The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, December 09, 1871, Image 4
8ATH??AT,?PIK!; ' 8, 1871.
All Advertisements most
be banded to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
i_L-.y::t s. ??
TO SUBSCEIBEHS.
We want'money. Not an aaoommoo
Want at all. We lave been indulging
our friends as long as wo are able. Those
from whom we purchase oar materials to
print this journal, demand cash for every
order filled. Oar printer3 have to bo
.').'
paid every- Saturday night. This all
?k?.. . .
takes money. Now surely those of our
subscriber^-,whom wo Lave endeavored
tc aocoroma'daTc by furnishing them with
the News without, demanding pay in ad
vance, will come up and pay the little
that is duo us.' It is impossible to run
a newspaper without money, and those
wbo do not,pay up, wo shall be compell
ed to erase from our booka. So come
up and save us from anymore anking.
PerbonAL.?William G. Tyson, of
the Chariest mi Daily News, was on a
Visit to , Qrangeburg durlug the1 last
week. It will be remembered that Mr.
Tyson resided in our County some time
ago. Since thou liohun been residing in
Charleston, Whfcrc by his vcrsatilo tal
ents, atid splendid personal manners,
he has wou for himself that respect
wine!i our own County uutvcrsally en
tertains for him.? No mutter where our
friund mdjr'bxy Jptown, he has our best
wishes tWifisVelf??1?.
- imm .,. i, I . i
j. Felder MeVkii?, was in urange
burg on Thursday hint.
The GovEttNott b Me*s.\oBi?-We in
vite the ut tent inn of our readers to the
r , ? ? ?
synopsis of'the mUsagc, to bo found on
the first pago..of*.tit is iiauo. The re
sume is carefutiy prepired and presents,
wo think, the patient features of the
document, in a well culled form and
brief view.'
I- OUR M B Mukus.? Mess? Rccdibh.
Bytis, J.imiaim, Ditiiuclly an 1 Wallace,
i our Representatives iu tho State Legis
[laturc, are at their posts and ut work,
sonic of them prominently, on the im
portant qucstious before that holy.
Th?y arc nn the sijle of ecouomy and fur
investigation and reform in our finan
cial policy. It will gratify us to publish
such a record ol' their course, as the
peojdi! will approve.
To T.Ak Pa Y Kits.?We never advise
bUr friends to do anything that wj think
will injure them. Our advico is to pay
the taxes. Those whejdelay will realise
the significance of our counsel wheu it
is too late. 'l
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Election Notice.?Our advertising
columns this week contain the notice of
an election to take place on Wednesday,
20th inst. ? A Senator is to be elected
to fill the uncxpired term of IIon. Jos.
A. Greeuc. We hope that tho election
will pass quietly. We do uot of course
apprehend any difficulty iu our peaceful
and law-abiding County, but we express
the hope mat no uupteasauV'feeuDgV, do
political jars maybe called iuto play.
With this earnest wish, we leave the
matter with the people, who should and
doubtless will, potcefully and without
any excitement, select n man worthy of
their choice, and fitted for the place.
--: ?11
Terrible Coi.n.?During the last
week we have weathered on* of the
coldest snaps, ever felt in this country.
Why, on Isst Friday, the view looking
down Main Street to the river was novel
and brilliantly strange. Tho woods,
covered with their drapery of icicles,
presented tho appearance of a vast white
winding sheet, which, seemed to rest over
the wholo forest. Not only with us, but
over the North and Northwest the spell
was bitter and intense. Blankets of tho
warmest and best material aro absolute
ly necessary aud wo warn evory oue to
provide himself at once. Furs, shawls,
overcoats and such articles must be pro
cured. All of these of the best kind
are to bo had atkGco. II. Coroelson's.
Read his odvertisoiueat and then perish
with the cold if you disregard it.
judge Graham.?Public services
well performed deserve publio praise.
Robert F. Graham, a young man com
parod with those who hare sat iu his
seat upou the bench of South Caroli na,
was sleeted at the last session of tho
Legislature to fill tho un ex pi red term
of Judge Carpenter, whose motorio
career is part of political history. With
ability equal to that which has so dis
tinguished our judiciary in the past;
and which has been recognized and
bowed to by that galaxy of able critics?
the Charleston bar, Judge Graham has
filled his position, with credit to himself |
and universal satisfaction to all. At the
close of his term he must feel that rich
est recompense which a performance of
dutios over brings and which repays a
deeper and truer satisfaction than the
public approciatiun and plaudit.
Iu these times when so much com
plaint is made agaiust those filliug offices
of public trust, instances are rare, where
a general and felt datisfuctiun rewards
the officer. Such is Judge Graham's
position now before the people of his
State, and a p.oud position is it to
occupy. Amid the expressions of ap
preciation of the people and with the con
scious rcwar i of his own heart, his first
term closes. That ho will be re-elected
is almost a cortaiuty. It is duo to him
self and it is due to this people that he
should be re-elected. There is likely
to be no opposition to Judge Graham's
rc-clectiou and there should be none.
The Legislature hy his re-election will
do their duty to tho man who has been
tried and found so well fitted for the
position, and they will gratify tho peo
ple of tho Stuto we know, and the people
of Oraugoburg for whom we can speak.
- Christmas, Santa Claus.?
"Tonsille night before Christinas
And all thro' the house
Not a creature was stirring
Not even a mouse."
Like u burnt of meridian sunshine at 12
o'clock on u cloudy da}-, tho announce
ment thrills in our col tuns this week ol
important news. Christmas is nnuouccd !
Santa Claus is heralded !! Dr. Oliveros
makes tlie most important announcement,
that iu expectation and anticipation ol
the "mcrrio season*' now rapidly t p
prouching, he has received ajd is dis
playing at his store a magnificent variety
an 1 huge lot of Toys, Christmas pres
ents etc , etc. The scene is fairy and
beautiful and carries the heart back
in mciiit ry to sunny childhood. Carry
the children and lot their bright eyes
grow brigh cr as they l.jok. Cany the
old hearts, let them be young aguin, at
Dr. Oliveros store Let tho good boys
and girls go and look, and see if they
can gucs?, what toy out of the great lot
Santa (Maus will bring for each, wheth
er a flute, or n knife, or a doll, or the
paraplurnalia for a Chri-tmas trco, or
one of those grotesque figures, orjaok
straws or?or?or?what ! We must
return our hearty thauks to Dr. Oliveros
for a littlo variety of fantastic .figures,
for the "News" office. This is the way
to win. Adveftiso and rcuiember tlie
poor printer, poor devil j and poor edi
tor. Follow this advice aud the Christ
mas season will be a brisk time.
Foil tub Holidays '?Read, friends
read the advertisement of Capt. John A
Hatniltou of a nice lot of nice things,
and material to make nice things. Just
tl,<. n.tinU. r... ?t,n i.?i: i?... . ?r??t.~
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raisins, currants, nicest cheese. Read
and ponder!
Read iu another column the notice of
a sule of cattle, hogs, household aud
kitchen furniture, piauo, buggy, wagon,
etc., to take place at the residence of
Mrs. M. Graves, near Riunakcr's Brill -c
on Saturday, Deo. 16th, 1871.
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? 1 m i 11 r. iv .i .v >i< ATbAnTIO i RLE*
graph Company.?Tho office of this
new line will bo opjnsd for busiacs.s on
this day. Office in Post Office
Tho Survivoro of the old Orangcburg
Troop meet at Orangcburg on the IGth
iost. See notiec in another column.
COMMERCIAL.
MARK KT RKPORTN.
Omca or tuk OaANnaniTno Naws,
December, 8, 1871.
COTTON?Sales duriug the week 280
bales. Wo quote :
Ordinary.16
Low Middling.:,,
Middling.WJtVii
Rotmu Rick.SI.30 per ouahel
Cons.$1.00 per bushel.
Cow 1'kas. 1.00 f ur bushel.
risnans..$1.00 per bushel.
DR. A. C. D?KES,
At the Old Stand of.
BB* B. M. ?HV?BB. I *
H V8 JUST* RECEIVED A fresh
apply of
DRUGS, - 1 nro
MEDICINES, ?1
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES, Ac.
A splendid lot of 81 ATlONERY.
PEUFUMEttX ?md SOAPS in great va
riety. . ? : { ' ' >
A fine stock-of CIGARS and TOBACCO.
And one of the finosl assortment of POCK*
ET KNIVES ever offered here nt tlio pricos.
Prescriptions carefully prepared,
dec 2 o ly
SHIBBOLETH LODGE No. 28,
A/. F.\ M.v
A Regular CommnniaaHaa of this Lodge
will bo held on TUESDAY tte 4th of De
cember next.' An EUXHHON for OFFI
CERS fof, the ensuing year will bo had ;
and business of importance transacted.
Mcmbors will tulrc duo hotico and govern
thomsolvs accordingly.
yv, j. DcBOmLLE,
nor 11 Secretary.
NOWls Y?llR TIME
0 buy cheap groceries FROM
T
E. EZEKIEL,
Who hasjustreceived a LAR?E STOCK of
COFFEE
sugar.
Molasses.
BACON.
laud.
SALT
Als*
GUNS
CHBEflE.
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Also a fino Selection of
POWDER FLASKS.
SHOT POUCHES.
WADS.
CAPS.
&0., &c.
Will always keep on hand a gdod assort
mont of Fit HITS.
W A N T E I)
10.000 bushels ROUGH RICE.
1,000 bushels COW PEAS,
for which He will give II Kill EU PRICES
than can be hud elsewhere.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY} ftp. |
repaired as usual!
nov 25 ly
United States Marshal s
Sale.
W. II. Wesson, "j U. S. Circuit
vs v Court Doores in
Jabob E. L, Amakcr. J Foreclosing.
By virtue of the Deeree of the said Court,
will be sold at Charleston on tbu 14th De
Ccmbor next, at 11 o'clock.
That Valuable Plantation in Orangeburg
County, sit tint 0 on S. C. Mail Itoad, in Sad
lei's Swamn. and formerly the llcsldcnce ot
Adam Amuker, hounded north on lands of
Anniker, cast by lands of J. 1). Keltl an 1 J.
W. Danlxler, south by lands of J. P. Riley
and Estate of L. Smoke, mid weft by lands
of Dr. J. Smoke, Mrs. Staley and Capt. D.
Stack.
. Terms?One-third cash, balance in one
ami two years, with interest from date, pay
able annually, secured by bond and tnort
gago of said plantation. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
LEWIS B. JOHNSON,
U. 8. Marshal,
nov IS 41
NOTICE.
11. B. Rice Kx'r of Will of J. C. Weeks vs
' Jaby Weeks and others.
Notice is hereby givon to the Creditors of
Joseph C. W eeks, to prove their deniunds
before me on or before the eighteenth day of
Jabuary next, at Orangeburg C. 11.
J. F. IZLAR, Referee.
Nov. 15th, 1871.?18?41 cow
Attractive Sale.
WILL BE SOLI) ON SATURDAY THE
9th dny of December next, at my place, in
the Fork of Kdlsto, near the plantation of
Capt. J. T. Jennings, the following proper
ty :
10 head Cattle, '.??> head llog?, '2 goo.1 Hor
ses, 1 Mule, 1 two horse Wag?n, olll) bushels
Corn, about ?>.t?*?0 lbs Fodder, Blacksmith,
Carpenter and plantation Tools, Household
and Kitelu-n Furniture, 1 Loom, 1 Rice
Thresher, fic. Terms cash.
? G. W. LYNCH.
nov *J"> Ut
Notice of Dimissal.
-\T0T1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
will, on tho llthday of December) 1S71,
hlo my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Ornngcburg County, ns
Guardian of the Estate of A. J. Kitircll,
and ask for Letters of Dismissal.
J. W. ANTLEY,
nnv 11 ? It Guardian.
Notice of I>Immo1ii( ion.?The
Firm of SKA BROOK, BROWNING &
MEYERS is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent.
Ornngcburg, S. C, Nov. 1st, JH71
nov 1 tf
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON
(Formerly of Ihe New York Bar.)
ATTORN BY A N D COUNSELLOR
A T L A W ,
ORANGERVRti, S. C.
July 8 tf
MALCOLM I. BROWNING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ORAIVOEBVRO C. H., No. Ca.
nov 4
LOST?On Saturday lant n
BLACK MOROOO POCKET BOOK OF
no use but to the owner. A liberal Toward
will be given If left al the store of Messrs
Win. M. Sain ?V Co., ST to
c. J. SASPOUTAS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OtlANOKBl'ltO CoiNTV, 8. C,
October ^Oth, 1871.
Deputy County Auditors of tho 8over?)l
Assessment District, will please hand in to
this Othoo all Assessments made by them
without delay. jas. VAN tassel,
0>>' 'li ? )t ( r unty Auditor.
t..
FOK^?E HOLLIDAYS.
LAYER RAISINS, ?
ZANTK CURRANTfit"'f
CITRON.
POWDERED SUGAR,
run vxmsw . r \J 1 fjl^bUW ? "
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, BUCKWHEAT,
FANCY CANDLES, MORTON CRACKERS,
CANNED FRUITS.
PREMIUM ELO?R,
- .0RU8HE0 SUGAR,
A WHITE
C YELLOW .
CREAM
FI8H. ITALIAN MACCARONI.
Also a Geuerhl Aeaorimflkt of FIRST CLASS GOODS, including the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, of which 12 have been sold in Orangeburg
and give greut satisfaction. Price 825.
JOHN A.. HAMILTON,
MARKET STREUT.
\mi ill r J Il1 " "'
LI U U 1 i uli .*. . ,
ANNOUNCEMENT!
WM. T. LiGHTFOOT
TAKES PLEASURE ?TO ANNOUNCE TO HIS CUSTOMERS AND TO
the Public generally that ho has removed iuto his
New Store
ON THE CORNER ABOVE CARTMILL'S
Whore he has a full stock of
VJTJLY
OCERIES & DRY GOODS,
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
LIQUORS, SHOES
And every ARTICLE wanted by the FARMER and the GENERAL CUSTOM
ER^ all.of which are on exhibition FREE aod for sale CHEAP.
Call and cxamino.
dec 2
CRAMMED FULL
OF
ew Goods.
T KOHN & BRO
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HAVE RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMER FROM
NEW Y"ORK
FURS, FURS, FURS,
At Remarkable kOW FIGURES?from $3.25 per SETT aod upwards
Ladies9 Turbans, Sailor Madelaines,
Elpies, Ollas
And in fact all the latest STYLES of
Velvet and Plush Hats.
DRESS GOODS! DUESS GOODS!!
Our FACILITIES iu this Department having been LARGELY EXTEND
ED. Ladies will find an unlimited choice iu Goods eiclusivoly of this Season's
Product ion. adopted to first class wear only, including
Black and Colored SI I.KS. SATINS.
SILK POPLINS ( Plain ?ml \V?tfirod,i*
^iiK anu Wool SERGE, VELOURS
Wool KPINGLINS, SATINH CLOTHS,
MERINO, DELAINE. VELVETEENS,
MOHAIR, LUSTRES, EMPEROR CLOTHS.
PL A1 DS, VAST AN CLOTH,
REPS, POPLINS,
ALPACCAS, all shades.
HAIR GOODS in Large Variety.
OUR DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING FOODS
Everybody kuows that we SELL them
CHEAPER than tho CHEAPEST.
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Our Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
HOOTS, SHOES and 11 AT Departments are
very COMPLETE and offered at a very Small
Advonceon WHOLESALE PRICKS.
N. B.?We inform our numerous LADY FRIENDS that the capCct?d
DOLLAR KID GLOVES,
? Silk and Cotton VELVET TRIMMINGS,
Cloak and Dress BUTTONS, SCARFS, Ac|
have arrived.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER, .
deo '? sept 2tt?'4m Ij
IMPOETAUT TO THE PUBLIC f
which further freedom from Cold tftel
Soow cm be expected. ' Theee wfce?
havo not already made aropje prepiae
tions for the Coming Storms aid UoM
will do well to accomplish It Immediately*
Much suffering may thus be avoidod?
and it is better to prevent tuSedog the*
to relieve it. <
REPORTS FROM NMA ULY ALL
parts of the West shOW thai Win
ter has commenced with heavy 8now
Storms and unusual Cold* Men hare
died in the Woods of Utah from the se
vers cold and exposure. No severe
storm of consequence has yet visited
this Section, l it the time is past In
Id view to be PR 14 PA hud for this emergency I hare thcwdgMy RE
PLENISHED my stock*of WI&TXISjR GO?D8,
ing
BLANKETS, FURS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS
and DRESS GOODS
IN ALL LINES.
Cassimeres, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Umbrellas,
And all the other GOODS decostnry for the TRADE. Also
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
for the HOLLIDAY SEASON. Also
Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Saddles,
HARNESS, <feC.
In great VARIETY. All of which will bo eold at PRICES to defy COM
PETITION, and will be shown FREEEY anU without CHARGE.
j@""Come one and all to examine for Yourselves.
GEO. H. CORNELSON.
dco 9 odt. 3 k ij
90
MALE ACADEMY
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\ OjRA.NOl^l3TJRGr, S. C.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the PUBLIC GENERALLY, especially
the Residents in and around I he Tuwtl of Orangeburg, that he will Ol'EN ?H the FIRST
DAY of JANUARY. l8?Vnn ACADEMY, for ilk INSTRUCTION at YO?NO GENTLE*
MEN, in all the essential Branches or a Liberal Education; sUdh Ss will he fully adequate
to FIT THEM for either the Acquirement of Buslnosi. Pursuits or entering upon the at*
tainment of a Profession at tho Universities or Colleges of the Country.
While Soliciting your Liberal Patronage ho hopes to supply A WANT which ha Is led
believe has been greatly felt in the community, vix : A OOOD SCHOOL of HIGFl
STANDING. JAMES S. HETWilB.
In First Grade will be Taught English and Rudiments of Mathematics,
In Second Grade will be Taught English, Mathearalias and Andient LabguageS.
In Third Grade will be Taught as Second and French.
TERMS?PAYABLE NOXTHLY.
First Grade.$3 00 per month. I Second Grade......$4 00 par
I Third Grade. & 00
VACATIONS.?Ten Days at Easter, Ten Days at Christmas, and the two
Months, July and August. Hours 9 A. M. till 2 P. M.
REFERENCES!
W. J. DbTREVILLE, Att'y atLaw.
GLOVER & GLOVER, Att'ys at Law.t
W. F. HUT80N.
IZLAR A DIDDLE, Att'ys at Law.
N. A* BULL.
W. N. 8COVILL.
A. D. FREDERICK.
W. F. BARTON.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
JAS/ H. FOWLES.
nor 18 oo
J
IMPO ?tAfT IOTORMA
TI0N1?
T.
Is now offering a new lot of those
Superior
black alpbo?a?
Ladies colored and white kid gloves
crape and lace collars
new style calicos
blankets? 8 haw ls, flannels
cassimeres, clothing
boots. shoes, hats, trunks, &e.
All of which are offered at UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRf?f? and NO
mum bug. t. CARTMILL,
nov 25 lyc oct 7 Russell Street.
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a R O C E R 1 KS!
CANVASSER ASD l'XCAXVASSKI) 1IA3KS.
augusta flour! g WESTERN FLOUR1!
? ? as ?
Sugar Cured STRIPS. g MINC? ME AT.
Sugar Cured SnOULDER8: Q GELATINS,
\ ? >>8I?Eg\ '? mjOMA.Vi
LA HI) in ft and 10 Iii B?cket?. , WCKifcfh,* ** ! .
MACKEREL in Kilts) * \ * ' '1^ ' *nd CANXB? GOOM.
SUGAR* * i V: ^ ef every variety* %
and COFFEES, SS Cajt at ones *
of all kinds. . , - jE 'V j At
V O S E % & fe' O O ktf'Y >
t ;
T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.
HAVrVTHlS DAY RESUMED BUSINESS AT HI8 OLD STAND, CORNER RUS
SELL STREET and RAILROAD AVENUE, whero they will ba happy teeM their
friends and former patrons. Everything in the
GROCERY LINE
Will be be found here, of GOOD QUALITY and
LOW PRICES.
Persons desirous of PURCHASING will tX) WELL to CALL and ?*ftffUf| Off
8TOCK before going elsewhere.
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