The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-02
NORTHEASTERN RAu,RoAn.-A few

NORTHEASTERN RAnRoAD.-A few weeks have
wrought wonders in this vicinity: whore formerly
| existed an impossible aauagmire now stands q
! comparatively safo pavement. The street has
boon filed up with brokon brick, anu the muddy
hole, that 80 long IN cye-sore to all passen-
gers, has now disappeared. Tho Street Inspector
| seems to be ubiquitous pcrsonage for his i'm
provemonts arc not confnod to any ono locality,
but arc observant in evory section.
! The northeastern portion Of the city was always
! renowned for it's muddy holes and impossible
crossings, but thanks tn, increased surveillc
now observed there, blots are fast disappearing,
and our city will soon regain its former cleanly
status. The Railroad Company are now engaged
in fencing in their grounds, and .,ie new Depot
being so far advanced as to afford accommodation
to the passenger trains, there will be no difficulty
IN obtaining ingress and egross without wallowins
N tho mud.
The now Depot is admirably arranged for
the purposes intended, and whom finished will
30 quite an ornament to the city. It has already
been arranged for the reception Of one train, and
there is ample space for track.
ally for the purpose and combines in itself all the
conveniencos needed by travellers.
In spite Of tho disastrous fire of '65, which de-
vastatod so large portion Of tho city, there is still
to be seon some sig2s Of Improvement, and the
example set by the railroad will be groat inccn-
tive for private parties to rebuild.
The facilities offered by tho Northeastern
Railroad will ultimately command largely in
creased travel and will also demand increased sup
plies Of rolling stock, &c. This will necessitate
car shops and factories, and, if the march Of i'm
provement continues, employment will bo furnish
cd to many needy artizans.
The Northeastern is the only railroad that bos
i{a iabt fr;r h,,} -.
ma My to it's being the principal artery between
this city and the North. However, be this "a IL
may: it is progressive step, and as such is hailed
with delight and patronizod with pleasure by the
travelling public. Slow but sure has evidently
beon the motto practised by this Company, and it's
fruits ire now perceptibe; If the same procross is
continued, few years will suffice to place us in our
former status and place the railroad where it was
before war was ever dreamed o.
I DEIn11 PG is one Of f The ed8Sa9ggtTseper SS9gtaTst
The old process Of marking clothes is so trouble
some that they often go unmarked, and the place
tiut knew them SO lately in the press or the wash
tub Knows them no more. The pencil will change all
this. Bachelors will be certain to provide them
selves with this convenience and if their pocket
handkerchicfs etc, ETC., still insist on disappear
ing, they will at least have the comfort of knowing
that the said cambria squares do not 20 unmarked
This pencil is for sale by JULIUS F1Aun1, No. 1ss
King street. and at MIR. NJ NJ. OuuN's News
Depot. .5
AN EsTADL1sHED REMEDy.-ssB Bropns Bronchial |
7roches" are widely known as m established rene
dy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarsenesa, and
other troubles Of the Throat and Lungs. Their
good reputation and extensive use has brought out
represented to be the same Obtain
only e*Bro,cz's bronchial 75octes."
DON'T SLIGHT Your TEETH.-Remember that |
upon their labor the health Of tho stomach de-
pends. Keep them perfect, and, in order to do So
manipulate them with brush, dipped in the
Fragrant SozoDoNT, once or twice day tus2
In CoLaATEs FAMILY or LAUNDRY SOAP there is |
nothing that can by any possibility DO of damage
10 the clothes for whose benefit it is used On the
contrary, all these Soaps are made with special
reference to getting the greatest amount Of valuable
ingredients into the smallest space Use none
other than Colgate's.
MARsDEN's PEcTonAL BALM for Consumption
and Asthma.
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