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weekdays was n"t immoral or Illegal u Irr-
forstcss on Sundays. II tho tF,lls!ing could lie
rented for any either purpose Mt talr rental, Ic
would favor 40 renting It. 3ut It recrncd 10 be
adapted Tor i theatre mud nothing cs".
INSPECTOR wE!tH
symrnthizca will the feelings OF Inspector
Ar1,u.,l. and wcut FL far ns to wish that thrrc
were no Sunday newspapers. HIT public ses'ti-
meat it, regard to running losse-cars on Snn::
days. to publishing newspapers I'M that .iny, nnu
to Otirr work done on SUNDAYS, WIS settlc'l. u
was nnlr that morning that gentleman lln!
son,rained 10 ltm that portion Of the sehcol :,!
poiicy-shop. lie referred to az Office
on The tceonl story u TIE Tn'nuSH
Cttnpany,--an Institution whicl, hal t'cen de-
clarcd III the Auditor vi the state tn be what he
hn.i said. IL eunrcrh which hal tt,kes, hundreds
ot thousands Ut tolnrs from the pockets Of The
people. Sonlc iw"ple might object to tho Johr-
snai Rnilltng on tic grout,d that paper was
published there tn tue interest vi Mnssactluscth
capitalists. -.-.',
lnsps,tur wells would NOT stop to to consider ,
whether t'Ic genllc'nan's remarks were
tS ton ta th,t the ' speaker i'a'i listened 10
him with snmc Interest. l}ut he hal bccn the
s,lc,t uf Tic Charter UAs, anil this was the 'irst
titne.aiiy reflection llau bccf east upon httl In
connection with Il.
INSPECTOR Heed lla,a known noth.ne aoout Inc
sil'ilAy peri"rnahfce' alt' VIZ "HIis ~ S1a. ~,
ssnt To- a'' abatement u rent s"e'' e'a'" W
oVni1ctI' a., s,
Inspector English replied Tint the sunday
eVetttHg performances, ia he WAS li!tosncu.
male up f.r the l'*s W stpsc turing t,c wetg,
anu tilat, unless thefe were anoneu' tnc lne-o NV
wa'i1 rets,aln closed. He tnuseu 70 tx inc
amendment Of Inspector Arnuiu on LUG saos'
THIS WAS oHpk"h"
W the following yute: r.. ux..t.,
tfdsmEnE'sg. HnYae. ho.n' t'o'1' f'"H''"~'
i'esu. s,, WEE em,," r. ,s.n,s. sai Wr,,s-a.
na9'~hs"o.u' "a1o"' ~. =, :. -
Ittsbe'ior hThohi nEoscn t't1t tHG "nute NM
tef " recntn,l1ri. ~ ~ o!"e' ~ "''"" VI @o'
tcretltc WIN MF, haveriY., o..,
it'kptctor nces Heeois!ess tne u.usu .,,,
lhspectof Ffussne oasf ~. sns.'I s tl,sit'aIra
pruv'si"fi tt 'lsctteu IN ny !easu 'u.n"a.s .'s
thcatrlea' per'ot'n1llSes on ou"uaso "''A ut'''
tale "t"lsn Sa'batn. A..,.,..
iispectnF Aln0lu fnoveo 70 t"I t.u H. t.e,
Oh tao labie: tHs niotton u '"Y vi Vic '~oie
WAS lost by Inc lo'io"'hs sote'
Itds-Arnold, JAeobs. We'iH. anu mr. lFcmaeht
-. ,, ~ ,,.. p...,u.
>, Aa9f-EnsIisha, Hothe' n'"o' 1o"+ ''e"|"s'
'ee1' ~" 49,, ,h.....,.
- vbte "aa u'en taken oa tne aaos''1ulc'
"hleh was 'obt " Inc 'olio~hle foIe'
Yrds-Kohh and fIntx-4.
Sags-Arlold, Eng!lsh. l!o}ne, Jacons. isus' y
a'ne. lferu' Melch. "e'lst anu Mf' '3es"en'-o'
Inspector rrusafng 0!ltrctl
ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE,
, 1877-08-10
1ilWtAt

