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SrNslnLE. Macon negro philoso-
pher, discussing Tie relatioH 81 The races.
said Yum know Dc turkey. he rocsi on
do fence, and de goose be roost on dc
ground. you pull ds turkey oGds fence
and he viii eit up again. Yoa crop biz
wings, but somhow or nudder he's gwiuc
70 get back on de fenes. Now you put dc
goose on De fence and bs viii fall OF ne
don beloog dsr. De turkey am the white
man. He's down nov, but Is gwinc 70
git up sgain. DE nigger Is de goose. lilo
better Say whar be belongs. aiet
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fFroln the Charlotte IN. lc) Observer, o
Nov. 3. 1878.

itFie ChaFtOffe, ~. u, N0vs ., 20.
Messfs. Culver Brothers: 2a
Having purchased from you. AID had il
use IN our families for some t:mc pist,
your Farmer Cooking Stove. we cheerfully
bear testimony 70 its many good qualities;
It's economy ID the use Of fuel. the rspidity
With which !; does It's work. the uniformity
Of IT, baking aud cooking. and the many
couyenienees combined 10 il. all tend q
IAske Il. 10 our judgment. the best cook.
Ing stove in uso. aud as such We would
raoo,nu,el,i IL the public. 80
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Norih Cdruliila. lredell County.
|. e. L. Summers Clerk Of the Superior
Court for said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing list contains the names
ofrespectable persons .: this and adjOin.
ing counties. They are gentlemen Of ve-
rsciiy aud their STATEMENTS ehtitle them to
full faith aud credit.
4. L. SUMMRi:s. Clerk Iredell Co.
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Il VA X N MI
ANEcDoTE or TnAD STEVENS. Pier
re NJ d. Young. now representative il
iGeugress from Mississippi. was confede-
rate general and a graduate Of West Point.
| tie went to Washington soon after the war.
seeking ia have his disabilities removed.
l.Hexsnt to Tbad Showcases who was chair
nslu of the Election committee, and Thad
began 30 play with bin, as he sometimes
did those whom he intended 10 make bis
' e,ims. lie said:
you arc graduate Of West Point,
believer sEaA ed e
Ties. SIR iiiil 81
~ Educated at the expense Of the United
States, | believe, which Yoa swore faithful
ly TO defeudF
L Yes, sir. "a 80 -
You went into service for the internal
rebellion lls laa .aig1q4ls Es on
Yes, sir fls ssgssg ss~s4,,,
You were brigade commander in the
raid into Pennsylvania. which destroyed
the property u. 50 many Of my constitu-
ents !? I4i gFl5s45 Is
Yes, SIR. .8lag s sar7s
'ls was a squad Of men under your di-
rect charge, aud under your personal CON.
nund. that burned my rolling mill down? 2
.Yes, cir EaLleIt4s i9
Young it6ugllt he was gone. but seeing
that .he old veteran had come into the pos
session Of the last fact. whieh Young did not
dream he knew, it vas impossible 20 deny
the trnth Of his questions. Thad roared
out. Well. like your impudenee. l will
see that yonrn disabilities are removed.
Gvvd morning. The next day the bill
passed the House.
BURNED FOX SoRcERy. .-Sennr castel-
~, Alcaide IL Jacoho. III The State Of Sina-
loss Mexicn. has officially reported To the
Perfect Of his district that on April 4 he
arrested. tried. and burned alive Jose Ma
RE Bonnilla and his wife Diega for sorcery.
il having been proved that they had be-
witched one Silvestra Zacarias. The day
before the execution citizen porras as y e.
nal test made Zacarias have three swallows
of blessed water. whereupon the latter vo-
uited fragments Of blanket and bunches
uf hair. The Alcade states that the peo-
pie we're exasperated against the sorcerers,
aud demanded taat they be burned. The
sentence was executed with bis approval !;
and, he adds. that be has his eye gu other
sorcerers. sgainst whom complaints have
been made BY the citizens. The official
Diario Of Mexico confirms the report Of tile
Outrage. and says several families in the
town have since compelled the officer to
burn another old woman and her sun for the
same cause.
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Tho King Of SIAN has bad a.ainner SER
yivs n silver msdc IN London q ! cost
cftloo,oou.
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FRrTTs IN FLORIDA. - Experiments
have proved Satisfactorily that nearly ali
the fruits common tothe West Indies can
be successfully cultivated ii Florida. Or.
anges, lemons. lines. ciirons. gugvas,
mangos. sugar.spples. alligator-pears, sap.
.adillos. pine.arples. and bananss, sl
grow we'll. aud stand the ordinary winter
without damaee. Several coccanut tree,
were growing finely further south. but
we're cut down by the cold Of last winter.
Tney we're. however. ouly retarded little
In ther growth. as theY are coming up and
looking vigorous. and bid fair 10 do well,
as the csld Of the early winter did not kill
them.
While on visit 10 IIart's Orange grove
i few DAYS since we atc several orange,
from difefent tress. and found them las.
eious and juicy. e
The heated term has set in--thennome-
ter 9S degrees. with cooling bresses frou
.he south At night PitutGd Herald.
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Tnr BAn-Rodas or SAN FnAsclse,

'fnE BAR Ro0as or San FRASc1sco.
The bar-rooms ofSan francisco are feat.
ure oil that city. II is not 70 much .thsir
number which attracts attention, but tho
elegance with which they are surrounded
New Orleans and St. Louis are both fined
for mAgnifcent bar.rooms. but The splsndur
Of both these cities is effeetuslly psled By.
the oriental elegance which eharacterizes
the saloons Of San farneiseo. They nro
palaces, bailded In marble aud decorated
with gold. All the treasures of art are
layished upon their f-esto6d ceilings and
lblazoncd bars. Beautiful statues occupy
nichcs in the walls. Tue a,ors are covered
with Brussels carpets which yield Ike
moses to the sect of the reSelrr. Large
mirrors decorate the walls 10 which the
magnificent scene is reproduced and repro
duced until q Thousand cleaning, lights
from massive chandeliers seem 10 surround
You. No wonder that californians driak
aud drink The fascinstion of one of their
frst-class bar-rpoms is sufficient 20, lura.
even . etssadsr % sip tho exliliniips
vino.
Sad .si,izs I q Z II, ine' .4<.,.
4 FLoAriso MESAaERir --1tiis s.s,,
ted that a party of arwy eEsesrs. Who have
been engaged in mounting guns and other-.
wise putting the Cub porte 10 serviccsLle
csadition. while sailing through the Mis-
sissi2pi sound. siace the recent aaoa, en-.
cVrntorod 8 remarkable scepe. For miles
were seen logs dritivood.. aud pu,el,es &c
turf aud soil. floating out iuto tie Gulf.
dllsd With I've snfmals, which cling 10
thsir frail bsrki with the tsnarity % sh,p.
wrecked mariners. Among The suirnals
we're seen rats. raceoons. po<sums. rabbits,
slligators. and mocvqsin snakes. 10 uneoust.
Cd number. al ..bropabt down ftom tia
swamps and marshes. perhaps from 6fty 10
one handsea miles inlsud.
isii sss i.s--a~-~Aes%.s-.as....ll.i > ..yat..
{! 6ill .hir tpals aud .littlS liohess .ass
will worship bin.
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Of said ciiunty, Of good aud respectable
standing.
Witntss my hand and official seal. at
my Office in Charlotte. tLis tile 4th day Of
November, 1873 !. 3. ~
[st II. A. OSBORNE. G. s. G.
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tFrom the Slatesyllle N. Cj Intelligenee
Nov. 1. 1871
Stifesv;iie, N. c.. Noe. /. 1873.

Nessrs. Culper Brothers:
The . Farmer Cooking Stoves you
sold as some time ago. we are pleased to
say. work 10 entire satisfaction. and are 10
good IN every parIicular as recommended
by your Agent. A cooking stove is one
Of the n,ost necessary and desirable srtic-
les II household economy, and Il properly
used will Promote the health. comfort aud
happiness Of eyerysmcmber Of the family
About tkrse IrHldfcd names are lett oat
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II u. A Osborne. Clerk Of the Superior
Court d said seps,y, do hereby certify
istrt nc pk.rc ramcd parties ars citiiers
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!, FREE OF Gu ARGE.
THE IA BILE

win he supplied with every artirie 10 be found
u the nrei-l-s lioiels ~ tiie Interior 5csiles
U,stcts. Eat0llops. snl Grabs. sca Tnrtl-. Ter
Tspins. Lobster. and every variety oi Fish a
bounding ID tie profile waters the iiarbor aud
Oc,an. NN8E
An ahundaut supply ef Tc z has hecn provided
wheh viii in FURNISHED olr Guesis free VI
charge.
The subscriber having hid mlseh experience
lai home aud abroad 10 Hotel keeping. and ale,l
by eolnpeteni aud courteous Assistants. niner.
hhnsrll by strict atfenflon o. ba-incs., and with
= corps ~ well trained and 0blising servants ~
his command he will W. able 70 give enlirr salts.
firiion u al who mas pstronlxc him..
tllllJbTER MS. .-ltli
Per day. ss,0. Two Weeks. s3.. o.
Une Week. 1900. Three Wrrk-. j,N
four Weeks sa.p Calender NJ. li.0o
Children aud Sersant.. half prirc. Spsci n AZ.
rsngsments with Families anil Excnrsionlstss
an business Commun.raiions should he ad.
GEO. ". CHARLOTTE.
June 10. Proprietor.
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This deeeptivs qaalI,y q ia.osissa.. !

This deceptive quality Of iutcxican,s is
one. argument for tho prudence Of entire
abstinence, Another Is found in.the pro.
iligious difficulty in reforming the hari
drinker.ei Not one-tcntlI are ever saved. A
majority Of those who have been tempon.
rily reformed iu the insbriste asylans hf-
terwards 20 back 70 their wallowing ii the
mire. Poor Dick Yates, the brilliant
illinois senator, was only one Of the million
slo. having thrust their hands into The an
acenda's mouth. wsre never able 70 es-
cape. My friend Cough assures .me this,
after thirty years Of Christian living, he
cannot trust himself near a bottle. There
are men snd women Who cfnnct reform. I
speak sdvisedly. af,er twenty Eve years of
constant dealing with cases Of liquor dfink-
ing--from the 6rs, spree 'of the youthful
beginner 70 the horrible finale of the do
Iirium tremcns. Men have confessed 70
me. with sngoish ofspifit: This Is inca-
rabls. | cannot stop The fes inebri.
atns who are saved are saved IS by fro =
Dr.. Theodore Caylsr. ia n,s Independent.
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Monroe ccunty. Indiana, claims The dis.
tinction of pasessins one ~ ,hs oldesi. Il
not the Oldest ci,ispus u The country /.
Tie u named william Ross, and no was
born az Guilford Court ileass. No zoo
The i2th Of May. 1850. aadiseopequen,ly
moro tban.i Us years old. He lises near
Bloymington. erd i reported % enjoy ex.
vcllcnt health.
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f'ihl .hir tpalc. aud .lit,ls Gouess ass
will worship him
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A CROQuET GROUND y

Has heen Arranged Cor tlIc ne The Guests of he
Hotel. where al ha delight Ia this healthy and
be- ulifgl rune may Do ~,
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State South Carolina, Barnwell CO

State South Carolina, BarnWell Co.
By tie BOuri 81 County Commissioners of
sad Coanty.
Pl virtue nf nm Act Of the General as
- aemb!y of said State, ratified on the
l2.h day of February, a. y. 1873, and of g.
Cnmmiseicncrs. adopted on the 18th dag
of June, \. D. 1874, tho undersigned will
sell, ut public auction. in the town of Harn.
we'll, the County seat of said County, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of September next,
it being sa!c.Lay, tho COURT HOUSE
EUlLDiNG AND LOT. in the town of
Blackyilic, with III! its privileges and APP
lurtenanccs, to the highest bidder for
CASH, and Will make titles TO the purchaser
at aAiu sale.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EUILDIHG A large.
nc" and finely constructed brick building
two stories high, fronting the South Caro-
lima Railroad. and one hundr ed yards, more
or less, distant thercfrom; said building
being forty feet wide b. sixty feet long
containing aix SPACIOUS rooms on the first
fi1Or. and cnpacious court hall. ant; two
small rooms on the second floor, III plaster
Ell and nicely finished, with four iirc-p!aces
in tho hall and one in cac!. room Of the
building, will pAssaSc-way nine feet
wi'!o running through the entire length ot
the building "n The ground floor; said
building beng rooted with lin, fitted M
with mantc!-p!cccs, Venetian blinds, uin-
dow sash anu in every way clnln.u,iiuus
and convenient.
The lot q. land belonging TO the County
upon which said Court iourc hnil,linr is
situated contains TWO acres, NOR or lss
j. ALLEN TOBlN.
Ch,rmar.
nERCULiS McGKl.ANY.
HENRY CUkER,
County Commissioners EI:uwa.l Comfy
June 2G ~
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New Books at Bryan's.

TTlHE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Reiation
4 to tho Antiquity OF Man-by Jamcs
Gcikc, T. s.. So so.
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. foi tirnc OF George
lll.) S200.
Sumner, tProicssor,) on Ame,icau Cur.
rcncy. $500.
Doctiinooi Evolutionary Winchell II 90
Fcrncs' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Fcrncs' from the Earth TO the Moon and
Around 1t. sl.0n.
Sun Views OF the Earth or the Seasons,
i!imstrated-by Proctor, +. Il. s. s. 80.
Fernes' Journey TO tho Centre OF the
Earth. as cents.
Also, 2 supply "f now NOVELS. by Eng
llah ard 2erMan Anthnrr ichran
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House to Rent,

81 TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
SII,T LOT OF Mrs. T.. j. Arthur. Good gar.
don and excellent we'll Of wafer. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to VIM.
MARTIN or i. II. ARTHUR. Jnly4
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT
4 FrER hoa, ing tho arguments in tho
"a great nlIndanlHS cnre, and having
delayed decision, seem to be
PUZZLED TO DETERMINE
How to act towards just and nnjnss claims.
JnaEes OF the Weed. however, find no diff.
cHity III at once telling
The DIFFERENCE SETWEEN
a celebrated &c. CItiAi and ono sold in
imitation, Tor, rcall, the comparison is az
iia'cuiotis az comparing the climates OF
SOUTH CAROLINA AND AFRICA.
Hr-i'cs, :he cop!righte, brand secures tho
.Xt.nsiyo gale OF these justly celebrated
Cigars to tno
INDIAN G!nL CIGAI; STORE,
JAY Columbia, s c.
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Ito Rent.

l,,1 THE front portion Of the STORE
'T"sN now occupied by y. e. Pe;x,tto IL
Sons. fronting 81 feet OH Main street
and running back about 80 feet For
terms, apply On the premisns TO
July 22 f3s 90 iEiXOrrb < SONS,
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Spartanburg and AsbevilIe Railroad
Nuture's Hgh,oay Across Tie Mountains,
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TUSSEI1,
LET 1T BIC BUILT SPEEDILY.

