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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-01-02
EAST ENDS ETCHINGS.
Notes Of Happy Events and Business
Chanees-Personal Mention,
Ninety-Slx, 8. C.. Jan, |, 1895.

Ninety-Slx, 8. g.. Jan, !, 1895.
TO the readers of the Press aud Banner we
extend our best wishes for happy and pros.
porous New Year,
We have some changes in the business per.
sopnel Of our town. Mr.. +. M Lipscomb Is
sMRss Messrs phs ss BTosSsr and Ree
has purchased his stock. The new firm will
be styled Phillips Bros. Rice. This Is very
strong firm.
The Misses Plowden. of Greenwood, are Wis.
iting Miss Annie Blake.
On last Wednesday night Miss Kate Hollo-
way was happily married TO Mr.; Pope Cole.
man, OF Edgefed county. The bride Is very
friends at Ninety-six wish the young couple II
long, happy and prosperous liie.
We have to record two killings for the past
week. ON MONDAY night Peter Hntshison
place by Tony McGowan, On Tuesday Lind
say Griffin was shot and killed by Henry Sat
terwhite on Col; Millers plantation. The first
was purely accidental, Trial Justice McCas-
Ian held inquests In both cHses.
Mr.. T. Z. stuart, OF Greenville, Is here on
business,
Two marriages occurred near Mt. Lebanon
A Mr.. Graham, of Alabama, was married 10
Mrs. Taylor, and Mr.. Henry Hopfear was
married TO Miss pominick. All the past
week.
+. M. Lipscomb 4 Co. is now vacant 1t is a
very desirable situation and is the property
OF G.. W. Conner's estate,
On last Thursday by the Rev. ]. G. Stoll, Mr.
Luther Dukes was married TO Miss Minnie
Osborne. Quite number OF friends attended
the marriage and many good wishes went out
to the happy couple.
The post office has been moved from No.
to No. 3 Miller Block.
Cn next Mon" ay ut 10 a. m, the officers elect
TO serve Star Fort Lodge knights of Honor
will be duly installed. Can't the brethren
turn out Just this one time?
On Wednesday last by the Rev. +. Q, s Cur
It's, Miss Matte, daughter Of Mr.. anu Mrs. h.
Cha.Iey was united in wedlock to Mr.. William
Stalnaker OF Edgefield county. A host OF
friends wish this young couple much prosper
ity and happiness.
Mr.. r. $. Blake thinks Of accepting place
in the horticultural department Of Clemson. 1
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6.
Rice. Jr., will regret tn hear OF the death OF
the latter which took place at her residence
on the 2Bth instant. She leaves a distressed
husband and four little children. Our whole
people sympalhize with them In their be-
rea, ement.
Mis-. Bailey. of Greenville. has heen visiting
her sisters and Mr. Charles Gaulden, her
brother
The matrimonial market is still open, and
we trust before the cold weather Ia over To
note several other marriages.
Mr.. D. il. Tompkins left today for Columbia
to resume his duties OF Secretary of State.
Mr.. j. D. Watson, of Greenville, has been
down mixing amongst his friends
MIR. j. +, Watson Is now assistant agent and
telegraph operator at Ridgeway,
About three inches of snow fell Sunday
night. 1t is saving clause for the young
grain. The oats were especially In great dam
ger. East End.
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Don't be Discouraged.

We have the best country in the woH We
can raise the greatest variety OF croH Our
climate Is the healthiest Our waite the
purest, and our atmosphere the most aori'
Gus. Our neighbors are the best pe ON
earth. We have schools and church, we
have good civil government, and peaqigns
supreme in all our land.
It is true that the price OF our c1 has
i been reduced. but we can live at homsFltn
good milk COWS, and a proper attentiP the
food crops, we can yet live and be nap we
can even grow rich-if weapply the nfsary
practical work. Watch how some nPros-
per- no matter what happens. Let ana
y every citizen apply himself to the 1tical
work of making his farm, his shop, Us Oh
. flee selfsustaining. =.
Let every man pay his debts as rs ne
can, and the rule ought to be to pay tfmall'
est first. Tho creditor who Graves af dol
lars will be more persistent and an you
worse than the man to whom you owthou'
sand dollars. You might just as wei |dnn'
ned for hundred as for one dollar. en, II
yon have ten creditors, pay the small lfrss'
and so get rid of as much annoyance possi'
bie N the number OF your creditois re-
duced yod ass,6Le helped that much, of you
mage small payMeesaents on large debtad al
low small debts to stand i>zon have do5 fool
Ish thing. Wipe out debt, and be uone Win
one at time.
DO these things. and be hopeful. Don't be
and cast shadow over the mem
bers of your household. A better day is COM
inc. AMER the storm is the sunshine.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR ABB.
BEVILLE COUNTY.

