The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, June 25, 1898, Image 3
local Matters.
?The laying of brick on the
new A M KZ church at this place
was begun yesterilny.
? Mr.I W conder is spending a
few days with friends in Columbia.
? The Gregory-Heath Ranking
A Mercantile company have finish
ed their telephone line from this
place to Kershaw.
?The Trustees of the graded
school postponed their meeting to
elect the assistant teachers until
next Monday afternoon.
?Mr Willis (? Moore, of
Tradesvillo, has home-raised hams
in his meat-house that weigh as
much as 04 and 96 pounds apiece.
Who can beat it?
? It is reported hero that a son
of Squire Hoik's in I'nion county
N c was shot in the tlugh last
Monday afternoon by Mark
Stnrni's lln> 11 it illmrixl f.? li.nn
alxlueted u daughter of Squire
Hoik's.
? Private Phos Howze of the
recruiting squad from t! 1 11 r I
Regiment, S < Yo!; is
ing i*j> recruits for tin ih I;
Several enlisted \.:'h 'h'v.ito 1'
Mayor, who ;
the week.
tfriT*!'?h rn I union, n i
HOs Ji g* hid 1 -|i o!-. 11< i I!; ,'? ' i
utt'o lo Wooiford
This ? r fails Sold l?v .1 K Ms;
cy *V ? .. Hruevi?l, ' at ousn r s <
? Wyiie Kihlor mii I Minor I'. 1!
OOtl\ien il at the ri ci i t t ri i < c
werf si nl t>? the < h<in y <n. 'I l. n- 1 .
to serve lit* ir sentences. the < t. i
for one year nol the la lor I' r .r> d \ *
? Hi ruin Cox, and Kiauk 'P'< in|?-'
sentenced the former to "> > .?
the la ter six nioiilhs inn r -o m
in the Slate |)?nili?in iary. wil If!:. <
to that iOHlittitlon today.
?Rev John 1, (iirardimi, l> |>
Columbia. die I at hi* Itoni in that
cit.? Tliuiadny night, hi liit 7'trd yoir.
He was a noted divine ^nid his death
Will he lllllK* II teil I llf 'U 'llOllt III''
tttate
? Mr John K Flow, a prominent
husim ss man of Monroe, died there
lat Thursday, aged 4o year**.
?Mr Pat K a^.ui, the popular aluht
cieik of (he hotel J?Tome in Columbia
wwi ilriiwiitil while bull.Sue in a 1 : 1 e
near An^usta, (iu . Tbur-day ni,;l.t
Mr Feagan wan ouavhit to rel lives
in Augusta.
gigrlr.ooutiencr of wafer dur it k
.deep stopped lirneila'ety by Pit I-,
DKTCHON'S A NT! IUI'KKTIC ('UH-,
children and uou r* mike? Price, jl
Hold by J F Maekey A Co.. Drogght,
Lincanter. H C.
('apt ii r?>?l Al'tcr a Year at I.iberty.
Muri.m B'aekmon, who w?* r u
icted in Mugi-t.'ute Carm ' eourt
abi.ut PI months ago and st- lib-nee I l<
0 days on the rhuio gain; for violation
of the dlspensarv law, and who es?
raped fioni State Con-tables Xewh ild
and Howie as they Were bringing hfni
to jail one night, was rnptnred ly
Constables 7/owie and Cue key b?-t
Wednesday and wns -''lit to the ehain
gain; Thursday to servo his sentence.
A di* patch from Madrid sa\ ? !sugu-l*
informed the < * amher Thursday
that < ninara's squadron is on lite way
to tlie Philllpine*.
It will not mend a broken neek,
nor will it insure you against lire;
hut for all aches and pains that
suffering humanity groan with,
there i> nothing thnt given quirk
relief, like Wonderful Oil.
LASIE BACK.
Prink a tea^poont'il of Wonder
fill Oil in half teacup of milk or
water twice a day, and hat he the
hack with pure Wonderful Oil
twice a day, morning and night.
( holcrn Morhnn
and < 'olic.
Take a teaspoonful of Wonderful
Oil in half teacup of warm
milk or water every half hour
until bowels are checked. In
severe eases of colic, hath the
stomach ami bowels with pure
Wonderful Oil, and apply hot
flannel cloths wrung out in hot
water satnrated with Wonderful
Oil, over the bo we P. Always
carry a Inittlo of Wonderful Oil
with you, if you don't, some of
these times you will regret it.
