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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Der franS0iide Oeputirte Wareou wirbt,
wie es beiBt, Inbdnser fir einen @sist:
uoridlas, wona9 bic nod lebenbsn Sbeils
nebmer bss Staatsitrei9es uon 1851 in
9lntlase;uitanb ueriest werbsn ioIsn.
Mit Der sSose zines iol6en Yro,sHss irassn
ii9 bic Habitalen i9on Ianse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
S6Wcocn.

Die Mhittsr bes SSniss pom S3wsben,
perpittwste Sonisin SOieine, lit am Z.
SUM seitorbsm. S0nisin Spiefine wuroe,
ais Die So9tsr pes 9srsoss @usen pon
geudtenbsrs, SicetOniss BON Stalien uno
Der Yrin,eiiin gusulte pon Saiern, am IA.
Wtars 1907 seboren; Tie usrmdbIte ii6 nit
benz 8~ronprin;en, ipdtern SOnis Oscar l.
pom Sdpsosu, our3 Procuration am %.
Wiai uno in Yerion am 10. Suli 1859.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

sY Sin Diplomat. &i9ter: pSofs
bauer, 1T es pabr, mas Sic seiast BADEN:
SIR Nadbar, SeSbauer, lei elm i6abiser
9ump unb eiu 8etrlser?"
Bauer; yg8abr til's i6On, uber Seiust
bob IDS ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Der 9raf BON Saris Fat fid ami. SUM-
nod England beseben, nm bic lleberrsite
ieines @roBuaters 0ouis Ybilippe unb Der
grinSsn aus Dem 9auie Orleans nod
6rantrsid iibersufibreA. Oisislben iousn
in Sreur beiseiett wsroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

Sie 6ransoisn betommeu almdblib ni5t
ALIEN ibr @elo, ionoern aud bic @aiien
surid, Die iie I'M &riese 1870 uno II an
Oeutl9lano uerloren baben. @ie Der
vGorr. .. II. I. o" erfdb,t, bat tiirslt9
Die baierii9e 8riessueruaItuns Ssr franz
sOiii9en &esieruns Is 900 Stiif GbaiIee
pots Il Is Mtart f6ufli6 iiberlailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
GsDpten.

llebsr ben Suestanal ma6te in elmer Der
Iesten Sisuu9sn Der pariisr ataOemis
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
Notice..

The undersigned gives notice that lie is
the Assignee of MILTON d. HOOK, of
St. Matthews, S. G., Merchant, and that
Messrs. tzlar s Dibblc, Attorneys at Law,
OF orangeburg, S. G., arc Agents for tho
Creditors of the said Milton D. Hook.
JOSEPH II. LoRYEA,
Assignee.
ST. Matthews S. G., June 10, 1876.
juno II i'm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15

- A., FtoWER THAT CHANGES IT'S
GoLoHs Botany Isl u division Of M
tpraI scienSo WHICH treats Of plants,
ana sasstudY Of Vegetable Physiology
must. boz ths.. Foundation ofbotanicnl
knowledge study only possible by
the improvements in the microscope
and i'll organic chemistry. As plants
arc not scnttcrcts haphazard over the
garth, botanical geography must be
studieA, {. With, tliis,. plant-history.
Bbtany may bc>applicd to the wants
Of everyday life, rs in Agriculture,
IHorticrflttre, er.,' McdicNl Botnny :
'Ahimals soften exhibit n marvellous,
instinct in selecting medicinal herbs,
aud ap observation Of their. habits
liaa:soften, ,seyefis in:theS present tihles
led to most valuable discoveries. And
Should man, with his knowledge and
e hil to:discpvef Tess than
the brute? 1t IS of Medical Botany
We would speak, or Of The Hcpatinc
Plant, discovered IN Southern Nubia,
the Flower Of Which changes its color
with every change Of the atmosphere.
The remarkable changes and varia
tions of this P!antand Flower haze
been tor years our special study, re
sulting i'll the discovery Of its posses
sion wonderful medical properties
the existence and value Of which
have heretofore hccn entirely un-
known TO medical science. After
much labor and scientific inycstiga
ton, we have succeeded in extracting
its peculiar medicinal principles,
which is q specific and cure for ali
diseases Of the Liver, Stomech and
Bowels; n permanent cure for Dyspc
psia, Indigestion, Spleen, Constila
tioni Joundice, dnd all Bilious Com
plants. OF course We cannot send a
living Flower of This Plant to all who
read Of Hcpatine; but to al who will
send their address. to NIerrcll Il
Coudcnj Philadelphia. Pa, with Il
threc-cenL stamp for return postage,
we will send Free fac-simile of the
Flower, that will change its color
Just the same rs the real Hcpatinc
Flower.
The Medicine, N1crrell's Icpatinc
for sale ;by DR.. A. G. Dukes Orange
burg, S. G., md will cure MI diseases
Of the Liver. -,r.il#
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
ncsdays night which was

