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PAINTING and GRAINING.

A. IA. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes.
vile, has opened shop In Beallsville, Ohio.
he is prepared to execute all kinds of Paint.
ing and Graining in the best style. Painting
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
a nnn FEET ARnvE THE SEA.

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Very truly, VS.. DECKER.
Denver, Oct 1. 1876.
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INVEST BRIGHTON BEACH
cnNEYIsLANp POINT.

IUNI1 INLANU = :. :.
PROSpECT PARK AND CONEI ISLAND RAlLhOAD
Oh AND AFTER JUNE ID ..
Tn AIMS between COMFY ISLAND POINT and WEST
HVfGATON REACH Will leave every 20 minutes frOnl
a a 10 IC.yO p ui making close connections VIZ! stca.
hoats 10 and NewNOrk and Newark EXCURSION ueked
Is ctnt. -, ,.,,y,-, ,,.u
ran ifhoIry Ggt0 n. 10 p m Az iIp. y m "
III y NJ every 10 minutes and on sundays ~ eV :" hs
f,xcur.on IYrkets between Brooklyn ana Nst bfhiol
Reach rs cents The Broosyu Depot 1roon
~ - can bp reached by horse cars from az me efeA
This Is he ouly steam ne running dsess % tas
the New Ocean Pief, Wv ie~i iohe
in M the centre OF all the pa0c atuaooonS
GnRNp COSCE RTS obsoryaeoT piaEa eysss!y stst
49,, an, eyeninR SUNDAY included BY DoWSlNu s
neebratSd NINTH KEGIMENT BASD and Al Az
pISLSI ia the world renowned Cornet ool0isI ~ 40 - A.
DGrnaJs lighted y an ELECTRIC LIGHT, 2o'OVo eaAH
power.
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PROPOSALS for HORSE and MULE SHOES
L and HORSE SHOE NAILS
DEPoT QUARTERHAsTERs OFFICE

DEPOr QUARTER AsTER's OFFICE,
Corner Of Houston and Greepests,
NEW-YORK June = 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripicate wiz DO received o.
and riace fher viii opened presence Of bidders for
supplying the U = QuartermAster Department with Horse
an, Mule shoes and Horse shoe Nails - follows
HORSE EHOFs-Of GOedenough," 300 pounds NO J. and
600 pounds ., 10000 pounds No 81 OF @hoenoer
ger 100 pounds J. 541U pounds No = ZUOOO y uIds
No. 3 and 100 pounds No !.
MTrF SHcFs-i8 600 pounds Burden No 1000 pounds
Rsr sF N4ls-Of Globe 600 pounds No. Q, $500
pounds No Z Loco pounds and 100 pounds No 3 Of
Putnam" 900 ponds No = and 1000 pounds No 9 an9
2jn hounds 80 of GOOdenOugh" 1000 pounds No 3 ana
200 pounds No. ..
All o be delivered at Army Building New York City The
Kegs strongly bound and securely hcaccd
the Nails I'm 70 and 30 pound s'rong boxes .
Proposals VIII be received OT nOre OF All on the ar
ces the ght 10 reject or al
bids Blank proposals viii be furnished Application 70
this Office Pr1Dosas should De addressed % TIE undersigned
ana Proposals for Horse and Mule Shoes OF
" Nails" rs tle case MAJ Dc l. Z. lASIONL
Colonel and A. O. ". Gent.
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The Stewart Memorial Ca
thedral Schools,
~ nApnru nITu nur ,CI AE7

The CEREMONY OF LAYING the CORNER STONE Of
ST. PAULS SCHOOL,
NOW BUILDING BY MRS. A. T. STEWART,
10 be CONNECTED with the CATHEDRAL at GARDEN
CITY. will TAKE PLACE on WEDNESDAY, JUNE ls,
1873 at 1890 p H. the direction Of the RIGHT REV
EREN u A. n. LITTLEJOHN, BISHOP Of LONG ISLAND
assisted by BISHOPS OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
from OTHER DIOCEsEs. and BY ALL THE CLERGY and
REPREs ENTATIVEs from THE LAITY.
TIRE MUSIC will be rendered by a TRAINED CHOIR Of
SEVERAL HUNDRED VOICES, supported by INsTRU
MENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT and the CENTENNIAL
CHIME If BELLS Ia the Cathedral tower.
THE STRUCTURE Is LOCATED UPON ELEVATED
GROUND, GIVING FULL VIEW the many thousands
of spectators who VIII take this opportunity Of witnessing
the interesting ceremony we'll inspecting the ca
theCra, approaching completion.
SPECIAL TRAINS VIA THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD viii leave Hunters Point, Bushwickave. and
FIatbushave. Brooklyn at Ills Returning viii leave
Garden City a 2:3O ana $3.50 D. m.
FROM OTHER POINTS SPECIAL CARS will be at
tached regular trains OF the Long Island Railroad
EXCURSION TICKETS at ABOUT ONE-HALF REGU-
LAR RATES will BE ISSUED from ALL STATIONS.
J. CHITTEEDEN, s SPENCER,
Genl Passenger Agent. Gen'l Superintendent
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miscellaneous.


