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al Zinc thing for the Teeth,

= II III . . TT . =
The fragrant Sozodont has taken a very
prominent place among the most approved
dentrifices OF the day. 1t is very popular
article for the teilet, highly recommended
by all who have used it, as beautifer and
preserver of the teeth, refreshing the mouth,
sweetening the breath and arresting the
/ progree of decay.
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JACKSON LODGE No. 45.--J. J. OConnor,
w. NJ; Charles Cullen, Sec'y., Meets 4th
Friday each month.
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ST. JoHNis LODGE, No. 3ss-J. G. Pybas
W.M.; George @. Hughes, sec'y. Meets
Ia Monday each month.
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Steam Engines and Machinery

made By Talbot s Sons, Richmond, Va,
for sale. These engines, with the latest i'm
prOYements and Of superior workmanship,
have taken the premium over all others at
fairs where they have been exhibited.
Orders for gins, engines, machinery and
gum bands promptly filled; Gins repaired
by a skili.ul ginright. Address Memphis,
Tenn. G.. w. TRUEHEART,
Agent for Dan'l Pratt, Talbot & Sons.
iuIy 13-3m
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s,,na nf Tnmnernnce-

STARK ENcANGPMENT, No. lO.-R. r.
Dashicli. G. r; W. p. Robertson, II. p;
JnO. T. Stark, Scribe. Meets every "a and
ath Tuesday night Of each month.
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CLINTON II. A. CHATTER, No Or,
Il. Chester, n. p; Jas. OConnor, K; j. r.
Chappcli, s. Meets Sd Friday each month
JAcKsON COUNCIL, No. IS, r. q 8. NJ
iRey. a. w. Jones, T. /. q. NJ. j. r. Chap
Fpef, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
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san URDAY AUG, 23d 1872,

within the legal hours. the following de
scribed tract Of land lying and being in th;
Sth Civil District Of Madison county, Tenn
containing > ,22S9 acres, and bounded as fol
lows, on the North by Chester's land, anC
Forked Deer river; on the East by the land
Of 5. j. Hays estate Lester and others; OF
the South by the lands Of Alfred Full
bright and Others; on the West Dy the land
OF w. +. Still, NJ. j. Hardin and others
living in Range 1, Sections and s, East o
the Meridian line, excepting out OF the a
boye tract ls1z acres where the old saw
mill formerly stood.
TERIS:---This land viii be sold on
credit Of y months, the purchaser will b.
required to give note with approved secu
rity; equity ofIedemption barred.
ID. 81. WISDOM, {. & NJ.
Caruthers s Mallory, Soils
July 20 1t
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Bank of Tennessee.
The old and new issues of the Bank of
Tennessee, and all other uncurrent money
taken at the highest market value at
u KINGS.
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CRY AND ooUNrv ITEMS.

PREAcHIVG.-Th Rev. Geo. w. ID. Har-
ris, will preach at the LIST Methodist Church
in this city on tomorrow, Sabbath, a'.'1O1<
o'clock a. m.
An ExTRAoRDINARY CABBAGE - Our
esteemed friend, Geo. 1. Hunt, presented
rs on Monday stalk of cabbage that bore
ten well developed heads. He raised it
himself and can do It again.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-seyeral va
cant lots on stOdderts,and some in the sub
urbs Of the city, for sale, on liberal terms.
For particulars apply at this Office.
aug3-tr
For sALE-A hne residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs Of the
city, and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot. For particulars apply to Job I'm
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John G. NJ.
Garland, Sion w. Boon or Capt. Collin
MeCutchen. jly27-tr
"BY GEoRGE."-And he is still there,
and in palace Of Oriental luxury, devoted
to Bschus, holds Court daily. His palace
is known far and wide as the "Hole in the
Wall,"-NO. 10 Monroe street. opposite the
Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
marl6-1y.
NASHVILLE DIsTRBUTIoN.-Ticke In the
Nashville Distribution are meeting with a
ready sale all over the country. See the
advertisement.
LosT.--During the removal Of my furni-
ture on Tuesday night, small picture Of
my little girl was lost, and win literally
reward the finder.
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Take the Louisville Route

Take the Louisville Route
For al Points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST,
AND SECURE
Quicker Time and Less Changes of
Cars than by any other Route.
NO CHANE OF CARS FROM
JACKSON TO VILE,
Only One Change to
New York, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Chicago,
and Cincinnati,
But two changes to Baltimore, Washington
and Boston.
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Delinquent Tax Payers Notice!

All persons IN arrears for 1911 nus'
come forward and settle, II they would
save cost.
aug 10-0t JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
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IFARM FOR SALE.
HURRICANE SPRINGS.

