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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
Playing Scout.

When Mis-" B: went; homo, ,c,' from from
shopping the othor day, she'eiitered
upon R g scene of!thriliilig horror, being
enacted i'll tie back yard. q ssis /; i
In the center Of the yard dry
goods box was in flames and the baby
vas lying iii front Of it squalling lusti.
ly from hcatand fright. Down behind
the currnnt bushes were two Of the
ncighbprhood boys, skulking around
with painted faces, chicken feathers
ih their hair and bows in their hands,
while her hopeful eon Ind on his
fathers moccasin slippers, Ills cap
turned wrong side out upon his head
and an old army gun in his hand. He
was creeping along, with evident lnur-
derous intent, t ward the roosters be-
hind the pushes.
What on earth is the natter 2 cried
the alarmed lady. tt
'Sh! sh" said her hopeful; don't
you see them Ipjuns has burned down
Hawkins cabin and nearly killed his
baby, burned MP the family. and I'm
the Lean WOLF going 10 bring yeng-
ince oil the scuips Of the varmints i
But in about fifteen seconds after
he went do~n to the Wood pile, wish
ing he was the fat woman in the mu-
ssnm, or the big medicine man ofthe
Pawnees. !.
IIc had been reading an Indian tale
in New York paper, ycu see.
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China and South Carolina United in
Holy Wedlock, jfI...

in interesting marriage ceremony
took, place last night ut 8 O'Clock at
No. 2 College street. Mr.. William
rAh Sang tic We'll known c'hilnaman
employed at Wilson Bros, tea depot,
Oh King street, vas united in mar
riage with Miss Clara Davis, native
of this city. The wedding cerea,ony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Bow
man Of the Wentworth street Luther
M Church, i'll The most solemn and
impressive manner, and the remaks
made by this eloquent Divine we're
exceedingly appropriate to the oc-
casion, and were listened to with in
tense interest by all. There were up
wards at sixty persons present, the iii
vitcd guests Of the bride and groom.
Mr. Ali Sang was at!ired in the full
and complete costume of his native
country, the same being richly
lowered satin blouse, heavily trim
med with gold, pants Of Il deep blue
and the shoes usually worn in China.
The bride wore n satin dress richly
trimmed with lncc, etc, Of foreign
Importation, handsome veil trailing
several feet, andn magnificent wreath
Of orange blossoms decorated her head
and brow, which with her soft blue
eyes md beautiful face, gave her more
the appearance of some fairy which
the imagination pictures, thaa hu
man being. The bride and groom
seemed exceedingly happy, and if We
may judge by present appearances, We
predict for them happy and prosper
GUS future. Mr.. Ali Sang has con
cludcd to remain here permanently
and speaks in the very highest term.
OF the kindness shown him by lii,
Mcssrs. Wilson Bros. his employers
-New$ 4 Courier.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
Lawyers Should mot be Asses.

Judge Underwood, of Rome, to four
young lawyers who had just passed. an
examination inc hisr courtr .Ypdng
| gentlemen, i want to, say a thing OF
tus to, you: You have passed as good
an examination as usual, perhaps bet.
tor; and you tlon't kr!oe,w,v an anything. I'll Ing.
Like these young tsl!ows just back
frsm their graduation at college, you
think you know a great deal. That
is great mistake. Ifyou eveT get to
De OF any account you will be sur
Ipriscd at your present ignorance.
Don't be- ton big for your brsechees
Go around to the justice s ceurts.Ii TrY
10 learn something. Don't be afraid.
Set off on Il high key. You will, no
doubt, speak a great deal Of nonsense
but you will have one consolation, no
bo'ly will know it. The great mass Of
mankind takes sound for sense. Never
mind about your case pitch in! Yoh'
are about as apt to win as lose. Don'tl
pc ashamed before the wise looking,
justice. He don't know a thing. Stand
to your rnck, fodder orno fodder, and
you will sec daylight after while.
The community generally supp6se5
that you will be rascals, Thee is no
absolute necessity that. you should.
You may be smart without being
tricky. Lawyers ought to Ge gentle
men. Some of them don't come up to
the standard, aud are disgrace to the
fraternity. They know more than any
other race, generally, and not much
in particular. Youare dismissed with
the sincere hope Of the cnurt that you
will not make ASSES Of yourselves
lonisriNe Courier Journal. '' ''-.''
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The Bachelors Coat.
by aEoReF A. BAKER, JR.

Old coat, for soms three or four seasons
We've heen jolly comrades, but now
We part, old companion forevor
To fate and the fashion bow.
You'd look well enough at dinner,
I'd wear yoa with prideat bali;
But Pm dressing to night for Wedding
My own-and you'd not do at all
You've too many wine stains about You,
You're scented too much with cigars;
When the gaslght shines full OH your collar,
IT glittcrs like myriad stars;
That wouldn't look well at my wedding;
They'd seem inappropriate there;
Nell doesn't use diamond powder,
She tells me it ruins the hnir.
You've been on, Oh Cozzcn'' piazza
Too late. when the evening" were damp:
When the moonbenn.s were silvcrins Gro
nest,
And the lights wsr.. Al! oii in the camp;
You've rested on nightly oiled s;airways
Too often, whel! sweet eyes were bright,
And somebody's ball dre.'s---Iot Ncilic's-
Flowed round YOU III rivers Of white.
There's reprol ate loozeness about you;
Should wear you tonight, l believe,
As came With my bride from the alter,
You'd laugh in your wicked old sleeve
When you felt there tho tremulous prcksurc
Of her hand. in its delicate glove,
That IL telling me, shyly but proudly,
Her trust is as deep rs her love.
So 90 TO your grave in The wardrobe,
And fur:,isl, a feast for the moth;
Nelrsg glove shall hetray its sweet secrets;
For younger, moIc innocent cloth,
'Tis time TO put on your succcssor-
It's made in fashion that's now;
Old coat, Pm afraid it will never
Set us easily on mo us you.
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Wit and Justice in Missouri.

1t is we'll known that some Of the
judges in Missouri we're very rcluct-
ant tc enforce the law against minis
teia Of the gaspel for exercising their
profession without having taken the
test oath, aud avuilcd themselves Of
every prctensc TO discharge those who
were accused.
Three ministers, charged with tho
cris-a of preaching 'the glorious gos-
pei Of the Son Of God, were srruiyncd
before certain judge. They were
regularly indicted, and it was under
stood that the proof against them was
very clear.
Are you q preacher said the
judge to one ofti,cm.
Yes, sir, replied the culprit
',Fo what denomination do you
belong?'
i am a Christian, SIR with
dignity.)
"A Christian What do you mean
by that. Are not all preachers
Christians7'
I belong to the sect usually called,
but wrongly called, Campbcllites.'
(Not SO much dignity.)
'Ah! Then you believe in baptiz-
ing people in ord0r that they may be
born again, do you?'
j do, sir (Dcfantly)
tMr. Sheriff, discharge that man.
He ie an innocent man Hsis Ia
dicted for preaching the gospel, and
theee is not aword of gospel in the
stuff he breaches ! 1t is only some Of
Alexander Campell's nonsense. Dis
charge the man!'
Exit Canlpbcllite, greatly rejoicing.
Are you a prcacher?' said the
judge, addressing the second criminal
i am, sir, said the miscrcant.
'Of what denomination arc YOU 2
4 am q Methodist, sir
DO you believe i'll falling FROM
grace? b
4 do, sir (Without hcsitntiou.)
'Do you believe in sprinLling
people instead Of immersing tIicm?
i believe that people can be ban
tized By sprinkling.' (Much offend
ed.)
DO you believe in baptizing babics?'
1t is my opinion, sir, that babies
ought to be baptized Indignantly }
Nor word Of Scripture for any.
thing Of the kind, sir ? sfioltcd his
honor. Mr.. Sheriff, turn that man
loose! He is no preacher Of the gos-
pei +! The gospel is truth, and there
is not y word Of truth in what that
man teaches Turn him loose II
is ridiculous to indict men on such
frivolous prclenses Turn him loose !!
Methodist disappears, not at ali
hurt in his feelings by The judicial
abuse he has received,
What arc you, sir 2 SAID the julg,
10 the third ie!ou.
Some people call Inc preacher
sil. (Mcckly)
J 'Wha. is your dcnon,;notioo .
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

