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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-01-29

INCONSISTENCY OF THE REPUBLICAN Sen
ArE.-The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald hits the United States Sem
ate good lick in the following paragraph:
The confirmation of Mr.. Hughes as United
States Judge for the Eastern district of Vir-
pinia excites very considerable commentin con-
nection with the fierce opposition to Mr.. Cush-
ing for Chief Justice on account of his political
record. 1t is true that Mr. Hughes was the
late nominee of the republican party for the
Goyernorship for Virginia. but in spite of this
recent endorsement his political record will not
bear scrutiny. 1t is we'll known that he was
an original secessionist and did all in his power
20 take Virginia out of the Union. 1t was only
after the war was over that he thought it the
better policy to join the Republican party.
While vet fresh in his new allegiance ne ran
for Congress, but was badly beaten. In his
contest against General Kemper for Governor
he ran a good way behind the strength OF his
party, because many Virgnians who were
Unionists during the war thought 1t an outrage
to be asked to vote for an original secesslonlst.
Yet he was confirmed, and Mr.. Gushing, because
of the writing of friendly letter OF lntroduc;-
ton to Jefferson Davis, was bitterly opposed,
and would have been, if not Withdrawn IN all
probability rejected Thus an imprudent act
was made to weigh more heavily than actual
overt m acts. It is thought here that to have
been consistent the Senate should have either
rejected or confirmed both nominations. 1t is
looked looked upon as strange proceeding, this put
tinr the seal of condemnation on the lighter
offence a and permitting the graver offence to go
unrebuked. In his canvass for Governor MIR:
Hughes took open ground against the Civil
Rights bill, and lost thereby large portion OF
the cOlored vote of his State.
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A man is said to be absent minded when
he thinks he has left his watch at home, and
takes it out of his pocket to see if he has time
to return home to get It,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-01-29

- Bookkeeping may be taught in single
lesson Of three words: Never lend them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-01-29
Death of the Celebrated Siamese Twins.

A correspondent of the New York Herald
furnishes the following particulars of the recent
death of Chang and Eng, the famous Siamese
Twins, which will be found exceedingly inter-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-29
GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION
LIE ESYILLE, S. C.

uN Wednesday porning. June 3. 1874,
train vii! leave the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Depot, at o'clock
\. d. precisely, for the above place. The
train will stop ut all way stations for thoee
intending to participate.
This will bo Que OF the cheapest and most
pieanaut excursions known tor tho distance.
The ladies' are respectfully requested to
provide BASKET rs. and will please leave
them at the Hondri1 House, the evening
previous to tho Picnic.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR each. For gale {
Raw s Music Store and by the unde igncd
t'ommMee-G W. IRwIS. WALTER e.
STRATroN, WILLIAM J. Norm, j. r. Gun
NINHHAM.
JOHN SNELGROvE, Manager.
p. S.-i Band Of Mu-l has been enga ged
f)r the occa sion. Nav %
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A young man and two women wei e,
oroAsiug the river at Albany, N. Y, in
Q boat. He attempted to hand in q
dog swimming after them and fell into
the water. Ono of the women. in her
efforts to help him. ais, fell in. and
both were drowned.
POND's EXTRACT. -Mep and women
Will snffer from q severe headache,
when ten minutes spent bathing the
head with the Extract would afford re.
lief. M20t3Tl
Five years of Grants peace policy
has cost S34.58I. 900; whereas five
years Of War Department management
cost ouly Sl9. 72S, 900.
A meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Georgia is called by
Col. Hardeman, the chuirman, to take
place on July l. in Atlanta.
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The New Orleans Times says: Never
In the history Of u public Calamity
were the charitable donations of tho
people administered with greater
equity and fairness. or with less regard
to selfish motives. than is now being
done in Louisiana. Absolutely politics
have been utterly ignored. and all in.
vldions distinctions OF every nature
and degree. The distributing com
mittee, composed of white aud colored
citizens, Republicans aud Democrats,
and men of no party affiliations, have
invariably acted as unit, and sought
to relieve suffering wherever found.
In this matter political plunderers
aud wreckers" have not been allowed
to take any part. We have said be-
fore, and we repeat it nowhere in
New Orleans the relief committee Gu i.
Joys the confidence Of all citizens,
irrespective Of party.
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no rHER DARLING'S
L n + a mt Cordial,

