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New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY 10000.

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opinions OF THOMAS c. PLAT, CHAIRMAN OF THE
STATE EXECUTIVE CONMrTEE-THE SOLDIERS
THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS, AND DEMO-
CpArs AND WORK. GMEN FOR GARFlELD-EF-
FECrs ~ THE TARIFF ISSUE.
Thomas c. Plati chairman Of the Executive Com
u,ttee of the Republican State Committee, left New
Y,rl last evening for his home al Owego, Iloga
Countv TO remain until after the election. In con-
ver,atlon with tribune reporter Mr. Platt gave
so,ne reasons why he thought Ncw-lork state
would 20 largely Republican Tuesday next
I'VE are united tins year as were not IN pre-
,;,,s years for two or hree campaigns. The lnde
nepdeDt Republicans are all Ill camp again. and
tbe Repubhcans VINO favored the nomination OF
General Grant OF Senator Blaine are as earnest and
active III their support OF Garheld
~ they would have been If their favor
ita had beep nominated General Grant aud
Senator Conkling have personally demons "a V'u
and ,vpressed this feeling throughout the State.
There are no dIssensiOns whatever among the I'e-
nnbljcaps upon the National issues and those
differences ID Congressional ulstIlc's VIII Ho' Hui'
the general ticket"
avn many Democrats vote with us this year y
..Tbore are many accessions. well as returns TO
our ranks. Many Democrats VIII vote 1or UAIned
tins wear for precisely the same reasons that hepuD
ljcans voted for Tilden in 1870
mir Tilden himself once estimated the numDer
of RenubIcans VINO voted for him at - 600 III the
ctate Have vOu any estimate of the Democrats
,ybo will change on business and tariff lssuesT
1.No not AZ TO numbers. But there are
Iy,own 10 us, from correspondence ana
ot,erv,se many strong and influential
D.rocrats in every county IN the state, VINO Will
.,,nn,rt the Republican ticket IN every way solely
bacars4 they do not wish a change whlch WOuid uh-
t,lo or affect business. They have adjusted their
oa,irs IN the basis of the present business activity
md ,r,sneritv-have made calculations on the sup
nosi,ion that the present financial pollcy VIII De
coutinned If the Republican administration Is re-
toi,ed-and they do not wish their calculations up-
set or even disturbed to degree that any chdhge
would unsettle Them"
How Is the tariff issue going to Affect the Work
ingmen Y
.Unwearied pains have been taken to educate
tbem on this Issue. Pam ana clear documents ap-
neol,na, directly To their common sense. and giving
fact, which their own experience would enable them
~ test the accuracy Of such az the 'arln caruH'
s,,,e If which TnE TRIBUNE has published, have
hcen sent 10 them IN great numbers ana variety.
4, least ! 900 900 documents have been distributed
-, this State alone Correspondence has been opened
~, a bureau Of this COMMITTEE with over LOU
,,o,nf,cturers in tine Interior and about l2UO III
tbi ,tv ana Brooklyn who represent. a. employers
at iaasi 100 900 men VINO are voters, anu all oil
rearlv all oi whom have been reacheu III tnl'
way" te .to infu.pce exerciaad
~. HIgl,Iy favorable reports indeed. For details
refar YOU to the Bureau OF the Manufacturers De-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
sp0Rr IN ENGLAND.

The Newmarket HoughtOn meeting came TO
q cl,se today TIE race for tnr Jockey Cub Cup cIue
off and wa. Won III q canter by Lord Bradtords four
ve,r-oi black colt Cuippendale W. 8 Orawfuris four
vo,r-od chestnut ily Out OF Bou d, came in Second
and p Lorard'- three-year-oid chestnut colt Mistake
third Five horses Horses bred n brit'" coioHy
or IN America tnat had won no race IN England we're
allowed seven pounds.
The SD9rtgn0n to-day publishes the names OF tae gen
tl.c,.n composIng the Committee ~ Management Tor
th nal Regatta Lord L0ndeshorough IL pres
'd.,t. Mr. d. Lever and Mr. j. II. Puston are among
mo number rhr president o. the American company
as handed The prlZe 70 Lord L'nuesDorougI" 40
now ba- sole coutro of H. John HlGgihs OF Suau"el4
vii moi compete Tor the American prizes.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

LOSDON. FRIDAY, Oct, %. lSsO
The Russian Embassy here denies bourSe ruin"'s
I.-a,,,,a, from, Vienna that the Czar IA deaf.
The snip James Bailey Of Portland Me- before re-
=, ,recR-d at Hanan Island. China Coast, had no
cargo ON board at the time OF thr dHasti'
sven hours continuous rain fell yesterday IN the C'V
, ,p,,,o AZ Calabrla Ialy. seventeen persons were
,Iod in two neighborug villages by their cottages DO
Ing swept down.
The - Petersburg Noros'i newspaper says: We
hear that six prof cts relating t. administrative MEAS
,rs and 10 the press proposed by GeAeIa 1leA' H'o
'en lDproyed by the q ~
rbe Geograpnicai society Of Vienna appeals Tor sup
- ,,r ,1 expedition under Emil Holub which.
tarriug from Cape colony, WIZ penrraM 10 N'in''S'
a a, epGeavor 10 reach Egypt through Dafiuf
.Tt. Norwegan bark Charles Dickens Captain Eliek-
. ,,oru Philadelphia. september II, for Amsterdam
-, ,,d-d near Bouogue. Only one OF the SNIP, com
- ,,, is known 20 be saved The missing neh Au'n''i
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
BEWARE Of UNLA WFCL BALLOTS.

70 me Editor Of TheTri 6une.
SIR: / notice that ballots printed in red ink are
IN circulation. presumpnyely for use IN voting
Chapter 366 of the Laws of 1850 u. oi| printed
lars) provides that all ballots snail be printed
with pl1in black ink" There are also some other
drectons AS TO the type TO be used and 1t Is made
..uol,v,ul for any person to print or distribute or
70 cast auy ballot printed or partly printed contrary
- tla proyisious OF this Act" violation thereof TO
t doomed ruisdemranor punishable by fine or IN
prIsoument, or both.
Woud IL not be well to call attention TO this Act I
DANIEL G.. THOMPSON.
Ko 90 ViIiam-sf Neir- York. oct. 20, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
rye ereyHInDr coMpMY REHL4RSING

Nue Brrnhardt drove to Booths Theatre yts'er-
....r,ir, and the first rehearsal of " Adricnne
,''.,,r-.,rp was held. seconc rehearsal was
-'.on i, the evening. The Union League CinD
s,.,., u,iIl bc used for rehear-as IN the iuture.
tbe Company having two eaeh day qni M areft
- tho - T-,i.frVr reporter yesterday ihaI th'
sL,gI =. Of Nile Bcrnhardt had been assessed 70
Ge %on 6ooo pq by a cRsiPT haa 6een Si pa n
that oV H. nictur.s still remain IN the care of thc
duties. ~ offirers Mile. Bernhardt has not
s entirey recovered from the elects oi 'i' ''
voyase vs gornhlrdt will visit Booths theatre 70,
Nile zee the operate spectacle, "Cdndereiln.
nI- nd will occupy the managers Do4' iho '"0"'40
Will he DECORATED
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
nzxuzvTryxrzEz
LILELL

CARTrrF Wecnesdav october y Horace D. son OF Hetta
h. ana the late Nathdhel D. ldfll deco = yt-I-. -,
Relative, -iend- are particularly lhv-n p slenu Ihy
fnne.a service. souls church itA ave. corner O
2Dth.-f. saturday morning AZ IL OclocN-
CORNWELI-At BROOKLYN. Wed lesday evening. october
~ Ann wife OF COrnwe. IN tho ooth year u her
Rearves and rens respectfully invited 70 attend her
funeral on saturday october 81, At D. NJ toin Tue re5
lrIce ,auglter Mrs. j. b. Suinlnerhe-u No I'D
Cumbeiaui.st
DRI-LFR-At Clifton 5 L. Thur lay. October ~ sara
Eiea w-fe Herman DrIslcr 2ad daughter Oi W. " anu
-lrau Mac ta,lant
NOucr Of funeral hereafter
prr,II--At East jamaica L. T. on wednesday the -ith
Is. Clthlrlue DlfmI-. ~ tle sin year n hrr age.
Harvos lud lends invited O send The funeral on sat
uTiav October 30 3J tc)rk p m nom the residence
of her sOn. George D. Dumls
PoKgaR-ociooer 2- Emma WAGNER wife Of the Hon.
William q. r9rt-r DO Philadelphia
poRERT--Or Thursday 2Stn e.. Catherine Ilry. widow
of William Roberts. ami daughter )f captain Jdin's
Kart. .. fa.,-.t. ...-,. -
AJtl-t a-t tfha'e.
-FGr-TN Iutns city October 2~ Edouard Scgln " D.
I'm Inc 6,u JsIr of uls se Friends are fe1Ae7eeo ho 10
% ,rr1 of the family arr invited attend the funeral
service t the OF Dr h. G.. >rgun Al "est -othst'
at sunday.
yr.T~ r-Iu t.s cry 97th inst, Anna Llngdon. widow
o eS-or liam Sweetser and daughter Oh TIE ATE JOh
% inr services vii ned at her late residence 20!
l,e. L ,r-.t on Saturday u0rlur. bctootr 3O ~ II
o',l,,k Friends VIII please not send uoWerA
Boston paper- please COPY
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
n 1nnLEL,

BONNE-sUTTOS-O Wednesday. 27th inst, at Zion
Chureh bv tn Rev G. g.. TIFFANY waiter BOnne to LA
DAUGHTER Of Etingham 3. sutton
BUTLER WOKrH-Atthe residence Of the brides parents
ON ines Iay October o. --i. by the Rev George G. Cus
ID d. and the Rev. a. H. stowe tHare5 = bulle OF bul
ia o. ami atharue HasteC daughter OF JOhh = WORTH o.
CAuaudaIgua. y. y.
DEVEEEUX-G REG 1RY-Thursdav, - ctooer - az me
res h.uce OF the Jriics parents uV the Kew = VI ii4h n
Wa Ter b Devereuz and Mary POiter daughter Oh iaH
d Gregory.
sCr-uDEK-OUINBY- Wednesday. october y. al Irin
frv t,hur h NewarS ny the Rev. Dr. Ec' on, Al
lace NJ ~cudder Ida daughter " the LATE AHIes NJ
QunDy.
Az notices n uUTiGges must BE- nd0rsed c'h Jat'
name dHd address,.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

the barometer yesterday downward. Cloudy
weather with light rains prevailed. The temperature
ranged between 43o and 51' the average 46A9 beng
$50 lower the corresponding day last year and
57so lower than on Thursday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather, with hi zh"r temper
nurcs aud occasional hight rains may be expected TO
day IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENFORCING THE FRENCH DEGREES.
n.nr. E,.-I.r- Nlt- -. Is

ENFORCINT HE ] mn q ULDh
PARIS. Fcidav. OCT %. 1880
The religious DEGREES were carried ont to-
dav against the Capucns at Perpi.non and N'rseles
The police we're obliged force the doors Of several
Leptni-is including That OF the Marquis ot Corl'l'
The editor of the Coyc has been arrested Tor aDetns
resistance
Tine Frarciscans nave been expelled from their cstah-
isbpen. in Rpnncs and Avieu0n Al the latter place
the no Irr we're obliged 10 force doors a.d drmolsh
h~r1r,drs Tie worE OF c-ctment lasted three hours
ryr -ipcror declared fh1t Dee owned me pu l -, Du'
e c-aa orvertbeI-,. rxuclrd. There Wd- c0nsdeihne
exr mont Fourteen persons, lucluiiuG elsh' women
y,ere arrested. The superior of tue Cdpurh- "' ItI
lau on the appearance Oi the police, pronounced eA
communication. r. 49, .--. OIL. r. r-..
4 d,spatch from Paris To The Itnes says; . II was
49, r, ,orec ON Thu-sduy mat ~ Cousttns. Minister
t pubc Warshlu has revived h7 claim 20 the exc usiFe
nurrol and spousibIiry the enforcement OF me re-
l,,o.,s decrecS and difcrnuccs have arisen lh
me ,3inet The public received the report Win III
dInereuceN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MORE FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA.

A dispatch from Cape Town to The Times
saws: Magistrate Hope and his two clerks have bren
murdered while uususpec1Igly witnessing war dance
TIN. Government has called out 5000 more Colonial
rroops The Premier Of Cape C0on' telegrapu7 a. io
r The Rasufo Chief LerotnodIs village was storm
md nurred on the 22i Ihr rebel losses are cons IL
r,hIs Our loss Is one killed and ten wounded. Noul
ers are moving mo IransSci 20 suppress the OuDIe"A
n which Mr Welsh murdered
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

IIIJN u I'I-'N
SYNOPSIS 'or m. ots - mrs
WASHINGTON. Oct. 80, a. m.-The barom-
etcr IL highest in ngand. The low area yester-
a. i'm tbr CuIf has moved slowly eastward. and Is now
central N Tennessee. while "A second area mas moved
fyor, Dakota 10 the Lake Superior region.
,ndtcrrfo1s.
For the Middle states. cloudy and threatening weather
win ralu northeast % -ouiheast "lbua' ''"''"''' VI
hi0lcr teuinc-ature. lower pafOmcter ,., 800
For New-Engand. increasing cinudlh'ss, , VIZ ~"
saal rain winds shifting to easteriy lower oaroheVe
stationary or higher temperature.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LIrEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YOR6.....-OCr. 30.

PORT OF NEWYORH OCT. -.
ARRIVED.
str Bismarck Ger. iIagemann, Rio Janero OCT D
with coffee. etc 10 Oelrichs < co. ~
with mose ar lsaengers q IA Mallory ~ Co.
~tr radfOrnt Br Donaldson, LONDON oct 10. win muse
cabin and 2gg secrige passengers o Henderson Bros
-tr Iciuan Livingston u0we savannah days. Win mts'
and passengers 10 Geo Onge
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
THE CHRlSTTANCY ALIMONY.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Judge Cox. in the
Equity Court today made order in the Christiancy
divorce suit reducing the allowance for allmony pend
nc the result of the trial $3.50 to 500 per month
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

1t is well to get clear OF bad cough OF cOiI
tho d.f week nut 70 h. saer 10 rid yourself OF II the
first yeght hours-the proper remedy for tue pur
nose heIng DE-. JaYne's EXpnciOrAnt
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

"Frou- Frou,r by Charlotte VI. Stanley, will
begin next Monday In Inc Fireside Companion.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

Winchc-ter's Hypophosphtes vii cure Consumption
Coughs bronchitis Lungs and all forms OF Genera
Debility. Established y years = ami - per oottie fre
ad by ,vryrugsgl: & co. Chemists NO = John-st, New
y.,rk and sold bv all drucgd rs.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
rn-l ID lrr Notlcr.


The foreign nails the week endins ~ "a ar sS6
49,, al Clusr ONCE on t'l'-N - -"
per o." 40 E,rnne nv steansnp Nevada VIA e1ueenstosni
a IN. Tor Europe oN seaihHnp
V va Queenstown correspondence Tor france must DO
az ~ a. H. LOT NlIoos
t,shn NJ Laurent Uavro; tn HSDA1. ~ ~
% furoue. b,
ro.n,ndeuce for Germany AMI France mus De specially
Vii re...dl: and l4.Jp for Europe pf steamship .1s'
stny wa plymouth Cher1ourg and Hamburg on u.
N AZ II A m Tor Europe steamship ity Of Der IN wa
correspondence r Germany Aud Sc" anl must
~ succay aud at IL iOt GermahY eSc OY
steamshp Ain. southampton and Bremen oirespohu
ure Tor trat Britain tIe Continent nus Dc 7pe ihs al
ana m III a IN. Tor direct Dy steamship
Bstva via GlasgDw and az j. M iof oelslnh ulec uy
-arfyrrland. Ihe mails TOT
sxene % NORWAY dispatched br Hamburg ana bremen
slraur- ouv The mails Porto Rico leave Sew ork o
fonnr ana 20 The mails fOr Hayu leave NeW foa ocooc
"a The mails for Jamaica savanna No learS ,S.,,bsr
Gcto,.r The Ncw 'rN O'l"D'l
- me mails for leave Ne"-N Ok october -
% Tor V.nslneA and tullCDa rayt New Or N'l"n' 80
IN. FOR Newfoundland leave cw ora po''Dn o
,n.U tnr AspiN All anu south Pachc leave Ne" lWA U.tu
t "a, rn,1nai, or Mexico wa New Oreans leave New
Terk Oc oler 81 emma AID J"Dth ioa'o
tr.u.sco November The malls Tor AOali~HA N~' '''
9aH F'AHoN''' " mos. l.. JAMES. Postmlster
po.r O'u,e. NewYorg october - i''u
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
..,-icture and Internal uemorrhOids -pi,on n

ntricture nud Internal Hemorrhoias IA noaiv eS
r,' tnr ear. frequent cause Oi uirilA aau 1ulg
keusuon and busness inoapacts ab'uFl{ VI s"ao" Is
S,@ ,fafinu anruus rtnOFh DS DhPueilos
No cA.e Is desirable unless assurances 81
he evsn HBmOrrhods and YArcDy sle .eil & S
10 Inorhods of For pc ol,oa ifom fecof u
during the past thirty sat lo pass
- ,,., q At.mp 10 EDWARD IL DlAON, IL D - o1n s'o'
naia, hours-s " 10. Z Lo ! ana . " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
PISSENGERS ARRIGED.
rnnM ILvRRponL-RY srGAMsHLr MoNTR

,-roxv, Chew. Chew
""' The Gold Com rotacco 1000. 900 majority.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN HOURS Hornng "~,o,, N"N@ BAR.
ufgI qA5gT Q10 10 = Z = ! p JLuLAl Inches
52 I'm rrT .,r-- .ITr II = ! II .. I'll -li 3o.5
~ t--
| q .---- !
! ~ ~. s- --~ M 40
l A. -l---------, +-------7-T-r r1--,--~- ~
| - n i ------ys-- -----a- ------ll--i
1 40 = -7t
1 - 4 r- A
a h, N # 81 f E .-t.t 2a.s
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

ttrsur s-i1ts ~ --l-t'l
uvsoas % ne .er - - 4is
ia gua ate iin- ri'f''e 10
prtril,A aoa ff|fe.cit lls
ladeAtsl tas th a5 neisf a. huiAA1
broadway
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY at Wallace
CannOn's old stand.
Pure CORN and RYE Whistles for
sale at Wallace Cannon:s old stand.
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One Consolation.

l read your letter, Daisy
Kead il DER and DER;
It almost drove me crazy.
But then 1t didn't, you know.
1t Is your wish, and, surely,
A sordid love like mine.
ss5orn OF seliislncSs. purely,
Could never equal thine.
But. bless your soul! 1 could not.
Could not help it dear:
But knowing all, LII strive not
10 shed IL single tear!
But, having loved sincerely,
AS we Thought, its hard o part
Indeed, it wounds severely
Almost bre:Iis my heart
But there's one consolation:
The man you are going to wed
Is not much in social stution-
Has t he reddcst kind of head!
i,hopeyou will be happy;
May children bless your home.
ISNve freckles, like their papa,
And heads as hard to comb.
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N office.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. }
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. }
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
ORANGEHURT., 5. c., Sept. Z, 1880. )
Notice is hereby given that the bridges
across Halfway Swamp, in Pine Grove
Township, will be Yet out for repairs to
me lowest bidder, at the bridges, on the
IL day Of October, 1880.
Plans aud spcci ications made known
OIL said day.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. The contracting party will be
required to enter into bond with sufli-
cieht surety to insure the performance of
the contract.
The citizens of the vicinity are request
ed To meet the Board Of County Com-
missioners on thdt day TO consult in re-
ference to said bridges
BY order of tho Board.
l. II. WANNAMAEER.
Sep: l7-+t G. B. &. G. y. c.
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lows: Gun further orders
GREENVlLLE EXPRESS TRAIN.
GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia....................t4l5p l5 p m
.....................t2 l5 y m
Arrive at Camden. As y ~
Leave Oranseburg ..................G O5 D m
..............ti Is p M
Arrive at Charleston ..............*9 90 D m
.................t7 30 p m
sDaily except Sundays. tSlmdays only.
GOING WEST.
Leave CharlcstOn at...............5 A. q M
Leave Orangebur@ at.............S 40 Il III
Leave Camden at. t.....................7 90 Il III
Arrive nt Columbia ............:... 10 30 III
Way Freight and Passenger Trains.
GOING EAST.
Leave umbin...................;j4 10 n m
Arrive at dcn.....,.....".......l2 90 IN
Leave Or"ngcburg.. US a IN
Arrive at arleston.................2 90 p III
uSustn....................3 % . III
GOING WEST.
Leave Charleston .................9 90 III
Leave Augusta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on n nj
Arrive ut Columbia. a......-..........5 81 D III
Passengers leaving Columbia or
Charleston on these trains have to change
cars ut Branchville to reach Charleston
ut 90 M or Columbia ut 5 81 pm III.
Night Express Train.
GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia. a....................s9 30 D m
Leave Orangeburg. g.................. II 32a m
Arrive at 4AuSusta............. 00a III
Arrive ut Charleston .........G 20 Il IN
Passengers taking this train will have
to change cars Ut Esanchviilc to reach
Charleston G.20 a. m., If not in sleep
cr. Regular Accommodation train will
arrive ut s 90 in.
GOING WEST.
| Leave Charleston. O5 D IN
Leave ta........................74 40 d IN
Leave eOr;lngeburg....... .........2 45 Il III
| Arrive ut umbiu...................G 10 III
New Iolk Express.
GOING EAST.
! Leave Orangcburg........... II n M
GOING WEST.
Arrive at Orangcburg. g..............0 81 p III
The Grecnvillc Express and Night En-
press will run daily. All other trains
run daily except Sundays. Sleeping
| Cars are attached to Night Express.
Berths only 81 80 to Charleston or All
gusta. These trains make connections
at Charleston with New York and Balti-
| more Steamers on Wednesdays and Sat
uTqayS, ALSO with Florida Steamers Oh
! tuesdays and Saturdays. The Night
Express make connections with n IN
train on S Il G Railroad for SavnnalI and
! Florida points. Connections made by
other trains at Augusta with trains from
and to that point, also with all trains
from and to Charleston.
| The train leaving Columbia ut . 80 p
m and arriving ut 6 10 Il III makes close
connections ut kingsviiie with the New
York Dxprcss Trains, to which is Ut
tachcd II Pullman Sleeping Car, running
through between Augusta and New
| York without change.
| On Saturday and Sundays, round trip
tickets are sold to and from all stations
at one tirst-class fare for the round trip
good till Monday noon 10 return.
d. G.. ALLEN,
Gen. Pass. and Il. AEt.
JOHN 3. PECK, Gen. Supt.
j. G. PosTELL, Agt Orangeburg.
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How Watches are Made.
October 3, 1S79-1y

TT will he apparent to any one who will
Il examine q SOLID GOLD WATCH, that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large propor-
ton of the precious metal used.- is need
ed only to stiffen and hold the engraved
nortioHs in place, and supply the neces-
sary solidity and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless SO far ms UTIII-
TY and beauty are concerned. In IA NJ ES
BOSS PATEN L GOLD WATCH CASES
this waste of precious metal is overcome,
and tine SAME sOLIDITY AND STRENGTH
produced at from one-thiFd to one-lialf
of the usual cost of solid cases. The pro-
cess is Of the most simple nature, as toll
lows plate Of pickle composition met
al, specially adapted to the purpose, has
two plates Of SOLID GOLD soldered ono
on each side. The three are then passed
between polished steel rollers, and the
result is strip Of heavy plated compost
ton, from which the cases, backs, ceB-
tres, beZels, &C.. are cut and shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold In
these cases is sufficiently thick to admit
Of all kinds of chasing, engraving and
enamelling; the engraved cases have
been carried until worn perfectly
smooth by time and use without remoV"
ing the gold.
This IS THE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL
CERTIFICATE.
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for IL
lustrated Catalogue, and to see warrant.
March IL. lSs0-1y
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after May 10th, 1880, Passcn
ger Trains on this road will run as dol
lows: Qill further orders)
GREENVlLLE EXPRESS TRAIN.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

For pure Champagne Lager Beer 90
to Wallace CannOn's old stand. Families
supplied by the dozcn-goods delivered
free Of charge.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

Seltzcr Water, for disarrangement OF
the bowels and kidneys. for sale low al
Wallace Cannon'S old stand.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08
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J. DEE ANDREWS

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Ornngeburg that lie has in
charge the stock and fixtures of z. J.
King. at Wallace Cannon's old stand.
Main street, where he will be glad to serve
his friends aud the public with anything
in his line of trade. Everything fresh
and pure and guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. a full line Of goods kept constantly
on hand. Born and raised in Orange
burg, hope to receive liberal share of
the patronage of my fellow citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.