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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION,

medical ESSAY. comprising series of lectures dc
liveresi st kahn's Museum Of Ansfomy on the cause
and cure OF premature decline. showing indispufahly
how los; health NAV he regained, aaorsiing a clear
synopsis of impairment 10 marriage and the treat
men; OF nervous and physicist debility. being the re-
suit of twenty wears experience. By mail sc
rency or postage stamps. Address Secy kahn's
Museum 6SS Broawav. n. Y. uoysei6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
1fqaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
County Treasurer'S Sale OF
Lands i'm Franklin County.

VYYHE9EAS, the County Commissioners for the
W. County of Franklin on the 3lsf DAY OF he,
eember A. d. is.9, As required By law. assessor
upon the following described unincorporaied town.
sips and tracts ef land In sand county for the pnr
po-e of repairing the roads therein, the following
sums. &c w.t..
ON that part Of No. 2 K. l, W. b. h: r., former
" know Is Greenyae Plantation, as follows:
Names Of owners. No. OF sores Valuation Tax;
j. L. Collins. O. 100 ~
George VI. Esty. no -" '"
On that part of No. g Z. /. W. b. X. r, formerly
know as Sandy River Plantation, as follows;
Names of owners. No. ofacres. Valuation. Tax
Berj. l.. Morrison, 100 SO 81 %
James Morrison, or
unknown, 100 70 70
| solomon Durham, 100 30 80
| On Jerusalem Township, as follows:
Names of owners. No. of acres. Valuation Tax.
F. j. Hammond, or
unknown, 80 SlVo g w
| On S. half No. IRIS, B. X. P as follows:
Names of owners. No. of acres. Valuation. Tax.
| A. Coburn, or un.
known, T.Oo SIVp $40 w
| On No. 4, r. 2.B X. p, as follows:
| Names of owners. No. of acres. Valuation. Tax.
| Ira Croker est, s25si SlG29 SO .
Thomas Percy Heirs. 1886 lHO IS 80
| On Dallas Plantation, as follows:
| Names of owners. No. of Valuation. Tax.
Sewall Flagg, 100 $50 ; 20
| On Washington Plantation, as follows:
! Names of owners. No. Of acres. Valuation Tax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
Nffp advertisements
For TEN DOLLARS Cash

NE xv i'll insert Fix line advertisement one wteh ~
list Of 25l weekly newspapers. or hve INES y, -; u,
ferept list Of $50 Japers; or six lines two "
choice of either Of Fix separate aud dfslnc, MT
Containing from .5 10 $50 paHers each Ca'aioguee
sena ~ 9. w. Wort febst&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL

OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL }
AUGUSTA. Maine, December l., 1880 {
Agreeable 10 the above order of the Mavor
hereby notify all parties that on and after this date
shall rgfdly enforce the City Ordinance prohibiting
sliding on the public streets and walks OF this cit v
and all offenders will receive the fun penalty of The
ordinance. C. H. WHITE City Warsh.t
decls IF "'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
MOOSE RIVER LOG DRIVING COMPANY.

THE members Of the Moose River Log Driving
l. Compsny arr hereby notified that the annusl
meeting Of the Company viii be holden at the
Clerks once. in Gardiner. Tuesday. the 18th iay
OF February next. ST o'elork in the forenoon for
the purpose OF choosing officers for the ensuing
var and raising money 10 defray the expenses Of
the Company. and to transact any other business
thought proper when met.
D. C. PALMER. Clerk.
6ar0Aef. Jan. =. ISL jan22ftd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
kENNEBFC COTNTTM Probate Court hell
OF augusta, on the fourth Monday Of january.

