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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09
Nv Old Workman

Has returned to stay with me permanent
ly, andis now ready TO make or mend any
thing which comes in our line. Guns and
Sewing Machines are our speiaities.
y. &. TYLER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

All persons indebted TO me either by note
or book account are requested to call and
settle the same very sOOn- My books and
notes can be found with a. Dana, Esq at
Pennington center. W. W. MOLCOIT.
bennington, Oct LIST, lS42-4t.H
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Clothing

For fat men, for lean men, for short men,
for tall men, for rich men. for poor men, IN
fact Clothing for al men, at the BuuaIo
Clothing House, No. Mai st.
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90 Cents a POun a,

ENS"ht OANpAag
OF Overcoats; for best in his market call
on ID. NJ. LAZARUS.
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WARREN, OHIO, Dec. 20, 1871.
Insurance AgencyOf Whittlesey Adams,
Market Street.

WWIhVI DEINNT0
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY - OF London established 1903.
Paid up capital and inundated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, (GOld) unimpaired
by recent losses.
We are justined in saying that there is
NO purely Fire Insurance Com
pany in his country than the "IMPERI-
Al" With no Life liability. its large
capital n Assets are solely and only for
protection against fire. We present 1t for
patronage, with that any losses
occurring under our issues, will ms We that
prompt attention which in the past has
been a marked feature oft Agency.
W~HITTLESEY ADAMS,
Managing Agent for Co.
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ChiIdren,S Hats.

Do not fail to call soon and see those
beautiful long Ostrich Feathers. Tips and
Wings at NJ. G NJ. FOrman's.
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Household Furniture for Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale. at the
residences OfJames FoTbiS, on Bazetta ST.,
on saturday, Oct. 10. lSIZ, her household
furniture. MARY a. EORBES.
Oct g-2t
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Bargains at King'sI

Ofthe whole community by NJ buying
your Clothing and Furnishing Go, DIS at the
Buffalo Clothing House. No Mai st.
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Accidents happen; keep sp%aulaing's Glue.
Warren o., Sept. "a, 1917.

Having sold my Coal Yard TO c. II. Angs-
tadt. I-wOuld recommend my patrons TO
him, who will furnish them with coal at
reasonable rates. II.
Oct All
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09
A New DeDarfure

From old prices. We have reduced tn
price Of all our Teas, from 10 to - cents per
pound. HOHT & SPEAR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

speciality; also Hats and Bonnets Of all
styles. WaIered and Gros Grain Ribbons,
Sasues, Neck-ties, the most beautiful ever
brought TO warren, at NJ. q NJ. Forman's.
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mrsnensia. NenraIgia,

Headaches and Habitual COstiveness
speedily and permanently cured by j.. W.
Daily, NJ. D., Salina, Kansas. Address with
stamp. oct. =. 5mo.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

"If any man attempts to hsul down
the American flag, bail him on the
spot III. G.
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Horse.

A good sound. family Horse. five years old
and safe for a lady to drive, for sale cheap.
Enquire at Tyler's Gun Store. No. 3 Main
ST., Warren, D. tGct. eft,
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We Sell Tobacco

By the Dbl. or pail rs low as any CIeve-
GATES & DELIN.
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The above prices VIII be subject to iuctua-
tons with other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as the cheapest. Remember the place,
next door to McLain's Shoe store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbun MAI. Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come n see Us. A liberal deduction al
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at ~ cents a
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyt &
Spear, No. 8 Main st
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Atfhp Pnnnlnr

New York Clothing House. the best and
cheapest clothing for Men, Boys, n Chill
dren. Come and see.
NOurs truly. i. NJ. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

The O'COnOr Democrats Of Illinois
have nominated a straight ticket
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFTCE WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNIcLE1
WARREN OHIO. Oct. 5. l72l

OFFTCH WESTERN RgsERvE CHRoNICLE.1
WARREN OHIO. Oct. S.is72(
WOOL 50 a IS
BEANS-SZ.OU per bushel.
FLOUR-sS.T5 90 iO.2j
HAY-Sl2GI5
OATS-G &f5
CORN (oldEEar S5c; Shelled Sc.
DRIEb APPLES-5 tOSe
BUTTER-Fresh Roll lSc
TALLOW-6H tote
CHEkSE-Factory 40 a12lI
HAMS.-COuutry cured SC
EGGS-2
LARD-Country rendered, Sc
PORK-S5d6 per cwt.
PtJrATOE+new 80
FLAX SEED-l.U
POULTRY
Turkeys live lOc.
dressed ljc
chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HInrR-Green. O61< B7c; calf skins 10 ~
Pelts 4JgL.00
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The Straight out Democrats Of Indi-
mi have put a full ticket in the field.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread n biscuits;
Oct IS II. WALDECK.
90 Cases

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can at way down prices,
at James McConnell's,
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For a Good Square Meal
Go to McConnelrs Main ST., Restaurant
and Bakery,
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Now Have on Hand
Played Oat!

a large stock OF Universal Clothes Wiring
ers, and can supply the trade at factory pri-
ces. ". =. Tyler. No. 5 Main ST.
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ABOUT CLOTHING.

j. GoLDsTEIN & son beg TO call atten-
ton to the success that has attended their
efforts to secure for this. falls trade, such a
stock Of Ready Made Clothing that it can
not fail to meet the wants OF the people. be-
ing selected with an eye to durability, as
well as appearance. All our medium and
nne grades Of clothing. will be found made
as strong and as neat as any custom work.
We have given special attention towards
improving the making and trimmings OF
ready made goods. and feel sure that our
efforts will be appreciated BY the clothing
buyers Of this section, who certainly must
be tired of the poorly made trash usually
brought from the east to be sold in this
market
We hope that the above. together with on
well known reputation for low prices and
fair dealing, viii induce our old customers
and all others, to buy their clothing OF rs
this fall and in the future.
Respectfully.
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Every Thing

To the Retail Trade.
We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, GATES DELlN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

We wish IL distinctly understood that in
Offering card PhOtOes for 80 days at 81 90 per
doZ. there is no hokus-pokus about IL, but
we shall deal fairly with all who may pa
tronlZe us, and give them as good pictures
as can be had elsewhere at S3,OO-at the ex-
p~iratiOn OF that time, we purpose resuming
now is the time to avail yourselves OF this
golden opportunity to procure good pictures
cheap. Hours for operating from : a. m. to
4 p. m. in all weather. Remember the
place, Potter's Star Gallery, east side Main
81. Prof. l.. II. BRADLEY,
Sept. .. Operator.
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Ladies

Latest Millinery Arrival.
Fall and Winter Styles just received by
NJ. & NJ. Forman.
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Save Your Money.

Buy your Clothing at Lazarus Popular
New York Clothing House.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

Maltby'S II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands, at Me-
Conuell'S,
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Whether Grant or Greeley is elected so
long as the citizens of Warren and vicinity
are well and satisfactorily clothed, at the
Buffalo Clothing House, No. ? Main st.
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For Moving Machines.
Caster Oil, Lard Oil, Crude Mecca Oil
HOYT & LEAR.
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c lream HAriOfS
oeen every day and evening, at Neon
nell's. Main ST.
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O, how it does the hearts OF all delight.
To see how the B. c. II. comes out of the
hght;
But the fOgy dealers still raveand scold,
While the B.. {. II. stands ever ready and
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In the eating line to be a at Neon
nell's.
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Cold Soda Mater.

The best and coolest In the city, at McCol
nellS.
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Notice.

Ladies Hair BraidS,
Pufs, Frizzes, Curls and Pompadour can
be had at NJ. & NJ. Forman's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

Ladies jet JeWeiry.
Something nice. call and see, at Hull's, on
Main st. June 26-tf
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Be the Laughing Stock

To sell goods at unprecedently low prices
Assure yourself that such Is the fact by cal
ling at the Buffalo Clothing House. No. 2
Main Street.
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All Goods Delivered
Free Of charge. by Mcconnell.
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NOJIce.
We have added to our splendid Stock Of
TObaccOs Barber q StOut's Sendfe.
GATES & DELIN.
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PnbIic Sale.

Examine the Stock
OF DRY Goods just opened at
GUNLEFiNGER & BROS.
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Bear This in Mine.
b Boots It,

Our Fail and Winter stock has been bought
at an unparalleled advantage. Buffalo
Clothing House, No. z Main st.
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S1.On ner Dnzen.

Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found in their season, at
McCOnneps
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CAMP, RANDALL & co.

Retail Price Currsnt. Corrected Weekly
WA1EHN OHIO, Oct 8, 1872.
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Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, &c.
HOIT & SPEAR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-09

We keepth best Fine Cut Tobacco, made
for our retail trade.
Aug. Is. GATES & DELIN.
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\ Fine Lot OF
Oranges n Lemons, fresh and nice, at
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We Make a Speciality
or the Jobbing Trade.
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MahOning DiTisIOn.-West.
Girard 1 Niles WAR'NlLev'b'g PhaP1
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Ice Cold Lemonade
That can be beat. It McConneIrs.
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Millinery Goods.
For Fall and Winter, Just opened. at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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No. 3 Maiu ST.,
Warren, Ohio.
+. HIRSHFlELD, Proprietor.
A. Z. FRANK, Manager.
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As The popular Market Street Drug Store
have just received, direct from the I'M
potter, y full assortment OF Florida
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CANTON,


Hong Kong,
Annoy, via Suez Canal. Just arrived with
a fresh invoice of fine Teas. For iOtg dOlrR
prices go 10 Il. G. StrattOn & Co.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

Every article for the ORaHoKBuRa News
Iaist be accompanied by tho real name Of
the nuthor--not necessa-ly for pablica-
tion, but as q guarantee of good faith on the
part1of the writer.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03
The fsnee Is : costly tlx.ure. mi

The fence is . costly fixture. Illiuois
is saidsto havo ten times Ms much fenue
as Germapyssad Dutohsss. County, New
York, morSthan all Frspce. a narrow
path divides farms in France, d sfspauy
aud Holland ap South Caroline th Z
Improved landgis estineted 70 be worth
100000, o,oO0 the fences have cos. s16,-
100000. The annual repair is teuth
OF ehis. Areoent calculation places the
cost of fences in the, United States ut
$500, 100000. Nicholas Biddle, thirty
years ago, said the Pennsylvania fences
hsdI cost 100000, 600, IN. ohip they
are pus'at 1l5,OO0,o 900, and 10 New
,lye, York at at s'1y44,9oo,O 900. Some day fen.
res g. will dH probably disappear, and boau-
daries will be marked With, fruit and
shade trees, orrneat hedge,rows, (:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

JEFF" DAVIS a ,yAskEr "A Gu.
rious fact has come to tight here, here con. q,
lcerning Mr.. > effei son Davis, Evidence
has been found to be in existen,cae, that,
Instead Of being born in Kentucky, a. a.
has always been supposed, and as he has
always asserted, he. was, really born in
Massachusetts, and, therefore, instead of
being d purrc-bloodcd son Of Southern
ohivalry, he is only Massachusetts
Yankee, ,Lanman's Dictionary Of
Congress" puts Davis down, indefinitely
as having been born in Christian county,
Kentucky, in 1908. Persons who claim
to be we'll informed say that jeff" was
born in old Stockbridgc, Massach husetts
10 1893, and removed to Kentucky With
bis father when small child His
father is said to have been wheel.
wright by trade, and the bouse where
he lived on one side of ,he road aud the
shop where he worked on the other side
are wcll remembered by living witnesses
After all,, the illustrious rebel comes
from Plebciap stock - Wash. Cor. of the
~ Y Tmcs.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

The apportionment bill recently passed
by Congress, which is now before The
President for his signature is virtually
the same that was FIRST passed in the
House before the holidays. 1t provides
Tor 2S3 members to the next House of
Representatives, an increase of forty
over the present House, and fixes the
ratio of representation at about one hun
drcd and thirty seven thousand This
will give five Representatives to this
State, Instead Of four az at present, and
will ncces state the re- districrips of tbs
State before the adjournment of the pre-
sent Legislature,
Several bills have already been intro.
duced, looking to this end. but none of
them seem to possess sufficient merit 20
rom ---+-~-~.. .....s. siuuz1.
Unless the State is rc.districtcd before
the adjournment of the Legislature, it
will be necessary to elect Congress-
man at large, as is now doue in Illinois
This position is an unpleasant one, as
the person filling it, really represents no
one in particular, or any special locality.
II C has only Q negative voice in recon-.
mcndation for Office, and is constantly
interfering with some other member, in
whatevcr he may attempt to do for his
State.
There is ample time for this work to
be done before the 10th of February, at
which time VIC hope the Legislature in
tends to adjourn
This new appointment will give this
State two additional members in the
National Convention to nominate Presi.
dent aud yics-Presideut, making the
number fourteen instead Of twelye.-Lo-
hmJm onion.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03
ALSO 6aTs.
oRASGEBuRG' COUNTY
In CoMaos pLEAs.
Mary D. Treadwcll. Adm'x zvs John II. FAM
ming, ct al s7ss
Complaint 10 Marshall Assets. &c.

