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TEWElES mud Photographers. All
- kinds CT y ork in the line of my business prnmpt
ly attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction
have js-t received n Wing Grnsbeys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BScURA. with which l take small
pictures of the hseSt order for dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums xsd Frames
on on hand. York Street l3-4tf
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EHEss. SEEgEktEEER,

MEAT Narket.--kaying purchases
M the business oi VIM Brown, -lall hereafter
esnstsn:Iy keep on hand the choicest meats at the
share OF public patronage solicited
1917
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FRED G.EKES.

y1NAt"ElCAI. FURsER. Keeps con
4 ~tantly hnnd the largest and best assortment
hats caps the ltet les, the lowest pos
site prices and always pays the highest value i'll
,a.b ferau kinds OF fIlrs l6-7
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81. 4. EAA.I.lT

HOUSE SIGN AND CARAIAGE T.
/ Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
Of ths City the above branches at the most ies-
souable rates.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

HE CO parfn"r-h p heretofore exi tiu- ieisveeu
H"i,'. Il. Adler nu.i : Z. irtsi~is. i;s fhs- dsv
ssuvei 10y nruiua! c,' -ettf. y. {; Adler Is
lu;ilnr zcI c'f al s;r..iEts The lt-s firm.
Dated, NauauEOc, Nov. dih lsl|
81. BRhNnElS,
j; &. ADLER.
In accnrdaucr ~ 'fi az i-v- ll1vt. ;ais
u!. charge al the wn}a a'a ~ inc I'D Lt,u-f Store
above in;II FIRM l5i rrfHt the continuance #
s kind uf aI.l invite al iu r4ll
md rxa:ufua 'iy Go,5- aIrfl prices.
"u-al 1p RnF'r y hDFEE
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HORROR.
Loss of One of the Largest
Steamships at Sea.
The Vile du Havre, New York
to Ravre, Comes in Collision
and Goes Down.
One Hundred and Thirty Passengers
and Crew Of $50 on Board.

Many Prominent Residents in Eastern
snd esrs rn citi.s and Members .sf
tti Evangelical Alliance and e.her
PrGmiH uf Pea >Oas a mOnR the Lost.
e>hip I.acbe enc the OllidinS Craft
Seriously Damaged.
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EE2 ED S2EEEfs.

nFFEIsS to h;@ ,nany friends and tse
~ public generally, cillIce selection oi Fresh
Heats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders, Sau-age,. rtlow and Lard at the lowest
ON Street ely
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TlRt'rsSS AiI.bafESs. ESTAs
IN iisn.enr. Sth street, south endOf Bridge
I'll. t.itrlng department is complete, and contains
: large assortment fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing yoo.is constantly on hand Please call
sad EXAMINE. before purchasing elsewhere. 1871
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U. 5 be Ids to secure circuIst SS52 ~ 900
Z boa Is to government ,s.,s,-its i5I7e15o
u. :. oBsts other than ai,..ye I2l42 $50
Iotsl bonds carried by banks.. Sie9 s64 300
ie,:ai tender notes. .Si0i 121 14
y per cent certificates 7l44 tnn
u s certificates of deposit with treasurer 57lO000
iotai i-...-.-.. fo2o, ,oS9 4o4
Thus the banks are carrying fi.r the
United States FIRE HundreH and fsoenty-
right naillxons of dpit,rs. The ratio of
earnings t" capital aud surplus. averages
lets than 81 per cert. for six months. and
hs never equalled 81 per cent. for any
.ri months since the organization of the
Ns'i,n,l B mixing system Our Banking
Sys EN- may be improved; but rs il Is,
the country never had bettrr. in our
opinion. In all To- nersl .anicS. the cur
rency has been almost worthless. Now
it is not impaired in the least A Ma
tional Bank hlil is good anywhere, and
will be, So long az the United States re-
main good. This i an immense relief to
The people What money they have in
National Bank bills is good for it's face.
and cannot prove otherwise State
journal
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. y PR0BA fE- 'iaHituwoc tout,iy curt.
:" 'iiC iiitIier ttI- estate ui ln"nt> hetSton.
''erei'sed On reading aud films. ihe pet ii N oi Eiir'
h-IstUn. oi the town ui Liberty. County fSiuniio
N"r. representing anIun-- ether ;Ii u.> that SHi"
Thomas Whet-inI Late Of the town iibrrty ouni.
% hahi"w"c, >Ige ul " .s,,l. sin. the th asty
APrsl, "A ~ 1913, AT sall town :nd CUunts a. el tes
ate. leaving z"''>. ctiaGlriS aE estate wIIIh tht>
state OF the fr"lsie ysue Of une Thousand hun
tred ""llhi>- AM tilai ;au -iii petitioner s tie
widow al -Rd deceased. ,sl praying that with Ihr
VIII annexed, adm. riIsrllion tf Il he
ellen iet~tun granted. IL ordered petit
f"-n he heard "ef'fe III. 5ti.e Il this ,-s-sEt. ot
H"n'iiy. the 18th 'htA brCtnuer A D 1873. at 10
Icl"ck 4 NJ, III my office IB said cuunty. Or'eIe
inriler. tia notice tlier at ia given the heirs
aid deceased cad To- all lrs,tS Interested by put.
iIShin copy "f titis T,icr three successive week
Prr +" Sai day si hear iIa in fhe Il HtViTnwoC TglE
1NE. IL weekly new spaper publ httt AZ M.,uit"w,s
NY ia sad County.
w W WALDO County Judge.
Dated at Naniiowsc the isti. q ~ uJ November,
D. 1873 - Sr
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rys sfskES ssnY-Est

nR- I. T. 4 'CssES, Dentist. Oftce
IL in Sher,nan's new buildng, sth Street,
Nant.wDc Wis.
Aan raafh extracted withnu. pain.
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f. SCHEE7Z s. co,

NIANEFACTTRERS sND DEALERS
wi in Leather. Hides Shoe Findings. Beting fan
sizes constantly on hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
RAlting il male OF the best tanned Leather Office.
On Sth STREET. Ssufh side door north of Williams
HouSe Mnuif"v.,c. Wis.
SJ, ash paid for Hides, Skins. Taow and RaI k.-aA
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nR I.TkSTR ".

DsSYSsstgiS aud Surgeons. tenders
his professional services to the people 1.-THE CITY
and county Mantowoc- Office j. A. hdshiert r
1871
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OFFICE SHERNAN'S BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc
10 4. NJ.
S1'ioA ii'ehs I / TO = & To 8 j. W.
Residence Corner sth Buffalo SITS 1873
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i hJH lHiIs uhlJl lii nlh
SIXTEEN Oil PAINTINGS IN A BOOK,
Never before sHch idc, aftafaita4i a book
illustration; erery has ,4r....t cts "
SUPERB nr- ia -ret Z s,;,-~ Slows lstest work
NE>1Iaasn III Sacred History.
II |eres narra;i k=cie~ q Il n from ~,,riI,-
tura mist - c1i aui legendary sou ces Si,z.s'--
: ss esD witfa Si&t "a s'l.,. t,.4 <a;g
shr"tlsos after paintings ~ !hs e"ieiraf'd
ertrt' - tS 'sri flil.s ;ci AMI ';-Hifs-s,t
Nsf eiS "t Or .-ss t,iI- and -lu;y Mrs sStoa--
IA i.rF ci-rn z style ls written taa.s fiif
+reSt- +ni WtipoHf dull Page which. ever #
iiot illustrated wcuid sell rap diy; tu' the
d rsssI.s.EaSF s5>-s;1.S,;s.s k-ss.stRE:%
make It one ef the :-t ustge original and re,,a <
ti'le books eyer offered Tn pictgre- IL pHbi.sHel
-sistrS ey, w5uid read reae!, sell n,r = etsi,-,rs3
"lis- the tlti' ss *. s'iii the sixteen prfu-- to
-eti;er MIA E'.shprHI< bu ilii-S Yolsiaie- Ca
- ~ inr -'.i--iiih ;t-Hpunt The book j. tt-
lt~l-'i ia EN- ills Il an q "a IAN aud Is ilating
Tremendous
5ensation Aa01g Ageu IS.
ana St:e~n,s- soIss K i sti,sisf~iy r., .na n.
pil;-S ~ Il To @t pis.tS..t I. s.f s.rl ..s Ift
,en'i Ter TERM, circsskiEs. &c. 90 B FORD 20
Hr@ t-'' = i-s>tO., tsicago San Fr.aeiz-3 ar Cia
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THE TRIBUNE.
. Once, 3th-s5., North side
i. Boreberbt, Proprietor.
TERaS---S2, in Advance.
ADVERTISING SCALE.
oNEIScH SPACE MAKEs A SQUARE.
- ,.a o ~ ~ 81 49, = ssa5 90 50, $50,
tr.9,"r-. - 80 3" = SO" 500 12'-
rnrs. +" - a.o1 an a11l 700 1900 1890
7.a- 81 40, 80 5.5o 1907 800 ao-oo
7i7. to1 $50 s.25 100 ZOO 1900. $500
2a.rtsr ~ -, ao7 7.o1 800 1900 aooo 5000
rart y 'o'I so -, 1907 1900 $500 1000
Hnf;l 7.o1l no. 1870 1900 ao.oo 5000 $500
s.o ;,iu nu 10 oil 0oi17.oo 2ooo $500 $500 lo ec
Busines n ptice~ cents line. When eontin'-
81 rfln week, half of the above rates IL
- "a tIh-A lrAnt week.
8nsnnS= ts.ris lines or less. IS per annum; eac'
sxtrs line. 81.
aavance payment required transient advertise
n.rtS
Aivarti7ing Estrays animal. weeks. 81 80
zach itionel animal N particularly iescribsdla -
e.r-z.
Advertisements sst to double column. 25 per cent
Sa.iee. Of Marriages and Deaths. inserted FREQ.
ieref discontinued before expira
kion of contract will ne charged arca-!ing ia thu
above scale. All advertisements payable quarterly
R.v. sCH0EDDE,
A rt'sIsrE~F. s'Iyg5. sSo wrf'sy
y iee' E,~ineer. 49, D-"-~" 1*s"n n"-
TRE.IT s. .r'.sSEE.
TTOwNEys and Tor"sn,o-e NJ ynv.
y Office Eighth str-et, Mauitowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended TO- lo-"2
HEIR w. ZEE.
tfarnay a,sa Ctu.ssctinT af Ia-.
a once on sth street near the corner of York
vi. 6. s. ~. y. TURNER
ATroRSEsS AZ sAW. essic" "Is sir
n Street snuth side, three doors north Of Post Of
W.ssKEEe s. GREE.rE,
4 TTORNEYS af E.aw. Manit"~oe.
a Wisconsin ONCE on Eighth street over the
First National Bank Tjy19'65-l
WHITE S FORR #,
TT HSEYS AZ Law. Office or 9th
"A street, South side, opposite Schuette,s Store
1873.
y. s. .f.1'DERSD.T,
rrORNEY At LAW
n Once the store of j. A Kphler corner of
York aud Sth streer Nanitowoc, Wisconsin. 1872
u. ID. .H.fR X H.f.N,
TrORNEY and Counselor at Law.
N oiice. corner of sth and Quay streets. Nanito-
ucS WI.>o....n 2-9l
f.. r. W'.ITROTS.
ATTORN EY AT LAW.
orYrc. OVER PiATT's STORE. COR. 9TH YORK STREET
German Spoken.l 20 ~
J.F PsesTCEs.ss sssD. VI. ID.
OFFICE sHERNAN's BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc.
fstoSA. NJ.
1frIcE HOURS; / to2s7 tos Pm.
Residence Corner sth Buffalo Sts. 1925
III. CD.fK Lev. W. -.
YSsztgiS ard Sur-e1Is. tenders
his professional services to the people the cry
and county of Manitowoc- Office over j. A. htehierr
store 1911
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u : be IDS to secure circuIsti SSs52 S42 900
Z boa is to -eure Esrernmenf ,s,-its i5.ITe550
u e 'on1s to secure other than sl.re... l214255O
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= = E,sssTsEs,sF.D, N. ID

ATTORNEY AT LAW
rY1cs OVER PfATT's STORE. COR. cru YORK STREET
(Gcrman Spuken-) 20 ~ II
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Subscribers ," the Weekly. previous to January l.
l,I4 viii he entitled I" ih per from date uf sub
>criItinn to January |. is.
Hs-Postma~ter> and others forming clubs ma,
retain L. per all suI,S rintinns and add sin
gle copies club Ter thep are formed
RenitHnc's mas he ale i'y draft, money order,
or registered |, tier IL risk.
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Columbia e Music Store
LyBrand & Son

rENAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
Il the public to an examination OF their
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Molodeons, yiolins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutee,
Accordeons, Brass 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 Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any part OF the
State, marked q. o. D. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organs for eale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodoons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory N amer; a nd will give
especial att tcntion tc 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 those favoring ue with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri
chardson street, few doors above pHGN1x
Office, Columbia. 8. G. Nov7
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANE
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

@<%
INTERESTALLO WE'D AT THE RATKOT
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM ON
CERTIFICA TIES OF DEP O8IT AND SIX
PER CENT. COMPOUNDED EVERY
SIG MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFIC II S.
Wm. Martin, President.
John 3. Palmer, Vice e-President.
A. G.. BrcniZer, Cashier.
j. Il. Sawyer, in gcnt raj charge.
john G. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, 4. c. Has.
kell, T. ". McAIaster, E. FL. Heinitsh John =.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Lii Gregg, Marion.
G. I. Scout, NewberTy.
". G. Mayes, Sewbcrry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charlestcn.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborors, CIel lis, Widows, Or.
phans and others may here dtposit their cav
iDge and draw a liberal rate OF inter eet there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wisiiDg to Craw interest on their funds until
they reGui1e them for business or other pur-
poeee; Parents desiring TO pet apart email
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhoec deposits can only be with
drawn by Themselves, or. in case Of death, by
their legal reprcstntatives,) Wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here afford ed
an opportunity OF depositipg their means
where they will rapidly sccun ulate, and, at
tho same time, be sutject 10 withdrawal
when needed. Aug 1S
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RzpU1sED.-The Mobile Register, of q
recent date, relates an amusing incident
of the repulse Of q volunteer company of
that city by woman armed with club.
The volunteer company was out on drill,
and attempted to enter a freight depot
yard. in order to have more space for
going through the military evolutions.
The watchman at tho yard had left his
wife en- duty, and this heroic female,
with club in hend. meeting the COM
its entering the promises. The captain
of "ye volunteers" expostulated with
the pettiooated guardian Of railroad pro-
perty, but in vain; enter they could not,
unless they frat defeated her in q
pitched battle. The discounted officer
was finally obliged to give the command
fright about, and leave the amazon in
possession of the field. fe
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Summer Stock Of Wines and Liquors,
IN FULL VARIETY.


IN FULL VARIETY.
WE beg to enumerate somo of our leading
w brands:
CLiRETs.-st. Gervais, quarts, st. Estephe,
st. Julin, Margau1, pints and quarts.
PoGtes Canet, L. Kose, quarts.
HOCKS.-Laubenheime
Hochheimer, Deideshcimer.
These from house OF Henokel d Co., Mainz
WHITE WINES.-Latour Blanche,
Chateau iquem,
Haute Sauternea, Brandenburg Freres.
|CHAMPAGNES.- .-n1oet j. Chaudon,
Pommery Greno, Ohano i DuchateI,
Aud "Imperiar California.
BRANDIES.- Frcres and James
Eennessy, yintages 1865, IS. 35.
Our stock Of DOMESTIC WHISTLES, GINS,
RUNS and other LIQUORS AND CORDIALS,
not enun Grated above, will be found in full
supply and at lowest market rates.
Onr celebrated brand of ''DIARTLAND
CLUB" WHI5KEY-for which we are soe
agents-always on hand. It's purity, strength
and exquisite flavor have made it the favoritc
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaran-
te6d GEORGE SINA1ERS.
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"A New Hampshire lady. ninety-six
years old, is now teet hing and suffering
from the whooping cough.
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w atcr Notice.

4 IL pcr.cris uain: city water are hereby
n notified that from and after this date the
ol dinal!cc il: relation To the using of water
wiz l." strictly and riSily cr.:olccd. All per-
-cas ''Hvi"r th'" y; dr*m,- az water spIuts
running will hc ed l!oYi:c;. b, ordnance
Ey ordct OF IT, .iayor. C:lAS :iAENUM,
Dtc3 City Clerk.
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las been before tho american rullic
OYER. THIRTY years. I.!as never vet
ialied to give perfect sati,faction. ind IN
Justly been styled tho panlcca for al :
ternal Wounds. Cut, Burns. Ewe.Iiass
SSprains, l'r i:scs. &C., &c, for Man ..,:q
ceast. =" firmly s.!ou'.! lie T. size!
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
CO NJ h "A, S. C..
s150,0o0
100000
Present Cdpitd',
Authorized Capital,
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER. President.

Authorized Capital, $500, 900
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. &. BRENi2ER, Cashier.
g. N. G.. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
YVHIS BANK will soon occupy Its m agnifi-
Il cent three-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets. but
for the present will do business ut its old
banking Houee, opposite Columbia Hotel.
General Banking Business transacted. Ger
tiicates Of Doporit, bearing interest at the
rate of eeven per cent. per, annum. Issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
laterAls. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in tho United States bought and sold.
D1RECToRs-J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer.
F. ". McMaster, r. D. Sem, (ol R. D. Sem i
son,l G. ". Besrden, Iot Copeland 4 Bear
den,) r. J.. Bryan, iof Bryan & McCarter.)
W. @. Swa field, (of Il. Il W. c. Swa field,) W.
3. Stanley. ]. g. Seegers; Samuel MCGOWAN,
Abbeville; J. II. Ricn, Winnsboro. Feb
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.


q
the city
T. T.
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without this Licia.cat. The uoney re-
funded unless the Linille,t il us repre-
scn!cl. Hc snrc and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, et
20, 6os. nni sl.00. per Bottle >Notico
str, ~ .o.vo g.,
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The Merry Laugh,

The Merry Laugh.
love to hear merry laugh,
Outringing mild and free,
AS floats the music OF the Winds
Across the sunny sea.
The merry laugh goes hand in hand
With happiness and mirth;
And at its silvery- toned command
Joy nestles round each heart.
The merry laugh bespeaks heart
With noble feelings warm;
One that will bravely do it's part
In sunshine OF in storm.
The music OF the merry laugh
Sets aged hearts Aglow;
The smiles gleam Ger the wrinkled brow
Like sun-set on the SNOW.
Then let the merry laugh ring out 3
Upon the balmy air,
And lei its gladness put to route
The bold intruder
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Greenville and Columbia Rail1cet
@8I rpe4As PAss EN9ER i;,
sundays excepted, connecting with hilLt
Iraina on South Carolina Railroad up t1d
down; with Traine going North and South Il
Cnariotte, Golu Hbia and Augusta and Viii
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New MacSaToi.

ANSW
Sn KITS Mess and M. MAJ SEi.ll
CI1 81 Ealt a..i W.olr .ial1. J.. "a. * B.
so Boxes s::calc.i iIr:T;rE-.
500 Georges Goldfish
For salc low by I::jrF 4 GvI.FS
Germ "Ei:%cy.
DChT MOUNTAIN COEH WH!-EVY
D. Alao. Il . Of ftur year old MALT CORN
WHISkEf Warranted ru:c.
Jan23 !;itN : &fLGt!.S.
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Choice Wines.

Choice Wines.
EN BASKETS HEID,lCK CHAMPAGNE,
cS 10 cases Sparkling Ca.aw'h.
10 cases "ViS Barr. i0 cGrcs "Et,! Seal, 'yy
10 cases "kcitey's" Island Wine.
casks "Harn"ny shorry.'
casks "Anion;ia,in Sherry"
casks "Hcscrc MADEIRA"
For sale by HOPE & GYLES.
EQHRISTOPHEI, HAYNESWUETH,
HAItBEN AND I!AIH-DI,ESsEK,
TSV1TES his friends ard all persons who are
SHAMPOO, to pay Him Il ca!l at hir now
roonia, in the Wheeler Hcnsn. HhTR-DRESS-
ING, D!FiNG, etc., attended! to IN best styic
Crcqnet.
/ NEW .'cc': at different rrc,r. ;rn re-.
iyci. Fc, .al: Il. t. H. E;iYt:.'
3Ar - i'oCi.:' V"...
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ChauH0 OF Efhe0ule.
EouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoxrAsY,
coI6Hb1A, +: O., Sept. 16, 1872.
i&eNHE 20 osaD b. |s,o Es Of ssheauls ssse: i,
and after Sunday, 18th instant:
NAIL And PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at............. -. Gam
Arrivs at Charleston at 49,. ....... 48Op d
Leave eCharleatonst. -. 9.86,a n,
lrrive at Columbia aat............... ut 5.20p NJ
SIoHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACcoM&C DA11oS
Leave 1inAaS; ts99nsSoays e1ss1rttsal
Arrive Charleston 7.10p m leave. g. z5sn
Camden Train will run McL dayTM GEesdky
and Friday, as followa: ...
Leave Camden at................ 7.2oA,M
Arrive at Columbia at -. ~. Ill Is AM
Leave Columbia at......... ...... C0F.tM.
Arrive at Camden at...... ....... C, ,56P. Al.
A. Z. TYLER. yice-FresiGGnt.
5. B. P1cK1Ss. General Ticket Agent.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augue,a h.R
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
-. :CotuasrA, 8. g., June 2, 1s7z,s:
toiIsxs1 ES fns siss5 .sIs s5It sli, ~. df's
run 6ver this roa d:
ao1So sorTK. sir'l45
Train No. l. TrainHo. ?.
assivs tsa,s Sssae!a' Ss'snIis s$SS
o0ISo EonTn:
Leave hugusta..... 4.15 A. NJ. $50 Pm. /.
Arrive Clsllotte. -. .4.40P n. COCA q.
standard Time ten minutes clover tlIn
"NSsh1ngton; Nn .; ;,n ,ii minStes ahssd bia.
days excepted. Both trains make olcse oe :
Through. tickets sold and baggage sLseIaG
70 all pr'35ialREhz 5aEfBB BqiRt5 ANDERSON, oepcr.ls,n
e. r. Dorsey, Gen. Freight and Ticket ARI1
Wilmington, Columbia and aug. B. K !.
GT-nD r.
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Notice.
pElNG charged with the cliturc. merit of
ID the ioi!rwi?g nl jinaLce, relating to
"the dntieS OF the City Surveyor" tconccrn-
ing which due notice has been given BY the
City Clerk, y reading thus:
"Bt Il !ur!htr orGninfd, That hereafter any
person about to build any houee on any new
site, fronting or bounding on any OF the
streets oil tho city OF Columbia, shall be re-
quircd 10 have the snmo located, and tue
bcuntlalics thereof, adjoining such street or
streets, liked BIZ tho City Surveyor. who ahal
be entitled to II ccivo The sum OF SIS for each
lot 20 located. Aid IL case my person shall
erect any house aforesaid, without having
tho same located hy The City Surveyor as
aforesaid. suci person shai bc subject to a
penalty Of siJ for Gch and every offence"
hereby notify all raf,ics concerned to re-
rnI iiri il iii,- i,i ';c#: ::oi:l ot !ots, either
az !ly ol.irr or 20 !. A.alon, City Surveyor. at
;.r u:.i - 81 5 !! - Fell Tho conditions
attached to tie Ordinance wi! he etrictly
required, and tho peua!i! ot non. compliance
to lis terms b !iln!y c;.!ulCId and without
the slightest Delay. j. 4. JACKs on,
Ann! - Chief Of Police.
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YkTE have jnst received another supply Of
w these superior HOES. They operate
on an entirely diilerelt principle from the
Ton AND CoKS Boz i'll use. rire M,nt a trial
and be rnnciucHi.
April IOHN AriNEW IL son.
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Wilmington, Columbia and aug. B. K !.
SCPKRIETEHDEET's OFFICE.
WILMINGTON. N. O., June 2, 1873.
ks W H3a1 AFTER this date IL.
= 81 k1ik-1lRs following schedule will
The New York herald., 1873-09-11
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.


II EPLER HALL. IN JERSEY CITY, FOR SALE
N This very valuable piece of Property is now offered
for at great sacrifice. The building is l26 feet
inches Warren street. S feet York street and 81 eet
oeep and the north line is ~ feet deep The building
covers entire property and consists OF basement
under the whoe the first story TO be converted into
stores the second story to be converted into dwellings,
ROOM with supper rooms committee rooms kitchen, &C.
stories In all The ballroom and other ted
with the same all completed, except painting and
furnishing, and The partitions erected the
stores and dwellings on second floor. The estimated
from $40 l0) S25OU0 The estimated annual rental Of
the building when completed, is SOoC0 The price of
the whole properly $l00 and very liberal discount
win be made for cash The property situated feet
CITY, and three and half blocks from the ferry Any
gentleman or association OF persons having the cash can
make from $50 900 to $O000 by this purchase Apply to
JACOB WEART. Attorney -atLaw, No. "a Montgomery
street. Jersey City.