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The Morning herald., 1875-10-16
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H-w Castle .hubiy. Oct iy,h II.
.pah the app'!c:.tiOn oi Samne. II Vii,
'"MkS M!. ArHiinist a.Dr Of He nv Franc;s Ia, !.
90 Wilmington! HEh,y.,l, |, xai,i tt,uu;r a..
- u y. ORDERED ,nd d rrcit,: NV IN.
81. H'A ~ thaI Lie 4 Iniui,trat,r .foT..x,i.
.rkf. n"ice vi i.:e ran Ing nf Isti.r, ~ III
n,'isttaii'n nrnn III Estaie ii fhs ,,......,s-
:" WIN u! GNt~ uf g!artjuu thr,.of Y.
ns.2 advcr.iscin, slts 10 be Isnsl 9. " II h a.:
nr! ua!s !fo'h ~" GHt- Of Al.h ~ NJ, rs
NJ OF t'.. mos pal 40 PLACES OF tn. II,r,ntv
y NV ss'i. .ttnIirfnx n o. mons havi,,y
nen'A'ix as'A'isi .i.e. r.. ate / d, present ~.
s.,,ne. Dg Anif hy,"u, A,i 81 sx..,nblv in
N'".HrH"' n';t'i" nm y I'.evt,I.l. Ana .,,..
-, '..r rsi'n' T.. -. IEseriri within III;
mme l@rh. N ihr. MpRSINs 1t, ~
.'Hsl"l*r td'''tk hrr II Wilmington aud
o. d. fh"''i' 'A's' weeks r..
G. ven nni-r she hand ana sa,, -,
t G.T ~ tsle k-gisier aforesaid. nj NJ
~ y, W Castle County Aforesaid. th..
wy sns Stnr ahpvewlitkn. IL; WV
, r~3 j.. IS MGas. ,Ere'srrR.
4, Notice. =. i''3ni
Pnn'N hhv!3x ii ms upa;nst m.
.r we deceased, must ,,rrs.nt IN.
:" "H,e.ani! atiss e,: ~ li~ .tdsntnisrrnft,. -.
'| E"rr sOct. isiG. lk.G Ur .o,,,.,n..
s,.n,';., hs'emb!y III. hurli ease maze anI
shMC!!.E. W!!..EANE.
ALi. !his,..:o-.
Add. ." ~; w.sh.rs:". t; w,;;nirv,,,
~tt. INV cod
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NEW BAKERY.
HENRY MILLER

/ H. Il MItILITe
Will remove on saturday next from 1th
and Orange streets. to No. 500 Orange street.
where he will continue the bakery and con-
fectionery business in all its branches.
To HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Bread and Cakes can be had at wholesale
prices by applying at 6'sOrange st. oc l5-2t
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FRANCIS BRADLEY.

