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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Death OF Mrs. Chfistiana Davis.

We are called upon this morning
to announce the death of Mrs. Chris
tiana Davis, wbo was the head of a
large and wcll-knowu family in this
community. Children, grand children
and great-grand children, and nun.
ber of other relatives and frieads re-.
main to dcplore her death. Mrs.
Davis was about eighty-e,ght years
old whom she died, on the 22l instant
in this city. She was born in Somer-
setshire, England, and came to Co
lumbia in the year 1920. Pious, ard
most exemplary in the domestic rela.
tions of life. che was highly esteemed
and beloved by those who enjoyed the
advantages cf her society. Wo learn
that after the funeral services at the
upper Methodist Church, her remains
will be inferred in Trinity Church yard.
CaYohniGn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

in front OF the market. 1t is very
important in ths.o times of SO fre-
quent ALARMS Of firo that all tho wolls
in town ind especially the public
wells, should be kept In proper re-.
pair. Had the burning out of one Of
tho ohimneys Of Browns Hotel ter.
minated in any other way yester-
day morning, the condition of the
public we'll would be seriously felt.
Through tho ever faithfulness and
promptnes. Of the dromcn tho fire
was controlled before the alarm was
sounded. Take out the humbug fix.
ings that is now in tho we'll and put
on two bucket, Oh the old style, if no
other plan can be invented. Don't
allow yourselves to bo humbugged any
more by fancy pumps.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Condensed News.

Five thousand people were destroy.
ed in tho earthquake ut San Saliva
dor.
Gen. Emery has sont troops to Grant
parish.
Goneral Gillem has beou rein.
forced.
Great fatality on board the emf
grant ship Alurdus, from Hamburg to
Melbourne.
-Four or five parishes in Louisiana
arc disturbed.
Two bands Of Apachos in Arizona
who have fought tho Government
twenty years have surrendered.
Indians were still in the Lava
Beds.
Two thousand Mormous arc going
to Arizona.
Twelve thousand emigrants landed
in New York last week.
a $4,000 bond thief arrested in
New Ynk.
Cincinnati instantly supplied tho
places Of her striking gas s,roker-.
-Four insnrrcctonury AISeriue
chiefs have been, xccutrd.
San Diego broke ground yesterday
for the Texas Pacific Railroad.
In Nebraska. stoi yesterday was
so severe men fr"z. to death in two
rods Of their houses, and many women
and chi,Ircn were frozen.
Don Cav'o>'S adhersnts repclled in
province Of Eeyoua, Spain.
Sixteen hr"wer'cs were wrecked in
frankfort Germany. by ri9.cr>, and
twelve persons were killed and forty
were wOEEGo! in the melee.
Morniog:or won the Grst Epson
race restcrGav
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
L. 4 L II + +

HAS received Of the largest and most connce Stocks
OF Spring and Summer Goods he has ever offered y tho nnh
The Millinery Department. Nc surpassed in duality
or price, every article bought for 6 ASST from the most
fashionable houses North All he asks w call from the lad;ea
and examine tor themselves they will find almost everything
usually kept in first class Millinery Establishment "
TE5E L.ADIE]S DRE]SS GOODS
department is complete but too mention call and
see them. '
Also the Ladies' Furnishing Goods is large and numerous ,n
sstng part Of Chgnons Hair Brade Switches Hair Mats
Collars, Cuffs Gloves Aprons Embroidered and Tucked Under
Skirts Hoop Skirts stles, Corsct Jet Jewclry &C. &C.
le wishes to call special attention to his Gents Rea ly Made
Clothing. His Stock large and well selected suit all class.
es Coats aid Pants from fifty cents up Gall and examine a.
he is determined to be uulcrso1d
lie also has large of Boys and Gents Piece Goods,
consisting in part Of Cassmcrcs, Twecs Cottonade Jeans
Linen, &C.. &c.
Gents and Boys Hats and Furnishing Goods Department s
complete. Call and get suited.
AS for his Boot and Shoe Department. all know is the
largest and best assortment in Town to suit all classes and ages
The greater portion of them he has made order which he
warrants to be clear of slodly
His Stock ofGrocercs is large M complete Alo Crockerv
Hardware Wooden Ware. Hollow Ware Cooper Ware Look
ing Glasses 3cdstcads Bed Mattresses Kerosene OIL &C. &c.,
White Lead and Oil sold Commission the Charleston
cash prices.
The above Stock will a be sold low for CASH. He Aatters
himself that he cannot will not be unersod All he asks
is call, there charge made for showing Goods
.F. EHANDKNR.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Prosperity.
1t is always to be regarded as q
wholesome sign of the prosperity of q
Christian community, when the houses
of God are enlarged, improved and
properly beautified.
Last Sunday we noticed refreshing
Improvement in tho Presbyterian
Church Of this place. The whole in.
terror of the Church has been very
tastily painted and kalsomined by
Mr.. Tahir, that superior work kman.-
There is no better workman in this
line in the State, and this is one of
his best jobs.
The Church has also beer newly
carpeted, and tho new silver 2ervice
lately anopymcsly presented to the
Church was, for the first time, dedi.
Gated in communion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Cotton miils, Memplis paper ob-
serves, pay we'll in the South. ];
gives the balance sheet Of orc il that
city which runs 100 looms aud %,Cai
spindles ard realized last year $50,
353, equivalent to - psr cent. or the
capital stock. A mil ih Augusta, i,
is also said, running 500 looms, paid
two years ago a dividend of 20 per
cent. "The nearer" it aptly remarks,
"the cotton mills arc to tho cotton
fields, the greater are the profits"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Thsspian Hall.

