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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19
Tine A.,io.cen,cut Act.

Under ce.,nil representations or state
ments maze 10 Mr.. John Ii. Phillips of ihc
Fork. to ile eject that his house had been
visited by night riders, and thvcais mad
10 hang him. ho made m affidavit before
U. s. Com ss.onec G.. S. Bull. wa,r ra1is
wee issued o he arrest of Ger. an pa~ los
1T appears, .crar inves. ic a,ion by the Com.
In;ss.oner, ttat .wo oc thrce persons mot mt
ne 3hbo's house. and the rumor I'm t
Phillips was incl ng tho colorcd people
rGainst ibe whites came up, aad one OF Tho
pn,'.y proposed. in q friendly way, to call on
NJ. Philips and find out the trlth and
advise him. il such was the case, 10 desisi.
No th, ec.s wee made a1d al he parties
we:o 81 erids OF NJ. P..;l'ips. The nailav.ts
wee based uoo iifor@a' ion rece;gsd con
q Lenilcran who has a'~rSs borne m un-
b'cr Sized ch,:ac cl, ncd who no doubt mis-
unlers ood ,e conversation of The parties
alluded 10.
We also heard hat troops had be en- ca led
for, and an add.',on U. s., Ma, shul. We
used our cTo,:s to STAY bo;h, and believe we
succeeded. or mt least, have SO far We need
no u. 5. troops here now, anI don't believe
we ever Will Oar We !, efficient Mar
shall, Nr. z. NJ. WolHc Will serve al the
wnr,au, that may be isslcd under the
Eufol cement act, and make The arrest, rs
he has done in isc case of Mr.. Phillips
without any other aid.
There is no cause for exci,emc cnt among
the white people irom fears OF the colorcd
people doing them any hal IN or injury.
They are not SO disposed. AS Republicans
they may fuss nnd sometimes quarrel
amongst themselves, aad vote The Republ-
can ticket, but as to having any d;sp position
to injure n hair on the head of any white
man, woman or child, We don't believe IL.
The Tenth Regiment Of the N. c., s. c.,
in this County, numbers about twelve hum
dred men. They have distributed amongst
them one hundred and 81 KY Remington
Rifles. These Guns aro brccch-loadcrs, and
The car;r:dSe is n manufactured percussion
cartridge. There has never been q cartridge
issued, and rs Mr.. Philips states in his
communication. we don't believe there is n
cartridge, that can BIO used in Remington
Rifle, in the possession Of colorcd man in
this County.
If there arc any who have npprchcnsions
Of injury from the "AIalish" in this County.
We hope their fenrs will now quiet down.
And if there are Republicans who fear
| slaughter and death" i, ON The opposers Of
their party, we hope their fears viii also
''simmer down." We are not afraid of
people in tho midst ofwhom we ere born
and raised. We may differ in politics, and
'our angry passions" may sometimes rise.
and we may say some things not very temper
ate on both sides, but few of us, in this
County. nre as yet prepared to "suffer, bleed
and die" for political opinions sake.
The whole people demand just and honest
administration, not only in our County
affairs but at our capital. We, as Republi-
cans, have pledged ourselves to this, and by
it wo stand or. fall.
Our cid friend. a. Loryea, at BranchvilIe
Las just received the largest stock of dry
goods and proocrias aYar hrnnnht IA 4La.
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WAR I'm the Crescent City.

An armed band Of men forced Gov. Kel-
logg to turn his government over to the
Democrats In Louisiana. It was not dono,
however, without the loss Of life. Troops
have been ordered there, md it is tho ught
that the insurgents will be driven away, and
the State given back into tho hands of the
rightful authority. The whito Leagues
were at the bottom of tho movement, and in
their zeal to do q smart trick, have onrag cd
the President and his Cabinet, whe have
decided to cary out law an, order at all
hazards. The hot bloods of Louisiana
VIII gain nothing by this temporary lease of
power, obtained at tho end of the bayonet,
and at an unexpected hour. Indeed, it will
turn the great North against us; aud If we
keep on they will GENE to regard us oil as
hyenas. Let the law be main tanned
Whenever tho Democrats whip us squarey, !,
we shall give up; till then let them be
quiet.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19
NOTICE.

