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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02
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enttpiirfe :. betreHeno bic unterbriidung
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denei9entbums> on9enommen.
% len, 25. N}oi. Sic r9ieue Sreic
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peldem elm Mann Nomens Miefin9er
ben Weriu6 9ema6t fat, @elb bonn Sc
7 luiten= @cnerol 4oter 8efr ST erpre6en.;
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lid erboten 6u ba6en ben Tiirlten 8is=
marcf Su ermoroen> uno man 9laubt> 6ab
Der N}enl6 9elfersbclfer fat. .Gs miro
6ieriiber cine geri1tli6e llnterlu9ung
einqeleitet >perben.
2onoon> 26. Mai llbr N}orsens.
Sic v9ailD 0lelps" er rfdbrt ppn9Sien, 0oB
BORT ein Mann uerbqftet por6en Iei, bei
peI6tm man einen onpnDmen 8rief por=
fono, BET bic Niferte entbiclt, Bismarf
nm cine Million @ul0en 51 ermor6en.
Ser @erfoller bes @riefes luurbe nibt err
mittelt.
W len. 25. M}oi. 9ie vNeue Treie
8reile" beri6tet> bob eine3ul lommentllnft
Der &oiler BON Oei iterrei6, 9eutl6lano
uno &uBlono eno9iilti9 bel@lo6en NOR
Ben lit. 9ielelbe miro tpobrl'beinli6 in
Gms ltott iinoen.
Yolen, 7. Mai Ser ouf bcute an
9e|ette 2ermin ee9en 1e@s bieli9e 9om=
BERN >uor 0oour6 relultotlos Oob 0os
@eri6t ni6t I'M Stonoe 1T Die Gdum=
libteiten fir bie 81 Snboftirenoen su tr=
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| fdn9nib' einsuri6ten ober pb Die Saft
bon ben GDmberren in Yropincol9e=
| fdn9ni1en on5utretcn 1ei Mdbreno 0cs
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li6e 1i6 am Tenlter 5ei8ten uno oo5 @olf
le9netea1. ytotiirlib purocn perlbieoene
@erbaftunsen porgenommen.
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+ ID 5u 2eobi 3ii + bat Dem 0iter=
+reibii6cn @r5bii6of bon Slmit wcsen
3u,pjeoerbanoelns 9e9en Die Yreubi16en
Maiselete Gin Den .prcubil6en Sbeilen
leines @prengels) 5u 3000Nff. @elobube
perurtbellt.
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oori bon &beinbroDl me9en vluieOerbol'
ter rnbeiuster @ornabme bon geiitli6en
Nnts6onolunsen" 81 $50 90. oo,r 3
WoAen Sc an9nib perurtbeilt wor0en.
- SIM &egierun9sbc5irf Srier linO 32
@ei1tli6e tbeils ans Dem gan5en BcSufe,
tbeils ous cinem Sbeilc beiielben ous9e=
miclenL oo9e9cn elmer aus Dem 9on;en
Bnnoesscbiet. - Sm &egerunsabe5irt
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%. @eiitlibe per6dn9t Die 90n5li6 aus
oem Bunbes9ebict ii6er s, >uo9e9cr nur
eincr neleroin9s oui Der Snlel Jlii9en int
ternirt 1T.
- Ser &coocteur Scr "@iirener 3t9."
erbiclt ,ue9en Yer6ffentlihung oes be-
tannten papltli6en &unbl l6reibens cine
Strofe bon 300 W. o0er 30 Sa9en &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02
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idn9niB. sSu elmer onoeren Nnflo9e ee=
gen benIelben Teoocteur erfannte Der
@eri6tsbof ouf 200 &C.. ooer 20 Gage
@cfdngnib. - @egen BEN &eoocteur Der
uNeuB= Grepenbroider 3to:" la9en 9ln=
flogen Dor, borunter eine luegenSi Sismord=
beleioigung. Gr erf fubr cine breifobeSer=
urtbeiIun9, uno 5luor einen Mtonat II
Sage un6 no6 IA Sage @efdn9nib.
- Sn' Srier lit elm fronSolildcr &C.
16df dftsreilenOer perbaftct porben, neil
ct 1i9 elmer 8ismordbeleioi9un9 l6ulbi9
9enlo9t boben loQ.
- Sic TranS Sistaner . in 9uNcloorf
lino bapon in &enntnib 9elekt luoroen>
oob lie nur mebr in ibrer ei9eucn &ir6t
MeHe leicn oiirfen. 9luberOem lie ibncn>
lo>uie ben nod file uno oa beiinoli=
6en 0}it9lieoern ibrcs Sroens un0 bcu
&apusinern jeOlucoe 9(usbiilfe in elmer
anoern STRIDE pbne @enebmigun9 ocs
Oberpral lioenten itrcn9itens unteriost
wproen.
- Sn Der g Yforre G6renielo besiebcu
Die @eiltli6en laut elmer @erfii9ung
pom 25. Q(pril feinen @ebalt mebr. @ie
erbielten basiel6e aus Der G}emeinoc=
tofe.
- Gdmmtli6c Yiarrer Der @tobt
Ma6en lin0 pl0bli9 ibrer @telung ols
9ofall6ulinlpectoren ent6D6en ,poroen>
>peil le oas Ycrbot oes @an6bu9es Der
biblil6en @e1 1bi6te bon @6umaber ni6t
biai9en uno 5u oelien e(usiubrung ni@t
mttluirfen fonnten.
- Sic. 69lcjiL9e Holts=
un9 9 beridtet 0ab Der Tiirltbildof BON
8rcslou bon Sobannisber9 in Oeitreid