School District No. Capt. James Rogers
Jr.. j. N. Lipscomb, B. P. Pinson, Ninety
School Distrlct No. 2-John b. Sample, ]. L.
Hughey, Greenwood; j. D. Fouche, Coro-
School District No. 3-Dr. S. T. Lea, Cokes-
bury ]. A. McCord, Hodges; q. b. Riley,
Martin, Donaids: s. j. Brrts, Honea Path.
School District No. 81. A. Devlin, w. K.
Ellis. T.J. Bowen, Due West.
:, School District II : No G1p; p, HaGnah.
School District No. 7-R. D. Purdy. verdery;
P. D. Klugh, ]. T. Davis. Greenwood.
ley Thos. j. Hearst. Verdery; DR.. T. II.
School District No. 81. +. Wideman. j. y.
Harris. J. IVY W: Young, Troy. n pu,,u. u,,,
Vile.
School District No. III. G. Edwards. las.
Evans, S. II. Cochran. Abbeville.
school District No. PA. NJ. Erwin, l.. p.
Hark ness, r. A. Haddon, Antreville.
School District No. l3-S., f. ,Epps, S. s..
Boles, d. 7: simpson. I.owndesyille.
ierey; J.. w. Boyd, Mt. Carmel; d. w.
school District No. l5-P. H. McCaslap,
Wideman; VIM. McNeill, Mt. Carmel; j. o.
E1cIlulUBcEp Lluh
School District No. 16-Jas. Cothran, Jr.,
Mccormick; W. H. Britt, Sandover; J. J..
Gilbert
School District No. l7-E. S. hale, +. w.
Lipscomb, j. p. Phillips, Ninety-Six.
School District No. 1S-C. A. G.. Waller, u.
F. Riley, j. l.. Kerr, Green wood.
Scno0l District No. l9-W. A. Templeton, f..
B. Gary, J. F. Miller. Abbevile.
School District No: 20.Rev. A: l.. Patterson,
w. l.. Miller. John w. Morrah, Mt. Carmel.
School District No. 2l-John Il. Cheatham,
r. W. Knox. Nicholas Schr1m.
The different Boards OF Trustees are re-
quested 10 hold meeting at an early date for
the purpose OF organizing, by electing d
chairman and clerk (where they are not al
ready organiZed), and to meet with the Board
of Examiners in the School Commissioners
office on Monday the 3rd day of december
next (Saleday) at IL o'clock m. TO get Trus-
lees Records and arrange plans TOR conduct
Ing the public schools during the present year.
w. r. MILFORD,
School Commissioner and Chairman 0
Board of Examiners. Nov. -. 1891.
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Drive Dull Care Away.

Let as hear no more of hard times. If you
have worked. and have been saving and pro-
)vident. your condition Is not remarkably
worse than that of your neighbors.
& While few have made great fortunes yet
there are few indeed who have just reason to
complain. Wherefore doth living man
complain
y The banks have had good collections. The
merchants have little reason to be dissatis.
fed. The farmers have more corn and other
food crops than ever before. With heart
for every fate, let us begin the new year hope
fully and cheerfully. Don't talk about your
misfortunes any more than you would es-
plain te every man you meet the little bodily
ailments from which you suffer.
Be man and remain in the battle OF life,
putting forth renewed energy for 1885,
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The Old and the New.

Supervisor John Lyon went into Office yes
terday, and the County Commissioners went
out Of office. .
Supervisor Lyon succeeds the County Com.
lmlssioners who have been faithful in the
past. and who brought US safely through the
financial year without deficiency in the
treasury.
The Supervisor has an Important law to en-
force, and we know OF no one more competent
to blaze out the new lines which the County
Government calls for. His ability and ipteg-
rity are acknowledged by all, and his efticien.
cy anu courtesy will win the we'll done OF
this people.
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Two Dollars n Year,

The subscription price OF the Weekly Regis
ter has been raised to two dollars. The exper-
iment of publishing dollar paper In this
State, we believe, was first tried at nderson
early in the filties. Silce then the expert
ment has been repeated many times, but up
to this date We have heard of no man who has
made a success Of 1t. BY success we mean the
receiving of a fair return for the labor and
material involved in such publication, The
fact Is, that good country newspaper costs
money, and he who undertakes TO sell such
papers for dollar year ought to have a sur
plus in bank. or be willing TO give his energy,
time and talent to the public for a very sma II
return.
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A Quiet Time.

