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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18

befeRtat wurbe. Bi9renb bes san,su
usterf fals battsn bic @&ippewd tsinen
Qaut pom f9 seesben, unb iebt erf, ba er
p0llts pebrlos war, nstote elmer berltltsn
fidt au t6m nisber.
sDir lolen ben Man fansen, weldsr
btr Jrau bic 3inhfr 1tabl, Ipra& er In &c.
brchenem gnslilh. @ir ftlaeen eud
nidt tobt brinssn eu& nur nad Mad,
nam : es 1T uns befoblen wsrbtn unp mir
mahen 20 ttun.
Damn luben fe ttn auf ibre S&ulttrn,
bic @thtuns mad btm Stranbe eln14la.
seno. Nuf ibrsn Nnruf ndterte f& bas
sr6bsre Canoe, unb naGbem Ge itrsn &c.
fanssnen in pasl.lbe nieberaelest tattsn,
rubtrte Der i'm bewa4tnot Stippemd mie>
osr eint @trsde auf ben see binaus.
Die orei iuneen Manner, wslae bic
itnsn iiblrtrusene Nufsube IA piiuetlt& &c.
lSf batten, besaten fd eilisR mad Der
QiGtune 3uriid, auf melter bic Greientfe
unterbsf1en tbren laneiamen gerlauf &C..
nommer tatten. -
Der Sag eraute bsreits, ais SotnnY,
FA Don 3sllmtS trennenb, fret aber bic
ei&tuns ldrttt unb, bic ga@le auf Der
Shultsr, In bic Blodbutte eintrat.
Sd tomme ron Madinau, beantw ertete
er bic unwiriatu 5rae.n Der Mdnner, bic
eten Int Beoriif, f& Der @ute binsuseten,
unb Id bente, es 1T ttine quite giaari4t,
mslde Id nit beriterbrinse. SIR feb
mir 10 sisi wertt wie Mustre, unb ID ser-
fpraa uiat ~ ptrlawsioeu, mas t6 iab.
(8aytftbung fulst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18

Gtme erftaanlttbe xbatiadbe.
Gin GROCER She'll bee amerilaalhsn 8olfes
ftirbt isbt en- Dsspspta ober Ia Jolse e..
ner i&ls&tsn Qsber. Diele 1batla&e III
fetr ~ betlaSen, ba bur@ bief, &tanfbei.
ten bas etben. oas Greuoe unb Dtrsndsen
Sewabren lellte, perbtttsrt wirp. Wenn
Str Guer Torurttei( te: Gsite tsBt, 70
tann bufar lsiai Nbbllfe seldaft werosn.
NeAmet ben Natb Der DrussiRen unp Gu.
rer Greanoe an unb sebrauHt cine Blai&e
pcn Wrsens Nu0u( Glowsr. Cure l&nsqe
6ftluns II Fdfr. Milltonen pom Glal&sp
bieler Mseilin fnb perfAsnlt weroen uno
im'ser marsu bic Nefultate Der Dirtuns
sanfts. Cine prossFaf&e toRet 10 Ste.
Dret Dolen bsilsn ben l&limm1ea Gaq
aue Drassiaen Serlaaiea bic Mebi,in.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18

Der Uerein 6eloetia bat In ieiner Ser.
!ammlan8 BON IL. Getruar folsenbe 8e.
f4liite oneenommen:
@ir anersennen unb bebauern, bab mir
burd ben Eoo bee 9errn Q. Wrs6enbo4er.
eines unierer beifen Mitolieber perIoren
boben. 20ir betrauern ieinen Nerlulf ols
ben zines sewiiienbaften une porlorsiiden
TamilienDaters, eiaes itren9 re4tliaen
uqs strenhatten Bar8ers unp eines 3u.
perldiFSen Treunbes.
Wir beseu8en hermit ber trauernben
Tamilie oes ger1orbenen unfer tiefifes
Beiteio, une perorbneu, bas Elm
Hlatt in unierem Hrototoll leinem Gnben.
ten seriomet werbe unb ba6 bie(e go.
iHlaHe in ben bieiiseu 9eitunsen putlisirt
Nnb Der 1amilis cine AbfArift mitsetbeilt
werbe. Das Gcmite.
s. 8. Boebarb.
p. 8aumberser.
y. Stuber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18
= eT a .,
1tnfere 'etaatsleaiSlatur. .

