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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-03

Sherwood, Adam. northwest ur of
southeast or and southwest III of
northeast or and southeast ar of
northwest or section II township
- range w, 16) acres. IS IS
talbot, Henry n, cast hf Of north
west or. Southwcs. ar of north
west or and northwest ar of
southwest or section 2Stownship
Il range W, 200 acres 20 90
Wells, George, or other owners.
northeast or of southwest or.
southeast or OF northwest or and
south hf OF northeast or section
~ township 20 IL range . W, 100
acres -............. ....... 20 Of
Whitney. Otis, northwest or section
y township 10 range W, 100
acres ...............-........ -. % -
Weaver. VIM. H., northeast ar seq
ton township 10 II RANG CIV,
~" acre : -....................2 &c %
villain, j H.. s"IIlh,a.t ar of north
east Or and lots | ana .,erIiGn4
township - II rangrG ". -; acres 10 81
Williams. q. W. southwest or s,,-
tlnn ~ township ~ II rang W,
1' "Ni'S'''- ..-...-. ......... - 81
WILLIAM GALLON.
Sheriff OF Mason County, W.T.
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Mr.. Sam Gottschalk visited his
friends in this place q few days ago,
preparatory to a trip to California
for the benefit of his health. He
has been afflicted for several months
past with acute rheumatism, which
necessitates a temporary withdrawal
from the business so auspiciously
begun at Tacoma, to devote himself
wholly 70 the means of relief. We
hope to see him return fully restored
to health.
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The Stock Of Groceries

Embraces everything usually kept in
well appointed retail establishment of
that class.
THE SUPPLY OF NOVELTIES
Includes almost every article of utility
as well as limerick conceived by the
mind of man.
Cal at the stand formerly occupied by
Macleay * Co, Main ST., near Youngs
Hotel.
Olympia, March q. 1885. If
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The Chehalis I-icl,tte says: The
time is very near at hand when Che
halls county will have railroad ira.
versiug her wide expanse of Terri
tory. The lltlcf' is informed from
parties recently from Elma, and who
are in a position to speak au'hori-
lively, that the Bakely mill company
have authorized their head man,
John Forbes, to secure a force of
workmen and begin operations lin
media,ely upon "A proposed lire of
road from Little ShookLm, il Ma
SON county, 10 Il pom; at or neaT
T. MA, twelve miles east Of here.
| The company have large tracts of
timber land on the route of this
road, and for which, more particu-
larry, they are constructing this line
1t is to be standard gauge, and will
be equipped for local traffic to start
with.
The present winter las been the
severest ever known in losses of
cattle in Texas.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
\ SIRE ClRE FOUND At LAST I
Ne ON MN NtIrrn.

4 ~ hE cure fpf Hllai hleediag, Itch.
~ ing aud tlv-faie'i Piles has l,een dis
covered ~ hf Williams ian Indian rem.
eds called ~. Williams iudlsn Pile
'rninent 4 single iHss has cured the
worst rhfonir Eases ~ ~ ug an rear. etsnsi.
Ing NJ une need suffer Hte tuluuts.
after applying Tits wandeFsui susa hlns
ius'ilein". i."li"us Instruments aud eiss.
liafifs do ittutt hafhi thaa snsis. VII.
ilains Indian fiin ulntfuunt alsasfls. the
i,inpnfs. aiiaSs the inisnse ltrhlns. ,,.sf.
ieulsiiy ~ night s1of getting waltz, ia
hoti acts ~ tsiuiilss, givts lusisnt te.
Hot, and IL prepared unls ius Piles. liets.
inN ~ the private lsgis, aud fH nsthins
else
H'ai what tho iInn ! N Cullnl.sf,y
~ Cleveland stfa Risoui bf williams ~.
dian rite pinttnent have used nsnse@
of ftls Cures. aHd n a1uftts ne pleasure
o. ~aY that have never found snsthinH
which gave -ugh immediate aud t,sf,us
nvut fsiisf - ~ Williams tnaias Uint-
neni iuf sale by all Druggists aud
males y, tvrelll ~ ptlce, a. aud 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE go, Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
for sale hY noia Mar. Olympia, ". r.
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rrOlllEtncSS.

