Sam Smail's Experience.
lIere is Sam Smani's rli'us
perience.- nt relatei by EN mD
Cinati a f*,-hv ts au
Farther and far e,r. (deeper ai
de p r I w ii&c e an,!
hlopelcss frod
all Soci-l st"%. L01WIess Wr al
the tev,wral intrests of t! is worli.,
I)oeless or (terrnity; and in !! very
,anoss of my disordered bra. ni
in my very soul, there senal at
PWjiMus no avonue of escape at ll frlm
this self-imposed wanage except
through insanity on one hWKi and
throuah suicide on the otler.
I Saw that my wile and cbillren
had given tip all hop(; th!ey iiI not
know, f*roin (lay to Iny, how I
WoUldI come, homLl' to tem They
hal seen me ought tho.e re <y aIter
day. time after time, ins"nsib-le ad
uinable to reco,nize th,ei fron the
influence of this deadly anl 1i))kson
Ous dru. They had see, ine wen
I was brought in anI lai(l on my bed
c,)vered with olood. and it seend as
though my days were i1d1d nu
bered, anit that I would soon fali in
the iniist of ny iniquity. They had
seen me when I was brouht homie
with the wounds of the knife and
pistol on my body, anl t:ey had
heard the rumors from the streets and
dives of the dangers with which I had
been constantly surrounded of late
To them it seemel as though there
was no avenue. no loophole oi' escapc
for me from a terrible leath. There
was not the sign of hope or spirit
beaming out from their beautiful
faces. They knew not, from day t
day, whether I would live to greet
them another day. They knew not
whether, if my life were prolonged.
they would be able to procure the
very necessities of life from day to
day.
They knew not at what hour the
very shelter that shieled them from
the s:orm and from tLe heat would
be removed from over their heads,
and they removed from under its
shelter. There were visions of un
certaintv, of the sheriff to lispossess,
ot the heartless landlord to distrain
for re:.t. o* the creditor to come and
take all. There was no future al:ao
of them. except a future of impene
traile gloom through which seemed
to come nothing but warnings of
deeper woe and agonies yet to come
O, Lord. how good thou wast to me:
a ilet given me relie'f from that
bondage at my seeking.
At last there came a time whenI
seemed to have reached the limit.
Something strange impelled mec to
take my little childreu, as a loving
act. an act it seemed to me of repa
ration for negilects of weeks preced
ing, and go upon the traini to Carters
ville, whiera Brother Jones was preach
ing to immeuse audiences. andl fronm
whence the report had come that
there were many and many hundreds,
and even thousands, who were com
ing back into harmony with God
And as I sat upon the platform en
deavoring to take in stenography tihe
words as they fell froiu his lips, it
seemed to me that God had inspiredi
him to p)reach upon one certain line.
IIe preached it with the faith that is
his alone; he preached it with that
fidelity which is his distinguisiiang
characteristic; lie preachedi with the~
earnestness and with the conviction
that broke down the casements ot iny
heart and went home to it. When he
had finished those words of "C'on
science? !" Conscience !' "Con
science :'and of "Record !""Record:
"Record :" Giod, the infinite, the all
-seeing.. and tihe ever-judgzing God,
caine home to me.
I went away from there troled1
in mind and soul. I went home, and
back inito the deCviouls ways. b)ack
into the har-roomli, back inIto thie op en]
highways. back to the mnadlenin
bowl, in order to aet away from the
torments I was smiTeri nz from nan
awakened consecce. But they
would not leave me. I (onuld fin d no
solace where I had often found in
sen sibhilit". I coul find no relijef in
p)otat ions whetre I had often foun,i
indhitTerence ami capilityv toi take oni
a cool exterior. The.re wvas nit ing
thiere to giveO me surease from thn
sorrow in myu hostm nam.d1 I went on
-andh on until the secondl <iar, onl Tue+
day, at noon. I went into myl~ li
brary-ri om,n fell up on mll k neeis
buined my i:ace in tmy honis; andI
p)leadleti with (hri-I that he woul h
ime cling to his cross, hty dlown 2l
my burdenus and sins there, an- It
rescued antd saved by hits e lmpanit :
that I migh t be washed in te st1m
of his blood fromn his bllih:tid
and that my sins. thouCh thev were
scarlet. muiaht be white as snow.
