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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-28
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

T OOK IN AT MEGINNISS' IF YOU WANT
IL SILK Neckwesr cheaper than you it or
heard OF y selling for.
25 cent FANCY SOCKS. closing out at three pairs
for p cents
so cent WINDSOR SCARFS for IS eents
SO cent SATIN TIES for Is cents.
DRESS SHIRrS-Fne Dress Shirts made to order
for sl50 of the best muslin and very fine linen.
EemeIber. the first to put the price Shirts
down III Washington and sell better Shirts for
The money than any house in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-28

jan12
, 1881-04-10

An especially useful and valuable officer of
the United StateS Government is most wide
ly known under the titeof OLD Probabilities.
But quite us we'll known is Prof. J. II. Tice.
tie mcteorologist of the Mississippi Valley,
whose contributions tn his f,.yDrite study
have given him Ill almost National rcpllt:l-
ti0n. On recent lecture TOUR through the
Northwest the Professor had a MARROW csisll,e
from the serious consequences OF a sudden
and very dangerous illness, the particulars of
which he this re1ers tu:
The daya:ler concluding my course Of lect-
ures ut Burlington, L., Oil 2lst December
last, was SEIZED with sudden attack Of
neuralgia in the chest, giving me vxcruciat-
ing pain and almost preventing breathing.
My pulse, usually 50, fell to Is; intense
nausea OF The stomach succeeded and !, cold,
clalnny sweat covered my entire body. The
attending physician coultl do nothing to re-
lieve me, After suffering for three hours /
thought, rs had been Using St. Jacobs Oil
will good effect f0rrheunatic pains, would
try it.. l saturated Il piece Ut flannel lar,c,
enough u cover INV chest with the oil, and
applied 1t. The relief was almost instant;lIle-
Gus. III one hour 1 WIS entirely free from
pain, and would have taken the train to ill
all appointment in Il neishborins town hat
my friends NOT dissuaded me- is it was, /
took the night train for lily home, St, Louis.
anu have not been troubled SINCE
, 1881-04-10
Debut of Maurice Dengrenont, the
Young Violinist.
Adelina Patti Not Coming to This
Country.
Musical News at Homo ana
Abroad.


