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T'b.e Orangeburg Times X, O O _A_ L A Fire.?A lire occurred tit Georges ?Station on last Thursday night burn ingout Mr. Emory - building. The loss was from $1500 to $2000. No insurance. It is supposed to be the word of an incendiary. Wool Buying.?Mr. C. P. Dawson at the S. C. II. 2i. Depot is still sen cl ing wool to the factory to be ex changed for cloth, lie will also pay top of market, cash, for all delivered at the Depot. Bring him your wool. You can all be satisfied. ? - - . - T - Base Ball.?The George's Sta tion Base Ball Club played a mutch game with the Brauchvillc Club at the latter place on Tuesday. We have not learned the score. Why doiit they try the "Daisy" Club of our town? A Sad Deatxl?In another column we give the particulars o^the killing of Dr. IL J. Ayinger in 1'ex as. He hns many relatives and friends in Orangeburg who will he .deeply mourned by the recital of the unfortunate affair. Our deepest sympathies arc extended to the be reaved ones in both States. Fon Germany.?Mr. A. C. Wight man, the popular teacher in St. Mat thews is going to Germany for forth or study. The community in which he taught will find it difficult to sup ply his plvce. We wish him good fortune in his stay on the continent. Explanatory.?We told the truth, but not the whole truth, about the Copes-Sawyer trade last week. Air. Copes gets the two' stores on Kussel I streit, and also the houses on the rear street by the Jail, and Mr. Sawyer gets the Wlialcy plantation. Who Saw it First??This is the .all absorbing question at ast ronomi cal head quarters at Washington. Some o00 persons lay claim l? it. The Bureau is anxious to do justice in a warding the 'Warner prize of $200; All parties therefore who saw the cornet during the. week ending dune 25lh or previously, are requested to forward their claims to Prof. Swift of Rochester] New York. Tue Atlanta Exposition.?Wo have received from II..1. lumbal!, Di rector General, full particulars and plans of this mammoth exposition. The preparations are, a. 11 for a grand affair. There will lie no charge to ex hibitors for space. We hope a liveli er interest may be excited in this .matter to with li we have referred several times. Peaches. ? We arc indebted to Mr. Willcock for a presehtlast week of a number of the largest and finest peach es; we have ever seen grown, on his place over the Railroad. They were monsters in size. We also return thanks to Mr. J. T. Shtiler of Lower St. Matthews for another lot of peaches, w hich, though not as large, were delicious in flavor. Mr. Sh tiler says that the crops in Aikeii County where he has recently been traveling look fine in every direction. The Agents II kk a i.D.?The paper by the above name published in Phiadclphia, is doing a good work. Its object is to expose advertising frauds, and thus protect the people from such impo.-.it ions. A regular published list of iht! names of per sons engaged: in Such frauds appear in every issue. It is also the pur pose of the proprietors, if properly sustained, to employ a distinguished attorney to prosecute till cases of such rascality. -? ?<* . . < - - - Educational.?The reports from the Normal Institute in Columbia for colored teachers are nighly grati fying. The first week has just'endedp and shows an enrollment ofl 51 teach era, representing o\3 counties. Wo hope every colored teacher in Orange burg County who can will go up at ouce. The Institute for the whites, aS before announced opens in the beautiful city ot Grcmv'.ll.j on the sec ond day of August Let Orangcburg be fully represented and the cause of education be therebv stimulated. Imi'Ro vl3ients Auead.?Amelia Street is about to be built up. \V hear of a number of buildings that are proposed to be put up soon. This street is the widest in town and it will yet come out as it should. One thing we would propose to parties owning lots upon it, mid that is to