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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

The Legislative Assembly indefinitely postponed
consideration of that $4,000 household expenses
item, but when the House had slept over it the
matter was recoLsidered and the item dutlfully
passed. The names of those who voted on 1t
ought he published TO the country at large that
the country constituency might know Just how
these people vote and ritter away the hardly
earned taxes of the country. Probably those who
would object to such list would be the honora-
bic members themselves
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

Thursday evening last week the ladies connected
with Fort Street Church gave their annual tea
party to the Hawaiian pastors and missionaries.
The church parlors were thronged with cheerful
crowd who were entertained with substantial
supper, after which Rev. A. o. Forbes, Aholo, Wa
terhouse and others made short and piquant ad-
dresses.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

Those who rejoice at our pure town water and
the good health of the public, had better draw
some water from any of the pipes from Nuuanu
Valley and let it stand, say twelve hours, an in
spection then will probably convince such that
something is the matter with the water. 1t is too
serious matter for trltiing and unless our Leels
lature, which easily votes $4,000 besides $500
to support our royal establishment. will appropri-
ate something for this matter, we shall have last
winters dreadful experience over again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09
Wanfed.
Piano for Sale

FINE SECOND HAND PIANO
~: and in perfect order, By SnnnG 4 Clark
4Ix XII PICKERING kc0
.6u % King 81 sae door from Fort ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

Golden Gate Extra Family Flour,
WFx LADY LAIPs0E,1 THIB DAY
E (5s0 BOLLE6 4 Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09
Nofice.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM the King
EV dom. my nephew. S. DECKER, is duly authorized
by to collect all outstanding debts and also has the
management Of my business.
SO IN S. MAGNIE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

An entertainment will be given under the aus
pieces of the Young Mems Christian Association at
the Lyceum tomorrow evening. Readings and
Rotations 10y Messrs. lanes Castle and L. A.
Harnden will be intsrspersed with music. The
affair will open at 7:S0 usual in our town, and
promises 10 be pleasant occasion. Proceeds are
for the uses of the association.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09
Butter. Butter.

UDECETvED PER LADY LAMPsOH., II
"a kegs about 30 lbs each, and b. glass Jars. o
superior quality C7s2l BOLLEs Co.
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DIED

HaTTNe-WTCEE-In ihis city. Jane Sd. a. the resi-
Grnur OF ne bride BY Rev. ". EroaT. Me. JULUs HO-
--n.a b. Erss NsEr WIcKE, both OF Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

Bran and Oats.
III CTs9 BoLLES & CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

young boy, egged on perhaps by one of the
honorable members, prosecuted his guardian for
whipping him The Police Magistrate heard the
case last week. and when il appeared on examina-
ton that the boy went out nights after he was
supposed 10 have been properly spanked and put
TO bed II decided that the whipping was justi-
fable and altogether praiseworthy- So boys you
had better behave for 1t is lawful TO whip you If
you do not, and you viii gain nothing by assault
and battery cases.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

A SHALL LOT RECEIVED PER q LADY
IA LAAPSoS-" Ca59 BoLLES & Co.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

IN al. az. GA ne an inst 70 die wife Of Nj L
VA. Eru-irr--
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CUTTER.

THE UNDERsEGsED WILL. BE PLEASED
any OF his friends. requiring good clothing
at the corner of Fort and Hotel sreets-hAving con-
nected himself with Il. 5. Tregloan.
c. P. BARRAK
sos Late cutter for S. Roth.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-09

Mr. VIM. Williams lighthouse Williams) sloop
experienced series of disasters on her last trip
and was disabled. Her crew were taken off and
brought TO port by the MekOois, and the Pele then
went out and found the sloop in dangerous posi-
ton. She was safely brought to port and prob
ably will soon be on her regular route again.
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TO LIE +.
NOTICE

A IL CHANGES IN BUSINESS OR RESI-
N DENCE. to insure insertion in the Hawaiian
StRtistIc:lt Directory aud Tourists Guide,
shoald be addressed to GEORGE BOWSER
SB P. o. Box o, Honolulu
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For Sale.

rWVHE STOCK, FIXTURES- AND GOOD
II WILL OF the "OLD CORNER" A fine chance
for good business The binding viii also be e4sed
for a term Of years. For particulars apply to
H J. NOLTE, on the premises;
Or r. z Bickertnn. IS Merchant street. sG
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Paints and Paint Oils

