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Tho Orangoburg Times L O O A. L A Good Appointment.?Mr. Robt. ? McKewn for a long time clerking for Mr. J. C. Pike, has just been appoint cd a conductor on the S. C. K. It. Air McKewn is au old railroad man, aud the appointment is an excellent one. We wish him well. Thanes.?Many thanks to Con gressman Dibble for Congressional documents in the shape of reports of the Commissioner of Education, and a pamphlet upon the Original Growth ofShcop Husbandry iu the United States. Improvements.?The greatest im provements have been made in Mr. Cornelson'a excellent store The ven tilation and capacity have'been great1 ly enhanced, and an air of neatness perVfcdcs the whole establishment. The whole is now being freshened up by a coat of paint on the inner walls. M on st En Rattlesnake.?Mr. Gco Bouuet killed a rattlesnake last week near Reeves Landing on the Edisto river, measuring 5 ft 8.V inches in length, and 4\ inches through the body, aud having nine.rattles and a button.' We have the rattles and but ton on our table for inspection. New Road.?By an act of the Legislature, the County Commis sioners of Orangoburg and Lexing ton will soon he called upon to have a new road cut from Keiiiierly's on the Ninety-Six Road, across the North Edisto at Slab's landing to Knott's 51 ill, and thence to H ticca 'bee's Mill in Lexington. Tea Cultukk.?The lea I arm es tablished by the Agricultural Bureau at Summervilleis advancing satis-j factorily. This demonstrates the; fact that tea can be cultivated in South Carolina. Prof. Bihhikov, it will be remeihherid, tried it with success in Orangeburg. The Literary Miciiocosm ?This j is the name of a now literary paper just started in New York by Hall & Co. It is an ably edited paper, the best thinkers iu the country being contributors. It is 50 cents per nu num. and a sample copy wlll'be sent free to any hue desiring to examineit. Maruiage Notice.?By Joseph Eroa, assisted by years of experience icecream, the great refresher of our native health to soda water the queen of beverages, delicacies acting as .groomsmen'and bridesmaids. The t entire party will p it up at Joseph E .ro?' and devote, themselvesto irrcping everybody cool. No Cards. CttME Home.?Mr. .lohn II. Snider, !the youngest son of Mr. Lehre A. Snider, who moved out to Arkansas about twenty-live years ago, is on a visit to his relatives in Orangeburg County. He is now a guest of his kinsman, Mr. B. F. Thompson of our town. We hope he will be so pleased that he will conclude to return tu his father's old home. School Commirsiovine's Appoint ments.?The School Commissioner will beat the following places on the day* mentioned, where he will he pleased to consult with trustees, patrons, and all others interested on Public School matters: Lewisville,Thursday, July 28th. Ft. Motte and Vicinity, Friday arid Saturday, i!9th and 80th. Jamison's, Thursday, August ?Ith. Branchville, Friday 5tit. Rowesville, Saturday <>th. - ??a- - ?- <?? ? A Seriocs Compi.axt.?Mr. Lc tham, the Scotchman who lias conic to Orangeburg says that immigrants desiring to come South are treated with great indifference at New York and are thereby, doubtless, diverted from this course. This is a set ions matter, considering the importance of the Sow of immigration in this di rection. An agent from South Caro lina ought to lm stationed at New York to act iu onr interest in this matter. State Normal Institute.?Through the courtesy of Mr. A. M. Howcll. Secretary of the Institute- to- be open cd in Greenville, August ?ndr we are able to give the following informa tion for the beoelit of teachers: Board at the hotels can be obtained from ?1 to 7 per week, and at private houses from f3 to $1,50 per week, washing not included. Persons pay ing full fare going on the South Caro linu Railroad can return free. On the Columbia ami Greenville Kail road the rates will be ordinary fare goinp; and two cents per mile ret urn ing. If persons sodesire, by apply ing to Mr. Howcll, tlie Secretary, board will be secured by him in ad vance. Thor? ra no nse in drugging yonrselSto death, and bnyiag all. the vile uicdichivH for internal uae when you can be eu red of fever and ague, dumb ague, billions disorder*, jaundice, dyspepsia, an well as all dhonU-rs. and ailmentrt of the liver, blood and stom ach, by wearing one of i'rof. Onilbnette'H French liver p?d?, wllieh is a ?uro cure ?very time. If your druggist doca not kewpth* pad nend $-1.50 Sn a letter to French I'ad Co. Toledo, O., and it will be fiest yotr by return mail. It iH the only pad that ia guaranteed to e-.rc. Beware of i*jur.trrfcit3. may 19 Dr. J. G. Waunamnker has juat received the finest Htoek of cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chewing tobaccos ever offered in Ornngcburg The Dr. never keeps anything but ?ie best of goods in his line and wo take pleasure in calling attention to these goods. Go down :tnd try them New <fc Secondhand ENGiNEs.-Take notice that Straus Jc Co are offering the finest lot of second hand enginea und new engines at cheaper rates than can be obtained anywhere. A fine lot of them will arrive in a few days, aud parties desiring to buy will lind it to their interest to call and exam ine them. The EutsTu Tak?kt Practice.? On Tuesday afternoon the target practice of the Edisto 14ilies, which was intended for the fourth of July, came off oh the old field near the riv er. The target was set at .150 feet from the ~rlUoro.cn, and the .prize1 shooting resulted as follows: W. L. Harley, 1st prize, Set gold studs; T. M. iVlcMiehacl, 2nd prize, Glass Set; L. J, Izlar, 3rd prize, Chair; T. L. Wnnuamaker, 4th prize, Box Cigars. The prize drill was postponed un til the second Tuesday in October. The company, as usual, made an ex cellent show on.parade. Inks.?We return thanks to Mr. Kirk Robinson for ? number of cap sules containing powders for making ink, each powder being a different color. The contents of each capsule arc to to be mixed with a half pint of rain water, aud the ink is made. We sire waiting for rain \o make the experiment, and will publish the re sults when we have tested the mat ter. We have tried the same ink used by .Mr. Robinson, and it ia a beautiful and cheap article. It is manufactured by Knowlea and Max im, Columbus, Gn. TheMketing at Gkokoe?.?We learn from Mr. \V\ A. Edwards, the Secretary, und others who attended the Sunday School meeting last w eek at Georges Station; that it was quite a success. The attendance of dele gates was large, and the interest man ifested gratifying. Rev's. Cullino, Edwards; Snider. McMillan, Moore, and 01 hers of the e'.'rgy, were present and participated in the meeting. On Sunday morning an enthusiastic, mass meeting of the children was ad dressed by Key's; Snider and MeMil lau. All tin; visitors were splendid ly entertained by the hospitable pt?b pic of this community. "Tt is grti ify ingto note tlie line church building and the good coudilhm of the church at Georges. Rev. Moore, the evan gelist of the Ornugcburg Missionary Association, a talented young minis tor, is now conducting a .series of meet ing.s at Reevesville. Danoin's, anh-K'ANcy Wouk.?Miss1 011?e Thompson, an accomplished la dy/of Savannah Ga.,just from A ikon, ia now in our city and has opened a dancing school at the Fair Building. M iss T. started Moudny night with a good class and has the promise of others. Her instruct ions here arc much admired. They arc modest aud beautiful. S.ho comes highly re commended as a teffchcr of the p dite art, teaching nil the modern and Eu ropean dances. She Mas taught class es with success in eighteen cities. MissT also wishes to obtain n class of ladies for fancy work. All should see her specimens of point and mac rente, la e, tish skin and s< ale (lowers and chenile embroidery. She is hom ing at Mrs. Neuners. Her adverti^ incut lixing the days and hours f~. classes will appear next weck. S..?. will, doubtless receive a liberal pati ou age in our town. * New Comeiw.?Mr.'Wm. Letbam. a most worthy Scotchman, with wife nDd four children, came