The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 28, 1867, Image 3
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of thWOfev?WflmjRo Nbw? WHl bo Circulated for the
benefit, oi/our ?^\;KliT?t91nu Ratroxs,
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jQra)'- )Vc 'respectfully request our friends to
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\ccc7t as convenient j Mul ifrpr>^ibU'. let us have
them by ThursdayffvcnmjJp^Wy this mcans} tec
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day, audif-ill be ci\at{ed to give more of the
latesf, nci^tf- up io the tllhe of bxtr going to press.
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rates as the,- OranoeuuR'*, ?.BW?| $2.00 per
niimim. Send in your names aud the money.
Decease of a promising ^Citizen.
We are pained to announce the demise on
Friday, night. 20th instant, of Samuel P.
i Stock eh Esq.. after a brief illness. The de
ceased Was a young man of much promise, and
wasdiighly esteemed aud beloved by a lurgo
circled ;of acquaintances and friends. In his
death'/Wc feel that our community has lost a
useful and enterprising member. His funeral
obsequies were performed at the Presbyterian
Church on Saturday afternoon: and his re
mains were removed to the city on Sunday, for
interment.
1 Errata.
We owe an apology Lo our friendj Pavsan,
for a fow typographical errors last week. For
"dead," iii 2nd line, read !:dual." For ' bloom,"
ill f7.th. lino, rcad '-blown," For "hallowing,"
'TfJrienFthc iuid)xlrop<'iw.".i 1, . 1 r,-i'i?n,
? -n f** ?*! ^tPalmc! Meeting. >??
The ..people of St. Matthews Parish are re
quested to attend a public' meeting at the.
Parish House, on the first Saturday iu Octo
ber, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
, ;; ]iim ?wi ? >.
Any1"1 information regarding Mr. GEORGE
M. Luca **> wUo w:ui hi South Carolina just
before the w.^33 ngcilt for a patent lathe ma
c will be thankfully received at this
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{Oilice, 1_??.a. ml^m w
i*n t?ii _'.-7s yiiie ftegma.
*vH?? tor^y ind?Vu.g.in the luxu
w4 > mW. but ^ ib ia> om'
Z T, H*: .' ? rcall v a Lvood one,
,to.meet wUti a segarthat is rcuiJ^ t- '
^'j. ..v. . . ' Our i'hanks
pic so much me ^v?re <snjoy it.
?arc dtfC to Mdssrs, J. Dy #wrKER J' Co ',01' ^
Jrcat of tli^s kind, iu' tiw ^i?.tln\(ll\^>.',l ? 0
^urfch'of-.rertljy fine segars, which by ?o.'nin
mcaViBj they rir^ abie- to scfll a(L y. surprisingly
Jow priee,-rrronly ? ecut? aj/mee. . TJiey ore
^vofth thi'/iie times <hc .money.
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Our >iXchangcK..
1" ''W/!?congratulate our Gcrnian iripndS upon
th'e mjosjtect of having a journal iu Charleston,,
in the lang/jjigo of their Father-luud, J)ie
CllAlu.EVfONKR J^EITjUNO, will be published
by Messrs. C. (/, EOCK.MAN $ Ch>., and will bo
edited by Gen- Joji^ A... Waokneh, so well
known to our. readers, as the advocate of Immi
gration. His,naine alone is a guarantee of an
ably conducted journal.
'I The Hoimton (Texas) Journal eomcs to us
full of good things from the far Southwest. Wc
(plac? it on our oxchange list with pleasure
The Wilmington (N. C.) Evening Star is a
mow dnily; and claims the.largest local circula
tion iii that City. It is edited by Messrs.
? Rernaud it Evans, two quondam -'Ilchs," of
facile nrtd sprmhtly jicns; and we say, "Broihcr
^liips. our hauQ "
New Advertisements.
!b?u Sec No^gf 'jji Equity. <:
Soc Notico of Market Regulations.
jaST"Law Blanks for sale. -See Advertise
ment.
; 4j?S 'f'
j ?ST" Attentjlon^^oung; Alnericn. Parade
this afternoon at 5'clock.'
I V ?
B'sT' M. Mc^asteu, Agciit, has a largo
Tot of Yarn, LimoV'&c, which is offcred.at very
loir prices. . .