aus Qu9 in Dem prcubil9en 'Wntbeile Der
9iDcef fe lcine smtstbdt9teit fort5uleteH
ge0enfe.
9ur6 6os &lolter9eleb ueroen aus
Der 9i05ele NfIniter pertriehen &opu=
Sincr Troniisfoner, Srauen pom guteu
0irtcn, non oer g0ttli6en GorIebunq>
0lariilen ; fcrner melt iiberSoulen BARN.
berSige @9pel ltern: Glcmens10>pei tern
uno Sran5isfanerinnen. 9l}on nirnalt
Den &ronfen uno 2eiocnoen ibre milorei<
6en . pile9erinnen> nur ous wiitbenoen
b0Qiidem Sap 9e9en oie mojeitatilde
fatboli1d)e Sfirbe.
8riiiel "a. Mai. 9lls beute einc
tir@li6e Yrosellion ourd) Die @traben
5og, wuroc lie DON. Noltsbauf fen an9egrifz
fen uno Die &ciben our9bro9en. Sic
N&it9lieoer oersg golisei bieben mt blanter
Woffe Elm un0 perbofteten 10 Gubeit0rer
Sic D}it9lieoer Der Yroseilion flii6teten
ii6 in bena@barte 1duler uno 5erl ltrcuten
li6 1pdterbin.
Yaris, "a. W}ai. Yrdiiocnt Diac
Ma6on bat an alle curopdil6cn D&d6tc
Elm GunOl6eiben 9eri6tst> porin ct per=
lid)ert baB feline &e9ierung Die frieolid=
1ten Mbli9ten be9e uno au6 Die fron56=
lil6e Station BON feinem &rie9e ober un<
frcunoli6en @ermidelungen NIT ouslrd:r
ti9en Md6ten etwos luiNen piQ.
--Bi1 @ # $ einri6 uon g i
! al 1T an 12ten Mai na6 tur5em &ran<
fenla9er 9eitorhen.
9 Berlin, IS. Mai. Die &e9ierung
fat aus SSur9t Dor 9ubelt0rungsu alle
proceii iiionen aus Mnlab oes Subildums
perboten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-02
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Q8beeling. 6. M. No., %, Moi. 6eute
friib fono in Der oi6t eefiillten ct. Sa=
mes Gotbeorole Die Gonlecrotion oes
9o6,p. s. s. &ain sum 8ii9pf ser Di1=
ccle Mbeelins itatt. @rpbe 9cle9atio=
men ous biefem nno onoeren Gtoaten
waren anpeieno. Sic Teier luar oie int
polantelte, ueltbe je bier 9eleben >uuroe.
Sn Der proce1iion be fonoen lr9 "a 9iO<
celanprielter> 80 bobe @eiitli6e aus an
beren DiDcelen, Bil6of &o1ecrans ppn
Obio> Die @il66fe> S'9oro, @bonabn
uno 9ominid bon pcnnlplpanien. Ser
Soo6w. @rsbildof Bailey nobm rnter
MIlilten5 oer Sil60fe Gibbons BON Did,
mono, @o, uno 8efer bon Milmin9ton
Die Gonlecration Dor. Yfa9oem Der Grs=
bil6of leinen @iB am 9lltore eingenom=
men botte, lpur6e ibm ser neuernonnte
8il6of pon Dem 9o6lu. Bi1 1dof @ibbons
por9eitellt. Ser @r5biibpf nobm ibm
Damn ben Gio ab, iporauf ct li9 an ben
Mltar be9ab, Elm Yonti ficalamt feierte,
uno bann sic ei9entli6e Gonlecration
pornabnl. Ser 9o6m. 8i19of @ibbons
DieIt Die @9iubpreoi9t.
@prinsfie 10, M}oi1, 27. 0}ai.
Sic fron56{l9= =totbolil3e STRIDE in 9ol=
pote brannte beute Nbeno ob unb 60
Herl lonen fanoen in Den Slammeu ibren
Sob.
9ie Glan1men bra9en ,od6reno bes
gbenognttesoienites ous, ols Ser]elbe bet=
maize beenoi9t mar. @dbreno Die 8esper
gelunsen >uoro> fn9en Die 9roperieh 0es
Mltars Seuer BON enem ber Ma6sli6ter
unb binnen perigen @ecunoen batten bic
Tlommen bos 9on5e 9p(5wert in 8rono
gelekt.
Sic in Der Stride ontpelcnoen 700 Yer=
]onen eilten nod Dem Musgang ollein
ouf ocr pnn ber @ollerie nab Der unteren
STRIDE fiibrenben Sreppe Ordn9tet1 ii6 bic
bejtiir5ten 3ub6rcr III einen llnau fl0sl,s
6en &nduel 5ul am,nen. Man l6o6 uno
oran9te l6, nm belt 9(us9ang gu errei=
den> inbem bic Tlammcn INNER nabcr
tamen. @iele Perlonen 1pransen BON Der
@aQerie ouf oen TuBbooen binab unb
murben bu6ltabli9 bon Sen unten per=
iammeltsn 2euten toot9etreten. Die Sal.
lerie 5o9 lid an beioen 5eitep Der Stride
entlan9 un6 botten leioer nur einen gu
gang BON Der Tront ous.
Sic li6 nun entlpidelnoen Gcene 1ppt=
tet nller Bei6reibun9 o6j6on lie nur un=
9eiabr span5ig Minuten lpa9rte. un9e=
fdbr 60 Perlonen fonoen in Dem entlebli-
&en @eordn9e ibren SOB, uiele lino toot=
li9 pertpunbet uno fonn lomit an9e9ebcn
,ueroen boB Is Yerlonen ibr 2ebcn ein.
biibten. 99ele pon ben 2cid)en ,uuroen
bolo oorouf i6enti fieirt.
9as an Die Stride an9ren5en0e pfarr=
bous muroe ebenf faQs Elm 9foub berTlam=
men.
@icle Don ben in Der Stride onwe1enben
Perlonen tru9en erbebli@e 8ranowunoen
bonon.
Sos ouberbalb ser Rir6e periommelte
Yu5litum ludte ben 8eorangteu perge=
bens 5u 9ilfe gu tommen uno 10 oft es
I'M @eordn9e 2uft 9emoht botte> 10 Oft
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-20

