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Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
THIRD EDITION.
AVRh n EmUSALS.
Fnese who are Moving and WhsF,
shey are ROfng.

Ehese who are Moving and whsr,
shey are G0ing.
In addition to the removals ALREADY
mentioned are the following
Samuel Finley from the Pennsy ylvania
House TO 423 Market street.
WIN. Lukens, crrriage painter. from
Twentieth and Market, to Twelfth suc
Market.
John McMakin, carpet weaver, frou
r. Twenty-second street, TO Eighteenth
and Market.
J. Sterling, grocer, from southeast
corner OF Fifth and King streets, to the
Forty Acres.
A. Higgins, Esq. from s3l Market
street TO S3S.
Thomas Davis, Bsq. from 92l Market
street, TO No. 2 West Seventh street.
Mrs. 4 2. Cummeiford, milliner,
from SIS King street. to one Of Stuck .
new houses on Seventh street between
King and Market.
J. Black, from 81. Augustine, TO
Twentieth above Market.
J. Whsl-n, from 1905 Market to
Twenty third ard Market.
Samuel McCaulley ESQ from Eighth
api Market, to S25 Market.
Neal c. GIBBONS, news dealer, from
2o6 Market street 10 Third and Market
sEreets.
Lawrence J. Rigney, tea merchant,
from Second street, betves Orange and
Shiplev streets, to Second stree! near
Tatnall.
Joseph killism, grocer. from Front
aui King to southeast corner Eth aud
King.
Zba Ferris, from Elliott avenue
absre Market, to 1898 Market, in his
new house.
John Brat;on, from West Fifteenth
street, near Markel,to Ninth and Msdt-
son street.
James Monaghan, shoe dealer, from
Second and Jefferson to Fourth and
Madison.
II, C. Turner, Rsq,, from room : to S
Exchange Building.
Geo. II, P. Simmons, cigar dealer,
from Az to 5lj King.
John X. Bab:ock, shoe dealer, from
POO Kiug street, to 206 Market.
Andrew TAvlor, from Eighteenth and
Market, to his farm near Chesapeake
City.
Mrs. Sarah Tong, from 1918 Market
street TO the northern part OF New
Jersey.
Bernard Row. gents furnishing
goods, from 2l7 King to II East Second |
street.
John Laws, from Forty Acres, to Fiji
teenth and Market.
Mrs. Rolla, hair dresser. from 5l3
King street, to one OF Stacks new
houses on Seventh street, between King
And Market.
}. W. Bissell, Esq, from the second
story of Smith 4 Painters Builiing, 10
'oorn 10 Exchange Building.
Major Candy, surveyor, will scenpy
he room lately occupied by Mr.. J. W.
}ssell.
Leon saphir, from 40S to 3C2 Market
treet.
AdoIph Kobsrg, iewelsr, from 222 to
~ King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
LOCAL AFTERMATH.
dteAniugs I'm the LeeaI r,s,.
variety Of lnEspa.,t.

~E~Ahiuks In the E0PnI FtaIa ,
variety of inIeFesIink IL, ma
The old brick nouss at the son,h.,,
corner Of Fifteenth and Marks, .t,s, y
Is being torn ont, and will be fitted \,
as a store for Mr.. William Baker, '
Since the year began George "
jackson has had brought to bis bon,
shir'y-fOur stray children.
Angelo Csrdinello, irui.er, will 5n
mp the business at the souslwes, e,s., w
of Third and Market streets.
Bachelor and Darfis' circus vom
pear IN this city about April %.
There we're no hearings at Ii. POg~
Court this morning.
A steam barge will be lsuucbsi rs,,
Wednesday from the ship y ard 0, Esosh
Moore. Jr.
ln the United Statsa Court, ye;,sr
day, sn order was made agsiu.; Samuel
ShOrt Tor contempt.
James Parmar and Jsmss O'ysiI
will bs ordained deAcons 81 the Aouss
hold Of Faith this evening.
Councilman Blake denies having suy
connection with organizing another tt,I
company, as stated by the "BSeIy Eve.
ming" yesterday.
The report tha, the NIlIard Band huI
disbsnded is false. E1gagemsnt8 cMI
be- made through J.. Cro|den, 5ls 81
Sixth street.
William II. Lee, ex.superlBtendeh
OF Tia City Hospital, moved from th
City Hospital to-day. lie mas brough
suit against the CITY to recover his Al
ary for the past niue months, amount
ing to S325. J. Frank Ball, Bsq will \
be retained as counsel.
The oolored man, Hawkins, va
heAten up In the the street, aud moi il
stsnsbury Murray'S barber shop d
S3S French strest, although the dgh
originated in the shop through th'
sgsncy of a very uuruly tongue and a
ugly temper.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Wants 90 be Released. d

