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Wilmington; Columbia and Aug. b. r
!. SUPKRuTEHpHNT's UyT1ox, :

E1 MTER this aste Ii o
y 1zs1SX following. schedule will
be ran by tra aims on this road: T.7..I.,f
-,i. .iA. DAY EIPRXss TRAIN CDAILY.1 :.,,!.
Leave Wilmington tUnion Depotl 8,25 a. M
Arrive At Florence. 9.55 a. III.
Arr1ve 1t Columbia. 240 p. NJ.
Arrive at Augusta..... .......... !7.42P.M.
Leave augusta a................... 6.S5A. NJ.
Leave Columbia a................ ii, 20 AN {.
Arrive at !torenco.. ...............' 4.15 P. II.
Arrive Wilmington IUnion Depot1 10. rs r. ri
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. '-"''
Leave Wilmington [Union Depotl 5.45P. n :.
Arrive at 1l.S5 p. ID /.
Arrive At Columbia. $40 A. ri /.
Arrive at Augusta. $40 4. NJ.
Leave Augusta a...................' $50 P. N.
Leave Columbia ........ ......... 10.20P. NJ i.
Arrive at Florence. 2.12 Am.
Arrive at Wilmington. ........... 500 A. NJ 1.
Oct q JAS. ANDERSON, GenlSup't.
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Fresh Biscuits

Fresh Biscuits.
LNARINA, Pearl, Oyster, Vino. Butter, Milk
II Picnic, Cream, Corn Hill. Lemon, Soda
&C.. all fresh. For sale low by
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

NlAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
i the public to an examination, OF their
STOCK or MUSICAL MERCHAND1sE, con-
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
ccordeons, Braes and Silver Band Instru-
ments Of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds Of Musica! Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial ttention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed to thoee favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
chardson street, a few doors above PHGN1x
office Columbia, 8. @. Now
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and Columbia Railrcaf. {.

&4H TRIMS Rhss lgn E Sa a.i,J' F R
Trains on South Carolina Railroad up and
down; with Trains going North and South on
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta snd Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
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Attention is hereby called to Section 2
of an Ordinance prescribing tho duties of
City Surveyor, which reads as follows:
"Ba. n JxJIerS ordained, That here
after, any. person about to build any
house. or any new site, fronting or
bounding on any of the streets of the
city of Columbia. shall be required TO
have the same located, and he:bounda-
ries thereof, adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the City Surveyor, who
shall be- entitled oEeseive the sum sf S5
for each lot so located. And in case any
person shall erect any house, as afosa-
said, without having the same located by
the City Surveyor, as aforesaid such
person shall be subject TO d penalty of
$45 for each and every offence"
Parties coming within the provisions
of above Section Of said Ordinance, are
1etIasdEfkst lta Conditions and penalties
will be strictly required and enforced by
the Chief of Police. who is specially
charged with the enforcement OF said
Ordinance. BY order of the Mayor. Z.
- .e :" OHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk.
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Jack Bunsby has spoken. "Do say
that this are ship is lostp How soa and
if wherefore; then why notp Avast therel
MY names Jack B1nsby. Did 7 say
Blant Bunsby, or Bunsby BIunt3 pOh
Mars Head, who knows as 'ow as this
ERE ship may not come back no more?
What's the bearin's on it? More'n
fifteen mile to Sambro Light. Does
jack say so7 Wherefore II then 30 be
that this ERE ships gone down, why
then 80 be it. So says I, and my names
Jack Bnnsby."
a French author has translated a
passage from one of Cooper's novels aa
follows: '.He descended from his horse
in front OF the chateau and tied him to O
large grass-hopper." The original readp,
large locust. i ia's'
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one box nf Heinitsh's Blood and T.ivtr Pills
This is cheap practice. How ,t9 Thy, The
pi''
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL u NJ II A, s. c..
&15o,oo0
$500,000
Present Capital,
Authorized Capital,

dutOTtze0 .CNP1*fo, - .. SoVV,ooo
y ii a.- OFFICERS. I'll
JOHN D. PALMER, President. ..,,,..l
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier. IN q
g.. N. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
NHH1S BANK will coon occupy ita magnia-
i cent three-story and MAneard Roof build
Ing! now in couree of construction on the
corner of Plain and Richar0son streets. but
for tho present will do businees ut its old
General Banking business transacted. Ger
tifcates Of Deposit, bearing. interest at the
rate of seven per cent. per annun. issued.
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col
Iaterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in tho United States bought and sold. r.t,
F. W. NcMaster, R. D. Sem. tof r. D: Sem &
den,i r. L. Bryan, iof Bryan d MeCarter. J
B. Stanley, J. q. Seegers; Samuel MCGOWAN,
Abbeville; ]. a. Rion, Winnaboro. Feb s
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Deposits of S1 and Upwards Received,
or
SOUTH CAROLINA.

