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wentyfour hours previous to tho occur
rence of J.he injury or damage ; but no
auch dam "go shall bo recovered by a
person whose enrriago and load thereou
exceeds tho weight of six tons.
Seo. 14. If, before tho eutry of an
action provided for in tho preceding
Section, the County Commissioners teu
dcr to the plaintiff the amount which he
would bo entitled to recover, together
with nil legal costs, and tho plaint iff
does not nccept the same, and does not
recover upon his trial more than tho sum
so tendered, the defendant Bhall recover
COJtfl.
Sec 15. II a county neglect to repair
any of tho highways or bridges which,
by law, it is obliged to keep in repair, or
neglect, to diAa ' the sumo safe and con
venient, Much County shall bo liable to
indictment and fine, as tho Court iu its
discretion may order. The fine imposed
in such case shall bo certified to the
CountyJJCommissioners by tho Clerk of
tho Court, and they shall proceed to coL
lect tho same from the Surveyor or Sur
veyors of the highway district or districts
churged by this Act with the duty of
Superintending and keeping said high
way or highways iu repair; tho sum,
when collected, shall be laid out iu the
repair of highways and bridges in the
County.
Sec. 1G. Each person who shall furn
ish work on the highways in payment of
bis highway tax, assessed by the County
Commissioners, shall be allowed, for a
good hand, at the rule of ten cents for
each hour. It shall be the duty of the
Highway Surveyor of the district to
make such allowance for the use of teams,
carriages and tools, as shall be equitable
and just.
Sec. 17. That all able-bodied male
persons between tho ages of eighteen
and forty-five years shall be liable, an
nually, to perform on the public high
ways and roads, not less than three,
und not more than five days' labor,
under the direction of the highway sur
veyor of their district: Provided, Thnt
if any person, being warned to work
upon the highways, shall pay to the
highway surveyr, in the district in
which he may res; la, the sum of one
dollar per day for each day required,
the same shall be received iu lieu of such
labor, and shall be applied by the said
highway surveyor to the construction
and repair of the highways and roads in
tho district. And should any person
refuse either to work on tho highways
and roads or to pay the fine imposed ns
n penalty for refusing to work upon the
highways and roads, according to the
direction of an'nl commissioners, the said
persons shall be deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor, and, on conviction thereof,
punished by imprisonment in tho coun
ty jail for the same, for a term not ex
cccding thirty days.
Sec. 18. Each highway surveyor pro
vided foi iu this act shall receive fifteen
cents per hour for the time nccessaily
employed in discharging the duties re
quired by this net: Provided, That he
shall not receive exceeding fifty dollars
per nnnutn, except iu extraordinary
cases, when tho County Commissioners
may. in thair discretion, allow a greater
sum, and, in no event, more than seven
ty-five dollars.
Sec. 19. The County Commissioners
shall, for tho yeur 1871, levy no tax
under thi* act but that provided for in
sections 7, but shall set apart a portion
of the tax heretofore authorized to be
raised for county purposes, and have the
some laid out und expended under the
provisions of this act.
Sec. 20. All acts "and parts of acts,
inconsistent with this act, nre hereby
repealed.
Approved .March 0, 1871.
Not Seen a Stupid, After All.?
Pome years ago, an old sign painter, who
was very cross, very gruff, and a little
??tt?, um t.?jy*c.'? i . ?- -.
inandmcnts on some tablets in a church
not five miles from Buffalo. He worked
two days at it, and at the cud of the se
cond day the pastor of the church cime
to sec how tho woik progressed. The
old man stood by, smoking n short pipe,
as the reverend gentleman ran his eye
over tho tablets.
??Eh !" said the pastor, as his familiar
rye detected something wrong in tho
working of the precepts, "why you care
less old person, you have left a part uf
?me of the commandments entirely out;
don't you see ?"
"No ; no such thing," said tho old
man, putting en his spectacles; "no,
nothing left ou;?where'/"
"Why, there," persisted the pastor,
' look nt then) in the Bible; you havo
loft some of the commandments out."
