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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

Pat,-'Och. Bridget. did yr ncvey
hear nv my great spachc aIoyc the
IIibcrnian Society,"
Bridget No, Pat, how could |:
for sure | was not on the ground
l'at-'n ell, Bridget, YOU sec was
called upon by tie IlihcrnInn 50.
cicty fora spache, and be iabers, |
rose with The intl usiastic cheers OF
thousands, with me heart overflow
ing with gratitude, and me eyes ill
cd with tears, and divil a word did
spakc'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

There are $4,000 white families in
Alabama without a Bible.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

:t.ecicf
E;o no. wa;' um;l ,cu spend
every cent in places dear,
ETakc DEM AES vour Grocer here
SSi Kim ior his II ,NIS so nice
Running al the LOW EST PRICE!
Stop and Try his Flour so fine,
Cheese, and AT.!. things in his linz!
sgave some III iTfEH sent around
Every man should have y pnnnd!
a nd if You'd feel wci! and able,
h'nt his MACkEREl. on your Table.
Good are all thing in hi, store,
EScason cannot nsl, ior mora.
Only try his LIQUORS iarc-
CANT be cqlallcd any where!
Every man who knows rrMARS,
Esn$hcs for lis good Scgar~.
In his sample Room they Nv,
I very time lhat they are dry
Some ching tells them HE'S the man
: nd he always leads the van
Never yet did he retreat,
Don't vou know he can't be beat?
E,ook within his Store 70 grand,
I'm his Bar-Eoom near al hand;
Seuc>tien him and you will see
UNDERSOLD-.llE CANNOT BE!
Oh wait not till YOU arc wi ser,
Rcason points to NJ. RISER,
Selling fancy Dr, Ks TO all =
Give him then general call.
fsc CT assured, bEMAkS Sis cheap,
A nj The finest goods Will Keep,
II ever cease To bless your stars
Down with all-cxccpt
DOM y RS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

\ Republican newspaper will short
ly hc established in Grccnville. The
material has already hccn bought.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

Vermicclli lace is the latest novelty
in lace goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Now that the holiday season is
over and everything has gone pros
porous and HAPPY; every ore letter
Oft, and bright fertile year ahcal,
1T no period i'll the history Of our
business life have We hcpn 50 thor
onghIy prepared to meet the wan :
"l Tie trade aud he requirements If
tie people, us We are now. We shall
continue t. place uEun cur counters
from day I" day, Bargains in every
dcra' tnl,nt ut
LOW E1S'E EDEaHa E1s,
and snail always be found us,.r our
"eSt 'nd'avo's TO prevent enc, ion,
and upheld the CASH HSTEM.
Our entire stock is now offered nt
REDUCED PRICES.
:" ask YOU to call ard inspect our
goods.
We guarantee TO p!ease as to
quality AMI price.
Look c:',ully over this liz, Of Il
lew articles mentioned
Gem. Hoe, white, ) and 10c.
" s'iip"d II!
Sold c"iors 12l
double heel Il toe III
Ladies hose, wh.lc, $, 10, l24.
>,lil.l ~
s"iist coio,s. l2A
haIbri4sgan, l5
tinc-t quail
h'I r""'s hose, coIocd. 5, s, 10, -!
l-ad'e, ,',nnlIrls, dark o'orS, 30 c.
IslI'n gloves, embroidered
ha, x, 80
Kid gloves, i buttons, "b.s t
makers, -
Gems huck.k in gloves, lina,l rs
driving = 80
i'r'!v -nilirg, ~
Il ur"j 10y
C"<tmercs, beautiful colnrs, 16.i
"!erino>, beautiful colors, Is
f!an"eiS, red, white and b tie, % TO
30 c,n!s.
N"h'as, uy pretty, 50 C
"';i"s t'on"S, new styles. 10
Looking Glasses, bureau size. 81
extra luHge Sl.5n
oval frames 80 and
SD cents
:. ly,r i,,t.I 49,, ,,..,..,. - -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

FNNIl f. very best quality OF Gilt Edge Ru,-
ter ut VAN TASSEL'S.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-02-10

SHAVING AND EAIR-DRESSING
hon" in the most approved style by J :. II.
MATTHEW'S, an Experienced Barber, on
Market Street, in rear of The postoilce.
IAN Q
, 1881-06-07
BLUE AND GRAY.

