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Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

lady at one of the Cape May hops lost q
valuable coral cross, and it was found the nexl
day BY one of the coIored servants under the
piano. lie was rewarded with ten dollars and
got so drunk that he was discharged, and theT
wished he had never seen the thing.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

The Democratic State Central Committee of
l. 'ul>l ,na have issued an address to the people
OF the nited States setting forth the evils of
the Kellogg administration denying that
there Is any rebeliion' in l. L,usianI, aud that
the ocaldlsturb inces have sprung from hostility
70 the cOlOred people, or from any cause but
Oppression and Tyranny.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

A Convention of prominent Republicans of
the Southern States is to meet at Atlanta. on
the 18th OF October, g the object being to set
forth the true condition Of the South, and
support the reform necessary to a perfect re.
construction Of those States"
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

President Grant will not leave Long Branch
with his family until the end of September,
probably the 18th. lie does not like Washing
ton in September, and Mrs Grant considers
the capital unhealthy during the present month
- the President wisely concludes to enjoy the
Long Branch sea breezes for some three weeks
longer the most pleasant month of the year on
the beach. ". J. IriJune
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

Since Joy, the mail route agent on the
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, was
murdered, several route agents in the South
have asked leave of absence from the Postofice
Department and some have declined to run
any longer on their routes.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

Postmaster General Jewell has cancelled the
c ntrlct tor the penknvr> usually presented to
the celk> Of his del artmert at New Years.
The knives were necessary when quilts were
used tor writing, but have not been needed
since the introduction Of steel pens, though
the custom Of presenting them has been con
tlnued
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

A party OF young men were out serenading
a tew nights since. They sat on the pavement,
which had been recently paved with a tar solu-
ton. Next morning the rear of six pairs of
pants dotted the walk, and music is heard no
more around that cottage.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
A CARD TO THE FRUIT GROWERS.

.ae this method Of informing my friends and acquaint-
uf this that have aSSocitci Win Mr. Henry
Weiss we'll known Commission Merchant of PhAd"phia,
the u Weiss Parry aud Will be thank
cousgnmcnts that be favored Of Fruit,
Butter, Eggs, Poultry and General Produce. Our Motto
quick sale, and prompt returns. Our facilities tor doing
business cannot he surpassed our location J. OF the best
the CitV and knowledge Of the business and
established house by
attention think trust in tora liberal shar" "t
shipments. W. ask To- trial Hui will
guarut"r good sales other h"uS" III tn" Cy viii
the the OF the iruit
soliciting trade, and should anything like errors occur I"
dssatsy customers at time be- consulted IN
and given. We do no;lug but strictly
honest AMI reliable bu>ncS, which will TO those
will with their shipments We also have iHcl-
several Thousand bushels potatoes in
i"cY dry cellar boar % expressly tor III" and paI ties
Wishing to forward potatoes can do =" at any time eve"
though the market ~ the - iu loi them W tl
is demand and they here then ready iu
distey market by tins means t derive better
prices Shippers will br niIel with weekly aud
weekly price lists. made by ourselves from sales mair
the day O publishing Hoping Will av"r With tlyr1
share patronage" am respectfully. JOHN L. PARRY
q WEISS PARRY General Commission Merchants
North Water Street. philndrlplIiA. II
r. When friends VISIT the city will be much IN
dthted to them visit 10 and tor cmsrv"
that we work to establish business. ". a T.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

The venerable Thomas A. Morris, senior
Bishop ct the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died on Wednesday at Springfield, Ohio, aged
eighty years. He had spent ifty-seven years
IN the ministry anG thirty eight in the episcopal
ONCE. 1t Is also announced that Bishop James
Is very seriously Ill.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

pom a ranch in Nevadl, on the Carson
river there Is herd Of twenty six camels, all
but two of viii IA were bred and raised in
Nevada. Some years ago, nine or ten camefs
were imported into that State, but of these
only two lived to beceome acclimated, and from
this pair have been raised twenty-four camels.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.

AANs-At BlAekbrd Mills on the LIST ns Mary w., wife Of
VA ~ n. Y Evans. Esq. aged "a years.
"oAiaHrOn the 9TH inst this town. Fannie, daugh-
a., ~ g seo. and Mary cOwdrisht. aged 10 months
NiilsbOrO. Del. "Wednesday, 2eth Of September
sonsompton Henry A. ouly child oi the late Mitchell D.
and Harsiet WISE
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

President Grant is reported to have said
that he has no intention of using the Fedora
troops anywhere in the South except where
absolutely necessary to preserve the public
Deaea
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
-s-S~~

DESERVING THE WEsT.-The Chicago Inter-
oceaa says evidences of stagnation in business
are abundant enough, but one of the most sig
nIhcant signs in this direction is the tide Of
emigration, which is now turning eastward
With rush never equaled since the depressing
days Of 1851.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
LETHERBURY'S LATE.

