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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

SAVINGS BANK TAXATION; There
has arisen conflict between the officers
of the savings institutions Of the country
having capital stock saud, the commits
sioner OF internal reyouuc with respect
to the liability of stock in such irstitu
tions to assessment. The commissioner
of'"internal revenue rules that the pre-
sent act exempts from taxation only su III
savings banks as have no capital, and
are used sim ply as repositories for the
money of the poor. Many of the say
ihgs banks claim otherwise, and have
appealed to Congressst determine the
matter. The subject was brought before
The committee on ways andmcaps, when
sub committee was appointed to invcs-
gate it. i.iI r .'Nta,FtN
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TIE TROUBLE IN TExAs.-The at.
torney general received the following
telegram last week: "Thc ncwly-clect-
ed Governor, Collie, was inauguratcl
last night. Armed men are guarding
the approaches to the Offices of the
capitol. Other armed men have possess
ion of the Legislative halls. A conflict
seems inevitable. A message from you
may save us from this disaster"
The attorney general telegraphed in
reply: "I can only appeal to the parties
to peacefully adjust their difficulties if
possible Can not some one negotiate a
settlement ? L have no power to inter.
fsre with force, nor have you any duty
to perform in respect to the matter
except to exert your influence for
peace"
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASGEnuRG COUNTY,

orangeburg,s. c., Nov lst, liza.
TO all whom ii may Concern:
Pursuant to Title 3, chap. l3, Revised
Statutes S. G. Section So requires:
SEC So. If any person, compan or cor
poraton shall commence any business in
any County of this State after the frat, day
of September in any gear, the capital or
property employed in, @fiieh aliall not h1ve
been previously listed FOR taxation in said
County, and shall not within thirty days
thereafter make SUCH report to the Auditor
of saia County SasEisrepuircd in the fifty
sixth Section of this Act, he or they shall
forfeit and pay Tho sum OF ono hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name of the County Commissioners.
and paid into the County Troasury for the
exclusive benefit Of the County, Aud pro-
cess in sncl case, may issue out of the Court
of Common Pleas of tho County in which
such business was commenced, directed 10
the proper officer, md be served in any
County of this State.
JAS. VAN TASSRL,
nov S--tf Co. Auditor.
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CoLuMpIA, S. c., Dec. goth, 1870.

To The Editor Orangeburg News:
SIR-I have the honor to inform YOU TINT
at meeting of the Board of Officers, Gre
ated by an Act entitled San Act to Regulate
the publication of all Legal and Public
Notices." the following resolution was adop-
teds
Resotred, That the "ORAN ANGEBURG
NE y" is hereby designated as the OPFI-
fGlALr PAPER for the Publication Of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
tho County Officers in the County Of Orange
burg' s, ss.s, ,,,rs. ,.a.r
df d4 Respectfully, &c. Yrn
ifseBGeR oohH IF. L. CARDOZO,
~ a5'fa''t irl, SEQ. of State
Per W. II. JONES, =
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At Private Sale.

THE PLANTATION forming q part of
Il the Estate of the late Col. Keitt. and
known as the DARBY PLACE. Tho tract
consists of about 600 acres, one hnlf well
Iimbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Inam
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
are the Finest Lands in the District, and
were valued at $50 per aero in 1866. Would
De sold for onc-half that price now. One
fourth cash, the rcmair or in three install
ments bearing interest from date, and SO.
cured by mortgage Of tho same
This is splendid chance for aneryne do.
string to secure Rich Lands, fine Wator Pow
eer,. excellent Cattle Range, and o Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to t2'i
Mrs. L. N. M.rKEITT,
Or II q KcTTT Fs,
jan & ."' glt
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e a q =, : ,-p NS,OT.IIGE NS,OS2T Ty.IIsGgyEI5.n
OFFICE OF COUNTY, %fREAsUaER,
y, s0RANngnURG COUNTY,
oranseb,rr. b s. e2 nlo. ocibS:sIsSSis3, ocGiS q 7 Il

In accordance with SectionrlO of "An
Act to RAISE sUprLEEs lGayTisesl!
Year Commencing November lst, 1873, and
TO Alter and Amend the LAW in Relation to
th@Collection of Tnxcs"
elis,hcrehy given that my ofRc ecwill
be opened for ihe reeeiptSf TIL cs I on AMI
ahcg Saturday ths8 l6,M l,y il Janus IS.
1871; Until tie" 15tlI dhy of 5anhary, fs74.
after which time penalty of 20 per Cent.
will be added to all unpaid Taxes of TINT
date.
Taxes will be received in Gold or Silver
Coin, U. S. Currency, National Bank Notes
and Certificates of Indebtedness authorized
by the General Assembly, and issued TO the
Republican Printing Company pursuant to
hc-Act approved -Noyember IS. 1873.
GslF> See the above card.
The rate pcrccntum will be as follows.
Tor general State purposes, II mills on :.
dollar.
For County purposes, 8 mills on dollar.
For past Indebtedness Of county 3 mills
OH dollar
AocM seAoa7ar, TD;sEFia No s4-yancccs,
mill OR asdoihr. lol ar Wv h-a "
Local School Tar, District No. Poplar,
mills on a dollar, ,f-,
Local School Tar, District No. a.-pine
Grove, l mill OH a dollar.
Locat School Tar, District No. 4.-Amelia
. mills on Tdollar.s NrFy,1
Locaic School Tax, district 10. 5-Iroyi- {
dcnce, mill on dollar.
i Locdf School Tar District 40. &C oolbys
3 mills on dollar. "a RI: s.x,,.,.-
Zoe" School 7'ar, Dist,iss No. Lyons,
) mills on the dollar.
Local Schgol c7arY Disiriers 10. ts.--Cow
Cas;le, mills{on ~ dollar. " ~ 90 .E,sS
Local School gar, District No a-Mddle,
l mill OH a dollar.
'' Local Schoo1Tar, Di,nietlvo. l0.-Orange
> mills on n dollar.
Loqais S@oob Tar, oDishies Np. Id1-Cawt
Cav. J mills on :: dellar.
Local School Tar, District 40. - -Brsnch
Vile, mil! on dollar.
Local School Tar, District No. 13.-New
Hope, mills on dollar.
Loeci School 7a9, District No. l4-Eliza-
beth, = mills on a dollar
Aosm Sc1s:! z9.Bg;S'''ssief No l5,@ .Edisio,
zo.~ 5000 ~! 51..,@: 10. ,,5 s,p,
mills on II dollar
Local. School Tag District No. l7.-zion,
3 mills on dollar. @ So a
local SoAoosTas ,sDisuic, No 1s. .--willew
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EsTATE oe aohn MI. Hrick.-

ESTATE 0C J0hn M. HricyS.-
IL All persons having demands agninst the
Estate of JOHN Al. lFlCK, deceased, are
re4ucstcdto present their respective Claims.
properly nttcsted, TO the undersigned, or
they will be dcbarrcd payment.
Notice is hereby given to all conc crn cd.
that on the 30,h day Of Dcccmbcr, ;, u.
1873, the undersigned will file their Final
Accounts as Executors of the Will of the
said John NJ. Trick, and will apply TO the
Probate Judge of Orangeburg County, for
their final discharge. r.e
W. Il. MACK
JOHN a. NJ HAIGLER,
Qualified Executors.
Orangcburg Co., S. G., Nov. q, 1878.
nov 20 III
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s Peruvian Syrup.-'lhia valuable
medicine has been ailen'ly rn:tSking its
way into phBlic'favor by the numerous
remarkable cures it has performed It's
singular efficacy is owinsto the protoc-
iaf IF iron which in this preparation
rera;psi unchanged, Sand is the only
form in which this uital elcmc Of
healthy blood can besupplied
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INGKATiTUDE.


