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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

Oar ncisi,l"ra' children luol. 5,
rosy an! healthy all haver sick
Our CHI slrcn t:c :, delicate and have
suth SALON cumplcxion<. Your
ne @hhor keeps vi, viii, the Times and
give, Shsi,cr milan Nrrmiingc 10
his children twic: II year.
Sold hv Dr. y &. Dukes.
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.lD VIGE UE.I.IIS-

.iD FICE GEIIIS-
The zion A!cxrnlcr II. Stevens
says Tile Globe. Flower Cough
Syrup has proven most valuable
remedy To me-"
Coy. James NJ. Smith, Of Georgia,
<ays 81 Shall always use i; with
perfect confidence, and rcco mmand i;
I" the public IL !, rencly which will
af"al thai; satisfaction experienced
by me an: mii'o. /; exccls every
thing for corylis, c;,l;!s AMI oh> ;iilalc
lung affections"
Ex-Goy. Brown, Of Ga. says: "lIc
finds the Gl"hc Flower Cough Syrup
Il most excc'lcn, remedy"
such endorsement by oj;r'great and
good men deserves lac attention os
the afflicted. Those siRtriny from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use tho Globc Flower Cough
Syrup. 1t will positively cure cou-
sumption.
For sale by DR.. a. C. Dukes.
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Mem. from Socicty.J o,ltnal. "NIiss

Mem. from Society o,lfnal. "Nliss
S appeared to positive disadvan-
tagc because Of .cloudihcss OF com,
plcxion and-must We write it?-
pinplcs spelling an otherwise bcau.i-
ful cn,n,enance.' Isle should by
all means procure and use Dr. Bulls
Blood Mixturc. itrp:l
Sod hy ID. \ G OAK Is.
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Nr. w. *. Crock will move his
stock of goods, next week, into the
store one door vest of DR.. Dukes
drug store.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

Report Of Committee Of School
Trustees, and other articles crowded
out this issue. They viii appear in
Cur next.
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RlST .A,TE NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
E'alc OF Henry l.. Snoak deceased will
present the same duly attcstcd, and those
indebted will make payment to
DAVID 4. cIVER.
July 2Sth,-1t Administrators.
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J. 9 q; ~ L..

Fresh Lager ut 5 ccuts !. gla IS at
a. Fischer's.
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Sherif's Sales.

Ey virtue Of an Execution to nc
directed Twill sell ON the first Monday in
September 1877, al ST. Matthew'S s. G.. for
cash, all that certain stock Of goods, in store
now occupied by i. ". Gates, consisting OF
tr"rcrics, Boots, Shoes &c
l.c-icd on as the property of Il " GATES
1T the suit Of i ,Izcr !:o!grrstS 6 GO.
; crtf's Office j.. II. LIVINGSTON
Ora geh,irg County. S. q. e.
Sep, 18th 1877
aug - 81
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Medical Notice,

We hereby give notice that the firm Of
Elliott, Sallcy ~ Sallcy was dissolved o,
ti'c .Iir<l day of january 4. d. 1877, by the
Withdrawal of ~. NJ. G. Salcy, anl tia,
since he above date the undersigned have
continued The practice Of nydicinc in TO.
partnership under the firm Name Of Elliott
& Sallcy.
r.. a. ELLIOTT,
4. S. SALLEI.
orans,burg, c. IT.
alIg IS 1877 81
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OFFICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice that
they Have Been ;'ppuintcH by Ills Excel
lcncyv the. .iovcrnoi, pursuant TO tie Statute
il such ease rr",i'lrd, 4 Commission 'to
investigate, and asecrtan, hc true, and real
d"a!ii" indebtedness OF Oranycbmry
County; that they have accepted The APP
pointmc:i, will hold sessions ut the
Law Office Of ". NJ. lIuson, Orangvburg
{. H.. between the hau:s of 10 4. Wand
:. !. VI. on Monday. and Tuesday. %: carl,
wr"s, mil Tic S;h se,icmb,- next, and
ir;!r SESSIONS t.nm The St'. tu Tie 18TH os
~:.nr m"r:!: a'.l ihrv hereby c,l n;,nn all
ltr.>pn: having Gillian az ,i-. said County
tn ;r?.:;. hrsrrr the Commission during,
il :,,l -. SONS, and r-::.hi;>h s,,rii claims
Persons dc~i.;a /, ,dS q caimS on other
da,- ,!,an those .mr..ilrnrd for subsequent
i:N,~;is;.inn h%:.i.. Commission, ra,, do 50
hv rayn:s ih n With tie undersigned, Wnl.
VI iiu;5nn II Ii ~,i niiicc
WM. VI iitT>DN.
,lbNtLD BARTON
JAMES $ liI:IWAHD.
Commissioners.
ornn=cb"rg Augu4, /, 1877.
an: If
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FOR SALE.

