The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 27, 1869, Image 6
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he Quakers to the Friendly Isles,
The Quakers to the Friendly Isles, j
The FttWi?r**o Chili, r
Tha little, snarling, carolling "babes,"
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wl*v? at*-.
FlJnpi^keaa Ooeke go o'er to Greece, ,|
And while tbeMiser waits,
His passage to the Guinca coast,1
Spendthrifts are; oft the Straits. J J ' [ J )
8pl.SjSsK>at?tfld to iht Needle^fo,. |
Wine bibbers to Burgundy* ? ?
Guorraando ohoujd lunch at Sandwich IbIcp,
Wag*?*?? BayAef fun-dy.
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Bachelors to the United States,
Jl^en^^BwSny ^ f H ) wl
And Shoeblacks to Japan.
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Thus emigrate?-and misplaced men
Willheranolonger Tex its;
ABdj|^a^e^I|'9^^dedaFor (
Had better go to Texas.
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8ION8 a KD Omkns.?We heard a story the
otht " dar which pleased us "much," and here
It is:
paper, jand, pune frau ?he shpeak and say :
'r>& dedogishhowlin/>
"Veil, don't diuks mooch of dum dings, und
I don't vj?di^gre. ?verydings j but I dolls you
sometimes dcrc is some dings as dose dings.
Now* 8e*(Hler night I sits and reads mine
newspai
?Fi
Vel)f# don't diuks mooch of dem dings, und
I goes on and roods mine paper, und frau sbc
?ays:
"Fritz, dcre-some Jings pad is hsppou-Mfc
dogishowlinV;
And den I gits oop mit mineseif, and luoks
out troo do vines on the porch, und do moon
tss shinin', aud mine lccdlc-dog he shoouip
right np and dowu like avcrydings, and ho
park a^ do moon dat vus shiniu' so pright as
never vas. Und as I hauled my hot in dc
wiodcrde.old woman she says:
"Mind, Fritr., I tell you dcrc some dings
pad is happened. De.dog ish howtiu'."
Veil, I goes to pet und I shleeps, und all
night long vcu I vakos up derc vus dut dog
howlin* outside, aud von I dream, I hear dat
howlin' vorzer as never. Und in do lubrniti*
I kit oop und kits my prckfust, and mine trau
she look at me aud say furry solenn :
"Fritz, dcre is somcdiugs pad ish happen.
Do dog Vas^howhV all night."
Und ahoost deu de newspaper comes in, und
1 opens liim?uud by shinga I rat you diuks!
dsre ^4kmM^m%wW^ in 1'hiludulphia !
? I ?? isa ? ???
While a Dutchman was, jinssing through a
city in Vermont, a Yankee came up to him
and said : "Shou, if you will treat me to n
cigar, Jriwill show you a trick." Shun agreed.
Tank then'placed his hand against a fence,
and told him to strike it as hard as he could.
Shou not thinking any harm could befall him
by doing snJskajjk n bjapk smith's blow, bot
instead of fitting Yrfnfc's hand, tbo latter
jerking it away, poor Shon struck the fence
board, knnckiag it off. "Mein Gott hi Him
mil!" eried Shon, "what makes yon ro foolish F
I knock my hand off tip to the elbow ! O sock
et Blitz ! my poor frau, what will rhu say ?"
Poor Shon was bound to have rovenge ; so one
day qs he was passing through a field, he
cspioarn'man. doing up to him, ho said:
"Mynheer, I shuw you a, little joke for nod
ding.". As there was no fence or tree near,
Shon put his hand against his mouth, and
said : "Strike yust so hard**** you can." Myn
beer struck and Shou pulled his hand away
and received the blow on the mouth and was
knocked down. Shou jumped up, his mouth
bleeding and commenced dancing with pain.
"Shercnsalcm ! A tousand tuyvels take this
counzry. I gees back to Helfend 00, the first
train."
Elder Hayncs, an old Baptist prcachor, once
met tWb^rcckless young men who hud agreed
together to try his wit,?one of whom said,
"Father Ilaynes, havo you heard the news '("
"No," said Hayncs, '/what is it ?" "It's great
news indeed," said the other, "und if it is true,
jour business is done." ' What, is it?" og?in
inquired Hayncs. "Why," said the first, "the
devil m doacUaf a^HJ^ "uoiucnt the old manje
plied, (lifting up both hands nnd pluoing them
on the heads of the young men,) in artonc of
solemn concern, " Oh poor fatherless children,
what will become of you ?"
jt 1 ii? in 1 - .
