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pILES AND FISTULA.

DR.. h. D. SHRADER, ofice l2lO y ytroe,
orthwest, positively and permanently cures Pil,s
ma lstua NO matter of how long standinR) by an
ehureiy new, scientific and universally successful
method OF treatment, without resort to the Knife
gattnre Caustic, or any painful applications, and
perfect cure guaranteed IN all cases money re-
mnaed Refers to Vim. Tucker, merchant tailor,
1E0s rennsyivania avenue; q. Q. Sailer, of the
Emery Goal Company ONCE, LIST ard streets north
west y. T. hanion, grocer. s20 7th street soutb-
" =, BreS err Az z: Capitol street; 81. r.
CaItef, 4O1 18th st.; B. Marche 6ll A st. south
sast Joseph Wall, $50 Pa. ave.; L. Luchs II
Lncns Bro, " holessle cigars and tobacco, S2S
stn 81. ana to many others on application ct my Of
nee, nose names We have not permission to use In
connection with this advertisement
special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 a. m. 10
N; sundays Ito ,. N. Consultation free.
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All other Goods too numerous % mention red uoed
q same proportion In prices.
hoTE.-You ind here ell goods 90 advertised. and
al TINS season . stock, not old and much handled
goods. They are cat. made and trimmed In custom
modes. am determined 60 redsce this stock, I'm
erder % make room for immense stock Of Fall and
Winter q GODS, which have ordered already, 90 b
sxprsay Manufactured Tor ne. Oan st once ~
A. STR AUS,
jyis-6 IOII Pennsylvania aeeusse.
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COLORADO HOUSE,
y OCEAN BEACH. M0NMOUTH CO. MI

OPENS FOR GUESTS JUNE IST
One hundred feet from good bathing =. n
Two lakes and pine woods within three vSAAV
minutes walk Of house. House has all lSslH III
modern conveniences; will accommodate go oUe.is
Terms, 81 so peIdsy, and SA per week. few
choiee rooms at Sl6 and SIS. A. p. COOK, late Of
the West End House, Cape NAV, Proprietor AppIy
ail6O1 Chestnut St. Philsdelphis, Pa. sp27 -f,tsm
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l'HE HYGELA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
SITUATED within 100 yards Of Eors Monroe. Oren
Gil the year. Special attractions fer sum- a
mer, with ample capacity for 500 suegts $fNA8
las ali modern improvements. Six daily ls.SfI
mails and telegraph office. Fifteen twenty nT-T,
Glass steamers land daily, except Sunday $50 yards
from the door: Superior beach for bathing AZ door
steps and good from May until November. Boating
hshing and driving specially attractive. Send for
circular describing by gienic advantages, terms &c
myl5-An III. PHOEBCS, Prop.
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If You ARE NERVOUS, take one dose OF
Lodille's Headache Specific. Only 50 cents. /
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SChOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SUMNER
- RESORT,
viii open for guests June nd. at moderate rates.
Large grounds, ample shade, resident "A
ply siCiaD. SEYA8
Send for Circular. lkIEE
my9m seh1oiav. SoSas.in.
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SUMNER RESORTS
nELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT.

MARYLAND AND CITY HOTEL
SALT WATER. BATHING, FISHINS, BOAT
ING. AND DRIVING.
Table supplied with every efficacy OF the season.
soft and hard shell crabs, fresh hsl, &c,A
and fre-h vegetables daily from the gar VEAQ
dens OF the hotels. Board during the ~ ISE
month Of July and August, from as to 6 l. Dol
week, with special rates for families. Apply To
W. fl. GORMAN & CO.,
jeSOeolms Aunapoiis Ma
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a Woman Shot by n Man.

