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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-13
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Twenty-Five head of good work
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Central corral, corner Seventeenth and
O'Neil streets.
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Sheet Music.
A new selection of Music Books,
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Maj. :. a. NtOrrow, surgeon, will
assume duty at Fort D. Russell on
Monday. he has just come down from
Fort Laramie.
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APPREcIATIvE PUBLIC.

That IS l.. Mnrrin's motto, likewise the
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hchinq sores-Bleedinq Piles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

wrrHrx the next ~fortyeight hours we
shall expect u hear of several hundred
suicides smong night editors. How can it
be otherwise. with trsmping lunatics at
large at either end Of the liner The
score" may be regarded as . highly inter-
esting and sensational item Of ews in New
York and San Francisco, but ii ia the dry
est and fhinnest kind Of mental diet for an
enlightened mountain community. We
don't want to be violent; we don't want
70 entertain . murderous feeling towards
anybody On this earth, but II the Associ-
sted Press reporters in New York and San
Francisco we're instantly stamped to an
impalpabls jelly by . band of these de-
mented pedestrians, we should not shed .
teay-not one. And here comes another.
This last Is q female match at the western
end. A list Of the contestants Ia thrown
In At the tail end Of our coast dispatches.
Il there no balm in Giiead or God in Is
raelf What nn~psrdonable sin have We
~up-country people committed, that we
should be thus tortured7 May not q hen
Of them have money enough to buy = fash
ionsbis bonnet during the remainder Of
their tTsmping lives.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
eureka Dailp Sentinel.


TIE Capital = somewhat undecided ~ 70
tie manner a rsossving asd entertaining
Geserx1 Grant. The fro1bie seems 10 be
that the Capital does not know bow long
General Grant VIII permit himseif 70 be
exhibited Neither 10 IL known whether
the Genesai will approach the Comssoek
b. the Lake route or via Reno. A public
nesting r.s bed Monday By the Canon
ties 70 determine what WA best 70 he done
ss5er the circumstances. Some wanted >
rsrsing demonstration while others favor
ed . quiet reception The SEsTTsEL sug
gesss that . committee be appointed 70 she's
the Genera the chief objects Of interest st
the Cspissi-the Mint and jake Eline's
brewery. The Governor finally appeared
upon the scene and explained the situation
from hss stand point. His E1eelIency il
reported By the Tribune ~ follows:
Governor EiDkead being present and
called for stated that be had extended .
formal invitation 70 General Grant TO WRIT
the CAPITAL u tie State, la. had a. yet re-
ceiyed no response. He thought a proper
war would be 20 meet tie General by re-
ceptioa committee. and in . quie. way
bold . peoples Ievee at the Capitol, where
everybody could have the opportunity 70
meet the General informally; stated his
visit here must be necessarily brief, ~ er-
'~tensiye preparations we're making for him
1t Virginia, spd be would be obliged TO
hurry along.
The Governors idea struck the mseting
- abous the proper thing. and 80 Carson
is going 10 give the General . subdued sort
Of blow ont.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

Items 81 Intsssss CullsA from state
Exchanges.
Bslmontsrs are complaining Of colds.
Another meteor passed over Carson Sat-
urday night.
A new and important strike has been
made In the Alexander mine.
A lodge Of the United Order OF Work
men has been organized in Carson.
The salaries Of Reno teachers have been
reduced from $40 to $50 per month.
There are ct least half . dozen idle men
for svsry working ons In Virginia City.
The amalgam hunters on the Carson
river, are making . big thing out Of their
work.
n The September which has Just passed
was the warmsst one known on the Com
stock.
Sixty cattle cars are engaged At Winnie
mucca 70 be loaded with cattle for Eastern
markets.
grammes furnished to theater goers are
full Of Questionable matter, unfit TO be
read by ladies, aud asks Manager Piper to
reform the sbuss.
An a~rastra, says the Lyon county Times,
IL being put up In American rsvine. This
will make the nth erected In the district
during the past IL months. These small
concerns are Inexpensive. and invariably
yield . good income.
The highsst point on tho American con-
tinsnt at which the American dag waived
welcome 10 General Grant on his return
home was on Mount Bradley. near Aurora.
1880 feet above sea level. Three gentle
men OF Aurora climbed the mountain and
planted the dag there on the day Of Grants
arrival n San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

