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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-03-07
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally
that he will take charge Of his Office on the
10th instant, where he will be prepared to
do all work in his line, on most improved
st> lie and II, prices to suit the times. All
work warranted to give satisfaction.
l.. S. WOLFE,
mar Surgeon Dentist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

TIE CAPIrAh DINING RooMs.-We are
glad to see that the well known restaura.
teur, Mr.. Martin Thornton, Is appreciate
abroad as we'll as at home, as the follow
ing from the Catholic Enirr~, a newspa-
per published at Cleveland, Ohio, shows
Martin Thornton, the well known and
Justly popular proprietor OF the Capital
Dining Rooms, Wheeling, W. Va, has, we
learn, lately removed from his old stand,
1855 Market street, to 1924 and 1895 same
street, where he has fitted up in good
style and excellent taste distinct apart
ments for ladies and gentlemen. AS a
caterer Nr, Thornton has proved a success,
always keepinga first.Olass house, where
rich or poor, according to their wantS or
means. are met politely, served promptly
and charged moderately. At all hours OF
the day or night patrons will here find
careful attendants to minister to their
wants. Indeed, it is a pleasure for the
writer to thus bear testimony both as re.
CARDS tho worth Of the gentlemanly pro-
prietor and the sxCsllanca Of the Yiands
dispensed at this thoroughly popular re-
sort. Citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
should give generous support 10 res
taufaRt that, SO far as we have seen or
heard, would wall merit the title of the
Model Dining Rooms"
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Recommendations 9 o'clock yester.
day afternoon, some bastard who we re.
grGt to say has not been apprehended,
made bold attempt to burn the carpenter
shop on Alley II, between Jacob and
Wood streets, formerly occupied by Mr..
Groves. 4 short time after the hour
named, bright FIRE was discovered, stimuli.
taneously, under eithCr pnd OF the build.
ing. An investigation showed that the
fires had been carefully built OF shaYinRs
and kindling, some distance underneath
the shop, and had they not fortunately
been discovered just at the time, would
have undoubtedly caused much damage,
us the shop is located in closely built
neighborh0od. The flames Eere extin.
guished before they had gained enough
Roadway TO do any damage, and big
blaze was averted. The object OF the In.
cepdjary, except that lie may have been
aotuated By pure malice or destructive.
ness, cannot be OWNED. There sno clue,
whatever, that We are aware Of, 70 the
dastardly perpetrator. Such villains when
once in the custody OF the law, should
meet with but little mercy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-30

REP MCWADB.-We have no doubt the
announcement OF the appearance OF this
popular actor in our city for the second
time this season will be received with
pleasure by his many friends in this yicin-
ity, Mr.. NICWade will appear at tho Opera
House this afternoon and evening, and to-
morrow evening, in his original version Of
rip Van Wrinkle, the Vagabond OF the
KaatsEills." NICWade is acknowledged
the world over, as the only rival OF Joe
Jefferson, in his personation OF the vaga-
bond Rip, and by many Is considered as
equal to Jefferson. lie has played it every
whore with the greatest success, until his
name has become almost as well known
as the story itself. The cordial reception
accorded Mr.. McWade last winter, BY our
best people, when he visited by special in
yitation the Bazaar then in progress at
Washington Hall, IL No doubt still fresh in
the minds Of our readers. MoWade al.
ways draws well In Wheeling, and, not
withstandlng the short notice given OF his
engagement this week, he viii doubtless
have good audiences. The first performs
ance will be given this afternoon, when
there will be a matinee for the accommo.
datiop o. ladies and children. Reserved
seats for the evening performance on sale
Al Lucas music store, ""
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SRlls BRos.' GRRAT EUROPEAN Z ELI.
