The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, July 17, 1869, Image 3
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UUDAY, JULY 17, 1S??.
THE OUANGKBtlBG NEWS IS
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLI8HED
*2* t?l?NGEBURG COUNTY,^j>i
PAYS WEEKLY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
IN THE COUNTY.
i rrpn Monday and Tucaduy tho County
Treasurer will proceed to collect taxes
at Branchvtlb ; Thursday 'and Friday at
Lewisvillo; 27 and 28th at J. Hnmp.
FoJdor's Store 31st iust at Easterlius'
Mills; 2d and 3d of August ntGleatonsj
Storo;at Orangcburg every day there
after until 30th day of August.
f\ VHot, Hotter, Hottest.? Duy,
f,$ryer, Dryest.?Wo can almost smoll
* hrlmstone in the air. Not a drop of
rain for nearly two weeks. Growing
crops suffering terribly hereabouts for a
little rain. A little rain ; Oh 1 a little
^tsTttio, we don't think, just now, that .we
would object tc a Noah-ark deluge.
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Our readers will please excure the
dearth of Editorial matter in this issue.
What has become of our Associates we
are at a loss to sa}', without the extreme
dry and hot weather has placed them in
the situation of theopiuiu-eating Chinese
while tinder the iufluence of their favor
ite drug.
Baby Mimicry.?A friend was toll
ing us tho other day of an amusing inci
dent that happened under his observa
tion, which we give our readers: A lit
tle daughtor of his, Fanny, had been to a
"chrl?tiauing" and a day or two after
sitting in tho piazza, playing with her
tlpll bahy, she concluded she would bap
tize her?so getting a cup of water she
made her doll kneel down, and dropping
a few drops of water, she iisped?"Ma-ey
I badize ee name ord?an an so fofth, git
up; a-mcn."
TliK UM VERSE.?Thesecond volume
of the Chn-agoan commences with the
title changed to The L'nieerxe, the first
?number of which is received. It Is en
larged to au eight-page sheet, and con
t 4ainn tho ootttmoMCumont of ? Bt?try )>y
Mrs. Corhin, entitled, '-ilia tried, or a
Woman'* Dec'pti'in;" a capital .?tory by
Mrs. Jennie T. Huzcn,?'Daisy, or the
Married Mau's Story," and a great va
riety of, other*mattor. Among the prin
cipal articles is one on "Spiritualism a
Moral and Social Necessity," by Robert
Dalo Owen, and many ou various phases
?of tho "Woman Question," and Spirito> 1
raltsm. Published wookly, at 82.?0 per
.year, by H. N. F. Lewis, 113 Madison
Street, Chicago.
The following circular has brnin issued
by Hon.0. IVLealie, Land Commissioner,
to the Sheriffs of the various Counties
throughout the St^tc:
To the Sheriff of- Coimty?
Sir :?You arc hereby requested to
report to this ofEcc all lands in your
County purchased by the State at tax
sales, date of purchase, by whom occu
pied, under what authority the party
holds possession, whether under cultiva
tion or not, and what disposition should
be made of all such lauds to secure the
groatest benefit to the State. A full
and early report, together with your re
commeudutiou and suggestions, and n
statement of your espouses incurred is.
1
wngjwKc^?^ottoi\~l&utsn are in
vited to *ttit04. Farm at tho Etiwan
Works, of the Sulphuric Acid and Su-1
per-Phosphate Company, about three
miles from tho oily, to sec the cotton
produced by their Fertilizers. The seed
were planted on the 22d oi' April, and
tho forms on many of tho plants exceed
eighty; and on "oue plant one hundred
and sixty-two were counted. The atten
tion of visitors is particularly called to
the fact that the Etiwan Fertilizer, No.'|
whiebg copsi3t of--'Super-Phosphate
no, sh|>ws? finer cotton than No. 2,
which is mixed with Peruvian Guano;
and also than that port'on which has
becu manured with Peru v Liu Guam*
ulpne. ? - . \ . * >
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Our friends throughout tho County
will"confer a special favor on us and the
readers of the News, by informing us of
any matters of genoral interest which
may transpire in their respective neigh
borhoods. Furnish tho J'ucU iu each
case as briefly as possible, and we will
put the information in a shape suitable
tor publication. The names of persons
giving us information must accompanv
their Communications ; not for publica
tion, but as an evidence ol good faith i h
the part of the writer.
The Ordinance promulgated by the
Town Council iu our last issue went into
effect on Thursday 15th instant. Our
friends in the country had better sec to
it, and hereafter when you kill a beef
~r\, er -
bring the Head with you in good condi
tion, so as the marks of the beef can be
identified, and register the same with the
Clerk of Couucil. This is just the kind
of an Ordinance we have needed for
some tiuic, and wo hope our worthy
Council will see that it is strictly en
forced. Cattle won't "'come up" missing
so often then.
Masonic Pin Lost,, sec ?idve; eisemcnt.
The Ntk\V8i'At*>'.h.?The reading of a
good and well conducted newspaper,
?even fur the sp.iCO of a quarter of a year,
hriinr* more wound-iunlre.ction and leaves
a better impression than would be ac
quired probably nt tho best school in
twelvemonths. Talk to the member of ]
a family who read tho papers, and com
pare their information with iIiokc who
do not. The difference is beyond com
parison.
In Switlcrland they give salt to cattle
in the form of little blocks composed of
nine-tenths salt and one-tenth potter's
clay. These blocks are placed iu boxes
at the foot of the manger, and within
easy reach of the animal, which
take.what instinct prompt uTid no more.
Some ukc them iu tho pasture in the
same manner, when tho animals will
lick them at their pleasure. It is well
known that salt administered in this
economical manner will produce excel
lent results on the horse, cow and sheep.
How to Extinguish Fire in a
Chimney.?Shut the door of the apart
ment to prevcut a current of air, and
thrfsira few lmudfuls ol common salt
iJon the fire, which will immediately
Extinguish it. It neither causes sjnoke
ior precipitates the soot. The philoso
phy of this is, that iu the pro( jss of
burning the salt, muriatic gas is evolved,
which is an extinguisher of fire.
11 evi vi no Drowning Persons
As this is the season for general bathing
we give the following recipe :
If t<^ person drowned be a politician
whisper in his ear that he has just been
nppoiuted to a fat office.
If a married woman, softly tell
it been
A
Motu aus hk At>v WY.ti.? Always keep
pcctorav.t in the'.house. It is a certain
and pleasant cure for Croup, Coughs,
Colda,, &o. It Ah agreeable to the taste,
aud children take it readily. Go to your
Druggist and get it at once, it may save
the life of your lit* lo one.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'^T6 parties in want of DOORS, SASHES
and BLINDS, we refer to tbe advertisement
of P. P. Toale.the largo manufacturer of |
those goods in Charleston. Price list furn
ished on application.
r rjtlly 17 - '9m
Ditcher's Lightning Fly-Killer!
Death to the Living! Long live the. Killers!
Sold by Dealers Everywhere !
? july 3 lm
COMMERCIAL.^
Or net: or tiik OKANur.utmn News,
July IG, IKoO.
COTTON?In fair domand with little of
fering. Sales lor the week 12 bales. We
quot-j :
Ordinary.27J
(loon Ordinary.
Low Middling.281
Middling.80(?Vl(U
Strict Middling.
Good Middling.
Rouuil Kick--Du11 and declining at $1.00
per ttnshcl.
Corn dull at 90.
Peas in tine demand at $1*00.
Pinders, 301bfl to bushel, qttict at $1.25.
GOLD. 85
SILVEB.25
Consignees per South CurcMnaUail
roatl Kciuaiuiiig in the Depot to
Date.
Jacob F. Witt, j. T. Shulcr, D. It. Knight,
W. A. Easterlin.
/'. /? Express.
W. F. Chaplin, T. J. Walsh, I>. J. Hilde
brand.
In accordance With orders received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in tin* Depot
for an unreasonable length of time.
W. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
County Treasurer's Office,
Obakqkdvbg County, July 8, 18G9.
To the Tax-Payers of Orangehnrg
Couifly.
Notice is hereby given tli.il I will be at the
Hercr.il different places hereinafter named,
for tbe purpose of COLLECTING STATE
and COUNTY TANKS for the year 18ti8, in
the following proportions, viz :
For General Purposes of State
Government.3 85*100 Mills.
Interest on Stute Dein.8 75-100 *
?' School Purpose-. -10-100 4
" Poll Tux.$1.00
?? County Tax..8
Total per Ccntagc. U)\ ?
At Brancltvillc on the 19th and 20th in
stant.
At Lewisvilla on the 22d and 28d instant.
At J. Hatnp Fel let'.- Store on the 27th and
?2Hth instant.
At Eastorling's Mill on the 31st instant.
At Gleaton'fl Store on the 2d and 3d of Au
gust.
At Orangeburg C. IT. every day thereafter
until the 80th day of August.
All Defaulters will be <}vlt ,T,,,, "trictly
according to law.
JNO. D. MOUNT,
july a?2m County Treasurer.
