The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 27, 1872, Image 4
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Tub ?b.w. i'liwi 6*attLm::i, Vosk
& IZlau...' - A uiorg (lie business i'l);i!';:"s
hu 1 enterprises in Orantrobnrg, none are
chronicled with more pleasure an I' none
start under biighler auspices than the
mr\ .'prfjUgpw firm of fMdcr, Voso,"^ Ijdaiv The
l?^;w iiaiuo oFCol. Paul S. KoluVr ami the
ggg^*??g\>\0 of T'/.lar uro familiar to our re.\.
dors, and are ?y.noyi?a .of g.jod-faith and
gT^jj^I^ggjgg^. And Mr. J. <V?i. Vose. Ins
already cctablUdad f?>r Liuself in mir
dst, an enviable' naiadTophus! n ras eu
terprUe, integrity ami snores. These
ClcniC^itB cliarnctciudc 1usTjminq83 rcla^
ttons hitherto with this ?sinm'unitr, and
lie enrriea thaw-guaranties ot success
into the new firm, of which he has he
come u member. Tim reputation oi' ii
/ r ^;proprietors, th? dtfsjfciblc. location of
tliO'r business stand1,"tlioir tull and com
'.;*<..- plote stiele, are reasons of, which wo
' ' need not remind our people, why thoir
> liberal patronage su-'utd "be, extended to
/ . tho new houso. ITo&t^risi'ig competi
tion is tho soul of commerce and as an
in!a ml trading Town, Qrangcburg has
its lull shore of this ingredient, no cs
^^^/y^ltinl io its business prosperity. And
j^j^y^'"1|^?-|fcy>ng whnt every rentier of our
,Jpapor well kno,ws, that among our busi
ness honsc none Mart, none stand to day
? possessed of superior b?sihosa advanta
ges than the firm which last week "uail
?d itr^ng to the mast h;ad" tho fir-ut of
Felder, Vose & Izlar.
Tnr. Grbat Southed* Piano Man
ufactory.?-We refer with special
pleasure to the ndvuitisomeni of the
Great Southorn Piano .Manufactory of
^IcAs. Win. Knabo. & Co , of Ralti
.tnoro.
ThTs factory is now one of the largest
"'u';in the world ; it is a magniGoont five
story structure, fronting nn entire block
on Kutaw St., and covering, together
with the Lumber Yards attached, some
two and oncdialf acres of ground. Three
hundred nnd fifty men are constantly
employed turning out over forty instru
ment t 'per week.
Among the thousand and one Pianos
offered to the public, we scarcely know
nny iustrunicnf. so fully uniting ail the
.desirable, -qualities sought .for ns tho.
"Knabo Piano. Tt is a mutter of some
difficulty und perplexity to inexperionc
? ed persons to select a good instrument
jinn t
-ii
of any capacity. Wo too often .roly
.????? upon the judgment of friends in the
polcction of n piano, ami arc thus frc
? 1< quently disappointed. The only sure
Way. in our opinion is to go to the pelt
maker. For this reason, we repo-uniond
, . pn onr roadcre to purchase Pinnof pj
Wm. Knabo & Co's manufacture. T'lbi
Will relieve them the Vexatious n?cassujj
of wasting time in a long search. T^h'o
%t reputation of the Knabe' P'hnos is atT"
| infallible guaranty of oxcollmee. Po/t
durability we would specially rero/i^
mend theui, as being made in a Sot/tnV
crn City, with special view to tho trying/
changes of a Southern climate.
..to*
IIakhjt & Co's., MubKUM, Mlsa-?
of.rib ant> Circus.?Our pnoplo#"Toif
some time have been um the look ou( for
this mammoth affair, and to-day v e a c
enabled to nahe tho 'official niim uace
inent that it will give twe porforina'nRos
tit this plneo on tho afternoon and night
of February 9th. Of course this men
j?-lion.will gratify all oar auaiscinemjnt
? lotrjng people.
In addition to their own complete
Monngcrie, the management have pur*
?^f^T^eluiscd the entire KoologttJal rnllcotutn
'jbfAh'f }?tc Col. C. T. Ames, wliieh they
vkaje<ron exhibition, daily. This
^HKySwIth^ Flcpnan?, lli^ruarck, Royal
m9'bv 1?*M,sr? u ?Jnt-'s O?bsj-L'itvtaui;, ijT'cj)
^""ards, Hyenns, etc.
?Of}J^iig in every regard complete e ' h
lisbnieut bus met a popular want in in
traducing for the aecomuiedat ion of t!i:
"* pMblic, tlwec pavilions; so that thost'J
who desire to sco only tho Mcnigerio.
rtA't tan do so, though one ticket admits ili>:
liolder to tho three exhibitions. Tb ?
?? frbebn lloon ascension and the grat i:
tims Wire-walking will attract an itn
menso crowd, as they can ba nho\
f-jr^without money and ?IthqUt prieo."
folding:
VtOf*onive everybody and their rc
spectiyc families will jmt in ?rr appear
" anec on the occ .'.sion, and tnus testify
their.apprcoiation of genuine taient.
i-uch as is seldom enibodied in combina
tions, ol this kind, j bis we believe to
be otic of* tho most efficient organi/.i
t inns now before the public, and com
bining with its other attractions, n:A
ander a separate und distinct pavilion, a
?nt matnuioth t^'erfttgeric, certainly it. must
*iceive % liberhl patronago In its t<?ur
*"V lipnt (Jcorgia to Texas, this c.'.<
'jj/^'^OU has realized n net puniL i?f over
tutriy Liiousaml doiiurs tins stason,
which information is certainly gratify
ing' to us, as the troupe consists priuc>
pr.lfy ot natives to tlu manner b-.m.
Wo clip the above from the Maeon,
Otiorgia, b.iily i i.>i:r,t) and endorse it as
foUv expressing what wo most rl^-iro to
Bay. 'IMie gr^nd free b alloon ascension
and the grnCnt.aiH w;r*-*.ilk'uig will
occur idittr to ii\tj aTtcYtioun exhibition.
DeiiIcatd Okjsatimiks,? 'l'Iiis.is tho
phrasa npfdied \ by tyii^ liUckncss, the
Moore dl'.'Vien.itO'dhv fair ladies of
Italy. It was,the lovely completion of
Pesdentonn. -such 4i rr.dianf e uitr ist to
Jiis own, that won his heart; and sooth
to say, every*, nia.ii of diseernnetit consi
ilers a lair skin, like ft v,>-eot voice, "an
exeelletit, thing in wunan." , Now this
is a charm which pen be qrquired. There
is a healthful and ^ntjforoits toilet ar
ticle, known i \ viy\\ It v e as Ilu-an's
Magnolia ltolmy ^iokrtkerally trans
figures a cloudy (^alih^s.kiti, su'.fusing
the, uiscoloi ul lacej ucck, arms mil
Bosom with a?aftrfjnoaidy t ngo und im
parting to the fcWftreo a Ftuoothness and
a irlviSK liko that of polished marble
l;;:,tc.:d ef clo^bi^ the pores, like the
sticky onntncls., or oontrttcsjhg thotn, and
obstructing j er.-pir.-tiou, like tl: ? astrin
gent cosmetics, it cleanses the sktu from
O.II impurities and. wouderfu'iy improve
its texture. This peculiarity is particu
larly apprc iatod by our , rural belles,
who find tjiat l'>? coarseness and rough
ness, which omntry air is apt to engen
der, uro speedily removed from their
faces, hands and arms, by this delightful
prepatai ion.,
My I'm end, stop that, terrible cough
aud thus avoid a eontuirijitivo's grave,
by using Dr. Piercu's Ooldi-ii Medical
Discovery. For curing nil throat, bron
chial and lung diseases it has never
becu equaled. ?Sold by druggists.
From Dan to UkeHsukija ?1'tom
Cdiarlestort to Dahluuega, Iron* the set
board to the mountains, can bo seen n
marked improvement in the style "of
buildings in the last fivo years. Villager
and farm bonse3 all present ajmoro elc
gaut and comfort able uppc.ifuAoe. Tlio
reason is well known. It i!- because in
that period the whole country has leurn
i ed to patronize that celebrated tuuuufao
turor of Doors. Sashes and iHinds, Mr.
P. P. Toale, Charleston. S 0.
COMMEEX?AL.
a ss ik ET it k foiijrs .
Orncr. or Tin; Obavukouro Ni-vs,
January, 27, 1871.
COTTON ?Sales during the week 00
bales. YVe quote :
Ordinary. 3 (ojj
Low, Mi.t iling. .IttJ -3
.Middling.I'-'i"^
Koruii Rick.SI.10 |ier otishol
Conx.$ 00 per 1 itshol.
Cow Pu.vs. 1.00 pis' . i.. ..11.
Pinoeks.$1.00 pur bushel.
Nolfcp ffVcbtoi Band fretUfers.
All persons indiltod to the Bs a 6f
George T. lriok?mun make p yim n; on or
before the 1st day of .Marea 1 >,"?_?, end all
persons holding claims against the said Bs
t'at? will preset:! ...ad prove the san e or be
debarod payment on or before the snid time.
Wm. WAT r,
jan 20?It Admit i rator.
Notice of Dismissal.
~VTOTIi i; 13 IJKUBBY Gl TON THAT 1
J3i wi? on tin: lOUi tbiy bt 1 ornery next,
li e mv filial neco?nt will; the lion Table
Judge of Prdbntb for Orhngcburg County, as
\ Imia'tors "t Cartel \V. Keunerly, nnd ask
for Letters of Dismissal.
HAHR I BT C. KENNBRLY,
7.. A. EA1R, :
jan 20?Adminl..tr:'tors.
i?iX~~c7?WK ES,"
At the Old S.and of
Ml. 15. ?ff. NHi;i,F.r?.
r> H AS J US T REOK1VED A fresh
j'upplv of
DRUGS, ? \
MEDi.TN'F.S.
. . 1'AIXTS,
OILS,
V?RNLSHJ33.
A Rplcndiil lot of SI ATHiNliiA'.
PBlti'UMBRY ami KOAP8 in great va
r'li'y. .
A tine-stock of CIGARS and TOP \''C'>.
