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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

THE HERALD JuB PRINTING OFFICE keeps on
hand al extensive assortment OF all grades.
Prices low aud work guarant ed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Agents. and Cnnyassern

Make from Sos to $50 per week selling goods foI
E.G. RlDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send Tor their CatalOgueand terms.
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Call for the Hunstoble boot.
Health and Beauty Combined

W0MAN'S RIGHTS,
One who has long studied this subject now
present the result If hia Investigations. lie
Is happy to say that he has discovered "Wo-
mans Best Frleud " IL IL adapted especially
TO those cases where the womb is disordered
and will cure any | regularity Of the an enses'
Brtdl ADS Female ke .ulsr acts like char m
II wnitss," or \ sudden check of the month
courses" rom cold, trou u. of mind or liRt
ause $, by restUting The disc barge la every
Instance In chronic cases Its action is prom pi
and decisive, and saves the constitution from
countless evils Nnd Premature decay. PTepai &c
by / +. j. BradReld, atlanta, Ga. For sal,
at 81 90 per bottle by all druggists. Wholesale
by Thompson, SchOtt Il Co.
MILLrowS, Chambers Co.
July 8, Isl.
have used your Female Regulator Q ten
s veIy in my practice for o | ng time, and will
entire success where there was no complies
tion ofdisrase. IL 10 not a specific. 1t Is In N!
Opin on, the best known remedy for the dis
ases for which 1t Is recommended
J. Ii. DAVIS, M. d.
For sale bV all hrnppisJp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

should be In evejy house during the heated
season. 1t never fai 20 cure Diari hoea, Dys-
EMERY am Cholera Morbus. For a'le by
Hoyt 4 Coflln and ". II. Howell & Bro :,
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Call only for Oonrad's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Soar Nash, the finest in the world
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A Sure Thing

The greatest variety and lowest prices at
Billington's furniture store, FOL Elm street.
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Now Abilene UoteI

New Abilene Hotel.
See the advertisement of the New Abilene
hotel elsewhere. IL has all the delicacies of
the season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

For all who use Browns Pepsln Tonic, eny
II Is atuIe cmt for Dyspepsia and sick Head
ache. Try It. For sale ny ll0yt 4 Colin and
W. Ii. Howell & Bro, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

Browns Vegetable Liver Pills
Are sure cure for Liver Complaint, Consi'pn
ton and Blliousness. For sale by all druggists
In Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

Buy your furniture at Billington's, 7Ol
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

What we want to know Is, who tentered
the refusal of char cellor of the state uni-
versity to DR.. William T. Harris, Of 81.
Louis, and by what authority wa, it done I
The regents ,eleot the chancellor, if we com,
prehend the university bill Alright, and as the
regents have had no meeting to select q
chancellor have no authority to dc 90 yot.
Who is it that has taken it upon himself or
themselves 10 select chancellor in sd-
vance! We don't know anything about DR..
Harris and do not wish il under.
stood that Wa are raising objection
10 him, for he may be Just the gentleman
suited for chancellor, aad he may be, indeed
''the unanimous choice Of all those who art
in CONTROL" when they get in control, bu'
can it be- known that he is! And why
should there be cut and dried timber for thii
position whom there may be other gentlemen
just as eminent Ia the leld Of learning jus
as dis,irguuhed a. educators as DR.. Hsrrh
Suppose D.. McCosh, Of Princeton, or tn,
presi1,n mt Of Ysle or Harvard colleges, O.
the VI ivertity of Vifgjnis, or Washington
aud Lee iversity, should be an spplican
for the pc i on OF chancellor of our stat,
u ivers ", or EXPIRE willingness to accsp
ii, r. Thy o be dsbsrr'd from considers
ton because tome odlcous somebody Q
somebodies have selected the chancellor il
advanced Aud sgsin, how came the teach
ers' normal Institutes, the dry westhe
achoos," s they are called, "under the con
troll Of tho Texas board Of education" Tn
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Doyoa WantHeaIih.

For sale bv all drugrista
, 1881-07-05

It you nnphor n p4le IN Q b'aiy Ut water and
put spi'ler upon 1t, ha VIII sxtilhlt marvellous
will aI,in web sayesll lnches lN,tv and haux IL
ols ei,a wh!!u ha ui!oxs the alhsr t@ iilat uf II
tue ~lNh, IN tho hupe that It Will strike sNirU
op!eot " ,ia Sourss ia!s gan proSos talI.
lie waits uul|l ta0 ) inl GhAnHcs, anl ihsn
su,,as allothor allkun lFit!Eu HUattnK I'M Iii
nn0thor d!rtcllon. Anothor failure IL followed
r0lntA 0f the c0u,pass hayu liern tried. HIT
Ut tho kpilur arc exhaus3usl. lla ettinta to the
tup Ut t',s pole and enurKstteally Xt.ea " work
TO cplistruGt siiku,1 lsallakln. iiv hnA lo hnt /
a!E w!'h wn!st !" . rtiasY i, pHt % nus ~
4is bAtlo0n finished ho dues not II, nr upon
!h0 lnaru ,k4pp0a1tlun tAat II will curry
him, nv uiaa aflen do, lilt h0. fnstei.s Il
IL = guy roue. tto oihsr snl Ut which as attaoh.
liz then xuts !nt0 hia ueriat yohIu!e. willie It II
tnkda Fast, lnd lest4 It to ssu whuther lls ltuGn-
SiOns pro capable Ut tue wuFk ut bearing him
ANny. NunftHH Atlsis that hu has tiintlo It too
a!nall, In which c4au he hAuIa 1t down, tMkea 1t
Atl apart, A!1a o9axtruets 1t Un lnrger R,d lHl-
TOR pialh i spftrF has bcal saull Ia tnAks three
ll11rens baillun4 pofOrv hu ltaean,e satisfied
Wilt bin experiment, Then hU will gut III, si4Ap
the Huy rope, and su!I away "a land ~ 8rucaiul-
" asd aupfutnuly tndepen1ont ut his st.sGounl;
tnys ~ could well bo lMaNtna1
, 1881-07-05
NO REWARD WANTED.

oHloAno nASKER AND 4 Bourit CAisuL,NA
AuSn+
The Charlaaton q. o. Nelrs Of y recent datu
contains the following Item ln rognru 10 protn!-
hetit Chicago bankur;
During the lntu Wnr a great many securities
hot0ngtlig to the Statu Bunk. 0f which tho tate
Mr: S4lrtug was President, wcF0 taken fran Sir,
u. H. Leo tue Cashier, UE tha 1ank. by bhvr-
,nas ,Saas ssy sr Ga.aas y thi4 stats Aqox
State OF eu4tG Caruiina, Issued tu RId Ut the
ltlue It.lKa itai1rDuA nn1 nunbuFud 7ruu Wi tU
a5l, ard p1edxe1 u secure tho lrutls nf tho
Hoyal hank Of Ltverpo4,l. Aftus tho War alt III,
oa thS 6onis by tao ststo Ttsas.'Tvr,' saS % tas
bunk accutltnH!y WHs abto u recs,yer sI!its u
nunlber ut th6Iu. usually EayIny tu.l;utbi,ts
towurd rctnlbutslnH the tniocutt kohlurs.
An1ung cihgrs who tatNruetl sAnlU of thcsu wsa
tha un!rcu e., siate1 IT,, carE6sas. which. =, tto n,
act for the purpose. hotnc tine nxo the Ne-
pt THESE tsInds was lit tho p.Mset4Un VI u lixhly
respectable banker VI thiIN4o. Mr. a.. u,
siauKht"r; 4 p correspondenso ws9 openod With
leen tas policy Ut the hank to o,fur yftncthtnv
toward taltttniyainE lhOsa who tlAti cunlv mo
Possesslnn Ut tho lH'lads wit hult knowledge Ut
tho stealing for the Mnney that thay md palL.
a reply Waa prn.nptly rscvErea fFOln .'Mr.
chased IL for value aud without know Ledge that
1t Anl been stole,is but that. upon proof 1t Thu
ktuallng, hg WHuld surrender 1t fur nothing,
This pruof was 8pnl on " hin, with the n6suy-
aht4, that It nut tesrsal by tho bank thar be
shon!h suncr au cntira lnss IN reply u tnts The
nut charge, Or any demand for Reimbursement
tor the hulder. This IL the only instance tll Tit
history Af thtse bonds In which tho builder hAl
nutBued cuu1so ~ hgh- -mlnded Aud honorable
, 1881-07-05
REMARKABLE ENDURANCE.
One Of the Most GIlustly and UntlAunl
CnHcs Of PllyNicat EuInrnltHe In Hlcd-
icnl Aunnlx-A Head Almost burned

LouisrttIe Courttr-JonrnaI -
A remarkable instance Of the tenacity OF
human life md the possibility Ut human en-
lurance Gums unler tho notice Of n Courier
Jour,lal reporter yesterday. There arc
o4ually curious eases Oil record whore per-
sons haye survived destruction Of lmrts Of
the brnfn, md enduring great physical priva-
ttons, but this seunls to 10 unique md alone
III ,MetIlcal atlnals. On tile evening of the I'd
Louisville lmul,tet hlld casket foundry, rD-
turned to Ills home, On tho pike. Just opposit
the Institute for tho T., Blind, and
found his wife sitting III q cllatr, with
the left slla uf her fAcu aid. lead rest
Ing on tho hot stove. Silo was I'LL.
conscious ullA alOne, md no one knaw how
long she lial beet In that position, but tho
room was llleu With the 0d0r Ut burnlllg
! tlesll, aud n nolg5or was OF the op!nl0n tlIat
| Lar fac1 liut not been on tho stova, moro
tlinn an lIour, liz sho was scell III the ynra
| about that langth Ut time previous to her
| husbands arrival. She was placel IN bod
and Dr. J. W. Maxwell WIS summoned TO-
intend her. but ITO ono entertained the
slightest bullet tint she wolllt ever speak
agatt. The Doctor found that NIL thu flesh
| scalp to the top of ller iIea4l, was cooked tnto
a crisp, uisd WIS reauy ut tho .least touch
u M1op p,o W' +,,, ''o IctAa'ntGa "Jh", Hha,,
slo rai!leI: oat ,,was was ae.ir!odi!s diu 20, ior
near!y Wenk t 1teatinR M ~ e. Mnn!c ~ MhHs IT,
mers ae a, a 1n ~ a"o sa " fee fTn Mu1Ms W. w. % to
1f' s,aI ,s u!! t.l P S isHse sn c,uns , ufi
lattle lMif: nlio seeu,ea ~ ~ lalf M way ~ ~,
Go!ur MntM IT, eryS'Ee.ts sgi ~, n.a ius aovstA
WIFI S'', aG "'a "s"''' t"o"sAt ~ w " u'e po'ht
~, Ii.v hatteF actlon ylsllsd, 'Er' howeEyeF' TO
zig pu,pot ilaitssiheht. Mlta Was cllueReu ".
IofH ~ ru'scvtl w MstS o. M t1e @ nust. A1or
nntll tto !nw a,tt check 6olleS l. nn! tla skMll
nIi tnnt Hltlo u Aia lle1atl were lnla baiu. Ing
igoiit l!iae u the pNsil extenHeA iroih po'ns
~ ulo lnl o. itle l!eatl, Mlsa'ass 1ust uauh "
| !la wy HOWL " tlla cnfnnr At !ler lnnut't 70
tne gnlal. WY tstteF ne ilts!t "as reiiln'eg tne
, 1881-07-05
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

BISHOP srAuuplsn, Of Peoria. is at tho Pacific.
OH. r. sroDpARp, OF boston, Ia at tho sher.
man.
II. F. BALDWIN, of New Orleans, Is at the Tre.
mont. .'.,
FAT DoNAx and purity, Of Arkansas, nrc nt tho
Palmer.
TUE Boston ualt Club ate tlomlclicd at the
fremont. ~ ..,.
EuoxvE L1pKAu, Of Philadelphia. ia at the
Sherman. =
NH. J. stAt.En, Of the. .Atchison, Topeka s shnta
F6 ltatlroat. Is at tho Lcatd.
Dn. JAMrs L1sTktt. Of llcIovillc. Ontario. and
Dr. benjamin 1lenn, OF Detroit, arc at tho fa-
ciic.
Mn. AND sfns. c. F. Guxrngs wcro slght.seo;
ing fn SPUN, Portugal. and TanElof la May anu
carly june.
NIGHT blooming cercns will bo In full bloom
this evening in Albums & IamluAons lrGE. store.
curnnr Of indiana asenua atid Thlrty-hrat
strbet8.
parcnts lise at Nd. 10 trIttunien street, died
suddenly yesterday t,0rninx without ine,'iea1
attendance. Tho Coroner hAs been notified.
.:z.yuE dress Of isly passenger on ono o. tho
iiai1u was stamped out by some OF tile other in'
mates Of Tho car.
FRANK FoI.snuno. Of q, Ashland ayenuo. AIRED
II, tred to jump oil tho lyde 1ark train ut solth
r ni. syS E. s III W. rds sf. ay II
bruised by tho wheel.
YESTERDAY morning smnl black stallion.
attached IL II light asde-onr btREy. strAyc A.! Or
was stolc frnnl the corner Of sad!:on "!u ron
r stTees n H. yaS XII stSut @ T. a s no
yet been found.
LAsT Friday n valuable cameo ring was found
In tho Exposfuon ct,ccrt.tall, anl ut the ps, PIC;
1npknt t3n1NtnINV fEH ,UDrtrtltfH III q 3nuy hNu
, 1881-07-05
GRISCoS1's FOURTH.

Tf1E TEtltTf-ElditTH DAY dF THE FAST.
The Fn,,rfh or July cpr,n1eted thu thirty.
e,rb,h inv Of Mr.. t;rsroa fns,., Fron II Hmm.
' ~ '.sa 81 . ,. ~, ~" ~ ''a ~.
c'ai pe!nt or Wow II was tho ~, oess a'y M7. urs-
com has bud, but, phys'caIty 1t was i,Ea worst.
Tho visitors wcrp 'uu4,lprUns throughout ytstcr-
DIV. and they did not bAy,, ,n,,uh cvm,nIseratou
s,s - ~ .....,,t.s,. 49,. .,..s..'...,s .t..
OIL tne iasteF, pestet'nH alH. conslnhly WIN
questions. and each person wanting much the
up under the ordeal uuniuliy. Ills
"e .s
a tur m 1so Sprsy ro IN .aep !ae n;ea
buby. like In its sweeturss and stnrted 10 walk
acr4ss Tue rum. liz WIS salioniy so.z..l with
M tur Hs s 4. ,,: r4,Ii,si sixtea sas IN ~, ar
snt"r wcrS o ~.cn ~ III lin whInt III s,o,"ci r.. ~.
in"ti. IND r. Smo,iti.1 ~, tt.e % ,rrc"tnr t,rtiou
% q Il aist IN i',asists,. aTscr .hls tIy t tsser
tnn tuw f ,n,t uHt n,, na tv
n,fnrtcI i Vii, fui',,M"ss iii rr,,S,tfnn was
.in,,t,tsSsu rn,.a1ns IL r., imtn;m h1"t III
tno ausso XII In incr,s, o NJ .n ni,u,hsr u, "t W
cuiIers thn ~ In i",,a S,or - .au ~ ,.. ni.,,
m lin ns r. nMr,.tInns F."rs rp3et,n T..,s
mt fiv nnnrc,@f" III ..iIorts T., mis" ;,Is IN
in,,yaxt 1n !,r.,nst 1nst IN r..t,crt' H. VA T.,
nxneiisnt stIrlts t1st "suntny i,nwcvnr. tninn.
, 1881-07-05
Gia1Ma1htnsA Secret SOclef1eas
~ EI,nxtt ft.tx<iis ffuntt .n1

.,. Ass 3d'nff' ,Huxftt LUNA M, ...--..
soS;v nas wv w 9Is 1t nsf to sserst
There nre few who are un!ttAchui,- mostly
mon front Isolated villages In Chinn, tr0tn which
!loey. Such u MIN tlay possibly be tolerated.,
hut 10 cat,nOt Krt,w rluh. hc kcops storo. iii
kutl,ls1un VIZ 1uf tr,ln hltn II lo p!los sum.
the leAst cliNaeo of relrcss. II u nDcety man
tAssta unHrrel nH him hU ts rtllned, Mllil Ind
fenturo Ut tho soeIoty. 1t Iosstbl1, Ia the prG-
tectlon It affords to u!l its uonbers. i tlntt0A
mt what rrlnlu they MMy hnvn committed. Not
, 1881-07-05
BETWEEN CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
Five trains tiay euuh wuy on. tho Chfongo &
Hallway, tho rarlor.CAr Route.

q. m. d.. N. y. m. y. m. y. m.
Leave Chicago -. 500 lO:Do HUI 5:00> D:00
a.. II. u. IN. y. M. y. nj. y. m.
Arrive Mllwaukcsl1:00 1.:l5 5:45 500 11:55
IN. a. IN. q. III. y. m. IN.
Leave Milwaukee,. I:l0 T:3o l!:N l:00 4:l0
Il. III. 4. III. j. NJ. y. N. y. ~.
Arrive Chicago. B:45 11s3D 2:U0 4:O j" T:10
, 1881-07-05
ClAIMS:,TO Be The HEIR.

DUVRAI.0, N,:.N., J1lty 4,-alr. Charles
Carr, q resident o.: THIS city, claims to DO n
ilrst cousin a!l4 lltxt of kin and l|eir to tlse
JohI. isAr,,slde, Wig .lietl rocuNlly ut White
SULPHUR 6prin9s. -. Clio elniM to tho ESTATE
Will by ille.l III tle'New Orleans courts ln-
, 1881-07-05

DAvEHroHr, In, July .4.-Edward peet,
ayoul's man Ut this city, WIS deliberately
shot tl,a afternoon while fishing mt Milan,
six milbs south, without ca,!sc, 4 drunken
loafcr p,tsseli by, drew his revolver, md shot
ut l'eet. Tile ball entered hts eyuu..d lo,lsctl
ther ~ tns 5 n1a tys ssl't.ns Mr st II &ft @ II ta SI IT.,
md say the buy fell VII tho uitibaukInpllt md
into the river. lie WIS tislcll uut and lived
several hours, but III att unconscious condi-
ttUn.
, 1881-07-05

ttisGtt9SlOn ol tIlD CONSTITUTIONAL f1Ghta Dt TIC
discussing questions Tint nfo thu ,,atnrtl out
growts ut our form Ut t3oyurlit.iiL ftrr tho
War has slostroygH them. 1t Is the ssicerest
nonsense, md wil! !,ayo no earthly elrcct
mir. Dnyls' bnnk may 10 nOugl,t or read
fur tho author, or o!tt OF curiosity. l do !,Dt
linri!l. 1t ~ fair. l,Owevgr, ~ sGy Tint Mr..
Davis hnUk ii q worry nble dlsQuiAittnn Nn tho
rights Of tho States. ngree with him.
LIKE 4 LOT OF UID MAIDS.
"Wliat fs Your Judgment nlo,it tho contro.
7eT5y yssc ssWse s Days rE m @ + IL o|s'Gn pasaat as
nh old fitnt but IB lins got the right Of t!la
differences brtwccn Mr.. Davis uni himself.
,fhe troub!e r. ti!at Dayls was constantly II;
toriarinx wtl. s ml!tary !! co@srg @ d
nieii. x reeaI Era!,', of tho difficulty between
Johnston md Davis grow ollt ot tile q,tcs.
ilon of rank. Why, nfterr tho, Govorn'Iunt
SetE MS 1eYs fee ito liz Cco @ ssTyiee S1Ses he liz
WIS i AlaIor-Genura! Of Virginia troops, at,4
Davis t,al q pet by tho nnnte Ut CM,nar that
llo wn,,trt to make the ranking General OF
eo e s. Virsss sIss S nt LIZ e. 9"t, ae
Davis 10 TX 1t ml. / told Dayis Tint We Ind
4. hard time GettnR Virginia out Of tho
kS y ksr 1 sr % S 6 pass II fs hsy fS eeses d
Tint liked Lees position III the army; but It
wns nut until tiie fill Of 1871, nfter sys Ind
beell Mt wnr n,oru tllnN six months. Settling
Lsos ra''k srsntlea @ ,,, ,lonston % ilo y was al
tllcar old nrriy 0tliccrS were rs jealous OF ono
aot,er ~ @ f' r ., no ! na. a ssSf NV ,,'ia, en!
arrcst TOR SONG lifaGtl an. 0t lMl1ittfy rGte
~ tcsGt "N m a,nna'a .a' "u ,,Ito ,,nr ro nr
fes f Al f9tafs9eg ~ fste ucy gngS gstnr s WYE
l0,. i1a ~ tnGsu feEnt ttr ern ,,,, itGu H., ),
csse ss, Hi s.S. n,g W. MooIs WHIT, m ,.,os, ,.,,, a
ary W., Mpo"s t''e etoSo Ill ""'c'' o'oS "e4o
'"s"s'N THE BEST so1p1Ens.
"IMhtch were your Dust t;eheralsY r,,.
"Les, jug J1llnstol,, antl Longstreet., The
later Is Hat!lGal now. otlt was Eoou SOL
i!ler ai L. ESnttena'': t M Stollewal! Jnekso!l-
H. vas tue Ge$t Of the'g a!!. Jacks1n Was
the Efeatest soldier since Nnpolebll. lie was
military Rsnltla, nlltt l,nl bower OVER lusn
Wiic!a teW heeis % avgf plssfssea ahu yef, 40
yol! know. II i Nd n.y. = ret bee!, Tor ,lte, DAVIS
ilrst r. ycar 0f t[1e Wnr. During the cnlllIaiEn
In Western F1rgiilla he put one nf llls let8
over JnGksoil, % a,Ni ne fesigeH, a;,a navls ac;
cepteu j.. Whsi1 neaftl u II l Welt atla
OF tlle Conteuer'tcy would l,avG beuii virtually
set itst!G ut tile very beRlnfiiltg Gf tho Gnli-
i!'gt. Illere was tuilhy story ABOUT t!its.
:liie man @ who'!, ne pnt 0yer deii. jackson,
which cn,tseu the rcsigilRtloli,. l!al been Z
member ,nf Congrcss from ArlsInsas, md
once cliallenRGtl Bob J1lnst01l. Davis was
ilis second, and | was Jollnston's sceontl.
lis friends"
uNREcoSsrHuCrED,
"se,,ator Till snys tho lVur chanRet1 thts
Govcrt,,ne,,t.' ~''"F'es1 s''4
"fhat 'ti Is tic s,,eerest nonsunse, The char:
nctnr ri thnf;nvrrt,1un,,t hns ,,nt cl,nmSaIi. It
cnmtot bn elinmeei. ,irmy eyen tlsHt tia
, 1881-07-05

mate recovery Of his pa,s,nt. lilo Inns Ind
Mrs. Platte photographed IN tw0 positions,
perfect but }rnost ginstly ptcturu., Ile 4
preparing report 1T the case for the ,proies.
sttbt, which will no doubt bring to llRlitsnmo
,,sW ,.stt ,c,Snlitons m, unlcr which patient eau
, 1881-07-05

M0nilIS HOTEL.