from Brooklyn, N. Y. to Orangeburg last week. This excellent family has set tled on the place of Mr. Vastine Joiner in the Fork, a few miles from town. Mr. .Let ham says*, tlrat if he is successful and pleased, a number of his friends nnd kinsmen will be sure to follow hi tu and settle in our midst. One of his relatives ia now on his wny. We feel assured that our people will do all in their power to make the new comers happy antl satisfied, and we hope that at the end ttf the year tlu-y may have reason to be pleased with their selection of a new home, and that many others from across the water, or from lue North may cast their destiny with them. This is the class of settlers wetieedr and we hope that ii nnclcns is now formed for a growing colony in our immediate vicinity. Schooi. Nouses;?Now is the time to prepare for the coining' school year by building proper school houses. In some localities there tire no school houses and schools are not I'llnniug on account of this fact, and in othci'places those in use area dis grace to our advancing age. What then is the plan.0 To> build thuiu en tirely out of the public fund would takeaway from the means of educat ing our children the coining year. The sensible plan-seems to us to be, for the people, both white and color oil, to contribute of their means and In her, and, as far as possible, put up the school houses themselves, and save the public money f or teaching. If this hmvever caWt. he done, fet the houses be put up out of the public money. We hope school trustees will encourage the people, for their own good, to co-operate, with the public school billet als, for lu this way, and in t his wny alone, can the sys tem be made a blcrniug. -ORANGE LEAVE ?"We regret to liear of the illness j of Mrs. Dr. Reeves. ?The Summer examination of I teachers commences to day. J ?Will our farmers learn wisdongj from the drought? y ?The poor farmers arc having l| terrible prospect. \. ?Will we ever have rain? It isl sadly needed. : - J ?R?v. j. F. Probst of the Luther I au Chiirch was iu town ou Tuesday.t Rev. Mr. Riser is now putting up a bell to his schoolhousc. ?The eastern part of t?ur county has been tar more blessed with rain than the western. ?The building of Dr. Reeves, store and residence on Russell street is progressing linely. ?Wc want settlors to come in and buy our lands and become identified with our interests. ?The immigrants under Mr. Doyle and Gtipti Roll arc working splendid ly, and giving entire satisfaction. 1 ?The ordinance of baptism was performed at the river on Sunday for the colored baptists; ?There are some-men/who con stantly remind ".is that "the human heart is deceitful above all things." ?'Parties desiring new and second hand engines will get a bargain by calling ou Straus ec Co. ?Alonr.o Payne, an indian doctor, is in town attracting attention by play iiigthe buiijo and thus advertising bis art. ?The Bishop of the Episcopal Church -will-he in Ornngoburg tin Sun my," (lie .list, for couuituUiioii bor.vic ?Services will be held at the Fuc <?rv Chapel, over Wiles building, on <? tin day night at the usual hour. ?dipt. Mor'.imcr Glover returned f mil a pleasant visit to Sullivan's Is ! i 1 iml on Monday. We arc glad to joe him looking so well. ?A couple of canary birds got away rom Mrs. W. 'P. Light foot this week ind last. We wonder how they will hrivc iu our woods. ? Rev. J. F. Riser has completed he wing to his school house, which e ?'