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RECENT TRAVELS AND EXPLORATIONS IN BIBLE
LANDS. BY FRANK 5. DE HAS D. d. svo PIP 400
Phillips & Hunt.
was for several years United

IAN rs By FRANK S. DE HAss. d. b. syo pp. ass.
Phillips & Hunt.
DIR. De Hass was for several years United
States Consul at Jerusalem, and he seems TO have de-
voted all the he could spare from his official duties
to an examination of the various places in Egypt and
Palestine connected with sacred history He WAS con-
cerned with the American and English Palestine Ex-
porauon Societies and he accompanied several OF the
most search parties else followed in their foot
steps, TIE principal value of the volume he has now
nut forth lies It's summary OF late discoveries confirm
ing scripture piOus traditions For crtt
cal scheme OF work offers little oppor-
.upttv and II NAV be doubted whether any his
receptye mind would have taken much satisfaction In
rigorous scientific Investigations; but as repertory oil
the newest results Of research-resus In many cases
not readily accessible in other forms-hs book VIII be
welcomed. IL Is copiously illustrated.
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PROPOSALS FOR FiRE-PR0oF ROOF.


CONVENIENT BUILDING. corner Of eth and SITS.
WASHINGTON, July 9th, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. 10 be ln1oised Proposals Tor
Fire Proof Roof addressed To the undersgned VIII be
of the 18th inst at which time they Will be
one Of bGdcr9 tor the entire work OF put
ting This building In conformity TO plan
specifications at tits ONCE which those desiring 10 pro
pose invited TO examine.
Bids from persons experienced in such work
ability execute promptly and In the 81 manner IS not
satisfactorily shown considered. and assign
ment the entered INTO viii be Tecognizo
pond factory Secretary of ar will required
whose proposal may be accepted aud tho
right to reject any OF all proposals. Is reserved
A
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for ARTILLERY and DRAFT
II HORSES.
DEPOT QUARTERaAsTER's OFFICE !

NRwNoRK CIrY, July 7, 1880 }
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN iripicate. subject 10 the
usual conditions WI be received office until O'Clock
D. M ~aturdav, August $50 at which time aud place
they will bidders for supplying TINS
Department G) ARTILLERY Horses and two I2 Draft
Horses.
The Artillery TO be gednes bay color sound In 81
In good condition square rotters wei broken 70
harness Onehalf g. sixteen aud Onehalt
high eight ODD not less than tw We
hundred ponnds suitable III respect Tor
Artillery The Draft Orses to De gelings bay color
particulars. good concuon, wen broken 70
work single double not less than niieen and 0neal
hands hiuh from 10 nine years DID, ana not les an
twelve In weight The right IL reserved 10
reject any all proposals. ,,., . 49,,
Back proposals Will De futnlsheu on apphcauon W ns
Office -. ,.r,-- -,
Proposals should Endorsed Proposals for Artillery and
Draft Horses" and addressed TO the Undersigned
l.. &. EhSTON, Colonel, u y A.,
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FV'ELEGRAPHC CONSOLIDATED MINING 20
1 PIONEER DISTRICT. PINAL COUNTY ARIZONA.
CAPITAL srOCn, s29Oo0O9; IL 10000 s25 SHAKEy
OFFICERS: arrest A. DeS Marets, president ~, I.
stock Exchange); C. c. Murphy Nice-Presdent Lndley
f. seaman Secretary and Treasurer Board OF Irnsteos
Theodore ilaIns Vernon seaman L. {. Murphy W: L.
Cewcli, John a. Robertson. Financial Agent-lheodore
Williams N. y Mining EXCHANGE NO. 81 BrOahway New
YORK. Register of Transfers IN New forkoOni99n rInst
Company. COunscl-RcniugtOn Vernam, No. leS BFoai-
way New. YORK; Hon. A. W. Blair, san francisco. Cal.
Mining Superintendent. +. Benton. ... ...,.
0FFICE: NO SO BROADWAY NEW-YORK
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GODS ACRE BEAUTIFUL; Or. THE CEMETERIES {
THE FUTURE. By w. ROBINSON, Els evo, pp. vii
los. Scrlbner & Wexford.


