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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18
THE DIFFERENCE.

1t is favorite expression with the Con-
servative speakers that the Republican party
in Virginia is different from the Republican
party of the Northern aud Western States.
1t is easy to make the assertion, but another
thing to prove it The only difference Is
that the success of the Republican party IN
New York, would not deprive the Conserva-
tives of Virginia Of holding the Offices Of the
State and squanderiug its revenues. while
the success of the Virginia Republicans
would. That's the difference. The Repub-
licans of Virginia present as candidate for
Governor 4 native of the State, acknowfedg
ed to be one of the abest men in the Com
monwealth, and more thoroughly conversant
with the wants Of the people than probably
any other man in the State. No objection
can be raised to him personally, OF to his
eminent qualifications for the position he is
presented for. He is infinitely better quail
fled than his competitor. He has made the
material wants of Virginia his study. has
done much towards attracting the attention
of capitalists from abroad. aud is intimately
identified with the true and substantial in
terest Of the people. These things cannot
be gainsaid The only objection to him is
that he is a Republican, just as the Governor
of New York is Republican, from primer
ple-with the difference that it requires more
nerve, more sturdy manhood to be a Repub-
lican in Virginia than it does in New York.
The success Of Col. Hughes will be the tri-
umph Of Republican principle, which com
pr,heuds the wants Of the people-the de
velopment Of the material resources Of the
State-the active encouragement of all
branches of industry His defeat and the
election OF Kemper will throw the State back
at least decade 1t will proclaim policy
! Of intolerance, seetionalism, and bigoted self
ishnass, which will keep OUT immigration and
capital, and stagnate all public enterprise -
That's the difference. Conservative decla-
n.ation 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
s------
| If it is any qualification TO the Richmond
| Enouirra- we will inform it that all the lit
tie tomtit stump speakers are using its edi-
toriais to make up their barangues, without
giving it credit This would certainly be
uniournalstic, but we presume, as this kind
of plagiarism does not come within the pur-
view of journalism, the Enquirer will have to
pass it by, ipaamuch as most otthe canvassers
are political fedgeling They lack the neces
sary information and it is we'll enough that the
ENQUIRER can tell them what to say Ifauy ore
wants to read two-.hirds Of the Conservative
speeches before they are delivered let them
take up the Richmond papers and peruse
them
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18
ENOR SALE,
u 4 Desirable Small Farm.

u A Desirable Small Farm.
As Agents of our father. r. D. Hill, we will
On WEDNESDAY, LIST day Of OCTOBER
in Front of the Court House,
in Staunton, cell at public sale to the highest
bidder, his tractof land called emit. Airy" about
thirteen miles from Staunton. near Jennings
Gap, adjoining the lands Of Gilkeson, Long and
Others being in several parcels, and containing
in the aggregate
ABOUT 283 ACRES
Has on it comfortable and all necessary build
ings, and is well watered, and is generally quite
productive. The neighborhood is goods near
Stribling's Springs, and is not surpassed in
healthfuin IS. 1t is to lie sold at his request in
consequence of his impaired health. The terms
will be made known on the day of sale The til
tie is good. Mr. N K Trout will give any infor-
nation desired JOHN l. HILL,
sept l8-tds CHAS. &. Hill
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18

Brick Pomeroy while making speech in
Texas was asked by listener what has
the Northern man done for Texas?" To
which he replied, s'Taksn the weeds out of
your fence corners. raised vegetables, planted
fruit trees, built your large st and best houses
imported your finest breed of horses and cat-
tie, erected nearly every machine shop,
foundry and mill that you have among you.
They have minded their own business, and
have not disturbed large audience by ask
ing foolish questions Thry have striven by
honest industry 10 keep out Of the sheriff's
hands and thirty feet ahead Of the TEL col
:eeswY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18
Ball and Tournament.
There will be a
TOURN Ar TENT
AT
STRIBLING SPRINGS
On SATURDAY, the GARD Of Sept.
AND A
Ball at Might.

