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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
From Saturdays Daily.
Epaa Aes d00.

VH00 0ttW80.
We understand that committee OF
the Board of Supervisors had . meet
ing in this city to-day to decide some
matter in relation to the poor farm
and to locate the new free bridge to
be built across the river at this place
in the near future. The understand
ing we have gained froms what we
cqnsider . reliable source is that the
bridge was located at the foot of
Market street, striking the bank on
the opposite side at the moot availa-
BILE place. The structure is to bo .
Howe Truss, of iron, and will cost,
when completed, in the neighbor-
hood OF $4,000. The plan, as we UNI
derstand II, is to have the prelimina-
ries SO far along that the contract may
be let at the January meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Piano for sale or trade. Call on A.
j. Peck. no5-d&wlm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

According to the Journal the skele-
ton Of a man over seven feet high was
found by the mound explorers in the
vicinity of Muscatine.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

The most popular and fragrant per-
fume Of the day HACKMETAoK, try Il.
: Sold py j. L. TAYLOR, Otumwa,
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Prevention is better than cure.
Check a cough or cold at once. which
may lead to consumption, by using
DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup, an old,
reliable remedy which never fails.
Price IS cents. Sold by ]. l.. Taylor
4 Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27
Ihepherde Coal Mines,

Boots and Shoes, big stock and
very chesp ct G. G. Warden Il Sons.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Shawls, Felt Skirts, Cloakings and
Flannels-cheaper than ever. Cali
and sec A. d. Moss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

just opened the 4th invoice of eloaks
very choice styles-call and see them
at A, ID. Moss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Dress Goods of all kinds, very
cheap at A. D. Moss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

District Agricultural Meeting.
A meeting of the District Agricul-
tural Society will be held at Agency
City, on Saturday,, Dec. Z, 1873, for
the purpose of electing officers for
tho ensuing year. All interested are
cordially invited to attend.
w. III. REYNOLDS, Pres.
s. M. BRCwN, Secy.
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Money to Loan

AT low RATE OF INTEREST.
On farm and city property. For full
particulars call on
w. 8. CHRISTIE,
Office over LIST National Bank. o8-3m
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Ex-S0LDIERS
ATTENTION


Pensions procured for soldiers Of the late war,
disabled in any way by wounds, rupture. disease
of any kind, or by accidental injuries.
PENSIONS INCREASED.
large number Of those now receiving pensions
are entitled TO an Increase under late Iaws. All
soldiers discharged for Wounds. Rupture, or Me.
chanical Injury. entitled to Fun bounty All bust
ness done by correspondence. same as II you were
personally present. Where the soldier Is dead the
widow and heirs are entitled. All soldiers and
their widows of the war Of 1912 sre now entitled
to pension.
Also procure Patents for Inventors Every sol.
dief who sees this notice should send me his al
dress on postal card and receive In return a Sam.
pie Copy Free, Of tho
NATIONAL CITIZEN SOLDIER"
paper published at the National Capitol givinl
all the latest Information aboqt Pension AMI
bounty and Land to all soldiers and Their. Cor
respondeace solicitea from all Address witt
stamp. NV FITZGERALD,
Claim attorney.
noyiidSw4w Box 5Ss, Washington, D G.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

MEEK BRos'. Bonaparte Wooden
Goods 1t &C. WARDEN & Sons.
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Underwear for Men, Ladies' aud
Children, very cheap.
l9.dlmw2t &C. WARDEN 4 Son.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Meek Bros Bonaparte Wooden
Goods at &C. WARDEN & Sons.
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TEN PER CENT
MONEY.

Our Carpet Stock 10 being closed
out at cost. Z. G. WARDEN & Son.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

MEEK Bros. Bonaparte Wooden
Goods At &C. WARDEN & Sons.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

New Ties and Ruching at
dAwtf A. ID. Moss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Boots and Shoes--new stock
cheap cheap" ut A. d. Moss.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Chew JAcxsoN's BEST Sweet Navy To.
baoco novlldAw1y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

Mems Buck Gloves, being closet
out . sacrifice at
19-d1mw2t q. c. WARDEN & Sons.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27
Best Thing .