TiT FUTURE. Ky w. ROBINSON. Els eyo, Pr. viii,
1875. scrbner & Wexford.
Mr.. Robinson. who is well known as the
author of an excellent work on The Parks, Prom
epades aud Gardens OF Paris" has here applied his
taste and experience in horticulture and It's allied pur
suits to the discussion OF the practice OF cremation OF
which he Is an earnest advocate. He exposes the evils
Of the prevalent system OF burial with appalling full
ness Of detail and vigcr OF example aud he shows how
easy 1t would be- the fashion OF urn-bural were re-
yived 10 make our cemeteries The most beautiful OF
gardens set about with all the charms OF nature and
triumphs OF the sculpors art. He renders an ample
tribute OF praise the existing gardencemeteries OF
America which he considers far superior 10 the burial
grounds Of England France; but even those which
are hest managed aud favoraby situated must In
time be destroyed. In the OF years II will be
neee sary TO Gloss them, aud when graveyards nave
been closed nothing guard them from encroach-
meos and final dissertation. In the description OF his
ideal Coos its trees It's fountains, its shady
paths Its Robinson calls TO his aid the
draughtsmau and engraver; and besides beirg Illus
trated with careful wood-cus the volume (which is OF
English marufacture) IS furthermore adorned with the
luxury of splendid type rich neayy paper and veum
binding
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THE BONANZA CHIEF

GOLD MINING COMPANY
Capital sloOo,UUv. shares. 81 each. unassessabla
Presldent W. w. WICKES; Uce-presdeut MICHAEL
sSoW secretary r. +. BROOKE; directors, A. 5. BAHNk
H. A. RICHARDSON. q. q. ROBlNSON ,ALANSoN
TRASK W W. WICKES MICHAEL SNOW. OF New'fofkI
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For particulars inquire at the Office
rs AND 10 WALL STREET
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6orses. Carriages, Harntss, Sc.

EOR SALE.-A Park Top phaeton, In per.
feet order $3.50. Apply at winhed stabls2 lilo wss
10th ST
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filming.

filming.
COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINES GAP CREEK. ASHE co, G.
SG6 ACRES OF MINERAL LAND
Capital Stock. $500 900 Shares, 81 each
Registrars OF stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS,
q. b. Flint President
VIM Brandreth. Vice President aud Treasurer.
cenfral T. Alcock General h. Multogd AID Calvin J..
CowIcs Trustees.
Edwin H. milford Secretary.
H. NJ Eames. ST. T., superintendent
OFFICE OF COMPANY. 90 BROADWAY. N. Y.
NROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Mines, Bne.vie stanly Co, NC.
$50 Acres Mineral Land
CAPITAL sj0oOO0 SHARES. 81 EACH
Registrars OF stock Union Trust Company of NewYork
oficers
a. b. FLINT President T. r. MCCARTHY Vice Pres.
VIM BaANDRETH. Treas r. HALL, Secretary.
JP Rowland. r. @ Hopper J. II. Hosmer. Trustees
r. A. BlrdsaIl and n. Eanes IT, superintendent
ONCE Of Company. 62 broadway, New.york.
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER
Il STORES

DEror CHARACTERISTICS OF ICE
HOs %f%S s oa So cnT q dn Gye e. ESQ
SEALED PROPOSALS in triphcate, subject to the usual
on MONDAY August o. 1880 ut when time and place they
viii be opened 10 presence Of Ga@es5 sSr and ae
HOItsE sHOEs-ot Burden" 1000 pounds No. l.
sand and S S%Sp poaSds 30 G? noen6eree pounds
NJ 5000 pounds No 2 5000 pound 40 s. ana 1000
MULE sHoEs-oi Burden" 10000 poGads 10 2
60 of shoenDerser 1000 pounds No Z 5000
pounds No. + 23oey pPI9ds 70 6 PI p1mods go
10000 pouud. No 900 pounos NO and GOO bounds
10 Of Putnam oo p91nds 90 o. SoS4 pCnd;
"GoodeDough" 900 pounds No Il 0UO pounds NO D. and
'o TOE CAfKsc5Oo pounds No. !. 10000 pounds No O.
1000 pounds g. 10000 pounds No l. and 1000 pounds
fADLocKszas per standard samples at this Depo-eoO
IN ders will state will when
plete aelivery.ot the articles on which they md
be reeelvcd The right reject or All bids
IRE shors 10 be put 10 pound kegs strongly bOuD and
socurey headed the naIs and caks III 20 pound strong
boxes ,,. . ,..o.., g.. o.
ma,,.I i stores" and addressed TO tie nndefs gned
Bank proposals will be furnished On appcauon 10 this
ONCE e. EAsrON. Colonel. U. = A.
ASST. QuariernaSter Genl, Depot onsrteTnaster.
PROPOSALS for PRINTED WOODEN
L TAGS snd CORD CLAMPS for TIE MAIL SACKS.
II, ros[ 1sHGE IEf rai,s y, Zoo
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received At
this Department unli noon, on he Iwgny eyeith day d
TAGS IKE the .anpes Of tbs Department. IN quaint
Ties and at seh tunes q. may De ana asieu Garns
lrnishne 10 IKE manner aud lS me sans bs,iod CORD
ME IL this Department or samples which bidders
submit instead improved devices better adapted to the
purpose -, ~, -, . =. ,. - 81. n, -, ,,.,., :, -,
resarved mus De IA aeesrs5oe MIN e ~ n and
Assistant Postmaster. General
The contracts which be male viii be In conformity
d. NJ. KEY Postmaster General
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SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
FAN FRANCISCO. Thursday, July 10. 1880.
Yesterday. To-day. Yesterday. To-day.

