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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12


This is the style of Apparel I have in
Stock, in all qualities, ranging in prices
to snit the times. You can be supplied
with Costly Garment il it is desired, or
one that is cut and made in the same
style for less money. You will also find
nice line Of Dress Suits, in Broadcioth
and Worsteds. Plaid Suits cut in Single
and Double-breasted styles, are all the
rage. This is the prevailing pattern this
season. The point OF issue is whether
Won, through prejudice, will pay big
tailor bill for Suit of Clothes, or 20 to
the Emporium or buy tailor-made out
fit at retail. This discussion is the re-
suit of my great success by those who
made the experiment and mentioned it
to their friends.
I suggest that very easy plan would
be for you to 60 to the Emporium first to
see the goods. try them on, then decide.
If unable to do 80 bring one of your crit
ical friends whose decision would be sat-
isfactory to you.
II did not feel that could fulfill all
representations would as merchant
be willing to risk my reputation by CIV
ing such publicly? Come any time that
suits your convenience. I have also
added to my stock OF fine shoes line OF
dancing pumps and Gents Slippers.
I am prepared to wholesale goods as
we'll as retail and will guarantee prices
and save your freight. I will be glad to
hear from the merchants in the State,
and to fill all orders trusted to my care.
Jan. Is, ST. NJ. L. KINARD.
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-$ @$--
NOEE ERAlN.POWEg ON
'rssE PAHSe,

Abous the best use . !ssnef cap
make OF himself is, 70 devots the
long winter egeripgs tasp iparease OF
his mental activity: Fasns differ IN
sheir productiseness, mainly accord
ing to the amount of intelligence that
is brought to their cultivation: Brain
power may be increased bs,a thor:
ough knowledge Of she present con:
dition sshe farm. apd ;ss worth as a
machine for making money "has
crops have paid, and what have eeea
raised and sold at loss' What per:
cent has it paid on the capital invest;
ed? II the cass Of gain, what SECURED
;s?wss IL the manpre applied or the
frequent tiilage, or the extra amount
OF osra;nfall! IN case af1oss, vas tsha
want Of sertilizers, was the crop ehoS:
ed with weeds, or wac the seed poor
and the crop damaged by late plant:
ing ? This accounting for failures IS
as profitable SIS llsgging over large
crops, without making any record OF
the process of obtaining them. Brain
power may he increased by planning
improvements. There may be sever
nj acres of peat swamp CT bog mead
ow, producing only brush or hog hay
hardly worth cntting' There IS
good outlet. and it can be drained
three feet OF more deep. Cipher on
Che cost OF drsinage. and OF making i
three tons OF clover Or Timothy K
the acre. Wocld not the sight o
waving heads Of grass he more pleas
ing than the cat tails, ,aass and skunk
cabbasea. that now waste their a~ees
rsss upon the desert air? There ma.
be On acre Of swa!e. underlaid wit!
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

GRINDING TIE Coz, roo.-The shell
corn costs, on an average, one and O
half or two cents per bushel where
the most approved implements are on
hand for that purpose. To she'll by
hand costs three to four cents a bushel.
These facts are arguments favoring
the grinding of corn in the cob, Most
custom mills have corn shelters that
do the work after o fashson, but II.
most cases much remains on rhe cob:
so the miller's hogs fatten on the
doubls toll he receives. We have
found corn ground with the cob and
mixed before grinding with oats or
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

.ss,ss !: : sfa1d Ne can not tell Just how
much We have gained or lost BY
certain crop. unless we know how
much land it has occupied. II it has
occupied "about" so much land, then
we do not really know any thing
about il. To measure fields with
straight lines and sqnare corners IS
an easy matter; the length multiplied
BIZ the breadth will give the area
II there is hollow running through
the field, get its length by measuring
slonc s:ther side certain distance
from the central line, and multiply
ing this By the average width: Ao
matter bow papy bends there may
be in the central line. follow i; if tRe
bends are equal both ways, yon VII
get the exact leDgth;if the central An'
follows continuous carVe In one oil
yection, measure it OF else measnr
along both sides and lake one nal
their sstn. Wien the area 's'e:npls
s,y the hollow is thus detctR.lafs
subtract i, from She gross area
the seld IS previously anesIts'ned:
Aqaerieas Agrieultsria:
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JOHN f. DIVINE,