kENNEBFC COTNTT-In Probate Court hell
ct augusta, on the fourth Monday Of January,
1881. ~
u W. wHITEHoCSE, Administrator m
- the estate Of Richard Turner. LATE Of
Nassaboro, in said county. decsa sd. having peti-
TONED for license TO sell the following real estate Of
said deceased. for the purpose Of distribution
among The legatees, viz: The Homestead place con-
sisfing OF about twelve of land, with the
buildings thereon:
ORDERED. That notice thfreofbe given three week.
successfully pri- TO the fourth Monday of February
next, IN the keunebec Journal, a newspsper
printed in Augusta that nj! persons Interested NAV
gusts. and show cause. why the PRAYER of said
petition should not be granted.
EMERY q. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWEN. Register. avs
AENNEBEC COTNTf.-Ta Probate Court held
at dagasfa. on ne fourth Monday Of .Jaanary.
1881. "
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purporiing TO be
"A the last will and testament OF Kate Palmer
late OF Nassalboro in said county, deceased having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks suceessively prior 20 the fourth MONDAY of
February next, in the kennebec Jourpa, a new.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons in,ere.,ed
may attend ut Court Of Probate, then TO be holden
al Augusta, and show cause, If any, why tie said
instrument should rot be proved, approx ed and al
lowed. as the last will and testament Of the said d.
ceased
EMERY Q. BEAN. Judge.
Attest Howard OwKy, Register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
SHANNON & WARWICK, Proprietor.

s&AH1FOHDs COSI., q. "A.
NoiICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Tho .n,..-;
On the rs ale of ' "pPoih'ed Administrator
LEVI GARDNER. late NJ yas.u
has -" ma, GSouh,y OF kennebec deceased in,es.o.,
direct. that trust by giving bond a. M ana
hxahst the estate of said deceased ar ,g demands
estate AZ settlement; and ali ndebted =,
.'e requested tc make immedafs ~ 70 said
OkRICK HAMS ~
Jan. n. lss, HENRY 4. SUCCESS
3w5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-16
COCA LEAF COMPOUND.

~, pest Nerve Tonic known, produces a certain
Hnal many cases marvellous effect on the exhans,oa
; NM 9vc;.wofked Nervous System. 1t imparts
hio.@,. s.so, 10 tne urea aud weary. Aniuvalua.
p,erernedy for Neuralgia and Ncryous I,cod..Ia
iDySpcpia. Conzestive Ch!lis and Cholera Mor,,ns'
us action is rapid in Vomiting Grri7g and III
ANS: Contributes 10 mental chez rculness AMI
The h,h,.. s equai Is not known in dissipatinx
me haoi's OF Opium Eating, Strong Drink ~
lo'aeco Chewing Send for Pamphlet.
Liquid V7a7:ss il s...:.s:, .:s..co. .,s.,,,
"7'a's' s.a':s'' :s' Lives, Lug, Kidney A.. s.sv.
sa:i: Complaints. .,:ss, o. go
foE SALE FL ALL DRUee.srs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-29
Cine 1bwere @einwulf.

Sac $. 8Iaomer, Sirsille. q. 9. fdribt:
Sbomas' electric Del eurirte eincn anae
ldlpollencn Sals uno peben Sdlunb in adt-
uno bier;l9 Stunoen. Meine Grau puro
gleidfalls bon eincm tabmsu Gub in bieruu.
sipansi9 Stunocu gebeilt.
Sum gertaufe bei SEQ. g Spencer.
3eusnib zines Mpotbefers.
s. s. MeGartp, Npotbeter, O,tapo. Ont,
eonifatirt bab ct nit dronilGer @rontitis
mebrere Sabre lang bebaI1et psr uno bird
ben @ebrau1 bon 9bomas' gelectric Sut,a.
itdno;se 9eiluna eriubr.
Bum Sertauie bel Geo. g Gpea:sr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-29

abseIeuert lei, miiiie Der SOB ols s5oIqe
oieies @4ufes belpiei.n lperoen, uno
menn ir9eno Elm @lieo in Der &ette Der
8euelie feble, 10 tonne @uiteau rur
mssen rMnsriffs nit Der Mbfdt su t6o<
ten" projeiiirt merben. 9as >Obers
bunoesgeri@t nebme bic Surisoittion
in Grimina!fdllen nur an, ,uenn oie
unteren @eri9ts66fe in ibrenM nMenunqeu
o'1ferirer, uno oebbalb mii1e Der &C.
rldts6of Die Orisinal= Surisoittion Be:
l'ten> Inn @uiteau 81 proselfren. Ser
Dntr'ttsanwa!t ertIdrte 5par 9eitern,
oas es bier senus @eiet sebe, UNI Sui
team 81 pro3eiiren, abFr er fann Die be-
treIfsnSe @tele I'M @elekbn6 nib na@=
~e''en,uno es mag notbwenois ps,osu,
@u'teou Dor Den Ssr;dtsaof in Neto
Serlep Su itellsn> nm Jpn onse!ns|len su
ltroIsn.
Sneioner- Mn9elcgenbsiteu. Sm eSn=
oiaher7S Sureau iii 5eute Die 9iahrid}t .
slnae1roTtn, oab Die Snbianer Mirren
III Mri5ona beenOet lino uno Die feino=
IsIiaen Snoioner- -5tduns litb eraebeu
b obsn. Asent Sjffanp tslssrap3irt
BON Der Gan @3orlos Nsentur, oob
1850 Gotbbdute iia auf ser Mclcrua=
tlon lp!eOer ein9eIunoen bobsn uno 1o=
NIT Aur nod II in oen v8bite Monn=
talns", pabrl6eiuli9 in Goolep, aus
'lidseblieben Iinb. 9ies 10licBt iebob
$coross Banoe ni6t Elm. Man er,por=
tet Sruppsn fir Die uebsrsobe ldmmt=
Eber Snoianer bier. psoro'5 Banoe
une 5duptlins @oirano, bic li1 in Der
oes Sort Npade be{inosn, psroen 6db
bort ausIisfern. @eors's Yarbe nn6
une anoers Suoianer balten licp auf.
Gine onoere Oepslbs bes Mgenten
2'ffanD, bonn gsltri9en Sage Satirt be-
r'alet, oas lieutenant 9sistall pon Der
5erritorial 2lrn1:c benz @ensral g5il=
coz 9feN Die fiini5auptlin9e mclbe i6
auf Der Naentur einitslten, an 8or:
mtta9 UNI 10 lthr i;berlisfertc. Oie
9totbD Ddule, los!Ns su osn 5tdmmen
isner 0ouptlinse oeh6tsn, miirocn li1
AM N5eno DEM 5uuoes= WIiltdr aus
lielt:n.
Nlincn Sa.> Sept. Dislcr Ort
nuroe Deate 9}abmittag seseu u6r
BON eirem ldrsdli1en 5ornaoo 6eim=
gslu1t, Der piele 5duier oboadte nno
aud lonfissn @daoen anri9tete. Sic
Sabafs- Subrit BON Sonnet, 0ui{p &
&c., lomie Die GlIen9iebsrei pom Cont
ltod, Gollle & g.. puroen fur0tbar
mt9snommen uno lino babel, joweit
man bis iett ,psib, in oislen Gtabli7s=
ments pier Pe,lonen 9etDotct uno orei=
ieba permuncst ,uoroen. 0rei @duI=
6duler lno tbeil,uei|e ger f0rt uno riele
Ufublen oemolirt lporOen, ,pdbreno BON
oleIen @el4dftsbdusern uno Yri9at=
wobnansen Die Ddber obsYil1sn fnb.
8dume uno Seleeropbeuofatbe 1ino
aus Der Groe eerillsn poroen uno Die
Sels9rap5en!eitung pol |tdnois ssr=
tort. Ser Orfan bate cine
suei Meilen breite Balm uuo fat in
Der l1mssssno. ldlimm sebauit. 9ier
limb Die Sriimmer Der eer,olirten
3duIer auf Den @troBsn ssritreut, BON
cenen ein;ge our@ enlpur5elte 8dume
uollHdno;s perlpert 1ino. Ser bier
angeri9tete S9aosn miro Iderli9
ni6t 9crin9er, pie 100000 Iein.
Ser Ortan mar BON furbbarem 3s=
sengub, @s,uittsr uno 9agelI4lag be<
9:eitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-29
ct: Glonb Minn., 9ouuerfas, oen 20. September, Is

