The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 11, 1871, Image 3
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u .Finance, rid pr^rautfa?f_td tntxAtsemoly
the bill making'provreiou for tbo'loau of
4 ;0O,00f>.fJO0?; drgec*? ^^^t;p?;th.atwar
^indemnity in ?rdew^bal?jFwn'o? may be
-irid of Gorrnoua... Tho Minister - said he
.. relied for success id raising of the lean
.'. upon toreigb C?hfidoqco?u thrj ability of
Stance to' :moet bor qbhgaUone, and in
>o internal, 'energy o?,tho nation, fie
? promised exercise of strict- economy in
f!?aireipend?tnres of the Government.
.!???HfyffafflriJtnl.r-Th? 'Roumanian
Chamber ut Deputies have verified elec?
tions of: ita mom be ra, and chosen Prince
Ghi ko, leader of the Conservatives, its
president._.-.
jj, , LONDON< June O.rrKA IHmaa cditorinl,
reviewing, tho question of Canadian op?
position -t?-thoNtrcaty of Washington,
'( says the treaty sacrifices < the interests ?I
a'ggtaU opmpinnily io the convenience ol
powerful Sta,tea. That , portion of the
: Umpire ifs mad? th? scapegoat for the
'peace Of the1 whole,- and th^t the posses
' 'lion,'ot the maritime provinces have been
bartered away?)' The Times, however,
urgtis the accept anco of the treaty by
jCohad? aa comp enea tion for tho boon bl
!?mdri?an f rpo. ; tr ado, which is rapidly
gaining:graupd^u tho.TJnitod States.
-rn PiiOSBiibav j uno 10.-It is officially an
?nouuced that the capital o? Italy will be
. lrunsferredn tb ..Rome' on July. I, Th?
; Obamb.or,of-Doputies . adopted a treat;
' of co m bierce with the (United States.
. VKRSAn&Bfl, Jane 10.-Tho seat ol
GoVernjae^vehorily goes to Paris. Thc
idea" of'uconvention has beep- aban
' doned!.* Bodies will bo exhumed and
burned ^eyohdr Fort .Vapvres. " Th?
comn^i tteo- ou."tho re-organization of th?
ar'pay will .favor a compulsory service.
Du Join villo and D'Au malo visited Thieu
- and''other "?ffloiale,- and were receiver
\ With tifo htin'?str'oou'rtesy.* Thiers after
* wa rd B returqed' the visit. The Princes
daring those visits, formally'. d?clin?e
seats in the Assembly, and disclaimer!
.any'futontibn of intriguing against thi
'Republic.-( ,-Tho Official Journal asunto:
, tba people; tbut duposits in tho Bank o
France wer? uninjured. !.'.! 'itt*
;;! v;yi?**k;=fnp? 10.--Prlnee'.'fioh?nlt)h(
gobs to.-Rpm?^to congratulate tho Pop
QU hie twenty-?fth aunlveraary ,of hil
eleotlodU . ?.?i>.v
BEI^?*, JJ??|*^
Cb?U^.^VUnXtSff^ap huij peen appointe*
. Minister-tO France, ta tir ta'.j ff; .": .
ru LOUDON, Juiio 10. - ruria 'papers con
tinne to uphold the administration am
policy ot Thiotrp, and affirm, tba
monarchy isa synonym for revolution
They uWappon? liai'..think : tho' supple
mental: elections moy chango the ma
jority in tho Assembly.
. "-.^.-1^ ? : '***... t .' --' *.
imtrioofl inceuiacncc.
. ' CnAKn?toir,,.-.Jnn? ' 10.-r-Arrived
steamer-Georgia, New York; brigs Q nee;
of-the South, New York; J. A. Dove
roux, Boston ; schooners J. M. Morales
New York; Nellie Doe, Bockport. 8??.le
-steamer Jas. Adgor,.New York.
. j BAX-HMDHK, June 9.-TheTypographi
ear Union adopted a resolution 1 p ro viii
lng that no money ' shalt,, under any oil
cm Distances, bo endorsed on travelin
carda. Fitzwilli?ms, of Washingtor
mo.v?d!t? ex^dq??ji/eiblntfon passed' b
Hie'' A"!banyCottvehtiori ''in reference t
the at ternit-ta forco tip on tho Col ti ca bj
"TJriib?', Jj; ; jp. ,.'p?gglir?a, lin avowed. r??l
&o.An oscit?il dUicuBsion ensued, th
sentiment of-the majority being oviden
,' If tolay- the matter.on the table/?^
President finally deold?d* the motion \
. expunge could not be entertained.M
Fitz Williams,, in a personal exphumtioi
-Btated id behalf of the Oolumbia'Unio
that th'oy had never desired to force th
'ne^ro question on the Intoruaupn
Union. Two years ago, at Albany,
delegate from the Columbia Union, in tr
ticed the subject without instructions I
^teff?ot, 6nd bia motion was,'{o relie*
e Columbia Union of the onus of ha
ing originated the question. A resol
Hob that tho Albany Convention' did n
iuterid to censuro the Washipgten.Unic
passed, in reference- tq L. F. Douglas
waa passed by^tt'large mhjorit'y.
. . JXKW oitLKANe, Jape 9.'-r*-The overdo
is fifteen inchos.'beloir high water mar
It has fallen throe inches in tho pa
twenty-four-hottrsi . Twelve sf?am'; fi
oqgineii are throwing ont'water to-do
bnt a/h^avy rain thia aftornpou, with.
. half: gala irom,tLio aoutu-oa*t, prevent
a farther, decline. Several additioc
pumps of ;grfeajb'?apaQity will be at'wo
to-morrow. .-AviS^rong Soulh-east win
now prevailing, will ; probably cause
further rise in tho lake:' -
JSOW^TOL. J il na. lp. -Tho Indians cat
dowttinr ibftre^and burned the Huds
Bay Oom'ptihy'k'steamers, buildings a
r?htfK?t?, at. Jklke' Shcbandowan, i a
stede ibo provisions stored there. It
impossible to give any reason for.! tl
sudden and terrible attack.
' PohTiiAlu), MB , June 10.- A boat ct
flizod ifc a> po bd? d ro wu i n g three.
' IC?sp??b,|NJ H.,.. June 9-*J2yenii
No progre??M oat night. Both h ou
heM q' night.session.
MKHI'??IB, Jude 10.-Two negroes w
llanged at Marion, Ark., ipr murd
Both Bkraggled'violently and had,to
carried to til o scaffold.
SAH FHANOISGO, June 10.-Japan N
send specimens of all industries to i
coming .Mechanic's Institute Fair. I
train loaded .with hogs, from Iowa, s
at seven and a half <and eight cents 1
weight. "More haye been ordered. B
- in tho'match looker fired the brig C
lew. Loss 82,000. The.orewofaB
sian war Steamer in port saved the VJ
from1 total destruction.
WASHINGTON, Juno 10.-The appoi
ment of Wallace as successor of Lc
Johnson, as Marshal of South Carob
is an a pended. .
NEW YOBK, June 10.-In oonneel
with tho inauguration of the M<
statue, a complimentary excursion, 1
dered by L. G. Tillotson & Son to
tolographio fraternity, took place
morning, at 10 o'clock. Fully 2,
telegraphists, including the dclegati
fTW? Th?^ v*eM8^^?rn^?rffi>4 fifine*
MWMf D?fte?Fie"ke, J f., ?^r^rtred "Withi
flags. M anio by tho band o? the 55th
nahoro. The excursionists will return ai
.J. o'cloctrto'paitioipato in the corenion?cs
Sat Centra Park. /'"'.-. i
- BALTIMORE, J?nenlo; VThe Typogra?
phical^ Uoi6n,'"':J^?^e^r^djournmen^;
adopted, a x??pIutr?hApts?oing men and
^?me^ pn tho B[.mQ *iooting in the pr?
Ifetaion., . . : ff?t?i WgSfk ?
I Oos?qiuv N. ?>Hrt>' Jffin'e 10.-At ;6
o'clock this morning; tba- House, voted,
by 148 tb 139, to notify tho S?n?te that
the House had duly Organized. A rec cai
waa.taken to 10 lololb'ck this morning. :
Xi AT OB. .-A joint1"'Beision balloted for
Governor. Jamai A.' Weston) Dernp
-ornt; received 16Y ivotes; James Pike,
^publiean, 159,. ?Tha. Legislature ad?
journed to T?mu?fi?*f??i W??tor.- will
ibo inaugurated. : ' * r\' ' .* '
: ?IKOINNATI, . Ju up 10.-Tho' Babb i pi cal
Conference adbpted a resolution declar?
ing itself permanent. AH Rabbis,preach?
ers, robgioaR teachers, and renders, aro
(digiblo to membership. Doctors Lilien*
thai; W|30, Eppstein, Weohtler, Souoos
obaim'and Welch;wero appointed acora
mittec.Adjourned.