In Difference TO the neighbors who are over
shadowed with grief because OF the recent
loss OF loved ones. this was not what might be
termed Q merry Christmas, but except for the
removal by death Of some Of our best beloved
neishDors and triends, this was pleasant
Christmas. The weather was all that heart or
soul could wish. Good health prevailed, and
We had enough bread to eat and enough wood
to make the cheerful ingle.
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To be Oyerihrown at First Opportu'

To be Oserihrown at First Opportu'
nifty.
The News and Courier, in speaking OF the
dispensary law, among other things. says:
.It has been 80 badly administered here,
and has been accompanied with 80 many
needless violations Of political and persona.
rights that IL will be overthrown AT tne nss,
opportunity, probably never to be restored.
Having thus been put on notice the friends
of temperance and sobriety and all others
who are opposed to the re-opening OF bar
rooms in this State, should be extremely eau
tious how they vote for members Of the State
Convention. The State Convention furnishes
4the first opportunity" and no man who is
opposed to the saloons should vote for an an
ti.dispensary candidate. If enough such meh
are sent to the convention, the constitution
would then be: shaped in the interest OF the
saloons and the liquor element. Let no voter
be caught mapping, especially since all are
put on notice that the dispensary law "wiiI
be overthrown at tirst opportunity" Let the
administration see that the law Is we'll ad-
ministered, and faithfully enforced.
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Encouraging Outlook.

We notice statement N the Register that
some Of the saloon men are going to distant
States. We take this to mean that those sa.
loon men recognize the law OF the State. and
that they do not intend to set it aside. They
will 60 to cities where the saloon business is
licensed, and will not sell liquor In South Cor.
olina contrary to law.
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WHEN it Is remembered that the South is
asked TO send provisions to Nebraska TO save
the starving people In the far West. we ought
10 feel thankful that we are ip SonthCarolins.
I'VE are poor, but We are not hungry. We
may not have much clothing. but the temper.
ature is generally mild.
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IN making out your ticket don't forget that
the enemies OF the dispensary law will over
throw 1t when the first opportunity presents
itself Fix 1t in your mind that it Is your
duty 10 vote for dispensary candidates.
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Sterling Silver chinelles can be bought at
r. @. Bernau's for 25 cts.
Harris lithia water on draught. SC pint
glass al Harrison & Games Drug Store.
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Coronaca, s. g., ID

| A. NJ. Hill Il sons
OF fruits and cam
wedding suppers Il
a. NJ Hill u SOnj
ton OF candy, whid
ever.
| Bruce'S harness
machine work dor
paired at &c cOttoE
You can buy ~
house in the to-
cash. Apply at [
The star that LEI
ming Domestic
cheap at Il. G..
needles and oil D
Browie's pins
Bernau's.
Silver and gold
al r. L. Bernau's
10 ladies' wat
cheap at II. G. 81
100 solid gold
and lowest price
Now Is the tin
al IIaddons.
II you have d
materials TO bu
Rooms TO Rel
ished. Apply
flee.
Suuar and on
py Go.
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When needing anything In the furniture
and we viii save You money. ID. Kerr.
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I We sell for the cash and no charging. W
f. Bell Cash Co.
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Grandfather Clocks.

r WOULD GIVE NICE NEW CLOCKS
i In exchange for half dozen Grandfather
Clocks, no matter whether they are running
order or not. r. &. BERNAU.
If The Jeweler
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lA~ANAN%A%~ ~AN
Sheriff:

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It
iDeone.y, Hood l. c. an
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IbY VIRTUE d n
directed, in the aron|
10 the highest bldg !
in the legal hour
c., on TUESDAhicb
AIRY, \. ID. 1885. ishe
est OF Otway Heand,I
tcrlbed properisal &
raj Mcrchandiie I'D
Shoes, Dry Goocn
Levied on AMY Il
Olway Hendern.
ecuiion and c0rld
TERMS-CAmord
to a
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Farmers : s'ssfI e.
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Janua
at 10 o'clock n. m. I'd
tor the ensuing yea
OF other important
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Court ho,.y,
Januai

at 10 o'clock n. m. I'd
tor the ensuing yea
OF other important
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22

Wilmington Division, No. l, Uni
form Rank, X. of r., Capt. Thomas
Mullan, Jr., in command, were the
guests of the Knights of Pythias of
Pennsylvania at the annual convention
in Reading Tuesday. The Whining
ton division participated in the parade
with 40 men and the First Regiment
Band of 20 pieces The members were
complimented on their marching and
fine appearance, and after the parade
We're presented with handsome flag
for being the only division in line from
outside ,the State of Pennsylvania.
During the evening the Wilmingtonians
visited the headquarters of the several
visiting divisions. They were accom-
panied by the band, which rendered
excellent music. About 800 people
went from this city. They returned
home at / O'Clock a. m. yesterday, we'll
pleased with the trip and the hospi-
tally Of the Pennsylvanians,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
NORTH SIDE IMPROVEMENT.
The Street and Sewer Department
VIII Proceed.

