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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

WASHINGTON. Fob iS-Thc prcsi.
dent has commuted 20 i've years actual
imprisonment the Swear sentence i'm.
posed March n. 1904, upon J. + Gran.
dali. president 81 the First National
bank Of Johnston City, Tenn. for max.
ing false entries and false reports.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Mics 81, Leon has gone east 90 buy a
complete line OF the latest aud most
fashionable spring millinery. aud will
return March l. Sh, wishes q invite
her friend. and The public IN advance
o. call NJ that time when .he viii be
prepared o. show them everything In
up-to-da'e millinery 90 BE- worn during
TIE coming season. Mis-. 81 Lens
millinery parlor viii De open as usual
during her absence. 90 dlu2tw
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
sAIwEIeo wITA oRIIAN MATTIRs.
Emperor william Thinks ths Powers
Acted - They Should.

INV YoRE. Fob. IA dispatch 90
Tho Herald from So Petersburg says
entire satisfaction is felt there at the re.
suit Of the joint action Of the powers in
Crete and Emperor Williams warm ad.
herenoe Is mach appreciated Even
England's action Is praised by the Novoe
Nremya
Asa precautionary measure, serving
as an indication 20 the Greeks 70 behave
reasonably lest worse should come %
them, the Russian Mediterranean squad.
ron Is ordered TO remain on the Piraeus.
It's force Of eight ships will BE- strength.
ened further by the addition OF the bat.
tleship lmperaior NikolAyas l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

WASHINGTON. Fob lN-Rsar Admi.
raj Edmund T. Calhoun. retired. died
suddenly Wednesday night 90 his resi-.
deuco here of heart failure. aged Is
years He appeared we'll and hearty
almost up O. tho moment no was striek.
en-, and pas "a away before a physician
could be summoned Admiral Calhoun
served in the Mexican and civil wars
with distinction, and was retired in
tgoa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

/ will redeem any Coupons OF Tick
cts sold by sny other Photographer just
In the vay they propo.e Co redeem
them, u presented at my gallery, just
the same a. ii ISSUED by me.
6SG ; A. DNugRElN. Photographer
THOUSANDS of eases % Consumption.
Asthma, Coughs Colds and Group arc
cured every day by Shllohs Cure Sold
by all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

san Francisco, Feb. lS-ln the trial
Of the suit Of Mrs, Nancy Abbott 20 Is.
tblish tho fact Of her alleged wife.
hood to Thomas Qiackonbush, the aged
capitalist, experts testify that Mrs Al.
bot had unquostionably been guilty OF
fraud and forgery Experts testified
that while Quackenbush's signature 70
the marriage contract seemed genuine,
that Mrs Abbott had resortcd 20 the
old trick Of orasug the writing above
the genuine signature aud substituting
something more TO her purpose Thus
an old receipt was converted by the
erasuro sys,'m into a genuine love let.
ter and the marriage contract similarly
manuiactur d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

WASHINGTON. Feb. iS-The senate
committee on military affairs has taken
adverse action on the proposition to
bring the cadets from West Point 10 the
Inauguration. Only eight members
were present, and four. Senators Bate,
Cockrell. Mitchell, WIS., and walthAll
voted against the measure senator
Palmer did not vote. and Senators Haw.
ley. Proctor and shoup voted for H. No
action was taken looking 10 another
meeting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Having accepted the district agency
Tor the celebrated avery" standard
high grade bicycle, see me before order.
ing elsewhere. can ave you money
Yearly guarantee on every wheel and
keep In repair Cor one year. ladic,',
gcnllemen's aud childrens wheels from
tli To Sl26, Blue aud green cnameled
frames with silver and gold stripes.
Will give ,Tecial indictment, to IRE
purchaser d5e HApRy l.. Cos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

BovnAy, Feb. iS.-Sinoo the out.
break Of the plague 6Si9 cases have
been reported In this city and 5gaS
deaths recorded. In other places 99li
cases aud 5000 deaths from the plague
have occurred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
J. Allen Myers returned from Calves.
ton Wednesday night.

