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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
TIae rs urlning Of Eenmbcrg-

TEae rs urIniBg Of EsanbcrS-
A terrible confederation destroyed
about two.thirils of tho business por-
ton Of this thriving t own on Tuesday
night. About $50, 600 worth of pro
pcrty was destroyed, which was
covered by about SIS, 600 insurance
The following is a list Of The names
of the porties reported as hu rnt ont !:
i G. Rice, Il. ID. Smoak. Sahlma II &
Kennedy, Mrs. Kennel, II enry?Hart.
zog, Rice& Copeland, S. w. Johnson,
S. j. l~lartzog, DIR. l. A. Wright,
ID. Loeb, a b. IIoolan e Bros, ID.
w, Connolly e Co, j. w. Rice,
Rice's Hotel, II. j. Brabham &
Bros, Adams & Miles, j. ID. Cope
land, Skinner e. Dibblc. Military
Hall, Antlcy House, Bamherg Bank,
X. r. Depot
We presume the firm reported
above is Skinner e Dibhle mus,
mean Iz!ar g. Dihb'c, hut we print as
we acc in The NemS ant Couric,. The
origin of dc fire is unknnwn.
Elliott E'cstiyal-A Complete
Success
AS previously announced, the Fair
and Musical Entertainment OF this
Comiany came off on last Tu .sIav
evening.
Masonic Hall was crowded at an
cary hour, and the performance com
m"nrcd with 81 musical concert under
;hc management of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry K"hn. who had kindly con
srntcd, after repeated eu,raatics from
the Committee. traii the cause Of The
Eili"tts Oh this occasion As each
piece was concluded the loud and
org continued applause Of the au-
d''nce testified to their high arrrc-
citation.
IT WIS fortunate for the E.liintts
tlint MIR. and Mrs Enlln MS well as
their %,ritn,ls from Charleston con
scented 10 ait them. for this fact. ~
soon as it b. came known, brought
"ut II considerable nnmbcr Of the
lovers q: gorl N u>ir.
Tie ladies', too, who attended to
he various tables, aud WORKED 50
hard and Succ, ssiuily cannot be
praised too Highly for their noble
work.
Thrice they have been called to the
rescue Of the Ell ITS, anil Gael, time
they have responded generous V ur.,i
willingly, shrinking from no duty
i,nMrNrr uurrnuS.
Tic l~:"crcsis nf the entertainment
"iil net about SEQ, which. consider
ing tn" l;gktncSs Of TIE times, and
the inc.cm"ncv Of lh4 " Gather ON the
second night, was n,re than coull be-
~rx;'rr,cd.
All honor To the liz lies c,nn.in
the variou5 committees AMI 10 tn q
kind f'i"nls who fLrnl.h ii the music
which was the Indispensable part o:
the Programme,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28

En:Hi accidents
VIZ learn that q colored woman
living on Mrs. Inabinet's place on
Bull Swamp, was burnt to death while
fighting fire, last week.
Also, Il little colorcd boy was burnt
to death recently in Il house near
Branchville.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
1SLaeaatioraa1...

We are glad to note that Mis-
Mackay's services have leen utilized
IS a teacher i'll Orangcburg' We
have Lad the good fortune Of rece nj
acquaintance with her, aud we are
pleased to record II high opinion Of
her talents.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
The ERASER.

Presented 10 Us by Mr.. v lille
Robinson is doing coed work in The
sch"ol room. The boys are pleased
and the blackboard is kept go clear
that we can detect errors without,
moving our seat er using glasses
We recommend it to all school teach
ers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
Gov. fYEDlEton's Farewell

To The Guberna!oriaV Office APP
peared i'll yesterdays N"rs anil C""r-
Ter. l.icutcrant-G Governor Simpson
is Now Governor in full, and will be
oLcy.d and respected accordingly.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
The Cigars

L hP Cigars
That were used ut the Anniversary
Supper Of the Young Americas wrrr
bought from Dr.::J. q. Wannamaker
who has a full supply IN hand. Also
a large supply of fine pocket cutie'y,
ri zors, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
A Collision

Occurred OH Tuesday between the
Omnibus and Mr.. Julius Glovcr's
buggy. Fortunately nobody was
hurt, but the buggy WAS seriously
damaged.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
Supply the RHissin. letter

So as to make sense out H.,
f'llowing which has reference TO the
ten commandments
= Il Il YPRFC CT Mn Y
r II p T II SP RCPTT n.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
Still A mother

