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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-27
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FkoA
GEORGIA
,- ,t-aIksr Co. Ga
tiLLANo"t Jane ~.
.s- / have recently given
pr. John Bnii-)ear - several trials and find 1t
your Worm De-fFoaa- II has net failed in zin-
wonderfully eihebhatg the wished for effect | am
gle instahtt !" Iar!,e country practice and have
Going a Pg''-..,Illc article of thg kind.
Jill r. CLEMENT, u. D.
= $50 unqualified and numerous arc the tesd
rnonials In favor Of my Worm Destroyer that new
paper space Is entirely too small 10 tell lis merits
1t is an infalible remedy for Worms. Try II ahf
be convinced, See my Joarnal Tor more iati sc
seription. ANN, r,r,r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
Whittier q Little Confused.

THE New York correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune says:
An amusing story is told of the poet
Whittier, who is as modest as he is gift
ed. He was in the city not long since,
and went to hear the Rev. E. H. Chaplin
speak lecture, somewhere uptown. The
clergyman was eloquent, as usual; his
discourse, interlarded with highly wrought
passages of rhetoric, closing with stir
ring poetical quotation, SO well delivered
that the Quaker bard applauded with the
rest.
Some one sitting next him inquired,
"Do you know, Mr.. Whittier, who is the
author of that extract?"
''No, do not. 1t sounds familiar, and
like the sentiment"
"Why, the lines are yours, Mr.. Whit
tier. You must remember them. They
are from your famous anti slavery odes. "
$50 they are" said Whittier, after a
little reflection, and blushing like a
schoolgirl reading her first love-letter. 81
really did not recall them. Indeed, they
sounded so much better than they ever
sounded before, that it is not strange that
| failed to recognize them. :"
The poet, thoroughly sincere, did not
recover for some time from the embar-
rassment of outwardly acclaiming his
own composition, but has now come to
regard it az so good a joke that he tells 1t
of himself.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on the 10th at 11s1tf
@11Sss.
Three hundred and five of the Storage pas
sengers saved from the wrecked steamer At
lantic arrived in New York City on the 9th,
and were transferred to Castle Garden for
registration and shelter pending their departure
to other points.
There We're two men of the same name on
the Atlantic One was saved and the other
lost. The relatives of both assembled, the
greater number being on the lookout for the
dead man. The scene which followed, it is
said cannot be imaeined
Burlington, Iowa, was visited on the 5th,
by the most terrible rain, hail and wind storm
ever known there. The storm struck the city
on West Hill, tearing the roof from one of the
school houses, and descending thence
through the business portion of the city
Buildings were unroofed, and great deal
of damage done The butter and egg depot
of T. n. Pond was blown down and
twenty-five persons were buried beneath the
ruins. Mr. Pond and three others were taken
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

place and opened the regular term OF the Dis
trict Court, but the members of the Franklin
Bar positively refused to appear and practice
before him.
The newly elected officers of the Milwaukee
Chamber of Commerce are: President, .. D..
Hale: Vice Presidents, John Nazro and John
Johnston.
Thirty-fve of the survivors from the wreck
of the Atlantic, mostly foreigners, reached
Chicago on the morning of the 9th. fund
had been raised in that city for their benefit,
1t is announced that the President viii Wits
Richmond May 10, after his tripto Connecticut
and the West, from which he will return to
Washington early in May.
A Salt Lake City special of the 9th says that
the Mormon problem in Utah was solved, and
the war would be transferred to Arizona. Some
prominent Mormons, with large business in
tcrasts, stated that they would remain until
they sell out. Brigham Young, publicly,
in the Tabernacle, before an immense audience,
resigned the position of Trustee in trust Of
the vast Mormon Church property and funds.
He said that che was going SO far south that
the telegraph would not reach him"
The Life Insurance Companies have paid
the 800 900 Insurance on the life of Horace
Greeley, held by the Tribune Association. The
money will be used towards erecting memorial
building on the site of the old office.
The reported finding of the body of brother
of Senator York. near Independence, Kansas,
proved to be canard
Brigham Young announces that he Is not
going to resign the Presidency OF the Mormon
Church, and that the Mormons will not aban-
don Utah. He has merely resigned his Presi-
dency of certain Salt Lake business nstitu-
tons, and is about to plant Mormon colonies in
Arizona.
A recent Washington dispatch states that the
resignation of Frederick D. Low, Minister to
China had been received at the State Depart
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