The southbound passenger ira n was
loaded with bsitleship eXcurslonists
yesterday en- route TO Galveston h see
the silver service presentation there to.
day. Among those who boarded the
train here the reporter caught the fol.
loving Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Carleton.
Mrs. Joe b. X ed and Master Douglas.
Judge Harman, Capt. J.J. Adams,
Capt. bob Adams, S r. Henderson. P.
II. Arlington, Major W. r. Caviti, Geo.
W. Smith, X. G. Tabor, Whit Doremus,
Chas. Vesmirovsky and }. c. Darwin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
InangnrntIon or NIcKinley.

Account Inauguration Of President
elect VIM Mckinley al Washington,
on March !, the ! & G. y. railroad will
sell round Zip excursion tickets from
all points to Washington at half rates,
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be- on sale Feb. % aud March
and limited good for return until March
TO- 1897 For further particulars cal
on ticket agent or address,
y. ] Pace,
As. 4, A., Palestine, Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
To the Public.

On and after Monday, Feb. IS, an
union barber shops In Bryan will shave
only tor Is cents straight Hair cut
rs cents, shampoo 2i cents, ,ea foam
10 ccnts No variations will he made
from these prices Respectfully,
20 lNIoN BARHEas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
Hog and nominy.

This il the time Il year for hominy.
c. +. Moore has at his feed store. the
finest hominy c,m ever brought iu the
state. Sen for ten cents worth. T.is
will be a plenty a. one time. Il will
make you happy AZ long NJ Il lasts.
y & 3. Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

ATHENS, Feb is.-Skousees, minister
for foreign Affairs, has replied TO
the last communication from the repre-.
sentatives Of the powers, saying IL was
impossible Tor Greece 10 recall her tor.
pcdo ocet 80 long as the excitement con.
tnues In Crete.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
John ar.n, 500. m.nn..

CLEVELAND. Feb is.-John Grant. =
member Of the national Republican
committee from Texas Is here. He
called at the Office Of NJ. A. Hanna and
was In conference for some time with
the national chairman Il IL under.
stood Mr. Grant Is here in the interest
Of his candidacy for some cabine, 20.
sittou
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
Mardi Gras New orleans

Account the above. the /. sc ".
railroad will have on sale round trip
excursion ticket. a. bali rates. Call
on Agent for particulars.
u. J. pmcE,
Asst. Gen Pass. ACT Palestine. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Prof Louis f. Das. q Mexican musi
clan and composer OF ability, tenders
hi 'erucrs a. instructor On al. orchc.
TIA insirumenis az reasonable rates.
For particulars apple al Mckenzie &
Co.'S iegelry store 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

PAREEEsuuR0. W. Va. Feb. is.-
Judge Bailey appointed Payton Il, Har.
rison general receiver for the Auburn
wagonworks AZ Martinsburg. LAabili.
ties, $4,000. and assets, eos, 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

CASEA, Feb. is-rhe offer TO the
anomalous situation. the Greek consul
here, on the representations Of foreign
admirAls, has removed the Greek dag
from the consulate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

MmpLESaoRo. KY, Feb. iS-In a
quarrel At Canary Greek over nickel
Marsh Winston killed John Wilson
Both are prominent men.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
cHlNAMAN's NECK BRoKgN'
lie Was Hanged For the Murder Of
Thrse reraana

SAN QUENTIN PRIsoN. Cal. Feb. Is
Chuu sing, Chinaman, was hanged
here yesterday for three atroCious muir.
ders. His crimes were committed in
September, 1895. With an AZ he At.
tackled fellow Chinaman. An Fook. In
the lat,er's house lie left An Fook for
dead and Drained his wife As she was
attempting to escape Then he went 10
house occupied by Charley Tai. anoth.
er Chinaman, and killed him aud a
woman he found there, actually BE-.
heading the latter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Constipation causes more than half
the ills " women. k1rrs Glover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure Tor Cons ipat lion
Sold by MI druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Five Cottages or Sale OF Rent Al.o
a good family horse anl buggy aud
tine colt, years old JNo. II. WYNN.
colin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Pills do not cure constipation They
only aggrayate karl's Clover Root
Tea nves perfect regularity of the
bowels. Sold by an druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
TrlIhY Inut.

