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A stupid md tedious eante, rendered
onhIy sntr,tiess nu,i un,nfnrnqtinr hv the
,vro,,1,o,t ..,ss. -, ~ .,,o r;,,,ars ,"as ,,,vo,,
Wle.slioa Wofk ol lne pi'e!.eEs, was pMye1
ieams In tie presence Of about loo specta-
t tat "'is III 10y ,un ~ to Sn"t Ia
:, Wv .@ tcs".s ~" % ~ "su. taI NY .sp' t'.at
o game nm p@t e sss sS ta yka tf t.
w, tno ou'er a!Steu'! eoutt'uutluE t1tspNhois
%elt y, 4a gsS ine r Wot
s",,, s,,os u1' n"t =, I'm n"r. n1 fhtco ~ ,ha
eotll SUES, ont on tho pal1 vi o0!cago sae
eors e sn MS to"l scss u n"i,ate nv p-
eu,A' "4u 4Noeso aeo!.eu "''AHsu ''' ~
s1lye to s,ow nov %
fo,,,, ar., NJ t",sS ,,nrI nra hot,, a,,ncun,j.
aoW't anu tsles '1asas, R''t| uoth auccoeu'
IN lint ,,,a ~ octto,, Yoatar,invis .xhiiI,inn
cfcarIv ri @ @ established % tha nocesslty Of piacinr
ptv'n,s "net soo r W ,,.tMlv .nos
respoct|Ve capta'ns' I!,efe u no eafth!y
reason why Keote should hays las eal'etl
un.'' ~ ~ M. as.'ae' a " .a" vi '''"s ea,,sv - ~
bay, no belloItt 10 o|elivr tenlil oat possibly
@ S9'o s.s Si se !. 81 "bss S ptseF tell; x sts H.
hast,s oil SalIs ill., aid hi s ~ u.atGonj,u % sit Ills
ugfan9n% % u tlla g gl.1v. . 4 eA.ae WIN Heors 's
ot 10 ought Yaally 10 W pNlyt'it III ~ l'oas
N!M lAlt. WHetes!a yeStefslay'B g1at!a', III
alld ai7 unfair balls were pitched, ncuupiett d
trltlu less tNan tWu ll0ura l.ll i hall, Cur
eor ns'' sor;ys tv Interests 4 !ts sab Ist'
q is{|r |a Sslts a saicssss|e, ,W|!.oat sithst
this ls ,Wl,At llU did ycstUrslay III
suvorat Instances; and ho ought TO have better
, 1881-07-01

surninu his Ieft wrist fn sliding to srcu1tl lnse.
aid tho injury rrused! ~ tcrio,ts us to w.,plly
dl4at,lu HIN fur snyerat days. Quest has t";cit
nlllly {ur aDtro tItlle past Aru.unt If Il burt
u roco!vc Ia tho chest at ist'ai!, and, fur tho
iirst time siuce III: J"n'd tho Ih,eaYu triIn,, ho
nske.t IN To Ial.l n[r. Scnl, WIN II relied u, Hs
valuable substitute. HIT! tho bn1 luck IL hurt
" :tm.liyr y! tact.:s r.. twnnr : s''rsc .iays aat,
nn y wthniy ''nat at1 ff r. sefsaeo syhi & &srs
third, and Williamson ut sct*i,l blss. Tho.
chixea wore not for tho botter, tO say lho lcnat,
but Hi did Us well ns cGulA l,u expected, rotlsl.
orinK their unfaEuIIIarlty with tilolr respective
'p.tstiulIA.
T1-morrow the Troys rtay THAR last gnms
hore thl8 season.
TIE SfnilE.
, 1881-07-01
WORCESIE ER VS., CLEVELAND.
Hofttdt Dispatch to Ina Chicago tribute.