BALI Room MANAaERs.-John Kinney. Thos
D Ransom, DR.. Carter Berkeley, Alexander Har-
man, Captain John N Opie, J A Stuart, George
jackson, S Travsrs Phillips, George Clark,
0 Halle, E .Bayly, W A Burnett, g M Mur-
ray, DR. James Gait and Bell Kinney.
A large crowd and good time are expected.
sap4 II II gsahlisx fr.isr@;. !,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18

TINE EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
i TEACHERS tor the county Of Augusta
will take place on Friday ard Saturday, Sept
18th and Goth inst, at the school rooms IN
Stanton. recently occupied by Mr.: J..
Leckey, commencing at ten A. M. and closing al
P. NJ, without ntermission All applicants
must come supplied with pen ink and paper
No certificates will be given teachers Tor the
next session except upon examination.
There are several vacancies in the city schools.
Candidates for these places are invited to at
tend the above examination.
J.E. GUY.
Sept. 18-lt. Y. 5. ..
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LNOr Reut.-Two rooms on Frederick street,
IL east end of the Miller house, recently oc-
cupied by DR.. B. L. Crawford, as an Office. APP
plY at once to NJ. A MILLER.
! aF,lsr 5f-t NFtfsf HSase, Staunyhn. w.,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18

Esruit Jars.-Ten gross Of Fruit Jars and
u Jelley Tumblers, six differens patterns, for
sale by c.. C. WHEAT & co.
4 July 8
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18

rTyOBACCO! TOBACCO!!-W call
/ attention to full stock al Y ewing and
Smoking tobacco OF desirable brands anu quail
ty. - v" Iopp " ~
sept 11-3t one door south OF fost- Cfhce,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18
WEDNESDAY, SEPT: 17TH,. 1873.

Burtner and al. vs. Keran and al. From
18th Circuit Argued and submttted.-
Johnson and Harris for pl'f, and Woodson
and Liggett for def'ts.
Hardesty vs.. Rsgan and oil From 18th
Circuit. Submitted upon notes. Baldwin
for appellant, Woodson for appellee
Booze VS.. spendle and al. From 18th
Circuit. Order to remove this case from
Richmond.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-09-18
BRAD, PASTHRY 4 CAKBS,
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

IN
Yhe undersigned having had six years e1pe-
rence in one of the largest wholesale Hardware
Houses in Baltimore, (Carlin 4 Fulton,) begs
leave to announce to his friends and the public
generally, that he will conduct general
a
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
Tranfers Of Real Estate.

May 2s.-William A. Riley to
Samuel Wilds Troth, 332 acres in Peoples,
$1,000, May 5, 1873.
May 2s.-Same to ClaSa E. Webb,
400 acres, Peoples, $1,000, May 5, 1878.
West portion Of same.
May Gu. S. Tax Com. to
Middleton Moore, acres, in Beaufort,
So, Sept. 81, 10.
May 81. Middleton Moore to Thos.
Getters, 4 acres in Beaufort, $40, May 2,
'73.
May 3O.-Frauklin D. Rivers to E..
B. and NJ. G.. Gooding, 2o9 acres, in
Peoples, $40O, Apr. l6. '73.
MAY 3O.-Danicl Rivers, 'Jr. to Sam.
Oneal. Rivers, 2O9 acres, in Peoples,
5000, July 80, 1886.
May 3O.-Martin c. Gooding to
Geo. W. Stanley, 2O9 acres, Peoples,
$500, March, IA, 49,
June 3.-John Stoddard to Mary
Ann Pritchard, $50 acres, Yemassee,
$1,000, Apr. s, '73.
June 4.-Isaac Moultrie to Geo. T.
Harris, Lot in Beaufort, $500, May 80,
'73.
June 4.-James 7. Bowling to Sarah
B. Lauigne, SO acres, in Roberts, $50,
Feb. s, '73.
Danl. Hayward, trustee, to VIM. Cook
l29 acres, in Pocotaligo. s257. July %,
1870.
June l0.-Danl. G. Simmons to
Marin c. Gooding, 80 acres, in Peoples,
$500, March IA, '73.
June 12.-Mack Albert Lewis to G. j.
G. Hutson and j. w. Moore, 1886 acres,
in Peoples, nominal, May 19, '73.
June 12.-Wm. Fuller to Ben Stafford,
2 acres, in Pocotaligo, $40, May IA, '73.
June 12.-Thos r. Yates to same 2
acres in Pocotaligo, $50, May 10, '73.
June l2.-R. NJ. Wallace, U. S. Mar
shal, to Geo. G. Martin and G. 81. Hut
son, 1850 acres, in Pocotaligo, $500,
May &c, '73.
June 1l.-W. J. Rynolds to Eleanor
Frohberg, 90 acres, in Cooswatche, SAC,
Dec. 13, 70.
JunelO.-W. Mulligan to D. Hayward
S3 acres, in Bluffton, S249, March -
'7a
June 12.-Daniel Platts to. Oliver
Barnes and VIM. Prister, acre in Pee
pies IS, Ap. IA, '73.
June l3.-Lewis R. Sans to Ella F
Wilcox, 100 acres in Lawton, 4aylors
plantation sll66.67, June 5, 1873.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
Marine News.

