davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-28

Also, 15,Gs bu rye and 4,6as bu barley shipped
by rail. =.
Tho shipmcnts or wheat by ran 'anflns last
week INCLUDED G',k" b't by the NoFthwestersl,
1-sO0 bn Nv Rock Island. V0 bu by y. H. u. Nv
hu by Chlca1u j. Alton, anu AVD Du w 11H-
walskcc j. 1T. Paul.
The oxporta or wheat. and aour rcdtcoo 70
wheat, frum Atnntic ctics dnrlng Tie Week end"
ing July 3! Included ls5s.sll bu to dreat hfita'':
9ss,06t 'bu 70 Fr1nce, shU,1l ba 10 liollaha ana
Ht!Kiu1n, %a!ol btl to spain and. Portugal. anu
sD,slo III to Iirazil at,a tho Wost Indies. Total
., BIT. The exports nf corn were l,tSs,bas
III, to urcat nrltnln, 9e::G2 BY to. France, aN,aN
bu to Holland and 0eigtum, so,0ls bu to spatn
and Portugal, 1a7.lso bu to Hamburg, anu Is,saJ
u, tt, Vest lnlics. Total corn, 3,&o,1 bu.
why DO tho pork shorts Groanf ''rhero ID no
coruer III pork"
Iie, h,nse.f. ha. sad 4,
a.! ~, ~ ~, s'sa nr,. ~ na an eFaa ~, s,.t,a NJ tho
ano. su5 .s .,ro, ~ ,va ~ - IN
, 1880-07-28
THE COURTS.


. O1SCllAltGEU.
Judge Moran yesterday heard the l,abeus-
corpus case Of John ", Folente, who was ar
reste,l few days ngo on capEas at the III
stancc Of Sjbley, Dudley S Co.. wholesale
Krocers OF this city. The charge was that
FolRate, in June, 1870, mnde SONIC false rcl'-
resentations to the firm in order to got credit,
and that he failed Inst spring after having Or
dered a bill OF goods Of about stb0 for which ho
failed tn pay. lie claimed tint tthememosanlum
Of his financial condition wllcl, he sent the
firm was made ont by, ons ot the FIRMS tr9y,
HIN SO that he inadvertently mnt|o mlstako
in stating the amount OF Ills indebtedness. ny
his statement he claimed to, nnly 0wo $lho
tll to be worth 81, ,8I7 above hts debts, but It
was aftesward; discovered lte owed Of the
1altted this. but Insisted tlat he told tle
,1naklnE the statement It was. omitted. Tho
last bill Of goods was ordered some SIX Or
eight mon .hs after the statement was made,
and tfa Judge held that under the c1rcllm-
stances tho charge, OF fraud ,Was not made
out F0lgate was therefore discharged AND
the eapfas was Quaslled.
, 1880-07-28
BOSTON, July e7AAiinLng stocks closed as fol-
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were fllc1 for rec.
ord Tucsdny, July 27:.

Tho Following Instruments were llcd for req
ord Tuesdny, July e7:.
CITY PROPERTY.
Il, datei July III William i. Underwood 10
paag,nS pf3S1 st IKE Y of nols + sau
; iaieH May n ;Ianse1 4. Roosevelt 10 Albert Am
Il S.'sa i; Sj i It. iii t. Sss,sa III d ;S,S:
sss!E (, ;SIis @ A.; Il II $:si I '
tinal Lila Insurance .................... aDQ
,n!,9ys,a H., da,sa 1ai5 II ssudo'ph .. atn.- nm
"s fss;s L e'sss II u tiiis s 'E9f ssasi t.
'i$ss & q Ei bssSss; Ss 6 dsss sIs
i az: Ss il ;:s;$S H l.
SsssS jaiy Il @aeos:e S!Snss !" Ella l. .on
II s|sa Ill; ;aS Hssi; Ii:
tlulpI. Kansey lC
luly il tjns0ph WiltIti Ia l.oa. +: aeTyiIu,; Is1
C1uk II, EnnH an the nboyo. atsd Juy n {l.oui1
IL spssIiiN 10 t,GWfi0s l25oQ
"asiS asis ja,s j; x <, v. J, til,sniaa1 Is It
MarIny 4, iii ii Xrsi,S; ~.
dHsi%xlid II. dastd ja'y 1 taams "a ossaf ~
seasa,si s Il. iii Il Il S:E " IL
Fol LUZ
souTn of CRY lsAlrs WITHIN a MAlAua W SEVEN
HttRS w TIN GUuhT-nutsE
ossse ssse II fM'tf'as Mt. lie G.so
!; ss;SS '$; a::s u '
ThpuiAS ppyl9].t. N
, 1880-07-28