1tnfere StaatSleSiSlatur.
Mufin, Is. Gtb. SIN @snat wurb
san(tls itsr cine gia beriatet, mel&
gericrae far BE S4ulen fir bas Sab,
1879 trift unb eine Bemilisuns pos
$4l5, 900 serf&ldst. Gtne ns9rfanbis'
8erbanpluns fanb aatt iiter einen Bsritt
Der ft In Der q. q. befanb unb bic CT
natsperb rbanblunsen bstrat man wolte aus
finbis MAIDEN, auf wetAtm Wese ber Rs
| porter su 1einsr Snformation sstommsr
mar. Der einsiB sernanftise gorldlal
wabren bitierDsbatte Tam BON MeGuac9;
Ct iaete Das 2eben III tur,, I'M bsfsn
Sale mstrere Dubenb SABRE. Die 9ssis'
latnr.Sibune 1T tur3, nur 90 Sage lang.
0aBt uns batter NIT Der SaAe aufbSren
unb fiir ben @taat arbsttsn. - SIN 6aule
wuroe sin BeiGlub einsebraat, bab BIZ
ab salorsm Stsuer 373 Gent niht iiber'
iteissn unp 1000 Dollar Gintommen
BON Der Gintommenifeuer be,reit ietn fol.
len. Denasipse piin}Ht eine Quarantai.
ne seeen Msrilo trri&tet 3u }eben, IN, sas
Gtnl@leppen amfsdenber &rantbsiten su
serbinbera. Stewart wiq bic prdeelfrafs
fur ben 0ieboiebfabl einfabrtn. Der
Ssnat natm bic Biu an, wel9e ben eet.
FERN Der 6fentlt9en s&ulsn ben @ebalt
fur swet Monate sewabrt.
= Sn Dallas lam Elm Saufmann bon
ct. 2ouis an, benz iein 3ebnidbrtser
Sobn entlaufen mar. Gr fanb benielben
bier. Gin Dianobinbler, 5. s. Bal.
brop, murbe perbaftet mesen @ri4wtube.
lung BON @elb.
Sn Drnan murbe elm Tarbiser,
@5etiel 1rablep .wesen Worb gam Eooe
perurtbeilt.
= Sn Burnett County bate man ei.
nen Yoftreiber in bic Sail Seitedt, tppfar
berielbe iebt bas Gountp perilast.
- Bon 6latonia merbeu Diele Neu.
bauten beridtet.
- Sn Rodbale uollte gonlfable Ncr.
man einen Ufann gRamens Butler per.l
baftea. Dieter i&oe auf Jpn, Nornran
ermieberte ben @4ub unb uermunbete
8nttter berartis, tue cine ieiner 9dnbe
amputirt iverben mubte.
ex-governor Yeafe bat ieinen Soften
in @nlpeifcn ale 3oabuus. Collector iiber.
ncmn,en. 3wei farbise 3naben ma9ten
f4 ben Spab, bic 3leiber eiuss ldla.
fenoen 3ameraben nit @afoline 3u be.
ftreiden unb bann au,ujinben. Der
&nabe entrann nit fnapper Notb benz
Verbrennen, bic beipen unbolbe ipurben
Sertaftet.
-Sn Tpler bat man einise @dulen
eeidlonen; ba ii1 in eer lm0eeenb ber.
felten 3u eiete Yantber aufbultsu.
= in 5ouiton betlast man li& aber
bas Mn3anben Der Yrairien, iosar in
einsefenatem Qunbe 1T biefes Berbredeu
be9an0en trorben.
= in 2odbart 1T man eiiris belddf.
ti8t, ben beim lebten 9turm peruria&ten
Staeen ausjubeGern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18
6hmSmliheu. f,onfen stinberu

SAwd4li6en, flanlen 9inbern,
rpelde an 9uiten unb GrtSltuns leioen,
BON ben sew0bnli&en 6ufenmitteln elm.
auseben, 1T mi4t rattfuni. ta bieie Hrs.
pqrote meiheas narlotiide Subfian3ea
sntbaltsn. wel&e auf bic i&wd&li6en
&onltttution ber 3leinen i&dblid wirien.
@ebet ibnen Or. Gueut RSnies
s 9ambur9er Bruftbee, ietne
Yatent. .ysebi,in, ipnbern eiu einfa&es,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-02-18

aus ben beifen Rrdutern 3nlan.mense.
iettes, Taulenben betanntes Wfittel, pel'
DIES auf bic 5arteite Gonititutirn beilenb
uno itdrtenb tpirft.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WNFNI 7 ~ Nh LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE


On aud after April -. 1879
Trains leave New York. Via DesbTosses and Cortland.
Street Ferries a. follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached 4. NJ. and 50
T. VI. daily
For Wilhamsport, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie ats 80
7. NJ, connecting At Cory for ntusVille Petroleum
Centre, and the oil Regions Willamsport aud Lock
Haven. Y A. NJ.
Balumore, Washington. and the South Limited Wash
inston Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily excep:
SUNDAY. 10 VI arrive Washington f.l2 z II Rcgu.
lar al 80 and $40 4 VI and iuP NJ Sunday. 43U
daN
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 1880 90 40 Limited
l. $3.50, 4, >. q 80, $50. and 10 I. NJ sun
day. I 80 and A VI. 3, q. 30 80, and 10 T. NJ Emi
grant and second class. 80 4
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains AZ jersey CIV anording a speedy and direct
transfer tor BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 80 10 40 NJ 1910
NJ daily. 6 80 A NJ q 20 r daily except Monday
From Washington aud Baltimore. u 80 A VI 2 10
as. 1910 p N. sunday q 50 4 NJ and 1910 NJ
From Phadcli hia. 430. q 90 . a. 10 90 II 80 A "
2. 80 .5o. 8 20 3 80 and 1910 + NJ sunday. $50
9 80. l0+n II 80 A. NJ. q. ~. lO;lOP.M
Ticket Ohiccs 326 ana pa Broadway, I Aston House
and foot of Drsbrosscs and COrtHndt st Court and
Br9okEn A9nsN Depot loot O. Fulton = BROOKLYN IA
FRANK THOMSON. l. y FARMER
General ManAger. Gen'l Passenger AGENT
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d0latebrs ano srtu..rp.

DIAMON d., WATCHES. AND JEwRLRY,
anu sold w o IISfS 3D. S SS az sSls aud
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at5P. NJ Sunday for Boston Worcester, Portland Ac.
Nj ETROPOLITAN ELEVATED Kali

~
at5P. NJ Sunday for Boston, Worcester, Portland &c.
Nj METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
Nl WAl.-Open from $50 A. NJ 10 ~ p " Rector
street-Neares point Tor Wall street Ferry and
with cars for South Ferry CortlAndt sreet-NeAres
point for jersey city and Communipaw ferries Park
plaee-Nearest point for Post once, City Hail. aud Bar.
clay street Ferry 10 Hohokcn Chambers street-Near
est point TOT favona and Enc Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand srcet-Neares point for Desbrosses Street
Ferry 10 Jersey CITY and connects with cars Tor Des
broses ana East Grand street ferries Blocker
Connects with cars Tor east and west Eighth street
Nearest point Tor Chnstopher street Ferry HOboken
CONNECTING with cars Tor Christopher and East Tenth
street ferries Fourteen nth scetNearest ONT to Onion
sqpar; MalAek and Lyesum Theatres, Academy oi
Music. Irving aud Tammauy Halls connecting with cars
Tor East Twenty third and rwenytourth Street ferries
IW ntNthfd srcet-Nvarest point 10 Booths 81 James
aud Pafk Theatres. Grand Opera HOUSE Ginnres Gar.
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty third street Perry
to Jersey CITY Thrty.thrd strcct-Nearest point 70
standard. Broadway and fith Avenue Theatres Aqua.
rum and san Francisco Minstrls Connecting with cars
for Meehawken Ferry. Forty-second street-Connects
with New York Transfer Company cabs Grand cen.
trial Depot fueth street fity-eght street-C onnect.
lux with Of Belt Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park. Fifty third and Eighth avenue
For uptown trains take side stations For down.
iowa trains take west side stations Trains will run
3sth ct and 9th and 53d and sth AV alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours 80 and 80
A NJ, and and r. NJ, when the iare is 3 cents
NJ Van BEOCKLIS Supertnte nlrnt
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOLlTE sAFETY.

on AND AFTER APRIL % 1879
Express Trains leave New York via and Cort
landt Street Ferries, follows
I 81 73l 500 40 Limited II A. NJ 1 q 40 4 s a
- 81. aud 10 T. NJ Sundays, 80 and . A. NJ 5, 0,
80, -, and 10 T.. NJ.
Boats OF "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans az Jersey CITY annriug a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia - .Ol 800 s55 T.
81, :, 81, and II NJ u.mitcd Express 80 p N J.
=. I, $50, 7. and 7.a5 T. NJ ON Sunday ~ OI g.2O,
50, <. 80 NJ I. 731 =. "
Ticket OfiCe~, b96 ANA Ntt broadway 1 Astor House
and foot Of Deshrosses and CurtlAndt Court 81 and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn; ia
ll6, and lis Hudson st. IObuken: Depot Jerssv civ
kmlgIant Ticket ohce Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER
hehefh Manager den' Passenger Agent
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klrrsunal aotuss.

wanted concerning the heirs OF
Mary l.. Lee, otherwise known Mary L. r. Stebbins
Otherwise known as Mary Ann l. r. Cornell formerly
o. New YORK lily but late Of San Francisco, Cal now
Pine Al. Nav York
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IL. cream.

EpnsEI,L's Ice Cream. 81 per gallon delivered.
frlee reduced; best in the city quart for soc
Al our saloon u Dibs HouSs obDoslts csoRsr Insas
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StrambJats ano Rallruaos.

TROY BOATs.-CITIZENS LINE-New
n. steamers Saratola and CITY OF Troy leave Pier a.
n R loot Of Leroy st. daily except Saturday at p NJ.
for Troy and all points North and West
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Cost ano founo.

/ OST-on Friday afternoon. May 9, 1879 in the vi.
enly OF the stock Exchange. 40 shar,s Northwest
81 plrleped stock, ceruhcae No O22.7l4 name Of
l. scott certhcate No O2ju17. in uf as Gould
suitable reward Will be pAid upon their return to
y. NJ. LOCKWOOD co.
Exchange court
New York
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TO PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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tnRnfIal.

ctnRntnl.
OFFICE OF THENEW YORK MUTUAL
~ GAsLlGHT COMPANY, New York. MAY w. 1870
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tins company
for the election VI directors aud inspectors will be held at
the office Of the company TUESDAY. MAY 20 next
tween the hours oi ~ and The transfer hooks
will be closed from May 10 the 10Th inclusive BY or
der Of the Board CHARLES PLACE Secretary
WELLS. FARGO a. Co, 90 Broadway
w Buy ami sell Mining Stocks and other Pacific
securities; sell Exchange Telegrnphc Transfers and
Credits available throughout the West and Europe and
the World.
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sicust Furnishing.
A -J0uN LYNCH HAS THE CHEAPEST FUR
"A. NlllRE, CARPET, BEDDING, STOVES &C Gc
~ me city. stock can he seen aud examined al as8
iiik % second door below ?siI and WEST
ST WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
A A. I" HAUMANN.-IMMEN KEDUC.
- iloNS IN iurmiurr, carpets, and bedding Weekly
anu WohlhN insallments The largest establishment Of
us Alnd IN The city a2 and 18th av seth St
FURNITURE, carpets, bedding &c for cash or
weekly or monthly payments
OFARRElLS, 267 Bowery near Houston ST
GREAT REDUCTION IN prices of Furniture
~ CARPETS Bedding, stoves, &C, tor cash or weekly
and monthly payments, at E
SPIES BROTHERS., corner Chatham and Pearl sta
IMMENSE REDUCTION in prices Of furniture
monthly payments -
cowPERrhwAlr co IS. lS5 and 1877 Chathamst
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Consultation for Chrome Diseases of the skin and
Scalp, especially " women and children II Madison av
MARY =. JOssELYN. " ID
The Cur1CuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter Chemists and Druggists $50 Nashnxton st. Bos
ton, Mass, and are for sale by all druggist Price
OF CUIiCURA. small boxes. 80 cents; large boxes.
tanning two and onehalf times the quantity Of small
81 REsOLVENT. 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP. IS
cents per cake By mall 30 cents. cakes, 10 cents
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arrrtistrp.

OM and our s. Of teeth; open day and wen
" ing Eighth Avenue Dental Association Sf0 9Th Av
EXTRAOTING q, use nlng Soc sets q; teeth re-.
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Copies Of the above letter have been received
In New York lately and the subject has awak-
encd as much Indignation among the Methodist
ministers us the PRONUNCIATION OF tho order in
New Orleans that the cclored churches must be
closed AZ ~ o'clock. The first intimation of the
assault upon tho Rev. Dr. l. G. Pollard and the
Rev. W. N. Todd was received by Bishop Harris
in letter from the Rev. A. W. Decker OF Little
Rock. soon after it was perpetratsd; but the
facts were meagre. Bishop Harris appointed
the Row. Dr. Pollard Presiding Elder about
four years ago, and he asked Bishop Andrews
10 nppOinr him Presiding Elder OF the Colored
Conler"nte Of the Littl" Rock District when two
Confer"nc,s were formed by division.
know he Rev. Dr. Pollard very well.
Bishop Harris said Yesterday. and am con
ndeni that what ho says Ia that communication
Is the truth. ! know TINT he is an upright and
truthful man, and as brave MS a lion. | think
thar he is q naive Of Arkansas. He was edu-
caied in the Garrett Theological Seminary Of
the Nnrtl western University in Chicago. The
Rev. W VI eodd did not know. AS far as
can Hs"cTtnin no was "A young colored preacher
who tried TO work ~ field that had not been
entered before. HIS first experience must have
Another distinguished Bishop said: Various
accounts ol THIS HTdir have appeared. aud
DOW Dr. Pollard hus written the true account.
~ ABOUT tine same time. A rolored preacher,
on his way home. WAS waylaid and shot.
Ihn motive TINT ucmnted the assallants is
the same rs that which led to the prOmulga-
tion Of tlio chur"h-rlus!ng order in New Or
leans This Week / received a letter from a
col9red, preacher in New Orleans who had been
ordered "a close his riurch Ht go o'clock. The
order was signed BY order OF the Regulators
TO keep the co,Or"d people down to almost tho
Same condition ns That in which they were
500 what action III" Church can take on the as
s9ut, but ! anticipate that action on the
communicating order VIII be- taken"
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Rrn,u6als.
gral G statt.

tur SAT- auo 90 Get
DEsT HOUSE In city for boarde rs or dodgers owner
~ wll gnaranee 800, Will sell for $500; balance
time. 90 West 27th St
TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS
LAWYERS or AGENTA
SEVERAL OFFICES.
steAurheated and well lighted. on the
SECOND STORY OF
THE sun BUILDING.
Corner Nassau and Frankfort sta
RENT LOW.
These premises overlook Printing House Square. the
City Hall Park, Post ofee, and the Courts
Apply at
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE OF THE sun
ITO LET-Room kuchen and bedroom: rents a. ~
Il 81 per month. HENRY W BAILEY. $3.50 Bruone st.
CHA MONTH.-Neat twostory store and dwell.
- ~ ing 800 Bedford av, Brooklyn. suitable Tor har
ness maker undertaken barber rooer furniture crock
cry, or light manufacturing.
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SUNDAY LINE TO BOSTON.

A LBANY BOATs.-PEOPLE' LINE steamers
"A Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al. n r. loot
Of Canal VI. every week day, at6P NJ. Tor Albany.
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BUSINESS 61anes
BAKERY and confectionery for sale cheap; rare op.
ID portunity; long stand the proprietor retiring from
business and going back 70 Europe Apply at 4o4 9Th
EOR sALE-A strictly cash business, PAYS large
Il profits and no competition, small capital required
down and onehaf paid out of the business Murray
St, rOotn
EOR SALE-A irst-class milk route. selling seven
cans daily; also. horse wagon. and harness For par.
ticulars call on address ED DUGAN, ll9 Newark aV
Jersey City
EOR sALE-A grocery. candy. and variety store.
II very reasonable rent very low agents 7O7 East
Ninth 81
EOR sALE-Conee and cake stand, corner of West
aud Franklin SIS
DARrRER wanted In the poultry business Adj.
Il dress POULTRY. box I45, Sun office.
T1NO LET-Bakcry GermIn Store and dwelling 3
Il Centre Market place, near Grand 81
NJ PORTER, 80 Park place
ITO RENT and furniture for sale-Coumbnn Hotel
g. SNIFF, a Water st.
ITO LET and fixtures for sale OF Odelrs old estab
lshed meat market. corner of 18th st and 9th av
Apply at $50 West 10th st. New York
TRUNK sTORE-od Established, corner 9th av
Il ana 81 st., o. let or Tor other business
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MANS MISSION ON EAKTu.-A /

~; ,v'sIl ,,' r ,," S"lnIineu nl,aoi
serVauOn professional practice. the agencies
that Will insure restored manhood strengthened vitality
ami sound conditions Of heath that have been impaired
by overtaNed powers statement VI obstacles 10 mar
rage and oi the means by which they be- removed
BY mail 25c currency postage stamps Address Secy
Museum ANATOMY aut Science l+s broadway.
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RRUsHEso OF every description at si5 Pearl St. near
- Peck sliH az lowest rriccS
JOHN n. uoPPEL Manufacturer and Importer
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" RAPID TRANSIT "a Exchange place New YORK.
April ~ 1873 The Commissioners of Rapid Transit
hereby give notice that the purpose eNpcdiung the
business which they appointed they reque 4
that all plans and suggestions intended 10 be communi.
Gated 10 them the construction and operation OF
RAPID transit railway be made 20 them IN writing or
before the l2th day ui MAY. ISM. At tins ONCE.
HENRY a. SrEBBtNs,
HENRY SPAU LDiNG.
BENJAMIN a. ARNOLD commissioner
LEWIS a.. MORRIS,
SAMUEL L. FfiLEY
HENRY q STFRRINS President
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

A little son OF ou, worthy Master
". 81. Hu,son, Esq, while playing
with some Of his school fellows get
his AIM Liclocat"d soE,c time =
and the services o.: DR.. SaIley we're
finally required 70 set it right. Let
thu be q warming t" boys against
rUus, pisv. y
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

We print President Cookies letter
on our irst pa &c. 1t rs fair, and ON
ing from the source it does viii have
weight thr oughoat the country. We
invite for ii careful perusal. '"s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

We have been favored wish she
circular of Capt. j. Is. Patricks Mill
tary School at Grecnville. Capt.
Patrick has a state reputation rs Il
teacher, and his school is always
tlourishing. 4.4
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Willie Robinson has ON hand
Landreth garden seeds Of every vari-
ETY. cheaper than cvcr before.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

DR.. Oliver Wendell lio!mes says, ITO
guard is nsbler than 20 heal" DR.. Harter's
lilikik of Wild Cherry guards those who
inhabit bottom lands and mar-hy distric,s
against I'LL malaria! attacks. d.
Fer sale by Reeves d Sheridan, and sl,o
by A &. Dukrs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Judge Hudson opens Court here on
Monday, and sc understand that the
docket is full.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

The New Board Of County Commission.
ers, Cap. n. y. Hayden, l.. s. Conner and
Ephraim Cummings we're installed on Last
Saturday. Capt. Hayden WAS elected
Chairman and DR.. L. L. Walone Clrrk.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

The Coanty Conmissio aers havo
been in seSsion oil the WOah aPoa eh g
examination Of old claims. Fac
bidding under the debt e1ting uishing
law will commence on Monday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Robert Wiles Esq, is mnking head
way in his carriage establishment.
Mr.. Wiles is an old and trusty work
man and observes success in his new
enterprise.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Rev. .. A. Darby, the new Mctho.
dist Pastor has arrived, and will com
mence work in his new field by
preaching Tomorrow
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

We understand that the bridge
over Half Way Swamp needs two
turn outs for conveyanccs and that
the attention Of the County Commits
sioners should be directed to the
improvement.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Adam r. Fielder, Esq, of Lower St.
Matthew'S got his hand badly mangled in
his gin last Friday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Monday is Salesday and Court da =
and being the first of the year We ex-
poet O crowd in town.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Our worthy County Auditor, Col.
ID. Il. Barton has moved in town.
This will be an advantage to the
Colonel III convenience Tor business,
and Il benefit 10 Il town i'll the ac-
QUESTION Of suolher gool cit ven.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

We had the pleasure ola trip
over -Four Holes during tho week,
and ifthe holes in the last bridge are
not speedily repaired we propose to
change the name to forty hol es.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Peter Cannon is selling breach
Loading guns at exceedingly low
prices. Tic does not intend for his
wares to rest too long on the shell yes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Vim. Ancrum, coiore,, was run over bv
the train near IMr. Dukes on Christmas
I've, and his arm had to be aInputatcd.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

The exercises Of "Mellichamp 's
School" will be resumed on Monday.
Board can be obtained by application
to the principal at fir I'm 50 to sl2 per
month. He has room for two more
boys or young mel in his family.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

For IS cents you AN get the
TIMES for six months. Who now
can't afford to read the news?