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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19
TERMS OF THE NEWS

TIE DAILY NEws, BY mail one year, -; Blk
months 81; three months 81 30. Served IL the
city at EIGHTEEN CENTS week, psyaoleto the car
rters, or s. year, paid In advance at the ONCE
Tas TRl.WsRKLY NIws pr nshea on Tuesdays
Thursdays AID Saturdays, one year -; siI
months 81.
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
10, Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable In advance,
and no paper contnued after the expiratiol o!
the time paid fer.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, % cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding so
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and not
exceedlng 40 words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are NET, and must invariably be
paid in advance.
RsM1rrANcEs should be made BY Postof1ce
Money Order or by Express. II this cannot DC
done, protection against losses by mail may oe
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the propretors OF The NsWs'
or by sending the money in registered letter.
Isdress RIoRDAN. DAWSON & CO..
No. lls East Bay. Charleston. sc.
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To Make Men Temperate by Act OF
Assembly.

The Judiciary Committee OF the House OF
Representatives have reported favorably
upon a bill ''in relation to selling or giving
"spirituous liquors to habitual drunkards
"and to other persons" This bill requires
the County Commissioners or the Mayor or
Intendant to designate all persons whem
they may discover to be habitual drunkards,
and to prohibit the sale or giftto such drunk
ards Of any spirituous liquors, under pen
atty OF twenty dollars. The same prohibition
applies to the sale or gift of spirituous
liquors to any domestic, apprentice or minor,
whose parent or guardian or employer has
been designated as habitual drunkard.
Persons 80 designated may have the fact de-
termined by trial before jury, and the ban
may be removed when the drunkard reforms.
Upon the complaint OF wife against hus-
band, Or oi husban against wife, or Of
parent against child, the sale OF liquors to
the person complained Of may 1e prohibited
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Impe achm.nt OF Governor scott.

We have often been compelled, in the dis
charge of public duty, to crilicise the con-
duct and the character of Mr.. G. c. Bowen
in no measured terms. With the same en-
phasis and equal earnestness, we can now
declare that Mr.. Bowen, turning his back on
the past, has taken The first step in the
straight and narrow path trod by Legislators
whose single desire is to deserve and obtain
the respect of their fellow-citizens. We had
not expected that Radical Of the striclest
| sect, whose whole career in South Carolina
has sayored more OF the adventurous poll
tician than OF the patriotic statesman,
would be the champion Of honesty and
worth in their desperate battle with corrup-
ton and vice. But so it is. Mr.. Bowen,
as chairman OF an investigating committee
OF the House Of Representatives, submitted,
on Friday last, calm and lucid report,
charging the State officials with fraudulently
issuing s6,3l4,OOO of bonds OF the State
And Yesterday Mr.. Bowen, in accordance
with the recommendation made by his COM
mittee, introduced formal resolutions i'm
peaching Governor Scott and State Treas
urer Parker of high crimes and misdemea-
nors.
1t remains for Mr.. Bowen to perSevere and
stand fast, and for every honest member OF
the Legislature to push on the passage OF
the impeachment resolutions. The evidence
is clear and &C lcusive. 1t is known to the
members OF tb General Assembly that the
public charges against the culprits are far
less than the whole truth. AS long as.the
Republican majority in the Legislature shield
the guilty officials, they remain their accom-
plices and are partners in their wrong-doDg.
The members OF the House Of Representa-
tives can bring Scott and Parker to account
without the delay OF day. A vote OF two
thirds OF the members OF the House is re-
ouired for impeachment, and under the State
Constitution the officers so impeached are
"suspenelecl from office until judgment in
''the case shall have been pronounced"
The House OF Representatives willing, neither
Scott nor Parker, will continue for twenty
four hours longer to discharge the duties OF
the offices which they have prosttuted and
disgraced.
In this matter OF financial reform, we OF
the opposition have no party interests to
serve. Without thelr corrupt leaders, the
South Carolina Republicans. will be thrice
stronger than they are. Every rotten branch
Topped off will make the wide-spreading tree
grow more vigorously. The advantage TO
the opposition will simply lie in exchanging
utterly dishonest and incapable men for new
incumbents who will at least promise better
things.
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Advertising AS u Business.
From the St. Louis Republican. !


