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The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
"A $4,000 Blaze in
KOckIand.
A MAN SUFFOCATED BY
SMOKE.

RoCKLAND, June 5.-The most destructive
fire that has occurred here for years broke out
about II O. clock last night, in large wooden
building at the brook, ownel by o. g. Shop
pard and occupied as lodging house by j. w.
Head, and as restaurant by Charles Have
ner. So great had been the progress of the
fire and SO rapidly did the flames spread, that
it was with the utmost difficulty that the
dodgers in the upper rooms were rescued, and
one of them, George Studley, was dead from
asphyxia when brought out. The building
with nearly all its Contents was totally de-
stroyed. The Farwell & Ames hall and the
block adjoining the lodging house caught fire
about the caves, and sool the whole interior of
occupied By Messrs 81. "a. Cris & Co., dealers
in hardware, fshermen's outfits, etc. !. F.
Fogler, clothing and furnishing goods, etc.; N.
Fogler, corn, meal and flour. But small por-
ton of Cries stock was removed About all of
the stock of the Foglers was removed. The
interior of the building was destroyed, but the
walls are standing, and they prevented the
further spread Of the fire. Two buildings north
of Sheppard's owned by Charles R. Frye and
occupied by Messrs. Jones as bakery and res
aurant, and Smith & Ludwig, meat market,
were damaged by the fire, the former badly.
The losses are estimated as follows: The Far
well & Ames hall, $4,000, insured $4,000; o.
G. Sheppard, $4,000, insured $500; G. r. Frye
$1,000, fully insured; II. H. erie 8, Co.. $4,000
insured $4,000
The stock of the Foglers was damaged in re-
moving, but they are fully insured, and so also
was the stock of Smith g. Ludwig. The total
loss is estimated at about $4,000, on which
the Insurance is about $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

Brighton Cattle nIar,,et.

For the week ending Wednesday, June 5.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 2549; Sheep
and Lambs 2600; Swine $3.50; number of Western
Cattle 1882; Eastern Cattle 32 Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1885,
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 fbs live weght-Extra
quality at s. 373 q rs; first quality at "a rs "a
%; second quality at 81 374 a 62A; third quality
at S3S15 g %; poorest grades Of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &c., at 8 so a 8 rs.
low 5Ic ~ lib.
Country Hides 81 q &c p ID; Country TallOw ~
Cali Skins 100 y ID; wool Sheep Skins 75c "a 81 %
eacn; Lamb Skins 40c each; Sheared Sheep Skins at
Is q Csc each.
Working Oxen--But few little for workers, and
only lew pairs in market for sale during the sum-
mer months, or until Cattle come in more freely
from Maine and the Northern States. The supply Of
Tered IN market IS usually very light.
Store Cattle-Yearlings IS a SIS; two year Odds
Sl3 q $50; three year Odds $25 a $i5 P head. The
trade Tor Store Cattle has been light of late. Most of
the small Cattle that offered in market for sale
that are in fair condition are bought up by butch
ers to slaughter.
Mich Cows-The trade for Cows has been very
dull and prices rule low. There were fair lot of
Cows offered in market from Maine Prices range
from $50 q t5 " head for ordinary; Extra $50 "a
$40; Farrow Cows $11 q 30.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by G. W. Hollis and taken direct to the Abat-
Dir to be slaughtered. There are seldom any Sheep
and Lambs offered in market for sale.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale SIC; retail 81 "a &c B
ib. Fat Hogs-prices q 4lc " Id live weight
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
THE WOUNDED EMPEROR.
His Condition EmPrsving-Rumored APP
poinfment of the Crown Prince ms