Immediately passed over tAesheads " 'iie
struggling mass of beings, and placGu ~
the boat. Men who were exertihS . Iia
selves to save their own and. othef ilVoa
wept almost for Joy as they>sa" tle oi"'>
little lad safely landed on shore.
INCIDENTS. 80 -.
Some incidents of THE disaster, as reia' !.
ed by the survivors, are harroWln
one time during the weary watcll oeio =. :
dawn, the fore-boom tfoiNe. loosesioln y
fastenngs, and, swinging around, listals
" crushed to death about 200 persons
gathered on the deck. Several PASSENGERS
are reported drowned by the n1e-eoa's'
which, not being properly managed, over
turned and drowned the unfortunatcs DC
fore assistance could be rendered. o2lle
who had life bueys, and endeavored 10
reach the rock by means OF the lines rom
the vessel, not having them properly atl-
iusted, but on the lower part OF the Dodles,
were floating with their heads down, ana
in this way many were drowned before
reaching the rock One young man, win
no clothing save a shirt and vest, ana two
life buoys fastened around his BODY,
Ieaped into the water and attempted 10
reach the rock. The passengers who gave
the statement, say they endeayored to DIS
suade him from the attempt, but he hesl,
tated, and when finally they were rescued
and landed on shore, the body OF the
young man was the first they saw, and the
life buoys were still on his body. ANON
the passengers was native OF the oio
country, who had been in the United
States for some time and lately returned
to England to bring his wife and family
of five children to his home in the Ne"
World The father, mother and children
all persisted. c,c,
The survivors say it was a trlghtfu
sight to witness the manner in which
many of the unfortunate persons mel
death. Unable to reach the deck IN con
sequence of the jam in the gangWay, sew
cral rushed through the portfolio, only tc
be dashed to death against the sides OF the
shin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
PERSONAL.

A few weeks ago, Hon Joseph Medill, May
or of Chicago, called the attention of the Pres
ident to the order against the holding of Fed
eral offices or appointments by State or NUM-
cipal officers, unless they resigned the latter
and notified the President of his resignation Of
membership of the Civil-Service Board. The
following is copy of George William Curtis
letter of resignation:
WEST NEW BRIGHTON, n. Y. March Is.
MY DEAR SIR: As the circumstances unde
which several important appointments have beer
recently made seem to me TO show abandon
ment both of the spirit and the letter Of the Civil
Service regulations. respectfully resign my posi-
ton as a member of the Advisory Board of The
Civil-Service In SO doing beg to assure you o.
nv warmest wishes, and of the continuance of ny
most earnest efforts for the success of your ad
minis tration.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
His Excelleney, the President.
A dispatch from Franklin, Louisiana, 7th
says that Henry Train, Republican Judge Of
the Third Judicial District, had arrived at tina
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
NUTMEGS.



And now they have invented artificial
butter. And why not? We have artificial
hair The public, we mean, has artificial
hair
Mr.. Hedge, who is recommended to
try a watering place next summer, is now
riding around with the different milk men
on trial
Sandy beaches are common enough,
but we never suspected sandy naples until
the Introduction of this years crop of
sugar.
We are inclined to believe that women
are going for the polls in dead earnest,
from the fact that, of nine married men
talking politics in a Danbury grocery on
Saturday evening, seven were entirely
bald
The spring styles of bonnets are GER
tainly superb. The ladies are showing in
creased excellence of taste, and they are
TO be commended The latest bonnet is a
trltfe higher than freights on our railroads,
and as graceful in proportion.
A bright little boy, hearing his father
say that man ought to stick to his bust
ness emptied bottle of mucilage in the
old gentleman's office-chair. The old man
says he has not been stuck so badly since
1857, and rewarded his offspring by tax
ing him on whaling trip to the back
cellar.
A very handsomely dressed Young
man who was waiting at his horses head
for his girl, Sunday afternoon, and desir
eel to demonstrate to the watching neigh
bors how familiar he could be with such
an animal, put the head of the noble beast
in his bosom, and Just then the animal
sneezed, and-well, anybody who has seen
horse sneeze can picture to himself the
state OF that shirt bosom, and collar and
vest, just as we'll as one of the old masters
could do.
-Seduced by the Establishments of f.
male friend, Sunday evening, a Danhnrv
young man forgot the teachings of Dr
hall, and partook of five pickles and a
plate of baked beans. About three O'Clock
next morning he was awakened bv an
attack OF delirlHn tremens, and two hours
later was near enough to death to have
wiped his brow with that spectre's hand
kerchle1. His mother wrote a note to the
young lady giving her a good setting
Gown, and sarcastically enquiring if she
was natural born fool or merely an edu-
Gated idiot, to fill a young man with such
Trash as beans and pickles at bedtime.
HOW POVERTY CONES. is no won
uer mat very many people are poor when
thelr nara earnings are wasted on indul-
gences which do harm instead of good
Bread IS the great staple of food and
sou, GOO, 900 were spent last year for flonr
to iced poor people But the tobacco
SOLO In the country for chewing and smok,
ing and snuff, cost $3.50, 200, COO: about
81 for every man, woman and child
inns Is bad enough, but the cost Of IN
1 1e liquors was much higher Dr.
Edward Young, at the head Of the pr
rsau OF Statistics in Washington, estimates
Inc amount paid for liquors Consumed ;n
a aoo at $6Oo,OOO,oOO; averaging nearly
S2o Tor every man, woman and Child I
large amount of this is used in moor
iamihes' and reduces them to want and
wretchedness. W. VAIN anu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

