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nALLA. aouNTY.

District Judge-ll, haiksdale, Dallas,
Criminal court Judgi -hilnh Hare hhef'
man, ,.
District Attorney q, bower hlllns,
District nnd eK,OfilclO County Clerk
Alexander llnIW0Od,
Deputy Cerkh-ll, d, llRwlinH, Pierre ~
nrOWH, William A, liarwO0d,
khnriii-Iameh u, iiarfleY,
ilaK Ulmh W, l.. VmmllliOn,
Deputy hhOlhs-l, M, Chapman, Thomas
4, floyd fhomNa r. hcoll, beverly scott
John liOw0n,
hufveyOr- l,nheW N, C0pll
fionanieI- Martin Y, Cole.
Cattle and hide iuepoclor-lhomaa John'
wv" JUSTICES OF rnE rfiCg,
Precinct No, John u. <enool protidlnu
Precinct No, g-wllliam A, George, Ian.
enhlcr,
Precinct No, a-Chnrlcs BARKER Cedar
Hill,
Precinct No. l-IhOmas l., Frank, Droclt'
inrldgp,
Precinct No, 6-Thomaa u, Coates, scyeno
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sorIoR no ADVERTISERS.

Hereafter All bills fur advertisements
Ia thts paper viii he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified la contracts,
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I.nvyer,s nr,ess

Printed in pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, nj the HERALD OFFICE.
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G. b. MoRPHIs, of company A, of
the frontier battalion, died lat Stephens
Vile, on the 10th ult.
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TANNEnlLL LODGE, No, ~, n, n a. NJ,
meets ON the second and last saturday oven
mgs Of ench month"; ~ ne Masonic Hall,
JOHN j, GOOD, W, NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No ne az. a 4, NJ,
meets ON the lllst Saturday EVENING" of every
month, 1T It's hall over WhcntR store, on
Main street VIC YOUNG, w. NJ.
A. W. NowLtS, Secretary.
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Odd Fellows.

RIDGELEN ENCAMPMENT No. %, !. o
q. r., meets on the hwt ana third Friday
nights In e0Ch month, 0t the odd Fellows
Hall, II. q, BOHNY, &. 4,
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. Il, 20. .. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, ut the odd Eel
lows Hall, jus. Il. DAVIS, N, q.
4, Il. WoLp Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. - l. q, y. T., meets
every Monday night0t Odd Fellows hall.
IL. Is MCCONNELL, n, q.
II. p. LYLE, Secretary
coed TempIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. 0. G. r.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION S. RECORD. w. G. 7.
j. W. RECORD W. Secretary.
Patrons of IIusbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, of the
Patrons Of HuSbandry, meets Mt Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays of each month,
t, L. FRANK, Master.
ID. II. BECKER, Secretary.
Knights OF Pythias.
CoEUR DE LEON LODGE. No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. Il. B. Seay, Past
Chancellor; Il. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; Y. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor II, p.
Prelatc; a. =. Jott Masterof ENcheuuer: j. s,
Downs KaSler of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals Cross, NJ. at A.
Britanic society.
The Brltanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights of Pythas
hall. B, MUNDEE. President
j. ii. RYAN, Secretary.
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COSSrARLES,
SOCIETIES


DALLAS COMMANDEUY Mott, KnlghlH
Tcmplar,w meet nj hnAsyluln lil the clty
OF Dallas, on the iwl Thursday nitur the last
Saturday IN 0noh month,
FRANK AUSTIN, n, q.
En-, q, llOwER, Recorder.
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LmImber.

Yellow plnof0ughall Hlzeaand lengtht W w
per mi White Pine elenr, "a, llGNnd Inches
1D 10 Der mi White Pine Notwithstanding
b97 10 per m, White Pine wontherhoardlnR
B2li per mi White flno Notwithstanding
tan0O per White Pine colllng tO 90 Per lpi
WhitG rinp inch boards con 0U per mi White
ahinldra, 30 30 per mi cypress No, |
shingles, % no per M lh.linga, ianoy hond,n
$50 ~ por nj lAth ~ 20 pur ini shingles,
white pine NJ W prf nj hhlnglCH, white
tomcnta5 tOper bOueli Plnaicrrafls " 'OO per
hurVl
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order. at this office
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DALLAS CHAPTER No, Il, Royal Arpl
MnsOnA, meets Nt the ChNptcr Rooms In The
city Of Dallas, On the ilNt Monday IN Gael
month.
VINO. YOUNG, NJ. u. II. T.,
HENRY hoLL, Secretary,
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Fruita, Nntr ana ContectIonerlos.
Tinnpra' Stoclts nl,,i NJotnls.

Tin; &c, l0Xli charcoal, per box sl5 80; TX
NXll, charcoal, $50 TX, l2Xl2, charcoal,
81 90; lC, charcol, liX2O, sl7 90; *, charcoal,
liX20, $1,000; lC, llx2O, roofing, $500; lC COX
2S,'s32 0O; block tin " b dc; sheet zinc u II
l5c; Pig lead " b Zoe; Copper bottoms D. ID
5Oc; sheet iron 2GXT n l2Ac; Solder extra
refined " ID S3c; Galvanized from in full bum
dies u 10 zoe: American Russia III ID soc.
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Weekly Herald

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING
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Grand total vote Of The state............ $4,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-14
. lw.aw. I'm. an. aM. sM.lY.

Twelve lines OF Agate L1ake one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b plainly
mark the length OF desired they will be contn
ued and charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards mot exceeding Nve les
Inserted a. Eve dollars per snnum owe. FIVE lines dol
ar per line extra.
Transient advertising N all 10 be paid strictly In
advance
II Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
ents before interpolation of the contract will be charg
ed the full rates as above charge will also be made
or dissolution and other connected with their
regular business.
Local notices, ff,et cents per lire.
II In no case will these terms be departed from.
IL The date the slip which the subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the date to which they have paid ana at once notify the
publishers Of any discrepancy.
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III. u. tiillen,

The mammoth stock on hand, together with
the large invoice on the road, causes Dir. Gillen
to announce that he will offer still greater bar
gains than ever to his customers. His motto OF
quick sales and small profits has increased his
trade so greatly as to cause him to launch out
with still smaller profit. We are pleasedto note
that one merchant at least is determined to d.
vide his profits with his patrons, and predict
that Hugh Gillen will by strictly following his
motto maintain his position as the leading ner-
chant of Ottawa.
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Look at This

WE. friedman is prepared to deal cut ration.
for the hungry in the shape of vegetables. III
has Just received and is receiving
400 bushels purple top turnips.
5000 heads of choice cabbage with roots.
] car load OF potatoes.
80 barrels of superior apples.
100 dozen celery with roots.
40 bushels Of choice onions
A part of the above stock has already been re
ceivcd, the balance is On the road. Now IS The
time to buy your winter supply. These Yegeta
bles arc selling like hot cakes, so you must cal
early or they will be sold. Call ut once and Sc
cure the bargains offered.
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Crowded.

That's the condition Of D. Heenan & Cos. store
since the enlargement. Crowded with dres!
goods, domcstics, cloths, boots and shoes IN th'
dry goods department Crowded with staple
groceries, fruits and vegetables in the grocery
department Crowded in every room, whether
above or below daylight, with the choicest ant
best articles that money and long experience
can buy. And, better stIll crowded with mel
and women and children selecting ordering
paying for and carrying to their homes supple
for present wear and consumption, and for tht
cold bleak weather by and by.
They are making constant additions to tAcl
dress goods. Ladies viii find the iltcso style
and patterns on their shelves.
4 splendid assortment Of cloths for mem ant
BOYS garments. Bargains in cas-imcrcs.
Boots and shoes Tor all. \ good stoc, ant
great variety.
A carload of Michigan apples just received
and will be sold by the barrel, bushcl or peek
Turnips, cabbagcs, onions, squash, p''''oc
and other Vegetables, always on hand.
! Cotrecs, teas, sugars, canned fruits fish ny ;A'
kit or keg, dried fruits, SALT spices, &c, at III
lowest prices.
| Call and see their goods whether you want Z
purchase or not Remember that this fra buy
more goods than any other in the county, &c
The very best terms and hence can not b, IN
dersod.
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Spo,IiIon, Exposition.

