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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri
ID Facias to me directed, l will seil 81; At
Abbeville Court House, on the FlkSI
MONDAY in MAY next, within the
legal hours, TWO LOTS in the Town OF
Abbeville, to wit:
One Lot on the West side Of the Nose
lev Ferry road. bounded by lands OF >.
MCGOWAN, Mrs. r. AlGn and the Home,
stead, containing Two ~ Roods ana
eighteen (ls) perches, also, one Lot,
measuring from the middle Of the Nose
lev Ferry Road, bounded by Church
Street, Mosely Ferry Road and Dr.
Isaac Branch, containing Thirty seven
and three-fourths (37s) pcrches. me
above lots being the remainder after lay
ing off Homestead. Levied upon as
the property of II. T. Lyons, ads.
Joscph r.. Moore and sundry other cred
itorS. ...... a.
~ Fl. S. CASON,
s. A. G.
shcrif's ONCE, /
April 8, 1871. J
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CONSIGNEES.

The following named. persons have
freight in the Depot:
Lee e. Wilson, Leroy, II L Lyon
Mrs NJ Miller, NJ B & co, Miller d Rob
ertson, VIM Mathis, y NJ McAlllster
Wm Mcmillan, S MCGOWAN, I'D Nelce
J A Norwood, Norwood, DuPre & Co, Z
II Haskell, T J HILL. Hughes & Co, Seal,
Sign & Robinson, G NJ Speer, Dr i
Rhctt, Jay & Bradley, Enright & Smith
J Enright, NJ d brennan, John Dew
lin, J ] Cunningham, J E Brownlee
Id Bowie, u Bell, Wardlaw & Ed
wards, D J Warlaw, William Il Parker
Quarlcs, Perrin s. Co, Trowbridgc & Co.
II II Tustin.
No goods delivered until freight Is
paid. a.,,,
Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Emporium Of fashion,
-Abbeville, s. @.

DKf UUUUS,- - "llA o''.,o'
for the information OF the
Ladies' Of Abbeville, that the
"EMPORIUM of FASHION"
is the only house in the District
devoted to Dry Goods and to
the wants Of the ladies'.
For any information: in regard
to the extent and kind Of Stock
now on exhibition, l respectfully
refer all to any Of my patrons:
To Dress Goods, White Goods,
Embroideries, Frillings, Laces,
Ladies Underwear, Skirts, Cor
sets, ,Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Longcloths, Collars
Cuffs, &C., &C., [ especially ask
the attention of the ladies.
MILLINERY.-1t is now a
given up fact that Abbeville is
a city in point of a Millinery
Establishment. All are willing
and do admit Of this fact. La
dies that have always bought
this line of Goods in some North
ern city, are now patronlzlng
home enterprise. This is as it
should be; for without the pa:
tronage Of those of our own
country, what would any busi-
ness or profession do for a sup
port?
| do not think that any one
should make any sacrifice to
patronize those in their own
country, but I do say that in all
cases where you can do as we'll,
or better, it is right to expect
the patronage of those amongst
whom you live. -, =.
Ny Stock of Hats, Bonnets,
French Flowers, Laces, Rib.
bons-indecd, everything in this
business-was never larger and
more attractive. The Styles
are handsome and entirely new
in shape. Every lady is OK.
pected to buy a new Hat, if
nothing else. Prices reasona-
blc-one-third less than city
prices, and materials used are
better than are generally seen
on articles bought from city
houses. I am now getting or
ders daily from ladies of An
derson, Pendleton and Green
vile, both for Dress Goods and
Millinery. If you can net come,
send an order for your, Hat:
which can he returned if you
arc not pleased. ........ .....
MRS. CAIN, from Baltimore,
is in charge Of this Department,
with MISS KATE SMALL as
assistant. Mrs. Gains work
speaks for itself.
Observation-Disclosures
LYDIA TAGGART is in
charge of this Department, with
ladies Of fine skill and taste to
assist her. Ny facilities for car
rying on this business are good,
being an Agent for f. BUT
TEKICK & CO.'S Patterns, as
well as, being a branch Of Mad
anne Demorcst, Of New York,
receiving her Trimmed Patterns
for all garments every sixty
days. ...... .-.-.-..
CUTTING and FITTING
done at short notice. ..
Remember: l sell everything
at reasonable prices for CASH,
and CASH ONLY.
Respectfully,
JAMES W. FOWLER.
h,,,, 81 1871 S04f
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Nearly two hundred millions Of
acres of public lands which should
should have been reserved for the
benefit of the people have been voted
away to giant corporations-ncglect-
ing our soldiers and onriching hand
full Of greedy spectators and lobby
ists, who arc thereby enabled TO exer-
clSc n m ost dangerous and corrupling
influcnce over State and federal
legislation, - -...
THE REPUBLIC IN DANGER-DANGERs
FROM THE KU KLUX BILL.
If the career of these corporations
be not checked the downfall OF free
government is inevitable, and with it
the elevation Of u military dictator on
the ruins Of the republic, Under pre-
tcnce Of passing laws to enforce the
fourteenth amendment, and for other
purposes, Congress has conferred the
most despotic powers on the ESecu-
,tiCc, and provided an official machine
ny by which the liberties Of the pco-
pie are menaced and the sacred right
of local self:governmcnt in the States
is ignored, it not tyranically over
thrown. Modelled up TO the scdition
laws, SO odious in history, they are
arc ut variance with all the sanctiied
theories OF our institutions. And the
construction by these radical inter
prefers to the fourteenth amendment
is, TO use the language of an eminent
Senator, Mr.. Trumbull, of Illinois, an
"annihilator Of States" Under the
last enforcement bill, "the Executive
may, in his discretion, thrust aside
the government of any State, suspend
the writ Of habeas corpus" arrest its
Governor, imprison or disperse the
Legislature, silence its judges and
tramplc down its people under the
armed heel Of his troops. Nothing
is left to the citizen or the State
which can any longer be called a
right; all is changed into mere suffer
ancc.
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Greenville & Columbia Bail
+; road Company. y

