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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19
moMoPoLiEs.

Amid al. The excitement Q! he
new movement, agairs. slonopcllss,
= seems tia, the Railroads must
come in for tho greater share OF the
abuse and hiamc 81 certain class OF
farmers AMI hay seed politicians =
they appear 10 talk and aci as ihoas'.
10 railroads. were the only foe .o
prosperity the farmers have 70 COM
sa. Sash, however, is no. the case
With The Patrons OF lIusbanary, as a
class. as will be found Ly referring
10 the platform OF the National
Grange psb.isl.es. in :gl! IL 70 a.. :
grsns,cLE. Monday afternoon tic
COMMITTEE on Railroads OF the
House OF i.epresen,ise, 9. Dcs
MONIES, sai lie State Grange Com.
--...--- T@aasne.-.a.ssar, a...'-i s'a--as.
ING .. which Col Sneaelys roAa IS
follows
The Patrons a Huabantirr wages
no ecgFesslre vi5iare against any
other i7s.cres. Al. uar business
esTsrs arc ter the benefit Of both tie
rrodaecr. aud Consumer, anl also .or
al ether interests tia. bring these
r.o cconcmice. costac' Trans
porta,ipn companies are necessary to
oN success, their interests are init
4ns,ely connected With, anl largely
cependen, epcn our interests, snd 50
fAr from there beiag any unnecessary
..ntaconis.a. harmonious action is
mutually advantageous. We need
m Increase OF 1aeiI.ics Tor ;rarss0r-
iaiion and NE are lie friends OF rail
ways and Of al. enterprises tbs, AL
vance the interests OF iha productive
classes We oppose the tyranny Of
monopoiies ana win honest AL
healthy competition in their stead
We desire 10 sec abuses abolis'.e
and .hat4raud, e-soriioa aud cofrnp
r.on should cease
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Burned to Death.

The following Is Z special di.patch
to the Chicago Evening Journal from
Lincoln, Neb. Tie family is Sup
roxss, 70 be he same that moved
from :lis county to Nebraska .ew
r,on.iis ago
LiNco,s, NKs.. Feb. lc.-.A ter
fible occurrence took place seven
,nsiesstrem this city on Saturday If
Ierhoon last. .lr. James Gray and
family occupy house on the farm
OF J. II. McMnuy, on Middle Creek
seven miles west of this city o.,
the day mentioned Mrs Gray let.
home 10 DO an GRAND TO neigh
bor's, some third o! O mile distant,
leaving her thrco children at home
1.-The oldest OF them ,sas bat six years
81 age. She WAS only absent some
three quarters Of an hour, but on her
return she sliscoye,a from a 1 is, aaee
tho roo: OF the house on tc. Sic
made al the haste possible 10 reach
home, but before shc arrived, the
roo! had fallen III. She heWe9er,
brayci The IRE, and tried TO rescue
The little ones. Only one OF them
WIS found, the oldest, who was in
the bed covered up with the bed
clothes, dead, his limbs being burned
Cd Yesterday She found among the
.lebris lie bones of the ether two
The matter was reported in the
churches serc yesterday, and quite
large amour. Of money sas given
and subscribed fc. tie relic. .! the
family.
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We clip the following ..ens from
the TGv ci.rpsr:
Ics-Mr. .. Bedio:d has mt mp
a5on, $50 tons OF ice. with which 70
keep the people 4. Traer cool. next
Summe-
The lectare in lie waiting room OF
the depot, last Sunpay evening" py
Rev. B. Roberts, was we'll attended
aud listened TO viii. marked a,'cn'
ton. The speakers object vas 70
relate Darw.,,'s theory 81 mans orr
Gin, ard establish The authenticity Of
the Bible.
Tie N. L. Church a, Buckingham
has taken up lis line Of march Tor
Traer. where i, vii. arrive IN Que
coarse OF time. Mr.. Bell, who no;
The con,rac, for moving i, although
ne, ting with gool many ditiieui'
ties. III getting the building under
headway seems to thoroughly nnseF
stand lis business, and @iil doubt
less place il upon lis new location
comparatively uniniarei-
Solp Orr.-Mr. A. Humiston hai
scld sis business property and sioel
81 ..vva~ e Ness. Gallay + Ass~
conner, Of Toledo, who will take pos
session ot lie ssme on the 4th o
mex, month. Tues wi.i enlarge tx
store and add stock OF dry good:
10 tie grocery business already es
..blisl.el 10y Mr.. II.
Mr. .iunllsion intends 70 ?ut
new building aud open cut 9 new
stock Of groceries in a few weeks.
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iowa Items.