9 CLEvEr.ANn, u, Junu @-Altl1ougl1 tho
score OF to-.lay's g,.n,e Is very one-sldet yet
there WAS quite contest for Victory during
tlle first eight innings. Both n[ne's changett
their batteries, Nolan n1,sl konmler, lutte Of
tho Akrol,s, pitching altd catching for tho
Clevelanus, whilo Richmond whirled tho
sphere for tho visitors. keu,nller nlude some
errors, but nevertheless did gootl serylce he.
hind tho hut. nut four hits wore made off
Nolan in the first eight innings, but lit tho
ninth he Weakened considerably, md was
battuA hard. Richmond was very deceptive
In his delivery. Clovula,,ds nlnde their
only run III tho SECOND inning
iitoyey'a passs.l kroiilitiur. Tho WNrcostcra
scored THUR lrst run III the fourth inning un Gr-
rnrs. withntlt making slnRio baso hit. ln tho
sxth fInnE good hits ~, and Srsnra !et IN notaar
streak Ut batting. and earictl tlFoo runs on hits
by l>or9an, Irwin. Crean,er. Enahoug. and Rloh.
n'ond's double-haaer. About 7oo werc present.
s;!:s;& IS Il
Earupd dfui,a-Wnrrcatpra
Fielding errprs-Wurcestur, .; Cleveland, 7.
i!r7o hiis-.Worceater, .; Cleveland, 8.
Frst baso on balls-Ciovalsndt Wotoeatcr,l !.
Ftsst Saso on csspfs'-Worqester. =; Cleye-
; iSit q % ba.osM Worcester, !; g!eyelsaa
n,oad, rusceii 81, ihillips H. Nsmsca koma. sS
lGr. 80.
lialls ealled-n!chmond, so;, Nolan, d.
sa 1"4nie M Mptaey-il'vaAley. 3; talltps. ks,n!nles.
TinsEeTTwo eTT no,,ss isi; ind i fifteen minutes,
Usurlre-DoescAer,
, 1881-07-01


DETltolr, Micll., .lune 30.-1t was the same
old story to-tIny, Detroit dropping ,,notl,er
ga,le that SHOULD l,avo buen uasily won,
Only eight llts were made olE porby, but
tliey weto curkers, ard swellel tho tUtal
bases to liftcel,. The "pliununen0n " gets
ratified at critical points Of late, and
pills the bnll oyor tho plato 10 his own dis
cOmflture. I1auion mid Knight male SEVEN
brilliant fly catches but Dan O'I.eary, n
spmt.protesstonal who was engaged 10 play
Won't. Aisablcd-un,tfeA fly witch cost
Detroit batte4l III Iistfcss soy. Of wuy, a,,d
tho few hts We're mt hllnelied. Providence
nlilttn twO It, tho secnntl OF s!nslps BY Hr0ss
am! Hines, and l1anny's twa-h -hAser. Detroit
tietl III tho fourth ey DenMy,,s ,nn!f
villa 81 .o esx a poays M via ,kss's ntsse 70 sece Sat
ilanlan aad asInxlc by Knight. nlaceI Detroit
men !,ut, hut atnrt mule base hit: Furrell sent
y high t,l,u to ULcary, who t!rappcl It: Ynrk
in,'' ,nS''e easor' nHa caMc home o1 tnusls
tho ninth, Denny and l1incs cach milking three
nase hits. tho latlrr contuE HUNG TN Start's
sSss s s:uR S,s ss sn s'Ss Ssftat s wssH rapidly
B;;;:!; ;:';::S +
Txo: bese nits-Yosk. Ncnny. mauion, Ger.
Throc-hasc h,ss--ttncs, Donny.
E!ra. i,ase q, bais-rrovi!ence.3 81; Detroit, J.,
Struck oi,t-liit,es. whitney. -
Puescsi nIls.-OUsa, =.
Wild plteh- -tlItlbNurn, |.
Ittnu-Two hnura nnl tcu minutes.
UMplrh-l3rAllCy+
, 1881-07-01
FoUR-a11LE HoAv RACE.

Sr. JoHx. n. D., june 3o.-fhu four-n,tle
slngle-scr3l rncc between. lilcltant Nngie, OF
81. john, and John Mckay, Of Halifax. for
sD a side, on the Kennebecasls, resulted
to-day In h Victory for sfekny By mir or seven
1cngths: time. .t:it. Mckay. ut tic end uf
tne atl.l II half, Is,wed biz HbNHlnnl down. and
sSoretl III. ta,sy victory. Nas,t h!raMe alex NJ
tne stunlnotI Tier hu entered n Tho second mile.
Considerable lil0uey chHnKe4t ha1lds.
, 1881-07-01

