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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06
For the Orangcburs Times. !
Remarks, Criticisms sc.

.M hN.tor:
"N"ty.'- Your sentiments are well
timed, and hereby endorsed. Our
people assurc,liy must appreciate
their interests sufficiently not to per-
nit any r'@h,1 ~ha'crcr to step be,
tween them and an imrcrntira duty.
namely: The protection Of their
very hca!ths:oncs.
"i." rs all Mh.y 10 hcAouca.- .-This
article i, anything but consistent; tn,
writer hiss thrown hi, banner to the
breeze, ostcns:bly, over the chasm Of
conservatism anil honesty. but I'll c
programme mapped out betrs on its
very face, the feature ofproScrption, in
this, that he wishes to entirely ignore
Il class Of those who constitute (by
his own admiSSion) portion of the
body polite. ooh consistency,
thou ART Il jewel !" A fair representa-.
ton TO oH and equal Justice to croy
man, should not only be the battle
cry inscribed on the Democratic
coIors, but Lc acted out faithfully to
the very letter. In hoc siyno rincc;-
"a"''cr MjS sian"cur1, MoH Mou ron
qncr."
"Notc&. -" C""1a1ulcs." cry
is still they come. Why not, Mr..
Editor, have Il meeting c" mosS 2 and
pass aJoiM resolution ordering y COM
y!fc rotation in Office Z" That ;s,
every m2n IN party "strut his honor
on The the stage" take his turn; even,
if Tie time be short; the ncumbcnts
VIII each one have the privilege Of
lc@is!ating 10 suit himself, regulating
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06
Triumph

Last Saturday ni&ut acgprliNI t.
previous appaiHlmy1 ,hc NraN" O.
burg Court itou*p Dew"ara.iy G'uh
met to elect delegates % the County
Convention. From the rumop$ llon.,
Ing about The streets IN cxc'tinr time
was aniicipptLd- NrlhuI:s another
failure to accomplish TIE PURPOSES ior
which the meeting ha' b2ca called.
Contrary t. lie expectations al @vGry
one the pro"c~iue:o. Saturday night
were OF N>at ,a'n, d.Gn!:l"d order
which connl"".,,) tho rr~per, ot
every member {" I'll Stub and re
suited i'll the selection d 'io.lci
which rcpr'so"t ;Wtn.n!'y Is muny
Of NE iart1' making up our p"p''a.
tlon rs VIA possible undct tie cir
c"m"iancvs. l'rMr'Pi" not dogma,
r"t, not iacilcA, an'' patriotism not
srii'shncss seem 70 haze contro!Ioi the
c".'..''et Of every member, If such Il
iaud'hic spirit continue to preva'!
among the Democrats OF our Conn ty
we need no' lear the c'ioFis.oi ihe
tns'on'st hec""sa sh2 unity oi our
party will be SO completely elected
as to leave no hope with winch these
seli-constltutcu leaders may console
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06
For the Orangcburg Timcs.]
For Representative.

E,N or OrunycbWy Times
Please announce Mr.. j. G.. Pike as
II candidate for The lower house IF
the Legislature, and oblige the MEM
bcrs of MlDpLErEN CoLoRED
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06


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cal ,or III, las, cioh,ccn months
They hav. brcu wisr .p,urb ,o hn
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with s,mc Dooocr,,. VIII, ,ro Ill.
nosrJ to h.r,Il ,Lo;r ,r..,. ,I
10 make known ,hr;r nI,ns ~ ,,,or,
tion. even before tbcy nrc rcuiv 10
execute ,hcm IN cy,ry low cn,,n,v
ore is one Or mara c,!or,J ,n.n
who posses talent sufficient 70 or
yanizc the co!urcd population and 70
kcep them 50. Indeed the proccss
OF organization i already conmcnc
ed and Vii be ccniplelcd in ;jmc
roti to cause trouble and TO offer u
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06

! JlnNS lOF DuinDle-Dcc; tnat OXfOru and
Yale had placed the science ,,of "bom-
biology in its course; that distin"
gushededu Gators we're in the habit
of dogmatically asserting the utter
and mournlul incompl,tcness ofany ed
ucation which did not include at least
the clements Of bombology; and that
i'll dnc time, as the result of this pres
sure and Of the efforts of men who
wished 10 make Il living by teaching
it, bombology had not only found
lis way into the pablic schools Of CIV.
cry State but wis universally :l.m
cd by educators as an Indispensable
part of the educational machinery.
Of course this is fanciful case, but
nevertheless it truthlully describes
the exact process by which very
many of the sciences have gottun in
20 oar schools. and colleges.
Much may DC said in favor of the
bumhlc bee. lie is inycniously con-
structcd admirably put together, dig
nlied IL his movements, IN has u
romrous way Of Announcing his
prnrn"" ti"t attracts attention. He
hHa"I! the latest Improvements, be-
lng a 9t"!n-w'ndcr, with Sclt:adjus-
ting tension and the Westinghouse
ar brake. Is *s0arantce,' to ran aycar
without repairs, to Keep Ill any eli
mate ami t" sit down on ml>chev.Hs
boys with the utmost cc!crtly and
effect. There IS nothing p.cbian
about him, and nc looks with scorn
upon those ncrccnary bees who <torc
away honey. lie challenges admlra-
hon' not upon the score OF being use
Mi to anybody, but solely Oh the
sronad OF his gorgeous make up.
Hcncc the science OF "homboI"gy y
would be a pure as distinct from
al "pp'i'd or useful science; one t"
DC studied ior the love OF Knowledge
rs maSs Of curious lntormations,
ana n"tata'l as help to any boy
VINO h"n To earn living hy hi5 ha"ds.
il won'a DC fr'"'he'' nlhe course OF
S'""y' not Oh tnc pea OF utility but
"!e'y rs Il means OF mental d'scl'
Plihe' or culture, or TO be more
exact because Ola want OF common
sense
IT. "oulu"t nc any sI"Hch CT a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06

| :
tcs to suit themselves --dccidentaly
there may be Il few patriots who will
take nothing and others, thereby will
have opportunity to lccch the treas
ury TO the awount-cvcn of Sc per
day, or hour, as the case may be.
a Journal Of the past, has tcrscly
put this interrogatory : Which will
nay the farmers best II citation in
office or rotation in crops We'll, in
my kornn-book q, Chapt. ILL.,, WIS.
l., | read, "'ro everything there is II
season, and a time to every purpose
under heaven" | have arrived
therefore at this conclusion, there Is q
'imc .ior co,,y bo,Iy To hoW gBicc, ard
Judging from thenumbcr Of aspirants,
am forced To believe am not by
any means by myself in rendering
the dcscision.
!Hooprc" -"y,iy" ~ F,,y;"
-N Gcm""y "7@.y"pins'-
HHI.H = ""I 'S'rh 'S''"'". y
began 10 eNcavaIp Sm"N
well as l thought, = may
II please your honor ) lind however
1t promises 20 assume Tue capacity OF
one on the artcs'an order. HE
pore mus progressed put i'ttle, and
yet one sn'ilins The atmosphere, does
''"' nave To havcvaryacnte oiiactor'cs
!" 'c'oc' IN "acr' "h'ch induces him
!" imagine iha' surely we are abolt
20 S'''Nc i'e -aha may DC III the
lnl't'. fe" a'$o. l'et Us c"nt'n'l c
10 SINK our '!'a'I with 'toor, energy
anu "'''p'''oh' """ III ma, pc t'at
'''''ch ''"'"'"9' '"'''M'''"" ana W'9"
'"" DC 'c'''"co 'hcf'hy' II thc
O'''''''' o''''''S"s 'o' u Pe''o' OF
over "3"' years ";'S' '""'" ""':i'S'"
""',H' F" i'""c al ohd'ScSte' mass
""" i'''' S'"oualc'l lo studehta ana
mas Only "SS'hH' IN INC !;'7s y X
'''o'''',' } inc '"rni OF Sohct'i'n5
''s'o'c. "o"'n ''Ne W hno" VIII .
nv '',lo''s'''e' II ~ - ''"' "'".
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pussy '''''' ''e''c' F'''cN '''c o. ""' from
'''o'' Wv 70 "c'' "c'' no" 10 P'"'c
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PoS'o'o">' ''c "''" Has How'll II
may "o so"'' i'5'c W Sc' ro5ues l"
''t'' i"SucS' o"C Ilc 'aI'cr p'rl OF
'"'' l'o'''''' '''' % W ''' P'''c''
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.''o'' 3 Gnu ''''''' ''o"H VIC h's' l''''I
"'' "''" ''''S' S''' s''.'''''. even II
y "'' "''"e' '"c 's"'Se '' nc 'cS'
s"N ei''''H'''' Inc Nor''' eyer saw 50
c"iic"' y. "a .. h'c" say h"'h'''5
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De'"s ''c '"'| '''S'''''l'"'' ~ 'nS 'o'aVc
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06

logical, and in the public schools
there is Il heap Of "bumble beeism"
that ought to be "honcy-beeism."-
lommunicatcd by P'oE ". A. BiJhov.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-07-06
. factory results. Wh) will speak

i"SIoiJ ic9uito' w IL VIII Spcdk
nexL2
"Lam.- Or3cr.-Jtorois In these
days Of "aspirntion," "clcctioncer-
ing" "oflico seekers" "mutural
understanding" &c, we arc at much
loss to "I'o"yS arrive at satisfactory
conclusions, coiorcd "pussum"
hard by says, 81 blcvc all dc trial
iyuStlccs IS runnln' for dc lcsi5 latur
"Gy as d""' me @"o~," dey takes no
cases now" and boss, dc '"sc"is is
gwnc t" Lar bully time, ifdcy will
Just vote Tor dem. c%''/H this
uo"h, Mr. Ed'i"r' with u piece oi
your lnrGcS', best and blacklist
c""'G'"'' 'or there Is seeming Of
white about TINS matter, but the
hhucr current Is dark, very dark
ye'' o"''"'
""S'''e "h''" /'"r or ./"'"'' Is 'r"'
JoS''Se' "hol'cf A'hd' IS " '"'f", {"
,hc, ..n,,rl I.r,, ;,,,.,,,i,. -
'no", 'l'i'N' ''''''' az" ''"'''"'! ~
aoS 'n'a.
'1"'''i'''A' N'.''"" |'|'"'#' v 9
nave seen an" heafd statements OF
'','''S f'""''5 !n IVY" instance Ill
'"iS '5''''' W '''''' "'G ''t'-'''e'' WIN
the "Clcm"n,'s att'rh:."n;' on =
small scale; which claim = net pro
fit of at least 90 per o., % the par
tics interested. Cannot our County
do something to make kin cotton
pay revenue? We thini, 80, thu
IS certainly Is much energy, business
capacity, money AMI public spirit
with us, rs in other Counties. In
ySur va!unh'e columns is Il call for
the Stockholders OF the Agricultural
aS' Metlanlcal Association to con
sider ana act on the question on next
thursday the llth inst. 1t is the
duty OF every citizen who hH+ P2"I'cf
~ A'":' We viii say II" Jung oin,her
thlnGs) to come forward ~ """c and
ass's. III putting he hnl i'll motion.
"hG''c"|f"re &r. The Article by
Dr. w. +. barton III your last is
worthy OF the rernsai OF every plan
ter. The Doctor Is one o'thc best
,,l
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JED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING

Inc Copy ono licor......... - 90
81. -hO,ttha..,..... !! 90
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
The Philadelphia Exposition.
Opening Ceremonies yesterday AT
ternoon.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-The ceremonies
incident to the opening of the International
Exhibition took place yesterday afternoon
in the building heretofore known as the
main building at the great Centennial Ex-
hibtion which was opened two years ago
The scene yesterday was very fine, the
vast building being handsomely decorated,
and visited by nearly eighteen thousand
people. 1t was notuntil nearly 3 o'clock
that the opening ceremonies began, the de-
lay being occasionea by the late arrival of
some OF the invited guests.
The ceremonies were commenced with
airs on the great Roosevelt Organ, followed
by the chorus, Lift up your heads" by the
German Societies, and short but i'm
pressive prayer was delivered by Rev. DR..
Breed; when Mr.. Henry D. Moore, Presi-
dent of the Exhibition Company, COM
meneed the formal opening of the Exhibi-
ton, and welcomed the visitors.
Hon. A. X. Mcclure, in a short address,
then introduced Hon. James G. Blaine. of
Maine. He spoke at some length, and was
frequently applauded. He was followed by
Senator Bayard, OF Delaware, and Senator
Wallace OF Pennsylvania.
Music followed by the orchestra. and the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK, May 1.-Don Cameron and
bride are at the Brevoort House.
LONDON, May 11.-Among the Sardinian's
passengers were forty orphan children des-
tined fol: domestic service in America
LONDON, May 11.-Lives lost by Sardinian
arc now put at four, and twenty-five injured.
Only few of the injured are much hurt.
BUFFALO, May 11.-Carl Manke was this
morning convicted of murder in the first
degree and sentenced to be hanged June
Goth.
LONDON, May 11.-A dispatch from Berlin
says an attempt was made to assassinate the
Emperor William to-day while returning
from drive with the Grande Duchess Of
Baden. Several shots from a revolver were
fired at him in the avenue Inter der
Linden. Nobody hurt The miscreant was
arrested
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
EVENING, MAY II, 1878.

passengers were severely injured and several
killed. Four hundred of the passengers
were landed at Derry.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from Lon
donderry states that the Gamer Sandman
has been sunk, and lies in five fathoms of
water. A steam-pump has left Liverpool
for the scene of the disaster.
GERMANY DECLINES.
BERLIN May 11-Germany has declined
the invitation of the United States to take
part in the International Coinage Congress.
COTTON OPERATIVES REsuMING.
LONDON, May 1.-THE cotton operatives
at Macclefield have resumed work on the
basis OF the five per cent. reduction.
ANOTHER SCANDAL
The Earl Desart has obtained decree of
divorce from the Countess of Desart on the
ground Of adultery with Charles Sugen,
the actor.
NOT THROUGH FRANCE.
PARIS, May 1.-THE French customs Off
GERS at Hayre have refused permission to
land arms from the United States on French
soil, intended to be transported through,
France for the Russian Government.
The Dominion.
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE IN A LEGISLATIVE BODY.
OTTAWA, ONT, May 11.-At the evening
session of the House of Commons yester-
day, most disgraceful scene was enacted.
During the debate last evening Sir John
Mcdonald charged Hon. D. A. Smith with
giving a servile support to the Government
in consideration of their promise to lease to
him (Smith) the Pembina branch of the
Canada & Pacific Railroad Smith endeav-
ored to deny the charges, and was met with
a reiteration from the opposition, DR.. Tup-
per taking lead. An amusing but disgust
ing scene ensued such erithets as liar
and coward being hurled across the floor.
The appearance OF the gentlcmanly usher
of the Black Rod at the door, to summon
the House 10 the prorogation ceremony in
the Senate, put all end to what might have
resulted in blows, the bclligerents both be
ing in most violent passion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
LATEST LOCAL.

CHERRIES in market to-day.
THE Board Of Trade failed to obtain quorum
to-day.
srxTY:FI,E deaths have been reported during
the week.
JOS A. MULLER was sent to the House of Refuge
this morning on the charge of incolrgbility.
InE Southwest End Building Association fled
articles OF incorporation to-day. Capital stock
S500,000.
THE different Police Stations were again crowded
with iodgetS last night This cool weather drives
them in
AN unsuccessful attempt was made by a mob
Thursday night to break open the MaysVille Jail
III order to lynch jerry Anderson the wife muir
derer.
THE Board of Public Works have decided to
complete the lower basin of the Eden Park rGSer-
VOlr according to plan recommended by SUPER
iptendent Warden.
TuERE are number of stereGtyped plates at the
osfce OF the Superintendent of Police, which ne
desires to find an owner for. They evidently were
stolen some months since.
JUDGE MATsoN will render his decision in the
Weber assignment case next Monday. The case is
brought to have the present assignees, Messrs
Pau and Starbuck, removed.
THERE were fifty rests at the different stations
during yesterday, and twenty-one of them were in
dlVldualS who are AnOWn to the police authorities
as crooks, or thieves. They will all be taken
care OF AT the public expense until after the Music
Festival.
SINCE George w. Iicgler has been Superintend-
ent Of Police the "Rogues' Gallery has received
many valuable additions. The pictures are CLASH
heG ana tlStelully arranged, and a complete de-
scripton OF the parties kept in record book by
Mr.. Mllar.
RESOLUTION questioning the legality of the
joint resolution of the General Assembly which
directs tnat ali the expenses of the Southern Rail
road Trustees Investigating Committee be paid
fpnI ,,f ,pit-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11

RARE TROPICAL FISHES. - One of tho
Aquarium expeditions that was dispatched
some time since to the tropics to make col
lections has returned bringing quite mum.
Der of these rare and beautiful fishes FROM
Bermuda and adjacent waters. There are
tfty-four of the vari-colored angel fishes.
nine curious cray fishes twenty black ard
twelve yellow grunts, lveschoolmasters,
a remarkable looking fish; thirteen breens,
twenty red squirrel fishes besides Xamlets,
cowpilots, Phobes and Kinds. There are
also six syllaris, or Bermuda Holsters, with
several colors; some two hundred of the
most beautiful anemoneS, and sea fan upon
which there are living pearl oysters Some
of the specimens from deep sea dredging arc
extremely rare and beautiful. With the ex-
ception of those received last year. these
fishes and marine curiosities are the 6rst
ever brought to this country. Quite nun,-
Der of them were contributed by Mr.. c. N.
Allen, our Consul at Hamilton, Bermuda.
from his preserve. The expedition was
under the charge of Prof. Fl. Haase of Ger
many.-IN. y, News, y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
Teachers Meeting.

The May meeting of the Hamilton County
Teachers Association was held in the Council
Chamber this morning. Although this was the
last meeting of the year. and an interesting pro-
gramme had been prepared, there was a light at
tendance.
The President VIM. Buckley occupied the
chair, and, after the devotional exercises by c. B.
Chase, the following programme was rendered.
College Hill.
Rcading-The Cry of the Children-Miss Hannie
Garrison, of Cheviot.
Paper-Latitude and Longitude--C. B. Chase, of
Carthage,
Papcr-J. c. Haywood, of Newtown
Papcr-Miss Julia Saule, of Springfield Town
ship
The music was furnished by the pupils of Mount
Healthy School
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
THE w EST.
Incidents and Accidents at Various
Points.


National Associated Press to the Star
CHICAGO May ia. d. Waldron Treas
urer of the village of Hyde Park, a suburb
Of this city, is found to be short in his ac-
counts some $4,000 and has only 81 900 Oil
hand. He is heavy coal dealer in this
city, and has hitherto been highly respected.
Governor Cullom has ordered a general
investigation of the public institutions of
the State, growing out of charges against
the management of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum of overcharging for clothing.
Gen. James Shields, in an interview last
night, said he had heard nothing authorita-
tive in regard to the invasion of Canada
in case England became involved in war,
but intimated that Irshnen should kecr
their own secrets and at the proper time
make "a strike that would be felt and give
them respect before the world.
Gen Shields will be rendered grand mil
tary reception at the Palmer House this
evening by the Second Regiment, assisted
by members OF the First Regiment. He
will lecture at the Tabernacle Monday
evening.
Quite sensation has been created here
within the past twenty-four hours by the
arrest of Jessie Nipple, clerk of the Palmer
House. on the charge of committing an out
rage on Mrs. Sophia c. Smith, guest of the
hotel, and the counter arrest of Mrs Smith
and her husband, A. Ogden Smith, by Hip
pie, on charge Of attempting to blaCkmail
The case came before Court yesterday
afternoon, and was dismissed, both
charges being withdrawn. Mr.. Smith ex-
plains that his wife was subject to fits of
mild insanity, and it was probable that she
was laboring under haflucination when
she made the absurd charge against Mr.
Nipple.
Drs Norvrs Mor1, nor, Don,oorotio
doiIv nanar moJo tt" itd onnaorenoa m hnro Iast
ava1n@ II is nuhistdd ,Ga h Co-nnarotiro iI,
Society If nrinters 'i'''oN y " 000f''" "'''N
u r plli','
EVANSVILLE, IND, May III; VI esterday al
nUehPort performer IN w lla'fil variety
I oHnfolila,lol' IN a'tehptlhs 10 Siool an np
pie from 1ne aga1 , Oh woman misseu Ins
irltN, m1n anu 'lle pan struck llttle poy named
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-11
Time Table Changes.


On the Little Miami Panhandle & Pennsylva-
MIA Line there will be no change of time in the
express trains. The New York Express trains will
leave Cincinnati daily, Sundays included, at $40
a. m. and $50 p. M, running through without
change, arriving in New York at 1926 a. NJ and
1915 p. H. the following day.
Trains from New York reach Cincinnati at $50
a. M, Ills a. m and 500 p. M.
Accommodation trains on the Little Miami
Division will run as heretofore, except that the
accommodation train from Columbus will arrive
in Cincinnati at 800 p. M, instead of 3l0p, H.
@saA'~ +7T OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
On and after Sunday, May 18th, trains for st.
Louis and the West will leave at 745 a. IN instead
of 7:30 a. M, and $50 p. m. instead of Ills D. m.
For Louisville and the South. will leave lat 7:4S
a. IN. and $50 p. IN. instead of 7:3O a. H. and 7:i5
p IN.
The Louisville p. m, Osgood 5 p NJ, and North
Vernon accommodation 6:30 Il. m., no change
Trains will arrive in Cincinnati from st. Louis