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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-12-24

ED.-COaEEsPUsDEhcg with Csp,ta
w lists looking 20 the sale o, yaloab.e timber
ami mineral iaUfs af;aeer. 10 his city, ce,ontaI
offlce Peb.i9h
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SALE.

A number ~ nice los near the village Of 81.
Cloud. These loss are speBiiy locs ed, are OF
good size. ami win be sold 81 = reasonable price,
AID On essy terms. Gsll on Tfn. MARIN % II
oci. e and see maps. terms nc.
IT, VIZ. MARTYR. Agent.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

jenkins, at the p. o., Creider Oh
81 Avenue, Haines for Comic books,
games &c.
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BOOTS AND sHons.

Ifyou want 10 make the little ones
a present of some nice Boots or Shoes,
call on pelabar, 81 Avenue, near the
ADVERTISER office.
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pEFAKTrKES
log. A n.
q 90. X. r., way iO.sA A. NJ
through ---''''''' $50, =. N.
CAbeu @. H., express. '''''' $50 ?. N.
CaarlestOa. 100. ?. ".
western ........s.-. -. ii:o0. A n.
On Mondays. Wednesday ~--
AKRivALS
$50. ?. n.
O. a. O. X. X. NAt :. . So, '. N.
tnrOes. .li:o0. A n
Cabel C. H., eN ll.o0. A. N.
Charleston, $50. ?. n.
ves.err, ....-..' ''''''''' 49,. go, r. n.
AaltpoiiS. Sa.. - ,,,t sa,n-,ays
IN Tuesdays. Thursdays anu SA''-'s' a.
ALL mails eioseu ''''s NAY I'D.
parture.
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Sam Gideon, on Sd Avenue near
9th street, has u fine lot OF clothing
ON hand.
So has BOrnheim on 9th st See
Supplement.
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Sale Talud1le Stocks and Bonds.
By JACOB LEVIN. Auctioneer

Sale o Pdlud1le Stocks and Bonds.
BY JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.
On MONDAY. the 5th day Of October next.
at 10 O'Clock A. H., will sell, at public
outcry,
Tho following Bonds, Stock and Certin-
Gates, under power Of attorney to the Gen.
trail National Bank, OF Columbia, B. c.,
viz:
100 tone hundred} shares Of the Capital
Stock OF the Union Savings Bank. OF Co
lumbia, s. O. H.
Scrip 6 .185 and G,18G, each representing
so shares OF the Capital Stock OF the South
western Railroad Bank, inseparably con-
nected with the same number OF eh ares in
the South Carolina Railroad Company, par
value OF each share $125.
No. 131. Certificate OF Indebtedness OF
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, guaranteed by the State OF South
Carolina. s34.
No. ass, ditto. ditto, 500.
No. 436, ditto, ditto, 500.
dreenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany Funded Interest Bond No. SO, &67, rs.
Ditto, ditto, No. 81, $8S &c.
Ditto, ditto, No. lG5, $l00.
Ditto, ditto, No. 104, $lOO.
Ditto, ditto, No. JOG, 500.
Ditto, ditto, Noe. So to GO, (eight bonds
OF $500 each,) 81 600.
Three Greenville and Columbia Railroad
bonds, guaranteed bv the State OF South
Carolina, ($500 each. } 81, 500.
ALSO,
On account OF whom 1t may concern,
one Fine Hunting Case Gold Watch and
a Masonic Badge, set in Diamonds.
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NOTICE To THE sTO0KHOLDERS