Knit Goods still cheaper at
A. d. Moss.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
John Davidson, .of Columbia Tp.,
met with an accident this morning, .
few miles west Of this city, which
was fortunate in it's nature because II
might have been much worse. He
had . few hogs in his wagon and
while driving along tho horses took
fright at something and ran away.
The wagon was thrown into q ditch
upside down and Mrs. D. hurled vio-
lently to the ground and considera-
bly, bruised but not dangerously
hurt,
Geo. w. Bellew, a banker of Bos-
ton, Macs, was here yesterday look
ing over this city, and especially our
water power and water works. he
10 interested, at least, In one Of these
enterprises, II not both. He express
ed himself as greatly gratified with
the city and works. He said he had
heard much about US from Mr.. Wi
ley, but still was not prepared to see
90 prosperous place both present and
prospective. His opinion Of the ca.
liabilities Of our city in growth, In
decd Its certainty in this regard,
would satisfy the most enthusiastic.
He said we were bound to become q
great and prosperous city in the near
fntura
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

MONEY.
No Commissions,
No Expenses.
On Improved Farms Only.
In Sums Of $500, 81 600, 81, 900, SC
Call at once. j. o. BRISCOE,
OrTUMwA, Iowa. 7-l0wtf.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

just received an invoice of Amana
Society Yarns and Blankets-fnest
goods In the west. A. d. Moss,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27

q. C. WARDEN & SON WOULD
RESPECTFULLY ASK AN IN
SPECTION OF THEIR LARGE
AND VARIED STOCK, WHICH
HAS BEEN PURCHASED LARGE
LIZ WITHIN THE LAST THIRTY
DAYS AT GREATLY REDUCED
RATES, UNDER SEPTEMBER
PRICES, AND WE ARE SELLING
THEM VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
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District Agricultural Meeting.

The cheapest line of Ladies Cloaks
in the city at e. c. WARDEN & SoN's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-11-27
eTAMDARD ExoELLEM0E

STANDARD EXCHANGE.
The place that DR.. Prices Flavor
ing Extracts have won in public esti-
nation sustains us in the assertion
that for standard excellence they
have no equal. Every housewife
who has had occasion to use DR..
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
will endorse the above statement.
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.Readi And be Happy

II you would keep posted in the
news, markets, ctc., you ought to
take the WEEKLY COURIER, which is
sent to any address in the Uuited
States post paid for $l.50. If you
havn't the e1.5O to spare, get up club
Of six, send us 800 cash, and We will
send you the Weekly one year % .
premium. Recollect that the CoUR-
Ter 10 the largest paper in Iowa. WITT
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Arrivals at tho Union Hotei

Henry G. Law, f.. b. Austin New York ::
john IL. Mcfadden, Philadclphia Hon. Wm.
"a ,'NTn "nu wiie, Charleston; y. F. Simpson, T.
W. Fresi'ian, Atlanta C. MEG Giirckin. Mi T,bor.
W. NJ Crooksbanks, James Brown, Grccnrille
". Maloney, Midway, Tenn >Rev. A A.
James H.G. chusiin, G. 5. Nolarfl, County
a. u. James. l.. n. Waters, John s. Marshall
a. ii. Walker, Il. J. Wear, Thos. }. Wotcrs
laIrens; j. Dundas, Walter Hobbs. Greens
ooro, ~ G.; w. T.. lIotbs. A. S. Wallace Yorr-
vile Z. Watkins, j. S. Elicit, Richmond, Va.
T.. Z. Green, j.. Steiner, Jr., Baltimore. Md.
}. +. Gist, JOSEPH Strauss Arthur Irwin " w
Hughes. v. b. Cooter, Cornelius Willard Town:
g. W. Enney, Va; John SEWER, J. X. Began
tennessee ra @ !, "; W; Sims, Goshen IIil; G, b.
farrar' o. NJ. Sadler s. c.; W. Y. Holland. q
E; lioke, Atlanta; J. f.. Lindsey. +. C Mitehsil.
Thomas Lit'lSjohn, Joncsvillc: J. T. Norhsan.
B"GansviI!e; J: d. Ezell, Columbia, <. C. }. n.
=, nsnt' Spartanbnrg; Joseph Suscng. Green yilie.,
ienn. HssA. Cory, c. u. Sanders Gatrney City;
b' MaeSs>2sa Ridge : r.. F. Davidson, Char
5ptte, n. Gt,g y. SltFn. pacplet
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Gin House and Press Burned,

On Friday night last our esteemed citizen
Mr. }. Clomgh rarrar had the misfortune TO
nave destroyed by fire his Gin House, Cotton
"in' ii bales of cotton, about 1000 bushels of
c""oh seed and fine Cotton Press. The Gin
was run by water power aud the origin Of the
Ire is mystery, unless il was caused bv ,b,,
friction of the macknerv
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Money Wanted at this Office,

those indebted to the TINES Office, in unv
way arc ''''o"siy requested to make payments
AT once. If this request oaends any one We
can hcIp 1t. Oar creditors don't hesitate /,
dun us and we don't SEC why VIC should hesi-
to dun those who owe us.
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Judge Maokey on the Hog.

