to the citadel within. The trail of the serpent is over il all, is thc thought which comes like a blighting wind upon the heart. Hut ev? i w hile wo consider the w ork marred by sins come the glorious hope-the hope given by Christiani ty alone-there is a remedy-lhere is a bloom ol' beauty given lo ( iod lie restores ns to our lost estate, lo Iiis image. Christ which -t retint h eneth us lights for us-I Ie overcomes ' tor us. Not the least blessed thought which conies of this hope is the be lief that we shall live forever here after in a world of beaut v. I'oor [thwarted, dulled, impotent liva-- ours seem s unetinics. Aspirations alter thc beautiful nogra ti li ed, apprecia tions of it stunned almost by long, continucd offences against it, efforts to produce it falling to thc ground by reason of unskilled lingers - -every where a hallling ol' the endeavors after beauty. Like a soul thirstino for waler in the desert is the de mand for the beautiful the cravinv; for gratification is imperious- it w ill not down at thc bidding of leas.ni, nor is il quieted by logie. Nature opens wide ber loving anns and lav ishly spreads forth her treasures. * The Hilde. . lilesscd be < i il that there iv at least one thing thoroughly superhu man, supernatural in this world; something which stands out from I above "tho law s of nature," some i (liing visible ami audible to link ti to Hill) whose face We see liol and whose voice we hear not, What a blank lhere would be here if onl\ ibis om- fragment ol' (he divine, mas venerable both with wisdom and age, were to disappear from the mids! of ti-; or, w hal is t he same i hing, i he discovery were to be made that this ancient volume is m?| the unearthh thing which f ? i * . 11 have deemed il, but, at the highest estimate, a mere fragment from (he great block of human thoughts perhaps, nc cord i ni; to another estimate, a mere relic of superstition ! There is but om- book, and we shall one day know lld-, when thal uiji. lt b tinman shall pass away (like mists fr,,in some Lebanon peak,) and leav e that which ia dis ?rn to stand ..ul and to shine oui aloin ? in its unlii.Iden grand ure, A Wonderful Cotton Plant. Nows comes from Spartanburg of u now cotton plant, which if it is as ola i mci], will make a wonderful revo lution in tho agricultural and cotton oil interests of the nation. T. Fer guson, an experienced cotton planter, claims to have a cotton plant which will produce nothing hut cotton seed without the lint. His statement is briefly as follows : He claims that there is a male and female cotton plant-thc male being designated, he thinks, hy thc red calks. The seeds arc van-colored, the shades being go tl crail)' blue, green and white, and of com se can not bc distinctly specified. Given this fact, Ferguson commenced, some time ago, to pick out thc male plants, and with thc seed extracted from them planted another patch sepa rately. When the crop was ready for picking the male plants were again selected ami thc production of seeds plaided separately again. This process of selecting tin* male plants was kept up until at last the lint re fused to germinate, and nothing is left in the bolls save a large amount ot seed. The amount of seed con tained in tho boll is more than equal to the weight of the lint and seed found in the average sized boll of cotton. Ferguson claims that he can produce four hundred bushels ol seed to the acre by this new dis covery, whore only thirty-five bush els are now gathered with the lint Ho has been very careful in produc ing the results given above-lo ob literate all vest ago of lint from a boll