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One Of the Most Appalling
Blows Ever Known
in the Northwest.
PEOPLE AND ANIMALS LiF T.
ED INTO THE AIR AND
CARRIED DISTANCES.
A Baloon-Shaped Beson Of De-
struction Distinctly Seen
in the Air.
PartiaI List of,he Killed and
Injured.

WAsHTNGTOS, Iowa, May Ia ter
rife tornado, or whirIwind, accompanied
with hail and rain passed over tins county,
about six miles north Of Washington, yes
tcrdsy afternoon. 1t came up from the
southwest and passed out of the county
little south of latton. The tornado was
about one-half mile in with, AMI tore into
fragments everything that came in its
course. Houses, barns, tcrccs, trees, cat-
tle, an! human beings were caught up and
vhirlcd through the air ike mere toys, and
then dashed to the earth with such violence
as to prove instant death with animate Le
incs. Houses and bars were torn II
fragments ard scattered for miles aronnd
The fields arc dotted wita large t'ubers
driven into the groaud NJ an angle of nine
" d.gr e. ard the cattle were actually iriy-
en- Lead foremost into the ground. One
can scarcely conceive Of the devastation
or realize the force OF the tornado. Al
ready We have he .rd Of thirteen farm houses
ani many barns that We're literally torn
to pieces, and many others badly damag
ga
TxsRrnLE DETAILS.
School was in session at a schoal alhousc
six mile, north, and the tornado tore the
building To ri, ces. carried a fourteen wear.
old daughter OF Henry l;athmel abJut
Quarter Of u mile f,om the ,chuel-l,gu,e
,rJ cLen found She wu. mashed To :;
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TREAT and NASH

CommerCial-st between Eighth anil Ninth Mani
tCwoT. Niles Mcmahon. proprietor. Best accom-
mpdatiauS Tor the travelling public Terms rhe ~
and satisfaction guaranteed, l34U.tl
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UNlGN HOUSE.

Professor OF Muse viii give lessons ia Vocal ana
Instrumental Mus Ia the city ~ Manituwoc WA
lwo Rivers Eesicence on Fl sItb-sJ.. near the
'ourt House. II ii ly
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4 TT0RNEYS AND oCUNsELoRs AT LAW.
n ofibe on Eighth-street, Manitoxoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
TO. ii.2S-ly
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g.. gAEE.ENG,

Veterinary Surgeon, cures Ring Bones Sosvius
sick. etc, etc All cures warranted or no charge
made. Once At his liver stable on Ssyent ST.
between Buffalo and Chicsgo. MsnhoNo-. IL ilyl
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CHARLES SCAEEEEls,

LAsuOfaBLE TAILOR, has removed to
Il Buffalo street, > doors west Of Rlnd's
Store. A.! work warranted wei done and
to fit.
Manitowoe, Nov 80, 1873 I4-25-Iy
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ADsN ISGEsEFSrES-

Adam Roberts Blacksmith aud Wagon-maker
shop on the corner OF Seventh an YORK sts
North Side, Msnitowoc. Does ali kinds
iron WORK rs good and is leap any other eS'ab
iishment IN thI cIt, f3 30
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Braasch's Alternative Pow.
ders for Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Swine.

As sn Alternative. assimiant and rsrvine. one
pound of these powders contains more virtues
than Ten pounds any other Condition
Medicine ever prpGaced-
Prepared Dy +. BRAAsCH.
Veterinary Surgeon.
For sale by dealers. Aischicott, Wis.
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PAIL. IIERNi.ss.


