Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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# . * UbavT Storm 13 CiiAttLKSTtfX.?tit* intense lieat that has prevailed in I he city for the past two or threa days culminated yesterday, sliortl) before two o'clock, in a first class cyclone thunder storm and hnil storm combined. For over an hour the rain fell in torrents, and the streets were unnnvigable except by menus of bents. In the lower portion of the city, the rain storm was preceded by a shower of haii stones, which fell in large quantities, breaking window glasses and pelting the pedestrians who hnd not yet reached home, in the piaxxa of a house on ^^teetiqg street. )he hsHMeM??|61 up by the PPfflrt, some of the stones being about as large n* n hnvAl Mil* The Flood. Tlic rainfall was enormous. Ten minutes after the rain commenced, the streets were completely flooded, the water iu some places being over three (eel in depth. In one iu^ stance, a gentleman residing on Meeting street, placed a bucket in the yard, and in exactly fifteen minutes the water which fell in it mens* tired seven inches in depth. That delcctnh'c portion of the city known as "Rottenhoro" was entirely under water, the inhabitant's being for several hours blockaded. In King street, n dumber of the planks with which the roadwayis covered were washed down Hudson street to a distance of several hundred yards.?Jour, of V mmerce. i Charlotte Democrat : *lt is said that a laughable scene occurcd during the sitting of the Convention, caused by sonic one setting ofT n pack of (ire-crackers in the pnssage under the Court Rum, whero a largo crowd was also collected and engaged in quarrelling. When the crackers began tftJfQIL many thought tha^ pistol*, were w'Wwtrfm crowd in (he passage way struck a bee-lino for the streets and the adl?<?on? / icorn fields, while (hose above came rushing down heels over head, pell-mell, to 6ce what was the mat lector get out of supposed danger. Ono man is reported as being seen four miles from town, still running, proclaiming that six men had been killed and the ftght stiU going on. One fellow lost the scat of his pants, another his shirt and hat, while two or three got black c^cs or were scratched about tho neck and face. The Southern Christian Advocate, heretoforo published in Mncon, Geo., by J. W. Burke & Co., has been suspended by tho withdrawn) of South Carolina from its patronage in Georgia, nnd will hereafter be published by Walker, J-lvnns & Cogswell, Cliulcston, 8. C. The first number will he issued <m the Olli of August next. Itev. F. M. Kennedy. D. D., will he continued' ns Editor in chnrgo. but on account of illness, the Ilov. 8. A. Weber will be connected with , ^ him as associate editor. Mr. Weber is one of the most graceful writers in the Slate nn<t with tho hearty patronage of the church, wo^have no doubt tlio paper will be equal to the best that is published North or South.?Conwayboro Telephone. Dkatii or Jamks M. Allen.?We notice a four line paragraph in an exchange, announcing the death of Jairtes M. Allen', so well and unfavorably known in this county. It appears thi t he died somo weeks ago, and was buried at at off the coast of Florida. Before the war Allen was a stone-cutter, an'd followed that vocation here, and was respected ; but his violent abuse of his former friends, his base political life and final defalcation as county treasurer, left him only those of like propensities to say a word in his behalf. At one lime ho misrepresented this county in thft Senate.? Greenville Neict, ? Disbanding tub Ra!u>kr8.?Columbia, July 5.?It is reported here to-night that the revenue force which has been so long engaged in harrastdng tho uppei counties of this State have been disbanded, and ijs members sent to their homes. 