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The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
An Old But Good Story.

A Paris correspondent, who does
not hclicve IN the efficacy of miner
al waters, tells n good story about
Pcrlet, the we'll known actor,
whose lcanpcss hc describes as
"sumelhing phenomenal" " and who
lhereiurt- A.s.iursitysarsfrcd 10 "get
some flesh ON his bones" A well
kSowly ph4sicnIa advised tim TO
go 10 one ui ihe bathing places ia
The Pyrcnecs. Pcrl,t accordingly
asked lor leave OF absence from his
theater, aud went "ff to the pre-
scr'bcd hnsdity, whrrc he drank
ud balhed with he u,mo.t zeal
I'D perseverance. Patience"
urged the idtai arctof, in reply TO
a., expression al disappointment !;
"thcre ls nothing Ike our springs
Tor making people iat." One da, i,
Sten' 'Perle. was perfectly soaking
himself IN n bath, IN The hope of IN
increase OF weight, which seemed
IN no haste 10 declare itself h,
heard colloquy IN the bathing
cabinet next his own, between the
local Escu!apius and II lady !.
enormous obesity. "Dortor," re.
marked the lady, "l am ,realIy
ioslng hepit and patience" "Why
So?' Inquired the doctor. 'Br
cause, though / have been taking
these waters <rrgtiariy tor Two
r,on'hs, am BOT o.. ounce ligh,
"f :" patience, Madam saiilslh'
doctor, in his most pagsua4iA
tones; "there is n0tlipa lkr the
water Of our springs Tor inakiug
people tina !" E
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
Melancholy Of Protested Wit.

One day Pliliip III, King o!
Spain. wa, stsndleg in one ui the
balconies Of hIs palace, observing Il
veuns Spanish student, who was
sitting in the sun aud reading a
book, while he WAS bursting out
into loitl fts oil laughter. The
iurther he siaslept read -t'ie more
his sayety increased, until at la~,
l.e WIS 50 Violently excited that he
let tho book ia.l from b hands,
and rolled on the ground in state
All intense h.lari,y. The king
irrucd 10 his couriirrS and SAID I:
"Thai young ma;i j. either mad or
hr is reading Don QTiXiottc.' Que
at the guards "f the palace went 10
plcN up the booa, aud found that,
has majesty had guessed rightly.
YET Miguel Cevantss, the author
of this book, winch is 50 nmusiit Z,
had drag ed On the most wretchcd
and melancholy existence. lie
WAS grooming ani weeping whilr
SPAN was laughing at the humor
GUS adventures oi the i kuight OF
LaMancha and the wise sayings ul
sancho Panza.
1t Is we'll known that Molicre,
the first comic author in France,
the man who wrote the ludicrous
SCENES OF "'rhe Doctor in Spite oi
Himself" "l'he Country Gentle
man, and "I'he ilypoeondIiae
was a prey 10 invinciblo melancho
ly.-M Molierc was scldom cheer vi,
and a, vtr without great effort. a.
ter having diverted Louis MY, the
court, and the whole city, he car.
rled into his domestic circle and
even into his intercourse with men
OF letters, sadness which the
greatest worldly prosperity could
never entirely dspel
Sterne, The vii 81 .ull of raillcrN
Possessed AN exterior the least hu !
morous that could be imagined. On
Iirst seeing THIS little man IN II blarl, |
coat, u white Wig, and II salluw
conntcnahcr, no one would have |
sr""os"d that he was ester iuli
Of leyity.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
FEVE2 AID GGVC.