! NOTICE-I, NARY A. krvNoI ns
~ compliance with the reG,,ircs,as az, ~ ~
nne .,,e net q Assembly In such cases made AMI III
"yIue1 pnnIv e, 1nGhernhy FtIe .notace that shan
"pp,S snS IN writing to the Court of General Me-:
state N ef Delaware, In and ior Tie 1Snn, ~ tne
New Castle, mpon Mqndsy y; the. iSth o"ny h.yy M ..
;NovembcE 4. n fs7i, Bciak the tSt %ssy ascyy q ~
mr Sne DHae fia Nov:mbfr term Of the said Co,rt.
" W ac ncense 20 kee1, an i. n or, TCyetn y;
ond @ " WaTd i" Mnter stEeYt IN the Sec. =
CASTLE Con- ty,a'd d State of fH,xI0n. H.,sxI0n. New
ihepnyiloge q: selling intoxtcs1,rasI tawaIe. WITH
~ lSss quantities titan one HnsEr liquors n
HsInk on the premises, and t,,c Sai Saiioae 10 De
ffdsrsree'mena the said apf,iica pf,iii,ax,'me t,nSe
H;cS,,G sHc,s, Ghrl.ty swschu1tx'l'a. 80
feha S go 1Hi"n H"1sel Wmm WWm / / SIi,,t SSIi!scrt ~
d Alsbeiy fs f,inE SMrks
5S;Sus *s1.,. Bsfsr =. Sc }hhisa'ny sloSyn se'''cre !
Miehss,f Hen"y Hs.1sss. onGAcs n. Wy! ;;y. a..[
dheodc. e-smiih" q. RI, FHeSn,lie FsSinllie II
N..syI MAXI K, REYN oips
COAL AoDs' .lt,s' COAL noDs,!7 =: p II
wi ASH Riddles. ASH R1pphpss,,
WOOD SAWS 'S'''''
a large variety, for sac cheap. a.
JAMES = BRO
so.HB-', ~. Hardware.
- Market street.
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GHnO Grss AND ORGAN TUN,.
rIanoo nsans' Sns' Cabinet Organs. Me,,
!nens ianeS med ana s,d 1en.;s.i ninSs q musical q
Reeds made isr cS5ine,e cs5aia,sed; ;1.s nsw BNie .na
seHn as 1s; years experience. ino pi Mele-
OctB.Yn
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There are forty-siX workmen and twelve
horses and carts at work on the streets in
this city.
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NANTED-The PUBLIC to know that
,H lerser has a fine stock Of PufaI
Robes, lap Robes and Hor G I,iankcls. M
q nne stock OF first-class Harness, Fine al
ram. i05 Shipley street. oct lj.N
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S!iEt-l, JOHN W. GRAY, in com.
pN4acs with tie requirements of The
;sct o. Assembly in such cases mn,e anI
ls,'I ps1yI,aed' 10 hereby give notice that shall
sessions Of the Peace and jail 1e,,yerx - ensra, al
IN on Sn.ts OF D0laware, IL and for the COUNTY
Si Aew Castle upon MOnduy. ths bth dav ~
;NSoveM9er, A. D., ls75. Icing the Grst dav n.
wv nue ayh. nv November term oftLe said Court
Srb1i i'eeIsS M.,s ~ keep an Inn or Tavern ri
ne CITY q New Castle cilcd GsSINc; hSbin.y;,IiIaa IN
os.;' roa;se' New (tStie Hundred, New
sast.e County, TEL. With the priyii,r.. ",
,;as s'ng ,f intoxicating liquors In less auan;i.
nrsm,s.s. @ n o,s oms ,fuart, to 10 drunk on The
eS'll".eh the 'aid application, U-Wit: "
H HSs Nsssss+p.snn WIZ YIN %% Hunter Ha,.sna.,
igETV iET issfEah H. Janaes WiiIuut
Joen E;o,rr 4 Z Nolan
-oeh ~ bioint David Eoinnd
peaIis \ Fitzgerald 1sp 1saac SI:.ss 7. .!Io.,.,
Wit-a;il,i I.anibson ,@ = ''t@,'r
~.1,-1 '''' !. ~ JOHN W. GRAY.
n c1,sEn1; sc%s,;.n;,. !,'|! j,oIiy- v: GAY, in
sS;:ss, E.: +: 4 f. sss Is. ss is., ri
e ef ,,s se.::. fesss .l, r is,i;s1rx ., Gsr
! 9niaX q New Castle. pptas NIien M 'ns ,t,s tne
dayy day q q SSyen h: ssT ,t the he iiss, a
y oar ~ fnr sns hsxt Novtmesrtylsfe .Nie said
N the CITY q Nav C4stse. &C.,. Tavern itMasern
No: *, New Castle HSHdfcd. Known ps'fist az .S
!;Sne,o4 Hpuss. !. \ New Cssiis C"un,W ~ .h Ine
n .eltnv 9, RsIinwaIe, Witb The PRIVILEGE "S Of
- Gns ,Ss SsSsa s5 e be drunk on the
o'nMend the SAID srpiicaa3on eeders t1N,.i,. req
!levil Boland, - Wm E.,ha-.
t:ii 'r.ss "'"' :tavtd W'Elkcptou
;ies I"n,, IN Ceaver
4 n.Ir.~ w. Si."'rye Gray
Vim Hunter on woasihermakcr
|ohn Reegap ,In,,"s "xgsilnas
\ { Nolan :, r. E,oWi!Mo i!Mot
Vci. I-y: U,,S ~. Il
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GRAND OPERA HevsE.
'.- ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER is.
sr,,r
THE YEARS SENSATIONS,
THE ORIGINAL COMBINATION. .,
BUFFALO BILL AND rRxAs 1,c,,
PEERLESS MoRLAccH1
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY n@
IN BORDER sRA4As.
ror particularly zee "Roclv u..
Ne~s,' fsogrrnnpss, Nexsus ,;.rs M"ontain n,o
PRICES AS USUAL. ..-.. IA
r., Reserved seats 70 he. h..
;sess s"s Cos. book store four % dsys i.an, is az,
ecss-e,ll,ls.ls 'n f. odbhS,Asens
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICf-l. Catherine Ford. in compli.
N ance with the requirements of the acl
Of Assembly, in such case made and prOvid.
cd, do hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing to the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
OF delaware, In and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday, tho 18th day Of Novem-
her next 4. u. lS71 being the first day ol
the next term of said Court, for a license tn
keep an Inn or Tavern ut No. III T.. 7.h
street, and southwest Corner Of Seventh
and Lombard streets, Sixth Ward, I'm the
city of Wilmington, county Of New Castle,
in the State of delaware, and to sell jntoXi.
eating liquors In less quantities than one
.qnart to be drlInl, on the premises, and the
following freehnlders recommend the said
application, 10 wit: '.
james Mason John Doherty -
John Sayors John Holland
Joseph Hen,:el John Carney o..
4 Murine .. i John Schadc
Frederick Wahl Wilhelm schneider
Henrig Schneider John Il Bleyer t.
Mich'l DanaAee Joseph Schwab
Thomas Cory Peter Mcfarland ..
edward. .EeDtOn John brooks
John Slieehey MichI Ford
Frank GrndwOhl Mich'l Hinger
Frederick FRANKIE ChaS. Hallam
oct list CATHERINE FORD,
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OTICIS.

nR. WALES. has returned to his red
~ d. nee Cor. Eighth and King Stletk.
oct ll-tf.
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FOR is,s,

E'Ok RENT.-I1ouyo ia, -,
Octli st " W u: Il. WAT%pl s,s
~. W. Cor. 5lll IA and lNNAS1
EtsH1sH sHctoSSnrt-I,Gag coSrt. ES",r ro,enel loc;s .,
oc. I-lr. Real Estate Ap.t !; 4, A,Eon1
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oct le-tf
ONLY y. MONTHS TU HE. CENTf.N
" NAL YEAR, AND BfiilER TIN rs


ii GOOD LOTS
On Solid ground and in an eXceilen loca ity
bCIng portions ul the Hilles y
! McCauliey properties, st
PUBLIC SALE
! CNSATTRDAY, OCTOBER ID, lS.5.
ON THE premises, ATaP.M
without .po>tponement, with'-awal or
undertaking.
Located on Eleventh. Twelfth, Lombard
Poplar, She;irman aid McCauiiey streets.
accessible to schools. churches, n,ark els
and tD very extensive and continually
growing Mechanical and manufacturing
estas:ishmcnts, representing from aJuu to
~ operatives. who owning or rentiJg in
inns section can daily take Il warm dinner
NJ their homes, really import: con.
sldefitlon u com Ort, health and c.n
Henlence. The grades are easy and iney.
penslve. the sewerage. lately added to. is
excellent. the ground is dry and good. The
aalacent buildings Are generally go,d
st!le oi bilck cottages in couplets. idle |
houses, II any. are rare in this vicinity. and
add to all this the SALE Is tUsIiiVE. |
our people are particularly invited to
examine this propcr,.: or themselves. The |
eaie VIII IN the main proceed with the lots |
as numsered on the plot. An omnibus will |
leave the Clayton House at % z. ",
For te rms of sale, see posters.
J.T. HEALD,
"''iis"H' el. octll,4l6
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LICENCE APPLICATIOys

