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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctiousers

CBANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON THE SOUTRWEsT CORNER OF
ElGHTEENTH and I STREETS NORTH
MIST, IN WASHINGTON CITY, DISTRICT
OF COLOMBIA.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia passed in equity T.YfS
cause No 1897. between ellen Frazier. plain LIN
Hand the helrs of John Frazier, ct all defen isnts
Se, the undersigned trustees, viii on THU IS,
pay, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1880 AT 5 80
O'CLOCK I. NJ, sell at public auction, in front % the
pl enises, al That piece parcel of ground lying
ard berg in the city Of Washington, in the District
OF G9l11nbia, known as part of los numbered L.
and II, in square 127, beginning for said parts of
lots at the n W. corner of said square and running
thence sonth along 18th street ". 80 feet; thence
east 70 feet thence north 50 feet; thence wast to
the POINT Ct tsginninR improved by brick dwell
celieLt.
Terms: Cne-thrd of purchase money in cash :
the balance IN Fix and twelve months from day of
saie, vi interest from day Of sale and payment
Euro baser or puschasers. A deposit Of S lG0 vii.
be required. ard deed is TO be given uat all the
urcbase money and interest shall be paid. Cost
Of es1ytyaheiI to be at purct sse,s expense, and
WM. j. MILES c,o.
BENZ. J. DARNEILLF,} trustees.
se,1-d&fs toT1is;ane
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'E'HOMA5 BOWLING. Auc1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
AND THIRD STREE rs EAST, CAPITOL

BILL.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the goth ~
day IT April, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber ~
No. S2s, folio 1913, one Of the land records for
ne plstrict q Columbia. the undersigned Trustee
AT 3 O'CLOCK, in front of the premises the follow
ing, described property, viz: Al taat certain piece
or plan of the city OF WASHINGTON: in sid District
Of Columbia, lot lettsred O, i'll e. O.; sholes and
bered Il and IS, in square numbered 759. begin
mtg for the same at the southwest coraer OF A
street north and Sd street east, and nnue the
south with the lines of said Sd street east Il feet
thence west 100 feet 10 and half inches: thence
north q feet thence east along the line of North
street 100 feet ten aud half inches to the place of
beginning
Terms: One third cash: the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve ponths, with notes
All convey aneiIg at purchasers cost 800 deposit
required at the time Of sale.
sep1-dts GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
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y Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer

IEUsTEE'S FhLE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
FOUeE. WITH BACK BUILDING. Ii
SlREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtne If a deed Of trust, dated Septenl- Ia
her 2gth, 1878. and duly recorded in Iiber ~
1856. folio 326, & SEQ aud at the request of LIE
the PARTY secured will sell, at public auction. il
front OF the premises, at ~ O'Clock, WEDNES-
DAY, SEPTEMBER STH, 1880. lot II, in subdivi-
sion Of square 923, in Washington City. d. c., to-
sether with the improvements thereon.
Terms: as prescribad by said trust and will b,
nsmed at the sails SlG0 deposit. Full particulars
aug2S-eo GSds JOHN E. KENDALL, Trustee.
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HTAAItB L. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioueors.
IKCsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL EETA1E IN TIE CITY OF WASN'T Nli-
ii ION E II | &C. EUUsE No. Si2, NORTH GAP
BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date A
on the 18th day of July. A. D. 1873 and re- isEf4
corded IN Llber No. tit, folio 307, st seq ,Gg.2
one Of the Land Records for Washington county
N the District of Columbia, and a. the request of
The parties thereby secured, the subscriber wiz of err
tor sale at public auction. tn the highest bidder in
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
IcTH, A ID. 1880 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, ali that
piece or PARCEL of ground lying ana being situate in
az Known Sid distinguished on the plat plan of
herds subdivision Of square numbered six hun
dreG and twenty three (G2) tha GGle is record
ed IN the Office of the Surveyor of the CITY of
Washington in Liber @. II. b folio $751; to.ether
with the improvements thereon, consisting of a
three-stOry Brick Dwelling. vi storaroom.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the deed OF trust:
Ihs amount Of Indebtedness secured by this de d
OF trust unpaid. with the expenses of sale (Which
will be made known at time of sale il cash and
the balance at six snd twelve months, for which
The not of the purchaser, bearing interest st the
rate CT ten Ter cent per anrum from the day of
sale az secured by deed of trust the property
sold, sLal be taken. deposit of $500 will bs re-
CURED CT The purchaser at the time of sale. All
eonVeyoncipg at expense of the purchaser. II
terms of sale are not compiled with ia five days
from DAY of sale, Trustee reserves the right to
resell at risk and expense of defaulting purch aser
RICHARD WaLLACH.
sel4-d Surviving Trustee.
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FENEOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
= Rea, Estate Auetioleers, 1923 street n Y