1 cannot now ascertain the truth of the rumor,'' but it is confirmed by some of the revenue officers. Tho cause of this action is not known, but I am informed that tho department at Washington has ordered an investigation of their alleged misconduct, and it is probable that operations have been suspended pending its result. ?C. McK.?in Newt and Courier. A Cuttinq Afbay.?On Monday afternoon Mr. Patrick Hastings was severely stabbed over the left lung by Mr. William Morgan, a tenant. It is reported that Mr. Hastings was in the act of taking away a mule that Morgan had been ploughing, when the latter drew a knife from a ecnbbard and stabbed at him three times, only tin first blow taking effect. The wound is in the !ofi chest over the lunir. and ia nnlt? n'aSnft.i It ia not known whether the wound will terrainate fatally. Mr. Morgan has been bound over, wt V ?Wtnnsboro' Arews. Important to Assignees.?The Attorney General of the United Slates, says the Register, has issued instructions to prosecute ill connected with the administration of the bankrupt law who do not make reports to the Clerk of the District Court during the month of July. Assignees in baukruptcy will do well to make a note of this information. Tiib Human Facb.?In a sermon preached in New York by Ilea. Dr. Alger on "The Chronic Miracles injluman Life," the human face was particularly specified ns the miracle of miraxles. "Made up 8f but few features, yet the 1,200,000,000 faces on the globe were every one so different that any person could readily distinguish any one from any other." Matters in Mexico.?Havana, July 7.?City of Mexico advices to tho 30fh ult., represent dhe cimntry as ripe for revolution. Qen. Negrete has resigned, and is regarded us the coming revolutionary chief. Other generals are Tpi rflnaatBinnlimr revolutionary ideas among the lower oflicei's of the tmtf- Mejia has returned 4o Mexiee, and Dims has united with him in an -effjpMoftrovent a disturbance. ThbCodb or Honor.?Weare indebted to some unknown friend for a copy of a pamphlet entitled "The Code of Honor, its Rationale and Uses." Who the author of this publication is we do not know ; hut whoever he may be, we would advise him to devote his pen to something moro useful. This kind of literature belongs to s past generation?it has "played out'"?Greenville Newt. , Orrals Mills, Ga., April 20, 1878. Dn. T. 8. Bradnrld: Sir?My wife was suf' sf fering sevorely from a rising breast. The Balm I got from you did-all that medicine could do in giving relief. 8be was entirely cured in three days, besides being relieved from pain in a^few hours after the first application. Respectfully, J. Y. IIakkstraw. Prepared and for Sale by A. IRWIN & CO. May 17 - 28 2t "Korrka" is the sentiment of countless snffortrs who find the balm of relief, and the fouu^^9 tain of their health and strength, in Arsit's 8ar. safarilia. It is the most potent of all the alteratives to purify the system and cleanse the blood. It possesses invigorating qualities, so that it stimulates the faded vitalities and purges out the corruptions which mingle with the blood, promoting derangement and decay. We are assured by many intelligent physicians that this medicine cures beyond all others of its kind, and we oan fortify this statement by our own espetience.?Athol I Mae?.\ White Flan. . ? .... Priitrre Tour Fruit. Rift k McLure l.nvA just reoejrod riot of tl e rtty bntt kind Jain, * fe>8?? J * k Hik *w. , > ' ; Tjr*H BROWN I? Kqn.il iflBMun-- ii K 2J?5 Every 1 jdB ^FwyF^F * >vara 1 Bmb a pbi BB ~~ Condi Front View with 8elf-Feeding Attachment. Tteuucblnn have been licfore the iml.lic so Ions n< n tm wlil that'-rti^v are, (though iTTtaftly reduced uy ?-aunvi i.\ii. maiikok rni: iikst ma/kkiads. and Is, in tills and every other Tcspect, the equal of anv is KAH A11 HAD OK ALL OTHERS 11TCLKANING.TU RUNNING. HVFitlvr.n TttK mtKMirx at hie Georgia Sra-rt V.nt ami other State nnd County Kntrs. r Reduced Price List of Cotton Gins, Feeders am I'ricc of (litis I'ric Sit<3. Trice of Gins, with Self*Fee<l- ing ing Attachments. 30 Saw S 75'.00 S 97 00 35 ? 