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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

BUTTER-Steady and unchanged; fancy creamery
25S2.c choice fine 2h22c dairy fine, l6tgSc. good
10 choice. lldl2C.
EGGS-Weak: lS9lSlt
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New York Produce
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.
UTTEAT-Firmer. No, red. @l469iltc.
CORN-Qute firm; No 2 -il.etA1ec.
pATS-Aore active; mixed. 29lS1c; white A6I40C.
COFEFE-Options steady; sales 1900 bags spot
barely steady: lt1sc.
SUGAk.Steady.
EGGS-Steady, i5i%G1sslC.
BUTTER-Ihoice firm; l$eG2Sc.
CHEESE-Barely steady. quiet; 10l69ii}sc.
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II OMELESS WOMEN-Homeless women out OF
Il employment will find a shelter cheaper than
at any place III the city by coming TO the Faith
Home. ll5 Pennsylvania ave, one door north "
Douglas, li-u
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YT ANTED-By middle aged lady as house,
w keeper or 10 take OF children, country
preferred; Address Mrs Z. j. Perry. Wichita Kan
All.
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DENTISTS.
II. G. SEELYI
|. G. WILSON

Dentist. hiss removed his once Z, the Ge.to Rutld
ing. Corner Second and Nam Street p ~
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yNANTED-To trade Mosler safe with burglar
w proof chest for large fire proof safe with
increased capacity. Address call at lS1 n. Main
street. ). w. Cooper. 6o-tr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

Neutrality-suspicious. by family of three adults
w To rent furnished or unfurnished residence
of about rooms: modern convenieDces. in desir-
able locality. with stable preferred. Rent payable
in advance for term, If an object. UneXceptional
references. Address with full particulars, Resi-
dence lock box S2. q 6s-G+
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ITO EXCHANGE-For a coed livery stock FIRST
Il class residence property In Arkansas CITY.
Kansas. | have two fine residences just finished;
b0tu corner lots. two story. six room houses good
wells. plenty of water, rents for els month: each
both houses built on the latest style and finish
small membranes; will trade one or both. Sarties
wishing to make such exchange Will address me at
this property Is gilt edge anu will T. j.
Turner Arkansas City. Kan S-6s
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FOB sALEMIsCELLANEoUs.


IrOR sALE-E.arge safe and Gfi1ce furniture also
II boiler and engine. All good and very
cheap. FL. AcEernlsn Co.. room No. III y Main
street g -
L'OR sALE-Trade or rent 81 ny OWL farms IN
II Greenwood. wilson. FIX. Goyley- A7a her.
counties will trade Tor Wichita property comfy
property Asd rent for grain or cash agreed
you viii do vel 10 ne II ySB want aDOVs o.
son; room !. ~ last Douglas ". " Chapman
ga.
L,oR sALE-For cash. a: ~ cents the dollar. lota
Il on CaicazO avenue west. s5sd also ~ acre. Of
land wei improved. sDyHt ~ mica from y 5chgfa
Nus sell must have money, price n ooJ@c'. Come
or you bHyerx. this IL only Tor fs~ day J.
EagsxOYtn Room Il. Getto block. sS-st
I,oR SALE Or REHsT-Sotlcs 70 non resldssts--
II All property. either sG bsrhan iBssde. placed
exclusively care. for sale or Tesf. viii have
r'roperty Reference. wfchlts ssfgoa.g EzEs- la
raei Bros- room = over IL y kar3et 81. Jsrssi-
ETers new oetldnS- HkAt
I,&OR sALE-No.lsr safe. ra.esurn saz~ oosbse
4 door. zood - new Cbesp. easy feyfns- /. l.
sesc0Elb dTEgziss, ~ + Deszsias aEe. -
Tor sAIE-se&fe booss. shorr nss WRITER'S cote
IT tooks. oiaflE Teces y &sa Hsre boosS and seEAl
bank. IL every kI2s. &St! orders lzcs Ky ASss1ss
CEll &C. O. address ise u ics4ta kAGLE. = ca-
T. Kan sSa
LOB sALE-fSr~ par q z;frs GER rr9rtise s.&I
Il is Zslsz diameter - fsCs ysa5on rs d.sz@t>r
t~ofxcs earn Sisk = ss+ scrcss cared - lcses
aud q teeth Ssi 81 Cks&sE a@Fsr ses1 49, cot
ttSvlI SCI FOR - es@a i tassa soSA a Y 80
Esgie cslcs- az q
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"ANTED-A young woman would like to have
W. as tuation TO do general Homework in q
small family, or housework and assist in nursing:
can give good reference Inquire at The Faith Home
10 pennsylvania av., one door north or Douglas
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WANTED-A situation to do housework bys good
w girl Best OF references. Cail at ll5 Pennsyl Iva
mia ave. dbl Uts
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-" ANTED-By respectable young lady, dress
w making any kind OF needlework. viii
work out by the day II desired. Address iocK box
Us. % 81
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WANTED-MI MISCELLANEOUS.

