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Thr Stadium
SATURDAY MARCb : 1879
M KSEiet KaiN MS.

NJ RSEikt taiYMr.s.
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II Is sin 10 steal pin,
AMI. worse to steal d kitten skin.
now Il pulls dow great mems pride
To catch him grabbing black cats hide,
When the States "feather busters" tail,
Bold Bay,ess swings the black cat tail.
Just think, my son. how Bayiess felt
When first the public nos,rls smelt
The odor OF his kitten rslt.
Said Paddy to Dennis, Pray tell me be jAOers
What Bayless can sdo with twelve mammoth
crassrs!"
by nv faith. can't say Why he wants sue"
abape,
Nor vet what he can do with ten miles Of red
tape"
"Wheu you get good thing. save it, save it
When you catch black cat skin him to the
tall" Richard.
"Skin away, burly Dick, never fear 70 DO
And while you skin cat, why can't sk'na
kittenr'
Do not wonder, dear boys, that it stirs stink
When the State is gouged out OF whole bar
rels OF ink.
Children, beware the paths Of sin,
Remember him who walked therein
With pockets stuffed with kitten skim
If you would not contempt incur.
Keep your hands of The black cats fur.
Great Bsyless had little cat,
Its fleece Was black as night,
he sheared it we'll with 'banker's shears"
And kept them sharp and bright;
These bankers shears' came from the State.
And cost FIVE dollars quite;
And in the use OF these big shears
Great yless did delight.
Dear little children, don't be proud;
knew q man who. long and lon'.
His own big. brazen trumpet blew,
Telling great things he mean. to do.
Boosting how m,ny men he slew,
How many 'scouodrels' he put through
But, all at once this warrior fell,
He ne7er gave another yell
And these sad lines his story tell =
He died OF an offensive smell
Raised by the melancholy blunder
Of sharing the Cat SINNERS plumber:
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Notice.
NNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist-
Il ing between the undersigned, under the
name OF WELLS & CALDWELL, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All ac
counts due the firm must be paid to John d.
Caldwell, who will also settla ali ontstsndinr r.
claims against the same. This the 9th day
OF July, A. D. 1872.
July IL JOHN D. CALDWE1J,.
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CoLOMBlA s. e. FRIDAY MORNING.. july -, 1872. Y
Not1oeg.

SUGGESTIONS FOR sUMMER-It ia
OF great Importance that the syetem should
be in vigorous condition when the hot wes-
ther commences. The effects Of high tenn
peraure upon an enfeeblcd frame are ALWAYS
moro or less disastrous. The lose Of sub.
stance and the declension of nervous power.
ocoasioned by excessive heat, can only be
compensated by the active, healthful and re-
Rular exercise Of all tho bodily functions by
which tho waste Of nature ia replenished and
the vital energies renewed. The great utility
of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH DITTERB 8 q
means Of toning, invigorating and regulating
tho organs OF the body, is universally ac-
knowledged. AS q tonic, it stimulates the
tagging appetite and accelerates digestion:
as corrective. it neutra]izes acidity of the
stomach and relieves f1atulency; as an altera-
tive and mild aperient, it regulates the liver
and the bowels; as an anodyne, it promotes
tranquil sleep; as a wholesome stimulant, it
imparts firmness and elasticity to the a1ed
rent, it purihes the vital stream. The value
OF such specific to the weak and debilitated
is beyond all estimate. To invalids wilted
down by the Bultry heat Of mid-summer, 1t is
as refreshing and vitalizing as the cool night
dew to the sun -scorched flowers. Composed
OF vegetable clements only, with O basis of
pure aifusive etimulant, it is safe and pala-
table as we'll as medicinal In fever and
sgue districts, and wherever the natural con-
is considered the best safeguard against ma
!arious infection, and the speediest remedy
for intermittent and remittent fevers.
July IL ~
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ABOUT WH1sKERs.-TheH Hillsboro IN.
o. Recorder gives us this bit OF informa-
fSnn OnnoorrsDrv xuks,l,o,c.

