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, 1881-04-18

Detailcd Account OF tho Loss,

Dctaf1cd Account of tho y.oaz.
LosDox. Aprll lo.-The correspondent Of
tle 19'acs az sclo says: "lhavc now made'
from personal observation, and with the help
of others, pretty thorough canvass of tic
state Of affairs throurbout the island. Tho
intal nnmhor NJ dnaI ie scorcaiv nv, i 1ass +i,n"
1000, although some allowance may bo due
to tie fact tl,at Immediately after tho dis
aster many persons crossed to the main land.
and some Of ti1ose now renortet1 dpef mov
now ba there. TIM villages nm the smith sitlc
~ Ma ioo,1 i'm III ,,,roofre, n.s,i,,, n,.,.sIo
s ~ "o ,sa no,a W. n.p % 49, wseheo' n"fos nslnsio
TIE CENTRE or VOLCANIC ACTION
scems to have been near Nenita, overlooking
Nrcrnta nn,, IN thn noot nnoat ,vharn M, va
iahrI mi ~ n nonn,otior ~ ooo m A. Wnr"a, ~,
~. .susu out u pop'.'a'loh VI l.@u. AZ youhos
PhiIatla, 10 ont OF $50; Mt Kalan,onti, 40 out
of ECO. mt Armnltn. no ont Of nm. ard ot
kinney, l3O out of 4SO. On the western side OF
the island, Mt AIcstu, nlnny houses fell. but
nobody WIS Killed. At Ves1y thrcc-fourths
OF tile buildings werc wrecked, but only Oilo
pnsrrson psrp M killed; t;oo AZ Lethi ~ porsons were
400. At Annbatos l2 were killed. THIS is tho
lnostnurtherly town on the west side, which
suffered severely. Other towns were severely
shaken, but aro not III ruins.
TILE DISTRICT or sc1o, -. H..
nll. Kajl,nosln IL siluply mass OF rliiiis, md
u Is difficult to distinguish one house from
nnpther. cannot conceive llow any consil-
Only; ais .pertshed Out of LOO. Ths
nelKlborlng villages suffered similarly.
Seven Ut the principal ones, containing B,bt0
Il Ms's ssss sFs sslsSs Il rIs s 9s ssss II asa %
, 1881-04-18
BY TELEGRApu.
FOREIGN.

IA5ltEAiN4
Epfe!ai Dispateh TO Tne Chicago 1fttune.
1IvEnIWnr- April lG-llxu n m.-Fl.ouK-No. !, lis,
No. . u al. o
0AAtS-wheut-wintor, No. I. ps Dd, No. ., d.,
spring, No. l. Ds ri, No. !. &s I'll, wtc, No, l. Nn d.,
No. Ds' club, Nc l. Ills: Nc. Gs IL. Corn-Now, Is
41&d. old. Is GJ4a.
plovlsloNs-l'ork, Gss. Lard. b7s.
!.tFsHPuui- April 1d-ritUvistuSs-Bac1u
berAud cuts stcady n 42s: short ribs atanIy nt I'D;
long coar hroF mt fis m short clear lrtnUr ut 45s,
shouldora stoady ut rs sd. Jtnsl-rrinia Western
nsMer at 57s..
ANTwE0i. APRIL 1a-pErroLEuw-a9,xf.
i.ivEttroot~ April 1d-Na cotton td+tluy.
phoylstnss--Amerlcnn 'ari, til. Iiacnn-1ouq
clear, tia "a: aliott eloar, l14.
Tho following wore received by thu Chicago Board
Of Trhde.
!hrEtrnDL, April 1G-Wllpnt quiet and 5teatlyt rod
W!nter, " By No. 2sprfn4. - I'll; No do, n, Corn
Whaat dill corH t at "a dosIs. r., ~ nra}1o G91s
e.. 4aan ah nofSetS1 !sr 1Fk Il, H. " nr es q
Tnnw Ills, EhGDsB, GHs. EteGt+ f5s. -''7,
. I.oSnpN.e April l&-LlrkNiOUL-Wh8at stSndy.
Corn stAnttT vi b 41s MAItk LASE-CarXous on
GOMat-WheAf, tnntkBL quito nf u h0lay ettlsnctur;
tAr nverHB rcd wlntuc. t7efI4s Enrh, Inrkut giltg
II Y nnliny cl'Arnoter3 falr nvHra49 Am1rcHn mxed
Of d hDllday gANrnctcy. = ~
, 1881-04-18
GENERAL MARKETS.,

