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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

The Clan Mcleod was flowed 10
sea Oh Sunday by the tug Columbia,
McNickers pilot.
Judge Sawyer affirmed the decision
of Judge Deadly on the Willamet
bridge in Portland.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

Max. Wagner's San Francisco
National brewery beer can't be beat.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

We understand that the service at
the Catholic church was also very i'm
posing, music fine, and sermons im-
pressive.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

-Fire-brick and fire-clay in lots to
suit at Nj. C.. CrUsby's.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

Mr.. John Gates has secured an
other patent on his lubricator.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

We love 10 see our churches filed
with attentive listeners. IL leads to a
conversion to desirable modes of liv-
ing-invigorating, inspiring of itself.
Hopeful 10 life which puts IN a man
the heart to forgive and forget; to lift
up the fallen; more ready to relieve
the suffering; in short to make him
more thoughtful and Just TO his fellow
man, and truer TO his own convictions
of right and wrong.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

The Standard informs us that the
plans for constructing the Northern
Pacific railway to connect Portland
and Kalama are nearly perfected.
This will place the Astoria passengers
in Portland four hours earlier than at
present. Thus we will be that much
nearer to New York, Philadelphia, etc.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

Ex-senator James X. Kelly is At
the Occideht.
The Astoria fishery advertise a
lost net to-day.
Mr.. F. NJ. Bartholow. Of Bay
View, is in the city.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-19

All other churches in the city paid
the usual attention to an appropriate
observance of tins most holy OCCASION.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
(5Ortiesuns foIsD.
4ud elm grbthetI.

Der Wattenbuuer unb Der WoI3en>
bauer uoren Ra9baru, aber i9On felt
elmer Reibe Don Sabren bittere 6ein6e ;
warum, wuBte Ntemar6, ia ffe ieIbf
wuBten's ni9t mebr 10 re9t. Run MAI
Der Wattenbuuer toOttrant un6 ioate
alien feinen 6einben uerseibeu, alio aud
benz Rol3en6nuer. Oa3u woate CT iid
aber LANCE ni6t uerfteben. gnbli9 Iieb
er i@ erwei9en uu6 befobl, ieinen Sobn
su rufeu. als biefer erf9ienen, rei9te
er benz periOnIt9 berbetSerufeueu OtOIs
5enbaner Die 9an6 uno fa9te, 3ugIei9
ietnen SDbn ms Nuge faifeuo:v Nun,
10 MIL i9 Din bait pergebeu uub uer3eis
ben, abe Bua, = bent Ou b'raul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23

0owrence, benz bic gntraftuns bes aus
bern uer6d9ttg uortam.
TreiIi6 = idon Innge, IN Bn6ensgas
ben. Sur elm 1itel tann ibr, ober beiz
fer eefast, ibrer Mutter e~eniisen. Rn:
@em bier bic Ieste 6ofnung f9wanb,
Dem fduanb Der leste S9reden!
Sch na9 Sauis, 2arrp, persiB iie, roie
elm perniinftieer &erI, eruirb Dir ic6alb
aIs m0eIi6 Elm neues 8erm6gen, unb
wenn Du iemaIs 9ilfe brau9ff, bann
bent on mid!
9ur6ins i6iitteIte benz BOftOner bic
9auo.
Dante Dir tuufenb WeaI. ga, 9rabs
forb, i9 gebe, iobalb t6 tie nod einntuI
eeieben nnb ibr 9ebewobl seiast babe.
@ber tanu i6 ni9t fort es wdre aud
unse,Osen, ui@t wabr? 8eiBt On ui@t,
mo fie ift2
Sebenfaus gut DOR Dir peritedt, wetts
i9. erwiberte BRADFORD o6ieI3utenb.
Sci tein Hdrr, Qarrp, IS nitSt Dir ni9ts
On ueri9wenoeft 3ett un6 @e0uI6 INT:
fonif. On biff febr, iebr franz, un6 i'd
bebaure Did, beim Seus! Siebft Su,
i'd wetB ia felber mics tbut. 1ebertrds'
mir Oetnen NbidiebssruB an 1e, id MIL
Jpn w5rtIi9 befte1en.
SD fam ni9t, Srubforb = BET @oti
i'd tann ni9tI sd mug fe ieIbf ipre:
den, nm ieben asreis. SD wetB, haf
ib unbesreifi9 ndrrif@ bin, aber allies
Re6en bhft ni9s.~
9obei Bitch er, gs wur6e Wtittng,
unb 6rduIein Sarbis bate ii9 nod MIDI
feben IafIen, uub eamrenee 6arOtn9 u,ai
aud nod ni9t mad Baris absereif. Dit
Stnnbe gum Diner i9Ius. Or elite 5ui
Gable b'bote unb bate bic 9rpBe @eml9:
tbuuns, fte am dii6eru gu6e bes Eifdes
su erbIiden, NIT benz @rafeu 3ur 9inteu
un6 ibrer Mutter 3ur &e@teH. sic thug
elm rei3es, tiefihwartes &Letb - BIZ
Garbe BOB bic ~arH,o MetBe ibres
$ssats sHh sssIttS itt siR sssKsneGes'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
0is 6oupt{ode.

