The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 05, 1886, Image 4
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r^S^nH^RWoTJeJ ! Thy grief ehsll pars ajeay !
Art thou elated ? Ah ! be not too gay.?
V** Temper Ihygoy,?thie, too, shall pass away !
Art thou in danger? Still let reason sway,
And cling to hope,?this, too, shall pass away !
Tempted art thou? In all thine anguish lay
One truth to heart, -this, too. shall pass away !
lto rays of loftiest glory round thee play ?
King-like art thou??this, too. shall pass away !
Whate'or thou art. whore er thy footsteps stray .
Ihr7 t/ir wist worth,?(hit, too, shall jxjss atcut/
I'aii, Hamilton IIaynk.
Mani nr. I <>it Cot ros.? 1 have a piece of land
which 1 wish to plant in cotton the coining year:
the land has been planted in cotton for several
successive years aad produced on an average
of from "> >:> I > <<(K) pounds of seed cotton per
acre. The stalk- grow very lull and bushy.
I nm going to break the bind broadcast with u
two horse 1"i inly plow shout six incites deep,
thoroughly harrow it with a Wise harrow, and
check the rows of!" three l'cet ten incites each
way and plant the cotton down tint, and cultivate
with a Itrown s cultivator. Now what I
want to know is, what commercial ingredient
would he best to compost with cotton seed end
stable manure, and in what proportion should
they he mixed: also the nest plan for distributing.
an i how much should he put on nn acre?
?K . . I /</.
Avswi t:. ? Acid phosphate is the only thing
needed to compost with cotton seed an I stable
manure for land like yours that producer line
weed, i > every ten bushels each of seed and
mam. re and Ioil pounds<-f the phosphate and distribute
? nnpost so that front 1!0D to lost pounds
of the iueluc I | host hate shall he applied to an
acre. I he lirst tunnel <piantily would be a
fair uverago manuring the last named n full
manuring, as much a* coul I be sately risked, if
put i:i hill "f drill. Von can apply compost in
drill, opening a tlvcp furrow for the purpose
and thru cheek lightly across it so as not to disturb
the manure. ? Smiilurn ('nllivulur.
Tilt:
i'lNvsits or fin.sua: t'ntsiv. Mr.
.John 15. Met i t ieti, county treasurer of Chester,
left l r bis homo yesterd ly nficruooii. lie
inane his final settle. ..eut with the Comptroller
ticncral on Wednesday, getting through in
ah nit a hill" hour. This dispatch was made
possible by tli" usual tli trough and correct
mnutixr in which Mr. Mcr'a ldrn s hx.ks are
kept. It w is remarked at the foiuptroilcr s
cilice tl.it Chester s treasurer is not only the
fir.-t t<> settle tlii-i year. ljtit that lie ?ive* less
troll-.le toon any treasurer in tin; State. He
liin-! i ntb ??Wicc tor live veins, mi l luring
licit i inie Ii-m iuvariuWly Wren I lie lir-it man to
make a ' ctilenieu', Will tlie 1110M remarkable
J1 -u t ui>mi it is iii it -Inr t.o tin; live years lie
has setv I t Were lias not Ween a single laid
Bate I i. tii.ves. *!"11ii-> n > >loitWt 11ie in a inuns
tire to Wis liil.oenee. Witt it .speaks volumes for
the financial condition of'.lie people of t 'Wester.
The items of Mr. McFa Wlen s settlement on
Weilnes lav are : .\motiiil piiil on aeitoinii of
isv; I- t. r 1 7.1 ' 'a nil -ntn f?r 1 ss |.'s.i 5. Yi,tll
J.; >. Total 77'?.?v"o. 17. 11 is hooks shoiv a
nulla ii 'itt of only .7171 til. while lie has on
h ul l tin: fo.lowing: Tor county purposes,
t ...iT l.i: : lor raiii->il purposes, 7 I.'* rJ,'.i I, for
^cliod 1 iirpottos, 5 I. s.
Mr*. MeTml'leii h is nii-W: n.*:i a line record
that lie has tnioii.su./../*.-'" 1 '*
Mrsic in tub Alt'..?Savannah. Ja in try "J7.?
