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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-John Lind
seemed to be in earnest when he said to
the GLOBE correspondent that he was
not to be considered as a possible can
didate for senator, and expressed in the
same breath the opinion that w. ID.
WaShburn had made very acceptable
senator. barring his pronounced con-
yictions in favor of Wall street financial
ideas. He din not wink the other eye
as he solemnly proclaimed that there
was no compact between himself and
Gov. Nelson whereby they had agreed
t0-each in his section-secure the cleo
ton of as many Swedes and Norwegians
to the next Legislature as possible, and
then join teams for the election of one
Or the other to the senate. "Fhat lie,"
he remarked, 'doeS not even have the
virtue of being graceful 1t is just
common, plain. homely, vicious. clumsy,
everyday chunk of political mendacity,
not intended to deceive anybody"
On being asked what he thought of
Maj. Baldwin's political experiences, he
replied: "The effort to burn the major
in effgy was a silly piece of political
maIignity. The major is making most
excellent, courageous and effective
Democratic member. After inquiry
throughout the house among my old
Democratic friends, l fud that he is re-
garded as one of the very ablest among
the new members, and as possessing
many of the elements of leadership.
He certainly voted good Democratic
doctrine when he cast his ballot for free
iron ore. The fact IS, [ am not q ute
positive that the personal assault upon
Maj. Baldwin will not serve to make
him the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor next fall. Courage is always ad-
mirable, and he has shown undoubted
anuroUp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Judge NfcDin Very Ill.

ECREsToN. To-, Feb. 26.-Judge j. W.
McDill, of the interstate railway CON-
mission, who has been ill at his home in
this city for several weeks, is still in
critical condition. Yesterday he was
not expected to survive the day, though
he lis now expected to recover, but his
physicians have slight hopes. He is
suffering from typhoid fever, develop
ing from malarial fever contracted at
washington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
A Possible Murder.
Snecial to the Globe.

Special to the GIobe.
YANKToN, S. d. Feb. Yesterday
Adam Troester, of Tyndall, S. D.. was
brutally beaten on the head with club
and kicked in various places upon the
body. He is in precarlous condition
and is more liable to die than to recover.
He was out most of the night previous
doing the town with one Charles Camp
bell, and the evidence is strong against
Campbell He has been placed in jail,
Troester had considerable money about
him while max ng the rounds with
Campbell.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Gambling Devices Raided.

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Feb. 26. - A
sentiment has been stirred up against
gambling devices in candy stores here,
aud tonight the police captured
machines in Fl. E. Converse's we'll
known confectionery stores. Hundreds
of young children have been dropping
pennies Ill the slot, turning up two
pairs or f1ushes and winning cigarettes
or cigars. Complaints from parents
have started the police on the warpa tn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
WEARY OF LIFE.
A Notorious Character of Grafton
Ends His Existence.

GRAFTON, N. D., Feb. 26. = Silver
Roastad, notorious blind pigger, COM
mitted suicide here today. He was to
be an important witness before the
district court now in session, and his
evidence would probably have con-
victed several prominent citizens who
were selling liquor. 1t is thought by
many that he was driven to the act by
threats that if he testified against them
his life was In danger. He has always
been hard character, and caused con-
siderable trouble. He has been suS-
pected Of setting several fires in the
city. BE tried to kill himself years ago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Let There BE Light.

Special othe Globe.
MONTGOMERY, Mimi, Feb. 26.-At
special meeting of the city council to-
night it was voted to confer with Quirk
& Co., of this city, and the Great West
ern Electric company, of st. Paul. and
establish an electric light system. About
$4,000 will be expended.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Sudden Death.
Special to the Globe.

SPECIAL to the GIODe.
ST. CLOUD, Minn.. Feb. 26.-David
Felson. for many years foreman of
Foley Bros mill at Foley station. rup-
tured blood vessel while walking in
front of the postoffice shortly before
O'Clock this afternoon and died in few
minutes. He had been sick long time.
and but recently lett the hospital. A
doctor was called, but nothing could be
done for him. He ewas about forty years
old and unmarried.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Newspaper Sold.
snecial TO the Globe.

Speci8I 10 tDe GIUDe.
CHAMBEHEAfN. s.. D. Feb. 26. -
George r. Owen has purchased the
plant Of the Chamberlain Register,
which was sold by the sheriff. and will
continue its publication as Repub-
lican newspaper. Mr.. Owen was a
former owner of the plant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Sent to an Asylum.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi. Feb. 26.-Maurice
Bonner, who was taken to the asylum
at Rochester last week, was an inmate
of that institution about two years, being
discharged last spring. He was sent the
first time from Saltwater.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
BRIDGING the Missouri.

Special to the Globe.
YANKToN, S. D.. Feb. 26.-Engineers
began work today sounding the Mis-
souri, river here and surveying for ap-
proaches. They are in the employ Of
the Leavenworth Bridge company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
COUPON FOR PART SEVENTEEN
Of the "Sights and Scenes of the World

Every day this week Part Seventeen of the
Art Gallery which the GLOBE is supplying the public be
printed this page Any three of the coupons with ten
cents, you Part Seventeen
you back numbers prior Part Seventeen one
coupon for this and fifteen cents twenty cents
without any coupon.
Orders by mail subject to delay of week days
the parts mailed by the Eastern publishers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
Pensions.

Special TO the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. = Pensions:
Original, Haldor Estensen, Ashby;. in
crease. Lorenzo Underwood, Plainview; !;
original widows, etc, Emeline Elson
Anoka; Drusilla A. Gordon, Long Lake;
Annie M, Muchler, Perham.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
ADAM BEDE NOW MARSHAL.
THE SENATE CONFIRMS THE BIRCH
BARK STATESMAN.
MORE APPOINTMENTS DUE.

Enid Olund Booked for the Col
lectorship at Duluth - New
Postmasters for st. Cloud ana
West Duluth Within a Week.
Duluth and Superior Bridge
Bill Endorsed in Committee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27
| ]. Lind AWAY FROM HOME.
He TALKS or POLITICAL AFFAIRS nv
MINNESOTA.
DENIES COMPACT WITH NELSON

Redwood Falls Forger Caught at
Yankton-Joel Heatwole Nom
mated for Mayor of North
field as q Liberal-Arrestiug
the Slot Gambling Devices
Sudden Death at st. Cloud.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-27

Continued ON Fifth Page.
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eX-CzAR REED IS ROASTED
A COLORADO SHVERITE YARNS HIM
or HIS FATE.
EXCITING DAY In THE HOUSE.

The Ex.speaker Taken to Task for
His Filibus;ering Course--Fith-
ian, of Illinois, Condemns the
Democratic Obstructionists-
Picker, South Dakota, Comes
In for a Share Of Pence's Tirade
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-01-02

