The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 05, 1871, Image 4
I ATUHDA 1, AU (XUST D, U
All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
Our aide-walks are gradually putting
od a "city look."
Tbero are plcu'ty of watermelons iu
Town now. Wo saw a man cut of oue
other day until ho could scarcely
alk.
X>in any of our exchanges ever sco a
milch cow thot would wulk into it parlor
With the nesurao.ee of udauc'ing
hsasTer ?
Tho rain Thursday af ternoon last was
auch nn agreeable surprise to many of j
our citif.cua thot kouio of them loft their
houses for the yard, oud stood aud "look
it" like good fallows.
Tun KHW Telegraph Lino is boiog
r^idly.^qcHtipJetod, i' Imviog passed this ,
pfe'ep wrecks ctgo. It is siid that tho
Company contemplate establishing an ]
office, iu Orangcbuvg.
- IM.?* nmma
Tn& weather?Hhs been unusually j
Vt?i for the past weck. Everything i? j
buTuVng up for tho Waut of ruin. Cotton !
vre understand is looking badly through
out the entire County.
We understand iJiut a fire occurred
over in the Fork aomo woeke ago. Will
oor friends v-cmouiber to furnish us with
ouch local intelligence hereafter 2 Just
? littlo note, left at our uffict?,"Wifl suffice.
"We are in receipt, of an obituary
which wo de?:lti.o to publish until our
rules .are combed with. "Every arti
cle, written lot the OaANn.ttttuao Nkws
wiust be b<coTi\p -nieil by the name o1 j
the author, m>t ncctVmrily fur publica, j
?ujjji but as a g\ta'rnt\tCC of goo d faith n
Tei.k "i.v; a Orsicts ? Mr. UuUcrrv,
the fiu-vner ^?eraMJf ?t this place, .ins
J. rt us. We uu?cvatot;d lh.v hu b::k a
ri'.mtinu vbrvl'.cre in lb employment
the Tt-kgra^li . ('. mpr.iiy. Mr. i> -
j lncv is tilLd Ly Mr. das. IIag.ui, who
ve learn, is very s.t;enuvo an I puue
tt:al to Kn business.
In conm:^* EISTE of many ur^cni
?>? iieitnli.ms (Vom the Masoniu Frater
nity, to publish QitHfo the Address of
ihe Kev. Cuttino. the publication of the
i?lnry, '-.More Trich than 1'ottir," \s
suspended, fev this is.-ue. We will eom
mcucc it again in tuir next. The ad
droit* which we publish oil our uutnide
pnge, wc truit, will compensate for its
nbsence."
Cotton Boll.?Mr. Charles O. In
ebinct laid upon our tublo several days
ago a cotton boll fully open, and dry
enough fur picking. This beats every
thing, iu the way of cottou bolls, we
have seen or heard of yet. In fact, Or
angeburg County is generally ahead of
other Co unties tu tho Stute iu all such
mutters. For many reasons she iasPA'v&g.
beiug called the Banner County. Ouo
- ??- ?' - . .? .,
&y it will bo given to her.
8r*>5ar8?Mr. Meronoy is just in re
ceipt of an extraordiuary quality of fino
Segars. We havo puffed. some of tho
? I?ti???" ??,1 ^nnrn unheaitatrbirl v pro?
iioanofl thotn to bo of fink rate mako.
Ho has 6everal new brandy tlto flavor
of which is dulicious. If our readers
want a good sm>ko lot thotn cull on Mr.
M. and nak?well, no matter which
brand, either Progress, 'Matchless, La
Fcliz Habann, Colossus Flor de Tobuc
cos?a'|l aro gocd, and will give one a
gpod (jinp^o.
