The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 22, 1874, Image 3
Tcle?raptitc?Forelnn arralru.
Paris, August 20.?Marshal Bazaine
bus written a letter to tho Minister of
the Interior, in which ho says that
neither Oollerllette nor any of the
other prisoners now in custody are
responsible for his escape from prison.
He deolares that he hud no accomplice
in the fort or elsewhere except his wife
and nephew, Marshal Derclaes. In
oonclnsion, he says: "Besontiug the
humiliating prison regulations, I felt
justified in making tho attempt to re?
cover my liberty. I was not tried by
my peers?my sen to ace was illegal."
Paris, August 21.?At a meeting of
the permanent committee of the Na?
tional Assembly, to-day, M. Chaubaud
Latour, Minister of the Interior, in
reply to an inquiry by a member of
the Left, promised that judicial pro
? coedings in relation to the escape of
Marshal Bazuine should be vigorously
prosecuted. The Duke DeOazoB,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated, in
regard to the recognition of Spain,
that the Government was anxious to
act iu accordance with other powers,
and would proceed in unison with the
British Government, which had com?
municated its views on tho subject.
No power had yet aooomplisbed the
act of recognition. The delay is
caused by a question as to the exeat
form in which that step shall be taken.
The members of the extreme Bight
expressed disapproval of the conduct
of Duke DeOazas, hut a largo majority
of the committee, including Republi?
can members, sustained his course.
The French Government reminds
newspapers in an official note, that the
publioation of articles signed by those
deprived of oivil aud political rights
is prohibited by law. |The despatch
from London, attributing the above to
the British Government was incorrect. |
The German men-of-war Nautilus
and Albatross sailed from Plymouth,
?to-day, for Spaiu.
T eleu rauhte?.1 me ? ich ??! 1?! u i ( r rk.
Washington, August 21.?Colonel
Mosby hau been arrested, on uccount
of an apprehended duel between him?
self und Oupt. Payu,e, but wus released
on 85,000 bail. Col. John S. Barbour
is his bondsman.
Probabilities ? During Saturday,
over the South Atlantic, and Gulf
.States, lower barometer, high tempe?
rature, South-west to South-east winds,
partly cloudy aud in the latter occa?
sional rains are probable. Over Ten?
nessee and the Ohio Valley, lower ba?
rometer, high temperature, South to
West wiudB, partly cloudy weather aud
occasional rains. Over the upper Mis?
sissippi and lower Missouri valleys and
the North-weat, higher barometer,
lower temperature, winds mostly from
North-west to North-cast, and partly
cloudy weather.
Gai/vbston, August 21.?Tho San"
-Jaointo is loading for Liverpool, with
breadstuff* from Kansas.
Indianapolis, Augost .21.?A bro?
ther of General Buruside hanged him?
self.
The daughter of Geo. C. Harding,
of the Indianapolis Journal, suicided
to-day. Her father killed Sol. Moritz,
who is accused of being the cause of
tho girl's troubles.
Savannah, August 20.?Charles H.
Ritters, of Philadelphia, who has a
wife and family, committed suicide by
Jumping from the fourth-story window
of a residence and striking on an iron
railing at the Bteps, crushing in his
abdomen. He was unconscious up to
the time of bis death, which occurred
four hours after the fatal leap.
Alexandria, Va., August 21.?A
special from Warreuton says Capt.
Payne aud his secouds were on the
ground at noon, to-day, to meet Col.
Mosby, near Bucklaud, Prince Wil?
liams County; but the latter was pre?
vented from keeping his appointment
by his arrest in Washington, by an or?
der from Judge Keith. The weapons
were to have boon riflue, at fifty puces.
The affair will not be permitted to go
farther.
Montgomery, August 21.?The Re?
publican convention elected L. ?. Par?
sons President and made a number of
nominations. There have been many
angry scenes in the convention. Bus
teed and White are the leaders of fac?
tions in the contest for Congressman
at large and over the platform.
Telegraphic?Commercial lleportx.
