Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, August 18, 1881, Image 4
The '?i'an^gj>^ij'| '.Times
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Pot??nw? *ir a Simoku.?Mr. John
Felder, a earp*?tt?r iu-our town, was
stung on Wednesday morning by a
?pider, and seriously poisoned. He
is Buttering very tuuehfrum the effect
and is entirely "disabled from work.
T??r.\ liJLiJCTioK.?In another
rolumu it will beseen that an election
for M?y<ir v\t*i' fi>ur Aldermen for
Oraugeimrg will be held on Tuesday,
the 1 litU of September. The books
will be open for He?'ist ration on the
three- weekdays- previous.
ARaj.?A?'t.?H> \V., writing to
the Times, from Vancoa Ferry says;
"A fine - mule. of. Air J.. ?S.! Hart's
wan shot yesterday, (Sunday'). by a
jicgrn for jumping in the-Held*., -and
? lied last night."?"We* had several
-good 'rainVi here of late, which is do
ing th'e'rice good.'1 '
Death.? Mr. Fred Syuphre't, a
brother-in daw of .Mr. .las VanTassel.
for many years a men-ban* at Hruiich
Tille, but wMio, a few months a j >. em'
plated to Ih/Kik.vlicUl Oa., lye regret
to henr,di<-d at his home-at the latter
plait** on Mouday. Our uy input hies
are. with .hia .family and with his
friends nnd relatives in Oiau^cbwrg>
.-, mmm ? t0 - - ?
Ijf Gueenvii'.i.e.?The following
teachers froth* Orangeburg, are now
in a'.tendance upon the Normal liisti
tute in Green vi He: Mrs. A. R. Zim
merman, Miss ' M: A. Mt* Mi eh a el,
"Mrs. M.K. Galdwvll, Mrs. M.. K.
Whetstone, Miss-Mamie J. Edwards,
Mrs. Mary 1 Ymhcrlon and Mr.
.Hugh W. Pemberton. J
ArruKciateo.?On Wednesday ,
-morning we were gracefully present
?Vd by .'Miss Adelia Raysor with!
some beautiful, ripe and rosy
? peaches, from the orchard of M is. I
A. I). Frederick. Such attentioiis
and remembrances gladden the heart
of thevditor, ami lighten hi.-burdens
''more Htait we can express. . .
Pcachcs.?Wo return many thanks
to Sam Stephens, a colored farmer
ot (?.*ow Castle township, for a box of
tine peaches raised by him. Th *y '
wer.- larjje, beautiful and delirious.'
and the b-vst of it is he has f.f ecu
trc-a all beating thi* sain** line and ex
cellent quality of fruit.
Revival.?The meeting waa pro
tected after the I'nion at Antioch,
and a refreshing revival resulted
"Niutecn persons were added to the
?Church; ami the religions jeelin?i in
1 lit* community is better thnn it has
!?eeh for years. Rev. Galphin gtve
much of his time to the t Mise from
< Irahgeburg.
Rei.ioioi's M i:t:ti noV - There will
Im*'ii ::iii11 mass meet injr al Union
< 'amp-ground on t he, second * uhduy
in September. I).-. A. fi. H.-ivgood.
P????<!.l*?ir of 10 n ???v. ('Mle r * <? ,!>rgiti.
u most distinguished und ehnpient I
Met lmdist ?liviue, will preach in the;
morning; an I probably Mr-*. Rishop
Wight man will address the ladies in i
t be afternoon.
FiitsT Rai.k( 'ottov. Cum* 1881 ?
Mr. .James F Way of St. Matthews
has the honor for the fourth time in
sue *easion of .-ending to Market the
llrst bale of cot ?ein raised iu the conti
ty. It was brought into town hist
Friday, and sold .Mrs rs Hull i. Sco
villi?; who t la.-sed it low middling.
The bale neighed 4.15 pounds and
brought IOjS ets. This is two days
earlier than last year and six days
earlier than the \-ear befrtte.
..- mm * trnrn -
A Goon Hit.?We learn that ti e
boys at Grahams, a few d:<ys after the
Trieater trial, organized a regular
court, with judge and jury, t*lid tried
a cat for murder, the otVen.se being
the killing and devouring of a pel
bird. Argument having be mi li'iard
on the part id* the juvenile lawyers,
and the judge's charge being deliver
cd in ?lue form, t be jury, alter a short
absence, brought in the verdict "not
guilty" on the plea of ihm ity.