The Latest yaEaries Of Woman
kind

Beaded braid trimming Is PPullr once
more.
Long Yndaus earring. are not % much
the style.
Sozne of TIE nv velFe-s are = fast iof
esthetic eyes-"
Fancy plsids. n all staEs, all Re more
worn than for years
Ribbons in millinery sill &c. Eider as
the winter comes.
In Bracelets, % styles are iasi a. fash
ionable a. tie D1E.
Jewelry ought to e0repoDd With your
style Il be4ufy.
REV cloth. called Ofs0non vzlour, Is 20
he very fashionable
Sew silks are Eorn With heavy reps, and
are very lustrOrs.
Sometimes twelve hamning birds are
dumped y one hat.
Some q the chap jsEelry now made <
both pretty and durable
Asnselets are the accepted garments 20
wear with visiting i0ilets-
4 new American six is in alternate
stripes Of blEe and Old gold.
Torseise-shell and coral can be initiated
perfectly in csiluloid-
Dr1ping velvet. hand embroidered, with
Jets, is 4 costly bat handsome stun.
Tartan plaids. in both s8bdued and ex-
agserzted styles. come IN al neH shades
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
COAsT CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.


Snow storms in Utah.
Tucson, Arizona, has thirty lawyers.
New school houses are being built all
over Montana.
The wool of Los Angeles county, Cal,
this fall amounts to over 5000, 900.
Wild camels are said to be numerous
along the banks Of the ella in Arizona.
The present terminus Of the Northern
Utah Railroad in Idaho is called the eDev-
IFS Dive"
Fifteen hundred sheep were recently
killed by poison weed near Pueblo, New
Mexico.
Leadville is to have o street railroad.
The Company is already incorporated, with
500, 900 capital.
Smith, who stole the bullion from the
San Francisco Mint. has been sentenced to
four years in the State Prison.
Some time during the present month
work will be resumed on the Southern Pa
cidc Railway in Arizona.
Tho new a~rtesian well in Stockton is
down 800 feet with a flow Of 500 feet per
minute. They are going deeper.
OF Bodie bullion, September shipments
aiAAoaht w 0AOO36ot w ~ u btot u 1 unf
month this year.
Eight murders have been committed in
less than eight years by the Indians near
Yakima, W.. Il.
The old town Of Wallula, on the Column
bia, is becoming quite q railroad center.
The Utah Northern will bridge the Column
bia at the rapids just below the town.
There is likely to be another stampede to
the Big Horn mountains, Wyoming, in the
spring. Old miners say that the noun
tains rival the Black Hills in wealth.
The action Of the Bodie Miners Union
in orderi & George DAILY and his men away
from ina district has been endorsed, by
unanimous vote. by the Virginia, Gold
Hill and Silver City Miners Unions.
Work on the 'Barbee hosting works at
Silver Reef has progressed finely. The
machinery Is all in place and the con-
nections made, and as soon az the lime in
the mason work has been allowed a proper
time to dry-a few days will suffice for
that--everything will be in readiness for
hosting again.
The original price paid by the present
owners Of the Little Chief mine, at Lead
vile, was $500, 900. of which they have al
ready received back in cash ffty-two per
cent, having besides the smelter and costly
hosting engines, while the mine shows bet
ter than 1t did six months ago, the min
eral taken out being scarcely perceptible.
There have been rumors to the effect that
San Francisco parties were negotiating for
the Little Chief on the baiis Of 81 ,000, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
rsaE PUBLIC PULSE.

From the Dsiiy esehang.


~TUscAnoRA ~AxUsENEyTs.
Prom the Dsiiy Exchange.
The Tuscarora Times-Review says : I'VE
learn that the lately organized dancing
club arc discussing the advissbility Of
erecting . public hall, which can be used
for eli public amussments." 1t will GER
tainly b more convenient during tbs cold
and stormy winter TO have al the shooting
scrspss and free fights come Of 10 some
spacious and weil-lighted snd we'll
warmed hall bat Will they leave and
time Tor dancing7
N DOWNWARD PATH.
From the Enterprise.
To throw up our effort. because we have
not reached ths top. or because . fellow
traveller IL . little more advanced. IL Of all
things the most foolish. This argument IL
~ true ~ regards moral advancement
There IL too much Of . tendency TO think
that II we have fAllsn below our standard
Of virtue we may ~ well 70 on In the
downward road. II would help rs 10 bear
the many hard Lessons Of coming down. II
We remember that after ell they are need
sul for nj best and most permanent
growth.
AFFLICTED SopIE.
From the Carson Appeal.
They have pnsumonis In Bodie to . fear
full extent. and not satisfied with that. .
committee has invited the " Young Irish
Orator who saved California 70 the Re-
publicans. TO deliver . series Of lectures.
We shall remember the Bodisites next Sun
day. when we put up . petition for ell who
are In snywise AFFLICTED In body. mind or
estate.
pxHcEpTTsLx D~IyyxRxrcE.
Prom the Idshs Avalanche.
Major Dennis. Of the Tuscsrora Times.
dubs his contemporary. Of the Elko Post.
"6mallpssture." His proper name Il Lit
tlsdsld. There IL sometimes . heap Of diff
ference between i" iittiehsld " and "small
pasture"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