??ideribly increases the capacity of the room. I ?In some sections of our County j the farmers are cutting down their corn, and.others are watering their stock. ?Russell Street, from Doyles cor i uer to the Railroad will soon be coy- | ered with cut stone from Columbia* by action of Town C mncil. ?A colored woman at Mr. W. _ I Robinson's fell in an insensible state ? (on Monday afternoon, and-is still ly-. ing iu a dangerous condition. ? It is sajd that the use of toy pis tols has caused the death of a num ber of boys from lockjaw. We men tion the fact as a warning, in case any of these toys should find their way to Orangeburg. I ?The rush at the Auditor's office to make- returns during the last two days was tremendous. The time ought to be extended by all means. ?The County Commissioners, at their last meeting, passed a rcsolu tion denying the use of the Court House for my private purpose. ?Everything goes to show that ' She burning of the residence of Mr. J. II. Felder at Feidcrvilie was the act of an incendiary. We hope the fiend may bo caught. ? See change of notice in the ad vertisement of IL Spahr, jeweller, in 1 to-days issue. He has on hand every [style of jewelry, and is always pre-. 1 pared to do repairing of all kinds in the most prompt and neat style. ? The School Conimiss'oncr was badly poisoned last week* en hie rounds through the County by hauu linga poisonous switch picked up by the roadside. We hope this is not a sample of the switches -used by the teachers to puuish bad boys. ?The Board of Equalization of Orangeburg county meets at the Court House ou the first Monday in August. See notice of County Audi tor. Partie? having complaints a bon-l assessments had better bring them forward on*that day. ?Why can't it be so that in our Iii tic town election, the citizens both white and colored meet together and put forward a "Citizen's Ticket" up on which nil, irrespective of party, can unite. ?George Vetttv, Justice of the Peace, Toledo, O., says: "I was trou bled with sciatica and kidney disease for years at times bad to go oh criitML es and suffered untold agony. PjgL ("Juilmctte's Kidney Pad cured nuflH three weeks." j -p; - Read Henry Kohn's advergfln mi nt. fleis clearing off his stron and bargains can be bad by calJBSS t.t bis splendid clothing emp?rt/. ?A line Sun-day Schv.-r.4picnic/ place laxt Saturday at Cantu.in c!?99 in the Fork. A big dinner, big cr\__^ and big speeches t ore the order "or the day. The latter were made by Dr. Baggott and Revs. Chaplin aud jSteudcuiuirG. ?I). A. Strakcr, ire understand, litis ventilated himself In the Gallon til Republican in abuse of the Demo* (?ruts of Oruugcburg. The abuse \h harmless, but when he says an we are told, tlmt the colored people have no * of publicly redressing their ;s, he tells u not so. The eol Ipf.jthc Timks are always open yum blest us well as the most icitizen, white or colored. ?\ry Klection.?Atthc meet no Ed. .to Rifles on Tuesday on, Captain Dibble, whose dl now be very much occupied fpublic airaiis in consequence of .'lection to Congress, felt it ne cFssary to scud in his letter of resig nation as Captain of this excelh'lit Company. The letter was accepted by, the Company with great regret as Capt. Dibble whs an admirable ofti cer, much beloved by the men, and had done a great deal in making tire Company what it now is. It is forth uate. however, for t In; Company that his place is (Hied by so popular a gentleman as Mr. G. W. Brunsen. After the pa ratio and target practice, the annual election, of officers was held with the following result: Cap tain, (JAW Brunsen; 1st. Lieut.. F. S. Dibble; 2nd. Lieut., J, M. Brun sen; 3rd. L'eut., C. 1*. Brunsen; O. ., T. L. Wannninakcr; 2nd. Ser geant, T. O. S. Dibble; 3rd., W. L. Izlar; 4th., G. A. Neuffen 5th;, J. A. Hol man; 1st. Corporal; Samuel Spigel; 2nd., NY'. A. Hoffman: 3rd., J. R. Tucker: 4lh., T. M. McMichael; Secretary, L. II. Waunamnker; Sur geon, Dr. W. C. W'annanmker: Chap lain, Rev. J. D. A. Brown. Y. M. C. A.?The prayer meeting held at the Rooms las'- Tuesday evening, though m>; as largely attend ed as previous meetings, was inter esting and appreciated. The sub ject for next Friday evening, will be, 'A place in the Lord's Work for every Believer.' ? References: 1st. Cor,* 12 elm p.. J2. 27 vors. Leader; Mr. ?Mortimer ("lover. At a meeting of the Executive Coininittce, il whs thought advisable to resume the Sunday aft ernenn serviced held diir jug the summer months heretofore. J Tho first of tlic services for this sea - son will be held at the Y. M. C. A. Rooms on Sunday afternoon next. 24th inst., at quarter past, six o'clock. Subject: ?'The Hearts Response to God's Call." References. 