Don etnem pdpitli4en Nuncius uol-
len bod Die berliner NroteiantenNi@ts
,pi}len. @is fiirdten. oaB babur9 Die
Sage ibrer Rir9e Der tatbolil9en &C.
9eniiber perfdle6tert ,piiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-09-29

Mmerifa oouert fort. Mdbreno Bee
Ioufenben Sabres iino 100000 Yerlo.
nen ans 9euti&!ano anssemonoert.
Berlin. %. Sept. Die 8ropin3ial
Gorre|ponoens per0ffentli4 cine bolb=
tffi3ieue grtldrung beg Snbolts, bo6
oas 9 olt uno Die &eeieruns eas pl6k=
lide Gnoe Der elorrei6en 2aufbobn ei.
nes eolen @taatsmannes bettose rpel=
der beruien' lbien, Ser befreunoeten
omerifanil6en Station weitsre Dienitt
|5u leiiten.
&arlsruhe, 81. Sept. &eitern fano
Bier Die 8ermdbluns bes &rorprin;en
@ultap BON S9pecen nit Der Yrirjel=
lin @ictoria, Der ein3isen Sodter oes
@robher5oes BON Baoen nott. Der
R0niQ BON @6msoen uno BET &aiIer
bon 0eutlGlono paren Die 8rout|iib=
rer. Die &ronprin3sn bon Deutlb=
lanb uno 0dnemart worcn onlpe]eno.
Berlin, 21. @ept. Soerr y. @6l5=
ser Der ouBeroroen!lide osuti@s biplo-
matiI6e Sertret.r beim Yalican, lit
on9efommen, uno batte cine unterre=
oun9 nit DEM Gultusminiiter bon @oB=
Ter.
@robbritannisn. 2onoen, II, Sept.
Mit ieoer @tunoe me6ren lib Die Be
'peile> bob Ia in europa nod ME 10
groBe Sbsilnabme tuno ssgeben bot,
mie ses:nmdrtie. So perldisoenen
Ortcn Gn9lonos meroen Die Rir6en=
9loden 9eldutct, Gin Sribu:, pel0er
nod ME bem 9errl9er zines fremoen
2onoes 9e5ollt wuroe. Sic FdotiIdsn
Vertpoltungen BON 9sebs, 9artlepool,
Talmoutb unb onoeren Orten na6men
8eileiosbel6liiiie OH. 9(uf Der Cattle
orols bon Mfon6eitcr puroe cine Srau=
erfobne ,ouf9s5osen. Sic Yropin=
iialieituusen ii5ertrefen Die bie=
li9en nod on Nusoridsn Oct 5beilna6.
me.
Ser @eion>te 2otpsu fat Die bier
Ion,pslenoen Nmerifoner ouf @aml1o9
Na4miItas I'M 4 11br su elmer Ser.
lammlun9 einberuIeu. I'M Der beimae=
Iudten Jau,ilie bes Brd5iosnteu Be;=
leio aus5ulprehsn.
@hluei3. Berlin, 21' Sept. Scr
Il6pei3eriide Bunoestatb fat Elm ss8ei=
leiosi9reib.n an sic omeritanilbe @e,
lano1daft 9eridtst.
Oeiterreib l1n9arn. 2onoon, 21,
Sept. Sic beutisen Wiener Morgen=
ieitun9en balten 0en Sob bes .8r6f,
oenten @arf fislo fir einen lbueren
S6las fir Mmerito.
@panien. M}aorio, 81. Sept. Sic
Gurte5 troten beute aulammen une
&oni9 Mlpbonlo laete in ieiner Sbron<
reoe, Die 8e3iebuneen Gpaniens gu
ben oustudrti9en Md@ten ieien iebr
ber3li6 uno Die nit oem 0oticon 5ebr
liebepo1. gr ipro9 feline @rsebsnbeit
fur ben Popit aus unb ertldrte bann,
Der blutoiirltise @ngriff auf Die ipani=
l9en F(ieoerloHunsen in Dram kobe
unterbanolun9en nit Tranfrsi9 CUR
s}otbuenoisteit eema9t, oersn Grgeb
nib ben Be>peis fiir Die suten 5wil&.n
ben beioen 2dnoern berrj9enben @e,
|3iebun9en !ieferte.
Stolien. 9om, 21. Sept. Sic &e=
sieruns fat Der Trau &arfielo int Sea-
men beg &6ni9s uro oes @olfes auf te=
le9ropbildem @eae ibr 8eileib ousge=
lproden uno Cardinal Socobine bal
ooslelbe I'M Namen oes YapFss &C.
tbnn.
Grantreib. Paris, 81. Sept. Di,
beutisen Morse 5eitunsen iino tuie 81,
eeitriaen Mbeno3eituneeu oss 2obes bez
Pralioenten @orfielo bon. Di. vMe=
publue Groneoife" iast Mmerito ia
Elm &e9ierungsoberboupt perloren> mel:
DIES 81 ben tuaenbaftefen se;dblt mer.
ben fonnts uno be6en itrenee @edt
Id offenbeit una unteipinslibe Gnerei
tsot ieines turjen Nmtstermines Elm
l9ute Mirtun9 bate.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

