The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28
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t III. Day.
Niu scll at 10 o'ciocS,
t'na t. real estate.
WI. lH III III ii u'c""H sd; No. 10,
1885, l5a.ry stores
ua .Iv CO. viii cu.itinur ~" :.,c. ~ 10
...l 1T -.n0s ". -. KING str oi. - st".s Of
fancy goods.
II. 4 A. p. Caldwell will sell at halfpast 8
O'Clock, at their store, provisions, &c.
John G. Minor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut
their store, assorted dry goods, &c.
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CHALLENGE ACCEITED.-Tho Alert Base Dali
Club have accepted the challenge OF the Palmetto
Club pub. lislcd In TIE NEWS OF Tuesday.
THE CHEAPEST YEr.-rnE NEWS Job once Is
now printing bill-hcads in thc best style and on
hnc paper, ut 50 SO per thousand Merchants, think
Of it2
THE SwINDLERs, westlakc and Bergman,
reached Savannah In safety eary yesterday morn
Ing. 1t is thought that Bergman will plead
guilty. H.. iut 3.
THE PAINTERS, SrRIKE.-Thcrc are about eight
white and six colored painters ut work Mt present,
The remainder are still .'sriking" for 81 so per
day. They are orderly.
TIE EFREuSpsCIIArTsDUSD will give an cntc- tain
ment ut their hall at eight O'Clock this e. ching.
The musical ana dramaticql portion OF the enter
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produced before tito society. 1t will be pleasant
alIalr. ~ ~ "a N" u
The PLANS for wooden trussed brldge,,to be
erected to connect Johns and sYadmalaw ISL
ands arc Oh exhibition Mt tho oGlUe OF the County
Commissioners. The bridge win be sixty feet
long. The proposals for building 1t have not yet
been opened.
NEW LIGHTS AND SHADEs.-Mr. p. L. Gnomin
has recently introduced some novelties In the
shape OF rotary glass burners that are now oil
the vogue. and the chief attraction In some OF
our business houses. Mr.. Guillemin has also
new style Of argand shade that sheds soft light
in no ways Injurious to tho eyes.
Y L; l. -----r-s>--- AS
LANDIND IMMIGRATIoN. print this morn
ing O sensible letter from Mr.. Morgan, OF the
house OF w. @. Alden & Co., OF New York, urging
as bonus to white emigrant lnborers. Mr.. Nor
gan is now,in Charleston, aud may be seen at the
Offices OF q. A. Trenholm g. Son, ut the corner OF
East Bay and Broad streets. -..,
PERsoNaL.-wm. Is. SHAW, Esq., the general
agent OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
has returned to the city from New York. Tie
Offices OF Mr.. Shaw arc Mt No. 141 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel ~ Z eGy ~.
f.. M.,Wrlght, Esq, OF tho firm Of r. L. Maitland
& Co., OF New York, arrived In Charleston by tho
Champion, and is the guest or the Hon. George
A. Trenholm. The house OF Il. l.. Maitland q Co.,
OF which Mr.. Wright has been the managing part
ner for q number Of years, Is well Anown Us one
OF the most substantial and influential firms i'm
New York. tt4 1T - me-
THE MASONIC FAIn.-This Fair Will not only be
OF interest and benefit 10 the City Of Charlesion
and the Masonic fraternity here, but TO the
Masons throughout the State. Arrangements
have been made which will Insure Its being \
complete success As 1t Will be held during the
session Of the Grand Lodge, when there Will be n
largo representation from nearly all, If not all, OF
the Lodges in the State, we would suggest that
therc he grand and imposing procession OF the
masonic fraternity on the fifteenth Of November
WHICH WI mat" -. '~tarnstinr r~nt"-n "r th"
proceedingsdu during the Fair week.
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CoSpITIoS >r BRIDaEs.-Messrs. Mclaughlin
ana MipeE, coun,; Commissioners, have been in.
sp'c'.rg '.he oiiuses Il the county within the
Inid4etnt Bonncau's Ferry, Il. g, Thomas nocr
ana nii Camp Bridges, in st. Jahi,-. san,se . oro
in q very bad condition. Mr.. Miller reports -.
the bridges over WHITEHALL or FcrgusSns Swamp,
ayt niles from Pipcopolis and ten miles from
None Is Corner, Northeastern Railroad all in st.
lorn', Berkeley. nrc NIL in avery dapId,ted con-
dilon! and Ithat the life OF any onc VIII, ATTEMPTS
to cros IS them Ia endangered
TING OF TIL, ALMsnousE COMMISSIONERS
NJ. .eting Of 70 commissioners or the ,Alms.
hn1ss was l;no s.ciuuy Cs. afternoon. ;iIt was re-
,,o,..d - me Commissioners OF The orn,'a
"a refused to receive whit. ~ pipiah.
INSTITUTION d,e pauper children. -, =. ~ y,
~ '"o boy --and that the sl,tcrs ~ ~
gs9s sEis s. a' 'stsssea,s them
Xxi i; eAp,nsc 80 the city. 1t was resolved
4ha! ley shou.d be transferred to the institution
!n cirge. ..of the Sisters .t';'lay. The chairmas
was Instructed to return the thanks OF the Bonrt
OF Commissioners to the Sisters for their nbera
and charitable offer. ~. = ift
SOUTHERN EHTERPRIsR.- -Mcssrs John F. Tay
!or Co., OF the Phoenix Iron Works, have re-
Gently turned out one OF tho largest boilers evei
made in Charleston. 1t was ordered for ths
'ici or Ame, and is nine feet two inches in
d;.:meter, sixteen feet long, and nineteen ,feei
nigh; two hundred horsepower, and .welghs ff-
teen tons. One Of the noteworthy pecularltles
is the large plates or which the boiler IL manufac
turel, the arch ofthe furnaces being formed from
single plates. The boiler has four fiues sixteen
inches In diameter, and eighty -four tubes four
inches In diameter. 1t has been finished In gu.
neri'r manner, and Is In every respect credit to
the 9uilders. as
A MODEL. .EsTABL1sHMRST.-We invite tho atten.
ion Of tho friends OF THR NEWS in the. city and
throughout the, Statc to the excellent facilities
which our ofice enjoys for the prompt execution
u all kinds OF Book nnd Inh p-i..s-. ruiiy I,rn.
vlded with new type and machinery OF tho latest