4 DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW;
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,23s Broadway cor. Thirty
hrssL, IOs Vest Twenty thirdst, cor Eighthave,
No. o. East FOurtoonth-s., corner Union-sGuar9
go Thlriave, cor. FOrty-seventlst: at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2,2SI Thirdave, Onehundredand
twenty fourthst Harlem Bank Buildns up 70 sp
m. d Irregular Office rates
TOR THE SUMMER.-A gentleman and wife
Americans without children desire 20 take charge Of
house Of family who viii spend the summer out OF town.
give best Of references 0undOubted respocaDy and
requisite orcfuHess ready desired Please
address MANIA TITAN, Tribune Office
WANTED.-Furnlture, carpets, or other
w staple merchandise IN exchange for Al private rest
dence location VAN SICKLE. 90 Montgomery
St, Jersey city.
OI DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- The New York Elevated Railroad Contrary viii
sell private sale either together separately the following
four wheeled dummy engines
wo Engines 7x1O cylinder wheel 50 inch. weight about
Is, 900 pounds.
$4,000 pounds. 49,, . . =, -
ready delivery The remaining seventeen can
be delivered about the lst OF August next.
For further particulars &C. inquire OF the undermined
Mr.. X. KING, -.
General Office NewYork Elevated Railroad Company. New
York Z IL
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pcoposaIs.
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTING a SEC
L TION OF BOUNDARY STREET QNTERCEPTING)
AOAII to II Ifr.rr,rvr nrrnrcr OF coIrNn

WASHINGTON, June ~. 1879. }
BY direction Of the Board o. CommissioneIs SEALED
PR0POS AIS will this office until IL O'Clock
NJ saturday June Z~,1N78 for constructing section ~
the ntcrcepting) auxiliary sewer cons sung
OF 500 r ea feet es Of ~ feet internal diameter
on boundary ST. between Maryandave. and 2dst north
east -,.-,--.
Blank Of proposals and specifications NAV be obtained
AZ t- Oic together with the necessary information upon
application therefor and BIDS these forms viii alone DC
considered. Plans profile may be seen ms once
40 proposal wi received fDm any failing contractor
known as records II District OF Columbia since
4, 1873.
The right reserved reject any or all bids or parts OF
bI5a ". J. TWINIEG,
Major OF Engineers,
Com li.,ou n
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BEDFORD-AVE.