School Tki.'.stees.?The following
gent leinen have recently been up
pointed School Trustees for the vaf
iousSelnibl "Districts in the County,
in which they live: Win. Wise. Col.
A. P. A maker, Dr .1. 1). Iuabinet, S.
C. Tindal,? J. II. Harley? A. R. Phil
lips, .J. 'A. Kennerly, Riifus ("'. Sal ley.
W. A. Mack ay. i'erry W Gariek,
Frank Wav, J. R. Fehler and Rev.
Wr r: (1ia pi i n.
On TUR Wfjfo.?The Orangeburg
teain.whil oil the way-to the Spaitan
burg Gun Tournament stopped over
on Wednesday tind played a match
game with the Columbia Club, ie
suiting in ii victory for Orangeburg,
in a score of to 111. In the indi
vidual contest, (lie first prize was de
rided between T. Hasel Gibbes of
C.Hiunbia, and D. E. Smoak ol
Oraugeburg, and the second prize
was won Ivy A. M. Izhir of Orange
b.irg. In the double ball match, the
second prize was divided between
Gibbes of Columbia, and D. J; Sal ley
of Orangeburg.
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New ifc S Eco K on a no EsoiKEs.-Takc
notice thaf Straus Co are offering
the finest lot of second hand engines
and new engines at cheaper rates than
can be obtained anywhere. A line
lot of them will arrive in a few days,
and parties desiring to buy will lind
t to their interest to call and exam
nc them.'
-hb?b-b" _ _ja? aagggg
-ORANGE LEAV?S>
?u? ?
?What lovely wchtherJ
?Dou't neglect your turnip patch.
? Boys the holidays will soon be
over.
?Fools always love to show them
selves.
?A com and bunion doctor is in
town.
- -Repairs are going ou on our streota
and pavements.
?The weather changed cool and
delightful ort Tuesday
?Considerable hail tell in the Fork
on Suinlay, but little or no damage
was donv.
?We call attention to the card of
Mr. Kirk Robinson ili another" col-*
Ulli u. _?
'?Mr. J. C.'Pike .started for New
York last night to lay Hi Ilia fall
stock.
? More than ustial changes among
clerks and lucre-haulsarc taking place
in preparation lor the fall trade.
?Mr. Hiiskell Smith has changed
to ? A W Walkers to Mr ('or nelson ?
where he is now clerking.
? A saeak thief enter.; I the dwcll
ingofMr. A R riiiison oh Tues day
night nud carried oil" some articles.
? There is a go > 1 deal of kic kitig
a'alliut '.he new road from Kenuerlys
into Lexington. What in the objec
tion?
? Miss Thompson is now teaching
the Cvrmnn and more fashionable
dances at her school.
? Methodist Caiiip meetings and
Baptist prbtVactcd meetings are now
all t be go.
?The Oraiigehurgglass ball team
has g Hit to the Spartauhurg tourua i
m?:Ut. May they bring back the lion
ors.
? Mr. .7. IL Fowles made an inter
esting talk to ib.* children at the K
pis.-opalchurch oulast Sunday nlT^er
uob:i.
?Our'farmers arc going lor tnr
nips. .Mr. W . F. Kb hi it son sold out
an enormous quantity of .seed bist
! week, and still they come.
j ' ?Mr. A. M. I'arlrr. our fonn.t pu
j pil, is now located in Orangeburg
clerking lor Mr. Samuel .Speigel. \Vo
wish htm much success.
-V drummer said a few days ago
that he had not seen an interior town
with greater eviilcnces of thrift than
I h angeburg.
?The Columbia R*y?Vf?-r says;
?*Tiie Drang . bit :-g teant are good
shooters- Thy cleaned out the < 'ol
umhia boy Si''
? Mr. .LS. Albergo'ii formerly of
('. f). Korijohn'.-, is now with Mr The
odutv Kobn who.'e hf will be pleased
to >ce bis many friends.
?We haver received a finely print
c I copy of ill:! ili'nutei of ti e P v.ss
Association while at lh-attfori audin
Florida.
? Mr. K. .1. Sum ik of the Fork .sold
the first bale of cotton al Midway on
Au?; 11th to S .Miller A Co for *10?
i cuts.
? Mr. T. M. lliley killed, on Tuns
day of last week, a rattlesnake tnea'su
ring live feet and live iucht-* with four
teen ra!tle> and a button. A mons
ter indeed?
?Read advertisement of so la wa
ter fountain, medicines, drills
for k-ile on next Monday in Hamberg
by cssr.s Skinner ?fc Williams. A
rare chance is o lie re I.
? Maj. A. I?. Iv lib wit on. formerly
our I'rohaie Judge, is now doing an
excellent law business in Peabndy
Kansas. lie is a Ii ist class lawyer,
and will succeed .anywhere.
?Prof. James La Roche is Summer
ing it at Suwanec, Tennessee. His
evening lullaby is, "Way down the
Snwanee Ac."
Mr. Pos!ell, our eflleient Railroad
Agent, has secured the services of M r
Ch.irlio L. Howell, of Braiiehvillc, as
assistant clerk.
Mr. Syephiytt was a member oft he
Knights of Honor al the time of his
death, and his family will receive a
handsome sum.
? W? have received the minutes of
the Baptist .VIisnionary Union too late
for this issue. They will appear in
otr nox t.
M. F. .Stafford, of Ma lining, com
mitted-suicide in that town, shooting
himself t hrough the head with a re
volver, about 7 o'clock last Friday
morning. He was about 26 years of
age.
? Mr. T. C\ Hubbell has moved, to
the place under the Engine Hall for
merly used as the Post Otlice where
his variety store shows oil' to much
greater advantage. Call on him and j
get bargains.
?Ah soon as you bring your first
bale of cotton to town call on Mr.
Kftk Robinson, or the editor and pay
up und co.tt in tie your subscription,
to the 'fines. It is only .$1 to y<m,
but JflOOO to ?s. "And don't 'von
forget it/'
?We hear of a religions meeting
going on at Sodom' Church, among
the colored people of ffr?? Fork, in
which an eminent colored preacher
from abroad discussed the "Origin of
the Negro,1' and went through with
itbe proof that Pharaoh was a negro;
MjMg PJBI f^SBBBSBSSSSBSSBBSKS!
?Mr. T. C. Hubbcil say.a that his
Charleston baker is now supply illg
hiiu;Hith,:brott(l everyday, iusle.nl of
every other day, so that he is now
prepared lo supply the increased tlu
uiaud. '?!
Duss.vtisrTiiD ?The immigrants
that stopped as laborers in Ornnge
burg, we hear, have become dissatis
fied and left. This is another proof of
what;)vc have said again, and again,
that we are not prepared for immi
grants as laborers, liiit 'we need them,
and can satisfy them as land own
ers. Il is in this way that we can
benefit our section by immigration.
These repeated failures as laborers
only make I he labor we have worse.
To (.'onuesroNOeirrs.? We have re
ceived a nu Iii her of letters from the
Orangeburg teachers at Greenville
which wo appreciate very highly and
for which our sincere thanks,
but as they all necessarily covered
the same ground, namely, the opera?
tion.softhe Norm il Institutewe coil hi
of course, publish but one. We hope
this explanation will be satisfactory
to the other writers, as their com muni
cat ions were highly acceptable and
pleasing.
Sciinoi. ()im:mn< . ?Rev. ,7. F. Kis r
advertises in another column that the
exercises ol bis high school for boys'
and girls will be resumed on the first
Monday in September. Mr. IviscY
has taught but a short lime in Orange
burg, but is that short time liv has
established the fact that hi- is a care
ful, pa mistaking and systematic teach
er. He has spared no pains nor ex
peiisc in making his school house
comfortable, and everythingaround
I he grounds and building -wears ail'
aspect of neatness, system and dis
cipline. We heartily commend his
Kolipbl to public patronage.
Y. M. C. A. DlSTUlCT CuXVKNTIojf.?
This Convention composed of dele
gates from various Counties, will
commence its sessions here to-mor- j
row (Friday) at the Methodist,
Church. The following is the pro-{
gram nie to be carried out: At SM 5
to-morrow ?.' s il 1 g there wilt be aj
short welcome service, after which {
there will be a prayer and praise
meeting. At 11 o'clock on Saturday!
morning, the Convention meets, and, ;
after the election of uflieers, will dis
cuss the following topics: "Use of!
the Bible," "Prayer and Praise Meet
iiigs," and "Personal EiTort.'' At 3
o'clock in the afternoon, the Con yen
tion meets again, and will discuss
the question, "How can the Pulpit
Assist the Y. M. C. A?" und the sub
ject "Social Meetings.'' At 8.15 on
Saturday night, the Convention
meets again and discusses the sub
jects, "Work Among Roys," and
??Temperanee." On Sunday after
noon, a Young Men's meeting will be
held at 5 o'clock at the K?me pbice
for men alone. At night a prayer a ml
praise meeting will be held, lifter
which there will be a short farewell
service. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public, and especially
to the young men of the town to at
tend all the meetings and lake part
in tIk; exercises.
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Master's Sales.
In compliance with orders of the Court
of Common i.'loa*, I will cell on the 1st
Montlay in September tioxl. at Orahgel?iirg
Court House, within t he legal hours of sale,
the Heal Krttalo described in the following
cases, situate in- the County of Orangeburg :
John Ci Pike vh. ,|. Lewis fiibson.
The following tracts of land : One tract
containing 1??-4-10 acre*, more or Ics,
being iraet No. 2, of K-tate lahda of Mary
I'oil, and a part ofa tract of I -10 nne ,
convey* d to John II. Livingston by Th..l/. j
C Andrews.
Also, ' j
All dial other tract containing 150 nc-r<-\I
ni ore or lov?, hounded, formerly, by l;ia I
of the Kstatc of James T. Carson and Mary
I'ou. and It. R I\>u, and the Kun of th ?
Nerth Kojst? Biver, being the tract con
Vfycil to .lohn II. Livingston by K. 1. Cain. ;
Sheriff of Oi.tngcburg County. These
tracts will l>e sohl separate) v or as a whole.
Terms?Cash. If die purchaser shall fail
to comply with I be terms ofsa'o. the said
tracts will he resold on the same, or on llie
next succeeding sab flay, on the want ? I
tcrnn, and ut the risk of the former
purchaser. Purchmers to pay for papers
and recording.
Also,
?lohn C. Pike, vs. Jane (.'. Clin in py and W
II. Champy.
The two following tracts of bind: One
tract situate on both ."ides of the old
Ornngehurg and- I hnr'e-?ioii Road, con
taining ?0 acres, more or less, and bounded
by binds of Jacob, Jo.duia and Mar}- M
Ho/./.ard.
Also,
Another tract, containing "7.J neres,
more or loss, and hounded by In ids oi
Joshua Ito/./anl, Whitiihore and P. S.
Felder, which tracts were conveyed to said
Jane ('. Champy and W. II Champy by
?I W. II. Duke?. Theso two tracts will be
sold as as whole. Terms? ash enough to
pay I he uniuunt reported to be due to the
plaintiff, hIth interest nn I the co-its mid
expeh'e* of sale, and the balance on n cred
it until the 1st day o: January. |882, and a
bond with interest, from tbc day of sale,
payable annually, and a mortgage of Ihe
properly. If the purchaser shall fail to
comply with the terms of sale, flu: property
wib be resold on tlieaantc. or on tho next
snci-oedinR snle day, on the ?am? terms,
and at the ri.-k of the former purchaser.
Purchaser Mr par" for papers and recording.
Wi.OtOVBK,
? Masteir.
Master's Office; Arrgifsf 12, 1 .
aug ltf . - 3't
?Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Tole
do, says; "One of Prof. Guiimctte't;
French Kidney puds cured me of lum
Jingo -and kidney disoa.se in throe
weeks ti.njc. "My ease had been giveif
\\jf. by the best Doctors as incurable,
During all tins time I. suffered un
told agony and paid out large atims
qfnioney. *
RHU II II. I.LWliN,
lMIOTOGRAiMIi:R,
-?In roar of T. KOIIN'S Store.
Entrance through the Store
Work neatly and promptly done
OltANG'EBU RG, S. C.
Attorney and Counsellor t Law
DI'tANyiill ?Uiiti. S. (j.
