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, 1874-07-25


MIR. A. T. Sharpe. publisher alid PROPRIETOR OF
tho Republican, ottawa, Kan. waa In tho city
yeBteraay.
A. G, Dothin, Nsa., editor Of tho Milwaukee,
Sc,,fiue IL IN tho city. ttr. Botkln wan FORMERLY
managing otlltor Of tho Ccago Times. md las
ahl'tt'ant reason to congratulate linaelf upon
lifs escape.
An infant lnughior OF ScrRt. Iboraoltl, OF Tho
Armory, dod Monday evouing, Of cholera ILL
fautlilli.
Tho funeral at tho Into 1tr. e. J.. Kearney,
whose doash wns announced yesterday morning,
took place at st. fntrlck'd Cnlrch Yesto11laY
forcnoolt AiIt waa attended by q largo cuheottrae
Of pooplo. MIR. Kuhr,oy wns tho olllciai agent
ana representative OF tho Catholic Reform School
for Boys, At t,lilgoport+ his especial caro- being
to attend tho Police Co,trtH and Criminal Court,
and there obtain tho custody or auch Catholic
Children AZ wero proper subjoc.a for aonstgn-
mont to the neform School or tllo lIouBo OF tho
Good Shepherd. Tho position was difficult QUO.
hut he poriorlnod Its duties with n fidelity aud
efllclohcy which won for 1lln uniyeraal regard
a,ll respect. 11o ,saA also actively connected
with tue Society Of Ht. Yincent do Paul, and Ind
been fQr aovorat yoara itaontii!ed With various
Catholic public intosests in Chicago.
, 1874-07-25

n,t,, 1,.., 49, III, taa.a ~. r..,
INC hoV. a. Ionker Will load tue Saturday
sunday-school teacllera meeting today, In tl,o
Methodist Church Block, tho subject boing
Mark H.. 1917. Yo,,na mems nrayor-1neot;yc
thta nron,ro a. ~, 1Aa srnt1,a,n strrot S'"7
'-''' '',1's ~ w. no a4A"'aon aNoo''
A sorios Of meetings for worship, by authority
Of tho Society of Frionis will 10 hold in Chi-
cago, commencing at 7:90 O'Clock this ovonlng;
gu,no evening at 100 and Monday morning at
1000, and sauo evening at 7:g0 O'Clock. Eoat-
ing their own lneotnE.huuBo on TYohty.Yixth
Btrogt wunltl 10 too Bnnll, they havo accepted tho
hind invitation Of thoir Congregational brethren
to hold said meetings n their plymouth Church.
corner IWuuty-HixtG etfeot aud Indiana nyo,,t1e
Bucli meetings held by tho Boclnty OF Friends
nt nfhnr nnft1tA it, TIM WeAt, nnE IN
i,awo i,no, .tn,,;Ia ,r;t, 49,, ra,,it. ntrit niot
!@so ~ ~ oouu u ".ieu "Isn Roou *Gnut'u. otelnueln
" al osner aelloHillsittaoHa. ~ "oll as petBona
who mako M religious proionsloll' arc kindly t-
Fltpu 10 attend. boYGrAi ml1llbterH Ot BpflD N0tD
iii tho HtGiety Of Misunderstanding two fSnatn
rniniutolu-nre ex,,rctel tn In In nttn,t1anon
ihrnnuhnnt lin t};fTnrnnt t;tt;nvu
Information 1e uesaren ConcotntnE Mtlon An
draws aged IT, wlio left Liz homo, No. QUO Wubt
, 1874-07-25


