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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-09-18

The harmony IN the Democratic parry. OF
the different Counties of the State Is beautiful
to hchOld. DiSscnsion In our own ranks is
the rock Democrats should stccrclear Of. The
heroes OF the ~party-thc rank and file-must
not permit individual aspcrsion to Jeopardtze
the party good. Those who fail to get party
nominations should quietly and respectfully
ublnit tothe will of the majority. Those who
act otherwise arc not Democrats In the true
sense Of the word. Especially must defeated
men say, W have been honestly whipped for
hut will fightaS earnestly for par
ty success rs we would have done had W re-
IFS hOnOrs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-09-18
COMPLETE SUCCESS DEPENDS.

We must guard all these points, and a glo.
riouS victory will crown our efforts In No
time In the State, they will stand bnt little
chance hereafter. Tic complete success OF
the Democracy of the State depends upon the
action Of the various Counties. We must car.
thnn we did In '7G. In '7G the Democratic line
was led by Hampton. Chamberlain and
Grant with Federal troops, were strongly Ell
trcnchcd. Under Hampton the Democrats
November we rolled over that fort and Cham
bcrlain, despite Grant II his power to send
Federal troops. We nre marching still and
will attain additional victories. In lSSO we
expect the Republicans to make one more de-
cidcd and determined stand, but another
grand md terrific assault from the united De
mocracy will sweep them from The places
which will know them nc more In South Car
ulina.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-09-18
TIE pprS1DESrr,I, ELECTION,

The State of South Carolina will never en-
JOY the full autonomy under this Government,
in the bright Constellation of States, until
the National Democratic party Is In power at
Washington. We will have in lSS0 the great
national fight for control of the nations CAPT
tai. This campaign must be conducted on n
plan looking to that end. Before the contest
for the next Presidency shall come, n Nation
Congress is to be elected. We in South Caro-
lima must carry three out of the five of our
Representatives.. Let MS carry them all! \
majority Of the delegation will cast the vote
of South Carolina for President in case that
election In 1850 should Gc thrown into the
House OF Representatives. How important
ii is that We carry at least q majority Of the
tun prssiOuu delegation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26

merry, some stolen interviews were, it
is understood, obtained, and the week
before last the lady was missed, and,
singularly enough the young man was
also absent from his home. She threw
aside the coife, cross and cloak, and
placing on her head a wreath Of
orange blossoms, she became Mrs.
- at one Of the small churches
just outside of London. After spend
ing a few days in London the parties
returned to Cardiff, and eventually to
a house there, furnished it, and settled
down quietly to the ordinary routine
Of domestic life. The lady, it is said,
has an income of E3 week, and the
husband feels the improvement Of his
position By the change. 1t is note
worthy that the public feeling fully
iustihes the lady in practically show
ing her determination mot to be q
nun. EH IafH 1f vlFgpee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
THE RULING PASSION.
ElOpement Of a Protestant Nun.

The Cardiff (Wales) Times in a re-
cent issue says A circumstance oc-
CURED last week in the Parish Of st.
Mary, Cardiff, which has given rise to.
a good deal Of comment, in which the
anti Ritualistic feelings Of the popula-
ton have come out strongly. 1t is
well known that Rev. G.. A. Jones,
the Vicar Of st. Mays, whose Ritual
istic practices have, on more than one
occasion. been brought undor the no
tice Of the Lord Bishop Of Llandaf,
introduced into the parish several
Sisters Of Mercy, who lead a kind Of
cOnYentual life in a house in North
Church street, under the direction Of
Ia Lady Superior, or elder Sister.
Almost Identical In costume, they
were scarcely TO be distinguished from
the Roman Catholic Sisters Of Nazar-
eth, who were working in the same
parish, and they eventually became
known as the Nuns of st, Mary,
To them in the celebration Of the
holy communion the sacred water
was given while the compressed
bread was given to the other members
Of the church. They assumed tht
coife of the Sisters of Nazareth,
wore on their breasts large crosses
and they thus became surrounded
with all the ideas Of cellbacy attach.
ing TO those who have taken the veil
Among the nuns Of st. Mary was /
lady Of middle age, possessed Of per.
sonal property, which, however, It il
said she spont freely In the service o
the church, and In acts Of charity
AS ono OF the teachers Of thu
Sunday school she was sometime
brought in contact with a young maj
with a decidedly Welsh patronymic
who was employed by the Tall Val
Railway Company as az engine-cloane
at the Rhymney shed. He was nigo
teen years Of aga, and remarkably IN
nocent In his manners. Notwith
standing tho astuteneas with whicl
the lady superior managed tho nun
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26

