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THE LATEST
Successful Raid ON Moonshiners.

successful Raid ON MOOnshinefS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The follow
ing telegram was received here late yes
erdaJ.
"KNoxvILLE, TENN, June %.
"To the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Washington:
81 have just returned from raid
with Collector Cooper, in HancocR
County. We captured Dal. Ray
and Bud Rainer, the ring
leaders in the act of violating the law.
We destroyed 2 stills, IA stll-houses,
"a tubs OF beer, containing about $4,000
gallons, and TO gallons of whisky. Be
sides the ringleaders we captured hall
dozen small offenders. Tie raid was 6
complete success.
'lSignedl JOHN B. BRowNLow,
"Reyenue Agent"
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Mr.. Joseph Buergler, editor OF the
Cincinnati Weekly Warheitsfreund, of
this city, will deliver the festival ora
tion on the Fourth Of July at the picnic
OF the st. Aloysius Orphans.
Mr.. b. g. Van Dyke, lately Assistant
Clerk in the Health Office, IS now pa
trolmen in the Second Police District.
The duties the Health Office are now
entirely entalled upon Mr.. Bart. Chap
man,
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Grand Opening.

Mr.. Fl. Eckenroth, proprietor of the
Fourth-street House, No. 15l West
Fourth, announces a grand opening to-
morrow Wednesday,, }, June 27, and ex-
tends cordial invitation to his many
friends and the Cincinnati public TO
attend.
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LATEST LOCAL.

LITTLE MAY BIRD, aged nine years,
the daughter of MIR. NJ. FL. Bird, being
awarded prize for merit in the Twelfth
District School, chose "Home, Sweet
Home," picture representing donkey
in clover.
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DENTS,
Fail Ia d Standardization
ShOOtinx.

A young man named X uthaup,
who works for B. Bochmer, the painter,
Will engaged in painting a house in
this city, fell from the scatfold yester-
DAY and broke his hip. He was taken
to his home in st. Bernard
Frederick Klein, ayoung lad whois in
the employ OF dairyman named
Charles Bloebaum, back OF Viue.street
Hill, shot himself through the hand by
accident yesterday. He was going up
to his room and hal i'll mis- hand re-
VolVer with when he began to play. The
weapon was suddenly discharged with
the above result. Drs. Spence and Nc
MecAan attended to hi; injuries.
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SpeCTdT 10 U1IB DCHT,
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 20 The Sac g
erfest Finance Committee had an I'M
portant meeting last night. 1t was
stated that the Committee had arranged
with the railroads for fare from Gin.
cinna,i and return at w 50, and that The
packet company had agreed tn hs un
model barges to- take persons from Gin
ainnati 10 LOUSY lille anu back tor 81
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Announcements,

On the 4tb OF July two balloon ascen-
sions and races will take place at the
Geological Garden. The aeronauts are
Professor Harry Gilbert and his pupil,
Miss Helena Augusta.
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National Associated Press to the star.
Boston, June 26.-The Presidents
party arrived here at 1915 this morning
Business is partially suspended and
Ounting floating everywhere.
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The Philadelphia Telegraph says o,
the Princeton tOobies: The chances
are tnat il Il majority Of these yuuug
fellows had been properly trained nj
uume they would have known now to be.
nave themselves wh.n away from
hvman
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ished, and Mrs. PangIe badly injured.
The storm passed from the southwest
to the northeast. The wind at this
point reached velocity Of fifty miles
an hour,
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Third Edition

Probably cloudy or partly cloudy roeath-
er, and possibly light rain, for the ne1t
taoenty-t0ur hours.
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FRITZ MoHs, butcher, living at M
Az Fifteenth street, while in umm. )
Vile :his morning cutting nea', severe.
lVur fingers from his left hand.
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DRESS GOODS, 60.
7 N UCE M e N rs!

