The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, May 09, 1884, Image 4
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Readings From Nature.
n)SPIa"cTI'rsi -AND MB1;osPIcTvE-H
Nat urally enough tle Agricultural
ikt invests soie trustworthy and in
tructive glimpises of science i the de
lightful processes of expositions in the 1
wel culntre( field of the progressive
farmer, obtaining clearer notions of
the compil)rehensive mleaingsi of the
great alithor' the universe, possessed
of some special. knowledge, ilpr-ess
ively proceeding in his discoveries with t
the latest and best. i.mproved method, V
to thoroughly adapt the land by tel- 1
lective appliances recited in every form,
for universal propagation, well assured f
(If the genial :n responsive nature of i
the soil, jiustly to awahd that recom- t
pense which his experienced eye enia
bles him to grasp, knowing what has- t
beeni exemplified in the propagation of
plant-life, the Granger acknowledges
there can be no success in the calling
of a farmer without some intensity of
emotion; and that man is not justifled
in anytihing lie undertakes, un less he
is attracted by sonic evident truth.
while there is a system to be employed
inl every calling in life, and man's first
tep in the adaptation of labor will in
dicate what is aimed to be done, while yv
time out of mind this has been made
an epitaph of folly. What, it. may be
;asked of the cal eless, wvill Ile the oit :
comin lpresence of th orns, t nihstl
niial wee'ds, where shlli beC spign
into life and verduire the bread fruit for y
uruogg-lino. exiten ce for all dom1estic
kind. Look retrospectively on lie ef
fet. of ile last Seasons droughtLAl-, to- It
getler with Itieleani clture. which
eiugl ht to fix attention and excite eno
tion in the plouighimnani to acept tie1
priiciples and discoveries of the im1ore
MQicltitic uinfoldinos for the value of
ihe se vice enlgaged i 01) the Gran(ge.
Walk with us andii you will observe a
'eemuingz ill.ttentiol demlionlstrated in a
ouIt'y ramble, in the lodus operant
di of the propagator.
While t here Cannot be more nor less
I han a scarcity of meal hourd for t he
ipoverisher, it is not to he wondered
at, when mm undertakes to do whati k
nlot comprleen ded, and whl. surprised
when mum seeks in a lower type, to t
dilispiute tle Science of a higher, he -
1monlishmed, moderinize your farming anld
he found il tIhe list for awardi of com
pen1sative prizes, while the indispensa
les of life urge oil to higher, antti yet
more noble achievemrients in tl bene
licent fields of animative natuire, with
its life istainiig ainlities, welcolling
All that will accept her res4pons-ive .tidlt
withtin the reahn "the G3ranger's oe
'upation. F'armers, uplwardi and oni
get. kniowledge, keep pace in the light
no0w dawninmg, and leatrn to do well,
priogre'ss with t h timeIs so para'phiasedi
withi good, or paralogized wiitht evil.
.It .mightle well- for- all of us if the<
k no wldge ofaricult a ei ws or
scienit ifienly pursumed, then fewer of us~
would suirvey with sorrowing eyes atind
-aLddened heairts, coni. utratmg our
zaze upon tI ihe milpcs of dur fahihing,
leaving us in tihe blight of time with-I
out a shmowiji the. beautiful panor'amna
of verities hii the c~iuedl,veget able and
llirticultural, kingdomns, Plant life
clumilenges nn for the equivatence ere
the soil can bc brought to yiehl. Conm
foramably the pr'gressiv e farmer in vests
in higher skilled interpretors to ad
vanmce ini conquests of the con temp lora
nteous avid influential power of natuore,4
ini t he fieils of Op~era1tion, amid the in-i
dc ive sciences of conivolutimw forces.
Thus the Grangecr views-himnseIf itn na-1
t'e's court ortequiaty with class test i
m iouilis of plant-life, which attest by
t heir vendible aIpearanmce, conforming
lhu Intermnedial work of faith, declar
ing lilainly of sits performnance in the
mindfuml)nesof the cult ivator now ri
,itng in likeness, suibstanittally the thing
hoped for.- the evidence of the thing
nmot seeni by the pilaniter, but hoped foi.,'
I herefore is h~e reinffor'ceing in this par'
icular ? having'fulfilled the Royal Law
of tfatihl and)( Works.
