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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-08
4 Race for Life-Twefys MHes an
Hour for KhfAky.s

On Friday last, Mr.. s. T. ChamPlin.
of Pottawstomie township, living on
Long creek, was bitten BY rattlesnake
on the right hand. He was handling
corn at the time, aud as he reached
down TO the corn pile, the snake, which
was coiled UP unperceived 10 the corn.
struck him. his faogs entering the finger
next to the little one, between the
knuckle and the middle Joint. n -. go,
As soon a. Mr.. Chsmplin found he
was bitten, he mounted horse and
started for town, as no whisky or other
remedy WAS at hand. His hand and
arm began to swell rapidly and the pain
was intense. After riding mile he
stopped at q neighbor's and procured a
glass of alcohol. which he reduced with
water and drank. This probably saved
Mr.. C.'s life, as he informs US that the
torture from the bite had become 30 Sc
we're that he could with difficulty sit in
the saddle. ~.
He at once pulled for town as fast as
possible, and at Wolf creek he found it
bank full, but did not hesitate to ride in.
The swift current swept him from his
horse, but he elung to his name with the
hand which was not disabled, and his
horse carried him across, though below
the ford. where the banks were very
high. He managed to get the horse out
with some difficulty, and fastened on
for town, whisky and doctor. -
On his arrival in the city, Dr.. Doug
lass took him in charge aud admins
tered powerful stimulants, usiDg spirits
freely and drenching the arm with
iodine. The arm wa: Swollen very full.
but the doctor soon had him out OF
danger.
Mr. Coy, who was present al the time
be was bitten. SAYS that after he started
he was fearful he would be drowned in
Wolf creek, and he mounted another
horse and rode after him. He did not
overtake him, and finding that be had
got across the creek safely, gave up the
chase.
Mr.. Champlin was bitten at two
o'clock in the afternoon, aud arrived in
Burlington about 3; so he had ridden
nearly II miles 10 an hour. He stop
ped at the Bromley House while here,
and let for home Saturday afternoon.
The snake was killed, and measured
three feet and a half in length, having
eightrattles.
Mr.. Gov informs u that common soda,
moistenei and bound on TO snake bite
Immediately after the wound has been
Inflicted, will invariably cure all such
cases. -Bur!lnlt9n { hangIsl Pltr.9'.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 4.
FLOCR-The market is firm with q
rather moderate demand ST s. $500 25
tor superfne State; s. S5@7 25 tor extra
State; s. 30G7 81 tor choice d9 s. 40
a. S. for fancy do; IS S5@6 Is tor
supertine western, e 1907 80 for
common to medium extra western;
s. 40@s 80 for choice do IS 300
9 y for common to chioee white
wheat western extra; IS 7597 81 for
common 10 good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio s. S5@9 50 for
trade brands s. 60al0 80 for common
TO fair extra ST. Louis $40 35Gl2 %
for good TO choice do. Southern -four
is Quiet and steady at s. So(SS 20 for
common 10 fair extra and $40 256
Is 90 for good to choice do. Rye
tlour is unchanged at a 5095 80. Corn
meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat, the market is Ia
ltc better at 81 6S9l IS FOR No. =
spring 81 749l IS for No. ] do; 81 909
> % Tor winter red western; 81 03a
, O5 for amber western; 81 00@2 10 for
white do. Rye is duh and nominal al
&C for western. Barley Is quiet. Bar
ley malt is dull Corn is active and a
shade firmer at 66c for steam er western
mixed ahoat and 10c for sail do. Oats
are quiet at 5l@52c for western and
5lG,55c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet and un.
changed at $l3 30 for new mess $40 IS
for prime, and Sl2 509l3 90 for
new prime mess. Beef quiet at 81 SO
az 50 for plain mess and $40 %
@l2 % for extra DO. Beef hams
dull a, s23 0o926 Oh. Tierce beet
is nominal at ga O09l7 90 for
prime mess and SIG Oo92l 90 for
India do. Cut meats are quiet Al
9@l0lc for hams and 5tG5ic
for shoulders. Middles quiet. Lard
steady at SiG9 5-l6c for No. to prime
steam and 9Ic for kettle rendered.
- BUTTER-Unchsnged at e92oc
for new.
CHEESE-In buyerss favor at II
@l4ac for common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened dull,
heavy and fully &c lower, under q sharp
decline in future deliveries, Al 25tc for
low middlings and 26!c for middling
uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and weak
at l39l3!c lor crude and 23sc for re-
fined.
TALL0W-Stesdy at 9fG9 9-l6c;
stearine quiet at 9sSlOc, -
WHISKY-Quiet at gle
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. June :.

