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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
Original Story.
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s NUNBRR TWELVE.
JOHN J. HEALT.


have no desire 10 ''re 'n3 Isa'.S' -"
uninterestlne details OF me oIscoSe'S :"
the Florence mneS' Out tne S.'snte"' '@'.
ticaI&rs coa"ecte7 wan 'h"t FAMOUS Eo.0
field may some day prove ol historical ~,
portanc", and to those AZ ie""l "l' lo'N
part in the great stampede rom 0f' '.'o
the facts cannot tali to prove OF PFeScll' -
t'rest.
learn that Duncan Macdonald, with
whom was at one time well acquainted,
!, about to ruolisA history OF the Nez
Percc troubles, IN the Ne,o Northeast,
Of Deer Lodge. The origin oG the Nez
Perce troubles has already beea givea in
the course Of these sketches. They began
with the discovery Of Oro Fino. 1he In
aianS protested against the occupation
OF their Territory by the whites,
but finally consented to give nP
all right and title to the Orc Elmo district,
nrovided the wines would agree not to en-
croach further u2on their reservation.
Salmoa RIVER, Elk CITY, Florenceahd other
discoveries we're afterwards made, the dis.
tricts settled up in violation Of this agree
mcnt, and the Nez PerceS haze ever since
Jeoa d5seon:ented; and buf CIR fsa fact
thnt the tribe could not be united N an at
tuck upon tho whites, a general outbreak
would nave been instituted long before the
tfon ,les,o' last year White Bird, Eagle
of the Light and other hostile chiefs were
eager enough 70 attack ne whites '1 alou5
bu Lawyer ! 0ana oo'aa T., = l4sIs ~,
y JON men 3. ;'''.' - ' nm, ,nt
the part of the whites IN case % a" ' 0o'
break. 10 ilGht the "l'''eS "'''U ~ Wv
half ottheir own p.ople was 100 o""ssl
alts an undertaking, anu .the Ma.sonsan' =!
accordingly eohiined thelf a = q oos'ii'.
to planter ana '"e oce''S''""' ~ 60
single ln@lyt 'uais 81 SH'''' 'S'''c9 e; : al -
eiers' tfoFa "'' : ~ S'''.i IN -,
Nez fefeeS nave ''''' s'''',0,'' 49,. In.
uEeA peops'Ra''HF ~ -, sts'ls' ,t[,, a,t;o,, :
attendedtao Pe@eeA"S u'si''s7s ~. .l, IN
the trl'& l5@e'laenS9 = ~. .',.'.' Ill. ].
would have Jared mleh po''e. - 80 NJ, -
opposed The progress q etSl9't'''ol'
hostiles with lew eAcel,st@t'# ~ III. ~ !.
an ! lie tnr'ltoss s''' s'"N roa1 f,
temPan5 - roas9sS '"s' - e.,-ab1
l'''@4''afy. sl',s wv '.s's ,,,,,ao :, u
opportunities Y 80 III rs..;t,rr
themselves 'oE.S's' os' NJ,
! I'll nov relate a. .ofl,'a5 = ,l !'os9...
Wat remalnssto ~ ST. - e''o $50 i
O Florence =,
lia''n5 PFo<irea o".ss,sss ~ .;, W., W. !. !. i
ar'eIe neeaea y" S'i"'s 'ss,ps.'os - ! !. III, I
new mhes' oRf heA' o2Jo's @':s : u II
of' emo "''n''' 60 - .;.i.1 u ~,
oar destthauo'' : w. ~ . , ~ !,
chase foeSef,'Fohs '''u +" 'sS '.s .,sa tsa
by taxing 'he '@''sF - P's''9 ssos i,aa,,aao .s
away ~ th% PACKS "''io'' ~ s.f
OF any one oHl eae ,le Y 'oFs y " I'll
y f2Fea'ess ~ su'ss ".'@ :.
o's' .,'9 ,l .;,,.as faet.,7-i's being
= Z ..;.a a.s vas enanrb ID betray Il
u..oi4 object Of onr Journey.
,..a ~ we're n6va With all sol
..; .nl .nIo,as ,be most pe
- 1''Vs' ,,f.,rs ~, Tan M
slsteat at ear lllt9tt2 -"t'i9 !" q h
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
Birds of d Feather.