FEVER AND ACUE cured for fNv cents There &.
not :. me,!Bi agent ia Ibis worll tha cur Fever
anl - ne. and AL Other Naar'u., Biihus Seari''.
1ypnotd YUtipw and other fcters = d.d ~ RAD.
WAi'5 Ill.Lsl so quiHk .. EADH Az ! READY ~
LiLE Fiity cents per bOtlg.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
Ladies' Comparirc Their Garers

The other day, after Il meeting
OF n Urtaiu ianrrs wcman's cluh
~ View York. tic ladies amused
themselves comparing their .artcr,,
20 See W irh wore the haudsumosl
for garters OF extravayant eXpers'
law iale,y come into fashion. ard
several of these club members wear
their clasps with gold and precious
stones. The jewellers are all nitro
dncing new designs for garter
clasps that promise shortly 10 cost
IS much as the bracelets that fash.
ION has discarded. A charming
woman and singer in society is said
10 wear a pan ui Sartcrs that cost
S5Lv.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
TO VUE-
81 ous j b lita ed
OF BOTH SEXES,
10 caa,,e 70, 4 rj.e ant 60 .,Dlt,tion

DR. J B. DYpir, graduate o. JET
.r,oU Medical College, Priladci
.'hia, author If several valuable
works, r,n he consulted ou alI dis
asrs "ftne Stxual or Urinary Or
tans, (Which he has made an cSpe
"iaI ,lndY) either ~ made nr 'cnalc,
20 matter from What eau -c ORIG
Mating GRO Aow long standing. \
prtcli,c Gi 80 years vlab!rs hm "a
treat diseases Mitn success. cures
guarauicci. Charges reasonable.
lho,e at a distance rau forward
letter des,l'5in - mrtomS and en-
closing stamp H. repay postage.
Semi ior he Cmdc N Heai,i.
Price, 10 cents.
J. 3 DY TT, ND. f.
P.l>ir.au ani Surgeon,
Ja" 81 l0t Duane ST.. y. y.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

1t is said that one green tarlc,an
dress contains arscnlc enough To
xii Il man; and yet ncu dou't
seem to he afraid To 60 near green
tarletan dresses.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

A Troy Clergyman wen, n fishing
the other dav. hut hsd no luck.
On his return he stood his pole and
line up against II house, and in II
short lime caught a hen
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

'Ar,axerxes = sa d Mr.. Marrowalt,
so'emnly, 'ncver get married nay
boy. Little do you know what AN
awful respossiJinly 1t is to uphols,-
or n vile
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

Wearing tight garters has recent
ly killed three New York ladies.
We don't know exactly where The
garter i worn, but il is probably a
so,1 q, corset and affects the !unge.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
A stern duiy--A helmsman's.

"A etcfIi uulN IA ncilnsNaH r.
A fighting dog-A Wcs, pointer
A rising mpn-A growing youth
A spirited youih-One dead
drunk.
An intellectual dog-A type.
setter.
Hush money-The price of II
family cradle.
A tea never mdulgei in by gos-
sips--Chariiy,
Matchless maid-The kitchen girl
out Of lucifers.
a fishing smack-K;ssing a girl
whe size Il pou,lug.
The pineapple seems proper fruit
tor melancholy peoi.e.
Cant they tain Chinamen to
90. rrasshoppersY is II couundrum
pr"poundcd by Interested parties
in the West. H
'She dyed for me, said the young
husband when he beheld her dark
locNs gradually returning to their
original red.
AT what time did Satan make his
apps. rance in the garden OF Lden !?
; ~ time IN the night. He crr.
traialy came after Eve.
When your pocket-book gets
en-, ~, und everybody knows II,
YOU can put al your irier is in IT,
""d it won't 'tudgs cut worth Il
cent.
A Little boy hcnrl his mother tell
OF e'sntecn head OF cattle being
turat. the other night Wcrrn I
their tails burnt also lac inquired
! am indeed, ver, much airaid
OF lightning, said pretty lady.
And we'll yon may be, replied Il
despairisg lover, when your heart
Is MADE Oi kteci.
II is said that one green tarlc,an
dress contains arscnlc enough To
Kill a man; and yet mcu don't
S""m TO he afraid 10 20 near = sreen
tarletan dresses.
'Ar,axerxes :, sa d Mr.. Marrowait.
so'emnly, 'ncver get married nay
boy. Little do you know what an
awful responsibility 1t is to uphols,.
era wife
A Troy Clergyman wen, fishing
the other dav. hut hsd no luck.
On his return he stood his pole and
line up against II house, and in II
short lime caught hen
Wearing tight garters has recent
ly killed three New York ladies.
We don't know exactly where The
garter i warn, but il is probably u
soss ., corset and affects the !ungs.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS

IN lmporfhnt inVon'I0n. II rrtaino the Tup
'nrc At MI illaes, and under the hardest exercise
II sevtrest strsiD II 10 worn with comfort
IE'i II Let IN night and day, effects u perma-
n.nt cur, IN few weeks Sold cheap, and
sent hy Mail when requested, circulars free,
when Wfdcren by letter sent g. The Elastic Truss
Go NJ. GSs broadway y Y City. Nobody
usrs Metal spring irasses; too painful, they
lip ontoo frequently.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
HEALTH! BEhUTY!!

sTrOSS ASD pTnF ETCU nLoOD--SCCrf sr
or " E-'i AND WEiGtIf-tLEAE SKIN NND
bEAuIIfUi. COMPILATION SECUTED 10 ALL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-24

SAN EANtl>tt. tttE. -
The steamer Arizona. from Panama.
arrived this morning.
GrteuhJck>. 9Itt9I "a.
Tie report thJ; 7. Kennedy. con-
6ue,Or on one of the Omnibus TOM
pauy'~ ears. lad shot himself through
The hea,. w;sh a PISTOL Last ni-ht WIS
received from unu 81 the officers 81 die
company. but proves bow no, 10 have
been rae.
The sheriff La~ become aware Of a
plot 10 release The ro.l.tax for1er>.
casey. Moran ana Eck>,ein. from the
County jail. and an eNtra guard ha>
been jared on The roofof the building.
JtHe~ EoVee. III of the iliisr'> ac-
cUsei eli be.u- ia the p!ot. ha> been
!vi from duty.
1 IL e. 4land carnival and hail Of the
Mechanics Institute viii oreu a: nine
u'claeh 81 ui-h.. Tie pavilion i COR
=-au>ly decorated AID the attendance
Vii lee @HaHcu>e.
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UNCLE MosH.-IIe is here: We have
seen him; he called on Us Yesterday
dill Uncle Moses Tebbs, Republican
nominee for Attorney General. \
genial. good natured hombre he is,
too. We rather ike him. We think
there j. good leather in him, if he did
come from Mud springs. lie i, Just
such a looking nan a one would Ike
20 ~ down wi.h and sip a dozen or
twa has WHISTLES. There j nothing
bad aba8i Uncle Moses. lie wi.l al
dress the people IF Eureka this ven
ing alonE with ChtrIey he Lons.Jui-c
Beatty, Uncle George Iuiy and o.her
SPEAKERS.
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COPY OF OFFICIAL REGISTER
81
PRECINCT No. 81. DIN IElGlIS
GRAIN RANCH.
Eureka County, State of Nevada,
for tie Year 1874.

Dean ! " Gilmore Cd
EouAl6N.- iliIs tcuu thaS
lsaey Nm osborn ifcurv
MoudtH Hi Alexander rank
| hereby c9rti'y tina; tn above i a true
ard CORRECT copy OF the eth Ia! Register Of
s~reciuct No.9. aan iish's cram Ranch. En-
r.sa county NcyRin. for ;he year i. -. Ri;
aHd notice i hereby given that i viii receive
objections To the Tish: 20 ypte on ia. rBFt ct
any persons Wha>e names apueHr thereon M
10 ,X eei.rk D.. Il. un the tourthdry PIE. il S
10Th ia uf s~l--fIun. - VI: St:obe.' sa>i.
4. -. 1874: and all peisuns whe>, na,,c>
az cTreH. 81. uttered thereon vii Please
af4aa: ~ A4y elIlee ami haHt saeh error cor
>,cieG. Ella. itDt AluN ~.
ue-3.try Agent for r-eiIct No 50. ian ! i-i's
HlaIn iaUsh. I.rsta vnau'y. N7yHIa. OF
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a. GRANGE TO INVEST
Call on n. Mannheim.
NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS.
S~HlEir4,s Orficr, ErREXt couSry.
,ctahar DIST A. II. ~ l..