\ fine Grade Mcrino buck" 3 years old
took 9nd Prcmiim ut The County fair in 1873
Shcarei o., lbs. wool this spring. Price
SO. For further particulars enquire nj
ilis Office.
julc y tr
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NOE 'H(E.
OFFICE OEsCHOOL COMMISSIONER,

VI L lIf Oc SCliOpL COM MlSS lON TX,
ORASGEnrRG, August 23rd 1877.
TheScllool Commissioner having brcn
direc;cd by the State Superintendent Of
l:dGca'.on 10 report TO his office rs suon Il,
possible the pa-l due Schoo! ClaiEF of O:-
;:hsthi:y County. call, upon ail persons
ho ih. la:; claims against the free S.lln,I
lhlGs of, ,nis county III, To October &l>, 1876
~ '..n" 'hcnin Il; once to the ollie" u! the
COUNTY ScilDul Cu.nni>siohc: in tI,, C,nl,tv
that Inc numb u certificates an, tnc
n.ronnl lhcy c:ll FOR ma, he ;~ce",i.ic.l.
''hc Chairman Of iii. Board OF Srl,unl lr,,7-
;er, q Inc -evc",l school District will ,lca Z
publish this E"iicc .ar and near in c.r!,
p:-;,e, gr-. .,e,.;:.liy .or information ni' all
concerned.
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Go. School Com. q. Ga.
ai.. - u
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y. 4. ELLIOTT,
4 G SST.f IN
FOR s AT,IE

a house and 10; III .Jamison's Turn Ou,
hoAmlctl on The East by the s. {. Rail
Road VII be sold cheap Apply TO
MES. III. NJ. ANERLWS.
a;ly j r.
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st. Matthew's Academy.

OC. ulbGUllCW . hCttl6lll Y.
The Exercises Of Ibis Institution will he
opened, under new and favorable auspices,
on the first Monday in Scntepbcr 1877,
with Teachers OF acknowledged ability.
Cheap Board, rates Of Tuition low, good
musical instructions, thcycry bcGt discipline,
together with every necessary advantage
the Academy will be second to none in the
State. BUh sexes will BE- admitted and
thoroughly prepared TO enter College, or
lifted Tor he common voc:,lionS Of life, and
every possible objection TO nrixc, schools
will be o5viatc l.
The public patronage is respectfully
solicited, nl"n The assurance that no labor
or pains will be spared necessary ,o,hc
highest moral and literary cill:urc cflht
pupils in attendance.
For particulars ~ lrcs,,
NJ J KELLER,
President uf board ol Trustees. or
J lRtST,
Secrc! Try q! Board
oransch,,r:,, $. c.
any | In
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THeHAH1 JUSTICE,

Having established myself in rear of the
Baptist Church Lot, J. offer. MY
services rs Trial Justice to the public All
business attentcd to promptly -.
j. TELDEk MEYERS,
Trial Justice.
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BOYS AND GIRLS.