To-ilay nil uld Wusir.ess fen 1 often years' standin;*
between II. S. Schreiner a t 1 .1. A. T.ates,
el f.11.Men ,*c Mate*, all lausic dealers, ciilmitci.
to I ia iv skirmish new Ihites's resilience. on
'l'livlor fire. t. i;? !;/ it'i article e ilciilnto-l
U injure I.n 5 Ion .c lilt-:-. < lit .in.- i npp :ure I
in tiio Mi r nil I Hvie.s .1 Ivott iso I
in this in irniii^ > p ipcr u re war.I I'.ir tins irmic
of ill - uiiiT, liiro'iteiiiiiy to cmvlii le him, mi l
iiiiim.iii.it t li.it Schreiner ivi- I lie mm. Tlie
hitler saw ill nTvcriisetiicnt. lie h ni^iit a ,
now c.'tvli: le in I wont t I ? ? U tor litter Wiicii ,
I hoy mot th re was mimic in the air. The cmv. |
In io .in i :i-is wore himy I'.it* f.niie minutes an-l ]
ijiiiio n ci ? !. principally hi liu4, onjnyo'l tlie j
cu'.cr; liuincut. In tiie tii.'loe Hates *:.>i the I
wiiin mi.I ifc I it m olleotu illy .is it hi<l l?oon
use. I en l.im. "I'iio | irtic* wore nepnriito-1 nfter j
they 'ill iiliirml exlirii 'to 1 themselves. N'.i soli
us lu..:i^e living 'I..no. ii is suppose 1 tint j
llio j" nih iiieii will tight ii out mi t lie n!T lino. ,
it it i ik"j iiii>nt several summers. There is not
n.iicii li u in civ nuioiig the music Sealers in S.i j
\ iiiiiiihit tut
?
\\ t?t n ( 't \i.i: I. i-r iiiv i.in. In or lor ,
tiicoujct .e n:. irelisiii Mm' hit .ivoreoine '
i.s , i j lit1 .ui-l - if.il ini isnn. the up
e r.intrv t- !: tholo-.i. wiu'-t the hnv country
sin i 1 u .i- ii"i 1 ti in,; i ' l.eli vo ;H it anything
iin.io lii hi ^ m..| '.i riiis .viih i ;i.iui!ior!;i;:i wis .i
j Million! p.-sHhilit.v.
V. o >in.ei'ile i. hut ir.uii tiii: lime the sceptic
j.its-e.i i . the hills.
ii is ti then. Mini the Upper p-u'li-ul et I lie
v" lie ... IV- I"I le Ii ?i_; II-; |J Iirle-'i III. I.Ill
i?_i-I. iho :i >'. >:i p:v\ t:Iin iho
ivIi e up c 'iinl ry I ti .1 th > ' I eiiy h.u slippe I
n.ic.i n . i .? ? i ; . i' . 11ns, tn nu/ * ' i M'u
Mti* t> . .'I ;-t ?;u? I ':i rrlestni lint wo
wore > !. :i . I i i !. for ; . I'ntil?*li:irle-?ion
:in( 'i i'. ?! i'o i'- 'i it 4 in dm It.in is nf Itoiovi:i
| j ',. .i tit.- i<r : s no of lit.- worM
( lie .nit a eiioc-' : ? ox?'i'ci*-c lite control s!io
on.'. I: I. '?!.. i lt'.ji. f v. :? t ! >. We want j
lite i i lie ?s u! i.t til"** 't 'ie i! iit^ irue lo all
tlii! . _ !' n - ?1. i It t. r in! well arc of tlio
wit . .li t I'lttc i.'It >i i i'n t /,' i'-sl-r.
o
>! i. i'ol.i.i.ruN l ite fir-1 inili
" I r -.i.-ri- 'it lit >>t ttt litis e cility came :
n ' i i . i;n it; a 1 .) I'rial Justice II. W .
.\ . : '.t ,;.ii I iv Tlte ilefeii lint i*
a v. a . - .ii 1 v ilte name el ."-i.tester Ac'ier
li. i ii I I l 'A .1 ii' illo W It.'l
i:. ia.- v is i. i i! tti 1 M' -in^ ihit i!?
ile! .. i I eon li\i?i(? v.ith litis woman in
... ... I. .... I . - .. <.. .i till n . I, ml ..... .
n . . ? <!' i:i 1;;11 11! w<ti: m i i by
.? in. ! : ii . ?< n|' ill*' cininanii'. I!?
lii-ii. ' ... I ;!: i-i'.iy <.r |!i;t tr**n?>?*. lm ,
i In' .hi ' . i i.i' :: | vo ?. it mi 1 ii i 1 (inula:
r. rt i.' :i\* | i i i..mm" 1, tlicivliy iilii"iraii.
li.c i \y.ui ; jii:ii|*iiip? out ??|* lii
i i y . ; : ii i:. i . i iif I. r' A > ai a-* I lii j u a*
<i !.. .in ..i ?:.? in'i lv ln-i'.-ro Trial .1
'. i ... i.'. i a which lilt1 tv.irriul iv l-i-n-l
aii I . >t.? ' lilt- ? vi'lciici! I' >r I lit* Sialf making
u'i i, ' c i . i'l.'lV'ii 1 i ll was Ii..iiii.|
|MI | I II r , I ,1 .; . irl "II tlli' ! "llll I?r
lin i. II .. 11J i .?!t I I j .ui :Y lien*. - j
til. ii., ..
well smoked with hickory wood. I ihcu
have small sacks, ihc size of ordinary flour
sacks, or such as will snugly fit a siu?le
piece of meat, boiled in unslacked lime?
usin^ about hull* a peek of liuic for twenty- J
five sacks. The first bright day after these <
sacks are dried, the hams and shoulders arc
immersed in a pot of boiling water for hall
a minute, and then laid in the sun fort In ee ,
or four hours; they are then put into separate
sacks, well tied and Iiuii^j in a cool,
dark place. 1 have been lining the above
plan for several years, and I have not seen
a bin; in this time. After taking the sacks
from the lime, they should be turn :d so as
to brino the lime in contact with the meat'
As to the in iter suggested by your
correspondent, I- t me say that withered i
evergreen will kill cows, although they can
cat it with impunity when fresh.?.1. I>. M.
in Southern Vu(tivutnr.
Stoi.k
ii is Fatii Kit's I lit i i>K.?A wealthy
retired mereh nit of (Miicago hail ar
rangeu 10 marry a veiy iicauitiui yong woman
privately :m?l sent a note to the Ucv.
Dr. Loeke. oh (iracc church, to be prepared
to perform the ceremony at the chinch at
7 o'clock on Saturday evening. The old
man's sou ha I, meantime, been making
1 )Ve to his fat her.-5 pros} etive bride and
persuaded her to marry him. They appeared
at Dr. Locke's ri .-idence at half
past six, and as the n lines corresponded
with those in the notice received, the reverend
gentleman p* iTo -m d the ceremony
without hesitation* A little after seven
the old man appeared at the rectory in a
condition of bewildered amazement, having
found the church closed and no bride.
An explanation was readied after much
confu.von, and an explosion cir-ued.
An agricultural college 111i _; ?t <1 > much,
but it appears to us that it nee Is no collegiate
education, agricultural or otherwise,
to teach our farmers the lolly of the
'all cotton'system so generally practiod by
them. They know and a lin.t its folly, but
continue its practice all liu s-iuic. In this,
we insist, is wo it's the m ilter with
tiiir \ ll ri i v?? 11 will nrii.
I ?1 a universal ell'et. but not :iil of our
farmers an.1 growing p >orer ever vo ir. <>n
the contrary, some of them are doing hettc
than men of llio sumo a mount of ( anital i 11 vested
in almost n iy kind of bu.-iiiess. And
who are those fir mors who are unking
money, cv-ii at the present j?ri ?? of cotton?
They nre almost without exception the men
who make their snpphs at houi t.? /?</ /
//< hi Monitor, 21 st.
- r (
I A How IX Al.li.wv. ? Alli.ny, N. V.,
' January L'7. - The ^.y.nnio , ejiaini^yy mlvi'd
as that which took place there this morning.
