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National Republican., 1874-06-06
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SCHEME,
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE .
Public Library of Kentucky.
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JULY 81, 1874.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the Fifth and last of the series Of
Gin Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
library OF Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
tofer with pride and pleasure TO the four which
have been already giYeni The frst, Deeember ls,
lS71; the second, December is72 the third, July
Q, lSS. and the fourth, March 81 1874.
undsr their charter, eranted-by special act Of
tho kentppky Leglsatgfe, March 10 ISL, the Trus-
tess sArs SsoIissa 70 Give ONE N0Rk, and bkLf
9hE 0sls MORE MO- stn oon9sst Eith tse Money Hrisils
Maseur, and oshef dePsttpents are 70 se snlas4sd
and end9wsd WITH hxed and ce1sin annsal IA:
secure beyond pefaov e1fure, pot only the MAIN
tensnce OF th magnificent estabiishinsnt, but us
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AUCTION SALES.
I, Fssars beys.
tRY B. n. WABNER, : = :
t.s.r,, ~ sIi5s,.est 5esl Estsss .aa Auetienser

fRY B. n. WARMER, 49,
~ Real Estate Broker and Aucffoueer, n
Federal Bundings. corner Seventh and SIS. N. W.
TRUsTEE's s4LE OF A. A.rIRsr,cLAss RESI-
sGpSSb HsS THhb fsnFSRhEhEa, sFREEi,ss ssEETSMTssT EIST, ET
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Jsnu.rv "A. A.
d. f12odqly recordedin Liber No. az fhlio 80 et
seq, 81 the land records for the District OF Co
lufhbIa, and at the request OF the party secured
iic auction, on THURsDAr.. June II, is74 ss
O'Clock B, "a. su thit certain piece o. parcel Of land
situate and being In the city Or Ston, Dis
trict Of Columbia, spd known and distinghshed ON
the ground plat or pish Of said city lot
nineteen (bl In Grants recorded snhdiFtsion OF
square numbered seven hundred and sixty, lz6o,l
sonting twenty (J feet seven ~ lhohes on 5oiith
street, with : depth Of one hundred and ten QI0l
feet to twenty tDl foot alley, Together with the
Improvements, consisting Of three-story pressed
brick front house with al the .modern Improve
Tsrhs: 'one-third cash; baisnes .. sIl- twelve
sud eighteen months. for which the notes OF
the pdrchaser, bearing interest from the day
9r ale. and secured by deed Of trust ~ or on
hunered dollars wl be REQUIRED .t time ofsaies All
ferms Of saie are not complied with In seven days
tbs stynstee reserves the tight TO resell the prop
erty, at the risk and cost ef the defsuiting pur-
chaser, after ave days advertisement in someone
ID. @. ENOCH TOfTEE, Trustee.
-. ,rsr }. 7. COLpWELL,
myz3 Tn6Eu6ds ssT Salesmau.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
A LEXANpRIA AND WASHINGTON
u RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY 10. 1916 p. NJ.
FROM whSrDIJr,rOu< <,r,rv

EhOm WASHlNGDON CITY.
S:n .. NJ. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
Iii v =. %, baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
500 .: n, PiItsDurg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
vlle, s. Louis. Columbus, Sandusky, Wheeling
and All Stations on the Washington County and
valley Branches. Pullman Cars. Dinner at Cum
oertdna. SuppeTdt Grafton.
,, s;iSs a. n; Esw York. Phliadelphia, Boston, Bal
s:i5 a. b.. Point of Rocks and all Way Stations
s.s.;1s: s;1 =: m, Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way
IVc0 a. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
l:oo m, Baltimore, EIlicott city and all Way
~i.i0 D. u.. New Yort, PhiladelphIs,, Norfolk
BssitimOrs. Rtnner q Rstag p.,., v-0..-,,r
Hagerstown, Winchester and all intermediate Way
si45 p. m, Baltimore. Frederick and all Way
$40 p. M, Point OF Rocks, Frederick. Hagers-
town, Winchester and all Way Stations.
S;Is 2. M. Baltimore, Annapolis, and all Way
$50 p M. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
S:S p, NJ, Chicago, oincin8stl, Louisville, St.
Lsuis' eSlSSmsSs,, ssnssasky, sy %heelng, and the
I:0 p. M. BslpNore knd all Way Stations.
s;S5 Pittsburf hfpress. Puliran Oars.
1850 p: NJ sissSft1s snSS19 re fka1Ssy "a 1MSsy Stations
500 and $40 g.. N, li1o b;iS 500, s:zS and 1880
All Trains Stop at visdnct Hotel Relay House Sta
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket O6aces, Washington Station, and
{S5RennsTlvaniA sYenus where orders will be taken
for be checked and received at any point
l. b. COLE, General Ticket Agent. s ....
THoS, r; sHARP, Haster or Trsnsportation.
GEO. 8. KooHTZ, aensrsi Agent. apN
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MEDICAL.
4HTHHaDA

Thisun p4ralelea speciAc O Compounded uature,s
laboratory, and from its magic power and unprece-
deuted achievements the nost eminent men IN this
nation have, sfter thorough and severe test pro-
nounced It the only sovereffn Remedy for Brfght's
Disease and Diabetes; aiso III Urinary, Eladdsr and
minds on many our claims may seem preposterousto 20
accomplish with Betnesda Water that which has 90
Ion "a still con tlnues to bae medical science We
ask but test: Do not alley your skeptieism TO be
your peril: II BETaEspz don,t cure you. y cannot
self Of the most pleasant and ecient curative Agent
ever ofTsred 20 SUFFERING humanity. The Water 70
for sale Al a cHIRLEs sfoTT 4 co. IS Drug store,
No, 90 Pennsyivxnia svenue: Beware OF spurlons
waters. Ash for BethesdA. FOR sale by STOTT d
CO.. aud All druRgtsts. ,,.,u.. .-.-.-.-.- .rrs
Send for cireuiSrs and BstnesaS @ % AaTeeHtsR hTSRR
Dlrectorand General anaser, Bethesdasprings.
WAshIN0ToN,D .. O., DeeeBIber %, ifSs decal-ly
National Republican., 1874-06-06

RALTIMoRE POTOMAC R. R
- DKPoT ConNER SIXTH AND B STREETS N. W.
On and after May q, 1874, trains will leave Wash
ington As follows, Washington time:
S:a6 O. M, Northern Express, daily.
q. m, Baltimore Accommodation. daily.
s;9 a. M, Limited Express for New York and
East, daily, eSesPt sunday:
40 p; M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
5ssPI ss D. snna m For P,,..burg and tn. West. daily
$50 p. m. PhiladelphIH Express, daily, except
sICs ): M, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
0:ss p. m, Accommodation. daily, except Sun
Trains for POPE CREEK LINE leave at a. m.
on Monday, WednesSay, and Friday, only, and 3:40
D. m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains for ANNAPOLIS leave at .. N. and $50
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Buffalo is run on
the tram leaving at
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg is run
on the train leaving 81 $50 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago is run on
the train leAvtngat
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 10 Elmlra is run on
Tickets and information czn be procured at the
Offices OF the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders left ct the ofceS OF the
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsyiTania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Depot BALTIMORE 6 POTOMAC RAILROAD,
'O' N'' -" " ED. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
EDhUNp L. DUBARhY,
je2 Superintendent, Washington, d. O.
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q. E. OFFLEY- & CO,
STEAMSHIP LINES.

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
NA wAsHIssrosHET osHETwE5yN WE yNEw YORK.
,iis imissrealsr the fine steamships Z. Q: KNIGHT and
SEnS Rnps y pGlBS0N will make regular WEERLf
WAsHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, as follows:
Leave New York from Pier % East River every Sat
uraay at p. m. Leave Georgetown every Friday
~ .. m; and Alexandria the same day at " n:
FOR mninformatlon apply 20 r. P. A. DEhHAM,
town, or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
la1l-f President,
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PYGREEN Il wILLIAMs,Auction
- No. 1oOl, northwest corner Tenth and D sts.

TCRE,. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, tho 9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock q.
m, we shall sell within ssleSrooms, the follow
try, vlz: = :
Handsome ParIOr Suites, upholstered In muslin
and made of all Hair. -sF
One fine Turkish Sultes made to order. -.-.- -
Fine Turkish Easy. Side and other Chairs.
Six Fancy Reception Chairs, nicely Upholstered.
Fine Marble-top Taoes and Turkish Lnangcs.
Lady's Writing Desk and Library Tables
Two Handsome Walnut Marble.top Chamber
Suites, (very fine and costly.l
Plllsr Extension Tables and Dining Chairs.
Walnut Marble-top Stdeboard.
Boot Cases, Hat Trees and Hall Sets.
Fine Walnut Frame French Plate Mirror.
We invite the attention Of the public to this sale.
make.
Terms cash. GREEN q WILLIAMS,
je5-d (Stsrl Auctionesrs.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
RY B. III. WARNER
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and \ SIS. NV
TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON NORTH CAPiT0L STREET Be;
TWEEN b AND STREETS NORTH, AMI
ON STREET, BETW ZEN NORTH CAPITOL
STREEr AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT


BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
dated September 10, A. ID. 1870. and duly recorded
In iber 40. ga folio 80 Of the land records for
Washington county. In the District Of Columbia
and also by decree OF the supreme Court OF said
District. equity cause No. 2aI docket IL substi-
tutlng the undersigned trustees In place OF Daniel
party secured by said deed OF trust we win SELL in
WEDNESDAY,, June 10, ISL, commencing a. 8
O'Clock p. m, all those pieces or parcels Qf ground
situate In the city of Washington, ID. c., known
and described on the ground plan or plat Of said
city n lots numbered tgenty-eight, CA twenty
nine. lss thirty, 60 thirty 2ne, (5i thirty-two
Cy Ihirtythree, (33 thfrtyfour, ga, thIrty-hvs
(55,l thirty-six. (B.1 thirty-seyen I'D and thirty
eight, ( Of Charles Wilkes subdivision In square
numbered six hundred and thirty -four, (634-) The
lots on North @ street have front Of twenty COY
feet each, and those on North Capitol street a
This property oners one OF The finest opportunl-
ties ever offered in the city Of Washington. for q
Terms: One third cssh$ balance In SIX, Cs,) twelve
tl2) and eighteen (sl months for which the not IS
OF the purchaser or purchasers, bearing ten rer
cent interest, secured by deed Of trust, will be
taken. All conveyancfug at the expense of-the
purchaser or purchaSerS. One hundred dollars Will
be required as deposit on each lot at the time Of
ten days from the day Of SALE the trustee reserves
ths rght to resell the property at the risk and cost
ofthe defaultBg purchaser purchasers, after ten
days advertisement In soue one or more newspa-
pears pu biished In the city OF W ashtngton, ID. G..
GEORGE w. STICKNEY, lr-,s,.a.
JOHN w. ALY0RD,
my6-WFM&ds J.. T. COLDWELL, salesman,
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TIE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

For the purposes mentioned, and which Is posi-
WHICH ifI wII ETER ~ GPVSS S5tE
CHARTER AND BY TIE PRESENT MANAGE.
MEST, will come Of In the Public Library ball, A
Louisytle, KY,
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RXTaonA...s' las BOWLING. Auctioneor,

LOTLPARTIk1LY. lMPROVED, oSSN
FrTTEENfH STREETS, AT PUBLIC Auc-
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated September IS,
A. D. Is7, and recorded in Loer No. e9i, folio $50.
OF the Land Records of the District of Columbia,
sell at public auction on MONDAY, the sth day OF
June. fN.. at clock p m, In front OF the prem
ate IN the city OF Washington, and known and
Designated IS the east q! teet OF Lot
Thomas u. Rryan's recorded diyision Of original
L9ts a n y M snG ~ -, II. II s eivo IL
months, with Interest, seGured by deed Of trust.
ConveyaHcing at the cost OF the purchRser. A de-
poslt Of S2o required when ths property is bid o.
s.-. j. Y.-N. HUYCKs Trustee.
my23-ThSTu THOMAS DOWL1NG, Auct.
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s.;.;s 3 is::I:s..;l TasssaslE. 4 l....

FRpsTEx,s SALE on YALuEPLEP PROPERTY
f9YSAFfhAyTEa M III AsTEasf M ffsi ESSsTA 8 AND FIf-
r.sSr Srasa T. iiSsS l, i.9i,p g g :sg one
the undersigned trustee wtii Esil In 'front.' Of The
premises, .t PUBLIC aaotion. on HUhsDAY, the
I'm day sf Jnas, is& A. O'Clock p. m, Lott IN
ss9. q .sls; ops sh!ss ss.a; balance II one .pa
interest nom 40 o. szle or al cash. st option
pnreAsser a esPo.s q S1eo :. ", es rs2uiS,d. and
ne rsi.e fsssfyes Ne r5hS 90 resell is fisk and
's s's' Oh a'l1ahln % Rdsei RoSsf erproN, Trustee.
nsSgsJ.sAa - 100 - ~ xssIaSss,
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s2,5ooooo

divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be dis
tributed among the teket-holders.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