The vnrious PRECINCT CHAIRMEN OF
Orangcburg County, recently elected ut the
call for Delegates to represent the late
County Convention, all aud each of them are
hereby confirmed, and to continue for the
next two years unless otherwise renewed.
s. L. DUNCAN,
sept 10 Chairman.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19

Our cid friend. A. Loryea, at Branchvlpe
las just received the largest stock of dry
goods and groceries ever brought to that
place. He is ON energetic and go.ahoa d
merchant. and we wish him success.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19

T Ost two School Certiffcafs OF
U School District No. Q. Teacher, d. W.
ADASIS. Finder will please leave them
with the Schosl Commissioner H5&
D. w. ADAMS.
s,pt 10 1874 Il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19

Alf the strong men in tho party voted for
Chamberlain, and will support him to- q
triumphsnt eicstion. Those who like to
toady to Democrats are opposed to him.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19
Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue of Sundry Executions TO nYc dis
rccted, / will sell to the highest bidder, nj
Ornngcbnrg C. H., on the FIRST MON.
5 DAY in October next, FOR CASH, al.
sS the Right, Titlc and Interest of the Defend.
ants in the following Property, viz:3
All that plantation OF tract of land cone
tainig, 1900 acres, more or less, bounded
by lands now or late of Charles Thomson.
Jos. d. Trizevant, and the Santee River,
and known MS "Spring Grove" Levied on
MS the property of the Trust Estate Of viii.
liam II. albert, Mary Anna and Emmss
TEbor; in tho cases OF II. B. Rhett Jr., ys.
g. NJ. Crosswell, and G. NJ. Crosswoll vs. II.
Il. Rhctt Jr.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19
ALSO

All that tract of land containing 300
acres. more or less, btuLded by lands now
or late of J. z. Berry, Jess Thompson and
the So Ca. II. r. Company. Levied on as
the property Of L. r. Howell at tho suit OF
F. l.. Reese, admir-.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-19

Az Fort Motto on Tuesday the 9Th day of
October. One lot Of Machinery for Mill
Levied on rs the property of John A. Mo.
Kenze Mt the suit Of John Alexander.
Sheriff's Office, Ell. CAIN,
Orangeburg C. H. s. c., soc.
Sept 10Th, 1874.
sept ID ta @ 3t
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sept 10
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12

VARIA Nos remerciements a ,'ami J Comes,
dn '.seminole,'' pour envoi de %jonrnaux an l.uul-
sIANAIs.
IN. J. r. Winchester . dAment ct lfgalement
noti66 ~. o. F. Hunssker Ascn domicilr-en at
il IN Z quill contestrrsit son siege a la Chambrc,
n. D. F. Hunssker, de la California, n await pas
Ia residence voalue ct n'etait poin. eligible.
L. si<ge revient done de droit 4 NJ J. R. Win
chester.
Conientons-nens de dire,-car il est DIES compa-
raisons qM'on ne fat basque NJ, J.R Winchester
est non settlement I'm avocat de- mfrite. mails encore
mn caractesc 6lrv6 ct IN citoyen honorable.
II ny = qu'une voix . Get 6gard.
{ Or fait encore du sucre, ct de ties beau sucre
4 St. Jacques.
Celni de lhabitation "Crescent,'' fahriqns par
W. Agricole Armant, mfrite, dit l"Abeillr.' nne
mention spectacle, CONNIE grain ct CONNIE lnisant.
et su,sont pour - c%onleur jaime pai|le qni devient
d rars aujoard hui sur le march6.
L. sncre de II. 4. Armant est fabriqu6 scion
I'anclsn proc6d6.
la Nosl ~approche.
Cost r6poque des fricots.
Prtnes gsrde, citoyens, ct veinez.
DE- coquins ~inconnns ont d4ja commence a fire
boucherie dams les hautes herbrs de GENTLY,
-vous qni aimez la chaussure soiide, durable
et ~garantie, Uses laws de NJ. u. Blank.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
.ar's a" Public.
G. o""e Te"te a 10 pour
100 al dcssOus du prir
rONrNuk,