WAS 1T ACCIDENTAL OR INTENT IoSAL q?
This morning about II O'Clock a colored
woman named Anna Smith, living in Swing
heimeI's alley, on Is = street, between Ohio
avenue and d street, was shot in the feshy
part of the high by a cOlOred man by the
name OF Jake Hawkins. According To the
statement of the wounded woman, Hawkins
was sitting on the steps of house near by.
manipulating a small Smith e WeSsOn le-
vOlver. Pointing the butt end of the pistol
towards her he said. Gamma, | will shoot
You" She replied. 90, you and your pistol
go take walk upon which she turned to
leave, when the pistol was discharged and
he ball entered her leg in the rear. Haw-
Eins walked away soon after, and up to this
time the police have been unable to discover
bis Wherea bouts. The persons who saw the
affair believe the shooting was intentional.
They say Hawkins was fooliug with the piS-
tol, and said. half in earnest, that he would
shoot Anna. upon which she dared him to do
so. and he fired and then lett. Anna insists
that The shooting was purely accidental. The
neigh bOrhoOd in which the shooting occurred
is a disreputsbe one being OccUpi Ell mainly
by abandoned women of both colOrS, living
in small and dirty apartments in sQualOr
and poverty. DR.. Bracket. OF Capitol Hill,
who was visiting patient in the vicinity,
was called in and pronounced the wound q
severe, but not dangerous one.
THREE DIVORCE CAsEs-Yesterday Judge
Wylle, in the Equity Court, made q decree
of divorce in the case of Mary F.. Boswell
against Henry Boswell. The parties were
married IN November, 1874, by Rev. =. Shan
non, and the petitioner, whose maiden name
was Carroll, charges that defendant treated
hef with so much cruelty that on the 10th of
September, 1875, she was compelled TO sep
arate from him. She charges that on Jane
10th, 1876. defendant committed adultery
with one Nancy Gill at the house of Rachel
BToome. The petitioner is authorized by
decree TO resume her maiden name. Mr.. r
& Fuller appeared for petitioner.
Judge Wylle also granted divorce in the
case OF Ruth q. ID. Ravens agt. Theodore F..
HaVens. The petitioner states that they
were married at Madison, Conn, February
9Th, 1869, have had one child, and came to
this city about six years ago, aud he resided
with her until 1874, when he returned to Con-
nccticut. She charges that he never con-
tributed regularly 10 her support except for
IOur moths. She charges that he Is an ha-
bitual druukard, and that he has assaulted
her several times. Mrs. Lockwood appeared
for petitioner.
To day Judge Wylie made a decree in the
case OF Martha =. Thompson agt. John q.
Thomson, giving her the custody of the chill
dren. The parties were married on the 25fh
OF december. 1s5S, and have had two chill
dren. she charges that he has treated her
with great cruelty, and for the pas five years
has almost entirely neglected her and the
children; then he wasted his earnings in dis
sipattOn and malicious'y defam ii nar char
acter, and caused her dismissal from ser
vice, &c. judge CUppy appeared for COM
plainant and Mr.. j. y. oliver took the testi-
mOny.
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4 YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
IL THIRD SE .SON
sTIAMER MARY WASHINGTON.

YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
- THIRD EaS0N.
STIAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Regular TriPs EVERY WEDNESDAY
Leave 9TH street harf at , m; return q IL D. m
rs Tickets Fifty Cent?,
join In the above Excursions, on the
dates named. All who desire TO aid
81. m must purchase tickets Of their members:
MekendIee Section Cadets Of Temperance, July
YOuTe Peoples Literary Association, Assem- bly,
Church, A1sHM !. day and evening. js7 sn
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
= 10 baking trips to Gly mont and 10
ntermt diste landings dai y SUNDAY EsS9lh8 ~
sxcepted), leaving her vi arf, foot ofnE3ezz
IKE street. atyB .. m returns about clock o. ~.
SOADAl kACURslONe-Two trips, to Mount
vernon Spring.; leaving At 10 O'Clock Q. N. aud
second Trip leaving s 80 sad returning at clock
rvdurn on the secs,d trip free Of charge. CbEAP
CHILDRENe THIP-Children viii be taken on
satrrdays Tor &C nts round trip; adults, IS cents
TICKETS VIII sntitle the holders to stop at the
usual landings until the return TRIP Of the boat:
eood only Oh eaturdays Children must In all casss
g accompanied By their parenu some adult
THE eTEAMB0AT MARY WASHINGTON
can be ehartsrxd for Excursions BY APPLYING O,
board, or 70 g. Y. ATLEE, Agent, q 70 0IH yts
street, opposite the Patent Once:
nyls-@ Pr.sident q uoupss,,
THE STEAMER MATTANO CAN BE
cnartsrsa for EXCURSIONS. 49,
wH. L. Z 1ILLnou, Agent. G
ye0-M Sixth Street wharf
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NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.-The
splendid iron Steamer SUI"
Capt ". Z. Geoghegsn, will resume 6. tssiss
her bATI RDAN EVENING TIKI Ps3zzs-z<-z<.Sx
20 Plaey Point, Hzrshall's and Point lookout, IN
SATURDAY, June 10. Fare only S2 round trip.
Ill hccorumocstions hrs class. Leave stephenson's
wharf, foot Of 9TH street, every Saturday at a IA
Ard returning arrive in Washington Monday morn
ing az clock For state rooms and further infor-
nation apply 10 Stephenson Bro, nh stree; wharf
or ii Office, 1915 Pennsylyanis avenue.
lee-Sm STEPHENSON BRO, Agents.
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The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank Holm gshesd,
gers at Mount Vernen wharf Pas EeAk
ssngers taking this steamer which is
connected " Ith the Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
Other lines.
Round trip, 81, including admission 10 MANSON
end Grounds.
Steamer les 7th street ha1 daily, (sundsy ex-
oePtsd,) at o Q. m and returns about 4 y. m
j. hCH. H0LLINGSwORTd,
ecpt. Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
BkANk HOLLIHGSHEAD, Str Arrow jelS sci
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Take heed.soyoar thosshts, 'T'lHTY
Time will toaoh hin, WIS hasi III taache,

- =. 7 1-ff 1S1tTf =
Take heedeoyoar thoughts. 6 ''of,
Time will toaoh hin whv has " teaeheg,
Proud looks make foul Woak In fair 9aoes.I
Fortune docs not change men; It only,
apmasks them. .oba. a Q z ~ 1"'7'
Perfection is attained BY slow degrees
sho requires the hand Of tisnc.v ~ - T}1tI :
Almost persuaded to DO d ChIstasu, is to
remain an impenlteDt siuncr.' ,Dt-
Thinking Is Tho lsast exert sx,seurssa privilege ii
cultivated hupanity. .sraGi ~ sysa'm,9
A rich man eau DO as big an idiot az d
poPr man but people wos* teil him hell, 80
quios. t,"t ''Hyr .'''n
When man has 20 design bot to speak
the truth, ho MAY say great deal iu very,
narrow compass. m i;u ~ -
Christians should be ,peaceable, for If
any ono thing is marked more than, another
in regard to Jesus, i 's"his adtocaoy Of
Peaco. '.'' ~ '7'
The difference betHeeu happiuess and.
wisdom is, that tho man ~hc xhiuks himself.
,npst huppy''is so, while he Who, thinks
hins9lf the Imn00st Imn00st xiso IL ssosraily tho rs--i
verse. u'.#r 'to,, l.,o,,<-. ;, =,
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.WIaOLE-HEARTED.l

Whatsoe' 'er you find TO do, e
Do it, boys, with all;your might,
Never be a litlle truo,
Or . ltitle 10 the right. 4
.Triaes even IS.
Lead to heaven, i
% Triaes make the life Of man; oi.,ai
So in oil things, "a IS. is.'
Great or small tAiugs, iai
BE as thorough as you can. l'E
Let % spcck their surface dim
Spotless truth ana honor bright
I'd not give fig for him
Who says any lie is white! G3
He who falters, ,s
Twists or alters
Little atoms, when we speak,
NIay deceive me,
But believe me,
To himself he is o sneak.
If you think word would please,
Say it, if it is but true;
Words may give delight With eassr
When no act is asked from you.
ayT5sISSssSy TsFSI Sty tsefsss, Ct s5ts' 11e 9aroH
Gid ajoy, or heal pain;
They are treasures, fN
Yielding pleasures Sg5
tits wicked to retain. },4.
Whatsoo'er you find to do, iM
Do it, asd with all your might;
Let your prayers be strong and true,--,
Prayer, my lads, will keep you right. 4
Pray in all things, ,,a ,,
Great and small things
God will ,hear, aud answer too. tf
Trust Him ever; EsS3
Doubt Him never;
Then He'll show what He can do. y,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

SCARLET FEvER.-Aucmipe6t physician
of Boston robs scarlet fdver Of many of its
terrors by prescribing TOT the patient warm
lemonade, with a, little mucilagc,. as often
ao desired, add sftho application, warmth I'D
to the stomach. Ifc directs that sheet
should DO wrung out,of hot water and laid
on the stomach, renewing as' often as it
cools. Nothing but Lemonade is to be
given.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

An Irishman, to whom some wonderful
story was told on the authority of penny
newspaper, declined to believe it saying he
distrusted all he saw 10 the "cheap prints y
"Why shouldn't you believe the, cheap
papers as soon as any other?" he was asked.
"Beoause," was his ready answer, ~ don't
think they oan afford to speak the truth for
the money!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

4 correspondent writes that weak solu.
tion Of carbolio acid (atout half q dozen
drops. to. gallon Of water) viii destroy
worms. and grubs in flower pots without
iujuring the plants. Parafine (diluted) is
also said to have the SAME effect. We have
not tried these remedies, having always
found perfectly clear lime and tsoot water
effectdal without being 10 the least Injurious.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

in Amerieas history must DO sssjgpsd II
ies proper place andong the crimes dgainst
popular government, aud made so .odiQus
that no party will daSe httehbtitsrepbtiti6nA
He who Is elected President must lnot' bs
inaugurated until that is sottled aud, made
positive. No Democrat CAM boz seduced
from his devotion aad allegiance ia aay way;
not by allurcmeats Of ofIico, nor oven by ak9
strong appeal ia the abandonmeat' 5y tab
administration Of vicious pprinciplos aud
dangerous policies aud tho adoption of better
doctrines aud gust measures. . Democrats
will not entrust their aoet cherished prinoi.
pies to- the keeping Iofa power which iy
attained by vicious aad oorraptim6aas. They
will rather continue their Ifaith 10 the right
of q majority to rulein accordance with tho
constitutional provisions. ,9IotuH ii lD~ 2!I
4 All Democrats rejoice With u6bounded
joy that free republican governments are
once moro allowed TO tho StateS of Souti,
Carolina and Louisiana. They rejoice in
tho good Ifrqita that must follow, They
know that peace and good order will prevail;y
that capital will be made secure, aud labor
centtentcd and happy; that enterprise will,
rcviyo, aud the cruel burdens of the govern.
meppt a9d public, corruption, will be, Lifted
from the shoulders Of labor, and that pro-
duotipp will increase and land advance ,iuI
price; but th,tIin the language Of Govorpari
Morton, il had become inevitable. Good
government ip theStates was not free will
offering upon the altars of THO /, country.
70: years the Democrats had contepded in
Congress and before tho people for FREQ re-
publican States throughout the South, aud
Gpally it,beoame s'inovitable," because the
right and truth were too strong to be longer
suppressed. In this Democrats 6pd reason
to stand more firmly with their party out Of
powcr, with no patronage to dispense, and
no money to distribute,r but animated by
the spirit of our institutions aud inspired
by the sentiment Of the right Of local self
governmeht as iuhcront in tho people. The
Democratio party during tho past ten years
has restored ono StatS hfter another, until
now the tread Of soldiers is heard 10 no
legislative halt, but Ia every State the
people arc governed by laws Of their own
enactment, aud by officers of their own
choosing. ''' -''.,'. na'
7 Mr.. Hendricks concluded with tho dccla
ration that this occasion had moro than q
personal Significance; it proclaimed that VIC
had no sectional sentiment; no Eastern o,
Western politics; the East aud the West
and the South were one. A wise and just
policy would alike promote the prosperity of
each. .bern 1"s i7D2 81 ~ q ~ ,'lr>'
L
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HEED THE
Words o. Advice,

n REspECfFULLY orered by
SsAts i,snlohstrs;or aff' '.Xnaiohiy IL
The Mallcal College Of. Georgia, VI
Thirty years experience III tho
!,rrxytice Of Observation-Disclosures h
;ssSasFs ssSif slsae e 'ss'!sGa's's Sat@s as
81 s,fs Ssslln,sns ,ssas.. f rs.I;ff fHfri'Ss's n
s.:sssaa ~ nsf FIJI 10! siisi Essi
@ sT MHsiSss Ne lasSs. @ S n,isi's s ii,ir&"Ea F.,
%SStg 3S;t ltgs,yp kaI'SSiSSEftt', yEk Fl 'ifi
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

A,goutlcman had board put upon part
Of his land, on which was wristen, II will
give this fold to any ono who IS really con
asked, care you oouteptedY'' The general
answer was, ''I am," and his reply invaria.
bly, was, "then what do you want with my
fieldT'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

o"On what authority" demanded a lawyer,
edo you swear to this mares age2" "The
best authority possible" replied the witness,
ri had it from the mares own mouth" "
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

Our girls must not be afraid Of warm
inner garments or outer, garments, If they
would preserve their health--and we will
add, with their health, their beauty not only
but their comfort and power to be Of use to
the world. r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

ScALp OR BURNs.- Instantly and
iberaily apply dry -four, and keep it 10 it's
place BY n bancagc. Another excellent
application is "prepayed lard"--that Is,
lard without salt. If only salt is at hand,
wash out the salt IN cuid water. Do not
apply cold water, salt, spirits or vinegar.
II the burn be In the leg or foos, slit the
stocking SO as to avoid breaking the skin.
Do not wash the wound, and do not dress ic
oftener than On nPlterhato days. Do NOT rub
or roughly handle the effected parts. If
there be much dhetaagee do hot wipe, bat
gently sop with soft cloth. "No uIce,
should DO often dressed, os by removing thd
exeremens wo arc likeIy TO rub of also she
now flesh" .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

IEAS Just opened, In Seneca City, first class
IL MANTUA MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
She. sollots tho patronage Of the public gene.
rally, guaranteeing satisfaoiion Cats and fits
Dresses &C., for Ladies' and Children. Plat O.
opposito Union Church, Bowerys New Building
hafoh !, 1877 Is 3mos'
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THE COLUMBIA REGISTER
PUBLIsAED r. tri1s ,5yj
DAILY, TRl.WEEKtY AND WEEKLY,
.-AT- HsHB5 '..t ""i
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
H0YT. EMLYN & MCDANIEL.
JAS. A. HOYT, Editor.

THE DAILY REGISTER contains the latest news
of tho day, all commercial, political and other
matter sent by telegraph, full local reports,
editorials upon all current topics, and
Grange and Agricultural Departments.
THE DAILY has n circulation extending to all
parts Of the State, is circulated III nearly every
State In the Union, and is constantly increasing;
thereforo, ae an advertising medium IL cannot bc
surpassed. RI NJ
The TRI-WE.RLY Rsa1srEn Is issued every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, and
coatains NIL the news Of two days in one issue.
TnE wEEKLr REaisr.n Is an eight page
paper, containing forty.eight columns, embrac-
paper is within the reacl, of every family, and
we arc pleased 10 stats the fact that its largo
circulation is rapidly extending.
THE REGISTER is now the organ Of the Stnto
Grange, and all matters Of interest to the Pa
irons Of IIasbandty Will te treated in thoir ap-.
.rogriat" d"terttnsh!: The .Ass!s;!!:"za: ait:
Grange articles viii appear in daBh of our pub
locations Daily, Tri.WeeEly yahd weekly.
Terms Of Subscription.
Daily Register--One year, 81; six months,
$3.50: three mon is. $l.76.
Tri-Weekly Eeglster--=Oho year, $5s six
months, So 90; 'hree months, 81 26.
Weekly Hegiste, Ono yoat, 81, six months,
81; three months, 81 ssns. @ II,
Job Pri11 1ting. "
The best and cheapest Book and Job Printing,
Of evcry description. promptly aud satisfactorily
| executed ut THE REatsrEn Oflce.
All kinds Of Law Blanks on hand, which wo
will sell at the forrest prices. ,i.
JAMES 4. HOYT,
II. N. EMLYN.
W. d. MCDANIEL,
Ptoprietufs and Publishers
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New Advertisem 9 nts.

N0G 7a:ootave, fne Rosewood
L lHNOO {fot used over six montbs). only
RzzzzsggsE8Ez@$ 80; cost $3.50. Now Pi-
amos at wholesale. Great bargains.
0UN Nearly new. $50; stops, $i5;
OnU AND 6 stops $50; 6 stops, sos; 7
ez3gz1z1staeEF zseEF4Eszsaast stops, $50; 0 stops, $G6;
II stops, $So5 to $50 Rare opportunity. New
Organs at Wholesale Beware Of limitations.
Best Offer ever made; read. Sent on to Is
days test trial. Money refunded and freight
paid both ways If unsatisfactory. Established
1885. Agents Wanted. Discounts to
Teachers, Ministers, SC. Address Daniel II.
Beatty, Washington New Jersey.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

The Scriptures si~s four names to
Chri.tians-belioycrs; for their faith; saints,
fot their holiness; brethren, for their love;
disciples, for their knowledge. -" 4 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-21

MURDER WILL 0ur.--A few yea1s ago
"August Flower" was discovered to bo q
certain cpre fpr dysRepaiw aud liver com
plaint, @few thin ,dyspeptios made. known to
their friends how easiiy and qniokly shsy had
been oured' by its use. The great merits of
dRhEN's Aueus7 Flower booame' heraldSf
through theoountry by one suH6rer to another;,
until, without advertising, its sale has become
,mmonso. Dtnggists in every town In the
onltod States are selling IL. No. person
suifer'ng With sour stomach, siok hen,aaeto.
eoshSoness, ,'pnlpitation Of tho heart, indipss.
tion' low spirits, eto,, oan' take three 6osos
without relief Go to your dtaggist, Dr.. r..
~ Norman, and &C.! bottle for rs cent? and
ryik Sample bottles Dcsuts.
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South Carolina Railroad.

.
- COLUMBIA, March ID, 1877.
Cn aud after this date Passenger Trains
viii run as follows:
: DAY TRAINs--sUNDNfs ExcEfTED.
Leave Columbia at 40 q NJ
Arrive at Charleston Of 4 20 pm
Leave Charleston ut 8 0O a m
Arrive at Colombia at 8 UO b Il,
4 NIGHT ExrREss AccoMsfo DMTpoN TKNfN.
Ieavo Columbia al Z 00 y ",
Arrive nt Charleston at g. so d N
leave Charleston at 8 is y m
Arrive at Columbia at 8 l5a m
Camden Train will run through to CO.
Embia on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays:
Leave Columbia at 1 AS D m
Arrive at Columbia at IL Sc a m
UP Columbia NightTrain connects closely
.th tho Greenyile and Columbia Railroad.
S. S.S.SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
8. b. PioKENs, Gcn'l Ticket Agent.
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DID You HEAR TnAT.--.A Now Orleans
paper tolls Of q printer, who, when his
fellow workmen Won't out to drink bocr, put
into the bank the exact amount he would
hh,.IgnSX'peq' ho hfagqYq|0 opt with P9r .P99rr y
lie did this for five years.
He then lookedat his. .bauk acoountS rid
found, that ,keohad laid up fye hundred and
twenty one. .ohS dollars and eighty sfxsFcenss
In five years he had NOT lost day because
Of sickness. Three out Of. FIVE of his follow
workmen had 10 tie meantime lbesbme
drunkards. rira5, Oh, .u, - ,., ~! !
The water drinRer tbeu bouglss out Aa
printing office, abd ih' twenty years from
the time he began, 70 put BY his modoy, he
had laid aside q good many thousands Of
dbllars. This story, teaohcs a lesson which
eVory little boy should lay to heart. 'ap re
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Notice to debtors and Creditors.

LII persons having demands against the
"A estNto Of Robert S.ribling, deceased, will
present them to tho undersigned duly attestc,l
and proved, and all who are indebted will come
forward and make payment within tho time re =
quired by law.
RUTHY p. STRiDLfNG, Exccutrix.
May 81, 1877 28 4
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manager to his audionce Of throo, f'as there
is nobody hero, I dismiss you all; tho per.
iormanee Of thia night wifi noS BE-, peEfosmed
but wiz bs seaReeased 4 Smorsosw sas &hg"