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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-23
Royal Medal Awarded.
From the sydney Tins.

From the Sydney Timesl
We print the following extract from the Matt
land Mercury, as it has reference to gentleman
who has been long and favorably known in this
city; he having been for many years connected
with the metropolitan press: Royal medal
has beec awarded to Mr.. Edward Reeve. of Mona
Vale, Gosford by His Majesty the Sovereign of
the Hawaiian Islands for his zeal, ability and &.
deity in the Diplomatic and Consular service of
that little island State during period extending
over more than twenty years-from the reign Of
kamehameha Ill, to the reign of Kalakaua the
First, the present King Singularly enough.
MIR. Reeve (who is now Police Magistrate of
Gosford and Brisbane Water) had. very properly.
just sent 10 his resignation of his Consular Office
as Hawaiian Consul General for Australia 10
obedience to late general order from the Impe-
rial promulgated here, in the Nelu
South Wales Gazette, on the Sd of March last.
This resignation of his Consular Office for
Foreign Power (held by virtue of an ereoudtur
from the Court Of St. James, given by Her
Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, under
Her Sign Manual and Prvy Seal, on the 18th
day OF June, 1879 had not been posted for
Honolulu more than ten days before the Cross
OF q Knight Commander of 1.-The Royal and Ma.
tioDal Order of Kaakaua the First" arrived at
Gosiord, with highly complimentary despatch,
dated the 18th OF December. 1873, from the
Minister of Foreign Relations at Honolulu, His
Excelency John M. Kapena, with a Book Of the
Statutes OF the Order, and the Insignia &C., to
accompany the necessary Letters Patent from
the Hawaiian King The reception of this un-
expected compliment has greatly pleased the nu-
merous friends Of Mr.. f. Reeve and it IS inten.
6ed we believe to exhibit the Cross and Gordon
with the Royal Letters Patiently 10 the Hawaiian
Compartment at the Sydney International Ex-
hibition, 10 September next. The decoration is
an eight pointed cross Of gold, with white and
light blue enamel; something resembling the
welEkn0wn cross of the ancient and world-re-
nowned Order Of St. John. The ribbon is Of
light blue and white, the cross being appointed
to be worn pendant therefrom round the neck
The Workmanship of the decoration (Which is
surmounted by the Hawaiian crown in goId) is
chasie and good, having an appropriate irscrip-
ton and other devices, amongst which may be
noticed a narrow gold wreath, the symbolical
puIouIou, and the Royal Feather Staff or Kahili
10 gold and red enamel. This medal is, 10 itself,
extremely curious and interesting and must be
invaluable to the recipient Mr.. Reeve but. it
being foreign decoration it, of course, confers
neither rank nor title on that gentleman, who is,
and always has been. British subject
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-23

New METHOD OF FRuIr PRESERVING There
appears TO be 70 end to the long list Of valuable
properties with which salicyic acid is to be cred
tied. The latest testimonials in its favor relate
to its power Of preserving fruit. The process as
described BY Nj. A. dal Piaz Of Klostermenburg.
near Vienna. is extremely simple, and consists in
laying the fruit IN jars Of syrup containing
small percentage of the acid. The proportions
recommended are two or three grammes of sal.
icylic acid and loo to 500 grammes of sugar 10
litre of water. No boiling or cooking Of any
kind is required. Berries and stone.fruit of all
sorts thus treated will keep good for months to.
gether, or even years. without the slightest ap-
proach to fermentation. even when the vessels
containing them are bot insecurity covered and
will preserve their natural aroma unaltered
Boiled fruit;juices will keep equally we'll with
the addition Of one gramme of the acid to every
two pounds OF the juice, and with such addition
the color OF the latter is not altered in the cook
ing. The only precaution needed is to secure
pure crystallized acid of the finest kind. for the
inferior varieties impart an unpleasant favor to
the fruit.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-23
the contest that had only just been finished
The neighborhood Of the Drift was

