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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18
yrrATsaEE REPORT.

->.-,oys vng To-DAr.-For the Mid
l>>,A,,i l>,,Sn'ir States, falling followed by
d@ 1870, sarnus>icr, northeast backing TO
r5,'F- ". -. wS1,ds. cloudy and rainy followed
Hr>iG"r;l,,, Hri."r;,,r weather. and slight changes in
FY,}<'t,m ,< ,m. South Atlantic States, falling
, tt.a.cd t% hy rising barometer, sontheriy
''.aS'" .,, hitting 10 colder norhwesterly.
H'n',, H,rr weather., possibly clearing away
~tr. gay might.
-, wyArnxr YESTERDAY was cool, rainy,
snpltasanf' " 20.
'.r r.rr,,oygTsR YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 90 !;
- s:: noon, 81; 5 i. NJ, 81; l..
a: midnight. 80,
." uc,o temperature, 38.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

Beethoreu Musicale To- Niaht-H the
weather should permit, no doubt large
audience will be in attendance at the bee
thoven musicale tonight. An excellent
programme has been prepared.
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THE MANCHESTER TAySERY PROPERTY own
ed by the estate of the late John r Hulst, will be
sod on the premises THIS AFTERNOON. Au ON.
nous taking bidders to the sale free OF CHARGE will
leave the office Of Mcssrs Grubbs & VIII isms at 4
O'Clock p, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

A Relic.-While party was engaged yes
terday In cleaning out an old wen on Eighth
street near Hull, which had been nearly
filled with dirt and stones for many years.
they came across an old mllskef, which was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

SAVE MONEY :y having your printing d1Gs Gt+ae
D!>rATCI, PEIETtSG-llorsE. GOO! nors, Low
lcict.;. AID sah l.! ,linn rtu.f1>,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

NJ. ELLYSCN u Co. advertising Il. :pts, ins"rt AZ
vsr;i:cmeuts In all of the newspapers OG tn E'''5
Slm eS at prblisbtre' rate. urcrs left >, TIC DIS
patch coun;:nS-room WI rc>:i"" rronp: at%r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

AN ESTABLISHED FACT !-ElEEMAS BoSuuGS
& BROTHER keep the largest and bcst-assorteI
stock Of Boots, Shoes. Trunks, Ealls,s, Sc, in the
ciiy-j09 aud ; IL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

PROCLAMATION TO the lovers Of The weed and TO
all whom /. may concern If YOU want good CT.
GAR. either 30. or l0c.. Wade in &C.. FL at Witt
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
nomCc them superior For sale at every place whcr.
good cigars are sold.
+. WHlTLoCK, Nanuilctur"r
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DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want 4 SC. KEY-WESr
CIGAR see that you get WHIrLoCK's. with COPY.
righted label representing to6accc-'saf on every
hny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

Our FLORIDA CIGARS compare favorab!y wi Ii
imported goods, aud are one half the pIicc.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

DID YoU EVER? No; never smoked better Sc.
CIGAR than WHIrLoCK's Picnic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

a hAiSY EAY.-YcstRfday was rainy
t:raed indeed. III the ercaing it poured III
r.t,sshts, and about O'Clock there was a
sn' 'N Hash Of lightning and heavy peal OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

ASK YOUR GROCER for COFFEE ROASTED 1t
POLLARD'S: Ii Is the bcS.
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SEEK 40 FuErHgR.-You will Gnd no better.
The Picnic Is the best Sc. CIGAR on the mar&c..
Wholesale and retaii at II. WiII,LoCKS, l4i5 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

GRTRBS & WILLIAMS, AZ L. NJ, executors sale
Of the Manchester Tanntry.
RORERT B. LYME. AZ +. NJ. foir-.fory nasic
dwelling -lUrIsr on the southwest corner Of Eighth
ant Leigh streets.
f. IIOLZINGER. u. s., 10 4. NJ, At No. 90 east
Clay ,trcct. plano. sofa. ctarere. crnlrc.tahe'
Brussels carpet. three iugrain carpets, &C.
JAS. NArDOI'GALL.l lOlS 4. ~. al hi, auction
rooms. furniture. china. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

J. a"'per's Nonthty for Nay received from
1ahce!, llI2 Maiu street.
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ALL TIE FtRSr-CLAsS GEocERS have their
COFFEE ROASTED a. Ii. II. PoILARp's.
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WE KEEP TEAS from 2jc. per pound 20 Tho
highest grades. W. ID. BLAIR i 60.
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TO James Il. Dooley, Esq.

.,.. THE AGREEMENT SIGNED. ... ..-..'
The proposition having .een adopted, it
was signed by General Ewing on behalf OF
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, and all OF the FIRST and second mort
gage bondholdcrs present. .
On molten of Colonel CabeII, the follow
ing committee was appointed to procure the
signatures OF the absent bondholders I:
Mcssrs. John Stewart, +. r. Scott. j. h.
Edmondson, Thomas Seddon, aud Isaac
Davenport, Jr. t.....s III, --..;t - .1.s -
On motion OF Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
the Chairman major Dooley) r., W. -Gren-
shaw, and General Logan were added to
the committee. =.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. 2,
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OuR AMBER WHISKEY At 81 p'r gallon Is a piir:
med cinaI article. ". H. irNH & 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

LlBRErrns FOR ClNDERELLA.-We have
received from the ladies OF the Retreat for
the Sick copy OF Cinderella litretto;;
which opera will be rendered by Richmond
amateurs at the Richmond Theatre on the
9TH, 9Th, and 9th of May. The librettes are
well gotten up, and will he placed on SAFE ,e
at ,Iohustop's and other bookstores IN the
city, or may be had OF the lady managers Oh
the Retreat
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Irnr the DISPATCH. !

IFUF TIIt TJTHVNtL'I'-
The residents oi Ross street arc frequently
ANNOYED b. parties stealing fo"crs out oi
their irnn yards.
In, there some way 10 stop this?
COTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

NAw LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Gras;d Reporter W. II. Baile returned
from Smithtield Yesterday. "Wednesday
night he organized Smitlltieid Charity
Lodge. Knights OF Honor, ut that place,
with the following officers: E. D. Phillips,
Z. D.; w. d. Folk, D.; John Y. Disbrow,
V. D.; q. w. Stringtield, A. D.; &. i.
Smith, Chaplain; w. G. Rouse, II. i.
Adams, Guides; L. NJ. Todd, Reporter; j.
w. Todd, .Fhnancial Reporter; Il. Fl. South
all, Treasurer; Il. L. Carroll, sentinel.
The tedge starts with membership OF
twenty-iour " orthy gentlemen, and bids
fair TO grow rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THuRsDAY.-
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
Kioeber From the Circuit Court OF the
city OF Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Chris
tian delivering the opinion, Judge Moncure
dissenting.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany u.s. kloehcr. From the Circuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond. Affirmed. Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion, Judge
Moncurc dissenting.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company Us. Faunce. From the Circuit
Court Of the city Of Alexandria. Affirmed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Bradford and wife Us. Fields, adninistra-
tor. From the Circuit Court OF FauqHiel
county. Reversed, Judge Burks delivering
the opinion.
Love IS. The Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
for, DC From the Circuit Court OF Fair
fax county. Affirmed, Judge Burks de-
liyerin@ the opinion.
Lees administrator Us. Hicks and ais.
From the Circuit Court Of Bedford county.
Affirmed by divided Court. In this case
Judge Brrks did not sit, he being counsel
for the parties appellant below.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Com
panr rs. Anderson. administrator. Argued
by F. ID. Irving, Esq, for the defendant.
and continued until Tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

GRAND OFFICERS OF THE I. Q. o. F.-The
Grand Lodge elected ana installed the fol
lowing officers yesterday: 4. =. Button,
Lynchbur@, grand master; j. G. White,
Norfolk, deputy grand master; j. II. krebs,
Winchester, grand warden; r. Wiley Da-
Wis, Richmond, grand secretary; j. ".
Ferguson. Richmond, grand treasurer; J.
|J. Shearer, Smyth county, grand chaplain ;
~. L. Blanks, Petersbusg, grand represents
tive. .ls
# The Grand Lodg adjourned at, 2so'cIock
after most harmonious and interestlngses
gsion. 'ss2s.t s2s5..5
The Grand Master appointed tho follow
ing officers: L. j. Crowdcr. OF Staunton,
W. G. NJ. J. g. Haler, &. c.; D. A. Eir-
cher, Of Bridgewater. G. g.; I. I. Rixcy,
OF Cul?cpcr, q. II.
District Deputy Grand Masters: No. 1.
Hugh Latha,n, AloXandria; No. =. James
Cochran. Culpepvr; No. 8, John II. Knight,
Fredericksburg; No. 4, John 4. Collins,
Richmond city; No. 3, George {. Nauder-
slice, Manchester; No. G, Joseph G.. Fulton,
Old Point: No. !, Robert W. Morehead :
No. s, J. McDowcii Taylor, Lexington: No.
o, Rev. J. J. Schrrcr, Marion; No. 70, G. s.
Roller, iount Sidney; No. II. Joseph A.
Melton, Winchester; No. II (Gcrmanh r.
w. Mi!tz. Richmond.
The Grand; 7. O. o. T., OF
Virginia, met immediately after the adj
journment OF the Grand Lodge. and last
night the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year Z: John T. Knight, Of Fred
crick:burg, Grand Patriarch: John j. Will
liaus, of Portsmouth, Grand High Priest ;
\. Il. Courtney, OF Richmond, Grand Sc
NOR Warden: Hugh Latham, OF Alexandria,
Grand Scribe; r. &. Fletcher. OF Richmond,
Grand Trcasnrer; L. ". Miltz, OF Rich
mond, Grand Junior Warden; j. ). Pattie,
OF Wsrrenton. Grand Marshal; u. A. Haas
OF Hampton, Grand Sentinel; Jamcs l.
Layton. OF Fredericksburg, Grand Outside
Sentinel: Jacob II. Robinson, OF Lynch
burg, Grand Representative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18
Go TO LEVY BROTHERS AND PURCHASE Youn
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and

DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS.
They keep the largest and bcst-assoricd stock in
this city, aHd their prices are always the lowest.
LEVY BROTHERS
ask but one price, and tha. the lowest. Go.o
LEVY BROTHERS,
and make your purchases. You eau hnd everything
you want in their mam moth establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

POLICE COURT, IEsTERnAY-Act1ng Po-
tjce-Justice JOhnJ. Crutchfeid prcsidin9.-
John Robinson (colorcd), il till-tappcr, was
rount! guilty Of robblng the moncy-drawcr
Of John Ahern. and was sent to jail for
twelve months and sevcnty-cight lashcs.
Mary l.. Brown (coored), charged with
stealing ore pair OF earrings. valued at 81,
from Mrs. Matte Gentry. The evidence
showed that Il little daughter oi Mrs. Gentry,
while walking along Franklin street WeC-
.nesduy, was approached by the prisoner,
who took tie earrings out ol her ears Dy
force ana made Ctf with them. The matter
was nlaccd into the hands Of the police, re.
suIting IN her arrest. Upon arriving at the
sta,ion-hou>c she was searched. and the pro-
pcrtv found. The Justice, after hearing tho
evidence. remarked: This is a hiSll-handcd
piece OF business. ! generally give women
the choice oil. iail or stripes; in this case
will sentence you TO receive nIne-and'
thirty"
Charles Madison. an old offender, drlak
and disordcr,y, waS sent 10 Jail in default ol
surety.
William Taylor alias Frayscr Branch
(roorcd). guilty OF stealing one tub OF but
Ter from ii. WaIlcr>tcin, was sentenced te
six months in Jail and labor. and twenty
iashcs added. Tic case went up to the
llustiu9s Court on an appeal.
! large number of businessmen were ur
for violating Ike city ordinance IN relation
10 signs. Justice Crutchtitid ordered iEc
signs to be removed, bat suspended cNccu'
tioa OF the order for thirty days TO allow tho
parties to petition to the Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

>-~-.r CIRCULATION OF TIE nIsrATcH
u ." ",p THAN TIRE COMBINED GTRCU-
1> tS,N ~ ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
i1.,,s ~ THE CtTf. ...~
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| imously adopted by both classes OF bond.

ituoustS auopteu Ny DUH cIaSScS OF OoHu.
holders.
THE NEW YORK BoSDHoLDEEs.
The Chair read the following letter to the
meeting:
RIcHN6ND, Va, April II, 1879.
My Dear Ihr. Dooley:
As said to you this morning. shall
leave to-day for New York, as nothing
would be gained hy my attending the ad-
iourned meeting, for l do not feel author
lied either to reject or to accept, in behalf
OF my clients, the scbcme which the bond
holders now have uader consideration.
II You will kindly see that the secretary
sends me a copy Of the paper which Gen
era! Logan's committee has prepared will
submit the proposition to tue bondholders
whom I represent. ,...,, -.
And am very truly yours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS


COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Foit
Srw YOnK, PESSSYLvASIA, ONO. and Hher
state,
SOL. l.. BLOOMBERG.
orlr. with Marshall K johns, Bank street ortwccn
Ei.v.nti, aud Twelfth >trett'. ap '-eoh-"
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Was He POiScnedr

DIX. TAYLOR MAKING A CHEMICAL ANALYSIS CT
THE FREDERICKSBURG BOYS STOMACH, WHO
is SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN P0IsOHED-A
STEP-MOTHER SAID TO BE SUSPECTED.
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C,uCAp TRANSPORTATION TO AND
FROM MOZAHT NALL.

Persons desiring 10 attend ;hc cctnre, Or Ni,-
r,nster =. hhey nj H,Iart Hall FRIDAY aud Sal
URDAY NIGHTS WIN be- furnisht d cAHH1n"n IA rom ne
aud OMSfEUsES for 25c. nc1h 10 arg iro,. ia,rL ,
,,"'' ,t ~A' ' A. ". CARRIERS.
n,1ao, s2S easi Man street..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
that in further recognition OF the
DECEASED the court adjourn until 10
o'clnc!ll Tuesday morning.
The Indians of Colorado.

These unfortunate creatures arle,
having massacrcd the whites, agent
and employees of The government, OF
tile White River Agency. and fought
H"d killed Major Thornburg, and his
men and thus aroused the wrath o
the United States Government, have
signilicd their Willingness to lay down
4 tlieir arms and submit 10 the auLhori.
ty Of the government officials. They
recognize the authority OF Ouray, the
head chief OF the Southern ULes and q
friend Of the United States Govern.
tnent, and will light no more unless
forced to do SO to defend and protect
their lives. Gen. Merritt has reach.
cd the scene of tho massacre and
found every building destroyed and
the toGies of the white men scattered
here and there, mutilatcd in the mos,
horrible manner. No traces or wo
men or children were found, and il is
supposed that these have been carri-
cd away and will'bc held as hostages
TO insure accommodating terms oi
peace from the government. ''''
Gen. Sherman, however, has issued
Instructors TO Gen. Sheridan that
all the Indians who opposed the gov.
crnmcnt's authority must be put OH,
of tho way if they resist. If they
surrender their arms and ponies, they
must be held rs prisoners to be dis
posed OF rs future circumstances
might require. The murdcrcrs Of tho
whites must be punished as their
crimes richly deserves. These in.
structions seem TO Indicate that the
policy determined upon by the gov
crnment toward" the Indians is ven
scancc first, then peace. We can
well afford to be magnanimous to a
weak and, in this case, an uncivilizctl
foe, but there is scarcely any magma
nimity in such Il course Of conduct.
Indians may he tanned and civilized
ami it seems to us that u better poll
cy than determination would be to
send good, active christian men
among them with the bible and pray
. p :
er rather than the sword and the rife.
The trial is worth making.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
The Charleston Election.

Now that an Executive Committee
have been elected by the Democrats
Of The city and that Committee have
issued their address to the vot crs of
Charleston, it becomes necessary to
institute such proceedings as may Of
fer the greatest probabilities for the
success Of the Democratic patty. If
a gootl,' honest and economical gov
ernmcnt,is desired 10y the citizens il
must bc.had through the Democratic
party. The eNpeticnte-, CT the past
proves that the Radical party cannot
give it, nor, in the very nature of'thc
,cast, can Hindepcndentism do itLsuch
movement wouldsesult in the da:
feat Of the party of IN honest govern.
mcnL and the triumph Of the party Of
plundcr. ~. 2L' a iJ uI0
AS We understand tho matter there
will DC Sales wing Of the Demo.
cratic party with q ticket in the field
,l,.o, - ,, 49,, ,r 49, .,9 .n ~ vim 4
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po1;oo, ,;a,.o. ~ "">' ''''
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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
Court.

Owing 10 tic sickness Of Judge AL
drich the Court of General Sessions,
which was appointed to meet On tic
morning OF the first Monday, convcn
ed on last Monday at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, Judge Aldrich presiding. His
charge TO the grand jury was in his
usdal style, clear and 10 the point. AL
luding TO the delay caused by his re-
cent illness he iudulgcu the hope that
the lost time might be recovered by
industry and diligence in the dis
charge OF duty Oh the part Of both
jurors and members of the bar. Ills
last official appearance at Orangcburg
was to resist The order o. Gen. Can
by by which the Judges Of The Stat.
were called upon to perform an act
which neither their oath OF Office nor
ccnsc ofjns,icc would allow. He al
luded tonehinSly to Judge Dawkins,
whc dic4 during reconstruct
ton, and ccmplimcnted Judges Mon
roc and Glover. His remarks on The
restoration TO power Of the party OF
intelligence end honesty were we'll
tlmed also h.s congratulations 10 the
people on the decrease in crime since
the control Of the government fcl.
| INTO til" hands ui tic Democratic
party in lS7G. Abiding to the fine
courthouse he suggested some repairs
which were evidently "cccssary to
preserve it from further injury
The criminal docket was taken up
and the following cases disposed Of =:
,shc State vs.. Iosllaa Mingo, colorcd
pcriury guilty. The State Us. Jack
lnablnet, assault and battery with
intent to kll-scalcd verdict.
At this stage Judge Il. w. Glover,
on behalf OF the mem hcrs of the bar,
submitted to the coult an affecting
preamble and resolutions inscribed
to the memory Of the late w. Nj.
llulson, = distinguished member of
the Orangcburg bar and Master of
the county, whc!. were ordered to be
spread upon the minutes Of the court {:
Aloqncnt and feeling addresses
we're made by Judge Glover, Maj. L.
b. WhaIcy, Gen. JAS. Il. Izlar and
Col. M. !. Browning. Judge Aldrich
in IL most touching manner alluded TO
the distinguished dead, and ordered
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
THE FAIR.

Persons intending to ratronize our
coming Annual Fair, to be held on
the 29tl, 30th and 3lst Of this month,
by exhibiting stock, will greatly aid
the Directors by making eally appli-
cation TO Secretary J. L.. Heidtman.
and engaging stalls or pens for their
stock. Don't put it Off until the last
hour. By eHgaging stalls early it
will enable the President to make all
suitable arrangements for the accom-
mediation Of exhibitors stock.
The Premium List states that the
entries for exhibition can be made at
the Fair Building on Monday and
Tuesday 9th and 2Sth, and on
Wednesday, 29Lh until 10 o'clock a.
NJ, 1t is hoped exhibitors will enter
as early as possible, and not wait un-
Til the last moment to 10 SO. We arc
making every effort TO make the com
ing Fair one OF, tho most successful
ever held in Orangcburg County, one
that will make every man, woman
and child proud Of their county. Will
the people second our efforts? We
think they will, and that our effolts
willbe crowned with success.n.'
siDWe arc offering an extra bill Of at
uactivc amusemcnts during the Fair.
First, Grand Tournament second,
Base Ball; third, Glass Ball Shoot
ing. BY several teams. Besides, from
present indications, we expect every
department TO be fully up if not bet
ter, than heretofore. Tho ladies arc
busy preparing articles for their de-
pnrtments, aid whatever they intend
to do they arc sure to do we'll. We
expect persons outside Of our county
to exhibit articles end visit our Fair.
We are making efforts to have excur-
sion rates hy -Radspad during the
Fair. : Persons FROM Branchvillc and
and1all along the line to Charleston,
can take tic morning train, and arrive
III Orargcburg in ample time to
spen:' a pleasant day at the Fair, and
/! they desire, return homo by the half
past 3 o'clock evening train. The
.programmei.of arrangements of the
Fair will he published next week.
:: w. L. BARTON,
President.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

] IL . - q. .NF a d - a.
form will be formed in the old field
and march through, the principal
streets Of the}city to the Fair Grounds
where grand
MEDIEVAL TOURNAMENT
will take place,
Three cash prizas in gold and silver
coin will be awarded TO the three
knights taking The greatest number
of rings in three rides. Chance of
three rings.oeach rides. Time, SOW
en- seconds. All questions Of riding
will be decidedly, finally by the
judges. e
First Prize, Twenty Dollars in gold:
Second Prize, Ten Dollars in Silver.
Third Prize, Five Dollars in Silver.
The list Of knights will be in
charge Of Lieutenant Cutler, Herald.
The list can be found at store OF j. c..
Pike, until Saturday, Oct, l1tb, when
members of the o. L. d. desiring to
ride must enroll their names, knights
are expected TO be appropriately cos
tuned, as it iscthe aim Of the Compa-
ny as we'll as the Directors of the
Association 10 make the occasion Il
grand and beautiful pageant, which
will reflect credit upon the Dragons
and enhance the enjoyment OF visi-
tors to the Fair. COMMITTEE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
Masters SaIcs.A
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangcburg Connty-In Tic Common
Plens.i@fG ! III 40
ID. Ellison Hart and others, VS.. James T..
Is. Gilmore and others. Complaint for
partition. 'i mos 'if. alTl nI n.;
Pursuant to an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas. l will sell on Monday
Bird Of November next, before tile Court
House, within the, legal hours all that
tract of land in county and State aforc-
said, devised by William Hart deceased,
to his wife Irene, now also deccased)
for her life, with remainder to her chill
dren. Sufd tract contains 800 acres of
the homestead, and is bounded north by
lands of Mrs. Gilmore, east by lands of
Mrs. T.. G. Myers. and south and west
by lands of Ira f.. Hurt.
Conditions, Cash-purchascr TO pay
for title and necessary expenses. ~
THOMAS w. GLOVER, VS.
. MASTERS OFrICE. Master.
October Is, lS79-3t '. i"