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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
Nine. Bonaparte's Wit.
Baltimore Gazette.

1t was while residing in Vienna that
she made retort to the English Ambas
sador AT the Austrian Court, which was
repeated all over Europe. The story
is that at state dinner given by Prince
Matternich il fell 10 the English embas.
sador to escort Nine. Bonaparte. In
the drawing-room, previous 10 the din.
ner, they had conversed upon the char.
acter Of Napoleon, whom the Englishman
hated and Nine. Bonaparte admired and
the ambassador had suffered from her
sarcasm. AT dinner he thought he would
get even with hls opponent. So when
the coup was over he asked her il she
had read Mrs. Trollope's book on Amer.
lea. Nine. Bonaparte said she had
Well, Madame" he asked, ibid you
notice that Mrs. Trollope pronouncer
all Americans vnlRarans2p
" Yes, replied Mime. Bonaparte, "and
/ am not surprised at that. Were the
Americans the descendants Of the In.
dams or Esqnimaux | should he aston.
ished; but, being the direct descend.
ants Of the English, il is very natural
that they should be ynlgarians"
The ambassador said nothing more
on this subject
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
The Matter with Women's shoes.

Let me give YOU the result Of my 90.
Servauon and thought. The sole is tso
narrow, My friend, Mrs. c., in reading
the chapter IN Our Girls" devoted TO
Boots and Shoes" came t. say that,
although she was great sufferer from
cornS and Il general sore and crippled
condition Of feet, her shoes were never
thclesS enormous, twice rs large rs her
feet. She wished would see il was
not SO. examined the shoes and
agreed with her that they were too large.
AS she stepped, it was doubtless true, as
she said, that her foot rocked over first
on this side and then ON that, Now il
pressed over on the outside, rubbing
down over the edge OF the sole and
touching the ground; and perhaps, il the
ground was NJ all uneven, ON the very
next step her boot would rock over ON
the other side Of the sole, Such fric-
ton between the little too and the hig toe
joints against tho upper leather must
inevitably produce corns. think the
majority u shoes are too large.
Mrs. {. wished me to accompany Eer
to the shoemaker'S. and see what |
could do for herrelie(, for really lite was
becoming torture We went to her
own Shoemaker. Mrs. {. hobhlcd to y
seat and declared
Il won't try 70 walk again there"
Her shoe was removed, and Mr.. Shoe
maker marked around her foot while
she was standing upon il. We next
measured the mark and found that il
was exactly four inches, That was the
width of her foot when stepped ON il
with her shoe. Then we measured the
sole of the shoe she had been wearing,
and found il two and half inches.
Here was the secret Of the whole.
trouble.
a pair Of shoes was made for her Mt
on &C with sol,s four inches broad.
Now she can walk four hours without
pain III her feet
There are millions of poor sufferers
i'll the country, who are hmping and
hobbling through the world, who might
be perfectly relieved and cured Ivy the
same means.--Dr Die L<piS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
Wrenched and Hacked

By the paBgs Of rheumatism, the joiats eScntu.
ally become gfiesously distorted sud sometime,
assnmc an almost efotesquc dtiornly. To pre-
vent such results by simple and agreeable means
Il certainly the part of wisdSn. a tendency 10
Rheumatic ailments may be successfully combat
led with HOft.ttcr's stomach Biltcrs, a medicine
with The prestige n long snd successful career
Of unbounded popularity. aud Of emphatic pre-.
iessiOnal enhancement. II removes from Tho
bloUd tSose infammaiofy impurities which paihol
ogitts assign az the cause Of rheumatism aud not
only purncs the life current but enriches u.
promoting yigor Ny fertilizin2 Ne source. DIges
ton, The action ~ this bowels and tho secretion o.
the bile are AIDED by II, and II impels the Kid.
Ieys and bladder 10 d regular and actiVe petfofm-
puee ~ their funetions. III besides thoroughly
reliable remedy for. and means Of preventing,
periodic feYen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
The Tldr Honsemife.