The boulevard and Eighteenth Street VIII
lie Graded, So That North Side Property
Owners Can Have Water and Gas-other
Matters Considered by the Directors Last
Evening.
The Board of Directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department Tuesday night
decided to proceed with the work of
altering the grades of the boulevard
fom Eighteenth street to Twentieth,
and also of Eighteenth street from
Washington to Monroe. An excavation
OF about 6,000 cubic yards will be me-
cessary and the secretary was instruct
ed TO get bids for doing the work, and
| also to ascertain the cost of excavating
about 600 cubic yards of earth in order
to bring Sixth street to the proper
grade between Franklin and Broome
streets.
Samuel. II. Baynard appeared before
the board and stated that the North
Side improvement Co. was DESTROYS of
having the work over Washington
bridge completed as soon as possible
and stated that the company, would
lend assistance in doing the work. He
offered, on behalf of the company to
pay 10 cents per cubic yard for all the
earth taken out, if it should be de-
posted on Twenty second and Twenty
third, where it would be necessary to
fill in to bring the ground to grade.
The proposition will be considered by
the board.
Horace Allen petitioned for a sewer on
Wawaset street between jackson and
Van Buren, in order to drain Is new
houses which 1t is proposed to build in
the block. Without sewer the surface
water will be troublesome. The matter
was referred to the engineer.
Many residents Of Kentmere petit
toned the board to place street lights
on Riddles road. The matter was laid
over for future consideration
The Delaware Stone Co. was awarded
the contract for furnishing I, 400 cubic
yards OF crushed stone for street pay
ing, at 70 cents per cubic yard.
Simmons & Bro. were awarded the
contract for laying concrete in tho bed
of Third street between Market and
French, at cost Of Sc cents per square
yard for Rosendale cement.
The secretary was instructed to in
form all superintendent and foremen
in the employ of the department that
in the future they must notify the sec
rotary when they are going to be out of
lne city between the hours of s o'clock
in the morning and in the afternoon
on working days.
City Treasurer Adams reported
balance of S179, 016.34 to the credit Of
the board, divided as follows. Current
expenses, SIT, 457. 40; Gilpin avenue
tree fund, 1882. IA; special deposit with
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co,
$50, 900; special deposit with the Sc
curly Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
$4l, 076. 80 Secretary Wiley reported
having collected $32I02 during the
week, and the city engineer collected
S2I. The weekly pay roll, amounting
to ss60.59, was passed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
EXTENDING Their BUSINESS.
A Large store III Philadelphia Leased i
Crosby 81 Hin.

n Large STORE l-nliHuelnnla Leased by
Crosby s. HIM.
The Philadelphia "Ledger,'' Tues
day, says:
Negotiations have been completed
by which the unexpired lease Of the
property at the northwest corner Of
Eighth and Filbert streets, lately occu-
pied by Thomas II. Belcher, has been
acquired by Messrs. Crosby & Hill Of
Wilmington, Del. 1t Is expected that
some necessary alterations will be COM
pleted by about the middle of next
month, when the store will be opened
with a full line Of dry goods and fur
nishings.
IA gentleman who occupies fore
most place in the mercantile circles of
Philadelphia said yesterday: .1'he
firm of Crosby g. Hill began business
in Wilmington in 1877, and is one of
the largest and most successful in that
city. Both members of the firm are OF
sterling character and ability, and are
thoroughly conversant with the trade.
They are close to the Scotch syndicate,
whose stores have been so pre-eminently
successful. Their advent in this win
make quite an addition in that dry
goods centre, and they will, undoubt-
eddy, take leading part in their line
in the near future. -
Messrs. Crosby & Hill will employ a
large force in Philadelphia. The
building which they have leased is
four stories in height. They will con
tinue to reside in this city aud will
continue their business here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
OPENING or THE BIJon.
improvements at the Pretty Theatre Now
Nearly Finished.

