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Aid for Ireland

The New York Hruifs Irish relief
lund on Monday evening aggre gated
S2ilmi6l Joseph Jefferson and +. A.
Southern, the commcllans, have sent
5000 each % the Hruti fund. A biil has
been introduced and appropriately re-
ierred in the New Jersey Assembly APP
propriating $4,000 for the Irish sntier-
eTs.
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sruaictphia Accommodation This tutin Oniy
runs between Wheeling and TIiJivlph,l
tptiiy except sunday Newark ACUummoda'
tnu
lStrUbyuviiIr ACVDmmultt..u.I THIS ttaiu
during Jty hay pu,.,~ backward aud lurwaui De-.
tween Martins Fyrry AMI Briisitv, siopp!ug
when rryuircsl 20 sherman HOUSE, .btnnVlic
Nt-t Wheeling and Gravel liill
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AK the recovered

A6h tit EtNoNtita
dyspptics, bilious
M fercn. victims Of
fever aud ague, the
mercurial diseased
patient, how they re-
covered health. cheer
full spirits aud good
appetite; they Will
tell you BY taking
simmons' Liver Reg
ulator. the cheapest,
purcst and best iainl
Ennail-
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT sITUAT:
IA ed In North Wheeling. on the corner Of
contains four rooms and the lot fronts 50 feet on
Main street. and extends back 100 foet 10 Coal
street also stable situated on the back part OF
the lot Said property Is known 40 the John
Carpenser property. For terms d safe enquire OF
EWING 4 RILEY,
fei7yA li60 Main Street. City.
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Foa SALE.
FOR SALE.

rJ,HE THRgEsroRY BRICK DWELLING,
il and storehouse oombiued, formerly oocu.
pied By Baehman a Dunt, situate on the west
tide Of Market street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. This building 10 rented for the
az sHRIvER,
ial5 l2ll Main street
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Fellows Compound 'yruP oi
IIJPopiIOsphifS

O. AARON NlutrI N....., ib ry ui 81, John.
iu.f Co., Province r. .... E.uu.u b.. httius yN.
u.I....l th. signature. attached tb' luu-uius
p,uHi. ui Oh. i,r,ut. ....H1 D.TIi Chat believe
tI.ru rfl rruuiu. I..uBl.Y ty is GO tby UiEE
tl,r4t...fi.tt,.lu.. F.IInU.C rpuuUi Syrup
of U,t., hrsThltp. ..i uut u .idyl 30 u .E,IN
in. utult,ujI1u rl ..r PROTEST. ..rrud.y
-.- m testimony have .f,Iutp 90 wy
lgf.ul hand ANIL affixed w. - ad "I N..uy
send Hl.t,. H. lI.,tt, ui Fl f4bu. Iu.. .i,,h
- llr dHt 90 F,lgIar u tt, ,.t. DOL.
ugr Iuaiuuy Thousand yi.ht .lr",i r.t ....f.
tIeIf
-u,I Iy 900 puae..ts. sIr...r ptut U.,ir.
SuJl o. LOGAN, t-r * O..
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Atrophy Arrested FeliowS' Compound
syrup of Hypophosphitca

Wasting OF the tissues ct the body IS
arrested. the muscles made hrm, ami
the nerves regain their power by ns'ng
Frllows' Compound Syrup OF hyPo-
,,Ln.nhDiteS
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FOR SALE.

nNE PAIR MATCHED BAY HORSES, ONE
~ Box Bed Top Wagon, One Set Double
Buggy Harness, one Set Single Buggy Harness.
feii G. O6LEBAY a SONS.
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ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

No. aO2 MsTkctsL oriCs from abfosi promptly
attended To- Goods delivered In The city free.
las JOHN J. KESNEl.
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Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant and
wavy tresses OF abundant beau
tiful Hair must use LYONS
KATHAIRON. This elegant,
cheap article always makes the
Hair grow freely and fast, keeps
u from falling out. arrests and
cures grayness, removes dand-
rutland itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving II u curling ten
dency and keeping IL In amy de-
sired position. h auttful,
healthy Hair In the sure result
of using kathairOn.
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TRAVELLERS GIIDE.

