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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Sen pielen Treunpcn ess @s, @eltsr
CUR Na6ri9t, rab sr jsBt pisesr in istner alien
Steqs in q. S. gGiQiams une Sc. adsrbau
Notwithstanding su Dubuque Raintrabe Spi-
ldsn 1. unb g.. Np. IL. unb ii. it no bic BE-.
ten adertaumai6insn bes gauess III ben biais.
fen prsiisn ~serfauft uae s~arantrt psrbsn. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
AusJns aus osn telegraph. psps(4sn.
1talicu.


&pm, ~. 5api. Die amsrifanii6sn pilssr
une bsrsprrassnoeu Witslispsr Ter r0sisli6ait
CUR 8Sreeruns tatbOiii&sr SntcrsIsn" batten
beuts cine ;reits Mubisn3 bel bsm aarpinal Dor.
rcnsp. Iisisr tslObte bic giIssr fir ibrsn 81.
fer in Der Sa6s Der Stride unp iberrsi6te linen
eas gsreinspiplOm. Sirit eaneilcte tspil.
fsmmie pann bic nsusn Witslietsr, porauf BIZ
i6ef Dwsnser BON Sort Wapns. Sno., ben Dant
Der yilssr fir bic Gufnabms in bic @sieli6aft
ausiprab. lem gapfe muroe bic Summs BON
100000 ais Gsitenf Der aatbolifsn amrifa's
ibsrrsi&t, nsbi elmer aiis Sob aus amsrifani.
iten Winsn.
Die pilser p%srlaisn &cm am 20. b. W.
&om, If. SUM. Die amsrifaniihsn pilssr
bsiutten beute ben aarpinal Scrromeo, msl6sr
bic auf Sefsbl bes Yapites gum @npsnten an bic
pilssrfabrt ssi&Iasens Deuimiinse an Is Ss%
tbeilts. Der yapt bat ben Sisncr &oli. ben
bsribmtsn MISREPRESENTATION uab StrifttsQsr,
teauftrast, bic pilser auf ibrsm Yslu9s Nsapsls
unc anpsrsr biifcriib psnfwircisen Ylags ,u be.
sltitsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Sim 6. Juli tritt bic Diirict Court su ei-
nsr Grtraiyuns in Clinton ,uiammsm UNI lir-
tbsil in Der ansslessnbsit u. &yan, be5 sisbi.
i&ea S&aBmeifsrs BON Sadion 60. su iprs&sn.
- Giniss Sabre 6efdnsnib piirssn ibm ni9ts
i6aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
6efmb BIT!

Sstanu Niepias gru6, 3uderbddsr aus e~ursmburs,
rel6sr psr ,ebn Sdbrsn Rer gcrt ssrlise. I'D esnu sinise
3it in Gbiease auftislt. fpdtsr mad Wt6isan gina, rirb
~erinssue ~auissiprs srt isine atrCfe an ben unterysi6neteH
s~iniuitnssn rseen pi6tissn 5amilisn. ansslesentsiten.
ERNEST DERULLE,
Reinbare Sstel, 2 @rssurid Ctr, 5 9atsrp place,
Mem gprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
Milmaufee Marftberiht.

@ sr1eIesrapb.) 13. SUM. 1874,
@sisen.-5sf; Sc. 1, Sl.2i4; Nc. 2,
$1.224 taar.
Safer.-Gsf; 80. 2, Of Gents.
Welf6fprn.-SSbr ; Hp. 2, semif&t 63
Gents.
Rossen.- 5lau Np. 1, 81 Gents.
Ser fe.-6lau /; SO. 2, $3.50 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

I'm Slintpn bieltsn rieie Wode bic 8s.
~haetsure une Ssraussstsr snslil8sr Slat;sr cine
8,riam mluns al, bic ;i:mIi& gut tsiu6t mar.
Die Sempsrsn;wsitsr ma&ten sinsn ssrsstli&sn
geria6 le fur ibrs Sa1s su sepinuen. Bel
ben Sinssrn Ron Der l&warssn aunf miro Elm
gutter Srunt gu bp& in Gbren ssbaItsn, ais tab
le su WaGerapolsl piirten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
Der Staats sluSitor BON Soma Iat

Dor aur,sm bic Builder Der aetna Ysri&srunss
ssisai&aft mad une sisbt auf @runr sirlsr lin.
ieriu&uns bic GrmGttisuns ees 0si9Gftsb strie.
bss fir 1874 i'm Staats Surad, pa bic Gpmpas.
ME ni9t bic ssnissues Si6srbsit bistst. Wir
MAIDEN unlsrs ytlsr earaui aufmsrfiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
gtadt und @taat.