INTEREST," WE'D A THERA TEOF
SEVEN PER OENT. PER ANNUA ON
CERTIFICATES OF FDEPOSIT AND SIX
PER CENT. COAPOU OUNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ON Il eco UNITS.
OFFI0 f RS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John 3. Palmer, Vice-PresidenE
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
J.H. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. @. Has
kell, F. W. McMaster, E. b. Heinitsh, John B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg. Columbia.
q. T. Scott, Eewberry.
W. g. MAyes, Newberry.
B. 81. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. Laborers. Clerks, Widows, Or
phens and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there
on, Planters. Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business Or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
Gums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with
drawn BY themselves, or, in case CT death, BY
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity OF depositinR their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and, at
the same time, be subject to Withdrawal
whom needed. Aug l8
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Change Of Echedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
= COLUMBIA, s. O., Sept. %; 1872.
E n III - Change nf Schedule

- u - to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 29.h instant:
NAIL AND PAssREoER TRAM -
Leave Columbis at. o am
arrive at on 9ar!eston at 49,. 5000. 480p m
Leave ChArlestonat.. ............ .... $50 m
Z rive 1t Columbia at. ........ $40 m
NIGHT EXPRESS, TREIdHT AND D'ACco1MoDAfioH
TRAIN. tSundays excepted1,,r T@r
Leave Columbia. .7.80 m Arrive. 80 q m
Arrive Charleston 7.10 p IN Leave...6,f5 m
Camden Train will run Monday. Wedneeday
and Friday, ns follows: = ~ q! t''7-!
Leave Camden ,7S20 a. M.
Arrive ct Columbia at.............u A. n.
Leave Columbia at................ 400 p n.
a. L. TYLER, vice.Pre esident.
3. B. PIcKrNs. General Ticket Agent:n:o:e
Charlotte. C Columbia and Augusta Ri
=, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OSSiqE,
CoLuMB1A, 8: O., Eeptember 22l1 1872.
,oI}o,,n On and .aSesf .dssf fi1ir q, Gntes
Train No. /. Train No. 2.
Leave Columbia. 49,. a.5o Pm. $50 /. II
Arrive Augusta. ..7.42P. N. $40 A. u.
ut ! H. GoING N0nfH.t Z5.tlA'7
Leave Augusta, G.86 A. n. 5.60P. u.
Leave C6ldmbia. IL .6S A. n. l1.p5P. M.
Time ten soxeo nm
Washington; six minutes ahead Colnmbis.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily; sup-
days excepted. Both trains make close cob
nection to ali points North, South and West
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
- JAMES ANDERSON. General spp.
z. =. DoRsEx, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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Notice.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

UOUNOId OhhmDEU,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., March Fl, 1873.
FGNHE attention ofthe citizens OF Columbia Ia
i called to tho following extract from q city
ordinance in relation to shade trees. No one
tilate the shade trees in the oity, and any in
fringement OF the ordinance in rotation there
to will be punished by fino, IS provided by
law:
"SEcr1oS IS. Be IL further ordained, That il
any porson ahall cut down. kill or wilfully
damage any tree, natural or transplantod.
growing in the streets Of Columbia, or shall
wilfully destroy, injuro or remove any post,
railing or box, usod or erected for protecting
be subject to II penalty not exceeding forty.
five dol liars for each and every offence"
Mar % JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
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,5lg WtelIg aegister
LOCAL MATTERS.
: y='o1,7lnl11ortant..An Offer.

+. o.aer to increase the circulation Of
~, p,pcr. aud to induce a F'ne"al Of
u. ,,,,,iotious, We make the following very
, ry,.,, oasr to everybody. We presume
,ssrs i.a large number who will avail
,,,n.e,ves of this rare offer. To every
'' .,b,,riber, who pays US $3.50 10 adj
p D.n,. ws will send the Register and
"W,oj's Household Magazine Isl 5O)
.,,.,b,r With the beautiful oil Chrome
nyosuile F." The retail price Of this ez-
..Ir.nt chrome is So Reoolleot that
=, 30 will get tho Register tue Maya
II, npi the chrome. To all our 'uOsoFi'
t,,, who renew their subscriptions we
NIX. the same offer. Send 10 your names
and mouoy. Address =, -
'"' GEO. W TIpPsTT,
Editor Register.
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CITY MARKET.
PoIyr PHEASANT, Nov y, 1873

