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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

FOR the last day or two the proceedings in the
/ nited States Senate seem 10 be heading a little
towards imitation, with what result it Is quite in
possible at present writing to tell There is q
ma ority against initiating by "greenbacks' and a
majority against Initiating h national bank notes,
cut it is barely possible that the two Interests
may in some way compromise
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

lie latest style Of official stealing has been de-
tectsd in the Dayton, Ohio, Lunatc ylum. The
managers have MANAGED 10 pocket thousands Of
dollars 10y adopting . vicious .ysteln Of arithme-
Nc As FOR instance 4,436s4 pounds Of fire. h
ssh, al cents pound, are calculated rs amount.
.ug to s33452, or $3.50 more than the real cost
lll,4Jo pounds Of beef, at =. S9,Ssl 90, OF
1921 sli! more than the real cost and go on
down the oolEmn, bunohes Of radishes, at
eats per bunch, beng set down at 40 cemta.-
The director 1re ell Radicals OF The most ap.
proved pattern, ana the chances are thlt Ills llsi
device IS only one of the way Of zte1linc with
hiah they are familiar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

The defeat oil Mc,mre and the Democratic
ticket in Philadelphia bodes evll Tor that unfor-
,uuati city All The bad elements seem to have
gone over 10 The hing, and now It iinoies itself
stronger than ever Mann and all Ihe mall pol
lticaus who pe2ulate ani plunder under his pro
tecting care will continue the work they have
found profit IN for the last ten oil welve wears,
and Philadelphia's debt, which was increased the
trife of seven millions of dollars last year will in
all probability be increased by twenty millions
additional before the Centennial is closed II
Tweeds numerous should turn up about that
tne no intelligent man need be surprised in the
least. Nor will the people have the excuse that
was made in New ork, namely that Tweed and
lis co-operntors had purchased all the influential
newspaper Doubtless the Ring in PHILADELPHIA
bav' nearly al tLa Radical papers under pay -
hut ihe Pres IS still Tree, and did as much work
the good cause that has inst closed 50 d a.
iFously again IL all the other papers combined
I'D to l.ing about the unfortunate result
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

fentions have been numercusly signed at New
iofk by bankers, merchants and citizens depre,
eating the issue OF any more currency, as such a
proceeding would postpone indefinitely return
70 sound financial condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

DtRELL, TIE BAp--We refer our leaders Ia
tue New Orleans correspondence oi the \. Y.
[..3n.e, in another column, fol a sample Of the
way things are done in the South BY the wre., hes
that devastated and negro cursed county. The
rulings OF Durell that are there present i are 50
many proofs that the villain deserve, the stvcrest
punishment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19
ORDER RELATIVE TO cosrs.
July 3, 1865. Folio 3I3 j

July a, 1919. oIio pib
Ot{-,.L That whenever an objection to the
costs OF the assignee, register, marshal, ana clerk
s made, by a solicitor, the matter be referred TO NJ.
VI. Cohen or A. II. Lord, ned States Commis
sioners, who shall fix such costs according to law,
and proper compensation shall be allowed then
for their services, to be paid from the funds OF
the respective bankruptcies wherein they are
called upon to act, either oil said Commissioners
being hereby empowered TO adjust the costs and
charges III bankruptcy
And finally, that there might be no nonsense,
and that Norton and the court officers might not
be troubled with these complaints, the following
order was promulgated ON Jan "A, IS, ), and ma v
be found on iolio "A ol the last minutes Of the
court
OfdreG Thai in all eases where opposition
10 the fees oi the clerk, marshal register and as
slgnee Is made, the matter be reriered 10 one OF
the Commissioners of the Court Tor examination
and report; that the party opposing shall first de-
post with the clerk or the Commissioner the sum
OF sj0to secure the costs that may be incurred by
such reference; and in case the opposition be sus-
tanned the deposit shall be returned
As the Commissioners almos. invariably sus-
tanned the charges made, it was soon found that
to make a complaint was only to throw so alter
money already lost, and very few complaints OF
exot0itaul charges were preferred.
Another abuse in connection with The bauk
ruptcN business in Louisiana was perpetrated IN
the release of estates OF banLropts against which
~
&c, amounting to more than the value of tue es-
tate. In such cases il WAS, OF course, for the in
terest OF the bankrupt aud his preferred creditors
TO have tue proceedings in bankruptcy stopped,
because such est9te would Yield much more If
managed by those interested than If settled By the
universal assignee. The question Of costs then
became a private matter between Norton and the
bankrupt and his preferred creditors, not within
the cugnzance Of the Court and not regulated bv
law. Ii Is not strange therefore lnai men placed
III this position complain that Norton extorted
from them the last dollar that they could possibly
raise before lie would allow the estate IL hr re.
leased.
The fact 49, the poorer the people Of Louisiana
have become the more eXorpitaut have been the
taxes and extortions wrung from them by Federal
AMI State officials, until II l. reported that MIR.
NoroI testned before the subcommittee oi the
House Judiciary Committee that lately visited
T'Orleans, that no plantation in the State would
bring more than $4,000 o sll coo cash, il sold at
aaction.
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IIICINITSII'S
Standard Family Medicines.