nit kinds whcnt): kS1 cars M. corn, car yel-
lyw, tss cars high-fnIxeu Il cars new m,xc,l, 81
ears rcieetut, cnr M srase Il, ,l:rl corn) z. ears
whItc,unts II cars No mixed, Fl cars tcJcctc,t
tts onta}; cusr Nm. rye, Il ears 40. tlp, & cars
rcIcclcl e., ryc); cur extra No. . hurley, car
feed. Total u,N.9 cnrs). s1,00o hi. Inspected
u,i: 3Ssj In, wpp,t, 4ti,y1t hi corn, ps bu rye.
Thu lending prMiucu markets wnfu ntnierntc.
y aptirp yesterday, md most Ut fhom scr3 lih-
retticll. Wheat atarted out flrtu, III sympathy
with corresponding tono rppurtca from E,l-
in,'u, hut .npH fell nj IL. MI spring, IN tfniu
werG ynry few buyers, tho mlrkct heinR hcntfy
lurc of orders from outside. It reacted later
Winter s7hrnt was early depressed by big rc-
ceipts hnra and at other points. but recovered
Inter. Corn wns unusually ste,tdy. Oats wcro
lower on El,ot, md rye tiriner. The provlslnn
ucnl wns exceedingly lrrcvulnr. Pork sold UP
tn sla.1o for September, being bo higher shnn
tho previous ,tny, but dropped like flash sorne
cbc per brl whcn 1t wis told around tlaAt thc
Directors If tho litNsrti Ind beon nskrl to TX u
price for 1nnrs!nn1 on contraots. After that IL
tarned buck. but little was duno, the crowd
turning its attention TO lard, which BECAME
unusually strung under mn increased demand
froti the shorts, su.ne of whom thought that
"rhtl " hutl yot hold Of tl,At, too. ut Inst
AfeAa pork CLOSED 12,i12Jo lower, nt El6.GHD
1i.i0 fur August aud *1507if6el5,e0 for Septe1n-
her. Lurl rtuscd 16Gt.Do higher, at $7.a7!f0
s.D seller August, *T.Bsitl14V for September.
Short ribs ctusel mt f7..5 for September. Spring
wheat r!usci firth, ut .aiu for July and sc for
August. ised winter closed ut p.Ao fur July.
Corn cn.cd 10 higher, at :s5fo lid for epot nal
sEl!f bitl for August. Oats Cluse1 ito lower for
, 1880-07-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho rccclpta and ship
meuta of tho luatllu1 articles Of produce In thls
city during the twGnty-tour hours ending ut
o'clock Tuesday norulng and for the eorso-
en1nt1lnp tjn9 last Year,
, 1880-07-28
us1fnVlaIONa.

HOG FtionuCIT-Wera active And vsfy Irregular.
The rsoslpts Of hugs uete ls1xsr. and ptiees wsss
lover iu consequence. Ruk liverpool rsp0Ttsd M
adyaHcu Ut IL III .urk ID u In lard, aud a1 In
IL l. not likely thu. tasss fasts ulh news VI sou.
ci,sa4yat On our ssaboar4, bad amy s1sct Oh pork
, 1880-07-28

These ltgurcs show a decrease during last wcok
nt a, 40 bu whcMt, 87, ,53 bu oats. LOOT bu bar
ley, and an Increase Of hB, ,.aR bu oorn, 87,8N bu
rye. Total Increase, 1e4, ,6S3 bu.
Tho following tnbte shows tho distribution OF
tho brenIstufs shipped from this CITY during
last week, tho total OF rn,l movement including
tint over roads not specified:
, 1880-07-28
HIt1:Al>STUCCs.

