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, 1873-05-27
TILE LIQUOR LAWS.

1Eoxv They Were Not Observed on Sat-
lardny Night or Sl,nday--Jtastice CO
Ezutsffn11tl1's Opinion oG 1lac ts Arrest
Ing Cis1uso'' in tho IL O'Clock 0r1I.
nance.
Forsy-seven lager bcor aaloon-keopors on tho
North Side hayo been summoned to appear bo-
fore Justice Kaufman, on Monday noxt, for trial
Oh tho charge Of having kept their saloons open
Oh Sunday. in violation of the ordinance. SINH
lar notification las been given thirteen West
9ido saloon-Aeepora and thoir casca will como
before Justice scully on Saturday. Nino COM
plants have been entered against saloou-keepors
III tho southern part of tho South Division, but
tho dato Of examination has not yot beon def
nitoly fixed.
After II o'clock on Saturday night eighteen
violators Of tho II o'clock ordinance woro ar
1oated OH the Wost Side. Ono Of thom, John
scnlly yesterday, and tho cases OF tho othora
demand jury trial, md involve tho city in con-
siderable expense. An II o'clock yiolator uamod
William Blitz, who keeps boer pnloon on tho
northeast corner Of Willow md Fremont atroota,
After the evidence had boon heard, and tile
counsel tor tho defense had relieved his mind of
vast amount Of perilous stuff, tho counsel
for tho city, Alr. Lewis, spoke briefly, claiming
tHAt Llo INV uHu pGou Vl0lhlGu anu that thpro
waB but one conrse for tho Court TO pnrsuo and
that' was to fine tho accused. Tho following
co1loquy thon ersued.
Justice Kauifmat--Aro you through with your
asgument2
blr. Lewis-I hayo no moro to say, yonr
Honor. Tho law is plain.
Justice Aauflman-l 500 you havo not hoard
my formor decisions; this iH tho first timo YOU
hayo boon hero. I bciovo hayo right to pass
MI opinion upon this Law, or my other
hlr. Lewis-1 recognize tho right OF tho court
to pass upon tho constitutionaty Of law Just
the samo as the Supreme Court Inns TINT rislit.
Justice Kaulfnan-The frat caaeu TINT cauao
before nc, when tile II o'clock law was passed,
wero dismissed because had received no ON.
cial notification Of tho passage OF my such
ordinance. don't Bay anything against tho laws
passed. by tho Legislature, or tho Common
Council. When defendants are convicted Of
vioiating those laws, they ought to DO, mud
must DO, fined. Tho Common Council has
tho right to mike laws but this law giving 10
l1cemcn tho right to 60 In md drag n man from
a Respectable buslnoBs, waH not made by tho COM
Bonrd Of Police CommiBsioners- -WaHhb,lru ogpe-
ially-aud don't recognize It, IIo has 10 right
to mako n law Of that kind, and If ho does /
can't respect 1t. Whom violatora OF tie II
O'Clock ordinance are summoned to appear bo-
fore me, az aro those who violate tho Sunday
law, will hAvo no mercy on thonl, but other
WBo my course shall bo ~ it laa boon lerntofora
Tho prisoner iH discharged.
Tho COUNSEL for tho city entered n protest
against tile decision. citing cnana whero the Su-
promo Court laH dooilad that policemen can or-
rest persons sooll violating city ordinance,
Tho Justice nlado no reply.
, 1873-05-27
Tho Sts Rnul sand Northwestern Con-
sO1it1nttOl.

