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v. Richards & Bros. :.


pleasure Offering their Cuomers And rsgard prices
that they Goods Cash. thus getting all the advantages
uhang the
twenty years feel that their stock well suited to the wants
of consumers Ann they do Cash they all the d
ng their customers that house and much better than the
many which they buy them cash
Stock leading articles
pces They have DRESS GOODS of all descriptions from l2 the
finest. ~ ftts!',tt l.f
CALICoEs, from Sc to 12lc
The BIcK AiPAcAs 5 ever offered any market
to the E'
PIQUES from the .lSt
MOURNING GOODS, of all descriptions ~
superb assortment Of BLACK SILKS all grades and very cheap
PLAIN COLORED STRIPED and SILKS
WHITE GOODS all the leading kinds and makes M
BLACK LLAMA and WHITE LACE POINTS; ALSO many other style
BLACK SILK LAcEs EMBROIDERED BANDS FINE LACE COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c, &C. - !
FANS PARASOLS, ,CORSETS HOOP SKIRTS, &C. .is4
TABLE DAMASK T0WELNGS NAPKINS MARSELLES QUILTS, &C.
D ton onSHEEIINGSs &C.; &C. u q aH
Always hand assortment Of Goods suited to the wants of Gents
and Boys. sk5ff
all of which they respectfully invite The attention othe friends and
distance they have they pay special
and send samples by mail when requested. 3A
They will freight Goods ordered their Stock at
retail provided $40 over
This they well afford they fill the order during leisure moments which
and them worth the freight they and which they willing
customer placing the Goods their Depot Cheap they
the In sending Goods this the paid delivery
sending Orders trusting the the firm
tons for n may trying please
select which does the the
order may returned money will be refunded Give
@ v. RICHARDS & BROS.a la
FREDERICKSBURG STORE ~
Corner by the Planters Hotel 'a
AUGUSTA GA:
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSoCIA-
ToN NUNDERTHEAUsPIoEs Of the South Carolina State Agrlcutu-
Charleston October lst 1871 for the purpose
of raising enable mgants settle upon lands selected BY the
Association for Homes and European Farmers and Others
the State Carolina and for their transportation ththerand support
for the first year.
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English
TURNIP SEED.

w E have just received by Steamer
Africa, direct from England, the follow
ing kinds: hsfa 't
Early White FLAT DUTCH,
Red Globe LINCOLNSHIRE,
White Globe POMERANIAN,
Yellow Purple Top ABERDEEN,
Purple Top Bangholm RUTA BAGA,
skirvin's Liverpool RUTA BAGA, q
Bronze Top Improved RUTA BAGA.
For sale by sYa -.
2s5 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Aug2 8 a. I'M 80
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References in New York City

$500 900 to be Awarded to the TcketMOlders of the
Series OF Concerts to Commence ON the First of
October 1871, at the Academy of Music,
Charleston, s. c., which day
@ the Drawing Commences.
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fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried 1t, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not, know thatitcures thelrneighbors and friends;
and all know that what 4 does once ,e iI does al
glect fits composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofcertifcates Of their remarkable cures
of the following complaints, but such cures arc
known In every 1eighborho9d, and w we neea i,1 not
In all climates containing neither calome nor any
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody Their sugar-coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use In any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
1t into healthy action-remove the obstrnctons
the body, restoring their irregular action health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
rangements as are the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions ere given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia aorIndigestion, or List.e:s-
ness, Languor and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach, and restore Its healthy tone and action.
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head.
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bill.
ions Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, but one
mild dose Is generally required.
fc For Bheumatism, G0ut, Gravel, Pal.
pitation OF the Heart, Pain an tie
Side, Back and Loins, they should be eontin-
inously taeen as required, to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappeat.
For Dropsy and Dropsical sweIling9
they should Retaken in1 large and heoqert doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For fspppreiiion q large dose should be
taken as IT produces fas desired effect by sym'
AS. Dinner Pun, take one or two Ptlls TO
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence It Is often I'D.
vantageous where no serieus arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that q
dose Of these Pius makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect on
the digestive apparatus. y1
Ord. C.4KERG CO., Practical Chexaists,
-. LOWELL. MASS, q. s. a.
~ For sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Aug17 81, :, 1y 81
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A Fair and CommendaBe Scheme.

