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NOTICE..
ErEyvILLE iAD CoIrMEIA RAILROAD Co.
TrtASUKEE'S OFFICE,

GEEExrILLE i>D CoIuMHIA RAILROAD Go.
TEhA<UKEE'S OFFICE,
CoLvMElA, :. C., January !, !S74.
HOLDERS OF ,he STATE GtARAN.
TEED BONDS and the admitted SECOND
t!ll MORTGAGE BONDS Of til, Company,
who have funded tic past due Coupons Of
said Bonds, matured between January,
eighteen hundred and Scrcn;y-two, QSI2,)
and July, eighteen hundred and serenity
three, (lS73.l both inclusive, ARE notified
that the Jannary, eighteen h"nd:c, and
srycniy.t"ar, Coupons of said Bonds. and,
also, those of the funded Interest Bonds
and Certificates, will be pail on prc>cnia.
,ion at this ollicc Oh the FIFTEENTH GJth)
INST. GEO. ". " ATERMAN,
Jan. !, 1-2t.
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lfc>sucnt a'iu i's's"iE
|. Al LINZ -Wn clMn.

SCunoLpaY MAGAZINE We cannot
>is..la top III. Idly .! Ihc Schcuday Sazlne,
%.:bsSi,cd b. J. ". Daughaday \ Co Piii:.'
,!cli.;l., Pa, i; 81 4 year. Ii certainly
bears the palm Of being Eot only the cheapest.
hut enc ol t!.c best illustrated periodicals Tor
Oar lOuug Folks that VIC have >ecn. iae
Ja.uary Number. just received, beginS its
Eghtccnti. year, and contains, besides the
cncning chapters Of Alexander Clark 5 nc|
s:ory. entitled Starring Out" Ike first oi
Professor Shorm.hcr'> series Of articles on
How 10 S.,v:rhiugs," rich variety Of eX-
cclent and Interesting ma;:cr, such as Ihe
youns people everywhere will relish woaGer-
fully. 4 ha,.dSome s. % engraving is given
f,e 10 every subscriber for 1871.
\ MNSe SUFFEH rather than take ntu<couS
: e,!cdiciuG, aud this is lot to be Wondered ~,
Is The rcln'es is often worse than the dis
case. S:'tsetrrstson coughs, cold, in:iucnzJt,
sore throat, - tcnEcmcy 10 Consumption,
Viii fni III DR.. Wis!ax's RalSam' OF Wild
Cherry = remedy Us gsIccalle 10 lie palate
US cgcc uil il removing disease.
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Wear g. sWlsCei3ysseO2fs.
Installation Of Officers Of o.
NeaII Lodge, H. Of ].

There will be private Installation Of
tie Officers Of O'Ncall Lodge, X. Of j., Oh
"Wednesday evening, Januirr .ist Instant,
in the Masonic Hall, at 7 p. NJ. After
which the Lodge will par,akr 0! Refresh
mcn,s prepared for the occasion. All the
members arc requested to be present, ladies
especially. j. !. liOlSEA'.,
Jan. I, lit. Srcy.
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Notice for Final Discharge.

Notice is herewith given that will make
before the Honorable james &. LeaLv, as
Probate Judge OF Ncwbcrry, / final settle
mcnt on the estate of 1pv in:esta:c, Charles
Johnstun, Deceased the first day OF February
ucNt, and Immediately thereafter apply for i
final discharge rs AdminisIrato: of said Es-
latc DAVID S. JOHNSON,
Adm r. Est. Of Charles Johnston deed.
Dec. y, jl-5t.
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STOLEN.

Stolen from MY hon-r on the night OF the
twcnty-sixth December, one mans Saddle,
Mcclellan make, hog skin cover, wooden
s,irrup<, saddle somewhat worn. Also cnc
Side Saddle, ncarI, u"w, hog skin seat. \
liberal reward will be given any person
finding them, and to any ole furnishing
proof to convict the thief will give Slnle-
ward. WM. K. NENTI.
Jan. lit.
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NOTICE.