CFrankln-ave hafhourly from 635 Il. 10 1924 p. N
Last train from the Beach. II p. N.
The depots cen be reached via South Wall. FnOn Hami
ton, Roosevelt and GTandst ferries from New-IOFS.
DORWIN sunertu..nFant
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREENPoINT Division. .,--
Goye-.9:t5 1872 1912 lililo til45 M .l2i5 i2te
lois, 545 rus i!45, 1s:l5, $3.50 p: n,-.-.-,,,.
Y EssaEnt5' S1ys h'1i9 nPd
755 E78 s3 s$0 100 800 $50 $50 fSsS to % ' o'O
Ss , %1 ns1 2e r as MARKED ~ mol
' s - r.'' P ply ..v. New
YORK y r. connecting Bay Ridge win Tor Man.
s5dst-si6 si025 Eil25 nj I2:25, tl2,. ,2:25 asi
Leroyst-9.3J tl0:S5 1ll'35 a. mI l2'JJ, t53. '2S5,
Pier s~5;55 siO:55 tIi:5j M 1906. sl:55 1888 S55.
fo e team .fesS S'' B Martin connect. win Elevated Rail
roads WAtehs; and trains at Bay Ridge for Manhattan
Leave Whltehal,stia:?5 tl025 tii:25 M sl2'2a
t25 1928 335 ~, ~ t55 Us s ~ p e. ,v
RETU RSING LEAVE
NnPh1it oo Bfe 90 fog R @ SS' E25 a ' .o
t39o ~ !5a0 go .: 90 ~, t,9 i,VV 'o-"
rTains marked tIp cOnsect -ith st.lnier D. X
Trains Market thus connecting with North River Boats
90 SrnTs9a rcKe good to rern to eithe,
division y River and Greenpoint Tickets aro not good DC
Orders NAV With DOdds Express for baggage to and
[hH tC10'NCERTs EVERY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING By GILAOhEs BAND And Ivy.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Va OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ TO u ~ ~.
and connects g:th ca cars Tor .ogth Ferry ro-o GA, an,
COmmunipsw Ferries.
PARK PLACL-N point Tor Post Oice CITY Han and
Barclay Ferry 10 HoOOken-
CHAMBERss TEEf Nearest point Tor Payonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLlN-SlkEEI-
NDETRFETNea pointer DesbrOsses street Ferry
70 Jersey CITY, and With for DesOrosse aai
East Grand street Ferries
BLEEg kERsTKEET- COEnects with cars for East AMI
EIGHTH STREET connecting with cars for Christopher
St, and East TeLth street Ferries
FOT RTEENT TtEErI connecting with cars Tor bast
Twenty third auB Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY til IfD-- 4 REEr-IOnuectng with cars f0r
Twruty.thlrd street Ferry 10 Jersey Cfty.
THIRTY Z observation-disclosures WITH cars Tor y" 60
hawken Ferry. -, -,
FORTY. = ECON IlEEr-COnnects with New YORK
Transfer Comp1ry's cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET lud slXrH-ANENUE-
PITY. EIGnTH Notwithstanding. entrance 70 GentrA
PARK connecting with cars OF Belt Lane Railroad
FIFTY .IHIkD. sItEkI and EIGHTH ANEN IE-
FIlrFY. NINTH-s rHEEr and MN rH-ANENUE-
SEVENTY SECON ID STREET and NINTH AVENUE
EIGHTY. FIR- r STREET and MN H-ANENlE-
FOR uptown trains east side stations.
FOR take west side stations
Trains will 0sthsL and OthsYe ana oAsJo ana 0tS
ave alternately.
PARE 10 CENT5 Except between the hours Of $50 70
1880 a. m aud y. M, when the fare Is cents.
WM. r. GARRISON, President
VAN BROCKLIN, Superintendent
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Bee Cream.

4 DYERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES f,O. I,231 Broadway Thirty first
a., or 36s West twenty third-st corner Eghtb-avet
Ma, 81 Last tOurteeuthsJ corner UnlOn-sguare, 100
Thlraye, Forty hist; AZ the HARLEM OFFICE
No 2,S~I Thrdave Onehundr red ant vent Ourh-a
Harlem savings Bank Building, up D. at regular
CELEBRATES
4 FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
CON5L DERsTAND THIS,
AND KNOW IT Is
ALWAYS RELIABLE
TRY IT
And YOU WILL USE no OTHER
Depos Dos 4th-ave. 1888 Broadway ani75 ChRthauist
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM. ST per gallon.
the city reduction Y Bible House n. Y.
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Gxcursloue.
BRIGHTON BEACH.

BRIGHTON BEACH.
Trains on the Brooklyn. Fiatbush and coney Island
Railway,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
will run hafh0urly between FLATBCsHAVE. GOny
Island Depot Brooklyn and BRIGHTON BEACH from $50
O. n. 70 1890 y. u.
Trains viii also leave
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CUANBERNAID. SSc.-Bv a tidy Swede Rlri
u neat COM eteut cuauhermaid and waitress ty aOS
T Of sleaIS habits WHO wants steady horne cay VI coah-
NV 6fIiave.. near l~flSt
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UHANRERMAID, &c.-A young girl as cham
bern,a,d and waitress laundTess no 0njecuon 70 inc
rcuDfrv CaI az present employers, No l42 est 4Sl
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Gunner Board.