FENHOS. j. FISHER CO.,
u Rea. Estate AuctioIeers, 1923 street "
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
UABLk SQUARE. No. GA, IN TIE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, D. G.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated December 2Sth
A. D 1872, and recorded ia liber 7O4 folio 2l6 OF
the land records OF the District of Columbus and
by direction OF the party occurred thereby the uY-
deysgned trustee will sell at public ancton in front
of the premises. Oh TUESDAY, the 3Ist day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1850, at O'Clock p. m the sCuare OF
ground situated in the city of Washington in said
District, designated and numbered as SQUARE al Z
hundred and seventy -four, t674,) bounded on the
north by l. street, o. the south by street, the
east by First street east, ard the by North
Capitol street, aid containing about 250 000 square
feet Of ground.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance in three equal in
stalments in six, twelve and eighteen months from
tha date Of sale, fer which the notes Of the pur-
chaser. bearing interest at per cent per aanum,
payable semi annually, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises, Will be required; Or the
purchaser may pay all cash. at hrs option. de-
post CT $500 VIII be required at the time OF sale.
Au conveyancing is to be at the cost OF the pllr-
chDser. II the terms Of sale ara not complied with
in ten days after the day Of sale. the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at tbs risk
and cost Of the defsultlDg purchaser. after Ave
days advertisement in The Evening Star.
augl2-d&ds MARTIN F. NORRIS, Trustee.
re- ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN. ABOVE SALE
POSTPONED uutil MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
A. d. 1880, same hour and place.
aus31 MARTIN F. MORRIS; Trustee,
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WAY. How DO YoU Do" and there was
cordial but brief kissing season. Il haven't seen
you FOR ever 80 long. Gud haven't called. sou
kDow." II know IL. don't 60 anywhere. Last
week / vas dt the shore, next week I'm OF 20
the mountains september is so delightful. you
know. and I'm over TO sister or up % m JIhefs
about every day, and 50 much Sa0Ppirg II d. L
really don't so anywhere" And they Smlad
ana sad goodbye three times 2piece.-Nei1
HGren fen St.I'.
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THE EVENING STAR.

