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The daily gazette., 1876-03-30

~ ii htif f'S > AbA. .; poc,s 10 ,
- BY virtue of writ Of Lesari afJb pSbl
to me directed, will be exposed 10 iu0"
sale at the nm
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 20j MARKET -, H. |
keIt by Hugh Horuer, in the city oi a" "A
mington. New Castle county, Delaware y"
FRIDAY,
TIE 3lst DAY OF MARCH b@
At2o'clock. p. M. .,,.
The following described Real Estate, Va, 9Th
All that certain lot or piece oil lana
four two-story frame houses thereon tdurGei elur.G
situate in the city of wilmington p;rninr
and described as follows. to Wit nssoIa os oaeea
at point ON the easterly side ol y, S' one
street at forty feet wide at distance y, ,on,h
hundred and seventeen feet six ncneSs s,,ssi sv.
erly from the southerly side OF "A .sa sHG Gs
(said Queen street being laid out ~ Ia' fssll
tance of one hundred and thirynsav, nm.
from and parallel with Claymont SIZE stre'R Rad,
ming from "A" street to the Old FERN petiy st,qsi
forty-eight feet to a stake. thence sati tsst 70 i
and parallel with "A" street sky .;'S IN" a
stake, thence W esterly and parallel WIZ s;is d
street sixty feet to the said caster. hs he
Queen street and place of beginnins' w
contents thereof what they may. ,bo mo.
Seized and taken in execution az Mary B.
M. Townsend his wife, and terre te 1ahe,s; ahss;a
to be sold by VIM. II LAMBs0N. one''''
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
March 8. A. D.. 1876. mar ll-I.--
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue oi o.in 3 Tn |,
oof Lavari Facias to me directed, 0I n, NJ
exposed to Public Sale at the Hotei nvn Ivy. ID
capied by Henry d. Paulen. in ooeGs, ooGSnrty
St. Georges Hundred, in New Castle 0O'''
Del, on nan
SATURDAY, APRIL sth 1870
At one O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Beal Estate w, ,;,r
All TAT certain lot, or piece OF lano, III
ate on the southwest sid e of Main stree. M \
the Viliige of odessa, New Castle coun'y a. ii
Bowers House and lot. Bounded as to,,y;TIlisu ,W;Ilisu
Brisccw w's lot on said Main street, taence, n,
the line of said Briscow's. south twenI;,y,,'tc ~,
degrees, west twenty perches to the q. i,ts can
and of Daniel Corbit, thence with tng Ian lsr
Norfh-we. .terly four perches 70 ioa "a n ori
thirty-six degrees. east twenty perenes strs,
southeasterly four perches to tne ,ore r
of Beginning. Containing one hall ac,itit acntit
land, be the slme more or less. on ~ 40
there staods a frame dwelling HHnr HousV
Kitchen with ,ome out buildings theleVrnr M
Sc, zed and taken in execution as ,nSS nSSonhl
perty of Michael Gremminger. .and wv
his wife and t. t. and TO be sold by .f
WIN. JAMESON. shsfi'
sherjs's ,,ss stiss &c jSss Nsv oastl' narssg,du
The daily gazette., 1876-03-30

EroR RENT-The property Asking street
II apply at this ofice. decoa,t
The daily gazette., 1876-03-30

SHEBlFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed. will be exposed to Publ, sale.
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE, 205 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh lIorner, in the City of VIII
mington, New Castle County. Delaware, on
EpJnAN
The daily gazette., 1876-03-30

II =
- ny virtue Of a writ of Leyati y,,,
me directed, will be exposel to pntsat ist |.
WASHINGTON HOUSE 2o5 NAByrJ
kept by Hugh Iorner, in the city ~
mington New Castle county, DeaW,,r. " " "
The daily gazette., 1876-03-30

asHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF writ Of Ieyari Facias Ia me
the ""''0 1'ie' III
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2J5 MARK EFT ST,
Kept by Hugh Homer in the City of Will
minRton. New Castle County on
The daily gazette., 1876-03-30
SHERIFF'.S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue q "A writ OF I.eypri Facjas. To
III directed. will be exposed to Public sale.
AZ the Hotel now occupied by Thomas ID,
Bradway. i'll DrlAwae e CITY, in Red Linn nd
New Cast c County. Del, on
MONDAY
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

