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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

1t is truly wonderful, the variety and
ingenuity of the conyeniences for the
desk and office-pens of varied patterns,
inkstands possessing unmberless ad-
vnntages, letter files, each one the best,
envelopes of size and qualities infinite
It is almost bewildering to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans Il Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number of these attractions
Here you find the largest stationery
stock South of Baltimore, and you only
have two troubles-frst, sufficient cash
and, second, the difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered. each
equally suitable to your wants. NIT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

C"rEr oF GENERAL SESSIONS The
Court met. yesterday, ut 10 A. N.
The sealed verdict in the case of the
State against Ellison VI. Weston and
VIM. M. Iiayne was opened. and the
verdict was found to he ''guilty"
The case of the State against James 4.
Bowlcy was fixed for Saturday. owing to
the absence of Gen. Dennis, now in at
tendance OH the United States Court,
sitting in Charleston.
Calendars No. 6 and M. w-rn then
called. The Court OF Common Pleas
will commence. next Monday The
regular order for the trial Of cases
adopted nt the last term, will Lc rigidly
observed at this.
Mr.. Northrop gavH notice that he
w"uld mov" for the enlargement Of Vim.
Quash. who has been in Jail awaiting
his trial fnr murder more tian a year
on tho last day of this term.
State against Ned Thompson. grand
larceny, wns tried: verdict guilty.
State against Jesse Godfrey. Esor
Thompson, Dick Wood. for burglary
and larceny. was tried, and II verdict o
guilty as to- larceny returned.
The Court adjourned until Wetlnes
day, Mt 10 a. n.
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Cnr MArr.as.-n you arc asked to

