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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
FAIR OF 1870.

MR.. EDITOR: hereby offer for the
best collection of native fish, brought
for exhibition at our next Fair, ono
handsome aquarium and one pair gold
fish for parlor ornament. Value $500.
Not more than three of each variety
must be exhibited by one exhibitor, and
care must bo taken IN marking Sc
lection Of such fish as possess food and
fosh. giving qualities, ID also as being
fitted for stocking the ponds and rivers
in our State. Ample accommodations
will be provided for the display Of such
fish as may be sent, and the undersign :
ed hopes to make this an attractive Q
feature Of the next Fair.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
General Superintendent,
8. @. A. and NJ. Fair Association.
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WHAT DOES REASON sAY7

Tho little n,ongooso whom bittcn by deadly
serpent resorts to certain plant, eats Of 1t, and
escapes the effect Of tho poison That Is instinct.
Human beings on tho other hand, must depend
on reason and experience in selecting tho means
ofprotecting health and lifc against unwholesome
Influences. Now what docs reason say on this
vital subjeot2 Does it not tell that to inivgo-
rate and purify tho system is the best way to pro.
teot it against the Invisible poison which gcner-
atos disease Surely II docs. Tho noxt question
Is, what guide shall we follow in choosing mo-
dicinal safeguard? Reason replios let your moui.
tor be experience. Woll, tho experience of
eighteen years oompri sod In ono unbrokon serios
Of satisfactory testimonials assures Us that Hos.
tetter's Stomach Bitters possess strengthening,
regulating and antseptio properties which arc
not combined in the samo happy proportions in
any other preparation extant. This therefore IL
the antidote to which reason bids US resort whom
our hoalth 10 imperillcd either by tho malaria
which produces epidemic disorders, or by any
other cause, whether inherent and constitutional
or connected with our habits, oooupations and
pursuits.
Tho venom Of noxious reptile is scarcely moro
Buotiie anu dangerous than thas Which iuIkS IN
foul air and impure water. To escape tho fevers,
bilious disorders, disturbances ofthe bowels, and
other serious malades produced by these insalu.
brious elements, II Is absolutely necessary that tho
stomach and all tho secreive organs should be, so
to speak In robust condition. Upon tho amount
Of resistance which tho vital system can oppose
to the deoterious influences that astail It, the
safety of tho health depends, and 1t is because
energy and regularity to the most important funo'
tIons of the body, that 1t can bo recommended
and guaranteed ss an Invaluable preventive mod
icius,
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
A CHEAP HOUSE.

Said old farmer Smith to his young neighbor
Jones, this is cheap house have put up for
Tom, who has just married. no can improve on
it when he makes money. "Do you call this q
eheop house, Mr.. Smith," replied young Jones.
"Weli I don't. 1t hasn't got sash, thoro nro no
bansters to tho stairs, and the doors ore so mean
they will swag so in yenr that it will be almost
impossible to opon and shut them. You have
wasted moro money on big joists, useless rafters
and unnecessary framing than would havo finish.
cd the house in the most comfortable stylo When
you build a house for your next son. writ6 first
to p. p. Toale, Charleston, s. G., tho largest
manufacturer Of doors, eashcs, blinds, DO, In
the Southern States"
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SUMTER BOOK STORE.

This very necessary adjunct Of our
business community has been somewhat
enlarged, and, new stock, embracing
much larger variety, is now being put
on the shelves. Besides many new books
there will be found many Fancy Arti
cles.
Prices are put down to tho lowest
notch, and all books guaranteed at the
retail prices in New York or Philadel-
phia. Let the Book Store be literally
sustained.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
CONDITION OF NAPOLRON..HIS
MODE OF LIFE.

LONDON, September 14.--The Elm
peror enjoys entire freedom at Wilhem.
shoe. He looks thirty years older than
he did iu 1865, and is bloated. bilious,
with yellow eyes; tired, faint, and
expressionless. His movement" are
slow and mechanical He retires late
and rises early, and his window is light
cd long after midnight and again at Al
O'Clock In the morning. He dresses in
a plain black suit. and talks much to
the school children, who gather around
tosse him.
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. 061fSa TlG1lssiS5