!gnretot Fs&natchrs 10 Ina 7fibtnr4.
WATERMAN, Wright ca, Aug. a.-We arc hav-
ing fine weather for harvest. Barley in the
btack in excellent condition. Most Of the wheat
AMI oats arc cut. Wheat will yield twctty
bushels to the acre.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, AUG. D.-Smalf grain ali
cut antl mostly In stntk. Best trop af wheat
anu oats for nlany years. ilorpers arc OH tl,c
tramp; coming down occasionally y tO stop over
night: Eu away the next dny. They travel rs
tho wind blows, and hare no preference.
, 1877-08-10

Special E4sDdtchts 10 Tbs 7fshhnt.
EnINnuKUlI, Jullnson Co., Aug. 9.-Wncat all
cut, and son,c thrcsIlel. Yield not as large ~
last year. Oats ail cut. Best raieel for teu
ychtE-
AUBURN, DcKalh Co., Aug. 9.-Whcat thres}-
ing coIn,ncneett. fioil from tFcntyt to thfrty-
live bl1tt,cls pcr acre. Not inuch marketed yet.
Oats nearly all E1it and lit stack.
BlooMIN0roN, Monroe co... Aug. g.-The new
crup Ut wheat Is nut moving very inst, VERY
little Timothy saycd for seetl Corn good, but
needing rain. Oats good.
, 1877-08-10
THE DENTISTS.
1nterestinR Papers Read and Discussed
Election of Officers, Etc.


4 The third tlaY's session OF the American Den
tai Associations Seventeenth Annual Session
bcgan ycstcr1ay morning Mt 10 o'clock In the
ladies' ordinary Of the Grand pacElc. Tho at
tenttancc was fully up to tile average.
The special order was ttcn taken up,-thc re-
port of the special committee recommending
the division Of tic Association into permanent
sections. After considerable discussion. tho re-.
port was reenmmittcd.
The next thing In order wos the realizing l,y
Dr.. Taft Of paper prepared by DR.. f. G. Estg
Of tho Committee on Chemistry, OIL the subject
Of
"MHncuRr AND IT'S coMpouSps IN nDENTrsTRY.''
No sooner had the above announcement ttccn
n,u.lc than thc Treasurer. With his cllararteris-
tx pronlptnc*t l,snpttl to hts fcct and uttered
:! remark which has been heard mauy times
during tue scssion: "1)s. Esl1 hasn't paitl hin
dues: tllc report can't b. rca.i." Had mol ID.
RarAcr kindly conc 10 the aid of the Htscnt Ds.
EttE hy hnnlt1s OVER to this ineutiate watchdog
Of the Treasury the necessary 81. lhe Associt
toh would lave lost an Interesting report
through tlc carrying out Of an ai,susl regula.
ton.
The report went on 10 say that the objection
had hrtn brought ngainst tho rcd vuitanlzttt-
rubber p1atcs ttut they contained Irec intrcury.
md were. therefore, Poisonous. The rcpart
t'ok the PRECISELY opp,sltt ground, thu alltllur
detailing several tests nalr which showed that
1ne ~ gaes aT ~ y. W. VIII 'sni .les ha ,or.
was free mercury In surt, platcs1 a'td Meuttuned
Instances where persous Lad suffered froui using
them.
Trcas,I1cr wn arnrnrs w a. "otru H. Sssoia. .e
ttun n onn resortt won,t l'aye H. liz aps,ss
III Ills wrath, antl, lh voice which might bo
sulti to bs cross between TINT Ut grizzly bear
-, IL" eff"rt ia, IT, rnrt'1., ,r"sn,t cntitinI
to tho privileges Of tho floor.
hi ,cs a t sa vnn H re,v
tI,sm' nA~e "'N ''~ '0
S''I srhr Trca.rrcr rctorte,,. In hi. or,R msnnrr
TINT liz vrntle,nat, wnsn't ,lc1cratn.
,c n,ixticms III liz oar h,t tbr h. nti"n W..
vnirI ,'tyn' ''0
nr4 KILN rtn,arkca. IN r,nrv tn Dr. pa,mcr.
+,,at thc fnr;tirs inr er,erI,nnt,t vrrr nrrar,,t
na 70 T2u Tar IKE 10 see G q g. s MALE
mi taken. ~ N - oN' '''s '''~' "''
II Drs. t}an,ncr. Rober+son, Noel. Os,nona.
soe nsolc 'e an III tsrrf.c ha1e. m nns I
nthara tnnG ia a,,nnsI,a viow Fa"i, ,,dS ~
intci thr rcsttIts ~ eYnerfmrnts an,i trir1a In
nr,,yc tha r"rrr,tncsa nf ia ,o.ition 1r
pouaIrri miti, ronsttcrnhln ff"vor IT, II. .rM
ts ",tm t,t.siw "a r!.,, nu,a
mi ha1 rim into rsirn,o,s r1,rcmcs -
VIVA eiatmel ttat tfis snInha,rrt f 1nerc,,ry WA
sasi,,s .ri'a tr,th woth"t II ~" t,,.t shn"s
~ .,inh,o a" nr..c anI n onvi,x;., sxn"t ~
- - srIa,nnt vii, nt,o,i. tt,ors 80 ~, ~
tcctian to Ills taking spnonf,,I Into tic mosh NJ,
anu see'"g ""e'he' " "oo'" pFoo''cs 2"5 e''ses
~ shanord rand rim n,n.r of ~. r.
r,Sa;,,tt - tfo fsn ~ y, tr,".o rns,,t ~ -
D'@s"' s.nsxr.,I TI1wp.rrr,rtrs y y"
Tim renort conserei tl.e usefl,ine.a of th,
.hts rontsnr ~ an cnrhni, sr., sSti,
orso,ie,,s n,f nn,I fnr saii"viic a;i in,t ctosn1
, 1877-08-10
RAILROADS..