OF THE
Columbia Building and Lonn Asso-
citation.
11uE Fourth Annual Meeting OF the Co.
L lumbia Building and Loan Associ alton
WI, be hold at O'Clock MONDAY EVEN
lNu, October 5th, at Hibernian Hall In
ntaiiments will be received, and 81 500 be
loaned. A tull attendance OF mem be, is
requested, as an election will be held for
officers Tor the ensuing twelve months
Attention is called TO Section z OF By Laws,
under head OF Fines and Penalties" aud
moro especially to the 5!h line OF said Sec
tlon. Ii! order. q. Nj. WALKER.
Oct Sec. and Treas. pro tim.
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WHAT IS TIE MATTEL; WITH YoU?-
Ii friend is looking sick, this is usn-
ally the question we put to him. 1t is
asked every where, times innumerable,
every day. Aud whut are the most
frequent answers to it? Are they not
SUCH as these: swell, I'm q little I'LL
iouss:" or IL feel languid and used
up" or "My stomach Is out of order, "
or "l'm under the weather." or Il
don't know what's the matter with me,
but 1 don't feel right" or the like in
definite responses. Now, what is til 9
mutter with the thousands of both sexes
who cannot tell exactly what ails them,
aud yet are evidently ont of health ?
The matter is simply this: they don't
properly digest what they eat. their
livers are torpid, their nerves are weak
their blood Is impure, and their vital
energies are depressed. What they
need is course of Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters-not one or two doses, but
course-to strengthen their stomachs,
superlnduce healthy flow of bile,
steady and invigorate their nerves, i'm
prove the condition of their blood
and rouse their vital powers. These
resuits tne great vegetable restorative
will assuredly bring about. It rallies
the whole system, reinforces every i'm
portant organ, regulates every func.
ton, aud purifies every animal fluid.
For chrouio dyspepsia, constipation.
liver complaint, intermittent and re
mittent fevers, rheumatism, general
debility, premature decay. and the IN
hrmitios Of age. it is the best and safes;
stimulant and alternative that has ever
been compounded. It's ingredients
are all vegetable, all pure and whole
some. In districts infested with swamp
miasma, and in all new settlements, its
use is essential to the preservation of
health. The West believes in it, unll
40, in fact, do the people OF all sectious
| of the Union. S9+l3
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Detroit Free Press: "Last March, "A
man nnmed Emory Pruttle. machin
ist, i'll the employ of the Michigan Car
Company, made bet with another
man as to which could longer hold
out the handles Of ali electric battery
which u travelling nuisancs had on the
Campus Martius. Pruttle won the bet,
but mt heavy cost His system re-
ccivcd such IA shock that up to this time
he has not been able to do days
work. He has fallen uway from a pow
crful, heavy man to skeleton almost,
and his physician cannot say that he
will ever hr restored to health"
M. J. Hirsch, z. Heller and Benja-
min Monzon have been appointed
Commissioners of Election for Will
Iinmsburg County. J. F. Sutherland,
Il. +. Wall and Amt1on Reynolds have
hceu appointed Commissioners OF
Election for Kprsllaw County.
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CHARLESTON TO THE FRONT. Among
our new advertisements, is that OF one
OF the oldest establishments in this
State. Established in 1882, it hes
maintained the frat place in its line OF
business. With large experience and
unsurpassed facilities, Mcsbrs Walker,
Evans Il Cogsweil are prepared to sus-
tain the reputation of their establish
ment. Like a. r. Stewart, they be-
lleve In newspaper advertising, and
take this means to announce that they
have, this season, added very largely
to their stock of type and machinery,
and arc better prepared than ever to
please their customers. We wish them
evory success. Sat
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HuioS ouo uOuIudi. SOCtOu uOmlQal
sales Ala, at 16l4@l65s. Southern
flour dull. slightly III buyers favor
?.lol98 70. Wheat 1G@lc. better
l 20(0l 23 for new winter red Western;
24(9l.26 ne - amber Western. Corn
opened shade tirmer, but closed holt
ers little more disposed to realize-
96HC097 for Western mixed; 97C097M "a
biga mixed and yellow Western. Oof-
fee, sugar and rice unchanged. Fork
more aotive-new mess % 35@22 40
Beef quiet. Ltrd lower, ut II for
prime steam. Whiskey decidedly
tirmer. at OSNl o.; closing firmly
aud held at 1U. Cotton net receipts
334; gross 2,5lO. Futures closed firm
sales %. 500: October Is S 32(015 3.16;
November 1516G4l5 90; December
10 z 32@l5l4; january Is ID 32(Ga
10 ZIG; February Is 21.32(G15 IL lG;
March 16; April L. 6 l6G4l6 1882;
May l63s@IG 2l,32; Juue l6 90 32(e5
lG Is l6
LuNDoS. September 3U.-Erics 81.
PARIS. Septenber 30.-kantcs G2f
771sc
LIVERPOOL. September 30 8 Z. M.
Cotton firm and prices advanced ii
'raction-uplunds 75s(aS; O.leuns 81 ;;
sales 5,O0o, including 3,Ou0 for specu-
!at'on aud export; cotton to arrive l-l6
higher; sales. basis miJdling uplanus,
nothing below good ordinary, deliver
able October or November, 7 1916;
nothing below low middlIng, shipped
Septem Der or October, TX; sales basis
mlddling upunds, uothing below good
ordinary, shipped October or Novem-
Der, II 10 It,
e +. M.-Of sales Of cotton to-day
.. 5oO are AmerIchh; anles, basis mid
uiIng Orltans, nothing below good
ordinary. shipped Octuber or Noven
ber. S1s.
MOBILE, September 3l-Cottou
6rm-middling Az; low m.ddllug
1871; sales LOCO; stock l,O47.
AUGUSTA. September 30 Cotton
demand good-middllug 14ls; net re-
ceipts so; sales 9U2
CHARLESTON, September 3O.-Cot-
ton more easy-m,ddliug l45a; sales
900; stock 10. l4l
NORFOLK. September 30. COTTON
1liet-low middling 1434fgi5; net re-
ceipts l, ;I49.
GALVESTON. Svp!,tuh-r 80 Cotton
quiet and uuchuuged.
BALTlMoitE. September 30 Cotton
dnli-mnidilug 1924; gross Receipts
36; exports c"us,%ise 4G; stock 7S5.
BOSTON, September 3)-Cutton
quiet and nucnauHc,!; safes l.3UU;
stock 5000
" HLAisGroN, Sept, m',c: so Cotton
s'r'i'ier aud active; irtud!I:.s I4,.
stock 4o5
MEMPHIS. September 30.-Co,to.,
lirm "nd III & "",! drmnnd -miIdil; 3,
llat; low midd.ing 4i,tu,l45p; good
ordinary l3!t.Gal3a4; net receipts 75S
SAvAHSAn. September - -Cot,o,.
q:iet und firm; mIddnng l4i:; stock
lG.627.
NEW ORLEANS. September O-Cot.
ton ui1enngs lighL-mildllng 143I;
net + c.ipis 1853; gross LAG; sulcs
2.iOo-iaat evening 2.lOU; stock
2.7S6
CIScISSATI Saptomi,er 30 Flour
duli-famlly 5.l5G5.3o. Corn quiet
and steady -S3l@S5 Pork nominal.
L.rl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1915 a(Gl331
Bacon qnIet aud steady y-suouldere
lO; clear rib l5l4@l5%; clear liz.
W hlskey steady. Ut I.U3.
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The MILITIA IN ARMs.-Amos Cart.
ledge, colored militia captain. below
Searies' Mill. in Edgefield County.
had his men under arms last Saturday,
guarding the road and hating all pass
ers. Amos seems to have mistaken his
powers. and should be better instruct.
ed, or be will get into trouble.
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New Goods New Goods.