Rrs. sAMsTAa = co., Auctioaeers.
We win sell, MONDAY MORNING, June A. .t
70 O'Clock, st ea Pennsylvania avenue, bet Seen
Sixth and Seventh streets, . large stock OF
FANCY GOODS,
comprising tie following articles:
1ash Ribbons, Gros-Grsin Ribbons.
Embroidered Hosiery, Corsets
Underwear, 5hswls, eosps,
Straw Goods, Trimmed Hats,
Laces, Albums. Kid Gloves, 81
Silks, Towels. Fans.. f.l =. O. u si9s l..0 30
and hundreds or oih.r goods t,o numerous to men
ton. s, bAASTAG & CO., lls
les-f Auctioceens.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
Warren Green Hotel,
WARRRNTON VA

The Proprietors begIeave to In form their friends
and the public generally that they hsys recently
Resort.
Located in the most delightaI portion Of Pied
mont; Va, the Unsurpassed salubrlty of the eli
mate, It's views and romAntic Scenery, with It's
proximity to the
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ders this The most delightful Summer Resort In
Virginia. - :
Board per month, sS5 per week; sI2; per day so.
nIyI-2m j. H. RtXEY CO.
National Republican., 1874-06-06

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sgsNHIEE Il. "A tAIRJRsAEfSEsN,HSy n .fES gEs,H PAILY
MING MAY g. lGf.
Leayswashipstoua at -: m. and 2. M, and Al
exandria At eile q. aud 4Ii0 p. m Pass Leesburg
tgoizs watwEfal at II .. N: and s:& p. m, and
AfExS 81 aN. gTrsslly,lis a. ., Il n: AID = a p M 1s.
pass Lseshura lgoing esstwsrdl at So. m. and l:l0
o. n. and al WsshinSson q $40 a. N: n and $50
| Psisengers from " washinRton viii take the Wash
ington and Qhio cars At ths Baltimore and Potomac
rxiread a.tion kt .. m. and p. m, and 90
Thek;l0 =. m. trAi1 from Alexandria and 1870 D.
n: zap from fIrcsliyiile eopnset AZ Pgroelyills
Bsrryycle and Wineheetsrj also with Reamer'i
line OF oos9hss which leave Lseseurg daily for
S@@Ti,.lS1 sEsts t9E.e Is fs9s; R;E RHss
myB-n tenerxl Ticks: AGENT, 4,
National Republican., 1874-06-06
SUMMER RESORTS.


RLO0MINGDALE Is PREPARED TO,
- receive simmer BoardeIs. For particulars Ad-,
dress Bloomingdale, Falls Church. Fairfax county,
Va, or Inquire on the premises, half mile north-
west OF East Falls Church station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Je5-EM&W2ws Z
@ UMMER BOARD In A HIGH AND
- healthy country. one hours drive to Sykes
Vile, on the Baltimore and Ohio railTosd. Plenty
OF shade and fruit; well adanted to childran. Ad-
dreSs MRS, L. E. GORE
Je4-3t' Freedom, Carroll county, Nd
DERSONS DESIRING COUNTRY BOARD,
Il can see the parties who offer rare accommoda-
tions for home In healthy and pleasant location,
by calling at 1918 street. my2)-u .
COUNTRY BOARD.-PERSONS DESIR-
~ ing Country Board oan be accommodated three
miles from Annapolis. Salt water bzthing. 1sh.
crabs fruit in abundance. plain but perfectly COM
Portable house, luxurious table, aud healthy.
Terms, g per week. Address, q. 3. DUVALL,
Annapolis, Md. my25-tin
COUNTRY BOAHDING-A FEW BOARD
~ ers can be accommodated for the summer.
months In quiet village with daily mail and r1Il-s
healthy and scenery grand. For terms. &C., apply
10 L. WlTHERS or b. S1LCOTr, Snickersyille,
LOudOn county, Va.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
''''@' ii SfsSSiSS. l,r.'...

HeTaE 4BoyEsAL Is PosTPoNED Us-
I'll. MoSpeAASSSSPeK Myd Mydsss ssy,5y wv ams and place
.aaa' - JOIN AtySlNS6; Trustees,
National Republican., 1874-06-06