The fine schooner II. H. Seavy has
been placed upon the Port Royal Packet
line, and is now up and loading in New
York, for Port Royal and Beaufort.
For freight apply to Loud & Co. AS
per advertisement of Port Royal Packet
Line in another column.
The schooner Eva May, Low, master
for Port Royal, cleared from Kempt,
Nova Scotia, on June 4, with a cargo of
400 tonso of gypsum, consigned to Knight
& Whilden, Portland, Maine. She ar
rived at Port Boyal on Tuesday.
Cleared on Monday, British bark Mar
gam, with phosphate rock for Liverpool.
The schooner Ehrman, Fooks, master,
commenced loading at the Marine & Riv-
er compauys dock, on Thursday, June
10. She took in 600 tons :of phosphate
rock and cleared for Baltimore.
The schooner Williamine arrived on
Saturday evening, June 81, to load with
phosphate rock, from the Marine and
River Company.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

June "a
The Board met at eleven O'Clock.
Present, DR.. Paul Pritchard and Geo.
Waterhouse. VIM. J.Verdier, Esq, ar
peared before the board and demanded
that check be issued in lieu of one held
dated October, 1872. Mr.. Verdier ar
gued that the check was illegal because it
did not contain the clerks signature, and
that as it was issued in October it came
within the present fiscal year. He quoted
the acts ofSeptember, 6S, and of March
9, 1871, and subsequent acts, to show
that the fiscal year for the counties COM
menced on the first day of September, Of
each year.
The board decided to take legal advice
on the subject, and to withhold their
decision until the next meeting Of the
board.
DR.. j. A. johnson, deputy coroner,
made requisition upon the board for a
room and furniture for his Office. Granted.
The board resolved that hereafter the
accounts of the coroner and trial justices
must be certified to by the clerk of court
rs required by law.
The following check were issued:
Conant & Emmons, for ice, SIS 90
Samuel Frazier, overseer roads, so
Seaborn Drayton, freight on
paupers rations, 6 %
S. D. Gilbert, clerks salary for
June, 30 %
NJ. Politzer, Blankets for Jail. 81 &c
II. G. Judd, contingent account
for last court, 263 75
II, G.. Judd. labels for books Is
A. w. Muckenfuss, coroners
fees, $25 7C
Walker Evans & Cogswell sta
tionery, 2 sc
Paul Pritchard, NJ. D. services
at inquest, 20 0OC
NJ. l.. Simmons road overseer, 10 sc
Geo. Waterhouse, goods for poor, q 6l
VIM. Wilson contingent account
for June, 3l2 rs
Rebecca Williams aims house
nurse, Is OC
John Brodie, feeding poor 27S %
FL. NJ. Stuart, NJ. d. medical
attendance to poor, 203 &C
Mrs. III. B. Sharp, old account, Al q
Vim. Wilson feeding prisoners
for June, l27 2C
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
New Schedule.