10nO old nrOKc1s
q Corner Main and Clark streets.
In George Thatcher d Cos Stone
Building.
WILL COMMENCE TO DISPOSE OF A
w fine lot of wares, same articles taken as
pledges some time ago, and an
Immense Stock of New Goods!
Bought for cash, direct from Europe New
York tity. These goods will be sold so low
as to surprise all men and women:
lO5 Gold Watches. American and Euro
pean. ladies' and gents.
Stop Watches. I-5 inder.. Ia seconds.
stem winder, and with all the latest I'M
prOvements.
I6J silver Watches. American and for.
eign movements; from Ia to ounces.
40 Diamond Rings, in various setting;
and styles.
35 Gold Vest Chains. new styles.
2J Opera and Piedmontese ladies' chains.
from ~ to ITO dwt. in ID kt gold.
35 Sets Of Jewelry, for ladies, consisting
of Pearl, Amathyst, Topaz and Enamel
and Gold, pure and all warranted; from
SIS up to Sl25 per set. in broach and ear
rings.
10 Pairs Of Bracelets, in chains and
bands.
40 Assorted Gold Rings, with setting
iB Topaz, Amathyst. hubies. Pearl, and
other precious stones too numerous to
mention.
$50 Plain Gold and Seal Rings. all
sizes and weights, manufactured from
pure gold, by Messrs. hitler y Co.. San
francisco.
A full stock of gents Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Glove and themise Buttons,
and 100 articles in the jewelry Iae too numer-
Gus to mention.
The finest stock Of
American Clocks
To be sold, received direct from the Thomas
Factory. Thomastown. Connecticut;
l05 6-nch Alarm Clocks. =
81 6-inch Time and strike Clocks.
81 u, & and l0-inch aIlor, ptlce and En-
gine-room locks.
These will be sold for gold at Eastern green
back prices.
The Best Stock of9Pistols!
British Bulldogs, whistlerS Self-cocksrs,
Colts, and other brands. Doubl -barreled
shot-guDs. breech ard muzzle leaders, IN the
State of Nevada. Also. rowuer TASKS shot
pouches, cartridges 20 suit aifyrs5stol or gun.
Powder, shot, ca!s. etc.
Have received direct from the house OF
on commission, the following:
25 British Bulldogs. plain and in nickel and
ivory, for pocket use; calibre, A..
Is Webley's patent, called Whistler Self
cock er, calibre A. 8 shots central fire.
Is Webley's patent, in ivory handle and
nickel. caiibre A.
u breech- loading dosble- barrel sbotguns,
London twist Cartridges to fill. and not
failures,
IS Coli's army, navy, and pocket pistols, Of
various sizes.
l0S assorted Xxx Derringer, Trelanters, &C.,
too numerous to meHtion.
These guns Uncle Mannheim will dispose of
New York Prices! -.
With 10 per cent. advance, ia order to make
speedy remittance to the house In New
York.
CAL AND SEE NE. even if you don't
purchase.
Only a Saddles on Hand!
Which will be sold cheap, as do not intend
| to keep any more.
jy20tf Hs MANNHEIM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-20
American Clocks

To be sold, received direct from the Thomas
Factory. Thomastown. Connecticut:
l05 6-nch Alarm Clocks. =
s. 6-inch lime and strike Clocks.
81 u, & and l0-inch lor, ptfice and En-
gine- room tocks.
These will be sold for gold at Eastern green
back prices.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09
a CARD.
10 My Friends and the PuhI;c|.

am lhappy to be ableto ANNOUNCE, that
Notwithstanding my losses by the late Fire'
ehall bo ready, in tho course Of = few
aays' 70 resume businessa as usual, Loup,
on on somewhat reduced scale. Ancy ssor. !.
Ut my old stand, has been asFesdy ! con.
'facted tor, and will be ready in q few
weeks. In the meantime, have taken thu
store next to Moseley s. Copes lately orsn.,
pied by Girardeau & Co.
| nm prepared to buy Cotton as usua ,cr
my platform from this date5
iho great Importance to mo, at tl;, time
OF collecting what is due me, must be mani.
'es' 70 al and l mo st earnestly appealto
those aindebted to me, to come forwaad. and
oy prompt payment, and in resumihg resum iir b,i b, al &
ness. confidently, trust that nv old
friends and customers will nobly respond 8
this appeal
GEORGE II. coRNELsoy.
orangeburg, January Z, 1875.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09
ENTERpPSE-