Thsspian Hall.
We have just boon shown the de-.
sign of the Thespian Hall. 1t is very
handsome, and reflects great credit
on the architect, Mr.. Clarkson, Of
Chester. The building will be con-
siderably enlarged, und ornamented
on the exterior with cornices and
brackets. Mr.. G. II. MoNIaster de.
serves great praise for the energy he
has displayed in repairing bis losses.
The new Thospian Hall will be an or
nament to the town.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Grand Lodge Of I. O. g. T, Of soutl

Grand Lodge OF I. O. g. T, Of South
Carolina.
At the reoont session of this Grand
body held in Winnsboro, s. c., the
Grand Worthy Secretary was intuct.
cd to have published in the Wiuns-
boro News, the following extract
from the minutes
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this
Grand Lodge are eminently due and
hereby respectfully rendered to the
brethcrn Of Winnsboro Lodge No. 8,
and the citizens also, for the elegant
hospitality extended e tho members
Of this body"
FRANK p. BEARD,
Grand Worthy Secretary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Crumbs.

Crumbs.
The llth Of May has been set part
throughout the South as "m emorial
day."
A ghost has recently visited Cbes-
ter, The Reporter, says, tho spirit
called upon certain parties who are
in possession Of real estate that be-
longed to the deceased in his life
time to inform them that the sheriff's
title under which they hold, is inval-
id, and that the property really be-
longs to the heirs at law of the afore
said disem mbodied spirit. The party in
possession vacated for the remainder
Of the night"
The streets of Chester were bril-.
lisntly lighted on tho 10Th instant.
Hurrah for Chesteri
April showers are "few and far be.
tween.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
A Happy Family.

n Happy Family.
The following singular instance Of
maternal instinct was displayed by
cat belonging to Mr.. James MoCully in
this County. Not long since the cat
gave birth to four kittens. Soon
after this, Mr.. McCully, walking in
his fields, found four young rabbits,
which he brought home for tho cat to
eat. Two of the kittens had mean.
while died, as did also two of the
rabbits. When the remaining two
rabbits were given to the bereavcd
mother, she, instead of making meal
on them, aB Was expected, took them
up tenderly and carried them to where
her kittens were lying. Since then
sho has adopted them, treating them
as her own offspring. Where is Bar
num2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
South Caro- ina Loan and Trust Company
Charleston, S. O.


South Caro- ina Loan and Trust Company
Charleston, S. O.
We would call tho especia. atten-
tion Of ,our readers to the ADVERTISE
ment of the above Company in an
other column. 1t offers induce IN cnts
and security for the Investment Of
savings such as are rarely to bo met
with. Interest on deposits at six per
cent, compounded quarterly, is in
itself handsome return, while the
depositor is able to rest satisfied that
be is running absolutely no risk at
all. For in addition to the factsthat
the Directors and Trustrees are
among the most prominet and trust.
worthy business men of Charleston,
the whole amount of the banking
capital, viz: 100000, is o security
for all dept sits in the Savings De-
partmcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Fire.

