Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

TRIED REcIPES. I roui ;iii cxpcricnuctl huusckei jkt, Fit in ?iiv years at the lieu 1 til a Maryland hotel, ! have these rcceipcs by request. I not a!;, found t he lit excellent on her table, but t | tally s i on my own. The chow chow is in .ile in a very simple manner. Df M I'M Nits?Take two pounds I" hi i.s ? h.t, niece oil the brestplate or chicken ? Put on to boil early, with half val! ri t?r a V illon of Water, enough to make jelly lor tiuinpiiiioi. Vot in i Hit 1<_* pepper ami suit, 11 ion ami parsley. Take a scant table? spoonful oflar l, with silt, a pint ami more of flour. K >11 out :iml rut it thinly in any shape. 11 arc the p t boiling ilia llv, and ?lr<?p llirtii in while veiy hot. 'I'liry only need fiftrrti u.iiiu'cs boiling. I'ut your potatoes in before having the pot well boiled and nearly done. Ptlow (.'now.?One peek ofgreen ton a toes, one dozen of onions, < no pepp? r. tw>> tablespoons! ul <?l celery -ri d. oil" iju ii pound ol white mustard seed, and two < nt> worth of clows, ('hop an I s dt ovr night. Put a pint of salt in the tomatoes and onions over night. In tin: mo; niug drv.v oil the water through a e> 1 nob r. Put all lining red ierits in with the tomatoes and onioi-. Pour ou good vim gar to cover them, with a tcacupfui of g i . 1 >ng-ir ?Amm'rim l'<niw 111.INK Kits.?'I'lie ipt'-stioti has < It n been asked, "Whyd > lnus-s wear hunker-v We (mtitint .aiiswa r tli ' <jii ti ii It seem to us tlu-y aii' u-' los. ndy, ami. to .?????? extent, injurious to the ?-y .-it The m --t beautiful feature ol the horse is its eye. it it were ii"t "hiil from our ?;ay.e," it would .s ne to denote sickness, pain or plea-tire Many a time would a driver .-pare tin: whip on .seeing the aniina!'.s imploring eye. The aiputin lit in favor o| hlinki is is, we bjlieve.th.it horses are alraid of nas.-in ' ! .... , . . . . . . C linages. riiisnhjeetion.il' valid, is of J lit tie weight, as .viieli timidity would soon he I sj .eiei n.e. We trust, iiow the cruel hearing rein has heen east aside, that blinkers will ri'so he. abandon d?a emnse whieh would. \V leel av-ur. 1. he alt' ud 1 with a Ivaut i.p: to both man an hurse?l.onol. - t Ink Man's lli:.\sn\.?'-Show in a sens I ible man who is opposed to capital pun ' i huiciit I ' exelaimed a I iwy r while in o nversatioii durin^a reee.-s of court. "I am." replied a ^ontletnan sitting near. "And why so. sir; "ive your reasons." '* I? ean-e I am s nteiiJ 1 to he hiiii;.; m xt ! in litli," - ? S i A t ISJ H \i..?Statist ie.? .-how thai I ? :?.mm I.eolile are Lilleil l.e vvin-L.-e ivli..r.. . I I "J J " ? on< [ i.*' ii is till I I>v a iiiU'l ili'u'. \i??l \< l ] til ot i \vr\i; > ly wmiM rather tackle a ! of whiskey than a uiad dwjj. \ us, indeed, j ten l > un<;. ('ilK.nnal i 11: l - :l I ? . Ill r 11 ? Villi . i' j\ ocml*. I'ive are ..allien keepers a in I eiie is a iluetnr. It is Hit ex i 1 a i i: /?? h nf October, lo8L5. ni l n t'uor bi:r nmu-.w. t'eV I lielio.l|'f! rf. J' lY in a 1 inn ol lint ie-s I Inn n vi> Ii.ni > In For till! 1:1 !*}.*? -1 viol I ofc-Uoll >!! ".if a.To. live Ill ' Of I'll one 1 " ' five ... 