Still Another
August Fischer is putting up a
small building next to The TINES
Office.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
Sickness

Sickness
A little daughter of Mr.. II. G..
Sheridan has been quite i'll, but we
are glad OH going to press to hear of
its improving.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
No Ne eGtinS

No NE Getting
The incl,m.ncy Of the weather and
the attraction of the Elliott Festival
in,crirr.d with The Democratic Club
meeting on Wednesday night
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28

Another
Large invoice OF goods just in at
G. d. Kortjohn's auction house. A
word to the wise, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28
Birding

ISaFdiMG-
The boys and sportsmen Of our
Burg are bringing home fine lots of
robins and doves almost every day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28

Onion Sctts-
A. Fischer has just received a large
supply which he is offering low down F..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-28

Measles.
We hear of several cases of measles
in town.
, 1879-01-21

witness to have turueli Of swung around. II
wax a matter 0f seritIAs Doubt whether this
Court, after the united explanations II tho IN.
trrnretrf. thu Recorder. aild Mr. Gilbert, lid
sctuaiIy take it all iu, and thoroughly cotnprc-
s.Tho object OF SWINGING the skIrmlsh.llnc
around wsA really to get the men into the Timber,
wasn't ttln asked Mr.. Gilbert.
II suppose IL was, replied Girar,l.
"Did sou, or did you not, note whether tho
line lld q dig not adYansa further than ttle
IT," il may be stated, IL the right end Of thu
skirmiah-llne, ~ indicated ln Lieut., Maguiru's
n,ap, and Is at thp edge Ut tho ttnbcr,
= did not ;" was tho Feply.
"'rhen are you 'rs snss oa were right when you
afteF tho tucn had silsmountcdfi
"Ypu uru making mo saY what tljlp's eay,h
~ shUutd tU Vtry eorry to assume q teyuun.
ability Ut that soEt," was hfr. Gilbertfs courtly
''s i J.d not assert that there vas no advance
mails Oh tho linr." Continued lhe witness,
..Do yuu t.,-tlay kuow whctlcr there was not
anr advuncet"
allow long did these msn remain on tho skir.
misl!-ilnef'
"Ners they withdrawn then " tue timber or
"They changed thrtr. poslt'oa and cams TO
thu bru,y Uf tlse hiil. Fsotn ths sklvntsl,.ll1o
on tie plain there were aklsmhhsrs on the edgs
Of tho si!ntcr.'
beEi"
"Yes."
"llow loug were they therct"
''Aboui ten minutes morc, Judging from Tho
tfnu It took aie IL walk my hofse to the edge
VI the timber. walk tack, aud ats tairtceo
shots,"
:" during :hat tune were the, dotue anything
II couldn't see or hear au, thing"
hwuAT FOLLOWED AFTER tue TIN NlNorEss"
t'Tho oxiers wers given, MIN, to your
hossg1. Indians are tn our Ftal.'h
The u1acr, witness continued, MA Elyan by
Capt. AfOYlan, but from whom 5l0t Ian rrcctyct
It lie didn't knuw. Ir did uot Ara ltesio vi tIiat
tine. The skirgulsh.lina wthdrsv, mud went
| down the t1u,ler alter the Aoraes. Wlthcss Ut
thlA time WA Ut tho gxtrelAH right Of tae skit-
inIshess VI the brow vi t4c Ill! ieurcst tc river.
| Alter tho order so withdraw hal been given. 4
| Mlputc ur u minute aud hall was Occupied In
| leaving thr timber.
t!r. ElIbcss asked the witncss to agaIn state
| tho tIkuu II t4aak krno 10 Ro from "A," thc
| furd, 10 "C,n thrr.xht sud Vt the tllsn.lahline
| Tho reply was tlat It couldn't Aayc takeu osei
seycn minutes, sud probably uut more than nve.
| Teu tninutts uassed gu tho sklrui>h~tlne, ten 1t
| rho timber, nnl Z minute. after rtcelvinR t1t
ofler, in withdrawing lrun the timber.
| WAITING sTA1RHEhrs.
"Mr G!rord." ssil Mr. Gilbert, looking u
| tbs intxg ps@kes very eluetly, "YQu haya told
, 1879-01-21

List Of Patents Issued IN VVeatcrn Inventors
During tsle Fast W~ek.
8pectat Dtap1scA to 7Es Tribune
WAsn,xoyoN, u, e., I1a. .u.-A. II. Eyans
4 Co., pxtcut solicitors, fcllOtt the following
patents Issued to Western Inventors tho past
week:
ts.Lsxols.
4. 8. Turner, Chicago. rc1f.1oadtng carts.
u. !, noyle, catesgo tpooi. hnl!inta. .....
T.. It. Walker, Chicago, o|l'stdfcs.
Z. Pennington CatsAao. inap-wFnrers.
4. +. l.uckr. Chlca:H. cne'ne"snscrhors.
q. Kelly, cllcago. heating apparatus.
Hayes. 1elcfy l. Watson, Chlcaso, automatic
l.. ii, Watson, Chicago, gearin: for washing.
machines.
js;em: %,;e tGa,sssG ;,1' e%ani3ss
l.. laxer, s!srva. fsalt.lars
u. 4. Ilawley, udln, antIaa!.poko.
j. l.. Harper, FL r'aho. baaes tur atord'legs.
II. Frazirr, I'ent1al!4, wind. mills.
". II. IrA,ns,la. l,scas'ss. !ocka.
il. II. irics. M"ekfor.i. corn. .tluskers.
u. l.. Ca.s!e, Gppes Alton. gvAta- -bs..1ers.
WISCONSIN,.
Graf i Madlencr, Milwaukee, Turning cork.
q. Msrtin, Milwaukee. brick. machine.
l. y. aaEsn, & a''kota ';|t.. .tean, eot!sts: sas..
II, y. Maudluh, jahtssi!s. buckles.
4. \. Wells. Heading, rorn- planters.
]. ueau, Hudson. 1clal #nrubarrpwS.
MINNESOTA.
C. ". Thompson, wels, machine for cutting
ycneeEs,
IOWA,
r. ". Schulz, Ut. Pleasant, self.loading carts.
". Il. Aaplo. CAuElson, car -coupltaY.
u, L. Mun.ose. 1t'ysstta, pu!ans.
r, 6huuiap, Corning, hafo tcnceA.
IT. BuxIu}. Nscli1nlcssit!o. cosa. planters.
Il, r, Hsldwtn. shsnsndosh. wsa.het' 'sssIps.
INNl4EA.
J, Il. Aulsrose. indianapolis, tnxe.up sts,nps.
J. TAAteAsr, Alioana. and u. L. Thatcher. Elm.
Nool, bug .tsaps.
j, Wright. fatsmount, chuTns.
j, ". uteckiartdge, Lafayette, pbeumsiic stan.
ell. pens.
e. ". Ca.oender. south Beud, sbdomtnsi gai-
tANlc supporter.
, 1879-01-21

LHRtftWN [HG5 4eF-30NF0N3,
"Woufd you mtnd readin' thla Tor me, strt
ean's resd naysc!t." IL VAS = snow-s.oseses on
all enyeloDs iuctosinv = telegram, whcl, read:
"Eusnvllle, jan. ., lb19 - will arrive 1t Louis
VILE by thu o'clock trsla tbls evening. Jerry
a. TAFT" "Wlll Yon read II aaa,n. slf +" asksd
say III si1uvi Jerry 4. Taft =" "Thst waa the
PANE" "picasc read Il ouee more" Hta ro-
aue.t was complied With: "lt Rosa right
straight aloug-1ust theu, 'cre words, without
!; csu't bo Jerry, then; It can't BE- Jerry. :" he
iau1ed. "Jesry couldn't say Ihst many words
without stuttsfn' I'll to pieces. IL saye lls llie-
Boms fellows lrytn' to fool nv, hut 1'ua too
quart .uf hltu, 43l.a
, 1879-01-21
MARINE.

Np4cfaI Mtpatc* u m 7F96uR&
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20.-The steamer Commo-
duru HcutoD was sold uuder the hammer TO-
day 1t Fond du Lac, by United ststcs Mar
shal Fink. The steatuts Bsala5ck, Which waa
attached by tho United States Marsha! IN the
Fox River. It WtAneconac, laat .nahti,, vas
today Released, the elaiuis agunst heE haYipg
beeu Adjusted.
, 1879-01-21
A HARD fIDGGER.

E&EE4Uf z7f412*0V "
pEcA1UK, IT., Jau. 30.-1'bonas Morgan, :
epusiu Of The notorious Iuhn Morgan, the Hen
tucxy raider anil pushwhugker, was arrested on
Saturday for logging one of hs papisa too
severely. liz ID ROW Ut large On bail
, 1879-01-21


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IHslcr catIcn to alai. Reno, hcckoncd to him
~ mnn ~ ,s nand, and Nai Reno rode over. II be-
to's 10 ''c"r thu order, a'nl
THE oRi,eR wAs:
m .Stel. Renc. vol vi! tasg your tattatson. try
md viii tuppprt you.s An.i 4, Nal ntno WA
moving nfT-lrolabIy rot Xix or len icct sway
Hen. Custer said, I'd takn The scouts along
with ynu.''' '>@
"DIl hfst. Reno lcayo the officers with whom
he was talking 10 20 10 Gen. Custcr to receive
hts ordrrl"
'Thnt didn't nnt,cc can't say whether
l1c ra!na alone Or with thcac Officers. waen't
Custer patilcalasis."
"Nuw.did AtlJntant took eEyo tho order frou,
Col. Custer 10 sfaj. ltcno, Or was il direct from
toi, Cuttcri"
"1fle Or.lcr heard was direct Irom Gen. Gus
ter to Ma. Reno. 1an't prrtctni t., sny Tint
Cook didn't communicate ,hr orlicr i1rsts'
"Ilei' Lieut.. Wallace. When he haya that tho
his,,t 1ae' !at "as feeGlssti wa tnfoi'na ts'e
,n.,. = IT.. nut roIte.1 ~ ~ NMatemcntfr
1ri.. ~. notu "iat Lieut. NH!'ace ha}e'
RxNo's MOVEMENTS.
after receiving tho ortlcr, md replied tint Reno
s,arle ,ss f9fxar Ms he, te Witness easi The
think 1t necessary for him 10 receive It persou-
ally, aud therefore Immediately cullcl together
the scouts; they ni1 fell in, started forward aud
reacllctl the iortf abnnt tho SANG tiu,c tfai The
down to tho ford, he va. ut ono tine within
| eight ur ten feet Of RctAo. On reaching the
| c1Gc OF the river he was little In advance and
TO the left Of Reno. who lIa,! TO inaks larger
e was ,hs~ w;oss Eo to sass s 95 At .ad fat Il d.
vanco of the column, nlsllourl, ho didn't
notice. paraiyulariy whether there "Gre
knoti. they pnssed the heavy Indian trail lead
Ing up the right bank. Ti,Is knoll. whe', they
wcro OH tho SOUTH side III y, l'tu them 5ts'm Gus
ter's comman1: bcl9re i M ee!t'g a thus hdde' nov"
| "fhen the phseinG Of lhat lraii;' sa'ti ar.
what a!o was talkit,E about, "@hs ~'th'n full
should sav u va, fsncn u'Eafd.
"Wllnt did Maj. lteno uo when hu pot to tho
rlrer" a.. au,.o . .,. ,.-
~ called his attention 10 tllo Tact that the
U.s., 1lc lo.'kcs up at nc am and down tbs valley,
al,d then gave inc oftet Forward
"What latigunxe o'd YOU use 10 ulfn ut the
rivers cdReT
addressed hifn rs MAI. HcHo."
Yes; anil w'lnt cifc''
"'S1n1or. TUG ind'ass afe coming up the val.
10y t3 % meet us. :.,,,, ,,,.a =. .,,o. ,,ou,
i!!dn't i'd ~ "o;se:'' siss "''' ~ '"'' ''"''
WAS he stopn'ng or In n'ot!onf'
"Mc were lust cot.liIs Up"
"!!c ~as " motso9r ,....-.
.,'s;t "fes' = th'oH So naa "oa or my horae'
y lfow far wcrc Sos from tho rivcrl'
"F!ftctn or twenty feet"
What was ho daing Hhen ron haltcd your
horsc-ridtng arounlf'',
:" Ile was moving, and probably mine ~as.
jcrkctl my horse anl called his attention to The
met that the 1nusars were coming up tlo valley.
, 1879-01-21
THE TRIBUNE nuAncr1 OFFICES. !


0npER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS
i petrons thrnnetInut the city ~ hfys estAplfshrd
hransn tthisss in th: different nytonF d-sTn
oehN Wnffe advertisements viii he taken for
rrre q charged a THO Main t}iee. viii bn received
nnti! = c!ock p h during the week snl until! p
y. I 4 s1Mys bookseller and stattoncrs, ia
=, WhLpEN. Eew.tea,rr. stattonsr, etc.. 1909
Httt Madison 1t; near sYestt m. AZ.
f!u1ERr THNUMSTOS, WeI:. :.Ade Kews Denot
hlee lsl.na M =. ~, corner .! Aal,set 4:
II. Z. HEHI.fCk. jcwclef, Htwsieater, and Fancy
Hdfdl III LAKE. .Hf.. cnfnIf ttnrntn -.
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the strength of two men to keep her quiet. She
sometimes imagnes she is God, and requires
strict obedience from every one present, or
something serious follows. At other times she
Is frstclass poet, and evolves a good many
otf.hand pieces OF poetry with the rapidly of
| lightning DIR. Msick is attending the unfor'
tunatc woman. 1t rs sad case, and the poor
woman receives the assistance of numerous
friends, while her relatives have the active
sympathy of a generous public. 1t is extreme
" doubtful whether she will ever recover her
sanity, and her friends fear it will he necessary
to take her to the Elgin asylum for care and
treatment.
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy was surprised by fine
pair of gloves and overcOat after he had con
cudcd his Thanksgiving services.
Sam Lett has huskcd 225 acres Of corn, and
has ID yet to pick.
The Chapman trial in Ottawa eXcites good
deal of interest IN Sandwich Mr.. Chapman
has brother and sister-both married-living
here, and good many knowing II. b., stoutly
insist it is their belief that the case Is put up
job" on the young man.
The Temperance Relief Scciety met at 3Irs.
Buckingham's last night. A programme for
carrying on winters campaign was agreed
upon, and officers elected for the ensuing year.
Ey,INO
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For the Free Trader
The kindergarten.

great many persons, parents particularly,
have from time to time read with much interest
accounts OF the success achieved by the system
for training the minds of young children devised
by Professor Froebel nearly fifty years ago and
known 10y the name Of kindergarten.
Only a few are aware of the extent to which the
principles first elaborated by Froebel have been
put in practice. From small beginnings in Ger,
many they have spread in all directions until
every city in Europe and in many cities in the
east the kindergarten has been domcsticated 40
one of the most valuable means OF sowing seed
in the minds Of the young, destined In later years
to bear an abundant crop Of good fruit.
The chief merit of the Kindergarten plan 10
that it takes child at a tender aye when good
principles and habits can with the most facility 10
inculcatcd and before evil habits have taken any
hold. The child from three TO seven years OF age
is trained by a system Of object teaching, and by
apparently the simplest means in the world, but
really on a scientific plan, to think for himself
and to learn hon 10 learn.
The eye is trained by the act OF drawing straight
lines or curves all "for fun" the ear 10y simple
melodies: sense of color is gained by games
with different colorcd balls; of gcometrical pro.
portions by various sized cubes, and while in
structon is thus inscnsibly conveyed under the
name Of amusement the child is, ut the same
time, led into habits Of cleanliness promptitude
and good manners.
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CLEVELAND. November |, 1873.
Editors "Wae'Rter am Erie" Cieteiand, ohio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me, as an old reader oil
your valuable journal, herewith TO send you afev
lines, which please insert IN your next issue. |
will vouch for their TRUTH and know that by their
publication great deal OF good will DO accom-
plishcd. Having been a reader OF your paper for
many years, hope you will kindly grant my re-
quest
For twelve years had suffered, from time to
time, terribly with rheumatism, TO such an ex.
tent that was unable to move about and lost
the use Of my limbs. tried everything recon
mended to effect cure, consulted some OF the
most prominent physicians, and expended large
sums Of money, hoping to find relief, but with.
out any success. CHANGING over the columns of
the "IVaechter," read about the st. Jacobs Oil
and the MANY cures this remedy had effected.
Having been disappointed so many times lost
all faith in any remedy, the st. Jacobs Oil in
cluded, until saw one day that it had cured a
well known citizen with whom | am acquainted
Other parties fully endorsed the value and won.
derful power OF the OIL telling me that it had
ed them OF different ailments in avery short time.
This brought me TO a conclusion. lsad to myself,
"Schweizer, fifty cents won't break ysu;" so
went to my druggist Mr. Book, bought . bottle
of the Oil, and must confess that the result was
truly wonderful. used it every two hours and
found relief Immediately upon the first applica
ton, and the pain ceased entirely after q few
more applications. Fearing IA new attack re-
manned in bed and continued to use the remedy
every three hours. All pain having left me,
arose from my bed and walked down stairs with
out any trouble.
Since that time have been able TO follow my
occupation and feel no pains or inconvenience
however disagrceabe the changes OF the wealth
er may be. Having thoroughly tested tho ST.
Jacobs Oil, ! can cOnscientiously recommend /,
to all afflicted with rheumatism Fifty cents is g
small expense when the services for 80 triling
an outlay are considered. II | was one thous
and miles away from any human habtation,
should, nevertheless, procure this remedy and
keep it always in my house.
LOUIS SCHwEITZER,
Cor. Mervn and Center SITS, Cleveland, o.
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Pick Ups.
.,;ll h> tratu S,,ota %

Tomorrow will be train sunday.
The opening of the High School Building will
not take place until week after next.
T. &. Gibson, county agent, took four insane
patients to the new Kankakee asylum last week
Lynch, at Ballston, should have been furnished
With map of the county. Seventy miles IN seven
hours is good travelling with one horse
Burglars entered the Bulletin office last Mon
dsy night fhey concluded the "coins were
yaiueless and the Office more or less "hcll'boX,
and left hastily after running foul of the paste
pot
The Young Ladies' Bazaar for the Temperance
Reading Room will be held on the 18TH aud lalh'
At Mr.. j. L. SCOTS, on Tuesday evening, the
Young Ladies' Baptist Missionary Society gave
pleasant social
John Grove and John Gibson, with Groves
dogs, had a hne chase on Thursday after fox
in the country north Of the village OF Dayton,
Lynch alias Coamer is a man Of vast mag
nation. It's pity the authorities OF New YORK
won't let him use it in Illinois.
The girl from Streator confined in the county
jail for vagraucy and general immortality, being
in the family way, was transferred yesterday 10
the County Asylum.
Barnes says the woman in The case Is a cousin
10 Lynch, and was when he last heard OF her an
inmate of II negro br0thcl in Chicago. Ed has
recorded no interview with her.
"Helen Potter's Peiades," capital combina-
ton. consisting Of Helen Potter, Anna Berger,
the Swedish Lady Quaitette, Felix Reganey
(rapid .ketcher) and Fritz /. Schmclscr, OF S"ed-
ish male quartette, VIII give an entertainment al
the Opera House on Dec. Is.
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To all Whom II May Concern.

Have you home Of your own? If you have a
home where plenty rcigns, remain where you
are. But If you have not a home Of your own
il you are a tenant if you are a poor man look
ing for a home with few hundred dollars laid
by; or If you have nothing yet laid by, but the
pOssessor OF stout heart and willing pair OF
hands, we say to all such go to Nebraska at The
earliest opportunity and secure home Of your
own, while prices Of lands are low and can be OBJ
tanned on the liberal terms now Offered Nebras-
ka offers better inducements to the home seekers
than any other Western State. II Is In the ri ht
latitude; il is located between the 10th and 43d
latitude. II is the equitable mean between the
high cold north and the low humid south. We
have new sectional maps OF the state we will
send FREE to any address, Send in your names
and get good map Of the great State OF Ncbras.
ka, and any other information you desire.
\. NJ. KNOX ~ Son,
Princeton, III. agents B. IL NJ. lands.
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LIN r. r. ENGLISH An ~ F'RENC b
''-'- osMAN HAPEMAs's.
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Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And All the principal cities east and vest.
BOUGHT ANp SOLD
Exchanr,. On England ireland, Scotland and all i'm
portan p-nts in Continental Europe drawn In sumo b. suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamps OF M deaoM Natsons con
,tantly on hand and for SAFE.
United States Bonds, Local Securities. eoa and
Silver bought and sOa.
nankins hours from "a. N. to- N.
Jan. II, 1873 F. $. EAMEs, Cashier.
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"SAVED HIS LIFE"

SPRiSGPIELD, TENN, May 4, lS9.
DR. A. H. WHITE Dear Sir: am selling great deal OF
your Pulmonsrs have large demand for IT, and recon,
mend IL to oil the best cough medicine In the market and
am afraid 10 recommend II, IA had II thoroughly
tested OF my customers who was given up 10 die
After taking three ycent bottles of Pamonara he com
enceG improving and when he had taken the hfh bottle
he was up and in my store and said Ir SAVED NY LIFE
and that he should always love and the PulmOnarr.
FOR had saved him from death and WAS the OF hs
taking IT," told him not to love me, hut DR. White the
OF this medicine am selling rom eight 10
fifteen bottles o week of your Pumunaria,
Yours truly, W. ECKLES,
Sold in Ottayn by Forbes Il lehring. nUyli