A y experience of forty Years, AMI a.
n dor.rd by the li...i"-. prpfr-sipnal
skill III iho country. DIX. HLIHlri!I:, !,
FAMILY MEDICINES are compou, led
with great care, cxrr' ssly f"r family us"
The public have therefore, Il guarantee
that the FORMULAS OF thesc Medicine. are
!:asc: m;Gn a!r.c:!y sc:c:.i!:c principles, By
one Thoroughly acquainted With The mcii-
cnl qualities and I'll cts OF each ingredient,
and OF their combined influence when
chemically united. can therefore recon-
mend these preparations with The greatest
confidence, being fully persuaded from pas.
experience that they will give very GENE
RAIL SATISFACTION. The use Of these
"Family Medicines" is not confined 10 the
iilitcrate and creduloua. FOR innumcrablc
persons OF Intelligence ana character, occu-
pyiEg tho most prominent tati,ns in snci-
ETY., too honest To impose upon others. aud
too sagacious to be imposed upon them
selves, not only Use, but recommend them
in tho highest terms OF praise, ior the AM.
torrnitv q. their success in subduinc d..
eases, For sale ly T.. II. HEINI!SH.
Druggist and Chemist,
Soy. Colnmba, s. G..
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BY JULIAN A. SELBY

THE EDGEFIEID TROUBLES ALL cx-
element about the troubles ut Reese's
Store has di d ol t. and no further dis
turbance is apprehcnded. Qni.
reigncd. yesterday, i'll regard to the
matter. "Not note was heard" Two
Tax Unions held meetings nctr
r E s's Store. The negroes have avi-
dentIy become satisfied TINT they can
not make hostile movements upon the
whites and take such inceni i,ry steps
rs they did last Sunday with mpunity,
and they will. therefore, probably hc
moro cautious in future. The white
people have no desire 10 mako war
upon them, but they do insist thnt the
negroes desist from rising in arms and
disturbing the peace aud quiet of n
section. It was reported last evening
that eighty-fve negroes near Recse's
Store had voluntarily surrendered
their arms to the whites. The report
was not authenticated, however.-Au-
0usta Chronicle and Sentinel, 2Gth.
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The Now York World, commenting
on Grants partizan subserviency in
restoring the deposed nsurper Kellogg,
says: "It is hardly figure of speech
to say that he has placed himself on
all-fours at tho door Of the New Or
leans Custom House, eaddled and bri-
5led, and, with General Longstreet
Standing at the strrur- leather. is wal.
ing there for one of the most notorious
rogues in America to emerge, mount
upon his bnck, and ride thereon once
moro to the Executive chair of the
prostrated and plundered common
wealth Of Louisiana"
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Lost or Misiaid.

A Iy the czens Sf tarinps Eask ID
South Carolina. dated 21-t January IS73.
numbered 157, in tho naine OF f. HanIy
Spencer, for sixty dollars, has been lost or
mislail. Any person possessing tho same
will please notify or deliver it to tho Trns.
tee at Columbia. Sppt mOi
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House for Sale.

FTNiIE COTTAGE recently erected by G. n.
J. q. Eutt, opposite the College Campus,
cont tanning seven rnuEis, exclusive nj Fan
tries, Bath ;nnnI, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants Kun;:. 1t la. MI the nao.
dorm improvements. +: will he sold chra?
Inquire mt Central National l;gEk
Sent IS
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Ice! Zee! Tce!

