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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

The Band will give another Dime
Concert on Friday evening Oct. Sth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

The seven months old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Barker was buried yes
terday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

VI. A. Paalson was in town last
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

Miss Gertie Nichols, best display Of
named standard apples, 90
Abiiah Miller, best display Famuse APP
pies, 90
q H. Nichols, best display Of grapes, 90
q. Il. Nichols, largest display Of grapes, 90
L. NJ Harnsberger, best plums, 90
Committee Of award, Fred Endorf,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

Trains arrive and depart from HASTINGS as fol
oWs:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

Prof. Jay r. Hinckley conducts an
educational column i'll the Weekly
star, at TOmah, Wis.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Nor AT FAULT.-We trust we have very
little Of the ''I-told-you-so'' chuckle in our
disposition. At the same time we are alive
to the fact that newspaper readers must
learn to feel confidence in the assertions,
the opinions, the correctness of judgement,
Of their family paper, lest they fail to take
warning IN conjunctures wherein warning
or6remonstrance Is important. In this view
we deem it legitimate to ask our friends who
took offence because we said that Han
cock will save the State ticket, If it be
not true? And to those who took offence
because we scolded Hampton, Bcauregard,
Toombs, & Co., for f~ocKing around Han
cocks quarters, we ask if the result docs
not Justify our foreboding? And to those
who laughed at our Ignorance of public
sentiment in North Carolina" because We
predicted if the people did not arouse from
their apathy,-Gov. Jarvis would not re-
ceive much above 1000 maiority-we ask
if the returns do not justify the assertion ?
The people did arouse in a number Of local
tiles, and the result is that Jarvis comes IN
by about 5000 instead Of TiIden's II, 400 in
1876. There is not the least doubt that
but for the gains in a few Eastern counties,
together with the steadiness of Union, Ar
son, and Rockingham, we should have been
beaten in the State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

SPEAKERS VS.. NEWsPAPERs.-The Viii
mington Star has done the work Of round
dozen orators, and we expect the vote next
Tuesday to tell the tale. A good political
paper is worth more il a campaign than a
speaker, but when the fight is over and any
patronage is to be given the politician gets
it and not the editor. -Kinston .Journ0L.
Why, brother, around these parts, they
not only don't wish to give an editor a show,
but after he has worked throughout the
campaign, night and day, for the success of
candidates, with one or two exceptions
they even give the printing of election tick
cts to some one else! That's comfort, isn't
it 2--Murfreesboro Enquirer.
You ought to have yelled for the winning
faction in your party, Bro. Ward. Not to
have done SO was treason.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

DAILY observer ITEMs.-The Sunday
school mass meeting at the First Methodist
church Sunday afternoon was largely at
tended. The exercises were interesting.
Short speeches were made by Rev. +. l..
Reid and Messrs. w. S. Primrose and \. b.
the United
States COMMISSIONS had before him a party
long wanted by the authorities. 1t was Jor-
dan Harrington, coiorcd, known as the "boss
distiller'' of Wake. He is the most notori-
Gus Of all the illict distillers hereabouts.
For eighteen months he has been looked for
but was never captured until Saturday night,
when a special deputy bagged him. He
was sent to jail by the commissioner yester-
day in default of 50, 900 bail. His head
quarters were In White Oak township.-
The Board of State Canvassers will meet in
this city on the 18th inst, to canvass the re
turns for Presidential election. - negro
lad, Henry Jeffreys by name, was killed at
Forestville SATURDAY by a bursting shot gun.
A piece of the breech struck hi head, caus
ing speedy death.-On Sunday the resi-
dence of Mr.. S. G. Holleman, five miles
east OF Raleigh, was entered and plundered
generally, but the only thing missing is a
gold watch; the search was evidently for
money. Only a few days ago the house OF
Dir. Gattis was entered, and a pistol taken
a bureau was broken open and ruined. A
week ago the houses of Mr.. John Rand,
Allen Rogers and Mrs. Altman were broken
into. In each case the purpose seems to
have been to obtain money.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Geo. Alien, Esq, of New l. n, We
take 1t, is doing mo to work up lmmIgra-
ton, stimulate improved farming. and en-
courage manufactures thaD any other mar
the State. His PEI is rarely idle the
use of the pen. with Printers Ink, Is the
great deslderatum Of North Carolina and
the South, at tbs time. We need not
merely to take our light from under the
bushe' the barrel, the hogshead, and set
it upon high, TAT the North and wide, Gin
Eurole), but we need also to constantly
combat the miasma 0 lies, ~prejudices. and
misconception that arises from the political
fed to shadow our wonderful natura. ad-
yantaees. and drive off the would be settler.
| We repeat that no man in the State IS dong
so much of this work as George Allen lie
actually offers a premium for simple reports
of 90 ID crops. And he conducts an immense
private correspondence. Ali IF only some
mora few more of our people would
work to secure immigration Suppose, tor
instance. that Gov. Vance, Judge Fowle
Judge Menimon, Hon. George Davis, Gen.
Ransom, Gen. +. S. Clingman, and a few
Others who are known all over the Moth, by
reputation at least, should prepare and s'gn
and send to the Boston, New Work, Chicago,
and St. Louis, papers an address (of one
columns length) setting forth the sDectd
advantages in climate, soil position, dlversl'
ty of altitude, and richness Of miner
ais, offered by our good old State, and as
surfing all new corners of an hearty welcome
together with perfect tolerance In polite
and religion, who can doubt that the etfec
of such a document, thus widely printed
would bring thousands upon thousands o
Home seekers? And as none would conn
without more or less capital, Averaging NOR
thaa 81, 900 each the aggregate gain t
the State would be millions in money, in en-
t~erprise, in labor, in schools and churche-
highways and railways, mines and mill,
thrift, prosperity, and peace Yes, !
peace for as the South gains in wealt
and numbers, far greater will be her gai
in respects, power, and Influence III tn
Union.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11
GENER AL APATHY 3 GREAT VIC
TORY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Official Reports.

The following are the official maJorltles
By counties, IN alpha betical order -
JARyIs-Carries Alamance by 10 mai,
Alexander, Al Allegheny, i33f Anson
637 Ashe, 200; Buncombe, 359 Burke,
25s Cabarrus. 407 Caldwell 552 Gam
den % Carteret 900; Catawba la j;
Chatham 27l. Cherokee Clay ls3,
Cleveland LBS; Columbus 655 Curl
tuck 7O2; Davie Is Duplin 749 Dare -,
Franklin SO Gates 49l G%uilford 3 Har-
nett $50; Haywood SIG; Hyde ls4 lredell
T52 Jackson AL; Johnston $50 Lincoln
139; Macon So; Martin 81 Mcdowell
1913; Mecklenburg 81; Moore IS; Nash
ls9; Onslow 705; Orange 81 Person
POS Pitt AS Pamlico l9s Randolph
l42; Robson 1913; Rockingham 80
Stokes pa, Surry 4l3; Swain 1856; Tran
sylvania 100; Tyrrell 202; Union COL Va
tauga lOs Wayne l07; Wilkes 800 VIII
son ls4 Yancey 26l.
Total, 20, 526.
Decentralization l6 BERTHE $50; Bla-
den 252; Brunswick 294 Caswel 200
Chowan 226; Craven 1913; Cumberland
So; Davidson l42; Edgecombe La
Forsythe 81 CASTOR 30, Granville I'll.
Greene 81: Halifax 625; Henderson 2o2
Hartford l12; Jones 22l Lenoir 2S2
Madison 100; Mitchell $50. Montgomery
203 New Hanover 99O Northampton 529
Pasquotank 579; Pender 253: Perquim
mans 225; Polk %, Richmond 800
Rutherford Is; Wake 364 Warren | 535;
Washington 329; Yadkin 24l. Total, Is,
27O.
Four small counties to hear from.
1t will be seen that Gov. Jarvis has be
tween 5000 and 1000 majority.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

How THE LEGISLATURE STANDS. The
Conservatives have gained , Senators in the
1st Dist ! in Halifax; in Sampson; ! IL
Randolph. Conmoners, 2 in Halifax, +.
in Cumberland, and l in Orange, l in Beau
fort, ! in Robson.
Republican gains-Scnators r. W
Wynne in Wake, c. P. jenkins in Gran
vile, S. w. Hamilton in Henderson, W
T. Pridgen in Brunswick, Lewis Hanes il
Davidson, J. B. Eaves in Rutherford, G
A. Mebane in BERTHE, Oscar Spears, of Rich
mond, of Pender and New Hanover.
Commoners: w. A. Deans in Wayne, j.
\. Pritchett in Guilford. Eli Paysour il
Castor, J. B. Brady in Rutherford, J. i
Hood in Henderson, Hays and Rogers il
Granville, Brooks in Brunswick, Cowan il
Pender, i. G. Thomas and S. Nj. Wall il
Davidson. Paul Haley (coD in Northamp
ton Robbins (coD in BERTHE ID. +. Davis
in Madison Dnmsdale in Polk ;il
Mitchell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

CRY FOLKs.-Year is going to close with
a crash in social circles. Two or more of
the reigning Bellies are to sink down and out
into that fathomless pit-fall which is SO
thinly disguised with orange blossoms and
%lover's cob-webby yarns.German to-
night Wednesday, in the Henry building
opposite post office. -Miss Winder and
Miss Englehard are visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Lewis is spending the win
ter with her sister at the North.-Mr. L.
G.. Harris is doing some excellent work in
the engraving and ele~ctrotyping lino.-
Prof. Kerr is busily perfecting his large map
of the State, which will give each county in
detail from actual surveys, and is expected
to exceed any other pap of North Carolina
ever printed. 5000 copies will be issued
by the State DIR. Eugene Grissom has
accepted an invitation to deliver an address
before the Wilmington Lyceum this winter.
He will doubtless make o splendid effort.
-Mai. john w. Moore is again in Raj
eigh, where he will be joined by his family
in a few weeks. We learn with regret of the
loss of his youngest child, Belle, several
weeks ago. Little Willie Ball fell in
to the cistern in rear of the Postoffice, while
playing around it; and young Clarence
Linke suffered the fracture of his leg in
two places by the rebound Of a barrel
which slipped from the hosting tackle in
Stronach' s grocery store.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

CoNGREssIONAL.-In the first district,
Maj. Lewis Latham redeems the seat Of the
the late Joseph Martin by 500 majority.
carrying Hyde by 42l, Beaufort so, Martin
63. Camden rs, Pitt 420, Pamlico 200,
Gates 500, and Currituck 77S. Col. C..
w. Grandy has been seriously i'll for some
weeks, but made an excellent run for a bed
ridden candidate, carrying BERTHE by AS,
Pas1uotank by 523, Chowan 245, Perquim
mans pa, Washington 242, HEREFORD l67.
-Shackleford's majority in the Sd Dis
trlct Is l,53I-not counting the Greenhack-
Democrats, either. The Republicans
are sally disappointed with the out
come of the 4th district. Bledsoe has
had the support of his party. But
Gen. w. r. Cox goes to Congress with
1913 majority-enough and to spare. He
leads the Gubernatorial ticket about 900
majority. Jarvis having 4SS maj. in the
District .--In the 5th district, Gen. A.
Nj. Scales has about 400 mai. He is
Fquite sick, and on the 4th inst. wrote to
Mr.. G. G.. Yates as follows 81 am too
unwell to leave my bed. Should the candi-
dates of Guilford return thanks to day,
which is usual when the result is officially
announced, please return to those of my
fellow-citizens who SO generously supported
me, my heart felt thanks for this renewed
evidence of their confidence. and assure
them hat in the future, as in the past, no
effort shall be spared by me to merit this
confidence and to promote the best interest
of the whole country. For those who did
not support me, | have no word Of censure.
My conduct in all things shall be governed
by my sense of duty, and | will faithfully
serve all my constituents without regard to
race, color, or previous condition, to the
best of my ability. Oh the 9th dis
trict Maj. Glenn Dowd came in by a large
majority though having only Al majority
in Mecklenburg over Col. VIM. r. Myers.
who is the father-in law of Col. III. c..
Jones, and socially connected with other
we'll families in the district. IN
the 9TH district, Gen. Robert B. Vance
walks home by another big majority. He
always does. The Republicans centred on
Capt. Matt Atkinson, whose travelling ex-
peDses report says, were paid by their
committee. He received about $50 votes in
Cleveland l2O in Pennsylvania; $50 in
Buncombe, and so on. Our genial friend,
DIR. Samuel l.. Love, stood no show be-
cause he insisted on being considered an
old Line Jacksonian Democrat'-which
in these times is about the same thing as
calling yourself an Egyptian mummy, war
ranted to be quite dead and gone to seed.
Nevertheless, the Doctor received the votes
of a considerable following of personal
friends, several hundred in number. In
Buncombe he had l6l votes, in Henderson
u, in Rutherford %, in Pennsylvania 10,
In Haywood 476. Such is life
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

ELECTION DoTs.-Gen. A. NJ. Scales was
de fea ted in Guilford by 81 votes. Col
John r. Winston, the Greenbacker, carried
off 100 votes in that county A. II. Joyce
Republican candidate for the Senate
in Forsythe. carried that county by
one vote. Mecklenburg fell off 756 vote:
from Nance's $40 majority in '76.lI
cratic candidates for Senator received
exactly 2l9 votes each.-At Salisbury al
election ARRAY occurred. in which Moses
A. Bensini. who has had a number of SINH
lar difficulties during his life, shot a negro
named Tom Bellmore in the left lung. Ben
SIM was taken to Fayetteville for a hearing
before Judge Gilmer, the nearest Judge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

SYNoD.-The Presbyterian State Conven-
ton meets in this city to-day "wednesday.
A large number of prominent divines have
already arrived. Rev. DIR. Moses d. Hoge
will deliver a lecture on Tent Life in the
East" illustrating his observations dur ine
his recent Oriental tour. at Tucker Hall
tomorrow Thursday night, for the ben fl
of the 2nd Presbyterian church, which is o.
yet fully equipped for winter service. The
First church, by the by, has been enlarged
~remodeled, and reftted almost beyond re
cognition inside and out. 1t is at hand
some ediice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

4 CoLoRED COLLEGE IN GEORGIA
Christian Hall, a new colored college. was
dedicated in Atlanta on last Saturday. The
college Is coated just outside the city limits,
near the junction of McDonough and South
Pryor streets. The building is exceedingly
handsome and councillors, and located on
an elevated position. commands a fine view
of the city. The building, which is four
stories high and built of brick, cost $50, 900,
and the grounds, which comprise $50 acres,
cost an additional $4,000, making the total
cost of the building and grounds $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11
COLONEL JOHN FORNY ON TIE RESI-

COLONEL JOHN Form On II REsULTs.
First the General of our armies, then Pres
ident and King hereafter. Why
not, gentlemen? The path Of Empire is as
plainly reached by the present triumph Of
money over patriotism, Of terror over truth,
as if it were lighted by a new planet. The
means and the covenants are all patent to one
An army of otficeholders are organized, back
ed by a battery of banks, these the forces
to fight, and Garfield the instrument tolead
the throne in 1884. That is the plot. 1t is
bold. 1t is clear. Are we ready for it?-
Pr0greSs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

CHAPEL HILL, n. C., Noyem1
Burt Stuart cut Baxter King #
borhood of this place this eveuIu-
ties had been drinking and ha.
and on going home together
Kings throat very severely. =.
he will die. Stuart went tpa
house, washed off the blood a..
that he had cut King. H. o..
neighborhood. Mars and Ds
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Robert Payne and Scot TIL.
been arrested at Danyillc, Va.
der Of Scott Hankins whose ho.
in the canal at that place a Z.
Payne confessed that he and If
the murdered man were platE'
q~uarreled over the game, and
son struck Hankins over the
axe and threw his body in the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11
- Farmers, Please Pc.
w know that The farn

We know that the farmer
uged with advice. good bah
since the war. We know .,..
tangled, fancy farm.nr .
ton methods Of acrieu.fn-.
by on farmers and Prov.
ertheIess no man with am.
n viii deny that We has,
provemenl In our farming
any real reason for allow
New York, New .Jcrse.
Ohio. or Minnesota. 10 r..
ash profit on one hunl-..
North Carolina farmer .-
acres, especially when The :
has the advantage IN bette
laborer>, and a climate v.
farm work ten months IN tt.
81 only SIX months a j.
of the Northern State,
there IL no excuse fer Thu
ference IN profits, where r...
Can there be any doubt r-
The trouble lie> In our
doing things. There Is d..
twenty who keeps an accour.
expenses, or can give any III
curate guess at the exact .
his cattle or his HOUSEHOLDS w..
farmer. on the contrary. e
Of allowing hIs horse L. St..
To mil once a week, for corr ..
Of buying -four by the barre ...
Moreover there l. no lauN
less than three newspapers .. t..
many of them subscribe for
ZIne, a farmers magazine, 3 -t...
a religious paper, New lorA r...
paper, etc. etc. Ii looks lE.
Of reading matter but the -.
the end Of the year the t.u
housed, better clothed, hc-,.- ..
more money in bank than @
In this connection We H.
Charlotte Southern Home.
The best thing that can
South must be for the benefit a. .
class. We are a nation Of farm.
ways will be, and while the t...
ing for more manufacture. r
more transportation tacIl3'iy~
~goTernmet., we should deman.
ment IN the art of agrIcultura .
proved farming system.
We need a new farming ~u-....
our future prosperity We must 4...
must come, and come soon. W.
every farmer ShouI{ kpotr ftr
gfa cHpt0aaQcd farm. H.. 81.
the necessity of using ever. means.
mlnish or increase It's powcr. lie
put more system IN his work. H. .
put more braIn-all hat he can c.u
In his work. II is an aaicua gf..
II requires m0r trim H. cofyv .a
fill fupa. haa Il aoeS t. be IL |u..
mentLcr IF oay other prot.>s.... H
labor alone will q answer. 4 .lru.,I
any land ct all can't afford TO work
cents a day. He can find hi, HANDS +.
directing bis laborers and studgnc
ture Of soils and crops, aud IN Iu.r..-
knowledge Of agricultural scir...
farmers ,ooaiH spend haT Mr t.u.
that they spend "a The .Heid Hey
upaHgurdtc q netc era IN III, a..
art.
Every farm must be intelligent. H..
II you don't furDa with hr1t5s. ...
ter 90 at sODicth65g cLSc, lwt ...
wrong place. There isn't "a pu-...
where that demands u large a..
brains.
Do our farmers know tn read So.
dollars and cents that are DID ID
well TILED, in well chosen stora
able houses, or a well ordered gar
they know that there Is molr.
trees well trimmed. prpffr -I...
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

STATE CH1PS.-Railroad meet
son, J. J. Brooks in the char
Long Secretary. Speeches by c.,
DIR. VIM. Merritt, Judge Lands.
f. Cobb, and j. NJ. Burton. NJ.
stead, Long, \. j. Hester, J. W.
ham, Capt. Jas. HolIeman, It at.
to arrange details.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11
Isahella McCnllnch IL

Isabella McCulIoch, tia -.
died yesterday at the re-. ....
II. Nelson, Eighty-fourta ~.r..
Rive. She wa a native Of 0'I.
Her father was a welI-to-d1
the war swept away has iJria'.
family in a very Strengthened
The daughter had a magul1.e
under the advice Of local m.
particular attention to II cult
the Academy Of Columbia, ".
ded, her singing was famous
winter Of 1868 that she ".
in this city, singing with %.
Ballo In Maschcra. She hal
Of Torriani and won success
the first. AS an actress, her =.
ness Of address and blu f'He~-
were blemishes in her pertg..
Hauk made her debut At thr
Miss Outlook, and they wege
Miss McCulloch' first tour ".
was made IN company with A'.
She sang with La Granga ."
vanni' and in lie Prophe'".
ferent times was under engaG..
Max and Maurice Strako-.h
opera of ''LurIine" was hrout".
first time she sustained the ut.-
friends declare that her ~lnE.'
Spirit Hear my Prayer has
surpassed in sweetness. MAI
favorite opera. Some ten So.
met Brignoli, and after nearIE
most persistent woolng on hl>
ried him and left the stage. ~
of married life, part of 1t ,l'A
Brignoli abandoned her and ne.
vorce about two years ago ma"
them. For a number OF year
supported herself as a chnreh
time in Grace Church and
Stephens. Since the opening
edral she has been chief soprano
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

DEATHs.-At his residence in Moore
county, on the 1st inst, Frederick w SWAMP.
aged &c years.-At Fayetteville, \. c.,
on the 23d of October, Yrs. Celia Horne,
relict of the late James Horne.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

New buildings in every part of town.
WAX Superior court Monday, Jan. Sth.
Garfield carried New York by 1G,477
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Capt Matt Atkinson carried one county
bv % votes. 1t is calied-Polk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

ELEVEN %convicts ESCAPED from the Jones
county canal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Bishop Keane administers High Mass,
in this city, on Sunday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Judge Seymour holds special court in
Dec Ii; Judge Graves in Robson,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-11

Office . doors aJore Simpsons Drug Store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-06

Work will commence on the Wash.
ingtOn monument July 18th. 1t is ex.
Pected TO be completed in 1885.
-SenatOr Cameron positively declines,
On the plea of ill-health, to take the Chair
naoship of the National Republican Com
mittee.
Prince Bismarck has entirely given
mp smoking, the doctors having pro-
nouncsd tobacco an impediment to cure
Of his nerves.
"A dispatch has been received from
COm'r GOringe, U. s. N, announcing
that he has sailed from Alexandria with
the Egyptian obelisk in tow, and that
everything i in perfect order. =
-of The half hg1dred young fellows
gradusssd st West Point this year, three.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-06
Savannah, Florida aid western


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GENERAL MANAlsRR's Of1TcE,
SAVANNAH, Hay %, 1880
an and after SUNDAY, MAJ Esd, Passenger
- Trains on this road will run - follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS-(Uezv.)