The careful tidy housewife, when she
Is giving her house It's spring cleaning
should bear in mind that the dear in.
mates 81 her house are more precious
than houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regu.
lating the stomach and bowels 10 pre-.
vent and cure the diseases arising from
spring malaria and nlasma, and che
should know that there is nothing that
will do il 50 perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best 81 All medi.
cines. see other column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

The only truth she told was when she
said She was widow. So she is. YcS-s.
The widow of Jack Thompson, celehra.
ted mince and pumpkin pic maker in
Chicago. ! met his brother on the
street to-day. He's i pork merchant.
And She never had any children"
Net a blueeyed boySs gaSped the
captain.
Not even y hlue-eyed boy. Ies-s -
said Wellington Octoper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
Crisis.

suppose that upon the announcement Of each
new Invention. all using similar Inventions should
order at once, who can fancy the hvdlam that
would ensuet TOW novel ~ uSo a new patent
AHra daily, and wash thtco or four tunes week
in order 10 keep pace with the new washing and
infringing machines that would pour IN from
every Quaricrl Think ot the farm covered with
patent plows, rakcs, mowers, etc, ote. Thluk,
too, ct the y NOr invalid who would only hayn tmo
~ draw the cork, and take ono dose of tho latest
medicine, when the druggist would rush In with u
Stll later, much better, moro certain, and moro
wonderful catholieon, Fortunately, tho people
az conservative, aud Reluctantly discard tho
trusted, tried, aud true, Tor tho glamour NT new.
Nowhere is this principal better demonstrated
than In the stet-iy and gradually increasing sale
y nr, Sagc's Catarlh Remedy, which Tor over 4
quarter vi century has held the nuld against all
uthCrS, aud has nom ono generation 10 another
given entire satisfaction, Its cures are numbered
hy thousands,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

TIE disinfcction Of letters contain
ing paper money during the height Of
the Russian plague panic was effected
on the Prussian border by exposing
them for six hours in a peculiarly con.
strncted closed vessel TO the fumes Of
sulphuric acid. IL was not considered
necessary 10 open or puncinre the let
ters, since il was proved by experiment
that the vapor 81 the acid penctrates
the pores Of paper, however firmly
made.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

A CERTAIN young man of our aequain-
lance, who, by the way, is 4 great talker,
has been struggling terribly of late, try
ing to raise n moustache. His girl said
10 him the other evening, u, do
you know why you cannot raise NOUS
hchey' No. he answered. BE
cause you don't give your mouth
enough rest Aud now they don't
speak.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
EXTRACT FROM 7noMsoN's SEASONS.

Ye too We winds, that nov negln to blow
With holsterons sweep, raised my voice 10 yot
Where are your stores. We powerful beings, say
Where are your aerial magazines, reserv'd
To swell the brooding torrors oil the Storm
In what lar distant - Hoop!
WHY in thunder pass We by
Ten thousand people, each with as much
Hair us a country schoolmaster,
To sieze in thy embrace the new silk hat
OF the baldest man i'll Christendom?
And here's two dollars and a half
To the boy that catches IL before
1t gets outside the corporation.lne
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

Fox u number of years the Mendels.
sohn Piano CO. have aimed at the pro
duction o( u splendid piano ut low
price. They have moro than succeed
I'd. Modern mechanism, skill and
genius cannot produce better piano,
while tho price is below that of any
other first class make l.ouiStSRe Courier
Journal .Iuly ~, 1876.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
TERSICLES.
cArIILARY

She euried her hair-lip rs she recoiled,
And muttercd: (which j. swltchs
Dost wish this ere blonde 70 YOU
This suood design 80 richS"
-NacktnSutk ntnMhlifr,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

A snrEEs.FooT shark was thrown
ashore near Point Shirley, Boston liar
Dor, day or two ago, and was killed
by the excited residents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

"GoiNG THRoCGH rHe RYE"
Gin" body meet boiy
Going down the street,
Should body think a body
Ought 10 stop and treat:
We blights many pleasure sweet
And mist nils many in eye,
By men insisting when they meet
on 2oins through the rye
-yer York Graphic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
TAXING ruE OATH

TAKING THE OATH
" DO you, said Fanny, t'other day,
Z" In earnest love me AS you saw
Or are those tended words applied
Alike 10 nifty girls hesdey
- Dear. cruel GIRL" cried |, "forbear.
For by those eyes, those lips, swear"
She stopped me, rs the oath TOOK;
Aud cried, You've sworn-now Kiss the book
Turner's Fats Reporter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
BEAUTIFUL SPRING.