of cotton-and has succeeded in ;i most remarkable manner. Oilier ex perienced planters have been shown Ferguson's now discovery ami an much struck with it. An expert who was shown tin plant and bolls said tho boll has tin. appearance, both on the exterior ami the interior, of a regular boll of col ton after tho lint has been picked out. Thc seed aro a little target (han the common seed ami arc per fectly free from any semblance id lint. Tie- boll? are lilied with thesi seed, which are as numerous as okra ?seed in a pod ?d' okra. The revolu tion that will bo effected by tim now cotton plant, if it can be culti val 'I successfully, will bc beyond calculation. If Ferguson's calcula tions are correel, the colton oil busi ness will bo entirely revolutionized, The planters who now raise cotton aro fortunato if they can make ??U I pounds of lint cotton to the acre, Counting the value of cotton seed al ' *.">(> an acre is considered a big return lo planters in this State. Ferguson claims thal his now colton seed plant will yield at least an acre. Thia amount ho says w ill bo obtained fruin fin? bushels of cotton seed at twenty ?cuts per bushel, that being the present price paid for the raw seed. Tho State agricultural bureau will investigate the matter. balneal hm vs. Protection? Tho movement of men ol' edin a lion ami cull uro away from the party of hi^li tariff ideas as illustrated in the ease of President Flied of Har vard College, who last Saturday in address lo tho Hay State Club, formally declared his entrance into tho D?mocratie party. President Flint's reason for leaving the |{c pnblieau party, as stated by him, is that lu- is not in agreement with the views thal now animate it. lt holds lo the policy of ''protection," but thc protection duties protect capital, ho thinks, and not labor. In tho long run it is a bad policy, ho holds, to protect capital at the expense of tho olas-e- without capital. As respects civil service methods, Presi dent Flint is of tin* opinion that .Mr. Cleveland's record was vastly bettor than that of .Mr. Harrison. "I lave wo noi." he asks, "soon the public service degenerating more : ::,l more, ami in these last series of years worse than all? Have wo not seen t he Democratic administration of ibo pllplic sers iee tho best we over had ?" As a believer in civil service reform I'resilient Flint is compelled to part company with the party he has so long voted with. His seces sion i- mn an isolated occurrence. The selfishness ami greed of the protectionists, who organize trusts lo plumier people who are already la.veil in their interest, is so vast that inuit it udos are everywhere fall ing away from tho high tariff faith. i ',. il i i m i ?ri Sun. When Prukliu was ambassador tn France, being at a meeting <>f a Hie ran society, and md w ell understand i mr French w hen declaimed, he de termined to applaud when he saw a lads friend express approval. When they had censed, a little child, who understood Kreuch, said to Franklin, '.Why, you always applaud when the\ wore praising you !" Franklin laughed heartily ami explained his dilemma Two Mnrmah preachers have been whipped and run out nf I ?irminghain. A female preacher, at 1 he same place, ls . 111. j o... . I io Im a man in woman's elo|hen and they are bard after ber. . Why tho Hill Palled. An attempt was recently litado in the Georgia Legislature t<? pass n bill to tax dogs. The bill failed to pass, and the reason is probably found in the following "unanswer able" argument of Mciver, the col ored member from Liberty county: "Mr. .Speaker : It gives mc much pleasure, sir, to address an abb' speaker, sir, to address an able speaker as thou art, expert in all customs. 