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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-11-01
LcoCAT4 IT'ssMs.

II
Mye w. E. Holcombe is visiting
hor doughler, Mrs. Child, OF this
plnco.
MIS- Stansell Of liberty Station,
an elderly lady, we rogrot to learn,
died iust Sunday. @
A heavy rain, accompanied with
cnRsiderabie wand, fell at this place
fae$ aonday evening
Nort1 CarcIina appies and oab.
bagea at'o coming to our market in
graat abundance. #aG. 3.
Little Minnie, daughter Of Maj. r.
n. Child, We regret TO state, is quito
- sick OF lover, but we hope she will
boon DO we'll again.
Mr.. Etrlo Taylor has removed
with hjs lamiIy, to this place for tho
puIpoRo of educating his dhildren.
Jlo could not have gono to a bottor
place. -
Th2, Lords Supper will DO admin
iatorc& At tho Presbyterian Chur3h
next totrth Sabbath. Rov. Mr.
McWhnrier of Oconee is expected
iu DO vita Tho church on that day.
The &luto Democratic Executive
Comm loo meets tho 1st instant ito
dnN1 20 make arrangements TO de-
iunI llc Democrats who are to be
tried na Charleston i'm the United
"l"leS Court for alleged political Of
inuE3S. r.. ....
Iia.lp pfonr fhrmers arc turning
l",.a cotton plants under while green
with Che expectation of bonefitting
thcir 'nnd. Will somo ono note the
result and give it to US next yoar.
Mra. y. r. Sloan and Miss Fans
mic hohc,ot Seneca City, visited tho
family nF Maj. J. ]. Lowia of this
pt"Gs iHstb week and returned to Son
o";t Iast Monday.
Niwatd D. McKittricl1, whito q
c'''zH" o. Spartanburg county was
fHp over and killed on tho Air Liuo
Hal r""d. noar Grccr's Station, on the
1-,. q 25th instant. Whiskey tho
&',U%3
d '2|rp belonging to tho circus,
Was knookod inn Tho head by anoth-
or o1embsrrof theeirous, on the Air
|.'"" R"ilroad last W ook and his body
WIS jhrown from tho train, and af-
]er"ards carried TO Central.
Ioa State Board has fixed the tax
uhle vHjfo Of tho Air Limo RailroaJ
- 81 40 per milo. This makes
tHr bic value in this Co 1887,
,,un.
T. - &unounccd that Lewis r
Is .u"..rd. now confined in Auborn
H""''@ntjary, is tn ho removed to
JH" N'"i" Carolina Pcnitcntiury on
"r''n", # his falling health.
ur"r,, aged B yours. son of Mr..
T.. I. hllgood, Of Shutdown, mot
"'a" tic painful misfortune of hav--
'n& bis high broken week before
'aSy. iI's leg was uccidently caught
~ iIro ~hori of Snlky Plow, and
.ot'rr ~" could cxtricatc himself.
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The Big Show Still
EI.&SX4ET. s.. q.

CTILL .cy come and yet they go. Those
- Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not stay
All kinds of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundlc, and Single Beds, oil
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rnckcrs all grades.
large variety of Extension. Kitchen,
Tenpoy and Center Tables, pnrlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges. Cradles. Cribs,
Whatnnts, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands
Chromns, Notices, Frames. &c, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand general line of tInder-
takers Supplicss consisting of Chskcts
Burial Casrs and Burial Robes. for both
sex. all styles. Collins TRIMMED in any
style Of Handles and Plates, nt all hours.
Al Goods ~ b"ttCm figures Call and
see for yourselves. No charge made for
lookius. Accept thanks for past fnvors.
a. Nh. HeyJNkdDN.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
G 10, 1888 81
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Clerk S Sale.
State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PIcKENs,