PolNT PLEASANT, Nov u, 1873
FLOUR-A -four IS rs; xxx IS
XXS7 25; X So 90
WHEAT New wheat 81 to S12 5.
CORNING quote corn at 50 cents per
bushel.
BUTTER Good hard pressed butter
is quoted at 80 cents per pound.
GGGS-E Eggs are in good demand, and
our merchants are Offering Is cents per
dozen
LARD-GOod prime lard is Offering al
12I cents per pound.
MEATS Sugar cured bans 10 cents;
plain hams 15i shoulders 10; sides l2!3;
dried beef FROM 25 to 30 cents per pound.
COFFEE Coffee is quoted at 2StO 80
cents,
SUGAR--New Orleans. 10y; white
Is cents
MOLASSES--NeW Orleans 900 to 81
per gallon; Syrups $50 toSl
CHEESE-Goo quality, Is offered at
20 cents per pound
'f'EAS-1'eal ranges from 50 to'S1 o.
per pound,
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We gee by the GaIlipolis

p,rooyALs.-We see by the GalllpolIs
,,,s that at late meeting Of the Board
Il director, of the Ohio Valley Bank
" r Ninturn, formerly resident of our
,a,. vas unanimously elected Cashier OIL
..i5 Bank. vice A. NJ, Doyle, Esq re-
signed. We congratulate Mr. Mintarn
y, bis election, aud can assure the Direc'
tory That they could not have placed this
honor upon gentleman more deserving.
Senator Eastman aud Delegate Rey'
O,l3s we're down on short visit to their
hpilies, the last of the week, aud return.
ed to Charleston the first of this week
Mr. REYNOLDS says the Legislature is do
jng their "lcvcI best and leaving no cause
for their constituents to grumblo.
D. s. Stevenson of Clifton and A h.
Young, Of Mason City, we're in town on
Friday. Mr.. Stevenson is the "Merch'
ant Prince" Of this county lie informed
as thltho was now receiving the largest
sock Of goods ho has opened 10 Clifton =
Our readers will make uote of this fact,
aai buy their goods of D. 5. Stevenson
John McCulIocb, Jr, and wife, have re.
turned from their bridal tour.
The Tom Hackney is now qu1r'ared in
@n Nanp~ha. Her officers, Capt Miles
aud i. B Thomas are now at home The
Il,ckney will probably take tow of pro
duce boats to New Orleans
We had the pleasure Of meeting in TIT
city one evening last week, MI Hornet
Henderson, Of B1Iprc, Ohio, chief cIcri
oftho steamer Tom Hackney He is {
clever aud accomplished gentleman.
john i. Saith. Of the frm of Smith &
Brother, Wheeling, was in the city Thurs
day and Friday, looking after the interes
Of the firm These "paniky' times makf
business men watch the corners"
The Putnam County Court commenced
lIonday, and about ui the members Of the
Bar in this place are in attendance.
Father McKeruan, of Mason City, will
leave Friday for Baltimore and other East
crn cities, aud will be absent about three
weeks.
Il | Fisher Erq, has returned from
Jackson and Roane. WHARF he has been at
tending the Courts for the past three OIL
four weeks
Our Young friends, Geo. Martin, JAS
b NIeOagor aud Thomas L Hale, who
went out West few weeks ago, on tOul
eff inspection, returned last Saturday
night They express themselves as high
ypIeased with the country
J. A, Gibbons, assistant editor Of the
Logan (Ohio) Republican, arrived at biz
home in this pIn,o Sunday evening Hi
face is rather long caused BY tho reccu
elections, no doubt.
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No other town in'the Ohio or Kanawha
Valley, offers as great inducements to la
Dor and capital as Point Pleasant does at
this moment We are in fair way to
have Marine Railway in short time,
that will give employment to a large mum.
Der Of bands; We have boat yard in sue.
ce'stul operation; the Ohio Barrel Compa.
ny, the largest establishment Of the kind
10 The United States, is in operation aud
furnishes employment to more than hum
u'ed 1oed and boys; We are promised @
foundry aud machine shop; and sash and
door factory is talked Of, all of which will
Tend 10 develop the surrounding country
ADD help to build up our city. And
Two or three railroads are surveyed or be-
l's surveyed to this point, and some
o'ylhe Washington and Ohio and Q, Il
y railroads must Of necessity come
" The Mouth Of Kanawha, because of the
Pr Promised early completion Of the James
N'er and Kanawha River water line from
eobio to the seaboard Thus it will
i. 20 seen that the prospect of "a brightfuturo
,'' our little city is good, aud that now is
''' time for labor and capital to come in
'n'Nstus Now property can bo pur-
, ,aaseq at reasonable figures and on easy
"''a'-Iu few years this will not be the
case.
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Virginia House,
POINT PLEASANT ". VA,
A. p. DEEM, Proprietor.

