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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
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iron tne hspooneen, LAWN Hi
The Western bound passenger train
last Tuesday morning came near being
ditched about two miles east Of Bronco.
They we're going Il the ratio Of about
fifteen miles an hour and run into q
boulder Weighing about eight tons. The
Tho boulder vas thrown about Ave feet
from the track. II had become loosened
and rolled down the sids-hill above.
Whom the engineer. J. Z. Palmer. FIRST
saw the boulder. no vas going at the
ratio OF about twenty-five miles an hour.
bat hs Immediately applied the air
brskes, andb by the time tho pilot struck
the speed had been reduced 10 about
fifteen miles an hour. The pilot was
smashed all to pieces, but further than
that no damage wa done.
On Thursday morning en- accident oc-
CURED at or ice Cisco. by which sman
named L. Richard. veil Known In
Truckss. and . Chinaman lost their
lives. They were shovsling snow. whom
q snow-plow. driven by two or three en-
ginss, nan Into them. The banks OF
suoN w eaCa 1Aao WIZ hou uAtoca W
twenty feet high. and u vas impossible
for them 70 get out Of the way. We
could not learn anything further. Mr..
Rsekard vas employed ~ . section fore
man In Tfuckes for . couple Of ysars.
He leaves Q wife and child.
On Wednesday evening . man named
Chas. Howe. . brakeman Of the Bacra-
msnto Division had bis Amt and second
fingers mashed In . most frightful man
ner. He was making . coupling In the
yard. and his gloves which were soaked
with water stuck 10 the iron link. The
second finger wal mashed In such q
manner 10 Was necessary 10 amputats u
at the second joint. and the fnt finger,
although frightfully mashed. oan proba-
bly, be saved above the nrst joint. nr.
Curlsss dressed Mr.. Hows's hand and be
was taken 70 the hospital al Sacramento
Thursday morning. while the doctor
was drsssins his hand no displayed q
degreee Of GOODNESS that VA truly A.
laughing and joking nearly
all the time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
srurENpors RAILROAD FRO
Jet.

Tho latest huge railroad proposition
IL, according to the Scientific AmsTseas.
the construction Of . tzsns-continsnfal
road Z Europe and Asia. or in other
words, TO connect the lines Of railroad
now built in Europe with the Pacific
Ocean by means Of aroad through Gen.
trial Asia. 1t is proposed that the road
shall start from Nijui-Novgorod, In
Russia. nov the extreme eastern station
in tho European railroad system. whence
|. will run along the volga and Kama to
the eastern OF Asiaiic side Of the Urai
Mountains. then entering Asia proceed
to the center Of Western Siberia. thence
through China nearly due East to Pskin.
The ground has been carefully looked
over although no surveys have been
made. Tho greatest dinaculty 70 b en-
coun,ered is the Kinshan range Of noun
tains, through which tho Amoor rive'
passes far TO The north. The whole dis
,apcs nom Nijni.N6Sgorod to Pskin II
1880 miles, Of which 1850 will rui
through Prussisn territory. Tho pare
from whose columns We have condsnss'
the above, in concluding liz aSs's. 70
marks:
When this plan 10 closely sfaninsd
according 10 known typographical data
the apparent difficulties dwindls dowI
to nothing when compared TO those en-
couutered In the Western section OF on
Pacific railroad. The hnt section from
Mini Novgorcd 10 Tomsk, runs on per
fectly level land (the so-eailsd stsppss)
%sirilar to our praifiss. In tho sscon'
section from Tomsk to Lake Baika, ID.
countryis rolling. and intsrsPsrssd will
rivers and streams: but the creates
height IL only $500 feet and the large.
rivers are but Of very moderate vidtl
and depth. The only serious difficult
ties, as we have said. lie at the Chimes
frontier, and they are inferior 10 thos'
overcome in the Rocky Mountains snt
the Sierra Nevada by the American en-
gineers.
! Rnssis has raised In fftssn year
more than 1000. 00e. 900 with which y
construct fifteen thousand miles OF rail
road. and can easily find $500, 000. 600 o.
S4O0, 0O0. 600 to construct . line OF sucl
value 70 all the civilized world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

DAxPaoots. - Over el.%00 vas ~
esivsd at the @. p. r =. ticket once
yesterday In exchange for ticksts 70
Cheyenne. The Black Hills fever ID
getting wons.-Rsno Journal March IL.
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LATE TELEsRAMs.
nAarsnN

LAlE <
4 xAarEnN.
cnur,A Of shs PiiErims css'
se,.. ths Piymsush chnrss
Ceaaetl. ..
NV Yo.x. March l3.-At n meeting
n ths Church Of Pilgrims ut Broosiyn
,o-nioht. DR.. Storrs. pastor. the ioiiow-
ing resolutions were adopted, :, Nil.
Resolved, First, that the Church OF
will not accede TO and VIII NOV "
bound by the principles declared IN .I
rs"nlt Of the Advisory Council; tnat u
,scsrds those principles as novel, iaise,
,s~yolutionary and subversive OF .ne
nlstiorm and policy Of tho Consress,
s;ansi communion, and Il does NOT hold
;tself bound to continue denominai'ons'
fellowship with any church whieh u
heres 10 those principles.
Resolved, Second. that upon ths Iun'
damental principles OF the Congregs-
t,onsl plstiorm and policy. the princi-
nies which undsrlis oil voluntary corpo-
~. associations and affect the con.
c.,rs Of the collective motherhood o:
churches may DO judged by that brother
mood an \ properly constituted council,
orSinary or extraordinary. according to
the particular case, and that u q ehuros.
proves itself unwilling or unable by
soms appropriate ecclesiastical proceed.
urs instituted by itself, or IN AZ oTdprly
way proffersd by sister churches, TO nd
s.a,,lal vlieh tsnla and
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y,
Ian RrAaelsee NsMs

SAN FRAxcIsoo, March 13.-The rep
ressntatives OF the interior press met
again In this city to-day. Articles OF
incorporation have been flsd with the
Secretary of tho Stats and bylaws
adopted defining the dutios Of officers.
etc. The meetings Of the Directors are
to DO hold on the second Monday OF
May, August and February OF each year.
The Directors for the first three months
are Thomas Il. Thompson, OF Santa
ROSA; Fred. X. Drauth. Of Alameda;
Theodore Clancy, Of Auburn; George
W. Gilt, OF Napa; and Noah w. Scud-
der Of Petaluma. War was declared on
patent outsides, nome using them being
eligible 10 admission to the Association.
In tho Hpaldlng Court.msrtial to-day
tho cross-sxamlnAtion Of Hugh Morgan
Of tho Bank OF British Columbia was
continued. The testimony was mainly
directed TO Spslding's signature on the
certificate held by the bank. showing
that they were either signed ut q widely
different time from the writing OF tho
body Of tho certificate or In o different
kind OF ink.
In tho Board Of Supervisors this even.
ing q resolution was offered asking tho
Senate delegation 10 use their influence
in favor Of the passago OF Coffey's bill
amending the city charter. making tho
Mayor and two othsrs nominated by
him and confirmed by the Board Of Su-
pcrvisors Police Commissioner. This
bill has cost so much newspaper and
general comment OF an u~nfavorabls
character, by virtue Of Ito assumed ten.
dency TO place undue povor In tho
hands Of the Mayor. that many Of those
voting In favor Of the resolution seemed
to feel u necessary 70 apologize for
their vote. Tho resolution paused by q
vote OF y 10 3. IIfHfur a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

NEW PArnn.-rhroush Dewey A
Co., Patent Agents, san Francisco. VI
receive the following advance list Of u
8. Patents. granted 10 Pacific Coast in
'en'0r. viz; s. D. Field. 8. T.. electro
magnetic regulators for steam engines
s. d. Field. 8. r.. electrical switches
and cut outs: p. d. Horton. y. T.. sad
die tree; @. Lea, Fiorin. Cal. wheel,
for vehicles; r. O. Miliken. Santa Cruz,
Cal, adjustable mold board scrapsrs; +.
Oppenheim, s. r.. vehicle seats; l..
SWEET. 8. r.. clothes lines, II. yon Hav.
erbske. 8. F.. shoss: 8. II. Covlss. sao-
nnsnto. Cal. quartz mills; @. Z. Hop
kins, W. T., rotary cultivaton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

THE New York Herald presents this
poser: "Mn. John Smiths baby was
born on the Goth ultimo. and Mr.. John
Smith wants to know on what day his
baby will be q year DID,"
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The TRIAL or wilcox = Legislative
PreeeedtnEs.

ProceedtnEs.
SACRAMENTO, March 13.--Ths trial oil
Assemblyman Wilcox for assault upon
Somsrs, the Chronicle reporter. begins
to-day. Tho prosecution wal represent.
cd by District Attorney Jones aud Alex.
ander Campbell Of San Francisco. Judge
Budd Of Stockton. sr.Asssmhiyman Nor.
ton OF Placer. and Asssmblyman Gu
ME. OF Sacramento, appeared for the
defense. A long list Of witnesses on
each side were called. the majority an.
swering. The defendant pleaded not
guilty. I~mpaneling the jury was then
commenced. The case will probably bs
on trial all day tomorrow.
In the Wilcox case twelve jurou have
been impaneled. TO whom the indict-
ment was read. After swearing the Wit.
nesses for tho prosecution and defense
Judge Clark ordered the Sheriff TO hks
charge OF the jury and allow thom no
communication with outside parties,
when the. Court adjourned until 0
o'clock. " ? q
Persons Signature bill finally passsd
by the following vote; Ayss-Bsszsil,
Bush. Craig. Edgerton, Evans, Flint.
Gibbons. Raymond. Hendricks. Hill.
bone, Lains. Lewis, Lindsay, Mccarthy,
SIcCuen. McGarvy. Pierson. Rogers,
Sattsrwhits. Shirley and Spencer. To.
tai, 81. Noes-Angney. Bartlett Dono.
van. Eakin, Farley. Frazer. Graves, Hill,
Hopkins. Howe. Martin O'Connor,
Roach. Turner aud Tuttle. Total, l5.
Absent OF not voting = McOoppin,
Montgomery. Norman and Tinnin.
The Retraction bill by Senator Pie.on
was then taken up and amended by sab
stituting County Court" for "District
Ms tho place In which proceed.
ings are TO BE- taken. and striking out
six. In which the court Was en-
to enjoin publication Of the
II retraction was not pnb.
lished as ordered by the court. No dis |
was had on the bill, which was
finally passed. by the following vote:
Ayes-Beazell. Bush. Craig. Donovan,
Evans. Farley. Flint, Frazer.
Gibbons. Raymond. Hendricks, Hill.
Lainc. Lewis, Lindsay, Martin,
Mccarthy, McCuns. McGarvey. Pier
son, Rogers. Saiterwhits. Shirley and
Spencer. Total. IS. Noes-Angney,
Eaken. Graves, Hill. Howe,
O'Connor. Roach, Turner and futile.
Total. 10.
Gibbons bill prohibiting instruction
foreign languages and instrumental
music In public school was finally
passed under q riuu voc vote.
LANES bill making ~pool.sslling .
on its anal passage re-
Iulted In q dc vote. Before che vote
ras announced 0'Connor changed from
'ys TO no, and Subsequently gave notice
4 Q reconsideration. 30 the final defeat
4 the bill Il mot yet determined.
Second Trial Of 0ranies.
FRESNO. March 13.-Ths second trial
4 II. II. Gmnies. indicted for the Kill.
of Eivard Madden. nj tina Merred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

Fresno. March 13.-Ths second trial
Of H. II. Gmnies. indicted for the Kill.
ing Of Edward Madden, Of the MERGED
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

WARRINGTON. March II. = Secretary
Bristow In response to inquiries in re.
gard 70 the report that Revenue Do
tectivs Phillips had unearthed astound.
ing co~rrupHons In California and that
the testimony Is to DO sent to Congress.
says the report IL news to him. The
Commissioners Of internal Revenue also
says he has not received any informa-
lion In regard 70 thee statements.
TIE way 81 she rransErssssr 10
Hard.
Tnxxros. n. j.. March l5.-Josephus
Sooy. the dsiaulting State Treasurer.
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0oRh.

BORN.
rUHMAN-In Gold Alil. March q. TO The wife
! Of byron Truman. . son.
pLuNLkY-ln Virginia, March 70, " the wife
OF A. Piomley. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Dill TAXING saiss o. Geld and sil'
yer Bullion and Csin.
for 100000 Moro.

WAsHIS0ToS, March lj.-The House
Committee on Appropriations to-day
heard Colonel Byford. Commissioned
John Eaton. and Professor Baird. rep
ressnting the Government Board charg-
cd with preparations for the Centennial
Exhibition 70 be mndo in the several de-
psrtments. in advocacy OF nm additional
appropriation Of $500. 900 for that pur.
pose. The Board asked for about Sl,-
000. 900 last year. but Congress appro-
priated only $500. 900. They o ask
Tor the remainder Of the sum needed,
and say with its aid the Government
will be magnificent and the
display worthy Of the nation, and Of IL
self alone sufficient 70 mako the enter
a.t.-. 1890.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

wasuIxoros, March All Appears
from q staiement Of the Chief Of Bureau
Of ordnancs that the Nut Island expert
monis by Norman Wizard resulted Ii no
good = the guns bursting or being
thrown aside. The sum Of S35. $50 was
paid him for those experiments,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