JIere's yolk Namk !~~A week or so
ago .a child war. botn tfofQ n coctdin
family, resident iu thie County. It wa.s
living at last accounts. But if it sqr
ijives any lottgur with the name that
was given to it the other day by its fond
papa, our readers will prone o.wco it ol
strong constitution, [fa name is, RlCH
mono Stoker Julius Cksah Al-ouh
tub Gordon Alexander Cattiam
J'iileom Jackson Mluaifje?well,
this cuds tho names that were giveo to
?4. Tho one unto which it wf? born we
VUl omit (a publish. Shakespeare * iyrt)
"What's [d 0 li.atno ?'' M'bv?<: folk.s
lunat thiult there i^ u great deal. What
gay uur rwden f
Fin? Tobaccos.?Wru. M. Sain k
Co., at the ?oraer, are just iu receipt of
a large consignment of fine chowing to
baccos; ?Up a fresh supply ol family
groceries. Thoir first lot of cigars
"took bo well" that they have had shipped
to thetn another ten thousaud. Hearken,
thorcfore, all yo smokers to thoir adver
tisement, and give them a call. Look
for thoir new store opposite the Poet
Oifico. Husbands, buy a barrel ol* thoir
fine family flour and we'll guarantee that
your bcttor-hul'fs will bo in a good humor
for Bit mop'tha; *??' "
"Ye that iiavk Eyks," &0.?
In nnctber column will bo found an
Ordinance, passed in the Council Cham
ber of Otangeburg, cntittied "An Ordi
nance for the better preservation of the
tree?, fcc iu tho Public. Streets ? f
Orangeburg, nnd for othei purposes."
To our readers in tho country wo say
rcall it, and save your five dollars. Any
horse found uoon tho side-walk, is to h.?
tnken by tho marahal and held until the
fino, fixed by tho Ordinance, is paid.
Wc predict that Marshal Wolfe will
havo his bands full until it is generally
.understood that our Council is deter
mined to carry out the provisions of ihia
j.Lrw. Now Tor tho Hog Law, good
Msyor BulJ.
/- '*muma-*"*""*""*-???
The Grand Jury.?>We respectfully
roqucet the Grand Jury, at tho next
Court of General Sessions, to examine
carefully the Docket Books of the Trial
Justices of -this County. Some of them
have held their positions for nearly two
years, and notwithstanding their Courts
beiug always crowded with criminal
cases, not ONE DOLLAR I1A8 THE
C01JNTY REC E IV ED FROM
THEVL But on the other .hand,
TLIKIR accounts against the Stato are
presented IYeqctv.|tly. The t>y?tcm is rot
ten to tta very core, and wo demand that |
it be examined into. Wo know one man
R IG P T HERE IN ORANGE BURG
who v ill ?;o before a Jury any time and
u.ukc O.tt'.i that he ulotro paid fin s for
divcr> prison."*, uui'uiutiug tu some thirty
or forty Jj'.l.rs. There are many more
who will m;-.kc '.he satti? statement.' T4tu
queMion-is. \V4t?*ro*.i? ihc motley gr>n<s'!
rW ~-??- ?-"
A nuisanck?V??r the hu .drcdtl.
! ti.ne our attention has been called to ??
social pest nnd nuis.iiiou. It h to be
found iu the person of ''Crippled lien
rv." Ifi.ny little pindor b>y happens
! tii nmko this mouthy creature und, a?
he calls it, n torreut of indecent ami
blackguard epithets arc instantly belch
ed forth from, his loud muutli.
No matter wboro bo is, and no Unit,
tor. how many ladies there may bo to
hear his course and vulgar language, it
makes no difference with him, when ho
imagines himself insulted, out it comes.
\Yo ltuvc frequently beard him uiukc
uso of words upou our streets that would
shock the decency of a hog, nnd that
too while ladies were parsing. We did
not think it would bo necessary to make
any meutiou of a matter so notorious iu
its unpleasantness to respectable cars.
Bu/. wo have fouud it necessary. And
now wo re k: SbuU the nuisance bo
abated 1
An Outrageous Murder!
WHO WERE THE -MURDER
ERS?
LET ?OV. SCOTT OFFER A RE
WAliD.
