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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05
Cconrn1UN1cATED.1
Editor OrdngcJmy Nc,cs and 7r,es /:

Editor 0rangcJuy Nc,cs and Ties
DEAR SIR:
| see that you have olferd the
farmers a space in your column and
l do hope they will appreciate your
Kind offer by giving their view an d
experience on things gencally
appertaining to farm, orchard and
garden.
!. Will you please publish the sub
jects for discussion at the next ECU
lar meeting of the Orangburg
Agricultural Society, which vii be
held on the seconed Saturday III
May:
1st. Oates, area and condition
End. Wheat. area and conditaa.
3rd. Corn, area and conditioI.
9TH. Cotton, area and cono;tion
distance of rowes, distance IL drills,
number of stalks in hill.
9th. DO excessive rains leah out
commercial ferti lizers after bcilg nut
do WI and bedcd on?
9Th. Irish Potatoes, cultivation
first and second crops, the best
method for preserving seed forplant.
ing.
Very Respectfully, your,
w. F. BARTON.
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Wonder if Chamberlain "pcached"
OIL the Ne'cs and Courier what would
be the result2 Guess he could show
many a note from T. w. D. addressed
TO My Dear Dan'l,'' ala NY Dear
Jos1'hus. The comments made here
on Wednesday last were as bitter
against our Charleston contemporary
as against Whittcmore. Par mobile
Jrahuns! For the sake of South
Carolina journalism we trust that the
letters from Dawson to Woodruff
may prove to have been forged. If
genuine, we see no manner of expla-
nation or apology for them
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

people Of the State, and whichsnow
strives to champion crusade against
Senators upon thi 8 floor, and especial;
ly myself. tijtt %; IS
/ am aware, Mr.. President, that
there has long been desire amonga a
certain class to force me from my
place in this body, as well as con-
certed plan to make my sitting here
SO unpleasant as to compel me to
resign. I know I have been looked
upon as a1eader in my party, as hay
ing some influence among members:f
and, moreover, because I had no
control over my nativity, II, has been;
said that [ have no right 10 q position
among those who are to the manner
born. But by the constitution and
laws Of this State am entitled to all
the privileges Of the oldest and noblest
citizen. | have not only fulflled-the
term of residence, twelve times mul-
tiplied, required Of me before quali6-
cation, which makes me the equal of
all, which can be sworn to, but have
made myself a proprietor Of the soil,
which, i'll the aggregate, makes your
State.
sec around me men, stern in their
purpose, unainching in their faith.
Though arrayed against me political
ly, and though by them triumphed
over under circumstances which, I can
have no control Of, shall claim from
them the treatment Of brave men,
though flushed with victory.
am conscious Of no wrong | have
done or wished the State Of my adop.
ton, and | ask you to turn the pages
of legislative history and read the
endeavors | have made to benefit the
whole people, and when the eye Of
suspicion, the ear Of defamation, lips
Of calumny shall be closed, aud I
shall be judged by generous impulses
what though l have been the friend
Of the poor, uneducated, enfranchised
bon.nan, and seemed to have an
tagonized other interests, it will be
found that | have been laboring for
the future prosperity Of all:
am ar enthusiastic lover of liLer::,
ty. Liberty for all! I thank God, {,
have lived to see the nation outlive+its
natal lie. s 3i5
Mr. Nasi also r,,se to question of
privilege. ,lemied The statements made
relative % himself, and srat eG that he
would on g m,crrow speak further Oh
this matter.
MIR. Bowen moved tia; a committee
Q: five be appointed to investigate the
CHARGES made, and report to the SEN
ate.
| Mr., Whittchlura stated that he had
lntonded to submit such n motion,
after he remarks Of the Senator from
kichiand. and The motion of the Sen-
ator from Pickens was Withdrawn.
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Lively Times in the Senate.

A1Vesy AAiuoS III tn6 senate.
The "News and Courier EXPOSED by
Whittcm9re-T Turkey and Trimmings
for You and las Happy a, a
Daisy in Cows Lip'-Sick ming
Familiarity with Public Thieves MY
Dear JO>eplus," &c.
The following will explain a.self,
and the necessity that exists for
standing by the Journal Of Commerce
On Tuesday last Whit emore rose
in his place i'll the Senate, and asking
that his remarks be spread upon the
Journal, proceeded to speak as below:
Mr.. President 1 have not, for a
long time, felt it to be my duty to rise
in my place to question of privilege,
to answer attacks made upon me per-
sonally or officially. I had come to
the conclusion long ago that calum-
niators, with their weapons Of scand
al, always sharpened aud poisoned,
We're ever ready to inflict upon me
their most malignant thrusts. Ihase
Deen compelled to believe that even
the good l might do, aud have done,
would be evil spoken Of; that my
name would be cast out as evil, and
for no other reason than the fact that
| am positive in my nature, iniep-
endent i'll my action, uncompromis-
ing my convictions.
am no pharisee, nor do I thank
God that | am unlike other men;
am human, liable to err, to make
mistakes in the exercise of duty, and
bitterly have lnmented such acts n
life rs have been condemned by good
and worthy men. I am willing to be
criticised in my official relations to
the people Of this State, by such as
have the interest of the people at
heart, and to suffer the just censure
Of those who have no selfish motive in
judging my acts, when those acts de-
serve their disapproval or denuncia.
ton.
Butt. Mr.. President, I am dragged
before the public BY one who seeks to
cover his own corruption and corrupt
practices by accusations OF fraud and
improper transactions against me
and other Senators.
lsy this process, he expects to di.
vert the attention ofthc people from
his own nefarie Us acts, and fastcn
suspicion and persecution upon others
I alludc. Mr.. President, to the cdito r
and pro prictor Of the Charleston
Daily Ne,os, whose connection with
the Iegislatio Of this State has been
SO intimate and proAigate that he
could afford to say "Damn prin-
ciple! It is the money we want!"
In the two last issues Of that paper,
both he and his agents have endeavor-
ed to make it appear that I, with
other Senators, have been receiving
luxuries from various parties in this
city and Charleston which have been
puid for out of the public treasury;
and that I, with them, have conspired
to defraud the State for the gratilica-
ton Of our appetites.
I send to the chair the following
despatch to the Ne'os and Courier, and
ask the Clerk to read it:
"Please Sc nd one case champagne
five gallons brandy, three boxes Of
cigars to Mr.. Jillson's residence for
Senator Whittemore.
(Signed) J. WOODRUFF, G. S."
Now, Mr. President, | cannot de-
nounce the Clerk of this Senate tol
any act of, kindness he may have
shown, or intended to show me. II
is said that he, by his own personal
order, caused certain articles to be
sent to my boarding place, from the
store Of George Symm crs, and that
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The election for Chief Justice takes
place to day. l, may be regarded as
certain that Willard will succeed
Moses. The Governor wants him
elected and he knows what's best for
the State.
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Expelled.

Mr.. y. A. Straker has Eeen ex-
PEELED from The House Of Representa-
tives on account Of gross contempt
shown that body. A new election
will be ordered, and we trust that m
energetic man will be chosen to fill
the place.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Chamberlain is said to be the
meanest looking skunk in Columbia
They ought to make him leave.
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iAos' iheoi SSt'HS ieaIure Ol Cne ieRlS-
lative session. Shove it through The
House in The same happy way, and
there will be a Christmas turkey and
trimmings FOR both you and
Yours, truly,
(Signed) w. F. DAWSON.
Still anxious to cultivate his pro-
pensities, he makes the following pro.
position:
(coPY.)
OFFICE OLE THE CHARLESTON News,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January %, 1871
My DEAR JOE: DeFontaine tells
me that you want our proposals for
State printing, and I enclose you two
proposals. one private and the other
public. We have put the price at
ten cents line fair living rate
and five cents less than our regular
transient rates. II the other can be
amended or in,provce1, let me know.
What we want is to get rs good a
price as we can, and give you 20 per
cent. on the gross amount, whatever
it may be. Answer,
Yours, truly,
(Signed) +. w. DAWSON,
And in order that "the private"
ms we'll as public proposals" alluded
to may be placed in parallel columns,
| will read first the one intended for
the public view and then the private
communication.
(coPY)
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON News,
CHARLESTON, $. c., January 25, 1871
j. ]roodru6, rsq., Cterh cfAc Senate.
SIR: We respectfully make appli-
cation for the printing of the acts and
joint resolutions of the General AS
sembly for the sessions Of 1S70-71,
and agree to print the game, MS fur
nished US, i'll the Duly Neps, at The
rate of ten cents line, by measure
mcnt, for each session; or We will
print them in both the Daily Ne.cs
and Tri- IIrchy Ncrs for Is cents a
line; or in the Daily Nc,cc, Trt- lIech-
Iy Nc,cs and nceh!y Ne,cs for 20 cents
IL line.
We are, yours ohc,l'. ntly,
(Signed) RroHnAN, DAWSON & Co.
Proprieturs Chareston New;.
l vii unw reli th,. Private Propo-
sal:
OFFICE or TIE CHARLIE Ton News.
Gr1AnIEsroS, 5. O., ,Jo""ery. D, 1871
!. l'oo''rug, E7., Ese,h y'tds Senate
DEAR SIr: We agree to print the
acts and joint reSo:lr.inns Of the
General Assembly at the t.nlnwins
rate per line, eac!, insertion, BY
measurement
Daily Nec<, 10 cents line.
Daily and tri-weckly, Is coats u
line.
Daily, tri-weekIy aa.l weekly, 90
cents line.
And we agr to allow you a com
mission Of twenty per cent upon the
gross amount Of our bills for such
printing, as the amounts due aIe col.
lected.
Yours obedicntly,
(Signed) Riordan, Dawson e. Co.,
Proprietors Ne'cs
Nor is this all Of the epistles to
Woodruff by Dawson. I will read
another sample of the same kind O.
literature:
(Copy)
Office of the Charleston News,
Charleston, S. G., January %, 1871
My Dear Woodruff: l enclose bill
for advertising elections, subject t.
usual discount, also, bill for papers.
Bear in mind what told you before,
that we don't want you to pay for
the "Ne'oscs" out of your own pocket
If the money is fort''coming for tho
election notices, it will be rs welcome
as a daisy in cows mo Lth.
Yours truly,
! (Signed) +. w. Dawson.
And in order that "tho silence" q;
well as the outspoken predictions >
Of the Ne,cs and its proprietors ma.
| l.
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In The District Court Of the
.a#ri; United States.
FOR THE EASTERN D1STRICT 0E.
SOUTH CAROLINA.a,.a5-.t tf,.. Il
In THE MATTER OF NILLIAss
h I. KNOTS. tS., +,
BANkR UPI-IN BANKRUPTCY ,i$
This is to give notice that I have filed my
final account rs Assignee OF the Estate of
William Knots Bankrupt in said Court and
that OIL the Is day of May instant, ahall
apply to said Court for the settlement Of my
said account ard for discharge from all
liability as Assignee of said Estate in ne
cordance with the provisions of the % sec
ton Of she Act of Congress entitled "An
Act to establish uniform system Of Eank-
ruptcy throughout tho United States ap.
proved Maj ch 1876.
G. B. GLOVER, 4
Assignee.
: may 5 2t. (.
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The war between Russia and Tur.
key will bring cotton down and run
up breadstuffs. Those who plant
plenty of grain this year will do the
wise thing. Cotton is no longer king
and who ever can show the mo st
grain next fall will be able to com :
mand the most money.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

There will not be another election
for u. S. Senator, Gov. Hampton
holding that Buffers was legal in all
respects.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Mr., J. A. Moroso, one Of the best
newspaper men in South Carolina, is
now connected with the Journal Of
Commerce.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

The State Press Association will
meet III charleston on Wcdnesday y
next. A jolly time will be enjoyed
by our quill drivers.
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The Legislature is about to i'm
peach Delirium-T -Trcmens Wright.
Next.
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ATTENTION

Orange Light Dragons.
Attend the regular meeting of your Com
pany on Friday llth inst.
a full attendance is requested as bs,siness
Of Importance will be transacted. BY OF.
der Of the Captain.
Secretary.
may 9Th It
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-05

Tho "Ncws and Courier Exposd by
Whittcmqre-Turkcy and Trimmings
for You and las Happy a, a
Daisy in Cows Lip''-Sick ming
Familiarity with Public Thieves my
Dear JO>ephus," &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Ia. f. IG- H1--
life, however, was yet in his body, he
was foundIIplaced upon q log, and re-
quested to remain there until assis-
lance could be- procured. Mr.. Geo
Smonk, upon being informed Of the
old mans situation, harnessed up his
buggy and made all possible haste to
tie spot where the sufferer was. But
help came too tlate.. The old man
had fallen into the, wat or again, and
when picked up Was stark and cold
i'll death. It seems that no inquest
has been held over his body.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

The large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of taxi payers, which assembled
at the Fair Building on Monday
last, owed much, ofits vim and deter
mination to the, stirring appeal to the
citizens of this county which had been,
previous to that time, published in
the As~s and 90 Gz0urisrs signed T. We
suspect that our distinguished fellow
citizen, Col. Frederick, is T., an d
trust that he will put his pen to pa
per cttener in future, s
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SAD CASE or DROWNING

f.
We were Informed on Wednesday
last of the melancholy end an old
colored man came to on the Goth oe
last month, i'll Cooper swamp. It
seems that tho old man whose name
we did not lcarn--had been informed
that he was to be sent to the poor
house, and not having a pcnchant for
that institution, started in the. night
away from home, hoping to Gnd hos
pitable roof somewhere, under which,
he might rest his aged limbs, and
where visions of the poor house and
its public charities would rot stare
him in the face or disturb lis dcolin.
ing years. Being weak, lie gave out
in his journey through the cold, biting
waters of Cooper swamp, and sank
down to strangle and to die. While
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SCARCITY or MONEY

SCARCITY or 1fONEI---
There is no doubt but the present
condition Of all kinds Of business and
industry is .fcarfully depressed, and
it behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming OH when children are liable
to Group, whooping cough, etc. Cough
and colds will prevail everywhere
and consumption, with otllcr throat
and lung diseases will carry off many.
These diseases should not bo neglect
ed. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to use
Boschee's German Syrup. It never
has failed. One bottle at rs cents
will keep your whole family we'll
during the winter. Two doses will
relieve any case. Sold in all towns in
the United States, and by your Drug.
gists.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

ADVICE GRATIS
The Hon. Alcxun1e II. Stevens
says :-"il,c Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven most valuaslc
remedy to me.
Gov. james NJ. Smith, Of Georgia,
says 81 shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and recommend it
to the public as remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by ME and mine. 1t excels every
thing for coughs, colds and obstinate
lung affections"
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga, says: "He
finds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup
most excellent remedy"
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention of
the afflicted. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup. 1t will positively cure con
sumption.
For sale by Dr.. A. G. Dukes.
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DE;sPARA1E ATTEMPT ATBURG-

DESPARA7E ATTEMPT At BURG
Larry
Early OH Wednesday night as Mr..
Ben Lee and Mr.. Jimmy Hamilton
were passing the store Of Mr.. D.
Louis, they discovered that the q Ia ss
had been cut from the transom over
the back door of said building, and,
snspecting that all was not right, halt
ed long enough to satisfy themselves
that some one was on the inside of the
etore. Other parties were at once in
formed ofthe situation, when the front
door was opened, and search made
for the burglar. lie was found in the
pea bin, almost covered up with peas.
After being questioned considerably,
he was taken to Jail where he remain
ed until Friday afternoon, when he
was brought before the Town Conn
ell for examination. at this cxamina
ton he gave his name as John Will
llams, and seemed to be perfectly I'M
concerned MS to his situation. The
following is the substance ofhis story,
as told by himself: WAS born ut
Branchville. Is a son of Abe wi
lIams. Used to belong to Barsh. Knows
but one or two persons down there.
Remembers one Loeb. Bought candy
from him when boy. Been in
Orangeburg about eight days. Stayed
with 40 body. Got into Mr.. Louis
store by knocking the glasses out with
his hand. Went in there to get money.
Suppose he meant to stcalitit you call
taking what don't bolon to you steal
ing. Went into back oom Of store
first. Found fire in chimney, and a
match box Oh mantle piece. Took
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The weather changed suddenly on
Monday night Alast!' aOId >4bachc ors
arc having, a, hard time Of it ..this
winter. The census of the country
shows that there ARE more women in
the land than men, aud for the life Of
us we cannot understand why it is
that any of the "roughcr sex" should
go unproyidcd for.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Mr.. Edward Bozar,lt, who is called
Edwins for short, is as bright as II
lark despite the cold weather, and
VOWS that there is not n place this
side of Baltimore where such excel
lent wines and liquors are kept rs
those in the saloon over which he
prcsilcs Fischer has Just laid in a
new supply in his bar, and Mr.. Bo-
zardt desires that proclamation be
made through this paper to that cf-I
feet.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Why is it that advertisers cannot
hand i'll their advertisements OH
Thursdays? Some people are all the
time complaining Of the paucity Of
news in our paper. IF our patrons
would heed our wish, and send or
bring their vcrtiscmcnts to the Of
fee sooner i'll future than they have
been doing in the past, VIC would
know better how to guage our space
for a larger aud and fresher mod.
cum Of news.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Call atDr. j. G. Wannamaker's
and get pamphlet and read about
DR.. Clark Johns:on's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. DIR. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale at Wholesale and
retail. june ~
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Mr.. w. Fl. Girardcau, who has 80
acceptably served rs Trial ustice at
this place, sent in his resignation to
Go'vcrnor Sc ea Hampton q few weeks
since. lie is closing up his business
and those who have papers in his
'hands are requested to call at his
Office at once.
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We would call attention to Mr.

We would call attention to Mr..
Sc itllcy's notice Of his intention to
close his photograph gallery in .
month's time. This is, perhaps, the
last opportunity orr people Mill have
to get good pictures OF themselves and
families. Mr.. S. has all the facilities
for doing good work that they have
il the larger cities. We have seen
specimens Of his work which Tor geu-
nine execution and nicely Of finish,
could hardly lie surpassed anywhere
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
HOUSE AND LANDS
EOR SALE

Being about to remove from The State,
offer for rale my place near tho town Of
Orangehurg. The place has been recently
settled, and the buildings new. The Dwell.
ling House contains four Square Rooms Is
by Is with Passage Of + feet, good Kitchen,
Barn, &c, with twelve acres OF valuable
Land Terms easy.
Apply to Messrs. Izlar & Dibbc, my At.
torneys, or to undersigned at Orangcburg,
S. G., for particulars.
G. YOUNGBLOOr.
1cc. % If
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against Henry
W. Murphy, late of Orangcburg county
deceased, are required 10 present sworn state.
mcnts of them, and those indebted 10 the
same will make payment at once TO
w y FOGLE,
Administrator.
December 90, 1876.
dec 30 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Read the new advertisement or Mr.
T. G. Andrews in to-day's paper. He
will keep constantly OH hand a full
supply Of dry goods, shoes, groceries,
liquors, &c. Mr.. I. w. Albergotti
is with him and will be glad to see
his friends. *
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Sec advertisement in relation to
Wil'iams,on female College.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Our fric"d, John l.. II. shovel
signs Of fire on Tuesday morning
last.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

DR.. A. G. DUKES, NJ. D. is giving
away n handsome book entitled
Pearls inr the People" containing
much valuable information aud many
interesting articles. il also contains
= history of the discovery Of the
"llepatine;;" for diseases Of the liver,
dyspepsia, contispation and indigcs.
ton, &c, and gives positive assur.
ance that when the sHepatine is used
it effects permanent and lasting cure
of these diseases, which prevail to
such an alarming extent in our
country Take the Hepatine for all
diseases Of the liver.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Things Will hriahtcn ~ is soon II,
the Hampton Government! gets pro
pcrly on is !rrt.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Amazing grace, how sweet lhc
spund.' Hampton and Home Rule,
boys, once, twice, and all the time.
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To our Clients and Friends.

In consequence OF the determination Of
Samuel hibbic, Esq, to retire from the l'ar,
the firm of Izlar & Dibblc will undertake no
new business from this date. Capt. James
+. Izlar will cantinuc in the practice Of the
law in its various branches, as heretofore.
Both members nf orr firm will attend as
usual to all business now in olir hands.
JAMES +. IXI.AR,
SAMUEL DIBRI.E.
Orangchurg, S. C., December 10, 1876.
dee y; I'm
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-TARtDES AND T.IBLEA UN :

CHARiDES AND T.IBLEAUX
Will be given at Masonic. Hall in
uid Of the Lutheran Church on
Thursday evening next. The man
agcment will be und"r Plof. Berg,
which is sufficient guarantee that
tie evening will be a happy one.
Tick II cts can be had at Drs. Dukes,
Hydrick, Wannamaker, Capt. Brigg
mann, and Mr.. Ogren's. Secure them
at once, for the programme is SO
excellent that seats will be in demand.