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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Our Sun day RalnbIes-

METHODIST CuURCH-Rsv. O. a..
Darby, took as his morning theme
the obedience displayed by Abraham
mRaSsa ." God to offer up his son
Isaac as a sacrifice upon the altar.
lie showed that the object Of Godin
giving this command, seemingly so
hard, was first to try the p~atriarchs
faith and thereby do Inn good; and
secondly to give the world an ok
ample Of faith and obedience, and
thereby do others good. lie then
showed how faithfully Abraham full
filled the command Of God in every
particular.
First, his resignation. He never
murmured or said a word although
his beloved son was to be the victim,
but meekly submitted to Gods VII.
Secondly, his promp'ncss. He made
no delay, but proceeded at the first
dawn Of day to execute the command
delivered to him by the angel OF the
Lord.
Thirdly, he kept has nouJle to linn
self, fearing that publicity, might
~ CACCullOll VI wv : VIII. .
Lastly he Perserercd to Tie end, and
4uniled not " difficulties. When
finally IL lamb was provided for the
sacrifice instead OF his son Abraham
called the place Jehovah jireh, the
Lord will provide.
The lessons impressed by The ser
mon were, resignation t Gods will
under all difficulties, promptness in
doing our duty, heroism in bearing
our troubles by ourselves, and per.
severance and Grmness in the path of
rectiiude.
PREsBYTER1AN CnuEcn-In the
afternoon Rev. j. ID. A. Brown de-
livered an address in tho interestof
foreign missions. Interesting par.
flculars we're given shown. the pro.
gress OF missions under the auspices
ot this Church in Brazil. At one
Church in this country as an indica.
ton Of the success Of the cause,
$3.50 were raised by the members, and
the same amount by a society organ
lzed among the ladies Of the Church.
The money SO raised was applied to
the support Of the Church, and the
employing Of a bible reader We
were urged to redoubled efforts for
the promotion Of this important
cause.
LUTHERAN CHuRcu-In the even
ing Rev. j. f. kiscr preached from
the words, "And us Moses lifted IN
the serpent in the wilderness, even so
must the son of man be lifted up."
The preacher showed he analogy be-
tween the brazen serpena which was
lifted up in the wilderness, aud watch
if the lsraelites merely looked up on
would cure them Of the bites Of the
serpents which were sent to scourgc
them, and the Savior who was placed
upon the cross to- save sinners from
the result Of their sins. In either
case a simple look vas necessary but
1t must be the look Of faith. Christ
is now lifted up before us; let us look
to Him and be saved.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Pomona Grange


The Annual meeting Of this body
composed Of delegates from all the
Oranges of the County, met in the
basement Of the Presbyterian Church
OH last Saturday. where n very in
.cresting and profitable scssion was
held.
The following officers we're elected
to serve for the ensuing yenr:
DR. w + Barton, w NJ.
L E Granting, Overseer.
j. II. Fielder, lecturer,
A N Salley, Steward.
w L Muller, Assistant Steward.
DR.. A Elliott, Chaplain.
SM Fairey, Treasurer.
Kirk Robinson, Secretary.
A Jourdain, Gate Keeper.
Mrs CM Fielder, Ceres.
Mrs NJ a Summers, Pomona.
Mrs a l. Cutler. Flora.
Miss Livinia Fielder, L A S.
Executi We Committee-Dr j w
Summers, L ii Granting, DR. J G.
Holman.
The Committee to whom WAS Ell
trusted the matternof the expediency
and practicability of establishing u
co operative store, reported favora-
bly,, and the same Committee was
charged with the duty of opening
subscription h oks, and carrying out
the plan The matter was very
freely and ably discussed and it is
hoped for the interest OF the Grange
that the project viii. soon be con,un
mated. Mr. j. II. Folder supported
the measure in a strong spe CHI.
After the bisi4hS of the meeting
was over the delegates, with heir
guests repaired to the tables, groan-
ing with good things spread upon
them for the qualification Of the
inner-man. 1t Was at this juncturc
that the TINES appeared upon the
scene, thanks to the kind attention of
Worthy Master Barton and EX-
Worthy Master, Capt. Ed. Folder,
and was thus initiated into the fifth
The enjoyment of this degree i'm
pressed us very avorably with the
organization, and convinced US that
its members are far from want.
c - III.
cheer,d, too, by the presence Of the
ladies, tend in no small degree to
relieve the solitude of the farmers
life, and should be encouraged.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Mexico and United States

