The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 02, 1871, Image 6
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SATURDAY, SBlfT. 2, 18T1>
AU Advertisements must
Jm handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
The Town Election.
Id smother column will be found n no- |
tioe for the holding of the Municipal
Election of Orangeburg. It will come
' off on the 12th ioat. Aa it is important
that we should have a Town Council
that will be energetic, and at the same
time thoroughly acceptable to our
Whole people, it has been suggested tbat
a meeting of all the voters of Orange
bur g be called for the 8th inst., at the
?ogiuu Ball. The meeting will com
tnebee at 7} o'clock P M.. and will con
eider the propriety of, und probably make,
nominations. So fa;- as our views are
Concerned, wo think that it is important
that a nomination should be made.
Orangeburg is growing daily; her in
tereata are becoming larger and more
Varied; and her citizens should act so as
to develop all of her bidden advantages
' und resources. What is there to hinder
tier from being th e equal, in hygienic qual
sties, to Aikcn, Greeuville, or any other
place in the State ? Nothing. Her
climate is aa pure and heaith-giviog aa
that of any of the places mentioned.
What is to prevent her from having a
reputation as celebrated for health aa the
1 eat of cur inland Towns? Absolutely
tiothing, if wc continue to place the
right sort of men at the holm of our
municipal affairs. ? ? ? us have energy
m-d enterprise to direct our local govern
ment. We want nothing like leprosy
t<? rule over us. Iu a quest ion of such
home importance to every man, let per
?->iial preferences a*"d prejudices be for
g ittoti. Let all join hands together and
work fnr the greatest good. Orangeburg
is "comparatively young yet, but no
Town iu the State haa made greater
strides mi the p :ul to f..mc. And now
she looks to her citisens, old and young
j ?liks?, to do their tclole duty to her in
this emergency. Wo repeat again the
necessity of leaving politics and every
other selfish consideration nut of this
couteat. WUa' wc want is a good, and
energetic Town Council. Let us have
men whose interests in the growth of
Orangeburg will be a guarantee of their
perseverance in building her ap. The
present Mayor and Board of Aldermen
have done a great deal lor the improve
ment and beautification of our streets,
and if oar citizens will elect another
Council who will exhibit the aame in
terest in the prosperity of Orangeburg,
two years hence our Town will bo love
lier at ill. Let every one, white and col
ored, meet at the Engine Hall on Fri
day night, 8th inst. Let politics be for
gotten, and let a nomination bo made
tbat will redound to the welfare of
our beautiful Orangeburg.
8?E Mr. F. M. Bnroburg'* notice of
Kentucky horses and mules.
Mrs. B. >I. Shuler gives notice in
yiM^ijia siiat ane ifl prepared to
do all euch work aa iunk:ng ladies'
dresses, cutting, fitting, basting &c. Wc
bespeak for her a liberal patronage.
Board or Health.?Dr. A. S. 8al
| ley. John A. Hamilton and Townsend
I D. Wolfe have been appointed by the
I Council a Board of Health for Orauge
fcorg._
Pea Kr. k Miles.?We direct spe
cial attention to the card of these gen
tleman, which appears elsewhere in this
issue. Messrs l'e.ike & Miles are Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, and
give the best ot references.
Pink Grovb Academy.-?This pop
u!?r Insticution will be opened again on
the 1st Monday in this month. Ita
I principal--Mr. Charles L. Edwards
is one el the finest leachors In the coun
try, and deserves to bo patronised by our
people. See his advertisement in south
ev column.
Sain & Co.? These geotloinen are
just !o receipt of one of tho finest assort
ment cf Family Groceries that was over
brought to Oraogoburg. They are all
right fresh from Baltimore and wc un?
derstand can be bought for almost Bal
timore prices. This is a great induce
ment for our readers to givo them a call
right away.
These gentlemen have the finest sugar
cured bams, the beet family flour, the
beet white head cabbage,' the sweetest
cheese ever tasted, the best scgars?in
sho"t, as we said above, their stock con
sists of the prettiest and soundest arti
cle? for fsmily use that wo have erer
seen. And oh ! ye followers of Bacchus !
hearken when we tell jou that they
hare spirits ycleped. "Jocky Club," and
"Sweep Stakes," and "Bass' Ale," and
"Schiedam 8chnapps"?in fuct ercry
thing to make those who love to reo),
feel good. Tobaccos, segnrs, jolleys,
pickles, oysters, potatoes, lemons, &c,
&c, &c, ic, Ac. Already the trade
of these gentlemen has 'ncreascd to-such
proportions they hare been necessitated
to add to their already commodious
store. Such is the result of fair and
square dealing. We bid them God speed
as long as they deal with our fellow
citizens iu the future as they have iu
the past.
