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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
THE COCRH.

Police CoURT-Jb Toe Sleu.
To-day. Dennis Gleason and Charles john
son forfeited collateral. Eliza Mcdonald,
loud and boiSterous; IS. George Chisholm
forfeited collateral. Charles Crump. Etwd
Ing~ahan. same. James Hayden, loud and
boisterous; s5 Henry Friend. Frank Irving,
vasrants; sent down. Mary Ellen Johnson,
disturbing Cherry alley; IS. Nancy Coleman
ard VIM Sheppard, loud and boisterous; s.
each. Daniel OiLeary forfeited collateral.
Lewis Johnson, indecent exposure; S5- EliZ-
abeth Williams, profane in the county; s5.
Alice Pitcher, throwing stones; Al. Susan,
alias Mary Thomas, larceny Of calico d-ess
worth SlJ0, and some CATERS: sl0 ard costs
Peter Foster and James Welcsi, larceny OF
some rope; Welch six months in jail, Foster
so. Frank Jones forfeited collateral. Ida
Sears, threats TO Rose Atchison. Ida (who
didn't reform) threatened to take Roses life
with lulveriZed glass, so Rose told the court
ard added that she was afraid of Ida. 1t
didn't appear just how she was going to do
If. but on account OF the reputation Of Ida,
the court required 800 bonds to keep the
peace. Anna IltZmorIis, Anna Mille., EN-
ma Ellis, Anna Morrison and Alice FitZger-
aid, disorderiy conduct on 18th street. This
was street jambOree, and Officer Jones took
"A hand IN 1T finally; SO each, or sixty days.
refer Garrett, larceny of about $50 in money;
SIX months in jail. John Garrett. as sauit
and battery on Joseph Bacon, little boy;
SO and costs. Armstrong Thomas, assault
ON officer Dinsmore; so and costs. Alice
10 Feen the peace. Charles Wright larceny
ot fifteen cigars; 80 days In Jail. Alice FItZ-
gerald, assault Oh Annie Miller; $50, or 90
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h1AHCxAL AND cOxMxRC1lk.

Cxoc. <fOn Stock ExchAnge, Aug. 3.
.sors furnished bv Middlefes 7 o., baasrs.
ace following the prices bid and asked q TIE
meeting Of the W sshington Stock Exchange today:
nonei Bank Of Republic, I.s bid: National Metro
politsn Bank, nos bid. Citizens National Bank,
lis bid, ne asked, Farmers and Mechanics Nat
Bank, Of Georgetown, nos bid. City Passenger
Railroads - Metropolitan stock, III bid. n
asked; Metropolitan Bonds, SIS, NJ. & s,
S bid. sundry List-N aiionai Thester bonds, J.
& j., p. c., rs bid; Masonic Temple bonds, +.
4 A, 6per gold, "a bid, Washington City Gas
stock, Il BID; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preferred
bonds, ss. iI bid; Arlington Fire Insur-
Insurance Co. stock 10 bid: Sorsoran Fire Insur-
and Geo. 5. Co stock lao bid District Securisies-
district Of Columbia Per. imp, Is, J. J,
L9i, IS bid MAJ ket stock bonds, -, J. & lSs2 s5
bid; Wser Stock Bonds, & j.. 1901, rs bid: do.
DO. DO, 1903, es bid; Funded Loan Congress 36s's
n. A.. large. 1924, 69s bid, 70ls asked. do. do
email e9i bid, 7ei asked Nv sshinstp On Five Year
Ger 10, A. s ISIS, ioe1 bid, ioih askel, Ten
BOpds, (Leg.,l 6s, NJ. N, Isba % bid: Uert's OF
Stock, tiss3p 6's, J. o, at pleasure, 81 bid;
Ches q. Canal ct lls47 6s, y at pleasure,
2bid, tGeorgetownHGen1 stock, ST. Al. 20. !.
h lssl, R Is bid; do;;s,:J 6o6 a, Llessare, 9
8 bid Board Of Public worksHcertiscates
ssked do. lis, g bid, 20 asked do. ls76, 50 bid,
GO asked do. ISL, 50 bid 90 asked do. ISIS, Sc bid,
90 asked: do. Series. - bid 81 asked; Certificates
Sewer. S :, J. j.. loi4I7, "a bid 30 asked W sier
Certificates. SIS. 1877. ~ bid, % asked.
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Collision on the Bnltimo
tomac Rafirc re ana 70