His Condition Emprsving-Rumored An.
poinfment of she Crown Prince ms
Regent.
BERLIN, June The Emperor's healthy con
stltution bears the shock with wonderful
strength. He was moved yesterday from a
small iron bedstead in an unpretentious back
room where he usually sleeps to larger pallet
In front room facing Inter Dan -Liaden
decree has just issued proclaiming a
regency and nominating the Crown Prince
Frederick William as regent. The decree is
signed BY the emperor aud countersigned BY
Bismarck
Learning that measures are being taken to
prevent noise in the neighborhood of the
palace the Emperor requested the passage of
carriages on the opposite side of Unter-Den-
Linden and throuah Opera square be not in
terfered with. He is very cheerful and his
rapid recovery is confidently expected. AT
the first discharge of Nobe ing's gun the
Emperor received seven shots in the RIGHT
fore arm and wrist aud five in the head and
face, but the principal portion of the charge
was stopped by his helmet which is compietaIv
rlddled. BY the second discharge he received
about twenty shots in the left upper arm and
shoulder and six I'D the neck. Tue folds of
his thick military coat deadened the effects of
this discharge.
Three arrests we're made of parties believed
to be accomplices OF Modelling in Caemyitz.
Posen and Brunswick.
Another despatch discredit, the renorhed
regency.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
state Convention ut Endinnapolis-The
Platform Adopted.

state Convention ut Endinnapolis-The
Platform Adopted.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-The following is the
platform adopted by the Republican state con-
vention today:
The Republicans of Indiana make the fol-
lowing declaration of principles:
The maintenance of the great principles of
the Republican party are essential to the peace,
permanency and prosperity of the nation The
right OF the people to meet together and discuss
grievances is to be zealously guarded and MAIN
tanned, but determined opposition to lawless-
ness or to any resort to force and violence AZ
subversive of public peace, injurious to public
morals and destructive to the rights and inter.
ests OF classes. Equal rights before the law
and equal protection under the law without re.
gard to race, creed, condition or occupation,
No exclusive privileges to individuals or class.
es. Opposition to all subsidies, national, state.
county or municipal. The common sch ,ol rvs
tenn to bs cherished and perfected and to that
end the school fund should not be devo.e to
sectarian purposes.
The resolutions further Call for rigid econ
omy, legislation to secure the rights of the la.
porlng man, opposition to repud alton, no aban.
Comment OF greenback currency, a sound. solid
currency of gold, silver and paper of equal
value, leg Station authorizing the receipt oe
greenbacks for customs and in payment for
bonds, opposition to the payment of rebel
claims. The resolutions endorse the President
aud condemn any attem pit to impsach his title.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RCtAL
Review of the Portland Markets.


The markets remain quiet with small demand
for goods. Prices favor buyers as they have
for several months. Breadstufs are particularly
quiet notwithstanding the fact that dealers are car
rying very small stocks for this season. 1t seems to
be settled matter that there is to be no unusual for
egn demand for these goods and obbsrs do not care
for large stocks Dry goods are moderately active at
last weeks figures. The money market shows but
little change Gold is steady and it has changed but
little the past week. 1t closed Wednesday, June
9Th, at S1.OO5
Beans are firm and prices are steady as quoted in
our last Butter is plenty at 1s02Oc for family lots
and 1C9l5c tor store lots. Cheese is lower and we
quote Vermont at 1O@lO2, Maine at 1l@l2 and New
York factory 94@l0. Coffee is unchanged. Cooper
abe is unchanged. Copper and cordage show no
change in price or demand. Morphine and Quinine
are dull and are quoted lower. Duck is still in good
demand at last weeks prices. The fish market is
rather quiet and large shore cod are quoted at S30O
8 25 Hake are higher and we quote at $1.OO@i.25,
Fruit is coming along quite plenty and prices are
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

regulated by the supply and demand from day day.
Flour is very dull and sales are light. Large con-
cessions would be necessary to sell any considerable
lots Corn is coming along very freely and prices are
reduced to 5i959c. Hay is unchanged. Iron is
steady at former prices. Lard is little frmer but
prices remain unchanged Leather is steady as quo
ted last week. Lumber is quiet and there is not a
great demand Molasses S now dull and sales are
light at unchanged prices. Oils remain unchanged.
The only change to note in produce is reduction in
Bermuda onions to S1.75. Beef continues dull.
Pork is firmer aud we quote backs at Si3OO@l35O'
clear at Sl200912.5O, and mess at S1O5O@11 90.
Turks Island salt is lower and is quoted at $2Oo9
ash Liverpool salt is also lower and we quote at
S15c@t,s7a. Sugars are firm and unchanged at 81
for granulated. and 81 for Extra c. Teas are dnll
and prices easy Tobacco is unchanged at the quota
tons of last week.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
MAINE.