87.00 113 75 40 ' 100.00 ..... 130 00 45 ?' 110.00 141 75 50" .. 1*20.00. ? 152 50 00 130.00 106 00 70 " ..J 140.00 182 00 KG ?i I hi/t fWV I ?? wv ? -UO MM < A* specimen Gin can bo seen at Spears July 12 Ax U-N'r>Exiadlk Tuuih.?You deservo to suffer, and if- yxfh lcad> miserable, uffpntiafuclnrv life in this beautiful worTJ^ it is entirely your own fault nnd tljere is only one excuse for you, ? yfAr uuretisonablo prejudice nnd skepticism, h|T killed thousands., Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Green's August Flower will cure you of Liver CSlmplaint, or Dyijl'epsia, with nil its jaioarnblc effects, such as sick headache, palpitOTto*?f the heart, sour stomach, habitual costivcncss, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, &c._ Its sales now reach every town on t le Western Continent and not n Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample Bottlo for 10 cents.? Throe (loses will relievo you. 'For sale by all druggists and by GIBBKS & CO. 29-2w. A Vaftv Goon Rfiason.?The reason why oniy one sample bottle of Mkrrf.li.'s IIkpatixf. for tho fiver will be sold to the nnmo person, for ten cents, by our Druggists, GIBBKS & CO., is bccnuse of the enormous expense of importing the HepatipS JLolO this country ; but as there nro fifty doses in tho large size bottle, it seems two"?ents per (lose is ciicap cnougli after all for a that cures dyspepsia and liver coraplaint. All who have not had a sample bottle nre entitled |o-one for ten cents at GIBBKS & CO.'S Drug store. Three doses relieves any case of dispepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles, fifty doses, St.OO. flfcfip 10 Cents Sample Bottles Merrell's Ilepatine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Syrup for the throat and Lungs, at GIBBKS & CO. 17 Rblikf at Last!?Fr?m Cholera-Infant um and Summer complaints. Dr. Moffett's Tketuina (Ttethivg 1'gicdertf Regulates the Dowels and makes Teething easy, Ilenls Eruptions and Sores, UqOmves and Prevents the formation of Worms in Children. No Mother should bo without it. A. IRWIN' & CO., and all Druggists keep it. May 17. 28 2w. .?. Athens, Oa., December 8, 1877. A few nights since, I gave my son one dose of Worm Oil, and the next dAy he passed 16 large worms. At the same time I gave one dose to my little girl, four years old, and she passed 86 worms, frem 4 to 15 inches long. W. F. Phillips. For Sale by A. IRWIN & CO. Msyjl7. 28 2t C AND I DATK8 For flic Legislature. Ms. Editor:?We announce JOHN ltOD? (IFR as a suitable neriinn lA-win???n? County in the Legislature. MANY VOTERS. For Probate Judge. Ma. Editoe :?We would suggest to the nominating Convention as a suitable Candidate for Probate Judge, CAFT. J. W. MeLURE. at the next election. We believe him to be fully competent to fill the office, and we know no man in the County more worthy the suffrages of the people. CITIZENS. * The many friends of DAYID JOHNSON, Jr., recognizing in him a man of sterling worth end in every respect well qualified,- hei eby suggest him to the nominating Convention as a candidate for the Office of l'robate Judge. F131I PAW. ? For School Commissioner. Ma. Editor :?We are anxious that the nominating Convention shall select the best men for the various criBees, and knowing that most of "the best men" of our County will not put themselves foiward for office, we think it is the duly of the citizens to bring tueh men to the notice of the.peopleas well as the convention. We, therefore, place the name of MAJ* J. A. FANT before the convention for the office of School Commissioner. No man is better qualified and no man has a purer character or more true friends than Mr. Pant. MANY CITIZENS. * For Conntf CommiMtMef. The friends ?? DANIEL H.SHKLDOX wggest him as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Mr. Sheldon requires no recommendation to "artits who know him. His fine business o 4 and purity of character eminently .ry him for the office. This nomination is m^e subject to the action of the Nominating Convention. MANY FKIEND8. * A Barbecue near Cross Keys. I TV ILL furnish i Hampton barboeuo at my residence on Friday the 26th instant. Public speaking expected. B. T. BI8II0P. July 10 20 It* Repair Tour Furniture. IF you want to hare your o)d Sofas, Wardrobes, Washstands, Chairs, Tables, fte., look like new and last as long, take them to W. R. Porter's store, opposite B. r. Bawls' Grocery 8tore. For a small sum I can tlx them tip so that 70U would not know them. Try ma. W. B. PORTER. I Next tb Railroad 1 Joly 10 20 If >e v' . % COTTON GIN to the st. MHlfJ 0, . 4^MR?RW STEED ra^KaSBSllHHfc coder JH ^^53i 3nscr. 1 Rjar Vie#, Slxo.viiig KXe&oior Dolivory i?l have met wllh such favorable reception, that II Ia nnlv ^ ill ricv>),IIUAKANTKKDTO BR A PKKFKCT MACHINE IN KVKilllll COKHtnicttll IN A Til IMOUIill, WORKMANLIKE M?NNKK, ( in ill tin* i?*:irl**?t wlilto tl>o r..?* > *1 * - ESEED,FASTii'lNN 1NO,"aM>' EHiilT A ND "mi'iXiT11 ?, Ckxtkjcriai., Tkxas Statu Fair, at Houston, May, 1877 f 1 Condf .iters. I . . ,. , . , ?r~., .7.^7,--.- Hoxed ready fur shipment and < ie with Sell-!ced- ,|0\ivcre,| nt factory, 6 per cfcnt. Attachments nn> for cash with the order. We Condensers. >)iip goods under special con..5120 00 ract, ami got very low rales.? X ... 140 00 Liberal terms to good parties. ... 100 00 'ircnlars, testimonials and full ... 173 26 information n\U) cost AAJrcighf,. ... 185 0(yjr.;;.?w. (wWbh^fritihn^mRVW?w%W ... 202 00 exceed $10.) nnd other partieu... 231 00 lars on application. ... 250 00 Address, A. D. SPEARS. & Co's Grocery store, Union C. H. 28 3m . In. CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE, CHARLOTTE, N. C. COL. JOHN P. THOMAS, S CI'ERIN TE ND EN T, Assisted by a Corps of .Experienced Teaohors. Ample provision for instruotion in Preparatory and Collegiate Departments. m 1 Health of the Plaee. unHnrpmitcd For Circular, apply to Surp.RtNTEJtDfjf^ ^ M Next Session Regius September 15th 1878ji July 19 29 ln?-? J . NEW FI iOUR FOR SALE \ < AT the Union Steam Mill, nt the lowest Cashprice. T. M. WIIITESIDES & CO. *f July 12 28 liu. * Sheriffs Sales. oi BY virtue of Sundry Executions to inc directed, . I will soil, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in August next, within ~ the legnl hours of Sheriff's sales, the following "1 property, to. wit : J One tract of land, located in Ooshen IIill Township, Union County, containing five hun- ^ dred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Fincher Ncrman, James Aughlry, Silos Tygart; L. F. Hunter and others ; Levied on S and to bo sold as the property of Alfred 11. -1 Aughtry, nt the suits of \V. D. Humphries, Administrator of J. H. Dogaa, deceased, against * W. W. Ji"i> iNrg-'-'-y aml .SUau TygoxtJr William Holllngsworth against A. K. Aughtry ; James T. l'orter and Loriclc & Lowrancc against _ A. R, Aughtry. ' l R. MACBETH, S. U. C. July 11th 1878. 28 4t Notice To Sub-Commissioners. n SUB COMMISSIONERS of Roads, ore hereby ordered to place their sections in good order by tho 1st day of September next. The Board of Commissioneis hereby calls the attention of ? the Sub-Commissioners to the extension of tho time for working Public Roads, the same haviag been changed from 6 days to 12 days/ Sub-Commissioners will be required to causeway all plnccs in the Public Roads that arc usually very bad in Winter. Sub Commissioners will see that guards arc placed in all cases rendered dangerous by large gullies along the Public highways. Wm. Hill, D. P. DUNCAN, C. C. C. S Clerk. W. L. GOUDELOCK, r J. F. BAILEY. " li Jane 12 - 28 * KEEPS* SIII1ITS A BE undoubtedly the best and cheapest made. x\. They are not only manufactured of the best materinl,?best Wamsutta muslin, with | three-ply nil Linen bosoms?but they arc guar- ] ranieed to lit. We sell both the complete and pnrtl^-ru|dA, fl for 90. A *?t of P"'"jWit*-w> buttons with esch box 6f the