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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-13

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T'he Orangeburg Tim es
i O @ A L
.Asgood paper is like a toper's nose
1t will be read
Mr. James Stalcy killed an eagle
Ia the Fork last week.
Mr. Ariel Able | as been appointed
by Gov. Hagood Trial Justice for
Orangeburg.
DIR. Quattlebaum, who has so many
old friends in Orangcburg, passed
through on dental tour this woek.
-o--
Despite the inclcmcnt weather, the
schools Of our town opened rcmarka-
bly, well.
What say our teachers to the re
rival Of the Teachers Institute of
the County, Let some one speak.
Capt. Hamilton is erecting a neat
cottage on the corner Of Railroad
Avenue and Cedar Street.
Go to w. +. Robinson's store if
you want to be well Supplied in the
jewclry and seed line.
See notice Of sale Of saw, grst, and
wheat.mill and 400 acres of land in
Lower St Matthews.
Subscribers TO the TIMES will
please pay their dues to Mr. Kirk
Robinson, who will also take all new
subscriptions.
Interesting services will he held
In the Episcopal Church to morrow
commencing at / o'clock, to which
vs alluded in our last issue.
We return many thanks to Mr.. w.
+. Robinson for :. present Of Il couple
of vases aud hyacinth bulbs which
we highly appreciate.
Mr.. Jacob Board killed Il couple OF
wild turkeys last week ut one shot.
one Of which weighed twenty pounds
and had beard = inches long.
We regret to hear Of the serious
Hines, Of our young friend, Dan Can
non, but we hope that he will soon be
up again.
We again return thanks to Hon. Nj
+. O'ConAor for Congressional docll-
ments. Hc never forgcls the TIMEs
In his press of official duties.
air. j. {. Pike, " no uses his money
Tor the bcncGi Of the town is build
ing couple Of cottages on his lot
on Cedar Street
afyou want All extra fine scgar at
q reasonable price call in 1T Dr. j. c.
Hannanlakcr' $ Drug Store and we
guarantee you will be accommodated,
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Sheriff Salle\, Clerk Robinson,
Judge Izlar and the County Com
missioncrs are nll busiy engaged in
their new Offices, and giving satisiac
ton.
RunOrs were rife last week that
Ex Republican Sheriff Livingston
had received the fat federal Office of
Collector or something else in Char
lesion.
"A gentlemen viewing the slush and
mud and the impassahlc condition
Of the highways on Tue slay obscrv-
that he felt safe in abusing anv one
on the opposite side Of Russell Street
The growth OF Orangrburg is a
aource Of pride to all her citizens.
These improvements are noted by
none 50 quickly as those who have
been absent from home for Il number
Of years.
Speaking of the flacas ON Christ
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

A poll-tax OF Ono Dollar is required of
oil male persons between tho ages of
twenty-one and sixty years, except those
exempt by law.
These taxes shall be duo and payable in
two equal instruments, as follows; The
first instalment shall bo due and payable
from the first dny Of May to the first day
of juno, 1881. and tho second instalment
shall be duo and payable from tho if
tcenth day of September to tho thirty
first day of October, 1881: Provided, That
it shall be, and is hereby, left to tho OPP
ton of any person either to pay the
amount Of the first in talment at the time
first mentioned, or to pay tho whole
amount Mt the time Of the payment of the
second instalment thereof: Provided fur.
ther, That if any person whosoevcr shall
fail or refuse to pay his or her taxes duo
under the first instalment, he, she or they
Shall be charged with n penalty of tivo
per centum on the first instalm ent, which
penalty shall be added"
The Treasurer is authorized to receive
in payment of the above taxes only gold
and silver coin, United Stctes currency,
National Bank notes and Coupons, which
shall become payable during the year
1881 on tho valid Consolidated Bonds of
this State, known as "Brown Bonds"
Jury tickets and the per diem of State
Witnesses in the Circuit Court will be re-
coived for County Taxes, not including
School Taxes.
JAMES @. DAVIS,
mp 49, County Treasurer
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

