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Notice should always be given of the removal. 0 4* Legal Advertising -Parties having Legal advertisements to Iblish, are reminded that there is no law govern ing the matter, and guardians, admin istrators, executors and others, can have their printing (lone at any offlice they may desigrnate. 51" As THE MESSENGER offte'rs a 1111ch1 lower rate for such work thai has been the rule heretofore inl this section, those having the interest of theirl charge in mind, will make a note of this fact. --List of appointments for the An derson Circuit of M. P. (hurch : Fairview. 4th Sabbath in each month. IIirnflony, 1s. Smith's Chap)mL 2d 8ah. " Savannmmaah churheli, 3d Sah. M. E.- McKISSiCK, i. C. WHII Y I.C OUL-DN T-Fra .--Two Brooklyn boys found a New Year's card case. It was not a valuable one, but the boys at once quarried for its possession. The smaller of' the two, a slim little fellow, with r(d hair aid a tuiriied-pii nose, (s played sueli a pheno.nenal ability in tCe matter of blood-curdlin g ibreats and geiial braggadocio that the other boy, wvlho lad a head like a cannon-ball and a list like he knotty end of a ciUl), felt cmiU elled to give u1p tle quarrel in dis grace. A gentleimai who was pas ing, aske Id the lareor bay w iv le (lid not take forcible possession of the card case, if he felt it was hlis Iv rioht of discoverv. -Kin ,1 lick 'im !.' said t he bo ; 'in course I kin lick'im. I kin tear him! u11p into bits an' chew an swallow imi [Then why (do yon stand hereC? You don't know thiat bov, Mis ter. Why, lhe kin talkhggra preacher, and n11iobohy bumat a (leaf: oy) upl on lenry' street (last tackle him . i've t ried 'im m1oreC'n on1ce, iut he scarmes mec oil evry time. W\hiy, he'd seare the wits omten Sullivan. Lick 'im ! ~Jest tie is 'mouth up an' I'll show you how 1 kin lick 'imi!' --A woman ill A tlanta dreamned that lher mnot her came to thle side of her bed amnd bade her' awake and et up. Shae did so, . amnd found her room so full of coal gas tham~t heti would have been dead in ani tour lmnd she contiinued asleep. The su:ne night a man in Varnaville (1r!eamed~~ that he saw hiis mother- ini aw~ looking at him ever thme foot <I the bed, and he jumpe~d ouit of: ;h- wido an brke hback Tis .' fa ble teaches that some ( dlreanmy than other1s I'Tufts of white teenille ini theC' form()f dots, biall, tas~sels and block s ()eedleunmny of thie new iilng OVER MODEsT.-Tle ladies of Lexington are certainly over mod est. They are refusing to enter into the state of connubial bliss this year lest it be said that they took advantage of their leap year priv ileges, and made the proposal themselves. -My son, said a father to his young son,always mix in bright so ciety; and the son, taking his ad vice began going with a red headed girl. -Sapphire-blue is a favorable color for the dresses of growing girls. Queen Victoria is the richest woman in the world, and growing richer. The grain of wood makes the pat tern for the polka dots on some of the new patterns in calico. S. IV. S3TIEi,, Greenville, S. C., DEALER IN Watchcs, Cocks, Jewciry, &C., &c. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Dec 21-ly C. P. RUNION, Easley, S. C., Still "The Leader of Low P :0: JIAS A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF j ust receivled. While shopping in E:s 1ey, don'i fail to Call on hint, :u11 he wIll sell yon at prices to slt the (cosui 'r1MEM. lie is also t he Agent for the liigh grade SEA FWJL GUANO, Anumoni 3.11. Also, Ruisll C(oe. Dis solved Ilione Acid Phos p)haRtt, a ld .Pr<1111111 Q u -1awL0. Give him a t .ia oin the Sea Fowl GVANO and inake a bale of cotton to the are. V. P. 1UNiON. Feb. 29.9mu Terrible SlauTghter. FOR THlE NEXT ioRTiY D)AYS itOlHIlN S(ON & WYATT iEAstEY, 8. C., Will sell at thle LOW1~EST'I ignres, the renmi'der' of thieir IFullI anid WXiinter' stock of g'oods, Hard wae Grol'~(1Pcerlics. l')Ili for thie ir S PRINTG STlOC(K. W~e kee&p 'onIstanltlyv1 on irtud a full lin e o f chioice (.roeer1les.4 Tiobaceo, &'.c. il@T'Give nis a call a1n1( we wvilIlbe ante ( o sell to yon if loJwP prices areP detsired. Lime ! Lime! Lime!' ( A N BE BOI'C liT 01F 'EI. J. GIGNTILLIA.T Fasley, S. (C.. by" the singcle barllI at very' Oct 12-..tf RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. On after Feb. 3d, 1884, Passenger Train service on th.' A. & C. Air-Line Division will be as follows : NORTHlWARD, EXPREMS No. )1 DAILY. Leave Atlanta..... ........ 33 1> A Arrive Gainesville............... 6 09 i> M Lula.........A. 6 42 b M Rabun.Gap June I...... 7 37 r m . C. 8 15 1 M Saneca C ity.... .D...... 9 24 i a Central.............. 9 59 1 M Liberty.....................10 17 MI Easley's..................1034 PM Greenville ........ . 11 02 PM Spartan burg. ...1227AM Gastonia .........U...... 2 29 A M Charlotte .........It...... 3 28 AIM NORT'wARD, MAIL, No. 53, >ArIL. Leave Atlanta..................... 8 45 A M Arrive Gainesville...............10 49 A Ia L ula........................11 17 A At Rabin Gap Jinetion. I 5) P m Toceoa...............1 2 39 I> M Seneca City............... 1 4- r M Central.................... .2 34 iP M Libert.V.. ......... 2 52 iti Ea ley ys .................. 3:07 e M Greenville ................ 3 35 1> m Spart0 a burg............ 4 54 (Iaston ia. .................. 6 58 > Charlotte..............7 43 t> -A sOUTmW A) EXiHm-ss No. 50, 1x Lea ve (ha riot t e .............2 08 a Im Arrive Gastonia ...... .... 3 00 a mn Spa rt~anon-g .......... 5 14am Green ville.................. 6 36a 11) Easley's.................. a m L ib ........... .......... 7 30 a Im Seneva cit y...........8 30 a In Tocco:t ............... .... 9 50 a Im Rahni Cag .Junct ion. 10 35 I n 11a .................. 1 24 a Im Gainesville . .......... I 52 .a I Athanta ............... 2 01 p m SOUTIIWARD, MAIL, No. 52, DAiLY ve Charlott ................ 1 12 p i Artrive Iastonia.............I 56 p m spa rtanhuirg . ....... 3 541 p mn Oreenville .............. 5 20 p m E~asley' s..................) 5 3 p) m Librt ...................... 6 10 p m Ge nt ral..................... G 32 p m Seneca (.it\............... 7 05 p Tooeo ..................... S 20 P m 1l)iiu (hap Janfetion, 1)9 01 p Im 1la .. .................. ..9 35 p m Gainesville................ 10 05 p i A t lain ta .............12 23 a im Acconpuiiolat ion T1rain ,(Air--I.ine 1ikl ie) (biNd NOnT11. Lea ve A tlan ta ................ 53 Arrive (Gainesville............7 50 p in Accomm1iotlalt ion Tirain,. (Air- lin ic ile) GOING SOUlfI. L've COainesvile............ 7 08 a mi A viriv e A 1: lant :...............9U 05 a mn No. 18 -Local Figh~It, Goingj) Souit hi. Lave VCharlotte - - .- 6 12 a mn Arrive Caff'ney's - - - 11 17 a mn Arive ' Spi atnbulrg - -~ 1 20 p) ml Arrive Gr'eenville - -4 58 p m Arrive Central - - - 8 035 p im No. 17.-Local F're igh t, Goinig North. Lea~ve~ enitral - - -4 10 a in A it rie Greenville~ - ..- 0 13 a in Arrive Spartanbuirg - - 9 37 a mn Arrive (iffi'ney's - - - 12 27 p mn Arrive Cha rlot te - .- 7 00 p m All freigLit trultus on t his ioad carry pai.sengers. All passenigcir trains run t; hroughI to D~anville amli wvit hi XV. hl lam ii 11wy, to all Easter ei lles, and at Athlita with all lin'S <liverging. No. 50 leaves Rielunon a( t 1 00 p m, al ( No. 5)I11 arrives the 111 at 4 00 p mn. 52 lea ves R ichmoi~ 1 28 a mi. 53 a rrives t here 7 41 a mn. Thle local freights stop) at above stat ions~ 20 to 30 amites. HUF1FET SlEEPNNO CAlIlS WITh - OUT CHIANGE. and Atlanta, via Washington and Dan - Ville, Greensboro and AsTeville. Oi trainls No5, 52 ad 53, Richnionl and Danylllo, WaS1hington and Attgus ta, Washington and Now Orleans. BE& Through Tickets on sale at (.Ulhaluotte, Greenville, Seneca, Spar tanbunr aId Gaineusville to all pollts 8otth, Sotit.hwest, North and East. A, with N h- R R to and frotm Athens. B, with N . R It to and fr'on1 Tallu lah Falls. c, with El. Air-Line, to and trolt Elberton and Bowe(rsville. ), with Blue Ridge R it to and from Walhalla, &c. 1, withli C amd cl it it to and from Newberry, Alston and Columbia. F, with A am1 s and U and C It R to and f rom Henderson Ville, Alston &. . with Chester an1d Lenoir it i to and from Chester, Yorkville and Dalla II, with N C D1ivSioll and C C and1 A it it to and from (reentsboro, maleigh. &C. EDWIN BtRUn LE.y, Stipt'. M. STrA uo irrien, Gei. Pass. Ag. A. L. II.iS, 2d1 V P & Genl. Man'r. South Carolina Railway Company. c omimiitenciinig SunlaV, Jauary 20. U S8 1, at. 4 p i. Passenger Traiis will Inm as follows until firtlher notie, "Eastern time :'' TO AND FRO(IM ClIAnILESTON. E AST (DA I v.) Dep:art Colublia at 6 40a I 5 3o)y m Due Charleston at 1 23 a m1 10 10 " wESTi' (PA1I.Y.) Depart 0harle-ton 7 00 a m 4 00 p m Due at. Columbia at 11 40 " 1) 35 TO AND FROM CAMDEN. East. (Dailv exeept Stldav.) Depart Columbia at 6 -0 a m 5 34 p1m Duu at Camden at 1 55 1 m11 8 35 We-st (D-aily except. Suml1ay.) Depart Camden at 7 15 a in 4 15 P m Due at Columbia I 140 "1 10 35 TO AND FROM AUG(STA. East (Dalily.) Depart Columbia at. 6 49 a In 5 31 1 )i Dttc at August a at 12 05 p m1 7 10 a m West (Daily.) Depart Atiguista at 6(08 a l 5 00 p m Due at Cohiuibia at 11 40 " 10 35 CONNECTI oNS made at. [oulinbia with Golullbia al (Greenville 1tailroad 1)y ran ariving at 11 10 a mI, anld departing- at. 5 314 p ml. At Golumlbia Juncitionl with Char lotColumbia am11 Aulgusta R"ailroatl, hv same train to and from all pouits on hot.h roalds. At Ch ileston wit h Steamers fo da :1(1 Saturdiay wit hi St eatuner fori Jacklsonville ai points1 onl St. John~'s itiver; also, wit hi Charleston and Sa-. v'annaht Railromd to and fromi Savant tratl Ra:ilro):1(s to and from all po0its W e(st :in i Sout h,. A t Bltek ville t o a:u i fr'omi poits on BAtrnwelI Railro)ad. ThIrouigh tiets (ain be putrchlased to all poinuts Son tu h m1 West by applly ing to( D). cQ UiEt'N, Agent, (Cohlumbia, S.C ~JoHiN B. l'EC1, Gen'ieral Maniager. R. D. GARRETT, W~atchi MNaker and Jeweler, Mlain St., Greenville, S. C. Waitchies, Jewvelry, &Vc., Repa)~ired' a I Re'asonvable pries--WAork .~I1. Gurate(&d. WVat ches and~ Chat~ins Rteplated withI GAold or Silver. A nice line of Chr'istimas' Prese n t on hand(., andt at lowvest raites'. De'c 21--tt .0O9. WESTQON, Boot & Shoe Mlaker', Rear Emii Rt. R. Poole's (Jrocery, MaIin S~T., GIEENV'ILL, S. C. Boots amd Shoes madeC to Order, anut gu araniIteed perfect f is. Repairing bothi iC netly, ch eaply am promplt ly doneW, for C'ash. l e. 21..--hv