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A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents Make $3.50 q Day, $50 Week
AN ENTIRELY
New Sewing Machine
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

FoA OomE641O Uo6.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
lPAh the Ne,o Patent Bution-Ho Worker,
Patented June 81 1871.
A MOST wonderful and elegantly construct
~ ed SEWING. MACHINE for Family
straight Eye Pointed Needle. sELr-THnEADNo,
direct upright POSITIVE MOTION, new Tension.
Self-Feed and C)oth Guider. Operates by
Smooth and noiseless. like eli good high.
priced machines. Has Patent Check to pre-
vent the wheel being turned the wrong way.
Uses the thread direct from the spool. Makes
rapid. Will do all kinds Of work. fine and
coarse, from cAMDnIo to heavy cloth or LEA.
Their, and uses all descriptions of thread
it STRENGTH; all the parts OF each Machine
being made alike Ly machinery. and beautiful
iy finished and ornamented. It is very easy
to learn. Rapid, smooth and silent in opera
ton. Reliable at all times, and PRACT1oAL,
6o1RNTIPIo. MECHANICAL INVENTION, at greatly
reduced price.
4 good, cheap, Family Sewing Machine at
last. The fret and only success in producing
Sewing Machine. Ite extreme low price
reaches all conditions. Its simplicity and
strength adapts it to ali capacities, while it's
wherever used. and creates a rapid demand.
IT Is ALL II IL RECOMMENDED.
Il can cheerlully and confidently recon-.
mend iep use to those who are wanting really
good Sowing Machine, at a low price.
MRS. J. r. WILSON.
"Ruthorford Park, Bergen Co., N. j."
rrice OF each Machine. GLASS A." "One.'
(warranted for FIVE years by special eeri6'
catc,) with oil the fixtures and everything COM
p!ete belonging to it. including F-TnnEAp-
ING NEEDLE, packed in strong wooden box.
and delivered to any part OF the country, by
express, FREE Of further charges, on receipt
Of price, ONLY FIVE DOLLARS. Safe delivery
guaranteed. With each Machine He will
send. on receipt OF 81 extra. the new patent
BUTTON-HOLE WORKER.
One OF the most important and useful invcn.
tions of the age. So simple and certain. that
child oan work the finest button.hole with
regularity and case. Strong and beautiful.
SPECIAL TERMS and Extra Inducements to
MALK and FEMALE Agents, store-keepers, &o.,
who will establish agencies through the coun-
try and keep our NEW MACHINES on Exhibition
and Sale. COUNTRY RIaHTs given to smart
nished without any EXTRA CHARGE. Samples
OF sewing. descriptive circulars containing
terms, testimonials, engravings, &C., de-,
sRNr FREE: We also supply ,.,n
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEhENTs.
Fslm and Garden. Mowers. Reapers, Guilt
vstors, Feed Cutters, Harrows, Farm Mills,
Planters, Haryosters, Threshers and all arti-
clos needed for farm work. Rare Seeds in
large variety; Norway Oats. The wonderful
Ao., do. All money sent in post Office money
orders. registered letters, drafts, or by eI-
press, will be at our risk, and are perfectly
aeoure. Safe delivery OF all goods guaranteed.
best goods at the lowest price. and can be re-
lied upon by our reade1s."-F Farmers Jour
mal, Neu York. Address orders.
A. CATELEY, Superintendent,
Corner Greenwich and Courtlandt sts., N. Y.
Nov II tup8m
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Grand Excursion Trip
NEW ORLEANS And NOBlLE,
VIA TIE
Atlanta and New Orleans Short Line.
TO THE
Grand Mardi Gras Carnival
AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1873.

81 az ys!s Is[ ]! Z. ISI 81 ssa.ss sEMa5
THIS is splendid and gorgeous trip that no
Il ono should tail to take. A full train Of
through from Atlanta to New Orleans, with
out change, thus depriying the trip OF oil the
discomtorts of ordinary travel, and giving to
it all tho comforts Ut magnificent home, and
for n small consideration, giving our people
An opportunity OF seeing the finest OARNI-
try. The ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS
Snort LINE has ALONE perfected arrange
ments for excursion tickets, and train of
Fullman's Palace Sleeping Cars thr ough with
out change.
This liue is 1G2 miles shorter than any other
route, and nearly one day less sine and travel.
L. p. GRANT. Superintendent Atlanta and
West Point Railroad.
G. ). FoREaoRE. Superintendent Western
Railroad of Alabama.
q. JORDAN, General Superintendent Mobile
aud Mont ntgomery Railroad.
y. II. SCRANTON, Superintendent New Or.
leans. Mobile and Texas Railroad.
Excureionists are particularly requested to
notice tho above, and guard as ainst being ,le-
ceived by any other lines assuming tho title
OF Atlanta and Now Orleans Short Line"
am the solo agent of this limo in Georgia,
and the only ono authorized to arrange for
excursion tickets going through Oh this limo
without change.
Tickets over this line on sale Mt tho Union
Passenger Depot, Atlanta, good on any pas
senger tlain from February 20 TO March TO-
Fare for the Round Trip, = S21 25.
Sleeping Car fare extra.
Sections or Berihs can be secured by adj
dressing Pullman Palace Car Company, At
nnta. or tho undersigned.
W. J. HOUSTON,
Jan 23 General Passenger Agent
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Trick OF BxhnM PHOTOGRAPHER
Tho latest trick in Berlin photographs is
thus described: The artist pretended he
oould make photographs Of gentlemen
80 life-like that their dogs would be able
to recognize them. When these photo
graphs were held up before the dogs OF
Che owners, the dogs would wag their
tails and lick the pictures. The other
photographers OF Berlin, who were un.
able to perform anything. similar,
watched their colleague, and finally dis.
covered his secret. It was q very simple
proceeding. All he did was to cover the
photograph with thin layer OF lard,
which the dogs, of course, smelled, and
then licked off. He succeeded in taking
in good many of the aristooraoy. and
has therefore been sent to the peniten-
tiary.
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Choirs. Musical Glasses. Conventions,
Academies.
ATT E NTL ION!
To the following Choice List of
NEW CANTATAsl ORArORIOSi ANTEEMa
New and attractive Oantatae.
ESORTY.BIXTHP PSALM, Dudley Buck. 81 co
IL FESTIVAL OANTATA, e. Ihauer. l 25
GOUNOD'S CHORAL Music, SO
Well worthy of careful study.
MUSICAL ENTHUSIASM, He1Duf, 50
All amusing and very melodious musical
extravaganza.
NEW ORATORIOS.
81. PETER, j. X. Paine. rs
PRODIGAL SON, Arthur S,Liiuan, l 90
Fine effective competitions.
ANTHEM BOOKS.
SABBATH GUEST, Emerson & Morey. ! 90
BUCKS NEW MORTErTE COLLEC-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ouARTErTEs. %
lNcw,l 2 SO
IN PRESS-NEARLY READY.
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC. Violin and
Piano. - 90
The above books cont, postpaid, for retail
price. OLIVER DITSON L. CO., Boston.
OHAs, H. DIT3ON g. CO., New York.
Jan 81 I'm
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HOTEL.
COL . N RIA, s. q.


p.sm Tho
m rex
ty- IN, ,propre
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F6E ngped for The hopes favoby)
to his
has for building
this
been the reliable
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New Goods.
RN BOXES RAIsINs,
w so half boxes Raisins,
so quarter boxes Raisins,
rs lbs. Citron.
10 huckets Minco Meat,
1000 Oranges,
10 bbls. Northern Applea,
10doz jars Prunes,
2 dog. jars Ginger Preserves,
80 drums Smyrna Figs. For sale by
Dcc4 HOPE h GYLES.
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Scr

Ly6rauQ 6 Sc?
FIHAKE pleasure in calling tho attention at
Il the public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MEKCHANDlSE, con-
sisting Of Pianos, Church and parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violinh, Guitars. Banjos, Flutes.