IX list- niMtriot C ourt of the
UNITED STATES?For the District <>/
South Carolina. ? In the Matter of Drucilla (?'.
Ilol.itt.iun Bankrupt, Ex Parte I'. V. Dibblt
Assignee.?In Bankruptcy.?Notice is hereby
given that all Creditors holding Lions on
the Estate of Drucilla G. Bobiuson Bank
rupt, that they are required to establish tin?
same before J, C. Carpontor, Bsq., Kogister
in Bankruptcy, on or before the :JJst day of
July, hist.
By order of the Hon. Oeo. S. Hr\an.
P. V. DIDDLE,
july 3?lm Assignee.
IN the District Court of tue.
UNITED STATES?For ihr District oj
South Carolina?In Bankruptcy?In Ihr. Matter
of liarnrit Livingilmi Bankrupt, Fx />ait<- Jas.
II Hurley.?Notice is hereby given to all
Creditors holding liens against the Estate of
Barnctl Livingston. Bankrupt that they nn
required to establish the same before J. t'.
Carpenter, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, on
or before the 81st July inst
By order of the Hon. GeO. S. Bryan.
P. V. DIBBLE,
ju'y 3?U As ignoc.
ORANGE B UKG COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.
Exp&ieD. A. Melver Administrator of tin
Bstutc of A. E. and A. A. Smoke.
"VfOTTCE IS PEREB1 GIVEN THAT D.
J_^| A. Mclver will, on the 24th day of July
next, apply for his final discharge as Admin
istrator of the Estate of A. E. ami A. A.
SmokoV deceased.
'i llAD. C. ANDREWS,
Jude of Probate.
A^Sttate Agricultural J
-4ND
MECHANICAL MAGAZINE.
( Official Organ of tliC^ S*mth Carolina
State Agricultural aiutA(cchdnical So
. ciety.)
AT AN EARLY DATE, THE SUB8CRIB
cis will publish the tirst number of a
Monthly Magazine,
devoted to the development of the material
interests of this State, uud the whole .South :
and will distribute ' ,
5,000 COPIES
GRATUT10USLY* so thnt every one may see
what it in before subscribing. They intend
to nittko it the bent and handsomest indus
trial magazine ever published at tlie South.
nnd *hey ask tlio cordial co-operation of
every good citizen in this enterprise, which
must redound to the public welfare.
Persons wishing copiis of the first m?r
ber, will pbfascscad their address to*
Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
may 29 wee tf
LIGHT HOUSE
BURXIX? FliVID.?THIS FLUID
will not EXTI.ODE, nnd is therefore
more reliable than Kerosene, and is equal in
Brilliancy.
It is not trying to the eyes.
It does not SMOKE.
Entirely freo from GR.A8E.
Does not SOIL ie HANKS.
Does not GREASE the CLOTHING.
Can be BURNT in the KEROSENE LAMP
by usiug the new Burner*.
REST and most if ti LI ALE FLUID now in
use, being SUPERIOR in every respects to
Kernst ue.
Before presenting it to the Public ^havo
given it a thorough test, und ask the Public
to tie the same. For sale by
kirk koiuxsox,
Agent lor Orangeburg County,
june 20 ly apl 17
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
rpiiF. FAtUITAliXl* LIFE CON
ducts its bu--iii"s;' on the
runELY MUTUAL
ALU CASH PLAN.
??PAY AS YOU GO" is the safe r?le^ST*
LIFE ASSURANCE
ns in anything else.
Its NEW BUSINESS in Ihc year 1HCS cs|
ceded that of any "CHUCK,'" "NOTE" 01
"MIXED" COMPANY by upwards of Twelvt
Millions.
ALL BROFLTS ditided among the I'olic;
Holders tiunually.
INCOME-. G.000,000 "11
ASSETS.:.l?,??6,00?.t)0
The EQUITABLE ASSURANCE S(n VT\\
offers to the Public ill the UEAL ADVANf
TAUE ?hieb can with safety be concede
by any Company.
N. AUSTIN BULL,
june 20?apl .1?tf Local Agent.
It E M 9 V A L .
rpilU SUBSCRIBER KKSPKCTFULLYl
\ inform his friends and the public tin
lie has reopened hiaBAR-lfOOAI at theory'
C A N N 0 N 11 0 U S I)
where he has Just rejpciv d a fresh *t
choice
BRAND1KS, V. INES,
WHISKEYS, ALE,
POUT KB. I 11??~ It
I TOBA< ( t> and CbJ ABS
All of the above av< of tun-i iu.i.uu .m<
warrant 11I t ? give satibfm lion".
Also alt necOcsarv artieles kept bin w-*}r>
(.'I,ASS HAU. Brinke tf?" ?n'^ M'XLl?
to suit iJie lu.-le.
1C-K kof?? constantly on hand.
JAS. CANNON, '
juncl-?tf I'rupriet u.
The State of South (jiroliim.
OUANliKHI IUi CullS'J'V.
William ('. iU?% \ Bill ror
vs. f Foreclosure "f
Georgo YV. Barton, et. nl. J Mortgage.
It appearing 10 my satisfaction that .1. B.
Humbert and M. Km nut Humbert his wile,
ami George II. I'ooser, three of the defen
dants in this fuse, are absent from, nnd re
Bide beyond the limits of this State, on mo
tion of Messrs. Izlar ?V Dibble, Complain
ant's Solicitors, it is ordered : That the sai 1
J. U. Humbert, M. Km ma Humbert nt I
George II. Pooser do appear nnd plead, an
swer or demur to'the Complainant's said
liill within the time prescribed bj law. or
the s:ii>l bill will bo IkKi'H )>m rt>///....>.> against
them.
Clerk's Office. 1 GEO. BOLIVAR,
Orangeburg, S. > C. C. I*.
May 14, 1809. 1
may 22 7t
1 ) L v. TTJTT'S
Snsnparilla nnd Queen's DcligUl,
The great Alterative and Bl.1 Purifier.
EXFKCTOUAXT,
A Pleasant nnd Sure Cure for t'oii^h^.
Asthma, &c.
vegetablf, 1,1 v Fit Pil.i.s.
For Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Jtc.
Improved Liquid Hair D.yj.
Warranted the best in use.
For sale in Orangeburg by
DU. E. .!. OLIVEROS,
june "> ti in
j i st nix 1:11 i:i>.
FRESH GROCERIES,
Consisting of BACON, LAUD, FLOUII of all
grades.
SUGAR, COFPEE. MOLASSES, UFR
**d eJMt DRRW0, , *
As Wear? now prepared to atlend to the
Advantageous Disposal of LAND in Orange*
burg County, and having every facility at
our hands, we would respectfully cull the at
tention of our LAN I) HOLDERS, who may
feel disposed to change inyesluunts, to the
fact. Onr Per Ccntagc will be light, and
whore there is no sale there will be no'
obarge,
Plate, with full Description of Property
offered for sale, niuet be furnished us.
All persons having land for sale will plenttc
call on the Undersigned at the OiiAxumiiBt;
News' Office. T. C. ANDREWS & CO,.
July 10 tf
TONSORIAL.
THE SUBSWbER RESPECT fully IN
forms the public that ho has opened a first
class BARBER SHOP in the basement of the
"Cannon House," where be is prepared to
give satisfaction in SHAVING, SHAMPOON
ING and HAIR DRESSING. The patronugo
if the public is solicited,
June 1?ly JOHN ROBINSON.
COTTON OIN8.
CLEMENTS, lUlOWN $ CO.,
V?EillUM VIMS.
PARTIES NEEDING COTTON GINS,
upon which they may rely for Rapid
und Clean Work, will seen sample by calling
ut tho Store of tile Agent. John A. Hamilton.
These Gins m e furnished at Factory prices
dding Freiglit f ront Charleston. Aft tune is
required in which to Idl outers, it wiU be
necessary to apply early.
(Jl'.M AND LEATHER BELTING
for Machinery purposes will Also be furn
ished at Agent's prices.
TO 1J AC CO : TQJJACCO I!
I itm receiving constant! . . . lies of To
bacco, which will be sii!.1 ,? >. . '? \ or
at retail.
JOHN A. HAMILTON'.
Court House Store, Market Sired.
July 10 uev 7 <? Jy
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
I"> ESPECTFULLY INFORM ?ur ORANGK
\, burg Krieuds that ivc have moved in
our
X MW STOl I K,
Where we Hrc ready to snj,],) - ?ur Friends
and ihe Public in general witli a full and
I before Charles B. GlQTcr, Esq., at Oruuf
g South Carolina, on <>v before the ti
day of October next, or be debarred t
I benefit of t iid decree.
Clerk it OtHee, | UBORGE BOL1VEB,
lOrnngeburg, S. C, V C. C.
JuK 17. ISllll. I
State of South Carolina,
OUANGIiBUItO COUNTY.
Irvin A Till et. ux.. applicant ) Bill for
\
Caroline K. Keitf. <-t &\, ) Partition.
