Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

it. t? * it boat couaoiuiug more /ime than J aui wtl-itWsl i?v occupy, lh> $Utiouiug by the I'hveoAeitl flfarnuxJ aoMier* at or mar the y,Me* the day of ejection J 4 al.>r><\ ?f ?> other roasou* >?f?? Nvvj ?rywi h\ <W ooMoviaet or >So*rt hx tH, ?>\ H^ot.v. i*< *,'-*? o: ;>K ; >K>,,w; K vioei- v- V?>?to )t *? v*< at > ?>* ) ' <VSM <V *??Hy (!W(NV \ toiotKV ; ^ vfyi'.N, jti *vn>?rN*<a?i*?? ehaartoa, iWi. 4 v S>?> v ) oxr > 'y4* c*?>s? N *? ;?j ?K- *>??, >* vvv?'?Nin etvn ??i? f*y *y >K WHtHv^W vi ' ? *x. v ? yx* ' * ?>x >. . s, >r V x, *? V { v t% V V, . ?y ..V ? V * *4^ ' " ?v A ' ?V {>\ *' v % X-t\S *V \. " V X ' - %? ? ? >' -\ V ^ ' ' - > N ^****? S -{. ?;> l^f^r TQ" ST t? * * * ' 1 AM?* - -4..),i.v xVv r>4 ^ > Ml V- , . ' X> ' - ^ H r V * ? ' * ' ' " ' *? 'v- ' *? -r v * - ? ' *?>? :. HV' -*>* ? nr -S**T * ?.; ~ ?r:* ?k?m A< ' #"!> ? - - ? ?' >y w ^ Vf>" l ? r ? ** ?*'-'! . . . -V % J '-W f\ t * ) *)? ? i ? ? '??;<V * > 'f * V *. 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UTVUilUi I i. ul juuj^ua:.. sen* < vr pv .iiii?r:ca: citn ... * ^*rt ? . lU " * . w w ' -Itf' It. t - : salir.^ 2>u v. u. ?k ;u.? 1:. IL. vrtr on* t, i :u pu?jpr a I:1.-' iv- &j?- ; v ii tU 0 .'.if 'Uir* ' V. ! > L \ , r - ' a tii > ; IV . f P..L ? . y ?i t \ i' $ *' * s * ti -*4. , 1 i. .'i ,;u [ - , J' u JJau. 1 ' ~ ' ' U ' . ' 1 - J %. It':. J _ ' ,z 1 . j'sI f'? j j' if ; v . j'.-' . f?i?* li ]i i .ltii.tr 11 I f ; i , . . ' , , ji I . A*? . ' ? * ? . .-*>* .. ' "I. .1 ii J A : ...- J--:, i M J * j; jam... II A'i 'j 11 I W A: \V,i . ii 0 J-, I \V ns; 1 f ' \, ii u a lit I' .'<! A 1/ M j^rath ; ii On ; Ih'i'l, Ji. K .Sott ; i-.TO. K /I/' rt K Scott ; \^1l Innkliri .1 M'/ >( > r j J -7 J 1 > jni -1 II ''ii*iiri}#<:r 1 tin j ! 1-7'i Wrrl' Hampton ; M7 S, Wade I lamp- 1 ton ; 1 -71t Win. ii. Simp.-mi. ' Tiik I'.MIMKtts' I'mKN 1?S.?Till! s\V llluw. I fi.vili aii'l ni^rlitluiwk. arc tin: j/uardiaiis ol i the utiim-pliore. They check the increase 1 i ol' insects that otherwise would overload it : Woodpecker.8, and chickadees arc the j;unr- | dians of the trunks ol" trees. Warblers and , flycatchers protect the foliage, lSlackhirds, thrushes, crows and larks protect the -surface of the soil ; snipe and woodcock pro- | tect the soil under the .surface. Much triho has its respective duties to perform in the economy of nature; and it is an mi I mhteii fact that if the birds w-r: all sw-pt away fr >m off the earth, man could ir?t live upon it. r /ition w , ri I wither and d! and inrteoH would b< c-rne s? n*ti.o? r>-.? that n living thin/ e .u.d with-' iti 1 th.ir u? tucks. ' HYMN, IIY J AUK* 1>. ItUL'CK EVANS. Is titers ft (?pil? Can an}' soul deny The anther of his being ? Can a heart Ureal he the rank I pas poison of a doubt, blasting the blossoms of Keligton's ttee, <t..i leave the breast a desert of despair? <'v i,> <Airo>t *UiHti J'orlk ' Uehold Iht e?rih. , * Thai bod plttol'ii bv its Maker's holv hand V s the bright pardon of Kternity. ftnd p'sessi in h\tng beamy ?