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4 medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions of the pLarmacopaia 10 protect
the human system against The bodily ills su-
perinducvI by unhealthy surroundings, is GER
tIu!r wUr,hy Of universal confidence. II l.
mainly on account of It's extraordinary pre-
rcntivc properties that H1sietter's Stomach
Bi:Icr< is so exceedingly popular in localities
subiec; to the yis:tations Of mia>matic feycrS
and other diseases produced by cmpoiSoned
air. a family !iiat has escaped sickness du-
ring sick ~ season iu consequence OF using
the Bil,ers as 4 Safeguard. is living adre--
ti$cmcDt of the preparation. The whole
nciyhborhood realize the fact. Il couldn't
have believed it, says one. Il scar cciy
credited the advertisement; but ono must
believe what one SEES" says another, Il is
tic very thing we need in this unwholesome
section of country" remarks Il third. And
the result IS tha. the instinct of sclf-dcfense.
the first Law Of ua:arc, intuccS tliree'fourthS
Of ;liat community 10 ob:.in Ii supply Of the
g!cat vegetable antidote before ,hr next SICK
ly SEASONS sets in. In winter, wien the SyS-
ten requires cX:ra Yigor and elasticity to en-
able it to b..tlc the effects OF damp and col |,
the Ditters will DC found particularly service
able. rheumatism will not bc apt TO faStcn
upon muscles and nerves that have been brac-
ed up by this excellen; iuyigorant and nerv-
inc; nor will the seventies of the Seasons,
which hare such disastrous effect on the
pulmonary organs Of the feeble and delicate,
be likely 70 exercise lhe same untoward intiu-
cnces liz Gases where the stomach and the cx-
ternal surface Of the body (Which always
sympatliycs with the digestive organ>) have
been toned and stimulated by 4 course of the
res :oratiYe. The fits tf indigestion and IL
rcSllAritie$ Of the bowels whieh proceed from
sudden change OF weather may always he
aycrtcd by timely use Of the G;ttcrs.
Nov. 5. Aim.
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n t. lIi.lt 1.. .ioo =

,fR. Ep.Tos-Wiii you please ali-
nounee that the State Baptist Conven,
ton is to meet with the Baptist
Church, in Columbia, on Thursday be-
fore the etsh sHndlsy in November,
being the 9th of the moata, and not,
as has been announced, on Thursday
before the fourth, Sunday of said
month. There has been some nlisun-
derssana;ng as 10 she tlne, bHt It Is
now settled By the PresiasaE that i
is to meet Thursday before the 18th
sandaay Ike railreads leading TO the
city have kindly consented to pass
delegates to and from the Convention
foT Gne fare.
If esci, paper in tne fsta:e %ill givc
publicity 70 this fact, it will be sppre-
ciated by all parties interested.
c. N. McJUNKIN.
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Have home Of yoa" own. Yes = home OF
your own; buy peace Of land with the de,
Termination to keep it during your life time,
and then transmit it 10 your heirs; if You
have no means, only the proceeds Of your
own labor, then scrupuiously save aai build
q fine house, buying from the Great Southern
Builders Emporium your Sashes. Doors,
Blinds, Marble and Slate MantciS. Hardware
Mouldings, White Pine, Walnut, &c, cover
your roof with Asbestos Roofing Fc.t and
Lining, for which they are Agents; they are
now used on thousands ofLuilduss, and they
offer them Us reliable and cco!"niica!. which
are needed everywhere. Send for price list
to |. H. HALL & Co., Charleston. S. {.
My II I'm
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MECHANICS, CLERK AND LABoREEs.
We clip the following sensible and
weI-timed paragraph from IN ex-
change. It is well worth attention:
The only way mechanics, clerks and
laborers can expect to retain positions
during the coming winter. when pros
poets are so gloomy, is to work for the
interest of their employers. otherwise,
the manufacturer. merchant and EN-
ployer will have to suspend business,
and the employee be thrown out of en-
piovment. The cause Of many failures
and suspensions is the almost inditfer-
ence ofthe help to the interest of their
employers. Some men ut work seem
only to care that the day shall pass,
that they may receive their pay. This
viii not do. Ifyoa would be prosper
GUS and have desire to command more
wages, try to make yourself worth
more, by working. for the real success
and interests Of your employers buSi-
ness. .....-.
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Undertaking.
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fuilasss:ortl,ent OF the aooyc apprsied
cases, Of different patterns, besides coffins
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent oJ
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
otSs5 ss e ibt st$s !ass e 15Bs s, sHs &c. E q
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for a continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort On his part will be spaset' to render
the utmost satisfaction.
R.B. CHAPMAN
NeWoerry S. G., July'Sl.
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speeial and Local.
,tEGkLHorIEEs. 5