NnoOM-COltN-Tllo mnrket continues stoady and
NFu,, Wu Qnot8s
chuico l,1,ri and cnrpot. an
MIaeM ON
f!sSa.tiip!,s, "
NulsVElt-Ihu best orltjes t,f ornatnarv ann defrv
veru not t., ho had nt arr e,,I,sessioI frnm
nm,,t,tions hrt 1,nja~rs ~ tho ts .on"sI
wsre not nvsrs u making cuncuAsiou., WHOM by 10
s..t.. .,nasa, - 'S 11'" w ''"'ee' 1AeF1 WIS
.asma.1 rw c",s asua"as s x,n,,v nj, -
tasto !ask,nR stock. Il
MX30lMtl-nealyrs had nothing nuw 10 ',u.p.
, 1881-04-18
PHILADELPHIA.

rnlLAnEIPlttA. pa.. April h-tL0u4-Nomlnal
AnchniIysd. Rye A0uF unchanged,
0AAIN-Whoat qa!ati No. . red. ELEVATOR, 3lrssk,
No. : rcd. Apti. tLI9f1t.19sa, Mar, sips llg{,
auna, $llshI LlB&t July. si.laSllat& turn steady
With faar dsulAndi nxed uh track, 55o, stem, 0n
track ~, sall ul391 ARE!l MAJ. SN{q,
JUNE, elA1aho July, h51i53c. U4t4 In i4fF dguHidt !
Ntts nnlxul, $lk2u. ' ' q" ~ -
s,4 ,4a9ay;!!3N,SxsIfaIr I! NJ and a5tst asn nsstAess
, 1881-04-18

Sksn..tn..t -. a..
sh.f,UMHnunk WnA or tno hhHrpnst KIND Exn0fteEs.
eHm,puass JoeMsfa Aaa thu loent ttnna H0ro RreeIy
liz ng 9 eSe 81 M Rn sp,y ncos y, n ~ to
niye sisS HIN f9s N. MSf cS s"5S ~ H. wSss
H!su tln RSronsn e. of nferInr Hrn.!cs Tns nNrtaps
~ tSG n'HnHAE II oaes NM ~ GAttomn rhnRn ~
xss.st iNust Whs! noHhrCf,, very nl!lg lsluniK
Ahsa ~ nn1tn AANt Mnt 4no MA!s " tnG eMttle
siitn ~. "nHs Ht!n snH1e q sL4ss1s lM0 OIL
fc nr NS 3 waH Inm ~ Yn Ffny r n
~, aut MgMsl nHsfaGln9 I!i hS lesirheo stneKnfN
.;sn.s ILtn nehrEanu hotn halas nt t!f!t
s!ss". @ nv9tMs1m9 " tSoM ~ - ~ ~ r.
1 mcrc y, nouNfat1 SUPPLY ~ kstainnM lftsos
pflses rofo sseady NJ tho tnl'owi''E
QutirATIOSHs -..'
ExtfM neoves-6toeE1 weighing i+J9o lba and
Cs III s :wn
stnrs wt,inI,Inw ; ir;&I iii Il, Ssi M III i max ~
t,nn assvns.-W .tattcSSi stsSst, wciYn. "'s'''
MGsilit,N rsi,.ssIafeura ii fair ioti;. Wuva.
pusssss @ L; cin, s;;,cts lid ~'''"
Weishs IL X i, i lus .os wy .aoaor aaat7s
iIit ill.,. a2a4
1nfoTuf-l,tu l,tutlt md thin e0ws, heifurH stagh
vnn.. ss M9 NJ taGawHx @
a t. T.. = Aooe
iS.Ino nsns hn!i ot t.o week NV a. netlyo Mnd
, 1881-04-18

