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411 EVl;RY 1VIl)NES1)AY AT Explanations WaVnted. Evlron IE'OJs-rint: Your paper of the 2d instant contained the an nouncement that Mr. Sl3ioan. Ibtely a c le rk in th e ulicc -1 th e C 'i);1 'to r i f ' Internal l'.veue, l':i been d!is charged, ttnd Mr. "Jk Lit.t l e had been selected to till the v:ic,v. Mr. Sloan is a )em ocrat sla M1r. Little a notorious R,adical. Will You kindly explaitn to the white people of South Carol na why Mr. Sloan has been kickc out, in order to make place for Ia Radical ? Will you also explain why, Mr. A. M. Boozer is Chosel as Clerk of the Supreme Court when it is known, to all who care to know that during the eight years of negro dlomin :1 tion inl South Carolina he did 1 all he could to perpetuttel Radi- " cal rule here, and used his office as United States Commissioner to op press those brought before him for hearing. Will you kindly explain why, in these two instances at least., Itadicals and renegades are p)rov'ided for,] while white men (whose only fanit is ] that they are Democrats) are igr:ored ? i Will you pleaFe cxpniin to thoro whose labors, perils and sacrifices have resulted in )etnocratic supre macy, why they a re consi(iercd tiu worthy of oflce, while Radicals and renegades are selected in preference to Democrats to fill important places? Will you please tell me whether we arc still living under 1'adical rule, to the extent that. Radic.ls like Lit tle and Boozer (the latter the worst of the (wo) are :sectetd for imlt portant ofliece in preference those whose only dsqualifieation is that they have never joined hands with t the negro ill the ef'ort to oppress, degrade and ruin the white people of South Carolina ? An explanation is surely in order. AN,,o-SAXON. [We are not old enough I et to answer all the questions submitted above. Perhaps they tr-d bettr be determined in court,--En. RItsi:rim.] -Colymbi a Regfis:er-. Stato Bar Association. The following officers vt're elect ed: President----J ames 11. R-ion, LL. D., of Winnsboro. Secretary- -W. C. Benet, of Abjic ville. Treasurer--'T. Q. Marshall, of Cul umbia. Persuant to adjournment yester day morning, the Association res sembled in the hall of the Represen tatives at 7 P. 51. to hear the address of Judge Cooley. The orator was presented by President Iliarllee, and for an hour and a half'entertained his audience with an able address on the p)rogressiveness of' constitutional1 lawi and thme contiagencies upon1 which com tittins and laws have. been mnade ini the progr'es~ of' events. IIe was frequently '.pplmule'd and at tIme conclusion of' his a<kdress wvas unanimtlously teniderecd the thanks of' the Associotion. Major S. P. Hamiilton toasted Governor Sheppard, the imention of whose namen was received with rotinds of' aplauIitse. Governior Sh)lep pard replied( inl eloquient