'I?" Seo Final Notice to the Debtors and
Creditors of Benjamin 'M. Dantzi.er, d^e'd:
\tifr'l?ifiki%h'& KoiiN hrtvc ' jult 'rcccivcii1
25 barrels best Bock Lime.
\8S?" Application for renewal of. Certificates
of Bailroad Stock. See Notice.\
Any one having a Plantation to Rent
or J^oaso for the coming, year, would do well
to call ou Mr. Jui>K RoniNsoN.
?S$r- Mr. E. C. Dknaux is still to be found
at the same plac?,; jonv Main ? Street, opposite
Messrs. Cohnelson, Kkamen & Co.; aud is
prepared to do all kinds of repairing of
Watchos, vtc^clry, i\.C. Hb only desires a trial,
to givo perfect satisfaction. ,: ' 1
; Wo Would announce that Mr. IlARPlN
Riuos has oponod a Lumbor Yard, for the
sale of Dros^cd-and Undressed , Lumber, of]
every variety.
j RraT* Tn our advertising columns, will l>c
found the unnounccincnt by Messrs. CnXitLEs
B?Lb & Co., of a fine stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, &c, &c. Our
readers will dp well to pay a visit to No. 13,
Main Street.
I li t ? Pi t
Our friend,-Mr. Tno.mas RaY, is pre
pared to do all kinds of Blneksmitb'.ng and
Wagon Work, also to buU'} .Buggies to order..
Ho has also on hand a complete assortment of
Coffins, of vario-as ^ n,|d qualitics> Also
Varnishes ni,d P,/nts for stUOt Givo hiu, a
call.
8*a?"I'in. C. J. Johnson, whom members of
tlic 25th S. G. Volunteers (Kutaw- Regiment)
well remember as a comrade in tho ttmtcil field,
now presides at the 'Temii.K op Fashion"
2<J1) King-St., Charleston, S. C, and will bo
pleased to supply them or their -friends with
cajntul accommodations. We refer our readers
to his card, and invite tlujsc visiting the City,
to inspect his large and assorted stock of lints,
Caps, Kurs and Umbrellas.
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Daiv.
n. E. W. Sistrunk, V. V. S. Austin, J. 1). Jones,
J. C. Edwards. W. A. OCain, Dr. A. S.'Sallcy, J.
Conner.
Pic Euprcff.
o. Partium, Mrs. H. J. Hildcbrand.
In accordance with ovdeirs received from the Su
pcrinlendent, Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length of tinier W. C. MEIIEDITH,
Agent.
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HYMENEAL.
Mmumf.d?On the 2.'td Sei)tembcr, by I.oven Ar
goe, Hsij.. Mr. .JOSHUA JACKSON to Mrs. JANE
S. HUGHES, All of Orangeburg District.
M.inniKn?On the 25th September, 18i>7, by Lev
en Avgoo, Esq., Mr. IJOSTON CARTEIl to Miss
MI LEY TINDALL, AH of Ornngebnrg District.
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MAnntSt)?On the 25th September, 1807, by Lev
en A'rgoe. Esq:;- Mr. ISAAC MASON to'MWCILAI
TINDALL. All of Orangeburg District;'
M.MtniF.n?On the 241 h inst., at the Residence of
the bride's father, Mr. WILLIAM H. CHAMPV to
Miss RACHEL, daughter of .Mr. John llozard. All
of Orangoburg District.
. 0 B I T U A It Y.
DiKn?In St. Matthews Parish, on the 2!?d inst.,
?V.M. R., infant son of YV. R. and Ann Kollur, aged
2 yo^rs, ?1 months and ti days.'
?'Gone hut not lost."
Diim?On Scpfcrdjer 18th,- after n protracted ill.
ncss, ROSA, yotingORi child of Middleton and Elisa
Hull, aged'h years. An interesting ami precocious
child, one whom we can ne\?r forget.
Those whom God loves, die youil^ WC know,
Kor God <loth call them home;
A'mbup'tb' Heaven their spirits go
In haavculy fields to roam.
Theu fare tlp2C well, adieu, dear Rose,
Wo Wish' thoo happy I here ;^
Wlici t: all our cares and .thine shall close,
Within that Heavenly sphere.
DAISY 1).
EX/*tEKA CHAPTER, NO. 13, 11 A M.
