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Ottawa and the Supreme Court.

The Judiciary Committee in the cOnstitu-
tional convention at Springfield made their
report last Friday on the judicial Depart
ment" The report proposes the insertion IN
the new constitution of an article of 4S Sec
tons, regulating the whole Judicial system OF
the state in detail The section, however, in
which Ottawa has special interest, and to
which alone we wish to call attention, is the
4th. That section, in whatever ambiguous
terms it may be disguised, in fact means the
removal of the Supreme Court for the third
grand division from Ottawa to Chicago. The
legislature mag order the court to hold IN oc-
casional term at Ottawa, but they shat hold
at east one term Il year at Chicago. This is
the language of the section. Now there is
No klihood of the court ever holding more
than one term year in each grand division,
the section actually removes the court to Chi
cago.
But viii the convention adopt this section
in the PROSE shape reported by the commit
tee Why not =? What is to PREVENT Otta.
wa, by the shrcwd management of our local
republican politicians last fall, is without q
representative or friend in the convention
Nay worse. The members from this county
in that convention were elected on the dis
tinct issue Of opposition to Ottawa interests.
To get the petty county Offices, and to be in
favor with the west end of the county for fu-
ture county and congressional nominations,
our local radical politicians have completely
sold out Ottawa in the state senate, the state
legislature, and the constitutional convention,
so that Ottawa is without a friend or voice in
either of those bodies. Could Chicago steal
the Supreme Court away from US if we had
Bushnell, Cook, Reddick or Cation in the sen
ate or constitutional conventionl Either of
these gentlemen would consider himself dis
grsced if Chicago could steal such march
on him. But to give few OF our local one
horse politicians the petty county offices, and
to keep them in favor with the west end for
future nominations. Ottawa is robbed of her
representation in the legislature and conven-
tiOn, and lies helpless at the feet of her enc
lnies, by whom she is slaughtered without
compunction or word of protest or remon-
STRANGE. Doubtless Ottawa will some day
wake up to realization of how her interests
have been bartered and traded away by her
cormorant local radical politicians, and doubt
less, also, some day she will feel like punish
ing them. But what good will there be in
that ? 1t is u, miserable plecsutOn to lock
til. door after the horse is stolen.
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The people complain of their local taxes and
yet they are but flea bite compared with the
national taxes. They pay into the Federal
Treasury about four hundred millions n year.
This, divided among the States equally,
would make ten millions year tor each State
tspay. The big burdens are the Federal taxes,
but the local assessments are the straws that
break the camels back.
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Now that the House at Washington II,

Now that the House at Washington has
got rid of several carpet-bagger members for
the comparatively triling otfcnsc Of taking
money for the little patronage at their dispo-
sal in the shape of Yves: Point cadetships, let
congress proceed to show its adherence of all
kinds Of corrupt bargaining in tho disposal
of public offices by arraigning the chief of
criminals in that line, President Grant. Let
them expose the transaction by which Hoar
got a seat in the cabinet as u reward for a Ii.
brary, Borie similar office for the present OF
a house, Stewart for a $50, douceur, &C.,
&c. Shall none but the little criminals be
punished
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"SHoo FLY $50 seems to have thought
Storey, of the Chicago Times, one day last
week, when assailcd by a swarm of the Opera
House blondes, who undertook to rawhide
him in the street. These blondes are conf
pany of English "legsters,' with one Lydia
Thompson at their head, and We're making
nightly indecent exhibitions Of their persons
at the Opera house. The Time: first ridiculed
and then mercelessly scored them. The
blondes swore they would have r-r-re-venge-
zee, and watching their opportunity, met.
Storey in the street and attempted to rawhide
him. Storey, who was used to such things,
having few years ago confronted and cowed
mob Of thousands in Chicago, went in on
his muscle. He soon Invested lydia of her
weapon, and with his cane foored two or
three of her hackers upon which the police
rushed in and ended hostilities. The blondes
next morning, were taken before Justice,
moderately fined, and then cut stick for Dc
trOit.
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An Exchange figures up, to show that the
National debt is being paid off at the rate Of
o. per second, $3.50 per minute, or $lls0 per
hour but it fails to give US the figures on
what the expenses Of the government, interest
on the public debt and stoalings amount to
the figures on these latter items would double
tho former.
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The Universal Peace League in France hos
elected Andrew Johnson Charles Sumner, b.
r. Butler and Horace Greeley, honorary men,
bers. 1t must believe that the time has come
when the lion and the lamb shall lie down TO-
ycther.
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County Agricultural sec ETY..