mary u. Treadwclis Adm'x tvs John III. FAM
ming, ct al .1s
Complaint 10 Marshall Assets, sc.
BY virtue OF an order Of the said Court I'M,
this action. 1 will sell ut Oyaugeburg Court
House, on Monday, ths 1st day Of Fcbrux
airy, next, during the legal hours of sale;
the Real Estate in this County, Of which the.
late william Il. Trcadwcll, died, seized and
possessed, consisting Of the following tracts
OF land, in the Town Of Orangeburg:
j. Tract of 12 acres, bounded north by
lands OF Thomns Oliver. east by lands Of So.
ca. Railroad Co., G.. Gowan and Estate Of
George IL. Elliott and Railroad Avcnuc.
se...h By nusset.ii Street, and west by lands
OF w. NJ. Hutson, Esq. This tract will be
iniersectea by two streets. aud will be sold
in Is lots of convenient sire. ~
z. The Hotel tract, situated at the corne
Of Russell and Broaghton strce.s, AMI boun.
B. Treadweil and ID. Louis. This win be
sold in g Lots, two or them fronting on Rus
sell street. and one Of these with q good.
Store already erected thereon, three of tlnsn
fronting on Broughton street, and the re-
ipainder constituting the Hotel with ample
stables, aad buildings, and yard and garden
room. being one OF the most eligible pieces
of property in the Town Of orangcburg.
y. Tract of 120 acres, bodnded north by
fauus Vi -uES ann ANDREWS, east Dy Trough
ton street, south by riser and----s,rect, and
west by River street. This tract will bo
sold in &c lots, and will be iniersected with
streets properly located, rending the Lots
available as Town Lots. A portion will be
sold in tract of 8 acres, and another por-
'tion in q tract Of about 20 acres.
a fine brickyard Is on one of the tracts.
= portion ofthese Lots will be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchasers. Plats al,
the said Real Estate can, be inspected at the
Sherifs7s 0licc.
TgnSs--0ne third cash: balance on a.
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage Of the purchaser,
with interest front day of sale, payable AM
EGuaif on rwhafe am Unit she
bond in fully paid up. aud satisfied, and 10
pay for papers recording aad stamps.
Purchaser to have privilege Of paying all
cash, and if any purchaser fails 70 comply
the premises 80 purchased by the party
failing 10 comply 10 be sold on the same day
3cr su,ne convcnient saieday thereafter upoii
the same terms and at the former purcha.
sers risk. a
Sheriff's 0ffce. \, II. Riggs.
Orangtturg c. II. s. c., s. o. C.
;kf,G. - ~ y a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

