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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
His Idea Of His DUTY.

We do not think that the people of
Pennsylvania need.bc greatly disturbed
concerning the ability of the new sena-
tor to creditably represent the state in
the Senate. lie is Il new order of man
for Pennsylvania to send there, but none
the worse for all that The sentiments
he expressed on declining Il rcnomina-
ton to Congress do great credit to his
head as well as his heart, and a
man who thinks sucEl thoughts and acts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
Funeral,

The remains of VIM. J. Ettinger, FORM
erly resident OF this city and member
Of Co. K, 10Th Pa. Vet. Vols, and who
died day or two ago in Harrisburg, as
has been heretofore reported. were
brought from Harrisburg to Lancaster on
the Pacific express train this afternoon
fr intermcnt in St. Mary's cemetery.
The funeral moved directly from the depot
to the cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
Uniit LAMPS.

The gas lamps unlit in the several wards
last night are reported rs follows: First
ward, 2; Second ward, 3; Third ward, 3;
Fourth ward, 0; Fifth ward. 81. Sixth
ward, 6; Seventh ward, 6; Eighth ward,
:; Ninth ward, 7. Total 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23

electors 10y vote of only f"!:y-six to
forty-threc.
CHIEF SENATE CLERK COCHRAN has our
thanks for map of Pennsylvania showing
the population by counties according to
the 1880 census. We were only waiting
for it to get up an apportionmcnt that VIC
know Clerk Cochran's party will pass.
A DINNER was given last night at
Wormley's hotel by Rep esentative Hurd
of Ohio, to Il number of Democratic
members of Congress Of well known free
trade proclivitics. About thirty members
were present, and the initial steps were
taken toward forming a congressional or-
canization in the interest of free trade and
to commence an aggressive free trade cam
paign throughout the country. Speeches
were made in favor Of making tree trade
q prominent feature of Democratic policy
in the future with view to making it the
leading national issue in 1884.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
The Mayors Court.

This morning the mayor gave one drunk
Is days and discharged three bummers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
MINOR TOPICS,

TIE Indiana House has rejected a bill
allowing women to vote for presidential
electors 10y a vote of only fnv!y-six t.
forty-threc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23

Yes the gas-mcter is final court of ap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-23
Petitions Presented ut Harrisburg.

In the Senate at Harrisburg last week
Mr.. Mylin presented a petition of the pas
tor and members of the First Methodist
Episcopal church of Lancaster city, pray
ing for the passage Of the law adopted
by the state temperance convention of
1879.
Which was referred to the committee on
vice and immortality.
Mr.. Mylin presented = petition Of the
pastor and members of the First Methodist
Episcopal church Of Lancaster city, pray
ing for commission of inquiry to investi-
gate the traffic in alcoholic beverages. the
result Of license restricture and pro,ibitory
Legislation in this state.
Which was referred to the committee on.
vice and immortality.
Mr.. Mylin presented petition of the
pastor and members of the First Methodist
Episcopal church Of the city of Lancaster,
praying for an amendment to the cOnsti-
tuition prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of Intoxicating liquor in this common
wealth.
Which was referred to the committee on
constitution and reform
, 1881-05-03
PQllIlCs IN IOWA.

10 ths Editor u 7n4 Chicago Tribune.
DUDuQUE, April M.-lt Is undoubtedly
sate to predict that within two months tho
nuoiG ,' .,, on." 1J.se.vh ~ H.. W. t.so nsu" @
nc1a' Msa tne campaign lor tne oetoocf eiec-
tloM fatr)y III progress The Convention
will bu lell ut Des AIolnes some tinlo In
month, No that because of tho sllurt time IN
tervuntng between; this md c0nyeutfoN.tlay
the contest will assume q kreater tiegrep Of
, 1881-05-03
tatht.i packing and butchors, tapka6.s, receipts.
.,UNs shirnnonta, 6lj.
BY TELEGRApII,