A meeting OF the executive committee of the
County Agricultural Society WAS held q. the
Clifton Hotel last Saturday, at which the COM
mittse to receive proportions for tenant OF fair
grounds reported three bids, which were referred
back to the committee with power to act. Tho
President and Secretary we're authorized to act
with the committee. Thomas Reedys bid, for
three years, was most acceptable.
Tho following resolution was then adopted:
Resolred, That the executive committee pro.
hibit any person leasing the fair ground from
giving exhibitions of any kind on said fair
grounds without the consent Of the Board Of
Managers.
Tho auditing committee reported the accounts
Of the Secretary and Treasurer correct
Thomas Johns, y. T. Psrr and George c. Cad.
we'll were appointed committee to consider
the practicablity of field trials of reapers and
mowers, plows, &c.
The committee devoted considerable time to a
revision of the premium list, but made little
progress.
The proposition to have horse races in June
was discussed, but no action taken.
AuJouEuou, " "cel "MaiA ou Anu'suay' AAsVcu
Sd, at the same place.
At the adjourned meeting on Thursday the
committee reported that they had leased the fair
grounds to Thomas Reedy for the term Of three
years. The report was approved.
The Premium List was ovcrhauled, corrected
and finally adopted.
The time for holding the next fair was fixed
for September 9th, 7th, Sth and 9th inclusive.
The project for big race in June, the pro-
ceeds to go to the payment Of the indebtedness
Of the Society, was favorably considered, and the
arrangement Of the details entrusted to com
potent committee.
A vote of thanks was unanimously passed t.
the proprietor Of the Clifton Hotel for his kind
ness in giving the use Of a room in the Hotel t.
the committee for holding their meetlngs free o.
charge, and thereupon the committee adjourned
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Reduction of Taxes.

The President has spoken in response to
Mr.. Dawes arraignment Of extrayagant APP
preparations recommended by his cabinet,
and AYERS that the taxes must be reduced
$50,0OO,000. The ways and means committee
of the house tllereupon also speaks, and adopt
q resolution that taxes must be reduced $50
100000. And then Dawes is sent to COnnec-
ticut to crayenly eat his own words and I'M
do the effect of his manly speech in Congress
by assuring tho dealers in wooden nu,mess
that Grants last words on his leaving Wash
ington were, that taxes shall be reduced $50,-
100000 Meantime Congress is voting appro-
pristons as usual, and the house votes by a
decisive majority that tariff duties shall be In
creased. The "hollow sound" about the re-
duction Of taxes, therefore, has no earthly
meaning, except that it is expected to save
the radical party from overthrow at the spring
elections in New Hampshire and Connecticut.
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A car load Of green peas, from Caliiornis. 10
the latest novelty In Chicago
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Josh Billings says Goldfish are better than un.
brellas 70 keep you dry.
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A CARD.

THE Secretary of the Executive Committee
l. OF the Union Reform Party exceedingly
regrets to announce to the public, that the
efforts on the part of the Committee to secure
fair play in the coming election. have be IL
fruitless. We were confident. at one time,
that, our requests being so reasonable and
fair, there would be no objection; but there
is evidently strenuous opposition to any one
OF tho Reform Party being present with the
boxes from the time the polls open until tn
votes are counted out. Unless this arrange
ment is made in some OF the Counties, we are
crcdibly informed by both Republicans and
Reformers, that we will not get fair count.
1t is evident, from the very fact that some Of
the Commissioners refuse to conscnt to this
arrangement, that they intend ii necessary to
operate with the votes to our loss. Near or
quito one million Of dollars directly or indi-
rectly are at stake in this contest; the temp
tation ID too great, and no three men OF any
II customer orders fifty pounds of sugar
or coffee of his grocer, the grocer refuses to
weigh it out because you arc present, it is al
most proof positive that he intends to cheat
you il he can, and just so we regard this vote
counting.
The Governor and Mr. Ransicr are very pro-
fuse in their expressions OF desire for lis to
have fair play, but wheu you come to reduce
this matter to something tangible and prScti-
cable, it is explained away go you can't find it..
Some are told it is q matter they can't con-
troll it rests with the Commissioners, and it
would not do to cast any reflections upon them
or their honesty, &C., dc. 1t is very we'll
known to everybody that Governor Scott and
Dir. Ransier occupy just such a position with
their party, ,:that any advice given By them in
good faith would be implicitly obeyed by the
E.W sEIBELs,
Oct7 Sec. EX. Com. L. II. p.
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A BEAUTIFUL 1HorGuT.-It may be truth
fully said that the greatest OF all blessings is
health, for without it the joys vouchs safed are
turned to sorrows. To all health is essential
TO lifss enjoyment and pnrsuits, TO the
young and old, to the rich and poor. Arc you
in search OF wealth? Health is necessary
OF what avail would these be without health?
The beauties Of spring. the song OF brds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have q
poetic fascination which charms only the
what are these but nockerics. The body dis
eased, the mind scky DER with the saddcst
Of thoughts. Oh! that l may live to appro-
ciatc the blessings OF health. This rich boon
is within the reach of all. The remedy at hand
in HEINIysu's QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa
nacea. Now is the time to try it. 40
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cts nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, while reading. about the impending war
in Europe, ''that the Hollerhorn creates such
disease among the eatte Mht in TIe
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LIrPMAS's GREAT GER
AIAN B1TrERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, &. c.,
at GE1oER & MCGREaoR's, Druggists. SIS
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wine sauce; leg OF mutton, la borde-