-
w;.ith :hry.,hoie Will NEE; all the requires
meas o: TIE community, and merit Il
coa.inia:,c"nf the paruha 80 whiph ha ) bceu
- ~, .;'liy extended to their separ ate
ci'o,:.
I.":,,,lN" ~:nrv Of. the Fair. Building
y !; ', I" !,ir,l hv the girls, under one of
n' p.',i:'.'p pal and the lover story BY tho
10. :, n.!l,: ;!.c other principal
!':c ms: rigid rules wlil;bc enforced for
II. ni.::.,;a..l;Hcc os diSc;nlin and deco
:.in. and. c:icep; when rec;ialions under
the eye "i ihe teachers require, the male
aud :tnalc acpa.an,cnt will bc kept strictly
-r!arl;c -.
isoss will lie prepared for college or busa-
i.c>s, and young ladies' given finished
course.
The Musical Department will be under
NJ: llamilton.
Reasonably, board can be obtained.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

We refer our readers to advertise
ment Of Mcssrs. lnabinet q Smoak in
this issue.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-09-01

Monday the schools open. Boys
and girls stop running in the sun, and
go to work OH the first day. You
have been running wild long enough,
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PRATTSVILLE ALA.

Are manufacturing the Celebrated
ing Heads and an adjustable seed board,
which are improvements patented by them
in July 1878. j.,
Any ordinary plantation hand can feed
these tiinS, and they will turn out more Init
in the same time than a:,y oihcr Gin, aud
by the u,c Of The adjustable she'd board,
which can be adjusted while the Gin il
running, they cs,n b. made to pick tho
-rr', mitch cleaner than any other Gin.
! Ih" cxrcrjrncc OF every plauter who has
used them, Shows. that these Gins will not
choke, nor ran the roll be broker BY feed
ing i; ;,logc;hcr. in the center or at the ends
n.tlcro,!on box.
We are prepared to prove By many,let-
tcrN IN oar office, written by parties who
have used these Gins tor the past four ,rea-
sons, thai. our convictions Of the wonderfully
increased effectiveness and value Of the. Rer
volving Head Gin has been correct, and we
are confident wt'Gln, without fear or denial
claim, tlla, no other Gins can compete Will,
II IN quality, capacity, or advantages ofany
Kind. !,
Parties wanting our. Gins. can apply 1o
}. q. Pike d TO-. Orhngcburg e. H., J. c.,
Il. i. MAYS, MaySvi'lc, S. C., Dr.. ). ii,
Hunter, TimmonSviilc, S. Z. J b. McIIucan
Marinn,E. H.. SC. :.
Who are cur agents for the sale of our
Gins and sell at our prices.
DANIEL PRATT. GIN co.
PEattsville Ala
, June 18th 1877
june 10 Am
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Tie exercises Of Miss C MeEyan's School
will bo resumed at the residence Of Mr. T.
Y Dibble, on Monday, September 3rd; 1877
aug % 2t
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Rlit;ISTE: RATION.

All persons qualified to vote al ,le, above
Election will he required TO register pre-
vIouS to The Election. looks for rcgis,ra-
non Will he opened AT The Engine House on
Friday Saturday, and Monday, prcviou, TO
The Election, hcing The 7th, S,h and 10Th
days Of September 1877
Books,o be opened each day from, !
o'clock a. NJ. TO T. NJ.
Thcabovc named Managers will contluc,
the Registration. Ity or,lct orTown Com.
Gil.
T.R. MALONE,
amg % g.
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j. A. Hamilton
OR\NGEBURE HIGH
SClfOOI,

The nndcrsigilcl, having united their
e..lncA:o etio.:=, will open ut the Fair
H'i'i.ng in N:ai';;chury, on Monday Sept.
IL. II High Sci,pui Tor
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NOTICE.
A mass meeting ,f tho eo1.,sat
citizens vii. take place oi. Saturday
Sept. sth ut 9 I. NJ, iii tho town Of
"Orangeburg Mr, d. A. s,rhkcr
will deliver an address on emigration
to Lihcria.
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Z. o. OF.
TOWN COUNCIL.

