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6ishop Cummins, III the presence Of aasga ss-
scmbiy OF people
The new denomination has now two or8aot,
the Episcopd!inn, Of Phi1ade1phis, ono o. tH9
Oldest Episcopal Church papers in the counu5, a;
and Our Chyrca Porch, jnat started 1y I1 lae
Social Union OF Chris. Church, Chicago "ntcn'
although at present something OF local enee-
promises to largely employ its colaums N
aid OF the Reformed Episcopal Church.
SUNDAY, Sept 20. B. F. No1ris, Esa., o7gsuzeo'
a. the corner Of South Park avenue aud IEeot5-
seventh street, the Trinity tEoiscopsD Na9ee };e
Sunday school, with an attendance OF ahont ~
scholars To take ea7e OF aud Instinct the i.o
number OF children there xere but seven leac1t.
ers present, SO that a1r. No11a found hlnse.1
With large echool and an insuf1iciency Of :eaca-
ers to take proper caro- of it. The second sun
dav Witnessed decided increase in atteuoaq7gro 7rs
OF children, but still gcalclty Of teache1s' uo
perseyered, however, and on the third sucday
notice having beeu given IN Trinity Church sos'
teachers were very much needed in the schooE
a sufficient number OF ladies' snd gentlemen we1s
present to fully officer the school and ~
charge Of the classes. Tho school now uutnoels
l75 scholars and officers, and proniaes 20 1a'
crease to etiIl larger extent. Mr. Norris Is eee-
onded by bis wife, who has charge Of the ntaas "a.
class, numbering nearly half . hundred 1as
Superintendent has lucucurz:ed g. systam ~
weekly offerings by the children, and the suaa as
thus collected is to he expended for the beueass
of needy little ones, members OF the echool aua
others. Friends Of the Sunday school cause g.
.ho1 their friendship in no better way shan "
attending this school at o'clock to-day.
CONGREGATIONAL. -,
An old-fashioned cxperience-meeting waa 1eat
ast Sunday in the Congregational chapei 81
Haywood, led by air s. s. Kemp.
To-day wi1l BE- dedicated the new First CoEf-
honse Of worehip at Oak Park. i61s a3a
q fine stone cdiice, w.,;cl, cost about ~ Nv.
is 50 feet In length oy IS in width with to*el
:6 feet in height 1t has seating capacity 9, lg,
Is persons. A bell weighing 2,5o0 pounds VIZ
all the people together The building has been
astlIy frescood. aud is altogether Tcf1 nes'
OF architecture. The dedcatorY ses
ices to-day will comrpse report Of the Boa1u
I Trustees. the usual religious e1errisesb sna
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palm. They arc on their woddlug-tour, and con.
ntsted Of mother aud two daughters who had
married father and Two sons. From Illinois
they camo and wGro ,,tta on .nGr way to "asorvlle
Mrs. Davis md hor two daughters woro weil-
to-1o people tho nother widow Of fair
featuresl pleasant 10 look upon, and tho pos
tur County ILL.,, they woro near neighhorB to Mr..
@. AIusser, who waH favored by fortune with two
Btalwnrt, hearty, rollablo boys, who havo iunt
ovorl oaohod tho nroacfibei ego TINT y supposed
without tho inovitablo result that followa3
Thnt our Hubj ject may be moro fully understood
we will hnro stato tllat Mrs. Davis was widow {,
not tho species that samuol Wellor 30 1roadod,
but pleasant, aecompliahod lady; and Mr..
worlds goods, and had q reputation for upright
honorable dealings oxcolled by nouo In an Deca-
y 4 lew montha ago, Mr.. MusBor, tired Of his
lonesome widowers llfo, paid court md ho,nnge
not be carriod on without tho knowledge Of the
young follig, aud this knowledge 1od to general
familiarity and intimacy that WAS an inevitable
forerunner OF o moro pormunont acquaint-
to hia soma that ho had determined to bring a
new wife to their homo, brought tho counter
confession from the ambitious young gontlomen
tint they had determined OH tho Barno coureo,
md conveyed. to him tho startling inteligonco.
TINT tho daughters OF tho widow Ind succumbcd
to their porsuasfons, aud TINT tho time-honorc1
nnulo Of Davis was about to bo cliaDgod to that
Of Musser. :. .-4-
We are uninformod aB to the direct channel
tho old gontleman's thoughts took, but IN our
imagination VIC hoar two or three. or perhapa
four, very emphatic adjeotives drop unbidden to
tho ground. ..... -,
a Tow days ago., novort1elesa, tncre was q q
triple weddlng 10 Dccatur County, ILL.,, and the
tilroo happy couples arrived in our city day be-
foro yesterday, remaining two dnyB, and yester-
day loft on tle Central Branch . trsln Tor Wator-
lilo 1adioa wero out shopping yesterday, and
will DO remembered bo closo observers as two
pretty young women, droesod in black, with
uavy-bluo waterproof oloaks and capes, ohap.
oro1lod by o pleasant looking middle aged Indy.
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A Eather nnu Two SONS Marry a MOth-
or nnl TsvO Daughters.