ncsdays night which was "good
enough"
jas. r. Lygon, of this place, has an
acre OF the finest corn, we venture to
say, i'll the county.
Mcssfs. A. S. Dukes e. Son will
soon move into their new and commo-
dious building OH Main Street, one
door South Of their old stand. Mes
srs. Dukes g. Son are cntcrprising
men, md deserve success.
Branchvillo is politically quiet,
morally sans peur ct;sans rnprochc, and
rcligiously par ccceUencc..
The citizens Of Branclvillc gcner.
ally, and the town council especially,
have u perfect horror Of hydrophobia.
a fine pointer puppy was ordered to
be shot few days ago simply be-
cause he snapped at a fly OIL She
streets, the Council thinking him
mad. The Intcndant justilics the
action Of the Town Councilsby. saying
sulus 1,opnH suprcmn est hr.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
t[coMMUNIcATEp.l

Editor OrouycJuy Nc'cs and Times /:
A meeting favorable to the organiza
ton Of y Cavalry Company was held
ut the 1. Y. A. Il. L. Go. Hall, July
10th. Mr.. 4. r.. Bcckwith was clio.
son Chairman, and Mr.. T.. NJ, Pooscr
requested to act rs Secretary. Fifty
six names were enrolled, and the or
ganization perfected by the election
Of the following officers:
Captain, A j Frederick.
1st Lieut., l. r Bcckwith.
2nd Lieut., JiW Cannon.
3rd, N n Hayden.
1st, Scrgt, w M Sain.
End, 0 NJ Dantzlcr.
3rd, w G Reeves.
4th, J j Wolfe.
9Th, l. G Sallcy.
1T Corporal, G w Cutler.
End, A Fischer. /,
3rd, j G Funchess.
4th, Il NJ Wolfe.
5th, M Robinson.
9Th, w II Joyner.
Surgeon. DR. A S Hydrick..
Sect and Treas, B B Lee.
Committees were appointe d, on
Constitution, Bylaws and Uniform.
The mccting then adjourned to
meet Gil the 24tll inst, to receive re-
ports of Tie committees,
Il. r. .BECKWITH,
Chairman.
B. B. LEE.
Sect and Treas.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
Dispcpsia.:

Americans arc particularly subject
to this disease and its effects such rs
Sour Stomach, Sick Headacho Habi.
tual costiveness, IIeart2 burn. Water
brash, coming up oftho food coated
tongue, disagreeablc taste in the
mouth, palpitation Of. the: Heart and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses of Green's August Flower
will relieve you at ;once, and, there
positively is not q case in the United
States it will not cure. Ifyou doubt
this 60 to- your Druggist ;Dr. 20:
Dukes, and gct5 d sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size Is
cents.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15