A Live Home Journal?Notam.k
cranoc.?Lust October, Hearth and
Home passed into the hands of Messrs.
Orange Judd k Co., cf 245 Broadway,
New York, the well known publishers
of the American Agriculturist?a jour
nal long without a rival in stcrliug value
and circulation. The marked improve
ments then expected to appear in Hearth
and Home have been fully realized, und
it ia boW one nf the choicest illustrated
journals anywhere issued for tbo family
cirrle?adapted to both the juvenile and
adult people, snd meeting the special
wants of the housekeeper, Besides it
supplie* very useful chapter* for the
y rden sud farm, snd an itupo taut
nswa sheet, giving a valuable resume, of
the news l\?r a week, up to the moment
pf issue, l'mm $500 to $000 worth of
very fine engravings beautify each week
ly number. We nntiee now a still fur
ther mark of enterprise on the part of
the publislwrr*; they hare secured the
exclusive editorial Mrviens ol Kdward
Kgjrleatnn. s.. widely ami favnrahlv
kuown by his writing* iu Srribwr't
Monthly, and many other Magazines and
Journals, and especially as the chief
superintcnd.int Editor of the "Setn York
Iinlrjieudant for Sotue tiino past. With
this notable addition to the previously
large and strong editorial force, dearth
and 11 one can not fail to merit and
command a prominent place in every
hous hold, in city, village, and country.
Specimen copies can doubtless be ob
tained of the publishers, as above. Terms
only S3 a year. Single numbers S cents:
Hearth and Home and American Agri
culturist together, 81 a year. Better
add one or both of them to your supply
of reading; they are each worth itifiaj
itely more than the stunll cost.
Important to Buii.dkrm and Con.
tractors.?We learn from our Charles
ton exchanges that Mr. P. I*. Toalc, the
well-known manufacturer of Doora,
! Sashes, Blinds, &c, has established a
depot at No 20 Ilnyne streut, where he
keeps constantly on hand not only all
articles from his owu manufactory, but
also ever) variety of builders' hardware,
French nud American window glass,
both plain and ornamental, slate man*
tals, and in sh irt, everything noocssary
to finish handsomely a residence, a store,
or a c'iiureh.
OrANOKHUKO S. C,
August idth. iH71.
This is to certify that I purchased,
ome time since, from Messrs. Win. M.
Sain & Co., in Orangehurg, one of "Col
bnrn's Patent Bod Jicket Axes," and
that I have bad the same in constant use
ever Bince?-cutting nil kiudu of wood,
and can unhesitatingly testify to their
cheapness and durability, and fine tem
per; and would cheerfully and respect
fully recommend them to the public. 1
hace tried them and JpHOW their excellence.
M. W. WALTZ.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET RKPORTH.
Orrioi: or Till Obasosbiibo Nswa,
September 1, 1R7I.
COTTON?Sale: during the week 6
bale*. We quoto:
Ordinary.15 (fc
Low Middling.ICifA
Middling.17 (flt
Koro Ii Rich.Sl.tW) per oushel
Coaw..$1.00 per bushel.
Cow Peas. 00 per bushel.
J'jsosas.$1.10 per bushel.
THE FIRST
ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
OBANGEBUBQ
Agriculiiiral Socieiy
WILL RE HELD AT
Wfclttemore'8 Factory Building
COMMENCING ON
Tuesday, Oct. *4th, 1871, ml
H??n,
AND ENDING
Thursday, Oct. Sfttfc, at Five
O'clock P. H.
The following FREMIUMS are offered, and
will be Awarded by Impartial Judge*.
A.?Deparlaicnt of Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon I acre, $10.
Largeal yield of Corn upon 5 acrea of high
land, $15.
Largest yield of Cora apon 6 acres ef swamp
land, $16.
Largest yield of Corn upon 1 aero of high
land. $5.
