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Tile l0skHs uitas. Just issued, shows That tho
number Of post-olliccs In tho United Stntes has
doubled since 1S533.-ppx pumbcrulc 4, 900, 1t
l,Os NJ ,,tn hero,n, n s.r,ons n,attor tn co,n.
nus ~ law De.o"' - os''1~' 'n" W ~"
nuhlcate circulars OF the Dopartll'ent 10 tnls
great numbcr OF Offices. To facilitate this
work, the I'Dsia! E.tdA was established sotne
years ago. It has now becn dcc,led to issue il
monthly instead Of quarterly. The Guide for
thc brginnug of each ycar Will contain list OF
Mi us,st.O(litcs. and t(Io monthly issues tlcrc-
oiter will specify nil changes. Tits monthly
issues vt: wifi a!so cta!n all aess'oas 9t ,s ps
upon special cases which ca.n bu OF nny interest
eonua 90 new }cat,,rs, namely: Tie names Of ali
haInlcfs nil sctttc,urnts where thrru aro no
uost.pII|ccs md tho names ut post-Df11ces ut
which mnll for tlte,u IL delivered. Tile edition
hereafter will be IL, 900 copes. THIS will supply
c1r{, post t-otep and R0lN employees Of the
railway ulai-surylce.
,1,c fo,1ovinr cIrc,,lor l,as becn fs,uc1 hv tho
f,a,n.ai ~ ~" f;rc ~ i,a1ist.rs nd p.a'vars
M'IuH y, iIns,ei ssatcs L4,,,l. t]fll,es:
'..vnnr ottcntion t. s3irrrtsI IN Tim fo,1o,ylnr
. s,,,, thn ,fn,oin, ~ IL, IiuJt ~ 9,.tne
,...,, na-t ro,,iorn a. II Ita 1ast tnr,n H. ia
suFee & EoM " s' ~ 10 ,."' tSi1 tV,Ii1 ~ 'To
a,lore Sas1 y. f.s Ri no. yct renostca. s' "'''''
% %:Tl,c Plaintiff Ind acquired by bis settle
HUI n - ~ lin .1isnnsfIicn - tha,, l." In
" 4,itnH i aatna abonid II II" ,i,i,uotat. iot.~'
t1 49, H., x.rn r,ft ,o.,,,nS w. ~ -snr.
nis ~ .at.4 nt,n,, sn,tIcmnut ,n,'"r ~, rnI
...,t "s H. n,s. mi IL s,s",,uutiot, f-n,, 1a7e ~
M '.i"tio, anS A. n VIC III we % ,i,nt '' ~
ns sats''o' mn, nj, n,t " n-,ei"oto mn,
tresplssest ~" ~ ~ VI n.,,l.a. paGan"." lily
!fEhis wen ~ h IN Mosos',nens es IN, H.. ',s. WIS
non @ y ~ tts ~, a,,so r nf tnsa fnws ~ mil vcn
~ !" 49,. ~ NV ii, i, ~ VITA, .,,o' twan
nad nscn n'p.'e ?. % itn 10 ~ e wneh no psivalo
@ " eu,r.a t ~ r Wsre u ,s
'n5eu' l"c ~ =. e"'s.."a -. .tn1s'i .. tcos's
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u I)latlnEulstlol scientist.

SI1 FFNHC7St0 tHH.
AlneuE tho plasuHgers who arrived on thu
atuas.yr ColIn,a 1rpm rala,na was prot. Rotiolfo
Fnlb. prut Falbts nAttyu Of isatz, alIu CApt.
ta! of tho Province ut ssyria, ~ Austrta. w!
study Ut archaeology aul astronomy, IN which
sclonccs hu hus eui.icl reputation wtieh might
well bp enVie.i by older me!l. Prof. Faih was
graduated At tho famous University ot tisatx,
uhtl afterwards studied several Yeass at tic tnt-
the Iaia,,a el Sicily Ind made d thorough cx-
alntnatton VI Mt. xEtna, descending tuto sEc
crater und extending Ills Investigations to what
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CASUALTIES.


WnEEt1sa, ". Va, Aug. t'.-'fbIs morning
"run In" uycurrcl lctwrsn Two fsnight.tratns
OIL tho baltimore IL Ohio Railway Mt
lllarls Oak. Beyen mics caat Of pol-
mout, W. Va. One train was loaded will,
grain a,,l l,c other with stock. 'rlaestock-sraln
was I,adly ywreckcA.s cprincs hc!ng thrnwa over
the hank. killing thu engineer, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Of Marttushurg, mud seriously in3urng tho ilrc-
man. a nrre number OF cattle, hogs, aud sheep
wsrn killed.
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tim, The ucnslcr,an lid ~ ihc tihvcfnoF r.
qucsted,--n,et tho Young la'lfrs as ~ mere
iiad been M arrangement Mt NIL, ana bcentl'e
their ehaprron tor ill., Journey ,he shn '1eSt .to" ",
Mt Dunkrk, n. T.. thu gentleman nv VIM sI,'
dreaded blank on tllc slcrot-platfurn'. u hatc
Chase. saw him she gave i|a ryhtellep ol u:
When tie tram slouncu ii,u ucntlenan Wcsai
o,,t to The fcllom, ratcA tn one siIe. a'ia tou
ilu, thnt Il i,r tunc ncar ctthrr Of lhasd Young
!a,iics he woud wnsp, hun withn an tne ot NJ.
l{r: nut! h. stnfl III tue eltau Of tle yulE man
t,nttl lie Iast tur was railing past. whcn 10
jumped n,nl !o!t the tsa'nn ttstal!ls IN Tue
tn 1.uckuort n T., wlcre nc gentleman bats
tlrn po,dby. ail.l rctnainetf n that lfiaca a'l
vicinity several wcuks, whlu ,lc fr!en OF their
fa,lrr returned to Columbus. filr CMclnnatlan
ncycr renewed his nttenilnna 10 Miss Cla:o
n1tcr that. iIud he bec,, Ii stn4tc man there Is
no doubt he would have married .le doss1nor's r.,
mai. Anil when Nllss CHASE married ten.
spraruc thls friend Of tuse csse. tssn isi IN IN
il,c writer that ''katc Chase Will mover By cot'-
tented with such match as TINT. an,l sho''l sce
trnlblu YETI It secn,s TINT ILLS prediction las
been verified
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wuEEL1sa, W. W., Aug. 17.-Jcssc Jones,
ascsl 80 years, was killed ut pcnnsboro. ". w.,
last evening. lie wns given to dissipation. and
at the tmc ot the accident was dra1llz..nl stag
,,tr'ng alonr the tracl;, when he wns struck by
q tFciglt.trutu. lie learcs ,siic all1 fntnlly.
, 1879-08-18

for ss.tlar crimes IN the United stntcs. 1t will
hn the .irHt cnsr 0l thn kind In Egypt, and there
Ia considerable lntercst felt 1T the case 10 Wasl.-
ii.1tDn, ~ Here II Il fcrnont in Cairo and the
khelivcs llotntntuns.
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4 safa stand by for thu family during tns."1. tn9
ut cilultra Motnua. RlII!fHef eo,up."" p"t ~
cramps, hlarrnuas, aud uil buwef conplal..tiy II
Dr. Ja, nus Carntpat!ye Ialsan. ~ sentul stl,s
ndiuik!ed unlcacY, anl II uecaslon shoniu a'"''
sure TO ufoy1 uaeiul auI aAss murh su1ufiaR'
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gracn mi the State VI New yur!t. and stlnlal on
the UnlIc,! States. 1t IL time for Rnsc1o tonk-
ling IL curl up into very small l.uap alul gut
under hfa CpEtpujs. GATH.
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SAENGERfEST.

Speciaf N{1pdIca 70 TAG 9S73aH&
ELols, Ill. Aug. 17.-lhe GertuAn so"le''s,
Of Aurora, Rockford, Woodstock, alndw'eh' ~.
Elgn held sarrgerfcst und picnie to-day Il
pratt's troutpark Iu this city, 4 large eso""
attended.
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l,oatt. OF nn lntcresttnE Woman.

LNHIOH HJF{H.
Last week, at Custcl'amarc, died Of cousnmD-
toM tue Ut tl,e ll,ost interesting women Ut the
cautGsy.-tilu Duchess Culouua Castlzl!ous. nee
, 1879-08-18
0RiTtIARY.

MRarnts. Auc, 17.-slrs Jutia Sem.ncs AZ
blue died yesterday at tieyscr Springs, ny.
, 1879-08-18

ltEEN1S.

During the mouth Of July The tralllc q thI
lIpcs OPERATED bY tho Illinois Central Rai!loi4
was as follows:
1R7l, 1878. =,
In Illinois. ....,,. ..,. .......S 1bo Slh aS,
IN IoMh.ss sss.s.ss.s.s. 4u~spth 49,. -
Thu land salcs during JULY, 1871, wcso 1,nS.$'
ncres fur Eu, ltIl.9:}. uml thu cash COLLECTED o.
land contrnrts was $9,4S7l9.
An order authurlzlns tho Itll0ots Central ~
carry Its KankAkee j. Southwestern bsanel.a y
t,rado arross tllu Toledo, reogiA IL Warsaw tsaek
Wult"l statcs ctrsIlt C.,lrt, ths Illinois Central
to pay ull uxprilses connected With ulu cro'd'ns'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Music Hath Charms.

The Morse Marston "Pinafore" troupe
rshearsss "Pinafors" ON Minna street,
near Sixth, preparatory to taking the
country patrons OF music by storm. The
rshesrsais take place with open parlor
windows. and as Miss Marston has a
very powerful voice, the neighborhood
gets Q gratuitous concert every night.
The dress circle Ii represented BY the
elite Of the district sitting at open win
dovs In it, shirt sleeves. and the gal
lsry hy the congregation OF mischevious
youth on the sidewalk. The gallery
makes II very unpleasant for the per-
formers BY shouting out the gags which
10 has learned, aud indulging In such
vulgar comment on tho singers. as, "Oh.
pipe Of Boothby T. "Look out. Pro-
iessor, that pianer will kick you j.
"Dont tickle her so!'' "Oh, what q
mouthr" "That's Carnes singing now!
"No Il amt, that's Morse; don't you
hear him chew on that high Y 2" etc.
Last night, Mr.. Morse. after descend.
ins With . vocal parachute from the
piddy elevation OF his highest chest
notes, heard those fippant allusions to
his ability and lost his temper. Folding
q club. under his vest, hs went out on
the doorstep and reasoned with the
aallsyy.
..Now, boys" said he, "so home. j
wiah you'd 60 home or keep quiet"
'.And 20 do his sisters and his cousins
and his aunts," shouted the gallery.
The response knocked tho last vestigs
Of patience out Of the offended baritone.
and be roafed
''Get out OF here. you young black
guards. I never saw such lot Of young
hoodlums."
''whai, nsvsrl" yelled the gallery.
Ths baritone's club was out In q
tvinkling. and the time the singer and
the chorus made in the race down the
street would do credit to o pretsntious
quartsr horse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
QUA ADVERTISING AGENTS.


oos uiaht, far vsarie Of the yrksome day.
4 man, all hss,is In his hemeverd Hight
Alons Ne sadsvalks picked his daskeued way.
xsa ssrs.d ihs rats. N. s,sss'-iAmps. asd the
Down On Sis hssd his hat he pulled on tight;
Ais sols vss N hls pocket, and his rsee
arsv uovsr - the r's-ia~ps m0cAsd h''
wssiss siys.d the starr upon his awkward
"DN nortsi mar" hs sad. "s~ live In such
aplacsr'
n forsunsd, our Of the nearest gate.
rampine nste-dog rushed suddenly.
viii safvngo voice. null greedy and elate.
Osskine What man he might NIP On the sly.
knsoonss The man belsted be did spy.
Ard rushsd 10 have aiton,e him BY the leg.
Ths E,n reached the hyp pocket Of his star
And with the .ysSi amazed. the dog began to
bee.
Low down he crouehed ct the man his fsste.
And veah have hcks them with bis AWNING
su. b. .asssa. rcd hi. .upp,'.u, back did beat.
And warned 10 to him cheareful right along.
Whyies startled Quiet heard his troubled
-D, ,es1:ssss. ~ man .. '''a. "-'ll nigh to
Scared Vas BY thy fearful. elsmorous yelp:
And I vilil I'm thee once. whyles have breath
fnos nssnyis. un.apsht, noisy. eiamorous
ussless vhelpr
Win that he drsveth baeke his dextsr foote,
And much the dog cid marvel st Its size.
Brood. and full long. and gnarlsd like . roote;
VIVA lood alarms he nlls the nysht win
cries.
And IKE . dove before faulcon nles.
Ana that swyft foote it sveeps the air along.
And just about am dships lifteth him.
And rsissths him, with shriekss. the clouds
TIL lost d be 70 visv, fsr in the ether dim.
bob Bwfsns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
FROfIssIoNAL CARDS.

HrrrRous OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
in Rsirsenon Of Testh. Allwork Fint Glass
- Warranted. Su
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
DELTA SALOON.

nyH. UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PuR.
In ths shove Saloon. will cootinus the same,
unA6 he psrsonal supervision. q heretofore,
snd poopsctfuIly solicits Q continuance Of the
poEpunSes of The old friends OF the saloon and
> 49, PETER J. DUNNE.
Sole Propsistor Delta eAloon.
viyisia, Nsvsds, Juns 4. is7s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

Nyy1cR AND RESIDENCE -.QPPosirE
" ths Nzvs ofacs. Main strsst, Cod Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

NRNDoRPP 4 MAGEE BEa LEAVE TO
" notify the public that thsy have dispoeed
Of thstr entire tntercst In the Delta Saloon 10
PkrkR J. DUNNK, who will continue the Be-
loon - hsretofore. All parties having clsims
against the nrm Of ORNDORFF D MA0Ek
Will plsaas present them on or before the
TKSfA lhsrANr for payment.
ORNDORIF NAoEk.
Virginia, Nevada, June 4. 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

H-Invalids. - we'll - business men or
families, seeking recreation and pleasure. VIII
nnd this the very placs. )eS m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

No NAN thoroughly understands the
solemn grandeur Of Q foor-crack until
he tiss to pick pin out OF 1t with his
hnesS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Randall Elected Speaker.

On Monday the Democratic eau
n n et III Washington and by q vots
of IS? to 81 nominated Saml j. Ran.
dali, Of Pennsylvania, us Speaker.
On Tuesday Congress met and con
irned the nomination against Gar,
field, the Republican candidate, by a
vote Of 1~44ingainst 125.
Last week We advocated the cleo.
ton of Mr.. Randall to this position
ON broad grounds, and we believe if
the same line Oh policy were adopted
be the Democratic, Convention in
nominating the next Presidential
candidate. that we would meet with
success. 1t was this policy that
elected Mr.. Tilden last year, the first
Democratic SUCCESS since the elect;ol,
Of Mr.. Buchanan.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS 3RD BRIGADE ISrAHrRy,
III rOrangeburg. S. C., March IL, 1879.
Gene'at Order No. ], Series 1879.
Pursuant to Special Order No. l., New
Series of 1879, Office Of Adjntant and In
spector General, Marcel 9th 1879.
/. All Robert Rifles are hereby called in
as unfit arms for the Use Of the Militia.
All Companies in the Sd Brigade having
that character of weapon in their posses.
sion, will, at once, n.ve the same packed in
boxes and ahipped to Messrs. Hermann.
Booker & Co, Nos. lUl and 1903, Duane
Street, New York, forwarding Shipping Re!
ceipi TO these Headquarters.
III. Companies desiring to retain this
arm will ba allowed to DO so; but ,hoAe who
nhip their Rifles will be the fist 10 be eup.
piled with new arms.
III Adjutants of Regiments. Battalion-
and Attached Companies will forward full
Reports to this Office on or before the 25th
day Of March, 1879.
IN. All Troops in this Brigade viii hoid
themselves in Ieadiness for Keviow and In
spection at shortest notice.
BY order Brig. Gen. jas. F. Izlar.
WIN. V. lILAR, A. A. G..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
To the People

Below YOU will find the prices OF a few
articles which, will be to your interest to
read. We cannot give the prices Of every
thing in our line, but will guarantee the
entire stock, which is large and complete
far below any house in town. We advertise
only FACTS. Call once and YOU shall be
convinced.
Choice Rio Coffee, 8 pounds for one dollar
Choice Coffee Sugar, II and l3 pounds for
Choice No ! Bacon Sides, 81 cents per ID
Choice Family soap 4 pounds for IS cents
Choice Family Soap Red Paper 8 cakes for
% cents.
Dwights Soda ! cents per pound.
Flour 80 90 per barrel and upwards
Bacon ST - per 100.
Goats spool Cotton 5 cents per Spool
Good shirting 'lomespnn 5 crnts per yard
Calicos, fast colors . 10 81 per yard
Good Chewing tobacco 10 cents per pound
Good Cigars 81 90 per 100
Good double length Cigar s. 90 per 100
Also Crockcry, Cutlery, Tin ware,
Pot ware, Hard ware,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Dry Goods, and the
FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
Whiskey, Brandy, Wine. Gin,
Rum, ale, Beer, &C., DC.
That can BIO found anywhere, at price. too
LOW to be made public.
EsY" A Liberal DISCOUNT allowed
on all the above prices in bills of Ten Dol
lars or more.
Respectfully,
Id. Il. SMOAK g. CO.
mar 1876 ly
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

For the 0rangcnnrg TIMES.
a Daring BurSlary-Reacuing Prisoners
From Town Marshal-Area Of Cotton
10 be Planted-Gcncrul News Items.
BRANCHyILLE, So. Ca,
March 18th 1879.
Editor Orangeburg Times:
Recently IN act Of daring burglary
and larceny was committed at this
place on the premises of Mr.. j a
Benson. The thief made a torcikIe
visit to the inside Of that gentlemen's
culinary department, where he helped
himself to groceries, &c, to his hearts
content. After attending to or sup.
plying the wants Of the inner man,
the %burglnrious wretch laid guilty
hands upon Mr.. Benson's gun, 8
quantity Of clothing and other valu-
ables, which he had arranged in a
pile on the kitchen floor us a prepare.
tory step TO taking them away. At
this jupctu,e, however, Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Bcnson's iather-in-law, heard n
noise and at once instituted a search
for the cause thereof. TO his dismay
he Q o discovered that there was an
unknown visitor in his son.in.law's
kitchen. The thief made a like dis.
coyery that somebody was endeavor.
ing to interview him. aud prompted
by the instinct Of sclf-prescrvation,
lie lrared from one Of the kitchen
windows, thus giving Mr.. Brown an
unceremonious adicu, which he. Mr..
b. emphasized by hitting him in the
back ms Ills dark figure was depart.
ing, The culprit must have had
accomplices, as he succeeded in
getting Mr.. Benson's gun and other
things. Av,ng;ng Nemesis, however,
tracked him. and the other day, r
Benson succeeded in capturing him
near Aiken, and brought him n
prisoner to this place. Mr.. Reddish
committed him for trial in May.
On Saturday night a prisoner WAS
rescued from The custody Of the Town
Marshal by anun:bcr Of colored men
Tie Council will proceed against
thenc violators OF Law.
I und, rstand that nearly every
body viii plant twice rs much cotton
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
Our Formers.

This elias is emphatically the back.
bone Of the country. They feel all,
and are lceitimately entitled to tho
highest respect, and the largest share
in the Legislation Of the land.
Upon them depends the prosperity
of the country. If they fail, all fail,
end if they prosper, all prosper. It is
unfortunate however that some times
this is not literally true, for often the
lien-holler gets his all, and becomes
rich i'll his misfortune.
Let the farmer look to his interest,
realize his importance, make, his
power felt, and combine for the good
of himself, and the land in which lie
lives.
And now as Spring is about setting
in uron US with her balmy air and
merry carols, warning us that seed
time has come, let our farmers see TO
it that they plant less cotton and
more provisions. let them also
make their own manures. Let us
have "corn fields and cotton patches
instead of "cottou fields and corn
patches" THIS plan will br. ,g pros
perity, and make our farmers as they
should he Independent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
SheriiRff's Sales,
MA
nlar2l

BY virtue Of Sundry Executions to Inc di.
rected, will sell at Orangeburg, &. H. g..
c.. on the first Monday in April nert
during the legal hours of sale for cash, tho
following described property to wit:
Two lots on Rail Road Avenue, meao.
uring fifty (50) feet front, and running
back seventy-five (75l feet each. Bounded
by Rail Road Avenue, lot Of j.. F. way.
other lands of Mrs. NJ. b. Troadwell and
John Wr:1wright.
Two other lots in the Town of Orange
burg each containing eight acres more or
less, and bounded by lands Of d. Louis, W
Oliver, DR.. w. b. Trc.dwell, Edisto River
and Public Road, leading TO River Bridge.
Levied on rs the property Of Mrs. NJ. D..
lrcadwell at the suit Of Theodore kol,n &
Bro. and George Bolivcr.
T.o hundred and ten (2lO) acres more or
less, bounded North by lands Of Henry Till.
East by lands Of Absoiom Board, South BY,
lands Of Andrew q Stroma. and West by
lands OF Rachael I'eikeI. Levied ON az
the property of Owen Phillips at the suit
Of j / .Arant.
onc Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
Levied or as the property Of Asbury "
Saidel ut the suit Of Whe. Ter e Wilson
Manufacturing Company.
ALSO
One Buggy. Levied on "a The property
Of John ID. Stack ut the suit Of w { Court
ney &Co.
One Buggy. Levied OH the property OF
r. a Strock mt the sIit Of Patrict Doyle
Sherif's Office. Orangcburg C.. H., S. c.,
March 18th, 1879.
JOHN II. LIVINGSTON, s. O. c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
The State of South Carolina,
O~RANGEBUKG County.

BY c. B. GLOVER, ESQUIRE, JUDGE.
Whereas, George Boliver, c.. C. P, hath
made snit to me, to grant him Letters Of
Administration of the Estate and effcctl Of
Ann Simons. deceased.
Ihcfe arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and angular the kindred and G. editors
OF the said Ann Simons, late of Orange
burg County, deceased, that they be aud
appear, before me, in the Court Of Probate.
to be held at Orangeburg, G.. H., on the
20th April next, after publication
thereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why tho said
Administration should not be granted
Given under my Hand, this 10Th dav Of
March, ammo Domini 1878.
LIS G. b. GLOVER,
Jndge Of Probate, O%rangburg County.
mar2l II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

MARRIEp-On Thursday, Feb. goth, 1872,
by the Rev.J J.. Shuford, John A. Byrd
to Matte II. Arthur. All Of st. Matthews,
s. e.
On the 9Th March, 1879, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. d. w.
Cuttino. MIR. j. 3. Outline to Miss Mamie
+. Jenkius. All Of Orangeburg COUNTY,
S. c. q " -F
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
i
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
COUNTY.

ORASGIECRa County,
Ornngeburg, s. G., March l3, 1879
Notice is hereby given that a certain
Claim has been approved by ME in favor Of
NJ. h. Wilkinson, to the amount of twenty.
six dollars, approved Jan. 4th, 1879, which
through mistake, has the wrong number.
Tha person who now holds the Claim will
please present it at my Office 30 that I may
correetthe mistake and registerthe' same
d. l.. COMMON,
School Commissions
mHr 2l-5t Oranecburp Countv
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21

this year as last. Our farmers arc
slow to see q point.
Gardens down here are very for
ward, Mr.. j.. p. and Mr.. Frank
Bruce both have sugar peas in bloom.
Can Orangebdrg beat it2F
Yours, S. A.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-21
81 ps! SliHs!!

a small lot of st. Domingo Yam Potatoe
slips for sale. = great and wonderful
bearing Potatoe, very early and will Weld,
according to land, from 200 to 500 bushel.
TO the acre. Price. 20 cts n peck or IS cts q
bushcl. Apply to
KIRK ROBINSON.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
COURT OF CoNMoN PLEAS.
George Boliver, IlaintiG,
against
James l.. Mays and Isabella Mays, DcJ,nd-
Cory Summons for Money Demand.
Complaint not Served.
TO ia MES p MA VS.:
You are hereby summoneda and REQUIRED
TO answer the complaint in this action.
which liz filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for the said County.
and to serve q cory Of your answer on the
subscriber at his Office, at Orangeburg South
Carolina, within twenty days after the
service of this summons ON you, exclusive
ofthe day ofservice.
If you fail 10 answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will
apply. to the Court forjudgment against
you for the sum Of one hundred and fifty
Dollars, with interest at the rate Of twelve
psr cent. per nnnHm from the twenty
seventh day of November ono thousand
eight hundred and seventy one, and costs.
JAS. F. lZLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
g.. C. p.
Dated March Goth, ADls79
10 James p Mays one ellie Defendants alone
named:
Take notice that the Summons and Com
plant herein were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for
~oIangeburg County, South Carolina, on the
18th day Of March A ID, 1879.
JAS F IZLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
mar Fl IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-04
The state OF webster.
MT. PLEASANT, WEBSTER Co., w. v.
Auvuat Q 1870

Mt. PLEASANT, WEBSTER Co., w. VA, |
August 2, 1879. !
Editors Intelligencer:
Many of the readers of your valuable
paper would do doubt like to hear from
the Independent State of Webster" L
am we'll acquainted through the entire
county. The county was formed on the
10th of January, 1860, out Of parts of
Braxton, Nicholas and Randolph coun-
ties. The county seat was located on Elk
river, between the main Elk and Back
Fork, at what has been known for one
hundred years and down to the present
as Fork Lick. Buffalo. deer and other
game then resorted to it. The great IA
nous Salt Sulphur Spring is here, where
the sick, etc.. resort for their health. The
spring or well, now used for health, was
bored for salt to the depth of 200 feet. At
abot 50 feet the sulphur vein was struck.
This water is grand and good for many
diseases. None scarcely go away, after.
giving it a fair trial, unprofited. Many
persons are here now for their health,
including some of your Wheeling friends
Parties who desire purchasing land
would do we'll to come to Webster, as it is
cheap and we'll timbered. The finest tim
Der in West Virginia Webster county
possesses, and in vast quantities, and iron
ore in abundance, &c. To any person de-