>n the lap TV> o I* .h it not breathe of ltea?en's I vl> hltk vi .*<** ' *~o??a * Mast thou e'er *een ?-.K ,> t?-,- '"esto earth An -?> ? eejr A" . o v, r f 'a ?-*>.. twt>. tv ,? v o? ' * ore re* a be St:a v - ^ *?-ue v y.? ^ v, ? .v < -V is '"re o 'ich> n? ^ ? . .. . t . . . .. " ' ' \ *. r.)k " * M n *?** ? 1 : *? v ' . ? -?. v< '? " \ *? x Vt * > !x vV%<> * ? \ X -V??. NX \>l , X?N * ?X\ y\N V N * *? , V ? ?^ > v - r\* ?y c W^XX ft { N .X*??P?*? tV<\\ > , >?*>' ^?*V \ ^ ^ V ' ? N N % \ ? XV V > ? * % % , n. * v* *? n ^ >V^-N Knv>T V N : ? -X.N* ? ? N "?.?* V V*\v > ?> N V | 'X ^ i ?' * * V X ^ ( N 4 - v - \ K - ' . XN V . N- vx\ t<^}. . ~ ' x .\ ? -ftN. ? 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' >u 11 ..v. u -t iusult ii?*r: audi udd?dt > - : : Wall'. If L :.\ . titiV Iroublt W'itb m t bin feet ; :.i bdvboviog, Wi,. vru tut. i?- u; ?" '<j ii.-w . , : "? i m . <j :. t \:y : . ?N >. it>. both uriI. . . f r * !. I wit . tiiwords. <1 : t.. t b li k? ; to iii ibis way," ' -V- h?-. < ; ',<J L-' J ft.' bill J/'l" }/ it . i..' ! 3 . It an'] uj f ; i <j\ I l.? -t. i.'/ii, j.v ! '.ji'b-r at th<: bark J <f> n'j'l p'*i?;iu;? his ' r. i ?j- r !* '.']: " 'in' i> . > ' ' . j,' li ol lIs: ' \'i lllj U'!. ( .11 ' tl.l'W ill'; fOVolV'T 'l'/Wli 1 r .1 \t .'iy :ii. ? ( j,? ?l lorwiir'! iiu'i i i 1 oil i :< Into l/ijl init ? ?J I'oi I !.<. li,. \\ , ,| ,i4 l4 I i | J y |, r-1 luijft fill .'.i'iI; II'. '1 only filly nnmifi :>11? r ' ri Ii rr.o.oii w,iu<1 in pniilil, lull i. . o t '-.,0 .j?ii ii-.J 'j roii i. A 11<;i tlx: , t.l.,' ' II !] : 'IroW .i ' ' Oil'! I'l'Vilvi, 0'1 ia*i.ii oil'' iii lull ' oi.k in .i?li Ii iii>! !i '1 nil' ' 'I I|' i<: li.'i'l Ii < Ii lio V. ilii< > III': I'll iu !;*?: |il tin: ii .1 k' ' li'sl" illi'i ! i >. i I- iii'l ?|' i. * I ly ,-i. Iiio 11 li'il In :u ' ' I.x' if< in' iii iiV' i lit' lit! ur pii-w hi ill' ii ity i i i i 111 lii>- 1 y 11 '11111;' ill ('iiiiiu |?y In- ' uray- 'l pipulici-. m iiu il piuliililc Kviii in i >.tl!.n> I If frrliii'' i uns lii"li. It -i iv<?:ipled a ill*' most 'hiatal illy murder 11;11 Ikim taken jilacn, i:\i n in Texas, I<?r many years, ami it is thought will hurt. the M lie very Inllell. Tin' ('i 1111 > i 11.11 lull Cain imiiv is still al Marshall. I'mtcr's remains will be placed in a casket and sent North Curriu lias lived in Texas for several year'. lie was farinely a scout with (leiicral Custer. lie has lived in Kansas, also wh-Te lie killed two men. He was first etijrntroil hy the Texas I'aeific Coinjatiy as a detective in wnrkinir uj? the eas?s ol the Sam Jiass <ran.t of train robbers.? :,atoly he has acted as a private detectiv< n the r el II" i' l-?r^r . J werfully hu'.li and i 2 .. .r r u/h li ntiersji. .n. W bet ir? lej'i.r ti is an i overbearing * i m' THBTNltAltmt. mi* AVION Tk? IVruw <i/' 0*f+**J HVAffctnt ( 'a.it Cbari.ottk. n 0, mnvfc it, ivp* \W f?m to #ny wh nw on rinnnoMt oi xhv cAtinuv nn*l ii!