NAN1 ED-At once. n manager man woman
w in every vicinity. Profitable business. Lib
era business. All time not necessary. Give refer
onces Address II. Woodward & Co, Baltimore
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO TUNING.
". n. Powers, practical piano tuner and repairer,
50 years experience, and work fully warranted.
Orders left at Shaw's music house. l29 N Main, will
receive prompt attention 4o-tf
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S,TORAgr-For hSusehoid goods rnercks sdiss
- boxed or loose. II ron nave any goods % store
bring them 20 the wichita storage Co. No iN West
nouyl a Az, AQ
MN N MAS and Certiicats, for
Ilpl Schools, Colleg-s, etc, Calling
I'LL INJ Cards. Invitation and Announce
ment Cards Of ali kinds Bonds,
etc. Lithozraphsd and Printed a. the
Wichita EAGLE Office, Wichita, Kansax
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WANTED-A girl with references wants some
w light Aousework. Inquire at 3lS North Market.
df.,E ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl for general housework Ingui
w at l146 \. Emporia ave. do o
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FOR EXCHANGE

L'Ok REN "A six-room house corner OF level
and Ih street; handy TO street car Bum
& Morehouse, Us Market - djs-t
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ITO EYCHANGE-g.s acres good Sumner county
Il land six miles from Wellington free from is-
cumbrance, and Si0,DtD To $3.50 cash TO sxchR gs
good Wichita Improved property worth s2s ~ to
North Main street d5att
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VA ANTED-A partner with from 500 70 $1,000
w to engage in pI odtable mercantile business
in this city Good references given and required.
li-If
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Depot Second and Wichita street; ticket Office LIZ
North Main street, h. l.; BLECkLEf-
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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NOR SALE-I.args safe and Office furniture also
boiler and engine. All good and very
heap. FL. AcEerp1sn Co.. room 3 No. III y Main
rreet q %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-03

w ANTED-Girl to do general homework In
w small family. Apply Today AZ over
HYDE q Hum ble's book store. Ga-6i
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Whereupon Owen stopped him aud
said alter that, md write: I nm Yet
in the land Of tho dying, but I hope
soon to bo in the land Of the living.
SO shy to you boreavcd wife, and
sorrowing friends, change your grief
to joy ! Rejoice with me, that broth.
er Wclch is no longer on the land
with the dying, but in Paradise with
the living, enjoying the just towards
Of his labor. n
A few yards from his grave stands
tho magnificent temple, which he
took an active part liz erecting and
dcdicating to the service of God, as Il
monument of his worth, and a silent
sontinal over his ashes. Itshall perish.
He shalt live. "a
Ito Inns dono tho work Of truo man; i
Crown him, honor him, love him;
Weep over him tears Of women; .4t
btoop manifest brows above him.
For tho warmost Of hearts is froxon
Tho frecst Of hands Is etiiI,
And the gap in our piokod and chosen
The long yoars may not iii,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-07-19
SPARKS FROM COYINGTON.

