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10 the Kditor At The cAfadaa Tribune:
SIN; Wo wish to call tlo attention Of tho city
authorities, through Tho columns Of TnE Tn1B-
uSE, to tho uninstiAablo nuisanco now inflicted
upon tho public BY ateam-tug and locomotive
whistles.
wo yorily bo1lov,o tint no city in the country,
oxcopt Chicago, would endnrc tito inaictlon Of
auch Nh intolorablo OWL for a single day. Why
our nights, rs vol az orr days, should DO rom
lercd almost uncomfortable, and tho sick Of Our
families should DO shocked aud dlatnrbea BY tho
interminnblo screaming OF stcnu,-tugH antl loco
motiyoa, IL moro than We cRtl litdurstniid.
Many poor invalid wllo, through long and
weary night Of distrePs, haH .vaiNiy trscl to got
mn hour OF quiet sloop and rciief from nhin
when Mt lust tho covotad nap comes IL rndoly
those unearthly blusts that aeom to bo aounaqd
for tio special purpose OF aggraratlng their
n1isorv.
Ip there no remedy for thin nuisance, for II
nlliAanoo 1t aesuredly IL, and that too of = most
pornicious toudcncy? There cannot ho any OK
ton minutes on tho track In ono Ut the
most rn,nlous portions OF tho city, sent-
ing forth piercing nereamh ~ bg-
nala for somebody or thing milo Amy.
Ncithor can thngo DO any necessity Tor tho tuga
to vic will, each. other III milking day and night
hidcous, under thu protonso Of giving siBnn}s to
tho bridgo.tondors. II tnoro 1nuat Of necessity
bo tho sounding Of those. wbistles, may IT not bo
douo within such reasonable bouudH and fn Bl,nl
o limited Why, that tho end desired mny DO at
tainou without such distress to our sick and
Bueh ANNOYANCE to n'l7 Wn wonld, in The nan,o
regulate tl'ia lnattur III such way that tho
rights of our cltizeua may ba regarded as well as
tile convenience Of tugnlen and railway ol1lcAta.
Ou1cAuot sopt. 7, 1874. CITIZEN
, 1874-09-08
was orlo rcd that they bo admitted II tho supc..
tnlOnllDllt can find snntn for f1,nr,,

"As otao rcd that tlloy bo admitted II tho 8upof.
lnlondont can find aoata for tharu.
Prolfosalh wore received from Cowportl,wait h
20. Tor tho Introduction Of Monrooa Headors a,
reduced rates; al1o, from john Mccarthy, foI
Rns'fF fo f. AGoR AGa RM} II zsnsn f. Gs5ns assG ass s
to tho tho iligll School pupils BY t1id ,lpsHop..
wcro opened and road, aH follows:
Sherwood bchpol Fnrntturp Company, CHI.
Naeaa aeiool parniiss oomsny, oll.
sssas assS"a ssosl faT1i1ars 0sp:ay s:;ias ~
n. T. n 4 d., portiand. ijcb 1'I5dS i,E' a.
Euraha Manufacturing Company, 1ioei ralla, ''S''''
-.s.,+-...,..,.,..,....,..I IOiqe ca
THO unnntmity Of tho first four connanioa
nnuacd tho Boa't eppocielly es they had hcon
would 10 ai!o and that thoy lad tor formed p coms ps
binatlan to koop up PRICES, and that tAe CON-
pany who received the contract was bound TO
my 10 oael. Of tho others per cent out OF thoir
profits. Tho subject was laid over oorc wook.
taken under his auporyistou BY which It appeara
thcro arc in District No. Hyde Park A45 fami-
lies. and 1913 children, Of wllom tho nntnbor
attending school aro 27o n'alca and 25l fcma!es;
The several Committeos Oh Repairs reported
shes tho sehool-noaees had boon a1i put il, goua
of,or. Tho sul,joot Of furnaces for Cornall
ecl!oo-lnllRe Wab next considered.
:, !ito asatgument Of 4 taaaler 70 the nrookltuo
| scnoo! WAS roforr0d to Mr.. Cudmors, In oon-
suitatlou nth tito Superintendent.
JHErnAHoH.
An tao-crcam and fruit featlya] will DO held st
tho tlrat Congregational Church OF this plaoo
this evontnG. Tho proceeds aro to ho gfycu to
tho sunday"school library.
NORWOOD phnY.
Tho Board OF TruHtoos OF this vilago mot In
tho Town-1fall 6aturlay night last, There wore
present George II. Camphpll, Robert Pollock,
James duilbort, Martin D. stovons, and Lorin
G. Colllnn, Jr. The ahoyo-1,umod gontlemon
| qualified by taking aud subscribing to tho oath
OF oflico.
an election for President Of tho Board reault-
| Cd IN tho ohoica OF George II. Camnbel|. An
election bning hold for Clark, Mr. Cyrus J. Corso
was chouon, who, boing present, was dug H.
ductod into Office.
The following appointments Of village of,}cora
ware then made: Street Cou,minsionef, Thomaa
Mammalian; Ireasuror John Cammoch; Village
Constable. Thomas Orr.
On motion, tho first Monday In each month
was chosen as the time for tho regular meeting.
Tho hoard then adjourned to Triday night Ito
lth inst.
4 meeting will bo bold Thursday evening in
he Reformed Church for Tho purpose of orgAn-
zng musical Boeiety. Concerts will bo giycp
during tho Wintor, If auccossful organization ia
effected.
, 1874-09-08