rt.OUit-was qulct and unchanged. Thoro WA a
fair demand r.. old. bnth spring and winter. with
little Offering. III stocks haye rHn down rery low
prinr tho arrival OF lDu which hnve cafcstr
begun u cou'e III Je Snn,e lots Of now Rte inferred
to ntre, but *nhtcd. buyps1 prefcrrlnR
vail. 2ntes were reported OF 60 hfls winters und
~ br1s rJu tfoHr pirate tefrns l,9s 4tE double
vkttuS+ M0at1y ut EHk3ft2H and 70 brss low SEnteH
At tlsa Total. .,uh brs. Export iours we're quoted
nj $id9i147i for cboite extrns.
OTliRH MfIi.sTufFS-Wore In moderate demand
nna seudJ. Sa,es we're cars blun " kula3zsi car
su,ddliuss ut tlou Coarse corn.ueal was nominal
ut slstB per ton on track.
5 sS ss!s! " = s
9ssx @ S4 ~ y s RI m ,ss2Esf ffy ss s;s
sss sy 81 10 HSe liz s rtsr: rT ssen"
1 s' p @ Ssay yT atps s y .Sr II L. sers1 @ ,a;!sr n
XII. Ia t1.nlh ,,i'sc. rnsasus. .,ecd ,p nfs s''ns
saF. .a II s ss j. s7x ~ ye es, u .
:s s ~ 9x % sn III S, T. s:'x u IT,
@ Is, arssFs; s ss ~ art L e..: !" s M ;o
ior ny w'iS wns oI't..a. .. ''!e .n'e Vi ss!S with,
s4 y; h q, s Il s'.s5;: i. ,s u Y @
an n,r 81 ay ~, rS RAE T. n' fea fSs d. a
!igus ny eon.its!nLly nboy5 Sats f.r sp.,l Wnsai
~ ~ 4 - 'sa;
es s H. e Ttfi desea ss: IL As I'D .ss.soS
ts${;s: s5S:i::x q siisr $s!,sinS:! ::;a Il
f!sse y Ss so FL ~ es sfaF
ID; iii III 90 !ouerea 81 * Gen'a, and Ill,
wixfsMp Il iassr a sater .pppy
sfo ~. w xssy aspe , sete!p. ,a ~ 1S'sno @ @
sssS t Ss
III III gs.e asoss ,ssg s IT. e.s IT. ~? t @
casshs i nss fss ply. S a!.sSssa y " asa
s'sssa ss;s q " ~ :sS
g. &c III y Gn;sf y .sSs s
esss reported shas atsa "a: Sa esr; "1s fof
S6liS wv fat,y as!re sna .tese!es saf1nx l. =
SSets$ ~ n.
sa mes s''@ @ns s sS
III, M ao sgss 'Stn fe.
s!s r1c s Is n as es re dcns FSs!. t1n 1a % W
h9t Weathsr. ana .ae EfntG IN y .nntea m syety. her,
( @ 3 ri @ y,
:Sl nv SSa ssSsSaseF Il tKs #
s"a Ky ~
%t1sa e. IN! ea h4h; % A. a n G ir ,9o ~ p DO 90
'ss!eS IL 81 4 I; .s:s!s ss & Ss:'e ss
'S4$sS%sse AL; set!ss: s;., ;os ss!y sesa!ns @
,sa. M s.s @ Ia .sr
III III d aas9 ss5S
s s
S2 1$E " @
| G!s!
Ill II ;:sS.ss q B
''HlYs!E 'nYE-Ws. i sSsa !smsna ana lx,,es cn,a Or
a{t s{ W n, s.nF %f s 81 nsr TT, sys
, 1880-07-28
DIVORCES. .

= Orrin L. BAlley filed bill yesterday eharg-
Ing his wife, Maria Elizabeth Bailey, with
adultery, and asking for the usual relief ap-
pllcabie In such cases..
IA BILL WAS also filed for divorce by Della N.
Dunlelson against John E. Danlelso1.
, 1880-07-28
UNITED STATES COURTS.

Charles N. Noble filed q bill yesterday
agulnst John s. Gould, Charles 3. Ware,
Deth!ah G. Ware, and benjamin Rlcketson
to foreclose mortgage Tor 50, 100 on Lots 8,
2, and Is, Block 1. In Bucks Addition 10
, 1880-07-28
THE CALL.
~. CRsMiNAL Counr.-Noa. 1h2o, ,&6a 1,sa:, 1.5os,
"'' l,a7h, 6d3, l.A2A, and l,ao1.


:. :. UUDl3Nl ENT8,
SUPERIOR Coules-C0SEkssioNs-J. u. Du-
ssna vt tal. Hugh Mclaughlin, &iae.as.-Oeoryo
jung Ju,mSo zeal: q o. v Gharlcs qteondeld. f3LM
AnElrsy, $Ktt
y. Ght1utT MISREPRESENTATION y, Mayo
Ksun0k a9RAA-l,ernhard Pant1us ', John
AN@NenaCher, $iH4,k3,
, 1880-07-28

new contract to sink It hnoiher 10 feet OF until
:ss'' 'i t's i;si. Tie Tie shift hss ' nw rrach'a
depth nf liz irri. md Is IaasHR through soft
% E s" snrSa %a. " ",, y,rSnr f1' !" .,Sa %s r NIL" Mi
so.t iet "9 ~ "ps rsac"a hivht II st rrci
wnrls III i, ,ho o y" II icrt i,tck u" nosry . III
fnlr ,milII1g-r1c. 4 ch,,'nhcr for wnz" y biting
@ I m 'st tr r wi IT Mt f. y p"rt tt %t a %se:
ptntin,l. TIL. Wine Will ,r sunk upon tho 'yrn
IT ritl' orr 'ssorrrri Ut thfs point. Tho lInrth
frnt: tntul ln,1g.h, lfs fnsl. TIN vcin 1n,-stsl
through during il,n week 1n3 nyetrEtd nsMnit -
""'' ''''' MAHr,N J0sss. superintendent.
TIE Ct.1cA0p M,Attp.
On tho ChtcMgo Mining nonrd there were satcs
Of 20 stares or 1.eviat,mn Mt d: ipl rhnrcs Of
at ;1s and go shnrcs nt B81: 60Q shurus OF Shon-
andoah pruferrctt Mt 4po: and 600 shares Of Chi.
cago & Silver CllI Mt ~.
NEW YORK.
Special Dtspatth e The Chicago 7rtbane.
NEW rnnE, July 20.-13,tsfliess was active
an tlle Mining Exchanges totlny. and prices
Ulitc, which opened At ~: advanced to ~,
and closed strong at ri. Tie closing official
quotations:
$"%f ;,sf is;i. sstys gs,si.:::.:2 aion: i
itSe st G.ost.::::: Mnse! ssrsi eitc..:S
!|;::s||sss ;: IA 's
ctws G.s'saH .asss;:: .oss :.:..: =
i;s?'Ss ;aPsJ Knss i s5 s55d.;'ss:S5 l:s!'s:
Ski1i... ii'ysiH1iH.'e i'ss
l'n'lIon receipt: lr1!n thy Mines tlogts stor;
,"s am Aoay s!tysr N9Sss't s' f.hinr *!o,
MD!,Jy. l9rt!tp Consolidated RhIptlet during
, 1880-07-28
ITEMS,

Mr. Gross, clork Of the Circuit Court,
Wishes TINT the person who took the papers
~ No. &, asa A. A. Miller v. Qcorgietta J. G.
Miller, would RETURN them Immediately to
Tho Clerks office.
, 1880-07-28

:. Withdrawn frum store during Monday fos city
consumption; b,7pi bu wheat, xt31 bu rye.
= Tho following xrain was ltupouted into store
Ia this city yesterday n,oru[n1' oars.NQ4
winter wheat. i cara No, do, 1855 carr rod. 81
't7tFS No. . winleF, ears rejected GA wins
tori; I cars mixed. ey cars No. . spring. cars
, 1880-07-28
Y0tttlH UtTk4o&s

Tn kanaas G4kv 1Tfh<&, ....
-. >. 0rlnt wus IN tho city yusterdny Oh Ills
SEHsy SEHsyyto y sAn franc!seo, via Cul0rudn, Whsre he
is"1a iiUs.s ais luther and mother Tho young man ~
hrg!stea ~ ln SuvcrA! rich tnines il Colorado, but
~ mo tschess awaits hM Ia CaliEot7la. al be
= ~ ~ Marrr A!Iss Jennie Fl0od, daughter OF tho
sst'lloAaire, Ia NuveubAr.
, 1880-07-28