\ Reg 'dar Convocation of this Chapter will be
licidrti Ornt."Xcbui-g C- H., on Saturday (lie 28th day
of September u 1 10 oV'ock, A. M. Companions are
ordered t? bcpuno.,"?? ?' <J,ch" ?? busi
i10bh of importance [? to be transacted.
nyWdeiof11,0 Iligh Vrh'HL
W. T. McKKWN.
S. G. JAMlflbt., Secretary.
n id
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Medical Notice.
The Undersigned have this day formed a Coyart
nursliip for tl,c PRACTICE OP MEDICINE .in
Orangoburg and its vicinity. The general aban
donment of tho Credit Systcio, will compel I hem to
present their bills QUARTERLY for Payment.
AU porsous indebted at the present time, to either
of the uudernigncd individually, are vequefted to
make payment at an early day.
TIIOS. A. ELLIOTT, lt. D.
ALEXANDER H. SALLEY, M. D.
July 1st., 1S07. j'dy G?if
WANTED,
I A A A DOLLARS IN CURRENCY, for which
\ \ )\)\) Heal Elate will be Mortgaged to sc
cure payment. Apply at die Cilice
COMMERCIAL.
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' ' .?ffio? ov THk ouanqkiiuku NkWS,
September 27, 1867.
. A wrong impression prevails managst souk- of tho
plnntoro bf this District 'that it is necessary tho tax
should bqjiold'ou their Cotton before bei?g shipped
front this District. This in a mistake".1"'. Tho tnx
niuBt be pnid on. Cotton before Bhipmcrit towards
Augusta nnd Columbia, but there are no restrictions
on it being sent to Charleston. ?' u
COTTOK-.-^Wd quofc )"^b
Ordinary...........IT.,.M. 13?
filJUIddling'.'...'"14?
Strict Middling..*..15
'Rot-on RtuB--'Dull it $E.W per bushel. V.\
?otp:..:...:...39
11' 'Silver/...... si
Report of tlio Cliorleton Cotton Mnr
r ket for the Week Emling September
Reported for the Orangeburg Al*t0l by
% WALTON SMITH.
Our market for tho past week has been very un
settled, with a steady decline in prices, owing to
unfavorable foreign.news. The transactions for the
week1 fooV'up'-tfoiuo 370: bales, the market closing
weak at. the following quotation*, viz :
M '"Low Middling,.....UAB :
Middling..19
Strict Middling.:20
ORANGEBURG RUT AIL PRICES.
pOttBKCTRn WKEKI.T JiY K7.ukIKI. A KolIN.
BAGGING per yard. ,,.$ 30033
MALE ROPE per lb. 1G@20
BRICKS per M. 8 60
CANDLES per lb Hperm. 35040
Adamantine. 30035
TalW. 26
COFFEE per lb Rio. 30033
44 Laguayra. 40
1* :? ? Java.*.. GO
CORDAGE per lb Manilla.:. i: 30035 |
.FPVir Cod per lb.......,....,?..j.. VI
" l|crrlnt per UoSc.1 00
" Mackerel pm kit.....V.. 3 000 4 (K)
.FLOUR per bbl fine...... 10 00012 00
Sopor.... 12 00014 00
? " '. Extra..j. 14 00010 00
' ; Family.... 15 00017 00
44 New Staple ~rJ Suck. 0 000 7 50
GRAIN, Oats. 1 50
44 i :Corn. 1 50
44 Pen.?..'. 1 25
HIDES, per .lb dry. 0 (?,10
INDIGO, per lb Carolina. 80(7?) I 00
LIME, per bhl.j. 3 75~
'MOLASSES, per gallon. 750 1 25
NAILS, per keg. 8 500.10 00
OILS, Kerosene per gal. 75
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
BACON; Hams per lb. 250,30
44 Sides 44 .,. 18022
" Shoulders 44 . 10020
BUTTER, Country per lb. 30
44 Goshen 44 . 40000
It KEF. 8012
CHICKENS, per doz. 1 ?or.f, 2 5t>
FOWLS, 44 . 4 0005 00
KG GS. 44 . . 20
DEES WAX. per lb. 25030
LAUD, per lb.
RICK, per lb Carolina. 12
SALT, Liverpool per sack. 3 500, I 00
SHINGLES, per M. 5 00
SOAP, per II? bar. 15020
STARCH, per 11). 20
SPICKS, per lb, Cassia. 1 GO
44 Mace. 2 00
?' Cloves.!.:.3 1 25
44 44 Pepper. 60
AllSpice. 50
44 44 (linger. 30
SUGAR, per lb Muscuvado. IOC" 18
44 A, P., and ('. 18022
Crushed. 22025
TEAS, per lb. I 500 2 25
TOBACCO, as per quality, per lb. 400 1 r>'>
TALLOW. 12(./ 15
VINEGAR* per gallon. 50
ROOTSON & CO;,
R?S8K?L STREET.
ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND A WELL ASSORT
. ed Slock of Choice
(i HOC KR IKS, H A RDW A RE,
TIN AND 0LASSWAKK,
.SIlt)KS, DRY GOODS, &c;,
ALSO A LOT OF
CHOICE CIGARS.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One STEAM E NO INK and SAW MILL
One HORSE POWER, (for one or twelve horses)
One CORN and COB MILL, Page's Make
One 8ccon4 Hand COTTON GIN, Ellison s Make
One B1LL1AUD TABLE iu good order
One Set of TEN PINS and HALLS
One SEWING MACHINE Wheeler & Wilson's
One SYRUP MILL with two 100gallon POTS
One Four Horse WAGON*
Out French Burr Stone WHEAT MILL
2 Sets Of WAGON IKONS.
Wo arc also Agents for
CLEMb.NS, BROWN & COS COTTON GIN,
Manufactured jn Columbus, Gn.
fcb,28. Jy
BEMOVrAL.
rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ItKMOVKD TO
1 the Office formerly occupied by Sjui'1 Dibble.
KsT|., (NEARLY OPPOSITE HIS OLD STAND,)
will ho glad Lo see his old friends and oustoiiit.ru
e^iParticutilr attention paid td cutting for Hie
country. JAMES JONES.
Kept ill ' If
Dry Goods, Groceries & Liquors
rprtE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS GREAT RAU
|l gains to his friends and customers at his New
Store on Russell Street. He. has on hand a well
selected Stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Tobacco, Hard-*
wa re, &c, &c. Yarn, at $2 25 a bundle.
Ai.sn
Every Variety of Family Groceries. The finest
Broods of Gibson's Whiskeys.
CtiJJ upotl
TOWNSEND D. WOLFE,
Next to Willcock's, Russell Strei t.
Fep2i 'y
F. H. W. Briggmann & Co.,
WE BEG LEWE TO INFORM Fl! I EN DS
mid customers. Hint we have made arrange
ment to supply ihem with FRESH BOLTED GRIST
and MEAL, at CHARLESTON PIUCKS, expenses
ojlly added.
,\ Oil) wi]| Battery all *;
THOMAS RAY
IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF
Prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING and BUILDING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES
built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, with promptness and
despatch.'
From this dato, I will keep constantly on hnnd '
READY MADE COFFINS ( Jv
jpF'^VB?y DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VAMeViW.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit. '?
VARNISHES and PAINTS constantly on hand.
sept 28?lyo TnOMAS RAY.
_^_"
; D. LOUIS & CO., Agents, ? ' ! ; 4
ARE RECEIVING AN
EXTENSIVE STOCK OE
FALL GOODS,
*/l r.:- WltlCII THEY WILL SELL AT - M
VERY LOW PRICES.
fob 23 1y
THE OLD STAND,
"Quick Sales and Small Profits."
:o:
JOHN D. STOCKER & CO.,
CORNER STORE, RUSS ELL-STREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE.
! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
-:o:
rpilE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO TDK CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG DIS
X trict that they have Received and now opened u New and Fresh supply of Family Groceries consist
ing of
No. 1 MACKEREL in Kills and Bbls, No. I SALMON, OYSTERS in 1 and 2 lb Cans, TOMATOES in
12 and 3 lb cans New York Fulton Market REEF, by the i bbl or lb. The above urc new and frcHh put
up this Fall. Bamily Soap at 10 and Inc. per IV), also Bacon, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Lard and Rnttcr.
We have a fine assortment, of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, and Segnrs. Wc beg to call the atten
tion of the Smokers of Orangoburg District to our K1LLICKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO and our 5c.
SEGARS, which w? feel confident are superior to any iu the Village at that price.
DE Y GOODS
A good arficle of KENTUCKY JEANS (slightly damaged). 25c. per yard
Pieces of Half Wool Fancy CASSIMERES. Otfc per yard
Pieces of All Wool NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMERES (for suits) .... 7.r?c per yard
Pieces of PRINTED SATINET. ??c.per yard
Pieces S-4 Brown SHIRTING - - - -. ;iiC,pe'y!?
Pieces 8-4 Brown SHIRTING lOranitevillo).- ... l-.}o per ynru
Pieces 4.4 (Reached SHIRTING a good article - . - -. ^.mporjara
Vi*0##.A*}r~-.=?-? n--?iitrtivm ??-^^1 ?^^t'^'lVW'ljAM?tail."
mttyll ly JOHN D. STOCKER & CQ
BULL & SCOYILL,
HAVING MADE AH RA N GE M K NTS,
arc now prepared to make liberal
ADVANCEMENTS
on Cotton or Produce^ which will bo shipped
forward without delay, and consigned
FREE OK CHARGE
to the well known HOUSE of
E. H. ftodgcrs & Co.
O ALES PROMPTLY PAID AT OUR
k3 Office, or we will
:PTIIiCIIA.S:K
COTTON,
RICE,
PRODUCE, &c.
Paying fail Market Prices.
FULL supply of
BAGGING,
ROPE,
TIES,
Family Groceries,
And general STOCK of GOODS oonstantly
on band.
ALSO
fX(\ SACKS SALT .M ST RECEIVED
Sllul Ul good order.
ALSO
i ST ill ( :v:\ VED 5 RALES FACTORY
muent.
JUST REO Ely ED G
Yarn on Coiisigninc
ALS.4
ANOTliKIl SUPPLY
from new Wheat.
VLS.0
OK NEW FLOUR
Uncurront Money.
STATU RANK RILLS ROUGIIT AND
Sold by
BULL & SCOVILL,
I'cb '33 y 1 c
FOR SALE
A N excellent COHN and COTTON PLANTATION
consisting of 700 acres. It ia. situated about
throe miles from the Depot, and has good Servants'
Accommodations, a Dwelling ami Outbuildings. For
particulars address J. D. K.,
sept 121?It* St. Matthews, S. C.
ESTATE SALE
WILL HB SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
the highest bidder, at (lie late Residence of
Dr. James (!. Jenkins, ilec'd, on Monday 80th Sept.
hist. -Ml the Household and Kitchen Furniture ami
Perishable Property of Hie said deceased.
Conditions made known on day of Sale.
W. A. Of A IN, I . i ? ? , .
K. M. A. JKNKINS, \ Administrators.
pept 11 t ii
The Southern Drug Store
DR. B. M. SHULER
HAVING REMOVED HIS DRUG STORE from
his well known St a ml, bogs leave respectfully
to invite his friends throughout the District, to
visit him at his New, Large ami well Furnished
E S T AB LISI! M E N T
on RUSSELL-STREET, opposite Messrs HULL &
SCOVILL'S, where they will be sure to bo supplied
with the very best
Drugs and Medicines
the Market affords, and at the lowest market prices.}
He has on hand now a full assortment of
DRUGS- MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL RINDS,
Paints, Oils and Brashes,
Dye Stuffs,
Lyo and Potash,
Maizena and Corn Starch,
Cooking and Washing Soda,
Black Pepper, Spices of all kind.*,
COMPOSITION, LOBELIA, NERVE POWDER,
&c, Prepared by Ephraim Lurrabce,
BITTERS of all Kind?,
TRUSSES, Single and double. Large and Small,
Fine Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO,
Fine BRANDIES ?ml WINES for Medical purposes,
PERFUMES and TOILET SOAPS.
Call ami satisfy yourselves?yon can get jnsl what
you want.
.Just received a lot of that tine
"DURHAM SMOKING TORACCO."
tvST" Will open on Sundays from 7 to 10. A. M.,
and from 1?} to 7 P. M;
feb 2!1 c ly
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 ,..,,,.?
. ... . . . ';? ( nation.
Orangcburg District. j
By P. A. McMICIIAKL, Ks?!., Ordinary.
Wiikiif.as, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in
Equity hut Ii made suit to me to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate and Effects of James
Dean, late of Georgia, deceased.
These are therefore to city ami admonish all ami
singular the. kindred ami creditors of the said James
Dean, deceased, that they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Ordinary, to be held nt Orangcburg
on the L'Hth day of October next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why thu said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Kami this 10th day of Septem
ber, Anno Domini, 1H<>7.
P. A. MeMICHAKL. O.O. D. j .
sept 21 d 40
Cotton Gin for Sale,
VIO SAW COTTON GIN, IN GOOD ORDER,
having been very littlo used. The only ob
ject in selling i.* in order to procure one of larger
??i/o, and for no fault. Apply at this Office,
?ept H *f
cards. . = l(
J \ j. I]';'., j ? ? ; ,. j ? i*
W. "W. I^GkARE, I
IIa? renamed the I'ltACTICK Of" LAW at Orange- |
Inlrg Court House, and may be found at bis Oflico
over Corflclsotr, Kramer k IV.'h Now Storp, Russell
Slrcflt. ,. . ...... , h;/7., j ' .
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?j->T'^ r(-?i?-vw. V'TJllt til * ? ?>-11 '?; ?
IZLftR & DIBBLE,
Will Practice in Cohrtn,of the State, and oIbo or
the United Stnl^.c^p^iai^ i'n?tho ?ourt? of \
! .,,.)i;B A-'K^^:V.^fvCfY; \: .: ?. .
J JAMES F. IZLAR. ; SAMUEL DlUBLbV .
|feb,23'l ''f ? loa r-i tr ?.M. .-.j,-!,. ' ly
P. W. MALOlSfEy
a t i oi;y 'A,'? * #
WALTERRORGT, fl.C
Will practice in the Court a of Orangeburg end'
Collcton, end attend-jiromptly to all business -co-. :
trusted ?o.his care. ,;, , . ....
h^11 ,-, ????/,;?..?..:?,: tf
AGENTS FOR TliE 1^
Eqitnble Lifo Insurance Company'
OF NEW YORK, '
POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE,(1 w ,
Dividend Declared Annually to Policy,Holders ,
fob 23 , . , td '.,
J^EPH IMAMARA,'
DEALEE IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD-*
WARE; WOODYVARE, CROCK
ERY, CUTLERY, &c, &d.,
MAIN-STREET,
ORANGEBPRG, S. C.
feb 23 ly
THE CA?FbWsEI
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBER, WOULD Rc
tspectfully inform the Traveling Pub
jglio that his HOUSE is opened for
?j[ their accoinodalion.
RATES OF HOARD.
Board per Day.$ 2 GO M
'? Week. 7 (K>
? Month. 20 00
A nSO A BAR-ROOM
In the Basement, which is supplied with the best of
Liquors. ?
JAS. CANNON,
Proprietor
tig 3 c 1
Frederick Persner,
?
?
M EC II A'EM C A L ? E NiTI S T,
Will attend lo those who wish his services at Iheir
resiliences, by being informed through the Poet office
or otherwise. TEETH on COLD and SlLYF.lt
PLATE; also the VULCANITE WORK.
All work done Warranted to give satisfaction.
Residences Jit Mr. JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange
burg District, S; C
mar 30 , ... tf
BULL & SCOVILT,
A HE AGENTS'FOR THE
Underwriters Fire Insurance Company
OF NE\V YORK,
A-EKETTS OVER 8S,0O0,00O.
m * ? 1 FOR THE
1 Seenrity Tire Insiiraiico Company
OF NEW YORK ' :f' ''
A SSETTS 0 TER $1,000,000.
These stand in tho fust rants of nil good Insurance'
Companies.
feb 23 " \ Y U
Notice!! Notice!!
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old > ,. ?? n ?.-i?;o:- . ? v. I .'\:
Tremendous Decline
!tii ? ;.? ?->if,-t not 6^1 ii,A in ! '. ;. ,1 {.;:f.. ?
In ?? rfpsof, f <W> uf I vr.?
P RICE I
IN ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTH IN(I,
SHOES,
HATS,
FA NC V GOODS,
GROCERIES;
AC, AC, &C.,<
?Wo guarantee to.give the lUOFTEg?
PRICES fur all kinds of DOMESTIC PRO
DUCE, and to SELL OUR GOODS u? cfeip
or cheaper than any one in Ornngeburg.
EZEZIEL & KOHH
fcb'in T id
NOTICE.
IKHELLA VKRNON RKNNON, wife of WALK
ER II. HKNNON, of I.ewisville, S. C.\ Merchant,
do herehy^give notice of 103- intention to bocome re
Sole Tradeiyin one month from this date. I
Sei?*ember 28th, 1807.- ? A. V. IIKNNON.
sept 2* 4l