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SOMEHOW OK OTHKK WE C?KT atovq. The good wile bit-tied about I lie house, Her fucr still l?rijrl?t with a pleasant smile, As broken snatches of happy song, Strengthened her hand ami heart (Iio while. The good man eat in his chimney nook, His little clay pipe within Ins lips, Aud all he'd made and all he d lost. Heady ami .piick on his linger tips. Good wife, I ve just been thinking a hit, Nothing has done very well this year ; Money is hound to he hard to gel ? Everything's hound to be very dear ; Ilow the cattle are going to be fe l, How we're to keep the hoys at school, 1" o L?*?.l .,! I ?]. l.it I.tail I'l'fulil nil til 1 can t make balance by my rule. She turticil !icr round from ilie linking brca<l. Ami -l?o faro I him with a cheerful laugh ; Why, hti>h-tii I ih ir, ?.iic would ihiuk Tlic go> 1 lioli wheal was ?.nly chatl. Ami uhal if the wheat was only cl.alf, As long !ii wo both are well ami strong ! I'm iiol ;i Woman to Worry n h:I ; Somehow > r ? 'hcr we get along. "Into some lives iwiiiie sain must tall. Over ail lamls ihe storm must be:ti, lint when the rain ami -term lire o or, The after -un-dnne i- twice us sweet. Through mi) .-Unit we have Iotiml a road, in ercry giief we've feun-l a song ; We- ve bad lo bear ami ba-1 ?o wail : Hut Somehow or oilier we get along. " For forty year- we l.ave loveil each other, Stood by -. .-It other wha!cv?r befell, Six boys have e:t!l? I us : nhrr an I umilicr, ?\ml allure living and doing well. We owe no man a | < nny, my dear. We're i-'-i'i < !' us loving, well and iroiig. Hood man. I wi-li you Would Mnokc again, Ami ihiuk how weil we ve got along. lie filled hi.-> |.i( < v. ilii a ide-ssaiit laugh lie kissel his wife wish .1 tender ]>ridv ,* lie s.ii-l . I'll do us you tell me. love : 1 II ,iuvt eulllit i,11 on Ihe other --ide-. She leli him with Iih better tlo-uglit, \li I olio I lier Wi.r!\ with a low, sweet soli;: ? A soiih that tallow et me inntiy a ycurj Somehow or ollic> we jret I'llll // /01 I'tlW.V. Tin: Ni-.i.Takiik Kiaokm.?('in cinuti, S ptcinb. i ! I. ? Speaker .John 'i. ('arli"lc coiniu<Jr> nu interview upon the economies oi" iho pr. m'iu Administration Willi til. i:iuipi?s on taiifl reform: 'in my i pii.i 'ii there is a reasonaide ji j ' ti ! I *u in- or.,tie party will bucoi.o: ml?-tii:iii:ii!y iiniied upon the larill ijucstion. t'l i'oui.-' it, is le-t probable that all the a.i : i. .1 i'o IK m >er itie parly will I- an P. A p ? b. iy alike about it. lull I i pi ' .1 j.oi j' .i I L in v that the e nr.-.: i \> iti- its a . at'.liable short tune v.bun.' ii-> .-ub.-iatilially ic'_o tie r. Tlier< ar< n niy aln ut s i In.000,01)11 of the puiiiie .bni win ;i t it ( > vcru ntcii t has a lioht i : i\ at it.. lace, and nearly all the bonds la pr M ilting this indebtedness arc held i>\ tli'- tinti'>11 :i 1 I>:111k- In l-'.-.s than t\\<> \>-:ii>> tiil.-j in n'>:> In's- will In' fully tii-oii.ii '1. nii'l n .tli i mis will mature until 1 I . v,. a > !.>tt tttiii .tUhl nl' -| .\ per cents w iii i' ; i. <b|o. I' liiiu tlm interval betwv. 'i t.: ; r,in nt i tin- it i?._ r cents lioW oiU.