Cine Dame, bic has &teIier etues bes
ribmten Ralers beiu9t, iiu6et nItr ben
Diener auueien6 un6 IdBt f6 DON 6ems
ieIbeu eiuise gntwirfe un6 BiIber aeis
gen.
Dame: sic f5einen febr gut Orienttrt
unb mifeH Sbrem 9errn o sroBem
RHsen fetn. = Disner: 8 ial Dime
mid tSnnte en- gar ni@t anstOmmer.
SD Orbne un6 fese fem GteIier, i'd febe
MO6eu fur ale feline 6eiliaen, f9 be-
forge BITE Rabmen, retnise gtnfeI unb
80letten, fpanne bic 2einwan6 unb mi:
i9e aud bic Sarben, = er brau9t fe
Bios b'rauf5ui9miereu. Das 1T gIaes,
mas er gu tbun fat.
Gin nugIad fur bie gItern.
Eo1ter: 9npa, weiB Ou 19On, Der
6err s.. TIT 9trettor Der ueuen Ntttenge'
feaf@oft 9ewOrbeui
gapa: I'D @ott, fetne GItern Uaren
bod 70 rstt9affstts 9satelt9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23

&uffeG. 9us einem Suuie in Der
Miuersafe ert6nten biefer Gage 6iIfes
rufe. Der bort pobnen6e, f9on oft NEE
gen Gruntenbeit unb 9ausitan6aIs nit
Der 8OLi3ei in 8eriibruns setommene
GaeeI6bner S6abe bate feline 6rau, fet>
men ie93ebuidbriseH SObn unb banu fi9
Ielbit nit einem MeHer am 6aIie per.
wunbet. @dbrenb f9 bas 8ubIitum
Dor benz 9auie auiummelte, itir3te pl6ss
LID S9abe aus benz Senfter auf bic
StraBe un6 muBte nun, i9wer perlest,
mad benz Qanbtrattenbauie 9ebra9t wers
ben. Die @unben pom Srau un6 Subn
ftnS weniser sefdbrlt9.
SuIba. Oie am 10. Ropember bier
etnsetroffeue Mel6uns pon Der pom
8upit uOaso9enen grnennung bes @enes
rnIsSiturs @eOrs &Opp gum Bii9of pom
6uIba wurbe bier freubis besriBt. Sos
&atbhaus wurbe befa9st, bic vSuIb.
8ts." CAB ein betrdn3tes grtrabIatt
beraus, 6ul6isun9ssE eIesramule stngsn
on ben neuen Bii1of @eore ab. Sers
feIbe it am IS. Suit 1ss7 gebprtn, fsbt
HIfs tsR as. G~sssHBiakts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
Oasaa 0anseabnna eineI
Raltndfr So 8 5: :i 81 ::;:;s I . s.: 6:

tea reiA taufrtrten
HaHtbNeees W6tBIItens0aIeneet
I'M feas FsesafrsL 40 sGsn xtstJsa Ausstas
- IN bgtat1sn 0rus1HDB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23
80 Cts, SO GtS., so GtS.,
80 cts SO GtS-

Sambmr0er Gr0Nfett.
B~rpbtrtI 8robtrt
GtHs ttaatSe SIaf6G UtyS iea IN ansH 5ensu
IeTbh In ben unsldubtsten Ben ben BtrtRHetn bieiet
beiImitieIS nbsrlsnesn.
Dis SIoi&s 6ouiburea GrOvfcn tshtt 50 Cts. cher
fhni SiaiAen swei Dollars, hnh In ansn bentidtn Npes
theten An haben, cher werben bet Beteuuugeu TN Bes
Gaee ron $500, mad @uptong bee SeIheSr tret nae
alien EhsiIen Der Der. Staaten perfauet-
ERaB aAreiRrs: O.. @OaeIev q 60,
1aIttnsore. Yb'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-12-23


BresIau. Weaen OiebifabIs pom
MeBoeudnoern unb ReIiquien aus Der
firitbii60Hi6en .6apele i'm bieiigen
Dome puroe Der Sir6enoiener 2ansmars
tin al 8 Sobren 3u9tbuus perurtbeiIt,
Der @oIbarbeiter Ruuse, on ueI9en
e~rIferer ieinen &aub u%ertauft bate, err
belt 2 Sabre 3u6tbuus unb befen @bes
frau 6 Wonate @efdnsniB.
OppeIn. Na6bem sur WiIberune
bes Rotbitonbss in SberidIefien @elOz
mitteI 9epdbrt wor6en ftnb, pur6e nun
aud an9eOrbnet, baB in iebem &reiie
cine Idnblt9e 6OrtbiIbunssi9ule erri3tet
pirb, in wel9er neben BEN @lementar;
oeeenffdn6en porSuesueiie Der ltnterridt
Inn Oeutl9en betrieben werben iou.
8eutbem. Die 6idbrise Rarie
.Smfe, Eoftcr hes bier wobnbuFten
SIdieumu6srs SObanu Sunte, wur6e
bieier Gage in Der Rdbe bes S9ieBbou.
fes ais Qei9e aufsefun6en. aHem Gns
idein mad mar has Stnb ermOrbet uni
beraubt moroen. Mls Der f9redli9eu
Ebut uerbd9tts wurbe bic felt Idnserer
2ett fe6brieRi9 perfoIste unuerebelt4tc
SbtIomeua RaSpr3instf uerbaftet. 8ei
EGrieIben wurbsn elm paar Golheut Sbr'
Nass Ssrssfanbsu, Rst$s O5H ben 0ssss''
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
A NOTED DEATH.

Dr. NC Mackay. one OF The great
est Alasons oftha United States and
an old citiZrn ofSouth Carolina, dice,
at Fortress Monroe oa Monday
morning. Immediately after Tie war,
hetook sides with tie T.. deal nar.y.
lie Was malic President Of the Cen.
stI;u!ional Convention. He was
afterwards appointed Collector OF the
Tort Of Charleston. Subsequently,.
he WAS defeated for the United STATES
Senate by Mr.. SAWYER, who is now g,
drnn!:ar,l and an ou.cast in soine
Northn III city. \ fccr this, hr moved to
Washington ID. {. whore he has lived
q quiet life ever since. lie is The
father Of the noted f. w. ~ AIackay.
Dr. Macliay w::s a man al. large
mind and strong character, and how
ever We may have differed with him
IN politics, We lus1 acknowledge his
intellectual powers and force ol viii.
lie was probably tho most h.ilIi:n.
Mason in the cnuntrv.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1881.
DEM0RAl.lZsTION IN POLITICS.

The hrnzcn- faced bribery wkivh
has been practiccd in few days past
III the Legislature Of New York in
the Conl<ling and Pla!t fight against
the administration, an;l tic appear
ancc that Il great portion Of the
money i; furnished III nllninistra
tion lobbyists is enough to excite the
most serious approximations in the
minds OF all good men for he future
Of the country. The tendency j.; al
arning, and, unless rhnc!;c.l, will be
ruinons to onr National character. 1T
should he the prize anl aim Of al!
good citizens To preserve our Nation
q reputation as Il priceless Jewel
Wcare glad to Sc" that there was one
legislator who WAS honest, free and
bold ennngl to get up III The Lcg;sla-
tive hall and publicly d2nruncc the
disgraccta,l proceedings, AMI expose
the chief actors. The New y Iork
SIN, the well known st,iuncr Demo
ale journal, a!!u,liny 10 The same
subject, says:
1T is Il painful commentary Oh the
prevailing tlcmoralizatol in politics
that the recent alleged attempt at
bribery il thc Legislature 1t .!ll,uny
has generally been treated as Il Joke.
The Republicans seemingly have
taken no other view Of it. They az
pear to regard it as wearing no ser
ions aspect whatever.
And even the Democrats have sac:
~ fallen short OF the duty t!cvclvcs,
upon them hv suvll IN recurrence.
Even the patriotic General Srinola
strictly honest :s lie is sai! 10 l,c-
has ialiln far short ofdoing his whole
duty iii he premises. He should
have reused Il storm that could not
be equrll2,. lie Of all mcn should
have seen in this no occasion tor u
joke
This is exactly the trouble. We
speak too lightly Of so serious and
disgraccI'ula 4 thing rs political fraud
and corruption.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
Notice to Consumers of
TOIDacro.

VOCR attention is called to few hrands
u ofmy fine amoaking and chewing
Iobaecos, also Scgars and cigarettes, which
| make a specially: Chcwing-Celcbrated
Buzz Saw. The Golden Bar, Corn Cob,
Mique, Early Bird, Capt. JacE, Aurora
Pan axe, Bcozl, Void Cnowncd Mills
F!nra fine Gut. and many other brands
which are not mentioned Lcrc. niways
"n hand, Smoking: ". T. BlokwcIls & Coz.
pur'"'n, tho only genuine Block wells
Long Gut, for PIPES and Cigrctts, Morburg
hr"s. Alclr"se Curly Cut, Smokers T1uest
Friend. Larillord Solid. put up in tin foil.
&. '" Gail & Ak celebrated Grown Brand.
s.cears- wirahelia, Private Stock, Quccie
nt'c l.nrenn, Dona Sal, Ornate, Black
hoop. lavori,e, Fmmprc State. Cigarettes
one Fisherman. Fritie of the North,
Lit Joker, Elackwcll's Durham. All of
the above are gllar rantcc'l to bc first class.
give me cal aud be convinced that /,
keep The best Tobacco's in the market.
Look for The Blue Store.
FRANK RISHER, Aet.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
FASHION AND HEALTH.

i, is encouraging 10 sec bv London
papers that English women of rank
and position are taking seriously info
consideration the cxtravagl Of
women dress at the present d;,y.
and also its adverse influence mon
health and comfort. The Niscountcss,
liahclton now proposes to organize q
society, the aim Of when will he to
''introIucca style Of dress That shall
he consistent with The laws Of phy
siology, and 1T the same time bc
comfortable, graceful and ccoY0
mical The ladies Of Berlin also
started sn"l a 50 ic:y few wears
ago with some sncct IS. Fin,s are
imposed hv The society upon those
members who have exceeded a rro
sonrIlc limit Of expenditure in dress:
and those who have devised and prar.
lically adopted neat and eo!n.or. abl.
anodcls arc rewarded. What have
American girls Ia say about this new
departure? We are rather inclined
to think hat they will hold to the
good locks, and let lie health take
care OF Itself. and the i:l;hers and
husbands take care Of The expense.
Is il not SO, however, that, in the
estimation Of some, ncatncss and
comfort constitute The embodiment Of
good looks?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
10 TIE CDLORED TEACHERS CT
O.ANGXBURG COUNTY.