.sECRETARY'S. Office, ~
Columbia, 8. G., April Is 1871.
TEHE annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Greenville and Co
lumbia Railroad company will be held
on Thursday, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Stockholders will be passed FREE
to and from Columbia, to attend the
meeting. as heretofore. Ihey WIN % pe 9
required to show their STOCK scrip 70 tns
conductor, who will exact pay from all
others, as no one but q Stock holder, or
those Of their family residing with them'
are entitled to'the privilege.
All Stock represented by proxy re-
quires two cent stamp for each sigma,
ture, and no one but q stockholder can
be a proxy. ~. -.
.... c. V. CARRINGTON,
Secretary.
Apr 81, 1871 SGT .--s
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The following persons have packages
in the Express Office.
ID Scabrooll, w P DuBose, ] NJ
Payne, J F Calhoun, r w Lites, f L
Baker, P S Brooks, o Johnson, ] Z
Swearingham, w Moore, J II Hadden,
S c Martin, G Med Hampton. g..
C. V. HAMMOND
Agent.
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ARRIVALS AT
The Marshall House
SINCE LAST FRIDA Y

SINCE LAST FRIDA 7.
G S Cade, Abbeville District; Miss
Lou Mccullough, Honea Path
Mr.. Garrison, Lexington, Mr.. Stev-
ems, Greenville, ] G Aubrey, j. II
vannerson, Augusta; B N Harris, Vir-
ginia II Hoffer, D G; Jas A Clark
Miss J L Clark, and M q Clark, Elbert
Go Ga; Matthew Mcdonald, Mr. Brooks,
j W Trowhridge, Abbeville; T i Riley,
Greenwood J. f Marshall, Ocala Co.,
Fla; w S Marshall, G & G r r.
JOHN A. MAYS,
..' Proprietor.
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Tle State Of. South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
OURT OF ONION Z LEAS'

James Il. Nor,rood, Vim. II. Parker
lNatthtD IUcDonaid and julius r. t
UetIrc, partners under the name and
\ style OF Norarood, DuIrc& TO-, again s
James II. Martin.
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IT AM now receiving an unusually
large Stock of all the very Latest
STYLES in the above line, and at astonish-
lingly low prices.
I would respectfully call the attention
of nv old friends and customers of
Abbeville and adjoining counties to the
above Stock, which / propose to sell at
the very Lowest Cash Prices, and will
delivea ut any point on the line of Rail.
road &C. 0. d. at my own expense. A II
orders you may favor me with will re-
ceivc prompt and personal attention.
A. SMYTHE, Columbia, s G.
Apr 2l, 1871 Sly
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TIE rUBLIc LANDS GIVEN TO MoNor
OIIES.
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fiiH =: 5iEa s@sfis5ss %i!isg s5gSf5gN 55gSN@5gN
/ QHARgtsToN, September l25.+Gotton
bales; sales 200; stook g. 97O. -
SAVANNAH, September 25.-Cotton
st.tdy and in fair. demand d-middlinp
17MC@18; receipts 1927 bales; sales rs:
stooe> -,109.
GALVESTON, September 25.-Cotton
tirm-good ordinary 1624; receipts l $50
bales; sales 200; stock ID, 965.
AUGUSTA. September 25.--Cotton
quiot-middling 172l; receipts 25O bales !;
sales FOG. ''''0
BRCssELs, September 25.-The bank
rlte has been raised to five per cent.
LONDON, September 25-.Noon
Consols 92a. Bonds 9916.
: FRANKFoRT, September 25.-Bonds
PARIS. September 25.-Rentes 5s,6f
-VERPooL, September 26-3 p. Nj
leans 90. 20 =
LIVERPOOL. September 25-Evenino.
Cotton closed stendy uplands 93S69T x:
Orleans 956992l.
BAhT1aloRE, September 25.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat steady.
Corn firm. Pork 145O. Bacon active
shoulders 8. Wbiskey 95. Cotton Arm
Imiddli1ng 19k@19A; receipts 800
bales; sales 145; stock 1925
NoRFoLK, September 25.--Cotton
quiet-middling 1874; receipts 1.16s
bales; sales 30; stock 1902. 77
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generally; II. Department of commerce;
~. American navigation interests; Iy.
Ravep4e feterp; Il ,Immdnity for tpri.
vate property destroyed at sea IA fimem SO Of
war; 15. Direct trade between the South
ern ports and Europe; 16 River naviea-
tlon; II, Levees aud obstructions of tha
mouth Of the Mississippi; 18. Finance
and taxation; 10. Freight and passenger
rntes; 20. Abolition Of commercial tra.
velers' lioenso; 81. Improvement of sen.
coast harbors; %. Ample railroads.from
Ohio to the central South; %. Tares aud
short weights; 24. Immigration; 25. Re.
funding cotton tax; &c. Chesapeake and
Delaware ship canal. The appointment
OF committees is proceeding.
Mrs. Wharton's case was calletl put
was postponed, the doctors certifying
that in her nervous condition, n triai
would endanger her life.
RALEIGH, N. O., September 25.-The
Circuit Court has been engaged since
Saturday in the trial of the United States
against Amos Ovens and about thirty
others, for whipping ono Anron Bigger.
staff, some time in April last, ut place
called Grassy Branch, Cleveland County,
on account of his politics. One of Big.
gerstah's g own brothers is among the le.
iendants. There is good deal of con.
nict IN the testimony Of the prosecution. !.
Biggerstaff swenring to the identity of
men before the court who he swore be.
Tore the frat Magistrate that ho did not
recognize on tue night the party assault
ed him. The testimony of himself and
daughter is greatly at variance. At this
hour, q z. M the examination of Wit
nesses for the defence is progressing. It
is rnmored here that tho United States
District Attorney Starbuck is to be re.
moved; District Judge Brooks has been
compelled to return home on account Of
illness. Judge Bond now presides alone.
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HtHESE BITTERS have now firmly esta-
H. biishcd themselves in tho favor of the
public and tie medical profession. Prepared
from purely vegetable ingredients of acinow-
lodged efficacy, their unrivalcd and highly
tome, stimulating and prophrylactic qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases Of Generul
Debility, Nervous Prostration Of the Sys.
tenn, Ec.
As an exeitant of tho appetite and whole.
samn ';m az to the processaof digestion, they
their peculiar medical properties render them
of nncqualed value to those subject to Chlls
and Fever, Congestion, and other miasmntic
diseases. -
These i,itcrs will be found most wonder
tnly bcnciicia. iii all cases OF Debility and Ir-
resniaiities Of Females. Wheresoevcr intro
dnccd, they become standard article-a
medicinal staple. Unlike tho many noxous
stin'uiants advertised, they brace and fortify
the system without exciting undue crrcb bral
action. They are without doubt tho best to-
me AND constitu.inna! renoyator ever offered
to tn" public. MOTTE ~ TAHRANT,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietorp,
Newberry, SIC.
Sold by T.. II. IIEINlrsu, Columbia, s. G.
Sept 1G emo
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g o s s ~,

