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AMos h. CooPER,s Estate.

WE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ag-
w ted by the Honorable the PROBATE
the District Of CLittenaeu, Comm Isl 0ner= o. rec
examine and adjust the claims and demands z P
persons, against the estate Of Amos. 3. Cooper
and also all claims and demands exhibited b
thereto; and SIX months from che dag OF ODE
hereof being allowed by said Court for ta1i =
pose, we DO therefore hereby give notice. %. .
will attend 70 the business ofour app ltueni 81 I
dwelling ef the said A. B. Cooper In REIN u +
said District, on the fourth Mondays Of Ny
September next, at 10 o'ol OK An, on each o. -
days.
Dated this 9Th day Of April. AID. Issa.
HENRY GILLETT, },,...--,sss'-e-..
SAML. 2. CUTLER. ! O'-''-
wilw3.
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p RINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE

p RINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
TIA WING bought out another printing Office ".
6vil sell cheap, for cash, the following mate
rial.i o,,ss,s
A Hoe', COUNTRY PRESS, a irst-rate machine
in tboronr, working order bed 81 by 49, fitted win
cutter and TO work ttro rollers over the form.
Price, si20; CO. new $3.50 Fitted to run BY steam
or hand. - -
sTw only used 4 few weeks, with steam fttine-s a.
we'll as treadle and in perfect order. These presses
are probably the best now manufactured. Price,
$3.50.
Just put in perfect repair ara as good as new. Price
A Potter Card Press in good srier. Price SIS.
Also. a ,hree horse P0RTA BIZ STEAM ENGINE
and boiler, in good running order las steam gauge
waite. gauge &c. and is an exceileA paehne.
TYPE.
An aersp1per dres about 70n lbs bfesien nd
400 Nonpareil with eight fonts Of display type far
advertisements, Corners make, and almost new
h aving. been used bnt a few weeks n small eii-
good as new We will sell ii for Is per cent less
ths founders rates, for casa.
Font Plea about Ioolbs
3 mall Piea fonts about. 500 lbs
| ong Primer font, about. 3A lbs
Bf ever fonts, about. SO lbs
metal ype and borders, much oft almost uev, ana
Cases Stands, Stones, Leads, Composing Sticks.
Chasee A C., &c.
20 good chance for printer TO purchase an out
at was sell ION offered.
A''i he FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
t%&vo Burlington, Vt.
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.EfIIG Flls. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD
Home fRS. Company,
OF NEW YORK.

And our many other Companies whose 11nERALIrr,
FAIRNESS and LONG STANDING are well known by
every business man and whose C0WBDED CASE
AssETs amount 90 over Forty aTiIlions Of Doll
lars thus Offering hotter security than any other
Agency in this part Of the View ENGLAND States.
We can place at a moments notice Fire Insurance
q the amount Of
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NEWELL LYONS ESTATE.

NJ l. the Subscribers, having been a1u.
W the Honorable the Probate Court ir .-
ulet OF Chittendc1, Comm iss.1ua-s o. rae.
anime and adjust the claims and feulr..
persons, against the Estate tl
yoh' late q Bzrlin-toc, in said D.--r
scented ins0lven.. and also AL claims an.
eAhlhited In elset thereto and SIX month -
gay OF the date hereuf, being Above.
court ior that purpose, ne DO Therefore
give notice, that We vii attend o. the Hl
our appointment at the Office Of Dluicl Is
Burlington in said District on the fr=r sf.-
NAY and August ne1t, at 10 o'cl1ck a. D.
each Of said days.
Dated this 10th day OF February AID. I-51.
RUSSELL ;. TAFT. }c...--.
NATHANIEL PARhERj
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EMILY AIrGEE's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERNONT.} lAe Hon. P-.--..
ior me D---
ta~I'a--

