The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 23, 1875, Image 3
. TelBgrapSic?Foreien News.
London, July 22.?It is reported tlint
Gen. Mendiri succeeds Oen. Pernli as
chief in command of the Carl ist forces.
London, July 22.?The Times, this
morning, in its financial article, con
dcmnti the silence of the managers of tho
direct United States cahlo in regard to
tho lino, and says that inquiries of its
stockholders meet with a plank refusal
to impart information.
The attendance ut tho Wimbledon
meeting to-day was small. A match lor
Elc.ho challenge shield is being shot.
Behlin, July 22.?The town of Wurm
brum .and vicinity was visited by a'
heavy vain?bridges, houses und crops
wore destroyed.
London, July 22.?In tho Commons,
Disraeli announced that; the Government
bad abandoned the merchants' shipping
bill for this session,' and expressed the
hope that the session would close by tho
10th or 12th of August. Mr, Picmbsoli
made a violent attack on. the Govern?
ment The Speaker requested him to
leave the House.
Paiuh, Julv 2L--Thc Right Centre is
completely disrupted. The liberal por?
tion are seeking a fusion with a group
undor the lead?.Tbhip of >L Deluyergne,
with a leaning to wards the Loft,
The Carlists deny the truth of reports
that their troops *a*e-' entered' Pmnoe,
and thntGon. DDrregnray is wounded and
has taken refugo in France? . i
The French customs returns. for the |
last six months show an increase in re?
ceipt? of 128,000,0901 over those for the
corresponding period of bust year. Tho
total revenues of the' country for the
some time has been increased 79,000,OOOf.
over that of 1874.
The heavy rain in the Inland Counties
continues. In many places the crowing
crops have been destroyed, and-tue rail?
ways1 uro interruped in all direction*. ?
The Home Rale members of Parlia?
ment will attend, in. a body the Home
Rule banquet which is io be given tixV
Dublin, August4, and will also bo pre
Bont at tho O'Conn oil celebration.
The, stock of the Anglo-American Tele?
graph Company has I advanced . j_2 lbs.
The -rise, is attributed to the reported
failure to repair, the direct cable, the
stock of which has declined 20 per cent,
since the 8th instant
It is reported that Prussia and Russia
intend to fnrlough on a large scale next
year. One of the 'Vienna papers urges
Austria to follow and prove that the alli?
ance between the thxeo Emperors is
worth something.1
Monich, July 21.?The Ultramontane
says Baron Loe has been sontenced to
six months imprisonment for a tresona
blo speech made by him in October 1873.
Hert Sigol, editor of the Ultramontane
journal Vaterland, was sent to-prison to?
day to serve out a ten months' sentence
for treasonable utterances.
' Telegraohic?American Nsws.
New Yonx, July 29.?(A notice by the
. people to the general term, from tho de?
cision of Judge Donohue, in tho $6,000,
000 suit, was served on the defendaut.
Legal circles regard furnishing a detailed'
bill of,i?u:?oult?rs impossible.,
The Treasurer of Long Island city is
short ?7,000 cash, and a larger amount,
of misappropriations from back taxes.
The Government has awarded '$1,000,1
OOO.gold, at I12.C5 to 112.80.
New York, July 22.?Mrs. Merritt,
wife of Col. Merritt, U. S. A., was Out?
raged on board the tug Mike Norton.
Two have been arrested on ?mspieion.
Loader's bail is $3,000. The trial will
bo in the November term.
