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PROCLAMATION

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS informatit has been re-
wv ceived at this Department that mur-
der was committed on the I'd day of October,
1879, upon the body OF Alexander Chisolm,
by one JOE WILLIAMSON, 0ias JOE NOR
BIS, in tho town OF Blackville. Barnweli
County. and that tho said Joe Williamson,
alias Joe Morris. has fed from justice:
Now, therefore, I, FRANKLIN J. MOSES,
JR.s Governor Of the State Of South Carolina, ,
in order that justice may be done and the
majesty Of the law vindioated, do hereby
offer q reward OF TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the apprehension and delivery in
any jail OF this State Of the said Joe vii.
liamson, alias Joe Morris. with proof to con-
vict.
Said Joe Williamson. alias Joe Morris, 10
OF black complexion, about thirty years OF
age, about five feet eight inches In height,
and stoops when walking.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the g
State to bo affixed, at Columbia, this,
H.. 81 9Th day OF October, A. D. 1873, and in
tho ninety-eighth year OF American
independence.
By the Governor.
FRANKLIN 7. MOSES, JR.
d. +. HAYNE, Secretary OF State. Oct 8
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eIT1zENs' SAYINGS BANK
,as.ea , a,.01 !tf
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.


INTEREST. ALLOWED At TIE RATE
0F SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUA
ON CERLLEIUAT TIES or DEPOSIT,
AND 6Lx FER lOENT 6ONPO UNDED
EYER Y6EI MONTHS or AOOO UNITS.
.ssli: fOHHfOERs.
Vim. Mastin,a President. T.'l.
John B. Palmer, Vice-President.
&c. Breni1er, Cashier.
]. H. BnWyer, In general charge.
John @. B. Hmitl, Assistant Cashier,
. Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, John B.
Palmer. A; g: Hasksll, p. ": NoIaster. Z.
b: Heinitsh, T: E.. Gregg. Columbia.
q. y. Scott, W. @. Mayer, Newberry.
B. a. Rutledge, Daniel Riyenel, Jr., Char
MEEOHANICS. Laborers, Clerks. Widows,
M1 Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate Of inter-
est thereon. Planters. Professional Men and
Trustees Wishing to draw interest on their
funds until thoy require them for business or
other purposes; Parents dehring to set apart
small Gums for children, and Married Women
and Minors Whose deposits can only be with
drawn BY themselves, or, In case of death, by
their legel representAtives,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here afforded
an opportunity OF depositinR their means
where they win rapidly accumulate, and, at
:Ss ss:- :.:;s, Dc saSj,o7: SC withdrawal
When neeQedx x..x Aup ~
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LyBralnd i Sonl : !. |,
t. M..P0LLoCK, Proprisss

y
NNAKE pleasure in calling the attentionof
Il tho public TO n sxsIination .ot their
sisting OF Pianos. Church sna 9arior Organs,
Aelodeons. yiolins, Gtitafs, .BAnfos, Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
ments Of all kinds. Also. Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every tclAaS Of Musical
instruments on hand at all times. We are
Sole Agents for the State OF South Carolina
OF Estey d Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. Eheet
Music sent By mail. post paid on receiptof
price; aud all kinda OF Musieal Goods cent By
Express, whom ordered. to any part Of the
State, marked O. o. D. Good Becond!hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for caah.
Pianos, Organs and Mslodeons Tuned and
Repaired in q satisfactory manner; and Win
give especial attention to Packing, Removing
and Shipping Pianos for other parties to any
point desired. ut moderate pTiSes.
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those favoring NO with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, . few doors above PH@NIx
office. Columbia. 8. O. - Nov7
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During che past twelve mon tbs, the
increase of population in tho State OF
California will reach 40, 600.
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The Short Line Schedule


