Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, April 17, 1875, Image 3
f}? t ( \ Wnunications intended
fo/ puoetc\f ^ fnust be /landed in by
13 o clock on Wednesday and
advert item mhfby 12 M. on Thursday
preceding h<ru*. .
w ?SSAL NOTICE.
From \re will insert no citation
notii ? for W' Lier; of udiuinistratic n, notice to
persons iiuHbtcd t?Vf and to persons holding
j claiuts ?A;ti!V)t ?n cslnte, notice for final di?w
charge, tsh is paid iim|pjuu-<', or
they ire bailed in by a praciicingFTOwyer, In
whicli case, %?in i?? i?*m I
UW /n *** MVftV 4 VOJ/VIMI lur
payment.
4'AtJfe OP CM1KOKS.
Citation $3.00
Notice U) v no .id to reader claims..$2.00
, Filial I* ' hw*r $2.50
Public s ,vf' he rated by the square.
IlT *\7 k I IC'IK/RIAL WOULD,'
ofNa* '/'-fc U (he'.irgest and cheapest firstv.
?- paper. it is filled with fine engravines
a> f the best of reading matter. It
is fcenf one ear'on trial, with splended premiums,
fototily owe dollar and twenty-five
CCilU ($1.2)) IncJsOKe to l'lCTOMAI. WoBLI>,'
New Yoil, ov it'inscribe at tlio oftice of this
paper. club/with it for only $2.50.
f vKl'K iou CLERK OF COURT, >
V " Co>vv vyboko., S. C., March 13, 1875. )
All Toes f'r recording paper.'Sh the Mesne
Conveya* e < (lice must be pain in advance,
tto recei will be given for papers, to be recorded,
itlfefA the fee is first paid.
All do<L>. f,f conveyance must be transferrer
in Ihl Auditor's oflice, and certified by
Mm, befljl they can be .recorded in this
oflice. f}\+
The /ijw requires Deeds of Conveyance.
Liens PfjI Mortgages recorded within thirtythree
d ifrom date of signing.
1 I W, THOS.- VV. BEATY,
(J. C. P. A it. M. C.
H\rt A T KIT A rrnrrn-no
Jimij jxui x x iiiio.
A|>|ioiattiuvnt?.
In the Metliodist Church every
11 oVloek A. M. Vi hcv. i). Tiller.
K. Bennett vlfl in the Pree!hurch
in this pi&ce on Sunday the
at.
w AdverlbeaiealM.
huk & Co?Mules and Waggons
a bargain.
jack & Co?Notice to all indebted.
Lone, Probate .Judge?Citation,
tipper?SheritPs sale.
Palsh-^Divid-n L J-Ist. of Samuel
IBS - ~"
IL/mSO t?CO. i'. ItotvoM Jc ( o's Column'
BM MpMWMHnar
NA'ftwiN TuitPKNTtNK comes in very
?}>a iH, and is selling at $4,50 per barrel.
Aitflrbin?Steven i'arinlee, oolOrcd, for
wlioiOorc was a warrant issued by the Cor*
oncri^Bhe verdict of a Jury of inquest t
chargHltim wltii being tlie cause of the
lea'Bn infant, caused by ill treatment of
i tlie ^Hcr, was airested last Wednesday
I nigl^Htlirec citizens, and lodged in Jail on
J Tlu^A morning.
t Six)km.- -On Saturday
. V one^^^te heaviest and in out
kUmis, coming within the
ion of some very old. people,
| a section ol this County in a
Hn between Green Sea and Ironroad*.
BH^^^^^M)anicl Fowler informs us that
1 a^BBHkighbor-hood it was very hca
vj . ItixLLreid wore literally stripped^
and Idea truck bent into the ground
papa . resurrection. Iti Datmon
Ke<J held, where the hail had beat
Iigainat a rail fence, it
dies in depth, oyer an
nqTsmokin^^T^haceo just
il?| low for cash, by K.
losing that it has been
tioh to the Gmngc, that, it
nation, we punished in our
Btant, the Constitution and
a'ional Grange; the governr
the State and Subordinate
this issue, we publish the
h Kingston Grange, at this
t. By a careful perusal of
sen that there is no "Trojan1
within the gates of the
.... i -??
X4I W.^nruo u* |ASti%*lC*I t j I IC&L 1<> 119
wilBjto tclwated at subjects of discussion
In tfcrlf ?fOrder, and no political or
xe^ifor membership 8bait be apptleme
think the Oracge meets a want
XliKtjtasn-loiig felt by . our farmers, and
/| y of tl>. m should become a
I mcitf'f tin* Order. Ity'maJfrV^hjccts are
in?i<Hl c?<ncei t of actUui, by which alone
wc jtypc for success, and w hich has never
ci^atHong our fanners.
fV-lO" '? . i ??