,LoSpox. April 1s-ii:3D H. m.-Conaols, un-
Anisrican &ecurIt,o.-4.is. 1isA. '1:..
:, lsa''!rDad l., sharcs-Now York Central, 1asA.
PAn1S, April 11-ltcntcs, SIT Ta!sc.
PARIS, April lG-Dp. n.-Frunuh rcntcs, E1r
40c
s:3o p. m.-Frr,ch rontes, a3r 40c.
NEW ORLEANS.
. NEw ORLEANS, APRIL l.-Slgbt exchange on
N1w fork, ss.W per $1,00o prou,iu,n: sterling,
, 1881-04-18

f!sm lrams -Amnta! 1la,t,1e, 1ari-rrlme steam,
4llhSall .SJ kgttlp. lls4c,
nttrrsMS9uletl crsamsry. extra, 5taa,e do rood 70
Mnnn.ylynnln}i extras, a)c, dnfry extrn, 23xol do
E1NS-t2ntott l9s3itI0d.
!iIEEsE-YMlet h!t steady, creamery, I7k1t3o.
IETR0LEts-f1ulIt7 71(o
WliHKv-Firtnt $lGi,
M,AU iii untA, H.SM hM. :
el1ffNkNTA-WhGnt7 III 010 LIT.
, 1881-04-18

eh1ft ribs, roller .1Mne cltsed Ut &A77iteAbu. Lung
cteArs qE,s9l o. kA1 !nose md tsD Mfc.!, CumLer-
p!cklH1 hams gi.uied Ut Nsy<u rur I3isT 1vcrnEOt
KFGon hhtiis. tAau average. sl{usa1$c-
Bacttn Vunt11 ht G4ttto for shoulders. G&1Hc for
ahnrt rs aaas9Mo ~ short eears luaste for hams,
'nEkf@Was @uist ii s1laks,oai for mess. s,o,,;a
fi!n for ektrh thoaS and falu&tl.W for hnus, Win
xal9 Ut = brS Annis ut Ellnu. - ''
, 1881-04-18
i COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro the receipts and shipments
Of lraltnE artIcles at pro.luce In this city dur
tng tho twenty.four hours ending sr ! o'clock
Saturday morning uiu. Tor tho corresponding
, 1881-04-18

NEW roNK, Apn! lh-nuslnoss continues lght with
cotton ind "noun goods commission housos. For
csn goods dull In fst haMds. but jobbora doing fair
trade E9p ~. md u, medium olsachsd cottons ~ nxt
lrnts In Irregular demand and Rluvhams active md
, 1881-04-18
PETROLEUM,

cLEvELANn, o.. April lG-rErnotruM-Qule
standard white, ito tcst, Bc. K
rlTTsnUHu. Ia, April 1A-FETnoLEuM-QuIot
crude Irregular; United corthcnns 87{u bid; 1enQd
1Hc, phtauuiphla de1IveTY
, 1881-04-18

Wtncl,ester's laypophosphisss
will c,lrs consumption, coughs weak lunxs
bsonehitls, And general Debility, Established
tNvulJ'pQa years.
, 1881-04-18

ToLEnO. o.. April t&-G1AIN-Whont qniets No.
white Michigan, st07sft aubsr do. SPOT tllDt, May.
sktptl, Su rcd Wabash spot md May. 1llo4, June,
sllt9ft July, sU1}fs tho year, SlHt No. red Wa
hns. tigH. Carr quiet high mExnd, 4fo, No. y sput
ena ae. ATTY Ate! May !4os re)cctud, @tc' damaged.
sEEns-Ltoyer quett prlme, si.40s old do, tt.1t
NEtEtirs-M hent 1I!,LAD hui corn lA0U0 but oats.
S,f!rAExrs- 4aoo but corn, 72ooo bu, oats,
, 1881-04-18
13OS'rON.