plant out a line of oaks flown tin centre of the street for shade, as iht streets of Savannah, the "Forest City are ornamented. The cost would be very trilling and the ad van tage and beauty to our town very great. The Wed li i no Touk.? Our cs teemed friend, Mr. B. 1$. Owens was made happy on Tuesday by the tak ing unto himself of a partner for life in the person of Miss Hetty Hurley, a fair daughter of our esteemed fel low-citizen, Mr. J. II. Harley. The marriage ceremony was performed early in the morning and the happy couple took the train for the enjoy ment of a wedding (our in the upper part of the State, anil in the moun tains. We wish both our young friends a pleasant, trip, a safe return to Orangcburg, and a life full of joy and peace for all time. Pleasant Hill Division No. 20 Sons of Temperance.?The follow iug officers weeo installed for the en suing quarter, J uly 1, 1 SS J: J. It. Fullmer, YV*. P. O. D. Roberts, W. A. Thomas Gloaton, R. S. Miss Carrie Salley, A. R. S. Paul Glen ton, F. *S. Miss Mary Argrove, T. J. II. Salley, Chap. Miss F. A. Caufman, Con. J. R. 13. Fullmer, A. Con. Miss Lulu Williamson, I.S. .John A rgrove, O. S. Air. d. R. Fullmer on taking his seat as W. F., addressee] the Division in a marked degree of encourage ment, saying that the cause had done much good, and would do more if all would take a hand in the work of Temperance. The Hot "Weather.?Seldom have we experienced such continuous hot wcathpr as we are now passing through. How to keep cool, is a problem which is easy to solve thooret icalry, bat which seems exceedingly hard to work -out practically. But whileit may be pleasant enough for those wdio are able to hang up in the shade to theorize upon this question, it is a very different, and a far more serious matter with those who have to bear the heat of the day and the tt rrlflc rays of the sun. Such is the case with our farmers and nie ehanies who support the world. May He who rules all with infinite mercy and just ice bless these faithful work ers, crown their tables with plenty and make their humble cabins the shrines of perpetual love and peace.' Take Out the OitAXoi nunc: Boys ?In the comments by some of the Charleston papers on the change of the lire department of that city from a "volunteer" ton "paid" system, we notice the remark t hat mothers will be relieved of much anxiety oh the score of "the boys" w ho arc exposed in the lire companies of all towns and cities to all manner of vice nrid evil association. Please take the Orange burg fire department out of such a supposed category. The young men of the department here arc noble, high-minded and virtuous. They never loaf around the engine or truck houses, apd im In Ige, as firemen, in none of the vires and associations ro le i red to. and which arc to be deplor ed by ail good people. Scri:nsTttioNS adoct the Comet.? The colored people in and around Richmond, Vs., i.re considerably ex ercised over the appearance of the comet and regard it aa the certain omen of some terrible event. They regard the assassination of Garlield and the illness of their pastor as but the beginning of what is to come to pass. A few nights ago a consider able light attracted attention in a part of the heavens, and these people swore that the comet hail "bust," ami would gradually come to the earth. These strange phenomena have caused religious revivals, and j ihe membership of the churches inj that cpihmuui ty has been greatly j ihcreitsed. ! Doos. ? It seems to us that it wool.I be profitable to increase the tax on dogs. The hooding of our country with such a drove of worthless thiiiv i tig curs as now in fest it is.an abomi nation; Each dbg costs a great deal to support it and if it is not fed by its master, it will steal h living from Somebody-. And of what use arc the majority of dog:**? They are a source of continual ahUoyhnee to travelers, snapping and harking at. them, and .here is ui) telling when we may at tacked by one ilia'- is crazy. Dogs, as a general A hing, arc a nuisance, nhd the tax on them ought to be increas ed, or sit any rale, lite statute now standing .oil the books ought to be carried out the letter. The principle, ought always to be to incrciso the taxes <fh every thing that is worthless or objectionable and proportionately to decrease them on any thing that is for the common good. The Death Roee.?We are pained to receive the sad intelligence this week of the suddcu death of two prom ising young men of our County. Mr. Alexander S T?te, a young man IS) years of age, living in the lower part ol St Matthews, died on the 80th-of dune after an illness of only three days. ?Inst, stepping on the threshold of manhood, with a life of promise opening before him, hi.s loss will be deeply felt by all who knew him. Mr. John Ricken baker, a son of Mr. Henry L. Rieknhbakcr, jr. and brother of our worthy young merchant, Mr. Luther Richen baker, died at his lather's home on Satur day, of congestive chills, after a very short, illness. He was well known i.i our town, where had been attending school during a few years past, ami was recently clerking with his broth er. He was possessed of many ster ling virtues which impressed fa vorn bly those with whom he came in con tact. Our heartfelt .sympathies are extended to the bereaved lamilies of both these lamented young men. Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr has jiist received the finest stock of cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chewing tobaccos ever offered in Orangcburg The Dr. never keeps anything but he best of goods in his line and wet. ake pleasure in calling attention tot hesegoods. Go down and try them. --ORANGE LEAVES ?o? ?The- constant cry is, rain! rair.!! ? Why can't we have a market? ?What would we give for another good lain? ?Watermelons are getting plenti ful. ?Mr. Smith is moving Dr. Duke's Barton building. ?When will this cruel drought be over? ?Wo may look out lor hard times next year as the result of the drought ?What has become of all the spring chickens? ? Prices are too high. There's something rotten in Denmark. ?Is there no good beef in Orange burg. ?The gardens arc all killed which makes good dinners scarce. ---Thanks to Dr. Sherod Reeves for courtesies extended this week. ?Mr A Robinson has opened store at the old stand of J. M. Danucr. ?We regret to hear that Col. Dan. Livingston is very ill. ?The tourists from the mountains and from the sea board have return ed. ?The Orarigcburggunners carried off second and third prizes at' Ash viile. ?If'the Times is not up to the usu nl mark this week, the editor's sick ness is the apology. ?Dr. Muckcnfuss is rapidly pro grossing with another cottage on Gin vier street. ?Capt. Bel) is moving rapidly a head with Capt. Glover's and Mr. T. D. Wolfe's brick buildings. ? The river is lower than it ever has been in the memory of the oldest inhabitant. ?The brick and sand have been hauled for the drain from Louis' In II alley's. ?John II. Livingston Ksqr. we tin dcrstahd intends to move his family soon to his plantation in the Fork to live. ?The notorious colored radical, Sandy Keitt, who ran olf from here some time ago, is back in O/ange burg again. ?Rev W. R. Richardson took charge Of the Methodist church for mally on last Sunday, and preached to large congregations. ?The passeuger train was delay ed on Tuesday morning by some of i the wheelbOxes taking lire. ?G. W. B;:. xtcr Esqr. formerly ot* (Iiis place is lying very ill tit Mr. D. j W. Robinson's. ? Mr. X. A. Bull has bought the large va ant lot betweyh Dr. Elliott's and Col. DcTreville's. ? Dr. B. B. Lee left Orangehurg yestcnlay for Cam leu where he ca ters business in his line. ?A number of the lac lory hands went away las! week and their ph.e s are supplied by others. ?Mr. T. C. Elubbsll has put up n neat, awning at his variety store to keep his ice cream cool. Mr. A. B. Walker's residence oh Amelia street is being pushed ahead under the stiperihtenciancc of Mr. Beck. ?Monday and Tuesday are the School ('ohithissinncr's ollice days du ring the mouths ofJtily and August. ?The mills can'I supply all the lumber bills; We know of buildings that are stopped in consequence o! the itnutt vignblcatulc of the river. ? We hoar complaints that the rules at the Ashvillc tournament were rather rigid and utireason tl 1 . ?Sec change cd'card of Mr. W. F. Robinson in another column. A fresh supply of turnip and other seed on hand. ?Mr. II Spahr, Jeweler, keeps a first class establishment with every thing nececssary in the jewelry line, including clocks watches &e. Give him a call. ?Conveyiineos will be at Reeves villc for any one who desires to at tend the Sunday School Convention which coiivuneson Friday, with S'. George's church. ? There is no disguising the fact that the provision crop in many pari? of our county is almost ruined. ?;The Sunday School Convent ion meets to morrow a\ Georges. We hope for a full attendance. ?The lumber has come, and work commenced on Tuesday on the addi tion to Rev. J. F. Riser's School house. ? Heal Henry Kohn's new adver tisement in to-days issue, and call around to this fashionable .bazaar and bo suited for the season. You can't do better. ? Rev. J. L. Guery.of the Episcopal Church will preach in the Factory Chapel, on next Sunday night at the usual hour. The public arc cordially invited to attend. ?Advertisers are requested lb send in their advertisements, or changes of the same, by Saturday of each week to ensure proper attention. ?Subscribers to H?h'. Jeff Davis* book "Rise aucl Fall of the Conieilcr ate Government" will call on Mr. J. C. Pike for their books at once. This being raj second supply, 1 have a lew extra copies that those who come caily can get. L. L. Marshall agt. tor counties Ornhgeburg and Ji.u n well. Photoqraimis.?A. II. Lew in's photograph establishment is now lo cated in the rear of T. Kohn. En trance tii rough Kohn's store. -Ifyou want a good picture, give hi in a call. Me deserves public patronage for his good work. azsttisssF-H^orvs-sx-j.r: -r.n-t..--? ???:.-i?t.-ROM Notice to Teachersi School Com:.:!.- sioX?lc\s <): i ? i:. PitANGKIiUnO, Cotwry, duly fith IS6L 'J he following 'I tj s have beep fixed I>y the C'otnitv Hoard of Exuifiiucr^ of Orange biirg ('ounty for ill ? Stj'uVnb r J x>i initiation of Public School Teachers, both mal<! and feninle. Thursday, ?Fitly 21st, for white appli cants for first grade certificates. Friday, July 22nd, for colored appli cants for first grade certificates. Saturday, .Inly 2:$ril, lor white appli cants for second grade certificates. Monday, .In y 25 th, jl)r colored appli cants for Hecond grade certificates. Tuesday, duly 20th, lor white applicants for third gr ide certificates. Wednesday. Jii|v 27th', for colored ap plicants for third grade certificates. The Examination will commence at 10 o'clock each day. All certificates, whether they liti vc ex pired or not, mint be presented to the Hoard during the Examination for iiispee ti.m and iicliiui. Ali who expect to teach in the Public i-'chooL must apply now, as the Hoard objects to special exa'idnaiions. During the months of .July and August the ; ;u'KK 1015 HAYS of the' ."School Lojh missiouor tiro cha from 1 riday and kiiturda.v to .nO.Nl'A 1 ."ud i L IMj.vV of each week. StTlks U. M klm< ham!', School ('omini.-siiui1 r,' Iraiigcbtirg Uou.iiyl ju'y 7 ib'Hi. W IIS LEY A N FE Iii A LS irjsTiruTiJ, STAUNTON, Vi It rlNlA. OPEN- Pei>:cinV?cr 20lli, One of the Kir.it .-i !.....!- tor Yoiing Ladies in the United .Stnic*. ^iirroundings bc:iuti hil. L'lihia'c unsurpas.vd. Pupils frtiii'i Kiiv?titerii State*. Tut-in* among the l)0-<i in the Uiuoii. Hoard, Ka? ing, English Ciuir.-ie, Latin, Ejcmo'i, I in man, Instru mental Alt? ic. ?v ? . loi i. <? \ .. ir. frotii SepL to .lime, : 1 or t aj-tli go ?? ivritu to Ui:v. n M. A. lL\::nis. i>. i . President, h'f.vl\n i>.'-. *? i I'.'j t n : .\. July 7 ?t LYgnlar and Tnindent Hoarders can got good and reascaviblv: Hoar i :<'? tins exctd jeiil lidrirdbsg MViii-?'f*"vliLrli I have i>pi*l'ed to nu'Ci tbe yruwing i- .i' - i<: (.'rangtblirg It ?' b'caPd in ii doirat.le l.p.-. 'iiv. roil vrniei t to ttiehu >. - j' ir'.i -.? of tlio ibwr. and travelling pub! ic. i -I--. ::. u. "?i :.';mann. mar 10 indorsed by PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST" RIED'iCAL TBtUMPH_0FTHE AGE. symptoms of a TORPED LIVER. IjOsr. of ftppet.tto, N I)'?>weis COStiVOj Pniujn the nV'TiU.v.-it b a dull sent atfqn in tTie buch pan, i'r.m mfder IKp shonldqrj Vjliule. fullness aftor ???iti;:.-. ? itlindi.-in olination,to exertion at bony or_mindf Irritability of t?*inp(-r". l^m t hirUsTXosS ?f riienibryi with n t" i-litiy >?t iinTvliij! looted some duty, wearlhes?i Dli y.in. s>. i'iulterinK ol I lie Her.rt. l)>-ts bqfore the "?yos7 V ellow .--Uin, Head?she, Ue?dteiis? ness lit* ?i?ht, highly colored TJrino. IF THESE wakninos ARE UNHEEDED, serious diseases WILL soon BE devel0pe0. TUTT'B FILLS nro enpec.iolly ailapted to oncli canot,uiui duio ? IlVi ts Hiichnrliiinge of feeling as to iistonlHh tlto sufforer. Tberlnrrcme l?>?? Ap|?etttfv, nlid cnunp tlio body to Tnke on fr'lrah. thus tlio system I? nonrlancJ.MUl bvUiolrXonicActloiton tlio B>luc=tl?<- Oi jrmin. BcgttllM .HHk>Iii are pro. ducod. l'rlco ? cenla. aa .Hurray Hi., H.\. Okay HAIR or WlIISKKRS changed to ?Olossy ])lack by a Hinifle nnpUcntloii of Oils dyu. it 1-upurtM a natural color. acta histaiitftiieously. (Hold byliruggbta.or iieiit by exj.rcM on roceipl |l. OfTloe, 35 Murray St., New York. ?Pr. TI'TTS MiSI'AI. nf Tclud.lr Inrurmitlon **d H IVful Itrfdpt? ?III he mailed KHEK no application.?V Fertile and Sielt13' I'erWtlttN tterovcr tlieir vitality by pin f iiiiijj a roursr ol Hosteller's Sloinaclj lli'ttei?, the mo-l (>r.|>u lar invizoriiiit und nlleiaii? c incdU hie in use. (rcneraldehiHty, lever ni.d :tn?ie, ilyspi'psiii. constipation, rhcuniatlMn, mill otlu i maladits arc completely removed by it. AtM ttiosc wlin have used it what it lias done t>>i Inein. Per s.ilc by all l>l^lvei^t^ (liul L'caUTS fit m lull). PHCENIX IRON WORKS COLUMBIA, ?. C. P. KIND, Superintendent 0. DIEROKS, Proprietor. MAXUFACTURER OP Water nud Horse Powers, Saw and Q t M ills, OtUinns for Store Fronta, Railings for Balconies. All kinds o listings done at Short Notice and Low Prices. Work done in Good, Workmanlike manner. Repairing of all kiuds of Machinery and Engines. All orders left with apt. F. H. W. RR IG GM ANN, my .Agent at Orangeburg, S. ., will receive prompt attention. feb 10?tf npara success 4 OF THE Sohl by Oriiiigcbm'g, S. V. act 1 18S0 ly Sup ?rlative in its at lib tiles. 1HE WHITE Stands acknowledged Of Sowing Machines. It ha.* the Fioeat Fished Wood Work, arid is the BEST MADE Machine in the Market. Its Shuttle is Self-threading, ?Its Needle is Seifsetting, Its Bobbins can be Oiled without removing work or attachments. So simply constructed and Light Running, that a child can use iL YFar rented for five years, . THE UNDE'-SIGNED 4 fcfiVrs {<? Iii? fi'ir-nils midi Iii? public, at tlie .store rcc-Jnt y occupied by J\ W, MOSKISY. A full Stock of G cii era I MERCHANDISE. I A call sblitfilcd j?ud sat:; friction guar.ui I teed. I TORACCO Will ho mittle a specialty. W. B. THOMPSON. jtmo 1 1S30 ly All r liUR 11. I.LW1N, PHOTOGRAPH ER; or TICK OliANGEBIJRG, C. Now :;t A. P. Avhiger'a Store, V a neos' Ferry. i iLI a olio31 l U llili.iu Oboe in the liest muniwr and . 11 the inn.-a reasonable terms. Also j Of every t'o.-eriplion done on the .-In:!-: ( si notice and tit moderate 1'rices. V\ ork rcspeclfiillv solicited; w. it. 'now ell, Opposite ilarlcy's Corner, p f \ i 9 J \ W-T\ ~'r :' 0 11 ;i :i " "* s " i i V1.) i } i.j iJ/graves. ;ire iimmallv I'tiblx d dl ihoir victims, liv?-a prolonged, happiness ami health tcolored hy the use iii the great ( (: 1 ; ] . 3 1 {3 f< which positively ami permanently ctnvn 1 in potency icmsed hy excemes of any kind), Seminal vVeaknsss, ami all diseases dial follow as a sequence of self-abuse, ax iuss nfonergy. loss of memory, rnivcrsil lii.'situde, pain I he back, iliintiens of * Lion, preniaiiiiu old age, and inaHy other tliricVtrfCH Hat c:td tu insanity orconsumption and a premium e gr.ivc. ?Seiid for eirctihira with testhunnialfl frco by until. The invig??rator is Mihi at SJ per box, or six boxes for by all drug gist. 01 will be fer.t frets by mail, mcurely sealed, on receipt of price! by ad Ircsdng i<\ J. i f 5 IT. 'V 5! V, 1 huggis', 1ST .S'intilit si. Toledo, Ohio. So'e Agent for tu.j United States. in tv iii 1 v A I TO IIX KY A Nil < OX.' .\'S5'i?JSi<t>JC AT I. AIVi Corner Church and St. Paul Streets, Ortitigo bitvgs ?>? C? Prompt and careful atlepdon given to all burim-rs eiitriiited to in\ litre, fan :; IS81 ly Wliy Suffer ?VecdteNRly With the cntiYiilsinR, spadmodlc tortures of fever and ague und bilious rcmlttetit, when ItoslcUcr's Stomach Billcrs, acknowledged to b? a real curative of malarial fevers, will eradicate the cause ol sei much suffering. No loss effective is this benignant alterative in cases of constipation, dyspepsia, liver com plaint, rheumatism, and in general debility j.nd nervous weakness, For sale by nil Drug? I gi.Mi and Dcaleis r . .lcrally. ta VARIETY? TOEEj BY T C. 11UBBELL, News Dnpartment. All IlluBtrazcd Papers and Sunday Maga zines, .Sea Side Library, o:c., from which the minds of the Old as well as the Young can he improved. All orders for Hoots Tapers, &c., entranc ed 'o roe ?ill receive prompt attention. DEPARTMENT OF DELICACIES Where the body can be Refreshed with Pure Candies of all kinds, Ice Crcim of the richest and purest flavors every day, ex cept Sunday ffo'in 11 A. M to ?0 r. M. The -Saloon is neat and private, and ladioa cati feel it homo ? I.emona-'e made with pure Lemon Juiw atid Lo-f Sugar. fresh Charleston Patent Bread every morning by Express. Also Currant and Potato Bread, and rations other'articles too numerous to mention. Gall and pee for yourselws. T. G. IIUBHELL, may 10?Gm Russell Strebe THE EES . LESS & SLEEPLESS Watolimaker and Jeweller ?KraiiKcbwrK, S. C. Prices will tell! Facts artt stubborn th f?Bl Wlierc can I get the goods I want? Where can I get the Latest Styles? V.'l ere can 1 pet the goods that git me best satisfaction and at the Lowest Prio .' 1hesc nr.* questions that interest eiwVy bu inese man Answer: At T? LkCIIIAVETI'E, At Jos. Eros' Store, Attorney and Oounseller t Law OliANC^iiliUIiO, ?. C. OXiee corner of Court House Square and Church Street, the same formerly owned and oo cupied by Wm. M? llutsou, Esq. unc 11 II. SP AHR JKWELEK AND DKALKII IK W-Htchea, Clocks, Jewelry, Mtlsicul i n.st rumiMitn, &C. Gold, Silver and Steel spectaeliB a speciality. Just received a lot of fin 18 karat GOLD RINGS. /??F*A11 ?joocls warranted as reprc ?ented. 1'riccs as low as possicbh oetS 1880 tf rpiIIUTY (lays after date, application wil 1 be made to .1. 'F. itobiuson, Clerk o Court for Orangeburg Cmtnty, to incorp** ate the Executive Committee of Oraligv burg'Missionary Union of irst Division ol the Oraitgeburg BaptUt Association. J. II. FELDER, w. n. MACK, iL Mi RI LEY, J. M. H EH LONG, VT. GAFNEY. jnnc 2* 6t NOTICE The State of South Carolina, OaANGKDUito County. George Boll vor V Warrant of Distress against V W. L. W'-dta. J for rent \ Py vbtucofn warrant rrT distress for rent in the above case to mo dirertttl, I will sell all the goods and eh tltcl-t seized by me, at the. town of ."St M itthow-", con sisting of dry goods, groupies, liquorj &c., at public auction on tlie Odt d iy of Jnly 1>8! hi twciu the liotiiv of eleven o'cloi-k a, m and three o'c ic!t n'ni iil.nl *iUi t> continue, fr.i-t. dav to i die wh >.c U sold. I er a ? Ca h a ? . . ey. Slur'ui . ,c. C. Sheriff's Cilice, June -6