Lost-A very small white fee with
black spots-a female named "Thlby".
Reward for return 10 Comfy Clerks
Office. 61ilw&wlt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

RoM. Feb rs A special dispatch
received from Larissa, Greece. SAYS
thousands Of Maoedonians have crossed
the frontier aud joined the Greek forces.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

PIuLApEIpuA. Fob lS-The trial Of
John d. Hart. charged with fitting out
nibusteTing expedition, in violation
Of the United States neutrality laws In
connection with the steamer LAurada,
which, % Is alleged. sailed Tor Cuba
early last August with arms aud am.
munition for the insurgents, was con.
tiuued IN tho United States district
court today Hubert $ Heath, sea.
man on the Laurada. detailed az length
how boxes on the Laurada were un.
packed and rifles and cartridges taken
from them Tho balance Of his testi.
mony was devoted to the trip to Cuba
aud the transfer Of arms, ammunition
and men g. the Dauntlcss when on Ma.
vassa island.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Why suffer with coughs. colds an
Ia grippe when LANAuvG BHouo QuiN.
iSE will cure you in one day. Dues
not produce the ringing in the head
Ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Pat up in
tablets convenient for taking Guar.
anteed TO cure, or money refunded.
Price, 9,c. For sale by
NJ. u. James
Sam h. Wilson,
E.J. Fountain,
Apl Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
DIR. HAIRSTON


A REGULAR 0RApuANE N nEp,o,xx
Vure" All forms Of Rrrt,t nisr,,r. PHI.
tl''ulA tissures, ithlng or Pruri,u, Al, go
liberated bowels without usc Of Hplfe a, A.
'enuon irom business ave Cure I'VE
ana ne ray uat,l cured.
spe'lal attention givsn to private disease.
omce hours n n aud 2ioSRm
once up''ai'' nsH, door b Eagle ore,
d6wtf
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

LOSr-A bunch Of or keys; one
Iargr key aud the others small. Re
wand Tor return to county clerks Office
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

was nervous tired. irritable aud
cross Karrs Glover Root Tea has
made me we'll and happy.
Sold by all druggists.
MPS T.. A. WORnEN.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

The lumber contract was awarded 10
G. $. Parker for $500 per thousand
feet 10 county script
The road commencing At the NeyiI
place on the Kurton road. and ext nd.
Ing to the Williamson place. was de
elared a public highway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Diseased blood, constipation. aud
kItncy liver aud bowel troubles are
cured by karrs clover Root Tea. Sold
hy all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19
See the Battlesl,tp

On February rs and ~. The nat.
G. railway will scll round trip tickets
To Galveston al one f're Tor the round
tnp. Tickets good GOO .eaye Galveston
on or before Feb 22l, lSG. and god
Tor only continuous pa sage each way.
20 W. s. WusoN, l.cal Agent
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-19

Comanche Tribe No. %, I. o. II. NJ,
Bryan. Tex-Council ffe kindled The
llrst and third Wednesday OF every
month a. the seventh run and thiriieth
reath In WigWam at Mikes hall.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
Cotton Advancing.

