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KEEP Cool.
RowEsvILLE, July 5, 1877.

for years by the people Of this COM
munity. The Sunday School Of New
Hope Church had its celebration and
q picnic, and it may with truth be
SAID that it was !. gala day for New
Hope. The Church WAS most beau
tifully decorated and exhibited the
good taste of our noble ladies. There
was y large ana beautiful garland
which extended from bci,inl tie altar
OH both sides over marc than half
way, coming down in arches OH cy-
cry window, and wound around The
railing Of The altar; aud Others hand
somcly arran ed on the window DC
hind tic pulpit, Very pretty
wrca'hcs were hung i'll other parts Of
the church. a pretty cross nicely
dressed extended from the wall over
the pnlpit and on ii wns written no
no crown, the word cross was
lc:t ont tc be supplied by the cross
Itself. And III The aisle several
yard; from Tic altar, was large
croSs, beautifully wound around with
evergreen anI flowers, and standing
II u mound Of spring moss, on
which tac children flung bouquets,
and on Tie top Of this cross hung Il
vcry pretty heart, made by the beau
tiiul daughtcrof the superintendent.
This cross added greatly to the ap
pearancc Of the Church. All the
gar)anls were made of evergreen and
flowers. The school " ith the invited
schools marched in the church sin~
ing the we'll known hymn, 80 do not
be discouraged" and ware seated.
The exercises opened with religious
worship conducted by Mr.. Berry.
The Superintendent, Mr.. A. NJ. Cox !,
made few appropriate remarks to
which the ministers joined with n
hearty amen. Master Willie Wolfe
delivered the welcome ad-
dress, and reflected great credit on
himself. Next was a piece Of poetry
by llttle Bertiia Du",,,n.., IILLlc
girl Of three or four years old. Sh G
succeeded SO well, that the whole
congregation Was proud Of her, and
could not keep from applauding her,
The tower Of strength was then
built. It was made of large blocks,
which rescmblcd marble, and each
block was put up by sunday ''schoo
girl. On each block was written
some appropriate motto, as Christ,
the Foundation, Love, Forgiveness,
Zeal, &c. Each one repeated verse
taken from The Bible suited to the
motto OIL her block. The tower stood
OH table covered with white and
trmed With ivy, ana on The front
was written in large letters, "Build
on the Foundation" Gycrt!lis mot
TO stood q real beautiful arch OF
white trmed with evergreen ana
flowers ana on 1t was written in
German lcXt' "lhc Christians Iowcr
OF Siren 5ii'l. lhe lower wA' de-
signed ny or. +. +. Barton. The
chll"ren a'l ga well. Our Pastor
hn Raw NJ, TS.,r,, ~ l,., A.
me ncS' N'f. h"Ss"f' az! ''e<sth The
cnl'ofe''' ana ! Interested every one
nc hcV' Nlr' Dantz'er OF Orange
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CO. COMMISSIONERS,
ORASaEBunG COUNTY.

UKANG EBUNG COUNTY.
Orangchurg, 5. G., July I'd 1877.
No!ic" is Hereby given, that OH and after
this date the County Commissioners will
10, be rcsponsiblc for any damage 10 any
one crossing the following Bridges namely:
-Four Hole swamp Brdscs Oh Five Chop
Road, lI.,lf Way Swamp Bridges on llugcs
Road and Shillings Bridge over North
EListo River, until the same can be
Repaired.
By Order Of the Board.
GEO. BOLIVER,
Clerk Of Board.
July I st
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Notice.
OFFICE OF 90. COMMISSIONERS,
ORASGEBURG COUNTY,

ORANGEEURG, july 2d 1877.
Whereas, it has conc within the know
ledge of the Board Of the County Commits
sioncrs, that there arc certain County
Checks as we'll as July Tickets i'll circula-
tion which have already hcen paid by
former County Treasurer. Therefore be it,
Rcsolred, That the County Treasurer be
notified by THE Board not to pay any County
Checks or Juror Tickets, unless the same be
first examined by tho Board and Endorsed
by the Clerk Of this Board. The Board
adjourned to meet again July 10th 1877.
Il. 7. II. SMOAK,
Chairman Of Board Of Co. Com.'s
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no RENT.

The STORE occupied at present by DR.
y. S. llydrick. Apply TO
Mrs. ROSA OLiVERuS.
july Z SIN
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Hartranft's Telegram.
"TO GEN. GRANT, CARE or
QUEEN VICTORIA"