NJ NOTICE-1, William Morris. do hereby
~ give notice that | shall apply to the
1ulges OF the Court Of General Sessions Of
III III Ieace ana JAIL Delivery of the State OF
DJeiaware, In and for the county Of New C,s.
.ie. on Monday. the 18th day of November
next ,n' being the first day Of the November
oetmi, a; ~. 1870 for licence to sell intoxI-
eating liquors in qualities not iexs than
one.llalf gallon not 10 be drunk on the
premises, at my store, in School Districts
70, No; - ana rs IN Clinton street, Delaware
state Of Delaware, and the, folio wing fre: ,
wit: " "Pt''ea''loo 10
,os. nreWer. John FARRELL.
YIN ' le' Michael Muliiyan,
III III tI.,nIer, =. Lester, l. Hunter,
tSrnc, ,: ninkl,i. i1nSi. John Armour,
=, "eu T. f1re!in,, r, Mn. Davidson,
iohr Eors' r,ais' VIM. n. Wingate,
jo" Il Riun.r' RRSrn"h' John II. Roberts,
oo''e-a WILLIAM MORRIS.
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LOR SALE.

1 II - e'.h ALlIs
A FARM OF l'a AcIEs OF s,.,,
LAND,
IN While Clay Crock uu,a,.,
:n,vn :,e noanty ',f Deiaw re. one mil. i S,wC
R";i,;N MM W newark, the Me-; ,,v In'alf alfvn
III perfect order, coit tpris!ng q "'''' MA,
MANSION HOUSE,
FARMERS COTTAGE,
rEsANrHousr, BARN.
SHEDDING, srAr1rsc.
u-.....' WHEAT HOUSE, HOG Hon,
ASD YARDS, POULTRY U;,,,,, v,
r HOUSE, DAIRY, &C,
Fencing ncw and substantial, T,
rsMiy improved ana viii pav te, n', w. n'n
on the price asked Or it. nni and ~ isn lcf a
examination by any one Whit, I :, worthy
Iui nome surrounded by bpnmi;t.HH, Il aells
ana Iertlie fields, col, veni,"t ~ sceAe
railroads and ali n,,,o" ~ " NlN
OF modern civilization. " '''V' comA
be s. REYNOLDS & co.
oct n. .,-.d q! N'arkc, Street.
Wilmington, i
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NSrECIAJ., NOTICE YY NDtIjN srlectus
. PAYERS. .N1fie, unnereighed ,;us rcthree three
of Cuunty Tax a. having si> On ny"Sss Al. uud
months ago that the tnxes We!e tnI NOT
pay yasl,te t thStdNtS. IND " wf'erss ,.,sts n ha,s
than 0ne-twentieth Of the ELx:laiAhpc la. ~ coIlse;
paid any RtCsh tfUftt 10 said notice, in y" obisd
torn 6nr their bwn HtOtecfi1n WV 'pw "a which
y enforce Ea yinent aScOrdlnE " ccaisect vin
~ ~ ,,NrrsK J4r
tol .sa.gcg . LOS. L. GARpkS1 ~"
u shxStH 'scM'i "rf!;'' e. = Co..eO.~
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? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Z
n1- IN THIS CENTURY. ia

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY, OCTOBER THE 18TH 1871
Benefit of Water Witch Fire Ca
fSkELLY & Icons MINsTRR1s ns
THE FAMOUS MINSTREL COMBINATION
Of New York and Chicago.
An Orchestra of talented musicians under
the direction Of G. F. HALEY.
49, Messrs. Kelly 4 Leon deem it unueresxo-
.; ry 20 preface with the old, worn out ana
sh,upM ~ M assertion that it will be performed
we oest company in the world, but with
Sonmaence t'o, refer to their reputation gained
~ ~ years of labor, both a. niaD agers and sr.
!lsts 70 insure their patrons ~ eyen;n" a.. or
tertainmeht second TO none. en'
Orchestra Chairs -
!, ~ no extra charge for reserved tedts N r.
. ..nu ~. ~ .n0nghmSn, Thomas 4 Co.'S. On And
aiter friday October 18th. on"
- PARTIES holding tick cts can hsvs them a..
iinas liiaamsed Ior reserved scats by uDplyin- a,
A"" OCT l4-it
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FOR SALE.