11 gives me pleasure I say, sir, to address you. I Bland before you, sir, as Paul ditl before Agiippi, sir. I was once for the tax of dogs, hut when I found my constituents are against I also turn against it, sir. I am against the dog tax, sir, because the dog is t.lie poor man's property. If a dog is vicious put the buckshot to him, sir. What would some of the poor country people do without a 'possum dog. A 'possum in a poor man's home is like a stall fed beef is to you, sir. So I hope that this honorable body will vote down the dog tax, sir. When the Yankees left us wc loni neither a hoe nor ail ax. If it had not been for our good friends what would have become of us? .Mullum in a parrox." Twenty-live years ago a sealed vase was found in an Egyptian mummy-pit and sent to thc British .Museum. Thc librarian accidentally broke it. lie discovered in it a few grains of wheat, and tine or two peas, wrinkled ami dry as stone. The peas were carefully planted under glass, and within thirty days delicate jilants had struggled nut of those mummied semis, and risen front a burial of over three thousand years! Those hard pea-grains may have been put in thal vase while Moses was at the court ol' l'haroab, or even while .loseph was storing the grana ries of Kgypt. Those little seeds outlived Kgypliaii, (?rceian, Persian and Kunian empires. So will a semi text of Hilde truth outlive all the empires of Satan's errors. Neuralgic Persona Anti those iron .nod willi nervousness resulting from eure or over .vork wilt lie relieved by tukin^ Brown*S Iron Hitters. Genuino hius trude murk anti crossed reit Hues on wrapper. Mrs. Nora Pack is assistant engi neer on tho Ocean City, a steamer on the ( 'alil'ornia coast. Ile who waits to do a great good al once will seldom (bi any ''nod al all. Thc gold minmi in \ustralia and neighboring islands in ISSS was val ued at ^-js,uno.nun. Thc amount of water passing over Niagara Fulls varies with the height of the river. Professor (tunning es timates thc average amount of 1$, 000,000 cubic feld per minute. rou IIYKPKPSIA CHU lirown'N Iron Unter-,. Physicians recommend it. AU deniers keep it. Sl.iv? |>er hettie, t.'ciinir.e bas trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Phillips ll roo ks says : "Set your self earnestly lo see what you wore made to do, ?ind then set yourself earnestly to do it." The elephant bas more muscles in its trunk than any other animal has in its entire body, their number be ing no less (han forty thousand, while thc w hole of a man's muscles number only li vt* hundred ami twen ty-seven. "Mow far is it lo Manayunk?" asked a weary Irishman, who was going there afoot. "Seven miles," was the reply. "Whom do you wish to see t?tere'/" "Failli, it's m cse 11' I'd loik to see there," was tho re tort. A Chicago husband and wife liled petitions for divorce on the same; day, each without the knowledge ol' the olle r. This was ?1 case where two minds thought as one aller two hearts h.nl ceased beating as ono. Among the inscriptions in her album most prized by Mino. Palti Nieolina is t Iii-, by lite elder I bunns: "Peing a man ami a Christian I love to listen lo your singing; but if I were a bird I should die of onvv." Governor David Hill, of New York, wishes il to be iimlersl.| thal he is on tieck. Ile seul his congratulation- lo (?ov. Lee, ol' Vir ginia, (luv. Lee in repl) .id: "The old commonwealth fought with splen did sueeesss against tho blandish ' nieiilsof the adiuinistration al Wash ington." "Blandishments" is a new name for inonev to purchase voles. Ulick len's Arnica Salve. i bo bes! Suive In (tic w..rld foi eilis, bruises, soles, ulcers, sall rheum, fevci sores, teller, chapped hands, cbilldaius, v.