By order Of j. c. Leahy. E-q., the heirs Of
S. S. Sieg and Geo A. Eptins, are required
70 appear at Prob ne Coart, oa the 5;h of De-
cembcr.S - : x ae S3-ot.
J.C.sSmi.h, rs Clerk OF Court, spp:ies for
Administration ON estate Of Lura G. Lark
Cont 70 be held on :he 9Th OF Dec. 43-St.
J. C. Smith, as Clerk Of Court, applies for
Administration On estate OF Wm- Boland.-
Cour, to be held on the 9th Of Bee. S3-5s.
J. C. Smith, as Clers of Court. applies FOR
Administration on estate Of II. E. GhsppeH.
Geur, ~ be held on the 9Th Of Dec. -43-5s.
Dennis LaFk makes application for Letters
OF Administration on Estate Of John Lark.
ece,d. Curt 20 be held in Probate Oa.t.e on
the 18th day Of November. -. 46-2:.
All sisgie or transient business notices IN
the local department arc inserted AZ the rate
Of fifteen cents per hae-liberal contracts
made for tb,ee, six or twelve months. Il.
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Coon TEMrLAEs.-Ata recent cleo
ton held by kosci.ssko Lodge, Of this
place, the following officers were chosen
to serve for the ensuing term:
NJ. BROWN, ". G. T.
Miss MAMIE SIIUFORD. W. R. S.
Miss IIETTlE WISkElIAN. ". LIS.
Miss sALLIE sHUFORD. ". V. T.
- GEO. P. MEREDITH. W. S. -
Miss LIZZEE Ii. RIVES. ~. 4. S.
JNO.C. WILSON, VIZ. S.
Il. L. WHITE, w. T. .
J. [. SHUFORD, w. 2. =
L. C. MOORE, ". u.
Miss LIZZIE WHITE, w. D. NJ. =
Miss FANNIE SHUFORD, W. I. G.
J. n. BASS, W. O.G.
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ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY

The weather is clustering.
About midnight Sunday, old Boreas
tried himself, and every one who heard
or felt the force of his effort, admits
that he has lost none of his vigor. 1t
was the biggest blow Of the season, and
we may look for STERN winter without
any extenuating circumstances.
Bring in your wood farmers-every-
body wants u load OF more, and we beg
von remember that money is scarce,
that you may have mercy on the poor.
We learn that Mr.. 4. K. Tribble has
completed a bridge over Little River
two hundred yards. long, which is: said
to- be one OF the best in the County
For the past few days our streets have
presented an active. busy look Trade
has been quite lively-and cotton SELL
ing freely.
A Indy who did not think it respecta-
BE to bring up her ,cailtfren"to work,
has recently heard roIh tTo@of her
Sons-one is Il bar-keepcr to 4 hat-boat.
and the other is second-clerk toa lime
kiln. -... g. .--..- ....
We wonder whcreall of our "wood''
paying aAbacrihaYs !h!;sE !h!;aEEe- gone to. AT
this season Of the year they should Us
as thick rs leaves in ValalnbroSa. but
al:,s, they are scarcer than hens teeth.
The same may be. said of many OF
whom cash is expected. Where are ye
gone? We s:l:.ll soon commence to
write good, ns,g obituary EStices 9t
them, if not: heard from soon.
Why is:the earth.like azhlack board:
Bccause-the children Of men multiply
upon the face of it. .
What requires more philosophy than
taking things as they calaea22-PEarti ting
with things us they sc:
The delig mornings are near a'
hand when. one rises from his warm
led in the dark; can't ind a match
hunts round with his feet, like frozen
puddings; goes down to find the SER
want has forgotten to fix the fire in the
geats ready for lighting; gets ashes
and SCOT in his hair aaa on biz h.aH(alz
finds the coffee has given out, eats {
cold breakfast and starts off to work
thankful for all things that make q;
happy, and rejoicing in this invigora
ting weather.
We don't mind giving away old pa
pers for patterns, sometimes -althoug}
| they are worth seventy-fve cents a hun
dred-yet wiiea ererybody's little nig'
ger comes in just as we are getting
ready for press, its privilege not ut al
to our liking.
A queer Old gentlemen being asked
what he wished for dinner, replied
"A4n appetite, good company. something
to e;s:. and napkin
Why is it that nine-tenths of the al
yertising public never remember tha
they have anything they wish inserted
uutil the day of publication-Tuesday
DE. johnson said: i never take up
newspaper without finding something
I,would have deemed it a loss not t.
have seen; never without deriving from
it instruction and amusement"
Good tsmper is like 2 sunny day
sheds brightness Oh everything.
Sunday is the strongest day, becaus'
all the others are aoeek-days, yet, if it i
the strongest, why is it so often broken
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n RIGar.-It IS surprising that there
can be anything wrong when there are
SO nanny rights, forft nlakes no differ
enee how they may be spe1t. whether
rite, write, right, or Wright, they are
still right. Our neigbbor o:er the w:sy
who deals in stokes of Ill kinds-the
most popular article in cold weather.
besides every article in the tin eata-
logue, is fortunately in the category
no one can dispute his claim to be
Wright. The extension to his store
will soon be completed. when he viii
further adEaneein the right direction
for be. VIII then right. j
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eW02'2'led,

At Scotch Cross, 10 iooe.ille Gopnty, 8.
c., on the evening of the 5,h Of November,
by the Rev John R. Riley, Mr.. R. F. FLEx..
ING, of Laurensville, S. c., TO Miss EsrELLE
CRESSwELL.
November 5:h, 1873, in the Methodist
Parsonage, at Laurensville Cross Roads, by
be-. J, i. Trayyick, M BARsErr s.
LANG sroS. and Miss AARY Mills, Lotl OF
Laurens Co., $. &.
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THAT HORSE AND ITS CLEVER OWN
ER.-Sometine since we noticed in an
exchange that our esteemed friend,
Col. Cannon, of Jalapa, had dedicated
to, or kept 4 horse expressly for, re-
lisious work, and that the animal was
ridden pretty freely. Since then the
press have sll hoen exercising him.
We don't know if Col. Cannon is aware
what big gun he has worthily got to
be. The Working Chtiaian this week
has the following on the subject: ...
Col. Gsnnon's horse, in Newherry
County, mentioned in our paper few
weeks since, is being driven" around
pretty freely blythe Baptist papers: The
Laaer wants to know ifthe Colonel can
not settle in Atlanta. We cannot If
ford to lose so kind and generous heart
ed \ man rs ne is, or SO useful an stnl-
NAL as is his shorsc." 1t is now, OF
was recently, engaged in educational!
work, (which, is more than can be said
for some Of our ,bret!iren), and c;tnno'
be spared from this section yet awhile
We would be GLAD to know that some
other ',horse'' had been: dedicated to
Furrllan University.
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Commercial.