Xestibpled Limited, another through
train, will beoperated between Char
lotte, N. c., and Jacksonville, Fla,
via COLUMBIA and Savannah, leaving
charlotte each day at. $3.50 a. M. and
arriving in Jacksonville 800 o'clock
same night, and Tampa, Fla, the fol-
lowing morning, carrying thr rough
pullman Sleeping Car between New
orkJ and Jacksonville and Tampa,
fia., n Pullman Dining Car between
Charlotte and Savannah. ,A.
Returning, q through train in con-
nection withnthe Richmond & Danville
Great Southern Fast Mail" will
leave Jacksonville ut 2:25 D.. M, arriv-
ing Columbia 1l:Q5 p. m. and Charlotte
I,3;G0'a M, with Pullman Sleeping Car
Jacksonville to New York. Although
train in connection with the "Wash-
!lngiton and Southwestern ,Vestibuled
Limited" will leave Jacksonville daily
AT 100 o'clock o. IN, and arrive Colum-
bia 800 p. IN. and Charlotte $40 p. m,
with Pullman Sleeping Car Tampa, to
New York. and Dining Car Savannah
to Charlotte. .,n,,,, ,tr .ltui. ia. ,
These trains will be operated from
Columbia over the South Bound
Hallr9ad, which is, nov a part OF
the Florida Central e Peninsular
System, and Will place interior. South
Carolina in close connection with
Florida and the South! The trains OF
the Columbia & Greehville Railroad
connecting at Columbia with the new
through trains herein mentioned, will
put Greenville, Anderson, AbbeSille
Greenwood, !, Laurens, Spartanburg
Union and Newberry in close touch
and sympathy With the, great South
which has heretofore; been difficult t
reach and subject to circuitous ROUTES
I. and long delays. ..oi. bytiI
For further information as to Winter
Tourist Rates, Schedules, ETC., apply tt
+. w. Hunt, TIP. a., Augusta, Carr
l.. Seay, City Ticket Agent, Columbia
S. c.; G.. L. Hopkins, II. p. A., Char
lotte, NC, o T. w. A.'Turk, Genera
Passenger Agent, Washington, ID. G
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THE ooALA DEMANDS.
a. REPLY TO GEN. HAMPTON.

Eyat,s n stoloes Coptend that There
gseNothing nconslstcn with True
49, ~ ,hoyyC ASoISSgnS@ cr VIC N9nll-
ton. ~
sHHnn woda uour,or wo,h,,x.
D<G '" az 49, Son'
tfyear Cir vorn
nc ond ,,lisbn uIesseu "
RaaiSter nf H. IotT ua ot"".o ah9
our carafnj atton+ion an5 a. lau
nais NC 20 aomJbn4 oanuotEooGth
pnest;on we nrnnoS, :; tepiy '9~sne
Oft SfSa'
.nna;ptrnont g.. proVe n-uls-
81 farn,ars wa vme ssseaC 1rgahizaIloh
temnted to read p,teofHtb" DamSSo o" Nv
nortv IT, onn9SS.g5
annointment to tbe Sreot moso ~ u
nepnle who bonossl,n heiiona IT, XtuI
princinles nnda3iv;pa = Sooia IN Sie
form arc ;dat,;,niS ,.itb az 49, Nv
cracv nj Teffe,k,n Owl w. .% ~
founded vet mnSad hv 10y ~
mast aseoc;atio,n onE =
willing ever 70 bnId sonvictinn I'M
in Allowance ubtilNtbe man tbnv boai
trustedi in tho ,tast migbt ot,oneyy a
reasons for tbe hull 66f e~commr gtno
ton he had issnedfagainst them e
It viii hen Observation-Disclosures be6
YOU distinctly daslina to ]ansue,F 40
Questions asked- a rfahtlv nIain oTas.
tions-that embodv&vErv nrincinHs.fn.
yolved in tho OfaIo nlatIorm a,ta'1hat
might have baen ansIvered IN m,So%
less space than yoma hnye actnalIy Hs@e SJ
1t is q ACKNOWLEDGMENT MI arnnnd onI
more than ali ,becanse vom. y, marLs
are not ch~aract6rfZed bv yonr accnstnnno
ed Observation-Disclosures and courtesy
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= Address or call on
DR.. HATHAWAY s. co
la South Broad Street, ATLANTA, a.
1894.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Illustrated.

