The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 19, 1871, Image 4
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""?SOSes 3E5fX5V]ER,
PlSAXCIAI. AND HusUfSSS MaKAQKB,
?ATtTSBAT, AUGTJST19,1871
Stcry article for fho Ohamokbi-bo N?"
araet to aeeompanied by the- real name
tho anIber-not neeesearily for publica
tion, bot as a guarantee of good faith on the
3??-t of the writer.
?^SSSSSSsj*???"" _=rr-=r.--r--?
thristJfftiity:!
Sj^ ssrsnga mood has taken posses
sion, of us, because wo have selected the
christianized, wo arej^sfiip?,
.tfksrsbly Well on the road tec
. n Christian civilization.
-kf ol totoliern' that there is n God, ana
endowed us with natures and
^fcna^wpouBiblc to His kingdom. Wo
Jfljpjprl^^ certain ways
^fj^s^fjtftlyatioo of his creatures here
orsab sooth.' We believe He will reward
a^aijiy^J?^snd pan iah the Wicked. All
we belicyo. Then, gentle
?f tho Oranoebuhcj JSkws,
i?sia.rlar^an.the snbjt st of Christianity
.t^s^srbnp if-this were not an enlight
'r'essMdlsnd intelligent people, what we
1 r.ot bo applicablo to
they have hud the ad
^jsuiagoa of aW??W^?dnoati?n, and if
SMbfJ fJlsstrsisfe&ST they May- themselves
trie charge oP deporting them
*f|?llrtn^^ctV/^r^ manner, they
?S%j|??t?e^?e.'A-.'>' \ii ?it*Wt Si ' '
Jt sectarians, nor do we be
?Ss^e- in sny snob doctrine. Oar faith
?4aisVtB#??|bt: Wc believe that it is
^sTble lor a man to get to Heaven,
'who is not a member of any Church,
J^roji*|cd bo comes up to all tho vtlvr re
quirements of God. And wc believe that
there is to be found, inside of the pale of
Christian Churches, a wickedness like un
to that which caused the destruction of
Sodom and Gomorrah of old. SVc bo
licvo also that there eau be Been there
the religion of Heaven, meek and lowly
professors of that fnith taught by
?fjbtf'wbo yielded up his life in the ex.
nres?e'ag?uy"drthe Human crucifixion.
)nr belief is that there are good men
ju tho church nud out of it. I3ut what
sleJfssssss%s^*Pca?: ot" *h? con rent ion -
sJiQfaristianity of to-day. Of course the
^nu?ri"s\s^?t^^ot^dlo term, places
?asas> aeaSS SBBSeSBsft SsSfW tf"few39rl*fc$ '
sr*rol^*^rOi^|oor of, or rather, inside
^^y^n^^hcs themselves.
> Vfefcavo a proper conception
og of the word Christianity,
? be the religion taught by
earth, and from day t?
^ministers, from the Biblo.
ton tells us to love one nnoth
er j to db as we would wish to be done
^r^^nltfs^e jcst wc he judged.
Now it may bv. paid that wc are judging
nowr but we- asa asstt ifcynro- only writ
ing Of a fact patent to every one. And
one.
without any further apology for >at
wp intend to cay, wc will write it and
be dono.
That Christianity is at a low ebb in
this' country is n "dcplurahle but unde
niable fact. That fashion, the love of
drei?, tholovo of display, nud the love
of the things of this mutable aud .Unite
world have taken possession of many of
the hearts of those who claim to be pro
fessed followers oi uod, is also a giav
jt^fjy^^inl truth ; a truth that
stamM tff<ff 4l?n?^ even upon the
loin d*} of those who profess no faith in
shjjpjtfl) of'liords; a truth that makes
tho rucck and lowly followers of the
Jesus of Nazareth, shod great bitter
fifO^oTgriorj
J^iavjfta4ljiet that is uot ouly tu lw
witnessed in. the Churult^ but in tho
enssionf trfrtltr mf-tl "'" oulsido of it.
