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K0LetS--- Barber.
BOARD REDUCED To $500 PER DAY.
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
COLUMBIA, s. @,

The Proprietor OF This we'll known FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. would respectfully inform
his many friruds ard the Iravrlin" public
generally, that he has Ills day REDUCED
HIS RATES Gp BOARD from 81 per day
TO So PER DAY, and at The same time
pledges himself 20 spare no pains in the
man cement .! the house 10 sustain It's re-
putation ~ first glass lIn'cl in every re-
rprrt. WH GuRMt&,
jul Y 81, "n--:f. Proprietor
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W9sceIfefSieONS!
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION

WHICH can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknoWl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of: over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Nhooplng Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED By
SETH ". FoWLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Mansion House Hotel, y. W. Go

To- T"E rH-l affords much pleasure that in july" 1871 Front
inside with 'l.lI Patent pant,
which e. T. K" No. Il" West Lombard Stree" and testify superior
anva all dwelling
subjected i
ud d:tSla zen fist put pose
"l its being mixed ready
sgnckr which work
hievius will .m satisfaction than
he "a possibly WM. f. SIM,
HatimorH, .pn 25, ls74 Front Street Theatre
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). MCGlLL, ". D.


ME g. = kNIGnr Esq IKAR affords o that
I'M Ill
o
lo! Mansion ln
and hoI
to nlc n
nlonii will b a nnnya i " "
Yours Respectfully, AI.DERT$ON
lIo,eN W. Paul
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JACOB STOUFFER l. son.

MARYLAND LINE BALTIMORE CorxY, Mi, SIi nbrr 24i, 1872
CP Eadry
The which all
10
ne
anda
vel art introduced
Yourv truly, JAMES HALL.
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5Afc9}HI{Hs. {
FiIsk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fuilassortmcnt Of tie sba7r approved
eases, Of different patterns, besides coffns
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous Of having cases sent by
railroad vii! have them sent free of charge.
4 IIearsc is always en- hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of SO per day.
Ihankf@i for i.:5t patronage, the sub
scriber res pcctFulI : asks for continuation
CT the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his bar; will be spare to render
the utmost Satisfaction.
r. q. CHAPMAN,
Ea--horr-. g C. ,J:iI%
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To Al-xaEder Hamilton and the children Of
john Hamilton, deed dr!cndanl> i'll this
case, who's. residence is nnhnown:
Fat. i:a!i,:c that action : corlmr!:ccd for
the partition Of iarrl. i; :ile Probate Court.
for The County O! Lrmr"ns, Sta'r al South
Carolina, ard that 4 Snmmon< in his action
of wlirI, the foregoing is Il copy. WAS filed
IL tic Office of the Judge Of Probate of said
County. at LAnrens Court House. State of
Sonth C:.rUlini, I;i tEc If!i day Of scptem.
Der, 4. d. 1873, al.i Iisa, lnH arr rrpHIfel
to appear in the catl>e Lr HE i";h lAy Of
November ncxt, or he Plaintiffs will apply
80 Tie Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. T0hD Il TODD.
Sep. 81, -G., Au'y$ tor prl'il$.
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TO REMOVE STAINS or INDEilp!.E
INK.-Fir>t wash Tie stains in strong
salt water. and then in ammonia.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LAURENS COUNTI.--IN Pro
BATE COrEr.
Tx Pa,tc--Mary rownry and her husband,
Samuel.
In Re-Thc Real Esia,r nI Martha Dorroh,
irc'd. d.--pr.i!ion for Partition.
To Alexander Hamilton, and lisc heirs Of
John Hamilton, representative legatccS
Of the Estate OF Martha Dorroh, decd:
You are Hereby required TO appear at the
Court Of Probate, to be holden ut LaurenS
Court House, tor Laurens County, on the
10th day OF November, \. D. 1878, TO shcw
cause, if any you can, Why the Real Estate
Of NarihA porsoh, decd, described in the
pc'i;;oH of Mary Jnaay and her husband
San,url Dowuy, filed in my office, should
not Lc divided or sold, a!oI,ing to the sail
Mary Dow"cy onc.lhi:h, Alexander II mil
to" onc-;i.iri. and tic children o. John
Hamilton, d"c'd., onc-,i.!rd.
Given nl:d,': ,my i:allI aud seal. this thr
lril ;i.y al S;''IhrnIbrr, i. u. 1915.
{. i.Ai!k: ~ C.
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CnAunER<ErEo, December 10th 1872.


Mr. kGm SIR H." paints W" irrd from have been applied
o q A salts
nin gVnait. in lin al
Land cur!u!y ID
umko
nml the mosI hcrlrir
Yours truly sTOUFFER
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Worth and Beauty.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
AND THE CIIOMO
XO semitic.

Having control of the nagEincstt Q,t
CURoNo, 70 SEMlTLc, we are able 10 ott.r
combination of literary and artistic work of
genuine worth, and 1t prices Unprecedented.
This fine copy Of q piece Of Natures grand
est work, is not pfasnu led inthe usual limited
>tyle-i,S dimensions, i4&alG; making 4 pic
turc Of very desirable size, in i,IGif
AN ORNAMENT TO TIE R0oM
g,aaaA s;y lis presence.
But few cspieS OF this beautiful Chrome
will be allowed q; "a L; The retail Stores, and
those will be sold IT thc;x
Actual Retail Price, $500,
willie il ordered in connection with our Nasa
zine, both vii. i;& furnished for
81. 80
As PrcM:um tho picture may lie cb:9incd
lv sending lis two subscriptions for :hc rag.
ziuc AZ 81 % each, or hy subscribing for Tie
Nagaz lIc tv;I ycarS in advance, al 81 20 per
an,inIn. Address.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD IAGAZ!NE.
Ecwbutsh, \ !.
L. SllCrES, Publisher. Sep. }, 35-ls.
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The Newberry Hotel.

JORDAN p. POOL, Proprietor.
TGis HatrE haS undergone recent rrpai<,
ami i no~ in0rG r,.liiTifiAI.!c AMI yell ap-
pointed than ever. With Il wei.-n.pri t;hte
COOL rooms, attention 10 every want, aud
ob'igimg servants. the travelling public " i'll
find it I'LL they Can ask for.
In addition there j. i trSi-clI<S bar-r0um
si;rr. the best Of wines. liquor: and >rgLrS
can i,c lsad anI also hilliarl-room ~
tached.
The Livery stable belonging to the Elqtci
is a!>o well supplied.
Sep. p #
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PDSTP6I,

Jenny. ihc f!>w"r nf Kildare: so S-S:cw-
alt-iOc. Whisper. softly. Mothers dying:
SonS-Stew:t":- at,'. lnSpir"r and iIcI"Cr ut
Prayer: liy ylnn-!'a"!>$-:2c. My Love Sleeps
under The basr=; Song-Pci>cy-;uc 'Dh
bow dye do Amsst Susie; Son@-Siewari- -:Cc.
Dat n'akcs la. holdings out: Soay-Nay.
w0nd-;Gc. Meath The white and purpir
blossoms; Son@-PcsSl"y-:;0 Nur:ti is
Gr"alning Of y0u: Song-rr ra tt-30c. Thu
sweetest Bud is missing; Song-!!ankS-.0c
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BEL Air, MARYLAND, March 4:h 1873.

IR,
c"enu
Iavcur to
u
durability cscel
who vii! look
r,y Enamel Faint which dnrable holds it
goS<o have used
f. C. GARkETTSuN ioHc and Sign Painter.
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Newspapers S. .W0gU>62ses
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ESOOAS..

The following named pieces arc recon-
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Last looks Br wlHn
pai:trl Land ,n!r lenoLla laint Euur%t
Crcswcl D. Nd, l. STRASBAUGH
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on RECHPT

OR FECEIFf -
VIII he com" Home tonight. Mother: Song
-I>anks-:aVc. t:od Bless our N"luc; Song
Si"MNli-idc. Get up and saut The DNor;
S9n%-l!ayS-:"'c. it0cs hc ever think OF me:
S'ii!S-liays-:.'c. C"nlc, Holy Spirit; Hymn
1amks-IUc. Ny dcIT Old MOthcr; Song
Str~art-;%c.- have no Home: $nn::-:i:iyo-
zoe. LOST and cast away; Song-liay s-55c.
Poor iH;,c Tim; $Hag-.l lJEcy-:;0c.
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Stationery gaeeE binding.
NEW STATIONERY HOUSB,
e. r. Stokes

HAS just opened, in the ncw and hand.
some building immediately opposite ,h2
rhuIiX onicc, OIL Main street complete
stock Ui
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

A WORD TO TRAvEILEEs.-wc have q word
to say In favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
It was the pionecr line westward, and Is the
''old reliable route to 81. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
the past year. we belieye that the Missouri Pa
ciiic railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment OF any line West Of the
Mississippi. 1t is the only line which runs
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the lead
Ing points in the West, through Kansas City.
Selalia and Jefferson City. without change,
connecting at st. Louis with eleven different
through ruuees to points north, cast and south.
Particular information, with maps. time ts-
bles. etc, may be had At the various ''tlroush
ticket railroad stations In the west. or upon
personal or written application to g. II Bax-
ter, western passengers agent, Kansas City,
No., OF L. 4. Ford. general passengers agent,
st. Louis. No. dalt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

An inspection of the wonderful collection Of
toys and ;rinkc:s aud other articles already
collected for the Catholic FAIR must convince
anyone that the approaching entertainment
will be grand success. At the residence Of
". Il. Gels, Esq, person is bcwidercd by the
variety Of articles that are ranged around
which will be arraoed in attractive order At
the Fair room. There Is the cuckoo clock,
finely finished and ornameRtcd, which will de-
light the multitude when tits brought into &c
tion." Each hour the cuckoo, as natural as
life, Issues from his little cage by spring door.
.'cucSoos" and flaps its wings i'm good style.
Another clock, the base Of which - a music
box, upon which is seated the oldest specimen
OF monkey. dressed in his silks and saiins,
playing a violin to tine time Of the music,
and moving his head and eyes and jaws in
stricta ccorlwith tlienotes-is certain to lie very
attractive. The sleigh robe, very costly
one with a beautiful lining. will be drawn BY
some person holding ticket Of admission to
the Fair. The steam engine. The wax dolls
which seem 10 move Is natura! Is il human
Santa Claus with his reinilecrs. statuary, china
sets. the Wise men paying homage to the Sa.
vior, all sorts OF rare ;oys,-a!i these are pur.
chased at great cost and must be greatly adj
mircd. The adornmcnts for the Chistmas tree
ere richer and better ths,, they were before,
and under the illumination Of calciun Ugh,
will produce brilliant effect. Everything has
been collected thcs far with jel'catr taste and
everything is the riches. and rares, to be
found.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

During our trip to Mcpherson we noticed
something which We hope our farmer readers
will not think us imper.inent in mentioning.
We saw quite a number Of plOws. haErOws, cub
tivators. wagons and Entertaining implement.
standing in the fields where they had been last
used, OF in the barn yards. unprotected from
storm or sunshine. In this general careless
ness, as IL seems 10 us. there must be not mere
Is loss, but very serious loss to the owners
in the rapid giving out Of farm implements.
No piece of machinery made OF wood and iron
can last onr-third rs long when permitted to
be in the yard, exposed TO aii the changes Of
weather. as when carefully housed as soon as
n OF in actual use. The wood swells and shrinks
with every change OF temperature, and with
all the variations Of wet, dry. cold and heat.
This shrinkin: and swelling loosens the bolts
the iron rus;s aud til. woody fibre becomes
brittle. and I'm short time you can make your
self and nei.ibors believe that it is the fault
of the material Of which they are made. and
not your own, that the machinery falls TO
pieces,
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he holiay gun wall Gai h~rv excellent opportunity
grat.f! in, ihis desire. 1921.
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First Quarterly Frereedlags Of the lnde-
Dendens 0r6e1 q l0ps.

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The Society ust and VAS called 10 order. l. u. In
the chSir.
To. proceedings Of the las; meeting rad and
Aic.tel .cser wsica ;ss ussal basinsss vs. trans
acftd.
All the n,err.is-s ~er> examined ard sworn !. 10
heir ..aa dag under tire s~cosd % Tire .oE.-i-
fuiisn which provides, tnss sasa!i Ar-n5sT h-sonS-
possessed, after HI, >.mrrsns. into the order. Of
srfsc-nf means 10 pay his hsnor.5 debss and does
at. ahzl no;. AFTER ms sN,,asssoa. be rard-. 81
receive any b~3efts rom the Society uhz.sstE.
Brothers D. and T. were suspended unie- the
foregoing e,aasr of the esns;itafloa he 5.sck eap
~ pefssre1. aai under swHA sAesS.sisas and .
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

BT :. w. DAILY, v. D.

Eight years Of car, Time n1k upon each brow has
cast
Eight Joyous saa hopeful springs have Insis their
ample round;
Eight SUMMERS al sunshine and shallow in the
etrrnsi past; .=
Eight golden .uiamns have s;rswn their fruits upon
the grouDa. Il
Eight winters theu gloom have cast upon the widow
! And us,ny ths oaanGrs r-snSrs-isss tin, has made
countless hos. has sIept within the sil-ut earth,
While heroes Of tbs saasuiazry strife have u the
dus; been laid.
Yes. st ys.ss hsvs pastsines hrs, met in sylvan
shade,
And l. to love ny KIND and gentle nature. ir.:
begun;
Eight Year, since csch to each = piishtcd promise
ninsle,
And NY cwn mesk, trus and trusting heart was won
THAT same true lore has lived through all the stormy
past,
And meekly With ny rude and h.xshsr naturc BORE
Wilt thou he fosd, true and faithful to f.rr last
TIL pleasure, csge and time wita Us shall be no
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

That there exists among the people or any
portion OF them. feeling OF dissatisfaction at
the result Of the election far sheriff. or - ma
rgnant hatred towards Mr.. Going" is simply
faisc-Her0d.
The writer Of that article could not have
composed a sentence which would indicate the
actnal ailments Of his heart better than the
above The editor Of the Herald seems to be
one of those very men and his article Is strong
proof Of T.. 4 man tLat speaks for a whole
community so positively cannot but be guilty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

The Ladies nf Salina announce \ - Ladies'
Catholic Fair I'm That city, commencing De
ccml,er 2.r,l. 1873 and closing January iJh
1874. II will be one Of the cranGcst social
events of the season. aud we should have at
t~n,le even if We had not been subsidized by
u complimentary. Tie most elaborate prepar-
aiions are ir.in. made for the affair. and we
doubt il the approaching Centennial exposition
possesses more attractive features. II will he
a sort Of worlds fair. where all the elegancics
and adornmcnis Of fashionable society can lie
purchased a, 81 moderate advance on tlr>t cost.
We trust Inc Efforts now being made bv the
entcrpri.ing ladies' Of Salina viii be crowned
with the fullest measure OF success Topeka
Commonwealth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

Since our last Issue this secuox1ias been Wis
tied with the heaviest Sssw that has fall
len here for years. IV'&verige depth has been
about ten inches. - Sleish-,ides have been
.'thick and fast and jingIia: bells have filled
the air with their music. All patterns and
styles of sIeds have chad good run" but the
fashion is liable to go out by reason Of the fast
thawing condition OF the snow. The wheat
will not suffer on account Of the substantial
covering now hanging above 1t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-11

EMIGRATION TCRyixG-CHEA: FARMS II
SOUTHWEST MIssoURi.-rhc Atlantic & Pacif
ic Railroad Company offers l.aO0,oOs acres Of
land In Central and Sou ;hwest Missouri, n
rom S3 to sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation u all purchasers. eli
mate, soil, timber, mineral wealth. schools,
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grant. from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. Fer particulars address, A. Tuck,
Lvnd Commissioner. ST. Louis. No.