Colic and Cholfra-morbus come
without warning and unexpectedly.
25c a bottle.
1 Mnckoy ( <>.
proccrdtiigH of Court.
The court of (icncrnl sessio
adjourned Wednesday aftcrnoo
after a three days term. The f<
, lowing cases were disposed of s
ter our last issue:
Kphrum McDow, assault a
battery with intent to kill. V?
diet. guilty. Sealed Sentence.
| ,Jos II Hilton, assault and hi
tery of a high and aggrayat
nature. Verdict, guilty. Sea
J sentence.
Sebron Stack, selling whiske
Not gudtv.
Ill"
Hen < harlev Hinson. rhurs
J with inurdei. Verdict, not gu
.las Barton, convicted of assai
and battery with intent to kill a
recommended to mercy, was tin
The line was paid.
The following eases were co
tinned to the next term: Burw
K Blackmon and Sarah l'hilli
adultery: Sam Wliittuker all
dolm Perry, burglary and I:
' eeiiv.
The following were nol prossr
It' :i V. S"egers, disposing
' ' . Robin 11 :ii
o: 1 ! > br? ieking and b
i : <'us" was coiiiin
i< in K ' uv (anility: (Jeoa
Mel I wain, disposing of propel
und r ..: 1? iso (dTenso coi
mil ted i:: .in r county
juriMlirt:? n.
J?.- 'li'l'T.
S. nalor 1!
Mil!.t. nt 1 o'clock i? m., li
Wc.itu .!:i\, Mr .1 i'nteha
1! K'Ui ey, of Charlotte. N a
Mi M ttie Miller, daughter
Maj am! Mrs li F Miller, \vt
nni: < 1 in the holv l?on<ls ot' mat
nionv, the llev .! F Carlisle, pi
tor of the Methodist ehurch
th:- place, oMiciatini;. Only aft
relatives and intimate friends
t lit! contracting parties we
present.
Immediately after the cei
inony Mr and Mrs Hackney l<
on the Northbound train for
two weeks visit to the homo
the groom's father, Rev .J
Hackney, at (Jreensboro, N '
After returning they will na
their home at char otte, N c \vi
! the groom's brother, on Ten
Street.
The bride is one of Lancaster
most accomplished and estimnl
young ladies and carries with li
the best wishes of a host
friends. The groom is fine
the en plovct of the well kn<>\
linn o. 1) .. I ami King of clin
lotte.
Surrendered to the Slierilt*,
Messrs Richard c., .James li
and II. R. McMnntm, charged wi
the murder of Mr rluirley Hu
mon, near Whisonnnt's saw m
an ac count of which appeared
the I edger recently, come
tow ii yesterday and surrender
to Sheriff clyburn. Thov we
committed to jail and will app
for biil as soon as thcit attornc
L l> Rlakeney, Ksrp, can arran
for a hearing before .fudge .Jon
on a writ of habeas corpus.
Sad Heath of a Child?Oiy1
Morphmo by Mistake.
A little daughter of Pro* M
Mnnus of tlio Cnrnes Schc
House section, aged about t\
yeur>, died on' the 13th insta
from the etFects of a dose of mu
phine administered through m
take for quinine. The child w
not feeling well acul its moth
gave it what she supposed wot
lose of quinine, the powder ha
ing been purchased at a counti
?4??ro for quinine. As soon
the mistake was discovered 1
II (1 l'lliott was sent for, li
when ho arrived the unfortuni
little ono was beyond the aid
inedienl skill, and died within hi
an hour after the doctor jj
theie.?Review.
(For The Ledger,
ns VAN \YY( K ITEMS.
,n, !
M- Mr Editor:?When my last
if- communication apj>eared in the
Ledger, our people were coined
plaining of dust and diy weather,
?r- hut now their complaints are mud
and too much water. There is
some complaint made against one
e<l of our thrifty colored farmers,
McC Alexander, connecting him
with the great down pour of rain
,v on last Thursday afternoon. On
i Wednesday night, Alexander
e(j heard a great commotion in his
j). fowl house and on examination
found n large black chicken snake,
^ dispotching his young fowls. He
j soon dispatched his snRkeship,
, which wn.s of an unusual size, and
0(|
measured seven feet in length.