Realizing that in this age of steam and
e!ectrlciiy that time Is everything" he
Is determined use all the energy at his
command 10 satisfy the wants of his Gus
toners. All orders for the delivery of
goods will, therefore, receive immediate
attention. Goods sent anywhere within
the corporate limits.
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These General Principles.

Briefly outlined, constitute the base of
action. A trial is earnestly desired. The
verdict of customers will doubtless be a
righteous one, which none should fear.
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Quick Returns.

Low prices necessarily involve cash
payments. Without the means of max
ing quick returns business would cease.
With the Nimblc SiXrence constantly in
view, the Slow Shilling departs. \ mu-
happy
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO PUR'
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. /
NOTICE id hereby given that. in com
IN pliance with the provisions or the
Act of Congress approved julie 3, 1878, en-
titled An act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California. Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory" Benja-
min +. Ruth. of Thurston county, Wash
ington Territory, has this day filed in this
office his application to purchase the N
4 of NV 4 OF Sec. 20 and W Il of NV !.
of Sec. y. in Township No. 16 North,
Range No. East OF the Willamette Me-
ridian.
Proof in support of said application will
be made before Jas. w. Gregory, a No
!ary Public, at Olympia, ThurstOn county,
W. T.. May 2, 1885, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty (6O) days
| from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, in
Olympia, w. T., this 2lst day of February,
A. ID. 1885. JOHN +. CONVEY.
Feb. n Register OF the Land Office.
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McC.usIapd q TT ror,hoost mr. Of
| unrihcast ar -snctinn % townTrh;n
! % n rance 2 ~ IN acres SO
McKeunv IT T. west tfof northwest
| uronT ,vas, Lf 81 sonth,rn., ~
| Scctinr, 81 tn,ynsL;n on ~ $780,
w tG1 acres ''' on OF
:. ~ -
"A", oin' -. - 'o ~ VII Mcst qI sectio.,
acres '0 w ioo On %
M,LIo,, nv ono.
| - -. ~ " ~
arand northeast ar NJ .nuthwsst
| nnr Sact;on 70 to,vnns Nm 10 :, ,,nc,o
CIV. leo acres oo Of
q, ~ -
Macklhtosh " reeves or owners
| unhnoMn' NORTHWEST qr ol the
c'.nMSS. u. Gnu sou'nMest VI
| shin "a " rauye 2 W. nortb"a.t
ar of n ,rthrasf mr. and Iot No
| ssction 10 townshin IN N ranvo
W I4S acres. ................ IS Sc
Nol.t,e & C,dare,ts south hf Of
southeast mr. and northwest ~
| Of southeas 81 ur and SOM haact rr
of southwest or section s town
| ship 90 II range 2 W, I60 acres;
| southeast or of northeast or sec
| ton IL township 20 Ii range 2w,
~ acres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4G SO
! n. w. NJ, l.. and II. p Co.. east hf
Of southeast or and northwest or
of southeast ar and northeast or
of southwest or section 26 town
ship ~ range W, l6O acres. so lG
Nelson Peter, southwest ar Of 7 ORTIZ
| west or and west Inf OF southwest
grand lot No section % town.
ship "a II range W, 15f acres;
| i3ts no: anu section town
snip q Ii raiSe d W. % acres...' IL ~
Oliver, Nelson r., lot No. 3 section
| ~ .owhsn'p ~ u r%hse W. ID q p,
~, ''' W
Theil,s. n. l. d., soutneaSt qr o!
solneasI ur anu iotS no. anu
seGlIcn III townsnlpzo II range
90 w, iot NO. section 10 township
~ range W. traction III sec
non Ia township ~ IL range W,
'''':'''.. q o'
rrice, II. IL southeast or section IL
| ac~as ~ i"'H' W. ioo m q,
.,. 10 -. ~ q
| Aai'ci, y; A. Ioi'n III Vi nortneahI.
Snc,inn a. towmsh;n 10 :, ,a,,
| " 1Go acres ~ On o.
po,,n;nS f",u .o.,,,.. ,'..'.,..... ~ q
q townshin 9s n rance ~ iGo
| acres On d
pca'. w. .o..., =: ~ q
'"v yest or and 'o so,,,hm ~ ot nur'n
| nnrthenst nr and no,,I,vda.,, "
| of son fhwest ar seci;nn :" to,, w
| chin Oh N RANCE az Ien ,n,as on o7
Reeves. NJ. sonth ,vest mr. 80 so,,,t,
| xvest ur orG 10, NJ .;o
township % n range ~ 20 aora IN ez
v,,;.,, IT Io.,... w. 20 acres ~ u
| or soct;on e to,,',ff; " aS Sou.neas.
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Mere Mention