Partly -(^ HU E & McLUHE. July 12 28 tf The State of South Carolina. ] COUNTY OF UNION. Jn the Court of Trial Justice. Junius S. Mobloy, 1 Plaintiff, Summons againtl for money Parish A. Cummings, Demand. % Dfendunl. ) r To ParUh A. Cummings: ? b TTnfT ... k.?1? a ? ? - Xou uic nsrcuj oumuioncd nnci required I? < answer the complaint in this action which ' is filed in the Office of David Johnson, Jr., Esq., Trial Justice for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer 011 the subscriber at his office, I No. 1, Law Range, at Union, in said County, within twenty dnyB after the service of this Summons on you exclusive of the day of service. c If you fail to do so the Plaintiff will apply to t)ie Court for judgment against you for the sum . of Fifty Dollars with interest thereon from the 7rt? day of March 1877 and costs. & Dated June 20tb, 1878. JAMES H. OOSS, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Parish A. Cammings, Defendant: ^ Take notice that the Summons in this action was filed in the office of David Johnson, Jr., 0 Trial Justice, on the 20th day of June, 1878. JAMES H. GOSS, I Plaintiff's Attorney. f June28 20 6t C Finest Wheat In the World* ^ Sample grains of the Diamoud Wheat, mess- t nring nearly one-half inch in length, and special terms to agents, free to everybody, on receipt of a stamp in .pay postage. Address W. S. TIPTON, Seedsman, Cleveland, Tennessee. July 6 27 4t. POMONA HILL NdRSERlES, J. Van Lindly Proprietor. Parties wishing to order Fruit trees, vines and plants, from Ibe above named nursery will send their orders at ' once. B, H. HAMPTON Ag't. ( Jamestown N. C, I V fji? ';s '* . ' - 1 . - . r? * HARD-PAN REACHED! JEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! j [TTF, are now receiving n well selected Stock VV of SPUING GOODS at juices to suit the iraes, CONSISTING OF t 1>RY GOODS, pQREION AND DOMESTIC. ] FROM THE COMMON EST TO T1IE ^ JEST ENGLISH WORSTED. CASSIMERES, IKOIMA AND NORTHERN. " 1'lUCIvS DOWN. STAR SHIRTS, Made in the Rest Manner and of ;IIOICEST 31ATE1 iIAL. LADIES' AND GENT'S JNEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. A LARGE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENT'8 9 Silk lies and Kid Qlqvcs^ Hnmburg Edgings, Exhibition Ilu tilings, ] A NEW AND FULL STOCK OF fo Ladies', Gent's and Children's Iloso. Corded and figured Piques, IN GREAT VARIETY. Linen Handkerchiefs. Parasols, latest styles and colors. Hardware, Woodenware, k? Tinware. - *s BRIDLES AND SADDLES. SADDLE BLANKETS. "ABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. Our Stock of Hand made and Custom-made ioes, CAN'T BE BEAT.?, W Every Pair Warranted. f 1 s GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, ltice, Grist, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Com and Corn Moal. IVc aro determined to seH. Call and examine j jr goods and compare our prices. GEE A HUMPHRIES. J, April 19 10 If cjj MCE & MC'LURE LRE til RECEIPT OF THEIR USUAL ] ?SUPPLIES OF? PKIXG and Sl'9f MEII GOODS, ITTHICH they commend to the attention of VY purchasers. They arc enabled to display ,full.line of "TJbTTONADES,* LINENS, rWtEDS AND CASSIMERES, FOR MEN AND BOVS' WEAK. Q Also an unusually large and attractive assortlent of LADIES' x DRESS GOODS, uihracing the latest Novelties, at marvelously >w prices. Togetiicr with everything in FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS < Usually found in a general Stock. I" CALL AND SEE 8C OUR BARGAINS. No objection to showing Goods, if we don't en. ] I AXBUKG EMBROIDERIES, Hosiery in great variety, Ladies' and Gent's Silk Ties. Linen Cuifs and Collars. cn Kid and L'sle CoTes, AN ELEGANT 2 BUTTON UD GLOVE FOR 45 CENTS, c illi many other things, useful and ornamental, April 20 17 tf ?0STER & WILKINS i ARE RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER a o oi> s, i'hich have been selected with great care and _ ought on the most FAVORABLE TERMS, 1 AND WILL BE SOLD AT U1 REASONABLE PRICES! g They invite all in want of goods to call and hi xamine ri QUALITIES AND PRICES, \EFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. iATISFACTION GUARANTEED May 3 18 tf WEST SPRINGS, WILL be open forviaitors July lat, 1878.? 