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, 1877-12-09

ness, In which she was engaged as his agent.
J She assigned the axount, to him, aud
he went down the daY the bank clos:
the doors shu hG e. 9ne{ {bc Danh Da ssq
secured oy coliatcra1s, and he prays that this
baance to his wifc's credit, but assigned to him,
may DC set oil as far as it will go against his
note.
Martha P. sedguick relates that in June last
her husband, since deceased. had deposit Of
sl,Vs5.62 in the ill-latcd bank. She employed
one stcphen Slbley to close up her husba1lu's
estate, and in pursuance Of his duties he called
refused to pay it, but offered to apply it on n
Sedgwick to it, and which was nearly
que: They also offered to and did transfer tliis
bank account to Sibley's name. in order to IA
cilitate matters. After the failure Of the instt
tuition, The Receiver declined to set this note
and account off against each other, they being III
different names, and Mrs. Sedgwici1, under the
circumstances, thinks that i: should be done,
ana askS that the Receiver be directed to credit
the deposit account on the note.
Christopher McJohn, in his petition, repre-
sents that in August, 1875, he borrowed $3.50 Of
the bank, giving note and trust-dccd exc
cuted oy his father on the 1attcr's land. Pc
bank when it closed, and he asks that it may
pc set on against the note and trust-deed, on
the ground thatthe securities were given by his
father solely on his account.
Lastly, Thomas S. AIcClclland filed petition !
stating that in December 1876, Sydney Myers !
F. Smiths Rcsubdiyision Of B. F. Johnson's !
subdivision OF part Of the ". i OF the s. W. X |
Of Sec: 81, 80, il. This purchase was made
solely IN trust Tor petitioner who was to resell
:hase money. Subsequently, and without
e. g. ud csaer Of sSeEsfe Se sste save es
Institution, and Guild turned 1t over to the
, 1877-12-09

SayS
turns this wee received by a pGsS an We aTc Re-.
i'2 at !sts@ q 5s
I'll eeaay % pd. Sf scnE + gf L t1 o,a hox
sfS 9 pss
ea !1e aSs 15r # T. wqa
Lass W ons" q p 2a'nl as9l;. 1y Snsinsyy. 'iy equal
Rstsd bse1sse!y ase, Il
Ssa',ss s aRa ae!xse50 saa s0ad5 q
s fhsPc e. sas
S nc Psfs 9f psse. e
s?sa ;asIk 5sGs IS q aos1s
G'ty y ass*i,ss9 aSxsr: s9nse
i W ,cs wne foreign buyers also have learned TINT i
sIy Il Il, .s
& saiy tas1s ssss su9tea, ~ r. r
'ay a4s nos %e asnp asd paskefi 81 f. are
ss tsf ar mSt 70 asy &
c,s!'z MEss ssa H25s Sc per o
63s so ee,Isr s> Fsss4n sses
S:s arEs3 eiossa ;sa It III si Teta'
5sii4 5eisF tt: ssliss tic eed on.,,
sss "a: sas q q? Is ;ss Sc
,o5 o5so5 s cs:a f. eefes 9s%snd ,s
80 tc* se!ler January At ss sa g I'll: a| ~ y; ~
~ sS9tuasy az S3.0VR9.1. fOt1 N -st 80
~ " ~ nafEet @ closed s:ea1yst s79&3Go soot - NJ
I'd * MSiGaas sde m m2nth % seller Jannarr
Ihat IN better demand, and generally aro
Green hn1nx & ma5 n3 important change iu pr.css
IN ~ s nsr 9s 414oD es green shoulders ar
~ ~ ~ as snort sbs partly at for JANUARY n ~
~ .G ,onS c!eafs A. 80; 1o0 boxes d. at "a ~. 90
,;n1 ~ o4a uiu snork clears AZ So 70; oOO - Tnnp
,s tn On plavate terms; 90 brls hooks at 50 IS - ~
hsi ~ e: ~! ns1 az 90 aud 0oo ibs ID ia
ange Of asking prices: 49, A'4S Ao'o~lnG |
, 1877-12-09
THE STATE SAVINGS.