1 i ' l'ur Vavjjo>l y nil of eoru >.n one or nmre ilCI'l'S, liollolll . I\.r ilie largest yioM o?' corn on live or in> re noros, lit;11"hi I<* IVr tlie largest y if 1.1 of when) "ii one aero... "> I li .e or iimi e acres ... . In For larjiosl yiel'l 1 e:;l- .n; iif aoro... "> live . r in no aires Ill j l or I lie larjzeM \u! 1 l>u ,e\ .n one a< re > live or no re aeros 1 1' " live olio aere > | " " I*.vo or mo:e ll 1 "' i " on oi.e aere el i n-1.1 I'eas l'iioJers. Nweel potatoes "J l'nrni| s 'J lies! j'eeiiiion l-mlicl of *' ri* ! \\ lieal I Hals I 1'ar'rv 1 live * 1 I'eas ' i I'lll'l" 1 S 1 hii-MM- / 1 I'. t imcii.. I Shi.'I I*? t:*l I I ? l" I I l> lit* I i' II. li ' >i\ >inlk.- iin| r? \1 colluii * clover liny " 1. c;i'.i i v:iifl I. i y ' 1 :?? li:ili\c Iriy " " - | r 11.It'll I'llln] n*11.4 To ?!ii'\|s:l".i r > : .! ' ( in I I IIII _ i .. . I f. i I .til I.V llilllsl' !'... // , </ \ ;;/>/: \ i \ /> ri;/ :/ : i>/ r \:: r v/:.\ IV*-t !; ??. sot ..iii;_" nj-j.'tf 1 : :i j.i*?f. Si'v. i J .rs "i" :i;;y v..tiily m i. . y of J -cncliiM t'. !locii?>ii *|U?i?co. c .!!( ( :i n ;.i i|.. / ' . .]!? ! ti it nl' liuim* ?'ivi' 1 ;."ir.Ion soo I " oiilcvtion citiyi'nn- ' f.i!!fCli'> 1 LM'lTll Iii.Um! l?l'llll.4 " f -llicli *n lloivri'.' " \ i.?; i:r.\ lit I lit /.Oil TolillltucS ."'i'lliT 11:t!r tio/tii iiiTi.' i.? il ill* >1 /fit I rinii:> lt> 11 til.I t'f 1 'lltltll 1 ? ! I i n 1 *.f v. init i? ( oll.it Is l't 11. <>'. < 111i. its '1 i Min t ft' l.ir. t I'm Hi' 1 1 f t'.: 1.'/tn '.in'.' 1) Halt' liuslie: Turnips Halt' 'I'i/.oii of (Vlcry ?l<> V.I A*///VICT// it. US' JtK/'AUTMh'XT imimi - nc t \nines. Host liotnc-inii<lc blankets Silver " ' carpeting 'la Woolen jeans 'to ('ottoll jl'IIUS it J (' Iton oi Woolen coverlet 'la lloine tnaite mattress !?? Heartli rug 'lo t'o'touor woolen socks or stockings, each ?lo Quilt -to i.I'.ai ni t:. ? Im^'y " !<> " single l.u-r/y linrness i|o " " wignti harness " pli.w Kcur ! ? " mi-iii!<-iiihh's sail-lie... *!<? " " la.Iy's sa'hlle <lo I Jest I'.'iir l?ro?iii? )<> ia?i - 'I'l jenl's or hi Ishoes I') II. sl iwnl largest colleeli mi home ii.n'lo leal Ik r ?.|* all kiinls ?U? HM i v? IiiiiK CM' M?IM: uii M i II M >|-reimcn gi -mile I'iriii- l in lathe Silver " " polishe-l <lo marUc iihiii'iiik'Ii' i?r iuaiitlci>ieue i:n n stoneware. I .vr.r.m.r. a.x/> r \ xcv iro/.'A" />/:/'.\i:t I it-:.xv. ; I'm-. I I *t it I nil nr l.ii;rii Silver I'll I lir-l C/tlnll <<r l.iliCII 'I') I'm s! Silk 'I') tilt'it'll KT. I lmst I'nllnii Inly Silver l'.<-1 I *nt11iti 'I'iily 'I" I'm--it \\ mil Shawl ?l<* I i i ..... u I <i.... i 1 I - " i I 'IlilMs SlO|U.! "I' I l| 'I?? Sil id' M il-, i "'iil??M or Wool <l'i iMitiininiiiv. |:,.>l I 'ill I nil n|' Linen <lo J.I l,e>i I'iiIIiiii or Linen. "lo r.i-l Wool lo j lies! Wool nil I ' IIIVHSS ilo | Silk Mo ! I?? > I iiimi Inn1 <lo Won! Ill' ( >1*11 :i III ' II t ? < I ) lllll- llo , lle-t -J'lninivii pillow -li inii ilo I'll lufst " 'I" r.nvi inning iio I IM'Y Wotl K . Ki'iitlii'i* Mum, I'hiih, \o Mo l-Vailier Klowers Mo I,fiii Iter work II ur, l int it-. Ii-wi-lry, Mo | Mull. I-Vit|i\ !'! iwers.\t: Mo j liesi W.i\ I'ruil, I'lowers, ,\c Mo JM last ' " Mo .tii-cci.i. \M:OI S. ' He-I riiis in my sijle Mo 1'iiney knininjc Mo i I'hiM's 11ress in I'amhric <>r Wool '! > Itroii/iii^r. tJiMinu >Ve !<? iimnl'i-i premiums t i!