Sptttd% 0HpattT 10 Inc ChfC0 Tfibitnks
BLooMlSaroS, ILL.,, june 3o.-The bicycle
rnce, twu-mile heats, tlie first item III the
program Mt the Jockey Club nertlng Mt tho
Fulr Grounds this AFTERNOON, MAS witnessed
by iargu nuinberat persons, and .sns iusurcst-
ttaY, thotlxh muddy track prevented fast rid
inH. TheronG Full VOL the ttTst heat III 5:+j;
EMer Falsum tho SECOND aud ihl,tl In 6:l3 and
Gle.
Special pt,pateh to The Chteaso Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Junu M,--The !Icyelors of
Wisconsin and the Northwest will hold their
seGDnd annual meeting III this city Tomorrow.
Two hundred tleeEates arc Expected to bc tn
attendance. \ run will sho EsR19 10 Lakeside.
0cnnoulpwtc, Waukesha. and otherof tho neigh
boring Watering placeA.
, 1881-07-01
DISlllYNEQ.

spsetal pisaateA 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
La CltnssE, Wis, LWna Sat u late haur
last night Joseph ltoclIett, In company With
another man, repaired to the slough just
south Of the utty witt. The Intention Of hatl-
luz. Neither were ablo to swim, ut,s Aochett
vontused out tuo tn. III deep watur anl wus
,truwn9d. Ito WIS ~ years OF aRq, u baker, au4
sapglo. tue b0t!y l.Aa not been recovered yutt
Sp<etal ntl1aseA to Tae Chleapo Tribune.
Sioux Glry. it,, luno 3A-Allla tltn.aheo, ageI
g. The unty kail ap1 rhtld OF Mr, a. Ofp,aao, Waa
drowned to.dxy whlla bathlux.
, 1881-07-01

EAnrFonn, coMn., june W.-Chartcr Oak
Park: F!lrt won the a:45 class, taking the
second, third, and fourth heats. j. II. Gould
took tue ilrst heat; time a;ea71, a:ss.4{,
a:esN, .:1lM.
Tho 2:"o raco was won by Early 1sose tnkIpg
tho ecponIl. thirl, and fourth hpnts. Tommy
Norwood tuck hrst heats tlno a:s7a{, 2:::tl.{ u,
, 1881-07-01

FruM Ii usuaIty &ftao {ltisa tilsuFdera that ~
susSIy unlesntae thair neai!h anl stxength.
HyesY wo,lAn awes It 10 hutstst atla % HsF txmr
nv io u8o that eplpbrRlo nle1loiua, ktd1ay~
Wpft. Ii u (he snrp relnpAy fur constipation.
aud for I'LL Akt0r&eEs ct tho kianeys ana Ayes.
Try It III liquid nr dey fprn: EQu1l1y elhc4aAs u
q(hStt- H9ttQN 1uNt1ag Au<iE{.
, 1881-07-01
+. ", Ltlly's b. Z. 1'tKr,maHc,. 4 .yts- by
fllNrin, dam Muss 1losp: 10 lGss... 70
Ttme-I:asIi; .:(1ss; .:G.

n... .. ,.,.,x,.r
THE FfSAt. EVkst' ,
OF illo tlny wis hn,l,ltthp prso lnT ~ MEes; ~
Whicfi ow,,er* wore 70 hncMn w. tnSr t;f.. ~"
WIS nA,tu great favarlt TT tht* rase, tss4y *rN.
Inv sccthl eht5pn. Mtal l31tl ltil;c thisM. Mneh
tliy tlav tpll MAtaRtirtlN jtimpe1 - thn lfOMt.
ut When thtpu.at,Astors ,.., ~ - MIG
h ieeit rim whs ton !cn9tns n"nnsu % ~ tMo sess:
". talct nw tnu n.it q sno sn cFrWa; al'" ~ ~
nelrlY OWN With tho MARI "noh I t. ay Ms ". M ~
!or sho was ready 70 stop: p ma tue aedtna "on
III ensy stylo by two lon4'nt'
Tl1H suMMARY.
stvr nAy-tIandtcnp purse, %251. nil ngos.
ownara r. hat,dIcnp tholr own hpraes. Ono
Mia ent # quarter.
j. ~. Fhnnii,FA 4 u 3. kaiop' aBea' oy eas Nla''
ny uatl srt"s M.rEni u 70 ~, p Matn.nstin nrni ~
llnrnon lnr,nsr+s = % 't;ns Mnttf" H. Mnrvit,: Id liz. .
llenti llenitesnigf s !, = fi,,v uvni ~ NnrrI.M,snts
Ghtn, Gh!t.,,i:n n"h.'ht * = iin, hail n,rci ~ fnhr
, 1881-07-01