koi. SALE.-Lot of pico =,
Sept.A-tf ~ ''cis. nlrly A. ts
~ A,ikEnn
Tor sALE.-The stoc,,
y Se, ct,t",i Wilmington Hotels vl viii lII%s'e, ,Ia
nct oc Hnted ~ py the Centennial VIII @ hs lisI
-- . ~. REYNOLbS %.
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7 OSEfH FOUT

JOSEPH FoUT
Has again opened Coal-Yarl at West
and Water streets. which lie intends to run
! in connection with his yard at GranE and
Water streets, where persons in want OF
Coal can be suppl, d with the celebrated
ENTEkPRISE, which gives more satisGac-
ton than any other Coal in the market.
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
sepa-$,n JOSEPH FoUr.
GRArrs.
500 lbs. for sale at Cd Street Market Ly
JOHN BOWERS, and
oc,d-St HILLEGAS & co.
BrTrfR' bvrrER'
4 few more customers wanted for
BRANDYW1NE HUNDRED, DUTT.,R.
Received every Tuesday and Friday, ct 81
Street Market.
octG-lm HIILrGAR 70
lust RECEIVED
A LOT OF SUPERIOR MER!So SHIRTS
THAT ARE DOUBLE IN THE BREAST
AND BACK,
WHICH WE ARE OFFERING
AT THE LOW PRICE OF sl,l5. AT
octs-lw MoRGANrs, Al Markc. street
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Late Resident Physician Pay View Hos.
Pital, Baltinore.)
May be found at his office, No. 2 w. 1h
ngaged. octosf ~, ~
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'' 81 r'H'rrB rBTENJAMiX II M;1]lR!lEr.1i,al'e
Subject . to the deci"io" "' 'ns cIsep,s'o
patty.
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NTVTiCE-Mr. FRAK MGl;sE Is tlItrs;p tMlIttKs;p
IN larry authorised. agent q ihh i!,hateiaiecs csp.
iu Wilmington. Persons ~ill ll,lis ln.a art 10
tract with hlIn for radvertIsch''h''
one elSc,
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FAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

RepA!.tf
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IS. BiGGs. ErGlsrER.
\ <(,1'JS'r

