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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
Assessment Notice.

hAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company Location Of pTincipal place
OF business. san Francisco. California. l.oca-
tion OF works, Indian Mining District, Hum.
boldt county, State Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at MEETING Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the I'd day OF
september, 1875, al assessment, No .. OF 81
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
III L. >: gold coin, to the Secretary at the
once 81 the Company. rooms and i, No, 3U2
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Thursday. the 7th day of
october, 1915, will be delinquent, and saver.
'isea Tor safe al public auction; and nuless
payment Is made before, will be sold OH Fri
day, the 2pth day Of October, 1878, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale,
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
WM. IL WATSON, Secretary.
ONCE Rooms and &, No 3o2 Montgomery
9't0e'' '~n fianolseo, csi. se4-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
VOLUME SEVEN.

To-day the silver STATE enters upon
a new volume. The experiment Of rum
ming q daily journal in Humboldt
coanty. has, SO far, proved successful;
and with continuance of the patron
age it now receives, the SILVER Stare
will continue to make its appearance
daily, with a synopsis of the most ina
portant news transmitted by telegraph,
Or of local occurrence. We endeavor
toRive such news, from all parts of the
county, as will attract attention in the
outside world, to the vast undeveloped
mining and agricultural resources of
Humboldt Extracts FROM the SILVER
STATE, relating to these interests. are
copied extensively; and through the
medium of its columns every interestand
advantage of Humboldt county is
brought into general notice. While the
political sentiments of the SILVER STATE
may not correspond with those Of many
OF its readers, it should be remembered
that there are two sides to every ques-
ton, and that all do not see the same
side at the same time. Thanking our
friends and the public generally for their
patronage, we shall endeavor to merit
its continuance. We expected to issue
the first number of this volume from
the new Office now being built for the
SILVER STATE, opposite the Court
house. but the building is not yet COM
pleted, and the removal has to be post
poned a few days longer. We have
abiding faith in the future of this town
and county, and hope to see the SILVER
STATE quadrupled in size before many
years, to keep pace with the march of
progress and meet the requirements of
the place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
--LATEST TELEGRApHHC SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at l16T. eH
Legal tenders, $50 buying and s61.
selling.
Gen. Sheridan was received with all
dae honors at Carson and Virginia
city yesterday. hFsA s. s4a
At Salt Lake Judge Foreman has
ordered Brigham Young, in the case of
Ann Eliza, to show cause why be
should net be committed for contempt.
1t is thought that the direct United
States Cable will be in working order
about the 10th of November.
The Red Cloud Agency Commission
have made, . report that they find ID.
Saville. the Indian Agent at Red Cloud.
is incompetent, but honest and poor.
They conclude that Professor Marsh s
charges are founded ca hearsay evil
dsnce. They don't and any fraud in
the cases pointed out by Marsh; but
refer to certain acts as not quite cor
pank
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
P0stponement.

TENHE DAY FOR DEFINING STOCK DE.
n linquent on above assessment is hereby
postponed until MONDAY. the LIGHT DAY
vi NOVEMBER, 1875, and the sale thereof
Hnt U aUkspAf, the THIRTETn DAY or
~. ~ hhDEb, 1873. at the same hour and
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
San Francisco, October Z. 1875.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

A reward Of ten dollars will ho n.ia b. a.
undersigned for the delivery 10 bin ~ on
y me OF a pay mare, five years old. branded
m n On ieIt mp and vented ON left shoulder
- mare weighs 200 or 100 pounds, ia used
" sadale and has a little white on forehead.
unio,v,,,.o JAMES MRAGER.
@es.o 1878. 6W
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

Stove luster when mixed with turpen-
tine and applied in the usual manner,
ID blacker, more glossy, and more dur
able than when mixed with any other
liquid. The turpentine prevents rust,
aud when put on an old rusty stove,
will make it look as well as new.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

LAST NOTICE. = The attention oil
those whom il may concern is directed
to q notice of tbs old firm of Reinhart
Brothers, which appears under the
above head III. another column. Fer.
sous indebted to the firm WILL save
expense by settling up within the pre-
scfibed time. u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

TIE Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
vas formally opened to the public last
Saturday evening A large number of
sight-seers thronged the building,
which is the largest on the Pacific
Cnnst.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

A CANNY Scot has discovered that if
o hide is immersed for four or five days
in mixture of vegetable or animal
charcoal and water, of the consistency
Of thin paste, the hair is entirely re-
moved, and the leather made from q
hide thus treated is of superior quail
ity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

