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WHEAT WANrED.-Farmer having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan.
tage to all on H. z. Mitchell, before gel
ling. Headquarters at Fl. G. Burbank
Office on SHERMAN street.
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Drop in At Tobey Mitchell's and see
their large and elegant stock Of looking
glasses. So.
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We are indebted to Hon. John T.
Avsrill for copy Of the laws passed ct the
last two sessions OF Congress.
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%. E. Garrison has maps of Stearns
county for 1871, very neatly oolored,
mounted and showing al tho new towns.
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If you want good goods at low figures,
20 to Allen & Russells.
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Boston and cream. crsckers, just ar
rived and will be- sold cheap, At Paul Mock
enhaupt's
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.oCAII. MD WIS
Omcial Paper Of tho City.

~ The Circulation OF The journal
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Pablishedln Nerthsrn Minnssots. Let
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Apples and peaches, in any quantity
desired, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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PxEs8xrAr1oN.-In view Of the fact that
Mrs J. B. Abbott, who for several years
had been connected with the choir At the
Presbyterian Church., was about to return
to New York to make that her home, the de-
sire was expressed TO present her with
some testimonial Of the kindly esteem in
which she was held. The other members
Of the choir and number Of friends in
the congregation urited in the purchase Of
an elegant gold bracelet and a gold thimble,
which were presented to Mrs. A. after
choir meeting on Saturday evening. Her
absence will be deeply felt by very many
friends.
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SrsAars COUNTY FRu1r.-Mr. Jacob
Goodner, Of Maine Prairie, left at our Of
fec yesterday some fine large clusters Of
Concord grape ., Is perfect and well favor
ed as any We ever tasted in the East. Also,
some very nice Trans:endent apples. MIR.
g. says his father has over ahundred grape
vines in good bearing condition. Bring
samples Of your fruit, Of all kinds, to the
county fair.
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,-T1s WiAden Reporter announces sx-
0ey. etsphsa Miller ~ . candidate for the
1spublisaa nomination for The Legislature
osn Cetssawsed county. and says III good
judgment 1ules the dslibsrssiens Of the
ssavsaaIea, - viii certainly DO nomina-
tsd." Gov. u. vsald aals ~ able Rep.
ssssataaive, s.d vssld bs Of service not
s1ly 70 bio District but to tho State a.
lases.
The following touching inscription on
he Tombstone Of "Msry Jane, aged II
ysass, 9 months" in the Cape May esus-
tsfy, q now quite ssasonable, here vel
% there:
"ehs was not smart, ihs was not fair,
Bot hearts with grief for her are swellin';
And empty stands her little chair
She died Of satn' Watsrmelin."
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mark Of their consideration, which was:
nnrfioulorlv orakifuinn rn1aH Tia al rnnnn...

mark Of their consideration, which was
particularly gratifying under the sircum-
stances. I receive this nominstion. to-day
in competition " it'll = man whom, until one
hour ago, had supposed was my friend
and supporter-N. F. Barnes--(turning
around and pointing the Ginger Of soorn"
at his late compctitor) who has pledged
himself again and again to support me,
and said that he was not candidate aud
would not be candidate. He made, these
remarks at the expense Of the votes Mr..
Barnes may influence in the coming
election. He always spoke his mind, no
matter what it might cost. Mr.. B. had
not treated him fairly, and he was sorry
for it. Nobody felt worse than he did.
Perhaps he ought not to say what had, but
he always spoke his mind. Again thank.
ing the Convent On, Mr.. W. sat down.
Mr.. Barnes arose, excitedly, and said he
knew it was out Of order to descend to
personalities, but he believed that in this
date who chose. He had had no idea Of being
candi late until after the first ballot. Had
redeemed all his pledges to Mr.. Wright.
Had voted for him on the FIST two ballots,
and was ashamed of it. Did not deem him q
worthy man to be Senator. If the gentle
man chose he would 60 before the people
as an independent candidate, and test this
question.
The Chairman exp, essed himself pleased
with Mr.. Wright's nomination. Said he
had brought out Mr.. Miner as candidate
without any request on the part of that
gentleman; that when he came to town he
found that everybody wanted to be a can
didate, and he thought the people from the
country ought to have some show. T.
The irrepressible Howard moved to pro-
coed to business, which was the nomina-
ton of Representatives. II. Vorjohsn
nominated T. Heaton, of Clearwater, for
the First District. ". Carter nominated J..
NJ. Rosenberger, Of st. Cloud, and the
last motion was put and carried. while
delegate from Clearwater was standing,
with open mouth. looking around to see
what had become of motion he had just
made for the nomination of W. T. Rigby!
For the Second District, A. Libby nomi-
mated Appleton Webb. The vote was
strongly in the negative, but the chair an.
nouncsd that the ayes had carried. This
caused quite an uproar. Linnemann nomi.
mated r. Holding, and wanted the fret vote
s're-am ended" A ballot was taken, which
stood:
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"A lot Of new craRberries, for sale at
Allen s. Ruseells. =.
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The only prize received in this vicinity
IN the St. Paul Pisnssr's distribution, was
gold watch valued 1t $3.50, BY N. Pull
1aa, oftiis place, the train agent Of tho
Minnesota STAGE Company.
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Losr.-On Wednesday, . pair Of gold
mounted Eyeglasses, between IN. Morss's
GsoesEy and The Post Odics. The finder
VIII b literally rewarded on leaving tho
Soao o. this office.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
81. C1oup, Sept. II, 1871.

( Pssse1t Messrs Barnes, Clark, Bennett,
Edelbrook, Tolman, Vossberg and Presi-
dent Davis.
The committee on claims reported in "a
vor Of paying the following bills:
R"senberger Bros, sundres,... ............. 81 0b
A. W Bush, Clock .......................1 10 OC
+ The following bills were allowed;
Buritt Pease Liquid Stating, $24 90
Times, Hsndbs, 20
The special committee on procuring
heating apparatus for the Union School
building, reported that they had contract
ed with Bennett, Kiugsbury & Co., for two
Of Lawson's four-feet furnaces, for $500.
Accepted.
The Treasurer submitted tho following
report Of the fssnoss Of the District
Aug. %, 1871. To balance on hand $,7 IS
Credited to the following funds:
Sch Of purposes, 3329 81
Interest fund ~ "
Building fund, ia q
81, Z67 10
Amount due for 1870 is as follows:
Interest on $40 % bonds .............. $3.50 10
= bond due Aug. IL, 1S7l...."...... Y 90
and ord r Of D. W. sprague,". 224 90
w., Mitchell,...... $50 90
=: bond No. 80, due March Is, ~. $40 %
Total. s. 7ae 90
Taxable property:
Real SoSlco4
PersonalI" 1o4SoS
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WHEAT.-All the wheat has been shipped
from the St. Cloud Elevator, to make room
for the new crop. The number Of bushels
shipped from September LIST. 1870, to Sep
ssmber lst, 1871, a period Of twelve months,
Was 60, 1853. About 1000 bushels Of new
wheat have been received since the LIST
pst.
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The cheapest place to buy canned
goods, is at
ALLEN & RussELL's.
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The "Wsstsrn Girl" runs to-day, but
The Western girls and boys ore oil running
70 fairohild's auction 70 get their dry
goods, clothing and notions.
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-Coffees, teas, sugars and all kinds Of
choice groceries, cheap, at Limperich's.
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REMBRANDrs.-Mr. Hill, who has recent
ly received the: necessary apparatus for
taking this new and popular style of pic
ture, has shown US some superior samples.
The tone il unusually fine, and the shad
ing has that peculiar blending Of light and
shadow which is the charm of the Rem
brandt. Mr.. Hill possesses both skil] and
taste, ami is able to produce pictures that
will compare favorably with those of East
ern artists. Any person who wants q
really good photograph, should call at his
gallery, on Washington Avenue.
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New arrival Of pocket cutlery, At low
prices, At y II n. G. ToLxAH h Co.'S.
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~. ". Metsroth returned from tho East
With very large stock Of goods in his line.
which hs will sell at tho old prices. not
withstsnding the recent advance in oil WOOL
q goods. He calls special attention to his
stock Of cloths. the largest and finest ever
s Seught 10 this place. .sz....,...
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There win bs 40 services at the Pres
bytsrisn church on next Sabbath, owing to
the illness Of Rev. Campbell. Sabbath
School at the usual hour.
Tho Northern Minnesota Baptist As
soeistisn Will hold its next Annual Meeting
q Fair Raven, commencing on the ED
Inst, At two o'clock in the afternoon, and
eontinuine over the Sabbath.
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Attention is direcled to the card Of DR.
Francis H. Atkins, Physician and Surgeon,
(lstsly Professor in the Mortified Collsge)
Who has located in this city.
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Tho .'Goldsmish Maid" made good
aias, but Fairehild il making better times
1sF the people. BY selling goods At half
@1sass, st the store lststy occupied BY J. r.
1syd.
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"A party Of surveyors 10 .ow engaged
Locating the Railroad from this city to
Psubins v;o the Sank Valley, which has
already been surveyed.
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Mice grapes, for sale at Paul Mocken-
Ia
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NEw S1ooK.-Mr. James Young, in ad-
diticn to the largo stock purchased from
the heirs Of the late A. Richardson, has
just added very complete assortment Of
new goods, including stylish dress goods
staple dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
furs. hats, caps, 30. Those who buy Of
Mr.. Young may rest assured Of receiving
the worth Of their money.
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Fo1 RzH7.-A large, comfortable and
plsasaatly-looatsd dwelling house on " lles
aVsnue. Inquire st this Office.
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Tho Presbytsrian Ladies' Sewing Cir.
Gle viii mset next Thursdsy afternoon 1t
the 1osidsuoo Of Nrs. II. z. Mitchell.
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SEEC1AL NOTICES.
ON MARRlAGR

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With means of relief Tor the Krring and Unfor
tunate diseased and dsbitatsd. Sent Free in scaled
envelopes. Address ,HOWARDASSOClATION, No
q Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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John Lauermann makes the best-it-
ting boot Of any bootmaker in the city. II
you do not believe it, call In aud see.
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The people Of Otter Tail county are
much excited over the proposed division Of
that county and Wilkin county, and the
formation of new county, to be called
Holcomb, with the county-seat Of Fergus
Falls
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suBscRIBERs to PErERs' MUSICAL MONTHLY
@ get all the latest and best Music 1T one NJ
H and two cents piece. Every number con- ~
- taans from - to IS worth Of new Music; u
r. aud Il can be had for 80 cents. The July Il
~ aud August numbers contain thirty Pieces =
I'D Of Mnsc, {72 pages, ehcetmustc size,) aud =
= viii b mailed for 90 cents Address ]. z @
PETERS, 500 Broadway, New Ysrk.
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III farmers want good plow, call at
N. Lahr's: Patronize homo msnufactur re q
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Soap cheaper than dirt, and razors At
half-price for jack-knife, at Fairchild'e.
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UNION SoHooL-The school has opened
with larger attendance, by IS scholars,
than At this time last year. The rooms are
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capt. H. Vorjohan, Of St. Augusta
says the yield Of wheat in that vicinity will
be below the average this year.
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-Wishing 70 close ont this seasons
stock Of baby crriages, We will sell what
Ws have on hand at cost. We mean busi-
aoss. Come and sec US.
TOBEY s. MIrCHILL
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"A bridge has been built across the
Nsky river, opposite Fort Ripley thank
to the punehing-up notice Of The jour
1AL.
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-allFs KemUIsnu. pictures are becom1
ing very popular. His gallery is crowded
with people who are having pictures taken.
He has reduced the prices for ordinary
photographs. .--.. ~.~-----
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". G. Huber is doing large business
in the grocery line. He keeps full as
sortment Of what people want, keeps only
the best grades Of goods, and sells cheap
for cash.
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The best cheese can DO found at J. G.,
Huber's, for Is cents per pound.
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~. d. MA0oEsssss.ssss... s..AI
The Barnes men thought they Jaw day
light, and Hammered moved to nominate
Mr.. 8. ~ acclamation. The Wurwickian
Howard opposed. Delegates shouted,
Flight it out!" Hsmmerel->'Do you
want to stay here all night?" Bets were
lively among the outsiders-two to one that
Wright would withdraw in favor of Miner,
in order to prevent Barnes nomination.
But the up-country delegates concluded to
drop Miner and 60 over to Wright. The
fourth ballot decided the matter thus
f. NJ. Wright. .....................24
N. Z. Darnee.................... ....s.........2O
Loud calls were made for Mr.. Wright.
he said this was no time nor place for hin
to make speech, but that he would take
occasion during the campaign 10 speak to
the people on the political issues Of the
day. He th,uked tho Convention for this
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INV MILLINERY GooDs.-A considerable
portion Of the new stock Of millinery goods
purchased this tail by Mrs. Lambert, while
in the East, has arrived. The assort-
ment Is largo, choice aud complete, incl I'D.
ing bonnets, silks, lsces, ladies' jewelry
and all kinds Of fancy articles. Ladies viii
pleasa call and examine.
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". HENDERSON