ABOUT WHISPERS. The Hillsboro IN.
o. Recorder gives us this bit OF informa-
tion concerning whiskers:
"tDid yen knc~ that in 1886 pair of
whiskers or such thing ns moustache
was abominated in this section? We
know prominent gentleman of this
town who says that he never saw man
with beard till 1850; that his father, as
we'll as the other old gentlemen of the
town, never wore a whisker, but shaved
every morning, and taught their children
that 'whiskers were an abomination and
9 sim BE says that at Chapel Hill, in
1846, young gentleman from Raleigh
land now prominent citizen OF that
city, made weak attempt to cultivate a
moustache, and it raised such commo-
ton that the faculty took hold of it. and
sent the Rev. DR.. Deems. now of New
York, and then one of the board, to the
young man to reason with him, and get
him to shave his upper lip. The doctor
appealed to the young man, for tho sake
OF his sainted father, 'to cnt it off, and
II not for his sake, for Gods sake, 'to
out it off, And the hair disappeared.
Only sports and circus riders wore
whiskers in those days. Our informant
now wears q heavy beard, and is not q
little proud of his moustache. How
times do CHANGE"
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A RADICAL TRICK. the carpet
bagger whom the negro vote elected
Clerk of Henrico County, Va, was about
to be indicted for embezzlement, he
took, it is said, the box from which the
Dames Of the grand jury were to be
drawn. and filed it with the names of
persons who would refuse to indiot him
in any event. The plot was discovered.
He has since fed. Two indictments
for embezzlement and for tampering
with the box-are standing against him.
Milton Blitcher, o colored man of Du-
buque, was accidentally shot last week
Having occasion to leave his house. in
which there was some money, he en-
gagged young man named Read to
guard his treasure, giving him orders to
shoot whoever came in without announc-
ing his purpose. Read obeyed orders
with military fidelity. and Blitcher is no
more.
Three men were being hoisted to the
top of tower in jackson County, Ill.
the other day in an elevator, and when
at the height of 100 feet the rope broke.
preoipitating them to the ground. One
OF the men struck wire suspended
at some distance from the ground,
and was cut entirely in two, and both
the others were so badly mutilated that
they lived but short time.
Gen. D. W. Adams, who died recent
" at New Orleans, was wounded at the
battle of Shiloh, and supposed to be
dead, was. with many others who we're
being conveyed to Corinth, thrown out
into the mud to Tighten the wagon.
Some stragglers passing by shortly after
ward. detected signs Of life in the sup
posed dead man. recognized him, though
covered with mud and blood, and carried
him into Oorinth, where good nursing
brought him round.
A GREELEY CONVERT. Wills, in
his address to the graduating class of
Oglethorpe, affimed that Horace, as
scholar, statesman. warrior, historian,
poet. and agricuAuralist, was unequalled. !.
Whereupon gentleman present re-
marked to hisscompanion, 'I will vote
now for Mr.. Greeley if it kills meal.
ways kpowed Horace was the right kind
OF q man. n."-AAanta Sun.
The little colored boy that rode Long
fellow in the great race. received over
$500 from the hackers of the favorite.
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Total, 1000 Gifts, all cash. $500. 600
ihls concert, like the first Of the 10th of
Deoembsr aSs.a last, (Which was so decidedly suo.
drawn by and paid to Mr.. John R. Duff, OF
memphis, Tenn. ie for the benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank is Trea.
sureI; ana the CorPorators and Supervisors
are al representative men, and arc among
zens OF the State.
Should any tickets be left unsold on the day
OF o6n craving, they will be destroyed, and the
but diminished in value in proportion to the
ner centage Of unsold tickets. For instance.
II only three. .fourths Of the tickets are cold
tho capital gift will be reduced to SIS 900, and
all tho others in proportion.
The Hon. THOS. f. BRAMLETTE. late
Governor OF Kentucky, has consented d to rep.
resent the Trustees in the management of
this second Grand Gift Concert, and lie will
tickets ia deposited with the Treasurer, that
the drawing is fairly conducted, and the gifts
justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place in public, in
iuii view OF the audience, and under the i'm
mediate supervision and direction of the Of
hcers and Trustees OF the Public Library of
Kentucky and the following named eminent
and disinterested citizens, who have con.
done:
Hon; M. Il. HARDIN, Judge Court of Ap.
Hon. :. pKoCToR KNOTT, late N. c., 1.e.
Hon. il: ": BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial
Gen; Eli Il. Murray. U. s. Marshal, Dis.
Hon: :l:IiS'es i. j. ecsoonRAN, Chancellor Lon.
Hon. E: D. sTANDIFORD, President Farm.
| ers' and Drovers' Bank
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager ROYAL In.
surance Company, Liverpool
Coi. PILL. LEE, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial
Or: G. GRAHAM, founder Grshsm Cabinet.
Col. JlLSON p. JOHNSON, Manager Gait
Dr.. T. 8. BELL, Professor Medical Univer.
Hon. J.; G. BAXTER. Mayor Louisville.
Hon: It: L. BURNETT, City ATTORNEY.
HENRY WOLFORD, Treasurer I.onisv;lla
A.. o. BRANNlN, President Manufa cturers'
Bank.
PHILIP JUDGE, OF the Louisville Hotel
JAMES BRIDGEFoRD, President SEQ. Ma.
w;G.3 I0tIyaTHa, WsIPs, P5oprietOr Willard Hotel.
H: VICTOR NEWCOMB, firm Of Newcomb. b'
Buchanan Il Co.
HENRY DEEPEN, President G erman Bank
ANDREW GRAHAM. Tobacco and Cotton
= Dr.. NoRvIN GREEN, Pres. l.. &. G. Short
Line Il. Il. ~ '-o'
VOL. ROSE. Agent Adams Express o.
r. Il. DUhRETr. President.
w. n. HALDEMAN, e-Presidept.
JOHN &. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AND DROVEKS' BANK
Those who desire further information or
who wish to act as Agents for the sale OF
tickets, should address
THOB. e. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville. XIV.
on application. Jnly q "a
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WILMINGTON, MAY 81. 1879.
POUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS can
~ be procured Mt the office of Wilmin qio,,,
Cotu'noia and Augusta Railroad. to the fol.
lowing well-known and attractive Virginia
Watering Places and Summer Resorts: GTeen-
orier While Sulphur Springs, Rockbyidge
alum, Bah Alum, Hot or Healing Stceet Or
S,oeet Chm!ybeate, Coyner, Aueghany; Mont
gomery White Sulphur, Yelloto Sulphur, Xii
trel's Springs. North Carolina, aud the en-.
tirely new and first GLASS Seaside Watering
Place in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Vue oe
Also, full line OF Excursion Tickets pia the
Bay Line" to all prominent Northern Lake
and New England Bea.side Watering Places,
BY variable and attractive routes.
These Tickets are good to return by No.
vember I, 1879. A.POPE.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
j. b. Bowen, Agent Wilmington. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, Columbia, s. @.
June Emo
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How the World was Peopled

How the World was Peopled.
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev.
~ Edward FOntaine. $2
Helps. 81 as.
Roughing It. By Mark Twain. Illustrated:
full OF fun.
At Home and Abrond. By John P. Ken
nedy. 50.
Fosters Life of Charles Dickens. 80.
Tains's Notes on hngland. $3.50.
1re-hlstoric Times. By Sir John Lubbock.
Popular Life Of Gen. r. e. Lee.
ana other new publications, for sale at
Jnne8 4. l.. BRYAN'S Rookatnra
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$1,000, 600.
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
IN AID OF THE

IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
AT 10 OUISVILLE, NJ.
Rf authority in the Act OF the Legislature,
~ incorporating the Public Library OF Ken
HS H5neky; m me trustees r will give their SECOND
tho Public Library Building, in Louisville,
KY, on
Saturday, September 2s, 1879.
This magnificent hall, known as Weisiger
Hall is the largest. most centrally located,
and best arranged for large and fashionable
up in superb style. The building has front
OF 1G8 feet on Fonrth street by depth of 200
feet, four stories in height, and was recently
pnrchased for the Public Library at cost OF
S2lO,Uu0. Three largo rooms are now fitted
up Tor library, and contain about 90 COZ
volumes, and museum of 100000 specimens.
now open and free to the gratuitous use and
enjoyment Of all citizens of every State in
by the Grand Gift Concert now announced. to
raise the money with which to pay the balance
OF the purchase money due upon the Public
Library Building, to enlarge the library, and
sustaining and forever beyond the necessity
OF calling upon any individual who uses tn.
books for tho contribution Of a single cent
toward it's support.
issued, at $40 each; half tickets SIS; quarter
tickets 50 80; II whole tickets for 800: 28 for
1885, Sc for $500; 113 for 81 600; 285 for So 500.
SIS for $4,000. No discount OH less than siCl,
worth OF tickets at time.
Tickets will be sent, when requested. by
registered letter. The money for them NAV
be sent by Adams Express Company and its
connections, poet Office money order, register
cd letter or bank draft.
The holder of each ticket, or fraction of
ticket, Ia half or puarter,) is entitled to
admission to the Concert and to the G;tt
awarded to it. During the Concert the sum
Of 'u
s5o0.000 I'm Currency will be given to the
holders OF tickets by distribution by lot of
IIlT OLS nTCrD,
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CHEROKEE SPRINGS.

CHEROKEE SPRINGS.
E>HIS watering place, we'll and fayorably
known to South Cerolinians, situated
eight miles from spartanhurg Court House,
"a ~ one OF thehealthiest neighborhoods Of the
pains will be spared to render sojourn there
pleasant and agreeable.
Board, $3.50 per day; $12 per week; $s5
slngle month, or $50 per month for two or
more months. D. B. CLAYTON Il SON,
June % ftu6 pronr;etora
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Everybody is praiaing Hr1x1rsu's MEpr-
DIMES HIS pills are in everybody's mouth; !;
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5000 Live Indians Just Arrived.
THHEY are pitted against John seeoers,
K, 10000 Z. KS, at the odds. But ali NAV
epd IN smoke. GEO. SYMMERN.
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Notice..

Notice.
HNHE undersigned are authorized to dispose
n OF the property Of the Carolina Oil Com
acres Of land. buildings, engines. nresses
and machinery necessary for the extracting
OF o., Oil from cotton seed. other seeds or grain.
Ihis property is worthy Of the notice of oapi.
asnsts. All information may be obtained on
WIN. K. BAOHMAN.
June ~ Itn6 JOHN D. CALDWELL