I wrestled for fou r lon ho(ilus
as muciih agtony as I eve r suffered
At the eni of that timn. when 1 hi
reacbed a ecncu<ion. when I ha
come to understnd that the:v' w:a
least of all with Cihrist. thIna I alvi
myself entire!y to hhi, ma ean un'
condlitional surreai-n, an i th: .1m
bnent he seized miy soul. hII .i:j:
it in the stream whieb was whit' :a1
pure, andI the light of h. :van shoe
in uj on tie.
Ini my new-oumi lov I rushedin
the presenc(e of wife an:i eiMrenYl.
piroclatimed the glaid ti lings to :e
w: - a surrem r to ( or t.or w t:r
.11.
1: r: w. : t I w l t i : A -
I :at htl:% 7l
e :i in:.k' tciuted al o r ct :t::.
.'L re 'i . rqr -
%; :d.e a . L :)
Sa : vt .t I ht a n :: i iL :: wtht
1w cf: lt : I w l i
':i 1 n i there b1forie t! I it ro
eaime h a t p:ii. b!th ii l
(;I it, I 1h(e beeni br o n
.ie.,a; t: 1 oIkeI vc t the tomli if
may wife t ii-e. as h, jf) a' :liw o
Lazirus :ul hati haved it rth inV
all its pristinl sLrength :ni beauty.
and its biliom mal blossomiI have been
o myIt i pav evey inice. I c tl
ee th t inv hien b:1 l hmuil
tong.e to iong the joy and inse themr
their hearts lad imei set a ttuIe,i as
ther never h:l been before. to the
telody Ot ch1ildhnI sinling to the
eais oft itlerhool. I havebl see that
ti re w-y lad nsS. wlwet! vr Iwet.
pn~i the aces oI kriendels an ae
qAintnS;,ha anil' when the news ad
le abral.ei in the I ahul theyl who
d known abroad sent me thi r
tlad c ongratulatins and their en
couriaeenit.
ile d he God that from the hay
e reached down and lif ted ne up
f'rm the iry pit, andi estalblshel
S et upont the roek of Christ th i at
is tirmer than we. I have been going
Ion fromi joy to joy. a bird of liberty,
si ingte praises of* my lkedemer.
An hd , h navin u been thus saved
and thus eale,i. I woiu (all You
who are in th'at territe bod ae to
seek relicf of tie sa:ne great Physi
ei an, and to d raw your m:ei iiin e ironm
Why Hancock Died Poor.
Surpris e is expiressed that (Geni
eral ll ancock did not leave a larLter
estate behini bi:n. but hie was gene-L'
rous to a fa ut, and lie adu manyV
calls upon his charity. It was the
heavv eross of hins life that his twin
brother. for thirty ve:ts reshient of
a dist a!nt western cityV. h:I da0isap
poinrted his expect at ins. lo st his
amitlon :ani sunk inlto at living
ine of theC miost brilliant in the north
wet c4( leain a frm $1.>000 to i$2o.
Ol a~ year by his practie., when lie
ell a victim to his love for Ltoo(d
coamany and gooid cheer. iIe went
(lown frm his high i positin like a
rocket. and for the last fifteen years
hars been entire]ly suhported by hris
brothier, the General. There is a
touchiing little bit of romnance eon
n letedl withi this sad story. The
lawyer, was. in his prime, a m:agnifi
een''t loo(king mian, atnd beami en
gagted to the! beautifuol daugtetr of a
lam V in who se h ou se lhe 1board ed.
The engagemenCit biegan twenty-two
years ago. But the lady saw danger
ahead. aind she refused to marry lier
irdent and handsome wooer until lie
would forswear the flowingt howl and
sh ow himi~self a thoronglyI re formed
mmmn. lie still lives in the samIe
ourse. aiid thle l adiy is there too and
still unwed 1ed. She is true to lien
love, bunt is equaIlly\ true to her piromn
se, and, while she tenderlyv cares for
te man sh ie loives an mo.1i! turns, she
knows that her life is wrecked andI
that there is no hope now (il this
side of the erave. Thie world is full
o smuth unnot iced hieroines.-Ai'
I)o youn ever thinik over the m:o
tves that promllpt yoiu to dio Chris
tini work? Is it not from habit, or
d utyV. or appe aran es, rather than
wXithl aL istinct thought ofi ding i some
wcvk. ml I.Vw muchil o0 it wa under
ak nc wah any definite andi distinct
I d i V iof ite' beinv for "I hrist's
lavy Yuwill indl it sweeCt antd
delit ful. if ini all your Christiain
work-. yoiu real'ize youil :re dioingL it fort
Chr i -'s-.sale, it will btring youl inear
e- to hlim. :ind Live youi a fresh h:ip
Xi: o oe in \ you heart. ii not
tte .or- juIei if wVe pu Ilim lhe
'oeevr o)~tr moatv'. lot each
ontt his - X::r. :5 they enter iiuion
in thi r heart.
