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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01
TIE FINANCIAL QUESTION.

TIE hnance bill agreed to by the Sen :
ate Republican caucus AMI reported ia
the Senate, is ~ the mails subs antially ~
follows:
FIRST. Free banking. oue's t. all inti-
vidu 'is and associations, without limisa-
.iOn Of capital
Second. Rtiring an amount OF green.
backs equal to eighty per cent. OF the
amount OF lew national notes issued until
the gr. enback circulation shaft b. re-
.iucs 10 $500 OOO .OO0, after w.,lci, no fur
tier reduction Of yrtenbacks j. to take.
place. II is ..lai,ne.i by thi, provision
that there will be neither expansion nor
Contraction Of the curr- .pcv. a. about
twenty per cent. is now required rs bank
reSeI VEG.
Third. Withdrawal and destruction
Of the fractional currency, and ,lIe sub
siituilon VI silver coin. the arrangement
10 60 into { fleet as soon MS prac' ica,.le.
u"d"r the direction OF the ) creiarv Ol ti.-
treasury, who is authMiz Il o use The
surplus money ,or supplying silver coin.
and II this IL not su6. tent, to sell tht. re-
Quisit. amount of bonds of new series to
obtain funds tor that Pnrp pose.
Fourth. Removing The cost tor cOiuage
Of gold Ut the s.'v-r u nlImts.
Fifth The Resumption Ot specie paw.
lDeDts to nnlne,.ce IN the first ay Ot
J,nu .ry. 1879. Tue Secretary Is author
Il Il { It's" tte 8 1'cie iu the Treasury,
tut Il this is MT Sufficient, 10 s. Il bOueis
in or er to Ob'ain gold to pay tr-asur.
notes. This IA { provision 10 8 OF. like.
the others. ~ INTO i'm mediate eft, 1t. The
legal tender act r mains undist ur!,ed.
he bill DaViny been agreed to by the
caucus, with only tour dissenting vUtes,
insnres its passage n The Senate,
+. nj SENATOR'S Oritve sC vii, pass riI.
itOuse BY respectable majority, and
that il this case no dpubt is entertained
that u will receive the pr.,v.i Ut the
President, rs II is In accordance. with his
recent RECOMMENDATION 10 OOgxress.
Ii is said 50 much VI the fractional cur
rri.cy 10 mu,iia;ed and lost las ,nu..h rs
tout pei Cent. aHpuassy), has sssv~~- .....
take IT'S pl .ce stIOul IN convenience. to
tile pu lie. The government is xtle to
purchase aud cOi.l silver 1T pr. fit, AID
: an at an early p.riO.i effect the sutslltu-
ZION. The 5 .cret.ry OF the Treasury says
tlie estimate vi the dir. ct0rs Of the m,ni
shows gam III specie ami bullion IN che
last two fiscal years Of about SIS. .OOO ,OOO.
xnd the Stp:k o specie IL the country To
be at0u' $l66, ,OOO, 900. whi.h, With the
xunual pr.s. uctI0n OF about Sc. 100 QUO OI
gold aDu silver, sffOr,is encouragement
tina. the siOck OF con- may, within 4 rea-
sOnable time and with favorable lexisia-
tiJn. be .ct umul It 4 to ~ extent sutfici-
t"t Tor the Rapid resumption Of specie
pay ments to be undertaken and miiu-
l2lueu
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

Last Saturday, Sir E. Thornton, tho
British Mi lister, removed from one of the
han Isomest and costliest residences in the
city of Washington, and John F. Cham
berlin, the noted gambler, took posses~
sion and converted it into . club house.
The mansion has been occupied for scv.
eral years by the English Legation, and
was the property of Chas. Knapp. 1t is
SAID tha: ChambrIlin paid 800, ,eOQ for the
prOpeYlY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

There is now in PARIS, ct the National
Printing Office. dressed ~ workman in
white blouse, the Prince Macao, one of the
highest personage> in Japan. He has
been directed by his Sovereign TO learn the
art of printing. and 10 doing 90 IN every
branch, thus emulating the efforts OF
Peter the Great for the advancement OF
his country
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

Two negro girls. in want Of . new bon>
ret. placed distractions on the Wllming~
ton and Weldon Railroad, near Warsaw.
North Carolina, the other dav, for the
purpose of killing some ladies on tho
train that they might secure the bonnets.
They have been tried before magistrate
and been sent to Dcblin Jail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01
Directory or F'edes'al Oa7rers or
Montana.

