The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 15, 1870, Image 8
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before thnt date.
Our Opinion of Sat.kmay's DotNris^
?W? wett) astonished to hear that we
?l?ad gironj ^ffcricc to many persons by
publicly noticing the druukenucsa ofj
eale-day. We spoke of it as it wag, .noth
ing extenuated, uor set down aught in
malice." A }? '>i>os, to our notice of our
?aic-day, wo quote for tho, benefit ofj
hose mat^ftorfty Ijhc opinion of one
or two e^enangb? taf sale-day in other
places.
The Darlington Southmcr Kays: "A
?very largo number of persons?white
and colowiffifi&inl'lcu at the Village
od Monday last, in accordance to old
?custom, and it would seem by the tiutu
,l>er trho wcro flruuk, that they would
have saved money ami tiu.o if they had
remained at home." *
. -
Tho Oconoc C<ni?icr F<n/*; 'As tho
?day waned, noise and confusion, sup .j
-orinduced by imbibing too freely ol u
|uid known hereabouts, as tanule-foofj
became only too/a pfmveut. Man, it scorns,
is not only willing to suffer the ills he
lias, but will fly to those he uuows not
i Tho Barnwcll Juu mot vayti: "Towards
the close of tho day many who had im
bibed too freely of "tangle-leg" and big
iiigin,*' wero*Very boisterous and hhoWed
?fight. Many td' them were taken in ouf
of the cold."
It vroul?Am+tim then, that ot other
places Tliuh Orangcbnrg. druukcuncsH
is gutting to bo the characteristic of|
, ****** occasions; and that the Press in
other places notices aud rebukes tho
i;r?wing evil.
... ?
11 their js any disgrace, that attaches
tothot affair, tt is that such brutal druuk
'entn-ss was exhibited in our streets, and
u Mores aud not that tho OllAXOEKUBU
* NkWS noticed, and robtlked fr,
Jl-ay >tbr: IVcsk -ever, and every honest
?mm. In bis sober moments, hold up to
rebuke and censure such .scenes as were
vitncrs in Orangeburg on last sale-day.
Our Terwn Council t-huuld provide for
th?*e occasions.
?- i ' - -i
- Wc huvo reeicved the Oemnty A?di- j
ter'a abstract of . pcrseaul property of
this County as returned for tho year,
18G9. Wc give the total of the- differ
ent townships.
? Nnrobcr ut Horses 2203, valao 5262,
888.
- Cnttlo 15,150, value $232,402.
- Mutes and Aases, 1702, value $238,
402.
Sheep nnd fioats, 7107, value $14,
V68.E;/
0,740, value $170.784.
Wuiehca and Plate 1,483, value $34,
675.
- Pamcdortcs, nielodcons, etc., 100, valuo
?13,310.
- Pleastim carriages 956, vahte $58,223.
Dogs, 4,13f>, value, 821,006.
Average value of property appertain
ing to merchandize $105,802.
Property uppertaiuing to merchandize 1
$105,802!
Property appertaining to manufactur
ing $U,4&S.
Value of manufactured articles, en
gines, and too)s, on hand, $49,261.
Value of moneys, bank bills, etc, $81,
011.
Value of all erUita 8190.277.
Value of stocks of companies out of
this Suite $35,717.
Bonds not oxempt from taxation, $14,
692. 1
Annual value of all leases, except pcr
manent leases. 87.721.
Value of all othor property $517,037
-ToUi'Vahta-'of 'all' taxable personal
property, 82,090,074.
Trusts an*Increase over 1868 of about
$350.000.
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We iovite attention to the card ol
Jfr. Jourdnu, which appears in this,
weeks issu/o. Mr. Jourdan is an old
and experiinc; I gardennr and is well
known In our county. There is nothing
whicV adds nioro to tho value and
nppearanc?' of a dwelling than a nicely
arrangod fl/?wcr garde p. Wo bespeak
fbi ^r-'^aViiWn'ff liboral patronage.
- in ??Mfc? ?5? ?.?IUI -
Mr. Fowld? .;ffe's tho Dick son Cotton
for snlc.
Parties visiting Charleston, cannot
\ isiting tho nqw Tltciftro^A'Onwwuiy of
''-JCou*S-i&lfe lf<?tfi>lef?fvjioc>pt was
called and disposed of last Saturday.