The Mexican Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of one dollar share
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iHtning.


alta MONTANA COMPANY,
~ wTCKEs MONTANA
can,,al s5 100000 Shares $40 e1cn Unssse's"''"
N'' Present price 80 o.
oFFICERs-Presdent W. W. Wickes 'ooiio'~
Michael Snow; Secretary X. r. BROOKE 49,.
DIRECToRs-w.w. Wickes. A. r. Barnes Aansoh '' -,
=, shoIaon Michael SNOW New York s. T. Hansen, Colo
Saunders Montana. ..rcr
OFFICE 10 AND 1S WALL sTREEE -
EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Orran,zed under the Laws OF New-fork
Principal ONCE 1877 Broadway. ~ Y.
Own thirty and mil site situated N Esse hivo
pisirct summit County Coli capital slOOO0OOOi hoooo"
shates par value 80, stock full paid and unassessA"
OFFICERS
Hon CALVIN r. HULBURD. President
EAMERRIrr. Vice-Prescient
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
rpusTEEs-Abel d. Breed, Charles Waite Ir. EDWIN A.
,tri,t Hon Adelbert Ames Jonas o. Reed Frederick W.
Hon. Calvin T. Hulburd. Anthony Ghkison henry
.tuater Martin Thatcher. John H. Clark, Chauncey T.
Bowen, Edwin ]. Woolsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16

MORNING stat. IN MINING COMPANY
o.n,,as ,naer the laws OF NewYork
location OF Mines CARBONATE HILL, bHAD'iLLE'
bo'~"" " ~ COLORADO. .., 49,.
Capital Stock. s60OO0OO 100000 Shares fa' 'Aue s"o
STOCK FULL PAID AND UNAssEssAoLE.
GENERAL OFFICES OF tho Company No. ~ cedar's'
nE PSSIrORY. Continental National Bank Nes- OK:
REGISTRAR OF TRANSFERS CentrA irSs U.s. Nov
York
OFFICERS
President Hon. JNO. l. ROUTE
Vice. Pfesi ent, FRED TAYLOR
Secretary, u 70. :. TERRY - 49, ,r.rooS
TRUSTEES -
Uon Jno L. Routt x.GOvernOr OF Coorado Josep1 W
Watson H. f. Ekin Fred. Taylor. s. " Whte bela o. Du''
\.
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NI0RrH HITE And YOSEMITE COLL

~ MIMI q CO.,
OF MARiPO-A COUNTY. CAL. 49,.
CAPITAL 81 divided into 100000 snaree OF u each
unassessaOlo.
f. H. SPOONER President
f.. f. SEAMAN. Secretary and treasurer
4. WILLIAMS, General Agent
w. T. CLEWEBi. Financial Agent
Once. 90 Broadway, rooms ~ aud 25 -. $500 -.
limited OF stock iOr sale at % cents per snare
wing accn to famous lite Mine, this property recon-
menus self 10 prudent investors.
Prs tus mai led Ou auDliCatiOn
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aud PALMETTO MINING co.

or1cyRs-Pres't r. B. Catherwood secy and Treas
pro TEN. f. C. Bramlan.
TRusTFRs-A s. Warner, IT, G. Bramhall, Alex stewart
Horny Morgan t. L. Brown II. De Peyster. r. b. Gather
wood r c. Root Robert ScheI and A. f. Roberts
limited number o! for SALE for the purpose OF re-
building mill For particulars apply 1T general ONCE No. ~
.,
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ROBERTSON ELECTRIC ,
Ia ORE REDUCTION COMPANY.
Organized under Jaws OF the state OF New YORK. ,-
Capital Stock 600: 20OOuO shares par value o%o
Full paid and unassessable ,
LINDLEY r. SEAMAN. secretary aun Ireesurer 81,
This company licenses LOT Tue use Oh
their proceSs which reres ali classes rebelOus and re-
aoy ores except containing lead at cost OF - per
inTir upon the patents owned py the oon'
pany win be promptly prosecuted. -, r., - Nav
Principal ofhce, Rooms % and a. NO 90 broau"ay' A
Xork
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EpnPUATUA or, TIE ANEIIoRATIoS OF THR WoRin Ivy
H. w FARRAR, d. r. II. s.. Canon Of Westminster anu
ior o. St Margarets. Westminster l2mo. PIP An'
Macmillan K Co.
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Philadelphia Times: Judge Parsons
Bradlord ArguS concludes that zone
Democratic party in Pennsylvania has all
1t can attend to to defeat the opposition,
but two Democratic parties would have
still harder work"
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NOTE
BILL HEADS,
TAGS

