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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
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0ie e6elite Gliitbe Der bielen berI1tes
oeuen Eobliorten tit obne 3iDetfeI Der
Bluueufobl uno oerleIbe er5ieIt tpobl
unter alien Git9engemiiien Der6dltniBz
mdBig ben EoDlten Brets. Nu0 erforz
bert lein GultuS Ni1t nentg &enntntB
uno Nufmerf1amfeit; troB aueoem be-
frieoigt lelten Der Grtrag Die 3i6ter
p0aig. Ser @runo bierDon lie9t baupts
1G0liO 5arin, oaB unlere beiBen troGes
men Sommer Der pputommenen gnttpiG=
lung ntcht e6en gunlttg ltno. Sogar in
in Oeutl0lanO, 100 oo6 I'M NugenIetlen
Die Suit ipeit feu6ter lit ais bier, baut
ma Den 8lumento6l germ III iumpft>
gen 9~tteOerulgen al, Die man IN Seete
nit Wa11ergrdben oa3Dil0en auslegt,
aus tpel1 leBteren Die Yflanaen tdglt0
NOD begD6en DerDen. 90 1allentli0 in
@rfurt, lpo befanntlt9 Der beriibmIelte
Blumenfo9l ge50gen tptrb. 9as lGBt
Ii9 MN bier aIoD ntbt pobl 0nr1fIbrell,
ba unlere Slulpfe fa1t lGrnmtlt6 III oilrz
reu Sontnlern l1einDart austrodnen u1to
lomit ELL 90tbit ulgeetgleter Stal0ort
iur BlumentoDl ietn muroen.
Wtan ntuB bier Danab tra1ten, 6a5
ftn6tbarlte 0arteulano tir otele Sultur
aus3ulDGDlen, BET ipeIDem Der 3tei0tbum
au Jtabrangsltofen ben Wlangel an
Teu1tigteit melltgltens etni9ermaBen
auflutegt; lit es mDgli6It feudt babel,
UNI 10 better. Syria gutter Saame lit
iel6itperltanoli6 etue Dauptbepingung.
Sur cine frube Grnte IGet man Den SQa=
men III Elm marnles Wtlltbeet, fur cine
1pate ms freie Sano.
Ote sur 3udt belttmmten 8eete furde
man Der SaHge na1 IN @rGDen aus uro
3par 10, oaB Die eln5elnen St0de etipa
z Sub Don elnal1oer eutfcrnt liegen uno
auf eil Sect bon 5 SUP 8reite ungeiGDr
3 G~rDDbulgen fonumem. Die Ynanaeu
tperoeu 2-3 SUP wett in sic Berltefunz
gen etn9ele5t, a~ngegolien uno ipQter
1tetS non lnfrdut rein ge6alten. 0as
Begicpsn BARI yet tr0dener QSltteruro
Mot ueridunt DerOen. 9aben Die Sebs
linge tbre babe @rDBe errei0t, 10 iptro
bas Beet be0Qdt uno gut Qufqelodert.
SlGO Die Yflan5en 10 bod gel0olien,
oaB ma betutWten fauu, Der Mtno
tperfe tic uin, 10 5lebt man Die @rdbcu
Elm ulO ebnet oas Seet, pas Oas QtnbQus
tsln erIsBt. Sn oteiem 3ultanoe blelben
tie bis 5ur Grnte. 0at nun Die 6ru6t
Doer Ger &opf Die balbe @rOBe erretdt,
10 iDlro etn Slatt eiugetur3t unb bariiber
georuft, oanlt Die 0Onne nidt all lebr
auf ben &opf eintpirfen tam. Oteients
gen Pflan2en, tpel0e bis gum 9erb1t ben
8opf lob lltht 8ait3 ousgebiloet babeu,
mer0en I'M Teuer elltgelWtagen, no tie
oaul Douenos anstpa0leu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
SEE GpmntDsMot0
belt am MOnta8 ieine r~e8eImaBige Sii

