The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 14, 1867, Image 4
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A iViL-n _,An TriHlunan.who found in tho
BtrQQt a bill of lure of a roocnt dinner, dis
coyorod. herein tho information of "oysters
oookod in. champagne^ouo of tho dishes
served. "Bedad," says Pat, drawing his sleeve;
across his thirsty mouthy "I wish I was an oys
tor." . . t ?'. ;
Poring th? rcc?nt .session of ,the Equal
Rights' Convention, a strong-minded female I
ohtcred a street railroad car. An old gent
rose to give hor a. scat, but asked, "Bo you J
ono of thoso woman's righters 7" "I be." I
"You believe ' a womatf should have olli fho j
righfejoi5 a man 7" "Yes, I do." "Thetfsfand |
up'And enjoy them like a man," and she did
stand up. j
"^antDcti?
people are most likely to take cold ?"
"Why, noj ino stranger in du town, and
can't tell dut!" 1
"Well, I will tell you?it is de bank."
"How ia dat.?"
"Because dare arc so many drafts iu it."
""Pat ia good : hut oau you toll me sab. what
makes da.ro be sp many draits in it?" ,, w, ?
. "No>-. . .? uli-?Ma*i
.iH'BoeauBo.so mnny go dare to raise do windi!
yah, yah, yah:" M.I'" " ri ' !
.noii.M l.'J"- JH?^W !? . PFB?I I TUT* litt
-u^.RQ^?iMyflr^US'ih.oon, }\isa B.,.wns. on
gagod to be married to a goutlemcn of thirty
.six.1 Her mother having noticed her low spir
its for some time, inquired the reason.
? VOh, dear mamma," replied the young jladjr; |
"I was thinking about my busband being
twice biy age !" 1 " ' ' '
^'That's, very true, but he's only thirty-six,."
' He's only 'thirty-six now, dear nmrowa-j
hut'when I'm sixty-" . *
"Well?" .
"Ob, dear! why, then he'll be a luintlmi
((mi ttvSritif !"
'. * ^_
Watermelon Extraordinary.
"How much do you ask for that watermelon,"
asked a crude dapper-looking chap of a sturdy
darkey, who was mounted on a cart, before
one of tlu principal hotels in Philadelphia.
"For dis big one ? Why Massa, 1 reokon
he>s wurf tree levies, T does."
^Is It ripe ?"
"Oh yes, .Massa, he rinc. shure. I will
plugs urn dough, if you say so." With that
the darkey out with his old jnek-nife and was
making thdifirst incision in the melon, when it
gave a long, deep and piercing ' Oh!"
"Why do you stop." enquired the gentleman.
"Brcss dc Lord, I lot hint hollored. I did."
"Cut away and sec if it's ripd."' t ?
lie gavo another poke with his knife, and
this timo the nrelon shrieked out, "Oh! mur
der, you kill mc !" Before the last word was
out, thc'melon went tumbling to the ground
one side of the cart fiud the darkey on the
Other, bellowing?"Oh ! dc Lord of hebboba!"
Picking himself up,* ho half-scramblod, half
ran a few paces from the cart, and, tnrning/to
behold the fragments of the melon, continued.
"Whew, dis nigger nebbcr stands dat. Clar
to God it holler murder." While Wyman, the
celebrated ventriloquist, walked quietly away,
amid the shouts and roars of the bystanders.
Nothing litis Happened.
Soihc years ago, a farmer, living in a village
bordering of Borks county, furnished one of his
three sons with a sum of money and told him
to go West and remain two years, at tho end
of which time he should return to Lancaster,
stop at Schofield's and ono of them would be
there to meet him. The young man started
on his travols, and at the end of the specified
timct he returned. It should be premised that
telegraphs were not then in' existonoo, the pos
tal-system was not so perfect as it is to-day,
and literary attainments were not so general,
hence no>>' communication took plaoo botweon
tho parties. He returned, however, ub we
said. His brother was there to meet him, and
they both proceodod homeward in a buggy.
Tho wanderer, aftor relating somo of his ad
ventures,'inquired whothor anything had hap-1
pened jpinco he left home. ;
"No, uot a single thing," said the other;!