nosros. April 1s-rtouu- F,smi Wostarn fupes.
nnc, H,tut common cxtrnt. g. 3eet.7b, Wisconsin cX'
TINS. &ss.60, atinncantn nxtras, &t.iSssht0I WIN
ter wf,uats. Ohio md Michigan. etotss.1s, Indiana.
II. &.DaJ.2si IT. Louis and Illinois. auHsa.to, sprng
patents, N.0l1s.2t, winter do, &t.tdaa1.15.,
yoa1uw. 60tka0lui nn Rrads. 67lfaStc Unts strndyt
No. nnd oxtTn whttr 4sS9ot M. ! white, 4s1lS3<c,
~ amxcA and No. awhto, As$47c. ityo searco a1'd
Western ereamcrss: ns5lcs ehoteo
E1NH-W eEfprn fresh. sG!<Ge2tc. -
llKCkttTsFLyuf, ll5 briT, iiN0 antkat corn, $40
bu. w1lent 2ktGN hit U4ts, Hl,tIU biz.
SulrNExTB-flour, s,a1 bflB, corn, q, 90 bu. L.4
, 1881-04-18
OSyVE6tfD,

oswkoO. April lU.-tiitA1S-tyheat qulet; No.
Milwhakco spring. el.5. Corn SCARCE; Weutart
mixed, hS4e5skc. a,
, 1881-04-18
.. N11L1YAuKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Wla.. April la-GL0uR-NcEtoct

MILWAUKEE. Wis, April la,-ELoun-NcRtccto
nnd nominal.
G'sAlN-W heat stendyt closed wenkt No. nominal,
No. = elt11 April. H)Hc: May. &tEfK, June, tl.0i}ft
rejected nomnns. Corn wenkert No. 2, k3c. Oats
stca!y and nrtn No. T. Je ltye attos,gt No. l. 3i1l.
pit6vIsIUVa--li liiRhor. Moss potk. st7.&3 cash mud
Mays t!!M juno, i.nrj-lrlNo 1toain, 1las cash and
liunA--HkrunNGrt &i,D&Glu
tiEcKirTs-g0ur ip,UN brfs, whent, 4GoCp bu, oats,
,KM!liiEN1s-whost 2l,om bu, corn, e1.uu bu; oats,
H,HN tu, ~ -''F' ~ 'F-
, 1881-04-18

nALTrNonE, Nd. April la,-ftuun-Fa,rly uctlve.
closing aiCatlyt hrnt.
GnAiS-Whuat-Woatp heAnr, closing qutet, No,
aWlnlor red, spot and April, s23al.1iS, May sLl9Na
LIZA, JuHe, ts<0tla}a. July, etiG. Corn-Wustern
lowor i0rspot, 0ptious hEhof aud i,ru; ntixcd smut
57ku, April. 1taaios Any. a.x x55o lune. 64Xo hId,
July, hsA4es atcamor, a4asdNc Outs higher, tr,n,
Western white. 47&sSe, Pennsylvanta, +gAc, ltye
iHhor nt yl.tlllla. >
IlAY-UHchNn4ei.
l.tMy!sluSH-l!IpheE tonding upward. Mesa rork-
nH *ID now, &l5aa Hulk tneats ptckoL. AL l1lS ut1d
As5 !tnc9n-Shon1derB t1tli clear fI6 sldgs, SJHii
h!Mis. l4ol2e: l.ard-lt1nnnd 9li1 ''SS'
HUTTElt-tjrulhnHeu.
EH1h-Ilt1hur ut Aasl luc ,
EETttoI.HtIM--Nu,llI,Inl, ~ i
{sHHcEH!xsMCo1:ss Y 1Hiat, susar stoady. ~
FHKlNIIrS-}'u 1.IyArIAitiD nor 1tohmor untharuad
.l!EcEiiTs-F,eaS, I1s brl.. voas, malS III; cptn,
n!tMESTN-.yhsat, 9G1i3 bu, euIn, 1,Gkj bu.
sALGs-Wheat 2l,l10 bu, earn, !I1f f9 III.
, 1881-04-18
nTTCYnTTs-