Dealer in all EIuus Of Stoves an Hardware, and
Manufactured q Copper. TIN AMI Sheet iron ware.
E!gLth-st, South side, ne the Bridge, ManIto
II I;-ly
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O6 %o OOO per day Agents wanted Al
CO w pDO classes OF working people OF Ell
tier sex young or old, make more money at work
Tor us In their spare moments, all the time than
at anything else. Particulars tree. address
g. stnison Co. Portland. Name II 33ly
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On the morning of the i1tt inst. all the
available cavalry force OF the garrison was
ordered to be equipped for important du:y
on the Rio Gaan!c. They reached the
caml Of the kickapoos al early dawn, ha-
wing been As hours ia the saddle, and "a
hour witH.lit food and water. \ charge
WAS made al dawn. The Indians were un-
pr~parel for the attack, and made but
slight resistance, the greater portion at
tempting to-f-e to the mountains FIR shell
ter. In the encounter - warriors were
captured and some 100 horses and ether
property stolen by tie Indians recovered.
two others mortally wounded.
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J.F. PRITCHARD. vi

Attorney and Counselor at Law Collection.
promptly Attended to. Oiics over j. A Ksaisr'
store. Cor. Eighth ana Yorksts., Asuitowoc
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PhYsician. Su EeOn. snd Accoucleur. Ofics or
sth st. over Bsc1n's Drug store. once o2en Al nj
hours. Cal 20 the countr, promptly attended
+,
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Business Directory.
j. 8. ANDERSON.

Attorneys and Ceanselors b, Law Office ol
stree, oy:r tue First National Bank, MsuTo
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| GOOD CHANGE FOR INVESTMENT.

Four or five thou and dol
lars are wanted for one or two
years at ten per cent. inter-
est, on a mortgage for twen!-
ty-fVe thousand dollars worth
cf real estate.
Apply to Jonah Richards
or George Cooper, in the city
of ManltOUOc. tt
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Eight persons are now in arrest at Par
sons, suspected Of comrlicity With the Ben
ders.
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Fashionable Tsior All goods made bv the sub
scrlGer nsPd to fit c form. Prices reI-
sOnabe. and | AN hauni to rln.se thOs who civ.
me their custom. 81 p on York-st., two doors
~est of ;he nd ale House II al.
FKEH. SCgrKIELR.
Keeps all kinds o: Meats. Sausage. Hrms Lard
etc, which he Hil self at TIE lowest prices, in
quantity aud kini To spIt pui Cil1serS. ANY one
having ca'ts hogs sheen to sell, Nill cal on me
a. lecutsu toe highest VrioUS, llItly
l.. ki2SE.K,
Pa 9cr'langsr and UUh0sterer CIrri -ge Trimme
and iIarl Maker, Conmercial->t. between III
and Sth, MaHltUNO- recommends himself II
thcs@ branches, ana prou..s.s - execute all ~olk
with promptne,s and IN tie best style. IL 4t.y
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f. CAR Us.

Wholesale and Retr dealer ID Hats Caps Furs
Gloves, Mitt-ns, Robe. etc. York-st, bet Neen
Egg IN and Ninth, Muut0wOC. 19-i4y1
EDsVAfsD CGbNWAE
Pays the highest price t"r Wheat ard olher pre-
duce, Office on the northeast conner o. Buffalo aud
Eighth st's.. Man ttOwuc u i4l1
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Dentist. Office in Shernln's new building on
Eighth-st-. Mantowac. Particular attention
gwen TO nil the different branches OF the profess
ion, and all work warranted. reeta extracted
without pain. I2-tirl
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CLOAK AND DRESS,
CHAS. e. WgNTDS.

Rooms over Ryder's Boot and sho,
store. cor. Sth and oIH Il, crcial.st..
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An Armed Initiation Of a
Movement for the Annex
alton Of the Free
Zone States.
United States Troops Cross the
Border Under Dire ctlons
From the Secretary
of War.
They Attack and Scat
terra Band of Marauders
The New and Startling Policy of
the Administration Defined