>rii l?y any ne person, on articles which liavc ii>.t l>c ti oxliilnlcl heretofore at the I'ni. ii t'iiitnty fair S"> (tt Iter art tele < nut meni ion el in Ihi* list, lii'ion^in^ to litis leparl meni, will Ins ivv tr lei premiums uccor<tinj* to merit. TAll.iMtlMi. |?e?l suit of I Sent's I'lotlies, S. ('. male.. Silver Suit of Imys' clot lies, S. t'. ma-le <lo Shirt. S. ('. iita'le -lo fl!li,!?l!l*\ S IM'.I'A II I'M I'.NT. l;..r any Ii in li'.v .t k of eliililren iimler I I years, | remitims dm same as aliove. Ihd sr.iltil.lt 1>KI\\UTM I'.NT. I$e.?t h -'ne t.i i'le lari Silver littner in.t less than -Ml>s >lo t'outity raise.! Iiain. eookeil Si-It; Bacon e.otnty raise-l I > Saek llotirconnty raise'l?"???|l?s ?lo One half 'I iett liome-nia'le can lies... i|?> Home iita'le vinegar.. >lo 11 till hushe! dried peaehe.a <lo I Hull* hiishel dried apples do IIerineiieallv scaled pt'ii'lips do llerineiieally M-alcd blackberries do Hermetically sealed tomatoes do Apple jelly do l'.lackherry jelly do tjiiiiicc jelly do 1 *1 tihi jelly lo lV-.cli preserves do i iiiitue preserves do l'ear preserves do i In rry pieserves do I *1 it in preserves do S.oir pickles do i Sweet piekles do I I'daeklerry jam. do Strawberry jam do I'aisiip do il me made molasses do 151a.'kI ei ry 4*i?r lial d > iloiiey, lint less tliau o|l?. in do l.i.rlit I.rea l, no particular yea-t do I'mui 1 eake do Spoe.oe eake lo Fruit eake do I! one in", le snap do !I oiii lua le cheese do SlT.ri \|. I'lili.M 11 M. I'o the person taking most premiums ill tllis .1 4* It'll'I llli*III nil .1 I'I i j I 4?4i in.I li' ivi. i>re cxliihitol at iliu I'liiou t'oinny I air .>*? . Articles Id 110 oxhihito.i in this ilc|>artinor.! must ho etiioro I hv o'clock dm I lie first il.iv of the fair. i'liis rn!? will In; rigi-lly out reel. '// < 7/ l A/' .!/. /'/.7'l/,7 .l//:.vy. I So : Meant online tor n^iioiiiiiiiil j u fy . , ni wurk on 111o-jrr r111 I I ij 1.?niA. Nao- H-: Din1, two uii'l four horse... .lo . lll.l.O, 0O|l|htl|i|t;_' O IlVOlliollOO, lightlies aii I > iloty Id Open :m I Idji hii.L'y, each ilo lb-play i* in i isriv-, wagons. Initios, oic . ft in <>no matin! i 'liny 1> Sample loh >ari, hi.ro i i. chairs, iliiiiiiD i:ih!o, |>ictiiro iVuiiios, wiiclow i-ii it. t h'.iii'ls. | iiicl .1 .I- or any c irj-onior < implc work <lo I'l.i >\VS. ISoM plow ?one ail'l Inn hordes Oo j.'.ow ir-as i.l a',] kin Is ami lo-? ripli.'lis, o.i h {<> I ,.'.!i\ ll 'I'. Mlhv.il all I el' o: ;; l 1 low ! > I'l.t H'OlllMi M Mill. j '.'.in iv .my v\ 1?ito firmer or | I lor " M ho,i ; I I I;.-i j hiiiDliiioi hy any white hoy tinier 1 "? \oa l I S .me [ ioiui'.iiiis ! jvo lor o jIoio I plow h hi !-.. .* In-ill t li'i.iiii>r 1 til|i iinSi: . *:ir!i a* h ... l.i i It! -. II ' . 1>; i i I \r . I'lllh i\i'S 4- >111 -ii? .ii-r. )ii i;:. iT.i l!i', : i.r -1111 iiinchiiii'-. ;11-. .in I inmv tliinys nm i riiiiiii-r iii- ! I*ij>!niii:i ' /7.V/: .!/."/* AM> .'IT! IM i7 ) IU!\i;T I . . .'//W' ; I'.i -t l.i-! riivil ; limiii^ in oil. cotiiioclC'l wuli |lii-ln-t i v f Ilu" I i 'V 'iiiiiry... ') i j?y l-iii -l?c 4-i11; |-tin!in^ in < ;!. j. .;r.iii in 4 il *> " in \v ii4-r !':iin \ -kcl.li, fruit j liniin/. yiiiu1 iiii,4,4,t I encli '. 14 ' 1 14*4' i I II :il< lllOl III*.I II IW 111.1* > of tlio iilinvi' I?y otic 1' iiiy *"? /?' /'/. / i\ i ii:sr ri.v- s i !. in *. i I?v .* I hull I lit. i' 3 our.