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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
MASON & HAld1.M ORGAN CO.,
lsl fnx,torr g.. Bos.ou; = Uu1ox sovA,z, urv
YoRK; % AID q ADANs 81, C1IeA00.
The Wheat Field Of America
j -. >; .. ..:s,
1ealthfdl Climate, Free Homes,
Good 46arkets.

THE NORrHRRN PACIFll' RAILROAD
o6ere fsF sals La4da ia .Central a1A Weseesa
0linDossta, sasbraeing: L. The best Of Whsaa
IA.d; s Rzeellsat Fisher 6sr IT, MN, ths Fam
and the FIss; Rseh Prairie Pssassass and Nat.rua
Meadow, wstseeA by eIeeF LAkes aaA sasui.e
stsesns-in hsalthful Climate. sa~s Kss~ s.S Aess
10 uanaosa. - Z -'.'''.-. ~ -
GF1f1 can b Ghipped hence h9 lako = uaehue a
eheapy - from Eastesn Iowa oe CooGsal 06noi9
Cars now run through thooo laD4e fHo0 lAko D0oo6e
70 DAKOTA Price Of land Close 70 tzook el 20 oAoo
per acre; further away S44e to go! 6ey00 Year,
Cfedtts Wsrrsntee Dseds; Nolthe1D Haet60 10
1sn9s: nov se!as st paE 1eeeayed foe lao1 ct el11
to sott1osS. = =
SOLDIERS under the New Law (llaspA, ND ~
1o0 aetee 98EE, near To IAi1fsaA, b 60 o1d fVe
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES faenishsd fseo III DsinsiDal peants Rsse e
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, ga = 8seta,n q
0ovWnmeNt HoAsstsads Purchases, tAsar WV,
| and children carried free ovse Tie HortAssn
Pacific Road. Nov 10 the time loe Estalees I'D Os,p
| mics to get Railroad Lands and 0ovseansat HoDs
eteads Close to the teaak.
| Send for Pamphlet eontaining full Information
map and oopy Of New Hensstssd Law. Address
LAND iDRPARTMENr. N0RfHHIu PACIFIC
RAILROAD, 81. PAUL. MIMI,
OR - FIFTH AVENUE cor ~ T.. NEW YORK
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

FoR Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In
Debility, in their various forms, FERno-P HosPo.
RATED ELiNR Of CA1lsAYA made By CAswE11.,
HAzAlD 4 Co., New York, and sold BY al drug.
gists, is the best tonic. Al stimulant tonic
for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no eQuSl.-C0m.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

A UNIV1RsAL RExHpY.-" B1oVN's
BRONCHIAL TRoczEs" for Coughs, Colds, and
Bronchial Affections, stand first in public
favor and confidence this result has been &C.
quired by test Of many years.--Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
A Faithful hog.

The Nashua IN. Il. relates that moi
long since Newfoundland dog be.
longing to family was left for q few
minutes in room with an open CRATE,
IN which was child just old enough
to creeo. The child crept toward the
fire, amt the dog, who apparently saw
and understood the danger, at once
laid down between the child and the
fire. and renamed there until tho moth
er came to the rescue. The hair was
burned from the dogs side, and his
body was blistercd, and vet, noble dog
that he was, he did not bndge.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

SoxE Of the large Sheffield eng. }
steelmakers, feeling that the coal own.
ers were charging too much, have pur-
chased collieries and make their own
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
THERE are probably q hundred OF

THERE are probably hundred or
more persons i'll tins aud neighboring towns,
who daily suffer from tho distressing effects Of
kidney troubles, who do not know TINT John
sons Anodyne Linimcnt liz almost certain
cure: In severe cases, great relief may DO
obtained, If not perfect cure.
We notice that tho Agricultural papers all
over tue country recommend the use OF She,i-
dams Cavalry Condition Po,cters. - Exchange.
Farmers and others in this section have
Ions; known and appreciated tho advantage Ut
these powders over all uthrrs.--COnl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

BARRY SULLIVAN il called the leading
British tragedian OF tho ago. He contemplstes
= tonr OF the country, and will probably wear
the ElmWood CoIlar.-Com. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

