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- "Jake," said a blushing damsel to a
lover that her father had forbidden the
house, 81 don't care if your feet are big,
I love you just as much" "Well, Sally,
1 don't mind so much about the size OF
my own feet, but wish your dads were
q little smaller; / should feel more con-
iidcnt, you know, about staying"
- $4,000 colored children have been
furnished with schooling and the privi.
'lcges of education by Democratic Geor-
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= The day after election. a merchant
in Spartanburg County gave an old man
who had voted for Hampton, pair of
shoes. After putting them on he stepped
back and said, "Good Lord, if 1 had
knnwed dis, [ had voted for Hampton
long ago."
- An old minister once said to
young preacher who WAS complaining of
a small congregation: "Its as large
congregation, perhaps, as you will want
to account for'at the day of Judgment"
= 1t was said of somewhat tedious
counsel that although he had not the
ability to prove black white, he could
argue till all was blue.
|, The man who nihbles round. a gro.
Ecery store is now called Q sugfr, beat =.
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completed and the whole question settled.
l had no authority from General Hamp-
ton OF. Mr., Lamar to make any PROPOSE.
tion looking TO a compromise, nor did /
state that had any authority. He asked
me no. questions about that at all. He
spoke, fsvorably and very pleasantly Of
Mr.. Lamar. He said that Gen. Hamp-,
toms course during the canvass had been
conservative one. Touching the matter
of the last election aud the Presidential
question he, said nothing" a
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GOVERNOR HAYES POLICY.
a. ,;NEw7.AND IMPORTANT MOVE
bINlTHE PRESIDENTIAL GAME. ~
Oyei lures to Southern Democrats-Sen.
ator Lamar to be rendered Seat. In
the Cabinet. 9Hn'a7' ''t sifc &C e.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 8, 1876.

Cincinnati Correspondence to the lNe.r York Herald
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| knowledge ana consent OF tne cOmmlLtee.
THE GRAVITY OF THE OFFENCE
is made more gross by the fact that at
the last session Of Congress, when it was
proposed to reduce the pay of officials, in
order to relieve the industry of the coun
try from the burden OF taxation, it was
resisted by the Republicans upon the
ground that this could not be done with
out injury to the public service. Yet we
see National Republican Committee re-
ducing their pay by assessments for par
tisan purposes, and diyerting the money
paid to them from the public Treasury to
enable them to serve the people faithful
ly, and thus, as declared by the solemn
action of Congress, disabling them from
doing their duty to the Republic. About
these facts there is no dispute. The pub
lie mind is agitated by conflicting state
ments with regard to the conduct of the
Republican canvassing officers in the re-
mote Southern States. Do not the acts
of the heads of the organization, done
under our own eyes, throw light upon
those disputed points? If morals were
violated at the fountain head in the
North were they respected by men of
worse than doubtful character at the
South? These men, by their call upon
the general administration for its armed
forces, proclaimed to the world their de-
pendence upon its power and their servi.
.ude to its wishes. The head of the Re-
publican committee held the double posi-
/, ton of Cabinet Minister advising and
directing the action of government and
at the same time managing the machinery
of a party! Thus, at an exciting election
the government of the Union openly
allied itself with party, gave it power
of coercion over its officials, in violation
of the spirit of the laws against
INTIMIDATION AND BRIBERY.
1t did Just what it charges against the
people Of the South. What lessons oi
law and morals and of duty did sacll
example teach these dependent officials
/ in Louisiapa? :. These questions must
press.,shenasoIvvs' upou the miads ,and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-10

There are few places In the coun-
try that have had more ups and
downs-more hopes deferred than
the Falls of the St. Croix. Situat-
ed at the head Of navigation on the
st. Croix river, with water power
of more value than that of ST. An
thony, because more permanent, ii
has been for nearly forty years the
creature Of speculation.
From lengthy sketch of its early
history in the Taylors Falls Journal
we learn that Franklin Steele made
the first claim there in 1888. A
stock company was soon formed
and a steamboat arrived from ST
Louis, loaded with mill machinery
and supplies for the numbering
camps, and large force of men
were set to work on the mill dam
and water race, buildings were soon
going up in every direction and the
Falls began to look as if city was
in the immediate future. 1t was to
be the capital Of the new territory
that the Chippewa river divided
from Wisconsin.
Then came depression and Mr..
James Pennington, holding most OF
the stock returning from business
trip East by way of Lake Sup eriol
came across Caleb Cushing, who &C
companied him up the Brule anG
down the St. Croix, and was sc
pleased with the prospects of the
place that he invested quite largely
and new company was formed.
The next year, operations were
again suspended and nothing done
till 1857; then a start and collapse
when in 1870 Count Taub, of Swe
den, tried his hand, failed and re
turned to bis native land and now
in 1876 comes the rumor thai
Messrs. Knapp, Stout & Co. vii
this year make another attempt a
reviving business, with it is to be
hoped better success than any o.
their predecessors. We believe
Caleb Gushing still holds a large
landed interest in and around the
place.
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SUI MMONS

SITE tDan OF of WISCONSIN ns(I In Circuit Court
John Mar Ks, plaintiff against George c. Roelofson
Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin to the bov ed defendant
You are hereby summoned aud required to answer
the complaint Of John Marks, the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which said complaint is filed
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in an
for the County of Douglas in the town of Superior
and to copy of your me at my office
in said town within twenty days after the service Of
this summons, exclusive of the day of service and
you fail TO answer said comp laint hereby requ ed
the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the
of fuur-hundred and nineteen dollars and sixiy>
five cents and interest thereonat the rate of twelve
per cent. per snuum from the TwenCy smith DAY Of
June, A. D.. 1875 besided costs.
Dated January 18th, 1916.
jtn13F THOS. CLARK
Plaintiffs Attorney, Superior, Wis.
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The great superiority of the
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been blockaded by snow near Wells
Station, on the Central Pacific for
nearly week. Trains on the n. P.
r. Il. have not been delayed sin
gle hour this winter on account of
snow.
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

Petros Council No. If, R.. & S.. M.
will meet each Thursday at o'clock P. M;
from! !st October to 1st April affd at 8
o'clock from lst April to 1st October, on
tle following dates, June "a, July 22, Aug.
10, Sept, 1f, Oct, 2l Nov. IS, and Dec. IL.
=. j: +: 1ZLAR, 7. I.
G. w: BEuKsoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. 13, r.. A.. NJ
Will meet during the present Masonic year
at the usual hours, the folowin dates:
March 10Th, April 7th, May 9Th, June
Pad, August 4th, September 1st, October
9Th, November oath, Lccember 29,h,.
]. i. IZLAR: NJ. +. II. p.
IN; BRUEsoN, Sec.
shibbolcth Lodge. No. IS, A.: F.. NJ
Will meet each Tuesday at Z o'clock,
from 1st Oct to 1st April and at O'clock
from lst April to 1st October on tho follow
Ing dates, April i, May 2, June 6, July 4,
Aug. s, Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov Z, Dec. 5.
JAS. i. IXI.AR, W.M.
GEO. w. BRuNsoN, Sec.
may 20 1875 I'm.
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A CA RID.
To the Republican Voters O.
Orangeburg County.

MY enemies and the political oppon
cntso of r.. |. Cain lave circulntcdin this
County II report to The effect, tha. Cain
had made All agreement with nc to
support him fer Senator and lie me
for the Shcrifl's Office. ro do 'hc pre-
sent Sheriff IL simple act Of Justice, |
assert that lie never made any such
proposition tome in his life, or me to
him.
am not a candidate for any Office,
as have before stated Neither will
! C nsent under any circumstances to
become Il candidate for any Office in
the gift Of tire people Of this County.
There was proposition made to
me to support certain man for
Senator, and would get his and his
friends support for The Sncriil"s Office,
bM Il 'cas not Cain. hope this will
settle this vcxcd question, as far rs
am concerned
stand by my friends, however,
and intend to do all | can in favor Of
the rights Of the people in the cstab-
lishmcnt Of good government in
South Carolina
THAD. G.. AND1Ews
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29


Apologizing to a lamp post is prina
facia evidence that it is not Mcrrcl's
Hepatinc for the Liver, but some
worthless trash, called Bittcrs, that
has been taken into the stomach.
Mcrrcll's Hepatinc acts directly on
the Liver causing il to throw off the
bile, md purify the blood. When
the 1ivcr has q healthy action the
whole system is ut once invigoratcd
aud strengthened; disease has no hold
OH the system, and is easily cradicptcd
Merrcl's Hepatinc has no equal in
permanently curing all diseases Of
the Liver, Stomacho and Kidneys.
Fifty doses for one dollar, two cents
per dose; cheaper than pills, and free
from Cnlomcl. See book Mt Drug
Store. For sale by DR.. A. g. Dukes,
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Selling out below cost ut j. W.
Mosclcys old stand. Q
S NEE7' III U,SIC1

SHEET III ULSIC-
On Wednesday night last, while
quietly sleeping at our home, a strain
Of sweet music reused us from the
embraces Of Morpheus. The Glee
Club treated US to one of their finest
acrenades, for which we tender thanks.
Under the leadership Of Prof Berg,
the gentlemen who compose this Club
have attained a wonderful proficiency,
and ere long Orangcburg will be able
to boast Of us fine brass band us
there is the interior Of The State.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
Selling out below cost Mt j.. w.
Moseloy's old stand. q
Governor Smith, Of Georgia,
E&EcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
]: ArGGdrA, GA, Jan. 80, 1874. +


Dr.. j. S. Pemberton-Dear Sir: :.
I have used your Globe Flower
Cough Syrup myself, and in my fami-
~, with benefits SO marked as to leave
unquestioned tho merits of n remedy
which in my experience has PR we'd
one that excels everything for Colds,
Coughs and obstinate Lang affections.
| shall always Use IL with perfect CON-
fidcncc. and recommend it to the pub
lie as aremedy which will afford that
satisfaction experienced by mc aud
mine.
Very respectfully yours,
+.,-.'' =. '.--"JAs, Nj. SMITH,
Governor Of the. State Of Georgia.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures
Colds, Cough, Bronchitis, Hoarscncss,
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Plcursy, Pain and Soreness in the
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NEWS AND TIMES Testimonials of great
an,l good men Of the nation, whose
words cannot be doubted. in regard
to the merits Of Globe Flower Syrup.
We prefer to let them speak.
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

The following resolutions we: 9
unanimously adopted by the Grand
Division Sons Of TEN pcrancc of S. c.:
Ee"lrcd, That the thanks Of this
Grand Division arc due and arc here
by rendered to the citizens Of Orange
burg for their elegant and generous
hospitality III entertaining this body.
RcSo|rcd, That the thanks Of this
Grand Division are due and are here
by rendered O4'angsburg Division
M. "a, for the use of their hall for
the meeting Of this Grand body.
Kesoirni. That The thanks of this
Grand hosly are due and are hereby
rendered to the Railroad Companies
Ut the State for the reduction Of fare
to the representatives attending the
same.
A'c~,irn1, That the above rcsolu-
tion's be published i'll the Orangcburs
papers.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is Hereby given that shall one
month from date file my final account with
the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orange
burg County, and ask for letters Of dis
missal as Administrator Of the Estate Of
B. &. Hunt deceased.
April 3rl 1876.
JOHN T. SrIGNER,
Administrator.
april S II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

OrnGycburg Division No. ~ can
l'oa.t Of ti,c best Anoking LADY mem
a'crSl,ipor amy Division III the State.
We know eight young men who are
crazy over tlc witchcry and graccs Of
two Of t.acm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
FINAL NOTICE.

All persons having demands again1s tho
Estate Of Ann Berry deceased will psessss
them properly proven to the undslsiEnea
OH or before the first day Of May ne1k ey
they will be dcbarrcd payment
March 10th 1876
JOAN p. BERRY
Qualified Exoeator,
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A FLORAL FAIR
OF TIE
Ornngcburg Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.

Hacchnnicai Association.
Will be .htld At 'oraingebnrg In the Fair,
Building May the 9th 1876, at which time
Premiums VII lie awarded t6 successful
competitors rs follows ::
For the largest and best collection Of
Green House Plants by one person.
For the second best collection Of the
above.
For the best collection OF Zonai Geran-
iums.
For the best collection Of PelargonWims.
For the best collection Of Roses (cut
For thcbrst collection of Astcrs.
For the best collection OF Fuchias
For the best c9llection Of .Azaloas.
For the best collection ofpanscs
For the best collection Of Native Wild
flowers arranged.
For The; bYfs' eoFection' t"''9( o9((Tegosta.Ile+ BY
one person.
For the second best collection Of the
above. Hj
Worthy articles other than the above
| iltIlSN, VIII pS aNiattC 1 IclllllH'S.
| Premiums will no. hc awarded ,unltss
there be fair competition.
Articles Will be received for exhibition
from ocock Monday morning May Sth
to 10 o'clock = NJ, Tuesday morning slay
9th. The gates will be opened to visitors
at Q O'Clock a. NJ, and the exhibition will
close at l | =. NJ, Of the same day.
Refreshments, consisting Of lee Cream,
lemonade BE-, Will be funis1lcd in'ihc
building.
Admission 5octs, Children under II
years s5cts.~s
| ForIusthcr|rat,icailar appls,to
fg ~ AZ KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary.
| mar ] | 1m
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NOTICE.

oRANcEErno, $. c.
April 22nd 1876.
nj OFFICE is hereby given that the
In BOOKS Of the Town Treasurer arc
now Open for tie Collection Of Licenses and
Taxes. The time for the Collection Of
Licenses expires on the 30th iust., after
which the penalty will attach.
L. X. MALONE,
Treasurer.
april D 2t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

Ouryeuny friend, Mr.. l.. B. Pooser,
intorms us that lie has better business
ioa!tcnd to jus. now than jumping into
ale river and drowning himself. lie
says ks believes in perseverance,.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
GR.iNI UI.II>IOA-

As we expect to publish shortly a
full and official report Of the proceed
ings Of this body, which met here
during the week, we refrain from any
attempt at All account Of in it this
issue,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

Selling out below cost ut j. w.
Mnsc'cy old stand. 2
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

The Independent Citizens Fire
Engine Company have succeeded in
procuring an Engine, and will par
adc Monday 2 o'clock =. NJ, when
they will be reviewed by tho City
Council and Board iof Fire Masters.
The Company will march to the pic
mic grounds i'll front Of Capt. John
Rowe's, where they will be addressed
by D..A: strakcr, Esq.