This body meets June 8, Sept. I, Dec. Z.
Mayors Court, held Whenever OCCASION
requires.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Orangeburg Division No. 2i meets every
Monday evening i'll the bahcmci,. Of the
Presbyterian Church.
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tie medicine ,lnlt cal u" employed cleans
iii. the stomach and hnwcl>. aud even tho
blood. IN <maIi does ui' one pill Il day,
they stimulate the digestive o:gans and
prn:nn,r vigorous health.
.trEEs Pulls lave hccn known for
more rl:.,n :, quarter ol i century. and have
odainrl a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several ::>$im,ilaiivc or"ans OF the
hn'v. .m, are 50 composed HAT nlStr,,c-
iiu:lS within tlicir ra.i.c can rarely with
>lani or cv.,ic ,uni. Not only do they
cure The cvcrv-,i;sv complaints OF every
body. h.,l also formidable aud dangerous
diseases that have baicd the hest of
human ski!l. Willie they produce power
til effects. they arr, i, The same time, the
safest and best pl'ysic for children. BY
their ancrirnt action ilcy grire much less
ilian the common plm.alivcs. and never
rive pain when the bowels are not inllamr,l
They reach the vital fountains ot',hc blood
nn'i strengthen the system bv irccin. it
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 10 all AGES and conditions in
gil climates. continuing neither calonrl
nor any 'lclrtrrio,ls drug, these Pills may
he taken will safety by anybody. Their
Su"ai-coating preserves them ever fresh.
ami makes them pleasant to take willie
tminy Inirlv vegetable. no harm can arise
from their use i'll any quantity.
r!:E.AEIp Er
DR.. J. c. AVER e CO Lowell, Mass,
rrmiicni and :tnnly,i"al Chemists.
SOLD Gi ALL Dl;Uuu!srs iNEkYWiIi:IE.
.,,,,, I
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The foll6wingix Il correct roll Of
the officers Of the Orange Liylis Dya-
,oons:
Captain-A. j. Frederick.
lst Lieut.. N. N. Hayden.
I'd .Lieut.-C. w. Cutler.
Sd Lieut.. y. Geo, Vose.
1st scrgt "A, NJ. sallcy.
I'd Sergt.- w q. Rivcs.
81 Sergt.- II. Hughes.
4th Scrgt.- r.. II. Riley.
5lh Sergt. G. Punches.
j., Corpl.-J,ac Robinson.
I'd Corpl.- J. i. Jennings.
q Corpl-A. Fischer
4th Corpl.-J NJ. Kennedy.
9TH Corpl.- Fred. Stromnn.
Gin Corpl.- w. II, Glover.
Secretary and Trcasulcr-'F. III,
Pooscr
Surgeon Dr.. D. w. Barton,
Chaplain Rev Mr.. Weber.
The Company numbers 81 mem
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II ISI1 NOTICE.

The undersigned respectfully informs The
Citizens Of the Town and Comfy tha, he is
prepared todo up and make Ma,trcssc, on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Prices will be as low
as possible. Orders solicited.
JOHN ORGEN.
June 0 tf
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The steam mill, inciulin5 saw,
gf'st, Gin and ilohriny apl,i,ra;u, Of
DR.. A. NJ. Snidcr, was totally destroy
ed by fire at q O'clock on The 29th
ult. Nothing but IL few thousand
feet Of plank saved. Supposed in
'cendiari M.
-IIIEB.tIIIST IRDYRIG GYED .lIEEI.
Nd
Came to close on Tuesday night
last when the ordinance Of baptism
WAS administered to il dozen or more
who had united themselves with the
Church. The meeting was one Of
the most interesting ever held at the
Baptist Chtlrch, and it is to be re-
'grctted that the ministers in atten.
dance had to suspend it when thev
did. However they accomplished a
great deal Of good rs it was, and the
community will be slow to forget
'thcir. faithful teachings.
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WI ASON IC

Shibbolcth Lodge No. 2S, a.. F.. NJ
Will meet each Tuesday at o'clock
from 1st Oct. to LIST April and at 8 o'clock
from LIST April to 1st October on the follow
ing dates, May 9Th. June 5th, July Sd
August 7th, September 4th, October Cd
November 9Th, December, 4tli. j
JAS. +. IKLAR, W.M.
GEO. W. BRUNsoN, Sec.
may 20 1875 I'm.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Are the most cc
ttc;ivc and congo
nial pulgativcevcr
discovered. They
arc mild, but ci-
irclual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
.Ihloll@h gentle
IN tl;ril. operation,
hry are still the
most thorough and
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South C.roIiu,, Railroad.