T AM Eow prepared to supply ali orders
Il for .hc above article. The Ice rlunu.
iacturcd at my establishment Is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at a tenn
pcraturc OF thirty degrees below free zin..
point Fahrenheit. and can be shipped q
long distance without mach loss. Price
81 p per lo0 pounds. and good wcip < Ut gua-
rant'cd. u" ic" shipped umi,S 81 Mc m0n.y
accompanies q, Ord.r
July 90 J. G. ,..EGERS
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RAGING AUTUMNAL
DISEASES.
Three Rooms to Rent

49, IN the upper part of dwelling,
uiiu convenient to the business part Of the
Best OF reference required. Apply at
PnENIx Oihce. Sept % 49,
0Advertisingis to business what steam
is to machincry-the grand propelling
power.
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EErRIDUTloS. .-EnglapG, MS is we'll
known, forced upon the Chinese the
opium habit. We now learn that de-
moralizing appetite for opium is said
10 possess numberlcss persons in al
ranks and classes in England, and That
not only in the great centres of popu-
!ation, but extending to the obscurcst
5oroughs and hnmlets.
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CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Hsr-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde-
veioptd back country, containing fertile
coil, fine pasture grounds and ine1hausti.
BILE wa;cr power; her cun:isuilY. to the
West Indies and Souih America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon tire Co N pletion Of thie u.
roETASr Trunk LIKE, to emerge from her
prostratcd condition aud become What.
nature has intended she should be-lhc
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SIcTIoN OF the UNITED ETATEs.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter is
published for the information OF sub
scrbcrs 80
SEC. +. "That 10 Stockholdtr OF said
Company shall bc held liable tor the debts,
contracts or acts Of said corpora alton
beyond the amouuts actually subs cribed 10
| he CAPITAL Stock OF said Ccmpan, by such
Stockholder."
DInEGTORS:
Gro W. WILLIAMS, GABnIiI CANNON,
B. EoLLMANN JOHN H. EyINs
ALvA GAGE, T. b. JITEr.
J MEo. n. JEEvEy d. r. DVNcAS
TnEo. Ii. l;AKKEn. JAMES l.. i,LAcK,
JOHN ). FAIRLY, JuNN =. WILLY
Principal Ofie, and Address % Ercau
sire Charirs;'n, E..
9 Il j!EMMlN G III, rrc-:l,,t.
&c. kAUFM m, Sccrctary aud Treas.
"i't' :}mo
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.::il :;@.::i side at Gates street, between rlain
and Washington streets. rort.rm-
and tu'hcrrar'!cniara. apply
Sept q J.iCOE ,.EliN.
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For Rent.
South Oarolina---Richla nd County

EUutu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nd County.
COURT OF PROBATE
Edward Reed. as Administrator of the Es-
:atc of Alexander Kinarl dccc:.4td,
Plaintiff, against Caroliut Einard and
Nike Kinard, minor, Dcic!id.nis.-
Copy Sn'anonS.
70 Defendanas Caroline Gtnnrd u..a MIKE
hindrd, q mtn0r:
VOU are hereby summoned a::l II tnnircd
Il to answer the com nDlaint in this action.
or which copy i. herewith served anon
you, and to serve copy ot your answer to
me said compiNint on the Subscribers. Mt
their Office, at No. II Washington street.
Columbia, S. G., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day of
such service; ard ii You fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
piaintlf in this a.iiun will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant.
Dated Columbia. \. c.. 28.h August 1874
WIGG u iUGUENIN,
Plaintiffs Attorncys.
Witness my hand and seal Of the Court
~ Probate for Kichlapd County, at Column
tia, 2Sth August 1874.
SANDERS d. SWYGEKT,
Judge OF Probate.
To tie Defendant Caroline hina,M:
Take notice that tho complaint in this
action, together with the summons, of
when the foregoing is a copy, WAS filed in
ihe oiico OF the Juds: OF Probate for the
county or Richland. in the State aforesaid.
or the 24tll day of September, 1874.
WIGG e. HUGUENIN.
Set>f 70 sG Plaintiffs AttOrncys
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Quaker Liniment!

