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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
The State Of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

Is THE CouRr OF PRoBArE.
by AUGUSTUS Il. KNOYLTON. ESQ.
Jglgs of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Augustus j Avinecr hath
made suit 10 inc to grant To him Letters Of
Administration OF the Estate and effects of
Lawrence Avingcr, late of said County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonisl
all and singular the Kindred nni Creditors
of thc.said deceased, TO he aud appear be-
fore me at II Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at my Office in Orange.
burg, s. c., on Monday 10th day of June
1873, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, TO show cause il
any, why tho said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and tho Seal Of the
Court, Shis 10th day of May a, ID. 1873,
and in the 97th year OF American indie.
pendencc.
L.s.l AUGUSTUS Is. KNowLToN,
may 3l-2t Judge OF Probate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
STR.lUS L STREET

STRIJtS 4. STREET.
These gentlemen are prepared 10 give
the highest prices for coru, pc,s an
rice. They also beat rice, grind corn
and wheat ON the very easiest terms
Gentlemen who are worthy of the
confidence of the people should receive
an undi9ider patronage.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

A story is going the rounds about n
girl ding Of tight lacing. Thes, ugly
corsets should be abolished pstunter;
and if eeirls cannot live without being
squeezed, we suppose men coull be
found who would sacrifice themselves
We would rather devote three hours IA
day without cent Of pay, as brevet
corset, than to see our girls dying off il
that kiud Of style. Olicc hours almost
any time.
Our business manager attends to thn,
department Of the OHANGEBunG News.
In dc peratc cases, however, say
from sixteen to twenty years, anl ce,y
pretty, we -.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
Il kORTJ0HN AGAIN

hORTJ0NN Il GAIN
Kortj"hn is u peculiar kind of High.
ljutch for short John. Blu, Kortjphn
is never short of good groceries, good
liquors or good cigars. Let those who
are short Of cash trj him he will shortly
convince them THAT dollar goes n long
way at his store
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
MR.. Z. EIE'KIEL-

MR.. E. EZEKIEL-
Not satisfying with beating his
competitors in the jewclry line, Mr.
Ezekiel last week administered beet
ing to the Editor of the News, and the
+, ditor herewith returns thanks for tie
lcets.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
'INE Grove -4CADENI-

PINE Grove DENY
We tender our thanks to the Trustees
and Patrons of this fourishing institu
tion, and also to w. G.. Tyson, Esq, for
an invitation to attend the exhibition
and pic mic which are to take place next
Wednesday, the Goth instant at the
school honse
We hope our tow. ill be well repre-
s,nte1 OH the occasion.
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NESS ERS FOSE & IzLIR-

MESsERS FOSE & IzLAR- @
Our readers will find the advertie
ment of the above firm in our columns
this week. These gentlemen arc too
well known as Grst class grocers for us
to make any further comments.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

4 correspondent thinks that if Rail
Toad Companies admit negroes to their
cars, Lester Walla,k ought to admit
them to his theatre. 1t is hardly fair to
compare the two, because of this very
great difference between them, 60 wit ::
that Lester Wallack has soul to save,
und the Rail Road Companies Invent.
IN Y. Com. al.
That Lester Wallack has sould to
save is the very best rsason why he
should obey the laws of his country.
SO, try i; again, friend Con,mcrcim
But perhaps Lester, though disre
,sardipg his own soul, is doing the best
thing he can for those Of the colorcd
people by keeping them out of his
theatre. Well he onght to know.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR.
ORANGEDURG COUNTY.
oRAvoERunu, S. c., May 29th 1873.

