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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18

RETURN OF OLD-TIMERs.-Jake Of
tenheimer and Maurice Hartwell are
among the old-timers who have re-
The former has been visiting Pana-
mint, C~ornucopia and other mining
excitements, while the latter has been
on an extended trip through South
America. They both come back to
stay, believing that Eureka is n long
way ahead of anything they have seen
in their travels.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18
MOCHI'S.

Picked Pigs Feet and Lambs Tongues, on
tap, at Taylor's. aul3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18

STATE VS.. BoRowsKY.- This case
was on trial yesterday liz the District
Court, District Attorney Merrill ap'
pearing for the State and Messrs. Las
pyere and Hubbard for the defendant.
The evidence was all in and the argu-
ment of counsel finished at an early
hour in the evening, when the case
was given to the jury. Up to a late
hour, however, no verdict had been
returned, and the opinion prevailed
about the Courthouse that there was
no probability of the jury agreeing
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-18

A LARGE assortment of market baskets,
shoe, scrub and stove brushes, at Taylor's.
aul3tf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-17
Waifenfreunb.

.Fe bas ni6t 10 labt man f6. auf oben=
teuerli&es 3eus Elm 11no: leiftet MIR Der
Sduidung un6, benz sSrrtbum 9ori6ub.
,Yrufet Die @eiiter Of lie-aus @ott flno.
Sen ,uenn ie: ,,i1t aus @ott fino por=
aus lino lie. oann.? : Ober iino pielei@t
5dui9un9en une 9uftgebiloe,, neil lle
einen 9ldubisen Nnitri@ baben, oebbalb
,ueni9cr Saui9un9en uno 2uft9ebiloe?
@s 1T alIo ebenio llnlinni9 unb 9ottlos.
wenn u1an in Besu9 auf iibernotiirli6e
Dinse 9llles per,perfen poIte ols es
ober9ldubi1@ unb tollfiibn ,pdre Mucs
tbatId6lib on5unebmen."
=. ...... (Gortlebun9 folst.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-17
, lGIDFerin Yaris. Befanntlih

: -.&I6 le.rin Yaris. Betanntli6
bat; I6reibt Der v@iecle", bic gonitituote
am o. 9}opem6er 1850 tie Muibebuns ser
&l6Ter bel@loilen. Poris 3dblte oamals
in leinen Mauern 3 Mbteien fir Wfdnner,
6 fir Srauen, 43 M0n6ssuno 65 9lonz
nentl0lter; 20 &ir@en bin9eu bon Den
I9eiltli9en Orben ob, unb 6iele belaben
uberoies nod IOS gapellen unb So @9u-
(Go1eses). ,uel6e lebtere nur grDbten=
tbeils Big fiinfiebn @tipenoiaten NIT ei@
mem Sbiirbiiter uno einem Borifeber BE-
berber9ten uno ni9t unterribteten. eeSener
BelAluB ber Gonitituante ent5o9 Der too
ten 9ano 1900 DomanialgIter Die nobe<
.5u 4500 :liesenoe @rinoe ausma6ten.
Mus Den tirali@en 0oeuntenten, tpeld)e
oieles Sobr per0ffentli9t tporben lino, er-
beut, oob Die geiltli9en @enoheni@aft
I'M Sabre 1875 5u paris mebr Mnltalten
sQ6len, ais 9eecn bas Gnbe ocs alten
&esimes. Sn Der 5bat lpeilt @aris ni@t
,peniger als 70 Mdnner' uno 120 Srau-
enfl6{ter oll.r Oroen auf, benen nod GO
?@ruppen BON Bribern ber 6riitli@cn
9ebre uno @9,ueitern bon, Saint 8in=
cent De Boul beise3dblt tperben mi ilien,
Die in Den 8olfsl6ulen fir &naben Juno
Wdbden aeritreut tuirteu. Mebrcre bic
iet Droen beliben in paris ooer oeNen
nd6fer um9ebuns je orei ooer bier &l6-
tier. @o namentlib ,b,e Seluiten, >uel9e
auber Dem 9roBen Mutterbauic in Der
@ue oes PoFes Die @6ule @aint S9nose,
Die ,2ebrantalt gu 8ausiraro uno Die in
Der @ue oegioplN 9eb0rt. 9erPforrfirhen
eriter uno 5oeiter Mali: iino in Poris 80,
oer @Ulfsfir6en So; cnolid leben Die
geilt(iben Oroen inParis 46 lnterridts=
antalten fir &inoer uno Gr'ua6lene Dor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-17
. ; : s--a q y = } u I . y :
g$.H5ElHOerl9 ber9lanbes;2 j:s
:Sia poparare1r sasfeafdafft6et 5>sgortras.
sIGorfIebuna.)