The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, CoLrMDIA & AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
= " ~ COLUMBIA, Il. O., June 19: 1873.
k@ @A Eyks ON aud after MONDAY,
ing Schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
2- Train Nt.2. Train No. 4.
leave Augusta. .......3.52 AM $50 PM
Leave Granitevillc. 1874 NJ 1858 PM
Arrive Columbia. .sS.29A NJ 10.47 PM
Leave Columbia ~ M .........
Arrive Charlotte. 1927 PM .........
,.f GOING SOUTH.
Train No. 1. Train No. 8
Leave Charlotte. -. .4.20AM .........
Arrive Colum bia. o. 3oA nj .........
Leave Columbia. .+9.45 A Nj 3.15 All
Leave Graniteville. 10 2 NJ *7.44AM
Arrive Augusta. IL. 90 P NJ $40 AN
sBreakfant. dinner. fSupper.
Standard time ten minutes slower than
Washington; six factor than Columbia time.
Both South bound trains make close con-
nection at Augusta for NIL points South and
West. Through Tickets sold and Baggage
checked to all principal points North, South,
East and West.
Passengers leaving Columbia on the $40
A. III. train are due in Richmond at 6.20 IN,
Washington II. 80 P. NJ, Baltimore 2.40 P. NJ,
Philadelphia 2. 90 P. H., New York 1898 z. M.
the following day.
e. B. DORSEY. general Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, Genera Superintendent.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
80 ,,f90Yej@F:
CoLUM fla ,,fs.o.
Present Capital, Aim M,
Authorized 0apaal; ~. 500 $780, cot COZ
OTFICERs.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A, G. BRENIZER. Oashier.

O. n. G. BUTT. Aesietant Cashier.
HHHlS BANK will soon occupy it's magnifi-
= cent thzee-stbrJ and G.nssrd Roof Build.
ing, now In COURSE of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets, but
for the present will do business ut it's old
Banking House. opposite tho Columbia Hotel.
tifcates OF Deposit, bearing Interest At The
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on COL
laterals: Stocks. Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
in tho United States bought and sold.
DIREcToRs-Jas. E. Black, John B. Palmer.
F.W. MoMaster, r. D. eenn, {of r. D. Sem &
Son,) G. W.sBearden, tof Copeland & Bear.
den,) r. L. Bryan, ". @. Swaf3eld, (of r. d
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbeville; James 81. Kion'
Winnsboro. 't| Feb 8 :
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Wheeler House---Frices Not Reduced I


FssC
SECURED to the House has ~ 49,
M.POLHO
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Change Of gchedule.
South CARoLINA RAILRoAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 20, 1879.

HM C Change .S geo Of Schedule s
and after Sunday. 18th instant:
NAIL AND PAss2aogn TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at. .3e Am
Arrive at Charleston At :. ITO pm
Leave Charlie stonat.. -. 600 am
Arrive at Oolumbia At. .46 pn
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIoHr AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, Csundays exoepted.]
Leave Columb bia. lib p N Arrive. .6.15 N
Arrive Charleston 7.10p m Leave. CAB sm
Camden Train will run Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia at.. 10 40 A. NJ
Arrive ct Camden at.............. 1926 P. N
Leave Camden at,.............. 8.45 A. M
Arrive At Columbia at $40 A. NJ
A. L. TYLER, ,Vice-President
q. B. PIoKINs. General Ticket Agent.
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Wilmlng gt5nj Csllmbis and Augu1ta E
- WMAINaToNy q ! sS q, ! October 9. 'ss1s.s s ,

