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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-04
Hannah hustled about to cet supper

Hannah hustled about to get supper;
she set out her little round tea table; she
laid the snowy cloth: she spread her little
store of dainties; she poured him out a
fragrant cup Of tea; she lowered about
him like a bird chipping ioyously.
"a snug little place, Hannah. said Mr..
David at last, speaking out Of his fullness
of content ''but your sisters feel sore
about it; they don't ike your living here
alone. The TACT is, they think you have
lowered yourself. and all that. What put
it into your head?"
IAN angel, perhaps" said Hannah, SOL
EMMY, wiping her glowing, fearful eyes,
as she looked al him. David, after faith
er and smother died, and had fretted
away my soul caring for them and trudg-
ing about with Betsey's babies, grew
weary and sick-oh, very weary and sick!
and there came to me an inexpressible de-
sire to own myself, just as l would have
felt for any other poor slave with slavery
in prospect for life longed to keep my
self high and pure. | shuddered at the
thought of my degradation as a depend
ent drudge in other peoples households"
"And you did not want to marry ?" Da-
vid did not know what imp prompted the
words which burned his lips as they drop
ped from them. He mended them prais-
worthily by adding, Jasper Hendricks.
for instance?n
But Hannah answered calmly: No,
David, that wonld not have helped me-
So took the dear little shop and worked
and waited
"For WHAT. said David bluntly
Hannah blushed. STOPPING low over
her tea cup.
For customers" she said. as Jim came
clustering in on one of his innumerable
Chores
That night Mr.. David Durham could
not sleep. Hannahs face, her pleasant
voice, her sunny little shop. haunted him.
Such woman would be like sunrise in a
mans life. But Hannah did not want to
marry; Hannah Rugged her independ-
ence; or she was waiting-waiting as she
had said, for somebody. Somehow Mr.
David did not find his way to the little
shop where Hannah dwelt in maidenly Sc
renity quite rs soon as he had anticipated.
tie fingered about the village; he took
Miss Simmons out for a drive now and
then; and one Sunday he responded to
Mrs. Jhonson's pious interest in him by
taking seat in her pew. 1t was hot
sunshiny day, and all the windows Of the
old meeting house were open, the bis
trees waving close to the high, old fash
Toned windows, the swallows twittering
the breeze wandering in from the nea
clover field just as in old times whe
Dave sat. in Sunday rig doing in the ga
lery
CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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KEARNEY,S

1AalfA E&sN h u -
fLUi , EXTRACT BUCHU,
Ia thu J l.powa 5.c2;edy for Brights Dis.
easc ard as cBFed Gfcgy case Of Diabetes in
which il has been givea. Irritation Of the Neck
u the Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys
liberation OF The Kidneys and Bladder, Reten.
don Of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
3to0e in the Bladdcy Gravel Brick Dust Deposit
md Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En-
4eehled and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
Of Power. Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ING. Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in the
Rck Flushing Of the Body Eruption on the Face,
mud C0untenance, Iassitudc Of the System, etc.
ueed BY persons in the decline or change Of
a 10 sftsf confinement or labor pains, bcd-wet-
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
tAct Ruchu is uneqnaled by any other remedy
Mn Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain.
fSnc1 g Suppression Of Customary Evacuations,
co1Ana % Whites, sterility, and for all com
plaints incident to the seq. 1t IL prescribed
exten9tveiy by the most eminent Physicians and
4tdS1vo fer enfeebled and delicate eonstita-
uonn ct beth sexes and all ages
: KEADNEYsS EXTRACT BUCHU,
Cx-ss Diseases Arising from Imp,u1ences,
Habits OF Dissipation, Etc, in all their stages, at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convenience. and no exposure 1t causes fre-
9uent desire, and gives strength to urinate,
thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing sand
Curing Structures Of the urethra, Alaying Pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class Of dis
eases, and ezreng all poisonous matter.
KEAHNEY'3 EXTRACT DUCHJr.
$100 per bottle or six bottles for S. co. delivered
TO any address secure from observation. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY & CO, l04 Duane ST., NY
70 whom all letters for information should be
addressed.
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AVOID QuACkS AND iMPosTERe.
No Charge for Advice and Con aultation

Dr. J. b. Dyott. Graduate of .Hfeyson Medical
college. Philadelphia. author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
sexual OF Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
IN especial study, either in male or female, no
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar.
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those At a dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms.
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage
Send for the Guide 10 Health. Price 10 cents,
y. b. DXOTof, NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon.
104 Duane St., New York.
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CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE. $12.
ON 30 DAYS. TRIAL.!