"Weil, what ii have V said old obsti
nacy, ns he ran his eyes over his work,
'?there's more there now than yeu'll
keep."
Another and more correct artist was
employed the next day.
? ??????? e???
Having been offered ten thousand
dollars in gold, by submarine cable, to
write a life of Christ, Sputgcon, the
giant, English preacher, has telegraph
od book thnt ns good a lilc of Christ ns
could bo written would bo found in the
N'eW Tcstame.uf. I
SPIHXG GC03>S!!!
F. W. H. Eriggmann & Co.
IFAVE JUST RECEIVED
A FUsLI, STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goods,
QV ALL bteSOltij'TIONS.
All ?ur CQQOS oro LOW Iii PlllCE to suit
I ho times.
Our stock of
OUOCEUIES
LIQUORS
WINKS
\LE and
LAO 13It DEEP.
Is of FIRST QUALITY tintl Low in IVioe.
Call and sec for yourselves.
F. II. W. BRIGG MANN & CO.
npl 8 oet 9 ly
VINEGAR BITTERS
J. W.liii, Proprietor. R. M. McOotiLn A Co., I>rnn-l.u V
f?.n. Ag.nu, San Francisco, Cat., ami SI Comm.tv? ttrevt, N, Y.
BULLIONS Hear Tcmlntnny to their
WondciTuI C'urnttvo Effects.
They are not n vile Fancy Drink, Mndo of Poor
Rum, Whiakoy, l'roof !? ,>'.nnd Itcfn??r<
Liquor* doctorcit, r ]?:>?(? i dad sweetened to plcnso the
t-i*tc,cnllcd "Tonics," "ApiictlxerR," *,llcstorcn,"ije.,
ttiktlead the tippler on to drunkenness nml miii.hut uro
n true :Medicine, in a. lo from tho Xnttvc Roots niiilllcrlil
ot California, free from nil Alcoholic tStlmu
lnntu. They aro tho GIIKAT ItLOOD VI It I -
FIBRnml A LITE GIYIXO PRINCIPLE,
m perfect Ronovntor and Invigorntor of tho Systom.
carrying off nil poisonous matter anil restoring thchlood
to a healthy condition. No -icrnon enn take these ou
ters according to directions nnd remain lonR unwell,
provided their bones aro not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, nod tho vltnl organs wastod
beyond tho point of repair.
They are n Gentle Pnrgntlvo n-s -.veil nun
Tonic, possessing, nlso, tho peculiar merit or nein;;
as a powerful agent in rolioving Congestion or In&am
tnaUon ot tha I.lver. nnd nil tho Visceral Organs.
sTOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, In younger
old, married or single, at tho dawn of wumanhnoil orat
tha turn of life, these Tonic Bitters hnvo nn crjunl.
For InBamntntory nnd Chronic Ithcumn?
flam nnd Gout. Dyapopnin or Iiidlccntlnn,
Dlllona, Retnt U nml Intcriiiltleitt Fc
Tf?, Dlacnat ..' the Ittood, I.lver, Kld
neyo nnd lllndder, these lilt lern have been most
anrcosaTul. Such DlMRaea are caused by Vitiated
Illood, which is generally prodUOfd by derangement
ot tho Dlceatlve Orgnn-i.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, IIcsu
ache. Pain In theBboulders, Cough*. Tightness of'ho
Chert. Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Ktoi,._ch.
Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, I'slpitatlon of
the Heart, Inflammation of tho I.lines. Pain in the re
ff Ions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful ijmp
lonn, aro the ousprlngs or Dyspepsia.
Thor Invigorate the Stomach nnd stlmulsto the torpid
I.iver and Borrels, which render them of : ; ..: i
efficacy la cleansing the blood of all Imparities, and Im
porting new life and vigor to the whole srstcni.
FOR Bit IN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tetter. Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustulei. Boils. Car
buncles. Ring-Worms, Scald Hea l. Sore Krqa, Hrrslpe
laa. Itch.Scurfs, Discoloration, ufthe Skin. Humors and
Diseases of the Skin, of whatever natuc or nature, sic
llterallr dug up and carrle.1 o it of the system in s short
time by the use at these BiUor?. n: ? > \? aur>,
~? ?ni ?onrlnca tho most Incredulous iti :. can*
tire effects.
l\yATER WHEEL,
Mill Geariii^ShafiiniiaPulleys
^_8END FORACIRCUlATtJ^*
Sf|)t 10 )y
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yen find lu Im
parities bursting through tbo (kin In Pimples. r*ru;>
tions or Bores ; cleanse* It when you Und It obstrucl 1
andslugglah in the veins; cleanse it when It 1? foul,
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blood
pure, and the health of tho srstcni will fallow.
Flo, Tnpc, nnd other Worms, lurking in tho
system of so many thousands.aro cfTcctuslly destroyed
and removed. Pays a distinguished ohyslolocist.
there Is scarcely aa Individual upon thu fare of tho
earth whose body Is exempt from the pre**UCfl <.f
worms. It Is not upon tho healthy clemmtN of tho
body that worms oxlst. hut upon the diseased humor*
and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of
disease. No System of Hodiclnc. no vcnmlfusc*. no
anthclminttes will freo tho system from worms like
these Bitters.
3. WALKER, Proprietor. R. It. MCDONALD * CO.,
Druggists and Ucn. Agents. Ssn Francisco. California,
and 33 and 31 Commerce Str?et, New Tork.
19"BOLD BY ALL DRUIUIISTS AND DEALKftJ.
aug -J.J k 1 v
lO Tj 1 )
CAROLINA BITTERS.
A DELIGHTFUL TONIC.
We take great pleasure in offering llio
OLD OA RODIN A UlTl ISP.S
to tho public. They nve compounded with
grent oaro, nnd contain Minn- ol the best Ton
ics in I ho Phnrmncopin. As evidence nf t!u
superiority of our HITTERS <r> or nil o( liors,
ws liuvo certificates from numy of the lead
ing physicians in our State, who liaro pre
scribed them in their prnc'.ioo. Tlie
OM> CAROLINA RIKTTRS
Will he found invaluable for
Want of Appetito,
General Dohilily,
Chills and Fort r,
nml Dyspepsia.
We do not offer our BITTERS ns a cure
for nil diseases, but ns nn Aromatic Tonic,
I hey have no equal.
For j'ale by Dinggists nnd Grocers every
where. Principal I>< pol.
GOODRICH, WINKMAN ? <';>.
Importers of Choice liru^a and < iic:ni
oals, Charleston, s. rj
mar 6 ly
TsTOTK '1 S.
Dr. CHARLES IL TAUBE offers his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES lo tho Ciii
7.CUH of Ornngchurg nnd vicinity.
Office nt the Drug Store of IV. Oliroros.
Eos|donco "Oak Villa,'! Droughtcn Hired.
iitny 1;l ::t
DR. T. BERWICK LEGARE,
M kciiON DENTIST,
&r:i<r(tu'te Half cm ore College
l>eittul Surgery.
office M AI'.k l/l'-ST. OVER STOKE OK
.). A. HAMILTON,
Rpt-peet fully ?fter? "hlis aerfioos the
,TIM.I<: in la- Practice of LENTA 1/ Sllt
GERY in all its L.mik1>- [&>cf itf ntlontion
will bo paid l<> tho L'llK^ltV.vilbS-^f the
naturnI teeth : equal care being exercised in
(ho construction of artificial SUBSTI
TUTES. All opcratfons guaranteed togivo'l
satisfaction. |
Office hours from 0 a. m. to 1:J10 P. m.
and (io n to p. m.
?lmrV ,. ' c . , ? ly
BLACKSMITH " SHOP.
in in:au of
PITT n A 3i?8 II A K ESt Y.
-j^UNST mknt/.ki. otrjs h* s$! vft^S
Jj\, i.. '!!?? i'.ii-ii.- i'..\rr.wiKNratu
HI.\<i> ,{jTII. FA ililTK!?. f:<'. ^iVwrtrk
in his line properly ami well done, lie is
experienced particularly in llorso Shooing.*
iunc 10?tf ernst. MET/.BLj
The People's Bakery.
NI'.XT DOOR t?
RED COFFEE l?OT,
Ectst uf. /"/ ' shyfcrtim Church, liusscil-St.
I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the (TH
/ENS of On ngehnrg. that t nm now PRE
PARED lo SUPPLY Fnthiles and Customers
?rillt BREAD. < ARBS, FI KS, n ml nil other
articles generally totfiul in n KlitST CLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care to Btiit tin* most fnstidoua tastes.
TIio PATRONAGE of my friends and fol
lew-cilizoua ix respectfully solicit*"!.
TllOS. \V. ALUERGOTTI.
Mrs. ?LBERGOTT1 returns thanks for
the Pavroniige heretofore bestowed, ami
liop< her friends and (.'ui-tonicrs will contin
ue tllP ! run:-.
Sbc will keen conslhutly ort hand r.n as
Rortmenl of Kit HITS, CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec I') Sir
JUST UEUEIYMD
r>URE NAPTHA and LAMP BURNERS,
j[ which will be kept constantly on hand
by tho SOLE AGENT tit the
1>> I G 11 E 33
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
on r door
EAST PUESBYTEIII A N CHURCH.
B. E. H. PEARSON
PIS WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION
made to order?Wholosalo or Retail.
BATHING TUBS.
FOOT TUBS;
SiIOVYER BATHS.
B A ICE RS will. REFLECTORS.
ROASTERS.
Any kiud ef WORK in my Line made and
ropatrc
a
FOR CASH.
~ AN 0RD1NA1VCK
Tor (he KET'JfJE? PKE?ER.
VATIOX of ilie TREKS Ac.
In the 5-i nLIl Si^EETS ot
03lAtfftE!SlJR?l, 8. :??<!
For oilier Purposes.
Skction. 1. De it' Ordained by the Mayor"
and Aldermen in Council assembled in-',
oh and after the First day September 1S71,
auy Person or Persona fouud hitching or
(vine: their Stock, such as HORSES,
MULES eel., to any of the TREES in the
Public Street of the Town of Or.mg'cbUrg,
S. ('., shall bo subjected to a tine of five (ft)
^dollars*for each and every offence; half of
the fines collected to bo j.iti<i to the informer
when bringing with hint sufficient proof to
convict.
- Seo. 2. That a fine of five i ft) dollars he
Imposed upon nny one who .shall rids their
Horse. Mule etc., on tho 81DJ5-W \ LKS of
said Town; or caused lo have BITCHED,
of TIED, i!? dr Stock, otich a< Horses, Mules
etc.. s > as to offer nn obstruction or obstacle
to tho free passage of Citizens on the shlo?
walk.
Site. That any Horse. Mule etc.. found
running atlargo in the Publitj srti-????t? of
said Town, shnll be taken into custody by
th<* Town Marshal, and lodged for safe*
keeping till tho owner come forward and
prove property and pay into tho Treasurer
or the Town Council live (?">) dollars for each
und every head of Stock so confined. In
the event thesnid fmo is not paid, the ser
vices of snid animals shall bo appropriated
for the uses of said Corporation, until such
timo nn the FlNESund EXPENSES arising
thereby may be redeemed.
Skc, I. All Ordinnnoa or parts of Ordi
nances contrary or repugnant lo this Ordi
nance is hereby repealed.
M h vor.
B. .1. OLIVEEOS, Clerk.
Auc ?'?
The State of South Carolina,
OltANGEHUKG COUNTV
In Common Pleas
Martha m. Stroman, ") Bill for
Adui'jc of Account to
Vbsalom Stroman, doo'd. | Marshal Assets
vs. for
Watson A. O'Cnin, lalo | Injunction un'l
Ordinary, et. al. Relief.
The Creditors of Absnloi i Stroman, doe'd,
??h i- hereby uotified that they are required,
by an order in the above slated ease, to pro
>??!11 and prove their sovarul and respeotivo
demnud*^ before me, on or before tho Iflth
day of Soptcinbor mxt, or they will be de
bar: ed payment.
C. B. OLOVER,
aug 12?01 Referee;
FALL & WINTER IMrOKTATION
1 87 1.
I! IBBONS, MILLINERY AND STBAW
GOODS.
Armstrong, Cater A. Co.
LMPORTERS and Jobbers ?-r Bonnet,
1'rimming and Velvol Ribbons, IIonnoL
Silks, Satins nnd Volvots, Blonds, Notts,
i rapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Orna
ments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmcd, Shakers, Hoods,
?..?J'.T and .;:s Baltimore Street, Balti
more, Md.
Offer the largest stock to bo found in this
Country, and untquiilled "in choice, variety
and chenpni w, comprising the latest Eu
roj part novel!h s.
ijrdurs solicited, and prompl attention
s>n, nug 12 - It
-TiiH"EJ'"C O R N E II!
Has Just Opened a Large Stock of
- ? , - > i?
Tins is Tin-: FIRST STOCK! opened this sea
son in the Town of On?npiebnrg^ and ai\a beut) Camfully Selected of the
LATEST STYLMStfand VARIETIES of GOODS, in the new YORK nnd
other Markets.
Cull and examine for yourselves. ,
OD v LOUIS,
. eepMO-r-ly.: II ?IT | . AT THE CORNER.
."i
.i >-t>
MERONEY'S HOTEL,
RUSSELL, ST. ORANGE BURG, S. C.
ry?.ms noTEL has been fitted up regardless of cost or pains, for
B the Specinl Acoommoilaiion of Permanent und Tran.-'it-tit Boarders. The Table will
be Supplied with Hiebest the Market affbrdsJ Also Good Stables for tho accommodation
of Stock. Terms reasonable.
WILLIAM A. MERONEY'S
C^i ROPERY DEPARTMENT IS SUPI'LII I) WITH EVERYTHING NEEDED BY THE
~JC Housekeeper, nnd at Prices that no one can eorriplntti of.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, an ! tho highest Marko.! price paid in cash.
fcir In renr of my STORE is a GOOD LOT and WELL of WATER, which I respect
fuily offer for tho PUBLIC to use at their pleasure.
HP?OiT> A f^f~^S\\ ()F AU' OR A DES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON II AND, AND
1 \ * i >x\VyVy\ " I? offered VERY LOW; by wholesale and retail. Also a bit
of CIGARS of the best Brands and Flavor made, nnd at prices that can't te beat in this
Market for Cheapness.
-:o:
AT T HE SSJ 13 A. R
YOU WILL FIND tho BEST LIQUORS ktipt in this Slarkot which I o,T r to the Public
by the Class and upwards. Come and sea ??tir prices.
ArrTIOXF.KEt.?IN ADDITION TO THE A ROVE I ALSO OFFER MY SER
VICES as AUCTIONEER, and gtmrantp? Satisfaction to till.
WATVTEI??r>,000 p unds W:0 L, for which the HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be
paid at the Storo of
\V. ^."'MTSRONET.
r.ug 26 Jene 10 c tf
F O R S A L E
tHH? HOUSE nnd LOT in Ornngchurjr
j^litt belonging to Estate t?f Scllgmsn, now
H'lfi. occupied by Dr. Toutucr,
?3. FA KM of IV) ACRES, one
^. . . ' .yr- mile from Oranjjeburg, (on
^.'"CW^t Bclville Road,) lot/acres elertr
jvii?&ift?? *d land, Ott acres trootUund.
Fur Terms apply lo
PLANTATION near FORT
motte. 8. C . containing
y-^^fo over t'.Ofl acres land, with
&^'*?r73-'' Dw 1,5n?? <i;" House, Screw,
and Quarters. Good water power on the
p ace, with Dum in good order.
Also for sale, at Ornngeburg Court House,
:!:?.')(>;? BRICKS.
J?HES TL FOWLE9,
FIRE ?ND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.
? ~o,,i <"or LIVERPOOL. LONDON GLOBE FI I;INSURANCE COM CANY?Capl
t?r*2oif, ooro.
A 11 for PiEd*'0*** ARLINGTON LI FE INSURANCE COMPANY?Capital $2,000,000
fl*2r 1 nui also li^opareu
aug IM
o Gin and Pack Cotton on reasonablo terms,
k
JUST RECEIVED
Another CHEAP LOT of BACON.
An assortment of AUGUSTA FLOOR.
PRIME WHITE WESTERN CORN'.
LIQUORS from $1.00 upwards,
t'lienp SUGAR and COFFEE.
MOLASSES nnd SYRUP.
ALSO
Far sale
One TWO HORSE WAOON.
One JERSEY WAGON, four sealed and
nenly painted?Warranted.
Also set of TWO HORSE HARNESS.
CHEAPEST LOT OF PIPES AND CIGARS IN THE VILLAGE I
W. T. M?LLER.
junc 17
tf
TSTTOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL CARRYINf) ON THE CAR
tv ringe Making in all its various inane!.'- ami will Manufacture er R"pair at the
Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or W;>i> ms. Ami urn also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND C. xf TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHOUT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from J lo A cent more
than that Ginned on the common Cins.
oct 8 apl 2?ly H. RIQOS
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DOYLE, AVIL ES & CO.,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGE B?RO COUNTY T HAT
they have purchased lllO
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAY
And are CARRYING ON the
O A- R R I A C i IS B TJ S I 3SJ H! S S
In all it- BRANCHES, Orderslefi with US will be PROMPTLY FILLED.
All kin.Is of REPAIRING NEVTI.Y DONE nnd with DISPATCH.
COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE!
DOY LF,, WIM S A CO.,
dec IT <; Oraiigchurg, S. C.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &o.j
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer**
No. 20 Hayne Street and Horlbcck's '.Vli::rf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
fiGsf* This is the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Southern
States, and all articles in this line can be
furnished by Mr. P. F. ToALBnt prices which
defy competition.
??y*" A pamphlet with full and detailed
list of all sizes of Doors Sashes and Blinds,
and the prices of each, will be sent free and
post Paid, on applicatiod to
1?. I?. TO ALE,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
july 15 wee tf
METALIC CASES.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
all of tho various Sixes of the above Cases,
which can bo furnished immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
??ual. anil at the ?hortest uotico.
Apply to IL RIOQS,
mar 5?fun Carriage Manufacturer.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE RICIIMOVD
BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY,
O?cc 1202 Ifain and l$th Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN D. DAVIS. President.
JOHN F. C. POTTS. Secretary.
MANN S. QU ARLES, Cashier.
T. ?. STARKE, General Agent.
Having this Jay, (Oct. 17th. 1870.) re
ceived the appointment of AGENT for Or
angebtirg of the above INSURANCE COM
PANY, 1 am prepared to take RISKS on
Stores. Ste??ks of Merchandize and Dwell
ings at reawtrnbte rates.
JOHN A. HA MITLOS,
Agent for Th* Richmond Ranking
mid Insurance Company,
nnd So:'th?rp Life Insurance Company,
Mnrkct-St., OrangebWg, s. C.
od 22 ly
Citizen's Savings Bank
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAM M VRTIN, Presid t
JNO. It PALMER, Yice-PretM-LmC
JN?>. P. THOMAS,
A. G. RRENT'.ER, Cashier.
J. t:. P.. SMITH, Assistant Citohior.
DIllECTOIlS.
Wmi?: Hamttox. H. II. Rrrr.Rnoc.
J. P. Thomas. 1>. P. wk.vk.i.. lr.
F. W. MoMaSTRR. Rev. Wlt.l.tAM M?BTJS
A. f . HaSKKI.U .I.V.). P-. I * * I. >: v n.
.1. F.i.i Grkoo. Tuojias E. GtiBou.
UllANGEBUEG BRANCH,
at the
EXGI3TE IffOUfiE.
SOLICITOUS.
Messrs. GLOVER k GLOVES.
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. TIIOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL S. FELDER;
C?pt. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASH I Ell.
JAMES II. FOWLES.
1>o]>ohHa of $1.00 mid Upward
?.Received.
INTEREST fti.'P^ed at 7 per cent, on Spj
cial Certificates of Deport
On Ordinary Savings Deposit?, G per cant,
will be Compounded every six months on Ac
counts.
jan 21 c ?m
The State of South Carolina
OR A NC EEU RG COUNTY.
In Probate Court.
J. Billiard Hook, Plaintiff, "|
~VV,_., I
Olivia C. his wife, j Petition j
ami Lnvinia F. Hook, und j- for
Victoria Hook, Samuel Purtition.
t. Hook. William B. Hook,
Nicholas L. Hook and |
Edwin Lee Hook.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Vic
toria Hook, Samuel t. Hook, William B.
Hook, Nicholas L. Hook ami Edwin Lcc
Hook, five of the Defendants in the above
stated Action, reside without the limits of
this State; it is ordered, That they do ap
pear and object to the Division or Sale of 'he
Real Estate of Peter Hook, deceased, on or
before the twentieth a?y of October, A. D.
1^71. or their Consent to the same w ill be en
tered of Record.
THAD. C ANDREWS,
Jtulge of probate.
July 19th, 1871.?22?12t
The State of outh Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In Common Pleas.
Ann E. Pooser, Ex'x,") Complaint
of Will of for
Goo. H. Poocor, lice | Injunction,
et. ill. \ Marshalling
vs. Assets
John R. Millions, and
et. al. J Relief.
By virtue of an order in this cause, the
Creditors of the Estate of the late George H.
Vooser, deceased, ate enjoined from prose,
cuting or enforcing their demands in sepa
rate sot ions, and are required to file the
same in the Clerk's Office of the Court of
Common Picas for Orangeburg County, on or
before the firs I day of September next.
Clerk's Office, ) GEO. B?LIVER,
Orangebnrg County, 8.C. \ C C P.
June 80th, 1S71. )
july I t)t
I i ?AS
sLjsji??w **??? ?f
nml nil wcro found adulterated wit JtJtgilfm*
substance. 1? is soid, that the ?*lo,.?GlNl^
tfl JJretYnrn in 11 unifitntiln itnrl tif Hin fund*
Tins is perfectly infamous Coctuliis iudicutf
(fish befry) ^ix^n?l<^ f?^tflAf?om
which strychnino is obtameiL are flPJW* ftf
tho delectable substances fodfi^Tn*Beer!
These nre puiMHspulaukWli?uil Ibu Biewer*
found using them,sJu/nld/^e <!jt'|Ra<ed n.V$nco
in one of his own T?te.
t Pi: fcU-i m vrMUtfisixtAHvexi&i'iiizz?
Beveruge, so that it may be drank by tn?
most delicate without tho.iMetjpdMfprrftatt?!
JOHN C. SKIffiKKSjfrinpliU H. CJ.
For sale tn Ornngcl>urgoy tho cask or
otherwise, by MIE JItTNE V & tti?N JI ? IR
jun ^ _ t . .It. i
_? -ir- 1 b.^ ,Mo?f> fret fttrl.
BY
cobweb
C.ERVAIS rf'a'SSft'?kf mtSSSS
COLUMBIA, 8. C, *T
Convenient to tho Greenville nnd Charleston'
Railroads und tlie'BusifiesiJ perllbW<tff^"
tt.o rt?T| rj,?ft itjOTr''*"'
Board?Two Dollars
-H** Diy. 4g*JS*?u *
Regular Borders ^eeiv^p^|Cea^^u>>
dec 10 ? ? ? h? .iiuT e?V. .*fY?
m. a. BULL offemfn's services to the
w
Citizens of .Orangeburg County! ?w
cabinet maker in nil its brAnchesT
_. ..._1?., ? l ?... & ?V
Shop on tho Eastern side of the Railroad..
Give me a trial.
I will also hiiildBuggynmt Wftg*n>!Wttte(*
and Bodies cheaper than anybody, else in.
Ornngcbni-g. " iT " WJW^llflHf,
m,irl1 uni b >tfd*
MOAtAiLl MAGAZlH**
(it VAGES READING MATTER.
30 Pasc? Aclrerlfdement'?.
? ? > ? . ? .v. . ?? I
*?VALKER, EVANS ? COGSWELL.
J9. Wr.l TT A IREN, ;
CuAr.i.csTon.iS.' C; ? ti
july 10 . > ... . rf ,
Ar. Ai;BiJECtrT:
ROOT and sitO:! .M.'<ifi:ft, ? ' ? ' !
oraxokritrg, s."iiL.
? > ESPECT F ILLY /NFOlVttS* Til #
L\, tens of Orangehnrg nnd Vicinity t
e has opened at bis NEW STORK ><n K
sell Street, between Messrs. BVfggiWnrwn1 A.
Co. and McNnmni'n& Jones, willig ?oeipb^o,
8'ook of LEATHER, &c, and" Ni&t Be has
suUicicut Workiueu le tip ail OYdci? .-..ut.M
ed to him.
Thanking the Public iov ptWi ?rmttannfc*,*
respectfully solicits a , continuance of tho
?Je. 1 Bit MS Cash.1 1 ??r r7
feb 0 OCt 2t rj .1 tT-^leHVlt
"V. l. -\v*:?ft.trt2",.
TtuAi. ju?tVci!;*
Rcnidonce In Tork
ALL BUSINESS ENflVcSTED 'ftft^"
promptly and carefully attended to. l?la
T. F. Bnoi.tf:. R. R."TUW*
If. c. ndnwsX -ttafiktH bot*
BRODIE & GO.?
C0H0N FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANT^,.f
NORTH ATLANTIC WIIARFt. ,
CHABESTON, S. C.
T .i. ,? , ] td?ndiM in nie on (' on -:n i a on t.
REPR0 to Andrew Simonds, Esq., Fx??*?C
1st National Bank, Charleston, S. C.
mav -1 wee tf
? ?
REEDER & DAVIS^
COTTON FACTORS
,It , ? r '! -w'-i. U
ixcucinl Commission McrcbanU,.
A(hjcr* Wharf) .
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Oswei.1. RKEOEn. Ztximrrmah Dati*^
oct 15
!f
G
KO. W. CARPBirrE?*?
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF 8A1
SAPAR1LLA
? GE?. W. (AlU'USTKirS
COMPOUND FLUID LXTR ACT OF BUCHU
Those Celebrated Preparations* originally'
introduced by t?co. \V. Carpenter, under the
patronage of the medical faculty . have been
so long evteusivelv useti by p"ny?icia|i^ and
others, that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be reBed ion *#<
being most valuable remedies in all caae*
where Sitrdnpe ;Mn t r Bnctm are EfppRcamv
and cannot be too highly recommended' i
They are prepared in a highly concentrated.!
form, so us to render the dos<r nmatt4nd eonn
venient. Orders by mail or otherwise wjll
receive prompt attention.
GBO. VV. CARPENTER, HENSZEYw^C?.,
rvnelesnm Chemical Warehouse,
No. 7:!T Market streoi, PbimdulphnK. I
For sale by DUKES $ SHU LEB, and E I,
(H.I V EROS, Orangehnrg. S. C, null DOVflB'.
k MdlSE, Whole^k Au-,ni, A Vatlv?^^