aYoa remenber, said sothern, That y
one act have q yplay Oh my fingers, On
which I count from one 1to ten, anu then
reversing begin with the right thumb and
count ted, nine, eight. seven SIX ard fTYe afe
eleven. This. has frequently bee5nadeEouneed
by critics as out Of I.lace II tie eharaet
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24

The modern devices Of sea fshting-the
submarine mine and locomotive torpedo,
With their. counter devices Of crinoline net
ting, floating spars. and @deyil eifoura-
yentors ARE widely known;5 but llieatsn-
ant Palmer, B. n, astonished the Lincoln
institution, recently, describing an inven-
tisn for. deluglng q ship and her crew WITH
crude petroleum, igniting. i y rockets
and under cover Of tie fire and confusion,
blowing her up with tofpedoes This lat.
est reach Of civilized warfare has liot 1et
Feeen sanctioned .b5 any christian govern
ment. but il looks IS though Nr. Ralph
| " aldo Emerson, The philosopher, was not
many years ahead Of time n. !oreeastln4
she use of such annihilating forces IN WaI
that war itself must be brought 70 an end
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
a Crushed Law yeI'.

Mr.. Gonstsble Abrahans tackled law
yer in red hot style at a. magistrates court
Yesterday. .soloag as the laveyr confined
himself TO legal propositions, such as f.
pluribus unum' ad captan1um, eertiorari,
happeas coppus, MY cum aroush and such
ike legal phrases, i vas al right@it the
constable, but when he talked about non
eompos neutis then the blood got riled and
The constable went for the lawyer, Norl.i
without end, Kingdom come, lie fiddlea
the learned attorney, and proved tee the
laliacy Of his position, first bydeaonstfat-
ING that il man lived on one side of 3
feace and i eoloFed women lived oa the
other and dispute should arise about
the parentage Of tie child, 81 course Q dam
manus should issue to show cause Why
Ihe party of the third part should not con
nit an abb and thereby prove perjury 3
exhibiting q writ q rooster : ter thR
Ioutburst Of legal learning the other lawyer
uilted and tie plaintiff Was awarded !
verdict of Montgomery dlt.l "a
fpertiser.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
i azzIed HTiner

Down IN the 0phir nine, underneath the
ground, 3 red-shirted Iaborer toilea the
whole day long, and when The evening
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
ADVERTISING RATES
Poetry.
ggzszEzsszssazls -
FEUMBLY FOLA1&5.


SALLY IERCSHA.
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I'm 6ridl kiniinv6s 81 heart,
B~yypd the price ofhA@nssy.
What nature didn't pnt in face.
She putin mind a1d manners
With lives - loyin' and as sweet
A. hymns On grand planners
alters watch for humJly folks,
Aad alters SaHt to know '"il,
Beats ~ aeen sJa" putty folks
A aotch OF t,1u below 'ein..
Bessty aiu't nothin' wuth tae while
II goodness suut g. with it,
For beauty or tac heart ana s0al
viii sAisinlT Gatiiye IT.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1878-05-24
Z e: W E.RE- Y

Ladies Sets III Solid Roman Gold, Caasco
44mgthgst, Coral, Garnet and Pearl.
Solid, Ia Karat Gold
GUARD, 0rERA aud ytsT CHAINS,
ROMAN aud PLAIN Coin NECKLACES,
Lockers, Crosses,
FINGER and EAR RISGs
Studs, SLEEVE BtTroSs, Etc,
a8 Solid Silver and Plated Forks, Spoons, etc. ~taa
FIELD Sc SPY GLASSES.
Of the best French manufacture.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
The Wounded Emperor.
By Cable to the News.