At the late State Fair Judge Mackey was np-
pointed Chairman of the committee on SWINE
and everybody expected characteristic report
from him. The Judge appears to understand
and appreciate the advantages of the native hog
to the Farmers of this State, over the sleek, fat
improved breeds, and ut the close Of his report
sets forth those advantages, as follows: a..
While your committee racognizc with salts
faction the commendablc effort displayed III tho
introduction and culture Of thoroughbred ard
hirh Grade swine of the most improved breeds,
welding the largest weight of meat anu lnrd III
pronorton to the amount Of food, which Is the
true cconomis principle in raising edible stock
they profoundly regret that no specimen OF our
native stock was placed on exhibition.
We hold il important for chronological reasons,
that thc native hog of South Carolina should he
widely cultivated. lie is to our people the
monumental hog, around him cluster the traui-
,;ons of two cventIul centuries. Oiderthah the
constitution OF the United States, he alone seems
unaffected seriously by its "amcnlmcnts. =
Roaming at will through our far reaching
p,yomps and over our homestead hills IN the
loys Of lTIG, the bold Infantry Of stout Corn
WALL. grew faint while following the fleet career
of this extraordinary pachydcrma, and he dis
tanccd with triurnl hant grunt even the ch'e.
rrisrg cavalry of the fiery Tarlcton. lie Is u"
.-.lA,llr ,J,rhn rcd aud uucbanGeab!c j. cni
eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" am
he cannot hS taken by surprise, while the pred
atoiy rover who essays to pursue him soon learn,
III deep disgust the race is to the swift i'm the
ease OF this marvellous hog,
with his long r@'op which can tire.
Tie hounds deep hate. the hunters ire
For his owner, he is light weight, it Is true.
pui thea he Is sure meat. The fat hog, on the
contrary, is n perpetual hazard and a cous,oi,,
provocative of larcney. He i3 unable to deal
with the only recognized race issue in this Sta,
OF which he is tn" IrcGucnt, because the easy
victim On the other hand, the native sclr.rre-
serving hog appreciates "ihe situation" ana is
a law unto himself, relying not upon statute.
bat ON speed for his protection. 1t is time
therefore, that we should return to the origin i
principles on which the fathers founded o.,.
smoke houses, and thai the iattest hog Of for
"i%n extraction should no longer lac rcourl.I
rs superior for practical purposes to the ras;c.;
SWINE OF native growth each one of which Yield,
'ne H'mer FORTY pounds efrSva, n YEAR and
thus tends greatly 10 reluc &c the amount of mon
ey winch We daily export from this State fr.
bAc"n, amounting 10 nearly $1,000, 900 pcr an.
NUM- Respectfully submitted,
II. j. M,Cr.ry
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En other Fatal Shooting.


On tuesday afternoon last, about 8 o clock, a
HhcnIty occurred i'll from Of tthe bar-room Of aIr.
james Il. Pcake between Mr. Pcakc and a young
man blythe name of James Turner, in which
Turner shot Mr.. Peake, the ball entering the
no"y just above the Navel, passing through the
imteslines and lodging near the spine. Mr..
Pcake was taken TO his home and medical atten.
dance summoned Immediately. lie fingered
until half past one the next day when death pu,
an end to his sufterings. Turner was arrested
and is now in Jail. Turner is n young unmar-
rcd Ran and Pcake leaves q wife and three
children.
The details of this very sad affair, as thew
come to us, we think it would be imprudent to
publish. The law will take its course and all
the circumstances connected with il will he
brought out at the trial, under solemn OATH
This course we have always pursued in such
cases, decming it more just to al parties than
to give details, of an en partc character, which
would be likely to prejudice the minds of the
people and, perhaps. defeat the ends of Justice.
The case is another awful warning aaainst
the carrying Of concealed weapons and tho foo
free use Of whekty.
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NalAit---....s5nxS.rk rkcre -roc9WR
creditors accept 3 sstt,siesslgGlI Sn tael( (Basi.