900 THING FOR CHILDREN TEETH
~ ING. wonderful medicine, for chill.
dren ot all ages aud conditions; it improves
their health and regulates tho bowels.
Mothers may have full confidence in this
preparation. az being the very bost medi.
cine Tor n"ft"uiug tho Gums, and render
ing the process ot dentition easy. For
delicate chii !ren. with impaired digestion
aud weak etnmscha, j: will be found o
valuable aid i'll prunoting digestion, cor
recunS acidity, AMI improving the growth
III the child Its superiority has bcun
amply tested by the experience OF Mothers
and Nurses, and We arc conf lent will ho
found by all who us.i it to be Just tho . sfcsi
and best lNfAN L rCORDIAL ever off, red to
the people.
For fe"thinS, Inf lmmat;,u OF the
Gums, Spa.na. Fits, Beily.ache, v ind on
the Stonach. Gripping Pains. Sour S,o-
mach, I.oosenesa, Bowel Complaint. Wind
Coiic, Cholera Morhus. Vomiting, Fr.tim!-
ness, Eesties-neas. and all complaints in
cident to- chil!r.n. No Mother, Nurse or
Friond sh0uii be Withou, IT.
Far sale by Is. II. uEIN[rSH.
Al his Drug and Chemical Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-29

TEMPERANCE AMONG THE METHo-
DIsrs The Southern Me.>odists, IN
Conference at Louisville, have taken 81
decided position OH the temperance
question, und adopted by very large
vote-325 to 3S, being more than the
necessary two thirds--a minority re-
port, that any person making, buying,
selling or using as beverage intoxi-
eating liqnors, shall be, npou convic-
ton. dcbarred from membership in
the church. This action will Ge sent
round tn the local conferences, aud if
the majoriiy of three-tourths concur, it
will become law. Az Il test of the
feeling in tho Conferences, Que of til.
most prominent members, Rev. DR..
ReSester, Of Baltimore Conference,
declared himself in favor OF this sp.-
cia' legislation, even if il sirnck 50, 600
members from the loli This nctin q
>f the Methodist Conference viii pro-
bab!y have more permanent elect in
behalf of temperance tlIau the more
demonstrative crusade movement.
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s PFsIsPS5a,ifs PMFssige ass e. saass1ss@S old s1M@

@ TEsiPss Mss1e ass siassa e. ssaasaxs@se 1as saN@
Western butter unchanged. Coffee
dull aud unchanged. Whiskey dull;
none here; jobbing ut 100. Sugar
quiet and steady. -.
CHARLESTON. May 2s.--Oottou doll
and pominal-middIiug 173s; low
middling 171S: good ordinary l6L@
1873; net receipts 148; exports coast
wise l,l62; sales 100.
MOBILE. May 2S.-Cotton quiet and
strong-middling II; low middling
1615; good ordinary 15; net receipts
322; exports to Great Britain 1888;
coastwise 247; sales 200.
NEW ORLEANS, May 28.-Cotton
demand fair-middling l72i; net re-
oeipts 3l3; gross 5S3; exports to Greut
Britain 4.612; coastwise 1889; sale 8
5000.
SAVANNAH. May 2S.-Cotton dull
aud uuohanged; exports to Great Bri-
tain ACT; coastwise $50; sales 32O.
AUGUSTA, May 28.-Cotton dull aud
Notwithstanding IT; net receipts
90; sales 1872.
MEMPHIS. May 28.-Cotton quiet
low middling 1634; receipts 535; ship
ments 1870; stock 27,195.
NORFOLK. May 28.-Cotton steady
low middllng II; net receipts 56S; ex-
ports coastwise 436; sales IT'S.
BosroN, May IS Cotton dull
middllng ID.
GALVESTON. May 2S-Cottou dull
good ordinary 16
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-29

The PHGNI1 is the Oldest daily pa.
IN the State, and has been regularly
issued since March. 1866.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
By Telegraph and Mails, from nearly
all parts OF the World; together with
full
MARKET REPORTS;
Besides we'll selected MISCELLANEOUS
and READING MATTER, OF interest to
everybody, will be found in these publ
cations.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared. by competent
writer's; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as whole, NO BETTER OR
MORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be
made. than subscription to one or
the other of these publications. They
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to fbe best interests of the
State. The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PHGN1x. ...S4 90
III WeeKiy. so
Weekly CLEANER (4S columps). I so
Ineee papers we're the first issued in
Columbia, in 1865. after its partial de-
struction, and have been regularly
published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout middle and upper Counties
OF the State. ana ere excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX has greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-
lima than any other daily paper. Mer-
chants andothers will find its columns
an admirable means of communication
with the people Of the entire up.coun-
try. Advertising rates are reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number Of insertions desired, and thew
will be stopped upon the expiration of
the time. Office on Richardson street,
between Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
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NO FAMILY

SdOULD, st this season, bo without 2
~ bottle OF HEINZ rSH'S ROSE COR
DIAL. 1t cures all disorders of the
Bowels, Stomach aud Summer Com plants.
AT THIS SEASON
No family should be without box of HEI.
NIrSH'S GREAT BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS. Cures all diseases OF the Liver.
Headache and Constipation.
SHOULD BE WITHOUT
4 bottle Of MOTHER DARLING'S INFANT
CORDIAL. Tor Children reething, Restless
ness, Bad Bowels. For sale at Hcinitsh's
Drag Store.
HEINITSH'S MEDICINES
Are. without exception, the beet rem edies S
e1rr offered to tho people, aud at a pric Q
within the reach OF all. Nav cS 81
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@. G. RADCLIFFE.

- MATCHMAKER, JEWELER and
"a ESGRAVEH trys leave to inform his
&ET friends aud patrons that he has with
drawn frum the hrm Of liAdc.itfs & Mctiin-
ntas, and now will be found ~ the North.
cast corner OF WAshingtuD and Assembly
strests, whore he is prepared for the re-
pairing OF Watches, Cooks, Musical Boxes
and J"welry. Engraving neatly executed
Umorolias and Pa-asois manded AliwJrk
guaranteed. e.. y. RADCLIFFE
Nav p 6
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ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE MAYOR OF
MANcHEsrER. VA.-At half-past 10
o'clock on Saturday night. Dr.. L. r
Chiles, OF Manchester. Va, was ut
tackled on the porch Of his residence
by man named Huz-ltine, a Radical
politician, aided and nbetted by n
gang Of ru(fians. Hazeltins assaulted
DR.. Chiles and attempted to throw hi IN
over the rail OF the porch. A violent
scnfii enaued. Which only failed of u
fatal termination by the Interference
of some gentlemen guests who were iu
the house ut the time. The aff.ir grow
out ot political differences in local at.
fairs. Hazeltine was arrested and was
held on charge Of felouious ass,. ult
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No,lce.

SUpER!NTirNDEHT OFFICE,
HrAnTANBUEG n UNION X. Il CO,
I'M aud att,r Junc ! 1874, Trains on the
" iptitlnbufS aud Culun kaiirOah viii
run mixing ciu'e connection with the
Grccnsil'e anu CUiuinnid sud Atl.in.A and
nichnond Air.l.inu .iailr0ads, doing away
with tho driay AZ Aston.
rh: ,partaabnrg aud Union .,aiil 'ai is
compIs;eiy equipped for ,his nn,,n, ~: :
H'Itd bring III iino condition, mahra gooi!
time aud sure connections
tasreng"r. travelIn /: this rOn'e will haze
every attrutiOn. W " DAVIES
Ma, % 2uiO Superintendent
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Excursion Season Of 1h;4 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
Es tsa as }aa :1:y JSJ ss;xe ". u! Ssly :!iy!:

E9a IL 3tsl ss1 51;1 .:2sai;.s..Yfss2 Ss;Is..Ys E1xSa.
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA IL AUl R.R.,
COLUMBIA, = g May 26, 1874
DOUND TKl,' TICKETS to alI prnmi-
LII nsnt Virginia Springs and Western
Nor Carolina Excursion Points. good
until Nhv.abyr l, 1871. "i.i bo ON aaie at
uotel. Oh ani affer June 1874
Tickets to NeH iuik. pnliaiclphia, BAL
tim re- ril EAY iIIN. "a. reduced rates. also
on sale. A POPE
Nav % ,itn"rli PASSENGER Agent
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1. 2,.3 and Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes, Circulars. Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs. Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills. Receipts. Labels,
Railroad Blanks. Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards al! kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment.
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IIsiYAttpSE917al1| |pEs EsSREHfah 81 T

/ 9TgiyRbiisFr aYaF|GSlesgy pRs sagsyrussS u.
} AA 1AA lScsofuMsfa, SO, Mst 30. 1914.
THE Treasurer Of the State ia now pre-
Il paredto fund, At the Treasury, in O..
lambda, $50, the Bonds and Stocks of the
state authorized by the Legislature under
1873, into the Con sOlidation Bonds and
Stocks
The following classes OF Bonds and
Stocks are authorized to be funded:
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction state Capitol.
Funding Past Due Interest aud Principal.
Conversion State Securities.
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol
Aid to Blue Ridge Railroad.
Eunding Past Due Interest and Principal.
Redemption Bills Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank oI State.
Relief or Treasury.
Land Comm issiun.
The following bonds, issued under ACT OF
March %, 1869, entitled loan for the Con.
version Of State Securities" are also au-
Bonds, they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
DENoMISArIoN 81. COO, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 5l9. inclusive.
Numbers 52l to 1,130. inclusive.
Numbers 2. .451 to 2 ATS, inclusive.
pENonINATIoN 81 900, NUMBERED IN BLUE.
Numbers 1921 to 8, ,49G, inclusive.
Number 3 499.
DENOMINATION $500, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 237, inclusive.
Numbers l. DOL to- 1000.
DESOMISATIOS S1Co, NUMBgRlp ISnED.
Numbers l to 100, inclusive
The Legislature has declared that the
remainder Ut the Conversion Bonds we're
put upon the market without any authority
OF law, and ara
absolutely null and void"
The funding law referred to above re-
qulrcu that the holders of the above Bonds
aud Stocks should exchange them,
with the accrued interest to January /.
18Th, Tor 'COnsOliuation Bonds and Stocks u
at fifty per centum OF their face value.
The "Consolidation Bonds and Stocks"
bear interest from ] puary 1, 1874. The
interest due July l, ,ls74, will be paid at the
Treasury in Columbia. s. c., and tho Ma
tional Park Bark. New York
Parties desiring to make exchanges must
effect them in person or by agont.
PArties who desire copies OF tho Funding
Act eau obtain them by applying at the
Treasury. F. T.. CAhDOZO.
May 26 p Treasurer South Carolina.
First Installment Upon Capital Stock.
CFyE IL SrAnrANnuno& & AsmEvILLE r. r. Co.,
CHARLESroS, ). C., May.23, 1874.
VITA a view OF pushing forward the sur
veya OH this Road, tho Board Of Directors
have ordered that an instaslmont OF Eve
dollars ts5) yer sharc upon the Capital
StocI be called tor tn Lh. tir.t tlay ot Inn,
uc1s. Payment Cf tlia same n.ust be III de
to Mr. a G. KAUFMAN, Treasurer, ut the
office Of the Co nplny, % Broal street. In
cases where subscribers reside beyond
Charleston. IF emi:tances may be made by
drafts or post Office money orders, as the
Company canno. be re-poEsibie for those
made in any otEe- way. Upun paymen; OF
the first installment. the usual scrip will be
issued. punc'ual payment is requested.
g. &. NEMMINGER, President.
A. G kArFM'N. Secretary and Treasurer.
MAY 26 1859
4
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Among tho speukers on Civil Rights
in the United States Senate wus Flnna-
gan, OF Texas, au ignorant cnrpet.hug.
ger. The Courier Journals CORES
pendent says this ''demnitlon frud"
spoke simply because he had been
goaded thereto by the irony Of :;euator
Norwood III his late speech; and there
was nothing worthy of note about tn.
harangue except his preliminary gas
fure OF blowing his nose with his
fingers.
Two daily papers are not enough fer
Atlanta. She is to have another. Mr..
Alexander ST ClAir-Abrams, the fuun.-
er of the Atlanta Herald. with three
or four others. hns applied for chnr.
ter ior a publishing company. which
will issue the duly news. W. may
rest assured that Mr.. Abrams will max U
things lively when he gets III the JOUR
nalistic traces again.
il correspondent of the ChIcoin
Netos from Waacsboro, N G, ti,uka
1t probubie taat Marshal Ney. Napn-
Icons "bruvest Of the brave" escaped
the death to which he WAS doomed by
the court martial Of the allied armies,
on the restoration Of tho Bourbous in
1915, came to America, and dle,l in
Rowan County in 1917.
Five children at q birth! This was
successfully accomplished recently by
Mrs. j. Wiuthrope, of Howard city,
Mich. Three Of the youngest are iu-
tsnded to wenr pants, and two OF them
petticoAts. "Grcnt Hsuvsu!" tx
claimed tho father, on viewing this
addition to his family, "and bnsiress
30 dull.
The municipal election Il. Fort Mill,
last Friday, resulted in the ell. c,on nf
j. e. Massey for Inteudant, aud a. J
Downs, r. b. Bradford. B. f Powell
and L. D. FauIkuer for Wardeus. TEe
vote on ''licenss" or "no license" re.
suited in majority of nine in favor Of
license.
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DITSON IL CO.'S
Home Musical Library!
Price OF Icneh Book. In Boards, Sc 80 !;
cloth, S3; Fuil Gilt, SI.

MusIcAI. TREASURE. yoca..
SliNEh CHOKp. Vocal.
WREATH UF GEMS. Iccal.
GEMS OF SACRED SONG. Vocal
GEM iDF GthMAN SONG. N.cal.
GEIS OF SEQ rrISn SONG. Vocal
OPr.kAFlt rEAi.LS. Vocal.
SHOWER OF PEARLS. Vocal Durtt
ORGAN AT HOME. Reel Organ Music.
tn>trumenta..
GEMS OF STRAUSS Instrumental.
home CIRCLE Vol I. Instrumental.
HOME CIRCLE VOL. III. Instrumental.
pf'EIiwS ALBUM. detrimental.
PIANO.FORTE GEMS. Instrumental.
Large. splendid hooks of bound music,
200 to go pages, full sheet music size. and
cont .in very larga propnrtion OF all the
S"od shoot niusic ever published
Sol by al dealers Either book sent
postpaid fnr retail price.
OLIVER plrSoE y CO.. Boston.
CHAS Fl DITSnN co,
Nav 23 a"T I'll Broadway. Now York
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Acts auu KeSo .utlons
nf tho state OF S;nnth GaroiiuL FIR Spc-
~ citi Session. 1873 anI Ecgular Session
~ 1871 Pricu IL Postage 10 cemts
For H., at
Ma, ~ II. l.. BRYAS'S ROnk.torc
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N0LICb 70 INC PUBIC
nN aud alter tho 81 or June mkt, tho
~ fol"wlng Bauks will c'nso their buri
ness dtiiy 81 2 o'clock =. 81 ,Instt ad rf 3
L NJ as hnrotnfore. 1his arrangement
will contiuu" during The summer months.
Union Savings Iiauk
u. III WALKER, Cashier.
Caro.ini National Bank
@ J lKEDELL, Cashier.
Centra! National Bank.
A.. II iENiXEn. Ca bier.
mth Car"l,na Bank AID Trust COM
pant. l.. n. Il 'Atf, Acting Cashier
Mayl4
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OoaSsy, lor Sl,UUO, OOO points, French
carom; Ubassy won in " innings.
Dartmouth College will not receive
expelled students from Bowdern.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-rbe proceed
ings Of the General Assembly seem to
indicate IN early union OF nll Presby-
terians. Fraternal overtures seem to
be the order OF the day.
Tho machine shops Of the st. Louis
and Southeastern Railroad, at Mount
Vernon, were burned, last night, with
three locomotives and two passenger
coaches. Loss 800, 900; uninsured.
In the Cumberland Pres5y tcrian Al.
semb!y, yesterday, almost the entire
day was devoted to discussing the
question of organic union with the
Presbyterian Church. At very late
hour last night vote was taken on
disoharging this com mittee, and it was
carried. This action fixes the whole
matter in this body, for the present, at
least.
NASHVILLE, May 28-John NJ. File.
ming, State Superintendent Of Public
Schools, issues O circular this morn
ing, wherein. after reciting that the
Civil Rights Bill now pending in Con-
gress, in its provisions concerning
public schools, is in direct conflict
with the Inv Of Tennessee, he suggests
that no new contracts for teachers, for
either white or colored schools, be en-
tered into by the directors; and if the
bill becomes law, further instruction
will be given.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Tho death
OF John Edgar Thomson created sen
sation, though, from the nature of his
illness, such result was feared by his
friends. The doors of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Office are draped with
mourning. A meeting OF the Board of
Directors is called for tomorrow after
noon, to take action. The universal
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

ffHAkE pleasure in calling theattsnticn
4 ni the public to al examinatlur or
their STOCK ut MUSICAL IEROHAN.
Disc, consisting Of Pianos. Church and
Parlor Organs M,!odconr, violins. Gui.
tars, banjns Flutes. Acrordeons, Brass
and silver Band instruments OF ali kinds.
Also, sheet Music and Instruction Books
for every class Uf Musical INSTRUMENTS on
hand at all times. ". nre Sole Agents for
the State Of South Cnr"lina of Estey& Co. Il
COTTAGE ORGANS Sheet Mnsic sent by
mail. post paid, ID rectiltni prico and ali
kinds of Mnsica' ''""ds sent by Express,
whom ordered. 20 any part ~ tho State
marked q. o. i. Good Second hand ri.
amor and Organ ion ale cheap. Tor cash. i.
Pianos Organs II! Mciodeohs Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner; and
will give especial Intention t. Packing, Re.
moving and Shipping Pianos for Other par
ties to any point Aesircd, AT moderate
prices.
Allrracra prompt! attenGt d to and hi at
isfactior guaranteed tn thust iavnrinr us
with their patronage %cnd fnr our cata.
loEuc ot Sheet Musicnpd Musics Merchan-
disc. Richartls"n strrrt. a fewdoora above @
PnTSIX ,fl:ce, Columbia s. c. Nov7
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MANI NssAKKASeEMENTs.- Norther-
msssopens ego \. H., 8 P. NJ. closes
IL NM. s6iP.M. Charlestor opens 8
A. MsTts80P. NJ. closes 8 A. NJ, ,6P.
Nd Western opens 6 A. NJ, P.
NJ M.yAI1Ssssf6, 1.30 P. H.. Greenville
opens 6:45 s III. : closes 6 A. III. Will
mii9t1HssiS6phfs P. NJ; closes 1890
A. sMssRQns, Sunday open from 2. 80 to
ME3spasa4pdi die, the star Of the Pa
riaS6;DpsfHEobffe ftmAment, was re-
ceFNy YtAAeHed With d diamond ring
wdH@ $tIQE by some unknown adj.
mi1AEr ,YhQ ,begged TO subscribe him.
selEsHAmsfica pl"who a,lored her, bu.
Wig Eaaco elied to 60 hometo his
wit2ap BQsSSh. - The transition from
bllss t0s sbgagS m ay prove fatal. +"
IfsSsidsRnt hens can be taught to
eatSRyHqsbngs by,sprinkling corn in
the f6sa@ T6ych. and by gathering the
bugs and Yeedii,k. them to the hens,
mxS9agHith the corn. When they
on6e fsafk ,eat them, if your potato
patQ1CdB aScsssibls to them, all further
trouble With, the bugs is at an eud.
AuHaStfoTd man was drowned, and
friA1asshgpuKbt home the dead body to
his affifcted3Nife. As they came to the
frontcdoor With the corpse, the new
msda ENidow2 appeared and sadly re.
matkaa: a4sI guess you had better take
hiwaSsoundsfoAth the back door. SO he
wont drip on tho parlor carpets!"
1Ahipfinting OF every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poMef stnEned out. at short notice,
from Ph%an office. Try ua.
Advertising is to business what steam
is Ia mashinsyy-the grand propelIing
Mss~eekin London died the dis
ting6ish edssculptor John Henry Foley.