The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 13, 1884, Image 4

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NOV EMBER. 8! Mi T W T FJ S '-I- -- - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 114 !15! 16 17- 18 19 20 21 23 24 25i 26 27 28 29 30 - armt, arbenitr >tS tbf . THE FARI. The dew-drops sparkle on the grass, The peewees loudly cry. The sunset spreads a scarf of 1iame Against tim western sky; And Mahle. half a mile from home, Is calling the cows to come. In the stillness of the gloaming Her voice sounds sweet and clear; The cattle from the pastures turn And with slow tread draw near Bessie and Pearl and Dapple Crest, Lady Devere and all the rest. TIE DAILY GIUND OF WO IAN'S WORK. The quiet fidelity with which a wo man dishwashes her life away for her husband and children is a mar vel of endurance. Here is the ser vitude of woman heaviest-no soon er is her work done than it requi res to be done again. Men take jobs, work on them. finish them, and they are over for good and all. The pros pect of ending them and drawing pay for the labor is alluring, but no such allurements are held out for the wife. She washes Monday af ter Monday the same garments un til there is nothing more of them to wash; then they are replaced by oth ers of new material just like them, and the rubbing and wringing goes on forever. She mends the stockings with tireless fidelity, the same holes meeting her - gaze week after week, for if there is a da'-ned place in a sock "he" invariably puts his irrepressible toe through it. Every morning the rooms are put in order, only to be in the wildest disorder by the time night w falls. There are no jobs, each one ' different; there is no pay day. The same socks, the same washing, the 1 same room, every time. There is too little brightness in the lives of women in the country. They have too lit tle help in their domestic occupations. The '"nurse'' in a he:use where there is a baby to care for ought to be set down as one of the regular expenses as much as the potatoes for the fam ily. A mother's health both of body and mind is worth more than addi tional acres of land. or finer live stock.- The heart should not be al lowed to grow old. Life sho'lld not have lost its charm, the heart its spirit, and the body its elasticity at forty years. And yet how many women are faded aind wan, and shat teredl in mind and health, long before; they are forty. All the joy of life is not in routh'fs morning. If we so will it, we can to the last moment of life be at least negatively happy. Amer-ica n .,arrmer. SWEET ENNILAGUE. The subject of sweet ensilage was well discussed last winter and spring. I know of a number of silos which have been filled with the veiw of testing Dr. Miles' theory, and the value of the material. The experi ments should be carefully written down, so that the conditions may be known. Then when the silo is open ed, the experimenter will have all the facts before him. The object aimed at in waking sweet ensilage, is to start an active fermentation at the v-ery first, when more or less air is present, so that the heat thus raised shall destroy the germs of that slow er fermentation which takes place when air is excluded. The degree of heat whicb may be generated in! vegetable substances in the presence of the right quantities of air and moisture is somehiting wonderful. The heat of boiling water is readily attained, and spontan-ous combus tion no doubt sometimnesoccurs from this cause. H-ence when a heat suf ficient to kill the germs of fermenta tion has been reached say one Lan dred and twenty-five degr~ees to one hundred and thirty degrees, it is of course policy to co'eck it at once by excluding the air. because fermenta tion goes on at the expence of the material itself. The only difficulty, ~hich. so far as i can leajn. has pre seizted itself, is that of securing a uniform heat throughout the entire mass--in the corners, and along th bide, as well as in the of the~ middle silo.