Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, August 28, 1872, Image 3
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Jp, p. BEAni >, Associate Editor.
{SOT The office ot the Timks is located on
the Comer 6f Russell nnd j/aiket Streets, oppo
site the Post Office. We would he pleased to
linTo?ur friends call no us, whin they come to
Oraugeburg.
JHzi?" Mr. Kiuk Romxsox is authorized to
coHeel and receipt for advertisement* and sub
wviptknin to the I'/wir*.
Critlhi & Iloflhtan, Advertising Agts., No.
1, Suulh street; Baltimore, Md., are duly au
thorized to contract fur advertisements at our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city nrc re
quested to.leave their favors with this huitKC*
Church Services.
Prc-shvterian Church*?Services nt 10$ A. M.,
nnd 5 P. M?Sabbath School nt 8 A. M.?
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon nt 5 o'clock.
Rev. J. I). Browne, l'nstor.
? _
Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)?Ser
vices on the 3d nnd 5th Sabbath of evcrv month
nt 10i A. M. nnd 5 P. M. Sabbnth School 9
A. M. Rev. S. Mellichamp, Rector.
Methodist Church?Services at 10J A. M.
nnd 8 P. M. Sabbath School at 8J A. M.?
Rev, F: Auld, pastor.
Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at 9 A.
X)r P. A. Dantzler. Superintendent"
TOWN DIRECTORY.
Mayor?F. II. W. Briggninnn.
Clerk?E. J. Oiiveros.
Treasurer?-Win. Willcock.
Aldermen?E J. Oliveros, Win. Willcock,
C!eo. llolivcr, A. Martin.
The Signunis decapito meet to-morrow
night, at 9 o'clock.
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Attkntiox A 1.1..?Under this caption,
Mr. T. C. Andrews advises all who
nrc indebted to him by open account,
note, bond and mortgage, or liens to
make payment by the first of October
next. ''A word to the wise," &c.
Wild Cats ?Several gentlemen of our
Iowa, of piscatorial tendencies, were out
on a camp fishing-frolic, last week. They
j-pent a night oil tie: banks of the Kdisto,
simong panthers and wild cats, which lat
ter (tiUA.si) caused considerable disquiet
to one of our yonug heiioes. He was
Diet hint, however.
Ciir.KniXit;.?Since the first of this
jnontb, wc have added over seve nty new
mhscribors to our subscription list, and
they ?-tili continue to come in. This is
?cheering, indeed. We hope to have the
TtMt-s in the family of every good citi
zen in the County, and shall work stren
uously to that end.
Thanks.?We are placed under many
obligations to Mr. J. J. Snlley, dr., for a
basket of excellent "Scuppernong" grapes,
scut us on last Monday. They were with
out an exception, the largest we have
*ever seen, ami we congratulate Mr. Sal ley
upon his success in grape culture.
Tlu se w ho nrc-fond of this fruit, arc
advised to call at Churl jo Thorn's and
secure some of it.
I\Atti.i:-Snaxi>.?Mr. Frank Fniroy
bus shown us the rattles from twe rattle
snakes, which he killed last week in
Kdisto Swamp. One of the snakes meas
ured seven and a half feet in length sind
thirteen inches around the body, and had
thirteen rattles. He informs us that he
has killed five of tjicse monsters in the
last fortnight, and the?i are still many
"more of the same eoyiS' left.
A Worthy ExTEuruiZE.?Several
members of the old brass band nrc mak
ing exertions to organize a new band, at
this place, and have, so far, been very
(successful in their undertaking. We
certainly can support a good brass band
at Oraugeburg, and now thai the effort
is being made to have one, wc hope to
see our citizens lend their encouragement
to this end. Wc understand that one
hundred dollars have been promised for
this purpose. Let the ball still roll?
St. John's Lodge.?This lodge of the
Independent Order of Good Tew phi re
celebrated its first anniversary, on last
Saturday, at Sardis Church, about one
mile from Branchville, with appropriate
.addresses from Rev. I). J. Simmons, Col.
IX II. Barton ami others. Wo under-'
stand that the temperance cause in that
section^ is increasing in interest to a very
* great extent. Wo wish them much suc
cess in their noble work.
CitUMBs.?Captain "Win. Bradley, the
gentlemanly nnd courteous Conductor on
tho 8. C. R. R,, was in town Monday
afternoon.