In one more month we'll have the rose,
or love Il true miuder;
And be ii said, We'll also have
The festive organ grinder
With monkey attachment,
--NsW York star.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

CERTAINLY ono is not wise il no pur-
chase any organ before obtaining the
latest catalogue and circulars OF tho
Mason & llamlin Organ 60. Soc ad-
vertisemont, and send postal card ask
ing for them, and they will come froo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18

TnH number Of Protestant mission.
aries III the world is given as $500 and
their annual support rs S6,0oo,o00
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-04-18
JAMES
WINE
or
HOPS


RELIEVES
Sour stomach.
acts promptly A.
INK. u charm
upon thu Liver,
ki,lns y. A. Url-
nary organs,
the seat OF nli
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26
A Col0red Man Speaks.

The following remarks wer" made by
Andrew Jackson Dawson, a ful-blood'd
black, at the late nominating conven-
tion for State officers which was held at
Columbus Ohio. He arose. and IN Il
dicnifed manner addressed the Pres'-
dent and members saving:
III arise 20 cndors. the nomination OF
a man whom I regnrd as brave and
gallant gentleman-a man who had the
patriotism and the bravery to 90 10 the
front TO fight the battles of his country:
the nomination of Gen. Rice. Nomin-
ate him. aud the colpred men from Lake
Erie 70 the OHIO river. acr"ss our whole
broad State, will br with the Democra-
cy. Gen. Rice went out All" riskcd his
life. ana LETT lis good right leg IN bat
IT,. whi)o the nominee Of the other
pariv skulked IN tie Far. sp' cnlating
off his country. The Rcpuhl'cans arc
toud Of reminding the cn!ored men that
they are frre. Y's thanks % G"n@ral
St~edmrr, General Ewing, and scores
nf o,"cr h,nvc soldiers W" are irc c.
fre.. 70 vr,c ror when wc rlras"; AID |
say 20 this auansr assembly that the
co. r,i ~ pi, prefer t" r1'' I"r man
hn ~A,v.,; lis cornirg in thc front TO
IT,. nan who :, ~ Il !,i- Country in tbe
rear
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Communicated.


MEssRs. EDlToRs On Sahbath
plight last. many of our citizens Of 9TH
er religious denominations wrr" at the
Baptist Church, and p obakly went
there to hear an au,has sador of the
meek and lowly Jesus Of Nazareth
preach the truths of Gods WORT. with
the hope of being benefited thereby
But. alas. sadly were they disappointed.
Instead Of con6niog himself to pro.
claiming the message Of salvation to
poor lost and fallen mau this rev' renrd
doctor took the special opportunity to
prostitute the talents that Gud had
given him, not to warn tie inpenitcut
and hold up in glowing colors the love
and mercy of God in the plan Of re-
Gempticu. but in abusing aud Insulting
all those who belungcd to other
churches, and no doub, wishing that he
had the power once exercised by the
Romish church, Of burning in the pub
lie square all the prayer books, confess
sions of faith and discipI'urs Of other
churches.
If this il in accordance with the
Pre-: pts of Gods word, Or in K. rpiug
with The spirit IF the uect and lnwiy
Sacionr. who So loved POOR fallen mau
as to leave the courts # h avcu to
come and suf' l. and di" C"r their saliva
ton, then I, fer onc am :: stranger to
the meaning of that hlcN>ri ho"k, al.
though ] har. FOR many y"ar, read its
d.iI4h'fnl pag"s. In s.rr"w, Mt in
sng.r. | have peIreG tbs" lin |
t:a5, that this prt IS d nn;S:rr Of the
Gospel may n"rer ,"ar IL. sad w'rjS:
"!Nene, -Nene tehcl uph"rSW "
SENEX.
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West TatereG Items.