0ereanecncn 6rsitas, Samifas. u. Scnn.
tag murss in Ger ct. Rarys STRIDE in Wortbins-
ton, Dubuque 60. Soma, bur& bic bptw. Batter
GarIfattsr, Sass unp Giiels cine tsiliss MilNon
atssbaltsn. Batter Sauter BON Der Morisnfir.
DE in DUBUQUE ltifsts nit Batter acrtenfam y
aus TysrspiQs, gu bsIen @irfunssfrsis bic Sc
mleinec IprtbinstOn ssbUrt, @usbllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
@aameraeicnc aciMcbt.

Gin gutter, aytsitsriatrtnsr 99aarerasitls in sirem &C.
itdite aeiudt. 9ffemmt dur itine Natisaalitat, oh Srldrs
er, @ntsritansr essr 1euti6er. ni&t an. @utsr ecba rtrp
,~uaeftsrt. lin ndbsrs Austunft rsnee M n I'D al bic
Reeaetipn Der 9uremtur8tr Gazette. t47-bd.b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Die Sin, msI4e ben Saa ben S4iHtridsn
su Clinton une prairie tu 6isn sr.autt, bat ben
Ssnni p%aiirt, ss 1T eabsr bU&fs 3eit bab Du-
buqus l6 bssilt, rssnr bic Stast %tsnislbsn Dor.
tbsiI, nj. ibre bsirsn Shwsfsrtapts senie6sn fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Trcitae lester @U9s wurbs 5rau emma Z.
aneericn $4,000 suasiprc@sn. neil ibr @ann
i'm Disnls Der Sainpis Central Giienbabn Dor
einsm Sabr umtlm. Die Go. lssts Gppea Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

0cdcr H.. Sdeer'S gfcrSs-eeibtad &C.
ssuiibsr benz atbsnaum III nit elmer @uswabl
rcrtrsfli6er gussiss, S6littsn &c, iopie Der
tstsu pisree rsriebsn. 9Hsr cine Spa,isrfabrt
MAIDEN min, ieate bort isine Srssr bintsrlaNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Oas Dampfboot @lsr Mit&sl, bas i'm
Sturme am Sonntas sOr s lassn. 10 fur&ttar
mitssncmmen pprpsn mar, it bsinabs wisesr
nuetibtis %rsparirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

3u Mfonroc, in Sasper Co., Sa., III man
AM gaue zines neuen @cttesbauirs uno IN 81.
mine, 5aystte Co.. bat man ebsnfals Stritte
gum Saue elmer nsuen STRIDE setban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Sci Slumenaner an Coulter Ipenue
sSnnt ibr Gin sutes, fsinss @las Bier unb cine
vertion GOTTEN Gmmrntbalsr aaIsS BADEN. -
Ma6t nal Sountas's einrn Spasisrsans pabin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
$50 lit Nid &alntus (Sobn) -?

b,r,nsn So tsr't tsss fs, an ss I,t Ss' SSn ns gper ~ sSs Srtg" 5ssssr
e,nisbsn metz, ttslt 60 sef inisf an 6rn. 2. Sstdertn
Grppn gsirt, ea'e Co., SneianI, cher an bic Rebaettpu
Ter ,@astts' nit, ia Hiitsanae iesenbet,en bic auss
iunft absr Srn. 8almus trpunitt mateH. f3i-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

2cUi i'm Marmar Drysoops-p palate, Ode
Rain unb 7. Straes bat cine 10 idSne Ius
mabl CARPETS aler Nrt, wie fe in fsinsm anbern
SauIe bier i'm @sfrn s~sfanpsa psrpen faur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
81 fu h t.!

Q8p III psterItetien aeburtis aus Rinmeiein.
een. @tmeinee Ritesranpen. Deritlee IN ~unasidbr9 Sabre
in amerita fpa ssr 3 hts 1 Sdbrea In "a Grrhe une Du.
buaus eer,ftn ien 2 ines 3eidsrs IN er Steirt Luer.
gSsr Nusfunft gtben faiI, Miro sebeien eiefelbs euiisit al
bic Sffee Der SaSstt "a ri6tsn. Sr. lei en- rire aufssfubt
eurb z. MiiAdre aus prtert. fA9-tOt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
No. 3. = @S@entlide @rieiiite.
Oubuaus, ben IS. Stunt 1874.

DUBUQUE, ben Is. SUM-, 1874.
Su rsidsr ale Brisfs a~n9usi9t fne, mslbe pom s. SUM-
bis sum 15. Stunt In Der bitTssn ppfsifes ansetemmsn u.
nift abssbplt pprbsn fiat.
Msams Nrs Suiauna aSypel 5riebrih
Sausrnl6mieo linton 0anss Nusult 2
Bauer Nsp. " Wcl6sr @eprg
BLAZER Wartin Werfsr PAUL
Srabant SpbE S2 primains Sobn
gu9ans Scbann Sissrrt 8riseri6
Sradtsntlb JUbdnn S9leid MiN Mara
grabm @erebare S6neiesr Doris
Bod Carl SbnIio guepia
Bitter linton S6mibt peter
DspiQe 9Ubn Sunberbaft Ssbafian
Oebner Soispb 9Dipniann 8ottlcb
Dietl Soiepb 3snann 0ran,
Ser3cg Wr5 Wary VI 3immons Sobn
Sirtg Rattbias
Wlan seresge uitt, psnn man mad Brisisn auf eiefer Elite
frast, ~ bsmerttn, las ft a n tisist ins, ans bic Nurn.
utr Der Srisaifs e%niustttn.
q. 4. Iprbert. gpfmsiasr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17
6cfubt t.

gDp fne bic @etrleer 3rieerih uu6 Ssinri6 S6leit. ee.
bsrsn su aauneeri I'm @rpebsrysetbun, e%ursmburs, i0lea
in 1870 NIB 1871 Set yepria, SQinris. sepeieu isiu.
3dtsrs Gustunit srttsils man an bic Office Der ueurem.
burger @lJette." lac
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-17

Sob In Nsw yorf $1.t03.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
The New York Dead.

The bodies of The unknown dead found IN
New York are disposed OF in very eco
nomical manuer. A description OF them is
noted down, as we'll as an account of the
clothing tound on them. A photograph Is
then taken and the description is pasted on
the hack Of 1t. The bodies lie on slabs IN
the morgue as long Is 1t is sale to allow
them to. In hopes that they will De identI-
tied and claimed. liza body Is not claimed
1t is pnt into pine box to the end OF W whch
q number is placed corresponding 10 one on
n photograph. The bodies are buried in
potteTs' field on Hsrts Island, without
form or religious ceremony, the work
being perior med by conyicts Pits or trench
W are dug, fifty feet long, twenty one feet
wide, and nine feet deep. In these lae cot
hus are laid in tiers, side by side, IN three
rows, the spaces bet ween the larger coiiius
being tilled by the collins of children aud
| infants. After the bottom OF pit has been
| covered by one layer, a lew inches of dirt
| are thrown on and ieveled down: on This
another layer is placed, and so on Till the
| pit is filled wiinin few inches of the top.
The top il then covered with dirt and
| rounded over. Stakes ale placed at ca h
/ end to indicate boundaries. Before one pit
| is filled another is dug, but "A space of ten
feet is allowed between the pits. An effort
/ Is made TO pack the bodies in order OF The
numbers OH the rude collins, 80 that All idea
may be had of where in the pit body lies
In case it Is necessary TO thsinter II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
~ Nil.MINGTON AND READING RAJ
w Road.
CON MEG rloNS -

At Wilmington with trains on Paiiadel phi a.
" l9instou and B Bsitimoro X. H.; at Chadi's
Ford with traius ou Pbiladelpha and Blitim oro
Cesiral X T.; at COatesviiIe with trains en- Penn
pbladeiphia and Reading. Leb anon Valley East
Penn. and Reading al Columbia Kalroais
Jan ~, ls'4-u Z. SruLZ.
General SuDerinte endent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
and western a. X
TIME TABL.t
FALL AMI wINTR EARRlNGFMENTsJ

a FALL AMI WINTR EARRANGEMENTS.i
Commencing Oct. lst.. 1874. trains will
'Y run follows:
Leave WILMINGTON 10 ~ a. IN. aud 35 p. ID.
Leave Landenbers ~, a. m, and / 30 D. m.
Arrive at Wilmington ~ u IN. and $50. p M
Arriye at Landenberg j.. 80 u In. anl 70 pm
~ 50 d In with train leaving Philadelphia at y 30
a
Train leaving WilminRt ton 1T g 81 y m C connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at o. u.
1rain arriving Mt Wilmington at Z IS a In with
train for fhladelrh ut : ~ IN.
Train arriving ut WILMINGTON at 30 with train
for Philadelphia at = M.
SUNDAY trans wall bo Withdrawn after Oct. lst
DAVID CUNNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

IMPoRTANT INyENTIoN.-Mr. Robert Grin =
shaw is The inventor Of Oh auimoaiie faint ru' :
ing machine, which rules both longitudinal aud
transverse lines, either straight or waving, wide
or narrow, single or double, continucls or brok-
en-, in any number Of colors, at one operation on
los sa sheets or ON continuous roll of paper, ssud
prints The headings of bills, &C., beiore leaving
the machine Fhe importance Of this invention
will he readily recognized by the trade Mr. G.
is the inventor Of The Spilman' Gre hose, patent
ed in this country and in England, and COM
mended at recent meeting of the Franklin In
stitute.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Eiuss Of Trarel.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
DEcKnBER %, 1873,

Treins will leave Wilmington as follows for
Phiiadelphie and Intermediate Stations, z, $40.
y, 10 20 =. m; 2. 4. I Is. 10 "a .. M.
Philadelphia and New York. 70 q. IN Il %. e ~
p. N.
baltimore and intermediate Stations. .I2 50, 10 o.
Q. m,5 70 p. IN.
I 10 D. u.
Trains for Dsiswsrc Division, leave for
New Castle; y d. le 10 m; IS. IS. 20 p. IN.
Ssatord and intermediate stations. ID IS, 10 lO g.
In . IS y. IN.
Delmar asd intermediate Stations, 12 255. 10 10
q. IN.
SUNDAY TsAIxs.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. 4 IS. 30
l02t y. m. "
philadelphia and New York, ! % a: m,
Baltimore and Washington. IL G2, z ID a. m
For further Information passengers are re ferred
TO tho time tables post, at the depot
II. +. KENNEY,
marli-Iyd&w Superintendt mt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

Mrs. 1witchell, IN her testimony. said my
mother was murdered Sunday, November -.
1865; was arrested the next morning about Il
O'Clock; was not taken to prison till Tuesday
evening; q few hours before mother death she
had some money about her person; ii was over
SIS, ,000 It was in large notes. most OF it in green
backs; she kept it in her bosom; il was folded up
and placed iu two muslin bags. | saw it ON the
afternoon OF her death, about near as can tell
between i've and six O'Clock in the afternoon; /
don't remember the exact time she was found
dead, but it was about nine o'clock that evening
she was undressing in my room when returned
home that afternoon from ride; she was chang
Ing her dress and putting on q new one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

Sanborn's testimony before the Ways aud
Means Committee yesterday, was not much short
Of an explosion. Unless this man has periured
himself, Secretary Richardson is convicted OF hav-
ing attempted 10 crawl out of this scahdaIous
business by series Of bald Qualifications. Mr.
Richardson saidto the Committee that be knew
nothing about the Sanborn contracts, and that be
signed the papers in the case as matter OF rou-
tine duty. Sanborn, cold, calm, and with his
wits about him, swears that the Secretary did
understand the whole business, and that he (Sau-
bor,i) knew that Mr. Richardson intelligenly
comprehended 1t in Its various stages. 10 say
nothing OF this bligbting reflection upon MI
Richardson's honor ava man the testimony
San born de molshes the last refuge into which the
Secretary had eonceaied himself. IL is necesa Y
for MIR. Richardson's friends TO destroy Sanborn'
testimony, OF The Secretary Is destroyed This Is
no time for Mr.. Richardson to palter about being
ready to resign he must Iclear his character,
or there will be a case of Impeachment for tue
House of Representative. In this general explo-
sion. too, it will be ssei. that ex-Secretary Bout.
wells reputation has suffered a very sei ilus
damage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

which surmounts the hall and tho smaller
ono over the vestibule, are lit by corona
OF gas, forming two'rings OF rsolid fire simi-
lar to those that qrriver around the galleries
OF the Capitol fOtunda. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
iAXlQpp1ai'.
IS BEHALF Or THE ,pEstlTorE ORPHANS
OF SOUTH CAROLINA. .'

IN BEHALF OF TIE GbEfstlTorf oRphASs
OF SOUTH oAnot4SAA. :"
Notwithstanding the applause OF the
Sany and seeming appreciation of'that
noble charity, the Palmetto Opha Ms
Home, SO much needed and so we'll
conducted, located in Colunbia-with
the good it, has already accom- plisIed
IN rescuing from want, ignorance and,
IN many cases, from haunts of vice,
destitute orphans--we are sorry to ad-
nit that such AN institution has been
crippled in its. sphere of usefulness and
allowed to lRnguish for watt of aid no.
cessary to,Cies Btcnessful career;q and
that the s9pportiandiihstruc ction of the
present happy family OF orphans shell
tered within its walls should be allowed
TO depend on but,few contributions.
dowever willing those few may be to
aevote shhtri eusfgy, al . = cans in aid
OF the epterprise, thsy are. unable
themselves to- carrylhhe entire burden,
consequently forcedi TO appeal to the
people at large4o .assist} inthe good
work of establishing the, Palm etto Or
phans' Home on aIpermanent basis
The Home ia not seotarian. or demo.
minationaE7 The.'Hrastees consist of
members from. the different, branches
Of the chntsh.:n 4ha children are reli.
giously trained at home anil in the
several Sunday bohopls;l during the
week they are9instrunted by compel
tent teaoher. with ,specisl references to
future usefulnessn It, is now q ques-
tlon whether or not such an institution
in our midst. based entirely upon cha
rity and love, with no paid official, be
supportedg or shall it, for want of
means, be aha ndqned? i and the .or.
phans now supported and educated
therein be thrown, hpon the world
destitute and friendless. ,pu l- 1,...
Render, if yonfavor the former pro-
position, come at once to the rescne.
Donations of money, provisions and
clothing will be acknowledged in the
"Orphans' Appeal q neat family
paper, published in the intereat7of the
Home. Isl per annum. All, ,eommu.
nications shonld be directed, to "Pul.
metso Orphans Hope, P. Q. Box l60,
Papers friendly tqathe above cutter
prise will please copy. tn,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
District Court United States.

DISTRICT OF SO UTII CAROLINA.
TN obedience to the order Of Hon. Oeor q
4 8. Bryan. Judge Of the District Courl
for South Carolina, tho under signed gives
notice, that all persons holding liens on tho
real estate OF W; q. DoWDY, bankrupt,
O. j. Jaeger. Eco Register, at Newberrv,
on or before the Goth day Of September
no1t, and to chow CAUSE, II any thew can
why tho roal estate OF said BANKRUPT
should not be sold to pay suoh liens q NAV
be esta blished.
NATHANIEL BARNWEIL,.
Aug II t10 Assignee OF W. q. Dowdy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
Central Hotel.
Corn! Corn!!

Corn Coru!!
~nH. BUSHELSpEIMEW W!!ITECOkN.
cOV, 500 bushels Mixed Corn
Just received and TOR sale low by
Sept ? JOHN AGNEW Il SON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
MiIier's Fire Proof Safes

''dOSE 10 want Of the best .S,Ue n.anu-
4 Jdci"rrd will lind it to their interest to
call aud examine our stock OF MILLER'S
CELEBRATED FIRE PROOF SAFES,
which We arc offering at manufacturers
expenses OF freight and 'lr9yagc. These
Safes hhre stood Mc test or the great fire in
Chesterand other places III Tie State, pre-
Ser0tng theG' contents 10 tte Satisfaction Of
ne o'cners, and will be sold as low here az
other makes C IN be bouGht in Nerc York
city. ~ JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
bept 2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04