ENTERPRISE
Mr.. w. L. Lightfoot, notwithstand-
ing the sod ds calmity he has met with,
commenced, yesterday morning to re
build his store.
Also Messrs Jackson & Thorn will
in few days.
Aud our good old merchant Geo. II.
Cornclson will follow soon.
We are glad to noto the above facts
and with such men in n town like ours
weneed not fear Of lon 6 bcholding lone
chimineys and charrcd debris. Go
ahead gentlemen the News will always
rejoice and lend a helping hand in the
good work although VIC have met with
serious losses ourselves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09
ASensible Publisher

The proprietor Of y newspaper in
Illinois writes as follows: Il have tb is
day revised my subscription list, and
stricken therefrom the names Of All who
have not paid their subscriptions pro
ierring to lose what is due now rather
thar increase the loss. This revision
reduces the fgnres [ recently seat YOU
Tor publication in directory from 900 to
0eo! | will not again furnish cow
OF my paper an credit to any onc-not
single day, Some OF the names aras.
ed are those of excellent people but
they don't pay the little two dollars,
and | have lost all care to Lose !,
such foolish way. Rate me GOO =
This gcntlcman's example, if more
generally followed, would prove Of nd
vantage to many newspapers who now
struggle along from .ok to week r.
l'nquishing all the profit. Of their busi.
ness to class Of patron, (?) who never
pay their dues, and who have a hearty
contempt for them as i reslrd f,r t,.;y
conplaisance. Cash in advance ia rho
Keynote to success.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09
When the Clothes Take Fire.

The follawing useful remedy for burn
ing clothes VIC get from the Rural Caro-
linian
l. Seize blanket from bed, or d
cloak, or any woolen fabric--if none l.
at hand, take any wooden material-hol ol Il
the corners as far apart as you can,
stretch them higher thau your head
and running boldly to the person, make
motion of ciasping in Tic arms, lust
about the shoulder This Instantly
smothcrs the fire and saves the face.
q The next instant throw the unfor
tunatc person on the floor. This Is an
additional safety to the flc, ,nl breath
and any remnant of flame can be put
out more easily.
g. The next moment, imulerse the
burnt part in sweet oil.
4. Next get soile common -four and!
put it on the burn. about an iuch in
thickness, and if possible, put tho pa
tent to bed. Let the flour rouuiu nm
til it falls off itself, when a beautiful
new skin will be found.
Untsss the burns are deep, no other
application is nccled.
Dry -four for burns is the most adm
rabl' remedy ever prop ,sed, aui the
lnf'rmnt Ion ought t, be impaired to ull
Drcdse on the -four till no more will
st OK, anl cover with cotton battia,,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09
NOTICE.

The Copartnership sefvO & IZLAR IS
this day desolved by mutual consent The
business will hereafter be carried on at the
same place by j. GEO. vOSE, who will
scttle all the business ofthe old firm.
j. GEORGE vosE,
WM. v. IZLAR @
Thanking .our friends for past patronago,
we solici. the continuance of the same 70 ,
MI VcSE.
w. v. IzLAR.
orangebarg, January 1st, 1875.
jan9 1S76s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09

At recent tA,l at Abcr,l,ea i,
young lady 20. into the witness box to
be examined, vixen the lo!l,w;n. con
vcrsatlon took ulacc between her aud
the opposing cou sci: Counsel = 10,
old are yna?' Miss Jane -"Oh, w,.'.
sir, am an unmarried woman. az,
dinna think it right TO ans-7er that oues
non." 4he judse-"Gh, yes, answer
the gentleman how old you are" Miss
Janc-Woel a-wcel, an hr.y.' Coun
sel-"Arc you not more Y Miss Jane
"Weel, am sixty" The inqui,tiv.
lawyer still further askc if she hal
any hopes Of getting married, to whc h
Miss Jano replied: g.. eel, sir, | Wilma
tell lee; hinna lost hopes yct;" scorn
FULLY adding, but wilna marry you.
for am sick and tired o your paIave,
already"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09