-. ,., .lIIt !HIft!.:O".
Atd.e q" W"sh:rS:": t,.. W,;,n;ry,, n.
vi. u. ~ cod
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-21
To the Citizens of COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April II, 1875.
NNHE undersigned, on behalf of the
4 hand engines Of the city of Colum-
bia, have appointed the following per-
sons to solicit contributions to aid them
in defraying the expenses of the TOUR
NAMENT to be given by them on the
11th OF MAY next, viz: Messrs John
Dennison, II. E. Hnync, Isaac Black, Jr.,
G: M. Wilder, Thos. ]. Gregory and
William Rose.
The members of both companies have
contributed to fund for that purpose,
but failing to raise sufficient amount.
they are compelled to appeal to gene
rous public to supplement their own
contributions with a sum sufficient to
pay the expenses.
It is unnecessary for us to refer to our
voluntary services, given at all times for
the protection of the lives and property
of the citizens of Columbia; We feel they
are known and appreciated, and that our
appeal will meet with hearty, iberpI
response. H. Z. HAYNE, >;
President Enterprise F. E. Co.
r. JOHN DENNISON.
President Vigilant F. E. Co.
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DoNAIDsoN's PLANS The Pail
Mall GazeAe Of April has the follow
ing:- can American balloonist, BY
name Mr. Donaldson, has informed
the Societe d. Aerosthtion, of Paris,
that within three or four months
he intends crossing the Atlantic
from the United States to Europe
in q balloon measuring 70, 900 cubic
meters. Mr.. Donaldson is conviced
that there exist o constant current
of air in the upper strata of the
terrestrial atmosphere setting ut
that season from West to East. He
is undeterred by previous failures,
and has provided himself with cans
of Liebig's meat extract, life-belts,
blue lights, and rockets, carrier
pigeons, bottles to contain floating
messages, astronomicalinstruments
and flags. by means of which he
can signal to vessels near which he
may pass. He will probably travel
alone, for the sake Of lightness,
and the ballast in the balloon car
will principally consist of 'fre-pots
of Mr.. Dona1daon,s own invention,
which are said to be tin cylinders,
containing o chemical substance
which becomes infammable instan-
taneously upon contact with water,
and emitS 3 brilliant fand long
lasting Aauae.,. AZ lMr. Donaldson,
is borne rapidly along Easterly he
will drop these fire-pots into the
sSs sss shol sls5 i8 sapo, f Ct n'gAi Ell
be illuminated, and he will leave o
frey track behind him on the At
lantic. The scheme sounds all the
more d hag Oh daS! tsfefeGSht yo9-5
age OF the Zehithr balloon frons
Parib to the neikhbofhood Of ,Bor-
deaux is the longest On On record. and
only, pDenpied some sixteen hours.
The balloonist Green; in all his
fourteen yoyages;5 was never longer
in the air.. it is said, than three : or
fouI hours at o time. Sixteen wears
ago the GeahS balloon went up
from the Champ de Mars, and de-
scended in Hanover after six hours
sailing. Subsequently NM. Flan.s
marion and Goddard travelled from
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-21
Maphtha Lamps.
&MS ANAN%o

A GAS LIGHT at much leas expense.
~ These LAMPS are in different
styles and we'll adapted for Stores, Of
fices, Entries and Rooms. Each Lamp
ID Of itself gas manufactory. The oil
is fed through tube or pipe, at the end
OF which the burner converts it into gas,
which burns with brilliant white flame
nearly equal to best coal gas. and surpass-
ing many gas lights. For sale by
Feb 16 M. E. CARR, 81 Bridge street.
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That was a dramatic incident in
the trial of Carson at Bangor,
Maine, when the prisoner picked
up the skull Of the dead man,
which had been introduced rs evi-
dence, and said: eff this had O
tongue now, it would say I am in
nOcent."
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ROSES HOTEL, COLUMBIA SC. WIN. E. ROs

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare S21 q day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre of business part of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments are
complete: entrance on As
scmbly street. BILL
ARD and BATH ROOMS
arc all new and in good
order. APPS
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the liberal patronage bestowed on me
during the past TEN YEARS, and renew
the assurance that my best efforts will be
used to the purpose of supplying the
public with the BEST Quality of
GOODS, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
have adopted, and shall rigidly ad-
here to, STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM,
convinced that that policy alone is most
hencficiel to the public and :aysc!.ss
Mar EG GEO. SYMMERS.
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Deacon Jones' Experlence.-Bret Harte.
(ARKANsAs CONFFRPScF

