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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
FORD,s NOVEL PARTY,
[ChIcago Inter. ocean,

Colonel E. A. Ford the new General Passenger
Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, has about
completed his plan Of reorganization, and will
celebrate the event by assembling all hands in
Chicago on August l2ln next. Many OF the agents
he has never seen; aud lDe idea seems 70 be a
sort OF family gathering. 1t is novelty IL rail.
road matters, and 1t will interest every member OF
the fraternity. The following is the text:
TeIIe Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Com.
panv, Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh Gin
cinnali st. Louis RailroSd Company Plttsburg,
Pa, July lS-E. +, Black, Esq, s, A. A., Nakn.
ville-Dear Sir: We purpose having meeting
Of all the travelling and local passenger agents
employed by these companies, at the Grand Pa.
cifc hotel, Chicago on Friday, August u, 1881,
at 1880 O'clock a. M, sharp. You are hereby di.
rected Il be present
Arrange matters and leave your post 30 as to
reach Chicago Thursday evening, or before nine
o'clock Friday morning. The meeting will be
held in room No. -
Please notify me at once II you are supplied
with passes to Chicago; II not will see that trip
passes are secured and sent you In time for use
on this occasion. You legitimate expenses will
be paid IN the usual manner by the company you
represent
Please acknowledge receipt OF this notice to,
very uuly yours, 4. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
LYNCAING OF FADEsPERADo.

ANTONIO, Cal, July 22-AnGonio has been lnfest
ed for several months with gang ofrabben who
have held up and robbed ell STRANGERS coming IN.
to town. The gang has tonight been broken mp
BY the hanging Of the principal, Geo o'Connor
who In his capacity Of Justice OF the Peace,
shielded them and had the citizens arrested an d
fined without the least pTovocAton. Last even.
ing o'COnnOr came irom AlamOsa. He fell asleep
and because the brakeman woke him at his destl.
nation had the brakeman arrested. He then went
to the Raymond House and covered the proprietor
with i've TeVolvers. After abusing the proprietor
he went home. This evening the feeling reaOhe d
its limit when OConn0r rode through the town
on horseback with Winchester rife al d FIVE re.
VolVers, threatening everybody, a vigilance com.
mltlee caught him In his saloon and hung MIN In
an old slaughter house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
ONE CONVICT MURDERS ANOTHER
AND Is SHOT.

LOUISVILLE KY, July 24-A special to the Cour-
ies.JoHrnal from Paducah says: An exciting tag.
edy occurred here today. Eleven convicted pris.
oners III the county jail were to have started at
O'Clock this morning to the penitentiary. Be,
tween 6 and O'Clock there was a noise IN one of
the cells which attracted attention outside quick.
ly brought Jsilor Edwards his assietant ia ckson,
and county Judge MCGarragill to the scene. Two
negroes, Levi Baden and John Stewart c, nvict.
ed Of larceny, were confined together, and on
reaching their cell the oficars found that Balden
had killed Stewart, having beat his brains out
with piece Of an iron bunk. As soon as the cell
door was opened, Baden attacked the officers
with his weapon and would have killed some Of
them but Tor their pistols, which firing almost to.
gether sent one ball through bis body and another
through his brain. The Coroner's jury rendered
verdict In accordance with the ABOVE facts and
the dead were buried this afternoon in the county
cemetery sheriff saurer proceeded to Frankfort
with the nine remaining prisoners. The general
feeling among all classes, white and black Is that
'te shooting was justihable defense and strictly
Nohe line Of the officers duty. Everything Is
Met and there Is no excitement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
THOSE INFERN AL MACHINES.
The Question Of Their shipment Before the
British Parliament,