The change of schedule on the Port
Royal and Savannah & Charleston rail-
road will avoid the long wait at YemaS-
see, and shorten the time to Charleston,
Augusta and Savannah. We have not
received the new schedule yet, and
therefore have ny advertisement of the
Port Royal road this week. Next week
it will be found as usual.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
The Trial Justice Court.

On Monday evening NJ. H. Mcbride,
was brought before Justice Carleton, on
the complaint of his wife Mary Mcbride
charged with assault. and battery upon
her. The defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined three dollars and costs, which
seems to us to be remarkably cheap.
"Re who lays his hand upon woman,
save in the way of friendship is wretch,
whom it is base aattery to Gala coward. "
The dog star RACES. A family fight
took place on Sunday morning last just
as the bells were calling christians to
church. On Monday Rueben NJ. Rut-
ledge entered complaint against Eli
Bellinger charging him with assault and
battery. 1t seems from the testimony
that Eli
Bit and tore,
And scratched and swore,
So that the ground,
For yards around,
Was kivered with the gore.
He was fined by our gentle justice the
small sum of three dollars and costs.
He got nearly the value of that sum in
meat taken from heads, ears, hands and
legs of his relations.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26
A Bathing House.

A company was formed last week to
build a bathing house, opposite the hotel,
One thousand dollars has been raised.
Mr.. Paul Brodie furnished plan which,
ifadopted and constructed will give us
an ornamental and convenient bathing
house.
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Drs. GREENE, LNLEY & BBNlIBI
PROPRIETORS.
J. B. BENTLEY, NJ D., Sur'g, in charge
E. II. GREENE, N. d.. Phy'n in ehGrge.

Having arranged with DIR. Kline, FouRI-r ur
Proprietor Of the philadelphia Believe instisa 2
the establishment Of permanent ofiirr % G9t.-'
for the ctra Of CANCER, We take plepyuYeiT H- r.-
ing the Afflicted that We have secured lar ....-
modiors building. and thoroughly furiShed --
especial comfort Of our many Patients, COIL % rs
from distance.
DIR. ]. E. Bentley, the Surgeon In chGgge, ia "r-
icjan and Surgeon In the "Phlladelpr Eel. .u-
stituten is gentleman Of hiEh prot !gI'l
mcnts, physician Of experience, ami vel. ="
the treatment of Cancer by our methods.
Dr. Greene, has for three years hgd c,!rr ~..
Branch Office, 10 DR.: Kline's lnstitute a. Ch ...H
" c. and his success In the cure Of Cancer ~ 4...
Chronic Diseases has been unprecedcnt"i.
.CG,,cers WILL as heretofore, he trea 81 m'ia
Klines great Cancer hutidotes, vol 'cr'ul IA 't..
effect and permanent In their result The '"rr b..
warrant us In saying that more PInNAaysT r..s
have been made by them than by ar .ud 'a0. r
methods combined.
We will take pleasure in sending r-n q
p q. addresses Of persons cured year l-0, - $500.
remain perfectly well up 10 this TIM" - an"
apply Let all the afflicted write fgr Z, cir,
come and see u.s. Consultation fI,e Prr,. .r..
Fec within the reach Of all.
Intirrnary on Walnut St., second door cas- ..
new Hotel. Board in the Institute lor' ~ t''o ..
ct willpcrmit.
Our Office ct Charioite Is in charra Dr - s..
who Is treating large numbers at that Gc =
Chronic Diseases treated with unprc, igr,.i.
ilar, .....
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Died.