Local Briefs.
MIR. W. d. Braton has come tc
town to read medicine under Dir. r.
T. Robertson.
The Grand Lodge of the Odd Eel.
lows in South Carolina will meet al
Wimsboro next year.
Mr.. w. G. Robertson, of Rock
Hill, has been ona short visit to his
relatives in Winnsboro. lie is looking
hearty.
BY reference to the official notice
published elsewhere, it will be seen
that the Town Council propose to let
out the working of the streets to the
lowest bidder.
The First Presbytcry Of The Asso-
ciatc Reformed Church will hold Il
special session at this place or Thurs.
day morning, for tho purpose Of in
stalling the Rev. j. II. Chalmers as
pastor Of the Winnsboro church.
Tho Supreme Court has recently
decided two Fairfield caacs-Jumcs Nj.
beard ct. at. VS.. John d. Stanton, and
Mary Il. Phinncy VS.. Wm. John
ston. In the former case tho Judgment
Of the Circuit Court is affirmed. and in
the latter it is modified,
"A case under the statute forbid
ding anyone to employ laborcr under
contract with another came up before
Trial Justice Neil on Saturday-Mr.
e.. I. Martin being the prosecutor,
and Mr.. j. X. Davis the defendant.
The jury rendered verdict of "guil-
ty," and the Justice imposed q fine OF
twenty-five dollars. The defendant
gave gave notice of appeal to the Cir
cult Court.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

O.
a TRAVELLED LETrER.-Some weeks
ago letter was mailed at Winnsboro,
addressed to Mrs. j. B. Palmer, Lon.
don, with the direction that if not de.
llVercd in ten days it should be return.
ell to Colonel Rion at this place. On
reaching London the letter was for.
warded, as requested by Mrs. Palmer
TO blarritz and thence to Bayonnc rio
Paris and Calais. AT Bayonno the let.
ter remained for ten days, and was
thence returned to Winnsboro, vio
London and New YORK. The safe re.
turn of the letter, after passing through
SO many hands, is an evidence of the
perfection of our national and inter.
national postal system.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NaE Town Council propose to let out
on contract for ono year from May
!, 1881, the keeping in order of the
streets and pavemenis, bridges and cross
,,ngs OF the town, commencing and end
ing at specified limits.
The contractor to give bond with ap.
proved surety in the sum Of two hundred
and 'fty (S250) dollars for the perform
ance Of contract, Council paying montnly
snch instalment as shall be agreed upon.
Sealed proposals will be received by
tho undersigned ill May l, 1881. Council
reserve to Themselves the right to reject
any or al bids.
BY order of Council:
e. S. CHANDLER, Clerk.
up 26- It'd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

BLIND ToM.-1t needless TO say that
the exhibition of Blind Tom, the won
dcrful negro pianist, came fully up to
expectation. The Thespian Hall was
crowded to overflowing, and the au-
dicncc, attentive throughout, went
away delighted. Tom is certainly n
musical prodigy, whose performances
have to be seen in order to be fully ap
reciatcd. The chief feature Of the
performance was his imitation Of an
arrangement from the "Barbcr of Sc
villo," after it had been played once
for him by Mrs. Colonel Rion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
NUMBER FEFTEEN.

