The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, December 02, 1871, Image 4
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SATU^DA-Y, DBO. 2, 1871.
All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Wo want money. Not an uncommon
want at all. Wo hove boon indulging
bar friends as long os vre are able. Those
from whom We purchase our materials to
print this journal, demand cash for every
order filled. Our printers have to be
paid every Saturday night. This all
takes money. Now surely those of our
subscribers, whom wo have endeavorod
fk accomnmdate by furnishing them with
the Nkws without demanding pay in ad
vance, will come up and pay the little
that is due us. It is impossible to run
a newspaper without money, aud those
who do not pay up, wo shall be compell
ed to erase from our books. So come
up and save us from any more asking.
Death of Senator Greene.? Hon.
?
Joseph A. Urconc, Senator from Or
angeburg, died ut Columbia during the
present wcuk. He had been for yours a
victim of the insidious disease of con
sumption. Conservative) but firm in hib
political views, of a kind and courteous
manner, retiring and modest in his in
tercourse with men, and of ability ami
teadincss to meet the discharge of his
duties, our County has met with u
heavy lot's Iu his death. Iiis remains
were carried to his home at the North
for interment.
We cull attt-nttfni to the changes
made this wrek in the advertisement ol
Mr. James S. I ley ward's school*.
T. KotiN & Hkotiiku ?The Messrs.
Kuhn present nn attractive ' bill" this
"wrric tu our readers. The Indies will
peruse its contents with pica*''re, but
hot with tttthitirtioily until they have
vnlled at their *t.?ro"and mode selcetioiir*
DlUOS am? Medicines.? Dr. A. C.
Dukes, (successor to Dr. 11. M. Shulor,
at his' well known stand) announces the
iip*iral of a fresh jBifppIy of medicines,
faints, toilet articles cigars and tobac
<co. Our young friend Dr. Dukes is an
energetic and rising business man and both
for his own worth, and for his fine stock
of* drugs kc.s &v , deserves the patronage
of the Community.
WlI.MAM T. LutllTroOT.?In the
front rank et the march of improvement
stands onr feHow-citiaeri WiUium T.
Light foot. By a course of patient in
dustry and untiring attention to business
he has triumphed over all the obstacles
that beset the merchant starting busi
ness. The striking proof of his success
is to be found in the fact of the hand
some building ho has erected at the
corner next to Mr. Thomas Cartmill's
store. An ornament to tho business
portion of Orangeb?rg, it is also a mon
ument of Mr. Lightfuot's success. Out
advertising columns announce that. Mr.
Lightfeot has removed into and occu
pies his new store, which presents a
bright appearance and is hilled with n
splendid stock of groceries, dry goods
At the Annual Meet ng of the 0?
ngeburg Agricultural Society, held on
the 18th November, 1871, the following
officers were elected to serve lor the ensu
ing year:
, J'rcsideut
Dtv W. F. Barton.
Vier- IVetidcuts.
Col. 1). Jt. Nabto.v.
Capt. ,1. Li MoORKll.
Dr. \V. \V. Wa.nnam.uoih,
Srorvtarj/ und Treasurer.
*KlUK llOBINHON.
Executive Com in ittrr..
L. H. Dxokwitii.
W. W. Culler.
?. DjnubE.
II. RlUQE.
*Capt. J. D. Tit ezb vast.
*Vicc James II. Fowled declined re
election.
?Vieo Paul S. Felder, declined ro
clectiou.
1 . " .1 i ..i.. .'".^L,]_JJii-'XJ_?erO-qjii
AtTOUNEY-GENERAL C11 AMBE It LAIN
This distinguished .lawyer is eugaged in
the prosecution nf the (Ku Klux prison
ors as assistant to Hoo. D. T. Gorbin.
Mr. Chamberlain's great talents hijvc
placed himxnter primot in the public men
of tho times. Ho whs offered a hand
some fee to assist in tho defence of these
prisoners, but actuated by a sense of
duty, he declined the compensation of
fered, and is arrayed on the sido of order
obedience to law and lor the punishment
of these violators of the publio peace
and safety. Mr. Chamberlain will be a
powerful instrument for the vindication
of the outraged law. of the State. A
graduato with the higtitcst honor at one
or more of the first Universities at the
North, his greut ability is admitted even
by thoso who lenouuca his political
views, as is shewn by this desire to re
fain him on the part of the defence in
these importnnt trials.
. Tkmpouahy Absence.?Mr. J. Fel
der Meyers, tho editor of this journal,
will be absent for several months in Co
lumbia, where he is retained as Assis
tant Solicitor in the Attorney General's
office. Mr. Meyers lias for the past
year devoted himself with the enthusi
astic energy, which is eminently his
characteristic trait, to his paper, and
has built it up on a strong and tirtn
basis of success. Not only in its finan
ces but in its popularity has tho Olt
anoeburu news been ?reatly advanc
ed during his career. Forthis devotion
to Iiis task, and lor this success, Mr
Meyers deserves the appreciation of the
people of his County. It is high time
that the 3'irrow prejudices of polities,
and opinions, should pass away, and
when ability, onorgy and industry are
devoted to a public service and crowned
with success, the meed of "Well done"
should be rendered by the people's
voice. This is Mr. .Meyers compensa
tion and no selfish or petty spirit ahould
withhold it
During his ab*? ce, Malcolm I.
Urnwuittg, lisij., will have change o( the
editorial department nf the News.
The Kliiott Hook mil Ltdler Com
patty celebrated their Second Anniversa
ry on Thursday, last,the HOtli November.
The Company, oaCorUd Ly the si.stcr or
gnuization, the Young America Fire En
gine Company, paraded in the afternoon,
presenting a tine nppcarnn e. At the
Annual Meeting in the evening, the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing yea, were
elected and installed :
Foreman.
J. GeOIIOK YoSE.
A j.tisftiitt Forenitin.
M. Amikeciit/
Directors.
1st Bob rut Copes.
?2d \Y. A. Howards.
Secretary.
K. DkMars.
Treasurer.
John A. Hamilton.
Solicitor.
W. J. DeTreyillk.
?Surgeon.
E. J. Omvkuos.
Steuarth
"Wai. M. Sain,
At 7 o'clock, the "Elliotts," wi^h
their guests, the "Young Americas,"
down t i a bounteous and elegant hUp
per prepared in inimitable style by r
\Y. A. Meroney. Alter the lull ami
universal cnjoyineut of the good fare,
soutiineutx, und speech, and aong enliv
ened tho liours until thoy yr*w
and siua'." The affair was enjoyed with
?j insiial gusto by ail ptosenL
'We may givt a fuller uccouui ?? hin
j Ii asant oeeusion in our next.
A western Im out. bciii? obli ged .
.???!J a yoke of oxen to pay 'it.. Inj- i nimi
t i!d htm h*; could Hoc keep ir ?
? itigcr,
?'? hy;' paid the man, ?? Il *.-..
inke sortut ?d* \our omvo in pin ? nf n i
y ? li hit. wli it shall l do .> ? !
liilMicr. v ion iiiy* (tows and o,<
_ im V ? W hy, -you can th<m
010 . :id ?(!t thoul h.'.fk.
?0MME LigAL
!M *22iii;'J' uicroKTN.
Hi: mi; uK -tut; OsAS'UKIIOtCIJ NKw .
Deeombor, 3, IBil.
COTTON?Sales -hiring the week 25
Indes. We quote :
Ordinary. 15 (?< 10
how Middling.10?}(u)
Middling.17 (m
RO?OIl Rick.$1.80 por OUshel
t'oit.v.$1.00 per bushel.
Cow I'bas. L00 per bushel.
PlMbfias.,.$1.00 ]??r bushel.
NOTICE.
Mrs. D. ft. SIIULER RESPECTFULLY
informs her friends that she is prepared to
make LADIES' DRESSES, CUTTING, FIT
TINO and BASTING in all the various
Styles Bolus deprived of her only STAY
IN LIFE, a ml having the CARE Of TWO
LITTLE CHILDREN, she Is forced to seek a
li?lng in this way. Hoping that her friends
in Prospority will be her friends in the dark
days of sad misfortune, she ha* that been
prompted to appeal to their sympathies.
sept 2 I:
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry Executions to me di
rected I will 8?>11 to the highest bidders, at
Orangeburg Court House, on the trat MON
DAY in December nest, for cash, the follow*
ing property, vis t
One traot of Land containing 47? Mres
more or lees, housded by lands of J. W.
