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Sr. So. Steper bar lpttst ben
BBsnins iom for bensttsbes uf Sobn
Meuier, Os Nrbsibet paa Den nps
SiIbpsnins til Sperabuiet ifal be.
spnoe msost. Srebpsniussn sr iOIst
til s. $. Ssrrsio for 200 Dollars %
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lblnston Street 8rOen, buor ben ifaI
bp99eS paa % beflebss meb Mur.
item % belbttes iom SoteI.
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81 bar b%snnssans Sfripsflce, men
bar life fort at ifriue ON, oa Sntet
al Snteresie iorssaar. Senne Sfri'
1nsflpe ifriper zig fra, at hi osnne.
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al @ulc B, os benne al o.Sfrius.
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W euer, Den bpstise ubrmaser %
8uIoimeb lom bar opiIaaet tit Yau.
lun / Noums gpsnin9 / Bolts Hice
@aoer, bpor ban bar It tort llb.
paIs af Stue. os %3ommsubre, ST..
pellaser, oiu., iamt life at fOr9lem.
me, De bebite 8ulnpsnne / 8psn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

@fesee bar beet Der | Bpen tuns ct
Yar @ar, men bapbe | ben forte Sie
lfanet zig mango 0snner, % par a3tst
% eilfet al allie, Der fiencte benbs, ipm
en- cpristis &rifen, % Seiu Napn par
benbes fbffs Orb. Sesrapelien fanet
Stet fcfe Sirssas 81. 2 Gftcrmibeas
paa Seecrab @enisbees nprits Sirfs:
aaarb.
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SprtlDbcu.

gn fort fem Nars sammsl Sopps,
meo buio Stisrne / Yanrsn, CT bort
lpben. Den. iom fan sips timber.
refining ON famine, oil bllus soot
bslpnnet.
Srant Sssicl, Ssiian, Soma.
40.1m.
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SprinahsIp Sopniblps Siitrltt go.
3 iolst ct Srame S%folsbus mse
Somt (omtrsnt I Ncrss 9ann) paa
8obe @ilfaar.
Yaa 8psninssfommittssns &ssns
41-2 GHssbrst Sis.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

"I3oarb Of Sliperbiiors" bar. sfter
Mnmoonins fra forifisllise OeIs al
Gountiet, bsiluttst, at Der nGite Ial9
ifal itemmes paa, sntsn &reaturer
Ifal 9aa leIe eller life.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

Rg~ Gn Bale ecb friif Samle netcl
mpota9et % tilIalss bcs
ii 2 WcntacmerY & Sc.
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9i bar bert iise at ST.. 3. 3.
Sablp bar fipbt Ybslps Sarm. paa
osnns Sibe af IibmOrss fcrrlse
Sarm, 80 Ncres, for 80 Dollars pr.
Mere. Del ifal bore Msnin9en at
opisre ct imuft .8sbOeIiesbns paa
g%isnoommen, % man sr allerebe
beepnot meb at iette op @l9rbe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

Srunomuren for Yeter =. Sau
gems npe 8psnins er I'LL nGitsr
f9rniB.
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Rates of AdvertiSing.

Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 8 cents
sline for every subsequent insertion.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

Rss@ Dor gebplbnin9 at ferpieaicrte
alaber for 9aar Y Srmmerbris sr fulps
ftanpis. Sci 8laonins for fra $3.50 ~
ppcrer. GuSrcrtb, @cbbarb & 81.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

2eiersns Spmnrfiombsb benleoss
paa Bernt NlfspOlps 8os "Sun
Nasnbilb". &c forpprist Npertisis.
msntet paa ferite Sibs.
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BaS~ Gamers 6laeess"@ g iters"-scoe-
for 81 pr. Yar, bcs
ellsworth, @cbbarb & Gp.
Rss@ Damers "8ips Slippsrs" for 81 rr,
Yar, bps Guswprtb, @cbearb 4 80.
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Nspublican 50. GOnuention al.
bolc,s i 0scorab 9erpas Den 26ps
SUM- 81. $50 g%itsrmibbas.
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&. SobniOn bar mOptaeet en- CAB.
ming af go. l Gisarer. 81 bar for.
lest Dem.
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J,rb.reoslier til 8psnins af Den
rpe gpiitOpalfirfe er auersbe paabs.
9pnot.
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nffc6 AZ