of to dair kniow of the vital truthis of
rebton.il that it pVrstution c:n-e
the wl not endure it. Lect uas
seek to bi e so r-ioted.. andl gr(ounied in
th 1ruh that we will always h
reXi to I '. if ne hl(t t. f tr the Lourt
ROYALVzlA
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thi po <h- neer aris. A mnarvel of
puIity. (u-enauti anil whol#,-somezwne-,i. More
vCWn ti1:a 1 'tzn ltw or-linarY kinls, andl -I
nO! b i i :] -tI it I i l Wi I h I he I n Ititt e
o iw I- .'io ImI i_,h t :tu II r phofs.-phI ate
now-b-r ~ . ), In i.: I.an ;. lioY LR K N
Po w i) I: I . N; \ I . N. Y. 11 L:-1y.
BRIDG-E TO BUILD.
Tim -I,A.t I C in i zonecrs wvill be
:! Idian n l ar DoinickI Ichi
Hill1 pl:wv :It 11 1. it). ()n Friday. Febrii
a ry 2fmhI in:I- ,aiI f4 r tho- purpose of
awNan1, i-I i t t m i(t fqor- bilingi t a b ridge
:10ro-1.' Ihe -.ill 01reek :t that poinit.
l ant l -p elicaltion,- to be then ex
.IAs. K. 1. GCGANS.
2-1u- Clerk.
Supervisors and Over
seers.
The .,y i-iviors :111 oVer- er*s of pullb
e ro:lul are herebiv not itied o.puilt Iheir
roads inl -otld trder at onco-', anI they
are furthtler notiltlI to lavv their rItods
I tie lawfuil with h. Iy oider of the
Countv Con:nii,sliner.
JAS. K. P. GowGAN.
F b . t' '8-*. Clerk.
-l t
Third Annual Fire Tax.
Ne wherrv. S. C.. Couicil Chamber,j
Febriary l0th, ISSG. J
-No:;c- is hcreby griven that the third
:in11111*l tax ,f )t( in ill for the support of
the tic dt, part mnt, according to section
i of chaptrI IV of the Or<linances of the
town oi Ncwh'rry. S. C.. is Itic and
11111 t hv p:till bttweel the 15th day (if
Februarv :i9d the 15th day of M1arch,
Is". lIt ordler of Comcil.
JoIiN. S. FAIR,
2-1)- It C. and 'T". T. C. N.
STA'I E OF SOUTHI CAROLINA
NIwnI;tY COUNTY.
B, .Jaod . FeIllrz. probatte Julge.
Wni:*t. .1linc Y. McFall. C. C. P..
h:n i oi i: tio nI(o - rant him Le(t
t4r1 of A h i,i t :1ion of tile d1erelict
vlaat : ulilti t-ff.-:s of Idiin Greeniwood,
The!s- ar1, ~terefore. to cite and1 :all
Im-, int thel Co r oi I loh:t I, to bll bellii
at N 'wherry Cot 11ien1e oIl the 12111 day
ofI .Marteb in-xt, fteri publie:.tion ihere
Itf. :1 11 t'cltckt ill tihe forienl ,to Ill w
of .Janu iarv\ .ZinIo Doinli. 1 .
.J. BI. FE1-LLEKRS, J. P. N. C,
STATIE OF S-OUTH CA(I.\RLINA,
NEw:\\ttitY C(IUNTY.
XV1II:m.l:s. .hunlI Y. iFail,. a- C. C.
P.*, bathI in1:11leI uiti to ni to granlt him
I I-Ie arel. ther I e.re, ti ie :n 11 ad
ll(nI11 i 1:l' ,IInSlitlI I illo iiii R ll
tcrtitor- f :1tit . i ,1 WdEtill t. Rulff,1
]'el,a1ed. that; Ihey b :ni atppere bet
for :e l i t he~ MlI urt ofi l'M ate 8. tilbl
((I.iti :nt' N ctwherry :1our tatI<ie on( (Sthel
31stlayj o il tIaell' w, aft1cO e ~ pubtt
ition.1 'ilrt] alttlltt I t-toV h in the . for1e
wihlt i-, l.innsrain s o l o
l! ie I : tl t i i I1 i I II15 , alIt
STATE- )F soUT'l CARO LINA
C( WNTY OF- NEKWBEllitY-IN
COU!MON PLE.AS.
li' torder of thei Catrt-rin dtated a5th
Ferury 1h.I wa'ill t helli it illc u
er, f'r ihe Ct..t. IIouf -t. Newl berry,11
on' th' -is Ine n3ac,1 0 l
Coun yi -'n' t1 i New pry:idcSate aftcoreat,
whebita wling I ii-ust.:md at10 stoe.
l'ennit' on,doiephE. Glen, Jond D.uil
Huningon.esate ofl anie JoeGETand
navaileln.on an two i yea ri itht i
D. M .\ JtR & CO,NTroNE, MIcaiter.
HARDWAP]E.