The improvements at the Bijou
Theatre are nearing completion, and
the house will be illuminated on Satur-
day night, when the newspaper men
will have an opportunity to make a
critical inspection. In order to have
everything ready by that time the
workmen are now busy day and night.
The finishing touches are being put on
the scenery.
The theatre will open for the season
on Monday night, when capable com.
pany will present 1.-THE Struggle of
Life,p a pretty scenic production.
The company will hold the boards for
three nights and matinee, and for the
three nights following and at the
Saturday matinee, Lizzie May Robbins,
in Little Trixie," will be the attrac-
tion. On September I'd the Slaves
OF Gold" company will open for three
nights
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
Deaths.

coLwELL-on August 18th, 1885,, Hugh Colwell,
aged as years.
cRoWLEY-Iu this city, on August 10TH, Maggie,
wife OF Jerry Crowley, aged % years.
FRBIGER-At West Haven, Conn, on August
18th, 1895, Frances Pleasants, wife OF the late
George Lea Febiger, U. $, As
GRIFFITH-ln this city, August 18th, 1895, VIII
llain Il. Griffith, aged IS years.
MeKENNA-In this city, Wednesday, August
2lst, 1895, Patrick Mckenna, aged So yenrs. -.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fuly invited to attend the funeral from his late
Residence, bl4 East Third street. Friday morr-
ing, at o'clock. High mass ut st. Marys Church.
interment at Cathedral cemetery.
MCMAHON-In this city, on Tuesday, August
20ih, 1898, Mary d. V. McSlahon, aged l6 years
and months.
R1CHARpsoN-on August 18th, 1895, William
7. Richardson, nged 77 years.
SIMMONS-On August 18Th, 1895, Will arr W.
Simmons, in his list year
WILLARD-On August 18th. 1896. James II.
Willard, aged 81 years.
W1MAN-Un August Goth, 1895, Joseph T.
Wyman, aged 20 years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22

Widening OF the Eismere Road-Request
for Appropriations.


Most of Tuesdays session Of the
Levy Court was consumed by discus
sion respecting the widening Of the
Elsmere road. Two delegations of
farmers were present. II. G. Conrad
was spokesman for the advocates of the
improvement and James w. Ponder
was spokesman for the opponents.
Action was deferred.
Bishop and Mrs. Coleman and the
sister who has charge of the st.
Michael's Day Nursery were given a
hearing respecting that institution and
the hospital for babies. They requested
that the sum of $500 he appropriated
annually for each institution. The
petitioners were cordially received and
their request will be promptly con-
sidered.
At noon the court took recess for
two hours
The Levy Court, Tuesday afternoon,
indefinitely postponed action on the
question Of widening the Elsmere road.
W. @. Reinhold Of Philadelphia ex-
hibited an iron box and shelving which
he desires to put in the Office of the
recorder of deeds at cost of 81. GOO.
Action was deferred. McCoy's bridge,
near Hares' Corner, was accepted by
the county. The court adjourned until
September 3d.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
FIRED FIVE HUNDRED Shots
A Posses Fierce Fight with
Two Horse Thieves.
ONE OF THE LATTER BADLY HURT
Supposed to Be Part of the
Cook Organization.
They Wounded One of the Members of the
Posse and Crippled Several of Their
Horses-Then They Fled and the Sheriff
Fell Back for Reinforcements.
Associated pross Dispatch Oy special who's

Clayton, N. NJ, Aug. 81 A posse
came up on two men named Lawrence
and Blake, wanted at Las Animas,
Col, for horse stealing, in Apache
Canon, three miles from here, where
they had their camp with two other
men.
The thieves fled and were pursued 81
miles, when they reached small
canon, dismounted and began firing at
the posse. The first volley crippled the
horses of several deputies and one of
the officers received slight flesh
wound. A general fight ensued.
After about 500 shots were fired the
desperadoes retreated and Sheriff Over
bay returned to Clayton for reinforce
ments. II is believed that one of the
thieves is badly wounded.
The supposition here is that these men
are aremnant of the Cook organization.
They are now headed for Woodward,
o. r.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-08-22
@. A. r. National Encampment.

Reduced rates via r. 4 O.-The B.
y 0. II. II. Co. will sell excursion
tickets to louisville and return
at all ticket stations on its lines
east of the Ohio river, at ratio Of one
cent per mile each way for the round
trip, for, all trains September 18th to
10th inclusive, valid for return journey
until October 9th. inclusive. Tickets
will also be placed on sale, via b. &
o., at offices Of all connecting lines.
Stop overs will be allowed on the re-
turn trip. Veterans will bear in mind
that all b. & o. trains run via Wash
ington and Harper's Ferry.