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RUssIA's MOVEMENT UPON NJ RY and Herat
threatens to be brought to gTIeI, just as it is
about to be carried out, by the dissatisfaction
and the threatening attitude of Persia. Russia
has for years endeavored to make Persia a use
full neutral by whose aid she could cover her
flank while advancing upon India But Great
Britain seems to appreciate the advice of Mr..
was proper, in the defense OF India, first OF all
to secure Persia" That state TANKS the whole
Russian line of march to Herat, and could strike
it with fatal effect at any point. Persia has long
coveted Herat, and besides does not look upon
the Afghans with favor. These are Sunites, or
orthodox Mohamedans while the persfans are
the doctrine of Ali. There has always been war
between these two sectS and the Persians, while
naturally jealous OF a Russian occupation Of
Herat, are Inclined to look upon the conquest of
Candahar and Cabul by the British with COM
nlacpncy
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The Fever Flard to Kill.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 29.-TwO cases OF yeI-
low fever were reported to the board of health
this morning-James Hartwell and Ed Dubach-
both at the City Hospital One death occurred
last night-John A. GlaSS-two miles east OF the
city. The weather is warmer. A special train
lett at. noon with a physician and nurse for
Harrison Station, Miss, seventy miles south OF
here. on the Mississippi and Tennessee r. r.
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No Risr,OD Elected Vet.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 2S.-The Episcopal con-
ventiOn took recess at one O'Clock without
reaching balloting for bishop. The morning
was occupied in the discussion of plans of vot-
ing 1t was decided that nominations be made
by ballot without discussing character. The
balloting for bishop will commence this after
noon. DR.. Starkey, of Paterson, formerly of
Washington, and DR.. j. Fl. EccleStOn, of Trinity,
Newark; are most prominently named by the
high and low church parties.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 29:-AdmlT.u ul Jno. ]. Aber-
nethy rs years old, died To-day at No. 80 west
seth street, from nrrJstration, the result of long
naval service and exposure. He was for many
years medical director in the Z. s. navy.
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CIUBBER WILLIAMS INDICTED.-The grand jury
in New York yesterday ordered an Indictment to
be drawn against Police Captain Williams and
Smith on the occasion of the review by Gov.
Robinson in Madison Square park, a short time
ago. The indictment will be presented in court
IN
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct. ga telegram received
at l O'Clock this morning from West Point re-
ports that the fire which broke out on the cotton
chesapeake railroad was gotten under control
before the Richmond fire engine reached the
scene, the New York steamship Richmond hav-
The first report Of the amount of cotton burned
was exaggerated, the number of bales being
only between 200 and 800. None of the sheds or
wharves were burned. The fire originated from
the sparks of locomotive. Great excitement
prevailed, the West Point people fearing the fire
would spread to the town.
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cHVERBERG,

Offers the following new and unique goods in add-
ton to those advertised last week They all possess
at least passing examination Japanese Cabinets
panese Trays from 25c.. Soc, 81, Japanese Gard
keeeiysys from 2sc SOC; e JapanessSe IS. Brsekets
panese Cups and Saucers. Soc, 81 Japanese Tea.
Hets Plates. Fancy Boxes Vases an and !, Bouquet
Baskets, large size 81 Photos of Statuary large,
framed m complete, 81, small, SOC; Majohca Plates
Teapots, Cuspadores &c, from 25c. to 81; Antique
Lava Vases, 5oc., 81; Beautiful and Artistic I'm;
Paper Weights at SOC, 81, are worth double; our
Albums at 81, 81. 25 and 81 so are wonders; Wire
Hair Brushes, the best that are made, 80, IS, 81;
another lot of those Vases from 12xc. up; fresh
invoice Of sosid Walnut Stands at 81, Si25, 81. go
81; Walnut Brackets. though the demand is large
we st have in foil supply in all styles and sizes at
70, o0c., 81. b. SILVERBERG,
- METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
oct2o S1S 1kt St., near Pa. ave.
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Advance i'm the Prices of Coal.