Si.N1st&hA &"&Nth1AAs
DNoos-CoRN-WaA actlve anu easy. fow orlors
coming knd 1t IL expectoL that considerable cunt
witt ba carried 1ver. Qootauonst a
FH'ss f1"s s,ss sss' n sa'ssi M
nSa e'ippa,d d Ha,i
puasrElt-lteEa!ns xeEy nsm. The seeeIpts. though
1ner Than In past ycars at corresponding pert9a.
ato not sut1e!out tn meet tho curront dcuund. and
fir creamery md ana da1r7 outside quotations hre'
readily obtained; lnt!aed, lA' = retail way fanny
crcausry u selling a. high A. zasaa We qaots'
se 9TH! se ties dsifY
lnale nasksa. xiisss
NAGulNu-In this taarkht those ID continued fair
ac.!tIt, and shs market malntans stsady tono.
klocks are In xoud shape. va sgnsn QuotY
slnts ,..... .-....... .5!E Aus!npa: !..M oh
i;:i @Sss:; s
C1lhEsE-sa!ss wsrs susciad at fulIy previous quo
taIons, T'hsse WIS nut III actlsa dsEuaud bus tA r
oua. WaJ the bulk. ot tbs ouertnxt wore taken and
thu prevalent feeling Haa one Of hsmness- Wv axuln
4uo!cs
Eaf' Esi .t.: fsf
coAL-rha donland wa un.upfoved and prices re-
manned HIaoat epaa2et = .,o
lta!ga nld
s III sna l1ts .i
!atltnrs i Nh.U. AK
!h4iaEa Llock,.... FIX
Ssss::H Saaisa ii id i'll ass:a ;Fhs
etapssd hiasss, " byysw ~ liz pfsss ~
&s!!ss:s;; &&!!!sss; ts%'I';'' ss i 1GSi::::::":::t
Saa nsatstsI ;it3ft sHs
SlsststsI- r.; =: tfy; ;j;i, 1i1t.l:::"...: FL
sisassIs-tas NsSssfst-tt a!fs s,as sa I'LL nss::.,,
, 1880-07-28

si iFfonunciatnanto to tho public; The best COM
1eFxaonI beauuacr II 0lenn'e aulphur Soap.
, 1880-07-28
u0ST0N.
!. gpkefat Dispateh to Yhe Ghieano Tribune.


.nosroN, July 27.-Tho stock mnrkot WAS
trltlc MORO uctivo thnn yesterday. Mining stocks
led the alst- Sales nut ln .nny cnso extremely
larxe, being proty generally distributed. Rail-
r0itls, III fur demand. but slightly Irregular.
Flnt Is still strong, Ana gradually advancing.
having mnrkclat. Chicago. burlington & Quincy
Ko!l Ut 1@1S Duh.lque was strong ut -; Ch!cng0
& Western Michigan WIS quiet Ut 0l; Llttlg Rock
sold Il better than yesterday, 1T 81, utid Ncw
York : Now @ Eng!..ad was up to 41h. A smut
it.stland lrlnalne.l lit about yesterluys figures.
AtehIson sold at Nj do Rights ut TO: Fort Scott
s KIT cet,tral, n M; AtantiS { iasii,e, i union 1
l'nclt!n. VIZ; Philadelphia j. Wilmington, o0IiO
G9!%: Wisconsin, cont!al, 3; Doston 4 Albany,
l4hI;: Haston s. Lowell, Daath4 .-'-,
1,unts iairIy Mctlye hut sotnowhat woak nt
points; Atchison Qunrll sold Ut liIn: Union
rMcI1e Bs,. ll:it; do 7s, 1laGsl1aA; Pubic 1s,
li3; Now afexttt'Te, III; Burlington In Missouri
Gs. exempt, !Il!4; Eastern AVS, ut9bat; ChIcaKo,
darlington Quincy u, III; lIartfold s Eric 1s,
!as; Nashua y Lowell 30, lGs,yt; Vt. yoo Is, iii;
Masand s 81 r. ana lana stoeks @ lS dull and neg
ID tbs HtJter1a dsgotfdtfd Frtsf.
, 1880-07-28
tflIEf0S.

LONDON, July R7.-Cousols, 03 lilo. ~ .....
Amorluatl senuritics-New 6s, 106H; 4}Ss. 114M;
Il, llssi; illinois Central, ll0lt; FennsyWaI,la
Central, So; Erie. AN; seconds, WI; Road.
Silver, 6a4{d por ounce.
PARIS, July N.-ttantes. Rif 80o.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08
Democratic Mass MeetiG:2,
~ ONANGEHuEC;, 'TU]1.;-
NAY. ONI.. Il. 1880.

