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New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

Re.. - he shining ro-s TO-DAY are Og2 h4.e.:
week m last ger ~ bales aocs u he"iorA
a. stock, 4tJ.4ot Jal-A
sses p. Au.., o. s. r 70 BE
Seuemoer 800. 10 1l6c October 5Ou I5 i1c onl ID c
otf 800 o-iav 20 r.A0l.si 100 l1 3i-c
100 u +;l. as li5s 100 10 81 300 lG d2- 100 l6 -
se7t ter POO is 7l8c; 100. - 1882; lou 1882 500
IG I32-: 2OJ rs ~ 800, II 6ci 2jOl l6 IJ52t October
100 1-lG- 600 Us 1880 900 Is 7l6c 800 l6 lj3-c
November 300 ll-32c 100 l6c; 100 l6 1872 DeoembsT
IuJ 1c3s Total, DuO bales; grand total II OOJ
COFtr H-The Rio very qLct. bot firmly
art-ned quote: lS34al9c for Orlr7 ea7oe, H' zoe
f,r AL TO-. 2U IZJaac aud pr a. = ~ "a
y,d Nd or 'hout qu1tab cAaaga
me stocks OF o .nt-73,o4 1000 bags Boston
Hampton Roads -JIDJ a. Baltimore total
j. n"3 usE.
FLOUR And NEALThe Flour market opened quite dul aud
he.vv fy trace -uet Fanc
brands steady less active No l supcl-e
more plenty the market for all ds
O SprIs anu Winter are especially
heavy and pressed SALE Of 1SCJ bhs. We quoe:
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OETrcg ~ rHz UsIrgD srArEs PoRMGS SALAdANDaH
PELriSG C5NPANY No % DEY-sr. 6zw-foHK CRY
THE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
4 sALAMANDLR FELTtSG CDhPAst.--At meet .ng II She
sekh1e.s VI te oD1a- called and held ONCE
W t Conpaur Troy The Louay Oi k-nsell,r the ~
,fF llt-r
m being present t4ereorl ia ,he place Of business OF
10 said COMPANY che CITY n Troy COaay Of krnse
ar and State civ ud County q io IN said
.tste JOHN B. MILFORD Secretary.
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Eeqal Nollccs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for the CITY
ana COUNTY Of SRW- the o he general
yn.rt Of DANIEL H. FITLHUGH junior ani WILLIAM a JEN
KIN 4, THOMAS MORTOS-ro the creditors of DANIEL A. FlZ
HUGH iauog WILLIAM A. JsAklAS You al1 each OF
hercby eq be l appear before Of the JUDGES
otb- Court Common City and County Newiur
az Chambers SAL Court % The COUNTY Courthouse the
CIV of SsFY1rk NEDAE DAl a- lJh day OF Algui 1874
Al II O'Clock then there attend the
6as settlement Of the sand Thomas Mooa Of
a. sad Daniel F.t1augl. junior Wlhan Dated
New-Yurk. April II, 1874 " LOW }. e. p
/. T. MARBIkl u. Attorney Tor Assignee
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m sale: s%sssd Hama: isssie ~ 4s2 ss5i,: F:a
800 Pctsd Hams l4d5e ~ OOO n short Rb BELLE ~ - 10
syeass a. lie Bacon qui.t s.e' Of ~ pore' & Ls n som.
what excited sales Of 150 tes al l3sial5's eTiy gr
Steam l25 CIV at l3t6l3he 100 ies ksps io s
Havana market 13sse for future delivery bear ~ z3 ea
seller I3sla131-c 1850 o september ls:a &c
msrse' Is quiet s,s's E suD~ very ws shsn
doe bot they great deal ia qnaliT We qaoN Saaa5
FINEST " State Cre,meres Pails kc-.....'''''
Mdde Southern Tier Countries ~ @35
Northern Welsh Ice ear 55aSg
Western Reserve aad Michigan aasst selections 2+G25
Yellow Western good 70 choice ''''''' 5n,5i
Western 10
CuHEE- The tor OF he market remains With far ba.iness
doing; shippers still l8e for ste @
seay bera receipts European aa'ee' sun eoHAas
iavorahe Liverpool cable 62i. We duog5 - 49,
Sss le'olT ane to ,aa ',f crss F1i' new n'" le7sla
st.e ,i1fs P,e,o-- gooi 10 sas Faeor7 new,
dae Il al2 Al cram lai'..v' ,. s1o
mon o faiT....,.... dI0 all er.aIa' hah = p
common to ans..... I1Lsl2 state Pss,OTyi new, 75
FeG,Th market 1uet demand hardly s1heut 10 con
receipts an Western are the main deaas
ranging 1Sa20c. We quote: -, % aro
s,5, 25 s25 wsTn ws,srn oamSon 10 eis
PETROLEUM-Cruie Oil mea'- reques. ana ',sal T S' &
repored ssis Of 5u9n tb t5c keantd ~ & S ,n m,
steadily quoei s. bid l2c asE eases are qas ana NOMINAL
unchanged II l63s al794e ., - s.-,,-d
RIcETh market and there eenrgsi r s's ufnl 5,1
the South sGi favorable 70 holders , t
emhrsee Sa9 ~, he -ef I' icty c1oo
aad 400 bags BaHgoon at c6 g. enrnc, ~ - 100 bh. a,
ROsIN quiet, with aho1t sieAyi saes o A'" ''' "
s. 20. 800 bills free q board - 20. ,.-,. IT.
ale. embrace 4 hhfs good f rrfnng Cuba AZ Sci 5io oxe,
sugars ami lOl1j nas hmi on e' aot
maze pubic ali 100 hhIs Oelrlgal 10 5's- hlA,u
in iair request Yellow sa,a9si d., i lO@lO-SA
Powdered at e.. Crushed iOIg agl Gnlultel ~ IL
s!kAMA sseady ln1 qae' '.ir. 81 ~ 60 80. ,f 10 $50
Couetry 774sc and 10000 70 Cy at - fHmo O ''o Al
WHISKY is IN Hr,ei lrnaui lover, sales Of zoo bb~ At
81 o. All 80 bbs At 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