Gnffes!
100, 600 NunS lib, for bpilfen
beieffe Marfepspris betales. Waa les
peres peb min elevator.
SO. s. 8alleau.
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afboloes paa @purtbulet Sorsbas ben
24ce SUM, 81. 7 often, at Yaf. Cars
Sftebal fra Stapanser / Ncrse.
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Bs~ Yaraicllcr, bet bsrits llerals i
9pen, biQist, bps
Gasrrrtb, @cenare g. 81.
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9 cfenbt9i6 relicr
Wprif Hartncr DmIfcs.

Salpbelen / en- fsriie &lasies Salrcn
/ BEN behite Scr,etntn9sbel / Seecrab,
er tiliatss. Wermere Spl0snina ian
er6clbes "Seccrab. Yciten"s STtce.
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Nfr. 8uusuu iOIste isaar en- fuIo.
blObs Sling Ssrob" Ssit til 6. 8.
8atss for $500,
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l(uftipu ppcr Tarm!

Qcrcaa Den 26os Stunt ST. 10
form. pil blipe b~ortiplst ped Of
ientlis aufticn en- 5arm, for 40
acres, pelcppprfet, msp tilbrrenpe
gpanineer. Sarmen tilbrrer 6o'
pip Stanicns 80 % er bslilaenpe
/ ben retire Del al Sisblanp lcwn'
ibip. Salppeleu az 1irbet maa
betales fontant. Yaa Heiten fan
erbclpes Senitanp.
41-2 Gilbert StanIpn.
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en- &iep, % ba man ianot banl bar
Soeeoet albeles ienberiplintret.
Carrots,

Sdrpefe,
ren ~iterlte getrlrnins % i%nlltfelie lleral9
| gpen, tcs ellsworth, 0oordre & so.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

J)r Yrppslis % Spite bar y. u.
Sltrsm labet en- "@iunin9" OpiGtte
uoenfor lin Sorretninssplaos.
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Esg Spmmcr =Sattc, trs
Glsrrrtb, Gcrrare < 81.
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er tilleie fra lite Suli. Sette Slats
9rpebitipn anpiler.
Sr. g. 81. Sepsrion bar label zig
ifrue op, plaitre, male % paa andre
Maaber rsparere, og er nu f9rbi9
til at ilptte IND / lit nHten npe
Store, bpilfet III er msset befusmt
% sOot inbrettet. Npe Sarer sr al.
lerebe anfomns, % Sepsrion er ier.
big til at siUe sOot Waul % &est
for rimeli9e YMriier.
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Stpe Wpertisiementcr.
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wv III" uuoiltt SlutiuSttu ttlt'
iteb i @innebaso Ct, /
Nbams Spsniua,
peo Chen al Msulers SuueIbutif,
bpor ban psnter %0anbsm0nbS Spa.
ming. SfOt6i sierss sftsr Moal
% NeparatiDner ubferes. Sc
bseite MatsriaIsr altio paa Saanbsn.
Seq imisrer mig msb at bore for.
oelastl9t bsfienbt iom SfOmaser, %
ter %foriifre at iss altio fan tilfrsbs.
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ber mine Yriisr ier s saa anbstneos.
AZ. ri. 8. 9. Oablp.
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Sas~ Tanners rs 9srns Strtri, ct geo
DISAGREEMENT, bps
Gusrcrtb, Gcehare & Gp.
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"0>corab Snitltnte" oil bespncs
fprite 5srmin af lit 2oet Sfoleaar
Den Ste September.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-17

Same= Sbaipler,
ct 9ppt llrpale, ira $3.50 o. rrcpsr, hrs
Guslrprtb, @cenlrp & Gp.
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Nnrucuinc

Sarncpi9e
Gn Yiae omfrins IA @ar. rant til at
paste ct Tibet Barn, snlfes. 9rpeetti:
omen anpiier.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
The Court House.

at last it really appears that we ar.
again to have one, and if the plan,
and specifications as shown us art
faithfully carried out, we will have
good reason to be proud Of our Cour,
House. In response to the advertise,
ment Of tho County Commissions rs
asking for bids for it's erection, four
estimates were handed in, the hicle.t
$780, 500, and the lowest, that of s1r.
>. II. Livingston, s28. .0OC.
The contract Of course wns n wordoa
to Mr.. Livingston who we understand
wlil begin work at an carly day, as it
's said that its completion will be re.
CURED within as shor: q .i..,s sc posi-
bic. It is no small job to put together
such pile of bricks, mortar andpran.
ite as this will be.
The gentlemanly architect, Mai. r.
=. 3. Hewetson Of Columbia, who fur.
nishcs the plans and specifications for
the building, has given US the follow.
ing particulars in regard to its ,iss
finish, and general accommodations
The structure will be 81 feet in
width and l06 feet long, with porti-
co projecting 10 :eet in front supper.
ted by four handsome Corintl,ian col.
umns OF brick, but iron Capitals, tho
whole colored to represent granite.
The lower story will he divided in.
to separate rooms for the ,se Of ;ha |
county officials, and will be
l3 feet from floor to ceiling. Thi,
tory is travcrsed from front to rem
md across from side to side by nm
pen archcd corridor 0 feet wide
ND II feet & inches high. Eacl, off.
crs room opens both, on these corri.
ors, and outside upon tho grounds,
II to have fire places in them, and
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
the more important oucs separate and

the more important onos separate and
stronger, email roomafortho.proscrva:
ton Of their records. All of the steps,
lower window stills, md water table
running around the base of the build
ing are to be Of Granite which will give
quite finish to its general appear
ance. Passing up either OF the hand
some flight of steps that gracefully
wind their way to the portico on tile
upper story you will enter spacious
hall occupying almost.the entire build
ing,- and with a; ceiling. of twenty feet
in the clear, sbout two thirds ofthc way
down handsome rnilins cuts Of The
furthe. progress of outsiders, tie ire.
naming portion being sacred TO the
Judge, the Lawyers and jurymcn who
each have their private entrances from
the rear of the building, and will notbe
compelled on interesting occasions. to
push and elbow their way through the
crowd. to their seats. In the rear Of
the Judges seat arc two Jury rooms,
and private room for the Judges uso
there will be four large fro places in
the court room fot winter use, aid a
thorough system of ventilation for pro-
lection against the heat of Summer,
Perhaps some may sny, all of thi.
sounds we'll, and looks we'll from the
architects plans, but IRE we going to
have it? We think 70 rs the contract
has been made with responsible par.
ty, and there arc other responsible
parties who are willing to try it
at the same price should he get sick
Of his bargain, but Mr.. Livingston
means business, md we trust that
next summer will see the court :.house
completed as we have described it
above.
The building we understand will
front on Muin street, opposite the
Baptist Church, this is certainly q
good idea, as p.rsons passing up and
down main street, see not only ita
handsome ornamental front, but both
,ides of the Main building, in their
rich, plain; architectural beauty,
which is we'll worth looking at, we
think our commissioners have shown
q good deal of taste in locating it aa
they have d me.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
4 Gentleman.

One cannot bepolitc and we'll man:
nered without kind feelings and good
heart. All the rules Of etiquette, all
tho hand books, and guides to so;cie-
ty" in the world. are worthless, if vol,
have nothing within your soul which
teaches you, to do unto others as you
would have them do INTO you. You
may learn 10 bow, and to shake hand,
according to the best rules OF deport.
ment; you may make calls, exactly at
the right time, and understand Tho
corners Of your visiting cards thorough.
"; but if you have spite in your heart.
and e"ry in your soul. you will never
DO truly well-manne7cd. If YOU de-.
1lre to beast. to be conspicuous, to
'nonopolize attention, to hurt the feel
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05

