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FARM AND PRESIDE.

To raise the crushed pile OF velvet
hold the wrong side over bowl Of bsil-
ing water. stretching it tight. and the
pile of velvet viii be gradually raised.
M y Mdii.
-Bitter-sweet will bear trsnsplanting
and looks charming climbing over q
stump. Plant vines wherever you can
make them grow. The hop vine grows
rapidly and is very beautiful.
President Barry, of the Western
New York Horticultural Society. does
not believe that fruit can be shaken
from trees on canvas without injury
thereto. His opinion Is fully worthy Of
credit The bruising Of fruit from
striking limbs and spurs in falling must
necessarily cause rottiDg.
"A good bran mash is composed Of
two quarts of oatmeal, one of bran, and
half pint of flaxseed. The oatmeal is
put in bucket. over which is placed the
linseed and boiling water added; then
the bran is put in and the mixture COW
cred with cloth and allowed to stand
five hours. when the whole is well stirred
and fed Chicago Tribune,
time. but never so well as when, like the
four and twenty blackbirds. they are in
a pie. Boil a dozen eggs hard, and,
when cold, shell ard slice them and put
them in layers in buttered pie dish.
alternating with butter, breadcrumbs,
pepper and salt, and covering them with
this mixture. Add cupful of cream
and bake to brown.-C Chicago Journal.
Fowls sbould he given the fullest
nossible rance in summer IN insure
health. Rirds nafnrallv rcon;ra . large
amount If air. and are constantly ALERT
an d in motion. This Is especially true
Of eranivorons birds ID which class
farmvard fowls belong Tberefote la
the fowls roost out Of doors in summer
Cleanse fnm;gate and keen ventilated
the winter Quarters and they will AGAIN
take kindly TO them when the nroper
season arrives Y Tribune
-Da,;c;o,s f,;,,ars NAV hara s..,o
nse may ""no e'"io
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Great Improvement.

Captain Jasman, who owed bill in
neighboring town, was drawn on
through the bank.
Whats this?" he asked of the col
lector.
sits draft for fifty dollars
THE first one / ever saw. Now, they
get 'em up in good shape. don't theye
Well, sir, there has been a big improve
ment in such things since | could frss
remember. When was Il boy, circus
bills were mere daubs of red ink, but
now look at EN-.
Are you going to pay this draftp"
20, don't want it. Tell that Teller
that am much obliged for the kind at
tention he has shown me, but that can
not afford to pay SO large price for
such small piece or paper. Good
"--Arhansass 7swpeicr.
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PEAR RAISING.
Instances Where the Culture of This Fruit
Has Become e Exceedingly Profitable.

Instances Where the Culture of This Fruit
Has Become Exceedingly Profitable.
An instance of profitable pear-raising
is found in report to the American
Pathological Society in regard to the
pear orchard of the Old Dominion Fruit
Growing Company, located seventy-fve
miles below Richmond, Va. on the
James River. The orchard contains
10000 trees, $4,000 of which are Bart
let's, and have nearly all been set since
1871. When the trees were planted
they were one or two years old. and
ground. They were cut back low to
make them low-headed. Twenty or
thirty acres are planted annually with
corn, as much more with peanuts and
the rest sown with black peas, which
are plowed under in the autumn.
This green manuring, together with
some mari, is all the fertilizing the
land receives. The company paid S12,
900 for the farm and used $4,000 in
planting trees. and for other expenses.
The first dividend was paid in 1880.
The fruit brought $1,000, which, with
the balance in the treasury from the
previous year, gave a cash dividend of
twenty per cent. on the 800 900 of capt.
tai stock. In 1881, 1000 boxes of pears
were sold, with net retnrn of $13.6S4,
out of which a fifty per cent. dividend
was paid to the stockholders. besides
ten per cent. set aside for current ex-
penses. Most of the trees had been set
within the last eight years, and were
still quite small. These are results
which show that there is money to be
made in pear-raisng when suitable
location is selected. and the trees are
well cared for. Some times few pear
trees will afford quite profitable re-
turn for the space which they occupy.
Thirty Duchess d'Angouleme in New
Jersey, commenced to bear when eight
years old, and the first crop sold for
$l20; the second crop. $l59.4l; third,
$156. II; fourth. 1892. %; fifth. &267.49;
sixth, 1910. 90; seventh. $705; making a
total of 81, 900.55. Many man living
IN village has space enough on his lot
to set thirty or forty pear trees. Such
trees, well cared for. would. in a few
years. afford considerable aid to me-
chanic or day laborer in meeting his
current expenses. = Chicago Times.
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of life which is usually unappreciated I'M
til it Is lost, perhaps never to return, Is
health. What priceless boon it is, and
how we ought TO cherish it, that life may
not be a worthless blank to us. Many Of
the diseases that flesh is heir to, and which
mako life burdensome, such as consump-
ton (scrofula of the lungs) and other
scrofulous and blood diseases, find com
plete cure in DR.. r. V. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" when all other RENEE
dies have failed. DIR. Pierce's pamphlet on
mailed for two stamps. Ad-
dress Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, Buffalo, N. Y.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