Tho Truc History Of the Famous Dis
patch Tho Scndcr's Pcrplexity-IIow
the Message Was RocciYod-Almost a
Miscarriage-The Prince of Wales Cen
crosity,
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The child cant sleep. An army Of
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Shtiner's Indian Vermifuge will des.
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cents n bottle or five for one dollar.
Sold by DR.. A. G. Dukes.
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Wanted--cvery one to be free from
Pimrles, Blotchcs, Bolls, ETC., which
can be done by purifying the blood
with DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture. Used
everywhere.
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. DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. 1t is re-
ported by passengers on The incom
ing Char! eston train OF last Tuesday
evening, says the Columbia Reyisic,,
that little child ssengcr on the
train, while passing from one car TO
another, lost her footing, !ci. between
the coaches, and was lost in the water
while the rain was passing the bridge
between llingvii and l'or, Note.
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july Ill,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
TIE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 81 1877

the table-consisting of fine platter of
sausages among other things-but forgot to
ring the bell. Webster and his wife took
their time in getting ready in consequence
of the girls neglect, but finally, becoming
conscious of the lapse of time, sauntered
down uncalled into the dining room. Web
ster said he never was so beat in his life.
There lay the breakfast things, and right
in the center OF the table, directly under
a strong ray of blue light, frisked a small
sized terrier pup without any hair on, HEX
ing contentedlyat the gravy in the platter!
Talk about the resurrection in the valley Of
dry bones after that! Why, it isn't cir
cumstance in comparison, Matilda. Web
ster said there was just one little sausage
link remaining in the dish, which he can
only account for on the hypothesis that
some other canine must have borne a part
in the construction of those
But Mr.. Peleg Donkescul got no further
in his scientific hypothesis. He says he
suddenly became interested in investigations
in astronomy, as his armament was filled
with more stars and variously colored lights
than he had ever witnessed before. And
there wasn't any blue glass in the window,
either T.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
Mexican Politics.
New York World interview with ex-President |
IArdO.l

New York World interview with eX-PreS1dent
Lerdo.l
81 lament this revolution profoundly"
said the president, mot SO much on my own
account, for after all the exercise of public
functions is not absolutely an unalloyed de-
light, but because it has already greatly in
jured the best interests of my country.
For the last five or six years, during four of
which l have been president, Mexico had
enjoyed the benefits of more liberal con-
stitution and had made great advances in
material we'll being The people of the re-
public have had more than enough of strife
and contention, and though General
Diaz, through the operation of causes
into statement of which l do
not care just now to enter has sue
ceeded for time in getting control of the
machinery of the central power, l do not
believe it possible that the public opinion of
Mexico will long support lawless and ar
bitrary authority, which threatens the in
dustries, resources and peace o the nation.
General Diaz distinguished himself 10 years
ago against French Intervention. as did the
distinguished Mexican soldier who accom-
panies me. General Escobedo. But be has
since on two different occasions precipitated
civil strife upon the people, and arrested the
progress of country which has been strug-
Cling for half century to emancipate itself
from the influences of viceregal misgovern-
ment under the Spanish crown"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21

Isan Francisco Special to the New York Her
aid

Your correspondent showed Iglesias tele-
grams from New York papers to-day touch
ing Lerdo's sentiments on Mexico, and he
says in reply thereto: when Lerdo was
declared reelected it was not my duty to
cooperate with the government, because
my opinion, which was the public one, con-
sidered the re election fraudulent and void.
have by no means acknowledged that 1
had no right to oppose the action of con-
gress. What have constantly said is that
il belongs to. the people, and not to me, to
admit or reject the violation of the constitu.
ton" learn from the gentlemen around
Iglesias that he expects war steamer here
by the 23d to take him back as president o.
Mexico.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
Editorial Testimony.

Written by c. II. Heinrich, editor and proprie-
tor of the Indianapolis Deutsche Zeitung: We
bear personal witness from our own expert
ence to the great skill of DR.. Won Moschzisker
in the treatment Of a very severe case Of deaf
ness and catarrh, from both of which we have
suffered for years, and have been greatly ben
Gifted by his treatment. We earnestly advise
all suffering from deafness, catarrh, throat,
eye and lung diseases not to miss the opportu-
nifty to avail themselves of his skill during his
stay in Indianapolis. His offices are at the
Grand Hotel,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
Scripture with Modern Headings
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.l

During the continuation of the Moody
and Sankey revival in Boston, one of the
newspapers in that city is publishing ex-
tracts from the Bible The young man who
makes up the headlines of the paper came
out strong the other day on "a Terrible,
Heartrending Dsaster-An Awful Flood,
and a Whole Country Submerged-La Latest
Telegraphic Particulars from the Scene OF
the Disaster" CHANGING further down the
column the reader was startled with an &C.
count of Noah and the food. A young man
who has been brought up in q Bible-class
now makes up the headlines.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
BIRTHDAY VERSES.
WRITTEN IN A cH1LD's ALBUM.


Twas sung of old In hut and hall
How once king in evil hour
Hung musing DER his castle wall,
And lost in idle dreams, let fall
Into the sea his ring of power.
Then, let him sorrow rs he might,
And pledge his daughter and his throne
To who restored the jewel bright,
The broken spell would ne'er unitei
The grim old ocean held his own.
Those awful powers on man that wait,
ON man. the beggar or the king.
TohOvel bare or hall of state
A magic ring that masters fate
With each succeeding birthday bring.
Therein are set four jewels rare:
Pearl winter, summers ruby blaze,
Springs emerald, and, than all more fair,
Falls pensive opal. doomed 10 bear
4 heart Of fire bedreamed with haze.
To him the simple spell who knows
The spirits of the ring TO sway,
Fresh power with every sunrise flows.
And royal pursuivants are those
That fly his mandates 10 obey.
But he that with a slackened will
Dreams of things past or things TO be,
From him the charm is slipping still,
And drops, ere he suspect the i'll,
Into the ineXOrable sea.
james Russell Lowell in the Atlantic
Onthly for January.
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IL " ira ct Buchu

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
From j. e.. Tut.