~ " VIC" ''' ''.'''.' '"''
| lsn'' ''''
w.. &c.. l'' ''''"" I
4 boz '.'''.' I'-. N'in''i''
"A ..ii .I,llanli. e Dliiu. 80
. ..,,.D. 'l, iiunH.i'i hui i
..
Do. 81 p,.,o l,. been welt
n..,l u uo ,'t. luuut tho
e,A
t...n. l.. - h,oto.m- Ca
oo I,r.l. lu.yu,o a. the
Me
A, a,...f aIule II,.r. u.
.. .,I.. Go uU. ...Nai,i
t,l.r
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..... Nhn,. On.on. Gu
A,....
a,,..r Las, vet, f.N a. ia,
AI,..... ..,..,n. a.. ,n n,ai of
.Al.,.,.fu.e oni,
A., M M,r & Jone, W.i
rssash ~ tho ii,ptst Church. sun
IA, m.tnlnr anI,,eniur
,b,,l., ua,ds N,n.i,elCo.ii, il
,,h u,ll ap,,at IA Columbia Hal,
en tho evening ~ the lih.
Tina y,. o.u,pan, Ia. aut.nrllrd
u,..r lll,tnn \ Matthews 10 de
than, ulnmhinr anl gn. huns
Some cvn,c rcmafla Tint YOU
can tell ~Le,e our cas- C.nnc,lmsu
live "a, tie Gravel on tho s,tc.ts"
s,,.,i,,,,l.,, w,n,.,. - ,,.o
AtN tnno,d COMPANY was N
the e,,,. tha. WeoA. IN the inlcrcst OF
that tuaL
,.,.,... .l.,L AIN on,,,, =,
t,,.,. almanac. a,a,us, the 9Th OF
March. wil ho. " Olympia lighted
with ras"
nou .dowslk han been Ind m
t,,n, If Mrs Wa,b,ss r,s,dcne,
- u.t...... 81. ,,,.l.,..,.,,... ..,,.n
,,e repairs
The. m,a, ma,lc,s anil iva fish
.snls mo do.p good work to.
x.,a. ob..nen,ny the cost Of h,,n,
/. ,h,. e,t,
Tho,s who r,,,on,ly awa,, the
mo,,., el the r,lit,cl wat.r. !,
...n. s,sul The los, ehaue. Of
.,sp,,ne IN 10 bo bealod.
=, -, - - y
m.,,s =, ,Lds ui.eo an Ma t,h -,
mar, month m. GRAND r,o.,ou
man, .es,s a, thu ..me Tim. anil
MA.
,u.,,, .,
sL.,..h a.. h.. a., -. Al.
ci.,.ian, 4. ,an,,,.l A. .,L ,,u
ri. CO., "A ,h., ,.hon l.. ,,,,- :, 80
a w,ll l.. tanned
'"" ~ ''' 'A'"'"s'''
.,.,,i.,,.,, o,,.,,,., -, :,
.aoa to,,,aa |, =, la, ,,..,,n,.,, =.
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"s ""', " Wv" "'' w
wv w" '"'"''' o''"s''
f" ''"' w.
4. NORTHUMBERLAND. :, -
. '" WV "''"'s W AIRS
'" y" ,''''
' '''"'"s' W o'''o'"'e
v" "''"""' VIZ. PHEASANT re'
-.
.,.,,
. ,''' wv "'" "'' waiting
a.. c,''N W WI "P' ."'e'p',''
w ' "",' '"'"'" up tue
- '" h"''e"" M" arc nov
,.g.,.l,,..
""' NV w" 80 ANXIOUS Tor
80" 80, ~ '''"'' W ~ 70 "gn' Tue g"''
p" "'' '''''' m'''' "neh
a., ' ",''' nor graceful wand
a,.,,a., $500, 'e
a.
Il
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Low Prices.