re:ars andl ras frequenuty greceted wvi th p. plause. Attornmevy General EarleC f.oastedl the Suprenme Court of South Carolina, andi Chief J1u"tice Simipsn respoind' ed. C'olonlel D). R. D)uncan toaisted the ' United St,ates Courts. Replied to by Judges Bonld and Simnontoin., Upon the conc Iluionl of the adl. dIress, adjourmenlct was taken to the Ilotel Jerome, where the Association and a large niumber of' guests par. took of' a miagn ificent dinnet', con.' Bisting of' every conlceivable goodl thing(. After the subst antials had been disposed of caime t,he poppitng of corks, durtting which Ju tdge Coohey, Governor R ichardlson. Genner'a You umns, Ceneral Miles, Ju tdge A 1(drtich.1 Speaker Simons1, G eneral Hfar'lhee, Col. R ion, Col. IMcKXissiek a mi 'Jundge Cothran also i'esplonded to toasts. About 1 o'clock this morning the happy occasion came to an endi. Columb>ia Recor'd. A pprechsInted. Mr. A. C. Jones, who hans filled so well the p)osit.ion of' chief elerk to thme Secretary of' State uinder Capt. J. N. Lipscomub, yesterday tur'ned orer the place to0 Captain U. R, Brooks, who has been aplpointed to the place by Secretary eitner'. The signlal abil ity amnd fidelity with which Mir. Jones has dlischalrgedl thie re(sp)onibhle duiieis of the oflice were fully recognized by Colonel Leitner', who deCsiredn himi t'o r'etainl tile place (dmtiing t.he prmesenit term, but Mr. ,Jones's bumsiness en.' gagements at Newberrty compe'lled him i to dcclinel the ofl'r, aind he( re tires with a record as a pubilic ollicer to whIich atny young man may well point wiitht jut, pride.-Co%lum/ia Regyister, Diec. 3rd. Money at Seven pet' !eint. In consider'itng the mnafter of' in. terest charges it is well to rememn ber that thme honest mloneCy lender in Greenville city, for instatnce, receives only 7) per' cent oil money loaned at 10, thme ;axes beini 2A per cent. .Relief' might, he given horrowers of' money by an act. of' legislatiotn ex emp)ting f'romn taxat.ion all mnoney loaned at 7 per cent.-('heenoille Couldn't Hear It Thunler. Au interesting letter from Mr. Joht iY. Week.;, stipertintindtent of DeKall l'tutper IHome: From a feeling of gratitude antid a de ;lro to henefit others, I volatntarily mak< his statement. I have great reason tc .e thikful that. I ever heard of B. 11. B. is I know what a blessing Itl has been t< ne. I lave sutterel wit.li BIonebilail Ca ar rh for a itin r. of years. Six tnontha t;,('I %% as tatei wit !t 'vcc payil it 1:.11t. car, wh h In a a few lavs bpgai t< lisclarge mait ter. with terriblo and a) nost, 1itC - ri. l p1al)itatiol and al orts of ie ist I:l my head. In ton daya titer" the comm elenteeiet of discharge ind l ait in my ear I bl,ean togrow dea t<d in six We ks f was sn deaf that ,onld t110 hear thluter. I wtas (en compelled to use conversa, i(m tuLbe, antl it. 1:s often that I Coul< lot. hear" w ith the