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heavy steel wire rope might fnl! antl
crush HIN, abandoned flint manner Of
escupe. Thu arcutid hopo ut telycrnnce was IN
tn ,issuIno s,luntt!n!l, or. ,ls tho 1hctnr tx.
prrs.nh it, II "tnesestn1" position, md IN TINT
lie resolved nln,n ncceps,inco Ut tho latter al
iornatlvn. nnh In thnt tAslt!on went hown cnnr
10 thu basement. Wheil tho rnr str,tek ile WIS
Tho first tloght tint rushed through hts hrnin
tlo,, :wae TINT be la,l ESCAPED deatt, hut ho
ID TINT ti,nu ho had nla,lo no oHort 10 brtng Init,
operation aliy Ut bis limbs. Atror tho crash
came tho cable felt. In reply to question M to
why ho Ind assumed the "allntty'' position, tho
Doctor declared TINT 'r no hA SIT upon thu stool
nr had boon standing crrGt when thu crush cn!no
big spinal column would hive tMen i,rrparnbly
nKrdcuhiy nstnt,Ishc to find hnt llpnc of tho uts-
clpAnts haIt lMcsl bal1y hurt. In view of the
all hNt1 mt hnnn killed. =.
, 1880-07-10
Ills TWELFTH DAY.

DIR. Tanner Isnscr~ upon His Twelfth
lsny without Food Suffering and
Htgns Of 1rcaielng ur-A rfrm IIe1lef
, tt1nt He 1lMs lind No Food fronl tho
Beginning. :.
NEW Yonx, July D.-Dr. Tnnnef entered nhls
twelfth day Of fastlng to-day With confident
words. but with suffering that was evident to n
close Observer, and with signs Of breaking up.
His remarkable wf!t-pnwer mud endurance hnvo
won for him tho admiration and wonder OF tho
doctors. regular mud otherwise, who havo atl lust
yielded ard given tho phenomenal casc their
caro and attention. Among some Of tho most
reputable aud representative physlciars Of tho
uIty the belief now Is Tint the fnster
IL hOncst, and has hal no. fMKl
from, tho heginning ,,ot the task. Pr
Madtcal Colexe, was suspicloiss Mt trst, hut do.
clnlcu tu-nkht TINT utter sutne' days .ulDso
watching Of Dr. TANNER, and nptfng all tho
symptoms, ,o was cOnsinccd that tho man waa
starving, and there were facts proving that tho
faster hat taken no f0Ot Into his stnnach. All
which he rinsed his mnuth and l,athad bis hend
constantly. Tako awuy tho water, md pr. Mill
Ter thought he cOutd mt live thrpndAys. DR.. Tan
ners appearance hAs greatly chntlKcl during tho
week.. fffs fnco is now hnRHnrtl, h!s eyes nre
terriIly bto.slshot and RlttortnE. Hc L. @ sano
n,ai,y tlays lor,rcr. lIe has every symptom OF
starvation, except tho peculiar ot1or Tint pre-
cedea dissolution. II 1t Games, tho attending
doctors say ttluy will forco HIN to tAke stimu-
Iants, as they VIII not lot him dc tf they cum
Claronlon IlRll to-day, and Interest In tho case
Ia increasing,
, 1880-07-10
THE CITY-HALL.
THE street aud sower laboress will DO paid 10

