The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 16, 1871, Image 4
What Ten Dollars can Do.
Oeo. \Y. "Williams of Chnrloston is
making a tour through Europe, and is
contributing a series of letters, descrip
tive of his travel*, to the Charleston
Courier. From one of his recent lettors
wo take the following oxtruct. It shows
what u man can do wit h hut a small sum
of moncj if the proper uso is made of
it:
"A long pilgrimage?yes, indeed,
thirty years is a long time for any ono
ta.bc occupied in making a journey,
T/O-dny we saw a frichd of ours, who,
some thirty years ago, left his homo in
thorjpu^pqtaius. ol a Southern State'for
Itaty. "*" The" grand old cities of Venice,
Florence, Rome, and Naples wcro the
dream of his childhood, and he resolved
on seeing them; but how was this long
journey to be mado by a mountain hoy,
with. on.Iyvten dollars in his pocket'{ Our
young friend believed that where there
is a will there is n way, and that almost
anything is possible for muu to accom
plish by perseverance and well directed
energy. He know that Italy was fur,
hut he did nut stop to couut the cost,
or to grow weary, before he encountered
the fatigues of tho journey; neither did
lions by the roadside frighten him.
Whoa he started on his long and per
flous journey, there wore but lour miles
ut railway ut iho South. Had there
bcon a thousand they would have been
of no avail to him. He however did
the next best thing, for one determined
with ten dollars to see Italy. He. began
his journey on his two strong feet, and
to lessen his expenses I13 made a bargain
with a kiud-licnrtcd man who was going
with his wagon 'ami team one hundred
and .fifty miles on the road to Italy.-The
hoy was to assist the old man in cooking)
currying, nnd scotching, for his board.
The furc, of course, was plain, and the
lodgings at night on tho ground; hut
Urfs out door life devclopod thj muscle
if not the brain of the youth, and was
au important training, and hardens one
who had to cross the Atlantic and climb
the Alps before he could look upon the
blue skies ol" Italy. One hundred and
fifty miles of the journey was performed
at a cost of twenty-five cuts !
It will be seen that our friend's orig
inal capital was nearly whole when he
accomplished this much ol his journey.
He was now among strangers, and could
not proceed further until his means were
iucreased. Rut Italy he was determin
ed to sec; he therefore went to work at a
salary of lifty dollars per auutim. This
was iudced a microscopic view of the
Italien skies, and under difficulties. It
wi s however in the right direction
Years rolled un, and our frioud contin
ued to work and fondly cherish his de
sire to travel and si c fuir Italy. A few
months since he took a portion of his
l'ttlo household and again started on the
way to the cherished land, and this time
did notecase in his journoyings u-til he
was safely landed on tho banks of ihr
Grand Cunul at beautiful Venice ! W<
,sa'w him to-day as he triumphantly
stopped into a gondola ! A few momctt.*
more, and he was Hailing up tho Grand
Canal amid Splendid palaces and town*
ing.-'old chinchcr. And now he is safch
'hi tided at the Rov.-il Hotel Datlicli.
STsfr 1 "
Our friend is not at the. end of hi
jnuruoy, nod he dots not waste time in
hotels. We next see him walking tu
the great halls of tho Palace of tin
Doges, r.ud now ho enters the world ic
nowncd Cathedral ol St. Mark s. A>
it is his custom to investigate things thor
oughly, he sti ps and looks with wondei
and adnuratioti tit tho historical illustra
tion in Mosaic, the works ol many ecu
tulies ago. The first thing in the church
that attracts his nttcutioi: is a eeriptu
....1 .01.t-iriiut nil hen von mid cirrtll.
nnd the following illiist rut ions, all in
.Mosaic, such as the creation of angels;
Spirit of Go'd (lying over tho waters;
God divides light from darkness the
reparation of the firinaufctit from the
waters; crealio : of sun and moon; crea
tion of G.dics and fowls; creation ol man
crcuticn of souls; God blesses the .sev
enth day, man placed in Eden; forma
tion of Eve; God presents Eve to Adam.
Wo left cur friend with Adam and
Eye in the garden of Paradise. We
thought, after so long a j unioy, ho was
richly entitled to rem.tin amid these
blissful see .<s, und now fully realize the
dreams of his childhood. I give this
brie!'sketch of my friend to cu count go
your young readers who are just enter
ing tho threshold of life, and it 11 a\ be
with n capitol of ciily ten dollars. They
will learn from it to succeed 111 anything
of importance?individual effort and
a*lf d.-ni.il are rcquirid, itlld habits ol
industry and frugality encouraged. They
must learn to save while young,"
A gentleman, 1 n getting some soda,
wr.s retiring Irpui the store, without the
lisucl hula ceremony which follows that
operat ion. "Hi member," said the polite
proprietor, "It you loso your pocket
bo< k, \< t. d'dn't j nil it out here."
DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Graduate Baltimore College
Dental Surgery.
OFFICE MARKET-ST. OVER STORE OF
J. A. HAMILTON,
Respectfully offers his services t? the
PUBLIC in tho Pafreticc of DENTAL SUR
GERY in all its b.-anchos. Special attention
will bo pun! to tho PRESERVATION of the
natural teeth ; equal car* being exercised in
the construction of ARTIFICIAL SUBSTI
TUTES. All operations guaranteed to give
satisfaction. . T._ .. ? . , ,r
Office iiours from 9A. M. to lYfiO'P. M.
and from 3 to 6 P. M.
r may 2U . a. - -y
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
IN REAR OF
PITTITAN'S BAKERY.
ERNST MENTZEL offers bis SERVICES
to the Public as ?n EXPERIENCED
BLACKSMITH. FARRIER, Ac. All work
in his line properly and well done. Itc is
experienced particularly in Horse Shoeing,
juno 10?tf ERNST METZEL.
SPRING GOODS!!!
F. W. H. Briggmaim & Co.
HAVE vlUST RECEIVED
A FUI*I* STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goods,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
All our COODS are LOW in PRICE to Butt
the times.
Our stock of
GROCERIES
LIQUORS
WINES
ALE and
LAGER BEER
Is of FIRST QUALITY and Low in Price.
Call and see for yourselves.
F. II. W. BUlliGMANN &-CO- .
a pi 8 oct 9 ly
OOQKE & dpOKE,
ATTORNEYS AT Lt(}Yt
o r a x a i: /j u k a, ,s\ u.
Will atteml to BUSINESS in any of
(he STATE ?nU the U. S. COURTS for the
District of South Carolina.
T. H. COOKE. II. I*. COOKE.
?j
T. II. ? OCHS:. Trial Jtiftaice,
v. i: 1 ITTEND PROMPTLY loall BUSINESS
entrusted to his care.
II. I?. COOKE, Trial Justice, Lew
vil lb, S. C.
june 25 if
2STOTICE.
Dr. CHARLES R. TAB ER Offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the Citi
zens of Orangeburg and vicinity.
Office nl.thc Drug Store or Dr. Olireros.
Residence "Oak Villa," Broughten Street,
"iiiav LI 81
VINEGAR BITTERS
i. ... ? . ! ? ; e.i .. n. ll. MfDonio ft Co., Dragxhw *
lit*. Act.U, San FraacJKO, C.I., .od 31 Commrrc. .Irret, N. Y.
MILLIONS Hem- Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Efforts.
Thoy are not a Tile Fancy DrlnU, Mndoof Poov
Rurn, Whlaltoy, l'roor Nplt-lM nml Rofuao
Liquors it<? toi rii, spired nnd aweoUmed to p'.rnao tlio
taatc.culled "Tonics," "Appctlior*," "llcstorcr?,"4ic.,
tlWtt lead the tippler on to drunken now nnd ruin,but mo
atruo Medtclno.mado from tho Motive rtiots nnd Herbs
of California, froo from nil Alcoholic tStlmu
Innla. They are the (JR EAT III.OOI) IM KI
FIKRnnd A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
n perfect Ilonuvatcr nnd Invi^ornlor of tho Byrtem,
carry ingofr all poixonous nintirr and rcatoriiiR thcl>l#od
to a healthy condition. Ko puraon run tnko thcAo Bit
ter* acoordiii? to directions nnd remain tonn unwell,
.-u.j .u.i. .--?>? ?io?,mvod l>v mineral
polaonor oilier means, and tho vitul orfuua .%?-.. u
beyond tho point of repair.
They nro n (Jontlo I'm unlive ??< well n? n
Tonle, poeacaalnp;, also, tho peculiar merit of acting
a* a powerful agon*. In relieving Congestion or Inllaui
ait'.en "f t':a Liver, aa'd r.l! tho Viaeernl or.-,.:,j.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, iuyounKor
old, married oraingie, nt the dawn of womanhood or at
Uio turn of life, Uicae Tonto Bitter, huvo no equal.
For Iiiftninmntary iiml Chronic: Itlimtma
li- in nnd Coin, Dyspepsia, or I ml i u < -i i<> n,
Ullioiis, Remittent nud Intermittent 1 <? ?
? er?, DlaenHCH of the lllnod. Liver. Kid
neys und illn title r, t In ? a Rii turn h.iv? heon most
Sttoosssfttl. Much Diseases are caused by Vlilitied
lllood, which isgeneraiiy produced by derangement
of the Diajoativo Oranna.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, bead
ache, l'ain In the Shoulder*. Coughs, Tightncan of tho
Cheat, Ditzlnnxa, .Bour Kructalinns of tho Stomach,
Bad Taate In tho Mouth. Uillotia Attack*, Palpitation or
the Heart, Iiillaintimtion of tho Lang*, IV. m in thu ro
(lon* of tlio Rliliiov*. and a hundred otliar painful aymn
toina, are tho oflsprlnj;? of Uyapepi.is.
They Invieorato tho Stoinocb andatimutnt* tho torpid
Liver and Bond*, which reuacr thoin of unequall* t
?jfjicucy in cleansing the blood of all inipurltia*. and Im
parting new lifo and visor to tho whole syatotn.
FOR BK IN DISK ABES, Kruptlons.T.tter, Salt
Itbeimi, Illntclii'ti, 3pot3, Pimples, Pustules, Holla, Car
buncles, Rlur-Worms. Scald Reed. Sore Eyi*, Kryatpe
la?. Ilch.Hrurfa, plseotoraflodl of tin: Skin. Ilnmorii *ud
Diaaaar* of tho Skin, uf whatever naiuo or nature, ara
lltarallr Huj up and rarried out of tin- ayatern in a almrt
tlnio by tlio line nt theno Illttera. Ono Lm>;i 1? in auch
ca.?cn will murinen tho moat luercdulou* of their cura
tive effect*.
Clcanao the Vitiated niord lrlienever you find Ita lm
purltiea buntlnr throiioh tho *kin in I*lrup!ea, Ern?
tlon* or Sore* ; cleamo it itIipii rou find it nbitrnnted
and ?Ulfslah In tho vein*: cleanao it when it I* foul,
and your feo?ns* will tell you when. K?*p tha blood
pure, fur h??iii.ii of tbASfit?n) Will follow.
Pin, Tnpc, und other Worms, lurklnirtn the
*y?tcm of io many thousands, are effpctuallr dcatror*.]
and removed. Bay* a di<tin?ulrhed phvaloinrlat.
there ia acareely a - individual epon tha face of tha
earth whnan body la exempt from the pri-*onre of
worm*. It is not upon the healthy element* of tha
body that womn axlat, but upon the rilt.lird humor*
and slimy depo^it? tb.'t hived thvae llvln*; monatar* of
dlieaaa. No fiyitem of Medicine, no vermifuge*, no
anthelmintlc* will frea the tyi'.cm from wurin* Ilka
the m. Hitters.
J. WAt.REIt, Prnprlatof. B. II. MeBONAl.t) Ar CO.,
DruirirUU and Oflt. Aeenta. San Kranelaro. California,
and ii and 3t Commarc?, Street, New Y^>rk.
B3TSOLU BY ALL I>RUtl()I8TB AND l)KALKIt9.
OU^SO k .C|
Augustus b;tinowlton
(Formerly of the New York Dar.)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
OalANttEIlUItti, S. C.
' i"]y 8 if
BOLE N't?
Lever Cotton Press.
nAVI no reci'IVED A PATENT for
my Press, T am prepared totnkeCON
tracts for BUILDING Um SAME. Tins
COTTON I^RIDSS
has a enpacity of
570,000 POUNDS,
Ih simple uf Cone!ruction, Compnct and Du
rablc, occupies n compiirntivcly small spaco,
it \\ OrkcTt^jf^Hi|r^tv>'(~n.Td> Do aiiil rriii
pack n ?00 foUSD BADE in FOUR MIN
UTI?S. I appetid Certificates of gentleiuen
in Ornngcburg'who have my Press in us?,
and I unhesitatingly prunounco it tin best
Press in use for Cotton Packing.
JAS. P. DOLIX.
REFERENCES ? Edward Argoc, T. J. Bo
lin. Geo e. P.olin, W. U. Sulky andj. 11.
Livingston. t *
jnly 1 8in
The People's Bakery.
next D0i)u to
S5i:i> COFFKKiPOT,
Kant iif Prcxbyterinn Church, Iitutcll-S(<
1 am happy to ANNOUNCE to tho CITI
/.HNS ,if Orangcburg. thutd am now PRE
PARED to SUPPLY Fnmileeand Cus'omcrH
with BREAD, CAKES. PIES, add ?limine
airtlclta 6cuerallj" found in a FIRST ('LASS
1JAK RUvY.
WEDLING CAKE prepared with great
cavo to Knit tbe most faslidous I antes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fel
low-cititens is respectfully solicited.
THUS. W. ?LDEBG?TTI.
Mr*. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bent owed, and
hope-* her friends and Customers will contin
ue the same.
She will keep constantly on lihndsn as
sortment of FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10_._ Sir
.J LIST RECEIVED
I)URE N AT'I'll A fund LAMP BURNERS,
which will he kept constantly on band
by the SOLE AGENT nl the
,r> i cj it is id
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
ON K 0OOB
CAST PRESBY'J ERIAN CHURCH.
Ii. B. II. PEARSON
TIN WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION I
made to order?Wholesale or Retail.
LATHING tubs,
l'ot)T tubs.
shower o mis.
BAKERS with REFLECTORS.
ROASTERS.
Any kind of WORK in ray Line iha h nu<l
repaired
FOB CASH.
- AN ORDINANCE '
For I he BETTER l?it?:si :st
VATION of the Tie EH* Ac,
in the WM.IV STKEJCT.'I of
OKAKdiERURU, N. < ., and
For other Purposes.
Sr.cTlON. 1. ll< H Onluinedby the Mayor
and Aldermen in Council assembled i'iiS.
?>n and after the First day Scpteinhrr 1871,
any Person or Persona found libelling or
tying their Stock, such as HORSES,
MULES cel., to ?nj of ? !io TREES in t'.nj
Public S >ei of the Town of Oiniigchtirg,
S. t'., shall bo subjected to a line oftive (?*?)
? 1.?!lars for each and every olVenec : half of
the file ? cbllo tied in ho j ::i<l !,i :h<> inj* irniei'
when bringing with him sufficient |*r lof to
eonvict.
Sro. "J. That n fine of five ; ") dollars 1>*?
Imposed upon any one who shall rule their
Horso, Mn!o "itC., on the side-walks of
Said Tocvji ; or cuut-?.l to IlM-vo HITCH KD,
of tied, their Sinek. mich as Horse-', Mules
etc., so as t<> offer an obstruction or obstacle
to the free pa>nage of Citizens on tiio
walk.
Sre. 3. That any Hor??". Mule etc.; round
running at largo in the Public aiirect* ol
sai>l Town, shall be taken into ctislo ly Ly
tho Town Marshal, anil lodged for safe
keeping.till the owner come forward int
prove property and pay into the Treasurer
or ihe Town Council five (?">) dollars lor each
and every head of Slock m> confined. In
Ilm event the said Has is not paid, Iii? ser
riecs of said animals shall bo appropriated
for the uses of Bald Corporation, until such
times-; Co- FINES and EXPENSES arising
thereby may he rcdoonio I.
See. I All Ordinance or parts of Ordi
nnueos contrary or repugnant to iliis Ordi
nance is In rcby repeale I.
N. A. bull,
F.. .1. OLIVEROS, Clerk.
Aug ? 21
The Stats of South Carolina,
ORANOEHURC COUNTY
I.N Co MM >N I'l.KXS
Murllm M. Stromau, | Bill for
Ailm'x of j Acootltll l"?
Absalom Stromnn, dee'd. ! Marshal Assess
vi. ; f..r
Watson A. O'Cuin, lato | Injunction au I
Ordinary, et. al. I Relief.
The Creditors: of Absalom Stroeisn, dco'd,
are ItaroHy notified that they are required,
lty an eyib-r iii (Jie above Hinted CSIC, to pre
Lscut nHJ| provojjtheir several antl respective
demands before me, on or before tho Kith
ilny of September next, or they will he de
i) h i ?? i payment,
C. P. CLOVER,
nicr 1J ?'"it Iteferee.
FALL A WIN I KB IMi'OUTATION
1 * 7 1 .
ribbons, millin.ERY AND STRAW
GOODS.
Armstrong* Cater A Co.
i MPOUTERS mi l Jobbora of Bonnet,
ji Trimming and Veivet Ribbon*, Bonnet
bilks, Satins und Velvets, Blonds, Nette,
Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Orns
monts, Straw Bonnets' and Ladles' Hats,
Trimmed and Put rimmed. Shaker*, Hoods,
.Ic., L':'7 an l T-'<* Baltimore Street, Balti
more, Mil.
Offer Iho largest Stock to he found in this
Country, and utiMjunlled in choice, variety
and cheapness, comprising tho Intent Eu
ropean novel-, ies.
Orden saMclied, and prompt attention
given.i ?iI'- ?It,
MERONEY'S HOTEL,
RUSSELL ST. ORANGER URO, S. C.
rpiUS HOTEL HAS BEEN FITTED UP REGARDLESS OF COST OR PAINS, FOR
f the Special Accommodation of Permanent and Transient Boarders. The Table will
be Supplied with Hiebest the Market affords. Also Oood Stablea for the accommodation
of Stock. Terms reasonable.
:o:
WILLIAM A. MERONEY'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 cash.
SffiT In rear of my 8tDRE is a GOOD LOT and WELL of WATER, which I respect
fully offer for tho PUBLIC to use at their pleasure.
nPsf*lT* A /""I/"",/"* OF ALL GRADES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
.1 \JJDXA.VVVVV/ 5? offorod VERY LOW, by wholesalo and retail. Also
o^OiOARS of the best Brands and Flavor made, and at prices that can't be beat i
AND
Also a lot
in this
Market for Cheapness
At the :b ar
- YOU WILL FIND the BEST LIQUORS kept in this Market which I offor to the Public
by tbo Glass and upwards. Come und see our prices.
A l < TIOA I;F.1{.?IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE I ALSO OFFER MY SER
VICES as AUCTIONEER, and guarantee Satisfaction to all.
XVANTED?5,000 pounds WO: L, for which the HIGHEST CASH TRICE will be
paid at the Store of
"W. J\. MEIiONEY,
aug 20 junc 10 c tf
FOR SALE.
HOUSE and LOT in Orangcburg
belonging to Estate of Seligman, now
occupied by Dr. Toomer,
FARM of 150 ACRES, one
".nile from Orangcburg, (on
Belville Road.) 100acres clear
ed land. 5(1 ticrcs woodland.
PLANTATION near FORT
MOTTE, S. C, containing
nvor 000 acres land, with
ggfle&JgS Dwelling. Gin House, Screw,
and Quarters. Oood water power on the
place, with Dam in good order.
Also for sale, at Orangcburg Court House.
30,000 BRICKS.
JAMES IT. FOWLES,
PIItK AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.
Agent for LIVERPOOL. LONDON & GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY?Capi
tal $20,000.000 COLD.