"cvcr^liipg^jjp^Lthe. same as you lotWcx-j
ccpt that the old brow died."
,"^ndppdj" snidjtho, wanderer,.) tfand .is the
old crow dead ? What killed him ?" I ! 1
'"Why, ho ate too much meat when the
matched horses died."
"Good gracious! are the matched horses
dead?what killed them?"
"Well, you see when the house and barn
burned they overdid themselves- in hauling
water."
"Good gracious ! uro the house and barn
burned down?how did it happen?"
f-Wcll, you see when daddy died, they were
carrying lights about and were careless."
"Good gracious ! and ia daddy dead?what
was the matter with him?"
"Well, you soo when oav Sal ran away and
got married against daddy's wishes, he just,
pined away and died."
"Good gracious ! so nothing has happened
sinco I've been away ?"
"No, everything is just the same?"
HOPS at tur Wi;st.?a Wisconsin paper
says that the farmers of that State are begin
ning to see that hops pay better than any other
crop. In consequence tho cultivation of hops
is largely increased, and seems likely to be
pushed to an extreme, in which ease, by a
familiar principle of political economy, the
piv?t will vin>*h From Kilbourn City sta
tionj4^^b\^o^ds; of hop^roots wo?o\ shipped*
during the iast^scasorf, a quantity- sufficient 'to
plaut 1955 acres. It- is estimated that U000
more acres will be plantod with hops, this year
than last. ? ?
Borrs in Horses.?A very practical farm
er informs us that The used Santoninc Candy by
direction of his physifcian, for his children with
such success that ho concluded to try it for a
sick horse. Ho gave tho horse 16 troches (or
two boxes); such was tho buoooss of tho medi
cine in that and subsequent cases,.that wc call
the attention of farmers to its use. Santonine
has boen long in use as a vermifuge among the
medical profession,; being devoid of Bpjelltor
taste, it is a favorite remedy. Will farrnbrs
1 give it a trial and report. It can be obtained
at any Drug 8tore. tTBd Voz. to a pint of hot
WAter';> M?tUlT Hit T'-.1 HMHTOX
RELIGIOUS
A ppoi ii tin ent 8.
i ?? i \i;'it buii '?i .!*?) jj
Presbyterian.
Villaus?Rev. A. F. DmicsoN, every Babbath at
11 A. M. and 4 P. M ' ; " ' i i
Lecture cverV Th?rsdo> at 7f P. Mi1'"'
t Episcopal. '-'ITU
Vji.laoe?Rev. Stylen MelUchnuip, September l?tb
and jfttty m l"i W? JWM t^- M.
Rev. Styles MKLLioiiAMrfr-At , SL;, Matfhews
Church, (near Fort Motto,) September ?th und 22d,
morning and arternoou.
'\n{\\fj'^?w-*vv\' irr. I !
R*8Vi W. A. lioucK?At Trinity 1st and SdSttn
dnys. ' . i ' v ?
Ret. P. Dkhuick?At Si. Matthews lut aud 3?)
Sundays. At Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.
Yili.au i:?Ukv. L>n. 1. I). DrtniAM. 1st Sunday of
each month at 7 1'. M. and 3d Sunday of each month,
J at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Rkv. Do. I. 1). DuiillAM?At Four Hole?, 1st Sun
day of each month.
Ukv. lt. j. EhWAuns?Al llranclivillo, 1st and 3d
Sundays, in ouch mouth. Santee, 2d and 4lli Snn
dflys of each "month.
I Rev. W. F. Ciiai'lis -Ai Kbenezer, 1st Sunday of
each month. Canaan. 3d Sunday'of each month.
Hull Swamp, -Ith Sunday of each month.
Rkv. 1). F. Si'iuxeh?At Antioch, 2d and 4tl| S??in
days (morning ) Corinth, 2d and 4th Sundays (af
ternoon.)
Rev. W. J. Ssioku?Al Glengnvy School House,
1st and 3d Sundays. Santee, (colored Sunday
School), 2d and 4th Sundays.
Methodist??Ajuiointnicttfs for Ortmijehttrij /Us
tcict. S+ ('? Conference,-Ith Quo/ fee.