Owing to their warm and delight
full climates, their inhrbi ants gr,w
sallow from torpid l~ivers, indigr,
ton and all diseases arising from IL
disordcrcd Stomach anil Is .wel-.
They should OF course ut al times
keep the liver active, and to our
readers we recommend Iab!cr', Pnr.
%taline, or Vegetable Liver Powder.
Taken in time. will often save none,
and mu ch suffering. Price so cents.
For Sale by DIR. j. G. Wannamaker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
A Novelty

A Novelty
We noticed at Mr.. Kirk Robin.
aon's quite n novelty in the way of IL
lamp with a clock in the lower part
of it, thus giving us light and time
at once. Tie lamp is a very fine one
and the two articles together cost
very little more than either would
separately.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Ii

Death
We reg ret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Davis. the mother Of Mr.. J. w.
Davis who was recently killed in the
unfort urate encounter which is well
known TO u people. She was
buried on Monday morning, leaving
a large circle of friends TO mourn
her loss.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

EARLY
We learn that Mr.. Joseph Street,
of Georges Station has already eaten
Irish potatoes of this years growth,
out Of his garden. Beat tn 1t if you
can
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
NOTICE,

My connection with tho TIMES
having ceased OH the 1st Of January,
1879, by the sale of the property to
Messrs. Mellichamp & Edwards, l
hereby authorize Mr.. w. A. Edwards
to collect and receipt for all amounts
due me ON the paper as its proprietor
up to the aforesaid date.
GEORGE BOLIYER.
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TX Of

The members of Orangeburg
Lodge No. 1462 X. Of II. are re
questcd to attend a meeting Of their
Lodge on Monday evening next at
7:30 o'clock. A full meeting ia dc
sired. j. L. HEIpTMAN. Reporter.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
EHO use Burnt

The residence and cotton house of
Mr.. Harmon Rush, near the State
road were destroyed by fire on last
Friday, not more than half of the
contents being saved. The fire Yves
suppose to have caught by a spark
from the chimney.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
A Puzzle

II some Of our juvenile readers
wish a lot of instructive iun, thev
ind it i'll trying to see how many
words, and sentences can BE- male
out "fthe word "DispIay," by using
the seven letter, in this word. rry
it. and you will be surprised to see
the number OF words and sentences
you can get. Report the result, and
we will publish the name of the boy
or girl who finds the greatest number.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

An eccentric inventor is getting up
a new patent chair br dentists. A
concealed spling in itruns a tack up
through the seat, and while the patti
ent is bowling and lis attenti,n is
diverted by the attack below the
tooth is pulled out.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
The Young Americas

TUNED out in usual force on Tues
day afternoon for monthly parade.
A trial Of speed i'll running ""''
-,---.:-s ""tcr was made, and the
time was remarkably good.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
The Trial

AT the request Of our County
Chairman, Gen. Izlar, one Of tho
counsel selected by the bar to DEFEND
the Democratic prisoners, proceeded
to Charleston on Wednesday night
TO look after their interest.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

Distinguished Counsel
Gen. NJ. G, Butler and Hon. M. 2.
O'Connor have arrived in Charleston
to take part in the defence Of the
prosecuted Democrats.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
nj uzzle yeur Dogs

Ne cali attention to the Ordinance
Of the Town Council published else
where, requiring that ull dogs run
ming at large on the street must be
muzzled, or they will be sh OF.
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Attention Edisto Esiaesy

Attend q regular quarterly meet
ing of your Corps at Engine Hall,
Tuesday evening, April 18th, at II
o'clock. A punctual and prompt
attendance is earnestly requested,
Members will please come prepared
to pay their dues.
BY Order Of
Captain S. DIBBLE.
c., A. NEUFFER, Jr., Secretary.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

Eoaliing-
There's no danger of an editor
being "pufed up" for he spends linn
self in putting others.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Road

Ih following nnlncd persons were
appointed bv tn. Roa,d or County
commissioners in their last meeting
as Road Oversecrs for the Townships
numc,l:
Edisto-M. L. Antlcy.
Union-R II Quuttlebaum.
Willow w Martin.
Goodland-W l. Ehney.
Liberty-Jos. a kennerly.
Hehron-Jno. u Livengs,on.
Rocky Grove Walter Harley
Amelia-J K i~Iane, DR.. WI
luu.
EIizabeth-Jno. S Rowe, Jno.
North.
Caw-C"w-J Rhett Kiley, J A
Hook.
Lyous-Dr. j w Summers, J w
Sellers.
GoodLys--C 5 Edwards.
Middle j l. Rush.
Poplur-S NJ Kemmer!in.
Inc Grove L Jones.
Cow Custlc-J j WhetSell.
Brancli vlile-E T r Smoak.
New Hopr-Irvin } Dukes.
Nances Ferry C NJ Norris.
Providence-B O Evans.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
The Finest

