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DRY GOODS.
n. STE EL & S o N,
Nos. 71S and 715 N. TENTH Street,

Nos. 71S and 715 N. TENTH Street,
Hsve just opened job lot Of
5000 YARDS FINE FRENCH LAWNS, ATg5 CTS,
WORTH 8Ih CENTS.
% PIECES FINE FRENCH oRGANDIES, AT 40
CENTS, WORTH 62K CENTS.
20 PIECES FINEST oRGANDlEs IMPORTED, AT
60 CENTS. WORTH sIK CENTS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PLAIN BLACK SILK
, HBRNANIS.
Lupin's best qualities, A. ~, ga widths 81 70 30.
DIAMOND GRISNADlNE HERNANIS. ALL-WOOL,
Reduced TO 55 cents from 81.
Rich styles OF Shawls for the sea shore,
Handsome styles OF Carriage Shawls.
NEWEST sTYI Es OF SEAsONABLE sHAwLs.
We are now c.osing out the entire balance of our
stock of choice and desirable Spring and Summer
Dress Goods lit
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NEW IMPROVED BATHING ROBES,
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
For Misses and Children.
Bathing Caps and Belts
The stock is large.
Rooms retired, prices low.
Serges Tor Bathing Robes.
Flannels, yard or piece.
TOURISTS GOODS.
White Shawls OF every kind
Llama Lace Points
Best water.proo Cloaks.
Stylish SILK Saoques
Linens for Travelling Suits.
Collars, Cuffs, Ties.
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs.
Having kept up our stock OF these and some other
essential summer things, we invite buyers examina-
fpf n [
COOPER & CONARD,
8. E. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
CPECIAL ANNOU ENT.
JOHN w. THOMAS,
4O5 and 4O7 N. SECOND St.,
Offers his entire stock OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
HERNANIS, GRENADINES, LAWNS, ORGAN
DIES, PoPLINETTEs, SUMMER PoPLINS,
MoHAIRS, ETC.
ALSO, LAMA AND INDE LACES,
| In Points Paletots, Rotunds, Sacques, Marie An
tuinettes and Zouaves t3 81 Smrp
IN BLACK AND WHITE
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HALLET, DAVIS Co.'S "New Scale" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body of Tone and clear and
cal bell The Agency is at No g27 Chestnut street
Every musician should have one
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AND No. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YoSK.
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GENUINE SODA WArER.-People learning that the
soda water which is obtained at Bowers store,
Chesnut street. above Fourth is the finest sold in
city. All in search of genuine article should call at
this magnificent establishment.
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BARTRAM.--On the morning Of the 2lth instant
JOHN BARTRAM in the Both year Of bis age,
The relatives and friends of the family are respeetqy
ftd 10 attend his funeral from the residence OF MS
i,ther. law DIR. A. W. Grfiths, No. 25o N, Twelfth
street. on Wednesday afternoon, the 50tn instant az
o'clock a..- ,..co,,
HOIJSTON-On the 26th instant, JOHN MASON
HOUSTON ia the Goth year OF his age. - "a. a.,
relatives and friends Of the fay are respecttuy
invited m intend The funeral from his late residence. No
333 Darby road Tuesday the ltu insVant Nv foVoA
z, NJ California papers please copyl
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CHARLES STOKES,
No. s24 CHEsNUT STREET,

No. s24 CHEsNur STREET,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
O1or9rER
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SNGER's SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Ohesuut street
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man, called attention to series OF articles which
had recently appeared in n French paper OH the
subject Of the Emperor Napolcon's health. aud
which had created considerable sensation. Dr.
Sequarl stated that the articles 10 his knowledge
had been written by II man who had once been
The Empcror's physician. 4 person OF great ahili-
~, but disSoitte habits, who had lost his stand
ing In society and his oi'lcial employment hut
who, nevertheless knew the Ehneio.'i const.E-
tion well. This unworthy Iyscian has violated all
professional obligations, but ~ Scquar'i in
siSS, has nevertheless told the truth In disclosing
the secret that the Emperor Napoleon Is suffering
from an incurabc disease, fungus Of the bladder.
which must soon. and certainly within six months,
put an end to his lirc The Emperor, accordn. To
Scquarl, has doubtless been made acquainted
with his fate, AMI Is preparing for 1t as well as he
can. II Is further stated tha; The reason why
these articles have not affected lie oursc. Is that
they appeared In u bitterly Radical paper, and are
not believed. AMI that tic opportunities for obsey-
walton possessed by the author hot generally
known.
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given to his less rapid neighbor? II will be
said, doubtless, that the fnst workman has
his benefit in hand, in the extra wages he
receives, and that Of the common profit he
should have but nn equal share. But the
aim OF ull our cndcavors is to increase the
efficiency OF the workman, and this cannot
bc done by forcing down the goo,l worker to
TO the level of the bad
These and other troublesome questions
rise up as we consider the question OF indus
trial partnerships; hut they are, il seems 10
MS, matters of detail, moi Of principle Only
by giving the workman direct interest in
the results of his labor can we satisfy the
energies and improve the position OF the
mas, of our working population. And we
see 10 better way Of doing this than by IL
well digcstcd system based OH that principle
of industrial coparncrship which, though
now in its cradle, will one day be strong
enough TO protect the workmcn from op-
preston and give each, in his degree, just
share OF the profits of his toll. III this way
may the hand which performs, and the brain
which plans, work happily and harmoniously
together.
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This Grst-cass HOTEL, situated in pleasant
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TIiE letter from Abbevillc, which We print
tc-!"J!,, gives glowing account of the las:
day of the Fair, whose success has been due,
i'll no small degree, to III, tnct, skill and
energy Of the president, Colonel ID Wyatt
Aiken. We congratulate Abbeyi!!Y on the
gallant show her people have made, al,,l
wish her au manner of prosperity
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TIE letter of our Washington correspond
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regard to the expected decision of the Uni
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G T. Il C 1 AL N OTTO E.
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Havana Cigar Factory, No. 80 Market street. Fresh
importations received monthly. Prices to COM
pnre with New York houses. JOHN SAYAS,
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IL a. RAILROAD RECEIPT BOOK. reward
VIII be given II left at JOHN CoMMINS', No. l3i
Meeting street. now /
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THO BE LEASED, THE RICE PLANTA-
known as North Chachan." now under sue.
cessful cultivation and having large fields OF first
class cotton or provision land.
With IL will be rented Il comfortable summer
Residence In the snubrlous village OF Cortlcsyillr
Two miles distant. j. DRAfTON FORD,
noSS 2D&C Broker, M. 10 I}rontl street
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ITO RENT, A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS.
l. or more IL desired. There are attached pIaZ.
Has, closets, gas, &c. Or few boarders married
Or single, will be taken. None need apply but
Ecntcel persons. Terms moderate. Inquire ut
this Office nnyn ~
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AT lIIIiERNi.AN HALF,

