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The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16
TUESDAY.

The morning being very no. one, Fiske Il
BEEN delighted every one with a beautiful fan
The ehromos thereon caught the supervisorial
eye at glance, OF course.
After a long wait for printed committee cards,
the Board came to order, when the committees
were announced as follows:
Finance: Miller, Stevenson, Hoge (A.), Neil
son, Nicholson.
Court House and Jail: Perkins, Truman, Hoge
(W.) Wiley Is. c., Conerton.
Public BuiIdiHgs: Fischer, Hodgson, Gilbert,
Nelson, Bowen.
Rqualization-Lands: Nelson, Stevenson, Read
Armstrong, Franks, Bowen, Nicholson. Lots
Fades, Drackley, White, Gray, Gardner, Reynolds,
Helmig Personal Property: Wylie (Alex.),
Adams, Hoffman, Fischer, Center, O'Donnell,
Dresser
General Equalization! Hoffman, Adams, Arm
strong, Franks, Fades, Helmg, Wylie Is. CO.
Dresser. Perkins.
| Complaints and Abatemerts: Stevenson, Coner-
ton, Ferguson. Ames, Bowen.
| To,,i.'ap Organization: Center, Miner, Read
Armstrong, Hoffman, Nicholson, Franks.
| Roads and Bridges: Gray, Lauf, Drackley, Low
man, Donovan, Lane, Garland.
Parpers: Beach, Fox, Miner, Singer, Helmig,
| Truman, While.
Fees and Salaries, Bellinghausen, Hoge (A.l
Beach. Wylie (Alex.) Garland.
Settle NTH County Treasurer: Miller, Ferguson
Gilbert.
Claims: O'Donnell Fades, Hodgson, Lane
| mclaughlin.
Settle NTH County School Superintendent: Dres
eer, Ferguson, Donovan.
Settle ,rth County Officers: Fox, Adams, Hey
nolds, Bellinghausen, Hoge (WD.
Stationery: Gardner, Ames, Perkins.
Settle ,cith State Charitable Institutions: Adams
Bellinghausen, Lowman.
Belinghausen moved to pay the judges ant
clerks of the election for surveyor, which wa;
amended to include all bills presented and car
red Whereupon Hoffman moved to consider
no bills after Thursday, which was agreed to by {
vote of % to l5
| The abstracts OF the assessment we're then reaC
and referred. Slips containing the totals com
pared with last year were ordered printed.
On motion of Bellingnaasen the election OF q
county agent was made the special order fo
Thursday morning.
J. Higgins, OF Mendoza, sent in 8 petition tc
have his assessment reduced He listed his prop
erty and swore to the list at $40 but when th'
town Board met it was raised without his know
| ledge to s2Ti0. Referred.
| Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Lost Cape had found two of the missing wha.
we're three corpses On the former who had cvi-
IDENTIFY died the first year Of their captivity IN
the ice No one, dead or alive was found on
the Molaster. A slelgc has been sent in
search from the revenue cutter Corwin. The
Indians brought away from the VIgilant some
money, a spy glass and bomb gun. No news
from the Jeanette.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Bellinghauseh didn't see how this couid ne
done. The law wouldn't allow 1t.
Lewis thought the law did.
Hoilman then read the law, which clearly gave
the Board the right to send back the book with
Instructions. Hoffman further stated that com.
pared with other towns the Farm Ridge assess
ment Is sl71,O5O too high -unjnst to the town
and also the county. The new assessment can
be made in day. aud will cause no delay Of the
the Board.
Then the question arose would the assessor
reduce the assessment and take the oath.
Gilbert said the law Is clear on the point that
the Board has the right to order the assessor to
reduce the assessment and he can make oath in
accordance with what he has done.
IL being clear the assessment could be reduced
1t was so ordered by the Board
The Judge and clerks Of election for surveyor
were paid, This bit of fun cost about SSO5.
Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

ately when he sat down TO 1t, He was not
emaciated, but seemed to have gradually
grown smaller, and childish and petulent in
his demeanor, with a hollow, unnatural look
about his eyes. His only sustenancc during
the iortytlvc days was an average OF about IS
ounces, or less than two quarts Of Chicago hy-
draAt, or lake water, per day, on which he
says he could easily have lived ten or fifteen
uavs lOnVpr
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

of Buena Vista, Molno del Ray and Pal Alto
can retire to lead quiet, easy and comforta'
bic country life. The legislature of Pennsyl-
vania passed very satisfactory pension bill
some months ago, but it was vetoed by the
governor on the ground that 1t was the busi-
ness of the national government to see that
this act Of justice was done to the nations
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

