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'DSit,gwiav- sor oW too mvebhP
'MDey"Iin ine te'oos' us no WnO
'kase do council 4.1e'id antedpdA
cael4odeMlndb$ yo
Rat'sal eqr', -den; )diSy*r's got
tor bo moughty 'tiokler 'bout de kTne
'HoQWls& lt? ? .
'VelI, da;is t,go kile .oh ed4ya
shin-dat what strales an' dathwat
'dnoastVatest.. -
embeabs' ayer', but I don't 'zackly
nderstand do pint.
'.i'_,Ois do6ityQr kin go ter school
an' larn 'bout dat raloroad ingino an'
how ilkI fetsge','btita ef' jIi
climes ontor do cab an' tries tor sth
the e1or g Ae*st r di ' ier tetch de
rn's. d 'feO
dat? 'y of yer staid dar long-'nIt
yet' learn how hit cum 'part-but
do betti' 'cda l4o ' ',er kurinor,8
findin' atif 0 T6ba' de eddycatod
niggdF dat trfed .7ter avorghtb do
morshoeol n Dat's eddyeashun dat's
lustratif;--yer oo?'
';'nk0o'hdsde'Lt'gyIont.I
a!Wd*OdOn;'sPOsin'dat yer dotft gitO
n4ing4nie an yer don't 'go -ter
rjob on,ee o044se
yS N14 a
otvj-Prod tol n
o D "boa 4s Bay tor yer bofe ter
rn an' got out shell co'n
d forty.hoses for twQ.days
n, hafl Now, what yor gwino ter
V Y6 dat's bin fotch up on do
1r Pss goes out an' shovols dat co'n
inter sacks without sturbin' yor wool
do leas' bit, but dat udder nigger'll
take or poeco ob chawk an' figger all
obgr do side ob do barn 'fore he's sa
$Qrfide-an' don'll put de hesses on
halftrashins when be's done!'
* '.oss so!'
S'Dat's oddycashun dat 'monstratos,
an' dere's no use ob book larnin' fer
er niggor dat don't 'splano ter him
how ter make or libbin in do good ole
way. Dar's too menny oddycatid
iniggers playin' lottery or finishin' dar
larmdi' ln:the p?enitencbery now, yer
si ' ' i~dT s IDiary.
$AinuaryZAL Kon. I$idn't want
to be. Object inimediately as loud
as I can. Younggr 'brother born
spvepsinutes later. Looks like a
gp),butmay imuprove as her mellows
withi age.
*Foljrnary-Catch a cold. Give it
to younger brother. He's sicklier
thi 'I am. Very nearly settles him.
March-Catch a nice rash. Pues
it opi t.the ot,}ier pve. .Pretty well
witda n_his_q19ek.
'l-1They've christened us. U'm
Augusts and he's Alexander. Don't
lhe fo0%r aesB oan Alexande d I'll
kick him when he leeps.
May-Got the nettle rash. Hooray!
Sp's he! only worse.
CJnnew-They don't think they'll be
ab1le tqrear hiLa. lie's to ha ve cod
l.' .il. Jan't hplp laughing.
- o's)>esqualling awful.
s a hisnasty temnper. I
k Ah i lin, but fni tot going~to
Iugut-v e've got a new nurse,
who talkd to tall soldier, and leaves
perambulator basking in the sun.
Alexander's.got a blister on his nose.
.ley don't know what it is, and
they're going to give him a powder.
September-I've give him the
sprlatmna. lie seems resigned. I'yo
nified lhis feeding bottle. .
October--Pve got a new game
zow--poking. Noah'a wife into his
ear when the nurse an't looking. .
vp grWe'rebeginning to
wa ' weaer o hispins than
I am, so I can shove him over very
easy.
'Rden'rP beginning to enut
my first tooth. As Boon as it's th rough
l'vo made up my mind to bite Alex
Three millions in twenty-dollar
~I~pieces arrived in New York
fi-om San Francisco. The weight of
~e'4kI4'waa six tons, it filled four-.
4t'foni safes, and It took seven
(zeen pe to guard it on the way.
9tippose Vander bilts eighty millions
weighing one hundred and twenty
tons, what a troublesome thing it
wonld ha to have about te h0U..
morntfig at day eak, Mr. Wm
'. Hill was aronsg fron his sleep
by the barking of L dog. Going
M WasffW WMu6sW JAtiI
urbance, he was shot dead on the
Jack steps of AS ~residence. His
bb fdi 'boUl IfiM31 ;bkbke6I 16jen
stad*obbbdw@idedtly4tu Adal4het
P4* r &46 fro*ao of thelState mit
tia,guns Mr. Jillas an 'noffen
Ve arb
ed South Ca olina National Guard
4er KeIghbrsooo, *b6roma"abot
robbing houses, kil1ng hogs and oat
Jle,-and, wibo' WhoUbver 'deteted id
:he act, kill or shoobat their detectorsl
[t is high time tDia4h Itheso eo
pleAOoftMi&itl6ister.' A
A 3dkid Oui oit 1.4U11 s."-A
Jasieug w6tnan,' with an' enormous
bustle, caRd toteiing' into 616 ini.I
30ming Chicag6d ftrain,' th6 "ther
rbornittg, 11W. 66ttled herselfh k-seat
pposite an old Gratiger who was'
abiriing upo see the city.
'My datei. lane was od7ce took
with one of'tbein 'ere 'linps,''re
mard thW 914 ,man, ap hQ turned
bi4 pitying gazo 6"a fello pass9n
ger.
'Bhb waslinquiietAthe pasenger.
'Yes' wasithe .rjyl, , 'ut yer ken
jesth'b6t . 'u&Ad'i4e ri.it lr;' t'
gjick.'.
'What did you do' inquired the
amused paiiinger.
'I sot her, dow4. in, a tub ,of hot
water till the deined thitg w1ted,
declared the old man, 'and it neyeri
-ome on again!'
The dashing woman and other
passengers .who had overheard tho
conversation liked to have 'wilted'
without the hot water.
You can alvays tell whdt her a buzz
saw is going on by simply feeling ol
it, bt~ a geneilly takes about as long
to fin~d the end of your finger as it
would to have gone and asked the
foreman of the shop if the thing wa
iu motion.
Over seventy memibers of the Vor
muont (Lpiglaturi atkep<4 . prayer
meeting every mfornling.
'Skeet 'are 'the' uses of a'dveisity.
A cross eyed soboolinarri can keep
wice the usual rnumber of children
in order at once.
The best pdrtait of' hapipiness is a
laughing child.
Faithfuxlness and sincerity are the
highest things.
SGMISTADOBO S
HAIR. DYE.
Cristadoro's:Bair Dye is the SAFE8T and
BEST; it acts instantaneously, producing the
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NOT STAIN the SK[1N, and is easily applied.
[t is a standard preparation, and a favorite
ipon every 'well appointed Toilet for Lady or
3ientleman. Sold by Dugss
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Seqqtor-R E BQweA1.
Rlepr.essiatve-,D F J3radley aind E iiBates
Clerk of Court-John J 4.ew.is.
Judge of 1"'obate-W GField.
Skerifi-Joab Mauldin.
Co.one.--Berry B Earle.
M~7ool Corsmiaeaoner-O W Singleton.
Tregeure
gawUyig Cmnusioner--John T Oossit
Chauteman--~Robert Craig, G M Lynch. Clerh
L- Corinty Oomiisisioners, C L Hollingsworth, 4
at Trial Justices-Easley, Luke I. AriaIl--BSM
as lubrity, --Central, Jamew: -A
Li'ddell-Pikenls C I., C L Holigwoth
ana a WY Tavlor-Dacuslte. 3 B3 Bothnelan,d I
# und, the
silroad will run as follows:
0NR -COhRMBIA.
L.9 . . 0 16 a a
ArrIYel " o m a610 p a
Arrive(a Gilestn es p6m
Leave Charlest 9 16 a a
Arrive at Charlestom p a
Legv"OVOW; -l 00pm
_rtl Ve at Charleston 40 a m
ObLitft61A alldlitf EXPRESB.
Leave Charleston -9 16 y 8
Arrive qt Colunmbia 7 20 a ra
tiehve Columbia;. 7 00 p m
Arrive 4)Qhpries.ten -6 40 a m
..A,UQUS;TA NIGHT EXPR 88.
Leave Charleston 8 00 p a
Amriv,9 -aM<Ajugusto' 7,, a m -
.oI' 183UMAMRVILLH TRAIN
(Sunday& exceptod.)
e 49%pp.rville at 7 80 a m
rfve at arlessoXi
j1ave 0-fi4Ww6n. .-o8 g,a'
A:rive,t-3.pmervijle, 4 80.pp
CAMDEN TRAIi
Connects at KingvMe daily [exoept Suan
d j ich Up nd Vwn Day and Passenger
D:I)ay-apA!Ngh.Trains connect at August
with Gorgig, Railroad, Micon and Augusip
Ial*ad ada -dentral-RaMNoAd. Mis route
via Atlanta is the qnioke;t end most diret
route, and-as comfor,tbl and cheap as any
g r g, to , pig ery, 8elmxa,.Mbil@,
ew O.r eans, an al l other points Southwelt,
IaWdft6NLotiis+ille, Citcinnail, Chicago, 8t.
.LoyAis. p all,other points West and North.
'West.
D4'in'Sn6ebt tbColumbia' with the
brough Train on ehmilottee Road (which
iavesat.9.p.-mi) for.all. points North.
. ight Trpin connects with Local Train
[AIA kleaves C'olu-mbia at 8 a. ra.] for points
on charlotte Road.
Laurens Railroad Train connects at New.
berry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
dayo.
Up colurtia' Night Train conneets closely
wIfh the Greenville and columbia Railroad.
S. S. GOLOMONS, Superintendent.
8. B. PIckERs, General Tieket Agent.
Greenville & Columbia R R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
Passenger trains run daily. Sundnys except
ed, connecting with nigitt trahks en South
'Caroliu1a:Railroad up and down. On and,aft-*
erj1(ouslay, December 13, the following uil'
b. Mie Schedule:
UP
Leave Columbia at 7.45 a M
Leave Alst on at 9.16 a m
Leave New berry at 10.86 a m
Leave Cokesbury at 2.07 p m.
LeaLve Belton at 3.60 p na
Arrive at Giaeenville at 6.86 P m
Down.
Leavo G reenville at 8.06 a a
Leave Belton at, 9.40 a a
Leave C3okesbury ., .- 11,20, a
t4eave A sto at.4A pp
'bgrCohinnetat.Alston witli Trainh on the
Spartanburg and Uion' Railroad ; connect at
Columb1lia with Night Trains on the South Cat
6lina Railh;oad up and doWn ; also with Traire
goi%ig Non-th and(lSouth on the Cha' otte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilm gton, Ces
*ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
kra:tn leave A bbeville at 9.16 a mn., connoo6-.
ing with.Down Train from Greenville. Lea,e
Cokesb~ury at 2.15 p mn., connecing with Up
Train~ Yrom C olumbia. A cconmmeodation TraIr.,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaya
Co eplhpry at 11.140a mn., or on the arrival ed
th'.d own fIrain from reenville. Leaves Abe.
bdIillhe At I'd'elook: p.' n., cdnnecting with Cg
Tr.yizfrrem Cqlumibia.
ANDERSON.BRANCHI AND TLUB RIDGE
SDIVISION,
Leave Waihalla at 6:00 a a
Leave perryville at 6.46 a si
Lekte'PadleIn at -.7.85 a-m
Leave-AIdespn;at 8.86 a na
Airy gtgB,1t'on at 9.20 a a
WI.
Leawe:D3eltant at . . 8.60 p a
Leave Andjer,on. at - 4.60Q-p a
Leave rend'afe on' at 6.'50 p
r1este Pelkryville: 6.86;pmn
Arrive ,at, Wahalia 7.15 p a
Accommodation Trains between Belton and
AndereunionTh&sdays, Thursdays and Satur,
days,: he avp Belgon at 9.60 a mn., or on arriv
al of Down '1'rarn from Greenivilleo. Leave
Anderson at 2.00 p m. conneleting with -Up
THIOR9B'PODAMEAD,
- - General Superintendent.
JABRs NioRsex, Jr., General Ticket A gent
Schedule.
$li*ta & Richmond Air Line Railway*
PA58ENGER TRAIN EAsTwARD--DAIJLY.4
Lea t Atlanta 40t ~ p a
Leidve -Tocooa difty -at 6 46 p a
Leave WesHniser ab. p a
Leave Beneca city at p a
Lea* oWtial at 8 256p
Le0ve Masley of 9 12 pma
Leave. ireenville .as 9 41 p a
Leave opdiriburg at a a
Arrive at charlotte at 2 08 a a
PAssUNOER TRAIN ~WasTWARD--DAtLY.
Leave-Charnlo.f te at 216 a a
.uave p rtanpurg a,t.a
LeAveOr envIlhtt84a
Ihfte Easleysat -- 708a.
ieave Centralaet74 m
cavo SenecAU4ity ataa
*ay4, 14tWiRister, at.. a.
Leave p~copp ity at. 94.
7 80 p a
Colog~Ists, . EnmIg ants and
Twavelers Westward.
For map oirculars, condensed time tables
and generAtIinforination in regard to trans.
pottq4tiqn fadilities to all points in Teaase,
Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado,
Kansas, Tex~as; IowA, New MAxito, UJtah and
OaLlforniapaspply to or address' AL,nagy B. -
WRENN, General Emnigrant Agent, Office No.
2 H1. I. ICimnball tiduse, A tlanta, Ga.'
Nd ed hould go:West without Birst get.
ting: it comryication with the General
Emnigraal~ A gent,' ahd become informed as to
supeior adftantbges, t*heap ahid quick trans.
poyttion of famoilies, household goods, stook,
and farmin g implements generaly.
Allirrfdruiba ti on cheerfully given.
'oS . L. DANLEY,
n0 6 P. &T. A.