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-urrlcE PEABODY INSURANCE CO.,

WuCUlIUE. v. Nu- AWrlI :, IN.1.
rIuE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp my OF Wheel
iuc, expired April !. 80. Jnd its uurNpir-
eel lire business has been rvin>urrd by the
Peabody Insurance company ui Muc'!-
Ing. W Va, as shown by the Resolution
AMI certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss ur damage that may occur after -
O'Clock NJ, April /, $50, under any lire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Sursucr Company. and i'm force, will be
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
suruucc Coz "anN.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
SprTtflrV
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SPECIAL NoTICE To TIE LADIES Il
V. Blond y now selling f. c. Burt'S
celebrated make Of ladies Button Shoes
al -. 80. " hirh have been selling hereto
ore AT from So 10 -.
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UNIVERSITY OF ViRGlNI.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

J. T.. Minor, LID, Prof Com. H..
Law: =. -. ~outhall, LID, i.".
and l.uw-Nprcuauf. Internal I..
session hrgiu- oct. ], ~, aua
uia, un.'hs. Instruction los '.
and lectures combined, i...r.
Nluut-tuuIf exercises. f..r car
ply .P. - University az \a.. Zoo "
TENBAktli, >,ry farN.
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Tux sour hrauJ factories are running
on full time. The supply promises to be-
unusually rich this season, a. the cabbage
worm j. plentiful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Franz MUlpooN WAS yesterday APP
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Mrs. Mary Marrng, deceased. Bond,
Il coo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

LIT the Youngsters romp and run in
open air freely hencrforth all they can be
fore the bleak days of autumn set in.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE ~ a LITTLE
GlRL.-Early Friday evening, two
lIends, Bin business shape, entered the
house of German citizen named Got
lirb at Suni-h, Ohio, where little
daughter of the above named party
WAS alone. They immediately at
tackled the innocent and unprotected
child. and after the most revolving
and brutal conduct succeeded in prrpe-
truting namcIcss Outrage. Alter ac-
csmpIi,hing their hcnious crime they
departed and made their escape. when
the parents of the girl returned home
they found their daughter in an insensI-
bic condition. and the sad state of affairs
was soon realized. \ thorough search
in the ncighborhoOd of Suniish was
made. but the men who COM
mittcd the act could not be found.
Word was sent to other cities with n
description of the guilty parties. Yes
terdav afternoon II man about - years
Of age, named Winfield 5. Troy, was ar
rested while sitting in front Of the
Christman House 10y constable Harrison
aud Bond, who is believed to be-
one of the guilty parties. He
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

WEacknnwiedge the receipt Of an in
vitatiou to attend the Lewis county Fair,
10 be- held Il, Weston, Sept. 22d, 2$d,
and 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

The bullard, the vulturc, the condor
IT, a., may BE- foul fowls, but the foulest
of ali fowl, is clearly base ball foul
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Notary ArroINrEp.-Gov. Jacob,
yesterday. appointed William \. Dun
bar. 81 Notary Public for the county Of
Putnam.
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l.. Y. BLOND is Offering his entire
stock Of misses and chIldrrE's ColorcI
Shoes regardless of cost.
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The jury has agreed that J. W. Fer
rel is selling out dry good, and carpets
away below cost. Go and see for your
self
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APPRECIATION.

Cu,rLFSr0wN. Mass, March ", NJ.
H.R. STEVENS :-ThiS j. to certify that !
,av. used your Blood Preparation
,L,,r,tinr.l in my family for several years,
and mink that, for scguiula or tankeruu~
TIrr1nrs or Rheumatic affections, IL cam
non he ,.Nr,lIrd: and as blood purifier
and spring medicine it l. the best thing
Yer used: and have used almost every
lining. can chreTtUliy recommend II 10
any one IN need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. \. y. DINSMORE,
~ Russell street.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
I32 MADISON 81.
B ALTIMoLl -,

MRS. LETITlA TYLER -'
Vi Principal.
This school viii open I'm OF -,I.
and close 18th OF June. English.
Mathematics, Latin, lr.Eru, O..
Italian ami spanish, u.Hv u-. g..
and Dancing. Taught toy most HN''
>urs ami Teachers. Also ur.'...r
simplicity iu dress. with moD'>,
prl,fN ia department.
- For circulars apply Co Pr....
..I.r ....frb
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TEE children viii soon have 10 take
their school books down from the garnet
auI last tl-u of.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