UNANGEBuRu, 5. G., May 29th 1873.
NOTICE of Redemption of lands sold at
Delinquent land sale May 1872 to A. F.
Browning. q. W. Baxter and Thad c.
Andrews, purchasers.
TAKE NOTICE, that John r. Griffin
g. W. Thompson and Mrs NJ A. Thomas,
have made application for the redemption
of their Real Estate sold at said sale, and
have paid into the County Treasury the full
amount of taxes penalties &c., together
with 20 per cen, additional, AS required by
law. 81,
l@ = JAMES vANTAssEL,
County Auditor.
,nay al .,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

WATSON O'CALN ESQ
Has our thanks Tor compelling his
brother John O'Cain Esq, to share
vegetables with us last week, and John
has our thanks for submitting 50 grace
fully to the compulsion.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

The Abhevillc Medium modcstly says
that "thc climate of Abbeville is so
genial, and her society so elevated and
hospitable, that number Of ch rmng
and Intelligent young ludi from Char
leston will shortly visit us to spend the
summer"
So is om climate genial and SO is or
society elevated and hospitable-- but the
young men alone are sufficient induce
merit in tltis burg.
Ihank heaven; though, Orangeburg
isn't obliged to send to Charleston or
anywhere else for charming and intelli-
gent young ladies" Try Us and sec
brother Medium.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
R.fHLERS


R.fHLERS-
=. Herman Wahlers has a stunning
advertisement in this weeks NEWS.
Read it and laugh. Tie now offers Ice
for sale at p cents per pound in quaint
ties over 10. .pounds-and at cents per
pound for 100 pounds and over
We think the whole matter as to
Captain Jacks trial, execution SC +,
ought to be turned over to Wuhlers and
Asbury Wannamkcr. J hey are the best
"fcllers" in Town.
THAT OTHER NEW STREET.
Three Of the 70 lr members of the
Town Council reside, aud are property
holders, on the North side Of Russell
Street. They recently opened New
Street, the result Of which was to en-
hancc, considerably, the value of al
property on that side of Russell Street
including their own Now the people
on the other side want New Street to
connect the Five Chop Road with Mar
ket Street-aud they mean TO have it :,
100.
The opening Of such street is d.
manded no. only by the "South siders ="
but by all the best interests of the town.
The very men who Owned property along
the line of the last opened street, and
who assessed its value at about twenty
five dollars per acre, now relusc to sell
bal ding lots along the line Of that
street even at the rate $500 per aero !.
We need more building lots at prices
low enough to enable poor men to buy
and build aud to have more lots we
must have more Streets.
Wake up. City Fathers! VIC are
going for you cccry time un il we have
that other New Street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
.NERONEr s BArTAR,s RrSS-

!TERONET & BITTER'S BES.S-
Has beeu repaired and rcpantc!. All
Orangeburg is crazy in admiration of
its beauty. All praise is due those
gentlemen for their energy to improve
our Town. Moroney's Buss is the best
advertisement Orangeburs ever hal,
and our citizens should admire AMI up
hold such an enterprise. ller oncy's
hotel is the dy .jo'c Of Orangebnrg, and
his "busscs' are the best afforded.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

Professor Goudsmit, OF the University
of l.cyden, re chcd here yesterday. He
comes to stu'iy the workings of our
institutions aud their results. SO far
as the workings of our institutions 20,
he must need travel around Il good deal 10
satisfy himself. but he can get IL perfect
epltomc of the results" by simply visi-
ting the Tonbs " J, Com Id.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

Some men at Louisville were ketting
IN tie weight OF "A Ia sc mule, whcu one
man, WHO WIS a good judge cf the
Weight Of fve stock, got behind the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

FIRST COTTON BLOOM-
j. ID. Kictt handed to Us, day before
yesterday the first cotton bloom OF the
season. In this County at least.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21
Il O @ a i ssm,
SATURDAY, JUNE 2iS1s73,

The man most likely to make his
mark in the world-one who cannot
write his own name. al a.
Making ''local application" of this
ddlo, what a number Of distinguished
'Shcu we have in Orangehurg County
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

Every dog kas his day; The following
he eautilul lines were written before jack =
day was over:
I'm Captain Jack of the Lava beds.
i'm cock o the vail, and chiei . the ReG.
| Kin "lif the har' and scalp the heads
of the whole United States Army.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

The disadvantages f carrying pistol
were illustrated un SUNDAY. in Brock Ign
t'y young n,au WHO accidentally killed
Ais uIu,hcr
But suppose hc had killed his mother
in law.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

You may have seen tho children lof
sfme iunil- walking to church, all
clothed in a different t, lor. Yet are
they all childrcn of one parent: all
Brothers and sisters.
You may have seen other children
walking to church, a,rd all of differ
ent color. Yet are they all children of
ono parcut aud at least half( )brothers
and sisters.
That isto say in this part of the
country.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

Light is like burslar-it is contin
ually breaking in upon somebody.
SO that oll'fagies are your true "bur
gllr proof" No light ever breaks in on
Uhcm.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

Billings give US two items on gain"
The partridge, grouse and pheasant are
cousins, and either one Of them, str4d
die, gridiron natural enuf tew have
ben born there.
An Iowa church meant to be pn trio,ic
in having lis steeple painted with ,t,rs
and stripes" but the pr ,c,icll RS lt i,
that strIngsrs are continually led thith-
er to seek an "easy shave"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

"A game of basc ball in CranstoR
Iowa, WAS interrupted the other day in
singular manner: A cow caught the
ball on its bounding way aud swallowed
it.
Bclton's football is about foot iu
diameter. Let's see the cow who dare
swallow Tut,
Unless she has Mr.. bulls permission.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-21

This is from the Augusta (Ga.)
Gtroacie:
"Delinquent subscribers shonld not
permit their daughters to wear this
paper for hustle There being so
much due on it, there is danger of tax
ing cold.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-09-20
HOTELS, Erg.l
G: COLORADO q I, &c 9 HOTEL,
CHA STREET s's% $ 8 !
sunA .itsa-5 . - a. =.
eMA srREEr..5

= 91,e- undersigned, well known through
out the Territory and California, has re.
opened fhis Hntel, aud is confident of sue
erss. No pains or expense Will beispared
to make it the Hotel of the leoaasry The
reoms are larg,, and well ventilated and all
fronting the street, The. tables viii lnek
nothing that the uiarket affords. IA
jt7 tt ~ ssa WM sBURKE-s
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! SAN DIEGO BRANCIJ.

For Santa .BGc6Qxy, San .Isdro
s-AAa - and i%ti, eseg5. ia j.
The steamer Orizn6o or the
steamer Rucifc will leave for the
above ports every. five days, at .
n. NJ.
Returhing,wili leave San Diego
for above ports and San Francisco
every FIVE days Is Z.
FDa' H0aOitiu.
Steamer Costa Rico, Capt. La
iidge, sailing June 4th and July
24th, occupying 70 days in round
tripAf8 fsz 80 ts.5.5..
For Nogdoiena Bay, GdpresSaIi
Lucas, aH0zqtipas Gueyaaas isf 4
dja1 Ia PIz. 81 aka
The steamer california. Captain
Metzger, will ieaye- at Il O'Clock
noon, once each nioi:th, for said
Through Bills of ladins sign
ed, and through tickets sold from
and t0all ports on The San Diego
route, to and from New York,
Etrore, Mexico and Central.Smer-
ica,. at San -ffancisfo tariff rates.
uesG. |. TAGGART, Ageat,s
j;05-tf San Diego.
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NEwaesAN r,lEGe I1orEL

TNHIS COMMODIOUS HOpEII
-E is Pleasantly situated on Est,
.irear Culserwell'se wharf, withiB.
easy access 'ot passengers hySthe
steamers, q .f,e3 ss.4f; .:=r <3aa :
TUE TABLE is supplied with,
tire best the Inarketfaffordsr and
every attention paid to thescoin-
fort Of guests. EssY ssgf.fsi ALI
: STAG is. : FpR7SARIous POINTS
leave this house regularly.
juli-3m S. s. DpNNELES.
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published every Saturday, by
.ks.S3t44 G.@1I4! NIT NOR.
Enthusiastically ii Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
ADVERTISING:

One inch, space, or less, one inserI
.tien, 50 90; each Subsequent in
sertien,, 81 % Contracts BY the
month, quarter or year at re-
duced rates. -
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JOB pRIN,TfNGi

Legal Bksnks, briefs, Bill-heads,
I4ettersh eads, Circulars, labels,
Cards, Programmes; etc, print
9ed inegery style, with heatness
and dispatch.s a. 4s.r- :
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Arizona omcial directory.
tFEDERAI.s

Congressional Delegate, r. G..
MeCormieks... Governor, A. PIX.
Stafford Tucson ..Territorial er-
retary, Coles Baslnforsl, TUCSON. !.
Iadiani Il fairs, Herman
BendeH, Prescott .sl....a... Chief
Justice, lst Dist, John Titus, Tue
ison.....Assoeiate, 2d Dist, DeForast
Porter, Yuma /; Sd District G.
"a. Tweed, Prescott .-s..U.S. Atty,
j. aEsn McCaffrey, Tucson. ........
isis. Marshall, l. o. Dies ason,
prescott. t.w...G. s. Surveyor Gen'l,
John WATSON, Tucself....Regist'r
LaHd Office, ,H.sA. EASTMAN, Pres
seett.-.sReeaiver, Georges Lount,
Prescott U S.n Collector lns.
Revs Thomas Cords, Prescott.
us. sAssessor,n III. A. Bigelaw,
Prescott... saU. s. sl,l Mail Ag':,
Is n. Dawley!.~Depoty Collector
of Customs, f. IL Goodwin,
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Yrma County.
Probate. Judge, I'hos J

81 Probate. Judge, Thos J Bidweli
Dist Att,y, G. W. G: Rowell
Sheriff, Il, IL Goodwin.......
CLERK Dist. totirt, John, w. Dor
rington -. ..R etorter, j. s. Spann
I. .'freasuri.r, Jno. s. Carr. .:S'u-
.psryisorS: G. Baker, Il. NJ Fisher.
JIM Hetiohdt,,. =. Public Adminis-
1rattjr. Fl INLindse ...S..J S Spanii
eat TOWNSHIP oFFTcEI.s.
Justices of the Peace-Rete.
Doll, Etiferte &C III Lander,
III EfLindsey e II Brinlcy.
Se.-T,ss ! yr-ao HEoars
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in iss season. 5h,te's aud restaur,uIts s,fp,
pih,d at short hoiira. Orders from Tie
eouat,y apronptiy ,rtie6drsi te.ss 2ss''1
3. aul6 ii as.s,. = JOHN .BRfSoN,S
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ID APID. GROSVliI and sOLiI
n, ImDrOyement arc the attire

| fioIts Of IIorton's Atldition..
InstIis- most desirable part o.
the I ''ity, Lots 50xI61. feet are sef..
'-ff fffflgirtin s!a5to8t.2gG, and ,,Bloc Il
I. 81 n y Z:5lle ifsct from $50 upwarsis
Y, III Isl 'fained aiTg1al finest sitn .
tiQIsf5T suburban resid nees. Al
Of W'fief1 can be- tlught With
fsi..lsS s 8 9sts.s.y ~ = s..E. TItIsT0N,
! q. s.ss] 20 q 4, toa:oa Iseaise
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IRA AVEy.ERS' GUIDE.
: Yuma Postal DIRECTORY.

IuMa Pos9aI DIRECTORY.
: Mails Tor California vest close
at 3sP. M. on Sundays and Tues
days, and IT. NJ. on Fridays.
Mails for TucsoH (east1 close at A
pm. T'nesdays, Thursda and SAT-
lurdays, fs s.. lss1
Mails from Tucson arrive about
$ r, NJ. on Tuesdays, Ffida. s and
sundays. = : : Z s.s4a saAss
- Mails for Prescott, via Ehren-
berg, close at 8 a. NJ Wednesdays
and Sundays, and arrive Tuesdays
and Saturdays. "a
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Ma AsITs SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 90 1873. !.
MISCELLANEOUS
Psei6e.Mal S as.Eco.
For sapan and Cisis.a. ];