UNHESE celebrated Springs, located near
Chattanooga Railroad, are now open for
the reception OF visitors for the season.
The following is an analysis Of the Hur-
ricrne Springs Water, 1000 parts Of water
contain
Su'phate OF Soda O.a5O
Chloride OF Sodium O.l6J
Chloride of POtase O.OiJ
Carbonate lane O.OOO
Carbonate Magnesia 0.l5O
Oxide Iron O.O0J
IOdine-Trace
sulphuretted Hydrogen Gas O.0s0
Carbonic Acid Gas O-1SO
Silicic Ae1d O.O0j
Chlorine Gas 0.O03
The above waters are the most celebrated
Mineral Waters in the State for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Cholera Nor
bus, disease OF the Kidneys, Female Com
| plants, in tact all diseases Of the Stomach,
Liver Bowels and Kidneys are cured by
| their use.
These Springs are in very romantic sec
ton Of the cOuntry-easy OF aocess-a regu-
lar line of hacks nom 4 ulanema every day,
fare good, good hunting and fishing near.
Board per Day So; per M0lJsh
so. Children and SERVANTS,
Half Price.
w. g. Miller 81 Bro,
Proprietors
july 2Ou Tulahoma, Tenn.
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Pratt'S SOuthern-Made
GIL N

This Gin, Of light draft, makes a good
sample, and will pick more lint from the
same amount Of seed cotton, and IN less
time than any other gin. 1t does not break
the roll nor choke, is SIMPLE in construction
and not liable to get out Of order.
1t is good rule to try all things and
hold fast TO what has been approved, and
answers the purpose for which It is made.
This is claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admit
ted by practical planters who have used it.
Cali at
R.HANDERSON co
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GREAT REDUCTIONS
AT
MoNultY & McGettriek's.

{ All Summer Goods marked down to New
York cost. We are determined to close out
all Summer Goods to make room for an
extensive Fall Stock. Call and secure
bargains.
McNULTY s. MeGETTRIcK.
jun 29-tf Market Street.
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j. O. O. #.

MADISON LODGE, No. I6.-Jno. T. Stark,
". g.; W. u. Robertson, V. g.; A. G.
Caldwell, p. s.; J. II. Jones, r. s.; Evan
der McNair. Meetseverv Thursday night.
Degrees conferred I'd Thursday night In
each month.
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Chancery Sale.
In Chancery at jackson. Tenn.

Robt. Chester, vs.. =. T. Scruggs.
IN pursuance Of an order OF sale made in
Il the above cause, at the Special June
Term, 1872, Of the ChanceIy Court of Mad
ison County, Tenn, L will expose 10 sale,
at public auction, before the Court House
door in the city ofJackson, Tenn., on
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Clear and Harmless a. Water
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR

FOR THE HAIR.
A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one
a oottie, as easily applied as water, for re-
storinR TO cray HsiT its natural color aud
youthiui appearances; to eradicate and pre-
yent oandrn1i; to promote the growth OF the
Hair and stop it's falling out. IT IL ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison
Gus substance, and will therefore take tho
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepara.
tions now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most.
prominent citizens. In everything in which
tue articles now in use are objectionable
Crystai Discovery is perfect. 1t is warranted
to contain neither Sugar Of Lead, Sulphur or
Nitrate OF Silver. It does not soil the clio hes
or scalp, Is Rgreeably perfuined and makes
one or the best dressings for the Hair in use.
1t restores the color OF the Hair more per
iect and uniformly than any other prepara-
tion, and always docs 30 in from threo TO ten
days, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
with all the nourishing qualities necessary to
lts growth and healthy condition: it restores
the decayed and induces new growth of the
Hair more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery also
produces pleasant and cooling effect on the
scalp, and gives tho Hair pleasing and Gle.
CANT appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact L. At
limited number of email trial bottles can be
had by those wishing to try it. You will no.
tlce that in pursuing this course, our aim is
10 convince BY the actual merits OF tn. article.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Frouri.
etor, Washington. d. O. For sale in CoInm
bia by DR.. O. II. Mot, and Druggists gene.
Iany. Nnv "a t1y
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Pomaria Nurseries.