The difference between advertising as nee.
essary part of business and advertising as
mere incident of business, is something that
is not generally understood. The few who
thoroughly comprehend show how powerful q
lever it may be made by those who use 1t
rightly. We are informed by one of our prom
inent Fifth street dry goods merchants that an
advertisement inserted by his house in the
Sunday Republican, of November u, resulted
in gross sales $4,000 In excess Of their ordinary
daily sales. The advertisement was an an.
nouncement OF lot Of low-priced silks, and
the excess of sales over the ordinary daily
business of the house was clearly attributable
10 that Sunday advertisement which, in addi-
tion to this, drew the attention of the silk
purchasers to the other stocks Of The enter
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Groceries, fiquors, &r.

HERRY WINES.
Quarter casks AmontIllado SHERRY
Quarter cssks Golden Sherry
Quarter casks Fine Pale Sherry
Quarter casks Good Table Sherry
Quarter casks Brown Sherry
Quarter casks Cockburn's Port
Quarter casks Madeira
BRANDY. !
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1850,
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1855,
Half pipes Hennessy Brandy, 1883,
Dozens very Old Martell Brandy.
With q full assortment OF JellIes, Jams, Sauces,
Pickles, Prunes, Figs Rasins, &C.. &c.
For sale by D. PAUL d 90.
declq-tuths3
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VTIGILANT STEAM FIRE COMPANY
Y Attend an Extra Meeting Of your Company,
at your Hail, state street, THIS EVENING, at Z
O'clock Honorary aud Contributing Members
are sp. cally invited to attend, as business OF i'm
pUrtante will be Considered.
BY order. E. G. CHUPElN,
1aoto Spcrntarr
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CHOICE SMOKED MEATS, DC.

CHOICE SMOKED MEATS, DC.
BREAKFAST STRIPS
Smoked Tongues
Kegs OF Spced Tripe
Smoked Hallbut.
ALSO,
Atmore's Mince Meat
In 2and pound cans
And pound glass jars.
Also, In IS pound tubs.
Mixed PICKLES In halfbarrels at retail.
E. E. BEDFORD
decl8-stuthS No. 275 King street.. I
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Eost an0 found.

A NY PERSON HAVING MY SETTER
II DOG will please leave him at Nc. 43 Rut.
ledge Avenue, or No. % Vendue Range. will
pay reward for theIsame. The said Dog Is large
In tize and white, with liver col9red heal, and q
stripe OF white In the face. T. N. CATER, No. 43
Rutie dge Avenue. decl9
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WASHINGTON RIFLE CLUB.-THE
w Regular Quarterly Meeting OF your Club
Will be held THIS EVENING, at half past O'Clock,
at Kline Club Hall. Memoers will please come pre-.
pared tO pay arrears.
BY order. PETER FALLOS,
decl9 Secretary and Treasurer.
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TTNION LODGE, No. l, A. F. MA
held on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, at I
O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is requested.
By order W. N. F. Z. DESvERNEY
declS-2s Secretary.
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NOTICE.-AGREEABLY TO RESOLU-
~ TIoNS passed at a Meeting Of Citizens
held on the evening Of the 18th, Three Repre-
sentatives from the several Societies, Fire Com.
panies, &C., are invited to meet with US on
ry Hall, at half.past I O'Clock, to make prepara.
tions for the proper observance o. Emancipation
Day. ]. B. WASHINGTON, Secretary.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Chairman.
decl9-l~
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TTOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE CON-
Ill PANY.-You are hereby summoned TO at
tend the Anniversary Meeting Of your Company
THIS EVENING, the 10th instant, at hall-past 7
o'clock. Members are requested to be punctual
as business OF Importance Will take place. BY
order OF President. z. w. CROGHAN,
declQ Secretary.
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VITANTED, OLD VOLUMES OF PACI-
w FIG Rail- oad Reports, also Schoolcrat's
Indian Eeport. Apply 10 ALFRED HUNTER,
Bookseller, No. 90 East Eay. decl9-tulhs3'
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T ANDING THIS DAY EX MYROvER.