The Eincst
Sugar-curel buns and breakfast
strips ever offered in this market at
MI. p. w. Bulls.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

HE Sign
OF foaming beer can be seen all
over our town.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
That Well

In the Court House square ought
to be attended to-. 1t has already
been the subject Of All essay; and We
n"w suggest thst N Of Mr.. Ms-jn-
ey's elevators be put in it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
II he "CaIiiornia store.s

Kept by Messrs. Sorentrue Is Lor-
yea, is we'll stocked with fresh goods.
Read the advertisement, and drop in
for bargains
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

The Frost
On last Thursday and Friday dc
stroyed all the gardens in this yicini.
ty, but what is still worse the fruit
crop is supposed to be entirely ruined.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Dr. Prices

ADr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder-for purity,
strength and healthfulness it stands
alone. For sale by DR.. j. G. Wan
maker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11
Advertised Letters

G.. A. NEUFFER, Jr., Secretary.
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Hosiery, Chores, & Handkerchief.

novelties liz tao c.t.. Al,u. IiS iur.l.;t. ETEir e
hors for ladies' and ch!idTsn i. very tno2era'-
prices
Lsd!cs q. TiSieS'. and chilIr"n's ma. cloth, Hnd
Isle TN.C.. rlOrC. q IGS to-. na'iu'L. :jH. ~
ell the newest shades 10 match any dress !na.unhi
a superior ~.~!'c'srr OF p!tin hrinuicf 'tu-'i ri:,
oil linen iri:st!tSl,i. AMI Ssu!i-.-I liza
c'icfS A'so, -mhroic. r.d iES Nuucl Grr.!e.,
railrnla.t 4 y, [. nMtN ~ r..in-
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ST ,ES s..
DERESS G4sDGBAo

Hoyelties in cacn.!nv res, S%u!:ir:'. D.oc:4vn,
and tho s,arinrd ClrIIs. ~ -nlrniN - NA"'rt~ il.r
{" trd"rSon's" Scritl. Etu:Irr,. 'ri,',I r 49,.
Dress Goods. Nnuiic Cloths. Co "linrS. i"crn'c-.
CIcv:utt. &c with cv' ~ g:ad. : 30 :u..il So 4
GrstCla>H ts;luli -i.ii- L
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CIlaks, aid isIsls,

Sular, 1,.ur.mcut 81 acc rTeurh rru;.r,,'.
CNpEPWEtH. co:nr.islnc every requisite tor =
lai.'. wsT!Ivta. Al.u. el..Gfs:i- ,Gt.. -: c,v.:
oar iuiGmts' Farai,h,n- 4 n.-'r.n. =, ur-
oulh!y eQ.IppSd. C1nIl.t tie v Egi.GJr- - .oM .,
e3J: better Soofs in rrouo-tiCr. AM article IN
tic Wardrobe At l:E prize :...lr No.. :, .hN
The horn= made article, and much r.rr. ,,tiNir.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-04-11

WE 4 POSlIIvL.LT ..aS.rr T.l.>t =, =
PERIOD HAVE WE DISPLAYED. y I"SnNf
REQUIREMENT. OF TIE PUBLIC OR ~
PRICES 50 AuNrrEn :" ~. NECvSiITIES
~ L-IAAlM l. 49, L aL--..-..-L
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Fire Conn miSsinners.

At the meeting OF The Board yesterday
afternoon the wants OF the Department.
amounting to $7G7 and bills amounting to
$042 5S, were ordered paid. A bill of S2l
for light used on the night of the Post &
Co. S foundry accident was referred to the
Marshal, with instructions to ask Post d
Co. to pay the bill, and ii they refused to
raise the money by subscription.
The Marshal was instructed to aid the
city authorities, as far as was in his power,
III flushing the cutters.
The action of the Marshal in removing
S. A. Hail, of Hook & Ladder Co. No. 6. was
sustained
The bid of B. Bruce & Sons for furnish
ing two hose-rcels for $G20 for the use of
the Department in Cumminsville was ac-
cepted and the sum of $4,000 was offered
Ahreus Il Co. for fire engine.
The Fire Marshal presented the follow
| ing list of appointments, removals and
transfers in the Department during the last
six months, which were approved by the
Board Owen Burroughs transferred from
Engine Company No. to No. l. Geo. w.
Budd from No. 10 to No. ., and Pat Cue
| from No. to No. 10. Geo. Leist promoted
to Captain Company No. in place of
| Captain H. Meinze, resigned. Daniel Cra-
ven appointed driver of Engine No 10 i'll
y ace of A. Boan, discharged by action II
the Board Chas. Meyers transferred as
engine driver from Company No. to No.
| 10, Dan. Craven from No 10 to No. 3, and
A. Smith from No. to No, 5, John
Finnerty appointed pipeman Company
No. 8 in place of James Maley, dis
charged. John r. Cooling promoted from
stoker Co. No. to Captain, in place of. c.
Donovan transferred to Co. No. 10 as Cap
tain, in place of Eph. Stewart, transferred
from Captain of Co. No; 10 to stoker O
same company. John Feeley appointed
stoker Co. No 4, in place of Morris Moore
resigned. P. O'Neil appointed running
member of Hook and Ladder Co. No. il
nlace of s. A. Hall, discharged. Henr,
Davis appointed reel driver Co. No. il
place Of II. G. Shiney, transferred to Co
No. II in place of Jacob Hurst, resigned.
The Secretary was instructed to notify al
the veterinary surgeons of the city tina
propositions for their services for the en-
suing year would be entertained at tn
next meeting of the Board.
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In the Police Court.