New York, August 23.-Riordan 4 Co,
say: "The dynamite bomb upon which the
bulls have claimed the cotton market was
resting exploded to-day. Prices advanced 33
points. Liverpool started eff by cabling an
advance of 4-64ths in that maket this morn
ing. The opening here was marked
by such excitement as the brokers
have beer unused to for long time. Every
one seemed to have good buying orders.
Prices opened from II to % points above the
close on Saturday. Liverpool and the short
interest were the heaviest buyers, but con-
siderable outside buying was noticeable. Ru-
mors that Western wheat bulls were buying
cotton, and very light receipts contributed to
he uneasiness of the shorts. Realizing sales
caused sharp slump after the opening, but
the demand was always good aud when 10
the last hour New Orleans sent heavy buying
orders here prices advanced rapidly and with
surprising ease, January opened at 03, de-
clined to 6 95, rallied TO 7.02, again declined
to 6 s5 aud then rapidly advanced to 7.l2,
with the tone of the market firm. 1t looks
like bull market aud, if speculation enters,
it may become one. We cannot share the
enthusiasm, however, and we think that
those who sell cotton cautiously will fnd
opportunities to replace lower.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
Well, Prosperlng and Cool.
CAESARS HEAD. s c.. Aug. 20. s

CAESARS HEAD, S c., Aug. 20, 's7
&r E l,tor: To your stsIeAned contempo-
raries'' send cordial salu,ation l: would
do your soul good-granting that editors
have souls-to sit with me this morning for
one little hour. do not mean to say there
s any peculiar charm in my company, but in
my surroundings The ousehold-number-
ing new some 80 OF 40 guests-are jus: COM
ing forth from their chambers, where every
one of them has slept under one or more
blankets. In some rooms where there is q
sick man or woman without her due allow
ance of flesh, one can hear the crackle of
pine-wood 6res, and the mountain freshness
sends Il quiver of delight over our whole
mortal frame. feel really sorry for you
poor creatures who, after pight-long battle
With musquitos, Lave awaked shis morning
without the sensation of having slept and
rested.
Some of our guests make it daily duty
to go out to see the sun rise. This is very
nice for those WHO like taat sort of thing !;
but am contenting myself with seeing old
Sol set daily. l feel assured be will get up in
good order if can only succeed in seeing
hi.n safely putto bed. One does not look his
best Immediately after awaking in the morn
ing, and I am not sure Sir Sol is anxious 10
be inspected at too early an hour. For this
reason, as we'll as for others, do not go ou.
to meet him on the woodland lawn.
While We si; here in heavy clothieg, it is
very difficult 70 believe that i: is not cool all
the world over. While write, every win
dow in the room is down, and my slippered
feet are chilly. l wouder how yours feel. If
your soul and body grow warm towards NE,
please remember that l cannot return the
feeling ia the midst of my present surround
iags.
Our guests are mixed mni;i:ude. There
are several handsome girls but the women
are mostly Of uncertain age, and either have
no husbands, or have LEFT them TO swelter in
the torrid zones far away. guess some OF
the poor fellows feel sense of cooluess and
of relief ct ceing thus left, and they i've in
daily apprehension CT the fact that when the
''o:d ladies' do return, things will be made
warm enough for them You yourself. Mr..
Editor, being but common person--thes is,
unmarried-can know nothing of these
things, and may as we'll restraio my strug-
glirg muse.
However, did not contemplate writing so
prolonged letter. only took my pen to
say that am we'll and prospering and cool
yes, sir, COOL Please remember that-cool.
&C BROWN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
BURGLARY AND FIRE AT
BISHOPVILLE.
Depot Robbed and Then Burned
Burglars Escape.