link in the Airline Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Lsuisvillc. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston, scventy-four
miles long, with less than twenty miles OF
heavy work. .I
Shorter than any line from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either os
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Western trade
than any existing limo to Charleston.
Tho Road that promises to make Charles.
ton tho market for the trado OF tho great
M rth-wcst, the West Indies, South Amc-
rica and Europe; also, an Important emi-
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
IN important enterprise for the develop
meat vi South Carolina.
Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in ten
instalmcnte.
Every citizen Of this State should own at
least one Share.
CHARLEsToN, with her magnificent Har-
bor and genial climate; hor immense undc-
veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti-
bic water power; her contiguity to tho
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon tho completion Df this M
poRTANT TRUNK LINE, to emerge from her
prostratcd condition and become what
nature has intended she should bottle
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS'L LIABILITY
The following clause in the charter is
published for the information of sub.
SEC. 4. "That no Stockholder OF said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts of said corporation.
beyond the amounts actually hubscribed to
the Capital Stock OF said Company by such
Stockhnldor."
DIRECTORS:
GEO. ". WILLIAMS, GABRIEL CANNON,
u. BoI.LMASN. JOHN H. EyISs,
AIvA GAGE, r.B. JErER,
TuEo. D. JEnyEy, D. Il. DLScAS,
THEo. G. BARKER, JAMES E. BLACK.
JOHN 3. FAIRLY, JOHN S. WILEY.
Principal Oflico and Address, 25 Broad
street, Charleston, s. C.
e. G. .MEMMINGER, President.
a. q. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
July 3mo
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COLUMBIA, s. G.. SUNDAY MORNING. July &C. 1874 y

Notice to CheSHers of Good Tobacco.
CALHOUSI CALHOUN! CALHOUN!
A FRESH supply Of the celebrated CAL
"A HOUN CHEWING TOBACCO, just re-
eaived and FOR salo ut
July IS JOHN C. SEEGEES'.
Landreth's Turnip Seed.
DUTA BAGA, Flat Dutch, Gl,bc, Red
IL Top just received Mt
L. Il. SILLIMAN & CO.'S
July IS Drug Store.
Aperients.
rONGRESS WATER,
~ Tarrant's Seltzer, ,
Citrate MagnesiG,
ScidlitZ Powders. For sale at
=. l.. II. SILLIAIAN " CO.'S
July Drug Store.
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10 Rent

49,, 70 An approved tenant, tho two-
SS story COTrAGl.. with ak rooms, on
4AI Marion street, bo:Tcen Blanding and
Sumter ssreots. Apply vt the Central
uotol. MRS. =. 5. .GOULDSMITH.
.Tnty 70
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There is aifine attraction now at Nj
agara for nervous and sensitive souls
MIR. MarlettI the keeper at the whirl-
pool, at niagara, reports that the body
Of man is'ip the whirlpool. It oan be
distinctly seem from the bank. AL ef-
forts to. get the body have proved un.
successful. DIS it is hurled around. One
time his head and arms were visible;
at another his legs are to be seen. His
pantaloons are tucked in his boots.
The body will probably stay in the
whirlpool for weeks. It is dressed like
that of q sailor.
What commentary upon early NAL
riages is supplied by the telegraphic
announcement from Fonda, New York
State: "Mrs. Anna Jefferson, fifteen
years Of age, committed suicide last
night, by taking arsenic. The cause
of the act was domestic trouble. !"
Poor child wife at fifteen and self
murderer through domestic trouble.
We pity Anna's parents if it was with
their consent that she became wife.
The corrupt practices of which Mr..
Grant, the English member Of Parlia-
ment, has been convicted, consisted
chiefly in ordering too many carpets of
the Kidderminster manufacturers DUR
ing the time of his candidacy in that
borough. So liberal patron of local
industry was, OF course, deserving of
election, but the judges thought it was
too much like bribery and corruption.
MIR. Beecher's friends appear to be
trying to keep up bold front, and
they will do the best they can for him.
Mr.. Tilton talks strangely. if he is cor
rectly reported, and the end is not yet.
Mr.. Beecher's statement is in keeping
with the mysterious manner in which
he and his friends have heretofore
treated the charges against him.
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Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!

Hay! Hay! Hay!!!
MXXN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
EgIsSs3 COMPANY has always on hand tho
A-s--s' largest stock of HAY in Columbia,
comprising both Eastern and Western,
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city, free of charge for drayage, aud ut the
very lowest rates.
Our facilitiesf for purchasing and handling
are such as toenable US stocompetesucc to
fully with any other house, and parties in
need will do we'll to give us Il call before
purchasing elsewhere, tor zoe cannot be an
dersold.
Particular attention il called to our stock
OF Eastern LAY. which is tue best in the
market. May G 3mo
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$4,000 Tickets ---..Sboo Cash Gifts.
ms $3.50, ,OOO!!
n,.t TO BE GIVEN AWAY ~
A NEW FEATURE, TO WIT: A Gin ~
Guaranteed to One. Of Euery Ten
ConSecutiUe Nun,JerS.

