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RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah RaIRE
SceduIe in Effect April 21st 1871

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Il Standard Time, which is 50 minutes asa
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
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wine. beer, etc, concluded that they bad
been secreted there by some of the
aforesaid smugglers. The stuff was
shipped TO the office of the collector Of reve-
nue. at Tampa, and the collector notified Of
the find. Shortly afterward the agent
who had charge Of the vacant house, began
inquiring for these bottles, and the rev.
enue inspector sent 70 the revenue officer to
have them sent back again, as he had dis
covered his mistake. Search being insti-
tuted, nothing but the empty bottles conld
be found, however. and-well, We are in
formed that suit will be brought for the
contents
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AT STERNBRRG'S.
The Glass Sale a Success.

Not all closed out, however, though our
success and the great number of our visitors
were highly gratifying to us. This week
will continue the Glass ware and Crockery
sale, and general clearing out of odd arti-
Giles in Bric-a-Brac and fine ornamental
goods. Those who have not thus far
awaited themselves of our invitation should
not allow this week to pass without visit
to Our Second Floor. The collection of
rare and beautiful novelties displayed is
worth behold G, merely from an artistic
standpoint, even though you may not want
or may not buy single article, which,
however, will not render your visit less
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see much and derive. we think. sufficient
pleasure from the visit to compensate for
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Marrow Escape from G Collision of
Passenger Trains-A Negro Robbed
An Aged Lady of Warreuton Proba-
bly, Fatally Injured A sumter
County Man Thrown from His Wa
gon.
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A POEGEs5 SEEKS DIVORCE.
Minns IryinE pisoov ers That Her Mar
AisGs Vows Are Calling.

MiunaslryinE Discov ers That Her Mar
hisgs Vows Are Calling.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 17.-Minna Irving, the
Tarrytown poetess of sweetness and
warmth,>wilfsoon appear again before the
public, this time as an applicant for di-
vorce from her doubly married husband,
Irving H. Delamater. 1t is alleged that
Mis- Irving has made the horrible discov-
cry that Mr.. Delamater is a plebeian and
incidentally one of the boys. 1t is also as
serted that her suspicious were first aroused
by the regularity with which he borrowed
car fare from her. Be this as it may, the
fact remains that tie whole case is to be
aired in the divorce court mex week.
Miss Irving first married Mr.. Delamater
on Friday, Oct Is, 1889. She brooded over
the fact that marriage had taken place on a
Friday, and consequently she became I'M
happy, aud determined upon another mar
riage with her husband to change her luck.
as it were. The second nuptials took place
on July 10, 1890, since which time Mrs.
Delamater has not been heard from.
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"Juat az Good"

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Knam has started rebellion In Chiengmai.
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