TuE cnormou, grain crops ought t" b"
Il h"rbingcr of good fall trade.
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PLUM q RS.
WILLIAM HARE

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
80. - TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, VIVA.
Orders from the country attended to on
snort notice. "u--V
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$50 to $4,000 ~" 2",,e $T q stock %;
Privileges, aud pad 800 per cent profit.
How To do it," \ book on Wall St""i
sent free. TUMBRIDGE& CO., bankers
Wall street, NY. Iuul7Sh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

CANE PGEsENTATION.-Mo Monday night
number of friends Of Mr.. Mill. Ora
ham, assembled in one OF the Rooms OF
the City BaiIding and there presented
that gentleman with hand
some cane with silver
head, which was appropriately engraved
by Mr.. W. T. Fry, one Of the donors.
Col. Jake Nunge made the speech ON
behalf of the donors, and Mr, E,trick
Roemer responded in behalf Of Mr..
Graham, who was 50 taken 10y surprise
that be was unable to make speech
himself. After the presentation all
parties repaired to Jake's establishment
where supper and other things were
INDUCED in, and good time was had
generally,
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Professors Wanted.
4 PUBLICATIONS. To FILL Tur ;
y lowing positions lu The Faculty
WEST VIRGINIA. NINIKNIfy

VIII be- received Uut!. S,prrmH...
Chair OF Astronomy and HI.>... ...
tive chair: chair ol Modern .r.
chair OF History, Political Iy......
Byll,~-l'l'rr>; chair ui Norma. ..-.
zion ANA Principal oi the Pur.f.
plrlm,ut. Address
\. W LOREN
Secretary pro tom. of EuUul E,-rr.. .
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EDUCATIONAL.
LlNDSLEY INSTITUTE

UNHE TRUSTEES OF THE Agugr ..
i StitutiOn having rented IN. ST..
the second floor OF the UuilG.rg '.
corner OF Fourteenth and Magk., ~.
and engaged the services OF Nh d..
Birch, graduate of Washington .,... .
ferSon College, as Principal, Oh.
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Music, Drawing & Paintinr

UHE MISSES pDpDHlIGI. IA.
| Wirsci Hall, Will ry.up,u .l,.r.
In Music, brawlHg and Painting. 81
Srptrml cr 9TH. at the Han uN,r'..
otlhr Franklin Insurance Duwl... .
- Twelfth street. and az their r..
No. ID OHIO street.
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MONDAY, sEPTEMBER G.I,-.

Instruction will be given ina.,...
fish branches, Latin. Greek. Fr.,..
German. Boys Will be PR pared ,......
the Freshman OF Sophomore r..,,
lcge. Tile drpar mcut Of Mode.
gauges viii be under the c.a... .'.
Mayer.
Terms a. heretofore.
J. T. Mu-r.r
AGRA Pres. Board u. l...-
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GREAT bargains in co!orci shoes 4
Y. l.. Blends.
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NEW ADVERTISERS ENTs
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
AUGUST TERM. 1873. August l., 1875.

Jesse K. Bell and Joseph 3. Woods, part
ners under the firm maine OF Ben
Woods
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ST. Joseph S Academy

IN CHARGE or THE ~i~l,.~ .
| Joseph, con. Fourteenth a ... -.
The patrons OF this lu>'i'.
formed thai is duties viii N..
the nrSt Monday IN Scptcu.,s. is. N
commencement of TINS, IT. rI''.'..
OF successful up,uJiI"u,It .~ uunr',
say more than that the same wal'l
over the pupils, and 'NuriurSs III y.
Slructiou that has hitherto ch"ia
til. school. viii ~tIIl b" MAINTAIN.
r,.t, at, earnestly requested '"'..
cuildrpu VuuctuHlly tor th"up"u..
CLASSES, To pupils ut German
NO extra charge b. mad" for Ue..
IN that language.
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IBv Telegrupn.l

PITTSBURGH August 3l.-Riyer about
10 inches and falling Weather clear
and warm. Arrlvci-Ashiaud, from
Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-01

Isaac Miller. Luther E. McGee, David Nc
Council, ana Lewis Y. Apologize, sole
,lMnrrs of fhe strnlu hnnf IlnNh .NtNt.l.
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y copy este: -
THOMAS VI. DARRAIi.
.u.rravt Clerk OF said court.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

that if Spectator" would only t1y
again perhaps "he or she" might do
better | see "he or she" has tnken
tbs advice. This time, however,
instead of the gourd, "he or she" has
made squash Of it sure! Spectator"
should bear in mind that barrer soil
will never produce anything better
than gnurds, pumpkin-heads and
squashcs
And SO Spectator" thinks my
article was SO finished, SO ou fat, that
l must have had help in its prepar-
alton? Much obliged for the compile
ment, l am sure, the source and all
considered.
l rather think it is "Spectator." /"
who has "timc to waste" in "scriobling
for the newspapers" judging from the
way in which she Or she" keeps in.
truding "his or her" bombastic articles
into their columns.
MIR. Editor permit me "also to ask
how it was that spectator with all
'his or her" 'helps' could get "thc
opinion of the majority of the specta-
toIs iH SO stlort Time T. Now when
Spectator" can conceive one gen
uine idea in his or her head" sufficient
to answer this question then perhaps
alter ! "devote days in the work of
transcribing the thoughts of others"
then may be able to give my own ~
Now it seems tc me Nlr. Editor that
this subject has been long enough be.
fore the public and it is high time it
was dropped unless it was of more
interest. | think answered 'Specta.
tor clearly enough in my last article,
and gave such proofs Of the correct.
ness ofmv position, that even "he or
she" could NOT refute them or at le. st
'he or she" did not attempt it.
In future Spectator may "wastc
ms much time in scribbling for the
newspapers as che or she" pfeases; as
for myself, henceforth and forever, I
treat Spectator" and all his worth
less productions as they both deserve,
'c'M silent contempt. TerJnm sat
sapacnti!!
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flagstaff turned over, and the plaster
torn off the walls. The yane on ,he
city hall was bent. Al It D
Space will not pcrmitgoing over the
loss done to fences, chimncys, shutters,
signs and tin roofs. The destruction
WAS great, but no means irreparable.
The loss in fences and other material
to the city guard house is about 5000.
The whole cf the fences Of the Odd
Fellows school is scattered along the
sidewalk.
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PINE GROVE TowNsn1p,
May 3rd, 1875.
A. NJ. B.

Editor Ne,cs and Times:
Sometime ago you asked for a cor.
respondencc from each Township. and
as | have seen no response to the call
from this section, will try and give
you some news that may be of benefit
to this Township. AS we all wish to
live upright and have everything to
work well, this correspondence may
bring about some good to more than
my immediate ncighbors. What 1
wish to bring to notice first is the
Trial Justice acting in this townshipp
1t is said that lie has been djsaharg-
ing tire Duties Of I'll" Office Without
having been qualified by the Clerk Of
Court of Orangeburg, and is still at
work, notwithstanding certificate
came from the Clerk to the effect that
he had not been qualified. The party
that brought the certificate (my infor-
mant saitD is q lawyer of your town,
who wished to have it to use against
the Trial Justice ESQ called.) When
he was asked why he didn't use it
himself the lawyer replied that there
we're some cases before the Trial JUS
tice that he wished to make some
money out Of =. After the Trial
Justice found out that the certificate
was in possession of q second party;
he offered that party half he, the Trial
Justice, could make provided he would
sny nothing about it.
If we knew wrong / think we
should have it put before the public,
but it seems that some will hide things
to make money. Ought not this go
before the grand jury. Il don't mean
this letter but the casey and if there
have been violations the law punish
the perpatrator. Our people have
business in law and should not be
brought before such men as our Trial
Justice. | think it would be we'll if
the names of qualified Trial Justices
could be inserted in the County pa.
pcrs, rot when appointed only, but
after being qualified, so that parties
could know they were men acting
with authority:
] suppose we have about as good a
set Of citizens as any township in the
county and deserve as good officers as
any but there seems to have been q
mistake made tliis time.
| will comply with request from
Poplar Township before l go farther.
| have been requested to state that
the bridge over Poplar Creek is in a
dangerous condition, and it seems to
be the duty ofno ono to make it safe.
Who would be responsible far damages
should any occurP
/ will now turn to the farming in.
terest little. but not without saying
something in regard to gardens, &c.
Our blacksmith wishes his Orange.
burg friends to know that they are
not the only ones OF the county that
can eat their own raised Irish Potatoes
He is having his share and a splendid
garden. Vegetables are doing re-
rnarkably well, as we had q fine rain
OH Saturday afternoon. Corn is re-
covering fast from the frost and per-
sons arc plowing it which will add
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THE Last Of That Tournament"

Else where we publish what pur-
ports TO be the last We shall have or
hear of that tournament. Spectator
and "a. NJ. B." from the beginning, in
vested the aflilr with false interest,
and affected to believe that great pub.
lie interests hung upon the final
settlement Of their differences. Hence
the appearance OF their communica-
tions i'll these columns. 1t has ever been
our desire to surrender space in our
paper to the views Of those who com.
Piled with cur rules; but MS the Tour
namcnt at Bambcrg is a thing Of the
past, and rcgardc with meager inter-
est by the community nt large, we
arc glad that the discussion is at an
end. Our fair correspondent A. M.
B. has acquitted herself admirably
we'll, in maintaining her side of tho
controversy, while Spectator" has re-
ccived no blow from which he can.
net recover. Here is a. III. B's last
shot.
CnINQUErEN GROVE P. o.
GURNNETr Co. GA.
April 22d 1875.
Editor Of TIC Nc,rs and Times:
BY an edition of your paper, issued
last month, and which, owing to some
delay in the mails, has just reached
me, sec that that troublesome bipcd.
Spectator" has again found "his or
her. way into print with enother
gonrd-vinc specimen Of vcrdure, pro.
duced, | doubt not, after another
extraordinary amount of labor and
much "swcat Of the brow"
You remember I said i'll my last
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Notice Of Dismissal.

Notice is hereby given to all concerned,
that on the first day Of June, 1875, I will
file my final account M GUARDIAN of
GEORGE ALEXANDER 9. JENNINGS,
in the Probate Court for Orangeburg
County, and will petition said Court for my
final discharge.
FRANCES n nAMnEpG
Guardian OF G. A. 8. Jennings.
Orangeburg, 8. G., April cath, 1875.
april 20 1875 At
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NOTICE TO C0MraAl TORS.
COUNTY CoMMl,si ,NERa Orr1cE
S. c., Anril 30. ls.-

Orangcl,rrs-, S. c., April 30, 49,.
called proposals will be received At Tie
Office Of the Board Of County Commissioners
for OTangcbnrS County, until May 81. 1875,
for the building Of COURT HOUSE for said
County, ~ the Town Of Orangchnrs, So.
Plans and specifications can be seen aud e. ;
amincd ut the "ilicc OF the said Board, .; any
time, upon application. Such proposals. to
nc M,ircssr'i to the chairman Of the Hoard
County Commissioners for Orangehnrg
County, and to l,c endorsed proposals (, +
building Court House.
The Enarh reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, if deemed hv then, best for
the in:crcst of the County to do 40.
By Cricr of the Hoard.
GEO. BOLIvER,
Clerk OF Co. Com'r.
Orangeburg, ga.
laay 1875 I'm
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For Sale.

A Snug little HOUSE and LOT in the
Town of Orangcburg-can be tratcd for at
private sale until LIST Monday in Junc-will
then TIC offered at public on.cry, and sold to
the highest bidder. Property obliged 10
be sold.
Apply to
TIIAD C. AMI REWS.
May sth 1915.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08

uonc Dcttcr--thOu hast seen to the
inner man, and hast found out the
secret of tho good house wife who
loves to hear the praises of her lord.
She fills his stomach on good things,
and his praises are loud and deep.
Before Wellington led his troops to
battle, ho always filled their stomachs
with good roast bccf,-and they were
invincible. And when sir, you have
done the same, call on us aud we will
show you that we are mighty men of
valor. Stand by us Ar. Mayor, and
give RS market"
We picked the above up in the
street the other day. We had no iden
that our worthy Town Council was
being SO importuncd. If they have re-
ccivcd many such cpistlcs, we doubt
not but what they will give our Town
two markets. However, we are glad
the subject has been brought to our
notice. Why can't we have market
in our Town. There is not, to our
knowledge, another place of the same
size and Importance in the State, where
its citizens are not accommodated with
n good market. AS it is, we now and
then get fresh meat for our tables.
Once or twice week beef is cut up
in hugo chunks and thrown pcll-mcll
into IL dirty wagon or cart, aud is
handed from door to door. Some arc
successful in getting piece md others
are not-you have to purchase ten or
fifteen pounds at a time, and pay from
ia to Is cents u pound for it, or you
hear the ejaculation "Gcc-long. here"
and you keep up the hire Of a boy to
stand at your gate, to watch for the
next.
A good market house would not
cost our citizens much, while they
would get it all back in year or two,
by what they would save III the de-
crease of price and waste.
Suppose we had a market and a
good butcher. He could sell to regular
customers fine beef at ten aud eight
cents. You could get your meats every
morning, and get one, two or three
pounds, just rs you like it, or to suit
the size your family. There would
be no waste. Now let us take a family
th1L would require say only three
pounds 4 day Of choice cuts,
ten cents. owe know Butcher who
will go into the business and sell
choice steaks at that pricc.) 1t now
sells for (the lowest price, twelve and
half cents. Ikis-Would be u diffi,r=.
ence Of 21 cents, per pound or seven
and half cents per day saved. Now,
what will this amount to in year p
t'ccnty.seccn dollars and Mirty scrcn
cents. Suppose your family required
six pounds per day-your savings
would be fifty-four dollars and
scvcnty-four cents. Just think Of it.
And give us market, properly regu.
lated by Ordinanccs-protect your
butchcr-and our word for it our
Town Council could do no better thing,
as the chap above says, to meet With
the well done Of our citizens, and es-
pccally the female portion of our
community, tn ose who have all the
trouble i'll seeing after and getting up
square meal for their families.
N. B. Since writing the above, VIC
have .eceived thirty-threc communion
tons for publication urging our Town
Council to erect Immediately market
house &c. Want Of space prohibits
insertion this week.
The Inst of That Tonrnamnnt
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much to its locks. l have seen even
cotton up but not great deal. Some
of our farmers have just commenced
working to plant.
PINE Grove.
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"A GARD.
d Cd H N O G. He BE- n
SUCCESSOR OF
SUCCESSOR OF
ROBERT JENNY,

w HoIIC i u LIN N Y.
l have como here 10 make my home
among you, the citizens of Orangeburg
county, and to he one among you, with the
hope Of sharing portion of your patron
agc, ] shall make it my cfIor. to do justice
10 all mankind. Fl,
| will keep constantly on hand ready
made Harness aud Saddles.
Repairing promptly attended to during
the regular business hours of the dry, and
will make my charges as reasonable as pos
siblc, With tic hope Of inducing trade, and
keeping our money among ua, to our mut,,-
al advantage.
apl "a If
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NOTICE OLE D1ssarssAI

Notice is hereby given that will file my
final account with tho Judge of Probate for
Orangeburg county on the l7th day of May,
1875, and ask for letters Of Dismissal as
administrators of the Estate Of Archy vii.
son. II. W. JENNINGS,
apl 17--4t Administrator.
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to the character Of the custom.
e While s'o say, who speaks first : we
are perfectly willing that they all
should speak ut once. Union Herald.
NOTICE.

The Life of the late DR.. Thornwell pre-
pared by DIR. Palmer Of New Orleans-now
ready for the press is to be published by
subscription. Price $500.
Those desiring to own tho book will find
n list at Mr.. Kirk Robinson's Book Store
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }.
COUNTY OF OnANGEnuno.

De
CLERKS OF COURTS OFFICE.
Whereas, an Act Of the General Assembly
Of the State Of South Carolina approved
March 25th 1875, to incorporate the Town
effort MOTTE Orangeburg County 8. c.
and therein requiring the Clerk of Court for
the County and State aforesaid, to declare
the Election of officers the said Town.
when The same shall have been held. There.
fore BE it Known, that in accordance with
said Act, it is hereby declared, that the
Election held on the Ord day Of May 1875.
the following persons were duly elected, W:
.Intcndant.
J. a. McK1Sz1E.
Wardons.
GEo. BnowN,
W. NJ. N. RAsT,
s. L. rUScAS,
JESSE STUART.
Given under my hand and seal this the
ith day Of May A. D. 1875.
GEO. BOLIyER, I1.a1
e., GP
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-08
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"A @ ARD.
: Drs Barton & Legare Mo,ld beg to inform
their patients, especially those in the coun.
try, that during their necessary absence be-
tween Office Hours, all calls must be left at
DR.. Dukes Drug Store, where they will be
promptly received and attended to on their
immediate return.
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