We learn with pleasure that ec-
casionally some OF the visitors TO the
Sunny South, are So fortunate as to
lingcr for n season in our plcasan,
Burg" Two gentlemen and thcil
wives from New England, are for the
present making their home with us.
Rev. Edwin Ray Of Boston Is Il local
preacher of distinction in the NJ. +.
Church, and Il memberot the publish
Ing Association Of ZiDn Urr"iI. q
paper long published and well known
in New England. Mr.. Ray has the
credit of being a good tinancicr, and
has ..cstallislcd--an enviablc reputa-
tion in long and successful cnnncc-
ton with the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Austin Cove Esq, has long been
successful Coal merchant Of East
Boston. This makes the tenth
winter he has spent in the South, and
thinks he owes the preservation orhis
life to. the sanitary influences OF our
Southern climate.
These gentlemen express them
selves rs highly pleased with Orange
burg, MS one Of the pcasantcst or
Southern towns: and wonder that its
intcrprsing citizens do not more
highly appreciate their own advan
tagcs, and make more extensive
arrangements TO have this locality
favorahly known us Il desirable re-
sort for those seeking health, pleas
nrc, and agreeable winter weather.
These gentlemen and their wives are
al present making their honc 1T Dir.
Wcbstcrs.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

National Surgical Institute. One
ot'thc Surgeons Of this old and no
table Institute will visit BrancliviIle.
April 9th, at Carols Hotel, .and
Ornngemlrg, April 2atll and :29th,
stopping at the Fairy House.
The object ofthis visit is to give
tht'atl!i",cd aa opportunity lnr. cx-
animation 1T or near their homes,
thus saving hopeless cases thc OK
pcnsc of II tripto Atlanta: A careful
examination will be made, and patti
-ents can learn il their cases are cur
able or cun he benefited, and wlcth-
cr it will he necessary for them to
visit the Institute. II sucl, cases ms
can be cured, or treatment lcgiln at
home, arrangements can he made
with our visiting Surgeon, and treat
mcnt commenced ut once.
Cases of Driorlnities and Chronic
Diseases will he examined, snch a.
Club Feet, Diseases Of the Hip. Spine
and Joints, Paralysis, Piles, Ffstnla.
Catarrh, Female and Private
Diseases, and Diseases of the Eye.
Ear, etc.
Come early. as the visit is limited
10 the time stated. Fer circulars and
full particulars, address National
Surgical Institute, Atlanta, Ga.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