Tho Ex-ConCedorate soldiers s!aAius
Granl Preparations for the knss'.
tatnulunt pf the Army Of tlao GUNNER
land. ,.n,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., June n.-Ah ofsau, is"E,
Izntlon of ex-CpMfcderate soldiers ''as ws.' w..
objected hero. Col. J. u, Cookc Is fEts'aes'!''
lion. u. II. Key a1ltl capt. J. =. tassss. W..
Vico-Prcstdents, and Mni. j. Z. tn'l'1t nsI, ,',,
rctQry, Every ex-Eonfeicrate soldier ~ ',"s ..'
Vicinity npproucI.et[ Oil tllc subject oAs II
co,ue n motllbur OF tho organization a,lsr. VIZ.
Ilas boun effected fur the plrp,s. "l ct"hef. Isse
lnK reception to tho Army VI tIle a,s ".'v ,sst
lni, W,[el hHs fts reunion " tils ei5 " nrt
splsesT tue 3rss 4 tl, i tnSs1, tsS ssiest 4 ID ID
Iolkgtlnrnte soldiers to l!a'e I!r,:iarst. I!r,s,ii.
tic occasion thu i,ltlst prominent Ioatt.ratf
sollors representing every Ssaie u ~. a,, a,,
Rebellion. CitzuM sot.fers 0t tllo o""tiIi ,uiIi i,
to be inyttod, and many r'.g!sma ,,sre m,% q, T.
iicro. x for.lpl saeeptlon WI! taEs y Mn IN NJ
tl,e battlotu.ls Ut Chattanosa ', nt ~ neIIun iii
ti0l,al Cenlotpry III this ely. l.v l"s"'l m' muc!
tio observation-disclosures suid!ars has s'!ssSeu vii b
enthusiasm llpre, n,ltt their plans VIII :
auccegsflllly cArrtnl out.
, 1881-06-07

AdE Ah0QN0 40HA2 AL *AksAA*A4+
Yesterday We commented ulmn tliat por
tlun Ut ll,e platform adopted by tho ConveIl-
lion uf tho tloadjuste or a(alono purity In
Virginia which tlun,anded the abolition Of
tho reguisit Ut a money payment ns colldi-
tlon OF tho right TO vote. a'ld also tleclara-
ton TINT In VIrglnlA there shall be fseo.UM
of Thought, Ut speech, and Of aotton by MI the
Inhabitants vi tint State. Wo now tnylto
especial attention to tl,at part Ut Gcn. Ala-
h,.,e'a speech to tile Convention OIL tilcse
puIl,ts. In tis spoect, lao sa1l:
greet you, my srionds and fcllow.cittzeus.
| With my mpst ulrHDat compliments. 9lld nex
u assaro yuu ut tho supto1Ao Arna!teat1on Whiuh
is Il she .nas eas u ay Y eya aSu 70 s
pcule Hnd tn this state. It testili!:s to E.' IN
worls uf warmth which Will tnvor forget yu!r
~ Sss ~ sasso sa essss yee u"
THIS people trua devotion u tho JutIoraAnlatl
' tnas tic t,es peope II shis State, i, tl,olr
Ret sd psas ars hs1e e ~ s t.
p,it IN uors.iel raintIoiis with tho iinvornnIunt
J. assures MS that u! the futnra hur fatn nItd
IT Sss epS u y s'9 fst T. tseeS ~ a 81 II
this land. II aasres mo that treo,'.im tf ot'!l.-
IL y fy .s: y g! IN at; T. liz yesa Esusa sss s Il Ss Il
yunr reprcsentattyo' causen wlthnut s,'ltult..;;
I'll y u s4r n oysSst ySt.. 'aG Rsss'"s n
ses'' sesss tais 'poop;,e wherever shoy .siw i'll
10. nut tno. No s'n'ler was ! oa,l,d
9stssssa!xs xs' e. u
s nst y tss ope shers 10 q
iSetnocratto s.o.,rboats,n wliuh attoaipsvd ID
y The " ~, SaE!y !" II III sta H.
thre.to Il 1t r. ssoy cp'Sios a,5 .ii fTae csot wat
oTo ,o Hlva .! eset aae M oa yyutts fros rS
and nn he,.est uo.!ns; toulata!a!a s@so!,o.Iy ~ Y
, 1881-06-07
PUBLIC OPINION