1t is evident that at this time of close
competition, incident to hard times, that
the dealer who does not get down to
" bedrock prices" will get left. Being
to announce that he has already struck
the hard-pan and expects to find pay dirt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-03
No. 2,4l7.

y the District Court of the SECOND Judi.
l. clal District ni the Territory uf Wash
ingtun, holding tcrtns ut Olympia. tor tho
counties OF ThurstOn. Mason and thUha.
lis.
Action brought IN the District Court n(
the Second judicial District uf the Iofti.
tory of Washington, holding terms al
Olympia for the countic. 81 Thufstou
Mason ana thchali-. aud complaint nlpd
in the county uf Thur~ton. ~ the office at
the clerk OF tho said District count.
Mary &. q. Pattcn, Plaintiff,
~.
Richard X. Patton. Dcicnd,ni.l
THE UNITED srArLa on kNTnICA,
TO Richard Il. Patton. Defendant
In the name ot the nitod state. nf Ainn -.
lea, YOU aru hereby required Ia appear ~
an action brought against ,uu lV the
ahoNcnancd Plnlutiii ~ the District tuuu
of the Second Judicial district of IA.
Territory of Washington hulding terms at
Olympia. IN Ihur~tun county. iui the
count lies oi Mason. thChaiisand rhurstun.
and To answer the complaint died therein
"a copy at which accompanies THE suni-
mons within twenty DAYS toxviusiVo ~
the day OF SVTVicUl after the stIN iru ga yuti
OF this summons II served wthin this
county; ar. II served unt at this county
Tut within the Second Judicial blstFitt
within thirty days, or u served uut af
said District, then within futtY DAYS. ~ "
served hv publication. then Within sixty
days nom date hereof, 90 Judgment ht ds.
fault VIII Ice taken against you according
20 the prayer ni said complaint.
The above entitled action " brought a.
obtain u decree OF this court diss,il ins
the bonds oI InatTimunY nov ANisting ~
tween plaintiff and defendant. go thr
grounds of cruel treatment aud "a failure
To- provide Tor suiu itatuttH anal family b
for the custody uf Nellie ! Patton and
FTcddi" ~ Patten. minor children hH
division of the community PROPERTY ioi
reasonable attorneys i-e Tot Gusts AMI
disbursements ui this action. aud iur asn
eral relief.
.s Witness John J.. tiust Esquire.
L.s. Judge 1T the said District iautt.
- and the -nsl col said Court I'll.
9TH day of January, A. ~ lsss
H. ~. OnAiEN clerk.
JrpsoS, lsHrAL q MAsyitiH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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W. llaiitI lhiVdl dhh buhk DdlAAll
iht Ftttttsf fturtis ~ thu uutId fnf
t'iifhs 'ie Tsu. tHlfai iuiiurnsa
tuinft l.f.usI'ir tt.Htt iiustssu. -
ht"u'iiiiIs Asiiiiut 4iafth sud " hsHti.
inH Cough aud go uisiH..- Hf thr thttttt
hnd iuufs " iHfittu nautifts up %.
tNinR .il-uuv1ftu y sttrusthHus tho
lungs aud INSTANTLY stisAs tii ittttstka,
81 The throat
ttfftttsn. ohio.
bH tHtfun p,at Nif was itttiiea
for aiHiui ihfrr nuuiha a. fina the last
summer ani Tall Wits iiiuuritIl,a apd =
tial cough Alter ifgtnE ssft eel remedies
without hrilnH snf feiief l Used Eunf
lhfuai shi l,nnf lisiuau and Iuund ,ss,
h'ditt" h'lp hn T,titiuH "a nlshl "a
AH'' iltp uhtiistuftfh ftsi Hnh amer itslHs
TIE ur'iitinu three weeks fHtni ~, sa(f
cured UlA NtII
~ tFtfHtH Threat aui i,HhH halsata
allsia ali irritation ~ She threat. tstH
ifst'H shd heats thr ubas. sat sasists
nature ~ tstestufailoh 90 thfua OF the
corruption N,tii ~ druggist. etety
whete ~ ID ris atsitla fatsisA Atrt -
Go ffupts cleveland uhiu.
=. fwt ssle 81 Acme thug ~lsfs. Olympia
" 4 III ~
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Singing Canaries.

TNHE undersigned have number of fine
i Canaries, to sell ut So per pair, some
of which are excellent singers.
Apply to ID. NJ. Brown, Night Watch
man. or Mrs. Josephine Brown, at their
residence on Maple Park.
Olympia, March 9th, 1885. mi
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Wanted.

4 uisfs g, sell I,iNONs nsw and 80.
~ teFiuf MATS snJ CHANTS A.
iafina 80 sEeaey - sps Ia lbs verdi
tuf q Issap sstsisssisH. fire. address
John DIXON
90 Msskst ~,
NAN ttsneissS. Gal
1OH PRINTING ~ at ktnsis
IL Nssiiy ssestisd ~ The plNfa n he
WAsftiNotDa fAnoAu0s
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1rlu advertisements.
Delinquent Tax Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
~ at public auction. to the highest bid
der to- cash, at Oakland, Mason county,
W, T., On
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s.sss.s ssrss.s vasg

VIII i.e .sa, IN sas oae spply,as ~ ~, J.
teft sialins symlsatsi@ kss aud sas,
rst,s. seesesy ia fssasd "a all bsssiss'ss
ia assr,s. ssusss nsssss
Nhr"astssts euFss 81 hissds ~ hssissv
ses e's.,''r ,,,, s'''r., ',J -,
assts, % A ifailFl q tsatiss fsf a.
uH, SsstseAs DAsset,stbN pue.9So
are the tsess ssd cheapest 0tePeessA
asi ssssssses eafe IA ths msskst. Voc
sal. ~ all druggists
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va utstufHF Years stisih ~ tsss ~ Meusss.
~. tsssslinsie. Nn~tashai Imissinn. Aver.
slan a. rh~ilsiF itiianss@ ~ Ni.stn, kass~s
w. isa Head ths : sai iiuld l.ssains unuh.
ssFyesi 10 the ufinr, a1d ussns silses sats.
eass.s thai lesl ~ Insanity sad heath,
rtsn lgfadnatr ~ lhe tinisefslis ~ 1seass
sflssnlsl, will ssfse a. issfsis tsss uss.
as.a tssstsss hik gase ~ thts kina the
vsrss asstoaAStss tassiss hl. sss.
ulsl advice and tFe.lsaenil Will sss uufs.
~ ia sHfshlna llnlase ~ inlas isss I'sssna
eases ss,rtessfulls wilhasit nssfvurs. tee.
ssi'sste. Tree. fhefutssh essasiasiiaa
ani aashs ieflHstinH anslysl= ~ ufsne,
-, rfire at Vital hsssstss o. So tsntsis.
us t.fat tltaea she yusntisS -. ssns 80 sny
address uls'i, tes'eild ~ Issiee. 90 q. y, u
.ss.,,re tf.'',, el'~.t,ssiios' sud IN rslssts
aanns " Desired by -
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TrrE ortEAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

II . never fsliinH
III ttile fsg sersesss
ssi'llHs, kshsssstssl
Nissiuy, fssaslnsl
Neskhss@ Ntsypsa ,
|sasflaa essss Ne ss
|sssd, imysas neg.
es~sss ssssess, l'ns.
|aissls aud eli The
saesss ~
<sli Aiasss ssushisl
lsslilsr aud sss.~sss
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-12-30
''Caar1estOn's Wealth and Intelli.

II really seems to us that Charleston is ask
ing too much because Of her "wealth and in
tclligence." She now has two Senators, and
by the defeat of the census appropriation bill,
she has twelve members in the House OF Rcp-
rcsentalives when she is entitled to only SIX.
We admire "wealth and intelligence" In 9TH
crs, but when "weGlth and intelligence" ar
rogatcs to occupy the seats in the General AS
Scmbly that righifully belong to others, then
we think we are paying dearly for "Chrrlcs-
toms wealth and intelligence" But we may
he mistaken as to what wealth and intelli-
gencc may consist. We confess that VIC do
not understand it.. Is It something thai Char
lesion OWNS by some divine right? or, Is it a
specified commodity? or, Is it attained by
comparison with country people? If so, why
not fix some public standard, and award
"doublc representation" after a competitive
examination? What is "Charleston'S wealth
and intclliscncc?" Isn't 1t an expensive lux
Perhaps it's a nuisance thai should he
abated. We do not exactly understand the
magic power of "ChHrlcStOn'S wealth and in
telligence." What is it? 1t sccmst to be about
time to investigate the matter, and have tick
planned to country delegates in the General
Assembly.
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The Legislature IN lis efforts to enslave the
poor man, we fear, will yet work luin to the
handwriting class Of our citizens. If the Leg
i>Iaturc IN IS wisdom had chosen to repeal
the Zen las IL would have been honest for
them to DO so, even if ii may have procured Il
hardship 10 maHy ri heir constituents, but
as he law now stands, l0r as the bill was pub
liSlcd last week. the hest lawyer in the State
could scarcely explain the status of the poor
man and whether lie has any rights mt all.
Neither could the best lawyer in the Stale tell
when the merchant would be safe in trusting
customers for his goods. IN this unsettled
condition of affairs, tic merchant will be
more cautious about making credits, and viii
more certainly require the lapdow:irr to waive
his p:ior right 10 rents. Or else the landowner
will hc competed to put his land III jeopardy
to secure the necessary goods with which TO
conduct the work of making the crops. FIX
ccpt in rare Instances. we believe the land-
had better let his lands lie out, than to
involve his credit to supply provisions for
others to make the crcps. The great loss to
the merchant attendant on the lien law AK IT.
was. will be increased L hundred fold, unless
[lc landowner Shall make his claim for rent
Junior To that Of the merchant for supplies.
The merchant is net so anxious to get rid OF
his goods as to give them out without a rGa-
sonablc hope CT receiving pas for them.
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The Chester. Greenwood and Able.
willie Railroad,

No enterprise OF the kind has more to rec
Ommcnd it to the favor Of the county OF Alb
beviilc than the Chester, Greenwood and Ab-
bcvilie Railroad. Its success will benefit this
entire county. The intention of the corpor-
atoyS is TO construct Il railroad from Atlanta,
is lhc centre OF a net work of Railroads
running in every direction, to the town OF
Monroe in North Carolina. At this last point
the road will connect with the system of roads
running North. including the Weldon, Ports
mouth and Baltimore, and the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroads, and tie Baltimore Steam
Packet Company. Thus offering facilities for
shipping cotton never before enjoyed by this
section, with reduced rates CT freight and cot
srurcnt higher prices Of cotton. The farmers
arc especially interested in tho success of this
line. The advantages, offered by this road,
will surely enhance tic value OF their lands
and will cheaper that which th2y are coin,
rc,;cu to Luy, and give them higher prices for
that which they have to sell. 1t will bring
them Il market 10 their very doors for tiicir
timber, old pines and many ether things
which are o almost valIclcSS 70" want Ol Il
market. 1t is believed that il the people
along. the line will grade the road and
furnish tic crossties, that ether parties VIII
readily consent to putthc road in full running
order. The fnllncrs could readily subscribe
crosstieS, which have Il money value and take
pay in stock. They would scarcely feel it and
could secure the road with all its benefits.
What will th0 townships do? y taircr oppor-
tunity for q great road was never presented to
us. Think the matter over ma.urciy and
decide wisely. y
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-12-30
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