=
(ARKANsAs, CoNFERENCE.) M
Yer right whenJyou lays it down, Parson,
Thet the flesh isweak and q snare;
And to keep yer plow in tho furrow
When yer cattle begins to rare-
Amt no sure thing. And between us,
The same may be said of prayer.
Why, I stood the jokes, on the river,
Of the boys, when the critters found
Thet, may be ye mind, went round,
The day set down with the mourners,
In the old camp meetin' ground.
stood Gil that, and I reckon
might at pinch stood more
For the boys, they represents Baal,
And stands as the rock Of the law,
In holdin' agin their jaw
But thar's crosses Christian suffers,
AS hez'nt got that pretense-
Things with no moral purpose,
Things, ez hez got no sense;
Things, ez, somehow, no profit
Win cover their first expense.
Ez howl ], was just. last eyenin'
Addressin' the Throne of Grace,
And mother knelt in the corner,
And each of the boys in his placo-
When that sneakin' pup of Keziah's
To Jonathan's cat gave chase!
/ never let on to mind 'em,
never let on to hear;
But drive that prayer down the ferrer
With that cat hidin' under my chair,
And Keziah whisperin' ''sic her!"
And another sayin' 'you dare!"
asked for light for the heathen,
10 guide on his narrer track, W
With that dog and that cat jest waltzin',
And Jonathan's face jest black,
When the pup made rush and the
kitten
Dropped down on the small of my
back.
Yet, think, with the Lords assistance,
might have continued then,
If gettin' her holt, that kitten
Hadn't dropped her claws in me-
when
1t somehow reached the Old Adam
And I jumped to my feet with Amen.
So, yer right when you say it, Parson,
That the flesh is weak and a smear,
And to keep yer, plow in the furrow
When yer cattle begins to rare,
Amt no sure thing. And between us,
] say it's jest so.with prayer.
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Paris TO Prussia in eleven ,hours.
alsimilar trips have since been
made. However, Mr.. Donaldson
hopes to be in the air not longer
than O week. ~ haT !,
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On Marketable Collaterals.

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DEPOSITS received and interest-bear-
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ACCOUNTS Of merchants and others
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granted by the CENTRAL NATIONAL
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WILL. COL. & AUGUSTA r. r.,

WILL. COL. & AUGUSTA r. r.,
CoLCsfBIA, $. c., APRIL l, 1875.
O. @@@gg ggzsS..;s Sd ON iS,e and ba1 AFTER pase the
senger Trnin from and to Columbia will
be discontinued. Passengers for points
on Cheraw and Darlington Railroad can
mnkc connections at Florence on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving
Columbia on Local Freight Mt 3. 10 A. NJ,
arriving Mt Florence at 12.50P III. Re-
turning, leave Florence at 1850 P. NJ. {;
arrive Mt Columbia go p. Nj.
GOING NORTH
Leave Columbia 815 %. n.
Florence. ........ IL. so a. m.
arrive wilmington. 7.lU @. m.
GOING SOUTH. .t@
Leave Wilmington. ......... 6.1O .. m.
fiorence. ......'. ..11.4O p. m.
Arrive Columbia 400 a. m.
Makes through connections, all rail-
North and South, and water line connec-
tions ria Portsmouth. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to all principal
points. Pullman sleepers.
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A. PopE. Gen: Pass. and Ticket Agent
Char otte, Columbia & Augusta 3. &.
CoLusnA, s. c., April i, 1875. !
ulC touo"lnB IasSenSer 5onedule lS
Il now operated: 80, ,on
GOING NORTH. Train. No. 2. Train No. 4.
Leave Augusta ,..; o. 80 a. M, T. 16 pm.
Graniteville. ..i0.2Oa. m, Gil D. m.
ColbiaJunct'n... q. 18p. M. 9.O5 p. IN.
Columbia. 80. .2.45p. m. 9.l7p. no.
Chester. .. 6.34p. %. 1is., ,!1,
Arrive Charlotte. 800 p. m. ,,..r.
Ma. 2 Train makes close connection.
ria Charlotte and Richmond, to OIL points
North, arriving at New York 6. O5 "A. NJ.
No. 4 Train makes close, connection, vio
Wilmington and Richmond, to oil points
North, arriving at New York 5.15, p. M.
GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1. Train No. 8.
Leave Charlotte -. .8.5O o. m. ,o,,,
Chester ...... .11.02 O. m. TX &.
WinnsborO. 10 SO p. m.N g., III
Arrive Columbia. .2.42 p. m,
Leave Columbia. asa p. IN. $40 q. m.
Colbia Junct'n. 8. Up. m, 4,15 Q. m.
Graniteville. ;7.15 p. N. 7,A8 O. m.
Arrive Augusta. .0.O5 p. IA. 8.45 O. "a.
South bound Trains connect ats .Au-
gusta for all points South and West
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked to principal points. ,.,'S'l !
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