NiRRiAoE LISTS WILL BE oPIy q,
Va Y. F0RD's and HAYES ! NE- RI
WINS Rtorss until FRIDAY NOON.m
Persons Wishing The use Of CsrhaessUHA
viii ieave THAR namss Of the above places.
Gold Hill. New, March u. 1915. mril %
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
dyspepsia

Americans d re particularly subject
to this disease $nd its effects: such rs
Sour Stomacls Sick Headache Habi-
tual costiveness Heart burn. Water
brash, coming\up Of the food coated
tongue, disngreeablc taste in. the
mouth, pa1pitation Of the Heart atd
all diseases Oh the Stomach md Liver.
Two doses Of Green's August Flower
will relieve you ut once, and there
positively is not case in the United
States it will not cure. !fyou doubt
this go to your Druggist DR.. G..
Dukes, and get sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size Is
cents.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

1t is we'll, mt the end Of this century,
that Orangeburg can boast Of store
that will compare with any in the
State. Geo. H. Cornolson is the
happy possessor Of this huge estab.
lishment. It's packed and crammcd
with every thing that the imagination
can conceive OF, or that the heart
could wish. His stock of cloths and
domestics is large and Of splendid
texture. And up stairs he has
opened a first-class furniture store.
where one can select just such bed
stcads, chairs, sofas, &C., n. he may
want The cry now is, Go to Cornell
sons.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
QUESTIONS FOR EVERY ONE T'O
ANSWER

ANSWER
are you troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation Of the Bowels, Dyspe-
psia, or any disease Of the Liver :?
Have you suffered for ycars and found
no relief from the use of medicines :?
Do you have faint appetite, and are
you troubled with feelings oflnnguor :?
If you hare these feelings we know
you have not tried the new discovery
Mcrrcll's Hepatine, ut DR.. A. c..
Dukes Drug Store. 1t is performing
woEdcriu! Gu -es in this md all ot:, er
communities where the people use it.
It is pronounced by all rs the best
Liver Medicine in the world. Two
doses will relieve the worst casc Of
Dyspepsia or Constipation of tho
Bowels. Each bottle contains fifty
doses, ana n tcaspoonful of this
medicine iii n wine glassful of water
three times day for one day, pro-
duces most wonderful change.
Where the system is run down with
loss Of energy and appetite, or Dys
pepsia, with all its train of evil, is
effecting its deadly work, this remedy,
NIerrell's Hepatine, never fails to
bring about speedy and permanent
cure. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues ofthis medicine a.. d live
from day to day without trying the
Hcpatine, have our sympathy, but
can not be cured unless they take the
Medicine.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
JOHN iSCHACH1E-

This gentleman was busy all day
Thursday opening his new stock, and
arranging it in his well packed store.
He now has full supply Of beauti.
tiful calicos, homespuns, hannels, etc.
which he offers low down; also a com.
plete line Of shoes and hats. His
groceries are abundant and all fresh
and sweet, while his stock OF wines and
liquors is as fine as was ever brought
to this town. Now is the time to call
on schachte: He is altering unparal-
leled bargains, Charlie Gcllrcls says
he has the bast 6vc cent cigar in the
county.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
COMING

DR.. Dukes store reminds one that
the year is coming to close and that
# will not be long more before
"Merry Christmas" will be heard
ringing out upon our stree ts. His
shelves now present almost Christ.
mas.eyc appearance. And if you
Vant fine cigars, there is the place to
get them. Sherrod Reeves, in fact,
can sell you anything you want, from
? seothpick UP: Drop in qnd call
for Shcrrod.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
OLD OI'EENDEI,S B.AGGED-

OLD OFFENDERS BAGGED-
The weekly rcvcls had by certain
persons i'll the neighborhood of the
railroad eliminated in the arrest and
trial by the Town Council OH Tues
day last of nine Of the ring leaders.
The following were sentenced to pay
each fine OF 81 or be confined in
the guard house for ten days: Harry
Robinson, Robert Golfer, I;dwnr .
Glover, Buck Russcl, Joe Bailey,
Dan'l Smith, Billy Williams, Dan'
se0ttt -,stml BrH = e..su.nn- IIarlx
Ruff wns turned over to u Trial Jus
tlcc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Charles Carter, prisoner who cs
capped from the County jail sometime
since, was arrested by Constable j. j.
Mitchell OH Monda y night last and
brought to Orangcburg and delivered
into the custody of the Sheriff. lie
is desperate character, and since
his enlargement committed several
crimes, among which were the at-
tempted robbery Of Miss Bozarlt OH
the public highway. He should
have n life.tcrm in the Pcnitcntiary.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

About five years ago London po.
licemeL we're condemned to protect
their heads with hemlcts covered
with felt and lined with tin. During
the Prince Of Wales stay in India he
studied the matter of head coverings,
and is now trying to induce the COM
missioners Of police to institute he'll
NETS lined with cork. It has been
discovered that cork serves rs pro.
lection against blows and cuts.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
NOT BEATEN IN NEW YORK

NOT EE:iYEN IN NEW YORK
Mr.. Angus, Briggmann, the conrtc.
Gus c"a'jn,or Of Brigynann 4 Crook
rnn always he found in the veil
appointed saloon of thcnc gentlemen,
where he deals out draught- to suit
The tn>tc of the most fastidious devo-
tee Of Bacchus. His cocktails, milk
punches, brandy slinga, ETC., are I'M
surpassed this side Of New York, and
impart tone and vigor 10 the system
without which life is burden. If
the Fall weather knocks the ausue
into you, call OH August Brig gmann
and he has bitters that will kill the
malady as dead as Julius Cesar.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

The Earl of Buckinghamshire has
son, Hobart Bnsha, an admiral in
the Turkish service, who has written
a silly and brutal letter in extenua.
tion of the Turks. He takes occasion
to remind his very indignant. British
oountrymen that they haven't always
been lambs when revolts occurred.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
: - : = ---.7' :
FOR CASH.

\ Bargain can lr made hv any one who
has the means vi purchasing now. The
Subscribers are authorized To sell fnr
Twentv-Fivc Hundred Dollars, that vcrv
desirable Ecsidcnrc frontin; on Court
House Square, anl owned BY Mr. &.
Whiticmurc. Another year must so incrca..
the value Of Real Estate SO located, that
such bargain cannot be then made. The
property is under lease for some months.
ALSO
The Plantation ofC. Whittemnre. on the
old Charleston Road, about five Miles from
Orangeburg Court lIo,,sr, can be bought for
S25O0 Cash or on time ta4 to Ill hut $lOOO)
for larger sum which can be learned on
application to
IICTSON & IIUTSON.
Orangeburg, c. H., S. c., August, ~, 1876.
aug II tf
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Call at DR.. J. G. Wannamakcr's
and get pamphlet and read abou.
Dr. Clark Johns:on's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. DR.. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale at wholesale and
retail, june ~
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

II you don't want to get your toes
mashed keep away from Cornclson's.
His store is always crowded with
customers ana it's the Inst place in the
world for MI idlcr. They mean bust
ness down there.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Read the new advertisement Of
Mr.. J. G. Pike. We had the pleasure
of going through his store the other
day, and was surprised at the i'm
mensc quantity Of goods lie had OH
hand.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Cotton las hccn coming i'll pretty
f:>t during the week. Cor:,cIson al
nu., livc~ With samp in his hand.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07
NOTICE.

The fast trotting thorough h-hrcd Stallion
NI.ANIBItINO TRUSTEE
will stand for the Fall season at my stables.
PEDIGREE.
MAMBRlNO TRUSTEE, by Mambrino
Medley, lie by Old Mambrino Chief; Nam
Lrino Medlcy's first dam by Young Medley,
a fine race mare, second dam by Stanley;
third dam by Trustee; fourth dam by
Specnlator.
Mnmbrino Trustees first dam Jenny
Depncy, by liolcolm; first dam by Lady
Woodford, by Sir William Woodfori; he BY
Woodford; first dam by Bertrand.
Mambrino Trustee Was bred by George
w. Ogden, Wrights Sta,io. Kentucky
Central Rail Road, bourbon Comfy,
Kentucky. lie is five years old, and has
not had much handling bat what had show
cd splendid action. lie trottcd on tho
Columbia track last fall at the rate Of 2:45.
THAD. q. ANDREWS
Orangcburg Livery and sale stables.
P. s. Board for few mares can be had at
my stables
aug 10 If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Gem l.ccch, prominent man Of
North Carolina, is now stumpins the
Stale with Hampton
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

The Democrats have nominated Il
lnlfantl-half ticket in Sumter.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-10-07

Read the advertisement of S. E..
Tobin Il CO. They have full stock
on hand and will sell cheap for cash.
In crossing the rail road, stop in at
their store: