The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 16, 1871, Image 4
THE PHONIX.
rUiJl.lHHF.D DAIIVS AJtD Till- WIEKI.I.
nm. ?mmm.,
* EV H H? WKDKfaDi? MOU?iN?.
JY JULIAN A. ?SELBY,
HDlTOB AND pnOPUtF.TUVl. '.
Ifftce oa Main Stre?t, above Taylor.
>? ? .-'
?rBoob and Job Printing oreveryde*crip
ion promptly and faithfully attendod to.
? A-DVZnTI? KMKNTS
lutortcd in tho Daily at 75 cents per square
.'ur the drat and 60 o outs each subsequent ib
inrthm. Long advertisements by tho wook,
nontb or" year, at reasonable rates.
SOBBOKIFTIOM, *- . . v
baily, six months, St 00; Tri-Woekly, ii Kt
.Vnokly. j 50. ? . ?
" Trifle*-In Two Pavla, ,
. . *.-; &\ (" . ;*'".? %7 ?
."Como right lui How aro yon, Fred? '
Find a chair and have'a light.
. Will, Old boyl recovered y?t \. . ? \
' From tho Mathers' jam last nighl?
-."Didn't danoo; the German's old."
'"Didn't vaut I Had to lead
?wftrf bore! But where woco joh?"
"Hat it out With Mollie Mead;
Jolly little girl aho 1B
Haid she. didn't core to dance; .
'D'rathor ba'vo a quiet chat- '
' Thou sue gave mo stiph a glance! .
. 8o.*whon you had bleared the room, ..
And had captured all tho chairs,
. Having uowhero elso, wo.tw? ~
'TOok possession of tho stairs;
1 was on tho lower Btop,
Moll lo on tho next above :
. ' Gavo mo her bouquet to hold -
Asked me to draw off her glove;
Then, of conreo, X squoezod ner hand,
Talked about my wasted life,
Haid my solo salvation must
lie a true aud gent?o wifu.
Thon, Iron know, t u?ed my eyes
Hbo bolieved mo, o very word;
Almost Bald Bhe loved mi)-Jove!
Such a voice I nov?r heard
* Gave ma some ay m boho flower,
Had a moaning, obi so awoeil
Don't know -whore it is, I'm sur*-!
Must have dropped it in the street.
How I spoonicdl and she-hal hal
Well, 1 know it Wasn't right;
- Bat she did believe me so.
That I-kissed her-pass a light."
li,
"Mollln Meado, well, I declare!
. Who'd have thought of seeing you,
Alter what occurred last night,
Out here on the avenue?
Chi you awful, awful girll
There-don't blush- I ?aw it all!"
"Baw all what?" . "Ahem! last night
At the Mathers', in the halli"
* "Olit you horrid! where wero yon?
Wasn't lio an awful goose? ;.
Most mon must be caught, but ho
Ban bia neck right In Ibo noose!
I was almost dead to dance
I'd havo dono it if I could
But old Gray said I must atop,
? And i promised ma I would:. .
So I looked up, ?wc cd, and said
I'd moah rather talk with him,
Dope he didn't qeo my fae?,
.. Luckily the Ugh ta were dim;
Then how hard ho aqueczodmy hand!
? And he lookod up In my face
. . With hio Jovoly.groat big eyes;
Ito ally, it's a dreadful cast !
He Was alt tn earnest, too;
. iiut.Lihoutfht I'd bavo to laugh
When ho kissed a flowor I gare,
Looking, oh! like suoh a call!
I BUppose he has it now.
In a niuo-gloss, on bis shelves;
'It's a mystery to me
. Why mon .will decoivo-thcmsplvctl
??R'w'him kiss mci V>h! you vretcB!
Well, ho hsggod eo hard Tor one,
And I thought there'd uo one know,
... -fioi^lei bhn-v-jujst for ran. J
I know it wasn't really right
To trido with bis feelings, duar; >,. .
But sien aro shah conceited things,
They ncod a lesson once a yoar.".
, - WimicJulnrsH, .