- >! i "T U|i\v.irl? H" ' two |.. ilircc years '? " ulii1 In two yours i'. milk cow ... I ? liicfiT lw v. '.; : | ilf J | .V' caul f 'l i',1 Ihtrhanl <iT "S/t<jr( it ru." i Host liu'.l three years or upward $10 I>ulI two to three years 5 Hull one to two years 3 Hull call' ^ Milk Cow 10 llcilcr two to three years 5 Heifer one to two years 3 Heifer Calf 2 Third Cluas?Jr.rxryx. ^ . |#e^t,*l?ulf three years or npw#rJs.V!!l^..?10 Hull two to three years f? Hull one to two 3 Hull Calf 'J .Milk Cow 10 lleifer two to three years 5 lleil'er one to two years '! Heifer < all' / '<>r/h ('/-tix ? .Ytifirrs. H.mI Hull three years or upwards $10 Hull two to three years "> Hull olio to two i Hull fi?lf 2j Milk r.uv lo. II -iter two to three yours. "? llvitor one I i two yours 3 j Heifer t'ftlf 2 M'f/. fun * 'lllf <)/> ll . Host luilkt'ow, to he milko'i on tho i>r<>iui<|.s >10 1 '.'<1 host o I Mvt yoke of Oxen 10 ; iI CI I oft' iws, not less (huii "?, owue<l hy exhihitor, to iuclii'lc :i hull 10 iiousr.s. /Vc- ' < '/'/.<.*?/fi'tl'?/ ft raff ffnr.ii .i-. i Host Mnllioii over four yours .^10 Stallion over two yours uii'l nti'Iorfour.. "? " " one ycur uii'l under two... * It rood mure K) I Second liest hrood mure > | lie-t hroud inure iiikI colt 10 Second host hrooil inure mid colt > ! Ih'sl tillv three vimin ohl ;> I ^ ? j ScoiipI best I'll I v three years ol?l > 1 Itcsl (illy two " Sceotie best tilly two years oM > llest lilly one year ohl Sec'ii I >> t tilly one yeuroll j He-t tleMin^ I Ii ree years ul>l > Secoii'l liesl three years ohl I llest (Schlinj; t wo " ' Seeoml liest two ' ' l>e>l tiel.liiijj one " ' Secoii'l hest one il ' Scf-HiU f'l'isa?l.ijht Pra/t. llest Stallion over four years okl t?10 ' twoati'l tinilcr four o << otic ati'l miller two "> r.roo.l mare 1<_? j Sccnii I liest liro.nl mare * \ llest tiroo I mare ami coll 1" , llest tilly three years ohl o j Seeuti I liest three years ohl '? i I test (illy two years ohl j Seeotiil liest two yeurc oi l ' I!? -1 lilly one year ohl ' Seeoml hest one year ohl i llest tielilin^ three years old "> Si?r<iinl flit-no ' ' l.esl <iohlii.g I\v<? " ? ( Sl'C-Hpl t?o?-l t wo " I ItfSt <.el'lillg <>i?c " ,r' ; Secon-I licst one " > ! Third Of"t*i? Thuroujhhrrd Horses ?Sit ?ic Vrf mi'titis if uhnrr. Fourth ('list?dntehnf ffnrsrs ami Marts. ; I'.e-i pair inalehcl horses ^10 mares 1" single harness horse *> mart' "> (>jn n hi the ll'iir/7. Ih-st pair malchc-l li irses >1<> mares 1<> single harness horse > " marc o Suddlr II. r >. i 15e?t sa.Mlc horse ?> " mare i Fifth ( Vus*??//( *. r?e.U pair mules SIC Single harness mule " mule I wo years oM <> mule one year oM > mule colt o O/iCIl to the World. I!est pair Mules ?10 Single harness mule ,"> S..t\ t'.' -./</ 7..v itii'f ./ iiirlh's. i:.-i .Inch "> | See..m 1 i.e-( o I I?i-~t .1 enuel to ' Hest .leiiucttc ami C"!t ? Soi'iiji'l best, each si 11 :i?:i\ / ' fx' i i- - '/ riti'i.t. liot Imek two years <>1.1 <>r upwnnls "> j one t<> two years <>M or upwar.ls.. ;5 | I'.est jiei, ewes n il b:-s than live "> , iambs n I ks< ill in llil'ee ? i Same |. rt-in i ii in - a- above lor Sccoii. I ("lass? > ("Ira.le, aa<l Vnive-. each. r r.Ik'.-1 :!i >r ?i-j:111 I liii.-k >.r ewe, each S > , 1 : ?< r-? W I JN 1-1. f'ir-*t ('/ ! ** - /.'< r/.-i/iire. lies: Uerk-hire '?