Pat was oue day helping Mr. B-to
get a safe into bis office, and not being ac
quainted with the article, ho inquired what it
was for.
"To prevent papers nod othor articles which
are pinned in it from being burnod iu case of
fire, replied Mr. B-"
"An sure, will nothing iver burn that is put
in that thing r
"No.'*
"Well, thin, ycr honor, ye'd better be after
getting info the same when ye die."
*1 is W? nan 11 -
"Bob Brown, did yotf sny that my father
had nan ss much sense us Billy Smith's little
yellow dog ?" "No 1 I never said any such
thinfe^ .layer said that jour father hud not
as nrndfr sense as* Billy Smith's little yellow
dog. AU I said waa that Billy's little, yellow
dog had move sense than your father ; that's
ftl} I svo.t sal't ,;
"Well, it's well yon didn't sny the other, I
tell you,"
rushed inl
asked it
"No/'"b*tMie dork ; "why V
"Bccnuso," said the fellow, "father went to
, the closet to take down the gin bcUle,aud by ,
* n?u|iVfi took several swallows fa?j**R^j?
. "Ha is all right," roplied the clerk ; "the
ouly diffcroucc bctweeu bcnxiao and modern
gin is the
soA?ngsf exclaimed: I will now
beautiful and expressive language of the puet
?I forgot* Lis name?and?and?I forget
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY?In >fto fnatteV Of IL H. ltns
nktt, Bankrupt, Ex parti "mowae V. TOt:i*%rlt;
Hbnbt Ltviausxoa, Jons B? Miluovs and Cask
& Boll.
By virtue of nn order of Rale from the Honorable
|p District Court of tho United States, Jut die Bis*?
Ujuf South Carolina, I will soil at public auction
)raagcburg C. II., on Monday April full, 1869,
at the Usual hours of sale.
Several tracts of hmd lying on an,I contiguous to
Willow Swamp, via : \
No. 1. Containing 114 acres more or less, hound-'
cd - by lauds of Mary C. Argoc, "Jas. Fogle, Felix
Gregory, Malachi Stevenson and tract No. 2.
No. 2. Containing 84 acres more or less, bounded
by lands of Mary C Argoe, W. U. E. Bonnett, John
Phillips, Mhgch*8K?vetaB6n*nd tr?cr*jjf?. 1.
No. 8. Coaiuining 12.r> acres more or lens, bound
ed by lands of W. It. E. Bonnett, John D. Lirihg
siQn And tract No. 4.
afp. 4. Containing 171 acres more or less, bound
edby hinds of W. H. E. Bonnctt, tract No. 8, John
D. Livingston and tract No. 5.
No. 5. Containing 271 acres more or less, hound
ed by Run of Doohnm Branch, tract No. 4, lands of
Mrs. Anno Glover and tract No. 0.
No. 6. Containing 229 acres more or less, bound
ed by Hun of Doohnm Branch, tract No. ?, lands of j
Jacob Fogle and John R. Millions.
No. 7. Containing 80!) acres more or leas, bound
ed by lauds of John R. Millions, tract No. 8, Mrs.
R.jKughsand W. R. E. Bonnett.
No. 8. Containing 215 acres, more or less, bound
ed by landa of John R. Milhous, John C. Wadkius,
estate of W. Fogle, W. Tyler, Mrs. R Hughs and
tract No. 8.
Plat will be exhibited on day of sale.
Conditions?One-half cash, tho balance in one
year, secured by bond bearing interest from day of
sale and mortgage of the property. Purchasers to
par for papers and stamps.
P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee |
Estate of II. U. Bonnett Bankrupt.
March 0, 1809.
mar 13 td
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of Jons P.
RowSj Bankrupt Er parte Gannon B. Hisxakkb.
By virtue of an order of sate from the Honora
ble District Court of the United States, for the Dis
trict of South Carolina, 1 will sell nt public auction
nt Orangeburg C. II., on Monday tlio 5th April,
I80?, ut the usual hours of sulc.
All that plantation or tract of land lying in the
Fork of Edlsto, Orangcburg County, containing
two hundred and sixty-four (204) acres more or
less, bounded by lands of estate of Geo. S. Binna
ker, W. E. Moss, HilUard B?llen, fc. Holten and es
tate of 11. Jennings.