Gersor l.. Kahn appeared before 'A
Mayor last night aud asked to Be n
leased from the bond Of sS nuel Hod
hsimer. A foot license had bssn cram
cd Hockheimer, and Kahn went ia
bond to the extent OF $500 Recs'lI
Hookheimer would load goods upN :
and would drive down ~
State. Mr.. Kshs, thinking that h&11
heimer might be engaged in psadIlD1
with the team, thought ]! best to O'il
leased from ais bond. The matter WI
bs decided this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
ThAl.aHR GuuHI.

Yesterday morning the Levy w, ",
transferred the three.story bficE p'u' ,','
northeast corner Of Sixth apd N'av ,I'
strssts, valued at $1,000, trOu ALL
Speskman to John Forrest. M
In ths afternoon, on motion " 4 I
Silver, Measrs. Silver and AS.% y,
were appointed q committee 70 sa'S a' n
and audi. the road account q "
Castle hundred tor 1880.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
FIFTH EoIrl,l.
T*"" DosEx io.L.x

| "LAf,
what the Legislator. d..
s.s,, m"l.'ns's session-Ds,s.. 81 III,
i.la Hill. sfa,
special Despatch to the R.pr,,
| ,or., povfh' March Is, is,i
| Ho,a" nova. or RRP,ssssrArlv,, ''''
l,,ae e,1, nns.. 70 mite school dis,rica,,,n ., n .
pnh,,n t.I unaer the title OF the htS's h&
on, on, was taken up for Consid.,,,ni ''s niI4
Ayes-Bradford, pilIir.
REGISTER, T'omlipson, y.nR,,,H HoOiaSs
Nays-Bastburn, Eli~u'ksi''- Elisson
lone Jones' Matthews, n MONiel, NST, Moo,u s',Aa !,
send; sends, A. c. Williams, r N 'V1s' WiT' Ton.
"%Sodkseper % and the Speak" X, ,"'I'I'a
,.1ar Mr. l,. Bradford had made Ns's, s,..,,
1svor H Of the bill and before 'tss'A ~. b
was announced changed his r Tue v@
.1 mega with a view to moviH" vU'' l'S
consideration. 60 m l, ia nov tho g. ~
OF the friends Of the niIni. I'M 'nI,'lsa I
ask the State to sppropria,s ,,',s "a. OIL
ss, sst to the aid of the militia 'us n 'f@
s2l 600 given the State bv ~, upon A /
dovernmsns ", for the purchase ' 0''s'
The act in relation to the c,,,.,
ol taxes for school purposes, iI','a,a in,'s,a,
passed. 'ee''oA Wy
Stock law for dis,ric, 81
County. was passed. ~ 'asSi
The act to divorce Samuel ri.
harrington from his wife u,,,l,pNf ,,ilppNf
loat. ''aA W
The act to regulate pllot,g.
terrsd to a special conuit,ss "" n
Committee: Robinson. Jop,, c..," !. O"
Register and Tow nssnd ''AAaa
ssNArg.
Senate met at & 30,
The Joint resolution appOp,j,, l.
recsors for the Farmers B,Dt VI
,aksn = up' passed, aud the uaus oII w
T. Allmond sut'tttuted Tor Wm R,ta,, U,'.
Tor the bank at Wilmius,or. 1u'
The following bills wsr, Tad b, ia.
and referred y 01e
The bill to incorporate The G,sy, +
Sowe CompSny. ss
An ACT to incorporate tae New C.s,, E
Elevator Co. N'''"
A bill for the purchase orlsw b,,t,
or the use Of the courts Of Mar c,"Is
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
John B. GosEh.A Lec.urs.