Ag( for PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY?Capital $2,600,000
jrjfc?'* 1 am also prepared to Gin and Pack Cotton on reasonable terms,
uug 2G k ly
For Terms apply to
JUST RECEIVED
Another CHEAP LOT of BACON.
An assortment of AUGUSTA FLOUR.
PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN.
i.i<,>! :>!'?S from $1.50 upward*.
Cheap SUGAR and COFFEE.
>i' >!. VSSES and StRUP.
A LSI)
F >r salo
One TWO IIORSR W \GON.
j One JERSEY WAGON, four seated and
neu 1 v painted?Warranted,
i Also sei of fWO HORSE HARNESS.
CHEAPEST LOT OF FIFE.- AND CIGARS IN TIIK VILLAUK '.
XV. T. M CJLI/ER.
juue 17 c if
25 cts. SAVED IS 25 eis. MADE!
GEO, H. C0RNELS0N,
IS NOW OFFERING
THE" LA?GEST STOCK
OF
? SPRING GOODS
AT TIIK
LOWKST PRICES!
C; 1 t EA.T ! !.VH(? A I rSTSran b???uro<l!!
Call before buv:m; elsewhere, and examine his STOCK, consisting of all the
LATEST and .MUST DES IKA11 LT! STYLES of every V A III ET Y of
DRESS PRINTS, CASSIMRRES,
GOODS, COTTONS, LINENS, Ac.
Also th.- LARGEST SELECTION of
Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes
or EVERY STYLE an.1 PR ICE.
Call, one and nil, and convince yourselves, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
GEO. H. CORNELSON.
npl 22 net ok ly
JTOI'LI) TNFOP.M THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYING ON Til E CAR
rinije Mnkit.* in nil its various branches ami will Mnnufaclure or Repair at the
Shorter! Notice, all Carriage-, Buggies or Wagons. And am also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND fi NI TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTICE. c..ttr,:, GINNED AT M\ MILL hau brought from I t?> } eoni more
than that Ginned on (lie common <1?ih.
oct 8 npl 2?ly H. R1GGS.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DOYLM, WILES&CO.,
RRSPECTFULIA INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG COUNTY THAT
they have purchased ihn
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF T1IOS. RAY
And are CARRYING ON the
q A 11111 A G 13 1 * TT SIN E S 8
In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPTLY FILLED.
All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH.
Cot TUX PURNISIIED AT SHORT NOTICE.
;doyle, wixkn a co.,
dec 1/ C Orangcburg, S C.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
p. p. TO ALE,
v< Manufacturer and Denier,
No. 20 Hayne Street and Ilorlbeck's Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
fj&jy This is the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of* the kind in the Southern
States, nod all articles in (bis Lue can ba
furnished by Mr. P. P. Toals at prices which
defy competition.
tfaf a pamphlet with full and detailed
list of all sites or Doors Sashes und Blinds,
and the prioes of ench, will be sent free and
pest Paid, on applicatiod >o
i?. i?. toalk,
CHARLESTOM, S. C.
july 16 wco tf
METALIG CASES.
TDK UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
all of tho Tar ions .'-'ires or the aborc Cases,
which can he furnished immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
uMi.ii, nmi ai the shortest notice.
Apply to H. RIGAS,
mar 5?Gtn Carriago Manufacturer.
FIRE INSURANCE.
the m< ii.no\i>
BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMP A NY,
Ojicc 1202 Main ami 12/A Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN B. DAVIS. President.
JOHN P. Ol POTTS, Secretary.
MANN S. QUA REES, Cashier.
T. R. STARKE, General Agent.
Having this day. (Oct. 17th. 1870.) re
ceircd tho appointmcul of AGENT for Or- i
angeburg of tbe above INSURANCE COM
PANY. 1 am prepared to take RISKS on
Stores, Stocks of Merchandise and Dwell
ings at reasonable rates.
.JOHN A. IIAMITLON.
Agent fur The Richmond Rank ng
?nil Insurance Company,
Mid Southern Life ImMtrauoo Company.
Markei-St., Orartgoburg, C.
net 22 ly
iCitizens Saviugs Ba:i\
of j
SOUTH CAROielNA.