2.50 panir h,-t g1:ility chaill ra es
I 5 doz. 1 n-i l . 1- adt- a lhm l -
cast teelho.
S0 Ferg4;--on-* po w :oekc
am1 a1 Com1ple am11 neal11rt
lim.t-lt of ever ythinl p-rtaining
to Iur ii:w. of buiie
At l()wV(-, mar:-1ee ralt-s at
S. P. BOOZER'S
Inar-dware :10 sloVI ,'Ore
::-17- It
WALL PAPElIS. COINIC:S.
CORNICE POLES,
WINDOW SH1ADES,
Lace Curtains.
Call at the TA)ING HoUSE in the
State for thes kind of -4odw.
J.AI.DAV IS' C(4rpet Store,
COLU 1IA. S. C.
Several new Tesignjs in T estr v. I1ru1
selS, body Br ailes and Wool Carpets
selectel 1 'specially for tlw F:ill trade
have alrelay arrive(l and mnLyl\ oter nt
the way.
1,000 Smyrna Rugs
And Mats, all N-w I-'attern0-, also a line
selection of
Brussels Rugs and Mats.
Cocoa anid Napier Nat ings,i new -tock
jinst it :tore. 9-17-1 .
FRESH FISH
OYSTERS
ARRIVING EVER'Y DAY BY
EXPRESS.
Order.s promptly filled for faiilie-,
anO delivered in any pirt of the city
free of ilirg-e.
C0AL! COAL!
Also on hand, and solI at rcaoiable
pri'es:, either by tl' ton or barrl.
We will also keep oin ha:1id a slillicient
quantity of
N
To Stipply the town aid the surroild
ing country.
FRANCIS HALLET'T & CO.,
2-3-tv Ne wherry', S. C'.
Jewelry, (locks,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
MUSIGAL INSTRUMENTS.
Watch Reparing a Specialty.
EDUARD) SOII0LTZ,
Newber'ry, S. C. 1-!3-:f.
CTA R L ESTON, S. C.
Theli large4 iumporteir- of Fruit ini the
South. Offer for -sile a well sele'ted
stock of
APP LES, ORtA.\ E5.
BANA NAS. COCOANUTS,
L EMONS, NUETS,
DRtIED FIGS, iRAISiNS,
POTA TOES, CA BRAG ES.
ONIONS AND PEANUTS,
Anl everythiing else' that a First Clatss
Wholeale Fr'uit IInnse hiouldl hamve.
10-22-6m
W, H. HUNT, JR.,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Oice. onl Law IRange over 4fice
of' Johnsiitonie anud C'romer.
W~ill practice in all the Cout otf th:e
State, and will give stict attteniion
to all buiiness eintru-trdl to hint.
3-20-1 V
County Auditor's Appointments
for Township Board of .is
sessors for 1886,
'. F'wart anid Alnzo I. Cannion.
A .J. WXillingrhi:in :tn1 .Jeinkii- I. Sinit hi.
Cronier Towntshipi-L. 1 1. Abr:nnitt
a-. C. lIaririve :and I>r. R. ('. Caili,le.
no,. N. F'. .Johnson mai l 'LIdI. W'. Barre.
Fl"o Towniship-A\. P. IDavi-. WV.G
Walker :ind Fraink G .;: p itarman.
titan. Sr.,. lI). A. Cainnon a nil .Jaine
D)av isonl.
Huinter, Dr. A. IF. Lingford :uiil Itlit'd
Long.
D7r. D. II. Wert - and J1. Calvin Neel.
le]lletr T1ownshipj-Thlin as 3. Ili1%
Pa. 31. Derrniek and Lutthier B. F irgh-.
WM. W. HIorSEAL. A. N. ('.
Aui (r ) flti'., Feb. I5t h. 1%l.
