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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10
A srisl package of f"BLAcE-DRAUGHT"

A trial package of "BLACE-DRAUGHT"
free of charge at
For sale 10y DIR. j. G.. Wunnnmak-
or.
The drug store where can get your
moneys worth is ut DR.. j. G.. Wan
namakcr, Orangrhurg G. H.. s. G..
We buy the best. keep the best, and
sell it Mt low prices, hence, if YOU want
any thing iii the drug line, call and
see us. We keep Il full line OF hair
and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per.
fumery, sr"ngcs. patent medicines:
make prescriptions Il speciality; will
he found ut our post, day or night.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10
I&O @ A L

Business is commencing to boom.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10

The Census enumcrators Of Orange
burg, who have done their work faith
fully, and expected when they
completed it to get their pay, have
not yet received settlement from
the government. 1t seems to us
when credit is wanted it should bc
asked for beforehand.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10

For sale Ivy DR.. j. G. Wannamakrr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For sale hy DR.. J. G.. Wannamallcr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10
ORANGEBURG HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Rev. j. T.. KHSEES. E'riucipaI.

This School will enter upon its first Scs-
sion on the second Monday in September,
1850.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10

Hon. NJ II p'Connor and Other
distinguished speakers i'll address
the citizens Of Orangrhurg County.
1T or near the places named, us fol
lows;
NJ !. GIcaton's store, Tuesday.
Sept 81, Knots Mill, Wednesday
Sept -, st. Matthews Thursday Sept
%, Pine Grove Church Friday Sept
-, Bulls Mill Saturday Sept -, Az
rrs Tuesday sept 2S, Branchvill,
Wednesday Sep, %, Eas,rrlin's Mill
Thursday Sept 50. Other appoint
mrnlS will be announced hereafter.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10
! ours truly.

nUiS trnIN.
G. ID. kuHrJuIlN.
i. ). No objection to sell to both
merchant and farmer.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10

Capt. Dihhlr, our newly rlcctrG
County Chairman, has come fully up
to the high expectations Oft party.
AS an organizer he has no superior.
and rs Il worker he is indcia,igahlr
He leaves nothing undonr that on"h,
I" hc done, and his very presence in
spires confidence. lis zeal and en-
ergy in providing for the Orange
burg delegation in Columbia. and
his cndravors to make the affair 3,
success, deserve the highest praise.
Nor is this Il circumstance his 9th
or labnrs-Wr say three cheers for
our County Chairman.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-09-10


The Orangebu1'g Timc
I&O G A L
Business is commencing to boom
-E> <zz-
The weather for the past week has
been excessively warm.
D The Marlboro Republicans have
adopted the Independent ticket as
their own.
The 6cecy staple IS pouring in, and
Farmers and merchants are sst!tiihs
happy.
The schools we. l1clirvG have open
ed rather better than usual, despite
the hot weather
"Hark from the tombs 4 dolcful
Round!" Bob is about to speak in
Georgia in the interest of Norwood:
% a large assortment of fine pipes
just in and forsale Cheap at pr. a.
! C. Dukes
D Mr.. II. 0. Smoak is at Mr.. III.
" S. Renncker's and will he glad to see
AL his friends.
We see by circular that the S. c.
r. r. Company has advertised re-
d4ced fare for the great show in Col
umbia on Monday.
~ Mr. L. G. Albcrgotti has gone to
Philadelphia to look after some i'm
portant machinery for Mr.. Corncl
!, sons factory.
Mr.. Eros has II splendid fresh as-
sortmcnt of smokers articles such
AZ cigar holders, pipes, &c, at rca-
sonnblc rates
Mr.. Albert Evans, Of Providence
a Township, has patch OF sugar cane
& twelve joints high already. 1t is Hard
- to beat
We regret to hear Of the serious
illness of a little daughter of Mr.. +
lDemars. We nope that The disease,
y may be arrested. and. that the little
autfercr may soon be up again.
A Juvenile musical club of our
town will give dime entertainment
week after next for ;thc benefit of the
Y. M. GA. The programme will
appear in our next
Weunderstand that the Orange
} burg Dramatic association, compris
ed Of the very best amateur dramatic
talent, will give an entertainment,
carly in October.
We are glad't6 greet Col. w. +.
: Hutson on our streets again after IN
absence Of several months. He looks
a we'll, and we hope that he has brci,
benefited hy the change of air.
Hon. j. w. Mosclcy is putting up
Livery and Sales Stables on the lot
which he has purchased next. to the
Presbyterian Church on Main Street.
We wish him success.
------sS=--11zo <oz-=z---
We refer all interested to the no.
tice Of Mr.. Hughes horse in another
column. The Canadian Of the larger
oi2e, as this is, is the most durable
and profitable and the easiest kept of
horses.
A new jewclry store will soon be
opened in our town. Mr. III. Spahr.
dealer In watches, clocks, &c, will
occupy the store Of Mr.. John Ad
den, next door to Mr.. Lightioot's
the latter part Of the month
"A An apparently exciting trial took
- place mt Trial Justice Glovcr's Office
on Wednesday, colorcd woman
prosecuting two colorcd men for beat
ing her. Dr.. Barton it appears was
the chief sufferer as all his cotton
pickcrs were witnesses to the trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

Mr.. Evarts, in his report on
our foreign trade, says that
American cottons, tools, and
agricultural machinery arc
steadily growing in favor in the
world markets, while our ex-
ports OF breadstufrs and pro
visions excite the wonder of the
nations and prevent the Old
World farmers from compe ting
In their own markets with the
farmers Of the United States.
American beef and pork have
penetrated even to Switzerland,
wherec ases of our salt meats
especially have Il largo sale.
But foreign vessels still carry
out the great bulk Of American
produce.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

Judge Porter, Of Indiana, the
Republican nominee for Gov
enor, was recently assessed &c..
oooby the campaign committee
and refused to pay it, pleading
poverty. 1t lisa peculiar com.
mentary OH the pretenses that
the Republican party is the
party OF moral ideas and pure
methods and is going to carry
Indiana with ridiculous ease
the fact that it assesses its nom.
inees three times as heavily MS
do the vile and corrupt Demo-
Gratis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

As we predicted they would,
the Republican papers are rc.
plete with fearful accounts Of
the brutal treatment Of negroes
down south. These accounts
will grow in number and afro.
city as the political campaign
adva noes. They should be
taken with great many grains
OF allowance. Some OF them
are made out OF whole cloth,
for political effect. Elk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20

The Republican journals and
orators who continue to assail
General Hancock for not hav-
ing discussed his political views
in his letter Of acceptance, ought
TO refer to the letters Of accept
anco Of President Lincoln-1S60
and President Grant-lS6S-
each one of which could scarcely
have filled two pages of fools
cap paper. Especially ought
the letter Of President Lincoln
to silence those who criticise
what they term tho truism of
General Hancock letter. Tx.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
Bucklcn's Arnica Salye.

The best salvein the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, few
or sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
biains, and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
The salve Is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction in every case Of
money refunded. Price % cents per
bottle. For sale by j. Il. II q. II.
Moffclt. lI.4b.lv
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
EDWIN OSBORNE,
JeWeler and Engraver,
Engraving.

make engraving specially. Articles ur
chased 1t my store viii he engraved FREE OF
CHARGE. lam the nnly en.rrvrr Ia the city
Sal Acd SEINE /. pSEgli.iE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-08-20
PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
Illinois Central II. r.

The only route running through cars between
Warren and Chicago. The only route to III.
Louis, Cairo, and the S0nth. and TO
Dubuque, Sioux City. Omaha and west.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