Harper's Magazine for 1894 will main
tain the character that has made it the
favoritc illustrated periodical for the
home. Among the results of enter
prises undertaken by the publishers,
there will appear during the year
superbly Illustrated papers on India by
Edwin Lord Weeks, on the Japanese
Seasons by Alfred Parsons, on Germany
BY Poultney BiGelow, on Paris by
Richard Harding Davis. and on Nlexi-
co by Frederic Remington.
Among the other notable features of
the year will be novels by George du
Maurier and Charles Dudley Warner,
the personal "reminiscences Of w. D..
Howells, and eight short stories OF
Westera frontier by Owen Wis,er.
Short stories will also be contributed by
Brander Matthews. Richard Harding
Davis, Mary IL. Wilkins. Ruth Me.
Emery Stuart, Miss Laurence Alma
Iadcma, George "a. Hubbard, Quesnay
dc Beaarepaire, Thomas Nelson Page,
n others. Articles on topics of cur
rent interest will be contributed by dis
tinguished specialists.
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Trains leave Seneca, A, & G..
Notihhound, 1l.3O a. M, 2.l5 D. m
bound, 81 "a. M, BOP p. ~.
Inlin'an PALACE Sleeping Car O,
D, 10, IL and IL, 81 aud IS on A. 4
NisinN.
Trains leave Greenvillo 3. e..
Division, Norihbound. 3.O- n. M
m, DOS T. m. (Vesubuled ]
Soulhb"und, " a. m, 4 y d. i..,.
m. (V~eAtiIulcd Limitedl. -
Trains leave Spartnnhurg, A.. /,
vision. NorthbounG. 1.A3a m. r
gig > m (Feslibuled Limi,ed)
houna. l.jGa IN, 3.a6 . m, ii
tNesi bujud Lini'cd); MrS,hCuu,
". DIVISION. $50 ~ and O5 |
llcrd"rsonville. AshesiNr, .Ilnt ~
a through coach is run betwcc
vile and I harlcston. leaving III,
40 It. m. arriving II Grecnvillc
m. Leave Grccnvillc Il 80 II. m
rive at Charleston s So p. m.
W. ~. CkK >. II. HARDwi
Gen. Pass. AIT, Ass. Gen. ia
Washington, ID. -. All
V. +. NCBFE, SOL n
Gen'l Sapt.. Traffic
Cniumhia. ). e.. Washington
w. III. GREEN, General Manage
inginn. -. G..
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n CISE

HNALIHY BXER CISE'
fresh air and propef food, help,t to
keep q wofhan in good condition.
It's Insufficient for some, weakened
or borhs~do@n as they are by the
ailments and Irregularities pee uliar
to their sex. ~ Isl,
They're easily helped, though;
the1e'a e s'eHeay in DEPierce's Fa-
VORTEX reScription-Ghat will build
up and cure every enfeebled woman.
It's the prescription 9f~a physician
has beens tested in thousands of
cases, and never found wanting.
The only risk that's taken is that
of the manufacturers who promise
to refund the money if no benefit is
experieaoed.y
This Prescription" reaches the
origin Sefsshe trouble. Dizziness,
fainting spells, and nervous disorders,
such Il s~lecplessness, chorea OF ST,
Vitus'sSasnce, depend upon the ip.
regulafities and displacements of the
specialstructures, the " Prescription "
eSting
nRes.
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The Sewing Machine is
numerous. frequent, and obiuuitous.
He invades the sanctity of vonf dwell
ing with the freedom Of an old friend.
and with the air Of n who has, come
TO stay, Sometimes he proves "a
blessing in disguise" as the sequel to
my, story will show. My. aunt has long
had y strong and outspoken aversion to
these modest missionaries who ro-
taIate by sending every now and YER
dnnt canVassor to her house. Last
week the familiar. Sewing Machine
wagon halted at her door. not seeking
u customer, however, for the gentle,
manly agent only begged to leave his
machine until his broken wagon could
pc :, repaired. .,,.,W omaply curiosity
prompted her to examine the machine
IN his absence, and the merits of the
New High Arm Davis did the rest.
She was pleased, and, on the agents
return, begged him to exhibit the ma
chine,i 4. Would he sell it.?" "No, it
was already sold. and would have been
delivered but for tho broken wagon IN
Ho could, however, If she wished.
,hripg her another. just like it, mo.
ipdced!. She must have this Identical
Innchtne.n",t and SO tho moor follow was
obllgcd to leave the machine and re-
ccive the money for it. He won his
wager, $40 but my aunt is so thoroughly
pleased with her matchlcss Davis
Machinef" and SO happy in its possess
sion that she freely forgivcs the de-
'Ss'to"'i ~ a.! Eeinr,r.~ "i l!!u
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Notice.