. There ia muoU wusto iu life-waste
health; energy, hopu and diligent:
Perhaps/ of all foolish and confide
people, the mnrj wlia amasses wealth 1
MlSaefilai, r^ipinfrJ assiduity ' and~?
morseless exaction, plays the worst gum
and wastes his vitality to the least pc
posa Such a man may die possessed
large estates; what then? Ho oa near
nothing with him. Iiis weeping wide
(supposing him a married man) will,
duo time, transfer her person and fe
tune to another, or waste his painful
Sathered rpeans in tho attempt to supp
ia pfaoe by a new adorer. His chtldre
(should he bu bleat with any,) top yoni
to appr?cia to tho value of possessio
will recklessly spend that which yee
were squandered in hoarding.
Could-many a sheeted corpse; inur,
in earth, lift its ghastly and care-sea rm
visage.from its dismal restiug-plucc-tl
. sentienoe still inform that worldly mil
whoso struggles after wealth deepen
many a hoe, and scarred .with..many
HP?UO-) th'at ' wOo-stamped facer-bow
would wither ia agony ou beholding t
. warta of long, sud on tiring .diligence.
"I h ava. brought together -a pile
yellow dust, which mea call gold-t
8oyer^gp'iral?r / of jtho^ tin i vo rao. C
sob?me after' another, well digested, s
ably executed, procured me this goot
richea. Now ye despoil mo, dead, of i
. Uving crown. Yo wero my inherito
bat ell mv pains and dogged indus
only served to furnish you the means
wusle." Best! perturbed spirit; yet t
nd mo u i Li one may read us useful fesso
' A plotborio purse is often indiortt
of a hungry ami starving soul. Oar
nal.Woolaey, one of . the dreariest ept
mens of balked ambition, coupled w
gigantic intellect and consummate poll
takes a g ra ph io and luminous aurvej
his departing greatness, and the ft
premises on which that imposing sap
structure was rested, when he sorr<
fully exclaims: '"Had I bat served
Qod with half .' the' zeal I served
king, He would not, in mino age, h
left me naked to my onem'es." *.
ij; Henry tho Eighth was a stern and i
potio sovereign, but there is'a tyr
more to be dreaded, thss he, sn iu?
foe, who perverts li/o's noblest: ainu
love ol gain; tho. leprosy of tho;mi
which calls for gold.to atay ita orael
portunUies. . As Patrick . ..Henry . ct
out, in tho groat upheaving of-,bia br
spirit, "Give mo liberty, or glvo
death," BO tnisfouljflfcnd^of avaric?ot
pies man's day-dream and Lia njgj
thought till the flickering Ump of e
banoo, going out i ti darkness, he finds
lat? the miserable deception ^whloh
dnoed him to believe, that, with gold,
i . '?? j -
was gathering greatness and building np.
fame and fortune for bia euoceasors. ;
Still mor? pitiable, if posible,.ia tho
case of him who, haying'u? se,?,bf glory,
in which to Bwi'm, like W?olaey, abd ncr
descendants on ' wbona, to bequeath his
gaips, whether woll. or ill gotten, Ands
himself, at life's close, lonely^so! lonely
that cupidity hovers over bis doath-hed,
while uurae and undertaker are people
moat concerned about Iiis interment, and
eaoh of them, with other funeral .vul?
tures, 1*8 only auxiouato fathom.the dead
man's pockets, and secure -the forcibly,
abandoned gold of the def unot old bache?
lor. Ah, how wise he used to think
himself when ho abjured luxury and de?
nied his craving spirit the comforts of
home and independence, as he deemed
these would infringe on personal moans,
or what he, in his futa) hallucination,
deemed to be his interest. . But.now tho
game of life is up. He hud aimed, all
bia life long, to be ut oaso. / Surely his
death was a comfortable thing.. They
.quarreled .'over his wardrobe, threw his
cherished hooks into a garret acid gloated
over his poor romains like the jackal of
the wilderness.
There is waste in life and bitter waste
in death; but the true Christian philoso?
pher uses, without abusing, thu good
gifta of Providence. If prosperous, he
is glad to share such prosperity with
those whom interest does not attach to
him; if clouds and darkness come, he
Anda in the resources of love, which
wealth cannot purchase, a resoarco
worth'all the vain reputation of worldly
wealth, all tho idle adulation of syco?
phants, and ntl tifo self-complacency
which long doludes but abandons him in
that dark hour when closing time hides
its fickle face in tho changeless day of
eternity. No wealth is needed in the
azoro courts of Heaven. But pure
spirita walk through ita streets of beuten
gold and clap their white wings on its
crystal battlements.
[ Arero Orleans. Times.
? .. # ? #?
The claim ia made in behalf of the
Jews that they are tho moat temperate
people in the world, and certain it ia
that we seldom hear of a drunken Israel?
ite. And it ia urged that it ia owing to
their temperate habits that they, aa a
class, are so healthy and long-lived.
The Great Medical Discovery !
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
.J 3 Hundreds of Thousands f
:?, Jj Bear testimony to their wonderful'? |-*
Curative Effects. ft? 2
WHAT ARE THEY ? lp
S'il ' TriKT ARE NOT A VILE o|? j
FANCY-DRINK Jff J
Made ofPoor Ram, Whiskey, Proof Spir?
ita, and Refuse Uquora, doctored, spiced,
andawaetensu to please Uio tu^to, called "Tonics'*
" Appotlaors," Ito* toro ra," &c, that lead tba
tippuir on to drunkenness and ruin, butaroalruo
Medicine, mada from tho Nativa Koota and
Herbs of C^UfornJa, tree from aU Alcoholic
Stimulants. TheyarwthoQREATBLOQD
PURIFIER omi UFJQ (JIVING PRINT
OIPLK, a perfect Hon o vat or and lnvignntfor
ot the System? carrying oil aU poisonous matter,
and restoring tho blood to a healthy condition.
No person can toko theso Bitters, accunlinir to
directions, and remain long unwell.
? i O O will bo given for an incumbi? cann, pro.
vi dr ag the bonus are not destroyed by rutueral
poisons or other means, nnd tho vital organ*
. WA?tod beyond the point of repnir.
For Inflammatory and Ch ronlo Rheu
matiam, and Gout, Dyapopajo, or Indi
. gestion. Bilious, Remittent, end Intor
rntttent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood.
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, theso Bit.
tora have teen most nncMssful. 8uoh Dis?
eases aro caused by Vitiated Blood, wl.ii-h
is Htnarallr produced by d?rangeaient of tho
Diaostlve Organs.
They Invigorate tho stomach, and stimulate
the torpid livor and bowels, which rouder them.
oT unequalled efficacy in elnonnlnjj tho Woo l of
- nil impnritles, and Imparting now Iii? and vigor
to t ho whola syst? m.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
rain in tito Uhoulders, Coughs, 'lVhtness cf tlio
Clest, Dizzinena, Sour Stomach, Bad Tasto in
tho Mouth, Billions Attacks, Palpitation of tl io
Heart. Copious Discharges of Urine, Pain In
tha regions of the Kidneys, nnd rt hundred other
Stinful symptoms which aro tho oflsi>ring* of
yapepslo, oro ou red by the?? Hitlers.
Olcanse the Vitiated Blood whenovor yon find
ils impurities bursting through tho skin in l'im?
pie*, Eruptions, or Sores: cleanso it when it is
foul, sad your feelings wilt tell you when. Keep
the blood pure aud tho health of tho system win
follow.
KN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
the system of so many thousands, aro urToctuaUy
das troy od and removed.
. ?0rfull directions, read carefully ths circular
. around oach bottle, printed in four langun^s
Kncrliah, German, lYoneh, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 32 & 84 Common? Street, N. Y.
Proprietor. R. IL Mo.DONALD & CO.,
O T. . Druggist* and General Agents.
Bia Francisco, California, and 33 und? Com?
merce Stre?t.N. Y.
T?O??^,??LD DY ALXL DRUQOISTS AND
Pitentifiy GEIGER A MCGREGOR. Agents.
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT!
Kor ?lum la Priceless J|
Bul Hie Diamond Spectacles will Pretcroa lt.
T^j?Wlu4C?'?,fi5i?^ pincas van
X ifaWjUsnss. around from minute
crystal peuuies, mulled togo ?her, and derive
their name "Diamond" ou account of their
hardness and brilliancy. They w?IlTa?t manv
years, without ?bange, and\ aro warranted eu
per|or fo aU others, manufactured by
J? E. SPENCER A; CO., N. Y.
CAUTION-Nooo genuine unless stain po d
with our trade mark.' WM. QLA2SB, Jeweler1
jud Optician, Is aole agent for Columbia, 8.
u., from Whom they can only bo obtained,
we p?daiars employed._ Jdjy 20jily
. ' . ' ; Seeders' Beer
DOYfT contain Strychnine. It lu pure, and
warranted torbrae. . . March ll e
Th* Only outplaying Gards at Pottoo>%
THE PHONIX
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and thoroughly famished his office for tho
execution nf all kinds letter prcas PltlNTlNQ.
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thiBiBthoonly^^J?jyX'^^ertt^bliHhme!^
in tho interior ^^S^tfx^^^t the Kl ato
wber? SHEET WMMM^ POSTEMS Ac
oa5 ?^E^JiP *?KP?f??0 in R?od a ty le
J. A. SELBY, ^?S???P^ Proprietor.
GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION !
fJUOKETS to the C?noorls of thc BOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO?
CIATION road Y for salo and delivery. All orders from tho country promptly filled. Agenta
wanted for the Count iee of Lancaster, Lexington, Sparlaoborg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco
oee and Piokoim. Apply to D. GAMBRILL A CO.,
J tino 0 General Agent?, Colombia, S. C.
~' ~~ OBBAT SOUTHERN
riiiciT te ruiiicu mi.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
TO AND FROM
BALTISIOBE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES.
TH HICK TI M KS B^^BF^RI^Pj 1?'T"^!"?*T A WEEK.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
ELEU AKT S TA TE-KOO Al A CCU M AW ?A T?OX&
Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours 8hoTtcr via Ctlftrlest0"
TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,001? It A l.t. S in OKI ll UV .
The South Carolina Railroad Company,
AND connecting Roads Wot, In alliance with thc Hu?, t of thirteen first din Htcanial.ipu (o
tho ahnvo pori H. Invite attention to the quick time and rogular dispatch arl nilled to tho
usin?es pnbli c in the Cotton Kl ut re at thu
1? O ll X O V V ll A ll L K H T O K .
Offering facilitire of rail and et a tra nt p<u tnt ion lor Freight and raanc-iigns liol excelled in
oxcclUiiioe and capacity al iitiy oilier pott! 1 lin following epleiidid Oi-tan Hteainers are re?
gularly on the line: .
TO N K W Y I) Il K .
MA SHA TVA .V. ft EURO i A,
M. H. Woodhull, Commander, H. Crowt-U. Commander.
CU AU PION, SOUTHIOAROLINA,
lt. Wi Lockwood, Cuuiiiiaudei*. T. J. Beckett, Commander.
CHARLESTON, . CLY UK,
.I?tue? Un rv. Commander. J. Kennedy, Commander.
JAM KS A ll O Ii li, ABB LAND,
T. J. Lockwood, Commander; - Ingram, Commander.
J AM KS A DU KR te. CO., WAGNER. HUGER A CO.,
Agents, Charleston, H. C. WU. A. COURTENAY,
Acento, Chariest sn, S. C.
TO P ll I L A D K I. P ll I A .
VIRGINIA. EMPIRE.
Alex. H?ntel, Commander. ?. Hinckley, Commander.
HAILI NO DAV?-THUR8DAYH.
WM. A. COURTENAY, Agont, Charleston,H. C.
TO UALTIMOUE,
FALCON, MARYLAND,
nainie, Commander. Johnson, Commander.
SEA GULL,
Dutton, Command, r. Hailing Day?-Every Fifth PST.
PAUL?'. TR EN HOLM, Agent, Charleston. S. 0."
Rate? gviat antee d an lew a? lhone nf eiihipettlig lines. Malino Ii.Hirm.i n, one-half of one
per cent.
THrtOUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS
Can he had nt all the principal Railroad Cflirre in Orin pia, Alabama, Tenuosee and Miasia
tdppii
htato lim IUH niH.v 1-e revint d in advance, without extra ch argo, by addressing Agents of
t lie Si pamchipp in Clim!; Mon, nt whc'eti < thc ic in all cases th? Railroad Tickets shonld be
?.xcliniiirc-d mid Berth? arvigiicd. 1 he '1 brough Tickets hv thia mute include Trauefeis,
MenlH ii ml State li oom. M hilt on ?hiphunrd.
The Knuth Carolina Railroad, 0? oigia Rai'ii ad, al d lh< ii conni dug linee, have largely
ineronted Hoir facililiiT 1er tl ? iain! iuo\i-nii.l ol Fl tight ai.d l'aesingc-ia betweun Iii?
