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Chinese American Marriage.

Eighteen months ago Lum Sing
Lao appeared in Newark. y. j., and
establisl,ed \ drug .n,anufaciory in
which he employs twenty blue blouse
wooden si,ol Chinaman. 1t va.
noticed that he patronized 4 fashion
able tailor and bot maker, wore
diamonds in his shirt front and bid
his queue. He was reported rich and
bis habits in Newark warranted the
assumption There vas no admit
tance t" his drug factory and his
shipments If goods to China irdicated
that he had y large trade in drugs.
Americsnized in appearance. ard
gentlemanly and prosperous q. h.
seemed. several Newark girls cast M
eye on him and his factory. He
visited several American families.
gave te. parties to his acquain,ances
10 return, and finally fell in love with
Miss Alice Dodd, an American girl
Is yess old. His suit pro-I~~d,
Alice WAS willing $50 we're several
other Rirls) and Loo and Alice we're
engaged to be married with the
consent it her mother Who Is a widow,
AID several family friends. Al,oui
lhis time Loc's uncle, Chock Fan Lon,
Who superintended the factory,
qsarreled with Loo, and left becauss,
q he put it. his nephew wanted to
.'mallee Mclean eaIiee." But the
drug factory vent on and ~ did the
matrimonial preparations. Lum Sing
Lon built . 6ne three-story house.
furnished it elegantly, lighted Alice.
beauty up with diamonds. married her
By Methodist Episcopal ceremony.
quietly, 10 the minister's rooms in tie
presence Of three Of four witnesses,
and ibssalled her ~ mistress. of that
new bonse. When the news of the
marriage. Vas out It made a little
social sensation. There was interest
to know What manner of man Lum
Sing Loo u. and how it, oil came
abont. He Was born iu Canten
China, twenty-eeven years ago. his
father being IN Influential merchant.
When Loo was fifteen he emisrsted
to California. and joined two nncles
Who we're in business 10 Ban Frsei.co.
He attended public school for two or
d. y1 .n1 lect1eo 10 sPesk.
80 eoo vFte Ene'len. ne 'nen
!ee5oec tse drog oas'1es: with n.s
s" ,s. ssa r s; az. = . Lana A. ~.
NE ~ n'm : nIge som OF money
. .ltn winch % cane hack to San
,nsaeco ana opened 2 dr.'g Store.
mo =. a'so became 2 partner IN 2 tea
'tore. Inen ne vent TO Newark: -
locve 1870, sook an one!e WITH h'e
mo essa ne,:ned me drog factory. aad
So n9rr'eG, = s'ore1aid. A:%yeIai
NeCan s nsd e1 eye On nm. the
'penlon q one OF tnem after n,e
NJ! -, = .oI:n ln:ercne. e.Pec'aiiy
: WE 9e'svelne !" s1e II IN the
y vssa aec.s Of !. Ersoeh-roof cottage
: : ~ TH :: = 1899 ..x.., :.
- ~ ~ meo ana III
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WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 20!
OoDER % PUBLICATION.
STATE : % )! S,ss .:.


