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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22
GENERAL
DeIegals an oonsr~.


Deies att an SonsresH,
forfs Third LOG, ss-Hoa. 49,. X. stueh
" Territorial Omeer.
GOusTHOr-Juu. ". Tnayer.
Ssgrodr-G. " FleuCa.
ChLy J"sttus u oaprsDst Court. W. Fisher
dssOe44ts Jaskies-JOr. 4.CArE1- "a IhomAS
u StAes LO4sctO-E Z. SNOW.
saTcegOF B-ssnH- SIias Reed.
ErCsstrs n Fubtc AOstys-G. W. Corey.
n gsaeT 4. 3 LagFa OWos-S. n H1nsol. ETT
TsrrtfOTtaI Tr-aSun-S. " DsWHey.
IerrfVriak dudHOF-J. II. uai lord.
r.. l.. Arnold
IShAN'4NsaoiHr 81 F~eHhrhAdTyI Charles HnttoA.-
NJ l. Post
ItrrHOrfH LfbH0gidA John SIanghi er,T ri I'D
toHHtEfeons o. lHtRfgFaHoD| k.Jeurevs
sHpsrbuthffsAt 81 iaGrUedsh-Joan slaughter,
Dsstrta dHSrseg-E. =. JunnzuH
UttHei Stdfss commissioners W. Brunsr
Ci-rE n III ZHdicbd RiSfHeE-J ~ bransT.
hIrzhaL-Giiber Adams.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22
Extract from President
Grants Speech at DesMnin

Let us all labor for more security
sJ9g4b9gEtf free peef frP1qss,
pure morals, untettered religious sen
tin,e6s aad ReT rights and Priri-
legcs to all men irresPeeiire Of ma
tionahh' color or religion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22

COURTESY of WvO-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22

CLsrL-w. Rirha dsnn. sx. of. Assessor.
Ndrshdi-i. : D-yre.
ffegsHTsr-Is HHc BrrguAn. .
AnorNsV@T !. Sfreei- A {.
SHrret pa J. Psrsha'L E.a .Ft
Police Jasfices ohm slaughter, 7. " Fisher. .
,eIlugr Of The Town Trustees Friday ever
lug in each week, at The civ HAL.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22
swEETwATEI COUNTY.

.a fM.P. n biz. Chairmsin,
COHnWissioBsrs william Evans.
f lJamss Calhoun.
ShsriF n. A. AcPhee. 1904 rrE
Nclnt,sh- % f.HE aaus a.
Probate Jadg--Jas. 4. Brennan, 81. ~. fTrss.B
.ISses sur m. a. JDhnr0n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15
aSermama, AGo., MGitttuoeb, Septcnber 1875.

