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COMM ERCIAL,

. ~ ..ft3 AUGUSTA, Jan. 81.
GOLD--Buying at i II and selling at l3.
COTTON-The market opened steady
with fair demand for all good cotton
at full prices and closed quiet at 1870 IS!
for Liverpool middling. Receipts, S3O
bales and sales, 630 bales. ,,...-.,
BACON-Clear Sides, 0E@99; c. R.
Sides, 9@al; Shoulders, 63@7i; Hams,
15@l7; Dry Salt Sides, 7t@73; d. S.
Shoulders, 53@s. ,s...
CORN-White-by car load, 81; yell
low, 95.
7 WHEAT-Anber, s2@2 10; red, 81 90
az 90; white, ~. l5@2 25.
FLOUR-City Mills are: 5000 rs for
superfine; 80 50@975 for extra; SlO@
10 25 for family, and $11 5O@l2 for fancy;
Western and Country, SIG 10 25:
OATS-White and mixed, 5000;
Black Seed. So; Red Rust Proof, 81 rs.
PEAS-We quote at 81 10@12 25.
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PROGRESS OF THE PoRT ROYAL RAIL.
RoAp.-We learn from the Augusta
Chronicle and Senti',eI, that work on the
Port Royal Railroad is progressing rapid
". with every indication that the line
Will be completed from Augusta to its
tide.water terminus by the Goth Of Feb
ruary. Only about twenty-five miles o.
track remain to be laid. and this is Icing
pushed with all possible energy and de-
sspatch. All the piers and masonry. with
most OF the superstructure of the bridge
.yer the Savannah River, at Sand Bal
Ferry, has been completed, the adjustment
OF the draw being the chief work yet rt
be ACCOMPLISHED.
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snir;ts n minors which. provides that

spirits to minors, which. provides that
no innkoeper or other vcndoror manu-
facturer ofspirituous liquors :or wines
shall give or sell any sptrituous or lqait
liquors or wines to any. nlirnr. without
the written consent of his or her parents
or guardians, under penalty OF Q fine of
not less than two hundred dollars. nor
more than two thousand dollars, or im-
prisonment for not less than two months,
nor more than two years.
On Friday, in tho Scnnte, White gave
yavc notice Of Bill to require School
Commissioners to estab!isl, might SCHOOLS
in every County Gaillari Introduce" i
inint resolution to exempt the property
ofShekinah Lodge from taxation; Hayhe
introduced Bill repe,,lins that Section
of the Blue Ridge Act authorizing tax
levy of three mills; Nush introduced y
Diu to ilcorporatc the South Car"i'n"
Agricultural and Mechanical Society ;
ALSO n Joint resolution making M api'ro-
rriutinn of ll.G!O To pay the outstanding
bills, i.Ayai,l.. in th. t.,roii,4 N':-i"''''i
l;,il.
Tie I;iil tn .ie.,1.,! nl -\rl {" rr' ''e,
,i,Il,:lii,v and ;.;.. .ni::c tho rules, l'f'c
ticc, pic.,iii,ss AMI i'rrms of Courts III
this State, and all art- mid parts OF Acts
anlclnla,ory thereto, and to establish
others in lieu thereof; and Il bili u
change tho name of James Whito To that
OF james Mc(:,ullv. Second reading,
| were referred u the Committee ON the
Judiciary.
IN the lIouae a number III Bills were
introduced ~ which the following are
tho most inInrtant' Hill I" repeal all
the Fence laws; Bill to prorido fur a
system or labor tor wages In the State
Bil, % fix tho salarv for Sherifts. This
Bill applies to all Counties save Charles
ton and Richland
Neither House was in Session OH Sat
urf}nv
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l. Eerthe Advertiser.
3; sErfhute Of RCspect,