We learn from a reliable source in
telligence as to a horrible murder which
wus commit ted, on Tuesday niyht last,
upou the . plantation of Trial Justice
W. L. W. Riley. Tho victim was
u colored man, named John Perry,
j The perpetrators are unkuown. Tho
fuels are these: On Tuesday night
last about 12 o'clock, (our white men
visited the place of Mr. Riloy.' They first
weut to the house of Rettb.tu Jumison, n
colored man, uud demaudejj 111 -? t- ho
should take them to the houso of John
Perry. Jamison wus frighteucd, nud
of ouuree obeyed the C' " and of tho
miduight assassins. 1 i?t as they
ueared the house of tho decease3, ho,
iu the meantime, getting tho alarm, ruu
out of the baek Joor. Before lie got
fhr from hia house, he reoeired two or
three loads of buok shot in his back ;
which killed him instantly. Trial Jus
tice Jliley suuiumufcd a Jury of luqucst,
and a verdict was rendered in accor
dauco with thefaots. What caused these
assassins to thus murder a respectable',
and iueffeueive citizeu, we forbear to
conjecture until we receive further
Intelligence. Our iufonuauUs tell us
that Perry was an industrious nod hard
working niud,aud j .noror - did.: any ooo
on injury. Ib not this a crime which
nppcalH to Justice to offer a. coward tor J
the criminals ? " They are stiil at largo
fittfl we cull upon Oov. Scott to offer *
reward for their capture.
WAS IT A TIG Kit?
The Community of Brancliville
Frightened Nigh Unto Death..
An Animal Itcscinbling n Ti
Kcr-Hc showH Ilimnclf to a
Gentleman while lit his Field
?Gentleman muk?s .Track?
for Honte?The Alarm Given
to the Neighborhood?Every
Hound that could yelp, Gath
ered to go In Pursuit of the
Object of Terror?Old Men
and Young Men and Old Wo
men and Young Wanen, und
lloys and "GalM," and Philos
ophers and Politicians. All
Fooled for Onee.
We wero told the. other day a story
too good for the readers of the Nkws to
miss. For their benefit we will write it.
It appears from the information guthercd
from our deponent that sonic two or
throe weeks ago tho news was circulated,
iu the vicinity of Hrauthville, that r.
Tiger hud got loose from a Circus that
had performed at Ilambt rg, n wo*k or so
previous to the tiiuo iu which the citi
zens of our modist little sist?i- 'fow.i
were m? terribly excited, and that it had
been soon just net >.-s the river frmi said
pliioo. Of o mrs'j the newsmongers
went fight to work in eireulitiig an 1
adding to this report. In a day or soil
was aprcad all over tho neighborhood.
Kxnggcratcd as it wa?, niter ftoi?g
through tho Creative brain of. the noted
qniil nrt/ir? of that place, it could no*
help but IrighpiU the Weak and lai.it ol
heart. Kut, to give u coloring of truth
to the rumor, tho animal's track was de
clared to have boon sern by a gentleman
not far (Vom lUauchville. Oar depon
ent h::? it that whilo said gentleman was
working iti his field, the real Jive and
hideous Tiger leaped the fence cloeo by
him. The nun stared at it for a moment,
when a run for home was made, With
eyes as big us the cvouing star ho never
rested for a momcn' until his retreat w s
made good?homo under his bed. His
wife got a glimpse, of him whilo entering
the house, and cried out, "What's the
matter V Tho frightened husband
thought there was no titite fur an expla
nation, and shouted back, ''Is it com
ing ?" Sot understanding the cause of
her husband's real fear, she ran to him
with all her speed. Here ho poeped out
from under the bed, and told his uucas\
wife of bis fright. After ho became
quiet, and his nerves sot tied, a visit was
made to the^adj uuiug neighbors. ? *
any delay, all the curs and hounds in t1
community were collected together, ard
the woods scoured for tho Tiger. A ftw
hour*' drive was sufficient. Tho object
of the drivers' search was found. Aud
what do you supposo it woe ? O '.
Uranehviiie. shall wc tell it? If si let
it be known that it was a young calf.? Il
had not jumped (ho fence, as tho fright
ened man purposed, but came from out
of a fence cormT, and it is thought ran
the other way as rapidly as did its mas
ter make trucks for home. "Let us havo
peace."
COMMMtOIALT
MAItKET ItK PORTS.
Omen o? tub OnANORaoao News,
August 4, 1871.
COTTON?Sales during th? week 10
bales. We quoto ;
Ordinary....^,.,.t....,.H ft
Low MUdlins.10 (?\
Middling.u_...... t. ..*..... t H } ^
Uurnit Hier. .......Sl.GO p?r outhel.
Com.$1.05 por bushel.