N@' w III w NNN nl W IN ILEA -
DURSUANT to Decretul Orders made in
L the several GASES below mentioned, |
viii sell to the highest bidder ut pickens
Court House during Che legal hours of sale,
ON Snlesday in November next, tho several
Tracts and Parcels of Land, described. in
inc respective cases, rs follows, to wit:
In the case Of Kate Houston, and others.
by W. 7. MoFall, Guardian ad Item.
against Minnie L. McFall and others.
All that Lot Of Land in the Town of
pickens, fronting on Main street aud Pub.
Tic Square, containing II Aorc, more or
less, on which there Is Store Room, Dwell.
ling House and Outbuildings, whereon the
defendant Miunie l.. McFall ncw lives.
ALSO,
All that Tract or Parcel of Land, lying
in and near the corporate limits of the
Town Of Pickcns, adjoining lands Of Joab
Mauldin, W. I Meares and othcrs. con-
tanning l25 Acres, more or less.
ALSO,
One Lot of Land in the Town Of Piokens
known as Lot No. 81, oonlnining II Acre,
moro or less, adjoining lots of ID. F. Brad
ley, james X. kirksey and others.
TBRMS-Onc halt Cash OH day of sale.
balance on II credit of one year, secured hy
bond Of purchaser AMI rlortgnge Of tn,
Premises Purchasers 20 pay extra for all
papers and Tor recording same.
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The Markets.

PfcKEss C. H., Oct. 29.--Cotton--93@
o8 cents per pound. Bacon o cents per
pound. . ...
Corn (old) per bushel $l.0o. Corn (new)
per bushel 80 cents.
Flour per barrel $6@8. ...
Coffee, 7(98 pounds for 81 90.
EAsbHI.--to otton a!@Si cents per pound
Bacon-8@83 cents per pound.
Flour--Not quoted.
Eggs per dozen Is oeLts.
Butter per pound 5000 cents.
Chickeus-i0@20 cents.
GREENIhLg. Cotton per pound 8}@8s.
Chickens, grown, from wagons 18 to 20,
from stocas 25; frying 8 to Ia from wagons,
from stores 10 to 20; eggs from wagons l6
to is, from stores 20 to %; butter from
wagons l23 to 20, from stores 20 to 25;
hams lG; sides 8; corn 80 TO IS cents; cab
bagc from to 12 cents from wagons, and
from TO 20 cents from stores; apples bnt
few coming in, $l.00 TO Sl.25 por bushel.
CHAnLEsroN.-Cotton 10B for Midding
and l0S for Good Middling.
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D7E. STESON4a'S HNAEH.SY
The Old, Well Tried, Wonder.
full Health Renewing
PnnNoGino
RemeGies.

STRQNG'S SANATIVE PILLS for
the Liver. speedy cure Tor Liver Com
pInirn. NcEmm'mg the Bowels, Purifying
The DloUd, Cleansing from Malnrial faint
\ perfect cure for Sick Ilcudachc, Cortsri .
patton and Dysprpsin
STR0NG'S PICTORIAL PILLS in
sure healthy appetite, good digestion, 70
gulnrily ot the bowals. a sure remedy fo,
colds AMI rheumatism. y precious boon
TO delicate females, so"Iling nnd brncinv
the nervous system, and giving vigor and
health to every fibre of the body. Sold by
Druggists. For Pamphlets, ETC.. address
G.. + Huh Co., box coo. Now York eli v
oyl -, 1888 5
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Not ice
COUNTY ONNlSSiONEB,S OEryrE

COUNTY CONHI&SI ONERS OFFJCE
PIcKENs G. H., October sth, 1888.
NJ Office is hereby given that the County
~ Commissioners of Pickens County will
meet nj their office Mt Pickens Court House
on Tuesday, November the 9th 1888 for the
purpose of examining and approving MI nc
counts against said County All persons
holding bills. accounts, or demands of any
Kind against tho Comfy of Pickens, which
have not hccn before presented to the Board
OF County commissioners at special meet
'ng* hcld during the year, must file the same
with the undersigned Oil or before the first
'"y OF NoVemhrr next. so that they may he
examined and ordered to be paid at the Ans
nual Meeting.
oct II, 1883 8
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IN THE PILOT HOUSE.

eyes sir; this kind of work obliges man
to keep sober rs n judge. OF all men in
the world, steamboat pilots and railroad en-
gineers should let liquor alone. For on their
cicarness Of sight and cooluess of head de-
ponds the safety of life and property"
Keeping his hand on tho wheel as he
said this, Mr.. A, Brockman. Of No. 295
Silver street, Chicago, added: "Of course
some Of 'cm drink: but the sober ones have
the best positions and the best pay. Yes,
the work and exposure sometimes tells on
Us; but for my part, find PAnKER's Tonic
to be NIL the imvigornnt | need. I've got n
bottle aboard here now; never 20 on trip
without it. When ] haven't any appetite or
'am i'll any wny out Of sorts, il sets me up in
no time. II drinking men would use the
Tonic. it would help 'cm to break off. (No,
that isn't light house; it's n star, low down
near the watcr.) AS WAS snying, the i on
ic is new life bottled up. You sec that flag.
staff? Well, with n bottle of PANKER's Tom
&c in the locker | can keep malaria as far
from me MS that, all the time. My wife has
used IT, for three years for summer com
plnints and collie, and rs m invigornnt, when
she's tired out from ovcrwork. she says the
Tonic is n daisy. Good>bycl Don't break
your Feck going below"
This lrcparniion which has been known
as PARKER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter
be advertised and sold simply under the
name Of PARKEn's Tonic AS unprincipled
dealers are constantly deceiving their cus-
toners by substituting inferior articles un-
the name of ginger, and rs ginger is really
IN unimportant Ingredient. we drop the mis-
leading word
There is no change, howeper, in the prepare
ton, itsr!r, and all bottles remaining in the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name
a II unS t.,ip In
uine medicine it the facsimile signature of
ilIsC"N & Go. is at the bottom Of the OUT
si1o wrapper. Al
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".' nre and tat from ono hail of
""o ho extracted ono pint of oil.
.'ho ""p|o Z E:,~ioy need not fear
N ~H, OF fresh meats Wien 'pos-
N""" so 30 plentiful"
W" now coi0rrd "gonman" in
-1'a vicinity who has caught nvor
""0 1n'dred 'posaums this Fall, but
."r 4rj'e,ban ropvintion consu med
&aom I'll. and the city proper has
had ~ atick to pork, beef and NUTS
'"" ''r Its supply of fresh meats. If
a. 3".' r. 0uld over stock yonr market.
tr.. I'G4 to send somo Of them M
'"r" ~ Richoy's expross and he
w'.! .'@l a good market, though we
"r. '".s ablo to quote prices this
1g"ai1
~" to NEBRASKA. Our young
."'rn" Jamos l.. LOWS, son Of Row.
J. 7. avis, and Willio Lynch, son
81 .'r b. s. Lynch of this County,
'".~ lie Grogan of Oconce took
.'A .t n at Central last Tuesday
"r". '"r Nebraska. We hope they
"'"\ ;" oct with good fortune and en-
J"s I'D health in the far off North
west though we imagine one win
t"" ,h hat section will convince them
'n"I ~ hero is no place like homo"
"" nave in store, for sale $500
n"rT. ! Flour, from $5 to 81 Dor bbI,
500 bushels Bill Dallis Whoat, at
&I5o
40 30 lbs. Bulk Clear Ribs. and
81 @>rds at as low prices as any
b.. , in this country.
FERGUSON q MILLER,
GreonvilIe, s. S.
Al Guano duo tho Stono Gamma
y" lay be delivered to J. B. KING.
"H"'y,<S. Q. s.~ %
FERGUSON & MILLER.
hAEood, Alexander & Co. hnvo
m""rl into thor now buildin~
F'"riF opposite MoFnIl's, and viii
be ".oas"d to havo you call and OK
"'o"" their stock Of Fall and Win.
,.r '')Oda.
Thoro is mulo in tho service of
UnoA Sam, As yonrs old and from -
20 rol has changed TO u gray from
old ago. 1t was in .ho Mexican war
nod 'las done service for tho Gov>
"rnmcnt ever since. 1t was recent
~ prdorod aold, but tho officers poti-
ijunod tho Government to lot thom
huy 4 and caro- for it. Tho mon wore
allowed to koop him without paying
lin.
jLgood, Alexander & Co hnvo n
rOl"nIote stock of Cashmoros, AL.
nnlt, Worstcds, jeans, CIothinp,
Dr|iNI aud Gents Hats, CrockerV
u'." Glassware, Harness, Brides and
&,d@lcs, Boots and Shoes, &C., &c..
wuioh they olfor at prices to suit
ines.
Il you don't boIiovo tho Caaadv
i'IDw is tho PlOw for this Countv
n~Is Tom Anthony, Horny Grady
FL, Allgood, and Simeon McHuDb
All Dt whom have it,
b. f. PERRY, Jr. A gent.
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OFFICE
OF
& Bro.
west EfId.
GreenVille. -. 9.

