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Polo. Ill,

The Farmers and Mechanics Association
of Polo, Ill., have adopted the following reso,
lutions:
Resoloed, That the law recently enacted,
largely increasing the salaries of those Off
GERS Of the General Government who enacted
it, and known as the Salary Grab" is q
gross violation of the pledge made by them
those members of Congress who accepted the
increased pay equally guilty with those who
advocated and voted for the measure
Resolred, That we will support no candi-
date for office who has been, or is now, op.
posed to the laboring and producing classes
and, also, we will hold those to strict account
whom We have advanced to positions of trust
and power
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At Seneca.

The arrangements at Seneca are on grand
scale for q good old fashioned celebration in q
grove near the city. There will be firing of can.
non, procession, Grafton by G. w. stipp, Esq,
of Ottawa, with toasts and short speeches Also
various games, such as tub race, egg race, wheel.
barrow racer climbing creased pole, catching
creased pig, &c, concluding with brilliant dis.
play Of fire works in the evening
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An Honest Mans the Noblest Work of
God"
Fair Pay for Fair Work"
"All We Ask Is an Equal Chance in the
Race Of Life"
Farmers Patent--Granted in Eden
"Our Rights Must Be Respected and Pro,
tscted."
"Our Watchword, Combination"
Farmers Rights"
I'VE Are United"
"Our Congress, that Voted Themselves
Back Pay, Had Better Hunt Their Holes 10,
Day"
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BALLOU's MAGAZINE FOR JULY-The july
number of Ballou's Magazine is already issu
ed, and a nice number il is, one of the best
that has appeared since the great fire, when
the office of the publishers was burned II is
a marvel Of neatness and good taste, and con.
tains such brilliant list of stories and illus.
t-ations that we do not wonder at is popular.
ity, gained in spite decomposition 1t i. just
the book for the household, and sUchbeng
the case We recommend il TO al Of our read,
ers.
Sample copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceiyei by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa H.
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Farmers Board Of Trade at Aurora.

The first meeting of the farmers board Of
trade was held at Aurora on the 10Th. For q
beginning. the transactions were encouraging,
covering about 10000 lbs of wool at from 40
to As cts, some 10000 lbs of butter 1000 doz.
eggs, 5000 lbs cheese, rs sacks -four, pigs,
poultry, &c. The Beaean says;
There was much larger attendance Of far.
mers than we had anticipated, and the Aurora
Board Of Trade may now be considered fully
organized, under the most favorable auspices.
The next meeting will occur on Thursday
afternoon next, June 26th, at / 80.
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Circuit Court,

In the case of Pope & Jekyll VS.. the Trus-
tees of the Utica Congregational Church,
mentioned in our last as still in the hands of
the jury, an informal verdict was finally
returned of $4l4 for plaintiffs This leaves
the case still open for discussion.
In the other case mentioned in our last as
on trial Sandwich Enterprise Co. VS.. Minke
the verdict was in favor of Minke.
In the cases of E. r. Fay We. Vermilion
Coal Co., and Avery ct al w. same, both
ejectment cases, the court found for the de.
PENDANT, and motions for new trial pending.
The case now on trial is that Of the Otta-
wa, Oswego & F. r. " r. r, Co., for G. II.
Force & Co, vs.. Levi H. Rood, a case which
excites good deal of interest," as it involves
the liability of the defendant to pay note
given for stock in the aforesaid railroad
company, the consideration for which the
defendant claims, has failed. The facts in
the case are generally familiar, as is the
further fact, that other notes to quite large
amount, are virtually involved in the same
suit One point Of the defence is that in the
transfer of the road to the Burlington Com.
pany, the stock of the original stockholders
was forfeited, extinguished or rendered
worthless.
One Of the witnesses examined as TO the
value Of the stock was John S. Armstrong,
ESQ., with whom and the attorney for plain
tiff occurred a calloquy something like this:
An.-How much stock DO you own in this
o. o. & F. r. " r. RI
Wt-One thousand dollars.
AH.-Is it paid up
Wa-Yes, sir
AH.-How much do you consider il worth
WH-Well, ! would take ten cents for it..
Col. Plumb, who appeared to be deeply
interested spectator, said he would take it,
but probably regarding his offer as rash
one, subsequently backed out.
Z, N. Lewis, Esq, however, the attorney for
plaintiff, felt more courageous, paid the ten
cents and took the stock.
Mr. Armstrong spent the ten cents at a
barber shop, congratulating himself on hav.
ing had at least one good shave at the expense
of the blarsted monOpolsts, though it had, in
the start, cost him thousand dollars The suit
is prosecuted by Eldridge s. Lewis for plain
tiff and defended by D. p, Jones; and prom.
Uses to occupy several days yet.
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At Reynolds Grove.