severe squsll rasaed over lilo city about 2 o'clock
yesterday ufternodn, but besides making tho 1ansals
Was done. Il wa reported III tic eye1ug tl,at Z
hInaa sai]boat hid cIpsized outside, hut nothing
definite could bo learned.
Of Lake underwriters h In te city. teatlug tho WORT
tng Of shs caht-iron rules adopted ut falo on thu
@ ns 49, II rsga1a To- the aHg @ s Gf sssn ~
Tho bark Summer Cloud has lately becn measrc,,
elungs To Capt. Dnyd Da!i, Of ills rly, mud can carry
from II, ,0QD to .o,G0u huslloa Of grain.
Elsi:wltEHE.
Vc<se Cafetna ropors asca raging ia Tho woods fu
thu Vicinity cf MuakeHor and Granl IIavon.
Tho United stases Government haylng decided to
mouth uf tle Saginaw ltyer, workueu are nov eis.
gagged therean.
Tho scow iosco, which was nsl,oro on Fort AuatIn
1ieef uEt week. las arrived at Dotrpt for replirs. Her
rltlespost AA bottom wero the only parts that sts-
ta1cd dA,uaga,
The sclir Hubbard rprung leak on Tho downward
passage from Chicago to O4wego, and damaged largu
The last report FROM tlle 1ronsdes says that sho
prospect ia favorable fur her beg raiscl this scasn,
-rhe prop una, fro,n Chicago, called ut this part
M K n, Sns ,hs as n weeF e Tx
isw lonss ss:h ii sactnsw aud iort Huron, tho Cap
tain Of tho China found that tho !ces Of graln-vcsAea
Which left Chicago when l1e dill, we're reported al
coug down Thu lake and raady to entor tue river last
nsslt hasnE haa re,n"rk'bly lIiel rip The hs clna
discharged NJ this port among other tAlnEa. 400 duxcn
1iso plReona from tho TraYerao Lay reglon-Defpit
Tho Canadians begin to talk as If they meant bls-
tnesa III rcgard to constructing slip caua from a
pMt o., Georgian Bay TO LaEe Vntasso. At meostng
q tho Common Council Of Toronto on Tnesday csea.
ing tho following resolutions were adopted;
"iedolted That. IL the opinion Of tllla cuunci tho
construction OF tho Huron l. Lake Ontario Ship Gu.
eesury, Vii sa cut sa ana
rcfsty to thas Vsoylnto.
, 1874-07-25

SpcrI0I Ufsp1{th n Jae ENFfaI0 T{f5anS.
PonT HuHos, July 2t-Aftcrnooti+---powv--p
Ocran. Java, City Of Fre,no,s scllr ). L. Gil,hore
ue--Bt1nrs Kuwseraw, Clinton; i.'ops Alnbu, hfctl-
tlpa, UaruEm with Hchr Terry; Hslrs II. 4. Kent,
Walter u. Alien, j. y. PeuDul, ]. Il. Dcuuou, u. ii.
Johnson.
W1Np-soath: weather fair. ..
ronT HURON. ht1ch., July 2l-Ercntng.- rrnp
N'asia aelsrs II. nEsul, Sweden, 0ueonta DIsm rck,
Lila Keith, Il. 0asktn, Aarenao.
powN--Prop Fountain CITY, bark Nelson.
Port Huron will l,AvB signnl stutfut., With pre-
faut!onnry signals dispInrel FROM thu iolua Vi tho
City -liall, after to-aAy.
, 1874-07-25
MARINE.
r1rk Of Ch1cn ia. 4Itlty 344
+GttfEISfN