TNO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS and the
Il public generally. AS we can not see
you IL person, we will tell you through the
SENrINEL that we have just laid in from
Baltimore, New York. Boston, aud Philn-
dclphln-a full line Of Choice Groceries at
Rock Bottom Prices.
We huy our Flour direct from the Mills,
aud sell at Pricos that defy CUMPETI-
rl0N-our trade is growing fast. our Gus
toners will follow US when they wuht
BARGA AIMS,
Our Confectionery Department ie com
plcl-Goods all fresh nnd genuine. We
".s. 1'"'"'"Gc i'll freight aud can sell you
.. 80 ..,.1 ~l9pwherc.
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SdafG of South Carolina
County of Pickcns
OOUElV OF LICK CHS

Bl j. IL. NEWTON, JupuE OF PRoBATE.
Whereas, john p. Craig and George ann
Craig has made suit to me, TO grant them
Letters of Administration, Of the Estate
anu effects of Thomas Craig, dccrnsrd--
These arc therefore 10 cite aud admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
ltors of the said Thomas Craig, de~
ceased that they be and appear before me,
in the Court Of PROBATE, to be held at Pick
ems O. H., on the l0rI day of Nov 1888,
after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock in
the forenoon, TO shcw cause if any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
Zoth day of October a. d., 1898
DOT 25 1883 Z D
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first, hui now think II inc cmv",>a. ,..-
parn,ion on the el"oc; aud. Knowing what |
do about il. if to-day one of my family was
suffering with that awful disease. | would
have it if II cost :Hh0 Il bottle. for | can
truIhfuily say il has cured my daughter
sound and well. and myself and wife do most
heartily recommend your FEMALE REGuLA-
TOR to he just whist il is recommended to be.
Respectfully, ii. D. FRATHKRsToS.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or old
who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitality and kindred troubles, guarant ccing
speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vigor. Address rs abple.-N
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed l882-ly inn
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In the case of Margaret Hit, against Rob-
er' u. Hunt, CT al. Executors, &c.
a bib that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
"A si'untc in Pickens County, on Saluda
river and branches thereof, adjoining lands
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt aud others, Con
tanning 264 acres, more or less Plat of
inc same can he seen in the Clerks office
TEkMS-Ouo half cash on day Of sale,
the balance ON credit OF one year, secured
10y bond OF the purchaser and n mortgage
OF the premises. Purchasers to pay for
all papers and Tor recording the saue.
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hNCE more we step 10 the front and take
~ the lead. We bought enrly in the sea-
son, and our stock is immense, much larp.
or than we would like-crops being so
short. Now these Goods
MUST BsRG SOLD.
They c"nnot stay in the store, and to the
great satisfaction of the people, and for the
purpose Of disposing of them we hold out
the following Inducements to our customers:
q HI Il IG TIN
7.8 5hirting of the very best quality, 53c.
per yard.
A Bleaching at 8 cents per yard.
Cotton Plaids at 8 cents per yard.
Our stock is quite fun OF "A ur Shirt
ing, Shccting. Twills, Drilling, sc.
New Fal, Cnlicoes just opened, Of the
prcttiest shades and stamps imaginable.
Now is the time to buy New Worsted
Dress Goods at 10. Is aud 20 cents. You
must not judge by these "low prices" that
they arc inferior. You will DC agrccably
surprised when you see them.
We will simply say that our stock Of
Hats are complete, all sizes, nll styles, all
prices.
NOT OMS.
hosiery, D. ~, lZ3, 10, ~. 20 cents and
up; Black and White Laccs Of every kind;
Ladies', Misses, and Gents Linen Hand
kcrchiefs at 9, 10 and 25 cents.
