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8idere~d, yet Loving. Does not hin' tell t hee that. I think of ilhee ? Sonet hig l d whIiper it. into thy heart. Oh, du1sky, y look ward through the clear Aidl aztare sky, bid; di1stance hence! de pait, In1 thouglt at least travel the realms of Space. Anll Con110. intio thf weli- inl mly heart. )mr liVes, like two cleft rocks. are .mumlered Wide; No nnman pOVer' caln heal the fatal bieach On:this sile (o death; but when we cross the tide Over wvhose wave our spirIt handu Im.ty reach, Wilt thou then meet- nie with the olden slile, hA And sqieak to me in the old tender specech ? N coiming years can brush a way tihe bloom )If onIe sweet year (hat cling- about my heart Short, sweet, and sad, swift love that, met its doom, B'it. yet the sweetnes i eimnot all de part, For love is deat hless, arnd it spirit still IShall haim1t. and follow m1c, go where I A Horrible Story From Alibama. .AUItA, ALA., August 28. Great excitement prevails in this section over thirty-two cases, more or less, of violently developed hy drophobia on the plantation of Mr. Punch Doughtie, tive or. six miles from this city. DI.. .E. B. John stoni, who waw called in to attend the sufferers, returned this after noon and reported three cases des perate, one in deiijum and one.so low that death is expecte I at any time. The history of thQ e se is that I dog on Doughtie's place vcnt mad oun July 25, and bit a mule and several hogs. The first hog died on August 13 and was given .to the negroes on the place 1o make soap grease. Instead of doing so they ate it. On August 18th two hogs dlied, one on the 22nd and one on the 27th. Of these hogs thirty two people ate. Eleven (days after' eating of the first hog ten peisns were~ tken violently sick ith symptoms of poison, and the oth eswere seized in rotation jtust nec. eordingr to the time at which the subsequient ttogjs wvere eaten unfil .4he.ntire.. thirty-two..people..w~ere Trhe munle fli'st Yetennkrudi a fe rOCiouIs ptt4ek1 on Mr. Doughtie ion Saturdeay last... A fter biting. dhe anitnal be .was riding, and- Dough tie dismnoting, he had, a ra'e-for' life with the mad beast and( onlly *escaped by 'the nteirowest chance, the-mule runlning.' against a fence post in his wild charge And being knocked senseless, just as Mr. D~oughtie. i~as sealing the fenoe. 'ThIe ,riuldittep , t)4ig animal ha~hisfain/b hal4ophobia yeto but/rgnfr eyPpy ;,ipynjetion. of polygn, and the doctor says ( a the advil~ cannotliv5. 'I'W dy s ago anothe dogwasattacked1 with rgbids anid skilled, bate nok before bitinhg k'einatt dog Oi the'bkt9 which is how housed and will be-treated experimnentally for a enre. The greptest terror exists throughi6 the eutire beat on accounit of tljh fact-that the first dog is -still a larga. among the cattle and th hogs.. Dr. Johnstont, Who is 211n abh physician, says that he would' no be. surprised ifithe injt of th thidy'people atta-.:ked shouleu18 c~mumth to t:he. disease, .us the prem onitory svmptoms are of the mos angrous! chaqracter. ,The mnedi cal fra tdenity at r gredly interest ed.over the development of th cases. The people generally ar excited and-their families- are ter r'or stricken. A commiuity hun has been proposed for the &ptur of the 1ad dogi noW at large News and Courier. FUNNY OCCUIuMENCE. -Some fun ny things hapl)e Ol the teleplhon hues occasion ally. Severel evning ago a young fellow relaired to th dtore wmhere he is eml)loyed, afte working hourlq-, and u) th residence of his best girl. Th conneetion was Iade, a ld th young blood inquired: 'Is that you, Miranld-?' 'Yes. George, dear, came the Ic ply. 'Are you aloue' 'Yes, darling. 'I wish I was down there' 'I wish so, too.' 'If I were there do you kniov What I Would do with mxiy darling ? 'No, Georgie.' 'Well, I'd unbuckle the cruppe and put some dirt in her mouth. 'Oh you brute!' cried Miranda and they never sp.eaik as ihey pas by, and the man who was talkini to a farrier about the best plan fo starting a balky mare, says h thinks that anybody that will ad Vise a man to put arms around th neCk of' an obsteperons horse, 1uq and kiss it and hold it on his lai and whisper words of love in bi ear, ought to be hung to the near est lamp-.post, while the telephon girl, who mixed the conversatioi on 1urpose, smiles blandly on al the parties concerned -Housekeepers who are limite< in their supply of good wvater, cam make it do double duty 1?y deCsolv z alum in hot water, and throv it ntora tub of~soapsuds. In a mo went the soap Will eumrdle; and ac ,Comlpatnied1 b~y mudd p~1Vlarticles wilI smik to the bottoin, leaving it: per f'ectly: 1ea and devoid of the smnel 'of soap. This water -can lhe .use i iNashiingra second tim'e if pour 4A 6ff the'sediment. Where wate is jaredec this fact is in valuablle. -Everp Cild1Iould1 be taugh to pay all his debts,.and to fugihl all his- contra~ts, exactly in* man ner, comnpletely in vfalne,l~ntutal ly at the time. Every thing he ha: borrowed he should be' obliged t< retprn g nipj ared at~ theftime spec ifled, and every thing belonging t< others,whic~h he has lost~ he slhouh4 bei required' to replace. -Dresses of light woolen noe lin; XNoegded with chenmillfrlottj ani othev tihy tgures are ver~f popu le * Theyr ares generally- ad< wah the full platted or gatherea bodiee and dnnbie skirt. Mar ble andranite, t AONUMAjTs, GrYeene ' le, S. C. May 23 ly BOWEN'S MILLS t J AVING beendecetly overbaided1, arenow in first rate order. ' Per- I tsons coming from a distance will get their grinding done at night. 'They will t hld a 1o1.4e to .stay in-and stalls for I - their horses. Give us a. trial. AlI persons wi.shing their GINS filed . h% the O'NEIL SAW FILVINO M.ACHINE, cam have it done at. - E;ley, by Mr. Marion Da., or if von t will notify me at Brigirs P.ostofflee', S. s C., 1 will sen1 a man to your Gii 1 (10 the work., It k ii ie er tit.-I all oth er Machir. Try it, a I n he convi ed. July 25 tf R. E. BOWE'. t A GE N rII1~S Wit-d for AGENT S. "el all tie Presidentsof the U.S.The oarg. stibainldomest bst 1)ook ever )l( fr less than twice our price. Ihe Xastest selling book inl Ame0;:ica.Immense io fits to agents. All intelligeit people wn lit it. Aliy onee:l bloe a secess fuil ageit .'Term free. IIEM.r13 0oK Co., Port land. Mauine. may 2:3 1 N ........ I . ............... ........ .. .. . RICHMOND & DANVILLE I RAILROAD. On after Aug. 3d, 1884, Passenger Tnriln SCvic on th- A. & C. Air-i1ne Diviion vill he as follows : AY) / 7 1 W11/ 1D. .xpr U.'.-, Mail, No. 51 No.53. Daily. DaiIy. Ij-a eAtIdahL . .j 4 4(0 1) Ill 8 -10a I it - Ar. Gaineville . ., 6 57 1 m 10 35 a in Ila, .. ...I 72 5 ) i 11 01 a it ,Rab. J JIIe1 8.42 1) lim11 30 a i "Toccoa..... .. C 854) m 1204 1) im Seneca City. .1) 95 9 p m 1001) I Central........ 1032 p In 152 ) it .Liberty.. . .... .0 53 p i 2 13 ) in " asley's...... L110 p m 2 7-pm I 1 "(reenville. . . . l.l 42 pn 2 47 p m ] SpartanbAgi. .F 1-01 a1 m 3 56 pin "(Gastoniia.(A . 3 20 a ml 5 54 p mI "1' Chrot . b 0a m' 6 40 pim __S0 UTH W./ARD. E xpress, 'Mail, No. 50 No.52. Le eCintlotte ...'1 .45 a mn 1 00 p m A . Gastponia. . . .1 2 3Q01 am 1 45 p mn " partanbourg . . . 4 28;a mn 3 45 p mn G (reenville .. ...5 43a m 5 ..berty.......... .634ami 5 42 pm Centra1. ..... ...55 a.m~ 6 00pmn S~ enecaCity.. .. 7 32am 67pn "Toccoj.,.......840am 7n 73opm "Rlab.Gap.June. 19 34a mn 830 pm "Lula..... .....009amn 859pmi "Ganinesville .. . .1036 a~ m' 925 p) m " Atlanta... . . . .1p r11 30p9nm iAccornitodaition T1'.a4d, (AIr-TAne.Belle Leave AtlaNta;'..,.. ....615' p mn - A rr ive Gatinesyile1.:.........,.8 25 p m i AccommIiod3atIemp '1'rafi, (Air-Line Belle) -L've Gainesville........,.. 7,004 m ,n y A rrive Atpt.,.... ...9 20 a in j GNo. 18-Loenil *FreI.ght, Golo~g South. *!eave Chaiotte.............. 6 00 a m Arrive Gafe'a.j:........10 1)0 a rn A rrive Spartanbvrg-...~... 12 53p m Arrive Grleenvillen....p.-4 15 p .m Airrlye. -( atEsey'!..ME2 03 p p *Airie at'Liberty ........ 6 45p m a Arrive Central ............. 7 30 p in, No. 1*/.-t'nal Freight, G~oing North. Leave Central .................... 4 4.5 a ml kri-ive at Liei'ty ........... . 5 ,r. Urrive at Easles ..... . 5 50 a n IV r cv Gre Iivilea.. 0..3.7 -a' Ty, kirrive Spartanbiurg ............10 20 a m krrive Gaotneyis...........<., 1 93 p mn kriv Charlotte.. ............. 0 15 y m All freight tralilnS oil s r,1,1 ioa(1 carry >asse,ngers. 'Al pass6niger. trains rti nrough to Ditiville & RiI~ iiond with mt change Noinectin at 1a:1vyll with [a. Midlell, to" all astern cities, stn .t Atlanta with all lines diverging. No. O lcaves Richiforid ut 130 p. m. and qo. 51 arrives there: at:3 50 p m.. 52 eaves Richnond 1 28 a m. 53 arrives here 7 00 i m. 'Tle local freights stop It above-stat inlis 20 to 30 minutes. IUFFET SLEE.PING CARS WITH. OUT C IANGE. On trains Nos. 50 and 51, N'etw York and Atlanta, via Washigton and Dan rille, and also Gol1dsboro and Wairmn sprintgs.. Oin trains Nos, 52 and 53, Rituihmnond Limd Danville, VashIngton and Augus.. a, Washington and New Ornleans. Itetiwning, on No. 52- sleeyei G-eens )oo to Richmond.' rlI*oul1 Tick'iets on ale aIt, ..harlot te, Greenville, Seneca, Spar anbuilrg ald oaiuesvil-le to all points sonth, Sout iwest, North anid East. A, with N E 1I It to alid froim At lens. 13, with N B' It R to anid ron Tai'u -ih Fills. C, wvith El. Air-Line, to and t rom 4ibllevrtoni and Bow<,rsville. ), with Blue Ridgeu- i to and from E, vith c and a i it to aud fr4-6m \'ewvberry, Alston and Columbia. F, With A and B and s U and o it t o anul from i Hendersonville, Alston &c. G, with Chester and Lenoir Rt R to miUd from chester, Yorkville and Daihis 11, with N c Division and C Cand A ,t it to al(d froin (reensboro, naleigh, te. EDWIN B.lnKIumiY. Supt. M. SLAUoirTER, Gen. Pass. Agt. A. L. lIvEs, 2i V P& Gen. Man'r iouth Carolina Railway Coaimpany. ('lonuneneing Sunday, May 11, U 1884, at 4 1) iml. Passenger Trains will uui as follows uiintil furthr not ice, 'Eastern time :''-" TO AND FROM IIARLESTON. EAST (DAILY.) rDeNart Columbia at 7 50 a In 5 25 p) Diue Charleston at 1220 a m1 9 55 WEST (DAILY.) D)epart Charleston 8 18 a In 4 30 p Im Due at Columbia at .12 38 4 9 22 " TO A ND FUOM CAMDEN.. East (Daily 9.xcept Sunday.). Depart Columbia at 7 50 ianm 5 25 y mi Duea at Camden: at 2 25 p'm .8 25;" West (Daily except' Sundlay.) Depart Camden it- 900 amen 400 p) m Due ait Columbia -1238. " 9 22" TO AND FOM AUJ'USTA. East (D)aily.) Depart.Columnlda at 70a mn 5 25 y Due at Augusta at 1 2Opm 8 16o m West (Daily.). Depart Auigusta at i7 i a in D)ue at Co1lpm)bia at '12 38 pm .CONNEOTioNS nade at CiolittnbIa with (otimbia and 3r4eetkville' RailIn'ad by trkain- amrriving ( 1.2 88 p mi, and~ (departlng atr5 50p. ni. At CTolumnbia Junctiorn vith Char~ >y $Oame1 tra I) to aIl(d feni all polits 0on .At Charleston .~ .th Stea~idra to few York on Saturday; and 61 Tues-. lay, and Satunrday .with SReamte for fagksonville .and poInts dam St, 'Joh's Eiver; a1so, wltb~I. Charteston 9(1 Ba-. iannah RailroadI to and1 from S ayan. iath and all .poliftln, Florid1a' *At A tignsta with Georg~Ia ad:(Jo.. rail RailroAds tind from gtil toints e'.t and South. A t lackllis'to'and rain1 points'-on BlanwelI 3Railroad, l'hronghm tIckitsetnIje purebase~dto al oints~ South and Weh by 'applyIn~ to DMCQUEEN, A 'Chm 0