On Friday morning, June 13, Miss
Elizbeth Watson, aged SS years.
On Monday, June "a, the infant
daughter of George NJ. Wells, aged Is
days.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

J, G. Mayo, running White
Hall ferry, II 81
F 4 Mn,licor road oyerseer,- i2 90
pK Carleton. inouest fees, 46 80
Standard, printing, 80 w
Witness fees in trial justice
court, "a oo
AFTERNOON SESSION
The board met at o'clock; All Of
the members present.
In regard to the account presented In
the forenoon by W. j. Verdier, it was
on motion, Resolred, that the account
presented by Mr.. Verdier, representing
as it does debt incurred between April
1869, and Feb. 1872, it is not in the pow
er of this board to issue an order on the
treasurer in payment of the same, provi-
sion having been made by the legislature
for the payment of past indebtedness in
the manuer prescribed by a joint resolu-
ton, approved Feb. 26th, A. D. 1873.
The following report was received from
the treasurer.
Beaufort County Fund, In account with
Geo. Holmes, Treas.
Or.
By balance per last report, S5,l57 SO
By taxes to June Is, 1925 SO
By county liquor licenses,
to June Is, 1000 90
1854 %
To county @ checks paid, sl,44s 81
To commissioners accounts, 81 OO
To county checks, Dr.. II.
Goethe, 80 43
To witness tickets paid June
term, 4sl 60
To jurors and constables
June term, 653 90
$2,652 "a
Balance, s4,93l "a
GEO. HOLMES,
Treasurer.
The Clerk was instructed to write to
the Attorney General to inquire what he
considers the proper commissions are due
from the County to the County Treasurer
for his tax collections. The presentment
of the Grand jury at the June term Of
Court was ordered to be placed on file.
Commissioner Waterhouse was reques.
ed to obtain written opinion from COM
petent builders as to the stability of the
Court House building.
Adjourned to IL, a., m. Tuesday, July
Goth, 1873.
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EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS.
IN BARRELS AND SACKS.
O, ccnts per Barrel less per Car Load.

Bran.-s25 per ton. Sacks extra.
shorts.-s30 per ton. do
WESTERN FLOUR IN BBrs.-Super, soJo; Extra
$1,000; Family, 5000; Fancy, S1lj0:
RYE FLouR.-s4.OO per sack. 200 lbs)
Racon.-Shouldcrs, 81; c. r. Sides, l0H. .,<
%, s. Meats.-Shoulders N; c. r. Sides, ~;
Lnrd.-In tierces l0%; kegs, II.
Corn,-Prime White, 95'; Mixed, 9oc.,
Corn Meal.-95. Sacks included)
Rye.--Sl.25.
Onts.-Whits, 70; Mixed, 10.
Sugar.-Yellow. M; c, l2H; Extra G. lSH
sugar House syrup.--In bbls, 30; hhds, 2s.
virginia snlt.-s21O per Sack; 10 sacks or
nG5s, Psoetor ssTyi & CANDLES soap, Extra Olive,
7Sardy,s soluble Pacific, 5000 Cash; $500
ractor's Acceniance; $3.50 Planters Lien.
snfdy,s Phospho Peruvian. $500 Cash )
1000 Factors Acceptance; s63 Planters Leln: T..
The above quotions are wholesale. We do not In
x,y case break packages. Remittances per Express
must be prepaid. Orders are flled at Price Current
tAe day they are received. Sight Drafts on New
York. Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta plsced TO
crsdit at par
BRANCH, SCOTT & co.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

s@ A meeting of council was called
for last Thursday night, but no quorum
could be obtained; Messrs Talbird and
Perry being sick and Mr.. Ezekiel having
resigned.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

BSr High living at the Sea Island
Hotel has resulted in a case of gout.
The county treasurer is the sufferer.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

CALoMEL at discount. Defiance to
Southern Fevers. Good digestion is to
be secured by using SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
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w A e. E.S

EoR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO wcIR
II ANY person. Old or young, Of either sex, c''.
make from $40 TO 600 per week, at home or in so-
nection with other business. Wanted b. oil. sliC
able TO either city or country. and any season o. gre
year. This g rare opportunity fof those who are ot
Of work. and out Of money to make an iDdepends NJ
living No capital required. Our pamphlet "ECW
TO MAKE A LIvNG,n giving full instruct .cps
sent on RECEIPT Of 10 cents Address, A BURTON 8
CO., Morristania, Westchester Co., n. Y.
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"A yood wardrobe and book case
w Arrvat this Office.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