WAsHIHGToN, May l3.-The Secretary
of War has received Il confrmatory report
of Nckenzie's raid nts Mexico. ] have
bIgh authority for stating that Mckenzie
crossed into Mexico By order of the Sccre-
tary Of War, in accordance with the new
policy of the administration, to submit no
longer to the terrorism Of the MeXi-
can maraUdcrs, and while the President
will take no steps toward acquisition, ~
obstacles will be interposei to the union of
the secession ground should sopcration
of territory between the Rio Grand and
Sierra MaGre mountain result from Nc
kenzie's precedent.
have reason to believe that the yolun-
tara annexation of the Mexican free zoao
States is matter 10 bc expected.
NEWS OF THE pErREDATGoNs
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May PA con
iidential letter received be Gen. Mckenzie
AZ san Antonio, dated Bruckcttsylle, Ken
zic county, Texas Jay 90. says that tha.
coLnty has been the passing ground for nu-
meroIs dc! reIatOry bands Of savage In
dams, knoan Us the Lcpave and kIkapoos
in their bloody lGcurson> on the inhabitants
Of the lower and more eastern counties.
Early last month stock men reported that
they had discovered numerous trails OF s;l-
wages leading TO points on Devil river,
the northern boundary of tie county, to Sc
vcral instances saw bands numbering 80 or
70 warriors riding in every dire, ton, to
have a wi9er and richer field for tier de-
prel4tions.
MKENZGE DIFFERENCES TO FIGHT.
It. consequence Of these reports and for
other causes Gen. Mckenzie, commanGng
the garrison of bort Clark, promptly start
Cd. They went carefulIy ever thu various
creeks ani Indian crossings Throughout tie
country and secured every p.rripa Of the
countri entire. thinking the Ii liaus might
possibly conceal tn mselvcs, bat not y itl-
standing this Giysrayace ou tho par: Of
Gen. McKerz,e and the troops under his
communal band OF 80 warriors succeeded
Ia cyIIing the troops, crossed the Nucc"s
river, and as u>ull, diyc>tcI themselves
into small railing parties tie better u
Trey on the stock and other rroi erty OF
lie pcople of TIE lower counties, whose
ranches u q great extent are devastated.
,lar tIpsn ,yaSrfl.a ion lr,iS nm l.r cir
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Fresh Garden, Flower and
free Seeds, and Small Fruits,
Prepaid by Mail. A complete
and judicious assortment. 25
sorts of either Seeds S100.
True Cape Cod Cranberry with
directions for culture on nigh
or low land, New fragrant
Everblooming Japan Honey
suckle, charming new hardy
vine SO cents each. $500
per doz., prepaid. New Early
Rose Potatoe, rs cents per 10.
5 lbs, $500 prepaid. Priced
Catalogues &c any address, al
so trade lists. Gratis. Seeds on
Commission. Agents wanted.
B. FL. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont, Plymouth, Mass. Es-
tablished 1842.
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EssEH. SCErlkIEiR,
L.. H ki2SE.gk,
WINDIATE HOUSE.
THaEAS WIalIATs, PROPRIETOR