on SATURDAY, tho 2lst day OF Decem-
~ Der, 1875, In mont OF my Office, % Madison
street. Memphis, Tenn. l will sell for cash
the following property 40l D
beginning at a point on the west side OF
hayburn avenue, which is the southeast corr
ner Of q hve-aore lot originally conveyed By
y. o.. McLemoro 70 w. II, Gilbert OF al, Book
= page lOi, 70 which reference e made; run
burn ayonuo 800 feet 70 o stake; thence west
parallel with the south line Of said hye-aore
tract go feet 10 a stake; thence north 200 feet
TO a stake In tho south limo Of said fve-acre
tract thence east ESQ feet 10 tho beginning,
tnge and out houset.
sell az trustee nndor deed made 10 mo BY
Mrs. Nancy Gilbert, December II, 1877, re-
corded in Book l2l, page $50, Shelby county,
TO which reference % made.
67-91 Il, II, MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
Attachment Notice.

No. 1853, before G.. D. Crockett, Justice Of
the Peace fox Shelby county, Tenn. N. l..
Meacham a Co. VS.. b. j. AIlen.
/ N this cause an attachment having been
y sued out under section 2l5S Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned, /" levied upon the
property Of the defendant" and afhdavit
having been made that defendant Is indebted
to the plaintiffs in the. sum Of 800, duo BY
the defendant Il q nonresident of the State
Of Tennesseei it Is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance boz
fore me on the 18th day Of December, at my
Office, No. 2S5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
and defend SAID attachment suit within the
time prescribed BY law, or tho same will be
proceeded vita ex-parte; and that a copy 81
this order DO published once q week for fouI
weeks In tho Public Ledger.
This the 10th day Of November, 1873. i
O-I6-o2-B CD. CROCKETT. ]. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
Homo sunshine

Many a child goes astray, not be-
cause there is a want Of virtue at
home, but simply because home lacks
sunshine. A child needs smiles as
much as flowers need sunbeams. Chill
dren look little beyond the present
moment. If a thing p%leases, they are
apt to see it; if it displeases, they are
prone to avoid it. If home is the
place where faces are SOUL and words
harsh, and fault-6nding is ever in the
ascendant, they will spend as many
hours as possible elsewhere. DEF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
LEGAL.
MEAPHIs, November 2,

MEMPHIs, November q, 1878.
A Ii persons having claims against the es-
IA tate of Jehn I. Fenwick, deceased, are
requested to probate tho same within the time
prescribed by law or they will be debarred.
72-7S &. III. BROWN Idmtr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26

The latest news respecting tho
health Of Mr.. Bayard Taylor il highly
encouraging. He writes that he has
been able to attend to all the business
of the legation without interruption.
and that Che operation 10 which he
submitted was not at all serious. His
family are confident that with q little
repose and care bis recovery viii be
rapid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26

But Dennison declined. He returned
to Illinois and took tho regiment of
fered by Governor Yates. From that
time forward, and until the close of
the war, bis star never set.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
Notice az Execufnrsg gaIo-

ON TUESDAY, December 3, 1878, at u m,
tho highest bidder, for cash, two mules, two
drays, and household and kitchen furniture,
the property Of the late Patrick Farrell,
1889 T. CONSOnINR Extr. etc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26

The Indifference which SO many peo-
pie regard a cough or cold is truly un-
pardonable. These affections often
lead to consumption, and should be
checked in time by use Of DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
PUBLICATION.
AWAKE
ELLA FARMER, Editor.
sa.OO o Year. Free of Postage.
Tlle DOgberrY bunch.

A Story Of Seven Merry Children, who faced
tho world for themselves, but always hanging
in a bunch.1 BY MARY HARTwELL CATHRR-
WOOD. Profusoly illustrated by MARY A. LATH-
wvuu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-26
RoyaI LowrIe,s LasL Year at ST. dawes.

The Adventures Of Sir Miltiades Poterkin
Paul on his steed ''Doughnuts. BY JoHE
BROwSJQHN. A funny story written expressly
for the Little Boys Of America. Illustrated
with comic pictures by H.. HOPKINS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
LEFT-H.iNDED ECONOMY.
Police Commissioners PiunGina Into Lawsuits
with Their Eyes Wide Open.


NV i'i''' 9"' S''hS H"N' 9'N'l"i lawsuits
pending TO compel the Police Commissioners 10
unv tban, tho ..lnrv 0,nl la. l,v. I,oro..r ,t,.
- ~. M 80, a.. 49,
suns ul"t OF br' latrl' TX W. McDonhcll, Judge
Van 1oc-cn decided ON Friday last that he would
moi Gran, n rpnn1n,nus h,nn,i.a ba o,,r-ii.r.d
,,.' ' ''.', - , =, 49,.
'h' "'''lluu'' 'l S"lurS OF slVpl ~ bf. No
ipNuoll "A bar 10 li~ sul -cuuput claim for What
is clearly tho l.,,ol ealnr, s,Yit II v.,r Tlts
.,,,, .l,ft. 49,, w
sun Mhl'H II h7' ''-'' 10 To Toe appealed.
The dispute originated with Mayor Have
inrN.r'- I.li.. I.nrd ,yfo ,I.a,n.I th.. ,l,r,
$500 ''''"
"l g." zoo hlu'n' Nhd without authority 81
law, arbitrarily changed Thy dSmis-in- tho IN
H. ~ " 20 "' 20 wye i"'
uu''7 81 V' l"'i' surgeons are 10 ui'Nn cA-
animal ons az andIdut's for appointment adj
,nini.,.r g., sfol. ,,,ii,. ol.,r .,,1 ,..l. , ,
49, ''" 81 %
d" ''7'9 oi h''"'i' ia "nl'h lh'lr serNic'- are
required 1T tie police stations For "A uunlhor
If y,nr. .lurin, Mayor II,v..m,..r,s at ,.r,n
a., 80 '' ID,
~ OF. ~ PITY li.t WIS - eau III surgeons anu
ply tlril' l''7 ,or tn'lr s"rN,f'9. II u ~1ld mat
tI,7n az" - W. r. ll'' l9'u uii'f lhr l'' -N'-
,'lu, tNu " WIS ''in, Jaws sh'" mat % am,
-, "i niE'Yh- should pc sn.HrN appoint q
al " -p' 'ill'b -hlhiN' .ul thr Nplpluiu. ht- and
removals were 70 nrhirarily wad" that the
3 '-NN w. i l0'h' '"pN th'. surgeons rH-' IA
hnn' ,nd nA,'l lhr fn,nN ~ n police surgeon
mN'v "uy Tor aus HnI nlinI uihL
On lhn H'.--iul "i Mayor liavnmry"r tho
nov l"l'r, bnlrl, und"r inc new hariHr. ron-
T0ll ~ h'LN Nnlul, ,ilush Earnncr biN"r
,'.,, ,l nui Anrmnain DuIyrh Mr. Lh1rlmh
lhN l'' 'tlllhi n,,N"n- ol ulorn.und Hugh Gard
hri nn1 lhr mayor agreeing win MIN il WAS
uu',,,u WI, We MNru Sn4uil return To- 'hr zee
p "!n, ne 'hl" WIS v,lNl-eu Al lnhl lline 10y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
AH.frES REFOR.uER.
The Career of One Of the Committee of the
Union League club Dinner.