CHAMPAGNE.
Cases Roedeser Dry sILLERY
Cases Veuve Cllcquot
Cases M0et & Chand0n Vim Imperial
Cases Mumm's Verzenay
Baskets Piper Heidseick
Cases Bordeaux Claret, n. tombstone & Sons
Cases Neirsteiner Hook, p. A. Mumm.
PORTER AND ALE.
Casks Hibbert's Stout PORTER, quarts and pints
Casks Gulnness Dublin Porter, pints
Casks BasS Pale Ale. quarts and pints
Casks Jelrey's and McEwan's Edinburgh Ale,
pints
Casks Bremen Lager Beer, pins.
ENGLISH CHEESE.
case fine English Chedder CHEESE, small size
case fine Edam Cheese
case Imitation English and Loaf Chedder Cheese
case Pineapple and Factory Cheese
Kegs Choice Goshen Butter.
For sale on moderate terms by
decl9-tuths3 D. PAUL d 90.
T ANDING AND FOR SALE.
Assortment Of BUTTER and CHEESE
Lard Pig hams, shoulders
Strips and Rice.
By ADOLPH NIMITZ,
decle-a No. 200 East Bay.
GOR nj co RN!
1000 bushels Prime White Milling CORN, per
schr. Riverdale. For sale BY
R. N. BUTLER & SON.
decl9-l 10. 70 East Bay.
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TOLIDAY WINE ES.

Receiving from steamer, quarter casks Of best
OI,D SHERRY, quarter casks OF nne Old Port,
quarter casks fpe Old Mad, ira, choice Old. Malaga
and Claret Wines. For sale by
Northwest corner King and Cannon streets.
s4All Goods delivered free. Gecs-lmo
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VTTANTED IT GENERALLY KNOWN
w that R. WHITE, at his new stand, NJ. S8
Hasel street, is selling FURNITURE at low rates.
Gecl5-i
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Dants.

NTANTED, A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER, A sistant or Entry Clerk. No
objection 10 60 in the country. Address E. o. H.,
DAILY NEWS ONCE. decl9
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yNyANTED, A COMPETENT SERVANT
w 10 cook and make hersel. useful about the
house; besr recommendations required. Apply
TO PlNCKNEY BROS, Atlantic Wharf.
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WTANTED, FIVE GOOD MEN TO SELL
w the Elias Howe Improved Family sewing
Machine. Liberal inducements. La at the
oilice, No. 302 King street, City. dacl6
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meetings.

ERIENDSHIP LODGE, No. +, X. OF P.
IL The Regular Weekly Meeting II this Lodge
will lake place This EvENING, 10Th December. a. Z
O'Clock, at odd Fellows Hall. prompt and Iull
attendance Ul members is requested. as business
OF Importance vii, be transacted,
By order 0f w. c.
decl9 X. Fl. WlLLOUGHBY. r. 5.
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE, TWO
w Secondhand ENGINES, with Saw and
Fixtures complete; one portable. 20 TO % horse
power The other stationary, 20 10 % horsepower.
apply 10 W. p. BOWLING Il CO, No. Boyce's
Wharf. decQ-stuth15
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE
w WOMAN 10 COOK and wash for family Of
three pc! sons; also, ColOrel Boy - or IA years
OF age. Apply at No. II Wentworth street.
QecS
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51 1ou ca0 EyERYbqRY Ess no skMN kNGW
MACHINE from LCNSFORD, Smith street, near
Wentworth, cheaper than from any other man IN
the city Ur State. Give him Gill and see for
yourself. lOv2S
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girl 10 do general housework and attend
10 II child. Apply between the hours Of one and
TWO O'Clock, this day, at MACQUEEN d RlECKE'S
Nos. u and % vendue Range. decl3
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
II EERSAL TWINE AND THREAD GUTTER;
saves time twiEe, thread. fDgers and teeth. Some
thing every body wants. Samples mailed Oh re.
ceipt OF 25 cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
sse Broadway, New York. oct3o-3mos
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VTTANTED, A CIGARMAKER; NONE
w need apply but competent one; con-
staht employment given; call az M0RlL LOS, No.
$40 King street. decl9-lf
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TTNION KILWINNING LODGE, No. 4,
u A. F. M.-The members OF this Lodge will
assemble lin Regala) at Ho'mes's Hall, To-MoR-
ROW, Goth instant, at 10 O'Clock, foT the purpose
Of escorung the N. W. Grand Lodge Of a. F. W OF
south Carolina.
BY order OF ". III. W. GEO. GIBBS,
decl9 Secretary pro TEN.
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VXTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash for small family. Recommend da-
tiOns required. Apply at No. SO Rutledse avenue.
deClS-mtuth3
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G97S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
kDcIc - Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
uut1t furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter aud
other articles. Circulars iree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco Me. novll-TS
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% Rent.