R1- The intensely hot weather of the
past week has prostrated many children.
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. an

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. IN IN
portd,a Lnueniint It retains the Rupture at ell ros
and under the hardest exercise seyereat strain u
Is worn with comfort, and kept on night and day
effects permanent cure In few weeks. Sold cheap,
and sent bv mail when requested, eircnar irss,
when ordered by letter sent TO the Elastic Tru1 lo
No. 6s3 Broadway, n. Y. City. Nobody rses Metal
Spring Trusses; too painful they slip OF to> fre-
quently. mRy1. ly,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-06-26

The Beckwith $40 Portable Family
Sewing Machine, on 30 Days Trtn';
many advantages over all. Satisfaction guarsptaCa
or $40 refunded Sent complete with full directions
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co., s62 Broadway, y.
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A Choice and UudOubted Investment.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
FORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Guarhtned by the Georgia Railroad
and Banking Company.

Principal due November 1889. Denomination $1,000
The whole issue of these guaranteed Gold Bonds,
which can be registered thereby ahord-
ing complete protection against robbie
Ry, Is only $4,000. OF this amount half has al
ready been taken up The Bonds Of this Company
differ from those Of most Southern Railroad Compa-
pies nom the fact that the road Is completed,
thoroughly equipped and fee from debt
and owned and controlled by Northern Capitalists
oflarge means and experience, whose aim and In
tention Is In connection with the Snvsunah
and Charleston, Georgia, Western and
Atlantic, Nashville and Chattanooga
and the 81. Louis and Southwestern icon
soldated) Railroads to make this the through route,
as II is now the shortest from St. Louis TO the Allan
ion Of the vast amount of produce and cotton seek
'Rs Wssnnah %atts. ana I'd iS PofRs RoIRs Royal.
In addition TO the strength the Bonds derive from
being First Mortgage Of the Port Royal Railroad
Company, they bear the guarantee Of the Georgia
known corporations in the South, and whose credit
stands unQuesionably high. The net receipt OF this
road for the year ending March 81 1872 after deduct
ing all expenses amounted 10 S350,O00-a sum almost
sufficient 70 pay the principal to say nothing OF the
intsrest of the bonds guaranteed The Georgia Rail;
Of Eight (S) Per Cent upon It's capital stock.
|. The undersigned are offering she Gold Bonds at
the low figure Of 80 and accrued Interest In eurren-
cy, free OF commission and express
charges, at which price they pay over Nine (9)
Per Cent to the investor.
These Bonds are recommended in all confidence to
those seeking SAFE permanent and profitable Invest
ment-
All marketable securities received in exchange.
For further particulars apply to
KING, FINNEY 4 CO.,
No. 21 Nassau Street. New York.
may.1-h
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON s. c.
OFFICE NO. IL BROAD STREET.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
The deposits in the Savings Department OF this
Company are invested as Special Trust and, there
fore are not subject to the hazards Of Banking.
In addition to this special security depostors have
the guarantee Of the entire Bank Capital, which
amounts to three hundred thousand dollars (s3OO,-
OO0)
This department will enable all classes To- find q
safe security for their savings however small and
at the same time bearing renunerative interest (x
per cent. compounded uarterly.) Currency can be
remitted by express and drafts BY mail.
+. A. MITCHELL, CASHIER.
DIRECTORS AND TKUsrEEs.
Ell Frost, W.. Middleton
w. Bee A. J. Crew.,
W. B. Williams, =. Waltgen,.
H. II. Deleon, CG. MemmingS
B. O'neill, VIM. L Webb,
A. p Caldwell j. L. Welsinan
]. M, shackeford, Geo. H. Walter,
]. c. II. Claussen, b. d. Lazarus,
Mayl-sm.
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