8 cHARLEsT{N S. G., May 1871.
W. ,easnr in certifying that acquainted with General
n Rf1TTER John Esq., and GeralM W. GARY of the
Sr of PT1ER CHADWICK GARY CO. and know them to be
Of integrity and we regard the o they of assisting
homes in South of great the State
we'll the immigrants and have ey confidence that their
enterprise will be carried out with fairness P honesty to all parties
concerned. laziq 80 h
'a GEO A. TRENHOLM, K- l. THAYNE.
lf i!lf p TI RITIGE AZ MAGRATH
p II CONNER, = LIP K SIMONS,
JAMES PRINGIlE, a1IEItY BUST,
saeoapt T. W. oARWHE is authorized Agent for Edgefed
tl Nay % alli lL ~. ltE -, q -. 3m ~ "
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ASSOCIATION,

undersigned entered Association for the purpose OF IN
Immigrants Carolina and the
They propose to establish Agencies the and the
North and Northwest Immigrants coming to our State where
They will be able to offer Cotton Grain Truck Land the
healthy portions State and on long
purchaser pay the sameout Of the raised
They will also assist Immigrants when necessary to transportation ana
subsistencedor the first year. J.
will be prepared and distributed explaining our plans more in
usts Central Office MUSIC AND MARKET
STREETS, Charleston, South Carolina
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w atcheS Go Jewe1rY.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

~ ESTABLISHED 1850 -
&
will lower than House the City
GOLD Da
RINGswATcH
CHAINS, CHARMS, .,-.- -.
SILVER WARE embracing FULL TEA SETS Wal
STANDS GoBLETs CUPS FORKS and SPOONS
nc
Double Smith Remington Sharp and
h..
WALKING CANES P0RTEM0NEIES
FANCY GOODS be found first class JTy Establishment
neatly warranted for
lss BROAD ST. Door sssy Augusta HOTEL AUGUSTA
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kidney g. Bladder Complaints

Urinary. and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes,
Dropsy, Sioppage Of Water, Incontinence Of Urine.
Brighs Disease, Albuminuria, and in allcases where
there are brck-dust deposits or the water is thick,
cloudy, mixed with substances Iikethe white of an
egg or threads like white silk or there is morbid,
dark, bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de-
posts, and when there Is prcking burning sensa-
tion when passing water. and pain in the Small of
fha Rnnl md inln lnnn n
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R. re. R. -. =. : -
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
cUREsSTHE WORST PAINS
R:. R... R

CURESSTHE WORST PAINS
I'm from One to Twenty Minutes.
53h NOT ONE HOUR
After reading this advertisement need any one
III, SUFFER WITH PAIN.
iRADWAY,S READY RELIEF Is A CURE FOR
N.Y., EVERY PAIN.
3 It was the frs. and is the
) Only Pain Remedy
That Instantly stops the most excucinting pains, al
lays Inaamnations, and cures COMPOSITIONS, whether
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or
organs, by one application.
:. INsFR0M ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
No matter how violent or excrucaiing the pain the
RHEUMATIC, Bcd.riddeI., Inarm, Crippled, Ner-
yous Neuralgia, rprostrated with disease may suffer,
+ RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
,INFLAMMATI0N.o OF THE BLADDER.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
sokE rAGPEFhToT 6f TaE REAr
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
HEADACHE, TooTHAcHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. &c
The application of the Ready Relief TO the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists will
afford ease and comfort. :. .4tf,lff
Twenty drops In half tumbler of water will In a
few moments cure CRAMPS SPASMS, SOUR
STOMACH, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, WIND
IN THE BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS
Travellers should always carry bottle Of Rad
wnys's Ready Relief with them. A few drops
In water will prevent sickness or pains from change
of water tits better Than French Brandy or Bitters
as stlmulanI. fsI ~
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Fever and Asue,

q FEVER AND AGUE cured for ffiy CENTS There
is not remedial agent in the world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarlous Bilious,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided
by Railways Pills,) so quick as RAILWAYS RE-
LIEF. Fily cents per bottle.
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Agents Wanted.-Liberal Commissions Allowed.

and Superv1sprs Of Drawing
General A. R. WRIGHT of Gefgia.
q General BRADLEY r. JOHNSpN. of Virginia.
4 Colonel B. W. RUTLEDGE, OF Pouth Carolina.
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, OF NAwsYork.i
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BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & co.

General WADE HAMPTON,
Hon. B..F. PERRY,
Governor M. l.. BONHAM,
General,JOHNSON HAGOOD
Hon. ARMISTEAD BURT,
Hon. JAMES CHESNUT,
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|15o, 600 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION,

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Charleston S. c. cost to build
$2S0oOo having annual rental Of fabout $2000O from
Opera House and Halls the building being about
$50 feetby;BO feet, and situated of King and
Marketseets in the centre of the city, and well known
10 be the finest building and most valuable property in
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purpc=:. Of Laxative

Perhapsnoo onemel.
cine is so universally
required by every.
body as O catharhc,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use, Ii
every country and
amor & all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgatve PW. The
obvious reason Ia,
that tits o more relia.
hJo and far ynora af.
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a COMPLAINT.
BRonKLAND TOWNSHIP,

Z
IlrSRIco COUNTY, VA, October 25, 1911.
MeSSrS. kditors,--l saw in your issue of
the oath Instant an article headed "Pros-
poets of the Fair" which think does in
Justice 10 the gardeners of Richmond and VI
cinty. You say 1t is singular, how
ever. that so little interest has been mani
Tested in that portion OF the community
strictly devoted to agriculturo-those to
whom we should look for farm products
in all their multifarious forms," &c.
Now, what l have to say Is short and to
the point, and will. hope, be the means
of quoting all inquiries.
Ir l understand Alright, the Virginia
A grculturai Society was organized for the
promotion of agricultural knowledge, hut
| it has dcviated very materially from its
premium for farm and garden products ii
has settled it on horses and things In lie
way calculated to advance the farming III
| tcreSts.
do not know q single gardener that vii
exhibit anything at the Fair, because the
premiums offered for the vegetables is moi
| rs much as the same would bring at mar
ket. l, for one, would not work hard tt
get 4 premium Of one dollar for celery,
cabbage, potatoes, &c, when ! could gel
more for them Ia market, and have just j:
much credit for it.
| You speak Of New York, There is some
intlucement offered by the northern tairs-
So and 80 being offered for the best of ono
kind Of vegetable.
l hope that you Will publish this to lei
the people know that there Is nothing lack
| ing on the part Of the gardeners, for we
look ut it in II business manner. Offer fail
premiums, aud will venture to say that
| New York nor any other place will exceed
Richmond.
iery respectfully, Sc,
I A EaRDESE
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The schooner Messner struck rock In
Lake Michigan and sunk. The crew were
rescued by fishing vessel. Five persons
were subsequently drowned While trying
to recover the Messner, which they hao
gotten atloat, but which sunk again.
The contractor, General 2. B. Hawkins
informs us that the track on the extension
of the Petersburg railroad at weldon VIII
he laid 10 the Roanoke by the middle OF
November. The bridge, which Is OF IRON,
is manufacturing in Baltimore IL about
ready for delivery, and will span the river
before the first OF Observation-Disclosures
North Car0linldn.
Young Theodore Pryor was buried at
Princeton College. Rev. Drs. Van Dyke and
McCosh made addresses. The latter spoke
of him as having been the hope OF the col
lege. Rev. Theoderick Pryor, or Virginia,
was present. The extraordinary talents OF
the deceased were recognized by Dr. Me-
Gosh (he said) ut his first recitation. He was
n member of the Presbyterian Church.
1tappears that after all it was = clerical
error to include Marion county in the so
,,lled insurrectionary district in South
Carolina covered by the Presidents pro-
cIamation suspending the writ OF haOeas
cn.nvs. Union county was written IN tne
orleinal draft, but the clerk, by some ms.
tsie wrote Marion In lieu OF II, thereby
defeating one of the speciai obJects oi sna
proclamation. 1t has not Deeh pfoPo'eu
to remedy the error.
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FOREIGN Items.

MADRID, October 2G.-The whole king
dom is quiet, aud no demonstration of any
kind against the dynasty of Savoy is appre
hended.
PARIS, October 26.-At least 10000 Com
munists have been discharged.
1t Is said that Prince Napoleon has leti
Corsica.
RoHs, October 2o.-The Workingmen's
Society of Rome and Naples refuse to par
tiaipate In the approaching Workingmen's
Assembly, believing It to be Republican
demonstration and Ilnfriendly to the States
The Government has relaxed its vigorous
precautions against the Internatl onals.
Their principles have no hold upon the
Italian people.
LONDON, October ga colliery explo'
sion has occurred near Newcastle. Thirty.
three persons are in the pit, and there Is
little hope of rescue.
The bark Bradley, from London fol-
Philadelphia, has been run down by on
unknown steamer, and several lives lost.
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West Virginia Elections:

Special telegram to the D1spatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, October DO
The election for members of the LegiSh-
ture, members of the constitutional con-
vcntion, and county officers, took place to.
day in this county and Monroe. There
was little or no opposition to the Demo-
cratic ticket. A ticket called the Peoples
ticket, but In reality the Radical ticket,
received but few supporters. The colored
people voted the Democratic ticket almost
to man.
Ex-Governor Price, M. Al. AcCreery,
Esq, Major Henry Nj. Mathews, and James
NJ. Burnside, Esq, are undoubtedly elect
ed TO the convention. Carlos A. Perry, q
New Yorker, is elected State senator on
the Democratic ticket. Greenbricr, Mon
roe, Pocahontas, and Summers counties
give large Democratic msjorItles, and the
indications are that the party vii! gain the
State by O handsome majority.
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THE EorINocTIAL SToRM.-Professor Il
LOOMS, of Yale College, twenty years age
reported, after a thorough examination o.
the meteorological records of London and
the United States, against the common De-
lief in the occurrence OF storm at the
time Of the autumnal equinox. me Lon
don series extended from 1744 to 1913. His
conclusion was as follows "FrOm all these
observations Infer that the popular notion
of an unusual fall of rain either in Old
England or New England about the time
Of the autumnal equinox is wholly un'
founded, and is akin to those superStltlons
which make some particular day 'obserya-
ton day for the entire month, or make the
fall OF rain dependent on the annual iae esi
the distinguished meteorologist, also re,
cords that there is nothing in the traditional
notion Of special connection between the
equinox and the storms Of that period.
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The Fair of tho CaroIinau.

NPeCIdI leIeRram 10 UTE UIspatCf.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., October 2G.-In spite
OF continued rain, which has been falling
nearly all day. there was quite large at
tendance at the Fair. The number OF per
sons In town is larger than on any pre-
Vious day. Estimated at from five to SIX
thousand on the ground.
The races were great source of attrac
ton to-day. l send you the result of the
1rst race trial of speed, won by Little
Maca, from Columbia. The second race
trotting, was won by Shorts colt, OF Au
austa-time. 2:55x and 2:57. General Null
ford, of Richmond, was dstanced on first
hnot
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Thomas McDearman was the successful

Thomas McDearman was the successful
knight.
AT meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Norfolk and Great Western railroad Colo
mel Flonrnoy stated that the road, &C.,
was now under contract, and work was to
commence December LIST, 1871, at Danville
going west and at the eastern division as
soon as three millions are raised by Nor
folk, Portsmouth, DC.
The directors appointed by the stock
holders were George w. Read, Z. Banks.
dale, Jr., +. 3. Turnbul!, Fulware Skip
with, r. l.. Hale. K. A. Drury, and WV.
Wood; and two directors are to be ap-
pointed by the contractors. Colonel Flour
noy was unanimously reelected president.
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The Fair of the Car0rtnas.

correspondence vi Illc NlSIIllouu biSpatCIs
CHARLOTTE. n. c., October "a, 1911.
The Fair OF the CarolinaS" opened
this morning under very bad auspices. The
political condition of the adjoining counties
OF South Carolina has so unsettled matters
that only 4 very few from that State are in
attendance. Many of the citizens have
been arrested and imprisoned. and Others
have run away from what would he certain
confinement if caught. Everybody else is
afraid to leave home for any purpose what.
ever, and therefore many who have been
most enthusiastic in that State in regard TO
the Fair are absent now.
/ have tclcgraphcd you all there was TO
say in regard to tue exhibition which would
he of interest to your readers, therefore my
letter must be brief. The only horse en-.
tered from Virginia IS General Lee"
owned by T. Paxton. Not single OK OF
COW is here from that State, being,
presume, ut Danyille. The Cherokecs
are on the grounds, and have been to.
day the principal Object Of attraction out.
side the fine art and miscellaneous halls
The drXtcrity with which they can, with
bow and arrow, knock cent out OF
notched stick is truly surprising. They
were to have played game OF ball to-day
| but the grounds were too wet.
The mineral department, under charge
of Captain G. G. McPhail, of Richmond, il
very valuable, as showing how rich the old
North State is in this respect. He exhibit:
ores OF gold, silver, iron, copper, lead
zinc, in various degrees of richness and III
great variety. There are also some very
rich sulphllrets, besides marble and granite
of the best quality. But probably the CO.
rundum, or emory, which has been recently
discovered by Captain McPhail IN Macon
county, in the western portion OF the state
is destined to become Il source Of greater
revenue than any of the other ores or min
erals. This corundum is very hard, and
will cut glass equal to the best diamond.
MessrS. j. Liudlcy & Son, OF GuiltorC
county. aud Mr.. Anthony, of ---, make
fine exhibit of fruits. AlTcH.
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Border Agricultural Fair.
THIRD DAY.
Special Telegram to the Dispatch

Special Telegram to the Dispatch.
DANv1LLE, Va, October 26.-The third
day OF the Border Agricultural Fair mas
been very damp and dlsagrecable one. 1t
has been raining off and on all day, but the
Indictment weather did not abatc the inte-
rest or diminish the number in attendance
on the Fair Grounds. No new entries to
those of yesterday.
A fine pacing match for purse of 300
was very closely contested. Entered w.
II. Harvle's bay gelding Sam, d. L. Har-
vey's bay mare Kate, George Benefits
Brown Charlie, and Wade's Wing. The
first premium was awarded to Sam, the Be-
cond to Kate, and the third to Brown
Charlie. Wing was ruled out. Best time,
$40.
There was tournament on the grounds
to-day, but, to the credit Of the Fair be It
said, it attracted but little attention, Mr.
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Effects OF Ihe Habeas Corpus suspen'
sion In South Carolina.

AUGUSTA, October 26.-Adyices from
York. county, S. G., where the ha6eaS cor
pus has been suspended, report that at
least one hundred arrests have been made,
and the parties lodged in the county Jail.
Numbers are leaving the county, and their
deserted families are suffering. Business OF
all kinds is suspended. 1t Is reported that
one-half Of the male population of Chester
county has left, leaving the women and
children unprotected. In Spartansburg
and Union counties the Stampede and sui.
fering arc even greater than in York and
Chester counties. 1t is impossible to con-
ceiye the terror and excitement that pre-
yuils
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,,,o rctcrshurG Faar'

,.,,,. ar the R'chmoHa nsla'rh'
,.sr'>''', ,,.,,rYsn,rc. October &c, ISL.
Ion. ;,roaramm" % TIE tar ,o'u'H
~ ...,.r,,i and interrupted ny inc m''NH
.:.h fin I'll night long ana IN GAY
+" ..,.,t without intormiSsion. About
.%.r, was some slight intcrm1Ssion
$3.50. 49,, rrar!>o and prospect Of silt in
... and many were induced 70 re-
.lo groI,ads. hopirs that the clear
-, .,-,e- had fallen. Il proved q Vsin
49,. hn-t;y after a most terrific ram
r.. '.,mrucrd. accompanied with occa-
..". VERSIONS of thunder. The rain
"',... = I'm uichttall and still falls at M
10 though The aspect OF the CLOUDS
.,,rr,nrc 81 better weather on to-
: .,,,.,h.,ardinr AL This torrent OF water
.,., yr,,, numerous attendance on
....ni>. numbering certainly not less
,.5 nrr>nn>, Including great many
ms. nrzr attendance is 10 be at
-.f ,,!tiN 10 the fact that many sup
NV. ,\rr.i>r> would 60 forward de-
..c !.iu: then the factories amt
H.. .-,tr holiday to-day. and country
.,,,. IN in large numbers. and many
.- ..,p North Carolina on the special
N-.,1,o These All went TO the
" .''' " rlo L,irf cessation Of the
.&l' ".''a,,- ,.,,,,,,;,nh MAKING tho most
81. "'..' NJ hy which
~. ".' '' ',',.',,, ~. ,,,rr,nnara
.'.'''.' ''',,,,,,,,' ..,atnI Won't owry.
s....,,!cd Cncrckcr> tiitln't come up
..,-.. in Tact, hlvu,i Vet arrived. though
.... .<!g,tyd ~ The tram Tonight. \
3d. ,,.t, rrrriNpE iN-,ily announcing
- ,.r, ,,iq,in.r their baseball game
..., .rh. inii,n propoSition is III
,,r>il,r,hIe cInui and doubt ::
.tifI lnlrd they will come. The
49,. rr,r,,l,r il need hardly hc said
e" ...r'.i,,. ,,S ,hr tr,tterS. i, >,.arrc
,I,,1 |;a,,'t trot tho track heinv
.,',.tJ,, f,r ;l,r movement, of aurks
r. I'm ,Ir, ;L, whole div has
....,rI,- lis ,,,,,,.
''''-''t e.. ''s'.' ,,,..,,..,. o,,,,.,a