Spsttag Diipatth to The GAteaso 1ttbuns.
itvEHrnOi~ May 2-l1:D q, m-Fhot'it-No I. liz,
No. Z On Id.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, ps ID, No. = ",
sprihR, No. T. pat Nh n fdI wh!io No. /. NJ tdt Nh.
2u cu6. No. n iut No. = ~ Ed. Cofn-Ncw, n 1d3
raovITiotxs-t'brk. az, inr,. s;a Oh.
mess fsaserh ateady A. ~, Western stchdy NJ s5H
l.nfd-l'rimd Wrstafn ateatiy At fA III. curn-Mtktd
duli nt bs vi for ttow. ..
CurrCN.SEEp Oii,-Ycttow american ttil1 al Nd
HriN1rs TuHrHN1tNE-iohd1n, dnl IT IA I'd.
tIEcE1t'tx-Wheat for Tho WoekAtIantlc ports. IL.
GO uts, raclhs pt,rtt. T.1@ sth othor aourecs 1900
lAvamr0ui, May .--Corrux~t:asser, ky4gs ib-idd,
SATISFY 500 balest speculation md oxport, lou,
raovistoxs-pr,mc moss pork. ,us. lard~Amsrl.
can, IT..
tsSsEgu Utt-2ts.
LONDON, HAY ay1-TrnrENrtNs-Hp,rtts, sns.
H.. ANTWERP, May ay1-rs1HUtECM-aH.
ri!o following we're secelvsd by tho Chlenso noatd
.-l!tSsHi'oots na, 2-ltsts a. n's-rork sua. Lard.
l. T. a; q HI 5s :Is'cs s,
deee, H. Gar,, fsi,or as "a ssacs % VI" HINT
s s ns g s!9s Il d. s.' si IT, sisZ o't s:!
Sss;s n: !'Tss ssyl ~ M { 4 y PS All VI 4 4
f;1s :aas !'S:t Mstsi :sS7 ,1as.,s,
easspes % Gsraoea IL uvs @ air aS avss. r.
MO tNlfort!ia. 4asG Corn rashar oaFsr taixocs q,
' ss sS :'Ssy S:s fqPssS Pss; ss
sn9li. W0atigr II I3nEland shuHet{. l'arts-Wtea,
fasntnbly.
, 1881-05-03

Sp<etas ptspaieh 10 IA4 EAieaao TftbunA'
aT. l.uUis. NO, May3-Ths.a wese f1.5tl ou whsa
shlppud tu New Qflsans by slvpr and szil t.-dsy,
vnd ~ ~ hu c0fu, freight un whsas ua IN cosu,7o.
To ths tgessft'. associated ffsss.
by. l,ou1A No., May 1-FLupR-uachau
uA4tN-Whpat unsuttle4 and gsnosal1y htxhosi No.
rcd tGl cash, t!o la63l1Vt May, tLol9s
8t07If jpno, slAHtalQHa Lgs)t4 u'A July, te]4&Nf
aalsko Auv,sst, us}{4N4l@t}4 yss4e yasr, No. du,
1k.U|tlbl.ti M, Ado, 6s&o bid corn opepsd hiahat
a.oilasdt .s5nhs r!st; , sMnfstgss M Asys 9sfst5M4
pf ijlsq CASH H. sss}4o M4{i @tet1Ac ANxusss 4k
u19{n The yeGr. Rye btspi sl.N tid. barley dull Ii
fuC4S5tAt
lhiii-ttuLot At ~.
HuFtGh-tulGti dlttJ. iJe2sc,
EQIS-QU!us al Wc.
WHIek}-Ete41y VI $1NI ...--.,, -
usr iii asst asS.IJ hsd ii Ell AG Ill, - -
, 1881-05-03
TO14Er)U.