NJ. J. GEBElIN, de Ia Unite in
fer'eure de Ia paroisse ST. jacques,
rive ganche, vouiant Sc ie.irer DIES
nt1a'lrs de magnsin 1t s'occnrer spi-
c1airment de tnnntllerie Il dentIe, OF
de hois-Woud Yard,-avcrtit MN.
les hal'itants, nnrclnnls ct consom-
m"tfnrs Hn'iI vendra pour du comp
taht, an prix ci-dessu~ indiuua, tout
ct que son maga>in content de yro-
ceries, de qnincailierie. de r%onenne,ie,
de fe'hlnntelic, de roterip, de cha
peans, de so"liers. de hinge cnufec-
tonne, ct de- n,Mrchanl,se. .eches.
On pent acheter lie tout en- bloc, ct
louer lie nmgasin. avec conditions
Sadfesser sur les li+ux.
Fnnte dnchcteurs, an ncis de inn
vler 1873, ie tout sera vendu arenca,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
STOMACH
II is ,.o,u elere,.
years since DR..
Rob~ck, tho cell
pJ,.0fed S,cetl;sh
blTTBRS

o'"s IoHte " tntH
country and introduced the Seam
dinorinm Blood Purifier; since
which time thousands hare been
cured, by its use, Of Sc'otitla and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides the Iodi'e Of Poidssu and
Syrup Of SiNingia, drugs import
Ell from S,cedcn for it, erpress
manufacture, Mnknomm and not
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
DIR. J. Walkers California

Or. J. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters arc a purely Veg
etahlcrrcparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found OH tho lower
ranges Of tho Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extrnctod
tllcrcfrom without the lse Of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
What is the cause Of tho unpar.
a,.clcd success Of VINEGAR Blr-
TEEs1" Our answcr is, that they
remove tho cause Of disease, and
the patient ccovers his health. They
are tho great blood purifier and :
iife-siviug principle, o perfect Reno
vator and 1nvigoratoE Of the systcm.
Never before in tho history Of the world
has q medicine been compounded pos
scssii,g the remarkable qualities Of VIZ
EGAn HirrERa in healing the sick Of
every disease man is heir to. They are
& gentle Purgative as well as q Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tic Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALK
Frs VINEGAR BiTTERs are Aperient. Dia-
phoretic, C~arminative. Nutritious. Laxa-
live. Dinrciic. Sedative. Coulter lrritant,
suloriiic. Alternative. and Ant. Bilious.
n. ~. MCDONALD q CO..
Druggista & Gen. AEts. San Francisco. Califos.
MIA, 4 cor. of Washington and Charlton S.s, NJ
Sold by all DrugKists And Dealers.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12

fhey IRE made
both with and
| nithoM sugar
coating, Mus
! adapting them 10
the use of epery-
| body;.B Because
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
LA FRANCE.