House stealing is not uncommon in
Dakota. Last week. James Caugney
in Aurora County, was absent few
days, and on his return found his house
gone. He traced it to another county
and had one James Mcclure arrested
and fined twenty dollars and COSTS.
81. Paul (liinn.J Globe.
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Eau Men Arc L.iar...

said David of old. He was probably
prompted to make the above remark after
trying some unreliable catarrh remedy
Had he been permitted 10 live until the
present day, and tried DR.. Sage's Remedy
he might have had better opinion OF
mankind. We claim that no case OF
catarrh can withstand the magic effects OF
this wonderful medicine. One trial of it
will convince you Of its efficacy. By drug
gists; fifty cents.
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ETC., call on or address the following agents:
Albert Hutchinson, Fairchanee, l. W. So
mans, ELEPHANTS; G. w. Conrad, Unintown; s.
Farr.. Dunbar; David Barnes, Connellsville;
or Thomas e. Watt, Pass. Agent Western
District Pittsburg, Pa.
CHAS. +. PUGH, Gen. Manager.
J. r. WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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The facts that have been gathered
show that wherever countries have been
stripped of the forests that extraordi-
nary climatic changes have occurred,
the rainfall has been seriously dimin-
ished, and great sterility has overtaken
the soil. = Wilmington IN G. Morning
Star
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Right here in the Hub, under tho
shadow of Bunker Hill monument.
where stands the Cradle of Liberty. the
Old South Church, and the spire of that
other church on which hung aloft the
beacon light of Paul Revere. where the
first overt act of the Revolution was
committed by dumping the tea into the
ocean, could it be believed that our Gus
tom tailors can not dispose of piece Of
American goods, although superior in
every particular, unless he says it is
Englishp This seems to be incredible,
but is nevertheless true, literally and
absolutely true.-Boston Sentinel.
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I'm New York lace house the girl
clerks being suspected of little thefts.
organized a vigilance committee and
soon discovered the thief to be man.
A. Y Grdbhfr
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Pennsylvania Railroad
SOUTHWEST BRANCH.

The shortest route to all points East and
West. -Four trains are run daily between
Uuiontown and Phtsburg, making close con.
neotions at Greensburg with Main Line for
the East, and at Pittsburg Union Station for
the North West and South.
All trains run on Eastern Standard Time.
On and after December 10, 1885, trains will
arrive and depart from stations as follows:
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Delicate diseases Of either sex,
however induced, speedily and perma-
nently cured. Consultation free. Book
three e ct.) stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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MRS. PARTINaroN, dear old lady, says
there are very few people nowadays who
suffer from "suggestion Of the BRAIN
NJ Y Independent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

IT is not surprising that ladies should
become violinists. They have always
manifested . desire to look after the
beaux.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

ssNo, SIR" he said IT, the captain, "I'm
not seasick, but / am disguised with tho
motion of the vessel. "--Boston Gazette. 4
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

