Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHKN I AM DEAD. When ! nit dead, I . I tvouM not have tlie rude mid gaping crow.I Around nic gather. : ri<l. mid lamentuti ti loud. | Tell of my virtues, ami wiili v.iin regret Itcmoan my loss, mid, leaving me, forget : Hut I would have the few of kindly heart. Who, when misfortune came, so nobly did their j ' part. | And oft l v tli 'ughtiul .lei-ds t!i;r love express - ! These I w..u! J have, tio more, h i 5e?<. 1 1 W lo i> ant dead. j , Wiieti I am dead, 1 won! 1 ti.a have the high and storied stone r'.need o er my grave, and then be left al< tie. j Hut I won! I h ive s nno things I once did love, ! Ktc I ii i leave the \ -y.-us w.-ri.l above, l'luce i over me. Ai. i each succeeding year i i hum* ii.y uirti ron? \\ iiiom. :in i on liiijror lion r. j NV it 1b )?jvitt? tiiMii**iii.> u |*v 11 I lie Jc?ir one tail j helnV. Villi talk i I' t: nies iif|i:u It'll liltlg >lg'' V. Ii via I ntn 11 I \\ lit'ii 1 nut ileal, forgive- i) ihi* I pray I'm- mure limn ill ? The iingni-h 1 have t inv 1. the UeeT heyoiiil reeiill Think kin-llv ?f me as I lie wo iI'. S.? 11ini* a subject I nil lingered mil. Think ? I" tne geiiermis ?l! *? I. sninc good word \ spoken, < M" lii' irt.- In i;ii 1 11; . I I'mnd sad an 1 hr->kvii: Think gently. when ilii> l.vu long rest is mine, Allil ga/.i; 11J ill my fni III u i'll looks heiligli, lie ii I ;i!ii dead ! | i xilil iu \r Mil WILDING'S SUMMONS. .... . I , . \\ hid. ; loll \ 11 n .?(. ry >1 my l;lo at ! tllO i'ii'glilgs ' 'i. ! ll-'ll't klinVV til.?l [ 1 reiimruln r any stories, :iti ! if I ?li*1. theyM ! r it Iter rough ones' '<>h. never :r.i:i 1 their being rough. 1 r j tie; it \v it' I make lhem M'Umi all the j belter.' 'W'ouM it. in lee.1. Mi-s K iti.' .' I fee ! loot ."otiii :iiing that ii ifipetio'i to uie?cr at t least, itu It eiy ov.ii eyes?before 1 got a> far as tii I'lggings. X"11u might like that. . . ... I particularly if you have belief in the super natural, if. i- undeniably true, ami it is ..:. : . . . i 1 . : i.i a <iiiii>: .a; :>t iju;:n i iiu: uiy . mis nay. i Uioan. \\i: ii w < r n.iiv > i 11 i 11 yr t f 11 i. * M)ii. |?>il it <l't till i:, I ?urt in ' I: v.;i> Ni -.\ 4, iii'.s il.iy. K ite riinl I.I lirotliri :ii; i i>f-t. ami lixturos mi tho obi | homo. I. hS \.rlrn;ii <1 ti.waii'lop r. Itobort; : , i mi I y t \y > aft t liis |.mi^ r iv'::i_-Sj ' It -eo.a 1 :ii .1 wo iMiiI-i n .1 tnuko riimi^h I i t oi' liiin, itii it Ivit'i W'ltil'I iirwr cease \ . j li j11y111Iii;n with nuestii'iM. Wo two brother-- wore nM l?y -ovoril y?. :?is than ^ s 11 i\:-. All 111 o uncles. ami tin; i. i ' ciiimi' an I it;i' aunts were coining j ti (iiuiii'i* i;i tin: . vitiiii^ ; but thi- wast only a It1 i it'Mlit, ami wo liml i; ?t boro'I rmiii i i t tie bh/iii'4 Jiro in ihcilark January 'lay.! i r after tii'1 luiiolu'iii-tray hud boon loinnviM : 41 'lease loll it. (Sortie What ar<: y.m I 1 waiting Ihr su i'm rlio boj^an hi- tale : | 1 'I \va- It s ur.o lime in tho j.iuo forests ; of Maine. if }"'i irii-aiili-r. sharing the I . plea-un s ami pains. tit" pu.nl ami bail luok of a oIoaiMiy s irvey.ir s camp. bus aitorliooil?it \va? lit" la.-t 'lay ol' tho year? 1 when tho lab >r >f tin: *1 iv was over, dark ! ncss cante swiftly down upon ih, .-unanin tn'ii as wo wore v. .in towering mountains j | :ni?l mighty tree* I lie liros were lij?l?to?l. i nipl we > it In - ui-.i lit tlii' overhanj;ii|o roof of i the ru 1 hut wlii<-li l"t.iii: 1 the iinolens of ! the iviini* hi Ir??i?t i?f u-< tlf irroat lire >f" . ' i I 1 lieiiil.iok ! " . and 1?iai??*i? s. roared. ami lila/.o I Mi l i".' ii'itlo I. as :li lui"" tongues of ^ i! iino 1 i; ! 'i'>\\ : 1 ! ' ; tr I 'ho ioa<loii sky , | and in oil' tli" 'I n kin's? >t tlu: forest socni , vol in av\!;t'i ni l iui[i 'iio(r il>l \ The vn.lily li jlit tint -Ii ni" ti|i?>ii our faces, as 1 W" -at in it Mtilo-s. illuminated another and in no active .up of:it hau l?three or four who W' re |>ioj'ii iti^ tie' o.'iine which I had he mi >h ! t ?i - ippor. In front ' j *A dull. >tail; alt- moon, just such an. otliir it ti.i- ..no and you Wore sitting | round tin liro a- wo aro !' iuteri uj.io.l Kate | who i "old ii.'V. r he silent Vi'l'V lot|o. Oh. \"iy much like this." answered l?er- ' tie. with a .jtteot Minle After whioh lie | wont "ii with his n ir.itire. -In front of, j and helo-.v n- 1 iv the riv-r, its swift otir? .... .1 ii. . i . ?i. - It-lib ?'ll 111*' I III'- I -111 I H> Hlllll! Milface sltvit'iiiii4 I ?r "Hi until it was 1 ?~t in 1 tli-? vr!m ? :i ii'-yi ii 1. N > >.iiiii-l c inn: to i break t!.o stiilui's.s ii|" that vast politule* 1 save Hiir "ii n v-nee-, tlu* si-.'liiii-' of tliu f wiinl 11v?-; 11 i 1 iHi'>!i^ tlif j-iiii' i* \vlii?-li auimilV'V 1 lii it :i >i<?rm was jjettino nj?. j tin: intermittfiit 11"w 1 "I tin! wiill. ami j now iri 1 :!. :i tin- shrill cry of.- uno di-tant loon.' !' 'To- 1 K i!i', in a whisjict "I ; ."'ion! 1 u-'t I i \ 11 k 1 tli it. Why do you sl-iji. i h i tii My chi-f liiend in the camp. nay, tny , only ii.'. w.i- . I a 111 < Wilding, lie had c line li en the "Id e-ujutry. no niistakiu^ that, r th it I; w i- :i!i educated man and a oentletn in ?M't-n I w 'tidcrcd what Lroutrht lii'u ' r hi a jdaci little suited t hi* i !in<"ii"lit. an 1 I ill i M"f like to a>k 1 ij'h-t. i An.'tin r l-Ii?<;1 islimnii (hero w?? i 1 ' ! e tv ill-- r<'M were ii!' vari j Oils ! I "|. N eh h 11) Y IliktVs 'I'lial ( i rr^ t ory ii i i i a - rvaiit to Willing, ami. in- | dfi' l, n - - . .-{ill. in a iheree. we km w : s liui in tii" 11: ? a.', raukfl j?r? tly Wi ll as rijnal' .i v w.i> a hearty, limn -t ( linn, inn !i ati.n 111 11 t.i 11i- inrster.' I \V;i. he \ t i ? ^imil In ikin^ilmnaii'li il K ati' Wl- . ask ml 1 Si-rt i?*. when lie ami I Ii ml it iil i in- laii'jli i.nt. in jury \ . ; <1 iim - \Vil.lint? ' Very j: i 1 ! kinvr iinlreil. sister mine, l it ! i i li> i n|' i an me. . Now am I to I n ' "" ' 1 v? \ u i.ii.. w \ n *ii? j i 'Yes. Willing \v:t> is<>-? 1 looking; even you ymuij; ladies would have thought him ?.? , hut lie was worn, ;in< 1 sail, ami wasted. I'lie man had some irroat care upon him ? I had always seen lli .t. Sometimes I ' I vvouhl c it'-li ?1-ry's eyes fixed upon him with a strange \< irniiij This alte.mioii . nl' whieh I am ?| ah n_'. W il ling seemed fju.te hiiri" 1 ;:i s.