the contest that had only just been finished.
The neighborbood of the Drift was
% 5 sTREEN WITH ZULU DEAD,
Three hundred and 6ity-one bodies lying thick
about the barricade. more particularly at the
point where they had been repulsed with the
bayonet. The bodies further away were estima-
ted at between 600 and 700, SO that Bromhead
and Chard's company had averageu ten Zaus
killed per man. They had not only done some
thing toward wiping out the defeat at the camp,
but they had saved Greytown and Helpmakaar.
and, possibly, Natal itself; for they had clearly
checked the advance of the enemy. who could
otherwise have swarmed over the frontier. which
be has nevertheless crossed here and there 10
small parties. 1t is thought at the Cape that
every man at Rorke's Drift should have the Vic.
torla Cross, and nobody 10 London gainsays
their title to the distinction. They have covered
themselves with glory, and added another I'm
pershable laurel to the famous but unfortunate
TWENTY fourth
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-04-23
EXTRA
IC

Call and examine the
New Estey Organs and
hear them sing their
own praises; or, if you
would like a good Pr
anO for a small amount
of money, try the
MANsFELDT & NoTNI,
only $3.50 No low
priced Piano has ever
given such universal
satisfaction. Eery Pr
ano GUARANTEED to
stand any climate. If
you would like the
best piano in the world
take the w Err,
Grand, Square or Up
right price, 5000 to
$1,000. 1t has no equal.
The tone is so pure
and of such depth, you
will be charmed be-
yond measure. The
great "Strauss'' says,
Sc The Weber Piano
dst0nishes mae.''
ANY PERSON who is
about to buy a Piano,
Organ, Guitar, Banjo,
ACCORDION, Concerto
ma, HarmOnica, Violin,
Tambourine, Set of
Bones, or Harmonica
Flute, Music Box, Fife
and Drum, Flute, or
anything in the music
line, Sheet Music, In
struction Books, Song
Books, or Music Books
of any kind, will find
the best of everything
at the Music Store.
GEO. f. WELLS,
ImPOrtexs,
q No. SO FORT STREET.
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NOTICE.

HAvING PROCURED FROM COL. MAIL.
IN LARD. the welLknowu breeder Of the Hest Cattle
ana horses. the Best Formula known for Feed for
mich COWS, We are prepared TO furnish the Feed 70
those who require IT, In Quantities suit AZ so per 100
pounds As this Feed is made from She best grain
procnraoe we warrant It be all thar required
able the owner Of the Procure abundance Of
rcn milk and 70 Insure healthy food for The Par
yes wishing their own grain ground and prepared.
nese y done At short notice. sthsr fer horse fee1,
7t2 q LAME 4 CO.
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New York.

New YORK, November 1O.-Cotton steady
at 1lasallAc; futures easy. Flour dull: re.
ceipts, 20 QUO barrels; superfine western and
State s. 50a5 rs; common 10 good S5 An
s 20; good to choice, S. 76a7 Is; white wheat
extra, 50 OQa8 SO; extra Ohio Il 75a7 *!
St Louis SO OOaS 20; Minnesota patent, 81 Is
as co. Wheat quiet; receipts, $4,000 bush
e!s; unEraded sprng s. q; No. Q spring,
81 20al u; No: 2spring 81 30; No. western
81 S21G; ungraded rid, 81 25a1 40; No, 5 do
81 2Sal $751; No, 2, 81 40; ungraded amber,
81 3l}Sal 40; No. 9 amber, 81 39Hal 40; un.
graded white 81 s1I4al 40; No. q 81 ASIA
lS0; No. do, sales $1,000 bushels at 81 3Sx
al 40; No. 2 red, November, sales $4,000 bush.
els at 81 4Q1<a1 40k; December, sales l0l. OOO
bushels at 81 49al II. Rye quiet but finn
western SSa09c, Corn, demand active: re.
ceipts, 1000 bushels; ungraded, 6SI<a59I<c:
No. 8, 66c; steamer, &c; No. 9, 6S3<a59c; low
mixed 62c; round yellow, Csc; No, 2 yhits.
G1Hc; M. 2, November, 6s5iu; December
60Xc. Oats IN fair demand; teceipts ia IN
bushels; western mixed 43Aa44c; white wsst.
ern 4Sa4Sc. Hay IN good demand at S6c
Hops, demand fair and market llrm. CoIisr
outlet aud unchanged. Sugar dull and IN.
changed; fair to good refining sKa0c. MoISs.
Ses dull and nominal. Rice steady and II
f.ir demand. TalloY firm at INa7Xc, ROM
dHil al 81 FSal sU. THrPentlne ilrmer at 4Oc
Eggs, nominally unchanged. Pork weak,
mess $40 S5all 90. Beef quiet but firm. Cut
meats steady; long clear SO 90; short oleai
SO Is. Lard weak; prime steam 81 lOa7 lgII
Butter quiet but firm; western lSa4Oc, Wins
Ky nominal at 81 u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

PRrL4pELrHlA, November lO.-Flour-No
speculation or export demand; Minnesota
extra family, medium to fancy So 25a8 IS +;
Minnesota patent s. 00ts 30. Rye Flour
Quiet at IS 626a5 rs. Wheat-Firmer: re.
jectod track 81 80; No. 2 red western eieya,
tor S. 3sH; No. 2 red, spot and November,
s. 50 bid 81 40 asked; December, 81 42 bid;
81 4Sh asked; January, 81 45 bid; 81 Az
asked. Corn-Demand fair, market firm
western low mixed, track, 66]fa671Ifc; higt
mixed do. $50; western mixed, 6Sa54c; sail
mixed, spot and November, sic bid; 81 asked
December $50 bid; SIC asked; January, IS,
bid 6sc asked. oats-Quist; mixed 4Ia42IIfc
white 4Sa44nc. Provisions Pork
Mess $ll 5OAl2 90. Hams Smoked OK,
l01Sc; picked. sa0c. I.ard-7IsG7I<c, But
ter-Stitf; creamery extra S7aSsc; New Yorl
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 2ia25c
Western Reserve extra 27a2sc good 10 choic
2Sa95p. Eggs arm; western, 2la22c. Chees
dull; wcste II creamery 12ISal3c; good IKE
Whisky firm; western 81 nv.
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Raitimore.

BALTIMORE, November TO- Flour-Q Quiet /;
western superlne, s. 75a6 25; do extra, Is rs
a0 25; do family, 80 5Oa1 %. Wheat-West-
ern quiet but firm; No. 2 western winter red,
81 42I{al 4SN; January 81 4Sal iSK. Corn
-WesttEn dull; western yellow 59aSSc; west
ern, SPOT and November, b5a55I<c; December,
67Iic; January, 4fjfa4sc; steamer 4Sc. oats
White 4Sallc; do mixed Seattle. Hay
Steady prime 70 choice Sl6 ooa1s co. Proyi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

EAST LiBERTY. erlO-CArrLE-Re
celpts since and including Friday last 1850,
head Of through, and 1902 for this market
total for tue week ending this day l,O63 head
Of through, and 3,9l7 head Of local, against
1851 head Of through and 1884 head oflocal
the week before. The supply for this week.
sales 80 far islighter than for the four weeks
past but isfully equal to the demand. The
quality Is generally common to medium
Win very few good. The market shows d
prices are so unsteady that We can't make
reliable quotations.
Hoos-Receipts 2O.1s5 head total for the
week 81. $50 head against S3,075 head last
week Workers IS 6OaS 90; Philadelphia
sHEEP-Receipts 1000 head total for the
week 1850 head, against same last week /;
selling very slow, prices 50 60al 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
Good for Bahies.

We arc pleased to say that our baby
was permanently cured Of serious pro-
tracted irregularity Of the bowels by the
use oiHop BitteB by its mother, which at
tho same time restored her 10 perfect
health and strength.-The Parents, Uni
yersity avenue, Rochester, N. Y. See an.
other column.
For sale by Laughlin R.os. & Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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slons-Firm and steady. Ness Pork, $ll 60.
Pulk Meats loose, none IN market; packed
SHOULDER, u 80; clear rib Sides exc Bacon
Shoulders, &c; clear rib sides, SIC. Hams
lOallc. Lard. refined IN tierces 7l{c, Butter
Active at 2oaS0c. Eggs-Quiet iat 2la22c,
CIotiee-Quiet; RIO cargoes, i4al7SIc. Sugar.
Firm; A soft, l0SsalOHc. Whlsky-Quiet Of
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T0f6uo.

TOLEDO. November 10-Wheat Quiet but
S,tteadyi No ! white Michigan, 81 Is; amber
Mioniean, spot, and November 81 251S; Decem.
e ger Sd i,ZEs%; January 81 S2S; western amber
u 1H; NO. amber Illinois 81 %. Corn
sIsaGyi niGn mixed' l6ci new Axe No.
white, new, 4Tc. Oats dull and nominal
Clovernominal prime Is IS asked, SIS 80 bid,
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New York Dry Goods Ararke,.

NEW YoRK, November lo.-cottop goods
in good demand and very firm for several
makes: Atlantic brown sheetings are adj.
vanoed by agents. Prints 10 better demand
and iirm. Dress goods doing well and stocks
light Spring w6olens in steady request and
1rm. Heavy woolens In fair demand, Shirt
and drawers well sold up and [irm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

CNCrSEArr. November 1O.-Cotton-steadv
at11Hc. Flour-Dull but firm Al AZ S5sG ~
Wheat-Dull and nominal: No. 3 red oSa' f iii
2Oal rs. CONFIRM at 4Sa14c. nav sar
S6aSIc. oats-steady at SSaS4c. Rye-DnlI .
NO; = 7aaSOc. Barley Quiet but firm M,
spring 92a95c. Pork-Dull and nominal az
sl0 60all 90. Lard--.Strong and higher a.
" 5oa6 G2h Bulk meats-Quiet: shoulder
nall cured SNc; short clear 6sES5Nc. Bacon
Juliet; shoulders Axe; short clear SIC,
Hams-6c. Whlsky-Steady ats or Bntter
@Dalli fancy creamery 33aS5c; choice dairy
soazic; western Reserve extra 23a25c: fine
central Set Ohio 2Oa22c. Linseed 0il-Steady at
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=, saEEF-Receipts GOO head; weak large offer.
New Orleans Marker.

NEW qREFANa, November lO.-Coifee-Dall,
weak and lover; Rio cargoes ordinary to-
prime l4al7Ec. Sugar-In fair demand but
az lower rates; inferior to good common Ia
Isc; common y good common SaS &c; yellow
clarified s%aOAc. Molasses-C Common S5a3sc
Iriingal SOa42ci fair 4Oa42c, Rice-In
good demand at full prices; Louisiana ordi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
petroleum Market.

prrrsBuRaH, November TO- PETROLEUM =
Dull; crude, 9Sc Of Parker's for shipment; re-
fined 40 for Philadelphia delivery.
oiLCtTY, November ELECTROMAGNETIC
ket opened dull with sales at 0Oc and declin.
ed to sO9Sc, advanced and closed at 00c Nd
tor Old; Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging
4GOOO barrels. Transactions 100000 barFels'
ed IlSa7Nd. ''
fined I0Nf. -''-
Dull refined nc,
NEW YoRE, November lO.-PErRoLEUM-
quiet but steady; United 9oc; crude GlEa
7kc: refined INC, va"
n B;!ALTINoaI, November lO.-PErRoLEuM-
DULL crude 6kc, refined 7Xc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
ChICaEo OarIle Marss,.

oHIc4eo, November 10. The Drovers'
dHa6oes-Keceipts 10000 head; shipment.
o,Ug9 head. Scarce heavy grades cents hiph.
err light shipping s. 65aS 60; LIGHT packfnp
" 6OaS 20; good heavy shipping IS 70aS %.
CArTIE-Receipts 5000 head: shipment,
I,l6O head dull and nominal ali ronnd.
le s; SSd at % 5oa2 co. good cows s. 25 pens
,n saEEP-Receipts oOOhead; weak; large offer.
: A London cable says Prices are a shade
higher on everything to-day. >''
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NEW ORLEANS, November lO.-Cotton-Ac.
tive and shade higher; middling lNc; low
90 lO%c; good ordinary 1880. Net receipts
IS,s4o bales; gross, 1889 bales. Exports
France, l2lSl: continent 400; coastwIse,
l,s2. Sales, 1900. Stock, 2l2,lSl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

ClScIESATI, November 1O.-Hogs-steady;
common So SOa3 40: light S. 45a3 Is; packing
- 6OaS 70; butchers grades s. 75a3 SIS. Re.
ceipts, 800 head; shipments, 40 hend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study; text-boOEs furnished
at cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers az
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tember I'd, 1870.
SoeFor catalogues and other Information apply
70 the PrUaident J. r. Thompson, MorERnt61r,
West Va. Aui
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SUFFERERS E ES.t A EH.rss Dssss aniGy
YlgOF, SyPhlIla, q 1nE
i0Elu q dt.aaaa, cared u Tho Old WISTERh
SiS,6Sff. y ~ oaly IiIS ana reliable remedies
T0 0iaafHs uaail cared. Call o. WTite for free
slSlG. ChAEEag Low. Half rates 90 the
pG4S. oosdaS
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IN THIS ago Of Commerce and In these go-a-heaa
:Atmes, the pressing demand Is for thoroughly
trained men for business our Institution Offers M.
surpassed facilities 70 young and middle aged men
Ior obtaining Practical Education. A short time
only ID required 70 complete the eoune Of study.
ExpepteSlIght Individual instruction Students ~,
enter q any tina. No yAeAtlouL For circular
addrea p. DUFF d SONS, Pittsburgh.
- pufs Bookkeeping, publi.hed BY Harper
On the science publlih6d. 4 work for bankerS
railroads business men and practical accountSntS
Prieei $500, postage % centS ''''''''''
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LOTTERIES.

Authorized BY he Commonwealth Of Kb
.lth -.
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RoS0K AND JOB PRINTING-ATT THE
tt0s!p ny lntell!seneer job Once you can al al
a. ~. book and Job Printing on shortest notlcS
As 4oNest price and In the best Itylo Of The nj
Mo-. Is and q Fourteenth 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11
Financial and Commercial.
Money Fay Governments Quiet Stocks
Buuyaat.
Flour HominnIIy Unehanged-Wheat Ac
tive aud IIgher-PFoyisions Higher.


New YoRK. NovemberiO.- MoNEY-Loaned
as high as per cent per annum and lie pei
tile paper Oa7 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at 81 80. Sight exchange II SO.
GovERNMRNrs-Quiet and firm, except for
Issues OF 1881, which were Y lower than Sat.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN. nj

PlToITSs,BHURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST,
I LOUIS RAiLWAY-PAN HANDLE ROUrE,
Ia Ga!
Time Table East and West NoyembSr mn iS7o
tains le1ye Pan Handle Depot, FOOT d Eleysnth
oliCs. near FuDue Landing, daily except sunday, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

cbIs:na ~ os saturday night mas no CONNECTION Tor
on r Nj man. Palace Dving Room and ssspns Can
TSe CONNECTIONS are made for all points ou.h and
ole route Tor ooloniStS and per1onS %oTinV ~ m
'~' NEST and 70 whom particular attention d GIVEN.
". MsaEIEILING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
~'' $50 a. m, I,60p m
Ta.r.. MI, IrlAdelphta Accommodation,
fTIck.,. a. m. 500 D. m.
nMaS HH % AZ principal points on ale Gt Depot.
Vnee open at all hour during The day. sFS''
information TO the travelling public cheerfully R,yep
D n nr,yp,rt . ": N. CLEMENTS, N, Of T,
NIL Il DEHRlEe, Gonl Agent, Wheeling.
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lam an leaving Columbus at $40 P. u and 6s0 a. n.
Sa oy Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
except sunday q SO r. NJ, With IleOplng car
PS-tha ~ Etiylng IN ChicAgo Of $50 ne1t morning.
Ticket omee, Columb1s, - SIl"H OeP"'
,h raii%ann Palace DraWing Room Sleeping cus
pSIIaS Without change from stebanvllfe fast 70
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81 IouiS.
Eos tnIeaSh Tickets, Baggage Checks, sleeping CaI
,cITn9aod9u1G. and any further Information, apply
9.S ne III ~. sELLkVlLLE, Ticket Agent IL Pan
.aaie gePot, foot Of Eleventh street. or at CITY
oeketomee under MeLura House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
VI os SS1I1 Manager, Columbus, o.
min eOn'l Pas and Ticket Agent cOIumsus, O.
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Express

&titeAstls oda,ion-I aov,. RoIl.t.1 :. a.
NJ Bridgeport 500 p. nj arrive Al ssnhS, an, -
~ ~ ieaNea steubeuVllle Rt $50 q, In. ana a.
"a Shtldgepo5t At SIS, and BellalrS n a M
thrIT yeS,Il Aecommodation 10 addition 10
Fssr1 1e:ii0"inS trips between BeaiTo and aaTtnS
Bridgeport to AAEt!n's Ferry. .........~.1oos a. m.
I" B.IIaI,o "''''''....... los p. m.
ite''''.'.'....,.........a.1l. 30 q, m.
ltnnnI,. - .....,....,.,,,,,,,,,,, g. 46 n M
SiiHIP pp when required al sherman HoIse Etpa.
Hi H. West Wheeling and Gravel Hili. 's' -i''As'
Tickets and Baggage Checks IA III 1r,rcn,I ,,0,u,.
oss n ~ Wet can DO procured At dc fiefSt
ia FIR MYERs,
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RELIolous DRIrr AND DISCUSSION

Rev. Mr.. swopo, of St. Matthews
Church, this city, gave his people TO un-
derstand on Sunday last that he must
have more co-operators in his Sunday
school work or be would close the school
and lat the childran on elsewheye
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.nnnrnIEs ANp IopAceos.

MAPLE SYRUP,
NJ /, qa.h, h'ii-s'li'n and 'AlISe ' sSyr T''-
= fI-fU. - - - -
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Tilden ana Ewing.

Tilden has undoubted and uncom-
promising strength among the people.
lie is stronger today among the mas.
ses of the people, two to one, than he
is among the poRt iciahs. We doubt
whether any aspirant could beat him
in Kentucky, and, if Robinson carries
New York in November, all the poll
ticians on earth couldn't beat bin for
the first place on the ticket in 1880
And, if Ewing lifts Ohio out Of the
Radical ruts, the ticket ought to, will
be and shall DC, Iii,ien and Ewing
Irinccton (ky.) Banner.
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.MQTIGEs
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

ORANGEBGRG COUNTY.
- Gtange5urg, S. c., Sept. 18th 1879
We hereby notify all persons not to re-
move any sand or dirt from the public
highways in the County, and ifany person
or persons is found violating this order they
wili.be dealt with according to law.
n. n. HAYDEN,
chairman Board County Commissioners
sept 10 2t
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Come! Come! Come !!! Come!!!!

Ye a madens great and small,
The young, the old, the gay and all
TO WALKERS GROCERY repair
And get al you wish for, there
His TEA and COFFEE can't be beat,
His SUGAR r is sincerely sweet
His BACON and his HAMS nice,
And sold always at the LOWEST PRICE,
No other kind you'll chew,
If his TOBACCO your view,
Ard all will bless their happy stars.
Who chance to smoak his fine SIGGARS.
And if you'd feel his sovereign power
just try his delightful FLOUR.
Since he a GROCERY has begun,
His GOODS are all A NUMBER ONE
Then tell it to the young and old s-sz
lie will not eer be UNDER SOLD.
Stay not to hear boastful talker,
But call and get your GOODS from w A T X FR
Wait not until you all get poorer,
Come and be served by ALB l.. MOORER
ho. to his cordial country friends, RI
GENERAL l. invitation sends.
And WARREN GARDNE Err too, socits
Your kind attention and your visits
And A. B. WALKER boss of ALL
Signs his greeting to the call
A B WALKER
NhamPlOn Grocer Of Modern Tinaea.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-10
NOTICE
n 9TH dIEo

In consequence of the appointment of
Thomas w. Glover rs Master, the partner
ship of GLOVER & GLOVER was dissolve
cd by mutual consent August 18th, 1870.
MORT1ME ER GLOVER will continue the
practice OF law separately at No. Law.
Range.
JULIUS GLOVER will cuntinnre the
practice of law separately at No. 3 Law
Range.
THOMAS w. GLOVER,
MORTIMER GLOVER,
JULIUS GLOVER.
Orangcburg, S. G.
sept 10 it