, :, =, -
Immediately after the Rochester tonN"n-
ton I'm New York Charles Warous. formerly of
California. appeared prominent ms one OF the
inetigatOrs OF the subsequent Hayes meeting
~ tn" Union League club dinner. given nj
Dclmonco's last Friday. to which lTesidrnt
Hayes and, family were invited. Mr. Warous
also figured cons picuOusly NJ one OF the COM
nittcc having charge OF preparing the elegant
rcpast Those two patriotic episodes call TO
mind n bit " interesting political history OF
California. occurring only fourteen years ago.
When the Legislatures Of California met ut
duty was TO elect a United States senator - sue
coed MrDougal. Prominent among the candi-
dates were the Hon. T. g. Phelps, Harvey
orod that u friend Of Mr.. Phelps. without his
knowledge was dishing out all the Federal
State, and railroad offices. and other things in
secret conclavc. much to the prejudice Of the
chances uf other honorable gentlemen. equally
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15

MrEIDlS Conn. Jan. ii. Much anxiety pre-
vail -p. over The ttrango dsAIpcarlncc W Or G
u "tnN a wtU knt0,n IN, NriAn About week nsl he
M his wife AM cliti To- her lattrs In Sew Haven.
nh', lay " So hl,oI he disappeared. Dr. Urny came
lrn Ahout ihf't NCaTu ago bat never succeeded In
lt',nF up Hueh hf"fu'' About year ago he mar
M.nhnoMh Ne" Haven surgeon lady OF inteirot and
g"mNNk WhhlhI ~" doctor b. stpsun at q, G.. MGR.
.'tn ~" t!nsh.ld Mas T~ Oi the publishers Of Web
i.aied A. Gi,,,,o ,ii,'"ut 10 coming u heriicn he
go" A. union, '"hn, where he made mnuy friend
s tn' t,A' y. Va, ~ japan and china and served u.
sIhvl u. Wt thlitd states navy. While In Japan he
sHui'u We l~bll u Ohum eating and became 40 at
Ilm in \ hospital ' ' '" sN""''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
LookinG Out ror the Future.


A Virginia farmer has reported rather an
9id littln nrld' ~ thut hr has soon ON his farm.
llr i'unt' u some weeks ago timothy seed with
li- wheat. Tine timothy failrd a. come M. al
ln"u 81 lh' WhWm grew splendid. A careful
rNhmlnnll"n disclosed the iut that the nutH had
EhlN'l'N up uIl inc Gruhs seed, and made piles
81 u nj inc rnlhnoro thrir underground home.
All OYER th"uri inir bad been dom, and a great
ro~l and pilod up IN the ncld there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
A se~por, millionaire In Trouble.

There Ia considerable excitement In Newport
over inc ch- OF Alfred smith, the millionaire real estate
broker, who has been arrested assault upon re...
nbe marri, d iadl. The preliminary examination /. St
uuMh Tor Tue ~lhN next and the authorities
" keep the niair secret owing tO the tact that smith was
wealthy AMI Influential cltll"n lie has charge of tie
rrnun. y the ma lry o the summer sidences and il,
rer,uel asa nrst class business man Much sympathy
~ l1r ms iamlly who are cminenty respectable and
WIZ iuei keeny the disgrace attac hing " the case which
70 SAID " be ola very aggravated description
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
FAMOUS DUELS IN FLORIDA.
n Personal INSULT TH4T LED TO
MINY IATiL INtOU NIERs.
A Terrible Combat with Bowl" Kr,vcs shot
Down with - Nagrr-kni,es and Iid"iS
a Fight to Witch there were No Witnesses.

