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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-06-26

zATII OF AN INFANT.
3 We sincerely regret to hear of The
2deatli ofthc Infant child Of ,Ir. James j.
!Cannon, our worthy Town Marshal,
Which occurred on Monday afternoon.
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LONG BRANCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, August 2l,-To'day
is the last OF the extra meetings at
Monmouth park. The weather is
beautiful. There were over four thous-
aud ueople on the track. The first
race on the programme was a hurdle
for Handicap, purse $500; one fifty TO
second and fifty to third horse; distance
TWO miles over hurdles. Village
Blacksmith won the race, beating re-
veuge two lengths. Revenge was ten
lengths ahead of Independence. Time,
$50.
The second race was for the Jerome
Jockey Club handicap Of fifty dollars
each, with $500 added, the second horse
20 receive 5000, and the third one hun
drel dollars out of the stakes; distance
two miles and a quarter. There were
two starters, Coffee's lightning colt, aud
Wheatley, Coffees the favorite. The
horses got off well together from the
three quarter pole. The first mile Coffee s
colt was leading by two lengths; going
round the last quarter they were side
by side; coming down the home stretch
Coffee's colt went to the front and wo1
by four lengths. Time 4:27,
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MISSISSIPPI.
Republican Convention.


JACKSON, August 27.-The Republic
can State nominating Convention to
nominate candidates for Governor.
Lieutenent Governor, Secretary OF State,
Auditor OF Public Accounts, Attorney
General, State Treasurer aud Superln'
tendent of Public Education, met here
to-day.
Henry w. Warren was elected tenn
porary chairman, and a committee Of
nine appointed on credentials. A re-
cess was then taken until 2 o'clock T..
NJ, Addresses were made during the
meantime by several leading delegates
including Flannery and Nevaus.
After recess the committee reported
and the report was accepted Resoiu-
tions were then carried to make the Or
ganization permanent and to 90 into an
electioo. Adelbert Ames and r. G.
Powers were then nominated for Gov
ernor, the vote standing Ames ISL, Pow
ers forty, scattering three. At the an
nouncement. OF the vote cheers were
given for Ames. Manning and Powers
audthe widest excitement prevailed.
Up to late hour tonight no other
nominations had been made.
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MICHIGAN.
EStHI MistaE G.

DETROIT, August 27.-A Manistee
special reports the shooting, at Frank
fort, on the lake shore about that
point, on Saturday last, of a man
named John Knox, while drunk. He
attempted to get into store, suppos-
ing it to be a saloon, and was shot oy
the clerk named Fred Keim, who took
him for bnrglar. The wound wsl
probably prove fatal. " !
The Con. Con.
LANSING, August 27.-The members
OF the Constitutional Convention are
arriving and will assemble at noon IN
the Senate chamber, which has been
newly fitted up and adorned for their
reception. They will be sworn in
bv the Secretary of State Or by the JUS
tlce of the Supreme Court. Judge With
ley OF Grand Rapids, or Judge Wells
of Kalamazoo will probably be chair
man OF the convention, which it is
thought will adjourn for a week or ten
days after its organization and the ap.
pointment of the committees and divis-
ion OF work. ...
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PENNSYLVANIA.
State Convention.

WILKEsBARRE, August N.-lt is
said that a caucus OF the Philadelphia
delegates in favor Of Judge Ludlow for
the Supreme Judgeship, was held this
morning. There are five aspirauts for
the Office in the field; Ludlow, of Phi
ladelphia, Ross, OF Bucks, Elwell, OF
Columbia, Graham, Of Cumberland, and
Barrett, of Clearfeld. 1t is thought
the choice is between Elwell and Lud-
low.
For State Treasurer-Daniel Barr OF
Allegheny county, and Frank Hutchin-
son OF the same county, are the most
prominent, with the chances in favor OF
the latter.
The platform OF the convention will
be outspoken and it is believed that it
will denounce the salary-grab, favor
the abolition OF Greenback currency
and resumption OF national bank notes
for the payment OF customs, oppose the
local option laws in the State and con-
denim the administration Of the State
finances.
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GOsSIpFOR THE WOMEN.

A Rhode Island girl whose father
owns a long strip of sea beach is out
in favor Of a society fo- the protection
OF clans. .-.
At the last annual exhibition of the
English Royal Academy, Miss Louisa
Starr carried of the gold medal for the
bes. historical painting.
A Mrs. Clark, at Keokuk, subscribed
81 towards building church, and not
being able toraise the money she work.
ed four days at lathing.
Two couples in Kansas entered into
a courting match for the champion
ship of the State, and the victorious
couple sat up for torty.nine hours.
The Court OF Sessions in Scotland has
decided that women have no right to
receive instruction in the universities OF
that portion of the British dominions.
The special committee on woman suf-
rage appointed by the Ohio Constitu-
tional Convention will, the chairman
states, report in favor OF giving women
the ballot.
The Danbury Neos man says the
women he saw on the plains looked
Ike an eastern woman who has large
family, small wages, some debt and g
cold on her lungs.
Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke's new
hook, "The Trust and the Remittance
Two Love Stories in Metered Prose"
has the following peculiar dedication
10 the lover-husband of eighty five
these love stories are dedicated by the
lover-wiIe OF sixty-seyen."
An Illinois journal says, "a daughter
Of r. W. Porter, residing near Mon
mouth, while making her bed the other
day discovered rattlesnake comforta-
bly, coiled up between the sheets. I'M
madiately after the people Of Mon
mouth thought the corporation law
against steam whistles had been viola-
ted"
i Tennessee lady Is getting dis
tDlEt-tt' DuC NCN6 lIDs AllCbhsOb ~"
old che ia, but when she first came
on" IT, aoc:cty she made up her mind
thu; sic could only marry an EPisco-
palian, Icing herselfof that denomina-
ton. Finding not the man she modif-
ei her views, ard concluded TO marry no
one who was not Christian. All she
il locking for now is a man who does
not driak whisky.
4 Detroi. woman was consulting the
police, the other day, to see if she had
good grounds for divorce suit. She
alleges that her husband is drunk abont
twenty--even days out Of every month /;
tha. he cut her hair of while she slept :;
tia. he wakes her at daylight by throw.
ing G pail OF water over the led {; that
he has tried to force kerosene oil down
her throat, and that be puts hot pota-
toes in her hands and then mashes
them b. squeezing her fugeEs. The
police thought she didn't need any bet
ter grounds.
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BOSTON.
The CsreGt Storm.

BogroN, August 2S.-AcCoun:s rccei-
we'd here from the east, report heavy
gales on the Nova Scott: coast, causing
great darage to shipping and private
property. The steamer T, R. Higgins,
from Boston, went ashore near Port
Mllgrave, and is q to.sl loss. The
crew is saved. Reports say that %
fisherman were lost in the same gale
Nearly all the vessels oil Cow Bay, in
port at that pace went ashore during
the gale on Sunday last. No particu-
lars Of the extent of the damage have
been received.
The steamer Atlas, from Liverpool,
has arrived with q large uumber OF Eu-
ropeaD tourists.
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Killing Weeds with 3cid

The method which was published
some months ago in some OF the Eng
lish papers, of killing weeds by placir :
a drop OF sulphuriC acid in the centre OF
each plant, will answer well ior plan
tains, dandelions, &c, in lawn, bat TO-,
weeds in cultivated ground, We snail 90,
be likely to fad better mode ihsn
that now well UNDERSTOOD by skil.'a.
cultiyators-to exiermina;e them 10y
rak nC the surface OF the sol, hsio-e
they come up. Keep the soil coasun,-
ly clean ard mellow TO- this pu.pose-
on snail scale with q foe steel raHe,
and ou 2 large scale ty the usc o. 6
light harrow furnished with man
teeth.
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AT Grand Rapids, Mich, a woman
keeps seveuty-six cats on her premises.
When one dies she has funeral pro-
cession half mile long, composed en-
tirely Of cats. As soon as the grave is
covered she gives sigma and the whole
company howl in concert. Deacon
Swift, OF Grand Rapids, was present at
one OF these occasions, and was heard
to remnrk afterwards while his wife
was trying to cure his headache with
cold water, that when he experienced
the effects of that combined howl, he
lost all interest in life aud inwardly
prayed for sudden death.
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s2a;1.ng Money by Farming.

Prosperity attends one farmer, ruin
alton another; many get good living
and some turn their hand TO some
other calling TO save them from losing
capital; in short, agriculture results
iUst ah7ut in the same proportion with
rcsari t9 pref: or loss, as merchantile
pursuits. Although there are many
mistakes. Although there are many
mis'crtu#cs which foresight and good
judgment cannot forestall, and the
same run Q. common accidents which
attend every bHsincss, yet none need
be t.mid in entering on a good, fair
average farm; for if all particulars
have been weighed and allowance made
in the purchase money, a few disadvan-
t&Cps can be readily overcome. Even
4 sock farm, badly watered, should
no. be G;scouragjng, as this having been
calculated on, there are plenty ofways 10
secure asuppIy from rain to last through
tie longc.! droU.hs; and where the
water is KEEP: clean, the writer has seen
It in standing ponds preferred 10 spring
or other fresh water by horses, cattle
and sheep. This il mentioned as one
of the greatest drawbacks, because
mos. people dread the trouble OF keep
ing in order temporary drinking places
Gat the losses sustained by neglect.
Making money is as readily attained
By attention 10 farming as in trade; and
it is g common error 10 suppoes this is
to be accomplished only by the sweat
OF the brow. Industry is absolutely
but tact in directing labor
Alright is better than merely leading
lot Of meu 10y working every bit OF fIcsh
and atom o! fat off the body. Then it
is essential to be posted in the marke.
value OF every commodity, which can
oa.y ne doae by attending auction sales
and rendezvous for buying aud selling.
4 money making farmer will ascertain
the prices Of all varieties Of live s,ock
and calculate the comparative cost OF
raising 20 az to be certain which pays
hest. he will also fnJ cut how Ln,te-
o- cheese mak;pg ard how wool growirg
viii nav, Doubles. in these lines oi.
lfra Iriced and unreliable rnanpeI
labor, q system Of farming which will
qimii o, = great Gsa, ~ the land Ivirg
jagvn in rsrre,uaI crass you'd nv
more for two reasons :-Fjrs, Ies. 81.
perI;,ure in WAGES would he rsoY;reI ,
..i second the fertility vor,d ~. /, |
extracted bv selling of grain ami co-,
when a farm bss ;,6 10 Lan-b, -
p o-,,.ns-ca an og-;crr,n-ai o,-aa- ~
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NEW YORK.
C0lOred SiatesmeD.

New YORK, August 27.-The color
cd statesmen from Louisiana, who are
here in the interest OF the Kellogg fac
ton, for the purpose OF explaining the
true position of the Louisiana question,
yesterday paid a visit to the Custom
House, where they were we'll received
by the officials. During their stay in
this city, it is expected that they will
deliver a number of addresses on the
political situation in Louisiana.
The Vienna Exposition.
a Herald special from Vienna says
the Emperor of Austria, accompanied
by distinguished guests OF court and at
tended by brilliant suit, visited the
American agricultural hall Of the Pail
ace OF Industry, on the 2Sth inst. and
was received by Commissioner Hay and
architect Peck, who explained to His
Majesty the nature and uses Of the diff
ferent articles of machinery, especially
mowers aud reapers. He remained full
ly an hour in the department, asking
many questions with reference to the
uses OF instruments, whether they were
exported to @ large extent from Ameri!
ca and expressed a high appreciation, on
the part OF the people, of the advance
Of America in the agricultural art. The
Emperor subsequently, visited other de-
L
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Frightening Prospects.

The business affsirs OF the country
never looked so well as they do st the
present opening OF the fall season OF
1873. There will be, OF course, the
usual monetary stringeucy which seems
to be the inevitable result OF our iucom-
plete and vicious banking system; but
that has been overcome before and as
the country grows stronger, financially,
1T must grow wiser, and be able, ere
long, to devise q banking system better
able to meet the wants of trade and
commerce. Among the Indications OF
prosperous season we may enune-e
ate the following: ~ .ts.ra.
First, TIE encouraging prospects Of
the Iron trade. The iron manufactu-
rers of England are beginning to'real-
ize that they have lost the American
market, and henceforth the wants OF
that market must be supplied by our
own manufacturers. Aud not The
American market alone. We have
noted already. heavy shipments OF
American pig iron TO England; and the
New York Times Of Friday saws that
some very large orders from England
have been received here during the
past ten days"
Second. Ship building has this year
undergone q thorough revival, and es-
pecjally since July first. The ship
yards OF Maine are again busily en-
gagged building wooden vessels, and all
along the Delaware is heard the clsng
Of the hammer, on the hulls o! new
iron ships The United States is des-
tined, we trust, 10 resume her real place
the front rankin ocean commerce.
And.
Third, Our imports are steadily fall
ing Off and our exports are steadily in
creasiny. A very large proportion Of
the vessels now arriving at New York
come in ballast, seeking f5r cargocs ="
Europr.
All these are sigDs OF high promise
and all other signs unmistakably point
10 q period Ot grea. prosperity. lIw.rn
this prosperity is realized we can but
use i: wse'y sud pruientiy, and be kept
out OF wall speculnrIoEs and rccklSs
ventures, there W ! ue Increased cause
for ;hankfulUess; and we are sufficient
ly hopeful 10 believe tia. our people
have learned enough, from past exper
euce, TO know when they are well OF,
and to abide % contenIediy Pitts
Jtryh Commercial.
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OK The fret Monday of October the
electors OF Connecticut will he required
to vote upon the adoption OF the COM
siitutionel amendment providing ,or
ore capital. This smeOdment was
PASSED by the House ~ lS12, aid by
considerably more than two thiris ol
each House Of the General Hose"Jiy
at its late session. 1t requires only orr
more indorsement, that OF 4 majority
OF the electors voting on tie fret N,n-
day Of October, TO becomeH part otttc
constitution of the STATE. Those IN
favor Of one capitol will vote "Yea, :"
those who desire more than one viii
vote mo"
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PITTSBURGH.
The Races.

PITTSBURGH August 27.-At the
Friendship Driving Park races to-day,
the first race was one mile for fifteen
hundred dollars, for horses that had
never beaten $50. 1t was won by
Kitty D., of Pittsburgh, beating Sky
Lark, Beater, Andy aud Gertrude.
Time 2:36. The second race, one mile
for two thousand dollars, for horses
that had never beaten go, was won by
Slow Co. of Pittsburgh, beating Kate
Campbell and Irving in the order
named. Time, 2:35.
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ECIunhDIi's i.UChu

Is the only reliable remedy tor tisea-ts
0: the urinary or-a2s. Tzks / il -eI-
son, and DO rot lie ;nEcseI u25a ~
qlacks and impostors
We are glad to learn TIA. the a.
seuce of the celebrated Dr.. Helmb2.d
has rot prevented the continued manr-
fscture Of the Blchu, so well known q
the only efficient remedy for diseases of
the kidneys anu urinary organs. There
are counterfeits OF this most eXca'.ert
medicine. Genuine has proprietc- :
private stamp. John F. Henry, "
York, Sole Agent.
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EESCIVN NATI.
.rYCStci.

C.>c.ENAr!, August 21.--George
Smith, the engineer who is charged
with having cause.-The collision on the
Marietta and Cincinnati railroad near
this city recently, was arrested at Cir
cleyi'c, Yesterday, and brought to this
city, today. lie was arrlagnei tor
trial this morning, and, in default o.
$1,000 bail was remandcd to jail to
await his trial.
'-,.--Dr. George MeudenhaN, . prominent
uUv-jcjan o. this c ~, WAS stricken with
par"Iy-js las night and i considered
hevoLi recovery.
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The RInck.cYed Monster.
SARATOGA.
Temperance Convention.

