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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26
NOT GLAD, NOR SAID.

You sang little song to-day
It was not sad, it was notgay-
The very theme was nigh outworn.
Two lovers met, as lovers may;
They had not met-since yesterday;
They must not meet again-til morn!
And did they meet again, my dears
Did morning come and find them mere
To see each others eyes again?
Alas on that you are not clear;
For hearts will shift as winds will veer,
And love can veer like any vane
.Ah! no, think some sudden craze,
Some bitter spite befcl their days.
What wes that plaintive minor lorT
no more together lie their ways;
Remote, perhaps, the loyer strays-
Perhaps the lady comes no more.
So strange the numbers sob and swell;
No; there's no guessing what befell.
1t is the sweetest song you sing;
Not sad, and yeti cannot tell;
Not glad, and yet-'tis very we'll
Like love, like life, like anything
-Macmill"n's Magazine
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26
Proverb -. Pruvcrb.

Father--I wish, John, you could bc cor
tented to settle down end live like ether
people, and not go rowing ii! over t;.''
country YOu must remember that II
rolling stone gathers 10 moss
Son-True enough. governor, but 'sc;-
ting hen never gets lat.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26
The Nurtltrrulpst Editor.

The man who claims the ii ,ti:.>;:";l Il
being the northcrmos; editor IL The world
is l.. Nullcv. who edits Tie iiic:,t:a;c'l -
uumaux paper -AtuagaSiintit, publishc''
1T GoIthaab on the west cc.S: of Green
land, Ga dc-reeS north latitude.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26

6ANE SAW MILL. OUTFIT COM
" plrtr amd III perfect order. VIZ. GHr
THIRTY uQESEEDIhE" one iN En-
TY-FINE HORSE ENGINE. One SAW
MILL with - feet Carriage. Also, al!
Tools necessary, has mrn used only one
year. Also. one y EW 10 HORSE AMES
UPRIGHT BOILER, one SEVEN HORSE
ENGINE. Apply to -
MAY 27-3mos GEO. II. CORNElSON.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26

Or. Could. who sncnt the nes: ot hi:'
;eHrS on tic southern half n "a Sphet'
star gazing, has JAS h.eH hon"red with
membership III the Nicrnn A"ldriny "t
Sciences.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26
n.xtr.,ctiou by Spiders.

Dr.. c. Keller, of Zurich, finds reason for
believing that spiders destroy more
.aphidcs and insect enemies OF trees ina"
DO al, tie insect ,eatin, birds. s.~Ariansnw
Traveller
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26

Coufucius declared that mans char
acter is decided not By the number o:
times that he falls but by the number OF
times that he lifts himself up.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26

4 Pittsbury coioreI woman WIS hca1c'
informing a nciSh'or that the las: s;or:H
frightened her 30 that size "shook like IA
ashpan."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-08-26
T 4 I Q ] 0 R I K0H n.
MACHINE SHOP ,

f,NOE TILE EUNFE.NIANCE OF
/" Farmers and Mil! Mcn, We have open
rd Il NEIAlE AND SIPPiN HlIOI OF
Mr.. II. Riggs corner, and VIII hr prepared
10 ,lu all necessary ENGINE AND GIN
REpALltlNG with pE"mptnc5$, guarantee
in. satisfaction in every Instance.
In connection with or Shop we are
Agents for the sale Of The Talbot; Engine,
Saw and Grist Mills Also the !m..t Cotton
CirS. ronGrnccrs and Self Feeders The
i!andcmk ln>pirator, knrting i'nTrr.A!
Injector, the best BOILER feed inbhc market,
Vamduzrn jet Pump, for lifting water
ont Of wcl> of any depth.
We will keep oH hand Il fail liiir Ui
El;ASS FITTINGS, STEAM AND VA
TEL. GUhGES, STEAM A%D H.i9
PIPING, ELBOWS. NlPrLE%, .yc.
PACKING, LUBRlCATINti AND O.
Under OILS, and in fact everything |"
fit up your Machinery. Orders 10" l'ul-
icy- aIml :;l.afjiM. filled Al lowest prices.
We W"IrIi Respectfully solicit The patronage
Of the people Q! OrangchurG ana surr"Und-
illI country.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Teachers Examination