ST. LOUIS, Juno 10.-A forger of free
railroad passes was 'sentenced to three <
yearn1 imprisonment. l'3'i
Sioux CITY, June 10.--Geo. A. Batcb
eldor, Secretary of Dacbtah Territory,
is a defaulter iu $9,000: i'A i compromise
is proposed.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Au order from
the Internal Reveuuo office, issued to?
day, discontinues the use of the fine
spirit metro.
The President has recognized Henry
i R.. Simons as Vice-Co nani . for Uruguay
at Savannah, and Ernest Von Br?ssel as
Consul of Belgin m at New Orleans.
The Kn Klux Committee examined
Judgo Willard-, of the Supremo Court of
South Carolina; D. H. Chamberlain,
Attorney-General of the same State; and
Judge Smith, of the Supreme Court of
Alabama..
Probabilities-It is probable that thc
barometer will generally-fall East of tbe
Mississippi, withthreatebing and rainy
weather North nod . East of Ontario.
Brisk Southerly winds1 -will probably
continue on the Gulf >coast and lower
.Mississippi. A severe storm is threaten?
ing-Southern Missouri. ;:>?'?
SAVANNAH, June 10.-The Marshall
Hose Company loft to-day for Boston,
via New York. They will participate io
tho celebration of tho battle of Bunker
Hill.
ST. IJOUIS, June. 10.-Tho representa?
tives of railroads Centreing here are
counseling over a: tunnel from tho West
end of the bridge to tbe Union Depot
at Chantcau Pond.
NEW YORE, Juno' 10.-Col. Whitely
has returned from California with Volney
. VYright. the notorious counterfeiter.
The little ship City "of, Ragusa was
spoken June 1st in 'latitude 41.27, longi?
tude 59.25; niue days o li t from Liverpool.
The sailor charged with the murder of
John McGee, on tho ship Dexter, of
Boston, was discharged. McGee struck
the prisoner; and was about repeatiug
the blow, when bo received tfio fatal stab.
By direction of the War Department,
water gauges will be established at Lou?
isville, on the Ohio Hiver, near St.
Louis, Cairo, Book Island, Memphis,
Helena, Vicksburg^ Bed Bi ver Landing,
Baton Bouge and..'Carrolltoo, on the
Mississippi'^ ver,' between tho mouth of
the Missouri and Gulf-ot'Mexico, at
Port Leavenworth, -oh the Missouri
River, Florence, on the Tennessee River,
Jaoksonporti on the'White Biver, Little
Bock, on tho-Arkansas River, and Alex?
andria, on tho Bed Uiver.
Pnranima, : June 10.--Tho County
Commissioners who pleaded guilty of
bribery in liquor licenses were sentenced
to $2,000 fine and five years in the work
bouse.
PHILADELPHIA, ' June 10.-Dr. Oliver
W. Beed was convicted of abortion,
without fatal results to the mother, and
was sentenoed to the penitentiary for six
years.
CHATTANOOGA, . -TENN. , June 10.-Ef?
forts-aro making-Blare to set aside.the
bankruptcy proceedings against tho Ala?
bama and Chattanooga Railroad, recent?
ly held tn Montgomery. For this pur?
pose, a meeting of all the creditors of
the road throughout the country, is
called ot Chattanooga' on Wednesday,
June l?, at 10 o'ol oct. It is thought if
all tho creditors are present in person,
or by proxy, the rights of all can be
proteoted in the best manner, and tho
bankruptcy proceedings, which will pro?
bably make a total loss of all tho debts
outside the bonds endorsed by tho State
of Alabama, can be Bet aside.
MONTGOMERY, ALA., June 10.-In con?
sequence of tho temporary stoppage oT
trains pn the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad, the mooting of the Alumni of
tho University of Alabama, at Tuscaloo?
sa, is postponed until July 21.
Just Received,
AT
PORTER & STEELE'S,
ATOLL LINE OF
SASH RIBBONS,
IS ALI. COLORS, FOU
MAY PARTIES.
.April 87_
Freo Hoop every day, at ll o'elook, at POL?
LOCK'S.
