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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20
Retail Dry Goods.
THOMPSON BROS KELLY, II n. Summer st.

Paints, Oils and Glass.
CHAs. II. GAUTHIER, Is n. College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Examination of Teachers.

TINE ANNUAL EXAMINATION of appli-
i cants for positions in the City Public Schools,
for the Fall Term, will be held in the 81 floor of
the Hume Building, corner of Broad and Spruce
streets, on Saturday, the 3Oth inst, commencing
promptly at A. u.
BE- OIder Of the Committee,
S, Y. CALDWELL, Supt.
mvI3 cod IW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20

Contractors and Builders.
SIMMONS PHILLIPS, Broad ST., near Vsux-
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NOTICE.

THE STREET COMMITTEE WILL RE-
i ceive bids until Friday, May %, at u O'Clock
NJ, for broken stone, in such quantities as the
necessities of the city may require and the Street
Committee may designate, and at such places in
the city said committee shall indicate-tbe
committee reserving the right to reject any or
all of said bids. j. +. PENTECOST,
myl9 It Chairman Street Committee.
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DEALERS IN HAIR.
A CARD,

A CARD.
I'VE WISH TO INFORM OUR GUST
w mers and friends, that no mistake may be
made, that our Hair Store is
No. % North Cherry street,
and on the North corner of Bank Alley.
j. P. GRANVILLE & co.
feb22 eod6m wed, fri and sun.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20

StoUes, TiRlUare, Etc.
PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF 3 CO., p n. College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20

Mattress Manufacturer.
ED. Il. MILLER, I North College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-20

Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.
J. L. WHORLET, At s. Market street.
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Trunk Manufacturer.
WIN. DUSSTEAD, 81 n. College street.
, 1874-07-25

y, hontimcntal woman. TI1on tloto aro Ioooler'a
lotters. Tho so-catled apology waB. In savs.
mover signcd by HIM but VAS tho P garbloI re-. o
port OK aconyofaatlou botwoen him md Mont
ton; and, as for the othorB. tioy are oxplannblo
on tlo ground that 'afr.Doecher prose1,ts. viz.
thas they roforred to Dir. Dceo1lors intorferonce
N t!o atlairH Of tile Titon family Iooltjre at
nc letters from purely loyal point Of Wow.
tAoY aro only yn',labto Ia connection with Til-
eohs charges cB.-'nonBtroaitte uttorlY B1iatterna
ny Alr' lcochcr'a mud Mrs. Tllton's tostimouy
iiio whole question III ono Of yornoity l1ot,yoon
Hoociier "nd 1it0n. Tie pooplo ,nny mako m
tner s1, minds whothor to boioYo q man whoae
pnb!lo uttora1,cea brand him Oh llnr, or ono
whoho ehafnctor for truthfu1neaB has uoYor boon
assa'lo nntil now, whou proattutoB and froo.
FOR our part, no wish Mr.. Doeohor n enooi1y
Victory over tho man whom wo arc confident ~
~ malignant siantloror, and We venture to pro
alct Tor illm a continued lite Of uBofulness
IN tho fold in which 10 has hitherto
SO - successfully laborod. Tito famo
ol Aonry Ward noechor atauts upon too firm a
foundation To- to ho oyorthrown by such q rlnu as
Theodore Iilton. Doootler will live in bis ser
nous aud writings long Aftor llo shall hoyo
coaaad to dwell Rmong mortal mon, md hia
'.a 'Memofy wi!i be royorod by. generations yct to
hSe. When that Of 1ilton ii buried in olacrrity,
OF only remembered to bo associatod with tIo
infauo'lB name OF Woodruff and tIo evil doc-
trines which she ndyocatos W. q. II
cltlotpo. July 90 1874.
, 1874-07-25

~ Ha E"toF " IHc GHtcA5o Tribune:
h1a: III tho intoros+ Of truth a,ul iatfca, T
wish to make suggestion or two In reparl tn
this sad case, 1t is q mystory Wlcl. wo cannot
fhtAom, but none the leBA fact, thut tho ,noat
godli1o and tlse most brute -lilo qualities some-
slmeb moot III tho Same individual. Some DO.
love that booolor hun Yielded to tho la,tor an,,
TINT, therefore, all tho nobility and grandeur of
aoul exhibited by him Hro hyprocriticaI and falao,
Bus, II this logic is good it proves Just tho on
poslto. Tho nobility aud grandeur OF aoul which
havo ontra'scel tho world were in him. or thov
cotsIti never haze come out mud this proyca That
1Ao 9ruto-ko 4AnlitioA OF which llo IL scc,1Hotl
could li0t have extEted, un1osH in excentjonni
gAaea, 1t III possible for both to cooxiBt for
timc. '01 :"
IN regard to tho iactB In tito oaao, / will ox-
pFcsh ITO opinion, except this; Ii tho facts
tohtlhod to hy Hilton aro true, tlora arc other
lacts that will never ba disclosed, either tY Ill
tou, Mrs. Tilton, or Deeuher but enough l,uB
already baum disclosed from Which tho additional
facts can easily be inferred. It IL proved by
AIRS. I!lton, and notorious from other uourcos,
that Ilton hnd " laid tho corner -stono of free.
lore in hia family. What moro natural linn
TINT q aimplo-mindod, foolish woman, only IaiI
persuaded Of thu corroctneHs Of hor husbands
Infamous doctrines. should conAult NTH tho
Gully otliar 1nan in whom nllo had confidence, nm
to whollor rho might innocentiy put In practico
llor husbands teAclliugs7
Again Wo must rcnlumhor that Doecher In n
man Of uncommon magnetic uiuonoo, mud ihai
woulen have Mlxxcd about him an 1tipa about
stick Of candy. What wonder, thcn, II I}eucl,or
has yielded to temptations n thousand timos
stronger than thosp 10 which thousands Of other
, 1874-07-25
4 Motion to Prorogue the
:French Assembly Declared
/ Urgent.
Tao ';g1't Too Weak to Act. and
+. tho Left Irritated,
Dlsrzod Preparing to Prorogue Par
> lament on Aug. 8.
a~.'' ,a~vss :!:@aiAiil|s ~ I!e?;%sggs!'.lou g
Of thu SpanisI, Rcpa''1:e. =
FRANCE.

nfaN OEs
PARIS, Jnly M.-1n tho Aasoub1v to-d,v y
Batbfo presented tho report Of tho Commttc. ~
Thirty Oh tue General Electoral bill.
Tho Marqui8 Of Castellane moyod That cnr..
sidora tton Of constitutional bills bo foatnono7
until after tho rcccss. p"'e'
III. Ma'atre, a Bonnpartist and extensive In,
ouH'r1al proprietor, moved that tho Asseu,b1v
slter voting tho budget be proroguot1 until jan
to tho trade. A"t"A
d. cha1ata Ia Tour, Minister Of tho Interior
aaso tue government was still tlosirous of Inv.
ins the Voto on tic constitutional btlle. bnt
would submit 10 tho decision Of the Assembly.
H. DO Casto1ano's motion WIS carried. md
1nas OF H. hlalatro Tas declared 1,rgont by a yoso
OF 3H5 yeaa, 308 nays, Tho House thon annoint.
ed tuesday next for debate on tho latter mot;,,
and proceeded to tho confederation Of tbs
budget. >''e
Ihe general Impression ii, that mono Of tt,a
eonhtlti1tional bills Mill be ablo to command =
majority In tho Assembly. Tic Right fo.rci
Tue 1ato OF their project would demonstrates liz
poworEessncsa Of tho Assembly, aud rcntlor t}s.:
soias1on inevitable; 1t, therefore, voted for
postponement OF tho bills. The Loft ia dannI~
irrlthtod ut tho result. - "''p'J
President MacMallon has conrra ratu1ated +b~
Duke de Droglie on'his speech of yesterday.
, 1874-07-25
FACTS AND GOSSIP