Dry: dry. dry. No rain, parched
crops and blue outlook. In fact. !
heard one of the rldest and best farm
ers that we lave on this sid" of the
river say u day or two ago that the old
corn was failure, although the prom
IS" was SO bright + W weeks ago Slt
is distressing to think Of, and from all
present appearances. our cribs, unl'sS
IT,: river lands hclr us II must again
~ in St. LoAis nr Baltimore.
This gloomy look g;v's rarii"r Il de-
pressed feeling over here. and max rs
news ,louhiy dali. However. tnr good
BaptiSts Of Pine Grove still keep up
their idea of grand picnic at their
church on Saturday. the 9th of July.
Your correspondent saw friend Rabcn
day or two ago. and was so assured
by him. By .the-by, Abe says the pub
lie are invited generally, and that they
can bring just as many baskets as they
please and if they haven't baskets,
they must bring bags. Doubtless all
will have pleasant time.
We have a mill in our section that
took twelve hours to grind three BUSH
els of corn. Make a calculation and
see if YOU think this will pay. 1t may
have been owing to the water course.
Deponent knoweth not.
Blackberries. the main fruit this
year, are drying up, and orr bees seem
to have zone more for US so far than any
thing else.
Hard times, liens about exhausted.
no peaches, no apples, poor corn, small
cotton and no rain. This is the out
look. Hope to write you more cheer
fully next time.
BLACK JACK.
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Sad Death of Young Prince Ma
D0IeOn.

Al the world was startled last week
by tic news nf the trag;c death Of
Prince Napoleon w., wo was killed
by the ZuIus in South Africa. Fi". as
all are aware, had joined tic British
army and W, Mt to fight tn" Z"'us. lie
left the Euslsh lines on June 5 with a
small party to 90 on a scout, and when
about tca- miles from camp they were
ambnshcd by the enemy and three OF
The numb,r we're killed. the Prince be-
ing one Of them. The next day l. large
body Of soldiers went ont to try and
recover the body, which they succeeded
in doing. and it was found tina, he had
received eighteen wounds from assegals
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The Palmetto Flag in Mexico.

= * ScUtt had ordered him t"
make demonsira'lJn with the Pa met
to and New Ymk r'Simruts, tn" M"ur
ted Elf S and Oii,icn's battery.
Sh:cIis u.adc dali along the acqac.
duct tGwardg the city. The en"ny
gave way, aud ShieIos pressed them
holly to prevent them ir-m reforming.
Gen. Scott. who had in ended that
Y "rth should de!iv~r the S. rious ack
hy the San CosDo route. saw that
Shields was too rapid in progress and
sent two aids to cheek him We mus.
let Gen. Shields tell the story. which is
a warthy per dart to Nrlson's T. tusni to
see Purkers signal Of REGAL! at Copen.
hagen;
Il didn't want any m' ssags from
General Scott at that preci.e moment.
and when the aides got within speakiu"
range aud said. General Scott sends Ms
compliments to General Shields |
called out, All right, tut I haven't
time to talk with you now, Walt : nit.'
Gen. Sco,r, seeing that We ~trs still
pushing abvsd vt tTeak.useS Yare
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26
wards the CITY sent Gen. Onitmau to