-tamiii. and tin- 11 iturity nf tlm It j i r r? 11 ~, ut,'. tlm ! v ;.n is reduced Of in Ubtd tn | t el. .si' tli" nliliu' 11: iIS "I til" (iovct'litucnt : : a In. h ] i-niium n enm IllOUij SUtj Ilts lit?|st :i\'lilliul.lte ill the liens ury?such n amount as would paralyze the business ei e "fitr\ it' im.trded ami left out of the . hani,. is , f tt'ub'. I am very stroll; iy f t!,. pinion. therefore, that when the th 1 t tvliieb in now payable has been fully ?li hn ie l, if not before that time tlo people ul the Country will demand a rediieimn "i the re Venae. * I?ut xWT.il ill.-; inpiu-lied mIIciiicii want thi i induction m i l mi whir-key ami tnl ncco. 'It will never !> hi don-,' replied Mr. ('aili.-li; witli jrivat .>! innity. .Never. 'I ho 1' ilii iti u will imiiii: upon th.- talitV uti'l uvt in'iLiual revenue, for it i> plaiu to nr. mind that no ) ditie.il party of this country can allaid to take the position that whi k y .lid tobacco ami hoof hall lie free whi! a r.\ r 'in.in- .upon the pom leV clothing and iiiij ! tin nts ot trade. People won't .''.alio it. And to .show the m ir11 of thi- imp lid; y; i-!i in o h i mi- reiterate a point. l a t .k Hi;' li|' th.-f h 'lid- h id hy hanks. !< - than 1 h?.(Mui|tuitl| the (Jovcruuiuil has ivaiiy pay in iiioin-y only In per cent. . f tia ir face value? the mar jjiu ahovo the eiicui itmu all nvod to the bank- Kj n tin m S y i -v how oitieklv our mii | In - ia wiiii .1 r.ili i at up tin- j.oriion of the public dci.L t! i a t wo fill tike up 1 ; many years and ' .e.v. mi wi r.ii.iii be nuecd ti> take neti n u; n tno million- _;athe: im.) in the I r< . A i' i i i t.i > 1111 : in, !> ! >i:a en r.v a 11a tT I.K>NAM.. < hie ..I1 the 1?L deaths that has ever "Ci'iurcd in thi- eounty was that of Inula J nines Thomas l?ail<y. the thirtn.li in iiti.i . lehiid ol Mr. and Mr-, fieo. 1. llailv) . win.' Was bitten iu ilealli I \ a rat lie-nakc iL Monday morning. I"lio chiid wa> in a 1 >\v box near the cow non when its motla i i.'.aulu scream as though in great agony. i.c ran an i jiieked it i;j>. hut >aw i. .-mike ami carried it int > the house. ?dio soun disiovircJ, however, nine fcuukc biu s up a oiii. -I iiio child s litth bauds and >ito uii Us iij^. Search was at uuoe iii.-i!ituted 1 i the snake by others present. It was found not tar front the box in which ih> riiild was under a fence rail. It provid tu be what is known as a ground rati: .->n..ke, with l<t rattles on it. I lie chiei is is lap.e enough to Maud uji, and it is thought that u rcaelnd out and caught hull ol the snake < u the ground it was bitten about kvcii o'clock in the lnulinng and died at twe.ve. I he bereaved parents have our profound sympathy m the Sid loos oI ihoir bright and promising child. ? [tO f '' // <' /' / , # Lot y an wlie be ihe ijueeii ol yourhouie. aud let lh.it 1.jmt be au earthly l?dc.li. 1II11KK Vkky S.MAKr K.vrs.? Uradfurd, Iowa, September 11.?About a week ago i. i fanner living near here, named Johu Mick, i while feeding his horse late one evening, i heard a rat squealing as tliougli his life de- 1 ponded upon it. I'pon investigation Mr. ( Mick found a great grizzly fellow, appar* I cntly the ancestor of the whole tribe, busily ; engaged in rolling an egg from the nest to J the edge of the manger. Anxious to see I what he was going to do, Mr. Miek remained .