Neatly executed on the shortest notice.
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The United Presbyterian Ministers of

The United Presbyterian Ministers OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, met the other day and
discussed the question GLOW far should
Presbyteries require confession ofshort
comings in duty from pastors, scss,ols
and cougregations?" The Rev. Mr.. Ful,oA
argued that failure in the performance OF
duty on the part Of congregations should
come under the authority of PreSbytery
more directly than the present methods
require Except when complaint was
madc pastor should not he required to
make any confession. Critics would have
little opportunity to work against him
without good grounds. Congregations
not pastOrs-Should be required to con-
fcSs shortcomings before PresbytcrleS.
Some conscience on the part Of the con-
grcgations was what is required. They
should be made to understand that they
are as responsible for meeting their OBJ
Iirations as individuals. The Presbytery
should take the matter in hand. i he Rev.
DR.. Reid said that he would object TO
Prtsbytrrial V S atior. The clCer
should be exempted on the same plea as
the minister. San encouragement 10
Justification is given if confession on the
part Of the people is required. There
will be over statements as well a con7
cealmcnts. Suspicion will also be CreHtcd.
Investigation has Il tendency in this direc-
ton Again, confession to man is not
required. 1t is to God. PreSbytery Is
not to be made q Pope"
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UsINEss, PARTY AND CALLING CARDS

ALVORD & son.
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See what Godey's Lady's Book will Contain
IN 1880.


Nearly 1900 pages of first class Literary matter.
II Steel Plate Beautiful Original Engrayings.
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"a Pages of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
800 Engrayings, on Art, Science, and Fashion.
II Large Diagram Patterns OF Ladies' aud Chill
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IL Architectural Designs for Beautiful Homes
200 ur more Original Receipts for Family Use.
And the usual Original Department matters.
The January No. of the New Year will be issued
December rst, and will contain the opel II chap
tcrs of of the Best Serial Stories ever printed in
American Magazine, by
CHRISTIAN REID,
the author of " \ Gentle Belle" "VaIcrie Ayl-
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The Rev. ii. Il. IIaweis has this to say
about vioins: "The supreme interest OF
the violin is not far to seek. 1t lies not
only in its simplicity, bcanty, strength
subtelty and indistructibility, which fit
it for the cabinet Of the collector, but il
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the piano accent without sus tanned tone:
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Daniel WcbStcr's OratOry reminds the
London Spectator of Carlyle's description
of Mirabcau'S Oratory, : 1t is sinSularly
free from what we are forced to consider
the besetting sins of IrSlroratory. Moth
iru could be more shallow or unjust than
to charge it, as one Of our contemporaries
has done, with spread eagleism.' Inevery
line we trace evidence of conviction wish
inc to convince, and OF that sincerity and
patriotism, that love of truth and love vi
country which arc the wings of political
orutory. We think, also, that nothing
can be more unfair orabsurd than to sneer
at Bunker Hill and New Orleans. In the
latter engagement the de.eltcd Eng
lish were veterans from the army which
wellington said could go anywhere and
do anything; and if they were srievouNly
mismanagcd, as no doubt they were, they
were not more grieyously mismanaScd
than the French cavalry were at Waterloo.
The Americans regard Bunker Hill as
their Marathon, and they are right i'll do
ing So"
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Leavenworth Times making Il strong
denial of the allegations ofhiS stepmother
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATH.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEIN.-In the year
1875 treated with kendalps SPAWN Cure, a
bone SPAWN OF several months growth,
nearly half rs large as he as egg, and com,
the enlargement. have worked the horse
ever since very hard, andEe never has been
lame, nor could ever see any difference in
the size of the hook joints since treated
him with kentlall'S SPAWN Cure.
3. il. GAINES.
Enosburgh Falls, VI, Feb. 25, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this
25th day of Feb, 4. D. 1879.
JOHN G. JENNIE, Justice Of the Peace,
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OPEN TO VISITORS ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