''Mr. Ramsey, open Court Mr.. Palmer,
keep everybody quiet back there in the
audience-the first man that moves shoot
him on the spot. Mr.. Murphy, you'll have
to speak loud. there being so much noise
on account of having no carpet on the
floor; this room is a disgrace to the city.
Mr.. Gaul, please be kind enough to get onto
those cocl;roaChes Cavorting around that
spittoon there, and Mr.. Taylo those bed
bugs crawling up that column alongside Of
yol should be exterminated. Now let the
business proceed" were the remarks OF
Judge Wilson when he took his seat on the
judicial throne Il is morning.
w. J. Conlan. well known to his Homer
as candidate button-holer, was put out OF
the way for three months. This will be a
relief to the various candidates before the
coming conventions, as Judge Wilson re-
marked he was one Of the worst bOres that
ever tackled a candidate.
what is your business Thomas Ross, u
asked His Honor Of sad-lo king, badly
bruised specimen that stood up to answer
charge of drunkenness I'm a nurse al
the Cincinnati Hospital" he replied. I'll
looks to me as though you needed nursing
now. Go out to the Work house and ge
| the whisky out of you,' remarked Hi
Honor, and the hospital nurse was dragged
down stairs.
A cocred man, named Van Tillman, fell
in company with james Russell ,ast night
and after drinking considerable "budge,
discovered that he had been robbed of 500
He caused the arrest of Russell, who thi
morning was bound over to appear befor
the Grand Jury.
Anthony Stansbury charged with steal
ing a lot Of ladies' underwear from Pogue'
dry goods house, had his case coptlnuet
until next Tuesday.
The case OF the school-teacher Schultz
charged with whipping one Of the pupils il
the Catholic School on Abigail street, wa
continued till August 1st.
Josephine Meyers got severe reprimand
ing and thirty days in the Work-house 70
disorderly conduct.
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Race street, 12S 1912 feet south from Fif-
teenth street; 81 and other considera-
tons
Louis Fl. Cones and wife to VIM. F. Or
an.e, 81 feet front on south side OF Front
street and through to the Ohio River, lying
200 feet east from intersection OF Same with
Fifth street; 81 and exchange OF prop
erty.
VIM. F. Orange to Louis H. Cones, so by
100 feet. on south side of Lionel avenue,
being Lots Nos. 33 and "a of subdivision OF
estate of Wm Orange, in Section 25, Mill
creek Township; 81 and exchange OF prop
erty.
j. II. Cones and wife to Henry Menke,
same premises; $500.
TAFT Richardson to Helen r. Cooper, quit
claim to 80 by 100 ieet on east side OF wal
nut street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets; 81 and other considerations.
Bernhard H. Schomaker and wife TO
Elizabeth NJ. Osborne, SO 40-100 by 67h feet
on south side OF Forest avenue, "a leet east
from Klein street, Walnut Hills $l,GOO.
Benecia l.. Skaats to VIM. Nieth D years,
lease of store-room on northwest corner of
Eighth and Freeman streets; annual rent
$500.
Mrs. Annie Heaney to Thomas F. and
Kate Monahan, 25 by $50 feet, on north
side of Warsaw pike, 25 feet east from
Washington avenue; 5000.
Assignee of James H. Hey to William e.
Peal, 10 bv 10 feet, on southwest corner oil
Ninth and Freeman streets; 81, ,2S3 81
Joseph W. Miller and wife to NJ. 7. An
tram, five years lease of 100 by l99 feet, on
west side of Main avenue, being the south
east part Of Lot No. 16 and southeast part
| of Lot No. II of J. A. Corry's subdivision IN
Avondale; annual rent $3.50; privilege OF
purchase, $4,000.
John Booking and wife to Frederick
! Blacksmith % by IS feet, on north side OF
Poplar street, 3l4 feet east from Linn street;
81 700.
Peter Hoer and wife to Henry Valentine
| Hoer, % by 90 feet, on the west side OF
Fountain street, $40 feet north from Nc
Grew street; $500.
Aaron L. Antram ct al. to Rachel II,
Hopkins, quitclaim TO Lot All $500 by ~
feet, being the nor theast corner of Main
and Glenwood avenue, Avondale; 81 and
other considerations.
Micajah T. Antram and wife to Same,
quitclaim to same property; IL and Other
considerations.
NJ. T. Antram ct al, per Master Commits
soner, to A. Antram ct al, same property
81, 1888 3i-l00.
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
The Home Security Building & Loan
Association to Samuel Samerson, quitclaim
to leuschold estate, 25 by 80 feet on north
east corner Of Freeman avenue and Liv
ingston street; sos.
John 7. Wright, per Master Commits
sioner, to Chris. Bohm 100 by 155 feet ol
west side of Station avenue, $50 feet nortl
from Riley avenue, in grantor's subdivision
Walnut Hills $267.
Same to same, 100 by 155 feet lying mex
north from above premises; $25S 49,
Henry immenholst TO Fred. w. Niemann
20 by 70 feet on east side OF Pleasant street
1888 feet south from Fifteenth street; ST..
+. W. Niemann and wife to Henry I'm
menhorst, same premises; 81.
Heirs of Geo. i. Nemann to Fred. W.
Niemann, 20 by 80 feet, on east side oi
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natl, Ohio, to Fort Wayne, Ind, on foot;
participated in the battle of the River
Raisen, where he was wounded in the lett
arm, and captured by the Indians January
23d, 1878; remained with the savages eight
months. and then sold by them to the Brit
ish for the sum of SO in silver; was ex-
changed at Quebec, Canada; afterward par
ticipated in the battle of Lundy's Lane I'M
der General Winfield Scott.
After peace was declared he repaired 10
the head waters of the Allegheny, River,
where in company with two other sol
diers, passed down to Pittsburg in canoe,
distance of four hundred and fifty miles.
Here they took passage on tiatboat to
Limestone, (now Maysville); thence on foot
to Winchester, the place of his residence.
This old veteran for some years before ne
died talked with great animation about the
battles and sieges through which he passetd
and the great hardships which he endured
have seen him shed tears like child
while relating the circumstances under
which his officers and companions had
fallen in the second war of Independence.
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A Pretty Pass, Indeed.