< <juiet and watched the procccdiug. What i happened can best he told in Mr. Mick's | own language : ''I lie old fellow kept a squcalin and a rolin the egg at tl e same 1 tune, till finally lie gut it to the edge or tho t manger ; then all at once lie took that egg t between his lure j?aws anil held it chock up i under his chin and doubled himself like a ball, and whop, ed himself clean over, egg < arid all, and fell kerslap on his back, on the ] Hour below. There he sot up such a i sijucalin' that I thought sure tho old cuss had dislocated a jint in his back, and was jest a goin to end the old chap's misery when lo and behold two other rats appeared ' oil tho scene of action, and 1 11 be durncd ! if thcin rats didn't each take hold of a 1 hind leg of that old cuss, him a holdiu on ' to the egg all tho time, and holdiu it chock 1 up under his chin, and drag him about 1 thirty feet across the barn to their hole. ' Then tho old rascal lot go of ttiat egg and ' started it iuto the hole ahead of hiui and pu.-hed it out of sight in jest about a second. 1 always knowed rats was purty smart, but 1 them three puts it uv r anything 1 ever ' sccii. I Fanaticism Kkhi ki:i?.?liishop ltuwe. at Charleston last Sunday, brushed aside the supernatural theory of t!ie earthquake and said : 'Many preachers have said that the earth quake came as a punishment, to us because Charleston is so wicked In otln r words, i that the community id' Charleston is suf Torino because id' its sins. IT thi- i.- the , i'i o, then it would seem to me, since per son al transorcssieii calls f"r personal puuiditncnt. that every building in 11 sc city which was shaken d)\vn or injured ue, 111 , als ? to testily to the sinfulness oT the indwellers, because if Cod Was "nin^ to hi agio out Charleston for punishment it would seem that he would punish only eer t:iiit plicate iiiilividuais. Only a low years ago a tremendous cyclone swept uvor Walterboro and destroyed the town. Itnuicdiatcly the people said that a visitation had been brought upon Waltcrboro because of her sins. \ et when an examination was made it was found that tiod had leveled every church to the ground and left every bar-room standm/. It seems to mc J that with such an example before us, we en.not say in our present caian.^i y. 'It is | 1 eeau.se cf our sins that these sullcrings I have been brought upon us." it is of record that while the churches | and other religious establishments of Lisbon , wnc i ?l iv. < I 11IU Ul'lla ? ! i 11 i I i 11 J? ?> Cil (spared by the earthquake there. ' * ,* 111 \ A I. hUOTIIKU ( AMU l?.V I KS.? ( hattanoo^a, September Id.?A novel s.ootie was witnessed hero to night. A A ami Kobert li. Taylor, the br ?thcr candidales ; for liovcruor, were in this city on their way to appointments. IScsidcs bein^ (ino doba ( ters and eloquent stumpers. b ?th itleim *.i are accomplished musicians. the violin be iii^ their favorite instrument. Larue numbers of the friends of each assembled at the hotel where the two brothers were stop pinjj and occupying the same room. \ .. _ i .1..... _ i? i. i .. .