80 0n THE largest and most varied
RNeG stock OF Southern acclimate
NG$ "hUI TREES, adapted to our
oii and climate, consisting OF
Apples. Peaches, Pears, Plums,
a'mo"us, Apricots and Ncctarines, from th q
earliest TO the latest; Cherries. Quinccs, Figs,
Hazie Nuts, English Wainuts and Spanish
Chestnuts. several Gne varieties; Grape Vines,
embracing chuico table kinds; Strawberries
snd sI R.spberrie., Evergreens, In great variety
!or ! ornament and for cemeteries; Ro-e.-ali
the BEST Dshlias. Gladiolas, Lilies, &c or.
nanontai Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horse kadish Roote, Osage Orange and Ma.
oartney Rose. for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
~ all inds, which will bear the first season &
transpianted early. will be furnished at mode.
rate prices. now priced catalogue sent to
oil ~ho apply -
Persons Wishing, will please apply direct tc
the proprietor. WIN. SUMMER
Dec IS t2'uO Pomnria- y n
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III WERE NOT ALEXANDER, I Wou11


If I WERE NOT ALEXANDER, I Would
BE ALEXIS. Col. Alexander, the we'll
known commander of Castle Thunder,
and who is now the business manager of
the Memphis Appeal, must be happy
man-supremely 80. At the Alexis
grand ball, or the grand Alexis ball-and
we don't know whioh-he had the felioi-
ty of forming one of set in dance
with the young Russian. It was th Z
second dance, and we copy from the
Avalanche:
''The second set, also the lancers,
was better arranged and better executed.
It consisted of the Grand Duke and
Miss Bette Vance. Mr.. F. A. Tyler, Jr.,
and Miss Eunie Conn, Col. Alexander
and Mrs. r n. Pinson, and Lieut.. Tu-
deer and Miss Mary Allen
In another set was the great Fanny
Custar OF Federal cavalry notoriety.
Only think of 1.-THE commander of
CASTLE Thunder. the most dashing of
Federal raiders, and the Prince of the
Russas all dancing to the same music
Ohassezing. balancezing. swinging COR
ners, turning partners, dos dosing,
and light-fanta responsive to
the same fiddle and bowl
1Richm0nd Enquirer
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vHn DMHHTH ORA JARANkan P0PULA-
TIoH.-We wero nearly an hour in ira
versing the suburbs OF this vast city, be.
fore We seemed to gain the great tho.
ronghfare, filed TO overfiowing with m
immense but very orderly crowd. There
was pushing and squeezing, and from
time to time desperate attempt was
made by the police on some luokless
wights in the front. Blows on the bare
head were dealt furiously on all; but the
weapon was fan, and although in their
hands very effective one. it could
hardly do much mischief. We came at
last to the main river. spanned by q
bridge SOC yards long, we'll and solidly
built, below which there is an island,
covered with houses. in the midst of the
stream something like the island OF st.
Louis in the Seine. Not trace of hos
tile feeling was to be seen anywhere,
though the curiosity was great to see the
foreign ministers. Here, indeed, as
might be noticed at glance, was a vast
population, with whom trade was the
chief occupation; and at every step evil
dences OF the greatest activity were visi-
ble. Piled up near the bridge noticed
glazed tiles for drains, and earthen Jars
for coains-the Japanese being buried
ss he lives, with his heels tucked up
under him-an arrangement which has
at least the advantage OF saving space in
the cemeteries, still further eoonomized
by burning the bodies of the poorer
classes. and merely burying their ashes
in jar OF small dimensions. The Ja-
panese have some strange superstitions
about either sleeping or being buried
with their head to tho North. In every
sleeping-room at the resting places We
fonnd the points of the compass marked
oD the ceiling, aud my Japnnese servant
would on NO account let my bed be made
mp in any bnt the right direction.
Baydrd Taylor, in "1Fauels in Japan"
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ALL THE YEAR ROUND. and in all

ALL THE YEAR ROUND, and in all
parts OF the world, the elements OF dseeee
are present in the air, the soil and tho water.
in greater or less degree, and therefore the
GREAT VEGETABLE ANTIDOTE TO these
invisible enemios OF health, Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters, is invaluable as a household
medicine at All seasons and in every latitude.
At no period OF the year is q regulating and
corrective medicine moro needed than toward
tho close OF winter, when tho sui and rain
are beginning to break up the winter block
sde, and from the aoftening soil arises that
terrible miasma, which weighs like al inou.
bus upon the vital machinery, and doprcssea
the animal spirits. 1t is then that the s.eds
of intermittent and remittent fevers. OF rhen-
matism and rheumatiofgout, OF obstinate stt.
mach complaints, of disorders OF the liver
and bowels, and whole host OF pulmonary
and nervous complaints are sowp
The best, the Hurest way to prevent th;.
oieastroue seeding is to invigorate and n.
ireah the system with a course of the Bitten
II TINS precautinn be taken no,o there will ve
no. no danger ger @ nf the niasmatic germs taxing
root III the huldS and tissues of the BODY. and
bringing forth terrible fruit in the spriuv.
Now IL the time for prevention Rem mbtr
that vigor Is the only safeguard against the
virus OF disea"n and that Hostetter's bitter.
ID the purest, Ia safest, the most powerful
and perfect ihsig"rant ever administered.
either as protective medicine or q remedy
change OF season approaches which almos,
always proves more or less disastrous to per.
sons OF q weak, nervous organization. Brace
up At once with the leading Tonic OF the aye.
Purge from the blood all morbid matte,
strengthen the nerves. and regulate and pu.
rity the seoretione with the ,egeta bls Elixir.
which combines the Juices of the finest m.
dicfnal roots, herb, aud barks, with the mos,
wholesome OF Eli diffusive stimulants.
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Regular Line Liverpool and Charles
ton Packeta.

