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RLsSb.Ss DRUGGISTS.

There is y" case "!' Dyspepsia Iia
Hf"en's august Flower vii! no. cure. Come
'o.'ir Drug Store Of pr. 4. G. DUKES.
an ing''r" al.ont il. II y,u ,uii3r from
t"-tivcnr.s, Sick Headache. Sour stomach.
Indigestion, Liver cornpl::nt, Or dcrangs-
nrn' ot he System. Try it. Two or ,l,rcc
.hos's |iiNrriidyo 5on. s.
i'M,thcc's t'c: Syrup smow sold ii,
aycrE town "n'l c;ty,i The United States
We have moi less 'l.an ivc hundred, letter.
nom. pr"sgi>!-. SAYING j, i. the les; n,eii-
"inr they ever rcls for Consumption Th.oa,
ori Lung dia?ass. Sample 'eoils Of either
20 nhn'r. l.rsnl;,: size . clf- a,l-a
bl;. &.G.;DUkES
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Dr. J. 6. Wannamal>er expects to
move to-day Or early mex, week TO lis
elegant and tasty store just being
comp!etcd OF the lnt Yves, "f E-s.l... !,
dry goods establishment. lhis place
IS an ornament to the town, not only
from the style and finish OF the store
itself, but from the complete arrange
mcpt Of everything connected with
it.
The Doctor has purchased heavy
stock. Of all varieties Of drugs and
medicines, to arrive at the opening Of
his new store, anI we bcsrcak for him
the hearty supporttwhirh lie 50 richly
deserves.
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pctros Couhcil No. II, r.. & S.. M.
Will meet each Thursday nj 6 o'clock p. NJ.
from lst October to lst April and 1T S
o'clock from lst April to II, October, on
the following dates June 81, July 22, Aug.
l9, Sept. IL, Oct 81, Nov. is, and Dee IL.
". F:IXkAR, IT,.
G. w. BRuSsoS, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. Is, r.. A.. Nj
Will meet each Friday III 6 o'clock +. NJ.
from LIST October to lstT April, and, ,at s
o'clock from lst April to lst October OH the
following dates, June is, July IL. Aug, Is.
Sept 10, Oct. S, Nov. 12. Dec. TO-
". II. .GIRARDEAU, II. =.
". J. DrTREvILLr, Sec.
shibboloth Lodge No. rs, A.. F.: NJ. g.
Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from lst Oct. to lst April and at O'clock
from lst April to lst October on The follow.
ing dates; June 8, July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. Z,
Oct. $, Noy. ., Dec.i7.
JAS. F.TZLAR, ". NJ
JAS. S. 1IEYwARn, Sec. ~
may 20 1875 I'm.
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The Crescent Base Blllcrs were
handsomely entertained by our friend
Billy, and his cstimahlc lady, Of the
McAlichacl house. on their recent
visit to cur Town. This house is fll-
ing, III fact, has already iilled, The
great loss fcl, by the travelling public
i'll The destruction Of Mcrony's hotel
by fire last January. Visitors to our
ti!on'isi';ng Town, either for picasit.c
sor bnsincs: will find thcrcas conltor-
table apartments AMI well sprca5 table
as can be found in any town i'll the
State.
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Several valuable pieces Of property
arc advertised i'll or columns ior sale,
in this place. some By parties Who
necessity compcls 70 change their resi-
dclcc or.busincss.
We would call attention to the adj
vcrtisement Tor sale ola neat li!llcrcsi,
dcncc next door to Mr.. KIrk Robin
son. The place is healthy, with good
water &c, and is very desirable Tor a
small family
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L. O @ a i. :.