--CoL. M. C W'EL in Amer-; can Agr-iculturnist for Kovember. Fecding sw'ne to produce fat at the expense of every thing else, is very poor policy. Mangels are to be pr fe-rred to inur nips for milch cows, as the latter flavor the mil; nd biutter objection ably. Rye ont sandy sand is the best for flour. If the soil is poor- sow rv e rather than w-heat. Cheese ripens best a:t seventy de grees o e F:r neglected s:Qt.p will suffer all wvinter Regular saitingz imu1roves the ap petite of aunmals. Plant corn. potatoes a?nd cabb;age on rich groundl A hard job to tackle-enftehint tish. Be sure the barley is not sweatingz in the bin. White wheat needs rich lat;d. Gas ma will drive away ants. FOUND! FOR LADIES ONLY. A REMEDY endorsed by the best Physicians and Drugists at its home. A REMEDY that Mr. C. W. O'Neill. Good water. Ala.. says raised his wife from an invalid's bed, unt lie believes saved her life. A REMEDY of which a prominent Atlanta merchant said: "I would have given $500 as soon as 1 would a nickle for what two bot ties of your niedicine di<l for my tdaughter." A. REMEDY in regatd to which, S. J. Cassell's 31. D.. Druggist Thouasville, Ga.. says: "I recall instances in which it afforded relief after all the usual remedieshad failed. a A REMEDY about which Dr. it. B. Ferrell, LaGrange, Ga.. writes: --I haveused for the last twenty years the medicine you are put ting up and co sider it the best com,bination ever gotten together for the disease for which it ik recomuended. & REMEDY about whieh Dr. Joel Branhan, Atlanta. said : "1 have examined the re cipe. and have no hesitation in advising its use. and confidently recommenti it." A REMEDY which the 11ev. i. 11 Joh.naon. near Marietta. Ga., says he has used in hts family with the -utmost satisfaction" and recommended it to three families -who found it to be just what it is recot mended." A REMEDY of which Pemberton, Iverson, & Dennison say: "We have been selling it for many years, with constantly in creasing sales. The ~article is a staple with us, and one of absolute merit." A REMEDY of which Lamar, Rankin & La nar say : '-We sold 50 gross in tour months, and never sold it in any place but what it was want ed again." A REMEDY by which Dr. Baugh ofLaGrange, Ga.. says: "I cured one of the most obsti nate eases of VICArsous 31sSTrUATro that ever came within my knowledge, with a few bottles." A REMEDY of which Dr. J. C. Huss. Nota sul;a. Ala.. says: I ant fully con-inced that it :s unrivaled tor that class of diseases which it claims to cure." A REMEDY about which Maj. John C. Whit ner, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over the United States as a General In surance Agent, says: -I used this remedy before tite war, on a large plantation on a great number of cases, always with abso lute success." A REMEDY about which Mr. J. W. Strange, of Cartersville. Ga.. certifies that one bottle cured two members of his family ofmen strual irregularity of many years standing. This Great Remedy is Bradfi1d's Female ReuIator Send for Treatise on the Health and Happi ess of Wonman, mai?ed free. BRtADFiELD' REGULATORt Co., Box 25. At anta, Ga. Sep. 25-1t. Liver, Kidney or stomtch Troubl. Symptoms: Impure blood. costive bowels, irregoalar aptpetite. sour belch:ing, p:unts in side, back and heart, yellow urine,. bu:rang when ut-inatinag, clay-color d stool]s. bhad breath, no desire for work. chills,tevers, iritability, whitish tongue, diry cough, dizzy hea<i. with dull pain in back part, '9ss of memory. foggy sight. For thtese tronues "SWAYNE'S PIL LS" are a 2,ure cure. Box. (1Pills), by tuail, r, ets., 5 tor $5.00. A d (ress, DRt. SWAYNE & SON, Phailada., Pa Sold by D-uggists. Jas. 8I-ly. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA' COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, IN THE COURT OF COMDMON PLEAS. ames A. Crota ell, Plainitiff, against Emanu- 1 eilS. Coppock. Foreclosur,e. By order of the Court herein, dated 4 June, 881, I w ill sell, at public outcry, before' the ~ourt House, at Newber-ry, on the first Mon av in December, 1884, that valuable property nown as the Crotwell Hotel, and lot of land ite Town of Newberry , and State and Coun aforesaid-fronting about one hundred and irty-three feet on Adams' Street, and run iing back of tihe same, width about one hun ired and five feet, and bounded by lots of C. G. S. Mower and Johna W. Mon tgomecry. 1 Terms-The purcha'er will be required to aay in cash one third of the purchase money, d to secure the nal ance in one,two and three ears, in equal instalmenats, with interest on ach from the day of sale, by a bond and orgage of the property-and to deposit with e Master, a policy insuring the property to xtent at least of six thousand dollars. S1LAS JOHNSTONE, Master. Master's Office, 5 November, 1884. 453 750 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, IN THE COURT OF COMMION PLEAS. c ambert J. Jones, PIf., atgainst Janett A. Ruff, Defendant . Foreclosure. By order of the Court herein, dated 4 June, E 85, I will se:l before the Court House atNew e-ry, at public outcry, on the first Monday in ecember, 1884. nil that tract of land on hch Win. H. Ratff now resides, in the Couzn y nd Stare aforesaid, containing three hun ed and forty ac:es, more or less, and bound d by lands o' Mary Gilliam, W Ep:ing, Thos. a. Alewinte cnd others. Terms-The purchaser will be required to avy in c3sh o .tv halif of the purchase money, ml to -ecu:e the balance payab'e at twelve tonthe, with interest thereon from the day of cie, by a bond 'ad mortgage of the premises-a tad to pay for papers. SIL AS JOHNS 'ONE, Master.r Maser". Office, 5 Nov ., 1884. 45 3 7.50 SALEOF LAND. I will seli at Newberry Court House, n the iirst Monday in December. 1.884, a tt public ttuctiotn ONE TRACTOF-'LAND. notwnt as the OIE PL ACE OF DR. G. W. GLENN, v SR., DEC., CONTAINING 395 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ~itnate in N~ewb'-rry Couinty, and nowv )ounded by lands of Col. Johnt S. Ren- 1 vich, ont te wves Ge. A.\ Slieb, on the uth. Trho-. F. Gtrenek-: on thi. east, uti Tra:ct N. 1. belon ingta lb-h Es:a:e i Mary A. GlI r t dee., on the ntihit. TERMS OF b ALE-O::e thirdl ca-ih. am.a e bahma~ee on a cre-i of mwa aId t wo itht initereS.til an eac inlsta:1 lmen:t fromi ay of sale. Thea~ credit vort i. n tobe i-ered by at bond: of the putrce a nd u ( m torgage of the pre mises. G. W. GLENN, e Nov. f, 45-4r. Executor. L LdminstratOr's N Otice Al'l persans havin :demadS ag.dusth e e'-:te aof Geoarge Simpson Slight, de -aediae h--rebyv not iled to retnder t accoutt: of t heir detands. tiuly' at tedi. to the undt(er-ignaed.a JOHl NB. SLIGH, Nov 0 3t" Admintistrator-. To Rent. My Plantation at Jalapa, S. C.. for the e-ncu tg year. Apply before Nov. 10:h. 175 Acre. t on Buldings,- &c. -it: Oct30... . -.NIS .CHP.. . THE NEW )RUG-STORE. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, -And Under the Figure of "THIE LION." P. ROBBRTBON, Proprietor. )RUGS, CHEMICALS, FANCY ARTICLES, )iGARS, TOBACCO, KEROSENE and VESTAL OILS. MNo Liquors of any RESCRIPTIONS COJIPOI ND ED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR 1IGIIT BY TIlE PROPRIETOR. Sept 11 37 tf Well, non I ha.- :a fnl Stock of Go.).l, nd they nast h l.. I will ' ! go"i Flour a! ;i .5& pr: barrel. 12 ptoun b Sugar for S1. 22 p!a l:t,hb:cco for S1 00 I h:ve a verv choice aelected stock of Ci ar.-.esverral t:ew brands. I have the g;no n ClevIand :land Hlendrix Cigars, very fine. 4eet Caperel and New Nickel Cirareis. Lar:re ,tock of C:m1 Goods, viz., Salmon, 5 cents per can Po,,e'd lI Iam, lotngre, Fur ey, Chicken, Duel:. Garne, Beef. &c. Con :need Milk Ihe bret Oyster. Frtncl and nerican Sarlines. Can Peaches, Tonatocs, oru, &c. Splendii lot Pick It-, 1'repared lorse Radih, very fine e' cter-hire auce on <!raught, to cell by ".- gallon, qt., int, half pint. &c. Pure Cider Vinegar Som.' of tht- vety best toasled Coffee. Fre-h Ch oaunts, Oranges, enons, Apples. We keep regularly the very best Roasted 'canuts. A few good Clocks. A new stock of Crtctery and Glassware ust opened. Large .tock: "f l'la in .id Fancy Candies. Cabbage ani! i l'o:atoes. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Table and Tea poons. Washbo:.rds 15e , &c.. &e. For Cash or Country Produce, at the Little 'heap Store of B. 11. LOVELACE. Oct 16 tf New Barber Shop. The utndersignc< respectfully in orns the gentlemen that he has )pened a barber shol, t,r the strt'et be w%%cen Mr. Fallaw's and Mr. Mike Bow rs', where lie will be pleased to wait ipon them. THORNE COLEMIAN. AAGood Tract of Liind For Sale. Io:Te fo al my -TR ACT of L AND yontiinngl 3 17 ACRES, lying on the pu''bli: 1t:il leatiin from41 Newbler' rv o) Laurnins, 12 iltes ntorh of New berry C. 11.. amt( i,'tarly toneing the L.iens Ra ilroatl at onre point. T1his is orne of tihe bet prlantartionrs in tihe ipper por1tion 0f thne County; well uapteil to growing Cotton, corn and uall igrain. Thiere is upon tine place a ~ood dIwelling house of 6 rooms, 4 good rame tenant hiouses, and other out bildings. A parsture' very well en ylosed. Arny one dlesir''ns oif surchnasinig will aprplv~to or ad(lre,$ mie. at Kinarrd's r. . I will take pleai-r:re in showing :he place at airy time. IXTorn- ver.y re sonale. W. W. SE.MlMER. Oct 10 42 7 WE ASK ALL Interestcd in Ilides, Furs. Woo], Roots, Feathers, Beeswax, Butter, Dheese, Eggs. Dried Frit, Poultry, Iay and Produce generally, to send or our Price Currents. Prompt re ~urns on all consignments. Trial Shijnens S5o/iciLed. WASE COTTON AND \10TE~S DEALT-I IN. R. L. Williams & Co., General Commission Merchants, OFFICE, 169 WILLIAM ST., New York. )ct61y "ROUGH ON COUGHS." Ask for "Roughs on.Coughs," for Coughr olds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Trcches, 15c iguld, :.5c. "~10UG H ON RATS." Clear out ra-s, maice, roac'ts,:fies, ants, bec ug, skunnks., chipmunkt, gophers. 15c. Drus HEART PAINS. Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizzinesr rdigest 'in, Headache, Sleeplessnress cured b: Wells' Health Renewer." "ROUGHS ON CORNS." Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." l5c. Quic1 >mplete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, but ROUGH ON PAIN" POROUSED PLASTER Strengthening, improved, the best for bacle :be, pains in chest or side. rheumatism; net dga. THIN PEOPLE. "Wells' Health Renewer" restores health ain igor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nerv'ou: ess Debility, $1. WHOOPING COUGH, nd tIhe rrny Throat Affections of clhldrer romiptly, pleasantly and safely relieved b Rough on Coughs" Trochies, 15c.; Bal'amn 25< MOTHERS. If you are failIng, broken, worn out and ne: ous, use "Wells' Health Rtenewer." Sb. Dru: LIFE l'RtESERtVEIR. If you are losintg your grip on hde. try 'Wellb [ealth RLen'ewer " Gjoes 'itrect to weark 1pot: "L'UG II ON TorrlHtACHtE' Instnt rel:vf for Neu.r. :. T'ect rach.r. Fancr ehte A-k for "Rot'ugh; otn loothach !." t ain PRECTtY WilEN. Laie who would. reta;n freshnerr.. :.ud v acity. Donr't. fail to ttry 'Wells' Hletlthn lt ewer." CA rAIRIlAL THIRIAT Al-FEECTIO.\S, Hackin;. irritat ing Coughs. Cold". Sore Thrront rirel by "tou;;h on Couln..:s' robes, 15( iqi. -r.5c. "RtOUG H ON ITCHI." "Roughr on Itch" cures humnors eruptioni ntto'rrm, letter. sarlt rheum, trosted feet, chi lains. THlE HOPE OF TIlE NATIO)N. Cik liren slow intir.tt deveomeni. puiry. seraw~ 7and delicat;e, use '"W.d' Health Rtenewe'r. [tOUGH ON RATS" PoRtOUSED PLASTER Stregtenting. Improve], the bie%t for back he pairs in cetst or side. rheatnatis:n. nen WIDE AWAKE re or four hours every night coughing. Ge' smediate relief andI sound rest by using Wells INSURE_ WITI srTE )A" ;Ti I Crn OLIN A. orywa.":o>" rrr: co, rruou..r:n U-:nr:n.u.. f I certitf that Frederick Werber. Jr.. of 'ewberry. Agent of the Connect icut Fire Insurance Company and The Merchants- Iusurance Company, has complied with the requisitions of the Act of the General Assembly entitled "An Act to Regulate the Agencies of IiSurance Companies not incor porated in the State of South Caro lina." and I hereby license the said Fred eriek Werher. .Jr., Agent as aforesaid, to take risks :mid transact all business of Insurance in this State, in the County of Newberr} for and in behalf of said Companies-Expires March 31st, 1S85. W. E. S l'ONEY, Comptroller General. Oct. G, 40-tf. 10 0 * , C/Dw gO o- Ig 7 Ica, .- <o J. * 0 0 O :n . o fl e C' - o t- -3 E- : m t * m * ' ' .. m .0 o - a ; - ' ti -- * . ," . a .=tf.iZ an INSURANCE. -0 We are still writing Insuranwe on de sirable property of all kinrds in Town and) County. in the old, strong and relia. ble Liverool & London &~ Globe In surance CJonymni. Continental Ins. Co. of N York. Ins. Conpanq of N<n-t/h America. IIartfordl Fire Ins. Co. of HIartford, CConn. The comWbi ned Capital and As ts of Companie in ounr agen..0 . ontc up No guess work, have figures to show. It you want positivc Insurance against loss, we will be pleased to write it for Gin House riks taken with either steam, water or horse pow.er. S 9 . BOOZER & ON. Sept 21 tf Agents. 2. v e n n-.- . r. eng In:nrrn:e onte: sirabe prcper::of:a. ki:rs i.: o':n and Couty, inth: .:.d . st ng ia" Lieroo, Lndc:h r::.be or BPEri1ATrFhiEA Lm-t-I Ta-((: C m: ..y th TAlILORIN G, iY BurreI I. Baines. II .an now.. ho tfma:i at my shop net.t to the colored athodi - (hu rch. it Gravel T own. whecre I wilI. he leased to see all my' old customer-: :nl ast ma ny' new~' onies as possible. My experience in the unsiness. : 40 oeas. enables me o give sot isf-tit fion to my tINtomers. W ork. as heretofore. )romplt ly done. ando dlee d C( accoriInmg to pr1oise. lI '-t I chap for ensh. - 1ALTA L lA.--.-NDS : FOR SALE! One and a Flalf Miles From the Town of Newberry. BLING DESIROUS OF MAKING A Bchange. I will sell that valuable plantation known as the O'Neall and Stew.art Lands. Trat No. 1 contains 105 acres, upon w.'hich is a good Frame House and two Tenanut IIouses, Blacksmith Shop, a nice Fishl Pond stocked with German Cai p. About 80 acres of this land is in a~ high state of cuiltivation. Some fine bot tom land in the tract. Tracl(t No. 2 contains 200 acres, upon wh'lichi is a Dwelling, together with all necssary outbuildings, Ginhouse, Sta bles, et c. ; a fine Orchard of more than 500 select fruit trees, grapes. etc.; a fine garden. About 150 acres of this ]and is in a high state of cultivation -20 acres of line river bottom. Tract No. .3 contains about 125 acres, upon~ which are two Frame Houses, two Cabins, Stables, etc.; abouit 90 acres ini a high state of cultivation. Some fine river bottom land on this tract. Tract No. 4 contains 200 acres, and is known as the Stewart Tract, upon which is a Frame Dwelling. Tenants' Houses. Ginhouse. Stables, etc.; about 150 acres in a highi state of cultivation ; about 25 acres of fine bottom land. Tra~ct No. 5 lies on the west side of Bushi River and contains about 40 acre-, 30 of which have just been cleatred and well ditched. It is fine faurming land. This is a rare chance to buy. Call and see me, and I will take pleasure in show'.ing these lands. Terms easy. Address THOS. F. HARMON, Aug. 3m. trEWmErBou . C.& W. J.P01,L.R .1 JAS. I. ROBERTSON POLLARD & ROBERTSON, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 731 Reyno:ds Street, AUGUSTA, G iORGIA M:inutfaturers :ni (;enral A.;Xents for the Fo:jiowing Mx:v-uery. Con i sting( in Part. 100 Fairbauks Sit:'dani Seal,s. 100 Thomas Smoothing Jiarrow . 100 Acme Pulverizers and Cicd ':-ufhers, 100 Reapers, Different Makes an A Styles, (single or combined.) 25 Hubbard Gleaners and Binders, (Independent.) 25 Threshers and Separators, (various sizes and styles) 25 Watertown Steam Engines, 'all sizes all stylest, 20 C. & G. Cooper & Co. Steam Engines, (all sizes and styles) 10 Oneida Steam Engines, 'all sizes and styles) 75 Smith's Hand-Power Cotton and Hay Presses, 50 Pollard Champion Gins,!Feedcrs and Condensers, 25 Ncblett & Goodrich IXL Cotton Gins at S2.0C per saw, 10 Neblett & Gocdrich second-hard I L Cot-on Gins at S1.50 per saw, in good order, 5 Kreible Engines. WOOD WOI;KING MACilNEIRY (all kinds) FLOUR & CORN -MILLS, & MILL MACIINERY. Otto Silnt Ga: Engines, Hai cock In-=pirator , Dean Stiam Pumps, Milburn Ro!ler Brea-t Gin., Feeders and Condens-rs. Carver Seed Cotton Cl1an:l"rs, N-well Cott on St-l. IInli-r: and Separators, Colt's Power Cotton Presses. Shaft ing, Pull-y and Hangers, Steam and Water Pipes, Fittings. etc. Belting, Lacing. Iloes. etc. COTTON MILL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. A full lint of 31aehinerv of all kinis in stock and for sale low. Caill and examine b:"fore pureha silg, anl save money. Send for cetal -gues. Correspondence solicited and promptly attended to. Pollard & Robertson, 731 Reynolds st., Augusta Ga. W. T. GAXLLTA1RD, A-t. New crry, C. C. >iar 19-h" O. F. JAOK80N , ,I:om,er, 120 Main Street. - Columbia. S. (.. ALWAYS ON II.\ND A FULL -STOCK OF D Y 00BS, NOTIONS. CLOT111NG, IIATS, Ladies and Gents Under Garments. HOSIERY, CARPETS. -I TEMiiS STRICTLY CASHliI ATLANTIC COAST LINE. KEY NEW LINE BETWEEN Charieston and Columbia and BEST Upper outih Carolina. PASSENG;::R DEPA RTMENT. BLATCHLEY'S Wilmin.>n N. C. Oct.( . 8LEENM. GoINGORCLWESLT.E Leave Chiarle- :en, - - 7.n " Lanes ----'40) ainSELSSUB S" Sunmter. - - .! an mOPR E " Colim!i' - -1:.00 aim Winni., U P .i ii Chestnet.be -r-n3. 5ny'm Yorkil', - -i 5::~ p mg f'ioGO L::ieaLt i - - 0 :5 y m~ ~tL " Rock I liil, - :-,.0 p inm- bu. ite?~c " Charlo -,N. . - (.1) p mi 0 AKT T,?ld Arrive Newbe y,. S.~ C., - 1.]3 p m)i oncfr neu g " Greenn ood, - - :t.. )1 in t*1~: I.4Laurenis, - - (;.50 p m __________________________ "' Anldersonl, - - 5.1 p mf " Greeniv i:l1". - - 0.05 p im " Walhialla, - - 7.0:; p in EAS. tmtpndi~w a ewBdiio o T DE_BEST. verwll'sCelBLA&d ~: THE'Si Leae leneron~ll, N C. .00a n creor pextoRrh LE SEuNAM Ek Anki -r, - - 10.33 Th clebrat d o ntot ue intti eunirb Grce~t ~- - ~ va. --csn prace tat the alar inr onseqences ouse:se an t e Trad m rn onceiple oze frti nand o e~el Ag en * Hendrlo nvle. N. C., ..0 p o -c evr u9 rr o atrwa i RoiNG. EAS .00 Ju t puio,anedition oa e a uehmef D.Cuea Lacai.. - - .0 ~l ive el aelebradiEay o h rlc Lev Ierville, N. C. 1.00 p m ur Thi Lpecmturrhould be sina theand " Sprtanmr.f - - 10.5 or nevr. ynoutanery m nan inotses.lamdo Chbber.- - 11.44 a in tenty onertal, i' hya I n calpcity -ol ' -r ' .3 i mpedCentSotw po e s aag,st.; Adrss.--n " rie nt e , - --- 0.55 a m efind41 ene. e or k,uai Po.extavaan e - Lauren.s - - 8..) P mf ver B ccssu atie.tatthOlam " CGren woo. - - 12.48 p mrna cosqecsoIetauemyb ai 'Solince imapne, crtaineen ChTaete.t.obyamean .. ane.. .gg y rvtl n 1 riai Lau aJa- . -F -. DI aInE, i hsLctr hudbei h ad " Chetrl -S np 4pereniode sa, e pai avloe.t -c -l Pasn - Agnt ceso tw -otg tms drs Th Coumi ai-i- Rail.3 p SiEn CUEWELDCLC. ArieSme.---05 1Ansre,New York N. .;LPne Ofle "Alan . -i~~;i Lon- iu.05 A o.0 uyl "nas Tehale.-t n t- --s a.4d poth m Ur O,Bakr,Gie So ri,e wee Char, and lreunt yuaU.S o G n -ralmSnperintitldent Gonnneg ra c Passenge Agen. F...a AN Dohe eoriy Puacificih eant Slepiw Cart Lie wichte SV P Alara of, 8 irmc inam cha iThe favoitd :ate.ReetoR.J.ASih,a B rthIet'*l dys inair,e Double Dah: Tora is-wth Erea ntmWelr&Msey rseiy SleepingCars i:tchdformto wich the~ ~? -~ clwrt on 8'freahscto0s hr Ged. Thes lowet TrSleeing as raes inth .nie Y.t SatEenS prSi , u trC Atlanta va T ..- Gogaafe al wyadBirmingham, Aa. Foia Fo ute nomto twrite toiofcetin-nurelucor -0 L.S RWN LX S.. TH WEATT, -i- k~nfiier :iiAmirSham. .B.At Fants,DG . 2Y. SAGE,TGen IuN'J S Brminham Aula.gPCK D Or ampit preatraou with H. tedwih ealCdeg ony.Bordile,FEEandbec om CONDEr,ani cit chap Tiaereqriril~ t 4mos t wll rentur~ n the yost atU.co S.aGo Baurlfr; iiiinasa~vade! n c rn men Titloe to v pleti f cot:-. -. u aACRiSfaotrygoan ~i~IZu.-i ui ;:r. o rsk CaitlRnt fer tol hev J. ra.oal aSligh, and QI~reire: Rade, f yu wntbus-Whreer of aroig most rspeitly, SI r.-stwher eros f tlims i.gih,a Smy tershp opostJ.,S young' Ildan.prepaaeeagratmpay alltthellupreven thezcentatin rf weth na.solcteiceistain.yh wrtet. .tioir t . fet o n. Awrdt the - Tie Luficen . ti~.i. Aug 21 3m P .R F.M D Columbia G (reenville ;11-""' PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. COLt (BIA. S. C.. October 5, 1SSt. On and after Monday, October 5, 1884, the PA--SENG E R TRAINS aill run as herewith in dicated upon this road and its branchea Daily, except Sundays. No. 53. UP PASSENGER. Leave S. C. Junction - - 10.45 a z - Columbia. C. G. Depot 11.10 a n Arrive Alto, - - - 12.10 p a " Newberry, - - - - 1.13 p t " Ninety-Six, D - - - 2.0 P U " Hodges, - - 3 33 1) n: Belton, - - - - 4.40 p n Arrive Greenville. - - - - G 05 p u No. 5'2. DOWN PASSENGER. Leave Greenville, - - - - 9.50 a n Arrive Belton, - - - 11.13 a a " Hodges. - - 1223 p n Ninety-Six, D - - - 1.12 p t " ewberry, - - - 3.G2 p u Al:ton. - - 4.10 p u Arrive Columbia, C. & G. Depot - 5.15 p n Arrive S. C. Junction. - - - - - 5.30 p n SPAGaTA\BURG. tN1ON & COLUMBIA RAILROAD No.53. UP PASSENGER. Leave Alston. - - - - 12.25 p n Arrive Strother, - - - - 1.18 p n - Shelton, - - - - 1.55 p n Sautuc. - - - - - 3.00 p n Union,' D - - - 3.40 p n Jonesville, - - - 4.38 p n Arrive Spartanburg. S. U. & C. D. 5.5.1 p n it.&D.D. - 6.t51pn No.52. DOWN PASSENGER. L,eave Spartanburg, it. & D. Depot, 11 10 35 a n Snartanburg, S. U.& C. Depot,G 10.50 a n Arrive ZJonesville, - - - 11.5t;a n " Union. D - - - 12.35 P n Sautuc, - - - 1.23 p a " Shelton, - - - - LS p t Strother. - - - 2.45 p n Arrive at Al ton. - . - 3 40 p r . LAU=INS RAILWAY. Leave Newberry, - - - 3.40 p t Arrive Laurens C. H.. - - 6.5) p r Leave L:turens C. H., - - 7.40 a r Arrive Newberry, - - 11.00 ax ABBEVILLE BItANCH. Leave Hodges. - - - - 3.45 p r A rrive at Abbeville. - - - 4.45 p r i.".,%e A,beviile. - - - - 11.0 a ..re.e at l.;;es. - - - - 12.00 p t tLUS- RIDGE EAILItOAI, AND ANDEltaON LtANCH. L.- ve ,eitou 4.45 pi A rrive A 'ersOn - . 5.1 $ p [ 'eleton 5.56 p .eave -:.ec:2 S, 6.40 p I Arrive :Valhalla 7.-3 p Le:,ve 'Valhalla. - - :.50 a ( A:rri, e Sencea C, - - 9.15 a 1 S t'endleton. - . 952 a I Anderson, - - 10.33 a i A rrive at Belton, - - 11.O a 1 FG:E!GHT, PASSENGER COACH ATTACHED. Lenvu itt"lIon 6.15 a mn Wi:liam1ston 7.05 a a " l"lz!"r 7.3"' '. . Pie.lnmont S.5 a a Arrive Greenville 9.10 a m Leave Greenville 3.00 p m Piedmont 4.10 p m Pelzer 5.17 p m lWilliamston 5.40 p m Arrive Belton 6.20 p m CONNECTIONS. Close connection is now made at Senec with It. & D. It. It. for Atlanta and beyond. A. With South Carolina Railroad from Chai lcston. With Wilmington, Columbia and August Railroad from Wilmington and a points North thereof. With Charlotte, Columbia and August -Railroad from Charlotte and all poin1 North thereof. B. With Asheville & Spartanburg Rai Roa for points in Western North Carc:ina. C. With A. & C. Div. R. & D. R. R., from a points South and West. D With A. & C. Div., R. & D. R. R., from A lacta and beyond. E. With A. & C. Div., R. & D. R. R., from a points South and West. F. With South Carolina Railroad for Charle ton. With Wilmin-tou. Columbia and Augnsi Railroad for Wilmington and the r ortl With Charlotte, Columbia and August Railroad for Charlotte and the North. G. With Asheville & Spartanburg Railros from Hendersonville. U1. With A. & C. Div., R. & D. R. R.. fro Charlo:te and bey ond. G. Rt TALCOTT, Superintendent. D CASEDwELL Aegat General Passenger Ag Columbia. .C. I sheville and Spartanburg Railroa4 SP'ARTANBULRG. S C.. May 12, 1s84. On and after Monday. May 12st, i18 paseger trains will be run daily (Snnda exceeptedl) between Spartanburg and He dersonv ille. asa follows: UP TRAIN. Leave Rt. & D. Depot at Spartan burg.6.00 p Arrive at Hlendersonville.'.........9.30 p DOWN TRtAIN. Leave Ilendersonville............ S.00 a Arrive R. & D). Depot, Spartanburg .11.30 p Both trains make connections for Colut bia and Charleston via Spartanburg. Unic an d Columbia an d A tlanta andl Charlotte I Air Lin'.. JTAMES ANDERSON, Rnperintendenit. c0DllS 0 8 aaTl 00DSIDp eD Al Trot BratadLn-feto cuedb teol-stbised"WAN WIL-C ERY "Th fist osegivs0 gos.an sotes ReoesDndt -erfmed.Thefvrt ffsin ouhsColdn, ailway Conmpn Al T7,A, Bastnd Lrang wilelrun le,adacespeiyfollows, "Easerntime: TOO HAR RoHRESTo-SRA N U Toilet Articlea Rt..7.s growth.7 poi dnre Charlegat sn g......12 p Fr9a3gr Dea tCareon...... 7.0 a .3 in . Sone ColumbiRa......1.0ay 92 Co pn TO AND FROM CAEN. EAT(ALY EXCETIL UDAY. Depart Columbia...... 7.48 a m 5.27 p Due Carlestn........ 125 p m 8 p WEs E(DIL EXCETSL DA) . Depart Cardestn...7.00 am 4.00 p r Due Columbia...... 11.00 a m 9.22 p xi TO AND FROM AGUSTA EAT(AsTY EXCETSL DAY) Depart Columbia......... 5.27 p i Due amdent.........7.4 pm 8.mp WES E(DTL (DAEITSLYA.) Depart Amden......7.15 a .0 p PDue Columbia....... 9. am p 2p aDepartingumba.5.27 pmACoub Duncinwte Calte Columbia9. nd Ai gusta l:ail Road by same train to and fro1 allii points on both roads. Pas.sengers by these trains take Breakfa anda Suppe.r at Brabhhille. A t Charleston with Steamers forNewYorl and on Tuesdays and F:idays with steam< for .Jacksonvilife and points on the St. John River; also with Charleston and Savanna R.-ilroad to and from Savannah anda points in Florida. At Augusta with Georgia and Centr aRailroads to and from all points West ax South. At Blackville to and from pointsc Barnwell Railroad. Through tickets can 1 purchased to all points South and West, 1 applying to D. MCQUE EN, Agent, Columbia. aJOHN~ B. PECK, General Manager. D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Ag1 1OTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN Il puN )trsulance of Section 1,417, Ri vised Statutes oi South Carolina. thx at the next ensuing session of ti> 1General Assemnbly of South Carolin ini November, 18S4, application will I made for a Charter for the Incorpor; tioni of THE MIDLAND RAILROA COMPANY OF SOUTH CARoLINA. 1 be granted by the Legislature of Soul Carolina. n+Date Augun.t 15K 18Sr 'imAm. ric d IRO TO~ENICU FACTS RECARDINiC It will purif and enrich the BLOOD,regulate the LIVE.; :.d KIDNEYS, and RESTonE THE HEAL1H ::nd VO0 cf YouTH! In all those Ses1 eci;lihly i r s pI a nitO APPeLtTNIdC s.aci o Strt't- etc. its use Is marked with imnme.lhate anIwondcrfulreults. Bones, n:usees :ud nervecs receive new force. EniivCen3 the mind and supIlIies Brain Power. Lu,A DiE fdrom alcIL . g. ,cuiS p~lrtotleirezWfAnd1in DR. H:i TE'S IRON TONIC a safe and speedy care. It ;:vt a lear and healthy complexion. 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