DnING OUT THE I'AY-CANs.
Rumors were prevalent ycstcrtiaY l,atanothcr
strike was contemplated by the engineers aul
employees Of tho BALTIMORE q; Ohio ttal1rsad,
md it does look as II tlcso runners were nut EN-
ttrcly unfouhdrll. 1t will b. remembered that
tlle last strike commenced OH The Baltimore Il
Ohio, from which It apreal to TIC PENNSYLVANIA
and other rosls. II tho strike tnkcs place Mon.
day A. II IA claimed It will, It ts not on account
of the low wages the men get, but because they
have not been paid during ti!e last two or three
nlontts. II wns far this cn,lsu that tho GIN.
ployts Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio struck the last
time, aud prccipltated the contest on the ot.icr
ronls. When the men went to work again, q
week or two ago. ut tho oil wages, they wcro
made IL understand that thur haGk Jay
Wonll 10 forthcoming ut once, but thus
fur the tay.car las not male It's appearance, a,,I
l. IA not to be wondered ut that tnu men threat
eli 10 ktrtke II they arc not paid oil by Monday.
Frcsh!tnt linrrett 0ttglt to SER to II that tito
men nre paid of regularly, for 1t u opcli1y
charged hY railroad men tint he with,,ls tlle
money nlcrcfY for tho sake of getting tho inter-
cet Un 1t. Ib charge lnay not lte true, anil tho
cause prubahty Is that tho ro1tl llAs no money
On hand. 80 much is rertain: tho employees
cannot wait several months for tAcIr pay, ns they
get hardly more tia1i they nccl for their cur
rent cxDensca. II they have to purchase their
nurc. which virtually amounts to Il reduction
In salnry. II n ttrikc occurs thfa time, anl fur
the reAs0n stated nhuvc, President Jarrett 1t,d
the Managers OF tho lsatttmnre t. Ohio will ln-
tuMbtcdly be held responsible for all damage
that may te done,
, 1877-08-10

6hNF70l 7NsBdffhsa n 1H6 7F1t0As.
JACKSON, Cape Girastleau Co., Aug. o.
1ittrs',|na progressing. A good deal Of wheat
beginning to move but tho greater part IA still
heEL hack. No tInothy tut far fced. Oats nil
harvested. Peaches at,l melons ripe. Fnll
pI0Wing commenced.
, 1877-08-10