DKlce eoruer ofr,(\>urt House Siju.ttv
aiid'f'bureh Sti'eer, the same
formerly owned and oc
cupied *by "yVm. M.
Hufsoii, Ksq.
mi ?? 11
TUTT'S
FILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Losacf tippetlte.Nansea.bowela contivc.
Fain in tnollena,with a dviirscnnation in
tho 5"ftc? part, Poin under tho nhoulder
bl?clo, fullness after eating."with a disin
clination to exortion of'bony orjrriiricL
Irritability of tamper. Low spirits. Lobs
of memory, wf:h a fooling of having neg
ISctedBome 37 .tjr, weariness, Dizzinea*,
riilttcHng ofl fie Eroart.~Db"ta"b"?if?"re the
eyo?, Ttotiowniktn, Beadache, HoatloBB
neas ?: nigh* ."fifghly coloredTUrlne.
IFTHiSS*W ARNINGS ABE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS 01SLASES Witt SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TU TT'8 PILLS cnpeclally adapted to
?ueli cuHcn.ono duio ?? tree th suchnchaDgo
of fecllne; an to astonish the sufferer.
Thoy Inrrenw itio Appetite, And cause tho
body to Tnke on Flrali. thus Du- system I*
nourl.hed.antl by thclrTonle Atllonun the
UtcnllToOrcnnii, Rcfralnr Mtoolo are pro
duced. Price a cent*, aa Harray St., n.y.
Okay IlAinorWitiBKcni changed to a Glossy
Ulack by a sIiikI? application uf this Dyk. It
l-nparis a natural color, acta Instantaneously.
Bold by I)riiggUlii,or lonl by cipr.sn oa r*cript of ft.
Office, 30 Murray 8t., Now York.
CDr. TCTTa BAXCAL ot Tala.M. Infarsftloa m*i h
CttAit Herd't? ?Hl In ?all?? FBSK en ?pplkatUa.fr
lliiuiiit^, OmhibiiH* Ac.
Haying bought out the on I fit of
Hnrf-es, W upon aiid Ottinihus, from
jilr.?V, M.Miin, lope t her witli (he poml
will ofsa'nb, 1 am prypVrid tu haul every
kind of freight with dispatch. Merchants
enlriistuip their liiisine-s to mo will tie faith
fully Kfi veil. I'a*sw|tpe rs tor the Indus
can be served any h r 4ay or nipht. Spo
uinl coiilniels Hindu for la rye bi'i.-of haiil
in?
() den? fur wagon er Omnibus mav ho
lelt at HI ores of ? r. .1. (J. Wunnamaker.
l)r A. Ittcvus tiu'd K.xpress "liiee.
Any. II J.ti. ptiSTKLIJt
8:h. ISS1.
the
the
A (i!i<L
Pf. Matts i:\ .-, S. t
/ttfifor Ihuin'jtbnrn 'liu'tfA:
I'lea.-e piiblisli the folhiwhi'i: Fi>r pond
rea-ons, tIi,' i'o.in y i'nni iiis?i:i ier-1 ?le-.-nt
it ilieApedii lit lo liavu a bl'iiljje built a
crui" the .N'tirtli L.Jixn? Itiver at Slab's
L?ialiuj; at present, ami tli re will lie ho
coiilraci pi Veil out lor ihe luiiliiiu^ <U
kii.iiiC ein i Itii liier luitie? i^ t;iv?;ii by
J'tiNttl.
Rcsjieet fullv,
c (.. da:: : zi.f.r.
< hairiiiau.
attg U -Jt.
St?rket Reports.
iorri-eted every week by >le.-ris. lici.l.
A Si.(?vn.i..
I'itiPAy, .Tnne I?, 1881.
fiiT i ON
Mi.l.tlinv. 01 fir
I.<?? Midiilhvirs. sj'ai.
.tiiiiary. !J|ji 6
lMtOV{.^ilL\{j
i y?rh.t. 7?"?.'?.
.V* i'urii .
peai. 1 50
iMHlder, per 1 IM) II?.-.1 50
??.>": b biet.SU
Malaria I? ?n? l#ri?>eeii i'itijii'oron?
Poison, sprcmllnp diseast ond ile;Uh in many
localities, for which quinl c is no irrnilinc an
titode, hut tor the effects op which IldSlctler's
Stumach llittera is not only a thortinRh reme
dy, but a rcli.ihlc prcv?nfutive. To this fact
tlicic is an overwhelming" array of teatimony,
cvli'iiding over a pferiDlt of thirty years. All
disorders of the ItverV 4toinarh and bowel?
arc also conquered by the Bitters.
For sale by all Dmiririits and DeaUrs
generally/
Dune in the be?t ntttiinftf and on the
ntosi reasiputblu terms. Also
Blacksmith. Worls
()i t\try defci'ipiioii done on ihe
chortest nulies and at rnode.'rab?
|ii?iee?r.
HAT! BAY! COEN! OATS! OATS!
80I3n.lew prime Eastoni Hay
A lot orpi'imo White Corn)
ALSO
Eed rust proof Seed Oats
NOW is your time to buj- a lot of uhoicc Abbcviile raised oatth
Spcds'ihust advance with a light crop.
3 Tailor Gins- on Hand.
ALSO
A ffi sb supply of Frniily dowries including dclu ncics for invalid*,
Lunch and Potted tongue, potted hum, niichbvty pnMe, < an muckered, pal
ihcn, and lobsters, gcli;tii.e, fierh trat Kols, cut It.nf and pewdeud fcngar?v
IIvmui, Yoi ng Uy.-on, Gunpowder hud Otdobg tens.
JO?l\ A* HAMILTON
NEXT TO ?ENttY ROIItf.
Qup Elative in its
O nttibutes.
IHE WHITE
Stands acknowledgod
KING
Of Hewing Machines.
It has the Fioust Fished Wood
Work, and is the
BEST MADE
Machine in the Market
Its Shuttle is Self-threading,
Its Needle id Self setting,
Its Bobbins can be filled without
removing wot'k or attachments?
So simply Constructed and Light
Iluuuiug, that a child cnu tine iti
Warranted for fiVeyc.tl's.
'20.1 ?JS I.?ly
eWPaRaLLELEB
SSJGOESS -1
or the
It
A
Suld by
Orangehurj;, IS. i\
net 1 1SS? lv
THE UNDE r SIGNED
AflVrn to UIh friends-ami llic
public, at the store recent 'y occupied
A full Stuck til' (iciieral
MERCHANDISE.
A call solicited and satisfaction guaran
teed.
TOBACCO
Will be made n specialty.
W. B. THOMPSON.
jiine 1 18SU ly
MELLICHAMFS
HIGH SCHOOL.
THK 10th ANNUAL SESSION
of this S-Vhtml will uonuntitct! on the
FIRST MONDAY
S K T T K M BE R 1 8 S .1.
Boys are prepared for College
or Hiisiucss, ami yoiing Indies ghcu
a rixtsil/.o oiLiisE.
-o
Renewed efforts will be made to
make this School even more accepta
ble and elliciefrf,- if possible, than it
has been during the past Nim: Ye Alts
of its successful aittl uninterrupted
progress. No pains will be spared
in the thorough training, morally and
intellectually, of every pupil in at
tendance;
All the EXOLISII Bkasciiks, be
sides Latin, Greek, and French are
regularly taught.
-o??
Boolv-Keepiny,'. Pen
nm'fiship and the Kt hit's ?f
I ili.SVltcSR* receive special attention.
The aim of the Principal is the'
II kam' as'well as the Mino of tire
pupil in the cultivation of correct and
nno'..ling moral principles-.
Primary and frVterinVtliateV.....$2.00.
Advanced Kirglisb.$2.f)0.
Latin, Greek, French and Book
Keeping, each, extra, 50 cts.
Liberal tlodiYeCrons made when;
more than one pupil atdftnds from a
family.
Hoard can be obtained at IVom 10
to 12 dollars per month.
For further partieur'-.ra tfppfy to,
STILUS k. to fcLLJC'IfAMP,
PVireeipnK
Oraftgcb^r^. ^ {'.; Artg. 4, 1881.
< ntli Carolina Hail ltobd
l^tHsciigcr Detlni-titteiai
CIIAKflE OK SCIlKDCLf.