sdbIte un6 erfldrte; Sran3 mar berubi9t
unb slidIid, benu er founte NIT 9anSer
9iebe ieiner Satin wiebcr anbaneen, Die
elm beredtigter 9lr9wobn ibm scraubt.
Iber rpclde SaItun9 ioate er ben scrz1
idieOenen Yerioneu 9csenGbcr bcobod)zI
ten? Ser Nr;t rietb, Ooris in bic 8ers
baltnii1e ein3uweibcn, bic iest cine 70
9li6Iide 90iun9 aefunben, bcnn eS iei
nidt gut, bub iwiI6en Gbeaatten Urgent
ein @ebeimniB obwalte. glfit Meta uno
@briitian iuar bereitS burh ben GOntraft
cine Serit6noiguug ange5obnt. Wan
IieB bie alten 9rute fommen. 3itternb
traten iie elm. 9lIs Srans feline 9Hutter
umarmte, ricf bieie unter Sgrdnen {:
,Sas babe i6 mobl pcrbicnt. ocnu i'd
babe meinen Sobn tets Qeiebcu uno
ourfte mid ibm nidt nenneu. 9lber
mas tbut man nidJt, UNI baS Slid ,ieiues
SinbeS su MAIDEN. Sd wIroe nit meie
uem Gebeimuiile 9eitorbeu iciu, wenn eS
mir Die Sranfbeit nidt entrihcn bdtte. 4"
Der treuberSige Gbriitiun bate cine ;u
0roBe Gbrfurdt Dor 8aibur9, Oen CT aIs
icinen Scrru su 5etraGjtcn 0eWobut mar,
ais DAB er ii4 Ger Saterfreuoe aan; rid,
baltsloS binge6en fonnte; er begniletf
iid) oamit, Dem iun9en Manne Die 9nno
gu fufen.
Stun fiilrte Scr 9Trat femtn 9cbeiIten
Yatienten gu Sori8. g8aIburo oriifte
iie in itiirmiider 9oit an iid unO boIte
fcincn Snaben berbei, ben er iubeInb
burd OaS 3immer trua. Ser O0ftor
Atortiui ersGblte nun sum stpeiten Mule
0ie ieltIame Serpirrun9 un6 Die ans
SSunberbure greusenoe 9luftldrun9 Der
&erbdItnihe.
n9dtteit bu mid trii6cr eingeipciBt," {"
iaate 0oriS bewegt, vio miirSe i6 Dir
cntge0uet Eaben, baB mcin Snter elmer
Iolden 8erirrung nidt fdbig gemsfen,
unb boB i'd inn 8ertrducn auf feline
8eblidteit unb Woralit6t mid meineS
Slides iets erfreut bate. 9od, gu
bait mir iebt einsn @e>peis bciner inni9en
2iebc geleben - f6nnte i'd Sir siirnen.
10 wdre eS mir beSbaIb, bob bu mid BON
beincn 2eiben ous9eIdIofcn boit |"
Gbe SranS nit SYrau uno Sinh bie
IeiIe na6 Stalien dntrut, ouf ser Mteta
uI8 g9drterin ibres Gntel5 baS olufli9s
8aar bcgIcitete. iibcrsab er Dem 9oftor
cin @eident fir GoIa 8eifuB un6 cine
nombafte Summc fir bic @ittwe Sice
boIO. SIM Serbite fiibrte 2ubwio, Ser
sum Sudb0!ter oponcirt mar, feline Soo
beim. Der gl dbalter muuoerte iid)
swar l6er sic Seporsugung, bie itm bon
ieinem Gbef warO, obcr er bat ME nad
Sem Srunbe oerieIben yefra9t. SieI'
Icidt bate e8 ibm Gmilie perboten.
ullu6 uie itebt cs nit uns ?" fra9te
gBalbura sen 9oftor, uI5 Die 9Odseit
2ubwig's gefe;ert iuar.
sd bIeibe Sbr SnuSaritI" !" antwors
tete IddeInO Ser @reiS. o9Reine Braris
Iege itp uieber, benn i'd wcroe nun gu
alt."
Ser 8oftor Martini bate nur nod
cine 6umiIie, Die er beIudte, unO biefe
mar Die feines 0rcunbes g8alburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15

@erite, GN ai3 unb Bier. Sa
elmer SerfummIung oes Mdl;er<8ereins
in @ep 9ore wuroen folgenoc In9aben
0ema6t: Wad amtliAen GueIIen purben
i'm oori9en Sabre bon 1886 ,626 9tfer
9ano in ben Ser. Staaten 80, $50, 500
8ufbeI 9erite gcerntst. ipcI6e cinen
gSertb bon $29,9S3, 769 rcprdfentircn.
Sn Der 9eriteucuItur itebt Der Stlat Gas
lifornia oberan nit II, OBI 900 SuItels
Damn fonntt Stem @0rf NIT 6, 463, 900,
Soma nit 4, 755, 900, 9uinoi5 nit 2, ,052, ;
900 9uibels, unO In LETTER 9iuie tonmt
Oas fIeinc Oslnware nit 100 8uibel5
8on ausn6rt5 sinaefubrt muroen fsit
Dem l. Sannar 1875 6,254,77 8ui6els
@erlte I'M 8eiammtipertb bon So .297, 333
eeoen 4, s9l. ls9 8uibeIs au s., sol ,653
int 8oriahte 9Iusgefubrt iuurben felt
Mnfang oes Sabres 81. .07S su SCI, ,347,
ae9en 320, 1874 SuibeIs su S2l0,78I i'm
8oriobre. Ser ar0bte She'll oapou aing
aus. coIiforniIden Sdfen nadBeru. Das
NtaI; miro fat ausIhIieslid CUR Yro0ucs
tion bon Ole unh Bier berisenbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15
Sauf> Ii. SntafIozGef6dft
Knanth, Nached & Kuebnt,