What was at Azst supposed to be plain ana
outrageous case Of kidnapping was reported to
Police Officer Do Groot last evening, and ha
nado vigorous search for the guilty party
without sucoesa. Tho child taken i'll this III
stance is AMMO siioma. II 6-year-old daugh.
tor Of hlra. Johanna Micma, the widowed
mother OF fyo littio onos The lost child IL
a nretty aud interesting one, aud tloso arc tho
n,,iy raasons that cau DO axAgneu for her ablnc-
ton or uotaos Is peer ona hsf,t,wo9x!s ~ Tosxs
waaetwoman aud therefore 10 nope m orn r"Su enr
ried lor oil. Tie circumstances attending tho
Abduction arc as f0tlowas nm. oou
Mrs, Mlema, who llvos at No. a1n Bee
ond streo., near. Bickortiko, LEFT hor
iome ut 10 o'cioek yesterday morning ,t 10
70 to tho realonco OF tho 1!eY. MI.
Gullck, on Washington straat, Mear ADJ" whore
sho was engaged to do Washing quo haa !a p Pr,
yaars, to call for her at s o'clool ~ company
NTH iis nistsr Anio At tho spp9ixnsS'ut nfs
strcot, and. when noar Ada, Haw man sltting on
Tho curl,atone, who immediately called the boy
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to him, md, handing linn . plnt:tin;oa eara
aM wle as pttad r. or,ate iGttpf M to ro ~ 'e1e lr
i,na|nea naa I?Fe eIco Ii on o oornor 81 Randolph and
ds tres. s GliyGr @ It. ind 1e 10 'Sa Md to tnHg bHs
oaro M rf l,or u,mil ho returned. Tho Ind lid M
10 wea bidcl, but, finding TINT hia moaaago rns ~
tho stranger and hiH nlator, md disco,y-
oroa that tl,oy Ind loft, and or or, LOOT. Look.
unfinished buainyt or, Fulton street, near Ada,'
but before ho col,id ovorta!to thcm they tiisap''
reared. Ile mot Officer Do Oroot on ADD asrcee,
md reported to him. Tho patro1man rar to the
buildings retorroa TO- BUT eftG5 aorren nm IN
mattor waa reported to tho mother, who bo~
eso almost distracted at the ossnfrensgi
nearly i o'clock, when ho reported to Onps.
Ellis, a1ll ordors woro at once, given tho POLICE
forco of tho city to search for tho ulBEsng child
and her ahtlNcter.
Later information showed that tl,o c1,ilt
rotur,ol homo horsof, anl lor 1nothnrs heart
was u,atio Elad when y!so returned from tho
police station and found tlor.
, 1874-09-08