Seven Springs Mountain House, Monroe,
- y Y; 81 TO SO week f2 day transient families
moderote water and air cures comforts and amusoments
% miles on Erie Railways miles up IN the mountains
livery. saddle, billiards. j. o. DAMON.
CUMMIT LAKE HOUSE, Orange County
= y y three miles rom Turner on ne EEe i'sway
mOfates seventy fishing boating, hunting air
deruly healing efectuay every form OF malaria as
proved experience very ec1clOus for lung irOuDes
In June before the crowd Address l. srOCKBRIDGE Cen
Au-I.-- n Y
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DRESSNAKER.-Ane expert need dressmaker,
~ WHO IS first class filter would Ike 70 make few more
ENGAGEMENTS by day Address NJ 100 3dave Adyer-
aseueut once.
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GHAMBEKMAID anu NtA " hi-9n'-I'! ~
respectable Prot sstaut c.rl, who understands her
iutes as chambermad and is Eo11 family seams rsei IN
iCrstnds d.essmaKiar operate sewing mchlne no
shecuOn q the country best reercUtc Naii az ATS
ELLLI'S. SO West ! ltl-st., corner othave
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VWANBERNAID and WAITEESS.-l}y an
I English Protestant Young girl wears lfe9Gh gsp
room. civ or county city references moderate wages
HOME BU REAU, l5S Gthave.
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COOK. WASHER and IRONER.-By strong
and abe .trl good family cook and c1au al
very neat about her work aad person anu w" so5
,,tssfou CITY reerepces Can be seen at oV@ O'"'or
go Q5tt-zt. JaCQuins Bureau.
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ON tNIBERNAID and WAITRESS.-By
fifv r~ well qualified M her position Is quick and
lctive ana very careful chambermaid excellent releI
IuCss. Gan De seen 6U- Gth-avc., urI o5thst
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- WATTRESS.-Bv z
NHANBERMAID and

NIAMDI.AMAlD ,
scotch Protestant rl respectable ana wen r,'l
rTe6aa. competent either capacity Chamberlain or
yares. 81 understands al about clDIen clIJ CT Cou
trv. 1865 sthayc. near -3e-st. nrst uoor.
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ferirres dno Aleeilngs.

UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NETWORK.
u The annual commencement VIII be held TIL RS-
DAY June TO- 1890 a H., in the Academy Of Music TX
annaOns admission on EsDAY June IL, at 10 Oclos
> D- - ''' HOWARD CROSBY. Chancellor.
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every respect; understands soups PaSules f 81
gle g. otts and rUtworthv country city. Inquire
sTWARY H. 282 fth-av near lotts~
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COOK-By Swedish cook understands oosD an
- go - ,,.r Q3f.sf. LET tOOT.
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VOOK-A Protestant woman AZ hest ~ S,ty ref
! cook understands at kln1s ~ pSsu! O0'' WV 49,
renee 4es Sdaye, ring 6ch three tunes, --
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NITRSE-Bv a Scotch Protestant woman j.
~ capable taxing fu charge of infant from birth
Fery good bOe good -eamstress good refer
BnCes city country. CAL at 10 6thave in the toy store
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tONSTITITIDN.

/. This Convention shall be called the Union
county Sunday School Convention.
:. The officers of this convention shall con
sisi ola President, two Vice Presidents, Sccrcta.
ry and Treasurer, to be elected annually
3. The President shall preside at all meetings,
when present, otherwise one Of the Vice Prcsi-
dents.
j. The Secretary shall keep a fair record of all
proceedings, and have the same published in the
County Paper, when requested by the Conycn
ton.
.. The Convention shall elect annually. an
Executive Committee of three, whose duty il
shall be to arrange Programme, secure the
Services Of gefssns to ds,ffefss sssssys on tho va
rious subjects selceteaSby the Committee, and
call an extra meeting Of the Convention when
In their Judgment they deem il proper.
q. This Convention shall be composel Of tLrcc
Delegates from each school in the county.
Z. All the meetings. Of this convention sbol,
be'opoG0d and closed with prayer.
&: This Convention Shall have the powcr :,
select the liTc and place for holding its annual
meetings.
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Tho Chester First Annual Fair.

We have received the .prcmium List Of the
Chester Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton 10 be held at Chester {. H., commencing
Oct. 18th and continuing four days. We notice
that the Directors Of the Association are chosen
from among the best Farmers of Chester, York,
Fairfield and Lancaster Counties, securing an
important influence III all those counties. The
Premium List embraces, rs near as possible,
every article Of all industries and the premiums
are liberal
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Personal.

Mr.. Il. W. Shand and family have just re-
turned from a two weeks trip in the mountains
DR.. Il. +. Rawls and wife, Il. Il. Rawls, c. r.
Rawls and T. Rawls, comprising the whole Of
that family living here arc now enjoying the
delightful climate of Ashevillc.
Maj. J. Il. Siccdman and daughter are on 4
Northern tourc.
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LIST or DELEGATES.

Josiah Foster. Thomas Kelley, }. Il. Jcircrcs
1. NJ. Iittlcjohn, s. II. Thackston, G.. W. Scott
Columbus Davis j. T. Mulinax, a. ID. Spears,
.. Crosby; M5B-Sfeaaor.s K. G! furre. 5ssfssear
ter, Rev. }. ). Bailey, W. J. Crocker, d. W.
owen, J. e. +. Jctcr, Mrs. l.. c. Jctcr, b. n.
Wilburn, +. Il. Cull, J. NJ. Plcxco, $. NJ. Rice,
Mrs. y. Hill, Rev. J. c. Ilumphrics, +. d. Ma
bin.
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Two Vacancies.

{. NJ. Green has rendered his resignation as
member Of the House of Representatives from
York County.
Henry Ilarizog, one of the Representatives
from Barnwcll County, died at his resi- lcncc two
miles from Bambcrg on the 2Gth ut.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-08
a Jolly Mountain Trip.

On Wednesday last II party Of Mountain tour
lists from Fairfield passed through this town, in
huSgics, with II camp wagon, OH their way to
the "Land of the Sky" They looked as if
they were determined upon having jolly good
time Of it,
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For the Timcr
u. 3. Hogan's Reply ra 'Roor Unsuccessf.,s
Farmeu,,'


MIR. EDITOR In reply 10 Poor Unsucc rssful
Farmer first 4ucstion-'lIow many Acres I
had in Corn, Hos,on, Whea. ant, Oats, replyf:
| had in Corn; N Acres !; Cotton, IS Acres:
Wheat, IL Acres Oats, I6 Acres
I'd The 4n'li.y Of land is s,sn,ly, will, a. red.
! clay subsoil; mostly NY land is on the line
| where the sandy ard red ,unl mix
%. DID nsc mInures---whnt kind-cost &c.2
Old use 81 worth eE CoIsmereial fertilizers
one barrel Of Longs Cheu,ionis and n few sacks
OF Atlantic Acid. which neglected to mention
in my s'a'cmcns; besides, I used quantities .s
home made fertilizers, which was ocusltcd with
the expenses of the crop
9TH. Did two animnls alone do ali tic work
| will say that if lie will notice the number
of acres above stated lie will say, if he is any
Kind of Farmer, that two mules was enough,
to perform al! the work.
9th. How many day hands worked?
had no limit to the number, but hired them
whenever needed he!p.
9th. We're the hands white or coloredy
My regular hands were white.
9TH. Who were tic hands, particularly tho
two regular hands?
l shall not give their nehnss plhlisly. but will
s'~ 'hem privately toanyone wishing to know
who they are
lie also wishes me to tell how TO raise corn
cotton, wheat and oats. think the weather is
hltic too hot to tax the readers Of the T,xys
with SO much at this time.
agree with Poor Unsuccessful Farmer ,ba,
The success Of any farm depends very uuch nm
inc hahdS. also believe that the efficiency Of
The hands depends very much On who hires and
manages them
Now' Mr. Editor, "Poor Unsuccessful Far
mer must live in n very poor country or omo,o
very poor farmers, to let such crop as mine
S'agScr him have ncghbor, who works o.
iwo-horsc farm, who told me the other dav tbo,
MS cotton crop alone sold for twelve hundred
ana hf'y (?l,25O) dollars, to say nothing Of his
gram crop, although he made good ono
enough corn to do him two years.
think those who make pluch smaller ero,a
than do will soon DO working with mortgage.
oSertheir, ,cropso fafsas. . -4fssr mr.
expenses of my family there is very little clear
money left ne
am convinced that two.horse farm is tbc
best szod farm for the times. | may have mara
TO say about that in the future.
MIR. Editor, few words as 10 tho pro.o,,
crop We have had plenty of rain for ,h.
last lew dnys and the crops are consid.,,bIv
revived but the carly upland corn cannot ,oaLe
ahy'h'ng IKE n good crop. Cotton is very small
"''' "'''"' G. b. II.
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BeD- Mr.. G. {. Culp has novel his Law Of
flee into one of the neat and airy rooms adj in
the Times office.
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Low Express Freight for Fruit.

The ever accommodating Express Agent at
this place, Mr.. F. II. Counts has sent us the
following reduced freight rates for Fruit, Ly Ex-
press, FROM this point
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BsS" Capt. +. W. Dawson, Editor of tn,
Charleston Ncw anil Co"ricr, has gone to Europe