Backwoodsmcn, when they blow
about Ut, the he, best shooting gun in the
world" say "she" L. Murray says
Sit Others say hat objects that arc
are indicative of power, force, &c,
should be 4ef: Let us Us 'isPls the 8: ii fer
ence." A gentleman stands at Bull,
Scov'll & Pixies corner, with his ears
aud tail2knocked off, and his nos. stuck
in the ground His l.dy, an old ac.
quaintance Of ours stands ut Louis
corner, with her ears and the nib at
the end knocked off, and her nose stuck
in the ground; and the.e careless cou1
trymen, for they are Rebs, are contiu.
ually adding insult to injury by trying
to bark them with their heavy wagon
wheels, which is ungrateful after their
having barked SO much for the friends
Of the Lost Cause. She is Fan old
acquaintance, and many Of us remember
(we wish we could, forget when We
watched her as a special nurse would
watch lady in delicate health. Hot
irons were kept ready, not to put to her
feetss butpo touch Yhcr off at imaginary
enemies, tho She was not oaled.s = S&
May we here indulge in cry-no
more for US please. Humanity is frail
and we all remember a certain old ada re
which says, "No mattcr-no more for
u.s. The upshot of it all was chat thou
sands of us were uncccounted for to our
imdthcrs. We boarded away from home
at uncle Sans, whp at "thesbest, kept
eontcmptibIe aeASSome ou;on please.
Rowing QUE way aud lookin the
other Change OF sirg., y ~ H
Sub wosa-Mr. Editor, don't you
shidk if one3vere to,abpso 5tke ihote
right soapaly,S that AIcrouey might give
one free pa hum that is-sboard
!or year free Oh! That one were
"n; editor. PRY.
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A CARD

Inasmuch as Vac PENALTY for tho NON
PAYMENT of TAXES accrues on and from
the 18th day Of January, 1874 and not on
the 2lst day of February, as heretofore ad-
vcrtised, regret to say that / ain COM
PEELED to WITHDRAW my NOTICE that
/ would attend at Certain places to recciycc,
Taxes. AK
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4rgr -
WITH TIE NEW
AND BEAUTY g

& y
Complete in all its parts, uses The STRAIGHT
Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct.
upright Positive Motion, Now Tension. Self
reed and Cloth Guider, Operates by Wheel
and on Table. Light Running. Smooth
and noisclcss like all good high priced
machines. Has patent check TO prevent tho
wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses
the thread direct from the spool. Makes
the Elastic Lcck Stitch (finest and stron1cet
stitch known y firm, durable, close and
rapid. Will do all kinds Of work. fine and
coarse from Cambria te. heavy Cloth or
Leather, and uses all descriptions of thread
The best mechanical talent In Atner;oa
and Europe, has been devoted to imnrovinc
and simplifying our Machines, combinin9
only that which is practicable, ana tliss
pensing with all complicated surroundings
generally found in other machines.
Specinl terms and extra Inducements In
male and female agents, store keepers. 60
who VIII establish agencies through the
country and kccpour new machines ON ex-
hlhilion and sale. County rights given to
smart apenta free. Agents complete outfits
furnished without any extra charge.
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials. enrrayipps
&C., seht free
Address, EEOcKs SEWING MACHINE
Co, No 1929 Broadway, New York.
feb s II
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS, !