New York, August 21?Noon.?
Cotton quiet; sales 9G3 ? middling up?
lands 16%; Orleans 17}?. Sales of
futures: August 15%; September
15 13-10, 15 15-16; October 15 19 32,
15 11-16; November 15 15-32, 15 17-32;
December 15>?, 15%; January
15 11-32, 15 27-32; February 15 13-16;
Maroh 16, 16 1-16; April 16 1-16, 16>^.
Pork firm?mess 23.00. Lard heavy ?
steam U@UJ?. Gold 9%. Ex?
change?long 4.87>?; short 4.01. Go?
vernments strong but dull.
7 P. M.?Gross cotton receipts 693.
Futures closed steady, at a deoline;
sales 24,600: August 15%; September
15 11-16, 15 23-32; Ootobor J5>?,
15 17-32; November 15 13-32, 15 7-16;
December 15 7-16, 15 15 32; January
15 7-16, 15 15-32; February 15%,
15 21-32; Maroh 15 1516; April
16 1-16, 16)^; May 16^. Cotton quiet;
sales 1,347, at 16%@17)i. Southern
flour heavy and deolining?oommon to
fair extra 5.50(3)6.20; good to ohoioe
6.25@9.25. Wheat heavy, nnsottled
and 2@4o. lower?holders generally
strongly disposed to roalize, at 1.15(a)
1.22 Western corn opened steady,
bat dosed scarcely as firm; holders
rather more disposed to realize?81@
81^; whito Western 93@95. Coffee
y, lower and fair demand?17@20 for
Bio. Sogar firm and less doing?8@
8%. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Pork dull and heavy?now meBS 23 00.
Lard firm, at 14)B. Whiskey 1.03.
Freights to Liverpool heavy aud lower
?cotton, at earn Money in abund?
ant Buppiy and easy?2l.?@3. Ex?
change quiet?4 87^. Uold 9%.
Governments dull and strong. States
quiet and nomiual.
Louisville, August 21.?Flour un?
changed. Corn quiet ami uuchanged?
74@82. Pork unchanged?24.00. Ba?
con firm?shonlders 9%; oleur rib 13J?;
clear 13%. Lurd 16@16%. Whiskey
96.
New Orleans, August 21.?Cotton
quiet and unchanged?middling 16%;
net receipts 236; gross 304; sales 20U;
stock 1,585; weekly net receipts 885;
gross 114; exports coastwise 2,022;
sales 1,600.
Auqubta, Angu.it 21.?Cotton easier
?middling I51-4; receipts31; sales 76;
stock 6,137; weekly receipts 247; ship?
ments 525; stiles 376; spinners 201.
Charleston, August 21.?Cotton
quiet?middling 15%; net receipts
138; sales 125; stock 4,326; weekly net
receipts 590; exports- coustwise 1,368;
sales 800.
Norfolk, August 21.?Cotton dull
and lower?low middling 15; net re?
ceipts 114; exports aoastwise 110; sales
40; stook 445; weekly net reoeipts 813;
exports coastwise 883; snles 295.
St. Louis, August 21.?Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn offerings smull
and market very tirm??7Ja asked;
sales No. 2 mixed 56%@67. Whiskey
firm, at 98. Pork firm, at 24.00. Ba?
con strong aad advancing?0% ehoul
ders; clear rib 13jkJ@l3.Ji?'; clear 13%.
Lard higher?11.
Cincinnati, August 21.?Flour dull.
Com tirm uud Hoarce?6S@70. Pork
firm, nt 23.?0. Lurd tirm?summer
held 14%. Bacon firm?shoulders
9i6'; clear rib 13ju'; clear 13^0313;.^.
Whiskey lc. lower?96
Mobile, August 21.?Cotton quiet
and unchanged?middliug 16; exports
coastwise ?l); stiles 50; stock 4,05*2;
weekly net receipts 80; exports coast?
wise 337; shIls 400.
Savannau, August 21.?Cotton dull
?middliug 16%; sales 17; stock 5.179;
weekly receipts 033; exports to Great
Britaiu 2,062; coastwise 662; sales 80.
Boston, August 21.?Cotton quiet?
middling 17)<C; gross receipts 339;
sales 15U; stock 8,000; weekly gross
receipts 1,403; exports to Great Bri
tain 241; sales 9?0.
Baltimore, August 21.?Cotton
quiet?middling 16%; sules 11; ex?
ports coastwise 66; sules 79; stock
2,692; weekly uet receipts 3; gross
400; exportH coastwise 387; saleH 630;
spinners 25G. Floor dull aud nomiual;
market favors buyers. Wheat dull and
demorahz??d5r-1.10@l .38. Coru dull?
white Southern 90(?}92; yellow 80@
82. Baoou?shoulders 10; clear rib
sides lill4@13; sugar-cured hams
16)?@17. Lard"?refined 14%@15.
WhisEoy nomiual, at 1.01 >?(u}L.02.
Sugar more active, at 10;?J.
Comparative Cotton Statement?
Not receipts at nil Uuited States ports
for the week 5,625?same week laat
year 10,657; total to date 3,754,343 ?
to.Bume date last year 3,586,010; ex?
ports of the week 9,333?same week
laet year 13,254; totul to dato 2,793,
753?to sumo dato last year 2,569.335.
Stook at all Uuitod States ports 124,
584?last year 130.495; at all interior
towns 20,159?last year 16.740; at
Liverpool 910,000?last year 796,000;
American afloat for Great Britain
41,000?laut year 46,000.
Weekly Cotton Statement.?Mem?
phis?quiet und unchanged?low mid?
dliug 16; receipts 71; shipments 230;
stock 6,300; weekly receipts 319; ehip
middliOg H}.<; weekly receipts 23;
sales 4; stuck 54 Macon?quiet aud
tirm?low middling 15; weekly re?
ceipts 25: Bhipmeuts 37; stock 1874,
1,966; 1873, 1,536. Nashville?nomi?
nal?low middling 15)b. weekly re?
ceipts 145; shipments 68; stook 1874,
3,685; 1873, 4,331. Provideuce?week?
ly sules 3.?U0; stock 10,000. Colum?
bus?choice scarce and in demand?
low middliug 155a; weekly receipts
45; shipments 157; sales 42; spinners
26; stock 937. Galvestou?nominal?
good ordinary 14}^; net receipts 88;
stock 2.42D; weekly uet receipts 400;
exportst to Great Britain 1,371; coast?
wise 196; etiles 15. Indiano la?weekly
receipts 6; shipments 6. Wilmington
?dull?middling 15%; net receipts 2;
stock 225; weekly net receipts 22; ex?
ports coastwise 293; sales 58. Mont?
gomery?slightly better?low middliug
14%; weekly receipts 31; shipments
16; stook 1874, 600. City Point
weekly receipts 247; shipments 525.
Philadelphia?quiet and tirm, with
very light stock to operato with?mid?
dling 1678@17; low middling 16(3
lOJb'; gross rooeiptB 111; weekly uet
receipts 402; gross 2,078.
Paris, August 21.?Rentes 63f. 60c.
Liverpool, August 21?3 P. M.?
Cotton a shade easier?uplands 8%;
Orleans 8^@8>.j'; sales 12,000, includ?
ing 5,200 American; 2,000 for export
and speculation; reoeipts of the week
92,000, including 14,000 American;
nales of the week 72.000, of whioh
9,000 were for export aud 6,000 for
speculation; actual export 12,000;
stock 910,000, inoloding 359,000 Ame?
rican; stook at sea bouud for this port
387,000, including 41,000 American;
sales, on basis of middliug upland*,
nothing below good ordinary, deliver?
able August, yiy'; Hales, on basis of
middliug Orleans, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable August, 8 5-16;
sales of shipments of new crop, on
basis of middling uplands, nothing
below good ordinary, 8^; nothiug be?
low low middliug, 8%; sales, on basis
of middling uplands, nothiug below
low middliug, deliverable August, 81h
A House Blown Down.?Daring a
storm of wind and rain, lust Thursday
night, at?ocioty Hill, the residonoo of
Spoucor Wilson, Esq., was lifted from
its foundation and completely demo?
lished. He and his mother being
asleep were thrown out of bod, but
wero taken oat of the ruins unhurt.