Conditions?One-half* cash, balance in one year,
secured by bond bearing interest, und a mortgage
of the property. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. f*n? ^T*?f*|*ll*% **>v I* *v r\
Jn r"4 f 3" I x . f?- ** p ]
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NOTICE.
All persons hohling Liens against the Estate of
John S. Howe, Bankrupt, arc required to establish
the same before J. C. Carpenter, Esq., Register in
Bankruptcy at Charleston, 3. C, on or before the
ltitb day of April next.
P. V. DIU!ILK, Assignee
Estate of John 8. Rowe, Bankrupt.
March 9, 180?.
mar 18 td
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of Thomas B.
Sally, Bankrupt, Ex partt P. V. Diuulk, As
signec. " 'Jf
By virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
District Court of tho United States, lor the District
ofjSouth Carolina, I will sell at public auction,
at tlrangehiirg C. H-, on Monday the f>tli of Ap
1805?, at tho usual hours of sale.
One undivided eighth of that plantation or tract
of land lying tin both sides of 4 Mile Branch, wa
ters of North Edisto, containing eight hundred and
forty-two (KI'Jj iure* more or less, hounded now or
formerly by lauds Of *('? llayden, l>. Howe, D. Mur
phy and D. femes.*! %f War tLs
Conditions"?One-half cash, tho balance in one
year, in bond bearing interest, and a mortgage of
the property. Purchasers to pay for paper* and
stamps.
P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
of T. B. Sallcy, Bankrupt.
March '.?, 1869.
mar 13 td
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY?In flic matter of J. Mauti.n
Sal ley, Bhukrupt, Ex purl* E. A. Puicv.
By virtue of mi order of sale to mo directed from
the Honorable District Court of the United States,
for the District of Snnth Carolina, I will sell at
Public Auction at tlrangeburg C. II.: on Monday
?tli April, 1809, at the usual hours of sale.
AH the interest of J. Martin Sallcy in that plan
tation or tract of land lying in the Fork of Edisto.
Orangeburg County, containing three hundred and
cigh'y acres (880) more or less, bounded by lands
of John Jordan, Casper Staley, P. A. Panning,
I Fiances Sallcy, Indiana M. Corbctt and N. Posey.
ALSO
One ninth interest in Denn Swamp Mill Pond.
t 'ond it ions?Ono-third oash, the balance in twelve
months, secured by bond bearing interest from duy
of sale, and a . mortgage of the property. Pur
chasers to pay for papers and stamps.
All persons hohling Lions against the Estate of
J. Martin Sallcy. Bankrupt, are required to Estab
lish the same before J. C "Carpenter, Esq , Register
in Bankruptcy at Charleston, 8. C, on or before the
16th day of April next.
P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
Eotate J. M. Sallcy, Bankrupt.
March 9, 1809.
mar 18 td
ORANC1KBIJBO COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT.
Ex Parte James P. Martin, Adm'r estate of J. W.
Martin.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
* ft 4 ft }(*{?{*** t* r ?> - l - ?*?
All persons holding any demands against tho
above Estate wlU render them properly vouched, to
Thud. C. Andrew's, Judge of Probate Court, on or
*bfforo Wednesday, 7th day of April next, after
publication hereof, or their their claims will be de
barred. Said Estate has boon proven Insolvent,
and is now in course of settlement?Debtors will
! make payment i aV bff*-rc that tjar, or will i>4 lc-r
gally <!r-a!i with.
Dated Marcl- Id). A, D. 1869.
TIIAD. 0, ANDREWS,
mar 13?4t Judge of Probato,
HB NEW THEORY OF HEALTH.
rhc^LiVof ail Flesh is Blood?Tho Health of I
?Without
F j Flcah oau
isbase.
HEINTISH'S QUEEN'8 DELIQnT^
An Antidote to Disease.
ing Cordial known to the world
be traced
-For tits Cvr* jo/ all (hoot />u. ./jr? ich ich may
to a vi tinted condition of the Blood.
1? VtfDCf If that Blood
f %fufe,|the Life of i
iTthTBeniy fo be nialntai
.TL? Ihsnr/ If that Blood is
Und if impure,' the Li
Health 's oniy
Of pure arterial blood.
It is obvious, therefore, to every reflecting mind,
I'numcTslbfe illB and cons\iraMonal^isordeTS/sueh as
Scrofula, Rhueraatism, Hepatic Disorders, Inflam
mations, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption,
King's fivibj Carbuncles, Reils, Itching Humor of
the ?kiu, Erysipelas, Skin Diseases, Tetter, Rough
ness of the Skin, Pimples, Blotches, Pain in the
Bones, old Ulcers, Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore*.
Indigestion, Inflammation of the Bladder and kid
neys, Pe>as in the Back, General Debility, .and for
nil complaints arising from deficiency and"poverty
of blood. ? *
HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT is tho wonder
of Modern Science. No medicine hasattiiined such
a World-wido reputation as this justly celebrated
Compound. 'It^xtruordinary healing Awcrhare
attested to by thousands, and every mail is freight
ed with letters bearing testimony to its excellent |
character and worth as a medicine. Orders are
coming in from all quarters, and all hear unmis
takable evidence of its great popularity.
k -T* ?' ?"VGL ?*TT?
BEAD THE TESTIMONIALS.
?J/r. ?. Heintith?Dear Sib : 1 have been afflic
ted for many years with an eruption of the skin, of
tho nature of Erysipelas, and liave tried a number
of preparations without relief. My health, much
impaired iu consequence of this disease, aud?L?v
| ing heard so much about the virtues of your pre
paration of "Queen's Delight," I was induced to
try it. My expectations are more thau realized; I
find it a completo success. I give this testimony
freely, tbaf others may be bencnttcd.
??Yours respectfully, Mrs. H. F.
fiend this rcmnrkablc c?*e of Liver Complaint,
cured by one bottle of ??Queen's Delight
"JrV. A*. II. Ilcinli*h?Dkar Sin: Mrs. Rials was
suffering with Liver Complaint and pains in the side
and heart, nervousness, could not sleep, bad appe
tite end general bad health. I procured one bottle
of your 'Queen's Delight.' I regard her case as
cured. She is looking as well as she ever did.
Your 'Queen's Delight' is a blessing to the afflicted.
I give this certificate cheerfully.
??Yours respectfully, J. D. RIALS."
General prostration enrvd hy the '-Queen's Do
? light*".
"Me*srs. Fisher ?j- Heintith?Gests : I have no
lieHiiatii.n in saying that 1 r?g:ird ?Heinttsfi's
Queen's delight'a great medicine. I have keen suf
fering with Weakness, Languor. Want of Activity.
Fatigue of Limbs, D row slues*. Sleepiness, Nervous
ness and General Prostration. ! have taken one
bottle of the 'Queen's Delight,' and 1 am rejoiced to
say that 1 am a new man and am about my business
as well as ever. Yours truly, Ii. I. FAUNHR.
"Da. E. II. Hf.ixtish : I take great pleasure iu
testifying to the remarkable medicinal powers of
your valuable medicine, the 'Queen's Delight.' 1
have used three bottles in my family, and I owe the
restoration of my wife's health entirely to sIe> use.
1 am now trying it for Asthma, on my daughter,
child six year* of age; will report the result. Your
medicine is worth u place in every household.
' "Tours, Ac."' Bi.v. A. K. DURHAM."
Be sure aud ask for "HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S
DELIGHT," and sec that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid base imitations.
Prepared only by E. U. HE1NT1SH, Pharmacist,
and for sale everywhere.
FISHER A HBINTISH, Druggists.
W holcsale Agents,
mar 13?9t Columbia, South Carolina.
The S. ?. Republican.
188 U KD BY
THE UNION PRINTING COMPANY
Charleston, S. C.
REDUCED RATES,
We arc determined to send Tits South Carolina
republican broadcast through the State . Wo
have decided therefore to put dow n the price to Two
Dollars n Year?One Dollar for Six Months. Who
that boasts himself a voter or takes pride in man
hood, cannot afford a Dollar for his Newspaper? or
rather, what man or what family, with children
giowing up, can afford to be without a good News
paper, at five flmo* the'price?
We intern! to print the best newspaper in the
Slate. Wo shall make it a living, eariies , thorough,
practical'Republican paper. We want ten thou
sand readers.. Friends, Republicans, shall we have
them?
We will send to any addiess?
One copy for one year, for.$2.00
ttoe copy, for six months. . !.(*)
Six copies, for one year.10.(X)
Six copioe for six months. ,r>.(M)
Those first days of the New Year are just the
time to make up clubs, ami get what we believe is
the cheapest and the beat paper in tho State.
Friends, will you attend to this matter now?