Paragraphs fsem she ssnun's Or She
Pest week.
Bullion shipped for the past wssi
amounts 70 o<.Ioo.
The frame work for the mill a. Hot
Greek Il o In position.
We understand that the ore shipped
here from Tenn Pahute only worked BOO
per ton.
The amount Of bullion shipped from
here since September LIST to date. sums up
TO e2l .034 80.
A. Krsuse returned from Eureka We'd
nssdsy. and his smiling "phisimihog /"
80 aow ~ 1eund q ~ pntsis dAlesns
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

a new silver ore has been found in the
Summer mine, near Prescott, A. 7. Prof.
Hanks SAYS: "A chemical and physical
examination shows the mineral 70 be the
variety II hematits, known as micaeeous
iron. This mineral, containing silver.
l.. "a FAR as I an informed, unknown 70
~sefapae"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

The people Of DeadwoOd are plaekilg re
building their town, in tie neighborhood
Of q hundred shlanfies and Enclosures Of
some sort having already been put up,
While the s4w-mi.ls in the vicinity are run
ming day and night without being able 70
SIMPLY the demand for lumber.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
SPANISH RoDEo.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HOLD A RIO.
i + at his Ranch. known as Indian or
Willow Greek Ranch. near the Typo road, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, OCTOBER
18th and 10th. as he expects to move his stock
OF horses Immediately after. All horsemen or
men having stock on ranges are cordially in
vited to attend. J. Ii. ANDERSON.
October 7, 1879. ocs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
Furnished Room To Let.

A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IA with stove. can be had by making early
application to MRS. CAYANAUGH,
oes-tf On North Spring street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

General Grants Return to the City.
SENATOR SHARON BOOMING HIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
COAL! COAL!

DARTyFS WHO INTEND BURNING HARD
l. Coki this Winter. will please let me know
the probable amount they will consume during
the season, that / may know what quartity to
order. BILL MILLS,
oc8-tY At the E.. L. p. Lumber Co.'S Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL TAKE ORDERS

WILL TAKE ORDERS.
Mr.. j. Y. Hart.
OF the Tailoring firm o. HART & PHELPS.
Of San Francisco. will remain here for the
next two weeks. and during that time he viii
be rlesed to take orders for
G~entIesnea's Clothing.
Which can be returned here in = very short
time.
Eureka, octobar 9, 1879. ce7-n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08

sbey we're il tie main vel dsposEd aad
gave msch Iezs trozbis q surveying raz-
ties than cshsx Indi1rs Eish WHOM The par
ties eznse IN contact, bzs t5ev b@l'eved
rneIr s1usHsrn relatives we're c1ezteo II
the San Js4qs5n purchase, and tia. the
ZANE fate awaited tbem that All tie e1oTts
Of the whites we're f0r fbesr removal They
also believe sEl00 due them. z7d Ca
sssntIy zsksi -hea is To1ld be paid He
beIievs ihey boxed urou tae SDFTozen d
the troops a. = part q tie plan for Their
removal He desenbes sseir reservation a.
cut ID ~ canyons in sucA 3 mznDer that
the tFooYe viii End Il aluo4- impossible %
penesrsFe. Water Is sczgcs and fail M al
kali. thcagh shsrs are hi1den springs.
known to TIE Indians oaly-
Extensive Forest Fires.
NORWOOD. y. Y October J.
The woodland for miles z5gu; Madrid Is
on Ere. znd the farmers are rapidly remoT-
ing their produce. II Louisville and
Norsene grez. damage has been done
Democratic Nomination.
Heazcx. ne.abeT 7.
John Qsfn1 Adams las been nominated
for GoTerDoT BY the Democrats STATE
CoDyen;i1D.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
&cv. 4 a'!ynn Dickson.

The SAL Intelligence of the demise
of this cStimab!e divine will be re
ceiv'd with deep sorrow by his mum.
erous friends in Orangcburg.
Mr.. Dickson was IN accomplished
scholar, II faithful minister, anl Il
benevolent citizen, all wherever
he moved exercised Il potent influence
for good.
Ills christian work commenced as
Il missionary in the Sabbath school
cause on our islands. In this apa
city his superior talents we're SPA -.
tanned, AMI he was cal. cd to the
presbyterian church III O~rangeburg
to succcrd the Rev. b. NJ. Palmer.
rs Il pastor ut this place he re.
manned Tor eight or nine years, where
he worked faith lilly in llie cause of
his master, and made may warm
and lasting friends.
From this place he was calle | to Il
large and influential ch ,tca ia NV
Orleans where he labo:ci suc,css.
iuliy for sevcrai cars. He then
moved to North Caro- ina from wnich
state he WAS called to Il chair in til,
co!orcd State Thco!ori.a' COLLEGE o.
Alabama, which position ho filled
with mar cd satisfaction.
About six mohthil5,tl. F..t:l.t
prizc WAS offered by Il Nor,hcri Col.
lcge for the best essay Oh some cl,ssi-
cal subject, and he palm Of victory
5000, Was horle OF by Mr.. Dickson
against competition open to TIE
country at large, an honor in whi.h
no! only the victor, bat The S,ut,l o.
which IL wasn representa- i;., f. tn
just pride.
During The war he entered the ser
vice rs ch!r!ain, whrrc he remained
true and tAi;hta! to hi, ;rlst, niuchin,
from tue dangers n-iIher ofsw,rl or
pcsti'eAcc in the dis,har5, ornis duty.
ri Fort Sumter ani Battery Wag-
ncr he vas Oh dnty in the s~tor:nic:,
period, and shared the dangers md
pr.vaiions Of the pri waite soldier on
all occasions.
In his death Il good man has passed
,.. |
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
Col. Aiken and the News and
Courier.

We print on the first page Il few
extracts from the valedictury re
marks Of Hon. u. Wyatt Aiken on
the discontinuancc Of the Agricul-
tural co,umnh in the Ncms ant c. IT..
Ter. We regret to learn from them
that the discontinuancc Of these
columns, rs we'll as the failure Of
agricultural journals in this State is
owing to the lack Of sup port, and The
want Of n disposition for agricultural
reading III the part ofour farmers.
If there is any employment which
needs union, it is that Of the farmer.
and how II union be better pro
noted than Ivy these vehicles of
intell;ge nee, which cannot fail to ell.
tighten, elevate and harmoniz4.
All classes are more united tn IN
the farmers, and yet the farmers sup.
port all. They have the power. and
will not use it.
II ow long viii these things be?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
Higher Education.

A lc,to, :, ,,,o
fran, ,ho ,,j,,,
,o,;,.,
,enuest ~ A,,,n
ma,s NO .u,.. LII
y.o1;r III. f''l'
~ .. 49,,
cxom;not;an .cs,a,;, =.
,ho ,h,. g. ..,,
- $500 "
Sat- a. cI. ~
rmoa. !.
do,u 49,, !;
,o;,t ,t.u;. .
.d .;.: -.
literary ~.,,,. "
Il < - 10 ,.,,,
,,,lo nh H. ~ ~.
,d a., l.c.;,
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
BayaId for President.

There IS no doubt that { c man
who is looming up most prominently
as the Democratic candidate f +
President is Thomas +. Bavard Of
Delaware.
There is d consistency, indcpcnl
cncc, and soundncss of stntcsmanShip
which has VOL for him the respect Of
the nation. While Others have been
led away with financial hercsics he
has remained consistent, AMI never
waivers from his honest Convictions.
He draws men 70 him hy the s)li.
dity and honesty Of his character.
He is certainly The choice Of Tie
South for the chief magistra y of lh3
nation.
We are fully awnrc that the South
must sacrifice personal preferences for
the success Of the Democracy bit, IN.
less some unseen policy orders other
wise, we hope to see Buvarl rs or
honored standard bearer.
1t is time that Tie Presidential
chair should be filled again Nv an
able and upright christian stat.:m,n
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
NDTECE-

1t is ma! l. TIE ,iu,y Of The VA halls to
Clean, Light anu Keep in Gnou Condition.
the Street Lamps of II Town. On aud al
ter this date any Lamp found IN bad order,
unclctncd "r u~niisltei whenever it is me-
ccssrry that the SAINT should be lighted,
the Marshal whose duty it is IT,
attend TO the same will be iincl II the sun
Of fifty cents for each and every neglect ui
this nature, and for each and every Lamp
found 50 unc!cancl. in bad order or un-
lighted.
ly order %! the Mlvnr.
=. X. MALNN T., Clerk Council.
Jan. lI!h. lS-g.-H II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
NONIGE

Complaints having been made Of parties
using Sling Shots and Firing Guns within
the Corporate Limits of the Town of Or
angcburs, and Us there is an Ordinance
strictly prohibiting the same, all persons
are hereby warned that the Ordinance in
regard To them will be strictly enforced.
BY order Of the Mavor.
L. Il. MALONE, Clerk Council.
Jan. l6tlL. lS7D-lS If
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
y aA,S1AG tE

BY Writ Of foreclosure Of Mortgage, |
Will sci! at public -alc, ~ Orangeburg. :. G..
on Monday, February Sd. 1879. one Mouse
colorv! Mule, NAMED ".lim.'' Levied on rs
The property of Edwin Dwight at the suit
OF Eu.i X Scovill. Term, cash.
JULIAN \. SAILEY,
Special Agent.
O~rangcbnrg, s. c. Jan. Ii. 1879. I'll
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
NQTICE

On and after this date, any Marshal
found absent from his Post Will, for the
inst offence, be Fined in the sum of two
dollars: for tn" second offence will hc Fined
five dollars, and iortIc third oGcncc be dis
missed from the Police Force Of the Town.
by order Of tn" Mavor.
L. Il. MALONE. Clerk Cou neil.
.Ianilarv III. lSIH-lS tf
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

RAJ EIGH, n. G., january 15.-The
Democratic caucus Of the Legislature
tonight nominated Governor Vance
for United States Senator by acclu
nation. He addressed the caucus /.
epaaking in favor Of party harmony
and organization.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
AGCE AND X.

DR.. c. McIANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGuE y FEVER, when
taken with Q~u!ninc, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can he used, preparatory TO-,
or after taking Qmininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and rs
aSlmplc purgativc, they arc uncqualcd.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
CE..
OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ORANGrnrRG County.

FANGFHIiG COUNTY.
OranGehure, 3. G., Jan. l3, 1879.
Notice i, hereby given that all Free
Schools now running in this County are
ordered to close on the first of February.
If any Fmds ale then remaining we pro-
pose opening the Schools earlier in the
Fail. y, l.. CONNOR,
jan Is 81 School Commissioner,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
~ sE'h'ga

10 DELEGATGS TO STATE GRANGE
The next Annual Meeting Of the state
Grange Will be lcld in Charleston, S. c,
commencing on TUESDAY, February 18th,
)sT', at 10 O'Clock y. NJ. 4 full delegation
is desired. -. W. CROOK.
Src'y Pomona Grange No. Il.
Jan. IL. lT19. IA
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
For Sale.

N'n'h'r Town r:orcrIy-rncc Store,
ani ~,rvrr:,l Lot.
~ No. on corner of Rs q ,rlTrad-
we'll -.
Lot No. > on i;u<el s. ne f, . 10, No
10, Nos IN Eai'roal .Aycrr one Farm
OF 5 acres with one l!unsr 90,
\ good Brick Yard u 5 acct.
For term apply 10
MRS. NJ. &. TEADWELL.
ian II ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

An earthquake was teIt in Florida
on sunday night which gave the
.'r"pp,c OF that STATE i considerable
scare and shake.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18

Married ON the 9.h .!anuar,, 1879. at The
residence Of Mr., l. p Myrr., by the ley.
j. {. Bls>cll, Mr.. Edward Et,,crlin Ia Mis-,
.arric tooi. III o! VrangcbuiS County
5. G..
On January Sth, 1879, AT the residence Of
Mr.. ". NJ ,~ia!incy, hy Rev. Z. II. Graves,
Mr.. James l.. l.. Robinson 10 Mrs. Anna d..
Folk. All OF O~rangrhIrs County, $. G.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-18
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An old fashioned du.! took place
IT Dubois Bridge in Darlington
County on Mrniay between C,p,. q.
Is Cash OF Chesterfield, AMI James
CaEtty i.>I, oiCamicn. Shots were
exchanged and neither Parry wl,in
jared. mai;cr Mao ti.en adjusted
and The heiilycrcnls retn ma from
the field II, friends.