A FULL ASSORTMENT, INCLUDING All.
"A colors and shades Of the Celebrated Rubber
Paints Gs0 BOLLES & CO
, 1880-10-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


Ton s7IE-L1SDs II LoUlsiAS1 AS0 MIS-
EMa,s iantatton: in AttaIa c:oanty. Ms;tsstpp!.
New or!sans KntToaa. eontaIInnE about l.&V acres;
and 9e o. s
biy good dwelling house; aIorsrs houses; cotsen-ein
Eeher w,h na'ss ~ tex n'pres cyns ee turning
fH'e asE sna
1,ouisiann. improvements and proportion 81 cenred
sse g s I'd
neen aS9ns t il, @ dollars per acre Price t*o
i,antsiion sonxinine over 1ooo acres of land. Of
Us m ee ne sfanea
II t I'LL 1 ss ss TIL
{rSm ~ q M N,
,nS nj" nx snes ' ssen 9ranted u it Price two
county, aSost nss ss,nxess of aSnses: Sut aot
FAY ~ Lave ss
@ ,nnd H. VIZ cu.Sa,ed @ d. s eoto1 glSn
&, s y ' pf S Seso o 14n Fun
New Orleans to Shreveport, expected be finished
his EVER
az sssn .t s IL
70 aa sana Ga lo gass % s
Ho5 oSe!s !ns niles Ffice se1sniy-avs Hundred aoiS'
lnrE iSIn ~ cnsh ~ .os,, ,,rton ~ rtr,,.
,nken for dcb,s 1tnost them due in isSj, oer Ut
above prices, only quit-caim deSds @ to @ them
tent lawyers In the various neiEh9 lho1:s A1aFess
OF Nn2ent + Lalnnde New orleans. l.a-
Lon sAIE-2lo- ACRE FARM TWO MILES SOUTH
9r EEin, half mite h frvm depot ftEs5.ciass frume
70 be one " the best stock nnd dairy farms in the
, 1880-10-24
cry REAL ESTATE.

-, - E-Bf ]. G. MAGlLL. Sc WASHINGTON
marble tsSn ness s4s:nsa er
cn parlo, nor 1cs. Mr Sch1ters elegant resi-
~ <ss,H aesu's iome. win large lot, Eood cellar
and tafni IN sees ressnt and comr'c.c West Side resi-
dence ;Ss s1fr house: dumb waiter 70 roof. iroa
TMu.; .,ytr tAk recently spent In decorations
,s.S,,stn5y s:'o nvar e.irs Wsss side e.
Ecod essn House w.u1d Gust more - build.
a;s would cost in most su5ern order; sur
qaoeunied py M 9s slefnn housef II GdhasaE1
,msst: house and 10, yefy deen; an unasun1is COM
per aad Wsst escs ae sn Desirable ocacon
ea br,ck arranged In Two tints Gun give possession
s e n soSd sls South Sides
MI. and Il. Un paf'oF aoor; furnace una sas-f1t~
nis:s nis:sso-ca,umet-ay:; oetaron marb'e-front: ride
Ms SoF St JIG siae d excel
'ea' of'*b0fEsessiGSSiE fnEssiSEScE 1cors-cnEAr.
T. ,nae az !Ettnou1 cash payment If improved.
70 S1ns nssansanon-st ncar Van Buren,, elegant east
fsa as.r ,.f rast ss,y ssEy deep
q I.;' @sny desn6e lots IN other rars ot he city
71W S1i-E-0S THE AVENUES SOUTH
+ Now il the time 10 buy:
s;6sT = s|9,yy
=; fser on lndiuna-Av., nenr Tnirty-seventh-Rt.
atfeet on 1ndiaua-ar., near Thtrty-e!ghth-st
SHfeet on Indiana a-ay-, near Thtrt y-nfnih-st.
< feet on Ind!nnn-nv., corner OF Fprty-Hrst-st-
aufcet IN lndHna-nv. corner OF Forty y-htth-st.
III feTi On fndtnnn-nv corner OF Fortv-seventh-Bt
Eifret on Michgan-nv- ct,rner Of Thirtysecond-st.
Jsifret IN MichlKan-av. corner Of Thirty stxtt-st
III feet on Michiran-nv. corner Tbrty-seyenth-st-
IN feet Ga M!c7isan-ar-. near Thirty -ciehth-st
10 feet IN Mtchigau-nv., crner Of Thirty ynlnth-st
II fte1 IN M:chignn-av-. corner of Fort y-rst-4r-
Tsffeet IN Michican-.t. corner OF furty-stxth-st~
Id fect TN Mtchtcuu-ar near Forty
iii fecf on MirlicaH-Av.. corner rForty-styenth-At
81 feet on Wahash-nv.. near 1'hirty-se.cond-st.
i'd feet OF Wnbash-av., near Ih1rty -thtr1-st~
S,fe<.t on Wabash nenr Thtrty-fourth-st-
10 feet on Wnnush-av. corner Of 1hlrty-nfth-st-
III feet Wnbns}-nv.. corner of Thirty -stxth-st-
I'd feei On lyabasb-av., corner of Thiriy-nin,h-st
III feet on Malasn nv corne! "f fForty.*econd-ss-
GE{l. A. Ell cry. Y WA*hlngtnn- st. basemept-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18