Y. MI. C. A.-Rooms on Russell
Street next TO w. X. Crooks Store
Business Meeting Fourth Thursday in
each month at 81 p. NJ. Prayer Mce,in IS
Every Sunday afternoon at G4 o'clock, for Il
half henr only, and every Thursday even
ing ut 81 o'clock.
MORTIMER GLOVER, President.
w. B. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Independent Young America Fire En-
gine Company Regular sale-TucsGay
afternoon after first Monday in each month
Regular Meeting al Company Hall
Wednesday evening after first Monday in
eacL month.
SAMUEL DIBBEE, I
,...:', President
J. l. nEIDTilAN, Secretary.
-----------
l:disto Rifles Regular pa-ade-I u'-,:,.y
afternoon after second Monday in Janua y,
April, July, October.
Regular Mectings-Sanic evening 0: pa
ra,le.
Company rill-Tresday evening after
second Monday in each n.ontl,
S. nlHBLE,
Captain.
F.. S. DIRBIE. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,roo Maanlacent $3.50 Rosewood

d 90 week In your own town, Terms
800 and s5 outfit free. H. HALLETT q
Co, Portland, Maine. ..tfg f6
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
CURREwTworEs.
Frant pa.viss WA, 80 ,acoo,,i,ted on . cha

Frank Davis was acquitted on 4 charge
of murder by jury in Carson, Nevada
A mob then tried, convicted, and hanged
him., N&ADtOD HNA4AAAI AAA
i Two grand nieces of Daniel Webster
in Government employ in Washington
are "pretty girls and graceful, with eyes
like gazells, and dancing feet" o,,.s .rl
30 Three card monte swindlers operate on
the Hudson River Railroad, so the Troy
Observer says, and the breakmen hold
lanterns so that they can see to play. :,
It is, asserted that many of the barrels
of -four shipped from Boston to Maine
contain demijohns of whisky, and that it
is to carry the liquor that the shipments
are made. ~. ,'@ xxx ',f ,,..,
A Superior City saloon-keeper has
named his resort sNowhere," so that
when men. go home late at night, and
their wives want to know where they
have been, they can safely tell the truth.
. The Welsh Methodists, in their annual
convention in, Wales, resolved on day
of intercession In all their churches con
behalf of fne weather, the cessation Of
the Turco- Russian war, and the allevfa1
tion of the Indian famine. ~ -, .,'. -. h h
.eChis little affair places hira high upon
the roll as a most unmitigated, external.
internal, and internal 'cuss," said Dea-
con Brewer. in church meeting in
Trigg county, KY. The ailusion was to
the pastor, who had turned his wife out
of doc rs. '',.... lf'is.. ,f.Ia.,i. ..,tt.et.l
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
FKLLyOTfNG..'

On ths I'd OF October Ohio, lows
and, Colorado elect members Of the
Legislature, and the two first named
Governors also. Ohio. 10 akldubtful
State, Iowa 10 republican, Colorado
probably 90. - i, .looI1 l,l,
On the 9Th of November Msssachu-
setts, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvsnia, Virginia, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Texas, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ne
vada hold elections. In eight of these'
thirteen Governors, and In all mem
bers of the Legislature are to be chos-
en-, or the thirteen, Massachusetts,
Minnesota and Nevada will 60 repub-
lican; New Jersey, Wisconsin and
perhaps Pennsylvania are thought to
be doubtful and the remainder are
probably democratic. l,. 'u'
OF the whole list of twenty-one
States the republicans are certain of
only five States, the democrats are
certain of nine, and seven others are
doubtful, with the chances ct this
time in most of them In favor Of the
democrats. "'1 t9'1fl i'i'q 4 f'vpa'
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
1T Is ALL IN THE FAMILY.