TNHE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FA-
Il MILi MEDICINE, is the best remedy
in the world for the following complaints,
w: Cramp In tho Limbs and stomach,
Rheumatism III all it's forms, Neuralgia,
Dysentery, Fresh Wounds, Toothachc,
Sore Throat, Sprains and Bruises, Pain in
the stomach. Bowels or Side. Bilious Collie,
Cholera, Colds, Chapped Hands, Burns.
Spinal Complaints. Chills and Fever.
Purely vegetable and all-healing. For in.
ternal and external use. PREPARED by
e. II. HEINITSH, at his Drug
Sept 1G And Chemical Stnro
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New Mackcrei

100 PACKAGES NEW MACKEEi.I..
iWt consisting cf Extra .Io-s. En- !,
g and 3 in barr"is, hall barrel. and Eita:
alsu ut retail. Just recciv, Il and for sais,
low bv JOHN A0NFW a S,N
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BURNING UP!

VOC are burning up with FEVER-In-
Il termittcnt Fever, Chill and Fever.
Fever and Ague-all these are tho Same
disease, caused in tho came way,
RAGING AUTUMNAL
Days Of September, hot, falling leaves.
decaying matter. will produce Chill and
Fever, Dumb Chills, Aching Bones aud
DISEASES,
Which can be cured by HEINIT*I II'3 KINA
CHiLL CURE. Thousands burn with fever
and shake with cola just for want OF a
cure, which is to be found only at
Sept HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Medicines,

EOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
IL For Curing Hhcumal-in.
For Curing Chill- and frv,,,
For Curing Eingworm and rett,r
For Curing Coughs aht, Cunsunrt;ur.
For Curing Dyspepsia,
VIII be found al HEINITSH'S
Sept Dru" Store.
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IMPROVED
:. GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,
HH IENDLETON & HOARDnIAN
ACGGHTA. Ga

FE1IE satisfaction this PRESS has given
Il i'll tho pact. the great improvement
made jii II, aud The fact 81 It's being from
forty to iistv drllars cheaper thana any other
good frcss. ehnuld induce nan,ers and
others IL se:.;! fer one oi our Ecw Circulars
before Errclaeing. We also manufacture
lrons ior Water Power Presses aud Screw
Presses. Address
PEAULETON & DOARDAIAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. Kolloch
Street, Augusta. Ga. July wIiimo
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hare you aware that l51a cents pays
for weeks subscription to the PuG.
NIX ? and yet many individuals COM
plain they oannot afford to subscribe.
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office.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 5, 1871.
NNIIHEE months from this date applica-
i tion will be made to Columbia Gas
Light Company for removal of CERTIFI.
GATE No. 301, datod 18th January. 1871
and issued to WILLIAM MCG UINNiS, for
twenty. one shares, the same being lost or
mislaid.
DENNIS McGUINNIs. Ex'r.,
ELLEN McGUlNN1S, Xxx,
Estate of VIM. McGuinnis, deceased.
Sept 6 mo3
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MEOlEAL COLLEGE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
FENi |: Forty sixth C,urso OF Lectures in
/ t:.s Institution " Ill commence on the
li:h Of October, 1874: AID termnate early
III March, So"
MEDICAL FACULTY..
Il. 4. KINl.DCII. NJ. j., Proic- sor OF the
Prime: lies and Practice Of surgery and
Clinical Surgery.
j. T.. CHAZAi. NJ. d. Professor of Pa
tholngv and Practice OF Medicine.
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. D., p ofeesor
OF Physiology.
@ U. sHEfARD, Jr., NJ. D., Professor Of
FEANols L. rARKEn, NJ. D., Professor
OF Anatomy.
j. FORD PKIOLEAU, NJ. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Gyrm,logy.
FEiRE PONClIEK. II. D.. Professor OF
Matrria Medica and Therapeutics and Of
Clinical Medicine
MANNING sIMONS. n. ". Demon
strator of Anatomy.
Entire expense of tho School, $50. This
includes Demonstrators Ticket and Hos
pital Advantages. Noprivatc courses given
by al! OF the Professors. nor charges made
for other services rendered Board can be
obtained in tho city from 81 to Sc pcr
week. For further Information, apply to
Sept 10 20 % Il. A. KINLOCh, Dean.
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PRICE OF wICKETS:
Whole TicLctr.:i0 ca 'lr'lcr l 'kts.: 9 ~
Hall iirErt.. 800 II Tickets 100 GO
no INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
Ihi, Concert is strictly for MASONIC
pnrposcs, and Will l." cotGuciod with the
same lihcrality. honest! and fairness which
characterized the first cnt,r rise
JONS l.. tsOPF.E, Prr>itIrnt.
For tickets and c!rcU'ars. giving :u.i
information address
RESPONSIBLE AuENJo WANTED.
Sept :: 20
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LAWYERS OFFICES!
INSURANCE OFFICES:
ROOMS FOK FAHfiiIF-!
SINGLE HEi.-HNO1ia
Central National Bank Building.
- LET IL TIL: Sl.H