The school Commissioner Of You.
County has received from lion.
Hugh 5. Thompson, the State Super
lntendcnt of Education, Il circular,
which contains the following infor-
nation of vast interest to Won:
~ Normal School for C,lor,,l
Teachers will be held 1T Columbia.
beginning July >, ana ending july
-. The Object Of the Institute is to
tram tcat hers for their work. The
course OF instruction will include all
ihe branches taught in the pub!i,
schools OF this State, together with
nusic and drawing. The Institul
VII be under the charge Of Mr.. II.
I. Montroncrv, Of Washington. y
-, a teacher Of large experience, whu
has heretofore conducted similar
Institutes with great success. IIc
VIII be aided h.y skillrnl assistants.
Teachers Of public and private
schools anal persons desiring to be-
come teachers arc earnestly request
ed 10 attend the Institute. Tuition
VIII ne f.'c:. Board can be obtained
! olhinbin NJ T2.3O week. Per
'ons desiring to make arrangements
III advance for board con co 80 by
applying, hy letter or postal card, to
NJ. Nn. NJ. Dart, Columbia"
These who pay /nN fys,-rlcss /orr
ON the South Carolina Railroad, will
y. permitted to return free. 1t is
OF vast Importance that teachers
avail themselves Of this opportunity.
we Know their salaries are scant. bit
the investment made here will he a
paying one. Let all who can, GO
The Schooi Com nmissioncr will do all
ne can in the way Of obtaining all
desired information. We hope our
white readers will do al! they can 10
extend this notice among the coiorcd
lcachcrs. The Institute for white
teacher which will he held in Green
vile, August ond, will he spoken Of
hereafter
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
. - Q O -
CHEERING.

The Columpia Rtyisfcr gives the
following encouraging summary Of
the immigration movements:
"About 400 immigrants have been
brought into the state SO far, and
they have all been selected with care
rs to their capabilities, health and
cleanliness. Ten families will be s.. MT
from New York every Saturday du-
ring The Sulamci, which will be rs
maaH as can he well handled here at
present. In the fall the receipts will
hc larger, and rs many will j. shpp
e as hOm?S cali he found IOr.N
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
COL. MILAN +. IlIlToON,

The every day announcement of
"c"M comes to the world rs do all
commonplace events, producing a
ripple OH the surface, and again an
indifference gives place to the de
mands OF life. Life, stern rough life,
mas quick sigh and farewell for the
dead, and goes on in its fcvcrish
tread. There are periods, however,
even in the race Of life when a halt is
commandcd-when u surprise over
sets MS. liza man dies, it is an every
hour affair; if one who led has stop
pea, 1T IS only as expected. But
when yoo" man dies, then ali in
stinctive reverence for what he was,
vonpels stay oflifc's greedy push
Col. William +. Hutson has gone to
his rest He died on the 10th, at the
| home Of his dau ghtcr, Mrs. Sanders
Glover, at McPhersonville. Sur.
rounded Ivy those who had been
| tendcrly faithful, hc spent his last
days amid all the comforts love could
oiier 1e'-and we say it with hum
blcst levcre. .ce--could he have chosen
spot where to breath his last, il,
would have been where his wife )
remains are resting-in Orangehurg.
Col. Hu.son could have faced al,
! human misfortune with Roman forti
tudc, and ba!llcd the toughest blow.
OF calamity with his intlonitabl,
will, but, when the band was sun,lcr.
eel twlxt his peerless consort an,
himself, his heart broke rs it wrrn
and, ever since, his eyes have faith
fully looked from the mound he
tenderly watched over to the time Of
reunion. He was severely unc,no
t'onat--yct, no softer h,a felt
anothcr's woe. lie seemed stoical in
any emergency, yet his passioncss
exterior compelled many to exclaim-
',h, lis well that in the soul nrc nnola
hat will not open to tho. keys OF speech"
His was the acting out Of principle.
How he chcercd The widow aud
orphans drearincss, how he helped
the poor, how he sent sunshine by
deeds of charity, they. and the. were
many, knew in secret, what Heaven
crowhs today with "wcll done.
LatGi.y he has been nn i'll man; il ran
GacA through painful months; yet
ncrc' com .,laint. If alone, his
| Bible was his all. Conscnting at
last to give up dcvout wish, as
| limited before in this, he left with his
daughter f,r his old home, and there
he passed away. Long will the
mound above the Cody man bc
lcndcrly cared for, and the Children
OF today will gather at his tomb in
later years to rccite the good he per-
| formed, and that SO unsclfishly.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
TIE GLASS BALI TOURNAMENT,