!
| Judge Williams varied tue monotony of his
divorce business Yesterday by hearing inter-
waning petitions in the State Savings Bank
case. Seven we're filed By divers parties. The
most important petition, aud one that shows I'm
ehe devices TO which the officers Of tho bank
resorted to get money in a somewhat new
Asht, was that Of Catherine Mclean. She
states that on the 5th Of July last she left
win tic bank draft in her favor
for $4.5l3.65, drawn by the President
ana Secretary OF the Illinois Masons'
benevolent Society on R. B. Foster, its
treasurer. The bank promised to collect it for
S3.oo and nay her the balance. After waitipp
several days and receiving no notice from the
oank OF tho receipt Ut the money she vent
there, aud was coolly informed TIM. the drart
had been cashed, but that the proceeds lad bren
used VI the bank for other purposes. She nrt,-
TESTED vigorously against such proceedings, and
was was N hnaily asked to call again in day OF two
was unsuccessful. AS she was leaving the ~ ot.
nee, one Of tie officials, knowing she had an &C.
cohnt there, asked her for her Dass-book
eng eng handed itover, and he took it in the Direct
!, r. 81 room, any soon returned With an entry on
testcn against this truly, aucawber-1i,c wny Of
paylnE debts, stating that she ucefscf7 III t,e
tay tnouey TO pay mortgage, but tie ouly sails
t.o4i eue received was an invitation 10 ea1j
asaln IN lew days. She did so, but w;tjant
success. a third visit produced Ss0N She ras
turned daily thereafter, in vain attcmnt tn ,ret
mer money until tue Observation-Disclosures eoticeTs
indignant at her efforts To cn,la'4
1ast II, debt, intimatcd very plainlr M ,,a
~ OF July that her visits uore cre
and that if she wanted The n,nna meas
sne must give sixty days. notice. One of T's tTs
olleess then, without her couseut, stam,e1 har
pass-oooS, showing that she had given ree3,1ar
hol!ce, though such was not tie fact
, sac now claims that tho bank ucpar ozr,,oa
Ehe warrant nor the amount yoiected nv ~ IT,.
mat it only holds the proceeds Of tie colfc".;n,,,
Il trust lor her, AMI that as she meyer n,thnr
2ed the entry OF the amcunton her n,sssI'on'.
hus making her subject to the rules If dr,u's'
tors, sac c:lnnot be bound to recciy,. onIv H.
no rata share, but is entitled tf 1,,e ,vbaia
mount collc:ted. Aud this amount sbe as,s nU!s
ne Court to direct the Receiver 10 nav her ''"s
Amos ). Lakey filed petition. settng 1 net* mt
hat on the l6tn Of August he LETT viii ti,. ut
Or collection draft for S1OD He ncrar 0iaa luz
~: account with the bank, did nat Ir,r. ,h;o
mount for denosit and asks that the chect <u1o "a
le proceeds received tlHrc1rum NAV be- 1urnea :.
rcr to him. os 1ufnea
Dennis Cufraa in his petition sets mt tb.. ..
le day before the bank failed lis wiz .han :
lapoo IN the bauk, earned II the ulilfnrrv bns
, 1877-12-09
IL WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

0'""t'9@7' ~ ]"s EH3Gu0O 1T7bt"E< - .
AZ" ORR. Dec. 8.--The prevailing uncertainty u
70 nnaucat legislation By Congress continues 10 hang
lAe pail upoa the business Ut the country The
Snses 1or the whole month OF November as compared
80, ~ 4 ee sa!ne month asr year to show a:1e-
galn ol 34-lo per cent, hut tribe more than ibis
csa1ss.at san appears at New York alone, the ex:
ixapnSSsree pSs cent, sEo Boston, ctncIuuat Loas:ilIs
bs pss se1!aeiesa a% SeW c1h!Saso Bstaore
ous!ness ths year than 1ass yesr. Ths comparison
H"ston ans m !oF sne month at Sew York Of esnt:
r. foyg;MSGr s;l1!S 6o3: Cincinnati a.o5: Milwaukee,
= al Tae ~ l3o; Columbus. ..o3: Worcester.
H. n the number Of banXs re1oytinz Among
NV Gfs tr,e weFe fhl!ade!phIa, l3.O7 Chicago - q:
f1ttsbnr;. los. -"o4' a@' A'a41' W."
, 1877-12-09


