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w D,ve and loade., '-e "n
swered. the big horse
l nau D on5 Dave loaded! What 40
non mean7 said I, for I e0ns,aei'u ssi'a Of
IT,; j. absolutely impossible that a nsrse .n
II "a ao; o;sa should have got such immense
los logs into the wagon without ,osdsd. ns'p. /
~. Yes. SAID he, Dave aad 'oaO ~ the
chain and hitched on 10 'As
took a ., the tns logs, andwe managed to get
them in. ,ov # was done.
s i sugar tree had been teileo' ~
lie that it lay aslaus, one END rss, s,sus,ed.
the ground and. the o'nI, n,Ss to the
n ,us 1I ssd hitched the horse Dave 10 'nn nn
,e. he hau @ : hswn log and hauled it up Oh
=nt emu so this sugar tree, the end pI0'ssn saon
the 10 'n'' fsr enough to back the wagon wagon
Ter, over i~l Tbree made load ana
he una .nsn he got three hauled up III u. 't,e ,he
res. "nen ~ ~ backed the hind end a OF the
and way aan ~, Nd under them. and h'..arS aan.
opIe .,a powerful horse IN HUN ~ -. QUO,
and e, ,ouo cham, which eh'e' ,oax
uced of long. long Ia ,ans,h of the wagon body 'i
ring ,,,,ed them, one at u'he, :. ;
onto ao, This was much '' -.
ii his .hs neighborhood, as II Was - h
tn his oraat achievement tof au,
Vt this 10 He worked the VIM e-;.ts
louder -,o,tbs and until the loo was ..ar
lvsses' no,,,;ro these logs and oenel s =
tremor ex hu1ldjpg, with the eAe'p
rounds .;uo,e week.
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GOOD story is told of the as;d;ug ms,u
-, Pisbop Ames, that while pie'. sst
ulss M - certain conference in the VS. 80;
am a member began TRADE .tsa1ios ag1,n,s God CO..
y versities and education, 'nanT'rs harrnpssd by
.sat he had never been CORRUPT osd.
.As ,aot with a college. After pfo.. ,
cOn,ar' ,su. fn for few minutes, the Bishop ano
ins .s.rrnnted with the question: .,.ls ~
z ndar.tand that the brotnef , 'n
S 1,i Go6 for his iguoraacea" "wel' ;. stt, ~.
a was the answer, "yOu can awel,. p1l ' ALL H.
o ~ an if YOU want to-" wen
A. way Saye to say" said the Blsh0'
m nase n~,setest musical tones, $
saw is tuat the brother
thank God for,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-12-09