-. HAVE just returned from Now
SK York with Il fuc and well selected
tfstock OF ENGLISH, French and Ameri-
VESTlNGS, &C., which will be made to
order at short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Aleo, full line OF the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS. a cali is respectfully So
licited. J. F. EISENMANN
Sent 90
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Fresh Arrivals.

NILLING UP WITH BEASONABLE
IL GOODS
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra Sugar Cured Bacon Strips,
Mild Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Full Supply Canned Salmon, Lobster,
Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mushr ooms, &c.
Coffces--rarchGd and Green Java, Mo-
cha, Laguvra and Rio.
Teas-Finest and Cheapest Assortment
OF Hyson. Gunpowdol, japan, Oolong, &c.
Assortment of Spices, Mustards. Pickles,
Oli"es. Sardincs, and a general stock OF
staple and Fancy Groceries. in great va.
rioty, all fresh and tempting. offered low
for cash GEO. SYMMERS.
Sent %
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EXscutOr's Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against tho
"A estate of WILLIAM MCGUI;. Ms, de-
ceased, are required to prt sent them to
either Of the un.ersigned, duly attsated,
for payment; and all persons indebted to
sui tstAto will come forward ct ouce aud
pay up tho indcbfe fedness.
ELLEN Mo1UINNIS, E1enutrix.
DENNIS Nc ,UlNNlS, Executor
Sep. II thn,G
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G rman Schuetzsn Vereln.