and NINAW-Tf1 lflall Ihf WHTE-I
tame We quote Hay-P1me Timothy I'll % asl 35
AZ dSl 10 Far Shipping Grade Doe Qsl Clover 7Od
Zoe suaw-Ho l AYE at 6Oat5e No ATe ti 4O15Oe. and
No ! Ost At 5O150c
NAVAL sTORRs-sp Turpentre are 70 moderae desnd and
b,ld higher se hear Of sales of 30 hbis at 80 &c
PROVlslONs-Te P0rk mGrIe Is leeer better hcagh eA
seue ts $50 bb including 20 bhs chreh CEofroH
AZ s23 $50 bbG sellers August s2J LOU Dbs do buyer
ssnsrr Al s23 demand and steal sales Of
40 bb AZ sl8 Packet sls iof Fsm.I Tefee bosi bed
NOR, stssdness quiet SO ntIo Tor CF hrrA lnd
-. Bosi Law arc que ses al s4Oas24 of oOui1sn
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

The 90 Cotton fulliug 10 1-adf
9rg tuan LA.t < a. r-irr lnt uGo.sL
uKIIvzaY.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
SIulnas bGllEs

GouarInersnln Aoncfs.
rgIHE COPARTNERSHiP heretofore existing
r,t,s nm name OF ILiIAM EvERDELLS SONS aas oeel
DISsyED ana urdersgue having purchased -e "hoe Al.4e''
n t bu.ue,s The under th' s31 -fni
I'd ''' Jus HENRY E4EKDELL, lOi Falton-st
YeK-YorE. Aag. ], ls74 --
NKN-fuRK July 81, 1874.
v;1HE COPARrNERSHIP heretofore eA.stlhg
-. o nm naIra o COMBS UAPPLETON "a dissolved
bv mutual consent Eithe- psrler vii sisH IN lgMaton
~ '- u.tr,RY COMES. WI. APPLETON, JL
a. Ualsey lle - Jay oirI cop4hrt
shp r -r OF C1nns Hs'i Tor e purpoe o tf
s on the Business (erGsIf eohaueea oI OoAos
Apre'-' gESRY COMBS PRANK A. HALSRY
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New- ecrscr Rcal GsIlte tor 5aIs.