> iNitniv jnv^xs OI? x* xvovxwtl , ju^^hatfon to bii<A\ iv^lx tVxt vsoomj in in a jvonUst oonttitxOO OV in# to tlio oomcnsio-x nn,t o^voxl roMUnptiiin ot vjv, ,v paynx, nt? tW %xx?xxv OHilllrv lm fox xVo ' *m XOXXX \OiXX* i xhromin *n Sxxboxioxx?V?xo\xxx Son i\ all \vxto* anv pw?xslv ?xx?I ?\sm>i ,x? ?i .tov.v < .?, rx. x bxxx* Ixxxo*; l\k>' fcfcN OXYl ?Ko isml Ail XXXxl?XMX Xx * S'XV .MX^OXVsl <>\<Y| I ifcxi Ol I )x?* ImuVxI X" ; S > \ o XX V > V.YIXV X 4 *X, XX xlt?x*OXXUl? 1 - t?> ftnxl x ox. x p vmix^. \xlxo l?ox .\-hk\s\ 0 ;\m! co xMVXIO xxx xx xuxloxpx.vv ...v.* '.X Kvx<-,' iS^x % ?> x>? ot Jxxvlx xxxlx'i *1 X- V \V XXX P'.V Ol' P"OpT(\ XNX* . <>.. 0?X -X*of hoXXOM XXXOIX lxx\0 '. < x * ;-- N! 5v, t\ H\4x)|X I ho* totlVxXxl ' . . !m kxxxp.x x\xpi*l hxX.I Iv v .x |\yxiM iHxW xNltttvxMI :xix?l Ixixl xx v,vas r n?v? Tlx * xx x* dxo x*?xii ? X> ' 0;X J XX-lis tx Ki xxlxoxi (O v !,vk ; ' * 1 !* j:xylxc x'MxMlt - ixuv iilO UlxllOAlioiXJ. HXV bright-r x\ *t . x \Y4 ..( X? xixvitloilljj IIXdlT 00 1 v , V Xv 1X0 iloilht Inn I l*X;X( llio So v. v .\ x\.. Ixo.J \\ Ix.n oo:x(i;io Hon ,v-s i \.-.x jv ;v; AOxl gx>M o.xuxo txxgtitll o t S o ?;x.x.xiUo xi xx,-x> nxxxuilo.Ni llnxl >- v v ? ?; ; ,s x x\m? !xo?1 .vxxl (Icxl I lull v t. v >1 il((X(XVX(tUXII nn?| milt Wtlfl xb i i IV xvunlry now .? t; aum; x\o >;.xto. xxiul ;is n \ v , \ ?V | 0N(OlY,l XX 111 OOtUttlCIIxT <v ... .xx o.J rr.v.jvni\ l( is mixv \ w hich will greatly help v.v>:vi:;\ t\ nliJeneo in t of S ? ow; 1? (live ii .. * g-f..'.n*i'\ coming. Kosnmp . v.vr,: ;> ? a success, Willi |. . . N of gold or it.* \ u v ; . .x jfcvor ?; our country in its . cca\i not bo oiliorwiso. Ra; - v v r; syevio; tho miser cannot . v r~ v :.r\ profit. Tho farmer, .. i UKofunio prefer tho green: h.* : :i.v v*. .'. j nrvhase as iiiuoh * t v > debt. atul is juoro .-* l.n-iii i. Tho importer alone -.. . -.>>-> ; . .si.1 tho supply is more . : t . :hi:a A gain. wo aro rapidly : ...j ; :r v.. :i i.n countries, owing :i -. ...rev .xcoss :t\-ur cxp rts over our - ; *-> -l ' . :> uee of trade in our favor : . : ..i in specie or I'nitod States it; iiaropoan stock of bonds ? f : be li..rIv exhausted, more .1 : Tv.-'. of theui having been - : 7 .? :!:i; c untry. Then we may . : . ur r. trade to yield us nnnu" k'.'T re uuts of gold. Again, the .v.. i f..w: tnioed annually in this --'-y ur.'.1 Ij about $7"),0(?0,000, and .r .l: Y -u will recollect that the :' . : j r t-.-rty in any country is governed or rn-u! tvi by the amount of the circulat!