This is q beautiful Grove near the residence OF
B. B Reynolds, Esq, miles south east of Otta-
wa The towns Of Grand Rapids, Deer Park,
Farm Ridge and Fall River join IN the celebra-
ton, and the calculation is to make it q big
thing 1t is to be basket picnic, with Grafton,
music, &c.
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Il had more money than he had To carry
on the suit, said very mean individual who
had just won a lawsuit over q poor neighbor,
"ane that's where had the advantage Of him
Then / had much better counsel than he. and
there had the advantage of him. And his
family were sick while the suit vas pending
so he couldn't attend to il, and there is where
i had The advantage of him again. But then
Brown = very good sort OF pSp. Sf;er an. d"
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Kendall Co, Ill.

AT meeting of the Kendall County Far
mers' Association last Saturday, the Hon,
John West Morgan of Big Grove, an old and
honored citizen Of this State, and member
of the Constitutional Convention of 1910, was
present, and after repeated calls made the
farmers a speech of twenty-five minutes
Among other things, he made this astound.
ing statement: Twenty years ago 100 acres
of land in this county, with the Improvements
upon it. cost $25 an acre; that capital in.
creased for twenty years as fast as c., b. & G.
r. r. stock has, would now be worth nearly
a million of dollars" And the people are
asked to submit to continued oppression and
extortion that such enormous, unjust and uD.
equal profits may be maintained
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SETTLE UP.-Nessrs. Gridley & Perkins, on
looking over their accounts, find many unpaid
notes and bills, and are very DESTROYS Of squarng
up everything in business like manner. Those
who owe anything to either of the members Of
the late firm are earnestly requested to call at
once and do "the fair thing" Mr. Gridley will
be Al the Gas Works, west Of the sidecut, and
Mr.. Perkins at Cushman's Foundry and Machine
Shops, and q settlement with either of these gen.
tleneu viii be binding"
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The exact location Of the Copperas Creek
dam has been fixed by the Canal Commission
ers and the United States Engineer at place
one mile below Capperas Creek Landing
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II you don't want to disgust everybody with
your offensive breath, cure your catarrh upon
which i depends. $50 reward is offered Nv the
proprietor o. D.. S2ge's Caisrrh Remedy which
he oaruc; ere. Iii.ty.t ~ druggists 90
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,

LAUNDgY.--Wc are glad to note that the Otta.
va Laundry IS success. It wins golden opin.
ions from all sorts Of people, and is tie beet
laundry that's ever been in Ottawa.
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EDITORS FREE TRADER:-I see by the proceed
ings Of the City Council on Tuesday evening that
s7S40 were paid Jos. Fennell for filing up lot
on Walker street. The job was probably worth
all that was paid for il, but the question that
puzzles me is, when and how did the Council Or
der this work to be done, and by what
right or reason is the money of the people Of OF
lava expended in filing up and improving pri.
vate property for the lot in question belongs to
private individuals, and is increased full 800 in
value by this job. II the Council is going into
the business Of Ill up low and wet ground
around the city as q sanitary measure, ! can
point out good deal of private property the
owners of which will be pleased to have the city
improve their lots in like manner at the peoples
expense.
Another thing have noticed. Hef q dozen
OF new street lamps have been put up in East OF.
tawa, but no new lamps have been lighted west
of the sde-cut or in any other part Of the city
that / am aware of, though the posts are there
and our city gas blls, instead of averaging $50 q
month, as last year, run from 800 10 $40 {
month. read the council proceedings regular.
ly, but have never seen any order for these new
lamps and lamp posts, or for this enlargement OF
the citys expense for gas. ! don't understand
how these things are done. Can you explain?
QuERIsr.
ASswER.-To say that our city fathers, in
whose wisdom everybody has ssch profound con
fidence, have done anything illegal or wrong,
would so eetonish our people that regard for
their nerves prevents us from making any such
rash assertion The points presented by
our correspondent however, are such as We
think deserve the serious end prayerful attention
OF the official organ end apologst
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Livingston County, Ill,

The following resolutions were adopted at
a meeting of Bethel Grange, in that county,
on the Goth:
WHEREAS, We have noted with surprise
the course pursued by the Pontiac Seminal
~ against the farmers movement and its
platform Of principles, being characterized
by that paper as gotten up by q parcel OF
dead beats " and "scalawags" Therefore
be it
Bes0lced, BY this Grange now IN session,
That we utterly condemn the action of the
Pontiac Sentinel in its scurrilous articles on
Abe farmers movement; and be it further
Reso!oed, That we hereby agree with and
endorse tn : ctiOn of the committee men of
this county who met in Pontiac on the 3lst
OF May 1873, for the purpose of effecting a
more perfect organization Of the farmers
movement in this county
At the meeting of the farmers club Of the
townships of Waldo, Pike Rocks Creek and
Nebraska, June IA, 1873 the following was
adopted unanimously:
Resol0sd, That we heartily endorse the aati
monopoly platform that was adopted by the
farmers committee men in Pontiac May 31st,
1878
And that we will support the candidates
nominated by that convention and no others
ResoEced, That the action of the Pontiac
Sentinel IN calling said committee set of
political hacks - is by us heartily con
demned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-28

The Ottawa Academy of Natural Sciences
meets in the Sd story Of Cheevcrs block on the
first Thursday OF every month, at O'Clock p. N.
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yes" said his listener, land there's where
he had the advantage of you"
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GRIDLEy & PERKINS.

Woods Household Magazine for July i.
ahead Of any previous number, and when VIZ
consider it's usual standard excellence, this il
rare praise indeed. 1t is household, not only
in name but in character, and its table of con
tents wonderful adaptation Of articles
to the individual members of the family cir
Gle. The Childrens Department is crowded
full, and contains apoem, in baby-talk, which
without doubt, will be very acceptable to tn,
little ones. The price of the magazine is one
dollar a year Address,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, N. Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-
ceived by Osman e llapeman, Ottawa, ii.
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]|B len,

June I'd, Of dropoy, KATHARINE JON Es, wife of A
Jones, OF Waltham aged about ~ vears.
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Notice to All.
G. f. JACKSON.
LEADER OF Low PRICES,

Is nov rendy with largo stock of DRY
= = uI1SsG 1O9pS and FANCY NOTIONS, at The
Low ESI POSSIDLE PRICES, FOR CASH.
say little, but will do more when you cali
IL tne store. c. F. JACKSON.
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sELBY COLUMBIA. g, THURSDAY DECEMBER l878

fR6TEcr1oN FOR Wives -Judgments Is
amounting to So. 700 have been rendered
against Mattoon {nl.) saloon keeper
and in favor. OF the wives of three
drunken husbands, to whom the saloon
keeper had been in the habit of selling
liquor. and who neglected to ascertain
whether the said wives had granted to
the said husbands the usual "permit'' in
such oases made and provided.
:. A Danbury husband is of opinion
that no woman, however nervous she
may be. has q right to wake her hus-
band from Q sound sleep, only to tell
him, on his inquiring what is the mat
ter, Nothing, only wanted to know
1t you were awake"
Florida announces that when the sun
ply Of invalid visitors is exhausted. it
can makeiah handsome living out OF, it's
illimitable oyster beds.
In despair. 9 ST. Paul reporter put it
in this way :s''T wish I was an Indian. n
Modoc or Ute; I'm tired of hunting
items with the mud above my boot"
Locomotives are heated with petro-
ieum in Russia. 1t is q popular article
Tor kindling fires in this country, as the
Obituary notices frequently testify.
The horse disease has again M.
peared in New York. -
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Pratt's Astral Oil
4 Is S u UT ELY SA rE.

Perfectly odorlcss. Always uniform. lllu-
mlhating qualities superior 10 Gas. Eurns
In any lamp, without danger O! exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly TO dis
P!scc the use o: volatile and dangerous oils.
its Safety under every possible test, and it's
Periec. burning qualiti"s are proved By its
continued use i'll over 500 100 families. Mil.
mons OF gu '.on: have been sod and no acct
dsnt-dl; ely or iud.rcctly-has ever oc.
CURED from burning, storing or handling it,
The immense yt arly loss to litc and property,
resulting from the usc of cheap and danger
ous oils in tho United States. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL az the beet safeguard when
lamps are used. Send Cor Circular. WM.
B. STANLEY, Columbia, has complete
STOCK at all t1Ees. Oct II 3mOt
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Baltimore &Wilmingt ton, N. G.
1lhkIa1>
sszgss3Sss33E