Nor!bein citic ? ?nd tin- South and W< Ht ( < mico tabl? NIL 1,1 Cara, is it h thc Holm** Chair,
wiltyttit extra eli arge, bave hein int inri ttrt-? i-n the Se tit li Carolina l.aiiioad. riril class
Katini; Saloon at Rim ehville. On the G< mpiti ) l i'x rd Uti t ??iii'f Mi c pi) p Cult-.
Freight promptly tranxluif il lu ni Mt ami r lo c*a\ ai d tiif bl trata* ol the S< ut h Carolina
Railroad. Clono eon i. eel ion made a it li other Reeds, delivering FK iel lu at dial alii points
with great prompt m-fti; Thu managt ts ?ill viv evuy ?xii tit ti ti i-ntipl) tl.i ir pat roba that
tim Uno ein Charleston cam cit bei millaa*! il in < 11\ai? h i.i <i i lt iah ce lin HUI gooers.
For lurtlirr information, applv le .1 Bl. FILKI?K, Sum iii.ti i dei i; Ci ail? a i ii, K. C.; B. D.
HAREM,. General Agen.t. P. 0. Bc* 4 ?7U: ( fl?ec? 817 Broadway, N. Y : H. H. Pu jona. Gene ral
Pafeuuger and Ticket Agent, St nth Caiolina Raiboad. AtPBKI) 1.. Tl LEK,
June 20 Rimo Vice-Trct-idc nt Stutb Caiolina Reihend, C l ai lei tc u, H. C.
CITIZENS' 8 A VING 8 BANK
or
SOUTH_CAROLmA
Deposits of $1 a Dd Upwards Received,
INTE H ES TALLOU ED A T TUE li A TE i > ?
SEVEN J'Eli CENT. l'EH ANN UH.
ON CEU TIFICA 1 ES OE DEl'uSl '1,
AND SI A' PEU CENT. COM
DOUN DEI) EVE H Y SI A
MONTHS ON ACiO UN TS.
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, l'rouidcnt.
John li. rainier, t Vieu.l?reimlc?ji..
John P. Thomas, f v,co*1 rt8""*"?
A. O Brenizer, Cashier.
J. II. r-'awytr, Asfihlant ('ahhiir, in
charge of Itr?h?-lite.
Juin1 O. B. Smith, AxsiiUnnt (.'axliiu?
IHrectorr.
Wade Hamilton, William Slut lin. A. C. Ha?,
kell, F. W. McMaeler, Jehu P. '1 holet.?. E. U.
tfeinitsh, John li. i'almi-r, Thc mat- E. Gregg,
tj?lritriuia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
(?. T. Bcott,Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
li. li. Rutledge,Charleston.
Daniel Bavenel, Jr.. Charles ton.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widow?,' Or
lhaus and utbers may here dc-pot.it then HIV
ugs and draw a liberal rate of interest there?
in. Planters, Professional Men and Trustee!
vishinit to draw interest en their tunde un tl.
-hoy require them for bneinens or other pur
loses: Parents desiring to set apart small
suma for their children, and Married Women
ind Minors (whose deposits oan only be with*
Ira wu by themselves, or, in case of'death, by
.heir legal representatives, ) watling to lay
iside funds for future use. are here afforded
in opportunity of depositing their means
vhcro they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
.besame time,be subjeot to witbdrawalwhes i
issdod._ _AnjrJR
Special Notice.
Aje?X*~^L TIIE MILLS H O IT BB. ,
?ra?S?>H Charleston, H. 0., ha? rodeoed
HifSi^Li>,raloot Transient Hoard to ,
BffiffggjggMffikia? (10 nor dur finrrtifr tho until- ]
nar mouthe. . J. PAItKEB, Proprietor. i
G. W, PA ii Kurt, Superintendent.
May 81 ?mo <
Gran and Blasting Powder. ^
A FULL supply o? the celebrated Dupont's i
A. GUN AND BLASTING POWDEB, in keg* {
.nd cannisters, is how offered to merchants
ind consumers at Die lowest market rates, bv
bo undersigned, who aro anio agents for the -
nanufacturersat thi? place.
EJfQHWjjtQMggr ?j HON. -
Tho Exchange Bouen
g? HAS been overhauled mid re-arranged i
UV for the Bpring and Funimc-r. Iced turu- a
Wm rages combdnntfrd at abort not iee. "
JUmy t hUi_VAYHINOFH A FBAfrKT.ffi. ? -
FVee Bonp everyday, ?tu o'clock, at Pox- {
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
or
COL.UBIUIA. H. C.
Present Capital, $150,000.
. . .
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 1500,000.
OFFICEBS.
John B. Palmor, President.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
C. N. O. Butt, Assistant Cftohit-r.
muECTor.B.
J. EH Gregg. John B. Palmer.P. W. MrM??
tor, ll. D. benn, of lt. D. kenn A Kon; o W.
He? r eleu, of Copeland JE Ilea iden; B. h. Bryan,
of Biran & McOartir; W. C. Hwaflirld, of lt.
& W. C. 8 wa meld.
F. W. McMastcr, Holicitor.
Tl! 1H Bank is now open tor tho trant.net on
of a general banking business.
Cr. UTI KI CATES or Br-rosiT of outr? nc j or
coin, bearing interest at the rate ot n-vt n (7)
pc r cont, per annum, in kind, viii tr Ihmert.
Deposita from County Offictra especially no
Melted; also, from Trustera, Administrators,
Executors, Professional Alen, and otb? rs.
Particular attention siren to accounts of
Vi'.y and Country Marchante, and ot li t r buBl
ncBM men, and the usual accommodations, ox
tended.
JVotea, Hills of Exchange, and other evi?
dences of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Ponda, Gold, Silver bought and sold.
Mutilated Currency purchased at a small
discount.
Sight Drafts drawn direct on al) the promi?
nent plactie in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den~
mark and the Orient. LeVers of Credit issued,
I avable in any of the above places.
Drafte on all the prominent cities in the
Knited States bought and sold.
Hanking Honae opposite Columbia Botel.
Dprn from 0 to S._Fc?b 28 Iv
KO Fl UK V8BD IN WABH11IC*.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP,
'rm IB SOAP washes perfectly in coldwater,
X soft, bard or. aalt. It removes ?r<aao.
iii and paint from garments, lt wa?hre all
tinda of goods-cotton, flannel, si Ik or woolen.
It cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry
without scratching. If tho article? are mach
arnished, rub Oura with a piree of flannel
fhioh has plenty of the Soap on it. To ponple
rho do their own wanting, it ia invaluable.
:t will ?ave its coat th ono washing. For sale,
n boxes of thirty-?ix bars, hy - ' . . .
EDWARD H OTB. .
April "9 A gout for Routh dn.oBl?* < >
Private BoardiDg. ? " "J ?
A/TUB. R. J. WYATT informa lier fr'itnd*
LYX and the pnblioln general, that *ho has
?pened a PRIVAI li BOABDING nOUHK, on
Main street, near ball. Tlc boneo is Urge
>nd airy, ana guests may txpect the comfort?
>fg hojooe.^ .' ., \ . ??M?? M?T 3
f\Ct> BANK BVUtJ? tuai* MVT1X.?T?QU
LP . CUHJ4KK?; Y bought and sold by
Nov 23 ?mo ? D. GAM tit ILL. Broker.
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i ty Change of Schedule.
GENERAL 8U1BBINTENDENT'B OF1KF .
WILMINOTOK, COLOMBIA & AUGUSTA R. B. Co.,
WliJUHnTOXi'N.Q.i A?OU*T6.1871.
JggtI???^*?ygwfollowing aobedulo viii
Le runby traine on thia road:"
. DAT rXPKIb8 TKAXK ' [DAILT ]
LeaveWilmiugton tUnion JJupotj ?J50 A.M.
ArriV? at Florence...-.-.-....... '9.18 A.M.
Arrive at Kingsville.... 18.20 P. Bl.
Leave Kingsville.9110 A. M.
Arrive at -Florence.'.'.-..-.'. . 12 03 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington ... ......-r; '680 P. Bl.
HIOUT XSrjtKSB THAIN, {l>AIIA,] BlJfll>At IX
cii'Tni). .
Ixsa-ve Wilmington....'..,'7.1?P M.
Arrive at Florence.-.... I fit. A. Bl.
Arrive at Rangeville_. 8*48 A. Bli
Leave Kingavillo.8.45.1'. Bl.
Ai rive at Florence. 11.C5P. Bl.
Arrive at'Wilmington.' 6.6U A. M.
A o g_o_JOHN C. WHOPER, O*VI sm/t.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Ic. K
BUrElONTENDENT'S OFFIC?.
COLVWDIA, S. C., August 4. 1871.
mg arbi dule will lie run over this read: -
OU1KO BQ&?B. . . -.. .
Train No. 1. Train Ko. 2.
Leave Augusta. .V. . 3 25 A. M. '"" ti.W P. M.
Leave conimbia.B.IAA A. M. ' ii-.t?l*. in.
Arrive Charlotte.2.15 P.M. > I 020'A. M.
-. oois^aouT-t- .
Leavo Charlotte... :^40 A.M.. 8 15 F Bf.
Leave Colombia..?..1.67F.M.1 "2.80 A. Bl
Arrivo Aoguata. :.. .'.6 50 P. M. '7 80 A. Bl.
No. 1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daijy/fuii
daj-H excepted. Both .trains .xpske.cloto o n
nvctioii tn all points North,South IDCI PIH.
No. 1 Train makes close connection *i]I<itir
mond lor Virginia Spring*. ' .
Tbrungb tickets auld and baggage chi el ? a
to all principal pointa. Standar? UmtrnSV a ab?
ington Cit j time, IC minuted ra?tt?x (baa thin
city. E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E. R. DoasCT.Oen. Freight and Ticket AIM nt
Change of EchfediB?. .
SOUTH OAIIOIJUSA RAII-ROAH CowjeAur,
Coi.uMU?A, S. G., Jene ff, 1871.
^O?tA^kWS* Change of ?bednls
j^ttW^W^'W? tn go into effect on
aud after Sunday, 11th instant: .
MAU, AMD PABSXMfiiXB ?UAJH.
Leave Columbia at....?.i...;.7,40 a m
Arrive at.Charleston at...... .*./.'?.. 3 2U p m
Laave Charleston at.C..7:8.30 a tu
I rrivo at Columbia at.... ..ii- 8.40 y m
rt io HT xxfBEsa, TBEIODT ABP ACXX UKUDAIIOK
THAIH. [Sundays exceptad,} -
Leave Columbia at..... .. ...^...?i. .7.50 p n
Arrive at Charlea ton afc.......7..8.40 a tx,
Leave Charleston at...'..?. .vi...vi...7.10phi
Arrive at Columbia at...-G (to a m
Camden Accommodation Train, will im
t hmo to run to Columbia' ae lo.rtserly-lion
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
. A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
R. B. Pimujra, General Ticket Agent,- -
Greenville and Columbia Bailroad.
COLUMBIA, 8. G., Mar.cn 1,1871.
t^ma,T?B^M98BS^ -?N and after this
?oWSomEso?*^ the following
schedule will be run daily, Sundays excepted,
connecting ?itu Night Trains' on Boutt Caro?
lina linilroad up and down"; ale? with Trains
going North and South OD Charlotte, Oolaftibia
and Augusta Railroad;.- , - -
? . up. ;,. A
Leave Columbia at..'.. 7 00 a. xn.
Alston.'..9.10a. m.
Newberry.?-.11.15 a.m.
?. Dokesbury: ?i ? :. ; 4 W-S.CO p. m. .
" Belton.....,, i.:..5.00?p. m.
Arrive at Greenville...'... '..... CSG p. wa.
- ' DOWN. Y* * . .
Leave Greenville ?t..?....,..+i... . 0.15 a. tn.
" Belton.,. 8.U) a. m.
Cokeabury.,.,.10.07a. m.
?. Abbeville;....'.'...;.:.. ."B t? a. ui.
' i J Newberry.-.........^..T;;..vT. l.'50p.in.
?... AUton.... .... 1... ..v.... w A-?6 p.ia.
Ai ?iv? ot Columbia.............. . 5.65 p. m.
THO?. 1) ODA M F AU, OfrceuLSop.
BI. T. PA-TLETT; General Ticket Agi^t.
Schedule.on Blue Ridge Bailroad. t
anttooift.- Leavo AJidereun.. ?. J .< n t O P, M.
gajp^tg? "- Pendleton.