and can be traced to a width of. over
six hundred feet. Going on north
erly we came upon the grounds of
the Argentina and the Aureola com
panies, where we found a large
three shaft commenced
and already sunk to a depth of about
twenty feet. 1t really looks as if the
owners of these mines intended an
earnest business and. a determined
development Of the riches of this
lode. We are told that the two COM
panics have been organized in San
Francisco with hundred thousand
shares in each company, and have
combined to sink a union shaft. We
examined the groupings not only of
the east or San Fernando lode but
also the Vivian lode, which on these
claims makes prominent and most
promising appearance, sulphure:s Of
seeming richness being found in
almost every rock we could pick up.
The groupings of the two fodes,
which unite in this mine, we traced
for width of more than six humid
red feet, and to the full length of
each claim. From what we saw on
these claims (the Argentina and the
Aureola) we confidently expect a
development in the near future which
will reveal unexpected wealth
on the southern and heretofore neg
lected portion of our great mineral
belt. If these mines shall prove a
failure, then extent of body aud sur
face groupings are no indication of
an ore deposit. On inquiry we were
informed that Thad S. Fitch is the
Secretary Of these companies, whose
office is on the southeast corner OF
Montgomery and Pine streets, San
Francisco. The names of the prin-
cipal owners we could not learn.
These mines are situated OF the sam e
line of mineral Us the Florida mine,
and only about 5000 feet south OF
their shaft-near neighbors-and as
each have goodly slice of what
appears to be a good thing, the own
ers of the stock of each must be-
come successful.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
A Jaunt Among old Locations,
and What We Saw.

4 considerable difference of opin-
ION appears to exist among mining
men as to whether there really eN-
lists line of mineral of any extent
or richness southeast of American
Flat and west of this place. We de-
termined to examine that portion of
the country for ourselves. and so last
Thursday Investigated it thoroughly
and to our perfect satisfaction. What
others may think we know not, but
we give all the benefit of our exam
ination, and if any doubt its correct
ness we only ask them TO do Us we
have, feeling assured they will find
our account authentic in every par
ticular. The line of mineral exam
incd is situated about two-and-a-halt
miles west of the kossuth mine, and
presents some features worthy OF
particular note.
We first examined the south end
of the lode, which is owned and
claimed by the San Fernando Mining
Company, and found groupings of a
very promising character extending
over space of three hundred feet in
width. The end of the lode is as
clearly defined as any we have seen
in the country, being cut of in its
course by dyke of Sycnite.
We then proceeded north about
1900 feet to the union shaft being
sunk by the San Fernando and WV
ian consolidated companies. These
companies located their ground in
1861 and have done a large amount OF
work, having sunk several shafts and
run a tunnel a distance of about $50
feet. This TUNE. cut across the lots
Of both the lodges, the San Fernando
and the Vivian, the. first appearing
about 200 feet wide, and the other
about 800 feet in width, showing
assays which at this time would be
considered exceedingly promising.
Work on this shaft is at present sus-
pended, it seems not from any lack
of confidence in the mine, but for
reasons best known to the principal
owner.
We followed thence northerly
about 1900 feet, when we came TO
the Delavan shaft, just commenced,
of three compartments, parties pres
ent stating that il was the Intention
to sink 200 feet, and crosS-cut for
both hedges. There is built on this
claim a good house and blacksmith
shop, and there has also been sunk
on this claim shaft about sixty feet
deep, out of which specimens of
float were taken of exceeding rich
ness.
The groupings of this line of min
eral begin to make decided show
ing ON the north end of this claim,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
PIE CRUST.