All my life shall I ontinne en hone
:hat there may come more iifliential,
10--c descriptive6 emn in the cause' of
aptivating expositoiois of otm- rural
ro0ductionsQ wh~ose will - be Inothinig
iort Qf the utilitarian .bletling of
cien.e, literature and hulsbandry, 'ith
ts utiliziug frillt-filness in nahrO's
niode of specializatio'n ' ever*v'where
br1-oughou1t this contitutional (om
noniality. Wit h its * worl of imllabitailt
ere Centralizing, from otY seas anl
and, from far and near. vocalizing hfe
ir witlh joilees of prtises' in e'very
olngue, till the echoes reach frorm Zone
o Zone, retlecting the light till all the
vorld be illuined. with its beamls oft
>eiefaction), colmlpensating the lo11s-1
Ianldinlan1 in the hap of his mltiplying
amily, nw as ever. clothiig and be
-g clo hm 1po" in.the process< S of nr -
lire's airt, with in(dutive visits inl de
irable and cliarmuimig eftect, distribii
ing health, wealh and h-lipiess upjon
II engdal in e ti euslit of its bol)un
es: B.
OLIVE.
DY D)AISY.
It was a bright Spriig morn inr
icn Olive went down by the riv
r to walk. As she sat down 0n the
>Ink shoe noticed a. hateaui looked
a tree. an I the river lo.ked
ride andi pretty and she thought,
he'. w~ouhld get iln tihe hateau. amli
S she spranmg' into it, it SWaved
r'olld wh'len she slipped :1( and fCll
11 the ri vor. She heard a hunts
lan's dog baIrk. alni sh criel for
(11). here ami I she criel. as
he sa~w a tall handsomie young
aa~n in a hunitsmni suit holdlin
erll ill h fi rm-. Ilush! don't
peak. You dl are sa 'e. Ie said., IIe
tad sent a no)th r m an afiter a car -
inge. whleieb had arr n'ive1. :n IIhe
lerly lifted1 her in. Thy ar
ivel tt tit, 111AISiOnl OfLtord Iles
lla n.
O lie was ain ordi,. and a ov
rueIIs at Lord I esima ns. lie
minpS Wit and ringTs.the hell and
lie wait-ress shows hima Olive's
nom.I which heC (aries her' in, and
lispatc(hes for thme Dr'. Olive lays
meanse5Cous Sso long a t imeU it
~eemrs to (Georg'e as he sits wait
ng for the docto(r. At latst sheC
ooks~ around anid sees the~ one that
;avedI her life. SheO had seeni him
>cfore and k new his niame-it was
3eor ge (Chasm. who~ was very ri eh.
While she layv thinking of' what
iad passed the ddef or comes and
ivesq her au powder. and tells
;eorge she will soon revive and(
utsGorge quite often and has
-onsented. to be his brnide. Thue
nar'riag~e takes place in the large(
nanlsion on a br'ight Autumn day
n September, and now shte is mis
re'ss of a M~anlsioni of her1 own, and~
dhe often thinks of the bateau that
anised her to fall.
[.The above was furniished uis by
ilittile girl of Greenville, who says
t is her first effort, andl we give it
place for her gratification and en
orwtemvent.1]-EurrIofl.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE
RAILROAD.
PASSE NGER DEPARTMENT.
On after Feb., 3d, i884, Passenger
Ti'ain servicee on 'the A. & C. Air-Line
Divkion vill he as follows
NORTIWARD, EXil'IWSS No. .51 DAILY.