\?u;i a m'm'r.ii irit'iniiy 1 feeiing ail around. two violins were brought in aii'l they were asked to give some mu-dc. Ivicii took an instrument, and moving their i ' chairs i-lt'-i- together they began, an 1 lor a | tinit d< lighted their hearers with some music a- line as wo ever lieard hero. They j wmild throw in ucca-boually the "Arkansas j I raveler, 'Uosin the l>o\v and loeal Mel- j I odie> which 1'iirly set the crowd wild Two j o in lidales lor tiovcriior ot a gr<.at Slate, brotln is tao at that, sitting together in a tijo.-t friendly and brotherly manner j>i.iy i11_r : tlie violin for the delectation of their friend-, is a sight probably never witnessed before on the stump. The brothers preserve the same friendly relation, and nothing is said to jar the sensibility of either. # - ? (Ink <>k t in: <'iiksini is .? I>aniel.' Yes, madam.' '1 n e leaning out the room-, etc. pre par ! atory to finding places to hide away canned J goods for the winter. 1 liud in one of the wardrobes this great heavy pair ol rubber boots, with Mich lougtops. Whose are they-.' 'The I 'resident s madam. ' I'jwii iii the i''o *il'otic eltliein. i litnl thi> oi.ieh buttle, with a hiijli evtk. What is ill it 1 <>r Rut.' 'Ami in the other lo;j is an uhl jack id cards wrajijtcd in an oilcloth. \\ h >>o arj they !' *< >li ! I .?ce. They arc a jiair lcl't over by I'ro.Mdoiit Arthur.' Thank-. I'anicT?from the adj lining roi'in,? M iish 'ii'it'iii ('ritir. ? . A I i?. 111. ? I lie it* > uu ? Well, now, wliot'h the matter with you ! Tcxa*- ?L want to li^bt Mexico. I iiclo Sain-?W i ll, 1 in not iloinj* anytiling to prevent it I i.xa> l li.it .1 ju>t what I'm .-eol.lin,; about. W by (ion l y< u eoino ami buhl inc.' 1 ?(Jmahti Wo,/J. A boy or girl who is a regular reader of newspapers, will grow up in intelligence, and will use proper language iu speaking and writing, even if their education has be:n limited. It is news, science, literature, history, geography and spelling combined. Sometimes it is a little difficult to get the children interested in newspapers, but filter they once get in habit their intellectual cravings are as keen as the djJ dre for loud, aud it is as ueccssary to feed their minds as their bodies. The local paper is the lirst to attract their attention. Incidentally they first read some of the ocal a Hairs which come under their observation. Becoming regular readers of .he home paper, they soon branch out into lie affairs of the world, and read the moral news of the day, and finally become competent to discuss matters of public interest, and arc useful and important aicn and women. A 1'a emeu's Discovehv.? Indianapolis. Ind., September li?.?The ravages of hog cholera in the central part of the State ire a matter of serious study by those concerned. An important discovery is alleged to have been made by a farmer Shephard, near New Cystic, llcnry County, lie had long believed that the disease is nothing but parasites or trichinae in the stomach of the hog, and to vindicate his judgment he held a jiosl morlati examination upon a hog that died this week. With the naked eye could bo seen many of the parasites in the second lining of the stomach. lie communicated the fact of the discovery to the Secretary of the State Hoard of Agriculture who has referred the subject to a microscopist for cxaminntiou ami report. V v ( UrtMMi a vnivn I!