The ladies Of the Episcopal Church OF otta
tawa have been busy for u month or two past
and are still hard at work preparing to open
about the second week in December, CRANE
Exposition" OF useful and fancy articles, choice
displays OF crochet and needle work rs well as
other rare work OF art and skill, mainly in the
line OF Christmas and general holiday goods
Exact day and place Of opening to be announced
hereafter. Their friends and the public are
meantime Invited TO make no purchases in tina
line until they see the gorgeous display at tn,
IMPOSITION"
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LAST BUT NOT LEAST.
HULL & BARTELS' FALL
DISPLAY.
A GORGEOUS OPENING.

As announced in last weeks FREE TRADER, the
opcnnr of their fall stock took place at the
salcsroom of Messrs Hull II Bartcls on Thursday
last, and was in every respect brilliant affair
Their stock one Of the finest we ever saw, was
A. tastcfully arranged as any we ever bchcld
considering the magnitude Of their stock and
amount of room.
The leading feature was in ladies and clldrcn's
fur cloaks and sacks. In this line we noticed
several elegant ones, yet one attracted especial
notice beautiful cloak valued ut $3.50 1t was
rich in quality, beautiful in make up, yet not
gaudy in appearance. In fact this seems to be d
characteristic or leading feature in their whole
stock. The fimsy gew- Saws which arc so com
monty tackled or stuck on to goods to give then
a flashy appearance are in conformity with the
latest styles and good taste left Off their goods
1t was noticeable fact that everything had beer
so manufactured as to show its real worth and
the genuine material of which it was made.
OF the very many elegant sets of furs which
were on display we can but add that the same
richness Of material and durability OF make was
The prominent feature. In robes and lap clothes
their stock is undoubtedly the largest and best SC
lccted in the county, demonstrating the excel
lent judgment Of the gentlemen comprising the
firm in catering to the wants Of our community
In fall and winter hats, caps, gloves, mittcns
&c, they are uncxcclcd if indeed equaled out
side of Chicago. Their stock is simply immense
and principally of their own manufacture.
In silk hats, that Is plugs, We know Of theil
oil mn nf hai bnst oft ri (wb oh w
won on election, adonrs our Uranium every Sun
day, If anybody doubts the Improvement il
makes in a bodys feeling, or the sudden numer
BUSINESS Of distinguished associates with which
he may be- e.: surrounded, just let him veal
one of these hats. Why when we land a com
mon teller at that donned our stove pipe and
started across the square We were submitted to
such vigorous hand shaking as to nearly dlslo
cate shoulder, besides attracting as large q
crowd of small boys as did the medicinal man or
lightning calculator.
To enumeratc of their goods further or give
The biography Of the firm or the superiority OF
their workmcn would be supcrfuity, for well
do we know that George Hull and A. I. Bartcls
have, during their twenty years residence IN this
county, csthuisncd lot themselves puslne5H
reputation Of sufficient reliability to guarantee
to them the full confidence Of our people and q
sufficiently liberal patronage to keep them as in
the past, THE LEADING HATTRRs AND FURRfERs in
the county.
That their future may even exceed in prosper
ty their most sanguinc expectations and that at
each opening they may be greeted with the same
spirit Of warm-hcarted approval as on last
Thursday, is our trust.
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ATTENTION, METuoDIsr's,,-Eycrym member o.
the NJ. f. Church should call at Bowman's gal
lery and see the large group photograph OF the
Rock River Conference 1t has been intlma
ted that there would be nothing improper FOL
members of the church to purchase and donate
one of these elegant pictures, neatly framed, tc
any or every methodist minister in this confer
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Mrs. Morris.