Subscribers who have paid $2.">0 will receive
their papers for so much longer than a year as the
money they havo paid would entitle them to if they
subscribed nt the new rates.
Subscriptions must he paid in advance. No pa
per will be sent till the sash is received.
Send subscriptions by mail to "The RcrVBLI
can," Charleston, S. C.
Postoge un "The RkpCULICaV' is Five cents a
quarter. jan 10?tf
C A._Ii D .
CIIARLKS KEttHISOX,
I"NORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF C. & E. L. KER
* BISON, would inform his friends and the pub
he that he has purchased from Mr. JAMES B.
BETTS, all his STOCK IN TRADE, Sic, at the
Store No. 262 KING STREET, nnd will there con
tinue tho DRY GOODS BUSINESS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, FOR CASH, on his own individual
icooiint and responsibility. He will proceed, with
out dolay, to replenish and renew the Stuck, nnd
continue so doing until the assortment shall be
made complete nnd attractive. As the terms will
be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city acceptance
for a Bhort credit, it necessarily follows that the
prices must be kept ut least aa low as to be found
at any other respectable establishment.
His brother Mr. E. L. KEKKISON, assisted by
Mr. A. B. McDONELL, both experienced merchants
in this line, will he found at his store, aiding in
tho conduct and management of the business, and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage of the public will be as'
successful ns in past days was the old firm nt corner
of King and Market Streets..
fob 20 8m
T-.lt. OI.IVEROS'
1 f CELEBRATED CHILL
AND FEVER CURE,
s>M0 Dr. OLIVEROS*
BILIOUS CATHARTIC OR
LIVER PILLS
may 2?ly
\kwW A=TTOKNEY?
COVJUKLLORS AT LAW,
ORANGEBURG C. IL, 8. C.
Tnos. W. (OifQrsa. Moktuiiu Glovsb.
Jen2 i t? *?!
HUTSQNS & LEG ARE
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.
k *,,on** Courf? Im Orangebtirg, Barnwell
IkM Beiufort, and the United Stajc? Courts.
if I 0FF,CK AT ORANQEBURO, 8. C.
flrYmJ?- Dctsox. W, F. IIltson. T. k. Lho\kt..
jan 28 c ly
IZLAR ?fc PIBBLE,
Attorneys and Solicitors,
OIRANOEISTJRO, S- C
JAMES F. IBI.AR. 8AMUKI< DIBBLE,
fab 28 *
De TREVILLE & AX?X^ *
ATTORNKY8 AT LAW,
Oranijcbnrij l)istrirt.
W. J. Dr TREVILLE, A. P. AMAKKR,
Orangeburg C. IT. Lewisrille, 8. (J.
feb 1 tf
FEED. ITTCIt"SINTISR,
REXTIST.
WILL BE IN ORANGEBURO KVKRY THURS
DAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
g?-Office in rear of BULL, SCOVILI. & PIKK.
fch 20 tf
DR. J. R. TOOMER,
6 r a jN G E b ? KG, S. C.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZEN*
of t)rangeburg and Vicinity tlint lie has resinned
the Practice of Medicine, and can ho found at his
Residence on Russell Street.
jan 1<J ly
DR. OLIVEROST
TAKES PLEASURE IN IN VIT
ing the Citizens of Orangeburg tu
a Taricd nnd wrll selected asKort
nient of
MEDICINES.
TOILET SOAPS,
and
P El; FUME II I ES.
Heads of Families, and all in need of
MEDIOIN KS
should remoniher that Dr. Oh'lVKROS" DRUG
STOKE is ihe place where you can save your
Money .'
Mos tt ! !
MONEY! !!
K. J. OLIVEROS, 51. 1?.,
may 2?ly Chemist and Apothecary.
ORANGEBURG HOTEL
BY
IV. It. TKEABWEL
THIS HOUSE HAS UK EN NEWLY FIT
<iii ted up. and is now opeA lor the acconuuoda
.tion of the public. Curtter Russell and
Brought on Streets.
may U 9
I ]. Xj. IIA
LUMBER AND TIMBER
ViwM ti issiox n i:ucuaxt,
WHARF, WEST END MONTAGUE-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. U.
feb 20 3m
jp.t RliKli'S 15 H1: Ktll-LOA I) 1 X ti
DOURLK-BARRKLLK1) SHOT <il"N,
The latest, best and cheapest made. Uses any am
munition. Prices, compute, $70 to $9.r>.
Address W. II. Gl HUES. Columbia,
or BiSSELL & CO., ( barleston.
feb 20 gni
PAY I H.IOJST HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BOARD, PEB DAY, $.1.00.
A. B17TTKRF1BI.D, MRS. It. L. IIUTTCKVIKLD,
Superintendent. Proprietress,
dec 28
Hii.ki:i:s house,
No. 281 King Street, (In lho Bend,)
CHARLESTON, So, Ca.
This Popular Establish
ment has just been Refilled and Refurnished, and is
now prepared forihe accommodation of the Trav
eling Public. Centrally located, and within three
minutes1 walk of the principal establishment* of
Meeting. King and llnyne Streets, and only fifty
yards distant from the line of the City Railway,
which runs to both ends of the city, it possesses
unusual advantages to those visiting Charleston on
business. Transient Board $'2 per day. Special
arrangements made fur permanent Board of individ
uals or families on the most reasonable terms.
dot 21 tun
T. F. BaoDia. R. 11. IIunutM. H. 0. IIirnaiNs.
BRODIE & CO.,
F A CTORS
Commission Merchants,
SOUTH ATLANTIC TV II AUF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Liberal Advances on (jontltjntnrnt* in Hand.
HcferonocH.
Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY St CO, Charleston,
S. ft
II. T. PE \KK. Esq., Qen'I Sup't S. C. R. R. Char
leston, S. C.
T. B. JETER, Esq., Pres t 8. * V. R. R., Union,
8. c.
Hon. JAMES FARROW. Spartanburcr, S. C.
Hon. B. F. CRAY! ON, Anderson, 8. C.
sept 10 0 f?ra
A. B. MULLIGAN,
COTTON FACTOR
ani?
GENERAL COMMISSION MEUCHA XT,
ACCOMMODATION WliABP,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
I will also, wheft prarlgad 'xi'.ii funds, purcbaso
and forward all kinds of Merchandise*, Machinery,
Agricultural Iinplvn.ents, Maimres, Seeds, ic.
oyt tf
FAftlllOXAIILE TAI LOK,
I have the pleasure to announce to my numerou?
('ust oniei s am! the Public generally, that having re
moved to a Central Position, handy and couvenient
to ail, I am now prppured Cut, Fit and make Up a
GENTLEMANS WARDROBE with Neatness and
Despatch. Terms liberal and Work Warranted.
Thankful for the Patronage of the past, I respect
fully, solicit its continuance. Next door to Messrs.
Dull, Scovill & Pike. I can be round at all time*.
jnnO?ly D. W. KOBlNSoN.
I^ISSlFl.ItTIOK.?
Tito Firm of ROBINSON BROS, having been
Disscdved by the witbdrawaVof M. Rabiasuu. Jr..
the Undersigned will continue the Business at the
OLD STAND of Robinson A Co.. Russell Street.
KIRK ROBINSON,
.Tn-t received a supply of choice
GROCERIES.
SEED POTATOE8.
GARDEN SEEDS.
ID'KS. ETC.. ETC.
All of which I oder as low as they can be bought
elsewhere, ('all and see.
feb Ii Ira
v'fHEVOLD -
iOI JNA BITTERS
GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC
SolftEverywher: i
DRICH..W1NLMAN&C0.
iAg-i^fji.TLoN,s.c:
sept 12 * dm
J. AV. PATTERSON,
IIA.?. JUST RKCKTVKh
A Fresh supply of Ornntres. Apples, Letnnn?.
Onions, Irish Potatoes. Cabbage, Su?.?r, Col
leo. Flour, MuIhssok, Bacon, Lard. Rico, Can
did, Sardines, Oysters, Lobstors, Piekeis, ?C-c.
All of which will he sold low FOR CASH
OR HARTKR.
WANT F.D.
Rice, Corn and Peas,
For Which the Highest market price will be
given, at
.1. W. I'ATTF.ItSON'S,
m:;y 30 -ly Opposite'111,11 * SeovilPe
i^oit ka:.i:. i:i:\t
' OR LEASE.
THE FINE PLANTATION
Belonging to the Uslutcof lite LttC Colonel KElTT.
ami well known a.- I he
Barb y 1* 1 a o o.
These LANDS Hie among the REST in the Dis.
triot. being situated on Lynn's Croek. commanding
A FINE WATER-POWER,
and of h Rich Red CUy Soil. They are offered at
ONKlIAl.F their Valuation in 18tk>. Said Tract
contain* ?tK) seres.
