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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
WTHR SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. -Ws

wTHR SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. K.1Ra
Thislin afordsuneaualiedi ndn.oms,ts .. ~,
S9ne dessIng cheap and passage to IN
ana deserV es part aTly the attention of al
9gen IS desire to of the nogoestead
bilI passed by the last Congress
Inc Pennsyl Vania Central Railroad wiz a tia eor
nSctng lines y by l3' miles the shortest r0uts 10
Ch1eag0 and other promn tpl aces the West AVA
II also the quickest heapest and best rsute 10 al
prominently places in the Southw and Northwest
Passengers are arded in comfortable and air,
passenger Cars. furnished with seats win
moyeaolebaeks. water tank stO ves in Winter and
comfort OF families ~ '' u
, ThIouRh tiekets1 sold to all prominentpl plAeea;,
ne est, SouthWes and North vest at about hsi
the usual first class fare. ' NNi
CHdren under hye years old as free and children
Price. 's P"' AS'''
Baggage eek cd and forwarded by tbs ANA t,aio
VT WI tae psssengefs Eightypounds Ofbaggage ear
The train leaves daily except SUNDAYS and6cL.,.
mast ee procured and baggage delivered at the o ce
n g. no Mark OF street. by o'clock, y. NJ
by addressing the undersigned he will forward
return OIL mail free Ofeharge. e.aeirculArcontaininR
complete price list. n map, a correct copy
homestead Law, aPd give such other Information
may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK AGENT
Oftba Pennsylvania Railroad Companv
No. lilo Market Street, PhiladeIpb'n
PhtladalDbiAs June ~. 1asiS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12
D EIAW ARb RA1IHoAD III
lMAh AkRAN0EMEMT

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-12

A vigilance committee at Dodge City, Kansas.
faIdede 9aRcs house last Saturday apd' kifed
Two despergdoes named Hi aud Williams.
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We should like g. know man sLs Ices
not want - Office H. would ts political 80.
rio.iiy Bsruum certainly va.,li silnsp blm
u hc GOULD procure him "a ~ a'hef way
lion. WIN n Nrrrick sp.kenofasar eau.
diiats ior the y seuau a. 'hf place tia,
lLc Baltimore Ga-s", fear. uiay be- Gllcd rs
lion John 4 o. Cresyri W. Mcr''ck
quit" competent fnT the position a. either
Governor why ~ Nr SNann. H. certainly
would L' co., efc,ltablc scnlt"r .. either -
them aud he would hr - acceptable t,thr pen
pie of the state. We suppose the lI'n. VIM
/. Hamilton. the present occupant Of hat ~
siii,n. will slsn be 2 candidate.
a farmer. convention Ns- held ~ Pr,ng
field. Illinois, last week. During the first day
Of is session it passed resolution condemn"
ing the members 81 Cungrcs. from the west i'r
voting the extra g. eco back pay. Before u
adjourned finally il reversed this action aud
rescindci the res tuition. The members II the
convention got "a ,hroagh their wool that u
they wished tn sceur. cheap railroad Trans
pprla,i"n for their produce perhsp4 It W"ula be-
best t. lee Congressman alone.
- The Northern Central Railway Company
has done cpmmendt bile act. II looks like
real enterprise aud should be- gratifying 70
every man who desires the growth aud inn
rrovemcnt 81 Baltimore. II has leased its road
10 the Pennsylvania Railway Company i"r The
purpose Of raising million aud half dollars
10 improve lie wharvcs aud iePois Il Canton.
that the trade cfthc city may be thereby faciii-
ta.ed. This is well for our great commercial
city. Let her wings expand and trade increase
until she rivals New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CLOTHING:
lLOTMING

AUGUST LOOSE, MERcHAsT TAiLoR, Towsontown.
announces that he has laid In his stoek Of SPRING
esCMMgR GOODS for gentlemen and youths wear Nv
N description Of goods worn can b. found In hi. IS
'hiishmsn,, which viii be made the shorte, pos
sibe notice. In nea, and fashionable manner See III.
advertisement IN another column fApr. lin
PERKINS Is still PhotoEraphing the human fac,
divine at his long established GALLERY Ms. sos and
900 baltimore street. iir - making LiFEsIZED
PORTRAITS, enlarged fr7m Old drsaetotyI.es, and
small pictures a speciality can on PERKINS
Oct. ~ ty
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Miscellaneous.
JOHN II. EMORY.
Nc cal Estat Age
No. AZ st. Paul ST., Baltimore,
No. 2 smedloy Row, Towsontown.