EOR RENT, A FARM OF ABOUT
Il twenty acres. near the Four-Mile House.
Apply to P0RCHER HENRY. decl4.tnstu3
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WTANTED, IN A DRUG STORE, A
w Clerk. One acquainted with the busi-
ness. Address druggist" through Postotice,
Charles ton. :. C.. decl2 tuths4
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VXTANTED,. A COMPETENT WOMAN,
w to cook and assist In washing. Apply at
No. 8 Rutledge street, corner OF Queen. decls-9+
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MoLAssEs, CUBA ,35(g50
New Orl'ns 80M9O
Sugar H'se.. 6b69O
NAILS, y kegs 5O@6 10
ONIONS. RbuH1 75@2 90
On, Kerosene, & 45950
Machinery. 1901 90
SPECIE, Gold al 90
Silver. al u
poTAT's, Iris 1 O034 90
Sweet. bus 90@1 90
RICE, Carolina b 96t1O
SnoT, Bbag. 2 5O@2 SIS
SALT, Livcrp.2 1O@2 20
SOAR. BD, .74@1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol,gI5 90
Brandy ~ 00012 90
Gin q 00@7 80
Nuln. q 00@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 3564 90
SUGAR, Crus i Pl5@l6
Brown .12@14
STARCH, q H.. 8!@i0
TEA, Green hi 00@2 90
Black, :. II 00@1 10
ToDAcco, Chw. .60@1 on
Smoking, ..50W1 on
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6h
French...., @l w
WINE, Cham. 28@35 90
ss!S3effliiyH.ss.A.' sSssss ssass 50 50
A., ,I.M3aeirR. .9O0M8 90
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George NJ. Ellis, of Chester County.
pennsylvania. lately deceased, aged SO,
had consumption from his 2Oth year,
when he was told it would kill him.
A millionaire, OF New York. who re-
Gently married beautiful Baltimore
girl. settled the sum Of $50, a year
upon her ON her wedding day..
Don't failto attend Chapman Sisters
matinee to.dnY.
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che Stste-1-haee.also-asuied .ha x;ah.

Representatives. -also- denied kha- -siaht
OF the caucua to make, such a question
partisan in its dh1rd5ter, and compel
members to abide byatlIe decision Of the
oua'thefeonSsuDESBup action aa.shia
.midhfght Gau6ns" Inst hiRht. dsfshrTMinSd ~ I
'upon-to remove me from the posit;on
of Speaker Of this House, ia know r
invited this removal, when I espouaed
the oapso Of the people sAa VI a5aats.
tuition. On the one hand wdstShe deoi-
sion Of party caucus; on the other was
the constitution 7 had sworn to uphold; !;
and between them was the Speakers
chair. could not hesitate as to my
course. My fate will be TINT Of men OF
all ages who have dared to. do right
temporary defent will be succeeded by
lasting honor in this mnttersi Idly adver-
saries have. erected to themselves q
monument of shame, which shall rise
higher aud higher with increasing years,
and the finger of scorn shall be pointed
at them whithersoeyer they go.'' Sin
clair was elected Speaker by vote OF A.
to. 80.
"A fire at Bryan, Texas. yesterday, de.
sstroyed one block OF buildings, consist
ing in part OF twelve stores. The loss is
e:timated eHd at $4,000; insured for
Soo'ooo'
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American IntellIuenoo.