New York, Dec. S.-Gold steady throughout th,
day Ut 10233t. Carrying rates ?, 21., and . pc
cent. Loans also made Eat.
Silver at London unchanged. Here silver bar.
ere 12oi4 in greenbacks; LIT in gold; silver coi1
noe: discount.
Governments strong.
Railroad bonds steady.
State donds quiet.
The stock market was dull in tho forenoon on
slight hnctnations and weak in the afternoon cx-
cept for coal shares, which advanced from u to
Ii per cent. This advance caused py the
announcement that there would DC meeting Of
the coal companies Thursday next.
The transactions aggregated rs, 600 shares, of
which 5oO were New. York Centrul, 900
Lake Shore, !, coo Northwestern. i, 400 St. Paul,
Il, 500 Lackawa,ina. Q, GOO Delaware s Hudson
Canal, =, 500 Michigan Central, and s. 700 Western
Union.
Money 3G4 per cent, with most of the days bus-
ness at 6&27. Prime mcrchantablc pupcr 5G27 per
cent
Customs reccipts, so57, 900. The Assistant
Treasurer dsbursed S94G, 600.
Clearinys, SO 600, 600.
stsrlin: hrner; actual business, long, 4s1;
, 1877-12-09

HOG OGPRODUCTS-Were uuusualiy actiye aud d..
c'dedly stronger. though somewhat Irregular good
many buying orders were received from outside and
rome OF the local shorts became quite anxious to i'll IN
consequence LiTernool VAS 6dI1s per cwt lower On
meats while New YORK firm. The receipts of
hogs we're quite large tor Saturday, but this seemed
to &c litsle noticed hy operators. The shipment, OF
product continue large. 1t reported that fears of
hog cholera are inducing holders to forward the
Ah1nas quite freely 10 some packing points especially
to Cincinnati aad this IS expected to Increase rccefpts
II the weather permit, but the effect OF such move
ment would be to diminish the total FIELD Of the
season. ''~'" W 'ae
[he co'nD;ercfal bulletin gives the following 4, III.
NlQteE packing 4 the pEtnfipal cittes II p ~
, 1877-12-09
OPPOSED 10 CLEANLINESS.
To the Editor Of The TnJut


CHICAGO, Dec. S.I wish you would allow me
q small space in your paper to growl little.
why Will people persist III washing apd scrub
olng sidewalks in this freezing weather thereby
making it very dangerous for pedcstriansi On1r
lew days ago gentleman fell ana broke his
arm on one OF these sidewalks that had been
washed in freezing weather; und this happened
or, On one OF our principal streets. Soncthing
soo1lo be done Tor this. Yours truly, ". E.
, 1877-12-09
"Hndrawn from store daring Friday for CITY
CONSUMPTION: l. 123 bu yyheot e. oR4 bu cnr,, & o5n

consumption 123 bu wheat, q, 284 bu corn s. e5{
on oats, I, 430 bu rye, 6, 3s7 hu barley,
The following grain was inspected 1nto sto,c y,
this city Saturday morning: i ear No, ? red win
ter wheat, 2 cars No. 3 do, 13 cars No, l hard
spring. II cars No. 2 do, 29 cars No: i soft
spring, 81 cars No. 2 do. II cars No, 3 do !
car rejected, car no grade tla1 wheat); 5 cara
nigh mixed corn, I car new do. 2i cars No, . do,
u cars rejected, 10 cars no grade 1877 corn,: II
cars white oats, 1C cars No. mixed, l car M
grade l1S oats: 3 cars No. rye; car No, bar
ley IL cars No do, Il ca.s extra No. ) do. :
csts Ordinary No. do, 10 CARS feed t43 barley).
1ota., ~ a. *o@ cars, or 10000 bu. Inspected out:
II, 731 bu wheat, 10, 1853 bu corn. 8. 811 In o,ts
347 bu rye, 13, o83 bu barley.
The following we're the receipts and shfnmenta
OF bFeadstulfs and live stock At this point during
tne past week, and for the corresponding weeks
, 1877-12-09