The following sentence; werb pro
nounced bybis honor Judge Carpenter,
upon persons convicted ut this term:
Villon Jefferson, Assault and Battery,
Sit), line und costs uf prosecution or con
finement in Count v Juit fot ooo month.
Joseph F. llubiuaon, Assault and Hut-1
tcry, S3 line uud.cost.s uf prosecution.
11. Q. 51. i crry, Atsnult und Buttery, |
SI fine and db*!B.
Juhii Evans, Assault and Battery, $30.
fine nud costs or two months in County
Jail. * 1 r"
Abo Dishcr, Malicious Trespass $50,
fiuo and costs, or three months in County I
.MQ> I
Murshaii A maker, Aas?ttit and Bat
tcry, two indictments. 875, fine and costs
in each case, or six months in County
iJail.
Frederick Wilson, Petit Larceny, $20
I line n'tid costs or two months in County
'Jail. ...
. Isaac Jacobs, Petit Larceny, $30, fiuo
und costs or two mouths iu County Ji il.
I Toter Fair. Petit Larceny, ?30 fi?c
j und costs or two months in County Jail.
Peter lV?r, Assault and Battery, 820
iiuo and coats or one month in County
Gorgb: Ludson, Trespass, $5 fine and
costs or one month in C'>'??'y Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Assault and Buttery,
$5 fine and costs or ouc mouth iu Jail.
Win. Meyers, Obstructing highway.
$1 fine and c s's nud to remove, the
obstructiou by 1st of February next or
pay tin additional fine of $100.
James Cooper, Bastardy, Motion iu
arrest of Judgment, argued by eouuaol.
The Court reserved il? decision.
The Court adjourned on Saturday J
until Thursday, 13th wheu tic civil
docKct was tukcti up.
Judge Carpenter has filed a decree in
the cane of Fickliug vs llilcy, iu favor
of the validity of the Homestead law,
except iu cases where the debt is secured
liy a lien.
?????Mass? ? ?. ?BB?n??
We woaid call the attention of our
reader* to the fact, that .Messrs. Cdiinki.- j
I son, KhAMKR & Co., Agents of the
Zells' Amiiioiiiaicd Buns Super Phos
phate, have received n large supply ol
this valuable fertilizer, which wo can
palely recommend to our planters, hav
ing the full endorsement of tlto great
Oeorgia Cotton planter and experimen
ter Dr. Fj. M. Pcndletim of Sparta. Geo.
Sec wlutt he says in tho December No.
of the Southern .Cultivator, page 381.
Out of 15 commercial fertilizers, all of]
them put down at the rate of $10 per.
acre, it was the second best, paying 94
per cent, whereas Peruvian fJuano paid
only 5fi per cent and Rhodes ouly 39 per
cent. W c have also a number of certifi
cates fiom Planters of our own State nnd
County, who have used it before, and
tho Agents arc prepared to furnish cer
tificates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it a trial und be convinced,
jau S in2.
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COMMERCIAL.
MA Uli. KT It Kl? Oll TN.
Orrrec or this Oraxouuiuco News,
January 1-1, 1870.
COTTON?Sales during the week .
bales. We quote :
Ordinary.21
Low Mi.Idling..22
Middling.22J
Hut im Hick.MM 20 per ?ushcl.
Dons.$1.20 per bushel.
Cow I'xas.$1.2? per bushel.
I'isiiKits. .$1.00 per frushfcL; i
GOLD. 25
SJLVLL.i.120
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CHARLESTON MARKET.
Cll 4KI.KSTON, f-'ftUAT MoltXI SO,
January 14, 1S70.
Ordinary.f.?824@28|
Good < >r d ina*y.:...2M(?> 2.',\
Low Middling....24|(a)?4l
Middling.t.u~.? ........;/...>^...^.,'2l}; if
SOLTJ BLMMMItl RE S,
SULPHURIC ACIB,
MANUFACTURED A$ .CHARLESTON,
UNDE? Tlf^)tR^J^^Or^A^P%X^ CHEMIST FOR THE
Sulphuric'Acid and-SupcVjMidsidiftto Co:?panv.
SOLUBLE PHOSPllOttlO AOM). in the form of* SOLUBLE PIIOSPITATB OF LIMB,
or DISSOLVED BONE PltOSPHATE. is the basis of all good FertilUcrs, and*tbeso arc
valuable in the ratio of Soluble Phosphoric Acid which is in them.