THE street aud sower laborers will DO paid To-
day.
Tue threatened prosecutions for selling imf-
puru milk have not yot boon commenced. :
TUT Hon. J. W. Tauasing, Mayor Of Jersey
City, called upon mayor IlArrtson yesterday.
THx Treasurer yesterday received SJ.Gs0 from
tho Collector, tl,ts6 FROM tho Water Depart-
uie.it, md 500 from tho Controller.
AMONG tho building permits issued yesterday
wns ot1a to L. Cutler, to groct tWo-atory DWELL
jnx, No. Eu Hurlbut street, to cost $t.t00; Hnl
" Fiour1ley street, to cost *s,oM.
OssIcEn DAWSON, OF the lIcalth Department,
NportA that q sausage factory ut No. ~. StatG
xteet 10 Teek lax with ulaEK0ts Anl ID Il nuisance
generally, and, IN return, tho nWticr 1T tho place
soE.es f1FWAt.1 and mhkes affidavit that tlls tAl,l.
paint has malice for, Its foundation. Tho light
will ba continued In tho COURTS
Tue Committee On Streets and Alleys West,
mN yesterday, and uthOnX other tltnK1 bud urs
tho old ordinance for thu Opening Ut Seymour
street and AftesiAn md hlipleWAM hyehues,
Nhch thOy RHEoed to sbtunllnctd bc rcpculel.
They atsa agreed TO conour III tho petition for
chAuYtnY the namo Of uarEypoint rouA u Colo
kalo AEeuuo.
Two rAsk8 OF small pox were reported from
No. 43 South Jefferson street tlutu yesterday
afternoon, aud 4 visit frutn Ds. Do Wolf showed
that the unfoItunatts were two Chil1run uKeA 8
aud yeura, THEY wert taken TO the Small. .Pox
AusptAl with their mothers last night. tho
ptota1sus were funlKaleo. sAa tue nekhtNla
, 1880-07-10

OUR THEATRES.
In view Of tho warm weather, which IL not at
nll conducive TO largo audiences. "Tho Noyal
Mildly" In running along to lnrgnr business
thai, might be expected. 1t ID n light cntcr-
tninmunt, plcnsIna nllko to tho eyo and 10 tho
onr. Tho twinklng fun Of Miss Catherine LOWS
as Nauc1lettt: tho mclndions votco. tho pleasing
manner. arsi tue pretty fnoo Of Miss May Field
Ing; tho admirable netting and tho rich baritone
[cc.ercn; tho dresses ant1 tho drilling OF tho
1ni.lt!cs,-all tIaso Rrc fcaturos !n piece suited
to tho e,,nmer-timc. AT. McVicklr's "Fntf-
ohoruscs, md Its seductive ,saltzos will t,n With
drawn to- night On M1nday general over;
1.-Two wcoks viii olapso before tho doors YIN ne
rconenrl for thg pnl,,lie Gear1s Ha!tenas %
n.ready reverted, cnn bo seen Mt lIooley's for
Rnathor week, md Atiss Ada Gray will to-laorrow
evening cud her epp'agomcnt Mt tho Olympic IN
variety troupc+- +-Hnrts organization.
, 1880-07-10
How t11e King Of Crtti-I'artarY Secured
Good Work OH His Public buildings.

ffGrpfra Nstta<lA4.
There IL a terrible !eYcll ut Crlm-TAftAry,
clncetltttsE very MASSIVE AlitI imposing tt eu,
which Ia HEss very RnGunt. 1t Ii vi vtst anu t,-
prcss!ve that travellers tlre profoundly Affected,
especially tupsc WIN como trou countries Whur1
i cortat humber ii lserani.t ars annually d.
stroyui BY burning theatres antl fAl!ng blItltl-
ln9a. On, slIch traveller WIS GAxlAx with Ml-
IlrAtlou upon tho ptltticu, In company with Ills
Mu1csty, tho King 1T tho tsuutry, an4 h0 could
NOT restrain hllnselt from saytuy:,
NJ kinx, what IL the secret IT tho wonderful
tunlbiol lowl nor boen 6ur1iud up2"
llut hla Majesty THO !tsng Of tho>ronntey was
coy, Anl tnrhure IL answer. ueInR pFt:6sttl
luofe closely. howovor. ut length ~ answered;
HMtt."
tntleL Gntre1ty, hfs Iurtlnactty' uverrano tho
reluctance VI ths klnx, who finally said. with
Kua 10 h1ld this temple, it VIVA lid upon il,4e-
0ura foundations. 1loreupusl be eeni for an
Other builI4x, xul sull to hIln: 'Ths present
, 1880-07-10

IN one o. ths st. Louis PUBLIC schools many OF
oustomctl to bring luuch; nnd thus save long
walk home for dinner. They KenDrally Rto It
who stopped. ono Of the feachers noticed q little
9irl who lover brought my lunch, but who
looked wtstflllIy at her pfnyt1aics rs they were
eating tho NOM meal. Hut ono day tho girl
brought her bundle also wrapped IN paper. At
noon shc did not 20 With tho others, but re.
,aaiasd . at her desk as Il pre.efring 70 ent
viscd her to 70 to thu lunoil- room with ilor
ltlnymatea. and wnlked towards tho desk to talso
the bundle. Hut tho little gtrl, bursting into
sobs, enId, " Don't touch It, lcAchBr; and. oh,
teacher, don't tell, please. It's only blocks"
Tho poor girl Ind no dinner TO bring, but
Beom unlike h0r schuolmatos. And she waa ono
ot tho best scho!nrs III tho scnpAl. Sho WIS very
doar to tho toachor'B henrt after TINT inottlont
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corner xtone will bc rn[sesl. and tho present
builder placed under It alive, md upon tho
stone laid npnn tho bndy yD't will proHenta TO
erect tho wall Should Il be weak t'r Insufficient,
1t will l,e takcn down, tho corner-atOnG nKMln
rutant1t ,p.1 Will be placed unlcr II ALIVE, tho
atnuc will bc n9atu l4Ii, and tho building plt'-
e'rtl oncn norr.' nv ancestor said nothing tni'.
q these n,n;a!ye walls, AMI why this building
The Rtranuur, aaya tho Crin.Tnrtar legend.
went bis why, tt,c, mctttattng on thO marvellous
t,nyurnfncGt which was ablo 10 pEuvcnt nilnsy
NutllluE.
, 1880-07-10

TorEKA, Kaa,. July "a special to tue Conn
taol.,ue4l|th from Bants 70, NJ, D., Junu u suyss
"uen. urans and party arrived hero by speciat
trutn ut / D'elock p. ILL.,, alld wore met ct tito
lelMt by an iluuicnsD crowd lnd osebrtel tu the
plaza by military and citizens, where IN address
of welcome wsla delivered. In the 0yeniux re-
ceVtlou WaA Xiyel ht1u ut tho Governors Palace,
followed bya bau4uet.
"En r0utu to this placH Gen. Grant Eopped
ol ut Luz ve9us, where he ulet With AL cuthusE-
usto reception, being escorted u tho plazA by
, 1880-07-10

Manufactured gololy hy tIuIrl Nestle, Vcyey,
swi,zoriand. Contains only milk, whvs,tsn brrad.
crust, 4ntl sugAr. at,l requires only water to p.-
pare 1t for usU, Recommended by all faulty
physicians as rcrtalu preventive Ut cl,ulnra
lnfantuul nAd summer colnpluiEta. Pamphlets
with full particulars sUnt to aIly n.l!ses4. Kppt
by AruKg!ats md KToccrs.
TlaoMAA LsxuIka Il Co., Montreal, cauAda,
, 1880-07-10

MusoATlNK, IT,, July 0.-Tho County at Mus-
cn.ino has S1,la inhabltanta, a Hatn nf 1.iSi IN
ton yours. The gath Is chiefly IN tue City Of
Mnscatime whose population. ts s,ss9i, as aRainst
OTIS IN 1870. In the county outside ri tho city
thulD haa Icon Il Aeor0As9 OF ll0 Wilton hHH
a.iS0. Il Kut11 uf l4l.
, 1880-07-10
.ELGlN SCHOOLS,


Special pspaich 70 THt CAifaao tribune.
E1a1a, ILL.,, July 0.-last night tho Brhool
nnartl sottlca upon tho Enlurca Of tho City S.s-
perlnteuIont aId the tcaelers of tho public
schoola. The salary Of the Superintendent will
yeNr " was $lttU for tan nonths. Thu Principal
OF tho ittell~Sch0Gf Will be paid &alll. md tut rc-
manning toAchees ranging down to $:l5a
, 1880-07-10

FAN FRANCISCO, Cui., July 9.-Consus returns
Rtvu tho population nt San Frnnci6oo ut ssl Dt6,
Including X, S4y Chinese.
, 1880-07-10
NOT READY.

PHrLAnELrrlIA, July O.-Tho Heccivors Of tho
Reading 1snilroad md Coal l. Iron Companies to-
day tnnIe u partial report to tho Court, and
stated that they arc unable AZ yet to mike full
report rs to tho "ssato, condition. and cErctnl-
STANCES Of the property Of tho compnnits,'' lis
directed, but ti,at they will lle s.,ch sthtcmcnt
nlntci.
, 1880-07-10

Parties contemplating tho purchase Of gas
machines will lind 1t to tl,atr interest to OK.
anime the nlRcl,tne manufactured by Mat-
tlcWS j. Holt, 70 Dearborn street,
, 1880-07-10

tho San Miguel Rltles a band Of music, and tho
escnrtcd 10 the Hot Springs, four miles distant.
where le VIM tHntfcrGtl II rccrptlon tn tho cvGn-
Ing, followed hy II hnl1. which WIS attended by
the 6itlp OF tic Territory
, 1880-07-10
AN ASSIGNMENT.

Special Dtspatth 10 Ths ChttaQa Tt1tuns.
OMAHA, July Y.-stephens & Wilcox. 1enlors in
dry goods aud post~tradors' supplies, made an
assignment to-day. Tho liabilities rango be-
tween $76000 mud $l0O,O00. Tho firm say their
naacta will cover tho liabilities. Tho cnilse Of
fAilurp WIS peer accounts Of post.trQlera.
, 1880-07-10
DIXON. ILL.,.

DIXON, ILL.,, July D.-Tho population Of this
city. accorling to tho census, IL +,.; including
South Dixon, 1t Is G,2lb, Atnhoy haa t,+A9. a
small falling OH tn bnth paacs slneo lB70. Thcro
ts Miso falling OF III xuyerA! other toHns ln Lee
County.
, 1880-07-10

LINCOLN, ILL.,, July 9.-Tho conRs,s gives tho
City of l.lneoln proper u population Ut 1,h:d.
Tho Township ut EnHt Lincoln hua 4,UlH, and tho
rUWushIp ui West Lincoln I,81y.
, 1880-07-10

nuy tho Improved Howe sscAlcs. Uorlon, Sol
leek + Co., Agents, " LAko street.
, 1880-07-10

ohoruscs, and Its seductive sntxcs, will t,n With
Tn has 81 e sEes a sss os Il MGIlsy
live wcoks will oapsc before tho doors VIII he
fer f os E3' 10 oeSf3sh %3h ya hsve
anat1or week. md M,ss Atla Gray viii morrow
Eyc Sna sc viii be g. ,s sececdea
variety trotpe.-liart's organization.
DRAMATIC NOTES,
Gen. John uaycrly stattod for tho East on
Wednesday.
1,ronson IIowar,ls "wfvcs" wilt follow "Tho
Royal MILDLY" nt Havcriy's.
Navcrlys Mastotlons wero to loavo Now York
Oh Wednesday for Llvorpool.
IA Midsummer Nights Dream" /" has been re-
comfy revived on tho London ftngc.
Manager lIavcrly has abandoned tho idea Of
roprxaitfzing Ills Megnthorinn Minstrel troupe.
The bntl health of Tom YnslUr, tho tramhttst
md critic, is tho causo OF sorlous anxiety to his
:. nurnnna's new hurlesque for tho London
VeyyIaS 9syHIt 's on tho subject Of "h' Merchant Of
:. Joseph F. Whiting, last season win Ahbey'a
pnrk Thoatfo conpntly, goes to tho Union sauare
next EansU1.
slcssrs. cnas'ea A. Mostanus md Thomas II;
D,1rns arc rcEngnEed fur tho "Oulloy Slafo"
combination tnxt scaSon.
&. ". HIckeys interost in tho " grand circuit"
hHs bcUn purchased by nrooks unu Dlcksons his
plrtlers lii tho enterprise.
Auat5.a w ncft aeason IT, tnS tD 1mamnlIg ~
tho management Of liayninn.
WIN J. Ferguson, recently Of tho Park Theatre
lNow York; co,apa!y, has mnrred Miss Katn
fnrroll, a soclety bcilo OF Brooklyn.
viii % sos Circus anI III viii rcao,1 tho sisy on sass
urdny. 11u will rGM.dn huE0 for sonlo time.
Miss u1nnche Vaughan, u young Indy who
saIsa VII 1o member OF Dalys eotnpary next
.Accorf,lug to tho t1ittcront papcrs no lcas than
twenty different actressns rad tho
nsslsTs'Ss asf Maaaa1 Of independents" ut phndeha
ncv.cLor,s rrh,a+rc. n. rvc tovc o1rcodv nm
rs,lovaton. 1a " It viii 10 rooponsi with viii b.
II !. anil, ,hat xoth, rim 7,ovors ,of,,so1 tn m
y. rf,sn m th - .,.. @ ~ tsSt1 ,r ,soSH
Mss itoge!s I 10Y i I:assps, and VII rsma!a
IL sotueu.
ord Ther Ir 1 nro'soten d nfw ~ sorc ~ hs
Payk n p @ a n Thuene M y oioy II snaH, s wv
~ niI ,nx+ o.w esso, =" .e oA'So
>1'' p.tar to hi, de- departaro % for America aeorpo
Conquest wns cntcrtMLncd by.n dinner ut the
haid. Of tho Junior darrick Club, London: llo
d4an,atist, dr'na a1t acconpaniea % hm I'm no' 6' '
BIZ. William. H.. Strickland. Iato necut OF
| IInverly'A Widow i,ctlott Comedy Company, who
ss atSy anss " % e. r 's' esst s II e e
l,e abo to Saxa for New York. whsEs s hS will
complete t.r OF 4 Es'g.a1d M iro9na ~ ana seo
s p, toMr WeeKS Inc ns A II i1D fnp
snut mvs ~. m nvn, ~ tbn f,n's2 ,notrn
1oston, ~ AuE. GU u. IT, o''S ~ wv >'''''' N''' =
, 1880-07-10

y 40 600 cakes sold tho first year nttest the pop
u!arity Ut Cuucuta Medicinal Hoap.
, 1880-07-10
THE CITY.


GENERAL NEWS.
Tnr Ncv. X, q. IitlladAlc. D.D.. President Iio.
onrt College. Gcneva, ME-. is at tho shorsnat'
,Jo,la KtSa. Jr.. Vfcc-Frcs''ae',t baltimore
4 Oh,v llaalroad, Cincinnati, Is at tho GRIND |
Pueblo.
Cot. D. II. sAcxEr, Inspcotor-Gcnernl o. 8. A., |
is at tho Palmer. Col. sackot was formerly OIL |
Gen. shnrldan's stat.
Mn. ". s. sl1ArkH, tho n'Kht-clcrk Of tho Tro- |
mont, hns Rone on hridf vacation to tho Wis
consln pleasure resorts. |
v. II. VAN s1yck, Now Yosks George /.
vosc, Providence, II. l.; nnl J. =. MoDonnld,
Fond tlu Lac. are Mt tho Sherman.
joseph Co!loin, President Esni,stillc, rcrrr
1Inutc l. Chicago nallron1. nro Mt tho fremont.
JupaE QKonnB HoAnIEY, C!ncnnatf WIS at
nnd arand pact!e yessray Me y hero t. IT.
Courts.
s!bicy, 81. Paul: tl,e ri, Itdy. lsishop Wh!ppsc,
Grand Paclflc.
Mn. MORGAN, of tho Sherman IIouse, has gone
onu sncuttor to Colorado. ar; and Mrs. ChNrles
Hilton. Of the & salno aousc, have sdne OIL
r. II. ENuAsx, Richmond, W.: ": D. Wylie,
l.bndon. England: md Atr; aud Mrs.. Il. Perkins,
Selma, Ala, are at,tho Palmer.
TIE shoernkcrs In tho employ Of Henderson
eo wes sssk Gn Il ses 81 icy
for-ttut ts, 2 cents por case .nbovo old PRICES.
Manasse, optiolan, IS Matsun street gIa1nuxE
Hns was, sts &. q r. ~ dssFscs 1@a, qon,:;ss .
J. Il. m. H. \; Il i. r -. nj n. NJ ltd p Ill., Ss' A"f0n'e''f'
An ovnor is wanted Mt tho West srad,son
s,tSm mas ,a arSy TSrs e IT, wbo 4 wa
ag1, aprestea Witt to lspose q t.
KAT. t oss sst1E Ct tho ps st fosss oSsr %
. q ri IT, r. 'hS Sor'Sssst Ssssto1an x,s
llnari,nuiisly elected i Trustee Of tho CocRc.
Et.xsr 11orrxAN.a q aorman whttywasber. as
years ii a9e, died very sl,tdcnly q No: 3ts Lar
per es1eG5 Ut III Tbusy ststR q eyennR D aso
VIA hai I attended, 1i ala ior soo TING, thinks tho
eause "us ".a.. '.vy,,se, ,w,ss,. sn,,.,v ~
t wtM IT, H. 4 a'
,ltse. Mr. srllnser has Ergat hopsa Of ne'no. 70.
ea'npasn eaa!S iafSss s 'as sae will 10 made lively Upon
tho part Of tho Democracy
nonx e. Gsr5na y yeas5 1t eES ar, ID
wSrs piilne bark al ORGY. CLARK Il ca. s tai,nury
overcome by the hcat. He WIS tafkcil tU his
no'tnccd 1t n sevcrc caso OF sunsfrose'
G,IAHLrs BLuM.HrH1Tr, =. years of ngc,
S1pS y!nE @ Md hs II qhSs e. N9 81 @
at the Chieago- Nvcnt,e Station, where he WIS
He1 ~ sonio e so;n MN xS sdI3n 5pS t.! @ =
which he has for ycars been subject
CuAutxs II. boo1. Eo ycnra ur nre. and Chimp
ng TO nea ratiTna coaGtr hftt enRneer M itoIa
Three ivers, M,cn' Was !,Gxcl ,a tnn lps r.,
s%tcn sK,as a. lot Ct "a na's st %ers 9nna
1iG Is ttll1htI$ 6liklt} NC!nGntes,
, 1880-07-10

luck l. NayucF'B Moth Powder destroys foach-
cs, lcus, ilies, and bodbuas.~>
, 1880-07-10

Nobody hut q Kutnp urxIeuts q cough. Tnko
sos..s pf atulu'8 ltnnuy of iiuFchoulIl aud Iur
tnstMntur.
Piks's ,ruothauhe nrupa cure In olu minute.
, 1880-07-10

CLOTHES CLEANING.
DYlsING AND CLEANING,

WYNN ~----@..,---r--s'. NJ,
Extnb. kxtL l,suss.,s, hllaaiA Ht1
!'upI!uA VelvMa M9s!nH, ,.nt3
SliIrtl ffAu4s, 40, sals0 4sst
E41thlnH, Handsomely 4yeG
cleaned a. xItlnil u1jBllkG. 09 0a
fuculyua and returned t{ stPp%
AUG. ktI1I W 4 R4.
l3ost0n Ft4ilcy ftonnl llys h9E =,
i.a ltltnoIs.st, sli West AAd1st.
s., aud ~ south tiask.aI
cntp.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

conscious Of the situation. lie then
called his partner, and getting no an
Swer put his hand on him to shake
him. AS he did so lie felt The warm
blood gushing FROM his wounds.
Stricken with terror at his ghastly
surroundings, Flash, gather ing up his
coat, ran down the road until he
came TO the house of Mr.. Richards.
Here he called out Mr.. Richards sons
and acquainted them with the horri-
bic details of the accident. Y'hey re-
turned with him and found tue body
of Flood lifeless. An examination Of
the body by the surgeon revealed n
fracture of the lower jaw and exten-
sive fractures Of the skull on the
right side of the head. 1t is proba-
bic that the unfortunate young man
never awoke from his slumbers 10
realize his danger, and as death was.
from the nature Of his wounds, in
stantaneous, the horrors OF such a
death are somewhat mitigated. The
verdict of the jury was in accordance
with the above facts.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

CoNcERT.-The concert, given by
the coiored people in aid of their
band at the Court House on Tuesday
night was quite success. A large
audience were in attendance, many of
whom were white citizens, and hand
some sum was realized. We learn
that the instruments have been al.
ready received and the members of
the band are being Instructed. We
wish for them every success and an
honorable competition viii. their
while friends.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09
NINETY-Slx, S. c., April ii, 1S79.-

NINETY-Slx, S. c.. April ii, 1879.-
DIR. l.. L. Hill have been suffer
ing FROM indigestion and dyspepsia
for some time j; had no appetite, and
was very restless at night. i pur.
chased bottle of your Hepatic Pan
acea. and was surprised how rapidly
[ improved after taking a few doses.
| nscd one bottle, and now I rest
we'll at night and have good appe-
tite. B. j. Sprstt. For sMe by S..
a. Reeves.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

THANKs.-We are again under ob.
li:ations to Capt. j. L. Moorer this
time for one of the finest watermelons
it has ever been our good fortune to
taste. The seed, from which it was
grown, |:s o5tairei from the Agri.
cultural Department at Washington :;
and the melon itself, weighing thirty
two pounds, was Of excellent flavor
unusually delicate for the size. Who
can beat it?
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

DINE READING.-The dime reading
announced by the Young Mems Chris
tian Association came off ut their
rooms Monday evening and proved
to bc quite an interesting occasion.
Capt. John A. Hamilton read most
interesting paper entitled "Reminis-
cences Of Trip Across the Allan
tic" which was not only enjoyable,
but instructive to every one who
heard it. The style was faultless and
the reading excellent. Quite All in
terestirg feature of the entertainment
was the performance Of Prof. Van
Orsdell upon the litter, an instrnm ,nt
which gives forth the sweetest melo-
dies under masters hand, and the
Professors music charmed the audi.
cnce. 1t is u source ofregrct that 80
few Of our citizens attend these read
ings, and especially this occasion, u e
entire getup Of which was complete
and afforded pleasure for the most re-
fined and delicate taste.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

GENERAL IzLAR.-Our nomination
Of Gen. Izlar for the Senatorship
seems to give universal satisfaction.
Our citizens, true to their nature and
patriotism, appreciate true worth OF
character and force of mind, and in
honoring Gen. Izlar will honor them
selves, their county and State. Lee,
the convention see to it that her no.
blest son stands at the head of the
column.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

DEATH OF MRs. HUBBELL.-With
the deepest pain we announce the
death of Mrs. Mary Hubbell, which
occurred ut the residence of husband,
Mr.. It. c. Hubbell, on Monday even
ing last at 9 o'clock, and was buried
in the Presbyterian grounds on We'd
nesday morning. Her funeral SER
vices we're largely attended by our
citizens, both male and female, at
testing the high appreciation in which
the deceased was held by the entire
community. Mrs. Hubbell was about
sixty years Of age and had spent the
greater part of that time in labors of
love, going in and out among her
neighbors, exhibiting all the while a
blamcless Christian life and stamping
indclibly upon those with whom she
came in contact the stern worth OF
her twn virtues. Gentle of disposi-
tion, affectionate in her ali achmcnts
and true to every relation and duty
of life, she caves behind her u deyo-
ted husband and loving children to
mourn their loss and host of friends
to hold her life as an example in pre-.
ciuns memory.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

BASE BALL.-Next Tuesday, we
learn, is appointed for the second
match game Of base ball between the
Camden club and the Juniors of Or
angeburg. We hope our boys will
give their visitors hearty welcome,
pleasant stay and decent thrash
irg. The game will tie played ON tie
Orange green.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

COMPOUND EXTRACT BucIIU, COM
posed Of buchu leaves, dandelion
root, acetate potash, juniper berries,
p:aeiza brava, and calinsonia root.
All of which are highly valued dur
etics, kidney stimulants and depur-
ants. The failure Of the actions of
the kidneys is a source of mapy dis
tressing diseases. This medicine
produces hearty action of the
kidneys, removes from the blood the
urea and uric acid, which if allowed
to remain and accumulate would in
duce rheumatism, gooty affections,
pains in back and loins. This valua.
BILE medicine is for sale by Dir. j. G.
Wannamaker. Price rs cents per bot
tie. A
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09

BOLivER MAKING SrEECuEs.-Last
Monday Mr.. George Boliyer gathered
around him in the Independent En-
gine Hall thirty-fivc or forty colored
people many Of whom we're women
and delivered himself Of speech emi-
nently characteristic of the man and
the occasion. He protested that he
was a friend Of the colored people
and was the only white Republican
who had stood by them in their great
est danger and trials. The speaker
called on his corporals guard of hear
ers to witness how true lie had been
to the party's principles and the col
ored mans interest. Here our re.
porter left the scene to obtain pencil
and paper to make true report of
the speech and when he returned said,
"the best CT the gravy had been split" "
This is sufficient, however, to show
that the irrepressible Boliver is again
upon the trail and is not likely to
leave it, so long as there is the faint
est glimmering Of o fat office in the
distance. Our colored citizens know
this and are therefore content to
drink free lager and listen to bun
combe speeches. Boliver, rs a Radi-
cal politician, is dead, and his infiu-
ence cannot command q corporal's
guard OF colorei votes.