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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-19

Net receipts 800; grose recelpts32O Failures
closed steady; sales 81 0C0
Money lGg6; exchange 4S39LS3lS. State
bonds duh, except for louisiana consols,
which rose I per cent Bi}s, and reacted to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-19
Weekly sales Assoc; receipts net, $40;
gross 50,92S; exports 10 Great Britain 81 ,70i:
continent la,s7S; c aStwise S,lG0.
sights 100 premium; sterling bank $50;
consUls higher at 60N @60A
NEW YORK,

NkW lONk, FtO, lo,-SIOCKs lrteEUIhr.
Money i0s6, Exchange, long; 4sS; do short
i'3a. state bonds dull, except Louisiana con-
soils, which ure active ami ~ higher. Govern
ments strong, and sos higher.
Cotton flrm; sales col.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-19

Ia n standlng oiler no a reward to anv man In
the world 10 do what he can with shotgun
Powder used by him makes but little noise.
on night OF exhibition he will shoot 100 OF his
patent rockets IN front of hall Everybody
should ut east witness his free exhibition,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
---- --...---v Items

] E. i.aa. 2. V. No,h,l,poon. R . ., IT. i...-.a .a..a.ry, Actins Depo . ,f... l-a.--.. . El....s Depot. 4. T. |-. ..-. E.. '..es and san Fran
 . t... .. -.' .. ig-.uye. under in .--s q. z. -... oui.-.-d to him by . -... .... .......,.sf ,s tae T I1gJmcnt -.f.-...,. ,- l g, Special Order -. ,'. c....l. -.-... A.u these Head
 ...... .- .....-s N..'aly l.. Twelfth
 ......- ..'. -...-.a.- Fort una. Cal.
 .... . .- -. ....- ,.e sad com
 -.t,-.l ,. Fort tic f..-. .E stations T troops ...-.... t.. .-.. 5u.su-ry .Eoryel, si. :. ......- ... . -lei',H-l. \. T. ... .... .-..-.. <. --.. --a- s..l.eu at For, Chant. t.
 ...... .. I...s.. Ia.-a-ry lstacey's). .e...... ... t..r . f.rt Grant. <. T., . .-.... .t... +-.y e. trgt una. t.'. ... ... -.....s t.....-t.
 I.u t.. arrival .t Company II. Twelfth .......-.. .- t,- ll.,. Company l. Eighth '..-..fs 0- .Ete VII hc relieved from 5a.g.- ,... I.., #ul the company com ...f....- ..L ,.af.E with the Instructions .'.t..-.. -- .,I -.e5 .j. ; lc-ia Orders No. 1f. ,l.... ..r... :ral. .a.se Headquarters.
 I.. ''..-,-I...--.r Department will fur 1'.a t.. ...-srE .-.-I -In.tarion.
 ia .-.'.r 2. ... .-.'l,. him 2, acc. inpany his ... ....., :. .ita :.f..sE,. Tlrs' Lieuten- ..- a.....- t.... Il...s Infantry, will be relieved from a. j.,,en- duties as Acting H,.-. pra.er.-.+-r Yuma Depot, A. T., F. f.. I..rl..aa.I T 1ieE. Hyde, Eighth
 a.tGat. ,.. .ai receipt c. Lieutenant 't.', E.. ..e ,.h-- ,rals and propery per r..-..f. ..t:.t..
 Trt I.r-,au' 2. N,n. Hyde, Eighth iur...ry. .- tgr'...su.y Ir.icvea from duty at >.a -..-a B.rt-l-. Gal, and will pro ..s} t. ..'.. assume c.aG.-a oi Yuma Depot, E. F.. ..-rrg Frt Li-u;,Eant Wallace N.-i E.-.th iuiau.tr
 L,yu,eu.rt Hyde wil aap ieport 10 the Commanding Officer luus. Gal. for tenn polar. oH.y .t t..s. s.-.,on.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
Assaying done in allits Branches

Analyses made of Ores with A view of es-
 iablishiug proper treatment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
TIE Ggghf E7icLISa aE'AE0f

Isa var-f.i..lE Cure for Eerv5Is D lty,ExhsUsted Nlt-l.y. Seminal Wea kness < g-r-la-Or= hGs. Lost V an hood i-lrctrley, Paralysis and -l t.lr terrible effects of ;'..:-Abg--. yo.tEiul tolies, < eKc4ss-as ID in-.BT'-r years, Such as 4O-s OT Memory, IGs sltG.e, Nocturnal Emis- -lnu, Aversion tO Society. DiR.Lras Q; Njsicn, Noises iu :h- Head; t.e vital huid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

R. J. Baldwin, Secretary of the Arizona Northern Mining Co, of Cerbat, Mohave County, Is in Prescott, enroute to the scene of operations. He will suPerintend for a period the business at Cerbat, and ii war ranted ill the expenditure will increase the capacity of the mill He, like many other sensible men, has great faith in the mines of Mohave County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY, NO. II KEARNEY STREET, Treats al: Chronic and special
 Ei-.ascS
Young EECn

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING E1DE THE EFFECTS Of yOuthfuI folies IT4 7er-liJ- v Edo vel to avail theIuse Cf tti- trs boom ever laid at the altar Cf suffering bIl tlity- Dt. ~FINNEI viii guarantee to forfeit $50 fsr eV-y c-le of seminal weakness or lrlvafe d-sss of 1ly E-LG character which he uudeT-lE-- 4-- t.---s % cure
 MID L2 AJ- &EN.
 There many at tAe af-e pt -.t ,e sky vho are troubled s1- Zoo freq gent ot t-e 5.adcer, often accuIurAIed ty a s'. --- s----lg or burning senAet-0n and vslaIe@E ci tne .v n Ir manner the pstien- czLlOt frr. On e=aIi-iug uri- nary Ccp Js.s roTT -----at 7- lf-rl I- 4J-Dd and sometimes small t.r-H- u- a-arEl will aTrear. or the color VII be thin liali~l hue gain cn-UE4ug 70 daEE and torF syp.alFa- 11as, are many men who de this Glltcg-f ignorant ot rl-s czl=- which i- the sect.l1 stag. cf stisi. U~. .. wllI guarantee ? rtec- i- al scl s--, and healthy rec 'OratCn Ot tts raI-.----.- llt ------
 r, =. To private d---4s- of -- q. -.aodiug, full cOUrse Of medicines, sr'-if- for. ere, with al st-1cticL-. vi h- -1 s -+- receipt of S1u. OFFICE ECUas--H t6s slL Ct $. SGlilg- faom 10 70 II ,I CoLsu-issl -~--. rhJroUgl t4zzlla lion and advice S5. Cal CT a+lIsss-
 IH. SItNAEE e co
 N. q E--r-4-y s.. San ErznC!sco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

MAna-The condition of highways, and the impossible nature of nearly all the creeks and rivers everywhere makes it quite uncertain to count on receiving cur papers and letters with any degree of regularity for some time to come. Railroad Washouts are numerous and of great magnitude, therefore 1t is unsafe to predict when the next through mail from the East will reach Northern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

passing unobseryealn tle uTie- slI many other dls eases that lead to sanity aud death.
 DR. INVITE ill agree tc forfeit sjoO for of his kind the Vital Restorative under his special advice krd tresnentl VII lao; cure, for anything impure injurious found #. pr. &Lile treaes all Privsse Diseases successfully without mercury. Con- .utation free Thorough examination and advice, iD- cluding analysis of E4ns, g. Price of Vital Restora- tive 6 bottle, four the quantity SO; cent to any address upcn receipt Of p- Ce, C. Q. b. cure from observation, and prIyAte fl desred
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
No A1ails--Fearful Washours.