Peo9Ia TILL Transcript (Rop,): Tho n,ost
ridiculous rulnur uut wis that Bonntor Logan
was going to Albany to aasEtt in c0nklfne's re~
eIpotto1. Con. Logan Is blaily Attending 10 his
own knitting in \ mapuer highly satisfactory to
Terrs lIaute Und.> Erpress tnep.): Gen.
Graut is roportol to be gruAt!y irrltatea over
tho Cqak!ing RHRlr, 10 Ia sls, conkllps. Also
Mr. piast; bus thoso 4rs the only gcntlon'on who
aro lnslng tpuuh sseep avor It. The remainder
Of the population II cain, and ct,llcqtes, having
sst aS * u sssSS aas s x III s Ss sss''
Hartford Cot.ra,t t1sep.): There Is no
moro tr.,stwortpy psalwart 1ournal than tho
Troy Timer, whuse e4ius 0dltor, tho l{on. John
81. Francis, wus ono OF tho strnuEest advocates
OF thp pun,Iuatlop pt Oen. urunt ut Ch!oax0, be-
tpg QUO ut tue tAl.ous "ap4." The TIH}ts. while
deprccatluY tho Introduction Of ltsoosd into
Now York politics. hna from tue FIRST ro1arded
Mr, ConklIu4a position as unfortunate aud un-
teuuh!e, and looked upon the resignation OF tho
two Senators ~ ih0xuusahtc. 1t now rouoRnlsos
fesfsao - tsss aaas tsei Sa as
8S 8aSias isSy 64!|y '!S sys! 6o s
L tts =
x " t.: \: ssss
4 "a N; $;.
:::;
waula e. s1a y Ran ~ hG!ot IT, axia bud ths
ss,y Nv I so ~ ~ {saas ~ sats
asn nr.as ssr 4 a M nsFs
| n4tey too lnuul vtasuu 10 believe that AF
f' Il ss VT e. Raas
, 1881-06-07
THE SITUATION AT ALBANY.

Another ballot was tAkoli ut Albany yester.
tlay without any significant changes. Tl'ero
wcrc many nbscntees aillong nll tho fac1ors'
-tlta result Of tho system 0f pafrnE. Tho
license which Is given to this practice was
aptly illustrated by tho announcement which
Mr.. Forster nno to tlle effect that lle aNl MIR.
Aston, botll Stnte Senators, arc paired on
all votes for United States Scnators until
Dec. 81, 1881, when either il absent. 10th
these gentlemen nro iloinlnnlty Republicans,
mil tho question was pe1liMently asked which
u1ie of the two llasl loft tic Republican, party.
There !s great abuse Of tho practtce Of t,air-
tllg In ait Legislative bodies, a,t, III tho pros-
ont case, 1t may help to prolong tho dead.
lock insletlnttly. It certainly gives the Conk-
ling minority hco!ttcd advantage. At the
sn1ilo time, 1t contributes to tho uncertainty
Of the result. It may lead to atl adjournment
that would not otherwise bo possible.
It may also OCCASION II ballot Mt which
less thun q quorum shall be present. a,1d
thus imperil tho legality Ut subsequent
ballots. The Democrats are beginning
to fcar that 1t mRy even turn to
| their disadvantage. for they are Interested In
defeating tito election, at anybody BY tic pres
cnt Legislature, In order to give thonl a
chance to carry tho election before tho pco-
l A.. ntl,. - ,,foct 4&un
plo ileSt i'".' su H., ''1, '1.,,to,1 s,a.os soroto
uenaoslu's W .'4o os'Ia 49," ~. ~ .,,at - n,onv
1lo''eo lnoS oNp'ss' a,sas,.t a ~, ,,o,~a vii,
penosAn n,as w "h .hat ,,,a a,t,rorsIna
n"hh,s isspup.oss IHs s,a', aa,,,,,a o,,a olort
lenloncal's ''''s5 a'.o ~ "aa ~ .,d,arss y,
wu ocata W..,! :" -. =, 'u' ~, n,aa.ion ,u,t,,
'oms "ou9u w na.on1 ss ~ 81, ~, ,,ras.nt
ai l,e laolloeis y. use ~ n,troi ~ t,,s
any Ds"'oelaIs "''s sa@ss ~ ~ ,,,e ao,r
"u o'''vl M pa ',,',,'s ,,as,,h,,oa,,a o,'ght
pa'kh' ny oa1.eunnt, ,s,s, soe'.,ns -, ,,n;r ~
sco t''e,t 'as" 'n,s.1s, ~ ~, 49, .,araors ar,.
a'' N.u snls l,.n'e.s ,..4.. ~" 49,, i',f,,oro,,o,
pei'"'.ea " aosos'..'''A e...'. "A~
upon 'no'f ,,,'s' "ppome1sS v, ,,,o.ax,,,, uo,,as
senator Woop'l o'aeisu s.s'e.t ~ H. o1 1.,t
OF s"les lot un s'Tu.nps =. - ~ o ,'aa,.s
eo'sonloa "'.. ,'"s p ~ 49, a,,t,ro,,r.
oi co,aons NV s',vh.'' ny. y. ,,',a Wv -,
hR !sepup1,s , ,.'ss.. .su .,n,, ,',oot a,.,ry ey
tA''t ue JUN !,ssss a,' Wy. e %aa.an .s,ot, -,
"as Nv .oo, 10y ". ~. AS NV - t,,o
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u"s, W 1.o ~ 49,, ~ .,L ..,t,o
, 1881-06-07
4 VOICE FRom THE TOMHs.