-. ami .til -km eruptions, and |">?|livcl) cures Piles, . pay i nj tm cd. lt i - guuiuiiCcril ly give pei feel salis faction, ur money refuiidcil. Price Scents pei lats Kur sain b> Norman le. ./ . 11 Money to Loan ON improved farm hinds, in sum ul *:moaml upwards. I .ou ns repayable In small annual lu l-talltucn!- thioilgh a peri?.tl "I -IN w ars. Ibu 1 ! cn.tl.linc the bnrrowei lu pay ..ll bis indebted I ness with-.ut exliaiisling his crop ..ii ?III) mu I year. Applv !<. STUIIII.IMI ? ll KILN III IN I Attorneys, Walhalla, S. C. Ciel, iii, IHM?. '{'?? euro COMI IVOIIOHM (lio iiioilielne must lie nun <> (lian II pu i ? ii11 \ e. 'l'i> (io |>vr? miment, lt li.list Condilli Tonic, Alterative and Cathartic Properties. TllK'S IMIls |IOSSOSS Ulc-ic <| uni liles ill lill CllllllCll I llOtfl'OO, Ililli Speedily Restore lo (hu bowels I In li iiulinil pcrlsluUio moilun, NO cssoiil lal (<> i ta; II I II ri ( > . Sold Evorywh?i'?. NOTICE ! j\ LL persons indebted to mo will pienso como forward ?it once ami sett lo. You will l'uni nie at Seneca, S. C.. at (lie Dr. Davis' olil stand. (?nano and Acids are due. so come at once and save mu (lie trouble ol' Inuit lng you up. Yours truly. Li. K HAVES, SKXKCA, S. C. October 17. issn. T-'Itu Wm. F. Ervin, Surveyor, Land Agency and Commission Business. Oftleti in thc Hank Itiiilding, WA ld I A ld A, S. C. gi 1 UK WAI,HALLA .MALL MICH SCHOOL opens mi MONDA V, September Ulli, ISSI!, ul Kant'mann's Opera Mouse. We intend to make this a (?rsl class school lu uvery respect. boys will bi- thoroughly I rained Tor col lege anti tor business. i'orins thc same as ?bose of thc Female College. Deduction made for public funds. Send us your boys and we w ill munnin tee satisfaction. IL O. LF.F.D, / .li dl\ O. HICKS, ! Teachers. I'.. M. PACK. \ Angus! issn. l-tf Female College. Tin* ni'xl .-Si--0.il lie?;ins nu Mmultiy, Si'|ili'lii l.er J, ISSJI. lilli last Session \\;i- rcmnrkulily -mee-un, Mini wi- ..ie |ire|i:oeil lu IIKlUe om lieM lllllell III..Ie -ii. Snecial al lent imi will lu- .'Oin to small dill . lien. lim liliees aie reiii.u killily lim. Semi lor i 'a>iilii|;ili'. i I ? i l> lc* WI I li. I *. iv li VJ I J, President. .Inly ..'.">. ls-.?. . :to-i r And Govern Yourselves .Accordingly. IIIAVK received an assorted st ooh nf |)|{Y DODDS, NOTIONS, HOOTS, SI I OKS, 11 ATS and CA PS, which lam selling very low . I also heep liisl class ( ; I!* M 'KUI KS. ! CHOCK K\i\ . TIXWAKK. SToVKS, ? nd, in fad. much more dian I have ronni to mention. P.iino your OIIIOKKNS. DUCKS ami other IMJODCCK, as now is tho time and here is the place lo get your (.nods j cheap. Tn give un instance. I sell Checks at lie. per yard. Shirting al ."ic. and Flour at Hie., lin.. 7'ie. and 7"ic per sack. W. W. ROBINSON. *">". ' Omuls packed ami dclivcrcil tree. ii. (i. WKI.I.S, a. i., oin:. Creen ville, S. c. Uolll A. THOMPSON, nonr. T. .IAVM S. Walhalla. S. C. Wells, Orr, Thompson & Jap?, AltOi'iU'i/S nuil ( 'minst Urn's ni /.mr, Wi tl/,, lill I, .V. C. Special attention niven lo all business cul rusted t.tr care. August 2*i, ls.s7. :?l-a Notice,Notice! VLL persons indebted to mc arc rc ipicstcd to make prompt payment. They can lind their Notes and Accounts in my lillico al my old stand, where they w ill timi my sou. who is authorized lo make settlements. All who fail tn pay or make .