THE CLOSE OF TlLToNs TESTIMONY,
NEW YoRK, July 24.-1ittlo thut was new vaa
developed in tho Doscher caue to-day excont
the statement Of Tilton and the iutoryiow OF tito
Chairman fof tho Committee With hin. already
autographed you. Tilton'n oss-exn1ntnatiou
tnlal1ed last night, md he will not appear again
unloss bis presence shall bo required to sub-
stantlate or contradict now matter. Tho exam
nation OF Tlton In respect to hts connection
with women with whom lie III alleged to llayo
hhd improper and Illicit connection md iutor
couFso was kept mp. Tho peraons iln-
plcatsd worc women xhoue characters
it LAS boon deemed Of tue greatest conse-
qucnce to project 1t ia rln,o1ed. In
decd, that certain young ladioa heretofore
Of high standing In the community arc: involved,
that ono Of them is tho daughter Of prominent
nnti-slaycry advocate in this city. It ia also
satd, on authority, that Mr.. Tilton yeaserGay,
on hlA croBs-oxaMination, again broke down and
burst Into flood Of tears, aud beaought tho
Court to Hparo him In answering the guentions
put to him.
FRANK slouLroS 1s PREPARING 4 STATEMENT
"hich will allude to tho conversation which took
place between LinHolf and Docchor, to which no
alluBion laa boen made III tho statement OF Mr.
Iiston. but which Inns an important
bearing on the question. Ho will also
produce the confession OF Mrs. Tilton,
Elatten 1 By Tilson aud signed by her on compal-
eloM o. I1iton, and whlcl slo now declares ale
novef read. This eonfoaBioa Moulton showed
oeecnor. Deocher HaW Mrs. Tiiton ana cot hor
% % fosraet It. aud sihaoqueptly ths rotractlon
!trclcr eayo up to Monlton to bo DESTROYED
hapt both. - N'FN"Ao'
lnfEAol!1sd ~ a1ouLroN's TESTIMONY IN ADVANCE.
Ihe Committee has beon otYorotl oyidouuo to
show that Aoulton'a evidence il tAs csso il
, 1874-07-25

Spte.at ifatdteh to 1ht Ch;ruqo Tribune.
ont fires, botokenlng danger Of another creat
conilagratiou. lave boon found and aubtluod, An
unusual feeling Of alarm prevails in thlA section
through fear Of fires. Everything il being to.ls,
~ that IL possible to keop tho city from danger
ihe Whole horizon haa been black with smoke
for several days past from hrge aroa noar
hluskegon and pentwator. No reliable ronorts
have beou received from the latter place yot.
ihongh alaymtng rusnors arc constantly beng.
heard Ut. Thnro l,as boon 10 rainfall in thi1
section ntnco eJuna 81. Everything IL parchod
and burning up.
, 1874-07-25

LONDON, July 24.-Thoro IL au alarming ortu
break Of smallpox at Newmarket. Upwards NJ
sl1ty cases aro already reported. mud tLe authori
ties lavo asked the JockY Club to perai. thorn
70 convert thor grand stand into q hosntaf
"1ere tho infected parsons may DO quattnrnd.
T., LONDON, July 21.-1n the House of Commonn
thss evening, Disraoli announced thas tho Tnnir
I1r,a,tator, tho Judcaturo. and Endowed schoola
bll'a would DO Withdrawn, and Parliament pro-
roEued on the 8th Of August.
N tho House Of Lords, Earl Russell aakeh
whether the Government had mado any rornon-.
stfanco to France against tho conniYapco Of hor
authorities In the violation Of tho Spanish fron-
tier by CarliHta. He especially referred to tho
rnmors thai tho French Government had intot~
fored with Spain In mnnner contrary to friont-
~ relations and tho laws OF nations that Carat1
escaping into Franco, instead Of being roturnnd.
had beon furnished With passports, and nor.
mitted to croaa aud recroas tic frontior. IN {.
urged That in according an ordinary courtesy,
quo from ono civilized nation to another. thera
ahould bo no unnecessary delay in tho formnl
fccos!nition OF tue Spanish Government By that
Of Great Britain. e@'|>'
;, The Earl Of Dorby Secretary OF Btato fox
Foreign Affairs, replied that Spain | had NOT asH
asked England to interfere. lie oonaidereS
tint tho recognition OF tho 6panisf !,
9oyornInent ut tho present would bo premature
When the time arrived it would DO better thst.
sael recognition should be tho collective act OF
European Powers
, 1874-07-25

I TFpW Mc 4}etc ! ORE H0Tu, JHfy11,
Ar. Oliver johnson, when called on to aaccr-
| INN uhaer what circumstances the letter quoted
| III Mr. T!ton'a statement had been sent to Mr.
Triton, seemed surprised that ho should appear
| In connection with tho trouble. He said: II
haro not read tho statement of alr. Ti1tou nra
WAS not aware until now that it had been oub~
lfshcd. or tho letter which you say forms mart
Of 1t can give no positive anHwer to YOU until r.
soa 1t. do not remombor now writing such a
1etor aa yol describe, nor do suppose that Mr.
I1lton would forge ono Bo suppose it Is eanu-
1ns a,5 and haa slipped from my memory. ln juno,
t;,, tt;S1o, y9n t';, say it was written: About that
timo dlu sond noto to Afr. Tilton on
oolkoslns ok check for $50, AZ / Understood
~; q ., eut Why ho should publish my letter
tr.aeleron nuaossfaao: ,1ss1io. He s scamp. and
tlon IN speaking freely in regard to him, al /
haTo frequently said the samo things to himaeif
When III conversation ut odd timeB. When wan
managing editor Of tho Iadepc,.denl under his
bling It out as It woro. He mcnttonnt, the
chargea nga!nat Air. Deecllor ill a general wnv
without going into particulars, mud also said lo
Ahd RisHca Ar Bocchor md made 1t nil right, 1
II tilo letter after Honlo auch interview. cau-
taoned him, II 10 had resolved to let the ,nattar
drop. to Eay no more about it, lie did wronr
@ eSG'l IN, ~ ,soiing i mo. cared nothing about it.
AN so.o a't4A aoi uut ElE1Grfeu TINT tlb matter
hs Kept quiet, as Slr. Ti!tou seemed to wisfl Mv
kfow!edge Of the case is very slight. ANN 1cas
than might hnye road in tile papora If I Ind
chosen. Ever si1,co the promise was made bv |
Dlr. I1lton to hlr. 1soecser ho las boon nnrcint,
Alr. Becctor Gu. But he las not brouehf STr'
Boecher down yet, nor wall he in nv opnjor,'
jsce,. u tie charges hal hcrn true, Which do int
at all admit, IVr. 1fNon has Elayetla most ftarj
e1ouat co1cardlp part to 4Hr, Beectcr, and now it
seems ho has determined to ring mo III. have
no doubt MY letter was marked 'private: ; mud
even II it were not, it il Huch anfi lad ho beot,
at all gentleman, would havo treated it as a
private correspondence. 1 suppose ho miro
4ncea me- Us the managing oditor OF tho Christian
UA!on-it would bo jpst like him il Ao does
and Lead to the inforonco that an or have
been netting by direction Of 1Ir. Deec'1or. wlije
aave not aaen or lad any communication with
hlr. Becohor sinco before tho article OF Mr. Til
.on appeared in tho Golden Agc. think tl1at air
l!lton il about hoored, aud will pretty soon run
nlnself out, Or be brought up TO d sudden stop.
fto Las now, it would appear, blown his last
.laHt. OF course fuel confident that nlr.
'eechor will reply at IN esrly hour. / iudro
nat other people arc also brought into Lii, iii
on's statement, by letter aud otherwise. win
iavo no real connection or knowledge with it. "a |
q my case. rcally prefer saying nothing about
t, ~ could do no good. Ar. 1'iton was we'll
ware OF my feelings, AMI. after refusing to taho
urthor." I
, 1874-07-25

,u sr l4uL' hinn, July 2i.-The Railroad Conn,
iniasonoIs arc 0ndcaYoring to comnlato fhcirS
scheduleH Of freight and passenger ratios for each,
o. the roada In tie State 30 "a TO publiah it noxf
tuesday. The law, taking effect tho 1bt Of noxt
tnontn. p!oscr!oos that tl!o tatos established by,
reasonable and lust by tho courts, 10 conform
70 them tho rondH will hayo to royso thar tar-
itfa. tho principal reduction being on local rates
Conndetahle , embarrassment il likely to result ,
orally, but tho roads are all disposed to submit.
, 1874-07-25
ot1cAGo SATURDAY, JULY PAGES

Hal
| MorLii4cbes lid pr0pohttfon Ia to provo thai
hionlton 10 an aottfo partner III q lrm conyfctnl
OF pfibine quarantine officers, by the
paymont to Dr.. Casnoc'ian Of f3GO0
anq OF detranding tho royonuo. fo'.
Hhioil tho ponalttcs amounted to S450.O0 md
mniea Waa compromised for $4,000 paid 10 tic
! uovernmant, and large sum patl to Javua tn
fe1ott az tho irhutis hB technical and mt inton
unhai. INC Same person offered to produco
"tnesssb from JAyne.a own olllco, who bayn
| s"oIa that Mo4lton and Jayne Jointly employed
man named Hayes to mako Nil affidavit thoy
III anoM 70 10 iAl9o' ana which Nfoulton submitted
~ ttno 70 tne investigating Committee at Wash.
1nga1n. mlgs,ah,m Hayos was afterwards indicted in
i41 mi4loo1kiyn TOR perjury, md Mon!ton aud Jayno
nnca nm to leave tho Htato. Moulton has boon
pars,9y pansncly aconsod OF TITS, and denounced as
Hor1ufer and Heoundrol, but failed to rosnnt
1no 1hHult or uony tho TACT.
surFoh1Eh Fon stns. Triton.
!1;1'',SuaEo Morne stopfathcr OF Mrs, T,lton.
a haso thas nls contdenco III A1rs Tilton ras abBo
tit tuto ana that. OH Gil mnttors Of fact known to
nlnl, her testimony WIS accurate beyond contro.
7eIsy.
NTH victoria U. woodruff arrived In toun tn
uay aha hab boon bcsteged by reporters Of souna
ssonal pa1s9fs. sho wrote to friend in BROOK
.yn ,n.osald'nE lcr coming by Batemonts i'm
r,, r,DaG;nB Mr. hoechera character. In this lotter
euo ia uliaofatoou to claim that eho llas had con-
~ solaat'9ns win MR. b0echernt Mr. Titton's houYe
~ "4acn 10 acknowledged hls sympathy with anti
. BELIEF IN THE FnEE-LoyE r1t1rnfpt ~
, 1874-07-25
WHAT A COMMITIEEMAr SAYS.

report Of all intorview with "a vroa1inout
u.ombor of tho Invo Btigatipg COMMITTEES :"
from which report VIC tako tho following
Hepurter-what will he thu action OF tho Cunm,tteo
in the ,nattnr?
Mr.---Ths complete cxculrsstou Of Mr.. r,oecb.
or. No snns nun could consclentiouaEy return INV
etlcr verdict heecher Ia either guilty OF Innocent
iB TO convict him Of. All that they hayp ruceIyed IL
tlIo bo! uneorroboraseu statement OF Triton which
doesn't weigh oi!e Hcrnple with them. Would yon
Crratnay not, Then why convict him Of u4l,,llury
esin,o U cr1ne, aud isa particular nature doesn't
ricion and vague impressions. Ite Vol. ar ~ nn,
sehbe: Mr. eecaler is innocent This Committee i,n
leyo that fact, mud they will Buy so lY thor yorIi
, 1874-07-25

Jill Tor a General Convention Of
"esterh railroad Commissioners.
Special Dspatrh to 1As Csicapo 1r,oun..
srA1Not7Eln, ILL.,, July 24.-The following
call, directed to tho Railroad Commissioners. of
Iowa, Wisconsin, md Minnesota. 1aa ieaued to.
day:
ovr.,z STATE or 1LL1xo1s,
,uPf1GE or HA1LNoAD AND WAREHOUSE Cou,nsf
SIR upon consideration by this Board Of Tia in.
commissioners Of tho Northwestern Satoa coucornjnn
EE"posoa ]oint conference 1t as bcen decided by ta
commission to call convention at Dul,11,1s I.
Aug. ~ ne1t. At o'clock D. m,, at Tie Juan Hans
1onr participation therein Is Respectfully rca,ested
s1'' Tery respectfully, yours,
JoHN PRAAaos, Chairman.
, 1874-07-25
At Union 4,ity. Ind.

:. 3neetat Dixpatsh 10 3he Chicuao Tribune.
UNION Cry, Ind, July 24.-I'As afternoon /
fire broko out in Anderson. Hill K KnappH plaa-
Ing 1Aill, md before 1t could DO extingutshoa Ind
consumed tho planning mill, ono dwelling bolonE-
Ing to j. II. Carr, and Beyeral stables. The Qfe
originated from ebavlngH catching fro whilo tha
hands woro at dinner. LoBa, Sl0,0U0,
, 1874-07-25

men naVo yielded? Isay this much w,tt no vi,,
10 an1gEgoat possible explanation II riitor
pasen s!io way for tho downfall Of Doeoltor: b.
,eorrnn.ing tho mimi Of hts own wife, ho in thr
aes man who has right to complain, KArrA.
, 1874-07-25

TRENTON, Ont, July 2I-A fro this morninr
y ti,e busln9Hs portion Of tho town, DESTROYED .
oioeK v Gaet astl by George Deans also, blocks
snp'ed by stores. Ths Post. Oico and Monrooi n,1
Ielograph Co,npany's office wero slso narti1
huraed LosH botwoen 81. $40 md cid 0oo. -'"s
, 1874-07-25
At WtslClaeAtGrs mnxa.

BosToN. Mass, July 24,-A fire in A, Cut.
ca,tsed q loss of $4,000. Insurance. SI5.1n6'
, 1874-07-25

HAVANA, July M.-Six pereone vonndod :.
~ tie boiler explosion Gu tic Spanish steamrbin1
i'll all by tho disaster. N's1s 3o~tus
, 1874-07-25

hAREiD, July 24.-It ia state' .',o:' i"a:t,!:r
anu Zortl!a aro preparing to x. HI i,' ,:at :
public. .r'
=, LoxDor, July o. It ;.:~s;- " rom h,,.,n
TINT den. hloronos Las -; 4 ,yictoru a;n ~
Navarro taking 600 e.: u ."'3nors.>. -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-22


bed of crab.grass, on q sandy ioam, it
iit will either roll over or press in the
most oft, to be gathered by the plough.
The height Of the bvain tom s!4e surface
of the soil, of the large ploughs, only
keeps them from clogging badly. The
shape of the Watt plough is different and
iitilooks as though it might be superior
in this respect.
All the ploughs on exhibition were SO
skifalfy got up and SO excellently shaped,
that 'twould be difficult even for an ex-
pert to choose, much more SO for a novice.
Ifpoetry, and the plough might touch
finger tips, | might write
"Oh! could be happy with either,
Where to'ther dear charmer away.p
Coming down a few notches, we may
notice the Watt and Dixie, (both un-
scoured.) They should not have been
brought intoeosnpetition with the polished
Briniey, Avery and Collins, and other
ploughs. IT'S not doing all parties JUS
tice. Likethe countrymen at the village
frolic. the good qualities are there, but
under cloud. No doubt nine out of
ten would think differently, hut as
breaking up plough in trashy land, I
should prefer the Dixie. the weight being
a little objectionable-next the Watt. AS
to the small ones, they are all good and
beautiful, and I believe when only one
is used the purchaser is always prejudic-
ed in its favor
Looking over the price list handed me
by the courteous representative from G.
Graveley, of Charleston, the cuts of the
Universal Plough" make ME think it
the most promising investment to one
who is short of money. Brains can GER
tainly make almost any crop with indus
try and the different parts ofthis change
able Brinley plough.
IfI may be permitted, I would suggest
a long and short wing ofsaw blade steel
two inches wide to attach to the right
side of the piece marked No. II, thus
making a half sweep throwing only one
way,
Ono word of the inside Fair. 1t is
evidently n double leap. The femin inc.
department, including sweetmeats, ami
mate and iranimate' was. as with Adam
a temptation, anillusion, and mystifca-
ton. After passing small table with
some bolts of homespun, home made
homespun shirts, and one or two pairs of
socks, stockings, etc.; full two-thirds of
the remainder was occupied by the bijou-
terie of feminiIlity Glands OFF the Arti-
cles." Your correspondent has hid his
masculine fingers under his coat tails for
very fear, and walked through the sea of
crocheting, gone mad and the froth and
foam Of sewing machines, cogitatiug what
proportion tho labor of nil this would
bear, to that of the contents, of the single
table Of simple but useful articles, con-
tributcd by open extra sensible woman.
But writing up the Fair is left to ADLER
pens, though this will be added. The
persistent efforts of the Past Master of
Orange Grange, P. of FL, who is also the
President of the Orangeburg Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, aided by
several of the directors has Mt last broken
the she'll which cncumbered the Agricul-
tural Society chicken. tits now downy
but it is to be hoped that it will soon be
able to feather its own nest with plumagc
ofits own growing. III. l.. BALDWIN.
in Rural Cmolinian ef Nor Sd, 1873
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-22
TERMS OF LEASE:

TERMS OF LEASE:
.dA Payments made on Lease piu apply torards
the purchase Of the Instrument Loaned.
Pianos ,uiued at
$3.50 to $500 s75 advance, $25 monthly.
525 to 600 IS advance, 30 monthly
G25 to $50 100 advance, 40 monthly.
as SIS to s'' 200 - s25 advance, $40 monthly
225 to $50 40 advance, Is monthly
$50 to 500 so advance 25 monthly.
16s- Parties who offer satisfactory Security
can pay for instruments in notes at s, 6, 8, and
IL months time.
Call and find out other inducements offered
in both Time and Cash Sales from
KIRK ROBINSON,
Agcut for Orangeburg County.
may %, 1873 ID If