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rata with ia inheritance Nearly an diseases "to which
esh ia HEIR se described their symptoms ana cansee
explained and proper domestic treatment smggessea
10 the many favOrs bestowed upon bim ~
generous public the author offers bic book 81 pnce
tSl 5Ol little exceeding the cost OF publication Our
readers can obtain this practical and valuable WOrn ~
adj in1t author.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Nidshipmen Henry II.
Hodges Henry Hunt Walter X Hughes aud FREDERICK
fnt have bean ord. Gunner kchari J.
nil ha, been the Minnesota IN place OF gunner
C. Ritter detached from that vessel ana placed Oh WANING
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The .3i race won by Ncreis VINO TOOK tne sec9ha
third and fourth heats III 2:2s, 2:2GA, and 223ia Hall
took the first heat in ZIG, aud sect n money! f"hA ~
SON third money, aud Clifton Boy fourth
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THE GOVERNOR ORDERS a SUIT AGAINST DEM
son, BELDEN & co.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 15.-The Governor
yesterday requested The Attorney General to take action
upon the contract of Henry ID. DcnsOn, at Utica, and
bring suit The parties involved Henry ID. Deni-
son, James J. Belden, a. Caldwell BedeD, AMI Mead
Beden.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

| PRovrprxcy II, T., Aug 1.-THE market was nnsettled
during the about previous weeks
quotations a5c. for standard and Extra CtxG4 sAiae
| OF the week, 81, 600
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA RACES.


DECREASED ATTENDANCE AND HEAVY TRACK
TILE THREE-QUARTER MILE DASH WON BY SUI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WINNER OF THE MILE.
AND-AN-EIGHTH DAsH-ACROBAT AND CAROLINE
VICTORIOUS IN THE OTHER RACES.
fFRox A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrDUNs.1
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. IA. - The first
weeks racing OF the August Meeting brough. to q
close to-day There decrease in the attendance
mainly owing to the heavy storms OF Friday which kept
away many who usually como from Network, Albany.
and neghboring towns There unusual excitement
among the spectators and the officers found impossible
to keep them seated when tho contests grew close and
uncertain 1t was day OF victory for the Belmont
stables Sutana Rhadamanthus, and Caroline carrying
OF three Of the prizes The weather was very sutry
and although rain fell during the previous night the
track was very heavy, and In some places very muddy
Mcdaniel refused to let the bennington FLY run In the
mud In the matchrace with McCOrmsck's Brigand and
paid the latter forfeit.
twoyearOlds, for sweepstakes Of 800 entrance, half
forfeit with 800 added the second horse to receive his
stake; winners Of $1,000 to carry pounds extra, OF
$500 pounds, and OF 81, 900 10 pounds There were
- nominations and eight starters making the value OF
the stakes TO the winner 200. Lorillards three en-
tries the avOrtcs Friday evening. but soon
rs 1t became known that he had withdrawn Mercless
and that Parole could not run, the betting TUNED in
favor Of the Belmont FLIES 1t known that KNAPP
sack was capable Of making good run. and with swim
as his rider he sold well in the pools. The following
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Total ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES TO BE PRINTED on
SPECIAL PAPER


SPECIAL PAPER.
The Controller OF the Currency has issued q
circular to Cashiers stating that Secretary Brs;ow has
decided that under the last Sundry Civil bill. National
bank notes must hereafter be printed distinctive or
special paper the Treasury notes, with not less
than three plate piintngs the work Of which must be
done the ~ Treasury notes
SAN JUAN ISLAND.
The President has signed proclamation ter
minatng the Withdrawals Of the lands awarded 10 the
United states by the Emperor OF Germany, acting az
umpire under the Treaty Of Washington. The lands IN
question are those the norhwts stern frontier and in
cude San Juan Island Tho withdrawal was 10 allow
persons claiming TO DE owners under the joint occupancy
to present their claims.
NOT TO HAVE THEIR WIVES
The President has for the present counter
manded the order recently given allowing the wives OF
the Indian prisoners Fort Marion Fla, TO be sent to
them from Fort Sill.
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mustrations also during tho Confederaoy, and w. d
one time member OF Congress from Georgia
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6petial Notices.

Dcsbers pills tho best and safest remedy for Chs
and and Malaria.
Mira win,Iows soothing syrup, FOR children teethins
softrns he wind collie.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
Remember This.

Now is the time of tho, year for Pncu-
monia, Lung Fever, Conghs, Colds, and
fatal results prcdisposi,ion TO Consuml-
ton and other Throat and Lung Disease.
BoscIIEE's GERMAN SYRUr has been used
i'll this neighborhoosl for the past two or
three years without single failure to cure.
lfyon have not used this medicine yourself,
go toy our Druggist, Dr.A. G. DUKES and
ask him.of its wonderful success among his
customers. Two doses will relieve the
worst cases. If you have no faith in any
medicine, just buy sample Bottle OF
Boschce's German Syrup for 10 cents and
try it, Regular sizc Bottle IS cents. Don't
neglect cough..to save IS cents.
dec 1 ,tf
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
TIE AIELLIlH.AAfI' SCHOOL,

4 - ~ 4o1>LGAS4I-1Ah1 81 SifNOi<-- r
= A public examination Of the pupils
Of this excellent sch. ol game off. yes
terdny. The'l ttho1nrs Ill 'evinced
great proficiency i'll their several de-
partments. We give below the result
of the examinatiol,, and the names Of
thoso FAot,car$icd off the prizes: i
LIST honor i'll 1st department, Geo.
j. Dexter. ri,I !a lra
1st honor in 2nd department, Jessie
Youngblood.
lst honor in 3rd department, ,sIIenry
Boliver.
Best i'll composition, Geo. J. Dexter.
Best i'll French, Miss Otis White
more. jird .7' l,i
Best in Latin, Miss Della kitching.
lest in .pen1nnm,nship, (malc) II. J..
Dukes. .jtJ'! Fl! lir' e,
Best in pcnmanship, (tcmalc) Jessie
"A. Mellichamp.
. Best in spelling, Jefferson I, vii
son.
Worthy Cf-sl0i;l men,i,n for gen
cral proficiency, Fritz Addcn, Maggie
Dukes and Jessie A. Nltllichamp>
Worthy of mcntim for behavior
and general attention to duties:
John Zcigler, Donald Barton, Law.
range Way, Francis Way, lizzie Dcx-
ter, Kitty Dukes, Edith Mellichamp,
John Ogrcn.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18

known for that IF you went ,hand1
some suit Of clothes, q stylish dress,
rhatg cap5 5nsck-tIe, gpves,pslEoa boots,
or SHOES, Why, just xdfropih andscall TOR
Perryclear or Joe Brunson. Don't let
Christmas go by without giving Kohn
I Z :sia ThltA hJaSjSs Id saaEsaaSin2s & an2 nsr-
chant, Mr.. c. r. Jones, is apace with
tie times His stock hds; been thor
oughly rsplenlished for tAe holiday, holiday,
trade, and the News, AND Times has
been commissioned ,as "a rommittee sof
one on'inpitatiohs! WE do! therefore,
and by virtue of said authority,
cM6, 81 daily shvits1hes public generally
to call on Mr: Jeness:
J. Wallace Cannon is prepared for
Cliristmas, andextefda ap-inyitaAon
e theSpablic pS gall upon Jim at shis
store. TRe holidays will be spent
happily by every one who will make
it b Point to drop IN dnd see him. His
shelves arg crowded with a variety Of
good things, and, with little money,
one canlay,!ih a shPpl5 there that will
contribute largely to the comforts Of
homc.>vyy.Y NANi MSs N>SNS
~ For opcn-hearteahess CD. Kor;!.'
iehn stands upon ~ q lofty pinnacle,
His conduct, as a worthysscitizeu and
merchapti hRs wep for shint},bt only
the admiration Of his own sex, but
also tl,at Of the other gender. But
this is not german to the point we
intended to make. Our purpose is not
to puff Dick; bit 70 speak of his store,
which is cramn,ed from one end to the
other for Christmas Call on Kort-
John .r.,nl v34lr,i
That reliable firm, Briggmann s.
Crook have enlarged fheir stock for
Christmas, and their host Of custom
ere will do dWell Il ply tlsemsa visit at
once. These gentlemen have not for
gotten their friends, and have their
store filled with good things for IL G
approaching happy season. They are
well known, nHi need no RECON-
menlation from u u But thcy; 4; arc
too descttins& To- bo ilcft out Of our
"}ChEgist|'nua pqfisi"
: We never saw such fine collection
Of Christmas articles as those which
bcautify and make ATTRACTIVE the store
of.Dr. A. g Dukes. 1Ie'ha$ from a
s;s,na't tsey, Ylliiisit4ls lty,,oa Il toy elephant
But to cnnumcratc the Doctor has
stoy monkeys, Iirlia.rubber balls,'Inm'
many banks, doll baby carriages
..l"lls; Of nlIe dhscail,tions; miniature
fire engines, fireworks Of NIL kinds
drums. ,runlrts, aud a hundred other
things i'll this linc. Apart from this
lie has also Il c,mplctc SUPPLY o
pcriun. .eri,'S; fancy soaps, silver cups
'o:!ct se,'s, vases, fancy cups an,
~sa"ccrs,,- knives, cignrs; ,otaccosT &c
Ia word, Dukes issjvs. the PLACE t.
go md Est. suited tor,Christ mas, sAll
ono has 10 do 10 be supplied is 10 droI
i'll and call for our friend Shcrrod
AMI wc bet oar dc"ia that he will go
away satisfied. And then the Doe
tors toys arc $" cheap that a few
dimes will cnal'lc one to make his
hOlitlay n,r,.I3ies .,t ttg
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Mortgage Sale.

/ by virtue Of certain Mortgage, 1 will
sell at the Plantation Of James Zcigler, on
Tue day tho 4th day Of january next, for
Cash Three Head Of Cattle, MS the property
Of Moses Jones, under Mortgage to James
Zeiglcr.
BY virtue OF certain Mortgage, I will
sell at Orangcburg, c. H., OH Monday the
3rd day ofJanunry next, for Cash, One Bay
Horse, as the property of Jacob Fielder,
under Mortgage to W. II. IIcnnon.
ta Also
By virtue Of certain Mortgage, T will
sell ut orangeburg Z. H., OH Monday the
Bird day of January next, for cnsl,, One
Iron Gray Horse, as the property Of Daniel
Williams. under Mortgage to J. g. &.
Sellers.
December 18th 1873.
l.. !. CAIN,
Agent.
dec Is st
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The State Of South Carolina.
OuAS0ERI.Ru t'ot,SrY.

BY AUa. B. Know, TON, Esquire, J. P.
Where's, J. A. kennerly, hatl, made
suit to me, to grant to him Letters Of Adj
ministration OF the Estate and effects Of
John c. Kcnncrly, late of aaid county,
deceased.
I hose are therefore to cite and al-
monish all and singular, the Kindred and
Creditors of The snid John g. kcnnerly and :,
deceased, that they be and appear, beforc ne,
in the Court Of Probate, to be held ut
Ornngcburg G. II. on December 30th, next:
after publication hereof, at II o'clock III the
why the said Administration should not he
granted.
Given under my, hand, this 9th day Of
December. Anno nomimi 1870.
AUG. Is. KNOWLTON,
L.S1 Judge Of Probate, .. G.
dec l 1875 2t
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FOR SAIE.

Il One Tract of Land containing 1o4 Acres
more or less, in the County of Orangcburg.
bounded on n. W., by lands Of +. a
Williams, on w., by lands ofDr. Dantzlcr,
oil South by lands Of Owen shullcr, T., by
lands of --- Taylor and OH North by
lands of II. Bannistcr. The same may be
treated for at private sale until first Mon
day in January next. Ii not desposcd Of
prior 10 that time will he sold at public
auction OIL that day. For terms apply TO
W j. DETREVILLE,
dec 5t Attorney at Law.
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NOTICE 1

A limited Partnership hss this day been
formed between JOAB w. MOSELEY and
Mrs. SARAH E. TODIN, both OF The Town
Of Orangeburg, s. C.
General nature of business, that Of buy
ing. selling, vending and retailing goods.
wares and merchandise.
Business to be carried on under the name
of JOAB ". MosELEY, at the storo on
concr of Russell Street and Railroad
Avenuc. in said Town. Partnership 70 con-
time until tho lst day of November, 1878
JOAD w. MOSELEY general partner.
Mrs. SARAH +. TOBIN, special partner.
Mrs. SARAH +. TOBIN, apecial rar.per,
has actually paid in, to tho Capital Stock
in Cash, Sl,l750O. II 5.
October 30th 1875. ~ 7t
JoAB W. MOsELEY, h.i,
SARAH Z. TORIN.
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Few are aware 81 the importanc
Of checking cough or common cold in
its first stage. That which iii the
beginning would yield to mild
remedy, if neglected, soon ,prcys upon
the Lungs. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
affords instant relief. PIicc, 25 cents.
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4. L,.O, C,A T..
Christmas, Pufs.

Christmas Pptfs, 3t3l:I
Mr.. Kirk Eo'irsc,,'haa n'fne col
lection of.toSs, sc. forr sale.
j. p. Harley & Co. have full
Stockton "lIoiidIyE, aid arc offer
ing hNrgnips. n,.,;,,,Jl;
Mc.lr< 1mh,.O W Oss:co~1;ll ~i I ri Pike arc
keeping s"' in the even tcn"ro Of their
why. and arc prrlsfcl for t'a.ir Christ
tnns customers.
Dr.' r.'"Wa:'ii:;makrr's drug store has.
gut on n Slris1p,as, ny !, :'ir sHn,, Md Twc
s,,<prnk tvs sitlhht = Il .ile:::,l patronage.
The Ipoc',r is :, >kilf,I druggist. and
&n'ws i,ow sr Gil prescriptions iur Lhc
s,rl,lc.s-, -'Hs'f @'!iy7I nG'7i
. Th"ss vi, w,a Is Sd i'll y and all
airl., t'nr:ns the lntii,:y~ >houid moi
s:;il all 7nE4n J ". Alos,!,y. liz
Is tl:e ::u'.c dicstr. srt,'lc,nan TIN, l.
s.st eyer ln,sl, al.'I, sells, 7g",''s n,
/, irts ">uif iii. 't,,r,i firacs.
Mr.. H.. Inuis, tn kc,p up li< relu-
tt'na a..l las :.... ..rsic,sai variety. ot. new
goods for t'hirstln;,s,. tiiyr. him 4 call.
ss:'I h.:y somcthin;, for tic oil wournn
S'"'l Iitt'concs. lis cltsksarc polite
and atlable AMI take pleasure in <crv.
~. his customers.
Mr. J. G. Vuse s,i.,it:.d ,!,s citr bvi
the sca during the rsss week, and is
r.eriviNsi Il Iurrc stock of goods 1iom
hat metropolis. lie is an xccas,.,,n.
dating and honest merchant, and com.
mantls large naa Influential trade.
lie is alsas prepared si;Sr- the closing:
yrar.
Every one who has seen DR.. Hy-
,lrick lately will give tup that he
knows that Christmas is coming, FIe
hns laid i'll ~ supply ofnl sorts Of nice
things for the. holidays, which he de-
clares lie will sell at a small margin.
Ills cigars are excellent. We have
l'uffcd til m. I ..I ..i II,
Briggmunn & Rcnnekcr are not be.
hind the times, and are Offering goods
low down. Their stock of dry goods,
clothing, shoes, hats, groceries, tin.
ware. tobacco, cigars and liquors will
compete with any house in town.
These yo'iing merchants deserve the
patronage Of the people, and we dare
say they will get it. Af g
That large store where Mess,s. Brun-
son and Danner are always to be found,
is tho place where tho public at large
is invited ito go. Cornelson has put
his prices down,to suit the times, and
is prepared K, supply every want Of
his customers. His dry goods, cloth
ing, hats boots, &C., &C., are in the
latest style, and can be bought
cheap.
August Fischer is an extensive ad.
vertisef, and is renping rich harvest
from his use Of printers ink. His
store is daily crowded with customers,
and if August does not find his money
troublesome, TO count now, We pre-.
diet that he will somo Of these
days, provided his good luck contin:-
ues. He has . large and extra sup
ply ofSeYerything for the season.
All! now we have it. What man
or woman'is there who would dare dis.
pute US? Not one. Kohn & Broth
er's dry goods emporium is too we'll
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dec II
Notice orDismaissal.

Notice is hereby given that shall one
month from date file my final account with
tho Honorable Judge Of Probate for Orange
burg County, on the ! ltlr day of January,
a. d. 1876, and ask for letters or Dismi iss.l
as. Executor, Of the Estate Of Richard
Mhgrill deceased.
December llth 1875.
JAMES n. D.tNTZLER,
Qualified Executor.
dec ! | 4t
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PERSONAL .o,eYf lJl.oaYf
We had the pleasure ola call ycster-
day from Mr!J. A. Elki,is. the accom-
,plished publisher Of the Christian
'Ne'ghbo'j n journal remarkable for its
typographical excellence, !5,s! md tie abil-
ity displayed in its editorial columns.
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There is to bea new paper started
in Charleston in oppositiontosthe Ne,cs
and Courier. tt iwills be- run by
straight-out Democrats, and will fight
it out on that line if it takes MI the
summer. .gyul1 tno.,
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dec Is
NOTICE OF DISMISSAL.

One month from date will filo my final
account as Administrators Of the Estate Of
.Ahr;n: 1. Crook, and ask for letters Of dis
missal from said Administration.
Dated Orangcbnrg S. C., December llth
1873.
D. w. CROOK,
Administrator.
dec II At
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FOR SALE

On tho Fourteenth Day Of December
next, l will Sell at Public outcry to the
highest Bidder, Ono Bay Horse and One 2
Horse Wagon, Levied OF rs the property
Of james NJ. johnson, at the auit of Geo.
II. Cornelson, under Mortgage. Place Of
sale in front of Court House.
j. c. EDWARDS.
Oranscburg, S. c.
dec Ct
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I,.ARiE7il- TROUPE

TARiE7'Y ROUPE-l l.
We learn that this excellent Troupe
will give a, public eptsrlainmcnt on
Christmas eve night, which promises
to -a.treaL -,-We have witnessed
one or two of their rehcarSnls, and
found them very Interesting. The
members Of the Troupe arc all resi-.
dents of this pliie, aid Ias;,we have
said heretofore, dserse The patron,
age Of the public We bcspecak for
them crowded house.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
DENTISTRY. /.

DIR. u. J.. MUCKENFUss
Having entirely Recovered from his Sick.
ness, can be found at his OFFICE over
Capt. J. A. IIamilton's Store, where he will
be glad to SEE hla FRIENDS and tho
Public.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18

Gong up-Eggs!, Il. VIM
| Roostins high Tdrkoysy
Chickcns-O Out of sight
We call attention to the advertise
ment Of L9rick & Lowrancc.
Cow hunting is getting to be fash
ionable. What does it mean2 ,f
Somebody killed Screech Owl OH
Wednesday last.
.l =! &-----.--s -.-,- -s.s!-, -ss..s.I z !t w.
1t raincd night before last, and vas
exceedingly dark.
BY the county commissioners re-
port one can see what the trial justices
have cost the county.
Tie Methodist Conference has been
going OH at this place for the past
week.
The Legislature is getting along
very well, and seems to be working III
harmony with the Governor, who
appears firm in his stand on the side
of Reform and Retrenchment. ~ao
-o. e------- II EH, I'D
Some man, not having the fear of
God before him, unceremoniously en-
tered The fowl house of our County
Treasurer, few nights ago. and took
e"ay. his Christmas turkeysi:
-----A.=asuei -. 1sza....-l-----i---
Some person attempted to steal Mr..
Fixes horse on Tuesday night last.
The patty did not succeed however.
Why isit that Mayor Bdliver does not
put Marshals on guard :
Some one attempted to steal d horse
out Of Wallace Canno,.'s bus 7 on {
Thursday night last, but was discoy-
cred before he had accomplished his
purpose He made his escape. For
the sake Of Wallacc's sweetheart we
hope that no ono will attempt to steal
him out Of the bus.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF Co, COMMISSIONERS.
OnAHoEBuRa, COUNTY.

Ornngeburg, y. c., Nov. 5th 1875.
Notice is hereby given TIT the County
Commissioners will let out to the Lowest
Bidder, the Bridge known az Providence, on
State Road, on the 10th day Of December
next, nt said bridge, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
Repair. Also Il c Bridge known Us Horse
Range, on same date at 2 o'clock p. M., nj.
said Bridge.
Also on Saturday, Dec. lltb, 1875, tho
Bridge known as -Four Holes, at II o'clock
\. N.
Plans and Specifications will bc made
known at the above named dates and places.
by Order Of the Board.
GEO. BOLIVER,
nov is ot Clerk.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
~, MIA SONIC

petros tsaasail NJ. Il, H.. IL S,!s Mm?:.
will meet each Thursday at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
from It. oe.9ber to II Ayrl and at
Ssn the ssloS9ne ,t 5ai,s a Jdly Ss Aug
i9, Sept. 1c, Oct. 81, Nov. ID, and Dec. ~. Z
J.F. 1ZLAR, T. I.
G. W. RRUHsov, Recorder. #;,Gr,.n,
Eureka Chapter No. l3, r.. a.. M.:..-.7
will meet each Friday at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
from Is. { 2ss!obber S. 70 1t It April, apd It 4 8
following dates, June 1s, July l6, Aug. 13,
Sept lQ, Qct. s, Nov. IL, Dec. .x-..-sus
~ W. II. GTRARDE1U, Fl. P.
W. J. DETREvILLEs Sec. ~
shibbdae5If a6gcNNog2s,IA.. Ff.l
viii NeN eaehg EhssaS ,at 7 etslaef.
from 1st Vet. to lat April and at 8.o'clock
rom lst April to lat October on the follow.
iss os,. d s'!ss; Se;e SPAs I a4|y +pgt sfps
JAS. +. IZLAR, w. ~.
JAS. s. 1IEYwARp, Sect n ] e -;
may 20 1875 I'm.
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NOTICE.
LAND FOR SALE

Is Acres lying partly in the Town Of
o-angsiars. For further particulars, mp.
ply to
A. II. MILHoUs,
dec I'm Iamberg, So. Ca
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18

By the county commissioners re-.
port one can see what the trial justices
have cost the county. ,'h'
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Cow hunting is getting to be fash
ionable. What does it mean 2 .i
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element to quietnesS "gnip.

The supply bill, -lcvying $! mills
for general State purposes, has passed
the House and is now in the hands Of
the Finance Committee Of the Senate.
Whether that committee will alter
the levy we arc not prepared to say;
but it is generally understood that
Gov. Chamberlain will veto any and
every bill which imposes sncrous tax
alton upon the people.
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Somebody killed a Screech Owl OIL
Wednesday last.
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night about halfpasE elght o'eaJos and
: our fremsn III promptly repaired, e.the
slot with their engines and Truck
and Ladders. The which origi-
mated in chimney to small house
near the depot soon put out
however, aid our tdwSni vi ss;ubsilcd from
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It raincd night before last, and was
exceedingly dark.
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The Methodist Conference has been
going on at this place for the past.
week, 80
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Conc up Eggs!, Il. >,,>
Roostiny high Tlrkcysy /
Chickens Out Of sight

We call attention to the advertise.
ment Of I9rick & Lowrnncc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18
MASSA GRE OF A SHIPS CREW.

San Francisco, Feb. 15.-The Sydney
Herald of January Is gives an account of
the massacre of the captain, officers and
crew of the trading brig James Bernie, of
Sydney, by the natives of Howes Islands.
The ships company, consisting of the cap
tain, two officers, carpenter, steward, six
seamen, forty colored laborers, and one
passenger, was divided into three parties
on arriving at the islands, and stationed
on different islands, when the natives
surprised and captured the brig and all
the shore parties except that of the sec
ond officer, VIM. Rhodes, who escaped
with sixteen colored men in a boat, and
after being for days without food or wat
er they reached Solomon Islands. Sub
sequently the American whaler, Benja-
min Cummings, took them up and carried
them to Bird Island, whence they were
taken to Hobart Town by the brig VOL
VERNE. 1t is believed that the rest of the
crew were all massacred. 1t is reported
that six vessels have been captured by
the natives of these Islands and thei.
crews massacred.