The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, August 18, 1881, Image 3
LOCA.L ITEMSB.
Churoh Direotory.
Methodlist.-Rev. 8. P. H. Elwell. second
Sabbath In each tnonth at 10j Q'clook A. U.
Rev. Olin L. Durant, 8d Sabbath SIal A. M.
Rev. J. 0. Graham, 4th Sabbath at 8 P. x.
Presbyterlan--ev. Hugh McLees, at the
Mdethodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at 11
o'oloek a. m -
Baptist-Secona Church, Rev.W. B. Single
ton Pastor. 1st, S.bhath and Saturday before
In each month at 11 o'clook a. m.
Week before last good rains fell in
nearly overy portion of this county.
Every farmer should .ow him a
good patch of barley during this
Month.
A good rain fell at this place, and
north and west of it for sovoral miles,
6n last Sunday.
Rev. S. P. H. El well will preaoh
at this place on Thurday the 25th
inst. at 8 o'clock P. M.
The True Southern and Watchman,
of Sumpter, have consolidated. It is
now it large Well odited and nicely
printed paper and deserves success.
If Wortn change the complexion
they have a tendency to destroy the
vital energies that sustain and pro
note health and life; therefore, at the
first indication of worms, administer
ehriner's Indian Vermifuge.
Ayer's Ague Cure is a purely vege
table bitter and a powerful tonic) free
from quinine or any mineral substance,
And always cures the severest cases.
Julius Brockman, colored, was run
over and killed by a train on the Air
Line Railroad, near Greenville, on
last Thursday night. He had lain
down and gone to sloop on the track.
Mr. Thomas Parkins has recently
pit up a steam cotton gin on his plan
tation near Liberty station.
Improvements at this place and
Easley ham caused a boom in shinglei
tl the price has run up from 82.0J
to $2.'39 and $2.75 per tho~usand.
Do not negle~ct (the turnip patch.
SOW plenit'ifaly for th-.ey will be of
great service next wiItLer, for stock,
as other' food will likely be very abort.
Buy your Turnip Seed from ti. W.
E~arl, the best in the nmrket.
A UnE'm's (Oris,
VICKNs (C. II.. S. C , Aujng. 3, 1881.
Th'ie C'unty Bo'airr of Equaliza'ion
w'itl mewet in this oftice on Monday,
* 22 1 instant, to hear nnd deide ap,
jtierais frotm paurties witose lads ha.vc
j. bee raised by te Board!.
J. H. CrA'ns,
fCounaty Auditor.
Mr. Silas lH nikle recenutly brought
sevra wagon loads of very fine wa
ter~ meloni to this place, from his
plant atioun on Cane Creek in the
muountaigs of this (ount-y. lie very
kindly rememubered us with a "fort~y
p~ounder,'' for whieb we return thantks.
WV. J. Kelloy, who it will be re
moembered shot, revenue officer W. F.
Gry, 'Jas tried at Greenville last
week for illicit distilling and retailing
epirituouIs liquors. Ito was defended
by T. II. Cooke of Greenville and R.
A. Child of this placo. The Greens
vileo News says Mr. Child made .a
very fine ar.;umotnt in the defense
but he~ was found guilty in betih cases.
The case against him for the shooting
of Gary co mies off this week.
To OuRi N EIGRBORs AND CITIZENs.
--Many times the question has been
asked why the people all go to the
Baltimore Clothing house? We will
expli-n 4t to you, so it may be very
easily understood. First; they arc
Popular men. Second; they do not
- misrepresent anything. Third; they
sell yOU clothing at the price other
'renehants have to pay for it. Fourth,
you save 25 por cent. on the dollar, so
you may know thattit is to yowrt in
terest to call to see thsm. A dollar
saved is a dollar gained.
R~EWARD.--...We publish in this issue
the proclamation of Gov. JSagood, of,
(erng a reward of $200 for the cap
* ture, with proof to convict, of the
mnurderer of Thos. L. Brayton. It'
stated that in addition to this and thte
3800 offered by the U S. Governtment
E. M. Brayton has offered, personal,,
ly, a re ward of *500, which enakes the
aggregate *1,000.