semi-Weekly Steamship Line.
composed OF the first-class Steamships
y; y =; FOLEI;: Capt. d. J. PRICE
!, boG1LGE. E..............C Capt. j. 8. BENNETT
hALEldd. ................ Capt. j. g. OLIVER
W1LL here after sail from BALTIMORE
wv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. and
from WILMINGTON every "Wednesday
and SATURDAY.
Connecting at Wilmington, N. O.. with the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road, giving Through Billie of Lading to and
from all points in North and South Csrolina.
Georgia and Alabama.
Connecting at Columbia, S. O., with the
Greenrille and Columbia Railroad and Char
iotte division Of tho Charlotte. Columbia ard
Augusta Railroad.
:, connecting at Augusta. Ca, with Georgia.
Macon and Augusta and Central Railroads
Steamers of this line, on arrival in Will
mIington. stop at Railroad Depot, and tho
Nalirond Freight, being slowed separately in
Steamer, is transferred, under covered sheds.
ulrect to Cars. without delay, and forwarded
1y the fast Freight Express that evening.
40 drayage in Wilmington, and no transfer
from Wilmington South. hates guaranteed
as low as by any other route, and all loseus
OF orover-cnarges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods cia Steamship to Whining
Ton, and forward Bills OF Lading to Kailroad
Agent, Wilmington, N. @.
For further information, apply TO c;thor of
undersigned Agents OF the line.
ANDREWS Il CO., Agents 3. d ". Steam.
ship Line. No. G3 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore.
A. D: CAZAUX, Agent q. i w. Stcamship
Line Wilmington, n. g.
a. ropE, General Freight Agent,
L. w. CLARK, Asst Gen. Freight Agt,
H. NJ ooTT1NGHAs1" "ia!%1mgaG9n, aenegEa9 fssfs,r ~ e:
Agent, Atlanta, Ga. NV % 3mns
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A his new store, Main street, nearly OF.
"A posltc tho Central National Bank. has
aiarge and beautiful stock of fine WATCHES.
sttm and key winders, from the best En-,
ifopean and American manufacturers, aud OF
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled aseort.
ment m just received. and all tho latest styles.
sterling S1LEER-WARE, in sets and cases.
brlaal Ijil rresents, and & very fine selection Of
Lockete, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Rings, large stock of Spectacle and
Eye Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and a
great variety OF Fancy Articles. My stock is
country, and will be sold az cheap es tho
same article can be bought anywhere.
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Carriage Materials.

Uarr1age Materials.
NN purchases OF CARRIAGE NATE.
~ RlALS, including Springs, AxIcs, Hubs,
Spokfs, Fc!locs. Shafts, Leather, Tire Iron.
nnd Iron OF ether descriptions, Mallcablc
CASTINGS, Enanleled Cloths. and ali other
goods in this line, We will make a special dis.
count OF ten PR cent to cash juyers on all
Ds'ls amounting to ice doi!ols and ,r'cGrds,
on the prices current on 1st inst, 10 meet me
reduction In prices cGwsci jyMe uanic
Nov y JOHN AGNEW & son
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~af- s%+' al Gard. g 'ait'
THE CITIZENS SAVINGS DANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA has to day gone into
voluntary bankruptcy, under our advice.
ihis advice has been given as the most eff
tectual means OF protecting the interests of
ITO deposttors and. other ;creditors-who csn
thus, and thus only, have the management
ana control of, its assets instead OF their
being placed in the hands of q receiver, in
whose selection they have no voice.
The Ofhcers Of tho Bank will, at an early
day. publish q statement, giving full inf,r.
nation OF Its affairs.
We would warn depoaitors and creditors
not 10 barter their claims to speculators and
other interested parties, as VIC are informed
there exiets . most dangerous combination,
whose object is to obtain controlling inte.
rest, to the destruction Of the Bank and the
detrlment OF depoaitors.
we would further advise the depoeitors
and creditors to retain thcir claims until the
pu6i!cation above referred to has been NJ de.
which, in our. opinion, will justify the wis !.
dom and policy OF the course adopted in
their interest, aud will suggeet q plan. which
II heartily co,,operated in by depositors and
creditors! will save them from lose. T.l
(SignedD MoSIASTER d. LECONTE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
POPE S HASKELL, Z
BAOHMAN & YOUMANS,
or Counsel
a Dec.i
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.

A JOURNEY to the Centre of the Earth
n from the French OF Jules Verne, -.
T, NonoGrarhs; Personal and Social by Lord
NouSilton with portraits, SO.
,Jessanilne, Novel, by Marion Harland,
:. AsH!nst the Stream, By schonberg Gotta
Mnei, and Morals, by Howeis, 81 Is.
MenMr OF Brother, by Tom brown, at
Remarkable Voyages; or, Man Upon the
Sea, illustrated, by Goodcrich, So.
Iook ~ EE.itaphs, by Northcnd. 81 Is.
ihe pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whittier,
Aftermath. new Poem, by Longfellow.
Physics and Politics, by Bachot, London.
And other new Books. Also, an assortment
OF new Novels. Ncv11
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MILLINERY,
a Iva Victis."

T6 VICLIS.
N the present excited stato of the adrer-
l. Using mania, We scarcely know how TO
address our friends. "Unprcccdented
Rushes," Enormous Increase of Eiz Gd
cdpfdndum cigar pufis, n liberal profusion OF
super!atlvcs. together with the quietly whis.
pcred.in-your-ear assurance that it il aston
iehlng how the young men etand up to tho
ancc-really have left our modeet style in the
shade. We have. however, no desire or love
for tho sensational. Water always finds
its level" and purchasers of 10 cent hams
and cooking butter vampcd under Tie namn
OF "Gilt EDGE" soon find their way back to
where good goods only arc Kept; and where
TO promises arc made which are not meant
10 be performed. Our stock is full, cur bus
aud our goods are mp 10 tho standard we
have always maintained. We can promise
no more. IpLun. sap.
Sow GEO. SYA!MEES
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING GOO0s,

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
NHE undersigned. equal to The wants of
MS friends aud the public in general,
formerly, occupied by John c. Dial, with a
large and well-sclccted stock of DRY GOODS.
ELOThlNd and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, which he offers at prices that DEFY
OF the patronage hitherto extended to him
he promises full satisfaction to all that ia,
Fop MN With call. Ii. GOODMAN.
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A VERY large stock of desirable GOODS.
"a purchased since the panic, at aucti~n
and elsewhere. will be offered on MONDAY,
November 10, 1873, and throughout he week.
ri the most EXTRAORDINARY Low rn;oLs EVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS will be
offered at less than PANIC PRICES.
All tho newand desirable Fabrics in Mourn
Ing Dress Goods, including sevcn.v.tive
pieces OF Black Alpacas, Of the best goods
made, will be offered at panic prices.
tlanneia, Blankets. Comfort abies, Hosiery
aud Underwear for ladies' gents and chill
alen, OF every eize and quality, at extremely
low prices.
In our LACE department, we offer an i'm.
mense i assortment Of goods, comprising Col.
lnrettcs, Jabots, Kuits, Ties, &C.. which la
dles will find to be the best assortment We
have ever exhibited, and at unusually low
Our. stock of Domestics, Prints, Jeans,
lweeds and Cassimeres comprise full line
OF CHOICE goods. at very low prices. Linen
anu housekeeping Goods much under for
mer prices. Carpets and Hugs at great re-
ductlon, to reduce stock an give our custom-
ers bargains.
Don't fail to secure some OF the great bar
game to be found at the Grand Central Dry
Goods Est Establishment OF
W. D. LOVE CO,
| Under the Wheeler Honse.
W. u. LOVE. b. B. MCCEEERY.
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Guns and Pistnls.

I RESPECTFULLY inform
< my friends and the public IN
general that. I have on hand
Vwell-selccted stock of double
and single-berrc!ed GUNS, REPEATERS.
Shot Pouches and Flasks, Game Bags, Cans
and Ammunition, Toys of all description.
Walking Canes, and many other articles too
numerous to mention, which offer for sale
low Tor cash. Repairing done ut short notice.
Also. Keys lifted. Z. ". KRAFT,
Aoyl AT the Sign OF the Big Gun.
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FRANKLIN HOlISE

corHcr Tri2Je ahi Gates St,eets.
f'uE undersigntI bcge to announce 10 his
Il Old patrons and friends, that no has re-
oI.ened his SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU.
RANT, and il prepared to serve, at all hours,
FISH, GAAlt: and OYSTERS, in all styles;
Charleston and Columbia markets afr,rd.
NOV b O. II. FRANKLIN
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n Card.
( BEG to state to those Of nly customers
L who have been running monthly bills.
thatall accounts uLpaid on tho 5th instant
viii at once Do stopped and tlc proper steps
taken 10 legally enforce payment. This
course II Imperative for protection OF nv
self and creditors. 40 exception whatever
viii be made GEO. SYMMERS