An entirely new stock Of stylish and attractive
millinery is now exhibited and offered for sale py
Ottawa's popular millincr, Mrs. Morris. Shc III
forms us that she proposes to continue her low
prices til the first Of January next. But to sc
cure the best and most favorable bargains il
our advice to call at once, before the most dcs!r
able are gone. Her stock IS all new and Is Worti
looking over. The ladies will bear this in min'
and undoubtedly give heed to our advice. lie
rncmbcr the place, the Ladies Bazaar, Court II.
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The ladies Of the Congregational society are
preparing for their annual bazaar, which will be
held in their church some time in December
They propose 20 have both fancy and useful
articles within the reach Of all, and trust t.
their friends for liberal patronage.
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In addition to the above goods in silver, Mr..
Trask is offering his immense stock Of jewe!ry
at remarkably low figures.
On Wednesday we looked through the "stab
lishment, and can vouch for the truth Of the
statement that Trask's is the place to find an as
sortment from which to select, and that Trask's
is the place to buy.
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FROM now until January / shall ,e'l pianos
and organs at prices never before heard ol. l
have the most beautiful new instruments in the
CITY: also. some fine secondhand Instruments
for half price. Every instrument 5 warranted
by parties worth 100000. f. Frank Ford III
Main street, Ottawa.
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OPERA HOUSE MILLINERY STORE.

The popular and only rSca establishment OF the kind in Ottawa
be found the best and attractive of Mill
merry Goods for fall and winter styles.
fall AMI
French Switches iails Puts and Curls
and admiration the ladies of o.
York onden
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When looking for boots ana shoes, Just step
into Child X Phipp,' establishment and see their
stock of winter goods, also ladies fine shoes,
childrcn's and misses school shoes, and in fact
everything one needs 10 wear . keep the feet
warm and comfortable
All IN want oi boys and Ca..L.cH's clothing
should call aud see those aue "ow suits AZ
S;iciel 4 CO...
PoE, FL,IN pr,TruG>.-Now 3, tac proper time
to leave your measure or order a. BowmaE's
gallery Tor tho. porcelain v.t'..cs Tor Ch-is:-
mas b.. v;s
Wint,r r..> az - cents, at i. AlscnGleT'., a,
the Yellow t.."rr.
\ large and complete siccN @; wall paper and
wirdoy shades. jus; received a; c.man & nape-
mans.
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If you can not stop that hacking cough, theI
get some OF Ebert's own make Of candies ina
will cure it,
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\ good heavy winter oycrcoat at $500, at
A. ALsCHULEE's,
Al the Yellow Corner
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Stiefel * Co. have the largest and best asSort-
ment Of clothing in La Sale county. Call and
examine the stock at the square dealers, white
corner
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Now i your time to buy your uoois ana
shoes, and Child " Phipps' Is the place lheH
have The largest sock in the city and guarantee
prices q, iow, If rot lower, for same gual'y o'
Goods
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BrsrxE,, Epr, ,rIoN.-Tu. ladies paironizc
tbc commercial and telegraph evening school.
Special provision, arc made ;or iheir instruction.
Now Is the time To- commence. Get business
education and Dc independent
Day and evening classes now open.
orr,c, Co,lvrrcr,l Nvr TrIEcu,pu IN-Tl.
TUE. Chccycr', h.och.
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Latest STYLES Of Hacks, Carriages and Suggies,

10 let at prices 10 suit times Parties, Weddings. funerals,
PicNics &C. supplied with good rigs on short notice and
Funerals the country adjoining towns promptly at
tended Persons taken to and IRON the depos or TO the
country. night day. gS ept uber the placeon Madi
on street, near the swing bridge. --,.-, 90. -
June ., issl PElEE tGAS.
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To Rent.

\ good residence, 5 rooms, good cellar, well
and clstcrn, only one block from the post iHce
Possession given Immediately. Apply to W. r
Bowman, at the photograph gallery.
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AN ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT.
Spear s. Ciarvat's Fur Emporium.

=, ...,,,n
O''a"a may justly ieei p''uu Vi "'i
nichl SUCH Us oPo"' =" S""' '"'' iu'
/. Is ""no"' "ou'' oH' Va ''' N''@'' -
iihc.
All inc hoNe'lics Iha' Gun W see' -. any
CLASS mouse III INC . n..ea SUITS eau W
'neir iu' o"p''ia" ino, ~, u.p"' s
s's's Vi iau'e' n'''',' '.''u''' "'N 80,
'ut Sooas Vi e'e'y u's.,'p''ol', "on 'no
prlceu " INC "'o'' 'ostiy iu'' ~ "'' 49,"
ihc ieau'ns '''s Vi III. ''"'o-' 1'o ,',,
scai, "H'eh 'hoy manu- '"''"'' ''''' >i'0''
nuns ana caps ~ ih"''"'
Mink nuns, TWO, 'n'e,' iou' ',1 s,-.,,,
Eugehia coi'afc's anu 'oHs' :" '''"''''
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,JoBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities dong all kinds OF Job Work. In the va
rous styles OF art surpassed In this section
and we ecfuy solicit those wishing anything done In
this give call BY the judicous and liberal
OF priRte-'s Ink many mans oruneA as been made ana
tAe feld ia still open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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O'Crowley ia getting so scared at the coAi'h-
ucd fine weather that he VOWS he will sell cheaper
than ever before, and no; be fooled waiting Tor
winter. You inst tn him.
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The ladies Of the PresbSterian church will
give a Thanksgiving dinner in the lecture room
of the church All are invited.
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a. FRANK Il Co.'S Il true that Frank & CO.
are the boss clo;h.ers Of Ottawa, One would
naturally suppose so to see the number OF fre
suits they are daily selling TO the most stylish
young men. Besides an immense stock Of cloth
ing, they keep q fine line OF hats, caps, gloves
and neck wear c., and see them ii you wsnt
something nice.
eau and see tie Ene new stock Of gold peas
at Osman x Ulpemsa's.
The hes. collars a The market is Yours Isu-
"" At - cent, Per box, at
A. ALsCHULERs.
ht the Yellow Corner.
Complete works Ct Bancroft, Prescott lr'irs
and Cooper. ~ OSman Il Hspemans.
A. will auy a -,,l winter suit at " Stiefcl s
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Keep your feet warm and dry, and save that
little doctors bill. Boots and shoes cheap at
the Boston boot and shoe store.
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Do not fail to see the Fern Leaf edition Of the
poets. at O,man " Hapeman's.
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Knights Half Hours with best authors, schil'
lcr's and Shakespeare works in half calf, at Os-
man & Hapcman's.
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The h,rERorD base burner for suit coal j. th'
best thing in this market. OCrowlcy hos IL
Call and see one at WORK.
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Fleece lined slippers at Morgan's new boot and
shoe store.
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Moore's, SCOTS, Byron and Shakespeare IN
full morocco, at Osman Il Hapcmans.
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Cali and sec those new aud fine CAPT oyeIcoa'
for boy- au5 children a: VI. Sticfel E'n.-' "h''
corner.
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The popular clothiers, NJ Stief2l x Co., always
keep the largest stock of boys and children
elofhin~ IN the city
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Livery ( Feed Stable.
PETER EGAN

Would respectfully to the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity that he has The choicest Livery Stocks In This
city, az the City Stables, such as tue
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The boss shoe-.th5 HeTsome gsltcr Afr's'
stock lust received at Mcggtfir',.
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UndersLirts and drawers at p cents piece, al
\. ALscHULER's,
At he Yellow Corner.
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Great Attractions this Week at o. Trask 5
Jewelry store.
This mammoth jawelry establishment is in re-
ccipt of the largest invoice Of silver ware ever
opened in this county. Three large upright show
cases are literally crammed full of their new
goods Those just received will be sold at a
lower price than offered by any other house in
the city, and each article is warranted to be of
first quality. Persons in need of any OF the fol-
lowing articles will find both an ample stock and
low prices by calling early
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Bar., ,nd youths fine calf boot. at Mcrsan'--
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,. ". HGrcucocE, General Passenger Agent.
1scBEBT HAEKIs General Superintendent.
DIV. TOUZALIN.
July jth Agent, Ottawa. Illinois.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-07
hay! Hay!! Hay!!!

MXM- THE sOUTHERN WAREHOUsE
COMPANY has always on hand the
largest stock OF Hay in Columbia.
comprising both Eastern and Western, which
VIII be delivered anywhere in the city, free
rates. Wy Ao"e''
Our facilities for purchasing and handling
are such as to ensbleu us to compete successs
iuily With any other house, and parties in
neeo wiil 40 well to give US call before
dersold. o' ""'
Particular attention is called to our stock
OF Eastern Hay. which is the best in the
u6fRet' NAV 9mo
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=Pec1al Notacs..

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho eff,cts
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. lmpediments to Marriage re-
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