Knanth, Nachsd & Kuebne,
113 8roa No ah, Sen Got 7.
gDe6feI
in bsIirbtssn GuarttitGtsn nnb III bsft biGisfitH
2iaes.@rurisn anf bic meifsn pldbs in Dehtf6-
lanb, Seiterrsidb. Der Sdpeii granfrsi1, pol.
lamb, 8elatn, S6rrestn, Rerpestn, Dduemarf,
Suelanb, uHgarrt ,t.
Gus3abIiingen
trrd bic grifdmter. fc.pif Der TtTrsrapb In olIsr
Tl6Ben Dfiitihlanes, Der g Htpsi,, SsftreiGS II.
frri ins Sdus. GiHtnifruns BON GrblGdften nrb
5crbrruneen jrbsr slrt in alien Sbeiien Gurrpn'f.
Greoitbriefe T'l
fir Rsiftnbs sur Ssn"snns tn aTm Stat.sr
Gurorn's.
General. Ggentur Der IbIer Qinie,
Tdmpfsr rrifrr alnTt ;fpiftsa g.ep grr! uuk
Enntnrs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15

= Io3nrts ,,Gntfiibru1s aus bcm
SeroiI" fuurbe bonn Safer SoIepb init
aro6em SeIfan aufaenommen. uno bieier
duberte an Mo;art fetue 8eifnqsbe;eug,
unaen. ,,Qtber," fuate Ser 8aiier hiniu'
,,es finb bod gcpaItis oiel @otsn carin !h'
- Gerabs 70 pisI. oIs es fih eebort =
ant.uortete Mio;art
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-09-15
MObel! Sdrge =! 2umberl
g.
Tl 6 q per Stbmbert.

SHnfte StraBe, siu. Martt uno Wtosnrt,
,sist hem scsbrtsn putIfnm srn Stott unt 2aut
biermit srsebrnit an, bab sr tets IR Sbet nnet
Irt Srrrdtbis bat. Dessieidsn S6rge pSn
alIsn 0rGBen ven SrIs unp Nfetaa unb in iebsn,
StSl. &lss gut uno bldg.
9lu6 babe tt tets sutes ttefsnts 81 &.
5pIs nnc anpetes 8auma ateriaI, bus Id
gu ten nisbri9fsn ct. 9puis Yreiifn, ausI9lieBs
LID ber 8ra6t, bertaufe. a!.sf
&ut Elm i'd Msent FIR fie ct. Qpuis
Stpntmore cmrans unb rrrfdufe BERN
5atrifatc (GjIddrtsirbenr Satin II. gIdmsntGvte
BON 4erre Gotta ,t.), einiaIie6Iitb Der 5raGt, ;h
ct. SOuis Yrrilsn. 29 6. S&ubs.rt.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
PorLAn TowSsII1r,
May 10Th. 1875.