A KEHULAM Monthiy Moeting will be
s 80 l.. NJ in the H.hu.tZ IN Hall All
active and passive members will please at
tend. as business of importance will bn
transacted, and Tie monthly dues bo col
lcctcd.
Ly order OF j. .G. SEE}EnS,
II. koESiG, President.
Secretary. Scpt30-l
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Richardson's New Method

FOR TIE PIANO FORTE.
Tho most Popular Method over issued;
25U. .0uD already sold. and tho book is re
crivc'l, ii an>thng, with increasing favor
from year to Year. Teachers and pu pills buy
$4,000 COPIES hNNUALLY!.
Recently enriched by the addition OF
"CZ"rny's Letters ON the Art OF Playing
he Piano" and Ut "Schumann's Maxima." :"
II IL now book OF 26J large pages. Price
50 Is.
All books mailed, postpaid. for the retail
price.
OLIVER DITSOE Il CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSON Il CO.,
I'll Broadway. h. Y.
Sep 10 swT
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CTTy ArrRRs.-Subscrihe Tor The

...1ss
C1Tx MArrsns.-Subscrihe ter ths
PHGNIx.
Both printing ana ruling done in
the finest grades OF copying ink at the
PHGN1x Job Printing Office.
Mr. David Epstin is furnishing a
new stock OF goods which don't fail to
attract the attention of those who are
in need of clothing and furnishing
goods. We deal with him, and think
he is all right.
Harrington. the murderer of his
wife, was lodged in Jail, yesterday.
HE se!f-inhicted wounds are serioup.
but not necessarily dangerous.
The Convention to nominate mem
bers of the Legislature assemblies on
Wednesday next. October z.
Comptroller General Solomon L.
Hoge. who has been nominated by the
Republicans of the Third Congress.
sional District, is n Virginian by birth,
and, so far as we know, comes from q
respectable family in that State. His
official record is clenr-no charge Of
corruption being ever brought against
him.
Lively times in the dry goods trade
the new goods at the old stand of r.
q. SILVER Il 90. are dsawing crowds Of
buyers. Four experienced dry goods
statesmen wanted.
The General Convention of the Pro.
testsut Episcopal Church Of the United
States will assemble in st. Johns
Chapel, New York, on Wednesday, o.
tober Z.
The gale of Monday oauaed the
water to overflow quantity of lime in
Fort Sumter, and Are wus the result
but the flames were extinguished by
the crew Of the revenue cutter Mecca
sin before any serious damage was
done.
The next entertainment of thu Ger
man Schuelzen oomes off on the 14th
Ootober-a calico ball.
Mrs. Rsed is receiving her stock of
millinery, which i'll the heaviest she
has brought out in mauy years. She
has hats for big folks. little folks and
modium sized folks; bonne,s of all
the latest styles. with M endless
vuriesy OF the paraphcrnllil which
ladies' deem necessary for their udorn-
meut.
The Misses Reynolds will receive
pupils, ut the female Academy, this
morning, between the bours Of 9undI2.
HALL .inHANdEMENTs. s.--SortAcll
alaiiopens $50 a. NJ, r. NJ. CLOSES
Il 4. NJ, e z. II. Charleston opens S
a. NJ, 80 L. IL. /; clostsS A. NJ, 6 p.
il. Western opens 6 A. NJ, l z.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 Z. II. Grecnvill.
opens 6.45 r. Al: closes 6 a. III. Viii.
mington opens T. M.; closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On 5anlay open from 2.30 to
3.30P. Al.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. Septcmh her 30
Hendrix H0use-B w MoTowers,
Charleston; e Rushton, Edgefiel ;
j L Harllce. Mars Bluff; Mrs Fl L
Bsckham, LoundesvlIle; Miss G G
Solomons, Mise NJ q Solomons, Sum.
tor; L Pumphrev. Md; NJ o Treasdal,
Pa; RAllerre, Yorkville; S 81 Denck
city.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
jacob Levin-Varlety Sale.
G. Nj. Walker-Notice.
Piexotto Il Sons-Furniture Sale.
w. FL. Faber-German Cinsses.
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Bazaine will live in London, and has
taken the apartments on King street,
81. James, that were once occupied by
Napoleon III, 10 the days when he WIS
called Prince Louis.
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German Glasses.

GA THE undersigned is prepared
Ill 1a,es,n Instruct ciasaea in Reading,
%S$SsH Writing aud Speaking the Ger
WAp man Language. For terms, &c i,
G per ssiun uf ten weeks, begin
ming october lst, appiy a: Slr. Duftic'e Book
Store VI H. tAHER
tyct 13
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sales.
-FWrnitpre, Sole

III lfFlrnit1re, Sole. QYf
By o. G. PEIXOTTO e. SOHE.
(Friday) MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction Store,
without reserve, IA
TURE, Consisting Of one fne Psrlor sett
Mahogany Ohairs, Bureaus. Side Tables,
Centre Tables, Double and Single Mat
tresses, Office and parlor Stoves, Cane
Racks, Glass and Crockery Wares, Table
and DESSERT Cutlery, Osstors. and many
useful articles, Bedsteads, &c., DO.
Terms Dash.
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Zee! Ice! Ice!

AZ now prepared tn supply all orders
< tir .hn above article The Ice manu-.
tactur"d al NJ! establishment /. made
from pure Spring Water, frozen 1T u tenn
p"ra,ur- "f thirty degrees below frc. Z,ns
long distance Mit!iuut much loss. pric,
81 2j per 100 pounds. and good weight qua
rsntccd. No lee Shippe.i ua;css tie money
ncr"mi"mies the order.
Julv ~ J. g. SEEGERS
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Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On TOMORROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
In front OF my Store. viii! sell.
Furniture,
Bacon Hams,
Mountain Butter,
Choose,
Apples, n.
20 doz. Cloth Caps,
Notions, &c. Oct |
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School Books AMI Stationery

School Books and Stationery.
II. stock OF English and Classical
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION
ERY.
Also, BLANK BOOKS for Merchs ts and
Public Offices OF every size and quality.
= Also, iars" variety OF Wiring Paper,
Presses, Pocket-knives, fine Pocket-b books
made to order, Inkstands, Initial Paper,
Writing Desks. Ink OF all colors. and other
varieties OF Office Stationery. Sept 10
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Wanted,

.HhI nn JnS Statesmen and CASH
~ H'jIS. Apply Mt old stanl.
U;.' j. &. SuIVr. ,N co.
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Wood,

fENbE undersigned il prepared to inr,i .h
Il Black Jack ana lIicxory WOOD. of
best quality, at fair prices. FIJI cords fur-
nishef. G.. HAMBEkG,
sept 30G NesrC g. & A. Rair,ad.
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Stoves !! StoYes!
Wrapping Paper.

WlHPpInE FHper.
A FULL supply Of WRAPPING PAPER
"A just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which We are sole agents, and Of
ferGd at lower prices than SAME quality can
be delivered from the Northern cities. Gall
and examine qua!ityand prices at the store
OF JOHN AHNEW 4 SON
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Mrs. Lew

WILL. resum. the exercises of her
w PRIMARY SCHOOL Oh Monday,
October 9Th, 1874 For terms ana particu-
! lars. apply at co.aor OF Bal; and liz ty
streets. Sept 80 5
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THE
SONG MON CHI!
THE