" Ix0nk0H eVnS VVsV1nOA4 04SW'AA08 tAob0 -
,sh WEAINaTON, n, Of, October 8. ,1s7sie !
'ES - ea 6 yHE following aohed:t
It 4.3O Am. rEnndly oetobefl2: ~
=. DAY ExpREss EssTRA1N-GDA1LY;] VI
Leave Uniol.D Depot, Wilmington. =. 4B0 AM
Arrive Elorsnes:: ..?!.s...!"...:.!1o s4AMl{
Arrive At Columbia. ...... -, 400 PM
Leave Columbia, 80. .,.............1 10 40 AM
Arrive at Florence ...... @ ........ 24SAM
Arrive at Union Depot, Wilmington, 10. 90 PM
NIGHT ExPREss-IpAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leave Onion Depot, Wilmington. 9 70 p1
Arrtye Florence. ....................11 III ~ PM
Arrive ct Columbia. >. ............ 400 All
Arrive Oolumbis. s................ 9.0xPM
Arrive Florence. ............... 2.02AM
Arrive at Union Depot, Wilmington, .7.15 All
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Supt.
Passengers leaving Columbia on the 40 A.
NJ. Train arrive In Richmond at 6 20 A. III. the
following day, Washington 12.60 r. M New
York 1898 P. n. ~
The Train leaving Columbia at 6 40 A. NJ,
ocnneota with the Camden Train at tho CROSS
ing, and makes close connection at Florence
for Char aIleston. ..
Those taking the 1895 P. Nj. Train from
Co!nmbis have cholce Of routes at Weldon,
either by the Bay Line, arriving in Baltimore
at 800 Am, or by the all rail line, Lola Rich
mond. ] arriving In Baltimore $50 A. M. 80.
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lHE NAIWOETH IRAGEDY-SOsE FAvur
SECRETs REVEALED We do not believe
there was murder In Frank Maiwo~rh- b.
heart n any time. lie had before av-ed hi.
lafher- IN the family, a. home. when
Mansfield Maiw0rth' : brutality endangered
the lie % ms wife. young Prank. mere
stripping. had boldly faced MS inhumau ma
rent ana checked him IN his abuse Be bee
lleved he could Go Il again lie erred INT
lor that error We trd ex1euuation which no
cool, unbiased Judgment vii refuse O. ac-
cept. The particular act of shog-inr .ra
believe VIII he Shown % nave beer cone In
seli-deience. II passion. or Ii g II Of inssni-
y. No lurY can ind that the shooting was
preinedltared- Tire extenuati8n must anr,i,
l. the act u' hi~ going o. Nrw York. IN The
hrS' pinre Tie killing. although the in
lnris-iif a. c-i-. was Really. Dr. uur heiie7 N,
ii'-is'riii o. siiea1ar. Sc separate entire
"a IT, nri n- r"In- o. New ok fror, me
si'''ii M. anu ~c account f1rir and extern
u"i' i''' i'i p. 'aliiDE pLnllc attention To
q" ia.i 'i'ii Or -lr- Mansfield Naiwurth
h'H'.e 'i> 't'ine BELL " ben IDS wife wa
'u'.l-iir Nila Dr. -Hsi iu'.g. be- ner-1nallv
h'a if'ai''' h-r. 81 ihai her blig was truisei
ui-t- p N rs and H.ue. and nrr land.
hliirn 3d. tHr Hrr lar ah.'H a. II ~.
fs-uif a. iis iail.r. h.sis-|. af~.. Fl =.
mf'iIir linrlur t'r-s Hrrf IT, ar.. ~,
i've ~ tar atIIrr rflltTar ~rrr a1.s-r.,..--.-s
aFair as Or. a. Ier before III 49,
tiaf frar7 Nr.unrrH rrIHn.r.I. -.
i1 b. aa1iilrl aslaaf g. 80 - \. -
ffasai ~ uer sHrr hau-fH -
49, o. .au 49, rsrr H4r .
r|1assafI Hsraf See $50 -. 80.
- 500 an aerf 4. s.asr 81 a.stt .'.--
80 FatIeE a a artr e. - -.
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against the stealthy coming OF ms father
/ - an7- psr=on reflect or the effect OF such
!. life on the temperament and nervous sys-
-rrn and he viii wonder that II did not ae-
tuslIv craze both mother and son.
A. 10 the character Of the letters sent II
one way and another 10 the family. one-haH
the horrible story mas not been told HIS
debauches and lias0ns here are notorious
His c0terie Of New FORK admirers may never
have seen anything IN him but what wa
heavenly IN MS character, but people u
Saratoga who know Of ms being caught
and arrested while trying 10 get into
lady seminary mere. are inclined u treat
such - admirers with derision- lie was
low and lasciyiOus. Jealous and brutal. de-
PRAYED and vie IN his tastes and habits.
GAY. gallant and handsome II ms exterior,
amiable and polished IN manner. he YET car
RED most corrupt heart II his bosom q
nature a. malignant and devlllsh a. tnaI OF
a tiger His own father had many llerce
struggle with nm. and Mansfield often e1-
hihiIed the utmost duplicIfv and rascallt!
IN connection with his father affairs In
deed all his own family substantially als-
owned hin. he attempted T. sci out ms
0Vu father professional secret. and be
r-aved confidence u q variety OF ways.
ii vs. HlEl q laLlltI u LIS i-----7t " -
Prank Naiw0rth has mad 10 contend lis
Young life wa embitterel Between mn
and every opportunity stood tha1 cyl ia1h-
e.. O constant. living threat, o tather now
striving o. poison the mind o. M SOL
against his mother. and now sending letters
tull Of deTilisi hatred and violence. Is j
any wonder that tine grief OF such q lie
rnuwed ike an nicer Is il any wonder
thar Frank would start NJ violently II NJ
sleeu that he paced his 1OCr night after
night. ana grew m0rbidiY nervous and sen
sirlve7 IsIt any wonder rnal, able 10 CT
dure il 10 longer. he resolved 10 lace the
man who was haunting them Ike an evil
suirit and scare nm into decencyt Do not
all these facts eZtenua1e the error that he
committed ID aiming q pistol al MS father
and demanding a solemn promise II they
d. MOI. then had the word CTtcnuafe better
be wiped from the lexicon. for II has no
meaning -SgrG1QgiGl.
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Under TIE apple tree, spreading ana illel'-
Happy win only pan and a stick
On the su't =rlss in the siiaoew thai lies
Our little Fannie is making mud pies
On her brown apron and bright doping head-
Showers Of pink snd white flowers are shed
Tied b. q branch thst seems meant lusf iQr t1li-
Dances and nuttsrs he- Little straw AaI-
