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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Mrs. Mary A. LaBau, the daughter Of
Commodore Vanderbilt, whose will she
is now contesting, was married last
month to Mr.. Francis Berger, formerly
Consul General from one Of the German
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Lille Devereux Blake received four
votes for alderman in the sixth assem-
bly, district In New York at the recent
election in that city, against one vote
given Dewitt Talmage.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

The ReLigio-PhHos0phical Journal,
published in Chicago, has lately opened
a woman's department in its columns,
edited by Mrs. Hester NJ. Poole.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Judge Laphorn, Of New York, long
time friend Of Woman Suffrage and a
member Of the House judiciary commit
tee, was elected TO the forty-sixth Con-
prass
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

w. II. Watkinds publishes lengthy
address to the people OF Oregon" in the
Orcgonian of Tuesday, in reply to the
findings oi the legislative committee Of
investigation, concerning his official
'crookedness" while superintendent Of
the penitentiary under Grover II the
dear people addressed suspicioned that
there was something rotten in Deu-
mark" before the publication Of this
document, they are certainly over
whelmed with proof upon the doubtful
point now. The virtuous Watkinds pre-
sistently asserts, however, that be firmly
withsto0d the seductive solicitations Of
the willy young reformer, Galloway, for
"money to carry the Dayton precinct"
just before the last June election.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

It's estimated that in four years more
the orange crop Of Florida will exceed
in value her cotton crop.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

The New Orleans mint, nineteen years
idle started on the Ist.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Now is the time to make up clubs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09
& er a 8.

Das Grisbri6sburser sDohenblatt
tsriGtet 5rrn O. Brsbslmann am Gar.
Grtst trai am porissn Dienfaa Elm trasi.
{Ass @elGid. 81 hGrte In Der Naht In
lsintr pafure cine Shisnidsae lduten,
uao In Der Wtsinuns. eab frembe S&len
lter bic Sen, selprunssn isisn, sins IT
binaus, UNI fie Su Yettreibtu. Das aau'
ten -psr S6slle mar aber nur sin Wittsl
senslsn, um i'm aus benz 5auie ,u loden.
Tenn ptDblid fpraussu binter sinem Bau.
me swsi Wannsr berpcr, ri1l.n ttn nisosr
uno bsarbeitetsn TIN auf sins gan, bru.
tale @rle. grif Mpreens irat murp,
6rr .. in ieinem Blute liesene pOrss.
funesn, unb e,lans ts sra mad lansersm
8smiiben ibn gum Bswubtlsin ,uriid,u'
brinsen. Sc warsn Jpn brst @lppsn &c.
brohen unb eta Guse lGper perlebt nor
ben, une auberoem mar an leinem gam
gen SbsrfSrper aud niht Elm elm Tiger t.i.
Ter Jlsd. 6srr grsbelmunn Bat ieins
ansrsiier srfannt. aber bis isbt nod ZEN.
8tidtlidsn Sdritts setban Ssooa psrpsn
bofentlih bic brutalsn Nnsrsifsr itrsn
woblperbisatsn 4obn srtalten. Das biz
driade ibrss Nnsrifts sswsisn, barber
tOnntsn mir bis iebt nihts @swiRss sriab'
rsn. -Sn Der isBten Dsriammluns pes
1urnosrsins wurct bsfdloh.n. BEN piss
jabrisen Son,nsreurius Der 1urnerbaIs,
weItsr ron 6srrn Sylo. Rid seisttet mur-
m. am lssita Soantass oieies Msuats
init stn,m prsisiurnsa nne BAL su BE-.
lhlisb,n.
= I'm l. Stpt.mSer wuub.n bi. ,w.t
fsratn Ballsn BanmpOue bisier 5ailon aus
@itespis gennts nad Muiiin Y.rianot,
nno ,rar pon 5errn Sobn &aopp am pa
10 Altc. Deioe Baasn wossn sulammsr
tauitno Yfanb. Ss'3a4
9- Gin aafruf ,sur unieraibans ts'
btntertliebenen 6inber bts peraorbensn
General 6ccp wirp ron Nob. Burns Ia
penRon, Sslretdr Der Brigade, SsrShsnt-
lttt. er iast barin, ba6 General 5oop
auf BEN 1ebtenbetie isins Rinber ben
asssrlsbeabtn BON 6oees Brigade Ssr'
mattt babs. Dtsislben fetsn i.bt alfc bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

So rpirb morsen elm bsibsr Sag wsrbsn'
fasis &urpow ~ -
Sa, bic @snne wirb uus teib auF BE
&Spfe brennsn, trte al bic Sage psrfeBtt
8labimir slsidsiltis.
90 meine i'd Is niAt. i'd wcltt iassn,
Elm bluttser. .if s-t.-j Z. !
Dsfe te6er.
. Sd fir&te webtr @efatr nod Sob. cb'
ne fIe ,u iuaen, Ste, @rat Ste lu%en Den
Sob.
Detl er mid ni6t iu6t.
Rarpop blidte BOD 1teilnatmt su ben
alteren 5reunbe auf. SD bin frstltA Elm
Rinb ssssn sie unb babe I'm assen nod
,penta uber nidts srfa6ren. Sd babe tetn
gerfdnbnib fir sine 9ebenspb:lolcpaie wts
bic Sbriee. 3t
aButl Sbnen
Den Sob Guhtn NJ bod I'M Gtunbs cine
Nrt uon @elb1morb.
Sn Der S6laht Niht san,, i'd bin ia
9dmpfsr. Der Cine tampft um fein Sc
Ben, Der Qnbsre, uie Sie gum Beiipiel, fus
cine Sose, i'd fampfe fur uno um ni&ts
bas ii Der san,e untsrldieb. Sie iassn.
Id iuhs ben sob; ptne tbn su fuasn.
pirbe Id bod bic &uasl, ruetde tbn mil
brddts, msins @oblttdtsrin nennen.
sd tsnfe, es sibt fiir oss Wsnf&en
6sra fslbf wenn bsrlslbe pi.l serloren unt
llnsIiid unb Shmsr, erfatren, insner nod
stpas, irseno einsn 5ubeu, wseur& sr an
2eben banst.
llne psnn aud bielsr aesifeu :!
tJDrtfebuns foletD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

Mbcytirtinoer Der 8risaoe uno es entitanbs
fir bic Mitslispsr bic pFiat fir bic @r-
sietuns Der 8inbsr 3u ieraen. .;3u btefsm
3wede btt.t er I'M @slpbsitrdge, wslhe
E. bsrsitwi0is annsbmsn unb weitsr beior'
bern wirb. s.
gd Jrio fanb man bic Qsids bes
Meritaners Bias Yebro NIT metrsrsn
@hubwunbsn. Die llnteriuhunb erSat,
bab Der Mann srmorbet wurps Don Dem
WSreer bat man ater fetne Spur.--sla
Dsutlher. Nrtbur 5hubsrt, wuros tn
Jrio perbaftst, lpsl er eta esfoblsn's
Maultbitr ritt. Gr (eQ pas 1bier BON
Der Ran1o pon Bob glart seRoblen ta'
ben. ~.e...- tq a-tt.
- Sa 6arrisburs flrt elm tlsinss
Mabhsn an ben 8latttrn, bas am Dten
iaa Gan Nntunic I'M trantsn 3ufanpe
perlise. s5s55s(}E u f5}iT5 Il
- Dapreno bss lsbten @tldaftsiabrss
tam auf ben pret Stattonen In Wa 1btnJs
ton County an Baumwelle an Sn Bren'
bam 4O,251 8auen, In Burton 647l unp
in gbappsl Sia 639s.
- Sn Waeo farb emma 9illarb an
elmer DOTS Strptin, Die ae irrtbumltd
fur @bintn aniab uno einnabm.
- Sn McGullod County bsfnben it'd
10000 ,SAafe, wel4e 100000 pfane
Wpae liefern.
= Su Malon County plrb Die aabuaa
gtsnnbol, 5u SO Gents ssrtauft.
60 1Das.- fsuerbare gissntbum ppn
atasrcfo COUNTY betrast 1855. .44I.
= Sn eulins mtrp elm 6aus ,nr Quf'
natme Don ginwanoersru sebaut. DaGsl.
be enttdlt l6 3immer. --'-..-
= due mebreren Counties fsmmen
Bsf4werDen pom Ne!lenptn aber bas blSps
i7nnise Sountasssefsb. es mar benielben
niht mSSlih 2stfnsmittel am Sountas ~
erlanBen. 4 .<Ei +
-Di. 5sras gou,eituns Ia Wuain bat
(fh aus e!Rm Dohsnblatt In eia balls.
w6hentlihts Biatt psrmaneelt unb Ct.
fasint jebt ,tpeimal bic Boae. Glid
auf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09
Deut{de NnHebler I'M Ranfa5u

- Deutide NnReolsr im 9aaiaius.
Iifliier Slitter meloen: Yin bic Steae
oer fort uuo fort aus Gem 8aufaius uno
Nrn,enien nad Ter Tiiriei .ausmaneernoen
muielmaniiden @inwobner siehen ins
3ano MalIen bon beutfden, bauptiddlid
wiirttemtersIden San,ilien Elm, beieben
bic bon ben Wuielmanen perlaGenen
6iuier unb @riiaoe, uno sriinoen auf
bieie Weiie san5e beutide Gen.einoeu Sn
Sutum. 8aleb befnoen lid beute bereits
mebr ais 80 wiirttembers'ihe Sau1ilien,
bic, bon Der Rssieruus in Nllem unterltuet,
nm Su9unt berum eiae pradtpoue neue
Staot aulfiihren. Dieie oertihen @inwo
ner fiibren iiberaa eine Utufermirtbfh aft
Elm unb wuroen in Nnbetradt benen pcu
Der 8esierunS nidt nur pom Wtilitireien
ite, fonoeru aud BON allen Steueru uno
ab9aben befreit. 49,. r.es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09
Dte neue1fe vGucpcliea'

Maa zen sefrisen DepeIten dber ben
,, ,,gulturtampf" tlalft nod eiH weltsr
Spalt amijdea ben Nnl6auunSen ber
beutiden 0esierunS uno Denen ees gatl'
can. 81 es Setin8eu merle, eenlelten
3u iiterbriideu, III 3weiielbait. wenu mau
| iiebt, wie brr%etere eisent,id niAts uOn
ieincn alien principien ben mooerne.l
Seeeu opferu mia. 8eht peutlid Sebt
pies aus Der in bielen Tasrn penn Bapie
an alIe tatbcliideu @r5bihSfe uno Bi'
Idsfs seridteten >. .gncpclica" herpct.
Dielelbe te5wedt nidts @erinsers, alS
bic ihcialtiihe pb;loiopb e ces wittelal'
tets, in, 5inne neS Ebcu1as pcn aquinc.
mieb.r lebenois gu MAIDEN. 9ieier lei
Der Samu,ler, Sroner uno Bermebrer oer
>, 98iNenfdaft oer Batter" unc babe ben
yDea ae,eiat, auf melden bic ,,sechen
tarten Wubrbeiten" beleudtet. rertbei'
oist uno in's praetiide eebeu einsefiibrt
neroerl miBten. Gum srcben Sdaoen
ber 6irde babe man lid, istt benz l6.
Sabrbuucert bieisS Shasss nur iebr ne.
Mig beoient ater bic ,Wiirpe ber Ser
nunit" made es wiiuI aeuslpertb. auf ibn
;uriid5uSreifsn. 5a bieiem sinne er'
mabnt Der Yatlt bic airhenfirllen. bic
Pbilolopbie aui ben unter ibrer Sbbut
ltetsnben 9ebranfalten niat gu uer'
nadliiltsen.
Was man es anerfenneu, oab in Der
,,gncpciica" ber Wiirbe Der 8ernunft cine
Stoue 3usetbeilt wirb. bod piro man bic
yBisoerbelebuus per 9holaitif nitt gut
beiben iSnnen. SIN rerielben 1T bic TO-
senannte Ybilpicpbie bic RaSo Der Ebeo'
logic, pdbrenb bic wasre pbilciopbie ab
lOlule 6rsibeit rerlanst. Der Yapf fOt
bert bon ber mooerpen Dlnenidaft nidts
Anosres, ais mas Der proteiflntiide pie
tiSnlus in bic Worte sefteioet bat :: Die
Wifsnidait muB unttebre,t." s.r5se
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- SIM DOrfe 9o3arje bei aaibad Las
cine alte 8duerin nit elmer BriGe @ebete.
Die Siee mar ssroB. Die 6rau, bonn
9dlufe abermaunt, lieB bic griae aui
einen aaben Strob@Saufea sleiteu. slls
iie burd &niitern sewedt muroe, mar ber
Strobbaufe bereits total absebrannt unb
bic nebenliesenoe Drei4tenne int sseuer.
Die Come entSiinbete burd bic Srille
bas in ber 8rennmeite liegenbe Strob.
Sammtlide @ebdupe bon 4 sroben 8au=
ernhSfem tranntea ab. "a 7o s=z,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- Ssrr 5ermann Rorbnaann in Nems,
@clbom &c.. Sas. fdreibt; Die 8 m .
buraer Tropfenbes Or. Aus uit
aSni 9 baben bel MIR 3ur oouen 3ufrie.
benbeit sepirft uno ienbe ID elid oiefes
Der Dlbrbeit Ben,ib 3ur 8erSffentli&unS,
bamit auh u,eine teipenben Wlitmenid,en
aneetrieben ,perben, bieies 70 iruf ftvcas
Witiel ,n eetraufeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- Wsnn man elm berii6mter Wanniit.
Der Reihsfansler 6irif Bismard ioa 1d
puriiber bei6wert babeu, paB er beim
ausreiten an Sffentliden Orten, wie ). 9
in Ibiersarten, beliitist uno itm baourd
ba8 9fsiten unmSslit semaht weroe; er
babe oebbalt eriutt, iba elm atsesreujtea
Xerrain Der fistaliIhen @itten, bic BON
ieinen palais su cem bes 1ausminite.
RUINS in Der gYilbelmiirabe Td ourh-
sieben, als Reitmes Sur Dispoftion gu
lfeuen -. .......
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- 2rOb Ooer pie0eidt gar infol5e Der
bas san,e Vanb perp eiienoeu 9emperens.
geude bat Der @pnlnm an @pirituc en-
i'm pers. Sabre um 10000. 900 unb bic
@infubr an icld,en nut 4, 434, ,455 @a(lo.
men sesen bas Yoriabr 3aseaommen. Das
1T Elm oantbares 3bema fiir bic Nurr.
pieb.r uno ioHitisen Ba1er. Yreoieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

Oa5 srobe 5dmOrrboiten Seil.
mittel, u n a rfefe, bic @ntbsduns
peS Dr. Silsbee. bat Nuipruh aui oen
Wamen ,,caS 9punper bes 3eitalters. +"
10000 cantbare Yltientea iesneu oies
.ein5ise untriislide 9imprrboicen 5eil.
mittel, uno bic, melde umionlt Waihmit.
tel, Salben uuo iunerli6e Nittel anse
mentet blbeu, nerten oas anSenebme
@efibl ausenblidlider S1mer5lincernns
uno bic Si4ere Seiluns gu piroiaen nil.
fen. tpelbe ourd u n nrfeiis &c,
mdbrt meroen. preis S1.00. proben
Irei. Staneo ,useianot ourb y. Weultaeo'
ter & &c.. Brr 3946, Stem Dcrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- Der Sdab BON perien, 1T bon ben
Yolttarten 70 entaiidt, bab ct sleid
Mia. Stiif befeat bat. Wabrideinlid
uirb er fanftis nidt metr bas Shnupf'
tud 3uwerfen, ieneern cine YORtarte
1hiden. .-rars
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-09

