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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
JAMES AND THE S. c. RAILROAD.

JAMES AND THE S. c. RAILROAD.
Mr.. James was at the annual meeting,
and had every opportunity to investigate.
fnmgate, regulate and set things straight,
but finding everything in satisfactory
condition, he congratulated the stock
holders upon the increased prosperity of
the road and subsidized. Fits pity that
little foresight and courtesy, had not
dictated to Mr.. James to do what he was
obliged to, Mt the meeting, where every
one looked to him for that wisdom that
was not to be found in the present board
of directors. We are gratifed to see
that even Mr.. james is n convert to the
fact, that he could not do any better than
has been dene, and we congratulate every
one concerned upon the "pipe of peace"
which has been smoked between the foes
and friends OF the road, in re-electing
the board Of directors.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.

W. HEhEAs, George Boliver Clerk of the
w Courts Of General Sessions and Common
Pleas OF. Orangeburg County, hath .mnde suit to
the Estate and Effects of Sarah Bnnaker, late
of said county, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon,sh all
and singular the kindred and creditors of tile
said deceased to be and appear before me at
onrt of Probate for the said county, to be
May next, at IL O'clock, A. NJ, TO o'show cause,
if any. why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of my court
this 4th dry of April A. u. 1873, and in the
ninety-seventh year OF American Indepen-
dence.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
Judge Of Probate, .. e,
April 5, 1873 =:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
.er even in this day Of enhancement,

1er even in this day of enlightenment.
Gen. Candy commanded in South Caro-
lima, at the close of the yrs and until
civil government was restoied. TbM
Indian campaign is chargeable to
speculative agents of the government
who rob the poor wretclirs Of their ap.
preparations, and SO incite them to deeds
OF revenge, that an army is requiredt to
stop their butcheries.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
SIR. KMTGRTs.v

/ am pleased to announce to the pub
lie that A TOURNAMENT will t, kc
place at O.ang.burg, S. g., OH the frs
day OF May.
The 60 u citizens Of Charleston. through
the influence of"ur worthy Herald, have
contributed handsomely to our list Of
prizes:
The list of knights for the cohte.. is
being rapidly filled up. Ill those desir-
Gus OF entering can do SO by giving me
their names OH or before the Doth day of
April, as alter this day tile list will be
closed.
j. w. PATRICK.
April 10th -2t Orangeburg, S. C.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
Prepared Coal Tar,
AND
AnImoMIATED MUcILAGE.
FOR STEPPING AND PREPARING SEEDS
BEFORE PLANTING.


BEFORE PLANTING.
I'll HIS preparation lately introduced to the
81 Agricultural world, appear from recent ex-
perimeIjts to surpass ull that has ever been at
tempted i'll that line. Il not only contains all
the elements and fit food for the seed in its in
fapt state, whitl, enables it to come up strong
and vigorous, bun positively claimed that no
rnst, smut or blight can exist where it is ap-
piled, and proving certain preventive against
the potato rot. Il dissolvcs readily, and forms
mns::age by which any material can be made
to adhere to the seed. Coal Tar being a very
small proportion of this valuable compound TO
prevent the ravagea of birds and insects, but SO
united and prepafed as to form a dry powder.
which dissolves readily, one pound producing
one and n half gallons, or fifteen pounds of m,i.
ciage. On every farm there are to be found in
abundance valuable materials for rolling seed
in before planting, which slorld never be reg-
lected. These are rich dry black earth and
woop ashes, or lime, and should be mixed in
proportion of one part Of wood ashes, nr lime,
to four parts of earth. BY the aid Of tho mu.
ciage much of this material can be made to
adhere To each seed, which never fails to show
good results. 1t has been tried on rice cotton,
wheat, potatoes, peas, corn, and all the cereals
with marked effect, none showing any signs of
rust, blight or fungus where it was applied.
Eay" For sale by
KIRK robson, Agent.
April 10, 1873 8 If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
BR1dHAM YOUNIS.s DECLINE.