4 ONLY TEN CENTs.-The small sum
of ten cents invested in a sample box
of the Kauquita Indian Worm Pellefe,
may savo your chiild's life. Why not
try a box and save the poor suffering
one from an ignominious death. For
* sale by Dr. J. W- Quillian, Easley
Order the MASON & IIAMLIN BABY
ORGAN from McSMITI[ MUsio ROUSE
GaECENVILLE, S. C., andsvefeg.
Price, t
The Pickens County Atsfeal an<
Sabbath SchooliConvention will meew
at M Carmel church on Friday be
foro the fourth Sunday in Angust.
Convention opened by the Presi
dent at ten o'clock A. M.
At eleven o'clock, Rev, S. P. I. El.
well will aiddress the Convention ir
the interest of the Sunday School.
After tho organization the remain,
der of the day will be dovoted to mu.
sic.
On Saturday at clovon,'o,clock Rov,
Hugh McLees will addross tho Con.
vontion of the responsibility in roar
ing the young. The romaindoroftht
day will be devoted to miuaic.
On Sunday at cloven o'clock Rov
D. Weston Hiott will address the Con.
vention on the subjoct of Music. Thn
remainder of the diay will be devoted
to music. Signed by committee,
W. HARDY RAY,
J. N. WRnIGHT,
JAMEs BUROUOHB.
GINS.-Partios intending to bu3
Gins this Fall, would do well to so
E. R. HORTON, Liberty, S. C.. who i
agent for Daniel Pratt Gin. Thi
best Gin made, and the only one hav
ing a revolving head which pr'oventl
chouking. Terms easy and price
reasonable.
PROCLAYM.ATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAInoINA,
ExEcUTIVE I)PARnT.Nw7,
Columbia, August 12th. 1S81.
Wherens, information has been received a
this Department, that an atrocious nurd.
w. tonnitted in Pickens County on he 20h
day of JXly, A. a)., 1881, upon (le body o
Thomas L. IlWay Ion, by some person unknow r
Now therefore, 1, Johnsona Ilagood, GJOV
ernor of t hie St ate of Sout ha Carolina, in orde
tha~t juaastice meay be dlone anad tlhi-iesty<
the la~w vinins;t ed, do hereby oil'r a rewar
of T WO 111 UN DltEO DOL.-\RS for the aj
prehaension andte delivery in any jaai'. of t I.
Staxte, of the saiid personi engaiged ini tis out
rage. withI pa ooi to convict.
In testimony whe..reaf, I hecreunton sot my h- ii
and caiused the great seal ot'theo &.ate to ac aI
( fa xed, i Columbia. this 12th d-iy c
4 -.\algusa, A. D., 1881, a i in thme on
( ubndred and sixth ye ar of thle [a
dlepenadence or t he United States of Amaeric
.JOIINSON IIAGhOOD, Governor.
B~y the GosVernior
aug ;$, 18 49 _
Take a 4Greenvi lle Paper.
1UBStC .IlBE F~hI 'I'll l EN~rhar.s AN
kJ Ioux T~tuseta, is tat i in Greenville,
tC. the mt lteter I(prisin ana~ad thiiiniig Cil
of thle S~tte. Size, 2; lby 41) inces. .1
columna ft ri ead4in~g nta t t e weekly. Es.peci.
at t en ion pven t o miali ei n t rana. pirinig in ii
utp-coutty. whaere so istany are ino-v look inj
Estalihshe I 57 years. The y resent. Edit
counnected with the. office sinace 15,1. $2 pa
annum; $1 for sir liolliha.. ;800i new sub
scribers have beeni enarolledu since laist Jai
uary. Try it a while. AuhIuress
.JQIIN (. BILhEY, Editor.
Grceenville, S. C.
aug 4, 1881 47
N OTICE OF~ FiNAL4 8ETTLEME~NT.
Notice is hereby given, thlat We will ni
ply to 0. L. Durana*, Probate Judge for Pici
ens County, on thie 1 3th day of $eptemah
next, for leave to Ixm3Lke a inal settletmett
thme estate of J. .\ ULTI> N PONIDER, deCcase'
and ask to be dischargedi hecrefrom.
~WM. f. P'ONDERI,
.E LVI H A PON DEll,
Trust ces.
aug 11. I881 ' 48 5
T EXAS,
A haeahlhful, genal climtaote: fan exeeriling
protduct ive suil, where, wir~i cotna inu
try and rutdeice, a.SF sure an1 ertan comap
tence cani be bad.