Ploasaatrios OF tho Glorious 4th In tho
Garden Of tho County. N
Mr.. EDITOR:
While ! think Of the times, with nv
pencil in hand,
! will write you solnc lines from this
part Of the land 5.
If you think them for your columns
too much of q mess,
You can give them to your basket
instead Of your press.
l am not not gifted III poetFy neither
in prose,
AS your readers will admit before I
shall close.
The 4th Of July was my holiday for
rest,
! visited at neighbor's to meet with
some guest.
travelled over hilltop, valley and
And heard the sweet music of little
LILLY JANE,
The five year old daughter Of Mr..
Huestcss "JoE"
Who lived near Beauty Spot not many
years ago,
But since has moved over old Crooked
Creek, 0
For healthy location and q fortune
to seek. n
From thence I went to the Covington
Spring, I5l y. "a
And heard sweet music Of the violin.
b ring. 6. 3 s5sE q 3s
3;
my noon /; Z b y 81 $S't
Among the visitors this week is Miss
Macy Calhoun,
And q Bennotsville gentleman with a
busting look, s
Ills sir name Covington, his given
name Cook.
While writing the above 1 have near
ly forgotten,
10 mention the farmer, the corn or
the cotton n
While tho cotton of nv own is yery
inferior,
10 all the neighbours cotton, Mr.. j !.
Woodley's is superior.
While thinking Of the cotton, I will
mention the corn,
| have never seen the like since I was
born h
Asa field Of fine corn not far from
our door,
That That j is .l own by a gentleman, Mr.. T.
Q. Moore. (
While writing the above, itappears to
my mind 81
That its July the twelfth day Of cigh.
ty and nine,
! have written these lines with little
subject but rhyme.
So goodbye. Editor Brown, until the
next time.
LINUS.
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McCOLIj I'IEMs,
E------. i3

It seems that one Of tho 4 most
social, progressive and prosperous.
little towns in tho county;has boon
neglected il your, colums. Hen nco,}
this is q reminder that oCoiL[11. iisS 81
Q place Of schools, and churches
and good morals the homo Of faifl
woman and honorable merchants
We feel proud Of orr merchants,
and challenge tho county to find 4
9 town whore better bargains.
fairer dealings, and more gontle.S
manly treatment can be obtained
than at the hands of our bnsip9ss /
men. = n u s. .2SS Il 3f IS
Tho contract for the Methodist
church here has been given to to, Mi.
Elkin ofSFayetteyille, and ia to bo$ (
finished f September LIST. Judging
from its design twill &c one q
the handsomest churches Of 3thoa
county. III
Rev. John Kilgo, agent Of w of. /
ford College, and Prof. @ Olinlscalcs
of Columbia Female College have have /
recently visited our town In tho
interest Of thoirrespectiye schools.N K
On Sunday the 7th at the Presby-
terian church Prof. @. addressed
the s. School, and Rev. y IIilg,os
preached, the largest congregation
OF the year being present. iAg& /
usual Prof C's earnest selisiblo
speech made for him q host ofsS
friends, and j ohm K.ijgo, with his
characteristic enthusiasm, captiya.
ted his hearers. The collection
for W offord both here and at Pho
Grove amounted to$10O. 5
These gentlemen have conclus
sivcly shown that the schools they
represent deserve the admiration
OF the Mcthodists Of tho State, and
that laying aside denominational&
pride they are worthy of thcir$.
patronage. Most fair thinking \
people concede, and especially
! Methodist, that in the past w offord
has dono as much or moore than nan
any school III tile State for tic
cause Of education. Surely tho
66.000 Methodist in South Carolina
will not let tho first school$in@ tho
State die for the want;o of $5O.OOOli i5s
Surely, since President Carlisle &
and O. e the faculty Of wv offord Il ys,s q
mad jl'l sllch aond derfn sJos
Ss:eess y, n
vii v mot 3'|, II a7IlloW her college to dio
on their hands ST,
Society has been on a boom for8Sss
the past week. Miss Mary M Col. NJ
um, Of Rccdy Greek springs, has \
been visiting Miss Sallio M Lean, 5
OF misplace. As beauty, viyacity, II
and fine sense are admired here as 4;
elsewhere, these yonng ladies have
been the centre OF attraction for
onr young men. Miss Mary will
return home to morrow, and tour
young men" will cherish many
pleasant thoughts Of her visit. .'5SI$
A NEIaHBoR.
July 1s, $50.
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The Fattest Fee On Record.
July 1880.