-.r,- v replied t" remarks, at '1 h.irliy any sapper wlu n we sat r??un i it I r i man sharing a 1 eunp iil'e. it ;:i th ? v\ ! ! ami df'ditc . , , . r?'j;i?'H> t ! tt f :- : : : > tlie ext* i.t u! ri fusing stij p< . a t irkaLlc I'.set.' | I dire say it wa- u >l w. il cooked." said Kate . Veil >ui 1 h ive hid me there ? I'd have made liim an i t 'Without eggs, i.iv dear IHdn't you 111v i iv c.'i;s ? < loudness, I gracious. ' ? mi, I? 11 ." Supper was i: iil through, tin: rest of us j tvore eating 1'ke wolves, when I spoke to; liitn : 'What's ami.-.-. W i! 1 iiijt. this evening? You seem to have a tit. "f the blues upon y<?u.' 'Wilding iji I cot ;.n-'?r< r for a minute. 'Yes', he sail, with hesitation ; it's true I feel depressed. The fact i-. Krriugton, I ? 1?was a little disturbed to-day. Met with something wstieh startled me.' 'What was it 1" 'lint he did not say. il was leaning Ids head upon hi- hati I. gazing outward with a troiil.lt d look, as it he wanteil to ?ce through tin: dark pine trees ]?y and ay, wit- ti we h el lioi-le \ sapper, ami nest ii iii< i.i wore mi- emeu i ii,.i [|||> largest ire at a 1 itt!? distance, tiregory came to lie font h>r soiniihing lie wanted. I i in nastor lilted up lus !.< .id, and spoke to i i in tiregory,' . aid lie. 'wliesi I was down t the lower clearing, to-day, and ymi vcre lear mo, did you hour anybody speak to lie ' 'N >. sir,' sai l tiregory. in a sharp, ijuick me. 'Any one's voice''' went on Wildimr. Vny voice that ?that you knew':' I shall never Sorbet tlie startled look hat erosscit 11 rei?ory'>< eountenaiiee. Hut ic answered, carelessly . There was no nobody's voice ueir. Mr. V ibling, but jours an 1 mine. The rest of mii were on the other side of the swamp. heard nothing at all. sir.' 1! was just before I fell.' '1 was unite close to you. .-ir, when you ell. You lir-t dropped the axe you were lolding. and then dropped your.-; If right n the handle. I thought you'd got hurt u some way, hut when 1 cam to pick you m I ^:ivv it w:is a tiiint Yes, a faint.' assented Wilding, in a w tone ' \ .hi Win- elose to an', ami yet r.ui heard nothing?' 'Nothing at all out of tin; way, sir. I u*t before, there had been a bird scream* itiin the pities.' It i- str.imurmured Willing to himself, as the man went away, "it is veiy trance. II it I eniM n >t have boon tnisaken.' 'What .lot you think you hear<l. W'ildu.; '' 1 asked. altera minute or two. 'Any j iliruiino SMiiml For my own ideas ha<l 1 own to the suppressed L'l'owl of some east of prey, which ini^ht have tracked >ur e imp. and he tracking us. Not alarmiiiv'.' said \\ ildin^ .'something >n the contrary, that was very sweet and gentle.1 Sweet and gentle ' Ay .-wool ami gentle. Ami yet you?you fainted at it! 1 wont mi with hcsitatimi, not sure ot my ground, ami somewhat pu/./.lod. Yes. 1 1'iintotl at it. I'm u>>t very strung, hrrin ton, as you must liavo observed. I'.ut won't you explain the mystery to mo ' You have given it its right name?mystery. A mystery never to bo solved in this world. lie spoke so dreatuiugly, in so weird a tone, g.i/.ing the while at the sky above u-. now Mick with the shades ot night, that I held my p.ne Perhaps I had hotter toll you the whole story. I!itington, he said, after a long pause 1 should like to toll s.one cue before I die an-1 thure's mo one but you I ivuM tell it to- ?volt, or liiv.'ory. lulling you, it mu-t have boon liiin ntnl In* knows sometiling of it a!r? oly.' Toll away. WiMino 1 >ln*ii!