hlltNH IhtllBiAtUls
LONDON, Iuly 25--Tn the House of Commons
10 day Sir Wan. v, Harcourt, Home Secretary, in
reply to VscOunt Sandon, said the report OF the
discovery of internal machines at Liverpool was
Substantially correct He said the Home Office
on the arrival Of the vessels referred to in the re-.
port, hh sent two detectives to Liverpool, and
that six machines werl discovered In one vessel
ard ft ur I'm another, The Home Secretary iurth.
er stated more than three weeks ago the Govern.
ment was informed Of the consignments from
America to England of Internal machines the
names Of vessels being given, Investigations to
discover the originauons Of the ccnspiraCles, he
said, are proceeding here and in America He
believed the COnsDiracies were connected with
the avOWed pre- ieCts OF the FeDiau press in Amer.
ica, He concluded as follows 1t is my firm
belief that the ArerICan Government is as dpSir.
GUS as the English Government t. suppress such
crime ="
Sir VIVA Harcogrt stated that each machine
conaintd eleven Cartri iges ach OF which was
charged with hitToglyctrine and compound
similar TO gunCOttO One of the supposed CO.
ment barrels had IN all fourteen pounds Of this
dangerous explosive Aaterial in IT, and 1t is i'm.
posslble to estimate the fatal effects Of even an
accidenta coBcussion upon such q mass The
Governments, he said, are employing every re-
source 10 discover the COnsignOTs and consign.
ees OF tile machines, having only received warn
lug lew hUnrs before the steamers arrived at
LiYeTpo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
REDSKINS.
A Fight with Indians in the Southwest.

a rlBnL WIN lnulanB IN Lne SOuLnWeBt
DENVER, Col, July A--The Santa Fe New Mexl.
cans Los Cruces special says that reliable man
arrived on the 2lst, who reports having left the
camp Of Lieut.. Guilfoyle on the morning OF the
Goth, and says: Lieut.. Guilfoy' on Tuesday camp.
ed at Alamo Canon, in the sacramento Noun
tainB. Two Of his men arrived from Fort Stanton
and reported that about half way between Ala.
mo and Stanton, on the return, they were am.
bushed Indians, who fred upon them at long
range. The fre was returned for half an hour
resulting in one indian being killed, one soldier
wounded in the thigh, and two pack animals kill.
ed, Upon receipt OF this news Guilfoyle started
In pursuit, and at LagunAe found two Americans
dead, riddled with bullets, their bodies still
warm, Three miles farther west he sighted the
Indians, and running f1ght ensued for short
time TO Ash Canon. The fight was carried on at q
distance OF 200 yards but the Indians, being bet
ter mounted, escaped. Six Indian ponies were
found DEAD. " Is not known whether any Iu.
dians were killed. GuilfOyle intended to contin.
catching the Indians. 1t is thought the Indians
will either remain and fight In the San Andreas
Mountains, or will cross the JOTando to the Ca.
batt0 Mountains The Indians numbered thirty
lquaWs and forty bucks, supposed to be from old
MOdOo. The miners in the Oregon Mountains
have been notified and are on the alert Gull.
fOyle'B force number twenty five cOlored troops
and twenty. Ave Arizona Indian scouts. RemainB
VI unknown Indians were found near Puerto De
Ven, unas, Mexico, who were evidently killed by
Indians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
CowARDLY ASSASSINATION

LITTLE Rock, July 22,-The troubles in Perry
county have broken out afresh. A messenger
from there arrived at daylight this morning for q
doctor to attend ]. W. Matthews editor OF the
Fanche Valley Times, who was shot last night at
9 O'Clock in front Of his office. Eighteen buck
shot took effect in the lett side and arm. Mat.
thews and his clerk had been ont to the well for
water and were returning to the office, the clerk
door. Matthews was Just behind him, when a
shot was fred and Matthews fell. The man was
seen running off, but could not be recognized. A
notice has been left OF the residence Of Judge
harris adv isipg that gentleman 10 leave the
country. \ later dispatch announces the death
OF Mattb tNS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
INDIANA DUDLEY.
DOrSey's "Pap in COrruptiug Last Years
Election.