: New York Sun:
! Physicians say that nearly two-thirds of thei
: male patients suffer in one way or another froy
: ! alcoholic poison. No close observer will be di:
posed to doubt this. From the low shops O.
south and West streets, along the line OF NOR
1asnlonable saloons on and near Broadway, il
the vicinity OF the old Post Office and in The gitd
cd retreats that grid the Astor House, in til,
several places Of note on Printing House Square
and IN tho magnificent marble palaces that fringe
Madison Square, not omittng the ffcscocd club
room and the dinsE slopshops OF the East Side
from the first to the LIST, and in them all, The
same story Of intempcrancc may be lcarucd
went into the basement Of one OF Gothan,'s
greatest architectural piles this morning, and
stood at the end Of the counter huff IN hour
to see what was done. There were four bar
tenders all bus'Iy engaged. In that brief time
they sold to Ill sorts and conditions OF men 200
becfs' thirty-two whis!sies} ten lemon
gin-cocktails It YVES m exceptfonaljy exec liy
! busy half hour,s to be sure; but as
t!olz my seat ut little table near the counter
l noticed in the next half hour, and made i
| memorandum to Cuard against mistakes, a sale
Of l3o beers fifty whskics and six ein-coektails.
[ The mcu who drank them were not :buns.',
! Very MANY Of them are known to the world of
politics. several arc noted writer's, the City Hall
fh4k
! swamp, and not one seemed in the least depree
| Affected by what be u.atlk.
! Leaving this place, we went to another saloon
annual rent OF SCOOU0 Tor the nrcmisrs 1rki"1, ~
| are kept open from o'clock in the morning
until 7 III The evening. Standing by little
roo slrvntr h,If ~, ho1,r ~ - o4G H., s'le o. ne
oT ~, ar,e o1 ;.i.r 81. ui ~ te close count
barkecpcrs and thcy lad all tey co NIT a Infte &c
1L[ENll promptly to the Unsfnu3ere fins
pany of siy yo,1no men rsnsr s;x oaG co!n
than fifteen minutes and narh tno1- h; 1rh lss
straight In half an hours time that har M1 sn11
uiucty-e1cht ,yislirs. fr fr;mn.r I aIae VA & soa
,yant Int said ~ ~, - ~ c;s- orM.s. -
drink sx f;Inas .Eba, '1aT are "a @ sounS !en VINO
much for to-,1ayt t.nh nn,nn. 5uu uh,annan; h so
Il 1,ijn.t ;ntnnd ~ Tnsrian nE .epaeu'
~, .', .1e eu S.1es uu "ehl III 1or
foys fr,., ~ 1'an' "1,c nen lnose 1onr
I'm tn arnk md one fo,nScca e'I.,e, ,ha . asheu
That's the history OF mauy snrne. The osnr srraex
nnc t.,n1ts tl,n other ~ lfiet'u LAC
Returning ] to to tie s'sai Saloon visited srst orcr
cd q ]unch. aud was soon ioinr1NT n1w.re IN,
by an acquaintance. who. Of coursr sai1
a What'il you takr!n Bcinr in n ts,;n@ nnn1
said would try q glass Of rye. He took the
glasses, said, "Rufc, what did you drink tIat
Whisky forl D3 you like i, NA"N S''"'
;sNo. / don't ike it. I'm drinking TIM ro,,,.,,
too. Guess III pull up.'' wv ''''AoD'
uWell, tell me what did you order IT. for7,,
Vhy. for sociability:s saks. T snnoosc What
did you drink it. lori, 0"ppo'e "nas
"Becausc I wanted to ask inst th;s ,uoz+;,, T.
I've been looking Mt the fellows dr,n1r 4horo |
belicvc that eight out OF ten drink Inst hcconso
they don't like to say MOP"
s'Docs it make your head ache tn drink
whisky!' N'A'
, 1877-12-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Disoounting- achine--Larger Country
Orders for Currency.
The Produce Markets More Aoti7e--Hogs
Plenty and Easy-ProVisions
Strong.
Wheat and Corn Excited, but Closed Easier.
Barley Dull,..oats Steaa3.