The will of the late George Armour, of Chi.
cago, covering property valued at $3,5O0000,
sias been admitted to probate After making
some gifts to nephews and nieces, the deceased
provided that the bulk of the estate should be
Kept together until his Oldest children reach
the age of 22 or 25 years.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16
WEDNESDAY.

The committee on fees and salaries reported
recommending that the salary of the county
agent be fixed at $500 for the ensuing year.
Adopted
wylie, from committee on equalization OF per
sonal property, made verbal report TO the ef
feet that the committee had found the assessment
In Farm Ridge SO unreasonably high that II De
came impossible to make an equalization. The
assessor 10 Q very conscientious man and in order
to take the oath assessed dollar for dollaf-abou'
50 per cent higher than the average. The com
miitee requested that his book be % back to
him with Instructions to reduce the assessment
one half.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Griscom, the Chicago faster, finished his
seliimposed fast Of forty five days at noon on
Tuesday, with loss during the siege Of 492i
bs. in weight, but otherwise apparently in a
healthy condition. During the last few days
he admitted that his thoughts were mainly &C.
cupied in imagining and arranging the bill Of
fare for his first meal after the end Of his fast
though he 10 said to have eaten very moder.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Congress showing so much dilatoriness on
the subject, some of the states have taken steps
20 recognize the services of the Mexican sol.
.aiem by voting them pensions. California
has done something in that direction for those
veterans. who helped to make that state mem.
Der Of this great nation, by establishing farm
and asylum near San Francisco amer the style
4of the Invalrdcs Of France, whore the veterar.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Thomas X. Pugh, son of the ex-senator
from Ohio, who was taken by the remnant of
Tictora's band from a stage near Ell Paso,
wrote and lift on the roadway note stating
that he was prisoner. His mutilatcd corpse
was afterwards found by II scout of Mexican
troops near Carrezal.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

The Joliet Ne,os, greenback organ, appar.
emily regards 1t entirely proper that the little
Gquad of greenbackers IN the new congress
should sell out to the republicans, because Ma.
hone and Speer, who were elected as demo.
erats, have done so.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

AS passenger train was moving at a iaIr
speed through the streets of Madison, Wis,
on Monday, the engineer saw two little child.
rcn spring out of the grass upon the track a
few rods ahead. The air.brakes were applied
and the engine reversed, but the children went
under the tender 1t was found that one had
lost two teeth and the other received only few
gears
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Congressman Speer, ot Georgia, who, it was
announced several weeks ago had intimate,
his intention to vote with the republicans in
organizing the house, has written letter de
nying that he ever intimated anything of the
kind
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Secretary Fisher, of the Illinois board of
agriculture, says the crop reports grow more
discouraging. Fall wheat will evidently av-
erage 81 per cent. IN the northern division, 40
per cent. in the central and 40 per cent IN the
southern
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY

MONDAY.
The Board met at the Circuit Court room on
Monday afternoon last at . O'Clock.
The clerk called the Board to order; called the
roll, announcing all present excepting Lane and
Nicholson.
The first business In order was the election o
a chairman. MIR. Fox, of Worthwhile, nominated
f. c. Lewis, chairman Of last year. Wiley, o
Earl nominated John Miller, of Freedom, who
however, withdrew at once. On motion of Hof,
man, of Eagle the Board proceeded to an informa
ballot. Ferguson, of Troy Grove, and Fox were
appointed telers. The ballot resulted as fol
lows:
L. c. Lewis, of Deer Palk ...... .......... .2f
II. Bellin ghausen, OF Peru, ,...................I Il
s. G. Wiley, OF Earl,
John Miller, Of Freedom, Observation-Disclosures.
| +. w. Fades, Of Bruce,
On motion Of Bellinghausen the informal bal
lot was declared formal; whereupon the CLERK
declared Lewis elected chairman for the ensuing
year.
Bellinghausen introduced the chairman, ant
thanking the II for their votes for himself, con
graduated the Board on the election Of Mr.. Lew
is.
Lewis returned his thanks for the honor, TAX
| ing it as an evidence of confidence and that ir
his work as chairman last year he had been fair
and also from the act of Mr.. Belinghausen tha
| in this reelection he became chairman of the
whole Board and not part of it.
| With permission, Armstrong introduced Mr.
savage, OF VIII county, member OF the State
Board of Equalization for this district. Mr.. Saw
ages object was to impress upon the Board the
necessity of urging upon assessors to reduce
La Sale county's assessment. La Sale county's
assessment has for years been reduced yet he
felt it easier to keep an assessment down thar
to reduce it on the state board. He offered sew
eral other suggestions, among others one lead
ing to a motion by Hoffman that the rules of the
Board be amended to include committee or
general equalization to whom shall be referred
the reports of other equalization committees af
ter they have been submitted to the Board bu
before they are acted on by the Board The rules
were so amended
| Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

The premium list for the Illinois State FAIR
&ggregats $2O,0O0-said to be greater amount
Ian is offered by any society in the country.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

accident by a step.ladder. He didn't fall rom
9, but tell Mrough it.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Guiteau is said to have been "a good tract
able boy" He became corrupted when he
got into republican politics and joined the
ufflce.seekers brigade.
The Ottawa free trader., 1881-07-16

Gulteau, the stalwart, failed to kill Garfield
though he resorted to the deadly pistol. The
halfbreeds dispatched Plat eilectually with a
.eatle step.ladder
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
C0NSERiAIISM.

Z - ! = 3
The indications are that a considc-
rable change is coming over the po-
litical horizon, at least so tnr6as the
b South is concerned. Conservatism
ionises4to take the place of bitter
/. .'anship. THERE'S 4 disposition
Z :ach side TO acknowledg ge errors,
and to seek q better settlement Of the
political problems that tryEus. III
she Republican party would calmly
looI acits5past record and its present
inability, III consequence OF thc.igns-
rance anil prejudices ofeils consti.u
sents, to conduct tliis government iii
the interest Of the whole people, and.
aon acconnt3ofthis, abandon its futile
opposition rs apnt%y, but co operate
with the friends O, i:tir and honest
government, q new era would dawn
upon US which would work for the,
good of the people, and Efortl,c cx-
tension Of the cause cf liberty and
good feeling. Observation-Disclosures
processes to desire these blessings,
but its iactious opposition is all that
Is preventing thcirrca al:ation.
The Republican party claims to lie
the friend ctfrcedom aud the enemy
OF monopolies and rings and yet il
is doing the very thing 20 p;op up
these terrible srcurgcs Of free
people. Republican, soidity scncE..
ates solitlityson the other side, and
solitiityi in any patty neece States, to.
4 certain extent, n curtail.:ye,t OF
individual Independence OF actic....
whichis the slow but sure road to
one man power, monopoly v,$and ring
ism. Tic Democratic party cannot
afford to break its sosi,;itv Because
it is necessary for the preservation Of
the country frointhc bankruptcy ana
ruin 10 which the Republicans re-.
ducca it i'll tbei antl.f:om which
VIC have no guarantee that thew
wonld keep il, if they should obtain
control again.
As long as the Republican party OF
the South keeps up its futile and.
prcjudiced opposition to the party Of
good government, the Democratic
party will remain as solid a; tile
rock Of Gibraltar, hut sIsoon tile,
Republicans nre willing thn.siatclli.
gencc and honesty shall rule, sud
prove their willingness lj, lnyipr
aside their preindiccs AMI c,,Icavor..
ing to bold up the hands ofthe best
lncnrcgardicss OF, their party a:Iiii4.s
tlons, an era CT conservatism :ina
good feeling will come. upon lis. which!
must bring ablcssing iuita train.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
QEAEEFIED SUFFRAGE.