Govcrnor-Bcnj +. Potts, Virginia City.
Secretary. +. Callaway, Virginia City.
Auditor-Sol Star, Virginia City.
Treasurer-R. o. Hickman. Virginia
Chief Justicc-D. $. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justices-F G. Servis, Va. City,
Hiram Knowles, Deer Lodge.
Us. Dist. Ati'y-M. G. Page, Radersburg
Surveyor Gcnerai-A. J Smith, Helena
l.. S. IIarshal-Wm. F. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rev. IT. p. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs-T A. Cummings,
Helena
Us. Examining Surgeons Chas. Mussig-
brod, Deer Lodge: Thos. Reece, Helena.
L. $. COm'rs john Potter, Hamilton !;
H. N. Mcguire, Bozeman.
Bozcmsn Land District--E. w. Willett,
Register; J. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozenlan
Helena Land District-W. G. Child,
Register; ID. II. Weston, Receiver: Helena
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

THE Hon. JhOn B. Rice, member OF
Congress from the First Illinois District,
and formerly Mayor of Chicago, died on
the l7th instant at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Kimball, in Norfolk Viz
eriniA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

The bill for the relief of the homestead
and pre- caption settlers in Iowa, Ne
braska, Minnesota and Kansas. where
crops were destroyed BY grasshoppers.
passed the house without opposition, and
will doubtless becvme . law at an early
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

ATexas man who died the other day
left 'sthe Sum OF i've thousand dollars -
fund to defend persons Who kill S0uthefA
railroad baggage smAshera"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

The mails between Superior and Bay
field are now carried on s1edRes drawn hy
dogs. Chippewa Indians and half breeds
driving them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

Oxford University exulis in IN annual
income of >l.eO0, geo, and . library of
$50. 600 volumes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01

An nsxtensive lins Of Gents Underwear
fer eels cheap st A. LANNs q Goa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-01
AVANT COURIER
The Pioneer Paper Of Eastern
.MOntnssN.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, Editor and Publisher
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|rv/csszounZ TazWs.
DIR. A. J. HUNTER,
Physician, and Surgeon,
BOZEMAN, N. T..

Office al his residence, next to Metrop0li
tan Hotel, on Bozeman street.
Tenders his professional scrvices to the
hs,hN;C
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08
THE SUN.
Daily and Weekly for 1875.