No. Q Smedloy Row, Towsontown.
4 DAMS NEGOTIATED, GkOCAp EEaT-
Ia COLLECTED, REAL ENTAlh BOUGHT
AND SOLD. EXAMINAIiu& % iIIL
promptly attended 10.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANCL tot Ba!tmof'
city property, a COUNTRY SHAT toNIA
INC los ACRES, located u miles from Bait
more city, miles North 81 Magnolia -tail"h'
l.. ". i. y. H. L., % "a Ili!r from stag route.
improved By o large ornamental con IahL
DWELLING containing ~ Ioums, !. clpsets,
stgfo room, large cellar, IA pump anH da'f!
al dwelling, wltb line spring out bulIdihga
consist Of large Barn, Corn House. HcHAcfy,
s:noke House aud Wood Shed Orchard "'
Peach, D.nri aud STANDARD Pear, ounce AF
pie aud Cherry trees, all bearing 1afdrHe'h
tains Grarca. STawbcrries, Currents i'HsP
berries and BiackbeFries. Two siIcai.s l'as
through the property.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOL ci1i
PEOPEKI IA line farm confirming 80 Acre,
situated oH the y. &. L. " short dlstaur"
from Baltimore; acres "a god timber, bal
alcu ~ d high state 81 cu!tisaiioh. aLd N'.i
watefed improved - q Frame house contain.
ing fppms gYyd a.4.d stable ~ horses -"
crws, c1rL ci.b, gTalaE!, chicken h"u-'. ARG
enough Tor 900 cL.ckeAa .pLLg LHss' ati
all atheF necessary ".t baal.Ags bee co. 3
22C choice fruit tl.-s. Low bt.rLg -uD"gfai"
y.nss, y.4rs olI. VII ~ .aHl r."4P - -
cAang'd i,f &C.! pf.I'si! .a
fOEbaLL -AF!HEIAEa ct-1A4Stt"
| lni AtEE-, NOR, - %. F.. i.gf nI.'. 5000" i'-
il,fs .l.., La.t.b.9i. o. 4Lfs, -t4 ...s'" 'l'
.r.s. Br.s.!-Lds.... s. g. y. j. 49,.
proved H4ih Cue 4.f. 44' ID a i''
--ry spt ba.-4lgs
FOR ALA IAHsi q. o.. 1.Eis "i
LAND, more ~ Jess. tu-t. D. .i.'
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.MiKKlEll

gu Apr C.h. by Rev. " 7. u. Clcmm. Wv
u. LiLLr atd Nam " 'liru both of Ialt-
more county
On the y. 90 February. by Rev " l.. Mc
kenney, IH-ttn x BsiNt.r aui JtNsit II
BAtLrF. both 81 NJ wash ngton.
April %. t-l5. by the Rev Mr. Wh.sI.r n
CAV MItsgs. oi Baltimore county h. 81 -
-lAnnA v L-nLn.. OF nAlLLm.t. cliN
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'BALTIMORE MARKETs.
Corrected fron T1nr.clsy.s paper..

FLOUR.
Howard 50. Super Si.65@S5.75; Extra $685.
saxzI5i Family e7..56 s9.ssi Patapsco Fam.
.llypl.s0 Rye Flour Si75d $500; Corn Meal
ESxsb@ $3.50.
GRAIN.
Southern White Wheat $2.O5 Red a..
fhoicc Western whitesl.75; Pcnnsylvania Red
Sl.95i White Corn 5000 cts; Yeilow do
1906; Oats 80 cts.; Rye 90 cts.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides Of cents; Shoulders "a cents
for cured meats; Hams t2i@ts cts. Lard
refined, u cts; Liverpool ground salt 81. IS!
@$i.65; anc $2.65@S2.T5 per sack; Turks
Island 35@iO cts. per bushel.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

ELc' nos ~ .oNvE,ti'tt. pn Monday last
there was an election held Tor Governor aud
other State officers aud members of Congress.
tn" returns show that the Greeley Liberal can.
didaic. ingcrsnil. wa elected BY abou, i.ooe
maj"riiy. The members Of Congress stand A.
they dii before. The Senate stands fourteen
Republicans aud seven Democrats The lower
house Is likely Republican by small majority.
Gen lIswley has been re elected by largely
increased majority. There is about this al
ference between this years aud las, years re-
suits The Republicans have Lost the Govcr-
nor. Tho legislature stands abou,As il did aud
Gen. IIawley gets larger vote than las, wear
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