Cow Pias..,. tiO per bushel.
flMibts.i...$l.tO^jpei bushel.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer,
No. 20 Hay no Street nnd Horlbeck's Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
a^jjjr* TtnVis tho bnrgest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind iu tlio Southern
States, and all articles ? in this line can be,
furnished by Mr. P. P. To.vi> at prices which
defy competition.
O^J" A pamphlet with full and detailed
list of nil sizeft-of-Doors Sashes and Blinds,
and the prides of ouch, will be sent free and
posf Paid, on nppUcrttiod to'
P. 1?. TOAI4E,
CHA It LESTUN, S. C.
July 15 weo tf
FIRE INSURANCE.
Tili;. Klt'IIXOXD
RANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Office VlivZ Main and 12/7* Streets.
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN B. DAVlS.ProHidc.it.
JOHN -F. C. POTTS. Secretary.
MANN H. QUAKTiES. Cashier.
T. B. STARKE, Genend Agent.
??^?xsr
Having this d?y, (Oct. 17th, 1S70.) rc
oeived the appointaunt of AGENT for Or
nngeburg of the above 1nsup.ANCE COM
PANY, 1 am prepared to t>?ko BISKS on
Stores, Stocks of Mercjtaudizo and Dwell
ings at reasonahle^ratea.
JOHN A. IIAMTTLwN,
Agent for The Riehmond Banking,
ami insurance Company,
and Southern Lifd:lnaur.-?neo Company, *
Market-St.,-Orangoburg, S. C-.
net 22 ly
AN ORDINANCE
For tlic Hotter Preservation of
Ihc Pc?ee and Quiet or (he
Tonn of Orange-burg S. ?.
Srotion. 1. Beit Ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen in Cntiucil ass-mblo-l. thai on
and after the -Ith day of July. A. I). 1871,
anv person or persans who snail 1PH.D or
PERMIT to ha HEED, it DANCE or
or AMUSEMENT, for p iy oi-rewarl with
in'the Incorporate f.:-.:it? of tin T-iwn of
Ornngi'burg. S. 0., sloi'l lir-r obtain from
the Town U. moil a LICENSE to.- Lolling
t'ne sa::ic. ai. 1 Mr a il! ha paid Ihr
Mim of Pivm (?) do!l.il>i fo;' ceh a.i l everv
lirbnh :.
Sr.c 2. T: tdi t-l hrthS .la;,- of d: Town
M.i;>?h il i<j 1) * pr.'jtcQPEt 1 all s.i.-h nee isioai,
ail 1 for h'.4 s?rv:c?s gb*U u? n'l m.d T .0
CJ) dnlb.i'S ei? e i.vi Vt|Ln.la-i ;j . tit'.* am.iniit
t.i h ? de .a :. -1 f .. .a bP.'EV-EX j-icy.
Sur. '?' A \Tii.rio : af this (>. l.u.uic ?
9'tal! fiutijfc! tb~> ?>*t' ?: '4- ? iu a Prll khy no:
norc >!mu T-?'ouly l?/j'-Aiilars: or iris
oiim^nt f.:r O mo Lo! rxeeel'gg Twenty
< 2 I ; day*. #
Sko. t. A'l OrJ : : t.r part '>??!? -<?f
Contrarj* or Ite; ujjrviil lo i!ii< Or iinanec
ere hear, hy P.en ntSt).
-'. Rii'ifte 1 in Cniu-iU Uu ? t:!i 6vJ:i'v A. I).
<ir*?i. ?
n. a BCf.b.
Clei k.
e. : c.i.ivr.??s c.e.k.
J.i v K J.
Notice of Dismis.al.
VroTicE is iiFin-.r.v given that 'on
l\ the Hd day of ,\iffcu?l next, 1 ?ill File
my Final Are? nut as Administrator of iho
Estate of Joshua P ftavley, deceased, and
on that dav a.-k for Letters of Pisinissal.
J. Ii. IIA it LEV,
july 22?4t Administrator.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Vor Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, A?t.liTn^(
and Oonaumntion.
Probably never before In tho wholo history of
medicine, lias any thing won so widely and so
deeply upon tho contldencu of mankiud, as this
excellent remedy f?r pulmonary complaints.
Through a Ions series of years, and among most
of the races of mcu it has risen hlfclier und higher
in their estimation, as ithSS become better known.
Its uniform character and power to euro the va
rious affcc?ons of thu luugs and throat, hare
made it known as a reliable protector agamst
them. While adapted to milder forms or disease
and to young children, it is St tho same time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for incip
ient cousumption, and tho dangerous affections
oi the throat and lung*. As a provision against
sudden attacks of OroM/tJ it should bo kept on
band in every family, aim indeed a* all are some
times subject to colds and rough*, nil bhould bo
provided with tl.u antidote fur them.
Although Fettled Coitatiaipffon Is thought In
curable, s?ll grv A numbers of cases where Uie
disease seemed .settled, have been completely
enred, and Uie patient restored to sound health
by the Cherry Pectoral. So complete Is Its
mastery over tho disorders of the Liuigs and
Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it.
Whon nothhig else could reach Uiem, under the
Cherry 1'eetornl they substdo and disappear.
Singera mitt ?????"- *- ' - 0.cilk
Asthma is always relieved and often nholly
cured by It.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry I'ectoral in small anil frequent dn*et.
80 generally are its virtnes known, thut wo
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assuro tho public ?ist its qualiUcs
are fully maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevor,
Ch?l Fever, llcmittcnt Fover, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fovor, Ac.,
and indeed all tho sJTbctions which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miaamatio
poisons.
As its name implies It docs Cure, and does not
ail. Containing neither Arsenic, (jumtne, itis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisooons
substance whatever, U in nowise Injures any pa
tient. The number and Importance of its turea
in the ague districts, are literally beyond nccount,
and wc believe ?iuiutii a ptu j?ii<-i in thr history
Of Agno modiclnu. Our pride Is gratified by U10
acknowledgment* we rocclvo ol the radical cures
effected In obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly Tailed.
rjnttccllmated persons, cither resident in. or
travelling Uirough miasmatic localities,w ill bo
protected by taking the ttiti: CVBJV dally.
For l.lrer Complaint*, arl-iing from torpid
ity of tho Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stlmu
Utting tho Liver into heal?iy aettvity.
For Bilious Disorder*, nnd Liver'Complaints, it
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cores, whero other medicines had
fitted.
Prepared by Dn. L Attr & Co., Practical
?nd Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and
sold all round tho world.
PJttCE, $1.OO VES JIOTTXJf.
Dr. E. J. OLlVilUOS.
Agent ut Orangchui g C. II.
augG ly
E. L. IIAL-EY,
1.1 missi;k am> xi?iiSEK
COMMlSSiON M ERCIIA NT,
lVhari; Wost Kntl RIois4fnfcite.-.HI
CH \\\LKSTON, y-. C.
aug 27 |y
JUST RECEIVED FROM
I). LANDR?TH k SON.
Ruta Bagn Turnip Seed.
Flat Pntoh Turnip Seed.'
Red Ten Turnip Seed. i
Large Norfolk Turnip Seed..
Lasge Globe Turnip Seed.
Soven Top or Johnny Rod Turnip Seed.
Largo Drumhead Cabbage Seed.
Large York Cabbage Seed.
Drumhead Savoy Cabbage Seed.
. til eon Glase Cabbage Seed. . .
All of which are warranted FRESH and GENUINE.
For anle by
E. EZEKI EL, Sign of Big Watch.
July 18 feb 18 . lye
MORE NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
THEODORE KOHF & BUOTHEH'S.
ONE CASE OF
CHOICE CALICOS
SUITABLE for the SEASON. Also Received a largo assortment of
STRAW GOODS
In ALL COLORS, comprising the LATEST STYLES OF of SUNDOWNS, OYPSIES,
ROUND HATS LADY WASHINGTON, kc. These goods we are enabled to sell at II4.LF
the usual PRICE.
OUR DRESS GOODS5 STOCK
* * ' h '?
HAS ALSO RHEN REPLENISHED WITH CHOICE PATTERNS, and arc selling the
. same at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
WH WOULD ADVISE EVERYBODY TO LAY IN THEIR. SUPPLY OF DOMES
TIC GOODS at th3 present LOW FIGURES at whleh we continue to sell, notwithstanding
the vorv great rise in these Goods; caused by the advance of the Raw Material, we will
sell nt the same ASTONISHING Pit ICES Tor whleh we are celebrated.