Dash, full Of JOS in the bright summer DAY
Zealouslv chases the robins away
BarEs n the SQUIRREL ~ snaps % the Lies.
Al the while Fannie = m1lE-u- nul pie
Sunshine ana son summer rreezes ast---
While she is busy. are busy win her
Cheeks rory glowing and hri-hi spark-iI-- fl '1
Bring theT % Fanny. While making 1nul li'7-
hollies and plavthin-s are al lala a"a4-
Not 70 come uur Ill the next RAINY oal
Under the hlue ~ these sweet slIi-ltl
Nothine 81 pleasant Is makln- Inua lAes'
6rarelv she stirs with so-lons zoos
Making believe she's tine pastrs-eogh-
Sundrv brown sulasnes or forehead -Ll ea e.
Shows thai or Fanny i making NM pies
But al the SOL o. her innocent play
Clean saau and water WI soon WASH away
MANY . pleasure II daLul-e- Eulse.
Leaves darker traces than Fanny Z llul pies
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DASIEL DREW n a PEI Daniel Drew is
one OF the pillars Of the wealthy ST. Paul :
Methodist Episcopal church on Fourth
avenue. and almost every SUNDAY for many
years be may have been seen passing the
contribution box among the congregation
Now i happens that several of the numer-
ous members Of the Harper firm (the well
known publishers are also prominent mem
oers IN The same church Aou viii remem-
Der inat few weeks since the Weekly COR
tanned carlcature Of me venerable specu-
lalor- This - report says. 50 ANNOYED and
anEered Mr. brew that ne has ever since re-
fused u enter The door Of 81. Paul. The
matter mas been the sutiect Of no little dis
eusslon II Methodist circles The outside
are howeTe-, disposed to look upon il as
good Joke, at the sane time expressing much
surprise that Daniels mental hide mas at
!asl been entered by a newspaper ball
heretofore he has been regarded a wholly
Indifferent and Invulnerable 70 such attacks.
But be may be like Tweed II this respect.
unmlndiul Of printers ink. but susceptible
% the earlcaturist : pencil. That venerable
thlei once said fIt wHs IN ls70l that be did
not care what the newspapers said Of nm.
necause nine uenths OF his supporters could
not read. Bat when il came g. the picture
Of hin az could use thcIr eve Ee added
iil1i Mas had ca-ricuturcd him ~ much be
ncran 81 tnlhE Sometime that b. really
loukf- lac the representation ui hin in
liarfsc- ecEiT ~ } Liner o. fti1u7a
lerrld
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rVHEEE GOOD COATlIAEERs WANTED FOR
Custom Won. >tearr luIlHTugr- -.rai-
Burlington. june D.. Is--aEu-
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We uuhas ia-ir-iv rec1musre these Lurls as o.
.ueZcerf l0uah le Railway Security
r.-- rrrr.
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4 CIyCryNATI ELoFH-EN- "A Young and
loving Cincinnati couple, T. whose aspIra-
tons tha traditional stern parent was an cb-
S-acle. resolved on @ recent sabbath u
clreumveur the old gentleman and e0nsum-
mate their plIrhtea rr0th. Ihey had been
all iu al u each other tor two years. but
their love had been So transformations thar
the iair one = father allowed them u ass
ciate. without dreaming of such q denOue-
ueu-. The Young man called for her on the
dav aupalnted o. 70 u church buI after the
service. instead Of taking her home araIn. he
took her O. the house of @ clergyman and
married her. This done. The happy couple
sought the retirement Of quiet boarding
house 20 await the progress of events. Inc
BRIDE parents became somewhat uneasy g {
her absence anu search wa~ made. far INTO
1he night, but without aTaL- Inc 1ather
cJuldu g be- induced % believe that ms
daughter had 5lopel,-u0t init he met her,
next morning, with le- uew-made husband.
walking O. MS place of business There
was look of quiet happlness about the
couple 1ha1 was uumIsIakabie be saw the
worst 81 once The bride s younger sister.
who was with the old gentleman. rushed al
once into her sister arms, & e fellow lee
ING made them kInd and they kissed ana
tenderiy embraced after their Il hours Of
dreary separation The fathe- also en-
hracel his s1n--n-law. huI IL q difiereui
manner be hung Oh bis neck. hut with
the evident intention Of srranrInE MN Il
va, @ question whether ire would mol exreT-
inmate nm on the spot, bit his WIND gave
ont and he finally oesis5e1. ana. taking the
olsoDcdIenI daughter IN tow. started 10Y
home Arrived there. she was informed thar
she was prisoner they shut her NJ il her
chamber ard took away al her wardrobe
save her ulElI-cl11aeS. CD make her c0n1ne-
meu- more secure. Through Two long
lonely GAYS she went. but at midnight Of
the second gentle raj ar her window
aroused her. anu she could hardly repres=
cry ot delight Her husband was there
and she was ready o. e. in an instant The
alternate condition 1i her wardrobe was
something tl1T mad ulr contemplated and
the situation was embarrassing. uu- escape
she mus a- al lazlrI~ lie bore her gent
j. down The ladder. and then. haref00ted a.
she was and lu her conspicuous but rather
cool and insufficient costume. be led hcr
hall milo O. has home Next day the old
man came O. bis senses. saw tine utility u
opposition AID blessed them. ackn0wledE-
Iu- that DE liked rlc-r pluck
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pzulGEEE -Ilaet lf hands tuzle1 ls6- Dr.
h.lmt-.n. Pl0t Iwho has public record % --1-+
be- HF Alm---u. Che. sire d. Lacy Thorn VIC la
d public recarl o. --l-5 Frs- lau Noble Ha--
son nov owned fv tie ". J. 3 Cl.- she tr s-rll-
e- - lassiu- b. Cay fwnr has putlic recur4 c.
--.I- p var- 20 ~ by heurI C-aV uublIC re.-
1- ~ Hg Andrew jackson by lu1- B4slau
rr imported G-aul Basnaw
C-aFbrlul VII serve mare o. Twenty d .l-a-s l.-
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SECRET OF BEAUTY

