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Aiamcus Recorder.
V. Tk. IKII-t KECOItOXC U paMlihtd; every
aunte* (Monday •soopted).
Tie WEEKLY XKCOBtlEB. la pnbltahed
•very Friday mornIn(.
JOS BATK*.
DdSiT tDVKKTlIUra RATIl|
Tnuulent per eqnen of tea Ban (Or
flnt Ineertloa, and Itc for each eulxeqaeat lmcr-
"lieel Kotlcee ie per Una (or 6 r.t ineertloa and
8c per lino for eaei eabaeqaent ineertloa.
BpaoUl rata lor contracts can I* in
(ba pabuehev. ^ ^ GLEBSNEB, l'nuilil.er.
H. C. (TOKEY, Local Editor.
Read H. D. Watts’ local notice*.
.. Hunting and elecUoaeiring arc
now the two most active pnrsnits
el a Urge portion of pnr population.
Tbe\ifiDijeiWMck the to
day before yesterday, and yester
day the apparatus was put np.
The small boy is again ha]
ii^lslttng 1
Brothers, paid us a pleasant visit
yesterday.
.Young Ladies Base Ball Club at
McKay's l to-day at 3 o’clock
Admission, 50 cents.
. DfEPAKVUKB or mails.
doing Weal aid south dose at. 10:59 p
Ooinseaatsndnortholosoat... 2:39pm
Hlght mail north olose at 8:00 nm
For Buena Viata sod EIUyUI. ~
closes daily szeept Sunday at 12:30 p
Lampkin, Preston, Weston, and
Plains of Dtu* close, on Mon
day, Wadnaadayand Friday atlKWp
Friendship, Draneevllle and Church
BotUiord, Provldenco and Seals
closes Saturday at,,. C:00am
Hudson closes Friday ft...... 8:00 a
Lamar doses T^fsdsy and Frl- •
day at V.!!7£: 8:00 a
The abort, arrangements will continue
until ohangs in railroad schedule.
W. A. Black, P. M.
LOCAL SCHEDULE.
Oa and after Sunday, November 2<1 train* will
ran fa follow*:,
, TRAINS SOUTH.
' k*u south................. :...........ii:»*
Nlfbt Kxprera, it »:M p.
Day Freight 4 * ex Sunday 4:80 p.
“““ - '“““Utt'waubeS; 1 ^
Mr. M. M. FoU°m Is the duly author-
ized Collector and Solicitor fur the ItE-
CORDXlt, and all bis business transactions
In connection thcrewilh will bo duly
^joq^nj^ And aac.ptcti blithe proprie-
Ambroiia fir cut at McKenzie’s
Fresh Fish and Oysters for sale ovory
day at J. A Turpin’s, Agent, ltestaurant.
novlCtf
- i ... Colored Hean.. ’
The ohsrge for the oolored hearse and
a'bpan of horses will hereafter bo HOO.
tf D, II. llloL.
'J' +UtikbLiLM WINTElt BONNETS
and HATS call on MltS. M. E. ItAiNES,
Jackson Btie©*,, Amerieus, Oa.
oct3-Um
/Froth Fish find Oysters for sals every
Turpin's, Agent, Restaurant.
Fresh Fish and Oysters far salo every
dsy at J. A. Turpin’s, Agent, Restaurant.
Old Sinner Cigars. The ilnest import
ed wines at McKenzie's.
Emperor Cigars, genuine Havanua
twenty-flvo in a box, at McKenzie’s.
Prices Tell., and, People Tell the
Prises.
You know, add we know, that a con
tented customer is the host advertisement
we.can have. But oftentimes low-priced
goods mean inferior and trashy materials
and make up, honoo our endeavor has
been to connect these two strangers, low
prices and good goods, and wo aro can 11,
dent that our eufetoineiVWUl be as well
pleased as we are st our success.
oetiatf J.11.8UAW,
About Spelling,
A noted American aaul that he would
not give a cent for a man who couldn’t
spell a word “more than one way.’’ No
tice the following spelling: O-l-o-s-t-h-o-s,
C-l-o-se, C-l-o-t-h-c-s, C-l-o-z-c. You can
take your choice and know that John It.