WILLI \M M VRTIN, Pres'.d? :.t
JNO. It I'Al.MEit. Vi?te4'r?sident.
JN(?. p. THOMAS. ?? 9 ??
A. t;. BBliNP'.El:. C**hi?r.
J. c. R. SMITH. Assist ?;?; C.*shier,
PIRKCTORS.
W.mik Hampton*. B. II. U" rt.n>:;c.
J. P. Tunn\s. I' Rwks'ki., Jr.
K. W. MeMisrun. Rev. Winmi Martik
\.( . HaSKSI.I.. Jx.?. ?'. P? .M?:t:.
I. I!i.i Gitr.oo. Thomas B. Ghkoo.
ORANOEIJURO I)RANCH,
AT Til V.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER x GI.OVEX.
LOCAL F/A'ANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. TIIOS. W. OLOVKR.
Col. PAUL s FELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
JAMES II, FOWLES.
Deponit? oT *M.OO and Upwaril
iJtec'OIved^
INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Sp<
eial Certificates of Deposit.
On Ordinary Savings Deposits, f> per cent,
will be Compounded every six u onths e'u Ac
counts.
jan 21 c 6m
The State of South Carolina
OR A NO EEL lid COUNTY.
In Probatk Court.
J. Billiard Hook, Plaintiff, \
Olivia G, his wife, Petition
and Laviriia f. Hook, and [- for
Victoria Hook, Samuel Partition.
T. Hook, William P.. Ho .k.
Nicholas L. Hook and ]
Edwin Lee Hook.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Vic
toria Hook, Samuel T. Hook. William B.
Book. Nicholas L. (look and' Edwin Leo
Hook, five of the Defendants in the above
stated Aotion, reside without the limits of
this State : it is ordered, That they do ap
pear and object in the Division or Sa)e of the
Heal Estate of Peter Hook, deceased, on <>r
before the twentieth day of October, A. 1?.
1K71. or their Consent to the samo will he en
tered of Rooord.
THAI). C. ANDREWS,
judge of probate.
July 10th, 1871.?22 P2l
The State of outh Carolina.
OIlANGKBUlt'd COl NTY
In Common Pleas.
Ann E Pooscr, f.x'x,
of Will of
q0o. II- PoOSer, dee.
Complaint
for
tnjunol ion.
et. ai. Marshalling
vs. j Asse is
John R. Million". | %n 1
ct. a* J Relief.
By virtue of nn order in this cause, the
Creditors of the Estate of the las: George II.
Vooser, deceased, are enjoined *t'rom prose,
outing or enforcing their demutids in sepa
raie actions, and are required to tilo tho
same in the Clerk's Office of the Court of
Common Pleas for Orangeburg County, on or
beforo ihn tir*t day of September next.
Clerk's Office, ) GEo. BOLlVER,
Orangcburg County, S.C. > C. C. P.
June liOth, 18< I. j
july 1 ftl
3=S5rt->?-' . - .??>Jf**Xl_IM
8 E EG EES'
VNADIJLTEBATED AXE AI?I>
lager bee'r.^
Y AOKR BEEB, CONTAlNWCl COPPE
RAS and ALE doctored witVaalt, Lim?
ami
Alum, . are the latest aduUe/atiyA dis
covered In New-York. ??TOI
Professor Mope* of New-York* sulyzed
the Ueer from a dozen differ<?H?fiUeriee,
nnd alt were found adulterated with noxious
substance. It is said, that the site of Drugs
to Brewers, is a profitable part e?ihe trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus Indiens
(fish berry) nux-vomica. (dog button) fron
which strychnine is ob!*ined, are some of
the delectable substances found in Beer!
These are potent poisous, and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at ones
in ono of his own vats.
P. S.?I am willing to be drowned in mj
own Tats, if any impurities should be fennel
in my Beer.
1 shall continue to make a healthfal
Beverage, so that it mtry' be drank by the
most delicate without the,least doAger.
JOHN C. SEEOERB. ColnnRM.'S. C.
For sale iu Orangcburg. Uv the cask *r'
otherwise, by MERONEY k SAIN,
jan 7 o : ly
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
BY - j i b> ;-h - ?
Mrs. M. W, Stratton>
conxsn I i
GERVAIS A ASSEMBLY 8DR&ETS
COLUMBIA, S. 17;
Convenient to the Greenville and Charleston
Railroads and the Business portion of
the <'ity. Bate of Transient1
Board?Two Dollars.. ^ ,??i j
per Day.
Regular Boarders received at Reasonable
Rates. ? ? , /.
dec 10 tf
QABINEil1 SatL^ja^,
WT A" BULL ofic,*? hia services to the
\\ Citizens of Orangeburg Countv as
CABINET MAKER in all iis-br-rbche*.'
Funerals attended with promptness.
Old FURNITURE repoired'and man? new.
Also Varnished without being-removed.
Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad.
fSivc me a trial. - ' f . ..ft
I will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels
and Rod!?? cheaper than anybd ly 'eli* in
Orangeburg. WM. A. ^UlyE, T
mar II
JlOMtlLY AALvAZlME,
Tic-j I>o!Itrx p-r Annum.
iu.pagks i:::\i>!N?; m \tter.
:iO PjlgCS Ailt <TliKCU>t.*Htf.
_ js*
WALKER. EVANS * roOSTTELL,
axo . ....- ?
I). HT.l XT At/CftY.
CnAnLssTox, S. C. ,
ji.iv tr
BOQT AND SHOE MAKE.Ij ?
OKAXGEBURG, ?. C,v
V> E3PECTFULLY INFOItMSTflK CVTt
zfu.< of Ornngehtirg and Vieu.iiy ih*x
he has opened at his NEW STORK en, Rjow
- 1 Street, between .Messrs. Priggaiaon A
.'?.. and Mcffamara done*, with a complete.
S-oe>: of LEATHER, Ac, and that tu? h&&
neu to till mil Ordets enirntl
ad to him.
Thanking the P.iblic for past patronage,
re-pectfully so'.iei's s cominnaoee ?f t ca
st...-. T ERMS CASH.
feb ? oct 23 tf
W. L. W. TMLEY
TRIAL J L'STKfE,
Residence *? Fork of Ed Into,
ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED5 will bo
promptly and carefully at'>code?t 1o.
July 2-i I%r
T. F. BaoniR. R. R. Hunotiit
II. C. Hrmirxs. ? '
BHODLl^ <& GO,
COn ON FA<T0HS
COMMISSION M ERCH ANTS,
NOIITII ATLANTIC WffARF^
CliARESTON, S. C.
LtOerai Aiivaace^ maUe ??.? i.u..i.^ii=-.;.u
Em su to Andrew Simon-la, Esq/, .Prea'V
1st National Lank, Ci.arlo?4onr&?-0\
may 21 woo I FtM
REEDER & DAVIS?
COTTON EACTOKS
Axn ? ? :
General Commission Merchants,,
Adgrrs Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Osweli Rbbdek. Zimmbkmah Patm,
oct h"> ;i 6m
1 EO. W." CA ISS^EVrEllTH
(
J hvtfc* ltd
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAB?
SAPARILLA
geo. u'. i AKrrxTEirs
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIIL
Those Celebrated Preparations, originally
int r<>,lueed l>y (?'?(,. W. Carpenter, Under the
patronage <>: tito medical faculty , have been
-.. t-Nieii.-ively u^.-d by physiciaiMi and
others, that they '?ri> generally known for
their intrinsic value, and e:?n be relied on as
heing most valuable remedies in all cases,
where Sarsaparille, tr BtfeVj arc applicable,
and cannot bo too highly rccoralncndeJI??
jt/l'hey are prepared in a highly conoentrated'
form, bo as to render 'ho dose small and een?
venient. Orders by mail or otherwise wifl'
reeeive prompt attcntinii.
OEO. W. CARPENTER. HENSZEY & CO.,.
W holesale Chemical Warchon'ee,
No. 7.17 Market street, Philadelphia..
For -ale by D?KES * SHULER, and E. .L
OLIVEROS? Orangcburg, S, ?'.. and DOWIH;
It U01SE, Wholesale Agents, Cbat.'cston.S?,
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