belt an MtOntag ieine re9eImaBi9e Sibz
ul1g ab.
Ser Glerf bon &anfafee COUNTY err
iu6te ben @%ountDratb mad 8prl0rift
bon M6i0uitt Is, Sap. f07 Der reptoirten
Statuten UNI 3uriidnabme zines 4Seter
S6pmaS bon GoDt GountD, nel0er ais
vYauper" bon &antafee @ountD Derz
pflegt ipiro uro um 8e3ablung BET bereits
fit 0aS leb9enannte @oulltp eruadienen
Soften. WaIr0e rdD Idngeree Debate
oil Das Gomite fir Dftentli1e @obIz
tDdti9fettSs Nnitalten DerDteien.
tpoua0 Dem SDertff fir 8erpflegung BON
@etan8enen pom l. Sum- D. SIS. al nur
rs @entS per &Opf 6e5ablt ueroen iouen,
uto monaco oer Glerf OeS Gountnratbs
angewieien miro, Dem Sheriff cine Abz
i6rtft bieie5 9ei6luiies 3a5ulteaen.
Sci Der acknowledgement Mblttnrnung
itber SuSpenotrun9 Der JtegeLu bebnfS
&nna9me oes 8el0lufes iDutoe Elm oaz
btlgeDenoer Nntrag Gngenomnen.
SO cSafreD bemerfte, CT iei feft
baDon itber5eu9t, oaB SDertff NgletD
ME uub ninmernle9r eiuen i0l0eu Gor<
i0lag anleDmen tDeroe.
Gram D / B belnerfte, 6aB ct mad
aQen GrfunOi9ungen, Die ct einge3ogen
babe, ftnDe, DaB 35 Gents per &opf III
Der Gbat cine 5iemlt6 bobe 8ergitung
Iet, bod ipoQe CT 0ent Sbertff nt0t an
nabe treten nno I'M Die Strettfrage auf
gitlide QSetie bei3ulegen, iteue CT ben
8erbeiierungS eQlutrag, paB benz SDertff
80 @ts. a%ritatt IS per &opf be3ablt tperbe.
Wc@affreD itelte ben 8erbenez
rungS sNntrag, 0aB Die 2l1t9ele9enbeit art
bas @omite fir @efdnguiB : Angele9enz
betteH 5urid0eripieIeu tperbe, nit benz
N%uTtraBe, Itd nit Dem Sberiff ms @in1
nerneDnel gu ieBen, ob er ft0 3ntn Qb1
1OluB etleS @Dntratt5 nit benz GoultD>
ratD fir 8efOltigung Oer @eFangenen
fir 30Gents per Gopf beqllenen iDoQe.
0OlOen lpra0 ii0 gegen ben Sers
beiierrngss Nltrag Otc@affrep'S aus, nn
DIele 9tngelegenbeit tDel6e nun i6on
lett DECEMBER b. S. bon SiBung Ill SiBz
uuG Derl6leppt mDrDen let, enolt0 nal
gum Qb10luB 81 brtngen.
Bet Der acknowledgement NbItintmung
fpurDe Wtc@affreD'S llnter : 2tntrag nit
s gcgen 5 Sttlnmen ~periporfen. 9 a Ill
1ttl1mteh: Carroll, Gorl0, So6n1on,
Wic@affreD uuo SmmiDt IS. Oage<
gen: Buiie, @lougb, G~raipforO, 0er>
ting, 6oloen, SoneS, 2oner8aH uno
8urpid-8.
@ramforb's' 8erbcIierun9s : gItz
trag, DOna0 oaS @omite fir @efdugniB>
2tnBeleaenbeiten it1 nit benz Sheriff in'S
G%inuernebnen ieBeH ioae, Oh er li1 CUR
Befoltigung Der @efaa9eten gu so
Gents per&opf 6equemen moae, puroe
baum CUR Abitimmung 9e6ra9t uno nit
7 gegen 6 Stinmlen Gugeuommer. Daz
t il I ftimmten: @Grrou, GoniD, Gratuz
foro, Sobulotl, Sonergan, Wtc@affreo
mn S0mlot-7. 9a9egen ltimmten:
8uiies Slough, 9erttng, 3olOen. Spnes
ultD SuroiG-6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18

