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, friendly and gentlcmanll rivalry
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often accompanies such contests. If
this is TO tie a match in courtesy as
we'll Us skiiifui playing. we hope the
rivalry will long continue, and both
clubs come off victorious.
To THE ORAsGE Bass BALL CLUB,
ORANGEBCRG, 5. -,
GEHTLEMrN-'rhr E'iwan Base Bill
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their sincere thanks to the citizeus of
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TN tn" occasion of their recent visi,
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Without exception, that it, was Ivy far
the pl:asantest game nf ball, in which
lieS have ever been engaged, render
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treatment of their kind opponents.
Yer, Rr~mcltnll,,
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CHARLEsroN, 8. T., Fob. Is, 1878.
On and after Tuesday, February i6ih the fol-
lowing changes in Schedule Of this Road will
60 into eject: a
CoLUMBlA DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston SIS 4 =
Arrive at Columbia 1858 p N
Leave Columbia $50 u n
Arri. G ut Charlcston Has p n
AUGUSTA DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston 7co.P NJ
Arrive at Charleston 635 A R
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundays cxceptedJ
Leave Charleston 700 p NJ
Arrive al Columbia CSC 4 -
Leave Columbia IT'S p NJ
Arrive ut Charleston 6,3S a III
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Charleston $50 N
Arrive at Charle.ton $50 a @
The Columbia Day Passenger Trains, which
!cayc at 4. NJ apa arrive at If.XO l.. IS. will
tbetween Charleston 3nd Branchviflo) stop snIy
At Summerville and Georges. This appl4es botk
TO- the up and down trims
By This new SchadplO n close connection Will
bc maize with the Charlotte. Columbia nrti hu>
gusta RaifrOal at their Crossing wear Co1nn1bia,
which will avoid the transfor through Columbia
and give u. as quick n schedule TO washington
and points North as by tn, other ronte. (
Sleeping Car. ON ali might trains: Baggage
checked through b. 8. SOLOiOSS,
s. d. PIcEHss, q. ~. \. supc,intentenA
YEN. r.. =
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The intense heat has cooled the
base ball fever somewhat.
-This is the tenth week vf the
drought.
Fishing parties are now very
much in vogue.
"A new morning raily pnper has
j'.st heen started in Columbia calle |
The Register.
We notice Mr. j. S. Alhcrg,.tli
hard at work ge,Gng the r. r. store
in order for M"nd&y's WORK. He
proposes to have iced lemeuade,
with or without a"dy in it,"
o. S. G. B-A call meetipg will
he held at the fair hailding mex, Tues
day evening, at eight O'clock
BY order Of the president
j. T. D., ac,'g Se:',.
"A lillIe dauglrt.r Hr Samuel
Dibble, Esq, has been quite i'll ",lh
fever. but we are .gratiGed to leal u,
that she is improving, and is now
considered out Of danger.
Locals Gre scarce, and we h:rdly
know what we Sifsa .elu another week.
unless the Ne,us assz Times comes IL
the rescue, with sume .sincendia,y"
remark.
DIR. Webster and lady left 6nr
the North last Thursday. We wish
them o cafe trip and pleasant visit
among their Northern frien.ls. A
few draughts of the Tracing, inviyor-
ating air of New England is some
thing that we pan. dur in vain.
-J. Fielder Meyers is improving
alowly under the skii'ful PROFESSIONAL
care Of DR.. Log"re ait. the assi,iuoas.
attention Of his friends. We would
call attention 10 his card III this iss,,e
We trust he will soon BE- able to be
about.
SUhMER TaAvELLIN0.-The So#.I
Carolina Railroad Company, IA is
their custom during the summer sea-
son, are now offering at reduced alrs
straigLt and excursion tickets u, all
points North, South, East and Wesl.
Persons who contemplate travelling
should consult the company's adver-
tisement.
Tho crops in this section are o.
badly hurt by the long drought tina,
even q good season for the next
month will not save them. Mt more
than half crop is expected.
A few drops Of rain on Thursday
was all 9o hs:a had for weeks. BIZ,
fortunately this drysfrongth is confined
20 certain localities, and is not gen.
,eFa' throughout the county. Showers
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The passenger trains ON the =. C..
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NOTICE

ScIo"L CoMMissloHhK's OrrrCE,
O'angehnrg t"uut,, Ma, 28.l975
THE SCHOOL TRL STEES OF
The various townships Of ,hi. cuui,t,
are requested ln meet 1T M, .ffi :. o.,
he l2Ih OF June, 1875, al ii O'Clock
a. NJ. precisely, as there Is business
of Importance To hc transacted.
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/, School Commissioner.
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FOR WEEK ENDING July II.
M'. j w. B"d,l. l.. f. G., Ies &
Co. Elishn Hughes. n. B. Smith.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-31
OFFICE SCHooI. & MMiss1oNER. 4
ORASxILgURG COUNTY.
March II. 1878

"d*NtT q. 1910.
Teachs rs and ali other parties wln,
hold Legitimate school claims against
this county, due prior To- November,
1873, will please report them imme-
diately AT my ufsce, for repatriation.
TdtOMES PHILLIPS.
.Sch.dl Commissioner.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-31
City directory.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR, Joab w. Moselcy.
CLERK. = y. l.. Wolfe.
TREAsURER. :, B Williamson
. Harl:y, b. Williamson. 4 D: Wolfe.
PoSrAAsTEk. A. Webster.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-31

Our prices are below those of any other deal.
or In the United States. No extra charges for
drayagc, boxing or freight.
We prepay freight. and deliver goods free at
any depot on the linc OF the So,.h Eastern Will
mington aud Columbia, South Carolina and
Charleston end Savannah Rail Rna.ls: also, to
all points In South Carolina, Georgia and FIori
ia having dliect water comm uuica,ion with
Charleston.