Shaw's is THE PLACE to buy your Fall
and Winter Clothing if you desire to get
“ due tor your money. oeilJfil
• V-f I
, n.J, I, W. Harper’. Nelson Coujity
Whkkiy 1. preferred .box all otlur
BrasiU ia bccauac It ia the moat regalai
ana mast perfect Product, iuoonteatably
ever nuda. A long, ezpcrleno. in the
minnbctnr. of the Harper, the large
/ chpltalof the Disinter which suable, him
- -lo hold his Whtak.jr nmil it la (ally ma
tured, together with Ihe fact that the
Whiskey U bought by and Hupped mo to
T direct from the Distillery account, fay
{t*>f|3«yl2g aalufactlpn it ba. given
thos* best educated to a An. Whiskey.
J. Isbakls, Sole Agent,
October 216m America. Ua.
,W*«4 Annual Rama of Meaa
ftt.i olaa. r»icn*r * Mro,
.Ui Jpw(»*jsW.L4*dUiigpM*.^f bad
ness and coufuaion incident to' removal
Into nor nv quarters, we had determin
ed nut to have n reflic during the coming
holiday., but the question of let. hu
n often haul uk«d by our patrons;
-Art'yon, not going to 'have n
i tyflhrtetoM r»fU»,". w* lave decided
• J»U«‘*hk> the .oUertpUoa - tnd
WemU, w.-wUl vofU.
an ELEGANT DPHIGHT SIMEON
PIANO, lbs euh net price of which U
her 2nd. Call early and ...area obanot.
*yr>n *?*?#**** **>-
- . ~———S.
Fine freih water ground meal nlwny.
at ,<ii ■'tt-D.-Wi-Prs.
Thf regular meeting of “The
Club'Mo-night at Mrs. E. Barlow’s.
Readers for last mcetltig, whitffii ‘lid jodrce ,
was adjourned owing to Hre afOol7T'tKsft4»AU*-
W. A. Maxwell’s, will read to
night. nil ) i'tf
Father Prendergast.
We are requested to announce
that Father Prcndergasi, will preach
in this city to-night at 7 o’clock,
Iliimptp Dumpty.
A Very fair house greeted Miaco
and bis troupe Wednesday night,
and went away well satisfied with
the play. Tlie pantomime is ter
ribly broken and wretched!," but
what there ih'ofjit (s well rendered.
The slack rope specialty was good,
add was well received.
Voung Lqdics Base Ball Club at
McKay’s hill 'to-iojyinl'3 o’clock.
Admission, 50 cents.
Odd Fellows Anniversary, ti
. colored Odd Fellow oi this
city are prcjlanAg to Celebrate the
fourth anniversary of their lodge
aext Thursday, the 18th. The Daw-
son lodge has been invited, and
will celebrate with them. ‘ Con-
gratulatory addresses will be rnado
in the afternoon, anil at night a
grand festival will be given in Lib
erty Hall.
«S9
BUND TOM f Holiday Price.
Appreciating that times are hard and
Will B. at ih. | Oi^r.^«.M Wwt«,i. i 0 „.y *»,<!«, and wishing to afford all
■.. i . * merry Christmas and a happy Now
From the -N.w. end Ctmrler.- ClurlMtoa. S. Year, I have reduced my prices on Christ-
mss goods si follows: thick candy, IS
eta. per lb.; mixed candy, 35 bts. /mixed
Bute, 20cts.; ontngts, 80 Ms. per do*.;
‘ applea, SOote. per peoY; beat pine apple.,
20eta.;crackers, 10to 25 ole.; potatoea,
30 eta. per peck. I have a One stock of
all kind, of holiday good., end ask all to
call and aes me. Remember my place—
n.xt door north of Toole, hleGamh &
Tondae's warehouse.
Dee. 10 tf 1. T. Btollinos-
15tb. nearly white New Orleans Sugar
6L0O, at H. D. Watte.
Pralt and Vegetable Store,
C. H. Byrd lia. opened a fruit and veg
etable store next door to the Commercial
Hotel, where he keeps on hand a flee
stock of apples, oranges, nut., cabbages,
bananas, etc., which he will sell cheap at
wholesale or retail. He will also buy
liekana, eggs, and other country pro
.sec ond pay .(ho highest market price.