1st Sam, 3rd chap. 1st. 10th vers. Pan. 27, 8. Leader, Mr. Fi A. Scliiffley. An in viration is extended to all who desire so to do to attend the services both on Friday evenings and .Sunday after noons. Rooms nil Itttsuell street over W. Willcoek's store, open every even ing. Friday evenings, young men's prayer meetings, at half-past eight L^flock. Sunday evenings, every 'meeting at quarter past six o'clock. fP BILLS r~~ '^^jjtffTf iTmlillBiWifi INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. ANB THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE, THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUE3PH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TO^iP?O) LOVER. JjO bb of tip p e tito, N a uaeiub o w_ql uco atiy o_, !f/ainTn fS ell e a d, wi t h a a till Bensaitton in IHeTb^kpart, Pain under the shpidHer blade, fulmens after eatlngj with a dialu> cTlnation to exertl?n'?f body jor mind, *?^ta^lllfyoftemper. Low "apiritB. Losa of momory. with mfecunit ofbmVrXHK nag le o ted aoino diityj vfeoriheaB, D1 zsd n ean. Fluttering of tEe^e?rL D?t?"bof?ro tba eycBT^cllqv^ It In, Headache. H diiTcBO* noca ot nlgrHThighly colored Urine. Ut THESE WARNINGS ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES Will SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'8 FILLS are eapoeialiy adapted to ?neb tunes,oi)o (Suno elTooto ?nthnfhnngo of fooling as to astonlnh the ?ufferer. Thov InrronM *h? Appfl He, and emme ihn body to Take on Flrah. thus 11?; system U loariihtil, and by thelrl'onte Aoilon ou th# Ifftsilntih-faui. Itonlar?looli?njin. - SO Murray tit-, jjLTj ced. Price 1o rents. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. Gray JlAtaor Wniaxv.Ra changed toaOLoasY Ulack by a bihkIo application of thin Dyk. It t-ttpnrU a nnturnl color, acts Instantaneously. Bold by Druggist a, or *ent by eipresa on r*<vl|>t off I. Office, 3(3 Murray Ot., Now York. ft D?. TCTT8 UAMAT, of VrJj?k?? I?forra?tlo? ?nJ fc t&Ccctkl Urtrtlpto will be bu?U-4 PBJI so (poUuUoa.gr FceMe and Sickly Persons Recover Uieir vitality by pursuing a course of Hostctter's Stomach Bitters; the most popu lar Invicorant and alterative medicine in use. GcncralrtcbUUy, lever and aunt, dyspepsia, constipation, rlicuinati.su), and other maladies arc completely removed by il. Ask thobe who have used it what it has done Tor tlicm. Ter talc ty a!! Dru^ei!*:. auJ Dviicr? gcuerally. PHOENIX IRON WORKS COLUMBIA, S. C. P. KIND, Superintendent. G. DIEROES, Proprietor-! MANUFACTURER OF Water und Horse Powers, Saw and G t 2tt ills, oluuwa for Store Fronts, Railings for Balconies. All kinds o nsti ngs done at Short Notice and Low Prices. Work done In Good, Workmanlike manner. Repairing of all kinds of Machinery and Engines. AH orders left with apt. F. IL W. BRIG GM ANN, my Agent at Orangeburg, S. ., will receive prompt attention. feb 10?tf UHPrBKLIELED Sup ^rlative in ids attibtites. gygEEII I IHEWHI^I OF THE Kohl hy Orjaiitfcburg, 8. <.!. url t lbSO ly Stands acknowledged mm Of Sewing Maehincs. It has the Fioest iFisilod Wood Work, and is the BEST MADE Machine in the MnrkrJl, Its Shuttle is Self-threading, Its Needle is Self setting, Its Bobbins can be filled without reui"viug work or attachments. So simply constructed and "Lighfc Kunniu;*, thai 1? child can Use iL Warreuteil for live years* THE UNDERSIGNED OHVrw io liiH friends ,HU4l (lie public, at the sture recent v occupied t)V A full .Stock of General MERCHANDISE. A cull policiled and eatisfection guaran teed. TOBACCO Will be inad? a specialty. W. B. THOMPSON. June 1 188U ly AR I HUR H. LLWiN, PHOTOGRAPHER, office In rear of T. KOHX'S Store. Entrance through the Store Work neath' and promptly done. ORAiXGEBlIRG, S. C. HORSESHOEING Dune in the best manner and ? n the must reasonable terms. Also Blacksmith. Work Of every description done on the shortest notice and -at moderate prices. Work respectfully solicited. W. 11. 