Especial to the Pfess.1
sentenced to State Prison for Life for
Arson.
ALFRED, June 5.-The case of Calvin Day,
charged with burning the house of Stephen
Chick of WATERFORD on the night of Dec. 9th
has been on trial the last two days before
Judge Barrows. The court room has been
crowded all the time. After a remarkably
clear, logical and forcibls argument by County
Attorney Burbank, and an able and lucid
charge by the judge, the jury went out at 4 p
m. and remained all night, finding at a. m.
verdict of guilty. Day being asked if he had
anything to say why sentence should not be
pronounced, solemnly asserted his innocence
and declared that his wife and the other prin-
cipal witnesses against him had sworn falsely.
He was sentenced to Imprisonment and hard
labor for life.
Day and Savage, the murderer, will go to
Thomaston on Friday in charge of Jailer Mad.
dox. Savage's conduct in the Jail has been
most commendable.
The Supreme Court finally adjourned at
noon today. A large amount of business has
been done.
ITO the Associated Press
GARDINER, June 5.-By the breaking of a
guy attached to Berry's pile diver in Dresden,
Levi Knox of this city, aged 50, received iu-
juries which resulted fatally this afternoon.
Sales of Vessels.
BATH, June 5.-Five thrty-seconds of the
bark Almira Robinson, 1857 tons, four years
old, was sold today at auction to Addison D.
Fisher for $47O0; and twenty sixty fourths of
the schooner Mary E. Walker, 129 tons, two
years old, to John w. Mars for $1,000.
lad Dog Excitement Several Dogs Bit
Ten and Killed.
MECHANIC FALLS, June ga dog belonging
to Ward Merrill OF Raymond, bitten recently by
tne Deering mad dog, has made sac havoc
among quadrupeds. AT West Poland two
COWS. two swine and a valuable hound were
among lts victims before the dog was dispatch.
ed. All the animals showing signs of hydro
phobia have been killed. There is much ex-
element among the citizens.
Commencement nj the h anger TheoIoai-
cal Seminary.
BANGOR, June 5.-The commencement ex
ercises of the Bangor Theological Seminary
closed today. The graduating exercises of the
Senior class took place this evening. The out
going class numbers ten.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
European Markets.

. LONDON, June 5-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 96 I-16
Tor money and Sc 3-16 tor account.
ties-United States bonds CTS, 1O9I: new rs i07s
new 45's, 1O5s; 1O-4os, 1O9l; Erie II.
LONDON, June 5-3 80 P. M.-Consols at Sc 1-16
Tor money and 96 3-16 for account
LIVERPOOL. June 5-12.3O P. M.-Cottou market
Is aetve and hrmer: Middlng upands at Sid do Or
leans at 7-l6d; sales 1900 bales, including 1000
IGr speculation and export; receipts 5000 bales
cry at 81. N GUY "eA'
8, Flour at % q 25; Winter Wheat at 10 10 IL;
spring 40 at 10 q 6; California averages at 10 6 6
~ 59 club at 10 @ II 81; Corn at 20 As % 8; Peas
az 90. frovslons &c-Pork at ~ Beef II; Bacon
az 70 y 20 q Lara at "a Cheese at AZ. Talow 81 o.
AT London Tailow at as q 3S 8.
4 PARIS, June 5.-Rentes 1l1f 2Cc,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
Boston Ii GOT and Shoe Market,