iN TIE SohhO PLkAe,
William c. lIane and John X. Hanc plaintiffs
against George Bolver, as administrators
Of the Estate of William C.. Coler. de-
ceased, John j. Jackson, Mary A Wccks,
wife of ii. Weeks, Anna Cocr. Sarah
Friy, wife of Jacob triy, Martha Wealth
crsbie, wife of James w. Weathersbie
Thomas l.. Cofer and NJ. X. Cofer, defend,
ants
copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
TO TH + defendants Thomas l.. Cofcr and
NJ. X. Colcr:
You are hereby summoned and required TO
IL answer the complaint in this action, which.
Is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Cour,
OF Common Pleas for the said County, and 10
serve a Copy Of your answer on the subscri-
bers, at their Office at Orangsburg Court
house So. Ca. within twenty days after the
service OF this summons on You exclusive of
the day of service, and ifyou fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs will apply othc Court for the Re
lief demanded in the Complaint. 7o8
Dated at Orangeburg October 2ls1S73.
'is q DETrcvllc & Whaley
PlaintifS- ATTORNEYS
To Thomas l.. Cofer and Nj. K Cofer, de-
PENDANTS above named:
Take notice Thattlic snnmbns hnd Com
plant, herein, were filed III the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas for Or
aneeburg County, at Oiangeburg South Car
olina Oh the 2lst day of October 1873.
u. DETREVILLE & WHALEY
PLAINTIFF Attorneys
Qbctoer 22st 1873. 1861
q" 4tiH ~ lsG .-s t3fF IFyt,l
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a. FRY AFTER AocALs FOR THE

P. IRY AFTER LOCALS FOR THE
WIVES
s5SslssfSsAHadft1, ( / igroeors, oi'issas, buy all
Adhs cough rice you Gun, for from the
p ehaha. Id. bills il that III ornament len the waysido,
trees, it is evident that we may soon
hsstth ppalsatiie&p i of our central !! town
-machinery.
p, Hush /, heart of $Orangeburg, thy BEATS =
~ Hush! podnding mill ota"Straus s Streets
S1Sm s. s3ffa 90 i!ip iioi'D 7 Let us Sleep" :
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(Not Christabel.
ABDUCTION.

Not long agoa wagon vas seen trying
to kidnap COW. The wagon had sue
ceeded 80 far in the abduction as to have
all but the hind legs loaded, when the
teamster discovered the game; Fortunate
ly the COW escaped, but with the sign
of the seufle--a bunderof fodder on
each horn, and7on in her mouth It
brought to mind an old songid which
q Yorkshire boy falls in with a female
thief, thus:S q, 5gf}<gI8
."Now had some prccauton took
tMygpocket held p'spall fish hook, g;,1
And groping for my pockct-book '.'A
The hook it stripped her finger It,
Of diamond ring.
Ii whack fal de riddle
Use Yorkshire tho in Lunun."
esv'F'.- Our country friends may draw their
own conclusions.
PETIT LARCENY.
A female with golden locks was dis
- covered in the streets (while the black
bludgeon was roasting by the fire) with
stolen bonnet end its contents in
QUANDARY.
Snow if Istop@ to rnunpcl. the con.
's.'r'tained gungerfI shall lose the bonnet,
sres and if Z Keep On withthe bonnet can.
-n9t,aeat the gunger," and she (like the
freedman who hit precisely between two
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EfyOu have More H.assH ts,an
you can PAY TAXES on, Register it for
sale at the LAND OFFICE of
AUG. b. kNOWLTON.
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WIILIAM C.icOU RTNEY ct all, We. MARY
FRANCES TATE, CATHARINE