.SmlE.rs's OFFICE, EvRESA COUNTY.
October 2ist, A.. u. 1871.
TTNDER AND BN VIRTUE OF An ACT
relating 10 elections, approved Marin
l2th. 49,, that no person slaa4. sell, stso
away or furnish. either Tor or Without iei,'
ON any day urun which any general. election
/ ,uors or vines. YOU arc hereby re-
qaircd to close all saloons and places wlers,
liquors are sold from : o'clock \. NJ. nhti5g
~o'clocN n. y. u that day. 10 wit: ON fhe 81"
day Of November, A. u. Is5i...
i. u. StILlN ~.
oceS.--w Sh-tib of EursAa county, Ne'at'.
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FC2EiC ri Z w S.
C#rIist t;.:ci, Arrc.fe, !

MADRID. oct. p.
The Car..-t Chefs Lozaua and uS-
ter lave been arrested Write pas-In-
threa-h ,erd91a IN di-4ui-callI,
probable Llzaua All. be sumuarfIy
=riesi AMI executed Al the depot vEef-
lie receIt Ordered the >uuoIIrg uf
--yerai FaiIHav Official. Inc prov
in-o, # Auae.t sai A4.eI.4i,o are HOW
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Spanish News.

LDNu8N, Bcf ,.
iii * reported from $ ain, on author
ity beloved to TIE reliable. that the
Madrid oNernmenth as sent FIVE mil
Ii II do..trs tor distribution among III.
ttrlist Cliefs for the purpose of term
mating the wa..
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ECEIV.

In Gold LII, October -, 10 the vic ii
Holm lad riy. a da ehter.
In treaaa, toto Der -. to the wife Il +.
i. torIry, "A s0u.
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a Card TO the Public.

SrEATS TIE PIONEER JLWEtER
-, 81 Eefska. reaaina. tn lull.- tAut Lc
mas. t~r uNeE three Yeas. satisfied Tic luaT
Rut rich aHloe in The t~ailty oi watches and
les HLt IT, has Iii Ia iii; and .ilrtur tiIt
UW i lt- dehrl, AMI stll aete- atl eeiHi-
moon aEafL T Nun. he Ia pn hand eNeIA-
Tl,r- pertaining - hI= Iiae oi Baz.Ie,=: Fl.
Htj T. -igur. thc artic' = ato uulg to he ASKED
fer aat t8.g will zoe shown. ii. hl.-HL-
tsaeat IA rui+i- chat l' IT. s81i ~ I III
81 witches cir. par thvI can ~ aof.hJ III
sun rsu=.-' or ffeHi EASTERN Hai4satt4r-
el-. as he drai, with leading hoa--s aGd par
elases at Wholesale Prices uhlv. In proof Il
HIS SOL have ouiy 10 Vt>it hs lace IN \ els.
lHrto ~ &C., baltlI: s1t. after rSatUiuin-
hi. -uTei3 stuci. b. ceI' iue-d that Ia, EN-,
l%orifs as a.. the a, az, Cd thr iaslsc toast.
u j NIEAiS.
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NEU TO-DAY.
COPY CT OFFICIAL REGISTER
PRECINCT Nc. II. CONDON AND
DAGGErTS CABIN.
Eureka County, State Of Nevada,
for the Year 1874.