,iGo procession viii !Ua"o ffDu. !;,c
dcp:,t in Tic following order, oil 4.riy
II Of C;en. Hacood ana otl!rr ;iisti.r.
uishcd GnesIsby train;
..3rni!1 Marshal aud lisaistau.s.--.
Col, john {. Edwards, MAJ. y. Q,
!:anc. Maj. 6. Is -. Danno.lcy.
:llsto hand.
Etis,o l'iacs, acting a., escorts,
Carriages mit;i our dis,;pna:.a@.i
guests.
Itir$t ,li2iaiou or nour.e;; c:s!,:.
'rom Ediato Fork. un<;rr EaraDa!..
=. 4 Haydau and y. Il. :3a!ley.
Second Division Of f1ounio. :s:.b..
from st. Matthews I'n.isi., under
Mara:!a!s i;2n:y Da,;s ans: Jut;na i,
Edwards.
Iair1 Division OF monniua Qlr:bs.
from Middle O"argcl,rrg, under HIar.
sbala :. y. Cutler aud j. 70. Berry.
The unnoIMiu.t c!ui,: will co.:G o..
NA:se!l stree. III three divisions. right
resting VT ltt. ilny;e.s corner, ai.I
vii: enter t!!c procession, Immediately
I'll rear Of the cay:aar: f.ol. ta1 ,i2it
O; the line as soon rs thc caYii.ues
pass. ttbo mounted men ia!i;aE 81:
ii!o purpose. First foo. division.
iEH!slo Hoy!; al.'>r li..s:.i, Z. j.
Noicn; second took division, (:;;.
Matthc"a.) under l:nHaha! j. -.
sellers tniId foot DIVISION, f.u.;:dIo
Drangebaig,; aDlar Marshal ". Z.
Iz!aT.
Hiopntcl! clubs vii: GDrnl IL iine Is
i!er nrrisa, the frs! division O.! rail
roa" a"cnuc: right oil nnssci street!
second division Oh hooiin street,
r'GEs Oh rail ROAD a:ni:uc ;l.;Ts: Ai:.
sion ON railroad @yciu:o, right o,i
hn!cliA street,
tmnionn:c1 cloh5 vi! gorra o.,
hnaaail street. IN like DlnnMcr. The
first division, right 9. :oyjo's corner.
second division, rjght >! Pike car
Der ;i''d division, ...gh; ~ l;i;,riic'
street.
Divisions vii! clo@n intervals Us
sonn as ali oidhs are in N:,u. Cub.
are requested 10 assemble, anH nrv-
ceed 10 .'iaael il !i.ic Il. O'Clock.
Me:nbcra OF Ccnlcaf Executive
Nomhltiae vii! assemble a. Office OF
5. Diunie At i 'riucis precisely.
I!io merchant. cr CTamgahrrg are
respectfully requested 20 close :L.i.
stores.
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.Stt.s3o:a.iEU.,.

:: The Copamnciship heretofore existing
! between !:'c undersigned. nntier .iria
name Of Strauss Il Co, is this ,iav l;s-
solveJ bf mu;Wa! consent. Al parties
hnr!ng claims a2ans: the late iirn will
pycs@u1 them Tor payment and all par
ties owing said iirni will make payment
10 any o! Tie undersigned, each .! WHOM
5 auihoriAa.t /" make settlement Of its
Uh"ir,. J. STRAUSS.
j. j. STREET,
jas. II. FOWLi.S.
cranGcburg, ! G., Oct ! 1880
SHc undersigned have tliS day formed
Gop&rtm.rship under firm name CT
i.SFNAiES 3 90, and.will continue the
|"s'nras oi ;ii@e Milling as conducted by
t"u !Hte iirn'' y. STRAUSS,
j. j. STREET,
rs"ngcbur|. 5. G., Oct l, 1850.
isNhc undersigned viii continue tllc
4 iunhcr AUD i'Iainiun' Mil business
as conducted by ihc late nru OF j.
Strauss q Co, on his account.
JAS. II. FOWLES.
OraH&oDnrg,'S. G., Oct. |, 1880.
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HAMPTON il. t,:o Eia:I.

4; TIE Cnnpaion meeting hc!h 1T
Marion Cnnrt tinnsc on Monday last
Gen. Hampton j0inc'; :hn party and
spoke; 20. 9 large and enthusiastic
crowd. 1t is 10 be hoped tGa he viii
coatinro 0i'l.~;4!t cagSn't%.i..n party ,p-
I'll the election ap}H spcak al cycj.y ap-
roint'nentS% a'eka magic q: his name
and The position he !rpi;!s IL Tic af::,c-
uous Of or PEOPLE i@ill ctinmautl q
crowd however rapidly tl:c cotton may
ofcn or 6i1n,itg may bavo hccu the
enHc.a of' thG piin'oiic:.. il tbcrc il
|: 9 cch>1.y iii Che St;lc that ought 10 s,e
visited IS Gen. Hampton, it il,
Urargrburg. 1876 lis visit here
wns s,ioys on account of family it!Iio-
''t;oh and in'I87s lie failed 10 i!l l,is
appoirtmtnt, On both occasions The
Gro@9 was immense and The tli.ap-
Fpoiotn5cns grr;Rat. we bttspcai for
the csn5paigU party 8 hearty welcome
from our entire comfy, hut if IIann-
ton be onc'or The party TIE 10Th oG
'octoi,er will he nlo,nora:le ii the
political history Of tic comfy Coz its;
Gloriohs meeting and patriotic cnthu-
eiaSIn. =
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! Il Of my friends, customers ana eve
=. ryhodY vii! 80 we'll to cal. and OK.
.s::i!c iIic iargcs; assortment OF GOODS
ever exhibited in Crangeburg, which
were purchased with the greatest care
IL regard 70 style. Guaii;y and chcapncss
i! ;iic principal Giles North.
My stock oT FASHIONABLE DRESS
GOODS comprise everything Ia Dress
Fabrics. Al! the ncw shades and colora
IN Silks, Satins, Frlvets, Cashlneres,
no'niu Cloths, EroGades. AlpacCas and
il! fact everything that could be found
desirable. This stock especially sur
passe. anything ever brought Into tbs
berg. Come Jake look and be convinc-
Ell.
NANCI- GOODS, notions, Neckwosr,
hlboona, Corsets. Gloves, Ladies' Vests.
SnawlS. C!oaks. Zephyr Goods. Buttons,
''ct Goods, LaCcs, Embroderies. Sc,
Ne. III more than usual variety, simply
grand, gor9ci,ita UTG ininierse.
CASSiMiGiiES, JEANS, BLANKETS,
FLA NEl.s, Cotton Goods, CalicoS t!i-
rect !coni the factories n. the very lowest
prices and in the best qualities.
ain HOW The local agent for one of
the largest Philadelphia,
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N con- piianuc With tie orders oy ulcl
t'u,n- d. CCGuiou g'ieus [ will Sen the
fraL t.aratu "a Msnret ntDc ssynra! oa.y.
.are@ etDN at Ogaarglwr9 Couu.;lGusc
usl .t...u MorJay ,u November. ISsn,
Uj,Il" be trZcRi hours:
+ Ann (. Murphy ". Robt " Sin:ti,
Hu@h Hc"k aud others. III thiS case !
will sell al that lot oT parcel @; land,
si;naic iu The town ani county nf Or
;ni2csrug, fronting and n.cnsur;ng OF,
yrradwcN street sixty feet, ana D,Gas,ir-
inG bach one inndrcd aud thirty feet.
'aore or iras, ai! bounded North by 10,
'iDM q lately Of A.aiy II. Patrick, East
~ lot Of Mar, n. l,cadweI!, South by
lot OF Charles i.awtOu, ana west D.:
ttcad~"'l street
Tcrms--Ga-!,. Purchasers 10 pay lpr
papers aud recording.
= Susan T.. CrossWcii. .a''iniilj,trairj:t,
vs. George Butler Lros.wr!: and others.
viii sell il this ease ;ita following par.
cG'S or !t"cts Of land OF the iolc 20$inh
M.EroSs"ell, situate IN tiie cD,Ity 81 Or
Gh-GanrS:
/. A!l tnI! Tract Uf Land containing
fifty acres: more ur ;cas, bounded &Uril,
~ iAud n;t. iim. htHuc. Northeast by
t&hd Q! DAME! Zimmerman aud SOutn-
vest BY The iiugoT road which Hcu@ra!e.
Il !c0n! ii.2 rest "I CaEi2n.. ihI5!Gact Ic-
hiG 4 rAri o! J"i,iHitH.
2 tract c"i!@iNin! i.t:Y-th:cc acres
more or t.a>, hcEu4@d ,Sr|i!t: 8oHtil alt!
yes, on LANDS "i > y, tco:s "c!i ani
r.a'' on ihhd "t 4. NJ. tai."i., situate
,;e&c ~" H"ite" t':"er, "nGi boip& p2It Of
,.t &'ittc ia'!HS oi The late ". Ellen
!;I'4f'
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Grant 10 :nc RasDuo.

ana @h1 INia nnd TAs poHoto@i ~
tl@.wiiY ~ #lici' INC HAEtg !las !'c"'
rat'o"e" % NC d'srepnlaoic character
OF Earn".Tt make q change d horses,
necessary even "htisC nrosslng bi'ej
shkseaip. esDipiez zhampr, says That 3
reccpA eH.ts't,IPi Is ,Ai{tatniS, {ti, opekiihG ;:nh
! ,sS,ipner9n '%pI " tah S:t S:ftriie;d pTesa2es
i!!,,; ii!e "Eharaot o. i4e tHStHr @ ton Inc
.IEiiH uE;:Gi H'4 ihS substitution oi cen.
GEani',. rant, as Tie lieE1aent'al candidate.
ihS ,}':., = c',aeut:: cS2ec'cii III c"sc
lhe Republicans are defeated IL lodi
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IN :ha Wind,

Thejf fTepuen. copsnlt a;ions ha,d by
Radical leaders at No. s, HoIivcr's
Row, have q moauina.--a concealed;
purpose which as yet las 30: bcc,;
disclosed. Scarcely an evening bu,
.Boiivcr, Liyi6gston; WohsGcr and
other distinguished lettdGyS Of the
R"aical party, may nnt bo found
'Glosotc9 arelanaB0!uetiMc they pro
long their discu:sious until r late
Eonr OF ohc evening. Those who arc
acquainted will this locality and
tAeec sgcilticiaca know that ;hesc
'ncetE19G are not sociM gatherings.
batbnsiness consultations cYarg time,
and when takaa in comDcuiiuu VIII,
tbe Radical nouG;na:ious noticed ia
these columna " week or two ego,
their purD1rt can bo easily sulIn su,i.
y iuil-iicd3cft Radical cuuiity ti,:k:e.
Will ba thc outcome. .a
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N Situation ;Mow .;i;.,i'
Sl58sCEG,Ul0E.
'RANGEB;EnG. ). c.. OCT, S. 4SS

ayF.' i f'c5Ihe Situation ifdow.ifisf nri
ga''s'I'he Solid South and the necessity !
81 forinGttasiRg .fhe 9number OF Repuh- i
observation-disclosures ot Congress controlled
aJ;theiS Stuteinofhina atiohs. by that party
=! and gave direction to Tic t3;hi,uign
,YE al the'Soutb. I his necessity ever.
E&sriding every" uther; consideration, it,
as was Edeteuninsdf.to yield up every
~ etate:Fald If .requir et', every colinty
s;!2.6fhchito Sthn Dnm0Grats, and tn con
s.TSCentrafes the cntafa- -Repuhlican vote
sts6po!fGlM eIectofai' and Eeou $sessional
ezsIickata. ls'Pbis' 'sci,emc ha,l two-lnl1
sampteanitigs; one to i,icroase their power
2:fat sWasbfug tnn, :'aHtl r tiicsi .rtlIcr Ia
a1 fght;the -SGlitl Sju.h'by'iietaif:. Suc-
~glscdssithis .yearrin ellis iitl5t !: ouI,a Tho
is better enable t'iom tSnS T;iiaa hhe .entisc
a,aSoth In 1882 = hence. the a,,fnilurc tn
tbo part Of the Radicals to estate pnt
ticket in the field al :hc !nie. GoDvc;.-
ton ii Columbia, ana coni:nins them,
Ssclvhs to TIC electoral ticket and
congressional nominations: This prli.
cy hns!c6ntitilledh The; party in this
'oStats'snd svsiIl pro:5aglys cohti,uc To-
5Ssn1 rhrsss Il coalition 5a4former,
w wttillo:slates Grcsnback n,o;*.e,:Ie,f
aahthe urgon'zationo 81 flcli-y Sscon-
,iss ttngancy looked Tor alrlS i, iho cam
i. paigti.~ Sdoh aInnion2 is likely; jhtic
T.. ~ n.