BALTIMORE, June ..
f, FLOUR-There is better feeling in
the market, but prices unchanged.
GRAIN Wheat is quiet amber
western at 81 0OG2 10. Corn, south
ern white active at 7Sc; yellow dull at
CSC; western mixed dull at Csc. Oats
are firm; western mixed at 5l@52c.
Rye is quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Bulk meats,
shoulders at 4i94ic rib sides at &c;
clear rib sides at CSC. Bacon. shout
dears at j496c; rib sides at 7s@T!G
clear rib sides I3GSc. Sugar cured
hams at l39l3ic. Lard at &c.
BUTTER Western Is in fai- Ie-
mand, but prices are unchanged.
. WHISKY-Quiet at 92992lc.
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building Lots For sale.

I.,.gFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
! q. x-o. -sale or retail: Lots No. l. in
= az =: No. 5 in Square 8; the south nall
~ AIN square 10; No. Il in Square q;
- snare II: No. . in Square 2. No. y
o <..t-- &: No. Il n Square L; No. > in
- =. No. - in Square IS, and No. $ in
80. LIS No. in Square ~: No. Is -
- :. - u. north half Of No. Il in Square ~:
Nm ~l.trs- No. ID N square -; No j.. II
a. =. " II In square p and No Is II
ar :. AL situated in the Subdivisions
L. g. HUGHES,
Real Estate cent.
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OAK lie STATIC N
TICKETS. SI.OO,

At conclusion Of the Concert, the Manager
will distribute 80 BUILDING LOTS To the
ticket holders in the usual manner. but
HONESTLY AND IMPARrIALLY.
These lois belong 10 Mr.. >. Gilland. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa, whose title to the same Is
undisputable. and being situated coayen-
lent TO the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the workingmen and
mechanic. These lots are increasing in
value daily. A rich siX.toot vein OF btu
miuouS coal uuderiies this property. a
coal bank i open and in working order.
This bank, which gives full access TO the
coal underneath, Will be given away. with
the lot on which II Is situated. Inc coal
valued at n cts. per bushel, II worth SlO.-
~. 4 neat frame cottage house is also Sit
uated on this property, and with the out
buildings. Will De given away win the 10Y
on which it IS built. Oakdale Is a well
known. thriving and prosperous town, and
at present contains an Academy, Female
College. Malt House, PostOtttce. Express or
6ce and a large number OF handsome dwell
ing houses, and taken altogether. Is desira-
ole place for industrious working men 10
settle.
CLUB PREMIUMS.-Tot the getter up ola
club ofthirty. a handsome silver watch Will
be given. To the getter up OF club OF
twenty, i've tickets will be given. 10 the
setter up OF a club OF ten, two tickets will be
given. To the getter up OF clu D OF six, one
ticket will be given.
The following named gentlemen, well
known and prominent citizens OF Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cities, have permitted
Us 10 refer 10 them. They will vouch for
the honesty and integrity Of the enterprise
Hon. James Blackmore, Mayor OF Pitts
burgh. and President of the Mechanics
savings Bank; Benjamin Singerly. State
Printer; X. Munsou Purcell, Editor and
Publisher ofthe Weekly Mirror, Allegheny
City. Pa Col. Samuel kilgove, County Trea-
surer. As TO title to said property. refer 10
h. 5. Floyd. Attorney at Law, ~ Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
J. W. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, liz
Fifth Avenue, Treasurer
GEORGE Il. SHANAFELT.
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be ad-
dressed. General Office, - Third Avenue
Pittsburgh.
Persons RENTING money must send by
registered letter or p. =. Order.
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ASsipnee.S Sale.