Il there j. one WISH celrlr than another f. -..
heart q woman Il 81 the des re o. 81 he4u-sfr Oh.
sgnleIill REPUTATION 0l ttu. y LAIKD'S -ELuOf
" AulII very justly deserved
hrpFin- an heal---Ylu- tire Skin 70 s uudal.
the best tuil let preuarur I'D in the word 70 +. ..-
po-ed ui entirely harmless materials and WI .o ON.
immediate Effects arc o. render the skin d aelu-l.
1ie4Hy white, % VII. after few auul-dlt. .1-
make Z sl1t. smooth and beautifully clea-.
IN been lsnes and liscalaruti uus
TINS oeli-htful taller ureuaratiur has been 81
n-relF testel nT me Board ul Health u. New I-a
tliy- u. Luus c1rrl-. 1ite- carefully exam
~ -. ~ -. Il. -. -.
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Completely Destroy the Insects


T1s article has been carefully auL thoroughly
tes-el lu--l- the past iCur wears by many eIper-
fenced -ar1lars -araaners- aul u0-lculiu-lsls an-
tue numerous testimonial wlic1 hava been re-
ca we'd from those who nave gwen j rrIa- leave
count a. lre valuable ur0uerres @ -c-l .4Ll- -1-
al crops and part cull-lF . ar Insect DESTROYER
i laru- proved perfect protection o. ro-e uusles
grape vines fruit tres cabbage. scuashes ana
other vines and Te-atahles. from the ceprellri1u
G. insects and is cheaper than auv OF the remedies
winch have been recommended for the purplsl
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Aeu, adrrtissmsnts.