New- sersen neal G5IlIe tor 5G.s.
.------~----->-
HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Cerral y. J.
= I,a lrgploveasnt CO. have houses 10y
sALF I'll -ut. 1n tre line tsa..4 A r. o S. AYpv
A. D. HOPE Or ELsVDS MAaSH 10 Ab-rfsL
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
q FOR sALE-lJOUO & LASD 10 Southern Neade- eEf
m be- sold M Ole boJ fsc Of 5000 acres aa4 lDNar hes
e -5of ... aui 01Clri hF fi. r.'. llrf
ga good aasr powers aoJi cedar ulh1r Aires
WRIGHT. E.s.0d. =. J.
DOR SALE-A small FARM. containing As
--s s.l uer cultivation rtt-fcs -U. p,ach
ces -rlor l1s8 il god lrpr h-iit fi o-
t1f.u. rl.s if1 ME if"a
Dca4n Grove Nj is4sie4
fsrs .ttress 4. a. vAN SOtfWIck. NfF-Br.He', n D.
ENOR SALE. EXCHANGE. LET. -piNneolh.
n J hoase 81 month si"rercon sl'e t'r
DRY goods grocercs -. Iontl a. iirn' eh g. 90 'y
M cr. m 4 nom -r5,. ljJ'E.lg Stesas ut H'ii ~ h.Fft
gr, gold Watches liam ni -l-' pe'
,t 10 s 40 l.all. lr.arats IDle. are sc'.i
a.y .erus; commission Dr. uAAFIl DAN4jAi Dcns
owner Eighth
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
ale oasss lailrshsi 20 rent Sale t'Eue.
Ofce 20 J. H. GLhf % Ai'saa or I''e y a.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

TOTALS:
Loans and s252 Oh 90 Legal Tenders 300
III u4al4Oh...-- sZ5 162,10O.
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the mast
week compare as follows with those of the previou
week:
C1earugs for The week ending July 1888 O75t12
Cearlug. FOR the ending Aug .... 2gs sls6s1 g3
Balances Tor the week ending july 25-.. s9 si7
Balance the week ending az. i.... l9ll2996
The comparative eamings and expenses Of the
Michigan Central Railroad per Company's re-
ports, foI years ending May 81 are as follows:
1873. 1874.
Gros, 81 3O2 lls s7.s8408l
Ope4Lug expenses md tsIes...... 45oO 80 05%Joa
ket am ngs............s. $3.50. Io3 S%,44U,i15
Per ce-t n operating eIlenses 10 - -
gfgs .arnlugs.................. G5.29 1888
The gross earnings have increased for the last year
1881 $50. but by increase in operating expenses of
s06 per cent the net earnings decreased S2O47A
winch is accounted for in report for year ending
May 81, 1874, as follows:
But while the business IN the aggregate has so
tdrRey Increased the earnings thcrer0m have not IN
Creased ia proportion, and specially the net earnings.
dnls nsa resulted from several causes. Among them is
ns LaCt .t nom July 70 January owing 10 differences
tetween the roads fr0m New York vest ali west-bound
ireght Was carried at half the regular rates.
ana from the same causes all immigrants have been
carried west al THIS season for about Onethird OF the
regular rates"
Ihis frank acknowledgment in the report Of the
Michigan Central Of facts well known to business
men Is IN striking contrast with the reports of COM
Rs~og COMPANIES, u that it uakes no pretense OF
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Narp!e ano JlGls dlGntels.

KLABER, 134 East Eighteenth-st., near
n m ilve sell1g tni manufacturing al kinds of MARBLE
ad ARBLEZED NANTELS and other Mrhie Work AZ greatly
tleel prices. Marble lguing .or ,he trade
n extensive stock of MANIEl4S (>late and
= Marbel-noyei AMI designs a. eiace prees ash
anf Sats Work ~ every description PENlHN SLATE COM
PASY, Uuion-sqEare fourh-avc. and Seventeents y /
cTEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
= Aare eh and dus AZ tie lowest pnes 20 nd 22Z
5~.1cel oeyealh Az EzAta-ayeS
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En- CI1TGE BJIJlIGG LOTS.

belonging VI Nicholas Aalars dee1s- s.1r ~ ne
Fourth Ward tAst01s.l --...
TINS under tie directions o JOHN p MORRIS Rrecuio and
nv - n he surrene Court ALL WILL EB SOLD order
close
Iorrs r,r ron within premises rverr thirty
II s5ns The property the CAhnc. Na Assoaton sni
Is in a vu-a5le and growing part Of the citr.
For maps inquire Toe = BrnaiFaT p T.
BLACKWELL 2f7 Broadway o. he IN cu,or, As1rr
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In State bonds the sales "eIo OO,II',l'"
.-,ou lots The following were the Dlds'


In railroad bonds the business was small, without
,,oterial change IN prices The following were the
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THE MARKETS.
lCsreiunr reported tor THE rHIBUNsl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MoyDAY Aug B. 1874.
Tie following complete list o. shipped n vessels "aies
we're to-laT for foreign
ANaER-Shp Mystic Belle
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rouses auo farms Uanleo

WANTED TO RENT-A small furnished
HOUSE between Fnr'l-;t snd LuHgln
si1ilAves - UOO Al-lcs, A. L l tuhu3
OEre.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

1ABIE Of the 4rsr1ge AMOUNT Of Lonis' Specie CircHa
hou Dep.sits aud Lcggi Tenders ip tie Banks or Hte
City Of 4slr-I0rs Tor me cect ending Saturday, i ng.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13

Maysville Bulletin says: We are in
debted to lady acquaintance for this
item: At a colored conference, held in
Cincinnati short time since, mem.
SsT from New York arose one morning
and stated that he desired introducing
. resolution in favor of celibacy among
the clergy, and proceeded to give
some cogent reasons in support of il.
when member from Ohio suggested
that the "brudder" from New York
had better be little cautious or he
might stir up hornets nest. A bald.
headed "brudder" from K Kentucky tl,en
arose, much excited, and said. "Dat
de mober of de resolution not only
would stir mp hornets nest, but he
had already stirred up de bald headed
hornets nest, dat he knew de ante.
ceders and de seceders oh Brudder
Morgan, OBJ New York, dat Brudder
Morgan, ob New York, was now in de
joyment OBJ de earAy felickity of his
fourf wife. and dat her butiful form
would scarsly be laid in do cold and.
silum tomb. and dat her angelick
fingers would scarsly touch de strings
OBJ de golden harp in lie celestial city
afore Brudder Morgan. OBJ New York,
would be looking out for number five."
After tho bald-headed hrudder had
taken his seat, Brudder Morgan, of
New York, Withdrew his resolution.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13
COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE,
LyDral.d g. Son

TNAKE pleasure i'll calling. thoRtt ,u,iyn
4 I'll the bubble "a All rxAn,irati.r of
thnir STOCK "f MUSICAL. MERCuAN-
DiSE. consisting ~ rianos, Church aud
iarlor Organs. MnluL,ni,r. Vioins. Gui-
tars, isanjrs, F!hi,-. Acro:,:co.l., i:rass
and Silver Band Instruments Q; MI kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and instrici.on Books
Tor every class of au-!t. Instrument. a.,
hand at all tialrs. W" az" sole h.cnt4 tnr
the State OF South Carolina .: F..r, y Cos
COTTAGE ORGANS. SN, =. Nr.it ly
mail. post paid, on ,orciv! o I ;.yc4: and ail
kinds o: Mu-icn! Goods ss'; i; i:.3rc.s.
when ordered. 20 a:y pmIi q; t..e star.
marked q. .. p. Good Sncon6-ha,.d ri.
anos and Or%an- for sale heap for ash. .
Pianos. Organs ani M"i,;' - 'rune,! ...d
Repaired in q sa:i'iac'or% manner; and
VIII give esncr;a at'rhil"' seeking, Re-
moving and shir;'iEe -: 80 chop
ties to any point -: ~, . moIarate
prices.
Allorders promptly u. cn;'t,.' 'c erdeat
lstaction Euarartet j tl,o>c i.vrr:ng us
with their pasronaer Send !o: our cata-
loGTe OF sheet MUsicand I"siraialcrchan-
disc. Richardson street. iew ,!oora above
iHC-SIX rficr .Coluialia 8. { NAv 7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13

TIL, Fifteenth Amendment ami
versary is not to be celebrated, os was
intended, at Oberlin, but ut Cleveland.
The reason assigned for the change is
that the citizens of Oberlin have
neither shown regard for the efforts of
the committee nor treated the mem
bers with duo respect. Whether is
Oherlin or Cleveland the moro to be
pitied?-Ne,o York Herald.
A man in Maine has discovered the
advantage of o large family. He has
twenty-five children, and recently,
when he made arrangements for NOV
ing from one school district to another,
thus transferring his sch ool tax, his old
neighbors offered TO pay him some
thing to remain amoug them. His
new neighbors, however, offered to
remove him free of expense, aud so
prevailed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13
IT LET II iIE NkN
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES To SUIT TIE TIMES.

:'r ,ooAis from ipCr mouth upwards
L smi': Looms rom :ipcr mouth upwards;
Lawyers t:iic, from sG per month upwards
WATER, GAS, WATER CLOSETS. WOOD
CLOSETS and other modern IMPROVEMENTS
inside ;hc building. No tack roonts, ali
fronting on tho street. Good ventilation. A
Janitor in charge OF the building. Apply t e.
Central Bank, or 10 Messrs. SEIBELS &
EAkLi.. Apr;!2
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Advertisement Of Trustee.

In the Matter o. the Citizens Savings Bank
OF Son;h Ca-o!:ns. Bankrur,-!n Bank.
rnptcy.
1N!1Si- - give notice :ia' ly an iAdcnture
l. bearing date the 1tth Jannury one thou
sand cighi hundred and seventy -four, the
Citizens Savings Eank, ct South Carolina,
bankrupt. has conveyed! and assigned all its
estate and elects whatsoever to ne ae Trus-
tee. upon trust, for the benefit Of all the
creditors Of said bankrupt, and that said
conveyance WAS du!y executed according to
the provisions 0: the i3d Section of III Act
OF Congress entitled "in Act to establish n
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March I'd, 1867 I.
Dated at Columbia This fourth day Of Apr:,
a. j. 1874. j. JNSHER. Trustee.
Arri!ig re
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13

4 his new store, Main street. neally OK.
"A positt the Central Na;itIai Pink hhp
large and beautiful stock ot fiji, WATCHES
stcm and key windtrs, f.. III the hest En-
ropean and American n.anutar,ui, II, and o.
his own importation. in COLE ard silver eases
Elegant JEWkLEl! An nnltyaltd as.ort
lncni just received. and all the latest styl.s
Sterling *lINFR-WAKE, in sets and cases
bridal Prcseuts, aid Il very fine selection 81
Lockcts, elegant Seal, Wedding and Enrsgc.
ment Rings, large stock OF Spectacien aLti
Eye Glatscs, Clocks, Musical Bc1ee, and ,.
great variety of Fancy Articles. My stork i :
country, aud vii. be sold as cheap az :lf
same artic.. can tc bought anywhere.
ilI.;
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oONGREssEaN IN WASHINGTON

.'!ndl:- 'l:r Interests Of his coneti,uents. sn
'!.is Maid %: lnzn:: considers this intcr.-;
uf hex cuatp,'r. Tier. .crr. call ut IN.
OItN Giki ClGA.. STORE, Columbia Hotel
o!n"k. '"inH h'n. =. 6. April -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-13

EXCLUSIVE COTTON PLANTING. The
Macon. Ga, correspondent of the
Louisville Courier journal takes Col.
Lee Jordan, the largest planter in that
State, as an example of the evils of ex-
elusive cotton culture, and shows, by
his own admission, that, though rails
ing from 1000 to 5000 bales every
year since the war, ho has not saved
dollar by the operation. Every cent
realized was needed to pay hands. buy
provisions and run the plantation
generally. The significant and en-
couraging fact is added that Col. Jor-
dan has gone back to the old plan
raising enough provisions to do, aud
after that ali the cotton he can.
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Blacksmith Tools.
Hay! Hay! HayM!