Iimaij?t?cVi?. ifons lY^Efyenj?g.-Cktf
tofe . oios?d'^rW; "?il??r'm'WO; balfs;
sp edolat io n a n d" .?'a por fc' 10, O?Q-uplands
o%(g$K\ Orioana 8L?@8??; nearly due
from Bavannub or Charleston 8 GIO.
*! PARIA, ?June 8.-Routes 53 nb,d 10.
'.LONDON, ' June!,??-^^?on;.--- Consols
W??. Bond? 90%.. ,
. MEW TOOK; Jana 10-Noon.-Flour
Arm. Wheat ?' shade flrooer. Corn
steady. ..Pork !firm,'. at. 1S.37@15.50.
Lard firm. . Cotton steady-middling
uplands 19%. Freights steady. Htooks
dull and heavy. !| Governments dull but
steady. States.dull but steady. Moucv
3. Gold 12>?.
7 P. M. -Cotton #o. better; saleB
2,096 bales-uplands 19%; Orleans 20.
Flour steady. Wheat a shudo firmer
winter red and amber Western l.Gi(")
1.65. Corn firm. Pork 15.62@15.75.
T.oyrl . f, rmnr_?S*tlC 10 "gT G?TCCd? S
quiet aud firm.' Freights lower. Money
very easy, at 2@4. Sterling nomiUol,
at lOOlOJo*. Gold 12K@12??. Go?
vernments dull but steady. States very
dull and rates nominal. Tenncssees atd
new South Carolinas very firm. Ten?
ncssees 71%; new 71%. Virginias 83;
new 73. Louisianas 69; new 63; levees
G9)?; eights 84. Alabamas 103; ii vos 72.
Georgias 87; sevens 92%. North Caro?
linas 47; now 27. South Curolioas 77;
new 63I.?. Bank statement-loans in?
?rense $2,000,000; speoie decrease $1,000, .
000; deposits increase $500,000; legal
ton dorn deoreise nearly $500,000.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Flour in good
demand nt fall prices. Corn steady, at
56. Pork buoyant but unsettled, at
15.75@16.00. Lard buoy nut-10 asked.
Bacon scarce aud firm-shoulders 6l.<;
Bides 8%@9, but held >4'c."higher at
close, with buoyaut feeling. Whiskey
advanced, at 89.
BAIITIMOHB, Juno 10.-Flour iu fair
demand and unchanged. Wheat dull
prime to choice white 1.80@1.90. Corn
-white scarce, at 81@84; yellow dull, nt
74. Pork quiet, nt 16.50. Shoulders
7><; rib sides 9. Lard 11@11>?. Whis?
key 93@94. Cotton qniut ami firm
middling 19>?@19%; receipts 198 bales;
sales 1,275; stock 1,244.
NORFOLK, Juno 10.-Cotton firm-low
middling 17%; receipts 725 bales; sales
125; stock 1,643. -
WILMINGTON, June 10.-Cotton firm
middling 18; receipts 125 bales; sales 15;
stock 950.
AUGUSTA, June -10.-Cotton market
firmer, nt 18@18>? for Liverpool and
18% for New York middling; no offer?
ings; only 25 bales sold; receipts 16.
MOBILE, June 10.:-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 18%; receipts 150 bale?; sales 300;
stock 15,578. v
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Cotton strong
-middling 18%@18%; receipts 576
bales; sales 90?; stock 74,590. Corn
easier-mixed 73@74; whitoj75. Pork
firmer, at 17. Bacon firm, nt 7%@9%.
Sogar firm-primo Coffee 13%($
ISM
SAVANNAH, Juno 10.-Cotton tending
upward-^middling 18@18%; receipts
414 bales; stock 1,767; sales 100.
v CHARLESTON, Juno 10.-Cotton steady
-middling 18%; receipts530 bales; saloB
300; stock 8,319.
BOSTON, June 10.-Cotton quiet but
firm-middling 19%@20; receipts 820
bales; sales 350;"stack 500.
AT LOVE & CO.'S.
NOW OPENING
FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN.
jy^ORE of those beautiful LENOES and
JAPANESE POPLINS, at lower prices.
New stjlea in
Swiss, Victoria and Linen Lawn,
MADE DRESSES,
Under Qarments for Ladies.
Wo aro solo Agenta for tho
"EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE,"
Helpmates of our mothers and wives.
Hundreds of ladies in tina city can testify to
their being the best in uso.