o. en- AGENTS profits per week. VI
% .OU prove 10 or forfeit $50. NeH article g
lust patented samples sent free O. al Addrts.
". Il CHIDESTER. 2-- BT0adUaY. y y june Dr.
-+dAW4w
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TIKI
Consolidated First Mortgage
Bonds
or TuE-
ST. LOUIS q
South Eastern Railway Co.
CONSOLIDATED.
or Illinois, Indiana. kentucky. and
Tennessee.
81 YEAR PER CENT, WITH SINKING FUND
or O. PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNN6s

PEIy-IrAL AND ISTEREs- rATAnlE TX 0oin ls
NEw YoEE- INTEREST sEsI-ASSUALLT- FEnErAET
AM AuGUsT
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ltV--- be observed l-a- tla D-reetlrs aars placed
the charge o. service i- several 81 iAe horses a.
nominal rates. wink the reach % 81 Wiz view
q. car-n- 0u- &. possible tIse object id- wlca TINS
institution wa organized. O. improve the stock
Throughout the STATE AID RAISE it O. higher
STANDARD.
c I. PREDMOHE,
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II. ". SMITH d SON.

Builders and Slate Roofers,
Also WHOLESALE DEALEEs IN
r O OFING SLATEt
Corner Maple and Chaapla St.. Burlington. VI.
P. 0. Boz -.
We have An exfsLsive SLATE YarL. n which car be
seen AL the vAri0us eualtias. Colors and Sizes o.
Rooang slats, - vel a. on Roofs Throughout the
City and different parts o. the State, to which We
invite inspection a. Specimens o. or wurk. de-
signs and material
We NIKE IL . point o employ only the best work
E1ea- snd I'VE cur personal supervision % all vurk
contacted hy us.
orders Or inquriea. tg hal o. 10 psr.o1. NIL
rtceife oar pruupi atiertlQu.
NAY 1--ozt1 ~
NOTICE
- EuE6F A EFYNnLrE Asa 81 A CruIsrris
II tsIstratrIi frerrt h1r1ir1 d. "a athrr crIs.
rralei 1rtIrlrT eaI 90 rFrFF 1855 Ir tts
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-20

THIS road formed by the c0usul datlon % the s.
Lou and : 1ufh-easteru. the Evansville. heuoer-
son and Nashville and the h1-ehell an kentackF
Pa roads anC is the shortest and best lossln-e
-aute from 81. Louis an CHICAGO fa NAsHFlLl.is
MONTGOMERY. .ArLANTA- MACON M0BILE hAFAE-
MAJ and tuAGLESrlN lis suuerst7uc-uTe and
ecu uuleHt are unsurpassed by auy ID the Nest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-20

The Fou=+atle taks no notes and never did. It's
immense accuuruulat OBS therefore consist ID No
part o. premium notes but present solla aAs1 pc
lection.
sum Assured In 1872. S5l -3Il-oFS'
Ben- nearly 0llOo0 IN excess @. any other CON
uany. New business. ISIS iaf-' l7'-- -. -i-'
largest Of anv company IN the world.
ITS POLICIES AVERAGE ABOUT si.0o,
N.--l, me- cent .reatar than those C any other
COMPANY. - 49,. = 81
These facts alone a--ue conclus-Fely tlAi y sile
larcer elites anon wealthy uAs-Aess li-L
vrIT-e he aetna condition o. all the companies =
issf known the Equitable is the IEosl pop1-a- ail-
rDost suceassful such men always choose me Desk
an IN EEsr II AIWATs III cHLAfEsl
A few rellahle men wanted as Accents Address,
". III. =. WHTTCOMB,
GENERAL A6ENT
Wires Iusurauee Buildlu-. Burlnsia-- eI-lous-
June lsl-dNWt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-06-20

ll- L. =. fA-lNA C. LI.-
A. their Great Medical Depot I97 ls- Broad Stree
Providence, r. j.
March lz-sleodEWdu