t tbe. I then poml noncel takin'g l1, B. B. and the runnin r if Iny ear easeirl running in live weeks LnI canl nowV hra wit.houtl the tutbe. M3 enteral health has Improved, palp1tattiot 'ie, antd feel like at new being, ant il,preciate the benefit I have receivet ront 1. B. B. (ntale in Atlanta, Ga. vith gratittie to God tinil thankfulnesi o the propriet.ors for sticlh a mediline cheerfully reconlitend it to all who ar tlillietedl wtith dceafuess anti catatrrh. T'ry I; persev ere in its use antid you will ba uotinnetl .f its value. JOHN W. WEEKS, Stlnriatendent )eKalb Pattper Ilome. J);e-atur, Ga., May 1, 1886. 3right's Disease. .1 have been a sull'erer from Kidne3 lu<i Bladider troubles for several years have lately hadl what .4 termed Bright' ,)isease, an<l bave had consi<lerable swol. ing of my legs atid shortness of breath, l'h urea has poisone<l my blood also. I eeured anti nulI using (15. 13. lt.) Botani 'lood BanI11, and find it acts powerfula itnI very quickij , and I-am delighted witi .s cfil'ets. I haid preViously used a1 larg< ilanllIy of Varions adyertised remnedies, LiIt( seVeral emlincnt )hysicians als< railedl on me, b)It(. It. 11. It. standlsat th< op. JOHN II. MARTIN. Rock Creek, Ala., May -1, 186. All who desire full information aboul be eau;e and cure of Blood Poison 'eroftila and 8erofttlots Swellings, U. :"rs, Sores, Rh1letmatism, Kidney Con )Iaintts, Catarrh, etc., can secure b3 n:til, free, a copy of our 32-page Illuls rate I 13ok of Wonders, tilled with the n1(::t wontderful and startling proof eve: )ee kuowni. AMtire.s, BLOOD BALM CO., 11-2.1-1b. Atlanta, Ga. Notice. Application will be made to the ne ession of the general assembly of t Ihi "ate for a chtarter for the Chester an tr raoa!. .9-S-td Ioney to Loan on Cot ton Farms. In 'umas fram Five linndred )ollars t< ;ix 'lousand )ollars each. For ftrher inforiation apply to JNO. B. PALMER & SON, CUi11111tuia:, S. C. or G 1?O. S. MO1WER, 11-17 Newbrry, S. C. SWAFFIELD'S EIIfANTI TARlIORINC ESTA II USH ENT 1now replete with all the novelties foi 'WT ri"; WEAR. l)o(oti made ("specially for' oul tradeo. )ur style and1( lit cannlot bt( excelled(. 1-7-1y. 0. BART & CO., Importers11 amtl W,thlesale Dealers ini CHARLESTON, S. C. \.re receeiviing by3 steamer antd rail fromi the North taml W~est full supplies r.chi wveek of TIOl', (JAlilGIN, ONIONS, NUTS OF H, -Orer soiltiiedu andh promtly iled. 11-1 A N 1) ITm G.reat Formi, TIdustrial and Stock Joms cil of the Soui th.tone yealr fot $3.00. Sampi 'nines~' Or ith Soithernij Cult. ivator wvill b uited le'llE on' apicaiit tion tlo J.1 P.L IIAt IsliN &Co.,Draiwuirt, A tlanta, Ga. 11.2~ STE FREE! I"e ii Tin-hr lll e'very School UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. a PrononcIng, Ga:-.tr of th oi, of ovor 2!,000) titt ;Ia liiorrap'ithal t!'htinary, oif 947( Noted Petro: Ltoo)n ismrations; 1 18,000 WVordI in its v'oeniI ':,, binei .i00 m,or*e thant found in anty othier l.\n - . i" a -t nry THE CAROUiN TEACHER, whLich 14 the oiliil u rt n. of thi State, Depart mtontt of Eit luti 5. K ., a:m .-upply yout, and1 not cost yotu a A GlNGilF CENa'T. Wlrite at cei. Adare ., The Ca rollna~ Tcacher, CO LUMIA, 8. (. PARALLEL BILE&. 'ITh Authtori,t d'c an. Pavi l\'orsions of both: the ONld ma! News i 1:tamem it. parallelecolumn, line fit' lite onu aht , Halesmeni want 'd-E..:3r-. ai- whomt Wo offer Ll ;h-FZ'. I ys.C ENS Writo imaii-:a 'vfi r- : ! n i ls of Stanid ard SubJscripjt i1-.) 19-22 12a R~enew.4i IIer Youthi. Mrts. P'hie Chteslay, Petersonot, Clay Co, [owna, tell the following story, thle truthi C wi hI is voued for by tho( residets of thi lownt- "I ailn 73 years oldl, huavo beeon trot1 blead wIth k~ blinoy comtpint and lamienotss fo imanty yeairs;a coil ntot, direts mlysolf withoi helpI. Now I atm froe froma all pain andi 80r4 nteMs, andl im able11 to dto all my own lious wvoik. I Owl my tltmnka lo E'lect.jo fitters fc hinving rentewed my I t h il, anud remnoved con plItely ailI iseias( antd pain Triy ai bottl< n ti O. at. Coflelt & r yo.ann...,.. o. 8 FRESH '$H & OYSTERS Arriving daily by express at ein thy llALLET1' 1E -110USES Orders promptly filled for families atl delivered to any part of the city fie of ebharge. ut Rift Pro Also oni ham, and sol1 at reai(aable ru( 3 prices, eithur by the ton or b:mrcl. We will al4o keep on hand a sufleient quantity of ICE to supply the town and the surrounding country. I Terms cash. W. H. HUNT, Agt. Newberry, S. C. To! T?oa No t DiM ONDS, 11T(ll S,' Jewelry, Clocks, SILVER PLATED WARE, Pocket and Table Cutlery, MU8I6AL IN$TIIUMENTS, Watch Reparing a Specialty. EDUARi) SCOlOLTZ, Newberry, S. C. 1-1'l-tf. , COLUMBIA BOOK STORE, Xacl citi R. L. .lRYAN & CO., Piroprlietors. 13e We have recently added a Priin/itni; Department to our Book and Stationery iti TAI Establishment, and heg leav : to inform J:0 our Frienc+s of Newberry that we can now supply them with all the Law jJ Blanks used in the St.ate. Scud us your orders for printing of all kinds. We lpu gui.rantee satisfaction. 10-20-2b. AGENTS wANTE D IA (either sex) in every town in the United StatQs to sell our New Illustrated editions of SAM JOHES SEMN, With biography of his life; and sermons [[ by his co-laborer Sam Small. Great de mand. Selling by hundreds. Prices low. Large Commis;ions. Previous ex perience unnecessary. All succeed1. Write for terms, or !o save dlelay, scud 75 cents in stamups for full outlit. Ih" Address E. P. JORDAN & CO., 40) and 402 North Third St., 10-20-Sc. St. Louis. Mo. l\ewGood Successor to Cb I annouincc without hesitation to ni that I now have the host selectod line of Furnishing Goods yet offered to the peo; I have just returned fromn the Not f'or cash, and now, having no one in hu with, I prop)ose to sell as low as any mrat An~ elegant line of' Sirouse & Bro. Cutaway and Sack Suits, at the lowest All styles of Zeigler lBro.'s Shoes foi rJ.amos Means' $3.00 Shoes, all style town. Cheap Shoes and liats in ahunh AlMain Street, Newberry, S. C. FALLIMPO: --OF Desportes& We are now opening Novelties in Foreignm Silks, Blox Snits, T1rinmmtin Hosiery, Underwear, l~ ---ALSC Boys' Knee Suits, Boys FLANNELS, BLANI SHOES AN'D HATS F4 Wuhlte Good", Shirtinigs, Sheetings, Piiis I WVindow,~ Shesi, Col SEB"Ooods by e very 't steamer -all markeldi at Despor'tes 4 At the old "Shiv er'" Cor; PIANOS ANI Fomn the worldl's best ma:kers at fauctor 0 Eight grand makers and over three hut'tir iPIAN (Ohickering, Ma\lson & Hlamllin), ORG-A 'Hason & Ilamlin, Packard. ( Pianos and Organs delivered, freIght paid -(days trial andi freight both ways if not satisi r Columbi Music IIouse, branch of Luirdden h1ono, by oto w.ho wits ieaf t-enty-oIgI e 1r. 1'I'cti 4d by most of tio notetl sp sts w'thout biuelt. Curet hituolf I CO luonth8, ati+tI sico then littitretis t erd. Full pi11t,10 l r111.4 st"m. oila >tl enLvttoi S. PAGE, No.41 West 31t. St , New Yom y- l'.1--tt ro oat Cetgh,tn.ronchitin A4ttna indl wMn: f U R R'S TONIO %%ilt, tlay. t t.a taII. yo to how,".":t on', u ., tlh. I . *t t:r(wty fora t etton"+of thie throt al n 1m , i nil (1; ."..'. ti--it 1 III 1i;ntuebloodnat,desxhau,<tb"n. 'It)>1'.r:.t.anutdiie .Iggiint:tnagant dtil"aao, ndt Slowly ctrl'ting, to ti .ve.wil Iin uu,ostcru$I ensrecvr lhelr health by Wt tIme of P'altw:a'lTosie, tt diny - tndn trr,it.nv 'nk," tinme. Cur,"a whe-ll all el o foil,. G1Lvt'v n."w lift) o nigtlt to tltu aged anitirtn. $t at Utgt;LU. P,t A P 'E'. PI *1CAFOF%T. UNEQUAIED F $) 1 e, 7Touch, 1orl;niip an1 l:lra|.ili WILLIAM YNMt & Co., r. 204J& 200 West Baltinro 5t., Baltimor 112 Fifth Avouuo, Now Ycr;t. .i i ,. 1 { ) i " s;i th;o EA!;Y PAV Y_"NT ronttcon, ftnmnt3 nlontht atp. 100 Nityleia, $22 to ;t100. Noutd for Ct ;uc with full aticulatr4, mi:'iletl free. u'triuctc'l on the new t11'thlel of Ntrilnginlll, iilar tert:tx. 'ndl for (We:ripttive0 t:u tl."":u. ASON & IAiu.iL1' 0i\N AND PIANO CO Boston, Wlow York, Chicago. 1ighe's.itwtt' ivts oif litcth 'i4 1I irtiit' ar r ic"t. 'Tlh t nea tst . pitllti s, "t .s t tu 'st powt'l'1 ,itc. llI ,l1nowvn f. lt A IhtIttu u, l ri.y". .t"urtlait. I i .u"'' l ;o, l itr to 1"t,\V nne t, t it inl tir It 'u e tnal ti es tutl Iin s. 1:E tit-e. l I . h ns atntl lDruggists i' lt'It b ihet t I Iut ttion's Ph' It-urs promtptly rt"lb've-t :tul (-il; ort+ otlther pist:a r:: utlt grt"tt:y a:a:vos, liti tits IInI IA I,ti,tn-, atrt' tbltun 'ly tta"lb" t%ar tl- Ilit ia ( t 4 ltta!t"r ' it:;: '!.tr " nu tlt n1oi, siuch :t "'Unti ille," t':al ut n." Tu'i in19 ast'y nilt utterly wor'tlbless tntil i deul to tilce"ive. ASK I'(pi il:xtitN' S t Ci NO I tTlt . Al I ruilits. SF A I:Ill LI lfi)N, P'ro"lrlotors, Nv'w1Yoth. 1.:-1-;t WiVh1 to inlformt the'ir friendsi :'.1c blic generally th1nt. Ihl'y aro rcciviII cw and bealtiiltl lint of. lich l i' will ' ell e ot w ) c':Ia 1 a r i." ,. 1t. , t: - 1 .N . 1 ! ."I , At -., nn . ur :tfi e I .4ll'~ nit I )c. I u \ l' 'liIOt.Illng, I11$ till' en' '( 3ItS W t,l-l Uli t: flivo 't. p it )i.cTe(line !a of 'i-ru.:;e I ATIANTIC COAST LINE. 'ASSENGER 1)EPLARTMEN'', 1Wilingtont, N. C., May 2, 1880 har ic a i;rd ('ollmli=ia and TlUpp<r : o:thi ('talina. (ee'niens ed schttlu!h. (:O1 NU W:-S'r. 1.leave hrI on, - 7.20 a Im " 1,:Ilies, - - - 8."10 a Iu " SIItll('r. - - - 9.;:3I In A r:-;v 1(' 11t )1b 1, - - 10.-10 1 a 1in \' i1!1bO, - - 3.02 p 11 " (Ihes( 0r, - - - -1.18 p I " "O 1vilEe.- - - - (i.5 1 m " 1:1a ht r. . - 7.il1 p) m - " Ick i i l -- - 5.0:31) p lm ('ht:r't te, . ('.. - (i.15 ) m Newberry, S. C., -- 12..Is lit " I reenwo ul, - - 2.42 p I " LauIren , - - 5.55 p m1 1 Atlt< rsonl, - .. 4.47 i m S ret11viite, - - u.35 y in " IP:talia, - - 6.3 p m1 Al'bevite, - - - 1.;30 1 mn " S arltnbIrg, - 3.20 p in " 1 .en(terson vile, N. C., 7.10 p n UOIN( EAST. I . v :iltle'.cI vilit', N. C.. 7.00 a im m " ti,rt: 1bIrg, - - 12.1) 1 it " he ill, - - I) 45-) a t1 \ a1':lIIal:" - - - 8.20 a mn " G.rc"t-nvi Ile, - .. :..15 a 11n AIitIr1"aon1, - - 10.22 a tiu S 1.ailtr4n1s. - - 8.20 a in re.'n wo< , - - 12.-1-1 pIn Sewerry, - - :1.01 p n , (in1:-lettie, N . ('., - 1.001 pIm 1 - l illI, - - 2.12 p m ' :uilei , - -- ',0s a1 mU . t. n111 1 ia, - - :P.27 I it - ArTiv. Sulitte', - - - U.42 P i 11 '. ialll' - - - 7..15 p Iu ( 'II:u"le.tc)n, - - 9.10 p n IOn sI::htvi tr:ain will lettve Chuzries toil, S. ( '., 8:5 . I., art ic Columbib I p). m . l- Icruinlt leaves (Collumbia 5-27 - 1). Ill., :n riv '- (1llar!e.ttn 9:-45 p. mn. Sol 4i41 i Tr:lis bel.weell CIluitestnon and Speecia1 l',tf'et. Car: a(tached to this Irainl. N ( etra: e n1: ;' for Sent in these ear: Ic ('1ng :1bo !n1 ist ls. ticeets. (s'nteral Superinteu(lent. T. It. ~:aI1"-:ns0,, enral 'assenger AgenT Nl\ S'1'OCK. OF T !')" \ j AN) I 444..u o '1 0 0 4'O40 .11I: % i i(4 , : 1 1 1 10 i I'I 1. i .i ls A can iw~n th eac. cs ef any.p:opose linv ofee (c. .P . o.l & Co wwanAdvo. anig 3=rau,a c4.an4 lOea,.fr the-exctj costhe of I any tlll' proposed i e of11 Geo. P.R owel & Co., 14 10' Spu* St,Nw ok E. I 4tv ~ Ui j 44441 in . !I ile xt r.Iille fr. 1 inen, ~ 1 :~ such. : r pahuaul ,vorN,ni. B A ~iJ[:J the &\COi. PRIETO nLe,or WV hi, KYc. iI i . 'ICitriu. 1b .ef j rHE NEWBERRY HOTEL, NEWBERRY, S. C. W. T. Jonos & Brother, (SUCCESSORS TO C. C. CIASE,) Proprietors. Centrally Located, Popular Pri(eq, ?ollte Attenition. 5-12-1y. RIC0HAOND & DANVILLE i. It. Columbia & Greenville Division. 1'ASSENG ER D EPARTMENT, COLUMNIA, S. C., July 11) 1886. On and after Sunday, July 10, 1?86, t1 1ASSF N( EI TI{AINS will run as herewith dicated upon this road and its branhee Daily, except Sundays. No. 63. UP 1'ASSENUElR. Leave S. C. .lunction - 10.20 a m Coltuinbiu, C. U. 0)opot 10.45 a in Arrive Alston, - - - - 11.45 a m Nev berry, . . - - 12.48 p m Ninety-Six, D - - - 2.03 p m " 1loriges, - - 8.10 p m " Belton, . - - 4.11 p m Arrive Greenville, - - - - 6.86 p m No. 52. DOWN 1'ASSENUER. Leave Greenville, - - - 9.45 a m Arrive Belton, - - - 11.07 a n " lHodgest - 12 17 p m " Ninety-Six, D - - - 1.10 p m " Newberry, - - - 8.02 p m " Alston, - , - 4.06 p n Arrive Columbia, C. & (. 1)epot - 6.16 p in Arrive 8. C. Junction. . . . . . 6.80 p n HPAIITANIIUICO, UNION R COLUMBIA RAILROAD No.53. UP PASSENUEl. Lonve Aiston, - - - - 11.50 a m Arrivo Stiother, - - - - 12.211 Ipm ", heltol, - - - - 12.50 p m att1:uc, - - - - 1.22p n Ua in, 1 - - - 1.47pIn Joa..sville, - , - - 2.29 p m Arrive S. .rtatburg, S. U. & C. 1). 3.15 p in " It. & 1). . - 8.26 y UI No.52. DOWN 1'ASSENUEl{. Ltavo Spartanhurg, I. & ll. Depot, ll 12.00 n Spartanburg, 8. U.& C. 1.epot,U 12.101) In Arrivo Jocdville, - - - 1.00p In U"niun. 1) - - . 1.3o p in Suaituo, - - - 2.10 p m " Shelton, 252pm Strother, - - - 3.17 p ml Arrive at AlMto.t, - . - 3.55 p m 1l.Utl ItnDOC RAlR,OAD AND AN)k13ON )IRANCiI. Iatve Belton 4.16 p m Arrive Anderson 4.47 p In Pendlleton 5.26 p m Leave Seneca 8, (.10 p Arrive Walalla (1.33 p m Leave Walhalla, - - 8.20 a in Arrivo Senooa C, - a 42 a In " Pentileton, - - 0.38 a in " Anderson, - - 10.22 i in Arrive at ielton, - - 10.47 pi m LAURCN RteaAILWAY. Lerave Newvberry, - - - 3.15 P t Arrive I.ntreaC. If.. - - 6.,rn Leave .anrena C. Il., - - 8.20 a in Arrive Newberry. - - 11.10 a m 1, ttve ilo,lget. . - - . 3.30pi Arrive at Abbeville, .- - - 4.30 p a anve Abbev ille, - - - - 10.4 a ia Arrive at ltoges, - - - 1.46p m CJON N V, C11ONS8. (:Ims'e t"ulutc;tIi ti0 tioiH t w Iudc att Seneca w ivt R. & 1). . 11. -ur At and beyond. A. With Soutts Crolin- Railroad 2ront Char .aitv e Vilutinglon, Columg.bia and Augusta Aalvrunt (rt.n Abvlest-n, -- il4ngton aAr d a ll poits N urt- - her. o . 4 WVitha Chairlotte, Columbia and Augusta Cloilreond fio Charlotte and all poitne it. With A+.eville & Spartanbur Rail Road ti'r poitst ini Westerna Nrr,tl Carolina. C. With A. & C. aiv. It. & 1). . it., from all ttiot and 11est. h. 1il A. & U, Div., t. & g. . it., from At ilato andau beyonad. U:. Withi A. & C. Div., it. & 1). N. It., from all p,tiltD outalll anid WV'eNt. I . 1' jini oul Ii Ctrolin hailrond for Chrles an ll pinttsu iIadlali hd(a North.teeo With i haoitte, Coluntbin and Augusta I{ailironI for Clanrlotte and alie North. n. Wilh Atlhevillet & Sartaburg RallRoad iori pit cin erstrn Norhi Crolna Ci. W ita hA. & C. D)iv., it. & 1. 11. 1., froml hIt (a i tieyond. .1E. Wit. TA .'tat,. Iv., A.,& D.v aatI.a i. foum a.l point 8u0wi.th Aand( West. PasuagrAg (F. W ai)im Sou CaoiaIalodfrCals ithoiingto, &olumbaAugst (mailom fr imigtn ti the Northj . l)Aimailoath r8Char o. andth No.rth. irotu)aientersonvilye l1. WIiithitgA......1..20 . R. 11. fro Lv . -Vacaaaw..... T 1 14'"I Supr1nndnt iv. Maao.....TA1.,G. .A.,. :Vsington 12I). I. Al CA~' l'u ae...A..'.Genera P2ssnge Agt., Colunba, a. ....... oA i 3 im h(IiiIiL.....&.( A0us ta( ' TitAINS GOING NOUTHl. 1)A E Juy 2th 185.No. 48. No. 47. iAa laat ii.........1)Uly Daily. A1rv. W imint.on--------.......... . i. 101 1.M I,v ci , jacen.--....---....4'1 "1 1. . 1 7 Ae' i,v. Mirlo. ................... 3 "i 24A . . A "a Si n er.......---..4 31 A. M. 7 4 4 Wialevi ii,I .aka Wa ally. Dnr iluay, I . 04,3~ ol il ti.-a,- -..a .... 9a,Forn e 5f Pi. . viie ha I a once.---...a., ..........4lo Ha0 ato W. d07A ahI, a~an 5n intm,acjoa a.............. 1 " a 553 "r 1,V- aj',. i -r1 eenina ..............7 14 " 7 44 :.'rain It. it, stop.s It. Il Stat ions io No. M N nIgt 7 sx.otop ny t.rike' Sahitei Iha i'.akI Ittlt Sleamaw, faor Savauai Nie I is, A trinton PI r)ita 48.ene Tmno I'aLe,ttolen Juct iocn tand 4 Eatrai.rtnV 'assenger.1 (Alorthabia ganat amll points o JuA Il , natid ral soit beond rlsol take N.J4 iht. Expes.1)VN. Neprat l'llinn(loopral forntSaana an1l Str AugtI8sNa on'i 4am8. A Hmno vth Caolibin. wy opay A.s 1 rain , rasasaoliti b retwoon il Ch run nau Wiltnington,v. I tptrt alan tlat Gener ~ a Suintend7anti outht Car~olna1101 ttal9Way Co pn WOESlCIN (8UimsA Y O.2) 18,a 1 .05 Ata. 51.,aiPatseng7.r 'a in Wil10 runa TO AN) FIOM CfAM,ESTN'. EA1(AST (XAIt.1JiA. I >((parti Columin ati. .I.. ii .30 l 5.27 p mt rDto Carlestoin.l........--- .0 7.1 m .0 p i)epsi.n (arlaesto.7.1.......7.20 a ii5.16 p mn D ut G olu ialbin. ........... 10.35 a n 1000 p m rTO AND) FROM AMDENI'r. EAT(AL ExAILTYUDA. DeplIart. Cotiala.it.I0 .m 05 m 5.27 p mn Duia Unaiaitt.n......11.3 5 m. 7.42 .2 p 4tpg WET WILY ExceAT SUNay. Depat I analenIt...7.5 7 a m 4.40 p mn DueGlo m b aaaln. 1.am10.35 a m 10.00 p mt TOOAND FONGSTA t ar t Col aamaalia....... It .0 Cotatm 5.27( p moat DIt AtIlltae n. .,..........11.35 a t 10.5Ap m. iDe a11 A~t agt ..... P.0 aI At 4.4omanl .:ul tatColumba with atir1c Coltmbia and Green 4tlsta l:.dt lIontal by asnmno train to and fronm dll janliia on bthl rondsI. P enrsby theste traitns tako Supper at Al (.Charleon wIth Steamers for New York ; uia ona Ttue<lniys andt( Fa idayn With steametr rara Jaickatonv illI anal~ points oat thae St. John's Itiv er;aniso wilh Charmlestonand 8aiI lyainnahi Iailroi to tat1 faroma SIiaanah and( rall poinats it Florida. At Augusta with Georgia and Contral Itadilrotads to anal fromat l po1ints Won8, andl Souath. At ltlacekvillI to antO fronm pointe on ainrnaweli Italirond. Tharouagh tickets can be puranneL5 to aill POits South and WVest, b.v [upp1lyinlg to D. MCQUJE EN, A gent, Cohtinbla. JO0l1N Ii. PECIt, Genoral Managor. D. C. Ali.rN, a. 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