Mr.. Cochrane, of Compton, Canada,
a breeder of rare stock, has recently sold
to the Earl of Dunmore, in England, one
bull, six cows and three calves, for the
snug little sum Of ten thousand pounds
sterling. Several of these animals have
carried off many prizes at agricultural ex-
hibitions on this side of the line, as well
as in Canada.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
Collapse of the fs-

There is nothing more dihea-- OF
GUS debility. In extreme Cass'
sufferers do not care Whethe, thsy5 s,
feeling of hopelessnesS comes GTf 4
some instances where the t1a.le.
are not met by prompt and p'VpG d
cy or idiocy ensues. Yet neTyo1 so
dangerous complaint if wisely Id = =
icated stimulant is the remedT Il =
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters thh &c
complaint is presented il is P7tit
potent form. Nervous disease i :;
Gated with other ailments l. tfe ~
biliousness, constipation, iTeg1llEs-- :
els, indigestion. and great me1a
the spring of the year, oWng 7
chilling fogs, searching winds GIL -
atmospheric phenomena, upon -
persons who are subject 70 Ee,
often suffer acute distress, b0ihd y
from this cause. 1t is, therefor ~
who are liable to these troubles, l. h s.
bodily ills above mentioned, VII
accompany them, to commerce lie
Hostetter's Bitters early in Il 81
nervous and bilious attack is
might otherwise be visited, - id
certainly avoided. As a ner7iDs is
and anti-bilious medicine, I d-h
equal. &
WHAT NEXT THE App 3 -
full. as always, of sprightly, 'l1 al;
structive reading for the girls a.. q;
seems quite remarkable, fOf 20 -
months old, the publisher anl,- IS 8
already attained Of 5000 COPE a.
increasing. 80 cents year, VIZ -,
10 each subscriber. Speclmtl u ~
B. ALDEN, Publisher, Chicago a.
To LET A COLD HAVE ITS ONe Ut
laying the foundation OF CS-s;.-4 81
the most stubborn Cough or Cy- 10
use judiciously DR.. Jayne : hAi- n
EIGHTEEN years have estaolii;:s"u W
case of Ague, or Chills ana It'll
Shallenberger's Pills, if taken q Al;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

A POLYGAMoUs Nashville man recently
eloped with two married women, both of
that city, one of whom had two children
and the other one. He was pursued by
both the bereaved husbands as far as ST
Louis, where he was overtaken and lodged
in Jail
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

"A CORY Pa:) paper, speaking of the
caused by lack of unanimity, lack Of |. SO ls
clabllity, lack of ome pride distru ~, ST of
CART display. WV NN'''e luz Drag
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

A TRUE American is too proud to beg
and too honest to steal He gets trusted.
-Danbury Meas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

A FRIEND of ours who !, as
Governmental Dispensarv, sr
cine chest is now complete =
Anody31e Liaimen'. We ALVIN
was prescribed by law; if it j.
be, for certainly there is no..g
n.ateria nledica Of 50 much :,
soldier and the sailor as >, /.
Iinjule3tt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17
ASK for Prussino,o ~
no other. WarTantSal5a sr
Pickles. @hteo