Great bargains in
CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, FANCY GOODS, 4C.
PARASOLS ! PARASOLS !! PARASOLS!!! At manufacturer* prices
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
junc 24 ly
DOWN! DOWN! DOWN!!
. at ' y
T H E C O R N E R!
d. louts
IS NOW OFFERING
HIS ENTIRE STOCK
AT A 1ST ID
UND E 11 COST
TO MAKE ROOM
FOE FALL GOODS.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BARGAIN'S?COMB ONE AND ALL.
X). LOUIS,
juno 17?ly AT THE CORNER.
n ? ? . ? . ... ?
JUST RECEIVED
Another CHEAP LOT of1 BACON. I ? Ali&O
An assortment of AUGUSTA FLOUR. Fjr aalo
PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN. One TWO HORSE WAGON.
Elot'ORS from $l.V) upwards*. One JERSEY WAGON, four seMed and
Cheap SUGAR and COFFER newly painted?Warranted.
MOLASSES und PYi:ri\ Also sot of TWO iURSE HARNESS.
CHEAPEST LOT (\U PlP'VSi mnino i\t Tnt> vot
w. t. MULL10R.
juiio 17 . rjit
TIT JO Fi liM OF*
WM. A. MERONEY & GO.,
HAS 11 KEN IHSSOLVEL? BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
WILLIAM A. MERONEY
Wt.Lf. CONTINUE Till: OLD BUSINESS1 AT THE OLD STAND.
II. ?ls?>offers for sale a choice n?-sortmen: ?r FINR FAMILY ?ftOCERTES, Iiis Stock or
which will always he kept full and fr<>eh.
TVi iV> \ / 1/ U \ l?y Oio Wholesale and Retail--the ?BST BRANDS of the Weed
1 \ J\JJ\K.'\J\ * t!l?t waaeror ? ol.awed.*" SUGARS, also by1 Whoteeale and
Uetul?tbo beat ever "Puffed. ? 1
NEW MOTE I/.?TRANSIENT .:nd PERMANENT ?0 A UDERS accuiniuodHlcd.
tliat he, Mr. MERONEY, Is quit* sure, "Known how to keep a Hotel." Those w &o r.gree
with him will, of cour*o, Palfonixs the NEW HOTEL; those who differ, will certainly be
convinced by a simple vieti to his hos 'table an*/ gonerouslv provided TABLE.
AUCTIONEER.?In addition to selling his nun Om.-ls. MR. MERONKY offers
his services for the disporsul of other persons Coi ls by AUCTION. He ha* n happy knack
of inducing Bidder* to buy whether they wish to or not, and of obtaining the HIGH EST
PRICK8 for other persons, white, contented with the lowest prices for himaolf.
rlvUT? "? A T> ME. MEEONKY has reoemtly been admitted to the BAR
I ITJrj .DAli (which he Wps in ponUfCUen with bjs HROCEKY.) lie
has a large practice alreaity, aud though ho is fre.jueutly "summoned," to prepare "sum-'
inery proceedins*" in the shape of ICED DRINK?, COCKTAILS, Aa., he never he.tra any
?COM PLAINTS;" an Ihe contrary, every ana seema to be "PLEAH".ed with h?? LIQUORS
au I to have quite an "attachment" tor ME HONEY'S DAR.
iv A I ft
It is Heining more than fair
To say that, in his littlo affair
Of distributing g*oepries anil other oxordlfnt fate
Meroney is assisted by John Fair.
tk?~ Wanted G?NlO pounds of WOOL, lor which tUe highest uiarkaLbiicc wilF
be puid, ^ -a,
june 10 u ^^^IH^
hkl_ ?H's.1'.. ' -:v' ? H^y!:^
TT' A?5B bbsb.- CtJjrf AINING COPPS
naul ATuin, are the ^e^^u^r^^caHS^
cere??4 tnffWslfatft. *?f
tbe Beer from a d*3*?* di1lcrcftt Br<e^^
?Ad all wer? found adulterated with nnxle?s
substance. It is seid, that. the sa!e of Drag?
to ?rewcre, I? a provable part of the trade.
This ia perfectly iafaenoue Co$culua.indJcus
(fish berry) ?us-vomica. (dog button) from
which strychnine i?. obtained, are some of
the delcctabla substMioes found in Reer!