The lightning burnt u largo patch of
growing oottou in an adjoining field.
i It is aaid by the New York corres?
pondents that Mr. Beecher is so da?
maged that he will have to retire from
tho pulpit, and that his name is pro?
minently mentioned in connection with
the editorship of that new puper they
all the while are tulkiug about over
thoro. The corollary thut a muu not
good enough to teach the public from
tho platform is yet good enough to
teach it through the press of Gotham,
is rather rough on the other editors
of that city. But perhaps it is justi?
fiable. These correspondents for ;ho
conutry press know pretty much
everything.
Ex-Governor Perm*.?This gentle?
man is out in u letter denying that tho
Bepublican party desires reform. He
advises whites, aud blacks to join to?
gether upon a platform of houesty to
oust tho common enemy, und, in order
to do so the more effectually, thinks
tbey should deuliue to hire any ouo
who will uot vote with them. The ex
Governor further thiuks there is no
hope from the Federal Government,
aud thut tho white people of this State
must rely upou their coinmuuity of
iutercst with, aud influence over, the
colored people.
The ladies appear to have been more
enthusiastic tbuu the men when Gold?
smith Maid made her astonishing time
ut Saratoga. A goutlcmuu states that
ou turning around he saw a womau
uear him waviug her handkerchief with
all hor might; but on looking dowu ho
saw her baby lying at her feet and be?
ginning to cry. "Madame," said he,
"your child," pointing to it. ."Uh,"
said she, "I forgot all about my baby,
but it makes no difference; 1 expect
to havo several babies, but I never
expect to see another Goldsmith Maid."
Promptly following the statistics ol
Northern Presbyteriauism, those of
tho Presbyteriau Church iu the South
havo appeared. Tho number of its
synods is 12; of Presbyteries, 154; mi?
nisters, 1,0515; churchen, 1,701; com?
municants, 105,950; members added,
12.000; the total of contributions for
1873, iuoludiug ministerial support, is
Sl,lll,101. This would make South?
ern Presbyteriauism numerically about
ouc-fourth as strong as Northern. All
tbo items, however,, iudica e pros?
perity.
Arrest of tiie Bern* Murderer.?
The Savannah News says that a negro
named Lewis, supposed to be the mur?
derer of Mr. Thomas Behn, at Gra
humville, S. C , some time since, uud
for whoso apprehension a reward was
offered by tho State of South Curoliuu,
was lately captured by the Sheriff of
Beaufort County, and lodged iu the
jail at that place. Thu watch, a twenty
dollar gold piece aud other property,
recognized as thu effects of tho mur?
dered gentleman, wore found ou the
person of thia negro.
Mr. David Wiley, of Abbeville, was
killed by tho accidental discharge of
his gun, on the 16tb. He took the
guu, cocked it, placed the butt ou the
floor and put his month over the bar?
rel of the gun, to blow into it und see
I whether it was loaded. The gun was
discharged in some way?the whole
load entering Mr. Wiley's mouth, fear?
fully maugling his head uud killing
him instantly. Mr. Wiley was about
sixty years old, and was much respect?
ed by his neighbors. He left a large
family.
Withdrawal of Insurance from
Chicago.?The Phconix, of Hartford,
Menden. Conn., JEtua, Brewers' and
I Malsters'. Firemen's Fund, und Stand?
ard, of New York, are named by the
I Chicago Times as having withdrawn
from business in that city, generally
cancelling outstanding policies. The
Lycoming, of Philadelphia, will limit
its risks on the West side to $200,000
A? tho English companies except the
Liverpool and London, aud Globe aud
Royal, add fifty per cent, to regular
rates for Chicago risks.