Tue following guide Is NAH up on Wheeling
time.
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CRAB CIDER

IHAV. A LARGE STOCK OF CRAB CIDER
i on hand which ! viii dispose Of ai low rates,
either Wholesale VI retail. Also,
Rottled Alas porfar and Beer
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The above sale Is postponed until sATU RDAl.
Matrh q, 1850, atg..0AA WIN be sold positively.
fpgj W. T.. HUBBARD. Trustee.
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FTHE ruWEE uF AEHESTINI ,'tAstS
4 DISPLAYED Hy tbts pu..umtinu 4 uuOWhiy
aTLuuwlr,I.rI lY Jhr NnU,Jl Fun Don ivory
srrtiuu Nbrr. &c Ia. BEEN iutru,lR uud the
hr.,t sale g. tU. l,.t EuHuutvv ui n ulHJimu
iu which 90 Is u,II NE tIu pull3 th. syrup
will cur. Pulmonary tu".gWpuei .t o., Ul-l
ANIL -,ruuI .taEys Will Eiye go rlt'l AMI
pr.Iuug lliy 900 ths tIIui. twill e. Asthma,
hruu, hits TRyugiti.. aud tough u viii cure
all di.sHa~ u.IEiuuiug ,Hw wn " Muscular
Action uul N.nug. tHg.. fuf lb,yt pro-
dur,l by
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McFADDEA { SHEPPARD,

B 9! X A, AGEN sJSi! n a. e.; =; ; :i :;
81, Phnsdelphia. Pa ie1sn
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Time Table W. &c. G. r. r.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. I,BRI AIRY
~ o. I>vI Gao, ON The Mley.us Ni Elm
Grove railroad viii ran r. ir'iuV.. ear VIII
lrtNr tho City ,yururr Market uul Eleventh
stJygts, AMI Huubus,k' PARK AT
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The above sale Il adjourned until SATUR.
DAY, February y. 1850 Of An
fcg ". T. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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FATAL RESULT oE RENcoNTRE Be-

FATAL RESULT oE RENcoNTRE Be-
TWEEN BRoTHERs.-For some time past
a bad state of feeling has existed between
Cy. and Tom Campbell, colored BROTH
ers, who live on the Kistler place about
a mile and half Southwest of town. Cy.
has for some time, it is alleged, carried q
razor for his brother, and is charged fur
ther with having said that he would as
soon kill him rs q snake. Last Saturday
they fell out over some trivial matter, and
Cy. ran Tom out Of the house. Tom is
smaller than the other, and Il cripple.
Having cursed and abused him ut Il
great rate, the aggrcssor followed lin out
Of the door with the supposed purpose of
doing violence to him, when Tom seized
hoo, and, after warning which
was unhccded, struck the pursuer over
the head with it. Cy. fell and had to be
carried in the house. 1t was evident
that he was badly hurt. DIR. NJ. w. Hill
was called in and, probed the wound and
found a severe fracture. Monday he
and DR.. Anderson went to remove the
broken bone from off the brai: and took
out several pieces of the skull. The brain
was badly bruised and the man lay in an
unconscious state until Wednesday noon
when he died A post mortem examina.
ton revealed that the whole left side Of
the skull had been broken from the arch
down the forehead to the orbital bone.
The slayer continued plowing from the
time he dealt the blow until Wednesday
morning, when he voluntarily came to
town, surrendered himself to Justice
Stimson and was committed to jail
,StatcsriNe (N CT Landmark.
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band, in a bullock carriage. Evil days

band, in bullock carriage. Evil days
were, however, in store for her. Her
high. handed government excited discon-
tent, and at length, trying to crush Mo-
habit Khan. great general, OF whose
growing influence she was jealous, she
nearly lost her husband his crown. In a
desperate battle between the Imperial
army and Mohabit Khan she placed her
self in the van, and, though wounded,
emptied four quivers. full of arrows. Je:
hangire was, however, defeated, and
Mohabit extorted from Jehangire the
condemnation to death of Moor Mahal.
She succeeded in obtaining an interview
with the Emperor, who burst into tears
on seeing her, and interceded for her
life with Mohabit. He chivalrously re,
piled: "The Emperor of the Moguls
should never ask in vain," and Moor
Mahal escaped. Mahaoit had reason be-
fore long to regrets his generosity. Moor
Mahal soon established her power, and
the first use she made oft was to beseech
the Emperor to order Mohabit's execution.
On his refusal she attempted private as
sasainaton, but was unsuccessful, and
soon after Jehangire died. Owing to the
fact of her daughter being his successors
favorite wife, Moor Mahal passed the rest
OF her life unmolested, but without influ-
ence. She died and was buried at La
hore. Thus ended peacefully the stormy
and adventurous life of one of the most
remarkable women of any age.-larasions
of b,fJ;n
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DANGERS OF THE SKIPPING ROPE
DR.. Peck of the Surgical Institute has
Just performed asurgical operation on the
leg of a young girl by the name Of Jordan,
from Illinois, sent there for treatment.
The bones of both her legs will have to be
partly removed, and the little sufferer will
have to submit to two painful operations.
The cause of her afliction is from Gum
ping the rope," pastime engaged in by
girls-necrosis, or death of the bone. The
doctor stated to a reporter in this con.
nection, that similar cases were constant
IL occurring from this same cause, but
more frequently resulting in necrosis of
the spine, and that not a month passes,
but more or fewer cases ofthat character
come to the Institute for treatment. He
says that rope jumping produces contin-
uous conclusions on thejoints. which i'm
pinge upon the bone, causing at the stage
periostetis, and finally resulting in the
death of the bone. He thinks that pa
rents and teachers should be warned of
this dangerous sport and eradicate it en-
tirely from the play grounds of children,
as it is ruinous in it effects, and is the
prime cause of more cripples among the
female portion of the community than
probably any one cause. He also adds
that during the practice of his profession
deaths have been occurring, coming un-
der his observation, which were the re-
suit of this pernicious pastime. In con-
clusion, he said "I would warn children
against rope jumping, and would advise
parents and teachers to prohibit it UNI
der all Observation-Disclosures Sen
finpL
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vu,;;ss7,y rs,..a ee,.E:s, w.a,..n sossa c.r.lla.
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ONE n0IIAR A YEAR


The circulation of this popular newspaper has
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embracing complete and omprehensivcdespatches
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speeches of eminent politicians on the questions
- WV THE FARM DEPARTMENT
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the most practical suggestions and discoveries re-
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Cattle, Poultry, Grains, Trees, Vegetables &c, &C.,
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well-edited department. widely copied under the
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giving recipes for practical dishes hints for making
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There is page devoted to all the latest phases of
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valuable feature is found in the specially repor-
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Sporting News at home and abroad, together with
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shad, that netted upwards Of twenty cents

Suau, IAou H0l'Vo u P"oAoooA V"ooVJ So"t'
apiece.
This is the third season since shad
were artifcially propagated and placed in
hewaters, and the; catch exceeds, that
for many years previous. 1t would seem
fair to attribute the increase to artificial
propagation. There are those who do
not believe that the fish ever return to
the waters in which they were released,
who have never given the matter much
thought, and are ignorant of the habits
of the fish and the laws governing them.
When we consider that for the small sum
of twenty-five cents we can place q
thousand shad in river, when lnatured
will weigh from four to seven pounds
each, and sell readily for fifty to seventy.
five cents in our markets, it is worthy
our best efforts, and proper that every
means should be used to add this cheap
article to our food supply.
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Arizona sends n wailing cry to

- Arizona sends q wailing cry to the
East for IL, 900 women, but we can't spare
them. Ifal our women are to be dragg-
cd West, we'd like to know what provis-
ion is going to be made for the support
of the men who sit on the grocery coun
ters and tell what tremendous men their
grandfathers were.
- The creditof the State of Mississippi
is at par. Her warrants are equal to
currency, and are paid on demand. Her
bonds command premium in the
market.
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LUMBER! LUMBER i!