LoSo BRANCH, N. T., Juno W.-rllo coll
dItion Of II. r. NGe{lrntil. the wcll-kaown
turfnlan. ls q littlG more favorable Tonight.
Ills Atlulont il lr1psy. Ills phyBican says thero
IL possible chauce of hts recovery.
, 1881-07-01

Wotsyn thAt bayo boo4 pronounced lpouFAhlo
cdsoplulpE tufal 0l {tuu!u HsAkuoGs BY the uso
of lydia z. Nlnkham's ,Vegalable Gonpoans
Send to Acs. hydta T. panK9am. ID Weatesa
, 1881-07-01
nA1LKoAll ACCIDENT,

PouapKEErss., n. Y, lpne p.-An acct..
dont happened on tho llulsQM 4ttyer lSallrqa1
today BY tta break tnx of the axle Ut y freight
cur, atsasheA t9 the Canada Southern 2lnsx!ant x;!.a
GSs S waat lasS ths hfs fsfvsr. Faa Snslxrant paf9
were uut 1aEalie4. Trains are aalsye4.
, 1881-07-01

New YoRK, june a.-.Thc Interstate
yacllt.race, slstnnce fifteen miles, was won
Dy LHtly Emma, Silence second, .tlbcstno third.
Time, I.43. Aks.
, 1881-07-01

ROSS THE TAvORET.
OTTAWA, Ont, June W,-Trlckett seems
little thought Of for tho races tomorrow. Koss
IL the fay0rlt.
, 1881-07-01

THE STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA,
uAnn1snUno. Pa, June GA baggage
truck was carried fifty yards and dashed to
Pieces by the storm, near Lewistown, yester-
,lny. a hun,har Of buildings wero Injured near
thambershi,rg.. Tho paper mill wns partially
1n.ies from town, killing four children Of Mr.
MiBh, .--5 --
, 1881-07-01
AN IOWA TORNADO.

DIS MoiSEs, la, June J0.-IntelliRcnce
was received here to-day Of 4 tornado In
Humboldt and Calhoun counties. At Mar i.
snr nearly every house In tho city was Injured.
Tho anw n. E. Church was demolished. a young
.xotnan SIX miles from Franco was killed by q
, 1881-07-01

that hH huf beeft R,lDIcGGcI to. It IA
and then Httcr tho Var II vts!ted iliiu,,it hunt
lug for hInt and declaring that ha would kii him
.Jltgu fcarilrI while bt, wak i,ptr,tr hung ty sho
men TINT their Ieatler ,vas Eat,sAt III ni, Hi.
f,ots regiment. When eli down It wns found
biAtcreij. AMI TINT his pants wero on ilrc frntn
the Hutncs that T,shctI hIs itvs iii, fccf. ~.
though xreetIy protected ffo,n eho t,re. ownr Ia
theloes, badly b,lrned snI t,lstercd. After tha
bench, and remained the Chief.Justico until be
ssRs was %s t u sx mSat1 {; e. a.
a east ss oy o;t snT liz s:s
1uberuationai campaign, being attaeksd by
TINT Justice Warnor was nrosccttins
strsna.bantps Warner. sS wnoss name % Wis s1.o @
absurtjtty OF et,ch thlnS. bowcycr. Wa plainiy
undcrstotd wneu Il Gs0atne Renorally Known
that tho dooIsIoh OF The auprofno Court was
oro or thS Judges vas hls cousltl. Hs CU1ouiit
cuutdu': we'll attack Tho whole Court On Rcc,,unt
ot lis cousins connection with il hU picked out
oes WIT wn oyese tbs seleon sncs S 'ps Ganalg
in his resianatio;i j,i1oo Warner has bccn actinx
aa arbitrator in q number ct very Important
ca4e*, and il was whia attending au Important
LII n!I Judge Warnor wat bal tle Ucnct1 about
forty-tbreo ycars-fnoro than any other man.
tie has . aone 9ore y give our Supreme Court d.
Tha present Cnist .inslico WA at, ebic c1nd it,
tnr r. sn.a g a..ocate , - Of j.ldxe Wnrner. Judge
gancc Ut d!croE. md mosi rraceful,y wears tho
ttuRuished and venerah!o prciyccss3r in she
, 1881-07-01

SAMUEL. WILLIAMS.
SAN FHtSclsco, Call, Juuo N.-Samuel
Williams, for Nlany years editor Of the But
tAfn Of this city, died to-day. -
, 1881-07-01

sRfetaI p3pasth q ~ chleaN 7s14aR*s :
ToLEt,o, O.. juno ao.-Wtlliam Spatford, a
patuter employed ut Wabash Elevator No. y,
feli sixty feet ~ thu hottom OF hp tthts af1ps-
horribly manRlel, Ue leaYM y: young Wlfe,
having been married uttlut y0Ars
, 1881-07-01


Cor.ustnus, O., juno 30.-Fully 5000 people
atieiltEctl the third days meeting of tho Go.
lun,6ns Driving Park Association to-day, tho
great attrnctinn being Maud s.. who trotted
to beat tho best ttn,u uvur ,ilndo On tho Gu
iunIbus track, ::l1N. Tho day was I'LL TINT
roud have bron desired, and tic track was
III pcrfect cotdit,un. Wl,cn tho Qucen of tho
Turf cauln upon tito truck she was greeted
by thousands OF various expressions aIlll eon-
gyattlations, and comments upnn l,er linG
appearance. After jogging around tic course
n couple OF iilnes slowly, Mr.. l}ulr, tho
lriyor, turned about, and. Ncur1ns the
Judges s.a,ld. Eaye tile to.l. tue rxeo Hsanst
tho intor sstio. Whga tho start WIS nude tho
T.ace could nut have i,eou fAster thAn .:i0 Thu
rat quarter WIS nude i, IL the halt ~ l:tlA.
tho ihreu-Qhstora III l:tV atid the intle In q lJ4.
the tnsteat tinlu evvr hHtnG made by nQcvr ur
truttcr III tho state. Tho crowd went Wiki when
tllD tElne Wis announced. 10 easily uiA
tho Queen move that theru were predictions
that thu tiluu was little hotter thnt, s:lA.
CulnitM down tho hunlo.strutch tho atritlc
tnkcn was eiHhtcrn fcGt fnllr Inches. Considers
fuH TINT tho columbus truck fs slow, tho time
ltltlo pn tho trst triAl Is r1glrtlel III sngwlIat
remarkable, Eminent j,dxea bpltevB thAt tho
milo cuull have bcot, tnado III s:lo lNd tho lriyor
~ wished. ..
, 1881-07-01
FELL FROM 4 CAR.

FELI1 EEfVNI y CAFt
9p<<tal DhpatsA 10 7ns cattasa Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW Aiel,,, juno m.-A Young
man liauie4 Abner Hentoa, a bagGagellan Oh
tho Flint = rere MarQ&stte RasseYssr traI,n, ~,
car whila tho train was prusstux tnv1oyxanftR
Crerk thls moruany, and was tsIghttully Injured,
dying l4 halt III h0Ae, - :.
, 1881-07-01

All your owQ fault u Yau retuain gck whom
JQW c$n xet HOP 4ltteEt &hAt Asver tuA |
, 1881-07-01

ACCIDENTALLY. SHOT. =,
8p*etal Dnpa<A 10 ~ CAteasA 4ttsaas.
OAR,sotLrpN, H., Iune @.-Georga Brad
ley, aged l8 years. youngest soll o. Aube4
, 1881-07-01
STEAMSHIP NEWS


HAuaunu, June ,al-Argivod, ths Tordss, from
New York.
QuExNssowN. June M-Arrtvsa, the palsto% ,
gg1R Now YVEk,'
, 1881-07-01

TIE POET SAKE AGAIN pEnEAvED.
ALBANY, n, r., Juno $o.-John G. Saxe,
son Of the poet, died hare to-day, II was 10
@ Ge BROUGHT in 's short tms viii tno eSpsete.
tion that tho chnuge would break tho anclan-
ohoay intn which he had been plunged siuoo tho
death ot h!s daughter some tiino ago.
, 1881-07-01
LorAL OBSERVATIONS.
tHlcAlQ, June So--10:ls = n.
TV,.S ITI, TNsr Him IFJuI {ffl Tkaa IkedlAtsI

i,aro1neter corfentpa Tor tamp0FRtqsa, tal&F0oen-
tnl Juror, and elevation.
AteBu In 1r4at1Httf. HkfI
kCun th1trintnetGt, fq.l.
,luau humidity, SLh
Highest Temperature. q. !.
G0wust ton1tern&ufa, 51A ...
UENEtlAL unSENvATf0Na.
CIllrA0u. Juno al-i1:1s .. %.
, 1881-07-01
nUFNALO VS.. HOATON.
Hn<rdat JJfs0frh IN Ths fthfroo,, sF,v4b,.+t,

BUFFALO. N. y, JUNG o,-lhe Bulfalos
batting whitney very s,lccess{ully It was
al exceedingly harl contest, both teams
lloIdinE with great alaority. Tho visitors hit
Lynch, hut wase unsuccessful III hunclIing
the{r8NKles, Aaffal0 tied ta ga,ue III tho inll&
oM single alul Whites two-baser, and In the
tenth Wh,tney sent two men to first base u,
poor balls. A sIngle by Fu!oy filled basps,
and O'lsourke cleared them with a lolg drtye
ovcr l1urnuuHs hcad. uossou has hired sWeouoy,
lutte OF the Detrotts, and will p'ay him in right
Hotl Hnt urt1uv -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25
Rev. w. C.. Mack.

The community will be panied by
the intelligence Of the sudden death
on last Saturday Of Rev. w. G.
Mack, Of heart disease. Hc had been
in declining health for a number of
years, but his demise at this time,
and 80 suddenly, was far from being
exp acted. On Wednesday he was in
Orangeburg, and we saw him jump
from his carriage aud move about tlfc
streets and attend to business in
comparative health and elasticity
for gentleman ofhis age. We are
also informed that he attended to the
routine of his plantation affairs on
Saturday, the day Of his death, and
was struck down while calmly and
pleasantly conversing with friend
on his piazza. Mr.. Mack was use
full man in his community, and his
loss will be deeply felt. He was a
faithful minister Of the Baptist
Church, and held many important
posts, being a number of years
Moderator Of the Orangeburg Asso-
ciation, His funeral took place 81:
Bull Swamp Church Oh Sunday
morning, Reys. Durham and Lamp
ley performing the services.
Another messenger Of peace has
passed away, but to those who mourn
his departure, be has left legacy in
his exemplary life, which is more
precious than the wealth of untold
mines, or all the diadcms Of earth
ly poten tates. A good man has in
deed left us.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

SrAHTLING SUIC1nE.-'rhc sad in
telligence reaches us that Mr. Char
les a. +, Dutford, son Of the late Rev.
E. Dufford, killed himself last Sun
day morning in the woods near his
home in st. Matthews. The circum-
stances ofthc case, AZ near as we
could gather, were as follows: On
the morning Of the sad deed, the
quiet Sabbath, he was sitting in his
house conversing with the family as
usual. After awhile he got up, and.
with the exclamation, "well" he
went to his room and walked out
across the field into the woods, the
family suspecting nothing. In a
short time, pistol shot being heard
in the directi ion in which he walked.
his mother asked his aunt to go and
sec what he was shooting about. The
aunt first went into his room and
found that his pistol was not in it's
usual place. She then crossed the
field with tho little brother Of the de
ceased, to the piece of woods in which
he had gone, remembering the while
that he looked back st her in q
strange way when he was going of.
The little brother first noticed his
hat lying OH the ground, and ex-
claimed, "here's Charles hat" BY
this time the aunt saw his body lying
PROSTATE on the ground, and, upon
examination, it was found that he
WAS dead, being shot directly through
the heart, the PISTOL lying at his side.
A jury of'inquest was held and the
verdict was rendered in substance
that the deceased came to hid death
l:y;' p;Stoi shot from, his own hand.
These are the facts. Whether the
pistol was fired accidentally or in
tentionally, the jury does not say,
and the public is left to judge from
the circumstances. No cause can be
imagined or assigned for his killing
himself. He was out tie day before
to church, and the evening before his
death, he visited some Of his friends
in his usual spirits. TIE affair has
cast gloom upon the community,
and our deepest sympathics arc with
the mourning family.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

A NEW STORE. We take pleasure
in referring our readers to the new
advertisement OF B B. Owen d. Co,
VINO havejust opened new and live
business in general merchandise be-
tween Mr.. Albcrgotti's Bakery and
the Marble Yard. AR. Owen is 4
thorough business man, from the well
known house Of d. Louis, and all who
patronize him will be pleased and
satisfied. Read his advertisement
and then go around and give him q
trial, and we warrant you will never
regret it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