Be pIDbli6 angepo6t, nnb glei9 onrauf
trat Der Banter 3tpmberg in Oas 3tn@
rter.
lIeberrai1t erbob Der Snipeftor itd,
nm Dem Gintretenoen ent9e9en 8I geDen.
v98el6em umltanoe ber0ante l1 oeltn
Die @Dre Sbtes 8eiu0es! Z" rragTe er er@
%ftaunt.
Ser Banter at6uete tief auf, man iaD
ibm an, Dap tDnl eIi1e 10pere SAT- auf
DEM 6er5em lag.
$50 fomme nit iAWeren 6ersel 81
S6uen," iugte er, noOOem CT 4IaB 9ez
nommen bate; iene DOtuineute = Sic
erinIeru li6 m00l nod Der 0el0i0te =
bereiten mir uu0uleDmliUtelten, Die
taunt 5u evtragen iinO."
y0te 0auuer beit5en bic 8apiere nod
INNER? 2"
rSa. Sd batte pietteidt 6eIfer ect6an,
Sbnen Die Sumu1e 5u 6abisu, pel1e tie
To- 0erten, aber Is tDar bod audb cine AL
bebeutenOe Summe."
v3wau5i8tauienO 8boler," nidte ber
Snipeftor, pellen Slid forl0enO auf Dem
NntliB Oes 8aufler5 rubte.
gSO fonnte mid baSu ni0t entI0liez
Ten, 10 iDertDO0u auG fir MIDI Die Do
%NAlNltRN 1VAbCt+ TX (tttS ptSIEt OElp(+L
8erbreder, Der Neutrality-suspicious., fam
al mir uno ma6te nit einen Gnoern YDr>
i6lag. SD ipute inn 5000 Gbaler 5a6s
leu uno tDm auBeroem ellen Strafau>
trag ge9eu ieiueu 0eHoiieu gebelt, Damn
DDute CT mir Die Yapiere au5b0noi8en."
Isle gingen 0arallf eth 2"
vSa, i9 tbat es, mir muBte la baran
Iiegel. Die 4aptere 5uritd 5u erbalten.
9ie nGberen 8eOingungen iDurOen feitz
g~eitelt, unO 8eitern 2tbenD fameu Die
bei0eu @auHer, UNI mir Die 90famente
81 iiberbringen. SD par allein, BON
nteinen AaTen giemanO iii Der 9tdbe,
Sob DerlaS9te, baB iein Oenoiie mir Die
Napiere D%Orleien iOue, t6 muBte au0
bieler 8eotngung mi9 fi0en. Dero0rei=
Der las, pl0Bli6 fiblte i'd cine 6auo all
metner 8egLe, ein GHeDel muroe mir in
ben Wiuuo 8eiAOben, Damn f%eiiel1en Die
8uri0e MIDI, O0B t1 fem 0lieo betpegen
fonHte."
yab, baS piro bieIen S0urfen pie0er
bas 3u0tbaus 0%fften!" la9te Der Snz
ipeftor, III oefieH 2tugen es aufbliBJe.
vSte DerOen nab Dielem reueu 8erbre>
den wDDl fir ibr gan5es &eben unihGos
ii9 8eulr3t tDer0en."
0OrtieBun8 fOr8t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18
Stnot GDicago.
SEE Seaatpf 5tpifOem SRen mao
0Seffet4

0te SEEN Oorfer Smporteure
Die @btcagoer rutntren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-18

9teie Dirt Der Natsf sAh liI8ef
0Iues, loas man bier DDii
mrrten fam.
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
NOTICE

School COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
OranSeburg County, May 2S,lS75. !
TIE SCHOOL TRU STEES or
Tie various townships of this county
are requested to meet at my Office on
he l2lh OF June, 1875, ut IL O'Clock
"a. NJ. precisely, as there is business
of importance I" be ,rasacted.
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
School Commissioner.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
JOHN w. LINLEY G Co..
(kr.y Box lS4 } 100 Kirg Street
tHARLERTON, ). G.
NoRTnEAs ERS RAILROAD COMPANY.

CHART ESI.OS, S. c., Dec 2, .s't.
On and after this dn.c T aims on this Road
carrying the U. 5. Mails will ram daily, ~
follows
Leave Char sion at y. n. and q T.. NJ
Arrive ~ ClIur.c>lun ut . u a. Ai. ana : r. N
On Nnm!'ivS no Trains will leave ut 2 a. N. OF
IA, i've ut ! l.. NJ.
Passengers for Cheraw and Darlington Rail.
i"nh will leave at \. NJ, aud arrive ,,t7 r. ST.
Passengers tor Columbia can leave b, either
Tram. ~ wing at C"lnmhia. by Day Train, nj
'iO 4. NJ aud 10y NJ :ht Trnin ut 4. NJ
Passengers for the No tn can leave by either
Train, nH'i VIII make close connections M Flor
cmce wiili ali Trains for the Northern an West.
EN- Cities.
Sleeping Cars vii! he found on the Night T-ains
fo' Columbia and all points north Of Florence.
l.. L.CLEAPOR,
March.-7. Gencrni Ticket Agent
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Church. travelling and local are agents
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Aug. 1874. Orangeburg. s. c..
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

