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^IJ.lMlU'.LBLUl.l'). ..'.LA?. .! ilow ,tho Slight Game/ ri*l|0 4M)ntiglirt Bomo^iince caino into L...ii.,v an ma* it will pour in through crazy shutters find o?cr thetoarc floors just as chcor ily as it fil.terfl through laco curtains and t&^iKS5 i"rttof golfaen fragments ovor velvot carp'Ots. Alld God's free ah- cpo,; ^P.r(^p ^oU^,{ a:oouj as well, ihou&ri) when it had crossod tlu? v" ' , nrr T ; decaying. rQofs ai)d lingered tor a momentjpi} tj^p ,weather beaten sills it was no longer pnro., , Do yon know what poverty it? A gannL) AtrtrVed v\)inan with great l i ??i_ ?ft uiiiuit oyuo vtuiuu iuiu u iouk 01 uungs or and terror, ns if tho shadow ol late had clutched hor throat. A bat1? room?not b'arfc, because it con taincd an,bid' stovo, a wrotched bed, a broken chair, a bench, and?but nothing* mofo. Tlio gaunt, starved face woman had bread to cat?bread and nothing olbd/''' A' baro room? bftfftd' and water'. 'I'llis is poverty. ThWt'te vJlittt brings to the heart that icofirt'^'of loneliness and grim despair \vfiicii is poisoned out of lifo or quenched, like a flickering light, in tli^ groen waters of tho river which crQoi?s softly past tho city and carries roi.ir.i i i " ? " every burden of sorrow and woo to tho bosom of tho lake. Why did this woman live? llad life one charm for her? Perhaps she asked herself these questions as she sat with her face in her hands and Icuakod ot)t upon the cold, chocrlcss d^^JThero wero no tears in her great black fcyes?only such a woe and desnair that tho world nlmnl,! haveT)ecn there to sec it and to have painted it oh tlieir hearts. "Mother!" ^jFhtloj Wasted form on tho wretch band oil the ragged quilt?a vuico which told of hunger and puin.vyeai'y wailing. She bent over him, aufl fbi4 U momonl f> mntlmi-'o l ? Ml W> iUf V OlIUllU ill UUI | eyes, and her wrinkled hand rested on his palvj face with such tenderness as only a mother has. "Lift me up and let mo sou tlm sunshine," ho whispered, trying t<? put his arms around Lis mothers neck. 'jTlicri is rio sunshine," sho whispered in ropty, a eob in her tbrout. "Kiss uio, mother, and call me when tUb sunlight comes again," he said. Sho knew that ho hud boon dying for a week?sinking slowly and surely into eternity, but sho had 110 frionds to call in?sho could only weop ovor him and Pray God that she mi<rht soon follow. With a ir.isn | . ?"T anu/t*>u^ oho pt'cssod her 1 ij)B to Ins forehead, then turned away to sti ng glo\yithhcr despair and her great Borrow. Tho cloudy, cheerless day faded into dusk. She roused herself 1'or a moment and peered through tho <?1. niri ; C l.~? 1 ' ^ v viii v v uv/. i j i ui uuj l 111 h i (j |) t ^ and thell bhu whispered will) her thoughts again. And such was her thoughts? When tho darkness covcrod tho baro floor as with a mantle, and when eho could no longer see her own poverty, tho buy suddenly cried out:. . 'Mother! mother! Tho sunlight has cornel" '^Wot vet! dmir Neil?m.i V - J ?? vx. Iivb j V/li LI ID niglii uow." t J too the sun?it lights all tliu room?it bhizoa into inv lace! 'bo c.tllod. "Thero is no en 11; it ia cold and dark!" 6lie eobbjd. "And it grows brighter! and I hear such sweet mnsic! and I bco little Tominyl" lie whispered while through tho darkness she bhw his white luce grow ladiant. "Aro you not dreaming!" oho Bobbod. "It was biicIi a bright ounl Tho music is BO 'JWOv.ll" ho whist>t?ri?l I? ~ j clasping her liuiul. tlJt i? tlui'k?it is night!" bIio gapped, but ho did not hear. Tlio sunlight had truly come, but was tho sunlight, tho golden rays reflected from tho gates of heaven? And not ino uunliglit ot earth. The inystei'ioubjcnrtain hiding tho valley /I of death had lifted for his spirit to i piiHB under, and woo had been left belli i * And of her? Auk the oljadows ol li * i *, I nitflit?ubU the river.. Whntt ll?pv I found his dead body aho was not thord. They cannot find Her. ]jf , aho ia dead God will not judge her harshly* r? v Yankeo Trading. r ,, A certain farmer, who in tho coffee ,qC: a -year. iiuroliafeecl a dred dollars worth of g?od&, (and ftl ways paid for thoin,) called at the, at ore of a village morchant, his rogn. lar place of dealing, with I wo dozen, brocms, which ho olTorod for sale.? The morchant (who, by the way, is fond of a good bargain} oxatninod his stock and said: *VVell, Cyrus, I .will givo you a shilling apiece for tlicso brooms." Cyrus appeared astonished at the offer, and <iuiekly replied: cOh, no, John, I can't begin to take mat ior om no now; out i ll lot you have 'em for twenty conts apipoo, and not a cont loss.' 'Cyrus, you aro crazy,' rcpliod John. 4Why, soo lioro,' showing him a fine lot of brooms, 4ia an articlo . H groat deal bolter than yours, (wliiclr \vu8 not true) that I ftin retailing at twelve and a liult cents apieco,'' (which was not true by bovou and a halt' cents.) 'I don't caro for that,' answered Cyrus; 'your brooms are cheap enu..? '* I - i? < ? ungii, uul juu uuu i uitvu uiiuu lur less lit mi twenty cents, no how," nnd pretending to bo nioro than halt angry, shouldered his brooms and start cd for the door. The merchant, getting a little nervous over tho probable loss of a good customer, and tearing he n iglit go to somo other storo and novor return, said: 'See here, Ojrne, hold on a while. Tf 1 trivn voll twnnfv fm- vniii* -- - n- ~ j j * ' J "V brooms, I suppose you will not object to take the price ot tliem in ffoode?' o 'No, I don't carc if I do," replied Cyrus. 'Well, then,' said tho nurchant, 'as you are an old customer; I will allow you twenty cents apiece for this lot. Let mo see?twenty times twenty four make just lour hundrod and eighty?yee, four dollars and eighty cents. What kind of goods will you huvo, Cyrus?' 'Well, now, Jolui, I reckon it don't make any difference to you what kind of goods I take, docs it?' 4Oh, no, not at aii, not alii' said tho thcrcliant. 'Well, then, as it don't make any difference to you, 1111 take tlio amount in (hem brooms of yonni, at twelvo and a hall cents apieil Let mo sec?tour dollars and eighty cents will get thirty eight brooms, and five cents over. It don't make much dif tbrenco, John, about the livo center but as you aro a right clever felloe, I beliovo I will take the clmngo in tcrlmokor." FICHEHS COmjffiECIORY, Senator?R K 15owon. Heprtsenlalivc?I) F llriulloy. Clrrk of Court?8 I) Keitli. ./infijr. of Probate?I 11 I'liilpot. Sheriff?.1 Kilcy Forguson. Coroner?Wnrren lloy<l. School Commissioner?11 A ISowon Treasurer? W A J.cfilej. Auditor?Alorzo M Folgcr. County! Commissioner*?.Jo)m T OofHctl, Chairman?Ilobort (.'ring, G M J.ynch. Clerk County Commissioner!*, C L Hollingsworth. Trial Justices?lias let/, Luke I. 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"v fef V ' WravEvT'-'iKsf i T*i/V ' ' j '^W*. > V-: , -v. \ ... ..." Noutli Carolina Hailroiul, ClIARI.KSTON, S. C., Dec. 18, 1875. On and after Sunday, December t9,' (he l'asfcengw Trains 6a I he South Carolina Hail rood will run as follavcs: FOR COLUMMA. (Sundays excepted.) //Cfive Charleston 0 15 a m Arrive at Columbia 5 00 p m FOR AUGUSTA. (SutulnvB excepted.) Leave Charleston !l 15 A ni Arrive at Augusta 5 15 p m 1 I'oU (itlARIiUSTON. < (.Sundays excepted.) Leave Columbia 9 00 am Arrive at Charleston 4 -15 p m I .ttnvA A inriiui n ' O f\t\ .? Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p in COLUM1JIA NiaiiT EXPRESS. Leave Charleston 9 15 p tn Arrive at Coluftibla 7 20 ft in Leave Columbia 7 00 p in Arrive nt Charleston G 40 a m AUGUSTA NTGIIT EXPRESS. Leave Charleston 8 00 p m Arrive at Augusta 7 45 a m Leave August i 8 80 p m Arrivft ni ('.lifirloslnn 7 JO ?? ?.? Kliil M KRVILLE TRAIN. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Summcrvillo at 7 30 a in Arrive at ('hurlcston 8 ! "> a m Leave (iliarleston 1 "i j? in Arrive at Buinmcrvillo 4 80 p m JJAMDKN TRAIN Connects at Kingville daily [except. Sun>. days] with Up and Down Day ami Passenger F rains. way aim in)gtil Trams connect al Augusta with Georgia Railroad, jVacoh and Augusta Railroad and Central Railroad. 7'his route via Atlanta is (lie quickest and most direct route, and as comfort.iblo and cheap as any other route, to Montgomery, Sclmn, Mobile, New Orleans, and all other points Southwest, and to 'LoUisvUloj Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, and all other points West and Northwest. Day Train connects at Columbia with the Through Train on Chailottcc Load (which iuhvch ni p. in.) itil* mi points jYortli. Night Train connects with Lo?ftl Train [which loaves Columbia at 8 a. 111.] for points 011 Charlotte Road. Laurens Railroad Train connccta at Newberry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Up Columbia Night Train conuccls closely with the (I rccnville and Columbia Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. S. 15. I'ickk.ns, General Ticket Agent. Greenville & Columbia R R. CHANGE Ol1' SCHEDULE, Pnssonger trains run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting wilh nijrlit trains 011 South Carolina Railroad up and down. <>n and after j/onday, Ueccmbvi* 13, the following *ill ho the Schedule: UP Leave Columbia at 7.,10 a m Leave Alston at !l.'15 a m Leave Newberry at 1 ().:*."> a in Leave Cokexbury at 2.07 p in Leave Dell on at 8.60 p in irrivu ;n vjreviiv 11 iu in i).-I) p 111 Down. Leave Greenville nt 8.00 n ni Lonvo licit oil nt O.'iO :i in LeaveCoUesbury 11.20 ? m uoave Newberry at 2.-JO a m Leave Al.ston at 4.20 p m Arrive at Columbia at />.<>5 p in j0?vjf"Ooiiiicol at Alston witli Trains on the Spirianburg and Union liailroad ; connect i.t Columbia with Nijxlii Trains on the South Car olina r.ailroail up ami down ; also with Train? going North ami South on the Charlotte, Ctluinbia uii'l Augusta ami the Wilmington, Co .11i111-. \ I lil.K ISKA.NCll. Train Je.ive AL>*>c*vil'o ? ' 1 "> a in., connocf iu^ wit 11 Down Train from (invnville. Leu' Coke bury at i!.Lr? p hi., connecting with ! I'rnin from Columbia. Accommodation Trail', Monday.", NvI'diif.xtlnys and Fridays. Lc;:}< Cokesbury at 11.15 a m-.? or on the arrival c i ho Down I'rnin from Greenville. Leave? A! bovillc at 1 o'clock p. in., connecting with ( i Train from Columbia. ANULltyON ltKANCil AND .' LUE IUDGE DIVISION. Leave Walhalbt at 0.00 a m Leuvi! l'crry ville at (J.-15 a m Leave l'emllelon at 7.36 ft m Lc:\vo Anderson at 8.35 a ni Airlvoat Helton at 9.20 a m ui*. Leave IWillon at 8.SO p m Leave And^i'Voii at 4.50 p m Leave Pondlelon at 6.60 p in Leave l'errvvillo (1 :i."i n n. Arrive nl Wnllialla 7.15 pm Aeuommodutiou Trains between Helton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur* days, Leave l'ellon nt 'J.GO a 111., or on arrival of Down Train from Greenville. Leave Anderson at 2.00 p in., OQiineeling with Up THOMAS DODAMKAD,* General Superintendent. .Taiikz Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent Schedule. Atlanta & Richmond Air Lino Railway. l'ASSKNOKU TRAIN KA8TWAIID?DAII.Y. Leave at Atlanta itt 4 10 p m Leavo Toccoa Oily at 0 00 p m Leave Westminster at 0 54 p in Leave Seneca City ut 10 21 p in Leave Central at 10 57 p m Leeve Lanley at 1 1 80 p in l.eavo Greenville as 12 12 a m Leave Spartanburg at 141a in Arrive at Charlotte at 5 30 a in l'ASHKXflBH Til A IN WKSTWABD?DAII.Y. Leave Chariot to at 8 00 pm ?<envo9partanuurgrat 11 04 p m Lctivo (h'oenvillo nt 1 28 p in Lcnvc Kasley nt 1 51 ft ni Lcftvc Centra I nt 2 28 n in I.tavo yUnooft City nt 3 00 a m Leave Wslminster nt 8 31 n m Lenvo Tiiccoii City nt 3 31 a m Arrive at Atlnntu at 9 30 rvjn 4 Su^kl R<1ak> 2ik< - - ?* a*r munmrwQ jiiiiii^ tllltl Trav^r-s WcHhvanl. 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I tako this method of informing my friends (lint L will bo found in my otlicc on each SATURDAY, for tho purpose of transacting any business lliat comes under my jurisdiction. a As my duties ns School Commissioner wifl compel me to be absent in different- parts of the county, I make this special appointment for the benefit of all concerned. 11. A. HO WEN, ^ no'25 ly Scool Commissioner AN OUTFIT FREE. WI'! want some one in every county to take orders and deliver goods for ih? old and original C. (). D. House. Largo cash ^ wages. Splendid cliatice? 111 every neighborhood tor lho right person of either sex, young or old. Samples, tree and post paid. Sena for ii at once and make money at your homes. Address. 11. J. HALL ? CO. ON. Howard Street, Ilalsiinorc, J/d Oct ^1, 1873 8 3m Notice. Wu lutvo Just rcplcuislicil our stock of merchandise for Clio lull and winter trade. 1,tidies' iind fenllenicn's lmls and drees good's generally liuvu received special attention. Our Shoe Department Is very full, amounting to nearly ono tliow^ g sand dollars. Om* Clcncral Nlotilc Comprises nearly everything you nre likely to need and will bo sold very low. Haif Car Load. Of best Liverpool Salt on liniul and for *8alo two dollars per sack, which 1b CHEAPR Than boforc the war. All arc respectfully in* vitcd to call and see them. Hester & Hester. Central, S. C.. Oct. 28, 187-1. Butler & McBee, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND IN EQUITY. WILL PUACTICB IN TIIK COURTS OP THE STATE AND OF tiik iimiih* STATUS. ' . ""m Sept 28 10 tf Absolute divorces obtained from Courts of different Stntea for desert ion, &o. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted, Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 40 Cm 1!>? Broadway, N. V. 1NOIITON ?fc IIA?OOI>7^ A T T O B NI4 Y S A T J,AW pasEssae s. ? TXTIIili give thoir nllention to the Practice VV an J <o the Collection of Pensions* Bounty Land and all other Claims. J. J. NORTON,' J. K. IIAOOOD, Walhftlla, 8. C, Pickens, S, C. Ji.lv 9.711. 1H71 1 ? * - ? ** I>r. II. J. Cilllllaax'A HAVING returned and permanently located at Pickcnsvillo, respectfully off?rs his Professional services (o the citiiens of (but vicinity nml surrounding country. Charges reasonable. the mm sw i columns, from now (o N?w Yc*rs, post pni-l, 00 eta. AMres* ' J "The Sun," N. Y. '* ' ^ ' : .: \ V I / ' * " rVT ' h\l ? \kY, rv>' ' f|55' ' ' -f. r, '$> /' 'H*tA