The Puen Ad Rates and Notices in 1865 Daily Paper
The Puen offers daily six month rate two fifty and weekly one fifty with insertions at one dollar per ten lines for the first ten lines and fifty cents for each subsequent set, long ads weekly monthly or yearly at lower rates. Notices for marriages funerals and book printing services available. agents listed in Anderson Ridgway Abbeville and Nowber. A fragment describes a boy guarding a fire in Casabianca and a census taker fined for insisting on personal inquiries, illustrating early civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puen
South Carolina
Tulvis Poppe
Anderson
J. A. Grigsby
Ridgway
H.W. Lawson
Abbevill
John B. O'Neill
Nowber
Sunday Morning Store Hours Announced
A short notice states the store will open from 7 to 9 oclock on Sunday morning. The fragment also mentions John SEEGER and a claim about cures performed by using Heinitah's Queen's Delight being known nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
John
Seeger
Central National Bank Promotes Financial Services
Money to loan on marketable collaterals and deposits received with interest bearing certificates issued. Stocks bonds gold and silver bought and sold. Accounts of merchants and others solicited. All lines of discounts furnished by Central National Bank, formerly of Plain and Richardton streets. John S Preston, President. J. H. Lawren, Cashier. Mar 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Europe
Central National Ank
Plain and
Hichardton Streets
John
Preston
J. H. Lawren
Heinitsh’s Drug Store Offers TT Remedy in Columbia SC
John Alexander, Proprietor, Manufacturer advertises TT as a marvelous medicine with curative power. Sells steam engines, saw mills, gin gearing, and iron castings for machinery and ornamental uses. Offers brass castings, railings, iron settees, and arbored chairs. Works at Lady Street foot near depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinitsh
Congaree Iron Works
Columbia
S.C
John Alexander
Bella
Lady Street
South Carolina
Greenville and Columbia
Proposals for Stationery for the House of Representatives
Proposals will be received at the office until 12 M July 16 1876 for furnishing stationery for the House of Representatives. Lists include journals, letter and note paper, envelopes, wax, inkstands, nibs, pens, rulers, paper fasteners, blotting paper, and many other office supplies. Specimens and bidder names required, bonds and performance terms set. delivery by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crznx House
Arrnmentas Coxuman
House of Representatives
Congress
Reama Parker's Treasury
Arnold's
Arnold
A. W. Faber
Morgan's
Rodgers
Westenholm
Faber
E. Faber
Waterston's
Eureka
McGill's
Paper Fasteners, Inc
Enve
A. McIntyre & Co
United States
Anoath Hed
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Columbia
S.C. A
Jones
Senate
Corusrsra
D. C
Faber’s
Morgan’s
Shiyanan
Moore
Theece Rooms Saints
South Carolina
J. Woodruff
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THE
Phenix
Gleaner
Julian A. Selby
North Richardson St
Rome
Ohio
America
Casablancas
Mia
Sullivan
Lorick & Lowrance
Davis
Tam
John Agnew
Yeinitah
Alabama Gold Lifrare
Uence Company
Metile Co
E. Thames
T.N. E .N. Fowler
D. Lee
Greg Capital
Vwopr-Vorbcectgbag
W. H. Glbbes
Holmes, Calder & CO
East Bay Street
Cumberland
Philadelphia Streets
Charleston
Averill
E. Rose
Rose's Hotel
Cline
Capitol
Assembly Street
Belliard
Tey Noted
Iimington
Augusta
R. Wuunra
8. C
Ommeencing
Florence
Pethere
Wilmineta
Wilmington
Cheraw and
Darlington
Pore
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Anmta
Assenger
Alston
Newberry
Cokesbury
Belton
Greenville
Lye
Augusta, &c
Iderson Branch
Blue Ridge
Walhallathiba
Seneca City
Perryville
Camden
Kingville
Solomons
Ilotte
Richmond
Lunstesatri
Charlotte
Chester
Winnsboro
Cohmbin
Gniniteville
Augusta Ith
Gusta Tot
Milford
N. C
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