on, France, cyois en- Deu, puisque cst 0oirc or tm.
La taibesse est e doate ct Ia force est Ia toi.
I'm peMple ne peut vi.,e ar fr9yoRdc9s de Fomtre,
Et h people qni doate a e. fioat t,iste ct somlye:
Cest IN people .dai, cest az renph efac&,
C'est az uain sourenh, cest nac ombye at posse,
ut les peoples gicanfs, aoNant &c corps sans dmc.
Cefc chose sans rom qse 1e R6aat TG~ame.
Sc daousmeat de M. Ve demandey aur morris.
Et ne pouy1aiton pas. eyaser sans remo,as
Les peoples accroMpis an chcmin dc la honte,
Et qni toarneat e dos ca grand soeil qai monte
Nous disons QNV taWt rityc, ct ricye noblcment!
Mais an peupe ritu dans raccyonpissomcnt.
Et pcat-H, 4uand Il est he doute ct hc hasphewe.
Quand II mep3ise tout ct SC rattle lui-nttme.
Quand II ,epousse Diem, ridtol ct les eictr,
Redfesserp dans F0sur son beau trout Glories1s
Croyes ct rous pouares: tcNe est IL ti rirontc
Que f9en ne fit pdHr ct Gc riea nGpoucante.
Qui dn sang DIES martyrs tat nait;e les Atyos.
ga, III cToar sur Ftpaue. q tayers les Lonyeunr,
Iombaat Sc rehront, gyondi pnr Ia ~son6luae.
Grorit 1c Golgotho du Christ on dc Ia France.
Cette f0i meme rhomme q fi.tni. IasoH,
Cest p0ssedey la re ct Tareair, cest toir
Aat fond ds horizons Gaa:ants de humi,r
lie principe eteynel ct la Cease premiere.
Noise, aw Sinai, raroit: liza tunchi
le gr"nd desert de sohe, ct son people a3raacAi.
Ectaire par la me ardeRte ct 1umineusc.
A yonse son cAemin ct az Ia TuYe heureusc.
Que at lie Sinai?-L stmmc. la hautcur
Oh Noise eatcrit 1e doigt inaicatrur
DE DieM. Cue cit Jesas az hcnt de son Ca1rajye.
lie principe rirant GNe fna5re1s rGsfre,
lie pde naiye,sel, immense ct crtatem;
Et les peoples c5oyants se2oa h Raempteu,,
7ous fills Dun meme DER. MS Gune mfne timmr.
IN trffes par rnmoa, nnt coMpris cue potic dme
Etait Hbre, immortcM ct fate de chnrtf:
Que 81 h Christ est mort, IL est yess~cHG.
Eft ti, France, dis-nous lie CN'r0ie OF tn moates
Seyatil b SONNET des oub'is ct ds houhsse
Na"rastu point Ia fol dea Mut9 FaLHroS-tu
Der0nt k sacrifice ct derGnt Ia reyt~:?
Estce pour mier Die" quc &c Nieu to conrie
Aur splendides raycns G'uac HoartHe &c.
~ fut ~ NAM oI,n,,oJo Mr. r n..tn I 44 ,..
On l pyir du triomphe est h Prr d4 desof,
on rhomme est plus gum homme. oil Fidlu1 commence,
Pyoclamer lie Meant, aDFmer Ia dfnence,
Et monrir apostat? Cda NEST pas. Nan, ron.
La France reut gipondye q rarlel dc son nom!
Ce nom NEST pas de ce"r qmj passent CONNIE me onbre,
Qu'on laisse sefaoer de fMstcir 1t DIS tmPs,
On qni deyiennrnt rits, att"nt pins dl0tnHts.
IN nom CONNIE lie sien,-e pms bran, ,e Suppose
Rayonne de toni Mnit, 5rraae ct sampose;
II est snyI pour tons, ct Ei$mark f"rieur
n A gattya pas nmr 2~pnfoHde"'s DIS crua;
Q"l a tat glo. ieua, 81 Il p:ottge ct quI oimr,
Viennc apts son grand nom, yiraat conauele sin,
Eft hamboie au-0essus de ctsui 1uN Pyussin.
Oui, F,ancc, cyois On Ditu-L.G@e<e ais-tu Ia t7e
En- 0tait ds mNers, ct Disu n EST Qann myside.
j. GENTIL.
st. Jacques, 9 Dec. 1874.
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Measures pas

H0D@~~ nc vvEHS
AVANT DE CO>NAiTRE LES A.
VANTAGES QU'OFFRE NOTRE
CDMpAGAIE LOCALE,
LtUI>IAN.a FQUlT.
ABLE IFE IN
SURANCE
CO @EAM%e
Qui vous donn@ tout ce Que Ia surete
lni permet de VOWS bonner.
PAS D'AUGMENTATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE RETRAIT D'AGENCEs.
Une conpaynie at.blie parmi mons ct
di'igee par les prinriI aux nhgoriamis
de Ia NonveIle Orleans.
Sam'l. Manning Todd, President,
w. 3. schmidt, Vice.P,e,iden
VIM. Henderson, Secre,aire,
Vim. c. Robins, 0irecleur d'sgences,
Lucuis McAiam, Grc1ier,
CONSEIL DE DIRECTION,
f. ]. Hart Jas. /. Day.
w. 8. Pike, elias t'hafe,
john ]. Adams, j. B Cam"rs,
+ A. Tyler, Go. A. Fo~dick
H"n'y Abraham, Il H. Faircliid,
job" Henderson, W. P Harper,
A. Thompson. w B. Schmidt,
S B. Newman, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, B.. T W.l-he,
ENJOY CI.pr, H. J. vose,
j B. LalIande, B. r. Eshieman,
f, B Briggs, }. w Stone.
E. F. Delaney, Agent general
pour III Loni.iaDe.
J. Comes. Agent pour les paroisses
du fieuye.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
-DIRECTEURs POUR ISL

-DIRECTEURs POUR 1s74-
Jn". q. Goines, Jas, I Day,
i. J. Hart, Geo. Jnuns.
Henry Renshuw, ENJOY Clapr,
Hugh Wilson, G. NJ. B,yly,
Is. B'scoe. james By'nrs,
l. n. Marks, J. l.. Huris.
Chas. Mncrraly, Lionet G. Levy.
w. J.. S,ymonr. W. Il, chu,ilt,
Richard Flower, l.. A;cus,
>, Weiss, r. L, T"rinn, ...
B. w. Taylor, Scott MrG.hee,
.. Z. Morris, Isnac l.. Haas,
Cette anciehne It cHcellrnte Com
phgnie snet de- p~ulices cont. l'in-
cehdle, les 'isque. de @rivieres IT de
mer, nnx conditions las pins fayotp-
b'es. Ellie reggie tou'es les ,eites nnx
conditions les plus lil,ar,lpe ct les
paie promptement, a ses burna4x, No.
6l de Ia rue du Camp, coin Comn.er-
ci"l Alley.
L. +. Delanney, Agent gansral
ponr Ia Louisiana.
j. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses.
dn feuve.
Bureau :-DonaIdsonville.
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ALFRED AoMAg5,
AVOCAT,

Il.
BUREAU Humiliation A. 3. 10
II
NJ. A. Roman Sc tronvera drnx fois
par semuine, lie luuli ct lie j4nai, tie
10 henres A. NJ, a heures P. Ma
Ia Maison dc Cour.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
-N~ B. BLANK,
CORDONNIER EFT BOTHER
Pros dc lE.lise Saint NJ rhel
Sur lHabitstion Edmond Blouju.
Outrage solide ct garanti.