wine sauce; leg OF mutton, a Ia borde-
laise.
COLD DIsHEs-Smoked beef tongues;
boiled ham, ornamented; boned turkey.
ENTREEs-Broiled sweet breads, to-
mato sauce; petits paths Of oysters; Gro.
quettes of rice, o 10 Refine.
VEGETADnEs-Baked sweet potatoes.
French peas, asparagus, stewed toma-
toes.
OYsrERs-Fried.
GAME-Prairie chicken. Ia Duchesse;
broiled quails, canvas back duck.
CONDIMENTS de fois gras;
chicken salad; lobster salad; lettuce;
assorted pickles; mushroom catsup; sar-
dimes; English cheese.
ORNAMRNTs-.Of flowers, French
nougat, Charlottes, jellies. Meringues.
PAsTRY--Cocoanut pie, cream pie,
BISCUITS glaces, fruit cake, Charlotte
Russo, vanilla and rose ice cream.
DESERT Filberts, peaches, almonds,
grapes, apples, French coffee.
SuNDRIEs-Bogen's diamond spark
ling, golden eagle. Roederer's carte
blanche, Ives seeding, Catawba, ST..
Julien Bordeaux, French brandy, Bour-
bon whiskey, sherry wine, segars, &c.
The eating and drinking and hob
4.
After everybody had been filed to re-
pletion, and many had begun to have
mis-givings of abdominal difficulties, the
cloth was fguratively removed, and the
intellectual entertainment began to be
served up.
The "Green Linors" wore hand
somely-contrivcd badge, which was ac-
knowledged by conductors on the street
cars, and was the ''open Sesame" to all
tho public buildings. Every citizen APP
peared to think it his especial duty to
look after the visitors and impart infor-
nation. During the passage of the pro-
cession through the city and environy,
the ladies waved handkerchiefs, the gen
tlemen raised their hats and the little
folks nearly shouted themselves hoarse.
The great exposition was in full blast,
and the varied display of beautiful, use
full and ingenious articles andimplo-
ments afforded o vast amount Of enter
tnnment. q
The veteran ''circus man," Johh Rob
inson, resides in this city. He has ac-
quired an ample fortune, and haf now
settled down-merely keeping general
supervision over his immense exhibition.
which is now travelling through the
South. BE has given each Of his chill
dren thorough education, andl after
wards indoctrinated them into eBe arts
and mysteries of the circus rineag "Old
John" is now sixty-two years old fnd has
been travelling with exhibitions nIHre than
fifty years.
It is impossible to find words 10 speak
of this trip as it deserves Tt WAS i'm
mense. The distance travelled by the
Columbians, to and fro, was nearly 1,S0O
miles, viz: Cincinnati to Louisville, 1O7;
Louisville to Nashville, 1856; Nashville to
Chattanooga, 1877; Chattanooga to At
lanta, 13S; Atlanta to Augusts, III; Au.
gusta to Columbia, SO. NIany' of the ex,
cursionists are still out-havi1g extend.
ed their peregrinations to st. Louis.
Chicago and other cities; but those who
have reached home, express themselves
nightly gratified- not only at the magni
ficent reception, but the grandeur of the
scenery along the route.
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THE attention of the reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement OF Bradield 4
Co., in another column. They are undoubt-
edly selling the best remedies out for the
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR and DR.. PpUpuIrr's
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines OF their age. Try them and be
we'll, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
tiOn or money refunded. AT
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There were thirty-seven deaths in
Charleston, for the week ending Octo-
ber Whites, thirteen; colored, "a.
A great many people seem to be una
ware Of the fact, that since the 18th OF
July last, canned and preserved fish,
shell fish, meats, fruits and vegetables,
have been exempt from internal revenue
tax.
FIRE AT LYNcHDURG.-On Monday
night, the depot Of the W. G.. & n. Rail-
road Company, at Lynchburg, with q
largo quantity Of cotton and turpentine
was destroyed by fire. Also three stores
near it, those of Messrs. Furstenburg,
Moore & Buddin, and Murphy.
Snmte,' Ne,cs.
One day last week, Mr.. E. J. Worthy
having loaded couple of shot guns for
the purpose of killing hawk that was
destroying his pigeons, let one of the
guns fall which exploded, and tho whole
charge entered his wife's leg, who was
sitting near by, and so shattered the
bone that it was necessary to amputate
near the knee. Chester Reporter.
DEATH OF II. D. BRuSsoN. We an
nounce, with pain and sadness, the death
of r. d. Brunson, Esq, who was NOR
tally wounded in the uffray at Antioch
on the 25th of September. Mr. Brun-
son, after n week Of Intense suffering,
departed this life on Saturday morning
last, and was buried at Antioch on the
following day. Etlge'isld Adre1iser.
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REYNOLDS IMPROVED METHOD
OF CONSTRUCTING
Artificial Dentures,
Patented December. 1867.