SOfidnttOlEs
From the 3Hl!raukee Nttcs Muy25
II NO havo got hold of tho right ond of tllo
Eumors which hnvo reachod md gro reaching ,,s.
tho plan to pool tho earnings or efToct virtual
consolidation Of tho St. Paul and Northwestern
Roads il Likely to full through or has fallen
through. at lenst, it has not boon perfected.
and resoiutey hnngs fro. As far Oh wo caiii
learn tho facts, they arc to tho effect TINT Bubao-
quont to the railroad fight in tho Legislature
last winter, tho parties WHO had previously
bought tho common stock of tho Northwestern
!toad, aud who Wero fighting tho st. Paul
1and-grant proposition, wont Into tho markot
and quietly bought up largo quantities, if not
nearly aai Oft ut. Paul common stock, within q
Wow to tho consolidating tho roads. Az tie
owners OF tho stock, they had sufficient inlluonoe
with tho Easteru Directors Of the st. Paul Com
pany to defeat tho acceptance OF tho lanl-grant,
and to Introduce tho proposition for pooling
oarninge, whom they found tint tile laws Of
WISCONSIN prohibit consolidation. Tho pool
ing proposition awaited some formaiitios
boforo It was finally to 60 into opora-
tfon, whom tho hostile public sonti-
mont Of the State reached tho carH Of the now
ownors OF tue common Stock antl thoy began to
comprehend that they wero going too fast and
too fur. We do not know tint tllis il tho true
outline Of tho facts. But no arc incliuod 10
think tlnt o fear Of ndyorBo legislation in this
State, growing out Of tho existing excitonont
against railroada, which has beon greatly in
creased by tho refusal to build tho land-graut
lines, Inns had tho e1roct to dofeat tho snecuia-
ton Gftor 1t progressed q considerable distance
toward completion.
, 1873-05-27

from tho offco Juno /, whom 4. @. namburghor.
Of Quincy, olootod last November, will stop III. ill.,
Judge 4. L. Osborne takoH hia turn, now, as
Chief Justice Of Indiana.

from tho oiglco Juno /, whom 4. @. 1Iamburgl,or,
Of Quincy, oloctod last November, will atop III.
Judge A. L. Oaborno takoa Lila turn, now, o.
Chief Justice Of Indiana.
Con. Bon r. Runklo Ia about to become n
Democratic otl'tor Mt Urhana. Ohio.
sol,ntor and Ntrs. George @. Wright, of Town,
will apoutl tha summer III Colorado.
Coy. Noyes, Of Ohio, will bo at Dayton, Doco-
rntton Day. Tl1oro aro 1, 700 soldier votos ot
Dayton,
Tho princosa OF Wa1ca' Inst iufnnt llvotl on1y q
fow minutes aud yot was called Alexander John
Clnrloa Albert.
matlo up p11rao Of s5400 gold, aud presented
1t to Mrs. OanDy.
nnator Of tl,at villago since 1906, having boon
appointed by Presidont Madison.
Prof. Edward Orton, Of Yollow Springs, haa
bcon tondnred and will accept the Presidency OF
tho Ohio Agricultural College.
Gov. Straw, Of Now Hampshire, las offered to
giyo sito at Rye Beach for the 1anliAg Of tho
now At1nut!o cablo to DO hid noxt yeAr. .
BY tho recont death Of Mr. Hopo-scott Ali.
botsford is left In Tho hands Of lis only daugtor
by his first wife, M1ias Lockhart. Hir Waltor'e
granddaughter.
Mrs. Laura Fairs disappointment In boing 70.
fused tho nBo of a hall for hor lecture on
"Wolyos in tho Fold " llns boon eatimatod by q
Ban Francisoo jury ut S0G.
Tho Now Orleans Republican Of May 20 a,l-
nouncca olitorinlly Judge Duroll'B determination
to resign, mud recommends that Lo DO given q
foreign mission.
4 Connecticut newspaper, wo aro told, "1las
brolon ground distinctly il favor Of Senator
buckingham" Pray, is l.e ono Of the politicians
wl1om 1t iB necessary to dig up before they can
rim 7-No'o York 7rtounn.
Senator Summer will lcavo Washington fot
h1assaclsisotts IN the early part Of June. He
will spend portion Of tho summer ut tho villa
OF tho poot Longrollow, at Nahant, and will also
hpond aomo time with the Hon. samuol Hooper
ut his o8tnto.
Tho Boston Trdueller "imagiuos" Mark Twain,
Hollow, Aimoo, and Lydia Thompson, who smiled
III the Aame steamer last week, as tho solo sur
Yivora OF q BlipWrock, on Ho1ne leaert island
Ma shrink from considering tho consequences.
Tho Imagination that conceived tho idoa seems
to us alone oapablo OF completing tho picture.
Mrs. Corn Livingston Barton, widow Of Thomaa
Barton, y7hoao library Bopton has Just OBJ
Hudson. sho resided for aomo years in Paris,
wherc, during tho Administration Of jackson,
her fathor, Edward Livingston, was American
Minister, nnd ler future husband Bocrotary OF
Legation.
q. G. BimmonB, Of Konosha, who ig we'll known
In tho Northwest as President Of tho North
western Telegraph Company, and Director Of
tho Western Union Telegraph Company, 4 largo
owner of several important manufacturing
enterprises, haa made 4 proposition to the City
place handsomely. and to oroot thoroin n tlno
library building, md put into 1t s20, 900 library,
all tho improvements, including library, to cost
s50, 900, oil from luis own private means.
, 1873-05-27


n 7G@a naf % y Sn ar,s g uu aa q
Elr Nvo n,,tct AZ a5c H,e ,,. ~ n.ts ~ s3sy
nomtnn "'o' A' o<'' oa'8 q'''os @1 S'S9a6e oafoy
Pnos1sloss.stronaer and mora .o,vo Mean no,
Al s rG s6 n&o,n naG nog 1t o oa
nnn;a sirou v' .ah ', s.y1m aAc kee uc nnk
ciear H. RnIc Wsn sdt co,p pnGga aa1o
shoudcrs, 4ffs Clear ri bo elesr, ee. son Af''
"nlsnz-1u good 4emHnd 81 full pracas; ooc
pxrno,r, Nay se.@ aetps bastp;rprrs-r1ou firm at
s9ooeaoso wlleat steady; extra tl.05@1 .05N No. i,
s1saS 81 IL ls9' amber 5S@l7s c9ra qaits; yellow,
S'' NO. l. 4'' o1tn s1qwa1iKnF qqvR9tj KmniF5ed' 42'
Al a1,nwSgnzz; S;; My G1ar4ps7urFs- quiet
st.30,{ Ostp aoady: Nn J. ii % cnrn 1,, nH1 n,t =;
nominal No o. 41c nyeMNo, o8Ec. Baroy @ steaiy: w.
F Tns1onrs-To S,n: Buffalo, 7; o.wceo, 1oc.
nEoElrrs-Fioar, ooo6 brs ,SsS wheat, ii III pu.
A''f' SUErhIo SjJES yII1 "nea'' l2o'ooo oo'
w5ss s colS y 80 as3asA es ds
na meas Gnsnao aal sa na 3 go- n
Corn higher and unaete sales Of ooS bn as ss 4s
prico for choice. 0atv-No domnui M al hcs N
4ec. ' AVE- 4 ''''N ut
PHILADELPHIA, ,,ny ,Fan; aooDnE4 t,,,,,
apriup c1trn fnu,fly ~ f06R60 Wtent cuint ~ n.da
lsld i oae Corn aetivs ;ysow, CSC mixed S wcatorn,
'sH@s9s osts s,rpay s:5 sts@s9 S9
CnuDE pErnoIEus-i3EcM: M ro3neI. Ioxo- "t"' '@''
W11tswy-Flrm At 93c.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2o-DnEApsrurFe- du,,
and unchanged, Wheat dill md hnayv. rsi wast1 1
crn 75l85: ambor Il s0a1 * for,, ,ea a,onIs mgst
mixed Western G4o data nniet r,iTna insas15a 15
white, 51@52c. nye ,luli 1t ooe@i,oo ' 1's''4''
obc. '''-'"'' "''a no1''nS'' 1"ra oua at 'es
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and rnchan9ea
W1f1snY-scarco md frm at o5o.
OHWEGo.
nuurco nTnr m -1u1o.t en1s4. . ~. = ~,,-,
hell at si Ga f1nrn dmii iii 1iii, ~; so hI4""u4co
T1rEf1o '''-o4'' "oe'
TOLEDO n1ay qo.-IsnFAnsTi,ppa- o,,,ot o,a
unchanged Whc.t ecaIy: No villa W.,,saI, MIu
$1.77 No. s do 81 rs No within Sr}chionn Il FL
eocr 1ast inlf nf Juno Il Il ~ SSsS .r1, xi;os
S1 75 Nh red snot nni soor I.ot hiv t''11o.s' 1'
Corn steay 1io m4cd snot I'M S"lio ESn, si:aa:
July 47a August, 4aKo: soptomlrr 49Mc:: 'Lo III
, 1873-05-27

g. Denny, OF London, England, ia at tho Wost
eldo Briggs House.
D. I. Lnwlor, of Virginia, arTiyol ut the Wost
Side Briggs House laat avouing.
Maj, ". Jay Ketcha,n, of Washington. D, G..
Is ut tho Wost Side Briggs House.
y. L. Fanllnnt md vito, residents OF China
lott tho West si1o Briggs House yesterday for
the East.
The Hon. Z. I. Cranlall and vito, Of St. Louia
~ tott l, tug West Side Briggs House yoaterday for
L. nardonburgl. suryoyor-G General Of cnfor-
torday from California.
a party OF twenty-five loft tue city last oven
Ing to attend tho anniversary OF 'tho Illinois
btato sabbath-School Convention, which, meets
at Springfield to-day. Tho session olouos on
Thursday evening.
Tho Iov. J. D. Thomas, pastor of tho Mjohi
gan Avenue baptist Church OF this city doliy-
essa a.;a tbs asrsss before the mootng OF tho
Albuny Just week. Tho Albany papers publish
1t in full, and extol it in the highest terms
Judge Wood, who occupies the vacant cl,air Of
Judge JanleHon, i'll tho Superior Court, il q
ploasant-faced gentlonlau Of about IS yoars Of
ago !; Inns, judging from his domoanor III Court
yohtertlay, MI active, weil-balancel intellect, md
his decisions aro arrived ut rapidly. Ho will
occupy tho bench for about four wools Tho
Judge. who Inns lived IN Iroqnois County for
Homo tlme past, WIZ In tho Legislature in 1906,
and ia known Oh ono Of tho authors OF valuable
legal work, "Wood and LougA Digost."
,T The ir iirat gnssts' dInnor in tho large dining:
hall, with Dill ct fIo, was norvod in tho Grand
Paelho yesterday. though tho house will not bo
opon to tho public until tho cluso OF tho wook.
Il " worthy OF noto that tho first arrival at tho
Paclnc by omnibus from the cars, aul tho first
yesterday morning OF thn yrllernt,la nam pirn
, 1873-05-27

DEIEolT, Mich, May 20.
Monmorancy achrs Olive Branch, T. s. Skinner.
PAsaEp DowN-pEopa Isaac, May and barges brig
W1ND-EaBt. '.
DETROIT, Kich., May 20,
nao aa onrs @
aud bargos, MetamorIa and bargos burk John
Ireeaen; sshrs Alelroso. Denmark, Guiding Star,
Warrington.
PASSED. DowN-Props Nebraska, Rose and barges ;
% narRs Pa'n Parn" ,ot aisr,S aIn brig powhsn
Wing, pnufort,, Sophia, Lu1i, Nicholson, AtLeniau.
iammonts, H. Doud, Atmosphere, Mosller, tIghguard,
WIND-NoYthcaht.
, 1873-05-27

BALTIMORE, May 20,-Afrs. Emma NlcKcc, who
on tho 18th inst. made a1, unsuccessful nttompt
to nlaoot ler uno!o Oswald Noack, n Wholesale
boot and alloo, upper manufacturer, waa more
successful to.tlny. Thls morning she obtainod q
warrant for tho arrest Of her uuclo charging him
with abusive couduot. md accompanied tho Off
cer to Noaok's place Of buauosu lao Wost BAL
timore street, to identify him. Tho officer nude
the arrest, and, III thoy were coming down stalrs.
pndcr her shawl and discharged both barrels,
ono shot taking effect IN NoacEa buck, tho ottor
ii, tho calf Of Ills right log. The wounds aYo
not necessarily mortal. Mrs. NoKoo was ar-
roBtol.
, 1873-05-27

In behalf OF social Freedom and liberty OF In
duntry, and stand by that causo up to tho ond
Tho Gor1nana aro ovorywhoro acknowledged to
bo peaceablo aud law-abft1lng citizons, aid tllo
thom. iii Va nsk Is aSual rights for iii. Il
wo would submit to MI Infringement Upon our
constitutional rights without my attempt to do
fond ther1 IN lawful manner, thon, III my opin
lon, VIC wore not worthy Of toing citizens Of
this great republic. Respectfully,
Nlu,1ARp M1crAEf1s,
Editor OF tho F'eie I'rcsse.
CHICAGO, Aray %, 1873.
, 1873-05-27

LIVERPOOL. Alay 20.-11 q. m.-Flour, 27s Gil, Win
Ter wheat l2a ID spring. LIN 2a@l2H id; white. 12@
las q; club 12a Cd. Corn, a7H Cd, Pork, a5a. Lard
noi tiaoAnoN, May 3o-se0 p. m.-Consola for money
o31t9o3H nccount, 0a7sGsl 6-2Os, lis. 91sf: do ,G7
u lo.4os, esa new o., 89ta Erie, 48N.
fnASAFoMr, May 2o:--s-20s Of 20, 95.
ml.llinE uplans1s, s2s1 Orleans, DS@0hd, saIss
2,0uD. '''''' "''" Apo1'
Isreadatufta quiet. Flour, a7s OF. Corn, 27s oa,
Ohee5c, 87s I'd. Decf, aJu Cd. Cumberland mid.
, 1873-05-27

ono of tho collR. In about half
MI hour, "Jonas," tho colorod boy, fan1illnrly
known Ra " tho priHonors pct" found linn
hanging by an old Dutch handkerchief. or nock-.
eo from one ot tho ba5s a over tho aoGr lle
lo was standing on something lilo Hoon dis
coyorot, lowovor, that lo was not, aud, taking
out hlH knifo, cut tho old man down. 11o foil
with hcayy thnd, and was for q time insonsibfo.
. Ho soon rocoyorod, howoyor, but on boiug asked
why 1lo mado tho attompt Baiil 11o did not know.
I1o lives 1T Northiiold, and will bo sont homo to-
lny, Ills wagon Antl ,orsDB woro not found.
, 1873-05-27

light md unsatlafactory. Drown md bcsolcti alcot-
inga and sttrtnga aro weak In johbora inntH, Tho
ngonts for LonHdale behced lnvo reduced tho price
to 1tc per cont OFT. Oolorel cottons arc Hteady.
Knntlitky jeans and cottoiudes nro quet and aon1o
1akos arc lower Amorfcan prInta nln iosbng ut 10r*
tho balance llaylng becn sold tua nrYs joing o,,Eo
llcnvy woolnnH aro taken moro freely by cothiers,
Foreign goods nro dull.
, 1873-05-27
Now York Livestock Market.


,,oe NTw Yonk, Msy 2o-pErvEa-2oa cars, or 4,74q
hcad tnSkua 5000 for tho week, aqHluat Q4oo {ast
: %ssk: The marriott openea with far demand, At q
Blight ndvance from lo rateH Of last Friday bit he
advance wna nfterward loat. Tho quality OF te oer-
insa was generaliy good al largo percentage better
@ Sssseass ssstls i 0. III 4s1as peer a1s q
tionH at higher Gguroa. sa1es Include 20 cars
illinois steers. OK cwt, 11@195o; 10 cars or owt,
11A@11Ao; = cars, cwt, l2u; cars, 7l owt, 11ai@
121So; cars, cwt, 11E@l11io; IL cars, 7k cwt,
114@19o So ears Gal CIVIL lii Gsl2Ac:4 cars, cw
1sNo cars, 7a5 swt, 1ah0sl3a; ears, ~ cwt, l2o
e1t ewt. li14o ciIv, as ewt, llAo; 10 cars us cw
1o,{o, ana Il Gars, sS est, D1||@lohe, ~ ~ '
500 head. Total for tho week, 1900, agaf,st
1920 last weck Tho market waH dull and dropping
at GRGlu for fair to extra BhearoI Rheep, and tbs
wholesale slaghterers refuuca to Ny moro an 10 ior
tho beat and offered dalc for common Spring laulls
we're IN ials 1saau4 e. 1l@lto. faw ohoico o1trs
cars Ohio, w 81 lbs Ut GAG9o.5o "a cars Nv 0s ill.,
at d!to; cara, Nv 81 ba, at u, and cars nv 7B s
at 5Ac.
swlNE-Arfiyale, so cars, or 07ao hogs, making
$3.50 for tho week, against 3d. $50 aHt week. Market
was weaker ut 0@7sso for city dressed, al 51s55.io
for good corn-fed aiiyo. No tsansaesious on live
weight.
, 1873-05-27

p1rTBnunGI, May INSTRUMENTATION quiet
aM unchanged at $3.50 per hrl rotnuI remains very
lDs -
, 1873-05-27
Tho Produce n1nrIzntss

New YonK. May 2o-oorros-Wcak; middling
DNnApsruFrs-F1our dull md lower nerotpts,
1900 Iris; auporno Woatorn and State, &5.s6@02s
common to Hood oxtra. $e.70@72s; good to choice,
S0.asiS10.25; St. Louis &7.5o@l26O. 1syo flour I'M
changed. Uorn mral, calorlo, $3.33. Wlloat hoavy
and lower, with fnfr ,lelnan1 for prime: recorn,
10000 b; mixed spring, $1.45 M. Chicago, sf.53
.6aGS1.6D; do Northwestern, $l.02; do milwaukee,,
sl.G*t61.05; No Chicago, $1g8. 1.yc, barley md
malt unchanged. Corn hrm, witt moderate de-
manu- roceittB, Gi 900 bu; soft now nixch Wcatcrn
02@03e good to primo to, l,3GGAu: yellow, G4htS
95o. Oats aeaty; receipts, 20,D00 i,a; new mlxotl
Western, o1G15211o; now white, 579bB9c; b!ack.
Eaos-Qulet and firm: Western, 17@l7Hc.
HAY-Qnfot.
1lorR-Dul.
GnouEH1Es-Coffeo quiet and firm; Rio, 17a{@l01tc.
BuRar Irregular fhlr to good refining, 71GB9o. Mo-
laEHes hrn. Rco atoady 1T 8HtSB5{c.
PETnoLEuM-Crudc 01c; refined, 20c.
TURrENT1NE-Firm at is 8if6948Mc
InUvt8loNs-p0rk unsettled; now nlcHs, $1t,76
Dect ateatly. 1Ia.ns lun 11laaos quiet Lard 1r,n-
cr; acHm, 5-1G@0hc; kott1e, 01x@0Hc.
IurTEn AND C1EEsE-Quot and unchanged.
TOTAL aTooK Or GRAIN IN sToNE.
Wheat ....................... 100000
Corn, bu.. 200, ,O00
0as, hl,.. ......................... 11I0D0
Rye, bu. u......................, l3,DD0
Barley, ......................... 23,11O
matt, bu.. 1bB,Uo0
peaa, bu... .............. .................. $50
, 1873-05-27

PHILADELPHIA, May ~ 0--DArrLE-leet wore III fair
do1nA,d anu eoaly sales OF laQ Extra pannHyl
yana an Western htaora 1T $7.75WS.00 fatr to good,
{bsaQs1 IS common, 5G.OGQs7.0v.
S1tEEr-Gatr uelnand, with Halog OF 5000 at u. 90
@G..5.
Hoaa-unchaugod; nAlca G.oo0 at $9.o1@8.25.
, 1873-05-27

j, William A. Turnoy, for oightoon yoars Clork Of
'Ao Illinois Supreme Court as Springfield, retiros
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

Salcday in April. Monday last
was as warm az midsummer. The at
tendance was tolerab!y l,rge tor this
season Of the year Business fresheA-
ed and the mule market WIS brisk. 1t
is almost the eleventh hour" to secure
stock for this years crop, but still the
mule is a niue yet"
The Sheriff sold three tracts Of land
or rather one tract ''and an intcrcs, in
two others.
One tract Of l08 acres of la nd Of o.
Metts was purchased by w. f. Farey
for $3.50.
The interest of Andrew Inabipet.
deceased, in one tract of 400 acres was
purchased by Jacob Amaker for $500.
! he interest Of above n Que tract OF
800 acres was purchased by JACOB
Amaker for 500.
Interest Of above in some personal
property was sold at fair prices.
The sale Of the two large tracts oI
lO3l acres each was postponed
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

A third boy observed; N0ur Lord
tell rs that be makesa bad bargsiu Who
to gain tho whole.Forld loses his owu
soul" 9As 1919
l have seen a good many boys in my
time who have made bad bargains. Some
change tho Sunday school for the street
ard home for wicked company, and the
Bible for books and health Cor tobacco
They always get the worst of il. Boys
look out for these bad bargains.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

which has resumed its dispensing aud
refreshing flow, The Doctors draughts
are not all pleasant, but those from tho
Soda Fount are most refreshing aud de,
lightful
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12
i.IstMare = Bnrglars Abnut,-w.

ABtware!a' Burglars Abput!-Wc
have ottsn thought how unprotected
our town was at uiyht from the raids OF
the Burglars. 1t seems that the same
idea haH struck some of tho gentry, who
have had their tools shippsi and are
sssdy for work.
Better sit up late, aud s,arve your
deg
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

@Rrsahing the Iee"-A, the
Mrterrrise salo thu .6.ss ice OF tn. sns
ndn has been broken and served up in
'cNnShheii'h t,ith urt.cl ;l.a: ar, Wy
Refreshing and e1hilrcratins. Mater
-AsbsEy %aneaarsker has returned from
hia trip andli,at lis Ysst..
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A royal merry party was that whi-h
a'candsd tue river on, Thursday night.
Maaio waited i.s s;.vage-soo.hin.
sounds sihrongh the rccrssrs of the
swsn'Hs, and 4, h in huge laaMi.os were
disIssedof.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

No pains have bee spared ip endeavoring
ID renders our large assortment of Goods al
tractive and desirable; anl nothing has been
II nndone that long expert .nce and asAidui
~ could suggest, 10 deserve 4 share Of your
patronage.
Having perfected arrangements hy which
we receive our goods direct rom no manu-
inc'urers, ensur our customers the great ad
vantage OF purchasing them at thu very low
est rates and OF The most desirable ones.
In prices and quality we beli.yethey will
compare favorably with any other STOCK in
the city or elsewhere. We shall be pleased
to offer these Goods for your inspection a,
any time you ma, favor up with n call
All orders will have our carefull and
prompt attention.
Yours truly.
ID. r. FLEMING. & co.
Feb 10Th Ct
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

knishtly Notice. in auot', er
column the notice of Mr. j. W. Patrick
in relation to the Tournament VIII ch
takes place on the first Of My. Names
must be handed in before the 10Th,
inst, when the list closes.
Through the influence of Capt. T. A.
Jeiiorls, the Herald of most knigI:rly
bearing, several prizes have already
becu subscribed by the citizens of Char.
lesion.
Let our young men attend to this
matter at once. Lc; the prestige of the
LAST Tournament be maintained.
Though not young man we feel like
exclaming US did Richald Ill, "My
kingdom for horse -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

Arson -Wc have received intrli
gcnce of the burning of the house OF
Mrs. Sally Hutto which occurred on thc
might ofthe 13.
a lso o! the Obstruction Of the barn Of
John II. hilirs which occurred on tho
n!rh: of April 2nd. The barn con
tuincd 400 bushels of corn aud II quaint
ty ;i fodder which was IL total loss
The rain whi'h pruyidcntin'ly ntcrven
cd is all that SAVED the dwelling house
and entire p'aut 'ti"n
Mr.. Phillips Wa away fro l,nr at
the time ard returned no ns to rcali1-
his terrible loss
Both fir, s were the work Of ;ncenli,
rins. Aud it is hopd th.t tho mis-
will he. fo"ni oat and brought to eon
disn punishment
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RS'c That Won't Canso . Wry

RS'c chat Won't Canso u Wiy
Face w. a. Merouey, our enter, ris.
ing and descrving merchant h Is on hani
some Of the mnal paiatable ryo whisko5
ever drank in Oransehurg. 1t is
Fosters rye, msnaIacturel in Davy
County North Carolina, and is as pure
as mornias dew,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

brigham Young. This a-crtic
herniit'has given up his sceptre, left his
wife aud retired to a cave. His proper
ty goes to7his family numbering l,793.
Brigham and Captain Jack, are onr
troubles now.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

AsSeasOnaNe Ticket.--The feeble
driver of the News quill was oonsidera
bly, refreshed one afternoon this we.k.
On stspriag in to Dr. Oiveros' we'll
arranged and haudsomc Drug Store,
Pecksge Of complimentary tickets was
'cDrrseously handed te the thirsty editor.
Each ticket is good fora glass of Soda
xyster from the admirable fountain,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-12

BAD BARGAIHs,-Once a Sabbath
school teacher remarked that he Sho
buys the truth makes goo1 bargaiu,
and inquired if any scholar recolectcd
an instance in Scripture of bad bar.
gain.
81 do," replied boy, Tsau made
bad bargain when he sold his birthright
for mess of pottage,"
A second said: "Judus made a bad
bargain when he sold his Lord for thirty
pieces oisilver.n