When in wont of anything in bis line,
give him a coll. declOtf
The following appreciative no-
tice of a recent performance of
B'ind Tom appeared in the. Dor-
bam, N. 0., “Record.” It 'SriS
written by Mr. Cameron of that
paper:
XJMLAi&i
If you want a nice Christmas
dinner—and of course you do—
go to Buchanan & Son’s for
your fancy canned goods, sugar,
flour, and in fact anything in
the grocery line, for yon will,
there got the cheapest and the
best. Make a note of this and
don’t forget it.
ZS3SuTA.ta.
A PoMuni Supper.
One night foHo#ing the election,
while waiting for the bulletins, it
was agreed between several con
genial spirits that in case of Clave*
laad’selection a grand possum sup-
per would be had qii December 20.
During the jollifications following
the election the matter was almost
forgotten, but has again be^p
brought to light, and parties are
now at work preparing the feast.
Every psssum brought in is speedi
ly brought up by an emissary of
the party, and preparations are be
ing made for a good time.
Monday night to pay tribute to
the musical phenomenon—Blind
Tom—negro and uneducated, but
marvelous and delightful. Out of
what mysterious depths of seuti
ment come the powers of this
blindrmusical prodigy? Where is
©Hho n dtrkm
of this benighted soul? Out of
the profundity of an obscured in
telleot wells up a purity of musical
power that 1 oarfi'ds the idea df an
innato godliness of which music
is the component part. Tbo one
gift puts this darkened--soul-way
above the lowliness of humanity.
It is the one compensation for the
The born musician can never die,
His sonl is enlivened in never
ending harmonies.
Confused,in intellectual light,and
darker lo- physical ■ advantages, s
phenomenon stares the philosophic
world in the face; one who ovet-
ridesWithout restraint the arbitrary
rules of scientific music, and one
who carries captive the best train
ed sehool' of sentimental study.
Both fall behind all prescriptive
rtrtihej and both yield to the witch-
ery of the blind, black, and ignorant
wixim, nhi'leads fn'a path an in-
sorutaDle Providence opens to the
blind add the Tgnoraht—not deny
ing it to others, but showing an
existence beneath a stratum recog
nized by human arrogance.
Blind Tom struck his audience
as such phenomenon; a maze, a
wonder, a fiebuke. ’ The poorest of
mortals, he blazed with the light of
tho immortals. The least gifted of
men, he swayed the hearts of all.
The unconscious holder of gifts, he
compelled to envy the most studi
ous cultivator of scientific rule.
We cannot go through the role
of the evening. It was a wonder
ful exhibition of execution, of taste,
of exact imitation, of original ef
fort. Blind Tom Is no mere prod
igy,: Ho has lasted too Icing for
that. Hjs style, is .pure, his.cxccit-
ttoh fide’, his taste exquisite. Ami
though it may be all intuitire, it is
not tho less marvelous—one of
those lessons by Which Providonce
teaches thiough the least of his
creatures that the proud may find
Its safest model in the most hum-
ble.
Description Is idlo. Those who
heard can appreciate. Those who
did not, will derive no satisfaction
from details of particulars.
Young Ladles Base Ball Club at
McKay’s hill to-day at 3 o’clock,
Admission, 50 ctntF ""v. >p,
“l3 lb) best itteTsMOlTT
• • _r S3«f r
For Aldermen.
In this morning’s issue will be
found tbe , Citizen’s and Free
School Alderuianie ticket, which is
composed of Htnsn.'K^aey, Oliver
and Hell. Captain Bell has con-
tented to allow the uie of his name
by, the earqeqt desire oC^ a-great
number of yotee. ''Mr. Ropey, has
been asked to run for alderman for
several yeare past, but this is the
first time he has consented. Mr.
Oliver was put in the fieltl early in
tbe day, qnd has:,ides
strength that he is
for his two companions.' The
• Strong one, triply strong, and
being heartily in favor of public
schools and an eoonotnlcal admin
istration, will have avttong follow-
On’and after Saturday nJxt Mrs.
M. T. Elam’s'store will be open at
nights through .the holidays, in
onto t? gi,v*.4U pn opportunity of
inspecting her handsome holiday
The Southern Cultivator.