Tue game va, very ct,,,c ;intl ihir
resting, and was witnessed 10y lar& G
number of our citizens. The Orapg
club lahored under great disadval,
tage from the fact that two of thei'
best PLAYERS, Julian Salley and Levi,
Tannamakcr. were unable from sick
ness, to participate in the game.
The following is the score:
Innings:- 2 8 4 6 ii s 9
or""sss E''"rs sssI 8 sIsioi? q:
Total 81 to 26.
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CHURCH ES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. .CHURCH-ReY
Thomas Phillips. pastor. Services, nor IL
ing, afternoon and evening.
BApTIsT.-Rcv. Mr.. Norris. pastor.
Services, first Sunday evening. and the
second and fourth Sundays, morning,
and evening.
METHODIST (south Rev. Mr.. Cam
pbell. pastor. Services morning and
evening. Sunday school, 8 A. ".
PnEsBYTERIAN.- ley. Mr.. r rnwn
evangelist. Services. morning and after
noon. Sunday-school, 8 1-2 A. N.
EPIsCOrAL.-Firs and third SUNDAYS
Morning and afternoon.
LUTHERAN CHURCH --Rev. Mr.. Hough.
pastor. Services. morning 10 IL, even
ing 1T O'clock.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
SoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CIIARLEsToN, 8. C., Feb. Is, 1879.
On md after Tuesday, February 10Th, the fol.
lowing changes in Schedule OF this Road will
so into effect:
COLUMBIA DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston 6.45 4 NJ
Arrive at Columbia 1855 p NJ
Leave Columbia 40 M
Arrive at Charleston ll.45 r III
AUGUSTA DAY PASSENGER TRAM.
Leave Charleston 7.c0 0P M
Arrive nt Charleston 6.35 A VI
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sumdays o1cepted.l
Leave Charleston 700 M
Arrive at Columbia $50 4 M
Leave Columbia 7.l5 r A
Arrive at Charleston 6.35 A Ii
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston $40 NJ
Arrive at Charleston $50 A n
The Columbia Day Passenger Trains, which
leave at I a. NJ. and arrive at 1.30 L. NJ. will
(betwccn Charleston and i,ranchville) stop only
at Summerville and Georges. This applies both
to the up and down trips.
BY this new Schedule close connection will
bc made with the Charlotte, Columbia and An.
gusta Railroad At their Crossing near Columbia
which will avoid the transfer through Columbia
and give u as quick a hehedule to Washington
and points North ns by the other route.
Sleeping Cars on all night trains Baggage
| chcckcc through. s. S. SOLOMOSS,
:. Is. riCKENs, &. T. a. Superintendent.
| h:s. l..
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

-Personal.-Judge T. II. Cooke
arrived on Thursday, from Columbia.
"A colored man named Patrick
Whaley died very suddenly Of heart
desease. at Robert Riley'a place near
Jamirson's last wednesday.
Mr.. G. Shirer has moved into the
new brick store, recently erected by
Or. Barton, where he will he glad to
wait upon his old customers.
One of the trial justices of G reen.
vile county, we are informed is bir-
ing out his cenvicts to realize his
cost. So SAYS the Greenville Daily
Ne,es.
"STaLL he IS NOT HAPPr."-One
day this week, q horse belonging to
Mayor Moseley became unmanage-
able on the street and ran with wagon
attached against the fence in front of
the office of the clerk Of the court.
No serious damage resulted.
OUR OUTsIDE.-We hope our read
ers will do themselves the favor to
read the outside of our paper. Time
j. topics, and othe: matters Of great
interest and profit to the readers may
he found there. 1t is not simple
trash or silly stories, but good re,,d-
ing matter that is worth the subscrip-
tion price of the paper. Please read
and judge for yourselves.
The End Game between the Cres-
cents Of Bamburg, and the Orange
B. 3. c. was played on last Teus,luy.
On the 9th inning, violent storm
began, when the Umpire called the
game, score standing even, "a each.
BY arrangement between Pres. Bam-
burg of the Crescents, and Pres. Al
bcgotti of the Oranges and the mex,
game will decide the contest. rhr
winner ofthis game wining the match
Our SCHOOL FUNps.-The follow
ing is the amount assessed in each
school district in our county to sus-
.ain free schools, as rcturne,t otIiciall,
by our school commissioner
Vances, 8 mills; Poplar, 4; Pine
Grove, 4; Amelia, 23; Providence,
3: Goodby, J; Lyons, 8 Cow Castle,
2; Middle, 23 !; Orange 3; Cav Cav,
21; Branchville, 1-2; New Hope.
ct; Lizabeth, 3; Edisto, l l-2;
Union, 1-2; Zion, 8; Willow, 4;
Liberty, !; Goodland, 1; Hebron,
!; Rock Grove, l.
We clip the following from the
News and Courier of yesterday. A
ahooting atfray occurred at Branch
vile Wednesday night upon the arri-
val Of the "Down Columbia Night
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
TOWN CRIEIS

OFFICE Hours AT ORASGLBURG
DEPoT.
From 8 o'clock A. M to 2 T. NJ.
From 8 o'clock Z. NJ. to 6 +. NJ.
Goods received and delivered onl,
in office hours.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

The passenger trains on the S. c..
r. r. will pass through Orangeburg
as follows:
Day, from Charleston, 9.4S u. m.
i" from Columbia, 7.3O p. nj.
Night, from Columbia, 1883 p IN.
from Charleston, 2 20 Il. III.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
OFFICE School E MMIssIuNER
OKANGEBUkG COUNTY,
hIart.l, l2 1873

NIdTFU II. 1910.
Teachers and all other parties who
hold legitimate schu,l claims ag,iu>,
this county, due prior to M, >tnlmr,
1873, will please report them immr-
diately Mt my office, for registration.
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
School Commissioner.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

history OF our cause in the South. one u
the most imp"rtan' auxiliaries Of ou'
work. Its removal left vacant place
rere which has not since been filled. 1t
IS an old saying, that blessings brighten
IS they take their hight This was EN-
"ha'ical1y true i" reference to our diaper
;or This coast. MANY were taken nv sur.
rise at lis sudden r'moVai ana wrr.
.,,xious f,r its return IF we Ind hoe,.
- fully advertised OF the wants amt
wishes of the people in this section. be-
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

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each week. His examinations arc on
the first Monday Of each month.
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CITY OFFICERS.
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

Our prices are below those Of any other tcal.
: III the Unit,d States. No extra charges f.
lrayagc, boxing freight
We prepay friEhts nnd deliver goods free n
ny depot on the line OF the Norh Eastern. vii
'ington and Columbia South Carolina an
"rlcstnn cnd Savannah Rail Roads also,
III! hints in South Carolina. Geo, gin and Flu
la hrviiG d'Icct water communication with
Charleston -,.;...
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

Thursday with an opportunity OF
witnessing some fine pln, ing at a
match game between the E'iwans, ni
Charleston and the Orany. rlnh OF
this place. The game was CITED at
tour o'clock, the Oranges IT, The bat,
and, until the close III the seventh
inning The odds were in favor of the
Oranges while remarkahl, fine pla,
ing was rvince'l by both clrIs. A,
thr commencement Of the eighth liz
ming "ur huys went To- the bat one
ahead, n.d confident of success, hut
not quite so san9nine when iilcy +,
tired TO the field without scoring run.
When, however, the Eliwans wont Il,
The bat and scored twelve, things hc-
"a l" look decidedly sqrally for our
t",s S, and though they did their level
best. fortune was against them, AID
at the close Of the game they we've
beaten by scure Of 81 g., &c.
Mrssrs. Tom Wannamuker, =. G.
Cannon, Willie DeTreville. T.. ".
Bull, and l.. L. Souhcroux, deserve
especial rotice for their skilIfml play
ing. The responsible position of
catcher in the Orange club was well
played, and BY playing close to ha,
the catcher made three very pretty
double plays, and allowed but few
pass balls, Mr.. Tom Wunnamaker
wears the silver medal for making
the best scorc of tho Orange Club.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-21

After ten years Of trial on this Coast has
proven itself the only curative IL certain cisss
Of ii-, as pronounced by medical prsctition-
t-s - IlCurablc.