~ l.: a. 5s - 3,eEez; 80 " ss}xF 4
T FAVE Wharfdeor- EEA.
IL. ner of First & Bran f.SsHffs
nan streets, On the 1st Eazssssssss
and>I6th Of every5nionth, puncts
ualIy at noon for Yokohama and
Hongkong, ,connectingat .Yekoha-
ma With the eCelnpany,s Branch
Line for Shanghai, Via Hi4goand
Nagasaki. = le So
For New York VIA rahhrna
Leave. punctualIy at ~ O'Clock
noon, en-. the 9Th land 10Th Of
;nash month for Panama, and con-
Meeting, via Panama Railroad,
with one ofthe .Conopany'a ,spfen-
didasteamers from ;AspinWlIl for
New York. EEss - .a
When the sailing date falls, Jon
Sunday the steamer will sail son
the preceding Saturday.
= !. sAi1 steamers call at Mazatlan,;
NtanzapiIlo. and Acapulco, con-
meeting at last pert with Com
parY's steamers for all Central
.AnIeris an porfa1 Alistearaers up
and down call at SAM l1iego, ex.
eeDt dIGSkd, -
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a5r. San Diego and Yuma
4 = - Es1asxssm.,sss. -
e. 8. Nt1sE4 H. LIN

z@... .Copneeting at Yuma with iMoore
= d arr's LinetR Tucson. @aS
q ri assT Mice in UNION. Building,
So COZ. Feurthsand i! !sts., San Difgoa
- = 5, Office in. stewards brick build.
-xr.e9 ing, Fifth street, near 2 NJ. S. s.,
80, Cos wharf. f AZ 80 ssss
a., =. ..i'ss.g JOHN CAPReiN, te arAs
xxef. - So Proprietos to Arizona. .
.....s esszT AMEs sra. y Is i ,.srsI
,...i',e1 County Recorder YElns Co.
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NEW MEAT MARKET
LANE, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS z

Tie undersigned bces leave 10 .aeuonnce-
70 tic residents of Yuma fast he has
opened Meat MARKET on Maiden Lnnes.
IN the stand formerly accnnied bY Redens
do & Bro, ,1wflere' hc VIII keepcoitstsuiys
on hand '.'''sD = :, .s,.sg1ys
.as4s EEEF,s ra isa8siil
MC1TON,a s3Egss
assziS.s. - :, yEiE.,Esz has |.
81 81 eisss p6KK,is'i f-stqh
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SODA WAFER FACToay.

The undersigned bcgs leave to-
Inform his numerous patroIfs, and
ti;e public generally, that he is
bow pre- pared to- furnish them
with. SODA WAT FIR. aid sSA ~
s s.APARiLEA, Btftiio .l,Dstics t5is
i,oxaei10rdey,S szffoan the ilts'fitir
"jlI be Promptly sat!cr1Ad---te..11
ATIdress " 81. PtTLIsl2RS-
Mains stn&ytA seTfssissss T.. o.;
Yuma, A. T apps. Gfasa
szs- 49, = , : Z * = IS, :si'; - -
90 TO S[ITNEIt}i..n,;S iatsn !
fssYeyt4 iaaesa isls-ffs ls-ff.. sssI
g ~ eEzs - sss.zsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-25
DI n Id.