rort Of Uhicn9a. duts r..
ssnr 5o,es, 1fol1s',i, batk.
schr Winnle wing, lontwatos, lumber.
lrop NJ. utdll, A1anisteo. lumber.
Rass1 as ;;1s ss9n',es " !,s.iS l%ss nno,r
Sttnr CorUlla, 81. Joseph, as.1itlrler.
Prop Lake Breeze, benton tlar1cr, sundr'ca'
stnsr Chicago, Aaanitowop, sunlriea.
scir hfnRte, Two lsivurs, lutnbor.
Bchr Let,a tul.,suh, Alraua, lumber.
scir Fostoria. Saginaw, lumber.
Sebr Sfnry nonth, Wnito Lake, barh;,
Prop Aasisa MHnro Port s.suloy, Hghe.
s, st Nsksgon, ss,,,s MqYsks'Eon snsiss. ,Ss
asbr !. T. judi saEfinaw, humber.
schr J. /. Tra;y llanisies, l,nlper.
Largo Wyoming, Grand naseu, ltinhcr.
Large CITY Of Grand 1iasoh, 9rand Haven, 1ntber.
l5arge Mary Amauda. urand Ilusen, lnnbe:..
ss sssF s% Il ssfis l. S;S; ;':$s' sSs
schr Dona1tAoh 1'dtalo, e. ots By corn:
sehr l"n!Ser'a.n. ai; a nssk Greek 20 urls aour.
IT. s e. 9e nsas ssS IT, Gsse ss 6 sss:
lark Unat!la, Nusia'o. a1,ouo hi, roY,t.
iiafk i. il. Nsn., lanalo; %. 20 " corn.
rrop Scotia, Dualo, u COZ ba wheat 1o19 br1s -four
Prop Lake Dreoxo, ncn!on I1arbor, aundriis.
Httar Uurona, st. Joseph, sunltes.
Btmr Chiesgo, hianitouoc, aulslrieu.
EIultr cLEAHAHcEs, JuLT u.
Prop Drocklyn, Ogdcnauug auti intermediate ports
o,2oo bu corn, = brla flour. : tea iasd, And sun
stmr nlaskegop, Grand uarsn. "a bu corn. 10 bril-
ilons q % l,s!s rork. ~ ~, T., ,u,o.. ,,.,,
1leAtH. md R.lntlT1Gs. ....
, 1874-07-25


Tho AAaoHsor's books for tho town Of North
chicago haye just been figured up. The result
sQowa that tho real property is valued at $1l,-
iO7, ,120, and tho personal at 81 ,6ao,a
A German from Lake Wow, known an "Do-
kogna Fritz" stumbled through coat-hole yes
terday into tho cellar Of BrunBwtck's Billiard
Hall, breaking rib aud brulsing himself geuor-
ally. DR.. I. Il. dreen was called, attended to
bis inilrlos, aud had him conveyed to LIS home.
The temperature yesterday ~ observed BY
Manasee, opticlau under The TRIBUNE building,
Was in the shade at 7 H. H., 78 dog. Fahrenheit; !;
10 q. H., So; IA M, So; p. M, 70; p. H., 76;
and s p. H., 70.
Thore III concert aa1oon and variety show on
Canal stroos, botwcen Washington aud Ham
dolph, tint displays over lts doora the following
Transparency, ''Jupltor Varieties. Froe with
lady valtesa."
The iron shutters on Giles DroH. i Co.'s lato
etoro proved perfectly uaoloss. They ware all
warped and twiptod 80 that tho flames burst out
Of tho wiudowa ahartly after the fire con-
uleucod.
The Chicago i Pacific ltailroad ia putting In 4
switch to 1nako connection with tic milwaukee,
& 81. Paul HailroRd ut the crosslnY, Thta Com
pany ID also erecting temporary depot on the
corner Ut Hawthorn avonuo aud Larrsbeo street.
A fre-stsicRon plumber .has pitched lont on
hls former Htto on State struet and !enctu 1t III,
On the boards he has dnubed 'sHiK Pretty Waiter
GrlA Wsated," Notllug For Sale, ," and Clos
81 10 Take Stock"
01!cor Btott waa bttten badly In tho log by a
fo1ootons bulldog, yssterttay morning ut . vary
oarly hour, III tho alloy betHopn Moliruo, Al!nma
Morgan, and Aberdeen streets. Tie auinal
got away before ntotk could shoot him.
For pure, unalloyed stupidity tho Post and
Nail takes the palm. II gayo, last evening" M
account Of the drowning Of two boys iu ono OF
Tho quaIry-ponas. but failed to give tho na1aes,
and aaa4ad that tho bot2!ea Mare at tho Chicago
, 1874-07-25
THE CITY-TIALL.