ASK Tor frussine's ~,
no other. WarTfsntc.ls5 a u
CONSUMPTION. For -
tressing disease there he o.
yet discovered that cal = hds ben
of real merit than An lou ,shos !.
unequaled eypectoraa.p Llcr *
ton, and all diseases I lof ca, 3
affections of the thro ,s'9ns
eases OF the PULMONARY lug Il
to the suffering pubic = o.fIgae, b
cure of such diseases h a'It /; .
by the medical faculty ave e S.a b
sequently, recommensas he B. r
have become acquainted q. = .
cess. WITT I
A DEATHS HAN -
ought to be the trad ,,. n2O
! in Rum Bitters. Egt -a n q
their real mission wor No.
they the s sail under faiss
Fortunately their trig9,n.' ~
are nearly at an end n "a
PRODUCTION of DR.. Va, f !
VINEGAR Buffers the .a "a .
ing fluids advertised as sa T. =
rapidly declining. Thev .. y
wholesome solaccof indir;r z
to satisfy a morbid ANA, ~ 3 :.
drink, without comoro oT z
spectability; but the sirs = :
discarding them, and a1%< i i
GAR BITTERs. The snca, Z
derful vegetable remedy I
Walker himself. He b. Z
gave it to the world, H.. {
equaled tonic, free from
urged against the ned. /
and dilutions Of strycbr;. /
other powerful alkaIoi5. /
modern practice; but he ;. s
ed that it would prov Z
chronic dyspepsia, liverco, Z
ent consumption, confirm &
govt, scrofula, nervous ~
debility and all disesse, /
without destroying, the ,, !.
Yet this, unless thousani. {
have conspired to deceiv. ]
actually the case. I
| a FRIEND Of ours who is4
Governmental Dispensarv, sr
cine chest is now complete -
| Anodys1e Lipin.e1st. We ALVIN
was prescribed by law; if it j.
be, for certainly there is MOTH,
n.ateria nlediea of 50 much =
soldier and the sailor a,
| Ltninle31t.
TEE BROWc5s And I,LAah l.,...-.
| preparation, ChTSTADC&o', ~
| cannot be exceIlcd by Nam, /
comparison with Natures MU,.
and DEFY detection.
| FLAGG's INSTANT REIJgg
licyc ali Rheumatic Affections 3.
etc. The best, the sUrest and he =
all Bowel Complaints. Relet -,
money refunded.
| TESTED BY TnlE.-For 4
Colds and Coughs, "Bro,aa'. !.
cheS" have proUed their ettica~ !
many years.
| VETERINARY SURGEONS al. 4
are recommending Shailaasf L
| PoacderS for the following Ii
Loss Of appetite, roughne>, i /
| page of bowels or water, thict !.
and colds, swelling of The /
horse all, thick wind, and hs-1 J
| DOOLEY's Yeast Powder CT !
| for making light, sweet RoL. Z
fies, Corn Bread, etc. It. d
| reliable. !
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

TESTED BY TIME.-For n
Colds and Coughs, "Bro,ca't !
cheS" have proued their etica~
many years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

VETERINARY SURGEONS all \
are recommending Sheriiqa'sf
Poacders for the following tn
Loss Of appetite, roughness Il i
page of bowels or water, thict
and colds, swelling of The ]
horse all, thick wind, and hes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

DOoLEY's Yeast Powder c.z
for making light, sweet RoL, !.
fies, Corn Bread, etc. It. j.,
reliable.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

TEE BROWNS AND IsL,As h-r.-... ..
preparation, ChTsTADo&o', 80
cannot be eXcellcd by NatY-....
comparison with Natures ;uo. Z.
and DEFY detection.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-17

FLAGG's INSTANT RgIIgg
licyc all Rheumatic Affections -.
etc. The best, the sUrest and he -
all Bowel Complaints. Relief r.,
money refunded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27
lmt0NO,r,d
To IrIOUi n3IOiffH.

Cha sfreuyer and II Others, jurymen on above
inquest. ......................... 90. l2OO
Arthur lockwood. holding iEquest............ II o.
ID LD"d, }. T. Services ..................... fU5
\ Burwell, J. T. Observation-Disclosures. u 10
J.P. ............'........ ST
W Dean carriage hlTe -.................. 800
George Guy, clerk on Board OF Registry. ..... u %
ID NO-bufgh, Services oil Poor House Com. - %
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lifAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
49, a. Law. Olce-Hoom No. Post Office Block Otta
u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27

On motion, ordered that said report be
accepted and spread upon the records and
published with the proceedings of the Board.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27

The Committee on Complaints and Abate-
ments reported back the following petition
of John l.. Mccormick, and recommended
the prayer Of the petition, which petition is
as follows:
The undersigned, a resident of the town
Of Peru, in said county, would respectfully
request the abatement or reduction of five
thousand dollars from the assessment of lots
six (6) and seven a., in block one hundred
and fifty-two [l52l in Minerva addition TO
the town lnow ethyl of Peru; as the build.
ings thereon were destroyed by fire after
the assessment for the year 1913, to-wit,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27