Tho University Of Chicago, in both tho cole
giato and preparatory departments. begins ths
fall term Thursday Of this wook, tho 10th inst.
Candidatos for examination and admission
should DO present ut tho University at ha!f-raat
8 O'Clock that morning.
The Goneral Conference Of tho German Dap
tlst Church assemblies In this city on tho 10th
INIT, and will remain In seHslon until tho 33d
inst. lta sessions will DO hold III tho First
Gcrmau Baptist Church,
The mombers Of the First Regiment OF Illinois
Infantry will assemble Tonight at their arlnory,
Nos n, 10, and III State street, for the election
OF company oilioora, and tor tho transaction OF
further important busiuoss.
Tho members Of tho Law Company Of tllc
Firat Illinois Infantry will meet tl,ts evening A.
i. Dow, Room % Is. aiettodf6t Church block, for
the purpose OF oomploting tho company organa-
tl,oy will repair to their Armory for tho election
OF lieutenant Colonel Of tho battalion.
, 1874-09-08
LOCAL. LETTERS.


10 Ito Ktiitor NJ THs Chicago T,i5nue:
Sin: In your sundny issue thoro Is = notice OF
my recovery from a recent Hovero attack Of brnan-
fovor, and then iB added: ut Ia satd that roll
glous theories Ind mitch to do with tho afsic-
tlon." Az thcro havo bacn several NOTICES from
tfino to ttno Of tho nature and cause Of my
illneHs, which, to Bay tho least, worc based only
upon flying ran,ora, auoh a. aay community can
furnish Mt short notloo, I trllat you will allow
mo spaoe for true statement Of tho cnac.
Whilo have been ablo to do tho work OF =
pastor, without any Interruption from atcliucsa,
for soyornl years. yet my general health las not
boon good, boing rathor 1uclinod to blliouanons,
aud especially has tl,ts been tho caHe during tho
summon, n,ld this. In addition to An increased
anxiety uu account Of tho state OF my Tifo'h
health, WHO Is subject to q lung-diioulty 4nu
worn upon MO more thnn was aware, untit tt
favor, tho usual dolirium Of Which ]natod mo
from n Saturday night until the nost Tucaaay
morning. during which t[mo presume satu
many things which would not llaro aaid had
heou III my right mind but / .was not nwaro
TINT 4 mans uttoraucos during on attack Of
bratu-fovor wcro to bo takon rs evidence OF
his ''roligions theories" or, thnt because he Inns
strong convictions, that thiH Is cvldonco o.
general ipsausy !; although remember reaaiu :
TINT once, when Paul WAS speaking IN dofcnao !
his faith, tho Roman Governor cried ont: !" Paul
t!lon art bnsido thysclt much learning bath maae
thoo mad" but az tho proaent generation aro
inclined to Hdo with palll rather than FeatIB, l
had supposed tho insanity indictment with
drawn.
Tlat emphasize in my preaching the O'ris-
tim doctrines of tho fathorl,ood Of God, .aB
opposed to tho old idca Of the absolute
monarchy, nla1 tho brotherhood Of rnon al
opposed 10 aectarianism, Admit but I mn not
nwnro Tint do this my moro than Eucli NM, ns
Col|ycr, Nyder ForreBtor Wondto, and other CHI
eago aiYinca arc accustomed to DO. also empha-
aiSo another Christian doetsne IL relation to sin,
sufficient calso for brain fovor) that ain must he
punished TINT wl"tsoe'er man sows thas 10
! other Gun servo rs substitute for our Wicked
neaa ; and, believing this, I warn aud exhott
whatever may ave been tho cause Of tho Illness,
l an thankful for my recovery: md expect to re-,
sumo my pulpit lhbors next sabbath. Permit
me, In closiug. to return thanks to my humorous
friends for tLcIr kindness, 80 fully manifested
Ms 1t llas been whom most neodod it.
J. O. N. HEWITT Pastor Of Unity Church.
OAE rANT, Sept. I, 1874.
, 1874-09-08

The Board Of Eduoation haYo under conbldora'
tlou the proprioty OF establishing two now so'oole'
primary aud grammar, on Hyde fark svenue'
bctween Fifty-lrst aud Fffty-tifth stroets' IL
order to solioyethe oyororoWdod condition OF tue
High School building, tue South Park School
and to provide for grammar caas ut Wood"
lawn, and comulttoo Of three aro seeking
proper rooms for tho purpose.
Application was lnsdo W the Trnsteoa &.the
Thru District for admission Of saudfor1 faalk-
nor, Mary g. Downs, Mary Goodwin, and
Elizabeth Goodwin to the High School md "
, 1874-09-08
GENERAL NEWS

Tho following gentlemen, dolcgatca to tho Ma
ttousl sportsmcll's Convention from tho Gun
Club. lott last night for Niagara Falln: q. II.
Tur.iIl, H.J. Edwards r. j. Abbey, Thonaaa
Btagg, aud Charles Norris.
The temperature yesterilay, NJ observed by
Manasso opticiat,, uudor THE TRIBUNE 1snilliug,
yaa In the al,ade at q. ILL.,, GO dog. Fa1E.; TO a,
m., n, u m., 83; Up. H., 78; Up, rp.. u; and
8p, Ill.,, 10, ........-
At reoont meeting Of tho congregation Of st.
Jau,ce Episcopal Church, tho following gentle.
, 1874-09-08
4 BIT or sCouNpREL1sL1.

The Indy advertiser ie frequently, if not in-
fallibly, exposed to insult from n class of mon
whoao diseased minds lend them In tho ways Of
impurity. They look with suspicious glancos at
orery femalo forn and arc forever laying planB
to euaparo tho innocent, lp1pecnnious, or foolish
of tho softer FOX to ruin. As rule, tic fellows
who arc 60 afflicted bolong to tho "puppy' Or
der OF humanity. They fancy themselves irre-
Biatiblo, aud look upon all womanhind as their
legitimate prey. Nothing Gun bo moro disgust
ing than thies class OF creature He has no shame,
but iB gifted with enough los cunning to hide
lih real na1ne an1 insult the modesty of Indies
nIile sailing under false colorB. As 0 rule, he
is follow too worthless In his own person to at
tract tho loyo Of any honest woman, and ]le is
oyor on the 1ook-out for BONO one whoza frallty
equuls his infany.
II il not to bo wondered ut thai Chicago is
cursed with some OF thls filthy tribe. Thoy
garrison tho etreot-corne1a, stops Of hotels, aud
Of countenanco, and make it. positively
reyoltng for decent women to walk in tie pri,i-
ciral thorouyhfares. uneacorted, after night
fall. They inspect all tho newspaper adyertiao-
ments to discover some appaxeNt victim, and lt,-
ly limiting ut criminal intercourse. Imagine the
outraged fcoings of any respectable woman at
roading note of this character. Tho following.
which wil explain itaclf. is molcl opistlo Of
Inc Hfnu ibleI1EA tts
MONDAY, Sept. 7,1e74.
--, Tribune Office:
havo very nce room, nicely furnished, with lot
and cold watcr, tath etc very convenient, with gool
board md 1t occurred to noticing your aaver-
tisen,ent should much prefer respectable lady
roommate thau Of my own aex. Hcnco Tits note.
You can Share my mud all tho comforts Of homo
for tho very snaall oxrcnsc Of Jtt, eels peT rtfk
Should you desire to accept Of the plnce, rlcaa0 drop
mo line and alall present myself for observation.
Presume you would ko 10 see aud Chat with me prior
to entering into permanent arrangements. Very re.
epcctfully. Address
IENnY 8. BIAKE, post.0Aace.
E.s-sho,a my tormH not suit you, Imagine I
can mike favorable ternH. Icrsps would aHrca
to settle your wash bills, beside make yon handsome
present occasionally.
Tho foregoing rnf1Gnly letter came accident
ally before tho notice OF this ol1ico. Doubtless
1t Ia only ono OF huudrotls, but, unfortunate
iy, tho recipients are not all gifted with nufll.
clent knowledge Of tho world to e1poao the out
rageous rascalH who arc guilty Of such conduct
It may be as well to warn gentry Of the !" Henry
8. Blako order that watch will DO kept upon
thonl. and, IT they persist in pcraocuting hoteat
ladlos who insert business advertisements in
TuE TRIBUNE, they will be tracaed to their laile
and giyon over to condign punishment. It Ii
not worry difficult to trap poltroona who can b.
guilty Of auoh infamous conduct. mud. II thoy
arc caught, the penalty will not add to theil
hoalth aud happiness.
, 1874-09-08

70 the Eati"r n 7'hs Chicago 1FtbmHe:
Sins: nav IN your pa1'or tllis morning a
Email piece about tho dirty Van nuron street
cats. would ltkc 10 hnyo You Inform us how
no Gnu koop o,lr cars cloan wllon 4 passenger
conos Into Tho oar pntu hls foot, With Two inohos
Of MUD and dlrt,:u tho Hoat. and, II tho oon-
t!nosor asha him to nleaaa keep l.ia fcet of, he
will eny, "You arc gottlng daun particular with
your old cars;" sptts grant gon Of tobacco on
tho ilunr, and sl1l hoops liB feot OIL tha aont.
Tho oondu9tor Roos 70 linn aga,n, qnd th!a Ting
mud Htlil koopa them on. 1'hon, tho conductor
ID Obliged to tal,o hold Of he feet to put thnn,
OF. llo wtit jumr up, and my, "Keop your
hands off Of mo or will give you n slap In tho
gob!" II TINT man can to!l lis how to ]soop our
CHICAGO, Sopt. I, 1871. C0HDucron.
, 1874-09-08

nro mot elono responsible for their own honor,
tho good nnn1o Of the county, tho alty, and tho
hands, and II t1,oy oyur evndo tho accountability
to which thoy aro hold by thu roor1o, thoy cal,
nover oacapo tho rigor Of tlloir own consclnnccs
III tho time to como. q.
Cn1cAND, Sept. I, 1871.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.