The examination of applicants for
TEACHERS Certificates will take place on
Friday, lst Of October next, beginning
ut 10 A. NJ, and closing at 4 P. NJ.
White and colorcd applicants will
both be examined the same day; the
white applicants in the School Commits
sioncr's office, and the colorcd applicants
In the Court House.
All teachers having certificates that
need renewing will please present them
for renewal on the day Of the cxamina-
ton. GEORGE G. SALE,
GEO. B. CROMER,
THOMAS S. MOORMAN,
County Board of Examiners.
9-l5-2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
PROSP ERITY,

mink the crops suffered more S1tur-
Gay ana Sunday than any time this wear
'ih"rr was II dry hot wind passed over
those two days which seemed TO m,lr
cotton Witirr considerably.
Farmers are beginning 10 sow oots
VII. II. T.. Bouknighl received "A ,rlc-
gram last week from his lady who had
gone o mon on Il visit to her parcnts
That their baby was very low with nncn,
monia. lie went over there S,,,mI,,
evening. wy
Mr.. Monroe Epting preached very
acceptable sermon in Grace Church l,c e.
Sunday morning. Rev. Marks WAS to
havS assisted Dr. Hawkins Il! 81. Lulc,s
put feeling too feeble from his recent
l'lnrsS he remained with us. IIr
preached Sunday night and received
seven members iu q The church.
The exercises Of Mt Tabor high school,
were !,'ite success, well attended, and
the children did well indeed ,>''>'
Mr.. Geo. Bundrick, in compouv with
NV" o.hcr gentlemen, passed through
town Saturday, rcturnin" from q srorch
for horse which had been stolen fron,
him last "Wednesday night. Thcy tr,crI
the thief within four miles of .Ichnson.. :.
depot, but could trace him no farther
MIR. i. y. &. Hunter j. the h,nn,.
man iW'nS--tw" fine boys. Hone
'hry VIII make a> sla,Inch and firm mrn
rs himself. '''' u
ine colorrd rapli>tS are making prct1 y
E"od hcadway; they bap.iscd srvrriI
members Sunday evening.
MeSSrH. Nl"udcmcyor and pcr,lru have
commenced work again on the I,uhrron
parsonage, ana hope soon to complrtc II
Mr: ). l.. Counts has a gourd feet
: ''''''" '"hH' Is. W. j.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Notice..

The Congressional candidates will
speak at Ncwbcrry G. H.. on Tuesday,
the Dist instant. and ut Prosperity on
Wednesday, the 22nd instant. The
Democracy Of the county is earnestly
requested to attend.
The second primary election and the
Congressional primary will be held on
Thursday, the 23rd instant. The same
managers who conducted the first pri-
mary will conduct these elections.
JAS. Il. p. GOGGANS,
County Chairman.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
share VI tho trade Of NvMmNy nnt ,ht
sWrHNh'mR country,

share Ut tho trade Of NvMmnN AMI ,ho
sNrrNNhlhR country,
T. ~ 9Minh.
Il. y, HMllh "hN NNMNHNN "lN'hht,' y
Mtn ~ The ,hM bf Elmi \ H'nlih, IA
NOV rnmlMrtNM m.im.s ~ ~. "W',
NnmH ~ ihr sNNNH RtANl 40 thN' "r,nr'"l
Nv ,lNn lnel mrntinhrh h'uo" lir rNr.
tt"a n "nNrlHt" at"N, ~ r'"ih'"h, h'o'9
nNI ehn"s. hhf. trunko, aN1 nrntp fnr-
niehin1 WNde. A"nnn he op""inl''"a
MAY m mrNthNr,' fNrNne" lhmlw,e q
rrNf"rt Ni,in9 rlMhinn. llanHna "hn"a.
HrMh,'a a'N'a rM lnlh'n hNa "hl||'"h
nNh tive rrlrhrni"I ,nWro MrnNl 100
ghN,'. rhnQr Nhn ithdr WITH him ~"
s,MH N"ttiNN th.it Tuli money! worth.
lh" rn,ui"N' attention.. lih",hl nhNrt.
tieiNN nMd r\r"llrNt iul1m"Ni in thm
g"lr"tinM N n,M'ls, rNr Nhrh ihs luniar
I. nNtNl, have r"uultUI ~ n lhrnr nnu
'rNM MatanilN iW"tUn live ir'A" Throughout
Now l",NN ANL tho AhiuIniun ','uuti''o.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
4 Enptnin'a Fortuuntr Discovery