All Peach Tree Buyers notified that there a:c
no true LETHERBURY'S LATE TREES for sale
except by J. H. Peterson.
ID. A. .LETHERBURY,
Chester, Penn.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
WOODLAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale tract Of Woodland
Of eighteen acres, mostly set in fine young Chestnut
Timber. Apply to
aug. 1871 S.P. MASON, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
IN MUSIC.

2EG JAS. v. ROBERTS, after seven
RszyS years of instruction and practice, offers
v Y his services as a TEACHER ON
THE PIANO AND ORGAN. lie feels sure of
giving satisfaction and solicts pa alronage. Can be
found at the residence Of his mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Roberts, Smyrna, Del. aug. &c 3m
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

{ ME of the cheapest places in Philadelphia
~ to buy all kind of
Iaces, Lace Curtains,
EmbrOideries, White Goods, especially
adapted to infant
HHudlKerchiefs, shirt Fronts,
Collars and Cuffs Toilet sets, ETC.
where consumers choose from large and we'll selected
quantities, is at 22 North sth Street.
JOHN II. ROSS.
30 Samples sent by mail and ordetsFahfuy filed. I'm
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
FOR RENT.

The comfortable DWELLING HOUSE now in
the occupancy Of the Misses Sevil. On Delaware St
Apply al the residence or to JOS. FARiES. seP2t
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

All Freignta must ne AT VA
t30 Minutes before startling
over twenty-fOur (2D hours.
J. l.
EAsTON, August s5lh, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09

20 Person can take These Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and vital organs wasted beyond repair.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR
BITTERs the most wonderful Invigorant that
ever snstainel the sinking system.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-09
Maryland g. Delaware II. Il.
FALL ARRANG EMENT
MONDAY August sst, 1874. trains will

various stations n least Thirty
'f Trains, otherwise they will lRH
CALDW ELL, Superintendent.
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Arab MaNims.

Tho following maxims, applied by the
Z, the horse contain few hlh'S
worth knowing; ., horso f,r
tbe Lord is counted in the nulnoSl 81,
chose who give aims day and niS"'' L..
''r;ys,e as well as public. All his SINS
W II be forgiven him, and never Will any
w. enc over him and dishonor his
heart. ,.:.,ol and live
u;,h tnu from his tenderest age, III"
Wan = horse he will be simple, dor.!''
faithful aud inuredto hardship anu ID
'7 Re Won have Your horse to serve you on
,b. j,y of trial, if YOU desire nun ~
imS a horse OF truth, make him son' i
Sccns,omed to hard work and inac'''S''
no not beat your horses, nor speak t'
! IN; in a loud tone of voice; DO ho' "
- with them, but kindly r'rroE'
- faults: they will do better Thereafter
re understand the Language oil ma'
and its meaning. h.for,
II Won have long days journey oeiH u,
ron Snare YOUR horse at the star'i iet III,
f,nnuan,ly walk, to recover his VIM
CoHt;nuc this until he has swea'ea an'
S.;ad three times, and you may ash =
u;n' ,sha,eyer YOU please; he will no
leave YOU in difficulty. .,or,
Use your horse as you DO your , ,saI
hottie: if you open it gently ana srs sSars;;
- an EASILY control the water therei
bat bat if YOU open it sunbdenly' the wat, |,
ososn.s at once and nothing remains
Never let Your horse run up or a"" "r
,;n &c yon can avoid it. On the o'l
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ChO0SinY n Rerkshire.