fought in Florida Tue Wih"i war, 30 1870
nrought TO inc ir"h' " lo' "' '''H '''',''E ,,"'
bloods that were iull oil hte ana -p'lNi'' 'l'
liyors for the moet part thoy hoadot rarcics-iy
,hro,,,,L tho world and .or,.,. Inc. Whole dc.
throuEn tno "yi'' ana '"' '''' '
fence OF thelr hVos III th'H li-,'' hns'i7.
.,oyo, -" ,ro,os, y, d"m,oco,,n, rnchru-l,tbe,
. W. ~ w. ,,,rn,o1
ihe,n IN sharrly and wuor Prince Murat
.o,Io1 me-, ,ho,, Mons. ,ri,h "A colony
Of Frcnchmen challenge few ihlrk ana
fast. Tho Frcnchmon - necessity and
-, ,,. 49,: ,,,, ,hro,,l
"'' p'"9"i 'T t..I, ,,.a,.,,,,,
and very soon th' Hir"dN turhul'nt
society Of Florida had received deeper
,;,,,, fr,,,, .,I,,,,a AIMING. ,b. ,.,t.onJ.
',hsc i'u'. 'n' 7'' NV. va w.
thrust follower Ni tni lf'n'' II was III
Fiori,n tina. tho fuud tcget NJ which the Ai-tons.
tv,ui',,,.i ,,.,,,. ..,. ,,,l,t,4i,.s t,,ss i,.
" "''' '''''
,rnI.,y,u. 10, fe,tv ,,are- stardine-pi.llfn..
my.o,f IL, ,.,s,,,., hro,ay ,,.1 ,nYr.hin,, a.i.nd
biscuit. when % nhul.ms Oh follow approached
mo r.en,.n, ol hitnn, ~, y,lr,n. "A ragged
..., t.t., ..,.. .....', ~.
t'~'-'lil' =" ti' 'lo 90 "f't i'h"n' 'h+'- III "'
the timr IN tic humhl hut respectable business
If ,ynshi NJ, ,ti. ho, "a, th,. nni1 Fu-hinc him fl
pla.s Dfi~nnlv Observation-Disclosures
Then AMI there iu that ua-ts and half-ruiur "a
h,td ruil ,. if- wild and ,,of,ul f,on,orina tl.
xxi f.Ii Ii M "a . 400, ia a.. t..r., ga Inn
~ XXI W.. L l. lIs ~ 0t,ir A., Shame
~ the .niHo. war tail NJ /lbrIu, cYi-
denilN "nin.i cow q T.'i.Wtn sl",'. 81
cd .raos r"slment ~ a''rniat i' rc.ei',S
IL at once i4Iod tn her deide. During Nj.
nh~enec battle was bought Ni'fil5 aii 'iwatt
an Hfii o. ,Hi.. yea ll th .'''ti'f org NINtIe.
~ Ausu-' ius ,nue'. tlN NoN '9l nal lMr.
pose, u' - ~ hiusci nom %, l"it,. lh'
papor 60, iH'nns hi- rrnei article fcnh.d an"
raml, ana We 40 @, e ihl, sA,yrt 81 ,"Wmcn'
Lieut. Augustus Ati,n d'wrinN"d; ga i' N''-
: nee Of hi, Colonel l. prot Us honer.
mounted morse anu .Iuhteu tIruSh t4c
wo"is Tor '1gnstn. hat'l " that Guy hc made
ms way IT, th' ,W"t fn '"r' ana unn4ho',i
- know m hnthuf q. th. OH ,~lV, HruclN. II
turned oui mat u ~"r H,.f h"cd vi ti3riiA.
,"r long time bitter poiitiSal enemy OF Oall :.
Lieut. NlSiNu ai 1ncv $50 fiW n I"f'nP,"tN
.hhliohEr "'F lr'N ,.i', ~ uiu e. Mouu u'
hlriy - "'''inih"lN' 'Nu'' N-hp WIN
rM.eiagtHil nr s9n,m ~ no nag tNA NOV" an
.l,iI WIN l..hN Niiilsn0, w Slhi wpv
hau ailrnuy '"tYr,n Nm WIN nvli ui,on llir
hham' r4"i''.' 100" " ~ a5 wv 10 .nlW"h'
IL IL Dui lH in'.'" II uHtia vi "ImI W." w W,
Werc that NOV w.r, tn nghi vcnI h',yio
KNIVES uniil one or the Ofh"r should be- cut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
THE SUN.