Faces INsTANr RE111r has stood
twenty years test. II warranted to give i'm
mediote reii0 TO oil Rheumatic, Neuralgia.
Head. Ear and back aches, or money refund
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

lie Queen of Denmark wears calico
dresses, in publicity way of rebuking
extravaganza in dress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

A TOO sanguine bridegroom appends
to the announcement Of his marriage
in the Vermont Journal, "No cards,
no cake, no divorce"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
S76,OlD0 m CASH FOR 0l.
OMAHA LOTTERY

70 crest tie MebFssks State Orphan Asylum. 70 b
EseS, Or six 3sr Is. T f sent s. Eaprs:s
e E. ;;. %as:;; 9 A., 0.'h Pts; %
For balance Of PFisss ssnd for Circular. Esdorsed
~ bis exce1leney Gov. ". H. james. and the heet
dress j. n. PATTEE Manager, Omaha, Nebraska
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

Dr. JA1HH's ExPnoro1ANr 10 both . palliative and
curative in all Lang Complaint. Bronchitis. &e II
IL standard rsnsdy for Coughs and Colds, and
needs only trial 10 prove ms worth. r."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

THE contract for the woodwork of
the new Capitol ut Hartford has been
awarded TO Larkin, the New Haven
builder, Tor $500, 900.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06

CR1sTADoRo's Exons1oR HAIR DYE
stands unrivalsd and alone. Its merits have
been ~ universally acknowledged that il
would DO . supererogstien to dssrant on
them any further nothing can beat it.-Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-03-06
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.


TQS mr. " American Musical lnstsunsnGa
LIE O!v6U Of sach sztfso!ihaY sa1 go
ntxed excsl!ence - to command vide 9alo In ~
rope, notvithsta nding competition there With pro
ducts OF cheap labor. -
MI WIS awarded highest Dfeminms, iaelsd.
t!SSwHuV Ing The neosl 81 he PeHs 1xpoea
tion OF hundreds Of Industrial Exhibitions, toeeu
not been six In ill where ony other organs have
been pfof0FFoo to these.
UnvE6AL ,::: :;:,:s: :: ,s :. :::,: .:
eenensies nos Httetnsd IN aay othsrs Hee eDaASonl
EXCLUSIVELY :: ::ss &c.,: ::::': 4. ne: e
bEseing ovo3 foal tnpr0vonsok
.IhE MOST EXTENSIVE =: -. - .:
to.isc IN the veeid, p1edssiag 6sttef vesK st u
eess than otherwise possible.
PRICES FIXED 81: "a .. :s * !: 800: 49,:
ment OF only best nstsrisl and woskaaaGhtp.
r{s]k1IUN&$TrRPA 1IaI "a TAIoGgE AND Tes
i1isEss1ion. sbs1f orSs 3 Wfieh ny ~
eerch1?efs iron AleA1Doentoeat In D0rc6001
81 1O1eftOf Or worthless iD0tRQn0WfS = M.
| ne0t q 0180 prices, cent fEOes
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