The following special dispatch to
the "News and Courier" gives the
full result Of the shooting match at
Columbia on the 10th inst:
The gun clubs which had entered
for the team shooting here to-day met
at the spot situated near University
Campus, at 8 \. ~, and immediately
entered upon the contest.
The following is the result Of the
shooting highest possible individu-
al score 10, team score 60:
Charleston Team-W hilden s,
Poppenheim 3, Culp 7, Tarrant 5,
8, Bissell g. Total, 3S.
Winnsboro' Tenm-Elder 6, D. j..
Mccarthy ,, McMaster 8. r. j. Nc
Carlhy 5, Stewart 5, Walker 3.
Total, 24.
Orangeburg Tcam-Dr NJ. G.. Sal
ley s, w. G. Albergottic 5, j. a. Sal
ley &, Cannon 7, DeTrcville 6, d. j
Sallcy7. Total, 30
Columbia Team. II. Gibbes 9.
Fisher, Taylor 5, DeBruhl 6, w. II.
Gihbes 3, Berg 5. Total, II.
Columbia won the first, Orange
burg the second and Charleston the
third prize.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18

the fight in November, under the
circumstances. But, rs stated in the
premises, theyiare .uncommitted, and
will gotu Cincinnati with an earnest
determination to do whatever is
deemed best for the interests Of the
National Democratic party The
preference Of Georgia is clearly for
fiold. The Atlanta "Constitution"
interviewed the members Of the Con
vention III regard tolther. feelings in
this matter, with the following. re-
suit: Field, 81; Bayard, 26; Tllden,
II; Hancock, 3; Payne, l; Seymour,
3; Thurman, 3; Hendricks, 2; Bay
ard or Field. 5: English, |; for Nomi
nee, i: Nati-TiId'n, ."
1T will be seen from this that
Jdgc Field was the preference of more
than onc-half of all those interview
eel.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18
FIGURING.i

The Ueralps estimate: "The New
York Herold, after stating that GA
of the 1873 delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention are al
ready chosen, apportion those chosen
as follows: Tildcn 1875, Bayard 1T,
Hancock 81, Seymour 6S, Thurman
81, Field 44, Hendricks 81, Randolph
|" (in New Jcrscy,) Chase il, (in
Maine Morrison78.
Mr.. Tildcn is credited with only 70
votes in all the South, which four
years ago was almost unanimous for
him But Kentucky will add some
t" hi, list, 1t requires .lo2 votes to
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18
Notice to Delinquent Payers.
MAYORS OFFICE,
ORANGENuRG. =. G..
Junr lT.b ISSn