Alexander had often heard that a
dend snake of this kind, if hung
j up in dry weather would bring
, rain. He knew, we needed rain
'aS ! very much and thought it would
ir- l
j be well to hang up the monster.
In a few hours the clouds began
>d: n
. to collect and before night our
of I . . . . .
I country was deluged with a very
heavy rain, and Alexander says
he was uluio-t washed away. His
it- 1 .
neighbors complain that he ought
go f .
~ to have hud more sense than to
hang up sin h a large snake, that
in - ; .
he might have known it would
"" , .
i;t\e muhi^iii 100 ueuvv :i rain.
Now whether Alexander's snake
had nnylhihg t*? d<? with bringing
r, rain or not ?tin* rain eunio and
has been coming mora <>r less
1st
. evorv dav and some of the henv
I'd ; . " . *
, iest rains that have fallen hero in
nd |
.. years, which have done much
of |
damage to our farms in washing
we ^ n
the land. Vet strange to say,
ri* ^
Catawiia River. n*?r Twelve Mile
is.
Creek over Mowed their hanks.
at.
Our crops are growing very
aw ' *
.. fast and farmers have taken on
of
new courage. Thev are busy
sre | .
sowing and planting their stubble
e J lands in peas and corn. They are
^ looking after food crops.
^ j Van Wyek is looking forward
- to a pleasant time at the dedijj
cation of Van Wvck M K Church
,, on 1st Sunday in duly bv Bishop
^ Duncan, and theeonuneneeinent of
Van Wyek school on the night
^ of duly eth, which has gotten up
an e tertaining program for the
. oe--anion.
' s ,
^ I The Third Quarterly conference
( for Van Wyek charge was held at
^ Belair las'7Saturday and Sunday.
Presiding Kldcr Campbell was on
v? hand and dispatched business in
w- his usual dignified manner. The
j finances were small, and indicate
the scarcity of money at this
time of year with our people.
Kev S II Booth tilled the np!
pointments of Rev d A Campbell
ir 'on Fort Mill charge last Sunday
at Pleasant Mill and Fort Mill,
1,1 j while the pastor was absent tilling
to an appointment at Rock Hill.
Lt' Missis May an(l Mildred Cun
ro ningham of Lancaster visited their
'v I grand parents Mr and Mrs d I.
x> Tillman last week.
K? OPT1MCS.
O u.iri?ntc?-<t tol>nr< o mil it r run I wen!,
men t.iroim, blool pure. tl All rin.c.i <
1,1 The Reason Why.
This is the way the latest song
goes, according to tho Roanoke
I World:
"Wo don't want to buy at your
x " place; we don't trade there any
more. You'll bo sorry when you
r seo us going to some other store.
IS You enn't s*?tl IW II n V utnlo
, ....J
wo havo opened wide our eyes;
or ,
wo flou t want to trade at your
1 a atore, Vnuso you do not?A d
v v o r t-i m o.*'
,ls JfuckUiH's Arnica Ma'vn.
|)r Tick Hk r Hai.vk In the world f??.
Cut*. llruiH-rt, Sor?'x, Clows ' al.
Rheum, Fever 8ore?, Tetter. Chap
it? 1^,1 Hand*, Clillb'aiiift, Corna, and >?
of rtkln eruptloiix, end poflllvely cure*
(ljf Piles, or no pay r <|<iire<l It in K?ia>an
teed to give |n?rf??ct satisfaction ot
> money refunded Price 2-\ centnpei
box. For t*ale by Crawford Broe.
. ,,S V '
l f^nSSi u4
r ^ ^ ' ---- ur cjzAi v'ai
LATEST WAR NEWS. :
Telegrams Received Up to 5
O'ciock Yesterday.
1
Columbia. June 24 ?Crisi* hue I
aristi in Spanish cabinet. Rnbteiln
openly HilvueMlea peace negotiation ?li- I
rect with liie United Stat ?a A strong |
public sentiment is bnekh g liini in
(but siaml. The news from Santiago!
has alarmed tlie Spanish ? tticials mm i
well as the populace.
The Americana are steadily advancing
011 S nttago ami have 1 cached a
point on Tableland, overlooking the
harbor, about 7 miles from M rro ' as
*!e. No decisive hattha have been I
fought ye', only many Once kkir- '
mishes in which the A ttiericans have '
forced tlie Spaniards I ack, the latter
burning all bbekh nses as tl ev retreated.
Their retreat f nm Juncara
was so hasty could not tire that town. \
The other Imh ps 1 n ships have in t \
landed yet because of heavy sea.
Sam| son learmd today in der? Hag
of truce that Hot-son and 11 i < c< in pan >
ions are cotflmd in Santiago, fmn
miles from Mono Castle ?nd iliat they
are all well.
Tlie Cuba's are c ? operating gallantly
in driving the cpanhwd* hark
to Santiago Alg r ?xpects the cap
tore id Santiago t<? he a hmndy * ii'tn'*
as tlie Spihiants ?|'I make -nch i<
J staml as will pracifeel'y necessitate
j t'u'ir Hiniililliitioti before the inwn
| is nred. Ko?- ter
Mrs Chalmers llorton of
Kershaw, is visiting her parents,
! Mr and Mrs .las Hamilton.(
hester Lantern.
Chester's l'ost muster.
The president yesterday sent to
the senate the nomination of ,1 \Y
Dunnovanl to >e postmaster at
( liester.?Chester Lantern.
nilnrnto Your Itowi-J* Willi e^ixrar.-U.
fuihortir. corn constipation forever
lOi'. tSlc. lie C.C f*rif. ilrnudst *? r* fund 111011 ~ v.
?? ii 11 i be?? ?m
IN MxiuzoRZaax.
He *t II k?' I renders and let tin thlm.
I or one home ban lo-t its 1 ?ri>;111
link. '
A lovely Innl ha* been |i'u bed in .
I line.
To hIiow foitli i's li- au y ii a fairer
clime.
J.itt'e Mary Kvann Wyt|i> after n
Inief nines* Iihm imixte I hwhv. Tee
eMiiny 'tide ha* horne lier aw?y t?>
eternity deep ami wide. "-he wi.s ?>n<y
eleven yearn ?>f i'tfe. bright anil i?f?
tractive, the pride ? f her home. ami
heloveil hv ah. Kl'icinh ami need
lien weep not fo- l.er The Sax inr |
has railed her h> her lu a veil'y hone
wl ere all in happiiiensa'id peace r? ?
.supreme.
The Hnnday se* ool n > more her fine
will see;
A vacant seat among her friend*,
will there he;
A ho.ne once clie<ifu1 and hrigld
fs now darkened t y death's i.ixl f. I
Rut wt'V should we still want her
here,
Wh? ii v or 1st has cal ed h? r hon ei
up ther^?
For around Mis throne in r..diuiice
she sits
Where ell is !??\ e and s n tmne e'?-r
commits.
A Pi lend.
sw??ill ?i ? tmiixuMMScr-jCM.-k: -'.a. ?
Dyspepsia
Degrades
its victim*. It puts them in
the power of the weakest nr^an of
thu body and makes th< n its s\.
They must eat to suit it, dr :;k to suit
it, anti livo a lenten hi'" of self-' aial.
PILLS
nave cured mnnj* bad cases of
dy.-; :-] sia they v ill < ire you, if you
are suffering frmn that disease.
Mrs. H. B. Anderson, 15 Williams
Street, Grand ltapi-is, Mich., writes :
" Ayor's Pills cured me of dyspep-dA
from which I had suffered for three
years. They buat every otW ou ivcine."
mk rtrrs
PILLS Curs
Dyspepsia
4
Announcementi
I'OK ! //B > ENA.TE.
Thankful foi past fi?vi r?, and at ll
ao'ieitaliou of many frond*, I n
nounce thai T am a candidate for t
e'ec inn to th?* Mate Sei ale sul jeet
the rule of the Democratic primary.
H K. MII.I.KK
FO i{ KEPRE- K X I \ 11 VE *.
Having served oiil\ one term in t1
Legislature. injustice to myself I a
nounce li Ht I etna ramlidate fori
election In the H? use of Itepres'iil
lives for only one more < rrn, I tin
hy pledge myaeif to abide the result
the Democratic primary election
C A I'l.VI.KK
Editor ledger/?/'lease am ounet
am a candidate for noni'iiatinn
Uepresei tative snljtct to the titles
I he Denioemtic party.
.1 W MAMKI.
I atn a candidate ft r ?e electio >
il e House of IJenrc eniativts. I ?
ahith* the result i f the Democratic t>
mury election.
T Y Wll./.l \: I I
"I' IS 111 Cf III' s* If v 'I i i1 r.' e
the II. use .1 |..| i,:iio *
to tlo* rules ai it i* gnlctio! > oi
I)en.i ic !'
1 !>? \
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tlii> ( uiit.v '<"M \
tint' :t tl l.is 1ii? m
WHS S'H'lt ' I! I > 1 ! I ' '. it
ivi't ' iii- \ H'i stjr fit lit 1!
i-lntlliW Hi- I'.nr.l It.'inir iVnr
Mti'iiii' lli" :t ti:t . <.1" 11:
M-tti-iit'il l.i'
lit' .- '111 i I'll'!* I ? ft:. I ,f
K-l 1 iii^H \vi ' tli'ili' ! in- 1
)tt i It I It I \ I' "III.
Many Wrr;
FOR hH'N 1 V I vM*::i:u
! hereby it 1: ft ?ii n .uys-'f it- n ft
i' it'" t tr ' > .lily !' 11 11 im*, ? t.I j
to l! fit!. - t.r ill - <! too ";t. i [ : ill) 1
I wlU wrv ' 1 S4 111 Milium, tilting
tIto rtMv.HiniliT > >' ilie -aittry 1:
hi* roiioty li"??niy
WI I.SOX 1:0 VKl.l,
II ? -
i i ifn i v a i' i ' Ml' III'? > I .1 < > 11
Into f-r '! Ili ? ' ' y Trci-ur
smIiJ ?' i" the ?I?-i?i 1.11j? i r 1.1 iry.
.1 K IKWM \ N
Tilt* ??/?ny f: 5?-? ?*.? J .>o Ix Tny I
! ike p'lMMilc li I.IV-? II" ii liN mill
t ? tliw vote - of !.:?? . r < '?> mty as
f? r l'? ?11"ii of f'oun
I'li-m urn, ami li-r !>y ! C i? I
v* iI! ?* i?1 tlit* rifii't nf 11 priuini
election.
I am :i candidate f??r t 'mint
Treasurer.
\Y (' CAT I'llEN.
FOR ( Ol N I V A t'DI OK.
I lifrc'w announce tnys?-lf a* aeai
lUilnfa for rp-clei-tii'ii n* mi liter
I.m carter connt s, 11.1 I i? 1I21' niysi
to iilii lf t e r- >i:!t <f I:t? <l<inoci)ti
prim rv.
JOHN A COOK.
vor >rp 1:1:;n ; km?i:nt c
edi:ca i ion
We :?r" Hillhori/. |] to Sit.II >111!
I'r"l .T'i? If T|>om?on n< 1 eimiiil'itp 1
county 1 pertntendent ??f Edueutlni
T1 "ii' :ii" my ft- <' f > "I ii* ? 1
in Mm* ji M a I ! if 'it' - 1 i. * i' ii
ot many, I hi reby an* un my
i'hi i.itlalc for r? i ? to .tic oil
of County s'i! rtnt'-iot'-Mi ?>f l?eiu
lion, nott<> Cm iVmocrRtic I
maiy ftlecllon.
W 11 IIIUJCK
FOR n>rx I V I' I'F.RVISOI
I The friend* o'T .1 IVn v. r'-eeirn
tnyr in hi* tiifl n : vi> " hk Con.
j Ship rvi' r hush|.||.it i|ii 1 ;licit
ami a ill p tegar ; > tin* t . m-ip'
CPOIIOIllV 'll ill" Tl It L'- III nt < ' I
' aft a ik of ttm f 1 11 1 y. he i>v 'i' ' < 01
i litm a* a candidate 'or r 1 Vet on
: f|>i. inj|Mirti.iii il"i r cord
, nil (fl'^r l? ll Mitlfel'" f K ; rm f< 11
[ the attain of the itnvnty will brn
[ in t?i?> hand*.
I oAflT^orTi A,
Boawthe >'i<Yn ^?'
TRESPASS Nil!If R.
All |t('r?i)n? arp hcrohv i ? > ii" il ?
lo trenpfut-* by wnlklnir rtdinj?. Hahl
awl mining or in nnv rth< r kmy.dii i
plantation, n mile ? r twnSot
of Lanraa'er court hou?e. Any r
ann or il!-r? .".I'lii v thi* not
will !>? prosecute I to t!u> iui:? -i? xU
of the Inw.
R Z iVruir
June 6. 1H&H.
Court I]\piiist's.
S i The expense* <M the rercu't terra
of court were as follows:
i
Grand jurors ?. 70.-50
,1P Petit jurors ?vi r9
j constables tOvuD
p,1 Witnesses 3$ ?.8?
Total ?0X7.40
??TM ?r> ?SJh
I,,, tlump Mot.toy I'seape* 1'rotu
Chain <tr.n;.r h\! is I*eeupt>:ure4.
r?* j We learn from WeduonSay-'*
, Yorkville Kiupiirer that ffacup
of Mobley, who formerly Iiv*d Sit
this countv brt who i-. uo? servin?r
a twelve mouth's afr*?n
j the York county < ham L'an .*. 'iiado
mi- | h's escape last Monday. He va*
| tired at twirc i>\ Guard Ihriory
but w ithout e fleet.
Mr Harney Milhr proeo:r?i? hi*
t" . >hot <j[uuand went in puvsnit. H<?
soon overtook Moblev wiko
n- ,
lenly su: rendered.
Aeeotnpauie ! hv 1;. nr yir
.John . Mr * * -. i. .* MMper
, , . - t .. ilii hi y MoueC : 7 tl;?
1'' \ . ! [ V 1 "JLl SC^
. x\ Mr
. h-v/,
i. Mr ^
*
.V f.O I ( M
',i V.i'Ipr
? ' . ;v
' <? I. ' :< ( UUU
<\ t'.l
u- ?!;
not
i. : Cc is
' it' Mi stirs
1 > !;:r. ** t'?
; .Mi'i'i (led on
w'.W i.. \ oNvt^wok Mr
> N .JollllMlU, V. !..> ! u!'('<l th?.? ?oliow
\i|> in liCi'omiiijj; sstyle.
Vl'tiir of e iy ai>oul
.Ii.^ !? >'.. I.' p a again al
>i .!il on? i!h' rond, underioI
' . '
' ?iiitr taunts and ridicule frota
. his fellow convicts on account of
the faih;re of his iihul\ i.-ed break.
>- for liberty.
O R & C to bo Sold.
l'ho folhovin..-, Co! iiiioM
i,. Stale, cut from Charleston muter
*' (lute of .1 nne 1'', is of interns*. .u
x i this seelion:
In the I'nited States circuit
.1 C a: lot ! \ <i..y , or- n
i io* i ->y te 1 niance-C on{uuj
of Pennsylvania against the Ohio
sail
e y, i Ml. sitting
:n eonrl, ordered the sate of thu
u 'Ohio Hive" an I (.'liarh -tor rail.
;froad.
1 he (list ositi.m <?; t'.ic Ohio
i . .
River and Charleston nnln ad is
of great interest to Charleston.
It is "ener d!. understood bora
)F . ' .
!': t t ie Sout'i (' na and Oeorv.ia
Railroad romjvtny will or?r[ (,r
U-hi' e the road, which means that
:!1 of its eisi'i '- will he 1 ;:7vvl
t to Charleston. The road i '"ic!
trates r rich - Co, Of vy
fitlinMie upper ]>: rt of this Si are,
-: N..rth Carolina and Tenne?.-eet
*" pvt..n.i;.vd..,w, r
' " lw ,ow?
-N 1 , t !' ?i'' \\ t > II | /'?cli;i? 1 iiv f'i' IS Jjfc
break to I'nion Serines, 'IVnn.?
* .
\vh' tlir line ' 1 .!> t: ' n
Mini t>j <TltCiI 1<> JnllUMm C i\,
1 Tenn. The road was form -rlr
< V I
the Three which woe pro
' t' I1'.' i .M ..i ('him
: through t'.o cm! beds of '. a[>? ?
I
ne <co, ai I theme to ('in< innati
1 and Chicago, thus making a d.ir ' ft
trunk line to tilt w t. The ct cut*
pony met with reverses an r lb#?
^ line was never completed. Onl
short spurs were built. The v.??v
of completing the line will f ) >
nbly l>e pushed now, sinef ?t i
JO, learned that the South CareRc*
of and Georgia road is after i'.
i i, Tho Ohio River and Charleston
V';' road 1ms recently entered (tnffhcnr
*ni from Rlacksburg.
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