MOT to BIO behind our neighbors. to saw
~ nothing Of our being emulous to sur
pass them, we beg to offer for inspection and
purchase ono OF tho best stocks ever shown
IN our llne III any market; overy effort energy
and enterprise can suggest. every advantage
capital and experience afford US, arc used
solely for the purpose of furnishing the BEST
goods at lowest possible prices.
Also, need scarcely add, that all our weights
arc stanfard-l6! OF. to the pound, il any in
ducement. I'M
FLOUR.
We'll, that FLOUR is just as good as INV
mans Fiour-eoid perhaps lower, and weighs
as nsunl 196 pounds to the barrel.
COEFEES.
Stock full, hought before rise in price and
ADVANCE i'll gpld-fuli weight guaranteed, ut
old prices. "
SUGARS
All grades direct from Rcincrics- at
less than cost tof course everybody does it)
ana no cheating about weiSh either
LIQUORS.
These arc pure domestic and imported. and
sold mindful OF Uncle Sans commandment.
Thou shalt not water thy ardent spirits
without special license" Wo have no spe-
cial license. = =
New Goods constantly arriving. Please
call and examine. GKO. SYWMERS
Sept 10
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AND Lo~-rHlcEp DnY GooDs uuus.. or
W. D.. LOVE & CO,
HNULLI demonstrate that their taste in
IL makins selections Tor this market, both
i'll styles AMI quality, cannot be excc!c,..
We daily hear latrs say that or as,ort- /
mcnt ut Dress Goods is the best in town We
intend to keep it 40 through ,hn season. If
money and energy can tlo il.
AN the other departments arc well Supplied
with the best makes ot goods in he market
Our Dress Goods comprise all the new fa .
brics, both foreign and domestic. inclnd;nr
our Compass brand OF BLACK ALPACA,
double. faced, decidedly tho cheapest and best
Alpaca Ill the State, having both sides nike.
Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS are
cho!ce. blankets, Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks and
Shckings. we have n big line.
Our stock of Goods for mems wear is ycry
full, including all makes of goods.
Housc.keepers will save money by cxamiaing
our stock OF Housekeeping Goods. Wo only
Keep the bost makes and sell at low prices
a nice limo of ladies' White Underwear, made
i'll tho best manner, of fine materiu!.
Our Lace and Embroidery Department al
ways contain tho newest novelties.
Our limo OF Fancy Goods is always comp!ctp
Wo sell the best WHITE DRESS Skirt in
ana Conrvols!cr KIDS, which need no recon-
mondatiun.
Grhnltevlile fiOmespuns and pcnGleton
Yarns u the trade at factory prices.
we solicit orders from city or country, and
lnvito MI 70 Inspect our attractive Stock,
Which our polite a:Id attentive statesmen will
show freely. T1I
We keep only the hest makes Of goods, and
have but ono price. Samples sent by mail.
WM. -. LOVE ~ Co.
Columbia Hotel building. Main street.
W. ~. LOVE. Is. Is. AICCHiI IiY.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Ia THE Undersigned begsleave to inform
IA his customers, and the public general
~ 1K ly, that he has just returned from New
ever brought to this ma arket embracing boz.
SKINS, Cloths, French and English Oa.si-
meres. Pestings, &C., of the most modern
patterns.
a large assortment Of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS. --,
By paying close attention to business. Ie
expects to receive share of tho public pt.
tronage. O. d. FBERHARn
Sept 90
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State Of South Carolina---Richland Co

state OF South Carolina -Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James IT, Gibbes, as Administrator OF g abriel
II. starting, Plaintiff, against Charles Bur
- rows, fondant-Summons.
70 THE DEFENDANT. CHARLES burrows:
NOU arc hereby summoned and required TO
Il answer the complaint in this action.
OF which copy is herewith served upon Won.
and TO serve copy OF your answer to tho said
complaint on tho subacribers at their Office
after the service hereof, exclusive Of the dsy
OF such service; and il you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court
Tor tho relief demanded in this COMPLAINT.
CARROLL, MELTON d JANNEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Columbia, 8. c., August Il, 1871.
To THE DEFENDANT, CHARLES BuRnows:
Iake notice that the sum III ons in this action
OF which the foregoing is copy, was fled in
tho Office OF tho Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, at Columbia, in the County OF Rich
land, in tho State Of South Carolina. on the
list day OF August, 1871.
CARROLL. MELTON IL JANNEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. =
CoLUMD1A, 8. c., August al, 1871.
August 20 4rc
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.Auct1on-@a1e.-
Fomolofufe OF Mortgage. !

= ForcloFu1e OF Mortgage,
d. O. PEfxoTtE6 & SON, Auc3ioAeer.
RY virtue OF the power duly conferred ~,
I'D the Citizens Savings Bank. OF roInmhi.
by a. d Monteith and John Irwin, to forecioss
mortgages for tho purpose Of SATISFYING their
debt, the Citizens Savings Bank wifi pTocaad
to sell, at public auction, before the Cont
Houso, IN Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY
III 0ctober next, all and singular the mort
gaged promises hereinaft described, to wit:
!, All that lot or parcel OF LAND, situated In
the city OF Columbia, South Oarolina, and
bounded on tho North by Divine street. East
Dy Assembly street. South by BLOSSOM street
and West by Gates street; containing fonr
acres, more or less, mortgaged as the proper.
ty of John Irwin. -. '-s'I-.
!, All that lot or parcel OF Land. situated IN
the city of Columbia, South. Carolina hnnn1-
ed on the North by Ilice street, East bv BnjI
street, South hy Tobacco street, and West hy
Marion street; containing four acres. mora nr
teith i' 80, - - - -
Tho above property will bo divided in lots to
suit purchasers. 1I'I- =. >
All that certain tract or parcel ~ I.and
situated in Richland County, about nine n1iies
from Colu mbia, containing 402A acres, more or
1888, and bounded on the North bv BLACK
Lake, on the East by lands of Mrs. BreyaId.
soqth BY Raiforde Creek. and West by lands
VI II. aIred Wallace; mortgagod aa the pro-
porty OF A. Il. Monteith and John Irwin.
Terms caah. The town property will be di.
Vlded into quarter acre lots. -, -,
WIN. MARTIN,
President OF Citizens 'Sayipgs Bank
FOR particulars inquire OF
E. W. SIEBELS Il CO..
koePt u Real Estate Brokers'
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'Motte's Victoria Tonic Bitters.
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For he cure Of Dyspepsia, dgue and Feuer,
BIonS Diseases, General Debility,
and all Impurities cf the Blood
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TWLBGR.AFHIo
Foreign fRQixss,
NOON DESPATOHEa} tl

