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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

Prof. y. L. Guss editor of the Hunting
don Globe, was made the recipient of "A grand
ovation on the occasion of his discharge from
Jail on Decoration day, where he had been
inC CarCerated for the period of forty days for
publishing some uupalatable truths about a
certain doctor, his Immediate friends and
the soldiers orphans vieing with each other
in doing honor to one whom they evidently
con usider an innocent and much prosecuted
man. He was escorted from the Jail by his
counsel and two Of the soldiers orphans, one
Of whom was Miss Annie T. Jones, Of this
place, ana Immediately upon his reappcar-
anCe in the outer world an elegant wreath
Of beautiful flowers was thrown around his
neck, he was conducted to n carriage, "A pro
cession was formed, two bands OF music dis
couUsed sweet melody, flags were Haunted,
and grand triumphal march inaugurated,
after W hich speeches were made, great re-
joisimg iudulged in, and last but far from
ieast a purse of S441.J0 was presented to
him by his Cassvillo friends. Thus stands
the radical sight in Huntingdon at present
writing, one faction being determined to
sustain Guss as the other Is seemingly in
tent on making a martyr of him, regardless
of his guilt or innocence Among them be
tits none of our funeral
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05
ATLANTA, Ill, July 14th, 1874.

We see it announced that another daily
paper, to be called ithe Erening Mirror, is
shortly to make its debut in Altoona, with
Messrs. Step, Akers & Co. rs editors and
proprietors. We certainly wish our young
friends abundant prosperity in their new
venture-in fact whole Akers of greenhacks
but if Altoona can stand another daily pa
per, or another daily paper can stand Al
toona, miss our guess wotuiy: 1t has
already ona of the liveliest little dailies in
the commonwealth and yet we don't think
it is netting its proprietors more than $40,
600 year-in hOrni
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
- Testamentary have been granted 10 me
on the estate of EDWARD GLASS. Esq, late Of Eb-
ensburg borough, deceased. Those owing said es-
tate will please make payment. and those having
claims against the same are requested TO present
them, properly proven, for settlement.
4. L. JOHNSTON, Executor
Koonsburg, May s. lsT+-oe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

The lem bers OF the Democratic County Com
mfttee are requested to meet in the Grand Jury
room, at the Court Honse in Ebensburg. on
Monday, ths 9th day of June next, at O'Clock,
P NJ, for the purpose OF selecting one person
to represent Cambria county in the next Dem
ocratic State Convention and to appoint con-
ferees TO meet like conferees from Blair coun-
~ to shOose Senatorial delegate to said con-
VentioH. Also, to transact such other buziness
as tho interests of the party may demand.
WM. II. SECHLER, Ch. Dem. Co. Com.
EbensburR, May Il. lsI4.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

Don't think of passing by the store of
,5vors & LLOYD in quest of dry goods, dress
goods, notions, groceries, etc, unless yo. you
are fully determined to 90 tTEther ana iSre are
MA VIZ and elegance Of goods and cheapness
ris nf nycs | may be found in great pT9fusion at
o. %L r,,rrlnoth store of Myers 81 Lloyd, who
ilnow how to secure custom by deserving H.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

THE MAGIC IEKsTAND.-Thts gem OF
an invention, so useful, valuable, and IN
go ie enioyinp an immense sale in this
country. BY adding water you get the very
hest quality of ink, which the most power
ful acidgwill not eat out. Get one and see
10 10 +??oners or bv mail from l.. G. ROOT, An
rIIoS,Y & Co., New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

THINK before yOu speak W hat you shall speak.
why you should speak to whom you shall speak
about what you are to speak, what will come
from what you may speak, what may be the
benefit OF what you may speak, and, lastly, who
may he listening to what you may speak. In
speaking about the elegant stock OF spring nd
summer clothing at JAS. }. Murphy 5 Star Cloth
ing Hall, 100 Clinton street, JOhnstGwn, you
need not be so particular about guarding your
tongue, however, for so long as you speak the
truth this popular house, with its superb stock
and cheap prices, will not suffer by what you
may speak.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

FREE or ChARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar, wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of th2se Rrncies
which lone exnerience has proved to possess
the most efricient qualities for all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by 1t and in Group 1t
acts like magic. Call at r. j. Lloyd's Drug
store and obtain q sample bOttlsyree Of charge,
or n REGULAR size for 81 or at p. M Woie-
sIacIe ( Sons Store, Wilmors. J. K. MOE
srs' 1l3 North I'd st. Phila. I3-l3.-ly.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