Men sometimes think that the high,
dark cliffs ofsorrow will dlrkcn their
stream Of life forever; but suddenly the
green and undnlating meadows spread
FAR away in PASTORAL beauty, and the
daisies bloom along the banks whore he
willows hang with bending graceful
ness.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09

l..
at one time itappearcd it that Tho who,,
own was destined to be destroyed. The
excessive wet weather of the week prevon
TED tho fire from spreadinc no f,,, ;.
otherwise would have dono, and tbcro w.,
haraly breath Of wind. The fine csrnor
''ofes Oh u Louis, Hamilton, the Hook md
i'auuor building, fircmen's hall, and the
stores ana buildings owned by Judge An
arows' and occnpiedby Moseley & Cones
were savcd by hard work.
Inc citizens, white and colorcd wero
uh'ir'ng in their efforts to save pronor,v
fraise is especially due to the colorcd mo
p''--meh ana womcn--for they worked ne
peopio seldom DO to save property not their
own.
! nc o'ow is terrible one to Oran gcbur o
Inc 'avings sand accumulatons OF vs,r.
nave disappeared in a few hours
THE oRAScsDUnG FIRE.
'esi"Ph'G column will be found
'he details Of the disastrous fire Mt oro,o.
ours' Coming as ii door when tims. nr.
hard' aod falling upon community wbic,,
has twice before felt the samo blow, tb. ,uf.
'er'nG occasioncd can hardly bco stinatcd in
dollars and cents. We r.el that every co,
''dera'ion should bo shown to a communi-
y so unfo ortunatc and we therefore urc.
'pon the legisture to remit the taxes due
or tho current year to those suT r.nr ,os.
y the fire, Even SO slight relief will h,
GU oy 'hosc concerned as something to DC
ra'eiu for While dsploring the heavy
ec"n'ary loss' it is a subject Of gratitude
note that there was no loss of liz c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09

At competitive examination for u
prize for the best composition at vr,m
mar school in this city, one of the ciTu
s'ons handed in c"n'u'ncl tic following
passage: az man WHO ha, been born
and bread in the P Of luxury is NOR
apt to suc,u un,b to bcdpu. poison thaa
the hardy linn,.;.r o! our Western
forests
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-01-09

Tho opening Of the great T,l,o,
i5eechcr suit attracted crowd, orc,r;,.,s
c'''zehs TO the county court h,u.c The
case was heard in the CITY conrt ro, >
ana was opened at 10 oclocs. B.ec,cr
was present, accompanied by Gc,
Tracy: Mr.. Sherman anl pr,r p,v
mona. lilton's counsel announced ,l,,,
"''h'ns was to be done until n on b,,
beechcrs counsel said on, or ,ho .
witnesses had to leave The city aai hi,
testimony woill have TO be t,i,.,
hay. Deake, wtucs. t.s,iGo1,h,
gram exporter on Sta,.n island
ana was ac1uaint cd with N. u,,o, j.,
INC i''i OF 1872; he asked him in 70
gard to The publication Of the W,or.,,l
scandal. Moalton said ..j, x,s
o. oid "omcns fables, aal rs to arm,
nal connection, lit had ~: a sh II - or
poor lie also said if Besc,c,,.
"'s not sufficient to reiiute tn. san -
TIE U.s.: nor dcscrve t, Inv. yol. ,oi, !
sati>ic :"
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This paper has passed through atsrri bic
Calamity. We saved some little ty;o and a
few cases. Those who helpci in tie emer-
sen'y will be specially mentioned hbugh the
columns hereafter. The orengebrg News
Is one of their institutions of this own and
It's proprictors cannot afford to .et it die
Theroiore the people of The Comfy vii j,
still leok to our paper ro- news; md thev
shall have their paper weekly i, matter
what Tie cost is us.
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IsPRolAL DISPATCH TO THE uH,os-uru.,n