TUESDAY, June 4.-The shipments of boots and
shoes from this market to places outside of New
England during the past week have been 1925
cases, against l3ol6 cases for the same week last
week.
Total shipments of boots and shoes faom this
market since the first OF January, 511 1913 cases,
year ago there was pretty brisk demand for
goods. and manniacturars had good many orders to
day, and while there are large number of BUYERS
here they are not taking hold freely at all.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6.

them answered, Snow you're shoutin', dad!
What we all want is some evidence of friendly
feeling. The last time we had a spree we tried
to put you out, and you wouldn't let us. We're
getting pretty lively now, and are liable by and
by to want to lick somebody Go out and cut
us hickory stek so that when we get mad we
shall have some hing to whale you WITH
The story is incomplete. The old gentleman
make you boys feel perfectly at home, but
can't tell whether I'll do that until after the
fall elections Perhaps he will cut the stick
for them to whale him with in November We
shall
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

NEW YORK. June 5-Evening.-Ccffou market
New Orleans III; forward deliveries moderately
s active and g 9 points higher Flour-receipts s.
az ools dul without decided change sales l43 900;
NO. at % @ co.; Superine Western and State 80
0 30; common to good extra Western and State at
= ~ g 80; good to choice Western and State at
extra at so q 8 5O Fancy White Wheat Western
extra at 55 q 7 70; common to good extra Ohio at
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The monument to ex-Presideut johnson was
unveiled at Greenville, Tenn, yesterday.
The Michigan Greenbackers yesterday nom.
mated Henry L. Smith of Grand Rapids for
Governor.
A meeting of ladies' was held in Cooper In
stitute Tuesday night to protest against Judge
Hilton's remarks in regard to women in con-
nection with the Women Hotel affair.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card.

wish to give the firemen of the city OF Portland
my sincere tina AXIS and best wishes, for the wonder
full skill and energy displayed in saving my property
from total destruction during the fire last week.
was led to suppose tho damage was chiefly from
smoke and water, but having my building examined
both by Portland and out-of town builders they find
quite large amount of damage by fire, the fire
had got so fully underway and so embedded between
the flooring. They agree that it was the mar
rowest escape from total destruction ever witnessed
by them. MRS, H. E. THOMPSON
Portland, June 9Th, 1873. je6ditsn
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

IT REQUIRES NO DEBATE to prove that HUNTS
REMEDY will cure Bright's Disease, Kidney, Blad-
der and Glandular Complaints, and Retention and
Incontinence of Urine. HUNTS REMEDY is
regularly prescribed by Family Physicians. Dropsy,
Gravel, and all Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
jul eod&wtw
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
The Wool Market

BOSTON, June 5.-LReported for the Press.1-The
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock SO a
4Qc do choice Xxx IS q SIC; do fine IS a 36c; me.
aum 80 9 36c; coarse 80 q 33c; Michigan extra and
Xxx "a @ $50; fine SO q SAC; medium SO a Sac; COM
mon 30 g 32c; other Western fine and x SO q 35c;
n medium SO q 35c, common 80 q 32c; pulled extra
30 q 40c; supertne 80 a AZ; No l. Is @25c; comb
ing fleece 80 q 44c; Fine delaine So a 45c; California
IA g 3Oc Texas IA g Csc; Canada pulled 80 a 4Oc; do
combing 3S q 40; Smyrna washed 16 az SOC; do un-
washed. ID a zoe ;Buenos Ayres Is "a SOC; Cape Good
Hope 20 q Soc; Australian IS a 45c; Donskoi 20 q
CSC.
The movements in Wool indicate no change. Man
ufacturers are purchasing cautiously and only for
present wants. Some desirable lots of choice Ohio
and pennsylvania feeces are offering at 81 a $50 but
without finding buyers; and new Wool from all
points continues to meet with slow sale. Both
dealers and manufacturers are now anxiously look
ing for the opening prices in the Interior aud from
70 @ Soc Is about the prices fixed upon for Michigan
Wisconsin. Ohio and Pennsylvania, and these prices
leave very little margin at the current rates.
Imports from January l to June 1.
1873. 1877.
Eorelgn, paies. .''.'.s..."....,.... 1859 49, 202
Domestic. bags and bales. COCOON. 53,403 63,371
naturally curtaed the volume of trade to some ex-
tent but still the feeling regards purchasing is
such that it matters but little whether the business
days of the week are six or three as the present
limited wants of manufacturers could be easily sup
piled in either case.
In Philadelphia supplies of new clip are beginning
to come in more freely but the market is dull and
the manufacturers holding off in anticipation of
lower prices. No material improvement can bs
nation hich from present appearances is far dis
tant,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
Chicago Cattle Markes.