I'm the Probate Court k.r the County Of Pitts.
Aaeurs term, lS:s. JHe. 4. Ciopioa, Pubic
!NdsUiuisentOr nrharre III the estate VI " l,iNns
Hustled dss-easesi. Order u ps,llhsti00.
Now, ~ this ~. comes John 4 Cjsp<Dn.
ssl''- Sirnsssstras0r IN ckorDs o. Tho esaase OF
w,li.sm huseed. deceAsed, anl Presesss to the
C""t his petition. praying 6r IN order sor the
ssIs ~ useh - TIE Tsal eaale Of sasA deceaeej
~ vssl ~ cd as,slS sle resnainsnU des<s due
ny md eseale. aud YET unpaid Tor want Ut
sufneieot assets, Sas.oWpanie,s ~ the es,cOunte.
isst.s SID insesaosie~ fsHuir-ss ~ iaw ~ such
cass, 80 exasDsaAeOa Nlssreos 10 ~ 0s6esed that
al peJsobs interested ~ the estate Of said Dc
ceased ~ hosi6s'd that splii.stion - Aforesaid
hiss been maGir. and tlusD usslses th~ contrary ~
shown % or hetpre The 6rst day of tho next term
Of this COurs. ~ h. hekt on the
SECOND MUNlaY ~ NOVEMBER NEXT.
IN order si no maase ssr ,h< sale Of thu whole.
OF ~ much u the real estate Of said jeceased
vjl ~ Suocisoe ias ~ paypeat0 q ~ Seols !;
- . ~ hsrthss ordered, thai this notice -
published in some newspapsr in this Ssase for
issr vseks hesbse shs nsis term 81 this ceors.
STATE o. MlSOCRI,)
Co c''''' 20 r ' sa'
!, JehnA. Lacy, Judas ard En- oGleiO Clerk Of
the Probate C0uf&. held m aud NOr sasd county.
heso6y coge9y that W. tssouoing is esuo c0Q0 %
sho esi0insl OVder q PusAisofi0m shrrsia r.
ferreJ q. - the sa1e apPeass OF ree"ri in my
o0re. whnsssmy hand. "a seai ~ saia Court.
Doe ~ O0Ds - 0p1nl6 % sod Counsy, thlo sDsah
day Of August. is's. n.x.c~i d
s-lS1vss s JuAss ssi Ex-oalc,o Csss&
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If Mr.. Jay Gould does not have a
care be win become 20 popular. as %
have parties Ill over the country nom.
mating him for Office. His muni6cent
gifts to Memphis have won for HIM the
heart of tho solid south and now he
comes along and establishes railroad
connection that for the first time puts
St. Louis on the line between San
Francisco and New York. How much
more will Missouri owe to Gould than
70 Tilden: Tilden never gave q dol
laf. 20 far - We know, to stricken
Msmphis-apd - for railroads, he
simply wrecks them, never builds
them. IT,.
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nbus.s seesste sseens'ats for the
Greeohack party. Nine new national
banks were started last week IN va
rious parss Il the country. Any one
with lsnosgh ready money can have
a national bank. There is no moncp-
DIV about it. H--ser.-
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JEFF. Davis hss written letter in
which he poisbast thaG - . spesial
object of sectiseal~ kosti6ty. Be cesld
not be-sfsny dlviee = MisspPi 10
tho e1sets: hat vhst ethsp might
say St1hout creeaiss szeitsssot,
would. if utterea y bin. be swollen
and distorted5br tho uses of partisan
agitation and tint therefore he can
not consent to the use of lis name as Q
candidate for the Senate, becasss he
AosD- not shink " world b wise or
edI6dal pr Mississippi to elect him
even If rs disabilities we're removed.
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Nov that Cstswayo has been cap
tured. it is presumed the Zulu war is
1t m end, / 2 3 ggYWE

The. Rak. 0qateA has IN article on
''Curiosities A. the Fairs" As no
mention IS made Of Don Morrison,
Tom Critten6en. - u & Co., it is BE-
l;eved the artiolsdses bot do the sub
"a - - = z -
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1t is a sad thing to be a marriage,
able princess. If the Archductess
Maria of Austria were simply a Mis-
Maria Hapshprg. she would kick like
q governm muls aeainst marriage
that vouh sive.hsrsss = ldisreput.-
bic mothetislev = exQ neea Isabella
A woman 40 ssssr bad my ne for
. husband r. iathsrs : rsi-
ment. cann& sSaars with Ssrah
Bernbart evin = 4 1sasl Of virtue.
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'haGns 1SilGap 3 Me- ~:
si;,s, sss6tl ~ - 'eiisd1l, h q sessa.
Hop Bitissa
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A moss valuab)e roDody Tor beavea
and said4 10 y . 1uss coss:- Forty
sulaac Sdds, one poes1 q ssu.i., one
pint ofginesr. Mfr poGsdaf nus.
tard, one F;ss e Hsslsekeda kass on
pound Of epgum ais, four ounces, q
gum gdiSS664, IT 665ces Of cream
tafsar. Nix tkSfo0ghly asd divide
into st6fsty spowdos. s16d ~ one
every morning IL shslr fed 16eSots
watesipR.di aolsai.sssss Ell
A vsrsoat ;i.rnes rssosn..ds
the ne a avduse q bsddiat tpe
cattle, 10 keep them deaa snd shsoeh
the liquid mshurs. h'.IA Az sxt6llssos
of tveotyyeasl ip ring q : laqge
fslm shows }hst & doee nos tjdfg IL
s st; .o;l:, 10 aaatt sd ]: II 8 -
proved eyalha s4litis. Of .vd,..;I
tllke a1dSk njsd. ,ys. -, -
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MAY NOTICE