This fYst-class house is in excellent oondi
ton, and the Proprietor is confident that he
can give perfect satisfaction to the travelling
puplic.
A Buss Will always be ready 10 take
Travellers to and from the Boats. =
GOOD LIVERY STABLE
is kept in connection vita the House.
ly
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ersnt' were pittcd; the sealss hung in
suspense. The exoitsnSnt grew. Al
lsng,h it was yielded that the party that
dwells between the two rivers was victor.
'Reskonings were had, aud stakes Wsre
.Jorked.
1t was afterwards decided to 20 back
to the first cause of all this controversy
and as 4 sequel numerous eggs were
broken and the "hash was settled"
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Tilt and Tohrney.-We take pleas.
ure in keeping before our readers the
coming Touruament to be celebrated on
May lH, and are delighted to soc
tho ample and admirable preparations
already inaugurated. The posts for the
rings are in position ON the field aad
thoir construction and arrangement are
such as to secure against all aeoide.t.
The knights about score in numbsr
have enrolled their names ON the LIFTS
and are prac.icing every fno Afternoon.
Every preparation guarantees q perfect
success. We need 40. of course bid nil
the good people to come. The beauty
and valor of orangcburg will bo .hsr.
"to see aud be seen"
The Tournament Ball on the evening
Of May day will be the the Gnal nd no,
the least beautiful scene Of the occasion
Cur thanks are respectfully rendered
for complimentary invitation.
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The Tin Cup -Ithas been suggested
so omit the Tin Cup from the list of pri-
ses at the coming Tournamens. II is
true there vas quito q spirited rivalry
for thi" prize last year, yet We cannot
see why this amusing and pleasing part
of tho programme uhould be omitted
Certainly it was most good. d.humoredly y
presented and received upon the last
occasion.
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Amusements Of the Week. Tho
present week has been prolific OF amuss-
mrnts with US. On Monday evening
the drouth of entertainment was refresh.
ed by the efforts Of lecturer who held
forth at Firemens Hall. His themes
were Mesmerism, Spiritualism aud
general pewlaugleism. The lecturer
appeared to be "iu the spirit" but utter
ly failed to mesmerizc or electrify his
auditory. Indeed we learn that his
very unorthodox positions were renderad
uutcnable by the pungeat queries aud
criticisms Of one C. his hearers.
On Wednesday and Thursday even.
ing tho "Elliott Hall" vas flled with
a highly entertained audience. "John
Byrum's great show" was there The
dclusiona Of legcr. de main were very
Elusive and amusing. And the Min,
ssrel Delinoatiou was really excellent
AMI most enjoyable. The burlesque Of
the ranting sermon of an inspired yes
scl "wns very memorable. All who
heard will remember "Lazaram." Al
nn African deliueator John Byrum ia
certainly an iuin,itable artist. The
audience wero well repaid FOR their
attendance.
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A SMALL FARM
H' y. VLbV EFUS N. II.
Ne. 100 Russell Stroet UranReburv.

FOR SALE about three quarters of q
mile from the ourt House containing Is
acres with GOOD DWELLING, KITCHEy,
STABLE and an Exoelient WELL Of Wa.
TER. Also some CHOICE FRUIT TREES
have recently been set out
The above is enc of the most desir,b,.
and healthy places in the State. Per mar.
acaiars apply te z. NJ WOLPk.
ort TIiAD. C. ANDREWS.
jan 15 A..
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Easter Sports.-Sevsral misunder
standings which had been "breving'
during the whole continuance of Len,
were ssttled in the only way they could
DO on last Saturday. The casus 5eli,
We CLEAN, was the Growing" Of one
party who live between two rivers of the
came name over parties living At the
fount Of jns.ies and above, on the line
OF the eheaia de fer; and the question
to bo settled in mortal combat was "who
should be "coek of tho walk" All
differences wsrsso bO heeled and the
dsfsstsdP party Wsre TO be Knocked into
eocA'hats and 80 pic The feeling
was intsuss; feathers were ratied
combs HSse toe cat Well III. BsIlir {
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The Weekly Herald.-The first
number Of the weakly edition of tho
Nlun'bis Herald was handed to us by
Jadgc 7. G. Apdrsws, our est;mablc
County Treasurer. It is an admirable
paper aud tho largest weekly in the
State. In quan'ity and quality of its
reading matter it i. The paper in South
Carolina. Its style Of editorial is vari
ed, fresh, and ohaste and elegant Eng.
li'h. We, commend the Weekly Her.
aid TO our business men az valuable
advertising medium, and to our people
as q mostfeadablo aud interesting news.
paper.
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Q Strawberries and Peas.-Ah!re
Sreshiug "headirs" that. but not quite
. "local." Large invoices Of these
early delieacieS have been 81 .prd from
Charlestou to New York. We will be
happy to announce tho FIRST fruita'' Of
Orsngebsrg,
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Not Hung. Sam Gailliarl who W Q
ssntsnssd By Judge Graham 70 be hung
; yssserday, had his sentence commutoi
6y 'Gorernsr Moses to- five yesrsrn the
Peai.ensiary. "
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What 10 your consolation between
lie and dsath!' asked Sunday school
teacher of youog lady in the Bible
who blushcd and said;
I'D rather DO excused from spesk iny
his name"
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President Grant The President
and hisfamily have gone to st. Louis 70,
thres weaks, and the Nc,ps and Courier
complains that no won't 30 t" Charless"n
juss for = day.
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"Dead and Ii Aliye.r--Jehn Fair,
an sIa resident well and farorably known
10 our pcoph, who has been abssu. and
Sasrepcrsed dead, baS returned to Or
sn.sbuEg and is te be seen At tho popu.
. lar stand Of Mr.. G. D. Kor.john.
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Laying the Dust On a very dusty
afternoon Of this dusty week, wo noticed
: very praiscworthy efFor. to lay The
dust by sprink ling the dry street in a
cer:s;a portion of Russell Street.
The effort Was very succeusful and was
made BY meana Of .TIHE PORTABLE
HAND PtMp AND SpRINKLER," very
conYsnient apparatus for watering gar.
dens, for washing windows, sidewalks,
carriages, &c or for extinguishing dres
: The pump and sprinkler is to be had
at Capt Brigsnann's
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! Radical Democracy.-This is the
name Of the new party being formed
.smong the GermaAs of the North.
They propose to abolish the
ofiee Of President and to vest all power
10 Congress with IN Executive Commit.
9. zee a. haad Of tho government.
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Sudden Dsath.-Mr. LAWRENCE
d. CLARK, 2. promiaDsns aud successful
merchant At Levisyillo, in this county,
and promising aud noble young Span,
died 1t his residenoe on yesterday.
The regret Of community and gen
uine exPressioa Of sympathy for his
family will be the natural results ofthis
announcement.
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Ths Intsndant Of Abhevhle has closed
Tie bar roosns that have not oonfarmed
10 the requirements Of the Topper law.
Tho bar rsnms of Grecnville are all
closed aud the town authorities have dc
eidsd not to renew their licenses.
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Hard TO Beat,-Mca'rs Strauss &
Street have rioo for sale Of good qnality
aud moderate prioeA Their beating of
rics d hard TO baat.
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50 0prsthsnks 20 DR.. A, o. Dukes for
collection "f his fancy candies which We
do not he'itatc q prsn0Hnes chs. best in
our town, The DR.. has One Of
the tsSt stocks Of candy ever oifersdin
tbis, market. Also q full stock Of
Drugs and fancy articles.
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scopking Stove.-ws ask our read
ass TO psruss carefully the advertisements s
in this issue of tho Farmer. Cooking
Sscye. The Recommendations are Of
undoub,ad rsracity and Authority.
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I
Awning Taking warning at onr
prediction of the coming heated term,
We not ice that Messra j. w, Patrick &
TO. have erected uor an .ubstantia a |
awning, whose shade will be m st grA. :
fal to the weary passenger IL will bt,
strong indueem ent to stop aud deaI
with these gentlemen.
And uothlng will! nc at thereby
certainly. Fer the tasty and neat di.
play Of their s.sek illustrates it. falu.m
and variety.
The arrangement Of the shoe depart
msnt is uloat eharning aud worth q
vinit to behold.
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Judge Carpenter We uotice 10 an
exchange that the Judge was quite seri
sasiy injured BY 4 fall from his buggy
in Cslanbia on Monday evening.
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easS Delinquent Tax List pub
lished in our lak. issu. the list of doli.-
qasSs iaads. We rspsa. this. week.
Ra Thesliat 10 not very long certainly. We
O. would advise those whose name appear
- call on the Judge and settle.
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N0TlCR. ALL PERSONS HAVING ps.
~ mands against the Estate Of tho late
James E. Qnattlebaum will render an account
o. ihem duly sttes,ed to, ana those indebted
T,l make payment TO, Messrs Glover 4
Glover, Attorneysat Law
AMANDA p. oUATTLEBAUM,
AhmiuistratriI.
orans'earg February ce,h 1879,
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Defanlting Trpasurer.-P A
5Kiebsilerger, ex-srcssurer of El.ef,eld
was arrested, in Columbia, on Wednss
'sat che Sais ~ State Trsssnrer. Gard aza.
The charge Is that Sill 600 of last year q
taxes are ct accounted for.
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Big Drum.-Bcn, Loyd has a lot Of
a.sa, fish eauyht on the coast.
One of them 10 Of immense size and
weighs about eighty pounda.
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~ Ssa sYegue la Gaiere. --.Sadsms' Dem
"a crest rules the werld of Fsshion with
.s'sS S'ias aats. But her yo.aries 10 Oran 10.
burg yield q graseful submissioa TO III.
$50 aisia.ss 81 Mrs. Mnuls as to matters Of
Notlt sad .as,e. Mrs Msule,s beautiful
ssa,sI pPsping pf Spring styles Of Millinery Is
ls..ssS - Sshhsunssa. HTheasai,s sr. tiavi,sd to
'Nass tehli end ssseckfsu - r,s.a, go $50
The gentlemen dssssvs sympathy but
s.'wiil'oFeodr.e submit. - ~
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CANCERS CURED
BY DIR. KLINE'S
WONDERFUL CANCER ANTIporB