yi,xsls-y &c t.sr-S~- sSsJ~s sS3S.ffs.ts = 4 y
3 hs Louisville, Coafisss Josrnal: ~ x
noksieI : nssbias ;thss siA, csssa ainiy
pick k.eossoa, and tAnss dsstiiSss; ;it.,, =
! Thd sMSSSios s is ssiifd ihs H.utk kern
Cotton, pieket, snA ID ths4 ;iavsnt tiop Of
VIM. Apperiys aasistad BY Ms. ;Joht
Reafestxnd Cap*aia j Ohm II i. ShsSiSyi,
sn 2f this city. The machine consists
s3Y4onf wheels and running gear a;mfs
lar TO IN ordinary ysgop, sxcspt thst all
u OF iron. III shs ce6tso of the hea sfe
. series Of coipmns Of fallsE2 tessels, IAN
aristS ssed ip Sfyjbg The .hsp I'd cloth.
ltsis simply thG dIjSd hsad Tof, s plant,
;eone;shsped, and covered with ) nuns
bet OF sharp curved. points. These
teasels are contained in "a cylinder. Of
wirey and the entire set are raised and
lowered by means Of pulleys.. The ma
chine is run directly over the cotton
rows, and the frame containing the
columns Of teasels lowered upon the
plant. The frame is raised and the
sharp points Of tho tcasels strip the
plant of all the cotton that is full ripe.
Leaves, stems and unripe cotton are all
rejected. A down motion Of the frame
strips tho cotton from the frame by set
of stationary teasels, and with their
points reversed and deposits it in re-
oeptacle made for it, from which it can
be taken at pleasure. The test yester-
day was very satisfactory, and tho opin.
ion was expressed by those present
that one Of the smallest sized machines
and two men would do the work of
thirty expert hends. A company called
tho Southern Cotton Picking Company
hos been formed, aud the manufacture
Of the machines will be carried on
extensively. It is estimated that the
machines will cost from S400 to $1,000
according to size. The rights of various
districts in Arkansas, Louisiana, Ala.
bama and other States, havo already
been disposed of, although the machine
was only patented last month. The
machine is very simple in construction,
and is destined to work great revolu
tion in the labor system of the South.
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A BOY WHO rs HIS OWN GRAND.
FATHER.

At school in Norwich, there is boy
who is really his own grandfather.
How is it possible /? the reader will
ask.
I will explain it.
A widow, who had son, married at
the same time with her daughter in.
law. The latter married the husbands
father of her mother. in law. In couse :
quence of that, the widow was the
fathers mother Of her husband, that is,
her grandmother. She was her sons
great grandmother, consequently, he
was a grandfather Of his own, and the
grand uncle of her daughter-in law.
Translated from the German, by j .B.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
yyOFFORD COLLEGE.

The seventeenth collegiate year Of
Wofford College, as will be seen from
the advertisement, begins on the first
Monday Of October next. We learn,
With pleasure, that there will be some
accessions to the students from this
'ection OF the State. Wofford is ar in
'sitution Of high grade, and justly
merits liberal support.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
IFor the Sumter Watohman.l

LYNoHBURa, S. O., Sept Is, 1870. !.
At a large public meeting held here
this day by the citizens of this commu-
nifty, both white and colored, f. JoYE,
Esq, in the chair, and DR.. J. M. SAN.
DEas acting as Secretary, the following
pledge was unanimously adopted, and
signed by scores on tho spot, both white
and colored, via
We, the undersigned, pledge our hon
or that We will hcnceforth purchase no
seed cotton or other produce which We
believe to have been stolen; and furth-
or, that where such produce is brought
to US for sale or barter, We will re-
quire that tho same shall be accom-
panied by a certificate from some oredi.
table source, setting forth that said
produce is, in good faith, the property
Of the seller such certificate to be fled
by the purchaser for public inspection.
And We further pledge, in like manner,
that we will purchase no produce after
dark.
The meeting Was notable for the pre-
valence of harmony, good will and una
nimity Of sentiment. All who arc cogni.
zaut of the great amount of wrong and
mischief resulting from the indiscrimi.
nate traffic in seed cotton and other pro.
duce-a traffic too much abused in most
planting communitics-will be pleased
to see the wholesome example here
set.
The "certifcatc" feature was inserted
in the pledge ut the motion of Mr.. r. S.
MOORE, one of our strongest handed mcr.
chants and cotton dealers the "other
produce" clause at the suggestion of
Mr.. BRYANT WRIGHT, a respectable
colored farmer.
Before adjournment a resolution was
adopted, requesting the Secretary to
sugross the essential PORTIONS of the
proceedings Of the meeting, and to fur
nish copy of the same to the publish
ors of the District papers, and also to the
Daily Republican and the missionary
Record, of Charleston, for Qualification.
THE SECRETARY.
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OVAL.

Mr.. j. f. w. DELoRME has removed
his Drug Store to the corner of Main
aud Liberty Streets, lately occupied by
Mr.. JAMES BARRETT. He has recently
added to his stock, Paints, Oils, &c and
many other articles. Our readers will
please refer to his advertisement.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

H@- Maj. E. O. McLURE has sold his
interest in the Chester Reporter to Mr..
JOHN A. BRADLEY, JR, who will now
conduct the paper as editor and proprie-
tor. The Reporter is ono of the most
priced of our exchanges, and our best
wishes attend the retiring and continu.
ing editor.
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GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN.

"There are bad men among our State
officers, and they can put mo out for
saying SO if they please" SO says Land
Commissioner DeLarge, and similar dis
agreeable things are being said by 9th
ers Of the Republican party, and just SO
arc large numbers Of the colored people
beginning to think and see.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

SG- We. learn that Capt. GuIoNARD
RICHARDSON, Of the Law firm Of RICH
ARDsoN & Son, has been appointed by
Gov. ScorT Notary Public for South
Carolina.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
THE KANSAS DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic State Convention Of
hansas has recently been in session
a full ticket was nominated.
The platform declared in favor Of
taxing federal bonds, for tho abolition
'f national banks, and in favor Of ac-
cepting the Fifteenth Amend ment as a
fnality.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

esS> We learn from the Camden Jour.
fat that Kershaw and Lancaster have
Osen added to the Districts embraced in
Inc Division Of Mr.. W. F. DEKNIaHT,
p Assistant Assessor Of Internal Rev
nue..
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

~ Nyes want to buy Harness, Saddles,
Trunks, valisss, Bass, saschsls. Collars, Hsmes,
Chains Riding g.bridlss, "Aartinga.ss, Whip'.
Spurs, Curry.comba, Horse.b brushes. FEATHER
brushes. Axle. grease Oil, Leather, saddIery
Hardware, and ell Goods kept in arst class
saddlery Establish neut, call At J.S. TJpnAA 4
Co.'s, No. South Front Street, Wilmington,
N. O.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

Ias- Tho many friends of Mr.. THOMAS HAIR
respectfully announce him rs an independent
candidate for q sent IN the Legislature from
Sumter County, and solicit for him tho support
of
THE CITIZENS.
April 13, 1870.
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no 0VH RATRONS.

We earnestly request those indebted
to tho Watchman TO make payment. -
We ask that the small amounts: due us
be paid SO soon a. a portionsof the crop
is sold. There are many on our books
whose names must he (rsluetsptly)
stricken of, uuless they pay up arrears.
Please friends remember these little
matters, and come up promptly.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
NEW STOCK OF DRUGS.

The attention of our numerous readers
is directed to the advertisements of
DR.. A. j. CHINA, in this issue. He has
received large additions to his stock of
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
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THR mRANlNp3r 2 - 9lSIofS sS$ =
7 ~ SJpSGs 81 ~

Our .ssosst and sssiss;l lrtssdsM n sSs
Nasbstry Herald dbays AA aS<rso X
TIVE hand, Joined ip ftiepaty si.p.-s
Ihife t.aa md !. ,thst hAsA q III.
head sfihy;t |. .dt.eti. i,se,ass. :. syn.
bol,efs thesU Uuioa; RsfesM party. !.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21
LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Correc,ed ~eekIy by d. @. KAUFMAN
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.