Collars, Cuffs, Lace, Scnrfs, Ruchiugs,
aud Fancy Goods of all kinds7ou hand. -.
SHKO r. s..
Too mum ofoNs to mention prices MI through
the stock. bat will state from 35 cents to
S3 90. We are prepared to sell CHEAPER
than anybody.
e. T.. q II HI u q.
Do not go to Grccnvlle to buy your Cloth
ing. We will duplicate anything you can
buy in that city.
Look at these prices and think about
them, and not let the '.lron lland' of pov-
erty grasp you. 1t is this that makes u
bouncing business, and our growing trade
is The cause OF it..
All who arc owing rs will please come
forward and pay up promptly, or else an
olhccr will call on you shortly.
HS. Eg. ANDERSON q dNde.
oct IL, 1883 3 IF
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NOVCWNCF II, INSU.
DIR. j. BRADFIRLD.-Sir: My daughter
has been suffering for many years with that
dreadful af!icIon known ~ Female Disease
which has cost nae many dollars. and not =
withslanding had the hest medical attend )
ancc, could not find relief. l have used ma
ny other kinds Of mcdicincs with out any
effect. | had just about given her up, WAS
-, =,
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State of South a,nrOgima
COUNTY OF PICKENs
BY J. IL. NEwToN, JUpGE or prop,rp

by j. IL. NEwToN, JUpGE OF PnopArp.
Whereas, Margaret and WIN. A. Jones
have made suit TO me, to grant. them Letters
of Administration Of the Estate and effect.
of Moses NJ. Jones, deCcusod
These are therefore to cite and admon-.
ish al and singular the kindred and credi
tors Of the said Moses NJ. Jones', de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be he'll at Pick
ems c. H., on the 9'h of November 1893.
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon. TO shcw cause. if any they
have. why the said Administration should
not be granted
Given under my Hand, this the l7rh
day Of OcIubor 1888.
J. IL. NEWTON, Jp.p.c.
oct 25, 1888 5 2
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NOTICE OF FfNALJETTLHMENT
~ hereby give notice that will a2nlv
10 J. IL. Newton, Judge Of Probate To-,
rickens County, S. e.. OIL the 9Th div Of
November 1898, for leave to make final
settlement Of the Estate of Josephine J
Gorvin and to be discharged as Guardian
Of The game
. d. G. PARSONI, I, 0urdian.
oc' 4, 1882 2
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In the case of T. O.. DohAidSon, again 1t
Ansell MoGill.-
A Lh Tint Tract or Parcel of Land in
~ Pickcns County, adjoining lrnLs Of
Joe Berry Riglon. Absalom Tnlley. Joseph
Harden and others, containing loo acres,
more or less. ..
TERMS-One half cash ON day OF sale,
balance on II credit Of six mouths, secured
ny b"nd Of purchaser and mortgage OF the
promises. Purchasers TO pay foi all papers
a"d for recording the same.
!. }. LTWIS, c.cp.
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symptoms TAX" II dose Of Simmons liEPAT
iECoMrOUND and you Will get immediatc
relief
DOWIE Sc NOISE,
Projectors,
whcaeSaHe IDrSuggisas.
CHARLESTON, s. G
For sale in Pickens by DR.. G. W. EARLE
For sale in Liberty By HORTON Il BROWN
nov %, 1882 10 ly
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
~ ORS.-Nl persons holding Claims
against the estate of ChnrIes Roper, late of
Pickcns County, s. g.. deceased, are re-
qurcd to present them legally atcYr.,l TO
the undersigned Tor payment; and those in.
dcbtcd viii mike payment to
MARGARET L. ROPER,
TIIOMi IS 4. PRICE,
oc; % 1873" G--3 Administrators
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In the case of Joseph E. Pilgrim, against
Thnddeus y. Pilgrim ct al.
A LII that Parcel or Tract OF Land, situ-
~ ate in Pickens County, on Laurel
Branch, waters of Twenty Three Mile
Creek, adjoining lands Of Lovere't Taylor,
g. McWhorlrr and others, containing
049 acres, more or lcss
TERMS-Cnsh on day of sale. Purchas-
ers to pay for titles.
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r. H. Anderson & Co
LIBERTY, -. Q.

nNCE more we step TO the front and take
" the lead. We bought enrly in the sea-
son, and our stock is immense. much larg.
or than we would like-orops being so
short. Now these Goods
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MUST GsRG SasH.9s.

They cannot stay in the store, and to the
great satisfatiou of the people, and for the
purpose of disposing of them we hold out
the following Inducements to our customers:
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njficeut caves In ono week. The business,
however, like that Of George Washington's
body-servant, was speedily killed by over
production.
There is great future before Ulster II she Is
successful in developing this business OF dis
covering daggers warranted to have fallen
from heaven or the money. refunded. That sort
of dagger. ought to sell well among people,
and their name Is legion, who are always In
search of something novel for decorative pur-
poses. We suggest to the discoveries that 1t
would perhaps be well also to discover JOB lot
of daggers small enough to serve as scarf-pns
and cheap enough to place them within reach OF
gentlemen of moderate means having taste
for jewery of celestial origin. OF course when
the factory gets to work in good earnest the
discoveries can be depended upon to discover
not only daggers, but guns, pistols, bombs, ker-
osene lamps, and all the other weapons best
known to modern warfare. The traveller
through Ulster County this summer can expect
to be greeted at every turn in the road with
some such sign as this 81" Fresh Cutlery fallen
from The Planets discovered every Day.
"Daggers Specially. Address the Ulster Dis
"covering Company Uimited)."
p S.-Ths dagger was taken out with much
difficulty" The public il often taken in with
out any difficulty at all. Who shall say, then,
that the stock of this company will not soon be
at q premium2
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ceptibly during the next week or SO, as it un'
doubtedly will, we shall probably be told BY in
tcrested parties that the present accommoda-
tions at this end are ample and that no changes
are necessary. No estimate OF the passenger
travel can be made until the cars are put on.
Nobody expected that many people would leave
the ferries and walk the entire. length OF the
Bridge daily After the fist curiosity has worn
of the proportion of people who will walk
rather than ride will be about the same as 1t Is
on other thoroughfares. A good deal will
depend also upon the fare asked. Sooner or
later we shall have free bridge, and the thing
to do is to get ready at once to provide for its
travel. 1t is evident now that the wagon travel
is to be heavy and constant. broad open
SQUARE is the only way in which that can be adj
equately accommodated, and that We must
have. A street direct to Broadway, if that were
possible, would do no good. 1t would carry the
stream of vehicles unbroken to Broadway and
produce a perpetual blockade there. The dis
tribution should be made in the square at the
entrance, and the great mass of vehicles will
thence strike Broadway at several different
points, thus flowing easily into the stream there
without interfering with it's progress.