Mr.. Carrie, the genial gentleman who,
in moment of playfulness, humorously
murdered the actor, Mr.. Porter, will in
all probability be acquitted on the ground
that he acted in selfdefense. The great
blunder in Mr.. Currie's case was on the
part of the Coroners jury, which should
have found that Mr.. Porter died of
typhoid fever. Had this been done, all
this worry and expense and annoyance to
Mr.. Currie would have been avoided.
BY Jove! it is becoming so that Texas
gentleman can not go out for bit OF
sport of morning, without being inter
fered with and pestered by lot of police
officers and legal men. A pretty pass
thil.as are coming to. truly!
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The Investigation

The Committee of Seven Of the House OF
Representatives, appointed to investigate
khe charges of fraud and bribery in connec-
Lion with the elections in Hamilton Coun-
tv, O., in the fail OF 1878, have arranged to
hold their sessions in this city, beginning
On Monday next, the 2lst inst. The com;
mittee is composed Of four Democrats and
three Republicans, as follows: John G. Car
Isle chairman, of Kentucky (D.l; Jcptha
d. New. of Indiana (D.); Mr.. kenna, OF
West Virginia d.; Mr. Herndon, OF Ala
bama d. J; Q. d. Conger, of Michigan X. u
General Tom Browne, of Indiana (R.); Mr.
Briggs, of New Hampshire (R)
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The Theodore Thomas Concert To.nig ght.
Union Board of High Schools,

At the meeting of ihe Beard yester-
Cav afternoon permanent organization
was effected by the election of Mr. D. Gano
Paw President and Mr.. Charles A. Miller,
Vice President. The President was en-
powered, in his discretion to appoint com
mittees to carry on the necessary WORK
leaving vacancies to be filled by the mem
bers still to be elected.
The German American teachers were
yiven nermission to use the hall of Wood
ward High School for their convention
July 80 to August 2.
! The question of transfer from the Inter
mediate School to the High School, afteI
considerable discussion, was referred to th'
Committee on Printed Questions and Ad
mission.