Doubtless many of like experience to my
own will be inclined to disbelieve what could
be truthfully said of DR.. Won Moschzisker's
treatment of catarrh. In one week he has ac-
complished more in my case than other physi-
clans have in months, or in fact at all. The
treatment is so thorough that it can not faH OF
cure if persevered in, and the great relief
feel from ali Inflammation and pains in the
head constrains me to make this statement.
]. G. TUT,
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washington Dispatch.l

IT is given out tonight that Ferry allowed
the bogus certificate from Louisiana to be
read as petty revenge ON congress for TAX
ing the discretionary power away from him
70 say what certificates should and should
not be counted. Prominent republicans say
that the fact that he allowed it to be read
shows that congress displayed good deal of
wisdom in depriving him OF any such ridic-
u.o.sly assumed power,
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From G. i. OOWnie.

With satisfaction L give publicity to the
great benefit have derived from DIR. Won
Moschzisker's treatment in a severe case of
catarrh. For over ten years was unable to
breath through my nostrils; my health was
much impaired. now breathe natural and
other catarrhal annoyances are gradually
leaving me. My health is very much i'm
proved. CHARLES L. DowNIK.
January %, 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
Important Fact.

Several physicians who profess TO treat ca
tarrh tried to cure my case, but failed, DR..
Won MoschZisker's method to treat that dis.
ease is the only true one. He In a short time
benefited me far above my expectations
EMIL ZUMPFEE, Prof. of Music.
Indianapolis, January IL, 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21

Chicago physicians are still squabbling
over sulpho carbonate of soda as remedy
for scarlet fever.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
From the President Of the Indi-
annapolis Sentinel COmDanv.

To DIR. Won Moschzisker, Grand Hotel:
DEAR SR-It gives me great pleasure to say
to you that you have succeeded in restoring
my sons hearing. 1 can not tell you how
much your success has gratided me- Very re-
spectfully yours, JOHN G. SHOEMAKER.
February g. 1871.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-21
DAVID MACY, Esq,
Prest. Of the Meridian National Bank.

1t gives me great satisfaction to state to the
public that under Dr.. Won Moschzisker's
treatment and the use of his Remedies, not
only has my HEARING greatly improved and
my catarrh been cured, but my general health
has been materially benefited, and l can
recommend him 10 those who need his medi-
cal services. DAVID MACY.
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ben nDbItbatisfsn W'rtansen fir bic brrtiss
BsSU!teruue ietn. Der Ylas umfabt a&t Got.
ten, pel&s TN @auseu $2,sOU %fOfeteu; baa
@ebd1be feIbf wtrb ariebuItGe DtmenIuneu
erbaIteu unb 72X48 sro6 werben. DAT "a
etne !3te.be iIr bic Stabt uno llnasebnns feiu
pirb. ssrisbt iI% BON fslbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-16
OnteI cams eparnafen brtnsen

Sntel Cams 9parnafen brtneen
BON Sabr 81 3abr meter. GO III 20 tsbt Wte.
naanbsn erIaubt, auf Dampfboot . Greurlonen,
bet pic. Ntes, Gefsn I'm Greien unb besal. rnsbr,
sstatse 0etrGnfe ober Gtearren ~ pertaufen,
obne eaB fr BITE Neutrality-suspicious. nIs Gin3el-
bdnbIer tn Spiritaoieu uno peratbsitetem "a.
bat sslSt bat. @sr bterseeen banbelt. ieBt f&
Der @trafe aus, pel&e Nbi&nttt 3242 Der Re.
stbtrten YunbeseeeBe oori&reibt anb fir teben
uebertretunssfa0 nt&t spentser als 1000 unb
nt&t natbr als 5000 Dollars GeIbnrafe unb
Giniperruns pom lt&s NOna!en bio 40 3ret
Sabren lautet.
@eretnen unb @e1talGaften, bic anf ibren
Wic.Ntes unb GrcurfOnen GetrGnfe uno Cigar
ren ssrtaufeu, 10 batsr ~ ratteu, F& sOrter
NIT Der erfOrDerli&en Gtsens betn SnIanbfsuer-
Collector au Serleben. Die 2isens tOtet nur
rsuis TN gebdltnib 81 ben erOben 1laannebu,-
lt9tettrn. bic aus elmer uebertretung bee Ges
feBes entfeben.
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(6portneu? Na& fat brettdsieem Sin. uni
5srratbsn parsn elf fir Gutia1uns Der Nnse.
fIdstsn unO nnr Ginsr ~haseseu. Die Surf
purDe barauf bin e%ntIa7en unb Der @srtbetbise,
Reate ben Mntras, BITE NOOnan sssen girsi&af
fret 3u IaGsn. Sc Iebe bic intersfante Nabar'
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