JNHISwcll known House having been thor
ouphy repaired from attick to cellar and
refurni he'd al great expOnse, with new bed
ding. together with rev furniture Of the most
modern styles, is now one Of the best kept
Houses IN The State. Experienced walters at
Tend the wants Of guests. A night Waterman
ia kept to convey passengers to and from bout,
at ali hours of night The travelling public
are respectfully invited tost6p at this House
guaranteeing that they will net go away dis
Satisfied. In connection with the above the
Proprietor has good Livery Stable,
ectobcr Goth, 1851,
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Asst is better to have loved and lost
than never have loved at all, so is it better
for ladies to commence buying their toilet
goods, perfumcry, brushes, &c at Van
elders Drug Store, behind which ooun'
ter will be found the handsome, smiling
and polite bob" Henderson
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10 times like these every mau is expect
cd to do his duty, aud every woman is eS'
psotod to buy her dry goods, notions, car
nets, etc., at Sotsaer, sehou y McCullo0h's
whore goods are offered at panic prices.
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A colorcd man aud woman have been
iocarceratcd in the county Jail, charged
with burning the house Of Mark Smith,
on the lower side of the Kanawha.
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VT Tyson has just put an iron pump
5 A. no Court House we'll. which is deoi.
pump - 'N' Wv "'
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Our city is the center of legal business
in the county. is The center Of politics, has
the hest schools and finest churches, aud
ought to be the center Of business.
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And now Enos Smith would invite the
people to bis sture by marking down his
goods. Cheap goods is what the people
want, and Mr.. Smith understands that =
Give him call,
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DAILY HACK !