N THE DISTRICT COURT or
TIE UNITED STATES, FOR
TIE DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
In ;hr Matter Of Harvey Subc:. Bankrupt.
Ey whom i pr,isian for a,'jl.!ic4ticn OF
bankruptcy WAS Fled on the 18th day 0!
November, \. d. l>73. in said Court.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS is 20 Give notice ,irat on the 3D;h
lay Of December, \. b. 1878, :: warrant in
bankruptcy Was issued against the estate
Of Harvey Su'rr, O! i:ic' .a"'!, in The
County OF RirhIand, in the Safe Of South
Carolina, WHO hrS been a':jadsed 4 bank
rup: or his OWE petition; t!!a! the payment
of any debts an'! delivery of any property
by hm are forbidden hy law: : lha: 4 meet
ing Of the creditors Of the SAIL bankrupt, 10
prove their debts, aAI 10 choose one or
more a>>ignccS OF his estate, will be held !,
coal; of bankruptcy, TO be holden at New.
berry, SJr.h Caro.ina, before {. G. Jaeger,
tesiS'rr, on ,ts1 --.Ist DAY ai 1AI'ua.,, a.
D. 1873, ut II o'clock, 4. NJ
r. VI. WALLACE,
/. :. MarS..a!, Us Messenger.
Per A. 7. rIE"i, Deputy Messenger.
Jan. !, l-2t.
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The RURAL CARoLISIay, for January,
1874. is IT hand. full of instructive asricultu.
III, and ireSidc matter. The leading article,
"A Western Farmers talk TO the Farmers of
the South. is worth careful pcrusal We
commend the Rural 70 our readers Us one Of
The best Agricultural publications in the
South Terms. SO per annnm Address
Walker. EyauS 4 Corswell, Sta,ione.s and
Printers, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston
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Fox THE HERALD.
Mount PLEASANT. S. c.,
Dor rn,Irr ~ 1ST3


December y, 1873.
Our vegetable farmers are hard ut
work. preparing their lands for the re-
ccption ofthc crop-this work with those
who are fully alive to the Importance
of thorough preparation of the SOIL. for
this branch Of farming, is laborious, and
requires the closest attention.
The ground must he thoroughly pull
vcri=cd and well drained, and grass
roots and STEMS of weeds r:,kcl off and
removed.
The Hot" and "Cold Beds" for To-
matocs, and such delicate plants. must
now be fully repaired, broken panes re-
set and L plenty Of pine straw hauled,
and laid along the line Of the frames,
ready for covering over the sHshcS.
Those who plant the Marrow-llt peas
should have ut least tie first planting,
if not the second, above ground two or
three inches high. Immediately after
the holidays, say first two or three days
in January, the Extra Early peas should
be pnt down. With this variety, the
tedious and expensive process of ''Stick-
ing" which is generally done in the
MarrowEat patch, may be dispensed
with, though it is claimed that tllis plan
aids the bearing qualities Of the vine,
and is Il great protection against break
age and injury,
In this ncighborhood. there is not
much ola winter crop raised. Your
correspondent passed through Z farm i
few days ago which displayed us good
slow Of cabbages rs any one may de-
sire to see-weli headed and free from
worms. The Marrow-fats were very
forward and thriving, with fair show
ing of Ruta BagaS.
IF the result of Il trial on 4 farm on
Charleston Neck, with the "AmmonI-
atcd Mucilaec," should prove to any
extent. general, the article will be Il
great acquisition to our farmers. A
farmer on Charleston Neck prepared
nearly all Of the seeds he used with the
AIucilagc last season, and the results
were surprising.
Used with Irish PotatocS the effects
of cold were very much lessrncd, while
the rapid growth Of the plants sur-
priSc3 those who observed it.
The reports from planters, who have
used it on Rice and Corn, state that
both these cereals matured well, and
with Wheat, it prevents rust, smut and
blight.
A one pouul package. costing twcn-
tv-iivc cents. will make one and I half
gallons Of the mucilagc, in which the
seeds are first rolled, and subsequently
in ashes and dry earth. This forms Il
coating impcrvionS TO the attacks of ir-
sccts, wolms and birds. Crows, after
repeated efforts, are most signally foil
I'd, and leave in disgust.
This quantity is sufficient To roll seed
enough for one acre Of land.
Mr.. John Commins. ut No. 6 Gillnn
st., near Postolice. is the sole agent for
the United States. for its sale.
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The Herald. .
THgS. T. 6RENEKER, EDITOR.
IRA i. JONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR
4 PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Hcral,l is in the highest respect a Fam.
liz Newspaper, devoted TO the material in
tercsts OF the people OF this County and the
State. II circulates extensively. and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivalled adj
yantasf.s.. For Terms, see first page.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice 10 al!
concerned that he vii! make final settle
mrnt on the Estate Of William DUckc:t. de-
ceased, in the Office of tic Judge OF Pro-
bate Tor Ncwhrr:y County, on the 2Gth day
of February next. Ill riaimS against said
Estate must be rcElrrrd in 20 thc under
signed before that time. And he further
.iv,.s notice that he will 1T the same time
arply 10 said Court for final discharge as
Admini>lr tor, !cboui+ ron, cam Ec<tamenIo
a,.,.cxo, Of the Estate Of William purkct,,
deceased. JOSEPH DCCKETT,
Administrator dehon> non, &. I. A., Of the
Estate Of Will III Duckctt, deceased.
Ncwberry {. II :. Co., Jan. ., lS7+-l-i:
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vHEELWRIGHT and
BLACKSMITHING,