June l>t, 1873, and your petitioner VIII ever
pray, &c john J.. MCCORMICK
On motion, ordered that the recommends.
ton of the committee be conCurrcd in ana
said report adopted,
The committee on Complaints and Abate-
ments reported back the petition Of the III
nois Central II. r. Co. and recommended the
prayer Of the petition, The question beng
on cOncurring with the committee in their
proposed report, on motion Of Mr.. Lynch,
ordered that the whole subject matter be re-
ferred to the committee on Equalization,
with instructions to consult the County Al
torney for information.
The committee on Complaints and Abate.
ments, to whom was referred the petition OF
Carter 81 Cain, of Earlville, praying an
abatement of assessment on personal prop
erty, reported back the same, and asked 10
be relieved from further consideration there
of. On motion of Mr.. Hoge, ordered that
said petition be referred TO the committee
on Equalization.
The said committee also reported back
the petition Of the Chicago Rock Island d
Pacific X. r. Co, and recommended the
granting of the prayer Of said petition, ana
on motion, ordered that the clerk OF TINS
Board be instructed to make the necessary
change on the assessors books.
Mr.. Hoffman, chairman of the committee
TO settle with the County Treasurer, made
the following report to-wit; That they have
examined the accounts and vouchers OF ;
W. Raymond County Treasurer, and find
the statements hercuntO annexed Of receipts
and disbursements by him since the 18th
day of January, A. d. 1878, to be true ana
correct, and that the balances therein stated
are the true balances of the different funds
remaining in his hands this 18th day of
September, A. d. 1878. We further report
that we have carefully compared and check
ed off each order, bond or coupon PAID by
him, and after finding the same correct have
burned said vouchers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27
DIT HlIIIVNHy ~ NHHIVNVIV1 HIVVTOHI HIIVNU'
anCe. The same TO be paid 70 them pro.
ydcd they give receipt IN full up to date 82G OO
Deer Pdrk
Poor hOuse

Mr. Ferguson, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on claims, reported back the following,
and on motion ordered that the same be
paid, and that the clerk draw his order ON
the treasurer for the several amounts allow.
ed, and in favor Of the several named per.
sons respectively, TO wit
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&r1fy.&ioa

:. Il. EiCR. GEOEGE ". slIPr. p. r. wAIBpiuaP
- ICE, ~4'i mp * W As.IsEIDt.I T..
IN Attorney, ~ Law. ONCE IN Glover q CJoks NO.
o'rI 'IHIN'ICh = "luS btoEt OTTAWA, ms Aprly13
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-27

Mr.. Fla rty Chairman of Committee On
Pauper acc, unIs,r ported bach tur following
Claims, ard on w"tlou, ordered hat the
same be pad, and that the Clerk draw h,s
order on the Treasurer 'or the several
amounts allowed, and in favor Of the sew
cral named persons respectively, to wit;
pNTpFR ACCpT'ET
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nICkEY, BOYLE Il RICHOL>oN. ATTORNEYS
Ottawa Ills. runrs-9 '''
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MI LynCh, IhaIrm0n Of thc COMMITTEE
on Court House and Jail accounts, reported
back the following claims, and, on motion,
ordered that the same be paid, and that the
clerk draw his order on the treasurer for
the several amounts allowed, and in favor
Of the several named persons respectively,
tO.Wit:
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
SEPTEMBER SESSION, IL

OFFICIAL EEDTNGs,-CoNTINuED.
Friday, Sept. y, 1913.
week, Mr., Flaherty, from the committee
on pauper accounts, reported in favor of
The following paupcr claims, which were or
dered paid:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
WIN. MCKAY.

II ARGE SALE THIRTY-FIVE HHDS.
IL OF Crockery and twenty boxes Of Glassware:
Will sell on WEDNESDAY next, 18th day OF
q large assortment OF O. O. and White Granite.
Rockingham and Yellow Ware. Chambers,
Pitchers, Bowls. Cups and Saucers, Dishes, Plates,
SpitIoons, Glassw are, Goblets, Tumblers, Wines,
&C.; also nne lot OF Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Conditions strictly cash on delivery. nch103
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10

our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT comprises the
latest STYLES OF PECALES. Lawns. MuBllns, Dress
Linens, Sheetlngs, shirtings. Prints. Table Dam.
asks, Towels Napkins Fronting Linens. Dimitlee,
Piano and Iablecovrrs, In all sizes, Flannels,
Quilts, &c.