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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
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: BNuDN!.S ~ 60,
NhoIcsgl" Ue.is7a .1L dotbers III
GkHUEHiES, TKOVISiONS, FLOUE,
SALT ~ D Fisk.
A full !ina Ct ceiebEa:c2 .guTo, Old Hh'5keys:
Brsntips, G;a, bur, tr2. Massey e Co.'s thiia-
Ie:pt:a and CI.sc.:'s Baltimore Ajas, and Berg
aer 6 Euge!'s Lager bceI. in casks; % bottles:
Agents ior james ;. Hoich Dost Family
flon- Jnroes !. XIII. = CJ's. :5taEdard Soaps
nuncnt s Co.'S. Sporting AID Blasting Gun
p9w6er, md Baltimore snd Potomac Hivel
UrIor. p.o.a2.ly attended ~ and conEigh
,uer,, .ol,cisc-i, So II King etrca;-
No, 2i-.f hleznEdr., Va
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F.SaS;E SsaSlsESS.


SPRING ANu sUMMEH GOODS.
Tho largest. most coGrple.o sal Has. selected
stock Of Hosiery in the city to select from.
Hhirlc, Collars, Culs And Suspcndcrs
DaIouivlie Cshc-ne, GunG'dor Sid Counsellor
Scsrf., liz all tbs istest colo:s sid shades.
Co..ots, Ribbons and HaAtkcrchiofs.
Undef~r,r fer Lsdus Gents, Children AID Ia
tants, in 81. S!ZeS, from 2Uc I, 81 each.
Kid AID Thread Gloves in new shades.
Scck Rutillrss, Laccs, EdgiaSs. and !ull line
c: Towels. Napkins. SC.
sun Umbrellas and rnrs<ois.
Fairy sad Ze,hyr Woss,ei, Germantown, Sax
ony and Crawr., Eco!.
spl0 G. NJ. ADAMS, 81 King s..
IN" GOODS
! SUN UMGRtLLAa and PAEASOLS.
LADIES AND CGlLuRES'S HOSIERY
BLACK SILK FRIHGES
SILK ar.d Fancy BUTTONS.
NECk RUFFLINGo
ELK GLOVES.
TOECEON ard utuer LACES, sll OF which
will be sold at prices to sui. the times ST.
sp7 G. Z. BERR4'S.
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FOR new TNHN

r'ae 81 Steamships e Z. KNIGHT :.5s;sssszs.
.:.l IOuN GIBSON leave The coa,- saaSaaS&3
:..uys whsrf, aloxaudr., EVERY MON.
LAY MORNING, scd New York, from pior
81 E;.s. kivor, EVERY SATD RDAI az four
o'rtocs =. n.
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NGE OF TIN K.

- oTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ga ncd sitter TUESDAY. June 3rd. the
h....s nt tho POTOMAC FEKEY co. will run
,,s follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
i UJ 7 80 3 30, 9 50 ID 30 and II ~ Il N, snd
II 80, 30 z 30 81. 80 ) so. u 0D and / p. N.
LEAVE WaohlN3TOS:
6 50, I 80. s 81 03i ID 81 snd II 20 m. and
II -. 81, 30 3 81. 81, 20 e 70 and 80 p,
ma IS GEO. i. PHILLIPS, MsnnSor.
fNLAND Il SEAROARD CoAsTIHH 90.
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..Cf the-
rfETRICT OF COEUMB1At

'H.iis co,n peoy tG.jrs unf:vAllod facilities for
.E9 transportation OF freight snG psssoHgersr
and r!iI run .heir ataamers regularly us follows:
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&E7ASE;NITOF c UuiO HAlhHos!
SUMNER HAnEANGEsENT
i HO TRAINS DA- LIZ (EXGEPr sun
DAY) BErWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND DILL.