Hon. y. J. Goldsborough. United States
Marshal. filed new bond. took the oath Of of
Zee and began his duties anew Tor another
term Of four years on Monday II this week.
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BE True 10 Yo,,,.sef,es.

lion. Washington Booth assumed the duties OF
the Collector Of Customs Of the por, Of Baltimore
on Thursday Of this week. Il Is o position Of
vital importance 10 the merchants Of the city, 10
the Republican party Of the State, and 10 those
'rho are anxious 10 secure positions Uadcr he Col.
iector.
Conserving Mr. Booths connection with the
frs, two We have spoken before. To the las,
named individuals We have q word TO say. We
have no doubt that Mr.. Booth will distribute
what patronage he has a, his disposal as fairly as
he can under the circumstances attending the
pcrplexities OF the situation. We have this con.
fidencc in him. During his administration Il 10
our purpose TO supper, him in his conduct Of the
department warmly aud chcerfully when that
conduct addresses itself 10 US as being in harmo.
ny with the welfare OF the business community,
the nation aud the party. Now, we have come
means Of knowing something abOu, the arplica.
iions that have been handed In by seekers Of
places in Baltimore county. We do not think We
| exaggerate when VIC say tina, there are ten aPpli.
can,s for every possible place there Is TO ILL.,
With this condition OF affairs there will be nine
GU, OF every ten applicants disappointed, because
bu, one OF the ten can get an Office. This Is not
the faul, Of the appointing power. Il is because
the offices are too Few for the applicants The
entire ten may be each equally entiled to prefer.
meat. The claims OF one may be as good as an.
other. They may all be equal in fitness aud ca.
pAei,y TOT the phase they seek They migh, all
reflect equal credit upon the appointing power
They might all be equally satisfactory to the
party Yet sHs geis place and aiHs mus, he
turned away empty The nine are disposed 10
consider the party aud the appointing power IN.
grateful. They are INCLINED to gtsmbs sg.-,py
-=.sh things agAias.. .<-sas. -! 'sAvsil.4 .-ssp
"A well As agains, ,hoss Aho refused TO aid them
We consider this all wrong. Yet 1t Is natural
! Il is human nature Il is no, the proper course
| 10 pursue 90 geaeral principles
] Understand ogt words Arv bas,d uI,va thc
gsgm.sc q fair dealing THIS We believe Nf
4 BO0ih al! 10, AL 10 give iast r,..r..io tlIi
| 20 ca. go l'itts lad tis - sof "a. Cti,.. ,
,i-a Then friends beAs yost i.sappo.u,ruet' 4.
/ patiently tacr the music Ike brave ~ o. aul
soaua4s scar lcvouoa 10 ,le aal., " ,.I4a.
I she p,' te yourself '1 to4r Ae,4 .'a.uel u.
I s4.., AL ia,hargc ,u4f l4'.c. 81 ,.4..,. ,..
. ,a.- ,.H ..,, ,e4. eo.aifs AMI va. ca e.h
. .-. sa.ac tga 'aaf 80 90 before III nars
sssvet BIB fa.s i, Is s.Ia'ry ,a.t fr
fssaea's ta., t..as does aa' &. us af IS. lie
..al4A.i q. rsD %, VA esfgas,s ..a.
s.e 5a.s 9, 'ae Pse.l.a-s eoas.le-a a..r .--
SOFA -vEI -ar-at-l mAt .as
h.l,l. fr t.s.r s4.e.,s I'M
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
IENRY DANzEGLOCK.

Manufacturer and dealer in frst class Ladies',
Misses and Childrcn's Boots. shoes, Caters aud
slippers. TEMPERASc TEMPLE, Nc. -
n. Cav SInEET, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
80 r. riTd DsAisoh g,Yroehea.~e6
April i3.-6m.
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Ne,O Advertisements.
FOR sHERIEF

n5sBcing solicited by friends, both Demo.
e<S cratic and Republican, hereby an
nounce myself as q candidate, at the ensuing
election, for SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE co.
STEPHEN BARTON.
April I2.-tE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

An election for Mayor aud City Council
was held in Ellicoit city oh the 9th fnsls"t. II
resulted in the election Of three Republican,
and three Democrats all Of whom were upon
the same ticket. Jas. y. vansant, Republi.
can candidate for Mayor, was elected By ~
majority over 0ea. W. Isaac. Democrat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

NOTICE.
A QUARTERLY MEETING q: iAc West
IA eru Run Horse Thief Detective company
viii be held At cockeysville. on
!SatHriey. APr1 1914. is.1.
at O'Clock +. n
Members are requested g. be pauciual IN
their attendance. Ry order.
THOMAS =. MATTHEWS.
April S.-3t. Secretary
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- Sc az s.ai hat he H,qigri fs....
6ni. samsth.as 70 iesr,ssi Masses fhssfi's fsa
sss uss y e. Pre. dent IS leon tbifs' .saeui1r.s
d ht8 fo4al t.f'a. Va she sr's - 'nsu b.a.fay
A. q y.cs Pfssideni w.l.ou .n -, ~ o. dos,
. Han - Tea Gofasa q Fss,ias ne s.s-
ate even bat faf a fsA nomcat.. I-ts 'ta' gen.
,lsman infni'e eftdi' ths e,ssu every 'satau.
able man To- 'hs lsui ~ lrn.l, there hope
f,f che JsrsH
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being part 81 a tract called He. Lt." ~
Laurel Ill., situated near ~. Old Frederick
Road aud near Mt b. Slles. - Tim convent.
ent distance 81 the Cat5nsvilie Railway. aud
in an improved aud rap ily iuirns ~ part 81
the country said interest beng tAc whole -
the said undivided moi-iy. ~ hail, tubj.ct o.
the payment Of the sum 81 tn thpu-aLd dol.
lars aud interest thereon from the lay 81 SALE.
The whole Of said tract. ar p,f' b! tact %
land, c0nta. "a about
EIGHTY FIVE ACEL~. Two Nopb-. ASb
TWENTY EIGHT -prAEE rL.rHE-.
NOR" - ie.-, aud !,L Now .I tu. l.. .... ts.
saii CLarrs ~ Eeat'r. ssh, ,...... '..- 20.
aud is m'fe particularly I.s...s.. r. i u.. -
gag" from Tie ta.d l. airy aal $50. '. =
iliI aud Rand Ias .ier t.uli.... .t.. ~. p
lay - January, Is.i aLi fs. ....t 90.
Land Records Il B.ltfu.f.s ..... .r
u. A.. No -. Polio a.u
The terms q! sad tale o. tf.
decree afe- fIf carL.
wN bA%'iL I....
sTHOHhs & 'p..h.-,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

|. TowsoSTowx. April 10th, 1879.
.E;hiors IinioH In last weeks issue you ask
me why the report Of the schools was not publish.
ID ia the comfy pTrss
.ias,rer 1T done in one paper you charge
Ring u 10 all. IL Is too expensive, and II has
been the policy Of the Prsscnt Board Of Commits
sionsts 10 practice the sificiest economy 10 the
funds u the schools 10 order that decent shelter
may be provided Tor the children attending schools
and decent salaries paid the teachers
Ask me q hard question. ". N. Isaac.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12
s A J. T.
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Di virtue OF decree OF tho Circuit Court
ID OF the United States. for the Maryl
District. sitting ia equity, the undo igncd will
sell as Trustee, at the court House dnsr in
TowsontSwn, Baltimore county, GA
Tuesday. ga of Hay,i,s'
at !? o'clock 81.
ALL THE INTEREST OF CHARLES ".
BEATTY, Is AND To Az UNlIgIbED
HALF OF ALL THAT IRA = ~
LAND.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