Thoughts on tho Labor Law and tho Crops
"A Pleasant Party.
In our new Township Numbcr Fif-
teen, cut out Of old Thirteen, things
generally arc progressing smoothly,
save now and then ripple steals
across its cafffiness by some neighbor
SS''not enticiDg' another's hand to come
Sand live with him. There seems to be
lSs ssome defect in the law asit now stands,
$thongh hope thatit will eventually
Spgcve all that is desired. Ithink that
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is no new preparation for the
public to experiment with; its SUCCESS
Is unparalleled for restoring gray hair
to its natural color, promoting its
growth, and producing new hair on
bald heads.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

THE TWELFTH REG1MENr.-.Thc
third quarterly meeting of the Suryiy-
ors accompanies G. and +. 18th s. G.,
", was held in tho Court House on
Saturday last, Col. Fl. C. Davis, presi-
dent, in the chair. The minutes of the
last meeting were confirmed.
The cbairmen ofthe committees Oh
statistics reported progress, but were
not yet ready to make final report ,
and asked for further timo, which was
granted. Mr.. j. r. Harvey announced
the death Of Mr.. Wm. B. Marlborough,
member OF the Association, and NOV
Ell that the president appoint q COM
mittee Of three to draft suitable reso-
lutions expressing tho Associations
regret at his death and condolenco to
his bercaved family. The president
appointed Messrs. j. r. Harvey, S.
w. Rutland j. X. Cook as the com.
mittcc. Mr. S, w. Ruff moved that
when The Association adjourn, it ad-
Journ to meet on July Goth, at which
time an election will be had for officers
for the ensuing year. The motion was
adopted. On notion of MIR. w. a. Nc
Dowel, the meeting then adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
TOWN AND COUNTY,,
TUESDAY, April 90, -! 1881.

TERsts or TIE News AND HERALD.
!Tri-weekly edition, four dollars pei,
dn'au,a, In advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents perannatn,,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
or five and upwards.
RATES or ADvEKTIsING.--One dollar
per inch for the first insertion, bad
fifty cents per inch for each subsco Icnt
Insertion. These rates apply to al ad
vertisements, of whatever natu &c, and
arc payable strictly in advance. Con
tracts for three, six or twelve mouths
made OH very liberal terms. Tran
sient local notices, fifteen cents per
line for the first insertion and seven
aud onc-half cents per line for each
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tributes Of respect charged as adver-
tiscmcnts. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Whmsboro Publishing Company
Wihnsboro, S. @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

- Subecribs to The News A>;D
&ESAzn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28

2AILRoAD SCuEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro az follows
North bound passenger, 1918 p. IN. Z;
south-bound, $50 p. m.; north-bound
freight, 8.54 q. M; south-bound, LIS
p. m. These arrivals are on the basis
Of Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
WANTED.

Il WOMAN to cook, milk and be gem
orally use'nl. Recommendations reauir-
ed. Apply to
ap 6-t1t+ W, 3. UREIGHT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
FRESH GROCERIES !

SCGARS, assorted. Coffces, Rio,
- Laguayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
aud Young Hyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
New Advertisements.

Wanted-W. 3. Creight.
Notice to Contractors-E S. Chand-
Ter, Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-28
TAX MOTECE.
OFFICE OF. COUNTY TnsAsuRxn

NiNEsBoRo, ,. g., April 10.
TNHE books Of this Office will bo open to
l. receive the taxes of tho fiscal wears
1880 81, on the fret day Of May 1881, and
remain open to the first day Of June fol-
lowing. The rate per ce,,tum. is rs fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
WRECKED AT SEA.

ST. JOINS, y. T., Aug. 12.--The bark Racer
of Christiansand, Captain Amcssen, 7i7 tons, sailed
from Miramichi August 3 with cargo OF deals. On
August 9. mt 1870 r. in dense fog, she into
near Flemish Cape. on Banks by the steamer Euro
pean, from Liverpool to New-Iork, and nearly
two. The crew Immediately jumped aboard the steamer
and the bark filled with The European arrived
here today, badly damaged in the bows
MONTREAL. Can, Aug 1.-THE steamship South
bourne chartered by K. Bedford Co.. of this city,
and dispatched few days London. She has run
on rock near the Island Of - Pierre de Mqueon Her
cargo consists of cattle and phospbaes Both and
cargo including the cattle are fully covered 10y nsur-
aHcc.
HALFAM y. 3, Aug. 12The British brieantine Lionel,
captain Mclean, from Plymouth, q. b.. for Charlotte
town J.. L. L. IN ballast, struck Heron Rock, in
1hedabucto Bay, on Wednesday, during a thick fog
The vessel is a total wreck.
uAIIfAx " s.. Aug. 1.-THE schooner Gertie, owned
by H. A. Locke, of Locke Port while lying at anchor
on Bank Queoro, Was blown up Sunday asst The ex-
posion supposed 10 have heeu caused by sparks from
the stewards pipe falling into a keS of powder Some Of
the crew wore hurled distance twenty feet. For
tunatey only were seriously injured one Of whom
the cook, NJ Fitzeerald Of Liverpool, l. Xpeccd
recover The weasel capsled i've mnutes after the
plosion. ANA the crew were taken Oh by American
vessel and brought to Port Matown, Queens County.
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DIED.

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Relatives 4nl friends affand IN. f,nr.l
her late residence, No 1874 East tQthst on Se,sa ~
I"th inst at O'Clock D. m. 'N0
Please omit flowers
COMAh Al spring Lake y. J.. August IL 1891 FavVa-a
o@"td formerly oi Liverpool. England late 81 New YORK
Niif, ~ the 52d q his age
fuheIai saturday morning August IL AZ bristol u
D1hNoN-t pper 81 Regis Lake. Adirondack Ncupaf,s
IN INST, Jass Ld~ar. youngest Oliver ANA 1ats,
me llltson OF Boston. Is years - ~ "N-'-
ihhanephlA papers please copy.
LtNAR--At Montrlaif. y. J.. Wesnesdav IN
neoisc = lugaF. ~ The s.sd year Of his age =
Funeral services viii be Al is 1oo
~St ootss, y y. on Saturday August 81 II oc.ock
NOMINEES AR-At Bethel Ne. Thursday evening
august I, lSsl MI. Ia les MuTnngstaT o'
Notice OF foneial hereafter.
PlERCEon Friday, Edith youngest child Of Fr.nc.s III
ana l-lla J. Pierce, aged IS a. NJ DAYS -
frlrnGs are invited 20 attend
ID, at 2o'ciocS p - '' Ns~ss
SENMOUR-At Tltchneld. Conn Aupns4 10 Ors.., -
seymour, IN the sSth OF his - - -
+ funeral Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
sIANNOS,on "Wednesday. August 10. 1881, Margaret
WIDOW oi Robert 7. shannon, years.
rlchts
services (les,,onf
ave, Brooklyn, On Saturday August IL AZ 4SO oclsck
p. NN-o~~
lnterment private
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, Aug. 10, 1881.
The Alexandria correspondent of The Times saws
There considerable anxiety here regarding attitude
of the army. There rumors OF muinous disorders
nut the Government refuses give any Information
on the subject change OF Ministry believed 10 be
imminent"
The Laporc CORRESPONDENT OF The Times says Amer
Abdurrhaman Khans prospects decidedly improv ing
Ii L. believed at Quctta that Khan has for tb
present abandoned ms intention Of marching Cabul "
II has been resolved that the Official language in the
Iransvall shall be Dutch and that other be allowed
In the law courts This places British residents and
natives at II further disadvantage
HALIFAX, N. S, Aug. 1.-THE Nina has sailed TO sea
to repair the cable ("
The committees of the International sanitarian Ex-
mDtion have made the following awards of merit TO
American exhibitors: Leopold Ho1 for malt extract:
6cblSnelin Co, coated pulls Chcsboroagh, Vaseine
ana Wyeth, pharmaceutical preparations.
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THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. 12.-Thc Seaside
sunday school Assembly, under the direction OF the
Synod of New-Jersey closed tonight Education Han
ana al It's valuable privileges have been placed at the
disposal OF the assembly for 1882 w. G. wortien of
Philadelphia, has renewed for the next year hs hand
some gut Ior its expenses Drs. Proudht and Wells and
INC hoh Johh LII have given all the labor OF manage
ment and Secretary Wordcn all the toll of leadership
me whole Presbyt terrain Church the land despite the
uct .llt e Assembly In under single synod has been
represented upon the platform in men vi many States
nv Instant cities Chicago. st. Louis, Cincinnati
ltNspurS nave Deen represented by
ers Most OF the leading ministers of Phadepha have
peeh present, aud many from New and Baltimore
rms morning, alter DR.. Whitney's lecture on Bible
geography cafe the chief address this last day by
oyNester r. ScOvl pastor or tho First PresLytcrian
Chmrch or Iittsburg, on Religion and Liberty"
Inc AFTERNOON was given music Professor Case con-
uuctg sacred concert with the OF Miss Briggs OF
alTsDurR, as eoolst, ana large chorus The normal
stuuents closed Their course and held IA reunion
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ALLEGED MOBILES ARRESTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIprsE.I

= fITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 12.-J0hn Kaine,
james Mctarlane, Patrick Doan, Michael Dolan James
hogan and Buck" Collins were arrested this morning
u, LUMBAR Fayette County, Penn, for the murder of
Maurice deaiy foundryman of the Dunbar furnace on
'he evening OF June 20. Some of the arrested persons
Expressed iears OF ynching the excitement ran hi
ana great Indignation expressed bv the tzens Hof
owing To the address of Captain r. j. Linden the Pink
ef'on detective who worked up the Moe Mcguire muir
ders In The schuylk region, the seven men were ar
hee" &c uy III Tue morning and separately. Linden
pcch IN LUMBAR ever the murder occurr,d dis
cursed ana under the assumed name OF Sterling WORKING
~ 'o eleMs. bernard Flood Is the only suspected man
10. ~ arrested ana II IL supposed that when he is an
70 ,9,t or soon aiier, that lac will peach
Tue guilty ones Three OF the arrested men hc(nng IN t
nncint order OF Hibcrnians and are supposed TO bc
uIeat crcut is given to Linden Tor the CELEBRITY
a h shl WIN Which he collected evidences aud secured
t ~. arrests, ne WAS employed by the Dunbar Furnace
company under tho advice Mayer Dcstullca Their
vice. president -"'y' D''""ii''' 'AeA'
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A PERFECT DAY AT SARATOGA.

Z SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 1.-THE weather
to-day mas been fully equal to that OF yesterday and
saratoga has been favored WITH another perfect
day.
Inc University Singers Of New-oreans gave con-
cert this evening at the Congress
the funeral OF the late Professor" Henri Gwynne.
at the states, took place this morning from the
oo'ne"da Episcopal Church. A fund is DO raised to
pace tombstone over the veterans grave
4nessrs Iomkins, Gage Co.. managers OF the United
states Hoto, are entertaining more than l 600
guests. ~
moonlight coaching club party from Temple Grove.
~ 10 the lake last night and enjoyed a sail on one of
'he Moon steam yachts.
The American Dental Convention mot In its tror+,
seventh annual session here to-day
ra,.as aio'nnsnam' master OF ceremonies at the
0'"'os MOTEL VIII have benefit in the bal room
On the evening of Saturday August 90
"a. A. Barnuin OF Connecticut: H. r redvard ~, M
o''' i'usse Dart OF Buffalo, and W. H. Lessig of Dem
yer were included In the late arrivals hare Ia, h,
'ames D. hudoon, Alex. Conkn and Walter storn, ~,
New-hork city; r. Fitzpatrick OF Pbilado,bio. III w
,s, @Jr Oh Jersey City; Mr.. aud Mrs O. G. Hatch M
'e'oh' ana j. NJ Lopez and party of Cuba a,r;vod a.,
congress Hall this forenoon ~ "'
e nss OF early arrivals the United states yrota,
:, include Mr. and Mrs. Ii. H. Lounsbory Dr. Eugene
~ ' Eugene NJ Andrews, W. II. bowling George
"a ~, =. - IL conway. James H. Fish, Mrs. Parma
au "Is. folhemus, OF New-York; Mr.. and Mrs Rod
Iey ~ smith, of baltimore; John Funk Of uendarso,
b. Pendetonl ~ 81 ., AtIiea d. Bush OF Delaware A.
Frapcisco Gu LOUIS l>nas NJ. Child, of Boston
y @ior, OF Washington '' 4i' anu iis' Ainson
and Mra 'aSae,9it James ID. libby j. G. Robinson Mr.
NJ Iedyard q i.gglns, and 9. McGivern OF New-York.
nj tseorya srisworth OF Philadelphia o. A Cochrane
Arthur Br, mr. and Mrs Emory owens, OF Detrot
Macon. igs'p p U B. Nj Nj. and Mrs Massb.nm y;
Of Brooi q, wheeock, Of New-oreans n. j. onia ol
Smith, OF %as,ea ~. =. Robinson OF ElInra ana C. III
William, " Vsnsr are at the Grand Union Hotel.
Der see Mu wasderpt and party who went 10 oches
seached The i1ns, ner y performance YESTERDAY
Dewey. of Below wsDn, OF Rutland, Andrew f. T..
W "a Doiv"N rails, at the Ceiu,ubI Hotel '
'" a. D"fhes'' oil Enbauis Is guest OF H. b. Enstis.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Allen, Of Brooklyn, and Mrs. NJ L.
Fraser and family OF New-York, are guests Of the
Clarendon Hotel.
w. j. Robertson and Miss Maude Robertson, OF Port
Hope, are guests of III. III. Andrews.
Among the arrivals by the late trains tonight the
following:
From New-York-A. s. Caldwell, W. Fl. Inman, Robert
W. Inman, 5. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hopkins, Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ Shaw III. c. Logan Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ii. Kalbeisch, Miss Josie Kablesch w. Il. Thorn, c. H.
Tiernay s. III. Knecland, W. II. Pe, Mrs. A. Vansant-
voord Mis- Zada Vansantvoord, NJ. L. b. Cooper James
II. Taylor Webster Wagner, p. c. Rust Mr.. and Mrs. H.
II. Perkins j. Villas, Mr.. and Mira. r. IT, Bonner Miss
Bonner g. Messitur, Wnred Tucker the Misses Tucker
the Misses Furnss, Norvin Green, Paul LuckerInanne
Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
j i. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs j. f. sutton A. NJ Cameron
Miss Cameron, Miles Ii. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Brazier, Mrs. c. Lowthen, Miss u. b. Lowhen Mrs j. b.
Van Wagner, j. b. Rumsey Henry Stanton, William
Strauss, Mrs. p Seligman
= From Other places.Thomas L. Kane, Kanes; Horace
Cornwall. Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fisher, Denver;
f. C. Richards Miss S. NJ. Wheeler, IL. n Richards, Bos
natl; Mr.. and Mrs Thomas j. Raymond, Newark; j. Til
lngEast, Buffalo; ii. W. Ladd Providence; Mrs H. Bliss
Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Webster, Chicago ;
Mr. and Mrs II. G.. Burkngs, st. Louis; w. L. Waring
Baltimore; Miss Avery, Miss Cheeseman, san Fran
cisco; j. n. Harris, Miss Harris, sharon Mr. and Mrs
Thomas c. Chard, Chicago W f. BrowneD and family
Boston; Mr. and Mrs G. Il. Dcmorest, Mrs. James
Smith, New-lIaven; Mr. and Mrs. w. Rhodes Philade
delpha j. i. Page, Rutland Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Terry
Waterbury :. NJ Fargo, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. r. X
Sbley, Little Rock; A Webster smith, Baltimore j. f.
Lee, Wilkesbare Il. Il. BrOckway and family Mllwau
kee; a. ID. Brinckerhoh, Poughkeepsie.