An increase in the country orders for currency to
move the hog crop was the only new featnro in the
business Of the banks The situation otherwise was
dnll and uninteresting. Discounts were not in
pressing demand. Offerings Of paper are made
quae to keep the funds Of the banks in active use,
but there il little no complaint this head, as
the banks have no anxiety in the present perturbed
condition OF finances, to extend their discounts.
Rates were TOTO per cent at the banks to regular
customers; the street, call loans per cent
New York exchange was quoted between banks
at par.
Tie clear1ngs Of the week are reported as follows
by Manager D. Il. Hale, Of the Chicago Clearing
, 1877-12-09

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading of produce in this city duffnr
the twenty-fonr hours ending at o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding time
Inst year:
, 1877-12-09

The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph, Company has
stock OF the Franklin Telegraph Company at mar.
ut their Office, Jan. 3. '
FOREIGN.
LoSpdS, Dec: S.-Cousols for money, g5 SIG:
account, O5 GIG. '
UNITED STATES DoNps-'65s, l05h; '67s, lOoH:
lO-i0s, 10S54; new 5s, 10TH; New York Central,
l0G; Erie. 10; preferred, q.
PAA1s. Dec. 6.-Kentes. 1O7f 35c,
, 1877-12-09

SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.
The following table exhibits the d"tallnd sarem.,,.
q PROVISIONS fur the w.ea ending Dec G. unI sfr"e
nor l. 1877. as compared with the coIrcsponiinr lima
, 1877-12-09

Special DiSpatci to Tie Chicago Tribuus<
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. S--11:ao q. m-GE.rx--vhe,t.
Winter, No. l. lis 81; No. = los od spring. No. III.
No. . 105 ed; white. No. I, 1:s 1oa; No IA Id
cfub, No. I, las Sd; No. =, LIS lol Corn-No l. aa:
No. 2. :,9s Cd.
PKov1sIoSs-Pork 57s. Lard. 49,
L1vKRrooLr Dec &-Eyeuiug. ug.-Co1rox-Efrner. n
9>1G&6d saes. 10,cCo bales speculation and eroorr
c,ooO: American, e $40
Observation-Disclosures white wheat IN III.
do club, tits 1ol:s13s Sd: No. to No. rcd wes;ern
spring, los 31411s do winter los 9dalls 81 F1opr-
E1:rl New TURK. .xs Gd. Corn-Westtrn mirei ia
edet5os. oats1Amerleon: 3s- Barley-Ameztcaa 81 s3
GLoTEE ssEo-Anacrican. 45ss5n5.
I2rd.A1ner'can, 43s. Dacoa-Locg clcac, SIS; sdo,f
TAILow-.aucrfcaa. 4os 3d.
L!S3EED OIL-iUs 81.
EEsIS-Cannlon, SIS 3lfeas 6d pale 49,
SPIRITS of.TERFESrlyE-2as.
CHEEsE-F1nc American. 64s.
1tSsEED UIL-:cJs Gtes1;s.
ANTWERP, Dec. .S.-PETEOLKrM-aos
Trade: - '"o ~A'e8so oos1a~ w.
L.trERrooL, Dec. s.-Prime mess port-Ess,.rn ,esa-
western. 5!e- Fncon-Cnmscrlands 3os; iona cIear
Is: snort Ciear, a1 81; shoulders Y3s ed: ho,Ia 3
Lard is Prime beef, Ss: Iudin ness hnef a.
ezra indla Ness. tI3s. Cheese, Gas. Tallow, us
L1SpqS, pee s.-L!serpool- strong; sprioE
a::s red "intsr, 55s gd. Carsoes on lassags-Whea.
aha @ coFn hsn'er Fair aycr7ge quality ct 40 Chi
caSo spring wheat for prompr satpnsent dnlt,u hi
present. aHa following Month. 5Os I'll.
, 1877-12-09