Oakman, Mary A Fair, M. Riley, A. Bernard,
D. Inabinet and T. Pit than. Levied en as
tho property of Adam Moorer at the Mit of
Sam'l O. Fair.
ALSO
One tract of land oontainlng 1000 aercs
more or less, bounded north by Est. Ktu'l
Pooser and others, east by J. O. Wannamak*
er and others, south by J. O. and T. E. Wan
namuker and west by Andrew Inabinet and
others, subject to the Defendant's right of
Homestead thereon. This tract will be sold
in parcels, and Creditors consenting, a por
tion only of tho purchase money will be re
quired. Levied on as the property of H. C.
Wannanmker at the suit of John S. Bowman
and others.
ALSO
On Tuesday after sal* lay. at theresidenee
of Adam Rush, 100 lb.^ Seed Cotton, ?160 lbs
Fodder, 20 1mi.1i Oora, 1 lot Rio >. and 1 So?
aad 7 t'igs. Levied (pi as the property of
Adani Rush, at tho edit i f.ewis 1' Collier.
ALSO
On Tuesday after Baleday, at the late resi
dence of Adam Moorer, 1 Gin, 1 Buggy, and
.i um' Household Furniture. Levied oa as
the property of Adam Moorer at tU? suit ui
Sam'l ti. Fair.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 52 acre.",
more <>r less, in Orangem rg County, boun
di'd northwest by lands of A. Griffith, n??l
Others, and Nouth by Im? Family 11 .te
stend of W > ....
Oue tract jontaie a., Kl acres ..? ? ? ? ???
less, ?u said \. Diluty, b iiu t -.i nor'.li b ? ?
ily Homestoad o! F. W. Vnj(t, Inn-1? ol
Smith, southwest by lands of Dr. 8. Dan ti
ler.
Remainder in "210 acre-, lying between
two tracts above mentioned (being the Fam
ily Homestead of J W Voghtj att-?r tho ter
mination of the right of Homestead therein.
Levred on as the property of F W Vog it. at
the suit of R. W Hjttes. Quradian C. E.
Rull.
ALSO
Tiie remalnd :r in 1 J.'> r?cre<, in said Coun
ty,hounded north by E. Rull, enst by John
Griffith, south by K. Rull, und west by Davi
Shuler, (living the Family Homestead of
David Rull) after the termination of the
Estate of Homestead the-ein. Levied on as
the property of David Rull, at the suit of R.
W. Bates, Guardian 0. K. Hull.
A LSO
The remainder in llfi acres of land in
said County, bounded on the north by Win.
C. Moss, on ttie Bast by North Edistu river,
mi the south by R. II. Hughes, and on the
west by James Jennings, (being the Family
Homestoad of Uivi I Smo.ike) alter the <cr
minntion of the i slate ofHouiestea l Hierein.
Levied on as the property of David Sntoake,
nt the suit of Archibald S. Clark.
ALSO
! One trart of land containing 27H acres
mure or less, bounded by lands of Jesiah
T. Donnett, 11. D. Donuett, and North Edis
to river.
One other tract containing ")4'? acres more
or lo^s, bounded by lands of T. C. Andrews,
Mrs. Nairn, Henry D. Honnoft, and North
Ediato river. Levied on in the csse of ei
parte E P. Vans ct ux to pay costs, expen
se* incurred in effecting partition of Kcal
Estate in said cau*e.
Sheriffs Office, ) H. RIGOR,
Orartgebnrg C. II., S. C, \ 8. O. ?
Nov 11, 1871. j
nov 11 td
Notice of Dismissal.
iVTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ON
J\ the '2Mi day of November aext we will
Kilo our Final Account with the Hon. Thad
C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask foi
Letters of Dismissal as Administrators of the
Estate of Dcderick J. Hane, deceased.
J. K. HANE,
W. C. HANE,
nov 4?4t Executors.
Notice of Dismissal.
VTOTICK IS HEREBY IVEN THAT OS
tho 80th day t iovember next, t wil!