NOTICE.-Haying loaned the fol
Ia lowing described properly 70 Charles
r,fbs+ ~ Csr-oU township. all persons are hc-s
Nv caitioad "A inst interfering with the same m
anv manner whatsoever: mares and ---4siuE
coli , COWS. = calves head hogs, two-hO-ze
wagon. l spring wagon, sled. plough, shovel
plov harrow. 1 mower and reaper, sets heavy
harness l set buggy harness, lot 0i log chains,
cook stoves and pipe, table, SIX chairs sink,
rnantel clock. ! corner copboarc, I sowing ma
chine = beds and bedding stand. rocking cha II
and all other articles jn house of aid Charles
Dlshart IN y I'll -llHAA4.
Carroll Twg., Nag - IST4.-3-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05

AWAY into the bewitching hours of night
swing the gates on High street and parts
adjacent But, oh!
while the moon shines bright tits their delight,
over the gate Il Il tote-a-tee;
Tbav are willing then. al the hour Of ten,
To give each other kissi2seeI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05
ENEAL.

DEMPSEY-BENDBR.- on Tuesday
last, at st, BartnOiomew's (Cuthoiicl church,
SEY, OF GalhtZn, and Miss KATE BENDER, of
Washington township.
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a DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

"A DMIN Is hAIUh > NJ OIlCh.'
Ia Estate of DAVID YOUSGKEN, dec d
Letters of Administration the estate OF said
decedent. late of White township. Cambria coun-
tv, having been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of said county. all persons indebted 70
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. JOHN II. FISRE,
White Twp, May 22, 1sT4-et. Admir-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-05
Z. K. ThOmFSOa'S Sweet Worm Powders

write in relieving children and atults of Intestinal
parasites or worms. Children seven months old
have discharged large ICoTHls after a few doses.
Tot Injurious in the least. Pleasant to take CON
tanning no calOmel. Put up in glass vlals, with
name OF prOpreto blown In glass. Enquire Of your
Druggist and take nothing else: or send TO =. h.
THOMPSON & CO, Titusville, Pa, Box lie5.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, 25 cents.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, Nov. s, ,ls7l.-E. R.ThcmpsOn's
DASOBLIOS and NJ ANDRAKE PILLS have acted like
charm III curing sick headache, pain in the bones
cold and constipation OF the bowels ami induced s
well regulated action or the liver. CHAs. Rust.
Druggists and dealers for list and prizes
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q ICENSE NOTICE.-The follow


~ ing applications for License have been
fled in the ProthOnotary's Ofice and Will be pro
sented ct the ensuing term OF Court, which con
venes in Ebensburg on MONDAY the lsT
JUSE, a. d. ls74
TAVERN.
Chest Springs Borough-Johu LtEiuger, s l.
McGough-
Chest Townshtp-Thomas OFT. George Crook
CrDyle TOwushp-&uarsw Adams J Os. =. PnHI.
Frank KurtZ. Michael Gates.
CarTOlltown Boruugh Il. Haug, Paul
Ellwanger. Lawrence SchruLn-
Carroll wnshlp-JUseph NaEuer.
Clearheld Twp.-Harry Marlett- John Swires-
James z McAI1Illu.
Eneusburg Borough-Jonn ElLzharris Michael
+ Lstteruer. West " ard; Linton q Son, East Ward
GallIiZin BOrOUgh-A. McEg-ris, JUlu Woods,
". ID. Macomber.
Gallltzln TowuEh!p-UatthsV DigUun, Margs-
ret Cane
Sumuityille Bor.-ChrIst.an Reich. wm. Linton,
John + Boland
-sSusquehanna Twp-Pster ". HelfrIck Luke
\. Platt-
Wilm0re Borough George Weuder0th, Nsleu-
tine NHItzIo Joseph Horner
Washington TOWDEhip-}e0. W. AIullI1, Chris
tOphcr R9bine, Jacob 5. Kiel-
BATTING UOUEE.
CaTrOlltOWn BOT.-Ju ILLUS SticE. HeaTy Blum.
LOrettO BOr.-ElOrlen Bcngcle Francis X Had.
SUmmtyille BoTOugh-CfeUrgc 7. Swaderer.
WilInOre ugh-Juhn SChroth, p. + Kirby
Gallitziu BOroukh-M. F. Kelly.
Washington TOwnship-AArk y. Mclaughlin,
John +. Parrish.
J. X. HITE ProthonOtary-
ProthOnOtary's Once, EbcnsbUrg, May !, ls7i.-lt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Gouses ano farms UGIltto.

WANTED TO RENT-A small furnished
w HOUSE between Twentieth FoCthss and L~Ing'n aud
siIin-aes 5000. Adlles L. H. Tribune
Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Gieamboats ano Railroads.

Observation-Disclosures
GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES $4,000 NAL so.r
Trains leave NewiOk from foot Of DsoTosSes and V0nhnS'"
,ps 70, H,ri.su Pittsburgh the we., and sOu.s Pull
fasos Cars staeAet $3.50 an $3.50 m SUNDAY A'
For wiismsport Loci Haven ar Ee y Ph Eh r.
$500 tor wiLAHsot and Lock EaVeo VSo m '0nnc''n'
For Bsn@oTe wanstou the South limited WsshinrOu s
R"s ia %.shirs'ou sI0p n Regular sio' n and p IN
s' s11. iot P,dgsia $40 $50 T' 1880 4iO e.
e e,sV md an Il .econl class Z p m
xceo~ncsoe Trenton An "s' s'9 a. Pm ,o
a fS' sfs.' s:4S GlS 5-52o eo $50
~ " 81 5y s} %id ESQ s5
si0 10 lSG p, .Od ~ night s. iav 52S and 10 "a
siS iSO $50 $50 Sac g. $40 $50 l. $40 10 p NJ and
For wcodSds, Perth An5oy and Sou AmOOy and 10 n
$50. 800 sno onm. ,o am An 5.9o
SIC To- az. SiTP'ia' soa il '''' '
Tor Rsst Milestone, ~ noon $40 enc $50 D. m
ror Ls@bg'' lie and Ieming'n go a. ~ .sG ! IA
t 'is ava ca aas $50 H. 1880
For Sreeboit Z a N and n.
for Penoeroa ,s8 Cs@den n, Pier No SO
rESs srrc as foows:E, Pittsburgh $50 $50 and
9S5 D. m DIS ID y IN da v ,ceY, Mont,y. From Washing;
iou auS Baltc 2Os 10. o. a. tal l0:2 SUNDAY 6:2o
IDS 8 NJ . s. as Sis GOO sfi 1927 p m. Sunday,
ss e one S So S 5i 10 A.toT House. and
Deseos an Soal1n' IN U Emgr,pt Teket
oast G,t'slplace ? N BOYD, j., Gen Passenger Agent
DEGULAR CATSkIIL B0ATS.-The steam
thaul0n Pier 35, foot Of Frank
lu.st Wednesday, ttlay at for CatskH
LudGa aud informed ltc fl. Steamer Andrew Harder
O. puSe Che Csl hne which connects
Church line stages for Caro-, han, Wnchsm PTattsviAe,
al Other pH lbrrZh tce;s d % greatly reduced rates
AtARATOGA.-Direct route via Citizens Line
- Scsmb,r,. 40 North River at - so through,
3rI s. Mou. Wednesday, and IN
.fr Neg-lork Saratoga and return good 30
- Excursion lole % Ro.ai Lake AID return 50 10
STONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
steamers srox1xGrov Molay wednesday and Friday; MAR.
RAGANSt Iu.y THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, from Pier % North
The ssr eat steamer RHODE ISLAND daily txept sunday
Per - Pier fwenf7-thlrst Eist
RIVER i. arriving Boston ue evening. Excursion
toAtts l0l return same tnp -
l. W Fms Sc 1-s. Pas Agent D. BABCOCk Pres
TT7HE FLUSHING. NORTH SIDE AND
ClNTK4L RAILROAD
LONG ISLAND.
Su0H- ROUTE To BABYLON AND FFE ISLAND.
i...es Point Goo $50 300 a. N, and z q,
a 3D. 3 20 Ihr $3.50 q -:jJ fast Express
Trans 20. Flushing College Point Ntetone Oeat
N-s 90 Time Is.ia feryholts leave New
N5rA sl1. Et River so minutes and foot Of hIy-
f.llt.t t aver 10 previous 20 the departure Of uans
frm a tickets soil aaI baggage cl ked Al JSmessP
s- IMry-..g -e< Suucsv uals lave Hunters font Tor
Tsb-o- ...e an stations at el5 and p W.
3d. Fusnr Point Waiesore all ttermed ate stations
4, 10 o. 13J, q. For Great NeeS ani Al
.rt.rlle.a's 1850 400 The s:%O 9So
ed u. Hunters FONT connect
We" l. y. BARTON Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Gorses. Carriages, haruess. ST.

TOR SALE CIIEAP.-A square box leather-s
tor ROAD WAGON Esquire IS 1873 31.t. Gst.esa
Souh 4thaui 5thts, Br0oklYn Il. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Real g,siaie to Cye1dn9c

CTORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- ard cer d well rented a village the city, offered IN
EXCIhNGE 10. BROOKLYN PROPERTY numbe With one mort
gage only. rutland WI I'm" D''AN''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Ocean Steamers!

NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LNR-Tbcse STEAMs AlPS wall san every IOEspA
at 3 D m from - r. oOt OF Ce1arstJ Tor Havana u'e
W0RRO CASTLE. T. II. ilorton......1uESDAr August
CRESCENT CITY, I. 5. Curt IIESDAt AuElst
COLUMBUS, +. G. Reed......'..'.. IhSDAi AuAus'
ACCOMMODATION appt %
VI. r CLYDE Il 90, No. b bo"lhgseen
p. McKELlER Agent in iiavanA
PED STAR LlNE.--;Appointed to carry the
HI Belgian and Untel States mails.
The fol9Nllr Steamers appointed 10 sail
FOR ANTWERP.
v,pER fSS rnaoop. lS
.......Aug. 20 September Il
FROM ANTWERP.
yp,pp For Phladpa'li August 9
August 80 SWI lZERLAND September II
PRICES OF PASSAGB IN 'URkENtl' aco
Storage and tickets 10 alb hon a. points AZ Tue lowest
for all classes unsurraed Ample seh'
surgeon sie"aI'tss
TLrousb through Bills OF LadnS Issued D"'eA al '
F s,Sse rates % freight and information apply 70
i0 fesN' GRO w. ,OLTON. az Broai-,t y. y
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Genera Agents
BUI St PhlaGe!, hia.
b WONDER BBCKE. General gurOgesa Ageat AnIEere
GTATE LINE.
II GLASGOW BELFAST. LIVERPOOL. loNDoNpLPRY &c
STATE OP PENNSl WANNA. " EDNESDAl Jul. -
STATE NENApA ............ W tll, sNpti a'-uss
STATE on NikGlNlA...'.... hDNL>J A"-"'' 49,
From PER- SO, North River, y. l.
Drafts at lowest Iaes
"' AUSiIN BALDWIN n Co.. Atents,,
~ Broadway NewlOIk
STFERAGR As LOW AS BY ANY OTHER LINE
OEce No. - BrOadwa7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
excursions.
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET
NETWORK. Saturday. July Is. 1s

NETWORK. Saturday, July Is, 1874.
Comparatively little was accomplished IN tho
general horse trade OF the week closing under TINS dae
The market priced wors horses was moderately
active; for all stock of higher value. dull AT the Bulls
Head market prices ranged az follows: Raiirold ana
stage horses sli5 s6j head; business horses OF
better dual ty from 500 $3.50 per head, and heavy
truck horses from $500 500 Transactions IN pleasure
horses have been few and not OF sufficient Importance
10 invite special notice. Distributions OF stock through
the agency OF the leading auction marts were satsac
tory "a 10 number and prices realized leastt
slider the duness prevailing in the general trade at this
season OF the year. =, A.,
A bay fy by Blacks HambletOnan was sold the
other day by Mr. ). Baxter Black, when only one day
old for $500, to be delivered after four months.
The carriage trade renamed rather quiet during tho
entire week under review. Pony pheatons. rockaways
and other vehicles adapted for country use were IN
moderate demand. while hight road wagons nave not
been selling well during the entire season. -
Exports u Carriage Mexico. carr. :.;....... <lo
U,mburg ............. 1926 Imports u Carriages.
Liverpool 2.......... 2,2iO rt'
Dn,ch Meat Indies 80, 500 Exports Caring, Mgrtris
PORTO Rico ..,,...... 400 liverpool packages 800
Ses | 1876 London. 81 pcktges..... $50
Argcrine Renuh'c B. 400 Argentine ubl leases 2Jf
Mel q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Boaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.

BOARD among mountains and pine groves
A. duiet sni erl saks drives unsIrpGsed gOo eeg
AMI !os pr.ees, trout fishing and no mo.Juioe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Gonnirn propertn 10 Get.

UNEXPECTEDLY detained from home, |
m LET neatly snd com eteIy FURNISHED HOUSE N OI-pge,
at low prce garden. A2pT A DALEY, oos
bihave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

0I- 7TH-AVE.-A respectable woman wishes
- ! CHILD obnas up on the bottle
Seamstresses.
AIDES UndercOthing, Muslins, Lacework
Ratings Orer b. an expert SsA9S tESs ani
LACE HAND heT moderate terms si0 OiTe 10
store
CEAMSTRESS and NURSERY a French
> m speak French eIceenty and ENGLISH is thorough
e,m,res. ud Of children not much az good
home sn.ei be-. reference. Call at the SWEDISH OflOb los
EAst 2,.a-sI.
Miscellaneous.
A GOOD many German girls and women. and
N other good Of all swedish Welsh lnh
for city at the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU 1873 lUhsL Conducted ~ Amen.
ladies'
-CHAMBERMAID-By two Swedish
" sisters; competent willing girls for family work; good
eook the other work Will wash together have good
ef.rrnee DO ooject other and Will take pes
desired county Cal al No lO0 6shATe over
OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
~ reasonable respectable reliable With excellent
FAMILIES WAoHiNu done Sai OF
COYLE, 5l4 Bsn l5tb-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
SICHMON-KRUMLING. Unrvaled ass

NOUNG LADIES who wish 10 learn GER
NAN can be receiyrliu the family OF
TWO LADY TEACHERS,
in HsLLg OFFS PRUSSIA
Price for BOARD and RESIDENCE, 200 Thsen q gear.
Address to RUDOLF NOSE Halle Prussia. Sub x, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

W CLARKs PATENT HORSE CLIPPER a..
marked superiority Of this CT pper over an ohe's IN w
world been clipped by one single machine n one %
ANYTHING lac grooves rdges OF I
rows on cost Of auma and has been known 70 ~
from $50 70 300 sharpening w Cark beS 70
h. ser st All Clipper, stamped with bis either on
lie Ps or wooden Ian All others Of his Pattern noise sapt
rfnngenentS Of his patent ~ ONOrl"I' L"'-V"
Wholesale Agents wanted in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. July %, 1874.
There we're no public sales at the Exchange
ssesrooms today For next week few legal sales arc
announced of which shall give due NOTICE as they
occur The market is completely staghah'' anu Nv a"
v,ty can be expected before the latter part oil Sept
her when The autumn season usually opens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Citn nea! estate for Sale.

pARTY about returning to Europe WouIu
-, tbs story English Basement hOONh ~, iu,
Ia, ynyrav Hill Address CASH, jiA2 "os' 9-is' or'"
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
GoparlnrrsDlp Notices.
Nlurple ano SlaIe flanifls.

A KLABER, l34 East Eighteenth-st.. near
TA,rd. sslug and maBufactlhg al klds Of MAkDLB
MARBLElLED MAErELS other Marble Wo al greA 10
duced prices Marble Tuning ior The trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27

g. ULLMAN's New Patent Side Suspending
-. TROUSESf perfectly positions they avoid the
leg buug at the knee ana eating TIE shoulders eayhy The chest
Trousers TIE suspendery applied Trousers Pnce 81
and per pair opinions Patterns. and Illustrations seat
all OF ULLMAN, "a ReFeust London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-27
Citn properln TO let.

Citp properin TO Let.
FOUR-STORY brown stone HOUSE, fur
a bheJ in perfect order having c'nvene7oe to small RI,
ate family az ocEd floor reserved Apply at l45
Lerir gtou-sve. between an! .. m.
ryIO LET-A frst-class HOUSE, near Fifth
4 ave also, 4s9 Hufson-g- Permits 81 Broadway
rNO LET-I.ower part br0wn-stOne private
DWELLING. 6O7 erngtpnsye above FIryseeons; pleasant
pghborlood; e1eargei Ap2y osn'r on une
CEA SHORE-TO LET-A nice FURNISHED
- HOUSE l. EIGHT good bathing
terms low Address W. ). PRLLBTEEAU.
WATER FRONT, with BULKHEAD, to
w LEAsE-2sthst bali The block Past Rve occupied as
lumber yard last ~ years DANIEL hcbLROl III Ea'' "Jn'"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-30
EVERY ONE SHOULD CALL AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establish Inn t
w. D. LOVE g. CO..

NDER tho Wheeler House, and examine
~ their extensive stock VI DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, ac., before making your
purchases. We have marked down all our
stock to panic prices, 30 ss to close it O1t in
the next thirty days, to mate room for u
large limo OF goods purch aaed latoy for cash
Our BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT is now
complete, and comprises choice line OF
Ladies aud Meme Boots. Shoes. Caters and
Shippers, az well as full line OF Children's
Shoes, from the beet shoe manufacturers in
the country.
We have .. big stock Of HOcE and HALF.
HOSE, from ten cents pair to two dollars,
which will be found uDequalcI, either. ia
pr:co or quality. anywhere.
Our stock or Dress Goods, Notions, Lac
Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Scarfe,
Ruifiing, Puf1ings, Gents furnishing Goods
and Underwear, Linens, Table Damasks,
Napkns. Towels, White Goods, Black Alpa.
cas- and Mourning Goods, Prints, Homo.
spuns. Sheetings,. Hhirtings, Cassimeres,
Jeans, Twceds. Ladies Madt.up Underwear.
Llama Points. &c, &C., ,riu De found from 90
10 50 per cent. 6eiOtC he market odiue.
You Will save money and time by giving
our stock IN inspection before purchasing.
largo and substantial stock Of Hose and
Half-Hoso for working people, at 10 to l2J
cents pair, worth nearly tlonbe
Wo 0ner to close in ten days 600 pieces
beet pNlNTS, at 10 cents yard; 100 piece.
PAPER CAMBRIA, at 10 cents IL ward.
bought tho last few days for each. Other
goods I'm proportion. ". D. LOVE & CO,
Apiii - Columbia, $. c.
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/ Ladi..' n1emorlal association.

The Memorial Day MAY 1O) falling
this year on Sandsy. the ladies OF the
Memorial Association have determined
to observe Thursday, the 7th. The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed:
Church Yards.-Presby terian--M Mrs.
John Mckenzie. Baptist Mrs. r.
Swafield. st. Peter's-Mrs. Coleman
Walker. Lntheran-Miss Wilbur. Tri.
nity-Mrs. 81. S. Thompson. WASH
ington Street-Mrs. Samuel Beard.
Hebrew-Mrs. l.. T. Levin.
Confederate Enclosure at Elmwood
Cemetery. ". K. Bachman, Mra.
John Bacon, Mrs. r. @. Beck, Mrs. j.
p. Southern. Mrs. J. B. Palmer, Mrs.
W. H. Gibbes. Mrs. Geo. Howe. Jr.,
Mrs. D. B. Darby, Mrs r. G. Fleming,
Mrs. @. M. Cordes, Mrs. D. Oambrill,
Mrs. ". e. Childs, Mrs. @. e. Reed,
Mrs. J. a. Kinard, Miss LaBorde,
Mrs. Haskell, Miss Carroll. Miss G.
Seibels, Miss Shand, Miss Preston, Miss
Morris, Miss Marshall, Miss Parker,
Miss Pope, Miss Ray, Miss Elmore,
Miss Faber, Miss Moore, Miss Zimmer-
man, Miss @. Walker, Miss e. Barnwell,
Miss Sutphen, Miss Muller, Miss Nc
Master. Miss Adams, Miss nj. T..
Walker, Mrs. Mobley, with the officers
OF the, Association, Mrs. J. T. Darby,
PEresident, Miss, Martin, Secretary aud
Treasurer. 'n''N
Graoes a Elmuood Cemetery Outside The
Enclosure. Mrs. Annie DeSaussure,
Mrs F..,W, MoAIaster, Miss Seibels,
Miss Fannie Brown, Miss Mckenzie,
Mrs. Aphonse Dsrgan, Mrs. ". D.
Peck, Mrs. J. s. Wiley. Mrs. D. B.
D DeSanshnfe,, Mrs. r. O'Neale. Miss
Kate Crawford, Mrs. G. II. Manson.
This. com miftee is requested to meet at
Col. McMaster's residence, on Saturday
morning, May 2. at II O'Clock.
In, Menno,:y Of dose on Distant Bottle
Fields, = Cemeteries-Mrs. Norton, Mrs.
Wafingr Temple G. r. Bryce.
The committee for the enclosure at
the cemetery Is requested to meet at Dr..
DatbyS residence, on Saturday morn
Ing: A1ay 2. ct II O'Clock.
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