| Hk~ fosK. Dec. 8.-Co1roS-Easr 1t 1ll4a4lsfe:
futures quiet but steady; December January
H. 5sSl1 5sc; February 11.71@l11 1oc; March sac;
apr7l II 9ies12 ooc: May. Il. Gi1o Csc: unc Il 15a
T. l6c: JULY, L. :09lc.2 .2lc: August le.a1Gi2o re-
FLouR-Recepts 1900 brls: shipping GRADES hister3
others dull aud heavy; No. = S. oodt - sunar stste
saa toH, MGstsfa. 1a 81 common gooa extra
extra. So U5@6.75; fancy, SGStHxs =: e1trS ohio
50: st. Louis, 81. 5d9A aj Winnesots Patent
roeess Sood to prime 81 HOGS :1: choice double
e3!pa Eye a. rs wss;a. onr nm e
Nficat-in fair demand; reeeIpta 97 000 bdk
ungsaded spring. aud No. 8 Milwaukee, ST 50: 10. I
- M'nnesosa spring IN store ": wfatcr. rct Wtstcr
pecem,,cr,. l.::46sI l. a6,x iye unchanged. Barley
aG!n9nd fa!E aud thu mI1ket firm; two-rowcd stats
.Npt1c. Mait quiet and unchanged Corn unchanged;
estrtn vi Go9 @ nn oas !shsr: reseipts a ana
HAx-FlIln and unchanged.
Ifdf'S-FfF1n and unchanged
HEfoCEEiEs-Coffee quiet but firm; Rio caycoe& 1a3
@uaifanGsd @ Aolasscs quiet and unchanged Rsce anEt
rErEotErx-Qufet but drna: crude, &c; refined, 1atT
fALh''W-19- t6Ga7aAc. j;
SriEtrs OF rCrrkSrJyE-Ftrrner: 33,kc
STEAMED EEs1S-Quet NJ sI.G7kG1I
iit;ns,s-oteaHJ: western. 2sst2Ic.
RE aEIosiS?IoSs-PorE heavy; aew mess, S1a0o@la H..
Ut 6NetIc- Lard excited and hfzheF Closing aeaYI;
pr!nie steam. - .57sGe8, CHI, closing ar S. gu
EmEEss-Enchaugcd-
EE-NtsIsEn. 1@2lc-
NHlskT-Iess arm at 81. no.
nj ,,iLEAIMEE-Steady; hcmock sole, Bueuos AyrrI aud
5:,n Grande lght- mItides. ant heavy weights sse;
~15H.g WooImunch,1ss3 Io: hsae; conmon do' .a923e.
NET observation-disclosures copper unchanged. Iron
ns,is shsstlng quiet Iosiic ia goid; InEot Lste
- r. a. Fig Iron dull: Scotcn $a& u9
-sA1LS-U nchanxeds
, 1877-12-09

FssSss}&;;; W. ;os saa::$s :s5;; :;:ss. * 8
sel'sr 9ecenaber SIC fo1 JaaHay Cuaber'a3Gn; s
NJ long cat hams 7sc, aI boxed.a qnles
eEss1 Rason nans ssesc eash arg 6S7e f fo1
shost r a. 1aesne ~ tof shou!se,a T{ac n,
al canTascd and packed, ss4 FAC lot hama
GEEAsE--Was quiet at 5@1c
= BEEF FPRODGcTS-We1c steady ami oo,... :.
TOR mess; $40. .50es11 % Tor ertFn ~ So 50
for country ~@s>''se 'os c4sy' md 7a71kc
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

We publish below The names the
Grand and Petit Jurics for Tie bcncfi,
ofall concerned:
G,""d J~ors-Gco. + Bolcn; j \
Firth; j j. Rast; s .,lbcrgotti;
Nelson Hopkins; S l. Arthur d D
Meyers; lsrcal kcnnon; j ii I.nvca:
Warren Wilson; L ID Wolfe;
Frederick Allen; Tony AIuliisan: + j,
Gibson; II l. Garici; j NJ Brown;
David Aiken; Il S Connor.
PH J"'"rs- j Al lIycr; c; NJ
Whtstonc; I L Barton; Abcr.
Simons; J " McEillany; w Sellers;
Sam'l May; i G Chccsboroush; Peter
Smart; Ilcncry Tyler; Josh Jenkins;
Charles Thorn; T w Oliver; j r.
Wannamakcr; Anti ony Fleming;
Warren Green; w B ;sallcy; Peter
McFan; Quin.on Moorcr; a j
Gaskins; j GParkcr; " !, j Phillips;
B 4 Smoake; j 81 Green; j a
kennerly; 1 j Buyck; j y Board;
7 A Gleaton; Simon Thomas; G j
Bowman; G + Gchrels; w Is Logan;
Paul Livingston; L w Ulmcr; Rich d
Jefferson; NJ Stablcr.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Defendant in this Action.

inu are hereby summoned and required
tn answer tlic complaint in this action,
wliirh has been this day filed in the office
III the Clerk Of lhe Court of Common Plea.
for The said County, and to serve a copy Of
vuur answer on the subscribers at ti,eir
Office, IN Orangcbnrg, So. Ca, within twenty
days after the service ofthis summons Oh
you, exclusive Of the day Of service.
Il you fail to answer this complaint with
ry tothc Court Tor judgement against vol,
trr the sum oi one hundred and thirty. -four
3G-lOO Dollars, with interest ut the r.ttc of
seven per cert. from the ninth tiay f
October one thousand eight hundred and
scvcntv-siX and costs.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
.!H!il T. GR.III.S

.ll!!ilE GRIIIS
he Ian A'cxun-lcr II. steven
says Tile t;!nbn Flower Cough
= rur has proven Il most ya:uas!c
remedy 10 nc.
Coy Jamc, Vi Smith, Of Gcor.yia,
sayS - Shall always use it with
perfect c,n.id:ncr, and recommend il
to the rub!ic y !, remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and mine. 1t cxccs every
ching inr coughs, colds and Obstinate
lung aI:ccti.ns:"
l..x-C;uv. Brown, Of Ga, says: Gle
li.lis The Globe Flower Cough Syrui
Il most excellent rcmrdv.'
s;ucl, endorsement iy oar great and
good men deserves lie attention .!
lie afflicted. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lang affection:
Should use The Globe Flower Cuug,,
syrup. 1t Will positively cure con
sumption
For sale b. DR.. A. G. Dukes
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

DR. A. G. DUKES, Nj. u. is giving
away handsome book entitled
pearls for the People" containing
much valuable information and many
interesting articles. 1t also contains
II history Of the discovery Of the
"fiepa.inc;" Tor diseases ui the liver
dyspepsia, contispalion and indigcs
lion, Ne, an'l gives positive assnlt
"ncc that when lie !lcpatine is used
it cilrrtsa permanent and III ting cure
nt t|ie-n diseases, which preyail 20
such IN alarming extent in our
c"ni,:y 'ab" ihc lir.,tinc iyr alI
diseases o. i!Ic ivcr
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

Call at DR.. j. G. Wannamaker's
and get pamphlet and read about
DR.. Clark Johnston's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. Dr. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale ut wholesale and
retail. iune "a
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

DR.. NJ. G. salIcy has fine horse
buggy an! harness for sale; just The
kind o. a turn out Tor II young man
to procure wife With. Call soon on
The DR.. if you want u bargain and !.
fine truttcr
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

The store Of Jones IL Wannamakcr
is one OF the lavoritc resorts Of the
county. Young men and Old men
repair ther: for l.argans No more
accommodating merchants ever hrll
firth III Ibis Burg. We advise ii! to
give then. !: call.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

Mr.. John j. Howell has moved
into MI. Kirk Robinson's book store
one door below hi$ form MGR place,
were lc will receive and do work o.:
the shortest notice.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

All ci,izrn< ni trang, hurg nnn,y
MILO are interested in Reform and
l!.n"- Eulr sud Who arc determined
I" sustain III" administration Of
~" rr;"r Wa,l" li.,nr;on. arc
n>,'rl /" attend Mass Mrc'in.
IL G'an., burg III. ~ Monthly ,h,.
Sii day 81 .!anuary, \ D.. 1917.
j. i. iII.AK.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
Administrators NOTICE.

All persons having claims aeainS. Henry
W. Murphy, late Of Orangcburs county
deceased, are required to present sworn sta,css
mrnts OF them. and those indebted 10 the
same will make payment at once to
" y FOGI.E.
Administrators
December 22, 1876.
dee - 3,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

Il (HINGE-
The firm Of Briggmann & Crook
las been dissolved Iv mutual consent
Mr.. Crook has gene 10 himselr, and
now occupies Tic store recently kept
~ Mr.. SHircr.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

The attention Of our readers is
called to the telegraph dispatches
copied from the Charleston papers in
this issue.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

Mr.. Ezekiel, who has been very
sick for several days, We are pleased
to say is now in a fair way to rccov-
cr.