ID distinguished assistance of Prof. L..
y. Emerson, u. Boston. Those gentlemen.
iii tho Sorg Monarch. present to the public
Il book nniivaled for the use of SINGING
GLASSES, whether in the form of Singing
Schools. or III Normal Music schools, Con
voltious. Colleges, or Academies, and the
Aighcr Common Schools. Price IS cents.
Per Dozen, 81 SO.
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Tho Fall River disaster shows once
again tho horror Of sudden panic All
the girls in the Granite Mills might
have been saved. Tho way of escape
was casy. They were even seized and
thrust into it. Ono bravo man Ia
bored, reasoned and scoided, but in
warn. Instead Of using tue lndders, the
frightened girls and little children
throw themselves from the balconies.
fifty feet high, or sank down nervaless
aud persisted in the flames.
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NOMINATING CONVENTION OF THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DISTINCT. AT O meet
ing of the delegates to the nominating
Convention of the Conservative voters
Of the Third Congressional Distric,.
held at Belton, IN Anderson County,
on Tuesday. the 22i day of September,
nItlmo, it was resolved that said Con-
vention do adjourn, to meet ut NV
berry Court House, or Thursday, the
9Th day of October. Il. 5 o'clock,
Z. NJ, aud thnt the Counties Of Abbe.
vile, Anderson, Oconte und R:chiand
be requested to send delegates to said
Convention, on the basis Of their rep
resentn'ion III the House Of R-presen,-
atlv.s of this S ate. aud said Counties
are hereby requested to DO 20 repre-
sented.
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US. & L. TALBOT

r., HAVE LIST arrived with lot O.
TSA k"ntncky HORSES, both saddle
AAand harness.. Will he fonnd al
GharLs l.rgan'u stables. Scot 90
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To Rent

To Rent,
M1.s THE OFFICE over California CT.
SSins gar Stnr,, now occupied by AIe.s,s
Na!g Faber Moore; also, the MULDECW "
COTTAGE, on Washington str,ot.
Sept 70 EDWIN J. SCOTT BON.
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Tho trial Of jacob w. Crum, for the
killing OF Jane, W. Browning. Trial
Justice. at Bamherg. about three weeks
ago, commenced at Barnwell on Thurs
day morning last The case continued
three days, nud terminated late Sntur-
day night, b., the jury finding YER
dict of mot guilty" rhercnpon the
prisoner was discharged
A rifle club has been recently organ.
lied at Bordeaux. Abbeville County.
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Just Received.

era $50 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED
WHEA i, known as the "Bluc aten., >
-LA.reSartleu the beet in the world Fo1
sale oy }. \. HENElX & BRO
Sept q, limo
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House to Rent.

,SA TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
GIE LOT of Mrs +. j. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll Of wafer. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to WIN.
MAHrlN or L Il. ANTHUR. July4
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The County Convention Of the Inle
pendent Kepnblicaus OF Charleston,
assembled III Hiberninn Hall, on the
2Sth /. s. b. Carrot was called to
the chair and j. L. Britton appointed
Secretary. 1t is sa,d that not single
carpet Dagger WAS present. The fol
lowing delegates to the State Convcn-
ton were elected: Deleeates-DaDiel
Furst. E. W. NJ. Mackoy. j. w. Lloyd,
NJ. II Deiany, W. Il. Oliver, L. b..
Seabrook. j. a. Washington, j. w.
Lac, j.. j. Hardy, John Hart. Il. II.
Gain. p. P. Hedges. Aaron Logan,
Stephen Brown, Wm. Wright. A. G.
Richmond. FraLk Ladson and G.
Gibbes. Alternates-John N. Free
man, Ct. Fl. Dantzman. John N. Gregg,
Robert Simmons. w. II. RobertsoP.
Is: G. Moncrief. John King, A. G..
Aston, A. +. Farrar
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House for Sale.

INHE COTTAGE recently erected by q. n.
i &. Butt, opposite the College Campus,
ntaiuing seven rooms, exclusive OF Pan
tries. Bith Room, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Rervants' Room. 1t has all the mo-
dorm improvements. II will be sold cheap.
Inquire ut Central National Bank.
Srpt 16
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To Rent

49,. COTTAGE HOUSE on Blan,linr
Gf5f street. between Bull and pickens.
4AlA. For terms, apply to
Aug Is JOHN AGNEW l. SON.
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For Rent,
HrA TIRE COTTAGE HOUSE on West
E.:H side OF Gates street. bntween Plain
and Washington streets. For terms
and futher particulars. apply to
Jos. L. ZEALY, or
Sept "a JACOB LEVIN.