TeLkDo. O.. May 1-URAlS-Whent nrmerI NJ.
whto. Michigan. ai.Ds amber tu, siil.s, No. rcd
Wana.h. SPOT 30 7, Ma,; slM June; s,ii4, 'nly
yfed, Mixed tllaM Corp tr,ner, hlsA mlsdd. 4tt4c,
~ = M sFo, 9eao stsy %9es H. duy: faM1 M fe esosod e
,,GHfiI0,vhss. sfWssl N.Y. led spot aE,3E ast9,d
l;ts nsfed. EN h'aj A AS,t4!st, tsos asked, sLos9s
"" WsSsirs- rsis; heat S Gas corn. :aoW but ont.
Wheat, uaa0 bu. cure, unun bu, oats.
6tUN bl.
, 1881-05-03
MILWAUKEE.

MtfIwAuKE May 1-FkOUR~bnil and nominal,
0RAtx-Wheaa stondy, oponed 1su iowas. tt0sad
Lune. &tt.S, 1uty; sl3t No. at vlct No, md ~.
iecsd, fteinignt Snrn s.s,sr. Nn snt u AiAc Gats
l'nruy dull md lgwGr. NJ. sprInE, vi: >,
tdne 1l1kj july. Llrtfll 81 cash and Jhn0t tl17k
July.
,NkcEsrfs~flouf, ifW brs: whcaa i1ouo ha: cats,
.sMttMEsrs-whcat li,uDo bn. eorn 2.s,5spus oats,
, 1881-05-03
l.1SQllLA.

pkontA, H., Mhy 2.--G3aAiH-Iofn ncilve md
stoadyt high mix cd liAtk4ihu Oats Irregular, SU.2
whito, 3sa5sHc. NyD dull and nnnt,nnl ut eliG0Ll7
I1iGuwtNEs-- --uunhanReh nt et.bl
ftErEIrrs-Wh6aL tGSY 0a; roEn, &4,115o bnt oats,
g. 7bU bu. rye, t,E!i bu: pArleyt Tttnd.
EHtTMENTA--NhoHL t.GN bu; tafu, 81 InQl hui Onts,
61l5o blu, re, HO hut barIHJ. uo tu.
, 1881-05-03

EAST LIBERTY.
Fsdnr 4ti9 Snn,t n!ey -EArTlEGitecclpts sanc1
IL. IT,, 5ho wtok oad!nH TINS dny. 5l through and
etsk fsi,rrt .n' w thtnn!h nnd li!s l9cs,i t1
s nakcs l. WV M iii 'n R wSgE. ro saes ~ = anlr ~
tappnE Grairs, ENsHj: f1ir IN " m hI,l1,n
otk. cnIiSt, and ta iIuh hSa HSH e,.s
dy H. hea5a M'' cows and stass' *AssLu, salcs ~.
!4 aassi M 'tSaa A. nSai t@ta, fsr tic wGSk.
~; aYoSer., sIG1sd IL "e'~' tA''aa'p"'a'' fA'Na
tS nvainst :s tiS sH t9t@s ~ fas *s9x.
1oased. G:ssdN eiIpiisd, WijAhni sS'''"s '!NH'
KEW yonN.
m.sus @ s s"1s IL, WEI. s.ii @ asn hea4
Mn ii esSgnn ssa y nsta9 sissfs. sseTa
iasassss sfsn'sn ss1 Il tss .s wsss Ystlo
ten teel al III tss aa to.!ursn* ltn lunr-
sscs sh hca. isElas 3iiS rot ts
IL ea q, ,T;s149s; ; daxn"ssa soaSsn"Ts saavn @
eil,ns,s 11'0s3,1a for uEsAufNf tSSSfI Biss fur
seet .icais s iiom head making :a Tor Tho
''''''se~ iof city drSs.at 'S' ''' ''F "'' n"a''
s7,o,,. 1T. Louis.
, 1881-05-03
nOSTON.