CHARLESTON. May 12.-Arriyed--
Brig Ellen Mara, Baltimore; schooner
Ella NJ. Pennett, Baltimore
WASHINGTON. May 1I.-Differenccs re-.
gaTding :hs fisheries are TO be adjusted
by commission to sit in Halifax. The
fisheries, except river and al,ell, ard to DO
open alike to citizsns OF either country.
Free transit OF goods in bond to be al
lowed across the border. The treaty to
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Attention, Independents!

.,sesN.n.,s 4 SPECIAL MEETINo NJ rorr
1aa Company will be held This EVEN.
AsSss = iNG, In; Jour hail, rAt " o'oionk
81, Members Wy! please be punotuai;
pany will also please attend as all arrsnnn. NIL
ments will be made. by order OF the Prosi.
don't. JULIAN @. PRIXOTTo. o''-
Secretary pro tenn
ar Membere will assemble for drill at 4
ooiooK. May 13
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WtIOLESALE PRICES CURREnT.
oRAEoTKD wREKLy by THE BoAnp OF TRADE.

APPLES, Jibii. O0G2 N
BAddINa, .22M33
BALE nopE, Manil Qo25
N.Y.orWos$ib 8@l2
BUrTEn, North. 40@5O
Country, q b. .2093O
BACON. lIams.1230122
Sidcs, u 1bl1. W13
Shoulders -. 10G1I
CANDLES, Sperm4O@l7O
Adamantinc lbl5@lG
CoTroN YARN1 30@1 II,
COTTON, ,Stct ~. IL
Middling :. .l3
Low Midl'g, IL
Good Crdny,.... IL
Ordinary. III
CHEESE, E.D.D. 2O@25
factory 16027
CoFfEE, Rio, B1bI7W22
Laguayra L .21@23
Java .28iaSU
FLOUR, Co. 50@1O 90
Northern. .750W11 90
GnA1H, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat L 40QD1 80
Oats. 00Gol 90
Peas 80. l 1001 rs
HAY, North, Bcwt.2 5U
HIDES, Dry, Btt123@ls
LARD. Has'S '5SS3.'n,.:.. is@dsg1SS
LIsiE. D. hhi.2 65Qo2 Is
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Ackniowledgh FIEV
NEWHERRY, SO.

ne.,r;sb sbC CCash hNdGwDWHnsj e W;,e y 5a1g asH r. ls7l
s 8oathera Life I,siyance Company, Ioimni.
: aEsrRra ks::I desiFteH q TO fsssulhh.. nv thank,
to tho Southern Lite Insurance Company for
the1r p@romptness @ IN paying their policy, ., ,473,
Affords nse pleasure to recomm ond the oompa.
ny to AL my fFiends, and,I feel sure it will
meet tho suocess it 60 eminently deserves.
Yours. very truly, C. V. OKOMEH.
Nav 19 ,'-I---1
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MD-NIaHT SUICIDE. AT the dend
hours OF night, rats and mice leave their
holes, bed-bugs and reaches their cran.
n!ea 70 feed on Isnacsen's Sure Pop and
d!a pa u Asrnck by apoplexy. Sold by
al} dvugsisss: :.
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LipplnsHs Bitter. are for sale by all drug.
gisass a nng ae9aers. Hn. Depot In Columbia; 4. O.,
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.HFIY1l lE1fuR "a - ;