Wablsn q t'r eIr anesres NJ Ss'lp!el' !; s Ma9
oem Spt9on9e PES 2S1ener ~ T. Ai5tes e. Wees*
ner paosn ,un5aDl!se Slele le!t PEN :So9re
~ aa12 pig 9eute az elnen log; 19lert@eH
ufa9n1eshsnlls ~ ge9lono1 uno @ oeamleloen
ems groBe Moae ~ 1ss osr 2eiltnnDe 5l9e+
n!e1em: ;VVte9e 1is oie i2Salllenl9q!i noW 70
lfgr 4Ser olele 21Pot9els LEVY nl1o . '9te Ptat:
i4@e YtslrtllpeTrtbnng o!eIgle1h 4ndsn ,m1ge
p(lgeilo'e nom 70 1rrt9 leln, I, ooetglauonlg
ny mlro men n 1le n'@f nenne1: 4n9 qeg n.y.
lsn plr tnleope1r5ugsbe, p ooB es n!qtl9le91.
b'g !ntoeroernun1,tg %! fty 1no nog meml9ef
'rrelt9'os 1el, oos 2S9Iten e'nes oemUea9=
nstlsmus a9nl!9en Slementes I IN OK osm m!p 70 70
leDry :eoompue1f:t9en, 4ne Q9s9elmalboouen
Appaarahfs 4 oesamenl0!nE@en ytsroenl9l1ems'
Sv 9eymn1pen FPS nno pen Yerll@ 3n fmo@en,
oals!oSs; !auI PgDilIalH4en1 gSe9s 1a s'ns
efno9tG l oem y, 19fpeftl9en Afgan'smhs l M1
mo9ttpql'9e Dlt1l9l}n1e'1 ~ petleBsM. Aes'
oie nhgfefhun1t 5ure :Goer9lappe ;s9l e.
9mnen lo1prt, ~ penn o,e Utslntng une oet
.Serla@ oes r'Wea9ne1lleuLS s,s :oa91n gegen'
onl oeM ss eeen 9ehonn1eh 2oe9s oeu :&tam
teH elns r r2oelag!9un9 ~ Detlle!gen. Is q pstWe
a3A eAne Spe'Ie1 noer ,osf 1eunet ms4lDl.pen o.!
N31us l'lAel0e9asnoen s' SeeaIle plnassletgE
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-17