A Wise Provision of Nature.
lis said that thirty inches span
The average wonlsn's waist,
And Just so long the arm OF man.
So. when It's snusciy placed
Aroun d the dsn,sel whom one treasures,
There is conformity Of measures.
How admirable are thy works,
o Nature, kind aad dear,
For, spite Of all thy kinks and quirks,
And various doings queer
kou moaloest waists Of proper bias,
While aims to ft thou dost supply us.
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FF,Hos. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON
FUCRT II STREET NORTHWE BETWEEN
AND L STREETS. NO. 1899 FOURTH
STREET.
bearing date the 8th day of January, 1877, f.sSf
and recorded In Liber No 843 folio I05, tn -4"A-
front Of the premises. on MONDAY, sEpTEMBEs
18th. 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali that certain
Of Washington, D. c. being Tbs south Il feet front
On 4h street west of Lot 25. by the depth thereof
in Square SIS.
Terms of SALE One third cash, and the residue in
three equal instruments. six. twelve andeigh
evidenced by pronlissory notes of purchaser. Sc.
cured by deed of trust On the premises sold. all
cash at the option of purchaser. "A deposit OF Si00
to comply W tn terms within seven days from SALE
the Trustees viii resell at bis cost and risk. ALI
convey anciDg at purchasers cost.
sl-asas I JAMss = p1E MIAtssGaAaAsi Trustees
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A NAN WITH A trRlp-siACK 50 his hand halted
before Detroit fruit stand and priced choice
variety Of peaches. When tCld that the were
% cents a dozen he whiSted TO himself walked
softly around. ard finally asked:
Are you Baptist"
"Hardly."
'SNeiiher am |. didn't know but that II we
both belonged 10 the same denomination you'd
throw OF little. DO YOU lean Oh the Metho-
diSts:"
cant say that do
That's my case | never did take much
stock In the McthOdists. Twenty cents a dozen
Is an awful price on those peaches. considering
how tight money is. l expect you are Univer-
SallSt. eh?'
NO
Neither am l. can't you say Is cents for a
dozen OF these"
Hardly"
''Aren I you an Episoordilan9'
no. sir.
Neither am l. bat was afraid you were
I've been a sort Olookng You over and
shouldn't wonder ii you trained with the nfted
brethen. Come, now, own up."
u never attend that church. was the steady
reply.
Nor either. say, WHIT are you, anyhow
I'm a hard baked old sinner
NO, NloCp, That's my case b q dot I'm
ca'led the wickedest man IN WasIteuaW COUNTY,
knew there WAS "a bond or sympathy % geen
us II We could onlg ma IL out. NOW do yOd say
Is cents for q DOZEN
Tie hUit dealer counted them out without a
further objection.
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II LINZ DFTWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON
SOUIEASfPION AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this Jppany viii sail every Sat
urday froT Creme Pier, foot OF 81 street Hobcsen.
hates Of sssaee:-FroTn New York to Havre, Lon
dor. s. Iltf sTUtol and Bremen first cabin, 800:
second CABIN, $50; steer8se, 800 PREPAID steera2e
certificates, 1913. For freight or passage apply TO
OEIRICHS " co, Bowling Greer, New York
v. g. MfIZEkOTT - Co. 925 Pa. sye-, Agents
Tor wash gfOn- auEl7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENUINE

GENUINE
HOLMAN'S PAD.
HOLIDAYS PAD.
HOLMAN'S PAD.
ACKNOWLEDGED BY EMINENT PHYSI-
CLANS AND THE PUBLIC TO BE THE ONLY
REAL REMEDY FOR MALARIA, CHILL
FEVER. DYSPEPSIA, CHILDRENs DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC, II YOU GET TIE
GENUINE-NOT ELSE.
Price for Genuine Holman's Pads, 50. Sold by
Druggists, or mailed. postpaid. Write for Free
trSatiEe.
HOLMAN PAD CO., New York.
"assinston Offices. L. cor. 9th and e
SIS. NV. an22S-s,t,t 3m
Now is THE TIME TO BUY.
During our recent trip to the East we added 10
our tail stock the latest patterns in
VELVETs, MOQUETTEs, BODY AND TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS. IHREE-PLY AND
INGRAM CARPETS.
Also, all the novelties in RUGa. MATS, DRUG
GEIS, FLOuR CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERY and
HOJSEFURNISHING GOODS, &C, aud which
We are Offering at extra Inducements.
EXciusiVe sales Of SLEEPING SPRING Pill
Low Prompt attention given 20 STEAM CARPET
SINGLETON e. HOEhE,
angst SOf Market Space.
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The telephone convention. representing fifty
companies, met at Niagara Fans, y. Y, to-
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL!:!
COALa COALH Goa

CoAH ooAH" coAH"'
ARTHUR b. SMITH having bought the old es-
tabiished Wood and Coal Yard No. 1898 9Th ST. n W.
would respectfully solicit the patronage of his
friends and the public generally. He has been for
q number Of years with W. Fl. NARROW Of this city
The best grades Of Goal always on hand. Sawed
and Split Wood and Coal kept under cover.
Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt
attention. ARTHUR u. NTH.
auFZ5-1m l233 9th st. NV,
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John MILLER,
- Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
COAL AND WOOD.
Main Once, Depot and Kindling Wood Mill az
and Virsiaia avenues ". Branch yard l43 Bst =. e.
p,N Goal Sod ss low az any place in the city.
OAK KIrBLIN6 WOOD s6. co per cord
Load Of BIEDLINti WOOD delivered In any
part Of the city for 81. IS
TkLEPHONIC CONNECTION.
Orders promptly Allied. and satisfaction guar
a.teed. au24-3m
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NoEE0LA AND FORTRESS MONROE
sTEdMER LADY DE THE LAKE.