LONDON, June . The Standards
Berlin dispatch says regarding the con-
dition of the Emperor, that symptoms
Of fever are not expected before to-moI-
row. The Times Berlin dispatch, dated
last evening, says the wounds in the
Emperor's face are already healing, and
that he is cheertul-has already express
ed a wish to leave his bed.
BERLIN, June 5.-The Emperor slept
we'll during the night, and his condition
this morning is generally satisfactory.
His healthy constitution bears the shock
with wonderful strength.
The Emperor is very cheerful, and
his rapid recovery is confidently ex-
pected. AT the first discharge of No
beling's gun the Emperor received seven
shots III the right forearm and wrist.
and five IN the head aud face, but the
principal portion of the charge was
stopped by his helmet, which is COM
pletely riddled. By the second dis
charge he received about twenty shots
in the left upper arm and shoulder, and
six In the neck. The folds of his thick
military cloak dcadened the effects of
the discharge.
LONDON, June 5.-The German AM
bassador at london this afternoon re-
celved a dispatch from the Crown Prin-
cess OF Germany, reading as follows /:
Il have just seen the Emperor. He
has fever and pain. His left arm is
much swollen. His other wounds are
healing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

Commercial.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. June }. 1873.

Cod, x: Exchange, ( :: Money. 3r4 Cot
ton steady; u.lauI-, II Il; Orleans, 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
Oregon Election.

BY Telegraph to the News.
SAN Francisco, June "a Portland
dispatch says election returns are COM
ing in slowly, but sufficient are received
to induce the Democrats to believe that
Whitaker is elected to Congress. Ear
hart, Republican, is generally conceded
TO be elected Secretary of State. Moth
ing definitely concerning the remainder
of the State ticket. There is growing
impression that the Legislature will be
Democratic, but the result cannot be
positively stated for two OF three days.
LATER-TIIE STATE CONCEDED TO THE
DEMOCRATS.
A Portland dispatch says additional
election returns indicate hat Whitaker
DEM is elected Congressman by a
small majority. 1t is conceded that the
Legislature will have a Democratic
majority on joint ballot, variously esti-
mated at from 4 to Il.
NOTE.-This Legislature elects a
United States Senator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

b. Telegraph 20 The NtWs.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-As announced
Yesterday, Capt. McCammon. Jeweler,
Chillicothc, o., has failed. Liabilities
$50, OO0. 1t was to-day discovered
that he had committed forgerieS
amounting to $4,000. McCammon
disappeared last night, and was found
to-day in a state OF insensibllity from
laudanum. IL is thought he viii re-
cover.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
1he Indian Troubles.

b. I IegTaph TO the News.
SAN Francisco, June 5-TroopS
have been ordered to BOISE City.
General Howard will start Friday.
General Sherman has telegraphed Cen
eral Howard that in the movement TO
be made, Department lines will be IL
nored.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
BY Telegraph to the News.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 5.-The wife
of Jesse Billings, of Bacon Hill, was
fatally shot in the head. The shot was
fired through a window. Mrs. BILLINGS
was Jealous of her husband and there
had been much trouble between them in
consequence. Recently a woman. living
over Billings office, commenced a SLAM
der suit against MIS-. Billings.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
l.

Cotton active; middlingS, 95. Corn. -four
and meal il demand y. &. hour ; .-0G3 -
per sack wheat, Sl,-5Dl.50; corn. Il as: ha-
con, sides, 91IO; ham, I24I-13; eggs, l-H4l5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
Sc
The Mexican Muddie.

GALVESTON. June "a News special
saws that Escobeda aad Munclo are
only two miles apart. Escobeda Is
constantly receiving reInforcemen's.and
expects to take Piedras within a few
DAYS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA MARKETS
WILMINGTON

spirits Iurpentine quiet and steady At 2.
Resin finn. Sl.15 for straiaed. Crude Tulpeu-
tin. steady at Sill for hard: Sl.7j for yellow
and y.Eg4n. Tar, Sl.J5
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
From the Hays City Seatinei.l
Not 40 Rad

The telegraphic report and tho real de.
cision by the Supreme Court of the UNI.
ted States. in the ease involving tie CO..
stifuti0nality of the Texas cattle law in
several states. ale two s3perafe and dis
tInct things. The first caused great
amount Of newspaper speculation; and the
latter set At rest ali apprehension. BY
the published 81 ilabus, below. il will be
seen thas Kansas IS but exercising her pc
rogatiye IN constructing police ana sani-
taTy measures for self-prosecriOn; and the
deadiine remains iuvIoiaIe. as a safeguard
against that dread disease known as Tex
az fever. The syllabus is as follows:
!. A statute of state which prohibits
the driving or conveying . y TeXas. Mex
lean, or Indian cattle into tho state, be-
tseen the first day of Marcn and the first
day of Drcember IN each wear. is III cons
llict with the clause OF the CONSTITUTION of
the United States that ordains, ''COn-
gfess shall have power to regulate con-
inerce with foreign nations and among the
several state and with the Indian Tubes y
Sich statute Is not q legitimate ex
ercise OF the p 'iics piwsr of state. 1t
Is more than a quarantine regulation.
j. The police power oil . state cannot
be exercised over subjects such rs inter-
state transportation OF subjects of cons
merce confined exclusively to Congress by
tho Federal Cons tuition.
4. While y state NAV enact sanitary
laws: while. for the purpose al self pro-
lection. It NAV establish . quarantine and
ressor able injunction regulations: while
Il may Deevent persOns and animals suf>
fering under infectious or contagious dis
esses from entering the sfaie,-it canuo:
Interfere with Transportation into oil
through ifs borders. beyond What is abeo>
lutely necessary for it's self protection.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
sTATEOGRAPHS.

Empire CIsy sch00I RHls Walk ON stiiie
Short Creek has gypsies ana such things.
The To pehs Blade is now publishing A.
socisted press dispatches
One J. N. Haibes il deadbcat;Dg odd
Fellows ID southern Kansas
Abilene has received eight car loads OF
ice from Denver.
Coal has boon discovered near Roxbury,
MoPhenon county.
Rocks county. way out on tbs plains,
has saw logs four feet IN diameter.
Several houses in southern Kansas have
been struck Oy lightning recently.
Edwards county is agitating the ques-
ton of voting bonds for q court house.
The latest annual report of tho State
Board OF Agriculture calls it Shot creek.
The new stained glass windows for the
Methodist church at Arkansas Ciiy. cost
STA.
w. B. Grimes. of Fulton. Texas. is mo
wing on Dodge City with IS. Oco head of
cattle.
The Mennopite.. Of Mcpherson county.
are s1ing debtors by the wholesale.
Awbole car load of hogs. recently ship
ped from Abilene. averaged AS pounds To
each beg.
A farmer in Waubanses county realized
$3.50. for his crop of broom corn raised on
y acres.
Kansas tramps complain that they are
not offered cold tongue. The kind they
receive 10 warm.
Two young men were recently fined SIS
and costs for disturbing religious Ineoi-
ing in Lyon county.
Halstead Is the Mennonite headquar>
tiers. great mauv of them are learning
the English language.
A Wichita woman has deserted her hus-
band and children and elOped with man
without character or standing.
An excursion party from Joliet. IL.
recently purchased 5000 acres of land in
Russell county for farming purposes.
The Arksnsas City Traveller makes the
staIlIng assertion that two thirds of the
newspaper men IN Kansas are infidels.
devOured BY hogs. was found recent,
uear WestpOrt- His throat was cut from
ear 10 cor.
The total number of rabbit ecalps re-
ceIved by the County Clerk. of Labette
county, for the year 1877. WAS 10. SIC !;
wolves and wild cats %.
Lass year Clay Center shipped /, 726 car
loads Of live stock and grain. and Wichi-
"a $50. Balance in favor Of Clay Center,
367.
A twelvs-year-old girl in Crawford coun.
ty attempted to pour kerosene into the
stove from = can. . tew DAYS $50. The
next thing in the programme was . fu-
neral.
I A saloon keeper IT Fort s colt has been
fined 10 and costs for selling liQnors to q
m.n in the face 4 the tact that his wife
requested tho dramshop keeper not to sell
liquor to her husband.
A Beloit firm has recently shipped 5000
dozen eggs and thirty five hundred pounds
Of butter to the Bottom market. IL took
ten teams to transport this shipment to
the railroad.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
THE DEAD LINE.

According TO the 9, llabus Of the recsu,
decision IN the u. s. Supreme Court de.
clarinR tho Texas cattle law Of Missouri
unoonst,tutionsl. We are not of the opin-
ION q will sst1oueiv Affect the Kansas Law
On tho same subject. Our Law ia differeu,
from tho Mlssouri law. being bus . quar-,
adtine nesulstion. and uos IN iuhibitory
law. Inland Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. FEB. ie. -.
FORT RENO, I. r.
FoRr RENO. 1. T.. Feb. 1. 1876.

l. ID. L.
To IN. Editors of tine Times.
Ii,le,i mn, nv eh,nr. the other dxy IN tstey-
,,,.,.,n,sb..t yrl.,,, -.Dodr. Civ TINES and
,,,o, ,-lu,ciry ox.r IN. coiumns vas syrecaoly
.,,-.,,..d tn a,d t,,xt a considerable portion
,,,r.of xxs g.yated To army news. Icon.iser
,.,..ll,n, id.. and think IL the fact vas
mr.. scn.r.lly known that The correspondence
81 .;-,nl.,i,o of Tn, T,xts vould be materially
,rc,.,-.l Will. Ionkips over the pspsr rs
.c,,...id , said to fidg.t a k,rgo, to Tell you
NJ. rl;t,r. that an, q woman. a nd n editors
,ro,.rb,.lix y.,,,,,t 4 shall .xpect to be
,r,,t.-a ,ooyr i.ni-ntl, than the male bipeds.
WHO'S. s,intillat,,os of wit and humor ilssh So
br,I,i,,.,lv ,brouy,, I'm. columns of vour pa,er.
Rut ..Reyenou. . m.utons Pidxrt saws
so,,, k,ox wh., tina, u,.xn, In. do. IL mean.
,.,,. h..l IN o,r sh..r-,,, I,.id 20 Fids.t
,,, h,-h.n, ,ona c-..,ure I'm, vhose soul
dn.s,,t so.r .hsx. hnff.,ict and b.Ilbsi,. a
.,,,,,arIy ,.narac,., i Yidy,t Is.ys Fia.r,
-, .oi,., q, uri,. LITTER IN IN. TrnKs; said
ridg.., ca, aid o,,oI COMPLIMENTARY wasn't il
and no, forty vet they'll never publish it
and 1, they .la i'm ..,rr have z moments peace
y,n,n ,ms,ip. ,our..I, AN Elizabeth Cady STAN
t,n mr. loan a, Arc F,dr-t's literary ideas are
r.th.r ,asu. .arne,in,s hut I wa. resolved. and
If ,,,. a,..n,, hi, n. WASH, b,sk.t the T,me.'
r..5,,. .b.Il h,,, The army news fram this To-
calf, one, in awhile
Fart Reno 4. a very neat And pret tv most. stu
st-d ON the south side Of the .or,h FORK Of the
Canadian. rs miles from 1T. sill, lis from CAMP
supuly and ,so mles from wichita. Kansas. the
nearest railroad point. IL 10 garrisoned by Cos
Il and l6,h inf and II and q 9Th Cavalry. The
commanding oaacer is Col. j. X. Me.ner, Major
9Th CAV. The other officers are Cspts Gunther
ami R~nd.ebrock. Lieu,s Sweeney and Wilder
of the 4th Cav. and Capts Fletcher and Clspp
and Licuts Morrison, McFarlsnd and Wood
hurry a, tbr 1871, Inf surgeon DeInfsr "A
Surg chase aad steward W e Freeman torn
the medical staff, while Comy Serat Fred A
NcS.iIi presidss with characteristic grace and
dignity over the commissary DEPARTMENT. The
Post traders store under the control of Neil "
Evans 4 Co. is well managed, and Or ces are
very reasonable except in the hardware depsrt-
nsnt, where brain muddlers' are dispen,ed NJ
az. -. NJ r...;...i...a
Clerical force, Consisting Oi MeeerS- Cleveland,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
NOTICE
U. $. LAND OrFICE.

Lsrned, Kansas, Nov. ~, lsT7.
COMPLAINT wing been entered NJ this Office
" by VIM II. II ,nnell against George Loueks
ior Sbondoning HE Timber Culture entry No. ess
lated Nov -, IssS, Upon the southwest quarter
OF section ~. township Is south. range y vest
- Ford county. Kansas, with view 70 the can
collation. of said entry: the said parties are here
by summoned 70 appear at the ofcce on the I3'h
day Of March, ISIS. II O'Clock Pm, to respond
and furnish testimony concernisg ssid alleged
abandonment. e. A. MORRIS, Register.
feds iGs
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16

The Eagle says that the town talk end
scandals OF the week in Wichita consiss Of
"a Riri foully dealt with, /" {" snot ber hee
by on some ether mans doorstep." ''tke
~ 70" Wichita mother with Q coiorod b.
By" IS duction under RJmise q 0arrises
{, Iicn Old codger. BY Q Young ecsc--
grace. how > husband Of wichita VA
zone for bv couple Of Topeka vooen-.
the perfidi"us old re,rohsse. - Hoasd-
ing bouse episode. ''tho sveetues a :
hired girl. etc.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-02-16
ENTITLED TO THANKS.