others to brandisle i their arms i'll our.
faces. Let Orangcburg tarnish not
its ancient fame and pride, end l,onof
as handed down to pslin s,npmos ef
the Glovcrs, DeTrcvillcs, Tabors,
Izlars and others by any unwarrented
act OF. acts. l will preiich III The ears
"f my race, that violence, insurrcc-
ton, Assassination for mob law are
relics Of barb irism, and are not
found in. true civilization. I call,
upon tic preachers to aid mo in this.
Rights cannot be permanently cstab-
lishcd. BY yiolence;s never has, meyer
can boz Lett iourS eminent ,;lawyIefs
divcst themselves of individual feel
ing, aud Tor the sake.pfa at1,o: ob,mon .
good, bc the cxpohndesrrs Of taW wviiisli
is 6 rule Of action pres crihcl by a
suprumc; power in n State prescribing
what is right and prohibiting what is
wrong, and is,not the opinion OF law
yers nor layincn, eminent though
they be. One thing is certain, colorcd
men will never be the agrcssors in
supporting their rights, but mean
while | adjurc them be to firm, and
my wllitcatcllow citizens be quiet, and
all things will be right.
u. A. STRAKER.
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!coMNUStcATED.]
PrWa eace The Better Tart Of Vale

Ei1ito,' O,onprh"y Nrtcs dn1 Times:
Silt is evident to all persons
wire ii: ten to the current conversation
of many Of our citizens that grave
misunderstanding possesses the minds
Of our white fellow citizens concern
ing certain remarks made by the
Hon. ". 3. Whipper in his speech at
a recent barbecue meeting held in our
town on the 4th inst. 1t is said that
Mr.. Whippcr, in his speech, melted
our coiorcd citizens to support him in
taking his scat rs Judge CT the 1st
Judicial Circuit. even at the cost of
bloodshed. This is not true; and
even if it were true, thcrc is not one
in one huadrcd of Cur colered citizens
who would listen to any such mad
ness. But to the contrary, Mr.
Whippcr urged upon his friends to be
present; but said not one word calling
upon them to shed blood in his behalf.
lie said he would offer Himself rs Il
sacrifice III the maintenance of right
and principle. Now it is unwisc in
our while fellow citizens to be too
hasty III reaching any conclusion in
dicating conflict Of races.
i Our boast is, that Orangeburg
county, more sothnn any other co unity
i'll the State, has always been in peace
and harmony among all its citizens,
and that the true foundation Of it's
prosperity-a common feeling in in
terests-in common pervadcs our
county. Let US then be law abiding
i'll all things, and darkcn not in this
day Of our prosperity, the cscutchcon
of orr county's pride. Let us remcm-
bcr that who is Judge Of the 1st
Judicial Circuit of Cur State, and who
is not is aquestion like NIL other legal
questions, to be decided by our courts
uhu not ny ourselves.
| call upon all honest law-abiding
citizens to join me iii urging upon all
black and white, to dcsist in taking
part with any who love strife, and
especially do I call upon my white
fellow citizens with whom We have
lived in harm ony SO long time not to
Indicate on their part any harm 10y
hostile attitudes, such as rifle clubs,
dc. Be it remembered that there is
rot rs yet single organized military
club alnong tho co!ored citizens of
this county-nor any exhibition Of
rms-thcn whence the necessity for
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
NOTICE..

II II
Notice is hereby given tha, the under
signed with sncl, persons az may be associa-
ted with them, will after the expiration of
thirty days from the date hereof under
the provision ofthc act Of General Assem-
bly, of this State, approved 20tl, February
1871 and the amendment thereof cntitlct!
"An Act to provide for certain charters"
apply to George Dolivcr Esq, clerk Of The
Court Common Ploasc for Orangeburg
County, tog grant them a charter for corpo-
ration to be located i'll tlle Town of Or
angeburg S. c. and to he known AS the Pat
pns Mutual Aid Association,
J. IF. Barton.
VS.. Barton.
II. J.. Rickcnbaker.
FL. Gtambling.
~ P.F. Grarnbling.
lhos. \. Elliott
Jas. Stokes
w. w. Cutler.
A. NJ. salley.
'',',.'' ! r. : T : ;'- N: L. Baldwin,.
j. II. Fielder.
a. O.Isaxtcr
81 sgsN H. Barton.
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
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N.(z(zI77 77I(JEI

" #
oRANGEBUItG, S. c. June lst 1876.
| VIII be at the following named
places to receive Returns Of Personal
property for the year 1876, as follows:
At Lewisvillo Monday and Tuesday
June 9th 18th.
At Fort Motto, Wednesday, June
14tl, 1880.
!: A. Rowcsyillc, Friday, June 10th,
:At Brancliyalc, Satur.lay June 18th
(: sNt ". E.ss lewis. Store. .s(Poplar)
Tuesday, June 9th.
At j. F.',Waya Store (Goodhys)
Thursday, June Goth.
At Knots Mill, Monday, July 10th.
At Col. D. Livingston Mill, Tues
day. July lltA.
AtW. J.. W. Rilcy's, Wednesday,
July 12th.
Tho. Office ct sOsangeburg will be
:opep far the sansespurposcs until the
Goth day Of july 1876, after which
time the 80 per cent penalty will be
charged against all dclinquents.
JAS. VAN TA.SSET.,
Co. AUnIToR.
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[coMMUSICAT1:D.1 I

Mr.. Elior-As all Of the ncwspa-
pcrs arc filed with accounts of the
GLORIOUS Fourth" perhaps it wouldi
not be amiss for your correspondent
to give through your valuable
columns, short account Of the way
it was celebrated at this place.;
The good people Of Branchvilc
and vicinity feeling that it was duty
incumbent upon all true and "loil'
citizcns to join with the many and
swell the chorus Of rejoicing on this
the hundrcdtir! anniversary Of Ameri
can Ind dependence, and not knowing
of any appropriate manucr Of doing
so, wisely concluded TO have good
old time fishing party.
Early on the morning, Of the 4th
several families met on the banks Of
the Edisto for that purpose. a detail
was Immediately made Cor rather /
should say draft of eight Of
ten mon to catch fish, while the
rem andcr were assigned to the
more pleasant duty of entertaining
the far h"1ies, your correspondent
being n ''m. m" ltaougli sot:: m sinute
m9n" howcvcr) Wis amhag the ftrmcer::
After holdinga s.ct thhcff Of war, vi .
and having decided on the nolus
"l'erth"'1' best calculated to ensure the
capture ct the finny tribe, distributed
"cat lines" at different places a'on g
the river, and after fishing for two
hours OF more with Indifferent sue
cess, VIC started to our place cfrcadrs
""s. On the way, tho Aforesaid Ca t
lincs' wc.e examined, and strange 10
say, upen one Of them Was sccurcl y
hooked III alligator II feet long; this
we venture to assert is the first ,.liga.
Tor ever caught III the Ediste with Il
common fish line After having
secured our prize and placcl him in
tow, we wendcd our Nay towards the
bank there to find a sunptuous dinner
awaiting US. Words fail us in
description Of the many good things
with which the table vas laden,
Suffice it to say, twas feast fit for
king. and TO which | can assure, you
hungry fisherman at least, did ample
Justice. After dinner, the young
men aud ladies bctook themselves to
shady spot upon the green sward,
and with such music as could be sup.
Piled by their own voices instituted
sort Of dance, which was kept up until
old "Sol' reminded them that his
genial light would soon be withheld,
and fair lunar would have sway. Then
came the saddcst hour of the day, for
many were there whose "cyes spoke
lore to eyes that spoke again.
No address was delivered exccpt
possibly to the chr Of some fair lady,
doubtless pleading the. nuptial protcc-
ton, which could only be had by
those who wcro united.
MoRE ANON.
Branchville July 9th, 1876.
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ORANGEHURG.
1N COMMON PLEAS.
Oliycros ya. Olivcroz, Ct at.

oii'GioS VI. oi'fero@J q W-
For Sale, the Lot, and Residence on,
Russell Street recently erected between
Mr. Pixies and Mr. Scovilps; with the
ornamental material for finishing the
piazzas, &c, i'll handsome style. The house
has French roof three bay windows, and
kitchen ext ',son, and has eleven Rooms in
ALL The lrrt extends back 10 Glover
street in the rear, has ontbnillings and 4
fine Well Of water. For ftEther particulars,
apply TO Mrs. Rosa Oliyeros, Exccutrix,
or the undersigned, WHO will receive pro-
posals for the purchase Of the SAME.
The time for proof Of claims asaint the
Estate Of the hate Esidro J. Olivcros has
been extended to !. gust 1st, 1876.
l'y Order of,hc Court.
&. B. GLOVER,
Referee.
juno 3 an,.
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Call Mt DR.. J.G. Wannamakcr's
and get pamphlet and read about
Or. Clark Johns.on's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. DR.. Wannamakcr also has the
medicine for salc ut wholesale and
retail. | f8 iunc "a f.'S,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
T. O GA l.
The CHILDREN'S CENTEN
NIAL.

AN AUsPIcIoUs OpENING-A BUSY
Mass OF LIVING Beings MARCH,
TO THE FISH TRAr-MAYoR Boil
vER AS MARSHAL.
If any one had told lis n mouth
ago that the Centennial Celebration
inaugurated by our indcfatigablc
friend, Mr.. c, +. G ehrcls, would have
been half the success it was, we
should have regarded him fit sub
jeot for the Lunatic Asylum. Here
after we shall believe that all things
are possible, even in unprctending
Orangeburg.
Early on:thc morning 0 I the Fourth
the silence Sof Our squiet habitatipns
was rudely broken by the thunder
which belchcd forth from Wilkinson's
Centennial cannon The Silly echoes
Of the mir were not only aroused, but
were made to vcrbra:o and rover
bratc until one hundred guns had been
fired md their echoes had been waf-
ted out of hearing OH tho distant
winds.
The bells, too, rang out gaily from
6 to s a. nj. And thus amidst the
roar of cannon and the ringing Of
bells, was the Centennial Celebration
of the children Of Orangeburg Coun-
ty ushcrcd into life. Thousands of
old men, thousands Of women, some
fair to view and some as ugly rs the
bottom of brass kettle kicked in
side out, and thousands upon thou
sands Of little children, made a moving
panorama Of our streets, allcyways
and by streets. Out of these many
hundred peoples n procession was
formed early in the morning whicl,
marched to the Fislltrap under the
.narshalship Of his Honor Mayor
Boliver, in the following order:
Orangeburg Brass Band
Young America Fire Engine Com
pany.
sangerbund with iaag (Gernlan }
knights Of Malta.
Georgia Muller (Princo Bismark)
cart md dog.
Goddess of Liberty RI. Kciglcr.
Sailors.
Goddess Of Justice, kste Exek:cl.
S otman and l.assic, Eddie SEQ.
vile and Miss S. Geh,cls.
Men Of all nntio,,a,
Centennial cannon on wagon un-
der Capt. G. Nj. Wilkinson.
Elliott Hoek and ladder Compa-
ny.
These fine looking SCI OF men form
ed beautiful rear guard to the
Anighty column. When the people,
big and little, arrived at the I'ishtrap
tIIc programme heretofore publish cd
was carricd out TO perfection.
10 say;th:pt tile dSy wss.we!l spent,
proftably,i Interestingly Spcat, would be
hut truthful characterization Of the
glorious affair. 1'he Music by the
Band was. charming. The enter
tainment given at night at Engine
Hall by Mcssfs. Gchrels and Wilkin-
son was also good. So was the cos
tune Ball at Slatcr's Hotel in the
evening. So was everything conncc-
ted with tlie Centennial Celebration.
Mrs. Livingst on, Mrs. Meroncy,
Mrs. Ezekiel, Mrs. Gchrels, Mrs.
Meyers, Airs. Mcllichamp and other
ladies i'll charge of the dinner, de-
serve special mention for their indus
try aud zeal contribu ted in behalf of
the enjoyment Of the day. The same
can be said Of Messrs S Dibblc, w A
Edwards, Walker and others.
We are unanimous for another
Centennial Celebration.
But five days more remain for the
taxpayers to make their returns Of
personal property 10 the County
Auditor without penalty. A word to
The wise, &c.
HOW rs II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
no rs II