These are potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at oaea
ia oneft bis ewe rats,
P. a.?I am willing to be drowned Hrafl^
own vats, if auy imparities ?beuld bo foatttL
in my Beer.
I shall ooniinue to make a healthful
Beverage, to that It May be drank by tea
most delicate without the least danger, '. ._ ,
JOHN r Csl2j??b??. 5?. C.
Fer sale in Orangeburg by the ta?L #^
?tberw?e, by MP.?ONSY L SAIN.
jaa 7 c !?
METALIC OASES,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS titf HAW
all of tho tariouS Sites of tha above Cave*;
which can be fnrniahed immediately on ap
plication.
Also maanfscturos WOOD 'COFFINS *a
usnal, and at tke shortest notice.
Apply to If. RI.3GS,
mar 5?6m Carnage Munnfadurcr.'
Gittam* s Saying s Baal;
?'' ? of "rtivtaib
south carolina
WILLIAM M?HTIX, President .
JNO. B. PALMER, Yicc-Presidenk nft
JNO. P. THOMAS,
A. G. BRENI*.EIl, Cashier.
j. C. B. SMITH, Aeaistam CasUiMasil
DIRECTOR*. ! s?
Wana HaarTox. It. II. RoT-narioc. nrui
i. P. Thomas. I>. Ravese^., Jr. .?
P. W. MoMastku. Rev. Willi ax MAnTis
A. f. HasaatL. Jno. B. Palmku.
3. Ed Oaxuo. Thomas E. Ooxco^^
orangkucrg branch,
" . ? ? .. AT THE _
ESGJItfK II017&K.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER A GLOVER.
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. TH03. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL 8. FELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
JAMES U. FOWLES.
Deponit? of $1.0tt and Upward
^Received.
INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent. Spe
ciul Certificates of Deposit.
On Ordinary Savings Deposi:?, G per evnt.
will be Compounded every six months on Ac
counts.
jaa 21 c 6m
T. P. Hanois. R. A. Humjiss
IL C. Hcnots*.
bbodie \fc co.
OTTON FACTORS
?- ???is* ?:.
commission merchants,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CflARESTON. 8. C.
Liberal Advances umdc on CousigniaoaV
Rr.rsa vu Andrew Simomla, Esq., Prea't
Ist National Baak, Charleston, S. C.
may 21 wee tf
AUGUSTUS b. KNOWLTON
(Formerly of the New York Bar,)
attorney and counsellor
AT LAW,
OIIANCJKU1IK?, ?. Ci
julytf tf
antotxck.
Dr. CHARLES 11. TAREtt effer; his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to'the Citi
zens of Orattgebwrg and v;oinity.
Office atjho Drug Store of Dr. Olrvortsjt.
Residence "Oak Villa," Bvoughtcn 8tre4.
may 1:1 ::c'
reeder & Davis
cotton factors
General Commission Merchants,
a^i._?- hv...u39SHHI
charleston, ? c.
Oswxli. UKr.ncR. EaaxKRAA* Davi*.
oct 15 6av
DR. aTbERW^CK^
purgf.on DENTIST,
Untdutffe Daltlmore College
Dental Surgery-.
OPPK7E ?ARKET-ST. OVER ?tubb?f
j. A. HAMILTON,
RcspectfuTlT offers his services tv tfco
PUBLIC In tbe Practice ef DENTAL SUR
GERY u? all its b.'cnche-s. Special attention
will be paid le the PI \TION ?f the
natural taeth \ equal ea.re being exrrei*;.* ra
the construction of AKTIFD I s I.
TUTES. .Vll operations guaranteed in g<vw ?
satisfaction. i;?eff -
Ofliee Ue*va frem 0 A. M. >c 1:30 P? AL
and from 8 te d P. M.
may 20 c ly
Notice of Diiiiis8al.
T^TOTrCE IS HEREBY G1VRN YXrA
]\ will, on the J4ih day ot July, Mill,
file my final eeceunt with the lluuurable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, aa
Administrator of the Entntis of Jeaeph I).
Oarrkk and Charles D. ?aritek, and a?k fer
Letters of DUmis.'al.
M O. CAUiih K.
junail-lf AdnjiitUtraier^