Sr, Louis, Aug. 0.-The attorneys for tha
Union Trust Company, New York, to-day dir
n.lsscl. with prejudice, In the Un!ted States
Circuit Court, the suit which has been standing
Tiers sos,s mouths aEalnst the 4t. Louis, irou
Mountain g. Southern lsaIlroad, aIul tiled . new
till asking for tic foreclosure of tho mostgage
Tile new bill IL based upon the same general
G1otutls rs tho Did ope-lefautt OF interest On
bonls,
, 1877-08-10

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. DIT is announced here
that the ksnsas Paciic and Atehlsau, Topeka e
sauta 70 Railroads hAya formed pool for all
loal and through passenger and freight bust-
pess. Ea>h road wilt be allowed 10 per cent OF
its gruss earnings Tor expenses, aud the rcnaltl-
luY 10 per tent will be divided equally between
the two roads.
, 1877-08-10
ITEMS.

Something neyer before known since the coun-
try was settled, saya tho Detroit Ffes frsss, WIS
ths reception yesterday of several carloads ot
wheat from Saginaw. They pams BY the JaeG-
sou Il sug1naw Branch Of the Michigan Central
That the Saginaw Valley would become = gFal,,s-
producing SECTION W4s uaver dreamed Of BY !all.
fua4l builders, or for that mattcs by tho ort9ina
settlers, aud yet this rear they have surplus
sou.
sir. II. o. Cnndeld, General Freight-Agcnt OF
the Peor!a. Pcklu d Jacksonville Railroad. VA
tu tbs city yesterday ou business conhesteu
with LII so:ul. lie 1eports that thu crops 4lons
,hs lne VI bis road aru In splenIil condition,
aud as suou ~ they are being shipped tho 1sAT
ro4!s FAUST necessarily 10 = large buslne~s-
, 1877-08-10

THE AT. & r. +. EXTENSION.
Several engineering parties Of tho Ateh!son,
Topeka + Santa Fc Railway nrc now out, lunk'
lug up Oh outlet westward. Several projects
ayo spoken Of, tho principal ono s,eluE linz
through tho CoclIttopa paas, tn connrct With the
Utah Southern, aud arother up ttlo Arkansas to
way Ut each route. III order 10 maku tho ttst
practicable, they hare first to ret over tLu
saugre dc Christie range, and IN that direction
the Rio tiranda has. good deal thu
start. The Tennessee Pass 1tnD ID open u
the objection TINT that pass is nearly tlnu west
IRON Denver, unl to ~ through in tl.ut direc-
tton tic rial woultl lavo to be built very Hear-
that a linc to Denver, ui.i thenec West by Tho
BeFtlsoud rass, wouIi! bu sIlorter than v[a the
TENNESSEE l'ast. 1t Ii INT Iikc!Y amy route Will
ba determined OF tlts Yclt, however. but tue
fart that surveying parties ars out lavb be taken
as Indicative liat tAs Company seriously roa-
templates Western e1tenstun.
, 1877-08-10
A DISCRIMINATION,

A DISCRIMINATION
Sevcral communications haYo been received at
this of!ice complaining of discrimination made
by the Chicago, Milwaukee, T. St. raut Kallroaa
against Chicago. The managers Of this ru.l
require alf gruln shippel over their lins to CHI.
cago to b. put III bags, while the grain destined
for Milwaukee Is taken in bulk. II costa nbout
cents pcr buhhrf to put grain in bags, and
consequently utscrimtnates that much in favur
uf Milwaukee. The managers of tho road clalln
TINT the reason Of tis '!issrm!.atIon +; Is that
l,ave cxcrllout iaeili,les In Milwaukee, hit
this plea looks rather thin, since tbs Fulton Fl:
eyasor Ia right alongside the trarks of
lie road, anl ARRANGEMENTS could un-
doabtslly 10 made With T. 4 tic nan.
IL l,as heen demonstrated by tho Chicago Il
Alton anil other Western roads tl!at grain can
be transferred In hulk from the rnrs very easily
md ut nnuyl less rnst tim by having 1t go!u:,
through, the elevators, Il lo'ks rather as Il tie
Milwaukee Il Ut. Paul IL dcslEuus OF forcing the
grain business Of tho Northwest onto the De-
trUit Il Mlwaukra aud tho Flint Il peFo Mar
qtlcsts Railroads. which conuert by steamers
with Milwaukee,
, 1877-08-10