.Bosrnv, May 4.-fLoun-stondy llnd unchanged.
GtsAiH-Corn In moderate don,and md uuchanusd.
Oats scarce ind firm, unchanged. ilyo nonlnnlly
changed.
puTrER-SominnIiy UNCHANGED,
EuUH-W0AI4rn frGAl. 15&lC.
ltEcEtrra.fl9ME. 7tI bt*. 400 sAckss corn, aa'm
tut MhEnt, n1U bu; natA, 1O.u0 pu.
HHlrAkNTH-Flour /, ,4u 6ss.
, 1881-05-03

iuurFAttI, Mny y7.-GnAls-AM kinds neglected on
Change. Gail UUnrd tnsuHod, but transactions Il.
consequence Of light abundance Ut mnnburs. Torn
uherel At bu{u for cnF-lNLs.
, 1881-05-03

DETROIT, May
NILAgN-Whont In good duunsld md trnlt No.
whltu, sI.osA, May, s1.us June. $lGgf JULY sLG56,
August tlItBf; No. whitp. tl.Rf$s No. = rod neg
iuctcd. NucClpts, 31,UD bu, shipments, 0,n0 bu.
, 1881-05-03

Special Dtspdteh 10 Tia chftaoo Tribune.
KAxaAs CITY, Mo-. May 3-1nAt.-1he ptits
Current reports Whcat-Nu receipts or shlpuse..ts;
,gh water Interfering ntich with t1nsporla.ont NJ.
H.ked., .Corn-E6 sucapts ur Uacr,nsst No. casi'.
, 1881-05-03

Why aa object OF loathInE aud disgust TO Jour
self Qnu Snclety rum cuturrh When tapfurtIs
Radical Cure, externally 4nl Internally adlnln.
isturad, will durG every syInpiuu OF tho disease
livery package Is n complete treatment, Only
, 1881-05-03
LIVE STOCks
r,r m.

fnc s1,o. an.,, WIS iat The avcrase welaht of tho
h"ss ". r,;o ts tho awtchmau euployod In md aooat
>e.ri. which occurred NJ II O'CLOCK seatofnay'
@e .hrrk trndinS In tho afterna}or but Tho blk
tenoea .tnT had changed handa bofosc tton. and tt
Of tno - % tn.Inc.s houra found ctnp&snssblT lltlu
t!oss J.. .ho 1sr.is Tho arrival and departure OF
~ 49, train. wu. not seriously helnyed'
Srca tnu uf tic erection W 'onaoh Of hfcua'ses lor
.,..e md presoryntlon Of ftcsh t1ichL MI OK.
change knrs: ..-.... ..,,. ). h,,,,,, mud
,.,csnt,l in tefrIacraenr bnxes IL nnt tet'Aef1 hna
Nv. nj rcuuIre my 'Hrndunl thnw9nut prYcGsss
md American trcstl-ntcnt exporters arc nor exootoa
.ua ther cat4oes into ths lInmcttsc dcHd-nent
.an"sc. i, appenes 10 e only dcs1Acd to AsAat
~cr.slo f,e,h ont Importation company 10 aoe out
~ h.d ,cr.pe, When tinfroser fresh mutton from
II y 1at 11,s ,S S'!s' x y s tt t5ss
rcre pst H. eh1 n su II ns9c stSs sHs ~ @
sss.sss :ss u S4 Jill IT, asi:
u wh iscy = @ " 1rt tse
Il Sea zeaaad wo y n9 nMy s9a,'9ss Y, 1ns r iHs
sos II e ,ish ss.is ss asS; Soy
~ nraoee III yu stock ard 70 transport thousands
!ss ''s s1t ii s iSaH soStS % sS
9ff;;SSEHecesy. s e il lasins md onay
lh ss1S ,u.a list weak. 2th!s Total i9.t Wcek n.
f1fs asi sgsm sa ss ~ as ir "ass stua is day s
sdpIar syhns tose nn " nadetH;o dessso ,so u
fsSar' rstnrcd bad Saw r9rk tnarkot tond!!!E 70
w1i = un ssruy, hut henyy welxftta werU lard to
rlose except III roucessions ears lt some iHst,es:
Hs,cGers ttun solt y f4 t,Surgs: and !,c nattsF
e'et nrrc ~ TrnfeA Nj 'HtAis with to lnrret Irt
shn ra,a q tr fnls y p5IhM,e TIL ,a,.S ds1scs. e.
Mondsy Nus Chiefly speculative, ynry fcW country
6uJors reaching tile lnfkst 70 eas!x ~ ZIG wdgks
Fnr cnu.tl1pn in R0Ul thrifty lots wn* p1ltu.
The general market ctnsch stcHdy NJ TITO tol[o"nK
QtOTATN*s:
nnwnnis' .,,,,,.............,,.,.,.. H13GW
!cS9, Weighing IT'D t., f,i lbs 5e57s
', NJ id l,AU ill., 5s5N
''sa!!I!t ~ I!tstS s. As
EvttlcrA' htock-Euorsu IL common steers hhd
WeishIrs SU to CO los.. a53 LIS
a4oas
ssils' md ssWas I'M sIcprs.
yea;s-ur luj lbs,,,, aaGiu
, 1881-05-03