ORANGEBURG AT AsHEvILLE. The
Orangeburg Glass Ball Team carried
off the frat prize in Columbia, as
stated last week, and have also won
no inconsitlcrablc honors in Ashc-
Vile. On the first day, the second
prize was won by the Orangcburg
Team, consisting Of d. f. Smoak, A.
VI. Izlar, Or. II. G. Salley, d. j..
Sallcy and VIM. NJ. Sain, in Il score
of A. In the first independent
sweepstakes the first prize was divid-
ed between d. j. Snllcy and two
others; the second prize was divided
ny n. II. Bull and a. NJ. Izlar, and
the third prize was won by Dr. NJ. G..
Bailey On the second day, the Mer-
chants Hotel purse for the second
prize WAS won by Orangcburg. The
first independent sweepstakes was
won by DR.. NJ. G. Salley, I.usk and
McCarlcy. In the regular sweep
stakes, the first prize was won by
Smoak, Lusk and Furmnn; the second
by Sain and Waddcll, and the third
by n. II. Bull and McCarley. In tho
necond independent swecptakes the
first prize was divided BY y j. Saley
with two others, and the second was
won by Smoak. On the third day,
III the independent sweepstakes, the
first prize was won hy A. Nj. 1zlar. In
the pigeon .latch the first prize was
divided between IZlar and two others,
md the second prize was won by n.
H. Bull.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

A PROSPECTING PARrY.-M Majors
Goodwin, Maulding. Tootcn, and
friend McSweeney, of the Hampton
Gn0rdidn, representing capitalists of
Hampton County, visited the Cornell
son Factory on last Thursday to ex
anime it's capacity and workings with
the view ofstarting one in their own
County. They were shown around
by Capt G. w. Brunson OF the Cor
nelson house and seemed we'll pleas,
ed with what they witnessed. We
hope that the result Of this visit will
be the establishment of factory in
young Hampton County. We regret
very much that we were absent from
town and did not have the pleasure
Of n hand shake with friend Nc who
is is one Of the most jovial and pro
gressive men, as well as one Of the
best newspaper publishers in the
State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

Correspondent "NY" has given us
good article III this issue, hut he is
rather funny on the editor. He comes
at us for publishing the communities
tion Of "Many Tax Payers" last week
If communication is of public inter
eat, properly written, and not person
al, it is the duty Of the editor to pub
lish it. He ought always to be fair,
and never exclude articles merely be
cause he does not agree with them.
The newspaper ought to be Il fair and
faithful reflex of public opinion. We
often publish articles that are in di-
rect opposition to or views. We don't
think W. mean to be as hard on lis
as he seems. We hope he will write
again.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25
NdD'H' IT 4 r..

A MEETING OF THE COURT HOUSE
~ DEMOCRATIC CLUB is hereby call
ed for Thursday Evening, Angust 25th,
1881, ut O'Clock, ut Engine Hall, for the
Eurpose, (if the meeting do de,ermine,) of
dominating candidates for Mayor AMI four
Aldermen, ior the Town of Ornnseburg. to
De voted for at an Election to be held
septembcr l3, lS5 l. Only membera of the
Cub who are qualified to vote at said
Town Election, will be allowed to partici-
pate in the nominations Members will
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
BY order ofthc President
l.. II. WANNAMAkER, Secretary,
August 20. 1881
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

RALLY DEMocRArs See notice Of
meeting of your Club ut the Engine
Hall tonight for the purpose Of max
ing nominations for mayor and Alder
men. Let every Democrat turn out
and put up q good square solid
ticket IL! ele;5 it. Don't stay
away from the meeting and then
grumblc about the nominations.
Come out to the man, and let the tick
ct nominated be the clear expression
of the will Of the party and then let
all join hands and hearts together
and olcct it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-25

DEATH.-Wc are panied to hear Of
the death last week from, heart dis
ease of Miss Mary Rast, the only
daughter Of Mr. Conrod Rast, Of st.
Matthews. Miss Rast was Il lovely
character, and cast sweet influence
in the circle in which she WAS known.
She suffered much during her sick
ness, but has gone to her rest, where
suffering is no more. Our deepest
sympathics are extended to the be-
reaved family.