From the Hartford Times.
John d. Defrees is the Govern.
ment printer. He receives a salary
Of So, 900 per annum.
Thomas D. Defrees, his son, is 9
clerk in the Post Office. He draws
81, 400.
John D. Defrees, Jr., is employed
in the Government Printing Office al
a salary of ST 200. .,...-
Another son, Tony Defrees, is a
messenger there, drawing $500 per
year.
7. Esker, the foreman of the speci-
fcation room, is a nephew of Defrees.
He gets 1859 per year.
A. Sample is son-in-law of De.
frees. He is snugly fixed in the
Treasury Department at 81 900 pei
annum.
Besides this, Mcknight; drother.
in-law of of Esker, is in the Gov.
ernment Printing Office at good
salary.
There are others of the family al
so provided for.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
Fatming for unemploy cd Labor.rs.

The only branch of labor which is not
overdone and which offers Independence
and fairly remunerative reward for toll
and econ6my, is that of the farm. But
il is not attractive. Those out of work
turn to the farm. The most Of them
would rather hive on charity and in
miserable squalor than try to make a
living by cuitivating the earth. They
are infatuated with the sights and dissipa-
tons of city life.
There is room in the Northwest for
farmers and farm hands; there are thou
sands of comfortable homes for men and
women, and for families, on the farms of
the West, Northwest and Southwest. 1t
does not require much capital, but it re-
quires resolution and willingness to live
soberly and honestly; and men and wo-
men who are now living in cities in
squalid poverty, dependent on public
charity with families growing up in pau
perism, might find happy and plentiful
homes beyond the cities if they could free
themselves of the facination of city
life. acan
How to induce this starving, destitute,
surplus labor of the cities to take the
healthful, remunerative employment
which is offered them on the farms, is a
question worthy of the profoundest con-
sideration. No revival of business IN our
day is likely ever again to furnish work
and wages to the vast surplus town pop
ulation now idle, and to the myriads on
the farms of Europe waiting the signal
of reviving times to flock to the cities of
America-[C Chicago Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!
Restor1ng the Nervonsand nehlIii

Restoring the Nervous and DebiIitated.
lmparting Life, Strength, and Health to
the tUdril0 organism
Successfully treating Disease WITHOUT Medicine
DIR. BRYAN OVOLTAIC AND
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-29
THE OHIO TAMMANx
The viuaiay Of the Anglaise County Ring
Exposed. ~" ..I',


Exposed. ~" i'.
CINCINNATI, September N.-The peo-
pie of Anglaise county are greatly excl
ted to-day over the disclosures of ex.
County Treasurer Myers, who was re.
Gently arrested on the suspicion of being
at the bottom of the robbing of the coun-
ty safe in August. Myers, finding that
the other memb bers of the county ring had
told facts duplicating, him, last night de-
termined to make a clean breast of it,
which he did in the Jail at Wapakoneta.
According to his story, twelve or fifteen
prominent Democrats in the county
made free use of the public funds.
On one occasion County Auditor Smith
took $1,000 ont of the safe without saying
word to anyone and never returned it.
About nine months ago it became evil
dent that the defalcation was becoming
too large and the robbery was determin-
ed upon, Myers was taken to the court
house at midnight, gagged and actually
tortured with fire, and left for the clti-
zens to discover in the morning. All
that was left in the safe, $4,000, was
taken out in this pretended robbery. The
sums previously distracted amounted to
about $4,000. On the strength of Myer's
disclosures several prominent citizens
have been arrested. Smiths house was
searched, in accordance with the sug-
gestion of Myers, and nearly two thou
sand dollars found under the carpet,
which is probably all taxpayers will ev-
er recover of the booty of the ring.