0enVruI superintendent
T. NJ. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass Agt.
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A WOMAN MAKES POULTRY
PAY

Farmers DO not appreciate chickens
at nenr> their full value. I have only
q rough board hen house, twelve by
sixteen feet, with strips of clap-boards
over the cracks to keep the wind
out. A window with shutter in
the south gable end, and a large slid.
ing door in the side facing the east,
are the only ventilstors. Oeer one
hundred hens were kept in this
cheap house last winter. terribly cold
as itwas, without being frost bitten.
4 few hens laid all winter, and a
large number began to lay on the first
OF February. I have a much smaller
house close by. where hens lay. and
set. find this detached house better
for them aud more convenient for me.
Both houses are white washed inside,
and have gravel floors. To the sleep
ing house the roosts are made like
ladders, and very slanting to allow
the fowls to 60 up and down easily.
Early in the morning | take the set
ting hens off their nests and feed them
before opening the door ofthe larger
house to give the others their liberty.
The sitters never stay from their nest
over ten or fifteen minutes, and so
are soon ont of the way of the rest.
I have long row Of coops (made. by
myself, where I keep the hens that
have hetched, until the little ones get
quite strong.-American Agrieulturist.
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S.srln, garosn ! Ronssbol'.
FEBRUARY, 1885.
PROFITABLE FEEDING OF
COWS.

Whers milk is sold at high prices
near cities, it may pay dairynan to
over feed his cowswith brewers grains
and articles OF the kind, TO stimulate
nalk production, without regard to
their health; but for the general far
mer. it is important not only to have
o good COW bat 10 keep her in health
for a number of years At present
prices Of dairy products, I do not see
what profit the ordinary farmer can
make without, by close management,
he can turn every function OF his COW
toacconnt. First, of course, in i'm
portance is her milk productions, but
OF almost equal value are her calves
for yesl or to raise, and finally her
carcas for beef, when her milking
days are over. While admitting that
tbs excessive milk or butter produc.
tion Of individuals may be SO profit
able, that the other elements above
named may be dismissed as relative
ly OF little importance, I feel called
on to lay down as proposition, the
truth Of which extensive observation
and the experience Of many years de-
voted to the breeding of animals of
various kinds, has convinced me. To
wit: excessive or abnormal develop
ment in any one direction destroys
the balance of the system, and unless
kept within proper bounds, results
in acute disease or constitutional de-
teriorasion. No one believes more
firmly than I do, that the average
yield of our domestic animals Of sll
kinds can be largely increased in every
direction, but the improvement must
be sought in improved animals. both
IN breed and general individual quail
ity, and aot in an over development
OF one organ or set of organs at the
expense of the rest.-American Agri-
calravIst.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

81 sssrley sys'TsaE makes an excellent feed for
nearly all kinds of stock. The fact
that the cob increases bulk with slight
increase Of nutriment, makes the meal
better for many uses. Pure corn
meal is too concentrated food, and
the cob ground with it gives it more
bulk and prevents injury to thestock'
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Atlanta Druggists.
ATLANTA, October 13, i

ATLANTA, October 13. 1884.
We began hundllrg B. 3. B from its first
existence, few months ago. and have never
heard word Of dissatisfaction expressed re-
Iative 10 its merits. but have heard 1t very
extravugantly praised by those who have used
it. Its sale with US is rapidly Increasing, and
We now buy it in three gross lots.
HOWARD & GAMBLER,
Wholesale Druggists.
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HOW MANY ACRES IN
THAT FIELD?

If one asks how many acres there
are in any one of our fields, nine ont
Of ten of US will say: "Oh, about
acres" This guesswork is one of
the serious defects in our practice;
we guess too much. Let US be more
accurate and know each month where
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
'rHEO. SCHUMANN.
ATLANTA, June u, 1881

During the past few months nave S giss9n nio p.
B. B severe tests in the cure OF o.noo ~ ~
% surs harmless and speedy Blood Purifier,
fujIy meri:ipg the confidence OF the public. NY
cu';omers T nre delighted with its effects, aud
,bs demand has so wonderfully increased thai
I have been compelled TO buy ny the ross h"s
as Il Is .he BEST selling blood remedy hsn'
~. w, A, GRAHAM, Druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12
Orr,cE OF JACOBS PHARMACY.