We see that the BIackvillc .Su,.
goes for the Barnwcll Sentinel Pitch
in Sun Ce); friend Brunson must pro
vide an umbrella to ward Off thc sun
strokcs.
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one sccre' o. the grea, strength Of
Mcs.r<. Izlar & Dibblc, as q law firm,
'as Been discovered BY US. In addi-
ton to ts,eir professional signature,
lzlar & Dibhlc, one signs on tic right
ehc other on the left, Of an entry.
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Any ono desiring to enter into the
c"mpc'"tivc examination for the ar-
lmntment to The scholarship in the
University Of South Carolins will no
lice the advertisement Of the School
Commissioners ilr another column.
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PIJILOSOPIIICdL--

PUILOSOPJIICAL--
cold Steve soliloq,lizcs tl,usly /:
Gel beat my vie, den any 5niggcr
Kin sot on dc jury to try dat, but
now 'spose buy u pice oh Ian All
wen dun pari,r it sumbody say,
Steve dat title aint good you tinls |
want 4 niger or chybody on dat jury
woi kant reed? not by Il fd-.-n site"
Steve then adjusted himself comiorta-
bly, on the door step, and we walked
l.omc bewildercd by the conundrum.
Mr.. Livingston, tho contractor for
the new court hol;so has begun work
in earnest. He las purchased Il piece
Of land near The town, and from itlhns
already turned ont'scyrral thousand
bricks, which are being rapidly placed
in position Tor burning. Tie build
ing requires some seven or eight hun
drcd thousand bricks apd5Mh Liking
s;on intends yct,ingftlictn, all ouUAherc,
his is home enterprise.
n y -.------~aEsrzz4. -.<=S.s.s.-..------- sr,
We ohiittsdli lin-our la4s iasuc TO
notice the appointments made by His
Excel'cncy for this PLACE. IIhey ara T:
L. DcAl;,rs, census takcr.
'Wm. II GirarLca7', trial justice for
Orangcburg.
q. ]. browning. trial Justice for
Fuglcs.
5 L. Mcllichamp, notary public.
Mr.. DcNIars has already entered
upon his work, ami viii soon, either
III person or BY his dcputics.,pay each
OF our citizens y visit.
Mr.. MeIIichamp too is ready ,,t,.
any business III his line.
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q house divided, &c, cannot stand,
&c. This We lopo Will not prove
trne in the rcmodelling Of friend
IiGhttoot's store Oh Rnssrl street.
Pun il all down, man, and give us
IN iron front. No one il town better
able to afford it.
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{. O. q. z.

Edsto Lodge 10. 81, Meets At Odd
Fellows Hall every Monday evening III $
o'clock, from Goth March 10 10th Sept. and
at Z, o'clock from 20tl,' Sept. 10 2Dth March.
w. j. BARTON, y. G.
i. pcMARS. See
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Our Devil says. please thank Mr..
Fischer for . pitcher Of iced emonnde
5cnt 10 The press room. We do SO
with Tie greater pleasure, as We
helped to sample it.
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Admins istlatOr Sale.

by virtue Of nm orlrrr.oi G,cs Probate
Court, Twill s.lisa, o.,ngclrug' olI,ho salo
lny i'll July next, Tor cash, Aln following.
Judgments and Cioscs IN Action, hc!oneiae.
10 the Estate OF Pr. Wn, A. Cooper, dei
ceased. oMit:
,Iulgncn, vs. 7 $:roman, inr s3O3.-;5.
. - tkf., I}h.kcnbakcr, ,:9l.S7.
, : Daniel Slmlcr $500.
! (" a L Shnlcr, f9a.2j.
. NSkcllcr, sG03l.
A!so DEGREES against varions partics ror
sums varying from 81 20 Sln. Also ali
ether Nhoscs in Action belonging TO said
csla'c JOINS. G. HUFFMAN,
jun, Pot Alm'r.
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TOWN esOTyNGyys.

This body meets every second Tuesday
after the first Monday Of each month FOR
the transaction Of regular business.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion
requires.
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DIED
On Saturday last the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Crook. Death is
busy among our little ones, and as the
tiny coflins pass through our streets
they tell painful~etory Of sore and
bereaycd hearts. We sympathsc
deeply with these parents III the loss
Of their first born.
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Our old ard esteemed friend ccle-
bratcd his birthday on Tucs-
day last, long may he remain, 10
cheer lis with his sunny smiles, and
gen;cl companionship.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19

Mesers. 1zlar & Dibblc have one or
the most complete law Offices in the
State. It is really comfort, these
hot days, to spend an hour or Two in
their coy and cool'rooms, even leaving
out the treat always in store for a
friend rich harvest Of culture witand
humor from the Captain. 1Yc take
rock in ours.
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GROWTH or ORA S'GL.B jlLG-