< u w I >II klnirtr V ? a?v/v .v. - wtsu. c) l';i., {September lt>?A largo rock overhanging the mountain side in Jackson County, \V. \ a., yesterday became detached and rolled down. The dwelling and barn of Leslie Cummins wore demolished. Cummins' son Frank and a hired man named Ivlward .1 enks were killed outright, and two other children of Cummins were so badly hurt that they wdi die. Several horses Woic also killed *9 F.\l l?KI? Fl.nWKKs. ? Young Lady t to turnkey) ? Can L take these flowers into the prisoner, sir 'i 'I'liriikcv?\ i>s. Mum : tho thieves an pickpockets will bo glad to get cu?. Tlicy dotes oa dowers. Hut there ain't no murderers in it nv, Mem. The last one was pardoned out yesterday. Young Lady?Oh, I'm so sorry. something: FBESH11 NICE> i n it LADIES, CHILDREN AM) PICNIC OCCASIONS. n Try our VARIETY OF CANDIES. Orange Dip*. I.eiuon, Vanilla ami Strawberry Caramels. Ablernoy Caramels? 111 or! boxes; Chocolate Cream l)rops. \\rapped Walnuts, Vanilla Essence of hove, Butter Scotch, Coco Halls. Mint llrops, t liina Agates, Jelly Siiuarcs. ami Jelly Slicks, Top Notch ?g I : Kock ami Bye. t innarmm l igars, 1'cauut liars. Maple Sugar, (irapc Vine, l owgli < amly- guaranteed lo stop coughs : Candy with live tbivor*. Ne. AI<oa l're>li lot of pure Stick Candy. MEATS AND CRACKERS. I.ot of Pried Beef, l'oited llair, I'ollvd Beef, Compressed Cooked' orned Beef, Sardines, ?vc. Best Treble \ Soda Crackers. Corn Mill or Nic .NticI.etnoii i r:u-ki'i'.s Money .tumuic nna lloiiev lee I t'ake*. Tobacco and Cigars. A nuinber of l?r>t Hr:ui>U of Tobacco ami ( iyars. Try our Stmlio. il you want the bc?t ii'tKle oifr ir, 1n I our Si >^ies if you want the hc.-t elic in cigar. l?uke ami other brands of Fig i ret ted. BARGAINS A! in Sugar, t'oiiVe. Maeoi. I.ard," I lour. Hire. Meal. \e. Flour from S-.-> lo ?per Inn ll.s. I'earl (inn l're-h ground. Paper and Paper > ick.? for country Merchants eheip. FISH?\ Iresli lot of Mackerel jiM Irotn the Packer*. Will refund your tuotiey. if they arc not all right. ( all ami see me. ? ? I 1 LI/1 1 I I1|l li. r. Dtriir I., AI i ll .< II If R. W. T I N S L E Y, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELlilt, MAIN rflKKKT, UNION, S. ( . -I'll I At 1.1.- AM' I.' A--I.-; A M'l.l IA 1.1 V; SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED AT ANY TIME ftm / ix/: cm.p h .i/' /// >, ihamosu i,'ix * is. r/xs. i:m: n/:o/'s, irrc. 11 F.ST GOODS LOWEST PRICES. Aj iil M? II !?u>. Union Ifarble j^oRKS. GEORGE GEDDES, Successor tj W. A. Nicholson. 3i < >rs i 3a B ;> TOAIUSTOXES, buuiun ana ouior j: ui^-lutix GRANITE MONUMENTS. livery variety of Cemetery Work executed wiili neatness and > 1 i ; it? !i. IRON RAILING for Cemetery Lot cncl'sw;. Iit Work of every description. Uviug coimecte 1 wi'h :i house in Italy anvl in Scotland, I am al io to < l'?r imported work in Marble or tiranitc at a greater discount than ever before. I shall always keep a la: c and well selected stock of Monument- and ii*.. !