4 telegram this P. NJ. from R. E. Earring ton, oi liaricopa, to Postmaster Ohs, states that uo l,-ails have arrived; that the rivers and streams are all impossible, and still ris- ing. Fearful railroad washouts everywhere and 10 knowing when mail mail will arrive.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
4. r.. MlNTIt, N. D..
Il Kearney Street, San Franci.oo, Cal

pr. Minutes EiEdpcv Remedy <ephrstt cum, cures all Kidney and Bla1d-r Complaints, Con orrhpa Gleet, LeucOrrAea. For sale by all druggists sl a bottle, six bottles for s.
 pr. MintIe'- ra d.iion Pills, are the bet and cheapest DyspcTsia and Bilious the market. For sale by all druggists. ~SdSwu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
p-.2 ET E |. z x r ; l.1 :. ]

hi'-LEF C Ri-@.7o, rrz- To-',5zr i.o P.. PtR ,Hsa-#o-sz c-.. F=. ,-s--. c.-- C-a--Fs h 77*r.a 77--s-5 ..1 '4-aa7. .'- -.=Rr AZ To-s azq-.s-o z, Ps.r- 0-a r,a41 a=rs- 5oorc4 -t7z le sr@-~=-s7 - =z r-= sl-T r. .4z woz-7. e-r7 a--~--s 5= w-z=ssHa OUR r7Ao= 2, ta.-5.s v- 4a--. =-- s -a.-zo TIVE sJ77-r o7s-r1 --. N-. 1-r--s g. s.,1 PA7r o= Aa,-0Y, AT COST FT.~-. 5=l-s--. Boo.s AND oR.-- L.zTs SIT -a--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
From ,ls CE,cazo E.Ee.

EvE, Cser. Gu,o, Cb&EN. Aug. 18th, I>sl.
 FHl>r rras.-I em gi4d ;o tell you ..a; ee fred e, two 5.ys ago for tine first ,a.e -rl have since been jumping water ur- .f t.a Cii-.-a l.ae at the rate If three ,. --sr5 .alI.ue s-. hour. v:rh little inter mission. We gre a.s a.~a ,.'.y feet and A.,. ,,.n levels iree. a,I ,haI haze the r.-.. .I aet Ea---a-. Our Loist,ng v., .-. a..r.. .. a' rn weeks time
 -. ....'. t...-E.Ale the work cf ...t.,s '.....a a -..d .amc>t The -..-. shaft ..s h... -....s:;-,,ly tnabered, a'.t ...-..-... e.. -.a l. u shape to
 :. F.. r. 1Tzsan-r,>. p q. ..... 4.r arrived from -..~ ..tFrfrg s- four
 . ..-5,,la. fore
 r..- -r.u.-. high river,
 .- .. i,e .-...s. "as
 - >sv River. uc
 .r.- .t-ru fearful to ..- a- A..z.Hs would . trs ..-.t turtles inst at .-.-- .. This ,.ss 70 ], Iter- ... l-. H and o>. when .... ..... ...-... eu lL- ;ar of ... ,..-..--. ..... .--..--...u IaSai'aI Coauty. t-.e ........ .. .. .:...e beueht to every g.ls--- -l- t.--- s.tt-.lI .l the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19

river was very high and the water about to leave its banks This IS one cause. prob ably. of the swollen condition of the Salt River, which Is threatening Phenixites with free bath and destruction of property. The Verde Is not the only stream in this section that has been on the rampage. The Hassayampa, Turkey, Lynx, Willow, Gran ite and other streams III this section have been full to the brim and more 80.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-19
District Court.
August. 18th, 1881

] -ANsUs-- IVNLI' ICCI- c. D. Brown vs C. F. Dake. Following jurors were sworn: J. NJ Murphy. G. Hath away, W. C. Potts, A. Q. Elliott, Orlando Allen, ". F. Wade, D. R. Poland, John Kirwagen. Coles Bashford, Hugo Richards, E. J. Bennitt, J, s. Sturgeon. $ A. Smith vs Mary Smith, decree for plaintiff.
 M. E. Mccarthy vs Benj. F. McCarty, de- cree for plaintiff.
 F. A. Fargo vs Jackson & Tompkin., re- set for August l9.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26