Tuesday evening, March 29th, the
Diamond Csurse closes with the lecture
by John b. Cough. At Mr.. Gongh't
request the subject Twenty Years
After" has been Withdrawn and Plat.
form and Psrsousl Experiences, an
entirely new lecture, substituted.
General admission and Balcony re-
served seats so cents, Chairs and Cir
Gle IS cents. Sale 81 seats opens to-
morrow Saturday pa. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
A m urd erOus Assault

Joseph Tobias, colorsd, apout elk
clock laat night, suuek Alexander
Mcdonald, a farmer living on one Of
he Dsrickson's farms, On the Phila-
lelphia pike, upon the head with a
pitchfork. and inflicted painful wounds.
Warrants have been issu-d for his A..
v"at. but up 70 noon to-day hs had MT
been secured.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
A Church Entertainment.

An estsrtsinment will be held in the
African Union church, French street
above Eighth, next Tuesday evening
Miss Payer Weather, a teacher at the
Howard school, will give select readings
and stereop,ican exhibition will be
given by c. A. C. Lair, of Port Ken
nedy, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
here Advertise.

The folloFing note was sen: to th.
REPUBLICAN Office this morning:
"MBSsRs. EDIToRs:- .You need not al.
vertise rooms to rent to-day (4l9 Market
s'reet) as they are rented. People
commenced coming atthree O'Clock yes
terdsy afternoon. The rooms were
ren,ed By 7 o'clock. Yours respect
t lily. MRS. ETockLKr.
(The advertisement above alluded to
vas inserted in yesterdays Rxrr BLI-
GAN -- Ell
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
K aIlOoh Acq uistesn .

The jury in the Kallooh murder trial
at San Francisco, after twenty -four
hours delibsration, rendered q verdict
Of mot guilty Yesterday afternoon. The
verdict was spplauded by the friends
of drfendant In the Court room, and
when Kallooh got into carrisgs IA
60 home large crowd took the horses
from the vehicle and pulled II 10 his
home, . distance Of about three miles.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
' CERTIFICATES.
PaiLABRLPHIA, Jan. 20, 1851
d. ID. Tomllnson.

ma a "Sa' AVi AoeA'
d. ID. Tomllnson.
DKAR SIR :-Hsyipg heard so mu,h OF the
virtue 81 curative Of your "CeIebrated II,
h. h. Remedy" one o. my dauxhters, VINO
had suffered very much from b painful bun.
ion on one OF her feet, was induced 10 try
your medicine as liniment. and to her
great Joy aud surprise, after few appiica.
tons, was permanently relieved Of both pain
and hunion. Ny vile has suca confidence
IN It's virtue that she resorts TO 1t as q rene.
dy for all the ilIs any member oftke family
may happen to be attllct I'd with Several OF
our friends and neis hbOrs, after having used
II, speak Of il in the most closing terms To
hear some speak OF Its very great power to
cure one would almost Imagine no Other
medicine Was necessary. am, cry respect.
iully your, JAMES MAHUNY,
No, l342 North sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

In the case Of lady of bis oongrega
tion who had been bed-riddel with
rheumatism for seventeen Yeas, the
Rev. +. W. Buchholz, Wasecs, Mimi 81,
advised the use Of 81, Jacobs Oil. Shs
used the Oil for three days. aad was
able to leave her bed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Nal san ON Trout.

Powell & Bro. have on their stall in
the Third Street market, lot OF sal
mon trout being the f irst OF the season.
Next week they will have Delaware
Shad as their fishermen have gore
down the bay and exl &c. to make good
haul.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Look ont for cold weather and ool
catch cold, but il yon do, nothing " "
meet the requirements OF your S'~] W
tion SO well ss DR.. Bulls Cough Sy'Tl
Price 2k cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
AYKN AZ N ASE EM HAnA.

JOHN WISE gives notice to his many old
friends and customers that ne has resumed
the lumber business and has established q
yard called the
WILMINGTON AND BRANDY VIM
LUMBER YARD.
ut twelfth and Market streets, Wilmington
DEL, where he will keep on hand a yqxled
and large assortment OF white and yellow
pine, spruce and hemlock lumber, picketS
lie patronage 10 solicited. JOHN Wise,
k1t1md -t2aw-w
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Htlb mOa MOVE.