CHATTER OF ;lic state of South Carolina. win bc
opened
AT IIlEEREiAN HALL,
On MONDAY EvENiSG, NuvEaBi:w i,ru.
AZ O'Clock. VIII open 1T the same hour during
the chii'e week, AMI will close NJ II O'Clock cocl
l'4h'. hnd On THURSDAY .nd SATURDAY AFTER
N1oN at o'cuct.
Masonic Jewels and Hrga!i;,. Silver ami Plated
ware, Jcwciry, Household t.on,ls. rcrrumcry.
Dress Goods, Clothing. Hats. Refreshments Of all
hih"s' Fancy Articles, AMI large AMI varied as.
SorImcnt of other merchandise will he offered for
sale. Contributions AMI donations will be thank
fully received and acknowledged.
The lower Saloon will bc opened every night a,
10 O'Clock, for COillion ami Quarilic Parties. un
der The management AMI direction Of the officer.
OF i'a candeur and WalllalIa Lodges. AMI Il iimc
String Ranl will bc in Attendance.
Arrangements have been male 10 transmit,
kilograms from the Hail to all parts Of the Uni,c,
States. or hy cable Ia Europe
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DARTNERSHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
i associated with me, III business, my son,
GEORGE G. BUTLER. The busincss-GraIn and
General Commisson-1ill hereafter be conducted
In the name OF Il. NJ. BUTLER 4 SON.
November I, 1902. Il. II. DUTLER
now 10
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FTNO RENT, ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR,
Il suitable for n family; also Furnished Rooms
for gentlemen Apply. NJ No. AZ BcaufaIn Street
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4 PART OF a HOUSE TO RENT, IN
~ the central part OF The city. Apply at this
Dfllcc. noy9 3s
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lTNO RENT, THAT LARGE AND EIE-
l. CANT MANSION, No. 43Meeting street, with
extensive Lot and Garden, located In one Of the
DeSt ana hoalthtest situations or the city, and fur
nishe'i with all the modern improvements and
cohreniences. Possession given on first OF Janu-
AIRY, 1870. Apply to MORDECAI & co, No ITO
EiSt lay. oct1. n,
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FOR SALE, A GROCERY WAGON, IN
Il good Or,lGr Price 500. Apply 10 a.
JOHNSON, corner OF John AMI Elizabeth streets
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HOUSES, FARMS. STORES, ROOMS.
Ii &C., now vacant. can readily he rented by
them in this column. The rate Is 2j
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion II
paid In advance.
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g UrERIoR COLOGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for sale Ivy
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oct6 No. 13l Meeting street.
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POOMS TO RENT.-TIIREE UNFUR-
III NiSlIED rooms In q residence pleasantly
SITUATED In the western part OF the city. Terms
II Doughty street. octi2
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For Gulc.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
LIZ PEliff of any Kind may he advertised for
SAFE IN This column, at tie rate Of % cents for
;ldLvancr. - " i "
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. WASHER
w and IrOncr. German preferred. RccOni-
men'iations required. Apply Mt No. 90 Rutlcdge
avenue SIX doors above Spring street.
noy9 tutiS3f
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WTANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO HELP
w keep hooks ana make himself generally
dress +. o. Boz 2YG, In own handwriting stating
salary required nu"3 :.
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WANTED, BY A COMPETENT COLI
w 0RED MAN, II situation as Cook. The
pest Recommendations can be given. Apply at
this Office. nuv9 -
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AIilScmcllis.
GRAND MASONIC FAIL
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ohuer INC authority AMI approval OF the N. W.
GRAND LODGE anil II. Il. GRAND Royal amer,
CHATTER OF ;hc state of south Carolina ,yin u.
oncur,l " ~
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WTANrED, a GOOD WHITE SERVANT
w Ia cook AMI lO general hOuscwurk. Nome
need apply unless well recommended. Call ~ =.
Strauss, corner of King and Queen streets
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ROOK BUYERS WILL FIND. 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List will be changed ut least once n week.
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WANTED, a WOMAN TO GO INTO
W the country TO Cook ami Wash. Apply
at No IL lnsel street. nOvg ~
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NOR SALE, ONE TEN-IIORSE EN-
IL CINE.
One Eason Brothers Rice Threshcr
Four Large ltcc Flats.
AL In goOd order Apply to ROPER K STONEY,
Sanlcrhnrst's Wharf. oct26 tu3
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TIlO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIN
y TuRES for grocery and bar.room, corner
Longitude Lane and East bay. To an approved
teaant rent will be $40 per month. Also six
large square Rooms, with fire places. back pnZzns
anu clStcrn water on every story. The rooms
wlll be rented singly II preferred. Inquire Of Mr..
ROSE. Oh the premises. octIs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

WANTED, a BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF
w generally useful about II house. Nome
need apply unless active and Of good character.
Apply III No. 81 Wentworth street, next to Military
iial. nOvg .*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

WANTED.-A CIIAMBERMAID AND
w SEAMSTltESS (whitc,l can hear Of II good
SITUATION by applying Immediately To the King
Mansion corner OF George and Meeting streets.
references required. NOVA |
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, WHO
II Meeting street. noye ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

XTTANTED IMMEDIATELY, a COLOR
Nv Ed WOMAN, 10 cook and wash; also, n
Girl 9r BOY, to do housework None need apply
without recommendations, and be willing to sleep
on tile premises. Apply ut No. 135 Queen street,
opposite Smith. noyS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-09

"ANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE CON
w TANNING six or eight rooms, IN the cen
itral or lower part OF the city. Address Ill"
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