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paso1I11Ibza 0og&Dh61sa0 - Gspsb
sesi,teaegehy = !AshNgkpts9c -.
S's - 80 q
$3.50 e0s1s1a0S = ht10e 've1.lIS
1oAv00 1011V0ogVuoAo0nnliGnshnO 1b
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$500 s!EsES.;::
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MUSTANG

overt "s"li; AIRY plains. tothe rsrv.- lssr
ysftsscss, m.,se tlpss SsWulssttrr y hss - !is1
|hiS lO With lise AYs..
q cWr~S ss'wwHssssSsuN WHEN MI ''.,,es
applicns hons tnt,,
i 9l,ts n sssss)er.ul
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UtU01U6 I0AILVWRs nr.aI 80 80
I cannot forget the nights of the 23d
and 24th of March. 1865. About
sundOwn Of the 23.l Q courier ,arris ed
at our field hospital with IN order; that
about midnight We should move With
the brigade to Petersburg, shout six
miles distant:i The night was bril-
liant with moolight. We knew
nothing of the nature of the enter
ptise before us, but that it was one
involving serious work ne inferred
from the preparations and the mid
night march. By IL o'clock the CON-
mand was moving. Just before leav-
ing / called to zee young Norwood.
who was dying Of fever 10 one Of the
tents-4 con of the distinguished
physician, Dr.-Norwood Of South
Carolina, and . nephew of Mrs. 8peer
q venerable lady now Of Atlanta.
He paced away, l believe, that night,
and doubtless At the very hour when
his friends and comudes were storm.
ing Fort Sseadman. l-s'i ig'sah 40
On the march, . short Distance
from Petersburg. We Peass6 Gen.
Lee's hesdquarters. Il ~ about
three 10 The morning. the isooss was
lighted up. and . large SENDER 81
horses ready 1addled standing around
the enclosure. This vas another 10
dicatiou Of the hasafdous .enterpfisst
before %. The cocks were efovinel
loudly for day. - the brigade fled
the silent streets Of the deep |
ing CITY, aid passed entirely % the |
eastern side of Il without . m0meoeb |
halt, the men were hurried 6pa6 del
enemy In or around FoisH BeeldnA6.
The surgeons scarcely HID dine to
get things ready in the Geld hospital
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Only One Dollar

Fer the TINES for one year. We
defy any one to get more news and
reading matt cr for the same money
anywhere. Whitlaw Reid, editor of
the N. Y. "Tribune," in lecture be.
fore the Press Convention of New
York says that the coming newspaper
is that which has the most reudng
and news matter condensed into the
smallest form. That is our idea, and
hence our condensation aud economy
of space, in order that wo may give
the public newsy as well rs cheap
paper. Our circulation is now Mt
least one-third larger than it has
ever been before, and is still growing.
Those who are not now on our sub.
scription list, wo are satisfied will bo
there n soon as cotton '>n!ns in; for
who can't pay 81 for the news of tho
day?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TFlE countenance is pale and leaden-
u colored, with occasional ilushes, or
a circumscribcd spot on one or beth
checks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dllatc; an azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower cyc-lid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bccds;
a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hunming or throbbing
OF the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly i'll the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation Of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; tlccting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequcntly tingcd with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied. by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found 10 exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect Il cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
i'll any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, net fatabAe cf coing the sHshteH
injury TO the NEST tender infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MFuGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

lolted and brought to the Court
House where the tritl took place.
The following are the name, Of the
prisoners w. b. Way, L. M. Par
Ter, j. ID. Shule.-, r. NJ. Fcldcr,
Brooks Parler and Calvin Shuler.
Mr.. S. p. Foxworth was the prose
cutor, and Gen. Izlar acted as coun-
sci for the defence. The witnesses
for the State being called up state Il
that they knew nothing ofthe matter.
The jury therefore from want ofcvi-
dence, and by instructions from the
Trial Justice, brought in vcrdic! Of
Not Guilty. and the merry hunters
went on their way rejoicing.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
BrIIncllvialc bots

On Monday afternoon Of last week,
Il little son Of Mr.. B. p. Izlar was
bitten by il rattle snake pilot. DR..
O. II. OFT was summoned, and did all
for the little sufferer that skilled
ingenuity and medical science coul d
su ggcst. Hope is entertained for his
recovery.
An interesting protracted meeting
has been going OH here for some days,
Revs. Robertson and Stoudcnmire
officiating.
Mr.. Joseph karesh is putting up a
fine store OH his lot on Main street
1t is rumorcd that Rev. Sidi Brown
Will deliver u peace lecture here
shortly.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Cool ENlpcrtiIcncc-

On Sunday, in the early part of the
evening, while the member. OF the
household were seated elsewhere,
some daring thieves put up II ladder
to the rear of MIR. Henry kohn's
residence, entered and carried off
three gallons of wine, lot of bread
and rol 5, and several cans o fruit
and je!lies, which they took of to n
field in the rear, and had IL good time
generally. When they had finished
their feast, a little after bed time,
they had the cool impcrtincnce to
come back and remove the ladder.
On this second visit, one of them
was seen, sitting in the window, by
yt ung lady i'll the house.
The jug containing the wine was
found afterwards III the field in rear
Of the house.
We hear of no clue leading to their
detection.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
A EsIIlllOr

Reaches US that somebody, we
don't know who, ut some place, we
don't know where, has put up,
another ticket for The municipal
offices in opposition to the one put in
the field by the large and harmonious
meeting Of the Democratic citizens
held at the Engine house week ago.
We are at loss to know what can
be the object of this movemcnt-un-
less it is mischief. There was entire
unanimity at the Democratic meet
ing, aud therefore Democrats can
have no excuse, for this was the time
to speak. Besides this the ticket
represents, ns near as possible, all tho
varied interests of the town. The
fact is Democrats can't go back upon
it, and We don't believe they have
any idea of doing it. Democrats
nominated OH any other ticket will
be expected to decline running upon
it. We must and shall elect our
ticket from the top to the botto III.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Personal

Personal
MIR. JAS. LaRoche, who has been
plcasuring in the mountains for IL
month past, has returned to the Burg
locking well.
w. j. DeTrcvillc, Jr., who has
been spending time at the Capital
is back again a,d we hope is ready
for the resumption Of the arduous
duties of teaching.
Mr.. Kirk Robinson, who left ubou.
week ago by private conveyance to
visit his family, who are absent in
Edgciield, has rcturnnl and seems To
be i'll excellent spirits in vic Of the
fall trade.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
The EIXclIrsiOuists-

a goodly number of our citizens
took advantage of the cxcursionr,; 8
to visit ;he mountrins OH Tue lay.
Among the pleasure Or health seek
ers the following names have been
reported to us: DIR. Il. A. Elliott,
Miss Sue Lowell, Capt. NJ. Glover,
Miss Sue Dibblc, Mrs. Pembroke
Brunson, l.. II. Wannamakcr and
wife, Miss Rcbccca Albergotti, Eman-
uel Rickeubakcr and wife, S Il.
Rickenbakcr, Nj. l.. Gramlin, Paul
Gramlin, John Ayers, Mrs. Hccner,
j. II. Fowles and wife. Ben Lee, and
many others whose names we could
not ascertain.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22

Died ut h.s home, in Cow Castle
Township, OH the 10Th, in the SD
year of his age. lie WAS buried at
Walnut Grove Church on the next
morning. ~ large conc ourSc Of
mourrers followed lis remains to the
grave. He was, for a long li,no, a
deacon in O,nrcc I hulch. one Of the
Oldest Baptist chur hes in the Coun-
ty, and was much respected in the
community i'll which he lived.
Our symralhics alc with the be-
reavCd ones.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
do We Isclicvc i'm yyitchcrafi IL ?

81 take the position that we do not, in its
broad sense, said q gentleman of years and
experience, and yet We find many of the
present day carrying a Buckeye in their
pocket through a 'tind of superstition,
when they might be relieved by few
applications of Tabcr's buckeye Pile
Ointment" This Ointment is made from
the buckeye and is recommended for
nothing else but Piles. Try it, 1t will
cure you. Price so cents bottle. For
sale by DIR. J. q. Wannamakcr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
EdIlcatfO niaR-

We call attcmtion to our card
showing that Miss +. l.. Melichanp
assumes control of the Musical De
partment i'll "Mellichamp's School"
A decided advantage in terms is hus
given to all pupils in his school wi.
desire musical training.
We take occasion to remind the
public that Monday, Sept. 1<t, is the
opening day of the school, and
although pupils may be entered at
any time, it is to their intcrcs: to
enter ut the commcnccmont Of the
term, and OH the day Of classification,
which is the first day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Taken I'm the Act.

Sister Jones called on Elder Smith few
evenings since. Being p next door neigh
Dor, she entered his study unannounced,
and was greatly shock ed at seeing him
taking Il drink from suspicious looking
bottle. He noticed her look Of inquiry,
and said: "This, Sister Jones. is Tablcr's
rortalinc, or Vegetable Liver Powder, the
only remedy have ever found for the
many troubles arising from disordered
Liver. can recommend it," Price SO
cents. For sale by DR.. j. g. Wannanaker.
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ST. Matthews Academy

We acknowledge the reception,
fr' NJ Mr.. HOLLOWAY, Of the circular
of this excellent school under his
charge, and VIC take pleasure in
ca ling the attention of our readers
10 its advantages. We confess that
he cheaper board in the country in
this desirable com munity offers in
ducemcnts with which our town
schools find it difficult to compete,
and withal, we believe Mr.. Holloway
to lie n cultivated gcn.lemun, and.
good teacher.
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Who Killed MY Deer ::

A rather unusual case in this
County came up yesterday before
Trial Justice Glover. A gay and
festive uniting party, having not the
fear of the law nor the dignity of tho
commonwealth before their eyes,
went out on deer chase in St.
Matthew's Oil the Zo:m 81 July, ana
were supposed to have killed n deer.
For this act the whole party was re-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Rev. e. J. BSeynarslie-

We are panied to read of an acci-
dent on the Charlotte Railroad by
which the above named gentlemen,
with several others, sustained serious
injuries. Mr.. Meynardie had a rib
and his collar bone fraci urcd. We
hope by superior medical skill and
coed attention that he will soon re-
cover, ami resume his i'm portant
work.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
1.-The Rotten Democracy,

Is the heading Of IN editori.i in
last week 5 Sunday Times" prompt
cd by the discovery that Mayor Sale
has hired one of the C;inhoy bulics,
II loud mouthcd Radical gro, o,
the police. This is bal enough but
deliver us from Radicals hiring him.
This would have been the wors. ste
Of the two.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Fine Grapes

y Western paper brags about grapes
three inches in circumference but
MIR. B. Williamson brought into our
Office OH Tuesday, bunch Of soup
pcrnongs which were nn, entirely ripe,
and therefore not developed yet, anI
we found many Of them that meas
ured three and Il quarter inches in
circumference. Let the next c,m.
up.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
THEODORE KOHN.
Sheriff Sales.

BY virtue of an Execution to me directed
| will sell at Qrangeburg, c. H., s. G. on
the first Monday in September next, during
the legal hours Of sale for Cash:
One Lot in the Town Of Orangeburg,
measuring ninety (9Ol feet, more or less
front, and running back two hundred and
twcnty-six (22G) feet, more or less. and
bounded on the North by lands of +. II. w.
Briggman. East by j. J. Street. South by
Amelia St, aud West by lot of George
Boliver. Levied on as the property of
benjamin Byas, at the suit ofGeorge w.
Mcintosh. Snid premises to be sold 1t the
risk ofthe former purchaser.
One Sewing Machine, levied on as tho
property of b. ID. and Catherine H. Davis,
at the suit of Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
facturing Comra ~.
One Sewing Machine, levied on as the
property of j. II. W. Struman, ut the suit
of Wheeler & Wilson Manufactul ING Comp
any.
sherif7s Office. orangcburg C. H., 8. c.,
Aug. -, 1879.
Join Ii. LIVINGSTON, s, o.c.
aug l5 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Pleasant Gathering

Took place OH Tuesday at DIR.
II olman's in the Fork. A number
ofthe most pro omincnt farmers of the
County were til ; guests Of the doctor
and agricultural und other topics
were pleasantly and profitably dis
cussed, where every one enjoyed the
free and generous hospitalities SO
cordially extended.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
A l,rOAractCd Meeting

Has Just been concluded ut Rocky
Grove Baptist Church which has
been productive Of much good The
ministers engaged were Rcvs. Sawyer,
Burton and Baggct.