This IL tho lary0ss &nd lnust hotel In tho State
OF Missouri, outside Of It, Louis, aud II otIartd
for rent. ThIa Mali,nsoth building ooutA!ns
pbout 10 rooma nll tn go0d repair. and eau bo
secured oa very ,fAYoFaeto serms. Fur further
particulars address or Gull On Worlds Motcl
Vt, Joaeph, Mo.
, 1881-07-05

Flies nj, said .jo,, 10 tlfsoupenA from a roon
cnuta[ninY nfpfAtv nt tho following. mixture:
itnlr q toaAp0off1ul ut tlIhck letpar III puvler
nElU Of hrONn slHAF. Rt1t9 nit tlf cream. ~
, 1881-07-05

An thore arc f1fty Of these stIll outstanding.
there Is aInplN opportunity for following 10
worthy an example,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

as Spring and Summer comes on
and the season Of sickness approaches
we hope our Board OF health will
establish stringent regulations for
Keeping the town clear Of filth aud
bad odors.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

A row took place among the col
orcd people in the upper part of Cav
Cav Township, about u week ago, in
which colorcd man Was very severe
Is, irEot mortally, cut. a warrant is
out for the riotcr, who has escaped,
but will probably be captured.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Mr.. Mosclcy'S stables on Russell
street, have been moved 10 The rear 10
make room for Dr. Reeves building
on the front lot. 1t is thns the wort.
Of Improvement goes on.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

The Sons Of temperance Of our
town will have their Anniversary
supper on Monday night at Tic
Engine Hall.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Mr.. levin will only be in town Il
few weeks before he commences a
Photographic tour through The Coun-
ty. Now is the time, therefore, TO-
get your pictures taken.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Rev. Manning Brown is making an
effort to raise funds for The cstalish
ment Of Methodist Church in Barn
well, this being the only town in the
State without q Methodist Church.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

The Acts OF the General Assembly
for lSS0-Sl have been received, and
q number distributed by Tie CLERK Of
The Court.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

S. II. Dickinson, the colorcd law
yer Of Charleston, was In our County
this week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

An influenza or grip is attacking
the children, and even the grown pco-
pie Of our County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

We regret to hear OF the sickness
of Mr.. W. Il. Muller for the past
week or two
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Mr.. Geo. Il. Richards ct' Still.on
has been very sick for several days,
but We are glad to bear. is GONZALES
cing.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

hspirants for The Charleston Post
Office are thickcning around the
President. The bond is $4,000,
and we think it will require rather
stiff follow to meet it, Winburn
.awton, G :. Pancinin, Democrats
are in the race W. a. Carmand,
colorcd man is thought to have the
inside track on account Of his color
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

The average editor can sympathizc
with England in her troubles with
the Beers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Married Gu sunday, Tie .1,h Feb.
1881, by 'Iri"l Justice 4. J. Evans,
Mr.. %cipio HUI gins t" Mis- Eve
johnson. All OF This County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Considerable dissatisfaction is cX-
pr, ssed in Beaufort County on ac-
count Of the appointment of two pi-
lot Commissioners in that County by
the Governor. The Democratic
Club has met and passed resolutions
condcmnlmg the manner OF the re
Communications to the Governor, and
recommending other appointccs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

After this rain will be propitious
time for farmers to plant corn
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Mr. Henry Kohn has gone North
to lay in Spring goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

Rev. w. II. Parlcr preached in the
Baptist Church last Sunday.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

solution chat the circle which is
broken for season, may be united in
an eternity Of bliss.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

The Jennie WaiIacc Company VII!
perform II Masonic I!;!ll III Cran4c-
burg on next Monday night March
2!at. The Company comes splendid
ly r"cotnm'nl}d by the press. and
ihty are said to be the most talented
and successful actors and actresses
thHt lave ever appeared hcfur, Tic
OraHgebny& t1o.-l;1Ils 1t is =
mammoth Company, composed o.
about thirty persons, and rare
treat is promised for tie public.
Fi>N";s cam DC bought At i),. $. \.
Rr""es' lrug store.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-17

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