-i >iu .which will be sold for cf'J.tM) per -ut at I uj wards. Having worked in the best -h>>p< in Italtitnore, l'hiladelphia an 1 New York. I can do work from tin- plainest to 11 to t elaborate. If you do ma wish i<> call sen 1 me word and 1 will at once visit you wiih a large seleetiou of NEW DIlr.KiNS. Wishing to establish a .repututiou for 1'elinhility, l'runiptiic-- and FAIR DEALINGS, 1 shall handle first-class g . .|-j and give my personal supervision to the execution of every job received, and will Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction i iu iiiu niuai UAuvmij; "i tuj I'^n tu:. May - I "0 tf E. VAN WINKLE & CO. COTTON GINS and PRESSES, Cotton Xccil Oil Mills, Cotton Hrcil lautors, Cane >1 ilia*. Saw Mills, Slinrtincr, I'ullcj N, HaiiKers, Wind Mills anil Castings, l'uiiips anil Tanks. E. VAN WINKLE A CO., Atlanta. Ca. ^ a tf* i" ^tlahtaca, sy -^PALlAS TEX. 4 j ^ V"^ ' I f E.VANWINKLE&CO, ATLANTA, CA. .CX, DAL 1'ntenud 1075. Jmprovctl lhjl. i'ntcntcd 1^2. Prices reduced to one-halt former prices, r.o. 1 Much. 830.OO i Xo. 'J Mnrh. BIO.00 Ito?t <'!> n:itr f >r Mcetl ('tillim in the market. No (.Inner <.m nfl ! to ho without one. K. VAX V\ IXiiLti A CO., Mnnufaeturori, Atlanta, On. W. U. Ur.?/!>:V, AGENT Far I'nion C'ouut,t , s>?. C, July - i Jin ~PARKER'S r3 AS 75 OALSAM IifeSCj ** jftjl * V ?'i.rv'>ritofop#lro>?inff r Mi l )>.'-v* iitiint Dandmli'. . iiul SI"Outl?'i u;%'i>ls. Tfir lH'st Cough Curo you can use. And tl.c I? t |'n \. :. t* Y;ii?i?* .i f. r t oiiMimptioil. It curt'jil'Oililv j .mis. ; I I .ii ?r*I( r of i!i.? Sf>m/udi# ! ' ? . I .1 i! 1 I < I ?!i?V : - ' i-'i : ?' . 'i t *' lv ' if" :*r toward;! i |?o f?i ' i l?y t)|?? ill.II N i . I .t lit .1 I dimK' i".., ;t ;t. . yj\ 1 ! y o;I Din, fats in laijgr Uiftlt . m FiWw a 9 H N cu i - % ^ ^ -a r. *.<r Tlic i ?' t t o'in? f??p C'<irnii| 1 * it* ' ll if in f lirli* fur* I n rj'ifv' . M K? tho f. , f f. ? |! . : . I Fllfltf ti i r.-.ii. . * v n y. J mi-'' i Fresh Chinned Goods. \iiiiiifily ?> il cli* i*?i c iitiii''l \ trembles. I i-ii, .. ,n . : . i 11 ,i iMc :iti I ]iu|>ular t'acti-ric* ju?i frimi i A I!. SlUKLi? \ tA?. john it -DUAL Agent lor /Vli Kin WAGONS AN I am still soiling the celebrated 'LEX \Y <N (JON and the COLUMHl 6 111 1 i(JIKS. I have just received A. NEW LOT OF LUGO IK with and without tops, and some nice Tamil' pring Wagons, <!U\, which I will sell CHE SASH I can sell a Iluggy lor ?5i> upw every Wagon and Huggy I sell I Lully v every respect. I also keep Single and D well sell as cheap as you can buy in New Yoi Call and examine lor yourselves and get pi Huggy and Wagon Depository is on Main str< i; it ir FOR HARD TIMES! THE UNION TIMES ami Demorest's 1LLU8T1JATKD T1 3IONTIILY H 3iA(JAZIAiJ Willi Twelve Cut Paper Patterns of Your Own Selection anil or Any Size. llOlllPlltLKAIIOVS 1 V 10.1 IS ? fur? s:t.r>o. K;t.r>o. s;t.r>o. DEMOREST'S THE BEST OF ALL THE MAGAZINES. Containing Stories. Poems ami oilier Literary attractions, eoml>iiiing Artistic, Scientific ami Huu<cliuM matters. Illustratd with Original Steel Engravings. Photogravures, Oil Pictures :uol tine Womlcuis. making it ilic Model Magazine uf America.' Each Magazine contains a Col'PON OllUEll. entitling the Itchier (" the selection of ANY PATTKHN illustrated in that uttinher. an>l in ANY SI7.K. DKMOItKST'S MoNTIfl.V 1-ji.