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Eoofland'S German Tonfo

q combination n al The i71rcdfents Of tie BeSeTA
sedh PURE Santa CrUI Rum, Orange CO. n II Hsed
for The diseases the BtteTE. rhrTs
ptre alcoholic stimulus IL required ToaE tOH bear
mind that these remedies entirely different fror
others GdreTtised for The Of The diseases named
O|se being scientific preparations Of medicinal sztT0ea
sOtite the others 0ecOctSoES Of
form The TONIC IS decidedly Of the Ho1 plea-
Sdnt and agreeable remedies offered 70 0S public
It's taste eIquist pleasure to take It. trhIie fts
Ife0rirS, e1hiIGrdtin1 and incidental Qualities Aap1
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EBENSBURG FOUNDRY
AGAIN I'M FULL BEASFI
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, DC,

II AVING purchased tho well known EB-
IL ENSBURG Fol NDRY from Ar. Edu.
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged IL almost en-
hreiy, besides reltIing it with new machinery,
t1e subscribers ate now prepared TO furnish
COOK, PARLOR g., ,HEATLNG STO YES.
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES, MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of eyery
description, IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact All
manner of articles manufactured in n frs. class
Founcry. job Work of all kind atteaded 10
promptly and done chosply.
The special attention of Farmers in invited
TO two newly patented PLOUGHS uhich"we
possess the sole right to manufacture and soil
IN tbs county, and which are admitted 70 be
the best ever introduced to the public
Believing ourselves capable OF performing
any work in our line in the most satirfactorY
manner, and knowing that we can do work at
LOWER PRICES than have been charged in this
community heretofore We confidently hope that
we viii be found worthy of liberal patronage
ar reductions made to wholesale dealers
20 The highest prices pnid in cash foE old
metal or castings given in exchange.
OUR TERMS ARE sTRIorLY CASE on coErrKT
PRODUCE. CONVERY, VINROE q co.
Ebensburg, Sept. 9, 1868.
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CoRNs.-An exchange gives the following
as sure cure for corns:
''One teaspoonful Of tar, one of coarse
brown sugar, and one of saltpetre. The
whole to be warmed together. Spread it on
kid leather the size Of the corns, and in two
days they will be drawn cut"
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Professional or Business Cards, not
exceeding lines, with Paper, 40
Obituary Notices, over six lines, ten can,
per line.
Special and business Notices sigb. ,.,,
per line for first insertion, and four cent, =
each subsequent insertion.
Resolutions of Societies, or conmu,i,,
tions OF personal nature must be rsl5 4,
as adVeI tisements.
JOB PRINTING.
We have made arrangements bv Viii
we can do or have done all kinds n -
and fancy Job Printing, such as Bt.L
Pamphlets, Show Cards, Bill and Ts,r
Heads, Hsndbills, Circulars, &c, in tb.L.
style of the art and at the most no3.,,a
prices. Also, all kinds of Ruling BI,,,
Books. Book Binding, &c, executed too.
as good as the best and ss cheap 4, i,
cheapest.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvanta
PHILADELPniA, March 10, 1867.
J'nd HooJadnd'S German BilsTg " not n InLoz-
todn"g oereTdSe, 6ut good tonic usl isordeTs
ne d'0cstice organs, and Of great beteEi ~ edses Of
e<otHy oR3 Sodnt o. nervous octiS1, tie SyStsD-
3oTHg truly
GEO W. WOODWARD
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EVERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach those
invaluable remedies to successfully combat dis
ease, Roback g Blood Pills, Robsck's Stomach
Bitters and Roback's Blood Purifier They
are :nfallible in the diseases for which they are
recommended
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SVor knoton and tvfR al discdses resu,fss ses
bad blood Keep your E1rE@ blood pure ksep your
L'oer IN or6er; Keep A your df0cIfire organs
Of oese remedies, ,EEzE NO dsssa.s y M ,ciT
eo>T d1sdlt YotG The beSt cont1
tehn u years Of honest reputation, 90 for aRy16taa
y0E DeAEst try O.Gse preparations.
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TEMPERANCE

There is. perhaps, no one thing that has done
so much to promote the cause of temperance
as that gentle stimulating tonic, Roback s
Stomach Bitters. They strengthen and invig-
crate without producing the effects Of alcoholic
stimulantS.
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Household Remedies.

There are no remedies go well and favorably
known as Household Remedies AS DIR. Ro
backs Blood Purifier, Stomach Bitters and
Blood Pills, and no family should be without
them,
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NOBODY

Can afford to be without such valuable medi-
cines as Roback Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters
and Blood Purifier.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,

rastor OF the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAoKsoN-DBAR SIR:-I hare been frequently
requested to connect my tCiA Of
dgeref kinds Of medicines but regarding e prdctics
az out Of appropriate sphere, hdpe cdseS de-
e4iHsd out toih clear proof pdrio,ls instances and
particularly an my family If the ttsefness of DR..
HooHdnds GERMAN Bitters depart for once from z.y
usual oot3e, 10 pTeSS full for gem
eTal deelity of the system and especially for Liver
> oG@Palna pg a,idI IL Is "a safe and valuable
Jdi; 0ta usually, b ~esra doubt not, 4 IviH
IRON ass S6Oss o2uSss Yours pevy respectfully,
j. n KENNARn
e Eighth, bE1os1 CoGasS StraaA
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RENONATE.
DON'T GROW OLD.

There is no necessity for premature old age
Use Roback's Stomach Bitters. 1t gives vi
tality and elasticity by inrigOrating every organ
OF the body.
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PREPARE FOR WAR;!

''1n time of peace prepare for usr," is the
old adage, and there is no sentence in the Eng
lsh language more expressive nor one that is
so applicable in innumerable cases. Who il so
wise as to know the exact moment that that
fell destroyor, DISEASE, will attack him? Then
be ye ever prepared. Have the Roback Blood
Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier al
hand and combat disease successfully.
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Oh my nv eye It Is no lie
That at the Dry Goods Store and Grocery
Just opened by A. 6. Fry,
On the street called High,
More for your money you can buy
Than from any one else, far or nigh.
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TRY FRY IF YOU WANT TO BUY
anything and everything worth buying, and be
sure that at all times you will be supplied
at the LOWEST CASH RATES.
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TRY FRY IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Hams, Sides, Shoulders. Mess Pork. Fish, Salt,
Lard, Butter. Eggs, Cheese, Coffee, Su-
gar, Teas, Soaps, Candles, Spices,
or anything elso in that line.
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design to keep a full line of
SSkNE& DRESS GOODS of the most
desirable styles and textures,
and as ! am determined to sell as CHEAP AS
THE CHEAPEST, l respectfully solicit call
from all the ladies, and especially from those
who have been in the habit of visiting other
places to make their purcha ses. Whatever
you want to buy, be sure first TO try tho store
of q FR7
Ebensbpr1 Nav OF 1860
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NO DEALER KEEPS BETTER GOODS /
NO DEALER KEEPS MORE GOODSI
NO DEALER SELLS CHEAPERI
NO DEALER SELLS MORE!
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TRY FRY IF YOU WANT TO BUY

Xxx FR1 If YOU WANT TO BUY
Hardware, Qucenswnre, Glassware, Carpets,
Oil Cloths. &c, OF the handsomeBt
styles at the lowest figures.
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EloOd Purifiers

z'tSse Remedies are Ae bsss
The Ottawa free trader., 1869-04-24

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD This Ia the impor-
tant season Of the year-spring time--when ma.
driving out the Morbifc matter collected in the
blood, and unless removed is certain to pro.
duce bilious disordsrs derange the system. aud
lay foundation for dangerous and fatal diseases.
Mishler's Herb Bitters 10 acknowledged BY every
one TO be the great blood purifier Of the present
day. 1t is scientifically prepared compound q
alternatives, tonics, diuretcs and disphoretics, and
is highly recommended - the most effective, in.
vigorating, renoyatisg and cleansing blood rem.
edy in the world. Fps ~ diseases arising from
impurities Of the blood II is efacacious, speedy
given II fair trial Over one and half million
bottles soli in 1868. ass ssg, 3g .a.saI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

unusually sharp. At the last parade the Vigi-
liant reported'one hundred and eight men pres
sent, and the Phoenix one hundred and one
the point Oft all being that no company had
ever paraded as many men as the Vigilant
1he Phoenix determined to carry off the palm
II possible and went to work with u will, en-
roiiing new members and bringing out the old.
Ihessyig1lant was not asleep, and brought in
newmen by the score. No one was permitted
to know what their strength would be. Ruses
and subterfuges were in vain. Only yesterday
morning should tell the tale, and the report
was Vigilant 234, and Phoenix 22S. Our hand
to both loser and winner, for the fight was q
hard and fair one!
And while others we're busy, the men who
had been dets lied to run with the engines and
man the brakes were not idle. They sought
after easy boots and strong belts, practiced
holding their wind, and moved about with the
bigness end Importance becoming those upon
the legs and arms Of whom would depend the
fortunes Of the day.
The following table shows the official wei shts
of the several engines, and the nnmber Of men
allowed to drag and work each. The same
table shows the strength Of the Charleston
Fire Department, and the number of men
paraded by each company:
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE NEWS JOE PRINTING OFFICE.
OFFICE OF TIE News,
CHARLESTON, s. O., April "a, 1869.


~ CHARLESTON, s. O., April 81, 1869.
The undersigned. proprietors of THE
CHARLESTON NEWS, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures of the job print
ing Office formerly owned by Messrs. Parry &
Little, and win in future conduct the same as
The News jon OFFroE, in THE News building,
ANo. 149 East Bay, third floor. ' u.
Arrangements will at once be made for the
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
job printing that may be entrusted to them as
aexpeditiously, neatly and cheaply as il can be
done anywhere in the South.
a x R1oRDAN, DAWSON & Co.
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THAT TRUMpET.-We are requested to an
nounce that the following gentlemen have con.
sented to serve as committee to count the
ballots to be cast for the trumpet to be voted
for at the orphans entertainment now going
on, viz: T. Huchet. Esq, W. J. Magrath, ESQ.,,
E. Fourgeaud, Esq. The Washington is sup
posed to be ahead.
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iHE FA1R of the Washington Light Infantry
sPharltable Association begins to loom up
prominently as the grea. local event of the
pear future. The ladies in charge will meet
At Hlbernian Hall this Wednesday, afternoon.
NJ hve o'clock, to draw for the tables and COM
ete their arrangements.
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HE NEW POLICE UNIFORM. Yesterday the
policemen appeared on the parade in their new
uniform of blue flannel, with felt hats, patent
feather belts and silver clasps and ebony clubs.
Sfhey presented quite creditable appearance.
fnd were commercially attentive in the dis
fharge of their duties.
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STRUCK BY L1a L1aHTNING.-During the severe
$funder II storm of Monday night, steepleman
Jelly, at the Orphan House, was struck by
lightning, and his arm and side so benumbed
ahat he had to be carried home. Yesterday he
IRas doing WELL
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AUCTION SAFE. THIS DAP.
MILES DRAKE willjael.. sc loy6,cIock, at his
tore; corner King and Lib berty-streets, cloth
be, dry goods and hats. -.
N. HUNT & Son wilSsell at 10 O'Clock, at their
hlesroom, Meeting s'reet, boots, shoes, &c.
r. M. MARsHAIh & BROTHER will sell at
8aH-past 10 O'Clock, at their office, Broad
freet, horses mules &c.
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@ F1RE.-This morning, about one O'Clock. a
e oocnrred in a small cigar store ON the west
Yide OF King-street, few doors tsdorth OF
yGeorge-street. doing slight damage, principal
ly the flooring. 1t was soon extinguished by
the engines, which were quickly on the spot.
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TIE IMPORTANT SALE of Pc crto Rico sugars
9pd moasses, by Messrs. Risley g. Creighton,
II postponed until next Saturday. See advsr-
IN aemant
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DRESS GooDs.-Messrs. Stoll, Webb w. 60.
.nform the ladies in our columnsto day, that
shey have case OF dress goods from auction.
$hch they will sell at twenty cents atretail.
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TIE READING OF MRS. o ODoNovAN (RossA. y
Our readers are reminded that the elocution--
ary entertainment Of this gifted lady takes
place tonight at Hibernian Hall. Her read
ings have created quite furore in the princi
pal Southern cities where she has appeared;
but apart from the cons deration of their in
trinsic merit, the noble purpose which an
inlates her labors should enlist the warm and
substantial sympathy Of the public, and es-
.pecially Of every Celtic heart. We bespeak for
her crowded house.
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IHA DEgEcrIoN OF CoUNTERrErrs. Gsinoe the
Unitea States currency has taken the piace OF
specie and State bank bills, the Bank. Note
"a HounterteM Detectors, formerly iii univ gAal
dse, have become worthless, and the aonntSr-
! felters, owing to the immense increase In The
held open to their operations, have gone 10
work with skill, patience and care that have
enabled Them to produce piates, the impras..
sions OF which cabnot be distinguished by tliIe
unpracticed eye from the genuine currency. A
New York firm has issqsd very useful vol.
une. containing plates OF all the genuine and
the principal counterfsib greenbacks. nat iona]
bank bills and fractional currency, side by side.
accompanied by @ microscope, which enables
any one to compare them and at once detect
the difference. The fne medallion work in the
genuine Is too costly and elaborate to be coun-
terfeited with success; but the difference ia
hardly perceprlble to the naked eye. The agent
Of the firm in question is now here soliciting
subscriptions to the work, and has already OBJ.
tanned the names Of many OF our princinal
business men. ia. u. ,,,,,,,
';- ~ iSsl
HOTEL AnRryArss APRIE az. -Papilioa 10
ss1.-E. 8, Blakelys Augusta; Thomas Nj. say.
age, A. M.; Robert, Georgia; Z. NJ. Mason, ! O..
Murphy, M. Swinton, M. Fanghan, Augusta:
J. Il. Alike. Columbia; B. Reynolds. Jr., J. b.
Watson, James Stumble, j. B. IaSalle, James
Orchard, South Garoltaas g. H., Moore, Astoria.
IL. l.; George w. Bees South Carolina; J. Powe
and wife, Anna Powe, Frank PoYe, E. pove.
New Jersey; r. Utts, Florencs; d. r. Hari.
Tee, South Carolina; M. @. Hall South
Carolina; G. B. Chicksey, Washington,
District Columbia; John Ferguson, Florida;
DR.. n. Haslee. Mars Bluff; G.. d. Chiskey,
Washington, d. c.; n. Z. Clark, Lewisyille
George w. Wise, Edgefeld.
Charleston HotsI.--John Smith, CITY w. T.
Smith, E. J. Smythe, 3. Joyner, w. L. Gary
G.. III. Walker, Columbia M. Levy, Georgia
Ohas. @. Leary, Dr.. A. March, l.. Fl. Matthews
wv. j. Vsreen, New York; e. B. Pritchard, Au
gusta; J, Ms ,Westmorsland and lady, Green
willie; Jaraes Gallagher and wife, Connecticut
w. b. wilkins. New York; "A. Duer, J. Rutter
Pennsylvania; J. A. Foster, South Carolina
DR.. N. 8. Lincoln, Washington, D. G.; Mrs
q Lincoln, Miss Annie Smith, Washington, d. g..
a J. III. Myers, A. J. HELEN, New Jersey; A. AL.
BRIGHT, Baltimore; a. n. Sexton and wife, G.
ii. Brownlee, Mrs. r. Towers, Miss a.. M
= W nitonoasss Miss ". whitehoass New York
wv. T, Daggett and wife, Wilmington; 3. a.
1 Gamble, Florence; Captain Wood, Richmond
|s. M. Butler, w. b. Steele. F. Il. Taylor, u
gT. Sanders. T. Street, city; Wy. a. Mcdowell
Iilmingson. N M
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FHE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrcuIation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BENG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
!C0GNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULAzzON IN THE czTY OF CHARLESTON,
|'UBLIsHES,THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFYcE At THE END OF
|EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PRO us
|l0NS OF THE NEW POST0FFYCE Law.
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MEETINGS THIS Day.
AUCTION SAFES. THIS DA

Delta Lodge of Perfection, at half f-past M
South Carolina Lodge, at 8 P. Nj.
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THE FIREMEN,s GA1A DAK
A LENDID spECT TAoLE

APPEARANCE OF THE MEN AND THE MA
& CHIMES.
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HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No.2.
vIsTrINo COMPANIES.
eS Weight. No. Men
allowed.
Washington, Of Augusta, (hand) .27OO IS
Georgia, OF Augusta, (steamer). 5466 ~
Palmetto, Of Columbia, (hand).. .3460 ~
Winyah, Of Georgetown, thand) 1850 16
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like their predecessors, without any fuss, get
to work. A dozen strokes bring tt 9 water, and
;a44ew seconds more there stands ont upon the
blackboard before the gaze Of the multitude,
German, q minutes 10 seconds" The friends
or the German vent their admiration on the
air, and in truth it was o noble achievement
In starting this company, some point was
made as to; the proprety OF strapping their
brakes. 1t was stated by the officers, how
ever, that straps had never been used, and the
omissi0nt was accordipgly allowed. with the
Understanding that IL the breaks fell during
the run, the company would be ruled out. I,
Next Followed the washingtons, of Augusta,
Ga, trim-looking fellows, we'll disciplined and
dashing. AS they came bounding up the
street at tremendous pace, the Charleston
companies hi-hi them with a lung-sptting
chofus that Is stimulating but unfortunately,
snap go the drag ropes of the reel. The engine
reaches the ground, but there is loss of
time In repairing damages and again getting
under way, and the result written on the black
board is" Washington, three minutes" What
they might have done, but for this mshap,
aobody could predict, but every one sympa-
niip;or une. and syyiished tno
rope " Hssifax. LAM 3A ,@a@a
Subsequently. the captain Of the company
requested the privilege of second trial. bat
the Fremeaters after consultation, agreed that
accidents were q part OF the chances of the
day. and IL would be improper to establish
precedent in favor Of even guest.
The Hope now took tho street and came
dashiag along at brave speed made an admir-
able run to the we'll, and looked mischievous;
bat again came one Of those unaccountable
delays which cannot be anticipated or explain
cd. Somehow the water wouldn't come when
II was wanted, and the consequence was that
@wksa the pipe dropped. two misates and forty
one seconds was the only score the Hopes had
made. We learned, however, from members
OF the company, thst in practice they had
"done the deed" In two minutes and DIX Sc
ccnds 1t ought also to be stated chat while
entitled 70 thirty raen, there were but seventeen
on the ropea and brakes.
Now FOR the steneSalls. There taust be
something peculiarly fascinating In that old
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THE sToNEw1LL FTKE ENGINE COMPANY ~ :
Follo~ed, with their beautiful. Hand, engine.
which niadeSitg frst rappeasance. last year.
The gray coats aad white pants Of the men
made an attractive and suggestive uniform,
and the 4S men who answered 70 their
names looked'as though they were ready for
any emergency. This company was incorpo-
rated in 1855, and has a JeAegs engine, ;built IN
1857. The officers are: g., Lamb Buist, Presi.
dent; John Il. Boinest, Vica-Pa esident; f. A..
rector; 9. w. Seignious,l Third director; r.. w.
Blake, Fossrth ptrsGtpgS5W. @.. AssiiiaS,. Secre-
tary; B. 8. niggs, ESW, Blake and Et T. West,
Axnae General JeiGes Conner5 Solicitor; Dr.
j. eomags B1ist, Surgeon; Rev. John Bach-
man, -. I'd, Chaplain; y. A. Aimar,G treasurer.
The Stonewall soc ned to roll upon flowers
and TO be worked by floral power, so hidden
were the wheels and brakes with evergreens
and roses. On the engine was the fag Of "Our
Lizzie" and on the hose reel there was blue
silk banner. Among the ex-ofa sers present
were ex.vlce-P Presidents y. scherfesee and Il. y.
RENTER .pas .s;3ss ly..t. ;.5. stg. ,fas
rnEswrNYAH (gAND) ExanaE COMPANY, OF
uEvMuEruwa,
Another visiting company, was next in line
Ano ouStno ID SIuuA Oues Oh tne hunnSI0An
pattern, and was formerly. we believe, one Of
the Charleston engines. Twenty~six men ceme
from Georgetown with the machine. their uni
form being q red jacket with whito star ON
the collar, and black pants. They were accom-
panied by o delegation from the salamander
Fare Company. OF Georgetown- in number.
The salananders wore red shirts trimmed
with black, and black pants. ~ \
The Winyah did not afford much room for
elaborate decoration, butit had its share on
eyergreens and flowers. On the machine was
The motto os the company: /" Pro Rcno Pub-t
1ico."
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Closed tie proosssibfs Of seDsines This,
e0nnpany was IL corposSe eea In s4sses Ana has q
stssn engine. built bysHsbyss ok REV York,
Tie only rotary engine in the department.. The
dreas OF tho caFapany 10 . red shirt and black
asnts, ana A9 men were paraaed. The ofaoers