1 The finest water in the South, not ex- J elled in America. It is adapted to the cure of Consumption, I a lyspepsie, Bright's diseases of the Kidneys, ' 'eoiale diseases, Dropsy, Nertous Pre'.,-Ation, ? iverworked systems And Broken down Const iutions And Dysentery. A cure is guaranteed in case of simple dysen- ~ ery. H ot and Cold Baths. Board per month f20 00 " Week 0 00 ? ? Day 1 50 Take Hack at Spartanburg or Union. Address, GEO. .8. ANDERSON, Proprietor, Jnly 6 26 tf Vinegar. SPECIALLY adapted to Pickling, at i RICE it MoLURE'S * Jnly 12 ' 2d 2m A LARGE STOCK OF SEW GOODS1 JUST RECEIVED AT ET.HILL & Co's. iTTE linve just received n very large' VV Stock of the latest Styles, and TiIUTTIEST patterns ?OF? .ADIES DRESS GOODS, ' all kinds of Material, which wc offer for sale the VERY LOWEST PRICES." TOftETlIEIl WITH Fashionahlc Trimmings, * * Ladies' and Gent's Hose, Linen Handkerchiefs, Longcloths of all Hrnnds, A fine Stock of Notions, LADIES' AND. GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES. A LARUE STOCK OF HARDWARE, r Mechanic's Domestic and Plantation use. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Rice, Bacon, Flour and Lard, Salt, Spices of all kinds, &c., &c. Our stock is new and complete, and we pro>scto offer every advantage to purchaser.', by teping a full supply of goods and by selling cheap as can bo bought in any store in the >unty. We invite all to call and sec for themselves. J. T IIILL A CO. March 22 12 NE WAR RIVALJr*^ CHEAP CASH STORE. :0: ? f HAVE just returned from Market where I purchased a heavy stock of all kinds of Goods the very lowest prices, and 1 intend to give y customers the benefits of my low-priced puroses. MY STOCK CONSISTS OP SPRING AND SUMMER 3RY OOODS OF THE LATEST STYLES. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NOTION, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LADIES AND GENTS1 ' ONNETS AND HATS. A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERY, 'lie Host Make and Latest Styles BOOTS AND SHOES, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Ties. GROCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a stock as can be tep in Town. HAP"nWAT>TM _ ? W av V? M JLO JU For Plantation, Garden and Household Use. In fact I bare got almost anything you> can ill for, and I am determined to SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. ALL BEFORE YOU BUY ELSE WHERE. M. U'. lMiHTEU. March !$ IS tf Dtt>JC/*^3*MMONS' ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ^IYER medicine, Trial Packages, with directiodfe, for gratuU >us distribution. It costs yon nothing, it may save your life. Apply to DK. B. F. RAWLS, . Druggist, No 1, East Union. June 28 26 tf ' ^ ' Caution to Purchasers. i"TTE are informed that parties are travelling VV through Union County selling rights to se Davenport's Preserving Fluid. Wo have urchnsed the right to sell that Fluid in Union ounty, and shall prosecute any one whom we now to be using it, unless they purchase the ght from us. We give this notice as a caution. HILL & DAW KINS, Spartanburg. July 5 27 r? 8t BARBECUE ?AT? nil til A Kellov*. "? ' > j -> . ? ? am J!111. [" WILL give a Barbecue at Smith & Kelly's L Steam Mill en Saturday, the 27th inst. R. W. Shand, I. 0. MoKissick, Wm. Munrc nd other speaker* will be there, and a good emocratlc time generally will bo had. A kearty lelcome will be extended to all. - II. T. GALLMAN. July 5 27 8t Mk BURN HAM'S JLmmmm, WARRANTED BUT*. CHEAPEST. * Also, MtlllNB MMCRIIIERT. PRICES BBDTJCED APS. 80,78. l'smphleU free. Orncx, Yoar, I'*. June 14 24 , tn. 1 New Some-Hade Bagging " 0HEAP, and for all. Apply to B. 0. RICE. 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