From To AloAlson lKan,} pAGmp7on.
For pure, unalloyed uslbrokon happiness and
conteutmcnt, Atcllson was yeatertlay the tenn
norary abidilg-place Of family that, from aur-
Ernnnliuu circumstances. should bear VI the
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Tho VpO1 T'rndC.

pu1LApEtru1A Aprl 1O,-Wool quiet Ohio, P0nn-
eylvaria. sud West Virgnia double extra and above,
tods57t1o; extra, s5@69c; medium s5@seo; coarse,
52Mo; medium, 53@s5o ooarao, 46a5oc; combing,
Eashea e2s@5oe eomnins unwas,cd 42H@ase
Extra and McrIno pulled, 450s0o; No. and supcr-
Extra, pulled, 45@d0c. Texas, hno and Modn,n, 2oa
bOc Toxas course, 1tG925c.
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NEW YonK. April l0.-Thero was general dul!neas IN
a1' departmental Of trade to-day, jobbing branches
quie but ateady at ruling quotations printa In far
demand for n,oeo lots gnghams aM,, ngSs
AMI iobbiug prices Irregular. Black siiks selling
freely ut low prlcos Woocns very dull.
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CITY REAL ESTATE,


-: ----
o-n~ $500 1,rc ~ -
'on Pr. sALR-hV LEVI WING q co., 81 pEA1s-
!!ssss nd !s WeSs.hs1. sna lSifs. NO. oco
oa:c nd o Rfafries ~. ana TTenty.s1th:.t. sls. eS
% S y ' d;Sa;
ssiss ~ Sfe or 5 T;{5 NV is9f 5K 575
o1t 5 mdny T NJ e.t lot ss cpe ?f
Gpssse 81;
sAhssHq2M 1E91a1s sot ASn LOT j. ~
sRs II! a9sDrsHs n sss
IS III Ts f. ss y5se
sa ssTs;sss thl; ssss
G1 s.,
gsS$s;ss 1 =
nsf s1 ysn n M
t;s mon ifSsF E1i,570 d: 7i5R7 IN d1a17aT a7,7R
Ts!1! M! T. .s!a MaHD d34 IL Ssss@5s.! s
y 5s5@ 54sss; S4fS=zz5 75zz 775sz 571i7zzz
Hh" EA1soa1t5a1hso 3ACG&.t't
near AGams:;st. WILL I'd compl0tea JUNO
NOR SALN-ON EXOiiANGF-LOT q 8foXlso TIsI;T
north sldo Of Grantpaop, 1b0 foot cast n urlbMt
at, near 1nno!n Pnrk lrco OF ncnbrhncp+ Value, $85
por l0ot VIII o1ohango, and ASSUME mnrtRaRe OF not
HNnF j AsrisH Uu" 17S nonth Watar.at p''p''"'
.3rI, = :; = Nm = n m 7saa;
IfOt ShLIS-hI A. nAfIAlN-LOlS .ON WISI-
F.r0s Wis{ins to Eud. no money peaurod loW HsHt
furnish litto paros roqulted. Inquire at le5 South
Chrk+st., In bank.
7F0NI67, ~ 7515o is7s7;T5 7oo 77;,i,13
o, "oss Il III M 70 1S1n f onoAp on easy
-0655TT-5 5T1577 NJ = - ;. M; 7sS7s; = -
tVh N LE-aslUHf AND bA6EhlEMT NJ AlsHLlf-
a. isnot noubc. Wltn pficR nafn M5 sof l9diah9-hy.,
House, Il dosirsd Apply to uiiAB, t., JlNKs oorner
Wost Twenty.socond and Wak.sts.
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r MARKETS by TELEGRAPH,


