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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
HOW THEY KNEW HIN

A MGvsyillc man for the sake OF his
relatives we Withhold his namc-who Is
Unfortunately fond Of buckwhcai cakes
and sausage gravy, and who, whenever
he comes across either Of those dishes at
table, never knows when lac got enough.
Some time ago business called the gen
lleman To San Francisco, and he took
Sacramento on his way, where he enter
ed one of the hotels in the morning 10
get his breakfast On the bill Of fare he
spicd his favOrite dish, and Siraightway
the obedient waiter was seen travelling
toward the kitchen for buC6Uheat cakes
and sausage gravy. The mans appetite
was Keen. and the buck wheat and gravy
seemed extra good Aud four times did
that waiter carry the empty plates from
his table TO return with more buCkwheal
and sausage gravy before the man snaliy
cried enough. Notwithstanding his
breakfast, the gentleman from Mays.
willie managed 90 reach san Francisco
and transacted his business, and was
again on his wSv home. lie returned
Via Sacramento. aud il seems unnecessary
10 state, went 10 the same hotel Tor AIS
meal. lie sat down 10 the table, aud the
same waiter approached. He took one
good look ai him, 10 assure himself that
il was his former customer, and then,
without a word. walked back 10 the kit.
chen and baWlcd, " BuCkWheat cakes
and sausage gravy for six that old hog
tgom N.rysyille Is back here again.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
YOUNG MEN FROM THE
COUNTRY.

We have noticed IN the metropolitan
Journals u disposition 70 discourage
young men ia the country from leaving
their farm homes and coming into the
cities 10 seek their fortunes. Evidently
the editors OF the great da!lles forget
that they were once young men deyiSing
all sorts OF plans by which 20 evadt
work. They want 20 keep young men
down. There is no chance for young
men in The country TO get before the
public They are kept down by diSa
greCable duties. Let them come into the
city and see life. Let them stand on the
curb stone al the corners all summer till
shey grow COrns on the sOles OF their
feet. Let them attend lot sales and beef
saloons. where free lunches arc served.
and enjoy themselves that way. There is
ALWAYS something 90 be done 10 the city.
After the Young man gets tired standing
on his corrs, and gets sent ont Of the
free-lunch establishment few times on
his ear. he can steal an OvercOat. There
is ALWAYS q chance for a young man TO
steal an oyeTColt in the city, OyercOaiS
are among the wiseSt provisions for
Young men who stand around all sum
mer. They must huI been originally
designed for them. and il is certain that
shey gct their share of them. Let the
Young men in the country come into the
city and see hie-lt'tSj'trg Lcl2er.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
A CONTRARY MULE.

A farmer in this county, SAYS North
Carolina paper, has mule so awfully
contrary that he can do nothing with II.
Put him in harness and il is hard 20 say
which way he will travel Put saddle
on him and hc appears 90 doze but try 10
mount him and he will all of a sudden
begin 20 kick every way, straight out,
sri7tddlCbug, with all four legs AT once
As 10 eating, he will eat anything, from
his feed trough up 20 a wooden saddle.
The owner took a notion 10 have him
shod; but he kicked out the blacksmith
shop and returned home. The owner
tried to kill him, some time back, so he
tied his ears with a trace-Chain and rode
him for SIX consecutive days and nights
ns hard as he could under whip and spur.
The fact is that he nearly killed himself
in the effort, and had TO be carried up
stairs 10 bed. and his firm belief was that
enc mule would lie that night; but, 10
his aStonisEmcnt, the next morning lac
found that the mule had kicked 10 death
Chester hog weighing three hundred
pounds. bit piece out OF his horse 5
shoulder. ate upa saddle, blanket and
bride. tore down the fence, and was
splurEiuC about. more devIlISh than ever,
~ find something else meauer TO DO.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
ANECDOTE or AGASSLz

The Boston Globe SAYS: A lad Of ten
years once coutrived 70 get into the
State House when ACaSSiz was urging
The incontroycrtiblc argument for his
Museum We happened 10 jCStle
against the lad. as he was leaving the
aall. and asked him, laughiugly. his
opinion OF the performance. We'll,
ne said. I've been 20 many lectures,
nd have been tired to death, but Asas'
siz comes u-ht mp 20 nay notion OF The
circus q" When W. told AguS>,z Of this
queer compliment. IA was much pleased
lie wanted 90 see the boy who had been
So uuc0n>eiOuSly appreCiatlvc OF the
spirit of his speech. lie N:cw that he
had maenciizvd grave and elderly men,
md that what he asked Tor would be
eaeerfuly granted but he desired tc
shake hands with the lad who thought
he Wa, as good as "a circus, and sent
out from his deep lungs great roarS OF
laughter ia welcoming the testimony o.
his Juvenile alm.rcr
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

Once when p T. BsraUrn was In Toll
olO. and desired 20 take q run down 70
Cincinnati 20 witness the workings OF
iis peculiar institutions, he tclegraphed
10 hotel friend. asking if they were
huichcring hogs then. The answer was
prompt but assuring. IL said " fe;,
hut come along" B3rnum explained TO
tie Toledo operator that his friend wa
r. Waun-he1rtcd a man as ever 5reathed
but weS not well uD i'm grammar.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

Victor TIrco attends nightly at his DoA
nj tie Porte Saint Martin, to receive
compliments on his play. He wished 10
draw one from a smart belle Ia mode,
and said, with the air Of one conscious
nf and willing 20 admit defects, My
niece has rather aged since 1880, wheI
IL was first given. 20, 40 " was The
s,miucly complimentary reply, NO
}lO.I Tia. NCUISelt ---
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
D. r. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLWRFGHT.

Understands building all kinds Of Saw-Mh,s,
Gang Mills, Circular and Muley Mills. Is pre-
pared to do all work in his line. Has had an eX-
perience OF Eighteen years. In Williamspon,
PENNSYLVANIA, and in the Western numbering
countries. He understands both water and steam
power, also understands running ell Kinds OF saw
mills. He defes competition both as builder
and Sawyer. Reference: birmingham 4 Purdy,
Charleston. ". Va P-All work warranted
and done n wersIDanliSe manner Address
D. r. BAKER, Charleston. ". Va.
Stl. iO-tf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

A nan thrown from horse, the other
day. said. as ne picked himself up, that
lie thought he lad improved in horse
mauShiD. but, instead, had fallen OF.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

Many persons call that common which
% general, and which they understand
and 10 avoid Lc,ng common, they are
apt 90 talk about things " which they
know nothing. ----<1
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

How TO REMIT To US:-Money should
be sent by Express or by Draft, Post Office
Money Order or Registered Letter. Ad-
dress all Communications to
ALPHEUS K. COLLINS, Sec.
! l4-5m. DeniSon, Texas.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

a young man just returned from MS
bridal tour Is In towering rage; SAYS
that if his wife il not all that her fancy
painted her. her face Is much more So
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
REFERENCES:

Knowing that the management Of this AsSoeia
ton Will be conducted as represented. we cheer
fully recommend the same to the pIhhc.
James Leonard. John HolfOrd. John T. McDOu
gal. ". II. Vim, II. Tone. J. NJ Cook, Aldermen
CITY Of DeniSOu. Texas. Judge Vim. ID Kirk, j
Ncvins. city Treasurer; W. 3. Boss, Lone stat
Mills weekly Times, DeniSon: +. +. Fuller
AImO Hotel VI GOldsoll \ Co. Merchants Vim
Hughes, Real Estate Broker; First Na'ioua
Bank penisOn; Col. Frank SChrader. EN-MayOr
Daily & Weekly News, Denson; Samuel A. Cook
Real Estate Broker; Jos. Perry. Attorney NJ, X
r r. X. Gen. G. \. Buel, L. ). Army, Fl
Gnfllta, Texas.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

Virginia BY railroad bridge to be built at this point will
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Northwest
the c~p h.,
s mint ss WITH S S @ s o rs % s
ta the city of Huntington has which
S ID @ ssas:Es I'm s s the o S and W.. 1as %
ss BE the s n sAsnR
anE1 be a nnsi the @ i T es s sr! s
that % S n% which oh. o found h sD Ss
easy celebrated
quality Of it. hickory and OAK a., ;, 81 u,,,;,r,o, u
ioD on the Se CHESAPEAKE Ohio Railroad
n' a @ w s % s r.s OF the ~ ay sl
fS@s e '@ the sh ss
(5) place inviting locality
natural beauty for which the site
@ the rs Industrious ss SG s.D S% the city upon
Of ' % an. s for the
sufficient width '!ov the cultivation
Each .4 a for @ nS asss ss o A1 9. s I'll;
posed lots will selected for residences lots will only ;. sod
''is S s upon
x diH ea G sewerage ''a "n' adapted for
the n part od @ sa'n op S % s
Of their children and -s1 s higher branches learning
feet ' s,; from SD as. ssss s;
The Of s.s.1S Per s ss1 day
within thirty date of poreha.e,
purchase tss deferred payments
s pe 5 M @ made se ..s .r% with .
vii S 4 Hs S es.e within ss. %
eand location Of he buildings 10 be ereced
The intention Of these restrictions AUTHORIZATIONS
" the
Rolling Mills Machine Shops the city Huntington
supply the
from whence
| crate
Liberal arrangements made securing plots these
purposes
The Chesapeake and Ohio
cheap
ington.
Further information will be given application person letter
to either Of the undersigned.
ID. w. EMMONS, GenT Sap
| JOHN III. OLEY, AGENT 80
Huntington, West va.
"a William Street, New York
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04

yJTANTED-TO MANUFACTURERS.-
w West Charleston Company offers bonu
Of from $500 20 sl06 GO to Manufacturers locating
In West Charleston, the Capitol OF West Virginia,
on the Ksnawha Cheap coal, iron ore, salt and
lumber railroad and river Transportation: Send
s1 usp and ranftiS. My fs7y.
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SlJO.0OO IN GIFTS.

Depository, First National Bank, Denison, Texas
Distribution to commence Immediately
after the Concert. Managers Of the dis
tribution to be chosen by the ticket hold
ers and prominent citizens.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
LIST OF GIFTS:
& 10000

80 767 Grand Cash gifts, amounting to-. $500 GOO
~ Prizes in Real Estate, amounting to 10000
91S9 Gifts. amounting $3.50, 600
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
N u RISER Y


Happy Relief fer young men from ths "a 2
OF Errors and Abuses in early lie. " aIlooy,. =
stored. ImDedments to Marriage rengsrIS
New method OF trea 5meDt. New and -. !,
BILE remedies. Books and circulars sem so
sealed envelopes. Address, HGWAhplA ss,ras
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth 50. PhlI,.,e "!
Pam Institution having Hight repu,S'"-
honorable conduct and professional sSi'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-04
OHIO RIV r r.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,

HIGH as Trunk Line Of its jne
the of economical toughou
through
1 'Wester andh Alartie reaboard.
Huntington
railroad be built
made at eff Huntington with
Railroads extending through the entire Vest and Northwest
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-09
GRAND OPENING!

TTNDER the auspices of the Columbia
" Choral Union. when will bo presented,
with appropriate costumes, scenery and
stage effects, Rossini's chef dGuure, in two
acts, t,qt
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The Russians have gone mad over
Patti again. At Moscow, recently, the
receipts of the opening night were
$1,000. and when it is stated that in
tho course of the evening she was
called before the curtain no less than
sixty times, and that upwards of 1000
bouquets were showered upon her,
some idea may be formed of the tri-
umph. ,At the conclusion OF the opera
Madame Patti was presented with five
splendid stars of rubies and diamonds,
and magnificent ornament consis: ing
entirely of large brilliants.
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DRU1DIsM S1IIL PRESERVED IN

DRUIDI6M STILI PRESERVED IN
WAbEs II have just obtained. through
Weisn friend, few items concerning
a mysterious scot in the South Of
Wales s.concerniug which no record
whatever exists. but which ! believe to
be the very last remnant Of the ancient
Druidio religion. The people belong
ing toIthis little sect are few and poor:
they dwell scattered among the hills in
the neighborhood OF Pontypridd. They
gather together only twice in every
year-on the summer and the winter
Bolstice. They then ascend noun
tain called Egiwisilan. This noun
tain's name seems derived from Egl,rys
(Frenoh, Eglise,) Church, and Tan, u
height; but the mysterious religioniste
say that the latter word-IIan-is the
name of their founder. The mountain
Is connected With antiquity by having
on it's top holy (rockipg) stone, and
near its base the remains of an old
(so.called. Druidio) temple, circular.
but with o long. sinuous line of stones.
such as are thought by some relict of
serpent Worship. When these brethren
ASSEMBLE a. the mountains baee at the
solstice, they are headed by an aged
man, who bears in his hand o long
wand. At the top of this wand is q
email sphere with three prongs, like
divergent rays, Issuing from the side
OF it. MY informant asked one of the
solstitials what was the meaning Of
this sphere and its three propgs. He
replied that the sphere was "the
sphere" and'as for the three prongs,
ssyou will And three in everything" he
saidj sin leaves and trees particularly. :"
The pilgrims march silently after their
aged leader with the wand up the
mountain, and when they arrive there
he breaches to them strange sort of
mixture of materialism and fetishism.
London Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.
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Happy New Yeal: to
! IL y a.'q- All !, gLs lf1p.i
G. r. JACKSON;
Leader Low Prices.
Always the same all
the year round. 128
Main street. "
Ian L.ta'..44f
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
N 0 T &c E.

N order to close out our large, varied
Il and extensive stock OF DRESS 'GOODS,
PRINTS, DOMESTICB, HOMEBPUNS,
TWEEDS, ES, JEANS. OASBIMEREs, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. NOTIONS, LAOES,
EMBROIDER4ES, RIBBONS, ,HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, MERINO
UNDERWEAR, BHAWLS. LINENS. Ia
Bile UAMAbKS, TOWELINGH, BLACK
ALPACAS, BOOTS and SHOES, CARPETS,
OILCLOTHB, RUGS. MATS OTTOMANB,
&C., &C., to make room for Spring Stock,
we have marked down our prices, and for
the next sixty days from this date will sell
REGARDLEES OF COST. We have Just
received large quantity Of goods, bought
Tor cash from several bankrupt etooks in
New York. at unprecedentedly low prices.
We offer 600. Dress Goods at 25c. yard,
and large lines OF other goods in proper
ton. t-4 fIL s,. l3>, > = 'NX5!yit1
We are daily receiving NOVELTIES for
the HOLIDAYS, and will offer them at
prices to suit the timeB. We invite all in
want of goods to examine our assortment,
as we offer such inG:.. ,uents to buyers in
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS that they
very seldom see. Our goods aro oil new
and OF good quality, having been selected
with care, and specially adapted to this
market; enabling us to meet any cemneti-
ton Of whatever character. Our salesmen
are polite and attentive, and will take plea
sure in showing goods Of the tus1t ..
Grand Central Dry Geeds Etsablish't Z
OF. .i5tra... tit.Hri
WM. D. LOVE &, co. n.ao;
9gsamples sent gratuitously upon ap-
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NO IMITATION.

IF you want y genuine MEERSCHAUM
l. PIPE, from five to twenty five dollars,
or genuine CIGAR-H0LDER, from two to
ten dollars, or WALKING CANE, from
twenty-five cents to twenty-five dollars, 20
to tho INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE.
There, the largest assortment ever offered
in Columbia is displayed. Ladies' should
remember that there is nothing gentlemen
appreciate more than the genuine article;
therefore, in selecting PkESEN rs, the =
should inspect this stock of genuine Meer-
schaum Goods. Dec %
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Carriage Mandatory.

M r. y. T. CARROLL, having purchased
IH1 my stock OF tools aud materials, used
1T my Carriage Manufactory, take great
friends and the public as q frat class Car
riago Maker.
He will continue the business Of CAR
RAGE MAKING and REPAIRING at the
old stand OF Carroll i Spellman, and l 60.
iicit for him continuance OF the patronage
heretofore extended to mo. My stock OF
BUGGIES.
CARRIAGES and
MILBURN WAGONS
Will be sold by Mr. Carroll at low prices for
cash, to close the business.
JOHN AGNEW.
Columbia, s. c., December 3, 1874.
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FINES SALOON

FINES SALOON.
No. IL Richardson Street, bet,ceen Lddv
and GercDis Streets.
AVING replcnishcd NY entire stock of
Ill Liquors, Cigars, &c., having also
gwen proper attention to iny Restaurant
| AIN now prepared TO furnish my fiicnda
aud the public generally with the beet the
markets afford.
Oct II WAl. NJ. FINE, Agent.
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Payment Of Coupons.


CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA L. II.
COLUMBIA, s. e., December z7, 1871.
f1HHE Coupons Of the hoods OF this com
a pany, which become due on 1st Janu-
AIRY. 1875. will be paid on that day at the
Central National Bark OF this city, or at
tho Office OF Messrs. NJ. K. Jesup, Patton &
CO., New York, or at the Fret National
Bank OF Charlotte. n. c., or mt tho banking
house Of Messrs. John J. Cohen e. Sone, in
Augusta, Ga. e. BOUkN1GHT,
zee ~ lU Treasurer.
City Taxes.
CITY ASSESSORS OFFICE.
CoLUMBIA, S. G., Dcccmber 1G, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho buoks
~ are now open fol the returns Of the
Taxpayers of all property taxable by the
City OF Columbia for 1875. Property. hold
ers and all others interested are notified
that their returns must be made before the
18th day OF January, 1875. Blank forms
can be had on application to
Dec ~ RICH. JONES, City Assessor.
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The tunnel under the Alps, at Mont
Celis, having. been finished in 1871,
Germany at once saw the immense ad-
vantage it would be to France. Ger
many now has no outlet into Italy at
all comparable to it as commercial
highway. So, in 1871, Bismarck, with
his usual far-sightedness. gave orders
for q. rival tunnel to be commenced at
the Mount st. Gothard. This was
begun in October, 1872, and is now
being constructed under the same sys-
tenn as that which gave to the world
the Mont Gents. It will be twelve
miles long, and will be completed in
1882. It will level, 80 to say, ono of
the most difficult and dangerous peaks
of the whole Alpine chain, and. COM
merioially, it will be of chief benefit
to Germany, although at the came
time, another advantageous link for all
Europe; for. just as moro Atlantic
cables there are, the more Alpine tun-
nels there ares the better for all. It is
estimated that the cost of the st. Gu.
thard tunnel will exceed that of the
Mont Oenis tunnel. aud no one can
foretell to q nicely what it will cost, as
anticipated expenditures moy turn out,
in reality.to be at fault.
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Look After Your Stomach.