-onie satisfactory arrangements hy the '-'."illi day of December next, will lind their Notes anjl Accounts in thc hand - of an olin cr for col lcd ?on. M m icy saved is money made. Take due notice ind govern yourselves accordingly. Kespcct I'ulh. J. P. Mickler. ( letobcr Pl. ISS'.?. Il lin to PatentSi MY wife. Marv M. .loost, having left my bcd and hoard, this is lo notify' all pat iies iliai I will md bc responsible fm ;iii\ debts -bc may contract after this dale. ' < ?einher :?ui li. issn. JOHN .loosT. November 7. ISSI?, p, tf ( 'av eal and Trade Marks ..blamed, ami all Patent business ci ?? II 1 ne I ed fol MolH I,' \ I I Fi a -. < ?ur ulllcc i- opposite I'. S. Paient i lili. .-and wo cnn secure patents in less lime and al less cost than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or photograph, willi description. We ad vise, il patentai.le or uni. tree ut charge, (lin lee not due lill patent ls sec 11 red. A Lu i ia ll.w "Ib.w t.. t il,tain Patents," wil li names nf aol nal clients in ymir Slate, I'oillils ni town -i nt free. Address. (' \. SNOW iVr < <>.. t ipp. Patent < Huco, Washington, I). C. Final Settlement. N< ? > | |( K i- hereby given thal I w ill ap ply lo 1,'u'hard Lewis, Ksip, .ludge of Probate for Oonneo county, S. C., al his lillico in Walhalla. S. C., for leave lo make lil ia I selllemeiil of Hie estates ..| Lucy I'.. Kredit ic l ain and Mary Cym lida K. Frooniau . Cain, minors, on Frida .'.-"-d dav nf November next, al ll ,.', I,,. I: \. M. ' ASA Li; VTHKltS, (. uardiaii. Oct nbc l jil, ISSU. I-'- Il Merchant Tailor, l.-l.'l DLb'K K THKII.KIMIL, lido nf |' lo a many, a professional tailor, ls prepared lo (In an\ kind nf work In In line mi reasonable terms, eise him a call al his i lillee ntl Main street, iiex I ilnoi In Lank. Walhalla, S. C. October ol, issn. li ll' .n <>??.? ? ; }L,\ii?:kl.AM?v;,!,,)f; ', "'JORS.SASHADlli?D'i.V?. ;.""fill I MEDICA h OA ISl>. L. B. Johnson, M. D., -AND W. J. BraiDlelt, H. D. WA I, 'I ALI. A, S. C., I J AYIN<; formed a copartnership fm' I 1 I ho prac! icc of nu lli, im- eifel ilud? professional services lo lim people of Oeonee. All calls will receive prmupl attention. April IO, issn. Iii ly vV 1 li? 1? t i<? ('Oilr-il I .ilJlC. Passenger Departmenl. WU rn ?)??t I on ?V. ' '.. Svrh.mlnr ii'.k I SSH. S-'ast I,lue Ile! uiam Charleston ami t'o I II io l> i a and Upper Soul li Carolina ami Western Nor!li Carolina. ondeiised Sciieilnle. W KS l'\V A III). Leave ('liarles!ou (\. K. t;. li. Dep I,ai ios. U u.*? a ni " Slimier.I" -.*> a III Arrive <'oltimliiu.Il ?'.."> a m " Whmslioro. 2 li l pm " < hester. " " Vorkville..". .'" " Lancaster. " " itock iiiii. i ni .. " Charlot le . .". Ci " Arrive Newherrv.l:i ."?0 " " ( ; reen wood. si : '.< ' " Laurens. Si I". " Anderson . I I'1 " (Sroonvillo. ."' J'? " '. Walhalla. V OU " " Abbeville. I co .. Spartaiiluii ..',. li I" " lleudersoiiMlie.ii lu " " Asheville. ? un .. KASI u v un. ' Leave Ashes ill .. Ul :i m Leave llemlersi mille. .V.? an " Spurtauhuig.Iii H'm " Ahheville..I" a II " Walhalla . s un .. " (ireenville. '.. I" A mlerson. '.' ai " Laurens. U .".il " < ?reenwood. I:; '!:! p ni Newberry. -' I"' |> m A reive ( 'harlot te. I 'no p m " Kori; Hill. I .'.7 " Lancaster.ll no a III Yorks ?Me. I ?io p ni " ('hester. li I" |i in .. Wiimsboro. :; " " ( olumbia. ? ;?u ?? .. Slimier. " " Lanes. V IJ " Arrive Charleston (\. K. I;. IS. 11 |.ol) . H .">o p m Solid Trains between ('barlcston .on! ( 'olumbia, S, ( '. .1. V. DIV I NC. ( .encrai Superinteudcn t. T. M. KM KIMi\, < ; ceci al I'asscueci S "ont. ii. A. H.UNISON. Allurney ami Cmmselor at bass, V vi ii M.I.A. s, ( . I'rompl a M mt ?on giwii io , ,?.. , t ?on claims. .Yo j'tiroi'th'siit shun-,,. .lanuarv lo. Issn, I). S. CH A KL A Korney ami C(um?rbir*- a! Law. ( 'arefill and prompt att< ul II V all business entrusted lo mo. ( Mn ; ( 'olirl I louse built lill?'