Be modern. Don't harass the system
With npoHxiiops drugs, Monterey cures
Malaria: Nervousness, Indigestion and
Bowel Complaints, 1t is simple, pleas
ant to taste and leaves no bad effects.
That oily and Rough skin cured and
the face and hands beautiticd by John
sons, Oriental Soap; medicated and
highly perfnmed. Sold by Carpenter
Bros, Grecnville. SC. 80
Rev. o. S. StringGcld of Wakefield,
N; c., says: Five boxes Of Japanese
Pile Cure cured me after IL Years
suffering" Sold by Carpenter Bros,
'Greenville, S.. G. ro,,;, 'n
wy Japanese Liver Pellets euro bilious
ness, sour'stoiiiach and all kidney and
liver troubles! Small and mild. iSold
by Carpenter Bros, G~reenville, S. G.
Carpenter Bros, Gr~ecnville, S. c.
Druggists, will tell you that Johnson's
Magnetic Oil always gives satisfaction
and is the cheapest. q.
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*Daily. Except sunday,
close connection via G.. G.. &
from Atlanta.
For rates or information app
agent OF the company, or to
va. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. An
August
X. l.. TODD. Trav. Pass. A/e
Room No. 500. Dyer Bni,
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IVD WTTTW ffF TT7TT|
iOpenfpg tof s. New 'shoiN SIEdnc" e
Florida.

The Richmond s. Danvillc Railroad
announces that On Sunday, December
"A, 1893, it will, in connection with the
Florida Central a. Peninsula Railroad,
open n New Short Line" to Florida,
via Columbia and Savannah, making
n complete line of railroad from
Washington d.. c., on the Potomac
River, to Tampa, Fla, on the Gulf of
Mexico, passing through the Piedmont
section Of Virginia and North, Caro-
lima, Columbia, $. c., and Savannah,
Ga, to- Jacksonville, ST.. Augustine,
Palatka, f, Qcala, Gainesville and all
points in Florida with perfect and
complete system Of double daily fast
schedules, Pullman Sleeping and Dim
ing Car Service and solid trains. :
rGThe RichWopd 80 Danville has been
most properly selected by our Gov
ernmont for the route OF the "Great
Southern Fast Mail" and by this new
combinations with the Morida Central
&Peninsular System, the. newspapers
and letter mail of the Great Eastern
Cities will leave Washington, y. c., at
1l:Ul o'clock every morning and be in
Jacksonville, Fla, the next morning
at nine thirty $500 o'clock, and ali
over the State of Florida many hours
in advance OF any otbeE schedule now
!" In files sonaJe.iba Axkh5 the "ers .yg
Southern Fast Mail" n solid train will
be operated between Charlotte. N. c.,
and jacksonville, Fla, via lGolvmtfa.
and, Sagannah ~eprnying througnJPullS
man Sleeping Oar between New" York
and Jacksonville, bleaVing Oharlotte
each night at 1850 O'Clock and apriy-
ing, 10 Jacksonville the following morn
at $40, o'clock ! and in, connection with
tho IWaShinpton and rSonth uester
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80 +s'lkieaIU -
8. The county t.,
counties. are hereby. -.
Empowered to receive from.
persons liable TO road duty
al counties theT sum of two
communication ta&in lieu Of
required by law, and all
i'd shall be Set apart and
county road fund Pro
said communication tax be
1.-THE first day of Novem-
irst day Of March in each
fiscal year, or when State
.xes< L paid, and that
'easurer shall furnish a re
person so paying theIsam@>
4. The county treasurer,
the countySsupervisor o
ny the names of all persons
paid their continuation tax,
chairman OF the township
commissioners shall also, pre-
furnish to the supervisors
Nersons' liable to road duty'in
tive townships, and the
pSfSs1sor shall check off the
I all Persons reported on the
,e county treasurer as having
heir communication tax, and all
s'whose names shall remain on
t so checked shall be required to.
m goad duty, not exceeding in.
gregate six days; said persons
aot be required to work more
>ree days many one week, and,
3 assigned to such duty by the
supervisor under one of the
tors in the township having un-
troll the section or sections near
residence of such person or
Provided, that In those cohn-J
3re the contract system is not
said persons shall perform the
der road joverseers, to be- ap-l
~ the board of township COM
IS for. each township, under
sions Of existing laws,a
H. 1t shall be Che duty of the
'Hof any section to receive
in on persons assigned to him
,ction|18 by the county super
d he shall allow to the county
commissioners q sum of not
fifty cents per diem for the
any such person or persons,
sum shalfbe credited upon the
lue Or to become due said con-
yIthe said board. cr,t.n
t18, In case of the refusal OF
on or, persons to pay his or
nmutatiOp tax as herein pro-
thin the time prescribed by
and upon refusal to perform
luty required by Section l of
he shall be deemed guilty of
,anO. and upon conviction,
llbe fned ten dollars and
prisoned in the county Jail
'iod of twenty days: Pro-
4 any person liable to road
to pay his communication
,e time prescribed by this
ty treasurer is hereby au-
eceiye the same, with a
YER CEN, Of said amount
ed, the same be rendered
days after tho expiration
All accounts, claims and
'hatever, nature existing
'unty for, opening, con-
1taining and operating
hway, road, bridge or
,resented to the county
sionegs duly attested,
ed byl said board the
isor shall draw hislwar-
county treasurer, under
county board Of commits.
ha amount of anu tot.oh
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COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE
" co. SAMUEL SPENUERI, Il
HU1DEkoPER AND REUBEN Eos
Receivers. Condensed scenule M ettet
-, lso3. Trains u by 10th Me
Time. ,.t.-'. -
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DOlSI SOYAL 81 WESTEI
L. olp.a Railway. Condenscl
ule taxing effect sept 9th, 1898.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY.