Az MAGASlN rOPULAlRE
ACADIA ST TORE
TEN PAR u. NJ. ANDERSON.
HAB1TATlON MIKE
S%r-iAcourS. rive h%r.i,e,
ma RCHANDISES SECHES,
GROCERIES,.
QUINC
LIQUE YRS. WINS,
JIMBDNS Gr &c.
E, aussi HARNAIN, $ELLEN, &c,
Aux prix de la Nnnveile. Orleans.
An name maoa<ln:
MEDEC1NES Po'cnites.
MEDICINES de tuuie nature.
VENEZ. VENEZ T0US!
y. e.. We. ete.essEsOn.
Arrive de la Nouvellr, O,Ieans a,co Uni
assn'ii,ner, coup ri de-
MayrhnaH scs Stfhrs,
De Ttemtnfs.
De SnniierS.
M thal ran9. etc
Qnil ofie en- vpnta pour dn
Compliant,
Ell u priI les pas rfd"1=;
al'ssl nn assortment cen ~ tic
Gy0c ,ics.
QnmcaT1ryic,
NdiSwNe. ric
Tente r"pide e1stn pro.h, 'e'|e
est lah"vi,e dn mnoasln V. + NJ
ANDERSON.
III AiIeZ a L'AraplA SroEE de
NJ. v u. NJ. ANDERSON.
. Rien ny manone.
prix eAce>Slvrment moda,es.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12

8tiM W70ME are
required. THEY
restore the ritul
forces in a re-.
markabie degree,
and gire tone TO
the system.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
Cumpasnie TAssurancc
MulurI!c ia Sun.

CAPITAL PAVE. ..... $500, 900
JAMES l DAY. P,c,idrn,.
HORACE CARPENTER, sccretairc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12

kept By opothe-
carries in this
con ntry. a
| angle trial ,riN
%conrince The most
%elcrtical Of its
monderful uolue.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-12-12
Roback's Syom-
.---. ach Bitters,
~ unlike all other
Ritfers IN tie
market, rossess
intrinsic merit.

called, are mercy wishiwashy stuff,
sold as q beverage. DR.. Roback's
Bitte,s are not a berernge IN any
sense Of the word, but contain the
most e:rpensire drugs known to
science for the radical cure Of
indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases ,che,e q tonic and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-03
The Troubles of a Somnambulist.

MORTIMER J. LOOMS, says Max Ade-
Ter, is now one of the most violent of
the denunciators of railway monopolies.
Since his last adventure on the cars he
hates railway worse than an Arapahoe
Indian hates bald-headed Shaker.
Loomis has fits of somnambulism occa-
sionally, and at such times he has an I'M
comfortable tendency to wander into
dangerous places. More than once he
has been surprised, upon waking, to find
himself roosting on the comb of the
roof, or hanging headforemost down the
handle. He went out to Pittsburgh a
few days ago, and when he entered the
sleeping-car the thought struck him that
he might get to proving about during
the night while asleep and walk off the
platform into the better world. So he
went to the brakeman and gave him a
dollar, with strict instructions that if he
saw him walking around that car in his
sleep to seize him and force HIM back at
all hazards. Then Loomis turned in.
About two o'clock Loomis awoke, and as
the air of the car seemed sitting he de-
termined to go out on the platform for
fresh breath or two. Just as he got to
the door that vigilant brakeman saw
him, grabbed him, floored him and held
him down. When Loomis recovered his
breath he Indignantly exclaimed: "You
immortal ass! What d. you mean?
Lemme get up, tell you; I'm as wide
awake as you are" But that myrmidon
of a grasping corporation put another
knee on LOOMS breast, and insisted that
LOOMS was asleep; and then he called
another brakeman and after a terrific
struggle, during which LOOMS received
bumps and blows enough to wake an
Egyptian mummy that had been dead
for 5000 years, the railroad man damned
him into berth, put a trunk and eight
carpet-bags on him and then sat on him
to hold him down till morning. The first
thing Mr.. Loomis asked for when he ar
rived in Pittsburgh was a respectable
hospital where they cured the Temporal
rily insane. He thinks his reason was
partially dethroned by his effort to com.
prehend how that brakeman could have
the face to ask him for another dollar be-
cause of the trouble LOOMS gave him
during the night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-03
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