X. TATE, CT at.
by virtue ,of the Judgment. and orders in
this action. will sell ut Ornngchurg Court
House. on the first Monday in Erburary
next, darng ldgA1 houts Of sae,s ,sat public
auction.
All that plantation or,tract of land, con-
taining 239T acres, more or less situated in
this County, lately known as the Estate
lands OF the late Alexander s Tate, de-
ceased. and boui,lcd ny innds mow,oraatcl
of J II Tate Peter " Ayinger. MIR;
George Tho MI son, and Estate OF Vance
Thompson, and by Sanicc River (oxccptinr
n certain trsct, continuing tn, dwelling and
$50 acres, marked "a on plat of The said
ahds, made .lsJs:s =. {: W y Mrllcilamp.
Surveyors, anl dated December IL 1871
The said plantation viii hc sold iD parcel.
and plat of the same can he seen nj the
Slcritfss Office, Draugeburg,. $ G.
TcrIns::-Onc halt cash ami The balance
on "a credit of twelve months, ecurol by
bonds of pcrchasers and mortgage of
premises purchased, with covenant for re-
SAFE on breach Of condition OF land. and
purchaserr to pay for papers aud recording
j Z MAYS,
tCOroncr,
Acting Sheriff
Shcrif's Once Orangchurg $ G., January
9th 1874.
jan 1874 td
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EaTRx,payeTg heSSoply nine, more days
to pay theirr stssx&in ADon:t wait si'til
.tkg lasta moment to7attsud to this lit,lo
matter, for If you do you will ind it Il
hard matter s6Sseesiiu.tl,s office, as there
g#ill Sbe alsfeat' many who willwait until,
the last mirute. So now is the time to
call up to tho boss Office
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- JiiJ III = I'D
Sheriff IS Sales.
.H1uG,) nn;t.g1g 7! .,.T1'G'D
.ab iORANrGlEBUnG GOUNTY. i
-olc~. IL CAMMpN PLEAS. r.,
GEORGE BOLiNER w ER ANCES l. r. T

-nir~; IN SnMMpN ILEAS.' ,
GEoRGE !BB0Qt'NER vs.. FRANCIS L. TATE,
,,a;r, JOHN H.. p. TATE ct al
ny, virtue of the Judgment snd orders in
House. Ton the first Monday in Fcblfary
ne1t, during legal hours of sale, ut public
auction. 0i'' l.l.i r
iAll,that plantation ur,tract Of land. con-
tapiing SpO acres, more or less, situated in
this Comfy, and oundc,l by binds, now or
lately ofJA 4. Dash, j IL Z: Tate, Estate Of
5 late and .l.stat Qf,Dlvid hucr.
Terms: Unc half CASH bnlauce >ota a'erclit
of one year, purchase tc give Jhpal Igli
mortgage Of premises purchased, TO SECURE
crrd portion of purchase money and to pay
ior, papers ana recording The above plan
t;ttion will be sold i'll parcels ;rn1 plat Of
same can be Seen at the Sheriff IS Otiirr, at
Orangcburg, S, c,
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James P. Mays ESQ, Coroner, so'',, has !.
appointed P. NJ. Jcaral, James J
Mitchell and w. r. Browne Esq,
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rats to kill both LOST all. She Fad