,.cJ2EG.lE..E .lE..E.fAlE T. :.
PHoananAasa ak ,RhA idri0D oa1 single
copies'cf 4heaP PHGn1x ase diva ceats.,s -,-
!O.ld !Old so}o partially feauMed his awoy,
yesterday. and, the: ;nscessity itpsot pyAt.
eoae4 yes dohslaw ;NI.itlh, p, ,'..GAlhsaty rain
in, ,,sthe afternoon, ,,lonbHesss,s = settled
things, n .slet -ajAerss.emc, - ,syV
Cooper 4 Fields, in, IN tbeir: III, celebrated
clog dan.ee.,a Uh4H pgaan siseers. matinee
today! 1iati .n,. III, ;f,lY,h..si .l5,i',';'ff
The w! paltesoss, observed BY oil
n.: monsb 9'Hp5S Il .pe c 1c'n o. she present
a 9eat iron 'raiilng!d viii, granite
base, is being erected il fs9ht? of the
BaptiBF Nhnreh. '' ai~i',!.- i1,s' !
Plain and fancy Gnoloped iprinting exc.
chted with ,nsatness and despatch, on the
most reasonable terms. AN the latest
styles Of, cards. TO, on hahd and printed
in e1cellept style, ut tho PHgNIx ,oofiioe.
Bishop aas is lhSe; s,igsasHbihg Olorindu, liz
Chapman Sisters' matinee to-day.
Pamphletk bSlafa, catalogues, dodgsts5
posters, hapd-bills, bill-heads-in, fact,
eyerythipa III. the way Of ,jqb. printing = ::
gotten; pp i4 ,ths best styla.and on terms
that Wa PLEDGE oaFssalves WIN hh ,satisfae,'
toryto 4flglI4pEssrtiesa fglIpE IEs 4 = With approved; ma,
chinasyand steam power. We challenge
colhparis6h ii l'prices.s .l..,t
Bore not with much speech tie bus..1
ness ma 4 strhggliug with figures. or the
poor editor worrying over pothooks and
scissors, sinlr.sa,s iht3 ofEti l-5 ...l.: 4
The Iae.ss is. the title ., NJ, new paper
just issued ID Darlington. by Messrs.
John r. 'Lyles and :Thomas9 ". weet-
bury. IL :7Aa ..3 h
The 1moet admired shades OF brown
used in combination a:esc,ye. au1ait at
cge au lait forcs coffee and milk aud
strong coffee and milk. ass.t.
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Self-Sealing Fruit Jars.

beIi.Seallng Fruit Jars,
Or Glass and Edrthen1odrs, tor Preaeruina
Fruits and Vegetables. :"
NNHESE Jars havo been extensively used In
Il this market for tho last three years. and
h1ve given entire satisfaction. A fc!l sapply
in store and for salo at 6FANI.EY!H
&Iay IL
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FAN MILLS,
GRAIN CRADLES
HORSE POWERS,

MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machines
on hand and for sale at lowest prices inthe
market.
Wo call special attention to our Horse
Power, which is the beet power in rao and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting. and the uso Of agricultural imple-
ments aud machines, together with o.,f iacili.
ties for having goods manufacture ], We claim
VIC can give lower figures, better goods. and
better satisfaction. than any ntlo. house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April % LORICK 4 LOWEANCE
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- m! 1E'' n 'l@1N I!l1I -.9.:g!!.
M. Iatil :4,.i to IA. ;. .ia.s
w = hare p9w IL STORE full line Of the ;
ns~est snd'most> ..i,!o~ !. :t]i. rla,.s.4 !.
'ofc:2:!i ~ pgr i,i.sif..t,i.r.> ,.,, u =.
..,t..t .!!adt..!iI -.i:enrai.... 4Gl ~. a:
fASAI!ONABLE GOODS, II;

ol domestic French aad English manufac.
tnfe' ~hioh we guarantee; Ht All times. to sell
aH loHr'r not at less prices, than any house
IN Columbia, buying ous Goods from the
largest and ;most eeiebr=ted. .eatabliahmerta
10 the United ststee.. And 40 we adestre, 10
please all, We have now in our hGuse.ihe,?
!.
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Idsr oR, NEW ADvERT1snuRNTs.
Q. v, V.,Otomer1 Acknowledgment.
Horse Race on Monday next. {:
E., Hops Fertilizers, 60. 3.
Meesing Independent Fire Company.
John Agnew Il 6on--Bsking Powders.
Cinderella will be played at Chapman
Sisters' matinee to-day. !1 III
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MAIh KRAAHlana1EsTs.:- The Northern
mail: bpens at $50 P. M,; closes 10. Is
P: M Chatleaton day ninil opens .4,s 80
P! m: closes l1.SO A. nj. yOharlestotn
niehtinsil oipenss,s 80 a. II; !; closes q. 90
P, mi afeenyille mail opens 7.80 p.
Nj; ;.nloses $50 P, NJ. Western, nail
opens l;SD I'M; : closes 100 P. NJ On
Sunday Office open from 3 is ZIP. NJ !