Ji\h cjfXed a full supply of the latest
f ty|(?wtiio^aiuje IIats?can fit all sizes
audi the wee infant with \ vice
lace matron with a Wood I a wn suitable
J??i*(:h?also a good supply of Peu'
ea^hpc'*> j* hints, on ass cia>ths,
yA 9Bni.s, and Yankee notions gen
[ Mnntea ot Regular
J| No. 297?
I jB Bp affliction baa fallen
* our Grange. One ol'
# we have been ^ocuk
.v * **
fc ' th
"*|>ect to her whose mom I on&iucter
was well developed in lauliless symmetry
and beauty. True ami ardent
, in her friendships, her memory ami
high moral worth are enshrined in the
hearts of this community, in which
she lived and died.
i In token of our grief lor the loss ot
| our deceased sister It. Olivia Williams,
who died April 4th, It75.
It. is llexolued by Port Ilarrelson
Grange, No. 297, P. of 11.
1st. That in the death ol' our sister It.
Olivia Williams, this Grange has lost
one ot its brightest ornaments, a useful
member, and efficient otlicer.
2d. That while wo deeply deplore
the loss which our Grange has sustained,
we recognize the hand of a
wise and loving lather, and bow with
submission to his will.
3rd. That we will ever clierUh the
virtues lor which our sister was so distinguished,
and that a blank page in
our minute book be inscribed to her
memory.
4th. 'I hat our alter be draped in
mourning, and each member wear the
usual badge lor 30 days.
5th. That we tender to t he disconsolate
husband, and bereave*! pnreins, our
heartfelt Bynipathies and condolence.
Glli. Thai a copy ot these resolutions
be sent to the parents ot the
deceased, and that they be published
in the Hokuy N kws.
___________ !
Money Saved Money Maeo.?It is n>
longer necessary to pay two ami three profitsMessrs.
Furcligott, llenedlct & Co. beg to
draw attention to their innnense closing out
sale of $500,OhO worth ot Dry (Joods, Carpets.
Furs,ect., which takes place annually between
January 1st, and February 15th, prior to purchasing
their Spiing Stock, at 275 King Street,
Charleston, S. CM54 White Hull Street, Atlanta,
Ga., and Ilav Street, Jacksonville. i-'h?
Samples sent 011 application. Remit per Express
or l'ost Oflice, order or goods will be st?nt
C.O.I). All retail orders over $10 will lie
sen ttroni tlw Charleston Brunch free of charge.
Aonicui/ri nat, Liens.?If you have not
already ordered your Agricultural Mens to
secure advances, do so at once. Walker.
Evans A Cogswell, Charleston. S. k"rp on
hand four ditlerent kinds, and it' neither ?.f
these meet your views, they are prepared to
print, at the lowest prices, any special form
to order. If the J'lanler or Farmer has not
yet bought the Rural Accountant, a book Ibr
simple farm accounts, let him do so at once.
They also have a New Agricultural Lease
which gives the Landlord a Hen on crop of
tenant. This is very valuable.
TEXAS.
POSTPONEMENT OK THE TEXAS UE.VI. Es
TATE OltAWIXti.?Owing to the invariable
custom of i>ostjK)ning Drawings, the. public
will not believe they will take place
until the expected postponement takes
place. Although libera'ly patronized,
we have not disposed of quite all the.
tickets. Owing to the above cause, together
with the unprecedented tains and
floods throughout the untiie'South, as well as
Texas, and as we are determined to have a
full drawing, thereby insuring eutiie.
satisfaction to all ticket-holders, wo have
post|K>ncd our drawing to May l'.Jth?about
sixty nays, when v"<*ry prize shall be paid in
loll, amounting to over tH>,000 acres of choice
land centrally located, near railroads, IV
Uouvts, 2:J25 (fold Coin l'd/es, among iImmii
one of $10,000, and one of $5,000. Our elite
p i je is endorsed by tlie City < ouncd.
Reliable Agents wanted. Send lor chciiln p;
they will convince you, we are both reiUblo
and responsible. Tickets reduced to $1.
Eleven for $10 and 2H for $20. No connection
with any other similar en.e prise.
J. y Fostkk, |
Manager, Ho' ton, Tcvrs.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. It. Olivia Williams, wife of J. P.
Williams, and daughter of B. T. and P. A. C.