1000 yards of Dress Pads yard
0od at &c and 1Oc these goods cost to make yards
Goods 20
70 to 5Oc yard 5000 yards Striped Grenadines 12c
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r 90. F.-SEMI- ANNUAL MEETING OF
i. VIM. Penn Lodge TUESDAY EVEN
lNG, 26th inst, for election of officers and
payment Of dues. II. Z. POW ERS,
je25-2t Permanent secretary.
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NOTICES..

Nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN pubic not 10 tlust my wife, Anna Bauer,
as she has lett my beu anu board without any
J"S0 cause. / will not pay any bills of her
contracting. LOUIS IL. BAUER,
II East Pearl street.
June 26, 1877. jr2G-2j*
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FsfAIRfN I" Cream of the West,'
HHsR Glendale,
! AyVu Snow White

These tavorltc brands are made at the YVES L
END MILLS (James X. Hurm's). Sixln street,
Lear freeman. Call and leave your order. De-
ilVered free. Satisfaction guaranteed.
lei I'm
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FOUND.

LNOUND-KEY-Brass key which the owner
Il can have by calling at 81 smith street.
2G-2t
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LOUND- PAPERS-Dis ,harge papers from
4 U. S Army Of BENZ. Dubiny.' Call on MA r.
Tin MABY, Sargent ST., between Carr and
freeman. sR-4t
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

w TANTED p Fl A ErON TO exchange
w billiard table or silver ware for Two seat
phaeton, Address X, care 1853 YORK street,
city, 21-3t
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800 pieces Black A1pacas
MohaE a6d for 3d. Co. 75c and reduced
under value to close we Offer for k0 70 Ga * SHc and
Black grenadines for 20 20 So 80 and 6Oc splendid vaue
BLACK Silks Soc,
$1 75 49, So 25 81 special drives
tnaly sold less than they
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Office tf
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Linen Suits for 81 a5 s2 So So $s g. $5 SO $40; Cal
100 Wrappers well made for ST. 81 20 selling
some OF these suits for less than the price of material
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FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-FARM-A magnificent stock
II and gran farm C mprising 1,24U acres.
Address e. W. FREEMAN, BrOokfeld, Linn
County, Missouri. est
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w ANTED- -GIRL-To do sewing on shirts,
w etc. Call at u. MACK rs shirt store.
No. G3l tSsce street. ia25-2t*
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E'OR SALE CANDY STORE - will sell
l. low on account Of leaving the city; also,
furniture OF three rooms if wanted. Call at
ij9H West Sixth street. 2G-3t
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Lace Shaws and Llama Lace Sacques for $ @ g. $5 aud
ward Skirts Paniers, ShaWs Lace Curtains yard
offer at
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l. OR SALEM KEo-A beautiful pair o
i brown mares, handsome, sou d and gentle;
OF Will exchange. Address Box l4, Eaton, o.
25-3t
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Tor SALE - Lot = 37kxl26 or 5Uxl26 on
l. Grand avenue, Prices Hill, Iowtcn sub
division, within three squares of the Incline
Paymeltt easy. Address or inquire OF l.
PHILLIPS, 2jl Clark street. je23-!t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOR SALE-CONFECTlONERY-In CEN
L tral part OF the city. Apply at 81 Ihir.
Ueenth street. 26-3t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
From Columbia.

COLUMBIA, January a. Gates the
bogus United States Marshal, who
arrested a witness before the senate
rial Committee, was himself arrested
yesterday. He was released on FIVE
hundred dollars bond.
The Supreme Court met this M IN.
ing, but adjourned without action.
The Joint ommittcc from the State
Senate TO arrange Il comp,omisc met
to-day, all members Icing present,
hut neither side being wiling 70 make
concessions the committee adjourned
sine die, without doing anything
a by was fined ten dollals lhis
morning i"r throwing snow balls ut
Chamberlain in the street and calling
him by an aPprobrious cpithct.
The Union Herald this evening
speaks OF Governor Wade Eamrlon.
1be city is still fall Of slcct and
snow All he mails arc delayed and
everything is dul! a"d at stand still.
Whittcmorc was before The United
states Senate Committee today
JonrHW Of (ummcrcc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