Differences between Democratic and
Republican Senators, as well as matters
involved in the examination of the llruudw
iy Surface Road and personal issues, gave
rise to a Very acrimoniou< debate, in which
tin* lie was passed avd threats and defiance
wore iVeijuent. The di.-sensaiou lasted du!
ring the entire session. livery member
was in his seat. The investigation of the.
alleged corruption in the procurement of
the franchise ut the Uioidway Surface
Railroad was referred to the railroad committee.
.luiM' CtiiAs^. ? I. Is the joint gn?s more
difficult to csleriiiiuuto than Iter inn'la.'
"J. I- the joint grass as good or will it take
I the place ??l' liermii ii lor pasture'.' I liiv e the
I joint grn?s on my place in spots, it is spreading
W ill you alrisc urn what is host t J >'.' ? Si um'iuui
i:. Franklin <?'?/.
I
Av??vi.ii.?N lint is must widely Known xs
joint j^rnss J'.i>/ (t!u?n is more readily exterminated
than I'.innula. Its jriowtli is ipiite
similar. but imt so rank. It will remain in
spots Tor a loiiy; time w lieu Heruui'la with n
similar start would have densely covered tlie
whole surface. It is inferior to Hcrimnln fi r
pasturajre. I'y all menus get rid of it, an I suh
siiiute Heriuuiia in its sten<l. <?? if yon wish
neither ofthetn , plow up an 1 harrow the joint
[ p'rass in hot Iry weather ami kill it.?
I ij'i 'ti1' .' >r.
. . ~ -?I.
v N 111 x i a N kt ill').?-Kvansviiie,
In ! , .1 nut try - "? ?A special tu (lie
i / lYuui I lend'i s ill, Ky.. states that
a tu i? toik ('..Ivit: Simpson, tint mulatto
muiil ti r ol Mrs. (Iraves, fro.n tint j til at
h ill'-past 1 i'i'I o k and hauled hint to a tree
I .... .
1 half a mil from town, alter which they
riddled (lie l> iy w ith h'lliets. The moh
told him to > iy liis prayers, whieli ho did.
They then ask l him what lie killed Mrs.
t iraves fur. II i 1 i d th it the Lord asked
hiai d > so. 'finy t:> !? said, 'I j: you oo
' the I. 'I'd,' ami -tiling him up. They
then retired in I hdt liitit hau^iti^
A i hi \ ! II vi It: \i'.? A t"i i re-potident
wt i11 s; | proeured a medium sized tin lard
cm. liiled it tv; '-thirds |'u 1 of water, and
f ieti eovele 1 tile Water ah out. mi l neli in
f ill'.ii .-> 1 nii*1 set in in u:ili'fi|uenteil eerie
r of the bur i I i!i,l litis silt ,ut Jour
w.-rk *i_ i. i; 1 up t i ti ll'.' i havet ikon out
nl' the em thirty-three rats. 1 chatiitc t! o
Wiil'T :i:;?l llif -f I one*.! a week.
li i- jij? ?*. 1 If. i i t; .i ; >' institute to
teach i mil"i" ii >\\ to farm. ju>t as teachers'
institute. i. i. ii i.ic ! ; ii .' > li >w I i tench.
\ ii i in tii.-- ,*iitiik i'tI,hi we ii i'*i.? an elVort
i-> heiin.' in i'l>* t ? i.ihi -.ii a .-cl?o ?1 of jouruoli.-:u.
tii.it i.-, a kiml el' journalists' institute,
\> ii, i'? 1.1 j.",v.-|.:ijif r uien may learn
llow to l llli ii .*\vsj, tj ei - --/.*?ayr//?/./ ('/lid)!"*
! . ?Uth.
TO THE
PUBLIC:
?
Tho undersigned having determined to reluce
their stock, do not propose to wait until
i>l the money lias left the country . and then
ifler the attraction of low prices, hut
ItMallT XOW,
shile the bulk of the cotton is on hand, we
offer to sell to
CASII 1IUYKHS
it l.oucr tint is those of
any other Store in
tTnion County.
H K EXCEPT >0.\K.