1A THE undersigned have now
hA FOUR BAkKS, OF light draft. in
RA addition to the vINCO. already
e2234w.l known in the trade. which
ss6Ss they propose to run regularly bo.
twecn the above ports, leaving Liverpool
every month, or oftsner, il sufficient freight
"fferr; and it is earnestly requested that i'm
p"rters will order their goods shipped direct
ny this line. thereby saving extra freight and
York. and alao increase tho commerce ard
pro-perity OF our port. All orders sent to the
principals. in Liverpool, will be carefully at
tended to and e1ecnt cd on tho most favorable
eerms For full particulars. apply to Mcasrs.
Johns DEwOLF& co. LIVERPOOL. England:
HENRY GARD, Accommoda' ION Wharf
OhArlebt0n. y Jan 26 t2mO
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Palmetto Firemen's Fair-

NhE Committee Of tho Palmetto Steam
fire Engine Company, appointed to aid
the ladies who so liberally offered to hold a
ralr III hehaii OF the Company. are pleased to
ann"nnce to the public that the Fair will hs
opened at lrwin's Hall, Oh tho night OF the
2lst OF February. The tables will Lc rcpre-
sented 10y hirs: Il. NJ. Pollock. Mrs II. y Nor
r,Son Mrs John Shell. Mrs. Thoa Boyne,
Aira Mary brady. Mrs y. i. Mc(,nlIy and Trs
s. Morrison. who will br pleased to receive
contributions from all welI-wlslIcrs of the
Palniett"es
:, CoMMiTTEE.C. +. Jackson. J. \ Purse, W.
-. no!etci, ii Calnan, 4. Shol, X. B.
n Kay. W. j. Heidi, William Morrison. r. y.
Pnrse. +. !. Brown. T. NJ rulluck
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Scotch Whiskev.

nNE puncheon "FINEST CAAiPBELTON. !"
~ Of my own direct importation, via New
YORK. This, by actual test, is - per cent.
over PROOF. and is pronounced by all who
have tested or tasted it, IN tho finest evor
brought to Columbia.
Fuil stock old WINES and BRANDIES.
;, Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch Eng
nah and German ALES. London and Dublin
fOHTEH, CU UHACOA and MAkASOHINO.
Aoet and Chaudnn CHAMPAGNES, Of the
famous vintage. 18G8-finest of the century.
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction eua.
rAntnen. GEO. SYMMEHH.
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Boots and Shoes.
LEATHER ETC

0OO1o AAu SAO0S.
LEATHER. ETC. .a-.
THE old house Of p. II FLA.
N\ NIGAN, who for twenty years
49, carried on the Shoe trade, and
~ eHnevor failed to give satisfaotioti
III ever, branch. is now opened by his soma,
ana they will conduct the bueiness on the old
plan[k.ep nothing but first GLASS goods,
quick sales and short profits.
P. H. FLANAGAN will superfntend tha n
nsisctrrng Department, and will be pleased
TO see his old friends and customers.
C9r stock consists Of Mems, Boys. Youtha'
Ladies', Misses and Chiidren's - -, "' - :
Shoes, of all Styles and Varieties.
>, T;hey viii leave nothing undone to merit .
st"wed On .he!- father. DO and ses AZ "a "a
al ps nhoes exchanged or money refunded.
Five first class BOOT. MAKERS wsniea
J. T. FLANAGAN d co.: .,.
Dpn 10 s"oo g o
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Bic cd and Liver Pills.

ITO cnrc SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach,
Il Dl2zintss or Vertigo. Bad 1aste in the
Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart. Nervousness, Constipati item, Pain. in
the Breast and Back, Kidne! Affections.
10 cure all Disorders OF tho Liver.
To Regulate tho Bowels
To Purify the Blood
70 give new life to the whole system the
B'ood and Liver. Cannot bo surpassed. 1ry
only ope box; you will be convinced. For
salo only 1t HEINITHH'S
Jan Drug Store
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The majority Of the Congressional Ku
Kiux Committee having obtained the
authority OF Congress to print their re-
port. the minority ara now vigorously at
work getting ready their exhibit. The
Democrats who speak without partisan
bias on the subject regard the investiga-
ton as drawn battle, the outrages of
the Ku Klux being Offset by the misman.
agement aud corruption Of the "carpet-
bag governments of the Southern
States.
A gentleman who arrived here yester
day AFTERNOON on the Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad, informs
us thet Henry Berry Low.cy and his
gang we're at Moss Neck yesterday as the
train past there. One of them wus stand.
ing on the platform of liquor shop at
that place. while the others were in the
store No attempt was made against
them. - Wilmington Journal
The population OF the little Kingdom
OF Greece. according to the last censns
for 1870. amounted to 4. 457, 1914 inhabi-
tsnts. o! =h;ch 754.I76 were males, and
7O3,7 females. Comparing the pres
eut returns with those of 1860. an in
crease is shown of 1872, ,515 souls. Athens
has population of 4.5lO.
The editor of " Comm, une" newspaper.
published in London, thus ends an
article: "Baware, citizens of Paris, of
the year 1921 this will be the year OF
the great revengel We need 80, 900
heads, and we shall have them!'
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SUNDRIES.

" 100 boxes % sssor, or, q, I"nwn csnnad hitS: Gco
90 boxes Soap.
90 hoxes Candy.
90 box. 9 Cnndlos.
200 barrels Flour
90 barrels Whiskey. coming in and in store
ana to which We invite tho attention Of t,,c
'Fade. LOkICK 4 LOWkANCE.
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PooR DIoK YATES Dick Yates, once
Governor of Illinois and Senator in
Congress-, is feet going to the bad. The
other day he visited banking house in
Springfield. Illinois, and demanded fifty
dollars. It was refused him, whereupon
he visited q saloon and asked for drink
of whiskey. The bartender told him
he had none. wherenpon he grew violent
and he was put out by force. Forsaken,
!::ena!es: scd sn outoast. he is now a
perfect wreck, and even his friends have
come to the conclusion that the only
service he can render is to die.
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Columbia Music Store.
LVBrand r Son

VMkE pleasure in calling the attention OF
i the pnbhc to an examination OF their
SItoCk OF MUSICAL MEROHANDISE. con
sietirgo Ut Pianos. Church aud Pnrlor Organs.
Mel"deons. fi0lins, Guitars, Eanjns, Flutes.
Accordcons, Brass and Silver Band Inrtrn.
mcnts OF NIL kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
in'truc'ion Books for every class of Musical
INSTRUMENTS on hand ut all times Sheet
Alnsic sent hy mail post paid. IN receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered. to any part OF tie
n:ate' n:' marked q. .. ID. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
ramos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired IN satirfactory manner; and will give
ssIccial attention to- Packing, Removing and
d"rircd, at moderate prices
al! orders promptly attended to and satie-
is,t'"n guaranteed to those :aTuring us With
tnclr patronage Send for our catalogue OF
Shcet Music AMI Musical Merchandise. Tay-
ior street, Citizens Savings Bank Bnilding.
Columbia. y. G. Nnv
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CLOTHING HOUSE
CHILDS g. wTr.rv 50 ''

CHILDS & WILEY
A RE daily receiving IL. finest RRADy.
"A MADE CLOTHING, ior old as9f yorsyfo
gentlemen; that have ever been offered In thiis
market !in. NO curtom.matle can surpass. and
and price. '' -'1'
HATS.
We sell tho beat. at lower rates than 4boae
"no ooh ouy from inc manuiaosprersdi direct,
SHIRTS.
we keep the Star and True Fit constantly
on hand, and will take orders for hnif, xauzei,,
or moro, and warrant q ft.
UNDERWEAR in all varietiesst.nd nd P''S
RUBBER OLOTHINGl,d t,.es-
:, dLovEs-Leather. Buck. Kid, dog ,.Rss md
seal BarEains to be had in GLOVES.
NECK WEAR-alI styles. Plain ana fanSy,
Linen and Paper COLLARS. -A.'-e'
Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS aud
some that won't coin. -, = ..-eeti'N eti'N
I'VE. We will take Greenbaoks at par for all
ctiooo. 9onk %
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VII N
Special Nor1oea.

ON mARRIAGE.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
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