Tho amount collected for water-taxca yostes-
day afternoon was $1,5l8.46.
The Board Of Police mot yestertlay afternoon
hut did nothing Of consequence. Two cases Of
police otticors charged with non-paymont Of
their Just dcbta woro postponed until uoxt po-
llce payday to give tie men chance.
The board Of Public Works were pos.erea ta
un'aai BY tho owners and builders Of fra1no
honscs within tho now Are~limits. They found
tl.no. however, to examine several plaus at
sewers. contracts for Which ara to be awarded ln
fow days.
Tho Committee on railroads fallol to noet
yesterday afternoon, and tho meeting was con-
, 1874-07-25
CRIMINAL.
nIlIhffNAJ, E1nH'F.

falls Hal vi In1 IN l4~rN
'onn rots'uss p'eAosu su,ns ~ 1saa,lius a.su
stealing Tickets from tho CnlcaGo q alLon Nall-
road Company, aud WAS romauded.
1o,,n vooa] ptes1lcd r,,tlty to nh nasault with
hatcLct upon Caroline Richards, aud wau TO-
,,n,n,ns
'A"AN. ,.-..
John D. Ryan pleaded guilty TO perjury IN
swearing to the ownership Of property, for tho
nurnone of lai1iup notorior1s thief beforo Jua-
t;oo so,,,,,, sn, ,,aa rorno,ae;, '@@
n,,on,,a uoan,n ,voa ,r;oa h. . ,,,, ,,r ro,,-
Anoni"e nson"u "aS '1'ou ~ ''u' AVA Ao'7
Auu,at ro,,.sar and John Murnhv r,cro tricd
for In larceny of n lot or nir.iron, apd M.
...,.,", 70 '''
quilted.
t,,,rtr nn.,s tron, Joao,,, Marna fornd 1ntv
1s eo"s. 'o1 voeel-. W ~. IT, H. n.., e''
ano ta'll nAso u t"o yours ~ 'ae tentspo'1@es*
t"n Aoe1 -0ssA0' s.. H..
Mary Cohion, VINO was up LOT tne oaateo OF
leteen5 IN IN haslng taKeh r. up ss.a5 eoM 'he any y
police authorities, and ~ab dlecharged pY Justice
Doyden yesterday.
A1oxandor Brondaki. tho nroprletor Of boar.
waa exhibiting his animal at Union Park Thurs.
clnthcs nf Jnmcs ri rf1's1oara. wbo went too noar t
lin. Roar md man were both arrested. and
yesterday ~ero discharged BY Justice sculy.
ThomaH TIonpins- Jorn Walo,,. q. Iarontajno
aud Ioltn nurka waro aent to tle I3ridowoll for
dys1 losvi9r GS ~ lie Oi foIows ncna M ho
| 1t HIsypsI,ooters' park. f'''
11,~ '. =, -, ,,,,,,
,,,a nae case OF q. r. Dall n ana Ale1antior WI
sn,nns mno .,1 WGse hlIostea lnesta1 w i'gteetYo
ennions n With railroad tickets OF tho burlington
Qa Q1ailGy Noau on their persons, which II 1s at-
haon iueou ,a .,sS nad Stolen, mention OF which has
1'o",on iii a nna os yustosaay cotnou ~ py 1usEoo
cooroo XII. 1'a"' NlsA y. .7'0 oAA'
yhn ~ notnr;9. hv9. young man ~ years or age.
nnc1an vnssa,nn ~ T. .llol was pelore JasI!eo '
o .is arras, maS np 10 inll at tho time Of
ioyo'rv U mi s9o IN a,esou TINT h9 stole $z0o IN
n"nr;" Tcataro, ~ u.senc! 1rom Lo9la pVgrat
Snro 1nat;cs Hnvdcn n'HensnG ho was ofonght 10
III n 'no @ ~ ~ osos ttl To-day under s5
a tnalr annearamco. ''e' "es' no'a under Szoo ios
, 1874-07-25
Illinois & Michigan C,tnni.