IhEpugh trans between charleston and
Asheviile and through service between
Charleston and Walhalla, correcting nj
Belton for Gieonville. Quick time between
the mountains aGd sen shore.
For rates and folders apply to.
L. p, WAR1&G, G.P. A.,
Charleston, S. G.
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1rs VI my nt, 9o sn
~ tha;a ,ho'.
,r, 10y ~. fSG.oes
sa,,saet vthsd fSSa9I
y.notiona ~ amaniS s@na
sns;aea III Snns VI saip W Wv "
uMHSnia pSSIisn. s.ta
anNhaa%, go ~ = uItttHS
Gnoinnnc upt1ho hoa sSvnY, VIZ
,,ttssinn.ss : n,.i,sIi ga $500
nai.f sniam sUa
n NC ~ .Syaaon, ~ ons saeon -,
~ o. tt%ain rnasoa'
,nesH sa}d sncttons sbeI,
.i,areS' * a. ttiSh stIu seSStSGhs ,ttia,
foono " Sno ~ ~ ,eS.tts
nmaan op moro anu hai
,onIi5' Ths,;ffs;nn, n,,n. ho.na
misti6n Az co. III ~tornnSs az
ntls,nytnm soS ,,h.,1 W uuGpt ;n'
oUSSeM " uia .nt,
ssn;ann aus Ge
and ferriss IN thy several
iipS VI iespective countess
my apolsisot, IS SUI a? P;a
.LS;utno a.
ryynoal son Erao IInnIIS' "a bSS,
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Between Newberry, Clinton and
STATIONS.

Between Hodges ami Abbey
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STATIONS.

Between Columbia, Senera and q
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E.


ZION Oi InS county,
on thereafter MS
,he said supervi.
ing OF the county
aers fQrtthe purpose
nd the said board
on the first Mon
July and Octo-
Q county court
a of business,
,ardtshall con.
ded, that the
,ay cell an ex-
and shall be
he written re-
>ers Of the board.
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