This offer applies Jo every class of goods in
our store?staple goods as well as fancy.
This is
NOT
MERE TALK,
Wa mean exactly what we say, an-l it will gire
yon very little trouble to
Examine Our Goods
an-l prices, to he convinced of the tact.
J. C. HUNTER & CO.
Nov ! '? d"> if
REMOVAL.
rn t*- a r i * rn cn \ r
1. rl. MAINoUiN
ha* removed liin
Grocery Store'
To tli*> building formerly occupied by W. ISI'avis,
irlicrc lie keeps always on band
GROCERIESCOrFECTIONERIES,
CANNED GOODS,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
And, in fact, everything kept in a first class
tirocery Store.
II!EenionibeiV'Old Tom
Nor 27 17 fun
R. W. TIN S L E Y,
~\\T A Tnuit* A irT7iT> A MTS mnrciT nn
vy x\xuxiiuxyiycjx\ xin j_/ o jcj w ptl ,n"\
MAIN STKKKT, UNION, S. C.
srixr.u i.ix and i;yi:<;i,assks;a specialty.*
FECIAL ORDERSISOLICITED AT ANY TIMS
yon rr\e cold watches, diamoxd
h'/xcs, r/xs, eaiddhoi's, etc.
BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES.
April 10 1 I I'm.
\
....
C3TTNH. CiUNH.
<;rxs axi> imstoi.s.
Mr. Jas. II. linger wishes m rail at-i
trillion nf all those who are in want of a
/ good N<?. I Shut Oun. that lie lias now in ^
i -loch several tine Itrecch Loader* ranging
y* in price from ?- *> b> ? It'. ami that he can
order any particular make atnl guarantee ^
'* price on same. Muzzle Loaders from $ '! 'I
" upwards : ami he would rail special at- '
trillion to a Muzzle Loader with oiled
walnut stock, front action locks, fine I.on-|
don twi-t barrels. No. I'J Lore. that he is
I nlTeriug at only SI I.ntt. ?
f, A Full Lilio ttf Pistols
* from | .to :*>!" . tiiiii Shells. Part- ^
k ridge<. Powder. Shot. Wads, and all kintls' ?'
^ of t ii ii Material at lowest prices. No
trouble to show guns, whether you wish,
to buy or not. tiivc him a call if you .
aialit a good gllli cheap.
?s.Viir> s?? si 11 ? >
Emslie Nicholson, Ag't.
?? ? iirtiiiiuaiiM nil* ' vm mil I'l.-Mv
<> a to mi}' of yoiircustuiners.
Al.UiS \ MII.I.KR.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Oct. 1- im
(it) ( )
J. C. HUNTER & CO S
Kjr bargains in any ami every lint*. They
will sell you
GOODOOOD3 AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Emslic Nicholson, Ag't.
I am sure the t'orbin Itisk Harrow will ib>
the w oi k mi one 'lav. with one lian<l anil two
goo 1 mules that six hamls an>l six mules cotibl
ilo with orilinary plows.
T. I,. ii.\Mi:s.
A trial giantc'l an I if not satisfactory the
money will be rcfunlel
Oct -S 1.' t in
~ AT?EP
PURCHA
I 111. _ X I I ?.. . . 4 4 ? T1 nrr I
riiai urn ia My i
Kor first class goods and low prices, my two ?t<
of the State. I am well aware of the short crop n
determined to make a -weeping r-ducti i in my cut
ever before done in marking down goods. An exa
strate the tttithfulucss of this ImiM assertion beyond
and have not been carried over from year to year to
aril everything at New York cost and use the money
and for bottom prices see and heat them if yon can :
488 buttons for 5c ; '2
3 papers needles for *>?- 3
II papers pins for 5c j 5
3 i til Is thread for 5c i 1<
4 crochet needles for.... 5c | 5
Some people say, I think I can heat this or
Head on and you will he convinced :
3d yards calico, cut oil* the piece, for $ ! ttti ; '2
'Jo yards very good calico I tut : *J(
UO yards very liest calico I <m | li
*2<l yards checked homespun I <HI I I
1 ? yards very good cheeked homespun 1 [ li
2*2 yards bleaching 1
18 yarils good bleaching '. I *n> j
15 yards very good bleaching 1 <>< (
Shoes. Clothing, Home-made and Kentucky -Io:
all from the great forced miction sales j|( New York
l.adies coarse shoes, worth SI.'25 for *.?!>c C
i.i5 HIC ; >
I.lit 75c I >
I .tut f.5c >
l^flies line shoes, wotih '2.5tt for si '.at >
J.imi I 45 >
1 ..".(I I 1 .'I | >
Competitors treinhle when they read these t
irre-si-^fil?lo prices, a* they know well thai Fly tin <
will do .just what lie ad vertices. People living ; (
in and near ilie town will do me a great favor t
hv calling early or luto in I lie day. and therein* t
avoid the great rtndi that throng the store from j <
11 to " at the I <
LEADER OF I
FOR HARD TIMES! J
i
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Magazine of America.
Facli Magazine contains a COI'I'OX OIIDMI!.
entitling the holder to the selection of ANY
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DKMOllKSTS MONTHLY i-justly entitled
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hitge ipuirto. fsJxlH inches, elegantly printed
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Detnorcst. New York,
And by Special Agreement Combined with
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AT 88.50 PER YEAR.
ElViSUE NICHOLSON.
?Agent for
ENGINES, GINS,
im:kssi:s,
THRESHERS, BINDERS,
Miguel-, lli.v K:tl\e>, Grain Drill*.
PLANTERS, CULTIVATORS,
Harrow*, ami all kiml*
I in plcnu'ii' > ami Maeliinery.
< )i t '2.5 12 >ni.
'/'///I }', OCTOHKll
Linliv*. call ami examine my
liAJN USU JBlifi STUUA.j
Y<>h v. iil tiii< 1 my Is cheaper than ever
tn'l'
M l?S. J AS. (ill A NT.
(H i I'J 11it j
Wi.DOUGLAS'Wc.f 1
| $3.00
SHOE W" ' \
WARRANTCO,/ O ^
s. M It li "K. Ji:..a Co. nrc sole agent* tor these
Shoes in I'nioii conii 13"* Call ami examine llictn.
They :irc I lie chcaj el Shoe ever uflc:e<l in this t
market.
S. M- RICE, JR., & CO.
ho. 1 Last C uii 11.
i
k'TK i\"*
lSEKS, !
Villi Gasli in Hand!'
arcs stnnil to-<l?v without a rival in this part
ml tlie low price of collon. :tn?l I am therefore
ire stock lliat will eclipse anything that I have
initiation of my immense stork will ilemoiithc
sh.nlow of tlouht. Mv pomlsare all new.
pet ti profit on them. 1 have ileterinineil to I
- for something; else through the <1 nil summer. 1<
hoxes paper collars for ".e
poi-Kci iinmiKvidticis i'T ....->0
corset laces t'<>r . *>c
it long shoe laces for ">c
packs huirpins for .~>c 1
that in price. but there are stumbling block*. ">c
tlrcsfc goods marked down to 1"? c
IK: " " " 11
He - ' " H? c
r,c .y.!;c
lack nn<l coloreil cashmere. from i<>ii.
marked -the reduced lo-7c : "?<K; tood'.c: ' "c
to tTblc : 7">c to .Vie : ?1 .tut to 7-c.
*tis, lllankot* ami Flannel*. lint* ami I "tip*.
, at less than manufacturers' cost. ?~
lot 11itiyr I have marked down to almost half price: v
h'ti x suits from ?> .y.tHt to s |.7o '
leu's suit* from Itutti to ...,.S
ten's suits from I'J.otMo 7.7*~>
ilcn's suits front l.">.<H>io |tt.."itt
ilvn's suits from l7.ot.Mo l-.olt J
ilea's suits from .... -('.'tUto 11.To
tveronal* from ? :'>.">< t< * '-'.- i
tvercoals from o <Ht to 3,.i(l .
tvercoals from 7. ">( to. .till
tvercoals from '.Utti to 'J ">
tvercont* from Itt.tHt to 7."it
tvercoals frotu I'J. oil to '.t.7">
tvereoat* froni Io.tHI to I 1.7?U
,0W PRICES,
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UNION TJilffe
JOB
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My Elegant New
JOB PRESS
lias arrived,and is now in complete
working order, * -1-- ?
cei ved a large assortment of Jol)
Type, Borders, Ornaments and
other materials of the Latest
Styles, and am now prepared to
do all kinds of
Job Printing*. |
IN THE It EST STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP.
AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
AND Ll'ON THE REST STOCK.
? omPRICESCShall
be as low as those of Spartanburg,
Columbia, Charleston or
Atlanta, and 1 am determined to
give
AS 60PDI0RL
MR. L. H. BOSSE,
mi excellent eentleman, and a
t - "
competent workman ol' many
years experience, has charge of
mv Printing (Mice, and will su -
O
perintend all Job Work done in
the olliee. He is also authorized
to contract lor .lob Work.
R. M. STOKES.
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IF 101' WANT
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It i-< i?:?rIi*.ill;?riy !
>i adopted 11? ilic urcs- I
nt style of dress ninl Ins tlie endorsement of
mincut Physician*.
For Snle l>v
| i?STFIl N M l I.KINS,
l uiou, S. C
1
FAST LINE
? BETWEEN ?
Charleston and Columbia and
,
Upper South Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
?oix? t <;<>in<;
WEST. I EAST.
r.'JO A M. Lv. ..rh istoii,8..\r. 0.10 P. M.
>.24 | " ..LatlCS, .... " |7.45 "
It.22 " | " [..Sumter, " ... " jti. 12 "
5.40 " | Ar. j..Columbia, " ... Lv.j5.27 '
$.02 P. M.j " ..Winnsb'o," ..." 2.4* 44
$.15 44 J 44 L.CIicsifr, " ... " 2.42 "
5.05 44 ' 44 (..Vorkvillc, 12.10 P.M.
7.21 " " [..I.aneasCr.. ' ... 14 7.0O A. M.
4.50 4 4 4 4 '..Rock Mill 44 ... 44 1 .50 1'. M.
5.05 44 i 44 ..ClmrlolleX.C... 44 12.50 44
2.48 1'. M. Ar. (..Ncwb'ry.S. ('.. I.v. 2.02 P.M
2.42 44 44 j..(!rteuw'd 44 ...j 44 '12.44 44
C.:$0 44 i 44 :.. Laurens, 4 4 ... 4 4 i 8 00A.M.
4.47 44 ' 44 ..Anderson 44 ... 44 10. 22 44
5.25 44 44 ..(trcenv'le ;4 ... 44 i 0.45 44
0.22 44 4 4 .A\ alhalla, 44 ... 4 4 i 8.: 0 44
4 . 20 44 ; 44 [..Abbeville4 4 4 ...; 44 ;10 15 44
4.40 44 j 44 ..Spurt'b'g 44 ... 44 1 1.05 44
44 ; 44 |Il'nds'villcN.C.! 44 j 7.00 A.M.
>oli J Trains bet weenl hnrlestoii \ (oliimbia, S.C
and Columbia and llendersonvillc.
pecial Parlor Cars attached to this train be>
t ween Chariest on atol Columbia. No extra
charge for seat in these ears to passengers
holding First Class tickets.
1. F. IllVINK, T. M, FJIKKSON,
(Jen'l Sup't. Ueu'l Pass. Agent
COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE
RAILROAD,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
t oi.r.M in A, o. CM NOV. 15, 1SS5.
&&&1 S?V Lg-^r
On and alter Nov. 15, 1SS5,Passenger Tn ius
will run us herewith indicated upon this Hood
uid its bronchos.
Li, 1 XCLPT SUN DAYS.
No. L P PASSKNtiKR.
Leave S. t'. Junction 10.20 a m
Leave Columbia & ti l>j 1(1.15 a tn
Leave Alston 11.45 j> m
Leave Newberry 12.4S p m
Leave Ninety-Six 1> 2.o:5 p m
Leave llodges 15.05 p ui
Leave lleliun -J. 11 put
Arrive at Greenville 5.155 p tu
No. ; > I'OW.N IWSSKM.blt.