A-id dim-of ihe tinivt assortment of I'nt'K
KT KNfVHS evei ..'tT-red here a! the prices.
' Pr^eviptift?s can !;iPy bWpTrrRl.
ornci: ntc,r..s on the,a*RRATH?
Hvom 'ito 10 A. M., and fr? U I f* r, p. M.
dec 2 o ly
'Kjk'smah & Howeli^
Factors and Co?nmission
Merchants.
Liberal1 Advances made on
? Cotton and Naval Stores.
Charleston\ S.C.
.). A. HAMILTON, \ ,,ral Agent.
[ sept 2 Im
^u.i+~*<-?..?-.?.-^.w^..-Bal~j-?
Sheriff's Sales.
Tlio.Stato of Sout Carolina
(jK aXCi Illii. {{? COLLNITY.
Thnddeii-? C. Andrews 1
and
liairiel AiMtruws J Complaint for
bifl wife j J i'oreclohure.
Jn'ooh H. Dooiey. J
i'-y viiliiuof an order made in this daso, I
will sell at pubHb ouie-ry in Hfe 'l'o? n of Oi -
angobuvgua^be atbdajr of t'olvtmry next,
(being the iHilesdity.)
All that 11 net or |nic?t of lauds; in Coun
ty ?foie.oi'.il, iilWi'al? in tho Forks of tiic
lv!i.-t i UitCf, with Crane branch runiiiii.:
throu^li it, oontainJhg 2l."> seres, bounded
north by lauds or Jc-hji C. Vi'adkinB.' on tho
east b\ b ieN of Mr-* R. l/ugjlve and estate
[artds of W. .'iyler, uii iln- south by tract No.
7 of plat of lands ol II. II. bonnet -as shown
on llevord i:i ;ho OiUtQ 01 oleeuo Convey
ance of t)iai.g'-!>urg Coniily, and on the
west by.laadl/of Jn.;. It. .Mllhoa?. s:iid tract
being uinrk*?d an?l dSSignatt-d ,-n tract .No. 8
of s ii l plat Ol II. II. bouili)l's land.
Terms?Cash enough ?'> pny t!i? costs and
erpen^'s-, fiad ihn iHsttdroeiits duo, tlto hal
anse payable in tLic?> equni annual instal
ments with intoVe-t from day of aale, so-1
cured by bond and mo'-i^ago of purchaser.
I'ltrclno-f-r- to pii^ Pof phperfl and stamps.
Hl.eritr* (?;;ico, II. RfGGH,
<>.-...i,nrgC. II., S. C.\ [ ? S. O. C
Jan 10, U>72. j
J*n 13 id
Save Your Money-t?'
Splendid Stock of Mules and
Mernes to Arrive.
About tbo 25th inst., wo expect, on eon
signnient, a largo lot of FINE. MULES and
HOUSES, whioh we wUl dispbuo pf.Jn-ap.
They ore coming from Virginia, where there
is no SJRE TONQCB or GLAND''Its, *u
pare your money, and buy BOUND STOCK
CHEAP. ? WM. M. SAIN & CO.
PROBATE OFFICE.
Ohanukbuisu, Deo 19th,'1871'.
NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATORS, EXECU
TORS, GUARDIANS, 1RUSTEE8 AND
COMMITTEE.
You MUST MAKE TOUR RETURN ac
cording to Law, in the month of January
and Fobrunry neat.
Take DUE NOTICE thereof and don't
wait to bo RULED.
Til AD. C. ANDREWS,
Judge of Probat?.
W. It. SAIN & CO.,
AUCTION KURS & HKOKF.RS.
AUCTION every SATURDAY and SALE
DAY in each month.
ARTICLES received and Stored clear of
Expense*, and advances made on same.
The State of South Carolina.
ORA NO KHU R? COD NTY
I hereby certify that I purchased from
MESSRS w. M. SAIN & CO., one of COL
DUltN'S PATENT RED JACKET AXES,
and after two weeks constant use in nil
kinds of wood, I pronounce it unpcrior to
any other kind of AXES I have ever tried
or u?ed. This AXE cuts well, is endurable,
and bard to break. To those in want of n
good AX!'.. I highly recommend "COL
DURN'8 PATENT RED JACKET."
D. F. THOMPSON.
November 22d, 1871.
The CRNUINE RED JACKET AXE i*
soli in Orangcburg only by
W. M. SAIN & CO,
New Buckwheat
JUST RECEIVED.
TO STOCK BUYERS!!!
We
Have on hand, a lot of fink
Saddle and Buggy Horses.
a lso
BROKE ASD USBROKE MULES
Wbi?b we nre offering very low.
For fale at our sales st \ TILES.
TfM. m. sain a co.
WfflL M. SAIN & 00.
Also have for Salo
SWEET BUTTER
CHEESE,
M At50A KONI,
cot) FtStl,
PICKLED SALMON
ONIONS,
llllSil POTATOES,
NEW FLOUR
LEMON CRACKERS
BUTTER ORACKERS
WATER CRACKERS
SUGAR CRACKERS
SODA CRACKERS
LEMONS
IVI OA V I.MON PS
PALM N UTS
BNflL1SH WALNUTS
SICILY FILBERTS
RAISINS
French candies
ASSORTED CANDIES
jellies
C'llow cHoW
PICCAL!Lf/A
sr?; VR CURED HAMS
RA* CON
LARD
SUGARS
of all grades.