TEYf<I, bIt MnTAHCeIEU. TX1t4. {6t8 JVUFHAI U{
Aug ia, lh7U. ~ fol!owsH
'sRfsoiptd. further, 'rhat the following portion
Conncii, made On The lolh day VI July, t87U be
and The same Ii hereby adopted, ~ fo1uws:
ain relation IL thu nroyianns to ba inae for tho
spa for lLe paynls 1T of witch, a. has 1crp bef0fu
shuN D. thefo ii now no adequate pIovisiun, there.
By caua1ng 4 deficit 10 great ~ 10 bu beyond lilo
p1wer OF ihs Council 10 make x.kai. Tuu1 Com
inittee arc ii tue opinion flat iAcro IL
no bettcr course than to classify snch in.
IrbkutineaA according 10 thu character Of
each Item, After such classification shall have
been mule tho styeral ttulus xhuull bp paid In
thrff ufuiar order AM, that too Illtt ~ s;cctilY
NJ thr nccrs,arY can La made fur ths
payment uuIgt ths unarcial policy prescribed by
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

ADVICE GRATIS
The Hon. Alexun1er II. Stevens
says :-"llle Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven n most valuable
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 n remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and nine 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.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
SCARCITY, or MONEY

SCARCITY OF 1EONEI--
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 caro-
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming on when children are liable
to Group, whooping cough, etc. Cough
and colds will prevail everywhere,
and consumption, with other throat
and lung diseases will carry off many.
These diseases should not be neglect
ed. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to use
Boschcc'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 III all towns in
the United States, and by your Drug
gists.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
SAD CASE or DRO VNING-

H
We were informed on Wednesday
last of the melancholy end an old
colorcd man came to on the Goth oe
last month, i'll Cooper swamp. It
seems that the old man whose name
we did not lcarn--had been informed
that lie was to be sent to the poor
house, and not having a pcncham for
that institution, started in the. night
away from home, hoping to fud 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 dcclin.
ing years. Being weak, he gave out
in his journey through the cold, biting
waters Of Cooper swamp, and sank
down to strangle and to die. While
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

the match box because he wanted to
strike light to SEQ by. About this time
heard noise and at onco came to conclu
sion thai he would not be allowed time
to examine the money drawer, and
otherwise inspect Mr.. Louis stock.
Would have escaped but for tho
darkness. Whenever he would make
for a doors would hit cpon box or
.somct' ing. While thus pcrambulating
was arrested ind carried to jail, &C.,
&c.
The fellow has desperate counter
ance, ond is no doubt one of a gang in
our midst who live bv stealing. We
have number Of policcme n, and it is
to be hoped that they will keep a
sharp lookout. The burglar was
committed TO jail to await his trial a:
the Court ofSessions.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Why is it TINT advertisers cannot
hand III their advertisements on
Thursdays? (? Some people are all the
time complaining of the pauci'Y Of
news i'll our paper If our patrons
would heed our wish, and send OF
bring their advertisements to the Of
fee sooner i'll future than they have
been doing in the past, We would
know better how to gnage our space
for larger aud and fresher modi.
cum Of news.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
DE;SPARA7E ATTEMPT At BURG

DESPARA7E ATTEMPT At BURG
Larry
Early on Wednesday night as Mr..
Ben Lee and Mr.. Jimmy Hamilton
were passing the store Of Mr.. D..
Louis, they discovered that the g lass
had been cut from the transom over
the back door Of said building, and,
suspecting thae all was not right, halt
cd long enough to satisfy themselves
that some one was on the inside of
store. Other parties were at once in.
formed ofth situation, when tho front
door was opened, and search made
for the burglar. EIe 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 ho
was brought before the Town Coun
ell for examination, At this cxamina
ton he gave his nameas John vii
liams, and seemed to be perfectly I'M
concerned rs to his situation. The
following is the substance oflis story,
as told by himself: Was born ut
Branchvillc. 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 a boy. Been in
Oangeburg about eight days. Stayed
with no body. Got into Mr.. I.oois'
store by knocking the glasses out with
his hand. Went in thcrc to get money.
Suppose le meant to stealth if you call
taking what don't bolon 6 to you steal
ing. Went into back DOM of store
first. Found fire in chimney, and a
match box Oh mantle piecc. Took
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
go ullproyided Tor.