Tsiri Walker Baird Paul n
Huu>akcE Isaac Hedges Henry
hedges Iosefh HunSaker Wm 4
kirhx uaYtl 4 kyte James IN
LsuE elbow AivinJ ActiTatb James II
A.tiock Gccf.c " Norr-ll VIM 4
Ie.t=r irwin iorter James =
>aasrr @tln >trrshIy tichard c
Niucil !, IN Z Wilson Isaac J
Iii by crriiy that The above l. = fpli,
ire ana corr Ct rory o. the eleisl Register
%. ~. u. ii lure. a County, Ncvs-
ia. fur the scar A.. t.. III; and uo;i-e l.
hereby givtIt a. i nil receive enjcc.iUns
To- fis fi=hr je vote on the TART u any rersun
nance ih-IsIu EH;A -iN 90 etotk e.. ". on the
toGrii dar prrviuds to The day ef election. %
wi: October 3i.:. 4. ~. L.. &: and all
rcT'eE> whose names ars cIrtuCpIsly OIL
tered therein VIII phase appear at my oficr
and have such error CORRECTED.
". I.BAiED.
REGISTRY H. n ser N5cciaet W. II. Eureka
CuuutN. N@vaia. ca
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MARRIED.

In santa Clara, cal. on tn, lSth inst. by
the iscr. r. II. o-t. at tn rrsIl H-r-.f III
lid : father, ScIien ~iict1el, OF EureNa.
: Ia, 10 Aeuah :, eldest aaugLtur o. la.
:. Ili.ey, E>I.
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FOR RENT.

4 SUIT ~ FURNls4 III ROOMS COR
y Heg - ! ucl and b-u..nHH streets. adj
zt.l44L ri uz- er erf s.ate. 49,
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrived from Panama. id Not
blow His Brains Out-A Plot 10
Release the Forgers from Prison
Discovered -Jaiier Sn pended
The Carnival R~ail-In>auc.

SAN FRANri>cp. uct. -.
IL Siam NrEz..L- trnfL Hanln-n-
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BoNAPAKr1sTs AND iOMENs, 1t is q
great mistake to suppose that there are
no longer any Bonapartists in France
that the disaster Of Sedan has en-
tirely alienated the psople from the
family Of the latS Emperor. It is
true, that in the National Assembly,
the strength Of this faction is go small
that they are unable TO hold the ba;
lance Of power between the CLOSELY
balanced parties of the Right and
Leftover when all minor shades. OF
difference disappear, and there 70
mains nothing save Nohatchists and
Republicans But is'must be- remem4
bered that at the thine when the As
sembly was chosen, the Bonhpartist
dynasty was directly Responsible for
all the shame and disaster which had
been heaped upon France-was 80
odious to the majority of the people.
that its adherents did not dare to mako
fight in behalf OF the exiled! family.
But since that time. many changes
have taken place. The Emperor is
dead, and his errors and sins lie buried
with his bones in the tomb at Ohisel-
hurst. There are now left the EN-
press, ever popular with the people,
and young Prince, in no way respon
sible for the calamities of, the Franco.
Prussian war. The republic has been
tried Tor several yeats--has grown
weaker day by day, until now 1t seems
ready to fall beneath it's own weight.
The Bonapartists no longer hide
themselves; they no longer feel obliged
to suppress their sentiments. On the
contrary, they labor actively and IN
tiringly; they avow their affection for
the exiles boldly and freely; they
place candidates in nomination; they
appeal to the people. they demand a
plebiscitunt; they show their confidence
IN universal suffrage; they are not
afraid to submit their claims to the
arbitrament OF the ballot-box. Affairs
have reached that point where the Az
sembly breads an appeal to the people.
fearful lest the Bonap artists should
carry the day. But the adherents of
Napoleon ~ do not trust to PAM
phlets and plotting alone; they have
also recourse to omens. They are
making all sorts of combinations with
letters and figures, which invariably
foreshRdow the restoration Of the
exiled family. Here is one of them {:
'His Highneas the Prince Imperial, I"
says the Paris Figaro, "was born in
1855; these figures added together
make 20' He attained his majority in
1874; and these figures added together
also make 20. tits, then, when he is
twenty years old. that his fate is de-
cided-that is to say, in 1876. The
sum OF 1861 plus 8 plus7 plus 6
equals %. Twenty-two! The exact
duration (from 1848 to 1870) OF the
reign of his'father!" All of which, of
course. goes to prove that in 1876. the
Prince Imperial will make An attempt
upon the crown OF France, which the
stars have destined to prove suocessfull
augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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EW YORK .eTIMEs"