The Attorney General of the State re-
Gently published an opinion 10 the eifee
that the country pruning must be piid for
~ The rai-s fixed by law. AID that county
boards have no discretion IN the matter
that they have the right to designate he
coaBiy primer, bu. have no rigat to paw
him more o. less than legal rates. R-f.r>
ring 10 This fact, the Troy Chief of the
stn. says:
Attorney General Davis is entitled TO
the thanks OF all legitimate newspaper
publishers. for settling this vexed 1uos>
ton IN III clear and concis, a manner ~
he has. 1t will result IN securing some.
tbins like justice To the hardest worked
AMI poorest paid profession in The State.
and will be . welcome relief 10 county
boards that were disposed "a do the fair
thing. but were infimidased BY the CHATTER
of irresponsible incompctenis, concerpins
the interests OF the dear people, and falee
representation of ec0u0my.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-24

turb the unity Of the Dnnocratic
Party III this county or the State. (.
RcSoicc1, That we recommend our
delegates to vote for such mcn Tho
will be Of the greatest advantage to
the interest Of the people at large !,
and who will favor the lowest taxes
and the least possible Legislative ex-
pcnditurcs, aud who will favor short
legislative sessions us may be consis-
tent with the public good.
Respectfully,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-24

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III :, ~, t. ''e > ""eS',''' i'c'"
' ~: ~ 49, =" '1''U'''"' "
: -, '''''7 o"' w ''''F "'y o'
die business Of the club. After which
it was considered cxpadicnt to elect
dclcuatc. to thc Comfy Convnu,;o,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-24
N oIICtI
CAPITALISTS AND FARMERS

At recent meeting OF the Orangcburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Associations
The undersigned were appointed Commit,
stee to solicit Subscriptions in Shares Of $2j
each for the purpose Of Establishing Man
ufactpry Of Cotton Yarns in Orangeburu,
by Tie Machine known as ;hc Clcm,n,'s
Attachment. !! IS estimated ;!,a; Il Capital
Stock Of >S25,"00 will be su:licicn, 10 in
augura,c the Enterprise on prosperous
basis.
Subscription List, wiil he fl;nd at Mr.
Kirk RohinSon'+ Grange Sturc, tnl with
MIR. J. l.. Ilcid;man, corner Church and ST.
~. + ,S:rseis. Further information can be
obtained from those gentlemen, 81 from y17p
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IhG State CT SOuih Carolina,
ORANGEBuEG COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas.

Amanda G. Wingard, wife OF \. A. Win
gard, Plaintiff against Hattie a. l..
Weeks and others, Dclrndarts
Pursuant TO the Order OF the Court in
the above stated case, ! will sell before the
Court House, in Orangrhurg, on Monday
the ID day Of September next, during the
usual hours OF sale, the Mill and Mill Priv
ilcgcs, and Fixtures formerly belonging to
Jady Weeks deceased, aud located on that
portion OF his lands in Orangcbnrg County,
allotted, on the partition OF his Estate, To
III. ~ l.. Weeks. Terms cash.
". NJ. llutson, Master.
Angristl2, 1873. l7--3t
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ciplc, whether The Committee has
power 10 compel the appearance Of u
witness. The decision Of this ques-
ton will measure the future useful
ness of the Committee
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Gov. Hmrton has so far rccov-
cred from his illness at Spart an
burg as 70 contemplate Il tip to the
mountains !or lis more speedy and
perfect restoration.
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= l.,@art and Inspector Genera
Il. NJ. NOISE.

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e1rs MS. Y. t27%$ oEa2Ecz,
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Oramgcburg,S. G. Angus, -, 1915