Accorde0ns, Brass and Silver Dand Instru-
mcnts OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every ciapp Of ii uscal
Instruments on h1nd at ali times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
Express, when ordered, to any pnrt nf tho
State, marked G. q. d. Good Second-han
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for each.
Pianos, Organs and Biclodoonp tuned and re-
paired in a satiefact tory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other partits TO any poin
desired, al moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those tavoring us with
their patronage. Send for our cat alogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. hi.
chardson street, few doors above PHOENIX
Office, Columbia. g. @. Nov7
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Fresh Family Groceries.
DICKLED New York BEEF BOUNDS.
J. pIcKLED-Salmon Bellies.
North Carolina Mullc; &c
SMoKHD-Erw York Zig Hams and Strips,
Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beet Tongues, &c.
CASHiD-Succoineh. Lima Bears,
Peas, Salmon, Mackcrrl,
Lobstcrs, Feara. Peaches,
Grc"n.gages. Mushrooms,
Trullica, AaphraEus.
PEi isLnvED-Canton Ginger, Fears,
CiioD, Pine anplfa,
S;rawbo rrics, Ounces,
Blackberres
isaspbcrries. &c.
JEIILES--Guava aud genera n ss ol tIncnt
TEAS -tiunp"wder. Imperial japan.
Souchoag, and English Brcakfas
selected by au expert. aud finest
any marnct.
Corr sEs-AIocha. I.aGuayra. Rio,
.. g. Java, Raw and i;oaatcd.
ALSO,
Tho Dowccr MINERAL SpEnM OIL, absolute.
y safo as u candle, brilliant az gas. and
ccheap AZ kerosene; have all the necessary
Burners. wicks, Chimncys. to fix old lamps
Nov 20 GEO. SYMMERS.
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A whole family cured Of biliousneas with
one box vt Hcinits}i's Blood and Liver Pills
This is cheap practice. How il it7 Why, the
p;'' rod
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By Committee Of Practical Machinists.
TIME simplicity. durability, ease OF manage
L ment and great range Of work Of this
Machine has made it the universal favorite,
and leading family Sewing Machine for moro
than twenty years, and hence 1t is no expert
ment to buy one.
For sale on monthly instalments. second
door below PHRNIx Office, Columbia &. O., by
A. ]. PURSLEY,
Feb 27 Agent for Pursley & Trnmp
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Change Of Echtdnle. Fsa
SOUTH OA1oLIHA RA1RoAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, So, Bept. 20, 1872.

E6A WR 70 oasngs ao IS.o 81 ssssssls s;1sss ds
and after sunday, 29tb instspt:, ..i'' ~
MAIL AND PAssRNoxH TRAIn.
Leave Columbia at................ Gam
Arrive st charleston At..... ..4.SOp
Leave Charleston At. $50 3 N
Arrive at Columbia aat................k2O st.. 20 no
NIGHT ExPRKs5, FREIGHT AHD AccoHxoDAT1or
,.. , TsAIs, tsgndays e1cepted.l "A,
Arrive Oharleeton 7:10 p m Leave. 6. .45a m
Camden Train will run as follows: ~
Leave Leave Camden ........:...-s: 7.20A. u.
Leave Coumbia at. :........ 100 P. III
Arrivo at Camden at.. 6.66 p. M
A. L. TYLER, Vice.President.
8. b. PIoKINs. General Ticket Agent, 1,-
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta 3. R
BUPERINTENDENT'B OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 3. O., September 2s, 1872
kSs "A n R ON and after this date,
a. ~ x3N2eE9 following sche dule will be
run over this road:
Train No. I. Train No. 2.
Leave ObarIotte. -7.1b A. n. S.2OP. NJ.
Leave Columbia. 229 p. n. $50 A. II
Arrive Augusta. ZAP p. II. $40 A. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusts..... .6.36 A. NJ. G.60P. NJ.
Leave Columbia. 11.bs P. II. 1IG5 P. n.