BREWER In Georgetown, ID G on the ga
instant, GEO. r. BREWER, ia the stth wear ~ I'd.
ags, IN the full assurance Of bssfal Immortality
B's funeral will take place sunday, tie d, h. al
no 900.
BUSTER. Suddenly, on the go int. l.. LOUIS A.
BHSTE X, IN The ISL year q his age.
The friends and relatives - the f.mily respect
inlly requested 60 attend his fuuera from the resi-
dsDce - his n,other-U-law, No. ll2 south Roy Al
street, Alexandria, Va, on Sunday, oStober IS n,
81 O clock o. IN.
BELL. After long and painful illness, Mr..
REBkCOA BELL, the beloved wife Of Gilbert
Bell, departed this life on the 2fth OF October Is
minutes past o clock, IN the Stn year Of her age
:, Her funeral will taKe place from tbs Asbury NJ.
x. Church, on Monday, 9th inst. at I O'Clock.
Family and friends are invited 20 attend.
CLARK. At the residence Of Gss. o. wundsr,
Alexander County, Va, on the evening Of the 2ffh.
IlLLlk, daughter Il the late james T and JOrnelIa
Funeral services At II o'clock Sabbath morning.
81 the house. VIII reach COngrsssio Ral cemsterT
about ~ O'Clock.
CooKsKY. At BIS O'Clock ,. m, October R,d,
1873. THOS. a. COOkSEY, Of Typhoid fever, 20
The 18Th year Of his age.
Toe funeral will take place from his late residence,
300 street, between 81 and a. streets southwest,
on Sunday, October 10th, NJ 81 O'Clock D. N
Friends u the family are respectfully invited.
iPnnce Georges, Md, papers please oopy1
sTANTOh. In Georgetown, on Friday. the afts
Instant, after lingering illness, Mrs. REBEOOA
NJ beloved wife Of Thomas j. Stanton.
TIE friends OF the family invited 70 attend her
funeral from her late residence 80 West street On
Monday, October 9th, at 3 clock a m which will
proceed TO Trinity Church, where Requiem Mas
viii be offered Tor her repose.
IBaltO. Sun please oopyI
SMITH On the 80 instant, a. n 50 D. m . in the
sgh year Of bis age, ANDREW SMITH.
his funeral viii take place at .. m. Sunday, the
His friends are respectfully invited 20 attend Resi-
dence, No. 10 Congress street.
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How Pianos are Injured.

According to a prominent manufacturer
there are more pianos injured by improper
tun ne than by legitimate use and the coas.-
quent natural wear Of the Instruments rae
frame OF good piano, fully strung aud tuned
IS made 90 resist a tension equal 20 about seyes
tons. This severe strain relaNes a. the string.
recede from the pitch. but is renewed when ~,
piano Is tuned; aud Il is frequently discovered
as result of this repeated process. that the
frame Is bent or bellicd, aud, At the hands OF an
Ignorant tuner, or one lacking good Judgment
al Instrument az this stage l. soon injured he
yond remedy. With reasonable use, a piano !,
expected 90 remain in good condition Tor seven
years, and the best makers will 30 guarantees
their instruments; but the inconvenience kad
malpractice OF certain so-calied tluers
sets the seal of destruction on tOnsauds
OF instruments in from two 70 five years
The piano manufacturers advise purcha sers 10
have their instruments tuned 10y representa-
tlyes of the respective factories from which the
pianos are sent as they are aware OF the terrible
ordeal through which the instrument must
pass At the hands Of tuners OF every degree OF
Intelligence and ability. IL IL but a far pre-
sumption that the makers OF an instrument
ought 10 know how 20 tune 10 properly aud
without Injury TO It's most important parts. vet
there are, comparatively, very few persons Wbo
pTont by the we'll meant advice, an impression
prevailing I'm some minds that the suggestion is
not entirely disirterCstCd, a. the makers ch arge
- for tuning, while professional tuners aud the
music stores ask hut Sl-jD aud some OF the
Bohemians but Al. But were the matter fully
and generally understood bv the owners ~
pianos, they would consider il greatly 70 their
interest, even in the light Of an Investment. q
nave their instruments tuned by parties in
whose hands there is tie least possibility OF &C
ciucnt or luTy.-NCirnnfc ArfrricHH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-25

Why NoT?-Spesking OF the scheme to warm
the Erie canal, the Boston Post thinks the in
yentiOn might be applied TO agriculture.
"Ihere IL no reason, !" 1t saws, "why the farmers
should lose six months in the year just 90 within
the seasons" Why not 60 farther and melt the
barriers TO the open Polar Sea2
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