A correspondent Of the n. Y. Even
ing Post has condensed the census
statistics in regard to the wealth ofthe
country. The average personal wealth
throughout the whole United States
and Territories is s772. The wealth.
per capita in the various States is as
follows: In Alabama S2O2; Arkansas
$500, California, $l,O97; Connecticut
s1,441; Delaware, s67G; Florida,
s23i; GEORGIA, 1926; Illinois, $685.
Indiana, 1854; iowa, 5000; Kansas
s505, kentucky, s43l; Louisiana
s454; Maine, 1856; Maryland, 1924
Massachusetts, s1,aea; Michigan
s604; Minnesota, s513; Mississippi
-252; Missouri, STAG; Nebraska, S435
Nevada, $3.50, New Hampshire, s793
New York, Sl,4S1; North Carolina
s2l3; Ohir, 1888, Oregon, s5O6; Pen
nsylvania, s1,0s1; Rhode Island
s49G; South Carolina, 1894; Tenne
see, 1895; Texas; 1894; Vermont
s7ll; Virginia, 1894; West Virginia
4Sl; West Virginia, G5S.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

pr. Hllpllrst's Hllpllr Outline ,of the Church.. i
gives the following populations to tho
crceds Of the world: Christianity,i
07,000.O00;. Buddhism, & $4,000, ,Q00,,
Mohammedanism, 2QO,O0O,O0pi Bra,
hrinism, 175,0OQ,00O; Confucianism,
s0,QoO.0o0; Judaism, 7,OOO.OQQ; all /,
other jEfl torma Of religious belisfi N4,nc
100000. Of the Christian population !
of the world. ISL .007, ,.i49.are assigned
to Prutestantism. 200, 1899, 800 tovflo,
man Catholicism, and 75,39O,94O to I
the Oriental churches. In tho New
World, comprising North and South
America, the Roman Catholics are in
the majority, having 50,931 1888 of
population, to 3G,936,8OO Of Protest.
ants.
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Somebedy saipterviewed a Gedrgbpa
Francis, EEaind and tho laates,saiarse
de- you see these hapds,7 Sse the %
blosd run ints them! EIteces,health.s u
for you'll AL cqmes from vegstalao ],
diet, sir.4 NJ meae fan me.d DAT nqth4 ra
ing but vegetables, Vegetables n,aks 6,
muscle, sinew, strength. nlanhobditos
'Yes' George,' said xPj4,and his auditor, laugh
ing, you 70 right; meat is weakening,
| always notice al the streng apimsla,
live on vegetables. There's The ", weak
lion and panther, they i've % nsat;, , :
and there's the sturdy. sheep. the !,
goose, the cali, and the jaclsa;s, they !.
live on vegetables entirely. They
IL always makes me mad to talk to
an Internal fool! r said Train, coloring ],
up, while he turned on his heel and
left iii huff. ip t4'1pR a'
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
An Old Timo Marriage Outfit.

In these days Of ccntennials, ac.
counts of anything which occurred
one hundred years ago prove very in
teresting to tic general reader. No
doubt many 9 newly married couple
tor those who are about to be joined in
wcdlock will be doubly interested in
lcarning what was considered ~ good
marriage outfit in 1879, by lani y
in the eastern part ofLitchfcld county
who we're in good circumstances. a
FREUD who furnishes us with the items
BAYS the following outfit in kind and
amount swas considered splendid in
those days. If such was Tic case now,
young mon world no longer bring
forward as their chief excuse for lead
ing a life Of .osinglc b!esscdness that
pttjnp rnarrin1 ic foo oyron.;,,o
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

All flesh is grass Two farmers
near Greenbnsh, N. T., contesting the
ownership OF grass in graveyard,
fell to cutting each other with SOP thcs,
and one Of them is no mower
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28
giQgging Judas. !,

L
| On ftiday'the tiiie-l15n6fsiii Custom
~so. dear,to all Raf6 f6ugess ssailor4Iof
logging III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Carried out withmilnlhe, cersuehy BN
thheeoae the aerewsl slRfseReraly yesasls Of .RsHu-
ssAand sausAiAneriean nstisns!itisa
l,p nc hte2qPddopJaA dAybresk;a lifs.sised
|Hfgure Of 9 map Observation-Disclosures,
tune, ns,s With 'iHl jack lboets, WAS heistedto
the he mast, + head, and . p!acerl, fastened,
to he' The breast, bearing sipgsriptisp;,
III Portuguese, This is Judas i Iscariot.' SCI
who i !, betrayed .f e,y% Christ The eaigy re-
naiHd 1t In .hnasstRtaad' asstRtaad' adf1Ht1 14TbsSt 4nTbsoSt Zen
a: H., Wldh tie eRtife g22teSas g2ea assMisG9egd MG9gdYas ia
lowing9i: to- the 5leck,, the slips bsailr
MEANWHILE ksspMg up pGaahh''i ah incgssant na5sas1ata
changing. The figure was tfsin ysaS5Ysd7 ycarrisd
three'times rodhd Che deck ahd finally
lasihed tothe capstaif aPhe. crew +H-nFi
armed themselves wiih'khottM 70, >es 2
and proceeded 1oJ belaBot ithe 'hgtfYst
pmid loud yelis and shouting. ntt6
shir's ,hall alt I4shetimsringinglah,ac-
compap1iment Ram kina,o ofgrbg weres
served, out; sndsIthja, 7iaunnes, comai
i'ipei e!i .;Nith religious zeal ,lrendared ahea
hoggers almost frantio With; exeite,v
nent. The clothes were cut awaYsra
shreeds, and. when VI hen the tfgureq4rsas sem
plet.ely denpYdssd, YpYdlsssd,, the blppsek4 ,os woedd
whiich DOES 81 dIuty Iy for for the tn bplEFaRkjakes
ed al eyer oyer t4le dasaE.o deg E.o It.Yss dhep saa,s
pa7f pended lts e s,and lne, and tl,roYn.qyegbqpnad
into II ltFhe daa9aalksn da9akssn aad repeatedly djpa,
ped. OWN 6 to the dock regulatianss
hs stump could ,lsaa9t aaSt be pyybs!Iiasl burpl
put i was 'cbDDppesdl PIP into ffmnlall freg. q
nenta 1n and haHndsd Hs Is eyer ts ths 9Qok tar
Pgfpea ar. undsE gsPJsy bsys, j
AZ vicksbdrgsa whbp pfiayashf himself gglAs
on his 'ehoice' language Vas I 'SvsGf7 sGf7f M n
Louisiana the a6ther id y6n b,hHiHbassZss,! q
/ anFe n s.aRHipg,e ct a Rfarm'hpusaite gash
gdr,nk kofi Wster. the esworoan aemarkedso
that the crops stSod ih IF gs1rsat s1 RseSdIof !
rain. /. t.s ,c,, .sp..;b 8, T
Yes, rain, is the greatdesideratum,.d
|he replied, as he handed, tho tin dip, )
per back Ill d. 70 stasy r,nors ls.L ed,
'Mary! Mary yldlyel laditheiH6mair; W
~ iouu tones: .soi7loe /. 4
a = white white headed m l. giEl ,!. Of /. sixteen
canie oat' bpeI r9om IsannaTa5s IL response
ptRs call, and tic mdatfhsr atfh contipnod:
Take 4 sqhaar. r.'vissSwa view Of Tim, 4ary1fl w., !,
He don't look as as file knew lew ientosuayh tsashH
e 2 plough cotton, ana yet be jnsIt got ( !
off a word as as long as from here Is the
mule pen and back aid dd''h he ) q nay be be
holdin' Oh to more '67"a ~ . ea1''
The vicksbuageerr walked 81 riTgiEt iTiEta'
away from there.-. NeAa5ary Neraltta
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There is nothing that people boar
more impatiently, or forgive less,
than contempt; and .an y injury. iq much
sodner ftrgotteh than an insult
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

That was q horrid speech. Jennie,
how could you say such thingr \, (,
! Why, Neil, it4popped out before l
knew it, t,ls i-aIui = li% N
And what did Mr.. Parsops sayH' :
He blushed clean to the eyes, and
I ran away '
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-28

/ 3 assSS H8. r. .H f#
L do (Firmlyl
DO you teach that immersion only
is baptism 2
That is my doctrine Earnestly
And you baptize none but those
who believe in Jesus Christi
That is my faith and practice
| with cmphasis.)
My friend, ! fear it will go hard
With yoH. ! sec you are indicted for
Tor preaching the gospel, and tap
pears to INC by your own confession
that you are guilty r,--.-.s
Baptist looked pretty blue.
'May it ylcase your honor said thc
Baptist's counsel, springing to his feet,
that man never preached the gospel.
have heard him say hundred times
thot he only tried. I have heard him
try myself
Mr.. Sheriff, discharge this man
He IS notindicted for trying. There
is nothing said about the mere ciior!
Lot him so, sir! | am astonisheA
TINT the State Attorney should annoy
the Court with such frivolous indict-
mcnts !
Exit Baptist determined TO try
again.
Court adjourned for 'lickor.'
The Saratoga correspondent Of the
!<ow York Coa,nyrciol tells the follow
ing story:
They were two Madison avenue
girls real beauties. They were talk
;ng beneath tho trees cl Clarendon
park, and We were sitting in dshub,H
at our window overhead cavcsdrop
ping FavesdroppingY, Yes. gentle
reader, for that is the privilege Of
knights Of The quill. They are not
as other men. Tho sanctity of quiet
tete a-tetes is not sacred to them. They
are bound By the oat!s oftheir pro-
tcssicn to tell all they can find out of
eycryhody's business, and tho more
unscrupnlous they are in getting hold
Of something to tell tho more worthy
| are they to enter the scribblcrs' hcay-
sn. One of the young ladies aforesaid
was a blonde, The other sort of half
and.half that IS to say, she had light
hair, but not too light, complexion
ditto, but eyes as black as charcoal.
She was the geyest little maiden l
ever SOW. It seemed as if she could
hardly contain herself. She began to
speak as follows:
Nell said she, I'n, going home to-
morrow
Going homo to morrow? Wha:
for, prayf
Because 7 cart Behave 3 myself. r+..',
WELL out With st, JeAhis! What
have you been doingr
Lots ofthings.'
| '4FoIl, give Us tho first
You know Frank Kennedy, Nell p
| That soft, simpcring fellow, that
always tells you how 'chawming' you
look
Exactly. This morning saw bin
coming, and madc up my mind to
take him down
And what did YOU doY
4 put NY diamond brooch in IL
chair. pin .'pwaids, and asked him to
iii down
| He sal, Of cou!~e, and what thcn 2
'He jumped up and yelled, Oh.
MY
What's The troublc? asked.
Nothing in particular; only I Thought
Of an engagement atthis very nom
eni; you musL excuse me. And of he
went, and would you believe it, Nell,
the brooch MAS sticking to him.
That was awful, Jennie, and the
two girls gigglcd together for five min
utcs. Sell broke tile spell by demand
ing What ncxt?' Why you sec,
was talking with that young sprig Of o
clergyman, the Rev. Tom Parsons.
We had nearly talked each other TO
death, when, rs luck would have it,
he made some remarks about mosqui-
toes. | vas Oh my native heath nj
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u DENTAI. NOTICE

DENTAL. NOTICE
IllE undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing to his many friends and patrons
that he has permanently located at Orange
burg, G. ii, IS. G., where he will devote lis
entire time, from every Monday till Saturday
noon to the
PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
IN all its Departments. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed III all operations en,ris,c,.to lis
care. Charges very moderate
oihcea Dr Fcrncr's old stand over Will
cocks Store
a NJ. SNIDER D. S
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Building Material &c.

The subscriber would nsk the attention ef
tho readers Of the News TIMES to his
Stock Of
Hardware, Building Material, House
Finishing and Carriage Build
ing. aud Trimming
Material, &c.
Consisting in part of
Fresh
Stono Lime,
Hydraulic Cement.
Calcined Plaster, Nails.
Hair, Laths, Locks, Hinges,
Brads, Tacks, Window Glass,
Putty, Varnishcs, Paints, Oils and
Brushes.
In short, the largest variety Of gooda to be
found in any one house in the State All
goods warranted Az represented, and prices
gnarsnteedssas low rs the lowest for same
..luality ofgoods. All orders accompanied
with Cash or satisfactory City references,
will have prompt and careful attention.
.: ,- JOHN G. DIAL,
--->-- n - - -Gelun!ha, S: c.
july 10 1915 Snl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07

Mdbrsn6 bes nit benz 81. Nu9uIt enz
6i0enoen 8iertelia6res iplrDen inl 0Gn@
5cn 70 SrrlinnsfGQr erlebigt. WdDren0
SeS Wcnats 9ll9uit wurDeu III Der Nfz
flee oe5 County, GlerfS i'm @ar5eH o73
0etratbSlicen5en onS9elteut.
0a5 Gomite fir Bruden nno
% 9 beiidtigteD ieuitag Die lene eiierne
8ride iI6er ben SalNmctfluB 5iptlhcn
ben Soipns 2nfe uno @icero. Oielelbe
lit 12O SUB lang uno muroe III better
SronunQ b%efuHDelt.
Die Nlsgabeu fir 2eitung beS Irmenz
ba1rlcs pGDreno Der 3eitperio0e bonn /.
Oesember 1874 bis |. September 1875
warer S53, 542. As, 9egen $44 ,2S5.75 in
oerlelben Yeriooe 0eS Gprlabrs5; Die
Nu5ga6en Oer Geitung Der S%rreuanitalt
iDaren bieleS Sa9r $~59,6l3'27, gegem
$7O,53l.63 im 8oriabre; Die Nusgaben
Oe5 GountD,N 0enteusN mteS iparen bieies
Sa6r $l39, 1921, 9esen $l46,479.5 SO i'm
GOriaDre.
@ommiiidr GonlD ma6te Treitag bie
Wilttbeilung, baB bic Netpobner BON
Yalo5 uno BortD III Der Na1t 1eimlt1
Den Damn beS 3ufluiles bes @anaIes,
nieoergerilen uu0 eS 10 benz Wailer crs
m0gliOt baben leinen Sauf IN ben Ganal
SIT ne0men. SIS murDe Ddour0 III Der
NGbe DeS Canals cine ueberi6ipemmung
Derurl06t, ipel6e DDle SOlgen babeu
fanl. Ser 0run6 81 oieitm S6ritte
ipar Die Surd)t, bdB cine neue lleber7
10ipemmung bet Dberen GGn0ereieH Die
SeIerute Serit0reu DerOe.
Der Staat5e Steuer0usgtei6ungSratb
b%erooppelte Die Steueretn16GBung, tDie
oielelbcll BON ben betreffcuOeH 2lllellorel
fir @oof GOuntD genla0t ioul0e. 9ta0
ben WtittDeilungen, Dtc lte Oerr 0errtfz
ion, Wtitglie0 Dc9 JtatDe5 nabt, ging e5
bel oieler Aen0eruus ut6t nit re1ten
0ilgen 3u. Die Stadt56e0DrDe ferttgte
elmo 2ilte Ser Steuereini01Bung daer
counties oil llno erbDDte oDcr %reDucirte
Dielclbe in ben e~ir5elnen counties il nab
@rmsiien. Die @tnlddbung BON &dn6
in @oot GountD Duroe nm 100 Sr05ent
erD0Dt; Die uon betpegItbem @tgentDum
bon @Opt @ouutD nm so Y5t.; Die anOe@
ren Counties tuuroen I'M SO Yrn5ent
%Derab1elebt, Il. j.. ID. 0aS 9teIultat
ipar, DoB Die Nelteueruug idmmtli0en
Orunbeigeutbum5 I'M Staate Slltnois
I'M 100 Itilionen er906t WurOe. Sn
gleidem Serbdltniiie WurDe aud Das
perI0uliGe Wtsentbum erD00t. SOoanut
ipuroe Der oaOur0 ber6eigeiitbrte lle6erz
i1uR.enltatt auf Die idmmtli0en Goun1
tics sBeGtDeiIt 81 Deroen. nur CUR Der
miuperuug Der SteuerIalt Der Counties
alrBerDulb @oDt benubt.
9err Derrtdion lit iiber bieie 8erfie
guig beS Staat9boarO5 lebr ungez
Dulten uno erflart bteleI6e geraOe5u etne
betrilgerii0e. ST beabltOtigt NIT Dem
0eneraIan.palt 0tiiGipra9e SIT uebmen
mo wom0glih gil erDirfen, DaB oieIem
ungere6teu Eorgcben, tponnb GDOf
@ountp auf Soften anoerer Counties be-
bsuteuO gei1GOigt pOrOcn, etnen Damn
su leBen, Doer, menn ibm oteleS ui6t 9ez
hinge, ieine SteIIe ais 9tathsmitglieo
u~IeDer5uleget.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-07
Scr @tebmnrFfA

Rtnbbteb. = Der Marft mar flaI
ltno Wel6dfte unbeoeuteno. Ole Jtatb>
rt6ten Uon oitliden WfGrften iparen llu=
beFrteot9enO uno GGufer batter niGt 0uit
anaufaufen. 3um &erienpeu tuurDe gar
nidts 9etDa1, lOnOern Der Otarft ipar
gang nominell. Jtur 2 Yerfdlie BON
8iiben 3u $3.I5-3.25. Der Warft
i6lOB flalI.
Srii6e 3ufubren: 1850 StId. 0erz
fGufe 40 0GiG 81 Obigeu BreIlen.
9 d. 70 { / ne.-Ote 3ufubr mar 3ien1=
lid uito cine CUTE Jtabfrage bon vGitpz
9afers" uno Jtem Oorf OGnDlern fur
Iei6te 9latte @rabe, Yreile itetig. Cine
gutter SegeGr fir i6rpere 8artien fir
BoltoH ullO Y9ilaOelpbia, aber iir ralDe
9ewDbnli6e @r0bs iparsn Yretie nteori=
ger. Breile pariirten swii9en $40
fir raube bis getpDbnIl0e; $7.5O-8.OO
fir aiemlt6e bis CUTE iApere, uuo nom
$S.50-S.65 fit ol5geiu6te bis ertra
alIortirte philadelphia 4artien. Cine
gtoBe NnaaDl geringe SOrten blieben III
Den DYens" unpertauft.
Srtl0e 3ufubren: S.807 Slid. 8ers
tGufc: 5000 Stid gu DbIgeI 0tuten.
9 u q e. Der Wtarft mar unoerz
beilert III 9reiien. Gerienoer Mno &ofaIS
tGuTer fauften nur meniG.