.;,,e A gOod de@i ,
,lI,I nhilosophy Of life is embodied III II. !
compass. ,>rnA
~ .,ne,, all Is bright, the fanny
together, and there is ,..,1 n0'n,ns tor, i, is
VA vTrv much to be thankful '0'' ,ns
, all to look ahead to say 'ne 1 .nd
: ,ba, would wish known Sno"'0
denly die. .a;, the school
g ~. "'sn "srd, where one of the students
it grave S, Savs been put had he died.
is "O Nsxt / wish no monument oi a1s ,r1s
ip ss Ns[, over my grave, only a s'mp,, d.
ut 'hSar ar,, service without sermon OF a. ,
,pnsr 'nmpt a, ora,ory.a soldiers innsns onons
9TH temp, hone ~ that there will be s enOns
in .s r - eee that the work CONTINUES >
5 OF ,'',aa' D,ass some one makes sacr'hcs' ~ :.
18th u'''e,' II cannot go on. A WORK IN !"
to re- reouires no sacrifices does s. 10, s,,sn ~ F
.oye Iequ reg 'ncb N fulfilling Gods plan
fot na." commonly called sacr'hce
he is rs,,Iv n" the bes, natural use OF On? ~,
fela5 a oaa,s | resources-the best INV.
brass anu o"r y, ones time, strength
fees 'as' s,ps. He who makes no sucn "
r;6ces IS most to be piueo' ,;r nv
with n.a,ban because he knows nosN''
W God. reat thing
hrink n the school the grea' '''''7
10: ~ n.oas,ber to refrain from hasey
serene wise words and actions-'o '
v'D' and only seek the best good Oh a
.ur there sr aet rid OF workers whose tsmps'a'
nerican are unfortunate, whose ne'us u.s. .
7,roDe ,a, 1l no matter how much iea'n
maiden ,s,t, a,,tnre they may have-can'anS
ia wife as i worse than heterodoxy'
' has no neI' wi.b no effort Of biography
pt when Good friends might get up pa
,en then oood story, but it would ,io no'
h bated whole ruth-the tru'n o' :, =
i'm, and lies down, we hardly N"o Lii.
IS he has Cod only does; trust n,' ,'
r,a shorter ones creeo u"
Of flourish "simply to thy cross l cling !
is guard for me. ,-s,, for nv
r and has am most '""' war ex
the alarm my Hawaiian home' my ,T;',, war sn ,n
nDtiue to nv college days at " .'
life and work at Hampton, =,
Y years of has OlesSeu 'no nome the choice
| by smiles with 1t nave for nv iri
ieI nv: onainst helpers, and then suco a S. 50
ION 41,,s Of to do something dHectlS ~
Lom as the free bV '"s w." oorouered,
I'd strength, those "l'o WV" ,n ,,other
it, by daily work mas O
in nllr | leqGs
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C;ncinnaG, anu oring oaeA
load OF passengers. e circus s'
"ns anov came along in which there 1
was call for somebody to co',1 a1,r,vs
was and ride a pony he was always
5 .ha one to present himself ana W"z. .
5 'n0 - undertook to ride ne roue,
: srsi. 1Ssa nrac,ice he kept up until he goe "
to be so large that he was ~'''
&c ride pony. , how a show
c.oa along in which there was 'nr, nnv
ass osa si.,ons nony, trained TO thro" any
pie cn's', ,hat attempted to ride him.
at O0p5 ST;u a"so anv bow come forward and ride
raj ,; nony7 shouted the ring master.
ugh TINS a. po stenped forward and noun
es; ~ ,hs nonv. The performance Os
for W. aa Round and round the ing "sS ~
that the pony, faster and faster' mas'Os AJAX sds ,s'
cunt .ns ls.test t effort to dlsmOunt the roe
But g'G Dr. 1Tlvsses sat as steady as II III
ce is Dus sn to the pony's back IRE
5 self naI a,,s . ont came large monkey a.
nvest, sn snrang up behind Ulysses. Inc psol y
and 'plS orcat shout of laughter
sac Sc, on the ap pony ran but it all p,Oous u;
c Is Oh w ~ the rider. Then the III
ling Of no CIV en~' made the monkey jump o
11nos 111"sses, shoulders, standing with WITH.
g is to t.at on his shoulders and ",'.
'ty, un, Ss,ds holding on to his haH' ~ \,
selfshly 'a. 4s.,a was another and still 10
all; TO shout, but not muscle ol y Wv ~
raments ro moved. There was not d u
are not i ot his nerves. A few more !, ~
sning or ad a. the ringmaster gave it up; NJ
nkerous aN1 s across boy that the pom
monkey both could not d's"0u"'
by made. ''o bod habit OF ridin
pfe'S ,o-.es to water, standing up VI
'ot be the ne ,,o, b.re backs. He began this P P
ife usually O'le . five wears old. Al
oo'Se"N ~ nine he would ride theh a.
lis mercy, Of their speed, he standing =,
the better: Vi ''@' ,I.,,ocino himself by tn
is enough ioo' ''''' ~. Ground over "
,sad to make these perio''li@"'
~ parents uS0u " s..canding toward the
eSpe''s,, fop near neighpor's boy VINO uHu> ~
ans Sn1 .o,, ~ rival him in speed, altnougA i
nS'npaD apona ing up, was unfortunately 'n'o
icest people his nous, .s hroke his own |
friends and 1e ,a., 49, . horse to balk
rand chance ne'e' ad 70 oct one colt
10. '"1 .I for broken and then put an0'"I
d, and Indian sue ,,n ". for breck,ng horse
gfea' p' II became known in the
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THE COUNTRY LAWYER.
BY HON. JAMES A. CONNELLY.

The following is the response to
the toast The Country Lawyer" by
Hon. James A. Connolly of Spring
field at the annual banquet of the
Illinois State Bar Association at the
Leland Hotel, Spring field, January
IS, 1898.
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentle
men:-As there may be difference
OF opinion concerning the limitation
of the subject assigned to me, | will
assume that it relates to all but
metropolitan lawyers, inasmuch as it
is the fashion of the day to speak of
the country as including every place
outside the boundry lines OF a
metropolis.
While the country lawyer might
be classically termed "RustlcuS, "
yet if we take him as class he will
be found anything bat a rustic cuss
when it comes to dexterous use Of
the "nice, sharp quiblets of the
law"
His clothes may not fit HIM like
those of his city brother, but that is
the fault of his tailor
His hair and beard may not be
trimmed in "Fashion Plate" style,
but that is the fault of his barber.
His Office may not be swept and
busted daily; the law books on his
shelves may not be bright and clean
as in the library Of his city brother,
and smart, clean volumes of reports
and digests may not be SO numerous
but what are there look like old
soldiers just returned from long
campaign they have seen service.
While Hale, Coke, Blackstone,
Chitty, Stephens, Story, if they
could return, would feel like unnatur
lized foreigners in the offices OF his
metropolitan brother, they could
drop into the county lawyers office
and feel at home, for they would find
the cream of their life work holding
the place of honor on his book
shelves, and their names household
words.
The country lawyer loves "old
friends, old books" and before the
advent OF the Prohibs, he loved the
other member of the famous trinity
old wine-generally Of the Kentucky
brand
The country lawyer is ruminant
animal.
He don't swallow his legal food
hastily, but he walks into. .}fs .. :.
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a. -
to g. --c,sst~i.. 5 !, -, 5ad axe
sassass-s- ''ass,ss..-.s-.;.sr -. dSfsose.
part eapon for their delen'0'
the foundations for the
f[y' 'dence OF State are ;5d;s 10 D
some "
y. "e ~a IN ali her varied moods
tin ,T'a, and sunshine, furnishes aDs the
own a Al with With trophies and l.; sm,ds n"ds
re e.srev;th ~ he garnishes his .rioe ruae
.nsaeb ,,slsnt to the point of tou'n."E M !,
'peeon reeuarce re so does nature as s,as IT.
eloque - him in the spreading helus
con'sS ,e s1ear skies the unstudied gossip p
bomely o, speech of those .,rnoo, amOnI
lo' nn,n he lives give to him a s'fenss :.
~no,n oon;ousness Of illustrations an IL
1;opt opt' into the motives and mlnu, 1,:;,
sig n nj ths, t1st enable him to touch vii
,,,s aas,er hand the cords that 'eau o
tlsif ,he;r hidden thoughts an" mo
'hsp Ths az law , is a coy maiden. SnS
y uot 10 be had for the asking :,
n NC Che d;sElkes the sounding Dl g
lie 2'I . ,hs linking cymbal, and 1
9 from wars alarms meets
: i in the busy metropolis ,1 whelJ sh
e Of d, dollar l is Deity, makes nst Tanns sn
strprrom it, and ezcIaim with 'a, ou'I .
mo ,naulgent Gods! with n, m'nI viva
run a"Give me ,nuu Iaart. to range the sylvia
ds. Ana s",,s'I ~, roverty, no smiling care,
No spiend,o pU' no servile grandeur
is somNo well bred hate A'
ore bornobe country lwyer is an an, ~,
resided suct, 1t don't flourish IN II
e never law there is not coy 81, !,
county withe worried and worn
ID to Force, but she
6 Il, =, y over the house, excep
II 'he milk If man is asleep and eve
1t nave y0" les her orders with
est it may awake biz
d what have S'ou' VI
one.
lin, It took a unotry lawyer canno' .:
S. Of evolution on ia regime for he Is
our ancestors alwales watch tower .
dants miobt when first to souno
,nable trousers re usurp as found attem
,lution works The { l@'A "
lawyer, and calm stu Id" S"'
metropolitan of fortune ehai''o'0 =
he races on observati+s VI
OF a metrop- his fellouR " A.,
the worlds lite, eradtr = -
rid hunts up bee gather "i' d
1ing, it finds as the al ton1" :,
ing on legal endeavor {
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deep, and filling himself, &
chew it over and over, unt9
digestion enables him to !
it and make it a part
self.
He don't have to hurry.
have to eat, sleep think
to time table made by some
steam railroad company.
He makes his own lin
changes it to suit his own
ience, and is therefore
.iert
time.
He makes the trip tr'P0(
once every twenty Il
his hurrying ~ sun
even j! Jl3as.urs just as -
qis4ite as rap o'o'A hon
mis- is to b forward ,,1n n,bl
page. ~. a c,
While the ml' s;o'
be the clown in me
the applause of t'.N ma
his quips, his A''hs the
swelling lmportai7' Ds th,
lawyer is the all 70,
who holds the attent re
ticket, by his barebat,
and lofty tumbling, tig a,
ing and blowing the tro f,
band.
The country lawyer il i
that can pull his share OF
corn to market, or be STRIP
harness mounted, and run
a race at the cross roads.
The country lawyer is S
like the poet ; he is more b
made, and Humor presid
birth, for a good joke ne
idside the lines of his count
giving him a call.
Skim the cream off the
your dairy and what h
left?
Skim the cream country
metropolitan bar, and W
you left?
According to Darwin,
long time for the process of
to evolute the tails off our
so that their descendant.
comfortably wear fashionabl,
but the process of evolutio
rapidly on the country Law
often when we find a met
brother winning all the
the kite shaped track of a
oils until he attracts the
attention, when the world
his pedigree and training,
him, as a colt, putting
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for Infants and Children.

"The use of 'Castoria is so universal and
fits merits SO well known that It seems work
Of sIIpererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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TIE CENTAuR COMPANY, II MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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NOW Is THg WINE

II When moths begin q get in then
work, and if YOU waia-to save your
Woolens, carpets. &e. from THE ravages
Ct this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to kali them than GQAIA TAR
gAMPH0R which IL much cheaper
MAN eamphor. and more effective. Al
large supply Of aboye~artlcle just re-
ceiyed AZ a NJ Gilbert 4 Bro. Il Drag
gist, II y Queen street.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except sunday at see and 1035 a. M and 5 20
p. m, arriving at Carlisle alto 10 a. m II 20 a. m
ana sos p m, stopping at all intermediate sta
tons; leave Harrisburg at 20 p, m. arriving al
Merchandising 6:4s p M. stopping at all inter
mediate stations
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between IIaG
erstown and New York on Nos, and 10 east
and on Nos, 3 and 0 west
Daily
' Daily except Sunday.
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Isl gorNp.z

No. yesiibuled Limited DAILY leaves
Clifagg s55 y, % arrives At Martinsbufg 5sls
p P, M washington ~ .. m; Baltimore sssj,
meets at Washington junction for Fred,ri,.k
No. Yestibuied Express Daily l,sayes
Chicago 1873 q. M, arrives At Martifsbnrg i.s5
p. M Wash. 4a5 y m: Baltic. Sis d m Phila
~ ,;l ana NeW lork 1888 p m Connects for
No 10, Express ,ltaily, leaves pittsbnre !,
9.2D p m. arrives at Marlinsburg 4.54 4 n
" ash 80; BALTIC go Phila. lilo a. M, and
New York i:s5 y. m.
No. 2 vestibuied Limited Daily leaves
~ Louis 800 a. M, Cincinnati 40 y M; arrives
AZ MartnsBnrg 1884 q. M; Wash. $40 u. m :;
BALTIC. BID; lblla 6:i5 and New York BOZ d M.
Stops at Shenandoah Junction connects Al
Harper Ferry for Lexington Va and inter.
mediate stations Connects at Weyerton fnr
Haeerstewn. and at Washington junction foI
Frederick, except sunday
No. !. yestibnlcd Express DAILY. !, leaves 81
Louis sos r. M; Chicago $50 a. M arrives Al
Martinsburg 2:54 a. M; Wash. $3.50; BALTIC. $40.
Phiia- rs and New York 1910 D. M
no. lo Cumberland and Baltimore Accom-.
mediation, Daily, leaves Cumberland 200
and arrives at Martlnsburg 800 p. m; washing,
ton 81 Baltimore Il 90 D. m. Connects at Hars
Rer.s Ferry for Winchester, at Weyerton for
Hagefafown.
No; II. Piedmont d Baltimore accommoda
ton daily, except Sunday leaves Piedmont al
200 a. M arrives at Martinsburg at lilo A. m
arrives A. BALTIMORE, via. old line at $40 p. m
Stops al oil sta Ions and connects at Meyerton
ior ilagerstown and at Frederick Junction for
Frederick.
No %, Martinsburg and Brunswick accom-
mediation, Daily, leaves Marninsburg at 600
IA m arrives at Brunswick al 6:5S a, M: and
connects az Harperas Ferry for Lexington ana
ia ltimore. and AT Weyerfon for Hagerstown
stops at all stations.
9. @ scuLL, CIV. sANTMAN,
u Z, O'DELL, General Manager,
baltimore, Md
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SOUTHERN rExN,A L. i. TRAINS.
MOUNT ALTO, RAILROAD,

ConneatioHsfo Tor AIN stations on EumbertanR
Valley Raiiroa ana Pennsylvania Ra Tread W
tenn.
Hi IA RIDDLE. VA, GAnp. J FBoYn.,
Gen. Pass Agt. = Agent, Sul4t
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On Sunday will stop on signal or to let off
passengers
Additional trains will leaAe Carlisle daily ex-
cept sunday at 5:55 a m; 1890 p, M, $40 D, m,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg at $40 a. m, lis p. m and 4.2s D. m.
No runs daily between Harrisburg and
Chambersburg.
*Daily
tDaily except Sunday.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
l. original with this Company and Is an
entirely new feature In life insurance
ftenables the Company 10 provide in
surance 70 persons who are
FiIst-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound Institution that :
places all rs risks at one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance IT charging
each policy holder premium cquitably
Ijroportioned To the risk assumed. This
Il the
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that Is sold 1T Tie
World Fair IS sold at Combs 4 o.Con
nell's next door TO City Hall
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offeredsto the public, AZ tho rate
charged is directly in proportion TO the
risk assumed rather tlIau an equal rate
for all While none but those safely IN
smrAble are accepted. The
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4 NoDseDse.

+. T. Barnum once said that the
American people were never better
satisfied than when being hnmbuggcd. z
Doubtless this Is true with circus
tand menagorie advertising, but ii
wouldn't work so successfully with the
man who has great deal Of competi.
ton. and sells on close profits. Bar
mum virtually had ITO competition.
Themerchantof to-d day has the sharpest
kind. He must deal square and hon
estly-he must keep his patronage and
increase it. How can lie do ii
LIST Advertise jndicionsly
2nd Sell 100 cents worth Of Goods
for every dollar.
Bird BE courteous and accomodat-
ing.
Use the columns of THE DAILY AND
WEEKLY WORLD literally, and make
known to the public that you do busi
ness on this plan, and large results are
sure to follow.
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Merits of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal is similar to that applied
% fire INSURANCE, the premiums being
regulated In accordance with the nature
Of the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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3ArrInonE : ONO INN TABLE
erect Sunday. N.y =. Isss.



No. 5. Yesiibuled Limited Daily >, -.
New York 1918 a. m; Phila SIS Baifo n ~, ~
wash li-15s arrive 1t Narflnsbure i.ss :, =
Pittshurg ~ 30 a. m and CHICAGO iIf5 ! -
connects 81 HancoAk fer Berkeley SprInr- ~
NO :, Nesfibnied EtIrpss Daiiv y ie...
View York I'D a. M; Fhila. f.s5 b. n !. isrl,e
500 p. m; Wash. o;i5; arrives at Marfinsis,,s
80 p. u. and hic8gu gs55 D. m. Comet ~
Hanc0ck for Berkeley Springs saturday onf, ~ ~.
No. I. Nestibuied Limited Daily l,sy
New York o. m Phiia. filz; Baifo 81 q
M; ash $50 arrives at MartiIs burg ID 4, n, .
Cincinnati 7.45 m; 81. Louis 6seD d m -
meets ~ IIancock for Ben kelley springs, excef*
sunday =
4 No 8 Yesfibnled Express DAILY I.svs.
New York e1o .. m; Phfla $50, Balto N %
wash lbs M; arriye a. MaFiinsbnre s.ia
m, Cincinnati 5asl nE M; 81. Louis 7:ls a. IA. e.
No. a. PIftsbnrg Express Daily leave
New York 80 II m; PiilA. ssity Balfo 7.siD a,,d
Wash SO. arrives al Martinsbnrg ff16 : ~
and piftsburg Ga a. m. =
! NO il. Baltimore and Cumberland ,ca,n.
dati0n Daily leaves baltimore s.1s a. m. VIA
sold line, arrses.at NarfiDSburg SIS q m !. t,t,n
berland ii.is a. Stops az all stations AMI
connects at Hancock fer Berkeley springs, 81
cept sunday
So Is. Baltimore and Piedmont Aecomn..
dation Daily except sunday. leaves Balfi
more via old line al SO a. m. and arrives :,
Martinsburg 70 D m. and Piedmont Is s nj
SfoIgs Al all stations and connects II Haneoek
for Berkeley spri' IS and at Green Spring Run
for komney
No. 70. Brunswick and Marfinsburg Accom-.
notation Daily. leaves Brunswick $40 r. n
arrives AZ Martinsbaig s:l0 n. m. stops al AT
stations
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHRlCALlTlES.

Which have so long worked injustice to
applicants and agents, aud while it does
not contemplate in any sense the accept
ance Of any applicant not safely insur-
able, II recognizes tile fact thata large
number Of riskS usually declined can be
safely Insured at an increased premium.
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National Mutual
Insurance Company.
WORLD BUILDING.
Park Row, \: New York.

Offers life insurance on the most liberIl
and progressive terms and entirely de-
void Of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among Insurance companies generality
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILROAD

Train arriving at Cherry Run s45 n. m rms
through TO Hancock. arriving 9:l0 D. M; and
Kun 5a5a M
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sos b
>m.i arriving at Hagerstown 5aSp M. stoppihr
at intermediate stations
Leave Rock Ridge for Emmittsblirk at :aOand
1850 a. m. and 3:32 and G.25 p, ID.
Is Leaves EmmittsburR for Becky Ridge at 1:5i
and $50 M; and ESQ and $40 D. M
Leave Bruceville for Frederick al 1912 n m
and SOC and 7:20 d M ~.
Leave Brnceville for Taneytown, Littlestown,
loTk Mrightsy1lle and Columbia at 95s a. M;
Pa /. + Trains leave shippensbnrg at7.45
and l3s.a m, and $50 D. M; and arrive at
Sheppensbufg at 945 A. M; 40 and $40 b. M,
daily, except sunday.
*Daiiy, Mondays only All others daily ex-
cept sunday
j. M HOOD, b. IT, GRISWOID
Gen Manager Gen'l Pass. Agent
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-17
HAMAKUA NOTES.

HoNoKAA, Sept. %, 1S93.-There
is a general cry for rain, but Mons.
PIuvius is deaf to all the prayers of
sinful Hamakuans. Lately we have
had some indications of rain, but
the wind rises and disperses the
clouds every time. Ookala and
other plantations towards Hilo
have had some rain this week.
We have had three Honolulu
mails and one from Hilo this week.
The Waialeale came in at 2P.M.
on the 9th inst, and the Claudine
this morning at 6 o'clock went up
the coast as far as 0okala and re-
turned at SPIN. to Paauhau, and
is loading sugar. She leaves Fri
day morning at o'clock for Homo
lulu, via Kahului. She takes as
passenger to Makawao Miss Lydia
Kamai Copp, daughter of the judge
of MakaWao district. She and her
mother have been here on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. w. B. Harley.
R. T. Richard and most of his
family with many others are down
with la grippe.
It is rumored that A. Grote, the
Honokaa tailor, is to change head
quarters to Bilo next month if so,
We are in great pilikia, as we
have no one to make our ball suits.
Paauhau plantation Japanese
threaten to strike if their water
supply runs short.
Waipio rice was sold last week
for 1915 cwt., but is selling now
at $3.50, owing to lack of rain.
The corn crop of the Portuguese
homesteaders is pretty large this
year. Ali are complaining of the
Provisional government not send
ing their deeds up.
Semi-weekIy dances are held at
the Lyceum, and the elite of Homo
kaa and suburbs always turn out.