Ontlaiid, departed this life, Sunday April 4th,
1875. The famOy came from Wayne Co., N,
C. several years ago, and settled in 1 lorry
CoM S. C., and has since moved to tiie Stale
of Georgia. During their residence in this
State, Mr. Outlaud w as successful in business,
and his children grew up around him, and for
many reasons were reflected and loval by the
entire community. The subjeet of this memoir
was born in Wayne Co., N. C., January
Id, 1850, and died at her own hotue in Horry
Co. S. C., April 4tli, 1875, ami though a wife
and mother, she had only attained ihe tender
age ot 10 years, 2 months and 21 days. It
was the writer's privilege to form her acquaintance
when only a child of about 12 years;
she was then quite susceptible of religious
truth, and there were strong hop09 thai her
heart would be given at that early lime oi life,
unreservedly to Him who gave himself for
her, and tlii.t by open profession she would
assume her place in the Cliurcl of Christ to
which she was strongly inclined, A lew
yaais elapse audthe writer being returned to
the same charge, finds this interesting child,
presiding gracefully over her own household,
where she had few equals ami stl.l fewer superiors.
On the holy ?>abhath she was found in
the house of the l.oril. in our 6 <buaMi school,
she will be sadJy missed, for she was not only j
present, but the Hiblc lesson presented to her
mind attractions that count not be ignored;
while with book in hand she turned patiently
to each passage deveioi>ed in the instructions of
the day, till their precious tiuihs mc. me her |
own. To the preaching of the word there
was a respectful attention, that bordered closely
on that seriousness manifested by those
who are concerned for their salvation. Tlu
poor too, have sustained great loss by her
death, for she was a Dorcas indeed, in her
daily disitihutiou of comforts to the comfortless;
many of whom, will miss sadly her kind
Ivcait, and benevolent hand, Willi these development*
of external Christian character w e
may loudly trust that she accepted, and was
made savingly acquainted w itli the dear Jiedtemer,
though svveie convulsions in Iter hist
illness prevented her from leaving that pi easing
testimony in words, but site is gone, and
in her we liave lost, the obedient uaughter,
the affectionate sister, the loviwj w ite, and
a uohle specimen of woman gentleness and
hindness. but we cannot dismiss toe subject,
without bearing testimony to her domestic
economy and felicity. liur home could
liotiie ot herwise than happy, lb.' head, li a.t
jU|d lVt;ds, were alt actively engaged 10 make
was filled with her household alH^rou
\ btiug them to complete success
H . whest ambition. '1'iuty th?t wecpHSP
iU Ibela deeply the loss he has su.v
d theEntire community join with
mother Jit reaved fiiends In tears of
or departed worth., teiic leaves a
j^^Bgtt^bdHnmter, who gives promise of
F^BH^RHH^^kto come,
jfl Wm. Titoma-s.
E HOliUY NVEEKI,
M.l||kl]|' Khl'OUTi.
Con \va y noito, S. C., Apt il 11.
Crude Tum?kn tine?virgin, $ *.->0, Velio
w$2.50, iicrajx; *1-50.
TluiiHT?Prime Si15, ordinary J to 7 o.
Provisions.?I'nrk 8u.'0C; Bacon, lUJaiiOc;
Eggs 12?aloc; (Joi n >1 2<>.
Little P.ivkk, S. C. April, 17.
Ckude Tuiu'Kntine.? ?io *2.35 Scrape
$ 1.40.
l'i*o visions. Corn <1.25; Meal $1.40
Pork, per bbl.; $20.Ou, retail 10; Baron
18c ; Molasses per gallon, retail, 55c; Flour
per bbl. $7al0; Coftee &>|ao5c; Kgus 15c;
Cluckens l5ai.0e; oysters OOabOc i>er gallon.
Peanuts $1*1.'15 according to quality.
Salt iM.b0a2.00.
i;ow inner, loui-'&c; uces wax 25 c.
Mullk is?$5a$?.
CiKoutJbTowN, 8.|C.f Apill 12.
Crude turpentine?Virgin $5.00, yellow
$2.50, ScralH! *125.
Wii.mington, N. C., Apr. 14.
Navai, Stoiuis.?Crude Turpentine?Virgin
and yellow dip $2.50, Haiti $1.00
Spirits turpentine, 04c?., Tar $1.55. Cottou
lo'e.
New Youk, Apr. 14.
Money 4 per cent, Cold 115.
Spirits turpentine 07c, llosiu $2.00a215
Cotton I0j.il7o.
itctfislar Cominiiiiicatioii.
ft The next regular cotmnunication of
^^^^llosry Lodge, No. 05 A.*. 1?V. AI.\
/% will Ih> lifdil nn 'I'iiMiImv nir-lil A in
'v ^"oihriTO; ~ *' " "l"
L. V. LONG Secty.
By order oft la- W. M.
^(a<e oi'Souili Carolina.
1I0UUY COUNTY.
IX THE ruOHATE (JOUUT.
UY ISAAC (J. LONC,, ESQ., PltOHATE
.JUDGE.
WITEllEAS, C. L. JOHNSON MADE
suit to mo, to grant liiui l.etlcvs
of Administration of t he Estate and eliccts ot
Isaac Mot.'ray.
These ate therefore to cite and admonish
all, and singular ll?e kindred and Creditors
of the said Isaac .Met .'ray, deceased, that they
he and appear before ino, in the (Join t of l'rebate,
to be hold at. (Jouivayboro, on tlie. 2<>th
of April next, alter publication heicof, at 11
o'clock in the hnetionn, to shew cause, if any
they have, w hy the said Adiuinisti.uion
should not he granted.
(liven under my hand, this the 12 day of
V...II V il I w-r \
*? m-r ? i> ! ;,
ISAAC <1. l.()N(i, J. I\ II.
&kei*14t'g Saii%
EX PARTE?SAW All A. COX?IN IIE
REAL 1 SKATE OF .JOHN M. COX.
TN OP.EIUENCE TO AX ORDER OF
1 the .finite of 1 Mobile of Horry County,
L will ofier for sale before ilie Court House
in Conwayhoto, S. <; , on the first Monday in
May next, witl.in legal sale houis, the real
estate of John M. Cox, deceased; One tract
containing seven hundred (70U) acres, more
or less; lying and being on the West, side of
Wueoamuw liver, r?1J?>1 iiin^ lauds formerly
the properly of William D. liiy.tn, lieiu; the
I asiei n half of a tract originally graulen to one
William (J. Bellamy.
Tract N. 2, concuiniug two hundred and
eighty live aeres, moie or less, lying and
being on Buck Cieek; houmled by lands ol
Samuel C. liousen, Daniel Bellamy, Mary
Bellamy and others.
Conditions of Sale. Cash sufficient to j<ay
the cost of these p-oceoings and sale, and the
balance in one and two years in equal instndinenU
with imeiest fioin date payable annually
; the pin chaser to give Bond with good
peisonai securely amt a .noit^ajie ol the p 1111ses.
Purchaser to J ay tor all necessary papers.
A. ii. bKli'l'Kli Man ill, li. C.
Sluuifis Oillee, Ap.il Utl>, l^io.
S11K K1F K S ? A L c u N T1N U E D.
I will also oil r lor sale one Canoe. Levied
on as the property of La.rry Dekalb; at the
suit of Grissclle ?v k ales.
A. II. SKIP PICK,
Sheii;l acting Constable.
>pail 12th lh75.
Read This.
rplIR COPAKTN KU*>HIP OF W. L.
I (hick & Co, expires bj its own limitation
on (he 10 day of July next.
In order to a settlement of the business, it
is absolutely uocessai y that all hidolrteduess
to tbe linn should be settled at once. We
therefore request all persons imlcldcd to us to
come forward and settle up us soon as possible!
All claims due us on the first day of June
next, will be placed in tIk: hands of an attorney
for collection.
W. L. BUCK & CO.
\pril 17, 1S7"). [to Juno. 1st .J
VaiitakSc itfftcSc* aaa<l W?#^oiin
lor Sale.
We liave for sale, anil offer At remarkably
low prices:
ONE good road, or Turpentine
Wrtffgon; but little used, and as
pood as new.
OX13 Ton Timber Waggon; in
pood running order.
FOUR Excellent Mules; well broken
in Timber Wagons, or singly.
ALSO, full set of harness, and all
necessary gearings for waggons.
Tlx-se mules ami waggons have only boon
used in battling for the new sl ip; and having
no further use for the in, as i 11 be sold at a
bargain to the purchaser, to close up the
business. For terms, apply to
W. L. BUCK & CO.
April 17th, 1S75* tf.
Wanted.
rpHE PALMETTO CYPRESS COMPANY
JL are prepared to Contract for lite delivery
of CYPRESS LOGS, at tlie ' Palmetto
Mills," Georgetown, ?>. G.
I ?nai27-4t. D A VJT)J1 IS LEY
Notice to Shippers on the
Waecamaw.
riMlE TUG BULL Ill VElt WILL LEAVE
A Georgetown every Mondav, after tlie
arrival of tlie Steamer Louisa from Olirleeton,
for Bed Bluff, touching at. all IntcritaoUiate
1 Hidings on the WuCamaw Liver.
S. s. Frater, Agent at Georgetown.
T. W. Daggett, 44 44 Conwayhoro.
T, W. Graham, 44 44 Nixonville.
A. \V. Ila:dee, 44 ** Hoard Landing.
It. W. Hani mens, 44 44 Led Bluff.
Feb. 200i, 1875.
; Estate of Samuel Bell.
NU llUifi IH UlfiKKHy uivi:n to all
persons holding proven claims against
Samuel Boll, deceased, tbat the last dividend
Is now ready for distribution, and may bo bad
on application to JOi$. T. WAIjMI,
April 1st, 187.r>. Att'y at Law.
apr3 4t.
Li ^
1 NEWS: APIUIj IT
lSr e w .A.* 1 ve r t i so mo n ts
UIS.O. IMtOWKLL ?St V C'JLUAIM J
~ SHARPS RIFLE CO 7
I
Manufacturer* of Patent ItreeohOoiutlnie, Military.
Hp.irttn/ nml <>)>fdmo?r Kllli1* The
Mowt In Ihr Wvrlil. Wlnuer at 1 nu-rn*tioual
and n?. .'?r!y all oth?r prliicliv.il male lies al Oraed*
moor. (lo'P OOlclnl Kecord.)
Mporf liiw RiJI'-H. ISO 1? I3*
4 r?M'iliii?M>r HIIIiIm. with F.lrV*'
tloiiH lor lioo ytl*., ??l) . ??<! I? *
S-mi for 111ii^ r?iHi| Oatalorue.
Akmoht ako OmcB. E, (J. YVESCOTT,
11akTfoud, IN.nn. I'i eauleu l.
The DIAMOND CCHON CHOPPER
IMRROVIUAVVARRANTtD
V ^ ? iik p? nvii m?n A 1
Cj " m 11H ' " n A l<?rtt
r VvisO|j .T-5^i* Cotton Planter a
V* X Y^exr'y.l f W < .....11:11 "l
Ifr 0 ,fil lo/i/? ll >4 ' " "" Coru
Planter aiimi m.m.
.? 'Rta "Vv Tcv #11 . r, ! ? All w.i niitp.t Kt nit
\TJr\V> Spn t Inr lll.i?lr*|.
Kfint r ex^V?irA" 1,1' " v
IWIITOIL ? -vuntn. klu| t.,.rlmr?,,, lo
J W IIIKkDALR, R?e., FAT*IUIIII?. N l'.^r to IataI A*l.
31. F. 15C; UN HAM'S
Tl Kit '
WATER WHEEL
Mm M'li'cli'fl. t ?cu'.? ftRO, nml put to work in
tin I*u out lUiii i'. W i ii i.|[io i, I) n<1 h it
prut cd to in* tin* !? tit. 1'J ?>/. a i> nie. Prion*
lower in in any uumr tlr?t-i la?> Wheel, 1'i.n1'ti
>-1 tret',
.Y<'dr?*i<a N,K. Hckkuim. Ydir. I'a.
! ^ A \N 1.1 K t<> \ ? its to si ll an iiticlo
j tjp \ U saleable as flour. Ptolits immense
| Package imf. Ail.lc^s lJL't'KKVli M l'"G
( O*, Marion, uliio.
RFND MY HEW
Penn'a Agricultural Wcrkt,
Xl/wl York) l*rrt?'(it
i C?*.f *rt%. Maw/a< turerof Imp'dStandard tJf ?ri
3^^!^ Agricultural Implement* f
V 1) Yi' in iSl.N<?: Cheap: <.J nod: System itl
V i?\? All persons w In eon to/.i plate making
contracts with newspapers l??r tlio insert
ion of mlve iist'iiWMits, should send cuts
to Geo. I'. Itoweil i\' Co., -J I I'ark How N ew
Yoi u. for their I'A M I'll r<BT*IJ()()l? < ninety
seventh edition), containing list of over 200't
newspapers and estimates showing the cost.
Advctli?onn nis taken from leading papers in
any Stale at a tremendous icduetton from
puhlishu.s' rates. (jr.r mi: hook.
die "2 (it oa i1 i dit) .i' lioho*, terms i i . .
>pj - ai.livbs, (5 so. st i sua s Si <\?.t
? ..rtluiid, .vie
tj A WKKK guarunleul lo Mule tin
f|T) | I female Agents, in their loeality.
Yosts NO i 111 N < i tolrx it. Particulars I reo.
I". o. \'1CK<>RY & CO., \ngust t. Me.
1 JSYCHOMACY, Oil BOIJI, ( HARM
I ing." llow either s<*\ may tascinatc
and gain the love and illertions of any person
Il>e\* choose, instantly, This art all ean
possets, freo, hv mail, f ?r 2"> cents; togofhei
with a Martiage. Guide, Kgyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints lo l.rulies, etc. 2,000.0?K) sola.
