The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-04

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MAYORS CoU9v.Ione happy individual, who
had taken so much nountain dew as to be indif-
ferent to the evil effects of the night air. He was
found sleeping peacefully on the pavement. but
was soon aroused and sent to the lookup as
trespasser. In the morning he confessed that his
sin had found him out, andpaid his V penitently
AColored damsel, who had fluent tongue,
wagged it so vigorously and made such disturb
snce that she was sen. up to coventry ''y her
neighbors, and bad to pay IS before she could
come out.
ROBBERY OF MRssRs. K1RoY & Co.'S AUCTION
HoUsE.-Messrs. KILRoY & Co. having long suffer-
ed from the depredations of some unknown par
ties, made complaint to Lieut.. HENDRICKS, Of
the detective force. The case was placed in the
hands OF Officers chaplain and CALDWELL, who
soon discovered the thief. He proved to be the
colored porter, Frank Bostick alias Vaugn, who
had for some time been taking goods from Inc
store, and With the aid of Nathan Treadwel . no
torious Columbia thief, disposing Of them to other
parties. The greater portion of the goods have
been recovered, and the thieves sent to jail
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The GEoRsyA toTTERx-This lottery, which has
been located with us but short time, has already
won favorable opinion froni'$he community.
The drawings are conducted Rith the greatest
fairness and the ticket holders are almost certain
OF obtaining some return for the money invested.
The agency ipthis city has disposed of numerous
tickets, and the holders are an1ously awaiting the
grand drawing which will determine their future
poverty or wealth. There are yet few days left,
and parties &ishing to realize alsrgs'amount on a
small investment could do no better than to make
deposit in the agency and await tho turning of
fortunes wheel
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FRUITS, .TopAoooAND SgaARs.-The handsome :.
store recently opened by JOHN B. Took, at No.
t25 Meeting street, near Market, ofarS great at
fractions to buyers. Superior fruits, preserves can
dies and the best brands Of segars and tobacco are
there to be had at moderate prices. The desery-
edly increasiAg patronage OF MI. TooM requh eda
larger;store and necessitated move from his old
stand to the present spacious building, which has
been fitted up in tasteful manner and presents
business-ike appearance. The gas fixtures were
put up By Mr.. GUuInnN, in Church street, whose
workmanship cannot be surpassed, always giving
perfect satisfaction. A new chandelier Of recent
design, that may be raised or lowered at pleasure.
ia one OF of the store and is worthy
OF notice. a.
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KING STREET sArraAcrIoNs.-Th large retail
establishments on King street have now put on
their winter dress, and present an attractive ap-
pearance.. Among tie Numerous repertories OF
dry goods on this street, one ofthe most sttrac-
tive, is that occupied by MIR. JAS. B. BETTs. This
establishment has been thoroughly fitted up since
the war, and is now light and well ventilated
store, tastefnIy arranged, and containing on its
shelves complete assortmento Of dry goods. MIR.
Belts has long experience in the retail business,
having been connected with the Zig store"sinc
its formation, and understands the art ofpleasing
his customers.
ME-. L. KEHHwoN, one Of The pionears of the
King street trade, is now associated with Mr..
BETS. His numerous friends and former custom
ers will be pleased to learn that he has resumed
his old business and will find that, though the lp-
cation Is different he is still prepared 70 serve
those OF his former customers who may give him
call. MIR. BErTs' stock has been well selected
and comprises every article that can please The
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A MovR IN THE RIGHT DrREcr1os.lThe 1st of
October is generally the moving day in this city,
and the furniture carts can be then seen pying in
every direction but this change of location is con-
fined principally to families, as it is seldom that
business establis hments change their base. The
advantages OF better location have induced some
Of the Oldest merchants to fall into line and give
I'D their antiquated establishments for fine, airy,
well ventilated buildings with iron fronts. This
lsudable desire to increase their business facilities
induced Msssrs STENHoUsE Co. to remove from
Ather old stand at the corner OF Frasers Wharf, to
&he building at the corner OF Accommodation
Yharf and East Bay. In this move Messrs. STEM
kousE & Co. have literally taksn time by the fore
bek for the building issnot yet completed but
Pom the energy already displayed this event can
Lot be tar distant. =.
} The large -four and grain business ot.Aessrs'
&srrsHousr & Co., demanded an extensive store
|bouse. and their new location is admirably suited
kor this trade. Originally cramped and old-fash-
6onsd It has been transformed into store that,
I.ben comolete, Will be perfect in every detail. /
|She building il the property OF Messrs JNo' FER
b.usoS and Gre. s. UAkERos, the owners OF the
rnsrs and the fmproyemen haye yeeniperfected
g,nder their supervision. When complete thus
store win be one Of the attractive teatres OF East
Rsv and will be in pleasing contrast to the old
sashisusd fronts of the adjacent buildings. /