A WIFELY NorE.- These women
are singular creatures, and no mistake.
This morning young Galcna wife
took it into her head to spend the day
at q neighbors house and penning
the following note addressed to her
husband, left it pinned on the front of
q looking glass where she knew cher
precious" would find it:
PREc1ous Have gone up to glc-
ry hallelujah Smiths to get something
good to eat-be sure to take that
medicine out of the right hand tum-
bier and don't let the fire get down.
Bring home my new bonnet for Sun
day. r.I'll quit your bed and board
forever. Did the Seidletz powders
operate7 Don't get any dirt on the
floor, and save this big pin.
Your Own CHUNK.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05

ings, of innocent people, and to SOW
desscntion between friends, you can
not mako gentleman of yourself, by
any number of airs and graccs. But
if you are kind and good, and wish
people well, and prefer to say pleas
ant things when you can, you will be
polite without trying to be, and only
silly people will criticise any form of
hearty welcome, any effort to make
them comfortable that may appear
proper to you.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
The Third Term.

We have heard in Republican cir.
cles considerable comment on the
interview said to have been had by a
New York correspondent with Gov.
Chamberlain, in regard to Gen.
Grant being the candidate, Of the
Republican party for third term.
OF course, there Was considerable di.
vision of opinion. AS for us, we
would have no objection to seeing
Gen. Grant, President Of the United
States, 10, these many years, if the
Republican party was fixture; q
party invincible, and incorruptible.
Under the rule of such party, We
would vote for Grant, just SO long as
he stood by the Constitution and the
rights Of the people. But what is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander. No certain political organ.
ization on this continent is perfect,
and all are liable to defeat Mt times,
and We would not like to see the pre-
codent set by the Republican party oi
making even Grant, President for o
third term. We have, in our politi-
cal experience, discovered this ono
fact, and that is, it is hard to oust q
Democrat from office once he gets in.
He sticks tighter than coult plaster.
And if the Democratic .rarty gets
possession of the White House again.
then farewell sweet dreams Of grnrsy
plains, and sWeot,smclling flowers. Up
amidst the lagoons md muddy lakes
of Salt River will We, rs party,
scjourn for many times, MANY days
and you put'this third term business in
their head, and they will not stop there.
Rotation in Office is not a fundamental
principle of the Democratic party.
We might elec., Grant the third time,
and we might not. Let the result be
as it would, the precedent would be
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
BarnWell vs. BInckvilIc.

Tin. State Board of Canvassers have
decided the, Court House. question.
The Court House will be located here
after at Blackville. The Barnwell-
burghers have our sympathy. 1t is n
sore defeat to them. But this defeat,
we think, will rebound to the benefit
of Barnweil County. Life is short, at
best, and in this progressive age, time
is money and money makes the mare
go, you know. So hurrah for Black
Vile. We learn, that upon the decis.
sion Of the Board Of Canvasscrs reach.
ing Blackville, great rejoicing com
menced, and amidst the roaring of
cannon, and the delights Of pop-.cull,
were heard the pleasant strains of that
quaint old ballad, "We wont 20 home
till mornin', till daylight doth ap-
pear" &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
The North Carolina wagoncr'

The North Carolina WAGNER
Berry, who was reported to have been
murdered i, Groenvillc County about
two years ago, has turned up. It ap-
pears that he was sent to Greenvillc
by Mr.. Garnett, Of Haywood
County, with q load Of produce to sell
in that market, and having dis
sipatctl to considerable extent,
squandercd good part of his en-
ployer's funds, and b:ing afraid to
return, ran away, leaving the team,
&C., in camp. -.
NEWS So TIMES.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING ny TIE
oRANaEBCRG NEWS COMPANY.
TiiAD c. ANDREWS, Editor.
GEO. B0LIYER, Business Mannger.
SATURDAY.. june s.. 1875.
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be President. SO long as the party fl
power sees fit to put him there. "A
mans ambition, in political life, is
aoldom stayed. He would work for
the third term, tho fourth term and so
on, and on. The Democratic party in
our opinion. is just the party to stand
BY coed man for life, even as Presi-
dent. 30 ne object to the third term
business for any Office, and stand by
President Grant and Governor
Chamberlain, who both ,lcnoliince it. :.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
oRASaTDuRo 8. c., May goth 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the Lake
Bridges, and Footway, near the Town ,f
orangeburg. South Carolina, will be sold
out, at the said Bridges, for repairs to the
lowest Bidder, at II 4. NJ, on the 7th dax
of June, =. u. 1875.
Also the Bridge across Poplar Creek
situated in Poplar Township, in said
County and state-said work will be sold
ont to the lowest Bidder, a: the Bridge, on
18th day Of June, 4. d. 1875, at II O'Clock
AN.
Providence Bridge will also bc sold ont
to the lowest Bidder, at the bridge, on the
5sh day ofJunc, A. D. 1875.
The nature Of the work TO be done will be
made known On nc days Of salc. Parties
interested will take notice and be present.
and it is important that the said repairs be
made at an early day.
J. NAYS.
Chairman Of Board of Co. Com'rs.
orangcburg County.
may ~ 1873 A,
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NE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OKANGEBuRu t,n1rxrx