>ar of any age ? "? j not over 1-nor less than r. months <>M "> ! Hest Herksbire sow aiel pigs of not less than four, l',s-e\, t'hesier, SulVolk (Irai'es an.l \ Native hrecls, each -same premiums as I noove. 1?< M J /P18V. He-1 irio?1 cock ait 1 'J hens -improved harn yar.l 1'iwls S '? 1 je.ir Hraliina-, I' . hius. Dorkings, Domini.|iies, b'aek Spani-h. while I.eghorn, Moulin, I'reneh. <iaiues, Turk evs. Hi emeu gee-e, I'ea Howls, .Mus- i covv ilueks, ear.i - I 11?t ami largest exhibition of pigeons Hest ami large-1 exhibit! n of live hir.N 'J Hest ami largest exhibition of poultry by one exhibitor > ?)<>(?>-. I'c-t |> iutt'i' ?! '? m Itisrli ? Scltor. New; uiilhiui, Siii-plioT'l - -log. oilcli l'.t--I i* \ lioiimt ? ?lng (,r bitch grey-hosinil, trnirr, < ncli * ' . -..-r??? - , I 3>4Mkt2ii Sm'iiTon. I f v;;. I. i' I! VI'(M!. -i gr :!ic I! ?!i i1 / i. !> ;ii k 1 < !ii- p i i ili w "vh i liny ivvjuirc l?> .1 it Stir* j gi-ry hi :my ?ii i:- 1 imiu-Iii-s. tiring Muv'y nu>|i!i'.'I \\i:!i ilir ' ?( in-tiunifii: riifl ill ! ! li'i'ii i:ii|ii'' vr 1 tjit'li met**, lib !.- ili' in :i.-?i;rinir j - ili-I'-iciiiiii. i; i\ i 1 In' : .ti>i m lii~ nilitM* "\cr hr. I'uscy \ |I|'.i-|'. Ih u_' St >! ? nil :iM tlnvs. (i:!'u-c li .hi ; s \. \i. t.? I'. M.' July -7 ::< if IMPROVE YOUR HOMES BY PAINTING- WITH 3 S3 4 U ? s a u ? < ^ * in . \ HS ! fi 9 f !"*i "TOWN AND COUNTRY" i HEADY MIXED PAINTS For Painting in Modern Styles. i >' 1:1: \%!::?? u. \ hi.ii". i-. i in nil 1 - /i I r in j '.i. i i i iit.-'- -in 1 full up iMiri1 w irrnntc 1. < (linn while Ii.i i in 1 < (iially i- ?????!. ill :iis I -'ce ! i >!?, *1" iw:i n: 1 miry Iioiit !' ii;ilillg, ? >:.li\iii:ni j lie. I u?e ^ 'i "ife-l in inoicrn -t\ 1 . in .pier I) "elect j>roj>cr j i '. jii. i % I \ MKN I!. IIOIM. ?:??. f .1 me 1'. -Jl If 1 I MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, j Ladies Dress Goods, SHOES, &C. Wo sell Shoos purchased direct r....... 41w. at.. ...,i ...... 1 I w 1 I I UM .*1 ?l I I II I < I \ lllll'ir*, ? C I I ? ? V <111 show a tine line of Ladies Custom fort. of good styles and excellent wearing (pialitics. We have all grades too for Men and Hoys, r 10very pair warranted as represented. Low Cotton Prices 3*o: CT BIGEUeLUBE 1 I ) KG leave to remind their y friends and customers irenerallv. that their Stock is eon- jj stantlv heinjr replenished to meet the la rue sales of this season, ami to call the attention of purchasers to their recent arrivals of THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, for which we are the Agents for this County, declared hv the highest authorities to he The Best Sewing Apparatus in tho W O ff? fl ? 3 > , We will sell to approved purchasers on accommodating terms. RICE & MS'LUBE. April 1H 1"> If THE COTTON PLANT, .I.V .1 (.7,7'7 V, 77 7.M r. l?5?v-.>to-l to the <lovclopmem of our Agricultn- I ral on.I Kin.Ire.| llcsuums on I of our Muiiufocluring Interests. PUBLISHED MONTHLY ! p.v W . J.*McKERALL, i 31 S? I* i O II. ! *. (/'. Tlilf.MS or sriisi KIl'TIOX. One Year ''.'I I'enls Six Monili!* 0*1 Tliree Mom lis 'JO Single ('opics Five cents Moiie.l to Sul?-crihers in any foreign country One Yeor 7"? " or three .