The king OF the Sandwich Islands, in
recent speech, strongly favored reci-
procity with the United States. He
he's appointed commissioners to the
Philadelphia centennial exhibition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
-.
To Tax Unions of the Several Counlie,
OF S0nth CAroifna

l. The County Unions shall consist
of two delegates from each Subordi.
nate Union, with one delegate addi.
tionai for every twenty members be.
yond twenty in each Subordinate
Union. The Subordinate Unions are
therefore requested, without delay, to
send their delegates to their respective
County Unions. lia
2. The County Unions are hereby
requested to appoint. without delay,
delegates to "The Tax Union of the
State of South Carolina"
8. The TIA. Unions OF the State of
South Carolina is hereby convoked to
meet in Columbia, on Thursday. the
10th day of September next. ut IL
o'clock NJ.
4. The County Union of kiobland
is hereby requested to provide IL suita-
BILE hall for the assemblaee of the State
Union at the time and place deyig.
mated.
BY authority of the Taxpayers
Convention.
JAMES CHESNUT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
CAMDEN, s. g., august "a. 1874
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-04
LET 1T DE nuIAg sekED1Lx,.


link in the Airline Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, LsuisviiieS st. Louis,
Chicago aud .rshArles or. ,.pyentytfour
miles long. with irss th~., ;ventJ miles Of
80 Df'N1' 'sgs % low 1Gav ,iig
yslnrterl than sn, INC. from New York,
pEi.Aielphia and baltimore 70 either OF
these cities, aid m!ny hundred miles
nearer to thcac ceAires OF Western trade
than any existing lincTto Gharleston..o ''*
Ir! ~ y: l0i.-- y, fdF .Lnf.
The Eoad That promises to make Charles.
Northwest, the Wcet Indies, South Auie--
rica and Europe; also, ad important en-
grant station ,,1ii; f-,,
'EOONoMTCALIN CONSTRUCTIONS
SAFE IN MANAGEMRNTAND -.
PROFITABLE EIN,RESULTS.
An Important enterprise for the develop
ment OF 6outh Carolina. 1,A!Iotin1 -
Shares Fifty Dollars each pay able in ten
inBtalnae e,ite. 81 .i,t1A4i p. lo4o-t7Q at
Every citizen 81 this 8, a. aas,' should own q.
least one Share. ~ 10" r'rG .t...
.CuAnLEsroY, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial Climate; ehheer inhheinAe ande.
veloped back countq! 'Eontaining f3fti!e
soil. fine asturo grounds, and ine1hausti-
bic water powers; berl 100 eoptigpity to the
West Indies espd South iica, and her
unparalleled European Ocean coursa, is
destined, upon thet eompletibn' ii this M
poRTANT Trunk LixE, to emerge from her
prostr.ted condition and beuome whas
nature has intended shst should be-the
GREAT CoM4EBcIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF sTOCKHOLDERS'LIABILITY
The following, clause in the charter is
published for the information OF sub
scribcrs:
SEC. f. '1hat no Stakeholder OF eaid
Company shall be Leld liable for the debts,
contracts or acts Of said corpor alton,
beyond the amounts actually subs cribedl to
the Capital Stock Of said Company by such
Stockhulder."
DIRECTORS:
GEO ". WILLIAMS, GABa1LL CASNon.
b. BoLIMANN, JOHN H. Ev1Ns
ALyA GAGE, TB JErER.
IHEo. D. JEnvEY. D. r. CUScAN,
IHEo q: BAHRRn. JAMES z. BLAoH,
JOHN S. FAIRLY, JOHN s. WILLY.
Principal Office and Address. as BroAts
street, Charlsston, 8. G..
G. q. MEMMINGER, President.
A.C. KAUFM IN, Secretary and Treas.
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THE GREAT ICE AGE and its Relation
L to the Antiquity of MAn-by James
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Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox, tof time OF G Gorge
ILL s2 90.
Sumner, Professor on American Cur.
rency. 1900.
Doctrine of Evolutionary Winch ell, 81. 90
fernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Fernes' from the Earth TO the Moon and
Around 1t. slC0.
Sun Views of tho Earth or the Seasons.
illnstrated--by Proctor. f. r. S. 81 so.
ierhes Journey 10 .ho Centre or tho
Earth. as cents.
Also, a supply "f new NOVELS, by Eng.
Iish and German authors. cheap
LAWYERS OFFICES:
INSURANCE OFFlCES!
ROOMS ron FAbIILIESl
SINGLE BED-RoOMs!
T,LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed Rooms from s} per month upwards:
Family hooms from 81 per month upwards;
Law: ere' Otlces from Sc pr month upw ards,
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO.
SETS and Other modern improvem ents in
eide lni!ding. No GHck rooms, all fronting
on the street G"od ventilation A Janitor
in charge at bnildinS Apply ta Central
Bank, or tn Mcssrs. SEIBlI Is &tZFLL.
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