NO HUxAs II Sfs LOST rSEIUSArEIf
Yesterday an coon an accident occurred
r'. - station, on the Baltimore and
- y railroad, nearly 10 miles from the
u, Oct fortunately no loss of human life
ensoed. II appears that the New York
freight train, in charge OF Conductor Thomas,
narily passes the local freight north at Oden-
the latter was not to leave Washington until
the siding to await the passing at that point
OF the limited express from New York, due
In washington at 4:l0 p. m. While thus
arrived. and also took the siding. or attempt
ed to take 10. This train, having attached to
IL number OF cattle cars In addition to the
II Was eS Sonpa WAS very Long one, and
had approached as close as possible that the
switch, which IS one-fOurth of a mile long,
was insufficient to hold both; two of the stock
cars and the caboose still being on the main
track at the south end OF the switch, and di-
fectly
IN THE WAY OF THE COMING PASSENGER
TAIN.
1t then became the duty of the local freight
men Gorge Sample, condUctor) 20 send out
signal man TO warn the Linn ted Express of
the danger. a f9oman was tiereupOn sent
forward with danger signal-a red fiag-but
he had not reached POINT more than Two
hundred yards north OF the station when the
- limitCd' appeared under iUlI headW ay,
being at that time about eight minutes Oyer-
due, having been detained at Oi5ntOl by q
hot box. I he engine was NJ. I. aud in charZe
of Mr.. kingbaum, with Mfr. VIM Price q,
fireman. kingbSdm seeing the warning at
tempted TO apply the air brake. and also
save the signal 10 apply the haud brakes.
zone sharp, shrill whistler bat for some al.
explained cause
The AIR BRAKES DID NOT WORK WELL.
and before the speed 81 the train could be
checked the two cattle cars ard the coaduc-
tors cabCOSe, previously mentioned, were
struck and carried by the collision about twO
hundred yards from the rest Ot the ira VA.
. These cars were completely wrecked, and
six beef cattle and four hogs were XII He'd or
Both the engineer and fireman, IeSsrS. Krig-
baum and Price, before the train was struck,
see irg their danger,
JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES,
and escaped any serious I'M ury, The iOrmC~
only receiving a few scratches about the
face The engine was quite badly damaged
I by striking the train, but the limited cars
sides scratched. There were but few passen-
gers on the express train. and this niShap
caused much excitement among them, and a
delay Of some hours was caused by the fol-
lowing trairs-the limited Washington day,
accommodation and ma "A trains. all arri ,ing
between and 10 o'clock. This accident
caused much ill-fecling among those de-
Ifined, and the air was blue with curses
This accident should warn the MAJ gers OF
tie road TO hurry up he work on their don-
bic track If they wish TO retain the patron
age of the travelling public. The Officers
state That there is little excuse iOr the local
freight signal man and attribute the accident
To the fact that he did not 20 far enough ffJm
his train to signal the approaching train
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a SPTRTTUALTST'S SUICiDE.-A telegram
nom Toledo, IN, July %, says-This NOM
Ing, al about nine O'Clock. Or. PaSchGl Pev-
erly Randolph, who claimed 10 be a nephew
Of John Randolph. or Virginia, aud the author
ot "fTeac amite Man. and n large number OF
phys .ological, spiritual, and theological
Hofks, ana HE founder OF tie sect known as
ROsiciuc!ans, who bel eve thar ali rover
comes through love; that love is akin = go =
lin IS, and through il God is reached, mir
afl~S performed, the future unveiled. Sc
shot himself jhrOu "a the head and dieI in
stautly. R1ndolpb had been on & drum ken
spree for several days, and was mOrbiily
jealous OF bis wife. lie was 2 boat 80 years Of
age, a roe scholar, aud had trav5}C an over
the world, but was lunatic as to religious
matters.
n-..ll.c c.L.c-.
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DEATH or AN AGED WOMAN IN Po-
LICE Gillian Old woman named Jane
dcGiennau was taken To the SEVENTH pre-
cinet tion-nouse, IN what was supposed
10 be Bn intoxicated condition by Officer
LAWYER last evening. and laid In a cell in "a
easy position as possible. During the night
The station keeper, In his rounds looked i'm to
Inc cell. where she appeared to be sleeping
About O'Clock Officer German called her
and receiving no answer he opened the door
and discovered that she was dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

THF MARINE BAND AFFAIR-Tbe (P,r<7l-
tct' THIS morning published a communication
signed &" liUdcT." Nothing better could have
Oeen done IN behalf OF Mr.. Schneider. The
reasons are es follows: Every good citizen of
tbs city will easily understand by reading
the remarks OF the Chronicle AID the con-
trlDnted articles published in reference 20 the
excellent leader of the Marine Band. II re-
YNlres hut little sense To point out his SLAM
Gers, which the intelligent public of Wash
ing,on fully appreciate. VERITAs,
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AR2Es~ 90 4 DESPERATE NEGRo.-Yss-
te4tiay. Es;ec-i,a AcDey II, Hof.riug dglt
going o.. ~ t1-CSE Two cJlarsa n GA ia the
Division arT1stt4 one LtrBcI iOGu JOriaa.
On TIC va - tfe station house the prisoner
rc9lt g. rH0rf 90 cape when - desperate
t2Lt el-Ued. Inc Degro being Of muscular
frame APPEARED 10 oe gsiUIs The best Of Il,
WLeE SeEgtsUf IfnsH.D.e Az CHEER SutfOf,
r2Eze Ug ana JOrdSn was rUc ~ IN double
Cui,k fiIae. 0.dcer sutton afterwards ar
ftstef. tuer.CS Johnson, aJCttCT ccsCrod ma
b-,lL .sla Z 20 llsC same gang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

CORAL, Jet. and amethyst, dead gold Lake
George diamonds, and Colorado sapphires in
Plate and gold, received at Priggs jewelry
store, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, near IL
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

MCsIC.-When music, heavenly maid, was
young, she sang 10 the people paw special
Improvement taxes through J. C. Lay 4 Co..
% ~ street.-ACp
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army, who has acquired a rather un en- viabIe
potoriet v fer an assault upon a young lady
in railway carriage in England, was YES
tury rendering verdict OF not guilty Of at
tempting 10 ravish, but guilty OF Indecent
assault. Color ell Baker was sentenced to i'm
t1, as- en- 10 Twelve TINS and to pay a
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

ALLEGED CRUELTY TO A SIsTER-A case
aitrost parallel to the Eerrigues cruelty
49, 49,, Nh1ch created So much excitement la
Philadelphia some years since came to Iie,t
~ That city Saturday. The police iron. in
formation received, visited q house on Maion
street., atd there, In an apartment reekfrz
with filth, and no ventilation, found rs
eIDaclatsd form OF TaviUg maniac who -
appears, has been kept in close confiuemp,t
without the knowledge OF any of the neigh
bors- The sisters OF the unfortunate WOMB
named Catbarine and Amanda Troxell, were
taken into custody, and Mary, the victim,
Was removed To the insane hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
How 10 Dose yellow Sacfg.