A FTER all extensive use OF this important
years, it is with full confidence urged upon tho
profession and the public, as fulfilling more
thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other
mode, every intention OF Artificial Denturcs.
AS in this method, rubber teeth are alto.
gether discarded, it is desirable that it should
fall especially into the hands of those familiar
with gold plate work.
1t may not be generally known that they
according to this patent, by Dentists who are
not licensees, render them selvee liablo to the
penalty of infringement, as we'll as the ope-
ratOr.
Office rights will be disposed Of and instruc-
ton given by letter, or at the operating rooms
Of Reynolds S Reynolds, where the manipula-
tion may be daily witnessed, and where com.
muncations may be addressed.
WM. REYNOLDS, NJ. D.,
Aug 10! Columbia s. C.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 6.-Nicker.
son Houses. L. Ashmore, Greenville;
S. 81. w. Timbull, New Orleans; Capt.
j. A. August, Batesville; E. W. Selbey,
j. S. Beacham, Charleston; j. T. Robert.
son, IL. W. Perrin, Abbeville; W. J,
Brown, wife and two children, Virginia;
j. B. Launaw, California; J. s.. Hunt,
Atlanta; o. Scitgraves, Rock Hill; G.
Hopkins, Master Hopkins, Savannah; E.
A. Banks, Il. S. Fontaine, Georgia; Jno.
Grear, Augusta; M. Gelenhutz, Edge
field; H. Gubine, H. Meyer, J. J. Grif-
I'm, Savannah; James o. Moore, Au-
gusta; G.. w. Conner. Abbeville; Joseph
a. Green, Orangeburg; Thos. Steers, B.
r. II. r.; NJ. Turnbull, New Rochelle; E.
Franklin, Walhalla; W. Rosenburg,
Chester; Sam. J. Mason, S. G.
Columbia Hotel--W. r. Cochrane,
Charlotte, J. W. Hayne, Charleston; r.
G. Center, Chester; W. Dudley, Charles
ton; Joshua Thomas, Baltimore; G. H.
". Tumbrell, New Orleans; B. Wherle,
Greenville; J. +. Gist, Wm. Munroe,
Union; j.. Il. Bnist, Greenville; Mrs.
James B. Jeter and daughter, Union; E.
P. Coleman, Manning; Robt. Y. Leavell
and wife, Newberry; H. S. Grams, Bish-
opville; A. Fl. Harllee, Marion; B. W.
and sister, Miss Bessa McLaurin, Miss
E. S. McLaurin, Col. Dunlap, E. Allen,
Marion; Henry III. Wolf, New York; NJ.
S. Harden, Chester.
National Hoia.-S. Bemnn, J. 81.
Reipp, Mrs. G. Bryan, W. G. Bryan,
Is. L. Sloan, T. Il. Gains, Charleston;
J. 3. Roach, J. L. Wilson, Sumter; D.
Z. Frierson, Marion; Mrs. Dunning,
Augusta; j. p. Kinard, Mrs. Daynes, Nj.
Joyner, J. D. M. Dobbins, J. Rcinhard
and wife. W. A. Sandels, D. Manner,
Mrs. J. Dennis and son, j. r. Mendcn-
hall, w. M. Ray, r. M. Ralinson, S. G.;
n. G. Altman, W. NJ. Addipgton, S. l..
Orr, n. c.; G.. W. Crawford and servant.
Tennessee.
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$40 REWARD!