After the late cold spell, believing
that the fruit were all destroyed, We
were constrained to bid farewell in 9
local to peach pies and apple dump
lings. We are, however, glad to be
Informed that the fruit outlook is not
near rs bad as we feared. Mr:=J. A.
Tanning, our County Commissioner,
brought into our office last Saturday,
several peach limbs crowded with
the young fruit, in perfect condition
and assures us that he has hundred
trees in his orchard unscnthcd by the
cold AID frost. We have since heard
similar good reports from other parts
Of the county.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

mere is good reason to believe
that tie villain who assaulted Miss
cunningham hear our town, has been
Gagged at last y negro has been ar
rested in EichInnd, by the name of
Zoe Jones upon the strong supposi-
ton that he is the man. Mr.. Gun
ninyl'am, the father Of the young
lady, went npand finding tho man to
correspond with the, description OF
the fcll"w who committed the dccl
got out 4 warrant and caused him TO
DC lncarcrrated to await further
Identification.
Jones has been guilty Of similar
conduct before, and ut he time Of the
assault upon Miss Cunningham lie
was absent from home, and supposed
to be in Charleston. lie has marks
OF recent scratches on his face and
neck.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21
TRIBUTE OF RESP. Ct.
ELLoREE, April 9th 1881.

.
At meeting Of ElIorcc Brass
Band on the above date, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, In the Providence OF
God, one ofour band has hcrn called
from time into eternity; therefore be
it,
Rcso'uc1, That in the death of
brother y. K Cnttino, we have lost a
skillfnl performer. Il very highly
esteemed friend and companion, a
goud ncighb"r and Il virtuous and
valued citizen. ;
Rrsoiv~i, That page in our
minnie book be inscribed to his
memory.
Rcsolrrd, That copy of .hcsc
resolutions be sept to his bcrcHvcd
widow as al expression of our deep
sympathy in her afilictimn.
Rc~l0ul, That these resolutions he
sent to the Orangcburg TINES, apd
the Orangrburg Democrat for publ
cation.
Done by order Of tho Band.
j. w. BAlK, President.
}. l.. BooKHART, Secretary.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

Mr.. JAS. Shepard, hard working
farmer, of Fort Motto, lost everything
he had, few days ago, by the burn
ingpf his house while he and his
wife were hard Mt work in the field.
They saved nothing but the clothes
they were wearing in the field. Their
neighbors are very kind 10 them in
their misfortune which appeals to the
sympathy. Of the whole county, and
calls for substantial response. Let
us help our unfortunate brother on
life's rugged pathway.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

We understand that all the land
owners on tlle,lanc by i'itthan's store
arc willing to give two or three feet
on each side for widening. II is only
necessary for Council to take steps
and clinch the arrangement by an
ordinance. In connection with the
proposed street to the railroad, il will
bca great Improvement, and, we have
no doubt, will lie a channel for con
siderable country travel.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

Col. j. II. Vance, one Of the pro
prictors of the McGimsoy's Magic
Soap is in town where he will sell
the rights. 1t isa home enterprise.
The material for making the soap
costs only ] cents Il pound. II,
'clcansrs more thorouglicrly than any
soap we have ever uscu, and leaves
the most soft and delightful feeling
about the flesh, or the articles wash
ed For chrapncss and thorough
ness it can't be cNcclul.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

Faster was appropriately observed
III al! of our Churches in town TINT
were open on Sunday. They were all
dressed with flowers and cvprgrccns,
but tfit decorations in the Episcopal
Church were particularly neat and
attractive, and the more SO from the
fact that they were arranged entirely
bY little girls Of the congregation.
MI the services or the day were par
tlcu!arl.y shaped with reference to
t!ic celebration OF the season Of
Easter.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