Ii nine tailors make a man, how
many dressmakers docs it take to
make a woman?
1t is said that q diamond worth
$27, 900 has been found in Webster
County, Georgia.
The only hand in the world which
bIcsscs those whS grasp it is full
hand.
The Special Legislative Committee
rejected the McCrady Registration
Bill, on Tuesday, in Columbia. They
seem to regard it rs impracticablc.
Col. J. S. Cothran has bccnaap-
pointed Judge Of the Eighth Circuit
in pace Of Judge Thomas who re-
Gently died. The appointment is
everywhere received rs Il most excel
lent one.
Maj. IIigginson Ct Massachusetts
who spoke at the Cowpcn's Centen-
NAL along with Hampton led regi.
mcnt OF negroes, recruited mostly
from Beaufort and thcadinccnt is
lands, against Battery Wagner on
Morris Island during the war. =
Hon. John L. Manning ofs Clar-
endon IS also prominently spoken sof
rs the Democratic candidate f0rCon-
gress in place Of Hon. NJ p. O'Con
nor. Ex Coy. Manning is gentle
man OF the highest culture and
sirictest integrity and would reflect
credit upon South Carolina i'll the
ha..s Of Congress.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
IN NEMORIAM.

TO the officers and members OF
Orangeburg Lodge No. l4G2 X. OF
H.: Your Committee Respectfully
report the following resolutions on
he death Of Brother John M.
Danncr:
WHEREAS, in the alwisc Providence
Of God, our brother, John Nj. Dan
ncr, has liccn removed from our
Lodge to he gro atcr Lo,lg Of al true
and dcvout brctIiern above; therefore
BE it,
Hcso'rr', That our Lodge has sus-
ta'nc'l the loss Of a grncrcus. ami
able ana csti,.nolc member; and that
while ws' bow in humble submission
to the Divine will, we deplore the
death OF an excellent brother, who
has fallen III the lncridian Of life.
Lem|r@f, That We hereby express
eur sympathy for the widow and
children crour departed brother.
Hc%'rt". That the Reporter OF this
Lodge he directed to dedicate paco
Of our hook Of minutes tu the mem
cry OF the deceased.
Rrsoirc1, That COPY Of these
resolutions be forwarded to the fami
Is 0. .o,,r departed brother, and that
the same be published in the local
papers.
@. 4. darcy,
+. DEMANs,
II. koiS,
Committee.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
TRYING TO GET BACK.

1t seems that the resigning New
York Senators, Conhling and Plat,
arc really trying to get back again
a conference was held at Vice Prcsi
dent Arthur's house on last Sunday
afternoon, at which Conliliny and
Platt were both present. They here
received assurances Of support for re-
election from 4 large humber ofprom-
incnt friends. The opposition to their
reelection, however, seems to he as
suming much larger proportions than
the Senators ever dreamed Of, and
their humiliation, if defeated, woul!
he complete. ~ number Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature who returned
to Albany on Monday morning said
they were surprised at the hostile at
titude nf Their constituents to the re-
turn Of these Senators. 1t it thought,
however, hy many that while The op-
position may he great it will scarce
~ be enough to defeat them. Still
the whole affair shows US how easily
sometimes comcIy may be come .c;i
into tragedy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
ANOTHER ELECTION.

The Governor has issued his ord or
for another election. A Represents
tive has to be elected; to supply the
place ofIIon. NJ, p. O'Connor. The
thought Of another election now, when
everything is quiet, is rcpulsivc to the
people. Frequent elections, in the
unnatural condition Of our body
polite, arc decidedly injurious But
there is no help for the matter i'll this
ease. There is vacancy, and it
must be filled. The question now is,
who is to fill it? In answering this
question let us not enquire from
which section the candidate is to
cn;nc, but who is the best man to fill
the place? We want man Of ability
and honesty to he nominated. and we
care not whether he GENES f.o:l
Charleston, Clarendon or Orange
burg. Give us the best timber that
can be found in tllc Second Con
grcssional District.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
ANOTHER STEAL!