r OST, or stolen. OH the 9th September
I last, Iii the Market, a small leather
POCKET-BOOK, containing thirty odd dol
|sYty-fve dollars; one on D. t. James. for
forty dollars and sixty cents; ono due bill on
Lorick g. Lowrance, for seven dollars and
twenty-five centa. O;hcr papers Of little
value. L. MORRIS.
Oct =
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a GENTLE WHISPER TO MoTIEns.-If unfur-
.:;:;ate!J Jou have lost your own teeth by neg
lect or mismanagemcnt take care that YOUR
daughters do not suffer the same penalty
from the same cause. See TO it that they
brush their teeth regularly and thoroughly
them sound and serviccabie sets as long rs
they live.
''SPALDISGs GLUE" handy ard useful.
Oct 9 ~
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Notice..

S7vN THE undersigned has again com-
NSSsASAt SNSSsAs,SAtA menced the WEIGHING of COTTON,
EGse333t9and will attend to applications from
the merchants and planters wishing his
sc9vicea. His headquarters will be ut the
Office of Messrs. Chambers & Bryce.
Oct 76 p. 2. CHAMBEES
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
J. Il Il. r. Agnew-Whiskeys, etc.
E. Fl. Heinitsh-Sonp, Seeds.
T.. Morris-$20 Reward.
w. j. Bryant & Co.-Pine Lumber.
W. B. Stanley-Chinawarc.
Grand Opening at Kinard's.
z. p. Chambers-No
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NEW GOODS.

=. =. HAVE just returned from New York,
9ilfHikwith my Fall and Winter Stock consist
| T'UNl|ging of French, English and American
GGCASSIMERES, VESTINGS, etc. NV
old customers aud tho public generally arc in
yited to call, as feel assured can satisfy all,
either as regards price or quality.
Oct 6 c. D. EBERHARDT
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Yellow Pine Lumber,

OF the BEST QUALITY, and in quantities
" to suit purchasers, can be Obtained by
applying to W. j. BRYANT Il CO.,
No. 2 Ann street, Charleston. S. c.,
Or at Dranchyille Post OAice, S. G.
Oct 1mo
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SICK TnANsIr.-The transition from gray to
unnatural black or brown, effected by the hair
dyes snd kindred preparations, is indeed
sickening transit. PHALoS's NITALIA, on the
other hand, restores the natural hue to a
shade, and is pleasant and safe, instead @:
gists and fancy goods dealers Oct t3
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Carbolic Soaps.

HARB0L1C Disenfecting, SOAP, Carbolic
of the skin, washing sores, wounds and cuta-
neous eruptions. itching humors among chill
dren, diseases OF the skin. &C., for sale at
Oct IT HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Tobacco! Tobacco!

Ok BOXES fine chewing TOBACCO; five
Ac boxes fine cut chewing TOBACCO. Alao
& fine lot Of tho WEED. to suit tho taste CT
the generality OF mankind, in tho shape of q
nice CIGAR, can be found at
Oct4 HARDY SOLOMON'S,
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Notice.

NOL1CG.
FHNHE members Of the South Carolina Club
Il arc requested to meet at Columbia 10th
November, 1870. Applications for member
ship must be sent to WADE MANNING,
Treasurer, at Columbia, 8. G.
r. E. ELLISON, JR,
Oct Secretary S. G. Club
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Charlotte Female Institute,
CHARLOTTE. No
Caro!ina Manufacturlng Company,

dJU!IUH uIHHUldCCUIIHS OUHiPdHys
HAVING opened Branch House in
e9g the city of Columbia, offer for sale tho
{E,| latest patented and best made STOVES;
Ss&t the most improved patterns and regu-
lar sizes Of all kinds OF TiN-WARE, and
everything in these particular lines, with
confidence of their merit.
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds Of
job work dono with despatch. by superior
workmen. Plumbing, in all it's branches, OK
ccutod. Ii you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your promises, wo
will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
Tho pubic are invited to call. Store in
Enrich Building, four doors below Bryce's
corner. Aug Is
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Hams andiBacon Strips,
100 NEW SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
1OO 1000 lbs. new Sugar-curcd Break
fast Strips, just received and for sale by
Oct7 J. Il I. r. AGNEW.

Grass Seeds.
nRCHARD GRASS SEED. Herds Grass
~ Seed, Red Glover Seed, White Glover
Seed. for sale at HEINITSH'S
Oct7f Drug Store.