New Use for Postaue Stamps.? !
Under thu postal laws, postmasters iu
little villuges have their salaries
graded according to the amouut of j
postage stumps sold. With considera?
ble ingenuity some of those poorly
paid officials are turning an honest
penny by paying their debts aud mak?
ing all their purchases with postage
stamps. They get credit for all the
stamps disposed of, aud their salaries
are increased iu proportion.
Destructive Fire in Horry.?Tho
two valuable steam saw, planing und!
finishing mills of Capt. H. L. Buck,
on the Waccamaw Biver, Horry Coun?
ty, together with over 1,000,000 feet
lumber, were destroyed by fire on the
night of the 0th. Loss $30,000; no
insuranao. A schooner and brig nar?
rowly escaped. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental. Capt. Buck
goes North in a few days, to arrange
for rebuilding.
A despatch from LaCrosso states
that Minnesota is over-run with har?
vesters unable to got employment.
One steamer brought -100. und every
vessel adds to the number. They
swarm from tho cities to the country,
und, failing to procure work, rob and
steal.
Geottleib Kntz, tho proprietor of q
I drinking saloon in Philadelphia, was
found dead from a pietol shot wound.
A pistol was|fonnd ou tho mantle-piece
where tho wife of deceased Says ho
plucod it ufter firing it. She is held to
await the icquest.
Tho Philadelphia correspondent of
tho Now York Tribune states that ar?
rangements havo boen quiotly going
forward for some months past for tho
opening of a new railway liuo between
New York and Philadelphia.
Last Thursday, at Polktou, N. C.
Mary Haley, colored, shot aud killed
Elms Smith, colored. The jury of in?
quest brought iu a verdict of guilty
against the woman, who was arrested
and lodged in jail.
From a recent camp-meeting sermon:
"Be not content with the hope of
mere!; getting into heaven?of being
drivon ou to the heavenly shore, like u
battered old hulk; but strive to go in
like a grand vessel, with every eail sot,
the colors of your Rodeemer flying nt
the main-mast, aod freighted with a
preotuus cargo."
A four-year-old at East Poultuey re?
cently went to a blacksmith's to see his
Lit tier's horse shod, and watcbud close?
ly the work of shoeing until the black?
smith commenced paring tho horse'B
hoofs, when, think this was wrong,
he Haid earnestly, "My pa dou't wuu't
this horse made any smuller."
"You are a good little boy," said a
Sunday school teacher to a sturdy lad,
"you uever use uuuguty words." "No,
I dou't," was the bouest reply, "but
when my big brother takes all the
gravy uud leaves me the crubts, 1 think
a good dual, I tell you."
Home aucieut philosopher says it
seems like a waste of time to spend
live years at West Poiut for tho pur?
pose of acquiring the title of lieutenant,
when a boy can be called "colonel" by
simply addressing a few words to nuy
thirsty congregation iu a bar-room.
A Blood signed Contract.?A
Grceu Bay, Wis., lover drew blood
from his arm to fill out the marriage
certiticute, but this won't prevent him
from mauling her around with a stick
of ?tove wood before next fall, und his
tnother-iu-luw says it wou't.
A uiuu who lately committed suicide
loft a memorandum for bis wife, say?
ing, "Good-bye, yuu old scolding, red?
headed heathen." Ou reeding it, the
widow wua heard to mutter, "I should
like to have got hold of htm for one
minute."
Mr. Amiduu has hceu made u^uotary
public in Massachusetts. Wheu be bus
?uished his arduous work for the day,
he puts bis name iuto tho form of uu
intcrmgutiou, auswers iu the uilirmu
tive, and goes to supper.
C. A. I) u ling, better kuowu iu the
up-couutry its gun boat Darling, bus
been uppointed Deputy Collector of
internal Ruveutio for the t-eooud di?
vision of tho third district of South
Carolina, ofhee at Greeuville.
