714 N, W. AYER & SON'S NEWSPAPER ANNUAL, l8Eslab. A-iges. 6e - 7MAR1ON +, pop. 1,640 MARTION Co. (E. pop, 29,976. 110 m, EK of Columbia. AtL CoastLine I-R. TeL MIxp. Ilaniks Center of trade for a cotton district.Farmer.................. .................. ..... Wednesday........Dem ratic..... 19 4 20y2j 1.T75JA--S T, FlABr, Editor and Pnblisher.St.ar . . ..... ......... ]....Wednesday .......Demoratic..... S 4 18x24 300Y1. ITlcrsnOes, Editori J. D. XONTGOM EBY Publisher. OmMOUNT PLEASANT, pop. l,CS; BERKELY Co. (S.E., pop. 55,428. Ab m.E. of Charles.ton. On CharlestAo harbor. TeL Ep, lank, Charletton, A summer resort Haa a. staymill andi tile factory.Berkeley Gazett&e ...................Saturday ..e. ot......... D atic...182.. 4 1(x22 1.00 aH, K. Jr'xKBsR , dlitor and Publi)her.NEWBERRY t, pop. 3,030 NE WBERRY CO. (N.WaVtpop.26,434. 47 in. W..W. f Colurn.bi.L Colm., Newb. & LIaur.; anurens.; S'thrn. . T.., , p, -Ban] k. An iraporrantcotton nmrkEt. Tia corn nnd flour mills, and a cotton factory. Good granite alxbuuds ivicinity. Newberry College Is locaatl here.Herald and News ... ,nesay.,emcr.... IT' ae.day ,..D o t. 1 4 20x21 1.50 Il20EL-ETar H. A, Editor and Publlsher.Lutheran Visitor........................T ........Luthran ...... 1868 183x0 1,0 giREV. S. T. HAfLMAN, Editokr; WM. P. HOUSEAL, Publisher.Observer ..................... ,.., ..Democratic. 1883 4 20x2 1.a o ftNW. K. WALLACE, EitoIr; WI. H. WALLAC e 3J. H. M. TINAn o. PubliiseraVoice of the People .............. Wednesday........ Prohibition..... 1894 4 20x26 1.50F. V. CaPERas, Editor; r TEFO t PUnBxSHIxO COMPAY,.ORANIOEBIURi t, pop. 32,64; ORANGEBEURG Co. (S.C.), pop. 49,393, On N. Edlsto L, 51 ,nS. of Colum bia. Atl. Coast Line; S. Car, & Ga RlHe. Tel. Exp. -aiksf. ianatu feirtncOttOngoOd., rice, wagons, etc. ere aresituated the e uae te Cl I University, and the bonith Carm.in a Agricultural CUllege, inntittions for colored students.Dispatch........... ... ......Saurday ........ ....Democratic..... 194 8 13>x20 1.OC, L, IOWEZLL, Editor and PublIsher.Patriot ....................................'hursday...........Farm. All'noe 189 4 18x24 1.00W. 0. T.TrYi &aH. K. BsituNfoN, Ediors; REFOIK PATRIOT PUBLnISTI1Q COMArS; vTimes anrd Demrocrat .,...... --Wednesday ........ Domocratic.... 1869 8 15x22 1,50 1,5UT.A'cs I, SxmiS, Editor and Publisher.PICKENS f, pop. 283; PiGKc.EsG Co. (N.,), pop. 16,389. 20 mr. W. of Greenville, Nearestrailroad ant banking town, Ealey. 6%'bra Ra.L TeL Eip. In a Uill country, withvaluable minerals. A local trade center.People's JournaL ...... ..... ....Thuraday ...........Denmocratic..... 81i 4 18x24i 1.00 1Wf3T, U. BRoSiNBO:, Editor; FARMER'S PuBLISBHING COiPANY.Sentinel .......,...., ...... ,.,,....uTrsday .......Denocratie..... 1871 4 18,24 I.50 800S.. IWooas & Oo,, Editors and PLchlshera.PORT ROYAL, pop. 524; BEAUTFORT Co. (E.S.), pop. 34,119, 4 m. S. of Beaufort, an PortLoyal Island, FPort Roy, & Aug. SIL,. Tel. lsxp,. Bankp BeauforL lias a fine hartor,and commerce in cotton, manganese ore, fertilizers, lmer, l umbe r, corn, etc, Phaspbaterock in vicinity. Two ph ophate fertiliPere.Palmetto Post ....................Thraday .......T....Democratie..... 1831 4 1522 2.0 ttiJ5 ., UI. Onajis, Editor and Publisher.PROSPERITY, pop. 5Cli; NnWnEraY Co, (N.W.C.), pop, 26,484. 8 m, F of NewberryvColnm,, Nowbt. Laurcns; I'thirn RIs, Tel, Exp. Bank. Mannufactur-, cotiun uWill,and gin. atija and door fittory, ekt,.Press and Reporter.....W..................Vednesday ... ..... .... 1885 4 3206x2 10 fl5UI3M 0. CourTia, Editor and Publisher,ROCK HILL, pop. 2,744; YoK Co. (N.), pop. 38,831. 