nUGS-1tccuIVc!l during Sundny aud MontlAy, l7.00'
head; sansc time last ucvk, MLua tntnl last week,
Mila; shipped lsst week, zl,iBl. 1'ho supply MAS
the market deyel6pcd rner tor1o. Fuckers tt'arsIt
ssry freely. nnd thurs wns Rlsu u rood shipping he-
LsSfa SsSf stHras; sss r. sS 9o"r 70 gsa
hsayI o. saHtrl H. inlcs OF ak!ps und cnA w0r0 At
1 TIE suppiy t'f the la.str WINS larger than
Iaw that OF ast week. The maFkot finished firm mud
, 1881-05-03

Rhkaf.
iEcEtrrH- fiour laYN irtst w1,nat. Iirl bu. corn.
pStm bit uats. iag0 hrt 70 Mnf.e; hn 2nh hn
M,Qn hut oats. D,GD but rye. nnnU. hurley nDnr.
, 1881-05-03

TSDfASAruLta. May a-dnAiS-Whcat stendy ut
stisQilB>{, Corn sloady At 4ssll1fc. Oats tiru at
BS9t0o.
, 1881-05-03

Nxw f0nK. May a.-1sustnoAs Nas light tn.dny uw-
lng to unfavofnbla weatsur. Cuttun Routia quiet III
Mrat his, but leading makes stuAy In pricc prints
III Irregular detAanu, unN lawns quI0t} xnHhanH net-
i've urd 1rnf mems wear VI MuDlpns In odoratu do
nnfdt hualBFy dull i.
, 1881-05-03

N-HftKg astpeT9F 1,. M@sa'ate' ssscf NC
Moics y,nEa9 i Tiarrcti nhp7o' i's'os' l"'c"A
T., TttE llRSSRtfS CANAL.
,,, sSan!ea,on s @ xns rssetss from sn, A.: r.
hcid II sdis oits ior ths p.irta.su of a.lvsailns
" aIi:watar, n,atc irSn. thieaeS e ths UPpst
invitation via aeerricd and tha Siaror nstr,iet-
Cd to name 'ns r,1.r,as as,sya;;o''; ',,7,,,,,x.
Ehhct!oS NEiuN.s'
Az. Clloiton n'nvcH 10 haspeaa tnc oraet trist NJ
the i,m,1srtnuinu ~ tit .e nav onr sho,iji
tatto thur seats nj tho floxt n1octIpR, Tho TlU-
ian rreyaileI, at,ss tic Glcrk read Inc gures
Tho voto On clty officers wns as tollors: =. 4.
1tarr!son Sch,;ilrE
osisara.s . M ri! .,,,,,,, '"'>:.@''
Brand .33 ms staubcr ......... l903
itabcr -. ..ssI'o scuter,uF. .i...,.. 6s
CITY ATronsgr.
unaesmooa.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e'a''"t ' '''s'
cry CLERK. !. =,
ttowart, IA a,,tJ Jgattarfnr 1.H3s
eer1. . roa ,o m cas, noro
sn sceFsa so y,s: ssass Sm
With tho Aldermen. ,Th0 o11csal vote on these'
hns "irsaay rI y Ses 9n!isn f,v tc, n I'm
.,.,.. ~ 80 -, 81. +s..,se,tr.,f -"' " -
SUN o. So,NN. WI t. .h ,,or,, .,, ,,,
vi, ,t.t r. W. IT, t1ty Ts.,,tcr n t VI
NY nvn t, Ht W. ,.y s"etT IN, ~ r.. = To.,o
soa S tna t;y liz to,nu;cs ~ IA III 10 thol
wy T., tug III, & . ~ hn rcccivn
s,,tr1',ts;s % ~ Wiann1' ~ lin "1
1., ni ~ EEii,astti,, rnMrtnd Tint thas.
~, ~ ,a, ~ H.. Hi a. g'sonh arH;th Ynr Ssi
nao @ ~, M or III ~ o aoa,i h,Inv fns
Ut the ~ " n.st w uh' 'o
leT1S a ~ rssi IF 1 ~ Of Pub
H., tvsh @ TIL ar., t,fdnni NJ, fifc
NC - ss,m mns ~ t.fs s ~ Wiwn,,nnc 4. s4
t, ttniis ~ ~ LILLE ~, @ tsn'tnr sfsoof ssn~
~, ~; .t nnMo ""'
ms'oAueeo "'iu t'''po'"t"3 f''7tpot11'
'Tf1E.TuAI1SU.WOfks. -
THO Committed Tn judiciary reported Ia IT.
uurj 10 ills rrpno9ctl now ptlr1ptng- works TINT
fho Council bid Il Fight 10 employ tho water
fluid to extend tho water SYSTEM, anti rccUH-
tho West Eark Ut tho South fltHnch. Laid Cvcr
Temporarily. .s... - -
The Oltic1nl bond of Cartur II. Harrison was
presented and approved. 1t was In the sum OF
$iO,OOD and WIS slsuct hy Carter II. ItNrrIsult,
John il. CIark, nuG ", q. Mccormick.
E" vour,I uin,, ,,n,,, t,.i Ann,
'.. Nu.n -. e.. =, .a.,sa 49,, .i,,.a ,.,u.,,
Tho C9tnmtttee on etteots nna AlteSs. Norin,
fcrGflct! thvortlnly 0t tae petluom inr unlic ",
Du38QxU 0E Au Of1l&F ~ k1Ab EAEGt* =
, 1881-05-03
.TnTsfTn<.

NEW ORLEANS, Mny e.--CuTTOS-Qntets m!ddlt.ta.
lVxcy low n,!ddlina, WAs. good ordinary, SXo, not
reecIpts 47 bntes, Krpss. tl5fl ekpoIla TO- franss
8;l To tho Continent 615 c0nstwlsu ss saiDs. @,AU'
stock, atGl3t,
, 1881-05-03

0swEao. May 2.-t}nAtS-whont steady. Corn
stcndy; Western mixed, H,c
, 1881-05-03

~--:- ruIspENTfNE.
wiLMtSuTos, 3tny 3.-arsNtTs or TuMrEATlNE-
steady Ut SC.
, 1881-05-03
NEW YORK.

spsetat Dbpateh Ia Tns Chicago Ttdtlae.
NEW YotsK, May 1-t'nA1x-Wintas whons fairly
advndced Ats,fc and o,t'uni on tho farorit araues
OF No. rod Hnd No. whito about A8tc b0. "A
aided by tho hlRilrt range Of 9nototIors fttnl tito
West The material reduction IN ths warohoused
supply hers md toward Tho Coso tho somewhat
moro ihrorHblo tenor Ut Tho .ndytceE by cabtu.
which latter, ll0wtYGr nilph ~ quicken DEALINGS tho
voiutno Of which for tho day has been unusually
tnoiernte. rhu general nnrkot closed Ateudy. No,
rod ciesug nj ts12s& lti and &l asked. No. rcd ut
s2ss!a, ch!ey al II ~ closing 1t ti9i lid, do ireo
on hoard Mt si1MsiI.s,~ do May. t.7:h
teixt closing III slal askcds do Juno Mt
&tM nj "a. closing ut sf4j&l do july nt eL1ss@
l.y{ cfualug at tilps, No. rcd nt ts.fsl!23. un-
grnded Fud at H. NJ 10 qaaityt No. Ghlcnao
spring nt lxsf& Now York NJ. sprins nt ttf6@
request for rar1y tollvesY. In mvst instanues
ae Il further ai1ght reduction In va1ucs, Option
dealings worc to liberal nkHrcantc. tho stay option
contnu,nR III highest favur nnd Indicative Ut mn nd
vaHcu VI lS@4c prr bushol. 3aics Of mlrth Weslcrh
unR:udod NJ t96tc, ns u quality, No.a white nonl-
inaI. Western yellow ut M1ac DAta-An Acslvo do.
nland reiuftcd friday 1nt1ely for local rrndu rnr-
potus. Ut MI advance on carly deliveries Of 10
~ nof bu. whlta a,n,na ost md tn no urt,on limo
also Improving A9Hc per bu. OF zunera!ly higher
offerings. salts Ut white Wtser1, tnaradcd at +s2
BE- a 10 qualify; mixed do nt 4st7o, rhItu State At
s5 ssayS S y sss* ssSss.ti ss:.s s;'Stss s
{sx ss:1 'Ss sx a nds stsa on sat ro
.trsta,' se!.le and 81 eHm!atlsols Mttle
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, 1881-05-03
HUI hAt.EA

.siEf:pIHeec!plH durlnp Hundny aud Mondny, 1901,
n f Mo.e AZ ~Hgk total last week. pk1 shi
sS.d, ,' Mesx' 10y There Wa qusut ad nqmlnally
IT, ~ va hot yeFy enrp tsnlAi,d, and sales wUro
Smst1is <amSt4tbau per l4 lbs fur GUnnlun u Cnce
!iQttirS "e. "'''0 y so0 eLoAA Afula4H'k A0a
, 1881-05-03
RUPTURE CURED.
RAILROAD ILJTE-TdBLE

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TnAINs1ExrLAxATlns Or lsEyKnnseE
tNJndey excepted. fUaIfJ.
Chicago 4. Snrthvrestera Railway.
For Maps Time-C Catda Hlceplng-C Car accommodations.
nrPy ut q Clnrk.aL DF9nd Pacific. nrnk's E1prcs8
, 1881-05-03

KansnsCity, ,Ncnv'r, Pueblo, Load
.-vilf1 i California Fast Efprcsa. ts:D p mlA
KAnBn4 Etly,Sanla F6, Now MGx-}
tcu. a Ar!konaA Cnlitnrnin Fast Ell 600 p u1E8
81, Louis, HprinEt10Jd Il tTexna....ls p:W i mjs
M01ato Il Now Orleans EIprCsB. 10 b:U d MI
II. Luuts, Springfield i 1'exnH. II tl:tD p mIs
Fepttn. kr1knk. i Huf- via Y 800 d NIL
1in1ts!n Fast Express GhenoaI II y:tl p nj
t'ckin Il f.uOrln Fix. TiA Joliet. -. ya1 i mis-
Htrenttr. I.acon, W nAfinEt'n Ex.. 1sl2:O y nfs
Joliet X Dwight Accomnpdnlton.l" STU p MI"
, 1881-05-03
Arrive.