2-7-2t
Biicklen's Armici Salv'
Theii lest lvtr ini the w i ir Cu t '-. -
all kin E rupti ons, andi IposittV. ive i ure. i.i
r no pay required. it i. i garaiteed~ to give
p-fet sa'tietion. or mioniey rfuindet
Price '5 Cenlts pe'r box. F or sale by Dr. s. F
BRENNEN
.u N Ti:l:ET. AIL N.
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES.
I am dl*T-r-i::; r,1 i
tI- lovwet i- that it is -
-4ble fr'i1 1m 1o b . 'hl at.:11 t. ho..
call y,ur ti:t tiiol mo'l - ,4p ial :a
SEE) POTATOES,
10 e:uI ii i u r ord4 s at w o::cr df-1 4:
sced l' e4 a r s: a 4 :21l bot::d t,
CA BBlAG GE.
APPLES.
R HA N G ES.
LEIONS
Vv will take your rdr 4i till wil hou
delav.
E. J. Brennen, Agt
1. 0. Box 17,S, Counhia, S. C.
Fa-ijers aiud Tnicken
I No o oton c: OrpilWr,
o Ior vv fll w1or. ,
No more tob111 4c rm
No more pwtato hg
Bug, Worm and Ihsec1
Destroyer
W h iit tlike rc:avh (f ::Il. wily
5 Cts. Per Poun(
Perfectly H-armless, excep
to insect Life.
R OXIDEOF SILIATE
T'ill- i R AT
1441 the' pro:4,-tia:: 44f 14: ton1. po;a1t44'
lti1e1d crp:,1 1a de .1:0 4r1 4ll. 4
f t te.
It ki te l p !ro.:ti If 4a well know44
ag iiltu r l emis 44v1 re by4'l lett111:
2ae t al4al lfla'. 14 'ti t ill 'e 147. Irat
super ein all 41ll1 o te he Vi
hal barJ. Bihdretinenoru
I .I NTtI.
I'Ii,
T II PE E )NTII) 5S
HERALD AND NE" ~S
u ill fr \ w e to w- k ii c N g ti. year
- u, i b-er
Sixteen Pages,
AM; IIIAMPO 1,0 F011l
' *,?.h diU 1,1 ~~
filled With the latetv r-Iliablv e sfo
.]1 part.; of 11e14 b. T ea o m
pliod will r tha of any!I p.1'erl Ill
the C'ounty or Statt.
Toappi'veinIt' Idb au f u o n u
ri:ai :awh :n(I ,.very at leandc m ar .
whIt w. - i. l von w ih 1 w t y<ml (rct
fro ' othe-r1'l .1 Th h -cret of
tl l whol 111.1tter mlav b.' t)H i;I a few
jworlk: We derniwe the 1pa(ce ;In thle
clm sof thle
largely to C tI , Y T,,xii alll L,)cal
new0 s. :,;k! send 'Is : suipple1w.-lt thev
UI CO1 A L ETO
WITH 12.1 U
12 COLUINS
Th b s:'t I:' of th:- hi4 , fi . t' our
1ur 1 to 11 o:u p tro:,- is not k-411:11t. by
any, :ld we in.te:l "t:1 tho-e who
t .) fi h ti on4' ' 1t th111 i r'l
ALD) AND~ EW t!c me
even:lS ubi11:h tran11pir' fr,tml wiek ?(o
amlt makICt the aperl th t u- N t mre
oun ty. l Duri::-t t t4 XXium .' it tilt ben
pa.JoihprnedtewhlB obm
Biwl gier.~ itwl onne dto beUte
Catlonv. an .hei. 3rea
let-' a:.s
A nit.ns Po
Iataogue. PamhleJ.{ rif8
PUL1hekL Reci:pRO ilars.
' . NG E-R DE P A RTMENT.
11m1, s. C.,.ulV 1.. 11S.5.
On and ':r unday, lul '.. 195, the
A 1,.E\ I N, w il ru1 n herewith in
e:ied upo this: road andi it,z braLCht.
Dnl'y.exee) * Sunda1ys.
N . ' P ASSFNGE1.
e . C. :.in . . 14.24 a m
14-poC G Glt 10a nt
- - - 11.15 a Ul
Neberry, - - - - d2 1 In
i x,D -) - - '-'- p m
1 b-4.11 m I
"ri lieto . - - - - - . 5
rrive G ret'tr. , _ _ .. . 5:1. p m
No. -..DWN PASSENGER.
t-ave trenil - - - 9.45 a m
rev- a:, - - - 114'.; a mn
- . 12 17 p m
x. ) - - 1.1(0 p m
" Newb~r. 1- - 3.'2 p m
A4,5 - 45pm
rrive! ''nbii. 4. & G. Dclio: - 5.15 p m
rrve .C. .L1uction. . . . . . 5 3 p in
?AI. .\'Ul'M 1ON & COLUMBIA RAILP.OAD.
No. . IT PASENG ER.
ca;e . . - - - --1.50 p in
r! - i :vs: wr.-*-o-r- 12.37 P m
-- sltenon. -I - 10 p M
S- - - 1.50pru
U,. io:. P - - .. 2.:17pm
S J,~e .'. . , - - 3.:11 p m
.rrive S; :n-ta1n Lur,,. -. I. & C. I). 4.40 P M
1. L. .. - 4.5op m
No.',2. DoWN 11ASSE-NGElt.
,ra'-S;iitrg. II. D. Deput. Il 1105am
- a r tnl urg, S. U.& C. De.ot,G 1I.25 a m
.rri..eJ: i 2le. - - - 12-1 IPn
Union. 1 - - - 1.12 p m
Santuc, - - - 1.59 p m
Sheln. - - - 2:,p M
Strh - - - 3.09 p M
rrive t A -lon. - - 3 55p r
ILU:E t'10;E R.AILL'OAD AND ANDEI_ON
nBRANCH.
,eave 1Gelton 4.15 p m
,rrive Andterson - . 4.47 p m
Pendleton 5.25 p m
,aV Seleca S, f;.10 p m
Lrrive Walha:la 6.:3 p m
-ave Waliall. - - .0 a in
Senlec:l C, - - ho a m
'enellet!o. - - 9, a M
.Andersou, . - 110.22 a m
irive at Belton. . - 10.57 a m
LAnriENs L.AILWAY.
.eave Newberry. - - - :3.25p m
Lrrive Laure:i C. H.. - - 6.30 p m
,eave Laurens C. H., - - m4 a i
Lrrive Newberry, - - I1.10a m
.BBEVILLE IBANCH.
ave 33d. - - - 330pm
rrive a! . vile. - - - 4.31o m
.ave AleLville. - - - - 10.45 a m
Lrrive at lloges. - - - - mL. m
CONNECfl) S.
(:ose conet::tionl is now made at Seneca
ith it. & D. It. I . for Atlanta and beyoi,d.
. i :a South Carolina Railroad from Char
e:on. 01.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
]I,.]road from Wi!:ington and all
1uwits N orth thereof.
Wi.1i Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
!.ailroadl fiom Charlotte and all points
N orth threof.
L With A-heville & Spartanburg Rail Road
for pomn1 ill Western North Carolina.
With A. & C. Div. R. & D. R. R., from all
point- outh and Wet.
With A. & C. Div., I. & D. R. R., from At%
lai:ta and iyeond.
With A. & C. Div., R. & D. 1R. R.. from all
point- South and West.
.WitI Suth Caro:ina Railroad for Charles
With WVilmington. Columbia and Augusta
Riltiroid *or Wilmington and the North.
\Wit'i Charkotte. Columbia and Augusta
Uiailroad for Charlotte and the North.
With Asheville & Spartanburg Railroad
ron liender,onville.
I With .. & C. Div.. I. & D. R. 11. from
C.harlotte~ and beyond.
G. Kt [ALCUTT, S*,ulerintende-nt.
D) CA IDWEL.L. Asgt Giier.e-ra! Pasrger Agt.,
ounbia. S. 4.
TLTANTTIC COAST LINE.
PMASENGER DEPARTENT,
Wilmii!:ton. N. C.. N:oV. 15, 1885.
FAST LINE
harlea'n anld Columbia and
Upper South Carolin~a.
eae halsn, - - 7.20 a mn
- Lan -, - - - S.:34 a im
" Su mler, -9 .3 a im
.r:v (i mm bi, - - 10.40 a in
" in hort, - - 3.02 pnm
Cheser. - - - 4.15 pnm
La::4wter - - 7.21 p m
RLoJIk Hill - - 4.56 p m
(harlot ,N. C. - .05 p m
Newberry, S-. C. - 12.45 p~ m
- (; ree-lwood, - - 2.42 p ft
6:rn, - - IJ.30 "' i
Amier-oni. - - 4.47 p m
Genil, - - 51.35) p im
Wadlluhla, - - 6.33 p m
A bb-ville. - - 4.30 p~ m
Spti:i anbu)rg. - 4.40 p m
I Iemh-ri1on?ville, N. C.. 535 pm
COINC; EAST.