Ttvrnpoot, April 10-11 D. ,n.-Fiour, 27s od@2aa
A. Winter wheat. 12a 4d@12a ID spring. liz ALDO
lls loa white, 12a 2d0alas 5A; club. l2s 8d@l3a.
Corn, 38s d. Pork, 02s Cd. lard, 44a Cd. Rcccirta
wheat for tho lust !hroo days woro $4,000 qrs, s',ooo
L1vEnrooL, Arrii 1o-9 n. Notwithstanding.
11s 3d1sa lid whIto, 12s odl2s. OIL. Lard, 45A Id.
Rest unclanbel.
LONDON, April 1o--1,ato discount in open market
for months bills, 81, CouaoH, monny, g97<; nr-
count, D2,S59a;4 osa, 16o5; '67p, 1osf 1U4Us, 1ol
now 6a, l04A; Now York ccutral, 30; Eric, s2!4 ;
pre{ertot, o..
srcrm oil, loss. Turpontinc, a9s.
PARIS, April l1.-Ncuius, D0f 65c.
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RIO LEA6E-LUMnER.YA YARD NORTH.AV,, .DI-
rgstly north an 1dto!ninK Waldo Wassgs' l,mhe.'
81 phIuaKo Paulo ltairuhd Euus through tue tsaut
Inquire ut Room u lsxohauXY building.
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PERSONAL,

Observation-Disclosures WANTED OF FRITZ
Wlllig sou a. tho late Gotth!lt @il9i lst a Us
10 years u aFe. HonsthiHg hs adyantagem III msy ha
1t Chicago, ILL.,
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f1,o LEAHE-,-DoOK AT BH1p0EpO1iT. OPPOSITE
sIh k.tisoHd GomHany So ioos lyuF sna 40,
IT, H. supplied at reasonable rateH BY uontEaot with
rairoad company, Apply t. !s KlAIMAnD, 1bS Wash.
5
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

yxrANTED-A TEACHER OE pHQNOGnApliY-
w Pitman's pystam. Ad4kaaa H. Ysthnna "faaAs
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The GREAT ScANDAn-THE CURRENT
SETTING AGAINST BEEcHRR. New
York correspondent of the Hartford
(Oonn.) Times, of September 80, says:
q sThe under.cui rent in the Beecher-
Tilton scandal is now seething m ore
than ever since Tilton's last statement.
Orthodox people, who previously were
on Beeoher's side almost unanimously,
are greatly divided, mauy having ar.
rayed themselves against him and be-
como open in expressions of belief in
his guilt. The latter say privately
that he must retire from the pulpit.
aud that his return to it will do irrepa-
1sb.o ;Dja7y 20 .tls cause OF Christianity
in America and Professionalism through
out the world. These nre making
great efforts to unite Congregational
churches against Plymouth Church, at
least to draw up series Of resolutions
expressing entire disapproval of
Beecher, and Of the determination Of
his parishioners to cleave to him in
the face of the strongest Indications of
his guilt. Present appearances ARE,
notwithstanding published denials.
that all Congregational societies will
make open md relentless war on
Plymouth Church ii it permits Beecher
to resume his ministry. Many leading
preachers and laymen here aud in
Brooklyn do not hesitate to say they
believe Beeoher guilty"
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Ii{:INIySI.'S
III Il ~ : 81. ,
Standard Family Medicines