The immense' dVposltVof" i'tjospbhtle Otinnos which were discovered in 18o*,. in South
Carolina, by Dr. PHATT, consist mainly of Insoluble Phosphate of Lime, which is made
available us n Fertiliser by being ground to powder.-nnd reduced by Sulphuric Acid to such
a condition as to make its insoluble phosphate soluidc in water, and thus tnad? rnpable of
bVIng taken up by growlhg plants. The insoluble Phosphate found in any commercial Fer
tilizer is of no mere value to the plant than the original Phosphate rook. The greater the
proportion of thia soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, the less the qoantity re
quired per acre, aud consequently the cheapest Fertilizer is that containing the.highest .per
centageof Soluble Phosphate. ^"S_ElE ' ? im VT?-V.
Impressed with the**ntriittba? ?ii llULrnUI^ tJkJ.D^Nl) ?UPBB-PIIOSPH ATE
COMPANY have erected at Charleston the first extensive Acid Chambers'South of Balti
more, and ore able to offer to planters the J11UHE8T PKIV. CKNTAGE OF* SOLUBLE
PHOSPIfATF/OF'LlMB knOwu in Wjr*?ftt%ct.%;<~ ,?,<);-, v>'.}.flj ... , , ,
Their Fertilixera are offered under two Terms:
1. *:tiM ;m, No.-l.rrPUllE SQIAJBLE PHOSPHATS, guaranteed to contain 24
per ceut. of Dissolved Bone Phospliate of Llmo, $ttO per toh, JO per cent, discount for cash.
Ji. Kliwma, \\o. 3.?PEBUVfAN SUPER-PHOSPHATE, guarntitccd'to oonlnin
?JO per cenf. of Dissolved Bone Phosphate, and ll'to8 percent, of AmuYon'm, wkh a suffi
cient addition of Peruvian Guano to adapt it to all Crops, $70per ton, 10 percent, discount
for cash. {v^h.H^JitX %-J*. j,,,^ -f, ;.... ?; . 'it.'. ?
WE ALSO OFFER:
DISSOLVED BOSE, of high grade, for planter/ of manufacturer*. Who may desire lo
mix into any other compost, aud we suggest that this is the best and cheapest 'method for
manufactures to transport the Sulphuric Aeid contained iu the mixture. Will be sold at a
fixed rate for each per oentagc.
. WM.' C. BEE :'&' CO/, 'Agents,
No. 14 ADGER'S WHARF.
Jim
ALBRECHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
oiiaa<-i:kiucj, s. c. |
. Returns thanks for paSt PATRONAGE
ani" Solicits a continuance of the same
WORK entrustedto hi in'will RECEIVE
his PERSONAL ATTENTION^.. All Work
Warren ted.
??2? /I.-. * . .1,,.,, ,.).!.?.>
NOTICE
To AdmliilMtratorH, Executory
CtaardiiutH, Committees
and TrustccH.
PRORATE OFFICE,
Dkckmiikk 27, 18?9.
YOU ARE HEREHY NOTlFfLD THAT
your Return wohl be made to this Otiicc du
ring the Menth? of JANUARY and FEBRU
ARY. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in January?the
others iu February, 1H70.
TH AD. CA NDR PAYS,
Judge of Probate.
P. S.?Administrator?, Ac., must make up
their own Ruturnn, or get their Attorneys
to do it lor them. The Judge of Probate has
not the time to spa^-c for such purposes,
jan i tf
G
EO. W. CAnPEXTER'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR
SA PAP. ILL A
c,i:o. m ca RPEXTEirs
CpM POUND FLUID EXTRACT OF HUCHU
Tboaa Celebrated Preparations, originally I
introduced by Gco. W. Carpenter, under tlu j
patronage of the medical faculty: hare beeu
so long extensively used by physicians and
of herd, that they arc generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied en es
being must valuable remedies in all eases
where Sarsaparilla or Ruchu are applicable,
and cannot bo top highly recommended.
They arc prepared iu a highly concentrated
form, so as to render the dose small aud
convenient. Orders by mail er otherwise
?rill receive prompt attculion.
QEO. W. CARPENTER, IJKN.SXEY & CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No, 7H7 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES ft SHULEK, and E. J. I
OLIYEROS, Orangeburg. 8. C, und DOVYlE |
& MOISE, Wholesale. Agents, Charleston. S
C . oct tf
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OKAXmSilUIl? 4'OU.VIY,
PK0RATJ5 COURT.
Jos A^Fanning, et. rag., ct. al. 1
Rebecca M. Morgan et. al. J
Coder the'erder in t bin thiscai-e, I will sell
for ensb; ou tlie 15th January next. (Satur
day.) at the Plfcntafioa ?f the Estate of Mar
tin Friday, the personal property of said
Estate, cousistjug of
1 Horse, 1 Majre Mule, 3 Oxen. 15 head
Cattle snd 2 Hogs, 4 Bedsteads. .1 Mattrosa, ?">
Feather Reds, 8 Roisters, f) Pillows. 1 Trun
dle Red, 1 Cradle, 5 Tables, 2 Toilet Stands,
-I W..shstands, I (Mock. SJ Chests, 1 pair
Tongcs, 1 pai" Fire Dogs, and a lot of Old
Iron. H. RU1G8, 8. O. C.
jau 1 td
Colleton Lands for Sale.
Wi'l by sold on the 'Jd February, (Wednes
day,) on the premise?, to the highest bidder,
twelve hundred (CJ<H?) acres more or less, of
valuable lard, the properly of Koubeu Ste
phens, on 8alik<diatehic River, near Ruckhcad
Causeway, in two tracts with Dwellings and
and necessary Outbuildings on each.
Terms?One-half cash, balanco on a credit
of one year, with mortgago of premises.
Also on same day and place, the personal
property, consistingoT Horses, Hogs, Wagon,
Carriage, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Ac, Ac.
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens will present thorn preperly
attested, and all indebted will make payuioiil
on day of Sale.
L. C. STEPHENS,
jar. ? -2t KUekville. 8. C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
rpiIK E?i?ITAI*I,E t?wti. roN
ducts its business on the
Pl'KKLY MUTUAL
ALL CASH PLAN.
-PAY AS YOU 00- is the sale rule in
L1FK ASSURANCE
as in anything else.
Us SEW Pl.'SlNESR in the year 1808 ex
cqded that of any '?CHECK," "NOTE" <.r
"MINED' COMPANY by up wards ot Tu eke
ALL PROFITS divided n".p.dicy
Holders annually.
INCOME...:. O.tKiO.OOO.OO
ASSETS.10,000,000,00
TheKtlUlTARl.E ASSURANCE SOCIETY
offers to Hie Public all th.- HEAL ARYAN
TAGE which can with safety bo conceded
by any Company.
N. AUSTIN RULL,
June 2fi? :\\>\ *?tf Local Agent.
Sit, Zion Institute,
4 ('lif^ii id mi f Xoni'itl S<-h(n'il?jf 'Biii/?
PUPIL* SENT TO THIS INSTITUTION
will be thoroughly, trained in ?11 tjie
branches of n liberal education?unless par
ties prefer ihcir wins lojnkc
A BUSINESS COUBSW,
which will embrace careful drilling in Com
mercial Arithmetic ami other English studies,
and is designed to tit boys for mercantile Ufr,
or actual business of any kind.
A uniform, uniting economy with neatness
of costurue. will he u'doptcd, tKo next year,
und the dlsctpli*>o mule still more effective
?by combining some of the features of-the
Military Academy with those of tho Normal
Scho I."
Term's per Session nf five months :
Board? including tuition in all the branches,
only,' $100.00. '
The Scholastic year opens 1st Monday in
February. For particulars ?end fot-circnlars.
Address. O. A. WOODWARD,
jUn ft?"ft, ' Principal.
H
Orangeburg JLSakery,
V. EITTHAN,
[P HO 1? 11 iET O It -
AVI NO procured the services of o
FIRST CLASS BAKEH,
. Mil. THOS*. W. ALIIKIUIOTTI,
S I am noir prepared io do .J! kind* of RA KINO
at a moments uoticc, nitd tu furnish custom
era and the Trade generally with a good arti
cle, and :it Charleston prices, at wholesale ami
ret nil to Merchants and luinilic*.
No expenses will he spared on my part to
-please my Customers.
The following list of Bread, Cukes and
Crackers kept constantly on hand, aud
fresh:
CA.K it S:
Pound Cake Large and Small.
Sponge Cake. Sugar Cake.
Drop Cake. Small Fancy Cukes.
Scotch Cake. . Lifayette Cake.
French Tea Cake. Lemon Cuke.
Lady's Fingers. Large Ginger Nuts,
Itolivers and Thick Cakes.
CHACKJi:i{8:
Trenton Crackers. < Butter Crackers.
Seed Crackers.
Sugar Craekers. Large Biscuit*.
H .RTC A.D:
"Wheat Bread. Rye Bread.'
-Graham B.ead.
French, Twist. Split aud Cap Loaves.
The highest cash prices paid for BUTTER
and ECUS.
The Subscriber respectfully returns his
thanks to the citizens of Orangrburg for
their patronnge in the past, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
npl 24?ly V. 11TTHAN.
CA 111XET ."?I ilk 1: It A X l> V \ -
DERTAKKR ? I respectfully solicit
work in tho above line, such as Coffins of
all styles., repairing Old Furniture, putting
New Cane Bottoms in Chairs, and all other
work in the above line dou^wilh neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted. Give
me a trial. B. J. LOYD, Markel-St.,
dec 11?3m Next to Jno. A. llamilt 2
Notice to Oebtora ami Credi
tors.?All persons having claim*
against the Estate of James Wiles, deceased,
late of Ornugchurg County, will present
them, duly vouched, on or before the 1st day
of April next, or payment will be debarred.
And all persons indebtod to said Estate will
tnake payment forthwith.
DAVID B. GARRICK,
dec 2")?3t . Qualified Administrator.
Notice of Dimissal.
TyplTlt'E 1S ''EK1.15Y GIVEN THAT 1
j_l| wUI, ou Ihp.20ffl da of January. 1S70.
Jue my final account with, the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Oraugeburg County, as
Administrator of the Estate or J, .1. Bush,
deceased, and ask for Letters of Dismissal,
dec 20? td A. JwHVDRICK.
Notice of Dismissal.
-^ivmti' r-\ :i!-:ui*"v given th at on
J^i the lUth day of January next. I will
tile my Final Accounts with the linn. T C.
Andrew*., Jude? of l'/obate. and ask for
Letters of dismissal as Administrator of the
Estates of K. Carson and George Vice,
dec 2>-~td W. W. VICE,
Notice of Dismissal.
XTOTieii IS HEKEUY t!l YEN TJIAaT
^1 1 will ?lc my final return with tli$T btynf j
Judge of Probate tor Orangeburg County, ou
tho fttht day of t'ohnmry noxt,' ami as^T/pr
Letters of DUatlasal w.AdmiRiat*aVn>?pf the
Estate of Elisabeth f t'Cftin, deceased. |
DAM AL L. DK VWDY.
jan8-r4t* Administrator.
J3| Mr. NATHAN E. WANNA.
MAKER is my duly appointed Attorney to'
transact my business during rny nlisChc?
from the Slate. AMOS KOOKE..
Orangebai%'S.'(\, Jan. 7th, 1*70.
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* BlM/tflaSY, BUSY,
AT TIJ'E
BEE HIVE!
0
MORE NEW GOODS !
j i jpm. STILL THEY COME!
G ? L D DEC LININ Qi
Wo will Close out our STOCK at
BARGAINS!!!
BULL/ SCOTILL & PIKE.
jn?8 may 2^
M i MY.
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NOW IS THK TJjHE TO BUY CHKAJP 11!
I BIlAl.L, FROM THIS DAY UNTIL THE FIRST OF MARCH NEXT. OFFER MY
entire Slock or FAI.X <">d WIXTKH CiiOOD.H "t very Low Trices. The remaining
Stock of Ch.nkj. Shawls. Winter Dress Good- :?.::?! doCsing wiRihe offerc.1 :U Cost.; These
Good* must lie sohl to tnnke rn-uii ri>r SPRING GOODS. Ci.m? soon and get *.arfza?!
have also a Good Stack of Roots, Shoes, Hats, f tps. Groceries, lip., cheap for Cash,
jnn 1 au? 23 ly.
.^-?-jj?a.- - j - Mi-rr ~ - ^m;.,l.?!
JOHN DAYIS & CO.,
DAKLKRS IX
Choice Family Groceries and Liquors
Wo respectfully call tho attention of our.Frijutls and the Public to our Stock
of the above named goods, which we warrant to giro satisfaction to all who will
fuvor as with a call. Out* price* arc ns cheap as any other Uou.su this aid ->f
Charleston. Try us.
dee 2*
" ' *i*ta todlsft ..4,
'if Hi JJ ) "?<. ii.uyi ,ti,
-~-^?H^-Hr~r.-far -=a
BACON, FLOUR, SALT.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.,
CORNER RUSSF.LL-ST. AND H. II. AVKNUK.
Has constantly on hand, a full assortmentofOUOt KUIFJS, which tk.y are
offering VERY LOW, also a very line lot of LIQUORS. -.,., ,
$8 00 i*srC*4W>? -V
2'00 per Gal', n
GIRSONS XXX WHISKEY fa)
RURE OLD CORN WHISKEY A
OLD RoURRON WHISKEY
1
V 50 per Gaflon
BBANDY, GHfJSf & AYINJ^
Also a cheap lot of IT A M.S.
Rarties wishing GROCERIES would do well t o call aud exatniu ; our S )G b
purchasing elsewhere,
dee 18
flmc
son
BON
dec 18
J. W. PATTERSON,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
TON BOXES.
SAVE YOUR CK NTS ! f.,r Twciity6v?
You will buy n'SWKKT St UPKLSK :
Candy td a varied flavor
And, to trnin vour Ladv's I'avnr. . . , (
GOLD OH SI I.V KU W ATCH.W Chain, i ? l
Studs or Kai Kinj-'s y?u will irnin.
Brenst-Pins. Unft .its fur y?ur Sleeve.
OPE Til K l'.t)X? (twill not .1 ceivo :'
PATTKBSON putsvSrUPIUSE in all!
!?!SAPP??1NIT.UKNT CAN'T BEFALL
Buy the ILix. und ihdV Surprise
Will delight your Neighbor's eyes.
mM TT T t 'S?
TT .? X . iTJL li Jj JU JL JA i
GROCEK AND LIQUOR DEALER.
OFFERS Tt) THE rURLIC A WELL SELECTED STO^K OF FRESH FAMILY
GROCERIES and Fi'.e Rrands of CHOK E LIQUORS.
Calling the attention of- Housekeeper* to the fact tlmt I ant supplied EVERY WEEK
"witl^ Fresh CA RR AGE (Red and While). ONIONS. CODFISH, IRISH POTATOES, DRIED
?APPLE?. Also German, Gaxel and Wnllnuts, and Coaro Nuts, and flutter Nuts ami 8. C.
Ricean Nuts, . ...
The folhlwing brand* arc on draft. CABINET, RYE. CORN. MONONOAHALA.
FRENCH HRA.N'i>V, HOLLAND GIN. lAMAfCA RUM, CATAWHA WINE, ROUT,
MALAOA, SHERRY and CLARET. Also '
LAGER, 01D?R AN!) K DIN BURG
I shall try an.l keep only an A?No. 1 ARTICLE of pp. I offer for sale.
ThoOLD CITIZENS of the County will be happy te find Mr. .JtHIN FAIR fermarW
Agent of tho S C. R. R., at this place, with me. ' 7
Come one and all, and sec for yourselves.
?lust received 0 Darrels of tl.p far famed CINCINNATI LAGER REER This War
needs no recommendstion, but to ,lrlnk It and pay Tar it. Kesveetfuiiy
R?v 13-^' . W. T. M?LLE 11
fitildvn&j Corner IUuacll Street su l K. l\? '"
Avenue.
A tew Young- Ladi?.? Can ommAdaletfif 1
with Docrd. >?? I -.:<?
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Office of County Auditor,
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Notice ifl hertfyf given to .-.11 parties wbrt
hove sold, or otherwise iRSPOSKf) of all}'
HEAL PROPF-I^TY between Sept' Itf, ?86i
and Sen. 1st, lfcu'.i, mid who m.' not liable
for the Tax on the same, ore reqrieftod to re
port to tili? OHIeo. on or before the j ?lh day
of Jan., IF 70, all sal es, transacts, etc., giv
ing tJic number of Acres and Rntldings, if
any, whore located, und in who- i cv
iously returned. A^ persons failing to re
port these sales or transfers of "Real Pro
perty," by fhe Hike above specified will be
?harged with the Taxes oa tho tame for the
Fiscal Year, UWl>, Vis no corrections wRl be
luaile after the "Duplicate" is made out.
JAS. Va.nTASSKL,
h\[- fi Cmm;-v
Just Received at
|DR. OLIVEKOh5
I T71RES& 'WARDEN SEEDS? B?CH AS; ^
Onion-Seta, Cabbage, Turnips, Raitnp) ,
Uect, Redns, Carrot, Celery, Col lards, (.'or,,
Cucumber, Egg Plaut. Kohl Rubi. Led;, l.?t
t^co.^Wustrird; Okra, Parsley, Pnv.fl?ps, IV}'
per,^Salsify, finish. Spinach, Tomato. i.e.
Dr. OLlVtKOS respect fully calls the st
tontion of the ptlblle to his VARIED mil
WELL SELECTED Stock of MKUlCIXlt'-,
whiec he warrants pure end reliable.
His loiig evpetlence in the dispens'ng and
conipoundiiig of -Medicines .warrants him ia
saying that all those of his own manufacture
uro giiacrantccd pure in ever* j articular.
E. J. OLIV EROS. M. I) ,
jun 8 ' Diuggist and Pharma 'fiu.-t.
T AAA ItEH AItl).-? I WILL
I .m\/\J\J give One Thousand Dol n s
j RuM or i for any ease of the following disCas? s.
which the medical faculty have prohotmciil
incurable, that Dr. Ricbuu/s Golden Iteuicdk's
will not radically cure. Dr. Ric'.i.-iu'stlnldc-i
Ralston, No. 1," will cure Syphiilis in itrf
primary and secondary stages, such as old
ulcers, ulcerated sore throat, sore eyes, skill
eruptions, micnoss of the scalp, eardfcatteri
diseases and mercury thorough'.. Dr.
Richan s Golden Dnlsum, No. 2. wttLcarc t *
thinl stages. nrLcrriary S^pldm*. Syphillit ?
and Mercurial Rhrnnintinrov aud 1 dely tho>#
who suffer front' jeuoh diseases to obtain a
radical cure, without the aid of this mc .icirn.,
winch docs not prevent the patient ftobi fat
ing and drinking what they like. I nave hou
dreda of certificates showing the miruculoSt*
cures effected by these remedies. Price ?f
cither No. 1 or No. 2 S> per bottle, or tw?>
bottles t?i). Dr. Itichait's Golden Antidote?A
aafe, apcjs'Ty. pleas ant. and radical cure iV.r
Gonorrhoea. Gle'et, Irritation, Gravel, und mil
I urinary derangements, accompanied wit*
T?Rrjtireotiotis,? warrahiedyco con-. Tri.-j
SiJ per bottlo. Dr. Itlekhu's Golden Bnxur
dc Amours?A railical cure fflr General De
bility in bid or young. Imparting energy tm
tlmse who have led a life of sensuality. It
is invaluable to those who are anxious f?r
an increase of family. Powerful, harmlcn*.
and speedy : in rcstoHnx heulth.1 Price if
per buttle, or two bottles, On recclp: . f
price, by moneyed order, registered lett? .
or express, those remedies will bo ?hlppe-: ?
any place. Prompt attention paid to 11
J correspondents. None genuine"without t*.' ?
name of Dr. Hichan s Eemediiv. I). '.
Richards, sole proprietor, blown in glas* f
bottles. Address DH. 1). B. l: 11? ii
No.. 2'2i* vurtek bi.,tvcw York. ;-f.'.,-<
from ?.t ,>. m. to 'A t*. 3|. Circulai?s? ni.
Aug.-21 tr
PLANTATION BITTER
This wonderful vege
table restorative Is the
I sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As a
I tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid^it has
no equal among stomach
ics. As a remedy for^
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec
ially subjoct. it ia
superseding every other
stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, tem
perate or frigid, it actu
as a speciiic it> every
specifouifr disorder which
underlines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it, is intro-*
dneed it becomes a
standard article?a me
dicinal staple. Itis to-day
the best and purest ton I<y
and the most popular
medicine in tho civilized
world?-be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
ang 21 o ly
IESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR ?jjj
5j u?? of the Medical Profession im i i ?
Family, possessing thos^ infrin..;,- i itk:r )
properties which belong tq an Old and i u>o
tlin. Indispenaabia t>j Female*. (Loud. t*j
Kidney Complaints. a dolioipuB Tou:
up in cases con*OniIlg <;ne do?cn bottlo* eael,
and solil by U1J Druggists, ?V?Wfit^
j: EstshltnU :77M,' No. j? Reaver St.," V. V.
DM J',. J, OLIVtilOS, Ag ut,
July .11?oia : OrniHs&vHv, C. ,