lSPRolAL DISPATCH TO TnH uEIos-uSnAIp
IL ORANGE puno, January 6.
About 1850 this morning fire broke out
IN the Kitchen in the rear of Certmill's
store, on Russell street, and communicates,
to the store, and from thence the fire
rapidly spread to the buildings adjacent.
AD near az can be asccrtaincd. the fro wos
caused by lighted candle, which the
oeisred girl employed by Cartmill left burn
ing In the kitchen. The fame communicated
to the wall paper, and soon the kitchen was
IN nblrze IT was discovered by the drive
and passengers CT the omnibus belonrinp 10
Meroney's hotel, which was going to the IN
train. Citizens rapidly congregated. but
their efforts to quench the flames were nj,
unavailing.
en account Of the narrowncss of the
street the fire, communicated to the bui,d- |
'ngs on the iothor side, and then, crossing
back, soon started the whole block. Some
efforts were made by some Of tho citizens o |
have one of the small buildings blown up,
but oil seemed SO confused as not TO be able
10 realize the benefit Of such a proceeding
sto re after store hlazed up, and before 8
o'clock both sides Of the stl eet were con-
aamed, with only two e1ceptions-the CT store
2a y. Louis, oR the southeast corner, and
that occupied by Harley, on the southw est
cefnor, being, sevcd. In addition TO the
stores on Russell street, the building ocoa-
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A CARD.

hereby beg leave to express my deep
and sincere gratitude to the gentlemen Of
the c onmittec VIII waited OIL me with offers
Of help and sympathy, after tho recent FIRE,
by which was n sufferer, and also to tho
very many friends in 0rangcburg who have
so kindly tcndcred their aid aud comfort to
inc when 80 much needed,
THOMAS CARTMILL.
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LoSo LAMP WIcKs Cram all the
wick you can Chat is. make your wick
as long as you oan,) in your lamp, fill up
tho space with sponge and thon pour in
the Kerosene or cpal oil until the lamp
will hold no more. AS long as any oil
remains in tho wick or sponge the lam p
will burn. This makes fire proof or
safety lamp. IF the lamp is broken or
tipped over, no accident can happen,
nor will it soil the carpet, or even ia
bic cover. As the Wicks burns away
add more sponge and keep The lamp full
of it.
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~ q W rs TIE II.NE-

v " ~ LHE II-HE-
Our worthy Mayor called on the
merchants, who suffered from the liro
and proposed to them to widen that mar,
OF Russell street 10 feet on either sido
which met with tho approval of eh.
majority of them. Now VIC truly hone
that few close fistcd men will no, for !,
moment stand in the way oIprevcntiny
such another disaster. This is tho
third time our beautiful and cnterpris
ing Town has been laid in ashes on oc
count of the above street being so nar
row, and as it is never too late to d,
good We hope for the benefit Of them
selves and the whole community, they
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Set one quart Of water on tho slor

Set one quart of water on tho stove;
put into piece Of resin. the size of a
walnut. The heating Of the water will
add peculiar property to the atmos
pherc of the room, which will give groa t
relief to persons troubled with a cough.
The same piece Of resin will do for sev
sral weeks.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 0, 1877.

Ne can give no better account of tho fire
than z an the following, which we take from the
Vnan-Herald.
disastrous Fire I'm Ornppcl,, l,,rr
Thirty Buildings Enlircly
DestFoycd-E Estimated Loss
arem a25e.OOo TO 100000
Entire Business Portion Of
The City Totally Consumed.
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Col Samuel j Anie N, who c,n
"H'tsd suicide BY sh '.,in. hin.c.,
through the head with 7iss,l at All -
ia, t'a few lays sins+ b.1,.a'h..l the
ta'al weapon to Gen l,ob T.mn.bs.
w''h the advice u f,iw lis csan,,ia
J he people Of Gcc-:r are an ;io,.ly
waltih- 10 hear What 'Hj.n5 i
w -" "o'' ~ t-.~5uIuy