GROWTH or ORINGEB UEG
Tic Slate census Of 1860 carefully
taken gave Orangcbdrg Il population
iot' 1867. The census or 1915, only
six years later, shows total approx.
mating closely to 1900. IF time per
mittcti, We would horrowla cut Of Il
game cocl; from sumter county and
sickit over this showing. on bet
We will have onc ready for 1883.
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pUPLIC IrEI,L.S-

PURLIC H,E'LLS-
Would il hot be G oci move on
the part Of our City Fathers to have
say, thrcc OF four wells dug on lhc
prlr cipal streets, for the acconlmoda-
ton no! only Of the citizens OF tho
town, hut Of our country friend: also,
Cpon arriving i'll town on our hot
sunllner days,a y supply Of good water
is grateful 10 both man and beast, and
the only way to procure it now, is by
entering into private lots, and this
frequently results III damage to the
party's well and fencing. Ifthc town
is in funds, VIC trust that lis officers
will take this into consideration.
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We have heard, with SORROW, OF the
death Of Mr.. John G.. kennerly ut
his home III tho Fork. Mr.. IS. had
been living and planting in that sec
ton for over forty years, and leaves
behind him most cnviabIe character,
as a Just md upright man, We join
with his afflicted family and friends
IN mourning bis loss. 1t is another
good man gone.
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Mr.. Van Tas<cl, the County Audi
tor, rcqucsrsssus to say that lie will be
at Livingston's Mills Oh Friday 25th
inst,mt instead OF Monday, and urge
upon all parties conc crnce 10 be there
OH the above day, prepared to make
their returns. This is well worth the
attention Of, parties living in that see
ton, rs they may save themselves both
money and trouble.
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1, NOTICE.
QFl] GE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

NN,SGHnrRe, COUNTY.
June 18th 1870.
( IN accordanrs ui.h m Ac;'o E'lahl,ht
ccrtapp state sehSlar-liips il The rfiiyqysi-
s Of S,u;h Carolina, Ii. Beard 81 Co,n,,y
$ghor Examiners vi. .~!da At hi, county
seat On Monday, 9Th ias Of lnly, 1875, :.
tree public competitive examination of
'aoSe "hT'lesiye % a@ail themselves Of the
ADVANTAGES offered by lie STATE Scholarships
established and pro,;,'cd for l,y Tie atorc-
~Hia Act All parties lesiring to compete
'or ''.sse Scholarships must report ii,cn,-
seiyc' to The Eoa'd 81 ESamincrs on The
above dAt".
THOMAS rnlLLirs,
County Schocl Commissioner
G.angcburs County
Jane IS 81
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Sheriff S Sales.
-3utigIncntr
} ni,na We Monrer


54::: ,; NV o'iy:;: / %iss:i 'sS NM M & 5I
Rachel q. Spigne, Lawrence OF
Marshall md Harriet s. Mar. So
-l..li li- wife, ,IYhy G. Oliver,
Salie NJ. Oliver, &uric( Nei- I. l}lfG
!c Oliver, j u.i;, Thomas Oil ~.
!cr ;t'tl M:,io,i J.cc Oliver. Foreclosure
E!v virtue III The !,,ulsu,cn! herein. will
sell =; rehiic anr;iM, 10 The highest bidder,
n 4, nra"ssb"sg >.js,. Mor.l:.y il
the ul!u.,!l..s real tEI:stc. 3fsssaIsy
~ thai 10; or parcel ot land with tie
hniiding thereon, in .l,c town OF Orange.
burg, opposite t',. C,ir, Iiu,>.. Square md
i,"nlidod So',,h an,l Ea,, by Ian,s Of l:uli,
ScoriE Il l':kc, North ly o, lately Of Bel
Ton Jefferson and West bv sweet.
Terras; naash cnoi;aE tto PAY. tlfc S;::s:'itN,'
''nr ':!cr II,e len', SnE yin"rid,3.a uf' 'ti,.
rlaH''t!, %i;:i iG,trcii from liic 10 Il May.
1872, ard tIc to,i oi thcSa proceedings and
the ,aNtH up'lt!;r r,les vi the late I llonla~
Oliver n;n' Tho iinlnnr- MOI, Z, credit un,ili
The = day q! Januaryr. 1876, sys,uved by
bone Of The purchaser bearing intrycs, i.vn,
the day Of sale, together with a mortgage u
Tie premises he pirrlla.er to have ,he
privilege nt paving al ca.I, puruIase,, 10
Pay Tor papers :nd rccur,iMs.- ,,rtr-
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NOTICE.