DETnotT. April MISUNDERSTANDING =
HnAtN-Whent quiet; No. white. Slut. April. tho
anncs May, stU1}f, Jnno, sL01A, July. sl07H bid.
tut shipments, lu,uU bu,
, 1881-04-18

6It 14OUIS.
ST. Louis. No.. April NL-FEouR-unchnnse
GhAlS-WhaAt lnwur nnd slow, No. rod tlAByf
@ltkH cash and April, ti.0a40 LQ4 May.
June t,oSNsl luI4 July. HUN August luu ycnf,
No u.3 io, slGt44lUtA, No. 4lo, sd,f6aNta tld Corn
owor. ''te caatt April, tl1sa4o aluy,
sa1t!l saas t, 5n1ns u'y IA. Swsr u
!nty hys hlahur Ill sL0 lid, barley aiiehaa xus Ut
I.KAH-Qulet at 4Eo,
NUTrEH-uhc,niited, -
ElitsH-uRchnnxed. ,.F+
ENTHUSIASTICALLY lit thN0. .-
FAuvlAtuNA-I'6fk hlli1rj tl776 cash, Sja1j asked
hFher and dsaeF ii pi, I'LL, tII iIFd d Gxt1s as
ilEcErfTs two .iaya}-Flnur 1aQU brts, ,yheas
,g0n w., en1n l5uu but oats, u 0l 6ui rys, nsiis,
.1I!iiAENrs Itnn days)-F1our, lanp trlst wheat.
slnn bui enrns AtDu bu. uats, A0U bur rya, NV,Is;
, 1881-04-18
MILITIA NOTES.
Items of InteroSt About Our CisIzon"
H0lNsrry.

r's r,s -.u.., =. A.. ,,,n rcoou =,
mn F,rs, ',rsao vii III anr"s IN @
militia column next Stnntny.
1,roa A ,f,rt IN, ,,.,r otooto1 rtrat r.,cu.
ereo a. t:ars nas .,1,, uvutl e.eo.eu r'ssI 1Asu
tennnt and H. Fred Killings sccoud Lieutenant
Of Company c, Sixth licutmcnt
"M!an =. !esly nas oaem elected oeeonu
Lieutenant md Capt. Alexander Drown wls re-
elected Cnptalu ut Company c, Sixteenth lat
tnIinr
$u.e"' -
Therc Will DO m election at tho Atmory OF TINT
tunyor Hcnond I,1outonnnt. tn MI Tim yocnnc,es
o~ts,,ns ~ "'s >"s
eA"a'uk'
Thore will bo m oIootlon mt tho Ar,nory OF
Co,npnuy II, Ninth I,nttnlIou. t}norun. next sat.
,,st,t,. a,.n,,,,t. =, ann... - 1g,.t Ttn,,ta,art
' Thcrc vii, " he M c,cct,on at Tim A,morv or
Cnntnny H. Twelfth fisffniio,i. Ottw,l. Xprll ri,
, 1881-04-18
PEORIA,

FEoNrA. April ld-G1tAtS-Curn ehsar: high mixed,
4e9{c: mixed. 42xc. Oats strm, No.2 white. tic. Nyo
trim and ecarcs. No. 2mt tl.M.
llt0HwlSEs-Flrm nt tt.H
KEcEtt'rs-WhGaL lz5 hNs corn, 7D,UsQ but cats,
AMn but rye. n1l hui barley, 3f1O hi.
HllfrMESTs-Wh IulU bus corn. tu1IU but onss,
li,Mu but ryo, 1AQ GuF hurley. nnne.
, 1881-04-18

TURpENT1NE.
WILMINGTON. April lA-SPtntys or TunrES1lSE-
strong at Uo.
, 1881-04-18

WO know Hop DftterG Are Abovn pud beyond
I'LL as u nutritIals tonic and uur1ltlv0.
, 1881-04-18

"a BUFFALO,.
BuYEALo. April ltl-No trading this morning
rfcGs non!nnlly Without change.
, 1881-04-18
tals.",...,"., VI. nl.aH S15,Aa1U W.
CORN,
10 ths Edttar AZ Tue Chicago 1rtbWnH

Tp9M 11Raf q JHV CH1edfa 1F1bNHN
M0nHls0S. April l6.-Whut u the 1nutter with
tho coFl. 'uarkets 4 shipper hero told iuu day
tethcr viii ar taue) ut 70 per tnn to 10 tu Iowa.
lilo said hs could not lind the hny t0 lll tho or
AeF. 0ool sound FhelIcA corn IL selling
here tor about i. conts per bushol. You will svo,
p0und, Vooi shelisl corn i selling for 4 ll{tic
over haIf cent per pound Neatly Que. fourth Of
tRe farmers aze buying cora to fsvd now, They
, 1881-04-18
--.-.--... I1e UYSES,
RUP I URE: CURED.
YleUySEy,

v%Sthno %hno :, ,atGxMr,; ,y iudiGnta. confdrnrc !.
!atnntcti july \ isA Adjustment. ma X. ,Ttt%
In f%a,,r natst;Sn; t,vsr y ysa5s
nHptct ~ the u. r. t}uvSlIisnHt,t Ms H. rnse frss
Eastio stoct'HRs; lOuins alri in i,,i,""n2e't H." III!
1iAnTLElsT. lftyTAIAN L Wamrn..
tlfiltG ~ Ssntr.st n1nnhkh
, 1881-04-18

.tSnt,i'aa HSa 4 t,is. ii for poaeh.
hKs by thu rAr lot. ANd ua8Jc tar curly ruAG ltD.
coipA havg fnllon IN sInlaHt4t, ani tho proportion
" MnsIAfi Is !nceDna!NE rapidly -
IUUlTltf ASn GANE-Ehlekons continued In
aS!i IT. iltsliau not u 81 !!ve md r T1ssed
% w9s seaIGe, al st,!a =. high y Go TOR xud
tHnltnrda e. .914bl.fa IND lGAl 81 .Atsa l,fh
n ztaI lie TEND isItIa,Id dthtIu
, 1881-04-18
DY TELEG ilATII.
Nt+%tu% tkrzt$1F

NEW YonK, April 10.-0ovcrnmcnts strong
and higher, u selling up u, is ntld 4Hs Il, ant
As Il pct cont.
, 1881-04-18

HEED9-Ul1vur was stsu,ay, tho fsM sgiut trop,nir.
ng avhiH ,tutln as aount *ts Is fltr prime suu lid
Au1 iur nlaot.!, iln0thy .riluf iirniurs
.1Hs;;9aa;A 4; ~ fiax Wy; stsa!y iaw asitIix II
nu!e at u bays rlnyer Hral III is snr ct,iI,l
T. a toE Rno4 ti chocv AI,l tt0 for HnNti main.
antnt cirs Md III baps tlnlathy Ut HUI p2H Tor
!.r ai.d q sa9D i1r ao4 @ primo. cars llAxaeod
A. fI.r' IN b9Ss Ut pnret oar hungarian At I'LL
sna for eouttFy rendered, with No. county
, 1881-04-18
RIILROxtD TIIlFy- T1D1

A RRIVAh, AND DErAlrrURE :;
"A AAtNS-ExpLAHATIDX ~ i,r,. "
MANKa--tsatnrday eSce"tcd. 'Buniay aytaas.as t.s.as
, 1881-04-18

Chiongo. Burlington T. Quincy IIa,tr..,
F9r Maps, TIne-Tables, steop!ng-Cnr Acco.msa..
liens, apply nt60 .Clark-at, 1rnn FHclHs Iisst
Hetnk'a ExproAs UIlce, foot OF iniilsna.a9e Htt itt
gantral D6lut, Canal unu Sixkoeuih.t1 nSslA
11ul1so. md n CdtIht.At. fka&
, 1881-04-18