A <pieer l?ook. A I divas T. Wli.i.iAM Co.,
I'lil'R Philadelphia.
r.lwaklk'xx. I
irol ?n t' UIII1. II t'U|?IV
AMI
HOME ENTERPRISE;
DOOR, SASII and BLINDS.
Goof's. Hacker,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Only Oarolinian ongapod in the manufacture
of Doors, Nash, lllinds and Mouldings
and THinfid work in Charleston, s. C.
Prices a? low as any other house, and work
all first class.
march 13 J87->-ly.
A Fortune for $1!!
Ponitively tltc Last Post poncjticiit.
"NOW IS VOI R TIME.""
Daino fortune helps those who help iliemselve.
LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.
sTcxasGilt Concert Associationj
In Aid of Public Improvements in the Cily of j
Denifcon, Tc.\as
AVI I, G1VK A <51* A N t> CONCKIIT
MO:\I)4Y, n\V 3t*t, 1875
And will Distribute to the Ticket Holders
$250,000 IN GIFTS.
The Concert and Distribution of (lifts guaranteed
to POSITIVELY 'ako. place on
the above date nr the MONEY
WILL BE REFUNDED.
1st Capital (lift, 50,000 3d Capital Gift, 15,000
2d Capital (lit',25,000 4th Capital Oil', 10,000
Besides Gilts in proportion amounting in
ul 1 to
$250,000.
Distribution to Commence Immediately after
the Concert.
AGENTS WANTED.
Liberal Commissions to Kosponsible
Agents,
o l u ns,
Clnhs can he organized in localities where
we have no local agent, and a prorata division
of gllta draw ji can be made. Send for special
rates to Clubs.
IIOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money sent at our risk when .sunt bv l\?stoflice
money order, draft, exptesa, or rcgi?tei?>il
lr>tt/?r
K7""Order3 for tickets sent direct to us
promptly tilled.
Address us lor circulars giving references
manner of drawing, full particulars, etc.
Address all orders for tickets, communications,
and'inaWe all remittances of money to
A. R. COLLINS, Sec'y..
I) KNloON. ThXAS.
N. R.?Orders for tickets amounting to $5
i or over sent C. O. D., per express.
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sjj '.v qj qj
THE "MATCHLESS"
A HE MA
ERIE,
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Erie, Pennsylvania, for C
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U. S. raTERNAL R3VEU0E
SPEC I AX, TA XES.!
May 1, 1H75, lo April 80, In70.
The Revised Statutes ?>f the United States,
Sections 3252, JV257, J1J5S, an<l !12;19, rcquir*
every i>crso? enfpup d in any business, avocation,
or employment which renders him liab ?
lo SlMKCIAL TAX , to procure and place conrpieuously
ill his establishment, or place of
business a Stamp denoting th* piymont ol
said Special Tax for (lie Njhv i il l'ax Year beginning
May 1, 1^75, before commencing or
continuing business after Ap il 50, 1 f7?">.
The Taxes embraced within the provisions
oi the law above quoted are I tie following, viz: |
Rectifiers $200 0 Dealois,
retail lipnor 25 0 1
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 ())
Dealers in ma'.t liqnois, wholes,i e.., fiO ()>
Dealers in mail hquors, retail 'JO 0>
Dealers in leaf tobacco 25 0 i
itCiail ueaiCiS 111 leal lonaeco .am ti
And on sales of over filly Ceuis lot'
every dollar in excess of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco.... 5 00
Manufactures of st ills 5U <M)
Ami for cacli still manufactured... 'JO 00
And lor eaih worm manufactured... 20 00
Manufacturers of tobare> 10 00
Manufacturers of cigars. 10 00
Peddlers ol tobacco, lirst class (more
than two horses or other animals).. 50 CM)
Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two
horses or other animals) 25 00
j Peddlers ol tobacco, lldrd class (one
horse or other animal) 15 00
l'c.hllers of tobacco, fourth class (on
toot or public conveyance) 10 00
Ilruwers ol less than 5" ) barrels 50 00
Brewers of 500 barrels or more KM) 00
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing rei,uiiements will
bo subject to sever.' penalties.
Persons or linns liable t > pav any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply to
K, NV. FKKUIS, Collector of lrternal Revenue
at Kingstree, and pay for ami procure the
Special-Tax Stamps or Stamps they need, prio
to May 1, ls"<5 and without further notice.
J. W. DUDLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Ol'FK'F. OF 1.V11SWNAI. liKVKNCtC,
Washington, I). C. February 1, 1875.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CUHE
SICK H SAD ACHE,
CT'Kli '
NERVOUS HEADACHE
C'tir* ?il 1 <t iHUAfu** of tlu? LIVKlinnd i?li ?ll*orfl?rs
of tl?? Ntoiauli, Uyspfpsl ?. 1 uiliie**Mtioii 'uhUvpiiom*,
be,. The :ul<iilion of Po'lopnylliu lo ItlH
< rifcin.il Itroipo, (ink*** Uii? pill ttiH heat
FAMILY KKUKDV IN THIS WOULD.
MANHATTAN MKIJ. l'iior'8.,
1) Collet' Plate, New York.
Industrial Exhibition Co,
" -$20- ?
WILLnUY A
FIRST MORTGACir. PRF.M1 TTW Pnvn
OP TIIB
IT. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co.
Don't, compare it with a Lottery; baar It in
mind that tlie capital invrs'cd is always soi
cured.
This Loan is issued on a novel plan, and is
authorized by special Act of the Legislature of
1 lie State of New York.
Every bondholder m ist receive at least
. $21.00, but lie may receive
$100,000!
Or $35,000, or $10,000, <jr $5,003, or $3,000
Ac., &e.
4th Premium Allotmot, Juno 7th, x875.
5th Series Drawing, July 5th, 1875.
Circulars giving full explanation, will b;
sen*, free of charge, on applicatioii.
For Bonds and full information, address
M'i'Wtirt iti.tif
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r IN A NC'I A L A O K N* TS,
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Post Office Drawer 20.
Remit by Draft on N. Y. City Banks, Registered
Better or 1*. O. Money Order.
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Manhood: IIow Lost, IIow Restorol!
yCVrTN/T-^ J net published, new edition
WtSjKlsS'Bn br. I HlverweUw ( eltibrnttid
F.HMiy nn Hie iitdlcnl mire (with
?nt medicine) of Kperinatorrbne .
/w4*?31 nr Weakness, Inrolttnti
rv Seminal I<oeeet, Itn|K>ieoo?'.
Mental snd Physical liiottpaci y
' '* "* 111 ? Im|?edinvents to Mulrrl'tfce, etc ?
also, tConeuoiptlou, Kpilep?/ and Kits, Indued
by *p1f-indulgence 01 sexual ex'.i avftirance, Ac.
KflT Price, In a seated envelop*, only six cen *
The celebrated author, In tlit* nrtmtriiMe Itesay.
clearly demonstrates, iroin a thirty years' su *
eeesful practice, that the alarming ?'on*eqoen e*
oI *.elf abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the up,ill
ration of the knife, pointing out it mode of cur* tt
oore emplf, cerium ami ert'.ctuat, t?y mean* of
wtiW'h et erjr sufferer, no matter wha1 bis con ?i
tioa may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
radicnMy.
MT This Lecture should be in the bands of *
cry man In the l.mrf.
Sent tinder seal, in a plain envelope, to any
addresa, post-paid, on receipt of sis cents or tvwo
post stamps.
Address the Publisher,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York;
Peat Office Box, 408C.
prU 17-ly.
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PE1JIT.
urdott Ors;an Company,
'irculars. ^ei i'?>- uhh, isis-i
Toms' Condition Powder,
Prepared in accordance wuu the Original Keclpe
of the cel?hriitni| Dr. Ton*, rank* A, No. I,
Among All tti? remedtea for If >r*ee and Until*.
Tom3' Conditio.i Tow lor
Is hot m.vld of (Mt*ap ,l)roM, with a vl?w of
securing large profit*, but la composed of m*
He*t Medical Ingredient*, etch one of which la,
of itself, an article .of sterling merit; and I . ?
whole Com JH) u nil I* warnutei a a tha ber I
ditlon I'uwtfer ever administered to uvand
animals.
Toms' Condition Powlsr
Is rapidly supplanting the man y rheapt r..m
pounded and worthu ?* preparation* lliai p..of
the market, with no ot."*r Intent than the
uiary gtUu.cf their unacrti.'ulous proprietors.
Toms' Condition Fowdor 1
la an ltonesi and Ki>llaM? remedy fur Hear*..
Poll Kvll, Horse Dl-temper. 1 uUiKe?lion, I.eye of
Appetite, Surfeit, Inllueua* or l.un* K???f,
Urease, Cracked ft <i*rche?, Mm<r?
Coughs, Colds, Viiitihi, liini|Hr? mid all 11?
(li?em?? of horses and cuttle for which Condition
1'owilers are usually adnuuimered.
Toms' Condition Powder'
Is the Farmers Friend, and ?houUI be kept l?v
very Stock tironsr and every viier of h<>r?r?
who prides himself on the condition of his .tin*
mats atid who WI sues to sen l he in hearty, health
and in good order.
Price *2A cts. per package- Sold bv all dealers.
MA> H ATT AN MKD1C1NK CO.,
College l'l.t'V, New Vork,
Sole Proprietors, to whom uli orders should b?
ftddfMWOi jnni'?10m.
3) It. TOMS'
RUSSIAN LINIMENT.
Tills I.lnament, ma le strictly after tiie formula
ol the renowned l?r. Tome, is tneonly
/I II l.< I '11 initwil inn ....... .......... "
uuriAi r>i'im.Ir11; ruit KlIltLMATIMM
ever offered to the public tit tt fully sustains the
reputation of oUi't'liuc till that is clttlinrtl of It. / 5^
1st ha* Nwkkt, Herkimer, N. Y .?"My dough tor
was 'ilVrvti'd with adecllon of the spine. I nptilled
Kussiaii l.liilinPh i i hot oiik h ly to Iter haci.
1 used three bottle*, nod tlm n entirely cured.
hour. Kkkshaw, h.tritilie, N. Y. ?was attack
ed with lnllamalory Ktieninttllsin, nu?l became
Uliable to move. Uituutu comment effected a
permanent cure.
J ah. M. Fay, Karivllle, N. Y.?My right shoul
der became diseased, at tended witu w-m-iu p.nu
and 1 could not raise my arm without the iti-ip of
the other baud. i comuieiiceil using 1?r.
Russian Liniment, and in less than one luoniti
I could raise my arm, and it is now eutirdy reWe
b ?yo n great many other certificates ?v.
denclug the unparalleled edlctcy of Com a hue
man Liniment in cases of
AlliT Joints, Mni'llhigii,
H'ouiuh, ItruiseM, Hunts,
l<Uiil('ii(>KS, Contracted fords,
and a hundred, other painful diseases wi is
Flesh llonen, Murcles and Tendones
Oli7~ It is ul-so an invaluable remedy for
LAMKNK38 and 8\VJiLJ?tAV8 I*\ UoU- 1
8K8 and CATTLK }
Price 25 Gent? par Bottle.
Prepared .only by the MANHATTAN
MEDICINE (COMPANY, W Coi.i.KUfc; 1'i.acc,
Mkw Yoek, to whom all otdeis should la# addressed.
jitfiU-lOm.
HMtllWK'S
Effervescent Aperient.
To many persons pills are so obuoxtous sud
unpalatable that a '
CATIIAHTIC M$
in lomt other for m Is an
Absoluts IToconsity. M ' H
To
Burbank's Aperient
will be found n most thoroughly effective nuint. SB
lute. ^EMSg|K3
JD.I* ?s pleasing and delightful as a k1a?? ? j?p
Soda VC.\i?r It corrects aceriity of the sio.a
hCh, cures Indlxv??long and headache; tomes u<* ^,
the system, and is tlie - T I
JBcst Remedy for Constipation 1/
ever discovered.
it is put up in large bottles and retails at
One Dollar Each, 1
To Ladies it 1* in vain-vole, as it is t
Perfectly Safe to Use at An7 Tim*. K.
No spocitlc ulrecti jb ?| are neuesssry la u?.*
U, as it is \ >sL
ENTIKELY HARMLESS, \
evsn in tkelarge*t doses.
MANHATTAN MUD. CO., Sole I'soi*'*..
U College l'Uce, New
juuO 10
TJ1E
STOtfO PHOSPHATE CO.
Ol'CharU'xtoii, S. C.
Williams, black a Williams,
Xc. A Cotton Exchango
SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
These Kirirt Clan Fertilizers, carefully prepared
under tlio special supervision of u u
Chemist, Dr. ST. JULlKN RAVEN EL, a-;
now ottered at reduced rates.
Tlic Mtoui) Soluble C5ui:ij
Is excellent for composting, or in the U*n!
with seed.
Special Ituto* will bo made w ?..
purchueis tor Oasii Order*. Ad.l ?.
E. C. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
Key Box 180, Charleston, -A. O.
jauO?lm.
BUR BANK'S
EXTRACT OF ON US.
Thl? Is the most safe and reliable prr(i.uAUj?
To qniot (he nervrw,
T o reliove never*) pain.
To prevent convulsloiM,
'l'o induce nleep>
and to us? in svei y cum wuwo a Sedative] t?, ra
qnlred.
Mothers, S
who ana In tha habit, {ofg'ai vl n*| thair r*m
Vareyoric, (lixlfrcy'i Oardial, LtiiiitrTa */
ditnyoroua NareoUos will tftivl tlio IjauMit s<
Opium praparad My L)r. MurP ak a /
Most Desirable Safetitutj.
Fall dladrlpltons ucoayuf, Frlca !?? *<
per Iwttls.
man u att ax met). CO.'8omi PfcilTa.
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