,-.r,rE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ - stock OF Fancy Goods and Toys
.-y.~y 10 William Stevenson Will
4. pubic auction AZ his store on
NJ. .----,.-. IN the city OF Wheeling. third
.-o.- stone bridge, on TUESDAY and
4 .--~!sv. ..rh and 18TH OF June inStaR',
% - commence in the mornings at
. TX ant evenings At "a O'Clock.
r. t..,9-ar-. Snow Gases and Fixtures
- odd AZ private sale.
20 sore, room " I'll be rented az a mod
- u-.s- and possession given tmmedi-
o.. &c. FREEL-
Assignee.
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Wanted Immediately.
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

1,,yu FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
--Ouuty, W. Va, one OF 80 acres, 20
- under fence and in cultivation. resi-
=. in valuable timber, house, stables, sc ::
> other Of 100 acres. one mile west OF
-.nu station, 3 & -. K. r. Payments
Ry Wv Huge & BRO,
Railay'S BLOCK 100 Market ~.
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Total 100 GIFTS, all Cash;.....-SnuG
This Concert, like the trSt OF the loth OF
December last (which was 50 decidedly sue
cessful, and at which the first grand GIT
was drawn by and paid 10 M Jonn X.
Durff ofMemphis, Tenn, is for the benefit
nffha
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Assignee's Notice.

>-rrTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Vim. stevenson has made an 49, Zn
- - Of AL his ock. property anu euects
~ An I his creditors are hereby notlnsd
D.. resent their claims with proper voucn-
>, M for S-tt!emen t. at ms OH e Cd
=, ~ -;r,.er. +. T.. FREEL,
Assignee.
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Ios, 600 TICKETS OF ADMISSION

will be issued at $40 each; half tickets s.;
quarters tickets q 80; II whole uckes for
SleO; % for $50; So for 500; lib for 81 ,OD6 ID
for 81 500; $40 for 5000. No discount on less
than &l0O worth OF tickets at time
Tickets will be sent when requested by reg
istered letter. The money for them may De
sent by Adams Express Company and It's
connections, p. o. money order, registered
letter or bank draft
The holder OF each ticket, or fraction Of a
ticket Ia half or quarter, ~ en,tttet =" sd-
mission 70 the concert aud 10 the gIlt
awarded toit. During the concert the sum
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

rARGE ROOM. WITH SPLENDID
\ . -. and power for machinery. Also,
- small rooms, with or without power.
al one large warerOrn. Possession gwen
~ BENZ. FBS q Err.
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For Rent.

,-.pND AND THIRD STORIES OF
- E-a.s.ln Insurance Company o1t'd-
Z. Fp- particulars apply az their One,
NrQ-o- street. or 70 GEO. W. FHA NJ
=. - q n u REILLY. m1ri-N
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