trrt. Coleman, "chr WoN mouth. plytnG he
tween Atlnntt" city ana \. y, had been
70 sleep, 0na WAS mdu>cd tn try Dr Kinr's
New Discovery tor Consumption. Il not onIy
gay" him instant rclioi, hut ullayCd tho cN .
N'mr soreness in his breast. Ills children
were similarly affected and Il single dose had
Nv" same hnplW effect, nr. Kings New Djs.
"NSNlN Is now tho standard rcmrdy in tho
mcr' Free Trial Bottles of this Standard
R"m"dy nj 'oiold IN0u' y hrur store 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Our Job DrpnrtinCnt.

Get or prices andcNammc specimens
OF Job Work done at our Office before
placing your orders for Note Heads,
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Statements,
Cotton Tickets, Envelopes, Circulars,
n"dg"rs, Briefs, Catalogues, and Mi
kinds OF ilrSt-claSs work turned ont
neatly and cNpcditiously.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
IBrirHctS.

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t,, 90 -, ,,
Ioy v"'' w. ! ''''''' ""' '" Town "'N
wy
Mi's hgu", S"ybI "f rruaurril, VA,
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rom hHh"vill".
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- la', 81 -Na''n' 'n"I N"n'n
'n' '',H'''n '',.hH 'h"'n- We I"1 ~.
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much attention.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
NrWbcrrN Granite.

"" recently ~aw solid granite rock
the surface oi which is more than AN
acr" in extent. 1t i, on the place Of Col.
-. \. Dickrrt which uycrluokS the al
most mountainous ridges oi Fairfield
near DawkinS. Several years ago il was
extensively puarricd bat without per-
ccptibly diminishing the incXhauStiblc
supply OF vtlWahI" huilhiug stone which
competent Judges have pr"moWu"cdr equal
in quality to the famous granite Of Con-
nccticnt. N"wbc.ry County has enough
OF such stone TO supply the whole country
for several years, anh when all onr rail-
roads arc finished dbl ,houlI hCcomr "A
profitable industry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

without hcnutiml hair no woman is Drnuti.
MI lsSouis tnlltng OF or tNdcd2 Tho loss is
Stlal. rnrkCr's Hair Balsam will preserve
your mir nnu give Onck lis Rlo8s and youth
~ Solor N'cHn, elegant, perfect Prevents
N"""'""' NS-lm
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
The Nerala Ana Newa
Local and Special.
THIS PAPER I91y 10 '2s"G az q IS 2, "so
H.a.n cSn.ras.s NV TS iaaaa fSf
Church Notices.,


BArIiSr Roy. G.. +. scott, pnqiOr. absent nt
present. sunday HchDDl "a { 80 y. M, Mr.. j.
j.; tnrwil", superintendent rrnynr meeting
W"hncs,lny niH y. ~.
LrTIErAH-- Rev. A. u. McMnclin, pnstor.
Preaching next Suudny by tn" pnatOr. NJ u
y. ~. Sunday school ~ D:3j n. M, hr G"OIEc
is. CrOnrr, Snp"rinirnhrn'. Prnyrr meeting
WrhncH,lny nj y. m.
MEiHuDfsI -Kcy. u =. thii"tzbr,H, l,nh"r.
If"hcbinH by tho pastor ~ II II. ~. ext sun.
'iny. Suudny '"hpOi nj y. M, Mr.. John ".
Chapman, hnp"rIn'"nd"n, Prayer meeting
ut Bp. N.
a. r. PrESHYIIIliAH Rev. T.. J.. M"t lintock,
phNDr. FciSi"" next sunday by III" pastor
~ " II. III. Sunday school nt H.:io ~. M, Nj
NJ. !. 'nhliH", superintendent Prayer meet.
inR W"'n"Wlnyn nt ~. ~, Missionary Society
W"nn"miny ~ y. m, Mr.. G. Mnw"r, rr"si
dent W. &. y. l. Tu"s'I,N ni D. M, Nj. 4.
Mower, prcui,i"ui.
EIIt'orAI--R"v. W. u. lIauckol. rector.
SciNlC" by tn" r""tur every third Sjutl',N ~
" ~ M. nnl 20 y. IN Gay r"ndinr 10y Vi. \
u. MnHy"k nj II n. NJ.
pHESnNr.Ht% opn4tUr nj rr"s"ut Euu.
Gay school mi a&'p y. m.. Nv. ", r")nau,.
Suprrnt"nd"u'. Prayer m"rtinr W"hu"gNH,
NJ y. m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Ne,V Advertisements.
AN ORDINANCE
no i,huthArE TnH pUbbiU ora w
yAND IN rt,h 'FOWN DF NEwEhnr,