PrKH's ToorHAcHE DROPS cure In minute socs
Glcnn's sulphur Soap heals and heauuues. secs
rvuu.S CoRN REMOVER kills Corns Bunions.
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Russia and the United States ar
said to be the only countries in tn
world that have sufficient number OF
horses for army purposes ib case Of
war.
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"A wise observer says there is too
much pig-pen and not enough pig
pasture. A truthful alteration Cas-
-coao Tribune,
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IT'S stepping up the step that isn't there
that shakes a mans faith in the integrity
of the human organism.-N Y. IRdepend.
snf.
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A FRENCH BARRIERS sign board reads
thus: Tomorrow, the public will be
shaved gratuitously." or course, 1t 10
always TO morrow. Philadelphia Press.
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WHEN you read that an army has left It's
base of operations 1t don't signify that 10
is off its base. - Mdrdnthon Independent. 4
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LITTLE LARRY, who 10 learning to use
the slate in ciphering, wants TO know
where al the figures go when they arc
ru bbed out Golden Days.
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"HAvE you" asked the Judge of re-
centy convicted man, "anything to offer
the court before sentence is passedy" mo,
your HONOR replied the prisoner, my
lawyer took my last cent? Scrdntou
Truth
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

IT takes a good many strikes 10 make
base ball match go of well.-Oa Guy Der-
s;r
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

n afiicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sol, It. 30.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

A YOUNG lady who keeps an autograph
album expressly for male signatures reiers
to it as her Hhim- book"
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LADIES should refrain from throwing
their cast-off footwear into neighboring
alleys, for alley CATERS are dangerous
Detroit Post
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> Born Patti and Henry Irving announced
that they will not visit America In 1851
Now let us make an effort to pay of the
National debt next year. - Pitts6urgh
Commercial Gazette
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81 MUST shake off this bad habit, A" said .
tramp as he gazed at his tattered coat
NJ " Herald.
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"MAGGIr, don't like to see this dust on
the furniture" "All right, mum. I'll shut
the blinds right away. "-Norrtstoton Her.
aid
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

Sour cream cookies are made of
one cup of sour cream. one cup Of sugar.
two eggs. one teaspoonf,Il mot heap
ing) OF soda, little salt and flour
enough 10 make soft dough; 6avor
with cinnamon. Toledo Blade.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-07-11

THERE are some people so averse to enc
PERTAINING guests at the seashore that they
would not even board a ship.-M Y. Sun.
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NEXT to a klear Conscience, for solid
comfort, give me pair ov eazy BOOTS
Josh Billings.
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THR voIrAIc BELT Co, Of Marshall. Mich.s
offer to send their celebrated Ez.Ecrao- VoI-
rAIc BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for 30 days, TO men tyoung or ODD
afflicted with nervous debility, loss OF vital
fly and all kindred troubles. Also forrhe
nstism. neuralgia a, paralysis, and many 9TH
Or diseases. Complete restoration TO heeiths
vieor and manhood guaranteed. No risk in
CURED, as 80 days trial Is allowed. Write
them at once for Illustrated pamphlet Tree.
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"THrRK are some things man can not
do.s remarks philosopher This is truet
especially true, II his wife happens ~ ssN
so,-Bosfop Post
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~ See Agents of Tins Company for Rates.
Route &C., or write
w. H. PAGE, Tr., Pass, Agert
N. W. Cor, Fourth Vine SITS. ncinnati. O.
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AN epitaph for boatman-Life is oar.
: R.,.7raf
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TIE favorite tool Of the printer 10 the
adze.-P PITTSBURGH Chronicle.
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JOHN EGAN, Gen Pass, and Tiki, Agent,
CINCiNNATI, o.
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A SINGULAR BOOK.

scintillatIng with Sarcasm and Brilliant
With Truth.
New York Correspondence American Rural
Home
Chap. I. "Has Malaria;" goes to Flor
ida.
Chap. ii. "Overworked;" goes 70 Eu.
rope
CLAP III. ELIAS Rheumatism" goes to
Ems.
Chap. w. Has row With his Doctor
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A COUNTRY seat that always rents--Ths
harbad wire fsnct
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Through Tickets and Baggage
Checks to all Principal Points,
Can be obtained at any Ticket Office, G l. St
L. & c. Ry., also ia this line a, all Coup n
Ticket Offices til gho the country.
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st. Peterssurgh. Pa, Jan, 10, 1873.
Quantities Of your Paints and yarnishes, and
'bility and finish OF your paints, and End the
no better paint for exposure 10 the heat and
'ur Vsrnish is also giving the best Of satisfsc-
ection. You are ct liberty TO use our Bams -
Respectfully, CHALfANT d GRAFT.
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<rlSI[t-ClIS
DYSPEPTlG MIXTURE.