NEwBEnRy. November 1s.-The t.ansac.
ton in cotton during the past week have
been quite active, but the market closes TO-
day with decline on past rates, and at -:
Number of bales shipped during the week
1,l47.
MEw YoRK, November 17.-Cot:on easy
sa:cs 1854 bales, at 15!al52 Gold 93a9s.
CHARLESTON, November 17'-Cotton easy
-middlins l4sa143.
AUGUSTA, November l7-CotlGn steady
and iu fair demand -lniddling 49,.
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ovpp-ExeRr1oS. eill;er OF body or mi

OvER-ExERTIoS, eillier Of bosly or mind.
produces debility and disease. The usual re-
mcdy is to take some stimulanr, 'hc Eject
of which is the same as giving il tired lmSe
thew Zip instead of oats. The tue way is TO
fortify the system with q permanent tonic
like the Peruvian Syrup. "a protoxide Of
Iron,) which gives strength anI yigor 10 The
whole system.
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ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. c.. c.. Chase is
determined to, catch the tide at its flood.
and laltbough It is now oa the ebb. he
has embarked on another venture. lie
is now: the proprietor Of the Newberry
Hotel, Mr.. Pool having retired from
that srtiuous position. We wish. Mr.
Chase. a house full of appreciative
guests, permanent and transient, whose
snner wants shall always be supplied,
aad that no appHehensions Of hunger
wiH ever CHASE their smiles away. r
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sssOne thing every man OUGHT to do 4

zone thing every man ought to do at
Is time, viz: Pay the small cur
st debts which as rule, are held by
nor dealers, or workmen, who need
money from day to day. There
doubt that the panic" has served
Pan excuse for not paying bills which
4smight have been discharged as well rs
not. The time has passed when this
excuse has even 3 plausibility with re-
ogasd to the debts in question.
rE'srltGpge.
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CoaS at Chase & Co. s.

In modern Greece, Says Il tsaFeiseI,
"No ladv's visit is admitted by the lady
ofthe house if the xisitress does not
bring her work with Ter. without which
the visited woui1 Le ah!;gg!a:a! +? T.? remain
idle, which is neither more nor less
than sim
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INDEX TO NV ADvsRrIsExEsGs.-

INpEx TO INV ADvERTIsENESTs.-
l. z. MarShall-Iasd fiuos. .,-
Sigh 4 Dickert-Lumber.
Sheriff ! Sales. u.s..
Martfn J. Young 10 Rent.
E. 4 Fair--Land 10 Rrut.
Fur T!ppet Lost.
JeEefSon Worklnan-Estray Mule.
Lesyel!& cts. FOR Cotton:
Rosemont Cemetery-Notiee.
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We acknowledge receiving an invi-
tstiion to attend the Commencement
Exercises Of Williamson Female Col
lege,. on the 18th and 2otIl inst, and
VIII make it convenient, if at aH posi-
bic, to attend on that interesting oce:'-
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= SgEETaSD PRETTY.-IFe e have sell
CON seen such handsome. array af ar-
ticles designed for 1Iossos=S, Christmas
and New Years presents as are display
ed IN the show cases Of Dr.. S. F. FAINT.
The Doctors taste will be largely ap-
preciated, we are satisfied, by al per-
sons who wish to give something away
on the occasions alluded to, for no
where else can be found more suitable
and appropriate presents or more ele-
giant, than there. The only difficulty
we apprehend is, that the stock wifi
not be large enough to supply ali the
demands, and our advice IS that seiec'
tions be made in time.
HAaSEss.-ScveralP pair good wagon gear
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ELECTION. new Council have
elected Mr.. z. Harrington, Chief Of
Police. and Dick D;twkinS and Giles
Werber, Assistants, with w. T. jack
son IS Street Marshal. At the same
time. afr John Fan. w:ss elected TO the
responsible position OF Clerk of Coun-
eli. Our congratulations are rendered
them all, with the hope that their duties
may be as light and pleasant AZ posi-
blo .G.'- .' ...- .I - .
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Remember that one blossom allowed