10 ltEiINbNJE IlID bIlib' 'Nh ~
NAt,UbN ri,E fUWN DF NEWEhhf'
Be II Uri,f,rt by the Mayor AMI Al
.lrimrn uf the Tuwn oi Nrwlrrty ~
t'u,,urIl assembled. ami by tho authority
VI IT," sni,,n.
That on nnd after tho first tlny Of
Nnvrm,rr, a. D., iHH0, It slInll be- M
lawful 10 bury Tho drnf ~ tho pIbll:
graveyard All t,lntrd IN ward No. y, and
" tho Town " Nowherry PrOvlhOd
TINT th,p or,liunnOo shalt not DO con-
atr,rt To prevent those who hnv0 en-
rlusrh lola III tho anih graveyard from
,,aing tl,rm M plncrs 0f burial. Any
prtanu violating this ordinance shall bc
auhlrrt ~ II tlnr of not m0ro thnn twcn-
~ ,lulMra, Or imprisonment Tor not
more than twenty uhyp.
i,uuc mud ratified under tho
roruurnlc pcnl 0f tho town Of
IT, a. Ncwbrrry, this tho III day Of
Hrptombrr, A. -. 1880.
llv tho Mayer:
UEOKUE u. CROMEK,
Mayor.
JOHN y. FAIR,
&. mud u. u. &. N.
~ ! ~ ! ~ VIZ WV ! ~ wv
COUNTY or NEW BERRY, IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Al|rrd nrna"li, w. Wade Sanders, Sr.
Foreclosure.
~ Mdrr " the Court herein llutc'l
Ath W june iNNtl, ! viii sell ut public
"ulrrN, mfNrr tho Court House Mt New
hrrry nn lh" tlrst Monday IN October
lSSH, all Tint tract uf lnnd, m tho CO,lll-
ty amt state aforesaid, continuing three
nnd arvrnty-srvon ncroa more
"r less, aud bounded by Mnds oi w. II.
Whitmirr, navtd 4. thlfor, Spencer
Burton, holloway nm, Thomas Ray,
Wade Saunders, Samuel l.. Atchlson and
Alfred benson.
Terms: The purchasor will bu re-
uuircd to pny onr-hnlf oi tho purchase
money In cash and to secure tho bal
ancc payable at twelve months, with
interest flom the day OF salo by n bond
and mortgage OF the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Ofcc 10th September, 1886.
9-l5-3t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

"luMd d"h nui utnur trade ipp,r last Nrrl,
,,,,.,,.
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| y" ''''""'nN ''o' N improvements
m'd' IN N"Mh"nN during thu rnat
N'N T. n"".'hlN. AMI mdr"n probably
ln'""rl'''. IN a hnrri"h survey " thr
town "" "M, hh>" "mtti"l many items
Nhhh 'hNn'I hAN' "Nnr NN,lrr thi
"'n"
VIZ v. Y flNhm hAS hnilt him 'Hsi
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NJ, II II nl,,,s, h" , :,
huilLinY, ,r the Ehrnryr, ,.,,,,, ,"u'r. ,,r', Wv,
tn hi: nrrn,i.r. IN ,L, ,,,, u
w. Wv l'''''N'N Ut lit' rear pt the
Thompson street Church ~ , rn., nf
about s., 600.
N,. Nm
tom plo,Inrm ih,. vi,,r nr ,,.,,;'t, viii W" W.
rrn,rh sSnn ''''''' VI """''' VIII "l'-
MFR, Wilson I'm. hrr,u In. ,,,.,,,i,r ,,s
= new ,lwrlIinm hn,,t1, ,,n'. n, T'I,., 80
"',r" w M''' eos, ,'0'.
! work ON a nrw ho,er nn,r ,l,, r,.;ln,,nn
81 VIZ. j. ). Norman. The cost will be
! H'""' E''on.
Wv " y: DAVIS has made improve
/ '"'"'N on h'@ h""r, sash am! blind lac
''MN,
N'' D. - linSScl' has enlarged his
'"'' 'h' ''N"'I'hG' anh Is making other
hhIr"V"ihon' on hI' premises on Friend
''' irh' streets.
Rniirond4.
The { .rumli, and f.r,.,,,.n,,. Dali
l,1,,i pa.... ihluurh Nr,yhcrrv ,,l,irh :;
ll, mos, iuunr,n,,i nn;n, h,',,,'n'' r.,
u,rr,ia auI T;rrnnv;iI, I:rnn, !, ,n'. ,I',
l.aurcu4 Eoiirn,d h'a',cj,. ,.i' ., '' Wv
Th" Auym.in ELrrIi,IL ,rI ~ T"rlhn'.,, >''r l''"',
r,.I .G ''' "'' ~" o'IN
"nd -" Cuiunbii. Ncwbrrrv and Lau-
,,, .. Wv NhI," ~" Surveyors are ut
ii,,,r,. "I;II'S'',i Pr"'nl'" |" max" New
'n q '''''''' c"''rc "f great I'M
~ '"' ''''' ''''''f''
Fertilizers.
'Ihr al. oi fertilizers by Nrwh.rry,
doHI'r, during the year cniiny Au". ri,
!',~'. amounted 10 800 tom. Solnr of
thi va, .hir,,rd to other points, h,,i tho
,aI"- W"r" in:,d" here.
Dur r.limntr uf the trade Of Ncwhcrrv
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Notice..

Inside as well as outside should the
!ccth be cleaned. Use moderately stin'
Dr'sh' charged with Woods Odontinc,
~" you will have white, sound teeth,
70 cents box at all druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
DUO wIcSrr
Il &MAAN G@lTN 6, y,

,roM n'sslon ,st opens first Monday of Octohcr
nsn no'' 'GachGrs. It Ten pianos in constnmi
Instr,t r"ciilt,cs IN French and Music
''HSvvIh'hcntai Hvhu1ntai and Vocal, unsurnos sS"G
tion 'i",' f"r ,nn cost OF Board and regular Tui.
FOR catalogue apply to
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ON Thursday lat negro attempted to
drir" pair Of mulr> belonging to Mr..
). :. 'anEf"rd across the track f I'll"
{. y q. Il. Il. n short distance above the
Bush River bridge. Before he succeeded
the down passenger train struck the
team, killing one Of the mules and hc~
Jumped OF and was not injured.
I'll" Best
Swift g. Comtruay pa,lor Matches,
Enmrhr''* Baking F"wdrrs, Choice
Nhr%nr' n o. Syrup, New Mark"r"l,
i,ANd, sugar. kirr, etc. n new lot OF
'rI W"nuS, Boots ANA Shoes Mt
,!' =. Martin ~ Co., Agents for the
'hHh'r, ''"m'n"S u ''a'l'S HinS. ol-'
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Newberry Female
Academy.

.,, n' exercises Of this school will he ,c.
l"mnor ''r" on ,Oon wednesday, the Goth of SEP.
$ S""'p, " non isn". Forparticulars inquire Of
- a. =. PIFER, Princinol
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VT. Pheasant,

We were present at this church ON
Sunday last during the rrotrnctcd meet
ing conducted by Rev. NJ. NJ. Brnhham.
TN" people Of this section are among the
best IN o,r county, and they seem TO
take IN artiv" interest in religious mat
lcrS. Their church is large and conf
'"rtahl" and contains an organ, lamps
amt othrr adiunclS with which the ma
i"rity OF country churches arr no, sun
p'lrh. The rarnrNtnrSS oi the connrc~
&att"nal singing ON Sunday WAS rcircsll-
ing. Nearly seventeen years having
passed since our last visit to this locality,
the greater number Of those present
were strangers to us; but our clever
friend, MIR. Tom EptjnG, madr things
easy for us when the dinner hour came.
"l'nGhGs' Tonic for NhillS aud Fever has
noN'r inilrd yet, nnd have sold IL to n n,.m.
per pt chronic cuS"S. II cures them every.
t'm".' u. W. Mcdonald, laurel lIil, Miss
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Quinhc, Compound Calharic rills
and other Family Medicines at
l-61-~tt. j. :. RuSSELl.H.
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Turnip Seed, Turnip Seed, Turnip
Seed. a fresh stock Ct all varieties for
sale cheap at RohcrtSNn'S Drug store,
opposite the post office. H-2l-ti
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Mule kiilcd.

ON Thursday la~t n negro attempted to
drive II pair Of mulr> belonging to Mr.
:. :. IaNEfu,l across the track of the
{. \ G. Il. Il. n short distance above the
Bush River bridge. Before he succeeded
IN" down passenger train struck the
team, killing one Of the mules and dc.
m"lishinT the wagon. Thr n"gr"
jumped ui( and was not injured.
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MuSir !|rlf-I'nIluIit.

Prof. q. :. Ricc's piano and Organ
Music System, Rapid, Practical, Corn "ct,
tcnchrs all Chords. Variations, Accom-
panhmcnts, Thorough Bass Laws, Tunes,
Notes. Srlf-taught at your own home.
she only system that brings musical
knowledge within reach Of all. Sent ON
test. send stamp for circulars TO the
E.S. RICE MUSIC co., 2i3 state Chi
caEo, III. S-lS.Sl.
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LAMP GOODS u GREAT VARIETY
SOAPS, SPICE5, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
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For general literature go to CASTOR
Il Hunts. II they have not the book
YOU wish they will get It for yoM IN II
few days at publishers prices.
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The BEST.

Swift q Comtrnay railor Matches,
Cont'S Spool rhrrad, Mnsnn's Hacking,
tampbrlls Baking Powders. Choice
Vinegar, \. q. Syrup, New Mackrrrl,
lard, Sugar, Rice, etc. a new lot Of
Dry GoodS, Boots and Shoes mt
lStf j. s. RuSSElI.'S.
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i. w. Chapman can please the most
economical buyer "i Books and Station
cry. TRY him. o.S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-11-03
Creameries.
By Our Agricultural Editor.

By Our Agricultural Editor.
Mr.. Henry Stewart, the we'll known au-
thor and writer, and an authority in mat
tiers relating to stock and dairyiug, gives in
Home and Farm some very pertinent sug-
gestions as to the management of cream
cry. He says: CA creamery is nothing
more than large dairy. 1t is building
conveniently constructed, and containing all
the necessary apparatus of the most ap-
proved character They are joint-stock
enterprises, and he proceeds to describe one
having capital of So, 500, divided into 140
shares of $25 each, and no shareholder can
own more than eight shares. The stock is
held mostly by the patrons.
The building is described as substantial
structure 65 by "a feet in size, with upper
and lower rooms, and divided into three
apartments, butter room and refrigerator,
cream room containing watts for the cream,
and manufacturing room where the cream
is churned and the butter worked up.
| There is an engine and coal room and office
| combined, in wing attached to the main
building. The structure stands on a hill
side, which gives the lower rooms an even
and cool temperature the year round, and
greatly reduces the amount of ice required.
The cream is delivered on the upper
| floor, and goes through the cream-receivel
into the watts below. These are cooled by
ice water in warm weather, and kept from
freezing in winter. The arrangements are
all of the most approved kind, and are suf
Ificient for the cream of 400 cows. From
s, 600 to $500 pounds of butter per week ii