@u For the relief
!. ! J ! ! ]
LII and cure Of all
49, arrangements In
the stomach, liv.
~ or and bowels.
N-~ They ars . mild
apcrtent, and IN
exceilent pursn-
<Gtive. Being pure
Nvegetabls,they
V&.. contain NO mers
%ESs cury or mineral
f--eSl 4whatever Much
-. ious : cxusss ana sufisrinR n prevented
v their timely use. md Every family
should have them On hand for their pro
lection and relief when required. Long
experience has proved them the safest b.st
and sures.t Of all the PILLS with when tne
market aboundS- By their occasionni -,
the blood - purified. the corruptiors OF ths
system expelled. distractions removes. anu
the whol- machinery of LIE restortd 70 n
healthy activity. Internal organs whch
become clOg2ed and sluggish are cie1nheu
by AYERS PILLS, and stimulated Into &C
ton. Thus incipient disease In ehangcd into
health. the valne OF which change, wbeh
reck oned on the vast multitudes Who Ell.
10y Il, can hardly he computed. Their SUI
gar coatinR makes them pleasant to take.
and preserves their virtues unimpaired for
any length OF time, - that they are ever
fresh, and perfectly reliable. AIthough
searching. they are mild. and operate with
out disturbance 10 the constitution, or diet,
or occupation.
Fun directions are given on the wrapper
10 each box, how 81 gSs them ~ Family
Phvslc, and FIR the following com plaiatA
which these rilh rapidly curei ~ ~
For DYsPEpsIA or INDIG ESTIoS, LTsTLEss-
Sts-s. LASGUOR and los OF APPETITE,
they shouh he taken m0isTs tsly Ia uimu.
the stomach and restore ~ healthy tone
and action y. ~ {
For LIVER COMPLAINT aud It's various
syn ptOTus, BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK
HEADACHE, JAUSprrE or GsENs SICK
SE-s, BILIoCs collie and BILIOUS fr-
vERs, they should he iudlciously taken
for Zach case, Ia ODrrect the Diseased
action, remove the distractions which
cause IL
For DTsE~TIRY or DrARRHEA, bot one
mild doe II generally reguasi.
For RHEUNATTsx, GoCr, ORAyEt, PAL
FTrATIon OF THE HEkEr, PAts IN Tns
SIDE, BACK aud LoISs, Tiny should be To-
ken continuously. a. required, ~ change
the dIsea S-i action % tire system. with
such change th0ss complaints disappear.
For DE0p-Y and DRoi~rckL SwELLfros,
they should b. taken In large and frequent
doses 20 produce the eject OF dnssaic
purge.
For SUBMISSION. large dose should bs
taken, as Il prodncss the desired eject ny
sympathy.
Asa DIsSER Pull take one or two pills
TO promote digestion AMI relieve the siofb-
ach.
An occasional dose slim mates the stofn-
acb and bowels, restores the sppetltr,
and inviRorates the system. Hence n -
often advantageous where no serious de-
rangement exists. One who feel. tolerADiy
we'll. Oflen nds that a doe Of thee pills
makes him feel decidedly better. from Their
cleansing and rsnoystlDg effect 90 The d.
gesttye organs.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER q CO.
practical Cbsrnists,
LowELL. MAsAUSA.
Sold by all Druggists eyeTyvhsfe.
nOyT-esdAg
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100000 IN CURRENCY

will be given to the holders OF tickets BY
distribution by lot OF ONE THOUSAND
GIFTS, as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS
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osaNnsE9WA
THROAT, LUNGS, QYEK6 bf806

IhkAl, WNlS, LUX & nWOUI
=, the wonderful medicine 10 which ne sMiet
A .-e above pointed ~ rctfcf, the discorereT
believes he has eusasi ned - kdrrHnt nosi Oh
Nsru-es most sore-eryu eunaS~ propefneS
rs,cs Cod h.s in.tl..et iato the vegetable kine-
49, q, h.aIIn, the SEX. than were ever eefotr
ronsiped ia one medicine TIE evidence OF this
t1ct is found in the great variety OF nost o0sE
a,:s S.se.ss. wsieA r aai en- isi.. seTsrS
Ion sInn a.. s..Sslsss the medical heaity. ana
eminent Physicians. p'anon nee y me Ees,S a.
s-ys-,., COO -h-' = st-ua .taens the system ana
puriries the blood. BY tts Srs.i and thc5 On
.aga h.,,t Ia-iH!.as: rm ,F, ss,afoiS to :
Humor>, Ign -, 49, =. Sr-.sion.
N.rri-.L 4 -e4aa, N.Aeua Potsour and tnsis
,tr,,,.a-, i girltsE S'a y'saEuas eeaNn ene .
..-,j r1,.-rl. .,. 80. ,LsrA EryaipelaS,
San Ra sauI, EcSer sores, SeeIy OF
'..ses.S IA b, n,t odd are ooaquered ey this
r,Sr-. Il % irirs'T Sr-t '-vtssHrsnnS meSscihe,
r,aa !e $ sSssy ssS s,a asr s snss, ' a.
a.. s-6,iy. dupont headache or dizziness, BAD
,A.,s i, IL an ~, rnal heat or ehs. aiernated
IS.,s M, aa,acs, !5g spirits, and gloomy for.-
esiIass, l-r.;aa- scp re, Ta arn I've or
:. alIiousue<s." In maay esscs Of Liver
Compi al ut ~ ONLY part OF heee 9rptona
A. .Vserissnrei. A. ~ nedy fof al seeh esses.
DR.. P.av,ci- GnIi'a Medical Discovery hA 10
StI,l a. IL .4--s. perfect cures, leaving The hr
- - ..s..a,i aTI healthy. For tho cure Of
III abituai Cousti p alton Of the eo~sls V
/, |. never faiIiag roledy. and thoee who nAss
I'D !, 1r nv. PaTe% r. a. iS o5 SST rruarS H. me
elss RAT VIII rqrAl u for The cgr VI Al The cis-
ra,r- fJr w. ich lI 10 recon nsndSd-
S,li Nv druggists a 81 per bottle PrepAred ~
Eli ,h'.s,SrT - ss.necs street. isaeAio, n. l.-
send ySr adGrrss COT pAaP let
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WANTS.
Wanted.