Arrive CHARLOTTE. .6.16 P. ID. 6.COA.M.
standard limo ten minutes slower Than
Washington; ei1 minstes ahead Columbia.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily. Sun
days excepted. Both trains make cloee con-
Through tickets cold and baggage checked
JAMES ANDERSON, General Sup.
~. n. DoRsEY. Gen. Freight and Tick eli Agent
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Leroy z Youmans, Attorney at Law,
COLUMBIA, s. G.
nFFICE Law Range, Bauskett's building.
" up stairs
Youmans & Sheppard.
Atorney. at Lam, EdgeGGo. IS. e
LER. F. YOUMANS. JNO q. SHEPPARD.
Aug 27 emo
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water N0tlce.
A LII persons using city water arc hereby
IA notified that from and after this date tho
ordinance in relation to the using OF water
will be strictly and rigidl, enforced. All per-
Sons leaving their hydrants or water spouts
running will lie fined As provided by ordinance.
By order OF tho MAJOR. CHAS. BARNUM.
Dec 81 (!ity Clerk.
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SUICIDE.-Wm Galloway. an old citizen Of
this county, residing two miles west of Ssreator.
committed suicide by cutting his throat from
ear to ear On Thursday of last week. He had
been despoudent fer several days, aud showed
unmistakable evidence Of insanity, as he has
done at Intervals for the last fifteen years. A,
he, when in such spells, had frequently threat
similar declarations made during tho pA,t fe "
days On the evening named he cut hi, throat,
but did not open 40 wide an aperture in the jug.
ular veins as to speedily cause death. Medical
aid was summoned, aud everything possible
tried to prevent the suicidal act from being sue.
cessful. He died on Friday morning, aged
about 80 years.
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CarDenter Of ROuen.

Last wsek We published call upon th{ Otta-
va Dramatic Company. signed By q nuaber Of
leading citizens, asking repetition Of ~ OK.
sellsat play. We are glad to announce thht the
call has bssn accepted, a. will be seen frsm the
following:
10 Messrs. Steit, Bull and others:
GRNrLxAEN I'm response to your kind re.
quest, "Ths Carpenter Of Rouen' aud spopu.
lar farce will be presented on Friday evsning,
jan. 81 Very respectfully,
GEO. J. BURGESS.
An effort is being made to add to the snter.
tainmsnt Of The evening capital farce.
Those Who witnessed the performance BY our
homo talent before need no recommendation
from Us to get them to go again. as they sppre'
oiste the merits Of the several performers Ind Of
the piece, sad will be sure to 60. To those who
did not witness this beautiful presentations, We
wsuld say that, by remaining away. they viii
miss rich treat in the dramatic way.
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Snow SToRM.-The snow storm Of the ssasol
came on Thursday last, or, rather, began OF
Wednesday evening and lasted till Friday morn
ing. The wind blew q young hurricane frou
the northeast, and the snow wss driven some.
times IN sheets, partly from the ground, piliug
into drifts vast and numerous everywhere. Al
travel on the roads leading to town was block
AIDED, and streets and alleys were barricsded ir
every direction. The Rock Island road managed
to run on pretty near time. but the G. B. & @
was less fortunate. The passenger trains were
held at Streator and Aurora until yesterday
morning, and the freights stopped entirely, bu
will be out this morning.
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Our friend George. the teegrapier TO the
Cnicago Journal. means we'll, tnt has ear.sight
is defective. He heard that l3O feet of tho
comb Of the Illinois river daul had been showed
of by toe ice. He notified the Jooh.ai that 30
feet OF the dam had been swept ay"y. The ics
merely pushed off about two fee. OF plaukias
from the top Of the dam, leaving fourteen feet
Of solid dam still remaining. He also took the
life of ex.adermsn Burke. He killed Mr.. Burke
in the above named paper week ago, but,we
are glad to mention that MIR. Burke, though
quite i'll. was not very dead up to last evening;
bat as he don't take the journal, he has probably
not learned that be died over a week ago.