(-0ve l lend4erX-onville. N. C.. 7.00 a mn
bhev.t.i1ll, - - 10 45) a mn
Wa!hala - - .(0 al m U
Greecnvile, - 9.45 a m
imlr n, - 10 .22 a m
Laur1n1, -S 800 a im
G:4e(ood, - - 12.44 p
N wer.- - 302 p im
(ha rl te, N. C. - 12 .50 p m
-- R- Hill. - 1 .5)pfm
f--Lanca's4tr. - - 7.00 a ml
- Yorkille. - - 12.10 P im
o hs er. - - 2.42 p~ m
'\Wi n -bOr. - - :..4S p im
oimbia, - - 5.27 p im
rive Smuter. - - - ('.42 p mi
- :ms. - - - 7.45 prm
('luI cl-1ton. - - 9.10 p mn
's41ii T .nI hiet weeni Charlestonl anid
Specihl li-ft Cari attachedi to tii
aiin. No4 extra chargte for seat in tes
tr 0 to 4~= tn--snger htolding ~ First Class
eke t.
J. F. DIVINE.
T1. M. E-M:isoN.
Gjeneral Pa:ssenger Agent.
. J. RAMAGE & SON
HIAV E OPENED
one of lhe new 4:ore ro)oms oIf CrotwellI &
eVmbin l:E.Sll LINE OF DESIR ABLE
444i14', e:mi,~-in: ::mttor.i o'iher artices:
-i ANI)AI1) PR{INTS.
4(nen liahh. (''o:h,, Tow-lu and1 N4rkin-, La
le0' an, 4 'nt' lbi-es, llrogan4-. Plea-ie call
HO!GE FAMl!.Y GROCERIES
-AND
!.A~ rfT AITION\ SUPPLIES
For tae.
We ave.w.....i..-tore.I F-rri Ilamnt and
re:I f ,t :ip. C. C. C.I Tenntesee llams,
mo.e 1I-h liaend 'ix4 Tonguec, lacon,
41 and N. 4. Ml -,e-. .Jav., L.azuyra and
in4 ' 1e-. Fie: Gr.cen and < IoIOn Teas,
car of iff-rhn bra.l. Kirk'- Lautndry
14 : ii and o:h bra i-. A N, a nice hine of
.. F.v.s andit .1 aint, c:c., G(ss
- :. 4 h' 1-,-Ji Tumb!cr<. nice
lI..I IAMAGE & SON.
TOMAS B. LEE,
' el Mchaie: Ei eer Pot
41av . '- imatte.-:4i aml peritientions fur
..~~~~~~~~... ....... . . . . _.. 1- ,r,n ,.
C. & E. L. KER ISON9
s4)and ,-2 HASEI, 6TTRET.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
STAPL~
-AND - -
FanelY Dry Goods,
"MIGNON"
3 Button Kid Gloves, $1.00 per Pair.
Preparatory to purchasing Spring
Goods, we have recently made some
large reductions in the prices of
Dress Materials.
-AND OTHER
WINTER GOODS.
Cash orders, amounting to $10.00 or
over, will be delivered in the country
free of charge.
All orders promptly attended to.
C. & E. L. KERRISON,
8-20-ly CHARLESTON, S. 0.
WE WANT
Everybody to examiue our stock of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
TINWARE AND WOODENWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, BROOMS, ETC
THE BEST
Turning Plows A
IN THE CITY.
Call and get o- prices before buying
elsewhere.
SCOTT & BROS
Newberry, S. C.
10-15-3m
Wimiqong ,Col. &Augusta R.R.
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
DATDJuly 12th, 185. NO.4-. No.40.
DAEDDaily. Daily.
Lv. Wilmington.............820 p. M1. 10 10 P. i.
Lv. L.Waccamaw...............942 " 1117 -
Lv. Marion........... .............11.36 " 1240A.M.
Arrive Florence...........12 25 " 115 "
". Sumter........... .......434 A X. 434 "d
Columbia...... ..640 640 4
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 43 No. 47. -
Daily. Daily.
Lv. Columbia ................ 955 P. N.
Arrive Sumter...............11 55 "
Leave Florence........... ....... 4 30 P 3. 5 07 A. M
Lv. Marion.............5 14 553
Lv. L. Waccamaw ..............714 " 744
Ar. Wilmington...............833 907 "
Train No. 43 stoys at all Stations.
Nos. '48 and 47 stops only at Brinkley's
Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw, Fair Bluf,
Nichols, Marion, Pee Dee, Florence, Timmons
yile, Lynchburg, Mayesville, Sumter, Wedge
field, Camden Junction and Eatover.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on
C. & G. R. if., C , C. &t A. R. R. Stations, Aiken
Junction, and all points beyond, should takO
No. 48 NIght Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers fe r Savannah
and for Augusta on train 48.