Bn1paEpoar, NJ, July o4--1:01 =. m.--Ann1vEn--
North nras: Lasalle, o.ooo b,i CORFU 17p bn onts
l;ouchard, La5ae, 1000 bu corn; j. y. Leonard, Iti
sat, dcoo bn corn Thonas scatt. a1arseiI.rv, J,c0
in rorn; =. ityb'rn, Ma1se!1'ps. $50 hn corn, lM
lss ezsa 4. Ws,osan, ottaws, 8,o0o bM corn; Eliza.
bet1l, 1.ockport, 1,J3 bris Monl, 3U00 bs1s flour
pltBnjx, Lockturt, $500 bu C0rll,
, 1874-07-25
shot His HlUkllUr.

L|tt!e Sherman ". Smith accmpantea hH
mother to a Uoaton auotlo1-Btoro. The nl0oa
sgys, "lIe nuou ran bo1iuu the coulter, out of
, 1874-07-25

Hero IN 1nndczate deuattl at tn for corn TO buffalo
With fl0O rur on also Vt 3Ao fur corn bY steam 10
Fort Cul.,urnp, ChNits To B1,ilao-Schr uigg'A
Juncs, curn At SO yslr Moonlight wheat Oh private
ter!us prop Scu:la, fills u, wheat. To ErIo-rrop
Merchant, rum through. To Fort Cohornc-Sseatt1-
ln.sges SUPERIOR ssnaaAJ, and Bucprlc, Mt aha;
Shawnee, WHEAT on private terms. TO Montrsal--
Prop aoser:gll, corn at lie To Kingston, VIZ Cyl
10; capacity, 100000 bu wheat and 10000 ba cor
III the ulteruoon, tho bsrscs urayeE Russell and hcbrs
Scutn anil J.. j. Clark weru chartered for corn 10
uutIalo At 30 :; capacity. III, ,00U bu.
, 1874-02-22

SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.


SITUATIONS wANrEp--M!:AaLR:
BoolkAeeoors. Clerks. &c.
C1TUAT1oy wAsrEp-hX a 1 nusISEs;s ;nt;s hAG AZ
*Stsssasss God 1 ios s6aasias: Address l.
SITU1TioN WANTED-As BVpKkEEPER1 Is1t, AEp Al,1
soed I'D
t tSS&FS t; Ad
youns nsR E5rcss sps's9T Il Esssef aia IL
sgaS .dSs ID A1;:tssans north
GTTU1TIoN WANTED-As .B00KkEEPER. OR
x;esa H, sdtss It.
CITUATioS wAArED-BY i FIKsT~cLAss SALES SALES.
> 1naa having al the requisites and references = such
spo5}s spa5 Naria aaeae5 h
ASaeas. SSsaa g.
C1rUATioS WASTED-As. BooKKEEFER or
kadsel ill., rGaaa xsaaS oes win ''sA
CITuATioS wANTED-RY 4 MAN IS FoHEhANN y
{, :
CITU4TloS WASTEp-A ,YoVNG NAN: 1A 4: hT
ieg y
M . PSaf Dps, Il bnes x a1s Xda
Il, Trtlnne otSee.
c1ruAr1oS wASTED-BY a PRACTICAL, AUG
siert tioDsf xarcs Ai1
cITuATIoS WANrED-BY An ExpEnIENCED EXPERIENCED
1sn il Tss t. s I'D saoyysi ss "a "a
d Sfe.s ss't5e 5;. TfiSpnc air e,'cc S ''N ''V
good address. Viz ,psak spd .,rlte Englsh .aa
. ~ p!ss:s s5dtss: s.: Tribune ettss; z=zz,
III bUffStToS jcrseY,illo IT.
: GifuATios t:i wxSfG61nY NAN or: M IAneE CT
a 4
ssss sSssaasaee Highest city references. T. Tribune
cITT3T7oS WANTED-D00FS OPENED AND
se.sd sqd Meh as%s sssa +
lss East 5led.on. ------~----.-------
STFVATNS WASTED,1N ~ 1sSVRAhoK or
ence:, Aillo.. ioE aye d.y.. y. Yxihaae etaeo:
votos rferk OF sitc.man, u ii eomtuod; il Years
e1PSEass saue oee: ''F n' o''
CiTUATI0Y WANTED ny 4 QESTLgaAT
p snoring FRENCH i and German. in q 1narchants' or
CTTuNT7oS- WANTED As BooKKEFPER- or
y Any, honorable positioa BY young man of e1pe;
TeS u A1es aae nj"
CrfUATi0S WANTED -HY. Tn0R0UGH &C.
Tdtss.s g. saDs saB IS: after o'clock " a.
SYVAfIoS WASTEP :. p 4 Tlo3Iogoa5la 5
T. II %Sss
ClTTATI0N WANTFD-bY. 4 YOUNG MAN. As
e'fs @ psi.t e 81 a be,s q fee
C------
GiruAT1oN wASTEp-As oARpENER AND
, 1874-02-22
WANTEO--FEMALE HELP.