Bishopville, S. c.. Aug % There was an
alarm made this morning about 30 o'clock
10 the way of An explosion which aroused
lots of people, who soon discovered that the
depot was on FIRE The night watchman hav.
Ing retired ut o'cleck, there could be notb.
ing done of any consequence in the way ct
saving the contents of depot, and when the
building had fallen and it could be approach
ed, it was discovered that the safe door was
on the opposite side of the building, having
been blown off BY dynamite.
At first there was no clue as to the iucen-
diary, but later reports showed that there
were two or more tramps or unknown nen
in town on Saturday night one of whom
slept in box Car at the depot. He heard
the explosion, saw the Ere and did sot let
himself be known, AID about o'clock got
out mysteriously. as no one of large crowd
saw him, and took his departure down the
railroad But it was soon reported, and he
vas captured, and i5 now in the guard house.
There is no direct evidence against him The
wrecking train came 10 at o'clock. and
such work was done as was necessary for the
time The tools used in drilling the safe
were stolen from an open blacksmith shop
near by, and were left in the ruins.
Numerous reports are spreading ard hun
dreds of suggestions made, but nothing to
lead to the capture and proof Of the guilty
parties.
We all missed our Sunday orning nar-
II. E. T.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
Wedgeield News.
WRDskr1ELD, August "a, 1897

WRDskTIELD. August "a, 1897.
Mr.. j. R. Odom, one of our most worthy
and respected citizens, died here suddenly
from heart failure on the morning Of the
18th, aged IS years. He moved to this place
from Battleboro, N. G 20 years ego, and his
since won for himself many friends. he was
a loving husband, kind father, a true
friend, faithful member Of the Baptist
Church. and served in the wa. as a good
soldier. The entire community extend their
sincere sympathy to the sorrowing wife,
children and grandchildren. The funeral
took place Friday morning at the Wedge6eld
cemetery.
The meeting being held las. week iu the
Methodist church. by Rev. j. ". kriail aud
Pastor Dowell, had to close on account Of the
continued bad weather.
Mr. J. G. Strange exhibited mammoth
musk melon recently, which measured two
feet long, three feet around, aud weighed "a
pounds
Rev. j. ". Daniel, of Sumter station,
preached in Wedge6eld Sunday morning and
afternoon to appreciative congregations.
The recent rains caused several casualties,
among which was washout on the Atlantic
Coast Line near Camden junction, and the
removal Of bridge on the public road, be-
tween Wedge6e.d and Sumter, at McRae's
Mill
Rev. ]. c. Bailey, pastor of the Presby-
te1ian church, has resumed his lators after an
extended vacation 20 the up-couptry.
Mr.. E. L. Ducom has gone to Mayesville
to accept position with Mr. Robt Chandler.
Mr. Sam. Weinberg has reated Mr. Nc
Leod's store, aud opened up for the fall
trade.
Miss Phebe Troub uble6eld has returned home
Mr. Albert Aycock has returned from New
York. where he went TO purchase his fall
stock of goods. He came by Charlotte and
brought his family home.
Rev. W. j. Dowell will begin meeting at
Bethesda, near Hagood, Dex. Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. He will be assisted by
Rev. ]. J. Myers, Of Providence, and Rev. w.
3. Baker, of Columbia Mr. Baker is g
stroog preacher. He was major in the Con-
federate army. and is Oow faithfully fighting
''the good fight of fsith.' D.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
The Dance at the Cross Roads.