Chicago 4: Southwestern Eas,r.. =
For Mnp. 'TInin.Cnra Sleeping Cnr accpn,nas..,
nppy Vt ~ Cark.st.. uraIid Acitic. ilrinss ett
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

q fsw days ago, while Capt. a. j..
Evans. Of our County was returning
from Blackvillc, after dark, riding
witha lady in his buggy bcnind his
wagon, which was seul ahead, some
licnd, concealed bv the roadside near
the junction of the Grabams and
Blackrille roads, tircl at the party,
the ball passing through the clothing
OF the wagon driver, and missing
Capt. Evans and the lady but few
inches. Fortunately the driver was
armed and returned the fire. Capt.
Evans pursued the would-bc assassin
to the swamp, firing upon him three
times. Doubtless, the scoundrcl sup
posed the parties were nnarmed and
contemplated plumber.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

On Monday morning the body of n
new born infant WAS found artiall,',
and rudely buried in rough box
III vacant lot on the South
side of Glover street on the line Of
continuance Of Doyle street. Doubt
less it was put here sometime during
The previous night. The babe, which
sccmc'to To be nearly whitc, was found
with cloth string around its neck
with which it vas evid,ntly cruelty
stran@led TO death. Coroner Heidt-
man summoned a jury Of inquest
which has not yet arrived at
vcrdic; for lack Of testimony, but
The investigation is going on.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

The editor Of the TIMES desires 10
return his thanks to the Ejisto Band
fDr the slrcnadc at his rcsi,ieHcc on
last Friday night, Although absent
himself, it was highly enjoyed by
others Of ths household, for whom,
We ~ ,,ersianl, it was equally intend
cd, anA Who are better able to apprc-
c;"le he excellent music which is so
delightfully."- dispensed by the young
men u ic; The superior training and
lee ier3Lip OF Mr.. Ovens
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Gen. James II. llallonluist of the
United States survey, who is on
gagged in surveying our water C curse
passed through Orangcburg on Tues
day, on his way TO pittsburg He
will return shortly to survey the
Elisto. We are glad TO see that he
has with him our clever friend, Mr.
Wm. Oakman, son Of Mrs. Oakman
Of our town, as assistant surveyor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

~ co'orcd :nan, named Sam Salley,
wa killed on Saturday night, Oh the
turpcnt.ne farm Of Mr.. Hart, in the
Fork, in all alteration with some Of
the turpentine hands. On Monday
morning Coroner Heidtmsn proceed
ed to the spot and summoned jury
Of inquest. The verdict was that
"thc deceased came TO his death ut the
hands Of one Robert Jamison Will a
club or maui" Jamson has been
lodged in Jail to await his trial.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03
=. DEE 4NDR ENYs.

Would Respectfully inform the Ci,i,ens
Of orangehurg. tha, ho HAS in charge tho
stock and fixtures OF H. J. King, III Wailacs.
Cnnnon's Old Stand, Main Stree, -where
he will be glad to serve tis friends aud tb-
public with anything in his line Of trade
Every tiing fresh and pure, AMI suarnn-
lccd ta give satisfaction. A full iint Of
GOODS kept constantly on hand.
BON and raised in Orangebnrr 7 hono
to receive liberal share Of the patronage
Of my Fellow Citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.
,av 81 H.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Capt. John 4. IIalnii ton is rCcriv
ing several car loads Of The Star
Cotton Manure" which is highly re-
commended by all farmers who have
used 1t. Some say it is the manure
they will use SO long as it can be
had" 1t is IN amlnonisteel raNbonc
phosphate Of the sane character
rs Goes and Mapes. l., also adv-r-
tises Stone phosphate, kainit, lime,
DC. His ,hangc Of advertisement
will appear next week. We cnlnnend
his nanurcs to The attention of far.
mers preparing for their crops.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