Remember that one blossom allowed
to mature or go TO: seed Injuries the
plant more. than = dozen new buds.
Cut iour flowers, then. all of them, be-
fore they begin to fade. Adosn your
rooms with them, put them on your
tables, send bouquets to your friends
zwiso have no flowers, Or exchange f.
s yors, with those VINO have. Yoa will
surely find that the more you cut off the
more you will have.
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Il goeSsadyertisenlent is the best Of
all possible statesmen. It is a salesman
who is never weary; who goes after
business esrly and late; accosts the
merchant in his shop, the scholar in
his study, the lawyer in his Office, the
lady as her breakfast table: who can
be In 8 thousand places at once, and
speaks to thousands Of people every
morning and evening, saying to each
one the best thing in the best manner.
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ResEMoST CEMETERY.-Attention IS
called to the notice elsewhere of the
Secretary and Treasurer, In reference
to lots in Rosemont Cemetery.
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AUcr1oSs.-Two Auctions next Saturday.
;22a Inst, from II A. u. to P. NJ, and from
q to9P.M., atW. C. Chase & Co.'S. 4S
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: LuasEG.-Wetake Z pleasure in calling
attention tothe advertisement of Messrs.
Sigh g. Diekert in another. column
cwhe have made considerable retias:-
ton IN the price Of lamber. Their mill
is conveniently located, and they fu:-
aish good lamber, promptly and cheap
II, remember: :
ANEW GRANGE-We learn that 8
new Grange of 6ty-two members was
organized st High Poins. in tbs Coun-
IT,, aboatfVe miles below Prosperity,
on Saturday last, by the State Lecturer,
Mr.. Barksdale- 3 And further, that there
were twentythree applications for
membership received This Grange
gives promise Of beinga vigorous and
live one. Success to it.
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NEW wFIRx.-wm. c Chase s Co.. Auction
and Commission Merchanss. IA. old stand
OF 3. Moorman & Co.. 80 40
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CoURT.-The November Term of the
Court of General Sessions was opened
soa Monday. We were pleased to no.
tiee that, notwithstanding the Very III
clement weather about the hsus for
opening. Ills Honor, Judge Moses was
tllesfrsss to enter the eosrt room. 1t Is
I'm evidence that ne means business
We're this the case with All ptrf'es IN
terested or waisse presence N is reg fef'''feo'
there would not be thas Fe8aaeas delay
"nleh usually 'la retaftls 'iies IhsaASS' -
our5Goaf .s:ssss. =
m aehoW'ils QUO 1 ssssSs esssss are Oh tle ''iin'
natdocSef: -, <$s:sc
Inc 2@ste vs.. 'aaes W eesihsei-
Murder -,
1he cl$'e vs. '"nies Or onsss'''t
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Job work done ut this Office with
promptness, III handsome style, and
cheap.
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eeixe any,hipg, ut any time, 20 be sold 4!
gpsiSatesor auction sale. 80
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Stoves, &C., Sc, Sc, will be sold at Auc-
ton next Saturday, by Chase & Co. IL
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will also RENT the rema;ning portion
of the Real Estate Of Washington Floyd,
deed, for the year 1874, at Newberry 6.
II on the FIRST Mond.y i'll December next,
at tne risk ST the igrme: renter;
Frrns malc l:nnwii at tl.a iin!e Of selt.
i"g. 80, JOHN I. PETERSON, :
Nur. II. 45-3t. Executor.
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All peFsaas Indebted los: +. pANNf, sith.eF
by Sale or secon4t, VIZ confer sPeeial
favor by cushing tle same on az before the
lst day of Novamher next, NQ,fprther in:
dulgence OF credits will be given anti! the
above request is complied with. trust
that my Patrons will not force me to run
them 10 cost | WANT MONEY AND MUST
HAVE IT. Oct. 90, 42-tf.
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eWIsccSEG7s e0asS.
LAND 70 RENT.

Will. RENT TIE OLD HOMESTEAD
PLACE, willed to I.ne w. FLOYD. by the
last will AMI Testament, Of Washington
FLOYD, deed for the year 1914, at New.
berry g.. H., on the First Monday ill Decen,.
her nss,, at the risk Of the former ren'or.
Terms iua,ie s:inwl, Ii; the Hive OF rs;t.
inc. JOHN I. PETERSON. Ex'or,
OF the Will OF W. Floyd, decd.
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Tas GES'L 3. L. LEE MoNUMENF.-The
colossal mouumea: TO the memory Of Gcnl
Ice which is now rapidly Being constructed
under the direction and skin OF Prof. Volen-
the, will, when completed, be the sret test
triumph Of art and mechanical skill ever pro-
duced in this country. The structure will be
s4rinonase4 by reclining figure Of Gen'l
Lee enyelopcj ia bis military cloak. The
form will be finely carved IN marble, and the
expression of courteuance rendered with
life-likc correctness. In order to complete
this grand monument at the earliest possible
day, the Executive Committee of the Lee
Memorial Association, OF Lexington, Va,
which is composed Of SUCH Distinguished
men IS Gen'l Pendletoa, Gent Terry, Hon.
Wm. Mclaughlin, Col. Preston Johnston,
Col. Jas. +. EdmondSon, ChaS. Davidson,
and others, have, by permission, authorized
! the publication and sale Of 4 perfect life size
steel engraved portrait of Gent Joseph Z.
Johnston. The proceeds Of its ssle Il &c ap-
piled in furtherance of the object Of this As
ISOLATION namely to the erection of monu
n,ent to the memory of Gen'I K. f. Lee. at
the Washington and Lee University, Lexing-
ton, Va. The portrait will 30 sc!j only by
subscription, through regular authorized
agents, and every Subscriber will receive
scertiicate signed by the Secretary and Chair
man Of the Lee sfemoFisl Association. We
commend this portrait to tne pubic, aud
hope some good energetic man will secure
the agency in this section in order to help on
the good woylf. Messrs. W. ". Bostwick &
Co, Nos. 1T & 15s wsst Fcqrth Street, Gin
cinaati, Ohio. have been constituted snd up.
pointed General Managers Of Agencies, and
any communications addressed to them,
fprcirculars, terms, and certificates, Will re-
ceiYe preap: attention. Z:
The store Of Messrs. Kingsiand s..
Heath, under the Columbia Hotel, in
the cieyof Gosumbia, has the reputation
c:f Being one Of tElc n6osE attractive
China and Csockery establishments to
be found South, and not oaly Sc as re-
CARDS the two departments mentioned,
b,,t rs to the thousand and one articles,
substantial and useful, US we'll is orna-
mental, in general way, Of such things
rs ladies keeping house esteem most
highly. Examine their stock by ali
means, whenever an opportunity pre-
sents itself. 4G-2t.
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HAsSEss.-scveral pair good wagon gear.
for sale 1T Chase s. COS i"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-13
MoNTx-ALE SPRINGS.

r,,IIrcpAvoprr ESUMMEK KESUKT, SIT
hlo fAHobbiiI. tcounty, East Tennessee.
will q'o be- opened for The reception Of visitors +; on
the 18th of May, 1873. aI,o aof adiscr;minatinS
style worthy the patronag eial results attend
pubic: me n RatRea .L Denen, in functional de-
rangements of the Liver. Bowe. Hiseases attest
Skin. and the cure of chronic d. accessories
their medical properties. All the hest wa
for enjoyment and recreation at tn, scial a.
tering places will be found here. Sp, nd i'm
tention will be given to the comfort a. ~
prnvement of invalids. var
Visitors to Montvale necessarily pass IN
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georg "
railroad, making the city of Knoxville. Ten
nessee, point; thence via Knoxville and
Charleston railroad to Maryville, sixteen
mail stages, running in connection with the
trains, to the Springs. nine miles distant.
Return tickets can be obtained at all promi-
nent points.