Tnes11y e7ea,ng SAW the gathering OF
briiiiart com any under the 1907 of the OLD
Gals;arh eo2Sr. "a; the Y road.. nov in the
bands If TIE bospitabe Mr. A J. Loses.
The Old place was at its best and shone
with shat pristine glory that many of our
gras.headed matrons love 20 tell about The
gardens flashed With the CLEAN ofmany Japa-
ne5e lanteros aad in the halls and plaza
broad leafed palms, cunningIy placed, cffar-
cd the quietest retreats.
Grand Wes,oerry, the old fiddler, struck up
ssThe Pride of the Hall,' and the dance
opened with an enthusiasm that bespoke an
entire success.
There were present about fifteen couples and
come staes The ladies we're a,tired as fol-
lows:
Mics Pauline Gaillard, sn empire gown of
white silk
Hiss Mamie DuBose, white organdie, satin
RIBBONS, and flowers:
Miss Sadie Burrows, light blue elk, With
lace trimmings.
Miss Armide Moses, white satin, under
white organdie: trimmings of yellow satin.
Mics Sayra Bonita, pink chiffon over
white satin; yellow ribbons
Miss Angel Cheatham, red organdie over
red satin.
Miss Julia Anderson, pink silk, with nile
greco trimmings.
Mss Adele Moses, lilac silk, with black
Yelve, trimmings pearl passamentrie.
Miss Katie Anderson, light blue silk, with
white chifor trimmings.
Miss Lillian Moses, white organdie over
light blue satin.
Miss Georgia Williamson, safson tinted
silk real lace trimmings.
Miss Julia Frierson, white o-gandie over
white silk.
Miss Amelia Holmes nile green silk, With
white chiffoa trimmings
Miss Julia Holmes, pink silk, lace.
Miss Rosie Moses, pink organdie and pink
ribbons.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Temple Fri
erson, Paul Kennedy. Perry Moses, l. Hardy
Noses, Graham Moses, J. J. Harbys Granville
DeLorme, Braiuard Wilson, Ansley HARDY,
jackson Hardy, Willie Burroughs, Benz. Col
clough, Willie DuBose, John Anderson,
Frank Burgess, haskell Duranf, jack Moses,
G. D. Jennings, Louis Williamson, Stan
yarae Barrows, Willie Audersoo, Kennedy
Burrows. Richard Folk and S. j. Folk.
Everything passed off pleasantly, the dance
broke up, and the company departed, prais-
Ing loudls the elegant hospitality of M:. snd
Mrs. A. j. Moses.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-08-25
Take JOHM.SONS
CHILL 6 FEVER
TONIC. aa~
TONIC.
Ohio River and Charleston.

In letse, to the Manufacturers Record,
Messrs. Dick Bros. i Co., of Philadelphia,
partially confirm the report that arrange
ments are being made for building extensions
to the Ohio River and Charleston line. The
letter states that Ar. e. R. Dick, chairman of
the Investment Company of Philadelphia,
Pa, has been examining the line of the rail-
road, also the locality in and around
Charestoo, with q view of building about
seventy miles of new road. As already
stated In the Manufactures Record, it is con.
templated to extend 5ranch now under con-
struction between Blacksburg and Gaffoey,
8. c., as far as Spartanburg also build
road between Camden and Sumter, s C. In
addition to Mr. Dick. President Samuel Hunt,
of the railroad company ; G. R. Carr. of
Baltinore; B K. Tyler, of Washington, D.
C, aad A. Ii. Hance, CT Philadelphia, have
also made the inspections. A. Charleston
they had conference with George B. Ed
wards and others, and it is believed the sys-
ten will have Charleston ss its tide-water
terminus, either by the railroad company
bailding the extensions, or through the efforts
Of the Charleston people. As the company
has no bonded deb. except $500, ,00c which it
is understood has been aoated in Philadelphia
for the extensions, it is placed iu position to
add considerable mileage to the road.
Since the above was written the Manrfac.
turers' Record is 10 receipt of advices from
Mr. Evans R. Dick. of the 6rm of Dick Bros.
+ Co., in which it is practically decided to
extend the Ohio River l. Charleston line
north to the coal fields and make iis Southern
terminus at Charleston.
Blacksbdrg, S. C.-Mr E. R. Dick, Of the
6rm of Dick Bros. l. Co., No. 423 W.lout
Street, Philadelphia, Pa advises the Manu-.
facturev Record that it has practically been
decided to extend the Ohio River River l.
Charleston railroad north to the Mioneap.
oils (Virginia) coal-6elds, and south to
Charleston. This will require extensions
from Camden, s. c., to Charleston, and
from Marion, N. c., to Minneapolis. Mr.
Dick is one of the syndicate which has float
ed the issue of $500. 900 in the bonds made
BY The company. Samuel Hunt, Carlisle
Building, Cincinnati, O., is president Of the
company Manufacturer Record.