,Iunr Iih lSSN

Notlcc is Hereby given To the following
named Delinquent Tax -raycrs OF The Town
OF Orangeburg, that they are required 10
pay the amount opposite TO their rospcctiye
names, on or before the 23rd day of .Iuue
1850, and those failing to do 80. that 20
or cent. will be added Immediately after
that date, an execution will be i,,;rd. and
placed in the hands of tn proper officer for
collection.
J.s. s.ALBERGoTTT, Acting Mayor.
Attest:
c. X. JONES, Clerk of Council.
REAL ESTATE TAN.
Mrs. G. Albrecht, So 81; Mrs. Ann C.
Andrews. 81; Benz. Blown 75c; p,imus
Burvlck, o0c; Mary Clark, Estate 81 80:
Z + Clark, soc Z II Clausscn, SO; " j
DeIreville sr., Sl7 50; Mrs. Jane M
Ensterlin. So Phillip Gerlach :; 90 Gear
Holmes, , 80 W + Ilu,son. 4 90; Maggie /.
llous,r, 2oc; Alice Hess, | jO Emma
Prince jackson, 3 50; j Wesley Kci,t
10 90; joe Keller, lstatc.) 4 81; Iho<. X
Lcgare, D 0O; = Mays, 4 90; Abel Martin
Uu; S n Mellichnmp, 2 30; b j Zeiglar
Jr., oOc; Mrs. NJ Is Trcadwel, - %; b
TreadwelI, 50.
COMPOUND AND DOG TAN
" G Albcrgotti. 9 90; + c .,lhcreotti
2 90; NJ Alb, cent, 00; Benz Boyd , 90;
Stephen Golfer, . 90; DanI Cannon. . 90:
ID Cannon, 2 co. & = Dawson, 90; W j
DeTreville Jr., 90; i 5 Derlcvillc, > 90;
henry Els, 20; Phippil Gerlacl, > %; 3
Al lzlar, 200; Jno. y
lnabinent, . 90; TR Malone, Go; Samuel
Owens, GO; j " Patrick. = 90; Samuel
Speigie, 2 90; d 4 Smoak, = 90; II & Shcri.
dan. , OOi Il l. Wannamakcr, 2 co; + A
Webster, OO: | Whitmorc,2 = CO.
LICENSE.
w j DeTrevllc, $40.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18

GARFIELD.

This gentleman starts in the race
for the White House. considerable
loaded. He cannot carry such weight
and make fast time, he the track in
never such COOL condition. 1t is
our impression that his owners will
have to tie more than one tin can
to this horses tail to frighten him
through the race, even second best.
Now to Garfield rs man simply,
and without an,S reference to his
principles, and hi. charactcTw we have
nothing to say. When il comes
however, to consider him in those
things which constitute the true man,
VIC DO have right to speak our opin-
ion. We do not believe that the Re-
publicans are satisfied with the work
done at the Chicago Convention. From
recent developments his nomination
must have been a surprise to him
self and his friends, and was accept
ed because after the vote, it was too
late to remedy what majority
would glady have had otherwise.
The issue is upon them, and if the
horse is sixteen feet high or sixteen
feet low they must stick to him, as
their nominee. He thinks to con
vince Il few, Of the talsity Of certain
slanderous charges against him by
maintaining what he considers dig
niicd silence. But his friends know
this 50 be old chatf and not calculated
to fool the most simple minded crea-
turc who will give it n thought. They
who are his friends knowing the
charges to he true cannot advise
him. If he denies them, they will be
proven, and to let them rest upon
him without explanation or denial is
more than he can hide behind coun-
tericit dignity with absolute safety.
The Blaine and Sherman men in
beating Grant have also beaten them
selves.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18
s,heLiifff's If Sal les,

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to mo
directed. will sell, at urangeburg c. II,
S. G., during the legal hours of sale, to The
highest bidder for cash, on the first Mon
day Iolh July iSSG, all the iiyft. title and
interest of the Defendant in and TO the
following property to wit:
All that tract of land in SAID Comfy
containing one hundred and tittv five acres,
more or less. andboundci nv lands of FL
Murray fobinson Sr., II. W. Fairy. .Judc
Robinson and Landcl's Bay. Levied on =.
property Of a W Sandel, at the sui, Of
Wheeler & Wilson Manurac,ing Co.
All that piece or tract of land with the
building thereon, situate, lying and being
III the County Of Orami'cburg. containing
100 acres. more or less, bounded bv lands
OF hnr'cs d Stronan, JOHN G.. ianr,ii.r
Ephr" i'm ariniclae!, Lewis S,ronan and
Jue MiIiSan.
Two black mare .Nulcs and onc.o horse
Wagon. sr ii 4
On Tuesday, 9th July. 1880. 1.-THE late
residence OF the defendant. will sell to The
highest bidder for cash, four head Cattle
All 'f which is levied aS the property oi
A.sieucc and EniorScc
j II. LIN NGSTON. so. G.
Shcrit's Office, UranScburg County, 5. C..
jLnc l2lh lSSu.
jnne Is 81
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NOTICE.

SEE ooL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
AEGEBURG COUNTY.
ORAEGEBUEG, S. c., June 18th 1880.
All persons dcsirous of teaching in
the public Schools of tn is county
the noHt scholastic year are hereby
notified. that there will be n pullir
examination for teachers in Shcrid-
ans school room on the first Friday
and Saturday Of July 1880. There
will be no ether examinut ions until
january 1881.
u. l.. CoHSon,
School Com. Of Orangcburg County.
july Is IT
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-
FRIDAY, JUN; IS, 1880.
GRANT UN Sc iiMGCR.

Gen. Grant, in an interview at Mil
waukie, gave it as his opinion that
Seymour is the strongest candidate
which the Democrats can put in the
field, saying he was almost ready to
back him against the whole field.
Seymour, however, says he cannot
run nor accept the nomination if ten
dercd him by the Convention. Gen.
Grant, however, endorses Garfield as
might have been expected. This re-
minds us Of the adage "birds OF
feather, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18
EOr S;Iln,

A lot Of y acres of land, belonging to
Frank fenicks, situated about one mic
from Town near the Stage Road and bound.
Ell by lands Of DR.. kcitt. Mrs Walker. Mrs.
Andrews and 5. Il. Mcllichamr, will be sold
Ivy Anctionccr Iinbbcil, in front Of The
Court iionse ON Snlesday in July Terms
one-halicash, balance in twelve months.
jun ] At
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18

The "Chroniclc aud Constitutions
alist' says:
"While the Georgia delegation to
Cincinnati goes uninstructcd and al
together unconlnitted, it is known to
favor Judge Field as the most ayail
able candidate. Some of It's mem
bers prefer Mr.. Bayard personally,
and would vote for his nomination if
he was available, but they look upon
Field ~ the man mnst likely t. win
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el enloiiilnate. oiiiln Where's can Mr.. Tilden
egettheih2 iEowhefe. fsThey arc not
60 bc had for him.
EX-GOY. TILDEN.

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, June G.--Ex- -Sena-
tor E. a. Wood, Of this city. who is Il
delegate to the Cincinnati Convcn-
ton, spent two days with Ex-Gov.
Tildcn, last week, III New York In
an interview tonight he said: "Onc
characteristic of Tilden is that he is
slow but certain. Nobody ever hur-
ried him, nor can he he hurried
Now, anyone who thinks that Tildcn
is drifting, unccrtai1,swithout hav-
ing made up his mind what to do, is
widely mistaken. He has the whole
campaign of 1880 as clearly mapped
as was that Of 1S76-all except one
thingi the, contingency of being
thrust out. bNhis party, aaconting-
ency which Mr.. Tilden is too un-
suspicious to entertain for moment
The Democratic party is already
organized without knowing how it
was done or by whom. In the seclu-
sion of his banishnent, from the
rights Of which he was defrauded in
1871, he has mapped ont iii detail
the plan which will give the Demo
cracy victory, unless they uncerr-
moniously and unjustly thrust him
and his plan aside"
Mr.. Wood is physician ly pro
fession, and, in speaking Of Mr.. Tild-
ems health, he said: "Spcaking as
a physician, | was surprised to find
him enjoying general good health.
He sleeps well, eats hearty and is a
better walker than most men Of his
age; indeed, think he takes too
much active exercise. | saw him
mount from the pavement spirited
horse. His left arm is largely impaired
in its motion and it shakes at times
This is caused by rheufhatic office
tion OF that member. On account of
long continued pain and on account
ofdeposit in the joints Of the fingers
and wrists, motion was intcrtcred
with SO long that the muscles of the
arm became wasted. The trembling
is not the shaking palsy, but it is
a local nervous affection called trc-
NOR. An arm imrnovabc from stiIl
joints and one imnurahlc from pa
ralvsis are two distinct forms OF dis
ease. AS soon rs the Cincinnati
Convention adiourns lie will, or the
advice of his physicians, Drs. Sim.
mons and Scquin, Of New York, iso.
late himself in the country for tive
or three months. OF, possibly, 90 tc
Europe. Mr.. Tiltlcn prefers to rc.
main at his post. He has the vigor-
Gus will which enabled Frederick til,
Great Of Prussia to conquer fate
Such men never die Of disease. They
wear out, and if Mr.. Tildcn dies
within the next fifteen years, it viii
not be from disease, but trorn Il merry.
ous system worn out in the service ot
his country
THE CONTEST NE THE GIN 6,JJ.RS
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PA I1IEl:FY I { YENDAHL
ST Boor sHEoEMAkER,
HAREEYsss CORNER,

Respectfully informs his cpatom .rs and
the. public generally, that he. ha, on
hnndHa full stock of the very hest Mat.
rial and Latest Styles, just snited for
Summer which will be made up in any
style at from So so, 10 4 90 fol. Shoes and
Gaiters, Boots from 81 mp
Repairing done in the neatest manner
and on the shortest notice.
stock OF Leather, Idtts. Pegs, Avis.
Thread, Ladies Brass Heel Plates, and the
very best: Shce Strings, also Cork Soles,
Heel Stiftenngs or supporters, Shoe Tacks
of all kinds, ana Shoe Backing of the best
quality, and all other material used in this
line.
Having many years experience in tho
business, l guarantee satisfaction in my
work and prices. a trial is solicited.
Bay ! wilinot be responsible for work left
with me longer than three months.
PA LEFNENDAHL.
fob - lw
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FOR s 4 LIE.

~ second hand PIANO in good
order, just tuned, and good tone.
Price $50. Come quick and get Il
bargain. Apply at
jvnc is THIS OFFICE.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-06-18
Mast Sales.

Agrceably to the order of the Court of
Common Pleas made in the case nf w p.
Cain against W. B Gates, will sell at
nrangehurg Court IIousc on the first Mon
day i'll July rext, within the legal hours,
all that lot Of l,nd, situate in tn" town Of
Lcwisville containing 36-lOO of an acre,
more or less, distinguished as lot A. in !,
plat made hy S. Il. M.llichamp, June 10,
1875, and annexed to conveyance made
by W. Is. Gates to ID. y. McIvcr.
ALSO,
Another lot in said town marked B. i'm
the aforesaid plot. t.-Tcrnls cash. Purchas-
ers to pay for papers and recording
ALSO,
| will sell in the case Of Caroline l..
stroman anil others, Executors of John J
Str"man's Will, against Thomas b.
Whalcy, Mt the same time and place. all
That tract OF land containing one hundred
and ninetv-three acres situate in the Co,,n-
" ci Drangcbmrg and State of South Caro-
lima, bonhdcd by lands of.Iuriah Arthur,
David IIou>cr Joseph Wolfe, Anna T.
Whaey and lands belonging to the Estates
of the late John j. annamakcr aud Olin
NJ. DanM er.-Tcrms cash, purchasers To
pay for papers and recording.
Masters Office ! THOS. W. GLOVER.
June, ), 1850. Master.
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THE CONTEST OF THE GUN CLUBS,

his country
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J. DEE ANDREWS,

Would Respectfully inform the Citizens
CT oInrSchnrg. tlat he has in charge Tie
Stock and fixtures of u J. King, nj Wallace
Cannon's Old Sla,d. Main S,rcct-wherc
he will be glad to serve his friends and the
public with anything in his line oftrnde.
Every tl.ing fresh and pure, and guaran-
tccd TO give satisfaction. A full line OF
GOODS kept constantly on hand.
Bonn and raised in Orangelmrg | hope
t" rcccivea Il liberal share OF lhc patronage
of my Fcllow-Citlcns
j. DEE ANDREWS.
NAV II "
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Not ce TO, Farmers.

after three years Of practical experience,
( / am now prepared to otier'my services to
the Farn,efsF of oforangeburgand adjoining
Counties TO do all kinds OF Gin repairing.
) Old Sins made snSgood aa new. will do
your work at your houses, nn,fs save you The
tronbie Of moving the Sin. All work
Yarrented to give entire satisfaction.
Critters respectfully solicited.
A,'7 ,LhGGDONnW. POOSER.
"a orangeburgSs. Co.. s,o.,na
+, may II % nnbuAss i'm