now rs IT
It seems to us that the two papers
published in Charleston have agreed
to disagree, but to live on the friend
licst terms possible. The Journal Of
Commerce is rs savage us q meat axe
towards everything radical, except the
Fc'cs osd Courier, and the Ncns and
Courier would send to hell everything
"straightout," c.rccpt the journal Of
Commerce. Why Is this thus?
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
BR.lNC1IYILLE ITEMS

Blc.INCIlPILLEI IIEIiS--
An unsuccessful attempt was made
by some ficnd to throw the night train
off the track ut this place on the
night of the 18th inst.
Branchville is in need of the impor-
tance OF reform, if we are to Judge
from the number Of greedy hogs"
seen on the streets.
The colored men of this town have
organized q Debating Club. Rev.
j. Green delivered an address OH
education, before that body, OH We'd
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-15
TIE STATE OF soUTM CAROLINA,
ORANGEEURG County,,

es -rr IN COMMON PIEAs. ...-.
:: I.autettaSV> 1Iydrick, scAha'r-7c ca,est
Aunero Of A. j. IIytirick deceased, Plantin
!; Melissa !: aNJIsd,tct, aiia others Defehadain,s
All persons haviifg demands against tic
Estate of the said Andrew J. Ny.irick, are
required by an Order Of the COURT in the
sGbove entitled action to;:rfesenth hs,d. prove
tho sanic before the Undersigned On or
before the first day Of August next, or be
,debarred payment. ;..., IA
June 18th 1876. NF
z ''s s A''N' ''s-'s'' f sWM. F. F.IIUTsON,
Rcfrcc.
June II I'M
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.5 a G.AlsD.
Dr.. ): &. :wANSlAMA1sER is in pos.
cssion Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books Of the late DR.. i. J. Olivcros. All
persons desiring to get any Of the above
Preparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
en, do SO by calling on
Dr. WANNAMAKER,
At his Drug Store.
arG 21-3m
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But five days more remain for the
taxpayers to make their returns f
personal property 10 the County
Auditor without penalty. A word to
The wise, &c. z
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04
SHOE MANUFACTORY,
CUSTOM WORK.

Persons having deforme1 feet, bunions or corns or
children with weak ankles crooked limbs can have
here OF first class materials and reasonable prices
Shoes made to suit their cases
Having had a large experience in New York we feel
confident that we suit customers qualities and
price, all Of our goods both for general and special sale
are warranted to be as represented Please give US
call, examine our goods and materials consisting of
Surges, glazed French Nat and French Calf Kid long
grained. Brush and Pehbed Goat Morocco French and
American Calf and Kip skins, all Of which will he
cheerfully shown TO those who may call Intending To
make first rate wearing article we have nothing to
conceal either in stock make from the public hut
would invite their closest scrutiny
July 5, '75-tf II. Z. CROAINIETT & co.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu,
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having iirst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop. where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders Of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, 1S67.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-05-04
CHARTER PEPPETTIL


IN" BYLAWS Of this C0mIav and regulation, -rr
ing insurance have Recently been very mgp-
TnanSeh, placin" il upon basis equal 10 that of
Lr' insurance company in the state.
Vi. '''''' "''''i'S '"'>S changes are 'A' l'.-'
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h'e years.
vi property j. classified and tho rate OF prwg
prI,i,, 80 ,.D f'>k 90 i' ir2PT!!
made ON the unt,.s ''' '''''' '''
Properly i iuSrur,i for ,,9f r,.r.. than Two rl,i
its actual cash yaiu, and fh f.II ,,,.,, NJ ir,-
paid III ease of lr>S, provided the loss De cgga. Oh
amount at insurance.
~ h'',,,. NJ "h'y are h't,' 'N't
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