THEIRS ApPREHENDs v1oLENoE-PARrs NOT
YET EVACUATED FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE d
III. AT sRA-sPAN1sH REINFoRoEhiENTs-
DUKE AIRxIs.EN ROUTE TO AMERICA, SO.
LONDON. September 25.-A Versailles
special to the Standard says Theirs ap-
prehends danger. He has his apartments
guarded. ~ j,
PARIS, September 25.-The Go vern-
ment has no Intention Of raising the
siege Of Paris. while. the Assembly is
in vacation.
LONDON, September 25.-A steamer
was wrecked off the coast of India. 1873
natives were lost. 30 M 81
1900 additional Spanish troops will
be sent to Cuba by the 1st OF October.
The Russian squadron has departed
It should reach New York, about the 8th
Of October. ..,. \
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Never Nnusente u Weak Stomach
Tho condition OF q weak stomach was povcr
fot improved by cathartc drugs. They mere
ly increase thn irritation. which it is aII.im
portnnt to nllay. There il 10 preparation in
existonce which so quickly and certainly re.
llevcs nausea as
TARRANT'S SELTzER APERIENT.
It's immediate effect il to snothe and refresh
the nnensy organ. 1t arrests vomtin. or the
without pain, through tho intestines, the
morbid emctic matter which is the provoca.
tive OF nausea. !osn or the Apcricnt Will
always citectually "ec,tic The stomach" after
nights ias;ralicn.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sent oG &c
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Wines and LIQUORS.

\ .Hs1A TIE undersigned beg leave to
~eH5SS ,.call the attention OF consumers
3@0 and Wholesale purchasers. to
SVHsltS0A their assortment Of goods in thiR
Zine, which they are Offering at
prices which defy competition. Their stock
consists in part OF
Choice OTARD BRANDIES.
Domestic and California Brandes.
ri Cholee Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram
Common and Ractiaea Whistles, /
Wines, ~ - -''' 5"
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies.
narciay. Perkins 4 Co.'s London Porter,
Younger's Sparkling Alloa Ale,
Angostura Dittere, Stoughton Bitters.
Champagnes Of the following choice brands:
Louis Kooderer, Demonico, Hiodsoich. Carte
Elancho. Cabinet and California Champngnes.
Old Holland Gin, hin'0' VOTES schiea,m
Schnapps, jamaica Rum. etc. elo.
SEPT JOHN AGNEW g. SON.
WE ask of buycra All examination of the
following sood=:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
California Port Vino
California Angelica.
California Hook. -
California Muscatello.
or. dardner's North Carolina Corn.
Suits, 1856, Rye.
Old Virginia Glades.
Pure Cognao Brandy.
These are all standard goods, and we have
put tho prices right do,on to the Icttom. Also,
cheap goods Of all grades, the quality and
prices OF which will certainly ploaso the buyer
and savo him money.
Aug ~ LORICK e. LOWRANCE.
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We have just turned from tho Eastern
Market with beautiful assortment of DRY
GOODS selected with great care. and ns we
bought them lo'r. we propose to give our Gus
tomers tue advantage Of these Low
FIGURES We ask especial attention to our
choice lot OF MEMS Wear, embracing ali styies
colors and prices. DRESS GOODS, tho new.
est designs ont. and full stock. We show
tho lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods.
we offer rare bargains. We will make It to
the interest OF buyers TO examine our Stock
before purchasing. .l1--
Sept 2i PORTER & sTEErE
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small profits" Try
eln:whGre.
Sept 2{i
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The New Departure.

WE propose to depart from the old foey
w habit OF selling ~
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The Ladies Know Best!

TIE CROWDS THAT DAILY VISIT TIE POPULAR
AND Lo%-rRiCEp DnY GOODS uuljs.: or
W. D. LOVE & CO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-26
DRY GOODS

at such high figures 30 much in vogue here.
and intend from this on to mako it to the in.
terest Of buyers to patronize
THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-24

Kenosha TELEGRAPH and the Kenosha Union
Ayes and noes called for.
Ayes-Ald. Crane, Gillett, French, Nichols
Price, Limpert, Crosit, Bruins.
Noes-1Ald. Reed, Becker. Stah1.
The amendment was declared carried.
On motion of Aid. Price the vote allowing
$27, rs to F. Q. Hills for dredging was recon
sidered. Aid. Price moved that $84, go be APP
propriated to the Mayor to pay men for
dredging and to charge the said amount to
the account of F. G. Hills, which motion was
carried by the following vote: @
Ayes-Ald. Crane, Gillett, French, Nichols,
Reed, Price, Limpert, Becker, Bruins, Stahl.
Noes-Ald. Crosit.
On motion the Council then adjourned.
T. w. BECKMANN, City Clerk.