The approach Of the Presidential election
gives unusual importance to the events and
developments 81 1878 We shall endeayor
W describe them fully, faithfully and fear
lessly
The weekly sun has now attained oircu-
lation 81 over eighty thousand copies IL
readers ara found In every State and Terri
tory. and is quality IL well known 10 the
public. We shall not only endeavor 81 keep
Il fully up N the old standard, bat 10 improve
and aid 10 It's variety and power
The Weekly sun will continue % be a
thorough newspaper All the news OF the
day viii be found In u, condensed when un-
important, at full length when Of moment,
and always, We trust, treated in a clear, In
teresting and instructive manner.
II y our aim 20 make the Weekly Sun the
best family Newspaper Ia the world. II will
be full u entertaining and appropriate read
ing Of every sort. but win print nothing 30
offend the most delicate taste II viii always
contain the mast Interesting stories and rs-
manoes 81 the day, carefully selected and
legihiy printed
The Agricultural Department i a proml-
nent feature IN the Weekly, and is articles
viii always BE- found fresh and useful 10 tho
farmer.
The number Of men independent IN poll
ASH A1NfNazuAks anu EAH -
their paper especially. II belongs 81 no par
~, and obeys no dictation. contending for
principle, and for the election Of the best
men. II exposes the corruption that dis
graces the country and thrratsns the over
throw IL republican Institutions. II has no
fear u knaves, and seeks no favors ffOm
their supporters.
The markets Of every kind and the fash-
Ions are regularly reported.
The price IL the Weekly Sun "a one dol
lar q year for a sheetof eight pages, and flfty-
six columns. AZ this barely pays the expen-
ses of paper and printing. we ara not able 10
make any discount or allow any premium to
friends who may make special efforts 30 ex-
tend its circulation. Under the new law,
which requires payment Of postage In aA-
yanae, one dollar q year, with twenty cents
the cost 81 prepaid postage added, n the rate
of subscription. ID Ia NOT necessary 10 rot
up club IN order 10 have the Weekly Sun
al this rate. Anybody who sends one dollar
and twenty cents win got the paper postpaid
for year.
We have no travelling agents.
TIE Weekfn Sssss-Eight pagas
hfty-slx columns. Only $50 postage
prepaid. No Discount from this rata.
rae Daily Sssn.-A large four
page newspaper Of twenty-eight columns.
Daily circulation over naO, Gee. An the
news Cor 2 cents. Subscription, postage pre-
paid. IS cents q month. or $6.60a year. To
clubs Of ten or ever, q discount II 10 par
cent address, .TAE SIN"
New York CITY.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

The best thing out-an aching
tooth.
a new name for tight boots-a
corn CRIB.
A lad habit to get into--a coat that
Is not raid for.
Soit hearts often harden, but soft
heads never change.
Noses are fashionable, aud have al
ways hocn followed.
What two letters in the alphabet
indicate very cold weather. IC.
Qy)
When j. horse not worth shil-
lingl When IL Is worth less (worth-
lcss)
\ fellow who got drunk on olcc-
ton day said il was owing 10 bis Ct
forts TO put down partyspint.
Why should Mas of Kellogg's
OF IA troupe be good sailory BE
cause he's At home on the high Cs.
What requires moro philosophy
than taking things "a they como 7
Parting with things as they 20.
What il mindl No matter. What
Is matterl Mover mind. But what
- mindl Oh, its material.
II Is said there arc moro lies told
in the sentence, II am glad to see
you,' than ia any other six words in
the English language.
Men and Gold-Anything Midas
touched was turned to gold. In these
days touch q man with gold and he1
turn into anything.
You should mover tell a man he
lies. SIMPLY remark that he Is gull
ty of heterophcmy aud drop the sub
JCct-it he'll let You.
A woman j. composed of two hun.
drcd and iorty-three bones, one hun.
drcd and sixty nine muscles, and
three hundred and sixty-nine pins.
A fool in high station l. like a
man on the top Of shigh mountain
everybody appears smafl 10 him, and
lac appears small to everybody.
Old lace j. the object or the latest
fashionable mania, and the factories
aro running double time 10 supply
the demand.
IL children were well paid for all
tho work they do from the instant
they begin going alonc, they might
accumulate large wealth before the
age OF Ten.
Miss Cayendish, the English act
rest, - coming, and some one 70
marks that she Is fne-cut. Then the
critics can puff her IL they chews.
"My native city has treated mo
3adly," said . drunken vagabond.
"but ] love her still" Probably"
replied gentleman, "hcr stu is all
that yon do love"
japanese officiak commit snirdo
when found guilty ef thefl es en-. boa
element American officials retro
20 their farms and receive the con.
gratulations OF friends.
Basket plaids are very fashionable
this year. A visitor at Sing Sing
says that all the men there except
the guards were dressed in the popu-
lac fashion
The revolutionists who spent Eve
dollars and lost one man in overturn-
ing the State Goverpment Of Pana-
ma last month wefS dsaastpd 10 G nd
only s3.ll In the treasury.
omnibusscs originated In Paris IN
1897. The other kind OF busses.
which are specially desired BY Young
men and mAidens were discovered
some yArs previously.
Two hundred words a minute a.
Moody's linguistic pace, but we know
q woman who could distance him In
ffteon minutes and show no sign OF
distress, IA .aa aTrr
"You havcn't opened Your mouth
daring the whole session, |" said an NJ.
y. TO fellow member. aOh yes, l
have" was the. reply, IL yawned
through the whole OF your speech."
Old Pcrhapsibilities says that for
sonlc statas there may possibly be |
probabilities of eersain snow6alls
withiS q few days; bat the unscien-
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