Fire.
The alarm on Sunday night was
caused by a fire in Dr.. Mobley's kiteh-
an. At the first tap of the bell, the
Gardner Extinguishers moved prompt
ly to the front, and succeededSin ar.
resting the flares. The fire was
caused by colored man putting
lighted cigar in the pocket of waist
coat hanging on the wall. This is
tho ninth alarm since the first of Jan.
nary. How much longer are VIC to
be without fire engine and cisterns
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
]. Il. CRAIG & CO..
BLACKSTOCK, S. G.

d ESPECTFULLY call the attention Of
IO their customers and the the public
generally to their new and well assorted
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, con.
sisting in. part of
Dry Goods, drocorics Hats and Cnpst
Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing SO,
They would cnll their attention est
pecially to their stock Of Dress Goods.
They sell strictly for cash, and to oil snch
customers they ask at least call before
purchasing elsewhere. feeling assured ,hcy
will find it 10 their interest TO do 50.
april 8-1m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Ths W Gather.

Ths Weather.
On Saturday @orning the Weather
was extremely cold for this season of
the year. There was killing frost
over tho whole County; and in some
places Joe formed. Vegetation has
been badly hurt, and the cotton Drop
almost destroyed. The touder fo.
liage on forest trccs was killed. Green
peas, Irish potatoes and other garden
plants we're injured. This cold snap
is very serious to farmers, who are
already bohind hand, owing to tho
drought. Yesterday, however, there
was quite refreshing rain in town
which We hope extended over the
County. Planting operations will
now be vigorously pushed forward.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Rsmov.l.

Rsmov.lt
Tho Southerh Express, Western
Union Telegraph and Railroad Tick
OF Offices have. been removed from the
sou.hern Atlantic Telegraph Off CO
to No. 7, Market street. These off
oes arc under the ape"ial supervision
OF Capt. S. X. Mcdonald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

The April number of this over well
como menthly comes to US in an on.
larged and greatly improved form.
Four pages Of reading matter have
been added, and with it's new arrange.
ment Of title-page, fresh Typography,
beautiful music, and unusually inter-
esting contents, it affords q rich treat
to the musical reader.
Subscription price $780, and a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
The Hook and Ladder Company.

The HOOK and Ladder Company.
The third anniversary parade of
this company will take place on next
Friday afternoon at s O'Clock P. NJ. .
Wo understand that the ladies will
present speaking trumpet to the
company on that occasion.
A ball will be given that evening at
Browns Hotel. Refreshments and a
aplendi band of music will be pro-
vided, and tho votaries of Terpsiohore
will have jolly time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
House Burned.

House Burned.
We learn that house, on tho plan.
tation Of Mr.. John Cathcart, about a
milo northeast of Winnsboro, was
burned to the ground yesterday
morning. The house WAS closed, no
one having lived in it for some time.
Cause, supposed to be inccndiary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Cigars and 'Whiskey.

Eight thousand dollars worth Of
cigars are consumed in Winnsboro
annually; and whiskey enough to
turn mill. Seven bar rooms in
town pay each a license of two hum
dred and fifty dollars. Besides this,
an unlimited amount of liquor goes
down on tho sly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars.
The Grand Loge of Good TempIars
which held its second session in this
Town, occupying Tuesday and Wod-
nesday Of this week, passed over the
timo pleasantly and harmonious!y
although under high pressure, per-
forming a large amount of work in a
short space Of time. It's business
chiefly related to the inward work OF
the Ordor. Officers were chosen to
serve its purposes the ensuing year
as follows: Rev. II. NJ. Mood, G.
W. G. r.; Rev. j. NJ. Carlisle, G
w. c.; Miss Minnie e. Brown, G.
". V. r.; Frank p. Beard, G.. w
S. : w. II. Jackson, Asst Scc. Rev
J. S. Conner, G: w. IT,; Rev. J. w,
Murry, &. w. c.; W. II. Cuttino, G
W. NJ; ". G. Brown, Dep. G. w.
NJ; w. N. Chandler G. W. I. G..
Jas. II. Brice, G. W. o. G.. A,
Kalstrom, P..0. W. G. t.; and Rev.
J. S. Connor, G. Superintendent OF
Cold Water Temp)ars.
The session was appropriately clos.
ed with large public meeting ad,
dressed by the Grand Worthy Chief
Templar, and the Grand Worthy
Counsellor, who eloquently and ca rn,
estly urged tho audience, young and
old, male and female, churchmon and
men Of the world to unite in thil
noblo effort to drive the demon OF
intempcrance from tho land. Tho
next session will be held in Colum biz
on the 4th Tuesday in April, 1874.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
uhtaf

In tho local of last Tuesday, VS.
said, in noticing the nen advertiser
ment Of Messrs. Landccker & Co.,
that they "would have suits made to
order in B.ltimore," should havo
road suits made to order in New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Complimentary Ticket

Complimentary Tiokstt
The editor returns thanks to Mr..
JAS. Anderson, the courteous and Of.
foient Superintendent of the G. G. &
A. r. r., for complimentary ticket
on that road for the year 1873.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Home Again.