A LARGE lot of good Lumber IS kept
IL constantly on hand at my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots of any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
prices. Mr.. Robert Mayfield is my agent
for the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and
will furnish any information desired 10
persons Wishing to make an order.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Inn 20 1874 % ly
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-"I understand at recent conven-
ton held in place called Chicago, my
name was used to some extent. l beg to
state that such using was entirely unau.
thorized. I have been away from home
lately and did not even hear of this con-
vention until to-day.-U. S. GRANT"
Cards are said to have been invented
in France in 1891, to amnse Charles ~.
during the intervals of a melancholy dis
order. Piquet and all the early games
are French.
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A GREAT ENTERPRIsE.-The Hop
Bitters Manufacturing Company is one
of Rochester's greatest business enter.
prises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
a sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way
into almost every household in the land.
-Graphic.
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MARBLE YARD.

4 LII persons wanting TOMBSTONES
II will do well to call on me, as | have
on hand all grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. I warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals 25 cents.
Lodging 25 cents.
THOS. NJ. WHITE.
FOL, 0c IQen 2!
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
II All persons holding claims against
the Estate Of William Moorle;,d, deceased,
arc notified to present them to the under
signed within the time allowed hy law.
properly proven, or they will be barred ;
and persons indebted to the Estate are no.
titled to make prompt payment to the un-
dersiSned
ROBERT MOORHEAD, Admir-.
Nav 81 1850 4G 3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


A. Y. Shirley and Wm r. Cartcc, Plaintiffs, against
Rachel +; Harris. l:nalnc Jones, II. 4. Shirley.
Salie Wilson, Helen Mcdaniel. Il. +. Shirley,
John \ Shirley, Lettie Shirley, Thomas, Shirley,
Newton Shirley, Richard Shirley. Rehecca J.
Jack, Fanny l.. Shirley, Elzora Eickory Emma
tiooisby and Franklin Shirley. Defendants
Summons tor Relicf-t8mPiaim not SeFrea
To the Defendants above namcd:
WOU are hereby summoned and required to an
/ swer the complaint in this action, copy
Of which is filed in the office of The Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, at Anderson {. H., 5. G.,
complaint on the subscriber ut his ciiicc, Ander
son {. H. S. G., within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of snch service;
and II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action Will
aDply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated May D, A. D. 1880. u.nn,r
PIairtins Attorney, Anderson, $. {.
r, 1-JnIIS ~ D4SfEIS C. G p
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A PPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
II Notice is hereby given that all appli-
cation for Charter for Long Branch Church
will be made, according to law, before the
Clerk of the Court at Anderson, S. G., on
the 8th day of July next. at 10 o'clock u. NJ.
]. MATT. COOLEY. c. G..
June 10, 1850 IS ~
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To the Defendants above named:

To the Defendants above named:
Take notice that the object Of this action, In
which summons is herewith served upon you is
to remove cloud from Titles to Real Estate assign
cd to Plaintiffs by the Probate Court, and to con-
firm proceedings in Probate Court to partition
the Real Estate of James Shirley, deceased: The
premises in question are described as follows
Tract No. |, containing one hundred and sixty
three acres more or less, and Tract No ., contain
ing one hundred and twcnty.threc acres, more or
less, bounded by lands Of Mrs Sophia Millwce,
Hugh Rush and James Erslinc. No personal
claim is made against you
J. l.. TRIBBIE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