Reading matter on every page.
A summery prococding-leaving of
your overcoat.
An exchange mourns the good old times
when slang was never slung.
Judge j. p. Reed left this city Sunday
afternoon, to preside at Orangeburg
Court.
An excursion party from Graniteviile
spent..Sunday in Columbia, and appeared
to enjoy tho sights.
The wind made it unplensnntly dusty
Sunday, but the rain settled everything
yesterday.
The voice OF the sleep-disturbing
mosquito il once more heard in the
land.
If an abundance Of flies lis an indicn-
| ton of health, Columbia will take the
premium.
"Debt is the worst kind of poverty"
Except the poverty which prevents n
man from getting into debt.
''Deeds are fruits, words are but
leaves" But, then, every tree has to
produce leaves before fruit.
Limburger cheese is said to be good"
when piece the size of hickory nut
will drive a dog out Of lanyard.
You can get all styles of job printing,
from visiting card to n four-sheet post
er, Mt the PHOENIX Office. Prices satisfac-
tory.
man, named james Bailey. WAS ar
cd Sofr To- oh ,,..f I,
stealing horse. The matter is to he in
vcstigatcd.
If this paragraph is trne, then there
are no engaged ladies in this city: "Thc
style is for engaged ladies to dress rs
plainly rs possible"
Boys, do not rob the nests. After all
the little feathered songsters' ingenuity
ut nest hiding, there are lads who have
the industry and perseverance, to hunt
them up.
There will be strawberry festival ut
Carolina Hall on Thursday and Friday
evenings next, for the purpose of missing
funds for the improvement of the Marion
Street Methodist Church property.
The Ashley Fire Company, with the
Chicora Band, escorted by the Enter
prise, serenaded Governor Chamberlain,
Comptroller Dunn und Ex-Governor
Scott and others last night. The Ashley
is remarkably fine company.
A young son of Mr.. Abram Stork was
severely bitten, yesterday, by two savage
bull dogs, on the premises of Mr.. T..
Crowley, on Pendleton street. The little
fellow wns terribly lacerated. An ounce
or two of lead will settle the business for
the animals.
Mr.. H. Skipper finds time from his
more substantial duties to look after Il
large patch OF strawberries, embracing
about quarter of an acre. He cultivates
the Sir Harry, Wilson and Albany-the
former sweet enough to be eaten without
sugar. All of the varieties are very large
and finely favored. He expects to pick
fully 1000 quarts.
The colored desperate, Andrew
Barnes, who SO terribly injured his wife
several nights ago, made his appearance
ut the house n second time and made
desperate threats, not only against his
wife, but other women in the yard. He
WIS fired upon by Il colored man, and re-
turned the fire. A policeman now
guards the place. The would-bc n.ur-
dcrer should be hunted down and
lyncAcd.
The sensation on Main street. ycstcr-
day afternoon, was the sudden disar-
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LIST OF NBw ADvERrIsEMENrs.
House-keeper Wanted.
j. G. Huguenin-To Loan.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company.
r. Hannan-To Rent.
Meeting Columbia Lodge.
Meeting Richland Rife Club.
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SUPREME Court This conrt was en-
gagged, during the past week, on cases
from Charleston. The Second Circuit
was called yesterday.
The following decision has been rem
dered: Elizabeth Monaghan. appellant,
as. John j. Small, respondent. Motion
dismissed Opinion by Wright, A. j.
Separate opinion by Willard, A. J.
The Seventh Circuit will be called to-
morrow. The following nre the cases on
that docket: Werts rs. Long, Cameron
rs. Renwick, Gaines as. McCrackin,
Inman, Swan 4 Co., appellants, in re
Jones, ct al, rs. Webb, Bowers, ct al,
appellants, in re Thompson rs Thomp-
son, Jones, ct al, appellants. in re Brad
ley Is. Rodelsbcrger.
CoNsIGSEEs. Per South Carolina Rail
road, May 10. 1875: j. D. Bateman, j.
Mckenzie, w. D. Love 4 Co., G. Sym
mers. j. Agnew &Son, Cooper h Taylor,
Copeland Il Bearden, H. nj. Gibson, A.
Palmer, w. j. Duffie, G. H., NJ. Davis,
Bowen & Lafar. G.. Hnnbcrg, p. Cant
well, Jones, Davis & Bouknight, C. J..
Lanrey, Lorick & Lowrance, Fagan &
Bros, c. Hoffman, rs. F. Muller, r. D.
Sem & Son, J. G. Swygcrt, j. Rantin, A.
Stork, j. A. Hendrix & Bro, r. Doda-
mead, NJ. Ehrlich & Son, j. 4 A. Oliver.
II. L. Bryan, Hopson & Sutphen, Red
Bank N1f Co, ]. G. Dial, j. H. Kinard,
II. L. Morris. G.. F. C. johnson, Fl. Solo
mons. S. l.. Hoge, Kinard Il Wiley.
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The sensation on Main street. ycstcr-
day afternoon, was the sudden disar-
pcarance Of IL portion of the sidewalk, in
front of the store of Mcssrs. F. b. Or
chard & Co. The oldest inhnbitant in
forms us that we'll, from Which excel
lent water was obtained, once existed n:
that particular spot, but it was filled up
when the town began to put on city airs.
These wells wero situated in different
portions of Columbia, and several
''sinks" have occurred within the recol-
lections of some of the young residents
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DEATH OF SAMMY NORRIS. We are truly
panied to record the death Of this young
man, which occurred on Sunday after
noon, about o'clock, from consump-
ton. His age was about twenty -four
The afflicted parents and family have the
earnest sympathy of the entire COM
munity in this their second bereavement
THE TOURNAMENT To-DAY.-Our CO.
lored firemen tournament to-day, and
they confidently look forward to capi-
tai frolic-in fact, it commenced on
Sunday morning, with the arrival of the
Union Star and Ashley machines, with
delegations from those companies-tho
former of whom are quartered with the
Vigilants and the latter with the En-
terprise. Yesterday afternoons trim
brought tho other mombcrs Of the two
companies, who were met at the depot
by their hosts. The Charleston visitors
brought two bands-the Chicora and
Carolina Cornet. The companies wcre
uhuoutliS lulI. uc OulCcIS uTc. Union
Star President, N. 8. Robertson; Vice
President, j. Mackay. Ashley-Presi-
dent, James Harrison; vice-President, j.
N. Simmons. Chief Stanley and Assist
ant Sutphen, Of the Columbia Fire De-
partment, having been requested so to
do, will act on the two principal commit
tees. The procession will move this
morning, OF 10 o'clock, after which the
playing off begins.
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TILE FOIrRTn NATIONAL BANK.

ITS CAPITAL UNI:PAIsED RESULT OF SPECIAL
KXAMlNAIlON.
The rlmOrs which have been in circulation
regardns the Fourth National Bank are rot 49, hy
the following correspondence between tie President aid
the Eans Examiner aad Of hr Clearing house
F0URrB NATIONAL BANK.
e. A. MgIGs, NoHot1, Bank ErIRtaer. 800
DEAR SIR: RuInOTs uutavO.aCC TO tne cretlt % uis
Institution having reached ears, and Ttcn are en-
TREY without foundation hereby request That !ou W
fIaediaely make Enst thorough rIaiDiH0tlon 81 Tue
AFFAIRS on s bank. and after having don 80, tH; y"u
will coaGdentiay submit the Ies ats 10 So 20! CON
nttee Of officer y rc'Gahal oanEs' cvsis'l Oh
Messrs Geor,e : Coo, H. r. Vail. and B il shear1ua1,
who have kindly agreed 10 act for ulst purpose.
E,spectfully yOrrs i. c. CAifouH,
Ee,r-IOra. S-pt. :. 1879 PfehieAt'
+. C. CALHOUN. es3., Jr.Sident 1900
inst have ~ report that have uiade u )rprgI eS-
animation Of the af rs VI the Fourth Nationl Bans,
KewYork and have to-day submitted the results t. Tie
Special Co lnttee OF bak officer named " yCn 1olis
,srx respe,ttnlit CuAs A. MyGs
National Bank Examiner OF NeT-YJrk
Eeu FORK, Sept. 10. 1873.
T. c. CALHOUN es; PresfeCat P1tyM National B1nt.
DEAF SIR: ia compliance With our relu.-t We nave
exalained the statement VI CbA.ce a. gs es BanA
Ex, liner OF the condition IF gOnr iDstupn ma nav
lac implicit confidence III the corrctness OF al, 'Ses
We nHd that your bank IS not ony III c"hditlOh 10
promptly Get all liabilities bn tiat It's caltal 10 "i -
paired GYnhGg 4 CoE, ! Special
DgNJAaIA Is. EdLRAAh,)
Eetc- Yoyi,, Sept 10 1879.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
SECRET INTERVIEW BETWEEN DUKE DEC.ZEs AND
PRINCE GOLTsCnAkOFt-THE ORLEANS f1iNCEo
AND TIE COUNT De CUAMBORD.
FAIRS, Saturday, sept 10, 1917.
lie Soiy reports that tho Duke Decazes, Minister or
Foreign hT'irs, had secret interview Win PI1nce
(iortschakof on the aih inst. 1T Int Lichen.
Prince ortschak0T has since arr I'd at Neyey where
he will meet ex-Presdent Theirs
The Journal dc Paris, the organ OF the Or
Ieapists publishes note Tepndiating recent
raunrI,ot In which the Count dc 'hambord was
advised to resign his Prcts Dsions ~ the throne
OF France in favor VI the Count de Paris. INC
note is considered important showing that tho Orleans
Princes are resolved to remain inactive in psuins Their
claims while Count lie ChamhOrd Hives.
lF,, Jitsr FoT. IAN vcrs tte FdSt IcGe.l
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p Q ST S OR r T.
LATEST FROM MISSISSIPPI.

SHERIFF COERCED INTO SENDING
FALSE DISPATCH.
A PREVIOUS MESSAGE COSTRADICTED-NO SAFETY
TO CoLoRFD MEN IN KINDS COUNTY.
MEMPi,is, Tenn. Sept. 10.-The following was TO
ceived from jackson, Miss, tonight: The following
dispatch cxplaine the telegram sent from Edwards
to-day 70 Attorney General Iicrrepont:
JACKsOS Sept. 10.
To dftorncy- Genrrnl PrrRRFPONf Hashingon D. t. !:
did not send TIE dispatch this morning. There
ia no protrcton for life to coored men in my conn
w. Tie telegram sent was presented to me by the
CAPTAIN Of military organization therc for safety 10
self and property. I could not do otherwise. am
free 20 confess that my knowledge anu coh'ic-
tons are to the contrary. chr
W. IT. HARVEY. Sheriff.
JACKSON, Sept. 10.
To attorney General PIERgEPONr:
For nv personal safety desire the telegram sent
by me to be kept private. Respectfully, go
W. II. HARNEY, Sheriff
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hey have determined upou tho reduction of

Company. They have determined upon tho REDUCTION"
their rates Sept rs, follows: Between New-fork,
and east of Ncw-YOrk and the United Kingdom aud
France % cents gold, per word II no chansc oceus
yios TO Sept Is, the kilograms by the direct caoe
viii be rated nj so cents word for express Gay mes
sages and % cents for word sor night messaseS he
scie,ue " he American Direct C.be Company hts
vet been prepared, but II will not be any h,gnc 'na
that OF the other company. II announced tha' te
omen the transmission of messages on ana AFTER sept
Is. The whole system between New-iork ant LONDON
will BE worked by the Company's own operators ire
name the place from which messages originate VIII pe
eau f free NJ
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KENTUCKY TURrMEN EsPOUSE MoGRA]H

KENTUCKY TURFNEN E:POUSE McGRAJuS
QUARREL AGAINST GEO. WILKES
Louisville, KY sept iO.-The meeting
of the Kentucky Racing Association at Lex
ing aiop,ed the resolutions offered by '"i
Robert Woolicv. concerning ". J.. HoGrah
and Wiikcs Spirit Of ne Times The r,."intion, are to
inc Acct that the charges o that paper AGAINST
Mc(;ratn are believed to lie false aud whereas
sal Mc(hath 10 highly cr,ecmed as tnrintn
md citizens the s. crctary IL instructed NOT 10 publish
uture programmes the Association In the paper re
frrcd TO- or to have any business relations VITA H. as
long as II remains under ie present editorial CONTROL
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HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY. AT HvDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
0s.u.7G Noon so So. M Glo. NdnyhL oo''
HI CHEST during the cav 40 I0wcscoo'
Averase 68iso. sans day 1874 74|'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

s. James Hoel-Gen. W. W. Bclknap Secretary OK Ok
War Wndsor Hotei-Col Thomas A. scott and fanny OF
lnha Dir G. r. Macdonald Of the Post Office Depart
mrnt and + Rackstone President OF ne Chicago T5 hi
Dorna Argentine Charge ,farcs a. Washington
JoSi"Gen r. A. M.rritt ~ potsian \ y. Hotel B,r,x'
,e,ck-Connt O. CALI alan Consul at Ncworlesns XXX
,r.,,s VoteNE l,an H. Chandler %; Ne.Hampshic Daniel
DSigherty Of Philadelphia H. =. McSomb 81 Drlaware ahn
Rninry ~ Daniels Collector u Tire Fort 81 Buffalo sf0r
Hoass. The Rev br duncan Of Ashland, Va Ato lo,s
IIei-Cap. &. II. Wells, " = Navy and Judge Jonn -.
leyo Of art
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4 ChYEL DIsAPPOINrMENr.

Ero,a ne Dcf,oF j'rss Jfesf
On the Lake Shore IGou .i.c other day, an
old lady. seated opposite SAP piock!ng gent en- an
kopt e, HIN "A ion- tini. AID finally asAcd:
q" Mater. arc you piat poclci 2"
"Mny no. mad ln-l'm a business man q Cleveland
he answered
IL hat sof" .bo sighed, "Wel, Ina avfnlly disap
pointed; wanted 70 try and IA couldn't rCtoIH
you"
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ARRESTS ny PRIVATE DETECTIVES.

james L. Porter, private detective OF No. 90
BleeckeTs with the assistance OF United state officers
last evening arrested Samuel Mard cigar dealer In the
Grand Central Hotel, q charge OF smuggling He was
locked up in Ludlow street Jail.
About 1890 last evening William schre OF the firm OF
Jas T. Porter Co., private deecv =. arrested noud
thiei known as Little Dckcy. &c, 'ing II ,@ por"s
sion goo,s " ich had been 81 Ilc, from III HcuS'I I"
no. ! Maiden-ane. hs Gao SEQ .'"'i"e =" II takili-
"Dickoy to The Office. at NJ. % iio"'ker,i n9hce
officer arrested tncm both ana 10y we're ga u'heu up
In the fourteenth Prccn. sIt ~" lse; ibspcc.oI
Francs c. Speght, who a. Gui' NJ ire SeH.uni
Office was anne. ed t0 =, ~. PTct, lie ht"u Oh ue
firm, but declined IN int It;'.
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entirely new design. Tho Company propose TO carry
this train over part OF their ronte Ihe
train will leave New York ut 1870 arrive ~ Pits
burg at p. m, Chicago $50 a. N, Cincinnati ADO O.
m India ana polls $50 q. H. and 50. Louis y. IN.
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HOMEOPATHIC CHARITY HOSPITAL.
OPENING OF TIE INSTITUTION On WARDS IsIA"p.
The medical s,aff of the Ncw-York County
Homeopathic Medical Society tooA POSSESSION yes1eG
OF the building on ards leland assigned TO teir se As
hospital by the COnu .souers Of Charities ani Corr'c-
ton The building formerly Gr"d a. IN iDehfta.e
ssylum and soldiers home. rheIe s remain IN it nd-
Der Of oil soldiers, few nebrites and 10 INSANE pa
ttents The latter VII be treated by the homeopathic
pnv,c,ans large number 0f prominent aohe0pathiss
of this city aud vicinity assemDed Ia the RECEPTION
nom of tho new hospital al p III. yesterday,
and look formal possession of the building lr ESh II
Guernsey the President OF the COrny Society, called the
meeting TO ORDER and noluo Or. Charles A. E4con,
who gave the results ~ short tour OF IN pecoA around
the building which he considered wen 4! LOT tie dFpos
10 which II was 10 he applied. Commissioner Brennan
stated 81 at the bu.,dDg bad been give, - tie honeo-
lathic physicians with the bes: wishes Tor hon "a cess
The supplies wOud nc attended 10 by the '"r" iSs"neIS'
and the msna-ers need give themselves 10 uueas!LeSs
about the matter.
The party escorted by Dr. Hardy, the resiaen'
physican Of the island, then inspected ho bnidn9'
Among the pa-ty Dr. Kitchen OF the CAality Hos
ptal and Dr. Ma Donald Of the Iustn' Asylum on Wads
Island who POINTED TIE different cOnVenieuces and
o. planes The building, II Vac stated by Commissioner
Brennan, viii accommodate 300 rat;ens nnt ia ie-
hcyei mat 500 can he tied ~ H. he ycs AZ VIZ
i rl r9 S % H. Or wne s;E secSa S+I Dr. Ts
X. Hills; Cncf Of SAT- and Resilient FAysi>Iali'
william Tod Eelmuth II. d. ran. L. G"' M
s,y W. H. v nte, Alfred h. I.Ii-, }. W.
DS1 Ing John c. NnJT, c. \. Bacon. T. l. Doughty
George h. Be,her George :. Norton j. H. D-irues =
p Bai dick j. itoby wool, \. T. AhIOOp d. H. thompson
SaInnrI Iiclthli l. Carleton. jr Alexander BergIaus
T. d. bradford, c. A. Lcboi0 Il :. Bradlo J, j. r. Pew
ier AID j. McE wetnore. Tie Committ,c v" !n-+e5 ION
consists W Drs. Wetmore, E. d. Bradford ant )9""ug
The DENOMINATION Committee Is cynippscd o. > It"e'
Minor, iIll7. Doughty. anC 1. D. Bradford Dis IA,
Enrick, Demucst ana &c ser ere Oh IN" CON nit,e Oh
Medical supplies. Drs. IarUUp. Ih0.IpsOn ahd Berg
hoils tue Dtt Committee. Inc COMMITTEE on
Cl,rl al Record compOred OF Drs. llncn''al.
Norton, and Carleton and tie tnniIdtiee %
CLINICAL Stray 60 1,ist, of Drs Hemth Paine, Fow
Ter The arrI Committee Is CONSIDERED yer! lnip"r-
TAM inasmGch A. the value OF u ho7.tIu CIR icS Y.
The chief points OF usefulness al The Institution Inc
D1hrd Physical ASSUMED y 81 rldy Inc treat
ent of insane yeticnt OnethiId OF al charity patients
will 'e sent 10 tins hospital Tor tlcAtm IT. tie -
M tits as other respects, 81 n'Mg ON lctta vi Il
Bellevue and De Cisiiiy Hospital Iht tstHp isLinelt
Oh the hospital GeINt- aided sl9rincaACe DIE
the hr4t Homeopathic Cla.lty Hospital ia Tie NO-iO.
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The Fall S,as0n has fairly opened and
among proine"t attractions, conspicuously ks0xo
FALL SrYIR ~ NFSs HATS Bay your hats al NO
22 Broad~y Of Futonst No 533 broadway or In
the fnfsh Avenue Hotel
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carrie RATES.

Adyices received from London yesterday
dive the results Of he meeting he!d Id the "'r.'s ~
-. n. ,.o,ny, Of tina Anso-Anu rcan Telegraph Cabls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

HABITUAL or TEMPORARY COsTIvENEss may
be gotten and with a Of ssrioue disease
permanently removed, by using judiciousy Dr. JAMES
ShSATIyH Pills.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS !
lAunounoemsns
BURNErT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

LUNrBoPG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bath tute for Cologne or by Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

GENTLEMRN's HATs-Fall style for 1875-are
70 a.fv Tor ips pec q on ARD sale. EsfRSsCBPID,
Manufacture, lis Na~saus st.
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". NJ. UE,yITT

Y. NJ. HEWITT
has GALyAwc IIoGs 5tLyE for fifteen y"-r
and IL IA the bet preparation for -pranS oails ono
Scra.hes hay seen" MI Hc"itC IL the manager
the American EX. stables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

A yom pass up or down Broadway, read the
dcsraion OF rincps and rules that govern NE famous
NORTH ~ Canal II. and broadway BALDWIN mas
changed cD, his posters. and expect to see the n
tat0rs lkewi.c. Originals lea1-copyists follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Children should use them daily.
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LONG STEP
IN ADVANCE.

From this date every garment
offered for sale by us Wilt bear upon
it printed statement as to the mate
rial of which it is made, and guar
antee of the workmanship.
Every buyer will thus know just
what goods are shown, and this, with
our rigid one-price system, will make
error or misunderstanding impossible.
In absolute fairness and plain deal
ing, as in all other points, we are de-
termined to continue to lead the
Clothing Trade of the Metropolis.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-05-05

The colored. address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
scriber has paid, thus
Thos Turner 1874,
signifies that Mr.. Turner has paid for
his paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail list is corrected weekly. BY con-
sulting the address label every subscri-
Der can tell how his account stands.
Our accounts go back no further
than the 1st of January, '73, the ac-
counts previous to that time being
payable to the old firm.
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jamestown cloths, fine assortment.
Suitable for gentlemen's clothing, just
received, at Robinson & Bonner's. 5tf
just opening-a new Spring stock,
consisting of mems, women's and chill
dren's underwear; Balbriggan, Iron
Frame and other choice makes OF
white and fancy cotton hosiery. Also,
gloves. eorsets, embroideries1 standard
trimmings, linen collars and cuffs,
neckties, &C., &C., at the Hat Store
Sign of the Big Red Hat, two doors
below the Post,office, Tidioute. 2ti
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF PETER SIBBEL, Deceas-
IL ed. Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration on the Estate of
Township of Kingsley, in the County of
Forest, deceased, have been granted ito
Nancy A. iSibbel, and
John Zents, residing in Tionesta township,
said county. All persons, therefore, hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate
of the said decedent, are requested to
make the same known to tho said Nancy
A. Sibbel and John Zents without delay.
NANCY A. SIBBEL, .
JOHN TENTS.
April Goth, 1875. Ct