VEFICE OE UAOVD . Z II ktISN hui
ATLANTA. juno Is, 1881. !
Six months ago We had no demand for BIB.
B., but now our retail demand is such that we
are forced to buy in two gross lots. We attri-
butte the rapid and enormous demand TO the
comparative size and price Of B. B. b.. and its
positive merit. 1t sells well and gives our
customers entire satisfaction. Our sales have
increased 500 per cent. within a few months.
s.. JACOB PHARMACY,
Per Fred B. Palmer, N. D.
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ATLANTA. Juul -. ]

ATLANTA, juno 12, 1854.
We have been handling B. B. B. only few
months, and take pleasure in saying j, is su-
perSeding all other Blood Remedies 1t sells
2iTrs our CUSTOMERS entire satls!actiou,
and we chee.fully recommend 1t in preference
70 any other Blood Purifier.
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CONNECTIONS
liver. Kidney or Stomach Trouble.

SYMPTOMS I'm mppre blood. costive bowels,
irregular appetite, sour belchins. pains In
side. back and heart, yellow urine. burning
when urinuting, clay:color-d stools. bal
breath, no desire for work. ohpls. terers.
irritability, whit!sh tonGne. dry cough.
dizzy head. with dull pain IN back part, loss
OF memory, fo2ay siGht. For these troubles
ISW WAYSEiS PILLS" ara sure cIre. Bog.
faO Pills.. by mail, e5 ota;. tor q GO. AL:
dress. DR. SWATSE Z son. PhEada.. Pa
Sold by Drugg.sss. aas- s<-!9'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

Aaas week Of home. e5 90 eEtAt sree. Pay
EEkyabsaIutely sure, No rtsk. Capital not
eSfVSseGuirea. keeaer, 81 yGa HSnt oust.
~VVnesa at which persons Of e.tAe, sex,
vouns or old. can make great pay Rll tho
t:r1e they work. ytsh absolute eeHSainsy,
Sestias4. Es$Rs. Ssy WY.
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Saved Her Life!
RIDGE, MclXrosE Co., Ga.

NIDEE, VT
De-. J. BIADFIELp-Dear SIR: | nave
tukeu several bottles OF your temr'e itreuia:
,cr for falling Of the womb aud other diseases
combined, of six:ccI' years standing. and
reuIly believe am cured cnfiTc!r for which
please accept my heartfelt thanks and most
profound gratitude. know your medicine
saved nv life, so yon see cannot speak too
highly IN rs favor. ( have recommended 1t
T., several Of nv rrIrsda who are suffering as
WAS. Your vr,v rc>mcfn'lr.
URS. W. +. SrED0tNS.
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Bradfeld's 90. -.
Female
REGULATOR!

f,lsa special remedy for all diseases per-
tanning 10 the womb. and apr intelligent "o-
man can cure herself bv following the direc.
tons. II j. especially cfficacious III cases
suppressed or painful menSiFua.'on, !"
whites und partial prclspsus. u aHo'"s I'M
mediate relief aud permanrntl, restores the
,nen-,rusl fupction. Asa remedy 10 be used
during tha, critical period S'own as
,.CuASas OF Llpx," this invaluable prep
aratio oss no rival.
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LIFE pREsERYER.

n vow arc falling, broken, worn opt and nes
yous, use .TelIs' Analth RpRsTer.' u. pspH
ctat
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

We 6nd the sale Of 3. B. B. largely on the
increased and as Blood PnriaeT we eoaSinee "sine
mcdiciurs wu handle. SHARP BROS.
~ 4 c-Im Druggists.
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scuuMANN'S PHARMACY

ATLANTA, June lG, lss4
Since / have begun handling the 3. b. B..
which Is about three or four months. u grows
50 MUCH in popularity, and It's sass lneteHs.u 1.s
" it sells quite rapidly: oo,,r,,,np
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nyana HAIR REs1eaER...aREsY ENGLISH

rotlet Article. Restores growth. color,
eioss. and sottneaa. Eemoves DendruH.
Iristocrat1c families OF Great ES!aan en-.
Sorae SC Elegant dressing. Prngrant!y
sSorse,aa. The fayor!ts OF fashion. At
S,nez;sts tor s. I'D. OF 10 eta. n Q. =.
yaaUSY.
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.RDUGH on RATS"
Char ont ra,., mice, ropclcs, diSs. ANS. Deo'
l.n"s. skupnkS, chipmunss. gophorS. loe' Drug
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A Great Cause Of Human Misery
Is THE LOSS OF
nkszIIIzysxsls1I

.,eeture On the Nature Treatment and Raa:
,cai cure Of seminal weakness or speT'mator
iaaucsa uIc:nnossyncy. sy Sr1 Nsrvoas hebiity sa
km,esiihe; kmDme,iimenta 10 Nasriage generally; Con
sRiiePgsy and :fi hoGert
the he sashqF 9Eo in fh his oa os% en-
biz Lectu,e. tho awful ccnst Gueacrs Of Self
pssrtsncme ma9 rSHS be erectuay removed Tithont
ssos1 j, Sns.:i snsas nonsias SaIss' Z"
afrulhen.s. So 80 orce q, r,ain and rtfectpnl aV
sSSash sSsh Of 1xsry oSse ~ no matter Wit h. o @
S,tion Ttio raay be. may cure himself ons"l''' p''
ssSS!5 sM TIis Lecture ioiu prors 0oon TO t40as'
ands and thousands. a,a,, snve,ooo, to
Sc sen naaasess. on receipt Of four cents OF '"'
postage ssHEnPEfs: an4f fnPsa YELL 1i MEDICAL CO.;
Al Ann Ann street Seg yorl T. y: =; r''' o'''
Sa& $50.
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MOTHERS.

aad the many Throat Affections ias OF pniasFeHn, N,
kRoueh on Coughs" Troches, l5c. Bal-ani 2oo,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

ROUGH ON COUGHS. c.,u,,
Ash for "Roughs on Coughs" for Coughs
Colds, Sore Throat. Hoaiseness. IrocheS' ioe'
Liouil. sc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

CATARRHAL THROAT AFFECTIONS
uock;uy irritating Coughs, Colds. Soro Throat,
cured by "Koush ou CousiS Troches, lbc.
LIQUID $50.
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TALL-ORING,..

e90 nm ssnss f,gsn fposssss ssay yns ssss ss
MfUu,Uu u mail YOU will get free q pack
VLOo3oS age OF goods of large value,
III. will St ,rt you in work that win at once n
Bring su in money faster than anythias s1s
80 ,th y 90 oh hox. AGENTS wanted everywhere,
%''e of etther sex. of ali ages for all the time OF
spare time only to work for rs at their
assured. Don't delay. q. a4LLEaJ-Ts M g ss,r 2 Eo''
Portland, Maine. NOV. S''osAs'
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CROUCH on ITCH"

"Rough on lsch' cures humor., erupt'ons'
ringwoTm, letter. salt rheum, irosset' lee'' cni'
blaips.
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THIN rEOFLE.

.,Ro1-ca ON PAIN" PoRoCSEp PLASTER!
stsastbeulng, Improved. the best for back
soho. paing W clsSt OF sita. rhopn4aii.a'' HsA-
rsIHia,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-12

On. rroa.!se on the "acai,h ard l!"pp@
ness Of Woman" mailed FREQ.
BeADrIkLp REGULATORS Co., Atlanta. Ca
Sop. $-ls,
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HEART PAINS.
puIpltation, Drops!cul Swcllinga. Dizzlns5Ss,
ln,liy,,t On, Headsche, Sleeplessness cursa Dy
Walls Health RenuWer."
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UP. TRAIN.
Arrive. Leave. : STATIONS:
&AIb1NS' g -
.-.-" -

n.y. rains on AshevilIe SPartanbarg E"aa
WA! ne run ~ Az JAS. &NDERSOS.
superintendent,
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"ROUGHS on CORNS.n
AJAX for Wells' Rough Oh Corns." loc. QulcS
eo,up!ete cure Hard or soft oorns, warts, oun'
SnnH.
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WEOOPING COUGH,

.tTv,!s' Health Remover" restores health AND
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, HEADACHE Nervous.
ness, Debility, o..
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Close connection Is now made at Seneca
with Il. & D. Z. &. for Atlanta and beyond.
A. With South Carolinz Railroad from Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all
points North thereof
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Charlotte and all points
North thereof
B. With AsheVille & Spartanburg Rail Road
for points 10 Western North Carolina:
C. With A. & c. Div. r. G. D. 3. E., from all
points South and West. !.
D. With A. 6 c. Div, r. & D. E. e., from At
lanta and beyond.
E. With A. & C. Div, &. & D. 3. E., from all
points South and West. !.
F. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles
ton. .-..;--''
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North.
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North. :.
G. With Ashevjle & Spartarburg Railroad
from HenderSopvil1e. =
Il. With A.. & c. Div, r. & D. E.. B.. from
Charlotte and beyond. -. :
G. R. TALCOTT, superintenden :
D CALDWELL. Asst General Passenger Agt.;
Columbia. S. C. - c~~.i: ~. );
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rnGt.s who ynulh re;nln ftoahnass aaa va
yaoity. bout fsil TO try "We!iS' hea'tn ''e'
upWgcp
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WIDE AWAKE

three O.. four hours every night coughing: Get
immediate relief and sound rest BY using WINS
uRoueh on Colds" Troches, Is: BALKAN. :oc,
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ur, n for working people. Send 10 .an cents .
Ill u nosts pe. and we will mail you free, O
HFl royal, valuable sample box OF goods
''eI that viii put you in the WY Of max.
ING more money il few days than you ever
thought possible ut any bu-iness. Capita a4t o.
rronirru. You can live nt home and warf N
., .sra lime only. or ali the time. All OF both
sex.s. OF all ages, erandly successful 80 ornts IT.
to s. easily earned every EVENING Ihat az az
,aTo 1r;s unnaraIIeled offer: To all who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 70 pay foI
the trouble Of writing us. Full particulars di'
rsctious. etc sent free. Immense pay ,t Sos0t
deiay. Address STlSsoS& Co., Portland. aA;ne
Nov. 27-s4.ly,
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, ROUGH on RATS PoRoUsED pLAsrER;
STRENGTHENING, improved. the best for back
acho pairs in chest or side, rheurnatis'n' oeu'
r4lgia.
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Ipstant relief for S-usslgis rootlische Fare
ache. Ask 'fpr "RoGgh OH feothAe!'d.' 10 sN'
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TROUGH or COorEACHE.'

lfyeu sre losing your grip on lite. try ,:Weils
Hen:th Renewer.N Goes direct % Rcak spots
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THE "AMERlCAN FARMER!"

sixteenpage Agricultural Magazine published by haeket
onef leading
publications country. devoted exclusively the interests OF the
their honho!h
Industry with that portion the people the ne @
Dollar not
along ideas into their minds 1t en NOV
the down happy and the deoogue honest
F. GRESEKER Editor and PROPRIETOR hao anu
News
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THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
Chilfr.n slow in development, punv, scraW.
nv nnd delicate, use "Well' Health Rcnewer.'
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4 pyoralnent payaIolan lately TsnasESa 70
tl3 proprietor, that tY it wsra edmtsssnls 70
make public the letters we .ece!ye, tae no
ther's Eriand would outseli anything On the
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ness on Woman, )" mailed free.
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Sept. ls-It'
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HiIniington,coL { AugustaR
Condensed Schedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Train No. 43 stops at all Stations.
Nos. 4S and II stops only at Brinkley's
Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw. Fair Bluff,
Nichols, Marion. Pee Dee, Florence. Timraons-
vile, Lynchburg, Mayesvilie. Sumter, Wedge
field, Camden junction and Eastover.
Passengers for Columbia and all points on
C. & G. r. F., C, c. s. A. Il. r. Stations, Aiken
Junctio", and all points beyond. should take
No. 4S Night Express.
Separate Pullman sleepers FIR Savannah
and for Augusta on train 4S.
Passengers ON 10 can take 4s train from Flo
renee for Columbia, Augusta and Georgia
poin via Columbia.
Wilmington.
JOHN f. DIVINE.i
General Superintendent
T. NJ. EMERSON, Genl Pass Agt.
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E4yOfNsAEs
Nov. 2I. 4F--tf. -. ~.
New Barber Shop.

: The undersigned respectfully ~.
forms the gentlemen that ne mas
opened barber shop on the street ee'
tween Mr.. Fallaw's and Ar. Mike BOW.
ersr, where. he viii be pleased TO wait
upon them. -,