Worfebang: lnb all, Die Wiqensfreibeit
|bes ,Menlben, ,,lnpereinbqr iKa Sn an+.
|beren Beibielen>r2 fpelhe mir auftpeils:rt
t0mrnten Pm tpproe1l plr Gerl Mperg!qnoeH 9 q
bMarin o rim 1lnpeIl. oaB, 9eptlle, 1l'ttne Seolegf.
nn9en PES Wlsfllmen 9ur lenleH7.9en S9e!.} !.
itsrpelt. 1el es elne7 frp'llturl'9e3 soerrl0e(t
uber ;olslelbe. ooer on9 ;e'n 1reutnol9Qltff' I
ll9es ,Ysrte9ren uno Su|amNenp'lrteahr 7 e la /
mt pen 1elterin, oer Stnltern!s. ooet nM*
9eteprt eine 9epaldl 2! eme aGgqn919te!! pon
oenlelb,ePn: e9en!ous w e: HYSloettlptag m!1 m
oen +; fpleoerDolt 9enQn|hten1 iteHll9'olen
S'ranno9'paDr9elteh,, 'a ols n}ogt nno m'tI!g
angeno9m'muehlt, msrogn* d. 9setg!' 9epo1'
oas 9an5e ,peue 9eo1et t,oes 2eIen9!au*'
bens oosrI s .9es pooernen Splrtttsnus nllt
1e!nen} 99ll1ereFlWe'n1A9en '!9o soetshIr
oel0mprnn9sn,, ~ mNur2uV1'opIe" ""o le's
9epq!a1nnnltte,rl; lt,l; pl9go9rap9le. ,:T1r;.s y: y
Il igun e1orf iA spieueidt perlu9en I'M,
9inblide- -auf 6ieubisber 6ei|pielstueile e.:
|tudbnterp Jormen :bes :Mbsrglaubens riein
Me1en, I'M 'Mngemeiuen 5ubefimmen. Bor
Maem mb9te i'd babel eine: nesatioe Be.
srensuns beiielben betonen, tuel@e bnrd:
Die 9riitit9 MeltanI 4auung nctbmen:
Dig? 9ebpten lit. .r>i .v..., .; :v2..,s.... a.
/, 0os t,8mlid1 ;einf gBal!fn unb @9irten
iberuatiirlid3er &rdfte ouf Dem @ebiete:
|ber idusertu Notur poerI oes menlbljben!
@eiitesI ffottiiuben> fSnne y. bah pielerlei
Ereole 8eaiebuuaen her ien{eitioen @eiiter<;
melt :aur ir6ild3en g}otur limb iur Wlen16<
(heit al 5it, gm6olitf, 1eicu: b;eSe ;Mnnobme
borf ouf fbriitiid3em @toubnunfte burlf)-
aus niG1t ols qlberaldube >oeltsn. D@s lit
freilid ;eine in Der 'feutioen .@eleuldoft
iebr befifhte @itte :. olIes .l1e6ernatiirlid5e
oitier Mrt obne Wriifuno 5,rno Wdbl 10
3,rf'iooen NIT :@dimpf ,unb :@donoe iot
Fort in bag 0Reie1 bes Mbcrolaubens au.
per,nei1en: b: h;}n1it forberen Worte,i Sic
|obIplutc unm6sli9tsit iibernotiirli6er
|Sbatla6en :uno@rl9einungen 5u bebanp-
ten. @iebei mag 1oobl @ielen Die 9onae
Frag,peite ether 1ol6en 8ebauptung.ni@t
flar ,iein. Sfoeb dnbert Dos Die Natur
berfelben in 3feiner Wei1e. Wares lie wabr
uno berc9tigt ii 10 miibten tuis fol9eri9,
tig bas 'gon5e gbrii itenthum .ols Nber<
9lauben betra@ten,> oa es iabie mannl9=
faltiglten rea1cn Be5ieDun9en oes ueber*
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-17

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=. SIM. ,peiteren @erlaufe bes @9rei6ens
weiit 8il@of 9upanloup auf ein 5ueites
@rtrem bin. tuel6es bier gu permcioen 1T:
vNi@t Mqes =" 1ogt ct ~fpas por9ibt,
iibernatiirli@ 5u Iein, lit es au@ in Der
Sbat. Wie. es uo9re Prop6e5eiun9en
uno mabre Munoer sibt, 10 9ibt es au9
fal16e, uno Der @loube oorf 1id ni4t
1elblt cine -S@lin9e leiu. 9arum ino
uns benn in Der b.@@rift 10 piele feier<
li4e Watnu'19en at9en bic Sduib,1nsen
uno 8erfiibrlin9cn 9e9eben welde in
bieler @inli9t 10 lei6t lino 49,. @cnn
man einerPropDe5eiune ooer einsm Wun=
Ser ,@loube,n l6enten 1oQ 10 III es por
alien Din9en erforoerlih, tab olele pro=
| pDe5sibunS lpirtli6 oor6onoen uno d4t;
uno 6ieIes @unoer be9laubi9t lie. @iuo
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
~ Ll.E \, r,'a".7n 6

