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Laurens Railroad.
Change Of Schedule.
Office L3urpnS z r J

Office LaurcnS r. T., ]
Laurens c. II S. c., Jan. 90, 1895. J
On and after this dat", the Trains will run
overthis Road rs follow, until further no.
tice:
Leave Lanrrns at e. o'c,ock, ~ ~, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS.
Returning, leave NcNhcrry inmc1iatcIv
after the arrival Of the Up Trains or III.
&. & &. +. r.. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
3. S. JAMES,
Feb. 5 It. Lessee.
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W A n r ED.
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New Bar Room.

have opened and refnrnished stlte Bar
Room in 'Amazoque, formerly KEEP. by Mr. :.
Fed Boozer, and Will always keep on @-hand
the very purest liquors that can be had ID
the Markct-Such as Cognac. Apple and
Peach B andy, yatieus brands whiskcy,
Gin, Rnm, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. Ny sfoct
will always De select and pure, and prices
very moderate Call and seepf you cannot /.
get a better drink at less money than for
merlY. D. WARD, l. Co.,
Newberry, March Is.
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attend to Fear GhiIdren's T eeh

We are so often called on to extract theS
first MoarS orJ W Teeth for children, and,
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
we think it advisable to call the attention Of
parents to the subject; so that the back teeth.
NAV be filled, and the front teeth noticed
whilst children are cutting their second ser,
so as to prevent their coming irregular.
Children sled. or lose but ten teeth from tha
upper jaw, and ten from rhe lower iaw;aad
rhe MoIars. or Jaw teeth. which they ont
BACK of these. belong to their adult or grogn
set Many persons say they were not aware
of this fact. Now. notice and act accordfas%
". Charges very moderate. Terms cash.ss
R S. WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist:
Newberry, Jan, Is. 1868. - .c.'.'' =.
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TO COYSUMPTEYES.

The REV EDWARD 4. WILSON will send
fee of charge to all who desire it. the escrip-
tinn with the directi'ns tor making and using
the simple remedy hv which he was cured of u
] ng aff c,ion aid that dread disease Cousump-
tim lis only obj CT is to benefit the afa c'rd
AID he h,res every sufferer will try this prescrip-
tion as il will Cost them M thing, and may prove
q blessing Please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No. I65 South Second Street,
Sept 1888. WilliamSburgh, New York
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FiskseINetaIic IBblid Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on
hand aaitassorunent Of the aboyeapprored
eases, ofsditfe rent patterns, besides eofhns
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promp;ness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
A Hearse is always on band and whi be
furnished at the rate or $40 per day.
Thankfal for past patronage, the sub
scrihrr respectfully asks for a continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort ON his part will bceparedto fenssr
the utmost satisfaction go q - -'--''
r. c. CHAPMAN.
Newterry S. c., July 81.
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The Healing Pool.

Essays for Young Men. on the Crime Of
Solitude, aud the Errors. Abuses and Dis
cases which destroy the manly power, and
create mpcliment> TO Marriage, with sure
relief. Sent in sealed letter env. lepes, tree
o: charge. Address, Dr.. j. SkILLlN
NOUGHTON, Howard Associations, Phil, Pa.
Fer. 2G 3mo.
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District Csaetef the GnitedStates

District eCe,aa.ts OF .sife Emitted States.
TO, the di>ilic Of Sna Cirnina In Bank-
rR'tt'v-F Iisfhe$m-.ttei Of llAMIL ONsH
Fe EKs BSakrup-ss& -
10 whom it may concern: The undcr>
signed arS BY gives noiRe sof shis apro;nt>
m"nra> Aesign7t Of TIE E>tatc Of llamilron IL.
Folk of The di.trc; of Newncrry aud State
efSautfI Casoiiff,r ~rI!,ilf sSiidisrc., who
hes been jwie"tla 3 .nkrup npon bis own
pcfitipn sv5hesl strict G,.urt ,.r>sil dis;iicf.
Dated 3ist siIysof u arch s. ID. !. 1868 -
II. II. FOLK. Assignee
anvil g * Q.
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District G. art Of the United states.