*__ u. On the 31st of Peccuibcr . the currency in circulation in the I. . ; :* tales, consisting of legal tenders, ii tes tm i fractional currency, was - t ..-.n ?7,l".00O.OOO. On the 1st of Ji.v. : *. the day after, when resuuiptinn i. .-L p.ace. nearly 8300.000,000 of gold af:u v.vi r W' re adiled to this amount, a k:r.^ t'j ; c.ienlating medium in-ar 81.? i j<j niji). t )| tlii* gold anu silver there ; u riy >'1 OOD.UMI) in th<> In it oil - 1 : :i?ui v. over bebl by i h*; b.iii?v. .u<l slUD.Ooo.OOit IioumIihI ami l in b' i.'.-., Uuuks, Nif'es, banks, \r.? J n s i'iji. in the treasury, banks, anil 1,-jui ! '1 amounts to nearly 11(111,(MUl. ' i to r c'-ntuui subliiioiial to tlio thru < ui.< n'-y, wen: not in eirrulatiuii until r -nuij'ti' ii or until jia|ier beiaiiio as omul a>. y i'l 'J bat in tin: In asurv was lirkril ip tor rosiiinpliiui ami dial bobl otherwise via- u ' '1 Sis an ailii'lc of inerehainlise. It i ouiiuamli 'l si |irciuiuiii ami was bought an i s. d'l sis a born: or <:o\v or any other on it liaiiiabbs <'tiiiiiiuilily. .Now, it is no bt.ll' i I ban |<;i|. i mo it y, ami will, iVniu lit ? ? .-.-it > |< -11 .i in Ms I uiii'l ions as t in . i iit'Y in (:i<; i.oiiiiiit rti: ',1 llo nation. It ran lir |U"'l hi no otIn r way rxei|il. by a lew i"11 ,i in! ini'.a -. Ini iii iy bo.ii'l. Tims Mr ' i; lb'- lialioll lias. Iiioie rillli liry In i|.?y 'ban I', lit - I>si I for y<ais jiast Ibis fir!, wilb l b ' lai^o a lie i ii ii I s ol ;."ibl anil silver In III ' Hi i in ! Ii Ii' I lln|iorlei| In |iay I lie | bil.iiiia: ol Li.iile, lias. alirai|y bail a .ieii able lb ' i. iii inakiii/moil y e,i H i ami C 'lncnio tlio miIi-h ol inlrii >.1. on loans I'lirlloi I' V 1111 Ills; o| (lie I I y liioliey III llkel I III (lie l.i yi" 0111) ol "iiVi I 111II I lioii'l I at bi-s rates ol inle|i',i| ami ol an a'lvaiirii o| bun'11 ami -1 in k /i m i .illy, over I bo nil 11 e I count iy I lie I't- 11 i iii {'liveriiiiimit. lias ii 111 bol I/I' I I lie | ||e i. I lire.illy I I I 111 ' 11 < o i? 11 i | III Ml I il 11 11*' III 'III I IITll I* >11 - I ?< II 111 ? li'W llll' I * -.1, 111 Wl II ill ill'1 ! I ill' III I i '-III y I I, will' 11 Will I"' Itsi'd .11 I'lll I'l'IH'V 11II 11 It lliil I'lli'li ?l< 11 I'll" I 11II t | ill I |.ir"' Olll'l Slilrli Ill I % llii llkrwin* Tlie nil W'.illl til I !? ' I'l'lllil l v now ii eontidi-iiee, wIih-Ii will ;'i t in illy ! rcil'irnl, liiil |iii 1*4 11tin* It n lii i| mi l Ihi Ii 11 -111 y :iml 11111 ; * 111 v "I i niil r h i i IxtWi'i'll lililll lllnl III.III \linllni y. ii Willi llii" it III' I' ? ! ? ?|? ll IS IhIioViiI, Will ! tiint'li In re.7nro t'?ii11i11 11 *<*, mi l /a /Ii ' \ii! tinir ill ?'11ii-11<-N , .i1111 iiirri'ii /IIH \ alin' "I prl'MHial it 11< I I rI '"l.ilr I 11 ? ami sadly li'jii'i mi 'I I mli t il, I lin - ii i i I' I lin I liii' j indicate I It: t t Imto is n| "iiiii:' In I lin emu. 11 \ Jill iVMi I I'l" (ii'i'ily htii Ii iia il I, an ihii | enjoy?