File my Final \> c .? ' with the lion I'l a I
C Andrews, Jui. Probate, an k t?>i
Lh vrs of Dism skiiI s Vdm iiissratnx ol t:?
? stale of L. M. Kent, I ? as d
.? i. KEITT,
nov 4 ?4l < ? iii; i rut r x.
iNoticd of ... smissaL
"VTOTICE is HF.Ri; t*i .;r. ;.> f HAT uN
th< 14th day of i>' tnb'i next, 1 wilt
Ii n my Final Aeuouui 1 '? tho Hon. Thad.
('. Andrews, Juug?? '. i . i I ask lr.:
Letter; ? '\ ? rix ?? i
Estate ?>. f ?
I,
Auiiiintstva ,t
A u a LioTu^ i.i. N o W LT?f?
(Fur i i... ..i ,ln- ,\? . Vork Rar.)
A V\ ;? . i-j i . ? < UU^iSKliLOU
a i L a v? ,
o.i.i vt.. j?.
july H il
MALCOLM L xijiOWNINcr,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OUAKClKnURCI ?J. II., So. in.
nov 4 if
GROCERIES!
< l.W VSMK? A\'l.? UN< ANVASSEI> HAMS.
AUG IT ST A l'LOUR ! J WESTERN FLOUR!!
? & ?
m
Sugar Cured STRITS. < MINCE MEAT.
Sugar Cured SHOULDERS. ? GELATINE.
SIDES. S3 BROMA.
LARD in 5 and 10 lb Buckets. ^ PICKLES.
MACKEREL in Kilts. B and CA NX KB GOODS.
SUGARS y of every variety.
and COFFEES, K Call at ont.?
fa
of all kinds, y. At
VOSE'S GEOCERY.
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.
HAVE THIS DAY RESUMED BUSINESS AT HIS OLD STAND. CORNER RUS
SELL ST it E ET and RAILROAD A V ENTE, wkc.ro they will b* happy to nee thoir
mends and former putronn. Everything in the
GROCERY LINE
Will be he found here, of CiOOp QUALITY and
T, O W PRICE s'.
Persons desiroufl or V\ RCIIASING will DO WELL fo ?'ALL and EXAMINE OUR
STOCK 1? iforo iroing due
nov 11 c lj
' -- -?-!-... ' -? _IL
THE COURT HOUSE STORE
18 ?applied with i II ? n SEl.ECT.lCN of FRESH GOODS, marked aa LOW an they
can b\' sol I. j'.monjj ?? lirh
LONDON CREAM, Gl>. .. PK URACKERS.
PICK LI- I? SUR! MI'S, DEVILLED HAM, SAUCES, kv.
MACKEI aiid SALMON in Kits nnd by the pound.
CllOt.' d.ATJ and FANCY CANDIES.
ALSO
<\\PS5 SHOES nnd CLOTHING.
[linings and Hosiery
Hi AX KS, &c., &e.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MARKET STREET.
ly
A full Full
a U t a i < j "
An it, t.. . t
GEO,' H. C/OBNELSON,
T>RGf? I K'A'A E "0-<\\.\ol :?< R TO HIS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
lint his
mW ST0?E OF FALL GOODS
Fs now read) lor tli ii l.N'Sl K !TU)N, and SOLICITS an EARLY CALL.
As it i- i;; i< issihiG t Pmeutidri all the
VARIOUS LIN ES OF GOODS
(u the DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS, I will only say that it is COMPLETE
in every PA IvTICU L \ II, and UNSURPASSED i'>r
Cheapness, Excellence and Durability
Having in tin pasi MET W ITH SI CH UNEQUALLED SUCCESS in my
' ON K PRICE SYSTEM,
I ?hall STRICTLY ADD El!R fo it in the FUTURE, and having bought my
tiOOPN STRICTLY FOR CASH
I am able to COMPETE with t a LOWEST PRICKS in the Market.
[ dei OPENLY .... I FA I it LY md gtmrantco every PACKAGE ss REP
RESENTED ?
t!?m.. one und all ii d ? :,.: . , ! ;' y lirsclvos. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
GEO. B. CORNELSON.
not 7 "i t :> k 1v
jfheio U.'.tr 10 in : l ? ? . ? ?
Uliejrpui.:/!...??> .1, ...
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llctuiltcut ! InU luit tit ?? ',
1^ * -...... .. .' JU?4n. - - _
??.) 1 are .i ? ? ??, Mr ?<??'( ? !1
NERVD
Arc nu nntidoto i j i fci \\, * ?.
W?liavodnya?faiiffrringlotl -: '-. ni :
-.88
V PDYS1CIA1J THERE,
FOit\. r-- _/ ;t i?
The Standard
LaHl/In Young or OI<1 ?
??tlAM
y 11 ... i..
or Binglo, then lliirt 11 urn i ... ^
equalled and baTO oflm Leen Uiu V.
XncniH of r:iTi' {lifo.
TRY ONE BOTTLE. >
Urs !'
1 V
THE OLD SS7'AllUSJI?l)
r- /dual e?l?inett wo/iege
OS AM F.RICA.
fllE
SOUTHERN
U\ a? yy. Charles Street,
> DAL T/,\f< A/D.
OrpanfxeH ami /??.?.! Htitirtly to r.-pmlnj
//< tww and o//(c/c/ie &/gccl cf/ni
TCI r.XCOXK THQKQVQN
(Practical . dccoimtants
S/e/ecCtfd4// i^jf'-v/te-ij^ f/ni. ''
OVER 2600 YOUNG MEN]
rr.r.s ray. I
SOUTH Ii RS STATUS
hat* GRAnUATKI) .?/ Iah hXSTITL'TION, and \
tire Hifv tll/iu A" .? Hsihl ,t>-d l.ti nitive i'lUiffiMt in '
the U*dht< i'A.\ KS A.\;> m SINSSS ItOUSKStf ,
i Ht t wall v.
i.n.f</'. Aith No VACATIONS. studtnts oik ,
tuitr at any tii'if.
Social individual tnttritttitH ub i' tnctrtt rnariin
tftd. S*ndfar CoUtg* IWOmenfi andtftemaid.s/.v/- ;
mens <?/1'??nniiinship. Km Inf l'aslag* St-im/t.
Ad>:ri*s ali O'lUi -ruiunt,'. lo
H . II. HA Dt Kit, r> r?U.
H'ttt/iif/' Duxinttt Cotlfgf, 1
BALTIMORE. M!>.
MOV 11 i, '
Sheriff's Sales. '
ORANGEliURG COUNTY, j
In Common I'm:a 3.
0. II. Middlcton, I ? j.l.iint
ts [ tor
.7. K. L. Atnnkcr. j Poroctoaur?.
By virtue of the Judgment filed in thin t !
directing t lint the lands hereinafter tooh*
tioncd, bo rold by me, ut public auction, I
will Hell at Urnngeb.irg Court House, on
Monday tlie fourth <lay of December lux',
during the usual hours of sale.
All that plantation or tract ef land known
as Belleville, situate, lying and bving in the
County of Ordngeburg, and State <>!' South
Carolina, containing I?70 acres more er lens,
hounded by land* uf Trexcvant, ?iiviS, Mo
Cord, Ucigor, Moorcr and by tii ? Co Igareo
Kiver.
Terms of sale?Ons-half cas*i, balance to
be paid in one year1, and to bu ?.'eure I by a
bond, with interc.it at l'J por cent, from date,
and a mortgage of the premises, Ferchas*
ers to \my Mn- papers, recording an l stamp*.
And unices the purchaser pay por cant, af
the whole bid, at the time of sale, th) urami
ses will be refold on the same day. on tii?
same terms. And the Sherifl isalloAod to
reserve the liberty to refuse tha bid of the
same person at ?nteeeeding s.ii--. And in
case the person paying o per coiif. doss not
comply with the rest of the terms in two
dap* after the Bale, the same will bu resold
on the succeeding salcday.
ALSO
OR/YN04iBURG COUXTY.
In tub Common Pi.k.vs.
It. W. Rates vs Robert f.\ Irlck et. ul.
Judgment of Foreclosure an 1 sale.
By virtue of an order of the said Court in
this case, I will sell at Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday, the 4tll day of Decem
ber nett, during the legal hours of sale:
All that tract of land in this County, con
taining about 17U acre.?, botindc I by lands
now or formerly of D. B. Bookhai-t, J. II.
