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az. WM. REYNoLDs,

whose talk in the afternoon so completely
took the convention by storm. This fresh
draft upon his resources showed
him fully equal to the require
ments of the occasion, and
for more than half an hour he held
the absorbing attention Of the audience
by one Of the most powerful appeals in
behalf of the gospel and its saving in
fluences as compared with the beggarly
elements of infdelity, that 1t has ever
been the privilege of an Emporia audi
ence to hear. The duty imposed upon
Christ's followers of proclaiming the
great truths laid down in Gods word,
not only in the Sunday school and from
the pulpit, but in their daily lives, and
the importance to the vindica-
tion of Christianity that its professors
should be living epistles known and
read of all men, were set forth with an
earnestness that touched every heart.
Upon the conclusion of Mr.. Reynolds
remarks, the meeting adjourned for the
evening with closing hymn and the
benediction, and everyone present de-
parted from the house feeling that it
was good to have been there.
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A little new Ward was added to EN-
poria Friday which really belongs TO
Topeka. It's uncle, Frank Keller. looks
happy-it's q nephew.
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IL is quite easy 10 mistake some Of the
diminutive cabbages which are offered
for sale in the market, for large green
walnuts.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE,
ID issued out OF the honorable Probate
Court of Chase county, Kansas, and datci
August -. a. ID. 1881: we offer at private sale
the following described real property. he
longing to the estate of Asa GiIlett, de-
ceased, situated in Chase and Igor counties,
Kansas:
IN LYON COUNTY. -st
Lots ISl anu 1913, Merchants street, Elm ,oria,
Improved; desirable residence
Lot Al NcoSho street, Efnporia, IInfn, prayesg
y half nterest ia lot lS2, CommCrci,ti str,isst,
Emperia, new brick building; !. desirable
business property.
N CHASE COUNTY.
Lots Z, and .. in block IL, Cottp; wood
Fails, with frame honsc.
North half OF lots Is. 10 and - ia niock Il -
North Cottonwood Falls, with frame ware
house. "a good business property; corner an
South halt of lots and 10. in bloc 4 I5 NorIh
Cottonwood Falls, with frame store house
An undivided hafG OF the northeast uuarrcr
of the northeast quarter Of section ~ Gown
ship 10. range :. Chase county r.
For particulars OF sale, apply to
BARBARA GILLETT- AamN
JOHN TAYLOR, -
is SIiIPNAN N"h's'
Aug -. 1851 Cottonwood Falls. Kan
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John Williams and Miss Frances Os-
born. OF Chase county, were married al
the court house Friday by Probate
Judge Kellogg.
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Sharih,s Sale

Edward T. Holmes vs.. WIN. orr, james az
ct al
NOTICE is hereby given that 10y virtue
order OF sale issued out of the ~ "a j !
dlcl;ti District Court. itI and f,st YEA
ana state OF Kansas IL tie sfs''
cause an IL nae dirCs5sc.! xii
Monday, November 18th, \. ID 1891.
At 10 O'Clock a. m, at the front ,ooref the, ourt
louse, IN the eiy OF Emporia. l. on county,
Kansas, oner for sale and sell AT public auc~
ton, to the highest bidder for cash an the
right. title and interest OF the said defendant
IN and To the following described real estate
to-W1t: All ths. northwest quarter OF seetIoii
tMentythree. t2'l in township No. seventeen.
I'D range No twelve, (I2l east of the 6ih
principal meridian except (5I) lfty-onc acre.
sold to James Il. Graham, and five ~ acr,ss
sold to School District No ca four anti ten
ll0) acres sold 20 Oliver Phillips, there being
therein ga nincty-four acres, all in
Lyon county, State of Kansas The sail
property to he sold as the property OF the saii
defendants. VIM. Orr, James Orr ct al 10 sat :
isfy the order OF sale j r. MOON
sheriff OF Lyon County, Kansas.
September 81. 1881. s9l5
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Legal. ASS
Sheriffs SAFE 81 s

The Lyon County Mutual Loan Association
vs.. Robert Miiliken ct a: $50
notice Is merely given that by virtue Of ar
aiias oTdef OF sale issued out OF the Filth
udiclate District Court in and for Lyon
county and state of Kansas in the above en-
Rfondays October 2sth, A. ID. 1851,
81 10 O'Clock a. M, at the front door of
the court house in the city OF Emporia Lvots
county, Kansas, offer fOr-saie and sell AZ
cash all the right. title altls intere,r a. he
said defendant in and to the taslow
scrihcd property. wit. lots No. ~
thirty five and lsTl tisifty seven. on m,
ton street. IN Copley's addition 10 Il
EmPoria, Lyon county, State . k.tf
said property to he sold - tn. il....,.f1,
said defendant Ro3ert 81 Hk-r,
satisfy the order of sale
JE 49,,
sheriff of Lyo:, - n, n
Sept II, 1881 IS
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Topeka Capital: EmpOra is to have
Masonic temple. Empovia IL quite
metropolitan, as we'll as enterprising.
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Horse thieves will soon come to the
conclusion that Tom Fleming is the
kind Of a man to fight shy Of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Plymouth,
sitended the Chase county fair last week.
Also, j. r. Hall, of this city.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CON-
vENTlON.
Report or the Proceedings OF the Second
and Third Days OF the Session.

Report or the ProeeedIngs OF the Second
and Third Days OF the Session.
The convention Wednesday morning
opened with bible reading and prayer
meeting, conducted by G. Humble, of
Wichita The exercises were interesting
and profitable.
T. b. Sweet gave detailed report as
chairman of the executive committee.
JH. Hill, statistical secretary, read a
lengthy report.
s. Topping, treasurer, presented a
partial report, which was referred to the
finance committee.
The following committees were APP
pointed by the chair: On bushes, J. G..
Haskell, r. B. Foster, L. r. Elliott :
Gardner, s. d. Riggs, S. w. Richards
and c. Humble.
On resolutions: d. c. Miner, N.
Case, N. L. Gates, Rev. Cordley and
VIM. Friend.
On finance: C. w. DeWolf and ]. F
Culver.
Reports from districts were made as
follows:
Second district, C. w. DeWolf, Of Gar.
nett; third district, ]. Cassell; fourth
district, N. Case, Oswego; fifth district
E. w. Cunningham, Emporia; eighth
district, L. r. Elliott, Manhattan; ninth
district, II. 8. Price, Salina; eleventh
district, c. Humble, Wichita; thirteenth
district, r. B. Foster, Osborne.
Partial reports were made from the
first district, by w. N. Page, of Leayen
worth; from the third, by L. S. Stowell
of Bourbon; from the sixth, by T. B
Sweet, OF Topeka; from the seventh, by
Wan. Friend, of Eiawa.ha; from the
tenth, by ]. II. Clark, of Newton; from
the twelfth, by = Walker, of Barton
from the fourteenth, by r. B. Foster
Some of the reports were instructive and
edifying. Much has been done; too
much left undone, because somebody ii
negligent.
The topic of Sunday School Organiza
cation was taken up and discussed il
the following order: Its necessity; how
accomplished. ]. G. Haskell read
carefully written speech on this sub
ject, which was we'll recei lived. N. Cas-
read brief but we'll prepared paper or
County Organizations" E. w. Gun
ningham followed with a clear cut pa
per on Organization in the Schools
The subject was then thrown open fo
general discussion. Several present wer'
moved TO speak in earnest tones to som'
of the thoughts presented VIM. Rey
nolds, of Peoria, Ill, then electrified thu
whole audience with one of his earnes
speeches. Mr.. r. Is a layman, will
more than ordinary ministerial JUNCTION
His speeches always tell, but cannot b
reported very we'll. The reporters hear
and eyes get too full for writing.
Announcements were made, doxology
sung and benedictiOn pronounced by
w. N. Page, of Leavenworth.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY
DR.J. Is. SIsfrsoN.s SPEoIYIc MEDIcINE.-It
l. "A uD4itiya on M fOr MI uArvOtla Al SOS
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EVENING SESSION.

The evening program consisted of re-
ports from delegates to the Inter-NatiOn-
al convention, held at Toronto last June,
of an address on the "Relation of the
Sunday School to the Family, the
Church and the State" and of general
remarks by prominent workers in the
Sunday school cause. The house was
well filled, the attendance being even
larger than that of the evening before.
The first speaker was Rev. W. D. VIII
liams, of Sterling, who described in a
very eloquent manner, the grand gather
ing of delegates from all parts of the
christian world at the Toronto convention
in whose deliberations he had the priv
ilege to participate. His address was
highly polished and showed very fine
oratorical powers. He was followed by
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Augusta Gazette: Miss Margie Sex.
ton, of Emporia, is in the city visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Harry Clark.
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Administrators Notice Of Appoint.

Notice is hereby given that The fb.l{.rsign-
M has been aPI,cinfcf admin istTasrix O. If
estate CT amcS SpiIIhean, deceased BY the
Probate Court Of Lyon ces1nts. Raasas and
thas she has accepted saia, trust and given
bond and fualificd rs such 1afmIufstrafffx
MARY A ePIEEsM AN,
ADMINISTRATIVE of The estate OF James spill
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Ed. Tytherleigh handled one hundred
and ten pieces of baggage at the Santa
Fs depot Thursday.
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The first installment of gas pipe ar
rived in Emporia yesterday via the Mis-
souri, Pacific road.
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Notice.

EMPoRIA, KANSAS, September 18th, ISsI
Notice is hereby given that the following
described school lands situate in Lyon conn
auction, at my Office in the Court House, ia
Emporia, Kansas. on Saturday, the 18th tiav
of October. ISL; said sale to be open for bids
from 10 O'Clock a. m. TO O'Clock p. m.
ID. ". EASTMAN,
S9t5 County Treasurer
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Ten new members were added 10 the
Evangelical church at Hartford the 9th
er evening.
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REV. D. C. MILNER,

of Ottawa, who, as delegate to the
same convention, set forth in an exceed
ingly effective manner the workings of
that body, relating many incidents in
proof of his position that the Sunday
school work is claiming the thought
and attention of many of the most prom
inent men of this and other countries.
In this connection letter received dur
ing the session of the convention from
our martyred president. James A.
Garfield, expressing the regret
which he felt in view of his in
ability TO respond to the invitation ask
ing him to be present and affirming his
deep interest in the cause, was read and
listened to with fearful interest. Mr..
Miners address was extremely we'll
timed, and the vigor and felicity with
which he made his points enlisted the
closest interest Of his audience.
After an appropriate hymn, Rev. o. j.
COwls, of Topeka, came forward and
in an able manner elucldated the relation
of the Sunday school to the church, the
state and the family. He took the posi-
ton that Us the church sustains the rela-
ton of parent to the Sunday school
the latter has the same claim TO main
tenance upon the church that a child
has upon its parents; that as we do not
treat our children like tramps but share
with them all the good things tn at our
homes afford, even SO the churches should
throw open their best rooms to the Sun
day school and utilize all the attractions
within their reach to draw the youth to-
ward this nursery of the sanctuary. God
gives the Sunday school TO the church
for the conquest of the world. The men
of the future are the boys of to-day.
What the Sunday school, which
supplements instead OF supplanting. the
the work of the family makes our youth
the state will be. The power which is
vested in the church by the institution
of the Sunday school, if rightly applied,
is the grand force under God which
will evangelize the world. The forcible
and admirable address of Rev. Cowls
was followed by a discussion of the
question of "What to Teach and How
to Teach" by
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The wet weather has seriously inter
Tered with building in this city.
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Diptheria is still prevailing at Ameri-
Gus with serious and in many cases fatal
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Its Gnsoria Nsps.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1881.

The Hartford Call hears Of u few cases
Of diptheria in that vicinity.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
Masters Sales.

ORANGEBURG-IN COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth G. l.. Dukes, and Asbury F. H.
Dukes, as Distributes and also IA Ad.
mistratora Of the Estate of Abraham S.
Dukes, deceased,
Against
Abraham S. Dukes, Jacob T. Dukes, Ed
ward G.. Dukes, i'erryC C. Dukes, Marion
+. Dukea, Ailer c. a. Dukes and w. G.
Bruce.
BY virtue Of the decree Of the said Court
! will sell at Orangeburg ourt House, on
the first Monday in April, 1881, during the
lawful hours of sale, the following Real
Estate OF which the late Abraham S. Duke es,
was SEIZED and possessed a, the time Of his
death, situate in Orangeburg County:
l. hat certain lot Of land in Branchvile
fronting East on Main street 81 feet, and
running back en- the North line along
Edwards street 205 feet, bounded South bv
lot of A>hury r. n. Dukes, and West by lot
off,. ID. Rhoad.
Z. That certain tract Of land, known IA
the Mill Pond tract, containing 100 acres
m ore or lea, and bounded bv land. Of
Frederick, and Fairy and Abraham s.
Dukep, Junior.
Terms -One-half cash, and the balance
on credit Of one year, with interest from
~ ~ '''N'>t ohu "SSuiSu Ny DOuu ana mort
gage OF premises purcharcd, and purchaser
10 pny Tor papers and recording.
ALSO
ORASGEBURG-IN CoAMoS PLEAS.
Anna NJ. Milhous and r. Benson Tarran,
az Administrators Of the Estate Of ohm
X. Milhous, deceased, Plaintiffs
AgaiI st
Thomas NJ. Rayzor, and others, Defendants
"y virtue "f hejudgmcnt in this action,
| viii sell at auction, on the first Monday in
April 1881, at Orangcburg Court House
during the legal hours Of sale:
All that certain tract Of land containing
90! acres. more or less, si,iat. in The
County oi Orangeburg, and bounded North
by land of Thomas Z. Phillips, and having
such shape marks, courses and distancra as
are set forth iii plat of John J. Salley be
putty Surveyor, dated September 10, ISL
being a tract bargaincd by the late John K.
-Milhous 10 the said Thomas c. Phillips,
Terms OF sale-One-fourth Cash, and the
balance On n credit OF one. two and three
years, bearing interest from day ofsalc and
secured by bond aud mortgage Of the .,reni.
rcs purchased, Purchaser to pay for papers
and recording.
THOMAS W. GLOVER,
Muster.
Masters On'cr. March Q, 1851.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
AN DIR RHDRNANCE