Standard Family Medicines.
A \ experience Of forty years, ana en-
"a dorsed by tho highest professional
akili in the country. DIR. HEINITSIl'S IS
FAMILY MEDICINES arc compounded
with great care, expressly for family usc.
The public have, therefore, a guarantee
that the formulas OF these Medicines are
based upon strictly scientific principles, by
one thoroughly acquainted With the mc,,i-
col qualities and eM.cts OF each ingredient
and OF their combined influence When
chemically united. I can, therefore, recon-
mend these preparations with the greatcst
confluence, being full. persuaded from past
esperionce that they will give very GENE
RAL SATISFACTION. The uso of these
Family Medicines" is not confined to the
ilitcratc and crcdulous, for innumerabe
persons nsofintclliGcnce of and character, occu-
pyinG tho most prominent stations in eoci-
tty, too honest to impose upon othe,s. and
too sagacious to be imposed upon them
selves, not only use, but rccommen them
in the highest terms ot praise, for the uni
furm!ty nf their success in snbduing dis
casea. Fer sale by L. Fl. nEINIlSE,
DrngGist and Chemist,
S'rtGf Colnmbia, s. &.
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The DnEARY RADICAL "GospE1. =
In the beggary and bankruptcy of Re-
publican craftsmanship nothing re-
mains but the gospel of hatred. and
Roscoe Conklipg breaches 1t ut Utica
with as much earnestness, as much
eloquence and ns much feeling as he
preached war to the knife when Sumter
fell. We confess it is dreary reading,
and the mind turns away in despair
from this continual refrain about the
''rebels' and rebellion" treason"
and 'sslavery"-these invocations Of
war. these persistent adulations Of
Gen. Grant as "necessaryto the safety"
of the Union. .-Neo York Herald.
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The Southern Historical Society has
recently received number Of valuable
books and papers. The society has
from DR.. John a. Johnson, of Beau
fort, S. c., with comments and notes
thereon: Report of Brigadier- Gen eral
Thomas +. Drayton, commanding at
the battle of Port Royal, S. c., No
yember 7th. 1861. Report of Colonel
r. G. NJ. Dunnovant, Twelfth Regi-
ment Sonth Carolina Volunteers, Of
same battle.
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PRUssIA's PIsoAToRrA1 PUkUH AsE.
A statement is current in New Jersey
that an agent of the Prussian Govern
ment recently effected the purchase Of
Lake Weewanapee, a small sheet of
water in Union County. The price
paid is set at 100000. The use to
which the lake is to be put, as set
forth. is the raising of leeches for
medical purposes. aud of salmon and
trout, the fish to be used for stocking
Prussian streams. The lake is fed by
springs. 1t is to be divided of into
leech and fish divisions.
NeU York Herald, 2SM uu.
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COLUMBIA, S. c.. WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER r 1874
Hon. D. H. Chambe PROPOSES

E9ARDLESS of political opposition,
~ 70 gain tho ;,ubcrnationa, clair. The
indian Girl proposes, regardless OF orro-
ht'on In her liUc. to gL,u the Wholesale
trade OF the State; Tor, 81. the ma .cr ur tho
itrp*ichoran Sclionl snrpn--cs in graceful
ness the man wllo only know. how
To Dance q jig
>" thl. maid, through long rxrrricncc, and
through Acquaintance Wit, Tia. rc:t il trade,
cam surras> other li"u-cs, in placing with
Dealers such Cigars al h,ir customers
Will most delight to smoke TOR really, YOU
might as well ex?act Republicans to meet
Democrats
On the Democratic Platform
As tn look for Cigars that III quality or
pilcc will compnrc with those sold at
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
Cuiumbia S. c.
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Perkins Anthem Book!!
PRICE 81 so. $3.50 PER Dog,

A New and excellent collection, by W i.
II .. PERKINS,. Will bo warmly wei
coined by Choirs, as tho anthems are not
difficult, and are just what is needed FIR
"Opcning' and "Yuluntary" pieces.
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| lcdSt one SuAT0.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial climate; her immense upde-
Scloped back country, containing fertile
coil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti.
bic water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and he-
unparalleled European ocean course, ss
destined, upon tho completion of thie I'M
PoRTANr Trunk LINE, to emerge frt nj ber
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended che should be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY
The following clause in the charter is
published for the information of eub-
scribcrs:
SIC. 4. "That no Stochhoidcr Of ssid
Company shul! be held liable ter The debts,
contracts or acts of said corporation
beyond the amounts actually sub. cribed to
he Capital stock Of said Company by euch
StCchLulGtr."
DIRECTORS:
Gro VI. WILLIAMS, GABRIi.L CASNoS,
Il. .BoLLMAN%, JoHN ii. EyISs
ALMA GAGE. Y. B JITEE,
lHEO. d. JEEvfY, -. 4. EUNcAS
IHEo q. BARKER, JAMES j.. BLACK,
JOIN s. FAIRLY, JOHN S. Willy
Principal ohic- aid Address 25 Broat
rirc p; Charleston, 6. c.
G. G. M3MNITGl:R, !'reeiItnt.
4. c. kACtM N, Secretary and Treae.
Jni" 3mo
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Stoves ! Stoves!