EDaEnELpEo., s. IC., Jan. is, 1879.
WATsoN>LoDaE, no. 1Sl, A. F. NJ. =
WnEnEAs,. 1t asfpleased the Grand
Architect Off the Universe to remove from
ourInilist forever our much loved and
highly esteemed Brother, Col. s. J..
WAFso N, thereby inflicting an ire
psfdbl ls-lossnot oiity to the Lodge, but
to the community atlarge. He possess
cd many noble traits of character calcu-
lated to rendertiim useful.as man and
a Mason Therefore bet
a.. Rcsoipc2, lst, That in tho death Of or
worthy Brnther o,ir L'"gc and tlc Com
punitv 'as,sustained an irrclTlr;.blt' loss.
I Re$o6edf2d! That we deeply sFmpa-
thize with his tereaved wife and family
in the sad and sore afiiiction that has vis-
tied them III tile loss Of a Husband md
Father. ~ fa
Resolued, Sd, That the Lodge be clothed
in mourning for thirty days, and a page
in onr Minute Eook be dedicated to his
memory. sol ~ .i -
Resolpcd. 4th, That the Secretary fur
Iish the wife of the deceased Brother
with q copy of these Resolutions. and
have them published in hthe Edgefield
idpertisPr. y ~: . 'flH2l Iii
rer l.. L. FORREST, ~
A. W. SATCHER, 90
+ w. w. PADGETi,, -
..-. . "a Committee ),
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The PHOSPHATE FLEET AT BULL RIv'
En.-The Beaufort Republican Of the
10Th inst. says;
The following named vessels are report
ed at the Custom House here as being ir
Bull. River. This quite repectable hee1
will load with phosphates for foreign
ports They can carry about Eour thou
sand tons Of the crude rock, besides 2
large quantity of lumber. The value G
the cargos Of phosphatss alone will reach
the sum Of $4,000. Facts like these !eac
us not to despair Of the ultimate pros
vsrity Of South Carolina
British bark tersntia, 345 tons; Span
ish bark pepita; 29l tons; British brig
fno, 27t tons; British bark Mountain
Ash, 42s tph, Driteh bark I'rsarta. 3al
tons Italish tafk Ana 5s5 to,is; British
bark Ferocepore, 415 tons American thiF
Webster, Lii tins; British ship Il ahsllia
TIA TONS; American schooner Il. Law
renee, 309 tpn3.
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JUVENILE Ku-kLUx PARDoNED.-In-
cluded with the prisoners sentenced to
eight years Imprisonment at Albany, al
the last April term of the United States
Court, Mt Churltrton, was fine looking
youth, 1,nv!tl 1;ansc,ir, IN whose case
Judges Bond uud Eryan took all earnest
interest. on account Of his youth, and
becatist of his not having taken prolni'
nent part In the crime charged against
him. They, therefore, most heartily re-
comnlerdcd'him to Executive clcinen.
cy, and he has been uncohdltiohally par
doned,
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G1S House BURNT We regret to
learn that the Clubhouse Of Mr. "; A.
Clay, who resides about four miles above
Calhoun's Mills, was consumed by fire on
Tuesday night OF the past week. together
with cottcn, fodder. grain, and to;ton-
seed, amounting in value to $500. The
fire was discovered soon after dark. and In
a short time enveloped the building In
flames. 1t was clearly the work OF an
incendiary. Mr.. Clay offers reward o.
$3.50 for the arrest of the ircendiary. with
proof to convict.-Abbeville Press 4 Ban,
nor
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THE GREENWOOD & AUGUSTA RAIL
roAb-We learn from Gen. P H. Brad
lev. one Of the most earnest and active
friends OF this enterprise, that she survey
is being most vigorously prosecuted, and
that the prospects are very encoursglns
Aid is confidently expected from the Geor-
eia Legislature. for the section Of the route
wing in that State, and this will en"blt
the CITY Of Augusta, to do more for the
remainder OF the road. The subscriptions
already obtained guarantee the success O
the eenterprise.-Abbeyille Press & Banner
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Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Wharton.
These are the two American poisoners
who have caused the blood Of the whole
civilized world to run cold. And. day
by day, still, the public journals are fill.
ed witt: the details and recitals of their
crimes. Mrs. Lydia Sherman is cold.
canting, puritanical woman, born in New
Jersey but bred up in New England
fashion. She has just been tried, found
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to imprisonment for life
in the Connecticut Penitentiary. Where
upon she makes lengthy confession,
owning that she has poisoned two hus-
bands, three of her own children, and
three step-children-eight in all. And
yet she is Flowed to live! She is forty
eight or nine years old, and devotcdly
pious-a Methodist.
Mrs. Wharton, unlike Mrs. Sherman,
il not of the middle class or meanly ed
ucated. She is Baltimore lady (born
in Philadelphia) of the most aristocratic
class and the highest fashion. She is
highly cultivated, and exceedingly soft,
polished and insinuating. Shewas clear
cd year ago of the charge of poisoning
Genl. ketchum and now she is on her
trial, at Annapolis, for the poisoning Of
Mr.. Eugene Van Ness. The evidence of
circumstances is terribly against her,
and the world-the world of Baltimore
pnrticularly-has no longer any doubt
of her guilt She poisoned the men be.
cause she owed them money. Mrs.
Sherman poisoned her people because
they troubled her. Mrs. Wharton is
also devotedly pious-an Episcopalian.
1t is dangerous thing in these days
at the North, to be troublesome to wo-
men, or to be their creditors.
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Executors = Sale.

- - N~s~ ~slt
DY virtue of.thc authority conferred
I'D on us by the last Will and Testament
OF GEORGE BRIGGS, deed, We will
sell at public oufcry, on TUESDAY, the
llth dayof FEBRUARY .NENT, ut the
residence Of Jefferson Briggs, in Edge
field County, the stock Of -.
Horses hnd Mulcs,i'HN .ui' 20
Cattle and Hogs, Il, IT,.
Plantation Implements,
Corn and Fodder, 20. -.
Cotton Seed, &C., belonging to said
deceased. .si.'..l ~ ~.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the Eth and 18th days of February next,
we will sell tthe l;ite residence Of George
Briggs, decd, and ut the residence OF
John Briggs, the stock OF .,....
Horses and Mules,
Cattle and Hogs,
Plantation implements,
Corn, Fodder,
Cotton Seed, lEc,
On said places belonging to said decd.
The. sale at John Briggs to begin on
Terms Of sale-Casl.
JEFFERSON BRIGGS.
JOHN BRIGGS,
WM. Ii. BRIGGS,
-, ,m Executors.
Jan. ~, 1T 4
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t::v Over two hundred colorel emil
grants pussed through. Atlanta, Tuesday
from Southwest Georgia, on their way
to Arkansas. One thousand have pnssed
through in tho last ten days. r
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TIE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of this !nnS Was held on Monday. and
the following Bpard Of Directors elected
for 1878: L. D.. Childs DR.. ]. W. Parker,
C. D. Melton, f.. O'Nealt, Jr.. Edward
Hope John $ Wiley. DR.. John L. Darby,
]. b. Ezri. Subsequently, at y meeting
Of the new i.,ml.i, Col. L. D. Chlids WAS
sn-clect,s! p:rs.,,int, W. 3. Gulick, cashier.
aM g '.is:.!l. assistant cashier.-
.ssonr,. f,l>liniiii 10th
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iioa,lDLu 5DNATH.-AIartha Gordon.
r. ..r. ess Firl. Mss terribly burned ON
.:uaty as. W.:..e. atiendiig to the
VI, Is nf q; ;! :; Iaothcr ~ ci"lhrs were
vented ild !. /. ~ .ssistaac,: cQ,..d arrive
g Va. eirGI ir,GGI lol ea ..hes a1i 1f!rlyi. is Il
{ .,nst 1ia,f..'-5..., Wti% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.eA.n y;;zgiIeI 20 ss- s-dulA!ttd!y ch ,ti,d
Shet.,u :: :,.,.:,.aY r.orr!ns. ns.-AoLcvisie
Medium.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,

i PHOTOGRAPHS, TERRoTYpEs,
&C., in all the latest styles, can, as here
toiore, lie taknn,at the old Stand.
OLD, PICTURES, of all kinds, accu-
ratcly copied, and if desired, enlarged
to any Size. '4 =! II eHj
s., Architectural, Mechanical and Or.
naaneli'al Designs. neatly draw4 in In.
dia ink. Water or Oil Colors. ""
Call and and see Specimens. h1u
s4aa shi "a 15ol & sHiM,M1Ms
JAMS A. .
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Administrators NaIe.

10y Virtue Of All order frohi David +,
~ Turner, Judge of Probate for Edge
field County, | will sell at the late resi-.
dcnce OF BENZ. J. STEVENS, decd
on FRIDAY, 7tll FEBRUARY next,
all the Personal EStateiof the said de.
ceased, consisting OF the following:
-Four Head Of Horses,
Three Head of Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Farming Utensils,
Wagon and Buggy,
Twenty Thr"c Bales Cotton,
Cotton Seed, - j.. 49,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Cash.
WM. L. STEVENS, Ador
Jan 2 St 81
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Inc JOINT Assembly tueH uiSsOlftu.
On the 18th, in the House, the Bill
providing for the extension of time for
the payment of taxes for the fiscal year
commencing Nov, 1872, was ratified. This
Bill leaves itin the discretion of the Gov
ernor and Attorney-Ge To extend the
time for payment of taxes III any county
when collection is impracticable.
Bills to refer to the voters Of Barnwell
the location Of the county seat and place
for holding Courts of the county; to set
apart u jury fund in each county, passed
their third reading, and will be sent to
the Senate.
In the House, the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported favorably on the fol-
lowing Bill, which had been presented
| in the House OH tho 18th, by Mr.. Paris
Simkins:
A Bill to Punish any Person or Persons
who shall sell and Convey any Real or
Personal Property OH which lien of
any kind may exist, without giving
notice O. such lien to the Purchaser or
Purchasers.
Be ii enacted by tho Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South
| Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority Of tho
same:
| SEC l. That from and after the passage
| of this Act, any person or persons. who
shall wilfnlly and knowingly sell and
convey any real or personal property on
which any lien or liens exist, without
first giving notice of such lien or liens
TO the purchaser or purchasers Of such
real or personal property, shall be deem-
| ed guilty Of misdeneailor, and on con-
viction thereof, shall be imprisoned for
a term not less than six months, nor
more than three years, and be fined not
less than ono hundred dollars or more
| than five Thousand dollars, or either or
both, in tho discretion Of the Court.
We hope simktns will press his Bill
until it Ia finally passed, for Its provis.
Ions are very good, and should be the
law Of the land.
| In the Senate, Bill to extend the time
for officers 10 qualify; bill to investi.
gate aud report the outstanding llabili-
ties of the rnh.ity Of Edgcfeld. received
thcit .erbhd redd!HS, aiid *ete ordered
to be eiigrusaed for thitd reading.
Un Thursday the Itch, in the Senate
Jeryev give notice Of IL Bill to require
Cororcrs ,n offet rewards In criminal
cases; Whitttmore introduced Bill to
authorize the Attorney General to COM
meucc proceedings against Kimpton SO
a. to effect settlement; the Committee
on Education reported favorably on the
Bill to empower the City Council OF
ch.r,eston to establish House of Ref.
pve and Industrial School.
In the House, Hurley introduced a
Joint resolution to revise the tax laws.
Petty gave notice of Bill tn build u
Hospital on Wadualaw Island.
Owens gave notice Of Bill to repeal
NIL laws relative to fences; Tate gave no.
tice of Bill to amend the Act to aid
and encourage manufacturers
{ The resolution, to investigate the tinan-
,ess Of Charleston County, after another
IL +cussion. was made into a joint resolu7
ton, .i,1G ..:rcrrcd.
I .RepfeseGtati}yss q r--.sspaon fnttoddced
bA1tto prohibit ths;sale Of Liquors Or
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.H eD- Prince Napoleon returns to, Swift
zerland. He takes no part in politics,
and only desires to gain his lawsuit
against the Government of France for
his expulsion. He has s..no pretentions
to the throne, and does not fancy q Re.
gency. He submits to the Government
which France approves. =, r
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81 The survey Of the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad Is 'bei=s vigorously
prosschted,, ind tile prospects are en-
oouradng. . IIJ.GGl !. u i -
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w. B: GULIcK. Cashier.
~ 6. !. IREDEL1, As.,tl Cashier.

w. Is. GULICk. CUISHieT.
@. +. 1RHDELI5 Asst Cashier.
TN addition to the ordinary and usual
i business OF Banking. thepCarolina
National Bank of Columbia, S, c.. ia.
sues Interest bearing Certificates for any
amount, payable Dn demand, and bear
ing Scven per cent. interest from date.
interest collectablc every six months, il
the Certificate has not been previously
presented. Deposits in g,!d received on
same terms, and intercs.ipaid in kind.
Depositors have all the advantages of
A SAVINGS BANK.
and the safety NJ their deposits IL guar.
alteed bya paid-up capita OF Three HIM
d' cd Thousand Dollars. Persons hav.
ing funds which they wish tofnvest tenn
porarily, will find This safe means of
returnaLle upon demand,
and always re,ldy for use should n more
profitable investment offer.
Remittances may be raadc by Express,
and Certificates will be returned by mail
without delay.
Columbia. 81 C., Nov. IA, 1872. am4s
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rs- 4 IN newspaper ptr,l to B,s' B,' iicallSa Tho
New Era, viii Be started 1t Green wood
ON the first Of mex. month.
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State. of South Carolina
State Of South Carolina

State OF South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
IN PROBATE CO JRT., hp'
DYD. L. Turner Judge of Probate in
- said County. III, -, no.
Whereas, Henry +. Watson, hath ap-
piled to me for Letters of.Administra-
ton Oh the Estate of Samuel j. Watson,
late of said County, deed .I,
These are,thereiora TO cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the siiid deceased, 10
be and appear bef,ye me at Court
of Probate for. the said County, to be
holden at Edgefield On the 30th day of
January 1879, at 10 clock 4. NJ, to show
cause, if any, why the saidskdnhlistra,
ti9n sbonll not he, granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
the Court, this 18th day of January, a.
d, 1873, aud in the 9th year Of Ainori-
can Independence. - -.
y. j.. TURNER, j. z. e. c..
Jan Ii af ~ - : s.
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Notice to. Teachers.

\ PUBLICATIONS. will be received by
\ the Undersigned till the lst March
lxt, from Male Teachers to take charge
the School to be opened at Johnston's
spot, c. G. IL A. r r None need np
i unless well recommended, stating
pry. Also, applications will be re-
we'd for q Female Assistant.
.ddress W. j. READY.
ohnston's Depot, Jan 10 IF 4
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!, aas- Lawrenceburgh, Paa,, has organ:
lied vigilance committee Similar or
ganizatiuns down South are called Ku
Klux Klans, and the members thereof
are arrested and sent to Albany for five
or ten years. Locality makes quite a
difference in this "salorions" govern
ment of ours. 49,
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es- The Grand Chapter Of South Car
olina will hold their annual Convocation,
in Charleston, Oh the llth proxlmo, wlren
several amendments to the constitution
will be considered as'wel as other im-
p9rtant matters. The rail roads have
consented to- puss the grand officers and
delegates for one fare, WHICH will be re-
required III full st. the place of starting
soisa,I W. Nearly 0he bdndred eoiorrd eiiiiI.
eradtsf frrUhi Tanutstfs Hcs556nty passed
THOUGH Newbgtry last wecs en route
for Tennessee.
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A CARD.
To the Public.

dAVING bought the Entire Stock
of DIR. w. a. SANDERS, woulG with
nv kindest thanks to the good people of
Edgefield for their kind treatlnento me
in the past, beg continuance q the
trade bestowed heretofore upon Dr.SAN-
DERs, promising to keep the St0k in
every respect FULL and COMPLE>E.
DR.. SANDERS will remain in the
Store, conduct the business, and Ore
fully Compound all Prescriptions.
d. L. TURNEl
I ~ IF g;
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HYME.NEAI.

MARRIED, ON the 10th December last,
ut the residence of the bride, by Rev. G..
w. M. Creighton, Mr.. GEO. F. .HUIET
and Miss ALICE COLEMAN; all of
Edgefield. 5,,....,. -
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Notice,

Notice. -,
4 LII persons indebted 10 the Firm of
N Griffin If Cobb oh, accounts con-
tracted during lie past Fall, will please
come forward and Settle wltllort further
notice, .as no longer. indulgence will be
given, GRIFFIN IL COBB.
! Jun g.. - tt '"'f"''i . =
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FERTILIZERS!
Al4CARD.

.VXTE have lefta number of Accounts
! w with J. J.. Addison. ESQ, for col
lection. Those who would like to save
Costs, had botter coineup and settle
f; ,YOUNGBLOOn d. BUSlI.
Jan. 6. I'm %3
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AS Long as Shines the Southern Sun.

&C..
AS Long as 9nine' ','e 91 20, -
30 iolis io1 10 n,". 10, n '"o G ~ ~.
Rooert =. i'cc-Ni i''i ,s'o." 80, ,H..
ana optaNFlfogI9, w, ~ 'npsits 'i'o sSK'ttt.iHt'o
..penpleasop savannah SaHD -Angps'a4pii
Monday l9st' Ana hE 'hcs2pa.fApt'c
people OF ansusl WI oo .hsaiiisss' ses
;mght'N - AG
Inc oaygs"as sess'oua 'ss' 'uy ~,
easai''iah "iiu 'o''' Ai" '.o' WV AZ. o
dcilfoh inc auurcHS' VIII uciicsoi 'n0
sailio eto-niSht (Wcuhcs'iay) III the
Augusta opera House, III nei'aii VI
the ulomumcnt t" tlr liluNtrioliS nero.
49,
FROM i.a ehci"' % Wv N"'t
INC cnar'cr oi;'.'c n.'''fo"p ~. ~
we "re now working Is from opa' ."" .'
-oufH " Aikeii'- .aHlie IN Laui'AsNs'
N'"e's DIN anu n's0''oiu. - lo"
'he pooPle Oh l-aure'iS "fe n'ovius e"u.
setic1lly III tle matter "i oui'uih =, '..o -.
L'ufehs ana ASho'iiic Nan fo"'' ~, W ".
run rom 'ie'r .""m' VI" "iee''n..' ,,' '"
Ashc''iie' ~ V. rms ~ = very mp, nip",
''''lI '''''' !" 'e'! p'"'',,''s '',, l a,:i.. y,
.''''' LIE ~" i'''"'"'' .'." -
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.
HE Use of it's GUANo for the past its
character reliability need that the Guano
brought into market this season is PRECISELY TIE sAME COM
POSITION AND QUALITY that heretofore sold, ,'
The large Capital invested by this Company this business fur
nishes the guarantee excellence Tie Company has
greater maintaining standard quality than number of
consumers have. -:@'2 49, - y ~5a# 7,.t
Orders information furnished application to myAgents
at various Local Markets 'a. - - - - ~ 'sg
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
u Columbia, S. @.
Capital Stock Paid in $500, 900.

Board of Directors.
Z. D: Childs, Pres, Jno. T: Darby,
J. w. Parker, Vice-Pres., r. M. Wallace,
G. d. Melton, Solicitor, Jno S. Wiley,
r. O'Neale, Jr, e. Hope.