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: BACK AGAIN. H. Clifford, the we'll known
Blacksmith. who lately sold goods at Gridley s.
Perkins, snd afterwards engaged in the manu-.
fsctsry Of hedge and pruning shears. north Of
tho canal. in this city. has engaged in his old
oceupstiou-thas Of blacksmlthing, &e., at his
old stand on Main street, near the Fox river
bridge, where be is prepared to do al kinds of
work n his lins with despatch, snd in the most
wsIkH.sliks manner. He employs = number
O! gsoed workm.n and has all the t6o,s shop
convenIsncss. skiIi, &u.. needed to make the
business successful. lie is prepared tO iron
buagiss, wagons, sleds &c; shoe horses aud d,
every kind Of iobb;ns in his line fortArmers
| He has m engine and runs the machinery uset
in making pruning and hedge shears by steam
he 10 . thoroughly skilled workman and doe.
bis work a. it should be dCue. sighting nothin (
nor ever permitting u poorly executed job I,
leave The shop, because he never does work il
even IN indifferent manner, and he warrants j
TO be 20. r." while he makes it q rule t
charge ~ more than fair living price.
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Masquerade Ball.

Our German friends are preparing for their
aunual grand masquerade ball. to come off at
Turner Hall, on Monday evening Feb. 10Th,
1878. This ball will be on grander scale than
any previous effort Of theirs in this direction
The finest variety of beautiful masks aud COS.
tunes ever seen in Ottawa will be there. They
offer inducements to persons who desire to cut.
shine by offering premiums as follows: To the
best lady costume s.; best gentleman do s.
best group s.; second best group 50. Those
who desire to appear in groups should call upon
Mr.. Strobel or Nj. Hess for instructions. The
very best of music and abundant reireshmert +
for everybody, and all respectable people are in
vited to attend. Ii you want to enjoy you rselt
do not fail to be present
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OBsTRUCTING STREETs-Some time ago we
mentioned instrnce where freight train on
he c., b & @ road had blocked up a street
crossing for An uureasona able length of time.
The article read by the General Superin-
,endeut, who wrote to the agent here, Mr.. Tou-
ain, sharp letter the subject. The com.
Jany hold tho agents at the depots responsible
for such violations OF rules on the subject of
blocking streets, aud instructs them to watch the
,ouduetors and see that they obey the regula-
ions. In case they negle to do SO or refuse on
,eiuy warned "oif go their heads" As rule
freight conductor, especially on gravel or hcg
tr-in,is one of the most consequential personages
in his own estims tion) that conjescends 10 live
in this world and be on even the renotest terms
II acquaintance with any man except perhaps
Major.General or a railroad president. 1t is
very difficult thing for a common man to &c. 80
lar into the confdeace OF q new freight couduc.
,or as to venture into his presence, or, being on
be same car. to dare to speak without being
.poken to. Hence 1t is that, as general ruis,
tho public have few or rights that bosses Of
hog trsLs are bound to respect. This, Of course,
is not the with all freight men, as some Of
ham are very clever men.
Mr. Iouzalin isa very obligins and polite gem
! 'lsmau. He aims to get along pleas .ntly with
| svery one. He will not permit tr in to obstruot
crossing single minute longer than is neces-
ssry for ono to pass, At law tul speed-.our miles
| an hour. Some trains are very long and in ps-
sing slowly, as they are compelled to do oy law,
| must unavodably obstruct travel for several
| lniuutss at time, aud tbs sxctAtle and exact.
ing public should take this and AL other exten.
eating circumstances int" considera LION, before
o)ndsmiDg the road or its servants.
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The attempt of the editor Of tho Ottawa Re
publican to ridiculs "two of the county papsr.'
for fn3isg their ol!actories offended by the
stench thrown upon us by the Chicago sewers, re.
thony as he was Called had soap and osndl,
factory not Tar from the residence Of Geo. +
Walker. Mr.. W. found the stencil an intoler
able annoyance and tried to have the factory
abated as a nuisance. Anthony, called to NEE
the charge, declared his astonishmeut that Geo
Walker says my factory stinks. Humph!
smell holdings" Encassd IN grease and stencil
as he was, doubtless Anthony's olfactories wer
proof against any such trfling annoyance. whici
must be the case with the Republican editor.