Home Again.
DR.. G. Z. Fleming, of Spartanburg,
who, few years since, followed the
advice of Horace Greeley to ego
west," returned Tuesday night. lie
has been residing in Kansas City,
Mo-, for the past two years. Dr.
Fleming is an eminent physician, and
We welcome him back to this State.
One by ono our emigyants arc re-
turning, satisfied that there is no place
like home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Teacher-"who was the first man p
Brown (IIead Boy)-"Washington ;
he was first in war, frat in" Teach
or-"No, no; Adam was the first
man." Brown--"Oh if you're Mlk-
ing offors,gners, is'poss he was 7"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Court Week,

Court Week,
Court week begin, nett Monday.
There are but few cases on the crimi-
nal docket. Only two persons are
confined in Jail.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
Ljens,

Merchants ahd others Waiting
blank liens for agricultural supplies
furnished under tho Act of 1866, can
bo Supplied by calling at tho News
aud Herald office.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
IocHl 5auaE@.

~ Old papers, suitublo for wrap.
ping goods, for sale at this piiice.
----~~~~~~to~S~~~~~-
Rsw Advertisements.
White Pants, and White alotes-
9. LanIecker e. Co.
Estrayed-D. G. Smith.
Anniversary Parade--W. G. Jor.
dan, SEQ.
Carroll's Cold Water soap-Mo-
Master Il Brice.
Cow Feed-T. Il. Robertson.
Ordinanoe-Joel Copes. Clerk:
800 ReWard-J, II. Csthesrt:
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The Phrenol ,gioal Journal for May,


Is an excellent number contain
ing many particularly interesting
features, viz: The portraits and lie
sketches Of twelve editors of leading
religious newspapers such as the
Observer, Christian Union, Evange-
list, Christian Intelligencer, Liberal
Christian, Church and State, Baptist
Union, Christian Advocate, N. j.
Messenger, Jewish Chronicle, etc. ;
Human knowledge past and present ;
Mouths we Meet, and their meaning
ILLUSTRATED Does sorrow Kill "a
pathetic story; James Blade of In
dianapolis Docs the Human race De.
generate, &c. The number merits
general appreciation let everybody
read it. Price 80 conts SO a year.
three months on trial, SO cents. S.
r. Wells, publisher, New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
NOTTCE

A Ii persons who have received Fertili.
n zers from mo this year, arc respectfully
requested to como forward by the first Of
April. and pay all freights due thereon,
and give their notes or Cash. as per con-
tract, for what thoy have received.
inch 27 J. n. CATHCART.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Thanks.
Thanks aro returned TO Phil. Dam
nenburg, E.q, for handsome "tile"
presented us. 1t is quite acceptable:
w,
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The Public ell.

The Public Well.
Va would respectfully call the at.
tention of the Honorable Town Coun-
oil to the condition Of the public we'll
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
10 our Country Friends.

10 our Country Friends.
The aim Of the editor and proprie-
tors Of the News and HERALD, is to
make it live country paper, con.
tanning everything of interest trans
piring in Fairfield. In this, we can
be ASST ted materially by our patrons,
through the country. We want to
know about the crops, about fertili.
zers sud improvements in agriculture,
about schools, roads aud bridges, and
in fact, about every thing which will
interest the public. Our friends in
the country who furnish this infvr ma
ton will be amply repaid for their
trouble by the increased interest in
our columns.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

Respect to age, and kindness to
children are among the tests of an
amiable disposition.
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premium of sheet. music to tho value
of SO cents. Specimen copies sent
free. Ludden Il Bates, publishers,
Savannah, Ga.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
OUR RAILROAD INOEsTEDMEss.
DrsTRUsT AT HOME AND ABROAD.

from the Money Column Of the Ledger, Sept. IS.
Inc signs Of the times are not in every re-
spect proplhous. While the country over is
mos! prolific in the productions Of the great
staples there IS visible all arcnnd US a pressure
OF debt provoking distrust at home as well as
rOad. This debt is not in the main indiyidu; 1
Du' corporate. 1t is the debts Of companies
created In the construction of works OF i'm
ProYements years in advance Of any necessity
lor their use. Indeed, many Of our interior
ISilIOaG' nave been avowedly made with view
OF inviting the traffic that is relied upon for
tuelE support, and this too, wholly on capital
~ A. large discount on high rate Of inteIes
NOl dollar, In many instances, has been ad-
Vanceo 10 basis of security for the immense
HUiu,ne Oh bonds put upon the market When
- .n-Wn mat even iavOrably located road
tnet is' a line that has fair amount of poIu.
laIion aud Industry along its entire length, Ie-
!uIies on tne average five years working before
~ may De rshed upon as paying its current
lnIA, anu Interest on its cost, it is apparent
.,. Delt on borrowed means, in advance OF
population and all the appliances uf prodrc. ion
can have but one end-tirst. loss of credit. and
then bankruptcy. Within the last few dNs
we nave ch1onicled tha failure, more or less
complete, oi three or four large railroads, and a
lew usSs ago we had paragraph boiUre US
stating that in the English market interest on
bonds OF various railroads in this country, most
~. western companies, to the amount OF thirty
Hllllons OF dollars, Lad been defauted. And
What ls true In England in this regard is much
worse in Germany. An intelligent Americt
correspondent now travelling in Germany. in a
letter from Frankfort, en- the Both uli., saws
the Germans are down on American (coln-
pany) securities, and blame us for selling so
many worthless things to them. One gentle.
man said yesterday that an American Ccom-
Pitny) bond, even ifsigned by an angel from
Heaven, wouldn't SELL" For this the German
,os,InI bankers here and at home are probably as
mnch IN, 10 blame as are the willy agents Of the
Western wild eat companies who have put lie
Doads upo1 buyers abroad. Congress has done
much to aid this deception by corrupt grants Of
Amd' the very excess Of Ahich has made It
comp aratlvely valueless, at least for time
longer than the present construction of road
ways will last There is a thousand fold more
!and IN the market than there can be culliva-
tors lound for in the next fifty years
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

Az n tLsAn Nlu run Sahleos 70 delays inci-
gent V wolgnt budnell. and viii stop o0IF a afS
tS0ns "hsFS tine incl iS ( river. - - ~
NkW CASTLE TRAINa
y -. ~: y y ~ An and as p. n. Lave WiIminS
Sns,6 SSSn ~ a. H. at LIS aad $50 p. n. foF NST
sunday TIail-LSavG WiImiuRtou 70, Nsv Cas-
49, 9fAS a; NST C1stlg for Wilmington SOOP n
INA BRANCH TRAINS,
AoclpSnAleo ny those above IOavO Bs1yr1 fer CIav-
Sn It.SV m.' and 1 n. Leave CiSyton for
yen yen R1tA tFainStO and from Dover, 49, StStioSs
=. .,A,v,, C0NNRCTTONa
At TOWNSEND. with the II N ConD4v .,S A.
An4ea Keat RailFoadG -'S s1~ SSsSn
AtnShhAx nShhAAx 51ON' with the Maryland and Delaware
A. aHlAA!kERI1NaToN. with the Junction and Break.
Al tSss66AAI9RD With the Dorchester and D.l.v.r,
At Ak7LLIAAR, with the Raato-O shors Raflros4
ana "loomioo and POcomOko BaiiPond
,.,,, . u. !. KINNEY. Eubt.
Will MINGT0N Ann Nbnn1nc q q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
The Watermelon CroO

i Few have an idea how large traffic is carried
on in watermelons. One MARYLAND grower
planted 1000 hills this season and exnefted
~ melons enough to regularly freight vessel
Lac grover p'yJ 81 freight per hundred from
Ms farm 10 New York, then len cents a bnpd,e a /
iir passing them from the vessel 10 wagon. and
Sl per hundred to the commission merchants + r
seillng them, so that unless the season il favo,
aoie' the farmer does not realize, extraordinaTv.
Pronts from his crop. Watermelons have bsen
unusually fine this year. "1'' ''s"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

TTe9ect Ta to delays incident to freight business.
tIaln VIII stop TO take up passengers only at
stauOns named, but will leave Passengers at snv
RORpins place. exce0t Hares Corner State Road.
"g%Hlney' Armstrong; and DUPONT
. ms train will be Withdrawn whenever thu i,
'eTe re, Is OF the Company requires il. " ~
RstnTI;n PASSENGER Gar heretofore attached to the
VIII ~ oe discontinued on the above date. 'A
!, Inc Freight Train with PASSENGER Gar attocbo5
reis harrington at 8 20 p. M. will make ali
ka 'ekuLar Stops Tor passengers.
sePs:IaI3: II. +. KENNEY Sunbt