W. D. LOVE,
Juno 9 JJ. B. MoOHEERY.
NEW GOODS
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW styles of riUNTS.
Now styles of Aprons, wbito and buff.
Children's White Monaul liions ea.
Children's Buff Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices._June 8
I Boots and Shoes.
WE aro now prepared to show an entire
new and froah ctock of the abovagoodu,
booght dircot from first hands. Wo shall en?
deavor to give satisfaction to all who doti
with us in those goods, and at all times guar
anteo our price?. It. O. SHIVER ? 00.
Juno 3
Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE is something for children Buffering
with Whooping Cough, Croup, Cough?.
Ac. A pleasant medicine in the form of
kisses, effectual in allaying cough?, croup,
oolds. Keon the patieut under tho intluonco
of tho medicine eontaiued In this candy; will
allay tho violence of tho oonah. At
Juno 1_J _ HKINITHH'H Prut? Btoro.
Infant's Food.
A NOT1IF.R supply of FOOD FOR INFANTS.
<TJL This is Just tho food Tor babies. Mothers
call and examine it, at HEINITSU'S
i Juno 1 t Drug Store.
???L?? _;_ - : .? ?. ? . s ir.o J "'I lo ;..,. <. M<i ;J ii:? ..>?:.*. ??VI.'|J
.?.rf3T?ja HADIUTIV .*?.'>'' a?N\<w' J
rJI?KE?'Wl^^^.n^jr^^?^^^?tFVEi: CAROLINA^ND/AND iMMlGR?TtON
?IATION ready for cajo antLdeiif?ri^ . All ordera from, the country .promptly Ailed, Agent?
wanted for the Jfon?lit?? ot Lancaster, Lexington,Newberry, Union, Spartanb'urg, Lauren^
Qroenville, Abbeville, Anderson, TickenB and Ocome. .
. Apply to 6 :% 'J/^ \ : . , ,D. QAMBBILL A OO., .?
Jane G |?? Oenoral Agents, Columbia, S. O. (
$26,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO
TICKET-HOLDERS,
IN TUB COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BL1L?1XG ASSOCIATION.
1M?E foKowing PROPERTY and CASH will bo placed in tho hand? of the Trnateoe, John
. Agnew, Sr , M ?j. Meighan and R. C. Hhiver, in trust for tho heueQt of the Ticbet-holders
of tho above Association, to bo delivered to thone who. on tho day of tho raffle, may be enti?
tled to them. Tho title to the real catato has been placed in tho hands of Col. P. Vf. McMas
ter, Attorney at Law. wup will examine thc same and givo trne warranty deeds, freo from all
encumbrance, nu th? day oT drawing.
Tho ilrat prize ia tho Temperance Hall, now occupied on tho flrBt floor by Moors. L?rick A
Lowrance. The lot ia 25 fuot front on Main street, hy 2G3 feet deep. The building is 150 feet
long and two Ht orien high. It ia now leaeed for three yeara for f 1,400 per annum, payable
monthly in advance, valued at.t2i,000 1
Second Prizo-Lot adjoining Hobo's Hotel, 44 loot front, 2(8 feet deep, valued at. 1,900
Third Prize-Lot adjacent to above, 25J feet front, 208 feet deep, valued at.'.. "1,100
1 Cash Prizo... 500 1
2 Cash Prizes, $100 each. 200
4 Cash Prizes, at SSO nach..200
110 CaBh Prizes, at $10 o?eh.'... 1,100
120 Prizes.$25.000
2,500 Ticketa, at flt) o?ch.$25,000
Tickets may be liad of the numeral Aeeot. Dr. F.. W. WHEELER, at Temperance Hall, or
at tbe Musio Storu of Mc^ra. LYBRAND A SON, Messrs. JOHN AGNEW A SON, T. M. POL?
LOCK and D. C. PE1XOTTO A SON.
The following gentlemen have consented lo snperintrml tho drawing: J. C. B. Smith. A. G.
Bronizcr and Henry E. Scott, in connection with n committee of three selected by tho Ticket
holders on tho day of drawing
AB tho lickei? havu met with a rapid a?ilo, it may he safely presumed that the drawing'will
take place by the 15th of July, at the Temperance Kail, Columbia, S. C.
Capt. Wado Loriek, Agent in Lexington.