E1'Secretary of the Treasury Bout.
vel! publicly and emphatioally denies
the truth Of the statement of Phelps.
Dodge & Co., that they wero forced to
pay the 1871 600 as compromise. They
protfered that sum rather than 20 before
tho courts.
1t is stated that there arc in New York
2o0. 700 persons who are either wholly or
partially supported by public money.
AS the population Of the State of New
York is between 4. 1000, 900 and S, 900, 900.
there is at least one pauper to every
twenty-three workers.
KILLED "A Federal soldier. named
Mike Roach, was run over by the night
express train going South, on Friday
last. In state Of intoxioation, he had
fallen on the track. He was horribly
mntilated. - Charlotte Southern Home.
The entire destruction OF San Salvador
by earthquake is confirmed; and the
partial destruction Of Sopopapgo, IIapan.
go, San Tomas and Santa Teca by tho
same is assured
The notorious abortionist, Or. David
II. Brown, of Boston. has been held to
bail for trinl in 935, 1000.
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THE Boor OK THx orHRR Esa.-Tbe
Uatted 5tafes Count sveryfpsopesly ap-
pointed 9 referees 10 take stestimony in
tho South Carolina Railroad tax cases:
whereupon the Columbia Union blurts
out that this looks very like '.a strike at
the State Government" This Is ALWAYS
the way with these Radical sheets. A
Judge is righteous Judge when his de.
cisions agree with their notions, and a
very sooundrel when he ventures to differ
from them. The Union could not saw
too much for Judge Bond when he was
sending ship:loads Of poor wrelches to
the Albany Penitentisry, and he is as
worthy OF confidence and respect now ns
ne was fhen, whatever; the Union may
Charleston Neus.
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} tAneRak- -521<. -1A.z.1a -Cokaon. a.;et.
~ %1ssa 64aS'' ssd &',.s;
Whiskey . shade hrmer. at 9l@9lK:
Wheat active; prime 2(03c. hiRheT-red
Western l l.86@t88. Corn active and .
shade armer. Rice quiet Pork dinner.
et 1875. Beef steady. Lard nrmar ond
in good demand. at 8. TfeiRhts ouiai
and easier. Money hardening. st .646
~. Sterling closed dull, at 81: Gold
l7l@l74. Governments closed strong,
at fraction advnnoe in 88s. Tenpessees
strong; others very dull.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Flour quiet and
weak. Corn aotive aud higher mixed
5!l937H IN elevator: Whiskey frmer,
atr57. Pork active for futures and firm.
at 'l8. 80 on spot; 1900 up country in
June. Bacon strong and active for fa.
ttqre delivery ry-shoulders 7A98, selle,
10 May; clear rib sides 10LG910k, in
June. Lard firm and little doing.
U1No1NNArI, April 22.-Fiour firm, at
!.o0C97.75. Provisions strong and
higher: Pork noI,inally 18 80. on spot.
Lara strong and highsr-stsam 8; kstsis
fs1: Bacon in good demand-shouIdera
nominsliy 9; clear rib sides az; clear
sides 10. Whiskey steady, at as.
~sSoAovAALns "A pEll Ad.-ffOV161OnS
strong. Pork advanced, at l6. so. Bacon
in fair demand and higher-shouldere
8; clear rib sides 10; clear sides lOL.
all packed. Lard firm-tierces 9(a9E;
kegs l09l0I9; steam held tSA. Wits.
key steady. at SO.
aWIrN1NaroN. April 22.-Ootton re.
LceiPts % bales; sales 81; stock 4, ,49O.
NoRFoLK, April 22.-Cotton receipts
l,l67 bales; sales 200; stock 4.7Gl.
BALTIMORE; April I1.-Ootton reoeipts
2!0 bales; sales SO; stock 10, 1854.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton dull
midaing l8aS; receipts 72B bales; sales
1;255: stock 39,06l:
3 GALVESTON, April 22.-Coston re,sip,e
737 bales; stock 81, 1872 -
MoDILE, April %. Cotton quiet and
steady-middling 18k; receipts 66s
bales; sales 800; stock SIS, 953. - sL
NKw ORLEANS. April 22.-Cotton in
fair demand and prices steady mid
ding 1884; receipts l,6lO bales: sales
4, 700; stook 165,756.
AUGUSTA. April 22.-Cotton steady-
low middling 17l5; receipts IL bales;
sales 1S9.
CnARhHsroN. April 22.-.Cotton quiet
-m1iddling lsl@; low midlling 18; good
ordinary l7@l74; receipts 626 bales;
sales 100; stock "a. 245.