1-10 WELL, Opposite Harley's Corner. P f\\J p LTT\? Tlionunil-. o IV V/ O 1_> Ci JU!j(faveB are annually robbed of their victims, lives prolonged, happinexrt ami health lealored by the use of the great ( i] .) V| H \ I) widen positively and permanently cures Inipotency (caused by excesses of any kiuil). Seminal Weakusss, and all diseases tbat follow as a sequence of self-abuse, as hiss of energy, loss ol memoir, cniversal lassitude, pain the hack, iliiniieits of vnion, premature bid age, and many other disease* ? oat end n> insanity or consumption and a premature grave. ?Send for circulars with ieafhubuhtlH free by mail. The Invigorator ia Hold at $1 per box, or six boxes for $5; by all drug gist, or will be font freu by mail. Rrciirely sealed, on receipt of price, bv addressing F. J. ? II EX KT/ Druggist, 187 .S'niinit st. Toledo. Ohio. Sole Agent? for tnu Unitud i'late?. to ay 19 ly ATTOUNKY AND i oc .wr; 1,1,0 it at law, Corner Church and St. Paul Streets. Oinngoburg, s. c. Prptiipt and careful altention'given to all bu.-intas entrusted to niv earc. jan .3 1881 ly Why Stttfet JVectffeealy With the convulsing, -epa'dmodic tortures of fever and ugnc -inrl bilious remittent, when Hoiteittr'?> SMrmach Hitters, acknowledged to liu-if.fnal-curative of malarial levers, will er.tJirato the cause of so much tmfferin?. No less effective is this benignant alterative in eases of constipation, dyspepsia, liver com pi.lint, rheumatism, and in general debility aad nervous wcaknoss. For stls By til ?>juijp. ?isti aptCei?trs generally. , VAEIETYSTOEEi T C. 11VBBELL, NoWs l;)eptii'tmont * All lIluKtru.cd Paper* and Sunday Maga zines, Sea Sale Library, Ac., from which ihe minds of the Old hh well as tue Young can be im proved. All orders for Hooks Papers, Sc., entnwt* ed to me will receive prompt attention. DEPARTMENT OF DELICACIES W here the bodv can be Refreshed with Pure Candies of ail kinds, Ice Cream of the richest and purest tlavora cvory dav, ox cept Stindaii from 11 A. M to 10 P. M. The Saloon is neat and private, aod ladies caii feel it home Lemonade made, with pure Lemon Juirs: ami Lo^f Sugar. Fresh Charleston Patent Bread every morning by Es press. Also Currant and Potato Bread, and various other articles loo numerous to mention. Call and ?tc for vomw.lv.-s. T. 0. ilflTilRKLL, may 1 IF?6m Russell Stre-jc T. DeCkis-vetto, TfiK UKSrLE?S & SLEEPINESS Watchmaker and Jeweller OruiigcburK, 8. C. Prices will tell! Facts aru stubborn lb* Where can I get the goods I want! Where eaa 1 get the Latent Sty lea 7, Where can 1 get the goods that fpt Hie best satisfaction ami at the Lowest frio These uro questions that interest ev,vy bu imnc man Answer: At T. l>iiCHIAVETTE, At Jos. Eros1 Store. ~JAKESS F. ISXt??~ Attoraey and Counsellor t Law OliANGEH?K?, S. C. OSiee comer of Court House Square and Church Street, the Hanse formerly oi?ie<L&nd.oo c a pied by Wm. 3d, Huteou, Esq. nne 11_ TL SP AHR?, m&TOHMifiaSS?Ei? and dealer IS Watehee, Clocks, Jcwolry, Musical Instruments, Ac, Fancy Goods, Tovb, Fine Spectac les in.gold silver and steel frameo. Jnst -received a lot of Jadies?rod rhildnnVs bracelets, plain gofd^rmgir and gold pens. Repairing done ..well And cheap. ??fSF*All goods warranted as repre seated. iPriccs as low as poseicbh oct 8_1880 tf NOTICE. r nrTIRTY days after date, application vflf i. be made to J. F. Hobinson, Clerk o Court for Orangchurg County, to ineerr*'' ate the Executive Committee of OVang. burg .Missionary Union ot irst I'rvi.-ion ol the Orangchurg UnptUi Association. J.ILFKLDKR, W. II MaCK, ,L At. Ki LEY, J. M. 11KKLONG, W. GAFNEY. june 2S ?t WK8LE?.il\f FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. OPENS September 'JOih, 18S1. One of the Fir&t Schools for Voting Ladies* in the United States. Surroundingsbeauti ful. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils frorrt seventeen States. 'I onus among the best 1 in the Union. Hoard, Washing, English Course, Latin, FiohcIi, German. Insirir* mental Musie, Ac., foi ScholasticTeir?, front Sept. to June, S'2-18. For CiiUlogue? vmtt? .to Key. Vi si. A. Hauris, D. u., President,