Senator Wylie, one of Tic Com.
mission appointed atthc last Lcgis-
lsturc 10 report IT the next session
upon the proposed amendments TO
the Consultation, has been Interview
ed. III answer ta the questions Of the
interviewer 4he;rc;uscl 20 speak Tor
the Commission, M!iosc opinions
should be expressed collectively. He
however gave. his lid .vitlual Bopiniora
He said that he saw nothing lsncor-
s.iSnsional in "a qualified suffrage.
Massachusetts, Connecticut and
other Northern States had adopted;
it, and South Carolina could do the
same. Hon. G. G. Mcmingcr and
other prominent lEcn cf the S;ta.c
have expressed tic same opinion.
They a!l,concur;n the practicabilily
otMr. McCrady's bill. 1t seems ia
rs, howcrcr. that law requiring
simply that every votc. write his
name upon his tickcswiil be bnsa
temporary solutiono ofthc South Caro-
lima problem. unlnss it is ilnlnediatc-
IS followed up by something more
permanent and effective, and this, iii
oar estimation. is migration.
I. licst:a lies cur salvation. And BY
immigration, wcsarc not to hc,nucr-
stood rs n,cuiiing The Immigration Of
Iaborcrs, but Of those who Will il,.y
aud scttleup onria,,d.; Tie iaattor
willregnlatc i;spltas lalo.. I here
need be 10 fears on this head, t. IS
evident thnt the South Carolina,
Probiam,H as il is now styled ali
over the Enion,i: serious cic, willi
which South Cafoiinians alone have
20 grnpple, and We fear ti!Ht tho. work
and danger .is not properly realized.
NFc$havc i,sic cy 10 sympntl,y. from
outside Of our %uwniiiiits. Thncom
meats o! the Nortl%r, pre-. sham
this. While The rcorlc.o!il!a North,
not understanding rs, abuse lis. So,
arc satisaa, ,l,!i' they %ofegin cu..si.u-
alton they would 10 worse Il ban .we
do Their treatment nowa e the
colorca people among them pracu:c:.!!
ly de' onslrates this. Every colorctl
representative who has gained ad-
mittance within the walls Of Con
gress has come from the South and
10 from the christian and philan-
thropic Notrh. The Legislatures OF
the South have coioreu represents
tiyes elected ijy the Democrats and
white people Of the South. Have the
Republicans Of any Northern State
done the same at theirsl HON, S?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
THESAtSRICytT.YlUi{AlbS SO CIETT--O OUR
GO 0UNYY' "a ! tIEs,-- itIEs,---IaiiIIG2ATION, i'll ,9