Dallas, B. I>. and H. A. hick. Estate of W.
I? Itocsv-, nnd !!. Cogswell.
Terms one-bnlf cash, nnd balance on a
credit of t wehe months. I'uroliMS >rn to pay
ror paper.*, recording and stumps.
ALSO
OH AXGKNUilG COUNTY
In Common Pleas.
Mary B. Trend well, Adm'x vs Joh? II, Fhii
ning, et al.
Complaint to Marshall Assots, iir.
By virtue of an order of the said Court in
this action, I will sell at Orungcburg Court
house, on Monday, tli -tili day ol Decent
her. next, during the legal hour- of sale,
the Beul Estate in fliis County, of Wllloll the
late William It. Troadwoll,*died, seised und
possessed, consisting of the following tracts
of land, in the Town of Oraugel to*g!
1, Tract of hi acres, bounded nortli by
lauds of Thomas Oliver; east by lands ol ?m>.
t'a. It nil road Co., 0. Oowan and Estate ol
1 George II. Elliott and lliiilrond Avenue,
south by llussell .Street, and west by lauds
ef IV. M. Huts,.n, Esq. This tract will bo,
intersected by two streets, and will bo sold
in is lois of convenient size.
2. The II01 ?I tract, fit bated at thecorn?
of Kussel! an I lirotighton street*, an t bu in
ded on llio Other side- by lands of Mrs. W.
B. Troadwell und l>. Louis. This will lie
sold in fi Lots, two of them fronting on llus
sell street, and one of these wLh a goo 1
Store already erected thereon, three of them
front ill); on llroughton stireet, and the ie
innindcr constituting tii > Hotel with 11 tuple
-tables, nnd buildings, an I yard and garden*
room, being one of the. mo-t eligible [due3D
of property in the Town of Oiwngebnrg.
II. Tract of 1-0 nores, bodn.lcd north by
lands of Mrs Ann Andrews, east by Broag'u
totl street, ???.lith by river and--street, and
west by Hirer street. This tract will be
sold in GO lots,aud will be intersected with
streets properly located, reading the Lota
available an fown Lots. A portion Will be
sohl in a tract of 0 acres, and another por
tion in a tract of about 20 acres.
A fino brickyard is on ono of thotracts.
A portion oft hose Lots will be said on the
day indicated, to suit purchasers. Flats ol
the sai l Heal Est ito 0 a !??: inspected it t 1 ?
Sheriff's Ofllos.
TKKJ(3--Ono third cash, balance on a
credit of one. two and ibveo years, sccurad
by bond mi l mortgage of the purchas r.
with interest from day of Mile, payable an
nually oh the whole amount, until t!te yrholt
bend is full..' paid up, and satisfied, au I la
pay for papera :?? cording and stamps.
Purchaser to have privilege of paying all
cash, and if any purchaser (nils to comply,
the premises so purchased by the par.y
failing to comply.tu be sold on the same day
[ or some convenient saledny f horenfter upon
j the sanio toruH atei at the former purclia
' s?rs risk.
Sheriff's Oifice, ) II. RIOGS,
I OrangeburgC. IL, S. C, - S. <?. ?'.
Nov. Ii, 1S7I. J
no\ 1 1 7t
Referee's Sale.
ORAXtf E.ItUIU.1 COUNTY;
i N (' .MM >.\ UbKAS
John C 1... . I'rustec vs John MeMicliacl
c*.
I'.y virtu:- uf .?i ordi i of the said C iUr! in
thi.-i case, I ?w!l sell at Orangobnrl ?.or.ri
House, on Monday, the 4th day ??! Decent ici
no.!, iinr.il/tln- leg-il lioUt'S Salo, tlui fo -
lowing Kcal lislalc, situate hi Hie Kork ol
l?ilism, in HHs County, vi? .
I. On ? ii'iicl ul .?'.? int oM> u<-r.'<. situate '?:i
Grunt Crunch, bounded l>y lamia of .lac
Pearson, Henry lion not t and Baltic of D
Kenncrly, a ml ivpr.csciiicd by plat i>i t !?*?
>;inn\ drawn l>\ \1 I. Hal I.' in. I?. S., r'ecortb
.. i ;.. .1... p. .. -. ilas .. .-.i.v.,..
Hook [ton a '?'J
?J. One tract about ? ' > tiertift, bauud'jd
by lathis of John lliiydeti. lauds formerly oi
V. . S. Dudley, Estate lands of Sftn;;ic| I.air
lauds of William ('. Moss and-lloltiiu
and other lands of .lohn McMicluiol, and
rcpr on a plal of tha Maine, land ?
b> .M. 1.. Ha hl will, l'. S.i ttml recorded in
'tlic llo^isior'a articc iif this C?uuly, in I*. > >.
'?'>. page i 1ll.
;!. Itcniaiii Ier in j.*>'? acres, situated mi
Coopvi Swiutip, ^r.r.ji the Kntuily llotnestoad
of (ho said ,1 oitn McMic iatdi after i!ie tormi
mil im) .it }!..? Kslatu i>l Homestead therein.
4. At'iii tl-'iO acres ol the Mill and House,
tracts, adjoining tu ? lau I*, of I lie Said Kani
ilv Hnmcatoud, oeitig Hie lau la raprcsontcd
hj itvo pints niaknby M. I.. Rnhlwin, I?. S .
au 1 recorded in Iho Itcgi^tor's offico of Ulis
County, in Hook pages 1 is and 1-1. ir
respective, iiulaido of iliv- Homestead
aforesaid, nnd iifior deducting It si lioi'es
being on t he ? -i side ol Cooper Swamp,
I'lllts tiftllC ."lid laud eau be iuspCClol
lipon application to llto undersign id,
I eiin ? - ..a-. I burnt cash, balance on u
Crodil of one and I wo years, purchased to
fjiv? I % < >:i ? I Mil Mortgage of Hie proniis'a
putelutsfd, f.iiti mortgage ii> contain a c<>i
nnnl for r.'Salu in case of breach of the lion 1
ami to pay t u papi ? - recording and stamp
ed.
CIKO. H01.1VBK,
Referee ami Receiver.
no\ 11 td
NAllCC ?>l" i>issoIii t ion. - Tin*
I nn, i>i SKAimoOK, lii:o\\ MNti S
NlKVP.ItS is this day Pi- olved hy mutual
consent.
rTlHB undersigned begs to inform hi* cur *
? tamers mid the public generally (hath*
has. just returned from New York with an
immense STOCK of
Fall and Winter (roods,
iinaurpnsso'l in Style, Durability and Low
I'rioe, cmr iiisiug au extensive assortment of
LAWKS DRKSS GOODS,
Marenos, Alpaca*, Poplins, I'la'uls, Delsins.
&c.
The grearesl tariety of CLOAKS, and es
p .-i ! , SHAWLS ev'r of! .-red in this mer
ket, all n| wlii-vi f!io la-lies say are tlie pret -
ti?*t and Cheapest in Ornngeb'ttrjr.
Gent* call and ex imine of FO?F.10N an t
DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSSMBBK*
wiiicli i.< utuloubtcdly 'lie largest, richc*'
and t'lluapest collection ever displayed fa
any Met chant in our Town.
A lull lineorthj best TitlM.UlNGS ?I
nsi n on handy
Crest iuduceiu ? iito'fere 1 in Readymad
Clothing, Boots, ShosfS and Hats, Flannel-.
Lindseys, Jeans. Kerseys Biatikcts, Dome-*?
tics Hosiery) Gloved an I kankee Notions t*i
every description.
A omplcl ? stock of Sugar*. Coffees. B? -
cm. Laid. Molasses. Kloiir. I 'Jieesc, Tobae ?
CO, Lye, fiC, Crockery Ware. Willow Wur<-.
Hard ware, a i I other goods loo numerous to
mention. Ail of which are offered LOW
DOWN bv JOS. M-XAMAKA.
ocl I 1 Iv
B. B. H. PEARSON,
SIGN OF THE
?IG RED COFFEE POT,
NEXT. TO
W. T. LIGII TFOOTS.
I beg leavo to inform my friends and tSte
public generally that 1 have moved my Tl N
SHOP next to Mr W. T. Lightfoofs Store,
ndior'e 1 am prepared to do all kinds'of
R I? A I K 1 N G
at Iii lest notice and very low for ess'-.