A new 10. ofdishes jus. sriv'O's ID h
sets Of "A pieces, stone chipS' f'i .,'' y
Those going to housekeepins sD,n N
give us a call and be con7incsl, y :,
our goods are cheap, at rh'ro S4'
nall streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
klc1HNoYn virginia

hlOHNOND, Virginia.
To the Proprietor o. II. h. Ii. Medicine.
1t gives me great pleasure to inform You
that the Celebrated II. II. II Medicine got
from You has periO med cure Of bad case
Of Neuralgia on young lady here. Others
who have tried IL are anxious for more.
Please send me one dozen by frst express.
Yours truly, WIN. b PROUT,
No. lo6 Clay street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Guaranteed TO cure Eteumatism, Neural.
ga Paraiyss, niptheria, P,egrIsy. and rAdt
eaiy cores all diseases where un'mehts cau
be used on persons.
For internal use TO- Cholera Cholera Nor.
ous, Cramp,, Pains in the stOm Ach or Eow.
els poso. From - drops to hall q teaspoon.
iul In water
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
ktm mAOVAl.

Preston Brothers, the popular and
unexcelled tonsOrisl artists, are fitting
up tousorisl palace, No. 72S Marke:
street, where they will remove on Mon
day, March 26. Give them call.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

VXYANTEN.-A Few CANVASSE I'll =
w for City Directory; must be go d
Writers. Apply at once. FEFRls BROS.
mar2b-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

uYANTED-A GOuD WHITE WD"An
w for housework aud cooking rsfe r
ence required. Apply 7oI French street.
mAr2b II
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
C.~snp OVeFcOa's'

II you want a hobby styi. 10, ,s,a W. 4 l
ovsrcost YOU can do no better MA aoul
at the Wilmington C!o.n.us sirsst
N. W. cor. Foarth and MarSo' '
Prices from s6 upwards.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
. Gr.rd yury'

Censuring she Grand '"'''
The meeting of cOIor'd ps9ps', F".,'
the purpose otszpressing gans ina,,I id
at the charge Of the lats srsna q M n,
will be held in Ezion ena'''
Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
ARkIARES.

SMlIH-JFNNESS. OK iord Ia, March
Z3d, 1881, by Rev Orr ! aws0n. Mr. J W
Smith of New Caatlo Delaware. and Mis-
Josie II. Jenuess of Rowl&ndViIle, Md.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

No one should NEGLECT q cough, cold
or sore throat. DT. Bull's Cough Syrup
cures these and prevents consumption
Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Orr's overall paptAloCns are beipl
sold for 80 cents, at the W1lpingtoi
Clothing House, N, W. cor. Fourth sH|
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

New gravel aaA plastic slate roo
rut on and repaired by Z. Mitchell,
jr., $40 West Fro 1t street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25


SHERIFF'S SALE.-By vrtua OF 9 writ
y Of Plus VenditionI Exponas to ma d..
,eoted, will 10 expo ed 70 public sale at the
Hotel OF Samuel Peacock, In Midd tstown
81 Georges HID, New Castle Cou lty, Det
aware, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF Msr3h, 1851,
at2sO O'Clock, p. M,
The following desoribed Real Fetate, viz
All that certain lot and piece Of gyounr
situate In the town OF u,ddletowb. Comfy
OF New Castle, State OF Delaware. bounded
by Main street, by land Of J. N. Oox. by An
derson street and ny land OF James Culbert.
son, with two story frame dwelling house
erected on Main street and two sto Y ram,
what It may.
Sefssd and taken In execution as tho prop
erty Of Rachel A. Whitlock arH % he sold 5,
Pp1L'P X. CLARk. Sae, IN
SHuRISys EEIcR, Winninst n NJ ,r-h's
lsal. marry
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Wcrkiugmen's psutsloons, rs cts. TO
81, at the Boston Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
PH1LApxLpHrA, No. 1911 Grease stres.

PHILADRLPHrA, No. 1871 Grease street,
Having suffered nearly three weeks with
the Neuralp 10, being so Dad one of nv arms
became paraly zed, the Doctor cou d give me
no relte,. One of my ntighbors told me OF
your celebrated II. II. h. Medicine"
sent and got one bottle. iopnd 50 much re-.
Lief got another, which made q perfect
cure, and most heartily rec 1mtoe nd 1t TO ali
who are like . N ;ntei. ANY one can learn
from me what think oft
Yours truly, MRS. HENRY BATH.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

March, the end Of winter md begiu-
uing Of spring, produces affections Of
the throat aud bronchitis. Use THR
REEOWNRD DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP; ; sure cure. West End Phar.
macy, Seventh sad Jefferson elresss.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Hear what X. II. McD1nald & Co., Propri.
etors Of Vipegar Bi.ters. and Wholesale
Druggists OF San Francisco, say in reference
to the Celebrated II. ii. ii. Medicine We
I'm It the NEST saleable OF any medicine for
what 1t is used And now 1t appears, from
the increased demand for the treparations
that 1t win sppereede all medicines on the
Pacific Coast
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
PEMovAL-

TXOURSlONs UP TIE DELAWARE
ia to Chestnut Grove. Committees shoula
visit the pest grove In the United States be-.
fore going elsewhere. Reached oy stea merS.
100 res OF groand. Ann,v tn or 4 ,ress
FRANK SNYDER,
marlAt ~ Andalusia, Bucxs 10, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

IN JH,KENT.-CARPENT X SHIP NO.
II 100 Jefiersoa street. Apply .oa " Sc.
con street MI g..
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
Wilmington, Del.

TNLLIOTT, JOHNSON AGO.
BANKERS AND BRC kEFs
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET sTs,
Wilmington Delaware
FOR SALE.--4O shares Wilmington Caal
t1as Comp any. 10 shares First National
Bank. s1aJ Chester CreeE hrst mortgage
bonds.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25

Through 10 ws"nfns..,, .,ob|
Sixteen marines from rh',S.s .ss nd
r.sssd ,brough th's city on 'l'
usin to day fyr Washington
Daily Republican., 1881-03-25
HROk ERk

d X, RODA4.G,Jr~ a 90,
BANKERS AND BRORESs
n. Il. COR, FUUk"'H AMI MnRkET
Wilmington, Del.
C.S. FOURS FOR SkLh
nlLN kR BOUGHT AND SUL.L.
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'ueps q hsussk plss iaa ops room. jlsund| lou
would hdve ,shcpSht h. VIA Tho Gsrasn Of
EdsA Y sss 1how happy ekews Glow She
isewSa fhe little white eprtaius, to mskS Il
pretty aHd had o. boz of stolsss 81 lbe
wiudoy!n,e
Dads stopped, o. Il the memory was too
much for him. That little room, with its
white curtains aud violets, wac the bsss
glimpse Of paradise he had over seeD. And
bis own sin had lost him that little bit of
Eden. aos itaa tam,1 N
May wos very patient, though she longed
to hear the rest. Child as she was, she
had sueh delicate sympsthies with bis
sorrow, that she did not make even rest-
less movement. Dads stared at her mo-
ment, as if be bad forgotten her preseuoe.
"Oh," he said at last, with a hsltgroan,
~ must 90 on. I told you about my
drinking, didn't ]? Well, for awhile +
was steady. I. loved she poor child who
had given herself to me-God knows
did--but then could not break bad habit
10 day. Mol will not excuse myself
with lies. did not try. was brute
only I thank God l never said hard word
to Dolly-I am glad Of that. Il is the only
bit Of comfort have.
"Of course We got poorer and poorer.
She grew paier, aud there Was sick look
10 hur face, but l did not see it. I re-
membered it afterward. Well, one day Q
baGy,.a little girl, was born to Us. I wss
very happy about thst. A dear little blue
eyed mite of a thing, that looked like mo,
Dolly said. She smiIed With some of hsr
nll han oko oh 81. l,L
Aud I-whas did do to show my jny2 l
wens of to some Of my boon companions
to celebrate it my own way. We drank o
quantity of bad whiskey--the cheapest
kiud--and | went bliudly staggering out d,
night, too drunk to koow my way. Sone-
whore I waa knocked down by Wagou and
lay ipsensibIe. When l awoke I was 10 q
neat room at q hospital n understood after
the first f.iot minutes how It was. Slowly
came back the truth Of how hsd left my
wife and i was frantic. I startled tho
nurse When che came in by crying:
"'How long have been here2'
"'Tbree weeks. You have had an Injury
of the braio.'
"'Three weeksl Good Godl What has
become Of my wife aud baby?'
"My brain seemed on FIRE. I had q re.
lapse and it was weeks befors could staggel
to my fe.t, and then days before was dis
missed DO cured. This wss 10 great city
you know, whore peopIe-poor and inpig-
oificant people--oau be quite lost.
"Whst had my poor Dolly done oil this
dreadful timer hoped the neighbors had
been kind TO her. made what haste
could to the little narrow street. Oh! what
a beautiful day it was-bright with sunshine
everywhere darkness was iu ny heart
aud oh, Miss May, / looked up ut the win
dows aud saw them shutl
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"My mamma is dead, too" said May,
thoughtfully. II have had governess
always, since I was tioy little thing: but
papa is so noble end splendid, just adore
him!'
This last 10 rapturous and exaggerated
style, peculiar to school girls.
II am very glad" he said, and seemed
to fall into reverie aud forget his story.
swell, 60 on," May suid, after awhile
and Dads came to with stare, and con
tinued:
"Once, one night, when l had been
drinking pretty hard, but not so as to loss
my wits entirely, hoard, ss I was going
home, one of those street singers, you
know. It was late, and, as the sweet
young vice atruck my ear, strolled over
10 its direction, and saw among The crowd
Of men and boys at the door Of restaurant
snoh a.palc, pretty, pitiful looking child,
trying to keep her voice from breskiop,
while tho tears rolled down her cheeks.
Even the rough men did not jesr at her.
There was something so pnre in her voice.
that they all stood abashcd before her. I
seemed 10 see the sins Of my life ali ar.
rayed In judgment against me as lis
tened. She ioished; and some one passed
a. Ground hat for her. dropped into it
all the money I had. 4.a' " a7II5 ,i7
"lts Dolly Brown" said the man
who held it, Sand her mother is dying.
The landlord hae. threatened TO turn them
out # the rent 10 no. paid up to morrow, !"
"Every one 10 that poor crowd did ,beir
utmost, and tho young girl thanked them
10 broken VOICE, Misa May I-~1 loved
her from that mononk { got, some ono
to take me to see her when her mother
died, and aftorwatd' che cared enough for
me. to merry me. All, now you will see
what . wretch am. You will see I, do
not desessassny Kindness from you or
any ones Poor, pretty little Doliyl We
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South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday. November 7th,
1880, Trnins will run NJ follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
Leave Charleston at 6O0a N 900 D IN
Arrive at Columbia at ii 10 IN 6 10 q m
Leave Coiumbia ut *6 10pm 80 m
Arrive at Chsrleston I'll 25 IN 7 30 q m
*On Sundays this Train will leave CO.
lumbia at 2 IS N and arrivo in Charlcston
at Z 80 p NJ.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(DA1LY.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 q m 10 is M
Arrive at Augusta at 8 IS IN 8 80 a u.
Leave Augusta ct I IS a IN 900 NJ
Arri:e OF Charleston at 2 90 p N s 90 . N
Traina leaving Charleston at 6 90 m
and Columbia at 6 10 p N. make close
connections (except on Snud.ya) with
GreenvilIe md Columbia Railroad to and
from WaIhaIlu, Grecnvillc, Anderson,
aud all local points on thut Road. iuclud-
ing Seneca City, whero close connections
arc made With the Atlanta and Charlotte
AIR Lise Railwsy with all local stations.
including Atlanta aud all points South und
West.
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
ID. Z. ALLEN, Geo. Pas. and Ticket Agt
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Notice to Debtors
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Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to tho estate Of Martin
"A Harrison, deceased, will make payment 10
the undersigned. eni all those having claims
against said estate will present them to me duly
attested within the time required by law;
JOHN W. SHELOR,
Administrator.
March 10, 1891 l7.4t
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70 office.

John W. shelor, Administrator, Plaintiff, against
d. Frauk Harrison and others. Defendants.
DURsUaNT TO an order made in the above
i stated onse notice is hereby givea to tho
creditors Of Martin Harrison. deceased, to pre-.
sent and prove their claims against snid de-
oeased before me In my oifioe Ia Wa!ha!la, s. G.,
on Wednesday, the lst day Of June, 1881.
Failing to do 30 their claims viii DO barred.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Probate Ooonso County.
March 10, 1881 l7.6t