The Glaas Ball Tournament on las.
edncsday and Thursday WAS q
most interesting occasion.
. We give The following additional
particulars for our readers:
First match tor teams Of five men,
balls to c:'ch man, making a pos.
ihlc score o.! 80, $40 crtrancc, Sc
o!lars added by Orangcburg Gun
= lub.
TEAMS ENTERED
Winnshoro, Orangehurg No. t,r
Oran:;rbmIg No. 2, Fort Motto, st.
Matthews, Columbia, Charleston
hcIii;il!e and n Scrub Team.
Isl prize, SO won hy Orsngclurg
NO !. 2nd prize, $35 diviticd le
wcrn ChHrlcston and Winnsl,oro
cams they making same score. srd
prize, III, SO won hy Fort Mote.
Names Of members Of teams and
score As fellows:
cRaSGEBURG NO. |.
NJ. G. Observation-Disclosures.
". j. DcTrcyille... q
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
Notice to Whiskey Drinkers
Physicians, Members of
Temperance Societies,

pEI :OW find few brands Of Whiskies
1D which l guarantee pure and unndul-
teratcd Golden Grain Rye Old Crown
Eye. Hunters Mountain Rye. These are
three OF the purcst and best Wli>keys
made, Mai. Paul Bourbon, pure N. C..
hite Corn. Red Corn Whiskey made from
htd Corn, Fine French Brandy. Crysall-
lied Rock and Rye California Peach and
Honey. the Celebrated Lyon Punch, Wine.
"i the beet and l,urest qualities, imported
and domestic tiina, Lager Beer always on
f,an:! aud cold as ice can make it. Bi:ters
NIL ofthe best brands.
n. b do not, head the above, mean
ing that The Physicians and members nf
cmpernnce Societies are drinkers, but
hsau Il III that manner to call the attention
"i all to the place where thev can get the
pnrest Liquors both for medical. necessary.
ana gcHeral purposes Look for the Blue
n'orc. FRANK RISlIEE, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
Total
sCRUH no I.
Total

a"!EfsT Args. 80 Rs7nAses, 8 HAlLs
First prize, s2s, won by Hall of
Charleston, after = very hard fight
with McMastcr oi Winnsboro. Hall
b."aking l3 out Of IL ana McMas-
ter out OF IA.
Second prize, $l4, won by Centre
OF Winnsl'oro, making 10 ont of IL,
1zlar "f Orangcburg s. ont Of IL.
Third p.izc, II, won by Furman Of
Charleston.
SWEEPSTAKES II ENTRANCE 5 BALLS
lst prize, IS won by Trenholm Of
Charleston; 2nd prize, 81 won hy
Smoak Of Or:in :5ebnrg; 3rd prize, 81
Won by Cnli' OF Charleston.
TEAM MArcu, 5 BALLS, 81 ENTRANCE.
lst prize, $25 won by Charleston;
Pad prize, sl3 won by Winusboro.
They tied with 81. MATHEWS but won
III shoot of. 3rd prize, 81, so won bv
Columbia. Tied With Scrub but won
III shoot Oh
2ni DAY;
TEAM MATCH, AT 4 PIGEONS, POSSIBLE
SCORE -, ISrRAScE $l5, $50 ADDED
ny oKASGEBukG GUN CLUE.
lst prize, go won by Winnsboro;
End prize, $31 won by Orangchurg, i
and 2 (divided.) Bird prize, III, 80
won by Charleston.
In the single shooting at birds the
first prize OF $33 was won by Mc3Ias
ter Of Winnslloro after hard fight
with Gibhcs Of Columbia. The see.
oud prize Of $i6,5O was won by DR..
NJ. G. Salley OF Orangeburg after a
hard fight with ID. f. Slnoak OF
Orangcblrg. The third prize Of Ss,
was won by Z. G. Cannon.
In tho sweepstakes, % entries, the
first prize Of $23 was won by Mclor-
ley Of Winnsboro after severe con.
test with j. a. Sallcy Of Orangeburg,
McCorlcy breaking Is balls withou,
miss, and Sallry missing his fif.
tccnth.
The second prize Of oil, so was won
b. Thompson Of Spartanburg and
the 3rd by DcTrerillc of Orangeburg
TEAM MATCH, 5 RAILS, 10. ENTRANCE.
Orangcburg No l, lst prize, 1850
Orangebury No. 9 and Charlcsl OH tv
ing for 2nd prize $40, Charleston
won in the shoot Off
The Charleston team not being sat
isticd with their defeat offered ayain
for same money. Ornngcburg No.
copied he .llengc, aud Orange
burg won.
Orangrhurg made q splendid score
and dciea cd Charleston the third
time duains the Tournament. Char.
lesion beating Orangcburg only once
IN tour regular team matches.
Columbia and Charleston were both
defeated III the last sweepstakes as
Culp Charleston best, and Gibbcs
Colulnbia's best man wore beaten liz
Slnoak of Olangcbure, Smoak win.
ming first prize making - ont of
4 possible l3, Gibbs / 1 and Cnlp 10.
Thus ended one Of the most sue.
ccssful Tournaments ever held in this
State, little over Five hundred
dollars being paid out in prizes
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

Passengers leaving Columbia or ''har-
lesion on these trains have to change chr,
at Branchvile TO reach Charleaton at SIS
+ III OF Columbia at o 80 l. III.
Night Express Trains Daily.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

On Columbia Division Night Express
Trains run daily; all ether trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
On Augusta pvision all Passenger Trains
run daily.
Sleeping Cars are attached to Night Ex-
press Irains-bcrtI.s only $l.50- bctwec,,
Columbia. Charleston and Augusta On
Saturdays and sundays. round Trip tickets
are sold TO and from all stations at one
iilst.clasS fare for the round trip, good till
Monday noon 10 return. Excursion tick
cts good Tor tcn days are regularly Oil sale
ut SIX cents rcr mite Tor round trip to and
from all stations. Connections made at
Columbia with Grcenvi.lc and Co.unbi;,
and Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
roads at Charlotte .jnncti-n by train arriv-
in5 at Columbia ut 1875 A. NJ. and luay-
ing Columbia al 600 T.. ". 10 and f,nm ul!
points on both roads. \, Charl cston with
steam crs for New York un Wc,l, e,,lavs and
Saturdays; ais" with steamers E.r J:.cksor-
vile, Fra, ard points OH ST. John River
and with Savannah and Char cston I,ai:-
road to a points South.
Connections are made at augusta with
Georgia Rai road and Centrai Rai;ru,. TO
and from all points West AID South.
Through tickets can be purchased tva:i
points South and Wes;, by applying to
DC ALl.EN. u L Il ia.
JOHN = PkLk. General .SiI,.
J &. POSfELl, Ast., Ora,,s.b lrS. s. e: