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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.I
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Charleston, S. CM June 28, 1872.
?? On and after SUNDAY, Juno 29, the
hasscuger trains en the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
for augusta.
Leave Charleston* ' - G:00 a hi
Arrive at Augusta - ' - 1:45 p m
for cor.uMnt.v.
. LcftVc cimvlwton ' - G:?0 n m
Arrive at Columbia, - 1:50 p m
for charleston.
X^avfc AllgtlsHl ? ? 5:30 am
?^Arrive.nt.Charleston * 1:10 pmj
k l^cave CnK'hibia * 5
U^trrtvo at CharTestBtP'- - 1:10 p m
At'g?st.V night express.
(Sundays t&cbptcdi)
LtnVc Cnul'leatbh , - 8:10 p m
Alrcrivc at Augusta '- - .7:15 a in
Leave Augusta - 1 6;i5 p m
Arrive ttt Charleston - 5:35 a in'
' ; coLuJrhtA nigh* express
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston !* ?:l? p lu
Arrive at Columbia - G:15 a m
Leave Colurahia * - 7:15 pm
Arrive at Charleston - 6f45 a m
summerville train.
Leave Summerville - 7l85 a in
Arrive at Charleston - 8:80 a hi
Leave Charleston - 3:35 p hi
Arrive at Summerville at - 4:10 p ni
camden branch.
Leave Camden - - 3:55 a ni
Arrive nt Culumbia - 8:30 a in
Leave Columbia - - 10;40 a ra
Arrive at Camden - 3:25 p m
Pay and Night Trains connect at Au
gusta with Macon and Augusta Railroad
and Georgia Railroads. This is tho
quickest and most direct roule, and as
comfortable and cheap as any other route
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis aud nil other points West and
Northwest.
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and
Day and Night Trains conned with Char
lotte Road.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route
to all points North.
Camden Train connects at Kingville
daily (except Sundays) with Day Passen
?ger Train, and runs through to Columbia
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President
S. B. Pic'xens General Ticket Agent.
Scp 27
DR. II*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
131 Meeting Street, Charleston, So. Cn.
BR. BAER keeps a complete nKsortment of
everything that belongs to his branch of
business: and makes a specialty of Trusses, Ab
dominal Supportern, Elastic Stockings. Shoulder
Braces, for ladies or gentlemen. Also Mag
neto-Electric Batterie?. Homoeopathic Medi
cines : and Medicine t'hesUs for Physicians or
Families. ' '
He is proprietor of numerous valuable reme
died, smd agent for many more. He cordially
invites ordern from his couutry friends.
aprlll6/l873 8 Cm
W, J. ??Trev?le.
A, Tf TJfP, ? N E Y AT LA W.
Qf^ice at Court House Square,
Orangehurg, S. V.
??????' < - ?
mchl3-lyr
Oeo. S. Hacker
2~)oors Saslv Blind
factory
CHARLESTON.
rHIS IS AS LARGE AND COMPLETE,
a factory aa there is in the South. All work
manufactured at the Factory in thin city. The
only house owned und managed by a Carolin
an in this city. Send for price list. Address
GEO. Sv II AOKER,
Postofficc Box 170, Charleston, S. C, '
Factory and WarcrooniBonKing street oppo
site Cannon street, on line of City Railway,
Oct. 30 ly .
FERSNER & DANTZLER,
D E N T. I S T S
' Orangeburg, S. 0.,
Office over MeMaster's Brick Store.
F. Fersxek. P. A. DAjtTjiiKB, D. D. S
eh 12-3 mos
MOSES M. BROWN,
MARKET STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. *C,
(next book To Straits a Street's mill.)
HAVING permanently located in the town,
would respectfully solicit the patronage of
the citizens* Every ellbrt -will be used to give
satisfaction.
Juno 18, 1873 18 ly
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RUSSELL STREET,
Ornngeburg, S. C.
3 Ks. F. iscLAtt? S. Dibble.
inch 0-1 yr
DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE.
Graduate, Baltimore Collega Dental
Surgery.
O?ety 'Market street, Occr Sfore 0/ J. A. Hamilton
leb1- H
DOYLE & ENGLISH
HAVE
MADE up theii* inlhd to keep Up their stock
ON HAND
OF the choicest groceries. Also, a full supply
of Wines, Ales, Porter and Liquors generally.
Examine our stock of
G?O? &ROCERIES.
At the lowest prices.
Feb. 20, 1873 8m
JLEMON Sit OAR,
for Tin?: sick and for parties.
DEVILLED HAM,
a Delightful Relish atid Luneh.
SAFOLXO,
For cleansing Silver and Tin.
Sea Foam aticl I-Iorsforcl
BAKING POWDER,
BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
ENGLISH CRACKERS,
Cheap Coffee Sugar.
Just received and for sale by
JOHN A. HAMILTON
May 29, 1873 15. if
COAVLAM GUAVELEY.
Din err import rs of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,. GUNS
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENT?.
No. 52, East Ray, South of t' c old Post
Ofiiee, Charleston, S. C.
AGENT for |hc sale of the Magnolia ComuVi
(lins. At the Fairs held at Savannah, Qa.
last month thr> "Magnolia" cottoa Gin ginned
1501bs seed cotton in threo minutes and forty
five seconds, taking the premium, and also the
rrir.o of One Hundred Dollars otlered by the
loard of Trade for the beat gin. Suvoral
have been sold this season which gin a bale an
hour. The same gin also took the premium nt
the Cotton Stntes Fair at Augusta, last October.
Feb. 13, 1873 51 ly
THE HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE,
Ttt BEST, BccatlBO it is perfect in its work
ID
Because it has the endorsement of so
many ladies who ubc it; because it is simple,
and because it can be bought -complete on table
for only $37,00.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Agent for ii. S. S. Machine',
march 6, 1373. tf
POETRY,
DON'T BE IN A HURRY TO GO.
Come, b?YB, I have something to tell you;
Come hero I would whi?per it low;
You're thinking of leaving tho homestead^
Don't be in a hurry to go.
Tho city has many attraction^
But think of the vices and Bins,
"When once in tho vortex of fnshiopj
How soon the course; downward begins.;
You talk of the mines of Australia,
They're rich in treasures no doubt,
But ah, there is gold in tho farm, boys,
If only you'll shovel it out.
The mercantile life is a hazard,
The goods are first high and then low, j
Better risk tho old farm awhile longer? ?
Don't bo in a hurry to go .
Tho great busy West has inducements,
And so has the busiest mart,
But wealth was not made in a day, boys,
Don't be in a hurry to go.
Tho banker and broker are wealthy?
They take in their thousands or bo?
Ah, think of their frauds and deceptions ;
Don't be in a hurry to go.
Tho farm is the safest and surest}
Tho orchards are loaded to-day }
You are free as the air of the mountain'.
And monarch of all you survey.
But stay on tho farm awhile longer,
Though profits come in rftthcr slow,
Remember you've nothing to nek, bovs?
Don't bo in a hurry to go.
AN ACT to Amend an Aor Entitl
ed "An Act to Grant, Renew
and Amend the Charters of
Certain Towns and Villages ;
therein Mentioned." v
? ?
Be it enacted hy tho Sonata and
UBS 0fV .KrWj,i
South Carolina, now mot nnd sitting
in General Assomhly, and by the
authority of tho samo, That Section 2
of an Act entitled* "An Act to grant,
rcnow nnd amend tho charters of certain
towns and villagcs#thcrcin mentioned."
bo, and tho samo is hereby, amended by
striking out, on the fith lino, the words
"on tho 4th Monday in March, 1871,"
and insert tho words "on tho fourth
Monday of April, 1873."
Approved January 29,1873.
AN ACT Requiring a Bond from
County Commissioners, Before
Entering upon the Duties of
Their Office. ?
, Be it enacted by tho Senato and
House of Representatives of tho State
of South* Carolina, now met and sitting
iu Concral Assoinbly, aud by tho author
ity of the Bomo, That the County Com
missioners shall', beforo entering upon
the duties of their office, bo, and they
are hereby, required to give a bond for
the use ueo of their respective Counties,
in tho penal sum of two thousand dollars
each, with three good and sufficient
sureties, to bo approved by tho Clerk of
Court of their respective Counties,
conditioned upon tho faithful and im
partial porformanoo of their offico : Pro
vided, That' tho Commissioners of
Charleston County shall furnish a bond,
hereinbefore provided, iu the penal sum
of ten thousand dollurs each ; and tho
Couoty Commissioners of the Counties
of Beaufort, Barnwcll aud Richland
shall furnish a* bond of five thousand
dollars oach, ns hereinbefore provided :
Provided, further, That this Act shall
not bo iu forco uutil on and after the
next general election of County Com
missioners,
Seo. 2. That all Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent with this Act, are
hortby repealed.
Approved Junuary 29, 1873.
AN ACT to Repeal Sections Five,
Six and Seven, of Chapter
Eioiity-tiiree of the General
Statutes of Sotii Carolina.
Section 1. Be it ? enacted by the
Senato and Houso of Representatives of
the Stato of South Caroliun, now not
and sitting iu General Assembly, and by
he authority of tho same, That Seotion
five, Section sir and Seotion seven, of
^Chppter bighty-thrce, of tho General
Statutes of South .(^aro^n^bofan^t^fi ^
same aro horoby, rejpcoled.
Approved January 29, 1873.
AN ACT to Fix tue Time ?oft iHats'
IIoiaing op the Circuit Courts
in Certain Counties herein
mentioned. [
Section 1. 13o # enacted 6y the
Senate and House of:Representatives of
the State of South Carolina; now met
und .fitting in Gencrral Assembly, and
by the authority of the saino, That from
nnd nftor the passage of this Act, the
Circuit Courts in the Sixth Circuit
j shall be held as follows:
1. The Court of General Scasions, at
Chester, for. the County of Chester, on
the first Monday of January, and ort
the third Monday of. March and Sep
tember ; and the Court of Common
- Pleas, at Cheater, for tho County of
. Chester, on the first Wednesday alter
the first Monday of January, and on tho
first Wednesday alter the third Monday
in March and September.
- . - 2. The Court of General Spesions, at
Yorkville, for tho County of York, on
tho second Monday of January, and on
I the first Monthly of April and October j
nnd tho Court oi Common Pleas, at
Yorkville, for the County of York, on
tho first Wednesday after the second
Monday of January, and on the first
Wednesday after, tho first Monday of
ril. and October.
3. The Court of Gcnoral Sessions, at
Lancaster,! for the Couiity of Lancaster,
' on tho third Monday oi January, April
L+a'A October; and tho Court of Co
Lnncnste, on the first Wednesday
the third Monday ot January, April and
October.
- 4. The Court of General Sessions, at
Winnsboro, for tho County of Fairfield,
on the fourth Monday of January, nnd
on I he first Monday of Mny and Novem
ber ; and tbc Court of Common Plods,
at Wiuusboro, for tho County of Fair
Gcld, on the first Wednesday after the
fourth Monday of January, and on the
first Wednesday after the first Monday I
of May nud Novcmbor.
Sec. 2. In tho Second Circuit, tho
Court of General Sessions at Aiken, for
tbc County of Aiken, the first Monday
of January, May and September; and
tho Court of Common Picas, at Aiktn,
for tho County of Aiken, on tho first
Wednesday after tho Bccond Monday of
January, May and September.
Sec. 3. In tho Third Circuit, tho
Court of General Sessious shall bo held
at Kingstrce, for tho County of Williams
burg, on tho first Monday after tho
fourth Monday of Jauuary, May and
October; und tho Court of Common
Picas shall bo hold at Kingstrce, for the
County of Williato9burg, on the first
Wednesday after the first Monduy after
the lourth Monday of January, Mny
aud October.
2. Tho Court.of Gcnoral sessions, at
Conwayboro, for tho Couuty of Ilorry,
ou tho first Monday after the fourth
Monday of February, June and October;
and tbo Court of Common Plena, at
Conwayboro, for tho County of Horry,
ou tho first Wednesday uftcr the fourth .
Monday of Febrnary, J*uue and October.
Sec. 4. The Circuit Courts iu tho
Seventh Circuit shall be held af follows:
1 Tho Court of General Sessious, at
Newberry, for tho County of Ncwborry,
on tho third Monday of January, Mny
and November; and the Court of Com
mon Plena, at Newberry, for the County
of Ncwborry, on tho first Wcdocsdny
after tho third Monduy of January, Mny
and November.
2. The Court of Oeucral Sessions, nt
Laurensville, for tbo County of Lanroos,
on tho .third Monday of February
and Juno, and tho first Monday after
tho fourth Monday in November ; and
tho court of common Picas, at Lauruns
ville, for tho County of Laurons, on the
firBt Wednesday after the third Monday
of February and Juno, and on the first
Wednesday after tho first Monday after
the fourth Monday in November.
3. The court of General Sessions, nt
Unionville, for tho county of Union, on
the third Monduy id' March, Ju.toand
lelu^t^ionYill^
Dion, od tho first Wcdnosdny after tho
third Monday of March; .f?he aud
4. Tlib* court, or. Gent.:,
Spartanb?rg, for the. county'of Spartan
burg, oil the first Monday' alter the
fourth Monday.iu March and July, and
off tho third >Tbn*day in October j and
the court of b?riim?? Vleus, at Spartan
burg, for 'tho 'county of 'Sparta?ijiurg, on
the first.Wednesday after the first Men
day aftor the fourth Monday in March
and July, aud on the first Wednesday
after the third Monday in October.
Sec. 5. That all wins, summons')!
recognizances and other processed, of
?whatever kink, returnable to Che courts
of General Sessions and common jLMc'asj
in the Counties above named, be, and
the same are hereby, made returnable to
tho courts^hold in pursuance of the pro
visions of this Act, in the'same nmntior
as if they had been'issued or taken.in
T>?? j^rfj*rer_JB/tte Ii' .asiim tB???Sj
reference thereto.
Sec. 6. That all Actri or'parti of Acts
inconsistent /with this Act, or repugnant
thereto, bo, and the same are hereby,
repealed. . . , ; ^ auw
UT di td yeil W SlfEflflpac4fid**,
?h?s'?wot ittifow v*gv3~ frttsfthleotj
OFFICE SECRETAIU' OF STATH,
Columbia, a. c, February 4, 18J3\
The foregoing Act having been pro
scnted to tho Governor of this State for
his approval, and not having been
approved or returned by him t'c that
? baneh of tho General Assembly In Which
it originated, within tho time prescribed
by tho constitution," has becume a bur
without' his approval.
(Signed) ?; K. K. IIA VM 10.
?A Quaker lately popped the q?es^
tion to a fair Quakeress, as follows:?,
,w3pt?m! yea and verily, Penelope, the
spirit urgeth and moycth me wonderfully
to bcHoceh thee to cleave unto me, flesh
of my flesh and bono of my hone."?
"Hum 1 truly, Obediab, thou hast wkely
said. Inasmuch as it it 13 written that
it is not good for man to ho alone, Jo, I '
will sojourn with thee.J?
?The murder of Goodrich , of Brook
lyn so long a mystery is at last solved.?
His paramour "Kate Stodclrird" eli'd
him because he attempted to nbnnd,n
h?K' >. ' r~ mux ? ?1 *m e?-4if Jest! -wfc?aS I
?On the Gth of July a family, feud
culminated in the fearful tragedy of a
bloody rencontre. Two sons Oscar and
Lycurgus N Iii*tell, from jealousy, shot
and killed their younger brother, Clin
ton. Tho mother*was also shot, but not
fatally, and iu the retreat of the assail
ants, one of them, Lycurgus, was ehot by
a brother who fought for > tho murdered
boy. .? nirmb h&? it&x sA
?Cbolera is now ravaging tho States
of Keutucky and Iudiana. Forty deaths
per day are reported at Kvansvillbi
?Greenville, S. G.>is growing rapidlyi
Tho air line , R. R. from 'Charlotte to
Atlanta has added to the population;
and croated a demand for property.
?An Edgeficld planter expects to
gather two hales of cotton"from a pet
acre.
?Columbia is alarmed on account of
typhoid fevor prevailing there.
?Gold has been found in Newberry
county.
?-Nowberry is organising a mutual
fire insurance company.
?Tho Beaufort paper complains that
notwithstanding the offer of tho govern
ment to restore forfeited land, and a large
amount of money paid in by applicants
for that purpose that thero is great delay,
and but one picco of property has been
recovered.
?An affair of honor was amicably ad
justed at Augusta, between two young
men, and another at Greenville, between
tho proprietor of tho Mansion House and
the editor of the "Republican."
?Mr. A. S. Hull, of Charleston, long
and favorably known on Meeting street,
died at Barnwell last week.
?Geo. F. Mclntyre of the CpUeton
"Gazette," whoso wholesale iat,hi?gs of
"Judas dieses," are repeated in every
itwuc of his paper, is ""out with a eard
WMxo Collins the' renowned' wo
Ire will givo readings:* fron* hx? - pbphtiv
2,or>4 births were registered in. London
luv the weck ending the 29th of June,
and 1,191 death? for the s?nie period.
The ^lordttiiut divofco Cfcse is in pain
ful suspense, on account of the insanity
of -tarty Mordaunt. Jfcr husband ?iir
Oharlcs applied for a divorce in I8G#,
upon a^?r^i??;ffecnOT
the caso was stayed upon the grounds .of
the lady being unitblo to defend it, from
inshu'itv, . . """ *? _^
Lord SlKiulslmry, has made a\ furious
philippic'' against' 48;Jpriest?? of tho
"Church of Eti^ZtiUj*.w\ib Irave petition
ed for auricular confession, rtfld likens
them to the priests of Baal, and styles
their representative body a .'Totil rag, a
pollution of the lady of Babylon/" . Tho
s?bjeet Is n't present opposed by tho laity(
ami is subjec t chtifefy to.tn'o Btate, as all
Church matter}; arc hi England.
Mass njeotihg arp common nt Trafal
gar Square to tho rtcconrpanitnent of
tromhones and linicJjght. ,,Tho -iKduca^
tion act, deceased fafe's" ?ister b?^u??
other defeated bills arc/howled ?over?lrjp
a crowd of liberal n?naskuHsk??? ftttdfr
?.?i .di mli o?g -nvm '
An Item of Trtrrrir.?Tho* ^New^YerU
'Sun" says about th? fraudulent bonds:
"To speak plainly the taxpayersof South
Carolina, contend 4bWout of $7,000,000
of these bonds, Sff.OOO.OOO were issued in
defiance of law, hy Carpet-bag thieves,
who stole the inmfe'y realized upon them,
and that therefore the State is not liable*
fbr th**fifm%a?!?fAM* inxje&f)
CAfEurir.L.\nV~Tbis scourge has
made its' appears nee ? on James:' Island
in Inrgc nirnmtrsY
JMuhder.?A colored boy named
James in Greenville, S. C., attacked a
smaller colored boy named'Humbert,
threw him to thu ground, and cut his
throat with a knife. James is now in
Suicide.?J. \V\ .Sottlemjev an em
ployee of {lie Charlotte, (J. ?fe A. ?\. I\.
committed suicide at his room in Col.unv
J bin, a few days, since, by shooting him
self twice, with a navy revolver^.,The
cause of the sad and nu?h deed wn
refu al by a young lady in Charlotte, H.
C. lie was a (cmpero'to and irdu
man.