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RICHMOND AND WEtpos Rof,rx I,
GENERAL MANAGERS UBrtcr

oEHEbAL mANAGEE'S Ugrtcr.
. Z, RICHMOND, VA, June lie. Is1a.
}HE TEAMS ON THIS ROUTE n,
The Nail TRAINS leav. atehrooua Z, !, !.
and 1:20 NJ, arrfse at petersfnrD a. 81 a. y
ane S:sS NJ. arrive at Weldon al so NJ ,5t
FREIGHT TRAINS, with 8 IA, psasens,, -. :, ;.
lacnsd. leave Richmond for Petersburg at AZ -
anu ior Weldon as SIP. n. anr RETURNING ie. ~.
teTssgurGat lo3s A. DE- and e:ss p. NJ. -'@'e re-
hEIukEiN6 MAIL TRAINS leave 5ysido,, :.
81 an and anG ft9 T. ~, aud leave Petersburg at
The SUN DAY EXCURSION TRAINS ,e,uo.,
a. NJ amos sfa petersburg leave both places at
The ACcoMMODAr1oN TRAIN bet,vee, p,,t
mona and Petersburg leaves Petershure ~ r.ao I,
and r NJ, and leaves Richmond at i2:is p. ~, "
The Freight Trains aud the ,,Ion I'll,
VIII not run on SUNDAYS, and the p n m x.in
IRAN VIII not leave Petersburg on Sundaya ''sh
Inc freight train leaving Petersburg NJ I6.a, ~
ana tlle accommodation leaving Richmond =, 1o., ~
r. 81, connect with the Norfolk and Pe,er.sn,,r,n
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not stop betwae, IT.,
Chester. ~ 'A"i'i'cs.er ana
Passengers from Clover Hill Will leav. ,t,.u
Except Sundaysl. NJ caily
Passengers win take their meals n, Jarr,,,. r..
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg win 800 no
the WashiDgton-Street depot ''''' from
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING c.ps
attached to all the Night Mall Trains, Af''' are
IHOMAS II. WYESE
Je ~ General slanapar
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sTrssarEn REsORTs.,


nJMnIER BoaaDINtsdn the hkalthy and
y plahns vlllagssof e1Htchville Eight miles
spsfngs. Daily aiath, god socistys and churches
ofdi6ersns demo Iatasfions Board rmonth, sa5
pel.sesA' " A Al. FUEKHoUsER,
4u-l2s Churchyille, Augusta county, va:
OATH ALUM, SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID OPEN. JUNE 18TH
TEN MILES FROM MILLBoRo' lDRpoSs <6aEsA-
This place Is noted for It's aI1m and tonic chaly-
and excellent buildings; aud g il every way suited
81 four weeks. For particulars SEND for circulars
GSr' GEORGE e ". c1saiseros, Resident physi:
'je s-lm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor
WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
open on the isT OF JUNE. Pamphlets to be had Of
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., Richmond, or OF the gropre-
tors. Terms, % per day; $50 per week; 500 per
'n'D'D % '"'n E CUBAN <, REYNOLDS CO:
ID; D: L4ssHoHsr, NJ. D., of Lynch6aTg Best Re-
4 FToN HoUsE:-This pleasant summer
hresort, which cannot be excelled by any place
st.. Terms ae per month; children and servants,
a
s. 81. GOODLOE & CO., Alton, Va,
my a. d2m*. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
i H., MONTGOMERY COUNTY: VA.
This watering place, long distinguished for fs
active tonic and aerattes powers. will be opened
on the FIRST DAY Of JUNE, 1879. under the
The proprietors having since the close Of last sea-
Son, made very large additions to the buildings and
erected, besides, new and commodlons hotel, are
now prepared 10 accommodate 600 guests.
Hot and cold baths OF mineral water, so essential
to many inyaids, at the command of visitors
Dr. JAMES F. HARRISON, professor at the uni
versity Of VIRGINIA, will be the resident physician
during the season. :. y: "a 2 'st x. I. - ".
Express post, and telegraph offices at this place;
Round-trip tickets can be procured In all the
principal cities and towns. ~
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, 49, i,,pEe per
month $50; for the month of June, $40. Children
under ten and servants, half price
This place presents unusual attractions Tor fami-
lies and every arrangement will bemade for their
comfort Send for pam phet containing the analysis
of the water. j. j. & J. WADE: Propriefors,
Yellow sulphur Springs post-ofiice.
nv s-1m Montgomery county. Va.
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DIRECT s.-Peter w. Grubbs, Clement R.
BarksdaIe, Charles T. Davis, William NJ. Archer.
William n. Palmer, I. B. Tatum, s. d. Halves, Z.
William Pelnherlon, .. s. Wooldridge, +. l; Glas-
rtngton, James Dunlop,. w. II: Quarles Anthony
Bafganin. W Il: Lueke, Bailey Davis, Frank u.
W. Gary Sa uuel Freddy, William H. Powers.
This home company is now ready to issue its
policy against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE on
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, and other insurable property, and
=" ','. - ASA SNYDER, President.
te e-om +. 3: MEADE, secretary.
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pLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,

pLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BoTETOURT COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant SUMNER RESORT Is delight
fully located on the western slope Of the Blue Ridge
mountains iIear the summit), and Immediately by
the line or the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rail.
road. ~ J" AI-t go! 80. - 80 :.
: OPEN FOR VISITORS, JUNE Q, 1878.
1t fe the POPULAR CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Descriptive pamphlet sent to any address.
TERMS OF BOARD:
BY the season, per month. 90
Two months, per month. SO 90
One month. IS 90
By the week. Is 90
By the day. 90
'Hs.5al - (Thirty days to the month"; {.
Children and servants half price.
PHILIP F. BROWN, Proprietor.
HUME FIELD, NJ. D., Resident Physi clan. -
For further particulars address :. -.
DIR. J. HERBERT CLAIBORNE,
President Of the Springs Company,
my 3l-Tu, Th&S1m Petersburg, va.
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GIFT CONCERTS

GIFT CONCERTS.
r library GIFT CONCERT.
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 IN BANK To PAY GIFTS.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
100000 FOR ONLY SO.
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sUMmER REsORTB.
NEW HYGErA HOTEL, Z
oLDPo1Nf COMFORT, vrEHINIA. 8

This splendid new hotel 81 now opea for visitors.
The location is beautiful, with fne SIR ATEAG.
FIsfIING &c. and being furnished with all the mo-
dern conveniences Of frst.class city hotel render
Il attractive to the fnval1d or pleasure
TERMS: 30 per day, 80 per week: s,r
CLARK & WILSON,
,e lin Prgprfetors.
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMrASf,}
We I'M vs. September 2lst- 1872. !
TONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTSSAsSlaj
Z nv thi, uue are hereby notified that
on and aftpr this date all freight arriving by the
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours afte'
arrival will be stored ut their risk ana expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THuRsDA1S,ano
SATURDAYS at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
e. "a = WILLIAM Z. BRETT. Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-on and after 5th May, 1878, the passen-
, ger trains will run as follows:


~ ROAD.-Gn and after 5th May, 1878, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 4. ":
DAILY except Sunday connecting with W, e.,
Va, NJ. & 9. $. railroad at Gordonsville SUD Char
ottesville: and arrives at White sulphur Springs
- EXPREss TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 P.
NJ DAILY except Saturday. connecting ri Gordona.
vile with W.. c., Va NJ c. s. railroad trains for
Lynchburg and southwest, AMI arrives AT Hunt
ingtou at $40 2. NJ next day Steamer leaves Hunt
ington arrival OF the t-1ln and arrives al Cin-
cinnau ct O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Ricillnonc ana " Glte
Sulphur only ut Junction, Gordonsville, charo!tes-
Vile, Stanton, Goshen, Millborn', and Coyington
ACCOMMODATlOSTRA Leaves Richmond
at $40 2. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives At
liordonSyille at s:45 p. NJ.
...s EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 2. n. DAILY e.
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington II A.
NJ next day connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at!n 4:
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at ltichnond
Ill 1870 A. 81. next day, connecting WIN tr2ns
going south and with James river steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur ana
Richmond only at junction, Gordonsyile. Char
lotfesville, Staunton, Goshen, Millboro. and Cow
!ngton =,
DAILY except Sundays connecting with W., &. Va.
III. 4 G. s. railroad al Charlottesville and Gordons-
vile. and arrives At Richmond p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION 1RAlN;-Lsaves Gordphs-
s ss ot sS a. w PAW eese Vp sns !SS11
train from LynchbgTg aud southwest and arrives al
Richmond 1915 A. NJ.
For further information inquire AZ the coTraryb
office, ON Bread near Seyen,eshtn smrs,,
JAMES L. EEIIEkLASD, General Ticket Agent
nv
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k1cm1oSD, YORK RlVEs AND CHEsAfEihEl
RAILROAD GO, 7
RICHMOND. dune 2 SO.
NTOTICE.-Ona and after this date the PAS
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS over this
route will be run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily SUNDAY enceptefD
between Richmond and West Point. leaving The de-
pot at2 P. NJ y.,,,,,,. Am
Passengers for river landing aud ealurlofs w
leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS anh al
JyR0AYS AT Q o'clock =. NJ, connecting W..h
Steaner at West Point on same evening Tor Da'''
r,ore, SC. Go n
Far9 to river Landings. =.
Fare TO BaltlUcfc.
EREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH fktiGiii
leaves richmond on Tuesdays, wednesdays, tH'
a,vs. aud Saturdays. al I o'clock A. NJ.
Local FREIGHT between kichinDhh auI
West Point carried both ways on Weint3d'! anu
SATURDAYS, leaving Richmond al o'clock a, w.
- ". N. BRAGG, superintendent
J.L. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Aseul' i'sh'
nlnnd. ~
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DERSONS WISHING SUMMER BOARD
l. In cool, pleasant and healthy situation, with
an abundance of fruit, can be accommodated In a
private family two and half miles from Charlottes-
| ville Terms, $50 per month children. $50. adj
dress j. C. 4. TAYLOR.
lie 5-eodet% Charlottesville. Va.
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ECR NEW YORk.-OLD DO @fNS
4 MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. n ssssss2ess
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL: SARAI0GA, M
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTEKAS leavG
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
at O'Clock J.. NJ :.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new, They have elegant
saiccue state-roons, and bathrooms.
The fare accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. ;,
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply 20
No. 3 Governor street.
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. %FFTA
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

RATES.:
CABIN PASSAGE-PAiABLE III GOLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown .,..................... S75 and Se5
TOT ondon .,.,...................... so and 10
tn paris 90 and 90
To Havrp Hamburg Antwerp ......... 90 and 80
BE- ...:.,..0........ s5 and IS
n B-Cabin rates for Wednesdays steamers pay
able IN currency.
sTEERAGE-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown, or, ,.o
Hamburg. Havre, Antwerp, to.......... IS from SO
Bremen Gothen6urg &C.; r:, 81 from ~
or seaports in England, Ireland Scotland. Norway,
Sweden. Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel'
GUM, and the United States.
Mesalna, aad Trieste to New York,
For further Information apply 10
r.. HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, y. Y, or
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
apl7 3Goyernor street, Richmond, Va.
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Total. 10000 gifts all cash. 100000
The money to pay all these gifts In full Is now
upon deposit In tile Farmers and Broyers Bank of
Louisville and set aside for that purpose, and can
only be used for that purpose as will be seen by the
following certificate OF the cashier
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! RICHMOND AND DANyILtE RAILROAD Coz
oFF1cE ENGINEER AND sUpEkISTESDkST,
RICHMOND, VA, June Ia, LA
lGO1NG WE ST.-The Lypebhnrr and
" Danville Passenger Train DALI Iaxeens s amu
days. leaves Richmond at s:I5 A. NJ Burkeyir. a,
30 2. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg AS p 81 and Az
rives at Danyilie at p. NJ ~ anu al
su1d.y Lynch6urS Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond at s:25 A. 81. arrives at Burkeyille Al IL.
a: M. and Lynchhurg al a:4O Z. NJ. '''
Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at los F. NJ; leaves Danyille daily a,
sas T. ~; arrives at Greensboro daily At lilo
GOING EAST. ,.
The Lynehburg and Dauvtlle PASSENGER Train,
daily Except Sundays leave Lypchbure at SIS =
NJ: leave Danville ut 6:15 4. NJ; leave Burkeyie
at ll:.o A. ~; arrive at Richmond at 2:s5 r ii.
Sunaay Tn arss
NJ; arrives at Richmond al Ali P. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro, daily at S;I5 P. ~; leaves Danyle
duly at ll:l7 7. ~: arrives At Richmond daily 81
6.35 A. NJ
The Through Nail and Passenger Trains going
North Carolina railroad for all points south.
The Lynchburg Trains connect at BurkeyNc
with train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Thpour ckets to ali points south aa Southwest
can be procured ut the ticket Office in Richmond,
and Of r. +. WALKER. agent Of the Atlantic, sis
7issippi and Ohio railroad, No 1926 Main street
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this Company will please prn, the above
7. NJ. r. TALCUIT.
icl3 Engineer and superintendent.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoroMAc)
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT. :
RICHMOND. June H. 1873
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SCHED-
l. ULE.-After SUNDAY. 18th instant, the DAY
TRAINS VIII he run as follows:
Leave Byrd-Street depot at $40 A. NJ. instead Of
1P. d.. and arrive at Los p. NJ. Instead of? p. VI.
as heretofore.
NO CHANGE OF TIME OF NIGHT TRAINS.
BY order OF General superintendent
b GENTRY,
je l2-3t General Ticket Agent.
NEW EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT TO
IN THE WEST
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad having been
completed through to the Ohio river.
TWO EXPRESSES DAILY
will be dispatched, and money, merchandise, and
vauables can now be forwarded 10 all points in the
West with dispatch at
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
This route reaches all the celebrated VIRGINIA
SPRINGS.
The Adams Express Company will also forward
twice daily merchandise. provisions and passCu-'
ger-baggage to these Springs during the season from
NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, WASHISGTOG, aud north
ern cities.
Orders may be left at the office Of the Southern
Express Company. and goods viii be called Tor
j. +. GlBSUN, Agent.
RICHMOND, May 20. 1873. ie ?-:w
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL. -. $40. O00. 900.
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, S5o,ooo. :;
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
. LONDON.
CAPITAL. vs., 000. 900.
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia, S5o, 900.
Shareholders personally responsible for The obI-
gatiouS of the above companies.
Representing the-abore staepCh old English COM
panies, we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their unsuestivnable security. prompt and liberal
settlement Of all claims, and heavy income =, fl
JOHN II. CLAlBURNE4 Co, Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
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These steamships are the largest in the trade.
Cabin passage. $50, &c.,, and slOo excursion, $3.50
and $50 currency; Storage. Sss. Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, London
derry Glasgow Cardiff Bristol, London, cheaper
than by any other route. For further information
apply to "; HEhSi,
GEORGE w. ALLEN i CO., Agents,
op,s Richmond, Va.
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Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN
JOHN +. MAYER. aP
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NORTH BRITISH ..
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
q. LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G: B.

Capital, SIC, 200, 900 IN gold; invested in the
Treasurer of Virginia, $4,000 ip United States
bonds; 49,
compynyp we are prepared to issue Its policies
against loss Or damage by fire on buildings, mer-
c6andlse, and personal property Of all kinds, on the
most liberal terms. J 3" 'r ~ rs ... Il Is.
Losses equltably adjusted and promptly paid.
.. n. WALKER & CO.,
oc7 No. 10l4 Main street
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-15

AapNSNc everywhere to sell onr new ana move
HuGN kS Embroidsring Machine. send for Illu
WANTEurated Circular, to the Mckee Mann
fsstnros Company, 800 Broadway, New York.
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THE NEW ELANTIO TRUss. An Imno,

THE NEW ELASTIC TR Uss. An Impor.
tant lnv'ntion, IIretains the Rupture at all ties,
II is worn with comfort, and If kept on night and
day, effects permanent ture In few weeks Sold
cheap, and sont by Mail when requested circuls rs
free, when ordered by letter sent to The EI stic
Truss Co. No 6s3 Broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody
uses Metal Spring 1russes; toe painful they Sip
off 700 frequcnty,
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very general attention, deservedly for
it was most beautiful thing.
Miss Addie y. Stokes, of Orangcburg,
has on exhibition a very fine pin-cushion
also, Mrs. JohnP. Adams, specimens Of
the same entitled to much merit.
A beautiful display Of crochet socks
by Mrs. Samuel Dibble, of Orangoburg
county.
One Cf the finest pieces of work we
have seen was the worsted fcathered
work Of Mrs Philip Rich of Orange
burg.
Miss Matte H. Arthur, of St,
Matthew'S, had some very pretty draw
ipgs, and they were generally admired.
Mrs. Philip Rich, of Oraugeburg,
exhibited beautiful mantle, tha was
very generally admired.
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We will give the Democrats credit
for this much-that they support :her
organ with all their esources-amimis
opt6usque. The Nc,cs and Courier is a
proof of that. Here is that paper, in
the midst of financial panic crushing
the whole country, swearing that tn,
people cannot pay the taxes because
there rs no money in tic State, and yet,
in the same breath, raising its subscrip
tion price up to ten dollars. 1t clsims
that the tax payers arc its main sub
scribers and demands that those very
tax payers, who can't pay the tax be.
cause they really have no money, shall
pay its Office two dullars more per
aunutn for tho eurPsret @ the paper
.S,id those Democrats are going to pay
that ten dollars, aud mt grunble about
1t either. That is what we call stand
ing BY the paper that stands by you,
aud that Is the reason why that paper
can afford to pay, say 81 900 or 81 200
per week, to make representative
p per what il ought to be.--Iuion-
HeruM
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Mrs. Mary Curtic Lee, the grand
daughter of Martha Washington, and
the widow of General Lee, died at Lex
ineton, Va, on the morning of the 9Th
inst. Her health had been feeble for
many years, and the sudden death of
favorite daughter flushed the sad work
which the death of the General began
She rests in peace, by the side of him
with whom so many years of girlish love
and matronly devotion were tenderly
and happily passed.
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The rssamnnanfsE Of the news upo

The c0p4PSnts Of the News upon
the stable aud barn-yard accommoda-
tions for passengers at our depot have
brought the Rail Road President to
Orangeburg. Ie rcamo up one day
during the present week, stuck his nose
in the Station House for n moment, and
then Withdrew it suddenly. AS to the
cause Of its hasty withdrawal, we have
no positive information, but in case of
tho Presidents death from any infeo-
tious disease tho coroner's jury would
probably have no difficulty. AS the
Rail Road reveres and cherishes its
President, there is some probability of
q more decent Station house being pro-
vided for Orangeburg.
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Thursdays Union Herald has the
feiIovipg Qrangoburg items in its sc.
count of the State Fair:
Mrs. theodore Kohn, of Oraugeb urs,
exhibited splendid work in he way of
crochet and knitting.
8ar. Philip d. Kohn, of Orangeburg,
made o showing of something that had
never before been done here, that is the
!. manufacturing of silver table set of
the best metal, designed aud made by
himself. The attention Of visitors will
naturally be called to his display.
One of the most beautiful tides
worked was that Of Mrs. John Flora, of
0raugeburg.
siAa infants cap, in silk, by Mrs.
Fannie e. Dibble, Of Orangebnrg, and
great variety of needle and fancy
work, attracted very general attention.
One, off the most beautiful things to
beslseen in the ladies department was
the home msde rug, by. Mrs. Quattle-
baum, Of 0rangeburg.
Mfs. a.. D. Frederick, Of Orangebprg
displayed knitted mantle that attracted
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We like to do the fair thing in al,
th.ase, consequently we are glad to >ay
thas the dept accommodations at
Braach,ille are excellent. And if they
dsha RRoS to cook chcken ut tn.
lsE.pclsille Dining Saloon then we
dqnt know what cl,icksa Is Aud h Is
duffy, dainty, delicate egg puffs yellow
as gold and light as the .utumn a ir
Shall We ever forget them Not while
memory holds place on earth.
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1t would have done anybody's soul
good TO see how proud George Shirer
Nas ofge,tiug his breakfast before some
otlcrfsorio.s at the Columbia Hotel,
last Wednesday morniu.. But even he
was Kept waiting for email century,
during the lapse of which the steward
asked him if ',a1g waitcr VS. waiting
On him. TO which he ageravatingly
replied. "No, TN waiting on the
waiters.' 49, "
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian, Syrup, q Protect
Iron, Is so cOD,OineG as to haze
the character of G1l diine,lt, as
easily digested dl,ti Hss;n,iCdted
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OaU1t TitdIi=ip0
AgeEt, IRON an the blood, and
cures "H thousand iLEs," simply
byT01,i3Ig atp, ,InViOOrdti1,O d1,tG
TifdliSi1lg the System. The en-
7'iched and CitdLiSetL blood per-
anedtes ecery part of the GOtlys
repairing damages and sCaste,
searching ont morbid secre-
tions. and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed nporl.
This Is the secret of the aUoil-
de'J'tt success of this remedy iis
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-15

Mr.. saxby Chaplin died at Mr. John
"A. Zeiglers, bis son-in- laws residence
last Sunday week after long and pain
fdlillhekSj .Nr. Chaplin was for many
years consistent member of the Bal tist
Church, AID leaves large family and
many friends TO mourn his loss. His
see was upward of sixty years He was
emphatically good man.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-15
Notice Of Dismissal.

MJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
in one month from date will Ale my final
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowl-.
ton, Judge OF Probate for 0rangeburg Coun-
ty, as Administrator Of the Estate of A. V.
Kennerly decd, and ask for Letters of Dis
missal. say t..t,.
J. 7. C. KENNERLY,
Administrator:
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