EsStT;ct G. art OF tle iAitcd NiatcS.
For .sfhe EgS;rict of SpWh Carolina. h
Bnlk'uitcv. In the matter Of DAVID
KtBLLn, BnNru?t
. 70 whn':i II MY concern; The uaf'"r~
signed hereby gives. aotice "t nj appoints
went IL Assignee Of ,hr estate OF David
K bier &C the town 0r Nc~beTrv. in ihe Dis
rr:c. of Npwnerfy anA >t4te Of Son h Crr0>
lutwifhiussai.i district. who have been adj
ind srfsB e.k taptn q etn, fI,&r own petition nv
he DiStsict ,G6lrt Of sstA District. Dt,c:!
G:h day nf April. 4. y 1858.
. :. eJo"NF l'E rkhot'N, Assignee.
= Aprif IS IS
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District Court ofthe United States

Fer the District of South Carolina. H.
Bankruptcy. IL the f,.attcr Of Andrew
VI. WICKER, Bsnhrnp,. -. .....
To whom may concrrn: Tirc nndrr-
signed hereby gives noiice of his ap!'oinr
mrnr aS Assignee OF the Estate of A., ".
Wicktr of Newherry 6 H.. IN the District
of Nrwberrv and State Of Suu,h Caro-
lna. within said District. who has h.AAn ::.l-
jpdeed Hahhrup: upon Iii Own petition ny
.hr District Gonrr Of said District, dated 9Th
Gay Of April, :A: D, isis. J. : ..'e5..t
-. John T. PETERSON, Assignee.
April i5S - - T..
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april s 1J3..
District ictCo:r.e!tl,eSpite G! Mates.

"a -HA<N "
For -rhes" Deuirt of S''"fh c 'ro'ilIa In
z 7ls.ls,k .un;cg Rrthc matter Of WM: k
G.Hf FIN, Is BnHru,i.
10 when, it n,ay Concern: The UNDER
si.urt. hr.rby: gives notice. ut bis ap?o y
mtut is 4 >i.'.,r ot; she estate of VI III. X.
Griffin of 3hc-rnwn OF NeWb'rr, &. in the Dis
iri Of N,whcrry and Stn.c Of South Carr
li.,n wisai" sid district, who has b 'cn aI>
juA.-r,l = t1lkrrpT upon his own pc:iIion by
the D,S:r;c.- Cou.t of Sid District Dated
9Th day -ot.Ap.,l, 4 D. 1873.
J,HN I. lEr. l.: on. Assignee.
April S j. 3 ....
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ASnake Crawls into an In
:ss.F fantTS Stomach.

The Burcyrus .(0.J journal"
atases that during the great saow
aaad near'that place went ont % a
potato mound to get potatoes. a.
ter clearing away the snow. and
breaking into the mound, he ejo.ad
akind of nest ia the straw, in vi bich
was q compact ball Of what he
took to be a large ball Of string.
such as~our. wool men use. He
brought this in with the potatoes,
and laid it on the bahy's cradle
near the stove. His mother just
then seat him to . neighbo" AM
continued about her work. II" vas
gone an hour, and when he return
ed, and upon looking for. his ball,
no found it had resolved itself into
ofapile Of squirming snakes, many
which were seeking the warmth Of
the infants body; one hal-actnally
entered the infants mouath. A
cry of alarm from the boy attract
cd the attention Of the mother
towards the cradle, and, seizing
the child sought to extricate the
reptile, but it was 100 late, and it
actually drew itself within the
baby's mouth and down its throat"
DR.. Ingraham was sent for but he
recognized the snake as being the
common "scrpents noptus," and
therefore perfectly harmless. IL
declined worrying the baby with
medicines, and the child seems
unhurt by its singular accident.
The mother declares however that
it's appetite is much increased, and
in ito sleep it Frequently Kisses
lsaa!r.
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-. -. - REMOVAL. >.zTs:,a
---.E - 49,.
LEWIS BUTLER,
- .gA
FASHIONABLE BARBER and
... .,HA1R DRESSER, " Is, -