Advance in the Prices of Coal.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29.-The following prices
have been agreed upon by the Lehigh Coal Ex-
furnaces, $40; do. for general trade, S2.75;
broken, $3.50; egg, $3.50; stove, $3.50; nut, $3.50;
pea, $1.50. These figures indicate an advance of
IS cents per ton on all grades except lump
which is 20 cents higher. 1t will go into effect
on Saturday next
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A DISHONEST BOOKKEEPER.-Jeremiah Worley,
a former bookkeeper for James Mack, steamboat
charge or theft and destruction Of Mack's ac-
counts The missing papers were found at the
residence of John Barth, SalOOn-keeper. Ac-
counts to the amount Of 1000 have been torn
from the books.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-As the tugboat Daniel
Grown was towing the bark Henry Kobbe to her
dock at pier 49, East river. this morning. a ter
rifle explosion of her b oiler blew her into frag
mentS. On board the tug at the time of the ex-
ploSiOn were four men. OF two of these no
trace was found. The other two were badly
hurt Loss Sl5 600,
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A Double Suicide. :

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct pa dispatch from Oak
O'Clock last evening" Herbert Benton and Fran
kie Woodward committed suicide by shooting
themselves with the same pistol, the man kill
ing himself first. 1t was premeditated deed,
as both had threatened to kill themselves. Moth
ing is known of the cause of the act.
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French Gold.
Friehtful Explosion of n Tug.

NEW YORK Oct. 29.-The steamship Herder,
which arrived from Hamburg to-day, brought
1866, 900 francs In gold.
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Wreckage inn the Dominion.

OTTAWA, Oct. 29.-The dominion government
has issued new circular respecting wreckage,
giving permission to American tugs to work in
Canadian waters, when life and property are in
danger, but not otherwise; and In no case to un-
load carpl.
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REFUNDING CERTIFICATES amounting to s3l,-
112,O0O have been received at the Treasury 10
date for exchange into pent. bonds.
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LIEUT.. f. P. GILMORE, Z. S. N, is to be ordered
to the South Atlantic squadron it is understood
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w-The Lawrence lKan) Tribune heretofore
a greeDback organ, has been sold, and hence
forth will be republican.
W There is said to be very little sickness in
Dakota. This probably because there are not
enough fences TO advertise patent medicines On.
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on the street in Oil City badly under the fntiu-
ence of liquor. He determined to assist the
neighbOr home. With much trouble the two
started, and the abstainer was put to it to keep
himself and his wabbling companion from falf-
Ing into the gutter. In his drunken enjoyment
the inebriate sang and yelled until his home was
companied into the house by his friend, who as
stOutly refused to go. The noise finally awak-
ened the neighbors, and In few moments heads
were out of the windows in all directions
"What's the trouble?" asked one. 'Nussing,
nuSsing, ash all, " yelled the drunken man. "'cept
Mr.. - and mes on thunderin' big drunk,
and I'm trying to get i'm home"
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-1nternalre reye-
nue., s547, ,G09. .I6; customs s945, ,465.6S.
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HORRIBLE DEATH IN A SERPENT's CoII-Hoac
a Hungarian Giant aods Crushed on a Boa
ConstTictor-One of the most intrepid wild
beast tanners In Europe, Karolyi, Magyar, of
colossal stature and extraordinary physical
strength, has recently fallen victim to a dread
contingency OF his perilous profession. He was
performing before a crowded audience in Mad
rid, not long since, ole of his most sensational
feats, which consisted In allowing huge boa
constructor. over twenty feet In length, to en-
fold his body in its tremendous coils, when sud
denly piercing cry escaped him, which was
greeted by the public with round Of applause
under the supposition that its utterance con-
stftuted a part OF the performance. 1t proved,
however, to be the outcome OF strong mans
death agony. The gigantic snake had tghtened
its coils, and crushed poor Karolyi's life out OF
him, with one terrific squeeze. AS his head fell
back and his eyes became fixed in CLASSY stare
the plaudits died away, and We're succeeded by
the stiffness Of utter CONSERVATION. The snake
and its ifeleSs victim swayed for second OF two
of ipexpressible horror, and then tOppled over
on the boards of the stage, but the boa did not
in the least relax his grip upon the corpse which
remained for more than an hour imprisoned in
its hideous thralldom, nobody daring to ap-
proach the 1.-THE monster, of whose power such
appalling proof had been given.
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INCREASED MAIL FACILITIEs.-Since the Isl
July last, when the increased appropriation
became available, the Post Office department
has increased mail facilities by establishing tn
free delivery system In eleven new places.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N ~ CREDITORS NOTICE.
The Committee appointed by creditors of ]. G.
shs said HffSa Nayor present % her bills % to the n
derssnd on e GsfH sG Gharman asra
oct29-3t 317 9th street NV.
~ RIO Of the BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ESTHER
and, THuRspAY, at 73o o'clock Of this and eac
week till further notice. oct28-3t.
riaA MASS MEET!NS OF CITIZENS Ms.
was called of Property holders and Taxpayers t
select qae ut M to be shoc to t t.
Board Of ns % per@snn % SO to
Of his friends, under the head Of legislative com
mttee and made his SELECTION and as we beliey
best that meeting of all interested should be ma
sfT eas fasEf ha tsnntySa5 fss
& HIT to 70 & tS tSare and i have candidate oeen
Nay MAN5 CITIZENS OF EAST WASHINGTON.
HBiS THE SkFR R5E 5nPlNI g THH G9 are
hereby notified that meeting viii be held at the II
3AT ssla 8 osock no
the of eenE Tfuffs F. pr the
'sIrw j. w WATERS, Secretary. n; I'LL oetiS WSstd
W. of the ANACoSTIA& POTOMAC RIvERR
o. HnioDtoWI, @ FRIDAY November 1879, at oclock
p. n the purpose of such meeting being to confirm
the action of the Board of Directors in the issue of
bonds to take up the floating indebtedness of the
company By order of the Board.
l.. W. GUINAND, President.
H. A. GRISWOID Secretary. octS-1m
Faa SPECIAL NoTICE-A A,,f fresh suppl supply g Of
E~5 PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
at DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9th st. and Pennsyl
vania ave-, at 50 cts. per full pint bottle. oct4
m ~ W. B. MOSES & son, cor. 7th st. and Pa.
W. ave-. have reopened their corner store with
large and complete stock of UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, &c. sepS
k~S BLUE LICK WATER,
BETHESDA WATER, DEEP ROCK WATER,
AND GAYSER SARATOGA WATER.
A fresh supply of the above natural waters.
For sale on draught i'll all quantities.
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
sep4 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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TIE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE TENNEs
SEE will hold it's thirteenth annual reunion in
Chicago the 18th and 18th of November next
The Invitations say: !'On this occasion 1t vii
welcome and receive its distinguished member
the first commander of the army of the Tennes-
see Gen. u. S. Grant,
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THE CLERKS HoLIDAY.-The Department of
Justice and the State Department were not
closed '.officialy" yesterday, though most of the
clerks had holiday. The Interior Department
employees did not have holiday; that depart
ment only gave "a recess" from IL to in order
to allow the clerks an opportunity OF witnessing
the parade.
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A fete is to be held at the hippodrome shortly
under the management of Paris newspapers for
the benefit of the sufferers by the recent floods
in Muncia Ipsam. 1t is expected that the fete
will SurpaSS in entertainments and receipts any
previous efforts of this kind in Paris.
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The EmperOr,s Speech,
ACemmuujst Candidate.

PARIS Oct. Z9.-1ne radical committee at Van-
cluSe has offered to NJ. Humbert, the amnestied
communist. the candidature OF the arrOndiSSe-
ment Oh Orange for member OF the chamber OF
deputies, in the place of NJ. Joseph Gent, who
has been appointed governor OF Martinique. NJ.
Gumher has accenIel the clndilature
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MADRID. oct. Z9.-Seyeral Cuban members of
the Chamber Of Deputies intend to move that
Immediately after the passage of a bill for the
abolition OF slavery in Cuba the Cortes shall
proceed to discuss other measures for reforms in
Cuba-
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OFFICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
~ SEWING MACHINES, at OPPENHEIMER'S,
52S 9th street, corner NV. All kinds sold and
exchanged On easy terms. Renting aud Repairing.
augl6
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THE FREEDMAN's BANK INvEsTIGAT1oN.-Sena
tor Bruce said to STAR reporter to-day tha
when Congress meets he will have the report Of
his examination of the books of the Freedman's
Savings Bank ready to be submitted to the COM
mitlee OF which he is chairman. The committee
will decide whether to make it public or not.
The committee may also decide to take testimo-
ny in connection with Senator Bruce's investiga-
fiAn since
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ANOTHER Ute WAR, PERHAPs.-The Indian
Commissioner to-day received the following from
Inspector Pollock, dated Los Pnos, Co.., Oct. 26:
"Ouray says five lodges of the Muache band Of
Utes, who had been living on the Dry Cimar-
ron, started about thirty days ago for the South
tion. on Rio Grande railroad. Fear they have
been killed by soldiers. If so, Southern Utes
will seek revenge. viii start for that agency at
noon"
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NOTICE TO NEW YORK NATIONAL BANKs.-The
Comptroller of the Currency has written to the
national banks in the city of New York whose
average reserve for the week ended october 25
was shown by the clearance house statements
to have been below the legal requirement., to
report to him the present state OF their reserve,
and directing them if still deficient to make it
good, as required by law.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
Fash onablo D1a3jing for Churc.,

