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, ? Reverie. . liT FATI1KK ltYAN. ? ' Only afew more years, ? " ? 1 Weary years; Only a lew.more tears, Hitter tears; , And then?atid then,,, like other men, J cease to WaViddr^ccasb to "weep; Dim shadow s o'er n>3' way shall creep,- ; Ami nut of the Pay/and Into the Nisrht', And Into the Dark and out of the Bright, I go?and death shall veil my faeq. i ? And the TeCt of years shall fast efface j My very name, and every trace J I leave On-earth,~ for them stern years | tread, ?.;.?-. ... 'i ( I And then?and then like other men, I close my eyes and go to sleep! Ah.!, mo, Wo,gjUV? isydarkMnidjde^p. Alas! alas! How fpoti we pass! ?i d . And, oh f we go ' '" : Mo f.ir nway! ;), I i When go wo must, !' From the light of life and the heat inf. stfjUq jfcjjtoih) ?? ,J ?' To the peace of Earth', and (he cold still ":>\td ^i>!'\\*e go;nhd inay nof stay, We travel,far the.dong, ,dark, dreary \viiv;':l' 11 '' '.l ' ' Out of Day and int? Nigh',. i t.,. ?> J IlitO the Darkness, out. of the Bright, , . And then?and then,-like other men, u "\\rft close oiir eyes and go to sleep, . Ah.! me,-the anryo^is lono and'decp! . Justify alloivcr.at ?noj-jj so fair; , 'J passed at eve?it was not there; , - T saw a sunbeam, ?johlen bright, ^ I sinWa. blond that sunbeam s'hroud^'g ,. Ami I saw Night Digging the grave of Day. Ami sadly, slowly. Jaid it down ; . . And Day nr tnrinf tlm ^uu"^ fair bride, . And Twilight beip\.l)er brow and died. And so iilas I like Day, we pass? ?M5?iif6?fr*we laugh, j At eve we weep; At morn/jve1 awakei- H')f>! At night we sleep? . y ml l ? j. '*Wb Hose our eyes"Uhu Jro'tft Sleep! Ah! me,) the grave-to sal It and deep. va i' * > ^p^b^d Town* t \<\ t'iik?i^ onty^uinotLtaw^ in the United States, as far as we know, and cer tainly the 'One "''which possesses the' ra^st^iflgutarjfyjstory is found on the - (jliew- i^?ftW "oast;* hidden: among, ithe ?fiff. TW^lS? IA Av.hich stretoh-? babfe. from the bench. Stopping-nt a* little station on t)ie Gepl^al^Now. Jersey <;RaiiRoad, the traveler fln^s the usual., two or three 10 new yellow wooden buildings; bdt half a milo beyond, in the midst'of thick woods, Tie comes upon a desert ed, gmpty;, tovyp,., ^Thore are rows oT solid.ly-bui|t blocks of brjok dwcRngs ; there are great foundcries,' and mills, ^-mid churches.'1 '"? *' ? >':H ?* 1 The gftuW k'rifee-depp in the iftr'eetsV Some of the buildings banjo j crumbled. int^x^n,ia?d are herld'cd; ?in^moss^butftlhrwrtlls of most of them, aro ? Btbrtditlgl ;'In>ihe,iva?ant rooms V ;ftf;iUie^;^n/Oo/^ / houses, .tre^s rhavo, grown, and r.ank>weeds Haunt gayjy, ^( whUe l^p jAw^r^^^ *vv elimhs.up to 1: tlifi.AOPi.of the gigantic itshinaneys, .: 'wnioh osed to1 belch Forth Volames of .? .fail ?yoll? Fiut, ? iv " ', :?- ? , fire.^nd .saipke, and waves, its enm <>''son bahner in triumph. ; aborere' familiea have -found shelter in the. best of the old buildings', ltut ?ieir presence only f socuis to- make the solit^do more np parent. The town is enclosed in a tfiep?0^j{Qid a^rnfltj: gates crcjaks^on its^ binges,tp.adtnit.tlie pjU^iou?;, visitorj . The story told by the superstitious ' nelglibois, to account lof iron works in a, lonely district whore'there was neither ore, fuel, a market, or means of transportation, is that the works were a nicre_R'didd for the onexations ,y ef Uhe,nptdd;iiirate, Cilbbs^and "his gang, who used them as a place of deposit, coming and going in the: boals^b[olj brpughtyth.e oi)c up the' inlet to the town., Tjhev ?l,cg? that on the very' tia}', lorty jycurs ago, ? !when Gubbs was bung, tfie wdrlJa closed, awjd;the -buildings have stood^ unused ever siuee* -I ., Unfortunately .? for -; the.'-l ; tr.utli of the romantic story, the town belongs bo d'vory reftpfet'tlhbre family, whose estate has been in litigation ??$f^'W$ 'i'b^S-?i1 ^ui^i^fc felne^, /probabiy, to all'inystoiuB/' ?.' ?>' .. ,v?iI...S.-M i<6uiolde; \uiAt,iyl\, ? -i .. j.off??1 . !iH t *utl bru -Im ? < On Wednesday last .John-Allison,' Uyiag^^-i^jnV. Roltk/iu '^ransyU' vania pounty, Ij. C.^ .committed suiy ^do^by. hahgj^g, plpjs^f,,. It is said cl that domeotic^tropbius (wds.tbe Cause1, nm\ becoming^ weary, oJ'lhis life, Uo secAred 'a ^parr of ' leather1Veins, pro ceeded to the"'woods near bv', and put, f 11? S?/dXHiIs] lift? in. m follbXhfe! mantu-r : .l ie climbed a tree with the : ittsunretl one end to a limb some d?A tance*?ll^ik^^^9r'tti% tree, foum= ed a noif^'a?:thb>litBB^ end wbichju^e, 0(jjJ>laecd aroupd iusi fteok^ .andv.juiMpotl . . oU'v.-liia feet reaching^ -\o v/iiiiin stpc f?<* Ineh'eS of-the grdhn?!) Ho'Wfts^found im Jf bis ajpppr^ep ,\vjLeu :,fpund he ?p^enefij.. ftwfu)j*f4:aogiUatiAnribcforQ ?udeath. .came to-hi.o relief,' ad his heel; 00 i^'not brc^reW. ^ abhnyAn^o'n^was ,,' wtelt knowii^'mapy'o^ .">? >\mH< Wft^neAiijha^mg prO (dpee to Gr^ep^yle mftr*ct,Joriniany Heduclton.) b. ? Owing to the goncral decline Im the price of cotton and other produce, we have concluded 10 put the pt ico of . , opr |aper tl ?wn to. ON1V DOLLAR AND FIVDl CENTS per annum, ihim nlae,iug it .vyitii'in . lho rpttcli of alL ijcniV m.your names ut once. j THE COLUMBIA REGISTER DAILY, THI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY. Best JN'owspaper ever published jit the Capital of South Carolina. Circulation Lnr?;o and Constantly In crcaBli ? WE RESFECTFULLY INVITE THE attention of the reading commun ity tni the excellent newspapers we are now publishing in Columbia. TIIEItEU ISTER Is the only paper ever published at the capital of South Carolina which is I conducted as are the Tending dailies of | I the principal eitles of tho country We have an ablu and dlsthigul^ed corps of | editor!;?gentlemen well kuOwu'tlll over Ithe State - for their learning, nblllty and I found Democratic principles;?men who ha.vd served-the 'State and tJio South on every occasion when tbtv demand arose for their servier, Und who may safely |.he. depended upon ng reliable leaders of | the .i)ciuocrni.y in the line of journalism THE DAILY REGISTER is a tweilty Ieight column, paper, 24 by .'id inches, printed on good paper and with Inrgje, i?lc?r outitype, eontaining the Latest Tel jegvaphie News, Full Market Reports, I editorial matter on the leading noeur renecs of the times, und replete with in teresting- miscellaneous reading. The I Local News Is full and Interesting, one ! 0,'lhor devoting his time exclusively to that ndepip tmeut. Our correspondence from Washington ami other, places of note gives an entertaining resume of all the important events of I ho day. ,{1TIE TKI-WEEKLY REGISTER, with 1 spine minor changes, coiupripes tho cou jti'iits of the Daily.at fth?O loss per an inum.. . i . .: .... 1 TJIE WEEKLY REGIS TER Is a large, (luw|dsome,ly.gptten up eight-page paper, 29 by 42 li/e^ies. containing, forty-eight columu&,\qf*r1?nillntf matter, ?"mbracing all the. ncwy of the. weck and the most editorial and local news* - Tl'.IiMS?IN ADVANCE. Dally Register, one year.87.00 j-Daily Register, six month!*. 3-/5D Daily Rcgls'erv three mouths.L;76 1'ri-Weekly Register, one year........ So"1 1'rl-Weekly Register, six montds,,,. 2 50 Tri-Weekjy Register, thrcu montha. .1.20 W'e'p^ly Register, one year-.?. 2 00 'Weykly Register, six months...,.L00 | >yeekly .Registerj three mouths,,CO Any person scndfng us a club of ten , subscribers at oho time will receive eith le'rJ of the papers free, postage prepaid,) I for oho year. 11 Aiiy person fending us the money for twenty subscribers to the Daily mny re talnifot his services twenty dollars of the amount; .fur twenty subscribers to-the Tri-Weekly. Ilfteen dollars of tlto amoibit; ,and for twenty subscribers to the Week ly, live dollars of the amount. ?' As -an Advertising Medium. The R?g-1 Istyr.atVords unequalled Ihcilltles^bavlng large circulation.' and numbering. Lnittongiits patrons the well-to-do people I of the middle ami upper portion ot the] [ State;. ; Terms.rcttsonublo. H'F.Ot any information desired, nddresa w ? I hiCALVO &.PATTON; Hidnds JVoprletors,-Columbia", Si-G. | ? ..KSn-I'artles :deslring copies of The] RTkoISTKU to- exhibit, in canvassing will be supplied on'applieat ion. ? XSi\il XSoucl Schedules. SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. . CHARI.ESKON, S. C, Dec. 13. 1S78. On and after Sunday next, the 15th in stant, the Passenger Trains on this road will run as follows: FOR AUGUSTA. (Sunday mornhur excepted.) Leave Charleston at.(5 46 a m Leave Charleston at.7 30 p m ?Arrive at Augusta at?.U80 p m Arirve at Augusta at..'.........(5 20 a. m '?-l'On COl.LMUIA. (Siimhiy inonnug excepted.) Leave Charleston'iit..'.?.....(? 45 a m Leave Charleston at.....8 30 p m Arrive at Columbia nt.1 18 p in Arrive at Columbia at....7 25 a m .. FOU CHAni.tiSTOS. , ( (Sunday morning excepted.) Leave Augusta at,.3 30 p m i.eave AUgUBIA ut.i -*?? p m Arrrve atCharleston At.....10 10 p in Arrive fit Charleston at.0 30 a m Leave Columbia at...::.;.3 50 p ui Leave Columbia-at.8 00 p in Arrive ut Charleston at..?j.10 10 p m \rrive at Chat les'fon .at ...........5 30 a m ACCOMMODATION I'ASSKNGKK TKAJN. . . (Dallyw except Sundays.) Leave Charlesfoh. .........7 TO a m Arrive at Augusta.1.8 15 p u> Arrive at CoKnnbhi ........7 00 p in fitaVe 'Augusta...G 15 a ml 1/oaVe Columbia.;.....?..;6 20 a in Arrive at Charlestop.7 00 p m iviphwo ? tvithls 'from Charleston, Colum bia and Augusta connects at Brnnehville. CAXIDEN TRAIN (Sundays excepted.j) fleave Cainden at.........._00 p. in Arrive at Kiugyille at.1 00 p m revive Kingvllle at.S 10 p in .Arrive atCiunden at .k..?8 00 p in .Tili?, train connects- nt Klngvilh: with tlje Up Accommodation Train lor Cohim biu.aud Down Columbia Fusseliger Train for Charleston. ! ?'' l,,.Creenvllla.and Columbia Railroad con nect** with. Night. Truius from and to Charleston. , ? nVpartHlllnug and Union Railioadcoh peets daily at Alston..; . Laufen* .Railroad connects at New ber ry on Tuesdays. Thursday, Saturdays. ? Rhiu .Ridgo Railroad eouutiots at An deyp,9ii on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat lirdays going .up, und on Mondays, Wed iiesdaj^S'aiid Friday A coming down, 7 Cj|iHilott,e. Columbia and Augusta Rail I>qaU'C<mnect8, at orosslng near Colum1 bia^.wjth tha Culnmbla Day Passouger Triuu pp sndldowtt. ? , : ?;? uh.l ?? I -S..S. SOLOMONS, |u: ?