WViR flmit, onl application, tree of cost, posIt a
prepaid, books with amaps, giving sauthenti
Iad reliabhle informaation, in, detail, of t I
StUe-of Texas, Arkatnsas, or Western Louis
tanr.. We desire to confter withI those~ wishait
to better their condition andl as o mieditLaig
change t.O a new country. Ad Iress
fl G. D)UV AI, decretary, Austin, Text
J. N. VICTOR0, Manager,
24:1 llroiadwawe, New York.
Foreigna Offce:-W~M. Mh. Id NG, Presiden
Lendenal1t Jiouse,
Leadenhall St., Lonadoni, E.. C., Enaglani
au~g 4J, 1881 47 4
Ne w Advertise: nents.
ST
No one who is thouroughly regular in il
bowels is half as liable to d .sease as lie tha
is irregular. Hie may he at ,ackeud by conlt
glious .diseases, ad so n ay thea ir'regu~ir
h)nt he is not a naearly as8 t ubject to outsi
inifluences, The use of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
secure's regularity, and con segnent Immuni
f ror sickness.
.8O1Lf BY ALJL DR UGGISTS.
iuIlv 21. 188 .i 4
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ir ja, ~ compound of the ~1rtue~ of sar~nparlI
Ht ii lingia, iiIahI(lrake, yellow (Ii ick, wit Ii
- the iO(hi(le of j)OtIISli ~iid ii*oii, all powerful
h)100(l-Iilakilig, hlood-ch-ansi tig, and life-sits
taitiltig ch-:wnts. It is I In' lmurest, safest,
ond most 4'fFe(t nal a Iterative inedicino
kno~iti oi. av;ii1;i1mle~ I ) I 1i4 1)111)1 i(. '1'Iie 5C1
I ~tic(-s of iiieelieiiii- a iimi claeiiujsti-~ liavci IIOVUF
- prothia-emi so ~-aliisih!e 11. rciiicdv, UOF 0110 SO
j iotc-nt to curl- :11 I diseases resulting from
1131 pure 1)101)41. It viires Scrofula mid
~ all serofulous (hiseases, iCrysipelas,
Rose , liii pies
- and ~ or St. Anthony's Eli-c P
I~'ace-gruu 1)5, Pustut los, Blotches,
Boils, Tuiuoi-s, 'I'cttci-, ilunuors,
Salt lilneism, Scald-head, lilug-worni
1. Ulcers, Sores, lihenunatism, Mercnrhd
Disease, Neuralgia, Feninle Weak
nesses and irregularities, .Jaundlce,
Affectiotis of the JA~'cr, Dyspe psiti,
Emaciation, and General Deb llit3'.
By Its seai-cluing and cleansing qunlitics
- it plirgt-s out. t lie foul corruptions which
containjilatt) I he hulood uund cause derange
mont end decay. It stimulates and etili veims
t he Vital fiiimct bus, proiiiote~4 energy iiiiil
St rcngt Ii, 1'(StOrcS and I)rm-scrves licalt Ii, 1111(1
infu~cs new life and vigor throughout tlio
I. whole s~temn. No suiff&'rcr froiu any (115
eflsc which arises from i in i nhrity of t ho
1)14)0(1 iILP(l (lesJiair who wil give AYEU's
bA1Ol.~i-A1(izdA a fair trial.
* It is folly to experiment with the ihhlmOr
oiis low-priced hihi XttIrC5, of clieiip iiiiltOi'iihlS,
1111(1 Wit IiT)lit Iliell iciiial Virt IICS. ofTt're~l a~
1 )l0O(l-phIiiIicls, ~vlii le (liSease hm-eoiiucs more
lirinly seated. A viiCs SAIISArARuId.A is ft
* mnc I icine of ~uicli (oncetit ~~ted etirat i~.o
luOwer, that it is hy far the best, cheapest,
nuiti lilost rel i;ihh~c blood-pitritber known.
C Plvslcjaiis hiiow its comii position, amid pro
"~ scribe it. It. has hec~i widely used for 101%)'
i- years, ansi hiuis we? tutu utiiqiialiiied con tie
g deuce of uumillions wiioimi it has honefited.
" Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co.,
Pu-act ical omul Analytic-al Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD DY ALL DIWCJO LISTS EVEIIYWUERE.
I 17~iCkefl,-4 I ugh ~Cil()01.
- 8EQONI) 81 '~-dON begins 8ti~ Aogumst,
110)1(1 rcIiQoimal)le. Tuition pcr month of
20 davum.
Iii l'rinmury Cli 55. $1 O()
Iii htitemiut licite ClrusQ, l.rd)
I v I' i('piui.~I I um-y (lcis!;, 21)()
Foe part iuiluu-s~ au1 m-es~ t he 1'ri imci pal,
.l.~~llCS4 1'. C
Piekemus C. II.. S. C.
.iumly 41 1881 11
Notice to Debtors & Credii~.
lilA ~C~50J15 lirivitig (hcirmcinhs Ilg'tin5ct time
et. A est ate of IV II. CA N I'lL l'~l~ I,, (lCeeaisegl, ivil I
present them ot once properly proved to I lie
~ iImi(heruaigilcd, OV h~ foi'ever herred of all claim
21 go iii si I lie Sai'i ('State; and :ill persons in -
debt cii to ,'uiid estote will please come forward
and ~eitle mIte same.
* A(liiiinjsl ret om-~.
july II, 1~: ~'(I -11 4
PIANOS & ORGANS.
0
SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER,
Cai hiced AD 5e! Mont Oredit,
A little Cash Down, and
Balance when Cotton
Cones 119.
0
During the months of June, July, August
find September, we will sell PIANOS and
D)RGANS, either new or second-hand, to
responsible parties, at LOWEST CASH
PRICES, payable
$10 Cash on an Organ,
$25 Cash on a Piano.
And the balance in THREE MONTHS
WITHOUT INTEREST.
0
Installment Buyers.
To accommodate those who can not pay
all Cash in the Fall, we will, during the
months of Jrune, July, August and September,
sell at onr
One Year Plan Price.
As per Price List, and receive as follows:
$10 Cash on ain Organ,
$25 Cash on a Piano,
With one-third of the balance on Three
months, one-third in six months, and the
remainuer in one year.
These Offers are Good Only
until October 1st, ISSI.
L. E. NORRYCE, Or
MeSMITH MUSIC HOUSE,
Greenville, S. C.
june 30, 1881 42
COMING!!
I AM TiS WEEK REPLENISING MY
Stock. My trade has been uniusually
large this Spring, and 1 am encour
aged to offer my friends siin
lower prices. After all,
LOW PRICES
Is the Key to Sunccess.
Whlen you hear that H1 ORlT)N will "'Bust''
becautse lhe 8011s t oo low, remembher t hat my
loss~ in thait respect is my patrons gain, and
htat I canl work for less profic than most
mlerchanuts.
To give yott an idea, I will show this week
antothier lot of
Shoes at 65 Cenuts per Pair,
Lot L~awnus Fiured at 6 1,2
Cents, Worth 14) Cents.
MY LARGE SPlUING STOCK OF CLOTH,
ING is entirely exhausted, ..nd I have now on
the road a
Well Assorted New Lot
If you think these specimen prices are
"'Baits"-why just try the 'baits' and~ nothiung
else. Remezmber,
Luck is a Fool-Pauck a I~eu'
E. 1R. I[ORT'ON.
Liiberty, S. C.
june 2, 1881 3
Barnum's Hippodrome
TrHE M~OST WOND)ERFU L SHO1W EVER
seen in Pick ens haus just. arrivedl. Amuong ihe
various Articles in this Shuow and which can
be purchased at tihe LOWEST CASh1 PRI
CEare all kinds of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
11A TS,
SHOES,
FANCY ARTILES, IAHR
TOILET SO.APS,
[HAl Rl)WA RE, CUT LER V, anid alhl k inds ot
Ghroceries n erteded( for fa mily use. Inu fact
everything kept ini a First Clas~s Oeneral Mer
chaindiise Est ablishm uent, ca bmme loun d he re at
bo:t omn pricesH.
FE ESHI CORN MEA L will always be fonndl
on handi~ for sale.
TI'l1I MIIOW ca1 lhe fondi across l'hen sitreet
oppos)i te the (Jou rt Ilouse5, at lie
OF
Griffin & Newberry.