AND ROUND DILL.
Beginning May y, 1879.
Leavo Washington ~ y 10 y. "A and ! ~ y. "a.
And Alexandria xt Q 05 "a 10. and - p. N.
pass Loesburg. going westward, .: ! 10 q. ~.
aud ~ y. n, anu arrive at Round Hi at II
IN. and I 70 p. n. Leave EouEd Hill 81 ~ ..
III. and l2:.a' p. na.; pnsc L9eshu.s. going asi-
ward, at L COS m std 10 phi, End .rfi:e \:
Alexandra, st 8 IL n. ~. nnI 3:l5 y. m, s!j
a: Wsshinyto& 4. 8 - a. ani 325 = -.
~ Passengers from Washington Will tsL,
tao Washington and Ohio cars 81 tio Baltimore
i Potomac ksilrGad station At9 " In. Hnl 4. a
;.m.. and 20 through to Round HIi without
,hango CT car.
Tho J.U5 am. train from Alexandria nndl2 Sc
i, ID. tTsin from Ro"ud Hal coEne2. At Houai
u;ll wish Harris' Daily Line OF Coaches
iur Snicke-sville: Bersyvillo and Winchester;
Also with Eeamer' Line of Oosches which ioavr
Loesburg daily for AlGie and Middoburg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
at Yienna. with Sisscn's Line of Stases for Far.
fs1 Cour, House.
t'omtn nutsttcn tickets, q cts. per sniFe
Aanual :Ick cts, $50.
H. RAVENEK,
mS9--ii Gonersl Ticket Ason:.
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STEINER .HITTfNO.
The steamer MATrANu, Captain NM: H..
BYLks le.ves Aluxnudris, froIn the foot of hirg
street. EVERY sun DAY, TUESDAY Hnd
HSDAY,a ats O'clock a. m fr LAND
INGS ON The POTOMAC RIVER; return
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY md
FRIDAY.
Freight rcceivad at lowest rates snd handled
with care For intotmsliun apply to
j. BkOGEKS & CO.. Apts, Aloxs. Va.
e. Il. JONES, Agt 9th st. wifi, WMh
C1npsc;ing every sunday with steamer SU j
tor all landings below Nomini Ferry. je2
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SIEA IN s. Rn.

NJ" NATIONAL h'sE oFSrSANhNS
BETWEEN
WASuINGTON, LHXANDRIA AND
NEW YORK,
Touching ST Fortress Monroe and Cape hsy
going end coming.
THE NEW SIDE WHEEL STEAMER
FIR A-NCES
100 tons burden, will make regular WEEKLY
TRIPS, leaving Washington At 5 p IN. and
Alexandria at 50 p. m EVERY MONDAY !;
returning. leave New York at Il N. EVERY
THURSDAY.
Superior accom- modltions for pstsenaers
Faro 10 New YORK 81; round trip tickets,
good for thirty days. 81; Capc May 80 round
t-iu So; statcr0oms s..
FrcIgnt aL tho loves: rates.
Fur further iufrrmAtion apply 10
D. BRODERS s. Co, Agents,
~ l1-lm II King St, AlexsnGris. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