<l like to boar it ; but >1 ml talk about living. No. he .-li 1 : till- foot will be MiOioiont, without talking ot if \\ bat <1 > y >u tin 1 t by tbat Situj ly that ! bavo this day. ;i^ I believe. received tny that!, summons. I. -k her.-, obi :n 111 . ! >ai-1. as a eroony e lini! .-t -'0 iivt r in.-, wo bavo j loiity ol j rouble.- aa l 1]illii lilies to ti^bt ayim-l out 1010 don t let u- add superstitious touts 1 uol t 1 nolo- i 1 iboai i.ist. 11. bo > 1 i< 1. b.-oiuuin^ lii- narrative | ivithnut IuiIIki' emuim-nt. ' I was just ur-and-tweut v us I aye wlioti I came nit tioiu lli. , ;,i 0.111 liti v t > \inoiio:i, to ? -\os, 1 sii|i|.">i- 1 111 it -.iv if?to jook my loriuiio. 1 luol j r. 1'Hv whioh brought 1110 in tonr liiiiiilii 1 a vi a 1 but to a youttn lollnvv v\ 1111 bad 1 ,\| i-li ?1 ib it lu- ] atri inniiy. when bo oaino into ir. would have boon live or six times a- tnui li, and wlni j bad in.-ia aa r. boon i 1. 1 111 uj> in nci-otd itji.LV. mi lii .Vj itjliiit stems .? wry j small iiicotno. How unjustifiably extrnva I gant my lather hn?i been, we knew m tiling of until he died ; ami vie three .-"0*. 1 wa> only the third of them. I' -o'.vel to pay up ; the liabilitnw ami save our I uaiue. I ! I ... 1 cauio to America with my share ; all that j remained to mo. indulging in g'dden hopes. i iregory, the son of our g ej c.\ asked ' to conic with mens my servant ; ho w anted to rco new places. 1 lohl him he might t come, but. not as my servant ; I w is p.ni ' rich enough to keep ore We came to gothcr : I pai?l his expense*. ami he persisted in acting as my s> rv -.nt. Ail the way. on board ship, we !. j t cii.ing this country, he and I, the Land jf (iold'-nj I [opes, added Wilding, in a diU'cretit tone, | breaking off to bu<;li a little. Ami did it prove so? I ::sk?->l. Yes? in a sense. My uoJd< n hopes \v re reali/.eil in the shape of for-. /.nn. ih>bert l->ritioiuii. I see. Never was there a sver.er woman in this worhl than Mary Oflrov. She was a native of Huston. well-roared. r iim d ami gentle. < M' money she po.??.?vl ah ut as tniieh as I, and our love was mutual. Wo married, and were happy. Tint i- a '.treat tiling to he al 1: to sty in this w..1-1.1. Tru" lor you. Wii lin_'. Mary's money was invested in one >f tin1 I most prosperous hanks in the I'nifed Stat--. ' It brought a hi.th rate of interest, and I j withdrew mine from the lurid- at Ii em- I ! place it in the same la' Itua l *. We had | a lovely house just out.-id of iJ .