EA-One % our nrm1erlfe orsaus in Baltimore
county sai ediori.liy las' week, cono.fainE she
Geo v iIss affair Clos ~ are glad, howtv,r
that tic vi, tifl. aai -ep;iles who smi, 'ht,f
cline and raesi- through the community have
io1s 70 A. ,.r'i re ihey have And u Do, .s'm
thar tie Give ~ ~ God permits The ie',-i'd
sanlsfer - . main long lime uron th' eei'h
probably o. Earnin. 70 p'Aers This Is On
lisnifrd IN 'hr pff'7 T. ihose fellows lied 20
9airsgsogsly j. was unnecessary 70 call them
gils bird snl fsp'ilrs And {, ia unbseoming
high.tonel organ Vs. kindly eu;tss' thee no,
70 do ih' sel' such cros i'ju.lice ngain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06
ie.t sourtesics and attentions which

felt courtesics and attentions which
Will be long in passing from our memory
: a walk through the principal streets
osGeotgs ystatioa surprised US. There
we're large, ,Scohnodio,is cheerful, home
Ike houses Aprosperods and thrifty
looking sstoresva larger lapdg better
furnished school house than any that
Orangcburg can boast of-and q general
,air, of content, of happiness and we'll
doing. We Fad the pleasure Of meet
ing there our young friend and able
bro;her.lawyer DIr. e. Mikell Carroll,
formerly tof 9 Bfanchville, who has
desertcdly become leading citizen il
his new home We also, with much
pleasure, made the acquaintance Of Mr..
Utsey, an enterprising, go ahead and
prominent merchant Of the 'Station."
But "thc best of friends must part -.
train time came ut last and with friend
Carroll and Dr. Gressct, the well-knowh
physician Of Brauchville, we bade oar
host Bryant good night and sailed off
upward bound" Not in many long
day have we passed few hours 50 pleas
antly as in the growing, prosperous aud
home like village of"Gcorges"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06
ROPER AND CITYSH0sPITAL
OF CHARLESTON,

Offers his pHoFEssloNAL SERVICES
to2 5he community of orapgeburg aud TO the
Public at large.
iOfice hours from to o A. NJ, to 9, and
Z to 8 at night. .-ras y,s.f r=I-fi
Office, Market Street, over Store of Jno.
A. Hamilton.
nug Is 3m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06

The Orangeburg times says :@'"No
wonder that South Carolina casts such a
heavy Republicans vote now days,
when such trelnerdous Eloyal clemonit'
existed within her borders even during
the hottest days of the hte war; .
Ne,cs & Courier Dec. 3.
BY your leave, gentlemen, the Orange
burg Times said no such thing. That
charming little squib belongs to the
'Orangeburg News. IF it was worth
qaosipg, u, alIleit,.was i worth being pro.
perly credited. Beside, it is hard on
the T'0issFo RnFdit responsible for our
Sokes.g The Orangoburg Times is "a
serious paper and mover says funny
things, It's only romanoiny is ip refer
eneeto id, circulation, ias5,l,
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The latest dodge ola Boston till-tap-
per was to buy half gallon of molas-
scs at grocery, get the grocer to pour
1T in his hat for want Of Jug, and then
clap the hat with its contents on the
groccr's head, while the buyer ran off
with the contents Of The money drawer
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. Goth, 1870.
To The Editor Orangeb"r9 Nems:
SR-I have the honorto inform you that
alta meeting Of tho Board Of Officers, Gre
Gted by an Act entitled Gan Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices." the following resolution was a,lop-
ted:
sResoircd, That-the go r NGEBURG G
Me- w S" is hereby designated as The OFF
ClAL PAPER for the Publication Of all
Legal Notices. and Official Advertisements of
the County Officers in the County Of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &c
+. l.. CARDOXO,
Sec of State
- and Chairman Board
Per W. Il. JONES.
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COMMUNICATED.
Nc,cs:

Editor OrdngcJurg Nc,cs:
AS | have written to Washington
requesting that my name be taken fro u
the list Of Loyal Citizens claimin
compensation for losses during the war,
you will please omit my name in your
publication of that list in your paper,
aud ,.oblige me further by pub lishing
this communication as a card. lar
Yours Respectfully, "r
W. w. CUTLER.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 6, 1873.
A commit aaaI fsohEoarA csteemAesld
ootrespoadsa 80. spi !. 4 Bres&9
vile, will r&ssssve r&ssssve attebtba aezt week.

A recent recent act ofitles' Legislature cuts
down tue lawyers Tysr iq'qFtRs qpTYffa''lly 4 We We
arc inclined to think though, that the
result will be good, all roupdI iNowyis
your change Is e ittiggqtse at halfprice Il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06
If a man wants a b Bottlc ofWhis-
W. w. CUTLER.

II a man wants B Ottlc OfWhiS-
key, let him buy it and take It !.o re
like man, aud not sneak homo with Il
bottle of "Bitters,' or Cordial" aud
pretend that it is medicine. Ii he want s
Il toni: THAT is someth ing better th,n n
temporary s'imulant, he shonld get II
bottle OF Peruvian Syrup, Gan Iron To.
nic,) that will vitalixe the blood and
give durable strength to the system
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Messrs Frantz Bri~cmann & Co

Messrs Fran,z Briggmann & Co.,
have everything usually found in first
class grocery .storo. They have just
received fresh l& of!OysstsEgs, Goobstcrs
Potted Ham, Chicken and Turkey; also
a lot of .,ShQiae Hams, isaios..od sBo Booest, Il !,
,Rolosuas, Beef ,Toaguss, Sc. See asi
.sseftisenefSts fS5S, OIL Y FL '.''
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W hen Franklin, printer and states
man wished to marry. his. wite's moth
'er objected to the marriage because
there were then two presses in America,
aud she thought there was not room for
third. Tt is noti10O years tincc, and
there are now some 10000 printing
Offices III This country alone.
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.sNIpssfssJ w Cannon, f DcMars,
John McKewn, p Mentzel and l. ii
Wanuamakrr Of the com mittec IN ar.
rangcments, aud Mcssrs d Il Smoke,
j S Cuttino, \ Reeves snd Il l. Sal
10y of the Truck Committee, deserve
Observation-Disclosures success
ful manner in which they performed
their duties with irefcrence to thu Ell.
fli"tl's feeeht Puadci aud Festival. q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06
GEORGES STATION


We shall not soon forget the, grateful
hospitalities which we Experienced last
Saturday in the pleasant village known
ms Georges statiqa 4 ie our poighboring
County of oollosS si.s5i We arrived there
late in the aftoraaon from al" by
"crapk car" which had been kindly
placed at our disposal by Mr.. Fickling
the handsome aud oblisiag anperinten.
dent Of o, much of the Roll Road as.
liea between Branchvi!le and Charles.
toqns YaRsre under tho escort of oura
ezss'lsashosas, a,ls A ss yy5sl5 I' $ans @
The most eqterprisiiag. mill owners and
most excellent citizens Of that part Of
the eosasty, towhon we are under pro-
dSd obligations for warm and hart
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06

They have some very smart business
men in New Jersey. Last week a yonn,
man was struck by lightning in Il field
near Trenton, and when the people be
gan to flock to the spot to a5ok at the
victim, they found man standing BY
the 'orpse trying to sell liz ghtning rods
to the oicwd !
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06

fAttvDrs Dske,sldrus 'stqre the "ittlc
ones" will find friend Sherrod Reeves
is ready: in his usual accommodating
'styls, to supply them with toys, caules
no., at Ehs most reasonable prices. See
advertisement
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06

Our -,R,ergcticand entcrprisins friends
'H!essrs Strause& Street. inloi1p US that
they can furnish 'sek and pine wood at
$3.50 per. cord delivered, aud Tor SD %.
'!par ep'l will sap,wsitgaHy length desired. !.
'delivsfcdY aN,cs,lv ad icyeFy one to call,
'on Ito ag6ve gentle .aon asa al .hcir mill.
'and have their orders filled. They ais,
Rlsve "a 'fdN supply Of clean rice, meal
:and grist, 1T C5,.racstnn prices, with
HULL supply of COW and horse food Oh
g4 @ i
Hf you Yaht#a pane pfaslass G" te Dir.
oiliYatrds 8 Si,a & g' g you do.N yant psriql. in
your ----- go TO Dir. Olivcros The
Doctor is one of Oranscburg's institu :
tions;. What we should do Without him,
heaven only knows His goods are of
ei'e be't, gfor le Y will keep nothing else /:
His pr,aialGfa III sasa5sSsnAb,s, fer hs IS / tair,
square man. He has been laying in
hig stock of candies, cigars and Holi-
day comforts generally In enc word,
the Doctor IS "ciscfan anqag ten Thousand
and altogether lovely y"-cxccpt his blue
pills.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-12-06
Notice Of Dismissal,

NTeTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rHAToNE
IN month frem date ] will file my Final
account w-itE the Honorable tug 3. Knowl-
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangcburg
County, and ask for Letters Of Dismissal n.
Guardian Of Alice V. Riley.
q" 'H'.3 o. 3. RILEY,
Guardian.
nov'3 lin