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mo en.o.;r.I, f., ,br..l, l,m.
49,, MAMMALIAN,
Cod,s ho,so . . ,ho ,l,.a a. Ira.s
,o,,ao. .,J s,, ~, ,,,,, H..
d,uoh,s~,, orzion ,nI
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
Assessing tao Taxes.
WHAT TIE PEOPLE or EACH
COUNTY NISTP-lIINl
1iarlharo' tho Highest Tax, !! Mills,
Hie!iens, la;oa, York, Lexington
hrtWsi!.e, Beaufort, Ind raon and
Harry on!y Is / CAarlv:toa u.

CuluNBIN, JAN. 5.-rhe CnmD
,rnll r-Gcrrral viii issue a circular
To- m"rrnw ordering Tie assessment of
taxes iny the current fiscal year. The
locals arc a !oiinws: Abbevi!lc 9,
willis. All, 1Oi, And rsnn n,
H:u well lOf, Beaufort n, Chester
s Ii 20. Chesterfield l0}, Clarendon
-, t"lfclor 81, Darlington l0t.
EIrcGrId 81, Fairfield 10Y. Hnmp-
ton 81, G. ore,town lO!, Grccnvii!e
II, Iiosry 7?, kerShaw 81, lanc",
ter los, Laurens 10 20, Lexington
a, Nuriloro' II, Marion o., Now
berry 81, Oconcc 50, Oranychu:g 81,
l'cLcn> a. l;irhiand 81, ~.ar,un-
burg 81, sumter 81, Union II, VII
iian>bnrg 81 and York II.
Cranschnrg has Il ! mil addition
al III certain school districts for The
past due Claims.
The taxes are TO be collected in
two instruments, to Wit, from the 1t
OF Nay to the 1T of June. AID from
the 18Th of ~cll,mher to the 30ih oi
October. Five per cent. penalty il
the first instalmenl is not paid in
Nay; and in Hnmp'on County ,hc
Whole Of tie . Mil tax to be paid al
The first in>talmcnt, for building the
ccnrtEousc and jail, under penalty OF
20 per cent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

The true girl ha, to 30 sou 81, for.
She does not parade herself as show
goods. She is not fashionable. Con
orally, she Is not ric,, But oh
what Il heart she has when you find
her. 20 large and pure an,l womanly.
hen YOU see it You wonder if those
~h"my hi IS outside were Women.
If You gain her love your two uhous
ants are millions. She'll nota,k YOU
Tor II carriage or a first class house.
She'll wear simple dresses, and turn
them when he cssary, with no vulgar
magniiiccnce to frown upon her econ
omy. She'll keep everything neat
and nice in your sky parlor, and give
you such u welcome when vou come
home that yos u! think your parlor
higher than ever. Shell entertain
tru1 friends o.. II do lar, and astonis!i
you with the new thought how little
happiness depends on money. She'll
make YOU love home Gfyon don't YOU
arc Il brutc,) ana teach you how to
pity, while you scorn a poor fashion,
able society that thinks itself rich,
and vainly tries to think itself hap.
by. Now, do not, pray you, say any
more, 81 can't afford to marry" Go,
find the true woman, and you can
marry. Throw away that cigar. burn
up that switch cane, be sensible your.
sell, and seek your wife in n sensible
way Ter Iica1cN HoLacs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
The Presidential Outlook.

1t is rather early to discuss the
Presidential question, bat the N"ws
anil Co"rier and GrcenvilIa Nows
c TO have much to say upon the
subject, and take rather a~n'agoni..
tic views as to the policy of the5outh
going with the West or East.
TO lis it seems that the hard mon
cy OF soft money question had better
hc left alone, aud such combinations
and cancellations be effected u. will
secure Democratic victory.
1t seems hest to us also that the
South Mould rot rrcss the claiIns" OF
tier choice r. II candidate.
liayar'l Is uninnhtr'iiy the fi""rit"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
SAFE N SuHE.


Mr.. II II. SrFvYSs.
Ia 1872 ynIr Nrg,'inr vas recommended 70 mo.
EEd. yicI!.rs 'O tlc I' sr' --'rua 81: y .t,ni, con.
seitci to try II. AZ IL, ttm" | WIS sGA,..r. from
Canr.Hl 'ioiiI'v rEi 'Ctvp;S irU.iTHt. uL, ..iIcru.
ducud 3 nv"r.ur!i .n'. f:i". "'Hr ~iIri;.-. L. Won
dvr.ul stT.nSth"Hius "GG "Nr~tNu properties seemed
tJ|!" I my dob. ;g;v'. sysI-n iru.!. 10 iirrt de:
AMI uticr i;a Ir%rSI"tvHt i'r ri..y Ergorr:-;i,
Sainl.E more ;.!nn "sra! r"'l,I at! SOD !c"inc-
tInc.' then 1 !nI" at L'-Ii.t'rt tur.I, .C"-,.Io NY
most rnlua!inr, TAI IT rnt IL. astrtu: "a ? 81. -rEv
and powerful He"'tf lv ir'L.ti,l,s i."st; amt &c rur.
is tn" wasted ys',4I :" nCt, $50 .lf "u-I-y. N-:-
fNI. ir the only in"'i, me | u-r, ,UI AS long as /
live : aeTe1 cxp..t - iiui Ii bette.
Tu.e t~uy. ". y. LARK.
III A!omto.oy St:eo.. .A.cn.aIy. Penn
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
NUMBER 40
Mrs Senator Jones' Diamonds.

Senator Jones, of Nevada, having
replenished his depleted e~xchequer
by g fortunate rise in Sierra Nevada
stocks, comcs back with his beautiful
young wife and maiden sister to &C.
cnpy lis half Of the Butler block ON
Capitol Hill. He left here five
months ago for his home at Cod Hill,
dead broke" in vulgar pa]rlance, or
"bustcd,' rs the miners term it. Fore
seeing the rise in mining stocks, he
invested all he could raise or borrow
in Sierra Nevada and reapad a rich
return. Still he hal not enough to
ill the measure ofhis opportunity.
His wife had a splendid diamond
necklace, for which he hal paid, in
opu!enl days, the sun of s35,OOO, and
which size, being a retiring little body
no given to display, hal n,vcr wori
but once.
My dear said he to her one day,
IF YOU will let me invest your dia.
m nds in Sierra Nevada you shall
nave the proceeds for pin money"
las you please" said the dutiful
little woman "You know l never
wcar them
Senator Jones is not tie man TO e
hawking his wiie's jewels about the
streets, 50 he offered them to the first
Jew he met and received $4,000 for
them, which he invested un margin
in her name, and to day she is worth
$1,000 in registed bonds. He paid
his debts, Cancelled the mortgage on
his 100000 worth of furniture,
which Ben Butler held as collateral
for three years rent, and in less than
half year returns with several mil
ions to spare. And that is the way
they do things ''out West" The
Jones family will give several grand
entertainments during the winter, a
la San Francisco Hash. Letter to
IHH. Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

day schools. Aud surely this will be
the legitimate result wherever fash
ionablc dressing prevails in Il church.
We + glad to see that Il few have
been aroused to the Importance Of
dressing plainly for the sanctuary.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
GEEENvILLE. January l2.-Wal

NEEENVILIE. JAnuary q Wal
ter w. Pegg, night telegraph opera
tor ut the AIRLINE Office at this place,
WAS to-day found dead a fourth Of n
mile from the dc pot. The Jury of in
quest rendered IL virdict of death b
accident or misfortune Pcgg had
threatened to take morphine, but
there was no evidence to the effect
that he had taken any or used an
violence on his person. j. 9. B.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

Franz banker, an ex-member Of
the Gernian-P russian Parliament,
has been prosecuted by the RUSSIAN
ministry for writing an article in tho
FOLKS Zcit""g oil the 18th of August
critlcising the Anti -Soci aiist bill, and
las been fined 200 marks.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

A rumor comes from Paris that
bonncts are to be worn on the head
hereafter. 1t strikes u the head
would be a good place on which to
wear n bonnet; but such a departure
would look q little odd at first.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

There is some talk among Repu:a.
licans of putting Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston on the National Republican
ticket along with U. S. Grant Sc
President.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

The difference 'twixt tweedledum
and ;wcedledeo is illustrated by the
fact that the rich man with 81 great
appetite is called an epicure, and tho
tramp with a great appetite is called
a glutton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

\ leader of fashions in San Fran
cisco has had her chairs and tho
cushions of her carriages stuffed
with aromatic herbs, in imitation Of
Il practice prevalent among oriental
nations She lives in an atmosphere
OF constant prefume.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

Ex Governor Bullock, of Georgia,
who Won some distinction rs n carpet
Dagger some We, re- ago, says that the
colored people in the State now vote
he Democratic ticket when they vote
at all, and enjoy equal rights with
the whites.