Garden Grove, Decatur county, i,
made money order ohicc.
Dubuque las thus far this season
eharvtsiel IL, 900 tons of ee.
The State Grange o. Iowa has
over ten thousand Collars IN is treas.
airy. sas.vss
h.aIapello has two amateur dfamat-
~ sesOcsns ions, but no lunatic asy.
xsHsA. asH
II is s<.sccctsd that Z gang OF cat
! tie lkiet fss. haze lheir headquart
IN the southwestern portion Of O.
sI5rien Gvunly.
Tho bar II keohiil; -.k the Legs.
laturcfo Investigate Judge Cole,
who1is charged with being pccuni
arily interested in 4 lottsry
stfsTho. Ohio E..iies' whisky war IS
'ss6psail.IA socicsy OF ladies to lmnt
supzismaMn<lv out after II o. clock at
liaisht lsss boen organized a: Keokuk
a number OF ladies have organized
4 Ladies r Censorship Association;
Tor Tho purpose Of eadoking 4 ladies
char IN tbs T;,cr Iaza University.
4
Only one county in tie State. 50
far, has elected delegates q tie Anti
Monopoly State Convention 10 be
s.Il1 gcsrrMy IS. =
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Changers.

Lawrence. Kan, Feb. l3
Tie Kansas State Grange Of The Pat
rons OF Hnstandry wall mes. at To
reha gu the 18th inst. /; is exacet
81 TIA, 1000 subordinate oranges
viii be represented, gam OF go
during tie year There is 70 be a
Master elected in place OF Dr.. Bow
Ding, resigned. AMI other BUSINESS q
importance sil. be transacted
The Farmers STATE CO opal alivs
dssiopexa bis tie aisanl I'll n III meeiine
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| OLIVER Orric'. MAGAztNE FoH
! MAscH The Marcel number Of "Ths
Family IdrorKsa as II is often called,
pnts in az carly appearance. Oliver
Optics story, Tie comfng Wore, mar
rates the finding of the hidden treas,
IRE q High Rock. Prot. d. Miles
story, Tie Lily as1 tie Cross, decpens
in interest. George NJ Bakers
SERIAL, Rsaiag1 % Hnste or TIE Hery
of tie T5atsgy, brings the heroine 10
her last trol;c. The other leading
features are, misunderstanding, by
new author; another contribution VI
Mrs J.. Uriino's car,.l papers,
Xomcspua CHI; The Discontinued
Frogs after 4Tsop, with tallpagc
illustration; Teamwork for Girls
Something about China Anon. tie
Poems arc Set Free, by Lncia S.
Alden. Not Much OF a Puzzle, BY
! +. Driver, Holidays, by Mary \
Prescott. An editorial aptic!e on
Oar hmcrican College is rather fin
~. Head Work is iull OF puzzles
The Dialogue Department is well
ilIel, The Pigeon-iIolc Papers IN
ercs;ing, and he illustrations the
est that have appeared for months.
he number is equal to any ye. pub.
shed. Published " Leo 4 shep-
- 3 ss,on. al three 'ofiars 9 year |
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A New Book.

A MAN OF uONOR.-BY CEoHeE CARY
EoGLEsroS l2mo Cloth. illustrated.
SIPS. New York: Orange, Judd Go.
Chicago: Jansen, McCiurg S Co.
This book belongs 10 what we
would term the e glestonian School
of Literature, \ person who had
read The lIoosler School Master
The Eui Of the World" or The
Mystery otMetropolissille' would a.
once recognize the same style of
genu. in "A Man Of Honor" though
it is written by different author
aud tile locality and plot arc entirely
unlike either oil the books mentioned.
1t Is interesting from the beginning
to the end, and all who commence
reading II viii no, want TO stop I'M.
til they have finished it. Il is a cap.
ital picture OF ltie in Old Virginia
before the war. Nirginiau hospital
,y, Nlrsinian cou>inship, Nirginian
housekeeping, are portrayed IN ac'
crra,e anl attractive co'ors We
would pronounce it fully equal 10
either OF Eiwar. E.glestons works
and its popularity seems assured
from Tie fact that 1850 copies ware
ordered il ait ance d publication.
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ion A an omen OF oar future sue.

ton az an omen OF oar future sue
cess.
l. shall be en- abiding principle
with "a to relieve any Of cur Cypress
ed anti Suffering brotherhood o. any
means a, our command. Last, but
no, least, we proclaim il among our
purposes TO ineulcate . proper ap
probation Of The abilities and sphere
at woman, as is indicated BY admit
ting her TO membership and positloa
in our order. Imploring the contn-
ued assistance OF our Divine Master
TO guide Us 10 our work, We here
pl, dge ourselves to faithfully and her.
moniously labor for all future time
to return by our united effort 70 The
wisdom, justice, fraternity and po'
litical purity OF our toreiathers.
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THE GRAN GERS S.
Re .Natioaa! Grange ADOPTS 4
Plsr9rn of PfJnnples.


S.. LOTS, February 1.-The
National Grange O. the Patrons Of
!Iusbandry, many OF the various
States being represented which has
nov been IN session in this city for
several days, 20 LAY unanimously
adopted the following
PLATFORM or rRiNe.rLEs:
Profoundly impressed with the
truth that tic National Gfaage q
the United States should definitely
proclaim 10 tie world It's general
objects, wo hereby uuaainaous'. MAKE
this declaration OF the purposes OF
the Patrons Ct Husbaaary
fnl lie Of agriculture, We mutually
resolve TO labor for the good OF our
order, our country and mankind.
,. We hcar,ily.i nlorse the motto
In esssutials, unity; in non essenii-
als, liberty, III all things. charity
6. We shall endsasor to advance
our cause by laborlrg TO accomplish
the following objects: Ihe develop
{. better and higher maullou.i ana
womanhooi among ourselves 10 ;"
nance tie comforts and attractions OF
our home md strengthen our attach
ment to orr pursuit TO foster lnatu
al understanding and co operation !;
to maintain invIolate our laws: ana
to emulate each o.her TO hasten the
good time coming 70 reduce our es.
nehses. beth individual and corpor-
ate; Is make our farms self-support
ing &c diversity orr crops, and crop
no mora than we csn cultivate 10
corldcnse Tie weight OF our exports,
selling less in tho bushel aud more on
the hoof and III fleece; Is systemi-
tie cur work and calculate in.elil-
gently on probabilities; to discoun,e-
nance the credit systematic mortgage
system, the fashion system, aad every
other system tending 10 proalgality
and bankruptcy We propose NEE,
ing together, talking. together work
ing together, buying together, sell
ing together, and generally acting 20
ce,her for orr mutual protection and
ad ranccmcnt, as occasion may re-
quirc. We shall avoid litigation as
much as possible " arbitration il
the grange; we shall strive TO secure
harmony, good vii, vital brother.
hood among ourselves, and TO make
our order perpetual; we shall earn
cs,ly cndcayor TO suppress personal,
local, sectional and national prejndi-
ces, al unhealthy rivalry and al
selfish ambition. Fai,hiul adher
ence . these principles vii! insure
our mental, moral, social and mate.
rial advancement.
! For business interests we de-
sire to bring producers AMI consnm-
err, farmers and manufacturers, into
the most direct and friendly rela.
lions possible. Hence, We mast dis
pcnse with surplus Of lnildlcmcn.
Not that we are nufri.aaiy 10 them,
Jnt NC do not need them. They are |
surplus, and their exac:lons diminish /
,ur profits We wage no aggrcs
I've warfare against any other il
ercs.s whatever. On the contrary,
II our acts AMI all orr efforts. 50 far
3 business is concerned, are no. only
J. tie bcnefi, 0. the producers anl |
onsamcrs, blu, also :or all other in.
.rcsts tia. try TO lung ilicse two
a:,ics into speedy aai economical
,n,ac.; hence we hold tbs. trans
or,a,'oa Companies II eYrry kiri
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Earnes. cifolts are beng made to
push forward tie building interest
of the NJ. l.. Church OF this place.
80 definite action has yet been ia
ken, ba. it is expected that some
thing will be done in a few days.
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REV MR ItAMHaND.s
NI-N MUSIC BOOK

Ihis COX Is = iuc co,.eelion of sot,.s:;l.
rms songs aer arl aiIf peculiarly asi4a=-
81 toF Eelis.sa7 .st.lar,a.e, resisa1s. san
day->chools, ele I i uow lsel Is IL
Hammond in All Of h;- meetings. al Zig
ing from The risat success e - prctlsecs-
scr, New Praises Of Jesus, vi become
very popular.
Song fT@nee! eoaiaias rs pages Tr:ga.
n Paper Covers, - cts. >!o ~ Asalre.l
copies.
IL Dcarl cogess a9 et=.
CPS
o. eo, = IN paper cover seat y H:sii cs
recsip. Ct :: rsl,s.
BiGL0R 4 MAIN, Publishers.
{sAccessors 10 Nir. D. Bradhjry,l
5 New York edt. Chicago
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A Young s1aaw entered Sioux
CITY drug store the Other day and
desired % &c. some medicine. She
COIL 10. call tie particular drug
which siio wanted by name, bat she
made the druggist understand she
would know il AZ soon as she applied
her nose to it. He accordingly be
gan 10 take down bottles AMI Miss
Sqnaw began smelling. Finally lie
reached down the spirits OF ammonia,
and the sqaaw took good strong
snit: OF it. She gavo one dIstrcssful
whoop AMI then rushed oHt ef the
store as though she had been sho,
ont Of . grn, and disappeared. The
Indians have rot bothered that estab-
lishment since
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The Oslo woman movement TOR
the suppression Ok in;emperance IS
sprcaling both east and west. L
appeared 4 week ago n Boston, aud
has now broken cut in Chicago.
While these things are going on,
Rex Mr.. Hammond ; carrying lie
war into Afica" in ST. Louis. Fail
en- men anl sporting women a-c alike
the SUBJECT Of his appeals, and prayer
meetings arc beng held in houses of
i'll fame rs vel! a. il saloons
Where viii these things end
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A,a rcceu, charirasi 10 Hopcsi!ie
y. .n-adinc party forced The bride
ard groom 10 rase their appearance
outdoors, by placing boards on The
TOP OF the chimney and eansin-
smoke 10 Gll he rooms
Mrs Patrick McKeown, die,l in
Prairie Creek township, Dubuque
county. on Tuesday the 10th Inst,
having arriei 4, the advanced age Oh
%. Her husband Wis was eight
years younger, died only Two months
ago. Trey lad been residents Oh
Dabnqne Tor IS years.
Al. CARTS. agen. Q. he Illinois
Central Railway, a. W.verly, IS
found 10 be detatiter in the sum oi
81 800, and has lei. Tor parts IN
known. lie leayc> bride oil lew
months. lie is known 70 have beer
in the i.abi, Of gambling, and j; sup
pose,. ,,y Ills means he has lost 'hS
money.
Tbe si,erif Il Oes sIoines eonni.
-, .o., ;, Far, Madison Inc o.he,
J., :, .f...;al lus;ness connected
-, -. Sac Ins,i,u,ion. ani meet
ing one OF the coaT;eis that "or2
3a.s::= o. lhe walls, lie said How
did von cons = DC sent here: -
sl.;ch the convict replied "Eo'
voting TIC Democratic .cket
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a Bap.is, in the western part Of
New York writes that the congrega,
t.iu wauts preacher II lie can be
Lad, who is IL possession Of Jacobs
iadier. SO tl.s. he can preacl, 70 them
and % to heaven All siay through
tbs week, aud save tic ehnfcli the
pa,aiul daiy ef supporting him
They have gool church, with al
tie needed afpeudagas in readiness.
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Daring revival 1t Grees By.
Wisconsin,, a citizen arose and asked
to lie forgiven ior having been sub
scrlber 10 Tie Chicago iW,t. for Glac
teen years.
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81. LOTS, february 1.-THE
National Grange o. the Patrons Of
!Iusbandry, many Of the yafious
States being represented. which has
nov been IN session in this city for
several days, 20 day unanimously
adopted the following
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Profoundly impressed with the
truth that tie National Gfarge q
the United States should definitely
proclaim 70 tie world It's general
objects, wo hereby uuanimous'. na..:t
this declaration OF the purposes OF
The Patrons Il Husbaaary
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COLUMBIA s. G.. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1874
JUST PUBLISIIED!
MUSICAL STANDARD Z.

Duets for Violin and Piano. Price, 81 80.
NEW aud attractive arrangements by
IN Str. WINNER, Of Gal2ps. Wal,zcs, Ma
znrkas, Airs, Qnadrilics AMI FOtpourri. for
Violin. with Piano accompaniment. Pages
Sheet Music ezc.
MUSICAL FLOWERS
Duets for Fute oni Piano. Price. $3.50.
Similar in design to tho sMusical Gar
land" but for Flute, with Piano accompa-
nimnnt. 100 pages, sheet Music s;z,, we'll
filled.
FLUTE B0QUET. Price, 81 SO.
collection includnga grea, variety of
music fur the Flute.
VIOLIN ADJUSTMENTS, SI.50.
Similar in design to the DoGuet. Fret.
rate, easy Violin Music.
Two books by Sep. Winner. They re not
80 large as Musical Garland and Music
al Flowers" containing, however, AZ much
Flute or Violin Music, but no Piano accom-.
paniment.
THE ItIvEI, OF LIFE
Continues to attract general attention az
one Of The best Sunday School Song Books
ever published. $50 per hundred.
The above books for sale everywhere.
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Boston.
CIAS. II. DlTHON & CO.,
May 9wsT I'll Broadway. MY.
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention
4 OF the nublic to an examinatit OF
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc, con ,isting Of Pianos, Church and
rarlor Oreans: Melodcons, Yiolins, Gui-
tars, Banj"s, Flutes, Accordeona, Brass
and Silver Band instruments OF ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Eooka
for every claes OF Musical Instruments on
hand al all times. We are Sole Agents rar
the State o: South Carolina OF Estey & TO. y
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music sent by
mail. pos. oaiL. on receipt Of price: and ali
kinds kind, Of Mnsicai Goods fent by Express,
When e:drre;., any ,rnrt of tie State,
amos anl Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeona Tune d and
Repaired iii a satisfactory manner: and
will give cspccia Attentions e. Packing, Re-
moving and Shipping Pia"' 81 o'E,rpar-
ties to any point drfi,"d ~ moderate
prices.
Allnr1cra promptly a:t.rdo 1, tonndsa..
ista elton guaranteed to those :avoring he
with their patronage. Send for orr cata-
logre OF Sheet aIusicand a1usica! Mcrchan-
disc. Richardson street, few doors abovc
PHG.SIX Nfticp C,,iEmIih s. C. Nov 7
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Breakfast Bacon.

DUFFALOTONGUES. MESSMACKEREL.
ID LEAF LARD. PIGS FEEL. for sale low
br HOPE Il GYLES
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Blacksmith Tools.

pESr English ANYlT.S. Elac; smith BIZ
- LOWS, Solid Box NfSES. STOCKS and
fnll assor.:moi.: in this line nn,i Tor sale low,
by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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t. LET IS ThE NLw
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Eed.H"oms from - per month upwards
Family !'o"m. from SGp per month upwards;
LAWYERS Offices from :G per month upwards.
WATER, Gas, WATER CLOSETS, WOOD
CLOSETS and other modern improvements
inside The building No lnch roons, ali
fronting on the strcet. Good ventilation. A
Janitor i'll Charge OF tho building. Apply ia
Central Bank, or to Mcssrs. SElBELS &
tIEbL. April 2
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Advertisement of Trustee.

In the Matter of the Citizens Savings Bank,
OF South Carolina. Bankrupt -.In Bank.
cuptcy.
EIEH Isl: to give oticetlai by an indcnturc
L. bearing date the och January, one thou.
sand eight hundred aud scventy.four, the
Citizens Savings Bank, Of Nouth Carolina,
estate and fleets whatsoever tn me as Trus-
tee. upon trust, for tho benefit of all the
creditors OF said bankrupt, and that said
conveyance was duly executed according to
tho provisions OF tho i3d Section of an Act
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March 2d, 1867
Dated at Columbia this fourth day OF April,
a. D. 1874 JFlSHER, Trustee.
April u NC
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4 T his new store, Main street, nearly tp
~ posite the Central National PaEk, hae
large and beautiful etock Of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from tie best Eu-
roptan and American manufactures. AID o:
his own importation III gold AID silver cases.
Elegant JkWELRY! An unr,valed astort.
ment just received. and all the iatcet styles.
Sterling SILVER WARE, in sets AID casea,
Bridsl Presents, and Il very fine selection OF
Platcd-Ware Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
Lockets, elegant Seal. Wedding md Engage.
ment Rings, largo stock Of Spectacles aud
Eyeglasses, Clocks, Musical Boxee, and 4
great variety of Fancy Articles. My stock is
the largest and best selected III the Southern
country, and will he sold sc cheap as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct 2i
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l(OT ALI 1ONH fS. ii IsSS NJ AEKElL.
ID LEAF LARD, PIGS FEET. for sale low
by HOPE Il GYLES.
INSURANCE.
HAYlNG resigned the agency o. the
LII Southern Life Insurance COMPANY, we
have conntcted ourselves with Tie
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEONGIA.
". l.. JOHNSON, S. G OBEAR,
President. Secretary
CAPITAL ...:......... ....,....... $500. .o0C
The Company issues policies On both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving u
| n-participatipg policy holders the advant-
age Of premiums LESS By twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
| II will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
state. and will contract with said Boards to
| invest In said cities seventy per cent. tt
net premiums taken there, thus MAXI
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak a continuance OF kino
! patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK & WARlNG,
General Agents for South Carolina.
| Active and reliable canvasscrs wanted with
whom we will mako liberal contracts.
! Feb al 3Tn0
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Hay, Hay!! Hav!!!

Hay. Hay! HayM
AVN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
EltI9pyCOMPANY has always on hand the
i..@a1-.i .iargcs. stock of HAY in Columbia,
comprising both Eastern ayd Western.
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city, free Of charge for drayagc, and a. the
very lowest rates.
Our ia ciliies for purchasing and handling
are such as to.cnable ns q compete success
fully With any other house, and parties in
need will do we'll to give us a call before
purchasing e'scwherc, for ,ce cannctL BE- IN.
dersold.
Particular attention is called to our stock
OF Eastern HAY. which ig the beet in the
market. May 3mo