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Instructions will bo given In the Photographic
Art to limited number Of gentlemen durin 8
tho winter aud spring months. Only those who
can furnish good references for integrity and
honesty need apply. and only those preferred to
enlist who are determined to excel after adopt.
ing the profession. For terms and particulars
apply in psr.en at the Photographic and Sterso-
soopic Gallery OF WM. f. BOWMAN,
General Photographer, Ottawa, I'll.
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ORGAN CoNCERT.-On. Thursday evening,
J ,nuary Both, the lovers of Music in Ottawa
sill be afforded u treat such as is rarely their
GOOD fortune to enjoy. Mrs. c. d. Carrington.
~hsse musical talents have won for her an envi.
BILE reputation In Boston, and who has lately
oeen drawing crowded houses in Chicago, will
ing at the Presbyterian Church in Ottawa on
ne evening above mentioned, and will be ac-
iompan'sd by three other Chicago musicians, of
'upsrior merit. The ergan and piano will be
played by Misses Baird and Coffin, of Chicago,
I'D Mr.. Evans, Of Lockport.
Further particulars will be given to the public
aext week.
The proceeds of the concert are to be used in
payment Of the balance due on the organ lately
purchased by toe Presbyterian congregation.
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ReddiCk Il Glllen.

The siege at Rsddick & Gillen's on rl.ter
goods is progressing satisfactorily. The goods
are going of rapidly, sad every one Is getting
splendid bargains. It is not often that such q
rare opportunity is offered to the peopls to get
superior goods, especially such as are kept ex.
clusivsly by this house, at such low pricss, and
every one wanting goods in the way Of fine
dress goods 10 ay.ilins himself or hersslfof the
privilege. Ths different lines are all full and
the various sssor .ments somplete,as there is 30
longer any shssce left TO complain about prices,
ss this firm ere selling these splendid goods a,
figures that ere Aext to nothing considering the
quality Of tho articles. Now ia emphaticAlly
| the time to get bargains. and those who fail tc
call will regret having missed golden opportu
nifty 70 get has goods at cost prices.
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SCOTT, HoUTz u Co. have been receiving 3
lot Of new goods lately. We noticed an immense
pile Of new prints, "very pretty ssyles," about
10000 yards, from Sc to 1880. Also, ssvsrsl
essss and bale, Of sheetipgs, shlrtinss, Slssohed
muslins, pillow case co'tops. "a, "a and 10.4,
bleached and uubleachsd shestings. Table linens
from sOc TO $3.50 per yard. Big stock Of shirt.
ing linens, towels, towslings and napkins. They
give special inducements to hotels and boarding
houses buying the Above goods in quantity. I.
is ellknowu fact that this house have always
taken the LEAD in linen xoods Of all descriptions
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-The Sheriff of Grund y
county, Mr.. John Schroeder, accidentally shot
himself in the leg on Tuesday evening last. He
Was locking the Jail door, and pulled 1t violent.
ly shut. The knob Or some part Of the door
came in contact with the hammer Of u revolver
in his pants pocket, in front. The charge was
fred, and the contents went down into his righ,
leg, above the groin. He was not dangerously
hurt it IL thought, but the wound may prove
to be . severe one. t
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The Ottawa Building Association, at its last
nseti :, adopted 'ever>l importsnt an I'd men IS
to its bylaws. simplifying the losuins .. its
money and otherwise facilitating its business. A
permanent bylaw was adopted to issue new
series Of stock every three months, provided no,
less than so shares shsll Be taken in each series
A .ew series dates from January 1T, and is now
open. Something over $400 cssh were loaned
at the last meeting, aud the. Association shown
to bo in y healthy and Aourishiug condition
Regular meeting, frat Tuesday evening in each
month