ur,r, onrtu 1No1rEar
The WAGNEts ~ 10 s..,,
tho tloast, of NIery Wagner, which wRa bogun
Hont. \. ooae,t yostor,lny. 1t was manifest from
% t,a oviaonco eiyon on the first days psting TINT
tho shooting. II done os tne o''iee1' WINS p"1oa5
Incidental. Nnt tho majority or tho jury ,Tof0
not prepared to sny that tho ptray hullet caused
Mrs. Wsuners lontll, az they woro Of tho o1n-
ION .ha' 'o p,no aeo o'u ~ ~ oar S,s.,nno rom
p,o!ees oAii ooo 49,, s,,oro ,frn
Wagner stood. It became, therefore, saprc'no'y
''1p0'' v. s,s,. n.,,ny,sa nAp.o,ry
THE oAhNslso oAfAo'fi Ia
of tho niato for, III tho ovet's OF nos",to ,u 49,
1aion on that point, tho death OF mrs. naane,
A. ..va,. rroaion ,yn,,,d thon llayo TO bo do
s,S,E III W1,n lfIinI hnr? iFho INJURY waH nj.
innrnc, rh,,ra,lov IN order to procure tho tcsti-
wn,,v ~ nrncrta -ruugmitha, gun-len1orR, md
otLars rio Curonor having boon callctl out OF
town In attend MI lnouust at Lon,ont, md de-
tnimrd thoro until Saturday afternoon, the Jury
ali .Gan nnt rnoet to deliberate until yesterday.
TWO ExrEn7a
+.n,,nod M N tho calibro Of tho pistol but thpy
NSfnrot3 ~ ~ onInlon very materially. Tho iur,
ronsonnortly were still in qunndary, and as
ffttio niin 10 solyo tho problem Of carrying en-
nacitv AS at their first meeting. After niucll dc.
inv and uBoleas, po}ntless dlacEsBlon, In which
Tint
A PRACTICAL rEsr
DO made. Several OF tllo Jury ana the cor.
oner accordingly drove out Oh tho prairie at
tho weatorn enh Of Chicago ayenue, whore,
tho distanco Icing measured OF from ali
ico.hnuee tue pistol WaB diHctarEca, at,u
four out Of nine shots wcro distinctly
heard to strike tho bnildlIg g,nt Ins Gnsy a
in tho aurest manner oil uonne vas a!ssllatn,a. a.,
Tho jury, immediately after thoir return to tl4o
1hicaro pofire Station tho 3llncG OF meeting,
agreed upon .,
VERDICT
Tho Jury oxoMerascd Ofliccr Ford from any
criminal intent. Indeed, the experts shy tllnt
Btrikiug MI object with q rstol-ball At sucll
range must DO accidental anu 1t WIS 30 dcmo,1-
strated yesterday. The jury. however, consnro
tho officers tor 1lring witll'i tho oltS-mts, anu
~ their action was violation. OF city Or
dsnance, 1t is pronanlo shat ~ MIL fonolSe INC
attention Of tho lolieo Board.
Coroner stephens alspiaEeu lhuc4 anAle'y tnut ~
tho case should llo ntolljgentY aud carefully IN
yeatgntcd, and decided and aided tho jury con-
silotably IN arrlvli'S At conol1aioh. IT,.
When tho jury assembled ycbteltay, tho
Coroner explained thnt owing 10 the aal'aflnro
Of most Of tho gnnHntl!H OF TUG city to attcn1 .
convention or Euh-doa!ors at NiaGafa Ialls. no
was ''uahlo TO bfinE peloIo 1hetil nolu lun" oia
expert. l1c hnd consnitcd VIA several, a1;a
their opinion Was, n9 sa!t1. tat nn .no s1ui cu !
ca!lod
3In. TtInMAG,
0nnlnA1er nf EDutl Utark street, rho testified:
rb.t nato1 mi. proiecs d ball from 200 to 600
yhidb, acoornI"B ~ ,ao LIAM ' " = Iii Iii iii ~ nso
nhoh. nn periectiy cessn!a " I'LL ~ XIV 9t -oq
Yards, and think it would kill ut bDo yarlH. l
aay for certainty tint 1t would Kill ut SUI
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samo hno around her slondor whist, as his future
partner In all hts worldly goods, and Desired
that ho forthwith unito tAom in the holy
bonds Of wodlooA for botsor or for worao. Tho
tho youthful pair, aud with That Wow kindly in
vitod tllpm into Ills private room, and tlaro ro-
quested tho oxpoctant groom to produce bis
ltcenae. by this request tho rural gentleman APP
Gated Granger replied that in Chicago he was
unawaro that . license waa necessary.
Upon tho information that 1t certainly waa, he
started for his hat, and oagorly inquired tho
again DO was doomol to disappointment, as tue
hour then was o'clock p. m aud that officer
eloaad hia offaco at 5. Tho rnRtlo couple, who
wore eydently tlocing from the opposition at
homo to the cons'mmatlon Of their doarost wiall-
es, with disappointment depicted upoa tAe!s
oountoaailcos, bado Ills Honor good oyening,
and assured him tloY would wait OH him again
oarly this morning, and then arm in arm ,euued
their waY towards Aolno ono Of the humorous
! hotels Of tho WoHt Blde.
Our City Government has just boon giving
anohor exhibition Of ita allianca with tho rutliati
elon.ont lii our msiat. ,wopk ago, ''cnnaaa
Dill. !" tho throo-card monte operator swludlod
two KANSAS farmers out Of all their money. IIo
,yaa arrested, Aad Q mock trial at the Police
ho appealed, and meauwlilo tic tarm.
against Blil" in tLo Criminal Court oaso Of
| tho mon, William Jones by na1ac, WAS hela for
two woekn. The case canlo IN yesterday. morn.
iug, but It turned out that ILL had "tumpol
| tle town aud Eona to pArta unknown. Tho
poioo said that they nude Aoarcl, for him, but it
! could mot hayo heon yorY 1loso one. for tho
Villain IL well Known, aud could hard
" have loft tho city without their
| knowledge. Nov, tho yiutinlizcd farmers can
tlnl thclr way buck to KanBaH in any nlanuor TINT
may suit their rcso,,roes, for they hayo not
taollnr loft. hut tho peopla may as we'll give
| up NIL hopo Of having a docont police force.
honeat detectives, and good municipal protoc-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-05