This singular and notorious character
has abdicated his power, as leader of the
Mormons and giving up the many posi-
tions' of influence he held; desires to re-
tire beyond the reach of telegraphs and
railroads. What virtue failed tc CON
vince him of..decrcpi,ude drives him to.
He. is the dupe. of scnsuality, and seeks
refuge in loneliness ard self exile.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
STRIKERS S1RUCK.

:, The gas workers in New York at
tempted to get possession ofthe gas works,
and after several unsuccessful sortics
were rerulsed by 4hepolice, who wound
cd several Of the rioters The city is still
in the dark as to the result of the strike.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
EXPLOSION AND TIRE.

An explosion of gunpowder, or kefo-
scne, followed by disastrous fire, caus-
ing the death of Mrs. Klien, in Char
lesion, occurred on the 9th. Several
buildings on King-utrcet near Warren,
were destroyed. The cause has not been
ascertaincd.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17

liar to various nations, as their Climatic.
or lingual differences. The C6hgo's FL
NIssEsrERT of toilet. begins and ends
with d pair of spurs, ora FURNISHED he'll
met! Itis reserved for. Ariel to prove
that the fall did not affect his self con-
ceit. The Moore in his airy turban, and
loose gabardine, is in easy contrast to
the Turk with his repletion of aleeves
and trowsers. The Indian in his feath.
cry tunic, and the Laplander in his
grizzly bearskin, both consult conlfort
rather than appearance. In respect of
fashion |; man (we use the term in the
generic sense) is gregarious animal. It
wns only necessary for Victoria, when
crossing the Irish channel to tie her veil
otet her bbhliet, to save it from being
blown into the sea, to have the world
her sex tying their wells LA V1cToR1A.
It was safe venture for the misshaper
Ricnard to boast chat the form a&ry
ind crooked befitted man, if the blood
was that of n King" he was followed by
an army of buffoons, who abused natures
gifts in fashionirg themselves into wad-
4 .
ded prigs. Erasmus tells of my Iady's
fan. the handle of which served tile dual
Office of measuring yard, and reducing
grown up daughters to flial oh edience.
In our day by some deft contrivance. a
silken string unfalds fan, or boquet,
either of which is as mysterious in origi-
nality, rs it is devoid of use. Fancy
''Lady Willoughby" in the time of queen
Mary, in tight laced bodice ending
just beneath her arihs, and trail of only
six yards amplitude, starchy collar be
ginning at nothing between her should.
.ers, and rising i'll uncompromising stiff
ness above her cars. To recover her
flowing skirt from the gutter, and avoid
the contact Of the oil luntern which III
yaded her plumes ten feet above the
crossing, required q tact, more artistic
than the modern achievement of per-
sonating the Kangaroo. Or how would
Raleigh in his powdered pERRuoyE, and
crimson doublet, his silk thigh pants,
and jewel buckleG slippers, compar e,with
Franklin in his jockey cut coat, and cot
ton hose, ut the coat of France. Yet we
are met with the plea. it is fashion,
Granted; The fashion. that clps the
skirt so sholt as to reveal the immucu-
late boot, that annihiates the bonnet to
expose wealth ofimported cHEvEux DE
CnANvRE, is the same tyranicaI decree
that places panier like hump on the
back of came,, or buries beautiful
throat in confusion of frills. The Celt
is stiff'in his fustian on limb and tongue,
and defes fashion as the bold cosmopolite.
The Scot iii his one sleeved sarc IS proud
of badge of national triumph, and holds
on to the tartan and plaid. But it is
reserved for the more refined to reject as
dress what is DIsr1NGuE to-day, for nh
abandoned style of year ago, if it is to
do honor to D.'lly Warden, at the cost
of good taste and delicacy, Such is fash.
Ion.
-@--11zz=ze.z-an- -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17

9 ".ALAs; Poor YoRR1cK."-we re-
ceived VISIT; yesterday. says the Angus
tn Gonstftationa1tst, from tho champion
sponge and systematic bore, ~. NJ" self.
styled '1the immortal" We advise him
to go tosworE, ifheIcan, and if he cannot
to get some one tosend him to a lunatic
asylum, where he properly belongs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
N qDTHGEs

All Rats of Timber, passing down the
Edisto River will please stop one mile
below Pnrker's Ferry, on the right, and
receive Shingles as freight. For whicl,
provisions or cash will be paid.
apr 10 I'm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
vi DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

Mrs.. johnson wife of the lighthouse
keeper 9f Cape Roman, was found last
weak. dead; with her throat cut; s1,40O
was missing from the, house. Whether
his It tase IF murder; OF suicide is yet to
bsss' proven: + sscs6
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17

At the present time not single box
of tin is manufactured III the United
States, although ic is claimed that there
are large deposits of this valuable metal
in New Hampshire, Missouri, and the
Lake Superiorregions.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
NOTICE TO
SCHOOL TEACHERS,

As | would like .n asces, .ss.. ;irc exact
IN amonnt Of School claims still unpaid, re-
quest the hoiders thereof to present them at my
office for Registration.
THAD. c.. ANDREWS,
County Treasurer.
April let, 1873 z 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
D z Dantsler, 442.
sasan 2 Roi.t, 84l.
INlio,v zo,cn,hip.

- WtAoscs zotrHshp.
Mrs J Is Dannerly, 1888. ss
4. Mra M I,Gsnnon, G5.
Marion . Cue, 500.
Jacob Hydrick, 400.
James Hagan 81.
john ri Jennings, 80. r.
Mathsny, 100
CG Stephens $50.
Andrew Steadman, S3.ssk 4 q 3afi ~ y
Eansford Stewart, 800. I"
Zion Toenshp.
A Connor, 225.
. Andy Franklin. 6. es.s-. - ass's,se.. .,
Eliza Franklin, 25, = = fffA Igls
Ann d Funchess, go.
Peter Jacobs, 36.
WIN Mount Agt for y 8 Mount, 750. III
Henry B Eetilcs, IS. III
Pursuant 10 AN Act 70 amend An ,Acs
entitled An Act Providing for the lAssasss 4
ment and Taxation Of property, passed
September 10, 1858, and all Acts Api snds
tory thereto. Approved March II. lsFs
Notice is hereby given that the whofs ofs ii d
several Parcels, Lotsgapds partp;ef lola Is
Real Estate described in the preceding ifst.
or so much thereof- az will, be,nsressary to;s,
pay the Takes. Penalties and Assessments
chatsed thereon: ~ill be sold by treasurer
Of OrangcburG County. South Carolina, d.
his Office III said County. on the First Mon
day. (6nh) Of May. A. b. 1873.
Unless said Taxes, Adjustments and. PEN
alties be paid before that time, and such 1
Sale will be continued from aay to day until r
oil Of said Parcels, Lots and parts of LOIS sef
Real Estate shnll be sold or offered for sale. &,
Said lands 10 be Sold and Conveyed inyss p
simple without any right III tcdemption- =
JAS. VAN TAssEL, ~.
Auditors Office. County Auditor, Orange.
burg Co lnty, April lith, 1873.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
IHD 0RANGZBURG T[N|ZS
erangeburg, s. O., April. IT, 1878.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE eoUhrY

E, To change Contract Advertisements, motto.
..Psst .P!s be given before, Monday noon,'.
Our friends wishing to have advertisements
inserted IN the TIMES, must hand them in by
TUESDAY morning, 10 o'clock:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
In THH CUUitr OF PKOBAFE

whefeasf George Boliyeri Clerk of. tho
Courts Of General Sessions and Common
Pleas, of snid County. hath appliAl tesrSs
for Letters of Administration on the Estate
and Effects of Lawrence Ayipgcr. late of
Orangeburg County, deceased s, q, g. <
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditere
of the said deceased, to be and appear, be.
fore me, Mt Court of Probate for tho said
County to be holden at 0rangeburg, On the
18th day of May 1877, al 10 ecleek A.
M.. to show cause il any, why the said Ad-
trinstration should not be grapted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of Court,
this tln da{ of ttp "a. y. io,o, ana III
the nfnoty-sr. n.ft year OF Ams stlcan 4 ii as-.
peilcnce.
tL.s.l AUG, b. kNowLToy,
mp! 5-2t Probate Judge, o C.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
oRANGEBURa co1ToN MARKET.

CorroS-sales Curing the .eeek 2! bales; We
quote: Ordinary, 10; Good Ordinary, rs G1
i6f; !ow Miadiing, l7@H4 Strict Middling,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17


Martin Livings, on, 149.
Estate Sam'l Pearson, 80.
Mrs Aun 8 mons, laO.
Good6ys Toun,hp.
j Arant, so.
JC Arant. so.
Mary NJ Dantzler, 100, Il.
Jim Kennery, 96.
I E Rickenbuxer, 65.
Gobdidad Tonnship.
John Il. Ash, 332.
Margaret E Argot, 30, r.
John Davis, Agent for Minors, SOS.
II Morgan, 81, Il.
OIL Philips, Is9.
Jas W Young, 56, r.
Hebron 7ownship
Morgan Garick, 2sO.
Liberty Iopn,d,p.
Nero Bloom, 81, r.
Hester e Greene, $40 .s
Jerome McMichael, 1885,
Alonzo Milhous, 453.
Henry H Padgett. l6a.
David Snnrpson, 219.
Joan c Wh.tstenc, 73Z.
Lyons 7ownship.
Irwin Dukes, 100, n,
a II Hunkerpiller. 6a,"
Hunk. rp. Her. 60.
Rachel Haiglor. 200.
Mdde Torn,hip.
Z Dan'zler. 100.
J l. Dantzler, 100.
Allen DantzIer, 90. R.
J b Hunter. l04.
Estate d, II iiunkerpillcr, 1914, Il.
W E Moorer. Agent Tor r s Bobo rOO
J " s,roman, ASen, for Dau,tler. ll6.
TW stroman, Agent iof Est A Slroman.
300
Smith, Agent. 400.
Nep Hope 7ornship.
Prince Cuffee. 81.
N Sial,, l3o, r.
Orange Tornshp.
Be,j Byas. $50.
Anthony uoodsoii,, 4. r.
jas Mays, one town lot. %
Ilaine Mores l96.
Mrs ---A Melton, z.
Pharah Robinson, one town lot.
Mrs NJ A. Rotten, Z.
Mary A Nj Rast, 65. #
G Herbert Sass. one town lot.
state Seligman one town lot.
/ KSsspo:..ss, z town io,s and 1850 acres
Pine Grove 7ownship.
Ephraim Dufford. Il. Il.
Ann T. Smoake, 200, /"
Z r Taber, 1900, I"
Poplar 7'osnshp.
Sam'l W Bookhnrt, 700, '.Ls.
Nero Chavis, 1870.
Estate A X Dush, '020.
Estate Adam Fielder, 1871.
Peter Ransom, l3l.
Benjamin Johnson. 272.
London Lawrence, 90.
Adam Palmer, l3O.
Z Z Perkins, 20. II.
E.izabc.u Rush, 3l6.
a N Stone, "a. X.
w Mhliden, Agent for C Stewart, 1900.
Proridenee To,Daship.
NJ Ayinger, 6a.
ID Ii Dantzler, 1877.
L ID Dantrlor, Guardian for C 3 Darts.
Ter, I43. r.
John T Griffin, 100.
April Grant, 1871
William p. Kictt, 5s,
Frank Paulling, l3l.
Caroline J A Shuler, l50. b.
JOHN ID Shuler, 80.
Sam u Shnler. l42.
w Thompson, 100.
Mrs NJ A Thomas, 4S. n.
Rocky Groee 7ssrn,hip.
Martha A ii Boylston, la5
Union Iopash,p.
sas, austssa. 5n. 3.
Vim Brown, S3.
Mary . Fielder, 222.
Joseph w,lfc, 82e.
Hanes's 7e,sassp.
Mack Avirgsr, 100 r,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17

Heinc efarth. all Legal Adj
we rtisenents, Of County
taInterest, whether notices
. or others, will, be publish
> ed for the benefit of our
;. headers whether they ore
paid for or not.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
t,e sate of one dollar and half per square
a,f. the first insertion, and one dollar per square
fos each subsequent insertion.
Liberal terms p,aae with those who desire
70 advertise for three, siA ,r twelve months.
Hsis.9 Marriage notices and Obituaries char.
I'd fof at advertising rates.
.y-ICI ,nkt.Na.it a. r
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-04-17
IN ffiifias Il GGVUIeF or PROBATE.

~ AhH wv SI vi IhODAl IL.
WHEREAS, Emma Zcigler hath applied to-.
me for letters of Administration s,rit /, il,,
Will annexed, on the Estate and eifects ~
David zeigIer, late OF oranseburg Coln,y,Sl
deceased. S ~, 80 e
These are therefore to cite and admonisF
oil and singular The Kindred aud Cre,iiors
Of the said deceased, to bc and appear &c;
fore me- nisp Court of Probate for The. said
csuhfI. tobe holden M u Ssage6urg on Tho
2ls, day OF April, 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ to show Cause if any, why tho said Adj
ministraiicn should no, be granted
Given un,ier my hand anl the Seal Of my
Court, this sih day OF, A'ppit, a, II. 1875,
andin the ninety year o. American
Fudspcade3ee
AUG. s. reNcw hT6R,
Isl judge, 81 ffssate %. C.
apl 3 u,s - - ,2t9
Probate Cciurt-era6geb,,rg. ],
NOTICE is hereby git;ssp that on tho 2mh.
day of May,; 1873: f.ail file my. anal ac-
Count rs administrators of the Estate of
Conrad Crider. in. the Probate Court OF said
County. and will apply for my hnai dis
charge.
JACOB RrckER,.
april 6 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

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bara Vado Longo compBaracoa Sres Perelada Pug
comp-Cuba comp-PuertoPlata Gnebra Her
Sr D. Tomas ToosaAguadla Ss Silva Fer
Se B. Borra Recommendations Ses
F. de ldecoav conn
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PrOntitud.
Ell BUEN TONO DE VERGEs Y COMP.
San FRANCISCO NUN. 81.


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Nueva l1nea de Vapores Espanoles
ENTRE LIVERPOOL PUERTO-Rsco.

Ell vapor ''Puerto-Rico" Sc despachara en- Lii
verpool para San Juan, Mavaguel, Ponce de-
mas puertos de su ruta ell 20 de agosto pr6ximo
Para fetes y demas detalles dirijirse en- Ii
verpool los Sres. William White Comp Pa
clfc Buildingo, James Street. y en- esta Lati-
mer Comp'-Puerto-Ric
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-18

Caietillas 70 20 cigar,llos papel orozur blancO.
Cejes pOr 81 tomando 6 81 cAjas.
Id. de Is id. id. id. ~ por ID. i'd. %5 198.
ID. de 50 i'd. id. i'd. " nor 41 y id. i'd, A5 623
u. de l8 i'd. gruesos ID. &pOr u y i'd id. ..
FIcadura prensada On paquetes dc b 90 cts.
"a. On paquetee sin prenSar 30 cts.
Id. sueltA del pafa G
TABACOS ELABORADOE.
lmperiales el mil & o75.
RegAlias Britanicas id. go.
GanOnes rayad0s i'd. 6 900.
kegalia Imperial i'd. 80.
I'D. sObre-mesa id. $50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-21
Something Entirely New.

SOmttuIu8 NV"'
ON the evenings of Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, August 18th, 26th, and eth. and
on the afternoon of Wednesday, the admirers
of first class amusements, are TO be favored
with a new and instructive entertainment
introducing two shows, includinS Gerrys
beautiful Panorama. covering over $500 feet
of canvass, together with an explanatory Illus
trated Temperance Lecture. Added to which
we find the established Dramatic fsvorites,
Me,srs Wilson Il Clark. and their entire
organization, the latter party alone Is good for
crowded house, If their past popularity is any
guide for criticism. The peoples Comedian Mr.
C. H. Clark, will appear in two new and
laughablc Characters.
Excellent music will b. furnished, and the
whole affair promises TO be one Of those select
occasions. when head, Of families can take
their children and ladies, and are assured Of
meeting with nothing offensive 10 the most
fastidious.
This entertainment il endorsed BY the eN-
MAYORS of Boston, and the entire Press
The Panorama was painted at large outlay
Ia illustrate the life Of Boston detective, who
traces Young man from his first introduction
a. the exciting scenes of Metropolitan life, 10
the end Of his career, and the Public Institution
for punishment. after which. reformation
takes place. the Boy returns home, AMI is
placed among the Good Templars.
All the Public snarcs in city life ar fully
portrayed. and view Of Boston Harbor i on"
OF the attractions.
During the evening, Sentiment, Ari and Fun
are ho autifIlly blended and the auditor il high
IN delighted.
The gentlemen presenting this entertainr's, At
are men Of standing, and vast experience in
their profession. and we are assured Of a short
scric. of profitable. instructive and moral en-
terts.iumcnie. Tickets viii ho for sale at
Wicclu'> Drug stora, and we heartily advise
those dcsjrou, OF aNailng themselves Of this
extraordinary Performance TO attend to the
securing Of seats 81 once An early p"ruSal Of
the Programmes will be advisable. The Com
lauy intend visiting all the towns OF Maine.
going from here to Bangor and Odtown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-21

One night this week, three stores IN
thi, place, were entered through the win
dows. From two OF them In one Of which
were plenty Of small articles Of yalue)
nothing has been missed. From the other
only few yards Of cloth have been miss
ed. About three O'Clock in the mornin.
Mr.. Moses colared a man supposed 10 be
the burglar, and led him TO the gate Of q
proprietor of one OF the stores. where,
while Mr. VI. was calling for help he man
aged 10 release himself. \ man, supposed
"a be the same entered 4 store in Orland
about an hour after but took nothing;
unless he Is under a course OF discipline for
future practice at lifting. it is difficult 10
determine what the fellow means Won
derfnl versions are being gossiped through
The hungry press of an affair In which Mr..
J. ". Patterson. ex-Sheriff and Constable,
was party Although Mr.. T. would have
done all if required Tor which he has
credit, aud doubled the service if neces-
sarv, yet-in this case-he claims no such
credit. The facts are. late in the afternoon
Mr.. +. was riding with his wife, and In
passing Tour men standing In the road, one
Of them seized the horse; but Mr.. p. with
out much intermission seized him. when
another rescued the first, who went away
10 parts unknown. The second (the other
two did nothing) was locked up, and tried.
upon complaint Of assault and battery, and
daily punished. Mr.. p. does not claim the
credit OF laying out four highwaymen.
The grading OF the b. d b. Railroad
Is rapidly approaching completion. There
is one heavy cut in the village. requiring
large amount OF blasting. not yet opened.
The road can be in running order by
Dee. Isl The only piece of property that
has changed hands upon K. r.. advance.
was sold few days ago at an appreciation
OF 100 per cent. 1t is in the village and
crossed by the road. 1t was bought for
5000. 1t might have been bought within
two years for $1,000.
The effort to provide better accommo-
datlons for Sanfords Steamers, IL making
good progress. and we are hoping that
neither party will stand in Its own light
but. that. for their own. as well as the
interest and accommodation of the public.
each viii be ready TO do the right thing,
one TO pay aud the other to take fair
consideration. +. ii. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-08-21
From Portland.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10.
The first state Muster under the new
law. assembled at Camp perham near the
Maine Hospital this morning, General
Chamberlain commanding. The morning
opened with heavy rain, but cleared before
go'clock. Twelve companies compose the
force The distinguished scientists OF the
country are beginning TO assemble here in
anticipation of the meeting OF the American
Association, for the advancement Of SCI
euce which opens tomorrow morning.
The President arrived at the Glen House
at II O'Clock this morning, and was at the
Tip Top House at three O'Clock. The
weather j. thick on the Mountains.