Ao lOlll. loic.
Editor Nc'cS and Times
On the 18th Of March We held a
meeting, and organized the St. Mat.
thcws Debating Society.
The following gentlemen were cleo
ted to serve, for the first quarter:
W. ID. Palmcr-Prcsidcnt.
Carson Fielder Vice President.
". =. Murray
j. T.. Parlcr-Trcasurcr.
j. +. Livingston, i. M. Purlcr, A.
NJ. Smell, Coms,ittcc to arrange sub
jccts.
Since organizing VIC have met scvc
ral times for debate, and at each meet
ing, the ccbators did themselves cred.
it.
We arc about twenty-five strong
and have fair prospects Of being fur
thcr augmented.
Very Respectfully
w. l.. M.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
NOl,I.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

ORASGERuRG. County.
May 10th 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the following
appointments have this day been made by
the School Commissioner Of said County:
BOARD OF EXAMISEHs:
Thomas Phillips, J. II. Fordham, l.. A.
Webster.
ScHooI. TRUSTEES:
|anccs No. IA. p. Avinger, Rufus
Fcldcr jesse Williams.
Poplar No. 2.-Dr. A, Baxter, WIN.
Green, Wm. Punlling.
Fns-Grore No. "a. r. Fludd. ". W.
Vice Smith Glover
Amelia No. .l.-P. f. Joncs, +. J. Buvck
T.. NJ. General.
Iroridenee No. 5.-David Bull, Tho..
Allen, Harry Welfare.
GoOddys No. G.-J. +. Way, Solomon r.
Fielder Cesar Abraham.
Lyons Nc. "a. 0. Holman, j. ~.
Williams, A. c. Williams.
Cosr- lusNc No. s. David L. Conner,
Levi Summers, Peter Carson.
Middle No. 81. p. NJ. Fourcs, Thos. ].
Phillips, Cesar Qnintoh
Hoxm,n H., (.,om.,
C,m IN, AZ 1,n y p,
GLADDEN.. yopdv ,1ur,h
R,nuchr;Us " 70 w r. -,
Edward Groom Goo n,xtor
No., 11ono NJ % o,:. ~.
Summers f;co. f;,rv;,
Eiizabcrh No 1A-R " n.,
Joseph Bash, Rufus Milestone
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
COUNTY CoMM1ssIoSERs OFr1cE

orangcburg, S. c., April go 1875. ! i.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt ths
Office Of the Board of County Commissioners
for Orzngeburg County, until May 81, 1875,
for the building Of COURT HOUSE for said
County, in the Town Of Orangeburg, 8. C. I,
Plans and specifications prepared by R. j.: !.
iicwetson, Esq, Architect can bo seen and cx-
a'ninet ut the uaicc Of the said Board, at any
time, upon application. Such proposals te
be addressed to the Chairman Of the Beard
County Commissioners for Orangebure
County, and to be endorsed proposals for
Building Court House.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, il deemed by them beat iol
the interest Of the County TO do 80.
by Order of the Board.
GEO. BOLIVER,
Clork Of Co. Com'rp.
OransebaIg,. SO: "a:
may 1875 I'm s'1+'
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

The Mormon apostles who arc
preaching through Canada are reaping
II bountiful harvest Of proselyto. The
Ignorant people to whom they chiefly
address themselves embrace the Nor
mon creed without thought of its
hideous features.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

"Ihc crisis is close at hand" are
tie closing words of II dispatch from
Corpus Christi, Texas, which is full Of
interest, and, VIC think plainly points
to trouble, unless our government acts
more promptly, than it yet has in
Mexican affairs.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Can't our City Fathers build us n
line markct-houso and city-hall? II
50, then won't they? Come, please,
erect ..:l,:l & monument to your everlasting
fame &c. Let's have the market
house by MI means.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Mr.. t'rantz Brigymann has pur-
chased the corner lot from Mr.. w. A.
Nlcroncy. and will soon have large
store crectedl thereon. Frank is a
thorough going yourg merchant, and
We arc glad to know that he has
got on Main Street at last.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

s , Ills Honor, Judge j. Z. Reed, open
M an extra term Of the Court OF
fncral Sessions here last Monday.
sss Honor was prompt at his post Of
s|, and has dispatched q great deal
s5lS business this ", elk with his usual
|ETgy and success. The regular term
sS nc Court Of General Sessions and
3 mon Pleas opens Monday nexs
ssIge Reed is in the enjoyment Of
Ss S|SsscnI health, and looks like he
80 weather tour years term on
,thc bench without becoming dyspcptic.
AYc wish lin success.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Lewis Fischer attends to the gro
ccrNslrpartmcnl Of his brothers fine
establishment OH The corner, and at
tracts scores Of buyers by his clever
and Courteous conduct towards Gus
toners. !: issaid that he has Il sweet
i'r'nrt, hut nevcr allows her to make
Inn Inn l}cglcct his business.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Mr.. John Ogrcn can be found now
in tic brick store recently occupied
by skohn & ro.--McAIas:cr's old
stand. He has a full stock Of saddles,
harness, &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
may l
NOTICE

The Life Of the late DR.. Thornwell pre-
paral Ivy DR.. Palmer Of New Ofleans-now
ready for the press, j. to be pdblisiled by
subscription. Price $500. '.a
Those desiring to own tho book will find
a list at Mr.. Kirk Robinsons Book Store.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
The Barnwcll Sentinel says. 81

The Bsrnwell Sentinel says: The
storm which occurred here OH Saturday
evening last, and laid waste SO many
other sections, was terrific beyond de-
scrIption. Thousands of,lollurs would
not repair the damage dopc in vari.
Gus parts Of Barnwcll County. Fen
clng, out buildings, trees, entire crops,
&c,, were carried like chan'bcforc the
wind, and near the village stable
belon ing to DR.. j. J. OBannon was
blown down and four horses were kill
cd.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
AIERSONIL

AI,ERSONAL-
We we're pleased to sec II. p.
AGookc, Esq, upon our streets during
Ahe prcscpt.wcck, It will be rcmcm-
pcrcd that Mr.. Cooke has been con
ss3ncd to q sick room for sometime, and
ncc or twice pronounced to be very
asRw; but, We arc gratilicd 10 announce
aAis complete recovery to his friends,
ind hope to SEQ him liyc long and
aa aappy. 81;
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Mr.. YIN. Bryan, an apprentice at
Mr.. Riggs shop, mcndcd the fly to
our press the othcrtluyi III very neat
and wortmanlikc manner. lie knows
Ills business.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Wallace Cannon's customers. arc
determined that busipcss sha,n'l lag
down his way Theyibuy early and
often from him. His store is crowded
with good things. Ills prices arc low.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Rev. G. A. Hougl will bc installed
by the Rev. DR.. Bowman Of Chavlcs.
ton, on the 18th Sunday i'll this month,
ut the I'uthcren church i{ this place.
The public arc respectfully invited.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, :

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBuRo.
CLERKS OF Courts OrTIcu.
ITherea,, an Act Of the General Assembly
Of the State Of Soutl, Carolina approved
March Goth 1875, to incorporate the Town
ofFORT MOTrE Orangcburg County s. c.
and therein requiring the Clerk Of Court for
the County and State aforesaid, to declare
the Election Of officers of the raid Town,
when the same shall have been held. Thorc.
fore lie it Known, that in accordance with
said Act, it is hereby declared, that the
Election held oil the 3rd day of May 1875,
the following pcraons were duly elcc:ed, W:
.iatcndant.
J. a. McKIHzIE.
Hdrlons.
Gzo. BRowS,
w. NJ. N. RAsr,
S. L. DUScAS,
Jesse STUART.
Given under my hand and seal this tho
I'll, day Of May A. ID. 1875.
GEO. BOLIVER, r.. ST.
C. G. L
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
1EhSH POT.lTOl.S-

3ILSIi PO7,I TOES
Mr. Augustus Fischer laid upon
our table, during The week, i couple
<f very large 1rsh Potatoes, grown III
l''S garden at flis plrcc. Fischer is
generally c'lcccssiu1 IN everything he
undertakes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

DELICIOUS N.iITBERRIES-
Dr. J. I. Butter will accept cur
thanks for a bowl Of delicious straw
berries, gathered from his excellent
garden. h fs'S 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

MARTINS II had martin box
near my orchard this season. I obscr-
we'd the tents of these catcrpillars
forming Oh several different apple
trees, which were neglected through
the hurry Of farm work. but to my
surprise they al had disappeared
without my help. Having a wild
cherry tree near my orchard, which
had been much troubled with tent
worms, | noticed the martins in great
numbers flying about this tree. In
watching their motions l soon discov
cred that they were devouring the
tent worms. Hence could easily in
fer what had becomgof ,!!llsse on my
apple tree. IF any one would free
himself from this pest, it can he done,
think, by keeping number of mar
TIN boxes in or near his orchard.
They TINT do nothing are on the
way to do worse than nothing.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Ne publish elsewhere an i'm
promptu poem, written directly after
the closing Of the polls in Blckvillc,
on the 18th inst. The author is one Of
blackville's most influential citizens,
andHit was at great cost that We
succeeded in getting him to wake lis
Muse for the benefit Of our readers
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

.
alrs. James A. Oates, the we'll
known actress, has dissolved partner
ship, matrimonial and professional,
with her sccond husband, Tracy Titus.
1T appears to have been a case of
mothcr-in-law; Mrs. Oates mother
having cross examined Tracy i'll re-
gard to some lady, and his memory,
like Bccchcr's being defective, Mrs
Oates put her husband out Of her apart
mcnt and her business. Now Mrs.
Oates runs portion Of the theatrical
company and her husband another,
rendering the house divided against
itsclfand ma. ital divorce imminent.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

The new brick building being
erected by our worthy citizen DIR. w.
S. Barton OIL Russell street, is assum-
ing. voluminous proportions. The
building will be two stories dwell
ing up stairs and two stores beneath.
We learn that The whole building is
already rented, and will be occupied
rs on as completed. Thcrcis plenty
of room for more substantial stores
ard dwelling houses in our Town.
The demand appears 10 be cxhaus-
less.
We doubt if there is Il merchant in
Town doing 81 better business Mt this
time than that popular caterer to
ones wants, Hon. Joab w. Moseley,
our efficient and worthy Mayor.
IIc has c; rncd and III; dc reputation
and success i'll his business by liberal
and fair dealing with lis host Of Gus
toners, and customer once gained
he never loses hence they arc ever on
the increase. lie keeps his two stores
well stocked with cheap and desirable
goods, such as p!cascs all classes Of
customers.
The effort TO raise money to buy the
instruments for Fordhnms Band, is
meeting with considerable success 50
iar rs talk is concerned. We know
that the. amount will be raised, but
subscribe at once gentlemen, and let's
have the music rs soon us possible.
Under the arrangements entered into
with Proof. For,lham, The instruments
will be the property, and under the
control Of the contributors or purchas-
crs. Read the resolution heading the
petition and put down your money at
once. One hundred and scvcnty-fivc
dollars will buy The instruments for a
first class organization.
.=---
The following named parties had
their lands sold by tho Count, Treas.
urer last week for taxes due for 1874.
Partlcs who desire to redeem the same
can 90 SO within ninety days:
Amelia lownsh'p-Mrs. Geo. Gates,
fSt. lhos. Oliver.
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

We learn that arrangements are
being made by NJ. N!croiy, (who
knows how to keep a hotcD for the
purchase ssof Col; Hutson's spacious
lot, North West. corner of Court House
Square, for the purpose Of erecting
thereon mammoth hotel. We wish
him all success. Such hotel is need.
cd here, and one by Nlerony would
meet with q grand success.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
1YANIED-
500 bushels Of Cofhsat J. Wallace
cannoni,sl EskasIEE IL

The Rev. GA. Hough will accept
The thanks Of this Office for. the first
blackberrics of the season. ia ai
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

Al'rcpnrin. i,'diS Grand
Jury. We are pleased to say'tnat the
Solicitor books hearty, al announce
mcnt his many iricn,iS in this County,
will receive with "ra:ii,.atirn.
N-sv2ED--
Five hu'ulrcI b"sl.el Of Corn al j.
Wallace Cnnnon's.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

The Court ot'(icncrsl Sessions wil!
begin on Monday, Our inLc1ati.;s .;shi,.
,s.ulicitor, Major C. w. Ruttz, Is hcrc
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15

They Tint do nothing are on the
way TO do worse than nothing.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-15
Z O @ AL.

q L Q @ AL.
1V.4NIED-
500 bushels Of Cofh|at j. Wallace
cannon'lsI szsa!5L-E EI8
The Rev. G. A. Iough will accept
The thanks Of this Office for, the first
blackberrics of the season. ,. ai
DELICIOU Us S,S7RII'I}ERRIES-
Dr. J. L. Butter will accept cur
i. thanks for Il bowl OF delicious straw
berries, gathered from his excellent
garden. ~. 81
-,------sarE=Ssl1
Rev. G. A. Hougl will bc installed
by the Rev. DR.. Bowman Of Charles
y ton, OH the 18th Sunday i'll this month,
Mt the Luthcran church ilI this place.
The public arc respectfully invited.
A Wallace, Gannon's e customers are
4 determined that buspcss sha'nt lag
down his way They buy early and
often from him. His store is crowded
with good things. Ills prices arc low.
.# -.-------a-s -r--------------
Mr. Wm. Bryan, an apprentice at
Mr.. Riggs shop, mcndcd Tic fly TO
our press the othcrtlay III very neat
and worEmanlikc manner. lie knows
his business.
- Mr. John Ogrcn can he found now
1 in tic brick store recently occupied
by sKohn & Bro. --McNlas:c :cr's old
stand. Hc has a full stock Of saddles,
harness, &c.
Can't our City Fathers build lis a
line markct-houso and city-hall? If
50, then won't they? Come, please,
erect s.:s,n q monument to your everlasting
; fame &c. Let's have the market
house by III means.
Mr.. irantz Briggmann has pur-
chased the corner lot from Mr.. w. A.
Nleroncy, and will soon have large
d store crectedl thereon. Frank is a
y thco'rrouush--going yourg mcrcln,nt, and
we arc glad TO know that he has
got on Main street at last.
3ELSH PO1,lTO1.S-
/ Mr.. Augustus Fischer laid upon
our table, during The week !, couple
D of very large Irsl, Potatoes, grown in
l's garden at This pl1cc. Fischer is
generally successful in everything he
undertakes.
The C"nrt otGcncr.,l Sessions MIL
| begin on Monday; Our inlcIat; .:sl,Ic
J j, snlicitor:, Aaior.C. w. Buttzs is here.
l'rcparins , e;r1nI
Jury. We are pleased to say tina, the
Solicitor L,oks hearty, al announce
incnt his many iric..,iS in this County,
will receive with Qualification.
lF..N7ED-- ,l.
Five hundred buslel Of Corn Il, j.
Wallace Cnunon's.
Lewis Fischer attends to The GRO
Gerry department. Q, his brothers fine
establishment OH ll.c corner, and ut-
tracts scores Of buyers by his clever
and courteous conduct towards Gus
t"mers. I; is said that he has il sweet.
Heart, hut ncvcr allows her to make
y" }cg!es, :...l:.... liz .a.'ne.z: .s.....-.
Ne publish elsewhere an i'm
, promptu poem, written directly after
the closing Of the polls in Blckvillc,
on the 18th inst. The autho,r is one Of
,l5lackvillc's most influential citizens
>andHit was at great cost that we
: succeeded in getting him to wake lis
Muse for the benefit Of our readers.
We learn that arrangements arc
being made BY Mr.. A!crony, (who
knows how to keep hotcD for the
purchase sof Col: IIutson's spacious
lot, North West corner Of Court House
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