STATE OF VERNoNT,{ IAe Hon. Pr.a-..
icr rne 1l--r
te0ler.
To al persons interested iu the estate .. -
heoee and Flora Nc5ee. Of jericho. fu s..
trict,
GgE
N HE EAS, application fu u-ff-- t.-t
W male Go tbs Court ty the --l-frlH .
~ardsr Tor license o. sell the real e-..-.. .. 81 b.
--ilnS forth ere % that li, ward. own --. E..
% common with tlelr mother .u The h..1.-.
% ben'ai hcGee. deceased, situate lr .-.s
AMI that % would be conducive o. Oh.
sad wards 90 seli and convert the san.
AN THEREUP.S the said Count .r.
S-ned the tn day Of April A w. q.
sruaaie Court .tuams 10 sad u.-.-- ..-
decide upon -aid application. and ...
.c notice thereof pe given tual persia. a-...
liereiu, oy publishing this erl-- .--a s-as.
cessively. in the Burl .r-.. r-
newspaper which circu ates FOO ti.ar..-
llose persons interested therein 81. s. -
ll.lels sua- De previous % tie tine
Ihereiore you are hereby p Gifted -.aar.
ara Court, al the time and place q. r-sa...
mere @ object 90 the -rlut.u-- g such -al.
elyen under my hand. no the Probate
TINS -ith day Of March A. ID. ISIS.
"+i"5 T. E. WALLS Jus
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READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
Saving for one month, sis235, over 40 er cent
". Y. Tribune.
Using three and four foot burners in the place
SIX and eight, heretofore. "-N. Y. Herald
a am satisfied that this improvement will make a
clear saving 70 Us, in our gas bills, Of 5000 per
year c. Moore 4 Co., AftisbOrourgh, Mass
We hereby heartily endorse il as the most per
feet sas light ~e have ever worked hy in any print
Ing efhee-"-Sign'd By rae Foreman. Asst Forsuaau.
tA'ef R'tl'eT and Makers up Congregational
Prt-ttEg Office, Warrington, d. c.
" Saves fully one-third the expense. "-DaRy Spv,
Woroester, Mass.
We have saved As per cent, yet our light is fully
equal to what ii was before "-yicAols s Hufehins
LoBeH, Mass
d" Has saved more than 20 per cent in the quantity
Of gas consumed, whilst the quantity Of light has
been someT hat increased and its quality greatly
improVed."-JoAH J. MAY, Broad Street, Boston
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FARM FOR SALE.
DENTAL NOTICE
TO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE.

TUE Banking House ofNORFON & co. Of p,ris
4 ana LONDON, having entered upon tbeir 5s,s
brelsss, aTs prepared 70 show every attention 10
and expense attendant upon the purchase Of Tet,ar
% Credit 70 suTope Messrs- MORT n & % bo,s
States and Railway Bonds or Aperiran ~, .Hted
value ~ Paris placing the amaunt al nee 10 "a, .ne
credit Of de ositOrs. Parties before s- 20 20 me
dressed 70 care Of FiAiniy adj
NORTON CO., 4 Broad st..Ny
hue Scribe Grand HoteD Psri.
March 9th.-37wom 'eAoufy' London
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WANTED.

a FEW copies q the DAILY FREE Pass of De-,
5th, los, and Of the WEEKLY FREr Pass =,
- iith' ior which liberal price viii be paid Al
ne FREE TRESS OFFICE.
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He TRUTHIN NUTSHELL

a ". POWERS has the e.clusivs. ,o,,,. e., ri.
a. section o. the beet PIANOS manu- fsctured IN Cd
te 5MNay Sons, Haynes Brothers and the d, Il
/ Fss W0NFv ncse Instruments he is able to sell f
nra ,o oIhEk SOURCE Furthermore he can Sc
nossitya customer any instrument at the 10, vest
Me-, - ure Therefore, all in want an ms TIN
and xsnouo call at my wareroom corr ,er Chm rcb
yiScad S,reets, where they will read y he on
si1oeu mat these statements are trpe IT,, ina
prompts ana carefully attended TO. p iano Rn re-
% A. W. POWERS
Ohurch St., lst corner South Of the Pa D.
April is.-sdxwf 'e' mont
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FOR SALE.
4 FhREB-HoRsE PORTABLE STEAM ENer,.
ana boiier IN good running order, for sale Il
dSwn FREE PRESS OFFICE,
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THE BEST WAY

l'o obt'in heavy yard wide Colt Sheeting il 10
send Us Club Of 30 names az 10 cts eaeh for cur
aoilar goods, ana get twenty-one = as commission
Tor raising the Club, f0rtytwo yd. Tor Club Of 90
slxty-hve yds. for Club OF 100, or los yds. If the
Agent sends for the whole 100 articles out Of the
q The oldest, largest. aud most reliable Dollar
sale House in Boston. q Male and female agents
wanted. Send eluhs AID Money in registera let
ters and we guarantee prompt returns. GIVE Us
ONE TRIAL. Write AT ONCE for Circular and
" Exchange List" Of dollar goods, before sending
elsewhere. EASTMAN & KENDALL
25 Hawley St., Boston, Mas.
April lss.-giIn
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Wine, Herbs and Roots.
sPEER's Celebrated Wine. So well known. with
PERUvIAy BARE.
CHtsovILE FLoEEE-.
SSAEE R00T.
GINGER,
WILD CHERHr BARS,
and such other Herbs and Root as VIII i1 all cases
assist Digestion promote the .ret aa. q tler nat
urAl channels, ana give
Tone end FIg0r 90 hc Young and Oh.
.Nais glf Fsm1lrt
AL u-e 80 with wonderful success.
Brings COLOR 90 she pale white Iqs
BLOOM ana BEAUTY O. the Thin face
and aare-wnru cluutenanee.
tlre FEVER and creates APPETITE.
Trl them. U-e na ether. Ask for sGeer'.
Standard b.ttrr-. Sold hY Druggist. and Gr6cers.
See tAat uy signature over ih-cork ofoach bottle.
AL RED SpEER
Pss-li' y. j.. and -'1 Broadway. New York.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
FITS--EPILEPTiC FITS.

CERTAIN REMEDY FOR EPILEPTIC FITS.
S2AS1iS OF CJNVULSI0NS
Having t.e utmost confidence iu o. pr.l.a-arf0.
we -itIf' '-' o. tnt who are ali ct.d with Eu .r.r
nuinr slate kfllFf. and ny send ing their addre..
a'-ef ing .1-e- W. vll send snail bottle cHs us
.H "rIer Or have then. give &c p trial
Alire CHUMAB & son
AHrt ----r+w 2.f Court St. BROOKLYN. y \.
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9nsuranre.


Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus s5,O52,ss
s4Rs. WIRES. Agents.
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, e3,73O,os1
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Hartford Fire Ens. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus, s2,G26.220
skRs WIRES. Agents.
ms. Go. Of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated I7as. The Oldest Company IL the
United States
Capital ard Surplus, s2,O5o,4I2.
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
PhRniX Insurance Company |
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital aud Surplus, sI,25O,79O. |
s4R S. WIRES, Agents.
AOriIiard Fire Ens. Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital and surplus, al.5Os, 646
s6R. s. WIRES. Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, ei,5OO,OOO.
S. ar. S. WIRES, Agents.
Manhattan Ens. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sI,O52,I2s.
s.&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
springfield +. 4 Va. En>. 90
SPRINGFIELD. MASS
Capital and surplus, ss27,I72.
s.6Rs. WIRES. Agents.
Hanover Fire ms. Company
OF NEW YORK.
capital and surplus, s6O6,s35.
s4R.s. WIRES. Agents.
PheniX Insurance Company
OF BROOKLYN. NY.
-apitaI and surplus, sG,55s,56s.
s.4R. s. WIRES. Agsnts.T
EerEnania Fire LBs. Comply I
OF NEW YORK 7
'apital and surplus. $1,000, 900.
S. R. S. WIRES, Agents
Onkers a Ny. Fire Ens.CO. E
OF NEW YORK. f.
aPiial and Surplns, s734.Ss6 /.
s.&Rs s w1SEs, Agents. Il
International InS. COMPANY 5.
OF NEW YORK. -h
apital and surplus, sI.I2s,OI2. "a
S. 4 K. S. WIRES, Agents. 5e
Unknown Companies for this vicinity. We AZ, --.
q the ONLY authorized agents Of several 0rHrr | 4
O. nE rlre Insurance Companies Of New York ! -bi
ruord, Providence. Albany and Worcester 3
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DREW s RIGGS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT LAW
WASHINGTON. DC

OFFICE CORNER 7TH AND D. sTREr1s.
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid To claims 60. -.
- l, ;. Government Of every kind Patenf. ~
carcfIliy attended %. az 'iiei-'s
liberal per eenta-e will be allowed A.tor,a,-
sending Us business % transact. No CHARGES ~
o. made ir attending privately 10 difficult cases in
inc fenson ohce where the applicant is widow ~
through their Attorney. VI
knv.ir 40
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Greenville and Colpmbie Railroad.