towards the city, sent Gen. Quitman to
me. aud NY horse having heru shot I'M
dr. IN, ] WAS on loot. "Xplalu'n" t.
Gen. Qni'uan that it would b" md
Ness for US To deSiS, fr.'n our adsant>
ave, and trat (ien Scott never wunld
have it # he knew how gloriously we
were alvarcug. Oh. but he "as Il
nalart soldier, was Gen. Qu,tman, an1
generous one, and instead of order
in. me- back he told me to 60 ahead.
So on went. and in less than twenty
minu,"s W" eu'"rcd the J0r'tr or city
rate, and unfurl"d the first American
Arg in the City of Mexico-the flag
that was borne by the Palmetto regl'
m"nt.'
The citv yielded next day, and the
Palmetto flag. the first to be raised over
its walls, was the last American ensign,
too, which waved there, the regiment
remaining at the request Of the M'xl-
cah authorities as the rear guard
Sonth Carolina gave General Shields
on his return, after narrowly escaping
death from modification of his weund-
ed arm. magnificent sword with a
gold scabbard, and belt studded with
diamonds and rubies, the whole costing
$1,000. Itwas inscribed as follows: "From
the State of South Carolina to General
James Shields, in testimony of her ad-
mira,iou of his gallontry in the Mcxl-
can war, and as a tribute Of gratitude
for his parental attention to the Palmet'
to regiment"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26
Oakland Items.

Crops are needing rain bpdly, hut
looking we'll under the circumstances
notice that the Gazette man has
been smiling on the ladies at the pic
MICS. NV, | have town sweetheart,
and I don't want him to smls on her
She is most worthy witty. sweet. amia-
Bile. adorable, pretty, kind. IF ction-
ate-Qh. glory [ wou!da't care if it
took AO yards Of calico at 5 cents to
make her dr. S., if she would only
have me.
The good wife Of one Of the Bap-
lists vino bought lightning rod don't
like What | said ahnut it IN. tn" news
paper aud thinks I 1r,w an iuvidi"us
crmpar;s"n hscause I said H. Pr.sbyts-
ran lady said sine dii not ''rcl any.
But [ did not mcan t. J" 50
W" have the (.:"'l'"s: c!rfS in tha
c,unrrl and il y"u dent h"''"v' il,
com ont to NJ. X.on s.m Sunday q;
ard if you haze the lnsrirrtS -. : man.
va will he bound /" fall L. love.
Oak!anl is r">r.Nons ard happy
Judge Il.Nani's .rrt HIS tone more
to pr .tc hon sly than tie late war.
and is 'rrror to ryil d 'ers. c>r' rialiy
dog k,.lrrs and 'hos, whn dn no oh Y
RI. s.vrn:h comma riarrnt Sinca We
have forn1 on t,at ii,;s aiar deri"g
.ach oh r subjects US to tie terrible
judgment N,of the Oakland srhoo dis,
.7icrcnnrt} all th' neig' bo' aar" afrH1s
to speak g. c"ch o'h'r on any sDbifct
AID fears are rntortair. q thar tie in
fnrs will n"vrr learn to talk for want
of h"aring the language spoken by ,h-
elders. W. are such "qui't family"
Vhar's Eastern Kershaw?
BUCo.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26
News Items.

The murderer of Mira Hull, of N W
York, has been arrested in Boston. He
is a negro named Cox, and confrsses
the crime.
There was violent earthquake on
the 17rh inst. near the town Of Aci, in
Sicily. Five village in tn" vicinity
wero almost wholly DESTROYED Ten
rerSons were Filled md several injured.
TIE inhabitants of tn" district fed in
all dir ctions.
Wpstou. the great American w"lI:er,
walked away from all his competitors
in til, erea. match in Lonlnn lat week
for tAn championship of tie world. H.
beat RoweIl who recently w'D in the
contest at Gi!mnre's Gard" n, Naw Ycrk,
and carried off the belt a. champion of
the world. Rowell made 542 miles in
six days; Weston made $50 miles in
the same time, with one hour to spare.
ms Is the grf'teS' i'aI VI lhe KIN"
ever recorded.
E0,, ,onn1o horo , corroct notion of
=, .uh;oh ,rt;fo;,I ina ;s n,.
"s ;s .s',nc,,,,,na - ;n ,,o Sn,,b Tho
a,,ooas "o ~. - tHo nro.ooo omn,ovcd h,v
L'o,, -, ,,rL,l thot fr,r, For;1a n
rar,s H., m,rn;ros ,r. Loinr mt in
., E. ,.r,,, ;r,.rv i, Tb,
or r>I r. nrre o.,,;ra zoo M tbo
&C. G. I.,,,,, .;.. :. sa;l - =, h,t sov.nt,
"' ;noird:,o ,he ,,orooe md
,".' =. v,r,h -, "a, ,snI ,, 80
:, ! 1i,a.. - f.,..r do,,,r.
, -, ,am ., ,In., :, :; rl,;r tL,, 7,o5s..,n.
,e. .Ia .:ns 6 = ,ha r,ar,, r,c.rr.r #.
,,,;na b.; rr;o. G., Ike .s to dr;so
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26

WANTED 1ass seoR eS@asH aaSET E e. 1S Snd fsRs sSs
adjoining towns for the hCa: selling houSchuld
AZ i:cles IL the world, IIpIop prnilIs, write at
onsetp \. 7, MeautasrN Ing Co, 2UuDtuD Piuce
SsR YtfSs
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NOTICE..

Having bought the business and stock of
Mrs. H. Cl osby, will continue the bakery
aaud confectionery ut her cd stand. in all
fhs departments. and hope by n STRICT At
lention to business to secure continuance
Of the patronage so long bestowed on her.
may29-4t ROHT. SlNGLETON.
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communicated.
A Card Of Thanks.

To Rep. ". 4. 7hcrrR. Pastor cf
CrmrIcn Baptist |h"rch:
Accept my h"ar;flt tha"ks for the
r|ccp manifestation. towards roy mother
in !cr lines, concerning Yer spiritual
w"lIfare. Nav. the Hl"' Us Of Gn1
attend you and yours in this great work
Nav.ynu receive that c,nUn Of right
eousiess list the Lor'lJ Slsshal eiva
nntn You, and not unto yon onIy but
unto all those who love his app airing.
ia III" prayer of an admiring Friend and
brother Ii u. BROWN.
Oakland, Jun" "a 1879.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26
Soap Soap! Conn

The best aud cheapest soap ever used,
and the easiest made. Gan he made at d
cost not exceeding four cents por pound
/ will visit every family in the county and
LEI them try it before they huy. Family
rights for sale by
ad2+lu n. W. JONES, Agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-06-26

A horse race drew q multitude to
Phoenix, New Mexico. Without warn
ING, q Mexican rode into the gathering
on horseback, and slashed right and
left with a !ong, heavy sabre. killing
and wounding six His brother had
bern upjus,ly hanged as horse thief,
and he desired to be reveDGed upon
psukiud in general.
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BELOW COST!

rHAELOTTE COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA
H RAIL ROAD.
CoLrMHI>. 5. G.. Nay IS, 1870.
The following passenger schedule will
-" operated on and after this dtie, running
WaShinn ton time, which is six e"n miuu:cs
:asicr ian Columbia time:
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BARN4ILL BROS.
w ANT EHa!

l0.0nO pounds Wool; also Hide. Rags
Beeswax, Brass. Copper. L!al. etc, tor
which the highest each prices wi! he paid
also keep on hand a good supply OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats.
&C., which will be sold at the Very lowest
prices. s. WOLFE.
may23,i ,iau1S0
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a as A WEEK in your own town, ald no
NNS capital rskcd. Ynu can give thc b:.Si-
WV hess 4 trial without expense. INC
vest opportunity ever offered lor
those wiling.to work Ion should try lnining
else uni il you see for yourself what you can Hn
at the business W. offer. No rooiI 10 cNplain
here. ION can devote all yOlr time. o. olli
your spare time To The hilsines', AMI make great
pay for every hour hat YOU w0:,. Women MAKE
rs much az men. ScId Tor special private teriiis
and particulars, wiici We mail free. $, oulht
free. Don't complain of hard times Willie you
have such chance. Address II. HALLEiI q
Co., Portland, Me.
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Notice to School Trustees.

All persons who have acted rs school
trustees al any time since the public school
system was inaugurated in this State, arc
hereby ordered to send in all teachers
monthly school reports that may he in their
possession at this time, rs they are needed
by the board of examiners to complete
their examination into the validity of past
due school claims.
BY order of the Board.
JOEL HOUGH,
iunel2tf Chairman.