CHICAGO, June 5-Hogs-receipts "a, 900 head ship
mentS 2iOO head: the market closed easy and all
soid; heavy at 25 @ 80; light at 20 q mixed
CattleIreceipts 1900 head; shipments 400 head |;
40.
Sheep-receipts 40 head; shipments 400 head;
market easy at 8 80 04EO
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

NEW YORK, june 5-Evening.-Money easy at 8
@ per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange strong at
4sf5 and 1851 for long and short sight.
Gold steady at 1909 throughout. Carrying rate
per cent. and borrowing per cent. and fat. Clear
lngs $7,9i6,0O0. The customs receipts to-day were
S235,OOo. The Treasury disbursements were $780,
600 for interest and $6 700 for bonds Governments
are in increased demand and strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 1000 shares including S. 600 shares Erie
$4,000 shares North Western, %, 900 shares Lake
Shore 600 shares st Paul, $500 shares Lackawan-
ma, 1900 shares Pacific Mail $500 shares New Jersey
Central, 1900 shares Western Union, 600 shares
Rock Island, 24cO shares Ohio & Mississippi, $500
shares Wabash.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

HEALTH AND ECONOMY. the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con
gress' Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings Ac. Give it trial, and you will always
use Congress-
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
THE OREGON ELECTION.

Enc Legislature Dem nc Observation-Disclosures
Elected to Congres,-The Governor Re-
publican.
PORTLAND, June 5.-Additional election re-
turns indicate that Whitaker dem. is elected
congressman by small majority. IL is con-
ceded the legislature will have Democratic
majority on joint ballot variously estimated
from tour to twelve. 1t is generally conceded
taat out Tor the efforts to force the election of
Mitchell the legislature would have heen Re-.
publican. The Republicans undoubtedly elect
tue secretary OF state and treasurer. Il is be.
small majority. -
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
Clearing Reuse Transactions.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
gross exchanges O62 81
Net Daiances' ...., ................... 1881 43
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

James f. Mclean while dressing Russian
hide in tannery at Newark. rubbed pimple
on his chin and inoculated it with poison virus.
death ensued,
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
BostOn stock Market.

Boston q Maine Railroad. .................103
Eastern Railroad. .....,...,.,.,,,,,76 as
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r. R...-.... 81 a SIS
eastern Railroad new bonds) ..........,. So q 633
Sales at Auction.
l YORK Manufacturing Company. ..1172a
Boston a. Maine Railroad. ................1 1903
$1,000 Belfast (Me.) 6s 1898. .........,,,.. -G99s
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
Foreign Exporss,

MATANZAS. Schr Canton-I300 shocks an,
heads, 100 hid shocks, % empty casks.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
METEOROLOGICAL.

INOiCAVlONS Fok THH NEXT TWENTY'F0UR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
June 6, Il A. M.
For Rev England
and Atlantic States higher pressure, cooler,
Maine with northwestern, winds veering in
former to northeasterly.
Caut'onary signals continue at Cape Lookout
to Cape Henry. and off shore signals Cape
May to Sandy Hook ard Newport to Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance bush corn meal to 8
W True u Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
California MINING stock..
lltne b. .Inne 4. .IlL1e &

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5-The following are the
pared with those of yesterday;
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
LOOK HERE!

The ST. LOUIS FLOUR CO., No.
10 Market ST., reduce the price OF
GENUINE PLANTS EXTRA
This morning to S5.25.
je3 sntw
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

BOSTON, June 5.-The following are the footing
this week OF the Boston National banks, as returned
to the Clearing House:
Capital. S51 $50 900
Loans Observation-Disclosures. 1882 500
Specie 1859, 800
Legal tenders. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Due from other banks. 19,5s2s00
Due to other banks. ................... 21,20550O
deposits. 4S,s935O0
circulation (NationaD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25373,1O0
The changes'snce last week have been as follows:
Loans increase. Observation-Disclosures. 4070O
Specie, decrease. ......... .............. $4,000
Legal tenders, increase ................ 00O 400
Due from other banks, increase. :. ..,,... 9s2600
Due to other banks increase. ............ 1884, 200
deposits, increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,272,3O0
circulation, increase. ................ 1920
line cash balances in the United States Sub-Treas-
ury at Boston for the week ending May 18th, are
as follows:
Total balance 7,9Oo 146
LOU anu goiu notes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,722,778
Oustouis ior the week. ..........,........ 19S630
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06

y ID. SO 81
Lemons PIX 4 80 a 5 90
Oranges " b % 5 90
Oranges Val. 8 so q 8 90
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06


Androscoggin-SolonC Chase. Turner
Aroostook-Wm. III. Ryan. Presone Isla
Cumberland-J. f. Turner, Portland
Franklin-D. III. Chandler. Farminoton
Hancock-Horace Davis, Ellsworth
Kennebec-Chas. A. White, Gardiner.
kn0x-W. w. Perry, Camden.
Lincoln-D. H. Pulsifer, Wadeboro.
Oxiord-W. ID. Chase, Buckfield.
PenObscot-Alfred Getchell, Carmel.
SagadahOc-Vacancy.
Somerset-Wm. Philbrick, Skowhegan.
Mashington-Chas. r. Wbidden, Jr., Calais.
Maioo-E. U. freeman, Lincolnvllle.
York;. ii Cove, BiddefoTd.
Committee ON RESOLUTIONS.
Androscoggin-Rodney F. Foss Auburn.
Cumberland-Elliot King, Portland
Eranklin-J. w. Lothrop, Chesteryile,
Hancock-AloDzo Colby.
kennebec-J. N. Tucker, Gardiner.
knox-T. w. Hicks.
LiDcoln-James DEANS.
Oxford-Sewall Goff, Mexico.
Penobscot-T. M. Plaisted, Lincoln.
Piscataquis-Wm. Hughes.
Sagadahoc ALFRED Small.
Somerset-C. f. Dore, Athens
Waldo-Randall w. Ellis.
York-A. G. Andrews, Cornish.
State Committee,
Androscoggin-C. s. Conant, Lewiston.
Cumberland Rogers, Portland,
Franklin-D. H. Chandler. Farmingtcn.
Hancock-Horace Davis, Ellsworth.
kennebec-C. A. White, Gardiner,
hnox-W. W. Perry, Camden.
Lincoln-D. ii. Pulsifer, Waldoboro,
3AIord-W. ID. Chase, Buckfield.
6enooscot-M. nj. Folsom, Oldtowp.
Fiscataquis-Isaac Phillips.
The Portland daily press., 1878-06-06
Portland Daily Pres. sekLi.,

corrected by WOODBURY. q MoULroy. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06
OISITaIARY.

Died. near Smithville, Orangeburg Couns
ty, S. c., on "Wednesday the Goth day Of
June, ISABEL PAULINE, infant daughter Of
B. W., and ELIZABETn +. GATES, aged,
clev,n months and Is days. Also, on the
2Sth, two days later, WILLIE Pou, only son
of ANNA ELIZA, first wife of B. w. GATES,
aged, five years, four months and 81 daya.
Thus has death brought bereavement and
they themselves were stranded upon beds
of atllction. May the Alwise Creator
heal their decease, rs we'll rs comfort their
sorrowing hearts, while left to mourn their
children dead. and receive consolation
from the words of Jesus Suffer little
children to come unto me, and forbid them
not, for such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
July /, 1878. S. d. DASTZLER.