Cenditious?r$?,i>00?one-third cash, the balance
in two yearly instalments. Address
MRS. LAURENCE KEITT.
nov 7?tf Charleston, 8. C. *
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
RESPECTFULLY INFORM OUR OKA NO E
burg Friends thai WO have moved in our
Where we are ready to supply onr Friends and the
Public in general with a lull and fresh supply of
DRY (iOODS.
GROCERIES.
SHOES,
HATS.
Also nil kinds of i
LIQUORS. WINES, PORTER,
ALE. ETC., at reduced Prices.
We have n tine lot of FAMILY FLOUR from
,ln<. CAMPSEN&CO.o8 Mill, Charleston, put up
in small S:.,ks. very lowj
V. o offer lor sale'the RECIPE for Dinking JACK
SON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND
and JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SO A V for One Dollar,
which has given satisfaction to all to whom we have
sold.
We will buy COTTON and all other PRODUCE,
giving the highest market price, or ship for any
one. FREE of CHARGE and make LIBERAL AD
VANCES on the same.
00t 3?ly F. IL W. RRIOGMANN A CO.
Purifies the Blood.
* . WbU ?'. J-.-l ?;? ? if; |.f ~.tt. .v r.;.
For (hate l?y I>nas;srteta r>rerynrhero.
July ?"> ly
Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. FER. 11th THE
Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Bail
Road w ill run as follows :
For Coftunbfa?Day Train.
Leave Charleston. 8:?A A. M.
" Orangeburg. l:.V2 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia. 6:46 P. M.
XiyJit Train.
Leave Charleston. 0:6 A. M.
Ornngeburg.12:1.? P. M.
Arrive tit Columbia. 4:46 P. M.
Fur CluirleMon?Day Train.
Leave Columbia. 7:4.r> A. M.
Orangehurg.11:28 A.M.
Arrive at Charleston. 6 P.M.
NiylU Train.
Leave-f!olnmbfsX..^i.#l.IL' 6:30 P. AI*
" Ornngeburg.10t32 P. M.
Ardve at Chariest**. . htUt ft; V.
The 'iflroagb Mail Yraia arrives at Columbia
111586 A. M,
H. T. PEAKE,
feb 20?If \ General 3uperlutendan(,
Oraxobbubo District.
In the Common tt?a*.;
BaiUy^BroT' T*** ?,?
Whereas the Plair.MftViid Ow the lftfcday of T.Ji
April, 18U8, Ale their declaration ??pdn.t U^e.Dfg ., .
fcjidants, who, (aa it Is said,)'are absent frontbmM
without tho limits of this State, and hara Ijnitftaf
wile or Attorney known within the same, wnotl
whom a copy of* said Declaration may Wejrttatli?'
Un motion of Messrs. Ialar & Dibble, Plaintiffs
Attorneys, it is ordered. That the said Defendant*
do ftppoor and plead to the said Declaration ea ee*"5 ?Z
before lho 18th day of April, which wUi be la tk? ,
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred red
sixty-nine, otherwiee final and ehaointe.iadgaa?4^ 3
will then be given and awarded against them.
Clerk's Office. V s J. F. ROBIKfcOX,
prU 11th, I808. j C. C, P.
aplll oe8ra " laWI*! *?'?
-?-. -:-s?-CT-a?w
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, :
OKANtf EllUHG DISTRICT. , ., . ,
In the Lkjtnmtm I'/etut, ?, .*. Ua* ,.
Jot. II. Morgan, ?
Joseph B. Bailey. J *.|
Whereas* the Plaintiff did. on the 28th day of
March, 18K8, file his Decluratk-n against the Dei.
fendant, who (as is said) i? absent from &nd witUosS
the limits of the State, and has neither wife air?
Attorney known within the aalne, upon weans #. ? ...
?opy of the same declaration might be served; it im
therefore ordered. That the said defendant do
pear nnd plead to the said declaration on er before
lhc21?lh day of .March. 18?19, otherwise final and
absolute .judgment will then be give a and awarded
agninat him.
Clerk s Office, f J. F. ROBIN8OJS,
March 28, 18t>8. } C. C. P.
april 4 ly
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OitANGKBURn DlSTBICT.
Iii the Cotniaou I'lcaa.
Boston Carter.
3
Attachment.
Bailey & Bros.