The Star Route scandal has scarce
~ subsidized, and the wi.cs bring lis
the Intelligence Of another steal cx-
posed.
O. l.. Pinckney, the custodian of
the Treasury under Secretary Shcr-
man, it appears, had had the cxpcnei-
tire OF $4,000 per annum. as the
central figure OF n big ring, he en-
riched himself and supplied his
friends with furniture, carpets. car
rcnicrs work, pcriumcry, bay rum,
&c. lie had men doing the finishing
on Shcrmans houses and charged
the same to the bureaus. A barrel
Of rum was found charged "Acodo-
rized alcohol which lie says he
bought for Sherman. Are such
things the outcrorpings Of "thc civi-
lization of the school house and the
Bible" OF which MIR. Frye or Maine
boasts SO freely?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
a BETTER OUTLOOK.

Tie NatioEai Democratic party
occupies Il better position now than
il has Tor some time. 1t has proiitctl
well hy the crrorsand quarrcis Of th,
Republicans. Thc boldncss and sa-
g"cily Of the rcprcs eata,iors CT the
party i'll he last session OF Congress
have done much good. Mahonc and
Riddlrharge" have been completely
snErlchcl and ):,il aside, and first
class row has lcsn gotten up in the
Republican camp. We hope now thc
advantages gained will be followed
up With wisdom and moderation.
The Republicans have been out.
nankcd III the recent movements.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
NOTICE TO Consumers 81
Tobacco.

" CIR attention is called toa few brands
a ofmy fine smoakins and chewing
Iohaeco's, 90 ScgarS ard cigarettes, which
! make Il specially: Chcwing-Celcbratcd
Buzz Saw, The Golden Bar, Corn Cob,
Mique, Early Bird, Capt. Jack, Aurora
Fan axe, Eoozl, Weld Unowmc Mills
fi"Ia fine Cut. and many other r,nds
whi,h a,c not mentioned I.clc. ulwaya
OH hand; Smoking: ". L. Elokwclls l. Co...
n'ham, the only genuine EInckwells
Long Gut, frr Pipes and Cigretts, Morburg
Irs Meirne Curly rnt, Smokers Trucst
Friend, Lnrillord Srlid, put up in lin foil,
g. VI. Gail Az celebrated Grown Brand.
Sccars- wiral,clia Private Stock, Qrccie
llslc l,nrcia, Lona Sal, Criato, black
Htcp. lavoiitc, lmmlrc state. Cigarettes
Lone Fisherman l'ri,le Of the North,
i.'tt Joker, l.lackwcll's Durham All Of
thc above are guaranteed To be first class
owe me rail- and lie convinced that |,
kEerp The best Tehacros III the mark ct.
Look for the Blue Store.
FRANK EISHER, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
STATE OF coUTH CAROLINA.
CoLrNBlA, S. e., Nav IS. 1851
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.

CoL,AHlA, S. e., May o3, 1851.
TiHO the commissioners Of Election and
4 the Managers Of Election frr the
to"nties OF (lIar!estnn, Orans' hurg and
Clarendon, CONFUSING the First Con-
er-ssi"n;.l Di>,ric. oi the State Of South
Carolinn
M l!EREAS vacancy in the Rrprcse =
W tn!ion Of The said First Congressional
Dis ric, III The House Of Representatives Of
The C'nitcd St;u cs Of America has happen
I'd, by iii" death cf Michael i. O'Connor,
who at tie General Election held Nnvcn-
brr I'D A.. u. lSSa, was chosen a member
nfthc said ion<e Of Representatives for
said E"hgrcss;oal District, for The ,erm ni
iw" years ir"m March ith A. d. $3.50; and
whereas The Consultation bi tic id
United States Us snch cnscs requires the
Executive authority Of the State lo issue a
vi: Of Flee " 10 Ii; such vacancy. Now
therefore you and each Of YOU arc hc,ebv
required 10 liod an election in a,rnr 'ance
with tl'r laws for holding General Election
Tor a '!ir'nher o The said ll"u>e Of Repre-
scntalrc' for the said Congr, sSiunal Dis
,ric,!o serve for the remainder uf The tern,
for Which the sad Aichaci y. O'lonno.
was elected; The OILS TO be opened af In,
various places of Election in The said
Counties rn Thursday the Ninth dnv o.
June y. d. 1881, by Tho various sets of
Man gers for thcsc places respectively.
GlVti under my hand and tho Seal Of the
Stale Of S''n;h Carolina this 23rd day of
May. ~ Tie year Of or Lord one / hous.
hnn light 'nndrc and f.iyh,y-ons.
tLs.I JOHNSON NAtit)DD,
Governor.
K. NJ. SlMS,
Secretary ofSta!c
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
Notice to Whiskey Drinkers
Physicians, Members of
Temperance Societies.

pEI:OW find few brands Of Whi<kies
Ip which | gna'antee pure and unudul-
,tratcd: Golden Grain Rye, Old Crown
rye. Hunters Mountain Rye These are
three Of the lnr,st and best NIi>k.ys
made, made Maj Paul bourbon, pure n. G..
', hite Corn, Red Corn Wliskey made fro II,
h'd v"rn, Fine French 'randy. Crys,ali-
iZed I Rock and Rye calirorni, Peach and
ilnncy, the Celebrated Lyon Punch, Wine.
"i me best ard | urcst qualities, imported
ana domestic Gins. Lager Beer always on
hand: and cold as ice can make it. L;i:tcrs
all oftlc best brands.
N. b do not, head the above, mean
ing mat The Physicians and members uf
temperance Societies are drinHcrs, but
head il III that manner to call tn. attention
"l ali to the place where they can gct the
pHreSt l.ipnors both for mctli,;ll II necessary.
ana general purposes. Look for the Blue
ntofe. FRANK RlSIIER, Agt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
asGaESa DIMlsC1s tTgc EN-
d. q Et,UrINE COMMITTEE
GEASGEBtRG TO, Nav %. 1891

NEASGEDuRG Co, May %, 1891.
y County Democratic Convention ia
hereby .silrd to meet at Orangcbnrg, ). C.,
Oh thursday May 81, 1881, ut y o'clock VI.
ior the purpose ofeiccting Six (Gl Delegates
10 represent the cnnnty Of OrSngeburg la
the Democratic Convention Of tho Second
congressional District. to he held nj Char.
Lesson June >, lSSl, for the nomination oi
a landida!c for Congress to iii the vacancy
nrcasi"ned by the death Of The Hon. 81. Il.
O'Cornor.
Ihe Democratic Clubs will elect p ,ie.
gates TO the County Convention 1T meetings
'bc held OH Saturday, MAY Is, 1881.
SAMUEL DlBBLE,
County hair man
w. l.. GLAZE,
JOHN l.. iiEIDTMAN,
Secretaries Executive Com.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
NOTICE,

TNHE Board Of County Commissions will
Il cell, at Orangebmrg c. H., on Monday
the sixth day of une 1881, to the highest
bidlcr for cash, the building. in the Jail
lot, known rs the 'Old Guard House,"
The building will be sold as it stands.
i'urcllascr to remove the same within Is
days after sale.
by order Of the Board.
l.. II. WANNAMAKER,
G. Il. G. c., .. g., S. G.
may 10 2t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
. "
GARFIELD Ak INTR,HUG2.

While the De norrnts NAV well be
pleased ut the status f things in the
Garfield Conliling quarrel, it cannot
be concealed hat Garfield is a Gun
ming intrignrr. 1t now appears that
his schemes were deep laid for he
nomination ut the Chicago Rcpllbli
can Convention, however little it may
appear on he surface lie had
parties working for him all ,llc time.
and however much VIC may tryl brnc-
Htcd hy he results Of mancuvcrin. s
on the political chess board, we can
not fail to recognize that he has low
cred the dignity Of the exalrl OH, 6
he occupies in rcwar.iing men for 10
litical services To himself, and that
he has not shown Himself very true
10 some Of his friends.
1t seems from the action OF The
Special Legislative Committee on
the area OF counties, that several
new ccun les may be formed in the
State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
BREAKING THE SABBATH.

Our attention is brought to this
subject by the tcl"grapl.ir news Of 4,
political conference ut the residence
OF Vice President Aithur in Which q
nnmhcr OF the lra;ling men and 50
called shining lights OF he country
participated. What effect can all
the preaching yainst SABBATH break
ing in thc lumhe walks OF life have,
when the Nicc-Prcsidcnt Of the
United States and he Senators Of
the great State OF New York thu.;
publicly and unhlushing!v use The
day for political bargaining and
gossip. Politics arc bad and corrupt
ing enough for The week days, but it
is base dissertation OF the day to
touch the Sabbath with The unholv
thing. Conliling ruslics into II pei
and resigns from Congress, and then
&c S SO nrclsy about il; that lacan'l
rest on The sabbath from dcviSin .
Il q "oncocting plans for Ills rejection.
The only way to countcract The
hanetul influences OF: crime in high
places is to Impress upon the people
the truth that high places arc not to
hc rcgardca rs the special aho lc OF
homer, truth, character, or virtue.
! hose traits are o!tcncr to be founl
i'll the h lmblcr walks Of life. Teach
Your children that il isnot necessary
to be exalted in position il order "a
be great or good.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26

EILEAST assor' mcnt OF Fans, Para
4 \ sola and Silk Umbrellas.
GHOES for everybody in all the New and
- IlanaSom Styles for Sunm-r wear
GNL.)TIIING for Buys Ionths ond Men
" i'll I'll the Latest Stsics. i. treat Va
ricty and a, the Lowest possible Prices.
CHIRTS, Underwear and Furnishing
y Goods. An uncqn:licd line OF lhesr
Goods bought direct and aniy from the
Manufacturers. y full line Of the C.lebra-
ted Cosmopolitan Custom hirts, Collars
and Cuffs. Boys shirts, Mems Fine Neck
wear, Silk Nanskcrchiefs. &c. The very
Best Gnlaundercd Shirts 1t 80, IS cts and
VI. Special sizes made To order.
All sizes Of Frames for Pictures and
Chronlos
The Light Running
Domestic Sewing Machine.
Needles. Oil, Attachments and Parts Of
every Machine in use.
Nine. Rcsnercst's
Reliable Paper Eashions.!
hDLAIN, Checked and Fancy Mating
: Il just as Low Priced as any in tho
United States.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26

S00 pieces Hamburg Embroidcrics' at
wv cents per yard and upward, the
greatest variety ever offered
Torcl,en, Langnidoc, Vermicelli. Breton
oint pEtprt, VAlencon, Span.
itl and other Laces ut
Equally Low
frices.
EILEGANT NOVELTIES in made rp
~ Lace Goods, FshuR.' Ticp, Rnfllcs.
aprons. &c.' &c It will make you feel
good 10 take a look at them
4 NHNAMPLED rrofusion OF the new
~ cst Styles in lrirgrr. Gimps, Tna.rls
n,lk Girdles. buttons. Eihhnms, Corsc,s
Mi"Vrs, NC, i.ntics *fd Children's IIoisery
gains.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26

SPECIAL. Bargains in all kin.l$ Of lTonse-
koeping Gor.ls, s"ch az Tnilr, Quilts.
Sheetings. Towels. Doilics, Table Dam:,sks,
Crashes &c
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26

Conkling has rcsigncd Who
cares? Henry kohn has 1901 ytls.
more Of those new, fast color 5 cent
cniicos.