To The EGi,or ofHe ohio S,dfe Journal.
During lay residence in BUenos Ayres /
passed through that fearful pestilence. the
''yellow fever" where p n00 died In ten
weeks. After the following treatment was
adopted many were saved
Put the patient into a hot bath, with plenty
or mustard mixed with the water. When
taken from the bath rub him with 6anuel,
put 10 bed and cover with five or six blankets.
the result will be, in few minutes, pro-
fuse perspiration. BE careful not To chilli the
patient. Soon after the bath give n large
dose OF castor oil After this guard the apne-
Ute well, for there Is strong desire 10 elt. II
tbe patient is much exhausted after the ope-
ration OF the oil, give small quantities of
Champagne.
think most cases can be cured by this
treatment If taken In time r. c. X.
A BEAUTIFUL PARLoR ORNAMENr.-h
beautiful ornament for the sitting room can
De made by covering a common glass tum-
Dler with moss, the latter fastened in place
by sewing-cotton wound round. Then glue
tIied moss upon saucer, into which set the
lumber, hlling Ii and the remaining space in
tne saucer with loose earth from the woods.
Plant the former with variety of ferns, and
IN, me latter with wood violets: On me edge Of
Inc grass also plant some of the nameleSs lit
Tie evergreen vines which bears rcd (Scarletl
berries, and whose dark, glossy, ivy-like
Ioisse VIII trail over the fresh blue and white
OF The violet with beautiful effect. Another
COCO plan is TO hll a rather deep plate VITA
some OF the parneless, but beautiful silvely
ana light green and delicate pink MOSES,
which are met with in prOfusiOn i'm ali
swamps and marshes. This can be kept
lrekh and beautiful as long as il il not neglect
ed 10 water 1t profrlsely once a day. II must,
on course, be placed in the shade, or the mo
VIII blanch and die In the centre OF this a
clrmp of large azure viOlets should be placed
scolng some curious lichens and pretty fun
gus growth from the barks OF forest trees, and
rev cones, shells, and pebbles.
NEW JERSEY is the place where the asse;-
sor ceases from troubling, and the tax-ti ghter
- al rest Last year the states receipts We're
so III ,2s IN excess OF the expenditures and
me trenton Gezette triumphantly says:
THE taxpayers OF our state looking abroai
NJ ihe Wasieful, extIavagant, or dishonest
use g! public money, too Common aronnd us,
nay cerive nom the facts and figures here
presented the comfortable refiectf0n Ihaf ia
New Jersey at least the public fund NOT
lavished in useless display, nor waste, nv
dishonest or ipJud!eioas legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 3-rhe Posts financial ar
ticle say: From " hst we hear The statement #
Duncan, sherman & Go will 0pt hs readT Cor sngne
time. Gold opened at ll2s. sold at n2sSalA w n ID
O'Clock, since which time sales have been a. lztas1
The rates on gold loans have been fat aud lal
pr cent. per snnrm for use, Foreign exchange IL
nominaily 4S75s aud 59U5a for prime bankers ster-
ling. ana actually ar yesterday. The money mar.
ket shows change as yet, call loans being aslly
ohtainahle at per cent and the quotation teinc
Hsa2. Prime mcrcantile paper i 4a5 with a trw
choice names to be had better than 81 per oeuf
Goyernm n bonds are slightly higher inRn yegtcr
DAY. The stock market Orened with slight change.
ana IN the hrs hall hour docliU Il with LAX Sho.c
and Ohio and Y 'sissIppi most iCti.e and weakest
tt" market then bee ane strong. AMI ha5 since, n
a small volume business. advanced 1fa%, and In
Guiding Michigan Central Per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

THINGS LOOK BLACK for the people Of
these United States. Capen, the weather sage
OF New York, announces that cater Wednes-
Gay a CONCLUSIVE or earthquake period en-
fers, running through the first week of An
aust, and strongly affecting the weather"
lice, the renowned and successful weather
wiser OF 81. Louis, announces one OF his uuri-
vailed VeDusian perturbations for the 5tb of
august. Besides all this, there will he two
moons curing August, which are supposed to
IoreOOde more than an usual allowance of
DIAL waves. Taking IL all round, there is
prospect OF great deal too much weather i'm
August. The prudent citizen, however will
not take fright and move into his cellar lest
the floods seek him there; neither will he
take refuge In his garnet, lest the hurricane
overthrow his domicile and cause him TO
perish Chicago Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
@NBARsfSsASfttstSrTiEk d HNSSsk 90,
MARNlANn

. The undersigned having leased fhe afa,Ve -ama.
hoiei vii br prepared this sesson Co orer .up-toF
sCuhoohuons u Ladies aud Geutemsu ~ h. are
he AR Is Pnre, eting located near IL Sugar iosi
hSur tain. ~ also Commands a. extended tIr. ~
the Blue Ridge. Mountains ana fhs sr-r,,, 49,.
c.nntry. Wishing aud hunting In ahpns anca con
roerahle inpToN orlrft- have been nse 10 ta huls-
Tug since last summer. such bath room &c ~.
seout half mile from BArnt :. llis depot IN M NJ
trcm Washington. ~ & 1
Terms: 81 pr dsJ, and nom ssto ere p.r wa.s
Atut rcn uCdtT Il sd -ervauts half rTic. For en-
,tsr ir'orT'at0r serlf - or address a. 4 RAl,
bbff, Barrosvfi'a. Montgomery CO. Nj. snIa-tSIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

aF1he Oldest journalist on the star q, the
Cleveland PlaiDdealer sums up his expert
ence ne follows: "No man cal Keep h4b.tual
company with n cCckToaCL and be chcartal."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