COFFEE
Ghon p
sap. DI NFS
OYSTERS
LOBSTERS
LIQUORS
of all gra lea.
SPICKS
PEPPER
TOP. \cc(?
SEGA KS
PIPES
CANDLES
STARCH I
SOAPS
SVK CP
syrup
FICKLES
nil prices,
for <5(>nts
TUBS'
IH < is K'HS"
&o., &o*., Ao.y fltO'.y
And everything else
kept in a Brat class Fam
ily Grocery Store.
SAIN k CO.
Corner Mnrk-et and Mnin Sirens?
Orungcburg, S. C.
Erpt^lO aiay 27 o ly
OttAN?BBUttG COUNTY.
, ,tN Cy.MM.O.N 1'U.AS.
, Robert Y?uijg, !
1 I
O. I). Keitt Foreclosure,
aiid
j. A .? n. Golmnn. j
By virtue of* an or.ler of Hou. B. F. Gra
ham, Circuit Jl. Ig?*, m this et oh)/ I njyjll pell
?1 Orangeourg C- K. P? the '--t Monday in
February next, nt* tbe Vi*'; of the former
pui chaser, tho follow ".'ig Heal letale, vie:
All that plantation in Orangoburg O?iinty,
.ou. .LjjJiqpin^.Cr^jk, M$U linyioh-nnd iJvdUip j
Riv-r, cvu?ainin?r.iibiJUt ISOO acres more ort
i o.m 1-1- i.v ihtf-iit or r,. it: culler, w. ?
\V. Culler and estate of. h- C. GW>?ec_
AH that tract situ it i i County ou
Mull Swnmri. r?ritn'i ;ng :;OI*j nWH, umr.? or
lea.1, bounded by I?uua now or' formerly of
Gardner, Knotta and othora. '
All 1 hitr tract in said County onfwotnra of
Rull Swamp, containing 2?>':} ...<?<?-, men; or
les?, bounded by binds now or formerly of
Gnrdn?r,-Kttotts and others.
And uuu other tract ou Hull Swamp in
anid Gbtmtr. c<.nti'.*>ilng ngrss moro'or
leas, bounded by lands now or laic of Gard
ner , ICnoftil and other*.
Terms?One-third cash, the Qalanoo on n
credit of one and two years," seemed by
bond of purchaser, bearing ihfe'res" from
day of sale, and u mortgage of the promises.
Purchaser to pay for papers, recording and
stamps.
ALSO
ORANGr.HIJHO COUNTY
? In Common I'x.r.S*.
Mary B. Treadwoll, Adui'x Tsjohn H. Fan
ning, et al.
Complaint to Marshall Aaset.s. See.
Uy virtue of an order of ;)>?; ?aid Cn.ir' in
this action, 1 will sell at Qrung^burg ''ourl
lluiiaOi on Mouilny. t,h 1st dtiV >t Febru
ary, next, during the. legal hour* id vi!. .
tbe Heal Estate in this Count*, of which the
tutv William R. Treadwell, ?Ucd, seined and
posfcsscd, Consisting of the following tracts
of laml, in the Town of (IraiagCburg:
1. Trac of 1-2 acres, bounded north by
land- i.t Thomas Oliver, east by lands of So.
Ca. Railroad Co.. O. Gownn and Estate ol"
GeOI'ge II. Elliott and Railroad At.'mio,
South, l?.v Uu.-s'dl Sir6e*i and west by bind?
o| vV, Si. fiulson, Esq. 'i'nia tvnpi will be
iutcvScoted by two streets, and will be soi l
iu 18 lots of convenient m/..\
It. The Hotel tract, ?ituatednt the porns?
of Russell and Broitgufon afreets, and boiiti
dod mi the other, ai loa by lands of Mrs. '?V.
11. Ti eadwell an 1 D. i.ouia. , 1'iiis will be
sold in ti Lota, two ofiheni fronting on Rus
sell streit, and one of these with a good
Store already er cted thereon, three of thorn
fronting on Rroughtou street, and the n
.inainder eon. uiutiiiy; tin- Hotel witlrnmplc
Btables, and buildings, an i yard anil garden
room, lu iii^ one of the, most eligible, pieew
of propoi ty in the Town of Orangeburg.
:t. TriicloflZU acres, bounded north by
lauds of Mrs Ann Andrews, east by Rrough
lon street, south l>y livvr and-gtroat, and
west by River street 'I ids tfiMif will be
sold in CU iota, and will, bo interacotad wi b
Stroet a properly located, rending the Lota
aVsibdde is Town Lota. A portion will be
sold in a tract of 8 acres, and another por
tion in a tra'ct or ?beut 20 acres.
A fine brickyard is oh one of tue tracts.
A portion oftlie.-jo Lota will be sold ou tho
dAy indicated, to suit pnrebiiaets. Plais rl
the said Re <! Katute can b-; ioapjcto 1 at lb
Sheriffs Oflieo.
Tr.iiMs?One third c:.-h, balance on
credit of one, two and thro" years', secured
by bond ami mortgage of the purcbus r,
with interest from day Of sale, u..y_ilblc .\n
ntially oh the whole an! ?m;:. inilii i iu whole
bond is fully paiil up, ju^] satisfied, an I to
pay fi?- pupfiH, roeoi-ling ae.d "laiun*.
Puivbasi'r t"' b ivo ?rTtileae ot paying nil
o.ish. und if i?iiv- puiobaKer f'ni'nj i? Conrpiy,
;he prCmiflc? s<> purchased by the par:y
failinj: to comply to be sold on tho same d*y
or Borne cobvetiienl saledny Ihoreafier upon
the same terms and at t i* c form or ^urca
sera ri-k.
Slufi riTi Offce', ) II. Rig -a.
Ornu-ebn:g C 11. S. C . [ S.O. C.
Jan. lib, 1871. J
jan ?> i
SherifFr sabs.
O R A N CI ?: 15 ?11 i 3 COUNTY,
In I'hodai r. ? !oi at.
In r?; K.-t of-G. m. Bruner.
l?y virtue of an -order fr.en Hon. Th'ad,
C. Andrcwi?; .imt^e ?f Probate, 1 will suir?n
the 1st Monday iu Sebruary next, al Or
illigeburg C. il , during lue iuan\ hour* of
sale. , j L '
All that plantation nr tract of land m Or
aiiguburg.Couufy, <>n BuR .Swamp, contain
ing 20> acres, more or loss, a ad bouuueil by
lands i.i L. Uickeubakcr, Louisa ttiloy. Ru
beren A. P tiiiey. F.--: oi i> HiiiigcrptUcr,
md Ittin ??f Pull Sw unp.
Term-?Cash sudtciont tu pay costs oi
proceedings and expenaea.oi aal.*, b ilunoo
payable the tir.-it day o? October l>->7-:, with
interest fi-om d?te, HO??rcil l>.y boil I i.f pur
cbarsor and mortgago oi premi^e-i. Pur
"h.'ifer to.pay fur papers^ recording and
stamps.
ALSO
l.r parte CaroHao Livingstone .md others.
Py an order in the Probate Gourt, I will
soli fur partition among iiio pntjilonera, on
the i-i M5nduy in February next, at Orango
burg <'<<iirt lluits.',
A tract of two hundred and sixty acres in
the widow Murph, Dwuel Keaglor, A. <?
Gnakiu, 1>. Slmler, N. ^fannainaker, J: ..
Speigner an t Sam Crider.
Terms?So a ncn cash as will p-iy t!i c r
pcnsi a of this proceeding?the balance to in
paid in three instalment^; seourol bj a bond
conditioned (o pay ouo-third ti^e fn-i ofJ m
uary, l<-'7:{, the next third 1st January, 1^7">
pud Iii? last 1st .January. 1 f*7iwith i iUiv <
j mi tho whole sum unpaid, payable annually
anda mortgage ul the propurty. Puroha
aoi? to p.iy lor papers, stamps and ree.i J
Shcritr.- Ofliqe, ) II. KkitlS,
OrangcburgC. II.. s. ('., V s. O. C.
Jab. ?,?1&U. }
inn 3i
JUST RKCMVl:i)
r|t]!K GENlilNR PURE N A I' ill A
Jx. ^u''' *' ^'K11 01 ,n<>
\\\A) ('(iFI'l'H IMT
at |!> c'.?lit? per -.i!wrti.
iusi;i?>, CA?K?, co.\frKt
j loA.i ii;ai:s,
nt?l lite hvst
LIQtJOIia AND ?ROCE/RIKS.
\XA NTCtr
(UUN A N L> |?EAS
) 'RY
Jk K li. 1*EARSON
NEXT TO
W TI LIOHTFOOT S Old Staad.
r<i J tt j tq />'',[' ;l ?L!T j
EARLY POTATOES, BLj
ONION Rfijjg, 'TURNIP and CABBAGE BE]
ORDERS RECEIVED
r?S ~it c*i ysiii" ?
F<?r MAPES' RUPF.P.PIIOSP1IATE, a Fertilizers Composed mostly of FISH, rated
second onlv todVrurian fluaim.
Also for PERUVIAN GUANO and CUAXAPE GUANO.
J?HN M IXA?i.TT,T07SJ\
MARKET STREET.
>Jt$?ift JVr Ffft & ,t,t>l LIV E /.WS MRA A CE.
Jan 120
?*7.h ???'?
v itui>.i' iw 0
?
T TT r
Important to-GJbttoa
Fertilizing- and M&ni&sturing- GohipAny^T^
Have prepared a SpeciaLl>rlilizcnrnJnptt8d |e Hit Cotton Flaut under the name of
(JO <V T1 ?> TsT XT' O O D !
Which ?Hey claim to'l'C of i'i<*iii :liest grade-1 of Fertilizers sold in the South, arid guarnn
t?*e c^imi ia Uu remits to T^ruvian Guano pound for pound, and to bo of more periua
It hnsbocauaed by s^EXBAAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in North and South Carolina,
anilOeefgiaTdrtore;seasons with thr.ftdh?'v:ti;; results.
It increiiKPii the crop from HK) to "J')l< per cent.
It resists drought in nil entkes. Thocrop i> net a (Tec ted by rust.
It matmcs the crop Ihme go four weeks in advance, thus insuring the crop ngainst
qarly lrosts, or in the. event of n backward season for planting enable .theplanter to put
itl Ins ei up iIjiou or Jour wecke inter, even as late Matthe 1st of-June, with* certainty or
success. , t ? j
It prodtjee? n belles utility of Cotton.
Lot km; at the low prieV of Cotton, the intelligent planter will roidily comprehend the
me -i-voi rising nothing btu the highest ?: 1. i" F^urtflir.cn>, and of Otrietly avoiding
those whose v.. tic \.\* be<_n- reduced bv udunerali?n or flic use of cheap materials under
preienee of liiecliii^ the,low'p'fi'ce of Cotton.
If his crop is only doubloU fey the use t I "COTTON FOOD"' it will <j'\\f him from one
to two hundred percent, pront ?r.ii his obi lay, with Cotton at 12} cents per pound, and it
will enalde him to plant
\\ i'h b. tter results.
SUO p< r 'l<>ii. in
LA YY HENCE S.VNGSTON, Prest.
f>s Exchange Eiaco Jlnltimnrc.
J. ?'. PillNi.iLli &.50N;.A-e:.ts.*
Charfafen. S. C. '
jnn 20 wee . . ... ? 2m -J
? J7. ..... ni> >......?>, .^i,?? vuii-ui .... . Hin.- jii-l [JUUMll, iiiiii 11
lower ictvs with a corverpon ling rcde.cti-jii of labor and expense
WILHELM - THEODORE MULLEE
HAS jus' r?U>rnwl fiftlSfXJirARLESTON
wit a lift hen selsvtiOn of SEED
lItl?II POTATOES ever hrotight to Or.ii.g
burg. He has nn Land ilie
EARLY uose,
GOtlitl.it II.
PINK BYK, - i
rviJ PK.vr'H 1H.0 ?M
Also another I'll FAP i.i?T of HAMS from
10 io i 5 cts pi>t lb.
NYhiie NOUTIIBRN VE\Bi
Green -ni l Veil <*? GAR?R.N PEAS.
1 ine YBLLOyV' ONIONS.
.? lot of Primo New York Smoked
tqn?u tlS at 50 Cents.
BRKV#S I A'i \n by tltd dox., delivered
!><?<? of charge h any llohfro
sweet ClDKIt r.a draught;
MALI, au I 0KIST?-Doited and unbolted.
A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
.Men's, Women's and boy's SHOES.
Also a lot of Farmer'!? Indispensable Tm
. .Uiltjucuts^nMoliHaTKACKS, HA MK*. AXES'.
MA"NURE fORKS and PLOW LINES.
He al*o now keeps on^JtojnX a^SA>IPLE-,
T. AR if EL of the n .,rl 1-Wide,'^^^elVkrt^J
AV. T.
COMMON WHISKLSfi, from- (jil.40i tiny
wards. r ? *? ? ' -* *
The Pi:sT(Doabl.> Di dilled WHITE WINK
ViNBOARjji the Villajjor witlfout any cs
ceptij^ vS ' ^ t-dT \
- ClaKning my s.):all share 6t the trade
and (banking my KPIF.NDS and'CUSTOM
ERS fcrjjast favors, thev wijl please iemem
!?erthe^ A>lli and PLACE. 1
All Goods I>t>livere 1 l'roe of Ohargf.
:\ i pjiLfA^pi im MILLER)
wa^Fowy no uxd the conxna.
I j:.U 1?
If
miff's Sales.!.
i
"Ry virtue i.f -midry. r.xcei;;,I>,us to me di
recfed I wi|t sell lo l,.a '?i^'ifit pi ll,'is. at
OrangVmurg Cowl 11.nine, on In ? nrjt MON
DAY in Feburary next, for <::?-*b. tbe follow
ing Pfopvt ty. viti
A 1 lb91 tract of-land on Snntcc Itivcr con
taining 2'-iOO acre* inoro or lew. hounded by
hind* of K. Y. Shuler, jam6> Ft-ifcr. ami J.
Q: Parier, ami flab tee Rfvor. I *>i< i on as
tho property of W. fVnl 1 Knll at llib suit of
Pan! Tr ijiior c.ii'l T.Me i. Dcuolf, Kx'ra Sarah
Dehon. dee'd. ?
ALSO
Ii;.'1 ttr '.n ofPfi'K-a?taiiiirif T.'Tn a mere
or Ifeas, founded by jandi v\ L. In 1 x. Illteti
hauler. T f. Andrewa, Ab. Sjtmfl, L. P. Col
lier und L. L. D. Pi l b r. LcMcu oh a- the
property of Dan'l Wes ey Felder, at the suit
vf V.. D.- V. Jamison for use of Kstatcs ol F.
und M.1 Felder.
A I/ O
Ono tract of laad containing -1 KJ acres,
more Or .!? lr.nj:idcd north- Mid tvest h\
'ut. i.- >?! J.io. S. IbiMui.i.i and L?. .J. e'uf
Iter tJnd som 'iy C. Frederick. Levied on
as tb pro| of .). L. a:i>i Mary L. Wil
liuma ai tm. suit of F. W. fiftijtryC
A '.SO
One plantation containing 1 fllO acre"; mor:
less, Known us "llelleville," bouudod by
iauda uow or-lata of l'reaawant. Davis, Mo
Cord, Ociger, Mooror and Congaroo 1 iver.
Levied on .is 1 bo property r.t J, B. L. A mak
er ui the.-nit ot kltn?k-, Wiekouborg & Co.
ALSO
The rcmnindbr in 4i6 acres f>f land more
or less, bounded on the north i?v l?nda'of
:. . ..IUI?, c i.-i oj lands ol j.. v. Shu
ltr. James A. Felder, aonlli !>;. David J. Clay
ton, Jr.. and wMI by J. Q. Parlor and Car
son Felder, (being the family homestead oi
J nines F. LtYitig'alon,) after lire terminal' >u
of tbc homoMcad therein. Levied on'as the
property of Jumes F Livingston in the Case
ol 'a.<. F. Livingston, l?x r *s i). l.iv.
iugaton el al.
Sberitr'a Office, 1 II. RIGjGS,
Orangeburg. C. II.. S. C . [ !S. O. C.
jnh lOth, lJ7_ )
inu id ' Id
IVA3 It 2STP.TIOB!
Dr. OfAVElUfS'begji ioaye to inform bis
friend.', ard CdaIomega ibai i^lth tho NEW
yUAli J;..- has opened .1 full
STOCK OF MEDICINES, Ac.
AI.SI)
HF.KD ONIONS in.I OARDLX SURDS.
A I.Ml
CANDY?.!> M'. niialify?guaranteed.
Af.-O
RAZOR aud POCKKT iTll.LitY.
* t 1
ALSO
PAINTS, OILS, VAnNl-H am] BRUStTf?.
ALSO
, VACUUM OIL. ior. grossing Harnea*,
(Boots an<! Shoe-?hist in the'world. -T
? Lvory urticlo sold OU All VNTL1AJ tobe
hist as I " represent ihrtn, und sold on the
most LI RBRA L cnsli terms by
DR. OLIYRROS,
Druggist nnd Chemi-t.
jau 0 novl* Jy
Hew.Goods, New ?b??ife,
ri*MlE undersigned begs to inform Iiis cus
I tomcrs and tlie public getiornUy ?bat lie
returned from New York with aii
burnouse STOCK of
?feli and Winter Goo(
tin surpassed .in Style?'.Durability. and^Ei
I'rico, comprising an extensive assortment of
1
LADIES DIIKS.S ?OOi)S.
Marcnos, Alpacas, Poplias, Plaids, l>elains
&c. / f f. ,.
Tun ?rroate?? variety of CLOAKS, and es
pcci illy S11 AWLS cverlnTeveu inThis mar
kot, at! of which the ladies say are the pret
tiest and Cheapest in OrangebujK?
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN' and
DOMESTIC. JL'UJTIIS and CAS^MRRK*;
which ?n&vObteJly 'he largest,- richest
and Cheapest collection eifor dtspluycd by
at in our Town.
A full line of the best TRIMMINGS al
ways on hand.
Creal Inducements offerod in Readyinade
Clothing, Hoots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels,
hin ii eys, Jeans, Kerseys, Dlattkcts, Domcs
tics Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee Xutfo?s of
every description. -.It, 1 ' k
A lOinpleto stock of Sugars, Coffees, Ba
con, Lard, Molasses, Flour, Cheese. Tobao
?o. Lye, &C, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
l! .im? ire, and ether goods too numcrou) T)
aveiltioli. All of whiofi are offered Low
DQ?tf bv I J03. M'-NAMARA.
? oct 11 * ' * ly
?-Sa?e-Your Money !
GO TO - , . . i
.j. P. BARLEY'S
? Vit t>?r CHEAP Dry Goods, Roots.
r\ Slides, Hats, Caps, &c, ??f which he?
has just received a fresh Supply. ?
. W \ , .. Arid ; I
FLOUR of all grades.
R.YCON, LARD'.
SUGAR and COFFEE
of all grades,
l : lea numerous other articles in my
Grocery Department all of which I an} soil
ing at Prices not to be excelled for CHEAP*
S LSS in tho Town. Come and sco for your
si Ivcr.
I y All Persons indebted to me must pay.
on IMiflV?!ItS.J ft* T am eempeTled to close
inv hooks. A word to th? wise h? suHicient.
J, p. HA RLE Y.
001 1 4 may '17 c , ly
Oil A X 0 K Ii U KG CO U N T Y.
In Common Pi.eas
11. D. Rico, Ex's J. Weeks, ra Jaby Weeks,
et al.
Purnicnt to an Order in the Common Pleas
in ihi. i ? I v> ill Hell nt tin-. Court Flouse on
the 1st Monday in February next, tho
??!(Atnpion" tract, which was tho property
of .1.0. Weeks deceased, containing :!(;(>
acres more or Lou, and bounded by the San- (
?\ee River und Inn In of Mis. H?raboth Weeks
'and Jaby Weeks, the same beiftg In Orange
burg County. Also ou tho same day. a
number of notes and other choses in action.
Terms?For tho obosos cash?For tho land
on? third cash] the balanco on a credit one
and two years, with bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES F. IZLAR.
Rofereo.
aus Ton a Ab? ?r
V. iiv?x, ii\i}pf*& Co., s
Impostbbs axu D?Ai.srj ix Gtt.vxu.-l,
148 7/flj7 St., Sucvnnah, Ga.
151 AW Bay, Clatfhston, S. C.
For for!her informatics apply or address
na obtfv? for Almrfitnc' for 1872.
BULL, 8C0VILL & PIPE,
A jentH at ^?Vfflf^cbu* g, s. C.
_ jan_20_ Wf," ,i .m - - 3m
Carrj^a^TertUizer ~*
TRIUMPHANT!
WlI.mikoto* P..I<???i-5j5t. 18T1.
For the largest pi;odyfl^ion\<j| Cotton to
the acre. 1,010 ;lbs. ^|?tiM FsaTiLuxna.
For the largest production of Wheat I?
the norb,' I'fiw lbsfiCAiioiiSA Fsbtilixxb.
The above premium < are for eropa pro
duoett -.vitli the use of tho Carolina Fertili
ser alone, or in,-combination with plantation
i manures only; and the awarding of said
premiums i? irefsf di?or?t!oiw?ff with tbs
oommiaae of the AtWOletKm under their
rules. 9 r-t.:.
SANDERS, oates & CO.,
A gent s at Charlotte.
\ STEVES S ft CURE 1UW? IJUJW
Lancaster, S. C.
ISSO^/^ UaJOsiIL CotrxTT, 8. C.
To P. P. Zimmermsr, Esq., Stetetary of the
' I Fair of the Carolina*, Charlotte, A'. C.i
Tao following is a correct statement of
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cnroton, on It
I acre-, oft'bflubble hind, which was manured
|Vifa K?tf AundTorCarolina Fertiliser. The
following i* the made of cultivation: It was
thoroughly broken up 12 inches deep, and
laid o!f in rows "J.fect wide, and the Fer
tilizer OWE>d in the drill, then bedded on
it on the ]t of May, and planted the same
day, bot owing to thechol nuiTury weather,
did not come up to a stand until about thi
1st of Juno. F'irst working St was run
nround with a half shovel and partiall/
'-'--rl m Trfi.ft ^M^mtti
|il was run nround with a 3 Inch grub, 12
inches long, unc* 'So mbldlosAhrownoat with
:? s?c*-> !3 inche/dlSETKAtmw to a
row and thiiuie 1 loa stand ?iih 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 woi worked five times.
The following ia a correct statement of the
kttftlBn picked Lrf^BMpi
fist Piokin?....JE.fc>4
fid Pickings..Lt.410
Jid pickytgSfe^^Jf^..?is
**BWHU'texT amWru oi unopened matured
bolls.8re>
..-.liftSt
peel fully submitted,
STEVENS & CURETON.
eighed the Cotton picked in
the adove statement, and it is correct.
October 2</, 1871. TV. A. GRAHAM.
At the request of Mkssbr. Ststsxs A
Cr a i. ro:,\ wo hate examined tfce ij dtta at
i'miou. and tlio estimate made ubove is triie
: , the bctt bt our.obilitv.
vI.vi.JL J?m>. p. durant,
W. a. or aham,
JOSEPH rodges.
Premiums awarded to Stcvjcxs ft Ccaa
tok on above certificate. .
We will .sell the abovo Spldhdul Fertriixa'r
at Forty-Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollar*,
buyable I*t November, with interest mi 7
%rr cent.'aci?anniiin, delivered at onr War*V
bouse in Charleston. Agents will sell ad
same prioes, adding the freight and drayage
to their Depots.
(iEO. \V. ttl&LtAMslk CO.
jau 18 4ea
Fall and Wiate^Qflodd
xxas^juat'|eeeh|d m full STOCK
dry goods',
clothing.
fancy goods,
t-hoes; lIATti, &c.
All my goods is LOW ia price to 8ui< tk?
times. (,i ?.?/}?/ i
My motto is small prolils and quick sals*.
My stock of .
hardware,
crockery WARE,
groceries; i
liquors,
WINES;
ale. , ? . .
lager BEER, $G.\
Is of the first quality and low in
cotton and alt ?theT
tho highest market price.
F. IT. W. DRTGOMANH.
oct 11 oet 0 ]j
At Private
milE PLANTATION forming a part of
L the Estate of the late Col. Keitt, and
known art tho darby PLACK, tract
hcensists of about 000 acres, 5si2?i w?ii
Timbered, the remainder Rich, B? Loaaa
Soil, adapted to Crops of att CTsds?^'Tkeaa
are the Finest Loads in the District, and
were valued at $20 psv ?orr U IkWL Would
bo sold for one-half that pries new. Obs
fourth cash, tlie remainder in three instal
ments blaring interest from date and as
cured by mortgage Of tho ewmSv V
This is a splendid cbanoe fofaliy' on* de
siring to secure Rich Lands, ins Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range saaV*.a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to ?
Mrs. L. M. KSITT,
Or J O. KEITT, Ksq.
jan 6 if