. Perry vii Ie. ^... 7.45 ,"
A rrivo at Walhalla.. ..:. ... .'.BYRO '- V
Leave Walhalla_'.iii.......'-..8.45 A. M
.* Parryville....... 1.?..,i^.v./4.80
?. Pendleton.^....J..,,5.80
Arrive at 'Anderson:.'.'. ..\,, .j_i'f'. ".C.SXf" .**
Wailing AT Andereon one hour for trVer'ftrfivat
of np train on Greenville and Columbio Road.
Joly 2_, W. gi D. GAlLLARDySnp,
. EummerSchedule 8.
7>> '"onijirtiTfcc 29/7i A/ay,:187?.'
gHSBaBS DOWN THAIN. DP^AlN.
wSK^SKr* Arrive. Leave.: Arrivo:Leave.
Spartanhurg.. 680. . ..6.35
Bate?? ville..../ fi 00 6,CO . ... jO?L.iAJa
Paeolet........' Ol* ?ttS -tW' 1.45
JonceviUo..:;. 0.43 ' 048-*-4 ? "4.10,
UuionviiU'. 7 25 : 7 511 t^KS*?u*?i,25
Saotue.820 ..?25; ... Si SO .-ii i'5
Fish Dam..... 8.40 M ir, 210 .,2.15
Shelton.9.15 9 20 ; : 185' ,5.40
Ly lea' Ford. .? 9.40' . 'Vtfr''l 17
Strother.-10 05" lo.lt) ' ri 12.50- 12.55
Alston. ll CO otnc>tA _i. i? 7??.00 '
May 24 THON. B. JETEB^.Preaj^int.
, .. ?hange of Snhedule. .
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA fi. R. CO ;
COUTAKV Snop?. N. C., Juno3.1671.
be run over tb!? Road in' ?c^rua'ace^lrlln tl.?
following . TIME TABLE?.-..-, ?y-.--it
Trains Going.Faat, ? Trains West.
. * Expt>?0B, .' ' yaiL ^
AaSrVE. TJtAV*. AKUrVE. 'tt?TI.
Charlotte . 5 05am - ft. 10pm
Salisbury8.0Sam 8 23aJ? 5 20 pm ?.fi? p m
Gr'nab'oll.08a m 11.13 am 8.25 pm. 8.85?p ?1
CoSbopl2 40pm 105 p m . 9.56 pm 1Q.16 p m
Hillsb'ro 2 28pm 2.S3pm 11.35pw ll 87 p rn
Raleigh 5.05pm '9.(5*a'ta 2.40am
Goldaboro i .* ^7*20 avc-i
Traina Ooirg East. ? . Traiuq Wt ot.
Cbarlotte7.J6'ani . |.8-?0Uni;.i
Haliab'ry 4.32 a rn ' 4.?17 ? m ti.JK p ta 5.20 p m
Gr'nsb'o l,25arol?3aOi2;l?pm 2.20 p tu
Cn H hop 11.37 pm 12.02 a IS II 2.311 p m 12 ?0 p iq
Hillsbrol0.C7 pm 10 liTainllt.OT ?W n.10 a m
Raleigh 6.58 p tn 7 40 am} - ' .: 11 ?'Jtf?k ta
Goldab'o .:- 8.00pmi.'.' ?3 . .V?
JuuoO W. H. QBE^NI.Maft? Trpna
Teas! ?ea&i! Tonalli
"V")T7E h ava ) oat r ftcefred on iaToico t?f ehbio?
TV TE AH, conaiatiDg Ul un >.):.* fi u*n
UNCOLORED JAPAN, dd V , V
Ilyaon, Gu0p0wa?f,' ,
' Youbg'Hys?rHlrap?Tjh?i;'''';
Oolong and Bngliah Breakfast Teae. '
For salo at onr u*nal low pf i ceo, ? ; Uh
Juno 28 JOHN AGNEW-A 80N
Thief Proof Bratv-or^ -
rpnK nnderaiane? have reoe?ved th? Bitney
1 or these DBAWEBS. fi TAay ore ?A? one
lecttoti[of.ect ty atore au ? %\Jiy/?fi^ fi
shop-in Ontunwtftj it-, ^Mpp.bv?ia^_l
fpraing - a I aura pi^o.,J,r,WW'>? I
lion from tho lhiht-?n: IlLtLOW? W/?rt?B
sered gantry. , ppr .sal? .?i ??i ~> .-.,? ? .\?TH