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GOING WEST.
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Arrive at Greene horo. 1.S0A.M S80P. NJ
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FMiemington. IS ~ III 5.24 lam
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No. Train makes closc come cton, riu
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GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO. I. TRAIN NO. 8
Leave Wilmington. .. . 45O a m iG.1O pm
Bennington ...... $3.50 m 7.49pm
Florence.... .l0.4O q m 11,S7pm
Arrive Columbia. 1913 m 400 m
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The Short Line Schedule.

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COLUMBIA, S. c., February "a, 1874.
&8 E& ~ II TIE sel following Paasen-
rated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. Train No. 2. Train No. 4
Leave Augusta. $50 IN 415pm
Graniteville .*733 m 5l1pm
Batesvile.. As m 1900 D m
Columbia. .11.58 m 9.S7pm
Chester. r;:.........! !4.24pm 2.2sam
Arrive Charlotte. .tG.46 p m 1915 IN
NO. z Train makes close connection. ria
hichm ond, to all points North, arriving at
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arriving at New York at SIS P. III.
GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1. Train No. 3
Leave Charlotte. *7 90 m 9lOpm
Chester. ......... 9.54 m 11.38pm
Columbia. .i2.1Gp m 3.40am
Batesville. 49,. 4.57 pm 5.43am
Graniteville. .t7.15 y m *748am
Arrive Augusta .s:05 pm 845am
sBreakfast. tDinner. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
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Change Of Echedule.

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~ ~ 4l3k xaSsZNX1fyt to so into effect on
and after Sunday, 10th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Leave Columbia 94n.m
Arrive at Charleston at. ,......4.20n nm
Leave Charleston at. .9.10 nm
4 rrive at Columbia at .6.Cfnrn
rREIaHTAN AccoMMoDArIo1
TRAIN, [Sundays e1cepted.l
Leave Columbia. .7.l5 p m Arrive. {. so m
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camden Train will run Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, as follows: "
Leave Columbia at .5onm
Arrive at Camden nat. at 6.35rm
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vi sssoslic Celebration.
FnEDERCK-Tow y, July 10, 1879.


Thursday, the 4,h instant, being The An
niyersary of American independence, '"
Brethren of HIRAM LODGE, No. % OF
this place, proposed to celebrate the same
in social tcStivity. They according repair.
ed to the house Of Brother HENRY
SCIIELL, where an elegant dinner was
pref area rOr their accommodation and
after dining, the follow ing lC"sis Mcrr
drank:
/. The Glorious Era we Crlchra;c-h-v
the principles that gave it birth, and the
spirit that supported it, continue to pre-
dominate in every breast. (By thrccl
3 Our President, Adams; Nirr-Pro@i-
dent Jefferson; and every other patriot OF
hero whose genius projected, or whose
blood rrmcntrl, the Immortal Fabric OF
our Independence by Three
3. Our ilu,,rious Brother, George
WaShin.lon-Mayh he long liv" to enjoy the
glorious rewards of shat Independence, to
the founding of which he 50 heroica ly
contributed (Thrce times Three)
T. The United States of Amcrica-the
land Of equal freedom, the only soil for
Free Masonry-May all her sons ever
square their conduct by the compass of
Republican rccti>udr, by Three times
Thrcr)
). Til" Graft, throughout the world
May their morals, as men; their dignity,
as masons; and love of order, as citizens,
be as distinguished rs their institution is
ancient and venerable. by Three times
Thrce)
6. Masonic GOvcrnmcnt-FationaI Free
dom. Representative Order, and Mutual
Subor,linaton-This Government, may all
nations obtain and enjoy. (l}y Three times
Threr)
I. The Sublime Tcmplar Of Masonry
MAY its outer Parties, and much less its
sanctum Sanctorium never be protaned ny
the entrance of the enemy OF social order.
(Bv Three times ThrceD
s. That great attractive Centre of the
Masonic System, Charity-May its soul
comforting cemert continue to bind every
pinnacle in the Masonic Fabric. (By Three
times Thrcc.)
0. The genuine spirit oftrue Religion
That spirit our order adopts and brcaths--
"Peace on Earth; Coed will to all men.
(Bv Three times Three.)
Many of the fraternity were present from
Libcrtytown, Emmitsburg, Shcphcrdstown
and IIagcrsown. Good cheer prevailed
and the Brethren adjourned highly dc
lighted.
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OUR NEXT NGRESSMAN.'

The Congressional Election (the
only officers to be elected) will take
place in MARYLAND next November.
W'e.presume the Hon. Lloyd Lowpdes,
Jr., present incumbent, will be re-
nominated by The Republicans of the
District. The EXAMINER mentions
the Hon. A. X. SyEaTER, of Ha-
gerstown, as likely to be his opponent.
We have also heard of the names OF
G. V. S. LEVY, OF Frederick, GEO.
FREANER, of Washington County, and
WILLIAM WALSH, of, Aalegany, as
being prominent for the Democratic
nomination. Mr., LEVY is an able
debator quite popular in this County,
and has many personal friends, ont
side of party lines.
The Vote in this District at the
last Election showed Democratic
majority of about $50 votes. Mr..
LowNDEs is, personally popular in
Allegany County, and his Congress
sional record stands fair.
The contest may be sharp and
close.
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GEN. JOHN TYLER. son Of the late
tx president. contradicts the report
that he and his brothers and sisters
lhave ever been engaged in lawsuits
with his father second wife concern
ing his will. He says they acquiesced
irn his fathers disposition of his entire
,oroperty 20 his wife, and accepted
Poverty with the termination Of the
,'xar in which they were "all engaged
throughout the unhappy struggle on
she side of the South" So far from
entering into any controversies with
Mrs. Tyler, he says they all have a
ssincere respect for her, and regard
bier with flial feeling.
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The Locomotive in Motion!
GIN with the Oars.
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The Emmitslurgcrs meet to-day at the
Western Md. Hotel at O'Clock, +. Nj. TO
take final action upon completing their
independent Line of Railroad to Rocky
Ridge. If the Road was built u large
amount of trade and traffic from the Car
rollsburg tract and Corrcll's region on he
MOnocacy, which now goes to Gettysburg
and Tpncytown, would concentrated En-
mitsburg. Mr.. Ross White, of Adams co.
u large shipper of beef cattle, and one of
the Directors OF the Road, seems to I've in
great earnest about the matter, and thinks
something should be done at once.
The Daughters of Charity O.! the Order
of st. Vincent de Paul, who have been in
session here for over week at St.Joscph's
House, near this place, had very interest =
ing assrmblaCe. The reunion of SO many
Sisters, after Icing separation, brought
mutual congratulations from far and near.
They transacted their business with great
quietness and order. "Ordrr is heavens
first law" After being refreshed by this
Holy Retreat, one halt of the Sisters left
for their homes this week all pleased with
this delightful valley which has the odor
Of sanctity abont it, They return to the
post OF duty. many of them to far distant
regions, TO giorliy God ana NUM- The re-
quirements of their Order
Near Mt. st. Marys College, Emmi's-
burg District, on Friday, the Goth uItim",
Mrs. ELIZABETH LlNERS. rclict of the
late Anthony Liyers, aged about ~ years,
4 drove of kentucky Mules werr brf,,yh}
to our town this week. They sold FOR
good prices. The Sisters bought apair,
John Close bought pair, Moses Bum
gar,ncr bought pair, William } .Slansbury
bought pair, and one was sold up III the
mountain. They brought from $500 to
500 pair.
-" The Railroad is the topic of the day
here.
Our town is quiet, 1t will wake up
to-day.
Farmers busy with their corn fields
Next week you shall have something
stirring from this place.