On a no mil'no ?Supt einher 14, 15.
Ui'i'kr. On.\5uk?Ebenerer, September 12,22.
St. Geohok's?Indian Fields, September 2R, 20.
BpAXCHVILLB?Cattle Creek Camp Meeting, Octo
ber 3, 4, 5, ??<
St. Mattukws?Jericho, October 12, 13.
UrrEn Si, "Matthews?Camp'Ground, October
19,20. ' ]
Pbovmkkce?Target Camp Meeting. October 24
to 25.
Blackvili.k? Pine Grove, November 2, 3.
EilSTSRS OuaXOB?Shilob, November I?, 10.
Raun wr.i.L?November 1(1, 17.
Lexixotox?November 23, 24.
Aikkn axi) (1 iiamtevii.i.k?November 80 and De
cember 1.
The District Meeting will be held at Cattle Creek
Camp Ground, October 3d to Oth. , liishop Early is
expected to preside.
. A. M. CI1U1 UTZBERG; P. E.
Villaok?Rtv. W. G. Connkr, every Sabbath at
10} A. M., ond every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Rev. W. G. Cohneb?At Zion, 1st and 3d Sun
days (afternoon.) Prospect, 2d and 4th Sundays
(afternoon.
Rov. J. S. Connou.?At Providonce, 2d ond 4th
Sundays 10} A. M. AtGerlzini. 2d and 4th Sun
j days 3} P- M. At Target 1st ami 3d Sundays 10$
' A. M. At Bethlehem, 1st and 3d Sundays, 8} P.
M.
Rev. Jouj* Ibabimrt.?Andrew Chapel 1st Sun
day, Ebeneier arid'Gethsomane 2d Sunday, Trinity
3d Sunday,; Calvary 4th Sunday.
Rev. L. W. Rast.? Trinity 1st Sunday, Calvary
2d Sunday, Adrew Chapel 3d Sunday,. Ebeuezer
aud Gethsemane 4th Sunday.
Rev. E. A. Ai'stin?At Davis Bridge, 2d Sunday
in each month at 11 A. M. Hopewell Church, 3d
: Sunday In each month, at 11 A. M. Pino Grove
j Church, 4th Sunday In each month, at 11 A. M.
Rev. Tnos. Raysob?1st and 8?! Sundays at New
Hope, 10} A.M., and Bethlehem at 4 P. M. 2d and
4th Sundays at Hardiu, (near BranahviUe,) 10} A.
M., Cattle Crcuk, 4 P. M.
",We, yvHl he glnd to complete this list, and re
spcotfully invite the Clergymen of various denomi
nations to. Bond in their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
To the Planters.
COTTON TIK AND IKON HOOi'S
FOR BALING COTTON.
IRON HOOFS for Haling Cotton, being largely
in use in the whole Southern Country, and he*
iugsold in a nmcli less price than Rope, the proprie
ty of using them in place of Rope is brought tu I ho
attention ofthe Planters. Resides the difference in
value, the Iron Ties are great proservors of Col ton,
when haled, froin fire. Every Tie is perfect and
ready for immediale use. We have made arrange
ments to supply tho r" AR ROW TIE," ami will he
jirepare.il to till orders promptly at the Lowest Mar
ket Price. We beg thai our iriends in ordering,
will stale whether Ihcy will use Ties or Hope.
E. II. ItODGEltS & CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
Charleston S. 0.
july 20 2ni
BUNCIIE8 FACTORY YARN,
J_\J\J just- received and for sale by
EZEKiEL A KOllN.
fch23 e ly
"FUST RECEIVED PROM THE UP
Ur Conn try Mty Hacks New Extra Family
b'LOJJR. Vor sale very cheap at
KZKKIEL & KOIJVS.
Heb 23. l v
CHARLESTON CARDS.
WM. WALTON SMITH,
COTTON FAGTOI i
?and?
COM MISSION M EROII ANT.
Boycc ds Co.'s Wharf.
' "^i. CHARLESTON, S. 1>.