-ton, and j lived in 000 1 style. (ire,o>ry \v t'.li my I servant, for he had never left i.i . Any children '! (>ne ; a j?irl ; a littl.t fairy beauty. We named Iter .lane, after my wif's mother, and my mother at home, i'-r t'my hath chanced to hear the same name, .laney | was, I'm afraid, our idol. She was v.s sweet j iu temper as she was lovely in form ; her j hair was golden, and her Lic eyes ha l S heaven's ii^ht in them. All a l ed fall:- j cr's ravings, you will call this, I'.ri ;n :tou, I so we'll let it pass. Seven yens -.vent ? n . I seven years of peace ami won i. ,fui h ippiness ; and if one little clmd ol thought would now and again conic t > mar if. 1 drove it away again. It was on the seoro of my wifos health. She looked at limes suspiciously delicate, and one croaking old doctor?I called him that ? -had whispered a caution that her heart w is n < strong. Srni'i'iai Tin: (IitnwTii ?>' ' IIou.ns.?A farmer of Carrol! County, III.. throe years ago purchased an Aberdeen 1'oiled Angus bull to use in his herd of horned cows, and. as lie expresses it. publicly challenged e->ws to produce a single calf that should ever grow a horn upon his own head Cp to the present time, not a single cow has produced such a calf, so strong is the pulled blood in tliis direction. The hornless cattle are gaining friends wherever they aie becoming known, and we hope tho time is not very far distant when there will he :i general effort to hreed the worse than useless horns oil from aP our breeds of cattle. It can be ilone without greatly ehangiug their other pcculiarties and good i|italities. # Kki.ioion in rni: Si iioMi... ? L'itt.sburg, i'a., .January -~t.?Tlio?|uesti ui of religious services in the puhiie schojIs is causing trouble in Chartersb u*ough, and may result in legal pr 'feedings. K-?o? itly I'rof. Meilwaine, principal < !' one ot' the schools, suspended eight pupils, who-e parents are Catholics, because tin) children refused to attend devotional ex ere isos. The school board last week sustained the principal, and now the parents threaten to test the mater in the Courts*. R. W. TINSLEY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELKlt, main sTKi:i:r, i nh?n. s. c. -i irr.M i i - am. i a i .1. \\ -n. iai i v.* I I PEC1AI, OHDKKS SOLICITED AT ANY TIM3 rot; r/x/: <;<//./> n i rem <. />/ i v<>\i> u/X'.s. i /xs. r i// r.r>\ 1 BEST GOODS. I,O WEST PRICES | A| ril !" ! I Vn . . . Emslic Nicholson, A^'t. >\i* oil.}' l'tvomiiifii'l llie II lion to any of yt-ur cu>t.'inei s A I.I.!;N .v Mil.1.1 K. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Oct. 'J i I-' ' *?! t ill to J. C. HUNTER & CO S \ jr Imu gains in any 0:1 I every in<- I hey : will sell v.>u G-OOI)GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. Emslic Nicholson, Ag't. I nui mire the t'nrhin l>i?k llarr.i'A will 1. I lie work in i?ne <liy. will, mic li:in I nn-1 two gomt mules that six Irin ls :,ii | m\ mules ( uKI In r iili ,>! 11ii *r\ | i.iw? T. I.. II \ MI S. \ dial simile I m l it" n I - i ?>:'? ' r\ IliC I iii' iiey i\ ill he roluii le I | l>, I ? . -J . TO TH V U B L I (J: Tlio i:ti*lcr*>ijEfi?*'I it.'*vi?? ? iuisiC'1 to r*their sloe'*, I not propo-.e t.> wait until a: 1 tin* money h.ix left the <-"i!r:tre . ati-1 then oiler t:i* *i tract ion ol* ! *r | riccx. hut E <* iir nlii!? the hit'k of ihf c-?t i is (.11 haiel,' o f oli'er to M'll :? CASIi l?C V KKS V.t I'rifcs lituvt'i' than IIkihc of a 113' otlicr Store in Ciiioii (oisnt.v. \vs; i;\t i:s'i \o.\i:. Thi.? oflcr applies to cvery class of in our >t<ii'c- Muj'le goods H* well fancy. This is NOT MVAiti TALIv, We mean exactly what \v -ay. arTl it will give y.ui very little if uMc to Examins Our Goods an 1 j'i;c>", t i he (win inrc t ti < fact. J. 0. HUNTER & CO. ,Viv iI . If I > i/HVI t W " \ T ivrjiYxvy \ ivij, T. II. AlANSON l:a? roiiMVfi i,i? GcRBGEHY STORE in' ii:?? liiiiMin foriiii'iiv i'i'i'iiilii'iI !iv W. I!. I'i!\i?. ttlii'i'C In* Ki-cp- nu liaivl GROCERIES. CONFECTIONERIES, CANNED GOODS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ami, in l'act, everything kcj>t in u fust class (in eery Stm c. MTTfJ lui!lieilll?tM\"( )ld Xom j\) will not 1 ?e inicU'i'sold. Nov 'J 7 17 >m <;r\s. (;I .NS fii >!-? ?;r\s .\\i> pistols. Mr. II. Iloo.T wi?ln's In roll ntloiilinii m!' all iInm' wiio ;iri- ia waul nf a g v. 1 No. 1 Sin.| (inn. that In- lia- ll-iW in ^ ' lii.-k -fViTal lilll liirii'll I.i:l'il'l'? la li;li u?r ^ r. Ill | | ii-1- t r-'III > _' I til s |i'. ::II<I tliat III' fall < ? iT'li ; aiiv j ii ta it'.ir 111.i!\i* anl iruaraiiU'O1 J, ? j'lii-i'i.n -11in- Miiz/li- l.ii;i'|i'r> tVi'tu S-'i 7 u| \v i:.i- an.I In- uniiM t-all >|'i'i ial at- ' tfiiiii'ti t.i i Muz/k' Ii 1 -1" with nilfl wall.at -1 rl?. if'.tit i.fti'iti look-. liiicl.-.till.m I'.vi-l >:! ITl'l-. No. I'J I.. ll>. tliat III' i< j "ll.'fitiH at ?H;! \ "Slo.oH. ? ^ A i'it 11 l.ino t'f I'istols * tVi'in S I .'Jo to SI"., i inn Sln'lN. ("art- J TJJ ri-l-.f-. Pow-l-'f. >|n.|. SVa ati.i i 11 !\itnl?. ?' ^ i-l <11.11 M.Ill-ll.ll .1! :.. - x pill <>-. .Nil liniiUi- iii ?linu v:i:ii~. wIii-iIiit vnii v.i-li !.i 111iv nr i.nt. Iii\i* liihi :i villi it Vull i , Willi I :i I "Jllll i-lll-ll J'. sv.ir> sv.ir> EM8LIE NICHOLSON, -- Acront forkxgixi-x (iins. i?i: 1 : <!< T H RESHERS, BINDERS, Mi'ttt'i-, II <\ lliiki'*. < i'hiii Lh'ill?. PLANTERS, CULTIVATORS, Ii ii n \< -. :i1111 ill! Liml!hi|ilfiuvit?~ mill MurliiiHM V. < > : I "J mii. ^1 iI.I.I\i:K \ oim:M\( J rui ), oerf*/:/:/: ii./. it ? i.' .Hi i li V HANDSOME STOCK. ,l -II v. 1,1 :i,\ i :: :i | i r It, mi csrr r I'm if. Mlis. J as. ?; i: ant. ? I _ : U till W.LOOUGLA? mn\ S3.oo dm. SHOE W* " \ V.'A9RANTCO / O . - r i S M lli' I .'r 111 in' vf?lojijroijt-? I'trtliCfO Si.(!, ?. in 1 in .ii . t;i?iI v. Call fiii'l xainino tlii'in. I'll! V air ihe cl;.-:ij ? ?! Slioc ever ctlcrr.l ill lllif lirirki-l. S. M RICE, JR., & CO. !.u 1 East I nii.u. FOR HARD TIMES! THE UNiON TIMES M ii* i Demorest's Illi;stkati:i) ri 3IONTIILV H I WHh Twelve Cut l'apor I'aKonis of Your Own Srlwtion ami ??f A11 > Sizr. ItOTII IM KLK A'I 1?>\S I YEA It ? I'"-? #?.50. 8:130. . 83.30. DEMORESTS THE BEST OF ALL THE MAGAZINES. i'oiiiaiiiinjr s ami oilier Literary at tractions, ("int'iiiiir; Arli-lic, Scientific ami lioiisehoM matters. Illn-tralc?l wiili Original Steel llii; i,i\iii: riioiojjravurcs. Oil Pictures ami line W <i?nlciils. making it tin* Mo<lcl .Maora/.inc of America. Furli Mnj*a/inc ? <" ?111?i11v a COITON OllPKIl. ? !>ti11in^r 11 i* l;?>Mor in the selection of ANY I'ATTi'.ISN illn-iralc<l in iliai iitnnhcr, ami in ANY SI/.K. IiKMOi;EST S MONTI!!.V N justly eiiiiile.l the \\ TiI s M<"1<-1 Ma^a/im-. 'I ho i.ai " -! iii Form. lite Largest in (irciil.nioii. ami the hcM TWO Dollar Magazine i-suvl. 1 "> will he the Tivciit Y*vi?i'ii1mI y I'll 1* i?t it*, milili.vit i?>n it tw...n. ...... 4. . . % ... ............. ... . .. initially ini|>v<ivc?l :iti I mi eMcM-ivi-ly a< in jilsn-o ii i:i tlie I'mni rank ? !' Family rcrin.lirals. ami i-ijnal t'? miy Miijra/.im'. li >111:?i<1 ~ 7'J |>aj:vs. I:ir;.'c <|H.ni<>. N'xl1.\ im-lic*. I'lrjianlly | i<111? ?I ami fully iUu-aiatril. I'u'.li^lif.l l?y W. .Irniiiii;_? LH'iiioiTSl, Nr'.v 1 or!., Ami by I Agrt'ciiicul (.'ombiitml willi THE UNION TIMES, AT 815.50 PER YEAR. Tin-: ? \ S\"N- Hji;;s J O B F%Ifi I! OFFl^ : CT o -3 : My Elegant New JOB PRESS has arrived,and isnow in complete working order. I have also re CCivcci ii large assortment ol .ioi> Typo, liorders. Ornaments and other materials of the Latest Styles, and am now prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing*. IN THE 1JEST STY I.E or WOWKM ANSII11*. AT THE SHORTEST NoTH T\ AND t'l'ON THE J'.EST STOCK. -z mPRICES c? Shall he as low as those of Spar tanburg, Lolumina, idiarlcston <>r Atlanta, and 1 am determined tu gi vc AS GOCD WORK. MR. L. H. BOSSE, an excellent gentleman, and a competent workman of many years experience, lias charge ol my Printing Ollice, am! will superintend all Job Work done in the ollice. He is also authorized to contract for .lob Work. R. M. STOKES. f II' \ OI WAN I \.... I | J Tl,c in".*! popular ^ J J nn I Milsfncloryror. v i!?*?'' llrallli. < <>111 !'?? 't V- \ V^li'z. <? , ari l l le-iUUC <>l " if 1'orin. get Madam Foy's I m p rovcil J$FWS i v;; > ?CORSET and Skirt Suppor >? nAnpicA io tin- i>rt < cut >tyie of Arc- - nn A lias ilio ctiAurscinent of eminent lMiysAcians. For Sale l>v FOSTI'll \ W II.KINS, luiil), S. I ! ATLANTIC COAST LINE, ; PASSENGER department. I\1!luiiKjinit A *\'oi\ 1 .)//. . 1885. FAST LINK ? UKt\vi:?:N ? Charleston ami Columbia ami Cppor South Carolina. CONDENSED bCliEDTJLE. <;oix; uoixu west. past. 7.'Jo A M. Lv. ..?Ti'l.-(nii. s. ?"... Ar. !U0 I'. M. ,.1,'iucs, .... " '..SumiiT, " ... J?;. 11? ? 10.-10 Ar. 'uliinilji.'t, ... I.v. *'7 ;:oj r. m. !:'us < I.IT " ..<Ticv(or, " ... :'2.p_> ? LOT '..Vnrkvillc, ' I J. H) l'.M. 7 -1 " " ..l.aucast'r,. ... j7.00 A. M. ' "Hi ..Ituck Hilt " ... * I ."Hi P. M. 0.0") ? ? ..('4iarti)l(cX.t\.. I'J.oO " 12.48 1\ M. Ar. ..Nrwii'rv.s.<"... i.v. :}.0i! 1\M 2.12 " " ..(ir? euv. il " ...^ 12.14 ? ? " " ..I.aureus, " ... * i SdUA.M, 4.17 " " ..Anderson" ... 10.22 " " ..tJreenv'lo..., " '.t.4."? " Ci.Ti | ' ..Wallialla, .... i s.; o 4.o0 j..Abbeville" ... 10. In 4.10 1 " j..Sjiart'l?'jj ...j |I1.0."? ? " : " ;ll'mls'villeN.Cd " j 7.00 A.M. Soli 1 Trains bet w cent 'It a riot on X ('ohi labia, S.C and Columbia and Iletidersonville. Special l'ar!?r Cars ailarlicl to litis train lies Uveeti Cliartosn it ami (\duial.ia. No extra charge lor sett! in tlf-o cars to passengers In.Min .; 1 i 1st ('hiss tickets. .1. 1". DIMM:, T. M, F.MKKSON, lien* 1 Suji't. lScti'1 l'ass. Agent COLUMBIA AND GREEN V ILL 3 RAILROAD, PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. l\'i.ri;itta, S. C.. Nov. l."?, ISSj. I Mi and ni'u i' Nov. lo, it-no,Passenger Trains will run a> lierew;t!? m iieati i upon this lload atul its Tranches. ^ i.XCEl'T SUNDAYS. No. .V, IT I'ASSOiNt.r.K. heave 8. t . .'unction..... 10.20 a m heave Columbia (*' \ t< 1* > 1<U"> a m Leave Alston II I-. p m Leave Newberry I'J.-Us ji m Leave Ninety-.^ix 1' li.<? I j> in Leave Hodges ??.< .} p in Leave Helton -1.11 p in Arrive at (jreetiv iile .Yd.j p in No. r.j imiwx u. Leave r.reenvjile at I*> a in Leave Helton 1 a in Leave llodges l'J.17 j> in Leave Ninety-Six L? 1.1" ]> in Leave New Lorry d "'J j. m Leave Alston 4 .OA p in Arrive at Colutnl ia <3.1 p m Sl AUTANLLifJ, UNlt'N \ toLUMHlA U. It N >. L r I'A^IM.I ii. Leaves Alston, 11 .">?? p in Strotliers lli !?7 p tn Sliclton 1 ON ji in Santitc 1 AO ji in Union i> - d7 p in donesvilie d HI p in Arrive at Spartanburg il 1 p m Nn. vj 1 I'a--i.m.i.i:. Leave s|-a11..lining, I:. .V l?. I? | !... . II io a in - |.,il. nl.in _, >. t . V. . Ili'lint II n in .)onesviile 1 - d 1 p in Union 1> 1 I'- p tn Suntuc 1 n'.i p in Slieitoii - dS p m Stroilier.s d-O'J p in Arrives ut Alston d AA p in LA U It HNS HAlLltOAlL Leave Heleni d.dJ pin Arrive at l iinion "> " 111 I .raw t iinion 1 "> p m Arrive at Iiti-<-ns C II p m Leave Laurens C. il s.titt a in Arrive :tt **iinI 11 *.oi> a in Leave (.'lint- 11 '.'.tin n in Arrive nt Helena 11.I'D a 111 A 111". 1: V 11,5.r. nil A Nt "II. I.eivr llicLte- ) 111 Arrive ni ALLeviiie !."?> |> 111 Leave Abbeville IP. l"> a m Arrive ai Undoes ll.l't am lil.l r. \l? \m-AM'i.ux'N pijanii Leave 1'eiloit I. ! "? p in Leave Anderson -LIT pin Leave Pen lletoit - "> p in Leave Seneca >.PP p in Arrive at Wnllialla li >11 p in Leave Wnllialla a in Leave Seneea S.oP a m Leave Pendleton a 111 Leave Anderson IP. - a in Arrive at Helton 1U.">7 am t'O.N MICTIONS. <'lose Conned inn i- n-nv made at Seneca with li. .v l>. li. II IV.r Atlanta and boy and. A- IN ilh l lie Sutiili Carolina Kailroad from t 'Imrlcsten. NViih \\ iliniii'ji >11. c./iiimbia and Anjrioia llailroad from \\ iimin^ioii .ml all points North t hereof. W itli Charlotte, t 'ol'jmLia ninl Attjjnsta liailruad, from ?'liar! -tt an I all points North thereof II. with A'-I.cville and Spartanburg liaiiroad for points in Western N'? i th Carolina. ('. V? itli A. and ' . I?iv.. li. and L>. li. 11., front all 1 oints South and West. IL t*. itli A. and 1 . I?iv., li. and I). I!. II.from Atlanta and eyottd |], With A. and c. 1 >iv., 15. and IC II. II. from all l uints South and We-t. I' With South Carolina lltiilio.t<l for Char lesion. Willi W iliniii'.Moii, i olutnhia n 1 Aupu-t.i llailroiol lor W i!niin<:i< 11 on 1 (lie North. ii)i l harlotle. < oloinhia ami AI;i Hail roti'l for t htirh'tte an<l the North. (< Willi Asheviilo titi'l S|>arlniil<urI'ailrotol from i'oiiilersoiiville. Ii Willi A. tif l I?jv., 11. tin ! I?. I!. II from I'h'irlolie ami hevoinl. Misleni Slan<l:ir<l I'iino. ti. I!. TAI.CUl I'. Sii|>erilileli<iniit. !>. t \I;i>u i l l., A.?st (ieiieral l':i.<.-et>;.'erA o|. A j-ril ! *> II t f. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.. {.1 '/' i '>i: a /:) i .v //( /? / a s i: /. /. o /: \o. :c liim ItanKO. 1 iiion. S. Will | t ticlice in .M ite ami I t leral ?' in ts Enislic Nicholson, Ag't. I Ti... i t?: I. 11......... i . ... kiti'n i>| v .irk iIn t any oilier liirrow in i WoiiM like to it {fcnerally u?r<i. ".I. I!. M I Nil II. j Try Cue and be Couviuccd.