.Greenville ana CQlpmbie Railroad.
6S FL EpJEsEFE1a PASSENGER Traips run
e4z4l2 eHily except Sur day, con-
meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
I've Columbia TOO en- LSe Gfeenville 600 am
Aston - 8.5Bdf ~" eAnderson Gas
NewbertJ 1885, q. Abbevillef 8.45 GO
Arr Abbeville $50 pm 60 Newberry L25 pm
IL Anderson 5.45 Aston 500 "
Greenvills g. 90 a.. Arr Columbia 300 pm
Trains ON hiue Ridge Reilroadrun as follows:
hveiAnderson $40 pm I've walhaIla 4,09 am
Pepdleton S,2o .''u" Pepdletpp $40 %
Arr Walhalla 500 80 81 Arr Anderson GAO"
son on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES @. MEREDITH General sup't.
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him for running away from Long
Branch without paying his hotel bill.
"Who wall Care for Mother Now2"
Who indeed? You took the old woman
10 the poor house Just 81 befote writing this
song, and there Is nobody but the poor
master TO care for her now. n; ~ =
Clear Me- Norma" was deaf and
dumb. He could nt mako hfs pa hear, nor
ma Z 'sH Ff59 u;aIf11 81!
."Ay Mother Dear, used to thfasii the
old woman within an inch Of her lihe!
II The author of "Rain on the R6of,s
always slept in the basement, except
when he slept out of doors. 700
"Let Me Kisss Him for; His Mother"
got mad because his mother wouldn't
have him" and whipped her little boy
within an inch OF his life 81 T''' H'r1
az Dreamt Dwelt. in Marble Halls"
used to cheat at marbles when boy,
and his dream was o horrid nightmare,
brought on by, rem orse at the recollec-
tions of fraudulent marble hauls.
"I'm Saddest }Whens L Sing" was
tickled almost to death if invited to. =,
Happy be Thy Dreams" sold benzine
whiskey.,, You can fancy what kind of
dreams" were produced. '@''i/
"No One to Love" having just killed
off his fifth wife, naturally felt like the
devil about it. 'i-t '''"tf
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Laurens RaiIroad---New 7schedule

EI;ISsEsssGFFaEE1 MAIL Trains on this Road run to
g5ssassZiz--.S3y return same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greehville and Colum-
A. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satugdays;
and leaving Helena at 80 p. N. same days.
July 9 j. S. BOWERS, Superih fsirdent
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BUGKTHORN sALVE!

Land and City Property for Sale.
4 FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, to
2. "a Glass City Residences, { to 10 Rooms,
4. 8 Valuable Building Lots, on Main street.
5. 10 "Lots, in other parts OF the o;'y,
6. 3 Large Lots in Waverley. ,...'
7. IA Tracts Land, within nles of Columbia,
from ten acres to 1000, ~,
8. The Hopkins T.. o. PlGhtation, j, ,480. acres,
9. 2, ,422 acres, near Kingayille, one of the best
cotton and stock plsntations in the country,
10. Other Plantations in Ricl5aFd- some OF
. them very desirable,.,i T.. -;lE,:-. q =
II. 10, 600 acres in Edgefeld Aeeveral. tracts,
IL. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
l3. 13, 900 acres in Charlcston-phosphate and
-" other Lands, sGr.... .,...-
"A. 2, 500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. / 700 acres near Greenvil Court House,
16! 5000 :" in nLaurens-seversl tracts,
II. 1000 :" in Kershaw,
49, 1s 1890 in in MaIlbQ1Eosa Ilt D. No. place,
20. q Fine Plantations in Abbeville.
21. 80, 900 acres Of Land in Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property
will find it to their interest. TO consult us. We
have Correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we constantly
eend descriptive lists Of property for sale.
March G1BBES d THOMAS.
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nGE@O 1z1tI.a a.a-A A.nEK,
WiEs and I.