NNaE finest Medicinal Confaction in the
IL world i- at Hcinitrhs. Chocolate tor
lunch. Chocolate for table, Wa.nu. Nuugat.
Pistache Paste Cocoa Caramel, Cream
ChocoIate. A'thoa and Mailow Drops, SoIu-
BILE Gum Drops. Cough CONNECTIONS, Gin.
ger Drops. Lug Mint Drop-. iir-rt Extract
Vanilla, finest Extra Lemon, for sale at
HEINZ lSH's Drug Stora. Dec 22t
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

THO invest few dollars, with possible re-
j. turns OF thousands, is offered b., the
postponement Of Public Library OF Ken
tncky to the 9th OF FEIIHUAKY NEXr, OF
their hfth and last Concert and Drawing.
The management. aro pledged to the return
OF the money, if the drawing should not
come off at tho day now apEOinted
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Seventy-five Out of Every Hundred

seventy-five Out of Every Hundred
DERSONS arc affected with some de-
Il rangement or disease OF tho skin. No
mattor what the nature of i. may lie.
"HElNITSn'S QUEENS DEllGHT," the
great American Blond Purifier will cure it
This is quite enough 10 say 1t You have
any SKIN disuase, use Heinit-h's Queens
Delight. Dec 1Ct
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Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas s.
IN Lee. administrator of tho estate of
Mary 3. P. Gibbos, deceased, has applied
to Hon u. !. Boone, Judge Of Probate, IN
and for the County of Kichland, for a final
discharge as such aoministrator. 1t il
ordered: That the 29th day Of January.
A. D. 1875. be fixed for hearing Of petition.
and final settlement OF said estate.
b. l. BOONE,
Judge OF Probate, Richland County
Dec ~ lis
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Tax Levy.
RICHnAD COUNTY.
OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, s. O., January l, 1875.
The following taxes have been
levied upon the property of this
County, viz:
l. For pay of salaries Exc
cntive and Judicial officers of
tho State, the Clerks and
contingent expenses of the
Executive and judicial De-
partments of the Govern
ment. MILLS l Il.
2. For support and main
tenance the penal, chari-
table and educational insti-
tutions Of the State, oxclu-
sivc of common schOols.... III
3. For support and main
tenance OF public schools. :. 2
For payment Of deficien.
cies for school claims and
School COMMISSIONER sala-
rieH. due prior to November
l, 1873. q
4. For expenses of the
General Assembly. .......... l
5. For public printing. -
6. For payment of inter
est upon the public debt, (as
adjusted by Act of Deccm-
ber %. 1871 due and pay
able upon 1st of January
and July. 1875. 2
7. For Deficiencies, or nm
paid appropriations and
claims of Central National
Bank, P. T. Frazee and T.
Cardarelli l 4.5
Total for State Taxes 10 $3.50
For current expenses OF
Riohlond County. MILLS Q
For New Court Honse. -.
For Common Schools. 80. l
Total for County 5
The tax duplicate has been opened in
this Office, for the collection of above
taz le7ies. After 10th day OF January,
1875. 20 per cent. penalty will attach to
all delinquents. G. a. DARLING,
d 49, iGGE.asnre. Esicniand County.
Janili }sNW4Eai .tit l,vt. 80
TDURE oALYfiOFtfiiA r,OItT. 7E ,0T1n
E Dec.i8~'H = ftH' J.C.ieEE0RRs.
,Transisnt ,advertlaements and no;
ticas must be paid forin advanee.,,., /,
Subscribe for the FHGNfx. aroii iaof
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CITY Taxes,

Notice to Holders of Claims Against
the State of South Carolina.
OFFICES OF CLERKS OF SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December %. 1874.
DUKSUANT TO concurrent rec olution,
Il adopted by both Houees, tho under
signed hereby give notice to holders Of all
claims against the State, other than Blue
Ridge Scrip and Bills of the Bank Of the
State, to present said claims at their Of
iices, or at the Office Of the Attorney Gene
raj, in the city Of Columbia, on or before
tbs 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875, for
registration. j. WOODRUFF,
Clerk of Senate.
a. @. JONES,
Clerk OF House OF Representatives.
Dec "a
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Notice.
A LII persona Wishing to use the Race
N Course OF the State Auxiliary and
Joint Stock Society, will apply to Mr. ]. NJ.
CRAWFORD, who is authorized by the Di-
rcctors To take charge OF the Course and
Grounds. THOg. TAYLOR.
Dec II I'm Director.