REFERENCES.-E. J. .Scott, Son A Co.'? Bank; Chi. J. 15 Palmer. President Central National
Ha ii lt; Citizens' Savings Pank; South Carolina Park and Tru?t Company, and W.-H. G ulick,
Cashier Carolina National Bank. '.'
For further information, addreea
DR. E. W. WHEELER,
Juno 9 Box 88, Columbia, t?. C.
A JES ALEIS
And Those in Want of
DRY GOODS.
WE Lavo DOW in Btoro a full linc of the
newoet and moat
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French aud English manufac?
turo, which wo guaranteo, at all limap, to sell
aa low, if not st leas pricea, than any house
iu Columbia, buying our Goode from tho
largest and most celebrated catabliahmcuis
in tho United States. And aa wo dcairo io
please all, we have now in our houac the.
BEST GRADES
OF
EVEEY CLASS OF GOODS,
From tho lowest to tho highcBt, and wo feel
confident that all thoeo favoring un with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
aatiauod that
OUR HOUSE
is
THU ONE
'lu this city to deal with.
Wo will, upon application,' aend promptly
by mall, full linea of aamplea of thoao kind of
Goode desired and specified hy our friends
and onatomorB. All orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $25 and ovor. delivered iii
any part of tho Stato freo of freight charges.
Thou o unaccompanied, will bo ao?t C. O. D.
Wo respectfully Bolicit ordors, which will
re?oive the prompt and perennal attention of
ono of tho firm. Our prices being low, wo
think we eau render aaliaiactiou to all. On e
UB a trial.
J. H. & M. L. KINARD,
Maya__ : CO LUM ?IA; fj.fi.V
If a Forlor FTouao KUak will btop your hun?
ger, call at POLLOCK'S.
M DIXON'S
?RiH^ STEEL SWEEP.
THRESHING MACUJEES,
HOUSE PO WE ns,
FAX At TL LS,
G RAIA' CRADLES,
BELTING,
AND til kinda latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
' itOHlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, at
Wbflteaala and retail.
Cur intercut in, snd association with, manu?
factories, ia euch that we can make closer
figuren, and give better goode, than any
himno in thia country can do in thia lino.
ONLY THY and wo will convince yon.
May 23_L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Intelligence Offloe,
(Opposite Masonic Hall.)
WE call the attention of the citizens oi
Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
wo have purchased tbs interest of BEARD A
ORCHARD in the above institution, and vnll
give attention strictly to ita demanda. Malee
or females wishing, employment of any kind
can be anpplied hy cabing, or Benning in theil
names and revideocos and announcing theil
wan tn. Tho desires of employers wiltoo Un*
mediately taken notice of. Hen tors and those
wielling to rent will bo provided for. Thc
collection of AccountsSwill be pursued, Bondc
negotiated, and tales of heal and Persona!
Property uiado. - n ' LEE A 8KITH.
June :)
For Rent.
MWE Offer tho following desirable pro
perts torrent: .
THAT splendid family RESIDENCE
v.ith forty-two arres of land attached, know
nu thc "Walker Placb." Several ?auare
fruit treen of the choicest selection no1
in full bearing. Tho landa aro comprise
of highlands aud meadow, with a bold fri
spriug out distant from the house. Tho front
near four aerea in extent, facoB on Uppe
i Bo ti u duiv, one of our mont public street!
R. O'Mi ALE & SON,
Juno :t_Cotton Town.
Special Notice. '
liy.-^ TnE MILLS HOUSE
??5?5B^*g3 Charleaton, S. C., has reduce
SaSjljgySaL'i* rate of Transient Board t
^pfySaaE >3 00 per day during tho sou
mer munttia. J. PAltKER, Proprietor.
?. \V. PAnKEP., Superintendent.
May 80 8mo_
Millinery.
Mamm,mm. MUS. C- E. REED bogs leai
Bearffi1 fl l() hiform tho ltdiee in geDcn
aSMU kk.9 that shu baa now ready a fall Hi
*Bi'ua\uH ur tLo latest and most fashionab
j?^i?) ttL>loa of MILLINERY, Hair au
?sfigSr?g^ Fancy Qooda, at rodoocd price
*wup?p "SAIBO, froBh euppliea. every wee)
'all and seo for yourselves._May 4
Ijoda and Mineral Water.
I^n IC FOUNT rs upon for the M?aontwit
. uhoicc syrups, made from pure Juice i
tho fruit. HE I BE'S CONFECTIONERY.