ALL neere sting 5n!cesiag.0 srsttilc .Ag
IIii!r!cllltural i!!c IS Society MAS held 5at the
Pair building on Saturday, Tho
subject OF holding a County .rai.ll..
this year cliejtcd aiwarm and sIiyely..
discussion. Dir. ", +. Burton made
y strong and earnest ApEeallo5thc.
members 1iiiifnyorS of tie Fair Dr..
y. Z. Holman, whois always awaimi.
advocate OF, every thing in the lillc.
oil progress, and has always
taken anactiYes part i'll tile Fuirs Of
the Society,tlo,lgllt, ,tllat;in thelight
of, the past, it wouldhe advisable to
have no Fair this Ncal,f but, at the
same; timc.ift ifthesSocicty decided tos
have aIiair.iltr iiltendcastc.tlo.a I'LL she
could to lnat.nn3as.it Il .Nccess.fbhIt.
4Benn EeEA;l3at tne5rcasonitt,at
Falrs were not successful. in;tltaGpast9
was thatth gate tareiwaa 4 too high
antimany people could not afford To,
come. MmsGhisolm and some others
thong that the trouble cwaS t,attou
much, money ives spcnt'en, premiums,
aud recommended tliat these be re,
tttnced insnuml,el andsralur. Mr. j.
sH..Fow!ts advocated Il Reduction oiy
the gate fare and t'ieS premiums
Mcssrs. Robert Mackny, ~! AZ.
alacka.y, l'iliiips. andtJas,
stokes spokcin favor Of Tic Faif.
Dr. r.fSumncrs Observation-Disclosures
ditiicn!tYto surmut,nt was, thcglis4
satisfaction Of many1as 10 til. .9,istii-S
bntion Of premiums, a vote bling
ttiikcns upon a motion oi'iAIr. Robert
Mackay !itnppr;.red thAt.thc almost
unanimous sense otithe 5SocietY Ywasi
in favor ofliolt;ing5a Fair.t ifs3
lie subject Of Iinmieeation Was
cxtbronghtup, and .Dis. Summers
5bting c;,lle,i upon, ,maticFa most ndl.
snir',hisspaecil, giving eS2pr;css;oit .+;c
5broal and Liberal views i!Doli tl,isiiii.
sport:mt subject. itiv 1s:,iil that
the salva,io:.;;.. I south! t'sr;,l.a t.e.
pended upon Immigration Drig.J.
G. .MolHan, who @hasil always l,trln 4
strong Havocate o:iinn,i igration,, also
urged the matter IN strong term.
Upon nioticnScf Dr. r. Barton,
the iDlioWing Committee Was ap:
pointed tp,dcviso and mature soli;c
plan Ey which the ca,lsccf iln,Iigra:.
,tion.may be extended ir.this County,
Alr.ak. NJ Chiso!nl, Capt. IS DiLh!c
antklir,J. G.. Holman. 4 molten VAS
made !v Mr.. j nhe Rohinso., '.:iityar-.
rieis that the Fence question lie t;:s-
cnssctl attic next meeting Of thc
Society. i,
Dinner being then calle.l, the Nom,
ibers retired 60 al adjoining room
5WElh1ers, a1ters q bauntitnl rapast, al.
went homa wc!l Pleas;:'! sill, t!icpro.l
cceSiiny:|otst,c day.
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att' 49, - - @ -. c,--,' -t----- r .
SI'ME tGNE2.ING e.ySE,

Senate. Co:skling, in5llig letter Of
r&sisn.tiont 20 Gov. C'ornc!l OF New
5lorS chargesthat Garfield appoint
etl Robertson coilc1toror% tile Fort Of
.hew !p YorSas !; rewnrd for political
services ri the Chicago conrrnsion
llf.thisis so, wGs think that neither OF
these political luminnlics can boast
.mncll q, taeirG parity or exalted
patriotism. y { President has 10
business to be ,.si,ag Fedcraliplt-
ruHagc Tor Observation-Disclosures. tt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
ASGIIEIS SENS.l'rI0N:

Quick upon tile heels ofthe prcsi-
i. t'ets.sis si:t.' sis:"t.Ni1 II withdrawing the nn-
contested lou1ination3 il NcwsYerk,i
Senator'S onlili!fg al,d iaiatt Of that,
State have sent IN the notification o;.
thcirrcsignntions5to TO the senate 1t
is said that they expect Tie 5Lcg,sla,
t,ire TO send them back ana TINS adj
minister q Severe ,rcbuiie to the ncl..
ministration. This is nov the great
topic oEcolversation i'll Washington
political circles. .,gl .i .s... Il
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
Dancing School,

5Is a rs. PA. CHASE irans1Eharl cs,or..
:lYa Sviii.npcna Dancing Stippl Il, the
lair building, cm.nencing onti.es. T9,ur
.!av,Hlath Of AIny. Children 5t0 Lc tansle
ini nille4aiir.nouni Young A!cnsnntl ladies
.in'sc evening Terms ai;dstrml,errE ar
Sms'ievn,.nss m Willis msGc known s, Il )
mc.;iing. eig i5
i. lirvfI:, ~ ..
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N o

Board Of County comn,iss io..s Svilil
!, =, !, seil AT 0tanG Il ftpn al6mlay;
ils,siXtlt day jnc So to tl,e$ lnglest
pidIer ~ fio1fcahli, q the building il:esJail
@io!, @ Known as. The Ciilr,I slouses
~ ~ ns5sNiil etaGdsa
days after sale. fl n 5t!,l
by ordcroftla Board.
T.. II. M sS.S.tST .IIS i. e
.5a G. Beg, G i, D: t! s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

Carul;me. Spanish. ls'oml,., Roman. . z
., .. III, i5. Is, 20 cts55i,cr yard, s5..
$50 pieces New Hamburg fi.irpi,le-ies.
Come AMI sre tteu,, thSy y.1cstiia ,icw
est Designs, Pr.ttiea; aud Cheapest.
eyer brorgh. here =, 5.f6n ST. i;sla,,.
s,#4l q totI.5 cls per yard. & IS ;iis
1000 hursi.tic$ Ia Entities Nec.. Wear
Fi,lnS. lies co'!r-eties. aud C:,pcs.i
FROM !, s.,S.a,o s 80. 8 Il ,j5i
}pa:asola and .,,,n.h ,i.s frum t,,s. Il, 20
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19
Notice to Whiskey Drinkers
F,hgIsioi clans, M embers of
Temperance Societies, 81

II f1M. find aifsw brands of sylisl:ies
IL y which ! guarantee pure and nnnd,,ls
!. s riiiS d. Go!''en Grlin Rye, Old Crown
i.se.s hunters Mountain kyc q lesc ilre
the re q Tie lailcst ard c.tMiisi;cyS
inn - de-, Nai. 1 l$nl Eou,h,n, pure No.
sMh,le Eorn, Red Corn Mlii,key nr::de fri, s,
rsised ScIn,t inc French! i.ranGy, cryslaII
.izsd, Rock and Rye California Pcacl, and
liionc&, the Celebrated Lyon P,lnch, Wines
~ the bet and Il,reet qualities, imported
.Ii'dt!omestic Gins, Lager l'ecr always on
;hnlld3atid I, ccid IA ice can make it, B:tcrs,
,al' Of The hest brands. ~ ts1
n. R,=Il do not head the aboyc, mean.
= 1i's ii i'al llitel ii2slcians and members Of
z Glii 'cra,cc Societies are SItrinicra. hit
!! ienIsit f intatm inner IA, call the attention
Nfal! io.atl,e place lwhcle they c,n get the
l'lire.t LIQUORS otlfor mcdical.l ii Glssary}
IN ~. ~. si ,s;:At purposes Lpok for5the Blue
o,"fe. l'FS: &. FRANK ilSlIER,A Agl. 5
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Notice TO Consume s.
81 &c obslt,ro 8. ..t.5

fsl Z: = Is ~ fgSbNi ~ so. ,sEttst
NOT !, aitcll,i'n is cullctltoa fewbranls
IN ~; fot.n;y lin,. :timoahing and chewing
aoo5'!cc.'s, q SO fcgars md ,rsaryt;es, which,
inrink,. &, tlieca'ty: thtwil,s celebrated
E,.za Snw, tie Golden Bar, orn Cob,
.3iiG:se, a farly,5Eiiit, #Catt. luck, Aurora
I'm T:in'tH,i 'aozl, Wod I'iiownct Nils
/ in1a int Cut. and h,aliysotllor ran,!ss
.w.li>'h ,,.ll>' ale not mentioned .i.c,e, rlwavs
on l.ant'; Sn,oNirg: W. .B!GlwclIs &itos.
isii !!i li:'m, lle%o oi,y genuine Blotkwrls
.yilg tf'it, irrl'iltsand Cigrctts,, Alorlnlrs
IfS.s,s s;ISNiclrate NJ Cnrly Gui, sSmpkers I'..r.t
HtriEm1 l-:,riinrtf Sclid 3pi:t mp III, tim foil,
g; M3Caii &Az crlrlral,,l trnMn Brand.
S,cfEr:.- wsl,li'e'ia, Private Stock, Q,ceie.
LUX. l.orei,a, ENla Sa', tTnalo, Llack
tAsceh In. .oiite, Fnnl Il state t'isaic ctttsi
.,st are ti>lielm'an. l'ride az ihc NORTH,
.l%itt e Joker, ckwclpstDmri,;,mi. AL ii
lie l' ;i9nye are guaranteed 10 IeSsr,! class
I'rsf ~ mo q ai! and he convinced ti,.I 81
.kiittli he best Iubacto's i'll Tile nny.,igt.
look ,or5llie Blue Store.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

i $ our millinery, I.accs and Straw IIats.
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nillh, i:cehorlsard Panama Straw.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-19

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