Accessible from Union G. e., on the
Spartanburg & Union R. R., sixteen miles
Southeast Of the. Springs, and from Spar
talburg C. H., twelve miles North. There
are good Livery Stables at each of these
points.
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L-A-rans Railroad Trn;n leaves Laurens 1T 200
a m. and LIS p. N, aud Ncwberry at 9.55 a. N.
Ane h6ap,|io 5ap H m R,oS oaliy ggsSepG sundays
with down and up train} daily, Sundays eS-
cer:sd Leave AbbeviIle II. 20 a: NJ; leave Hod~
IS 4.l5 .. m.
Urand uu@nE Tram n ans On the main stem ms,te
close connection at Coumbis with the up I'D
Gown da lassengeF lES,aS on fae s0usn TssS Ts
On the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad ct Aston with trains Of the Spartan
burg, Union and Columbia Raf4rc2d; at Seneca
with Charlotte and Atlanta Air Line Railway
from and to Atlanta for all points South.
J. w. FRY, Gen'l Supt.
JP. MEREDITH, Master Transportation.
JABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent.
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RNlg Roads.
GreenvilIe l. Columbia Railroad

s7SSI-y=.---@>s-
~ = iTs7 --a-,---- @z=z-.:-:-==;:=-sz-sz
ESE5SssSssGS2 -Ea@Ssef F1:!C~t lAsaRAR GgFEr
iESS " . a. a. ~ u w w
On aud after Monday, August 80, 1886, the
Passenger Trains will run as follows daily, Sun
days excepted:
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Z. NJ. SPEERS.
APR. %, ls79-l7-tt.
OUR MONTHLY.
ONE DOLLAR { YEAR.

UNE DVULf1tL q ! -3-&s'
Our NoSTHLY is magazine devoted to gen
eral and religious reading. It's contains "a
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be made to make It worth the money.
Every caritably inclined person should sub
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to the support Of the orphans in The
TIIORNWELL CRPHANAGE
OF Clinton. S. c.. by whom all the work upon it
is done. 1t is carefully edited and is worth the
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Orphanage get up list Of subscribers for US and
so enable deserving boys to assist in supporting
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Ali subscriptions should be sent at once to the
editor and publisher,
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FROM REV. P. n. GRANGER,
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.

Stoughton, Mass, March 10th, 1880.
B. J. KENDALL & Co., GENTS: In justice to
you and myself, think ought to let you
know that have removed two bone spa
wins with 'KendalPs SPAWN Cure one very
had been there. I have owned the horse
eight months. It took me four months to
take the large one off and two for the small
one. have used ten bottles. The horse is
entirely well. not at all stiff, and no bunch
to be seen or felt. This is wonderful med
icine. Ii is new thing here, but if it does
for all what il has done for me its sale will
he very great Respectfully yours,
CHAS f. PARKER
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-13

SPARTAN6UHG[, .. ", sep. II, ESSU.
On and after the aboye date the following
Schedules will be run over these Roads daily,
Sundays excepted):
UP TRAIN.
Leave Alston........ ............3.OO p. m.
" Union. As p. m.
Arrive SpartanburS. S...............S.30 p. N.
Leave SpartanburS.. ...... ....l.3O p. N.
Arrive at IlendersonYil!e. ........ 500 .. m.
Close connection is made at Aston with
train from Columbia on Greenyille & Colum-
bia Road. At Columbia, connection IS made
from Charleston, Wilmington and Augusta.
At Spartanhurg, connection is made at
Air Line Depot with trains from Atlanta
and Charlotte, also with Stage Line to Glenn
Springs.
At HeuderSonYille, connection is made
with first class Line of Stages to Asheville,
arriving there the same evening.
Parties desirouS of visiting CaS Sar's Head
or other points Of interest can be provided
with first class conYeyances from the Livery
Stables in Henderson7ille at reasonable
rates. .5
TRIM SOUTH
Will leave HendersonVile. 500 a. N.
Leave Spartanburg G.10 &. m.
Leave UnlOn.. On.....................l2 u III p. m.
Arrive at Aston. .3.17 p. m.
These Roads are in excellent condition;
furnished with first class Coaches; provided
with all necessary appliances for safety and
comfort of Passengers. A. Spartanburg and
HendersoaVille the Hotel accommodations
are now ample for large increase of travel.
They will be found vel! supplied witn good
Mountain fare at reasonable rates.
JAS. ANDERSON, Supt.