THE IMPROVED, !I$t2l BlCkW!Tn SEWING MACHINE,
with new Braiding Foot, and many other import amt
improvements, ali complete, with Hemmer, Gu de-
Four Needles, ETC., warranted two years,-wlth
care it will do your family sewing for lifetime
Neary ten Thousand oil these machines have been
sold the past season, which, WITHOUT the above
Improvements. are giving universal satisfaction.
evil show letters to any one who may call, from
dlsnterested purchasers, IN which they state that
they would not exchange ours for the best high
priced machine in the market. II makes the pop.
nlar Elastic Loop Stitch, and closes its seam Sc.
eurely, which renders It the strongest and best ct
when desired 1t Can be unlocked at pleasure
Fastened to any table. Easily worked by hand.
Thi IL the machine which Messrs. Orange Judd &
Co., of the American Agriculturist. etc =, use so
many thousands for premiums. Full directions
60 with every machine. IfaIter having the Machine
thirty days 1t does not give perfect satisfaction we
Will refund the Si2, return of machine less the
express charges and take the risk OF it, being in.
jGred. All orders promptly filled on receipt Of
posteiice order Tor sl2 or If IS sent with your
orde- TO Us, the balance be paid the express
company when you receive the machine. Terms to
agents liberal but cash invariably for all machines
when received. II any doubt our honor or respon.
sioilty we VIII cheefully give the best city refer.
ence: Bring or send sample OF any goods With
VIII, h to test the machine mar2O4w
BECkWlrH SEWING MACHINE CO., 70 ives,
Broadway, n. Y. <Aiter May lst. s62 Broadway
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-31
NEW YORK.
THE "DOSS" ESCAPES TnE NEW INDICTMENT
TILE MODOCS CONDEMNED TO GE SHOT

NEW YORK, July 3d. Reports are
current that Boss Tweed has escaped
the new indictment through stupid
bltmdcr or design on the part Of some
official.
Andrew S. Garvcy testified before the
Grand Jury that he collected fraudu-
lent bill from the city for Sl20, 707, and
also collected, through IngeFsoll, u
check for $4,000. On this and 0,her
testimony the Grand Jury has ordered
an indictment against them-mgersoll
and William $. King, Tweed's private
secretary, but when the bill of indict-
ment was presented for the signature
of the foreman, the name of Tweed
was found to have been omitted, and
the mistake, if such it was, can not
he rectiiied, rs Ingersoll and King hay
ing fed, the Indictment becomes
worthless.
Two brothers, James and Alexander
Bunell, quarreled in their house in
Newark last night, and Alexander
stabbed James in the breast with an old
shoe knife, killing him instantly.
Their aged mother is the only witness.
lllt AlltiiNt w ~ llsN,i ttNNIlNN w
explode Sing Sing by means of nitro
glyccrinc, have surrendered them
selves, and will be taken to Auburn.
The weather is again hot.
The bondsmen Of Dan Butterlield,
Sub-Treasurer during Black Friday,
have sued for 81, 600 of Il deficiency.
The damage 10y the rain storm in
New York amounts TO $500, GOO. Nearly
al! tie Easements were flooded, and
many houses were strLck by Lightning.
Poor people living in cellars narrowly
escaped drowning.
Ii is stated that unofficial advices
have been received at the War De
partment that the court has found
all the Indians tried, guilty of murder,
and condemned all Of them to be shot,
Davis is said 10 be only waiting for the
Endorsement of the verdict to carry
out the sentence.
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Carving a turkey.