. .lanuarv lt), I Sst), iii \ aie ( ) Kl?ill I' A('L't\S <)!?. LANI), i ('hoes!oe Creek, two miles Irma West minster, good dwcHuiv, house, harn and other huildinvs. I have also a lot f Vi ? chillers'for sale low for cash, as follows, vi/: The irons ol a second hand aw null. all well rehilen, a . .I pol lal lc ?. i .? ? mill, a lot. of shall i mr. ::ea ri m.; and pul leys, a splendid I I ?ii.lt iron lull..- . : bed, a ?b ill press thai lal. >v ork II;. feet. a w t >od lathe, a t|ll?l U it v ? : ic e lat im1: tools wit h eat li "I I he a hov e na nu ?. mat hine tools, a le v, I horse . II ii . smith ami carpenters' tools am! a small lol ol' ilry. seasoned oak. wainui ami oilier lumber. s?,. .?;, i i ni her, ,v c. s di h i .n Ul \ \ . s? I ; 1111.1N . ;, liich land, s, ( . A nu asl iii?. I ?si. ;.i llhiiLL mun r.uimu, Lady Street, nour G. ?ii C. R. IK Depot, Columbia, S. C., - si A xi i v. ii m.u or Steam Eilpes and Boilers, ?lilli daring, \ erl ?eal nuil ?lori? zonta Cane .Mill-, (jrisl and SAW MILLS Ol-' S LL - I/.I -.. lb il s I. K KO NTS, |{.\ I Ll Nc !'< US CACIiLN AND (KM KT Kl! Y LOTS. Prompt lind Special Attention given to Repairing; of Ma chinery. I would tall thc nt I (lit i< o? ..i lim public especially to Hie tact that my I Hil i LAL SAW MTLI.S have taken the lu -i pn; . every Stale Kail* in Colmnliia when .i . Iiihit ion. ami that I make a speei.illv .; the manufacture of lin- i M l'l?< >\ I H ( MM l l.Al! SAW MILI . com ia ne y rea I si m i il ie 11 v with i ! n ; a I ,i I, ; \ and strength in their const ruc) ?on. and tinao hy I am enabled lo pul on lin- maillol au ai I it'lc vv hit h ri vals a nv ol h. i . t. ? . :. . .. Well as ell eel I \ elli ss. | lia Ve oil tile Ilia ll S testimoni?is from ile- fort mosi ami mill un II ol I his Ma t e w i.? m >, mills lo lin ir perfect ?al ti< . I am enabled lo lui nish ' I . i L'a ?li m.; a m I all V I ? hil. i I II i a I V. sholl m?! it.-, lia vi ie .. pat terns : and. besidt s. ide o. i i.t immy years m Ibo trade, .. timi I can suit customers in ovcr.v lu min i I asl e as well as lo prices My c\| and knosvlcdg ol' taine am! . ?: :.a chilien by Ibis tine' is well known throiighoul ihe Stale, ami will iv anani to cvt'iy one that he ran l.e lilli d Ls Inc. I pay ch ?se al I eui iou I. . liopaii s ol Steam Kngiiies, iVc. when ordered, thal I hey are proinpllv lilied ami ii" los: occurs lo ans customers bs del i\. Laities desi lilli: auv nie I. ot in\ inn will lind il lo their best inlercsl toe.ill oe coi respond w j i h me. Write fol I ii . ul II and Deice I ,i>1 . which will he furnished ona;.:.; JOHN ALEXANDER, Columbio, S. C. .Ma v li. Issn. il ?brtU?Jliy, !\I rs. .Iii I in M. Johnson, Clim i|>al. There is no iuslilulioii in iii ronni v more coml'orlabl.v ?md compic' l\ mi nlslicd willi i.oin conven Wakener Academy. The m -i ipprovid methods of Icaohhi . a.I..ot. tl. A ' . m Mini supply of i'.iiulii v's - ! . . used in illusiiaiine "Obj. cl bc m Special cure show il . mall chilib D.dl > exercise in simane. .net i ali 1 In .ie . .; organ accompaniment. M.mihi) repot n ol pupils ie..?riI sent i?> paeciil>, |*a I inns vv il 1 receive lu itelil ol' pu I.I ie imuiiy, Piedmont Air Line. KM H MOM. AM) DA\VI Mil. KAIL KOA D. Ol.I M111A AM) I.UI.I.NVII.I.I. DIVISION 'omliii-cil Schcilnlc in r-llVcl Sept. ?Kuli, I8W) 'I i ..in-. I un Uv 751 li Mil lilian Ti nu*. Soil i n Ilot M.. No. 51. 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