in the most approved style, and at very
moderate rates.
We have secured the services Of coape'
tent and reliable workmen in al! the various
departments Of our business, and all Work
executed at our Mandatory will be done
in substantial manner.
In addition 10 the above we have engaged
a number one
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Notice to Creditors.

Persons holding demands against the E<.
tate o. John Beiton kinard. deed. arc here
hr notified 10 render the same in, duly attest.
cd according 10 law, to the UNDERSIGNED or
his Attorneys, Mc>SrS Johnstonc 1 lIarrjar.
ton, At Newbcrry, 5 c., on Or before The l2t
day Of February, 1874.
QUINCY NJ. KINAHD.
Admir-. OIL T. Kiuard, deed.
Dee. 2l. jl-3.@.
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HORSE SHOER,

and will guarantee salts A' 't'cn. ..o5a
Old Bu4gies bought '"d /. ke N i1aue Teid
Tie Columbia Phen X, and u ''on-neES:n s:s,
will please copy three months ana seno o'i'
TO this oltc. oS' -, ="
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TIE CITY.

King Street is all alive wite pcram-
bulating Chris TIN rs pnrclasrrS-the
heightened perSpectives of MessrS. Won
Santcn and lIay,len's stores, the long
vist:ls Of McSSrS. Cohen and others, are
constantly thronGc,l, while the bcauti-
full Automaton Singing Bird of Mr.. Jas.
Allan, warblrs TO admiring crowds OF
delightful Juveniles, and the show
cases. in which are so tcmptin@ly rN-
Libitcd. the beautiful stem-winding
Geneva Watches, handsome jcwclrv
and sterling silver, attract the @az" of
the older visitors, 10 the leSScning OF
phlcthoric pockct-book<, if there are
many such i'll these panic times.
The alominablc ear breaking tin
horns, which mutt have been III invcn-
ton Of the Evil One, are shocking the
nerves of the people in and out of
doors. and the villainous Saltpctre aid
in adding to the din and increasing the
hilarity Of the Juveniles.
KAPPA.
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STATE or SNlTII CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBHRRl.-
IN PROBATE COURT.
FIX Pan tr--.T. ". Wh"rlr, Admir-.
Petition for Sale Of l'riS".,rl:v.
By .rIu" Of II, order in ll.' above c:sn,
from he .lu'!=r Of Probate, VII sell, at
Public Auction, at The late residence OF
Jesse Sclumprrr, decd
On the 9th day of january, 1874,
All Of the Personal Property of Jesse
Schumpcrt, deed.
TERMS CASH.
J. J. CARRlNGT0N, S.xc.
Shcrifl's O!icc, Ucccmbcr -, 1873.
Dee. =, J2-2! 1880
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HEINITSn's
Standard Family Medicines.