Largest yield of Corn upon 1 acre of swamp
land, $?"?.
Largest yield of Riee upon 1 acre, $?">.
Largest yield of Peaa upon 1 acre, $?">.
Largest yield of Sweet Potatoes upon 1 arce,
$6.
Largest yield of Irish Potatoes upon ? acre,
$2.50.
Largest yield of Turnips upon } acre. $2..r>0.
Largest yield of Ground Nuts upon 1 acre,
$3.
Largest yield of Native Grass Hay upon 1
acre, $5.
Largest yield of Tea Vine Hay upon 1 acre,
$5.
Largest yield of Sorghum Syrup, from 1 acre,
$5.
Largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup from \
acre, $5.
Parties wishing to compete for there Pre
miums must notify the Executive Coaimittce
before commencing to gatber tbo rcspoclire
Products, iu order thnt arrangements may
be cade for an impartial test if the respec
ii?e Yields.
B.?Samples or Crop*.
Ten Prise;", worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
C?Garden and Orchard Pro
duct*.
Fire Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
It.?Household Department.
Fifteen Prize*, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
E. ?Machinery and Maunfac
I tires.
Twenty Prises, worth from $1.00 to 15.00.
F. ?Ladles* Work of nil Kind*.
Twenty Prises, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
?2.?Slock Department.
Fifteen Prises, worth from $1.00 to $15.00
JI.?Poultry Department.
"Fire Prises, worth from $1.00 to $5.00.
I. ? Department of Florlenl
. . . iure.
Five Prixee, worth from $1.00 to $3.00.
K.?Miscellaneous.
Ten Prizes, worth from $1.00 to $10.00.
BEST PLOWIXO by WHITE PERSON, $5.
M *? " COL D $5.
BEST TALKING in WALKING MATCH, $5
Other TRIALS of SKILL and ATHLETIC
Exorcises and Am?sement? will be arranged,
and appropriate Premiums awarded.
ENTRIES for EXHIBITION can bo made
at the Secretary's OBice on Monday, Tuca
day and Wednesday, from 0 A. M. to 5 P.
M.; but all Entries for Premiums roust be
mid" bofnri? Ihn Knir niwni IV.mT>r?!fii
for Premiums is open to all persons at Home
and Abroad.
Ample arrangement a will be made for
Stock, and a place furnished for keeping
their Pood ; and Grain and Forage will be
prorided on the Ground nt Market Rates.
Every Precaution will be taken lo Secure
Good Order, and the Safoty of Artioles on
Exhibition.
Terras of Admittance 50 els.
Children under ten years or
age. Half Price.
Exhibitors* Tickets lor the
h hole Term or the 75 eis.
For further particulars apply lo any one
of the undersigned.
PAUL I. FELDER,
WESLEY W. CULLER,;
IIA It PI N R1GG8,
LAWRENCE R. BECEWITH,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Exceut Its Committee,
aug 19 10t
I ? ? k HE .A TjBK'Sl IV ?B>
n
THI8 HOTEL HA8 BEEN FITTED UE REGARDLESS OF COST OR PAINS. FOR
the Special Accommodation of Permanent and Transient Boarders. The Tablo will
be Supplied with thobest the Market affords. Also GoM Stable* for the accommodation
of Stock. Term* reasonable.
I-:o:
WILLIAM A. MEUONEY'S
GROCERY DEPARTMENT IS SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE
Housekeeper, and at Prices that no one can complain of.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, and the highest Market price paid in eaah.
g?r Iu rear or my STORE is a GOOD LOT and WELL of WATER, which T respect,
fuily offer for the PUBLIC to nso at their pleasure.
il^LLrx-j.jL ' ???o:
OF ALL GRADES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
hi offered VERY LOW, by wholesale and retail. Also a lot
of CIGARS" of the best Brands and Flavor made, and at prices that can't be boat in this
Market for Cheapness.
:o:
.A. T THE B^lR
YOU WILL FIND the BEST LIQUORS kept in this Market which I offer to the Public
by the Glass and upwards. Come and see our prioes.
.:o;
AUCTIONEER.?IN ADDITION TO THE*ABOVE I ALSO OFFER MY SER
VICES a* AUCTIONEER, and guarantee Satisfaction to all.