,n,, tr,,,,,,,,.,, i,,o oIroo,I,, n,IUtcI cnn{nne
Ins io'1. 1r ' ',a,,.s, .,a,,t 49, .srnn t,tsa
eNttasts 'to.' ','>.', ~. its n t,ou,,"nt -" ~
Mu rn' "a .',.a.oa4. .',u H. t,,,n ", S,rt ~
enoug W n'us'1a.u ~ .'s. .uo , 10y as, "' M ,sr,,t
.he "otA' ~ % !ua' .. s"a'' H." u'o 80 - ,ho
''aso peuN enpsetIn . 'Hu ~ a't,,n, ~ ,1at
a1e.t.l!oF VI 1.'e n.ps' ~, ~ o1 .,
"o1a u 'cssc' io' I4os"l""ss "..a ~.
toh Oh u'o N' NV ."oas"' ~ na,',s ""ss .hot t~.
tlo selns,l "a tlo"so.'1'o ,', ',',.%. .ss
pFoueM1 'no 'oiia ~ os' W .s.."' a.u a. t,o ~"
conHtry, ~ esp'sssso, ~ e.a.a ,'. ~, ~ ~
nhpatallc'en n'ns"tt, .., o'"m ',1,"a..' ~ pen '
american oose'n.le''t ~ NV "ate'aea 4's W.
els' a'd no teucc'1oa aes,sneo @ ~ 1!a. mas.! ".o
sect'of asa''st 'snoMA. " .Ao o,'u.a ,4,'.a. ~
nfeaK aown 'ao housl isopup.su 4, u ".aso's.
1t IL an elaoosa'o ae'AHso VI 'e .ue,ts',o -.
oecessloll.-a p1olonso" e"'o8f VI +1o 44os'
, 1881-06-07