1O7d GREAT 1914
1Ob fs PEHNsYLYANIA lCt He
. ROUTE
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTH
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after May 81, 1874 trains will run as fol-
lows:
Washington: :s:s5 a.. m. Baltimore. q.
Rs65 q. m. - $50 a. m.
65J p. m. -" 1:3 p. m.
TIE GREAT, DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
with Elegant Scehery, Palace State-Toom, day and
night QaFf, with modern Improvements.
TIVE hundred miles saved to Western and Central
s:eS in daily to Baltimore. Daily, except Sun
day, for the North and West.
uitS q. m. daily, except Sunday, North and West.
$50 p. dsilyst 70 Ffttsbury, Cincinnati, Louis
T6fOagh DON Washington to Pittsburg and e.
mtrS without change.
TIckess BY tbs route can be procured at the Offices
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street Pennsyl-
wants avenue and Sixth street and Pepnsylvania
syenue, where reliable Information viii be given at
all times.
PASSENGERS procuring tickets at these onces can
secure ace2mmodations In Palace Cars for Pitts
burg and Etmre. ED. 8. YOUNG,
Jsa General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
Rr THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
fBPgE;GsEs IstE N EEfeAHEE AsEEts4 AsP

,Py yirtue 81 deed q trust, bearing date on the
Ese 80 So 50 Se fS tSe iaSd sscSfss for
" wSssshhiTgtoa sh squnt{ De- snd 81 ths within order
suction, IN front Of the premises at O'Clock, D.
M, M ~ Sq MoNDAY. the 18th day Of june, A. D. lst
son's subdivision Of s9uare berrd two
and forty-sght, es, 1ln the city Of Wasiiin gfon,
togetner WIN AL tae improvements thereon, con-
ss,ins Of fhe most elegant private residsuces
Terms or sale. One fourth in cash, OF which ssoo
must be paid AZ the sale, the deferred payne TO
be Ade In equal payments. In six twelve and eIgh-
annum from day Of sale, and secnred by deed Of
trust and insurance TO the satisfaction Of the trus-
within i've days sfter day OF sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the pronerty
after weeks notice at the risk and cost of rst
purchaser; AZ eon{s15nelng st purchasers cost.
- 80 B. LEWIS BLACKf0RD, Trusseess
tss-dsd, rstIr1 hohAs oY%atMS. tSc,ians..r
National Republican., 1874-06-06
AUCTION SALES.

RY LHTIMER a CLEAIfY,
~. sAuctioueers anu Real Estgte Brokers,
soutnwesteovner of nsylyxnia ayenue and Eley-
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Er1caay, JuIy an, 1910.

At this fnsI Concert everything will be upon
scale corresponding with Ii. increased Importance.
The music will be rendered by orchestra con-
sstng of one hundred performers selected for thsr
fame In different lands, and the unprecedented
gutn
National Republican., 1874-06-06
DY THOMAS e. wAGG AHAN, - =
u Real EstateA Aucfieneer, SO nSeyentlstreet. $

NICE FRAME HOUSEWIFE hARGBJoF on
n STREET, RETWEEN TWENTY THIRD
: WEST I. = 81
On TUESDAY, Juno Q, at O'Clock, D. m, i shall
property, being part Of lot Is, IN square S6
Terms day ofsale. THoS. .E.WAGGAMAN,
te6-d&ds Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1874-06-06
STORAGE.

CT.oR AGE. ~ .- Z
p Families leaving the city for the summer can
nnd superior Huffiss TOR storing household farni-
turs IN new three-story are-prOof warehouse. Ele
vator In building. storsgs aad Insurance A. low
q. TtVEDDER, Commission Merchant,
jeSin % La. ave-, bet. Ninth and Itnth sfs-
National Republican., 1874-06-06
BOOKS NDSTATIONERY.
NJ E W B o o 4 s.

NJ E W 90 s.
waffried. A novel; BY Auerbaeh.
Adventures of an Attorney In Search of Practice
Chapters Animals. BY Hzmerton.
The Superhuman Origin Of the Bible. By Henry
Tie Poetry ofthe Orient BY AIger
All the new Sabbaih-schooi Library Books.
WIN, BALLANTYNE-s,
.myi --'a- f2S Seventh street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14
The Fair Again.