Washington, July .23.'?Judge PisberSj
wiU d?ibtl?ss bo relieved and Chief ]
Clerk Avery suspended. Bristow, how?
ever, Las no advice of Avery's indict?
ment, y
The. July returns to the Department of
Agriculture showthatthe acreage of to?
bacco is greater' than that of lost year
the increase being in the groat tobacco
producing States. "Maryland has in?
creased her area- 4 per cent j "Virginia 20;
North Carolina' S3; ? South Carolina 7;
Florida 23; Mississippi 16; Arkansas 10;
Tennessee 208; 'Kentucky 223; Ohio 25;
Indiana 4,9; Illinois 56; Missouri 60; New
York, Pennsylvania and Texas report the
same area as last year; New Hampshire
has reduced her small acreage 30 per
cent; Massachusetts 25; Connecticut 2;
Georgia 5; 'Alabama 10; Louisiana 7;
Wisconsin 17;,Kansas 11. The condition
of tho crop is most satisfactory in Iho
largest tobacco States, and is 20 per Cent
above an average on the whole. Keir
tucky, which produces two-fifths of our
whole crop, is 34 per cent above tho ave?
rage. The other largo producing States
aro oitber very near a fall average or
above. The remarkably depressed con?
dition is noted only in the smaller pro?
ducing States.
Advices received at. the Medical Bu?
reau, Navy Department, from the South
Atlantic fleet, report that our vessels
there are now free from yellow fever.
Information' has been xeoejved at tho
Department of Slate to the effect that a
ciroular has boen issued by the Spanish
Government with a1 vi*? to the vigorous
enforcement of tho existing laws of that
country requiring tke?*yj^Mn^ pnss
.tts/by pereons <^*<*|flr-^%|Ring
robabilitU
and ^U^^^^8-WV^^J^p^^^ ('
B_XTMOBi,9July^?f53n*?S^%conven?
tion, John Lee Carrol and Wm. F. Ham -
ilton were nominated. Tho former was
elected. The financial plank in the
platform firmly opposes any inflation of
the currency, and favors the resumption
of speoie payment at the earliest possi
1j 1 o i? o m cut. t
Ket-Wkst, July 3(2,?The yellow fever
epidemle is abbfit expendod its force; no
new deolded oases in about flvo days.
PKnun*xrtoa, Jdly*21. ?The ?o^ish
Centennial Commission have broken the
ground for their buildings?four 111
number.
j "White ScLPHtm Sr-siNos, July 22.?
Convention convened. -The Committee
on Permanent Organization presented
Constitution and. ov-laws which were
unanimously adopted. The first article
provides for the organization of a N a -1
tioual Cotton Exchange of America; 2d,
dofinesi object, promotes efficiency and
extends usefulness of local cotton ox
ohanges and secures their united and
harmonious co-operation to obtain more
reliable and precise statements in regard
to tho movements and extent of crops. I
Provision is made for regular bi-ennial
meetings. Tho President, Vice-presi?
dent and seven Directors will act as n
board of general management; will ap?
point a secretary, treasurer and such as?
sistants as they may dceru necessary;]
will have power to levy assessments and
disburse sums raised, hut shall not incur
debts. Exchanges handling 25,01)0 bales j
will be entitled to two delegates, and one
additional delegate to each additional,
100,000 bales. Tho Exccutivo Council
should havo power to add to the consti?
tution such articles as receive a vote of
two-thirds of the representatives at each
convention, provided said two-thirds
shall represent a majority of the consti?
tuent exchanges. Nominations were post?
poned till to-morrow afternoon.
Baltimore, July 22.?The convention
adjourned at 4 o'clock this morning to
10.30. The majority report of the Com?
mittee of Credentials was adopted by G9
to 18. About 1 A. M., Thos. J. Keating, of
Queen Anno County,' was installed as
permanent chairman of the convention.
Filiibustoring continued. Motions to
adjourn were constantly made and voted
down. No rule having been adopted by
tho convention, the, discussion on dila?
tory and other , motions took a wide
range, and as tho hours moved on, the
debate waxed, hotter and hotter. Mr.
Frcaner, of Washington County, a leader
of the Hamilton party,. openly charged
that bribes of $1,000 in onecase and SuOO
and aii office in-another bad been offered
two delegates to voto for Carroll; which
was retorted by Mr. Fcnton, a Carroll
delegate, saying a Baltimore city dele?
gate C had' .been .offered a bribe in'money
to vote for Hamilton, which was spurned
by the delegate. No one supposed this
bribe was offered with the knowledge of
Mr. Hamilton, nor was anycandidale or
his advocates responsible, for; what was
done by outsit I era. At times, the great?
est confusion prevailed, and\tho discus?
sion became m) Qxqited, tHa^ttorL John
Ritchie, u recognlrJffd' leruler of the Ham?
iltons, threatened to withdraw from the
convention, if the majority insisted on
forcing a vote at this sitting. AM
Gallipous, Ouio, July 22.?Governor
Allen, Gco. H. Pondlaton and others, ad?
dressed tho Democratic meeting. Pen
die ton's interpretation of the financial
plank of the platform is a cessation of
contraction, a sound and sufficient cur?
rency and tho promotion of industries,
as tho surest road to tho appreciation of
paper to a par with gold; greenbacks in?
stead of national bank notes, and green?
backs for customs to the extent that the
necessities of tho Government will per
I mit. He announced himself* u hard
money man, but he would not rush
ruthlessly back to specie payments over
! tho prostration of all business, and tho
ruin of the debtor.
j Hartford, July 22.?The Encampment
met to-day. Several thousand soldiers
aiid LOU Andcrsonvills prisoners were
present. Several addresses were made.
Gen. Hawley, in concluding, referred to
the centennial, which he,hoped would
prove a great love-feast, bringing toge?
ther in harmony and brotherly. loy?j> tKe<
people of tho North and South. We
have won the victory for the yftVjffii he
said; now, we have one more vferSr^To'
win?to win the hearts of our late antag?
onists.
Jacesonoille, July 21.?E. G. John?
son, Deputy Colloctor of Internal Kove
nue, and a member of tho Florida Legis?
lature, was shot and killed, last night,
at a still-house about ten miles from Fer
nandina. The assassins are unknown.
[ St. Louis, July 22.?Twenty-three
more whiskey ring* indictments, includ?
ing, it is said, Avery, Chief Clerk of the
Treasury.
Old Orchard, Maine, July 22.?The
Old Orchard House was burned at 10 A.
M. Of the 250 guests, all lost moro.or
less clothing and jewelry. No lives lost.
i Naw Orleans, July 22.?A private de?
spatch from Bastrop, La., reports the
I burning of the business part of the town
Tuesday night
j Charleston, July 22.?Arrived?
Steamship Foloy, Baltimore; schooner
Myrovor, Now York.
Yesterdav's Markst Reoorts.
New York?Noon.?Stocks active and
steady. Money If Gold 124. Ex
| ohange?long 4.87; short 4.90. Govern?
ments dull and unsettled. State bonds
quiet Cotton quiet; sales 234?uplands
14?; Orleans Ifif. Futures openod quiet:
August 14A(?14 17-32; September 14 6-1G
014 11-32; t)otohef 14 1-1C?11 3-32.
I Flour 10@20o. better. Wheat 3(?>ic.
bettor. Corn l?2c. better. Pork heavy?
20.75(5)21.00. Lard Armor?steam 14;
7 P. M,?Money easy?li(?}2. Stor
ling quiet?4.87. Gold 12}? 12$. Go?
vernments dull and steady?new 5s 151.
States quiet and nominal. Cotton quiet
and steady j sales 742, at 14 l(??'>\; con?
solidated net receipts 2,375; exports
Groat Britain 2,269; Franco 1,250; conti?
nent 1,825.- Flour 10@25c. better and
fair demand?6.60?8.75. Wheat exoited
and irregular?1.44@1.55. Corn l(S)2c.
better, opening active and excited, but
closing quiet, at Isbottt lo.. advance?
90@92L Coffee?Bio more active and
firmer?16(@191; common to good oar
Sees 171@20 gold; job lots 17^21 gold,
ugar firm and more active?73@111.
lBMatMWti "tiiet and unchanged. jPcrx
active" "anV excited?21.0?7? Whiskey
, lower?1.201(3)1.21. Freights steady.
Cotton?net receipt? 384; gross 884. Fu?
tures steady; sales 26,000: July 14 7-16;
August 14J @l4 17-32; September 14 5-16
?14 U-32j Ootobor 14 1-32?14 1-16; No?
vember 13 31-32; December 13 31-32?
?15; sales 02; spinners 30. Oats ?rmer
Southern 66* >el^afr_fi<m? vary ?firm and
order trade ; fairlyv aoti*e. Fork aj..( .i).
Bulk meats quiet and firm?shoulders
W^'JiwCleur rib 12J@12l. Bacon firm?
shoulders . 9i?10; clear xih 13j?13$.
Hams Hftl4.j. Lard quiet and firing
refined 14$. Coffee firmer, hut not quo?
table higher. Whiskey quiet and lower
?1.50$. Sngor Very strong?lOJPlO^.
Savannah.?Cotton entirely nominal?
middling 14; low middling 13J; good or?
dinary 131.
NewOrleans.? Cotton dull?middling
14]; low middling 13}: good ordinary
12A: net receipts 6; gross 12; sales 5l>.
Mobile.?Cotton nominal?middling
141; low middling 14; good ordinary 13;:
exports coastwise 52.
Memphis.?Cotton nothing doing and
demand moderate?middling 14^24^;
n -t receipts 18; shipments 34.
Charleston. ?Cotton dull?middling
14$(?j)14-j; low middling 14: good ordi?
nary, 1J1; net receipts U3; exports coast
wisd 24; sale.-, 14.
CMv?ttoN.?Cotton dull and nominal
middling 11; low middling JSf; good
ordinary 12*; net receipts 72.
Boston.?Cotton quiet?middling l?j;
low middling 14$; good ordinary- 14; net
receipts 12; gross 12; sales 140.
Philadelphia. ?Middling cotton 14;:
low middling 14j; good ordinary 13J;
net receipts 27; gross 718.
Norfolk.?Cotton quiet?middling
141; net receipts 70; export - ona*. twine62.
AndusTA.?Cotton nominal ?middling
14; low middling 13 jh good ordinary 13;
nefAerSsfl Saales |5>S f% ?1 ?'
Wt_*iu_OT0cv.~ Cotton dull Wl nond
nal?middling 14J; low middling 14};
good ordinary 13; net receipts.
Cincinnati. ? Flour active and higher
?family 6.23@6.S0. Wheat Imoyant
and unsettled?red 1.45(u>1.50. Corn
verv firm and holders asking higher?
73<S:7?. Pork quiut aud firm?20.50.
Lard, demand lair and firm?summer
13(J,13}; kettle 14j?14$. Bulk meats
active and higher, closing firm?shoul?
ders 8AC<>;8^; clear rib sides 113(? llj;
clear sides 124012 p Bacon demand
good- and tending upward?shoulders
l'.)A; dear rib sides ll.N2Jlf7<M1.85; clear
sides 13?.
Louisville.?Flour demand fair and i
prices advanced?i.75(ft>7.25. Wheat]
demand fair and firm?1.15? 1.26. Corn
quiet and firm?70(??;.7_. Provisions very j
firm and holders asking bighor. Pork
21.50. Bulk meats?shoulders #{; clear
rib 121; clear sides 12$. Bacon shoul?
ders 93; clear rib 13$; clear sides 13A.
Hams 14J@15L Whiskey 1.16. Bag?
ging quiet and steady?131(914.
St. Louis.?Flour very Arm and hold?
ers asking higher; buyers generally
withdrew from market and little done.
Wheat active and higher; demand chiefly
for speculation- -1.36$ @1.88. Corn
higher?69^-69$. Pork- highor?21.25.
Hulk meats firmer?shoulders 81; clear
rib 111; clear 129. Bacon firmer? shoul?
ders 94; clear rib 12](?)13; clear 13>(?>
13V. Lard firmer and held higher?13.
Whiskey steady and unchanged.
London.?Street rate 2$, which is &
below bank. Eries Weather fair.
Hank increase C72C?U0.
fjrv?im>o-l?3-P. Mi?Cottofi quiet
middlina'n'plands 6 13-10; middling Or?
leans 7 3-16; sales 10.0UO; speculation
and e xport 3,000; American 5,000.
Speaking of the South, the Kosten l'oftt
says that n fire could not clean out a
doomed territory more completely than
the carpet-bag fraternity, chartered and
protected from Washington, devoured
the remnant of substances which was the
South's only relianco in a struggle for
recovery. But it is everything that la?
bor has at last opened its eyes to the
truth, and comprehends the vital points
of the situation. When the blacks sulfur,
then they arc able to see that it is be?
cause the whites have suffered before
them, and they reason very clearly from
the effect to the cause. When they finally
understand that wholo States have been
impoverished, whose productive re-1
sources once seemed limitless, they are
able* to conceive that it was accomplished
by influences from without, that, how?
ever commended to their approbation,
have proved themselves trecherons, de?
structive and cruel.
- w? .
Don't Make War on the Stomach.?If |
yon arc bilious, dyspeptic and constipa?
ted, don't make war on the stomach by
successively swallowing blue pills, strong
purgatives and powerful astringents.
Such a procedure damages digestion and
"weaken the bowels, leaving stomach, liver
and intestines, after the immediate effect,
in a condition of greater disorder than
before. That complete relief which
remedies of tho above description signal?
ly fail to afford is obtained bv usiny
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. And* for the
best of reasons. Biliousness is tho re?
sult of Inactivity of the liver, dyspepsia
of weakness of the digestive organs, and
constipation is produced by the above
causes operating together. "The Bitters,
being a powerful stomachic, overcome
indigestion by stimulating the secretion
of gastric jnico, relieve biliousness by
promoting greater activity of the liver,
and thus enable tho bowels to act with
renewed regularity. J23t3U. t
?>?
Tho owner of a psir of bright eves says
that the prettiest compliment she ever
reoeived, came from a child of four years.
The little fellow, after looking at her in?
tently for a moment, inquired naively,
"Are your eyes new. ones?
"Latin and Greek are all right," said a
Washington County farmer to his son (a
young graduate) the other day, "but
gimme a man who can plough around an
apple treo 'thout touching the roots."
Correspondence Columbia Phoenix.
Orr.? fcpsiwos, Jtti/t 21,-1875. '?
Enrron Puoxkix: As many Columbia
families are represented here, a few items
[from this section may prove interesting.
The weutber ba-s been extremely warm
for the past few days, but to-day is a
decided improvement, ami a most invi?
gorating breeze has been enjoyed. The
wide-spread reputation of the healthful
ness of this spot is attracting hither quite
a goodly number of visitors from all
sections of the State about fifty being I
registered at present. The excellent me-1
dicinal virtues of the water of Glenn I
Springs are too well known to need any
comment lu re, and the well-kept hotel is
quite an inducement. Of course, one,
does not have all tli" luxuries and deli?
cacies of a first class city hotel, hut
everything is .clean and comfortable, and
no pains are Spared by Mr. James Gads
den, the courteous and attentive assist?
ant of Mr. Gorman, to make each guest
feel as much at home as possible.
Various amusements are resorted to by
tho guests, in1 order to pass the time
'pleasantly. A croquet ground has been
arranged in front of the hotel, and a bil?
liard and bagatelle table and bowling
alley are accessible. The first *'hop" of
tho season took place last evening, and
was' participated in by many of the
guests and several ladies and gentlemen
from the surrounding country. Tho
dancing was Jfkept up until a late (or
early, ruthcr,-VTionr, and mjl seemed to I
enjoy themselves. A-visit, to the spring
is always in the programme, and if mnde
early in the morning and liberal libu-j
tiOUS Ol i ms ojLCuiie?v ?iiitn. j'aiiuiveii <?i, i
it is sure to give any one a good appetite ]
for the substantial breakfast which, they ,
will find awaiting them in the large and
cool dining saloon. Through the exer- !
Hons of Mr. Gorman, the guests are now j
supplied with a tri-weekly mail.
* The farmers ell through the country j
are quite jubilant over the prospects of j
Nothing is more lady-like than the use
of fine note paper and a neat fashionable
envelope. Srt think the fortunate re?
ceivers of suoh,bilh t-doux. The sweet?
ness of ? charming sentence is rendered
more delicious, if conveyed on a delicate
t int.id sheet of Pirie's Note Paper. It is
bad 1a??te in a gentlemrn writing to a
lady on inferior stntionerv. If you wish
to be posted on the latest novelites, the
fashion in these matters, enclose a stamp
to Walker, Evans A Cogswell, for one of
their little fashion books "Card Eti?
quette," or send an order for a rcchorchs
lot of, paper and envelopes of the latest
stylo. Do not forget at the same time to]
order n monograin. J16f
-4i~-.-.--'.- -4
Funeral Invitation.
The relatives and friends of Captain-'
ami Mrs. DEUEY NUNAMAKER are
respectfully invited to attend his funemV
THIS (Friday) MORNING, at SU An?
drew's Church, in the Lexington Fork,'
utp}\A. M.
) Wanted for this State,
ANUMBER of good Canvassers for'aj
First Class and Popular HOOK.*]
Call at the Mansion House and sec un?
dersigned. ? , E. NEBHUT;
Jnlv 23 ' ; General) Amnt.
? ? f \? Yri i r*T 7 I if
Lumber lor Sale.'
IHAVE on band o large quantity of i
well seasoned BUILDING LUM?
BER, Plastering Laths and Shingles, |
which 1 will sell ShVp &r cash.' Apply
at my residence, on ^lain street, or
tiirougU Post Ufhco, Bo*, bit), Columbia.J
?Tilly yjiuo *J_2 A5.I*,miV; '\
Bacon, Butter, lWohs, A*.
J)A BOXES Dry Salt and Smoked
?V) SIDES.
lo kegs l'mtet Goshen Butter.
fill tubs piye Leaf Lard; '
1;"> casks extra Sugar-cored Hams.
?20 boxes choie Messina Lemons.
Just received and for sale low, bv |
C. J. LACKEY,
July '21 ') 151 Main atre.-t. j
Every Day Something New.
CHOCOLATE and EXTRACT OF!
MEAT, for Invalids, Adults and \
Children.
EXTRACT 0?B?lF, UldWinc and
Iron. A nutritive totale? Sdjiiirablc for
Dehilitv and Indigestion'.'*'
Elixir BARK AND IRON? Summer
Tonic and Appetiser. For sale bv
E. H. HEINITSH,
May 20f_City Drug Store.
State South Carolina?Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.
John Lynch, as Executor of the last will j
and testament of John iiauskett, do-!
ceased, plaintiff, against Lhnee J.
Hancock, Jarnos M. Rhett, Mrs. Mar-'
tha Arthur, executrix, William Martin,
executor, Edward Arthur, John Arthur,
Fannie V. Arthur, Mary B. Arthur,
Mrs. Cecilia Johnston, Latta Johnston,
Thomas B. Wallmgton etui., defend-1
ants. ? Summons,
To the defendants Mrs. Martha Arthur,
Etward Arthur, John Arthur, Fannie
V. ArOotr, Mary 11. Arthur,, Mrs. (*
relia Johnston ami La4tn Johnston:
YOU are hereby summoned and re?
quired to answer I the complaint in
this action, which was filed in tho office
of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the
said County, at Columbia, on the 30th
day of June, 1875, and to serve a copy of
your answer to tho said complaint on tho
subscribers at their office, No. 8, Law
Range, Columbia, S. C, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within .the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de?
manded in the complaint.
McMASTER A LsCOXTE, .
July 9 f? Plaintiffs-Attorneys.
Auction Sales.
' J ' Pu+nUurr, dV.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MOHN1N6, nt lg o'clock, I will
kcUi ut niy store, to close sundry con?
signments,
CHAIRS, TABLES, SIDEBOARD.
Lounges. Bedsteads, Sumds, Muttresses,
Sc., Ac.
ALSO,
On Recount c>f nil concerned, a lot of
DRY SALTED BACON.
Boxes of Pickle*, m-gallons.
Soaps, Ac, Ac.
Sale positive, to close out July 23
GEOU?K O. HILL,
rnorniETOE or the
LAULlJtflUll llllllLk)9
(Formerly Stovall's Excelsior Mills,)
AUGUSTA, GA.,
Tk/TANUFACTUBES FLOUR in all
jLtJ. grades. The old and wt ll-known
EXCELSIOR BRANDS:
Pride of Au grist a,
Ciolden Slieaf,
Extra,
Little Beaut),
Always on hand, and their well-earned
reputation will ht?< faith fully ?
i maintained.
CORN MEAL-.
CRACKED CORN,
CRACKED; WHEAT,
GRAHAM FLOUR,
MILL FEED,
BRAN, Etc.,
Consuintly nihdc, and orders promptly
filled at the
Lowest ?ates.
J one 25 lmo
THE GREAT SENSATION
IN DRY GOODS
STILL IN FI LL BLAST !
?AT?
mO-MORROW (Monday) the BARGAIN
JL COUNTERS will be" bountifully re?
plenished with a new, fresh line of
goods, and will be kept up during the
week.
Beautiful DBESS GOODS nt 10c;
worth 25 nnd 50c.
10 pieces Plnin White LINEN LAWN.
1 nt 20c.; worth 40c.
I 15 pieces Fancy LINEN LAWN, at 20
I tuid 25c.; worth 40 and 50c.
I 5 pieces BLACK GRENADINE, at 25c.;
l?worth 50c.
3 cases New Stvle PRDXTS, nt fi\ and
8Jc
I 1 case 4-4 American PUCALE, at 10c,
I fast colors.
15 pieces Scotch TWEEDS, at 23c;
worth 60c.
I 10 pieces Brown LINEN DRILL, at
I 25c.; worth-50c.
I 1 case each Waiusutt* and Kiw York
Mills MC?LT^utloe.' - >
1 ease each AndragflWMMBn and Fruit
of Loom MTOLIN.feFl&c.
1 case Hill's Semper fdein MUSLIN,
at 10c. _
1 case 10-1 Pepntrell Bleach SHEET
$ hjtUsiC-4 Fine Brojfn SHEETJ?G,
SHOES, from 40c UDwards.^^
Tha.'-?Ilde '/Mip'Q '.PRICES."
represent^ only t^^^L^ GKEaT
deal for little money.
W. D. LOVE & CO.,
MOSQUITO NETS,
White and Colored., .
MOSQUITO B ABS,
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White and Colored.
MOSQUITO NETS,
White and Colored.
Fixtures all ready for henging up.
1AAA LATEST Styles* LJSDTES
?UUU and CTflLDRE^S STRAW
HATS, only FIFTY GENTS EACH.
JONES, DAVIS & B0UXNIGHTS,
Successors to R. C. Shiver A Co.
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Non-Board Fire Insurance and Real
Estate Agency.
HOME Fire Insurance Company,
Charleston, S. C.
Petersburg Savings and Fire Insur?
ance Company, of Petersburg, Va.
Citizens Fire Insurance Company, of
Newark, N. J. , ., . '' .
Rates low and companies first class.
Office in the Union Bank.
WINTHROP WILLIAMS,
July 1 Agent