Pure Berkshire hogs shonld be jet
black in color, with thick coat of finO
black hair, but choose one with coarse
hair rather than one that is short of hair.
White it is only allowable on the tips of
ears, feet and legs, face and tail, but not
too much white, as they are always II
black breed and plenty of hair denotes
u good constitution.
There is no such thing rs a white or
spotted Berkshire hog, and the men
who get up such stories to sell mongrel
stock are swindlcrs and ought to be sent
to prison.
Choose Berkshire with short, thick
ears, and as short face US possible,
with broad back, carrying its width
back well over the hams ut is much cas-
Ter to find the broad over the shoulders
than the hams), and by all means they
should be deep in the heart place from
top of back just behind the shoulder
level and smothe all over, in fact rs near
hewn block as can be.
In comparing the merits Of breeding
the various kinds of fine stock, we invite
the attention of the reader to the fol-
lowing facts Many men who would
willingly give 81, 900 for a fine horse or
COW, or pair of sheep land very prop
erly too) can not see why a hog should
be worth from 800 to 500, which
would be the cost of importing fine
one. From a mare costing $1,000 you
have chance of foal in year, but
oflener once in two years, and alter two
or three wears attention and feed, if no
accident occurs, yon may, fortunately,
get from $500 to $1,000 for the colt.
The COW and sheep will produce their
stock Il little faster, while SOW old
enough to breed will, in one years time,
with proper care aud al half the expense,
produce from twelve to twenty pigs, and
YOU need not trust 10 selling breeding
stock. for. provided you have rcspectn-
bic farm, the first cost will be. repaid YOU
many times over in the saving of food
extra price for fine pork, etc, besides the
Measure YOU would take in improving
The stock of the country, mt the same
time YOU are adding to your own wealth.
The loss Occasioncd in the United States
annually through feeding common hogs
amounts to millions of dollars that might
feed thousands of people and otherwise
enrich the community.-Americdn S~t"e
| amt PoUitrY JOdTHGt.
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ANNOUNCING EMIT.

Having just returned TO our old quarters.
after they have undergone many modern
improvements and alterations, ana nav
ing just placed upon our shelves STOCK
Of Books and Stationery IN Keeping with
our room. We ask tn" attention or the in
telligent public To u few words In connec-
ton with our business.
II lSa well established fact that n"N' 10
church and school, a book store, wh"r" All
the latest works upon Science, Arts an"
General Literature may be- obtained. j. TIA"
most necessary adjunct toa cultivated and
intelligent community.
1t "a fact no less apparent, that Wheel
ing has fallen behind towns o! much sinai
Ter proport iol,. in tn" encouragement ana
support Of such an institution, and I'm fact
has never made full stock Of misc"Iian-
eouS books. 81 paying Investment I" IN"
dealers. who have found IL more profitable
70 give the stationery and wall paper their
chief attention.
While We have no cause for com pam
thus far, we ask for more general sup
nor; ~ we shall devote ourselves "Xc!u-
SIy.lv 10 III" book aud stationery business
and hope that our increased outlay Of labor
and money. may meet with corresponds
ing increase i'm our business, ~ that W.
may he enabled. at all times. Ia provide oni
citizens with all the advantages OF com
pl-te and well stocked book store.
Respectfully yours,
doc STANTON BROS.
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trary, slaeken your pace. Which do you
prefer, was asked Of horse, ascent OF
descent? A curse be on their point OF
meeting! was the answer.
Make your horse work and work again.
lnaction and fat are the great peril of a
horse, and the main cause Of all his vices
and diseases.
Observe your horse when he is drink
ing at brook. If in bringing down his
head he remains square, without bend
ing his limbs, he possesses sterling quail
ties, and all parts of his body are built
symmertrically.
Four things he must have broad
front, chest, loins and limbs; four things
long-neck, breast, forearm and Group;
and four thin gs short-pasterns, back,
ears and tail.
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UESTBOT.ND TRAINS.

Tus4 10 and = run daily; No. 'aliE
except sunday. ,,,.,o, counoc-
East bound trains max" dircct cT mhTto
tionS at baltimore with trains i9r WIN
delphia, New York and BOSTON Az WISH
in.ton CITY for all points south.
Nest bound trains make dirrc, comm
lions fnr iii points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars Oh all night trains
WHEELING PfTTNHtRGH hND ohH-
TTMORE DIIiSION.
EAST-LEANES. "ESI-Lr.N ~ To-
sWhccling W HHniaI an, "
,,.i''S ,n,, Washington, Pa,
VIZ" VIII. ~ o.ijpM. daily at.....2 :l0r. NJ
aSuudayS excepted. .'N"h"'s '>''
Tickets to all principal points CHI TX
THuS. Il. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
IL. l. b'' movie
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS
o w. & K. r. r.