My work is warranted to give satisfaction.
T I >>T W A. Ti IS
of BVEIIY DESCRIPTION MADE TO OR
DER r'OSJ CASH.
Give me a trial.
It. E. If. PKA1LS0N
nor 4 c \. 1y
Fall and Winter Goods!
II
F. W. H. Briggmann
IS just received a F?LL STOCK
DUY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FANCY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, ir.
All my goods is LOW in price to suit t!i*i
times.
My motto Is small profits nnd ?juipk sales.
My .-lock of
HARDWARE,
CIIOCKBRY WAKE,
0UOCKRIE8,
LIQUOR*,
WIN RS,
A LK.
LAG HB DEER, Ac,
I ) i? I the first quality and low in price.
COTTON and ail other Produce boughs ?t
the highest market price.
V. II. W. BRIGGMANN.
<..'! 14 oct 11 Iv
ECONOMY LEADS TO
rpHE UNDERSIGNED BF.G LEAVE TO
jj itiforiu, the citizens of Columbia a?. I
Hiding Country, that they have perm.
nein 1 v
I.OC *TKD IN COT.UMB'TA,
ffet to lit public n large assortment of
S A X IS t ipXA jim: CI.OTIIIX?.
ATI"
/ v v.' x/s r;ixa ci o ods,
IIATSC ?'APS, ETC.
; PUllCHASlNH OUK HOODS ?t flr?t cl***
; .mi-, h au I r.>>- c:ish, " defy Competition
Call mul examin.? STOCK ami <? ? ?
itiWlr Unit yo? ?an SAVE MOM <
purohnsiiig at out' Kaiaulishmont,
* COU S T '.I V M K KCl I ANTS arc iespcct fu *.
| .? ; i . t gamine oiii' Siuek. being asau ? t
lliai we can still CIIB.YPEK than auy ot.i-rr
llou le i'i Columbia.
s stKAi*?i ? nua,
t mlcr <'oluinhia Hotel,
oc! 7 T Columbia, S. C.
Patrick & Robinson,
.\rcTioNKter?s.
Ar: im? Ufering'the CHEAPEST LOT-t
Crfukery and (JIsis?. Ware
. . ... 10 nua .it.uKei, ii.n a ..s. uttoi -
sale mi I l'otuil.
Country Merchants ami Dealers gfeneratly
are rc.piesicd th tall ami oxaniliw uur Sn ...
pies 'i More j liri Irnsing elsewhere.
U > arn also prepared to lurnish
French China Tea Setts
iiml :. i .1 In . articles in dis lino at the
IiOWKST I? KICKS.
.vr unl'M's entr?ste?! to us will receive
I'ltOM IT :?inl <' \ HEFU I. altem ion.
Samples can hi- seen at
KI UK llbltTKSOX'S
Hook Store at the Kngiue House.
>. i t j:: aug lUc ly
/ 11JTTOX GIKft.? lSSftOlV.V ;
V/ (Icorgia PATI'Vf COTTON HINS i:- ?
?ample, lllirahle, well nmile. of jroml mn: -
i !aiv very light running ami unsurpnHHcd i
tiie .j amity .'I tin- staple protluced. Pri e
? I 111 Saw. delivered at any K. 11. Depot in
tili? : tale when (ha freight does bot exciil
iIi-?i < f two ral'ronila,-"
. tin lett's l'nt nt SiecJ Urush Cotton C> ..
: Plie Cotton IY mi these (liua always e<???
i.i iii' s I In- high'St market price where oi
it..i '. care is taken in the preparation,
ilust otton Mute- Pair held ?i Augusta. C
? last tear, there were letilHns in cnlUpetiti i
mi the Pmmin n w a* awarded to ihe (!..??
'.-t; (tin. I'rimi >'i and SY'hI per Saw.
. nil Presses of various Paiterns, Ho-?????
Power*. |londley*t? Portable Ste#m I'ngiu.
Uriah's Kentucky Ploughs.
' C. 45KAVET.EV,
K?ftt ti n Si. South of the
Po ? ' >.7i ? i, Charleston, 8. C
.??! - ! ' w*0 *lm