-:o:
WAXTED-^OOO fc???daWO! L, for whioh the HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be
paid at the Store of
W. A.. MERONEY.
nug 20 jane 10 e if
BACON, BACON.
GROCERIES ! GROCERIES !!
Received
FRESH EVERY WEEK
K at . . ... . ' .
VOSE'S GROCERY.
NEXT TO TREAD WELL'S HOTEL
J8@- GOODS DELIVERED -??
NEW FLOUR.
Now is the Time for Bargains!
AT
JOS M'NAMARA'S.
I invite nttention to the LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRY GOODS on hand,
such ns Jnpnno.se. Lenos, Muslins Cambrics, Swiss and Nainsooks, (Moths, Cassi
ineres. Tweeds, Flannels, Ticks. Sheetings, Shirtiug*, Towels, Ginghams, &c, &c,
which will now be sold at
GJiE.I TL V REDUCkD PRICES,
or n?? cheap ns can be bouuht'in any House in lhi?? State for Cash
Also, to my STOCK! of GllOCEULKS. consisting in pnrt nf several thousand
pounds i.f IS A COS on consignment, which will be sold for LESS than can be
bought iu any IIoii.m) in Orauguburg.
IS THE
TIME.
;ri:at bargains ?
excellent bargains :!
extraordinary bargains!'.!
Bargains ! Bargains! Bargains !
All!'] now to be HAD at
THEODORE KQHH & BROTHER'S.
Who arc now closing out th : balance of their
SUMMER STOCK.
Don't fail to call if you want to get
bargains!
barg ainsm
bargains!!!
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
a.g 12 ly
JUST RECEIVED FROM
D. LANDRDTH 4 SON,
Ruta n?~a Turnip Seed.
Flat Hutch Turnip Seed.
Red Tup Turnip Seed.
Large Norlolk Turnip Seed.
Large Globe Turnip See l.
Seven Tup or Johnny Reil Turnip Seed.
Large Omnihcnd Cabbage Seed.
Large York Cabbage Seed.
Drumhead Savoy Cabbage Seed,
tire.'ii Glase Cabbage Seed.
All of which arc warranted FRESH and GENUINE.
For sale by
E. EZEKIEL, Sign of Big Watch.
July 15 feb 18 lyo
f? il . jtjxj f ? li . u%j ff II i;
T H E COR N E R!
D. LOUIS
IS NOW OFFERING
HIS ENTIRE STOCK
AT A-iSTD
U N D ER COST
TO MAKE ROOM
FOR FALL GOODS.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET BARGAINS?COME ONK AND ALL.
D . L O IT I 8 ,
jnue IT?1 y AT THE CORNER.
WHEREAS the peace and tranquility of
certain section* of the Ktotf of South
Carolina have been interrupted by mnd
hlagcs of disguised ment who hove assailed
and injured peaceful citizens, to their de
triment and serious injury, involving, in
many cases, atrocious murders, upon quiet
eud unoffending citizens:
Kow, therefore, he it known that I, ROB
ERT K. SCOTT, Governor of ifae State of
South Carolina, in order that the parties) to
those murders and outrages may bo appre
hended and appropriately penisbed, do
issue this, my proclamation, that a reward
of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby
offered for the apprehension and delivery
of any ami every person or persons, in aay
jail or this State, with proof to conviot them
of having aided or pnrticipatod in any or
either of these acts of violence and murder,
or of having, in disguise, threatened tb*
life of any one within tns State. Said re
ward* shaii be paid to any persons, either
military or civillians, who may be'entitled to
receive them by arresting the offenders
against the laws.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto subscribed my name, and
caused the Great Seal of the State
[L. 6] tobe affixed, at Columbia, this
?28th day of July, A. D. 1871. aad
in the uinety-Bixth year of Amer
ican Independence.
ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor.
L. L. CAnnoZA, Secretary of 8tate.
aug 8t
Five Handled Dollars Re
ward.
Stats or South Carolina,
Extern vt Dk r a et si es t.
WII EHE AS information baa reached
this office that, on Tuesday night,
the first of August, a wilful and deliberate
murder was perpetrated in the Forks of the
Etisto. on the person of .TACK PERRY, a
citizen of Orangeburg county ; and whereas
there is strong reasons to suspect that MIL
LEDOE FOItTKUnnd HANSFORD PORTER
residing in the county of Itarnwell, wevo aeg
nisant if not participant in said murder;
Now. therefore, be it known that I, ROB
ERT K. SCOTT, Oovernor of the State afore
said, in order that justice may be done, and
the nir.jrMy of the law vindicated, do hereby
issue this, mv proclamation, offering a re
ward of FIVV HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension and delivery of the said
Milledge Porter and llansford Porter, or
either of them, in any j<;il of this State, with
proof to convict.