AoENTS ALSO F'OR ".D)XIE OUANO.
jinn .& l88I 1C)
PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.
Go. 0. WLLS, Gno. W. TAYLOR,
JAuss L. Onn, Plokens C. H. S. C
Greenville, 8. C.
WELLS, ORR & TAYLOR,
A TTORNEYS it COUNSELORS A T LA W
PIOKENS 0. II., S. C.
Prompt attention -given to business entrusted
to them.
march 10, 1884 25
J. S. COTHRAN, 11NM. F. ANSEL, J E. Booon,
Abbeville S. C. j Greenville, S C Pickens 8 C
COTHRAN, ANSEL & BOGGS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
PICKENS C. 1., S. C.
Offico in the Court House. Prompt
attention given to all business en.
trusted to them.
doo 9, 1880 12
R. A. CHILD,
ATTORNEY - COLTNSELOR AT LAW
P I C K E N S C. II. S. C.,
Will Practice in all the Courts of the State
and Cuurts of the United States, for the Dis
trict of South Carolina.
In cases requiring it able Attorneys will be
associated with mc.
jan 6 1881 16
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, VIlIGINIA.
Opens September 20th, 1.481. Ore of the
FIlItST SCHOOLS FOI YOUNG LADIES
IN THflE UNITRID ST AT ES. Surrouidings
beautiful. Climle unsurpassed. Pupils
from seventeen States.
Terms among the best in the Union. Board,
Washing. EInglish Course, Latin, French,
German, Inst rumental Music, &c., for dcho
lastic year. from September to June, $238.
For Catalogues write to Ri-v. WM. A, IIAR
RIS, D. D., President,
SVAUNTON, VIRIN I.
jily 7, 1881
DAVID LANIDRETE & SONS, Philadelphia, Pa.
number of not ive, energetic business canvass
era to engage in a pleaisant and profitable
buisiness. Good meni will find this a rare
chian ce
To Make Moneyr.
Stuch will please answer this advertisenment
by letter, enclosinzg st amp for reply. stating
what busi ness they have been engaged in.
None but those who mean business neced ap
ply. Address
FINLEY, IIAIIVE Y & CO., Atlanta, Gla.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
UT I ~FOUTZ
'Will oiure or preofnt Dsease,.
No I~onsE will (tic of Cotice, Bois or LUNG Fa
YR n, If Foutz's P I erav'~l are Iised( In t tne.
Foiitz.'s P'ow de(rA w. itl eurc anr1 pre veni t I too CimtunA
Foutz's Powders~ will prevenlt (GAt-s xa luow z.
Fontz's P'owdetrs wvll Increase the quanity3 of miukl
an cr 'am tw eunty per Cent., and muake thme b'utter flrmu
Fontz.'s Powdern will enire or nrevent alrnot iEvxny
DRs to whfeh 1tier('s andi 1iilil' Itre s'ilo.
FOuz,' J'WJRim wiLL OmVE SA'iF1ACTION.
DAVID E. F'OUTZ, rronruotor,
DALTIMURE. Ed.
For sale by Dr. J. W. QUILLIAN, Easley
LARl MOQN ~WITEEL,
(areatest Whnee of' the Age.
.For Suilo by
TIIOS. W.I DAVI,
4mareenvilleI. S. C.
A LSO, ICA mit I N ST IfAM EN
GIN EM, SAW MI.LlJS, COTTON
GIN Pim~SSE~S, SEWING MA.
CINES, &c.
aug 12, 1880O 47 U
PASSENGER DBPARTMENT.
Change of Schedule.
OA aid aftor lne 6th, 1881, Passenger
Train 8erfiee on the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line division of this Read will be se
follows,
, ASTWARD.