rats to kill both lost) all. She Fad
evidently been badly taught when she
was little pig. She eluded her pur-
suers for the time, but may bo reo0g-
nized hereafter BY an irregular twist in
her nose, and several in her character.
If she have kiuk in her tail, it is
advisable that tho Council attach a card
swith l"bevareSof the corporation law
thereon written. p "a
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s@s. 80 a. liEgissi 4. vpep VII
that New Street be opened. and eau
only refer our friends to the City Papa's'
for information 10 IEr
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s,..,One Of the ,nca ,mho has o,i TRUST
sstds 9heY slserdUlivan patty, and who3has
VFscciyod less from. the partj, an.l VIII
VI Was. :, taken !. the least money IRON the
4Caaa9l OF State thap aubgdytel>c, isJoe
-ssiqlsssrkips iq 4 5SaG; 'tta-Jery Commissioned,
Of this County He has been thorough
sggehng sturdy s3Rap',blican throushout and
,nething CHS He is in favor Of low
'taxation and of honesty and probity in
everything, lie deserves the thanks
'and goodwill oF'.he qamlptluniey at larg e.,
sand we belive that ,hc has them. He
deserves them, at any rate.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,
Tie Pcr,tvi0a: Syrup, q prOteess
ed Solution, o the B,otoniele OF
IRON, {s SO combined as 20 Ings
TIE character of a1S czJii,sc,it.ia1
easily dfUesteH tt,,tI I0Sst1niLIseG
aoitH the 6fO0N as, the st1rpEeSe
J000. 1T increases the 9,t0fstiE,g
or Natures OW,e VituItSi,,0
Agent, IRON i7e the blood, ana
cures "tthOacst7ttI iLLs,' sisspLts
0yI0ia11U 7:p, ,I1lUiOo,,Nti,,G and
IttnHSf7iO the System. TIE en-
2ichcd and vituJisetl blood Der.
WeatcS cUcry part of the Oody.
|epaa!t7aD damages and aVdete,
ssfearcht.tg, oMt .atorOiG secre-
disease to feed at15o,,. faaNN, 80
This is the secret of tho avo3,s
de'1"1 success of this 7.eanedy In
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh9a, Boi1s, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Feyers, Hunors.
Loss of Constitutional Vieor.
Diseases of the IXidneys ana
Bladder, Female Complafnts.
ana dlI diseases oyi0ia,atj,,s1 M.
a Odd state. of the blood, on: s,c.s
conpdaied on debility o. a Ioit,
state of The system. Bei,,1 frea
from dlcohoI, IN 01,y form. its
encrCisiatg effects are rot foEs.
io'ccG by corresponding a,eac.
tto1a, 0ut are permanent, SaIfiE.
sing strength, JiDO2, and ,seif5
tTc into att parts of the sUstens.
0!1 O~ittti1s0 up ga, IRON Con-,
stitUti07. WV
Thousands haze been chc,,aetl
Oy the atse of this 7'e7,aetlV, ! from
9Ucdic, sicEID, satJferi,,T ci,ez.s
1"1'cs, to strong, heaLtRy, o1,ls2
Hdl)py men and qUonneR: ez,,tR
fi1c0tids cannot t7'easono6Iu Tess
2tdtc TO 0iUc at q trial. s !,
See that each bottle has pERIF.
WAN SYRUP 61oao,s ass tie 0Iosse
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, PrO,pprite,thors,
No. SO Harrison Av., boston
so1o II Dauou1B1s aENEa!AaLl.s.T. AZ.
oct 10 ''4Ia' i.e .'2 ly
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HoRs55NoH&b-5 tfsis Z .So,.a
Agaurk 'bny horse, snys the Columbia
J5Eos: HcraH, having large wart near
etthe shoulder. aud supposed to be stolen
from a woman nnmcd Reilly, of Grange
burg has been captured by the police,
snd is hoy auahel custody ofthe 6caiet,
awaiting Sude ebjtiic9 9tinn.bytthA osn.r.s
~ VI 8 81 B
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We notice anew aud hand 'ome st,re
,;f ,;;fsiinss;S up, one d1or helowsMr,P. Dojles
store on Russell Street. Notwithstanding
sshs hGisll ssaks. !; But & O., ou peopls don't
intend to let the ahoyc little lite II deter
efaeaa' iiTHcaaas, iiTHcaaas,ii,npfossinse our qawn Also on
,on,sAmeiM. Street Mr.. L, Ransdale has
lust 'comrleteil a nest store and is non
-GsGiat s4iH8 tBe rsSpls With groccries
esefsall kinks fre,n said new store
Gx1 NH.o fst'r { /. =
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We voudsrSSaEy 44r City Fathers
have not couifna6cethRh hRhark oazthat New
Street. We hope they have not let it slip
$heir memory entirely. asrf
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L.-otr9s,,G',. !. A Al + !: ~.
SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1874. z

Mr.. A Steel we'll known horse deal
or has just arriyed } tqFRP IwAh Hoheaal
Of stock. Horse buyer viii JdoEwsll TO
call on him at Sain's stables.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-19
Societies.


Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. F. at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King.
AIattahoon Tribe, No. IL, l. 0. R. NJ, at seyille
Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. g. l. O. Il. Mat Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Eden Lodge No. "a, L .. O. f., Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King street
Wilmington Division, No. /, S. Of r., IN the
McClary Building.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. 0. o. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5oi
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. 1, s. and u. of A A.
Bradfoids Building.
clayton Lodge, No. A, K. Of P, at Knights Of
PytLias Hall, al Market street.