u,1rRr WILL BE \ MEETING OF
the Creditors of the Pittsburgh, W heel.
ING and Kentucky aiiroad, nj me SHur'
House Of Ohio county, on iue"' 49,.
.x Is.9 Al former meeting "i tue
Er.,dIrcrS of said road, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
"R,r,l,cd. That this meeting do now adj
i,urn 10 meet at the Court House. In thy
y;,,. ~ Whecling, ON the Srt Tuesday of
NnaSSSa,,hsr- Is7i. 10 consider what action Is
nroner 10 collect the claims Of the Creditors
Ppfthe p. W. & h. X. r, unless the counties
~ ohio and Brooke shall take immedlsts
action 10 discharge or purchase the SAL"
N creditors are invited 10 attend.
<A CIV. d. ALLISON, Pres.
GEO. q. DAVENPORT, Secy. decol
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SUGARS.
NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
900 Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
Iw White Fish.
nm No. Mackercl.
1p No. > MackCrcl.
400 Packages Mack crcl, = and IN quarter
barrels and kits.
2jTicrccs choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bills choice y. q. MolasSes.
80 HhdS choice y. .. Sugar.
~ BblS SyrupS. =, <....
300 Bbls Standards \. b, Extra {. Granu,
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
800 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone. IdIcwiSc, Howard aud other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime To choice Coffee.
u Half Chests prime to choice q. T..
Teas. , ~
80 CaddieS prime To Choice q. L. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalhrookS j. Il.
Milliner's, PAGES and other good ana re-
liable brands, among the hest in me couh,
trv. our stock is full and complete, ana
will be offered to the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers !"
cali and examine our stock before purch-
marble NELL & ELLINGHAM.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

REV. ]. r. CLARK. \. ". ! ASsDaATE
REV. W. II. MORTON, 4. ". PRINCIPALS
This Institution win b. reopned on
MONDAY, Nov. ~. a. High school for
bows and young men, Glasses NIii b- Or
pauiEed in the Higher MaihemaiIcs.
Sciences, Ancient and Moiern IanSuaSe>
and the Common English Branches. Sp--
ciai attention will he given 20 Penmsn
ship. Drawing, Compost ton and DeelaTss-
tion. Terms OF tulfiOn siUaud So per guar
ter. Application for admission can nov
h.. made 10 either Of the Principals noliS
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accommodation train leaves Bellair" al
IN y, NJ, and arrives at StcuecnviiIc al
0' TicSeis 10 all principle points In the
E1s; and West can be prOcuTyu ~ ,ass
Union Ticket once IN Mcl.ur' ''""N' aim
III '"' r. Il. MYERS,
-.r, r,nnr.,l pnssrngcr & Ticket Agrni.
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administrators Notice.

NVElCE Is HEREBY GWEN THAT
~" subscriber has been appointed ana
t,,u'i 10y the County Court as AdmlnlS,,
t,ro,rI"n the estate OF Clarfssa Camppeii
An ,II>'H, late of, Ohio county, West va.
ssia' nose knowing themselves indebted 10
ate state are requested 10 make immedi-
Win PAYMENT, and those having Claims
sa,,I Present them, duly authenticated, for
Btc,Svnnlrient, within one year from this date
''einOer lst, 1874.
dsotn. A. c. DOWNING,
@ Administrator.
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Wheeliug grgister.
RATES or ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

~ One squares inch space.
one Tines e One month,;....s 90
Two timeS......... l 25 Three months. u 90
One week........... 2 50 One year.......... - 10
One square changeable once week $50
Special Notices 25per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bm no
local notice toiH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. ....
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses must be paid for in adj
vance. a..
All bills due on the first appearance Of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ...
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with il will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.


LIZ III K t:;.i
OK AND AFTER MONDAY, EONEM,
" BIER Ii, 1871, Passenger Trains Will
run Us follows, Wheeling time:
EISTBOJND TRAINS.
- rn ", - ", ~ Nn X
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No "a No II No 10 No IS

LEAVES. \. VI. u. VI. n. ": "a
Wheeling ............... H:o' o:-o o'f'
ARRIVES AT J.. ". :, ~;
rattOn.--.............., -'IV '.i' ~
Cumbcrand....-...... I'D Inv @:iW :" "
Hurpcr's Frrry........ ....... oM" %" ~
=. y. NJ
WinchrSter................... ... I'D 80. go ~,
StraSbur3 ................ .......' - ~ ~,
StauntOl.".................. ...'.' '.i'
~ "a,
Washington CITY,. .......... 80 ~ =!
Baltimore ..............., ........' ",v' !"
,.....P. MA. VI.
phia......... ........ ~ : ~, ,":5
New York o:Vo o.Vo w -
Nos. n and ~ run daily; NO. 20 ui'!lS rH
ccpt saturday; No. to daily eNceP' 0"N'
day.
VESTBOUND TRAINS.
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Human for The PenitendIy!

WE HAVE OK HAND AND FOR SALE
w Four Hundred thousand good mef-
cbsntabIc Brick. which Nc yjli deliver ~
the dcpDi. or any place in the town 81
MnundsyiIic, at the rate Of s',O pr ih"u-
sand.
Also Fily Thousand Paving BTick a
5y0per thousand.
Also Ten god Two HOrSe Farm wagons
which We will sell at prices ranging rom
q so To ssi. 49,
Also Ten frst class Two HDns' Spring
WAGONS, finished In good style, al pflcss
ranging from SID 70 $50.
AL.O IgO TwO-Sstssl. Light SrahK"r
Wegons- tpr Two hOrses. finished In 80 q
highest sty Ie Of the arL, which Will Dssoih
for SOD per wagon. $50.
rr,f,n u0us.shoid FurnitHrs, which We ~ ~
Iii AT Cincinnati ykOieS4le pros.
Also on hand constantly, a large supply
Of ErDznc Foot. and Shnes, 81 y" I"v.ri
rnaTLcf t,ricss, aud are PREPARED 10 max.
10 order, from the b.; ObiainsbIc impOrl.
sd stock. GsntlrTnsns Foot, SHOES and
C,aitsrs. In the iztrSt Ftytc and a; prizes
that cannot -. reached BY any other -
tahlishmsnt in the STATE.
; an ~ the alGye nausd work u waffhn
, tId % bS mad. OF the best material aud ~
a wOrkmauiike manner.
Nm. J.. BRIDGES,
{ sspI9tb superintendent
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REMOVAL.

,t,UE FTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
sTRASCE Company have remover
their ONCE 20 No. 1915 Market street, q iss
do,orx south of the Register Office. dedfS
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Nv S,:s9:s .,
;M.5<::S,2,1EsIksan,f.
So ass;a@slsst
@r~E:.iS- & afi5Is;s4S.rssreya5esF
y ? "a ~ ! f,s@s Ss1H-9f'
The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
country
l.. ID. 81 E'S
TwENTY-FlRsT GRAND
Annual Distribution
Drawn Friday, January lst, 1875.
&2OO,OOO.OO
VALUABLE GIFTS !
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE,
$40. 900 An Cash
ONE GRAND PRIZE,
$4,000 in Cash
one Prize OF $1,000 in Cash
g? e +: $ E:3:: ' is$ S: EACH IN CASH.
25a Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Matches lin ALL worth from SD 10 sSS.
ladies and Gents Fine Gold Mat'h
Chains, Solid and Douhlc-plnted silver
T Whoie number Of GiGs $3.50. Tickets
'N,'G1ENTS WANTED 10 Sell Tickets, TO
whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
SINGLE tickets, s.: Six tickets, $40: Twelve
tickets. s2O: Twenty-Five tickets, SO.
CIRCULARS containing full list OF prizes,
a description az the manner OF drawing
and other Information I'm reference 10 the
. Distribuiion, will b. S.'nt Ia any one ORDER
! ing them All letters must br addr"S>"d 10
/ Main Ofiice, Excelsior Building, corner
/ Race and LOngworth. ,r>-p
novIs Box AZ, Cincinnati, Ohio
New Fruits.
Se~lless Ralsins. Muscatel Baisins'
: LAYER RaiSiuS, Nalehrlh rSlIs''S'
Leghogn Citron- turkish ifuh'>r
Pitlcd Cherries,
Just received by
noa0 r.. j. S"yEh.
Go to Lakin's,
- TWELFTH STREET.
FOR YOUR WINTER OUTFIT
Gents Furnishing Goods !!
TEXAS THE FINEST STOCK N TIL
III City, and at: Prices which vii
Suit the Time~.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.


Is s. ;:i:.:. :.,i;. i:ii:::::i:i;:.
~NAVp AFTER NOV. Il, 1874, TRAINS
[ Twill run Daily, except sundays S ioI-
lows. viz: ---.--... -----.--
ACCoM'o MAIL. ENFRESS'
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HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE
III right, title and Interest Ia and tO the
Vest Va. stencil and seal Works, Will
c1ntIDur the same Al the old stand, No. 10
sixteenth street, and respectfully solicit
coutiH uAtiOn on the patronage of all ln
need Of anything ia our line. Charles y.
VIZ has charge II the works, and Will sr-
.-,-titr all or,ierz promptly and s1itisfne-
tOTiiy. "" empioy DO agents or canvas
Nsr-, and All pTTsons are hereby cautioned
agnlust any OBs representing Themselves
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Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-01-22
Boat Accident.

On Monday, January IA, Thos. Glvens
started from Hilton Head with load OF
cotton in his boat for Mr.. Pollitzer.
When near the bouy off Paris island, his
boat upset, and he and George Browne,
his assistant With difficulty climbed upon
her keel. While in this position, Capt.
O'Brian saw them and went to their as
sistanee. The river was quite rough and
the wind unfavorable, but after great
deal of trouble the suffering men were
taken into O'Brian's boat. The men
state that the pilot boat Keystone saw
them and sailed quite near them but
made no effort to assist them. The men
on the Keystone deny seeing the boat.