?sfcW'tfcTnany cnemi?* of religion,
thsdNfffrfhd practical Tom lVmc;
iu^his w.orldf.who will snatch, like i
titsogry pika would, a roach, the least
error.or shortcoisdti?. of a member, of
tho: Church'- They langh at nud op*
nose the leachiDKS of the Bible in
e*ery conceivable form ; Lhey tell
you, (hat churlish priests nud min
isters nso only. i?<:inu/rd discover
er8- of ? that, .happy islo boyond this
rldVwbfcb' I* peopled with angels ]
0 redeemed of thix'-e who once
1 und had their heinu tu our midst
they tell you that these jiricsts and mho
life never wo?, nor ovor will be; ?hat J
thoy point you to a ParodNHfeC
ev '^^j^t|jttrhj^biTca^ anjp^?7iyt
nhiickli
longiqg
say that nieso
ments, upon the young and careless,
will make their impression. Ar^the
least drop of blood will taiut and dis
color a glass of clear water, bo will such
w ords os the above from tho lips of the
infidel, leave their imprint upon tho
minds of the young so Vwill their hearts
be tainted and dleco.oroa.
Now if ? all.-the ways of tho members
of the Christian Qfaufches, mcro perfect,
[*wr<rre fdrix^.^a^^^faaliftrSc^h^ W*<m&
rules itff requHrmc'tttB' of Gtid'g' ^W^d,
attack them in vain. But day Try dty,
and werk by week, aro left uputl tho
' ? " * ? ? * i IHI
unerring Hands of time, examples of
? y v '? At' _?j ? i? l
wickedness and hyp'ocriey, nod deceit,
for tho enemy of Christ to use 'against
... .. . . :i UtoV ' -1 * "J
His religion- . .? . - *. ?_ .
Think you that He will not hold those
to a terrible accountability, who, by their
actions in tho palo of His Church, fur
nish arguments to be used ngnln'st it ?
Better for those, that thoy had never
heard * of God. Bettor that thej.^ad
ucver heard ft is word proclaimed. Yea,
better fur that thoy had never been
bpmlr rttiw inttf ra fr"? fr) V'v ^w'
IMinisten! are Becoming discouraged
K1.V %*>~: *a **iif .tfnc tUcrd no* '
by tlicfo evidences of' the seeming^ lack
of Christianity in our midst. If they
Bcc ajnau whyso onrcer is ouo of wick
edness, they arc almost afraid to- Ap
proach him upotrthe subject of religion.
Thoy fear that their interference in bo
half of his immortal welfare will be rc
warded with the retort, *KI am ns good
as Mr. That One, who is a member of
your Church, and I will not joltrit."'"
Just such expressions ns these, we
have heard a thousand times. And fre
quently wc have thought that the wan
outside uf tho Church, was better in eve
ry respect than the one to whom ho
had allusion. Now ought this to ho tho
caee ? Wouldn't it have been betL. for
thoso who want t<; do right, that such
individuals hnd never copie among tlieni 1
But as wc havn net time to write tin-'
jvemnoiwK we might say upon this
subject, nnd ns there nrc a fow other
points, of which We design to speak ]ias
yMUi i .fiSjffiH -;j r -' u;*$*) ttOfp fc?
tily, wc will reserve our opinion of these
blocks tc the Church, fur some future
obaptef,.;n . rmetdi ?dl pi *<U V*rf
One glaring truth i? that religion' is
getting too fashionable now a days, to
do much good. 'When wc use the tcrni
"fashionable," wc mean it in this scuse.
Wc mean that it is made to oouforin to
the views nnd tastes of all the raridus
factions of society, instead of these fac-1
? i cat o^a j y& togf** nvw vgt>
lions conforming to it. Thcrcloro it
lies become a thing of faahiou, a usoful
adjunct of society, not in .making itv any^
better, but as a convenience U he used
at littlo cost. Vor' instance: if n young 1
man visits a town, nnd desires to become
a member o! this particular branch of j
society, he straightway inquires which
Church would it hebest for him to at; j
nd in order to ingratiato himself into
tho good graces of tho leaders of said
branch. lie is informed, and is hence
forward an utidoviatiuguttcudani at that
Church, but never one time,' inquireswheth
er the doctrine preached there is right.
Another one thinks to join the
oure n situation or .retain ono already
obtained, lie tcls about to iuquiro
which one is likely to be of the most
use to him, and' when decided, j=/:ns
[ without once thidXwg^o^r^irisiianifj/.
Hut for want of space, wc will have to
| curtail our. viows, and will fmwk this
article by saying that it was suggested
j by the protracted meeting trhieh'hhvj
been, and is still going orrat the Baptist
Church in this place.