\\T H KBKAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth lay
Y\ of April. A. D. 1808, file bis Declare, an
against the Defcndantsr*w1Hf^nt It 1^WMTTB% 1 *?
sent from and ~;ti:=::i *hc lh=h= =f ihli. State, ami
have neither wife nor Attorney known within tan
same, upon whom a copy Of the said Declaration
might be served: **?
It is therefore ordered. That the said TAfftendeSt
do appear and plead to the-said Declaration on ar
before the twelfth day of April, which will be in
the year of stir Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, otherwise anal and absolute judg
ment w ill then be given nnd awarded against him.
Clerk s Office. ) JO?. ROBINSON,
Orangrtmrj; District, v C C. P.
April 10, JWJ8. j
apl II 12 lmS
FERTILIZERS!
Rhodes' Super Phosphate,
The Old and Longest Established Standard Manure.
ORCHIL LA G IT A NO.
I? E R U V I A N G TJ A N 0.
RHODES' MANURE, in its preparation, is mad*
equally adapted for forcing large crops of Cotton,
Corn. Wheat, Tohaovo, Potatoes and other root
oropa.
The Ma mi fact tiring Department is conducted by
Frederick K|elt, one of the most akillful Chemists
and Manttfaetuieri in the United Slates.
It is endorsed, approved and rccanamended by ail
of the most prominent Cheinistn and Agricultural
ists in the Southern States, "it can bo relied npow,
if truifprra in quality," always reliable, productive
of large crops, and unexcelled by any in the mar
ket. iu the high percentage of -Truo Fertilising;
Principles."
P-ic? $.ri7.tK) cash, or $t?J time, with Factors mm
orptahee, und 7 per cent, interest until let Defeat
her. 18U0.
ollt'lilLLA GUANO, "AA."?A fine Bird Gnean.
rieh in Phosphates r ud Alkaline Salts. Prise $1?
cash, or $40 liiao.
PERI.'VIAN GUANO, warranted pure, nnd eL
rrrys on hand. Furnished at market artet? far
cash. B. S RIIETT & SON. Agents,
dee I?.??.Im Charleston, 8. 0.
WANDO FERTTU
i . -. n i~
THE WANDO MINING AND MAN UFA CT?a\?
1NG COMPANY nil.-: -, to the Planters and Farmern
of the South their FERTILIZER, known as the
uWAXDO VWICIUlBaV'
Which the experience of the past a ease* has arseoA
to be oue of the most valuable in our market. Il
bas for its base the materials from the Phosphat?
Beds of the Company on Ashley River, and Is pre
pared at their Works at the
EAST END OF HAS EL STREET.
in this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity
1.ml maintain its high standard, the Company lea*
made arrangements w ith the distinguished Chemist,
Dr. C. U. SHEPABD. Jr.. who csrefully analyse*
all the aminouiacnl aud other Material purnhuased
by 1 he Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
before being offered for sale. The Company is ra?
solved to make nu article which will prove to bo a
COMPLETE MANURE, nnd give entire satisfac
tion.
For terms, circulars, and other information,
Applv to
WM.C. DUKES A CO., Agents,
No. 1 South Atlantie Wharf,
jan It)?om Charleston, H. C.
WASTED.?
WHITE RAG8. OLD NEWS
PAPERS, Pamphlets, Billheads. Documents, and
Books without covers, and Old Rope, for which w?
will pav the highest cash price.
Apply at THIS OFFICE,
jan 2 tf
I>E.HOVED.
\j The Subscriber would TO?
sped fully inform his friends and customers that he
bas moved his BAB to the rear of bis STORK eav
Kusscll-Strcet, where he will keep constantly en
hnnd a good supply of LIQUORS of the bk8t
BRANDS HEG ARS, TOBACCO, (to.
sept 10?Qm JA8. CANNON.
PI'HE COTTON SEE OS for MAfwE.
"Diekson's Improvod," 2d Crop, grown train
Seed iMiught of David Dicksoa, $2 per basket
any amount less than A bushels, ami $l.fiO per
el for any amount over ft bushels.
The Subscriber paid $4 per bushel in 1887. far
Uie^lced from w hich his were grown.
l'uru Xipporah or Upland Long Staple, at eenean
above prices. A. P. AM?KBE,
St. Matthews* near Lewisville, ft. C.
dec 26 tf
\tk lii:i{so\ HOUSE.
IV?. A. WKIOIIT, Mamasis. 1*^