Il positive ard permanent cure for
l;SPEPSIL ond INDIGESYION
Prepared by
ER. W. V. GREGORY, Charlotte, y. &.
SANFnHD HOTEL, ALA., April I, 1851.
DI;. GKEGDliN:
Dear Doctor-Onc Of my dauyhtcrs
haS attacks of dyspepsia. aGd would
b" much Obliged to l"u il YOU wouIG
:, MT " pCrkag" Of your medicine to the
car" Of -. IL. Jones, Montgomery. Ala
! shall be tu.rc in ihc course of Il few
days. Again thanking luU for your
kInd letter, believe me. sincerely yours
truly, j. MARION SIMS.
"A tr"c copy.-Wm. w. Gregory
IL PLACE VENnoME. PARIS, August
81, lSS3.
DIR WM w. GREGORY
Ny Dear Doctor-I sail from Liver
pooh on ,hc Rcpuhlicau the 5th SEPT.
and expect IT, he at hom" or the 18th
when ! shah he happy to see any Of
your friends. My daughter in Paris
wrote me tat she wa4 better of her
IL try II on any oac else | shall do so.
] am glad to tell you that | am now
rapidly recovert;g from tho effects of
the pneumonia, ana nope eventually
10 get as well "a ever. ours most
sincerely, J MARIOS SIMS.
"A true cOpy.-W. w. GregGry.l
psH~For sale by J +. Mackey IL Co.
Svrt. IG lNsl. lv.
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Al-ivu tG.Umhia 60 - IN iLCC - ~
TO AND FROW AUUUSJA.
EAST (DAILY.)
Leave Columbia $50 am 5.27 n m
Arrive Augusta lilo n. lC.;. > , Il!
WEST (DAILy.j.
Leave Augusta 6.05 a IN 4 i5 p M
Arrive Co,umhia lO.45 M 10 90 y IN
CONNECTIONS.
Connections made at Columbia
with Columbia and Grcenville Rail.
road 10y train arriving at 10 81 a. m.
and departing at 5.27 y. m. Con-
neCtion made at Columbia Junction
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
ltailroad by same trains to I'D from.
al points on both ro@Ls. Passengers
take supper 1T nranckvillc.
tcnn2"tioH is made at Charles
,"a'Mith steamers for New York Gn.
steamer for jacksonville ard points OH
-. Johns River TUESDAYS and
saturdays: with CharIpston
and Savannah Railroad to and from
SNvannah and all points in Florida
daily.
Connections ?rn made ut AUGUSTA
with Georgia II;t,lrCad and Central
Railroad to and from all points W"~t
anh South. At BlackvilIc to and from
points on Baruwcli Railroad. Through
Il"'i"tS can b" prrchased to all points
E-u-h Ind S,J.y applying to
ID. MCQU EEN, Agent,
Columbia. =. G..
JOHN B. PECK, GEM Manager.
}. {. , LEN, Gen. PASS. and Ticket
Agent, Charleston.
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Death In the Cabin.

.iJhtning's Fatal Work at Ne,VeWs
A Girl, THO Dogs and Chicken
Killed, and Mans Leg Broken by
One Flash. !
The summer storm which visited
Charlotte Monday afternoon, ragged
with great severity few miles north
and west Of the city, and at Newel's
station, on tie North Carolina Rail,
'r"ad, six miles from Charlotte,
tragedy by lightning occurred that
wen surpasses that which happened
III our streets, last Sunday. The bolt.
NJ Newcl"1 E;Iie,. d colored girl, one
+nicken AID two dogs, and broke the
~i"s Of an old colored man, the father
81: the girl who was killed 1t occurred
about five o'clock il the afternoon,
iat after the rain commenced falling.
Inn Gibson, colo-ed man, was work
''rg in the field Hbeu he saw the storm
2'n.iDg up and"kcs:ece6 TO his cabin,
near the railroad sMtibn. The cabin
IL 'tyo roomed affair, with the
a"'mney in the centre of the house,
'n'd the front door located in the side,
:" front of the chimney, opening into
small square space, from which a
> do r leads into either room. Gibson
WA met st the front door by his
tHnghter" sSed sixteen Years, who
i limited him TO tile house and followed
han ic:o the room, leaving the doors
A''r. On entering the house, Gibson
''"o< out lis pipe and t.lIeG It, md
,'""ped down to the fire place to light
ii As he did 50, the cabin was lighted
"y " flash of electricity which did its
work in the twinkling of an eye
The bolt, it appears, entered the
open door and struck the chimney
i.,>Iie the house and da-ted in a zigzag
course through the room. Gibson was
.s'r"ck' on his leg, but the electric
i I'd seemed to have spent its full
i'rsc upon his daughter. She was
""rIed from his side to distant corner
~ the room and lay upon the floor a
H'angled mass oS humunit;-, the lighs.
ming having torn her body almost to
pieces. he old man was stunned and
ats leg WIS o.c&ea b. tie stoke. The
n"'ghbo:5 who were altracte,- to .ho
scene Fy t:e report found the old man
lying by the fire place, the dead body
Of Lis daughter was lying on the floor
hear the bed, and the bed was seen 70
be on fire. The fire was extinguished
and the neighboro directed yhei.. a..
tentlon to the restoration or Gibson.
l" which they were shortly successful.
The only mark made by the lightning
n or about the house was a large,
deep hole which it knocked in the
chimney. Gibsons chickens and two
dogs had taken refuge under the house
from the storm, and it vas found that
,he two dogs and one chicken had
been k.Ded:; Gibson's leg was badly
shattered by the lightning, 5u. barring
The shock he was oinetu ise uniriured.
Charlotte Observer.
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Clear thinking goes for much in
life. 1t is a characteristic of the
strong, accurate mind, and should be
cultivated With the utr!oo: Gaze ty
'eqairing the pupil to" bound every
idea with which he deals, whether it
be material object or an emotion of
the soul.
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A housekeeper has discovered tina. a
bnffaIo sausage manufacturer puts n
little meat ih the ends of the cases and
ills in the centre with sawdust. In
:hls way the manufactures has for
some time been makins'"Both ends
meat ....I -
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Taken together, all the Lenuties Of
art and nature do not interest The
in1nisitive female so much as the view
she gets through the keyhole.
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''uest at the reception-this is a
a''"dfnl bore let us go. Stranger
I agree with you but my wife won't
let me 60; am the host.
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there are no white elephants in the
circnses this yec.. Whitewach has
gone uD. ~
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0NAND AFTER MAY 81. 1885,
" the following schedule will he rul.
ON these roads daily, Sundays excepted
Eastern standard time:
CHI l. r J v AND CHE EST f II
DINISTOM..
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JUST ARRIVED
At
MRS A. MoLARNON'S
MILLINERY!

IA hiSS hS" Iol vi
HATS! HATS! HATS.!!
of every shape and description for
LGdi4s. Misses and Children.
,HSndsOme French + To-. ers. Spanish
LacesFTrimmin9 Silks, colored Crepcs,
and Tinsel Plush
YELLING OF EVERY KIND.
Handsome Velvet ami Fancy Pl%.d
Ribbons.
Ladies Neckwear, Fichus. JaHr,.,
Collarettcs and Crepe Lace Ruchiu..:.
Underwear, Hosiery, Jersey Gloves
aud Silk M.tts.
Dress trimmings. GI.cntgi La.,-.
Kursheedks sta.dard Tins"i B.atu,
Gilt, Steel and Velvet Buttons.
Hnmhurg ttouu"ing and Al'-ovar
Emhroiavry.
AL! color, .i..: @n--. g3-o !irrn Go..
settle a:d ,"hl"iGcGH u..
PAE\SOLS FANS,LNniuS' MD
MISSES. I (bNSErS. VOILhN
POW DER,iERFJMERL
ETC, ETC, ETC.
[ will be pleased to order for my
customers any article not in store.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. a. Me- "a RNCE.
April 90, 1885.
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40 AND FROM CH AHI.r>tGE.
EAST, (DAILY.)
i4ee-Ne Co'umb'a $50 m 5 = p IN
Arrive Charleston II % m O.lG n M
WEST, (DAILY)
Leave Charleston 7.2N m ) 20 n m
Arrive Columbia 1915 IN 1000 y M
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