Here in-the heart ofc a Town, nuiu
bering time thousand souls, n pretrao
feil meeting is being* eond noted nbly nnd |
seutodsly, by enrneft ministers aud
some days there is not a handful of
poisons in the Church* And mind you,,
with Drangobtug made up, principally
of persons who profess to follow Oh'rbt
Alas ! Wo fear that the re fig-ion of many
exists only in theory.
The able Pastor of this Church?tho
Baptist? has (l(..).ehi<i whole duty. Day
r day, he lms lnb"?ed and prny*d rbr?
ffitl $M a4 i?**arfW ,94^iH? ?ett w
>t>4 ' In ? ? ..tj ic? Mi A &-Wirrt
this people iu vain. Verily it
hardness of heart and roprobacy of
mind." When he ahall bare ended
this meeting, conscico
to him self. "Lord I
I ding."
But what can the people say ??That |
they have neglected t
most important duty
shunned the preaching of God 1
Wo trust that Mr. NorvlB^ri^tjf,;
iu the consciousness of haying perform- ]
wh
icii^ es^oli^^esJ^lT^
viral of religion hero, which uftor all^
is one of earth's sweetest pleasures.
|a*r!w ^ Mran X ^j$m* V**vo% [
brn^TO*) iri^W'folfoffiiig snort space
Which we shall attempt to correct.
j-H He Hayn : ;
"Polities withes sef&V1 nave gone"
into pu miner qnnrterW. Sorne little 'ck?1!
eil einen t. however, prevails among office
seekers tn.rufereuce to\ the. co\uing;j
Shi.ritl"s e'ectinu. It is understood that,|
sonic thirty or forty candidates are in
the field. All that X know of arc from
the Republican ranks. Having no Coil-q
acrvativu oignii here, the Ropnblicnn!
paper has full plsy, and his " boon do'og
its best to Kcpuhlioanizo tho county, ?
but so far has failed to accomplish any
The first blunder is as to the candi
dates for tho Sheriff a offico being all
from the Republican par y. N>w any
little child will "tell ym that this is
i *4 #od ,w?hi w? mm ? Pent , J
rot so, fi^r it has been th^ talk iu. Or.-,
ancrcbui" for mouths, that Mr. So-and
so, and Mr, Whatyouuiaycall'em, mein
bcrs of the Citiscns' party,,- were candi
; - .?? ?< It i. AJ W:nJ{ '?"?*? .r!?7 A "yet, W.;.."f|
dates for said office. Our support has
been solicited by moro '*Citisons" than
Renul Itcans. But of course, nowspa
per correspondents are njt to know
everything, especially one of tho Cou
. r?>/?'? "Own."
Ho says. ' Uuring no Conservative
I ,st ?? ?? w ft* ? -
organ here, tho Republican piper has
full play," &c. Now what wc uudor-1
stand by the bhjgiso '^|uil plav." is- an
attpmpt to run thiugs our oitu w/f Jr>id
uot give any bodv elso a ch.'",',rt
Now wo submit to those , who know
bsm a imJ ?? irr
us (and surely this '?Oivoeorrospondeut"
of the Courier ought to know our rules,
Jbr ho has never been denied utterune
through tha-sc Columns) if such a state
ment isn't a misrepresentation of this
journal. We" have never refused a com
munication . on account of its political
complexion, if it was otherwise fit for the
public eye. In fact, wo have published
porno articles from difforcut correspon
dents, jtfhoao flings at our pnrty were
so heavy, that the weak and tender told
us we were wrong in printing them.
Wo did not think so. Nor do we yet.
But wo shall always exercise the right
to differ from views advancod by oorro*
apondotits, which do not strike us ss
being correct. Perhaps this is what the
Courier?* "Own eorrospondent doesn't
like." Perhaps he would have it ?3 it was
a year or so rgo in this County, when his
party had control of this paper, and
Republicans could got no . hearing. Per
haps, wc say, he would have it this way
again. A great many men have a
mania for scribbling for newspapers,
but they can never stand for any mis
tatcweut of facts which they mako to
be shown up. They do nut liko to be
criticised. Probably this explains the j
"milk iu tho oo-coanut."
[COM M?tfiCATBD.j
August, 18th, 1SV1.
Editor Orangeburg Xeursi
Wli?e. we appreciate- your advoeacy
of the importation of olsaulinesv in-the
j streets ot a littlo village by.the '-Ediato,"
importuning the Mayor to -cause' to he
removed i'rosn said littlo village by. tire
'Ediato, animals in"a pertain description,
(called Hogs), .which have four keg*;
still it is equally) desirable for us to re<
I qi^cst, yon, in y0us>isase to drew then*
tentiou of souio "OQteers of the Law"
who have/ore legs, to here a alight re
gard for that decency which is innate
in an infant It is a dssgnsiiug specta
cle to see some men - violating that most
snored delicacy of expofiog one's person
iu the midday sunliglrt to passers-by.
And oh, often to ladies ! If gentle re
minder? from the Press wii* not oauso
an actual reform in the matter; we shall
bo under the sad necessity ot? sppcrtMng
totheJ^aw. <iv*$? TpBt^nA i*
lKitTUPULJAM*? J
W| ? > sas ?ert?te ?**?> fnaw * **** *****
ANNWAL FAIR
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Agricultoral Society
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av#fv* 3ftU
'? fat* Vi5*? i ?*j
^ AND BNDXRO |
^?tefc?. SOU., nt Fl?
L ; -. *r4j?Ss:,r . ? ?1
Tho following PREMIUMS ore offered, and
will bo A warded by Impartial Judgee.
A.?l)cpartiri#nt of Crop*.
Largest yield of Cotton, upon 1 sore, $10.
Largest yield of Common 6 ?eres of ^igh
land, $15.
Largest yield of Corn Open 5 ?eres of swamp ]
.:, land. $10.
Large^. jrield of Cornrftpoa 1 acre of high
land, $5.
Largest yield of Corn tuSon 1 acre of swamp
land, $5.
Largest yield of. Rice upon 1 acre, $?">.
Largest yield of Tea* ?jjr?n 1 aero.
Largest yield of 8wect Potatoes upon 1 arcs,
$5. '.^
Largest yield of Irish potatoes npon $ acre,
$2.50.
Largest yield of Turnips upon J acre. $2.50.
Largest yield of Ground Nuts upon I acre,
$3.
Largest yield of NotlTefersss Hoy upon 1
acre, $n. ^
Larucst yield of Pea VijtW Hay upon 1 acre,
$5. vSBKm
Largest yield of Sorgham Syr*ip, from 1 acre,
$5.
Largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup from \
?1 ...
acre, ^-i. *
rartie* Wishing to compete for these Vre?
miums must notify the K<ecativc Committee
before commencing to gajher the respective
Products, in order that [Arrangements may
bo irnde far an impartial teat or the respec
[jtiro Yields. ;
II.?Sample? m Cropn.
Ten Prises, worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
??.?Garden find Orchard Pro
I Fivo Trizos north from $1.00 to $0.00.
Household Department.
Fifteen Frizes, worth froai $1.00 to $5.00.
F..?Machinery nmd Mauufnc
tore*.
Twenty rriaos,,worth from $.1.00 to 15.00.
F.-Ia*dleV Work of tall Utodts.
Twenty Frlxcs, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
?.?Stock Dcpnrlntcut.
Fifteen Prises, worth from $1.00 to $1.*?.00
II.?Poultry Department.
"Five Prises, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
I. ? Department ?f Floricul
ture.
Five Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $3.00.
K.?Miscellaneous.
Ton PrUW? wor,h from H.00 to $10.00.
.*c* til
EST PLOWIX0 by WHITE PEBSOX, $5.
(? " COI/D $5.
BEST WALKING in WALKING MATCH, $5
?
Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC
Exerciuos and Amusements will bo arranged,
and appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can be made
at the Secretary's Office on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, from 0 A. M. to 6 P.
made befor? 'be Fair opens. Competition
for premiums is opon to all persons at Home
and Abroad.
Ample arrangements will bo made for
Stock, and a placo furnished for keeping
their Food ; and Grain and Forage will be
provided ou-1lie Ground at Markot Rates.
?very Precaution will be takan-to -Secure
gaod Ordorf' aed-tno Safety t of Articles ou
Eihihkioa^
VcriBH of AdsnMlHIaare ??? ri?.
Children under-ten yenfc of
age, HatlC Prlee~
Exhibitor*' Tickets for the
whole Xerur of the Fair 75 elm.
"' ; '?? atro. r.\!*J ..? ??
n ' ?f?o
:?For further particulars apply 16 any one
of-the undersigned.
PAUL i. FELDES,
WESLEY W. CULLER,'
HARPIN BIGGS,
LAWRENCE R. BECKWITH,
' l j^AMUKL DIBBLE,
lUccntiTc Committee,
i augU? 10t
BOOKS, MUSIC
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I4NML'
Particular attention to Accommodate Cus
tomers, and EVERYTHING NEEDED by
the Greet Reading Tu>lle-. Mol^tUed4b*
Shortest Notice, and Lowest Prices.
J4i
l^J *F#H3fc SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORAanaaniia CdrxTV, 8. C,
In accordance with Reeiibn 38 of the'^om
tnon 8e?|ool ;Apt adopted WHa^.M arc*. 1^71,4
School Examiners," the following immt
P*i^f*IJvw? beWpy* a^pSTWf*#? %GrtT>OL
TRUSTEES in und for f4?ejrrdUsi?coUT? i>imii
a**i*S?Mr|pt a!^ tar^at?.?!,. oH # |
/. ?CutK)t>i?8TRrTrf;WW?*?* i *
A. P. Avingcr, HorcaVea??Wfrajtsaoft?,,
James Thompson. . ^,
POPLAR SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 2.
William Pauling, W. J. Shlder; William
Green. -.iffta) a'xidX Ituh 9asx<*-~ <
PINE GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT,:J??v 3.
A R. Fiood, W. W. Vice, Smith Glover.
j AMELIA SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 4.
James L. Jamison, Fredcrlck'Bnyck; Phil
lip Smith. t. s,:4:*t . ?? ' - ?
0V1DENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 6.
>r. F. W. Vogt, Keitt Green, Lewis Ilil
Hawi*11 *j v-! ? r
GOODUY'S SCHOOL DISTRICT. No. 0.
Alex McKolry, Wade Hampton, V. M.
Smith.
1 LYONS' SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 7.
I J. H. Wallace, A. O. Holmari, A. C. Wil
liams.
COW CASTLE, SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 8.
Kxra Connor, Mai tin Williams, Te'er Cer
son.
"MIDDLE SCHOOL DTSTBlOT, No. !>.
Thomas Phillips, H. M. MiUcr, Shedrick
Car n. v
ORANGE SCIIOOL DISTRICT, No. 10.
B. J. Ohvcros, Harry Glover, J. A. Hor
CAW CAW SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. II.
Peter Gladden, J. A. J. Ilildebrand, Frsd
rick (M.iVor.
UR \ NC IIVI Ll.E SCHOOL DISTK11T, No. 12
W. ,.|?k Roedlah, F. W. -Fairy, Edward
Green. t,
NEW HOPE SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. Jr..
V. !>. BewMtnh, S. Fj k:?iMrr, George
GsVirv
j ELI/.ARETII SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. H.
It. V. Dlmnctly, Jacijue i\' >'.i'r, Rnfu* Wi.ot
j .stone.
KDISTO SCHOOL UlSTltlCT, No. f?.
S. T. I shir, Allen R;owm. Adam Phclpto.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 10.
William Duuiter'v, W. V. Chaplin, Emauu
el Pou.
ZION SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 1?.
R. Turner, Cephas Farrison, W. 11. Bar
ton. }tih
WILLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT, >?.,. IS.
W. L. W. Riley. A. D. Dowfutg, Irvin Jen
nings.
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 19.
J. L. Gibson, Rufu.* Pou, J. II. Livingston.
GOOD LAN D SCHOOL DISTJUCTj No. 20.
G. R. Summers, George Baxter, Aaron
Fergason.
HEU RON SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 21.
Ran v Lj>iug?ton, J. 11. Axson, Isaac
Thompson.
BOCKEY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. 22.
J. H. Phillips, B. W. Boylston, Minus
Corbott.
HOPE WELL SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. 23.
David Jennings, William Peel, G. Hutto.
TABERNACLB SCHOOL DISTRICT,
No. 24.
Bcunot Tyler, Thomas Tyler, David Ty
ler.
Notice is htr^j' ?iTen AW ni tbc aboTe
named TRUSTEES are r?qni.?d to QUALI
FY within 16 days from date, in nceoru.?0*
with the Law.
E. I. MIN,
C. 8. RULL,
T. C. ANDREWS,
County Board of Examiners,
For Orangeburg County,
aug 19 ?t
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
OaasaEiscac Coustv, 8. C,
August Kith, 1871.
Notice is hereby j;iven that ull Poi sons de
sirous of TEACHING in tho FREE COM
MON SCHOOLS of this County, are notified
that the County Board of Examiners, for
Ornngcburg County, will be iu Seasion iu
Ibis 0**0, from Monday, September 18th,
and' ctmtiiAie in Session each d?y nntil the
23d pro&imo. All Persons wishing to ob
tariir CERTIFICATES will present thorn,
solves to the Beard for Examination on one
of the above days. Sohool Trustees are not
allowed by law to Employ only those Hold- |
trig Cri tincaten from this Board. Teachers
will mark fhiB.
K. ? 11:O.VW,
8-phojyi Commissioner, O. C.
aug C> Ct ^
NOTICE. ,
OFFICE SCHOOL 'OUiHSSIONER,
OKANUKBl'RO COWNTV, C,,
Augnsl loth, 1871.'
Notice is hereby given that tho TRUS
TFiES Appoiuted iu the various SCHOOL
DISTRICTS of Orr na-oburj County, will
Proceed at onco to tuko the CENSUS of all
the CHILDREN between tk<> ng?s of : ?v <C)
and sixteen (Iu) years, resident wUltBr their
respective School Districts, distinguishing
TRUSTEES, shall Return to this Office a
duplicate Roport of tho fame by
Umber. Blanks will bo furnLl:
at this Ofii.c.
School
auglS
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Okauuiiu .a Couhtt, 8. P-tji^
August HUb, 1871.
Wherons a majority of the SCHOOL
TRUSTEES of this County bave failed to
Comply with Sections 29, M nud 61 of no*
Act entitled "An Act to Establish und Main
tain a System of" Kreb Common Sjohuol^
tb!lWnW,^!r*Al?n^ ddlf
?all?d.! tks? following Seotion of tho same
. Aot ig, published for the Information of the
newly appointed Trustees. They arefre
[^ualJMlFcaf^touVstrlefly:
??Skc. 40. An annual meeting' of each
LScJipolJ?iatrjctoUalli??^?? htMlfSAaJW'J^4 8?<
[ur^lay offline, of" each year, :it |2 o'elook,
M., notice of the time and place being gfveni
by tho Clerk o/.tho iJoard of Trustees, by
poating'writteu or printod notices in three
public places of the District at least ten
dnys before the mWln*."
E. L; CAIN,
School Commissioner 0. p.
auR It) 4t
_^-,?n,?u??Upaa jlu i? : ;
NOTICE.
OFFICE SCIlOOfi COMMISSIONER,
OttAxncnrnn CocnTy, S. C,
August Hiih,T*7l.
? The following Resolutions were passed by
the Board of Examiners;
Resolved, That all Certificate* of yualifica
tion, issued to Teachers in thie County,
[ dated from Ao.gU8t;lst, ibTl, be and tho
name aro hereby^Canoellod.
r~ Jlftufced, That a Session of thia Board be
Held during the.week commencing 18th Sep
tctnbor, nnd ending on the 2JM of said
month, for the examination of Candidates
for the profession of Teacher, und that ilue
notice be given Of the same through The
Or.Asur.r.i no Naws.
K. L CAIN,
C. S. DULL,
T. C. ANDREWS,
Examiners.
nuglO ;jt
angeburff.
P^sar REQULAR Q?ABTERLY BfEBf
,JT*Q Will bo bold at FELDER'? HALL on'
Effefcof August, at II A. BL Members wUI
oo a brief account of their Military
r, giTicg l?r??"'H ?f a*r?t?*wiiv ?rfct??.i?'
?erred, and tywiml inciusn? sv any
ncctcd therewith. Same to bo ?ertiaed
to by Ofticer Commanding, or Coaftitode*.
Letters of Application can be handed 4?
either of the Executive CommUte*, tUx
Co* A. D. Frederick, Cupt F. M, Was*?**.
kcr, <.'ol. Felder, J. II. Fowl**, Cap* X ??
Islar, Cspt T. C. Albcrgetti, J. A. Hamil
ton. v
- nientaiy.
eug 10 '^SSBBBSSBsH
I?- .
Five Hundred Dollars Ee
.->:,.*r .
Exkcl'ti vb DsPASfauurr.
WHEREAS informntion has
this office that, on Tuesday nigbi,
the first of August, n wilful and deliberate '
mnrtler was perpetrated in the Forts of the'
EJieto, ou the person of JACK PERRY, a
cltiten of Orangeburg county; and whereas '
there in strong reasons to etupect that MIL
LEDOE rORTKR and II ANSFORD 1'ORTER
residing in tbeeouuty of Itat-nwcll, were cog- "
nhuint if not-participant in aa id murder1;
Now. therefore, bo it known that }, ROB
ERT K. St'OTT, Governor of the Stale afore-J
siid, in order Hint justice inny bo done, and1
(he majesty of the laV Ttndlcsti^jWpttCTj
iss?c this, my proclamation, OflPerrfe^f *strV
.ward of FlV.f HUNDRED OOIAyMU? fof
t ho apprehension and delivery of ti(*? a&pt*
Milledge Porter and Hni\jtor\f Sorter,-?*5'
cither or them, in anyjhil OT tbRrState, whit*
proof to convict.
lu testimony^ wfcwreoT, f bat? her*-'
unto aol my hand, und eamtcd'tbfc*
[f.. 8.-J <ir?:rt Seal of thcTSlnto to&amk
e<t, tins lGth day of August, A.'
\V$r v?ff?#?Vl?i*'? awl id frrtC TfifietysSfath
year of th<j Indeuentlcuce of tbo
United StnltK <?rAfaierrCa.
RetdJKRT K-. SC<r*FT,- (lovernor.
F. L. i'.vn?ozA', Secretary of State.
nrig to . --nr.^
Treasurer, in Account with Town
..Council,- Orftiigeburg* S- C.
ejartiff* titinfTr* ******* r jj^fijjim # t? ??V* v JJiPT^'l
To cash received lor licences. One* nrsif arrests...3 388 71
.By pciuul uro. ?.?> ?irr orders npprov?av?..<
?? For Si ri i t prpMff?.'.".?.--.../.
Sept
??? Town Marsh al's Sul.iry.
' .\latia_ers oi' TowU Kleeltuti,/.<-.....
?? Fire Well?.
T.rci>!i i'-.r Lit-em-os, i mo und ATrcatl". 10.% 25 |
ByJjopairs >>n Slrivts.........?.
? T'.wn 5lar?hnl VSularj.'??.
To cVli iW irfi'oli&r', FiIm-s and ttfre?ts. . 22 35
1>V pairs i.*.Mrc ?i-<.,.
'i >w;i Mural raj a Salary lor day and night
FSB&e.:. I 115 50/
? Fire Well.~.,?****\. \^'J^fxflr
'J'n e.i.-n lor Bio-aoe*., Fine* and Arrest.?. DU 00
By cash roftiinlca Mr. Q<a.r..... 2 00'
Town Marshal's Salary.?ttf.fJ.SA* S^.**1 ?** |} 04h
? Strvt IL .itrs.....ttvU.~. ?'??21 75
Oct.
N.?v.
Dcu.
1S71.
Jan.
r
Feb.
Mar.
Apr!
25 50
14 00'
50 W
111 50'
?4 20*
153 Ofr
Wwa*4? rr.<t*? *
and Ar*uati?.t.v...vj.. G3 00
80 50*
1 ocP
?4 271
54 OV
1 to
?oi|*1''?*90
i nm
July.
to
Aug.
To cash lor L.cencca^jpjpa
By Town Mrtrannl s S?mry.
44 Dirting FrisoncrsVr.1.'....
To c.i&h lor Licences' Finos und Arrests.
? By Town Marshal's Salary.hMMlfeftjttftffeA*
?? Dirting Prisoners...Jeiltf^Clf**1**^*
" Hcpairs oi' Streets. .ra.
To cash for Licences, Fines and A.rrostsw.vvi.r.i
lly Expenditures...A,.? ?
To cash lor Lircnsos;'Fthes und Arrests.?,^42 2&i,,^ >t?AH
By.Tp-n Marshal s Salary.XSM^JM? ^f** W
?Firo U'cll......
? KepairwofTltreets.:....1::...^^.....^^... U\hr*
. '4 Uogsjftd?eepipts - .5.V..
' Tri cash for Licenses, Fines aqd Arrests.; ; V4!fcS0|
??? Corporate Tai on 1WI Estate, Occupitiou
and Hood.- ?24 66
.??KiyyH i4
Au?
ai4.^.to,'rW **** *
25 00
108 12
14 50
By Repairs on Streets.
- Marshal's Salary.
,l Fire Well.
?" FnsouerA,.^.-.
"o cn'sh for ljifccnscs, Fines and Arrests..
liy I^j"v>irs ?u Streets.
Town Marshal .|-.????????
To cash for iiiCSUses, Fines auu rrcSt3.lwr J UV ^
't0.Ilh inft,uc;vc"
By Bop.iton Streets.;.TTv.i>...... ?????
Fire Well.*. .
" Appropri* tion for Tax Coljco'iou.,....i.
?4 Town .Marshall Salary.
" Advertising Ordinances.:..;.
Balance.,........
114 77
45 00
18 25
45 07
141 38
45 10
110 77
8 65
50 00
30 00
82 00
217 68
I
8 1884 40
Total.8 1884 49
K: ,i ^l/i VKRn.i.
Clerk ?mit Traaaairen.
nug 19-It Orangeburg Ta.wo Co?tactir
NO TICK.
OFFICE COUNTY COM MISSION EES,
OuANUXUl BO,
Aug. 1*1., lb71.
nlrsunqt to Sec. I of Ap^Ao^n?tUyi.'.'An
Act to Define flic ,t r^nVilu-fion und Duties of
the County ('(tmmlk'rtoinVTV* ehU 'ffri .Act
Amendatory thereto, the Doa,vd?f County
?Ceinn-.is.-ionoi .s or Orangcburj; Couuty wUL
bold tuoir ANmjXfc S^SrriXA eVrnWrtST
TUESDAY in September, 1871." All Claims
iiguinm theConnty,.must bn filed wi'h th?
Clerk ofino Board on or before THAT DAY,
otbcnvisc'9'Mh Cluinih will not be Audited at
Sab) ANN' AL MEET I NO ? ^ ?
I J. VTA.W.R MEYERS,
(Wi t IWHtillan B. 0. (*.
.1 V ,
S'COMl?f -^1^Af4ii my ftArn^l
YAUD, ad ij&od lUpe, Thursday, 17ih J
j inst., a Diirk alaro Mu!e, with one eve, sup- j
j posed to'ha^-iwr ,?twe? k* et l?rjrVe; Bey
hv'tho iiauio oi Joe Danp^JfjULJ*>tJ*tft-Kt*J
I Ui^hC^enrft* The rupture of the Thief, or
inpj infonjujiien^Uktt^lj^^
fully rPccTTW^r* TT. LVDAVfZLER.
^rUr* Wri<f?na?tt frA.W*.
Sheriff - Salas.
() K A NT. KB C KG COUNTS
In tue Common Plba?.
I Thomas Roy, Survieor. pn^"! - ?;
I Executor ?f WlUUm Ray, Complaint
Ut deceased. for
I William H. Green.
J>y virtue of the Judgment tiled la ttjaVtlf
oape, directing that tba lands hereinafter '
mrntiou*?, ho sold by me. al p?b!to auction, ?
1 iruf M>U at Orangeburg Co art HooaOtaajV: .
Monday, th- fourth day of September hext. ?
during the visual hours of sale, the following *
real estate :
All lhal lot or parcel of land in the Town ?
?.f Orannehnrg, in the Ceuuty of Orange, ?
burg And State of Kotttn Carolina, knowo as*
the School House Lot^M^MttMjl^itti^
Ifelleville Rea?/nnTl^anfla^Bf TAaT?. riM^^
Mrs. Ann Louis,. -*nnd Virgil:. G. IVikbls,
Trustee, and by bind formerly of Ear, -
JfllleW^Wn- ??
terpi??Oue-half cash, and the balance "
tm a eredf* of twelve months, secured by
bortd. and mortaaae of Jkm.jsaeiahtggi;; !
chafers to pay for* pap*r?, stamps, end re
*t!?^ilan?ll^0tf W*r?t> *4*>.j** ^ iffi**^
Sheriff Office. ) , KU.llWflH,!.
rrtngeburg C. H., S. C, I' ^VfV.^
.J^*?. 1^1. i)?j|ft4g|||^
Orangebi