Don't forget the grand concert at
Dayton on the first OF May.
Don't forget the auction sale of
Heyman Bros. on Tuesday.
1t is human to err, but it is Trevil-
liam for-givc-ing hard blow.
The entertainment at the Gold Hill
High School yesterday was success.
Stocks show some improvement
and are much firmer. There is yet
hope.
There is nothing very original in
money market report. 1t Is too
full of quotations.
District Court, Third judicial Dis
trict, Judge Seawell, will meet at
Dayton on Monday.
The County Commissioners will
meet at the Clerks office, Dayton, on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
A policeman in San Francisco who
was accidentally injured by the dis
charge of his duty is reported quite
low.
The U. S. District Court and Grand
Jury convene in Carson on Monday
at 10 A. NJ. Trial Jurors are required
tc be in attendance on Tuesday.
Jessie Sheppard. the wonderful
spiritual pianist and vocalist, per-
formed last night in Virginia, and
will probably do SO in Gold Hill.
1t seemed rather quiet around
town yesterday, although Judging
from appearances quite an amount OF
business was done at the different
stores.
Mr.. Stevens, Maine boat-builder,
has built boat to transfer the mail
across the East Fork of the Walker
River. 1t is about twenty feet long,
with beam OF six feet.
The hurricane deck of the Dayton
stage was covered day before yester-
day with tinware and yesterday with
furniture. We suppose the next
thing will be marriage license.
The Chronicle tells cock-and-
bull story about Piute being run
over by the cars at Reno, having
both legs cut off, and his brother,
enraged at the accident, firing into
the train.
Assessor Nash was in town yester-
day and Offering lot of bran new
poll tax receipts for sale at the low
price of four dollars apiece-and
yet people grumbled at the price.
The man who left snake on our
desk yesterday, saying it WAS a fine
specimen, is a--well, he'd better
look out. We have three self-cocking
Dcringers, a scythe, a pitchtork, and
Il mitrailleuSe loaded with nails.
Thomas Trclore fell thirty five feet
in the shaft of the Twin Peaks mine
Yesterday. but WAS not hurt. \ few
years ago he fell from n cage in the
Ye low Jacket mine a'distance of 225
feet, landing rs in this case, in the
dump. He worked his shift out after
the accident in both cases. He
doesn't believe in life insurance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
STOCK REPORT.
~orning Board.
FURNISHED BY Andoe q Aorey.l

Morning Board.
@ FRIDAY, April %.
ophir 3soa5l; 7sa51,, 4OOs50,i; 5oasOA; 50a
50; l2os5Os.; total, 1915.
Mexican. .ls'Oa31; 2e1-slh; 550a31 y; total,
35So.
Gould / Curry :. iosoai7; 12oale,s; 2oal6s;
50alT total, 1910.
Best h Beicher 2e5as2x; 7oa52sl; I4oa52A !:
25a52; total, AGO.
California 650a75: 33oa74i; 2s5a74k: 50oa
TAX; 5oa75l. b3o; 790a75is; 4oa75; total.
2l95.
Sewage. .6oal6A: losa16i.; 27Oal6: total, 4s5.
Con. Virginia l2o5aTl; 5s5aT2; 2s5a70h; 170a
70&: total. 1880.
Chollar. .S5ass: 20ss9: ll5a9l: total, $40.
Crown Point. .705ai6la; 5,5ai6ls; 5a16A; to-
tai. 1866.
Hale & Norcross. 10aJ6; Haas; 45a51; lisa
514; total, 3o5
Yellow Jacket, li5aa5ia; l65aa5; 4soa25ia Ago
a25ai as5a6; 0aa5is aaa6ia, l0Oa26; 50a
%; total. 1910
Imperial asoa4S; 3o50aiss; ssoaiqs total,
$50.
Kentuck. .9Oa1a; 5ea12N; soaia,. total. 100.
Alpha. 60a46; 2sUaiT; 3Oai6A 200al6 y 5oa
46il; total, $50.
Belcher assaa5; sloaa6; a5oaa5i,; 5oaa5slo;
1i0as5sao: toaa5ai; total. 1880
Confidence. .105al7; 50al6si; total. l55.
Sierra Nevada. '0oai6!s; a4oai6'4; .50al6aib
30: total, 800.
Utah. .l40aa2; ls5a21 y; total. s25.
Exchequer. 2atal6a; 45al6t,; l50a1Gs: 4oa
l6s.; total. 100.
overman. .1s5a6I; 2O5a6a; 4oa62a: Ioa62 y
total, &i0.
Justice. 2iOa2a; 4oa22 y; 2loa2l: 1s5a2lA; 7oa
2lI,; 50s2l Is; total. 1875.
Bullion, lo0a42: l0a4lla s0a4l: Soa40 total,
40
Afternoon BOARD.
Meadow Valley lO0siA.
Raymond Il Ely. ,1l0al3ia; looal3h total, 2l0.
Eureka Con .l55aIo&; 4Oaloi bio; 45aII; to.
tai, $50.
Jackson. .7553.
Alps .200slis: l00al'.; totSl, 900.
Belmont 220s2.
Prussian. lolal y.
Leopard 95a3S: 2s0a3s 5os3is; total, 425.
ella .250al y; J0alss; total $50.
Jefferson. 7osla; 2soalS 5oalS; total, so.
Panther. .l00alaa.
Northern Belle. Ds45.
Hussey. .4o0a50c.
Typo 50aiu: 5oaloS: total, 100.
Gen. Thomas. 70oa2.
Metallic local.
Mansfield, aOos2H.
Advance a0aS.
New Coso. local
South Chariot. .2OoaSoc; k50aSs; 30aSCc: total,
$50
Succor .75oaiN.
Union Con .liOs12A: i7osiaN: I7ooalasi: 100
ala; 4ssl3: Toai2's; total. 2la5.
Lady Bryan, 470al y; i5oslis: total, GO.
Julia. 4osil y; a7iail; 225alla; l0oall y bSo;
total. go
Caledonia. .3e0aSi. 395aSis li5ass. total 800
Knickerbocker, .aC0a5oc.
Baltimore. 2a5aaa; 66OsoS; total. SIS.
Silver Hill. .1toas: 5l0aT =: 20sI a; to:al,6So
Challenge, t0a.is.
Dayton. 90o25',; 10oai !. j: total 500,
Bock Island, .5u0aa y; -ooa2' h9o. total, ZOO
New York. 7l0siaa.
Occidental, aoOss'a; 215a334; total, AS.
Phil. Sheridan local.
Lady Washington, l0H2A soa2 y: total, 20.
kossuth .s75aii,: 5oal =: total. I25.
American Flat. 1S0a5Oc.
Woodyille. .l0aIs.; lG0al,s: Goal =: total ,2j0
Original Gold Hill. l00a1i.
Andes. .i0las1i 5Osls =: total, $50.
Fiorida. Ma -.
Europa iNEiSs.
Wells Fargo. Itell5.
North Carson. .l&>ai,
Ward. ,a,,.aaa. 10aaS total, 49,
leViathsn. Iua 4.
North Con. Virginia. .a0Iai,.
Prospect. .@a.1ai3. Scala total, 2.5.
Morning Star aia6,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