6IEd<IE6 LADY O6 THE LAKE
CAPTAIN 4. BALDWIN.
o.. Sc. second-class fare. rs Ro1nd sSSsa,szc
trip, q. Leave 6th 81. wharf MON .azs>sIscss<s
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, st $50 d.
"a. Lesyae Norfolk alternate days AZ p "a, stop
Ping .t Alexandria. Piney Point, ointLoosouf ana
F0B POTOMAC RIVER LANDINss.
btsamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above wharf
mOSphYs, THURSDAYS AID SATURDAYS, q.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
Bteansbiys JOHN 9iBS0N and j. Q. KNIGHT
Efer a, East II yer. " i; SATURDAYS. at D. fc:
aecrge.oTn at ?. N; M0NDAYs- For freight
Ticsets. Stateroorns. &c, 40 to General Ofaoe.
141e F street y W. near WIZARDS Hotel
ap29 q. s. LOWELL, President.
1SOR HCRFoL8, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
Y M0N2C AND TIE SOUTH. xK-A
ry:ng Us. Mai. JOSEPH WITS.
Commander,
zro H ia5 y spstn ct From os 9sseI1 wharf,
aospa1F v SEzD WE'D rUxaDAYYv Every THURS.
EE3DAfa q 80, and DAY AND SUNDAY,
every SATURDAY, at si4RE
st0Is AZ FiEey Point .nd Point Lockout Going
Tirst-cIsss fare. 81; Round Trip. sl.co. Tickets
n p. VI. Reeds Sons, 1916 + st. nv H. b. Polk
informs stationery store G12 ave- next to Pest
Office; par-y q Smiths, 1881 PENIS ave n W.,
zud A. T. Browns. cor 18th st End Ny ave
7ih st wharf, washington. d. q,
D. z. KEELING, AGENT
Osmpbeips wharf, Norfolk.
sompaIS TeeerT3 the right 20 deny passage 10 I'M
proper characters. sp27-6r
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STEAMERS, &c.
UPPER AND LOWER POTOMAC


Steamer MYSTIC, Carrying o. s, Mail, leaves
Po;oLasc Ferry wharf, 7th street. es@A
every Monday. Wednesday and Fri 49, -
City. Liverpool, Riverside, Matthias, Pope Greek.
Nonini Piney Point, Kinsale, Lodge Landing aud
al intermediate wharyes; returning Tuesday,
Thursday sud Saturday Fare and Freight st low
est rates. GEO r. PHILLIPS,
ty10-2n Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
BEEBEND.

A BEEREND.
viii sel, THURSDAY, SEprKMBER 9, nA
AT ~ O'CLOCK, tie (&Sa
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS E~
Of Philadelphia firm,
AT $50 TTH STREET.
! he Stock comprises
Blsck and White Laces,
Eucbirg, Crepe Iisse,
Illusions BLACK and Whitel,
Corsets. Ladies' Underwear, Kid Gloves,
ShetIsnd Shawls, Belts and Pockets,
Silk Satins, Telveteens (eil shades)
Ribbons. Flowers, Feathers, Piumes,
Fam burg Edgings. Umbrellas, Psrasols
Hair Switches, Goats Cotton, Grapes.
The entire stock win be closed without reserve At
auct1of1, commencing THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
AT I'D O'CLOCK.
eep7.2t S. SAMSTAG, Salesman
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6NotEkNMkNI EAiE.
9REAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
WaSHINGTOE. d. c., ept 6. 1880. i,
here will be sold at public auction to the high
e ego bidders, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBsR 10TH,
lSSu, At II O'CLOCK NOON, on the White Lot soutS
OF the Treasury buildings miscellaneous lot 81
DESKS. Tables. Chairs Osrpets etc.
Terns; Cash on delivery.
J. 7. POWER, Chief Clerk
DoNCaNSoN BhOS., Aucts. ser6-dS1s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23

munity than general spirit Of intol-
erA're. Wanderers from the trut h
ca'n"l be restored by such methods.
lhey can only be brought back by
perfect ireedom Of speech, toleration,
and the power Of tru,h. The devia
tons from Democracy are owing
rather to real or imaginary evils, or
outside local ISSUES arising among
men, than to the fundamental princi-
pies OF the party. Let them be thor
oughIy understood, and the wanderers
will come back to the old landmarks,
Tor they are as true as steel, and as
lasting as the hills. The foiblcs OF
the party belong to men, and not to
principles. 1t is therefore best for
us to keep our own house clean in
stead Of looking about for new ones,
or following strange devices.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23
Coming Home.

The New York SIN cont aims pa
thetic account Of the suherings OF
Eliza Young i'll Liberia, who had
been indrccl, among others, to leave
the old plantation aud the scenes Of
childhood and embark in the Azo,
under the influence of Kcy. B. Il.
Porter and Daddy Cain, Of the Mis-
sionary Record.
At The time that Hampton got
control Of the State Government, the
IN says that the coIorcd people
were told by these saints, and Others
OF their stripe, that they would be
put back into slavery. The scheme
OF Llberan exodus was pressed rs IL
remedy. The. Missionary Record
kept Standing at the head of its col.
umns"Ho! for Africa One million
men wanted for Africa The color
ed people were told that if Zach m,n
who was able would put in SD, the
amount oi 100000 could be raj seI
to buy ship to carry them to the
promised Land"
Now comes the sequel. Eliza
lonng writes home to :ell hor pitiful
tale, and how she longs for the home
of her youth. But who heels her
cry? Is it Rev. Porter or DADDY
Cain? No Her old master. w. A
wilkins, of Wayncsboro, Ga, i.
touched with feeling for his old slave,
and sends check for $500 10 Mon.
rovia to bring her back home.
We can understand pure
Abolitionist, who was one from n
genuine feeling OF pity for what he
was taught to believe were the
wrongs OF these people. Being at a
distance he derived his notions from
the plctdre books Of vile fanatics.
But the story of the condition OF
these dclu,cd ana homcsick creature.
in Liberia, should now awaken ,be
heart Of sympathy everywhere.
We almost despair that the colorcl
people will ever learn who are tn ir
| friends.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23
Opening tae Agricultural College

The board Of trustees Of the South
Carolina University met at the State
House OH Tuesday. Present. Governor
Simpson, and Messrs. John 5. Pres
ton, c. III. Simonton, j. II. Kin,ler.
Samuel Dibble, i. 5. ThompS pSon +
II. Ron, X. ". Boyd, John +. Bacon
and } ID. Blanding. The boald had
under discussion the report Of the
committee Of three OF their number
suggesting plan Tor extending the
agricultural department OF the Uni.
versity- 1t was decided to have three
chars in tie faculty II: Columbia
VIZ: Scientific and cx, detrimental
agriculture, mathematics and natural
philosophy, English language and
literature. and probably another for
the mental sciences and one for nor
NAL schools.
The proposed experimental farm
adjoining the campus an the me
chanical department will be under
the charge Of ioremcn
A resolution was adopted to open
the Agricultural College ON the frs,
Monday of October next. PENDING
inrther discussion of the plan pro.
posed the board nj journe,l 20 t'eE.
ruary llth.
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CLERK \ OFFICE,

Orang cburg. January 18Th 1880.
There will be an election for Bo,rd OF
Fire Masters on the I'd Tuesday i'm Feb the
10th dav.
BY order OF the Mayor
jan o3 ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23
NOTICE.
OFFICE OFCO. COMMISSIONERS
Orangcbnrg County,
lrnnun1,,,r,, - L.,

Orangchurg, S. c., Jan 10. 1850.
Notice il hereby given that the Brid,.cs
herein named, will he let ont for repairs, 90
the lowest responsible bidder. on the ,l,v.
mentioned below
For all contracts over and above ON.
hundred dollars II bond, with two good
suri;cs for the faithful performance of con.
tract, will be required.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved
kowcs Erd@es, North ldis,o River
Feb. II, 1850, - o'c.oc.l "
-Four Holes bridge Five Notch Road
Feb. IS, 1880, | o'clock.
Goodhys Hole br,dge. State road, Feb
Is, 1850, > o'clock.
Eushy Branch bridge, State road. Feb
10, 1890, 10 O'clock.
lroyidcace bridges, State road, Feb 10,
1850, T. O'Clock
Horse Range bridge, State road, Feb 10
1850, ) O'CLOCK
Halfway swamp bridge, Poplar and Pine
Grove Townships, Feb II, 1850 - O'clock
Sealed bids "ill be received nj this Office
unit, the 10th February 1850. for the con.
tract OF boxing trees in Court House ward
The lowest bidder will hcawardcd the same
Information can be obtained from the Clerk
OF the Board. The right to rejec, any and
all bids is reserved.
by order of the Board
L. II WANNAMAKEP,
Clerk Board Co. Com, o. G.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23
Congressional.

On Monday morning Senator Ferry
introduced a joint resolution propos-
ing an amendment to the Constitution
to he effect that suffrage sh all not
be res'rlc:el on account ut'scx or for
ANY other reason that does not appw
to all citizens OF the United States.
:. Referred 10 tho jn.hcinry, cam Y,i.tss<sss
Mr.. Townsend, ot Illinois, i,tro-
duced bill prop' sing constitution
al amendment in regard to the clcc.
tion Of Prc-idcnt and Vice. President
providing for their election by :;
majority Of Tie votes of The peoplc
and ior the abolition OF the electoral
college.
MIR. Wells, of Miss uri, introduced
bill Incorporating the Inter oceanic
Transit Company. 1t makes J. b
Eads and his associates BODY cor
roratc, authorizes them to acquire the
right ofway by negotiation or treaty.
edges the corporation of the Uait.
ed States, provides for a detail of two
SHIPS OF war TO assist in making sur.
veys, and appropria,es $500 .O)o for
the expenses OF such surveys.
The House Judiciary Committee
agreed TO report tavorabIy to tile
House, without amendment, the bill
'ntr odnced by Representative Hun.
ton for the relief OF owners and pur.
chasers of lands sold for direct taxes
IN the insurrcctionary States.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23
The Rising Generation.

When we contemplate the political
corruption which has disgraced the
highest places in our land, and cast
about Tor means of purificatlon, we
are instinc,ively drawn to the rs ing
generation as the only hope for the
future. Upon their proper training
and culture dep ends the dies tiny Of our
land for the general ions to come.
The Importance then Of the education
of the young cannot be over estimated
We cannot neglect it without .loiar
an injury, not only to ourselves but to
our ncighbors.
But i'll what does education CON
siSt? lie WHO imagines that it is
confined alone to the development of
the intellect, only partially compre-
bends the subject 1t Includes moral
and pbysi al as we'll rs intellectual
development.
A youth filled with classical lore,
without the development Of the ply
steal and moral nature, would be
noor Y educated and on the Contrary
one fully trained in the moral d
physical line, TO the neglect of The
culture ,f the mind, would ne equally
imperfect. Ii is the combination of
al that makes the perfect man.
The training Of the intellect is
done principally in our schools of
learning, but along witt. it the physi.
cal development of the pupil should
receive Il full share Of attention. TO
this end every appliance for athletic
exercise should he used.
IL seems to us info rtunate thac our
2rn"Anann. soh o"lo arc gay poorly pro
vided i'll this important ccspccl.
Nothing Is so essential to the huppi-
ness Of humanity than the existence
Of a sound and healthy race, and it
is only in this way that we can OBJ.
tain lEis blessing
But tbc most ;n,,ort,,t n,;,, :,
The education Of vou,b * the L.v.l,,
mcnt Of the moral character. This
can he done 70 = oro,t .x,er, ), lin
school room but ,h;oav ,hr,,. IL
home influence, because it is here
tho,,he voury have h.,,re ,hom tha
secret l;to ,f ,h,s. ,,bo oro r,o;.
uui,jcs oul too,ho,s ,,d :, :, Lana
,hot t|c u,,,r.I ona.,;or, ..t =. =
pove,fu onx;];,rv !, o,;,;,,r ~,
La,r nd bo,,. ,,o
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-23

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