The Christmas number of this
pt^ling agricultural journal is on
our table, apd a. hasty glance
through 7 the table of contents as-
cures Us that It Is not only “up to
the 1 standard,” but is unusually full
of good things for the farmer, his
wife and his children. A-few years
ago it wqs limited ia size; now it
is enlarged to mammoth propor
tions, while each number contains
appropriate and attractive iliustra-
lion* and A great variety of useful
and entertaining matter. The con
trast between Tbe Southern Culti
vator of a few years past and that
Of to-day is most noteworthy. Tbe
South has in it an able and clficient
, qxpoRent, of;her,varied resources.
Every “Dixie Farmer" should be
found with' this great journal, in
the van ot progress, promoting the
rural, mental and moral advance-
ment of the South.
The Southern'Cultivator is keep
ing ahead of all kindred publica
tions in tta section, and it accom
plishing a great work for the peo
ple of tbe South. The present num
ber (for December) excels all pre
vious number, in the useful and
interesting matter It contains. No
intelligent person who will reed it
can withhold bis approval or admir
ation, and yet the publishers an
nounce their purpose to still im
prove it in 1885. And, in the Jan-
nary number wilt be began the first
of,a aeries of p*Ixe essay* on diver
sified end inteniive farming lu the
South, r'. 1 / ,
Tbe price of this journal ie $1.50
a year—$1.00 to each subscriber in
claba of ten. Address,
t* Jab, P. Mabboom A Co.,
’ Atlanta, Qa.
lib. show wbita sugar *1.00. at H.
Vatts. ikcl2d7tvlt
D.
Straight Patent Flour at $5.25
and $5.50. Bran, $1.15. At
d-a-, Buchanan & Son’s,
FOR ALDERMEN.
eniZBBS AHD man SCBOOL Ttcxn.
Mb. Editob:—Pl.aae announca Uie
Citizens and Free School ticket for
Aldermen:
J. C. RONEY.
A T. OLIVER,
A. C. BELL.
ta Voted.
Peepie’e Ticket far O.c.mb.rJIT, 1881
Commencing st capital J, In tbe middle, rend
In CTcr three hundred wan how to vote'lo next
Municipal Election.
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Fresh OriU 25Ibs $1,00. H. D. Watts,
New Advertisements.
GLOVER'S OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday Sight, Dee. 17.
Tho Wonderful Nogro Boy Pianist,
BLIND TOM
Renowned throughout the world M tbo
Tbe Greatest Mural Pianist Living.
The exhibition of whose marvelous gift
has gained him world-wide celebrity,
and has both astonished and delighted
the greatest masters of music, will appear
as above for
POLITIVELY ONE NIGHT OFLY !
Admission, 00 eonts. Reserved seats 75
oeuts. Seats seenrod at usual places,
deo!2td
COMING
THE GREAT AND ONLY
YOUNG LADIES’
Base Ball Club!
Will play at McKay's Hill,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12tli.
Do not inil to see this Great
Novelty. It is the Acknowl
edged Sensation of the
day—drawing im
mense crowds
everywhere.
ADMISSION ONLY 50 CENTS.
CHILDREN 25 CENTS.
LADIES 25 CENTS.
GAME AT 3 P.M.
di-clOtd
The people want him for his experi
ence; for bis stern integrity; for his un
compromising antagonism to lawlessness
and aisorder; for his fearless and impar
tial administration of justice; for his un
swerving advocacy of wbat he believes
be right; for his loyalty to his country
fdr his devotion to the city; for his nerve
to execute tbe law—in a word, for what
ho has done in past and for what they
may reasonably hope from him in the fu
ture.
Let's elect him without a scramble.
Integrity.
FOK CLERK AND TREASURER.
We hre authorized to announce tho
name of D. K. BRINSON as a candidate
for City Clerk and Treasurer, to be voted
for at tbe city election, December 17,1884,
FOR ALDERMAN.
Thinking that tbe meohauics of our city
should be represented in the City Coun
cil, please .announce the name of-A T.
OLIVER as a suitable candidate for Al
derman at the Municipal election in De
cember next. And oblige
novlStde Many Voters.
For Clerk Superior Conrt,
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce tbe
name of C. O. SHEPHERD as a candi
date for re-election to the office of Treas
urer of Sumter county.
~ FOR CORONER
We are authorized to announce the
name of THOMAS H. CASTLEBERRY
as candidate for Coroner of Sumter
couuty.
FOR CORONER.
We aro authorized to announco the
name of S. M. LESTER ns a candidate
for tho office of Coroner of Sumter
county. |
FOR CORONER.
We are authorized to announce tbe
name of JOHN A SPEIGHT os a candi
date for Coroper of Sumtor county at
the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce the
name of W. H. COBB as a candidate for
Sheriff of Sumter county. If elected, N.
H. White, of the 15th District, will be his
deputy.
FOR ORDINARY.
I horeby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Ordinary of Sumter
county. If elected to the office, in Janu
ary next, I pledge myself to discharge
the duties which will bo incumbent upon
me to the best of my ability. I respect
fully aolioit the votes of the people.
nov9-tde A. C. SPEER,
TilE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY $1
Ujlta Iteud.rJ UraastetadSo^irluM
TTOnaff Iitdjek Btte B*U Club it
ko^ hlljtgdAy .rt 8 o’clock.
I'M VHYSELF.
A Groat Medical Work on Manhood.
Kshiiustcd Vitality, Nervous and Phjndcal {De
bility Premature Decline In man. Errors o|
Youtb, and ths untold miseries mulling from in
discretion or sicMses. A book for every
younr, middle a?e and old. it contains 125 ..
•criptioae for all acute and chronic diseases, each
one of which Ie Invaluable. So found bv the au
thor, who** experience for 23 rear* U snch as
probably never before Ml to the kx of any physi>
dim.' $00 paces bound in beautiful Vteneh muslin,
embossed covers, full flit, foaiaatced lo be a liner
work in crcrr i«nse—mechanical, literary aud
professional—than any other work sold In this
country for 12*30, or the money will br n*rundc«l
In every instance. Price only |1 by mail, poet
paid. Iltus'rative sample 0 cent*. Pend now.
Gold medal awarded ibe author by the National
Medical AasocLitlon, to tbe olBeera of which he
for lnitrocUou, and by theafllicted forr
will beaefit all.—London [.inert.
There l* no member of eocteiy to whoa tbo
Science of LifcwiU not be tuefnl, whether youth,
parent, guardian, Instructor or clergyman.-Ar
gonaut.
Address tbe Peabody Medical Institute, er Dr.
f. IL Parker, No. 4 Butflncb Street, Boeton,
Ma«*., who may be consulted oa all diseases
ipriring skill and experience. Chronic and obact-
cate dlaeaeee that bare baffled tbeit |-A I skill
of all other physirian* a sped rl un L^aity
Soch treatedsaccessftilly witkTUVCPI fc
out an Instance of JhUmr* I rllduLr
Mention tale paper. noviOml
• 0,«e7tl>n(A|
Souppsmoag Winn.
I am now pnpand to .apply put
Seappnmong win* at |L60 par gallon.
Kept fnaiabad tor *1.00. Win. ahipp«l
bom A4tm*’ Station on nosipt of mos.y
J.T.U8REY,
Eateryriis, Oa. <
TAX RECEIVER’
To tiie Voters op Sumter County:
I announce myself as a candidate for
reflection to tbe office of Tax Receiver
of 8umter County at the ensuing election
in Janaary. Thanking you for your sup
port in ihe past J earnestly solicit your
votes. J. A. DANIEL, R. T. R. 8. C.
TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce the
name of W. R. STEWART as a candidate
for re-election to tho office of Tax Collec
tor of Sumter County at the ensuing elec
tion in January next. to
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We ore authorized to announco tho
name of W. W. GUERRY as a candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace for
tbe 789th district. tde
Sale of Unclaimed Freight.
Ed. Neil, 2 bundles Shaft*.
Win. Tillman, 1 empty Keg.
Q. H. Tommey, 1 Grain Mower.
B. A Harris, half barrel Cider.
J. Israel, 1 Keg Whisky.
J. T. Jone*, l Keg Vinegar.
Americas Oil Co., 1 barrel Grease.
1 Tin of Potaab.
1 pee, 1 orate machinery.
Jas. Crook, 1 box Iron roofing, 1 box fix
tures.