PERFECTION Nothing is more
difficult to attain than even COM
parative degree of perfection. In
professions and scholastic attain
ments proficiency may be acquired
by years of self-denial and hard
study, but in some branches of trade
a fine taste, a keen sense of the beau
ties as presented to the eye or sug-
eested to the fancy, are needed. II
anyone will visit the magnificent
dry goods establishment of A. Vaen-
berg, No. 80 South C street, they will
observe by his elegant stock of
goods that they have been selected
by Que who thoroughly understands
his business.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29
street NMOtntsOMS.

6P. M.-Imperial, Ak Ala; Mexican, Sis.
3oa.s; California. Ssh; Belcher. 23asb, 2ia;
yellow Jacket, 20 y, Job, ia. -, 26,:s; Union,
II. I2Ab, l2sa: Exchequer, l6kh; Best &
Belch.r, 5lb; ophir, 52&b, 52ks; Hale L Nor
cross. Sab; Alpha. 46'9b. Ala. AIS; Caledonia
sab; Sierra Nevada, lG&b; Justice, II %e.
aab, ala: Julia, lib. Con. Virginia, IL h b. IA.
7rss: overmsn. 64Ah; Savage, lob l6aa;
Crown Point, l5i.s, les y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

GALL quiet on the Potomac. We
will fight it out on the furniture line
ii it takes all summer" For the ver-
iticatiou of this statement call at NJ .
NJ. Fredricks' auction house, Nir-
ginia City. -...
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

"No. los" is an even number, and
it is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes,
CATERS, etc., are TO be found at that
place, South c street, IN the large
store of c. A. Noltemeier, of any
other. establishment in the State.
Step in and take look at his spring
STYLES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

PERsoNAI.-E. w. Moore, an old
Montanian. Idahoian and Californian,
put in an appearance IN Silver yes
terday. Mr., Moore is selling hard
ware now, and will fill orders in his
line to perfection.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

dRANp Opening BALL.-M. Eb-
ner has about completed his new
concert hall in Sutro. 1t is very
spacious building. matched floors,
ceiled, etc.. and every way fitted for
terpscicorean festivities. 1t will be
thrown open to the public on Fri
day evening. MAY 10Th. on which
occasion grand opening ball will
be given. We are warranted in say
ing that the music engaged cannot
be excelled in the State. and the
supper will be superb. Tickets, all
arouAd, only two dollars. Mr. Eh-
ner. for his enterprise, deserves the
favors Of the community in which
he resides. and we have no doubt
will receive u substantial benefit on
the occasion,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

we were in receipt of compii
mentary ticket to attend the Gale
DOMAIN social, which took place at
Virginia City last evening. An en-
joyabe time was anticipated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

REPAIRING.-T. E. Finch, of the
Senate Saloon, Gold Hill, is now cut
ting down his billiard tables, and
giving them new dresses and equip
ments. The Senate is one of the tin-
est saloons on the lead, and its gen
tlemanly proprietor general favor
lite with Sllverites.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

BUILpING.-In all parts of Vir-
ginia City the ''hum OF the saw and
the ring Of the hammer" can be
heard, as we'll as tho "click,"
"click" of the trowel as the brick
are placed in position. While ma
jority of the buildings being
erected at this time are frame, u
large number of brick structures are
being constructed. Virginia will be
itself again this fall.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-29

STRAWBERRIES are much in
debted to Messrs. Ripley & Black
mer for a box of fine. luscious straw
berries given us yesterday. They
were the first that were offered fol
sale in our town, and were readily
taken. These gentlemen informed
us that they have made arrangements
to receive during the season every va
riety of fruit, from the mammoth
pumpkin to the dimlnuhvc currant
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

were in the yard standing on end some
ten Thousand bales. ss LII ~
The Wind being High, tlio fifa5 Mas 4
soen communicate % i. d setegthe second
.trainS and dso. fs tie warehouse,
wliiclr Was soon destroyed, the sparks
flying al oyer the yard aud placing
the whole yast,amountof cotton stor.,
ed tEeresin i,amineht danger ofdes.
truction. Only, $ the superhuman
sexertiohss ofsmersl Giants, clerks, officers 5
and employees of the road, and the
fire department preHeatea1 1hissthreat-f
ened catastrophe.
The colored people acted nobly and
went tosworksyith a win. aid rsnders.
ed valuable assistance 'ia il, saving = vast
amount ofspropeFtY. r q s1Fsesr !,
FS FfSomm n ii Tie 6ssts I information ob{aih! !!
able 1900 bales of cotton were des-
troyed aud some 250 bales damaged,
Thifty-eight Cars awere totallyldesI
troyed, together with twenty barrel s
ofswhiskey aida large quantlty,of
bacon, lumber, fertilizers, cotton ties
and. .,buckles.4eThe railroad officials
cannotSgiye positive figures yet; sssNIost,
Of the cottonbhFnea HAS "thfough"
cotten:S ! ss{ IS { sst IS
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
4 GOOD .SEEEc17ON-.

The Baptist Conference which
met at This place Oh Sunday last ne
led wisely il calling the Rev. 4. l..
Hartley, TO supply their church in
Orangeburg. The Baptists here have
most beautiful and substantial
church edificc, and it was meet ;and
proper that they should select one to
occupy its pulpit who is swilely
known as a minister of talent, up.
rightness and eloquence. Wopredict
that their congregation will at'.oncc
commence TO grow in numbcrs,.szcal
and true devotion to the faith Which
animatcs the breast Of every saaiiicere
baptist There is much now fo;r fort us to
be thankful for, and We trust new
life and vigor viii take possession Of
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
ADVICE GRATIS

ADVICE GRATIS
The Hon. Alexun1er II. Stevens
says :-"The Globe Flower Cough
S, rup has proven most valuable
remedy to me" III
Gov. James NJ. Smith, Of Georgia.
says 81 shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and rcco mmend it
TO the public as remedy which will
afford !! !! / that Fatisfaection i experienced
by me and miiie. It exccls eyery-
thing for coughs, colds and obstinatiea'
lung affections"
Ex-Gov. Brown, Of Ga, says: "He
finds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup
n most excellent remedy"
Such Endorsement BY our ii 'I great Il "a and
good men deserves the attentionof
the aftlisted,s Those sufIeringss from
;'s'soiiaiighssseoldRs apasaluagg; sasasetieas
ahaild #dsastho Globs Flosser Cough;
Syrup; It will positively cure con.
silmption. ,.....,. j /. ..ys
Fer sale,by Df:;kA. 6. DdEes. ss3
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
Y. II. G. .A-A..,

1.. :: a. = ID 1aMsz rsf#s
: Pursi.ant-tos the suggestion and re-
quest of the National Executive Com.
.mittce of the Y. NJ. G: A. for the
United States and British PROVINCES,
. the Y.1sM. GA, Of this TRlace have
been holding services during this
week at their rooms oil Russell Street
llate office of Izlar &; Dibbleo There
WILDE services at their rooms this
evening to which thespublic are. invi-
ted IS to attend, especially the young
'peoplc of the community y-'ar~ y -',,,.',,7.
O tomorrow ;rio Il fse!snsoap1s. y IS! e. tEs
young will bc prcachcd:ih ths}var,ous'
churches Of tic towny aid Sat iiight
there will be union services conducted
by the pastors Of the several churches
ut the Methodist Church, at WHICH i
is hoped there will be. a large atten-
''.'>roi " t5-ss tsz.Fsf 4
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18


DR.. A. z. DUKES, NJ. u. is giving
away a handsome book entitled
pearls for the People" containing
much valuable information and many
interesting articles. It also contains
history Of, the discovery of the
"Hepa,ine;" for diseases Of the liver,
dyspepsia, contispation and indige,-
tion, DC, and gives positive assur.
ancc that when the Hepatine is used
it effects q permanent and lasting cure
'of these diseases, which prevail TO
such an alarming: extent IN our our
country. Take the Hepatine for all
diseases Of the liver.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18
The Fire in the Forest civ.
ElGHrEEN HUNDRED BALES OF:
CcTToN D srRoYED. T


sAvASSAn, sNovemabessssyll4 AT 8
40 7. NJ, lnsf|nightap darn of4rs
wss sounded irSm hos 29 Naituated on
the corner ofsNestsB ro5aa 5 dnd Rhfi.
road streets, which was caused by the
discovery aefN fire. in atrsip ofcotton
standing iisSthey yafds Ftke Central
Railrond. The train upon Which the
cotton was,s first siisaoy yefea aarsvas
standing next to another train, also
Of cotton, aud bnt Q few feet from the
guano waFs-hoaase; Which is situated ii
The middle of the yard, in which was
stored about 1oOBaissIof cotton and
a large amount Of fsrtilizorss.. There
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Mr. ID. Louis, who was one of
1lampton's chief supporters in this
county, would be. gla,l, t., soc all his
friends. The time for congratulations
has come, and to make tile occasion
more joyous, he las resolved to sell
low, low down. Give him call.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Tie store "f M,ssrS jones & Wan.
n.m:ker is well filed with every
'l;nS il u. grocery inc. an.l AR and
I'm arc just the fellows to give Gus
,,n:cr< 'argains. Call and see for
yourselves. -
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

Mr.. Ezekiel has moved his entire
stock Of watches, clocks, &c, to the
store just opposite to the o"e recently
occupied by him, where he is fully
prepared to DO all kinds f work j, his
line OH short notice aud III salts.
fnctory manner.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

J, Gan at ps. {; I ]N'ivahaanSa kcr's'
and get a pamphlet and read about
Dr., Dr. Clark sJohns:on's great Indian,
blood syrup the Best nledieins ssins
.y!s!s. ase: Pr. y ,WyanEnaemsaker also has the
retail. june q
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

he little rise in cotton should
not lead our farmers into temptation.
Plant more l,rcnl<uffs should Il the
governing motto from one end Of the
South to the other. That will make
rs independent, cotton will keep;the
farmer always ia debt.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-18

8 Mr.. j. Wallace Cannon appears III
Sa,'r advertising columns With some
thing interesting ,ucverv one. .;ead
!, and tl,cn cal q, Wallace for All.
,Nrlana>i"n.