DOrsey's ''Pal' in COrrupting Last Years
Election,
INDIANAPOLIS, July % 25-Commlssioner Of Pen
slOns W. W, Dudley has been spending few days
here In relaxation from the arduOus duties OF de.
capitating the obnoxious clerks Of his depar.
menG, and will return to Washington shortly with
his entire family. He intends to take up his per.
manent residence at the capital, unless the SEN
ate does It's duty upon reAssembIng by refusing
to confirm this specimen Of concentrated sec.
tionP hate and marrow minded partisan bigotry.
Since coming here he has given utterance to some
remarkable "Views," which forCibly show his
shallow mental calibre and un6tness for any i'm.
pOrtsnt office. In a published interview he
graVely declares that Guiteau can and should be
indicted for treason in attempting Garheld's life
regardless of the fact that the United States Con.
stitutiOn plainly defines what shall constitute
treason, and that in the eyes of the law the al.
tempt TO kill President is no more than the at.
Tempt TO Kill any other person, Dudley also tries
to deny the charge that he declared no ex Con
iederate should remain in his Department TO pass
upon the claims Of Union soldiers. He explains
that this only meant ex Confederstes who had
not become good Republicans, but admits that all
suspected OF Democratic learnings must walk the
plank, Dudley's novel views Of treason have
made him the laughing stock Of the attorL eyB
here, and the profession heap much ridicule
upon the new hedged lawyer who gravely under.
taxes to eXpOupt constitutional law. He seems
TO have had his small head completely turned by
mis- elevation to the COmmissonership OF Pen.
sions, and the universal opinion here 10 that II
Indiana can't furnish better material than Dud
ley Garfield would have been wise TO ignore alto.
gether her claims Tor office,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
THE RECORD OF BILLY THE KID >

NEW YORK, July pa policeman Of ward four
New York city; is confident from the published
descriptions Of BILLY the Kid" the western des
perado, that his right name was Mccarthy, and 9
native Of that ward. He had been an inmate Of
the house Of refuge, and had been apprentlCed tC
Western farmer, bat returned TO New YOrk, kill.
ed man In 1876, and then fed to Ireland with
identified, and ned west, where he murdered lS
men, and where he ed with his boots on few
days sRo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
THE AFGHANIsTAN WAR.

LONDON, July pa Quetta dispatch to the
Times says: Ayoob Kahn sent q message to
Ameer Abdurrahmsns camp, inviting negOtla'
tions. A prominent chief and ardent partisan Of
the Ameer met Ayoob Kahn's envoy half way
between he camps to discuss terms Of peace
The Ameer returned spirited reply that he
could listen to no propositions except at Herat
and ordered his generals to advance Immediate y
and attack the enemy. The Ameers generals DO
lieve that Ayoob Kahn's message was only pre-
texeto gain time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
SITTING BULL.
He Surrenders Everything and Directs His Son
to Hand Over His Rifle.

he ouTTehueTb everything anu DlreClB His Son
to Hand Over His Rifle.
FORT BUFORD, Dak,, July 2l.-Silting Bull and
about 200 OF his followers were brought in yester
day and surrendered to Major Brothertou, who
opened the council with few remarks, in wriGa
he hrcibly outlined the policy the Government
intends to follow, and by which Sitting Bull and
his family viii be guided. He informed them
that they will he sent t) Join the larger portion Of
their people at Fort Yates; that they need have
no fears OF receiving any injuries from the mill.
tary 80 long as they continue T. behave them.
selves properly, and that they are 10 be treated
the same as those OF their people who surrender
ed during the winter. When Major BrGrheTtOu
had flushed his remarks which were met by
grunts OF approval bS nearly all the Indians
present except Sitting Bull. The latter was then
Informed that he could proceed with his little
speech. He remained perfectly quiet Tor at least
five minutes as If making review of his past
life; then, in a short speech to the Indians
pr sent, which was not Interrupted, he finally
turned to his little son and directed him to take
up his rifle and present IL to Major Brotherton
This being done, the chief said II surrender
this rifle to you through my young son, whom
now desire TO act in this MINER. He has become
4
habits OF the Whites and TO be educated AS their
sons are educated wish It to be rememb red
that was the last man of my tribe TO SURE nder
my rife and | now give 1t to you. He wants to
know now he Is to make living. Whatever you
have to give or whatever you have tn say would
like to receive or hear now, for don't wish TO be
kept in darkness longer have sent several
messengers in here from time to time, but none Of
them have returned with news. The 9th chiefs
Crow King and Gall have not wanted me to
come, and have never received good news from
them. now wish TO be allowed to live this ,ide
OF the line or the other, as see flt. | wish to
continue my old life Of hunting, but would like
TO be allowed to trade on both sides of the line.
This is my country, and DON wish to be com
pelled to give 1t up Ny heart was very sad at
having to leave the great moth, RS country. She
has been friend to me, but want my childTen
10 grow up In our native country, and wisn also
to feel that can visit two of my friends on the
other side of the line, namely Major Walsh and
Captain Mcdonald, whenever l wish and would
like to visit with Lewis LegaIe, as he has always
been friend to me, wish to have all my peo.
pie live together upon one reservation of our own
on the Little Missouri"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
COMET c WILL SOON BE VISIBLE
TO THE NAKED EYE.