PYits South Carolina correspondence,
~ has attracted considerable attention
keeping the finest CIGARS and TOBACCO
in the market, has attracted considerable
attention to her Cigar Emporium. The
oae shows up the condition OF affairs in
this State and the
CAUSES GOVERNOR MOSES
And his political friends; the other shows
up the celebratod 5 Cent Cigars and their
merits, the Havana Choroots and othe
brands suited for summer Smoking, aud as
tue public are often puzzled to know what
could induce man
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
SO are Chewers puzzled to know how TO-
BACCC can be sold at sucl, low prices at
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE.
June ~ Columbia, Il. q.
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master-C NJ Wilder. Deputy-John
s Leapheart. Commissioners NJ
Boozer and T NJ Wilkes. Collector
Internal Revenue--C L Anderson.
Gauger-C A Darling.
CITY GovERNMENT.---May or-John
Alexander. Clerk and Treasurer
Walter r Jones. Aldermen First
Ward-Augustus Cooper, s P Davis,
b F Grinin. Second-O J Carroll
John A Pngh, W A Carr. Third
haaG aaaSs Thf%as; Toas;hs $ ? gwyEgSr' g@asn q y
Wells. VIM Simons. The committees
are: Ways and Means-.Alderme
Cooper. Grifiin and Carroll. Accounts
Aldermen Carroll, Carr and Swygert.
Streets Aldermen Pngh, Thomas and
Wells. Market and City Scales-Ai-
dermen Carr, Brown and Cooper.
Gua:d House--Aldermen Simons,
Davis and Pugh. Water Works-Al-
dermen Thomas. Cooper and Griffin.
Aims House-Aldermen Swygert, ST.
mons and Davis. City Schools-Al-
dermen Purvie, Swygert and Simons.
Sydney Park-Aldermen Davis, Oar
roll and Thomas. Licenses-Alder-
men Griffin. Pugh and Brown. City
Clock-Aldermen Brown, Wells and
Purvis. Fire Observation-Disclosures
Wells, Purvis and Carr. City Lamps-
Aldermen Carr, Brown and Davis.
Now City Hall and Public Buildings
Aldermen Griffin, Simons and Carr.
City Attorney D. Tradewell. City
Physician-A 8 Hydrick. Clerk of
Msrket-J Fl Pickett. Commissioner
OF Poor-Oharles Schultze. Overst or
of Streets-J Trioe. Chief of Police
Al + Nixon. Sergeants of Police
E Williams, j Blizzard.
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In saw mill in Tyler City. Indiana,
on Friday, German. name unknown,
fell on saw which was rapidly revolv-
ing, and had his head and one arm cut
of in few seconds.
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SUDsCRIDERs-Obtain the latest news
by mail and by telegraph in the DAILY
PHGSlX.
WANTED-A few more advertise.
ments. to enable US to publish paper
for the good of others as we'll as our
selves.
Now1s THE TIME-To advertise, at
our summer rates, and while there is
leisure to read the papers.
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CAUSES GOVERNOR MOsES
TO COMMIT SUICIDES
Official Order, No. /.

T WANT MI Smokers to know that there
l. are still plenty more OF the cnIcbrat ed
5 cent PARTAGAS on hand. Iguarantee
that they contain more and better quality
of Tobacco than any other 5 cent Cigar
sold III ths ci:y.
Special Order, NO. 9.
All Smokers OF Pressed Cigars will ple q 90
take notice that they can get Il bunch con-
tanning 25 Cigars Tor 81, and all other
popular brands at equally low prices. ut the
CALIFOkNIA OIGAH STORE,
Sign Of tho Ipdinn Chiefly
Sd Door Below Wheeler House.
JrneG lt
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Tretting Matches on the Fourth


S. 8E@ 10 ON SATURDAY.
WEseAss the the isa Fais q aso1n;;is aSsnS; a.
The fret for Purse Of 1900, J Mile Heats.
The following have ilrsady entered: Sortel
ae1dng aas11dding Billy, Rsy Geldins UnkloY.. Bay,
Other entries expected tomorrow; 40. j
The second match between tho well
known Horses Jupiter and Jerry. az
Races commence at 8 O'Clock p. H.. Good
sport is anticinated. .. July y29
Excursion Season Of, 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
&&M AI '''
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AL.
GUSTA RAILROAD. AND WILMrNG-
Ton, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
PouND TRif TiokEfs 4 I'll sMaS to as II 1sa psomi
LII nent Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
until November ], 1874, will be on aale ist
both via Charlotte and uia Wilmington, Oh
AMI after after June !, 1874. ~ 49,,
!ckets to New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tim ore. rtu BAY LINE, at reduced rates, alsb
OH sale. iA. POPE. :,
june General Passenger Agent:
Notice.
SUPERIETENDENT's OFFIhE.. -
SPARTANBtRG & UNION r. r. C0:.Ie
I'm and after June l, 1874, Tfaips on the
~ spaItanburrg and Union Railroad will
Greenyille ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
Richmond Airline Railroads, doing away
with the delay at Alstoh. >! !! iiJA ,EI!1.
The Spartanburg and Union Railroad is
completely equipped for Ills business;
Road being In fins condition, makes good
time and sure connections.
Passengers travelling this route will have
every attention. ". w. DAVIES. -,
May ~ 2mo Superintendent,
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A his,new store, Main street, nearly op-
A positc the Central National Bank, has
large and beautiful stockof fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from best European
own importation. In gold and silver cases.
Elegan JEWELRY! An unrivaled aseort-
ment just received and all the latest styles.
Sterling SILVER WARE, in: sets and oases.
Bridal Presents. and very fine selection OF
Plated Ware, Colo Watch and Neck Chains,
gaGenlent hngs, large stock Of Spectacles
and Eye-Giasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes.
and great variety of Fancy Artioles. NV
stock is the largest and beet selected in the
Southern country and will he sold as cheap
IS same article can be bought az. where.
Oct %
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HOPE G. GYLES

HAyE for salt--t t.
Ill 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels DRAM,
1000 bushels SHDHIs.
Also,
Fresh Saur Kraut and Mince Meat
100 boxes Raisins, 50Jhalf.boxes Naisine,
% Guartcr-boxeeR Raisins.
50 drums smyrna Figs.
Dessicated Cocosnut, I4
100 pounds Seediess Knisins,
$50 Eeada Of Cabbage.
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Home Stomach Bitters. EsaRz

@V3k1N Ea&60N8
NNHESE celebrated RITTERS, prepared
L by jas. A. jackson & Co., OF 81. Louis,
are certain preventative OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTENlIITTENTS,
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
And are highly recommended as an oxuel-
lent tonic ana invigorator Of tho eystem
For sale by tho Wholesale agents,
June19 JOHN Az NEW L SON.
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FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1874.

a. tl.is final Concert everything will be
npon a scale CORE spending with ito in-
creared impnrtancs. The music will DO
rendered Ly I'll orchestra consisting of 100
performers, rel, cted for their fame in 'dif.
!crcit ands. And the unprecedented sum Of
So, 100000, o.ra
Divided into 20 coo Gifts, will be distributed
among thu. ticket holders .4 n,