a-llepOt cOFt,cr uf WeIIA md KlnIle-sM.
b-Dapot corner Of Canal aud kinE1e-sts-
Chicago, burlington d Quincy Ka1Iroad.
For Maps, T1rua-Iablea AIrepln9-t:nf AcoomrnoaA-
lions, IMPLY attn Cisrk-st, nr1nd Pacno Hotel,
nrtnk4 Express tM}csI foot Of Indlan2-nv, Grand
1tGuaD, md is Chnnl-sk
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

For the general accommodation of
our subs cribcrs we have determined
to change the day Of publication Of
the TINES from Friday to Thursday
hereafter. Under our present mail
arrangements the paper gets to some
Of our subscribers when it is several
days old. This is especially the
case with persons living on either
side Of the Barnwell and Aiken lines,
whose mail reaches them from points
on the Augusta branch Of the S. G..
r. r. BY the change all will get the
paper fresh and nowsy, aud VIC hope
to Gee many additions to our sub
scription list
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

sam Dempsey, & horse thief, was
placed III our Jail some time back
awaiting orders from the Sheriff of
Richland in which County he com
mittcd his oiiensc. a few weeks ago
the Deputy of the Richlund Sheriff
came for him, but the cunning fellow
watched his chance and made his
escape at our dcport. The Sheriff
Immediately offered a reward for his
recovery upon which Mr.. A. +.
Browning tracked him to hovcl in
the lower part Of Oranscburg, captur-
eel him and put him in his buggy
and delivered him into our County
Jail During the Christmas holi-
days he was transferred to the Rich
land Jail.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07
J. l.. IIcidtlnan, F.

The Grand Jury Report, besides
what we have already mentioned else
where, contains complaints as to the
condition of the Poor House The
inmates are represented rs needing
more clothing, and the cook has been
recommended for discharge for APP
propriating the provisions for private
use. 1t is also recommended to sell
the Poor House farm. All the differ
ent public offices were visited and re-
ported in good condition. with the cx
ception Of better furniture being
needed for some Of them.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Very Interesting Sunday School
services were held on last SUNDAY
afternoon at the Lutheran Church
under the Snperntcndancc of Rcv. j.
+. kiS'r, the pastor. Excellent adj
dresses were delivered Ivy DR., Cooke
and Prot. lawrancc, and Il number
of the children or the Sunday School
entertained tt audience with well
rccitcd amd appropriate selections.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Headed on-To prevent the dc
posit OF scrofulous matter in the
lungs, which causes Consumption.
purify the blood, carry this matter
c't Of the system, stimulate all the
organs to healthy action and siren
gthen the body. Medicines will do
no good. DR.. Flagg's Improved
Liver and Stomach Pad is the only
safe remedy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Coleman Bentic, an old Democratic
campaigner, and an experienced bar
Der from Charleston, has taken the
place Of old man Brown who has gone
away on account ofill health. We
have tried Beatic and find him tin
top barber. He is located next to
ZINES Office.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

The recent freeze rendered navi5a-
ton on our streets and sidewalks
extremely dangerous. There was
many 81 Slip, and sometimes a rather
undigniiicA fall on the way TO bust
ness. In our mishaps we derived
much consolation in the thought that
:ruc pluck consists. m,, in never fall
ing, but in rising again every time we
fall.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

An interesting Christmas tree ccc-
bration was held ut Bethel Church ON
the 9th December. After appropr-
ate remarks ly Mr.. IIamp. Mil
ler the efficient superintendent, the
presents were distributed to the little
ones. There was Il fine turn out upou
the occasion, and the interest mani
tested reflects credit upon this thriv-
ing community.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Clients and witnesses will please
take notice that the Court Of Common
Pleas will be opened on Tuesday,
January [, 1881, instead Of Monday.
Persons sumln0ncd to attend on
Monday will appear on Tuesday, in
stead of that day.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Mr.. l.. III. Wannamakcr has been
appointed Deputy Clerk Of Court
This appointment will give general
satisfaction, as Mr. Wannamaker
has had vast experience in clerical
duties, and is, withal faithful busi-
ness man, and a courteous gentle
man.