Passengers on 40 can take 48 train from Flo
rence for Columbia, Augusta and Georgi.
-poin's via Columbia.
All trains run solid bet ween Charleston and
Wilmington
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintenda
T. M. EMERSON, Gen'i Pass. A gt.
South Carolina Railway Company.
cOMM3E%CING SUNDAY, NOV. 29, 1885, a,
6.05 A. M., Passenger Trains will run as
rollows, "Eastern time :"
TO AND FROM CHA.RLESTON.
EAST (DAILY.)
Depart Columbia at..7.30 a m 5.27 p m
Due Charleston......12.1$ p m 9.05 p m
WEST (DAILY).
Depart Charleston...7.20 a m 5.10 p m
Due Columbia.....10.40 am 10 00p m
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Depart Columbia.. 7.30 a m. 5.06 p m 5.27 p m
Due Camden..21.47 p m. 7.42 p m 7.42 p m
WEST (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Depart Camden...6.50 a m 6.60 a m 3.16 p m
Due Columbia.... .9.15 a m 10.40 a m 10.00 p m
TO AN.D FROM AUGUSTA.
EAST (DAILY.)
Depart Columbia..... 6 27 p m
Due Augusta.......10.30 p m
WEST (DAILY.)
Depart Augusta.......4.45 p m
Due Columbia........10.00 p m -
CONNECTIONs
Made atColumoia with Columbia tani Green
ville liailRoad by train arriving at 10.00A.M.,
and departing at 5.27 P. M. At Columbia
Junction with Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gusta liail Road by same train to and from J
all points on both roads.
Passengers by these trains take Supper at
Brahchvil le.
At Charleston with Steamers for New York ;
and on Tuesdays and Fi idays with steamer
for Jacksonville and points on the St. John's
River; also with Charleston and Savannah
Railroad to and from Savannah and all
points in Fw'rida.
At Aug..ta with Georgia and Central
Railroads to and from all points West and
South. At Blackville ;o and from points on
Barnwell Railroad. Through tickets can be
purchased to all points South and West, by
applying to
D. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
JOHN B. PECK, Gieneral Manager.
D. C. A LLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
POS:TIVELY BURNS
STUMPS.
No crude petrolit.mn.
sul pbur,saltpeter or ex
"\ picsives, but is a comn
pound. which,.if put in
,,' tlthe stump and set liro
Sto, will burn It,
ROOTS AND ALL.
CRE EN OR DRY.
N..,.Sernd 51.00 for enough -
Penetrative to burn I3
- argeor18small stum pl.
Satisfaction guaran teed
or money cheerfully re
funded. Send for ius
trtdcIrcular. &C.
A gents Wanted.
Address
F. E. FrOss &~ Co.
Lock Box D.
HI. C. SUMM1ERS,
DEALER IN
Winies, Liquors, Lager Beer, Cigars
an<d Tobacco. Prompt attention paid to
all orders, I am prepared to furnish
demi.ohnS. kegs and jugs, and they can
be returned and no charge made for
themi. J. B. Lainier's celebrated first
~radle corn whiskey always on1 hand.
Also will keep in stock a full line of the
lower grade of goods, together with
inmported Wines, Brandies, Gins, and all -
other goods usual to a first class house,
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Orders solicited.
In connection with the bar I run a
full supply of family groceries and pro
visions. 7-23.-7m
PARKE R'SI
HAIR BALSAMI
S the popular favorite for dress-I
jog the hair, Restoring the color
A" when gray ,and preventing Dan
du.It cleanses the scatp,j
stops the hair falling, and
sure to please. Soc. and $r. sizes at Druggists.
The Best Cough Cure you san use
and the best known preventive of Consumption.
PARKF.R's To:iic kept in it home is a sentinel to
keep sickness out. L sed discreetly it keeps the k
blo.od pure and the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
in working order. Coughs and Colds vanish be-.
fore it. lt builds up the health.
If veu suffer from D)ebility, Skin Eruphlos,
Cougla Asthmra. Dyspepsia. Kidney, Urinary or
Female Complaints, or any disorder of the Lungs,
Stomach. Bowels, Blood or Nerves, don't wait
til-aesike in bed, but use PAnKKR's TosIc
y;it wi ;;ive you new life and vigor.
H ISCOX & CO.. N. Y.
Sold by Druggists. Large saving buying $t size.
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