SOFT MONEY WoN'T Do.-ENashvillc American.
Den'.I-There is no doubt about the meaning of
the result, and any attcmp, of the Democratic
party to stand upon Ohio ideas in the future
viii DC simple suicide. A sound, stable con-
ver.'o'e currency is what the people of this
country arc determined to have
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APPROPRIATIONS AND OFFICES TO DE REDUCED
-Gardincr Me- November l3.-M confer
cncc between the Grecnhack and Democratic
State Conventions to-day, it was voted that there
were many Offices which must be dispenced with
and also that several appropriations, usually
made by Republicans, must be cut oil to reileVe
the over-burdcucd taxpayers.
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SOUTHERN NCULrIvAToR-SuBscIfFro FroN REDUCED.
The November number Of this excellent ag-
ricultural journal reached this office promptly
on time. II is brim full of valuable reading for
the farmer, gardener, slock-raiser aud house.
keeper The article. Thoughts for the Month,
OH the first page of this paper, is taken from the
November Cui,oaior. The subscription price OF
the CuLtiuator has been reduced from $500 to
SLIGO. thus placing it within the reach of every
farmer and every farmer should subscribe
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BRUTAL AssAuLT.-About noon Yesterday. as
James Oliver, youth Of sixteen years of age,
who had been sent to the country in n wagon
Tor load OF hay, was approaching the city, n
negro suddenly sprang in front of the hcrso
when near the termination sthe Springfield
road. and scizing the bride brought the animal
to halt. At the same time he hurled q rock
which he had in his right hand at the young
man with terrible force, the stone striking him
on the head and knocking him senseless. The
negro then snatched up the whip dropped by
Oliver, and stalk Of sugar cane and reircatei.
a colored boy who was in the wagon with young
Oliver recognized the negro and stated that his
name was Sam. warrant has been issued for
his hrrcst.--Sardnndh Etrs NoremJer 13
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II whisky brings the real man out what
brings the real whiskcy when man is out!-
Respectfully referred to the members oil press
of this and all other countes.-COt. Reg'stT.
The .'moonshiners" arc the only ones that
bring real whiskey to these parts. But inc
Revenue fellows don't allow much hgst py
moonshinc now their deeds arc evil.
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Those Sansagos nd.spareribs

which our kind friend, Mrs Grant. sent us
were treat indeed, and as we cat them we
thought great is Ulysses, but Mrs lnmcSGrant
Is '""ch greater, and the occupants of tht White
ho"se a! Union did more TO crafty Tie tastes
ana apletites oi Ladies and Editors than the mr.
cnpants Of the White House at WasLingfop Tb.
only things which excel Mrs. Grants Sat ssr. ,ro
her beautiful ladies hats dn,l her stock ,fTr;n,-
mings. -
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A Square Meal.

Square Meal.
1t is not every Hditor that can get square
meal ; but we did last Wednesday. On our way
to dinner ThompseR of the Union Hotel, cap
'"red usaad after Creating a good appetite sat us
dowA(ro one of lis sumptuous meals. We did
issrsssbsstst1) )Rar tks'aaS,e,,but it was no
use trying the more VIC eat the more we found
to eat, and we just gave up ingdespair At the
same table one man appeared TO be laying in his
winters supply of butter and Sweet Potatoes,
another kept calling out Arthur more filters Z?
another appeared iiughcsedo good eating silent
~ filled up, while another seemed to have a coJ-
Webb appetite for corn bread, stretching from
one end of the table to the other. At this stage
of the game Blly-dcux arrived informing us
that he wanted a chance, and the Landlord .ent
Jimmy to clear the table. Our weeks snpply
Is laid in, 80 that we hope no one will ask us TO
take dinner until next Wednesday We are full
Of good things.
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pe2. If you want cheap Groceries, good anu
cheap Stoves, go to our friend ). IL. ho"ser''-
lie has got Just what you want.
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II. n. STOKES, Editor,
blents.

Gea. On Tuesday .iast that venerable Chris
tian Lady, Mrs. Cassianda Eison departed TINS
life, aged T5 years.
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NIAlSls TED.

IlNSLEi-.lI Married, ON the
i9th inst, at the residence of the brides father
ar Ben. Hawkins. By Rev. J. S. Bailey, Mr.
Union i VI
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Minutes of Association.