SOxT'Prompt and personal attention given to the
sale of Cotton.
nug 24 rnoB 0
WILLIS & GEIS OLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
? , ^SHIPPING AGENTS.'
Wl UE ATTRN'D TO TM E I'URCH ASK.
sale and shipment to foreign anil Do
mestic Ports. ufCotUin, Rico. I.umher and Nav
al Stoics. ' t T M fg
ATLANTIC WHARF, j
GHARLESTON; 8,
E. WILLIS. A LEX. U. CHiSoLM.
fob 23 1 y
8, Thomas, Jn.. Wa. S. Lamkkai'.,
William G. Whildon & Co.
" FORMERLY OF
HAYDEN & WII1LDEN,
llRAI.KKS IN
WATCHES, .1EWELRY, SILVER WARE, CROCK
ERA*', CHINA. CLASS WARE. AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES.
Old Gold 'and Sdn r pitfrhaxnf.' ]\atche.< and
,fcwrfri/ It'pa in r I.
225 Kin?j:-St.. Corner of Bcaufain.
,1 T WHOLESALE 11 IF A VXE STREET
CHARLESTON. S. C
feb 2:'. c 1 y
'!?.?? \ ?{ \~\ '/i ;? f f v i i'.'f ?v.? . ? ?
H. L. Jeffers & Co,
FA CT( )RS
AND
Commission Mercliants,
CUAllLESTOS. S (\
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
of Cotton and other Produce. Orders for sup
plies carefully attended In.
Refer to Captain John A. Hamilton, lt. G. Stone.
Esq., Orangehurg, Dr. Win, C. Whetstone, Si. Mai
t hew-*.
nfil li "'
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WEBB A CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS V:.
DRY GOODS.
All Ooods are selected specially for our
SOUTHERN TRADE.
AT THE ULI) STAND. Nu. 2*7 KIMi STREET.
Three iloors below Woii'.worth,
CHARLESTON, s c.
Terms Cash, ??r City Acceptance.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
II. C. Stull. Charlks Wmm. 11.?' Walkkii.
feb 23 c tf
Charleston Hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THIS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN
[SlS HOTEL hi ill offers its unrivalled acouiumodii
liiii-tions to tho Travelling Public; audits past
preatige will he sustained in every particular. Tho
surviving Proprietor will be happy to.do all in his
power for the com fort of his guests.
GKOKGE G. MIXER.
ftug 17 'i If
The Mercury.
CONDUCTED 11V
R. R. 1UIETT JR., A- BROTHER.
Charleston, S. C.
F. W. DAWSON, Assistant Editor
Subscription, per annum, poyoblc In advance :
Daily. $8,tH).
Tri-Weeklv. $4.00.
feb 23 dh it
T h e V, h u r lcsl o li (' o ti r i v r.
i'uhlisheu p.v
A. S. \VJ LL1NGTON & CO.,
City Printers, No. 1 1 1 Hnsl liny.
CHARLESTON, S. C
TERMS.
Daily oe.,- year. $10.00.
Daily Six Months. ">.<>'>.
Daily Three Mimths. 2,f>0.
Tri-Weeklv, one vcar. . 0.00
Tri-Weeklv. Six Months. 4,00.
Charleston Daily News,
(! R CAT1ICART, Editor.
CATHCART, McMILLAN ev MORTON
Erajiri'rfiirs.
No. IS IIayne Strect.
CITY 1*1*1 TS T ISI IS.
TERMS CASH.
SCRKCRIPTION.
Dailv.?Twelve Months.?10 00
Daily?Six Mouths. r> im?
Daily?Thune Mouths. 2 ;'?<?
Single Copies.5 cents
To S'ctv*! Dealers. . cents
Ill. .<
WOULD RESPECTFULLY'INFORM T.IE CITIZENS OF ORANQEDORO ?ND THE ADJOINI2CO
Districts that I am Htill at ray Old Stand, ready to do any work, in piy lino at the Shorted Notice.
I have on hand several New und. Second hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, also two WAGONS, otic
4 Horse und one |. -
TWO NEW
r .'An. -
-ALSO?
fWilll
the Shipment Notice,
also I
t'i') A id7/ .'i-. m/. ? ;i,>/.;if,)
' .'?> A .11. J.- .!i/.i!*> , y r.lI 5?r.H
Mlftd i. ?"??':i;? "L [r.Trol'ol
? a .1 / *lO tu<;???..' i.
Whicli I will Sell for $'lfiO'ciielr, Wiirrunt^d l'o do fiooB Work, or to he returned. :. ;. . .
My Cotton Gins and Press are in perfect order.; atel ready to (UN oil TO I.I* for all
favor me with their Cotton the Doming Season. ' t?ii f a
I am Agent for , .
? , i '" ' hoi: ??mi m.!-.! ? k ?
Dillon's Universal ?otton Tie
AND IRON HOOP FOR RA LI NO COTTON.
those who may
M!"*) i ii
Iron Hoops for Baling Cotton being largely in use in the South, und dicing' iwihl much cheaper lh?h!
Rope, the propriety of using them in place of Rime, if brought to the attention of the PlnntVM*, These,
Tie? ure, grunt Preservers of C.oltou, when bided4.from Fire.1 Every Tie is perfect.' and ready for Imme
diate use.
I
ton prices
A sum pie of the TThove Tu- can be seen at this Office, where it may be compared to the Arrow Tie.
Persons then can judge for themselves, which ihev prefer. ">? ""'' r.lwfax
IIA UP1N. lilOOB,
nug 24 c ly
U?e" " .? r ? vl d nil ' * t 51
will keep constantly on. hand a lot '<\* the Universal Tie ami Iron Hoop, whicli I will' sell at 'Chaftcs'
ricgsl-i-lJi c);uts/<ejpeu^?'B:added.: j -Wt.vv ???? I ? ivulHIui fvivo ni - 11
i ...r *l.i. ?i?s. l_.._... An:.I.:.._:.?....... ,i_ v Tl..
"Quick Sales and Smalt Profite."
ifOlJNER STORE. 1? 1 KSELL-STREET AND H^Il, ROAD AVENUE. .
GREAT DEDUCTION IN PRICES!
??:n:???
milK SCRSCRIRERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG DltC
1 iriet thai they have
RECEIVER AND NOW OPENED
r n k i n s i: c o x i> s r r r r, r o r
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Purchased since the recent DECLINE IN COTTON, which enable them lo ?eil
CHEAP FOR CASH
At Prices to -mit the TIMES, und lower lhan have been offered since the War.
WE ARE NOW OFFER!NO
CALICOS at Klc. GOOD CALICOS at \'2kc. REST CALICOS from Liu. lo LMlA&fc
01.EACH ED SHIRTINGS front Pile, to .10. " A C.OOH A ET1C.LE I yd widv ni V<Jc.
FAST COLORED SCOTCH MUSLINS at :15c.
J ? ; ? / 1r\ ) i ' j ' ) , \\ , I .
Together with tin- a bore may be found - .? ?
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
; CLOTHING, HATS, ROOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, ETC, ?
'1
LOW FOR CASH OR DARTER*.
1> John d. stocke:: & co.
I 1
M I LTJN KUY"
+ i
<o KVi:iit I'KM'iai'i :('???. ;
a r +
t
inus. ai: e. 12 ?? ll I
i mi.' Door West Im ? ?.:< .-? : diuirv.
I OH A NO EBTll*
4
'The Church of the Strangers,'
N K W; Y () R K,
REV. DR. DEEMS, Pastor.
STRANGERS VISITING NEW VORK ARK RE
.?pectfully Informed that a congregation, com
posed of Christians of different Protestant denomi
nations, has beem organized under .the Pastoral
charge of the Rev. Charles P. Deems, D. D..
The service is held morning and uiglil in the
Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west
of ihe New Yolk Hotel.
The Pastor's residence and post office address is
?J'JI West B-Rh Street. Strangers iu the city, who
are sick or in distress, may freely call upon Dr.
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member of any Church comes to New
York to engage in business, let him call promptly on
the Pastor of the Church of the strangers, F.spc
cially let this he done, in the case of young men who
will have n cordial welcome.
June IS g tf
Wofford College,
SPARTANRUHG C. II., SOUTH CAROLINA.
The First Session of the Fourteenth Collegiate
Year begins oil the 1st October, 1S'17. The course
of study remains unchanged, but I ha Faculty now
admit irregular students or such as wish to pursue
particular studies only.
The Preparatory School, under the immediate
supervision id" the Faculty, opens at thu same lime.
Tuition per Year including contingent fee - S">l 00
Hoard per mouili ahmil - - - - - - 12 tio
Hills payable in advance in specie or its equiva
lent in currency.
The Divinity School also opens at the same lime
mehr the mpcrvisbui of Rev. A. M. Shipp. 1>. D..
Roy. WhitcfiMird Smillr, D. D., and Itev. A. 1|. Les
ter, A ?I. For further particulars address
A. M. snU'C. Fresidenl.
?ug i i if
STEVENS HOUSE,
1\. 23, 25 d'" 27 liroiHficaj/, A'. i~.
t )pp.'-iie Howling <' rccii.
0 N T II K \i V R O P F. A N 1' I- A N.
rjpiIK STEVENS iHH'sr. well arid widely known
J[ t(< the travelfing pitblic. The location is es
pecially suitable to merchants and business men; it
is in close proximity to the business part of the
city- -i-? on ihe highway of Southern ami Western
navel and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The STF.VF.NS HOUSE lias liberal accommoda
tion for over ;!<>!> guests?-il is will furnished, and
possesses ? very modern improvement for the com
fort for its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
well Ventilat eil?provided with gas and water?the
attendance is prompt and respectful? and the table
is generously provided ?villi uvcryj delicacy of the
season?at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodel
ed, we are enabled to oiler extra facilities for the
coin fori nid pleasure of mir gilesls.
^ GF.O. K. ? IIASF. \ CO.,
Inno I i>in Froprieim^.
Just Received at the
Frank K. .Siting.
Ter, M. S.,
Assistant.
Orangeburg Drug Store.
?vi Hotiles ifJMN'IXK;
-Ml MOKPHINK.
HKl IVuiids KPSO.M SALTS.
Iti Us?hms CASTOR OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
Which is being offered Wholesale and Retail at
Charleston Prices.
also
For Medical Purposes
Brandy, Whiskey aad Wines,
Late Orders from !
MILITARY 11K A I)QU ARTKRS
require that no Spirits ?hall he dispensed unless
upon the order of a Licenced Practicing Physician ;
those coming from any distance in the Country will
please observe this fuel and govern themselves ac
cordingly.
E. J. Ol.lYKROS, M. !>.,
? Druggist and Apothecary,
Orangehurg Drug Store,
mar 2 y ,1
NOTICE
ON WKDXESDAY the 2/>tii DAY of SEPTEM?
. 11 KR, lW.7. will he suhl the
PRINTING OITICK, PROPERTY, BUflB
NEgjj, &c,
ok 1.
"The Carolina Times"
iVfiWSPAI'Mt,
Published at Orangehurg Court House, South Caro
lina, or II half share therein.
Properly nmsisting of a Washington Hand Press.
N<>. I. All necessary Type. Fur nil tire, he., tor a
good Country Paper. Also Job Type for Country
.lob Work, The Paper has a Large Circulation, and
does a good business. ,
To hu sold on account of Professional Engage,
nientfl of the Proprietor.
Favorable Terms given; part Cash. For particu
lars apply In the Otlicc of
sept 7?td$ "TDK CAROLINA TIMES."
The Southern Presbyterian
IS l'l Ii I, IS 111.1? evkiiv TIirusUAY,
// Y.IA MBS WO (WHO W d- CO.
Office in the Theological Seminary, Eastern
Building.
TICK MS .
Four Dollar? per annum, '(?'>- number*-,) in ad
advanee; Four Dollarsand Fifty Cents, if not paid
within three months; Five Dollars, if nol pain be
fore the mil of ihe year.
All subscribers who do not give esnresf? notice to
the contrary, will he regarded as wishing tocontbuio
their subscription, und llic paper will bo Kent \p
them accordingly.
Postage?Five cents per quarter.
All Communication!) should he addressed to
JAMKS WonDKOW ,v CO.,
at|g,0b> ti' Columbia, S. (,'.
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG JMSTRICT.
?A. Maokay.'WdmVof &&?\t?ity) V''^8.11 for
t* , v?. , \ Injunction
W: P." ifutson, Trtlstce, cf.'Al.0-1 ^"^hd Relief.
Irt'p'drali'nnco of hn order In'thiM ?Kse Crom Chan
cellcn Johnson, nil persons hnViutr uluiinn ngu'iUHt,
tli?? Btfiate of Georg? C. Mncjcuy,, deceased, are r,e-,(
quired to present mid prove the same before tue ut
Orangeburg ('. if., within three months frohi &Ab
date. -Li-/ 1 t .-it li.l iMt
Commissioners Office, \. . V. P. V, JAMISON,
Aug. 21?, 1807. J Commissioner,
nug -I *??.;.-??;
I ''i^^lfe $ ^.'Keh^v'rliiC? * **?
Admr s of Conrad kcnimcrhn. \ iv,
vs. }- Hill for 1 njuii. ti jii ninl Relief'.]
John H. Pooscr imd Wife. ei uf. rt
? ? no ?? ? ????' ?' ?. ' ? >i? \? Am
Pursuant to an order in this case, all persons hay
ing TlenTandragalhsf TheEslhf?'?f (Tdnrtfd 'Keffin.W?'
lin, docehH?<ti .'williprove .tbCttt Hietpyo, jue <wjih|o;
three mouths from thin date, and all persons iudubt -
i'd to the same will make, payment. > \/" \ ?? ?
Comtu&sh#ecV<bncfe, ? Vy Q. /. JAMISON,! i
Ornngcburg, (' H, V Coramilaioner.
...Jone;I, 18<H,(- JiVJtyrtli t< Y / 'ilff^TAK
wi ')<} i rMummXMrmiml
ilHtn^?Mte frW% ?TT .
Edward W. Ensterlin,
? ;1vs.'' : ' f'Hlll rtir niJitrtt'tloiVnnvi ttMidf/
lii /^'Hroiino^.njterliihfetiii^:!,:..,,.!,- [ij /; ,'//
A . Crclitors ?mb Dirtrilniloc*., . ,
Pursuant to nu u<0or In tins cane all persons har
irtg demand* aguHistOrc T-lMn'lVof ED\VDlW.'I?AS
TEH LIN. .deceased, will prove, ihem before me wMjh
in three months rVom this date, and ally one lullfcb't
cdfo the same will make p?JMien|?-i:i,! f.. ., , ff
Commissioner s Office, \ V. 1). V,. JAMISON,
OrangcTiiYrgC. If.-. K. C, \ Coutinlstibrici?"''
hhim- im. "Iii W fr?. -Jm T?1
?' -i - . ? >sj ' t tjl'i >Yt i ,t/'i.nstl
In Equity- ,n
. ORANGE Hl* IUI DISTRICT* u :,t.
.. Jno. F. Ilonnctt, Admr of .. :.iir.->?
W; ?1. W. Pou, 0
vs. j Rill for Injunction n'lid Relief.
P. II. W. Ilriggmann and others, ' --uui:??
Credilors? and Dii*trihiiteefl.- ?
Pursuant-to rill order in this -cnHe.'oll liersons hat
ing demauds ngaiiiMt tl|U| etjftte of W. 0? AV. Vvu,
deceased, will prove them hefore me *?Vthfn' three:
mouths from this ilntf, or they will ba-delmrred
pnymellt, and any one indebted to the same Will
make payment. ? ftll
Commbudoucr** Offire.*\ V. D. V. JAMISt|N,, ?,
Oraiigelutrg. C H. > Coinmitisioher.
Aug 14. 1W7: ? ) XII coin?'A
In Equity,
OR A N GKRIMIG DI ST RI CT.
T. W. Olentnn and Sa rah T. l/us' wtn?. V Rill Tor
adm r rifid cx'r'of J; \V. Tindal. vs. v Injunction
Jlio. R. Miliums and others. * . ) and Relief.
PCRSCANT lo an order from Chancellor Johnson
in this case, nil persons having, demands against the
F.statc of J: NY. Tbnhil. dccenseil. will prove the
same before me within three mouths from thin dale*
!? or they will he debar red payment, and any one.iu
] debt I'd lo the same may n|>pear bebire rue for the
purpose of areei tainiu^' ijtic r.nl yylue (of their <vtt'?
tracts. 1 " ? 1 .
Ccimmissioiier'ii OlTice, | V. b. V. JAMISON'. !
Ornn-'dior^t.'. II.V, V Commissioaer. m'
June 2?
. *
XII ' . ,nn,:? '
In Equity,
ORANGKBURfj DIS?T RI (T.
James p. ('. t'leekley, mltn'r t?f \ Rill of
0. W. Oissemlanner. vs. I Injum-tion.
M. A- Oisseiidauucr aiid other?. j and .Relief.
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor Johnson,
in this case, all persons having demands against thu
Estate of David W. Gissctwhiimcr, will prove !tImp
same before nie within four months from this date,
or they will be debarred phymenti and any one in
debted to the same may appear hefore me and prove
the real value of their contracts.
Commissioner's Office, \ V. U. V. JAMISON.
Orangebtirg C. II. V CotntuiBiiioncr.
February 2l?, 1W7. )
June 20 XII , * lamS
it . j_j_; t:i..: a_11.'J'hp'Li
In IS
unit .7 'itK*'' <r. .ri*it:<.')
ORANGRRL'R<l DISTRICT. ; .
YV. P. Phillips, ndiu'r & O.'/.. Plnliips. \ Rill for
niint x, vs. ? Injunction
John R. Milhous. J and Relief..
Fl.' RS L' A NT to an order in this case, all person*
having claims against the Fatale of D. V. Phillips,
deceased, will prove the' same before me within
three mont hs from thi'j date, and all persons im|?bted!
lo the same may como before mennd prove the real
value of their contracts, within the same time.
Commissioner's Office, \ V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangebtirg C. II. !- Commianioner.?
May 17, 1807. )
jitne29 XII 1ani8
? old vi ii "j^- EQUITY^1*'l,,5<: ?',!,ir,,:
bllANGHilURO jDISTRICT. f'
.' .. uJ- !..>?',;) jrA i
The Stale of Smith Carolina, ) In Re.
Ex. Rel. Sol'r. Southern C'u'cctiit. J I.OHt Docimientsr
Application having been made by Joseph II. Mor
gan to prove the past existence loss ami contents of
the last Will and Testament of Martin Kridity, de-'
ceased,?on motion of llutsnns & I.egare, Solicitors
for appliettiu it is ordered, That nil persons who'
desire so to do. have leave to appear und cross ex-'
aminc the evidence produced, and introduce ovi-""
deuce in reply before me on the 18th day of -Sep-'
I ember next.
Commissioner's Office. "} " V. P. V. JAMISON*/
Orangeburg C.I II.i f Commissioner.
June 12, 18117. j
june lft xii .??r?i! '.
The State of oOUtii Cnroliibt.
OR A NO KRURG DISTRICT.
In the Ccurt of Common Pleas.
II. II* Jennings. Jno. T. Jennings, vs F. A. YYtlcox
jen, A. E. TidmndgC.
ATTACHMENT...;
-t"!T HERFAS' the l'ln.ntitffl did on Hie 20th day
Yy of May file their declination against the De
fendants, who (as it is said) are absent from ami
'vithout the limits of this Stute, nh'd have neither
wives nor attorneys known within the same, upon
whom a copy of wtld declaration nmv be served:
On motion of Ilutsmi? ?: beeare, Plain tills Attorneys
it is ordered, that the, until Defendant*; do appear,
and plead in tlje said deolnvnHon, u? or bvfure \\\<*
?2ud day of May, which will bo in tfofe year of ?uf.
bold, Olte Thousand Eight Hundred ai|>i oixiy
clghi. oihi'rwls-e filial hnil absolute judgmenV 'will,
i hen be given and A warded against them.
?lV.'R0)llK-St),N.
Mp$20. 1W.7-. XX jnn 1 c:tml ' C. f. IV