The Owyhee Avalanche reports rich
discoveries of gold and silver bearing
mines at Boonville, near Silver City.
Bonneville is situated on the Winnie
mucca and Silver City road between
Wagontown and Silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

PEAT has been successfully used in a
locomotive of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company between Oakland
and San Jose. Three hundred pounds
OF peat snfficed to make the trip, keep
ing up hot fire all the way, and run
ming at the rate of forty miles per hour.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

IHE Owyhee Avalanche, which was
disabled by an accident week before
last, and for several days appeared in
diminutive shape. has again resumed
its old proportions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

THs PREMIUM LIST. 70 supply the
demand for copies of the SILVER STATE
containing the list of premiums award
ed at sFair, we repubhsh the list to-
day to the exclusion Of other matter.
Persons desiring extra copies OF this
issue can be Accommodated by calling
at Chenoweth' News Depot. A- -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

CuStOIl-uhuc OOOto, hioe
NJ. B. Staunton, best pair Of ladies'
custon.made boots, first premium.
r. H. Morrison, best tanning mill.
first premium. ftII..HL
w. j. Luke, Reno. best horse shoe,
medal; also medal for best mule shoe.
John Golightly., best specimen sagn
painting, first premium.
G. A. Walker. invalid spring mat
tress. medal ~ IA as
G.. n. Walker, spring mattress.
medal. 49, 49, "a
Gilmore's patent. spring bed, ex4
hibited by agent, favorable mention.
1. S. Bowman, sewing machine and
bedstead, favorable mention. -g s.,.
HOUSEHOLD FABRICS AND FANCY WORK.
Committee : Mrs, Q. r, Leonard.
Mrs. b. Van. Lennep and Mrs. A. j.
Shepard. a @q3gl19 , 3a1a
Miss Hattie Leote, of Reno, best
silk quilt, first premium; second best
silk quilt, grand diploma; best lamp
mat, medal; best exhibit Of tat.iDg!
medal; tides, diploma; best toilet set,
n Java canvas, diploma. .szzG
Mrs. ]. P. Shaffer, best worsted
patchwork quilt, first premium.
Mrs. Mcclellan, cotton patchwork
quilt, first premium.
Miss, Vesta edwards, girl under Is
years of age, best calico quilt. first pre-
MUM. ~
Mrs. Shaw, old lady, best quilt,
medal.
Mrs. A. E. Banks, best crochet
spread, first premium.
Miss Jessie Fraser. best drawn house
rug, grand diploma.
Mrs. Hez. Barns. best silk embroid-
cry. first premium. e :. 6
Mrs. Julia Wise, best embroidered
handkerchief, medal.
Mrs. P. W. Johnson. largest collec.
ton of embroidery, first premium.
Mrs. Draise, best artificial flowers.
medal.
Mrs. Guillaume, second best crochet
work, grand diploma.
Miss Melissa Guthrie, best exhibit
of tapestry, first premium.
Mrs. C. II. Nichols, best bead bas-
kst, medal.
Mrs. Guillaume, best exhibit of hair
braids, medal.
Mrs. DIR. Hanson, best braided and
embroidered pillow cases, first premi-
um.
Mrs. Julia Wise, best pair of pillow
shams. medal. t8o
Mrs. Hez Barns. finest wreath of Au-
tumn Leaves, medal. rr,
Miss Katie Thompson, girl under
II years of age, best pair of knit stock
ings, medal; best knit rug, grand diplo-
ma.
Miss Minnie Luff, best set darned
lace tides, medal
Miss Ella Enos. best Java canvas
tides, medal. 81
Prof. Kennedy. best specimen pen
fourishing. medal.
G. r. Walker, ingenious and simple
tobacco box, grand diploma.
FINEST BABY.
Committee-David Melarkey, George
Cornwall and John Q. Dryden, three
:ncorrigibles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, Paradise Val
ley. finest baby under one year, special
ORES AND MINERALS.
Committee-D. Van Lenuep, Rich
ard Nash and W. L. French.
Blossom and Layson, best specimen
of anthony silver ore. first premium.
j. II. Job, best specimen of sulphats
of silver, first premium; bromide of
silver, first premium; ruby silver, first
premium; collection of copper ores,
medal.
j. w. Clemo. best specim en- of chic
ride of silver. first premium.
John Golightly, sulphate of copper,
first premium.
Hale * Duffy, pure sulphur, FIRST
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PREMIUMS AwARDED.

boldt District Agricultural, Mining ana
Mechanical Society, held at Winnie
mucca, October 10, IL, Is and 16, 1875.
FIRST DSpARTMENT-LIyE STOCK.
Committee = James Manning. Ed.
Lying, Charles De Saussure.
John Guthrie, best graded horse.
four years old, first premium.
G. Lamance. second premium for
same grade of horse.
B. Fisher. best three year old graded
horse, first premium. - 49, y . =
Mark Haviland. best two year old
graded horse. first premiam.
E. G. Bradley, best ore year old
graded colt. first premium. :
c. Lamance, second premium
c. Lamance, best graded colt under
one year, first premium. .fnoJ-~''t4 g
David Melarkey. best pair of road
sters, first premiums. =
Mrs. Julia Wise. best span OF car
riage horses, first premium. 80.
tts."- - CATTLE.
Committes--C. w. Hinkey, David
Melarkey and NJ. .Donley.
John Guthrie, best thoroughbred
bull, two years old, first premium.
/ l.. l.. Richard, best thoroughbred
one year old bull, first premium.
John Guthrie, best calf under one
year, first premiael- y45fgg.rs
/ John Guthrie, best thoroughbred four
year old COW, first premium.
/ Lan,ance aud Haviland, best bull,
any age or breed, sweepstakes.
+. G. H. Carrel, best graded COW, four
years old and over, first premium.
+ G. Fl. Carrei, best graded calf under
one year, first premium. ,,
Carrel & Stock, best yoke Of work
oxen, first premium. ~13aarfIf
yanderlip Brothers, best group of
five fat cattle. first premium. jars
& SHEEP, SWINE AND FOWLS.
Committee-C. G.. Biies, George Bar
rott and D. Harvey. a-A4an .aHD
c. l.. Phippany. best Merino ram,
first premium. @ae srts~-
john Guthrie, best three bucks and
tltvo ewes, first premium.
William Stock, best boar, first pre-
MUM.
John Guthrie. second premium.
L. L. Richard, best SOW, first pre-
MUM.
William Stock, second premium
! John Guthrie. best pigs. first pre-
MUM.
John Golightly, best pair red game
chickens, first premium.
John Golightly, best pair duck wing
game chickens, first premium.
SECOND DEPARTMENT - AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTS
Committee-John Byrnes, William
Cusick and William Stock.
B. Fisher, best wheat. 100 pounds,
first premium.
3. Fisher. best 100 pounds of barley.
first premium.
John Guthrie, mammoth rye, first
premium. rfs fy
John Guthrie, best 100 pounds of
potatoes and best dozen cucumbers,
first premium.
M. E. Bushee, second premium.
G. Lamance. best 10 pounds of
tomatoes. first premium.
Sam. Strict, best beets, first pre-.
MUM.
Hazelton & Ryan, second premium.
C. Lawrence. best half dozen squash,
first premium.
Sam. Strict. largest pumpkin, first
premium.
G. Lawrence, best and largest water
melon, first premium.
M. E. Bushee, best three canteloups,
first premium.
G. Lawrence, finest and largest dis
play of vegetables, first premium.
Hazelton IL Ryan, tobacco plant,
diploma.
L. G. Robins, display of canned
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
NEW TO-DAY.
LAST . NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ON
N firm of REMNANT BROTHERS. are
requested to call and settle their accounts he.
foe the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
The STATUTES OF NEVADA
FOR 1879

a HE NOW READY, AND LAWYERS
IA and others desiring them can ,,,.e.,,..
copy by sending the State Printer g5.
s' j. }. HILL,
State Printer,
my13 II Co..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19
FIRST OF NOVEMBER.

BY so doing they will save costs, as this ia
positively the last notice, and all accounts re-.
manning unsettled at that date will be PLACED
III the hands of lawyer for collection.
REMNANT BROTHERS.
Winnemucca, October 10, l675.lm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

FINE FURsITURE.7L ). bowman has
inst received car load Of furniture di-
rect from the East, which he claims
cannot be surpassed in Nevada. and a
look at it will convince yon that his
claims are well founded. Step into
his warefooms as you pass and look at
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

A Consumptive cough becomes terri
BILE in March and April. These are the
worst months in the year for persons
with diseased hugs. Avert danger by
an immediate resort to Hale's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar For sale by all
druggists Pixies toothache drops cure
in one minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-19

FREroHr ron BOISE. ALBERT Gortz
loaded at the depot yesterday 5000
pounds Of merchandise for Boise City.
Idaho. 1t appears that the advantages OF
this route over the Columbia river is APP
precated as far north in Idaho as Boise
City, =..Ha!rf
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
ACGniS'E FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
LIVER Complaint. {
More than scvcnty-Gvc per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two disease, and there effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
hea}hi''sl !! eoIitspe~>, imlaailffc blood, heart
burn, waterbrasl,, ghtwing and burning
pains at the pit'of the stoinarh, yellow skin,
coated tongue and diSagrccablv taste in the
mouth, coming up "fthc fond after eating,
low spirits, Sc. Ge tor the Drug Store Of
DR.. 4. C. Dunes and get - Is cent bottle,
or ample in'''ef"r 10 ccr,s. Try.i..
DIR. \. c. DUKES.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
MASONIC

Potros Council No. I'll, rs &c s.: M.
Will meet each Thursday at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
from 1st October to LIST April: and at 8
o'clock from LIST April to 1st October, on
the following tates, J,inc "a, july %, Aug.
10, Sept. lG, Oct. 81, Nov. Is, and Dec. IL.
fNN J! +! lZIAR, Il. !. 81
CIV Bnussos, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. 10, r.. A.. NJ
Will meet each Friday ut Is o'clock +. NJ.
from LIST October to LIT April, and at 8
o'clock from lst April to 1st October onthe
following dates, j June lS, July ~, Aug, IL.
Sept. 10, Oct. =, Nov. II, Dec. 10:
". RI. GIRARDEAU, II. p.
W. J. DETREvILLE, Sec.
Shibboloth Lodge No. 2S, a.. F.. Nj
will meet each Tuesday at Z o'clock,
from lat Oct. to 1st Aprilian at O'clock
from lat April to st October on the follow.
ing dates, June !, Jply'6, Aug. 8, Sept. Z.
Oct 8, Nov. 9, Dec. 7.
JAS. s. HEl~Anp Sec. tT'Sil i.,l
nav 90 1875 I'm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12

JOIN OGPEN-
Has opened a fine establishment in
McMastcrs Brick store. He has every
thing Oil hand that II llorscn,ar would
need in using a horse, from fine
English saddle, to a plow bride, and
what lie has not got on hand, lie will
manufacture here wi. re the party
ordering i. can sec the work, day after
day, and haveit done to suit his own
ideas, if you need any kind Of IIar-
ness whatever, call on him. lie has
just received Il lot Of curious aud
elegant Ely Brushes, Of every variety
Of color, that are quite useful, either
to keep flies from your table, or your
horses, go and sec them, they are
cheap, and good.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given llat the Annual
Meeting of the T.iX PAIERS ofOlangc
School District, No. 10, will be held ii,
Browns School House in the Town Of
oranscburg Oh the twcnty-siAth day of
June 1873, ut II o'clock NJ.
Parties interested are particularly re-
qucsted to be prompt in attendance as tic
purpose CT the meeting is to levy u TAX
for School purposes for the fiscal year com
moncng the first Of October 1875.
Y. y. BOWMAN,
Clerk Of Board of Trustees,
June L. 1915 4,
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FLSCIIER-

4. F'LSCIIER-
Calls attention i'll his new adver-
tiscment to ~, 10 his large and va
ried stock, which he has just purchas-
cd in Charleston, selecting them him
self, they comprise ms fine a lot of
groceries as have ever been offered in
Orangcbnrg.
f1is bar, in rear of tho store Inns
been tastiiy painted and rciittcd an,.
presents really handsome appear
ancc. Here lie offers for sale, ali
kinds of liquors, wines, Champagne
alcs &c, domestic and imported. lie
has purchased IN ice house, that is N
thing OF hcau'y, and aioy iorall sum
mcr, md glass Of lager, soda or
ice water drawn from it, reminds one
OF the stories Of the -Aric expeditions.
See his advertisement.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
u O @ "a T..
ORANGEDIlRG ENTERPRISE.

Under this heading we propose to
give Mt different times description of
the various industries that are so
rapidly advancing the mat crial inter
csts Of our Town. j. STRAUSS Il
Co, RICE, GR1sr and LUMBER MILL
was the first one we visited, and we
regret that our description of that,
anust be necessarily limited, as they
are about enlarging their business to
such an extent, that description of
their present mills would not do them
Justice.
Everything witi, them is life, acti-
witty, bnstic. Elevators constantly at
work, bring endless quantities ofrough
rice down to he beaten out, and on
the other side, a continual stream cf
clean rice ready l,urrcllcd for market
roll OF to The store house, their Rice
mill is i'll constant operation, and not
oily uses up ali o. the rough rice
Iynt 10 this marked .or snfe, but
they are regularly receiving it by the
car loads trom other points.
Tier Grist and Meal Mill is also
III full blast, and all dag they are
KEEP: busy selling and shipping it off,
their supply can scarcely equal the
demand
Then comes their Lumber Mill,
here they rua full time, and all orders
t"r any description Of Lumber, can be
filed at days notice, they have a
iuli supply OIL hand from the best
grades down, and there need be no
delay i'll its delivery.
The prices Of all of these articles
have been lowered lately by this firm
considerably below Charleston prices,
and they are enabled to do this be-
cause Mr.. Strauss, a finished machin-
est from tie old country, runs these
Mills himself, and knows just where
to find leak, and how to stop il,
These gentlemen have. on hand a
variety of other articles for sale, such
rs rice -four for feeding stock at 40cts.
for the next 60 days. Machine Oil
very low down. Second land Steam
Engines Of NIL sizes, and descriptions,
and all of these, at prices that they
are willing to compare with any city.
But we will not. go further into
the particulars until their contcm-
plated improvements are finished,
when we will publish further and
more detailed account of the working
Of their establishment, We can now
only confess to our urprise at the
energy and push the firm have dis
played and the gratifying success that
has attended it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
7ORRIBLE OUTRAGE

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE
James Williams, colorcd, bctwccn
nine and ten years Of age was brutal
ly whipped and burned bv Il coIorcd
man, named Frank Wright, ~ farmer
near Gadsdcn, S. G. The boy vii
Iiams, who is i'll II very low condition.
states thnt Frank Wright became cn-
ragged with him one night week before
last, on account Of an act done that he
could not avoid, rs he was quito unwcil
Wright rose from his bed, and after
making his Oldest son tic The l:oy Viii
liams, he threw lin into the fire place
and pushed him down into The fire
viii, llia foot; then took him into The
barn tied him IN, and whipped him
severely. Thc wife Of Frank Wright
brought the boy to this city Yesterday
"a delivered hin,i &C. IL lis IL,
The boy, is literally covered with
wclts intli ted with The lash. and is
severely burned in several parts oi
his body. He was bound as an NJ
rren'i:e to Frank Wright by his
mother.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12
E.fRNEsT lEN1ZEIe:

E.fRNEST NEN1ZI3L--
WAS, suddenly taken with n sharp
attack Of rheumatism about ten days
ago, and from which he was slowly re.
covering, when on Monday last it re-
turned with such force MS to cause his
friends considerable anxiety, now We
are glad to know lie is again rapidly
recovering.
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T.IIlENI!SS SES''n

The subscriber has sacur.,ll:ooris over ].
A. lIami'on's store where l,.i. prepared to
paint LlKENESsl:S IN OIL, either from
life, or 6os' Photographs, the pict,rcs
painted {" be from Cabinet 10 Life size.
lie is als" prepared TO take PHOTO.
GRAPHS and .FE.kREOTYPES card size.
W. Ii. CoNrANT.
lime II 1873 I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12

FIRE
Again our town felt It's presence,
and this time, there remains not a
shadow of doubt MS to how il occurred
This fire was set, deliberately, and
with purpose, what that purpose was
Mc cannot say, laport runs, that just
before, and after its occurrence The at
tempt was made, unsucccssfulIy how
ever to enter several of the stores
down town, whatever The reason, we
trust that our police will be able
eventually to ferret it out, The
building consumed was The large,
partly finished dwelling Of Mr.. Geo.
S. Shircr in the eastern section Of the
Town, beyond the Rail Road, the fire
breaking outabout 3 o'clock Sunday
Morning, before assistance could be
rendered the entire building was en-
vclopcd, and within an hour nothing
was left, Of what had promised to be
n really handsome residence. We arc
pleased to learn that Mr.. Shircr was
insured ill the Liverpool london 81
Globe ms. Co. and will not have to
bear the entire loss, although very
much Inconvenience by tho time re-
quircd to replace the building.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12

We return our thanks to the Super
intcndant Of the Carolina Military
Institute Of Charlotte, N. c., for an
invitation to attend its commencement
exercises on the Oath and 25th of this
month. Should our engagements al
low, it will afford us pleasure to ac-
ccpt.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12

We regret to learn olthe death Of
am infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
WilcoclS, Oh, Wednesday 9th inst he
was an Interesting child, about one
year Old, and must leave sad void
in the hearts of'his parents. We cx-
tend to them our sincere sympathies.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-12

Only ,wolPieces otproperty soldlat
shcriti's sale, OH Monday last. The
lot formerly occupied by Dr, Oliveros'
drug store. brought $3.50, aii the
house and lot Of estate of Oliveros,
opposite Mr.C. D.Kortjohn's store was
knocked down at S1,975.