(r?4ITtV 6fAtms MAIL ro. 48-[A]
Leave Atlanta 4 00 am
Arrive at Lula (a) 6 54 a m
Arrive at Toccoa (Y) 20 an
Arrive at Seneca (o)
Arrive at Greenvi le (n) 10 58 a
Arrive at Spartanburg 12 14 p
Arrive at Gastonia (L) 2 86 i'
Arrive at Charlotte (m) 8 86 1 r
N T EXPREsS-No. 47-CnJ
Leave Atlanta 8 15 P na
Arrive at Lula 6 69 n
Arrive at Toccoa 7 15 m
arrive at Seneca
Arrive at Greenville 8
Arrive at Spartanburg 10 20 v
Arrive at Gastonia 2 18 a i
Arrive at Charlot to 8 16 a a
U 8 IFAST MAIL-No 40-[o]
Leave Atlnifta 69 80 a
Arrive at Lulia 9 O p m
Arrive at. Toccoa 10 16 p m
Arrive at Seneca 11 26 p m
Arrive at Greenville I 00 n
Arrive at Spartanbnarg 2 11 a. mn
Arrive at Gastonia 41 Ft wxin
Arrive at Charlotte 6 85 p rn
WESTWARD
1 a 1AIL-NO 42-[A]
Leave Charlotte (7ij 12 59 p ra
Leave Castoniat (L) 1 27_ p m
LevaoSpartanbir, (K) 8 60 p a
Leave Greenville (i)t6 20 p m
Leave Seneca (o) 0 1 P r
Leave Toccoa () 8 01 a ms
Leave Lulan (r) 6 16 p
Arrive at Atlanta 12 05 a
N Y F.yPfl~ss-No 48-[u]
Leave Charlotte 12 43 p tn
Leave Gastonie 1 40 ; r3
Leave Spartanburg 4 00
Leave Greenville 6 18
Leave Seneca 7 02 ~
Leave Toccoa 8 156' .
Leave Lula 9 81 a ma
Arrive at Atlanta 12 20 m
U 8 FAST MAIL-NO -0 [
Leave Charlotte 12 88 p m
Leave Gastonia 11 07 p in
Leave Spartanburg 8 12. pa
Leave Greenville 4 24 t
Leave Seneca( 6 47 1 in
Leave Toccoa 6 68 1 rn
Leave Lula 8 09 m
Arrive at, Atlanta 10 5 a
LeAe Charrivi trans 12 48rga m
Leavie auin Gastoniof Georgi u.
Lev Spwiarrburg triso 06orga
Leave Cluba n Greenville to 18 n
Leavei Toccopa and15arlsto
Leave Luta 9oui ndGenil to aum
Leavm Charlotte 12d 88rlstc
Leav witpa prtanburg an 8sevle 12 -:
fLomve Gelesn Ahville4 a24 Au m
Laved Lulia 80
[ A with rivin teran nor Narorgi tu
toa and A&oW Dala Ranldeste
[1M) with arr ivn Ain cof& andgi cA
orao, A &r WesP anoW& A Ralas
PC]lith Slriving CtriServic Gorga
andS 47o Atns,8 Gaywthtcane -
t[F] wtht EletnALn oand New :r
[JihColumbia ndGr envill o and
frmCubia and CheDLEn
[K) awit aftrtanurgand Asheville, 18d~
paahuig g, tranilln a Columbiat and!
frdonmhieRoad and Asvle bandAest:
Lavd Columbia. A 10
Le NwtCerr and Len06 Naro Gun
Load froDas and Chester
Lov for on aet, 4orh671d as
Arrivea. Sreepng evi e on Trains
N.4 NOd 48. IOWn PASSithot h ng, Ee.
CLumbiae Greenville R1 8f Ra
Leav an ater ThrdyAg 67h 18
Leave codumbiat 1[1A]i
Leave Newberry at847; .
Leave Aodges at[p]46
Leave Nelvtonr at 86
Arrive at LGrenvil Cat 4
Leave Garenvil 8a0t i
LArve Hetnatery180p:
Leave Hodges at84
Leave Nelt berr at 60
Leave Alson at 68F.]ru
Leav Pedleon t 16 00p ai
LeaveWallalhita8 48 p. m
Leav Seeca n]0 54 a
l~eve endeto at10 57 a
Leav Andrsonat 1 12 p
Arrive at Ceon bat] 61 48 l
A.Wih CRladN fromLRArlstn
LevRairoad frm ilinto a a'
porve t Nrthr 11h8repf.
Arite a & A ailrodle ~ ~~arot
L all Ahhointl orhthro
Arrite artanur, nindngeosm
Adron thBranhur andeilei.
forv tlnaadalpitssuh&w
frave And ans andbyn
Leav Pwndle onpaithgUin&clmi
frve omec [c]ohngad ot o pr
Arvatahrgal Aheil aIwd
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