Speakin Of the thrifty lawyers and
fat fees, the achievement Of Judge
Hilton ofNew York in this line places
him several laps ahead of tho whole
legal procession. lie had tho good
fortune to win the confidence ofA4ex-5
andcr i. Stewart, the 'tmerchant
prince" who, partly rs m act Of
friendship + and partly as compensation.
tor professional services, bequeathodg
him 100000. -Four days after
Mr.. Stewards death, in consideration
Of that legacy, Judge Hilton acquired
from Mrs. Stewart transfer to him.
self Of Stewards interest about 9Ol
per cent lin tile, business Of a.. d. &
Stewart y Go. This swas in 1876. In5
the next nine years he acquired tho
Stewart building, various bank stocks.
and other property that had boon
Mrs, Stwarts, and at hor death tho
accounts he kept for her s. 5wed her
in his debt about $1,1O0,OOO. Tho
net result was that Judge Hilton
passed from all ordinarily successful
attorney in 1876 to the possession.
Of from $1,000, O,00Ot SIG, 900, ,OOO-.
with no allowance for increase by in-.
yestment or otherwise -by 1856, when,
Mrs. Ste wart die. The magnificent
estate which it took the most succc esss ,,xS
tul merchant Of his generation forty
years Of hard labor and the shrewdest;
kind Of business management B to flc.3
quire, on ordinary lawyer acquired 5in.
nine' years apparently without any
labor at all. The only pretonlsse Of III ail !
equivalent is alleged tprofessional5
services sol as Mrs. StoWarPs7l legal adYiss
scr" For ways that are as Yet dark,
and tricks that boat Chinese clienp' ]
: lebor out Of sight, the legal pdyisor isl
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-07-19
DIRECTORY.
OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METIoplsr-Rey. j. w. Daniel, Pastor
1856 a. H., ana sac j.. IN. Praycr-leeet. t.
ing Wednesday afternoon at s O'Clock.
Supt. S. S., J.F. Everett. n.
DArTrsT-Rcv. r.. N. Pratt Pastor
Preaching 1880 a. M, $50 p. III. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at 9.30
o'clock. Supt. S. s., q. d. Jordan.
PREsBYrERIAN-Rcv w. b. Corbctt
pastor. Preaching at 10:3O u. IN. and 500
y. m Sunday School ut $50 A.. NJ. Pray
er-mccting OIL Tuesday afternoon Mt 1.3O
o'clock. Supt. S. S., +. Dudley.
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LINUS.
DOTS FROM DARGA.N.

Some few OF the farmers in this sec,.
ton are through "laying by" their cot.
ton. The crops in this section are fine.
so the farmers are still in good heart for
good crop this year.
We regret to hear Of the death or the
little IS months old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude natc. Of Brightsville. We
also sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Moore, Of Adamsville in the loss Of
their Oldest child. She was about Is
years old.
We are glad to hear that our friend
Mr.. Charley Sheriff. is able to visit his
father In Hebron. D
The picnic at the old Factory came
oil on the 12th. About o'clock the
buggies. carriages and road carts began
to roll up to the place we'll loaded with
all ages, and Smyrna rations. Gibson
Station was represented by some OF its
iaircst daughters, and handsome young
men. About II o'clock twas announc.
ed that dinner was ready. OF all Bic. J.
MICS we never enjoyed one any better
than the Smyrna Sunday School pic>nic.
About 3 o'clock the pic.nicers begar,
to leave to attend the funeral Of Mr.'B.
.. Moorc's daughter.
Married on the ID inst, Mr.. Charley
Odam. Of Brightsville, to Miss Alice
Bennett. OF Hebron. We wish the young
and happy couple a long life ''i
Rev. Il. j. Stackhouse preached an,
aplc sermon at Smyrna last Sunday
evening from the 1st chapter and 26
verse verse OF Genesis. 81 33s B. {,
Julylrs, 1850. 4,
Read the new ordinance againab dam
e aging shade trees 500 will DO pafd fosl
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- tits understood liz }wasIlliinlgasI3$
ton y. that the Civil Service 3 CON.
mission Y viii ehortely reqpest tho
PRESIDENT 70 Issue an order BRING
ing within the civil soriy,ice laiYI; M
y the !. force necessar for tlie king
tof@ the {#eleyeflthY 3 census. . Sho onl1s
stl 5tila u resi- y don't Tho red l}sst,
D tgill y give the coilt trol
.ot aboat 800 ( pointinei sss
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