There were 80 many attractions at tn ;
Fair that we found ii .nr ossiLc in our lns;
issue to notice several articles, which
deserved mention being made of them. For
instance: There WAS on exhibition n model
twelve years of age, that disp,ayc great
deal of genius in the maker
Hy William rrocsner quantity ofhams ,
shoulders and sides, which he cured himself,
with home tanned goat ana COW skin leather,
which were especially fine.
By Miss C. Griffin, an orphan girl AMI
unable to walk, basket which WAS cx-
quisi,cly beautiful
BY Miss Annie Stokes, n collection OF
rocks from Europe, with pccc of the quilt
upon which Edward the II. Of England, was
murdered September, Dist 1921. These
articles attracted great deal of notice.
by bliss Fnnie Seely, q hanging basket
made CT long cloth, of rare taste
By Miss Ella Merit, an infants robe.
This was remarkable, ii being made by Miss
Merits left h and.
by Miss Badger, a beautiful ne.tcl table
cover, marvellous too. because Of her being
almost an octagcnnIian, already having
gone beyond her seventeenth year.
by Miss Agnes lIcnnon, a wax cross
flowers and paint work of rare exccllcnc
and design.
BY DR.. W. F. Earton, the veteran Prcsi
dent of the Agricultural Fair, n stuffed head
of fox, which he captured Oh chase
across the briny deep; also three brushes.
These nrc evidences of the fact that the
Doctor enjoyed his Eu ropcn tour. And
we'll did he deserve it. One who spends so
much of his time in the work of developing
tho talent, wealth and industry of our
people, deserves sucl relaxation from the
monotone of purly agricultural lie.
And now comes cur good friend W. Z.
Muller There it wasn't him that did it
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-14
The Congressional Dclcga tioz,

The Columbia UA:oa sums up tho vote OH
congressman in this State nnd offers there
OH some pertinent comments. 1t says:
The Congressional del cation from this
State in the next Congress will stand as
follows, four regular Republicans to one
Independent, proEa bly,. Raincy, in the
First District, bclt, Lee by from 800 to 800
majority; Machcy, in the Second, probably
beats Buttz, regular, by Il small majority
IIoSc in the Third defeats M::iowan by at
least 2, 800; ana Wallace outruns Kcrshaw
by not less than 300 votes. l.. c. Carpcn
ter is elected without opposition, to il the
uncxpircd term in the Third District caused
by the resignation .'f Hon. Il. y. Elliott
The Democracy counted confidently upon
the Third and Fourth sDstrc;s, in consc-
lncnce oi the supposed popularity cf Gene
rails kcrsl.aw AMI Mctowa;; but in THU.
they were most csreg;ous!y mistaken, as we
were conf lent they woul be from til, very
outset In the campaign OF 1872, when cx
Governor Perry was p;t,cr against Wallace,
tlc latter received in the',thrcc Republican
counties wnic! wcr. t!ian, as II " Il part o.
the Fourth District, ",i2l majority while
Governor Perry received in Tic Gyc Demo
cratic counties 2,525 majority leaving VI.
Wallace clear $40 majority in tle5 dis
,rict, without counting !.aurcn-. The same
three Republican counties wa;ch gave Wal
lace 3.G2i mnjority against Perry, gave
him this year against kcrsll.w, 1923, or
within one vote Of rs muc! as he 90, two
years ago, while The Democratic counties
which gave Terry > G2i majority. now give
Kcrs!nw anl McGowan only 2.l15, 81 dill
ference o: 10 votes, which slows very ci car
l. the popularity oE thc3. i.*o Distinguish
cl gcn,cAcn. Probably any o.hcr Demo-
crat would have developed el,plly ~ mich
strength as i,crshaw, ami nearly rs much as
VI cCiowan. The former cycn ran bchin,i
his ticket in some count,s AL bat a very
little "he;,l in the ether. Onc fact i demon
stratcd began question By this c.cc.i,a,
anA that is, t'.at the pcopl. are no longer
led by great nainci OR 0e'no r;.;i: friends
viii lcarn this f,c as 'l,,y li,c long crou 5h,
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Sheriff S Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
Is TIE CouRr OF PROBATE.

Is TIE CouRr OF Probate.
E1 Psrtc J. J. salley, Guardian of Fanny
b. Salley.
Hy order Of The Court of Probate, I will
sell ut the Court House, in Orangeburg, or,
the first Monday in December next, n tract
of II acres. go acres cleared, balance
wood land) with good Dwelling House with
four Rooms besides Dining Room, on wa
tcrs of North Ed;sto River, about miles
from Ornngoburg, on the Cannon's Bridge
Koad, bounded By lands Of Samuel Dibblo.
VIM H. barton aud the Misses Barton, aud
by The said road.
Terms onc7thirl cash balance on two and
three years. secured b. bond with interest
from Gate at the rate of / per cent per an-
nun, to be paid annually SO long as any
money remains unpaid, aud IL mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and :or recording.
Any one wishing to examine said pin,e
will apply to either w. H. Barton or Abram
Parker. who resides near the same.
'55:;si?E n: s5f'; 5s Z si; lji If : 5 e15'
nov II I'd
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