"ANlED~~f EnIaAE aLAEs
Domestics.
WANTEp--A WELL. .REcoMMENDED GIL fe1 f9h
eseept snadsy. northwest corner Th1tsesashst' ana
595@s..1f: 97 s:15:f,, -- cao7 G7R7. nm GENERAL,
" A hoass1oEk = ASpls ! u: frsixts:sy n lrish
WANTED-A coon. RELIABLE M GIRL IF For y sc GEN. y:
sEs t Il + a5 Of f'u es 0'' At
lVANTED-A FIRST. CLASS GERMAN GERM Or CAM
e Sa9h 1h2E q s;Sss; ss
I37ASTED-A COOP. RELIABLE GIRL 70 %
worn secure good home bs applying at
JVAETED-A COOP WASHER AID ;RoNEIR;
ohio-st.
WASTED-GIRL FoH GENERAL IoUSNWoR1
one1 Ell taa good COOK washer anu
7Y YNTED-A GIRL FOR noUsEWoRK. CALL,
" with reference. At Is Depuyste1.st.
VASSrEp1A GooR G1ML FoH oIS, : GENFEa ~ Ys1
Dearborc-st-
VANTED-AT 3o5 WEST JAcKs0X:sT.. 4 COM
onadsa M 5t sdt nsfea sh nsed not
answer. Call On Monday. -------.-------
WANTED-GIRL ron HoUSE7oRK n TAMILY, =,
"a asea "'s sss mag ea s'si sh
1ITANTED-A GIRL, Z 70 Il YEARS, OLD, TO As; As;
sst gh na 70 Wo1K 5o1 nas 1t
Is South Iisls,cd-tt. up -ataits.
A7AsTEp-K YOUNG or MTDDLE-AGEp WON; 4;
~ an ns !. pce 4 e.
esiiins at G4 Vest Manzoc-tt. iuanadia,ely. y.----
IVASrED-A GOOD G1hL T9 ,IS}x 20 KITGIES n5'I y
on.; e ut. S fiSs SaSs asse
be9;sSe5S + small family. Appls A'na'y fore.
1p 1YTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
sgs st With Apply
pRXHa nrn adaasg asaf
Il It s32n SmHF s. q SsRs
% spSa s9a1 a anq RthE 'o 4''*
W7HsTFD.GE 3,.s ERsiAV. swEDE on NORWEGIAN
" sri to do keners hoa.evork At 122s P1siI1e .r.
ITANTED-A CoMpETEST PROTEsTANP Is TN Glhh
i s. 4o 2pp9 81 s.
XVANTEp-A GOOD GIRL To Dn G GENERAL ~ l
{1TASTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER,
y end isones for South kyaast2n Arply = g: T:
194HTfn-7 ~ = : Z s7az 70 30 GENERAL HOUSE
W.: Ts:5ez::.: ss5asE i s:szs ~,
sane1sl honsonor IL mil f.ns sot,sRt house,
aad ono a5ont Is 5ears old to Assist in tskng
81 Gsszels:G: eesaes u IesZ!iEL IesZ!iEL~~~---~.----~
=! aSRa9 WEF :. Mssa. AM 1RoFEa one
q a he'ee
}1ANTED-A MAN COOK At Is WEST WATEA-
7;=AYTED-AN ExPERIESCEDC COOK, WASHER.
" md .tensr 9. 1es re54:av:: neaE Weod:.:
, 1874-02-22

Ss1ss s sahs seea -
Ms 70 o65cetioa 70 going "a tho We,t sids.
5os tx
ppe Office, A 'A~0 ~-' - 'N(4'4'N' @N"0 -
CITUATToT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or FAN:
s5. ~ 1ad: ;sdS s H. { srf spi t''s
CITUATloY WANTRD~As sEAMsTREss;, UN-
= desnds s kinds ot I'D ehdsen Ih en-
eSsae: Xsdsss: S + Ts6ss: So :ss. ass: Ds M WV
Lam dresses.
STg41T1on TAKTED-BY A. A. E1RsT;1Ikss 1a As
nd s .n dons 6s tho oonsa hfs:
orica aae'h et' &4'c0 '''
GITU1Ti0Y wdVTED-d COON AND CAREFUL
2 seRs 6a,s seua M s n'e' washing to do
SiTgAT!9;S3 ;;3I wAF1E57nT - W911g Y = = 90
- cur wasting and iron.nz. ARply st . Arsaer:sv.
fIYANoIAL.
1 pPL1CATIoss wANTED FOR LoANs OK M
5hR Il IS; SIS : hsa se:k
49bans Il sas ssse ss which ''eur' ri" 'e s7ea Adars' MI
D1Tn3V7Y w1TFFR ! co T1vT T1yns n
5.aS Z isaa = Z -; ,ss oee e !: @ ess5s
IL: / C.: = 'isss:
TvoMMERcIAL AND REAL ESTATE PAPER NE.
y se!!s!sa eASE5G4R saAEEEsox. = LeSs!!s:
+! H,s % j. 2 f&z IL ssss:
III nh .S:a s. oa Asn I:as5ss
-. ~ 1870 = 80 s3;s $3.50 5e5
/ orsaniscd nndsr NV lsvs coatsns desired slsa,es
{" CHKiSTfAT' 1s mono.a Blocl. ~ 0N@--A4s' 0'
, 1874-02-22

- Do1nestdcs.:
C1TQATIOSs WASTED-BY TWO REsPECTApLE
ether for .ccond Tosi eli as or address 7 soash
C1TEATIONS NASTED-BT TWO SWEDISH
= eisls tn DO ge.crnt hcusework. Call t5s South
FackLr.
ClTUATIDS TTANTED-BT A COMPETENT GER
= erl TO DO kcccud gruura1 'hoosewuxk Ia small
family. EAll 1T 2aa5 tssEn lG.aui-ay.
CITDATI0N WANTED-BY 4 DANISH GIRL *
= :=ratr, to do EaacrI hu1=o.sos- Address
30 West Chica3e-av.
CITuATlON TANTED-i7c SOUTH DESPLAINES
. St. etnec1 Ad11s aud JscEsou-br cf:ts one rs
eeok and second girl Please call a. c'c!oek
Aiouda5 morning. = " ..-. -.
= erl IL ! mail prExta family Apply 50 Notnpat
Beat cf fo1ereuta gfFcn. AppJ SondsT and Aoad1F.
, 1874-02-22

Eunlovreut Agenefes
CTrrATIOS5 NAKTEp-F0R SOME sWEpE AND
= German sprrants % extra good @frA NOW visiting tor
aituattnns At aira. PATCH3 1Gn Stata-st.
y. good Se1udtnAEt&a &nd er1usn hsip ba supplied
1t MRS. DuSKES oace, 70 Alnaukea-Av.
, 1874-02-22

CITUATI0N WANTED-A GOOD AND CAREFUL
- hcnd would Ike fow xuutenenA ntcD washing to do
It he1 hofno, - horHan-1t-
LITUATlON WANTED-DY a WOMAN TO go
- cut washing and irouin9. Apply at u ArchaF-av~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29

In these days Of progress, most enterpris-
ing firms use every means ofputting their
names before their customers. In no way
can this be more conveniently and attractive
~ done than by using Printed Letter Head
ings and Bill Heads. They have come into
such general use by Merchats, that one seems
old fashioned who does not use them. and
the Country Merchants.
e;.I Walker M Evans 4 Co. e,o.gswell, Charleston S C
,mrn,sh n.d ~, Letter and Bill Heads ofall grades
them for samples and prices. -
BY the way, Meesrs. Walker, Evans and
Coogswcll are getting up and selling like hot
cakes, some excellent hooks for our Mer.
chants. One, the Merchants' Cotton Book
for keeping correct accounts of purchases
and shipments of Cotton; the other, the Mer
chants Bill Rook, for readily knowing how
the payments OH their customers notes and
acco units stand. Both books are exceedingly
comp letc, and answer the purposes exactly.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29
The County Question.

The Conservatives having no ticket in the
field it is evidently their duty to decide be-
tween the best of the two Republicantickets
put forward. The question now resolves
itselfinto this: If all honest Republican and
dishonest one are candidates for Office, shall
we quietly stand aside and let the lishunest
one beat, or step forward ard lend helping
hand to the homes. one? One or the other
is obliged to be elected. We don't think
there liz any room for doubt in the mind of
my intelligent man.
The Peoples Republican Ticket is a vasi
improvement on the Regular Ticket, and as
there is no Conservative ticket, and it is too
late as well as bad policy to complicate mat
ters now, We think the best thing the Conscr-
vativcs can do, is to vote for the most honest
Republicans nominated, and thereby show
that they are always ready to aid every laud
able effort to secure honesty without regar d
TO party or color. The Shcrifis election ia
special and Cain will be elected anyhow.
The following is the Peoples Republican
ticket, Which We think decidedly better than
the Regular one:
Probate Judgc-A. B. Knowlton,
School Commissicncr-Thom Phillips,
Rcprescntatives-SL T. Duncan, Ellis For.
rest, j II Livingston, + w Williams and
Paul Jones.
County Commissioners w Fairy, Rufus
Fielder and Jacob Dupont.
Coroner III Fordham.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29

SINCE being permitted to examine the
Report of the Grand Jury more carefully, we
notice alterations made in pencil which we
overlooked at first. AS our ayiiopsisis accor
ding to tile original, and the pencil altera-
tions make n difference in meaning, we will
give them here, and leare il to the public to
decide wlichlis the true version, the pencil
alterations Or the original writing Of the
Committee. sla
Change No 1, ! "They showing on their
face that they had been paid by former
treasurer, and the dates eraccd evidently by
the person in whose possession then found."
Change No.2 "Fraud was practiccd in the
settlement, or afterwards by the School Com
missioner"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29
oRANGEBURG, S. c. OCT. %, 1874.
Be5- Mr. KInK RoBfNsoN ii authorized
to collect and receipt for advertisements and
sub .criptions to the Times.
Our friends wishing to have advertisements
inserted in the TIMES, must hand them in
BY, Monday morning. 10 o'clock.
COURT adjourned last week after the con-
viction of Russell Witson, who is to bs hung
january 9th. n.

Mr.. NJ. I.Browning requests us to state:
that he declines running for Probate Judge
in favor Of C. b. Glover Esq.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-29

We understand that certain busy bodies
have been attributing unworthy motives to
us for using our discretion in rejecting or
accepting matter for publication. We want
it distinctly understood that truth is our bea-
con light, and we shall fellow .rhereuer she
leads, but wc must be excused for reserving
our right to distinguish between her steady
rays, and the wild chickering's of a miserable
jack lantern. If these valiant men wish
to arrive at the truth, there is better way
than by co'rariiy dirt hro,ring.