* Daily. + Daily except Sunday.
Tfain No. III connects ut Florence with
train on G. & d. II. il. for Choraw, $. O.,
and Wadosboro, N. G.
No. Sc runs through to Colum-
bia via Central II. r. Of $, G.
Nos. 7S and ID run aolid to Wilmington,
N. g., making cloae connection with w.
" w II. r. for oil points north.
j. II. KENLY, JNO. +. DIVINE
snpt. Trans. Genl Supt.
4. NJ EMERsoN. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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OUR COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sheriff, d. 4. Bogers,
Clerk, G. NJ. Woathorly,
Coroner, John X. Sampson.
probntc Judge, 7. I. Rogers.
school Commissioner, John A. Calhoun.
County Commissioners, J. II. Coyington, J.
G. Campbell, Rniford Gibson.
Auditor, Jacob Afford,
Treasurer, j. II. Iilos,
supervisor of Registration, r. r. McRnc,
Clerk of Board County Commisstonors-rs
W. Boucher.
Senator, C. s. Mccall
Representatives, II. N. Edons and w. D.
Evans.
Jury commissioncr->El Eli II. Covington.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR 8ltnHEla CIRCUIT,

REV. w. II. KIRToN, p. c.
First and Sd Sunday-Ilcbron, | | 4 m;
Ehenczcr 3 p. m.
Second and fourth Sunday Parnassus
II u. III. Zion 3 y. m.
Saturday before each first and third
Sunday Oak Grove 3 y. m.
Saturday before each second and fourth
Sunday Hunts Bluff II a. M.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR BEAnETISYlllE CIRCUIT.
REV. q. NJ, BOYD, p. q,

lst Snndny
Bethel at II m; Antioch at 8 p III
2d Sunday.
Boykin at liam; Drcedel's Chapel at 8
3d Sunday.
Pine Grove II am; McColls 8 = IN.
4tA Sunday
Beauty Spot at II a m; Smyrna at p III
REV. Il. E. sTAcKlIoUsE, j. r.
Isl .;u;iitay
Pine Grove ut II m; Mccol's 3p. m.
2nd Sunday
Beauty Spot at II Il III; Smyrna 3 r m
81 Sunday
Bethel at j m; Antioch IN
dM Sunday
Boykin Mt [ m; Brcodon's Chapel 3 p m
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+. North MARLBORO CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS ron 1889

REV. i. Q. BERRY, p. G.
FIRST SUNDAY. t
Shiloh "a o'clock, y III Ebcnczor ] l O'Clock, ~
SECOND SUNDAY.
Oak Grove ! o'clock, II IN. Now IIope 81 m
pnasant Hill !! p. III.
THIRD SUNDAY
Ebeneior 81 o'clock, p IN. Shiloh RI m
!,S, 4.
New licpo O'CLOCK, q ni.ss OAK Grove 3 / + nj
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BETHANY CHURCH.

Proaching 1st and 3rd Bunday at 8 i. NJ, by
Rov. j. Waltcr Daniel.
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon ut
half pnst o'clock.
The public cordially invited to nit ond these
services. i
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*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
No. 53 runs through TO Charleston,
S. o, via Central II. r., arriving Man,
ming 7:20 p. NJ, Lanes 500 p. NJ ;.
Charleston 9.15 j. NJ.
No. 81 runs through TO Charleston via
Ccntrnl Il. r., arriving Manning 8.4S
a, NJ, lanes 8 33 A, NJ, Charleston
1l.3U a. NJ. n.
No. &c connects at Florence with G.
and d. train for Choraw and Wadcsboro.
Nos. ~ and ID make close connection
81. Wilmington with w. & w. II. II. for
all points North.
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Trains moving North.