-hillings oti I two pence. riMioui vr annoi*x( i:.mi:ms. lU'tuiitnnr - I'.'UiM he sent l>y Kegistere.l heller, Money <>r ler. or ilrnft. I.ctte.s con he rcgisterd fit any I'ost Oiiiee in ! till' I 11111" I ."Mates. Tin: I"iiTT'?N I'i.wi is in lie :i recnrl ; of Kxpcrienees. Successes ami failures of our i Farmers ami Manufacturers, ami we solicit cnt* :~iI>111 ions lYoin Planters ami M uiut'act irers I'roin i every section of the State, I lie North ami the i South, on suhjccts periatuino to the advancetueiit of their interests ami calculate! to instruct each other. No article containing political or j artisan allusions w ill he ptih'.ishit.I. We lesire Tut Cotton l'r.\nt to he a free an<l ci-y tuc'liutu of communication between those in whose interest it is jnih1ishc<l. Civc each otlcT your experience in a plain, simple farmerlike way. I ton t conelti'le you cannot write.? i ?;iv * us your i leis ..u any subject, ami we will ! I ut it in proper shape. Write only < 11 one si le of your pa- cr. Sithscrihets tailing ! > receive their paper will . notify us promptly. I a or. I or in;.' the a 1 Iross of y-ntr | ape: . ham.'e.l, ;_'ive the names ,.f t >t 11 the "H'tee at \\!..c!i yon , receive ii an 1 the one t > which v.itt wish it sent. . t'< mmiiiiicalioiis to receive nttenti -n must -/ive | the real name of the writer. I Itejectr 1 e 'liimilliie-i'iou- will not he ret urnr l. . itr-lcr? for subscription ami a-1 vc; ti ;in;r must ( he accontpatiicl with tin* cash. ! / All I'lauters ami Matiitfac!tircr* in every , in ichh rlioo.l are earnestly !i<-it? 1 t ai 1 us in i -.ten liii1.' the i1i:i i i v 11"\' el fit:: ( it ion , J, \V i: \Y A N I V l l! < ! I. \ T I 0 N. A'httiss ; I'll i: ? 11 l'ft >N I'h \NT, Marion, S. ('. j .Inly If. tf I w a n a s o i) ; u r \ u z For WHITENING an i PRESERVING 'a' 13 3: 'a r. v. T H. KEEPING THE BREATH 1*11*11 am) ?-i\vi:i:'r ASH HARDENING THE GUMS, I' iinuli J.v l>lt. T. T. MniilJi:, r?r <:?;, ' w. c. 1 isnr.i:. ill!. .1. M. lilttflK*, S. I'. I'ni hi II. j March ' ? 10 ly I is nor:.].. i GIBBES & RODGER, l\|<?\, s. ( 'I'MK'MS '.'S IMIW I > A V. 1u. M t; 1 i:i;i:s. i 1 v. i:? ' i i s j Now tl^Time IF j; ro buy a stove! JUST RECEIVED rwo CAR LOADS Cooking and Heating Stoves, Which will be sold :it Rock Bottom Prices. V flood Cook Stove, Complete, with 22 pieces, lor $15.00 and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed I'HP ll?PI? Til V\ I'VI'I f IIP not I' o JflLL AND EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER N :>V lit 1"> If GO TO R. W. TlXSLKVS ^ J-?- - wnvirt aimrut r.tiM. ? roi; VOUK WATCHES, CLOCKS, AM) J EWMLIIY. Fob 10 7 tf asafed ? <?#? Ml -w KSJ>-T* ' k? ' .vvltjfl VTo onntlnno to > g *'?'' ' <':' '*) act assolicitorsfor | J ? trade-ma rV , c?i]..-r?.flits, ctc..Vor | 1 * t!iO Voit.-l S ; s, obtainp.it}'K;1 A r:;li i:t . F.tr'hnd. Franco, ( 11> '.S ; (J.-no !?.*, ami *.!l other countries. ; VJrvrrr- 'i'lii? : y-year ?* prsclnv. No chargo for cv.rtoi'.'C n <> 1'mode!:} or draw- ! Inpn. A lvlco I y mail IVf?. IV.' i k< ; 1 t! ' ;i.< nro noticed in ll,o St tnwifc'iu AMMl". i? AN, which lias Hio 1 ?c t rirrularion.! ii?l i tl?o most inllucnti . iii'v,- naju r ??l i! - i. t d pnhli.- lied in tho world. Tho aO vantages of sttoh a notice every pa' '!.*?, > iKid'Ti-falnis. This Ian; : ami nplendidlv I'dn.drnleil nowi* paver i pului bed'V\ KKlii.'i :i! : !.2?>:! year. , and is ad Mi tied to bo t! I t p :;? r devoted to science,mechanics, in vc utioiis,?nj;incci inn works, r?n 1 < 'li'-r <1 nnrtnn nts of industrial progress, pub!.. ' "d in any country. Singlo copiob by mail, 1) cents. 'Sold by'all newsdeal nra.' Address, >Tnnn <V Co., publishers of "Sciontific American, -I'd Drnadway, New York. Handbook about patents mailedlreo. I GOSS & STOKES. ?IRE INSURANCE AGENTS. t \ \ ri'., hiving seen re 1 i lie Agency !' r I lie l'ire f \ In-iirsuiou i' ;111j i?ii I-tCii i !y repri -cii* c?l by Messrs. .1. T. Ilill \ ?' >.. wouM inform lii-ir oM patrons that we are prepare'! ami will >e pleasoW t;> renew all llieir Policies, an 1 i-11c i- many new < lies as we ran. We represent ii:- i i i.\ss <'.iinpan'-es. ii'iiie o! v.hi-li liavelliO) Imr i/tmrtir clau- ein their policies Having )i:i :iti I sot .t> insurance to our |.atr..rs. t.OSS \ STMKKS. ( I April IA l"? il j ' , i , .MHAL'lHCORSST ; y j / Iner.ai i s in ;> >|>ul irity \ / evi ry ?Piy. as Ituli, - llml it \ / tlie iiu t J .. f foMroj:1titi.K / I 4 ; - m / . / * ? IM'.'?' < 'i' ! ITT I ii l \V\ ei>r- t r v< a. ^T. r/' I \ el: I ts ... it ; . till -t I:I \ X> I I II fin.(!<'(!. I r :!oi>y i msi r.i; .c w 11.kins. June 1 If I JOHN L. YOUNG n vi i? i<: a s tn s: i: :: AMD SURVEYOR, C ' 11 i on < 2 J . I i --ir -i-yinleft ill my vo-Ucncc <>r ' In1 l inn < !! lin ing my alienee, receive , rom | l alt?-ii * 'i i)ilico 11c.\t i . i > '. < IIun:i.r \ ??. \j-ri; ! ' ' If 1 COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE RAILROAD, PASSENGER DEPARTMI NT. CdM'muia, S. t\, Jiine -' "nil, 1881. On ami after Monday, June 2->th, 188'1, Passenger Trains will run as herewith indicated upon litis lloud and its branches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. No. r.3 CP PASSEXtiElt. I.ojivo (*<?)iiniliiii \ 11 .1? n Leave Alston -. 1'J.p. m Leave Newberry 2.(10 p. m Leave Ninety-Six 3.2t? p. m Leave Hodges LMo p. in Leave Helton f>.4"> p. m Arrive at (freenville T.l"> p. m No. HI DOWN I'ASSKNOKK. Leave Greenville at 10.AO a ni Leave Helton 12.1A p in Leave Hedge* 1.33 p ni T.eavo Ninety-Six 2.2K p m Leave Newberry 4.10 p n> Leave Alstm f?.2A p n> Arrive at t'uhiuibia I' 0.30 p n> STA "TANl'UHG, IN ION & COLUMBIA R. K No. ">:t Ui- I'.\s>i.Noi n. Leaves Alston, 12 AA p rn St rot hers 1 !?l p in Slielton O <><? p m Santnc 2 p m Union 3 03 p in .lonesvillc 8 AA p m Arrive at Spartanburg K 1 <"'0 p in No. 52 Down Passkngkr. Leave Spartanburg, It. I>. Depot H. . .. I on p w Spai tnnbiirg, S. I*. ^ Depot, G. H I" p to .loiiesville 2 1-1 p ia Union 2 IS p m Santnc 3 34 p m Slielton 4 12 p rn Strotliers I 30 p ni Arrives at Alston "> 20 p lu ^ LAUKHNS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry !.-<1 ?03 4.43 p tu Arrive at Abbeville ">. 13 put ^ Leave Abbeville 12.150 p in Arrive at Hodges 1.150 pm IU.IM RIIHii: I! AI I.KOA 1? .\sn ANI'MUSoN ItRANH Leave Helton 3 40 p in Leave Ainlerson 0.24 p r> Leave Ecndlctoti 7.03 p in Leave .Seneca (' . 8.00 p m Arrive at Wallialla 8.23 p in Leave Wallialla 0.30 p in Leave Seneca C 0.37 pm Leave l'ciulleton 01.47 pm Leave Anderson 11..'I I pm Arrive at llelton 12.13 p m Through Coach for Hcudersonville will l?c run from Columbia daily. CONNECTION'S. A. With the South Carolina Uailroad frora ('harleston. Willi Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Uailroad from Wilmington and all points North thereof. With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Hailroad from Charlotte and ail points North thereof It. with Asheville and Spartanburg Uailroad lor pom is id >\ estcrn .Noil ii i are 1111:1. ('. Willi A. Hinl l?iv., U. ami I). K. II., from all points South ami West. |). (Villi A. an I i . I)iv., U. ami D. II. 15. frota Atlanta ami cyotid. i: Willi V Hoi C 11 i v . V or..I /?. ti. U. '.?? all points South ami West. F. With South ('aroliua P.ailiuad for Otarlest on. Willi Wilmington, Columbia ami August:! liailroail for Wilmington ami the Nerlh. Willi Charlotte, Columbia ami Augusta llail roftil for I 'harlot to ami the North. (>. With Ashe villa ami Spartanburg Knilruail from llemlersonville. II. AN iIli A. ami f. I>iv.. II. ami U. II. II., fr 'in ('harlotte ami beyond. Standard Time used is Washington, 1>. Whirh is fifteen minutes faster than ColumbiaT. M. U. TA l.t'OTT, (ieneral manager. .1. W. FltV, Superintemlent. M. Si.ai i.1111:u, (ieneral Passenger Agent. 1?. Cakkwcm., Asst (ieneral Passenger Agt. April ! '? 11 If THE SEDGWICK Steel Wire Fence. . ' "*' c: : ; i Yi . ; ' i 11 j rnilE above cut represents a section and flntc _I_ of a strong, cheap and durable Steel Wire A IVuce which is now being used at the North C and Northwest in preference t?> any other kind of fencing. W herover it hits been tried it lias riven great satisfaction. It is a net work without barbs and will keep out small pigs or any other animals that may injure gardens or farm crops. It makes no shade and shelters no cntniits cro|s or poultry. 11 is just the fence for (Sardcns, I.ots, Lawns Parks and ( i inclerics. lleing dipped in I!list proof piiint it will last a life time, and is better than board fence in every respect. It is easily and quickly put up. \ Specimen ol' rout e- antl Utile t'an be seen at the I'sins Ti.v.rs ?rlice. where dl inf rniiit: n as to price, \c., can lie ohlaincd. It. M. .v S. S. S'I'iIKIX, Sole Agents for t'niou County. .Inly "Jtf A week made ..t lo.ine by the indus2k / / triotis. I test business now before (lie 1} frJ public. Capital not needed. Wo will start you. Men, wuiueti, boys ati 1 girls wanted everywhere to work I' r u-\ ? Now is the time. You can wot k in spare time, or givey ur whole tin to the business. No tber l ii-in. -s will pay ymi nearly as well. No ne can fail to make < .ramus pay, by engaging at once. < ostly outfit and Units free. Money made fi t, t ily, and honorably. Address Ti:i i. I'o., A .'tista, Maine. I'eb S ly TlTlCim i" sweeping by, go and 1 i"li^ I dare before }ou die, something AV JL mi 'lit v an ! sublime leave lie liiml lo ci>ni|iicr lime." a > wee!; in your own town. ?i>nultit free. Nu risl: livery thin" new. Capital not requh eo UV,' will I'lirnMi y >u everything. .Many are mailing uirtiiiies. I.i.lie; ,ual;e as iiiucli > .s men. and !?>yp r.inl j^irN make ureal pay. Header, if you want l>u-iiie-s at which you can make jTcal pay ill the :i:nwrite f>>r partiuulu:* *.u II. Ilvi.i.i.i t \ ('<> . I'ortlaii I, Maine, l-eh ? '. 8 ly <>'<1 1 *? s pees Ihr Stile. ; I i H il at t !ii- i t!i ve.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 17, 1883, Image 4