PIE. It is my firm conviction that
| have been elected by the people.
It's my firm conviction that Congress
can never be ,ituted u National
canvassing or returning board. The
Congress cannot go behind returns
beyond the mere question Of the
regularity Of the certificates. Un'lcr-
stand me .clearly, for it is a point OF.
which would-not like to be misun
derstood: the Congress cannot invcsti
gate whether Louisiana has gone for
Tildcn or Hayes; The action of the
returning board, on this point, has
been final and conclusive"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

or By the 10Th day Of January next
ensuing; o! four pc, cent. Oh al sums
paid in on or by the 1st day of Febru-
ary next ensuing; Of three per cent.
on nIl sums paid in on or by the 10Th
day of February next ensuing; Of two
per cent. on all sums paid III on or by
the 1st day of March net ensuing,
and Of one per cent. on nll sums paid
IN ON or by the 1st day Of June next
ensuing, unless the ordinary annual
appropriation and supply bills Shall
in he mean lil.sc be regularly passed
and enforced.
9th. That all sums of money rollcc
ted or received under the provisions
hereof be forthwith paid to the Cover
nor, or to such person or pcrsous is
he may designate orappoint.
7ih. That the Governor, in his
discretion, shall appurtion all such
sum or sums Of money rs shall or may
DC received under the provisions here
to The support and maintenance Of
the executive, legislative and judicial
departments Of the government, and
to such subordinate Offices as arc or
M y he incidental to them, or TO either
OF them, and to the slstcrancc Of the
charitable, penal and educational
institu ions Of the State and scvcrnl
counties.
Sth That in order to a correct
understanding Of our objects and pnr-
poses, and we hereby do, reiterrutc in
good faith our pledge To redeem ut tie
earliest practicable moment the credit
Of Tie State, by the payment Of the
matured interest on the valid. lc;; Ill
and recognized bonded indebtedness
OF the State rs now provided for by
law; but il is submitted that until the
several departments Of the govern.
ment shall have resumed tho dis
charge OF their respective ordinary
constitutional functions, it viii lie in
vain to attempt the acco mplishmcnt
of such q laudable purpose.
Jth. That we hereby earnestly re
quest that i'll order to the accomplish
ment Of tie purpose hcreinabovc set
forth, all persons shall tender in pay
mcnt Of the SIMS required only gold
and silver coin, United States cur
rcncy, and National bank notes, save
us modified by Il resolution oieven
date herewith.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

iae city presents i sryc;aclc ,l4HTit
messed before for II numberaef yedses
The streets arc blocked JTld lf5Se
piles of snow, and traffic is falmBst
suspended. But few wheeled, vchitles
are seen OH the streets. cxccptsAhc
horse cars, and on all the avsHues
long lines Of these cars arcEsseel,
blocked and unable to make hea11%s59.
l.ocomolion Oh foot is almost imljSss
bic
The storm set in about four o'clock
yes crday afternoon, and continued
until late into the night; The snow
driftcd badly, and is piled up in
places to depth Of iour feet. II
fell to Il depth Of eighteen iuchcs on IL
level, and this, with 'hc accumulation
Of previous storms, his given New
York decidedly Ar'ic appearances
The weather, however, is only mode
ratclv cold, and the wind has mode
rated.
WAsulSGToH, January . The
Po'omac ,,ivcr is blocka,lcd, and all
railroad trains delayed. The tclc-
graph wires arc slow There Is over
Ioct Of snow throughout this re-
gion.
RclIAoSp, VA, January .
Snow fell ali Yesterday un.il midnight,
reaching depth Of ten inches.
Trains due here last night and this
morning were all delayed several
hours. The weather, to-day, is clear
and pleasant. Adviccs from the
western portions Of Virginia state
That the snow is nineteen To twenty
inches deep. Fourteen freight trains
are STOW bound between l.ynchhurg
and Bristol, Tenn, on tlc Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio lsai road The
Chesapeake anI Ohio Hailroud is
also blocka,lcd.
New HAVEN, CoSS., January 2.
The snow storm here last night waS
very severe. About ciyhccn inches
of snow fol there. The root Of The
New Haven Rolling Mills, situated III
Fair Haven, fell in on account o the
snow on it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
The Cabinet Decides en- a a"Hands-
OF" Foley.