Central National Bank building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed Rooms from i3 per month upwards;
Family Rooms from S. per month upwards;
Lawy ers' Offices from ST pr mont II UPWARDS
WATER, GAS, WATER aud WOOD CIO-
SETS and other modern imployGmcnis i'll
aldo building. No back rooms ali fronting
on tho street. Good ventilation. a Janitor
in charge OF building. Apply ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS & EZELL.
April2
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY.

Established IN CoinmIi". =. e.. i5;9.
.ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO, %. Hart
ford, Conn, 81 COO Geo.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., oi
London. England, IS .000, 900.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
Philadelphia, 50. SOC, 600
PHENIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
New York. 81 .oOO.OO0.
OLD DOMINION NFIkEINSCRANCEC CO..
Of Richmond, Va, $500, 600
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO.. of
Hartford, Conn, $500. COO
Risks taken on Buildings. Mcrc!lanlizc,
Cotton, &C., &c.
GEO. HUGGINS. Agent.
Office opposite TIE Colunlbia Hotel.
Sept Is t2m
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Every citizen oi this state should OWE a.
least one Share.
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citics OF Cincinnati. Leuisvillc. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston. scventy-fouE
mics long, with lcas than ;w>..ty miles o.
heavy work.
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Shorter than any !lue from New York,
Philadelphia and baltimore to either Of
these cfties, ana many hundred miles
nearer TO these centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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Shares Fifty Eolfrs each, payable in Ii Il
inst ailments.
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To Rant.

-. ACOTFAGE HOUSE on Elal.iinc
.lIIF street. between Buli aah .'ichcLs
2.ia. For ;cr.ae, apply TO
Aug Is JOHN hGNEW IL son.
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NJ O NEY TO LOAN ,
On Marketable CoIiaterals

n 174t1R 3kSee%DIO O01f4Ce1 = u1p'
TXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
II Philadelphia, BOSTON and al prun,i-
nent cities of the United States and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSI rs received and interest -bea, ing
certificates iesncd.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS Of Merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted:
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain md Richardson streets
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Wrapping Paper.
A FULL supply Of WRAPPING PAPER
N just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which wo arc sole agents, and Of
Tered at lower prices than same quality can
be delivered from the Northern cities. Call
and examine quality and prices Mt Tho store
uf JOHN AtiNEW e. SON
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ECoNOMICAI.IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE. IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE RESULTS.

an important enterprise For tl.c develop.
men; ol South Carolina.
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The Road that promises o make Charles
ton tho market for the trado Of the great
Northwest. tho West Indies, South Amc-
rica and Europe; a!so, an important EN-
grant station.
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House to Rent,

~ THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
H;;I LOT Of Mrs. Il. J. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll OF water. Pos
session given imsl cdiatclv. Apply TO WM.
MARTIN or E. II. ARTl UR. july
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Day Positively EiXc.;

i'Ey OSiAtFtly II-CN
LAST CWi NrI,.
rNHiS on;erp;i:eis II conducted Ly the Ma
Z HD..!C RELIEF Association OF
HOEfo!.k. VA. un,l.! autl.or;: os the
Nirs:iia i.cgi-!aiu:c, SCI passed I@n:c.,
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spartanburg and Asbevilie Railroa

Nature's Myhoay Across tie Mountains.
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The State Officials

HAHING "btnincd their positions
should look to their interest. The India.
Girl Cigar store having obtaincd it's pre-
scnt prominence through the patronage of
an apprcciativo public. is constantly pro-
vldlns for their hjoymcnt, and aa a candi.
date for Office
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Will Tell the Convention

That corruption must be put down. SO,
this MAID of Luxury" declares that "De
votees Of the Weed" shall be relieve from
paying high prices for mean Cigars Ask
dealers in different points in the State who
la NIl ln tla Iil1i II l.I,i,..
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What They Know About

Them, and they will toll you that their in
reduction III causing almost az much OF u
sensation among Cigar dealers as
Fox Hunting and Georgia Tigers
Did among tho prominent members OF the
stare rouse Ring. Sept IL
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