"OLD FRlT2" on rAp.-Cousid rablc sersl-
ton has been produced smoog Pfusslan tlt-
officials By tho discovery 10 az cid fashioned al,
house at Lille, Of Z magnificent p)Trait ot
Frederick tho Great, m0uutcd. neld mar
sha!s baton 10 his right hand aud holdlog
inspection upon 40 iularlry regiment drawn UP
10 battle array at the edge OF wood. This
picture. it would oppesr. has been for the las;
scventy or eighty years the solitary ornament "t
the tap room 8. the 'Cablra: du R)! dc rus
81" he oldest establishment ot LIS s!nd Ia thc
prim aud we'll 10 do city Of Lille
Uutl very lately, so bIsckcncd was u; suiiae"
by dirt aui smoke that It's su:Isct aad tE:cu'
tive details were alikv utterly ldlS.ingusosD!e.
Over and uyer aga:o the r>gu.ar trtqasnteIS "t
the csba,as had urged its pro3rieto: 10 haTt
ire old pjc,urc ,l.ancd, as i; Nigh. perhaps
tura GU: to b, worth somethIoe; bu! the land
Iord OF the Ri do Pfusso seems 10 haze
oeeu possessed by s!tt oil odd suoeretucn
HAT the prosperity Of his establish nen! was
bound Up with the glimy 'qlar, OF canvas tu''
pended over bis tap room hearth. aud tha! II ne
medded with this amulet his good luck ~>u!1
forssko him.
The other dsy, howtv.r, ha yielded 70 'ha
pressing solicitations ct some OF his woa!tH'er
aod more ilhlen'ial caStomcrs-Scn'leueu
owning small collections OF pictures and lo;c!-
ested 10 al! matters c,nuecte1 With lhe arts
and allowed the picture to be treated ~ al
experienced cloaner, uo1er whose cxp:rt hand
it revealed itself a. = masterpiece. Iba to"n
Of Lille has eff red 10 pur,hsse i: tJr . Isrs,
SUN of money, but "mioo host. who is VII
ctf. and perfectly aware thst the pVsr,lt wal
draw crowds Of pew customers, uaI!vI nrd
foreign, to his IS establishment. b $ dec arsd his
resolved not to prt with "Od Ftuz' t)r auY
pecuoisry consideration whatsoever. F1r TN,
determination he will probably Oo rewarded
oy handsome addition 10 his lac9m., .al by
tho uruu.';sied apnr balion OF NJ. fn'ms"
Carlyle. .-Loui9n Telegraph.
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Mail, South ra-L connects =: Gorloasrille.
With Che,. Z UuiJ I! G:.. r;a,t End WOe.. y.
LYnCh5uc. Connects with Atlantic. Mss. -
Da;o l.. l., through &GltE "cs. Virgins, 10
Nsshri!!o. Now Ot.c,is. M-Gl9hs. Little Hock
:.2d Tcgr,--a:t y. DsrrI!ia via Richmond =
D.nvi!is i: K - :;oa!h s1i South |aj:
Express SJu,E":s! conne:!s ~ TocdoasVi.!o
to sll D3iats e.. .a! Hcs. na Caes. = OAio 4.
.1d North yard. =: Charlottesville. to nj tao
3umulsr Resorts on tho &. tE o. l;uo.
AlXED rHAi&.5 fns Msia Line ieavo Al.
nxandri. :siy, cxc9p: Suaisy, 90 y. Il. md
| G3 y. IN, ant r1:urairg H7:ive a. AleX.al7:a
| W y. n. aud ) .C =.
100 4. n and AisxGnL.!. y a. H., daily,
except Sunday, arrive ~ S!ca3SI:gs s. II Is p III
connecting ~tth tho Valley Road East snd
West. Lr.ve S:rnsbu7K% IS y. Ii? , arriving n:
Alexandria ~ I 30 y.
MlXEJ Train F1& MAJ tSSAS DIV.
ISION leaves Aiax.udsia Iuo3Isy, Thv.st.y
sad saturday, ~ 5 - :: 70 , al! returns alrE-
day, Waauo1!,y sd S.it.J. =. : - y. II.
For &it!'"bncS. daily c0aa,2.:.:! ~ iti.aS
station.
For Up32rvi,i.'. regular connection :! E2'H-
For WAHEGEEUN, los:a Wa..ia..oa :,
go w. L. daily.
Al! trsins mske sooi connections, 81 WAsa
ialtou, - aad frvil North and Wcs..
New Or!cAus sCcpct iGaves Washington Il!
W 3. IN. running through Wl!hou: caHaE",
Uu Express ceR.it kec!ialAG Chairs hytSc9a
Washington GEd D,n"ile
Excursion tickets on salo ~ iuw ratios 70 the
celebrated Resorts o. FIrSiGls AID Teat fir-
Elnia.
Through tc&e.s very low to tho South snd
southwest.
my "a J. II. BKOADUS, q. ]. 2.
IE7ASE;NlI,rD1 c OHIO HAlLR0S j.
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BIZ Green s. Wise, Auclioreera.

DY VIRTUE OF DECHEES Of the Corpor.
- ation Court CT tAe city of Alexandris. rem
dored on the Sih AID ION dsys Cr July, 1879, in
tho chancory Cause Of Jos CJ!her and VITO VS..
G. ) Atwell snd others. tho assigned, GEM
missioner ,harcin FAMED. will oHcr for ssln hy
public nuciicn 10 the highest bidder. on ) SAi.
UkDAI, tha 18th day OF August. l5.9. at IL
o'clock H.. III font Of the Farlug street ent.Aac
~ tho Cooperation iOuc:, IN SAID "liy, the lni'
lowing pieces Of property, btlnE morLioh o: ito
real estate OF which the late CHhs. i. S3sw tl5d,
That LUT OF GROUND with the FRAME
DWELLING and STORE HOUSE thereon,
situated on the corner Of FsIrt,x street and
Ramsay's s!ley. la."ig occupied by jos Hop'
kirs fronting on Fn!rlnx street il tae. inches,
LaUre or less, and runLihg back I3 feet inches
moro or loss TO }. NJ. Stewsrts lno Thore is
suti .loat grUuDd il this rear of the store for
back var / and necessary ou!bul!dinIs. This
property has Gntii within s few mOatha rented
for SZ2U per annum.
a LOT or GROUND, With the FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated on tho north side Of
Q lsen tt-ee. brtwnaE Royal aad Pitt streets.
| fronting II iee: on Qleen and running back 9O
tsrt.
A TRACTOF LAND. containing about 33
acres, with dwelling ard fencing, good spring
e., silu,ted IN FairiaE county abou: two miles
from Alexsnd!i4, on tGg bacN r0ni - lhe ThrO.
logical Seminary, Sri, located ior N .rko. gar
dUu aud dairy lain. The salc o! lhls tract CT
land Will 0D Started Win The upset D!i OF Sles
Cha.hGm and wife of SSsU.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per cert oftEc purchase
! moi oy u be paid in cHsh and the rescuo on 3
crcd,. .! II and Is m Onth5 finm the dsy ofs.'e
he deferred payments 70 bsar interest from Tbs
day Of sale, ana In BE- secured by trc bonds u1
| the purchaser Ur purchasers with good por-
| 5 nal security; the li.ie u he !:Lsincd until
| lhe purchase money and Interest has D.en fully
! pNid GE1RHE 4 a. HUSaBaCH;
| iylf.w4u Com. Of S-le
| lSUM SALE or LAND II
lSFh FhIkFAN CUUNrY, MAX Tfi e
| VILLAGE OF AGCUTiNk-Byv virtue of tho
decree Of ina Circuit CLutG Of Fairfax county,
in the sui. OF ;hegherd vS shepherd. tho in.
dersizned, spotis! conmi:sioccr la:ueu in sad
decree, will, on MONDAY, (1ourt dsv) the
18Th day of Angus. 1879. in front Of thu doo7 o.
tho Court House of said cIun:y. 81 y O'clock
m, s,l, to the highes! bidder, lnst PART OF
TIE RIAL EoIATG Of "h!rE camuei Shep-
sdioi.s Slias Deity and the lots assigned to
acres, roods srd q poles, il wi:iou. building
improveme1i md Is situated immediately on
PoLi:k TUl.
Ie1ms ui Sale: CHc fourth Cf ina purchase
MONEY IL Sa' j UI The Jsy VI s.ie the rcsdIe
n three tQusl a:au,t payments, 10 b;sc lAtoTss;
from the Gay Ct sale I'M 10 ba secured by ths
notes pt tue uu:cla=cr, WiLI good PERSONA g..
curity, snd tla tilie ~ b. retained ul,i lhe las
paynen,l Is made
THOMAS MOORE,
jg lo-wlw coinn1'r. Of sale.
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For fius hobby suit OF CLOTHING see .
DEALHAM, e. Kiug st., corner fai1iaA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The WATERS AT FIRE lsL,SD --Ihcro Is
dining room which forecasts one . appcie' 'ho
walls are so clean, being CT urpaldtcd yel'o"
wood, that oue mentslly prououuc.s them II; 10
cat upon, and then the ocean tr-:z?s steal 10
and give to everything saline. pu1scot H4VOr.
Moreover, the walters aro oi tbe geut'cf seN'
and uocoumonly proposscssing. They beam
upon Young men and take their orders "i'h
couf ien,ia! smll, wbcI IS oot little tm9ar'
rassiog sometimes to the recipients.
We sat opposite youoE Poushy, who - nero
with hi, mamua, vgilaot mater who presides
with much u;banity aud gray puff a; the head
of the table. Tskirg advantage CT his paren!
absence from bres ktest, the gulielts' hl"aId
1rted opeuly With the waitress, macn &c Tue
DISCUS; of Silvia, who has taken so notice ci
hi whatever sioca, and said TO mo With asper'
inv this ar;crooon. III you let that pnopy loni'
by sneak to ms shall 60 home Wha'
ouph: one to do when one sc't wcd TeiatiVs
saws she will 20 home? NV Poas5y /, no;
nnnny-hc is only 30 ass. and he received
speedy puuishmeo for his intIscreti0D.
The c.olettish waitress, evidently DsIleTios
that what 10 sau,o for bres k'ast - sau;e lof
dinner. bcamed upon the haptss II l"aTu' "'o
turned ycry red, aud murnured IN MS ear that
there were % more clan lfttcfs, bu' "9u'u
f i.b do. whereupon the mother grew wroih,sDd'
Iraning towards her ab .shcd otFsprios. Wh1 was
| alternately tryiog to keep hi! glass 10 H's e{'
| and sRsIlJW everything TltbIo reach' 1e"'h
ed, I'D sard-ny son-it is cVIdca; to ms
that s YOU hava given that psrson some c?c'nT-
azemenr. We will speak Of this later; IN the
meantime, remember tha: your mother ana
| snd Miss Sylvia are present. .,.,.
The wrslched ElWard kickcd lle0: EljI4atiy
az she approached. aud she weut a6a7 W'lh an
Injured look, doubtless ooustq len! upon oAfKeu
| shins, 1t is certainly aa akwsrd Tor pretty VAL
| or oirIs TO & IT wheu one's msuma Is on dscS'
l or uTa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

ADr,L of abps. is being piled On New
yc,k nol,ccua1 because he arrested man aId
h. vif. far entrsc;rg ard kissias lu CcotaI
p,rk. They we're stroi1g a'org 10 i,T!f'y
way, when they sudden'y stopped aud com
merc,d husging and osculatory eze1c5e' ht
tbi. 1octure policeman stepped up, and' ess :,
of off, 10 tho lock up, where they were detained a's
oiaht. Ofcaur:s this vas severe, very seV:t''
bnt S We capuot wooder lhat the su,rel.u OF peace
and and propriery mis,ook the ultra If ct,onate par
for very differept sort OF pers'ns. me puDls
park was DO place for su'h inoasooers. "Iss,
But, 10 order to prevent su;a annoying o.0.ueI 'I
10 future. it might be Wall 10 naSe fz1na
snac, in Central park SET apart, sort Of z'na
,;h-e where married couples can embric' ane
oscul,,e giiho1t risk OF arrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

An UNLOCKED FOR ADDAEsS.-At WHO
hava secu Ftctch w:ddirg know 81 the hGme'
y and lr,queuty famisr:y httc:'ocaie mat
ccr 10 which the tliciatiug PRIEST delivers
IuIo boni!y to the iaiccding hus6'nd hna
wfc O,ar.c:n, cc;a,ion ali wcrs as'ouadcl
at the piainucss Of speech OF the f'Ie~''E 'a'
dress:
II. ia from the bottom Ct my bea:;, 15eph'
tba, congratulate yoU upIn the great step you
srs @ ,akiup. It was, iDaced, IA 10 sec you
"as,iny U vour youth in IF; Of DISCUS IDg
Jtuakeecss. % However, all is well 'ha: tad'
we'll, aod is plsasos me to thick lhat you nave ,a
sad poot By tor ever to the ~'oe shops, As 10
vou nv uoor Cath :rioe, thank heaven hea[!Iy
ya ,bat vtu have been ab G. ugly as you aIc' to hnt
vts$s; as soa tr9 G,5S asS' e sS
a.nn $3.50. - ,ru 70 obtain parIoo i0r 5cur phys-
csI oJ1r' mp'srf.erioD, for. repeat y'u are rsa
r sIrndsr nd nt ns,urc. Ard CIV, my dea! cOlIdTeo'
| 7 i,io you 10 malrinoOy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

Special contracts will be malo with yearly 40
vertisers.
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AGRICULTURAL.

rOH THE FALL SEEDING.
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STE.3.HEK .HITTfTO.

GUM ER Ar r A II q + II Il N Il
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s!"t:' :,nnt MS'i kxpT':s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
A Painful Ns

Was spread in town on Monday in
reference to our worthy towlsnan
W. H.. Perry clear Esq.
About ten days ago lie started on
n trip to Beaufort to look after some
OF his property III the coast but was,
expected by appointment to return
to Orangeburg on last Friday. His
failure TO return on that day excited
uneasincss and a dispatch was sent to
Beaufort to ascertain the cause. The
reply to this dis patch was by no
means satisfactory and rather
increased the anxiety at home.
On Tuesday however relief was OBJ
taiEcd by a dispatch which explained
that the cause of his detention was
that he was the victim Of untowarI
winds and tides by which he wa 8
weather bound on his mission to the
Islands, nh occurrence which is not
unfrequcnt in the creeks and rivers of
that section.
His friends will be relieved by this
assuring intelligence Of his safety.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
The Hook a. ladder Bows

ropose to hold IL fair or entertain.
ment at rs early aday as practicable,
to raisl III cans to cancel Il small debt
they have incurred in a lnulable en-
dcarci to equip themselves for duty
and render themselves more efficient
as tl'men, and more useful to our
town.
Their effort deserves the support
and patronage of our citizens and
property holders, and we trust they
will meet with every encouragement.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
a New Conner

We lealn that Mr.. PctcrLins, of
Marlboro, has purchased, in st. Mat
incws 1000 acres of our finest red
cay land for SlGCO. The purchase
'mblaccs n part OF True Blue, Col.
Mocrr's excellent place, and Il part
OF Hon. w. {. liam'S plantation,
which is equally as good.
Wearr glad to note such acce>sions
To II County, and would say to
,very honest stranger, there still is
loom. CppcrS ST. Matthews Il boast
of some of the finest Planting Ian |,
i'll the South, and presents superior
Inducements to agricultural sett'els.
We welcome all who will come and
axe their homes amongst us
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
A Hint

In our last issue we recommended
tho. improvement of 4 neat fence
around our Court House. Such an
arrangement would be 4 protection,
and would in some degree rcctify tho
nuisance Of this beautiful spot being
converted into a noisy market pace
for huckstcrs and pindar vendors ,
who keep fires on the public square
for cooking purposes, and thereby
attract boi ,tcrous groups of street
loiterers who ought to he at work
making snmethin; for th,n,cive,
and the community.
Let n little touch of the vasran
law be applied.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
V'hc State

The meeting of he Grange, which
Ia kes place in Charleston, during the
first week in February, promises to b,
an assembly of much interest to the
State. The races take place ut the
same time, and this, toget her witt,
the amdscmc.ts at the Academy Of
Music, will make Charleston unlsu-
ally lively.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
An Acquisitions

DIR. ID. w. Barton, who has recent
ly taken up his residence in ourtoxn
Is causing IL neat fence to be erected
nraund his domiciI.
We are pleased to note this tie m,
hut more particularly. the acquisi-
lion of another good citizen.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Charleston Evening Journal

We are happy to greet the first
number of this new daily among our
exchanges. 1t is published by Messrs
ID. L.. Alexander, j. G II. Taylor and
+. l.. Parmele, and promises much
for Charleston. Its first appearance
End salutatory impresses us favorably
and wo wish its proprictors abundant
success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Look Out Delinuucnts =

We are informed by our systemat &c
and business like County Treasurer
Copes, that parties who have neglect
ed to pay their poll tax will be pro-
ceeded against next week through the
Trial Justices, and we are inclined to
think that all dtlinqucnts will be
brought up to the scratch.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Episcopal Church

We are pleased to learn that the
Rev. w. +. Query, who it was
feared was about TO give up his
charge nj this place, has been re-
tanned as pastor OF this Church, and
will preach here once IL month.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
j. tx. clkg nm am, ESQ.,,

The sprightIy and popular reporter
of the News 81 Courier. who has
been furnishing that cntcrprisjng
journal with such accurate ard in
testing accounts of the proceedings
of Court here, took leave Of us on
Tuesday, and returned to the metrnp.
oils.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
'TIlc New Grocery

or L. DcMars is gaining ftvo" il
our Burg IL County. Although
recently Established, the thrift and
enterprise of the proprietor is rapid
" drawing custom. Alb. Mnorer, his
efficient and interchangeable chief clerk
spares no pains in his etfjrts TO pleas.
and will not fail to satisfy all wlo
give him II call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Deaths

We hear Of several deaths in diff.
icrcnt parts Of the Comfy, apparent.
~ from old age. Mr.. VIM. Cook. of
the Fork, died on the 9TH, and Mr..
johnson Carti.,, Of Bull Swamp, on
the Slh of the month, both about S6
years of age. Also Mrs. Harriet
Amaker, Of Bull Swamp, ia aboutthe
7Olh year of her age.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Agricultural Society

~ very important meeting Of this
Society viii be held ut The Fair
Building on lheSlh February, rs will
he seen by the notice in another
column. The members and share
holders are directly interested, and Il
full attendance is desirable.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Accident.

We learn that Mr.. L. X. Brckwith
has recently been injured to such an
extent, by IL horse running away
with him in his buggy. as to re Iuir.
mc'iira' assistance. We are glad to
see, however, that he is up and we'll
again.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24

DIR. Hartcr's Iron Tonic promotes
a health appetite, gives col,r, strength
and tone to the blo,l, assists III r.,-
ton, and builds up a healthy oryani-
z%a!ion.
For sale by DR.. A. G, Dukes, AMI
also by Dir. S. \. Reeves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
l''i!Slacri.lrsl

~ company of Northern fishermen
are engaged i'll catching sturgeon in
the South Eds o.. on e welcome
gentlemen to all the sturgeon YOU
can catch, but don't trouble our
young salmon.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Attention! =

There will be an adjourned meeting
Of tho Edisto Rifles on Tuesday even
ing January 2Sth INST, at Z o'clock.
All the active members are rcqucs-
ted to be present US business of great
Importance will be transacted.
This company proposes to hold !
fair to raise funds for their necessary
expenses of eq lipmcnts ana uniform,
and we heartily commend their etf,rt
u the patronage Of our go ID citizens .
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
SOrcntrl9c as. E.Oryca

Are comfortably fixed in their new
quarters, McMasters building, aud
having room, are commencing to
spread themselves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-24
Rice Flour,

Mcssrs. j. Strauss e. Co., arc now
Offering Rice fur at only SD and
SD -er ton. Who is it that cannot
keep their stock in fine order when
these cnterpria ing gentlemen are sell
ing frod so low down? .