Tho Emperor William fs Ill ngatn. Alr.
TtIlon should tako cxtrn caro- Of himself. Mia-
fortunes teyor como s!ugly.
In or4lcr not to foIl behind the times we
mako tho regular annual announcement that
ntr. Jatncs uordou nenuett ID building SeO0,0 ,0W
ynuht.
u.,,,o A,,,,r++ ia ranortad IN bevn tnvontod
Mn ~. Laop1tt w IT,. ~ ~ ,,rs.rn.n,mont ~,
49, ~, ,r. ~, ,on,r viii faIxe treth viii o for
ss.a,..,. t.o,,,,n
- 1ttAun,,ors,ood TINT ,rr 11ovca Inns ,,ntsbed
~ ,"nsa s,d !. ',mt ~ t,oosn I'm "rcntton If
..",, ~, - 1ny.houso ,r,ho mind
~ ".atosr,., ~ nnunr I,,o
The editor of d paper III Al,nnpeo, Midi,
married. YOUNG lu.]Y last week and ut ouoe init
bpr. Tho luck ot a aIri who osonpcs being IN
cdttor's bnuny bride oannot DO ovoreatltnatsd.
1rorv An,1creon 1,aa hnunht n tivc-story
nrown.etono front houso In New York. Hir.
Mary Anderson ought to bo worry happy nau
whcn hu fops to tho brown stone front bower sho
bus shaded for him.
A 1,ootn, ,.,,,nr 1o,1y pcmo1 r,o+a
~. -. a,n.s. ,,a,,a ~. 49,. - s,.or ,,,,r
Az ~ Ts..s .a.n.,',a a,., ,.an,N "''''">
-" .sn ~. s,,. sans
49,, s,,. 49, .-.,,es IT., o ~, ,,,.,sc, n oroor
a nm ~ .s'-.'... .'.s .,,
nj oeurE -, ~ a' s!S.tk uto 4oa.. a., "
.4u ~" ~ t"nn h,t M ho hn.
-. - ~ 80 -. ~. r.ta,tIn ~.
.,.s.st .s.nt - ~, ao,r,rr 1ionnnnlu
dce0t,.tos, they aro becoming lnnasy'
Tho London Lancet 8nys utat !" 1t Is becOn:.
Inn recognized by physlutans that moro meehan-
lnal vibration hos a soothtuv effect on pau slu,l-
,ar 70 tao o1svs.aa ,s.'a " ~ f.n,,
as !'oa VIZ ',ti 49, a. w ..,n,aa -
sep9 ~ ~ " -, ~ sv,an,t,x -, tha ,,ts rcr
..,,e sess te'' tuoo'' o' '"t"s'As y" >Ao e'S 's@
Inv aftcr tlay It, this azure May
Tho bloo4) or tho anrtns hus s8e|ad in mr. yoipB;
| Nirht nftnr n,rbt n hroat unnnlfpht
| mvstical dram hus tlazzla,i INV bralns.
|
| snd swoot calm, q fearful 1ulm,
, 1881-06-07

tusol,,-lIo,sc II tho reform of tho Customs
Division Of thu Treasury Department ftaelf.
W. need hardly A;.y tint Mr. II. II. .ln1ncs Is
lilo rtaI ehEaf If tllat division; tn makes tle
decisions, a1nl Judge French sEg's tl!cnl. liz
competency Ii not tho wor.l 10 apply to JittlKe
French. lie mny bc incompetent, but II Mr..
Ja,nes foruatllates tho decisions ho Signs, he
n certainly ncglccttul OF Its duty, and Mr.
.1al,ns is nnrkntnly tl,cnMp0teML
, 1881-06-07

TUE New York Siapts-Zcitlt,lg has OK
amIuod tho hooks Of tho immigration authorities
II, that city, and Hathorod thescfrom highly ln-
,ercsting statistical data. Tho examination In
cl,,Ice tho time from tho 9Th of May. lSl7 to the
;Blst Of peoombcr, 1880. During those thirty
three years aud otaht months no loss than G.16l,
:Ntl immigrants landed at tho Port OF Now York
olon9, OF those .,lo8,44b wero Irish, whtlo nil
tho 0ermau stntea pruper saut seg txf, poraons.
Considering TIM population Of tho German
Statcs, this plmpor Ut Germap Immigrants Is
rathor snail ~ compared with tho number OF
Irish Immigrants in proportion 10 tho popuA-
tlon uf ireland. Tho grcasost nutnpor OF Irlah
immigrants landed III New York during tho
years from lSA8 to 1863. In 1B4S tB.Dal Irish poo
ple arrived; In lS4, ll2,5pl; In 1860, l11,o3a in
iBil lGl In lg5 III, ,lJl; Ip 1854 ill., 1Ga. Tho
smatlcst puupcr OF Irish Immigrants arrived
ilurinu tho years 1876 lS7S-yix.; l0,3H in
IAN. a.:s.l in 1B77, and lHol3 in 1879
with the return OF business prosperity III tho
1InItol gtatoa irish Immigration ineroasc, nlse;
In 1s1o ~. .h3t arrived. and In 18su ncarIy throo
, 1881-06-07

JEpF DAVIS laakes sous odd "correc-
t,oas" OF tho publshoA Reports pq1oaralp9 tho
garments he had GU When ha was captured. lilo
admits that hu put on h!s wlfe's waterproof, "tn
tho hurry oS t1a mosnspw" sn0 says that hte
wife threw bur shawl around blu bead snd
shoulders, nlso stu tho hurry Of tbs moment"
laiB wifo saved him from shouting somebody. Or
beiu9 shot hlmselt,-,t il iuu4ares!#l which, ,-by
, 1881-06-07
Writ reference to the report that there
WIS some probability Tint England In time
woultl bo compelled 10 adopt rctallatory

Writ reference to the report that there
WIS some probability tint England In time
woull bo compelled 10 adopt rctaliatory
tariff policy, the Pull 1fatl 4uzctte says:
England u,ay possibly DO gontle.l to retalaato.
Tho rsmarks M a1o a on tos pns w N
sumo % n.lartors, whoro they havs hum tRkan 10
moan that We aslvoGAto retatMno5n: Insy p19 u
bS entirely usess Il, bIinK facts. In agitation
for dmtes t. afe tG srnx % III fo
nooona tot IN 1,owcrf,l for toycrat,sot,t 10 resst.
This ia tho Hrcat danEcr which los j. not mako
, 1881-06-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CutcAao TRIBUNE has established branch
4!ces for tho seoaipt subscriptions and adTert!ac-
ncnt1 m follows:
FArnES, MnNaxDr.
GLASGOW, Scotlsnd-Allan's Amerlcan Ntwa
Agency, Al itcnHsld-st
LONDON. EnE-Amerioan Exchange, 4N etano'
HENRY r. GtLI.la, Agent.
: WASHINGTON. II. C.-l3lp r ktseet
, 1881-06-07
IRRESPONSIBLE CLERKS IN THE DEPART.
MENTS.


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II ~ mlesu,' s'oms .s' t"s e s.an.. ~ ,,,'a.
Cohtfaes-oNlcoo .. t'1o oec"''a 419s'a'"ns ose
itas1eft'eicl"l n'7o eAu.c'seo "'' eH.."ot
tllhnfy aa a!lw"lsa.''"u'o p'"a'' Al
"ot"' ~ ~ sun, t''lv su., .o. @ .,,,.!s.o.
t1cally charRal VIII! recommending ""o,'o1
Il sot''ee s''oM" ~, W ."o.o'' -. a." 49,.
tcaaee lhe "'eio o.'s.u'''a"' y. sao 1".'
II ~ W ,"''' - aus.o"s W ss'uosa ~. 'as.. sAe
pfact'ce. NJ "'sMn'4s ~ 4cuu.tse ~ "s".v ,".t,
stf"te 'ao "os"t"'ss ~ ,..s' i.s 49, 49,.
hent OF snh't:'s s',usns 'e"a ss.,.'a 'u'' Mn
ose's " s'""s,a' ~ u""a ~, =" ,4n.''.s'...
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t!'at u S''''ti"' p'"et'eo ,', p.s1"'s .''"""'
t4lo ne1,"''.,c"'" ~ s,.'.u n"sn'aH'aIs' t,.t ~"
ea9eo III tno n'sses"t'on ~. aw.'"e
HOUSES IN ia,o tat ~: -. ~ A'le0 .,' ,,,! G"'s'
ele'M ~ u'e o"atoe .',,'' n s.4..,.'.., -. @ ,at
nfy Depatthent' "ct9a11s i%anu'''... !'is H., "us'
OF me IrcAsuF5 aee's.ons a.o.' w. ~,
tohts sase""e' "ho' wv npps"s ,..' -. p t,'..
1roih a"'y "ssessnao"e7 W coiieeso1s u 1ae .,'.
IONS gu ~ l"o tto"sn's ust, nsp"' ,'' ts III, 10,
"fo 1i"l'ae'. o'ot " -u,' Sao'a 49,, o" ',.s,',,.
eSn'l'tnes t'o c'.sss, "'.sa t"o asue' ma"'''','
pasass t'en' 10 4."s's'ans's'I"''.5 -; t.s,
alld that oh'c'"l s'E"s l''o'"' ~ '"u to".ao
OF Seaf so'he ''.teo t'ouaan" -. ."oso w.
peals feneh t1le treasury l'ep".."''"'t =, "'.t
thelr ptopes acc's'o'e 'afoises t'o "o'te'.o ','
auty 0! n'aGng eo'.sss"etloa u!"n ,.a..:, ue''5
the wnolo noay o1 tao 'aost Snlap.'os.cu
tar''t laws I'll eS'slense 4he .osss"n!u.'s !,aa
co'lco1S rum eus@o'als uataus "onuls a"o
o'le hhatea na sosen'y.nyn . a'''n .,,o uo'".s 10
per ahhllnl' Ii'at tno pF"e.'c"' "cc.a'o" "
nearly a'l Inc auosth"is ot ~" "'ssu'k ~
, 1881-06-07

,.App,soy. BlpowS, who has bGen appointed
t|ntbt btatoO 5zi4oA tAt lta!nl to,tthaEn
Ulststup uf Ntta iEnra" HI 'plaoJ osltSts|tanr'0t
Chaete, VIM rqsiRuod tho place on aeconnt Of
tho su,aIlppss et tue salary attaohe,l to It, has
boon In pEactiuo twenty-five yours, and has ail
lnt,epondopi rort.,uo. Iip can atfurl to aot ~
JuuYo fur ansl. sa!nry. Hut 1t II not u p'uas.
nut thought that 10 lawyor Ut the required
chAraptpr pnd exper0nua oxuopt rlph ona can
bp Induced tu survq tho unltal States In such u
EaUntftY.
, 1881-06-07

throwing her arms about hlm, Whon snld1or
had n cnrb.nu lcvolei Mt him. Thcso aFo tun
r,nturlal ruuts previously rrportctl In tho pub"
iishrh nrcuuutE uF the carturG. Why Hh''l'i
Sir. Dhvs, who ndn!ls tho substantial eorreca-
nusa nf tteAo rupnrts, nronounoo thoth "tho
apawn Of Il n,niRnlty which shnIncs thu oviltza-
ton Of tho nEu''2
, 1881-06-07

:. HRE1E1l UEp79<& ~ ."' ~, HlfI1'
IIor sr,slsas, Ark. June th-l'a' Z Z S.idt
o. I. Hallu, l.. u. Crun'oa"s''' MN,i;,r,l!es
chlcaKo; a, r, Dlake, J. !, /: L,,..aty. M, j; :
Now York; Tho.pas l'ay;' u. Mwiry i'Ll!ylf;ii
jiyiuan, 81. INuls; J.: H. Mas'I,.; t. u
plilN; i, L, l1orl,nr, plttsbllts' ''
ltttl1. Louisville, ky.
, 1881-06-07

THOMAS l.. JAMES md Stewart l.. Wood
ford ayo renortod ID having said TINT senatar
CouklinK's conduct WIS hard un his friends"
Yes; much harler on his friends thln On hIs
mi
, 1881-06-07

Co1uMnus, O., june 0.-Johu Miller, bana, =,
or, died In tliIs city today ut tho nge Of -
years, Deceased was forlnorls !arGe !. sloex,' !,
holder and Director of tho e., T., Z. l. -
Il, Ii. lie leaves Il largo catnte.
, 1881-06-07

5p<etal Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
LA SA1.LE, ILL.,, juno f.-~lirnry u. Chap
ma,,, m old nnd wealthy citizen, f1ed ih!'
afternoon Of pulmonary troubles. llis aee
,yas tY years. Mr.. ChNphMl! had wen =
resident Ut thls city for over thirty years.
, 1881-06-07

Grand 0pcrA-IIouae.
e,srk street. oppos!. now Couft-fiouse. "Onele
rom's Enbln.s
IIooley's Theatre. .....
Rnnaotrh street, tetween Glnrk and Ia fn3lns
engagement OF 1Iarrenn and 1turt "hul!igan
uuarda Nominee
A{cVtcker's Theatre. ....
MndI.on et1ppt, totwGen stnt0 nnt uoaFborn
engagement of tho vokes Family. "Hel1es OF tae
Kltchen,"
Olympic Thontre.
C!nrk e,rcst hetwoen Luke and Nsndolph+ vAE~
elY entertainment
AcnLemy az AI1ate.
Hnlsed street. near stnt!son West s'da EheaRe-
mani u1 'ruuy Doner "1lumpty l,umpty."
Meth0d3sl Church,
Corner Washington and Clark slrsats. TaAt!mohf6
Concert to Miss lxGna Wutss.
, 1881-06-07

"AIE a"prcsupposes tho existence OF "AIe
l." and who "Na i" Ia nobody ever ueeds 10 ftl-
Stitl lHka
, 1881-06-07

THE st, Louis Republican, estimates tho
cost Ut shipping corn from Chicago nnd st.
Louis. respectively, to Liverpool III follows:
Cost of st{ppin4 II bushcl Of cnrn from Chi
cuvD to Ltyurt}oQl ytu lake un1 canll:
, 1881-06-07

PlTTsBvRG COAL s!llPAttn NJ n.ih1ip.u,sn'
Plrrsuuitt,, Pa, June ~ ~" '",,, giv,u
to.tlay, a,s14,DO haahcls. u VIZ" III, la a!aut
bushels wtre fur Ci1!eilMa'i alia 'A
toF +Nu!sflllA
, 1881-06-07

IAstIIAR LODGE. No. yt! a. +. + 4. N.-1tegulaf
wofk. the fraternity inyt'9a: Hal. n M9nsuu.sE
, 1881-06-07

Grand 0pcrA.1Iouae.
rect, opposlt now Court-fiouse.' "Uu
, 1881-06-07

Corner Washington and Clark airS0ts. To2t!mo
Concert to Miss IxGna WUtas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-01
TO Q FI.RnES.

There has been some idle talk about the
members Of the Fire Department or the
Comstock accepting invitations TO partici-
pate IN the Fourth Of July celebration At
Carson. or all the days Of the year this
10 the one that sxaets the most unrelsnting
vigilance on the part Of those charged with
the duty Of protecting the community
from Gre. No true fireman will leave his
post whom his services are most likely TO
b needed Eats.priss Of THE morning.
And the above point We commend to
ths particular attention OF the nremsu Of
Gold Hill. We had the town we'll nigh
destroyed some years ago on the night
Of the Fourth Of July, even when the
sntirs Fire Department was ct home.
Holiday arsmsn 4. home or abroad are
al very nice to see or read about. but
che fireman who makes his mark and 10
recorded among the heroes OF the world
10 be who never neslects his duty to his
town or his fellow citizens. Danger
always threatens. especially on the great
national holiday. A Fire Department, in
any town or city 10 . snowy, costly
humbug IL Il IL not on hand right when
its services are needed. And, IL W may
be allowed the remark. "Don't you for.
get It,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-01
Warrington Items.

WARRINGTON. July l.-Rssisssr Bruce
learns that the Republicans and Green.
hackers in Mississippi. being unable to
unite. will let the election 60 by default.
The Internal Revenue receipts this
year will exceed those Of last by more
than Q million dollars and are almost
precisely what Commissioner Raum est.
mated.
Robson Of New Jersey 10 here intent
on tho ~spesksrship. Others will soon
be here. Numerous clerksbip changes
In the Postofics and Interior Depart
msnts were made today; more are u.
pscted and clerks are anxious.
Sherman. nominated for Governor OF
Iowa. 10 the brother Of General and Sen.
ator Sherman.
Treasurer GilAllsn yesterday mailed
$4,000 checks, representing about S.
400. 600. in payment OF interest on the
four per cent. bonds Of 1907; also. $50
checks. representing nearly %. 200. 900.
in payment OF the semi.annual interest
on Pacific Railway currency skies.