-, WAs'i'ScToS, Tuesday, II nary 2,
Midnight s thurUHy 1nI'1tTv b5y;
the agent o! the Associated press to
night confirms the s;alcmcn. thai ,he
act II Of Tie ahinc; to-day wa~
negative AMI cun>cl tive, No :,c-
tlVn VII. | e taken rcrnr,Iii" SoIlI
Carolina, FLORIDA or l.ul.i>ian;,, unless
some overt act OF disorder max,
fcdcla! interference Imperative. The
rcc"gnitioA Of llamptnm or Chamber
bcrlain in South Carolina, Nichols or
Packard in Louisiana, Sicarns or
Drew in Florida will be avoided if
possible. The taxpayers have the
issue i'll their own Lands. This is
positive.
The Cabinet nyc;iag vas the lirst
that has been held Ior two weeks.
Its action thron@hou, was mainly OF
a nc gativc charac'cr. The lclcgraphic
application Of the Republican portion
of the Louisiana Legislature vas
brought up. but il was the decided
opinion Of the Cabinet ,lat the
troops already III Louisiana are sui.
iicient I" cope with any difficulties
that may arise which would probably
demand military ir.cr;errnrc III,
situation in Soulh Carolina ami
Florida vas discussed, bat no action
i'll the case Of either was deemed ne
ce<sary. Secretary Fish presented
some appeals from the RIO Grandc
but II was agreed that lhe existing
orders covered the cases. The State
War and Navy Departments arc ex
p,ctco AMI instructed to act promptly
should new cxigcncics arise.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Governor Ha;npions Atdrrss TO
The 27eop:a Of South Carolina.

Goi.uMllA, S. c., January I, 1871.
In accordance Ni.h and under the
authority gi,cn br ':.c ay4acSe,l roso
In:ipn* ii lie ilon.c ~ iicprcs nla-
iiv:s, hereby call upon all 'he faith !
inl, law. abiding an,. Loyal citizens Of
south Carolina who desire To main
tain the government OF .hcir eli oicc.
10 come forward promptly, and to
pay ten per cent, oi the amount Of
tile taxes paid by them last year.
Due notice will be given 20 The ci,i.
Zcns Of each county Of The appoint
mcnt Of some proper agents for the
collection Of the contribution here
called for. The resolutions OF the
House Of Representatives authorize Il
call for twenty-five per cent. Of last
years taxes, but Il! immediate wants
OF the legitimate government Of the
State can be supplied, if the people
will respond generally to the cal
here made for ten per cent. The III.
mates Of the charitable and penll III :
stitutions Of tic S;a.c are now suffer.
ing for want OF proper supplies, and
it is to meet their needs which ap.
peal to us 50 strongly that fun Is arc
now required. =
lo4"o" Tor the pco'l" &C out
..,.o.u lcN u .l!l!.. uu .ii#i
they will support the government
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
sida in Port.

TALL nAssiE, January 3.-Thy
returning board made Il return to he
court deci;iricg the vote fur Govn-no.
The court accepted this 4; II S,i!,StAn
tia answrr 10 Tie writ, aud li.chans
c't the i,ni;;rs Mi'', proper coS.<. Si'ip;
action will be taken regarding ihe
Electoral yo.c l.:;: not l,c,n d..cr-
-r5incl
Gov"r.nr Draw wa i.au,g;t.a c !
ii noni,, t'i.ict Ju.!iGc !,Ai,,!l al
m!:iiSlcins III. ua!.i. IN. i.u,;i.a
r:il address @ua!ant &: !u.! .,ncn>-inn
and proitctinn,ia ,h2 c!....'.:n,.,, -
all rights an privileges Ii Der ia
Constitution :lri laNs Of III. U.:;rI
States, 10 lie freedmen ). ;;rra mln.
coIored people witnessed anil took
part in The inauguration, n bit icw
Republicans abscntc,i themselves.
Nearly il'no. al ofGo>cr Stcarn'-
cabinet officers were present. Cos
crnor Stnarn, himself did not attend.
The oath was administered to The
Lieutenant Governor ais, hy The
chief Justice.
The Legislature is organized il
both branches, and both are Demo
cratic.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Vile Slanders Repelled.
GovEESoR IIAMpToS's RECORD
WITHOUT a STAIN.

IN il, issue 4. N.,na.,l ,bo NJ,
1-n.L 3,;,,.s ,,,Ll;.,,ol
,,,,.n,,,,,; s,,, f,l; ,,
,.,,;,;,.. ,.,l ,,i,
nr i.'r.,,l N.,l.. ,,.,,u,, mn,
dishonesty in s,t;ljno NH, -. 49,. /,
,nr, ni..r III, wir r,,. ,;.,.r,I
Ila,a ,,,n. Ii!,a v4r, ,,.,,v -.,, ~,
rI:.:.,.,-. MIS- ,nrc,,! I'M, l,ul,r;,,,, T.
~ .ly y,,ial l,.s ut All lis .loy, =,
ie:ri,l. ,.,recia,i,n oI pv.,p.,r, ,n,,
H.. ,!,,n,,.... ;n.;,l.,, !,
,!n,,I,ir!ly ,ru.-,t,,.,w;,, III. .,,,e
nen.. il III. Y3.,s j,.,l,r !, !. H..
;i<.:i~ Of ta, ,ebuol< ,;,nc,l ,I.,mn
tons largest creditor w,,, .,,,p...,r -
such il the s,he.Iul. 81. hi, .,,bil;,i..
rs printed in the 2,au<. happens 10 he
nov III this city, ana Yesterday IL.
nounccd llc letter ii Il ;rociou,ly false
and lihclouS. General IIamp.ons
settlement with us, sail h,, was
strictly and in every rrsprct honor
able. The Times statement that.,he
creditors have never received Il ccn,'
in satisfaction Of their Claims is no
less untrue than The whole tenor of
the latter. lie gave up every dollar
! OF his property to his creditors. and
received IL considerable proportion of
my CAIN. 1t does not need" lie ad-
| dcd, "ihut General llampton's credit
ors should oppose their dcnials to
these libcous assertions in the Times,
for 40 man who know: his sinsularly
scrupulous and high-mindcd sense Of
honor bat would pronounce any asser
ton 10 the contrary as false; bat. in
The face Of such publication rs llis.
| | cannot refrain from PROTESTING
against it rs utterly base and un.
founded. Had General Hampton
occasion now 10 cal! upu,. nc forassis
tauce, most certainly should not
hesitate 70 give H."
In contradiction os the entire sub
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Wheeler is willing 10 Serve Un
der Tilden.

New YORK, January 3.-"rhc Her
aid prints the report Of an interview
with The Hon. Wm. a. Wheeler, "ho
has hccn stopping i'll this city for a
few Gays. LII reply to the reporters
remark, "lou have undoub;c;!!y read
the Statements that YOU are hostile 10
a compromise with lildrn, by which
he j, 10 be elected President by HE
House, ANA yon Nicc-p President by
The Senate" Mr.. Whec.cr responded !:
such reports a:c necessarily absurd.
How can there be any compromise
| do not believe that the suI!ragcs Of
the American people en- be made the
subject Of Aickcr or barter. What
right have any men 10 torc.tal the
constitutions settlement Of the qucs.
ton by bargain, Arrangement or
compromise Call it what yon will.
as 20 NY submitting 10 serve under
Governor Tildcn's Presidency, if he
is law ,ully elected what could | do
but submit cEccriully and respectfully
! may have my individual preferences.
but if Governor rilden is lawfully
summoned hy The House to the
Presidency by i failure Of count,
and If Tie Senate elects me Vice
President, ! would Of course yield to
him that ready and hearty allegiance
with which every American citizen
should submit TO the lawfully chosen
President, be he whom he may" Mr..
Wheeler, however, said 81 do not
conceal my conviction that I
have been elected by the pco-
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Our Electoral Vote.

WAslIiScToS, January ,. Judge
Spoilord, Of Louisiana and Col. IIar,
rnsron, Of Sonth Carolina, TO day
delivered 10 Mr. Ferry president pro
TEN. Of the senate, tic returns OF the
election OF The Democratic President
i'll Electors in their respective States
The packages were delivered in The
presence otScnnlors Bnyarl, Of Della
ware, and Gordon, Of Georgia, and OF
Representative Willis 40 receipts
for the packages were given in either
case, and they will be opcne with the
ethcrs AT The joint session Of the two
Houses Of Congress, when The Prcsi-
icntia vote is counted
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
The Printers Eues.

This is supposed 10 hc the lime OF
?2as when people have moncv, and
'NdsHd some Of them no; few either
'io have il, for wc have open cvi
Ae!cc5 Of the fact They are bring
III: their cptton and oincr produce
70 market. W''at better proof i.
ractlesl than This Z And yet The
Printer is forgotten and his hard :
earned money does rot I,ut IN It's ar
pearancc. To such Of our patrons
Hho are due us for subscription and
advertising We commend the follow
ing remarks Of an exchange aud ask
them to step in and sec Us:
The printers dollars where are
they? A dollar here and Il dollar
there, scattered over the numerous
small towns, all over the country,
miles and miles apart; low shall they
be gathered together? The paper
maker, tile jpurncyman compos;tor,
the building owner, the grot cr, the
tailor, and I'll assistants to him in
carrying on his business have their
demands, hardly ever so small as q
single dollar. But the mites from
here and there must be diligently
gathered and patiently boarded, or
the whcrcwith to discharge the liabi-
lities will never become sufficiently
bulky. We imagine the printer will
have to get up an address to lis wi,l,
ly scattered dollars something like
the following: p:
Dollars, halves, quarters, dimes,
and nll manner OF fractions into whic.,
you are divided, collect yourselves
ond come home. -Yeu- are-wnntc1l.
Combinations Of all sorts Of men thai t
help TO make the printers Il proprietor,
gather in such force, and demand
with such good reasons your appear
ance at this counter, that nothing
short ofyou will appca<c them. Col.
lect yourselves, for valuable as yo,
arc you will never pay The c st of
collecting. Come here i'll single fl e
that the printer may form you into
battlc-linc, and send you forth ,glii,
to battle for him and vindcatc his
feeble credit.
Reader, arc You sure you haven t
a couple of the printers dollars stick :
ing about your clothes? lrycu have
order them home Immediately.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
FOR SALE.

On the 10Th day Of January 1877, 1 will
sell at public outcrv, at the place where
Tom Glover lives, to the highest bidder for
cash: s
% Bushels Of Corn, more or less.
200 lbs. Of Fodder, more or less.
10 Bushels Of Rough Rice, more or less.
Lot OF Cotton Seed.
2I.oads Of Rice Straw.
Head Of Cattle.
Bank ofPotatocs.
Ilank Of Seed Potatoes.
9 Banks Of Sugar Cane, Levied on rs tho
property Of Tom Glover, at the suit Of D.
Louis, under Lcin. Hour Of sale, IL o'clock
a. NJ. b,8t
w. D.ASTzIER, Agt.
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