* in six!im'ii yours \ my n .|" > f lullv, , W \| J nil.Vilai.N A l^ilteli sa1iniiii>l, wlioii ii kid wliy In f liutli? i\ lioor tntl;/ ill 11 < >ti I III" lin plueo, III . jilii d : " I *"ii t il"i I'nii-111 hi mil "I i lin t in ? i toil Stales s:?y 'II ui" mil yuin Inniu u m t 'I sC t'Utside W il'- ." i I |. i?t n 111111 ii lli i nil de front wall "f miiio ilii .|< " .S',?u . cu<<: Times. fci ? >11 ... frSM ? >, ? m ii * iVijar .1 ?-nil Mn* Mvntt HVM* ptnt Ai'it* Tin* f llttdUHt.X ><l ?00ll pO* *? ?>? ?? !?%<? ? ?! I\l| ,111' lvi>m? vtnkw U ?? Inline* \\ hl<?? OvUi' tnn<*<llM?t. nun1111*1 lltlnn *|\0?tvH tn IWU tm?ll?"U I ?lm<it !????' ||0M?, ? wVi\|v*l, ot??* 0U>1 mm linll KudlinU K\*\ lnn?nl*<,w?, ???*?? on,I iIn?m? ?|?ii%11t>r lm?lml*t ivn, >ImII,,I, ,<???? on,I uu?> i|tnuloi j tauhnU 1 Hmlmr, tuvmloiidt, tftit In lw,? Mint nun 1 toll lm*Wl?i l> >i lv\, >l> 111ml, nin? *i??l llirw ,p?ntm* <? )?>? Inmlmld On*. I<i*>?,lnn?i, two In tin-on ImihImiIn j i ,m, ?li ill?>?|, t\*,? lni?lioU | j Tmmlliy, nnn on,I ntio tin 11' In lwn j<<i I ' Kind Ko,I nltnrni-, wltmi down Willi liiuntliy, lw? ' in.I ,<no Ii ill In till-on ^nl'nlid ; |,,,| n|nv?r, nli,<n di?,*n willi,ml tiinntliy, llirno I,? lour ^tillmid limit* pia-w. ItlYnnii In Iwonly pMiinil*. It'll,? ^I'lldd, IWilllty*11111) lo Iwmily oiglit pnllll,In, l.nooi-no, ilrlllnil, (mi (miuimI*. iMillnl, Ililnn i|iiiiilm?d lu iiimi liiihlwl ] I'mil, hi lull, nun to uiio mni ono IhiIP gltllllll*. Smjtlinni, two l,? iln-rc i|iirirti4. Hunkwlionl, mtn Imslml A I.I. I.1MU- I inl.ti III AT I i I.ITTKIIH.-Cnpt. IKivio, ii juwullor of Km-lc Hill, H. (?., w.-ih' tin' victim of a hold and barefaced swindle one day lift week. A mail Iiohi Hut Iter I'md County, N. H<dd liim some sixty petmyweighls or iimro id* what lie called f and what had every appearance id' being gold dust, lor which Ibtvis paid him 811. J It wiih not until the counterfeit gold dust was sent to the assay officii in Charlotte that the fraud was delected, when it turned nut In he hrt.ss, pure and uiindultcrated. The swindler, a young man of respectable. 1 parentage, whoso tiatne is I, 11. Smalt, went In Charlotte and was there committed j to jail, whore he is still ki pt awaiting further devch plneiits. It was dischscd in the trial that the man and two others had, for several months, hecn buying brass filings f from a gunsmith, in Charhitte and selling the stuff in various parts of the Carlioas as I gold dust. n IIow to .Mkastki; without a MkasI'llK.?A box twenty inches square and six- s teen and one-half inches deep will hold out' i n barrel (three bushels). A box fifteen inches and furtcen and ' ? one eighth inches deep will hold half a bar- j re! Cone and one-half bushels) A box seventeen inches by seven inches ! j I and nine inches deep will hold oue-lbird of; f n barrel (otic bushel). j t A box ten inches by twelve inches and nine inches deep will hold one-sixth of a > ' barrel (one-half of a bushel). A box eight inches by eight inches and > nine inches deep will hold one peck. ; c A box eight inches by eight inches and four and three-sixteenth inches deep will \ hold one gallon dry measure. The publishes an editorial on ' The Last Trace of War." It must have ' belonged to the harness of au artillery mule. thouuh it can be of no possible use without another trace.? Ayr .ease AVo.i | ilnril. ." * ? " . i A wag in New ^ .-rk seeing a ui tu drive ta/aek into a card through the lector t iu the word l>ost<ti."' excitedly exclaimed: ' Why, what are yi u ab>ut '! don't y u know that laying /o.r <-n tut in />' .-'.. i once raised a thundering muss there ?" ' Death bed repent.moo may le ail r ght. ( said lilder Suinugitis ; but pe pie are net likely to seiotiii ito in 11 mvou who sin till late on earth ?/nst- ti r. I The dying man called his servant, and said, "Sain I'm iKing. I tit going on a Ion*; juurtioy. ' "N bbor miai. massa ; it's ^ all the way down hill." * ' ~ 1 t \ i11 lu l\?ro i 1? 'slon pvoorv reads as j follow?. : "Wooden pails, > \ oeuseaoh? I Notion? \\ o did net steal these j tils, but ?r think tlu- in.)ii wo bought thctn ireui ' ?i ill." 11. i . if v wf s~ i?r\i.rt: IN r.lMI'.S, n VKIMVAKK, l>Kl tiS. XI'. 1 NO. 1. EAST UNION. /.<><; it i ?(</?, t/.l />/?A7.\ ('('/7.V." IS. !; >s{.\ r, KOI I (K)U(lll AND CONSUMPTION \\ iM i ln'i rv mi l Tar, 1 I ' I I .U ri Mil I'llI'l*. ,\ I ..I I HIT Mil Willi >\ |! I rlu-vvy ;\!l i 1 I'.IU' i inm>i>ii. I 'ml I i \ i i Mil w ii Ii I .lino, I III IIS! I 111 ITS! <>/; i \ i. f s. I /,' ".s/\.s\ i I I \ I / / A \ / \ ' J iviviw r<. I i ( in Ii t miilli-1, ii lull Vnsoi'I incut, l> .ii i i .i... i i . ill ni \,i I i ?ni i in.HI I*r. I : . If i nut, I I V I I I*. |% Mil) I.SI ii \ i; s i - s. m \i iiim:, .\\ i i r. t \'i|i?|!, \ S|I I Mil l N I I SI ?. I ? I.. >1' 1 V It. I . Hi ii li. , S.i* I . |t. if PAINTS AND V A UN IS I IKS. I'Msr in; i . n is, IMII IIM \ S I Ml I'll ISI , ' | I'lll \ IIM. MSI 1 I . I t 111. \\ IN 11 \S|? \|i 'K I Nil li?|t\iit?'i i t \ I INI I ol i*l i Kim K II*. S . .11 .| IS I I N \\ \ I I \\ i M 'I I S M Mil . II \ I. I *\\ \ 1.1 . 11 l. \ . M 1 i * 'I- i? it. a . ii i tt i v 1 I S. W. Porter's % NI0W STOCK! LOW PRICES, H I) <( 1ICK N A L E N . FOR C A 8 H ONLT. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GENT'S HATS,, !HE AD Y?MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND 8H0ES, II .Jl. JMIWARE ?AND? GROCERRIES, Tan lie hail at 8. W. Porter's Cheap Store,?for :ASII ONLY. I'leasc don't ask for credit, as it is very undcasarit to refuse it; hut I sell too cheap to alow a day n credit to my best friends. S. W. POUTER. Sept '27 3'J tf UNION HOTEL Teopcned and Famished Throughout with IS*KW I'UHMTUKE. i o: rHE Subscriber has the pleasure of announcing to the public that be has leased the Jnion Hotel and fitted it up with new Furniture ind every other convenience for the comfort of he traveling public. THE TABLE hall be provided with the best of everything ind server in the best stvle, to suit the tastes of ill. Attentive an 1 obliging Servanls will be <>un 1 at all hours to respond to the calls of the atrons of the house. A First (lass Burr n the l asetnent. where gentlemen can always in 1 the choicest of all kinds of malt and apiriuous liquors, served in all styles. Having determined to make the Fnion Hotel cjuai to any Hotel In the State. in all respects, hope to receive the patronage of the public. II. J. THOMPSON. Srar'anburg ll*rald and Carolina $j>artjn opr thre? months. * f>ec 6 40 tf Fine Brands of Chewing Tobacco: lucy iiixtox. isoldes pil'i'ex, pig tail twist, fixe err, 77.V tag xa IT, x ice el, eld i axd <t>fid pro quo, Fv,r Sale hy B. F. RAWI.S, No. 1, Last Union. Deo 20 51 if Trusses, Trusses. VLARb.H assortment, for Sale Cheap, hy B. F. HAWLS. Pec *J0 51 tf Jreenville and Columbia R. R. C1IANC.F OF SCHEDULE. Pa-.?enster Trains run daily. Similars exceptvl. connecting with N5gritt Trains on South Onrlini Railroad up atul dawn. On anil after IONPAY. May "JV'th, the following will be the chedule : rp. e.trc Columbia at 7 4" a m cave Vision 9 :10 a nt .o-ive Newberry 10.541 a nt cave U kes' urr U.17 p nt .eare Be'ton l.'X) p m Irrivc a: 0rectiv:lie 5.85 p nt IK'*'*. oa*e 1 ?reeivi!!e a? 5.0*" a in t-ive l^e"t?>a 9.54 & m i'?ve v\?ke$burT ll.:? a ni exve Newberrv i.40 p rn otve A *: ja 4 '-A* p nr. irrivo a: Columbia o oo p m ANPEUSON r.K VN.'M AND ULl'E RIDGK LU VISION". /* VOWS. VP. oti\ o 4\ -i ''.?*!'? .. *.! J x m 5 rri ve T I "> p rrx c Kr Terr* v*.;>...? ?* * ui Arrive .40 p m oi?r 1 r ' "'A \ ui Arr ?# '.?*> p m eave Vv. 4ers.-n < '?? * nj Arrive 5.0O p m avne it Uv...-a 10 a m leave .4.00 p u THOMAS I ?'l?AMEAH, vieueml Superintendent. J vitv. Jit . General Ticket Aceut. Juve IS70. ?'* tf " lonerr Taper Hauufactttrfnjr Company. MVM KA< ri IIKIIS of Pock. Newj and v>rtxppi-'< I'Vl'KR. John M MohoUon. V.stnt Athens. Ga p .,. Nfw< ?e< i!ii# j'veeJ. N % J-.' ? ' tf UMIIA GlUX KHIO. it Wl> v\L? MtlUM 'N?tS. V \C\FREL. KUT. ri oi i o?us M( vt v\p \mi ??1?1 t lini|>i i ili:m er. b> t; t kvwL<. *: \.?. I. Fast I'tiion V?% \ t > tf DAVID JOHNSON. JR.. VI iokm:\ VM? vol NSKU EH, WiM !* %?i%?o itt tSo S'iyrt*:n# tui Circuit > ??11 . ! 11 o *?? H ?'...( ) I (i e.l !?; ?te? Ccurt* 1 llit' I'd. i I. i .'I fVlllW \ iivIiua. I1.-. 15 ,h? Out t?l?l *\?t* SuU', ^ |,M M II.' .1 ? ?, , i?..-0

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, April 04, 1879, Image 4