FULL limo of TIN WARE, Cooking,
&z Heating and Parlor STOVES. would
&s3Y call your attention TO the omen Frank
STNiin for coal, suitable for Plr!ors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, beautiful in design and
warranted to wnik well. Call and s.ctAtin
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE ESTAB.
I.tS1lMENT, Main street, opposite j. H.
KinarIs. EcptIS
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA OTTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,

AUGUSTA, "a.
fIt1 F. natirfaction this PRESS has given
Il i'll the past. the great Improvement
made Oh it. and tho fact Of it's LeiDg from
torty 10 fifty dollars cheaper than any other
good Press, should iuduca planters aud
others u send for one Of our new Circu,sre
before Purchasing. We also manufacture
Irons for Water Power Presses and Scrcv
Presses. Address
rENDLETON 4 BOARDhIAN,
Foundry aud Machine Works. kolloch
Street, Augusta. Ga. July wIl4mo
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The Song Monarch

PRICE Is CENTS. PER poZES $50.
The best book OF the Season for Singing
Schoois. Dy II. II. PALMER. assisted by l..
q. EMEEsoN. Music principally secular,
and is ot tho most interesting character
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Tho Road that promises to make Charles.
ton the market for the trade Of the great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Anne.
RIGA and Europe; also, an important en-
grant station.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE
STILL AHEAD!

TtNllE proprietor OF tEis establishment
\ would respectfully announce to the
pubic md his numerous patrons, that he
has largely increase his facilities for sup-
plying to them the bee; brands of CTGAES,
both imported and domestic. Their force
for the manufacturing Of the beet Cigars
has been largely increased. thereby ciia-
bling them TO compete with tho largest
New York and Baltimore h0uecs or this,
the denlcrs throughout the cu,irc state
oan certify. The celebrated SC PARTAGAS
arc stl.l all tho rage; also, the TO-. IN
PORTED LONDRES.
NJ. SUTZBACHER,
No. 10j Main street,
Two door. below Wheeler Uun.n.
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Fresh Arrivals
ENlLLlNG Cr WITH SEASOEABiE
GOODS
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra Sugar-Cured Bacon S:ri;s.
Mild Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Full Supply Canned Salmon, Inb-t,r.
Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mnsi.i ocm-, Nc
Coiiees-larched and Green Java, No.
cha, Laguyra and Rio
Tcas-Finest and Cheapest Assert mcnt
OF Tyson, Gunpowdcl, japan, Oulnng, &c.
Assortment Of Spices, Mustards. Pickles.
Olives, Sarsllnes, and a general stock oi
Staple and Fancy Groceries. III great va
riety, all fresh and tempting. offered low
Tor cash GEO. SYMMERS.
Sept "a
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An Important enterprise for the develop
mCrt of South Carolina.
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THE LEADER!!

PRICE s1.36. Sl2.00 PER- DOZEN
Tho Ecw Church Music Book, by II. Il.
PALMFR, assisted by L. .. EMELsoN. gentle
men whose previous books have been moro
successful than any others. Please ,x-
:aiuca.
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$1,000 Tick.t.-G,0 900 Cash Gifts.
$3.50, ,OOU 70 b. Given AWAY.

d ,c. CASE: .iIEt. assre eating. so, ,UCC
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Who.r IicA,t,. 10 90 Qr'itr 'i'kts..; 81
Halt I.akc.s... ) 60 ii Tickc,e lLu 90
NO iApiYlDUAL BENEFiTS
This Concert = stricily for MASONIC
purposes, and vii! b. cunduct, Il with TIE
came liberaiity, honesty and inlrness which
characterized the tr.; enterprise.
JOKS L.. ROPER, Pr.sidrnt.
For tichets and circulars, giving full
information, address
HENRY V. MOORE. Sc, Norfolk. VIZ
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Sept 40
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in tea
installmcn:s.
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a New Cigar Store.

HAS been opened at 1851 Assembly
IL street, Factory No. -, Third District,
Sonth Carolina. 4 ho subscriber respect
1u'iy lh'"rms the public that he has opened
at the above store, where he will keen con.
stantly "n hlnd IL full usHurtmcnt of CT
CARS and TOBACCO. both domestic and
imported. He feels rurc that lie can Offer
inducemcntsin DOMESTIC CIGARS, a HE
stock is made under his personal super
vision, in this city. IMpOHTED GOODS
sold at the lowest prices. share Of the
public patronage is solicited, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Country merchants will
dn we'll to examine my srock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N. GOLDSMITH,
10Ji Assembly etrcct,
Oct .>Ortli nf the Market
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Spartan burg and Asbeville Railroad
Natare's Highoay Across The Mountains:
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuSSEL1.;
LET 1T DE BUILT SPEEDILY:

4 link in the Air Line Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Louisville. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charirs'" scvcnty-fo
miles long. wish less ti...1 ;wcnty miles of
heavy work.
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Shorter than IL, , limo from New Yorh.
Philadelphia ANA Baltimore to either OF
.neso cities, and many hundred milee
nearer to these centres of Western trade
than any existing limo to Charleston.
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ir!l b. all dealers. Either book cent
!pe, paid Tor rcta price.
OLIVER DiTSON IL CO., Bostcn.
CHAS. II. DITSON & CO.,
I'll Broadway, Ny
Oct :
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Every citizen OF this State should cHa At
least one Share.
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AMERICAN SCHOOL.
II U S &c r E ADE r S

iS3 BOOKS. PRICE IS CTS, 80 CTS, AND so CTS.
Perfectly adapted to graded c!asscc, in
Urinary ahd Grammar Schools. IF l.. ..
EMERSON and w. S. TILDEN. Already in
r;cctssfIl use in the schools
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4 his "rw store. Main street. nearly op-
IA pus!tr the Central National Psnk, hae
large and beautiful stuch of fine WATCHES
stem anS key windcrr, frcm best European
and American meuuis riururs, aud OF hie
own Importation, IL gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWt iiiii An nnr,valed aseort-
ment jus, received and all the latest styles.
Sterling ;1l.EEG-W WAKE, in sets and casee,
fIdsl Presents. H.! ver! fine selection Of
plated Ware Cold Watch and Neck Chains,
L"ckets, clesaI; Seal. Wedding and En-
IuEemcGt Rings, large stock ct Spectacies
and EHc-Giasr, =. Clocks, Mneical Boxes,
and n great variety tf Fancy Articles. Ny
stock II the iarSest and best selected in the
Southern country and will he sold Il. clesp
ii SAN" article cal. he boUEL; auSwltit.
Oct 81
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTIONS.
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
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CLOTHING BUSINESS

Our Boys and Youths Clothing
Embraces every variety that can he
found in large retail clothing houses, and
have been selected with great care, AID
will be freely shown.
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Our make Of SHIRTS have reputation
for fitting second to none.
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We keep large lines Of ENGLISH AND
FRENCH CLOTHS Of the choiccet makes.
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You will certainly save money by giving
US call.
R, R. 6 W. G. sWAFFIELD,
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Central National Bank Bnilding.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed Rooms from 50 por month upwards;
Family Rooms from Sc per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from Sc pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLIO
SETS and other modern improvements in-
side building. No back rooms, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor
in charge of building. Apply Ia Central
Bank, or to Mossrs. SEIBELS d EZELL.
April2
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To Rent.

~ A COTTAGE HOUSE on Blanding
GHA street. between Bull and Pickeus.
-lll. For terms, apply to
Ang Is JOHN AGNEW GSON.
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Notice.
TERTIFICATES OF TIE CITY OF Co.
~ LUMBlA, that are made receivable
Tor taxes and dues to the city, will be tax en-
at par Tor Goods ut d. EPSTIN'S,
Oct2 Under Columbia Hotel
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OUR GOODS

Are better male, CUR ASSORTMENT
lsrger, and OUR PRICES lower, than any
other house in tho State.
An experience o. thirty ycars in The
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House to Rent.

~ THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRF
l1iIH LOT Of 1Irs. i. J. Arthur. Good gar
den and excellent we'll Of water. Pos
session Sc n given immediately: Apply to VIM
MARTIN or f II. ARTHUR. July
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For Rent,7

~ THE commodions Brick and Meta
M1 koof STOKEHOUSE, No. GO Mail
11An street. Terms very low. Apply t,
EElbELS IL EZELIl or to BOONE & MUL
LER. Attorneys. at-Lnw. Aue5+
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Wanted, Few Boarders,
A I. No. II Lady rtreet. between Main
"A and Assembly. Terms reasonable.
Apply to ". S. POPE
Sept IS