A new street is about To be laid
out, under the supervision and with
the sanction OF Town Council, paral-
lei to Amelia Street, and extending
from the Railroad, between Mr.. Ro-
hinsons = and the Depot, to connect
with the lane running by John "A.
Lriglcr's = aud the Methodist Church
from Russ"l Street. opposite Mr..
Willcork's store. This will open up
a number of beautiful sites for build
ing lots which will be Of great advan-
tagc to our town.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21
Notice to School Trustees
SCnooI. Coaf,IsSIoNER's OFFICE.

ORANG EBrRG, S. G., April 11th 1881.
The arroltionhtnt OF the school fuhds
for the present fscal year being now made
known. would respectfully suggest to the
school Trustees Of such school Districts of
the County whose schools have stopped
from the withdrawal Of the children TO 20
into the crops, or from other causes, and
to whose credit, there may be surpiu, of
i''nds. TO .se the same by rcopening their
schools during the months Of July and
august when the crops are laid by. and
the parents are more able and wiling %
spare their children. This suggestion nv,
plirs 10 schooY that have stopped have or
not. yet opened, aud no, to those that aro
now in successful operation.
Respectfully,
STiLEs K. MELLIcHAMP,
School Commissioners O.C.
april II 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

On Sunday afternoon veiy intc
resting exercises were held ut the
colorr,l Presbyterian Church in our
town under the pastoratc Of Rev. w.
L. johnson in the interest of tile Sun
day School ofthr Church. Tie little
church, which wns dedicated in the
morning, an able sermon being
preached on the occasion by Rev. Jas
Grove, Of Charleston, was filled to
orcrilowing at both the morning and
afternoon services. In the afternoon
addresses were delivered by Revs. Jas
Grow and w. l.. Cole, who had come
from abroad to conduct the dctlica-
ton services, and hy Rev. II. III. Le-
garc and Messrs. w. b. Thompson
and S. II. Mclfichamp Of our town.
The music of the occasion con
Quoted by the excellent wife of the
pastor, and participated iii by the
whole congregation, was inspiring to
all
Portions Of scripture were recitcd
by number Of the, ymlng folks,
showing the training Of the teachers.
These people are certainly engaged
ina most excellent work, and should
receive the cenntcnancc, support md
encouragement of all good citizens.
who desire the elevation Of society,
which can only lie accomplished by
the moral, religious AMI intellectual
culture Of the youth Of all classes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21
Th. snd Intelligence Of the death

I'll. snd Intelligence Of the death
of Mrs. i. Il. Malonc at st. Mat
thcws on sunday, will cast Il
E!oa:n oyer her large circle OF
friends in Ornngeburg where she
Ers been 30 long and f,vorahly
know. Suffering from i'll health for
a number Of years, she bore all with
that christian mcckncss and rcsigna.
ton for which she las now assembled
To receive her crown or reward. She
leaves large and growing family
who have our heartfelt sympathy in
this their sud and heavy bcrcavc-
ment.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

The sermon Of Rev l.. l.. Gu:rry-
at the Methodist Church on sunday
night is highly commended both aS
to is substance and delivery. Our
Episcopal friends have in him pas
tor in whom they should feel just
pride.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

Wc.lcarn that Mr. Frank Risher
will open the lst OF May liz the store
formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. NJ.
sain, with stock OF the finest IL
quors and groceries ever brought to
this market. Mr.. II. is Il young man
OF rare business talents, and deserves
to receive Il share Of public patron
age. We wish him every success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-21

Secrets ought not to be told iii q
corn firld as they have. too many 6ars.
/ want all the ears in the world to
hear that my ice cream saloon has
been rc-opened for the season. Call
and refresh yourself Mt JOS. Eros.