Y WIFE and !. ,i,,-,
II all those bound together by matrimonial
sss TGnS the bPsssng 9a whSh
life. With as much philosophy as can DO saeen
in the following beautiful and obstructive lines,
there would be moro, much more, Of genuine
heppiness In married life than some assert: 4
We quarreled this morning, wife aid IL, ,
Though the cause WAS trivial and common;
But to lock in our eyes you'd have sworn that
we both fir,tIi.
Were a;couple Of enemies. -spiteful and wroth;
Not welded man and woman.,y,..7., 80. ,
Wife, like a tragedy queen in . play, '"
Tossed her sweet little head In as lofty way
As 30 little q woman was able;
She clenched her lips with a sneer and a
While /. beine rougher,, stamped up and
Like careless groom in stable.
You'd have thought us. the bitterest tseeipg
or little women and littlo men,.
You'd have laughed at our spite and pas
And would never have dreamed that storm
like this. '' ~
Would be rainboy'd to tears by that sunlight,
Till we talked in tho old fond fashion 40
Yet the storm was over in less than ali hour.
And was followed soon by. q summer shower,
And that again by embraces; sst..- .. '.
Yet 30 little the meaning was understood,
That we almost felt ashamed to be good, '.,,,.
And wore blush onour faces. ri, ..1.
Then she, ias o woman, much braver became,
And tried to bear the whole weight of the
Byher kindness, her selEreproving;.,,.
When, seeing her. humble, and knowing cher
= true,
I, all at once, became humble, too, ,
And very contrite and loving.
But seeing I acted a humble part,
She laughed outright .with;a frolic heart :,
A.laugh as careless'a as Cupid; -
And the laughter wrangled along my brain,
Till almost felt in passion again, 49,
And became quite stubborn and stupid.
And this was the time for her arms to twine
Around this stubborn neck OF mine,
Like the arms of q maid round lover;
And feeling them there, with the warmth, you
I laughed quite differentslaugh, and SO, F..
The storm ias Icalled it) was over. 80
So then we could talk with tho power to
please; go 80
,As though the passing Of storms like these
Leaves o certain felicity
Yet they free the heat and rebuuke the brain,
And teach us rough humility.
You see that we love another so we'll, i...
That we find more comfort than you can tell
In jingling our bells and corals;
In the fiercer fights OF world 80 drear,
We keep our spirits so close and clear,
That we need such trivial quarrels. =
In the great fierce fights of the world we try
To shield one another, my wife and 1,
Like brave strong man and woman;
But the trivial quarrels of days and nights
Unshackle our souls from the great fierce
fights, e"'S t''' i';.y. =. 10
And keep us low1y and human.
Clouds would grow in the quietest mind,
Andmake it unmeet to mix with it's kind,
We're nature less wise as q mother;
And with storms like ours there must 1utter
out Hf "a = '.
From the bosom the hoarded-up darkness and
doubt, 49,. ...,,.
The excess of our love for each otherl
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Deceit OF Song Writers.
. BY THE it'RAg, CONTRIBUTOR.