nAzLLlII ISL. DLsENkER lslb
'"s's%Ss"s."
flierv 10 sanksyv hvori.e hymn. n sung
BY him n he reviSnls. n y said 20 have becI
written tor him BY lady In England
There we're ninety aud nine that salely lay
To- the shelter ~ the fold.
But cue was out GA the hills away
far % n~s,n tho gates u gcli.
Away 90 the mountains Mild and bare,
ANsy Ton the tender Shepherds cAre.
Lord thu has, here thy ninety and nine.
Are they not enough fbr theei
Bui the shepherd made answer, one Of mine
Has wandered away from me-
aud alth ugh the rsad be rough and steep
Igo a. the desert ~ md my sheep
But none q the ransomed ever knew
liow deep were the waters crossed.
Nor how dArk was the night that the Lord
pgsssd through
Ere he found his sheep that were lost
Out In The desert he heard u cry,
kick and hslPleas and r~aAy N die.
Lord whence are those blood drups on the
That marx oui the mauniains trAekf
2 hey ~ ~ shed fnr one Who had gone astray
krc The Shepherd could bring him bassk.
Lori Whcnce are thy hands ~ rvnt ard torn
They we're picrCed tonight by many Athorn.
And al through tie mountains, thunder
tisen
Ahd up from he rooky steep
Tho, ruse . cry n the gate II Heaveni
r. j0ice. have fouad my sheepl"
And the mnssssls re-es.ho around the throna
"ReiOics, Tor the Lord brings back his own"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

Address THE WORLD"
81 Pa r ow New York.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08
III ONE PRICE To ALL 4
The New York Word.

Inc Dem0Tdfc Paper Of Nclc York
The Cheapest and Best.
Postage Prepared by U.s.
The Weekly World, One Year One
Dollar.
An extra copy To getter up OF club OF
ten. The semi eekly TO getter up OF
club OF twenty. The daily to getter.up
OF club OF any.
All the news OF the part seven DAYS
Il given In the weekly edition of the
World (wednesday's). which contains, In
addition 10 the news many special features
prepared expressly for IL. Tie Grange
department gives each week the Latest
news OF the order and Of the Patrons.
The agricultural departments presents
the latest experiments and experiences al
practical cnlturists, iull reports OF the
Farmers Club Of the American Institute,
letters from practical farmers. and inter
esting discussions 81 profitable farming
The page for the family furnishes inter
est and amusement for the tiresldc during
the long winter evenings Full and
trustworthy live stock, country PRODUCE
and general produce market reports show
the state Of trade.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08
1.-THE WORLD" AND IT'S WORK
(Binghamton Leader.(

(Binghamton Leader.(
Those 81 our Democratic friends who Dc.
sire Ia subscribe fbr a New Ycrk paper will
nnd none that equals the " GRID Ia ability,
Or that 50 fearlessly and clearly advocate.
Democratic principles In the news from all
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edilorlols on all subjects arr vigorous and
logical To the farmer &C. u Invaluable
teaches him many things that tend b. pro
mote has best interests which be- needs his
eyes opened "a. The World l. now doing a
great WORK In behAlf Of the Democratic
party. and should be fully sustained
A THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
Manchester Union)
The World. In point ~ ability. enterprise
and influence. su,ids at the head Of the Dem
ocratie prcss In this country.
Address THE WORLD"
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

The Scmi-Wcckly, One Year Two
Dollars.
An extra copy 81 gvtter-up Of club ~ ten.
The Daily a. grtter-up of club II twenty
I've. The Scmi-Ncekly contains Thursdays
and FRIDAY a all the contents of the week
one or two hr-i-raie novels during the year,
and all the cream Of the Daily World
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

Are practically taught by exper,.ncea 49,.
feseors. Persons from Gfteen 4, ar 80
attend. Instructions given privately to sa"b
student who has q separate desk 10 hIm..ls
ana - put through athoFough and ssTn.,I,
eouse OF business transactions 10 oaalifs ~,
Inr ue situation he intends 10 mi. Psr.on.
who have neglected their education can -.
speedily prepare for business OF any LinJ
students nom the country can board In ih,
family q the Principal. " W"
C... s'SIIh .rty per cent less than othar
commercial Colleges In this city.
49, o' .nll commercial Course. only tIO0.
Average time, three or four months. WV
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teacher IA New Orleans since ls5i
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08
Subscribe for The
FARhERS VINDIcA TOR
Published at Jackson, Miss, by
ELLIOTT Il JONES

ELLIOTT d JONES.
MAJ. h. @. WALL, EDITOR
W. W; BENNETT, Harlehur,,.
Miss, General agent.
i Inc Farmer Vlndieator la. the larvc.,
circulation OF any paper IN the s,a,s .nJ
~ w De-, agricultural Journal publI.hsL
w., ~ me . nl,ed states. IL 10 the organ q,
ne ate strange. and should be batron
Mississippi. we SeA'e o.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-12-08

II purely Democratic Journal and will best endavors pac,
the Democratic party power Ii will
"Mi--sippans rule Mississippi" 1t will advocate mmga-
ton to State and will attempt forth history
the Of county, and every build
up towns, schools, societies and religious nsttu
tons IL will advocate the interests of the
farmer, and give its influence 10 their adj
vaneenent THE DEMOCRAT will
oppose Radicalism with all its
strength, and do all hatit can
hurl from power the
party that's fast send
ing our State tp
destruction.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22
I.sd both .Aa.E4rS.ssd sssns1, in bi.
ear.
s.';yshg odnp perpendiculaf Idiot. -

THE BAYoNnT On the morning OF
the 18th. Captain Head, of the Third
United States Infantry, repaired to
the Court House, ut Vioksburg, Miss.
aud stated to Sheriff Flssagan, elected
at apeciRl electiun ou the 3lst ult. -,
that he bad ordera from Gen. Emory
TO expel him Flnnsgsn protested
against the removal. hnt aurrendere,i
the key TO Capt Head und withdrew.
Hs appealed to Chancellor Hill for
recognition as Sheriff do fdclo, but that
Judge deciined to iu uterfnr., never hav-
ing conceded F:anagans right to pos
session. Capt. Head reported his ac-
ton tn Judge Hill, who suggested that
he ahould cuusuit his superior officers
for ad vice. A guard WAS placed over
the Sherif's otice. and In the alter
noon the Supervisors ordered that the
County property DO trapf-rred to the
President OF the. sAid Board. This
was done, Oapt. Head taking reoei pt
for the property aud Withdrawing the
hnyonets to the hArrnckA. The troops
we're used, through Gen. Emory, by
Gov. Ames, who claims TO have had q
pledge that solJinrs should be sent
from Gen. Sheridun when en- route to
New Orlrans. The people look upon
the outrage with becoming forbesr.
ance.
Tire Chaucrllor appointed W. H.
McGhee Sheriff pro tenn and he wa.
placed in posse,>l"u OF the Office by
the military. McGh..e (~h,t.) is Re
pobi,oan, and Was Deputy under She
riff Crosby. Chsnc-llor Hill, upou
"peuIng o"nrt two weeks ago, AL.
Jonrned i. until to-duy. IN order TO de.
terminus what oonr.e be would take in
; reference to THE Shrlevnlty. Members
OF tn" Bar present protested sgaiIsi
the court, niinwing and apparently ap
proving uf tho military Interfere oe
with it's officers. All Il viulsti"u of al
law aud tue destrucLiun of civil 60
vernm-ut
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22

BURNING OF Mns. CONWAY MAsoN's
HOUSE, With deep regret we chroni.
Gle the burning OF the residence of the
aged and respected widow of the late
Conway Mason. E-q, in tho Gi!gal
section. This occurred between 3 and
4 O'Clock on the morning OF Monday,
the 1lth instant. and is believed by the
family to have been the work Of an in
cendiary. And still Mrs. Mason should
have no enemies, for her character is
eminently that of q pure, charitable,
unoffeRdiDg Christian. The residence
WAS large, comfortable and elegantly
furnished. But little OF the furniture
even was saved. Among the furniture
burned. was handsome new piano.
Mrs. Mason loss is estimsted at from
1910 to $4,000. Mrs. and Miss La.
nier. daughter and grand daughter
OF Mrs. Mason, were on y visit to her
at tho time Of this fye, and their loss
is taid to be fully $500.
Edggteld Aduer!iser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22
Proposals.

Proposals.
OFFICE cuPr. $. c, PENIrENrIARY.
COLUMBIA, 3. G Januxrv II 1873
GEALED PROPOSALS for fornishinH the
- 10 lowing SUPPLIES to the South Ca
rollins Penitentiary for the prese"t fiscal
year sill he received at this ofice until
February /, 1875:
1900 bushels CORN.
45 600 pounds BACON.
40 $40 pounds FRESH BEEF.
ii $50 pounds RIOE.
281 pounds PEAS.
3 078 pounds SU1AR OBJ
2 051 puuuds COFFEE.
$40 pounds SALT.
275 pounds PEPPER.
20.440 pounds Hay
80 barrels FLOUR
80 barrel, II )LAiSES.
s barrels VINE ,Ak
The above al icies 10 be- OF 6 nd qTality.
and tu bo furnished 1t such times ana in
such Quantities az ;he Superintendent III =,
order The part, r parti's 10 whom the
contract may br ,wtr ted viii D required
to enter into sufii 'i"ni s"c1ri'ytO itsure
the faithful perform tue" o. I'll" cnntract.
Jpha /! uENEiS,
Jan23 SUPP. \ y r-ni entiarv.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22

During the erection OF his now
church as Elmirs, New York, which is
to be the largest Protestant church
building in the State when completed,
Rev. Thomas K. Beeoher has preached
at the Opera House every Sunday
evening, one cent admission being
charged. The size of the audience 1t
this novel figure has been sufficient to
cover expenses.
The Government OF Montenegro has
deciarged war against Turkey. Both
countries are rapidly srming, and for.
eigners are leaving in large numbers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22
Grand Central Java Coffee.

WE, are agents for tho GRAND C&N-
w TRIAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY
Their ooffse 10. sold sin pound packages, at
thirty cents per pound, and each case IF
strty poumds eontdtas a. superior eiyh, day
otock, which becomes the property OF tho
lucky purchaser who buys the package con-
tanning the ticket which entitler the owner
thereof to the clock. The coffue is fall
value itself for the price charged. and the
clock is given as y prize to induce pur-
ohasers to try the coffee.
Jan22 JOHN AiNEW i SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22
Concert

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4 r.. Church. by the Coiumbia Choral
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22

the Mechanics' and Farmers Build
ing and Loan Association.
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Fs'eosuref-r. IL HASELL GIBBES. .di
MI EE Is second " ,nday ia each month
Nl- Lends Money to the iull value OF
eacn share. Rsdsivesx 9Gfss monthly re-
merhbcts to buy hone at cost OF rent.