The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 27, 1872, Image 3
- ? i^.
EXT.
m>ulie- Av|
r Shori.T M the'i
go lff& mnliy mondd in.
FORK.
Sahniger oditu;
Cv" IzbAtW'.AAihong the business charges
hu 1 enterprises in OrUflg*trurg, none are
chronicled with more pleasure nn Kn-me
start under brighter mispuvs th.ri tin-|
-TVT^Oir tirm of Felder. VosolB lzHr.\ The
tlamo oF Oor Fa?T 8; Fetd^r nnd'tho
t'Mfl familiar Ho our rea
ders, and tva synoyih?".of-good-faith ami
. courtesy. And Mr. tf. <>eo. V-wo h is
?heady eftaUUa! od fur dii.usidf in our
? ^lnidst,"an euri..'j'c name for^busin^ss en
tcrprise, integrity and 9fiCccss. .These
? elements euarucfenzde his business rela-j
tiona hitherto with t\vs bauToiu-iitr, and
ho carries these guaranties ol Buddesa
into tho new firm, of which ho Ins he
cou)e a member. Tho reputation of its
l proprietors, tho desirable location of
^ xho?r business stand, fdioir lull and com
<j ? toleto stock, ara reasons of, which wo
need not remind our people, why their
liberal patronage should bo extended to
the new house. lUnterpvising cotnpeti
tion is tho soul of commerce and as on
iuland trading Town, Orangeburg has
rits full share of this ingredient, so es
sential to its business prosperity. And
U is saying what ; every reader of our
., 'paper well knojvs. that among our busi
ness house; nunc start, none stand to day
possessed of superior business advanta
ges than the firm which last week "uail
?d its flag to tho iunsr h;ad'' tho lir-m of
V ? Felder, Vose & Tzlar. '
Tm: Git a at Southern Piano M vv
tTactouv.?We refer with special
pleasure to the advertisement of the
Great Southern Piano Manufactory of
jMcsirs. Win. Knabc & Co, of IJalti
Uinro.
Tlvs factory is now one of the largest
'u ;in the world ; it is a magnificent five
story structure, fronting an cntiro block
on Kutaw St., nnd covering, together
with the Lumber Yards attached, some
two and one-half acres of ground. Three
hundred and fifty men are constantly
employed turning out over forty instru
ments per week.
Among the thousand and one Pianos
offered to the public, we scarcely know
piny instrument so fully uniting ail the
- .....u^irablo .qualities sought for as the
Knabo Piano. Tt is a matter of some
difficulty nod porplaxity to inexperienc
ed persons to select a good instrument
of any capacity. Wo too often .rely
upon the judgment of friends in the
selection...of a piano,, ami arc thus fre
quently disappointed. The only sure
way, in our opinion is to go t*> the heat
maker. For this reason, wo roc>i<niond
to our readers to purchase Pianos pi
"Win. Knabo <fc Co's manufacture. Tliis
will relievo them the vexatious necessity.:
of wasting time in a long search. The
reputation of the KnaboPthnos is nn
infallible guaranty of excellence. Fq/
durability we would specially re. om
mend thcui, as being made in a Sot/tlC
cru City, with ppecial view to tho trying
changes of a Southern climate.
IIaiout & Co's., Mt:t>ku.m, MknA
- oer1b AND ClHCUS.?()<ir pCOplo/jSfi
home time havy been o:i the look ou( for
this mamrnolh affair, and to-day v. o a c
enabled to uakc the official nninuuce
inent that it will give two performa'necs
tit this place on tho nfterroou and night
of February Oth. Of course t*.Is mcu
tjou will gratify all our uiiui-eiueni.M
j j \ loving people.
In addition to their own complete
Monngcri6, the management, have pur
"r ehased tho entire Zoologien! follcotlun
ofthe late Col. C. T. Ames, which they
, ..now have on exhibition, daily, fhis
^'kvtymftirc Klephant, Hismnri-k. Royal
~t.:dfr:.^- '"Hi- > '?> ? * - . .
ri"* -"i.
,s~"ards, Hyenas, etc.
* Jin's in every regard complete i-t'ab'
V lishniciit has met a popular \va;.; in in
troducing for the accommodation ofiTlil
I'liblic, three pavilions; so that those
who desire to sec only tho Mcnigeri ,
if 4 can do so, though one ticket admits the
' holder to tho throe exhibitions. Th ?
i'rfce balloon ascension and the gratui
tous Wire-walking will attract an im
mense crowd, as they can bo s*en
a"without money ?od ?i?mut, prioW*'
ikatl thc ' following :
4\Ql' sourjie overybody and their re
spcciiyc families will put in nrr appear
Hticc Oil the occasion, and thus testify
their.apprcoiation of genuine taicut,
>uch as is seldom embodied iu combiifd
lions oi tliis kind. i his we holitiVu to
be one of tho most cflicieut orguui&t
tions now before the public, and com
bining with its other attractions, nWJ
under a separate and distinct pavil:oi) a
?i mammoth Menagerie, certainly it. mast
reaetve a liberal patronage In its t uir
from Ooorgrti to Texas, this coir/oirtn:
t iou has realized a net profit of ?iy??r
thirty thousand dollars this Btaaon,
which information is certainly gratify- !
ing to us, as tho troupe coii-i^s jninc'- \
jeilly ol natives to tin manner born.