Leave Greenville at '.'.15 a nt
Leave Helton 11.(> '! am
Leave Hedges 12.17 p m
Leave Ninctv-Six I> 1.1(1 p tu
Leave Newberry 02 j, m
Leave Alston 4.0>> p n.
Arrive at Columbia 5.15 p tu
SPARTANBURG, UNION \ COLUMBIA 11. 11
N'n. 'hi l'r i'assi.ni.k.u.
Leaves Alston, 11 .">0 p ni
Strothcrs 1- 87 p ??
Shelton 1 OS p m
Sunt no 1 60 P m
L'uiou U 11" P ,n
Jouesvnlc U ::i p m
Arrive at Spartanburg K 1 10 p m
No. 52 Down Passknok.r.
Leave Spartanburg, It. .V D. IH'pot .... 11 05 a in
Spartanburg, S. U. -V ('. Depot, U 25 u in
Joucsvillc .' 12 8 1 p in
Union L) 1 12 p m
Santuc 1 60 p m
Shell on 2 IIS p in
Strotlicrs 3 p in
Arrives at Alston 8 66 p m
LAUHENS RAILROAD.
Leave Helena 8.82 p in
Arrive al Clinton 6.80 p m
Leave t'linion 6.-16 p in
Arrive at Laurens C II 0.80 p in
Leave Laurens C. 11; S.OO a in
Arrive at Clinton S.60 a in
Leave Clinton P.00 a in
Arrive at Helena 11.00 am
ABUKV1LLK BRANCH.
Lc'vc Hodges 8.80 pin
Arrive at Ahhevillc 4.80 p in
Leave Ahhevillc 10.46 a ni
Arrive at Hodges 11.46 a in
in.i i. i;iik.i. and ANIM.KSON liltANII
Leave licit on 4.15 }> in
Leave Anderson 4.17 |> in
Leave I'cndlcton 5 il-V p in
Leave Sence i (5.C0 p m
Arrive r.t Walhnlla..... ti do j. in
Leave Wnllmlla S.dti a in
Leave Seneca S.50 a in
Leave l'ciitlleton i'.iJS a 111
Leave Anderson 1(1..2 a m
Arrive at lieltoii 10.57 am
roNNLCTlONS.
( lose I'viiiicctinn i-^ now made at Seneca with
K. .v 1), 1!. 1?. lor Atlanta ami boyjnd.
A. With the South Carolina Itailioad from
( TmrlesU n.
With Wilmington, Colnnihia ami Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
thereof.
With Charlotte, ( alumina and Augusta Hailroad
from Charlotte and all points North thereof
IJ. with Ailieville and Spartanburg Railroad
fur points in Western North Carolina.
Willi A. and C. 1)iv., It. and D. It. 1!., from
all points South ami West.
!L W ith A. and ( . L>iv., It. and I>. It. it.from
Atlanta and eyond
1). With A.andC. Div., It. and 1 >. It. It. from
all points South and West.
F. W ith South Carolina Itailioad for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Colnnihia and Augusta
Itailioad for W ilmington and the North.
Wiih Cliarb-tle, Columbia and Augusta Hail
road for Charlotte and the North.
<L Willi Asheville and Spartanburg Itailrond
from liendcrsonville.
II. Willi A. ai d I?iv., It. an I 1 >. it. It
from Charlotte and beyond.
Lastcrn Standard Time.
<!. I!. TAJ.CO'JT, Niiperiiileiulniit.
i>. i'aiiku i:i.i , (Jcii' i il Pam-operA ;jt.
April I "? II If.
DAVID JOHNSON, Jr..
.1 / r<> i: a /; j . i a h c<> r a s i: /. /, <> n
.\t?. IS i.iiH 8 nioii, N.
?O' '11 pia-.tic.- in Slate aii<l Peilcrnl <"?#nri.-*
Emslic Nicholson, Ag't.
I'lic i' >rltin 1 i~k Marrow is adapted t" i. :o
kinds of wirk ilia.t any oilier harn v in i. o.
Would like i ? m-o it pent-rally used.
.1. 15. MIN'i l.i:.
Try One and bo Coiiviuccd.