1873. NEW YORK. 1873.
- the uma has come inr the renewal of .'N..fI,.
tons THE stN would remind it- frlenl- Hul v, ai..
,r. every where. That 80 Is l.nin cirll'c 600 tI.r
consideration and support Upon its rccuri Cog t pas
tcn Vcnrsi IL rcllrs Tor continuance o ur hearty syn
patty and generou. ,o'r.ffhou which have hi'' 30
Lc,ucNeudcd 90 10 rom every quarter the un
Tho Daily sun }, "a fonr page sheet Oi - c|infrt
price hoy mail. post pud % ccutsa month. OF =J.jJ
icr wear
The sunday edition NJ rrr srv is M ci-htpiee.i.,t
% % columns Wic giving ,ic new a. tNcdat.u fu.
contains u large amount OF literary ana mi-.ri, ..i
matter specially prepared iur IT, rur sr,pV >sN ID,
met with great success Post PAID 1i.SOa tetr
The Weekly sun.
who does not know Tug wgsglY sus rcircifs,
throughout the United State. tho Canada. ami l.
yond. Niucty thousand families greet IFS So ma
pages weekly. aud regard u tn the ihto' gi.Ieoln
.ellor, and niond It, news editorial a.rcumgtl Ili
literary departments make te.-euiay IHlrnallu.iii
family and IT, nrci.dc Terms One Dollar f r l-
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cheapest newspaper published. For ciabs ~ T. n s,il
sloca,h. We vii send an extra copy free AiII..,
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Snslntss doln,ts.

4 WOKkINGM with sJl n. equal partner.
- i'sfhnl iicl H-is wuNl -nlr cash nHnufi TURNS
hu.in+, iHmilN necessity, over 80 weekly prlnt, 10
'rhFr II up stairs
(NAN DN TOY. and NEWSPAPER store Tor sale oh,a
~ Appl. at 81 I'm nv, near list St
FOR SALE In the city OF ionkcrs. y. ahln,k-
BaS.nri II tlii, week
L'0R SALE Book stall, with stock about 3 ntl vol
un'- III b"t.h n, oornct Fulton Inquire At stand
I'OK SNLE-liNtuir. all complete Tor fish ami u,,
To- business, Cheap - 1T aN
moss 49, East 3th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15

~ NO " i26 drawing First ipitul. sold At san Aut MO
IcAa- No fa,Hil, drawing second Cnr,iul ,oli nj
a. hohn Randolph county, Ark. Nc 2Elfll. drawing
IhiId capital sold at New York city.
APPROXIMATIONS Prizes
ehnmbsrs from o. ~ " 81 80 Inclusive, boiling The
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for sale auO Go GIT.

nTTIC - no IIr-lu 4.cont -tor, sun hHI iin-
- ilNni nnd rrtr NHi ncnisI tni -tDHn lrtt. A..
70 ats F"iN ALTON OF "r. Nf.-ti HNl ilnn> 'ri ~
'IHE STORE i~ Hl--.u 81. s.n huiDiin.. I, leg,
suitable lpr ntuh ins, slia4lc. -rN. rial business.
team heated App.y AZ Tic sun Publication u.lte. ~
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Shipping.


| ron t9;ttfNi'SsfoWS AS65 illtir11iHi'
,lY o. nEt ssEl.s. 49,. saturday. San i,.ar "
CITY OF CHESTER .. ..... Saturday F,i ear
c,p,x a., tr9m AZ 4, Norl9 mYy.r,, ,.,.
favorable term, sIEERAGE, S2s, currency p.a'i.h
Saioon, state Rooms Smoking ami Bath Room. amid
NATIONAL LINE. Pier, q and 81. y 0riA ri,eE
Canada, Jan 24aty:MAM lrmece
Erin sat Jan ie.3r.M ll,ivoiia. ians, ID so W
Cabin. 80 10 $40 cdrrncS stee rage 80 prats loa
& upw. ard, isspsd at VERY oT egs I,r2nE' oN
pACIFIC PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For california, Japan, China. Australia New zcaana
british columbia. OREGON. Sc
roRSHS fRSNGisc0 va iisrl'iirMts 81 'rNSAvA
steamship tRESttNT en-. Wednesday. Jan IL. 10
cen Fd A% slS R3 Ss E Is Axp CHINA
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