^ ?A. B. Kuowlfoiij' Esq., has returned
to Ornngeburg,' Ho had n fine trip up
North-West.
?Our friends arc invited to call and
peruke our exchanges.
?Monday last was nn excessively
wann and sultry day.
?Politics havp never been more stag
nant in Orangehurg than they were lust
week,
?Tho youth who wanted to invest two
cents iu ?oda-Water, on Saturday last,
had better bo cautious how profligately
ho spends his money.
?The By- Laws of the Palmetto Or
phan Home have been received.
?Mr Geo. H. Cornelson bought the
second bale of new cotton brought to this
market.
?The Orangeburg Agricultural Fair
will commcme on the 29th of October,
nnd continue till Thursday, the 31st,
?Messrs. Moselcy, Bull and Lowis
left, ou Monday night, for the North.
?Base Ball on the brain.
?Those of our subscribers who have
not yet paid their subscription will please
give attention to this matter.
?Dr. Dukes and Mr. .T. II. W?hlers
will have their new stock of goods iu
store in about ten days.
?Pay your printer* lull.
?The boll w< rm, we learn, has made its
appearance in the vicinity of Lewisvilic.
?A. C. Dibble, Esq., of Bamberg, is
spending a few days in town.
?-See the cliaoge made in W. M. Sain
it Co's advertisement, and govern yourself
accordingly.
?Considerable noise was created on
Kussell Street, in front of Court House
Square, yesterday afternoon, by the disa
greement of two colored men.
Bkanciivii.i.e Items.?There are
several new buildings in course of erection
at Branchville.?A "little unpleasant
ness" occurred at the depot on Monday
night, just before the departure of the
train for Augusta.?There is a nourish
ing Lodge of Good Templars at Brnnch
ville.? Several members ofthe Palmetto
State Ruse Ball Club, win/ have been
afflicted with Baso Ball fever for some
time, have begun to convalesce since
Monday afternoon.
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Tin: Match Game ox Monday Af
ternoon. ? According to previous
announcement the Palmetto State
and Orange Base Ball Clubs met
on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, on
the old Muster Field, in rear of Rigg's
Shop, to engage in a friendly game of
base hall. Mr. Edward Carroll, of
Branchville, was selected as umpire, nnd
Messrs. E. M. Carroll and J. S. Albor
gotti acted as seorers for their respective
clubs. Time was called, and the contes
tants, entered fairly into the fight, both
with sanguine expectations of victory.?
The battle lasted for several hours, with
unnhnted interest. At the end of the
fifth inning, the game was called and
the score stood as follows:
1"a i .m i :tto sta t i?
Batsmen R. O.
Philips 2 4
Room.'/ 5 ? 1
Reeves 4 2
Easterlin ('? 0
h'airey (5 0
Ilcaton 0 0
Dukes 2 3
Loryca 2 4
Berry .'1 1
Total 30 15
Oka noe.
Batsmen R. O.
G. Walker (5 3
M. G. Salley (> 2
Hall (i 3
Lewis Wannunmkcr 3 1
A. C. Walker 7 2
L. H. Wannamakcr 1) 0
Voso 8 1
Cannon 8 0
E. L. Snllcy ? 3
Total 03 15
Flies.?Easterlin, of Palmetto State,
one. A. C. Walker and Lewis Wanna
makcr, of Orange, one each.
Home Runs.?Were made by Dukes
and llciifon of Palmetto State, and E.
L. Sallcy, of Orange.
The Palmettos were thus beaten in a
square tight with a club of much younger
age, and of much smaller men, by an
pvcrw helming score. They deserve great
credit, however, for the heroic manner in
which they boro defeat. It is supposed
that ail idea of their challenging tho
Charleston and Augusta clubs has been
given up and that they will await fir
ther developments.
The Orange boys have cause or feel
ings of pride at the liappy result of this,
their first match game, and our readers
should Mot be surprised to hear, at no
distant day, that they hud challougcd
the Manhattans or the Knickerbockers,
of New York.
About 8 o'clock, in the evening, tlje
two clubs, together with a few invited
guests met at tho Engino House to pass n
few hours in social chat, and to refresh
themselves with a bountiful supply of
tho good things of this life. Short
speeches wero made and the evening
passed off in a most pleasant manner.
The Palmetto boys returned home on
the 10:55 train, much fatigued with their
nftcrpoou's exercise.
DELEGATESj
The following are the delegates plccted
to the Republican State, Congressional
and Circuit Conventions, which met in
Columbia last week:
state convention.
E. I. Cain,
James L. Jamison,
Thud. C. Andrews, .
K. 1J. Duncan,
A. C. Williams.
conor ess i ox a i. c ox v entio n.
Samuel Duncan,
-Ca Id well
Abrain Daune1}',
Addis? n Ilayncs,
P. P. Melyinhiy
circuit convention.
John Dix,
J. L. Humbert,
John II. Phillips,
John Wannamakcr.
Abram Martin.
List of Letters Remaining in the
Orangeburg P. O. to Aug. 28th, LS72.
J. \V. Antly.
Isom 11 rooks.
Sylvester Brown.
F. Blick.
M. G. Garick, ?
Jiney (Srahaiu.
1 hijiiol Jackson.
Martha A. Long.
Betty Mathews,
Mamie llowe.
Lizzie Smoke.
Secretory Oliver Lodge No 133 A.
P. M.
I). C. Uhncr.
Airs C. E. Zciglcr,
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
" F. DeMars. P. M.
W A G N E 11 & H-OK SEES,
Wholesale
GROCERS A\J>
liquob l) k a r, k u s,
ICS^S: '".") I'axl Iiu\j und 'JA: 1 Queen St.
Charleston, & C
have in store as usual, a large variety of
G IIO C E II I E S, L I Q U O Ii S A: c,
and in nddition are receiving their forgo assort- J
ment of FAMILY & 1'L.I NT.ITK >N < i K( >
( KHflCS, for the Fall trade, bought at lowest
cash prices, consisting in part of
Smoked ('. K- SIDF-S AND SH-OIJLDF.RS.
D. S- SIDKS AND S//< HJLDF.KS.
Family, F.\tra A: iS'uporior Flour.
iSugar.i of all (trades. A Largo
Variety of Orcen <& Muck
Tea. A Large Variety
of Chewing A- fimok
ing Tobacco.
A Large Variety ot l.laviuma and Domestic
Sugars, .lava, Luu<|iiayra
and Jtio Coliee.
And Various otliex* Oootls,
such n*
Salt, Mnckrd, Reef, Fork, Syrups, Molasses,
Chndlcs, Starch, Preserved and Canned Stulls,
Ac, Ac. Ac. Their LIQUOR DEPART
MUNT is filled with choice Foreign and Do
mestic, as also the cheajwr grades of lliandics,
(Jin, H'hiskys, WhieH Ac, too numerous
to mention.
Sole Agents for Old Crov?, Clipper and Oka
lona Whisky, and the Celebrated Diamond (tin
in barrels and eases.
aug21-3mo.
NOTICE
rpbe HOARDOFIIEAT/Jfllappointed under
1 an ordinance of .lone "Oth, give notice (lint
it is their intention to commence a general in
spection of the premises, of the citi/.eiis,on the 27
of August, and invite tin- co-operation of all,
in cleansing and purifying their yards ami lots,
so as to render any compulsory course unnec
essary. Regarding the health of the Communi
ty na of specipl importance, and having the pow
er to enforce an uWrvnnce of the "lb abb Or
dinncc," they hope that till the citizens will as
sist in seeming the aim of the Hoard,
llv order of
DR. A. S. SALLY,
('hniriuan.
J. A. HAMILTON,
Clerk.
(News copy once.)
DU. R. B. HEWITT,
34 wpN/nvouTir btekt.
G IT ARLEST O X, >S. C.
Curi*hc consulted on tin.* following diseases,
and diseases ?.Ca kindred nature, nie of charge
jnin in strict coid'n'ciiee.
? Charges moderate, um? within the reach of
All. Ollice hour." from 'J a. in. to 7 p. in.
I hj^liUMA'iV.S.lf nnd KKUJIMJIIX.
\ In all arthritic complaint*, its rheumatism,
i^Out, neuralgia, elc? tins practicu \* almost per
Itjct. Tlie most intense pains are almost iii
?Jtmtly relieved?enormous swellings are re
duced?J?nh.s wl ich have been contracted and
stjilf for vcr.rH are relaxed. Cases of twenty,
thirty nnd fortv years'standing have been cured
liy me, alter nil other means have failed.