II" 3n.y Nay to mahc the Public
Htlnp. - Zen effective in the country
IS Tor 'hu people to cooperate with the
state Ia supporting GOOD schools.
i.ac each community cmp.oy the best
.e">n nrr "ttal!abIc. Let the public
lnhd support him as long rs it lasts,
and as soon as il is exhausted let he
patrons take the burden upon them
selves ana keep tn, school open for
the remainder Of the school wear.
The state, without aid from the
National go,cl nmcnt, cannot do th,
work by itself. The parent must not
depend upon The State, nor The State
upon the parent, but both must work
together, if VIC wish good schools.
III our towns and villages We must
have graded schools. Upon this
subject We will make no further cOm.
ments at this time, but await another
letter from our correspondent who
has already started the ball in motion
and We hore will keep it moving.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Mrs. j. II. LaEoche has been lying
critically i'll for several days past,
but, we are glal to be able to report
that ii this writing the symptoms
are more favorable. We hope for her
recovery
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

1t is rumorcd that coluled N. n
named Alex JcCcont, was Ail!ty on
Tuesday, in the Bull Swamp Gem
mnnlty by pine tree falling on him,
W lille splitting rails.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Factories are springing up all over
the South, and we have no doubt that
Ill few years this section Will equal
any IL the Union, if the race qucs-
ton can be amicablv scttl Il.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

In co versation with farmers, We
find that the oats crop has been com
pletely Killed around ST. Matthew
and in other sections OF the County
by the cold and rainy weather
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Edmund W McGrcgcr Mackay
reappcart1! at Orangcburg on Mon.
day, ana WAS engaged during the day
IN grin ling the outrage mill. His
coming is always Il signal for the old
"acS politicians 10 fl .ck around the
Court House.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

We regret to learn that Mr.. Penn
brook Brunson was taken seriously
Ill on Monday morning; and that
Mr.. Dan Cannon is still very sick.
we hope soon to be able to report
them both recovering.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Lap rings and links, hoes. rakcs,
sllngs, plows, axes, forks, pocket
knives, carpenter tools, and in fact
everything in the hardware and Gun
line just received and for sale low
down at p. c.. Cannon's.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03
NOTICE
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFF Il
Orangebnrg County

Orangcburg S. c., Dec. % 1850.
The School Trustees Of the various Schoo;
lrslricts of the County ofOrangcbucg, nra
urgently requested to bring in their reports
OF the number of children, white and color
ed, attending school III their st vcral bis.
lrlcts, to the Schoot Commissioners. as earlv
as possible, during the month of January
az the apportonnicnt of the Schog. ;nnI.
exclusive of the poll tax, is base3 anon tn,
school attendance, and these .s>O.ys sra
necessary TO make up said al ra.iiol n7tat.
flease attend promptly 10 this dan 10
avoid any enbarrass ncnt ofth e.acatial-
al interest.
STILES r. MELLILHAtF
School Commissioner . c
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Read card Of .he new law firm
Col. w. j DeTrcv.lIe aud Hon. &C
b. Glover in this issue. Both gentle.
men are lawyers Of eminent ability
and we think this partnership All ex-
ccllent one.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

VIC are panied to learn Of the death
on Saturday, AMI the burial on Sat
day, in the FORK of Edis.o, of Mrs.
Way, the age mother Of Mrs. Janus
Cannon. .Ir., Of our town. She was
an cstimablc lady, and true christian,
and has now gone to her rest. Our
sympathics are extended to the
bcrcave family.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Now is the time for bargains n,
Gee. II CorncIson's. For the next.
thirty days there will be GRAZ
clearing out sale ofboots, SHOES. hat
dry goods and clothing to make room
for Spring goods. He offers his
stock ut sacrifice, anel all WHO cnll
at once will reap the benefit. Read
his advertisement.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

We hear complaints Of much row
dyism and evil doing on Amelia
Street, which is supplied with nci,h,
cr lights nor policemen. Our Cils
Fathers may consider tha subjcc
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

On sunday night some rogue took
horse from the stable Of Mr.. l.. G..
Jenkins. The animal has since been
FOUND IN the vicinity of Mr..
Roht. Copc's place the thief evident.
~ having let him loose after he had
finished using her.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

Mr.. S l.. Ayers is about to open n
new store at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Schachlc. We wish him
success, and note with pleasure the
indication Of business success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-03

AS Spring advances the horse and
mule market becomes brisk. Drovcs
of stock are continually going out
into the country to supply the farm
ing nccessitics.