We clip the ab jvo from the Macon,
Georgia. Daily f itucn} aodoudorso it a*'
fully expressing wl?H we most- dc-siro to
say. The gryml Oca )U;dioon ascension
and the ^r?Oiitn?Y^wire-walliiii^ will
occur prior to the at'terr.ooii exhibition.
^-?*?rg^.-.-asw
pKiiic.vrn QttJtATUflBS -pThia is the
phrase appjiod \ by h|iA Blackncga, the
M i to <l'c fair la lies of
Italy. It was che lot Ay complexion of
l>c?ilt)t)!onf\. such h radiant contrast to
his own, that won his heart; and ? *<?tU
to Buy, every* maji of discernment cousi
devs a fair skin, like a sw-ee?, voice, "an
excellent thing in woman." . Now this
is a charm which etsn ho arqwrctt. There
is u healthful and ^m^eroiis tr\i 1 u?. ar
(i<d.\ known* e v cry \v ] i ro as ILiumn's
Magnolia Ealu\' whieA "tneraily trans
figures a oloudy"(VsalI\^kiu, -suflusinir
tho discolored lacej neck, arm- au I
bosom with nWft^p"urly t nho and irti
parting to rhe BttrnrcO a Binogthuess and
a glos? liko that of polished marble
Instead Of cloaking the pores, like the
sticky enamels, or conti'acfin r thou), and
obstructing joiVpiratiou, like the astrin
gent cosmetics, it cleanses the nkiu from
0,11 juumriticj and wonderfully improves
its tox'lure. This peculiarity is particu
larly appreciated by our rural helles,
who find that the coarseness nod rough
ness, which country uir is apt to engen
der, are speedily removed from their
faces, hands and arms, by this delightful
prep nation.
My Friend, stop that terrjblo cough
and thus avoid a contittnpt i vo's grave
by using Dr. Picrca's Guidon Medical
jJiscovery. For curing all throat, bron
chial and lung diseases i< has never
been equaled. ?Sold by druggists.
From 1>an to BBnusimnA.?1'iom
Charleston to Dahlouega, from the sea
board tu the mountains, can be seen a
marked improvement in the style "of
buildings in tho last fivo years. Villages
and far in houses all present a tnoro ele
gant and comfortable appearance. The
reason is well kuo.vn. It is because in
that period the whole country has learn
ed to patronize that oelebratcd niunufao
turor of Doors,'Satihca and Blinds', Mr.
P. P. Toale, Charleston. 8 0.
COMMERCIAL.
rj a II iL kt is k pouts.
OrricK or Tilk Obanokbuiiu Nkws,
January, 27, 1871.
COTTOX? Sales during tho week 00
hales. We tptote :
Ordinary. S (lij
Low Middling.\ $
Middling.'?''<?>}
Uo,i:au Kick.61.10 jicr oitshel
Cnnx.?.i"- 00 per bushel.
("<>v. PuaS. 1.00 per bushel.
l'lMitus.$1.00 per bushel.
"jVTof 1oi? ?rcMoi Creditor*.
JJHj Ail persons in.kltod to the Es a 3 Of
lieirgeT. Iriek'UtUfit iii.ike p yun iit mi or
bofure the I*t day of.a|nrch l.s,"*_'. and all
person? holding claims agaiiut,tke Faid Ks
tAto will present ...id prove the sau e or bu
debated payment on or before the saiil time.
Wm. WATT,
jun 20?- II Adut.ii I- rator.
Notice of Dismissal.
TVJOTIOK UEUKI1Y OIVEN THAT 1
will bn kho likU '1 iy -it Fobruilry next,
j ale my filial no sonnt with the lion Table
Judge < !' i'ro^bntb for Oraugehurg C-quutj*, n?
Adnds'iors of OiViiicI W. Kcutterly, and ask
for Letters of Dismissal.
HARRIET C. KEN NE KEY,
ST. A. L.Y1K, *- faj
jan ?0--*a Aih^Snlstrafora.
!Hla.~"c7bijkes,
At the Old St^ntf of
15. M. M22Z'I.i::5.
Mr 11 AS JUST KEOfcTVED A fresh
F/SS^mpplv of
Dil L OS, % \
MED.VlNFA
. . PAINTS,
OILS,
v \ir rsRES, ir.
A splcndyjlol of 81 ATlONEif Y.
P^Ul'UMLUV and BOATS 5?' grcal vc
riefy.
A tine slock of Ct?AUS and TOE \rro.
A?:d one r.f I lie tim-H n.?<(>rlHK'r.t of l'Ol'K
KT KNIVES ever .flTrrM here pCtlie ju ices.
? lV?eriptiftcs cari I ally ()Wpttre\l.
OFncn IlOli:.S pn thet??nRATII?
I ?rom Bio 10 A. M., and fr< ?r. 4"Tb h P. M.
d,-c2 o " 1y
Kinwian fSf Howe//y
Factors and Commission
Mcrc/iants.
JJb c?"a I Ad-van ces made on
! Coiion and Naval Stores-.
Charleston, S. C.
j. A. tlAMii/TON, 1't'il Ajont.
sept 2 ? im
Sfcenfi s ?aies.
Tho. State of South Carolina
ou \Nt; ::?i.cucn j v.
TliatldcKlj C. Andrews }
and
Rarrtui Andrews ( Complaint for
bis ??ifo Foreclosure.
I
Jacob E. U?ftlfcyi J
i'.y v.tntus of an ordor made in ll?s daso, I
will sell at publie oulory in Uni Toi* h of Ur
HM% hurn on .Hie 5ttt day of t'olvuu ry next,
(being tho salosdayi j
All linii irnol or p.iical of lamls; in Coun
ty Ii To;-cm id, siUiato in the Forkn of the
I'^lirto ltivei-, with Crane llrunch running
(hrougli it, ebiitahung ill" acres, bounded
north by laii Is of John C. Winllciu?. On tho
Mm i.y Ic.ivlp of Mrs It. Hugh'-* Hud estate
[aillla Of W. Jl'ylor, Up till l>UUtll ly Itnol No.
7 oi plat of lauds of II. IL UopnettMsliow.n
on Letciid in the Otluro oi Mesn ? Convey
..nce of Otaogoburg (Joirtiiy, and on the
W0SI by hinds ol .Ino. tt. .Mifhoas. said traut
ii>>in^ msrkttl atul designated :h tract No. 8
of laid pist ol II. II. boiinbd'a land.
Xeriiis?( ash enoiigh to pay the eons and'
expenses', and tiro inStalntohts diiej the haL
KUOe payultlo in three eijual annual iiutiil
inetitfl with iiitcVc-t front day of snlc, *o.
pured by bond and "orLtatfe'of purchaser.
FUreliaserS to phj Tir pafbrs Itpd Mauips.
SliW^TV II. UfGO.S,
Or;...-. Uu gC. II., S. C, \ . ?.(). c
Jon 10, 1f..72. J
j""' W td
Save Your SoiiejUf
Splendid Stock of Itf ulcs and
Ho rue* to Arrive.
About the 25th inst., wo oxpcct,,oi: con
signment, n livrgo lot of FINE MULES and
HOUSES, which wo will dispo. e of dicap.
They nro coming from Virginia, where there
is no SJRE TONGUE or 0LANDAUS, oo
huvo your money, ami buy SOUND STOCK
CHEAP. WM. m. SAIN & pO.. '
PltOWATE OFFIC E.
OHAN<;r.BL-iiu, Deo 19th, IST 1.
NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATORS, EXECU
TORS, GUARDIANS, '1RUSTEES AND
committee!
You MUST MAKE YOUR RETURN ac
cording to Law, in tho month of January
and February nest.
Take DI E NOTICE thereof and don't
wait to bo RULED.
tu AD. C. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probat?.
W. M. SAIN & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS A- I5?OK Fills
AUCTION evory SATURDAY and SALE
DAY in I'nch month.
ARTICLES received and Stored clenr ?,l
Expenses, and advances mado on same.
The State of South Carolina.
OR A NO KM! Rfl COUNTY
1 hereby certify that I purchased from
MESSRS W. M. SAIN & CO., oneof OOL
RUEN'S PATENT RED JACKET AXES,
and nftei two weeks constant use in all
kinds of wood, I pronounce it superior to
any other kind of AXES I bare ever tried
or used. This AXE cuts well, is endurable,
and bard to break. To those in want of n
fcood AXE, I highly recommend "COL
BURN'S PATENT RED JACKET."
?. F. THOMPSON.
November 22d, 1371.
The GENUINE RED JACKET AXE it.
Bold in Orangeburg only by
W. M. SAIN & CO.
New Buckwheat
JTST RECEIVED.
TO STOCK BUYERS!!!
Saddle and Buggy Horses.
ALSO
BROKE AND USBROKE MULES
Which we nre offering very LOW.
For sale at our SALES ST VREES.
WM. M. SAIN & CO.
WM. M. SAIN & 00.
' Also have for Salo
I SWEET BUTTER
CHEESE,
I MACCARONI,
CO I > FISH,
PICKLED SALMON
ONIONS.
IRISH POTATOES,
NEW FLO I; it
LEMON CRACKERS
151 TT Ell (-11 \> KEKS
WATER CRACKEES
SUGAR HACKERS
SODA CRACKERS
I LEMONS
I rv.ii?? ?? vn*T2?
I PALM NUTS
I ENGLISH WALNUTS
SICILY FILBERTS
RAISINS
FRENCH CANDIES
Assorted candies
JELLIES
Cilow t ilow
PICCALlLLAi
SFti u; CURED HAMS
f .ICON
LARD
SUGARS
of all grade.-.
COFFEE
Cheap
SARDINES
OYSTKILS
KOBSTEHS
LIQUORS
of all gra les.
BPICE8
PEPPER
TOBACCO
BEGAUS
PIPES
CANDLES
hi Alton ;
SOAPS
nil prict s.
SVK UP
SYRUP
for t-? dents.
fICKLES
TUBS
BUCKETS'
&0., S>c., Ac.y &c'.,
And everything else
l..pl in a tithi chissFam
ily Orocery Store.
SAIN It CO.
Corner Market and Main Streets',
?
Orangeburg, S. C.
scpt'lO any 27 o ly
ORANOEBURG COUNTY.
Hobort Youug, 1
V3
.?fcl
O. I). Keitt i- Foreclosure.
aiid
J. A. K. Iloltnan.
By vi? tu<! of mi or.lcr of II an. R. F. Gra
ham., Oirmwl Jji Igo. in *Ui? , Iwjllsdl
iti Or.mgebr.rg C II. on the I.-?t Mop?ay in
February next, nf tb? ri.-tK of theSfformer
pui chaser, the following Heal Estate, vie:
All tlii?t plantation in Orangob?rg County,
on Eini-ilone Crick, Mill liruii-:!? au<l -KJ;^!#
Biv-r. ecn'ainirv; about 1 norcH w/ifV or
leMs. 1-onniH l-y Inn In or I.. U. Culler, V.
W. Culler uml es;?te of. L. 0. Glovec...
All iliut tract situate; in uui^jl County on
Mull Swtimri. cuntaii.ii'g J'.OI1) ner- -. m ? ??
less, bounded by Nhda now ft'r'wrfcttorly of
Gardner. Knolls : od others.
All that tract in said County Olf?lf(itor.s of
Bull Swamp, .cir lining 2??>j aessu*. uion: i.r
less, bounded by lands now or'T?rtnorly of
Gnrdiwr. Kindts and other*.
And one other tract on Dull Swamp in
sinid Obtthty, confalntrig 8b 1 ajjrc? inoru'oi
loss, bounded by lands now or lice of Gard
ner , Knofts and others.
Terms?One-third cash, tho balance on ?
credit of ono nib! two yoiir*,- secured by
bond of purchaser, bearing tri tares? from
iluy of *ale, und a mi rtgagc of tho premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers, recording and
stumps.
ALSO
OR AXGI.BURG COUNTY
? rs Oo.MMo* Ijt,f:as\
Mary D. Treadwull, Adui'a vsmjIui II. Fan
nmg, et ali
Compluiut to Murshall Assets, &e.
By virtue oT an order of tlis said Court in
I.hia notion, I will sell at Orahgeburg <*>-iirt
Hotsc, on M' u luv. tJi 1st d iy ?>! Febru
ary, next, during tho legal hour* <n nhI?,
the Heal Estate in this County, of trhinli the
bite William R. Treadwull, dJOU, sci/cl ail
possessed. Consisting of the following tracts
of land, in the Town of Orange-burg:
1. Trabt of 12 acres, hounded north by
lands ol Thomas Oliver, cast by lands of So.
Ca. Railroad Co., U; Gownu and Est.tto of
George II. Billot t and Kail road Avonnc,
KOUth, by Uussell frit j-?^,-t. and wit i by !a::'l"
6t u- M. ilutson, Esq. This tract will I "
intersected by two streets, and will be so'. I
in 18 lots of convenient -i/.e.
2. Tim Ifftlcl trn-jt, situated at the corn-'
of Itussell ami Bioilghlmi streets, and bona
de l nu the nthnr b! lea by lands <>i Mrs. v>.
B. Tread well and 1?. i.ouis. J Ins will be
sohl in i> I.ois, two of Ihcni fronting on llus
sell Street, and ono of these wi ii a gooij
Store already er cte I thereon, three <>f i ..?>n
fronting nu Broughton street, and the ru
inaiudcr constituting 4b? liuiel with ample
stables, and buildings, an I yard ami garden
ropin, bcipg one of the ra> i el igt hi q piceos
of nroportyjn the Town of Orangeburg.
:!. Trai l of 12<J acres, bodn !?? 'orlh l>3'
hinds of Mrs Ann Andrews, ea j Brough
lon Hi: cot, south by i ivi-r and-.-trc :t. and
west by lliver street Tbts tr.??'i wHI b<<
sold in C'J lots, and will bo inlerafoled u: Ii
streets properly located, rending th hoti
available Town Lots. A portion will be
sold in a tract of 8 acres, nnd another por
tion in a tract of about 20 acres.
A fine brickyard is on one of iue tracts.
A portion of these Lots will be sold on the
ih y indicated, to suit p.urchitsct?. t hus el
the sai l lie.il Estate.can bi iaspootu l a*t ? iu
Sheriffs OHic-;.
Tkrjis?tine ihlnl bnstf, balance <>n a
credit of ono, two and thron yt-ir-*. secured
by bond and mortgage of the |a.. ii ;:- r,
with interest from day of salcj pjivttblc ?n
iin?liy e.n Ihc whole atuondt. itilfil the wliole
bond is fully paid up, ,jux\ satisfiu !. an ' to
nay fo* papers, roeci <Ung and wnJitps.
I'uivluis.'i lo bavo privilege ol paying all
e:,-h. ti r. 11 if i||,y pui Ch::S<M' Yt\\:S lo folllpiy,
the" premis'c"s so purclinsed 1?..' ilie |>ar:.v
failing to comply to be sohl on lir* -a:iie day
or some convenient saleday thorcafu r ?'.
the saute terms and ai lite foruiur \ ui. .,?
set'S ri -k.
SlnfnlTi Offce, ) II. F.i/0s.
Orohgi{burg C. IV. C . !- S. 0. C.
Jan. 4ih, 1871. J
ian ?? *
Sheriff's Sales.
oranger;'rc county,
I N I'ltOUA'i r. Cot IIT.
la re F..-i of Q. M. Bruner.
By virtue of aft order fr im Hon. Thud,
C. Andrew-. .Iinl^.e of I'robate. I Will s'ell?ll
the 1st Monday iu Bebruary next, al Or
aiigchurg C. il , during the iuuhI noum of
sale. - i L ?
All that plantation ar tricl of land i?i Oi
augehurg.County, on Dull Swamp, contain
ing 2lb acres, more or Joss, aa.l bounded by
lauds ol L. Itickenbakcr, Louisa irtiloy. K ?
becea A. 1* liiley, Ksi oi ?? lliiiigerpuler,
and Bun <a' Bull Sw nop.
Term?Cash Hiillicicinl lo pay sosts Of
proceedings md ecponsea of s^le. b ilanoa
payable the first day of October 187-, wtih
lioeresf from d*te. secured by baud of pur
charscr and uioi'tgjigu o( iircinise-?, 1'ur*
? I.:.M-r to pay lor papers, recor iing a.i i
Htaiups.
A I.SO
Kt ;><iii< Cnrolino Livingstone and other.-..
By an order in the i'rohiiti Court, I will
sell for pari.I ion among tho petitioners, on
the i-t M?nd.i;, in Febrtiurv next, m Or.mgo?
tan g Court House,
Orangeburg County, houudu.l on In.ids of
he ?tidow Murph, Daniel Keaelor, A. 0.
Gaskiu, 1>. Bliulcr, N. ^aunaiuakcr, Jno.
Speigner and San^Crider.
l ei in -?So ti ncii cash as will nay :!? ? ?
peiiscs <?! i! is proeeoding?tin* balance to bo
paid in three instalments, secure. b_, a bbn I
eomlitioneil pay one-third the first of J in
itary. is7 !. ihu next third 1>i January, 1^7"?
pml the hisl lit) .January. 1H7'.?, ?villi i it r '
on the whole sum unpaid, payable annually
and a mortgage ol iho properly. Purcha
sers tw pay for papers, stamps and record
ing.
ShcrifTs (/Iii.;?, ) II. BIGGS,
Orangebiirg('. II , s. C, \ S. O. C.
.Jan. o, i i i. )
Inn ti St
JlnST RECEIVED
rI vj| i: (IEN?INE IM'BK N'Al'TIIA
I Sohl at th ? Sign oi Iho
h'Kt) miTKi-: r<>7
::l l!? e-tits }-r gal Ml.
.AL-O
Ili:i.iJi>. <JAIiK!?, tOXfrKC
Tio.\.ik;ai:s,
nrxl Ih ? htjst
LIQUORS AN I) O ROGI'/IME !.
(ull\ AND l?BAS
hy
Ji. E. If. PK ARSON
NEXT TO
W I] HOHTl'OOT'S 011 Stand.
' EAKLY KOSE POTATOES, BLMJKSEpl
OXTON SETS, TUB Mil' and CABBAGE SEjD Jj > >
AlsoNfrnTE1
> ff 4 ? Ii
?? ?.,..> kIivi!i ?..^.< -hiituif j -V-'. im 'a
ORDERS BECEIVED
Fttr MAPES' S?Pr.ltrnO?PIIATE, n Fertilisers Corn* scd mostly of FISH, rated
second ordv to IVruvinn tiuan?.
Also for PERUVIAN GUANO nnd G CANAPE GUANO.
JOHN A. ITA^n r.TON,
MARKET STBEET.
jux uir< kv*
?Afr-nt />?? rmt: U,7<i life jxm:rasce.
j?n '-'0
_?L
A M
1T/.-S
T TTT
Important to Cotton
THE _MAEJXAJsTIL. ^
Fertilizing and .Mattitfeoturing Company
* ? * 5 t w iW
Hnvc prepared n SpfioiattFcrtUIzcriciiiipt^il fblho Cotton Plant under the name of.1
G O T T^O-N FOOD!
Which iHcy claim to bp of flic Iii I :;rabx of Fertilisers sold ir the South, mid gunrnn
tec eduul in ?" rents :o lUruvian Guano pound for pound, and to be of more perma
nent bcnclil to the s vT.
It Imsbceq u? ?-d bl SEVERAL HI XDRKD PLANTERS in North nnd South Carolina
and Georgis/Tdr t m'g \?fli thf fB|foJ&'lpJ5 rftulis.
li increases the crop fro'n 1U<) t<> i?O per cont.
It resists drought in nil Bales. The crop is not r.lTectcd by ruft.
It matures the crop Uirajj t<> four weeks in advance, thus iu*uring the crop against
? arlj IroetH, or in iho t>vei?t of a hack ward - ? t- .n for planting enable tthoutlanler to put
in b'iH.caop tbroi or lour wceitb Inter, even lu'.o ?t>?.tlic 1st of-June, with a certainty or
success. I
It prodtlc - ? '?<:!:. r UUaUU' of <*.>?!.>:t
" the
ling
p materials under
pretence ?>f nictating tbfc lpiy'pfTco of dot I on.
11 his crop is only doubl ell by the tue of "COTT IN FOOD" it will.^itc bin: from oao
to.two hundred per ci tit. profit--on hi 'outlay, wiOi Cofloh at \2\ cents per pound, and it
will enable him to plant fowcf per s with ??: ? ?orvehp'jndin* reduction of labor en A Expense
with b^utter results. -\) f J } ' \ \ f\ \J 'LH
SCO r>r Jt.n. in .Sm-/.v. 12 the Ton
LAWilEVVK S.VXCSTOX, Trest.
S Exchange Place lialtimorc.
J. li. PillNULE &i50N^i\-cnVs."
Chatlrsfrn, 5. C.
autoes?. , ?
I: produces n bidicc b.tUlUdi' of Cotton.
Looking'at i iie lo\t price ?ICptl n, the in^lii^uil id a at er will ro td.il? comprehend tl
ttecesity of n uns; nothing b?St*the high r I*?? 11 tli/.ors, and of strictly nvoidii
those whose Value, hns 1"" rr re huvd by Itineration <>r fiic use of cheat! materials mid
j<:>
'20
-in
WILEELM THEODORE MITLLSH
HAS just r'turned froMTIi VftLl
wit a til4? l..-st AlAtioti nt SKE1
lltlSU POTATOES ever brought to Orang,
burg. II?- litis on hau l the ?
KAiRLY KOSE.
U001>KIClI, , . ?
PINK EYE,
nnd !'K.\rn in.o ?m. *
Also nm.. .er Clll'Ai' LOT of HAMS froi
10 to i " cts per lb.
Wtliite NORTHERN PE.\3;
Crem mid Yellpiv GAR?.BN PEAS.
Fine YELLOp' ONIONS.
* lot of Prtn >' New York $M0KE
TONGUES ;?! oO Cents.
BRHUli i I \<: \K by thJ i >? . -1 liv? r
free of ohargc t ? any ileif-'.
SWEET CIDER oT, tlrnugbt.
MALL aud GRlST?llolU I .mi unboltei
A Bplcndhl Bclectcd WII?LE STOCK of
.\!. ^\?||tJl<?n'.s and hoy's SHOES.
Al- i a !>>t <?i* Farmer's Indispensable Im
\> \ .uu>uiB.**i?U hh T K A *' KS, H A M EHr?S KSr
M.VXURfi FORKS and PLOW LINES. .
11 :.>'> now k.-. ?in hand a SAMPLE
, PARREL ol
?-U?MK. .V>
lbs World-wi
j j=.n I?
H-l;nown
A. >*? A
COM MON WHISKIES from ^l.-Wi up/
wards. 1 4 *~' *
'1 Ii nESTIDodb'lb Disfillod WHITE wVNE
1 VlNBG Ml In. tha YillagOi without nay ?x
I ccptiW vC a ^1 *\ i
I* I l ^bhifm?tg my Bmnfl iharo"of the trade
j j nnd thau'-ting nw FRIENDS an l t'USTOM
I ERS fj^rnasl favors, they will please i ^:neiii
ber 4b.-fNAME and PLACE. ' *
I All Goods DoliverodjFree of Charge.
ir.41"1 /;oii"A' novw~i) tt/e coiixnn.
Shcdff s Sales. ! !
I
V.y virtue i f utirdry r.\?ci.:^5s lo m ? \\
retffo' I I will sell to Ut.o hij^iu.M <>i I I ? . ;f
Orangebtlrg Cotirl Motue, oil the ii 1-4? MON
I)AY in Feburary next,for crtslt, the follow
ing pr<>pri iy. v:t:
/\ 1 thai tnc: affiant) 011 Snntco Itlvcr con
taining 1 acres more nr |is-<, hoimdod !>\
lauds of K. V. Sltuler, Jaines W?k*r, ami J.
Q. Purler, nnd Sohteo IWVor. I A'n i un .-it
Iho property of VV. Ivatl Jfidl ni thv suit of
Paul Trapiera?d TMea. Deuuh, Ex'r? Surah
l>ehoti{ deed. ?
ALSO
(hit) :t -u ofl?i,i'.lej?i!-iiitiuj- (fcfTaJicrt smcre
r?r lijss. bounded by janus of L. r>ix. Dhctt
: Slf'ule'r; T 0. And'ruw&Jb. S::>.::, L. P. Col
lior and L. L. I?. Potior. I. >i -1 on a- the
property of Dan 1 Wesley Fol I r. at iho unit
vi \'.- l>i V. daiuidou for use ol Estates <?: F.
and M." Folder.
A I/ O
One Iraci of laud containing -I ??> acres,
1110: ? or }< !r:ii i lv.-<i iini'lii. 411 ; west b\
?unds vi J 10. P. [lowuiitn und C. f .!. Cof
lier itii'l boufh by C Frederick. LeS'ied on
j;? tho property of .). U. nnd Mary E. VVil
j liu'.us ai the suit uf F. W. I-a;iy.
1 ALSO
Otic plantation containing lfj7,0 acres utor:
less, i.:.'i?n .?. ??!> llovillv?," buuudod by
lands now or lam ol fresevant, D*vis, Mo
(Joi I, Gi ig r, Moorcr and Congarco 1 iver.
Levied <>i iho proper!) of J. ti. L. A mak
er at the sail of tvlili k> Wiekuiiborg & Co.
ALSO
The remainder in 4"i0ncrcs of lan 1 inorq
. vuiiiiuM on'Vuu itorih oy lamia 01
Cabin l Strock, east by Inn la ol E. V. Shu
ltr. James A. Felder, turnt Ii ;>?. David J. Clay
ton, .1;-.. an 1 west by J. Q. I nrlor and Car
son Felder, (being 1 lie fatuity homestead Ol
James P. Living- on,) after the termination
of the homestead therein. Levie I oit'as the
proper y <>?' James F Livingston iu the enso
ol las. F. Liv iigstan, Ex r va Bluu U. Lir
iug don el nl.
Sheriff's Ofttoo, 1 II. IUQGS,
Orangeburg. C. IL. S. C . [ S. O. C.
jail lOlll, IH7J j
jttn - Id
I 1A I H 3STOTI?1E !
I)i\ OLlVEilOS' b?gs leave 10 infot'm his
ft ionl* ard Customers 1I1.1: ivlih i.ioM.n
VF.AH ho has opened .1 full
STOCK OF MKDlUINIiS, Sep.
AI.su
SEED OXfONS and G.UDLN SEK/DS.
At SO
t'.V.MiV?h'.-: qunlitj?guaranteed.
Af.sft
II Y/.oli and POCK LT CU ILEUV.
A I *o
PAINTS. ClLS, VAiiV.SH anil I'M SU ES.
A I.SO
V AC ELM CIL for creasing Harnesa,
i'.?...f- an?! Shoe- - best In the'world.
; Every tirlicle sohl GU All A.NT LED lobe
I iu.-t a* I teproMuil lima, and sold on the
moil 1.1 HEP A L cn-'h flirntilby
DR. t?Ll\T.UOS.
Druggist nnd Clumi t.
ji.u ti nor 19 ly
rg'MiE undersigned begs to inform his cus
I loin era und llio public generaUy that lie
jusl returned from New York with tin
immouso STOCK of
?tlfeli and Winter Goods,
nnsnfpafRtcd .in Style.. DUrnhilifyand" \*w \
Price, comprising r.n extensive assort incut of
LA PLJiS DitKSS ?O?DS,
I i I j*. I
Morenos, Alpacas, Poplins,Thuds, Dedain.v
&e. / r f* . V. .7
I reat^l variety <-f CLOAKS, and es
.-ii .\AY1.S "cverti(Torod iuThis mar
ket, all r?l v. hieb the ladies say are the pret
tiest and Cl capcsl in Orangobung.
Cents call and examine of FOREiGN nnd
DOMESTIC .CLOTHS .and OASSIUELLS
h is it:, luubt -dly tue largest; richc-t
and CliMpist colk-clion e.for displayed by |
any Merchant in our Town.
A : . i I::;-.- -i the best TRIMMINGS al
?ays on hand. '
Crt?t In'.uocments offcrod in Readymade
Clothing, Boots, Shoos and Hats, Flannels,
Lindsoys, Jeans, Kerseys, Blankets, Domcs
Hosiery, Glotes and Yankee Notion* of
every description*1 > * >
A vomplcto stov-'- of Sugars, ColTcos, Hi
m, Lard, Molassts, Flour, Cheese, Tobac
??o. Lye, .V^'., Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
ii trdw i'o, and other ;.">?> Is too nuinerouiTo
m'eittioli All of whiofi ard offered LOW
in>y,>: bv JOS. M-N.vMAKA.
- oct 11 ly
; _-?
*^ar>43 Your Money !
J. P. HARLEY'S
? l ??. **
^ vi? b?r CITE A P Dry Goods, Roots,
r\ Si --. l!;.ts, Caps. .Stc, of which he
bus just received a fresh Supply.
.11' ai.&0
''J.OU U of all grade*.
BACCTN, LAUD*.
SUGAK and Cl ITFEE
of all grades.
Do&ides numerous other articles in my
?ery Department all of which 1 anj seli
ing nt Prices not to bo excelled for CHEAP*
N I SS in the Town. Come and aco for your
selv c*.
; ' ? All P< rsons indebted to me mu^t p.iy
nn immediately .n T nm eempeVled to close
my books. A word to tho wise hi sutlicient.
.1. P. PARLEY.
oct 11 may 'J7 c ly
? Ii AN ifv?lh KG COUNTY.
In Common Plras
II. I), Rico, Ex's J. Weeks, vs Jaby Weeks,
ct III.
Purfnoht I? an Onler in the Common Pl?n?
*jh ibis case i will Sen at tin- Court Flouse on
th? 1st Monday in February next, tho
'?IfAmpton" tract, which was the property
rJfJ.XJ Weeks deceased, containing MOO
acres more or less, and bounded by tbeSun
Hivvr and lau Is of Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks
and Jaby Weeks, the same beim.; in Orange
burg County, Also ou tho same day, a
numb't r bf notes nnd other eboses in nction.
Terms?For the ohoses cash?For the land
6nS Iiiitd cash, the balance on a credit one
and two years, with bond nnd mortgage.
Pu-clmscrs to pny for papers and stamps.
JAMES P. IZLAK.
Rofereo.
ff r&?lM
Fertilizers.
MANIPULATED V
MIR FOR SAllRi ?r n*'A
\YiIcox,;OWfti*t: Co., "
IMPORT8B6 \S\> DKAI.r.l'S I? Gr.VXOS,
118 //?y Savonnah, Ga.
131 AW Z><///, Cliatlctton. S. C.
For further itifornjuti?Ti apply or address
Iii ubere for Almrfriac fer 1872.
RULL, SCOVILL k PIKR,
Ajents at %fr^**Jcburg, 8. 0.
_ jaS_r.9_ _ VT" 3m
Car/jfina,Tertilizer ~
TRIUMPHANT!
Wij.Mivn.Tn* N." p? >|V?f^sA-4Ust, 1871.
For tho largest produolioA? Cotton to
the acre. 1 ,OQQjibs. ?^?m4?%- FaBTiLosasu
Fur tho largest production of Wheat to
the none, 1.000 lb'sl Carolina Fbrtilizre.
The above premiums are for crops pro
duced with the use of tho Carolina Fertili
zer alone, or in combination with plantation
manures only) and the awarding of seid
premiums is left d;?oretiou?f? with the
committee of tho. AsJWo|s**on under their
rules. ' 3 f*L
SANDERS, OATES A CO.,
Agents at Charlotte.
8t?ye!v8- snewnoiq ???pP
Lancaster, S. C.
W\\a.Kvrs? La JurCEt Cocxtt, 8. C.
To T. I'. Zimmerman, Esq., Seceeterry of the
' I Fair of the Carolina*, Charlotte, Ar. C:
Tiio following is a correct statement of
CV'on ntiacd by Stevens & Curoton, on 1}
fiCxr . oHswbbleLlsyd, which was manured
Vira JUf jjkundl or (Carolina Fertilizer. The
following in the mode of cultivation: It was
twffninglily broken up 1*2 inches deep, and
laid offin rows feet wide, and the Fer
tilizer applied In the drill, then bedded on
it on the lpt.Ii of May, and planted the same
day, in\i owing to thto cbol atld'dry weather,
did not come up ton stand until about tho
1st or June. First working it was ran
around with a half Bhovel and partially
11 ?'"'aig?8aL^lLfl.,hnn jfiQffiWifc worklns
it was run around with a 3 lncu grub, 12
inches long, and theniiddjoatbrownout with
rrsweep* 1* iAche^vWiomL'tKe furrow to a
sow und ibmaed tealsimaw sVtth a hoe about
12 inches between tho stocks, and after
wards it was ploughed every t#o weeks
with a sweep 18 inches wide, and hoed each
time, until it was worked fivo times.
The fc'.lowing is a correct statement of the
Stielten picke l^flMff" ^
!!!^3!!?V?...'l4io
.4ia
unopened matured
.8Mr
i Is: l'ic'iin
?11 Ricking
bolls
.;.1,038
. tRsVpcS fully submitted,
STEVEN'S & CURETON.
mati"* 1 Weighed tho Cotton pieked i?
the a love statement, and it is correct.
October 2?/, 1*71. W. A. GRAHAM.
At the request of Mkhsks. StrvsiIb A
Crist, rox, we h tve examined the slere et
he estimate made above is trbe
aur/fcbilitv.
: JkV. V. DURANT,
W. A. GRAHAM,
JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to Stevkxs A Ccas
tox on above certificate. , ?
W e will sell the above Splendid Fertriiier
! Forty-Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollar*,
ayable 1st November, with ii.tcrcst at 7
er cons, net* annum, delivered at our Were'
house in Charleston. Agents will sell at
name prices, addiag tho freight and dray age
to their Depots. . ...
fiKO. W. Wl&LtA&Stk CO.
jan 18 4m
Fall and Wi?te?iQfl?(fe.l
?H
Jft W. H. Airiggmann
;.\S tust?eetnVtd * F?LL STOCV
DRY GOODS",
CLOTHING,
FANCY GOODS,
SHOES* 11 ATS, &c.
All my goods is LOW in prico to atfit the
times. bjtfYA'
My motto is small profits and quick sales.
My steok of .
HARDWARE.
CROCKERY WARE,
GROCERIES, j
LIQUORS;
WINES,'
ALE. , .
LAGER EE?lt,
Is of the first quality and low in prise.
COTTON and alt othef TM*oeefe%gfo at
the highest market price.
F. H. W. IJRIGOXf ANK.
oet 14/ oct 9 ly
-.-!-:
At Private
milE PLANTATION forming a pert of
V the Estate of the.lato Col. Keitt, aad
known as tho DARBY PEACE. ?te treet
kcon?iKi? of r.V.cit (-00 ^h?, i?i?t well
Timbered, the remainder Rieh,- Wim, Loam
Soil, adapted to CrOp* of all Madig?These
are the Finest Laads la the District, ?od
were valued at $20 par acre in llted. Would
bo sold for one-half that prioe now. Ohs
fourth cash, the remainder in three festal
m. nis bearing interest from date and so
cured by mortgage of tho same, '.
This is n splendid chance foVafey' cm* de
siring to secure Rich Lands, fins Water Pow
er, excollent Cattlo Range an?V> a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to *
Mrs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J. a. KEITT, Esq.
jan tl if