There h nothing, says Max Adcler, a
young unmarried man likes better
th"n to go TO a dinncr at the house of q
lend, and 70 be asked to carve the
turkey, He never carved turkey in
his Ike, and with an old maid on one
side of hiul, watching him closely and
on the other side u fair girl for whom
he has n tenderness he feels embar-
rasscd when he hegids. First he
pushes the knife down toward one OF
the gh-joints, lie caa't find the
joint, aud he plupgc3 the knife aropnd
in search Of 1t until he makes mincc
meat out Of one whole quarter Of the
fowl Then he sharpens his knife, and
tackles il again. At last, while inal-
ing a terrific dig, he hits the joint sud-
denly, and the leg flies into the maiden
lady's lap, while her Dress 'front.' il COW
cred with q shower of ,tuiting
Then he goes for the other leg, and
when the young lady tells him he looks
warm, the weather seems TO him sud
denly to become 1902 warmer. This
leg he finally pals loose with his fin
gers. He lays it on the edge of the
plate, and, while he is hacking ut the
wing, he gradually pushes the leg over
on the clean tablecluth, and when he
picks ii up ii slips from his hand into
the gravy-dish and spl0slies the gravy
around for six square yards. Just as lie
has made up his mind that the turkey
has no joints to its wings, the host asks
him II he thinks the Indians can really
ha civiliZplo Tho o,Il u.yt /, Linn
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The French frontier is, of course,
strengthened and rendered almost inn
prcgnable, and along the whole eX-
posed length of the German coast II
series of Notifications are to be placed.
Hamburg and Bremen narrowly es-
capped destruction in 1870. Thanks to
short supply of coal ON hoard the
French fleet, and want of local knowl-
edge and of resolution among the OIL
GERS commanding, these and other
cities escaped. Germany is mortified
that this state of things occurred once,
and is determined that ii shall not oc-
Gu" again. The provisional defenses
of Sonderburg-Deppel will be superse-
ded by u large permanent work, to be
erected to the north of S0udcrburg, on
a position commanding the entire har-
Dor
At the Elbe Eibuth, the works which
were hastily begun ut Strade and ClX-
haven in anticipation of u visit from
the French feet are to be thoroughly
completed. In the same emergency,
Notifications We're commenced on both
sides of the Weser, and these are also
to be strengthened by the erection of
foui additional forts. But Wilhelns-
haven, the pet port of the Fatherland,
is to be made absolutely invulncrablc.
On the land side it is to be guarded
from attack by detached forts, and the
very approach of an enemy is to be
prevented 10y elaborate arrangements
for flooding HIS line in advance. Its
snn front will II, screened nv n lino nf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-31

MATAMoRAs, July 40.-Late adviceS
from the city OF Mexico, state that a
proposition will be made by the gov
eminent to Congress, which meets IN
September, to modify the law in regard
to restoring free importation of mer-
chandise under it, to the posts OF Mat
amoras and Nucrs Lovad, and requir-
ing frontier towns which have hereto
fore enjoyed the privilege of free i'm
portation, to receive only such goods
as may be consumed at those places, to
prevent the accumulation of carSoes OF
free goods, at so many different ports
on the frontier, from whence they are
smurgled into the interior OF Mexico,
and the United States.
CINCINNATI, July S0.-A pressing
machine boiler exploded to-day, killing
one and wounding three.
Letter carrier Peters was arrested to-
day, charged with robbing the mail.
He was bailed in $4,000.
BUFFALO, July S0.-There was q col
lsion on the Clinton road to-day, two
ladies being killed and eleven injured.
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a CARD.
To the Voters Of Dallas County:

FELLOW CITIZENS: The rapidly of
growth and development Of our county,
amidst the excitements OF which ] have
come amongst you, and the absence or
strongly marked Individuality in the most
earnest and loyal of"new comers,n justifies,
If II does not make necessary, on this occa-
sion, a public introduction. lam announced
to you to-day as candidate for District
Clerk of Dallas county. and beg to say that
in soliciting your suffrage / rely upon my
personal and political record NJ made with
in yonr observation, ii not within yourlines,
during twenty years. In politics. am n
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
because courteous and charitable. Having
ca 4 my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres
ident have never scratched u Democratic
ticket nor shirked vote. Ii elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, will be rs Just, as
respectful, as dlligent and as faithful In duty
as am, and have been, consistent and con-
slant IN politics, Very respectfclly,,
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KANSAS CITY, July 9S.

KANSAS CITY, july ~.
Cattle--rcccipts 1902 and 200 calves
shipments 1900.
The market to-day has presented
considerable activity and notwith-
standing highly Encouraging advices
from the East, Saturdays sales were rs
follows % fair wintefed Cherokee
stcets, av, sl5 lbs at 80 60; % faicwinter-
cd Texas cows, av, TBS lbs, Mt 81 37l; %
green wintered Texan cows, av. 7l5 lbs,
Mt 81 S7l; Il fair wintered Texan cows,
av $50 lbs, at 81 37l; 20 good native
Texan cows, av. SO Ms, at r3 90; 81
green Texan cows, av. TAB lbs, AT 81 30;
IS green Texan steers, nv. S9S lbs, ut
g 40; % green Texan steers, av. 81
HIS, at 50 40; 20 medium Texan win
tnrnI oou,a nV QU- iha AT 90 *
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NAVASoTA.

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Dallas lIerald,l
NAyAsorA, July 30,
The Fair IL n great success. There
ere over two thousand persons in at
tendance, and there would have been
double that number but for the unf-
yorableness Of the weather. There are
many notables present The Indus
trial and Agricultural Departments are
well filed.
Registration has not yet bogur, Pol
tics are dull. Adams has many warm
friends here.
The crops are good, Business isdull,
Pomoroy's speech was highly appre-
clated. IT was chuck fol- Of wit and
good sense lie alluded to Dallas MS
the indianapolis of the South. DE.
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anxious, Corn steady and In fair de-
mand, Rice SlG9sc, Pork steady,
Lard tlrmer, $ 0-l6@Sec. Tlrpcntlne
dull. Rosln firm. Tallow quiet at 8.
lesgc Freights firm; cotton steam,
l-l8(9sc, Cotton, net r celpts, los
bales gross 900 bales; fualres closed
steady; sales 800 bales; July 10 1916
@lOBc August 10 7-lG@l0Jc; Septem-
Der ls3-l6@lslc; October l7l3-lBCSl3lc;
November l7s@l7 ll-l6c. Money album
dant ut Boa, Sterling quiet Gold
firm at ll5l@ll5l. Governments clos
ed strong; business moderate. States
quiet
Foreign.
LONDON, July 80, --rurpentlne 39s,
LIvERPooL, July SO.-Salc include
5000 bales American, Savannah and
Charleston September and October de-
livery,
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THE MARKETS.


Domestic.
New ORLEANS, July 30.-Flour dull;
treble SGa7, family $500 so. Corn
scarce; white mixed zoe. Oats easier
at 4llc. Bran dull at soc. Hay dull;
prime so, choiccS5. Pork dull at lie;
dry salt meats dull, bacon scarce and
in good demand at 9s@l1lc, hams 15l
G16c. Lard dull tierce SC6l23c, key 10
@10lc. Sugar and molasses nothing
doing. Whisky firm; Louisiana 96c,
Cincinnatis 81. Coffee dull at 1s(9lslc.
Sterling &c; sight I premium. Gold
1851. Cotton quiet. Sales 1900 bales.
Food ordinary l4l6142c, low middling
17I@1Sc, middling 1slc, middling Or
leans lSs@19c. Receipts III bales.
No exports. Stock $685. bales.
NEW York, July 3O.-Cotton weak;
sales 1857 bales at dc. Flour heavy
and unchanged. Whisky firmer, 95l@
alS Wheat heavy and lower holders
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We take this occasion 90 thank eur
friends for pnst tavors, and rcspect-
fully call their attention 10 our I'm
mensc stock, which we are inst receive
ing direct from the principal mnnu-
mcturers Of che North and West, pur-
eiashtng direct from first hands for
easii on the spot, and awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
ira ear loads under special confraea,
and by our own labor almost freezing
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
confident tn our ability 10 offer 10 our
friends nn,, 10 the public generally our
Immense stock Mt better rates ns,d
more uniformly low figures than has
ever before been offered in fhe interior
0f Texas.
Az basis aud foundation OF Our
business, we guarantee every article 10
be as represented, or money refunded
ut our expense OF transportation.
Our success i'm business depends en-
tireIy upon establishing u wholesale
trade I'm Northern Texas. and we only
ask fair and impartial trinl, and a
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with frcights added,
and we chceriuiiy abide by the dcci.
sion of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs 4 co.
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PACIFIC COAST.
SALE OF CHINESE VCNN IN sAy FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.--The twen-
ty-two Chinese women brought by the
steamer yesterday from Hong Kong,
were sold at auction yesterday in the
Chinese quarter. Some young girls
brought rs high as $3.50 cash, and mid
dle-aged and old women brought from
sos to 800 each.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE EOR RENT.

A new house, corner Commerce and liar
wood streets, with four large rooms, kitchen,
servants room, bath room, pantry, cellar
and good well, with plenty of water, can
be rented Immediately. Also, for sale cheap
l09 feet unimproved land, situated corner
Commerce and Harwood streets, East For
particulars apply 10 ]. NJ. Jansco, N. X, cor
ner Of Commerce, near HarwoOd. l3Idtf
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Rice, barley, Grits, Italian Maccorini, Yer
micelli, etc Choice Louisiana Brown and
White Clarified Sugars crushed, cut, granu-
lated and powdered Sugars; Me choicest
shen Duttor, Cream, Holland and English
Chedder Cheese Family Leaf Lard, In kegs
and tlerces; the best brands OF sugar-eured
Hams and Breakfast bacon hnpeiini, Gun.
pan tens Seedless and London layer RaIs-
ins, Citrons, Currants Stuffed spanish and
Seville Oranges, ground and whole Spices,
market. Tho finest Brandies, Whiskits,
Sherrlesnnd Port Wines, Champagne, Spark
ling Hook and Sparkling Mosclle. 100
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\ rnErTY IIyELY NoMANcM.

Wien ChaIlcy Plat was quite young,
he we i TO Europe and became manor
ed of young European lady OF great
beauty and was about 10 marry her,
when she suddenly died.
Overcome with grief lac travelled all
over the continent lavlshing money
aud plungng into all sorts of disslpn-
ton TO drown his sorrow. He failed,
however, and after six years returner
to America with heavy heart, While
strolling down n street In New York he
saw young girl, in whose face, lca,
lures and expression, he saw dul Heated
or rather intensified, the loyclinc@ and
beauty of his deceased betroihcd. He
made her acquaintance at once, lie
found she was poor sewing girl, and
pressed his suit with such vigor that
she shortly yielded TO his pleas, and be-
came his wife, They have lived in per-
feet harmony and happiness, having n
beautiful girl born unto them and an
other baby now Only few days Old,
The above story we have from 4 rella-
BILE source as the truth We hear that
the Platt family will take care of this
family and her children MS long rs they
may live, or need help or protection,
This il certainly noble and commend
able.
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$3OOOO,0OOI Represented

THE REST.
BARpRnsBoP OPPOSITE CRuTcHFIRLp HOUSE
Loud roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rain begins 10 dtOp,
And thc clouds may 'end 5Sundcr,
We are always in die shop,
li Cerdiniss 10 ,haVeyou,
Cat or dress vO,u ti.tf.
Or shant1Oo Iosc who wish
With preparation Jar.
We have claiis easy and neat,
And cow Bon =, cOInBlutr.
In his Jhop on lain strce,,
His BARRIERS alc OF n ''tce,
Yet have no. N Dlac' il~.
They ine negroes 50 I'M !,
so walk IL gents, unu'r vnSs us by.
l09diin ROB. THE BARBER.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
ST. LOUIS &SOOIHRASlERN HALLWAY
CONSOLIDATED
" NnsllYllle NhortCst line"


Nashville Shortest lime"
And direct route 10 Bolleylle, Contrnlla,
cairo, Shnwneetown, Evansville, Memphis,
Nicknhun Montgomery Mobile, NewOrloans,
galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Moon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol, LynchbWf q Richmond, Norfolk aud
All Points South and Southeast.
Good ncasOns WAY this IN ihc prch rrcd
HOnte,
II IN the only line running Pullman Palace
pulwing-ropih sleeping Cars through nom
~. Louis 20 Nashville without cha re.
NJ ls the only line under uno management
brtwoVn these cities,
Il is the only line hy which passengers can
save nom " 10 200 Mills travel and lOn siA
to twenty- hnr hours llme,
IT ~ va CHEAPER nom 80, Louis TO
Nashville Nan the cileullous route VIA Lou-
W 0uR MOTTO;
QUICK THf coed CARE AND CLOSE CONiECIloNSl
New ANA elegant day coachos equipped
with thr N0stinghQlWi Air BrnScNnd the
Mlllpr Coupler and liuliolm ARE son IN all
Through Tickets ON sale aud baggage
checked AT all the principal Ticket O0irus In
Tho West and North.
Ask for tickets via tho "southon9,orn Rail
wny.n
W.'B. DAVENPORT G.E WINsLOW,
Gonl Ticket Agent, General Manager
low lyIdo ~, Louis st. Louis,
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with young Edwin platt Tho family
connections Of this young man are I'M,
eXceptionahle, being recognized all
over the State (at Augusta, CuIhborl
and elsewhero) as men Of ample means
and fine business integrity aud ability,
Charley is the first one who ever event
wrong,p
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Hogs steady at 81 90@4 10.
MITClrENER, GREENE & Co.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04
Sale Day

Sale Day .f<l
Passed off quietly /; the only occurrence
of any note being the meeting Of stock
holders of the Fair Association, and of
citizens favoring the establishment of a
Cotton Factory ;nsthis cOunsy. The fol-
lowing were the sales by Sheriff: One
'tract, 1880 .acres, Swamp laopcFt5 Of
G. S. Bull, bought by III. Klatte & Co.,
for s195. One tract, 1881 acres, owned
by same party, bought byS.gDibhleifor
s185. One tract, 2S2 acres, property of
Estate of Felix Rush, bought by, s. Dib-
BILE, Agt., $500. 7 - = ="