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King, the lawyer who shot O'Neill on
the steps leading from the law Office Of
Justice Sutherland some months ago,
since bis incarceration in the Tombs,
has been gradually sinking under com
blnation OF disorders. and will shortly be
removed 10 Bellevue Hospital for medi-
cal treatment. He will probably never
recover. and will thus elude the clutches
OF the law and the punishment OF a mur.
derer.
A BIC FRoL1c. c.-The negroes Of Char.
lotte had grand jollifcation last Mon.
day, on pranoing horses, in rafting bug
gies and dashing carriages. All day long
the rides and the drives continued
through the streets. It is not known
whether they connected Easter with tile
John Brown raid, or merely wished to
have hig frolio. Some Of the gallant
beau1 must have spent more than a
months wages in the hire Of equipages.
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q TOUCHING INCIDENT OF THE ATLANTIC
DISASTER. John Charles Ellery, stew
ard, tells OF Rosey Sheots. about four
years old. "She sat ct my table, says he,
with her father, mother and brother.
ana M Sas va iona Of .11e.o When I got ont
Mr. sheats PLACED her ihmy arms in her
night dress and asked me 20 sase her.
thought OF my itsle girl Of the Same age
IN Liverpool, and I kept her as long as /
could. saw her father and motiisr
swept away by the sea, and the little one
moaned and continually called ..Papnl
papal am go wstI"' She died in nj
ssnis, sad I had not the heart to let her
drop, but handed her to q man stronger
than myself.
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Headquarters National Guard
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 81, 1873.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. April 81, 1873.
S"ECIaL ORDERS, NO. a3.
The following Special Order, having been
- received from the Adjutsnt and Ins pector-
the Information Of all concerned:
HEADQUARTERS SoUrH CAROLINA MILITIA.
ADJ AND INSPECTOR -GENEDAL's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. 8. o.. April 81, 1873.
SPECIi ORDERS, NO. IS.
!. On the recommendation OF the Major-G e.
neral commanding the National Guard OF this
state, tho following change Is hereby mado
in tho Second Regiment, N. g., g. 8. g., viz:
The resignation Of Captain Theodore
1ngies, Company &C." Second Regiment. N.
e., 8. y. o., is hereby accepted, to tako effect
Immediately.
BY order of his Excellency tho Governor
and Comma nder- ill., Chief.
tSigred) H.W. pURyIs.
Adjutant and Inspector. General &. C.
BY command OF Major Goneral II. Is. Elliott.
JAMES KENNEDY,
Apr %
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saE1e001~2AADr-As sWNohiup$ons f}e.
ssss s::S1 ss,s gseSa: sstesssd
IN . rather more enfeebled condition
than when he left for that place two
weeks before. Mr.. Brooka wenEto Nor.
folk under the advice Of bis attending
physician, DR.. A. r. 7. Garnet, who. haa
hopes that the mild salt air Of iliaS pIaSa
you'd prove beneficial. The! tsase -oi
Mr; BROOKS is most Interesting npe,
and it has been tho subjeat. pf Shrioua
and painful inquiry ofslskding instabefaa
OF the faculty Of this and Other Giti6s,,
because OF ITS obscure nature. Daring
his stay in Norfolk, he .Was under the
care OF DR.. Selden, OF that oity. one 81
the best physicians OF Virginia. After
tbe most careful and laborio1s oonsid era.
tlon OF the case, DR.. Se1den states that
ne does not feel himself justified in uu.
dertaking to pronounce as to its charso.
ter. On Friday last, DR.. Garnett. who
has himself had vast experience, called
to bis assistance Drs. Hall and Msy.
These three eminent medical gentlemen
met At MF. Brooks residence, on F
street. After thorough examination OF
she patient, they held a lengthy consult
alton, but were unable to reach finaI
conolasion as to the nature OF his malady,
DR.. W. Parker, widely y-known praoii-
toner OF New York city. has also speu.
some time in study ing the disease OF Mr..
BROOKS. and suggested that il might
probably be leucooy stmmia, which ia an
undue preponderanoe Of the white cor.
pusoles'of tho blood over the rcd. Yes.
terday, specimens Of bloods we're taken
from several different parts of Mr..
Brooks body aud entrusted to Dr.. J. j.
Woodward, of the Army Msdioal Ma
scum. DR.. Woodward submitted the
specimens to most powerful micro.
scopio examination. he reports that tho
blood was IN an abnormal condition, and
that there was an unusual proportion of
the white oorpusoles. but not in.a suf1i
cient quantity to justify the designation
OF lencocytl.e nia. In the meantime,
A1r. Brooks is tbs recipient of the most
devoted attention from his family and
friends. He continues cheerful, aud
spends an hour or two each duy ia the
perusal of his Newspaper mail, which is
quite extensive"
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fur YOUR SHOULDERS TO THE WHEEL
when Senator Sprague, of Rhode
Island, first saw with his own ewes the
capabilities OF Columbia Us msnufao-
turing city. he made this bold deolara-
tton: There Ia to be revolution in cot
ton spinning, and am ready to lead it. -
but revolutions do sometimes 20 back
wards Senator Sprague obtained a
lease OF the Columbia Canal, and has n
profitable contract for supplying the CITY
with water. The mills and factories are
still In the clouds, and there they will re-
nam, go far as it depends on the Rhode
leland millionaire. For years. he has
had control Of an admirable water power.
0nloh he will not use himself. It is pub
holy Rnaonnced TINT he will make no
moreimptc !. enents; nor ara the Oolnm.
hlans .5le TO induce the holder to name
aireasonable price OF which he will sell
ONT; 40 suspicious person, this has a
very ugly look. Does Senator Sprapue
IND It cheaper to let the canal lie idle
than to injure his New England mills, by
proving, in practice, that cotton -spinE.
nl9g in the South will pay we'll al prices
which would force Northern manufaG.
tueers to close their doorsP This ia the
most natural explanation of Senator
Sprague's conduct.
There is abundant water power Mt Co.
lumbia beaides the canal, and it is to he
hoped that the movements now nfoot
Will end in giving the capital first class
cotton factory, of large capacity. We
have waited long enough for New Eng.
land capital. Let us make q beginning
Tor ourselves, with our own money, and
Tor our own benefit Charleston News.
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A REMARKABLE CAsR.-About three
weeks ago coiored man by tho namo Of
George Mcfarland, residing on the cor.
ner OF Seventh aud Bladen streets. ac.i.
dentaliy stuck small lightwood splinter
in the ball Of his fhumb. Upon with.
drawing the splinter blood commenced
howlng very freely and continued to do
SO Tor about week before he came to
tho determination to call in q pbyaician
Al tho expiration OF seven DAYS another
doctor was called in. They first eulit
open his thumb, but it was inflamed and
swollen so badly that they could not get
TO tho artery. They next mado an open.
ing Ia each side OF the wrist, tho arteries
IN which were taken up and securely
fassened. Previous to doing this, how
ever, nm effort was made to stop the flow
OF blood by tightly cording his thumb
ABOVE tue wound, but was found neces-
sary to remove the cord. After the
arteries IN the wrist were tied up, the
now OF blood from the thumb was
checxed, but Inflammation Immediately
set in and the whole arm became in.
hamed to the shoulder, which was soon
followed b.! the flesh rotting and drop.
ping oil the arm below the olbow, the
leaders in which arc laid bare. In the
meantime tho unfortunate man is suff.r.
ing intensely, and as amputation in the
present condition of the arm, is impossi-
nie' his recovery is doubtful. McFar.
!and came near bleeding to death when
youth. from flea bite, which Lo
scratched rnther vigorously. A brother
oi mcfarland bled to death about twelve
years ago Wilmington &,w.
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For Sale.

Eif1 tween Henderson and Bsrnveii straatS. ~.
fronting on Taylor street rs feet. run.
ming back l55 feet, more or Less. The hous
eont.ins four rooms on the Arst story and
very convenient residence. For partiou[.rs.
inquire 1t 11-I r4-rSPHHWH;
April % - ~St&oAAos
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Musical.

65H 3. A. OLLEvER, Professor OF
TXT Mnnical Composition and the Law
on any instrument desired. Musical Comuo-
sition specialty.
Tho above named can 10 found at the
Alnsic Store OF W. II. LyBrand Il Son.
REFEnENcEs-W. II. LyBrand, Columbia, g.
C:i G. @ Jaeger. Esq, Newberry. q. @.
Feb5 f3mo
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A clergyman and his wife monopolizo
tne healing art il an Iowa town, the
former prescribing for spiritual and tho
latter for physical needs.
Arkansas newspaper correspondents
IN tho Legislature mako assertions aud
back 'em up by saying: i've got six
ballets which says it's So"
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Kumors Have Been Circulated

RY some jealous people, that NILE. .OAEN.
a1,,H ~ the wsltfa9.n pnES5AAKER, (for.
going to leave the city. She takes pleasure
In announcing this to be false, and will be
glad TO receive her former customers and ali
order. A.. 90 Ie~ W
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Ale and Porter

Ale and Porter.
E0 DOZEN MoEwen's Edinburob Ar,R
~ 90 dozen Younger's Edinburgh Ale.
5o dozen Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale.
oU dozen Barclay, Perkins l. Co.'s London
so dozsn Guinness Dublin Stout.
AuRenutne imported. and for sale low bv
apr ~ JOHN AGNEW e. QnN
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Deputy United States Marshal Ma.
loney was arrested at the instance of
United States Commissioners symmes on
Friday last. to appear at the regular
court to answer charges preferred against
him for permitting prisoners 10 escape
who we're lodged in Jail on the charge
OF violation Of the Internal revenue
laws.
The editor OF the Roman Catholic
paper Germania has boen sentenced to
Tour months imprisonment for publish
ing an article from the London Spectator.
oritioising the action OF the German Go
vernment towards the church.
The unclaimed freight at the Southern
Express Office, in Charleston, is about to
be sold at auction. The sale is always
an Interesting ono. and buyers have
nave been known to draw valuable
prizes.
There has been another revolution 10
Panama. -
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INcENDIAEY F1RE.-On Wednesday,
the 9th inst, Mr.. J. N. Altman, living
about three miles from Altman's station,
on the Port Royal Railroad, discovered
his fence to be on fire. While trying to
extlnguish it, he learned that his stable
and barn were burning. lie reached the
spot only in time to cut the halters OF q
mule and colt and save them. Another
animal was got out of the fire, but was
so badly burned as to die. Tie rest OF
his stock, two horses and oolt were
burned in the stable. Besides these. he
lost zoo bushels of corn. The fire was
almost certainly the work of an incendia.
ry.. Mr.. Altman is q quiet. industrious
citizen, and good neighbor to white
and black, and it is difficult to under.
stand the onmity which prompted such
an act.-Bsaufori Republican.
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NEW lTR1UMPHS
The SINGER" Again Victorious y!

.
THHE statistics from sworn returns or n.
$50 sa!es Q, Sewing Machines in. 1s72, fra.
R1sss1 ass1 .! 10 =! as7s,l show that the SINGER
Jo9y:fos thousand moro Machines than anu
otnsr o. COMPANY, and over on< quarter OF ali
ten OF said Singer Msohines were for vaMIIY
99s!e-provinR tho great popularity of the
singer ~ tho household. Annexed are the
sales ol the leading makers: .-.0'
or 1he ne slN9ER Manufacturing Company sold
~ wheeler ,a, Dr. Wilson Manufacturing Company
,.E HoTe osn :. Machine Company (estimsted) sold
chimes. A""
Domestic Sewing Machine sold Il. .554 M.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

F1REs.- The residence of John Priest.
~, colored, near Chicks Springs, was
consumed BY fire on Thursday morning
last, With all it's contents. We regret to
learn that his little son, three years old,
was burned up. The father and mother
were at work in field near by, when
they discovered the smoke coming
through the house. They ran, but too
late to save the child. or anything. John
Prlestly was an Industrious man. md
much esteemed. The neighbors were
very kind in furnishing assistance.
On Saturday morning last, at Q o o'olock.
the residence OF DR.. John s. Wolf. in
Laurens County, wns burned, together
with the furniture, and everything ia the
house, except the bed oiothing and
wearing apparel. All the provisions in
the store.room were consumed. His
Library. was also burned. The loss ia
about 81 200, and the fire is supposed to
be accidental. He had just added din
ing-hall to his house. and now that
everything was arranged for oonvenience.
IN an unexpected moment his hopes are
all blasted. GreenuiAe Rep u5lican.