In testimony whereof, I bar* here
unto rot my hand- and caused tb*
[L. 8.] Great Seal of the Slate to be affix
ed, this tilth doa of August, A.
V.. 1^71. and ujChe ninety-sixth
year of C:c ImMp.-ndenco of the
United Slates nfAmcrico.
ROBEKT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. Carulxa, Secretary or State,
nug 10 St
J. W?L?.e. r,.-r<.l -r. R. If McOoSSLB 4 ('?., P I**/ II 4
S.a. Agmu, Su VrsacUcs, e.l., ?4 U Cmawiii N. V.
MILLIONS Dear Testimony to their
Wonderful Carntls-e Effects.
They oio not a tUo Fancy Uriah, Made of Paar
Ram, Whlaher, Proof Spirit* and Refuse
Liquor* doctored, spiced snd sweetened to plosse tlio
taste.cnllcd " Tunica," "Appetisers," " Restore rs," A c.,
that lead the tippler onto dranbennesst and rnln, bat to*
atrna slediclnc.made from ttie Native Knots ai?d Herb*
of California, free from all Alcoholic Mtlsan*
lunts. They are the CHEAT BLOOD PURI
FIERand A LI KK tJIVlNU PRINCIPLE,
a perfect Renovator unit luvlgorator of tho System,
carrying off ail poisonous matter and restoring Uiablood
to a healthy condition. No person can take theo? Bit
ters according to direction* and remain long unwell,
provided their bones are pot destroyed ay mineral
poUosior other means, and the vital organs wasted
I - the point of repair.
They are a ticntie Parcatlve a* well n
Tenlc, po?*es5l"gi slao. tl>? pecallAr marit ?f sctlsg
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam
matlon of the I.iver. (.nd all theVlsoeral Organa.
for few A le COM l'l.A INTS, In young or
old, mar rl oil or slnglr, at thed.iwn of womanhood or at
Ute turn of life. Ihr?. T?.i. ?<?..-?-?
isr Inoamuiolory *ud Chronic Itbrums
tlssn aad (.out. Dyspepsia or Iudlgestloa,
Dillons, ReMilllcut und Inlermltlent Fe
vers, Dlacaaca of the Hloed, Liver, Kld
ssrs and IH??Mcr, these Hilters have been moat
anooassful. Match Dlseaaca are caiiaed tty Vitiated
Wood, which Isgrnentlly productd by derangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
Dvsn.i'-iA or indigestion. n?ad
er he. Pain In Uie Shoulders, Cons Ii?, Tight neaa of the
Chest, Dtxslnex*. Sour Rrueistious of the Stomach.
Bai Taste In Ihn Mouth. Dllious Attacks. Palpitation of
the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain la the re
glens of the Kidneys, and a hundred oilier painful Symp
tome, arv the offsprings of !>>*pepsis.
The) invigorate the Stomach sod stimulate the torpid
I.lrer and Dowels, which render them of uneqaalled
efficacy In eleansing the blood of all Impurities, aad im
parting now life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Rruptloas, Tetter. Bait
Kb. im. Blotches, Spots. Vim pies. Pastilles. Boll*. Car
buncles. Ring ?Worms, Scald Head. Sore Byes, Kryslpe
Ua,Itch.Scurf?. Oiscolorallonsorthe Skin. Humorsasd
Diseases of the SklD. of whatever name or Mat uro. are
literal! v dug up and carried oat of the system In a short
time by the use ol these Bitters. One bottle in such
eases will convince ilia most incredulous of their cura
tive effects.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you Slid Its Im
purities borst lug through tho sklo la Pimples, Bra ra
tions or 8orri; cleanse It when you flod it obstructed
and sluggish In the velni; cleanse it when It la (out,
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the Mood
pare, and the health ol the tvstem will fellow.
pi?, Tnpe, aad other Worms, lurking In the
system of so many thousands, are eflVMoalty destroyed
and removed. Say* a duiioarulsu? physiologist,
there is scarcely an individual upon the face of the
earth whose body is exempt from .he arms*** of
worms. It ia not nnon the healthy ilesneots ?V Um
body that worms exist, bat upon the diseased humors
aad allmy deposit* that treedihcso living monster* of
disease. No System of Medicine, no vermifuges, mm
anthetmlatie* will r.-ee the system from worn* ibm
thee* Bitters.