great hurry 70 allow the colt to vslk.
The colt. boggy ard boy are soon Q
used up set by fast irving. The whole
business Of buggy riding by farmers
boys is expensive. extrsvagAnt and de
mofsiixing. Not one farmer in ten can
AFFORD such .. tsruout for the lad.
Many Of them buy buggy and le. it
stand in the sun and storm. They are
too poor 70 have Q house for vehicles.
some men cAnnst aHord ths luxury Of
q buggy. IL ve coaid return to tie
fashion Of riding on horseback. ~e
would save millions to the farmers, and
the boys and giris would develop better
forms and have better health.
Any lazy iout can ride in . buggy.
but % be . graceful rider On horseback
one nsst have sonc energy and gesup
in ha AAtnes-A There il lie aud health
in riding on horseback. The whole
system fesls the invieorating effect of
It, The rider and the horse catch the
fire Of sympathy ssd excitemen, in the
run or fast PAGES. and every nerve and
muscle of the body ia Brought into
healthful invigorating play. The
mania fse troeiiug hars~s has been felt
on every farm in sshe lsnd The coan-
try is full of road horses that some m
or bov loves to pull the string on.
They are usually poor sAddlers. slow
WALKERS and roagh. We ssed . reform
The place to begin 10 IN breeding q
class Of horses Of good size, style and
action. that can move freely in msrs
than one gait- The English market is
open for such horses. The wsll-knit
horse Of good ssyle and sotiou, suitable
for . hnatsf OF csrrisge. will bring
better prices than our average horse
The farmer will ind it to his interest to
raiss Glass Of colts that the boys will
like to ride. He can raise three or four
fne saddle colts for what one buggy
and harness will cost. and fair saddle
horse will bring msfe than the average
roadster.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08
NBCBGLANE0Us


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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08

The Elmira Adsertiser 10 OF the opin.
lon that - full vote, fres ballot. .
fair count," would beat Hancock higher
than . kite.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-08
PROBATE NOTICE.


Estats a Augustus 8. Garrett. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HERrDY GIVEN BY THE UN.
IN defs1gned. adninistrafrtx Of the shovs named
claims agAinst said eecessed. - s1h11t u saDA
vbht1o uae0mEy vpucAaD. vehenoae ynr fro0
sbs dses of this not3ce. - the undenigSsd at har
plsce ef EsnAAsocs - WILDLY fslsnd, Island coun-
y. vt.
DsSsd Augsa istA. Isss
ELIZA n GARRETT,
Adminis,Tatyix cf the Estate Of
s3SwS. Augustus 3. Garrett. deceased.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

q. u. 5. @abbois non 8rOdoiae, ga.
MAZDA, bsssust, baB, ais sr In Eeras pom
elmer maIqrii@en arantbeit bsfalen uarbs,
CT bur4 ben Ssbrau@ BON @arnsr's Safe
giusm uns Safe gittsrs i9nsn unS sranbs
LID .sebsiIt marble. CT iast: SD wsrbs
nismaIs pisbsr In iensm aIimu %rsiien, obus
Sbrs Safe piasm uub gitters Bet mir ,u
baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
XII.
,,Naa iiusst laut ben Yiaalu !"

Die 6itte pes alien S'Slaberty lag,
abisits pom Wese. siniam I'm Gslrs.
Dortbtn bate man BE 9site Der erl6las
senen Wars sebra6t, I'm Ipetsntlase
absr ite III baltsn - pie Is I'm Sieen
unc 8sfsn Der srinsn Smell na1 ural.
tenn Srau9 nod BET nalten Samiltsn",
b. B. Setlsrn, bic Elm . pper W' Dor
tbrsm Namst irassn, sei9isbt - unp
ne eann am anpsln Sage 81 bssraber.
WarY'S 2si1e lag auf sirem Slide
tn Der Wttts Der gabine, Elm tpsiBss 9s:.
nentu6 mar iber ie ausssbrsitet unb
an Der StsIe, no IS cas- Sers Der Sob'
ten bepedte, lag cine SanpYpu Gal; ser'
freut. Der ibrtae Gbsil ssS Gii6es,
rings UNI bic eei&e, mar nit Slai1sn,
gldisrn unp Stslsn fleinsn S9aalsn be-
psdt. In rsnsn SOnpfeifsn, Satad unb
rpeiSs Weblfu6en lassn. Cine Wenae
tlsinsr 9i@tsr brannts auf BEN Glide,
am Sssrpe, in lem 9o1s, peltsS als
Eenftsr eisnts, unp no ionf YlaB nor.
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lid bic YHi9t, cine Ssr;e utitsubrinsen,
uno Der Seiu6er rparsn 10 piels, eas fs
ben fleinsn &aum ibsrfaatsn, 8urldsn
unp Wdp&sn.
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9sibs, iab auf sinsm S6msl nit prsi
Seinsn Elm unbstmli6sS Weib nit sis
mem bayern, selbs1 0si6t birren,
fnpaissn Armen u. lanssn, i~ptnnbsinars
tisen Stnssrn, Elm selbrptbsS 5u9 lbsr
has LANCE sraus Saar bis tief an bic
Stirne sssVsen. Das ipiBs Sinn fiaBts
fe nit Der ssbriuntsn eiufe, pdbrenp bic
&s4te Elm i@wars serau&tss 5bpnpfeifs
den bislt, BEN iis ab unb ~ pi6te
Dampfpplfsn en!lrdts. DaS mar bic
alts Saly, bic .Ssrs" aus Ger Ginians.
bSls. &inss UNI iie iassn unp itanesn
gum Sbstl fanf bis le&s alte Weiber nit
lanssn Wdntelr, ete BON Sally sewalti.
gen &sipset CUR S@au trussn. Mu& lie
rau1tsn. @m Geusr bodte auf sinsm
Sol;tlcB Elm feinAltu Dram. Seine
pslfsn Sanps lassn ssfaltst auf Der gel
ben WandsfersS Dole; Der nit l9nsewsts
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abaerasene blaue Wsfe NIT ben melin.
ssnen SnSpfen btnab8sfunfen. Sstn
3ti&tn bon eetsn sab CT BON ii& 9,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

mar sinssi6lafsn, Der SprSsIins aus
f6niSlidem Slut, Der Batter Der slidlt@sn
Wary S'5labatY.
Na6 etnisen frdftfasn 3dssn leste
Sally ibr eIimmsnpsS pfsif6en, ft9 sr.
bsbeno, auf ben S1smel, ses eas sslb.
roibe Sud- nod feifer I'm, BEN 8cpf unb
bssann in einsn s~issntbdmli6 bsr;,srrsii>
ienpen Gone ;u pimmern unp ;u t5bns..
Iub bic anbsrn @eibe, ihlansen ibre
i6warsen Wdntsl ftiter UNI iit unp ridten
ndber I'm Saay suiammen. Scbtenfile
berridte i'm 9emah ; nur Der 5atpeptnb
miidte, eurd eas GenfsrIo6 einbrinsenb.
1sin 9sbeul In eas @eptnmsr Der ,Ssre".
Diefe bob mad elmer 0sils Die Ianssn,
tbransslben Mrme bod iber zen Scpf
smpor, 70 paB bic 9swanbuns gan, su>
rIffel = rpfe 8raQsn freftsn bic Sinee
fih In bic 9uft ais MOLTEN re einen
S6eGeh beruntssieben ; Die 6aare Hat.
tsrtsn aufsesbst UNI pas aIsr Gder une
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@eiidt war abldeuli6 DsrSerrt. Suss,
unp Wunp melt aufaeriTen. 90 paftes
bsnh, fiss fe einsn Warf unc Sstn our&
s~sLeneen S1rei aus. In psI1sn suert
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speitsn Wal, uns papa1 beginnt Der
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8laseltep unp pas ,SQalu" sepeit bat,
ten, laut an su ~tpsinsn, zen altersl@wss
rem 8opf NIT bsipen Sdnesn bebedenb.
llnp ale wsinten nit ibm. Damn fang
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ntmmer frpbr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25
ri. PuStet 4 Co.,
New York City Cincinnati, O.,
L. Ii. 1922, 24 Vine Str.

ein. 90 sertGenbaft tisin 8eamte
fonf bic uuteriu6unsen au fdbrsn per,
fanb : BON Susb psarcod's S6linsen
mar CT umfrtdt, ebe CT i9's periab.
Wtatam parting pubte, bas @ary
S'6laberty BON 9erp @olpfmip perfosen
unp irrinnts seporpen fst; bic 9ei9euz
fhan an Srt unb SteQe benabm ibm ies
ben 3peifeL bas bic ssrtosene SrIdns
prrinen bic 8ranefiftsrtn unp bab iie
pur1 ZEN auf ibr s~afsnben 8alten ers
i9lasen tporptr iet.
Mls bic Sade ~ prptofou senommen
mar, ibtfte @iatam parting fi1 ,u eiz
mem 8eiu6s BET 8atrr GiBs Noy an, IN,
aud bort Ioslsi@ ssridti6e untsrlu1,
uns ab3ubalteu. tpofern man stpa ben
9stanam Der frau annY In Der slI&e
aufsefunsen BADEN IOIte. 9ater SITS.
&cy, tpelhsr Ia, ct. Yatrids : 6olpital
Wpbnuna senpmma, mar In Der leBten
Belt 70 iebr BsdItert cas iosar Der rubiss
Wafer parting eineu Musruf Der 0ers
rpuneeruns nt6t uuterDrifsn fonnts.
Gr srdste ben Yfarrer UNI 70 bsrsli6sr,
lie tisfsr isin Witleip NIT pemIel6en mar.
nMsine @eiFasuns BET psm 5oes So.
res orueers," laste e. "pat lt9 nar su
ealo uh' f'0er al Sehen leloF ertauen
l0usn.
40 ean!e Seneu aus sanaem PER-
gen llr Sete Watms apet!naems' wfater
Sartlna lpta9 Sater Sts Toe, Dem
unlella9uhssr'9ter wasm SH Sano
l@atte'he;
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S~ranoTt1lune pace. rug OCT 0'@fsr auT
DC SaWe haps1 e'nSeeeh'.
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pur9 aus, eas sr ii@ ben Mni&stn sab,
CT dbsrbSrs bic Grass. Mafsr Wiatam
Sarttns. psl3sr ras S&peisen ees
9farrsrs BEN S1nsr3e tefslben su'
i4risb. bsl@!Os, sas Ssrb6r 10 raid, ME
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

Die fancsn gar nt&t auf auteu,
GuBt." antportete Der 8url9e; yTs bas
ben flb srft neuli@ nod Bel ben Sbrsn
sebabt."
@ierer fab Wafer parting ben pfars
rer beeeutuusspou an. .0as babt ibr
NIT Der estde peS Grbdnstsn %besonnen 2"
frus er 8rittlebanf rpeiter.
DSdnaen selaTen baben mir fe."
n6abr' uns sur Stsae. Wafer ps,
arecd miro 70 melt piseer su Ntbeu
ssfommen ietn, cas Ct uns auGs beslets
ten fam, rrsni1 er Quft pa;u bat"
Na& Der esibenlhau an benz Grbdnaz
ten purpe ein reuss 9erb5r i'm 5auie
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

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alter unb sea&teter slnfebIsr o Ssnrp
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aasntsn In Sort BertboIb tn Datota Eer'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-25

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, 1880-05-16

t4. 44eatn. ne rose to something Ike true tnspira-
tntns lug eaecG was magical: every tone con-
~ talned wealth Of fervor and Of beauty. and
t..e1 Sae 1app!ause knew no bounds. The only draw
oacK W1tn Mr. Adams when he is in such voice.
tuuI' 80 luuI' IKE most pOssessors of fine natural
, so!SGs, nc became a singer before becoming q
n; maslcsan; this was felt In several slips in the
,zt Mr: Maybrick, the English concert singer,
maen ne wrote NANCY Lee" offered # to
3noosey 3a 1or $50, but tho publisher declfucd. At
ttast, seeing the anxiety OF the comuoser. he
!ocularly proposed to publish the song nt half
pronts. a contruct to that effect was made. and.
60 every ones astonfshment, BoOsey had sir
months after the issue Of Nancy LEI" poid
maynrick n $500 for his share Of the profits. Tho
S, fvnp,a 3na Vnl It IS still valuable property
npL 10 me composer, Louis Diehl who sold it to
slsoor foi1, the basso, for S1. Foil rcsold it to
a pnbl1sher for three times that sum and n ror-
aty OF 1ourpence a copy. which has netted him
aSo ne sum, the entire profits footing up
NEW MUSIC
Wl!lam Rohlhng g. Co., Milwaukee,. Pot
Rurr1, March and Waltz from "The Pirntes Of
Fenzance+ arranged by H. GARNER
u: u; Russell, Boston: ''Jame's Game Awa'."
~ arthur Hernshaw: Don't" bv Randcvrnr.
~, Rondo Militatre," BY Biehl; "Tse Gwina To-
ITabbel Home Again." by Charles Ren: and
Den T Keep de Candle Burning" by Herbert