A n experience OF forty years, and tn
- doroed by this highest professions
skill in the country. DIR. HEINITSH'S u
FAMILY MEDICINES arc compounded
with great care, expressly for family use.
The public have, therefore, a guarantee
that the tor u uIas OF these Medicines are
based upon strictly scientiflc principles, by
ono Thoroughly acquainted with the mcdi-
cal qualities and effect, of each ingrt dient,
and OF their combined influence when
chemically united. I can. therefore, reco m
mend these preparations with the greatest
confidence, being fully persuaded from past
e1perienGs that they will give very GENE
RAJ SATISFACTION. The u.e Of these
Family Medicines" is not confined to the
illiterate and crcdulous. tor innunera BILE
persons OF intelligence and character, occu-
pylng tho most prominent stati ons in soc.-
ETY., too honest to impose upon Others, and
too saSacious to be imposed npon them
selves, not only use, but recommend them
in the highest terms OF praise, Tor tic uni.
formlty nf their success III sutduing t.is-
cases. For sale by f.. II. HEINZ Sfi,
Druggist and Chemist,
sept 7 Columbia, =. &.
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EcSyberry Tax Union.


at the regular meeting of the New.
berry County Tax Union, held at New
berry Court House. this day, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolued, That committen of one,
from each subordinate Tax Union, bn
appointed by tho President to uof,i.
nate aix delegates to represent this
County in convention Ia be culletl
for the Third Congressional District.
Resolced. Tint this body do hereby
reqnest the remaining County Union
in this Congressional District to elect
delegates to meet with The delegates
from this County Uniou, at Bcltou, on
the 22i instant, mt IL NJ, to nominate
II candidate to represent this District
IN Congress, if they shal! deem Il
nomination advisable.
Under these resolutions, the follow.
ing delegates were elcctcd-the mum
Der of delegates being twice that oi
the representatives, from this County
in tho lover house of the. State LIZ.
gislature: Sampson Popo. james n.
Lipscomb, George Johnstone, r. &.
Oarlisle. L. 9. Brown. L. L. Wise.
ALrERNNrEs Y. j. Pope, j. P.
1A'nard. T.. p. Chalmers, j. w. Gnry
II. Y. Gist, J. X &. Nance.
Y. j. POPE, President.
GEORGE TOMBSTONE, Secretary
SEpTEMBER Z, 1874.
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An Appeal
IN BEHALF OF THE DESTITUTE ORPHANS

IN BEHALF OF THE DESTITUTE ORPHANS
OF SOUTH CAROLISA.
Notwithstanding the applause of the
many and seeming appreciation of that
noble charity, the Palmetto Ophans'
Home, 80 much needed aud 80 well
conducted, located in Colun bia-with
the good it has already accomplished
in resouing from want, ignorance aud,
in many cases, from haunts Of vice,
destitute orphans-we are sorry to i'd
nit that such an institution has been
crippled in it's sphere of usefulness and
allowed to lnnguish for want OF aid me-
cessary to it's successful career; and
that the support and instruction of the
present happy family Of orphans shell
tered within its wills should be allowed
to depend on but few contributions.
However willing those few may be to
devote their energy aud means in uid
of the enterprise. they ste, unable
themselves to carry tho entire burden,
consequently forced 70 appeal to The
people ut large to assist in the good
work of establishing the Palmetto Or
phans' Home on permanent basis.
The Home is not sectarian or demo
minationul. The Trustees consist OF
members from the different branches
OF the chursh. The children are rcIi.
giously trained at home and in the
several Sunday schools; during the
week they are instructed by compe-
tent teacher. with special reference to
future usefulness. It il nova ques.
tion whether or not such un institution
in our midst, based enti ely upon cha.
rity and love, with no paid official. be
supported, or shall it, for want of
means, be abandoned? and the or
phnns now supported aud educated
therein be thrown npon The world
destitute and friendlc.s.
Reader. if you favor the former pro-
position, come at once to the rescue.
Donations of money. provisions and
clothing will be acknowledged in the
"Orphans' Appeal" neat family
paper, published in tho interest of the
Home. at 81 per annum. All com mu
nications should be directed to Pal
metto Orphans Hone, 2. O. Box 1863,
Columbia. S. c."
Papers friendly to the above enter
Prise will please copy.
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New Goldfish and Mackerel.