- Nae &ranfbeiteu, bic aus einem
perocrtenen Musen entiprinseu, weiden
ausenblidlid mad pem @ebraud bon
,Reees Gilt @ese Epnic." ..s.e sa.4-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
A |. | y {

To the requirements of the people,
and feeling deeply interested in the
satisfaction of the public, propose
to make efforts never before entered
into for the welfare of the community
TO this end have purchased my
STOCK, and knowing that earnest
an! honest cndeavor will meet with
that success which should attend it,
would ask all who are seeking B \ l.
GAINS in
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
Farm ers in Council.

The State Grange and Agrcultu
raj Society is now III joint scss ion in
Chester, Col. j. n. Iibscomb and
Hon. B. t. Crayton presiding.
The attendance is larger than usual
and great interest is manifested.
Addresses have already been de-
!iyered by Gen. Johnson Hagood OIL
stock raising, Col. a. p Butler Oh
fish culture, and Maj. Il. w. Wood
ward on general topics.
Col. McMastcr also made some
interesting statements in regard to
oatmeal ms most wholesome article
OF human food. Oran.eburg is rep :
resented.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15

monstrous II change can only be ac-
complished by degrees, and they are
aiming ut it in this way. Such IL
government would be the natural en-
pre Of CmSarisn,, and this is the ulti-
mate aim Of Grant and his followers.
1t is, what has been predicted by
our best statesmen Tor years, ,and would
lie certain result of the eliwination
Of Democratic teaching, if such
thing were possible. This alone keeps
it in check. The Democratic party is
the great conservator Of the coun-
try.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
TIE Earien Canal.

The opening Of this canal through
tho isthmus Of Darien, thus connect
ing two oceans, anl shortening The
distance Of travel between the Cont.
nen,s, must be powerfully felt upon
the trade Of the world, and should
be universally encouraged.
The route has been adopted as
proposed by Lieut.. Wysc; ar'l Mr..
l.. DeLesseps, the famous engineer Of
the Snez Canal, viii be at the head
Of the company. Books are now
open fer subscription, which we hope
will soon be filled, as the enterprise
must prove nn incalculable blessing
to mankind.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
A White Race i'll Africa.

Maj. Pinto, n bold Portuguese
traveller. has discovered in tho centre
Of Africa, Il race winter than the
Caucasian. In the place of hair,
their heads are covered with tufts Of
short wool.
The supp' sition that they are AL
binos is out OF reason, from the fact
that the Albino is rather an abnor-
NAL product of nature than separ
ate species.
The fact is in perfect accord with
the established theory Of physiolo
gists that climate as little to do with
color.
The suggestion has been made that
this strange lace is the offspring Of
some Goth or Nandal tribe forced
her, centuries ago, and compelled to
keep together for self preservation.
Maj. Iinto's lectures in Europe
uron his travels into the interior Of
A irica are exciting Intense interest
every where.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
The True Issue.

The letter Of MIR. Dix, lead ing
Republican Of Massachusetts,, to Mr..
Hill of Georgia, together with tho
national idea" evolved from Mr..
Sherman's speech, and the numerous
straws of Grantism, every where
visible, point out clearly and distinct
ly the real issue between The Two
great national parties.
1t is consolidation and nationality V
Oh the part Of the Republicans, and
constitutional checks and limitations
on the part Of the Democrats.
The constitution is in the way f
the Republicans, and they want to
destroy it, obliterato all State lines,
and establish one consolidated nation
on this continent.
MIR. Dix is honest enough to con
fess that "the main duty Of the Re.
publicans, after tho war was over, wA5
to destroy the constitution Of ,he
United States" and establish nation
nj constitution, in which the States,
with all their courts and other ma
chinery, shall be wiped out.
This is doubtless the real feeling
behind Republican policy, but 50
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
AN OHeHDHx ANCE
10 open a New Street.

To open New Street.
W. IlEREAS, The Town Council Of
w 0rangcburg de m it necessary, for
the Improvement of the Town of Orange
burg, and the convenience uf the Citizens
thereof, to open and lay out New Street,
thirty feet in width, and one thousand and
nincty-livc feet in length, Lctwccn the pro-
rcrty of Mcssrs. y. a. Bull, and II. W.
Glover, and Mcssrs. N. a, Bull, and Nor
timer Glover, said Street to extend from
Russ el Street to Glover Street in said Town.
Nor, therefore,, BE it Ordained, That the
said New Street be laid out and opened, for
the purpose aforesaid, between and through
the property of the said Citizens aforesaid
to the extent of thirty feet i'll width, and
one thousand and nincty-tivc feet in length,
and extending from Russcl Street to Glover
Street in said Town of Orangeburg.
lie ii FURTHER Orddided, That the said New
Street bc called ORANGE Street
Done in Town Council this 30,h day of
July, y. d., 1879.
Attest:
J. w. MOSELEY,
Mayor.
aug O'S'A 0' N0''"'''' 2,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
Orangeburg.

In a material point Of view Orange
burg has made rapid strides since the
war, and has kept well apacc with
her sister towns in the State. Phoenix
like, she has twice risen from her
ashes, and stands forth grnndly to
day as All exemplar Of energy and
enterprise.
Where but few years ago the
honest toiler drove his plough and
piled his hoe, spacious streets are
rattling with the hustle OF trade, and
the smoke Of happy cottages grace
fully curls towards the heavens
Within our recollection Amelia
street has been extended TO the depot,
and Cedar street has connected
Broughttn with tho railroad. The
Fair Building stands as II modest but
substantial monument to the industry
OF our farmers.
Besides these Improvements, an
inculculable impetus has been given
10 trade and industry by the sue cess
iul establishment ofMcssrs. Straus,
Strcol 4 Fow!es, and tie inailuttctur-
ing enterprises Of Mcssrs. Doyle,
Riggs, and Wiles, to say nothing of
the public spirit Of our merchants
md citizens generally.
And now comes the Sugar Refinery
Of Mr.. Cornclson, which is destined to
exercise powerful influence in the
development of our resources, and tn
prosperity of our town and County.
Such is only i'll part What has been
accomplished for Orangcburg in Il
material sense
But what else do we need ? We
answer combined efforts, and the pro.
vision Of all the facilities for the
intellectual advancement Of the ri.
ing generation.
All Tie cEorts in this line iii our
town have J cen Individual, but the
fostering care Of the town to its cd:;ca
tional institutions is always more
conducive to stability and success.
In this respect other towns arc ahead
Of us. There is hardly one but wha t
has its academy building; ana in
most cases the school is under the
control Of Trustees appointed by the
town, and is either wholly or par
TALLY supported by municipal taxa
tion. Special legislative enactment
is generally made, as it is not always
advisable for tho town to deliver its
educational interests entirely over to
the State.
Charleston has its High school.
Winnsboro' its Graded school. Green
vile teens with its intellectual
atmosphere enanating from its class ic
walls.
Why should not Orangeburg be
likewise favored with municipal edu :
cational provisions? We only throw
out the suggestion that our people
may think. and look to their interest.
1t can be done, if we are in ernest.
AT some future time we will resume
the subject.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
HORSES AND MULES.

Undersigned will receive, on next
Tuesday, n car load Of the finest
HORSES and MULES ever offered
is this Market
The above stock was selected by
one of the best Horse judges in the
Country.
i. +. SLATER.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15

The Hon. james S. CT. Richardson
an eminent lawyer Of Sumter, and
for many years reporter Of the Sal
preme Court Of this State, died on
the 11th inst, at the Rock bridge
Alum Springs in Virginia, in the 9th
year Of his age.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
HSY GOING 'EO

HS u GOING '8'O
THEODORE KOtIN for Dress
Goods.
THEODORE KOIN for Novelties.
THEODORE KOHN for White
Goods.
THEODORE KOIIN for Domestics.
THEODORE kOHN for Cassimers.
THEODORE KOAN for Fancy
Goods.
THEODORE KOllN for Embroide
THEODORE KOHN for Parasols.
THEODORE KOIIN for Straw
Hats.
THEODORE KOuN for Shoes.
THEODORE KOHN for Shirts.
THEODORE EOIlN for Neck Tics.
A WE'LL KNOWN FACT that
can cannot be successfully contra
dictcd that
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
Wheat Mill.

The undersigned takes pleasure in in
forming the public that his Wheat Mill 7
Miles North of Oranrrhur., and Miles
from Jamisons, is il good order, having
one Of the best smut machines, and plenty
of water. and will grind any day, or night,
if desired. Satisfaction guaranteed
Il = ANTLEY
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15

Stephen u. Lee, II distinguished
and venerable educator Of North ans!
South Carolina, was killed near Ash
vile few weeks ago by a fall from
his buggy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15
a LYSTE

a LYSIE
SONGES AND TUNES
OLDE FOLKES CONCERTO
COURTII HOUSE
Fridnyc Evening
Auguste ye XIV, 1878.
RcncGttc of We Edisto Rides.
Head Singer: Obadiah Primrose.
Organer: Robin Gray.
Pianiste: Experience Spriggns.
Yc Firstc I'artc.
Java Marchc-Alle ye players
|. Yc Pnaforc Chorus-Alle yc men and
,wincn singers
,. One part songc-katr:na Van Ren sa-
laer
3. "Oldc folkes at hone'-Mlrgaret And
erson and choris;cr
a. One part sonse-Mrs. Jeremiah Wig
D. Sister Ruth'-Miranda G Jonsing and
OP
6. Annie Lauric-M -Mchitabcl Sprague (she
that Was Bumpus)
I. 1e Scue-mastcrc-Allc Eye lads and
lasses.
We SccoRle Eoarfe.
Gen Smiths Marche he-AlIe ye players
|. Round, Brother Jacob-A lie We singers,
lads and lasses
2 ""hat are yc wilde waves saying'-
Pati cnce Howe and katrnc Van RcaSal a.
3. 'Oldc Blackc Joc"-Squirc Grimes, and
others
4. John Anderson, my 10 john Miriam
da Cleopatra .Jonsing
5. ,Iuanita Dorothy jenkins &
6. Thou art so f,ir-patencc Howe
I. Two partc songc Mira jeremiah Wig.
gins & Moses llardcaS,lc
=. Cousin Jedcdah" Mrs Corporal
Paodkins, Deacon Iiardscra5bIcr & allie
singers
Auld Lang Syne-- hllcye singers, and yc
good trained peoplein We and icncc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-15

10000 frst-class Orangcburg Brick for
sale at the Orangcburg Brick Yard. For
particulars &c, enquire of a. NJ. IZLAR at
the Yard, or to
JAMES &. RELL.
may "3 i'm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-26
A True Democrat.

In answer to n letter informing
him of his nomination for Lieu
tenant Governor by the New Demo-
cratic State Convention Clarkson
N. Potter writes as follows
81 did not seek this nomination.
Under ordinary circumstances j
should decline it. But ut this crisis
in the affairs Of the party, If it be
thought that my name or services can
contribute anything to the union or
success Of the Democracy ] do not
feel ut liberty to withhold them.