PLANT RAILROAD SHow.-That this most re.
nowned and popular OF arenic combina.
tons, which Is TO pitch its city OF tents on
the Island next Saturday, Is vast and In.
viting beyond all precedent, Is too amply
youched for TO admit Of argument, and
that y will richly repay the expense and
trouble ola visit Is equally certain. We
need notrecapitulate the extraordinary and
exclusive features II presents, but that
they will be found, as advertised, the fol.
lowing additional assurances sufficiently
indicate:
They exhibitedin this place everything
they advertised. No gamblers or conf.
dence men are countenanced by the man.
agement.- CrabforiSVihe Ind.) journal.
The street parade was the grandest ever
beheld In our borough.-S. Mdry'S (Pa.)
Gazette.
The circus performance was far the best
that has been In this place for twenty
years. Salem (0) Era.
Those who failed TO attend missed what
was incomparably the finest circus enter
tainment ever given In this neighborhood.
Sharon Pa Herald.
Sells Bros circus and menagerie is all
1t claims to be, and Of one feature the Re.
rtslD would speak particularly, viz, the
freedom from yulgarity Of any kind, ex-
pressed or implied. -Ekhar4 (Ind,) Daily
Review.
Willis Cobb's wonderful educated dogs,
goats and monkeys constitute q whole
show alone, and their ludiCrous antics
evoked roars Of laughter and applause
Pittsburgh Daily PoG.
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BELLAiRE LoCALs.-Last Thursday Rev.
CASTOR married Mr.. James Kyle and Mrs.
Mary Keys, and Monday evening Mr..
Robert W. Carothers and Miss Mary E.
Strobe.
Rev. Edgar Robinson is to be married
Thursday noon, at Wegee, to Miss Alice
Smith.
DR.. A. NJ. +. Mccullough, Of Illinois,
son Of DR.. Mccullough, Of this place,
came home Monday evening with his
bride, Miss Emma McClenathan, Of Cat.
lin, Illinois.
The Superintendent OF the Water Works
says the fire plug that was used at the
Sullivan glass house fire was not rusted on
account OF long disuse, as was reported.
It was opened on the 10th Of this month.
It is not really fire plug, not having
force enough.
Mr.. CASTOR, next Sunday morning, will
preach on the importance OF making
known the Gospel to all the people, and
in the evening on the importance Of car
ing for the young men.
The new Water Works Board organized
last week. Jones was made Chairman,
with Rankin for alternate. II. G. Wilson
was reappOinted Secretary and superin.
tendent.
Miss Emma ellis kindergarten will
open Wednesday.
peOtcd to preach in the Episcopal Church,
morning and evening, Sunday, May II.
The Band Of Hope entertainment at
City Hall will be repeated Wednesday
evening R.C.F,
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PERSONAL MRSrIoS.-Mr. Carl Neuhau.
sen, formerly editor Of the German paper
here, leaves to-day to accept position as
co.editor Of the Pittsburgh Daily IiOkSbldH.
Capt. Robert Cowan, OF the Eighth
Ward, Is down with fever.
W. ]. II. Bown, the merchandise broker,
and Sir Joseph Porter Of the Lyric Opera
Company, got back last night from weeks
visit to the Eastern cities.
10. Hamilton left for st. Louis last night,
on a business trip.
P. Sells, IT., manager Of Sells Bros Cir.
Gus, registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
DR.. sChuckhardt, Of the South Side, is
reported seriously i'll.
Among late arrivals as the Mcclure are:
CHARLES Whitney, Frank Payne, Ed. Lonn,
Charles Holden and A. Higgens, OF the
London Circus; Capt. Charley Muhleman,
steamerAndes,
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Brown Boar CLuD.-The G. P. Brown
Boat Club, the speedy dissolution of
which was considered imminent some
weeks since, shows signs OF a healthy re-
vlVal, and bids fair to yet take promi-
nent place in the boating interests Of the
city. The club has been negotiating for
several days for the purchase of a hull
for boat house, with parties in West
Wheeling, and will to-day in all probabili.
ty close the contract. The hull is so feet
long and Is feet wide. The cabin Of the
old boat house will be placed on the
hull, and the new boat house will be
ready for occupancy III the course Of two
or three weeks. The Brown boys, By the
way, are making arrangements for grand
picnic at Zane's Orchard, on the 9th Of
May.
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WEDDING AT PORTLAND STATIoN.-A
pleasant social event was the marriage,
last evening, ut Portland Station, on the @.
4 T. road, OF Mr.. D. Zane Phillips, OF this
city, to Miss Emma V. Burkett, OF Port
land. The ceremony was performed at
=. NJ, at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Holgens, brother and sister OF the bride,
in the presence Of large assembly Of the
friends OF the contracting parties, by Rev.
Ekey, Of Alexandria, o. Mr.. Alex Upde.
graft, our genial City Clerk, and Miss
Ellie Mitchell, of Short Greek, were the
assistants. After the ceremony the bridal
party held reception, which was largely
attended by their numerous friends in the
country round about, who rendered the
young couple their hearty congratulations,
and sincere well wishes for the future.
Dancing occupied the attention OF
young and old until a late hour, the most
sedate finding it impossible to resist the
enhancing strains Of Cockayne's orchestra,
OF this city, and gliding over the floor as
morrily IS the iolliest In the party. Mr..
Phillips and his bride have the best
wishes OF many friends in this city.
Zane" who is deputy collector for
City Collector fancy, is well and ia
vorably known to our citizens, and is to
be congratulated upon winning charm
ing bride.
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coughing SpeliS IN tue M0rnlnE,"
dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debiIitated state Of
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's COMPOUND
Syrup Of Wild Cherry.h The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
Physicians recommend it.
II have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very
reliable and eficacious in the treatment Of
severe and long.standing coughs. know
ottwo patients, now in comfortable health.
and who but for its use consider would
not now be living.-Isaac S. Herbien, nj.
D., Straustown, D0rks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, 95 cents; large size,
which Is themost economical, ST 90, or six
for S. 90. A single 25.cent bottle will Oft.
entines cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists.
MWRkW
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TnE FIRST STRAW HAr.-We have seen
the first straw hat! It presented an ap.
pearance not altogether Ike that Of pre-
maturely plucked strawberry, nor pre-
cisely like laugh at funeral, nor ex-
actly similar to the third party at court
ing match; but yet in a manner resembled
all three. 1t modestly skirted along under
the kindly protection OF the house fronts
most OF the time, with all the Coyness Of a
young girl, but occasionally would 1t boldly,
nay saucily, assert itself, shoot out into
the very centre and conspicuosity Of the
pave, basking in the gaze OF hundred
pairs Of eyes, These episodes were sell
dom, however, and Of short duration.
Self.Consciousness quickly drove 1t back
again under the buildings lee, there to
hide itself like guilty creature in the aw.
full presence OF its crime,
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PoLIcE CovRr-Jlldgs Crqnmer,

There was fine galaxy Of petty often.
ders awaiting sentence at this court yes
terday morning, when His Honor appear
ed upon the scene. The docket disposed
OF was as follows:
Thomas Ryan was up on a common
drunk. A s. fine was imposed, but de-
PENDANT begged of and was given his liber-
ty upon condition that he shake the dust
OF the city from his feet and get out OF
town within sixty minutes.
Pete Curry was requested to pay fine
OF g and costs. Pete bucked against the
Book on Monday, and 1t kicked him into
the cooler. He was dead broke, and was
tiCketed for brief engagement at the
Hillside Geological Academy.
There were several cases Of disorderlv
conduct, viz: Jacob Kress, James McCur-
dy, Frank Blakemore, Allen Smith, Fred.
Christmeyer, Thomas Howley and Frank
0'Brien. Kress, Smith, Howley and
Christmeyer were fined g and costs each T;
McCurdy and Blakemore s. and costs
each, and O'Brien $40. all came down
with the ducats except o'Brien, who was
committed.
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Those complaining Of sore throat hoasse.
ness, coughs or taking their death o. cold. .
should use Browns Bronchial Troches'r
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
John !. Brown & Sons, Boston, on each boz,
and Is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at 25 cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Complicated Dentritrice possssses
the best ingredients for preserving aid BEAN.
tfying the teeth. Price sAE, large bottles.
NWFAeoY
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SALT RHEUa FOR THIRTY YEARS
Onthe Head, Face, and Greater Part
OF the Body, Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS { POTTER: Genileme.-I have been
great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 30 years, CONF
mencng In my head and face and extending over Inc
greater part my body have taken gallons Of med
ieine for the blood Of different kinds and tried good
pnySicians, all Of which did me no good, aud came
70 the conclusion that could not DO cured. But
friend called my attention to an article in the Union
o. skln diseases, and got box Of CutiCuu. The
nSt application was great relief and the third took
me scales all OF, and felt like new man. have
used three 0Ocent boxes and my skin Is smooth and
consider myself entirely CURED. Hoping that this may
% seen BY some one afflicted rs have been M there
. any Is my earnest wish. And checrfully recon.
menu II 70 AL Persons afflicted with like diseases.
Your truly, II, WILSON lord.
A0AwAN, MASS Sept 8, 1873.
me CuTlcuRA SOAR should be used for cleansing
AZ diseased surfaces, as most soaps are Injurious 10
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Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcnER.-Persons
desiring seats at the lecture Of this dis
tinguished man must not depend upon
getting them at the box Office on the night
OF the lecture. At most places the box
office has never been opened, and hum
dreds have been turned away without
even standing room. Sale Of seats at O.
y. Lucas music store commences to.mor-
row morning at O'clock, after which, In
all probability, sections will be reserved
for visiting delegations from surrounding
towns, for whose accommodation arrange
lnents are making for special trains,
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PROBABILITIES,

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 3d. A. NJ
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, northeaStto northwest winds,
slightly colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, stationary or rising barometer.
ForthcLowerL Lakes, south winds,s shifting
to colder north and west, rising barometer,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
followed by clear weather.
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A Time Contract for ao years.

Tho chance OF receiving $4,000 for two
dollars by an investment In the Louisiana
State Lottery at New Orleans, will con.
tinue for the next fifteen years, as the
charter Of the company runs on until
1898, and It's vested rights cannot be In
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A Singular Accident ON the New York
New Haven q Hartford n. n.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. Z, 1877.
DR. GlLEs:-While on duty as fireman on
engine Al, about ten miles from this city, on
Shore Line Road, was accidentally thrown of
against q rock, train under full head-about
thirty.fye miles an lour Was very badly
bruised. Your agent was on board. He hui.
nished me with two bottles OF Liniment Iodide
Ammonia, from which received the greatest
possible benefit, In four days was able to sit
up, and am now able to commence work, Nv
aged mother also used the Linime:t for rheu.
matism, which 1t cured. JonN GAFFNEY.
The above was witnessed by number Of
passengers, and vouched for by Mr.. T. MaGee,
conductor. ......
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet
Dr.. GILEs,
Trial bottles 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. MwYAw
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TIE PESAFoRE ExcuRsroN.-Mr G. Y.
Lucas went up to Steubenville, yesterday,
to look after the interests OF the Lyric
Opera Company, which will produce III.
NJ. s. Pinafore" at CARROTS Hall, on Fri
day evening. He reports large sale OF
seats, and considerable enthusiasm among
the Steubenvillians over the "PinaioreS
excursion. The entertainment will be
given under the auspices Of the Philhar-
monte Society, who will meet tho excur.
sionists at the wharf with a brass band,
and escort them to the hall. The visit OF
the Lyric Company promises to be quite
a musical event in Steubenville.
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TlxEs Up.-To.day is the last day Of
grace for those who intend taking out
United States Licences to sell liquors and
cigars for the coming year, and Gen. Duval,
U. S. Internal Revenue Collector, has
been very busy in consequence for several
days past, Tho General and his corps Of
clerk will no doubt do land.otIice bust
ness to-day. as there remain many who
have not taken out their annual licenses.
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OK Broadway, New York, the great
thoroughiare, d prominent feature Of even
that famous street, convenient to all places
Of interest, and noted for It's luxurious ap..
pointments-is situated the Grand Central
Hotel, which Is now kept on both plans,
the American ct g 50 10 $500, and the
European at 81 90 and upwards, per day.
An elegant Restaurant, at moderate
prices, Is conducted by the Grand Central.
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TIM CouEn. -CIRcUIr CorRE-Judge
Melrin.-The Circuit Court was In session
yesterday as usual.
The case Of Edward @. Kiger, indicted
for the murder Of Franz Hobrecht, was
resumed. The evidence closed about II
a. NJ, when the argument was opened for
the prosecution by Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan, who spoke for about forty min.
utes. Mr.. Jordan was followed BY MI.
Dovener for the defense, who spoke until
8 r. ~, when Mr.. 10. Woods closed for the
prosecution, concluding his remarks about
$3.50 p. N.
His Honor then gave the jury their in
structions, which were taken int consid.
ation, pending which Court adjourned
until7 p. N. Atthat hour Court re.assen.
bled, and atI7:S0 the jury were sent to their
chamber 10 consider OF their verdict.
A large crowd assembled In the Court
room In the evening, and awaited patient.
ly for two hours or more for the verdict
At II r, NJ, when the Jury came down,
there were still some twenty-five or thirty
people In the Court room. The jury, after
being out nearly four hours, reported that
they were unable to agree, and were &C.
cordingly discharged until 9 o'clock this
morning, to which hour Court adjourned.
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FoR UPwARns OF THiRTY Vans Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves mind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySentery and didrrhqa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy,
% cents bOttle. nav
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The marks indicate 8 feet and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
The Stockdale and Salt Valley passed
down at 0 A. NJ, yesterday, being detained
by fog. No..
to Pittsburgh, stuck on the Island bar
early this morning, the fog being so dense
that her pilots were unable to see the
channel course clearly. She got of with
out much trouble.
Tho Emma Graham passed up yesterday
evening, having been detained by fog.
The Buckeye State Is due up tomorrow
morning,
The Ragon will be tO.day's packet for
Parkersburg.
The o'Neal will leave in the morning
for Pittsburgh.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati last
evening with fair trip.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
by Telegraph
NV ORLEANS, April 2O.-Weather clear.
Thermometer So.
YICKsBURa, April 20.-River fallen 4
inches. Weather fair. Thermometer 77'.
CArRo, April 20.-River % feet inches
and falling. Weather clear; thermometer
H'.
LOUISVILLE, April 2o.-River stationary,
with s feet 9 inches in the canal, Weather
cloudy.
PrTrsBuRou, April 2o.-River 5 feet 4
inches and stationary. Weather fair and
nIa0HRnk
LITTLE Rock, April 29.-River risen A
feet since last report, with indications Of a
big river from above.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Arrived- Clit.
Pittsburgh: s. D. Parker, Memphis; Che
rokee, St. Louis. Departed st. Lawrence,
Wheeling; Virgie Lee, Evansville.
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TEMPERANCE TALK.-.A temperance meet.
ing will be held at Parker Hall tonight,
and will be addressed by Captain Hiram
Young and Robert Sweeney, Of Martins
Ferry.
The workingmens Christian Temper.
ance Union held meeting last night at
Otis Hall. The meeting was addressed by
Mr.. Thomas, Of Piedmont, West Virginia,
and six persons came forward and signed
the pledge.
A meeting will be held at Otis Hall on
Sunday evening, to be addressed by E. G.
Cracrait, Robert Marshall and Mr.. Thomas,
OF Piedmont,
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The greatest boon to children teethine and
for curing Wind Collie niarrhma and otIie tS-
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mn.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Browns Vermifuse Commits, for expellipp
worms. are the most unfailing and pleasant
contection in the world. Price Is cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists.
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BlsHor CREEK, 1Noo County, CAL, 1
September I, 1878. I

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We know your pills are all they are rec
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