Carter A Johnson. 3 coils rope.
P. H. Williams, 2 boxe» bottles.
J. A Smith, 1 pg (2 bx) sundries.
D. II. Bevrriy, 1 plow stock.
E. J. Cheek, 1 buggy.
!L. 1 box pickles.
A Monk, 1 case soda-water.
H., 1 rack guano.
No mark and nnclaioed. 1 grist mllL
Tbs aboie will bs told at pnblio out
cry Dec. IS, 1884, (tom the BoothWMtetn
BaU-oad depot unleat pr.Tioa.Iy claimed
BARLOW BLOCK.'
firs. F. S. WARIICK & (II.
HAVING OPENED IN THE BARLOW
HLOCK'A NEW AND FINE
LINE OF
Ladies’ Fancy Goods
Trimmings!
Underwear I
Etc,, Etc,
i
WOULD INVITE THE LADIES OF*
AHERIGUH AND VICINITY TOl
CALL UPON THEM AND EXAMINE!
THEIR GOODS AND PRICES, EE-1
LIEUING THAT THEY WILL FIND 1
OUR GOODS AS GOOD AND AS f
CHEAP AS ANY IN THE CITY. '
novlflm8
[All trains of this road
. Jcrldlan time, « * ‘
Savannah time.]
.— — 1 ($$)
Meridian time, which Is 30 rainutrs slower tiub
Rupvrintendent’s Office,
Savannah, Nov. 1,1881.
O N AND AFTRR SUNDAY. NOV. *, UR.
Passenger Trains on this ro«a will run u foi-
ATLANTIC COAST LINE EXPRESS.
iv« Safi sunah dally at.. CUi
Arrive at Havaonnh daily at. 7 40|»
Arrive at .Tesun dally at. 810 s
Arrive nt Way trow daily at 9!As
Arrive at Callahan dally nt... 1120a
Arrlvo at Jacksonvlilo dally at 1210 p
Htn a atsllrosulsr stations between Hnvscnah
and JacksonvUl*.
FAST MAIL.
Leave Savannah dally at...*
Arrive at Savannah dally at. ...
Arrlvo at Jesap daily at.
Arrive at Wsycroaa dally at 9 50$ ■
Arrive at Callaknn dally at 11 89in
Arrlvo nt Jacksonville daily at 12 00 ■
Arrive al Dupont dally nt 11151 ■
Arrive at Valdo.>tn dallv at 12 01 p n
Arrive at Quitman dally at 12 40 p ■
Arrive at TI omsfiville daily at 130 p■
Arrive at Bslnbrldgs dally at 3 SO pa
Arrive at Chattahoochee dally at 3 52 p a
Stops only at stations named above and al1 al
st itlona between ThomasvilVa and Cbatiahoocht*
Passcngeri for Brunswick take this train, tf-
riving at Brunswick (via B. AW. Hallway) &
1245 pm. .
Paaseogers f-'r Fernaodlna, Waldo, Ocala, u**-
burp, Gainesville, Cedar Key and ail stations f
Florida Railway and Narigalloa Company
this train. . ,
Close connection* at Jacksonville daily H
Oreen Cove Springs. St. A nt us tine, Pa’atka, w*
ti-rprias, 8sn ford ana^all landlnp.ou 8t. JoU*
river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile. New OrlfifiW.
Texas and tranawMIsaiasippi pointatakr this tnu.
Arriving at Pensacola at 10 ufi p m., Mobile 2
m. New Orleans at 7 45
Pullman bu
New Orleans.
CHARLESTON EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at f?
Arrive at Savannah dally atr.s*.***»*s*>7”;f “
Arrive at Jesi'p da’ly at........ •••J®"
Arrive at Waycroes dally at *r “
Arrive at Causban dally at 11! p 2
Arrive at Jacksonville dally at
Stops at all regular stations between »av*ns»
id Jacksonville. . . ...
Pullman parlor cam Btevsnnab to J*ek»OBTUi<.
JESUP express.
Leavo Savannah daily at i « p i
Arrive at Savanaah dally at
Arrive at Jesap dally at. ;*--7 WP*
Stops at all regular and flag stations betwrffi
Savannah and Jcsup.
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