CoTToN.-Middling upland 142l@14%c.
LIVE SToCK.-Beef Cattle-S1O.O0012.5 Hogs
Dressed, S6.621a@S .75; Live, $6757. 1919. Sheep
Live, S4.OOQ6OO.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-Good to choice, S505
05.75; white wheat extra, S575@6.25. Wheat
No. ? Chicago, S1.O60108; Iowa spring, $1.O6
01.09; No. Milwaukee spring, S1.1201.12h Rye
Western and State, 94096c. Barley-S1 800
-Pork-Mess, S20.50021.0O. Lard
Prime Steam, 1491414c Cheese-121a @152lc.
WooL-Common to extra, 45G66c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE sToCK.-Beeves-Choic s5.7506.1O; good,
S4.759525; medium, S4O0G4.5O; butchers
stock, S2.50@425; stock cattle, S2.5O@4OO
Hogs-Live, $6.5O@7.4O. sheep-Good to choice,
S4.O00450.
Observation-Disclosures S203sc. Eggs
Fresh, 24@26c. CAeese-New York Factory,
15916c; Western Factory, 14@15c. Pork
New Mess, S19.00019.25. Lard-124@13c.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-White Winter Extra,
S4.759650; spring extra, S4OO95.50. Wheat
Spring, No 2, SSA@69c. Corn-Eo. 2, 81
GS1Ac. Oats-No. ?, 5414@542lc. Ryc-No. ?,
sn091c. Barley-No. ,, S1.29@1. 3O1a.
WooL.-Tub-washed, 45057c.; fleece, washed,
4o947c.; fleece, unwashed, 27G34c.
LUMBER-First clear, S5o.O0052.Oo; second
clear, S460004S00; Common Boards, S11.OG0
1900; Fencing, S11.OO012.OO; "a" Shingles,
S3.00l13 25; Lath S2.O092.25.
CINCINNATI.
BREADsTUFFs.- -Flcdr-S5O 095.50. Wheat
Red, S1.0591.Gs. Corn-New, 69970c. Rye
$1.o491.o5. Oats-55960c. Barley-S1 2591 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G20OO. Lard-135sG
1916.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE SToCg.-Beeves-Fair to choice, s4.756
600. Hogs-Live, S675G7.50.
1.35. Corn-Mixed Western sioat, SS1IGs9c.
Oats-Western, 6414Q66c.
BREADsTUFFs.- Fall, $4.50G5 25
Wheat-No ? Red Fall, s1.O6G1 O61. Corn-No
,, 7OG571hc. Oats-No. 2, 57G58c. Rye-No.
3, SeG90c. B.rley-s1 .2591 So.
PROVISIONS Pork-Mess, s19.759a0.00. Lard
-13H0135sc.
MILWAUKEE,.
BREADsrUFFs.- Xxx, S5.25G5.5O.
Wheat-spring, No. 1, s99e91c; No. 2, 91H
GS2c. Corn-No. 2, 7+975c. Oats-No. 2, 499
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-12-03
THERE was an adrois robbery of an .

3 THERE was an adroit robbery of an e
press car at Delaware Station, a little
hamlet on the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad. The train stopped at
the station for supper, remaining there
fifteen minutes. The express messenger
being hungry locked the safe, shut the
door of the express car, locked it, and
bolted off to supper. He forgot the door
OF his car on the other side of the plat
form. The robber remembered it, opened
1t IN few seconds, placed tie against
the car, and by main force slid the safe
a mere iron box weighing 21S pounds
to the track, closed the door, and lugged
his ponderouS capture away Coming
to high fence, he pulled down enough
of it to admit the safe, and after drag
ging 1t fifty yards further pried it open
He made a hurried examination of it's
contents with light, and secured $4,000,
in cash and jewelry, leaving nearly four
times that amount in greenbacks, done
up in paper in such a manner that he
could not discover what they were The
robbery and examination were COM
pleted so rapidly that the train had bare
ly left the station when resident of the
village encountered a man running from
the spot. A few minutes later the safe
had been discovered before the express
messenger had missed it, and reflected
upon his ostrich-like stupidity.