~" 0"UfSfh "aU N4uChU1CIs
RlSH POTATOES, Breakfast Bacon
l. SrRlPS, Magnolia HAMS.
Fresh CRACKERS, such az reck, Frean
CO.'S, Mix and Cornhill. Ginger Snaps,
E1ton Soda and Butter, Vanilla B:scn.,
DC, &c.
New Mess and No. 1 MACKEREL, at re-
tail.
Pickled SALMON, very fine. and all The
novelties ordinarily expected Ill iirst
CLASS uroccrf at this season OF tho year.
Our stock is unusually we'll assorted and
VIC can supply the public on best possible
terms, cash. GEO kYN1IERS
Sent q
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Eli.icr's Fire Proof Safes

FsNHnSE in want of the res. Safe mr,.m-
Z .ii,c'9rcd will lind it to their interest to
cal and examine onr stock OF MlLIER'S
GELEERATED FIRE PROOF SAFES.
which VIC ale Offering at manufacturers
prices, thereby saving to the purchaser he
expenses @! freight and drAyago. These
.e0trS hare stood Re test Of he area: fre IN
Chester and ohr piuccs in ne S.n,c. pre-
srrrin9 their contents to Ee satisfaction OF
me oWm"'S, and will be sold as low here az
other makes en- be bomght IN Ne,o York
city. JOHN AG&kW & son.
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

Nd now prepared to rnpply ali orders
J. :pr tho above article The lcp manu-.
fac; ured al my establishment IL made
i.''hi pure Spring Water, frozen &; 4; tenn
i'cf.tnrc al thirty degrees below freezing
r"int Fahrenheit and can be shipped a
long Distance without much loss. Price
i % per 100 pounds, and guoi weight gna-
rsntecd. No Ire shippcd uu''sS Me m0.fy
ur.,an,nticS Mp order.
I'M, - J =; SEEGERS
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, A MEETING OVERWHELMING IN NUN
GERS AND ENTHUSIASM The crowd of
citizens that attended the meeting Of
the County Tax UnioA on Monday
last was overwhelming in numbers and
enthusiasm. Instead Of enthusiasm,
however, We might we'll say iutense in.
terest and concentration of thought
and determination nlmoss painful. So
great have been the sui1erings of our
people-so great their wrongs-that
finally they are fully and unm,stak ably
aroused. Aroused to the Importance
Of making IL fearless aud determined
effort to better their poltcal and
financial condition. Each Que of the
twenty townships "f E,lgefald County
poured forth it's best citizens into this
meeting Aud each one of her twenty
five Tax Unions sent delegations
worthy of the occasou. Indeed, we
do not think that 80 large and repre-
sentative ooncourso ofswhiies has as.
sembled in Elgefield since the close of
the war .-EuycJielu Ad1c,1iser.
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Red Ash Coal.
The Convention win suuport
Aug 2J

TNHE candidate for Governor who, &C.
i c"rding tn their estimate, will meet
with popular favor. The public will sup-
port the 'INDIAN GIRL. CIGAR STORE"
place where the best and finest CIGARS for
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NEW GOODS.

@. F. Jackson, Leader Of Low Prizes.
Is daily receiving NEW FALL AND
Il WINTER GOODS of all kinds, such as
American Dress Goods, Caiicoes, Jeans,
CasBimeres. Bleach cd and Brown ShirtI,igs,
Shcetiags, Linscys, Flannels. Blank cts, Nc
&. F. JACKSON,
Sept 10 12S Main street.
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Wrapping Paper

a FULL supply Of WRAtpIEG PAPER
N just received from tho Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which we are sole agents, ana cf-
tercd ut lower prices than same uu lli:, can
be delivered from the Northern cIlipa Can
and examine quality and prices at he store
az JOIN AiNEW Il SON
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o,0oo r.h,,.-a .n,o tn-n GIFT.
$3.50, coo 70 b.. Given AWAY.

PRICE Uf iiIhr.:
Whoi. lic! -.:iGO0 u:'ur i'.ss.. 2 %
Half Tickets. 500 II :..hc,-. 100 90
NO lND1FIDUA!. BENEFITS
This Cnncer! IL strciiY Tor MASONIC
purposes, aud will BE- conda1,ch :si,h The
ramc ii5cra!ity, Guncst! ana 'nirrcss VIII III
charact, ri2cd he first cn'crrriso
JOAN L.. ROPER, Prcsidtu,.
For tickets and circulars, giving full
information, address
HENRY v. MOORE. See, Norfolk. vn.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Sept 1 40
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Central National Bank Building

Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
nrd-Kooma from 50 per month upwal ds;
Famil! ltoons from Sc per month upwards; /;
Law crs' Gnices froE. Sc ~ p, ont h upwards.
WtrTn, GAS, WATER ard WOOD CLO-
SETS ard other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms all frenting
"n the -trc.t. Coed ventilation AJanitor
in charge of building Apply IA Central
Rank, or to Messrs. SElBELS X ! ZELL.
April2
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For Rent.