RESPECTFULLY. .announcest to the sgeass
,!cmen Of New berry, that he las remosedtoE
the room in the: rear Of the Newberrs Hotei,t,
where he viii be happy to maitsupeH all inS
the exercise of. his profession: His object
is to please the most tastidions taste, "ahd
the keeping ofhis shop shall be after tho
most unexscptios:able style. , ,.j,ao2
Shaving, Trimming, Sbampooing, and
Hairdyins executed in tic NEST approved
manner - >.>.~~. FJan. 23-4-ti.s -
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District Court efths United States.
For tho diStriet of Son Ctrolinl. In Bank
ruprcv. In. the mater of THOMAS
" HOLLOWAY. Bankrupt.
To whom il m:;. concern: The umder>
signed hcrel.y hives notice of his appul
m-ut as A. suerrf The seIurate E>p,te Of
Thomas W Holloway and Of the prrtnrr-
>hip ;,>>r.> IF ti,' larc fjr:n of Holloway &.
Fix. of rhc di>rrjct Of Ncwbe'ry and
St,re of Snu'h Carolina within sail dis
g. Who has h'c: ,e!jads"i l' nkrupt ups
ru his own ,criri' II by the di>.r Cnnrt Of
sail dis ric; - Dated 3lst DAY of March, A.
=, 1879 : = ~ - =
II. D READ. Assignee.
Anri' s IS 81
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OF SOUTH CARoLlNA.

Newbfrrv Di<trict-In Eqritv.
Mary A, Rikard; Adm'x, vs.. Geo. A., ,Rikara
t';. s-r and Others :''T' ."s7 5H1s
.- ~ gBu{ for IN 6cc9upt.|' ?@S -
It appearing to my satisfaction that Adams
Kinarti, a defendant in this case, res ideS be-.
yontl the limits Of this State, % aNniefiomec
Mr. Baxter, plf'S Sol. Ordered dthatthe said
absent defendant plead. answer. or demurto
this Bill within forty days from the publcaz
ton hereof, ortlre same. will be taken pro
confcsso against him. - p. S Z. E7$S<S'7
d. >SlL 4sJ0HNsTONE, CT. y. ps::@
Com's,officc, 2Sth Feb, 1868. =! '>'*t<la
March 90 ..-.+- =. =. e. :,.s9s
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District Gburt of Ike Jnitcd States,

District Cart Of Ike Initcd Sfatcs,
For 'he D's-r:c. Of Scufh C1r"lina: II
brnkrancv. Il the m, ,fs<r. Of Sampson
Pop" Bankrupt.
" ia wnt,n i, may concern: The und, -
signed her l." Y YES noict of his appoias
nr,ir as A>~ir:-r "f the estate Of S:mp-nn
2 Pc. ot rhr r.swu OF n. Whrrv. in the Di
fric- nf NrwAcrry a~d State Of $"u:h C.yrpl-
~ wi:hjn >:i,l district who HIS h""R nd
judged E3 nllr"p1 upon his cwa peri i'm hv
!he District H"nrt Of said Di>trct. Dared at
Newher~, c. II. 5 c.. the Ga day Of April
A.. u 1868
=. ]. POPE, Assignee.
knr;, g IL o. '..-.
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South Carolina Railroad.

GENERAL NTEHDENT's OFFICE, !
CHARLESTON. S. G.. March %. 1853. J
On ard after Sunday, January l9. the Passen> :
ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad Will
oe fotlnuS viz.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
mi4nt growth Of hair upon bald head .or
hrardlr>s face, also Il recipe for the re o.
val Of Pimplrs, B!otcheS, etc, on the skin,
>.#n be obtained without charge, by ad-
dressing TllOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
Sept IS SO S23 Broadway New York.
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Notice.

Thirty days after date, propose to carry
on the NJ llinerv business. in the town of
Newberry, in my own name a> Free Dealer.
MRS. ANN WHALEY.
trriI ! ~.
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L
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted. rs follows:
Leave Columbia n. at...............7.90 90 a. m.
Aston at. dt................S %
Newberrv at. ..........102 25
Arrive ar hbbevillc at. 30 p, m.
at Anderson at....r... Is IS
at Grcenville at. t..........6 20
Leave Greenville at. ............ 500 q. m {.
Anderson nar............. 6 45
AbhevilG at. at..............S4 as
Newherry at.............1 at L IS .. m.
Arrive at Al>ton at -. .........3 90
g at Columbia at. ............5G 90 {"
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will
also run daily. Sundays excepted, connect
ing with the up and down trains on the
GrcenyiIle and Columbia Railroad, as fol-
lows:
Leave Anderson at. t..............0 ~ p Fl.
PcndlttOn at. 62O
Arrive at Walhalla at ........ IS 90
Leave Wa.halla at .............4 90 4 m.
PendicfOn ar. ...........o 40
Arrive at Anderson at .........6 40
The train will re'urn from Belton to An
dcrson on Monday and FRIDAY mornings.
JAMES o MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
Dec II SO #. K .
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Dent Fail to Try the Cele-
hra;ed Southern Tonic, Panknin'S Uepat,c
Bites, an untaiiuy remeEy for all Dis.
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale bv all Druggists
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Don't Fail to Try the Cele-
hrated southern Tonic, Panknin's Heparic
Bi!terS, an untai!iuS rrtHedy tor al Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by al! Druggists.
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=: AGENTS. WANTED =. .:
For the Campaigns Of Forre
aid his Cavalry

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up, on unquesrioratlc> >a,fthcyly, all nisee-
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Fora Pillow by General Forrest. --AdaEess,
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Grecnyillc & Columbia r. r,

ON anl affcr FRID ". the 9th instant,
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted as follows:
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Don F ali to Try the Celebra-
tc,iEScnffrrn Tgic Panknin> IIcpatic Bit
tiers, an uhsailing remedy for all Diseases of
the DigcSiv.. Organs aad the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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3. S. JAMES.
lessee Laurens K. r.
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Five Copies year, and one to gcttcr up
OF Club, Is 60
Ten Copies, and one to gctter up of Club Is 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

AN INSTITUTION OF HIGH CHARAC-
TER.-So much has been said snd writ
ten in favor of Life Insurance Oomps-
nies on the mutual plan, that it is not
deemed essential to repeat the amt old
story. Every business man knows that
the small dealer, as well a. the large
trader, II he desires TO prosper land ell
business men do) he must insure his
stock. IL his means are slender he can
not afford TO incur 3 total loss and il
they sTs large he can we'll afford to take
M, & policy that will prevent such 8 ca
fastronhs. The same rule will apply 10
Life Pot,~ies, which have in so many in
stances pro,-ed OF i~ncaleulsble benefit,
arising from We foresight. When the
vicissitudes to whtch sh are subject are
considered, the prudeLGs Oh such invest
ment Is incontrovertible. 5tapGlng AT
the head OF the list, is the f@@aix Aiu-
tual Life Insurance Company, OF dart
ford, Conn. 1t is most liberal in Is
terms and specifications, and In ONE re-
spects Is governed by principles it does
not share With competitors, but stands
alone in its Hberslity. The following
may be mentioned by wsyof illustration,
as peculiar TO itself: II 8 party insure
to-day for 5000, snd pays oRe-hslf essh
and one-half note, ION any table, and
should die tomorrow, next week, next
month, or next year, the full amount Of
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ton Of note. II payment is made al
cash, the beneficiary receives In cash
the amount 5000, with dividends cash,
added. The fourishing condition Of this
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slitution in which TO invest. The Gem
eral agents, Messrs. Eourse & MatheWs,
may be found at all times during busi-
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be given to those who may wish TO in
sure. They are courteous gentlemen
and worthy Representatives OF the Phne-
nix Mutual, which is in every respect >
No. / institution. au6 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

on the l2tn inst. Every member IL ex-
pected to be present. BY order OF the
President WILL T. WOOD, See.
The Louisville Courier Of Friday saws !.
Captain J. Slut and r. E. Neal, OF the
richmond and Indiana, arrived in the
city yesterday. They report both OF the
boats in splendid order for the fall cam
psign. The Richmond has had her pilot
house placed aft of her chimneys. and
has been repaired. Her wheeI-house
bears the following inscription, low
pressure. Thirty-ive pounds. Rich
mond.' she will enter the Memphis and
New Orleans trade during the low water
season. and extend her trips to Louis
vile. The Indiana will wait for water.
and ply between this point and New
Orleans as q regular paeket.U
Capt. John Patterson has sold his one-
fourth interest in the steamer Altoona.
10 Capt. Hiram VintOn, at the rate OF
twelve thousand dollars for the whole
boat.
Portland is to have her wharf extended
seross Fulton street, st a cost Of S1239I.
Inc steamer Success arrived at 81.
Louis on the p, from Fort Benton, with
30 passengers and $500, 600 in treasure.
one hundred passengers and $4,000
were put off at st. Joseph. Business IL
reported 10 be brisk in Montana. There
is no trouble with the Indians. The
mines are being well developed, and
there will be an increase Ia the yield OF
gold this season, The boat left on the
18th OF August, and had very low water
coming down. Immense herds OF Buff
lslo were seen crossing the river at Fort
Peck.