It appearing to my satisfaction thai ^?ict
\a C reive, one of the l>?'?Viiuanis, realties
without this State, \\ !s therefore ordere I,
lii.it she 'lw. ttf.penr ami object t" ?I * < - division
or - je of the Heal Estatool Christian Keitt.
urCcascil, on or before the 17th day of Au
gust, or licr consent t.? Ihe saino will be en
tered of record.
Til A D, C. AN "? WS,
july 10 1 Judge <o I robate.
Notice of Dismissal.
ESTATE OF WAHREN A. SHI LER.
N'OTICE IS IlKREltt GIVEN T( i all
concerned, that "ti the twenty scvon'tli
day of .Inly, A, i?. I8UU, i will apjdy tu the
Judge ni Probate for Orangoburg C .n!
for a FINAL DISCHARGE from Administra
tion (with the will ntinoxed) ??! Ihe Estate of
Warren A. Shulcr, deceased.
VIRGINIA R. Sill LEU.
Adui'x eum teat annejrti.
June -f? At
just received
By Last Steamer a Full and Beautiful Stock q?
LADIES DRESS GOODS, -
v ' if rr w?t _it,
FANCY PRINTS AND LONG GL
Another lot of those CELEBRATED COR
"' Another lot of those CELEBRATED NEEJD.LES.
bull M?$L
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT
CASSIM.ERS, COTT?W&jfe
SPANISH LINN EN, 'nftcr 'ai,aum
NEW SPUING GOODS
AT
STOCKER'S CHEAP CASH STORE
I havo just received and now
opening our SPBING and SUMMER
STOCK, consisting of Calicos, Ging
hams, Muslins, Berages, and Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes, and Groceries, all
of which have been purchased with
in the last 15 days in New York, for
Cash, at 15 to 25 per ct. Cheaper than
the same Goods could have been
chased 80 days ago, which we are
now entering to the GITIZENtf JSf
Orangeburg County, at a small $1
lowance on Cost for C^sh. ?
.TOITTsT T>. BTOCIXITIR, '^UmmM
AT THE It Kl? SIGN.
MR. JAAU88 "A. WILLIAMS is wjth \is and will ha huppy fo oce hirfyjjflfjjf
mar 20
fP
// / / CI-; A KL ~ ST ON, 5 \>\
*II it Mill i\ \\V(\\\X
W . 1 >. i: U S S I- LL, aA?S
No. :? nAYNE-STREET CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.?
P. RUSSELL HAVING DE EN LIBERALLY PATRONIZED FOR TttrfflMfr
tT ? Twenty Voars in Charleston und throughout tin- S: ate, returns Uim ".'"iLjjMl
respectfully solicits n continuance of the same, lie in prepared with every Facility to Fill
(>r?l rs frr'SASHUS, BLINDS, DOuRS, WINDOW I .'. \ MKS. M AN I LKPIKCES, MOL'LD
ilNtis \r.. .ve.. and has a< Iii- Wurcrooms, So. & Jl A i N K-STK KKT, a largo and
I sort cd Stock of the uhovo Goo la. , . m,
WORK PUITIKAKDSTREET.
THIRD FLOOR PHOSN1X IRON WORKS
Th? CHARACTHR of the WORK IVr>m Him ESTABLISHMENT for the PAST TI
VI.AUS will he a Guarantee to :ho.->e who may ORDF.R GOODS,
may 1 ?
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M' NAM A IIA. &. JONm-u
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C.
|> KSPECTEULLY
A a well seleHed Stock of SPRINO and SUMM KU GOODS. Uayii
t-iin ? ? I our Stock ?.?n the recent decline <>!' prices in New York we nro thei
nhled t-> sell thoin cheap. *
< ' NTS DRESS coons.LADIES DRESS GOODS.CASSlMEffi&T...
1 WEEDS..JEANS.COTTON A DCS ....Ac
CALICO from 10 to 18 Cent?...Drown and Wenched HOMESPUN...LI
t/i x ni-:n suits.s5 50, 09
A LARGE AND VAl
11 BD ASSORTMENT OF SHOES for LADIES) HIS?a
SES, GENTS and ROYS.
1^1 OSSEL" C1R( )O ls.IM Er$ Donsttrittjj on ******
Give us a call and judge for yourselves. '
apl 10?Hifto Mi NA!MARA A JONES
W. L. W. ? I LEI'S
Has Constantly on hand a -Fresh Supply of
CHOICE 3 M**om U mmW
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, SHOES, ??,^^
9
JUST RECEIVED A FINE Lot OF CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO. .
OYSTERS, SARDINES. TICKLES. ETC.
MR. JOHN D VVIS i> w'.tli sue nud will ho pleased to s?chis Frio'tuls.* 1 *
march 13?W. L. W. RILEY.