Minutes of Association.
We are requested to give notice that copies oil
anu can be o5ansd by &osS en entIed Rs't to
upon application ut his store.
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OrfIcEEs FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.-At the
nerting Of the State Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society, held in Columbia during the Fair,
the following officers were elected:
trceiient-B. F. Crayton.
Nicc-Presidcnts-E. II. McIver, lst Congress
sioral District; w. g. IIinson, ID Congressional
District; J. W."Watts, Cd Congressional District;
i. G. Foster, 4th Congressional District; ID.
Paul Soiourner, 9TH Congressional District.
Executive Committec-WR. Wallace Rich
land j. N. lluffmaa, Lexington; Isaac s. Bam-
berg. Barnwcll l.. L.. Roch. Charleston IL. G..
Thompson, Kcrshaw d. P Duncan. Union.
Secretary and Trcasurcr-Thomas w. IIollo.
way.
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ARKANSAS JoISs THE SOLID SouTH-Little
Rock, November 1l.-FrOm official returns so
far received there is no longer any doubt of the
election Of four Democratic congressman from
this State, namely, lst district, p. Dunn I'd,
w. r. Slemons; 3D., Gordon r. Craven; 1th,
Thomas VI. GNhGr
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"Ur, HHuIPloH Condt&0n.
The latest report from the bedside of Gov.
Hampton informs us that he is steadily ,infprov
ing lie is quite cheerful and believes he will
be cut in week or two and able to assum. the
duties of -aSiss,-rSe, Goyspax. s,,ost rem q,
Ger that his zones are n&. a. vSunsrs JE "
pr, ysnrs.s9, M5it wE, otter Such l0nafa serit s
'or The" 10 knit together remain in bed axvon,s
'ongsr$ nam neGdSaty than attempt to use bA
leg day too soon. q
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WAGON LOAD OF Corpsrs s-Cincinnoti
November 1i.-At GAINESVILLE Ohio, at 4 o'clocI;
this morning, policeman on The bridge had his
suspicious aroused by the movements of party
in II wagon, and when they reached Tie bridge
he ordered them TO halt. The driver wlippcI
ms horses into gal'op and escaped. The DO.
lceman procured assistance ard followed them
fourteen miles before he was able to catch up
will! them. Upon IN attempt being made to ar
rest them, the whole party jumped from the
wagon and escaped to the woods The wagon
was found to contain the bodies Of four promi-
ncnt citizens, who had been buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery since Monda.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

We desireto inform our Lady friends that we
FaSe recently receiveda beautiful line of Cloaks,
money can be saSeu - 40 TO S2o0 and that,
We have also established n EAPS1SNfNe
IsDX, where you can find . Lace Ruffs for 6
csnts, papers pins for 5 cents, and Handker-
chiefs in abundance at 5 and 10 cents cach.-
Our Stock in all of its departments is complete ;,
mud from our increased sales, purchasers are
evidently assured that they have and eau obtain
aigains from us.
We enIcavor TO consult the wishes of-oup-
Patrons and will certainly make it to their adj =
vantage to deal with u.s. ~NE
SPEARS COTTON a
Nov % Az tf
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Savannah Weekly News.

"ooAiy Ne"h
IN thatpopular paper, the SaOaaaaA Frek'y
NerS, Of November 23d, will be com 6ced
new serial story of absorbing interest, cntitls
"Aflerward " q ,ssa@ the gksarming s'ories,'~My y
liz -NisEsSss ssshIer, o,d dS,Mrs. bare. have ad-
det such litefarsssfercst 10 iQs leserve,ily pop
ular journal.
The Neps also commences disqualification of o
series OF articles on Orange Culture, written ex.
pressiy for its pages by Mr.. C. Codringon of Flo
rida. These articles, which have been prepared
aier much practical experience and careful Con
sultation of the best authorities, will be of spe-
ssiai interest TO those engaged in the culture Of
ehe orange.
It's charming stories by Southern authors, the
fSie constitutions of its numerous corrcspon-
.9ss.ssF YIN its asitfS%sRRSa itSs Rgsd department,
foreign and dfnae, its reliable market rcpd
editorial comments, and choice miscefmnesFs
readings, makes the Weekly Neps one of tho,
most instructive, entertaining, and valuable
newspapers in the South.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-22

HEAVY FAILURE IN Observation-Disclosures
cry, November l4.-Warren Baruch, grocery
merchants here, failed some days ago WIN
SIO5 600 liabilities. Good assets will probably
enable the realization of forty cents on tA0
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-22
Those Holding School Certificates,

vii, find it to their advantages to call on the
County Treasurer at his Office in the court
House.