WASHINGTON, July 25-The new comet or comet
"C' was seen at Naval Observatory here yester.
day morning, and again this morning, Professor
Eastman, Of the Naval Observatory, said to-day
II saw it last night, or rather this morning. l
had only five minutes in which to observe on ao.
count Of the clouds, and of course did not see
very much. l expect l will be visible 70 the
naked eye soon, III ABOUT ten days. twill OF 20
so far north as the other. We will be able to see
1t by ana bV early In the evening in the west and
early IN the morning In the east. 1t has some.
thing OF q tail which will grow more distinct.
The comet is labelled as comet c. being the third
comet discovered this year. The comet up to the
pole star is comet B."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
RAILWAY STABLES BURNED

WHEELING, W Va, July 2-AtS O'Clock this
evening FIRE broke out in the loft OF the Citizens
Street Railway COlnpanys stables and such was
the intlammable nature Of the material in the loft
that the building which was Of brick, two stories
in height, and was entirely destroyed with all
the hay and other feed stored it. Only few
old cars we're in the stables and these were bum
ed one horse was severely burned. The loss is
estimated from $1,000 to SS0OO fully covered by
insurance in the franklin, Peabody Fire and Ma.
rine Companies Of this city, and the North Amer
lean and Fire and Marine Companies Of Phila-
cendiary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
BIG FIRgAT UNION CITY, PA,

UNION CITY, Pa, July 25-About o'clock this
evening the linton Chair Factory was discovered
on fire ana was totally destroyed. Loss about $780,.
OOOi insurance s26,OOO. R JOnes's cheese box fac.
tory, loss $4,000; no insurance. Wescoth, broom
hand ov.VIy 5000, Cooper, Ave dwellings,,
$4,000, N hL Der, reSdence W 600; nsuralC CO $1,000
J. JFL"uothutr, barn, 900 Seventy fl 10 men are
thrown uu Ol employment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
BOoKWALTER ACCEPTsTHE NOM
NATION,

SARATOGA July 22-John R BOokwalter and Ed.
gar NJ Johnson, Democratic candidates for Gov.
erDor and L eu enau q vernon of o lio, met AZ
Congress Hall today aud lelegraphed the Com
mittee their acceptance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
COLLECTOR ROBERTSON,

New YORK, July 25,-Judge Robertson this
afternoon took the oath Of office as Collector OF
this port.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-07-28
WASHINGTON.