On nml after Msv 15th. Issl. Pa??e;hgaf_
IVsitha on thin itu?"t*t Will fun ** follow***!
(till further noiicr.)
Orcrnyillf repress Train.
?OIN? V.AA'r (t'Ati.Y fcXC'Klt StSUAT.V
Leave Cidnlijhlrt rtt.;;;.??.?...6 00 1' M
Arrive at Canideh At...... 8 4ft M
Leave ?fiiiyeeUtir|?..??>m ?4?m.?.7 57 "
Arrive at ChhrlcstUIbb..10 45 **
goi.ici wist (I.AU.V yit'r.n stxlHT.)
Leave Charleston nt...?.<?iu..< 0 00 A M*
Leave Orniigehtirg rtt..?<.-.-<.H -18
Leave Canlileti at-.0...0.;:..?oj? f) \o j'
Arrive at Columbia at...;.'10 35 4
Way Freight and I'asseuper TraiL?? Dully
FAtcpt HttMUrt^i
OtttNU liASTi
1 Lcavu'Coluhtliliu.
Arrive at C?ttidfli:..?.?..\1 4U P M
Leave ()ratigeburg...i.?>.10 iB A M
Arrive at .-|ii?listd.o?i.. 3 *jo 1* M
1 nUtUrstWt.o... 1 55 1? 7kt
ooiso tvitafr (daIly txcrrx srxnAr.)
* Leave Charleston. 0 05 A AI
?' Augnsla. 7 56 **
?? l)rrtliByljiirg. 1 120 P M
Arrive at Columbia.-. 5 30 "
r- l'afwngerH leaving Columbia or I 'liar
h-ston nn these trains have to change row
at Branchvide to reach Charleston at 1 5&
j. in oi Columbia at 6 :>0 |< iu.
Night Kxpress Truius?Daily.
OU.Nti i.UT.
LcaTc Columbia.0 00 PM
?* Ornngeburg.12 ?l A i
Arrive at Align la. 7 25 i ????
Charleston.: t> 35 *!
OOINO WK.T, UALY I
LoaVC Charleston. 8 10 P ft
V Augusta. TOD "
Oraiigeburg. 1 K A ?1
Arrive at Columbia. 5 30 *'" '
t'ii Columbia Division Night Kxpres*
Train?, run daily; all other trains daily ex*
ecpt .Sunday.
On Augusta Divinum nil ras^engorTraiar
ruu daily.
Bleeping Cars arc attached to Night Kjt
piess 'J rains?berths only $1.50?between
i oluinbia, Ch.-trh-sinii and Angusta. Oa
Saturdays and Sundays, round trip tickets
ei?re sold to and from nil stations at 6n
Ihat-clnHs fare for the round trip, good l4Uf
.Monday noon to return. Kxcurtuotv tick
ets good for lea days are regularly ou-;-?.lo
at six cents per mile for round' trip? to- and'
from all stations. ('onnecUi*>nw> mndio uO
Columbia with UreohvWle ami Columbia
and Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
roads at t'harlotfe dnnetUti by train arrlv
t i.; at Columbia' at 10.3? A. AI., and (flaw
ing Columbia at ti.ou p. M. to and fiora at?
points on holh roads. At Charleston with'
steamers for New York on Wednesdays ami?
Saturdays; also with steamers fur Jackson?
vil'e, I'm., and points,on St. John Rive*
ami with Savannah and- Charleston- K<a*l
road to a>l points South.
Connections are made at A?gufeta vittb
Georgia Kail road and Central Kailtoi-d lo
am I from all point* West ajid. tto^ilh*
Through tickets can be pu?ebiAS*dj ta pit
points south and West, bv applyingit)
tr. CVALI.KN, Uh VA.
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j it. posTKbb, Aim ootiwtifthujtig,?. c.
THE KESTl,ESS A SlrEKPL^SS
OniRBcliisyg, N. C\
Trices will tell 1 Fact* ofu atubburiv \K
Where ca?. I get tho*oral\ twiknt!
Where can 1 get lh? LktenA^&ylfc??
? her* can 1 get thlrWMHMUal
Best satisEaction ami at the .t,
Thttsu are mHntions thn
btt iu??? man- Answer: Aijii.t:,
T. iJKCHlAV??.
At Job. feroi* ?toro.