. BY THE t'RkF coNTRIBUToR.
The man who wrote "Home, Sweet
Home," never had o home.
No, of course not All Ibis folks at
home say that he didn't. Nobody who
writes about anything ever has it. :. If a
man is out of anything he immediately
goes and writes about it. No.one writes
SO many t'headings" as the man who is
ont of his head.
go Certainly he didn't ever have any
home II .'-tt ... %.
The man who wrote "Old Arm Chair, -
never had an arm chair in his life. The
best he had was an old split bottom chair
without any back to it. 80
The. author of Take Me- Back to
Switzerland meyer in Switzerland.
ting in the William Tell saloon eating
Switzer kaseAkase why, that was the
best he Gould do. -, ,'.''
Mother, I've Come Homo to Die"
hasn't spoken to theJ old woman for
years, sand wouldn't gosnenr the house.
Besides he is one of that class of spiritu-
alists who don't. believe they will die.
His health was never better. His mo-
ther is nothing but mother-in-law, and
she is dead anyhow
There is the author of "Old Oaken
Bucket, !" too; there wasn't q bucket on
the whole. farm, water being drawn with
tin pail a: I cistern pole.
eff Hal but a, Thousand Year, t"
stated privately to his friends that he
p was doing chores FOR his board md three
months schooling in the winter.
The author Of s'Champagne Charley"
never drank anything but ten cent whis-
key. - a r = Isl ~ =
The man who wrote "Mary Had Lit
Z tie Lamb"kneW very we'll that It was no.
thing but little lamb fry.
go "Shells of the Ocean" is humbug.
The plaintive poet who represents him
self as wandering on summers eve, with
seabeat Thought. on o pensive shore,
was raised in the interior of Penneylva-
home in all his life. "Gathered Shells
did he? ALI the shells he ever gathered
=. were some egg shells back of his mother 8
clark! I Hear the Angels Singing"
spent all his evenings in concert beer
saloon. Angels, indeed!
The man who wrote the "Song Of the
Skirt" hadn't shirt to his back, wear
Aipg q wamus for the most part.
AOit in the Silly Night" used to get
on q spree and make the Silly night howl
till day break.
The author of eve Met by Chance
knew very we'll it was arranged before
hand. He had been weeks in contriving
it, and she admired his contrivances.
The author Of "I'Knew Bank, sc. ="
didn't know one where he could get his
note discounted. The only check he
ever hel was white "check" on faro
bank. He never had q red check in all
his life.
What are the Wild Waves Saying?''
knew very we'll they were reproaching
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THE CENTRAL EHORT. LINE.
sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, ~;

Do y. Os IF
COLUMBIA. S. O., April 10, 1861,
THE following is the
la Ei "A E1IE5sEia55sEg Schedule oyerthe New
nections sure to all points North. South. West.
Going North. r- Going South
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.

k4sa G - sabs5afs abns5sSllswi1s eS4 Pss.tn. is the
ger Trains over this road: :, ',.'
Leave Charlotte. II. SO p M Arrive. IL So p m
Greensboro sos m and 7.17-p hi.
Arrive Goldsboro IL. 25 m Leave. 12.a4p nj
Through Passengers by this line havachoico
Of routes uid Greensboro and nansiile td,pich-
mond, or rid Raleigh and Weldon to I,ickibond
Richmond at same time by either route. Con-
nection made at Goldaboro with Passenger
Trains on Wilmingto ton and Weldon Railroad to
and from Wilmington, and Freight Train to
Weldon. Also to Newberu, on A. & n. G. r.
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Making close connections at Charlotte to all
points North and East, and Mt Augusta to all
points South and West. B8- Baggage checked
through. Faro as low. as by competing lines.
be sure and ask for Tickets riG Columbia and
Graniteville. First-cl Eating Houses along
the entire Route '',u~. -5til -,tt''
Tickets by this route arc OPTIONAL-eitber
uia Danvillo and Richmond, Weldon and Rich
mond, or Weldon and Old Bay Line-good until
used: For. Tickets to all principal points North,
South or West, apply at Ticket Office, foot Of
Blanding street, or for other information to
iC4 BOUKEIGHT, Superintendent,
Or j, r.. DORSEY, General Freight and Ticket
Agent 'i'H' '.'' April II
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
SUMMER SCHEDULE. '.''

ON and after the 9Th Juno inst,
&SSENG6y Passenger Trains will leave spar
tanourg g. ID. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at a. M, and arrive at Alston IL. 80 o. m.
Returning same days, leave Alston at IL, 80 m =;
arrive at Spartanburg Court House 700 s. M,
as per following Schedule: -. Ti>
Dozen Train In I}.ni,r 81,
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: ; 's stookhoiderS, Meeting
.ColumbIn and Augusta Railroad Co

A MEETING Of the Stockholders
&1Ekz-S Of the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company 10 hereby called, to be held.
DAY, the7th day OF July next, at Ia NJ, to con.
slider the question Of approving the conaolida-
tion Of the Company with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company, and tho
May WIN. JOHNSTON, President.