SEPT. y, lH1O.
STATE SEcuRITlEs-South Carolina, old, 826
90; do now, $50 do, regist'd stock, ex int
GirY secunrrrEs-Aueusta, Ga. Bonds. "a
so; Charleston; 8. c. Stock, lex or int) -@4S /;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, -@6e; Columbia, S. G
Bonds, -@60.
RAILnoAD Bosps-Blue Ridge, (Arst mortgage)
--@60; Charleston and Savannah, -@65
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, -@S5;
Cheraw and Darlington, -S2; Greenvilis and
Columbia, list lnort) -@S7; do, (Stato guar.
autee) 67@-; Northeastern, -@s7; Savan-
nah and Charleston, (ist mort) rs; do. (state
spss;snssas ssd sSnss T"as oa-0os
RAILROAD Srocks-C Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, -@40; Greonvillo and Columbia, -
@2; Northeastern, @13; Savannah and Charles
ton, -@3l; South Carolina, (whole shares)
-@38; do, (half do) -@l9.
exchanges, &c-New York Sight, off par
Gold, l12@llG; Silver, 1850
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
%Bank Of Charleston ............ 40
Shank Of Newberry. ry......................... ....-9-
Bank OF Camdon. ......... ........ .............40@-
Bank of GeorgetOwn....".... ..... .........-@l0
Bank Of South Caroline" na...".".""..."m.l4@
Dahh OF ohostcr.....". ........."..".."..149-
Bank OF Hamburg---.-. -.-.........."." .""".13@
Bank Of State Of s. C. prior to 1861 l........40@-
Bunk Of State OF 8. G. issuo 1861 and 1852 3O{G-
aPlanters' and Mechanics Bonk of ofCharles.-0-
ton on.;;.'.;...:...:.............. ........".".".-@-
aPcoplcs Bank Of Charleston. e. .........-@-
aUnion Bank Of Charleston. n...............
sSouthwestern r r Bank of Charleston, %
(old)""........ ....-@-
'Southwestcrn II II Bank of Charleston, %
new -. ............. .......-01-
Farmers and Exchnnge Bunk of Charles %
ton....... ..."....."..... 10
Exchange Bank of Columbia."....."..7@-
Merchants Bank OF Cheraw.... ......... 5@y-
Planters Bank OF Fairfield .."....".5@9-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable. 90.
City of Charleston Change Bi.is.... ........05.
*Bills marked thus (a) are being redeemed at
the Bank Counters of each.
Jan IL 1v
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

n~ F. w. KERcuNER, of Whining
ton, offers large lots of bacon and pork,
cotton yarn, fish, and cheese for sale, in
this issue.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

a0- Messrs. R1oKER u FERITRR have
nearly completed, aud are now moving
their goods into, their large two>story
brick store, in front of the Court
House.
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YfNHE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICA.
j. TLONS OF CLAREA. ONT LODGE, NO 81,
A.. f.. M. ore suspended until October next
4. G. GREEN, W.. M.
T.V. WALSH, Secretary.
Juno %
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r@. Miss. E. D. Britton has return
ed from Baltimore and is receiving q
beautiful stock of Millinery, which she
will advertise next week. t'',~' 4
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

s@r Messrs. WoRTn & WoR1H, Of
Wilmington, advertise large quantities
ofcoal and lime, on another column.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

TRUTH FEARS cNogHING BUT CON.
CKAL1RaTrS thsrsfafs % a.apk esiBats y Ss1.
elaiaS The 1opdayful SvrsS. nsdS by The ess |eS
SVxTER B1TfERS, the gresf Houthesn;T Tonie.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL
will buy shoes with silver or copper tips, which
will save the price Of q now pair Of shoes. Com.
pared With ragged toes and dirty stockings, they
are beautiful, to say tho least. Parents, try IL.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

ne- Our planting friends will now
find Mr.. ELISHA CARSON at the store
If Messrs. GREEN, & WALSH, where he
prepared to furnish tho Waudo Fer
tilizer and to make advances ON cotton
shipped to Charleston. Mr.. CARSON
has enjoyed tho confidence and esteem
sfthe planters Of the State for more
than thirty years, and Sumter is now
glad to number him among her citizens.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

= ~ We call Attention 10 sDeBiog:s
Great Remedies, adsertised. IN another
-Sefumn, headed $1,000. 90 RaSsrd. ~ -
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Notice.

r EL1zAM. eD,rRfCHBOURG,.s .swife .~of II.
i . II. w. Eichbourg. OF Sumter County, State
Of South Carolina. do, hereby give noiico that ut
tho end of ono ponth from the frat publication
Of this notice. will trade rs sole manager in
all business pertaining to planting. or uny busi-
ness formerly carried on by J. f. w. Richbourx,
In Sumter County. State Of Sonth Carolina.
ELiZA NJ. d. RICHBOURG.
Sept 1&.--1m
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Tho Five Dollar Sewing Machine purchase
Machine Company, S6 Nassau. Street, N. Y. has
been In almost constant use over since. 1t has
not been out Of orler onoe.> Has cost nothing
for repairs, and find It simplo and reliable in
operation, and always ready TO sew. Those
friends Of mine who use them with tho new i'm
provements are very much pleased. The one I
have would not part with.
MRS. ANN W. CUTHBURT,
42S West 3eth. Street, New York
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TRIAL JUSTICES CANNOT SEM
TENCE CRIMINALS.

A trial Justice in Williamsburg coun-
ty recently sentenced man whom he
had found guilty Of assault and battery.
A writ of prohibition, forbidding tho
enforcement of the sentence, was moved
for before Judge Green, on the ground
that trial justices have no constitutional
jurisdiction over such cases. The Judge
decided that tho act giving jurisdiction
in such matters to trial justices is a
violation of the constitution, aud ordered
the sentence to be set aside. It follows
that the only power possessed by trial
justices in criminal cases is to examine
prisoners, and, ifsuficient cause appears,
to bind them over for trial in the Court
Of Common Pleas.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-21

Men. spsSd their iivs In aan.ivipstisps, 10 al
period. xhsu th.y have ums. But ths ptsssns
time Ass one sayantsks ossr every o,her-1it 10
oar own, 'Yhersfore Il Is we'll for all that are
ssHezing ffom bodily ailments. incident to msla
rioas i1dueucss, 70 avail themselyes. Of the
bsnideial effects Of the "Old Carolina Bitters." :
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THE COTTON unoP

Of this section will be short-fully
one-third less than the prospect some
time since indicated.
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winsmsa's Cryatallsed Worm Candy mover
fails 49,, :
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Its exeelency consists in II. simplicity strength.
portability, compaotness and, cUuveniuuce. Two
nands can pack bale of cutton Weighing 800
pounds without the MD, Of q horse.
Il took tho 6rst premium over oloven Presscs at
the Mechanics Agricultural Fair OF Louisiana on
the 18th Of April, 1865; and over sixtovn Presses
at tho snmo place in 1870.
1t Will last man his Iifotime, with ordinary
care.
Orders solicitoi early, ns VIC could not supply
tho rush last fail.
Manufactured vt
CHARLESTON, by W. S. HENERY, and at
COLUMBIA, by GOLDSMITH i KIND.
will have one on exhibition in short time.
Send for descriptive oataioguo to
l.. p. LORfNG, Agent
July '2o--3mJ Sumter. &. G. .
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.,:s .. Sd ~ EY5fICEsss
!, s.. lsNs sSfs 81 ~ q
HasAe' .eze

~" AtstssSESHkEf3is3sy' = g :: :. (,
I. After sai.ff ysAss tdsl, 10 sia 3sest,iax tts
nos. anqssitee2 tsstineats tsls . lsIyifts>s, ltln
psrsonsef che 6isA -, sSsisster I'D fssposSJ 4
ity. rhysielsas d ths sta.ibsstsbsiity .s9s 4,
lnsndi 4 as . most sass.ssl psspssx xa5Ss fsr ths
extinction Sf PAIN tspss only tbs bsst rssae.
dy ever kaovu faf Bruises, tati. Barn, 4o., ba.
for Dyssntery OF Chplsrs, or any sort of bowel
complaint. itis atea,Sdy uniaspsssed for saseien.
eyand sapidt.y of sstiaa. - tho great. .ci,is. Of
India, and other hot climates. It has become the
Standard bfedioius for all such complaints, us
well as for dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and other
kindred disorders. For Coughs and CoIds. Cam
ksr, Asthms, and Rheumatic difficulties. 1t has
boon proved the most abundant and eonviac-
ing testimony, to DO an invaluable medicine.
Sold By all Druggists. -.
Price 2seents. SO oents. aud 81, per bottle.
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MASONIC.

April l3, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Also. FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached Will
leave Wilmington about NJ New Castle 41 Mdct0Wn
CLAYTON 73O Dover 500 Camden 93 Felton, and De
ringon about 3O5 p NJ FELTON, 35p Camden 4h5 Dover 535
Morton 500 CLAYTON MidleUwn $40, New Castle 1000
and be Wilmington about 1889 T. NJ SUBJECT 10 dea!s
incident to Freight Business
This will take Passengers only at Stations
named hut will set down passengers at any stopping place. eA
Hare Corner State Road Del Junction and Dupont
Castle Trans-Leave New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at lao, A. NJ =.
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AdditiOnal to those above
Smyrna Clayton ll40, A. NJ and 500 p NJ Leave
A. NJ and 200 F. M to make cOnnec
tun aims to and from Dover, and stations South
E. @. SEWALL, Supt. Del r. r.