Capt. Lett, fltg captain of the Ca?
nard hue, has had a paralytic stroke iu
Euglaud. Capt. Lott has crossed the
Atluutic ofteuer perhaps than any
other living muu.
Prof. John McCrady, of Charleston,
has recently been appointed to the
chair of Geology itt Harvard Universi?
ty, Muss., formerlfilled by the greut
Agassiz.
Dockeruy has been sent to the Isle
of Piues for teo years. Tho Cuban
authorities have thus rid the people of
Florida of oue of the most unscrupu?
lous carpet-baggers thut ever infested
the State.
Tho body of uu nukuowu colored
boy was found on the Air Liue Rail
road, near Seneca City, on the 13lh.
The supposition is that ho wus steuliug
a ride ou the trucks and fell oil'.
A widower compares marriage to a
besieged fortress. Those who are out?
side would like to be within; those
who ure inside would like to be with?
out.
A well kuowu minister declares thai
his choir bus given him so much trou?
ble on earth, that the idea of music iu
the world to come is wholly repugnant
to his ideas oi eterual peace aud rest.
Bazaine.?The popular verdict is
that Madame Buz-iiue is a greater
general than her lord. What a pity
she wus not in command of the army
that was shut up in Metz.
At a recent marriage ceremony at
Jevingtou, East Sussex, England, tho
wedding-ring was placed ou the third
too of tho bride's left foot?because
she had UO handy.
Landon proper had 3.251.2G0 inha?
bitants at last census. The population
of Pekrn, China, in ruted ut u little
over 2,000,000.
By order of the Court of Commou
Pleas for Newherry, July term, 187-1,
James W. Btooknian, J r., was divorced
from Josephine E. Stock muu.
At fifteeu Ibe average hoy siogs
gaily, "1 want to be tin angel." At
thirty he wants to live as loug us he
cau.
St Louis has nu alderman named
Hogshead. SUo thus beats Chicago iu
a great measure.
Mr. Pius Miller, of Spartanburg,
died suddenly oo the 18th.
Just Received
AT
r. & w. c. mmwt i
Very desirable
FALL STYLES
of
FELT HATS!
AFULL Id NE OP l.ATKSi' SI'YW.a
UIA'.'K CbO PI I Vtu ?CK.H,
III o-k DOESKIN PAN PS,
(Hack ?LO I'll VESTS.
Black French Cl.Ol'll ami POF.SKISS
for
Custom Trade.
A Ii? 22
It. A. VV. 0 NWAPPIELD.
New, New, New!
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT-1
INGS, for 10, 15, 16^, 20, 25 and u? to
$1 per yard.
KUFfc'LlNGS, all new etylos, from 25
cents to $1.00 pur vi'.rd.
BEAU TRIMMINGS, SHIRT FRONTS,
at C. F. JACKSON'S,
Auer 21 Loader of Low Prices.
To Rent.
A COTTAGE HOUSE on Blanding
atreot, between Bull and Pickeus.
For terms, apply to
Auk 15 JOHN AONEW ,fc rov.
For Rent,
MTIIE earomodiona Brick and Metal
Roof STOREHOUSE, No. G9 Main
Mlrf>f.h. T?irmfl Tiirv low Annlr In
street. Terms very low. Apply to
S.EIUELS &. EZELL or to BOONE & MUL
| LER. Attorueya-at-Law. Aug 5 t
Steam En?ino For Sale.
AN bborao stEAM ENGINE, in nrat
rate order, for sale; suitable for a cot?
ton gin or griit mid. Price, $500. Apply
to RICUAUU TOZCR.
_Ang 12_
Steelyards and Scale Beams.
A COMPLETE anaortment of PATENT I
A. SCALE BEAMS aud STEELYARDS
]uat raeoived aud for Halo at reduced pricoa,
by JOHN AGNKW & SON.
Oestral Hotel,
2fTO CANAL atreei, corner of Elm,
OO New York, one block Eaat of
Broadway. Centrally located, in the imme?
diate vicinity of mercantile business. Good
Hooiuh 75 cents aud (1.00 per day; $4 00 to
"(j 00 per week. Auk 17 lmo*
AS MOSES
DELIVERED tbo children of Iaraol out
of the liDiHu of bondage, ho has the
"INDIAN GIRL" delivered amokers from
the extravagant pricoa of those who deal in
I Tobacco
AND
Cigars. If we had an Emperor, hia
CHAMBERLAIN
Would supply the royal benso from the
tine stock aold by this M&id of Luxury, i
since wo
HAVE WITHDRAWN
Everything from our Hhelves except brands
we can Kuarauteo. As tho health of
ATTORNEY-GENERAL MELTON
la much improved by his visit to the
Springs, ao will thu man who
IS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
Improve his chances by gotting his supply
for tho campaign at the
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
Ang 21 Columbia, S. C.
FRESH fTmILY GROCERIES
JUST TO HANOI
EX I'RACHOICESUGAR-CURED
HAMS.
Extra Choice Sugar-Cured Bacon
strips.
b'luval Chicago Smoked Beef.
Fiuest New York Smoked Tmigues.
New Mackerel, No. 1 aud Mesa, in kits
' and at retail?cheap.
I Gilt-Edge Butter. Cream Cheese.
Parcbod Java Ooffce.
I Fiue aaaortinout of Freah Crackers aud
' Eaucy Grncerisa.
Good Brown Sugar 12 lbs. for a dollar.
Rest KeroHone Oil 25 conla per gallon.
For aale by GEORGE SYMMERS.
Kerosene at 25c.
BESTqualityKEROSENE.llO fire test,
at retail, at 25c. per gallon, and vvhole
aalu at 20c. tier gallon, at the caah sto:e of
Aug Iii JOHN AQNEW&8QN.
Flour! Flour!! Flour!!!
1 f\(\ BARRELS FANCY FAMILY
lU' * Fl.OUR, ground from selected
new Wheat, juat received and for sale at
reduced price* by JOHN AGNEW &. SON.irt
P. B. ORCHARD & CO.,
oealkbs is
l)B\' GOODS, NOTIONS, SC.
WE beg leave to inform our friends,
that wo h&vo on baud & largo and
woll-anaoried atoek of LADIES' HATS,
which we will close out for the next ten
dava, at HALE PRICE, varying from
25 cetita to f 1.50.
also,
LACE STRIPED FIGURED LAWNS,
At 25 centa?coat 50 in New York.
We have also just received a largo lot of
LONGCLOTHS and SHIRTINGS, which we
are aelhng at prieea that defy competition.
Aug 12 _ F. B. ORCHARD AjCO.
GREAT MUS
GRAND CENTRAL
Ulli GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
ok
W. D. LOVE & CO.
i (\( \ PIECES yard-wide PERCALES at
1_' "\ " l-'Ac a vard?half prico.
21)0 piees? PRINTS at 10c.
200 dozou LADIES' HOSE at 12Jc?
worih double.
200 .lozou Gonts' HALF HOSE at 10c.
and I2}c. a pair?the beat goods over of?
fered tor tho price.
A nice lino of BEADED BELTS for
Ladies?now styles at low prices.
BOO I S and SHOES ot tbo very boat
makca, at prieea to snit..
All i he other departments have been
EULLY REPLENISHED with the beat
in iliert of goods, and aro offwred at the
LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH.
Angus113 WM. D. LOYE A CO.
"The Georgia Gin,"
! We again call the attention of thoBe
without GINS to the above Gin. Wo have
I sold them for seven years, and tho univer?
sal aatiafaciiou the* have given and the
largely iucreaied demand and salo oach
1 yo'ir, is the heat evidenco of their merits.
I We belli ve they willGIN FASTER, MAKE
I
I A RE P l'ER LIST, RUN LIGHTER AND
j GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in tho
j market. Order early, of
L?RICK A LOWRANOE,
I July 2:i Agents for South Carolina.
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