For Moth Patches, Freckles ana Tan, asa
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckls
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimpies on The
race, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe'7y's Ippfored CoDleCtO1Ie Cqid PialpIe < ~
t1,i, he Great Skin Medicine, OF consult Dr
b. q. Perry, s9 Bond street New York, t51:
TIE sINeER SEWING MACHINE sales o
io'z were ~ Abs. VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

THF NATIONAL SAVINGS BAEx, corner Of
new YORK avenue and 18th stree, pays per
cent per annum or deposits FOR e2ch calendar
month. Banking hours 20 4 Hatariays,s
10 ana 10 Z. 1lJ3, 1sGi6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
The Markets.

BhLrIMoSR, August 3,-NirgiAia 6'5, peslrr-. %,
40, Consolidated. 51zs; West Flrginis-, S-3 NORTH
Carolina :, old "a; do. new, 10. 10. special ..N
bio 70 day. Sugar quiet bDt arm, Il All.
BALTIMORE, August S.-CottOu tTnlsr; midfii'g
pomiusliy ia. Flour active and strong, 2b ceut-
higher for Baltimore srade--HS~.rd street super,
sea; CO; City Mills Rio brands, 25a5 50 do. FAM
B, SIS, Other grades unchanged. Wheat activs
snG strong: cents hsher-No. western amber,
-; mixed do, l.f7: No. 2we5teTD red, AZ Penn
syl anls red l. 40; Mary lard red, ga, 50: do am
be-, l!2tls IS. do. white, pal So Corn active AID
higher Tor western dull and oil for southern white
southern white, Sbas6; do. yellow, uouinaily, =:
western MIXED, SO aSi Oats firm and uuchanVsI.
bye dull 9Ja9S Hay steady sHd unchanged. rro-
visions quiet ard steady. POrk-2l .75a22 CO. Bulk
m. ats nominal! y-shoUlters, 9a9. clear rib sides,
l2i4 'o9se packed, 9lltl2.s Bacon >teadv-shouI-
ders, lOait,c clear Tib sides, ls5zGlJs. Hams az
aliH- Lard steady-refnod, ia. Butter ST 9l9
aud unchanged Petroleum UNCHANGED Coffee
qui6t ont strong and unchanged. Whisky hrm. =?
NEW YORK. August Stocks DAN AM s.eaiy
Money. Ia Gold, l2s1. Excharge long. sS7Jk short
H0 Governments doll. and Ii.'le better Tor .n..
NEW foBk, August S.-FlouT hrT.. Wheat finn
Corn steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
CIT ? 1T E us.

$50 10 $1,000 has heeu invested In SuCcK
PRIVILEGES and paid 800 per cent. profit. Vow
Tumhridge & Co, Bankers, 2 wall street,
New York. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ISSUED as
follows since our last:-Simon Ashton aud
knsaiie Smart. HeHry Lukel and Msrga ret
Peterson. of Washington; John W Wariuc
niia Johnson and Willie Annie Grissat Chas
W. Lewis and Lizzie Queen, Henry Jones
and Virginia Fletcher. Jerry Graves and
Caiherire kotts, of " ashington; Philip Hart
OF London, and Martha Virginia CaSsell, of
Washington; James Kelly md Elizabeth,
William +. Dennison and Florence Cook,
John TayioA Lewis and Helen ". Jennings
OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
Corns, Vascular Fyc,ssr.rccs

Corns, Vascular Excrescercrs
BuniorS. lngrOwing Nails, &c, successfully
treated at DT. Whites establishment, 635 I5iiI
street, opposite the Treasury Hours: from
> a. m. 10 p. m. Fee, - per visit. Owing 10
press Of business during Office hours DR..
white is unable to attend patients al resi-
denccs, except after .. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03
SUMNER RESORTS.
ENcHaNGE HOTEL,

situated On the highest point on the MO
iaod rs,ircsn " miles from Nashingto with morn
ing and evening trains each Way. fan f,r r,oooa
trip, 81 IS The hotel l. new With a0rhls r.er,hs,s
the entire length. The rooms we'll furns.h..f-
aud the diniEs rcom cool and airy. The country 1.
~ healthy a. any In the world, and Their are ne
mus uitoee. hoaFoerr ~tthou, children rreferr,sl
lehAn fRANCIs J. CANNnN Pr.,nri...,-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

Mr.. Moody addressed meeting of
80 ,oC0 people al Wrexham last Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

n he ofsoe q ne LYoOhIHG FIRE ISsru-
ANCA COnfAEl has been kEAovKD 10 Rs,@ ~
20, LIE prot Building, corner o. ana sth ~ - -.
5hk stsunch CID Company bse been IN oporssios fox
eSe-e S.ktbSELL BABE, Ase.t, }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

lN0HEHb LOAN OFFICE, C0rsG Of 7D sves
~ aad Nes lors Aressd, entrance CT New -
York syenue. The most private Loan OftoexV0
IN the city. Money loaned 81 the lowest rate I
cf fnterest on Gold and Silver Wstchet, Dismon6G
Pists snd Plated ere, ans, Pistois, LstiesS nj
xlne. dSr9x -
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LUMBER. &c.

| UMBER!
LUMBER!
LUMBER
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-31
Sheriff S Sales.
sYs'i John ,IIssMddfety, sa.i1ssJudgncnt

eP5 Se1pA@SsgaauI fasSYs(t tsounRmcnt
Morv r. o,;sor MS .1n,x l4ti11it a3'ri;il
Thos. Oliver, decd, Mary f.
Oliver, Frederick X. Oliver,
Rachel =. Spigncr, Lawrence Of
Marshall and Harriet S. Mar
shall his wife, JUDY e. Oliver,
Sallie NJ. Oliver, Annie Mel
lie Oliver, Julia Thomas Oil
lerpld Hafion Lee Oliver. Foreclosure
fNsyHSue Of the Judgment herein, i will
selI Rt phPlic auction, to the highest bidder
1t OfahgebGrg G. H., on the first Monday in
August next, during tho lcga! hours Of sale,
the following real estate, viz:
All that lot or parcel of land with the
building thereon, in the town of Orange
burg, opposite the Court House Square and
bounded South and East by lands of Bull,
Scovill & Pike, North by lot lately Of Rel
ton Jefferson and West by 4 II II Z Z stieet.I
Terms-Cash enough g pay 1.-THE n,no,pt
due upon the bond, and mortgage of lie
plaintiff, with interest from the 19lh May,
1876, and the cost Of these proceedings and
the taxes upon the estes of the late Thomas
Oliver, and the balance upon credit until
the lst day Of January, 1876, secured BY
bond Of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day Of sale, together with mortgage of
the premises, the purchaser to have tho
privilege of paying all cash. Purchaser TO
pay for papers and recording.
Orangcburg c. IT,,
July IL, 1873. SO. C.
july II 81
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TO R ENT0. 0,,5 E, bss.isss' ,,''s,,. g

TO RElasIs. y hssass.. ss,.a.
The Store under HaiispfItEsHs&l
Co, now occupied by F. DeAiaEss ot9 !sess,, e.
ion given after the first of AnGusha8 15ssi rsc
For further informatioliaapplsst
Perrcyclcar, Acting Foren1saas IF I..E. H:s&7
l.. Co. m .S'nsY o.
Orangebrrg, S. c., July.lSth & 1s75Ili,, rb
L. II. WANNAaf.AK }dR,tS6c.zao
july II 1875 Stha
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-31
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THE NATIONAL BOARD,

OF HssbS7Ts a.iaaT
Fire UnderW4ssaitsg,rlXA ts,lXs : s.,,ss,. 4;
HEREBY oFEERas ,rnsA III.
A Reward Of TWO HUNDR ED sand
FIFTY DOLLARS for the'aetetai5i,, con:
viction and punishmcnt Of the party or
parties charged witlrthe crime Of afsoliI III,
firing the premises situate at @ rangsb S..
c., belonging to G. S. SHIRER, on Juae,
9th 1875; said Reward willsbepaidonlS on.
due proof being Furnished tlse T. toutive
Committee Of the oonvis1leh 'a ahaa. .aetpal spall
punishment ofsaid criminals.
BY Order Of the Executive Committee,
- - STEPHEN sGRQ QsAVEI. I.L,sr.tS
sam aEhairrhap.i b
Now York, June % 1s75a,s,ssf. y. saas
Ba- For further information tn apply rM {el l.,' =
KIRK ROBINSON !.
!gsRgE Insurance. .sss, .Agtss
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, 1875-10-26

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