Hay! Hay! HayM!
MTTN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
E,s-S4;.iI COMPANY ins always on hand the
largest stock Of HAY in Columbia,
comprising b0.h Eastern and Western,
which will be delivered anywhere in tho
city. Tree OF charge for di ayagc, and at the
very lowest rates
Our facili,icsf.r purchasing and handling
arc such as to'cnable IN to compete succoss-
fully With any other house, and parties in
need will do well to give ua y call before
purchasin.; elsewhere, for re cannot be un-
Particular attention is call, 4 10 our stock
OF Eastern HAY, which is the bcst i'll the
marfct. May emo
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Nrcn c.urc.

| fANE .,., ,a-lii" =, Informing my friends
[ "i G,lumli., a,.,i south Csroiina rcnc.
rally, that Lave nrcnrh Az Office in the city
"t i'aiimd:c, corner a.. South and Water
streets. and that any orders Tor plans with
: lici may hc favored Will receive prompt
attention. G. T. E;:tiG ArrL;.ccf
N;'r'' - s:'S baltimore. Nd Hox G.,
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New Books at Bryan's Bpok,to,.

EURoPE Seen Thu oogh American spectA.
Autobiography and Memoir of Rev. Dr..
Guthrie; very interesting and amusing vo-
Pen-Pictures Of Europe-by Elizabeth
Peake, with Plates.
Willow Brook-by the author OF "Wiae,
Wide World" 1926
English Peychology-by Ribot. $3.50.
Mr.. Alcott's School. $15 so.
Yesterday with Authors-by Fields. g. 90.
The Conservation of Energy-by Balfon-'
DR.. Kohbrausch on Physical Measure
ments. 81 so.
Helps to a Holy Lent. $1.25. And otb.r
new Books. Also, variety of new NOVELS,
by popular authors. cheap. March 81
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HON. r. e. ELLIOTT
CANES A

Speciality. III fact, 10 know iow far She
,ET;'a-scH IL til. iGe, inquire Of those who
have h"nSht Cigar from her for ) cents,
Superior !" taos" gold rs awhcre at 10 cent?
am. t!lnn OG cO:!.iMctl thnt as
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Ereakta st Bacon.

pCFFALOTuHtUE MESS MAJ CKEKEL.
ID LEAF LARD. PIGS FEET, for sale lon
by HOPE & GYLES
INSURANCE.
| HAEING resigned the agency OF IN.
IL Southern Life Insurance Compai Y, we
have connected ourselves with tLc
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEORGIA..
VIZ. JOHNSON, Sc. G.OBEAE,
I:esl!eEt. Secretary.
Sapi.a! ....:.. .:................. 5000 to3
The Company issues policies On both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving II
non-participating policy holders the adyaDt-
age OF premiums LESS by twenty per cent
than mutual rates.
1t will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in tho principal cities OF the
State, and will contract with eaid Boards tc
invest In said cities seventy per cent. 81
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this stauncl
Southern Company to our friends and ths
public, and bespeak continuance Of kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK d WAXING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvasaers wanted Win
whom we will make liberal contracts.
Feb .! 3irO
n
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CFFAT.O T.OTuHttUES MESS CKEKEl
ID LEAF LARD. PIGS FEEr, for sale 10
by HOPE e GYTES
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New Garden Seeds.

A Ill NOTES AND ACCOUNTS duo ne
a mnst bc paid a; once, or they will be
collected hy o.r ..:o."cys.
May VOTE 4 GYLEs.
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Coughs Colds, IIoarsentss. and save yOu
from COnsumption.
The best place is always The cheapest.
Good advice, Your beat friend when pck, is
lie who cnrea Won. All kinds OF good MEDI-
ClNES at HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE,
sept 81 Opposite FHRNIX Office