No. 2, Pass. and Mill. Freight and Accom-,
3 45 a III Leave Mt. Airy II 80 D M
R z l5 Il III Arrive Greensboro Z Is M
9 IS IL IN leave Greensboro 7 90 a n,
02 |, M Arrive Sanford 25 . III
20 pm Leave Sanford 24J u nj
3 ~ pm Arrive Fayetteville S As j. M
8 IS p fl Leave Fayetteville s 90 q IN
IS . m Arrive MaxtoG 9.lO a IN
s IS pm Leave NIaxtou 40 m
8 40 y III Arrive Bennet!sville II SIS a m
No. 2--breakeast at Greensboro.
M. 2-dinncr ut Sanford.
Factory Brdnch. :. Freight &c PASSENGER.
TRAIN MOVING NORTH.
I.onye MilIbnro 7.25 "a m
nrTPe GREENSBORO 800 n III
LNvo Greensboro 1910 n m
hrriVe Madison 1880 y III
TRAIN MOVING SOUTH.
Lcayc Madison at Ids n,
Arrive Greensboro 4l5n M
!ohVo greensboro AS y M
hTr'o Mliiboro G.30 p M
Passenger and Mail Train runs daily oxccpt
Sundays.
Freight and Accommodation Train runs
trnm Dcnnottsyilc to Fayetteville Tuosdars.
thursdays and Saturdays; from Fayetteville to
Donncttsville oil Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; from Fayetteville to Greensboro on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; from
urtonsbnro to Fayetteville on Tuesdays, Thurs.
dhys and Saturdays; between Greensboro
nnd MT. Airy on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Trains on Factory md Madison Branches
run daily except Sunday.
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1889-07-19
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, ri

No. SO runs through from Charleston
via Central II. IL.
! Lcaving Lanes 1874 A. A., Manning
9,OS a. Nj.
Sundays No. Sd leaves Charleston 8. 80
A. NJ, Lanes 1928 A. a., Manning
ll.l0 A. NJ, Sumter ll.1G A. NJ, al,
rives Columbia Ito p. NJ.
No. Sc rms through from Charleston
yin Central r. x. leaving Lanes 7.l3
i. NJ, Manning 1882 y. M.
Train on 9. 4 D. r. Il. connects at
Floronce with No. So.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-25
ORPHANS GALA DAY.
The Waits of the Two Cities Given
Their Annual Excursion
ON THE MAYFLOWER BY GUSKY'S.
A Feast of Peanuts, Provisions, Water
melons, Fireworks, Etc.
NOTHING TO MAR THE DAYS PLEASURE

1t was a privilege yesterday to be an
orphan, at least during the time of Gusky' s
fifth annual picnic excursion up the MonOn-
gahela river, given to the orphan children
of Pittsburg and Allegheny. Not only did
the thousand children think so-and they
wore badges of different orphan asylums-
but countless other little waits wished they
could be orphans for day as they watched
first the pies, cakes, melons, etc.. carried on
board the gayly-decked steamer Mayfower
yesterday morning as she lay at her wharf;
and later saw the parentless picnickers
chaperoned by motherly-faced ladies and
bright misses follow in the wake of the
goodies and receive the password to the en-
joyment of a whole day ''chuck full' of
steamboat rides, sweetmeats, swings, fire.
works, and, above all, few hours away
from the dust and SCOT of the city.
81 wish was an orphan" said one of
three little river rats Iongingly casting
glances at the boat and the badges on the
orphans. Suddenly his companion's face
frightened and he disappeared, but reap
peared soon, and then all three marched up
the gangplank along with the scholars of
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum. One of the
managers saw the badges on the waists of
the dirtv-faced youngsters, and asked:
"What school do you belong top
I've forgot" said one.
The others looked bewildered, but were
not deprived of the pleasure they sought,
and they nearly killed themselves with all
the watermelon and peanuts they wanted,
"for nothing, too"