BOOTS AND SHOES.
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-For purified and healthy sodswaser, 80
TO- ss%->~ LIxP1R1cH's,
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"A Missionary Sabbath School Concert
will b hold st the NJ. g. Church on next
Sabbath evening at u o'clock.
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-Limperioh has Q new awning.
Wild grapes are plenty in market.

--Republiosns will notice the calls for
Ward Csuousee,
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Fifty per cent. Saved by using this soap.
1t is the only genuine.
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p. MUNSINGER
IL still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throughout
Northern Minnesota.
He 10 also agent for the
Star. Cop >er
LIGHTN ING ROD,
And ,s'prepared to promptly attend to
oil orders for
Iron Pamps and Lightning Rods.
Also, We'll Cleaning done.
Shop on Warrington avenue, next door
to the Ffe' cher House.
st. Cloud, Fehr. 21, 1871. v13
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A large lot Of fine cigars, cheap, at
NJ. C. ToLxAN & Cos.
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FA1R.-The Ladies of the Presby terra,

Do not fail to try it First-class grsosrs
keep it only. At L1MPER1oH's.
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Orders Promptly Attended to and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

ngeShop on St. German Street, oppo.
site the Central House Livery, Stables and
near Stevenson & Co.'s Foundry.
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Demo cratic County and Leg
islative Conventions.
IL gE#% 1
ASSEMBLY OF THE UN-
TERRIFIED
DENOMINATION OF OLD STAGERS.
Lively Fight Over tho Senatorship,
Lov1HG INTERCHANGE OF. OPlN-
IONS.

The Democratic Convention met at twelve
o'clock on Monday, at the Court House.
The delegates filled the space within the
railing Of the court room, where they were
hunerily looked upon by the the anxious
candidates who occupied the seats in the
body of the room. Tho Convention was
called to order by N. F. Barnes, Chairman
ofthe County Committee. On motion N.
F. Barnes was elected Chairman pro tenn,
and W. T. Rigby, Of Clearwater, Sec, ct airy.
Johu P. Hammered moved for commit
tee of FIVE on Credentials. The chair APP
pointed J. P. Hammered, a, Libby, J. H.
Mlddendorf. jas. Colgrove and J. Capser.
J. H. Liunemann moved that committee
Of five on Permanent Organization be ap.
pointed. J. II. Linnemann, II. Terhaar,
H. Vorjohan, W. Carter and NJ. Greeley
were appointed.
On motion of NJ. Greeley the Convention
adjourned until two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SEss1oN-The Committee on
Credentials reported, amt their report,
which was as follows, was adopted
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I. NJ. NoYEs.
~1Q.nH0
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Warranted to give satisfaction, or your
money refunded.
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Alarmed by the squal!y look affairs were
assuming, Edwin wiped away the perspi-
ration that oozej from his marble brow,
and moved around among the faithful to
stop further defections. Secretary Barnes
left his chair and rallied his increasing
forces for fresh charge. The third bal
lot stood
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DR.. D. L. BO0ZER

me Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
1 preference to London Porter and Scotch
L Ale. Why2 They know it is nnadulter-
atod. March II
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Mrs.. Moore is Tennessee lady, and
when her little boy fell down twenty.
four feet we'll, she .einplY. grasped the
rope, swung herself to the water, fished
the child out with her feet, aud came up
with him, hand-over-hand, to dry land
and her house-work again.
The ties use.' on the South American
railways. have! been transported almost
entirely from California, as. the, hard
wood ties cut on the Andes cannot be
used without boring the spike.holes with
augers. The ties cost one dollar each
landed of Callao. ..,
LORD OQurtenay, the last titled bank
rupAs ssof { Thngland: goRes ,se,O00s s0OO.
During the last few years lie 10 reported 10
have lived at the rate of more than
$500, 600 per annum, and his indebted.
ness ness to bis tailor alone is set down at
S60.000t f.
ABridgeport man, on a wager, swaI-
lowed frog after it had been we'll but
tered. few days ago.
Mrs, Fair says abe doesn't mind hang.
ing. bat TO- be accused Of o weakness for
gin Is too much.
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on great 60
1X cial evils and abuses, which interfere
with MAnnIAoE, with sure means OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and do.
biltated. Sent in sealed letter cnveIoucs.
Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
Ky AID ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa May Il 8mo
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Tin-ware! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware /!

pLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTEHING. ,nd
Il all work in this line, put up to order
and ready fur snlc at tho
@ no LIMA Nh NUFACT CTOIY.
Cali at either house-Cuumbia or New berry
HENRY II. BLEASE,
Aarch Y PrOprjotor
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rE. iSC4l . lNEE N, :. :
New Rocks. bv Exnreea

:, new books. by Express. WI.
1a1sbGAL nHRTaI CAUSE 81. TIE AEATHiaF.
Sir James sIhpso;n' So; y X. siCand B: aRa
arand Culture, by Arthur HeIfA. os,ttn :,
Magh r. Miiler's Life and Lets sfs, two. hi.
! :, Christianity 4s and Posityslsm. b. ModoSh.
Peoples Practical Poultry sBook. very SSn.
:, ~! Why Pig He Not Diea From the aermsp, by b:
j. Callirhoe, Romance, BY Sand. '$2. arihn:.-
Climates for 1nvslide By T.. Bill. Il .9s: III,
Body and Bind, by Hfaddsley, Lon 40 n.,.e1.
=, The y Old fashioned boy. bye Farqnar49u,
:, Little 1t Men, by anthSt or Little HoaidASl:
!, ! RIike Pike County Ballada-by John Hay. si.so. ,
MIS-. 15ecton's Book Of Household Manage,
ment. ioet ;Tho most complete work ON this spb,
Just opened, at BRYAN d MotjARTER,HHt.. =. p
eH-1o ~ = BOOkatOY6..
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'3f'+' For Sale. c:Iilit ::e>
.!tHE LOT known as Christ OhuI oh pr opefA, ,
II ty, situated on tho Houth.ea corner Of
Blanding and Marion Streets In The city Of
Coiumbth, containing one acre.. :l5.fJ II;
The Lot on Richardson street. aonfl, :, mi :.
ad1ofning the Unitad States or Ninknraon Ho-,
tel Lot. fronting on Richardson street 68 feet
inches. and running back 208 feet 8 inches. :
harly favorable locations. must fast incresse
In addition to the above, the subscriber Of
tefs ior sale largo amount Of Real Estate
N this city. in the surrounding Country. 4, !.
SeWberry, apd in SpartanLurg, consisting Of ;
,t houses and Lots, Farms, Mills, do. .'
:. blay 1t limo .J. W, PARKER 81.
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Lard! LardiI

T Lard LRrd!I
vDURK LEAF LARD-"guaranseed strictly
T. Purs'-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
,. and ~ caddies, for sale at reduced prices,
by n.. JOHN A0NEW d 6ON.
Soda and Mineral Water.
YNHE FOUNT is opon for tho season. with
the fruit. HEISE'S CONFEdTIONRRY. :
Il, Refined OiI. y
GOTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal
~ Ion or barrel. Also, In glass. pints and
quarts. For sale low. E. HOPE.
A fresh supply Of bremen Lager at Pol
LOCKS. l1''--4i- -
The coolest Lager in the city can be had at
PoLLooK's.
a fresh supply Of Bagley's MayAower. anc
cut, es PoLLocK's.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-16
REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>as The uhdefsignvd respectfully lnfotms
MS customers that ho iine REMOVED TO
Inc new store, on Min street, directly
-aAlopPoeite the Columbia Hctsl, and is fully
prepared With an entirely NEW STOCK OF
gO93DS; 3EsS;, fG 2 as ont gentleman in tho very
LAPEsI FASHION. He bas secured the
latest and beht styles OF CLOTHS. CASSI.
MEnEs and GENTLEMEN.S FURNISHING
GOODS 81 morally. Call ut the new stand and
select snit, or leave lonr order and have II
mage 70 measure. @. d. EDRRHARDT.