SARATOGA, August 27.-The Tenn
perancc Convention convened this
morning at 0 o'clock. Oyer $4,000
were raised and paid to the publication
society. The committee on resolutions
congratulated the friends oftemperance
on the gratiiying'evidence fprogress and
the increased activity displayed for sup
pressing the liquor traffic. The resolu.
tioas were adopted and the convention
adjourned until this afternoon. The
resolution proposing political action was
deferred until the afternoon session.
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EaiIrnaIAcc hent.

AURORA, august ia 'tock freight
tra.a OIL the c. B and Quincy railroad
was badly wrecked this morning at
G o'clock, near Lislee, twenty-thrce
miles from Chicago, by a car in the
centre OF the train jumping the switch.
The result Of the accident was the desc
truction OF seven box cars, killing sew
eral head O. stock and delsyiag the
early trains for nearly two houre.
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PROP OSALS,

DEDPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
I Uutil I2 O'Clock n, on Tuesday, Ssp'-
ENTER 2ni, 1873, for four bundled tIDp per
ches coping stone, one hundred uOg peTches
brackets, and one hundred and fifty perche>
OF TuDbte stone The coping sJOne 10 dfeEa
four feet long, three feet six inches bed, and
one foot Iise. The brackets 70 dreS3 three
fee. long, one foot bed, and one foot four
Inches Ti5e- And the Tubbls 10 b. good
square stone, ali 10 be grey al nd stone, and
o. GOO building quality, and 10 BE delivered
on the PeniteniiaTy gIounc5. 81 such times
as the superintendent may direct, and the
Whole amount 10 be delivered on or before
the fnsG Of Lscs nbeT, Is73.
Proposals will Dc received for the coping
stone In quantities OF one hundred peTcnts
or IN 0Te for brackets in quantities OF hiiy
peTChes or more; and for Tubble some in
quantities OF fihy perehes or more. Sanples
VI stone will be required at the on se aiore-
u snt.oned before awarding any contracts.
Proposals will be addressed 20
Capt WIN. 3. ERLDGE,
superintendent, at
augEi Mounds7ille, Wer Yo.
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ANN NAPOEIS.
The DuvaII Courimarlial.

ANNAPOLIS, August 27.-The court
martial in the case Of DR.. Duvall, con-
tinued to-day. The defence proved,
from the testimony OF Ddvall's two
daughters and son, that the man shot
was not marine. Surgeon Deer's
testimony is also to the effect that the
mans wound dressed by him was not
from gun shot, but from a snag in the
river while swimming.
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FANS, which, hGli y yesr 40, bean
to enlarge and grow prctertou., are
larger and more p-ctentoas now than
ever. Some of them measure three tcrt
from tip TO tip, and the indications are
that even these dimensions vii! be ey'
paniei in the fall. They are chiefly ot
white and black silk and satin, with 3
spray OF flowers painted in the LETT coru-
er. Those who can afford to follow
every passing fashion have fan made
OF the color Of each costume; bu. lui- i-
very expensive and not at all nccd'ul.
The fans are suspended by iarCiiuI
chain from the belt on the right H.ie
and opposite the chetelaine which now
holds card case, vinaigrette, porte
monnaie, um brella, and everything that
can possibly be attached Even in full
dress these greatwhite fans ere lastewr !
by silver chain to the giriie. which
on the whole, is q good idea, fJr they
are much too big to hold.
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=EEE WEATHEE.

WAE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnINGToN, August %, A. ".
PRoBABlLITIEs.
For New England and thence west
ward over the Lake region and the
northern portion Of the Middle States,
partly cloudy ard clear weather, with
light variable winds and areas Of light
rain in tie Lake region, will prevail.
For the northwest diminishing pressure
with rising temperature, light to fresh
essterly to soutberly winds ard gener-
allv clear weather. For the Ohio Valley
and southwark TO Tennessee, cloudy
weather and light raln and clearing ca
Thursdsy. For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, increasing pressure,
lower temperature, and areas Of light
rains on the Coast. For the southern
portion OF the middle States, light east
erly to southerly winds, lower tempers-
ture and areas OF light rains, followed
bv clearing weather
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BRDOkEYS.
An Omthgc.

BuocELYx, August 27,-Louisa Il q,
aged nine years, was enticed i":o :
boat and outraged in woods near
Eospe,h. yesterday, by LouiS -.
Clair, aged twenty-five years. She was
subsequently found and conveyed home.
Her injuries are fatal. st. Clair has
been arrested.
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No..o Dam2 Of MaIyIaCt,

|uLLi GIITE I',IIIUTT FOK IOgEG
" LhDIE- CONDUCTED by ne ECigJl EIz.
ter % Ny'ro DBms, tTU g.Ia hall Mills
nn''l ~ Baltimore.
This institution /. lOra!ei . the rnTst de-
a!aD 4 D#I' 81 y .'u.FD C.LIfy, AT the Ia.
'erseDisDn Oi CusrI.s stfaSt and Homeland
avenue, .iyyl lhrsC nail HCrth ~ The
WasIhl~t~G Monument ~ baltimore c.'y.
The grOgno# a.. we'll thaes isnss ymely
DESC /! " .'I fro WBlksaI % cGTl.agsTJaIr,
ana eKSn-Ige.y plaEnsi 10 cI"rrlSe Fni
Tsrrca' .pH
The bnIding ls~uug'ru r'ci and fuTuisiaI
TIia ese!y acIs5rrl hIl s1pDintrnsb sbi soT
cOm.yr, 0JnyrUlaBc. and sageiy 10 q
thoroughly ventilated. well heated by hot
Vafes, HgIirl Iv gf4. AMI rich stDry 10 yTy.
giIeL sglth ercelisBtEpTineT Taier, srg ,fiif.
lIbes, electric bells aE4 c.yCkr. ~ sscuGiLy
agalgs' aTe thee IRE tTo pug ia each
story with hO-s attached. 10 cIl sszlsisncs
~ any moment O' 'pHIgrI aH rl'C.Tic alarm
ha Uesn Diaced iu tiIe tower. Arrange.
maui7 have Teen made 10 accom- "a yiats
fariJr BIHTisTS OT Young lndles VINO ulsh
o. Eiye attention 30 Epsslsl Blanche, aBd
desire 10 cuJC- the CJfn.OrL 81 private
apartment Inc ~ STEM Ol s-dg saiiyn az
fO'ds . g-sy ai Vantage fyr The acquisition Dl
a TFfiuTd G.' sp.I adqCa 100. rFsrf3I a..
'eIIIgH VII D. g.yeT ~ L GC-msnard
french u % Eusgc..
TEHS- rrg - rG.-Wsarl AMI Ia.
lion. Inducing lie F''rrJ snd GerTnsn
DUkusg.-, r.IlI |,e Eyr.g tgE Ei.tu mt
OF DTayrIr'g and Won 'sr.r.r ~. Inc.
ar Or Pa n y BEtrdsss S1E. GuAc. .l-fif.ilBz,
SyaLlsn, 'c 'CEfa EE'.s CrITg.e.
EOl sPscisi iL igTmatiOu FyIcTOe DIREfgT-
RsSSE = gIrE DAME = MARYLAND,
GO.antOan POr'sTir, Ealt moe rOnn'y,
Gd. auEIfyFYb
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OHIO.
ENDlOSlpr.

SrRISNFIELD August 2I.-An cNplo-
SION occurred at the lime kilns o. \.
Ualcomb this afternoon, four miles
south OF this place, while the workmen
were making a blast. Two OF the men
were fatally wounded and the lives Of
three others are despaired Of.