LlcnrSIso TWP IT, .T!]ls T!]ls .n9in.l.anl
closing trip Of The New York ,l4fe'ulds
lightning train ,tss ss...Nhti .Nhtissgagp Falls
was made on Sunday last, and was
signaliSed { liy.t by .thha indulgence il an ex-
curs'on a,,a syer ;etlNe thNe r9pte t,2af representa-
@ t'ves ron n. The he, Rnpers ip,, New York
upon the invitation ofthe managers Of
tho He'"W. The run frpm Rochester
. ra'mySq, nGAylcight miles, was
made i ai,flty.fiyc. minutes, and be.
'@ccn sBp!AyiaG99dl Buffalo q portion
Of the dIsIWce.%as run at the extra
ordinary, rastf o9f seventyiivc miles an
hour, While the whole run, ,hirty.iiv
miles, was made in thirty minutes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
Notice ofDissolution

There having been dissolution by mu-
tual consent, of the Copartncrship hereto.
fore existing at this place under the firm
name Of w. P. DUKES & Bro. AN
parties indebted to the late firm, are here
by notified that the Books Of the firm are in
the hands Of w. p. DUKES at the old
stand, and all parties are requested to make
prompt payment to him, as the business has
to be closed.
Rowes Pump S. c., June 2stll 1875.
W. P. DUKES,
T. C. DUKES.
july 8 1875 3r.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

oNANNGDOhH COON11, .#.I.
In COMMON PLEAS.
f. Rosa c. Oliveros, widow and
Executor Of the will of
Esidro J. Oliveros, deceased.
Plaintiffs, against
Clifford Olivcros. Ella Rosa Oil
ros, Nina Ferdinand Oliveros
and Bartolo Oliveros and Thom-
as w. Glover. Defendants.
Pursuant to the order Of the 8 i'd Court.
the creditor of the said Esidro J. Olive,o.
are hereby notified to present and prove
their several and respective demand before
Charles B. Glover, Esquire, Referee, a.
Orangebnrg, South Carolina, on or before
the first day ofscPtembcr, A. D. 1875, and
that they are cnjoined from proceeding in
separate suits against the plaiatif, and are
required to present and prove their rcspec-
tive claims before said Ecferee in this
action, or be dcbarrcd payment.
GEO. BOLlVER,
c. C. P.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
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State News.
Union toutt House is to have steam

Union tegtst ssl1 1hapse is to have steam
laundry,
! 6'Phsfis are |Il!sssPl.5 n cotton gins within
fiSe miles Of Aikcn.1
HhsaSG Gdorgetow1nlfS rifle guards will
participate Yin the Fort N1oultrie cen.
tcnnial.
On Friday of last week Beech
island was enliycned by tourna-
mcnt, which took place in front Of DR..
Cook s residence.
Mrs. Lconora Ostccn, wife Of Mr..
w. S. Dinkins, of Sumter, died on
August 31st, from pucrrcral fever,
aged twenty:tlirce years and six
months. Lllugst inH TT. .,.'i.
; The coioir:e!.l element in cannon's
Township, is beginning TO show signs
of discomfort and trouble. We hope
The colored people Of Ncwberry are
tod'r wise TO Indulge in anything that
HAY lead to internecinc strife.
TITS q remarkable fuct that the
!colored boys, in Union county, from
thirteen to eighteen years Of age, in
this TOW nship, are dying out fast. To
our knowledge, six have dic,l within
the past'two weeks.
On Tuesday morning Inst little
colorcd girl, living on The suburbs Of
Aiken, was very severely bitten by n
rattlcsnake. DR.. Croft WINS called in
Immediately, and 60 his skillful cxcr-
tons flic parents owe the life ofshc
child.
There is q movement OH foot TO
establish 2 shoe factory at Hodcs, Alb
bcvillc county. Twenty three hund-
red dollars have. been subscribed in
the ncighborhood, and sixteen hundrcr
dollars. in another community near
by, -Four thousand dollars in ma
chincry and equipments have been
promised BY parties from Lynn,
Massachusetts.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
a CARD.

The undersigned would offer his thanks
tothc citizens af Orangcburg County for the
liberal patronage which he has heretofore
enjoyed, sn,' in announcing to- them that he
has associated himself with Capt. F. H. w.
Briggmann. and removed to the NEW
STORE Of that gentleman, hopes that his
old friends will hunt him up there, and
that he may add many new ones to his list.
W. X. CROOK.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
7kovFaR.

we4oatdfFisn fFisn,ih,d hd'ou'A our 'Agrical!pga1 "a
and ,lIbIh.rita Mechanical fri friends That qur AM
nual I Fair air is near tat hand. This
institution is .one in which Oraf,ec-
b"rs'iC C"mty naturally takes pride,
As ytfhs'tih Indicative Of energy, ,r push,
ap'l a"'.!fpiii:i}t. .pirit fully abreast With the
times, origidhtsd Under coa,para ,a,I
lively doubtful circumstances it has
worked its Ta* by its own merits to a
solid, substantial, and paying basis,
It's signal success is attributable in
large degree to the interest taken
in it, e;,y the farmer, and iii the liter.
change of ideas, tic Hdeyicsl,oipciinIgs, ~ Of
new 4htorits ind practices, ss, ,jthss r..
paid them an hundred 7folds The.
hec4gAqie ggaige ,ttooE coMeas f,.rforliis full
share Of it's success, and!tolilm dlst,'
it Las'irceann nnsd'a'lis y itiieiaeha, III
demonstrating e'fact; Asat. yq 'ih,4,', have
right hs5s' II. Il oag' s, 9yn 'co4pntY.
"oskaRsna aSaa gheo g|e 81 asap fyrssish, the various
PieteiAaafW WacAapismae GLOSSARY to our.
comnunita,ni imus fines,yae, 'a6daf as
los paa;oh;e' k@' o,styidcfsss Have 'tbc Been
dong ior Us; These 4 Iariea. RI s.a aadYsqa
tase' Of this Association ''sslhgoulq. not
b. loat sight of, sud wo have in fact,
no 'csr Chat they will be, stihit 10 well'
10 cali attention to them, TINT we nfa !
~ min making this coming Exposi.
ton something entirely beyond any Of
its predecessors; We know thattl'ere
will ssesJR l9rgs variety Of articles on-
hibitcd, and M interesting ono too,
but We want cvcr5b0siyeto sth}l soMts.' u
thing, asupcrior species ofpumpkins,
or an Improvement on II cotton gin.
a plossl " stock s'hslr,of ,of peeulia.F; make, OF a
loaf "lS elGStra elStyrpa f.qabread, !. now f.nglcdi
chiias oaEess., orna,, kcely motor, send
somcthihg'aha sattractiSch or inter nttcrr'
esting, ,aid'cohe yo;iHscivsesn. ;iHs is p II, Tie nc &c,
counts Of a,s' safiopy ''s cSpeeTmea1tts, pe apdl
comparisons FFs! 81 aoFf,. IF tbs, different np'es.
and methods .of, working the several
crops, iihe ,uses of the.seser,l labor
saving. g.maebines, 'all.ta swill fully re- re-:
pay yolkRtht}iiiIcnt time, !. trggnnblcc Or Or
expense you 81 hay: nay Be pat t. to, IT,,
4. uI!. aytf IA 'l.iH, =
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
The Cordial Balm of syrtcuran
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

however obscure Tie cause may be which
contribute to render nervous debility n
disease so prevalent. affecting, as it does,
nearly one-half of our adult population. il
is melancholy fact that day hy day, and
year by year, we witnexs most frightfli in.
crease Of nervous affections from the slight
est neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme forms Of
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
Is characterized by general languor or
weakness of the whole organism, especially
of the nervous system, obstructing and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnature;
hence there is disordered state Of the
secretions; constipation, scanty and high
colored urine, With an excess ofearthy or
lime sediment, indicative of waste of brain
and nerve substance, frequent pal,pitations
OF the heart, loss ofmemory and marked
irresolution Of purpose, and inability 70
carry into action any well-defined business
enterprise, or to fix the mind upon any one
thing at time. There is great sensitive
ness to impress, though retained but short
time, with a Pickering and fnttering condi-
ton of the mental faculties, rendering an
individual what rs commonly called
whiflle-minded or Undetermined man.
This condition of the individual, distress
ing as it is, may with certainty becmred by
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND LoTHROPs TONIC PILLS,
Medicines uurivalcd for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures of all Ner-
yous Complaints. Their efficacy is equally
great in the treatment and cure of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers Pustule, Pimples, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringworm. Erysipelas, Scald-
head. BarberH' Itch, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,
Copper. Colored Blotchcs, Glandular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discolorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores of every
character, because these medicines are the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed bcforcthc people, and are war
ranted to he The most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
Scnsibility, Depression Of Spirits, Dementia
and Mciancholia
DeD- Sold by all Druggists, and will be sent
by express to all parts Of the country ny ad-
dressing the proprietor, G. EDGAR
LOTllR0P, NJ. D., l43 Court street, Boston,
Mass, who may be consulted free Of charge
either personally or by mail. Send Is cents
and get copy Of his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
aug II 1875 1y
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AGA RID.

+. At a meeting OF The l. Y. a. +. r. Comp
any it was UNANIMOUSLY:
RcsohrI;; That our thanks arc due, and
are hereby rendered to all parties WHO have
furnished The Company and individual mem
hers thereof with Refreshments Mt orr late
fires. Thereby invigonting their frames
and inspiring them to greater diligence and
zeal in their good work.
by Orderi 3,n
,,., J, T.. HEIDTMAN,
Il Sec. Of T. Y A r. +. 20.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
THE
STATE GRANGE FERTILIZER.

AND THE CLIMAX"
Two first class, pure bone. ammoniated
Fertilizers, for sale By u. JENNINGS &
son and J. D'AIKEN, Agents, Charleston,
8. c. Tie highest testimonials can be
given. Please send for circular.
aug 2S- Bin
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
Gin-G Gearing and Cotton
Pres for SAILS.

I offer for sale, my GIN-GEARING,
nearly new, with IRON Scgmcnts and
Pinion complete. Also, one UTLEY COT
TON PRESS in complete order. The
above arc for Sale Cheap, as propose 10
discontinue Cotton ginning at my place.
JAS. H. FOWLES.
aug IA 1875 ct
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
SCHOOL NOTICE

The Exercises Of Miss R. 8. ALBER-
GOTTPs School will be resumed or -,
day Sept. 9th at the Residence of Ca T..
A. Jefiords Russell Street. A few Young
Ladies can be accommodated with Board at
reasonable rates. For terms &c, apply US
above.
aug 2I-4t
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Ie H MI o " r. I'D
TO THE REAR

"A. FlsCIIE s yTOKE
Where am prepared to serve the Public
at the shortest notice in my line of business.
Thanking the Citizens for their lihcral-
patronage in the past, beg n continuance Of
the same III the future
MOSES NJ. BROWN, Barl,ar.
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.'Col,ar'tncl.ahip Notice.

*CopaI'tncl'ship Notice.
The undersigned have This day formed
copartncrship under the name and style of
BRlGGNEANN and RENREkER, for the
purpose Of earring on the Retail mercllan-
disc bl'sincrs ut the corner Of Russell and
Broughton St's Orangcburg G. H.. s. c.
FRA1NrZ BRIGGMANN,
+ II. S. RENNEKER
Sept. lst 1875
sept 4 St
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NOTICE,

. AN ELECTION for MAYOR and four
ALDERMEN for the Town Of fOr.ngclurg
So Ca, will be held ut the Engine House,
ON Tuesday the l4th day Of scptcnbc.
1875 ''.'i' n #' ''. I
Poll-.tdy bs opened fr,ml K. NJ. anil
closed nt.5,P. NJ The following Board of
Managers will tholdthe ELECTION: j.
II. r. Malone, T. C. IIublcl and Anthony
Golson. ~
81 i REGISTRATION.
eAl persons qualified te, vote at Tic above
,EA.lEiGrION will he required to register
previous TO tho, ELECTION. Register
looks viii be oIsensd II. ,he Engine House,
'on Friday. Saturday, and Monday, previous
to the Elcction, being the 10Th, lith, 18Th
days of Scl,tcmbcr nest. Etn4ss 10 be OPEN
e'll c:,ch ,lny fson Z a. NJ. to6P. ".
Thc above named Managers Of ELEC-
TON will also conduct the REGISTR.A-
TON.
Z ny Order ofCouncil.
i7hlA Kirk ROBINSON, f.. ST.
.N3i- iili i't.'t clerk Of Council
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NOTICE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.

The Regular Meeting Of the board Of
Trustees was held on Monday 9Th inst, and
it wng decided to; continue all of tile
Schools which had been in .Sistancc last
year, alsp that one Of the White Schools
should .t', .be lqeated in the Eastern part of.he
Town, above the Rail Road, and the other
in some central portion Of tho lower Town,
iand fot' the "Brbwn" School they desire to
get u frstclassj Male, Teacher. II
An Election for Teachers will be held on
o5th inst, and allpnrties mus, send in their
'applicali4plnns n accompanied BY certificates, on
or before the 24th. addressed to the subscri-
ber. All Schools will be opened on Mon
day It'll October .''i' f'.. "
M. i"2 i";risl,"W. D. BOWMAN,
,t lalr Clerk of Board of Trustees.
r. @. Box ll2 Orangeburg SC.
sent. llno b,l-7 il7a,y III. ct
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Executors Notice.

:, Al pcno1y having demands again.t the
Estate of Caroline L. Gramling, deceased,
VIII present the snn,c properly attested, and
all indebted to said Estate will make pay
mcnt to
A. s. SALLEY,
Qualified Executor
Orangcburg S. c., Sept. 1875.
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MELLICHAMPS SCHOOL
BOYS AND GIRLS

HDaI = ~ y HV QH Il 46 HIS
The exercises of this School will be
resumed on Monday Sept. 9th, at the
School Honsc by the Lutheran
Church, recently occupied by Rev.
G. a. Hough.
Boys will be prepared for Business
or College, and Young Ladies given
a finished Course.
AS the time Of entrance has some
weight in the distribution Of Prizes,
attention is called to the following
rule which is always strictly obscr-
we'd:
Rule X.-.at the close Of each Session
twenty or more Prizes will be awarded to
the Pupils who excel i'll any of the differ
cnt Studies and in Department; and in a.N~
dition thereto ancAtra Prize rilE be given
at the public Exhibition at the end OF the
School year to the pupil, in each ofthe
three Departments, who can show the
greatest number Of monthly IIonors.
TERMS PER MONTH,
lrimary......... ..................... So 90
acknowledgements. .,...... 3 90
Classics Extra ..... 0)
Fo1 fusthsr information apply to
3, E, NEE.LICHAAfP,
Principal
ang 2l-Inr
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The Two Ministers to Austria,
lchleaco Times LSttsr.l

Jaws sanctiaed order al tho vicnnoise
court gave him many privileges moi
usually accorded nm American minister.
Az Mn. vulgar nut il. he could sling
stylo. and that IL tho main thing IN
Austria. He had tho inclination and
means to keep up q costly residence in
tho heart OF tho city. and his coachmsn,
footmen. carriage and horses were Nh