"OhuOAAul III
WASHINGTON, July 25-RetHrns from twelve
custom districts, including the principal ports
where immigrants most largely arrive, show that
the immigrants arrived In those districts during
the last fiscal year we're in round numbers over
100000 as against $4,000 during the preceding
year. The estimate Of the Bureau Of Statistics
for the remaining districts is about S,0O0 thus
bringing the total up TO Cos 900, which is over 30.
600 In excess Of the immigration during any pre-
ceoing fiscal year. The highest number before
the last fiscal year wa 46O,OOOln 1873. From that
time forward there was rapid decrease, and in
1878 the number was only $4,000. The following
year 1t increased to l7SOOO and in 1850 leaped to
$4,000. During the fiscal year 1881 the Germans
consti uted not far from one.thiTd Of the total
number OF immigrants, while during the preCed-
Ing year they were bui about One.ffth Of the to-
tai, 1t iB notable and significant fact that from
5000 for the fiscal year OF 1880 the number Of
German emigrants increased TO 1000 during the
fist al year OF 1881 This is something totally un.
precedented in the history Of immigration De.
spite the difficulties and excitement in Ireland
last year there was an increase OF less than 1000
over the preceding year. Chinese immigrants in.
creased from 800 to 10,500.
During the twelve mouths ended June 30, 1881,
the number OF immigrants arrived was as fol.
lows: .r
From Germany . ........................"".2 2Og5OO
IN n
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02
MOTH
: OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
ORAN0EBURG COUNTY.


Orangcburg, S. c., A'ril 26. 1881.
NOTICEis hereby given TINT in accord.
lN ance With an act Of the General AS
sembly, No. 'GTG lihssed December gath
1881, l, or my A.sistEht. will attend the
following named places oh the respective
dates, for the purpose 'ofthking the Ah:,cf.,-
ments,foi the Taxes of the present year:
Branchville. Wednesday ahd rhdrsiay,
June lst and
Rowesvlle, Friday ahi Saturday, Juno
Srd and 4tlI.
colior's Store, Monday and Tuesday,
Ayers Shop. Wednesday AMI Thursday.
Fel'eryille, Friday and Saturday, julie
10Th aud 1lih.
Wells Store, Monday and Tuesday. June
18th and 14lh.
:Avingr,'s, Wednesday aud Thursday,
June l5,l, and 10Th. I'
Sni.bs'n Store, Friday and Saturday,
June 7tE aid lsih.
Dr. :Thos. X. Kerfers, Monday ana rues-
day. Jhne 10Th and 2rst.
Zine Grove Acadamy, "Wednesday and
Thursday, June End and 23rd.
Fort Motto, Friday ahd Saturday, Juno
LrwisriIls; Monday and Tuesday, juno
zviglers stare, Nsahssday and Thurs
da,!, j ,ihe 25th and 3u,h
Knott. Mill4, Friday hYia Saturday, IhE
Isl aud 2ni.
Eus,eri,n's, Monday and TicBfAS, JuhS
4th and 9Th.
eorhetsyilIe, Wednesday hnd Thnffsdsyy,,
July 6th aBl7lh.
SaMx.ra store. Friday and Ft.,alaay.
July 9Th and 9th.
Lisinzs;on's Mill, Monday and Tuestiay,
July 1lth and l2,h.
v. r. Phillips, Wednesday, and Thurs
day. July 18th anil 4h.
:, j.. d. Sn,oass 1hiii, titHsAy and saturday,
July l,th Mid 10Th
Jacob Shohk Sr., Moh sAy and Tuesday,
.Tdly StH Aid 9th
crrgory's Old Store, Jh,y ls and 10.
Vrangehnrg G. H., Wednesday. July 10th.
hc office will he open each day during
the time prescribed by law to take the re-
lurns from ~ nine o'clock a. NJ To (3)
three . ,cluck p. NJ, and a1l porsohs con-
'cerncd should avail tne!hse!ves of these
opportunities, and avoid the penalty Ekich
attaches AFTER the :.0th day of jhlS 18st.
DONAfB n. RATION,
Auditor UrsMgesBufg County.
april % 1t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

We areinitrnied that very intcr-
~s;iiEs meeting ui' The Ol;i Orange
burg Missionary Union OF the Bar-
tiat Church., was concluded ut Ja.ni
son on last Sunday. ithy. Moore,
= t"!rhi." Young minister o; Sir-
@lnla, has hccn cml loycd, We under
stand, opr"ach wiihin the bounds oi
ihr LhinM. ;Inin'sph "a ii favorite
ptace f'.f meetings OF this kiAd, the
c'tiztns hring SO kind Aid ,ioepita-
bic III cntcrtninmci,I.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02
The "baiss" base ls:ni Club an,

The "baisy" base 1s:Ai Club and
the Jhniors Of cur town, The lirs,
comprised Of young incn and The lat
ter nf tlm boys, will 60 tb Columbia
to-day IN iespnnse to Il challenge
srnti to meet he Clubs y: that city.
The tnFr for the round trip is put
dowii ut R2.05, which, we Understand,
will Induce goHd number Of our
citizens to 60 and enjoy Il day of re-
creation. We wish the hoys goosi
luck, and nope they may come back
bringing their "laurels" with them.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

M. ": q. Al',csgotti is actively
engaged making preparations fnr the
&icat shooting tournament to take
place here on The 18th Of this month.
Clubs from o;her counties have re-
sp"hdcd TO the Invitations ser. on:
ny lie Sc, :ctary, and Il fine time may
he expected. The prizes will all lie
il gol'l, ranging r.o.n FLO to $50.
Visitors will, doubtless, be here from
various parts OF he State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

A match game Of base ball; the Sc
cond Of the series, was played on
Saturday evening last;a Rowcsvilc,
between "Onr Boys and the "Edis-
tos', which resulted in second
victory for "Our Boys" Tie
Rowcsvillc boys were the hosts, and
pleasantly entertained the "Edistos'
with 4 very nice supper, which was
heartily enjoyed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

Il. DeChivioltc, the watchlnakcr
and jeweller, changes his advertise
mcnt III to-days issue. He is IN cx-
pcricRccd workman in this line ard
will be sure TO gire satisfaction
Give him Il call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

We publish, with pleasure, the in.
tcresting account Of tie pic mic on
Ascension bay at Sanlrr. We re-.
gret that wy wcr" unable, III rcs},ons;
TO the cordial ;iAvitaiion Of the Com
lnittcc, to he Present op the Htasion.
Wc'hopc the next tilhr iN he on hand.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

We are informed that, while one OF
the colorcu town ,n;srs!lafs OF Branch
vile, was endcavoriltg to arrest an
other oftlre saaisif4k who was drunk
on the street Sktttrd;S before last, II
pistol Mas fired aid the ball gIancing
against n gate host, struck little
child Of Mr. Henry Mctts inilictine
Il considerable wound.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

T.. W. Bsown. Il ruiorcd farmer nca;
Jamison, brought into our oilire Oh
Saturday, = numlIcr Of cotton forms
taken from his field already. He Aa>
q i'arn' ct his own, and this is IN iii
lex Of how he keeps it, We are .la,!
to note t,"sc evidences Of thrift. Ii
or colorcd people, an.l white people
s",, WOULD lhiisk le-s Of noliiics and
more Of improving oar condition, il
%nud be better ior rs. We would be
hri,er and happier people
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

IN conversation with Mayor AL
!,crgotti, Ne learn tffht the reason the
brick drain tltm Louis store 10 IIar-
lcys otis9i hGs not yet been started
is, that u Certain &utl'ty OF brick is
needed whgv& Capt, qs1ll has beer
cndcavo.tfs.syy to get, I'e&y have
however, bc,'h l}rocu;'ad at. last, and
the work wil Ston hc,lk!s!s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

We i&s'rrt to qc:lrh ct the death o.
linnnic l}an;zlcr, SNh of Mrs.
Francis Dantx!cn OF st. Matthews,
week heToie last. He Was y promis-
ing lad about cight.ycars Of age, and
Il member Of thc B;A,tist Sunda,.
school IN tAat a:eighbo;,lfood. Our
s,ylml'atiiics ai" with the Weeping
family and friends.