,ooTos 5000 FROM TWO TO IaREE
S0Oll(I wears, on real estate security
81 ,..,sst ten per cent, payable 9parterly.
ALTOS wheeling, W. Va.
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HALl's
Vegetable Siciliau
III AIR
REVIEWER.

Every yen fncrea.e the Popularity %
THIS valuahit Hsir Preparation; which y
due 90 merit alone. We can assure our old
pstsoos TINT Il II tept fully up 20 its hisi,
standard; and Il IL The only reliable and
perfected preparation Cor restorfng GRAr
or PADxD HAZE 70 ~ youthful color, rnAk-
ing Il son, Ia StroGs, and alken- Inc soaip
0y IL use, becomes white and clean nrs-
moves al eruptions and dandrun, snd, ~
IT. tonic properties, prevents the hair nom
falling out, ~ it stimulates and noortsh0
the hair-giands- BY Ia nee, the hair xrovs
thicker and stronger. IN naldneaa, :; 70.
Stotes the capillary glands 70 their norma
vizor. and wiz create 4 nsv revth, excsps
in extreme Old sge. Il 10 the mast coorom.
Lcal HAIR DKEsU0 ever used, - 10 requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair a
splendid, zto~y appearance. A. A. Hsy~,
" D.. State As-aysf Of MAsaehusseM, mn.
The oonsitrens are p1rs, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and conad-
er II the BxsT PxxpAHArIoS tes IN inssnar
ed purpose" sv...
Sold BY all Druggists, ard Dealer,
in Medicines. 1-a7-' .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
90, 90 O..

$1,000, o.
20. .-..
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
... sss,5 IN AID OF THE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
ATLOUIsvILLE. KY.
incorporattns the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KENTUCKY, the Trustees will give their
Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall Of the Public Library
building, In Louisville, KY on
Saturday, September2S. fS72.
This magnificent han, known as Weisiger
Hall, Is the largest, most centrally located,
and the best arranged Tor large and fashion,
abe audience. OF any m Louisville sgIes ana as Is
q front of log FEET on Fourth street by
depth OF 90 feet. four stories in height, and
recently purchased for the public library at
a cost OF $40 90. Three large rooms are now
fitted up for library, and contain about
9,oO volumes and museum OF Wouu
specimens, now open and free 10 the grstu-
itous use and enjoyment OF all citizens OF
every State in the Union. II Is the purpose
OF the Trustees, by the Grand Gin Concert
now announced, TO raise the money with
which to pay the balance OF the purchase
money due upon the Public Library build
ing, TO enlarge the Library, and TO so endow
the institution as 10 make II self-sustaining
and forever beyond the necessity of calling
upon any individual who uses the books for
the contribution Of single cent towards its
support
IooI ooO TfCKETS OF ADMISSION
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For the relief
and cure Of all
tierangements In
the stomach, hv.
ct and bowels.
They arr . mild
apcrienf, and IN
excellent purIn-
alive. Being pure
ly vesetab ,they
Contain NO mer
|, cury or mineral
lwNatayef AuGh
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

NAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
5!roH tme public to an examination Of their
o;ioCA oF MUSICAL MEKCHANDISE, con
sisting or Flanos, Church and ParIor Orrans
Melodeons, 'io'ihs, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes
Accordeons, BRASS and Silver Band Instrn.
me1.s OF all kinds Also. Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Shnst
Music sent by mail, post paid, on recent Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods se,it Nv
Express, when ordered. to any part Of the
State, marked G. y. D. Good Second. hand
n!ahos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
ramos Organs and Melodeous tuned aud rc
pared IN Il satisfactory manner; and will Give
SSsspeclai attention to Packing, Kcmoving and
S9hipPlng ramos for other parties to any roin
desired, ut moderate Prices. f''n
AZ orders promptly attended to and satis.
iactlon guaranteed to those iavuring us With
sM sheir pa.ronaEc pE Send for our ca,aIorue OF
Sheet Music ana Musical h1rrchandi.e. Iav.
i"r street, Citizchs' Savings Bank Euil.:iry.
Columbia. S. g. 1s'
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A young girl in the East Iudies was
recently held for two days in the en-
brace of serpent, which had coiled
itself around her body, and would not
permit the approach OF any man. Dur
ing that time. she subsisted on milk and
plaintains brought by woman, and a
snake oharmer finally succeeded in charm
ing her venomous lover away.
Some girls will never learn to restrain
natural impulses of their nature. A
minister was baptising girl at Ripon.
Wisconsin, and when lie had submerged
her, and came out of the water. he asked
her how she felt in her mind. Hcr
answer was, "All hunky; only little
wet"
Fond mother: "Come here, my son,
and hand me that strap. It hurts me
very much to whip YOU" Young hope.
full: "No, it don't hurt you half ms much
as it does me. If it did. you wouldn't
do it 30 often, too, nowr'
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The Monster Elephant. Bismarck.
And the Baby Elephant, "PET," Royal Ben.
gal Tiger, Terrestrial Slotb, Chetah or Hunt
ing Leopards, Spotted and Laughing Hyenas
and of Monkeys and Birds, an endless varie,
y; two dens OF performing Lions, Tigers and
Panthers, and Lioness and six baby cnhs
only two months old.
:, In the Arcnic D. partment will be found all
Toe OLD favorItes, and many performers of
"orld-w wide renown, whose faces are new hero.
among them TIL great CARROLL FAMILY
W; Is. Carroll, the veteran two al d four-horso
rider; Madame Carr oil, equestrienne: La Pa
tite Annie, the Baby Wonder, only eix years
old, in her startling acts Of equitation. and
the Boy Prodigy. Master Willie, the only child
soa,sr sonsrsarlt and Iir.qnette Rider in tho
world; the erent MiACO BROTHEKS, the
splendid Erlal Gynna.ts, and Mons C. LEE
FOW LEX. tho elegant and accomplished
Jester. eo
Doors open at and O'Clock P M.
beautiful carpeted seats for ladies' without
extra charge. No smoking allowed insiCe OF
the pavilion. "
unionvilIe, Friday, February
Spartauburg. saturday, February
ireenville. Monday, February 5.
Anderson, Tuesday, February G.
Newborry. Wednesday. Febrnary7.
Camden. Thursday, February 8.
0rangeburg, Friday, Februarv9
Jan 16 90
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Groceries. Wines and Linuore

WIZ Giles. wines and Liquors
A FULL SUPPLY Of CHOICt. FAMILY
A GH!CEtilES, in all their varieties. Rest
prahGs Chamragnes, Wines Liquors. &c.
s".t'tOic ior Christmas. on band ard for saIe
l"\ NY JOHN AGNEW & St,N
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WATCHES,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY

G HAVE on hand Il select
"a stock of WATCHtS. JEWEI. .EsssesESss.sn s.sn
6.slA hf CLOCKS. SILVER and rIAILD
"AhE, which will tli.boau of at most ron.
suHaole ,, prices. Also, SFECIACLES to t,;it
RETAINING in M! line done promptly ard
ON good terms. ~"
All articles and work warranted to he =.
obi,rscnted. J., .s. GEO. BRUINS,
"a door below PHOENIX Office, Main street.
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NJ. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-roorn

11tttFt .'I7 etf, HeUT 77IUln.
<.~-fsSs.faN NOW on hand and daily re-
&H = -,E hIyceiving from the manufac-
EES-.,s;a tories OF New York. Boston
(Gszsss:zKazE5S Cincinnati and Louis Vile, the
- Gr X largest assortment of FUR.
-, 49, az evci Kept in this market, consisting
IA part "t Walnut Psrlor, Chamber and Din.
lng-ii" suits; 200 Bedsteads OF d,fr. rent
ccirbrated Georgia Srlit-ho,ton Chairs A'
AZ Kinds OF MAFTRESSES made to or0er
UfHOi.STEk:EG and RFpAjRiNG do,,: aoi:
shortest noticc and in tie best manner
1Sth hio S"SH ANA HoOds cheap. Oct 30