STOCKS, BONDS and CO?POS8 bong]
and sold by D. QAMBBILL. Broker.
Nov 23 Gmo _?
HAMS! HAMS ! 1 HAMS!!!
CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS 1
CHOICE MARYLAND HAMS I!
CHOICE CHOWN HAMS I
Tor' thor with a foll etoek Smoked and D
Halted BACON S1D1 S, Shoulders and Strir
for hale at low prices to cobb consume rs.
May 27 JOHN AONEW A SON.
.Thc Exchange House
tn.\S been overhauled and rc-arrang
for the Sining and Su ni nur. Iced bei
rages compounded at i-liorl uotico.
May 5 PAYSI SO ER A F HAN KLIN
M?fUxs.jJ. Tqwnsond,. Administratrix! xe
JfT+Vs WjEv ?. Balaon.e? al^-f ? 1 J
TOT virtifo Of tue order of tho Court io tho
_L> cause above op titled? I will ?ell, before
the?purt.Booie, in Columbia on the .FIRST,
MONDA* in July t??xt, (Ko following1 IiE*AL
ESTATE, of wbioh Samuel To WEE und died
posteoMd, being .>
AlPthat pi?ce, parcel or tract of LAND, In
Richland County, containing ono hundred and
three aeree, more or leas-bounded North by
lafado of John Fielding; Kant by landa o? O. O.
Marah*!, Trustee; South by landa of L. J.
Hancock, and West by the Sooth Carolina
Railroad.
T**MS or .SALB,-^o much cash aa will par
tue expense* of aale and tho dower assessed
thoreon; the balanoeon aeredit of ono and
two years, secured by bond of the purobooBr
with good our o ty, ?nd a mortgage of the
premian?laold. ... ... . W. S. HOifiilTH, -
j June ll f9 Special Referee.
BEAT) THIS!
take pleasure in calling.the apocia ]
attention of the trade to our large 'and weih
selected stock of
Ladies', Hisses', Children's, lien's and
Boys'
SHOES til CAIUS,
Which wo are selling at
j ; ? >
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
j GIVE US A CALL, and examine beforo you
buy.
J. H. & M. L. KLNABD.
May 26_.
REDUCTION
PBIOE
OF
? Spring and Summer Clothing,
AT
E. & W. C. S WAFFIELDS.
WE hara the largest retail stock in the
State, and, anxious to reduce it, wiU
sell it at GREATLT KEDUU5D rmume.
Tho stock ia unbroken, abd the best ?tock
we bare ever handled.
New HATS, of a' desirable style, Just re?
ceived.
This reduction will apply aleo to our CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May 16
, ?3utttaoio JOmnxns pu? !fap?g~
' J; .' . ; ' 40 ". .. il ;
''.ta & .
Ma1
AM* TO E?m
i-VUR BBAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE,' A?D
\J extraordinary '
mm STOCK ; OF DRY.lg
'. -, :. t?o lo'V'.w*
: . : v ''?' . ' . *-'d '- ii .il
ia iu blore ?nd moving, making room-daily for
KEW AKBIVALS;..."
Which wo will continue to receive ?ll through
the season.
Otia BAHPhE BVRBAV
Is a success, and we aro now distributing
Gooda over the entire Btato through ita
agency. The most caroleaa observer cannot ?
but aeo the great advantages to be. derived
from dealing with a live house, like- eora,
where everything ia kept moving by system
and order-where no extra profite are tacked
on to pay idle hands. Of course, we oan and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANT
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof ia, that we soil moro Goode than all tho
rest added together. That is tho ' proof,
j Tho people know where to buy oheapeat, and
let the stranger follow tho groat 'public. In
buying, let thom fpllow those who know
E. C. SEJVEE * CO.
April 8_ ?
Claret on Draught.
TUS-T opened, ono.Cask choice TABLE
CLARET, for ealo low. by the gallon or
dozon, by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Juno 6_'._ .
Lardl Lard!!
PURE LEAF LAH D-. 'guaranioed t'ricUv
pur?"-in barrels, half b?rrela, kegs and
3. 5 and 10 caddies, for ealo at reduced prices,
by _JOHN AONEW A SQN.
To Eent.
i DE8IRABLE STORE, on Main atrcet,
^JL noar tho corner Of Blamling. For terms,
apply to Dr. Jobu Lynch, or
Feb 22 * HENDRIX .V ORO.