"ON DENFU ID CANCEK ANTIDOTk,
which destroy and remove the Cancer
entire without the risk ef the Knife or the
Loss OF Blood, sad at the dame time ever
come the tendency to Cancer in the systen
We also treat all forms Of Chronic, Long
Stsnding and Obscure Diseases, with an.
pAralleled Success, especially Epilepsy or
Fits. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Asthma,
scrsfula and Secondary Syphilis.
For full particulars, Circulars, &s., call
on or address
Z. H. GREEN. ND,
Golsboro, n. C.
A. H. LISDLEY, n. D.,
Charlotte, n C.
Or ]. &. BENTLEY. NJ. D..
Jan ll--8m Sumter, 8. C.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS IN ORASGEBCRU
COUNTY Wishing to take part in TOURS-
AMENT and BALL to be gieen at Orange
burg c. H.. about lst May, will please
hand in their names,o Mr.. J. w. PATRICK.
The number Of Knights will be limited 10
FIFTY.
T. A. JEFFORDs.
mar % 40
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19

Cart The Circuit Court sits on
che frat Monday in May. 1t is said
that Solicitor Bu,.z will BE- here. himself
10 rFescsats our offeuders.'ss ras1r
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19
A Gaod AppoIntment.-M Will.

HaOG App0sntMents-M" Will
saafsc. Riyss hrp sssa appSintsd Trial
ss Justice, at Rowe's Psmp in this c"uuty
...e sss DIR. Rives is a young gentleman Of
$50 ability, and marked courtesy and his
Ssag sPpoinsnsat win be hailed with pleasure
- 80, i and satisfaction BY the nsighberhood.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19

OILS, VARNIsH. NoN-ExPLoslvE
LAMPS, GARDEN SEEDS, &c., &c.,
PROSECUTIONS prepared with ACcUR.
ACi ana OELlTY, fol which purpose a
full and cc lplcte assortment Of PURE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand.
Long expsrienoc---a successful business
career Of mere than eight years in Orange
burg. good knowledge Of the DRUG
MARKET at komc and abroad, will afford a
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed at my establishment wilt be
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
Appreoiadng the success which Ia the
past has attended my eferts, Ihavs do.
ternined to spare no pains 10 m er, con.
finance Of the patronage 90 literally bes,ow.
ed.
!E.J. OLEvEROs NJ n.
Ne. 100 Russell Street Orangeburr.
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CD NUMERICAL. M

MAIsKE Eft REPORTS.
OrJIoA OF rHE ORAxaxuuRa Nxus,
April, IL 1879.
COTTON-Sales during the week ST.
bales. We quote: