Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, October 16, 1875, Image 4
TsSl'KD KVKRY SATU1UUY MOKNiRci hy TUB
oh AKohnuun hews company;
?KP. H?hlVER^jfasiro?=s 'Mitnagg^jA
"sAT*i;udav,??Vi. <*<
Spot ial Premiums.
The following special premiums
have been oJlbred hy the merchants
and others of Ornngeburg:
Tiik iTe\vs ?fc Timi:s?Their paper
for one year for the best home-made
bread, and thp Southern {jtiltivotor for
one year for the bevt home-made Loi
ter.
J. W. IiIo^klky?One tin milking
pail for the ugliest farmer in the
?ounty, the ladies to vote as to who
sknll get it.
IE. Ms?tium.?One thovol plow for
the best bale of cotton.
Dr. A. O. JDuKTis?8 lbs best chew
ing tobacco for host ?linplc of cotton
stalks.
C. D. Kortjohn?One box Ha
vana sognrs, value 88 for best s .tuple
corn grown in this county.
C. F. Geiirelk?One pair .shoes,
valued at 84, for the best pair pi
barnyard fowls.
WiLCock& Wolf?Our. cake box,
valued at 82, for the best specimen pi
home-made cotton jeans.
E. E/.EKti:r.?One silver sett, of
children's knife, fork ami spoon to the
child under 12 years of ago who con
tributes the most articles
D. Louis?One extra fine child's
cloak for boat sanij Ic home-made
pickles.
T. K?IIN & I>l?).?Otic pair kid
gloves for best pin cushion, one pair
do for best specimen cd" embroidery,
one do for best braiding, one du for
best tatting.
J. G. Vest:?One gluts table sett,
five pice?, for best pair pigs.
Bull, Scovill & Pr^;:?One
stand wire castors lor best country
bacon.
Briuomann &? Crook?Sixteen
yard* calico for best patch work quill.
J. A. Hamilton?One pair No. 12
brogaus to the farmer they may lit.
Charles Greek?5 lbs steak for
the best milch cow.
Du. J. G. Waxnamakki:?Otto
bottle cologne lor best wax work.
J. \V. Cannon?Uno broom for the
best looking old bachelor, to bo voted
by the ladies, five boxes lye fr.v lit si
home mnde soap, and one saddle
cloth for best rider.
Buk.gmann Rknekee?Five
Ib.^ French candy for best worried
crochet.
J. P. Ha rle v & Co.?One waici
bucket for best gents shirt.
T. \V. Alrerooiti?One pound
cake for best and greatest variety ot
dried fruit.
Dr. A. S. Hylrick?One bottle
cologne for beai gents' shirt.
John Oueen?One eireiiiglo lor
best 2 you: obi collj county rai.sed.
G. S. Shir er?One box v. tic grease
to grease brogans, offered by j. A.
liaiiiiitoh.
GeO. IL CORNElJiON?One pah
gaiters for best home-made jelly, one
50 lbs sack flour for best home-made
biscuits, ono. lady's .-cart Ihr liest ho.ne:
made fruit cai.e, und pair scissors for
best home-made iced cuke.
K. Ron ins on?One revolving pho
tograph aiuuin for ocat specih; ns of
preserves.
A. Fischer?One sugar cured bam
for best county raised hog.
Hurrah for our Ornngeburg merch
ants this is the right spirit, and ?!
tlu's Fair i? hol success, \yhy it
aught to he.
Partie* offering the ulwa article's
are r?quc*ted to hand them tu tl.c
Board of Directors before Friday
25th inst.
Makhird?At llic ltcsiu:nee of jjtdi'e
Olovar, hv llev. A. P. Norris, Mis; FA S
?Iii BitI)NICH, iti Mr. .1. P. Hox ?f Fori
Motiv, Oct. :lu> 1 tili IS.'?.
IVOR SA'Lli
HOUSE, and LOT yn Market Kinyi
Wort side, between the residence of ML.
Albrucht andMr. Fzckicl. Apply to
SAMUFIi Dir.libi:.
at uJliee of Messrs. Iy.hir & Dibble
ret It) I in
For Sale or Rent!
The" Store imd Dwelling ofMr.\V;T.
M?ller, oil Rr?iigliion Street, near b'lis.ull,
lately occupied hy Al r. Frjiiinis EiiijgmuiVii.
A Fine Store, with a l'.ir aittultcd, oh
lower Story, and a nmiforiii'de dwelling np
khuir?; v.ith good outbtuldio?-- and a rieli
Garden spot. ?\iso, For Sale, 1 Hiu!diiit>
Lot, on .'Joutll .?! tlieahovej wiil u: l>:<- ..!..!
a good well of water uit premist.s. .'.pjily
to
.IAS; IL FOYVLKS.
oel Hi li
Foiled to tli8 Front
the
GUANO hi STo I; 1%
The HigbcM Mark'ei price : ,.-dll
Country Proiliiee, s;i? ii >' orn, IVii , Rice,
Pi rulers, Kgg?. ('idokciv, Kowles, Hides,
HeOMVHX, Tal lev -ml Wool.
a:..-o
Fresh firftei riea'A? . ahruwi en hand.
A full imd com ply its ??lock < 1 UUit5 ?
Jewelry, <'u. niS tic,, at .?i:eo:ia,,'c i<ri< -?.
Hejxiii'ing \\ iitcbes, ^ ;>?>'!> ? cvi.
<1otie in ;be b? ?1 >n: i.:m r and (he ?-: >rt?.?t
notice and til prieefl to i.uit lite tinier.
Ii. KZKKIKL
oct ig ly.
SALE.
The HOUSE ami LOT hi which I now
resitlu. Tho HOUSE is large, and con
veniently arranged, the LOT covers two
acre* of ground, und contains all necessary
oiilhuildhigA, everything is in good order,
and in TIIOKOUUGll HEPA I it, location
healthy. For further particulars enquire
of
JOHN (*. PIKE,
ort Hi tf
Sheriff's Sales,
Foreclosure.
t
Pcl/.er, K?ders. & Co. j
William Pnulling. j
Jty virtue of ilio judgment herein. I will
sejl at Orangebiirg, C. 11., un die first Mon
day in November next, at public outcry,
for cash. All that plantation or track of
laud (!<two hundred ami fosr acres tlmrc
of, sold to Caiupocll Footman,) situs
lying Kiit 'ki'ins iu tho CoiiHty: of Grange
burg, bounded by Isnds of (J. \V. Sellers,
tt. M. Sellers, and .lohn I). ?troman, con
taining seven hundred acres, more or less,
beii.:; the lands of the flcfcndanl purchased*
from John l?. heilt, Purchaser lo pay for
paper.*! ami recording.
Orangeburg C. II;, )
Sheritrs tdltiv, ? E. I. CAIX,
October si, is;."). J S. 0.0.
net It! ?i
Ail that plantation or track of land in
Orangebiirg County, on the East side'of
Coo'ter Mwabip, containing 100 acres, more
01 T< and bounded 011 lltoN. K., by lands
<if (he I - t?te of W; K. Sriioak, oh the N.
by lands of .lohn Ii artzog atid on the
S". W., ami S. E., by lands of?? Wostlierry.
Levied on as the property of Thad. C.
Andrews at die suit of lioubin Toinlhi.-oii.
At.H-0
\: the risk of former piircluisi r, all thai
pi.itttoil in said Countv containing 31J
acres, lit ore <>r less, bounded by lands now
itr late of J. II. O'Caitt, Saiafi Ho/iinl, A.
W. Militr a:rl (!. Pi()7.ard. Levied on as the
prnperiv of J. I*. M; Fdiirest at the suit of I
K.J. 1 icderi. k.
ALSO
2 Horses, 1 Wagon and 1 bray, levied on
the property of J; Wi L;i ivy, itt the suit
of Mai t< li ? ( ?>.
Sh'eriiPs ' nliee, 1
Orangebius C. II., \ E. 1. CA IX,
Oct. lUtlt, 18/fi. } S. O. C.
NATIONAL GRANGER 1
PUBLISHED WiCKKLY
AT
jiCUiisvi iAjV., ky.
JiEAl.'Ql AHTEKS
N ATI UN Ah ?IJANUK.
THE LEADING
(iKA.NIi PAPEli
$1.00 Per Year. $1.115 Per Year in
Clubs. Four Mouth for cts.
Subscription* IVacuivi'd Here.
oct y It
{?keaet INlT?l KUliNiU!''
Penny Ssctn! is ;t I'cuity liaritotl;
SI 0.000 GIVEN AWAY.
We will send the Ornngeburg AVira ?
Ti'i.'-:, usual price $14.00, and the Louisville
Weekly Cot:a?ru-Io?rnaI., usual price
$2.00, postage prcpai I on both papers, for
one vor. for 00.
The Weekly ft lirit r-Johihal is (he ?re.it
NATIONAL FAMI LY N !?: W.SIM 1'KU.
it will, ".i ! *i ? liiler ?lrt, 1875, distri
j bate imparti.illy IO,t)|jU in valuable pr.
? i it.r. :i*iioiig its miL-ci ihers, ami every .-nb
set'iptioh sent lliii iijdi u- will l>e entitled to
:?. r j i '- rt tl and numbered receipt for tlib
disiributiirnt.
Send tis $".>;?0 and get belli pjipers.
t'.'l ll) rtl
Will open his Photograph Uall*ry over
the Old Haiik building, on Monday
October 1 hh, and will be prepared to make
Photographs, Ferrotypes, A nibro types,
Ph'lines ofovt'ry style iititl all si/.es. Special
uttetition pa'nl to Copying from old Pic
tures. Enliirginc, to life size, or reducing lo
.-^lit, rings, lockets, or hroehes.
F. A SCH IFFLKYi
Photographer.
oct I) td
Twp-ri?a to ?omtra.ctorl.
OKI' ICE < >F CO., COMMLSSlt LN'EK'S,
t >UA >:<; i.:.;" t:;;, Cot!NTV.
Oraiigelairg, S. I'., t?etol.er ?th 187.?.
SeaIeil proposals will be received until the
(?Iii day of Novenib r next for the rebuild
ing entirely new, tho Uiver Hriilge near the
Town of OVmigi'httrg, known n% iheOrangc
bnr^ Iti'ver llridge, a bo both bridges
Itiiown us C:i\i ( ';r\ -ii 1'iill Swamp Hoiid,
now io he II?. bull I of entirely m-w niattfi'ial
to (lie lowtsl (Udder, for piinicuiiir.^,
apply to thi.i olliee.
I'y Order of the Hoiiil.
CiEO. r."!.l\ KK,
Clerk.
oct it It
it M O Y it b>
TO 'J JI !?] U lvAli
(jF
A. ; t:" i! :;u's SToilK
\Vherc I i-.ni piepart il to serve the Public
?t*tli?; shiii'U Uoliee in my line of bnsiness.
Tht'.nl.iu^ the (,'iiizeus for their liberal
pain-na^e in the past; I beg a cbiiliiitiiiiiee of
the .- .line iu die future.
MOSES HHOWX,JJarb:ir.
(; i j > v i) i: & f.; i ,< >v i :i i,
A TTO Ii N i: YS A T 1 / A W,
i ()llife opposite (:'t?tti t I loitH?iS^ptaru;
) < >i*j11!? ?< S- C
L'i \v. CiLOVKl:, MoitTIMKH 151.OV.KU,
J UJ I't'H ( il.OVKIt.
Feh; 10 tf
js;> ro >
ll'ov b>a.V ill iiSoltU'. Terms trco,
j Addre'sa 0. STINSOX .V (?().,
i P'irtl-.tnd, Maine.
jn n 2 9 1675 ly
MILES G. PARKER
Stole th reo hundred thousand dollars from the State, but wo havocorr
eluded not to fret about it, and attend to the WANTS of our customers.
We have
RECAPTURED
Those who had forgotten our REMOVAL, and arc prepared to offer to
the public an unsurpassed selection of DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
HA HD WARE, GROCERIES
AND
WINES and LIQUORS never beforo equalled
*IN
This Market. Those who havo dealt with us knew that we pay the
HIGHEST PRICE for Cotton and Produco of all kinds. If we do not
stand by our promises wo offer as a forfeit
THE ORANGEBURG JAIL.
Let every one who may como to the Fair or Circus, give ijb a call before
returning home to kiss his wife or sweetheart.
BRIGGMANN & RENNEKER.
AT MERONEY'S OLD STAND.
THE LARGEST CIRCUS
I3? THE WOULD!
Is '.hat advertised to be here on the 27th inst. It is not
JOHN ROBINSON'S
But a much better one. (A better SHOW can be seen at my Store
every day in the week.)
FIVE LIONS
Will be turned loose in the ring, while a gonuiac Goril'.a will pass
through the audience selling tickets to the concert, but I have SOME
THING in my store to beat all this.
ONE HUNDRED MONKEYS
Will do the apple selling, (but I have more than apples for sale.)
Ami now withoiit jesting, I cau honestly announce to my Customers and the
Public that I have on hand as full and complete a line of the following ar
ticles as was ever brought to Orangcburg, consisting of
Dry Groods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware^ Ales, Wines,
Liquors, Tobaccos, Segars, &c.
Reipectfully,
J WjVJLLA.CE cannon
Executor's Notice.
AH |>ur.-inn? having demands against tho
Instate of Kuben Walker deceased, will pre
senl the same tu the undersigned or hin
Atiorney.H Mcs-irsi I/.lar & Oil.ble on or be
fore the first clay of peeunihvr next, and all
persons indebted to Faid Estate will make
immediate nay ?hellt.
V. V. S. AUSTIN,
Qualified Executor.
Outober 3rd 1S75.
oct 0 3t
OHAXCiEUUIlG.
IN PRORATE COURT.
Kfrmrtc Jcwella S. Thomson, Widow; and
Eleanor Thomson, Minor Child of
Charles K. Thomson, deceased, by her
t iiiiirdian.
Ad Littm JewtjlftS, Thornton.?Petition for
Homestead, Ac.
Public notice is hereby given, that
Jewella S. Tlioinson and Eleanor Thomson,
above named, Widow and Minor Child of
Charles It. TboniHon, deceased, have ap?
plied by Petition to mo, aa Probate Judge
for the County of Ornhgeburg to have their
Iloiiu.-itc el and Personal Property Exemp
tion appraeseit and st-t oil) according to law,
out of the Estate of the said deceased; and I
will act on said Petition on Novcmbor
tenth, A; I). 1875.
1 fated ;it Orangcburg, South Carolina,
this seventh clav itfOciolier, A. I). 1875.
AU?. 15. KNOW ETON,
Judge of Probate.
Orangcburg County.
oi l 9 5t
Notice of Dismissal.
Notice is hereby given that I shall one
month from date file niv final account with
l lie Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangc
burg <'ounty S. C. an Guardian of Catharine
10. llantzlcr and ask for inv discharge.
L. W. ?ANTZLER,
Oct'.?, IS75. Guardian.
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OttANOKticKo County.
Oraiigebiirg, S. C, September 23rd 1875.
Notice is hereby given, that the River Bri
dge near the Town of Orangcburg will be let
biit to i be lowest bidder, for Rupair at said
llridgc on the 8tli day of October at 10
o'clock, A. M., specification and plan to be
made known at said day. Also on the same
day at It o'clock, P. M., there will be lot out
the bridge- known as Caw Caw to the lowest
bidder IMan and Specification made known
at said bridge on same day.
by Onler of the Hoard.
Ol), ROLI VEK,
Clerk of Co. Com'r?.
sept 25 5t
Booki ! Stationery! Music!
also
A lot of WINDOW SHADES nt an im
proved Patent, being neat, simple in pat
ting up, durablo and CHEAP in price
Lamps, Chimneys and Lamp Fixtures
always on hand.
SOLE AGENT *0R THE
Celebrated WATT PLOW and Casting?,
which 1 aril at Manufacturer'a
Prices, with freight
added, vie:
One Horse A and B.$6 00
Two Horse M and N. 9 00
Casting?.7c per lb.
Insurance and Collections prompt
ly attended to.
AGENT FOR
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co.
Georgia Home Insurance Co.
Manbatten Life Insurance Co.
KIRK ROBINSON.
Market St.
oct 2 3q
NOW
I ? THE TIME
For you to buy your
Drugs, Medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Paints, Oils,}
Brushes, &c.
Also a Fine Assortment of
Cutlery, Segars,
Tobacco and Pipes.
AH of which will be sold CHEAP for
cash at the
OL.D ?RH? STORE
of
OR A N a I? B?RO,
nY,
l>r. A. ?. DIKES.
NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OnANonnrno County.
Orangeburg, S. C, September 14th 1875.
Sealed Proposals will be Received nt this
Oftice, for tho Repairing of Horse Range
Bridge. Also for the Repairing of the
three Bridges over Providence Bwamp,
within thirty days from this date.
By Order of the Hoard.
GEO. BOLIVER,
Clerk of Board of Co., Corn're
Orangcbnrg County,
sept 25 1875 5t
THE MAMMOTH
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T. KOHN & BROTHER
>W
THE ONLY
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Now otToi to the citizens of this and cairoueding conntieo an immense
stock of
Dry Good?,
Clothing,
Boots ond Shoes,
Hats and Cape,
Faney Goodn,
Notiono,
Gents Furnishing Gooda,
Caaairaoro, Jeaas,
dec., A.c.
At New York Befcail Prices.
Mr Oer Steele is already very complete, bot we era receiving good* by
tery Steamer
All vre atk ie that you stop with us lens enough to examine our
fltoek and prices, we will then convince* yea, that It b ttseleea to go lurihsr ,v
ior Cheapness or Better Goods.
All close Buyer* who are judges of goods are invited to call and
, examine our Stock before purchasing.
We Cannot be UlfDEBSOLB,
GALL AND SEE U8.|
T. KOHN & BBO.