I'D LIST OF G. :.
One Grand CaAlI Gift OF. $50. .OOs
Ono Grand Cash Gift of. 25OOo
One Grand Cash Gift Of 10000
One Grand Cash Gil Of. ~... 1O.CCO
One Grand Cash Gin NJ 5000
Que Grand Cash Gilt vi. ............. 2,500
One Grand Cash Gift Of. ........... 2,CC0
10 Cash Gifts OF 600 each. ...... $4,000
2S Cash Gifts of 500 each - 14.GOD
i3 Cash Gifts OF $50 each 1O.T5o
~ Cash Gifts of 150 each ....... 1850
25O Cash Gifts Of 100 each ....... 25,00C
519 Caeh Gifts OF so each. ..... 28.oOO
5000 Cash Gifts OF 10 each -. $4,000
5000 Cash Gifts, aggregating S25O,00o
Whole Tickets. $40; Half Tickets, IS;
Quarter Tickets, So so; II Whole Tickets or
~ ALI Tickets for 800. No discount or
| less amount.
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
| This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes, and will be conducted with the
same liberality. honesty and fairness which
| characterized the first enterprise.
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full in.
formation. address
| HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association. Norfolk, Va.
| June 80 j26
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on,,.sI'.,SE0oND AND LAST
Grand :".GlFl!. ::CORCBRT
,.I,sl u -g4Ini AIDhOF ME I'd u, ..au
MASONIC, .RELlEE ASS0CIATlOy
III OF 5NoHE4sf3I61.y VA, t1cr-7 q.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 81 187A.

THIS enterprise ia,cat,jaucttd by tho MA--
y soS,c Modcr nn5IE sFaSs4F4e4 ;eE HeEIohE'
lature-Act passed MstchB ,tl88 FOR the
purpose Of raising funds to complete the
Masonic Temple now III courso of erection
in Norfolk. t,!i, n.iIoeag - rU-.
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TIE WEATHER In Europe'the wea-
tber has been extraordinary. within
O week Of the summer solstice. Great
Britain has been visited by damaging
frosts. In Italy, tho frequency of ter
rible hail storma has been noted as
anomalous. Herald correspondents
state that some of the old Italian
churches and other magnificent public
edi6ces have suffered severely in these
tempests, and we have reports OF the
streets of Milan being covered with
wounded and dead birds, finding no
escapeifrom the icy elements. ~ i
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IMPOEtTAN1'
70 COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.


TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
4 TOMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit
~ orders by card, catalogue, trade list,
sample or other specimen. also those who
visit their customers and solicit trado by
purchases made direct from stock, and
who travel in any section, by rail or boat,
selling any class Df goods, are requested to
scnd their BUSINESS and IRlVATE AD-
DEESS,as below, stating class OF goods
they sell and by whom employed; also,
those who are ut present under 10 engage.
ment: This matter Id Of great Importance
individually to saicsmcn of this class, or
men soliciting trade in this manner. It IL,
therefore, especially desired that this no
tice may meet tho oyo of all Commercial!
Travellers and Statesmen in this country,
and that they will at once give it their at.
tcntion. Those who comply with above
request will be coniidcntially treated and
duly advised of object in view. Ploaso ad-
dress (by lotter onlyJ COOPERATION,
Care George P. Rowoll & Co., IL Park Row
Now York city. July Q limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-26

INSURANCE OFFICES!
ROOMS FOR FAMILIES!
SINGLE Bedrooms!
TO LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed-Rooms from So per month upwards;
Family Rooms from Sc per month upwards
Lawyers Offices from sc pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO-
SETS and other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. a Janitor
i'll charge of building. Apply Ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS & EZELL.
April2