-.-r:y cniitlcil -titerW..vni s Muilt'l Matra/auc. The Livjiest in Form, the I.arjrc I in Circulation, ami ilit* hot TWO Dollar Magazine issued. l^Stl will l>c the '1 wcniy-secoml year of it< publication : it i< ?oiititmally improved ami so extensively a - to place it in the front rank of Family Periodicals, ami e<|Ual to any Majrnzine. It contains 7'.! pajjos. larpt <|Uarto. x I 1.1 inches, elegantly printed and fully illustrated. Published l>y W. Jennings Demurest. New York. Anility Special Airrecincnt Combined willi THE UNION TIMES, AT S3.50 PER YEAR. IF \0l' WANT - Vf/jf T\ The most popular s )) ami satisfactory Cort[ i A /'/ " >" . p?t us r e % a r d s x ! IHealth. CoinI'ort V ; !;VM' . ./ and Fletranee of \ sc' k I Madam Foy's '/ Improved J/:[ - T^: , CORSET and X( SkirtSupporator: >a NS^Svs adapted to lite ? resent style of dress and has the endorsement of cmiuen t I'hysiciaits. For Sale by FOSTFU & W 11.KINS, I itioii, (' ATLANTIC COAST LINi, PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. W'thnimjtnn, A". (June JO, 18St>. FAST LINE ? lit: I vs r.t.S ? Charleston ami Col inn 1 ?i;i and TIiviw?i? S.<<iitli t 'il'tiitlt:! ^ i'i'V ? A CONDENSED SCHEDULE. <<OI NU (.OlMi WKST. I AM. 7.'J<> A M. I.v. 'h'Is toil, S. <"... Ar. '.MM I*. \I. 8.J.I ..l/iucs, ... 7.1 -"? " " " ..Sumter, " ... ' j. I'J " 10. IM Ar. ..*'nlmiiliia. * ... I.v. ">.J7 1 :'..oj P. M. ,.\Viiin>! 'o, " ... ' '..Is " 1.1s " " ..('heeler. " ... J.IA ' 0.0."? ? ..Yorkville, "... ll.l*> \.M. 7.01 " " . . l.nncnst r.. ' ... ' 7. "'A. M. " " ..l'nek Kill "... " L'.mj 1'. M. >.l"> " i " ..('|?r\rloiloN <'... " 1 .mm I'J. Is L*. M. Ar. ..Newb'ry.S. ('.. f.v. 01 I'M 'J. I J " . r< en w '1 ... ! J I I lljim " " ..I.Hiircns, " ... " ' ImA.M. 1.17 " | " I ..Anderson " ... 10. j'j " ' " ..(Srccnv'lo:? ... ? _ ?. |.*> i .! ! " " ..Wiillialln, " ... " i s. m 1.IM ?? I " I.. Alil>OVille " ... " , 1 l.M."? " ...'JM I " ..Sparl'li'g ... ' 11'J. IO ' 7. lit ? ll'n Is'villcN.i . 7.(tit A.M. Soli.l Trains ltd wet t>' liarlcMt.it \ < '(.lunA.iu, s.t ami ('oluniMa nn?l IIcihIcim nvtlio. Special l'arlor < ars attache 1 in ilii* train l Iwi-cn Charleston nti<I ('o'liiiil.ia. No extra charge fur scat in tln-e cars to j asHctigir- j ) < l<liitI irrt ( la- s ticket*. j. v. in vim:, r. M, i >11 iison, Ucn'l Sup t. lieu 1 l'abs. Agent LODGER, 10Ii IIS ? i Wagons, 53. ? - Buggies, f\ Harness IMPROVED mLJ\V Farming Implements, els; ol* 3Iiieliinery. I) BUGGIES. ids. aud Tlio Columbus Unggy Co s vairant in WARRANTED BUGGIES. oublu 1 >u?ijry aud Wagon Harness which I k or Baltimore. rices on the <juality of goods I sell. My jet, opposite the Depot. JOHN RODGER. RICHMOND & DANVILLE R.R. GIUir.NVII.Li: & COLUMBIA DIVISION. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Coli-muia, 3. C., May L'nd., lbbo. Oil ami alter May Ifncl, 1SSL, Passenger Train will ruu as herewith indicated upon this ltuaU and its branches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. No. ft3 UP PASSENGER. Leave S. C. Junction 10.'JO a in Leave Columbia (0 \ O 1>) 10.Uo a ui Leave Alston 11.1 Y p tu Leave Newberry 111.-IS p in Leave Ninety-Six D 2.0:; p in Leave Hodges ll.tiii j> tn Leave Deltou -1.11 )> in Arrive at Greenville o.:?5 p in So. r,j down iwssLNt.Liu Leave tlreenville at a m Leave Heiton 11.03 a ui Leave Hodges .12.17 p m Leave Ninety-Six 1> l.ltt p m Leave Newberry 3 02 p m Leave Alston 1.03 p m Arrive at Columbia 5.15 p n? SI'AHTANLU11G, UNION & COLUMBIA 11. 11 No. r,:: L'r 1'.\ksi:n<ii:k. Leaves Alston 11 oO a m St rot hers 12 27 p in Shclton..... 12 33 p m Santuc 1 23 p m Union It 1 30 p m Jouesville 2 22 p m Arrive at Spartanburg K 2 20 p m N?. "'J J'ows I'A>si:s?.r.K. L<v.ve Spartaulxii^, It. A l>. 1 t V-*-in Jouesville 1 1" p m Union It. 1 -It? p m Santuc 2 22 p in Shclton 2 -"<7 p m Strothers 3 23 p in Arrlvo< ?if A1<lnn -1 ? I* LAUItEXS KAlLltOAD. Leave Helena .*>.:? 7 p in Arrive at Clinton 5.5?0 j< ui Leave Clinton 5.45 p in Arrive at Laurens C II tJ.I.O p in Leave Laurens C. II '. .It) a m Arrive at Clinton 10.00 a tu Leave Clinton It).OA a ut Arrive at Helena 1-.00 p in A lH'.LV I LLK r.HANCII. I Leive Ho?lpes .. ". 11> p rn Arrive nt AMievillc 4.10 pin Leave Abbeville 11 .OA a in Arrive at I i o?ltres l'J.OA p ni ni.cr. liim.j: n.\u.n<t \i? am. ammtso.n ukanh Leave Helton 4. I *? p rn Leave Ainlerson LIT pin Leave Hcmllctoii A -A p in Leave Seneca ti.UO p in Arrive at Wallialla ' ' p in Leave Wall.nlla H.i'O a m Leave Seneca 0.00 a in Leave reiulletou a m Leave Anderson 10..- a in Arrive at Helton 10.57 n m CONNT.CTIONS. Close Connection is now made a( Seneca with It. I', I!. I: for Atlanta ami beyond. A- Willi the South Carolina Itailroatl from t haricsti ti. '.t!? Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta I itailiosi from Wilmington and all points North I thereof. W ith ChariotIc. Columbia and Augusta Itailroad from ' harlotte and all points North thereof It witli Asheville sind Spartanburg Itailroad for points in Western North Carolina. C. With A. and ''. 1 ?iv., It. and Lb it. It., from alt points South and West. I). tV itIt A. and t . 1?iv., It. and lb It. It. from Atlanta ami eyoiid II. W ith A. ami C. 1 >iv., It. and lb It. It. from all points South and West. F. Willi South Carolina ltailioad for Char lesion. With Wilmington, Columhia ami Augusta Itailroad for Wilmington and the North. Willi Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Kail road for Charlotte and the North. (?. Willi Asluvillc and Spartanburg Itailroad from IIendersonville. II Willi A. and C. lMv., It. and lb It. II from Charlotte and beyond. I.astern Standard Time. ti. It. TAl.COTT, Supcrintcndant. I>. ('iuMiii.1., Asst General I'nssengerAgt. April Io 11 tf. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., .t / t*> /: x i: i i .v // cor x s i /. /. <> n \o. !t Iaiiv I{iiiiko, I'll ion. S. ('. C"i)" \\ill ]>rnctico in Slate mi l l'c<leral i'ourls< Grand Republic, (JUJAK i;< >s, OUR TRADE MARK, A. I!. MoM.S A. C\>.