UIave -Atlanta. ......... 3 33 13 r
Aive Gainervillc .............. 6 09 1> M
Lula........ ...... 6 42 1 M
I abun Gap JuneB. 7 37 i A
1occoa............C...... 8 15 P M
Seea Qity.... .D.... 9 24 P' M
Central............ ....9 59 P M
Liberty................10 17 P m
E a... sle.. y....................10 3 1 P M
Oreenville...........E. 11 02 P M
Spartan burg. ...F.....12 27 A M
taton i ......0... 2 29 A M
(harlott e .........1 L..... 3 28 A M
NOR1mTHwAUn, M A J, No. 53, DA I LY.
Leave Atlanta..................... 8 45 A M
Arrive Gainesville..............1 49 A M
L 1la........................11 17 A M
it.abuni G1.1p .Jiticion. I 5 > M
Toccoa.....................12 3. P1 M
Sneea Gity.......... 1 4') 1 T
Oe -.I. tralI........................ 3 1 J> M
Liberty ..................... 2 52 > M
Ealev 's .................. 3:07 p M
Grenvi'e ................. i
. Sartaln brg ..........4I 4I I
fx:lstonlia .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . 59 e :
ChaI rot t ..................1
I1OUT), x XI,%Ss NEo. 5O. ).A ILY
Le ve ch-irlotte ................. 2 (8 a iI
- ri vf 6'.1 (.i I oi .. ... .........3 00 a mn
,'ya rt an onl, rg ............15 14 -* 11n
"reen viIle.................. : 3 a m
Easley's ................ . 7 11 am
Liberty ............ ........ . 3 a in
Central ..................... 8 04 a in
Som I. (.it v............... 8 30 a In
Tocc. ................. .... 9 5(0 i)
Rta bmi Gg,.h iWitions, W0 35 ;1 m11
l h ........................11 21 a
G Ine .:z,,ille ( ............... i-5 a mI
A lant a ................... 2 08 p m
k-itUTIIWARD, MAIL 1o, N- DI
Lea 1e Ch:ulott e........ 1 12 p m
Arrive (astoni1 I.................. I.. 5 p m
spa. rta burg . .......... 5t p
re ile. ............... 5 2 p
E aisl. y s .................. 5 53p m
l~ibert v................ 6 10 1)
I ( it ra I ..................... ( 3 p m
Se)(' ('City............... 7 05 p m
Tol-coa.....................S 20 p m
I1abln Gap Junction, 1) 01 p
Lula.. ................... . 9 35 in
Gainesville ...............10 05 y m
A t lan t.a.................1I2 23 a mn
Accomnmodationi Traini,(Air-Line Belle)
GOING NORTil.
L"a ve A tlant~................ 5 38 p mn
A4 rrve Ga inesvil1I............ 7 50 p' m
(GOING SOUThl.
Lj've~ Gainesville............. 7 08 a mn
A riT ve At lan ta4............. 9 05 a mi
No.. 1 8-Local F'reight, Going1 South.
Leave Charlotte - - .. 6 12 *a mn
Arrive (Gaffney's - -- - 11 17 a m,
Arive Spartnburmg - 2) p) mn
Arrive Grecoville~- - - 4 58 p m
Arrive Cenmtral - - - 8 05 p mn
No. 17.-Loecal Freighit, Goinig North.
Leard C'entraTf1 - .. - 4 10 a mn
Airive (lreenville - - - G1 13 a mU
Arrive Spartanburg - - 9 37 a mn
Arrive Gaffniey's - - - 12 27 p mi
Arrmive Chmarlotte - - - 7 00 p mn
AllI freight trinsi 01n this~ r'oad carry
p~asengers. All passenIger trins1I runI~
through to Danville and wit hi Va. Mid.
land Rwy, to all Estern cit ies, :md' at
A tlan ta with all lines diverginig. 'No.
50 leaves Richmond at 1 00 p. m,. anid
No. 51 arie ther e at 4 00 p mi. 52
leaves Richmond1 1 28 a m. 53 arri ves
there 7 41 a m. TPhe local freight s stop>
at above stations~ 20 to 30 minuiites.
BUFFET SLEEPING CA RS WITH.
OUT CH ANGE.
Ot a triuns Nos/ 50 and 51, New Yorki
and-Atinta, via WAghington andiDan
ville, GreensbooApnd Asheville.
On 1rains Nps, 52'nd3 1ichmpnd
an'hanville, Yaishugton and Auguis..
ta, Washington z.id New Orleans.
UFA, Through Tickets on sale at
Charlotte, Greenville, SeneCa, Spar
tanburg aid oaities'vle to fdilpoints
South, SdtthtnVest; No'th and'East.'
A, with N E R'R to.rilad fr omn/4 thens.
B, with N E it R to and from Taii
hlh Falls.
C, with El. Air-Liie,. to atnd, trom
ElIberton atid.Bo%%t ,syllle.
1), with Bhue Ridge it nto and froni
Walhalla, &e.
E, withv, 4nd C,,t R. a .au(1 from
Newberry, Aliston and' Columbia.
F, with A and . and a'uniicd'c it i
o and from mfldcrh)viv1lleAhston &c,.
t 0, with Cjiestetift l Leuair R It to
and from chester, Yorkville and Dallau
11, with N -c Division and C c and A
iR R to and from (reensboro,. -Raleigh,
&c. EDWIN BERKLEY, Supt.
M. SLAUGIrrER, G0en. P'ai. A-srt.
A. L . RIv.s, 2d V P & Gen. Man'r,
oit C Carolina Railway - Company.
('Iomlmiening Sunday, January 20,
U188 t, at 4ill. Passenger Trainls
will I im as follows umtil further' notice,
"J'astern time :"
'.O AND FROM C HARL.SrON.
EAST (DA I LY.)
Depa rt, Columbia at 6 40 a m 5 3 1-p in
Duze Charleston at 1 23 a m 10 10
WrEST (1)A I LY.)
Depart Charle'toii 7 00 a in 4 00 p in
Due at Cohimbia at 1 40 " 10 35
To A N1 F IM CAM DEN.
.East (Daily exetSunday.
Depart ColuAibin at 6 40 a in 5 34 p in
Due at Caunden at 1 55 y i 8 35
West (Daily except Suiiay.)
Depart Camideni at 7 15 a i 4 15 p 1n
Due at. Columbi4 11 40 " 1035
TO'AND FROM A UIJ'STA.
East (Daily.)
Dep Irt Coltuibia at 6 40 a in 5 34 p m
Diue at, A iugusta n t 03 ) m 7 10.a m
West1(D il -0a l
Depart Augusta at 608 a m1 5 00 p m1
Dite at Colmluia .at 11 40 " 10 35
CON N ECTION S
Inade at.1Voluimbia with 0olumbia and
Gree(. nville l-ailroaI by train arriving
-it 11 40 a in, anki departing at 5 341.
in. At Colunbia Junction with Char
lotte, Columbia and Aigusta Railr'oad,
by saimie tirain to and from all poits on
both roadlsI1.
At (h triestoln with teamers fo
New Yor'k on SatutrdIay; and on Tues.
day aunt Saturday .with Steamer for
River; also,. wit hi ChIarlestoni and Sa
v'annah Rlailroad to and from Savan
nah mali all p)oints in Florida.
At Augusta wvith .Georgi,an~hd Cen
tral Railr'oads to andl from all point s
West and Sut. A t Blackville to and
from potilis ont B.trnw ~ellI Ralroadl.
TPhroug~h tickiets can be ptirehiased to all
p~oints South and W~est by .applying to
1). McQ UIEN, A benlt, Columbia,. S.C
.JOHIN B. PECK, General Manager.
D C ALLrEN,(Gen. P~aN. and'T'k't Agt.
Limne! Lime ! Isme !
CAN BE BOUJGHT OF
* Easley, S. C., .
Either in Car 'Load Lots or
b~y the single bar'rell at very
CHEAP RATES.
Oct 12-tf
Gireenville, S. ('.
DEA LER IN
W~atch#es, C~ocks, Jewelry,
&c.; &c.
RIEPAIRING A SPECIALTrY.
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