A great accomplishment ji my triumph over
pain, by which 1 can often, in a few moments,
topthe nnd carry off the most excrutiating sufi
erjjngs.
It'thii system did nothing more than to re
lic, ve pain, it would stand superior to any other
system extant.
CATARRH.
Stopped-up Head, Running of the Nose,
'constant hawking and spitting,
constant Blowing of the
Nose.
Thousands sutler from that most annoving
disagreeable complaint ? Catarrh, without
knowing what it is.
Often the secreted mucous (lowing down the
throat clogs up the lungs and lays the founda
tion for consumption.
The most skillful physicians fail to cure it.
1 cure any case of obstruction?stopped up
head?discharges of greenish, thick, thin or
glairy mucous from the nose, internal or exter
nal?pain or fullness between the eyes?con
stant blowing of the nose?iiillammition of the
nasal passages,?iilccrntion of sehuciderian
membrane, etc., in the course of a few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises in the Head, Otor
rluea?Otitis (discharge from Ear),
Paralysis of Auditory Nerve.
I njn ihjily treating all a'Jections of the ear
with the most gratifying i??sidh<. Some who
had paid aurists nearly SI,000 without benefit,
have been cured by nie iu a few weeks at mod
erate expense.
MERCURIA L DISEASES.
Mercury, injudicious]v used, has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
stiller from its edicts who have been iincon
sopusly'drugged by their physician. It is vain
to attempt the cure or the majority of diseases
while it remains in tin- body.
Although 1 have heard of several so-called
antidotes for mercury in (lie human body, I
have never yet seen a physician who could
eliminate it from the system.
1 etui satisfy any patient or pliysicsnn (hat I
can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc, ami
other mineral poisons, in every ease.
CANCERS.
Noli-mn-Tangcre, Luptisc, or Wolf Cancer,
Scirriius Cancer?Fungous Cancer,
Rose Cancer?Spider Cancer,
il make a great specialty in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors.
iluw many caucus ami tumors are wrnng
v (rented by certain Charlatans styling
.themselves "< 'uncvr 1 >o?tor
AiU r being pronoiuuu-'d iiieiiniulis, I will take
any one of these eases iu hand, and make n
pel mnnent cure.
.My terms for treating cancers, etc., will l?e
based on the age and condition of the patient,
ami the positive certainty of cure.
The undersigned have this day formed a Part
nership for the purpose of uniting their sepa
rate Schools into one, under (he name of the
?RANC12 BURG ACADEMY.
Having individually enjoyed a liberal pat
ronage at hands of the Community, together
they beg a < ontlutinucc of it to thciil under the
present arr.ingemeiU, promising unabated ener
gy aj:d industry together with the further ad
vantage oT b< ing enabled, under tin- changed cir
cumstances, to devote tlicjiisctvcs more exclu
sively each to his own particular branches.
Terms payable an hvrctol'o.v, at iji.c end of
OJicli mouth.
PER MONTIfC
Classics, - - - 8 LOO
Kn^liHlt, - - - - ?.OO
Next term will commence on the first Mon
day iu (being the second day of) September
next.
Hoard can be obtained, in private families,
at very moderate rate--.
.ias. s. jlEVWARn
STILES l:. MELLICHAMP,
HA 16 L ? R' S
A CA. B EM Y .
The exercises of this School will be resinned
on the 2nd of September, and end last Friday
of January, 1ST-.'.
TER AIS PER il/ONTH :
1st Class, (1 legi nners,) - - - S-J.lirt
I'd Class;.?50
8tl Class,.3.00
Latin and Greek, fifty cents extra per month,
each :
Hoard, per School week, - - - -$1.50
" " month, (washing included,) 12.00
HUGO (J. SHERIDAN,
Teacher.
aug-Jl St.
T A VT I n !?
C<>TTON ii I N
has taken Ihc premium over all Competitors,
for speed and Staple. In .V late COlilcsl one of
TAVIX)ITS 50 saw (HNS, picked more cotton
(ban a To saw rival CIN. and (he cotton sold
Ibr.a belter price. For hkIc ut Factory price*,
adding freight.
.RUIN' 11 \ MILTON,
f Igent for Orniigcburg.
THE
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
oir the
O a-11 ^ o I>n r tx
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Will be hebj at
ANDREW'S FACTORY PUILDING.
Commencing oti TCCSDAY. pctnlicr 2!>lh,
umlcmHiig i.n TIII J:SI)AY. (Mcber :t)st.
fTtilli KXKCilJTiVK COMMITTEE AN
3 iiouncC th:it (hey are making arrangements
to double the l'UK.i/i CM LI ST, a ml to hu-reasc
the attractiveness of the FA I It in every partie
ubir. They appeal to .the people of the county
for their co-operation in the work of making it
a great hucccsh. The hdi'cs especially arc invi
ted to contribute, ami mofc than twice as many
premiums, as at the late Fair, will he oflered in
their department.
The following is a summary of the premiums
oflered:
depktmekt A;?fiel? crops.
For largest yield of cotton upon one acre, $10.
For largest yield of corn upon live, acre** of
high lands, $15.
For largest yield of corn ?poil five acres of
swamp land, ?15*
For largest yield of corn upon one nere of
high land, $5.
For the largest yield of corn upon one acre of
swamp land, $5.
For largest yield of Iliec upon ono acre, $5.
For largest yield of Peas upon one acre, !35.
largest yield of Sweet Potatoes upon one
acre, $?
For largest yield of IrLd. potatoes upon I
acre, $2.50.
For largest vield of turnips upon \ acre,
$2.50.
For largest yield of (?round Nuts upon one
acre, $3.
For the largest yield of Native Grans Hay
upon one aero. $5.
For largest yield of Pea Vine Hay upon
one acre, $5.
For largest yield of Sorghum Syrup from
one acre, ??.
For largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup fron?
I acre, $5.
Partien wishing to compete for these Premi
urns must notify the Extent it c Committee be
fine commencing to gather tlie ret pectiye pro
ducts, ii order that arrangements may be ina-'.o
for an Impartial tent of the respective viehls.?
These premiums t.? bo paid in Agricultural
Tools or Implements, at market rates.
(15.)
SAMPLES OF CROPS.
JOHN W. SELLERS, Esq.| Superintendent:
17 Premiums, worth from $.:.<)0 to $10.00.
(C.)
GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRODUCTS
Map JOHN J. .VALLEY, Superintendent.
12 Premiums, worth from $1.00 to ?10.00.
(D.)
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
W KEATING NORRIS, Esq. Superintendent.
28 Rremiums, worth from $2.00 to $5.00.
CB.)
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURES.
Con. PAUL S. FELD Kit, Superintendent.
27 Premiums; worth from $1.00 to $20-00.
(F.)
'LADIES' WORK.
JOHN W. DANTZLEH, Esq., Superintendent.
5U Premiums, worth fVotn $1,00 to $10.00.
(G.)
STOCK?Ilorses und SluJes
Dlt. ALEX'R S. SALLEY, Superintendent.
20 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
2. Cattle.
HENRY N. .SNELL, Superintendent.
10 premiums, Medals and Diplomas,
o. Other Stock.
COL. JOHN C. EDWARDS, Superintendent.
\< premiums, medals and diplomas,
In this Department especially, as well as In
others,, separate premiums are oiLied for
imported animals and articles.
4 (II.)
POULTRY.
J. GEORGE VOSE, Esu.., Superintendent.
12 preiniunis, worth from $2.00 to $5.00.
(I,)
FLORICULTURE.
T. C. HURDLE, Esq., Superintendent.
5 premiums, worth from $1.00 to $o.00.
(K,)
MISCELLANEOUS.
C$UT. JOHN A. HAM I LT< >N, Superintendent.
20 premiums, worth from $2.00 to $10.00
Those desiring to exhibit, or to ascertain
further particulars, are requested to apply to
anv of the undersigned for infornialion.
Premiums will also he oflered for plowing
and for athletic skill: A new, varied and at
trae.ive programme of amusements will lie car
ried out, under the charge of a competent com
mittee of gentleman, whose names will hereaf
ter appear.
Every eflbrt will be made to render the Faik
worthy of the great .IgrictlUural section of
which Orangeburg is the centre; and in order
that this shall be the ease, the work of prepara
tion must he participated in by all who have
the interest of our Mate and county at liearL
Samuel Diddle,
Whsley W. Culler,
Harpke J\i<;t;s,
Lawrence K. ItaeKwiTir,
Jam us I>. Trejcevant.
Executive Comtnittco.
BROAVNJNCJ iSw BROWXING
Allofiicys At I -aw,
(Iraxoeruro, C.II., S.('.,
Malcolm I. Uuownino. A. F. Ilnowxixci
liichO lyr
W. J. DeTreville,
A T T O iv N E Y A T L A )V.
Oflicc at Court House Stp!?re<j
Orangcburg, S. ('.
oichl3-lyr
I UHU
-a????
I ?J <! TO. INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
Orjiugchurg County (but I tt'\\l leave in .1 few
days fur Hie
Western Stock Market
Ami will be able to exhibit to then* l?ctwecn
the Iff anil IOth of September, at the Ofown of
Orangeburg ami nl mv St?hle? in Bamberg [.
SIXTY JII^^lX)
Of the Choicest Stoek the jVnrket can prodiice.tn
D It A F T HOBS ES, '
AND
TIMBER AND WORK MULES. .
My facilities for purchasing Stock are sur
p:is.?it by none. ' . .
I intend doing a . v.
ti I VE BUSINESS?ft?
JEkitX"! guarantee all Stoek tsold by me
as represented^.
F. M. BAMBERG,
nug!2-tf . .BAMBERG, S..C.
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT I
THE
NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
MACHINE.
with ATr.vc11>ij:xts FOIt all kinds op work
is fast winning favor iu the household, as shown
by the rapidly increasing sales.
This NEW* FAMILY SEV/ING MACHINE
is capable of a range and variety of work such
as whs once thought impossible to perform bv
machinery We claim and can show that it is
the cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arrang
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and smooth
ly running of all the Family Sewing Machines
It is remarkable not only for the range nnd va
riety of its sewing, but also for tho variety and
diflerent kinds of texture which it wi/lsew witli
emiul facility and perfection, using silk twist,
linen or cotton thread, line or coarse, making
the interloeked-ehistie-stielt, alike on both .sides
of the fabric sewn. Thus, beaver cloth, or
leather may lie sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stich; nnd, in n moment, thin
willing ami never wearying instrument may bo
u<t|lfstcd for line work or gaii7.c or gossamer tis?"
sue, or tin.' picking of tarlatan, or milling, or
almost any other work which delicate fingern
have been known to perform.
At the world's fair it rcceh'ed the great
award of the highest sales!
J. K. White, Agent.
Office at Engine House, Orangeburg, S. C
I mi 0 3m
tat
\4<
ha
THEY ARE WARRANTED
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingrc
dient? of any kind?nothing in the least degreo j
injurious to the system umler any circumstance*
?and may lie administered' with perfect safely .
to an infant'
They never fail to cure tho^niost obstinato
ease when taken as directed.
They cure immediately. In no case will the
patient have more than one chkll iffter the firxt
dose, and iu tho majority of cases not even that.
They aecojppjish the work by destroying the ?
cause of disease, which no other remedy pre- -
tends to d.O.
They are an effectual preventive, neutralizing'
the malarious poison iu the system, and thus- ?
averting its consequences.
They are warranted in cveiy instance. If
they do not cure the money will lie refunded.
For <.de all over the South,
HOWIE, MOISE? DAVIS,
Proprietors, Charleston, S. C
July 17, 1872 23 6m
"ENTERPRISE" SALOON.
The citizens of < irangehnrg are notified that
J. II H'AllLEUS baa opened
A
First claw LIQU.OI? STORE and Drinking
Saloon; where he will always in
PRESENT
To dispense the finest brands of A LI''S, WfXl S
LIQUORS, Slid ARS, etc, fftat can be had
in Orangeburg. DON'T
'OR
Ciet that the ENTEBPISE is a first-class m
loon, conducted on the most Inrprovcd plan,
nnd a place where loafers are- not permitted
to congregate, and where no disciireion* and
harrimgnes are allowed. Apreetutg invitation
h extended to
ALL
To call and examine my stock, l>efore going
elsewhere.
J. HERMAN W?HLERS.
jul 10 lyr
PAV1 B.iOST IIOTRL7
CI1AKLESTON, S. C. ,
Ii. Hnntilton, fj. T. ?lfortl & Co.,
Super! 111( ndenl. Proprietor*.
DR. T. R1CRWICK LEG ARE,
1 > K IV T A Mi SURGEON,
Graduate! Baltimore College Dental
j burgery.
j O?ee, Wirket afreet, Orer Store oj J. A. Hamilton
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