s4s s+Noliec B BisI,herebylsgiyy a the Annual
Meeting .M 'hcYT.,X F.YHj:ES ofOranys
seliio"l District sNos 20, 9n be held at
Browns sc4eop lIoisg iuSashe Town Of
oringcburs o. the twcnty-si~th day Of
June 1915, ut i2 O'clock NJ
Parties Interested are particularly re-
qnc'trd 10 be pron,p, In attendance H. The
purpose s. the mev.ipss i. is to lsvy a,TAA
for School PURPOSES for the fiscal year com.
,'.'i1' ''eiu1ciEngsl|g Engsl|g 4 9rSHt a ioof0e.Ybsr 1921 "a
Y. p. EOW-MAS.
II ID ac!rrFF Ylf,Ppptfl p lf fef fiji ffFgM.lses. M
Jhhc X 1879 1t
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SheriimEs,'s. Sales =.

Ro oAASA'sS AA7if0I :kDt9hSSa val!
By virtue Of snndry E:lccn,ioCs 7lormssai,
reccd, | Will sell 10 IL" laIi,at bidder.
AZ Orangcbpr. c. H.. or ,he III kSTi
MONDAY in July n.9l, for cash all
The right, title and interest Gf! ,hEI}c-
trn'ants in The following property, viz. !.
al that p.t..t,ticn o,. tract ar l;.nl il
Oru"cburs County continuing 800 acres,
more or lc. boi,,i}',:d ~ ah,{s 5f j. 'Zoiy,'
Ter, !.nma nrigicr, I. A. !iuyrk aud others,
Lc:ied on as tie property II w z. iHp.ftl
her n the suit Of George Hoiv.r Il. .Nl,l T.
c''n test a'In.xo Of David i. Xcg!+r t!;-'
ceased
.I.,of
MI '!ia, plantation or tract of land in
said c'.inty ,"nl;,iiire .3ll ,crcs more. sur
less. bounded bv lands now or lately Of J
II. Vtaim Snm'i I.ozar,i. y. w. Miller and
J Eozar'.. Levied OF; rs the properly D: J !.
T. u. FoH"c> Al tie suit Of J.. j. Frederick,
,ysA'sAo 81
All hat piece br Parcel Of iind will ,hc
buildings thereon, il. i;li,to Fork iu sail
county. containing Iu acres: .Ihort or le !,
and bounded ,.n Al sides bv lands VI j. II.
ami Mi,t> Eol,cl.. Levied ON ~ the pro
nrr'y OF James. tsiimcn 81 the suit ol H. T..
Rice.
ALSO .-t- y,
| I.ot %: Goods, Wares anI Me!ila.rlizc
Levied Oh ~ the property Of McM;c.rl x
! Hlunc ~ thu .uit Of +. ". Wagner 4 Co
.,,s.. s'.T;i''I- /, ID ",''s" r.n.aA'ys ~
June ~ >,
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WIND IND U.IiL-

WIND .AND UIiL-
Something Of = Tornado accolhpa-
MED Will, hail, passed over the plam.a-
ton Of Ar Wnl. Joiner and some Of
his ncighbors on Saturday nirl.t'ast.
doing great damage I, the cotton and
injnring the corn seriously. Lsnces
and trees were Blown down in scvera!
direction but without injury to any
person or ANIMAL rs fur rs We can
learn.
Again 5cns Monday arscycro hail
ptorn PASSED over 1hc place ol.NIr.
Thos. Phillips and through what is
known rs The Glcatqn nci!slborhool.
Here the Gotten lhs been badly in
jurcd, some parties estimating ~ loss
OF one half the crop, the. corn escaped
with comparatively little damage.
Wednesday q violent wind storn,
burst upon our Town, and at one ,:mc
bcramc 50 5thrcatenins that several
parties moved out Of their houses,
taking part ofi5heir effects witi thcm,
prclcrring the heavy rain to ,hc
threatened dangers Of the Tornado,
which passed OFF however, w;tIor:;
in'iict'ns any material damage.
With al Of these storms passing,
over and arounl us, however, our
farmers are complaining sadly Of q
want Of rain, !:'s tl.at has siscldom :;lc-
co'i''ahici the high winds lately, il
god heavy fall Of rain now, would do
away with The anxious expression on
many q farmers face.
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FIRE AGAIN

+ FIRE AGAIN
We hear that Mr.. ii. O. Smoal had
the misfortune to loose his residence
Aby fire on Sundny morning last, but
8 ..ase;annot give particulars rs to whether
his furniture wns saved or not. Be
tween the tornadocs, fire and l,niJ our
friends in the Fork arc being sadly
damaged
LI0h7.- =
Two more Lamps put up. One at
.Mr. ID. Louis corner and another il
front Of Mcssrs Izlar & Dibbc's Law
office, both placed upon ornamental,
turned posts. ! some ofour citizens
will put up few Lamps between
Dukes Hotel, and the Depot, VIC
would then have our Town lighted
from one end to The other, who Vii
. move in tllc matter?
II
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j. George i,,osc Judgment

Rs ..sis y, iiiiirsr.lysp i5iiirl q and ii ia'.
independent I!uuk aud Lad of
der Company No. | If ;'K 40
angro'irs'S g. ! foreclosure
~ vir'nr Of ;lc iulrmrn, herein. viii
SCI Al puhllG auction is t!e Fl,ishy.s; bidder
u DrnngrGnra C.sif., b. The ErG Monday in
Jny ,tsSI d,Wins the usual l,riro .f,sale,
iht ,oii6w:ne rrai estate. viz:
All that lHu OF ,iant la the t,.wn of Or
aaStpury, Containing oil" and one.cish:h
acf''". more OF less. Also one other lol
adIournlilss tho ab"ye lt:E cbntni,iing niiIr,y-
four .!'ini;r,ili-. ci an sryn, r,nre or le1x,
boundtd J.: Tie FIVE t'Gtch kdnd hMd iaah /.
OF @. NJ. Ei'r man ahriot'.cfso 20, in .,,su
j lSrp',; catshi Ppsfkasyss 70 pay fqr p.-
pcrS an,' recording '.'f' - -
urangsnrrlh III, lsndqm!f sao -i4,,c
i'inr :, ls,5. S.o.c
iu':c 9 ~ 3,
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COL U.KBI.l .MUDDLI1-

r H 4 r ~ ,
We sec that tic citizens, who sonic!
time since grew rcsiivc under the dis
tr!bution Of tlie city funds, and sent a
Committee 10 "sly ont the land" have
nncarthcd some items, rather 10 Tic
discrcdit Of Tic city Fathers. They
cannot understand The the payment
OF several bills, running up into the
hundreds, for sesars, wines, and
sundrics, 90 paid by council, aud
have 50 li'tIc taste, or Judgment as 70
ask chat body 10 resign, and they ap-
pcnrto be III earnest about il TOO, and
keep crying aloud why arc these
things thus
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EASE HiLL
The fist in the series of games be-
tween the Crosconts Of Bambcrg and
the Oranges Of this place, was played
here on Ne,nc' day afternoon, result,
ing in iavor Of the Orange club rs q
score Of aH TO S3. Only one White
wash was made during the game, and
That The Orange boys put up on their
opponents. The game was close and
exciting, The eighth inning showing a
tic Of 81 points cach. The rcxi game
will be played at Bambcrs, aud we
would suggest to our boys, that rs
they arc going whc re the Crcsccnts
arc at home, that they practice i
little more than they have been doing.
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'Nj'RO lEl!EN1,S- IL (


l.Ni'RO l.EAEN7S u aa
We feel satisfied that any person
who will walk through, not ONLY lhc
burn: district Of our Town, but o;hcr
business parts of it,, viii agree will us
IL The view, that rs fur rs tile genera!
good is concerned The great fire Of last
danuary was almost ''bltssinr in
disguise The 'sccIte sof thuitire lhG
best business portion Of our ,,rinciral
street. was occupied entirely by
Wooden bnii!lplngs, some Of good sizoa
most Of them small, and souj mere
Sheds, in one night IN entire square
OF these were swept hWay,s tai I;ine
ho'i sides Of the street, and.in ,licir
stead We nov already have m ;rrar
Of fine, substantial, brick stores. c:,rc.
July constructed, and many Of ,hcm
elegant in, design, there arc bul icw
vacant lots left, and arrangements arc
now going on TO buiidttheim III. there
Is an an oi"newncss sand. liz. .alout
these now, that contrasts very ,,len.-
antly with The dull 2old weather
beaten stores, and RESIDENCES ot the
past. 1t is true some Of our ,ncrch-
ants lost, and lost pretty heavily BY
The fire, yet they have gone 10 work
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N NOTFliHft,3 "A

i tabi1I 10 R9Ha Sf.EBFE9sfsA
Saturday Juno 5,h 1875.
AfA'R RsiHal IlIItIsthlhS 81 li;aa bard bba yf
i rb!s'ssSss atppylHn,!.ya, fiiql Til YfH'gs School
District, NJ 10, the resignation of-AIr.
= 1,eusl J'lIBlG To Ii1SSs a s4'6aa HGtbe eTrus-
tse7 va .1n1ddvrcYp1iIcrstipn, l!is resigna-
ton WAS acc5iHiS;i, = anti Tho ff6n. Srl.oo!
leohih'sssionef 5laybig tcYnuiehlsl Mr..
. ~, :, Fnll' l,,fEa e u hf = lyasancy he was
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

I;r virtue OF an Order OF the Probate
Court, ! will sell at The late rtsi,lcnc. OF
iavfnia Hooker deceased, tho 18th aay OF
June ~ y. 1875, all the personal property
"i said deceased, tinciu,iing her interest il,
thr sr"' nS crr"ps,l consisting Of House.
fianasioa Tools. &c t;c
Terms Cash on delivery. i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-21
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Daily Kennebee Sollrnal.
OLD ORCHARD.
The National Temperance Camp
meeting.
The Fourth Days Proceedings.

Old Orchard Beach, August 20. To-day is the
fourth day of the National Temperance Camp
meeting. The pleasantness of the morning bro't
very large number of people together here, to
listen to the exercises or escape the heat of the
town.
The o'clock meeting, under the supervision of
Rev, S. |. Luce and w. F. Harrington, was taken
up chiefly by the lady Crusaders from the west.
The regular forenoon meeting was given up to
the reformed men. 1t was under the charge of
Mrs. Kent Mason of New Hampshire, and Owen
Chadbourne, leading manufacturer Of Saco who
signed the pledge at the last years campmeeting.
Brief remarks were made by l.. F. Leland, MARI
boro, Mass; J. T. McKelvey, Portland Jordan
Rand, Lisbon; David Potter, Captain Choate and
Mr.. Sweat, Presidents Of the Maine State, Port
land and Haverhill Reform Climbs, respectively
The stories of these men, all recently reformed
interested the audienc greatly and were cffectua
in securing many signatures for the pledge circu-
lated after the meeting.
The one O'Clock Women's meeting was managed
by Mrs. Wittermeyer of Philadelphia, Mrs. Helen
Z. Brown of New York. They succeeded in in
inducing large numbers Of ladies present to pledge
thenseNes W enS aSc Az tSniPeiailee "oih' So'hS
wherever they might be called.
Mrs. Frances E. Willard of Chicago, and Capt
Coyle of Portland presided at the afternoon meet
ing, which was held in the Tabernacle on account
Of threatened showers. Neal Dow made vigor-
Gus Maine law speech, and was literally applaud
ed. Other gentlemen spoke briefly Over 1000
people were present.
AT the evening social meeting the large Taber-
nacle completely filed, and much interest was
evnced.
Hon. Joshua Nyc Of Augusta. Neal Dow, and
Prof. S. 4. Snow Of Oxford Mass, arc among the
latest arrivals.
Excursion.
A large delegation of Litt!eton and Bath, n. H.,
merchants, with their families, have visited Old
Orchard, to-day, as guests Of the Portland Board
of Trade. The party numbered about fifty, and
were dined at the Ocean House, and entertained
in various ways.