Some months ago, in referring to thi
subject, VIC said that il better man ffo,
the Presidency than Gen. Grant could
bc found, he ought to, te brought, out
and that he would doubt ess be elected
This opinion is most probably shared b.
Gen, Grant hi,nsclf--h did not seeL
his present Office in the first Place and al
it is not at all likely, that he win max.
any great effort to hold it. But dowYr
to the present moment, we have moi
heard of a moro promising candidate
Many men have been "named, bui
they afe not the men, who are likely Itc
be preferred to Gen. Grant. Mr.. Gree Gree
ley's "claims" are not generally regar,
ded with much favor; he is great Jour;
nalist, but a 'p'iserably poor politician
In the Presidents Office he would be
likely to make as much havoc as the tra,
ditiohal bull in the China shop. Mr
Greeley is the most prominent outside
Candidate set named on the Republican
side - for that great and injured
man. Carl schurz, is unlacki!y ineligi
blc,, owing to defect in the Constitution
which the Worla Kindly proposes to to
rcctify. 1t seems to be generally as. as.
suned that the tilne has not NJ,
rived when the country can with
safety be turned over to the Democrats.
They had the greatest city in the Union
to manage, and the mode in which they
exhibited their plan of government is
,tso well known to need mach descrip-
ton. People are not prepared to see
the Dtmocratic system Of Govern me OF
in New York extended to the whole
country, and line of "Bosses" iastalled
in.tiic White House. There can be no
doubt that The Democrats are at this M M .
taeht largely assisted by the dissensions
OF Republicans. The articles against the
ADMINISTRATION in Democru,ic Jpp papers :,
arc very. watery things compared with
the articles in the Tribnae, Springfield
Rcpadlicoa, and some other papers. papers
But Republicans will, perhaps, grow
tired IN time Of manufacturing ammupi.
tion for Democratic guns; aud if they do
not ut signifies very little, because. ,as,
have always the people to fall back
upon. Much Importance may be at
tached by soriO to the fact that SO Old a
Republican as Mr.. Greeley should deidec
against the renomination of the strong
est leader the Republicans have-but It
Is consolation to reflect that Mr. Gree.
ley, though man of .rcat experience,
is not infallible. Mr. Greeley, opposed
the denomination of Mr. Lincoln-bu.
somehow it bcfcll that Mr.. Lincoln was
reelected. History has knack of rc.
pcating itself, and if Mr.. Grecley's pre-
dietions should turn out to be no nearer
the mark now than they were in 1854,
no one but himself would be greatly as.
tonished.-N T., Times. q sd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

"Washingtons Cityghss doubled It's
majority since The spEiag election. Radi
,eplism e spreading. z Rp. Exchange.
s iSo is the small lpox, but their
spssadiag does pot arghe that they are
either healthy ~ desirable. -" Demo
cratic Laeaage;
Prczactly; but it is psoof that how.
ever much Republiconism resembles
small pox, the people consider it more
healthy ana desirable" than Demoora.
cy. It's very certain that Democracy
doesn't "spread" much at present. G
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03
Sheriff. Sales.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY,
IN PnoBArE CopRr.
In re Est. efG. ~. Bruner.

. { " ..
BY virtue Sf an orJe. from Hon. Thad.
C.sAndrews, Judge of Probate, will sell on
The Est Menday in Eebraary next, Mt Or
angeburg g. H., during the usual hours of
aale.
al that plantation or tract of land In Or
angebnrg County, on Bull swamp, contain
ing ZIG acres, moro or less, and bounded by
lands Of &. Riekcnbaker. Louisa Riley, Re-
becca A. Riley. Esf of ID. Hungcrpiller.
and Run of Bull Swamp.
Terms-Cash sufficient TO pay costa of
proceedings and expenses Of sale, balance
payable the FIRST day Of October 1872, with.
interest from date, secured by bond of pur.
eharser and mortgage Of premises. Pur--
chaser to pay for papers, recording and
| stamps.
ALSO
Er parte Caroline Livingstone and others.
BY ar order in the Probate Court, 1 will
sell for PARTITION among the petitioners, on
the let Monday in February next, at Orange.
burg Court House, 'f]3
tract of two hundred and si~i., =
a.sssa-B county, bounded on lands Of
the widow Murph, Daniel Zeagler, A. q.
| Gaskin, ID. Shuler, n. Wannamaker, Jeo.
Speigncr ard Sam 0rider
Terms-=Sc'R uclI'cayh as will pay the ex-
pcnses of this prUeeeding-Athe balance to be
paid three 'instalmeifts, secured by bond
Eceneitfunea TO pay oae-shird' siie fsSe OF. JAM
uary, 1878, ,-slse next third 1st Janan7.y, 1875
pnd the las, lst january, 1879. wisir interest
on the whole sum unpaid, paya5fe aanaallyt
and . mortgage Of the property. Pnfcim--
sers pay for papers, stamps and record
| ing.
oranssOurg c. IT,, 5. c.. = So 5. o. C..
Jan. 3, 1STl.
janis 3u
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03

II singlo hair from the head.oE Louis
Napoleon. Is said to have been sold, ro.
ccptly, at a fair in London. for sl00.
At this, rate, lo can soon raise that 50,-
100000 francs to occupy tho throne, as
ouracetcd BY Thicrs.