26 m. S. S. W. of Augusta. Ohio liv,& Charles; S'tbmrn EX.' TeL Exp. Banks. A center of cotton trade.Herald .. ... ................................ Wed. & Sat...........Democratic..... 1876 4 IB24 2.00 ,OJ. J. IRu-L, Editor and Publisher.T,. MATTKHEWS, pop 624; ORANGEBUBSI Co. (5.C), pop. 49,393 n. S. , E of Columbla,. . Car. & (Ga. l. i. Tel. Exp. Bank. An active trade center.Herald .............. . ........Wednesday .... Democratic..... 18O 4 18xk2 .) 4. IZl[M]nEMANT DALITBL & IMCLACn'it,r Editors and Publishers.SPARTAN'BURGt, pop 5,f44; SPAsRTAsrnG Co. (NSV,), p op 55,38& 08 m. N. N. W. ofColumbia. GlenSprings; Por IL & West. Car S'trnR.Rs. Tel. Exp, Banks. CWTiagesand bricks male here; gold and iron mines and Ilmuntonequarris In viciplty. WfifordCollege (Methodist Episcopal) is situated here.Advance (Coloredd..................Friday ... .............18 4 15x2 1.0P. G. H &rMMET a R. M. ALEXANDPEa, Fdltors i ADVANCE PUB-LISHIO CO MPANY,Baptist Advocate (Colored). Friday ............... ptis...........5 1S5X2 1.03naLVe. , -.. MirLiCH & W, P. JOEiRs, aEditors; G, F, -IiaS, Publisher.Carolina spartan. ........W ne............Wen es.. ocratic..... 4 227 50 ,CARILEs FETT7, Editor and PFubliaber.Herald. .....-,.....................Morn. er. Mo..Deinocrati 4 15? L.O0Herald .........T............................Tues. Fr......emocratic ..... 1872 4 1522 1.00J, C, ARLIsNTONr, Editor; PARBTANEBUIG HERALD PUBsLIsInTGs COMpANY.Piedunont Headlight ...................Friday ...............Denrrooratl..... 189 8 152 l.OT, L. GArTT, EiiLor; PEOPL&'s JOUai.tAL PUBanBsIN& COMPANY.SUMMERVILLE, pop. 2,219; BERwKwLY Co. (S2.E.), pop. 65,428. 2 m. N.W. of CharlistTL.,S. Car. & Ga, 1,H TeL J.Exp, Bank, Charlestan. A winter resort for invalidsNews................................................. Thursday ...ca .................. 888 8 13x2 1.00R, H. SwBserr, Editor and Publgsher.SUMMIT, pop. .5l0; LExSINGTON Co. (W.C.), pop. 22,181. 8 m. Str. Batesburg. S'thrn R.H.Tel, Eap, . ank, BatesbaurgOur Newi Letter ........ .............. ... Wedne 8 11 .0S. MOBnAAs, Editor i; LEwsIg LTTES PDBrmHaNre Co MANY.CracuiLATEOr,: IBold face-sworn. Publlshers' reports. Roman figure5s-eBtimated.PorPnaTo:; Ceasmua of 1o0. *Etinited. County Seat., ize of pge.
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Meanwhile the Admirals had set to work, landing troops, horses, guns,materiel, and stores. The navy worked famously; and as everything hadto be brought into the river either in, or in tow of, the gunboats, whosemovements depended upon the tides, the work, under the active superintendenceof Captain Borlase, C.B., continued without regard to anyarbitrary distinction between day and night. During four or five of theten days spent in this tedious operation, the rain fell in torrents; and asthe interior of Pehtang is below high water-mark, the streets were knee-deepin mud, composed, in addition to the usual impurities pertaining tothat substance, of flour, wardrobes, Tartar-hats, field rakes, coal, shutters,oil-cake, chaff, china-cups, matting, beer-bottles, tin cans, and kittens,being chiefly the contents of the dwellings of the townspeople, which weresuccessively turned out of windows to make room for our troops. Thecavalry and artillery horses were picketed in the streets, where alone spacewas available; and how they and we and everybody escaped death fromtyphus fever or plague, Heaven only knows. The sanitary officer wasoutraged by the result. During this time, water for the use of the troopswas obtained in boats filled by the navy in the river above the influenceof the tide, and towed to Pehtang, where the contents were landed inbarrels for distribution. 2ff7e9595c
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