Another Dauplin has been disayowed,
the German pretender to the throne of
Louis XVI being thrown ont of court.
There are so many claimants to the
French throne, royal and imperial, aud
there have been so many Dauphins
found in all parts of the world, that
Eranoe is worse afflicted country then
even England with her Tichborne or the
United States with body servants of
Gon. Washington.
The CENTENNIAL. mai.~named
Barnes, now living in Robeson County,
was born on the 4th day of July, 1776.,
II he should be 80 fortunate as to live
until that period arrives, he should GER
tainly be saat 70 Philadelphia, at the ex-
pense Of the State. as North Cardinals
contribution to the centennial.
An embryo poet, who is certainly q
CLOSE observer Of human nature, re-
marks: "Time marches on with the
slow, measured tread OF man working
by the day"
Tits getting into the churches. The
sexton Ct Baptist church, in Troy, has
walked off with $4,000 OF the pew rents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-05
Reduced Prices

~ ne Cash Grocery establishment Of .Joh,,
Arne1o tE SO1.~~.--.-
H'ili' proprie.ors, DUYING THEIR STOCK For.
CASH FROM FIRST HANDS, are euabled 10
nicr their customers a etll greater rcduc.
tlon IN prices. md beg leave to ass their
Trends that they will always aollfhcir goods
at the very lowest market prices, QUALITY
ONLY TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION, They NOW;
give ihe prices OF n few of tho lcaliur nrti
cies, TO WHICH THEY CALL THE A7-rrNTioT or,
CASH BUYERS:
Liverpool SALT, 81 co per sack.
Best White CORN, at retail Ly The sack,
Prime Timothy Hay. Il 75rcr 100 poruds
Choice Family FLOUR, tso ocallcd,) 1850
Fancy Family FLOUR, (bcs. in market
sl1 90 per barrel ,
A SUGAR, II CENTS per pound by tho bar.
Crushed SUGAR. IL! cents per pound by
tho barrel. ~
dranuiated SUGAR. II! cents per pound
by the barrel.
Powdered SUGAR, IL. cents per pound by
the barrel.
Davis Diamond HAMS, Is cents per pound
at retail.
BACON 10 to II cents pcr pound by tho
Together with a full assortment Of FANCY
GNOCERlES, WINES, LIQUORS and CT
CARS, which for quality, quantity and low
prices, VIC guarantee not to be surpassed in
this market.
Goods delived free in the citv and at the
dopots OF the various railroads in the city.
March, ) JOHN AGNEW Il son.
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honorable conduct and professional skill.
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Mark Twain's Last.
THF GUIDED AGE-A Story of To-Day,
l. With 100 platos.
Adventures Of an Attorney in Search of
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Guthrie-$2.
nas and Man hv MivArt-e1 sn
Lecke-s1.75. ~
Leeke's Hiatory nf llatinnalism. 2 volum ca.
Lecke's Europea n Morals, 2 voiumce.
The uuguenots in France, by SmiIes-s2.
And other New Books, for Gale at
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ROOMS TO LET.
ROOMS for Lawyers, Insurance Agents.
Brokers. or other business or professions 81
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ALso,
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SPRING GOODS

ia THE subscriber wouldreepectfnlly in
form his many friends and customers
that he is now in receipt of his spring
stock OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
&C., which he is prepared to make up in the
latest styles and on tho most 1casopable
terms. j. F. EISENMANN.