~ ~a The subscriber would res
SSf respectfully informs the
&&I citizens Of Poin' Pleasant,
that he will run daily hack between the Ferry
Landing opposite the town and Gallipols'-
ANY business in the way Of orders, will be
promptly attended 10,
oct9 Il, REUBEN ALLEN
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Our readers should not forget that j.
W. Bryan has an entire new stock Of fam
lily groceries, and as cheap as ever.
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When freedom from her mountain height
unfurled her standard to the air, she tore
the azure robe Of night aud set the stars
ofglory at Holloway's new Grocery, now
being filled with choice stock, aud being
visited by everybody, who will have none
but the best feed "
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The "socisl hop" given by the "Y A
NJ D G." at the Virginia House last Fri
day evening, was an enjoyable affair :
We spent an hour or two in the ball room
booking on, as the buys and girls KEEP
time to the music furnished by the PoiD
Pleasant String Band
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We have au Interesting column Of State
itcms this morOiug clipped from our West
Virginia exchanges The county news
papers arc doing good work for thi'
young and growing Commoswealth,"
work that We fear is not properly appreci-
a'ed by the people who, by reason of the
continual advertising afforded by the local
newspapers put money in their purse =
There ia an old and prevalent notion
among the people that the publisher of a
county paper is "a sort Of good ustarcd per
son who lives upon the benefac'ions Of
the community and expresses by pafs, his
gratitude to the superior beings who nov
and then enable him, out of their abund'
ant bounty, to enjoy "a square meal =
According to the notion Of the citizens Of
this free and enlightened State an editor
has 10 rights that are worthy of respect :
lie must be obelient to the spirting which
any Prospero, though he has no more
brains than Calibau may see fit to com,
mand.
Very properly, however, the West FiF-
ginia press has asserted its independence,
aud IN nearly all the counties the editors
are the masters of their own columns aud
Weld obedience to no mans dictaton As
consequence the papers exert that iu-
auence to which the enterprise and homes
ty Of their managers entitle them, aud the
people look to them for plain and unvar.
nished truths upon which to found their
opinions in matters Of State policy.
The county newspapers in West Tir,
GINA are, without exception, worthy Of gen
erous patronage. Their careful chronic
ling of local news is the best possible evi'
dence of their usefulness
As a member Of the newspaper fratcrnI-
ty we extend our best wishes to the West
Virgiuia press, our comrades in labor, aud
assure our co,laborors Of our earnest coop
GRAFTON in whatever may give to Journal,
ism lure that aigdy and respect Which
is its proper due = Eheeliog Register
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MARRIED AT the residence Of Colonel
Benjamin IIcmastcr Hickory Chapel, on
Thursday, October 20;h, 1873, by Rev
William II. Harrison, Mr.. Samuel Rifle
aud Miss Lizzie GreepIee, both of Mason
county.
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A., ,,.n IL. - .ao ,homsolvas in
1.i;.. ~. ~ 60. ,b.mselvos in
t;,s' al rolv.,
$50
wa !, Il. o,.,k.t bo, pIeptv Of dear
:, 1T :. :, ,;,h, nov
I0e laa'es 10 'u'" ''' ..t;a., -
that 'ney nave 70 ''l' -
put on 'ne'r uAs
W. ,. ,.. n,ro, n he called
~. = p,,,oa. co,n,, yo5,pesdent.
49,
The melancholy uay Jaw D'' '''
sadiesI Of the y''F' ~ r's. '"' wv w Wv r' 81,
lor V0''Aey uO'' uuu '''''
-----------.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment Of s. Y Wasson' GalIipoIis, OF
Holiday Goods" Mr. WATSON has a
very large stock of the goods advertised
]. NJ. Kerr & Co., Gallipolis, Ohio.
are not affected by the panic and are now
opening larger stock Of goods in their
line, than ever before, to which they ask
the attention Of their West Virginia pat
rOns and friends. See advertisement
r. j.. D., p,o..,n, n.r, S,oro
r,..nh 8 Man., snno,in,oD5oD, for yoo,
"y,t" e., .hi.Lon and bos obolor,. .vobO.
pl...;, c..,,,,,J. r,,,,.i.. Al
aa,etnn. p.l.,n,. r,;lo, so,n. po,fo.
- g.
/, :.
c,.n.a.. bo,voon MioDio Moo,o and
,''' v;an;o o..,ioa ~ ,ho sooo by
,na .,..iab, bo,ls In tho .ocona hon,
WV ,.. hood n, n.o - w.,
.'aG ;,., No.. ~. aomn,n s,o,L
's''D'' . .l~'0" -
1t is the talk all up and down the rivers
and rripFn1 IN am aynhnnJas that pnint
r d. ,,a'ra = w. TO-. .,...L nnon
''',r", "a' ~ , :" n,,., w., h,,,a.
" :" 'u'' " y,, NV 'a',a"s %G'. '~a ., !.
Wv" V''' Os'o'I' ~ '"pS'..9 49,
greater building next year Let capitalat
n ;, NJ,
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Most men like to see themselves in
print. Ladies like to SEQ themselves IN
silks and velvet!
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W. d. OaOle, tlls CITY, uas VVmPIeVe
stock Of General Hardware, Tools. cuIlo'
~, &c. A foe lot Of cooking aud heat
ing stoves, CRATES, fre.frOnts, tenders, al
so tin, copper aud sheet-iron ware. Mr.
Gable is one Of our most cntarprisiug and
accommodating merchants aud is deserv'
ing The patronage of the public He sells
his goods as low as they can be bought
anywhere, apd besides he keeps nothing
bu! the best stock. Our farmer readers
should call aud examine bis immense and
well assorted stock when they are in the
city.
Some month or two ago, Adolph Hess
of this place, had stolen. from him q very
valuable gold watch and chain For some
time Mayor Bird. Of GaIlipolis, has been
looking it up, aud on last Saturday it was
found in the bands Of man in that city,
where it had been stsked against 500 OIL
the race between Minnie Moore and Ian
caster. Marshal Dale seized it, and sent
for Mr.. Hess, who identified aud proved
the property and it was given up to him
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The confectionery and restaurant re
Gently opened by Mr., Selbc, in this city,
is fast growing in popular favor aud is rap
idly securing large trade. II is much
more complete than anything Of the kind
We have ever bad in this place, and being
kept 10 superior style is already favor
lite resort AT this place you can be sup
lied with anything in the confectionery
line, or With a good square dish Of oysters
served in any style, or with cup of bot
coffee, ham and eggs, beefsteak. &c, at
any hour in the day Call and see him
Bio TRANSFER Last week Mr.. John
A Epkin exchanged his farm Of one
thousand aud nineteen acres, in Cheshire
township, for One.third of three hundred
acres of coal land, oue.third interest IN the
New Castle salt works, situated just above
West COLUMBIA anl $4,000, with Mr.
II. B, Smith. Mr.. Elkm intends going
u,o the salt business, and will probably
remove his family to West Va, next week
1t is With regret we part with Mr.. Eakin
rs he is one Of our best ci,iz,ns. If he
must go, we hope he may succeed to hi'
mos! sangaiuc expectations Ga'limli'
Journal.
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