AsA THE cnmmodionr Ii ich and Meta
8f Roof SrOKEIlOUSE. No. o. MaiI
N.le street. Terms very low Apply tl
HE!DEl.S FHEIl. or 10 BOONE 4 MUl.
LEIs. Attorneys. IT. Inv Ann q
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Taken Up,

NSNSNN on the plantation of Mrs.
M Beckham, ten mites below Co.
Q-N lumhit. one HItlFER CALF,
which the owner can have by coming for
ward, proving property and paying tx
pcnses to HENRY +. tKANCK.
Sent 10 ~
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Latest Style Hats Just Arrived

aRn., PRICES Low FOR CASH.
M GREAT INDUCEMENTS are
now offered to close out our re-.
6EksA L aiming stock OF CLOTHING, to
omako room for tEr FM;l ana
Winter Stock. KINAKD 4 WHEY
Aug 20
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School Books ard Stationery.

II L. BRYAN has j1Ht opened new
LGe stock Of English shh Classical
ERY.
Alao. BLANK BOOKS for Mercha ants and
fnDhc Offices Of every size and quality.
Also, largo variety Of Writing Paper,
envelopes, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying
fresses. Poeket-knives, fine Pocket-bOokn
made TO order, Iukstands. Initial Paper.
writing Desks. Ink of al coi0rs. and othor
varieties OF OIice Stationery. Sept 10
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Kerosene at E5.

pESF quality KEROSENE 10 lire tr.t
ID at retail, at 25c per gallon, and whole
ea at !lc. licr gallon. ut the cas, stu: Of
Arg li JOHN aG\EW & son
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KEROSENE OIL CHEAP.

{ II z q " T. II = W = TENT,
Ai % Cents per GmIIcn.
THh!S is the same quality OF. W. have
4 rttailed for nearly TEN YEARS in Co.
iumhia: NElrHEk DEATH NUK bESD-
LA ION has ever entered any family from
It's use. pulpit Orat0ry to tho contrary not :
"ithslaiiding. Az this price. il il Il boon
I" IN" penple and our sales show that thry
Know AMI appreciate it. For further par
,l"n!Ara. se" GEORGE STMMEkS.
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House to Rent

House to Rent.
kA TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACEE
?jIT LOT Of slra f.. J Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent vol of wa.er. POS
session given immediately. Apply to VIM.
MARTIN or Il Il. ARTHUR. July4
New Mackerel.
100 PACKAGES NEW MACKEREL,
lOtI consisting CT Extra Moss, Nos. l,
and 3, i'll barrels. half barrels and kits;
also at retail. Just reaeived and for sale
low by JOHN AGNEW & SON,
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Teas g. Speciality.

- NEW CROP TEAS T., ceivt Il ut
kT5a5snIp60 lower prices than ever
Eli az lllM GOOD u RIA WING TEAS
Eli Z I|I& Black and Green. at 30 cents
llasaa'U619 per pound and upward, accord.
ing to quality.
These Ieas, specially sc'cct,d by tho
celebrated "Heathen Chince' All Sin, are
superior to any hitherto offered in II is
market. Our good friends will he glad to
hear that since that nnpiearantnrss with
Btil Nye. ALI Sin has reformed, joined The
Good Iemplars, cechGws enchre and gives
us the benefit os his good natnrcd silrcw,i
ness in our efforts to supply the loaf in i:s
purent state at lowest possible prices.
Sept Q GEORGE SYMMERS
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The Man Who Will Make

1t his business to investigate will find to b
true, by comparing the "CELEBkATEI
SO. CIGARS" with those they pay 10c. 10
elsewhere. In fact, you may as we'll loo
for the LEGISLATURE to make