r WILL sell on FRIDAY, 18th day Of
l. OCTOBER next, at the late residence
of Willis Allen, deceased, one TRACE OF
LAND, known as the "Shoal Tract" con-
tanning sixiy-cight acres. On this Tract is
one ul the best Shoals on Saluda River,
with fall Of II feet, and unriyallcd sites
for erecting buildings for machinery. This
Shoal is just onc-quarter mile from 6. Il e.
II. r. Terms made known on day nf sale.
j. ID. ALLEN, Ex'r.
April s, 1850 50 lam-sert 10, CIV
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A Girl. ON BoYs.-Boys are not like
girls; they are different. A boy likes to
spin top, fly kite, or ride horse, or 80
a fishing but if you call il work, then
they won't unless they are whipped. l
DON'T think it would be fun to so fishing
and fall in the creek and not get out, and
drown, and have your mother say you had
been in swimming, though l expect they
can swim as well as boys, if they know
how. A turtle can swim faster than a
boy, but dog6sh can beat them both.
Dog6slles are not good to eat, but q dog
can bite better than fish.
Boys like to 60 with girls; when they
don't 60 with them, it is because they don't
want TO- not because they can't. Boys
like to kiss girls. One kissed me once !;
| see lots ofgirls here that would like to
be kissed, but they must not all depend
on-well, I won't say now. Somebody
in this town told me it was no fun to kiss
q girl when her mother was looking. I
said "Did you ever try it ?" He said
"Y-e.s."
When boys get married, they general.
ly marry girl though l have known
some old boys who marry girls mother.
Iguess that was because the mother was
willing and the girl wasn't.
i'll hadn't been girl, guess I'd been
a boy. III was boy l would like the
girls. My ma calls mea tomboy some
times, but tomboys don't like the girls.
That's all I know about boys.
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To The Defendants

To The Defendants:
Take notice that the complaint and summons in
this action were filed in the office of John W.
Daniels c. e. p, Anderson County, on the 2Sth
day of May, 1850.
j. l.. TRIBBLE, plaintiffs Attorney.
June .. 1850 IA
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Henry B. Smith, Plaintiff against s. A. Smith,
Dcfendant.-Copy Summons Jor Re'ief-C0mpldin'
Serrcd
TO the Defendant S. a. Smith:
V7OU are hereby summoned and required to an
! sycr the complaint in this action, OF which
copy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office in the City of Greenville
within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu.
sivc of the day of such service and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Cour'
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated 18th May, 1880.
WHITNER SYMAGES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ATTEST: JOHN w. DANIELS, c. c.: P.
To the Defendant S. A. Smith:
YOU will take notice that the summons and
complaint in this action was filed in tho oficc Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas sat at Ander'
WHITNER SYMMES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
June 10, 1880 4S
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MAKING LITTLE FISHES.

Artificial al!Propagation In South Carolina
How the Process is Carried On-Inter-
esting Description of the Newest Art.
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How AN ARAB LADY PERFUMES HER
sELF.-In the floor of the tent or hut, as
it may chance to be, small hole is exca-
waited sufficiently large so contain CON-
mon champagne bottle; fire of charcoal
or simply glowing embers is made with
in the hole, into which the woman about
to be scented throws a handful of drugs.
She then takes off the clcth or "tope"
which forms her dress and crouches
naked over the fumes, while she arranges
her robe to fall as mantle from her neck
to the ground like tent. She now be-
gins to perspire freely in the hot air-bath,
and the pores of the skin being thus
opened and moist the volatile oil from
the smoke of the burning perfumes is i'm
medialely absorbed. BY the time that
the fire has expired the scenting process
iscompleted. and both her person and robe
arc redulent with incense, with which
they are so thoroughly impregnated that
have frequently smelt a party OF wo-
men strong gly at full hundred yards dis
tance when the wind has been blowing
from their dilection.-,Sr 1RlNiam Baker,.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
lTc>Si
NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway and Ann Street., New York.

IHNNUE Ut SIIIEDU DE-.
On and after Monday, May II, 1SS0 the rHsssn-
ger Trains over the tirccnvillc and Columbia Rail
road will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
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South Carolina Railroad.

'. " II I uVLI. 1.
!. p. MEREDITH, Master transportation.
JABEs NoETo%, .IR., Gen. Ticket agent.