4nrnnos Of tho forthcoming Slngcrfest in
this city, Mr. C. L. X. Miller sends us tho fol-
lowing interesting communication. which oeals
prlnclpalIy with the origin and progress Oh Inc
Manucrchor:
Fur somc months rast the Germans Of this city haze
whicl % i 70 IL ast irom June : 10 July \ ud promises
70 "ns "i M I'm n h ssur
uine contribute. 40 n:cnoe1s {" tie :ale <ta"i W,
cofn, M,.fn WI .ces ranred ld drilled Tor
1ya!, Is, III Erca: part, nade up "i thscao ac'cs anu
about xsne'stions aso ;:ts H.; nas 1s
chnsl nesfeS r ns, sIn eors rus O. ue ocr , iur
instance. hy uriando Lass 1eesn io, r. iaansl. @
ever. arc choTnses of priests. aud pri*Ssss'
ich q nstess.y lad I" DC written for male ale ca"Tns; ,n
~ - Dtss"a: this NJ sxn Saff,s e
found their :tm,>er In Carl Maria va WsHr 1
T. ls1:s Snfa n ae - t.
ou sy,eaty ,hs "1 tnsr - 5S sss AZ
Among :hc sF. wig ssr %19,s ioI Il n!s Rs, x''sss un!
Il and
period u reaction following t.s pease q sisn:a va va;
accordingly ther sprung up in every town and VII
tnass.t s9,,es made DsoIe Z; ~ 1s
sIrni ut':on V III s:e1naas-a unon brou.b1 nbor1
u music. wus these male snornsss ~hlsh :; Lspt
noi aHons enau,t I'd s:ns abou1 the 'ond.s,iut
, s aost ii s s.s S a On
s.taiy p1smred ny thes. enceis & soFsSs ~
t"r male ehors:s. waich had sunk g mcdio:fi:y:
e: has Er KY any 9s Of rs sr! 1ns nse
Among these may be mentioned schnn.ann, lste;z,
x5sa na hs:ntas'ef s is i1Sas'ta ach sss
she:ia, WalIaer. Wa:nsE ieItteS; Ea,;st iaelner
oio. % Aeehrine . iscEcT, and Se=s:c! nave empostl
sa S 9a5s es59 If S Wns 1ser I'll. i t
number Of mediocre. conamnn-piacs compositions Is
c5ten coosit,ons" % I" lie Il later slass are ssen tie
preference OF the niany hundred nf 1,ale choTnsss
therr proably rev That Aeser. ranking with ne
q Vienna nm ana H"osas 1he
etu1s.art- Win 1hes: should be cassed the Aron "
n4. '4 ale eoses % Of tic M
nations EnEiand i rouinen1iy ths county q
The Setserisnds aad Inc Scana:nusi;sn countries
tend towards t:e.many In taIe United states male
On American male. chorus, like the Chicago Apollo
At line there is hardly one large city in
the Torla tantn ;unIcent number Of Germans
" Miss Aouiu Louise Cary and Mr. Franz Rent
mcrtz have sent letters OF cou.ratuaiou to
Mr.. Hans Balatka, tho Musical Director ct the
Sangcrfest, fOrsccurins the aid Of Nine. Pcschka-
Lcutner as prinla donna for the festival. De-
sides participating in the grand chorus and the
ensembles, Miss Cary will sing the following
solos:
nvtnlt.s du sty1,' from " Aicsst ;t;iaek
! % parton lie, Ny GSd from TIC rasson
s. 1lccu!tye and ar.a from :iicrcnes
l. 1tecta1ire and aria from Seulee Hundc
Mr.. Ncmmertz will sing the following solos:
+ Aria M from from :. FIEa:o @ :Moza1t
( Ala rom Aieyander Fest .iiande
T. Aria from Johann IT Paris Hoe:dseu
{ x5s from "TaanhsuseF .*.:.:....:.Wasne
! The GIenad1ers sSnsntann
, 1881-04-10
MIECEIL.ANEnHG

THERE Will. BE Il GOSPEL MEETING AT
NJ Xxi North Nclls-strcet ut1lj H., und III.
StAtt-stfeet at the same hUnr.
THERE WILL BE X LECTURE IN GOSPEL.
Hail. S3 West Rlndotp street y, M. or Nou.i
nnd Ills Failure Uos2e meeting p. Ill., led by
Donald Ross, Evangelist.
THERE will be i - REUNION MEETING" IN
the hall at No 33 West Mtd,sun-s1rcct .1 p. III.
THE REV. GEORGE {. MERIDIAN breaches
tn the tutcs@o- -ayenne Church. Lit SuIu-
street, nAu1n,lg and evening.
. THE REV. l. Z. CARTWRIGHT WILL rfsEACII
In the Ftntnf-rn0m at the cutner of Ywenty-tIfth
street nnd Portland uycnuc ut lJ:lia
TIE REV. IL. u. rOI'E breaches IN THE
WushtnEtonnE ilOale Chapel II. : D. III.
THERE WILL HE GlsIEL VI MEETING IN THE
hailroad Reading corner of Cnns anu kiuxie
streets. i: , y.
IL, 4 MIETiSG or Sp1n1TCA AL1srs ASD MEDIUMS
VIII bc held III No. i; South 1afscd street ut p.
col; GEORGE Il. C!.AltkEs Will LEAD THE
Gospel meeting ut she Pucinc nFdcn Mission, corner
Clark n''d Van BafcH streets, this evening.
THE W0MAe'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
unlon viii hold duly Gospel meetings. sundays
Entrance Io1 jiadsnn street and Arcade The
iGaters Tor tins weak Monday. Dr. Converse;
Ineslav Mrs Oh. Wuddeli: "Wednesday. Mrs. Suruh
1luines; ThuF,das, Mrs: W. G. Powers Friday, Mrs.
A. Il. Dice; sntuEday, Hiss NJ H. Baker.
\ GOSPEL TEaiFEitttScE NEE TING Will De
held under the uusices Ut tho ". c. T. q. ut - this
afternoon tn Avpnuc-11au, No. LII Twenty-secOud
Street
MIR s. n KENNEDY Will. CONDUCT TIE
temperance meeting 1t the corner OF Soble and Ohio
niseets At O'Clock luis afternoon Ali ate invited,
, 1881-04-10
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

For The Chicngo 1'rihane.
Out III the night she gnllopcd
Ip,n IL Sn0W-Wilitc sired,
Who paced with fearless t"otstcp
Like one who hits no need
or guiding hand to show him
The way his feet snnutl turn,
,Ar,l who the spur Or tJi!tll4
Is Useless thing would spurn.
Tie paced with rapid fnotstcp
Tic liirrnr path thai lay
Like solleu border trimming
The luarg!n of the bay,
Across whose silent water
Tho orb Of night had ;1slng
y bridge TT sil*cry wt!:te;Mss
Ihut WAS by mDUnbeains hung.
With curclcss hGnd she fingered
The loosely hanging rein,
Or bent witil fund c:lfcsseS
Above tue snow white name.
And half she sang. half m'1r1uurc:l,
The night is fair indeed,
And une c!ltet;crcl .:,llop
Wc'!l have, my handsoilse stecd.'
Though on and on they E:llioptd,
Tic bridge still lag before.
Her charger saw, u1,d, turning,
Aladt bound to. CruSS IL DER.
One shric:1-onc spIusa-cnc ripple!
Then nothing ielt to show
Ttut s,l:tid and stcci were Tying
TN rocky bed bciuW.
. Ride with tight rein, my comradc,
Tho way l[cs rough before,
And unic arc the uitiuiis
" That line the stnootIost shore.
Your stcetl you s,y is worthy
M uituEer turks for you.
Alas! you'll find the trusted
Arc first 10 prove Untrue. JACQC1TA.
, 1881-04-10
\ NEW DEPARTURE.
II. tft<, III. :


N1r Whl:ins h:s introduced In the Wednesday tnd
aturda; AFTERNOON conccrts uUon tho grand orIi III
MUSIC Hall musical features WHICH cannot 1t u at
tract the attendance Of profe-s!onat MUSICIANS, s
we'll rs The general public The prusraIs or tale>t
concerts usuuliy co-ts vi tt extensive repertoire
Vi music watch has btan coupnsGd by writers 10: the
orSn alone. anu with Lii, there Eavc been arrAns-
ulcl1. VI puH,,I:T airs. ovcElures And So OIL 1t Is
now proposed. each week. 70 presen: or:1 a:Tailsc.
n1ents III It more cx.cnucd and .vts;icte form u
paris Ut osnfurJs 1as,.;s. vper;!s ca! tsh :'a s
cuestE1 c0snpusun. st shat tN2 iseHe' 1Eiy ho'tsA
ple:.surv and Instruction m1,h ::'7 .us Ut t:ic "a
organ, AID csneciAi:y sa ic3tit::tht tH*traNieht
til embraces OEv the representatives.
OF .lI the Instruments nj the orchestra. In; l'su "t
the hu ul:n VOICE. aud III the i,lIdo ut master Ike
M-. WHITING will admirably" carry nu: the i'r'jees
which .las been briefly described. Yesterday utter
noon The i.uIran cutt..iurd tht. grand " rFunc in
Heaven from Hu!tt : ope!a "Aeis:"telt." There
were represented the seven trlmpcts. the seven
tones, celestial phuiany.s niystic chorus ctic'nni
r.niIents and s:Mehstoftle" This nI:nher Is lie
organ music which i'oito wrote in As wonderful ~
opera, but which Ass not bren pcrl1riuG.! III This
e"unfry because NJ theatre :ls an o':.n sonpste1
wi because it had mt nssn ,rey'"p*ly rensarset
si, sl in this imposing: prus r hts nude use nf
the ttt. nf Instruments 4. estuld 0ny IN oEs''l:t
fu3Ili:tf with its tweFs. Hn SnttsdaS lf1tEtl'un
Of this Alr. Wuiins will perform kossul's en-
fir.."E IN
, 1881-04-10

The London correspondent Of the -Ah<rica1l
.irt Juur,lul, who is usually very we'll informed.
says:
Nine Patti. who is In Paris, has ut las: declared
her detut intention nut .tlutrici next win
ter She Is indeed. mak:iE every ARRANGEMENT to
remain in Europe. ard >l:ser pUiut Is negotiating
several eEncerlens her. III the autumn she will
probably sin.. in M.lun. w!.crc ait exhibition will then
h. :pen Eas!y n Dectm;'sr ~ VIZ s,, y, Maar:d
and Monte CIlo Pastl las crown fund OF Sict. where
society eun3eutal hes taste-. she will therefore
probably remain till the EN-! af February IN this pup-
ilr resort and March am, Apri! she will in Alt sub
ability spend in Paris wher. she Is simply cointng
money. The receipts ycra, ,c s1s.tll S.ti ntsht,
1atpn to cross the Atlantic for the present
, 1881-04-10

.'Ball this evening dcar:." inquired Dcsaemona
Of Othcio when she saw him lo:.dsng up lis old
navy-rtyHiser. "No, not this evening love-
other evening"" nc replied, rs he r:slchcd for
tho pillow Ind wcdgcd 1t softly down her
nsopuAgus-
, 1881-04-10

...... San FFanEisca Fte:-
IhSee young 1ncn ut Marysvilic were CONVICT
ed On Tuesday of smoking opium and fined Sl0o
each. These are the tirst convictions under the
lature. ~ A~e'7-
, 1881-04-10

THE REV. 0. 4. BURGESS BREACHES AT TIE
First Church. corner ot ll,h:as avenue and Twenty
Et:h ssrcr:. ut the usual hpurs
THE itF:y. j. ". ALLEN BREACHES AT TIE
church OF Hr.IirtE u:l1 TArtlcth street
morning ind evening.
J. IL. WRIGHT Will. PREACH At TIE WEST
4ivcnuv Church. near Van Hurtn strret, moru-
In. and evening
THE REV. {. II. CATION WILL. PREACH IN
the oFlin:. 1T the Second Church, Or Oakley
avenue ulld Jackson street, No evening service.
, 1881-04-10

THE REV. W. :. CROW BREACHES At THE
Church Ut the Kct!ceIner, cornrr uf Washington AMI
SnnEanIoH- H-SEFeets, tAls iurnE:-
TIE REV. w H. Kf DIR WILL. PREACH MORN
Ing and evening in st. Punis Church, Michigan ave.
nue., north OF Eighteenth.
, 1881-04-10

The principal event of tho present week in
musical circles will be the debut in this city Of
Maurice Densrcmont. the remarkable young
Brazilian yionist, who has made such an cx-
traor1iuary success In the East The young
player will give two concerts ut the Central
Music Hail. tho first on Thursday evening next,
aud the second On Saturday afternoon. The New
York Tribune, an excellent authority, says Of
his playing: There is probably no yiolinist
now III this country, save Wilhc!1nj. whose tone
is superior to mis- in BREADTH richness, and purity
.snd Ills command Of the hnger-boarl is scarcely
less wonderful; Kapd and involved passages,
runs, trills, and arpeEeiOs are given with the
lui,st consumn1atc ease and with fautiess taste,
and his lone in tho most difficult hurmOnic pHs-
sai,es Is absolutely true But more rc1na~ka biz
than his technical p,wcr, and more valuable, is
the thoroughly Intelligent, scholarly and artistic
chtrscter Of hts INTERPRETATIONS, free frnnl
cru1ity and boyishncss aud showing the spirit
und thoushtfulucss rather Of master than a
scholar"
, 1881-04-10

liansasCity. .Dcnv'r, Pueblo, Lend
vile 4 California Fast E1 press.
Kansas Ctty,SansA Fe. New Mex
teu, ,4.rixona,kCuiifnrnia Fast Ex
tt. Louis, springfield, ,& Texas.
Mobile j. Sew Orleans Express. g..
Vt Louis. Springfield Il Texas.
f.eori,s, kcokuk. s. Bur-l via
I'ekln Il i'eosiA E1. vtu Joliet.
Streutor. l.,lcon, NAShtnEr'n Ex.. !.
Joliet i Dwight Accommodation.
, 1881-04-10

THE REV. BROOKE HEnFOlkD breaches AT
'the Church OF the Messiah this morning. subject:
tOEttlionsh1p in Christian Life" Lecture III thu
evening IN " Mohau.netlan,sta rs 1t IS Tu-uay.''
TEE REV. GEORGE E. MILN WILL. PREACH
at Unity Church.
THE REV. f. !. CALVIN WILL PREACH IN
me morning. In the Third Church, OF Monroe
, 1881-04-10

MEM IERISAI.Fai

THE REV. Dr. Il1BnAIkD breaches AT LIN
coin lark Chapel this morning.
THE REV. +. Z. HOS'It,Ck PRE- 3ACItES At UNION
pArk Temple. corner Ut Washington street and Ogden
nsenue, MA O'Clock. t
THE REV. t.. r. MERCER breaches AT
Hershey Nrs'r-l1al, this morning. Subject; The
Mission OF the New Churuh,'
, 1881-04-10
TIE CiiCREIfIS.

~
nlfiNE SERVICES, AND TIE MIN
~ Listers whu conduct them. Religious services
Will be held to-day al the fO'owtu: churches:
PRESBYTERIAN.
THE REV. j. II. WxtLt.El. Will PREACH Ar
Campbell Park Church. 1nuri'inE and evening.
THE HEf. Hi:ltIsiCk JOHNSON breaches
1T thr Second Church, corner nf Michigan avenue
"nd twentieth street, this 1,lurntn@
THE .:Ev. J. W. WOIaltAl4E. WILL PREACH
morning and evening ut the Eighth Church. corner
Nasai''TIoH und Kuhe; streets
THE REV. HENRY +. MILLER Will PREACH
IN the morning al the Sixth Church, corner nf Vim
cenI1es asd )ik nveHuts. M:s,.olary tile
evening" with ',,.re,s.s by Mrs. Iluy1c and nthrrs
THE REV. :. f. WlSfiAND Will. PREACH
morning and evening In the Firth Church. corner ut
Indiana avenue aud Tnrtieth
> THE REV. +. Z. NiGE1. Will PREACH MORN
ing and evening in the NeSt E1*ter Church corner
u Peoria Af0 w est ;ac1suH streets.
THE REV. JAMES MACLAGEiIL4tN pEEACH-
es nvrtE and eytu:n. III the Scotch Church. CORNER
VI saus.lnluii and Adams Streets
THE kEv. d. liAAkIS WILL. PREACH MORN
n and erentU. III the Welsh Cuurcn, Of Afu:l-
roe 21ld Silns;tll'ui streets
THE REV. II. II. COLLISION WILL PREACH IN
the morning In Tho Fullerton Avenue church corner
OF Cin-k street.
LUTHERAN.
THE REV. c. kuEttSEK BREACHES At THE
Church ~ tho HOLY Trinity. Dearborn avenue
and Erie street, Nuuratn@ and cvcnsuE.
TILE REV. W. !.SIIME!AD SCHAEFFEIt
preMcnes Ut Y tcker Park Church. corner OF IIosne
OF confirmation will also be administered
, 1881-04-10
RAILROAD YIIWE-TiDEE

. 4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE M
II Tt:.t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or i:Erknxscss
excepted. SUNDAY rrcrn,Ss
;Nondny excepted sDaily. e]Ns@s
Chicago d. Northwestern Railway.
For Maps, Time Cards, Sleeping Car Accommodates.
apply Mt 6. Clark-sr.. Grund Pacific. Hsnk's E1naa.
olcc. Palmer House. Is Can2l-st, And the Ie1sts@
, 1881-04-10

Wabash, st. Louis i. Pacific Railway
cpot corner Stewart + Archer-ays- fIwenty-thisd
:sr.) Archcr-av via Statest. run To The depot
7Tjcket offices, IS South Cask-st, Palmer House, and
Grand Pacific Hotel
, 1881-04-10
Leave | Arrive

oease- Arrive,
ECedRr ltapids $50 m Gin
aCedAr Knuds E1pfess-- isIs3D M .i5
1t1iciac tast Line ...-....-- III H. 2.j ~
aSluux City Ynnkton-. 80 y N 81;
.OmAhu Night Express.... .....-. II 9:I5 4is 7S
aCedar ltnptds Might Express. II 9:l5 m 7isa@
aDes Moines Night ExpFess-.....lt It 9:l5 nls -;
4Des Moines nny 'l.:;a) mis- es
4ssIUux City It 9.5 m. ~ ~
:uErceport, Rockford Du5uque-|' 3:l5 mt+ !:Eaa9
utteapurr, Rockford i Dubuque. "{0:5 mis- S.i;p
trceport 1kfordx14ako GENEVA I.l5 n l.,a:!o
LMllwnukee Express..- ......-...t" sou n @
milwaukee, Speclul-sundnys....l 6:;N Mf if1pR
iMilwxukee a. Erecn Bay......... slU,UO mis- III ~
hMilwAukee P1SScnEeF.. 5,lSl Ii rnEsnr@p4 u
tMll., Ereeu Bay NArQuette....t 800 NIL c:Is
EtsEcen Bay. vim Janesv He y::] mls G.;s ~
Est. ruul 4 Minneapolis Express. .l0:tU mft aypa
kSi. Paul Minneapolis Express. 4 9:ll mfs ;Snpa
iterre i DeulwOOa Express. tU;t&} mi ana % =
tAljunesQtn Central Dakota. sl:Ul n, iJnpa
kMtnnesotn j. Ccntra! Dakota. 3:l0 1ult :Mp1
IFond au Lac, via Joucsvil1e. go. i$5 p m s,us3aa
t:EKin G Is mi. 9.rSl
sGE,ln E1pEtsS. t'l0:l5 n
siE1tn Express.- 4:15 MI 'M.1ss
'sEsin Express .--.....-....---i' J:l5 mEs S:reH
.iElEn Sunday Express. lis IN f,r9.Ea
a-Depot corner Of Wells and Kinzie-sts- -
b-Depor corner of Caunl and ktnxie-sl -sla p
Chicago, Kur1lagton =: Qulnsy Railroad.
For Mnps. Time-Tab!es. sfceping-Car Aecommsd,-
lions, appty ut ID Ctark-s Grant, PacItc Hass .
: Bs1nk's Express U'tce, foot Of inttann-ay c.sss
Central Depot, canal and 5txseenth-st Psimss.
, 1881-04-10

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E;pIECQpAL.


EPISCOPAL.
r11EnnAh IS ErE ASp rAu {5 i, coMSEA :;nS g
nf.est f. Msi.ssa IL earse. iiaiy % conuanon cnorni
aaon @ "e
j .. mi: choral eve,iln.: prayer. 7:3l.
oafo E HE aay saa & 81
corner corner Of Cas- and Huron streets.
1E EEx va oS vtSnr p 4 Mh ehatc
SelEwick street near Chicago avenue
cfs E nE I'D f 2 1:s n taars 2t os
Wa!n1s;l avenue, near sixteenth street.
d sx nH Az tvHDE E1rfE Il he Gnp2cp With j e
ceslson corncr OF Sorth Is s;.llc and Elm streets.
TIE REV. Il :: Fl.EErWoon W1I1. H., UfF!GIArE y i:
tf"ye a snr ssfee
THE MEy aur1E ANPE Whh 9Egc1
Oakley street and Western avenue
; E X r a c2eo'as IS Sso III Su4yh W5a j o
Elipa:tny, Throop street. between Monroe and
TllE REV. W. ]. pErRlE WILL orFIc1ArE
1nornn: and evening tn t1e Church Of our Savior
THE REV, JAMES F. THOMPSON Will OF
indi.n;t avenue. between Twenty and rhlreth
THE REV. HENRY, G., PERRY WILL. oEFIGI-
t nd eSsn'nE IN T. n
llvty Communion III |. I'll:
TilE Ey i,ASiEi SMlrtl !; WILL 2,lI,e; QEFdci-
Luwndalo.
TILE REV. X, 4. HOLLAND WILL OFFIC1AFEs
at Trinity Church, Corner Michigan avenne nnd
'rwcn:y-s1xth street. Subjects: Morning, Crowned
Suffering; evening, "What Is Heaven"
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
TIE REV H1s1IUi' CHENEY WILL OFFIC1ATE
Mt confirmation service In St Johns Church. Ellis
uyruc. near Thirtyscventh stTeet, ut 3:3J y. m NO
evening service. .....
THE REV. BISHOP CHENEY Will. PREACtIfS
Christ Church. corner Of Michigan avenue und twen-
fourth stre,t. ut lu:i5 a. aud 7la Evening
subject: I" Praying fur Other People.
TIE REV. i. ". ADAMS BREACHES AT ST.
Matthews Church, Clark und Centre Streets
ri the usual hours.
THE REV. X. II. NOSWORTIf pREACIES AT
the Presbyterian Church ut En.cwoDt ut 3:th
THE REV. Il. H. KOsWni:Til FKEACftES AT ST.
Inul's Church. corner Ut Washington and Carpenter
streets, morning .lna evening.
THE REV. !. H. WILSON WILL. OFF1CIATE IN
the nurntng In ST. Johns Church. Ellis avenue, near
Thlrty-stvcntA street.
, 1881-04-10

Ks!ttAhnrst. Cincinnati e Mt. Lou1a X ks~
Cincinnati and kokon,' Asr-l4tnes.l c,t.
npnt. corner OF MADISON ud CnnAf-4ts. ives: sn.ud
Iicxes ON1ces at Depot and III Kundolph-sf tss4+4
i'ucltc Hotel. and Palmer iuN-e.
, 1881-04-10

Leave. Arrive
1t Louis 4 Gulf Express SIS nj I:aI n
st Louis s. Gulf Fast Line .......s go ~ IA
I,a1sas Gitv Il Denver Fast EI,. .-t'E.:l2 mi :Bp pm
rcora, Burlington It keOkuk EI:* s:toA nj: Iaypl
tcnr1 Pckir Special. a:a5 m a:S
springfield X Hannibal Fast Line 'l.:l5 MI zap
si)ai,y. "Da;Iy except SUNDAYS.
SoTE-Fullnnn Sieei,ing-Cars from Ch!caEo 10 ~
Louis Kansns City. and f'eora. rarior Day Coac9e4
with revolving chairs Chicaz0 TO 81 LOUIS ara re.
Enng Chair Slcenin-Car. Chicasn 70 ilann!oal a1d
Kansas City. So'cbnnge Ut Day Coaches Calcaso -
ST. Louis OF knnsus City
Illinois Central RAILROAD.
tepot foot OF Lnke-st and foot OF Twenty-secondst
Ticket UhlceS, Ii K1ndoiph-sI, near Clark GEzn4
fa cidc Hotel, and Palmer House.
, 1881-04-10

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I>uv Express .,...,...,....f- s;4D 4 IN !. s:Ipn.
t:flt kxprrss 7:+v mis- s:l0nG
, 1881-04-10

Chicago IL Easteru Illinois Nnllroad* -.
fDanvilIc Routc-> : "a,
Dspot,1 Twe1fth-st-. near Suite. Ticket Ofhcess
cln.k-st-. f'n!mcr iI"nse md Grand foclae
, 1881-04-10

I~fttxburE. rt. Wayne q ChicaEo lknANas
I1pct. cor Van Buren, and Canulsts- Ticket Vass1.
il, CiaT.-st- Palmer House, Grand facnc Iotes ss
Ls DNDot.
, 1881-04-10

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h,F .Ex3res. 1t y:p0 u N + 4:t3 U :.
Nashville / Fiorida Exprcss:}. y:vO M s:l5 2
Daily, except sundays 'Dai'y.
, 1881-04-10


nlEiNE SERVICES, AND TIE MIN
~ Listers whu conduct them. Religious services
Will Ie held to-uay ut tho following churches:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

Grinding! Grinding! Grinding!
Strauss & Co., have arranged their
gfist mill SO that no customer in
future on Saturday will have to wait
more than q few III nutcs to have
their corn ground. They have put
their mill in tirst-class repair, and
Will i'll future pay special attention
70 their grinding department,
cracking corn for stc.!l on hall toll.
Kindly thanking their customer S COR
their liberal patronage III the pnst,
they ask for continuance Of the
same in the future
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23
Delinquent Lands for Sale for tie
Tax Of 1879, 1878 and 1877,

Amelia Township Lizzie NJ lark, ]
lot;
Mrs. Emma Zvisl.r, 900 acres. 4 building.
Ga" -Caw--M,s lmma Z:is.cl, 500
acres.
Gov ra>tlr--i'cIia Bowman, lG acres, |
building.
IL! 1T Mrs. Elizah,t, Sine ak & acres,
i bui .iigs.
Elizabeth Mrs =. C. Harley 10 acres
j X "atls. I.:ja c.cS.
ti"od and Martha T. Gardner, IS acres
Il,bron-M,s. T. /. Wills; and ~ Gurncy,
6iGi acres; l.. J.. ulir, $50 acres.
l.ih.r.v- Dennis e,ron,an, - acres, >
b, iding-
Grange Primn. 7 Bn,wick, | lot; Peter
Caldwell 81 acres ! bindings; simon NJ
luntS, 2G0 acres, Il buildings.
l'iuc Gr"vc-l: - >asI orlas, l57 acres.
J lmiiuing.
ni.n William cni,,,an. 81 acres, ]
buiidinl: triiIk Villains, 50 acres
Nancr>-)ohn q Tucker. 2S urrcS
Miilow--An,!rcw " Smnak. ~ :,r.cs.
I"n-. amcs Wolfe, 1876 acres, ) build.
inss.
Aneiia-Mrs. GInna Zciglcr, 900 acres,
J buildings.
Gaw,,aw- Mrs. Emma Zcislcr, 800
acres SIS.
Am. ia Mrs. Emma Zeiscr, 900
acres, 1877.
OFFiCE or COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASGEHuRu CouNTY.
OranScbnrg, c. H., s. G., June 7th 1881 !.
Notice is here y given that the whole o
the several parcels, lois and parts of lots ol
IL III Estate described in the proceeding
list, Or 50 mni,l thrrcrl ~ will be necessary
70 pay the taxes. penalties and assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by III
Treasurer Of bra"grf,lr. County Sonth
Caro- ina, nj his utlic. in said County on
MonGa ,,lc eth day ofJunr ,Gnstnn 1874.
uni, - SAID iaNts. sSesSIne;its and re, altics
he paid before THAT time; and such sale will
he cp.liburd from day to day until all Of
said parcels, iotAal'.i parts Of lots OF Real
Estate shall b. .,!.i or offered for sale
btEAED Il. HAhTDN,
Auditor Orangrburg County.
june 9TH 1881.
jim Q II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

DR.. j. G.. Wannamakcr hns just
received the finest stock Of cigars,
cigarettes, smoking and chewing
t0baccos ever offered in Orangeburg.
The DR.. never keeps anything but
the best Of goods in lis line and We
take pleasure in calling attention to
these goods. Go do wn and try them
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-23

German papers are making en-
quirr about the South Carolina lin
migration Bureau, and there is a
very favorable dis ositinn among he
people Of tn" Fatllprland ia come
here. EaEt. Mclclcrs informs Col.
Boyilin, oar State \ gent. that he has
Il request for inflammation about our
lands from friends in Netherlands
who desire to settle in the South, and
ne is confident tia; he can get soms
Immigrants Of large means to come
into The State