-r-. ,j ???c ??'uGeueral Suporinteudeut. ,,S,.tBt F'CKENSi<Gen. Fass. Agtcnt. ' -._r . ii . ui 1.1 ux?u i_[_ ifaVI . ? , h.i * .. ... S. R. .MAESEALL & CO.? Ki. .' liO ?? a > 810 i.KING-ST,?n . i 1-Minoi bajiJ iUiiH'ttri vtii'i hi tt'i'tl hi fx ? . , ..GlUllLSSTONj 0, ?? ; ,? OFFER A CJOMPLETE LINE OF ;.. TIN,.WARE, i/ NAILSV'"' ttmn t'J WOODWA'RS- " ' IXOFR, ' M SAp^LFJIiV^Cyn'LERY, ju?JPft, fa. ;"M*oiS Agricultural. Sttfels, hs fp'lhnvs: ,$t^ilj;||t apd Turn Shovels. Sehotcrs, R ill Tvngues, and ; Sweeps of l/lr.kijids, HtiltaWu for ,tha wholesale nud retalLti'ade. . , . alerehants would do well to call and examine 'Air' stock heforu pur I chasi*ij^' elfi<!wh6ie. Cluirleston , Sept.('27, 1878. ' ffhio Respectfully culls the attention of the Public to their well selected TOOK OF GOODS .ii?Kl '?) i. .i FLOUR, - 11 < > j: ? &c Consisting of everything usually kept in a first-class store, and will take occasion to return their thanks for the very liberal paronage thus far bestowed, and will* always, strive, to keep up heir stock o such a standard, th^t. they, will merit a fare proportion of tjie treacle. . nd in order to sell a t the lowest possible price. They buy all leading articles, such as BACON, SALT, SYRUP, B&?G1NQ and TIES, and domestics of every kind at first hands, which enaMes them to compete with alliothers inHheir. line offn^siness: Theref ore, our customers can rest assur ed that their interests shall .always be guarded. We also purchase at the highest cash prices C01T?N, CORN, RICE, PEAS ? and cell other country produce* '""j. h pike&co., CORNER OF CHURCH AND RUSSEL STREETS. .1 Mufii , .*. ./;.;?: \t :' ? ". * ? f t ?/: . . : Orakgedluo, S. C, September 28, 1878. 52 First Class Family Grocery, at Patrick's Old Stand, Corner of Eussell and Tread well Streets, Orangeburg. IRESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC THA'f'I HAVE OPEND AT the above stund a first eluos WMmn km mmmm.wimm, Where can be found everything needed for fnmily use of the very best mudltj;. and warranted fre?h and 'genuine. I will make it a point to keep nothing ! for 'sale' but what is Irrst class ' and fresh. By permanent arrangements made I will receive my goods weekly?and by close and careful attention to my business, and the wants of my customers. I hope to receive a fair share ot patronage'. Goods received on consignment, and country produce sola >r ship ped to Charleston or Northern markets on Commission. '/n^'iin- 'l i UM All li ;..!.:/. CHARLES S BULL. Age? .Orangeburg, S. C, September!!, 1878 t ? . 'Lk% <J DEALER IN FINE CUE WING OB A CO, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED SEGARS, A SPECIALITY Mimic of Mounlain Dow Corn. U hiskev. CHAMPAGNE, ALES, PORTERS BRANDIES WINES, BEER &c &c. ' have on hand a very heavy stock which 1 am ottering for sale cheaper than _au>* one else III'the County. Mr. A. L. STKOMAN is with mo and will be plcwsed to see his friends UC I>o^'le? Coracr, ,y ud: .?!' Orangchnrg, tfeptombur G. z. j. mm NORTH WEST CORNER tSTTv^'TrO HO?EE8QUARE, (JOJMMBIA S. 6 . ./ MOARX) $200 PE? DA r, OMNIB US Q5cs> Special Attention arid RATES to.commeroial travelers. ? Orangeburg, Oct.. 18 1878. ly HAED TIMES. -o-? nPHIS |g heard nil over the land. Every paperpublishcd Is heralding the coming of an awful season. Wise Indeed be that X man who prollts by the ominous and portentous signs that loom up in the nnknown Artnre. Who heeds the distant rumbling of the lar away, but rapidly approaching storm that will yet, like the relentless hurricane, sweep over the land. But wiser far Is he who has learned wisdom and experience from the bitter lessons of the long past - by paylag more for the necessities of life than they are worth simply because they have been granted a little time. The lesson taught has been a ' bard one, but still there Is time to halt, and retrace you steps. Buy where you get the most goods for the least cash money. Buy where you get thirty-six Inches to the yard and sixteen ounces to the pound. Yes. Go beyond this Golden Rule, and buy where you can, with your hard and powerful cash, get two dollors worth of goods for one. This opportunity is at last given you. Man, woman, child, whatever Is wanted in your separate papartmcnts call on us and we will furnish it far below anv comp6tu.r.r. If not In stock we take pleasure in ordering for you without charge A PULL LINE OF GROCERIES, NOTIONS, TINWARE, CROCKERY, <fcc, on hand, wholesale and retail. Auction Sales?Saturdays and First Mondays at the Rooms at 11 o'clock. Will also attend to sales any place wdiere services of an Experience J Auctioneer are required. NEW GOODS AND SPECIAL BARGAINS opening every day. Call and bo convinced. Yours Respectfully, C. D. KORTJOUN, Prop. Oi^lnal Auction House. RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG; S. C, Jan. 24,1879. The Favorite Dry-Goods Eesort Furchgott, Benedict & Oo, OharlcBton, S. O? OFFER THEIR NEW FALL STOCK Wholesale and Retail AT LOWER PRICES Than is paid by customers for infe rior old auction goods. $250,000 Worth of the finest and best selected stock of Carpets, Luce Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpacas, cashmeres, tirst and second mourning goods, kid gloves, notions, hosiery, ribhons, silk tics, ladies and gentle men underwear, linens, table and pi ano covers, towels, tat lc damask, napkins, domestic goodsv and thou sands of other goods too numerous to mention, are now placed before our old customers in the State of South Carolina, ami we guarantee to the public and people of this State espe cially that through OUR IMMENSE FACILITIES and long establlshnd rnputation with buyers and sellers where MILLIONS of dollars has been exchanged through our house, that we can and always will give better satisfaction ns regards QUALITY AND PRICES in goods purchased from us than any other house South. SAMPLES sent on applica tion. N. B. Charges prepaid on all goods over S10. Sent C. O. D. or for post ollice order. Please mention this paper in order ing Goods. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. ?TT> King streot, Charleston, S C. Oet 20 ly OffoSoniag, DYER AND SCOURER, No. 31 Wcntworth street, near the Old Artesian Well. CHARLESTON, S. C. Gents' Coats Vests and Pants nicely Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed. Faded and Moulded Clothing Renewed wlt,h the greatest dispatch. I THIS PAl XR IS ON FUJC VF ITH HE3STRY KOHN. ClaZSARINCr OUT S?LE FROM FEBRUARY 1, 18 7 9, ALL wimm put And Shoes, WILL BE CLEARED OUT WITHOUT REGARD TO COST NOW IS YOUR TIME FOR BARGIANS. BUY BUY BUY W o W u i?i a o COME WITHIN THE RING and enjoy the advantage offered by me, which can't be beat by any House in town. Your cheapest man to buy from A. B, WALKER, AiOHO Avoao Avoao NEW STORE NEW STORE IN TUE TOWN OF DA. SAIN NOTIFES THE CITIZENS OF ST. MATTHEWS, AMD TUB ? public generally that In the old stand of Clark's, near the Depot, will b? found a choice and rare selection of Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos and Segars. Liquor? both Foreign and Domestic, Hardware, $0., And solicits a share of trade. Mr. J. PHIL. SAIN, who is in charge of the store will be .?[hui to greet any all of his old customers, and new ones too, to'iwhom he guarantees bargains as good as can bo had in Charleston. Highest.market prices paid for all kinds of country produce* St. Matthews, September G, 1875.