J. WALK EH. Praetor. R. R. MrDON'ALD * OO,
Druggists sod (Jen. Asent*. San Frsnelseo. 0*llSr>rtrts,
aad n and 1< Commerce Street. New Ts??.
0OTBOLD BY ALL DllLtiOISTS AND ORAL BIS.
auy k ly
OR&NGEBLTBO ?MltiTY.
Iff TH? ?O?l?diHM???l.
Tattnsa? Ray, SurvUor and 1
E*e*utorof vmUaai JUy, Complaint
deceased, for
Fercelctare.
William II. Gres?. J
By virtue of the Jodgmeot wied in told
ease, directing that the lands hereinafter
mentioned, be sold by we, at pobtto auetit*,
I will ??11 at Orangeburg Court Hots**, osj
Monday, the fourth day of September ?est.
during the uaual hoar* of sale, the following,
real estate:
All that lot of parcel of land is the Tows
of Orangeburg, in the Countr of Orange*
burg and State of South Carolina, known oe
the School Ilona* Lot, and bounded by the
Belleville Road, and Und? or John 0. Piks,
airs. Ann Louie, and Virgil C. Dibble,
Trustee, and by land formerly mt Bay,
Brother 4 Co.,
Terms?One-half cash, and the belaae*
on a credit of twelve months, aecured by
bond, and mortgage of the premises. Pur
chasers to pay for papers, stamp*, and ro
cording.
Sheriff's Office, 1 H. RIGGS,
Crangeburg C. II.. 8. C, V S. O. C<
June 16, 1871. j
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BOLEN'S
Lover Cotton Press.
nAYING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR
my Press. I am prepared to take CON
TRACTS for BUILDING the SAME. Tin*
COTTON PRESS
has a capacity of
576,000 POUNDS,
is si mule of Construction, Compact and Du
rahle, occupies a comparatively small space,
it worked by only TWO HANDS and will
PACK a ftOO POUND BALE in FOUR MIN
I'TES. 1 append Certificates if gentleman
in Orangeburg who have my Press in use,
?nd I unhesitatingly prononnes it tha best
Tress in use for Cotton Packing.
JAS. P. BOLIN.
REFERENCES.?Edward Argoe, T. J. Bo
lin. Geo. E. Bolin, VT. B. Salley and J. H.
Livingston.
july 1 tm
A- Great Sacrifice
AT
1 P. HAELEY'S
WHO 18 OFFERING HI?
ENTIRE STOCK
.AT
AND UNDER COST!
NOW IS THE TIME FOR BAROAI3TO
COME ONE COME ALL.
NOTICE
ALL PERSONS 1NDEUTKD TO THE
Undersigned will please com* forward
ana nettle immediately, as I am coa pellvd
to close up my bocks.
J. P, HARLET.
may 27 e ly
SPRING GOODS!!!
F. W. H. Briggmann A Co.
HAVE JfTST RBPtiva
A FI LL STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goons,
OF A EL DESCR1ITI0N3.
All our SOG BS are LOW in FKi.CS to suis
the I iince.
Our stock of
OROCERIEM
LIQUORS
WIN KS
ALE and
LAGER BERK
Is of FIRST QUALITY and Low in Trie*.
Call and ace for yourselves.
F. II. W. ItRIGOMANN A CO.
tpl M oct 9 ly
IN THE COURT OF PRORATE.
Wiikpkas, J. W. E. Moorer hath applied to
me lor letters of Administration on the Es
tate of Adam Moorer late of Orangeburg
County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be
fore me at a Court of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on tha
9A day of September 1871, at 10 o'clock A.
M. to show cause if any, why the said Ad
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand end the Seal as* sew
Court, this 22d day of August, A. D, 1*71,
?ad la the ninety.sixth year of American
Independence.
TIT AD. 0. ANDREWS,
mi? M ?Sl Judge of Probate