10 Rrisc Supplies for the Town Of
Orangehurg, So. ca, for the Fiscal
Year ending 1st April A. d. 1882
and 4 Bill to Regulate Licenses.
SxcrIoS |. BE Ordained by the Town
Council of Orangeburg, and il is hereby
Ordained by the authority Of the snme:
Tha, the following Taxes be and are hereby
assessed ami levied for the fiscal year tic.
ginning April lst a. d. 1880. n, aid after
the following rates, tha, is TO say:
lst. At the rate Of 5 mills upon tho
assessed value OF All real estate lying and
being within the Corporate limits of the
town Of Orangeburg, $. c., including every
building or other improvements on land
under Lease from Bodies Corporate or in
dividunls for any term Of years.
SIC. ii. BE il fmthcr o 1linri, That the
value Of all improvements on Real Estaro o
since last Appraiscmcnt shall be assessed
for taxation by the Clerk OF Council.
SIC. III. BE ii further Orduincd, That
every Person, Firm, Company or Gerpor.
lion engaged in any Trade, Business or
Profession hereinafter mentioned shall
obtain on Oh before the lst day of MAY 4.
D. 1879, License therefor in, manner
herein provided
lst. llolc conn encins business after
lie let April \ ID 1880. shall obtain Iii
censc before entering upon that business
I'd Every Person. Firm, Company or
Corporation required by this Ordinance TO
ohinin License to engage i'll any Trade
business or Profession for which n License
is required ahail register with the Town
clerk or his Assistant his or her name or
style. and in case of firm or company
th,ir names or styles Of such firms or com
pnnics, and their places Of business.
3n; Their trade. business or profession
for "t)cb License is required.
18th. The place where such trade, busi-
ness u profession is to be carried on; all
of which. and answers to questions relative
20 which rEal' be given under cath.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
SPLIT MiLK.

1t leaks out nov that Demo
cratic Senators in Washington are
torcibly brought to n realization Of
their folly in sustaining Kellogg in
his fraudulent seat Kellogg was not
elected Senator from Louisiana while
Mr.. Spollord was, and was clearly
entitled to his scat. Notwithstand-
ing this, Gems. Butler and Hampton
championcd the cause Of Kellogg
with all their zeal, against Nr Hill,
who fought bravcly and cloquently in
hopeless minority. We expressed
our surprise ut the course of our
Senators ut the time, and our COM
mcndation Of the position Of Mr.
Hill. 1t is admitted now that if Mr..
SpOti'ord, the Democrat who was cleo
ted, had been seated, instead Of Mr..
Kellogg who was not elected, the
Senate would now be Democratic and
organized under Democratic aus.
plccs in spite Of the dcscrtion OF
Mahone. But it is not for this rca-
son, then or Eow, that VIC advocated
the nnscating of Kellogg and the
seating Of Spoford. We advocated
it simply for the reason that it was
right that the man who was elected
should be seated, instead Of the man
who WAS not elected; and that it was
wrong that the, so called, honorable
Scaatc of the United States, should
so far tolerate corruption by admit
ting into its halls an acknowledged
fraud
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
MAkISG:MES AGREE

The practice Of making men agree
to a verdict on q jury is an old one.
but We think it is subject to many
objections.
f there are men on jury who can
not agree, it seems prcpostcrous to
keep them under punishment until
they rcnouncc their opinions and
agree with the rest, or else enter n
mistrial i'll the case. 1t partakcs
greatly, to our mind. Of the nature OF
bulldozing, and we cannot see that it
serves best the ends of justice. Be
sides this, the practice, as now in
vogue, is open to another objection.
1t is not an unhcard of thing thar
jurymcn arc bought. According to
the requirement then of all twelve
men agreeing to n verdict, it is only
necessary for Il corrupt man to huv
one of the jurvmcn in order to oh
tain that which is nearly equivalent
to an acquittal, mistrial. Men of
thought are agitating this subjrc.,
and VIC think it is Il question worthy
Of considerations
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24

advisers say. They forget that they
are personally responsible for their
vote, and they forget too that their
leaders are often wofully corrupt. 1t
is not safe blindly to follow men, be-
cause they are esteemed respectable
or occupy high position in church or
State. Such may only be the polish
cd exterior of the temple Of deceit
and hypocrisy. The abused are
often the best .nd the cxtolled, the
worst Of men Public opinion is not
an infailible criterion. 1t Is not all
gold that glittcrs, nor all dross that
fails to shine. We do not advocate n
disregard for the opinions of men.
Respect for the opinions of others is
commendable. But we denounce the
substitution oftheir opinions for our
own. We should weigh well the
opinions Of all men and profit by
them, but we should honestly and
faithfully form our own conclusions.
1t is the part of wisdom to draw light
and instruction from every source
that we can, but in doing 50, it is the
duty oferery man to think also for
himself.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
MORE HARM THAN GOOD.

The New York journal If Com
mcrcc urges the people Of all sections
to send petitions To President Gar
field for the appointment of the
men in their several sections known
to be best fitted for Federal appoint
ments, saying that '.cvcA an unjust
President like the unjust Judge will
eventually yield to importantly. and
the Nc,cs unti Courier heads the article
"A Hint for Charleston" and, "the
duty Of the people to demand the
appointment, &C."
For ourselves, we think the idea OF
our demanding appointments frem
II Republican administration smacks
considerably Of audacity. We rather
*" Jnc Ii,w of the Lancaster Lcda,,
winch .,':. tha, Democrats who hang
around a>lnnston for Federal ap
pointmcntS are not the sort ofmcn to
be elevated TO position, and i. would
be bet, cr for the South and the
Democracy that they should be e...
away empty. The appointment OF
Southern men to office by Rcpubli-
can administration will do us infinite.
" more harm than good
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
THE BULL SWAMP ROAD.

Editor Orangeburg Times:
Will you please publish ,hc follow
ing:
The Bull Swamp Road from the
"colored school house" to Orange
burg is in wrctchcd condition, be-
ing almost impossible. The hill at
MIR. Wolfe's, near the town, is i'm
passablc. The road has never been
properly worked. Being hilly, and
clay soil, it needs causewaying.
which it has never received. The
way in which it has been worked is
to put rotten pine poles and brush
in the bad places and |, ave the rains
TO wash earth on them. ] think it the
duty Of one ofthe white County Com
missioners 10 order the hands out and
supervise the working of the road
himself, as the colored County Com
missioner lives near the road, and
knows it's condition, and pays no at
tention to it,
Respectfully,
JOHN 5. RowE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
HOSIERY AND GLOVE,s

Ladies White Hose from 10 to so cents
per pair, the best selected stock in town.
Misses Hose. white and coored. from 10
cents up. Ladies and Mise. List Thread
Gloves, in light and dark shades. Gents
Bnck and log Skin Gauntlets and Gloves
n ale specially. Several dozen Ladies'
" Eu'toncd kid", Opera Shades, still on
hand III 15 cts pcr pail.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
QaHSdbd EIlsIa. 81

Test Rio Coffee lbs for 81, Light brown
Sugar lhs Fancy Flour % lbs in sacks
for 81, " lntu Wine Vinegar strong for
picking purposes Scots per gallon, aud
thousands of other things in that line in
prorOlt!On.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
IDEs GOODS 2

Calico- nt 3, & and cents, and full line
OF Mnslins, l.awn>, Linen, Suitings. Plaids.
lioincspmli, Jeans. Ca>simrrcs, Canhric.
&c., At reduced Iatcs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-03-24
D1TGGMANM H0uaR.

Regular and Transient Boarders can get
good and reasonable Board at tins excel
lent Boarding House which have opened
to meet the growing needs Of Orangeburg.
1t ia located in desirable locality, con-
venient to the business portion of the town
and travelling public.
+. II. w. BRIGGMANN.
mar 10 am