The large and enthusiastic meet
ing of tax-p 5, which assembled
at the Fair Ailding on Monday
last, owed much its vim and deter
mination to the, stirring appeal to the
citizens of this county which had been,
previous to that time, published ii
the Aers o"a 1anris'r. signed T. We
suspect that our distinguished fellow
citizen, Col. Frederick, is T., an d
trust that lie will put his pen to pa
per cltencr in future,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

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

Dir. A. G. DUKES, NJ. d. is giving
away n handsome book entitled
Pearls for The People" containing
much valuable information mud many
interesting articles 1t also contains
history of the discovery Of the
"llepaline;" for diseases Of the liver,
dyspepsia, contispntion and indiges-
ton, &c, and gives positive assnr-
ance that when the Hepatine is used
it effects permanent and lasting cure
OF these diseases, which prevail to
such M 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

The weather changed suddenly on
Monday night LASTS Old bachelors
are having a l'|; hard time Of it ..thisE
winter. The census of the country
shows that there "sare more women in
the land than men, aud for the life Of
us we cannot understand why it is
that any of the "rougher SEX should
go ulrproyided for.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

life, however, was yet in his body, he
was foundH placed upon a log, and re-
quested to remain there until assis-
lance could be, procured. Mr.. Geo
'Smoak, 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 upwas stark and cold
in death. It seems TINT no inquest
has been held over his bo,ly.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

CANCER CURED
We called in company with Or.
Malone few days since to see lady
Patient ef his who has been suffering
for years with cancer Of the tongue.
The lady is from Barnwcll aud
received the treatment Of several
eminent physicians before placing
herself under the care Of Dr.. Malone,
but without deriving any b.ncft
therefrom. Dr.. Malone has only
treated her six weeks an,l the laly
is almost we'll.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13
TO our Clients and Friends.

In consequence Of the determination of
Samuel pibblc, Esq, to retire from the Bar,
the firm of Izlar & Dibblc will undertake no
new business from this date. Capt. James
+. Izlar will cantnuc in the practice Of the
law i'll its various branches, as heretofore
Both members o: orr firm will attend IA
usual toall business now in our hands.
JAMES +. IZI.AR,
SAMUEL DlBDLE
Oransclurg, S. G., December l5, 1876.
dee -; I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Call at DIR. J. G. Wannamaker's
and get pamphlet and read about
Dir. Clark Johns:on's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. DIR. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale ut Wholesale and
retail. june 2l
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Mr.. w. Fl. Girardcau, who has 50
acceptabIy served as Trial Justice at
this place, sent in his resignation to
Governor Governor Hampton a few weeks
since. lie is closing up his business
and those who have papers in his
Yhands are requested to call at his
office at once.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

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

Mr.. z. NJ. Wolfe, So long known
as one Of our most yigilent and
efficient Town Marshals, has resigned.
Pc has purchased plantation in the
country, and will propose TO try his
hand at farming. We wish him sue.
cess.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

Judge Cooke wants the Grand Jury
of Abhevilleto indict Chamberlain
for treason.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

mT' The citizens of this county arc
hereby notified that Mr.. Schifficy will
keep open his Photograph Gallery OH
ly until February 18th. This will be
the last opportunity The people of the
county will have to get good and care
fully finished pictures of themselves
aud families. Como then and bring
the children along Special care
will be taken to please every one. i
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

The road from here to Zion's
Church in the Fork is almost impass;,-
ble. Cannot something be done to
improve it?
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-13

/, Taxpayers do you want the cx-
penses of government reduced? II
so,: support Governor Hampton. Pay
taxes to his appointees.