ny 1rc. d. KSowrroS, Esquire, J. p.
:Mherecs, Joseph t. Robinson hath mad,
'';; "Hs 20 me, to grant to him Letter. of Ad-
n,hinnIrtfftion Of the Estate and effect, of
n..od n,mdef Ransdale, late Of said county, d, !.
infse are therefore to cite and adj.
,nonnah @.o:,h all and singular, the. kindred and
Slealiora Of the said Luther Ransdalc, de.
iieasea, sc that they be and appear, before nc,
apc Court Of Probate, to be held at
af,sr % sen,arg e,'ag =. y. on Juhe ED, next,
go ,sn publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
hs4 hs4 IN, TO shew cause, If any they have
ny ne said Administration should no, hs
{ an sd. .' 'o"'u "o' oe
1ixfn under my hand, this sd day of
'ne, Ammo Domini 1875.
~ AUG. b. kNOWLTON
- Judge Of Probate, q. C.
''''e 1870 It
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05

Henry Reynolds, who get fire to the
stables of Captain L. r. Ragsdalc, Mt
Iimmonsville, on the 29th If Decem
Der, 1873, has at last been brought to
justice. At the. recent term of the
court, he was convicted and sentenced
to fifteen years in the pcnitentinry.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05

II msRt u debt, and YOU ar, ar,
doubtful of. its weight or purity, ",
ares very likely to assure yourself o
the:truth BY judicieus means, and ye.
because he. has good coat on hi,
back, an oily tongue, and a pleasanl
eoun1tenanec. to look upon. you will
Introduce to your family, without duo
inquiry. some dissolute person, who
will steal your money, under the pre-.
tence Of BORROWING it, disturb your
domestic ties, aud involve YOU in
financial embarrassment, and mental
modification and repentance.
Beware, then. Of prejudice. On
what side soever you employ your
judgment, whether to approve or
disapprove, look we'll at the thing.
and turn it over on all sides, before
you form q judgment; a rash judg-
ment is prejudice, and that prejudice
is an error, which may beEet other
errors. The minds of ordinary people
are made up Of these prejudices or
false opinions, which create more
misery in the family circle, and the
social sphere, than probably arises
from any other cause. And the judg.
ment of this class of people are easily
led astray BY the wilful and purposed
os.Aose, @ho desire 70 reek
vengeance, and vent their spite u upon |
'heir betters. Prejudice degrades the
mind, and when wrong is done under
IT, II becomes a co-worker with the |
,vil one. J,
Reader, beware Of prejudice.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
Prejudice.

How many men there are, whose
prospects in life have been utterly
forfeited; whose honor and happiness
have been wrecked, by single pre-
judicel most Of us have ample powers
and means, to judge and appreciate
things and peraons; then why not use
.them.s: Wbs let others sway you from
your own Judgment sEs2
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-05
NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the Jone,
i bridge over North Edis,o River will be lc,
.Ilss lss
' o'o' at twelve (l2) O'clock at said
er'ose, at which fime and place such in.
formation will be ai.en a. to Kind of 70 -
pair to be dyfc. '.'
MAY Goth 1875.
J. +. MAYS,
GEO. BoLlvES, : :
CLERK.
juno5 ,s--
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IN ]. E.
sSE FS3.} y.

will be the following named places receive
Property for the year 1875 follows ..,
At JAMISONS' on Monday June
At LEWISVIfIE Tuesday and 9th
At FORT MOTTE Thursday June 10Th
At ROWES PUMP Friday llth, 4.,.a
At BRANCHVLLE Saturday 12h ltTfla
At j. HAMP FEDER Monday Tuesday lAh and 10Th,
a: EBENEzER CHURCH Wednesday june 10th. ,s-..-
At KNOTS MILL Monday 21st .Hi @ fa1.&.t
At w. L. w. RILEYS on Wednesday June 23rd
COL. LIvINGsTON's MILL, Monday June 25ht, n +l
The Office Oangebug will open purpose until The
goth day Of July 1875 after which penalty per will be
added t. all who mil to make theirR Returns m
JAMES VAN TASSEL
June 5-3 Couty Auditor, Orangebug County
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and Dress

Mlllinarv and Dress
Making.
s,s We have just opened a MILLrNARy
hiORE in Orangeb,1rg at the foo. ~
Ihllsh Street, and will keep steadily on
hand full supply of on
Millinary Goods.
!. We will also carry on the b,lsincs, Of Cp,
slng: fitting and dre~-making in the ,at.s
age OF the ladies' Of the County, and will do
our nttermost.to give satisfaction. All
orders promptly attended to.
MRS. L. NJ. SMOAK.
MISS A. F. AYERS.
april II 1875 An
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-14
PAyNENT OF POSTAGE.

To the above rates for mail subscribers,
nn.t,ee should be added AT the rate of lScis,
her year for Weekly. - cents for rri-Weesly,
ami 81 lor Daily. This is required BY an act
nj Congress that goes into etiec, on the Isl Of
January. 1919.
Additions may be made 20 clubs for one
wear al club rates.
An extra COPY viii be sent 70 tue person
s,stliu- up a club az ten
Money Ia Registered Letters. mailed 10 The
Sentinel COMPANY. may he sent al oar risS,
and We will.n9i be responsible unless Letters
containing money are so mailed.
Any pers4an sending club Of THIRTY for
The Weekly will be entitled to three copies
eytrs, ar one copy Of the IrtWeesly one
year Fer a elah of fuR u four copies OF
The Wess,y, or o.e copy Of The Daily aae year,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-14
T.. H<ROls<lc Il son

Carry iuLl line OF Groceries, Dry
Goods. trocllery, and general mer-
chandi>e, including the unrivaled
Bradley II Mcscalf Boots and Shoes,
to which they invite the atten-
ton of the public, and guarantee
satisfaction in quality and prices.
Butter, eggs, Sc, taken at cash
figures. Culry's building, High
street, Opposite Martins hardware
store. i3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-14
ARTIFICIAL BETTER. saws the

ARTIFICIAL BITTER, says the
Boston Mehcal and Sugloai Journal,
having been introduced into the
London and Paris markets, is now
sudluc It's way into the markets of
New York and Boston. 1t is made
from the odorless, sa~teleSs oil Of
beef sueh chnrned with sour milk,
colvrcd with aunatto, and sailed.
1t IS said 10 have no, only the APP
pelranee, but the taste of butter.
The time has come when he who
breaks into our homes. our domestic
temples. is punished according to
law. The time will come when he
who, by fraudulent substitution or
adplteration Of food. destroys the
very temple of orr life, viii also be
punished according to lave. At the
present time, however, there is
nothing in this country so chess as
human life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-14
roc NET BOOK MOST.
a5,J 90 Reward.

Lost on Doe. 2lst, 1874, some
where between Chamley's hotel, in
Mineral Point, and my residence in
Linden, by way Of the village of
Linden, IL common folding leather
pocket book, well worn, containing
one hundred aud forty-seven dollars
and eIghty-fve cents in currency
besides II dozen or more receipts, on
which was my name. The above
reward will be paid on return of the
property To me, or on the same
being left with John II, Jones Mt the
City Bank OF Mineral Point.
HENRY WuAMowTz.
Dated Dec -, lSTi.-53-lm*.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-14

Doors AND SHOES. - Have You
seen the boots Deller sells from
s1.50 to $3.50, and women's shoes
from sl.25 to 1925 Cheaper thar.
the cheapest Also a full line Of
CATERS and slippers, with prices ac-
c0rdingly.