The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 02, 1872, Image 4
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SATURDAY. MAR
All Advertisements must
handed to the Business
[anager before Thursday
Noon.
A NXOH 2VCE9I EXT.
MR KDITOR?-Plcaso announce D. A.
. PORTER, as a Candidate for bberiflf at the
?s*ii Election sad oblige bis manv fiibudn in
t nivnss to lMiwm r. Uary, Wsq.,
State Auditor, for a copy of his report
for 1871.
Folder, Vow & islar. See their new
advertisement.
-' i mm aw in
Jos. McNaiuura. 8*0 his new adver
tisement.
Couht.?Trial Justice Augustus B.
'KnowRon will hold Court at the house
of John H- Phillips Esq., in the Fork,
on Saturday, March 16th. He will then
tuakc arrangements to hold Court at other
places in the Fork, ns already requested.
T. A. Jeffords & Co., say that they
have another large house in Charleston,
and other business facilities which en
able them to sell bacon at a oent per
pound lower than any other merchant
here. Rend their new advertisement.
J. Felder Meyers, Esq., formerly editor
of this paper, und r.or one of the edi
tors of the Charleston Republican, was
in town yesterday. We are glad to
learn that his new enterprise is a suc
cess. It hna more dash, rim and keen
writing than nnj other p<per in the
State.
Mr. Scovill'o tonm?a mule, a horse
and n waggon?ran into on approaching
train near the depot last Monday.
The mulo was badly injured, the horse
was killed and the waggon was smashed
into tooth-picks. The train went off
uninjured. We condole with Mr.
Scovill.
?.?mm*?m ?
The Orangcbutg District Survivors
Association hold its Anniversary Meet
ing nt the Presbyterian Church on
the 29th instant. John A. Hamilton
E?-q.,cb!i?ered ?well written address and
the amateurs ?f the choir contributed
music of more than ordinary excellence.
The attendance was not large.
J. B. O'DonneH, E*q , Orangeburg
manager of the Southern and Atlautic
t; Telegraph Compnny, whose office is in the
I'oat Office, will accept our thanks for
courtesies which we take pleasure in ac
knowledging. Mr. O'DonucU runs some
of the quickest lightning in these parts,
and is u streak of lightning himself in
the way of doing business.
Several gentlemen who purpose form
ing a Division of the Sous of Tempo
ranco met last Thursday evening at Mrs.
(i lover's School House.
A sufficient number of names to se
cure a Charter was secured and the
meeting adjourned until Monday, March
4th, at the same place.
We urgently ask the attention of our
citizens to this important movement tor
good.
The 77me* urges the farmers of Or
angeburg to write letters to that paper
and 'thereby aid themselves und the
2'imr? which aspires to bo their organ'/
We do say this is altogether to<? hard
on the farmers?to insinuate that they
nctd to improve their hundwritiug, und
ought to practice in letters to the Times
Though if it will improve the Timm.
to be sure its worth while tryiug.
But the Times ought not to encourage
u its friends in any euch music d ex I
gtince as 'OrgnuB."
Washington the termination ? of'tbt r
hellion is fixed upon the 9th
'C5, when nccording to tin n;i
vision of the Supreme Court, the u.u
was not over until April 2, I860- This
is a very interesting question, too gh
the war is not over yet, judging by Con
gressional policy.? Orangdunj Times.
The Uuited States had better look
out, If it isn't,?judging by the Times'
Editorials.
The Young America Independent
JFire Engine Company celebrated its
I Eighteenth Anniversary on Wednesday.
'the 21st instant. At their p irude, which
took pluon early in the aftornoon, they
were joined by the Board of Fire .Mas
tors, the Elliott* and the Comets. Form
P'tf Into procession, the throe Companies,
headed by their respective. Chiefs, uiarch
o4 through the principal Street* iu the
following order;
Board of Fire Masters,
Elista,
Young America?.
Comet*.
The Companies woro nij out iu good
forco and presents I a vory handsome
appearance. The three "iustrumpqti'V
tho Hoho Truck and the Engines, had
bcon tastofttlly ornamented with wreath
pud flowers by deft and fairy fingers
ph'toh gave quif/l a holiday look to the
_- -
unposiug column ot bravo and coi
iiromon.
Upon oonciudiug the parade, tl
Youug Americas wont into 'eacoutiv?
session' mid confirmed the appointuieul
for another v.'ir of fch* following gctltle
men :
, JWaident.
?I. VV. MoseIjEY.
\1v.k Prcsidcut.
J. I?. ? a It LET.
Director*.
1st. Jo un MAULE.
2d. P. 11. W. BiuaoMAN?, .Ut.
4tb. D. W. RobtnAoN.
Sem ('try.
] W Ken ft.
Treasurer.
Henry Koiin.
^ Axemen.
1st. John Robinson
2d. B. Betterson.
In the evening the Youug Americas
outcrtained the Elliotts and other Invi
ted guests, at tin Firemen's Hall The
supper, by Mr. Oaunou, was excellent,
and so was the music, which was pro
vided by Mr. Hcury Kohu and his
amateur yet able assistants.
After full justice! had been done to
the well spread board, President Mose
ley, with a rap Crom his gavel?no, Iiis
spatter?called the tables to order and
announced the first regular toast oi the
evening
"THE DAV WE celebkatb"
To which Captain James F Ialar re
sponded earnestly, warmly and effective
?y.
The second regulir toast,
"OUR invited GITESTa."
furnished for Malcolm I. Browning,
Esq., an opportunity of , which he
availed himself, to the company's
delight, to make one of tho.^e bright,
cheery, witty, j ike-luli sp^eeu? .v.?ich
are alwuys sure to "bring down the
house." It was o'io of Mr. Browuing's
best effort.
Dr. Elliott gracefully acknowledged
the eompliment conveyed iu the toast to
"Olm WORTHY CIIIKF"
and convinced every one present that
his brevity of matter is only equalled by
the case and success of his delivery.
For the fourth regular to tat,
utiik B >ard Or riRBMASrEtts"
Mayor Briggmanu was called upon. He
looked ut Dr. Olivcros, and the Dr.
looked nt him. But bolognas and blue
pilla were out of place und the Mayor
had to make a speech. Which he d.d
iu capital atyle.
Then came Dr. Oliveros in response
to the fifth regular toast,
"OUR CITY FATHERS,"
Aud the audience swallowed the doctor's
prescription with pleasure.
For the ?ixth regular toast
"THE I'RF.SS."
Mr. Kuowlton, of tho Aste?, was
called out. He, in turn , culled upon F
P. Bea-d, Esq.. of th* Tiin* s aud Ad
vocate, who, iu pleas nit yet pithy ter.n -,
spoke ot the important power ho repre
sented
To the seventh regular toast
?OUR Vi'IVKij and OUit dW EE I'll E ar r.s."
Mr. Kuowlton responded briefly.
Other speeches followed by Mr
Browning, Col. Fcld.tr, Hurpin Biggs,
Esij , <iod Edward Felder, Esq., uid
then the hospitable Young Atneric ?- and
their well pleased guests took each, his
separate und sober way ho.now.ir?!
Dt K V P.o.ce, ot Buffalo; N X . in
hih book ?u Chronic Diseases, ?-?ys in r?
gurd to lii^ olden Medic.il Discovery,
With which ->ur reader* arc lamilur:
" From its wonderful power over Uon
auuiptipu ot the Lungs, 1 had thought
strongly '<." c Hing it my Consumptive
Cure; but trout the fact, that it is a per
fect specific Pur the sore tliioa and
lii/rti>cuess to which mini tor* iuJ nLw
public i-peuk'-rs and .- i .e , ?
Ui, \ ?h-> lot Dro KjblW-, ;.;,.( ,,| -J
ii tout cure 4 COUg'il in >ue It.tn in.
time uoeesfgry to eure it w.ih my other
medicine, und it does it bot by dryiug
it up, but by removing thu cause?sub
duing the irritation and healing the uf
tented parts "
I Ins valuable medicine is sold b^ all
tit i dj**w druggists
A \\ HOLE pEOPliE:'? Ul'lMiiN ?
VVneo a nation of forty tuilliojrs necop a
and endorse- as u .vi'a n DA it I) UVSTOH
Ai'iVK hi .itieic i.n.it it has hail th*
ItlliCkL OllOnrt.U HtiftM .1 IhsIhi.? ?Joroj;.^
pcriou ,oi twelve years, whocuuUe.su
absurdly incredulous u? to doubt the ex
cellencd oi im proparatio-i? Planta
tion Bjtti.RS - a passed through this
ordeal 4iid is n w ill- luwai popular
proprietary tiled Ic me ut/ijt.ie coon eut.
It would be difficult to Bud un adult of
either Mrs between the Atlantic and the
Pacific, or between the northeast corner
Of1 Muino and the Oulf oi Mexieo, who
d.ies not know, either from porsouul ex
perience or observation, thut this re
nowned vegetable remedy is the purest
tonic and stomachic and the finest al
torutive und regulating medicine at
present before the world As a preven
tive of, and cure for, diseases generated
by mal;;! i.i, and as a specific for dys
pepsia, rbfmm?ti*tn, aud all uervous and
bilious nfleptioni, it is admitted to be
fairly prounoced the Favorite House
hold Tonic and Alterative of the
AYesforu Hemisphere,
NOTICE.
A MEETING cf the CITIZEN3 cf ths
TOWN and COUNTY. The VOTERS* of
Orsngtburg County, arc requested to
MEET at the COURT HOUSE ou WEDNES
DAY NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, the Cth day of
March 1872.
A FULL ATTENDANCE ia requested, as
bussincss of material importance is to he
considered at that time.
MANY CITIZENS.
NOTICE.
I forewarn u'l persons whatever Tr^vn
ujtBuITlh.O my wife V ART IIA P?TER.
on my account as 1 intend not to pn.- it, ?lie
left hur koui? without any good and aufiici-m
cause.
JOHN M. PORTER.
Mar. 1M.
Election Notice.
We, the undersigned, being appointed at
the last meeting of the "Or.ingeburg County
Agricukunti Society," a uommittec to man
ugo the Election of Trustees, (seven in uum
b. r,) who urc to take charge of all raoaies
subscribed to the "Omngeburg Agricultu
ral Association," and in whose name all its
properly will be held; do hereby give no
tice, that said election will bo held on Sale
day next, (March 4th,) between the hours
of 10 A. M., and 2 I*. M., at the store of j
Mr Kirk Robinson The following gentle
man have been nominated:
Dr. T. A ELLIOTT, *
PAUL S. ELM.DER,
EL M. MOOR ER,
W. C. MOSS,
P. H. W. BRIGG MANN,
ur. R. W. BATES,
JAMES F. IZLAR,
JOHN C HOLMAN, )
KIRK ROBINSON, > Com.
JAMES II. FOWLES. j
fob 21 2t
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OS AMllKBURG CovxTr,
Or.ingeburg, S. C, Feb. W. 1871.
SEALED PROPOS ALS witl be received at
this Office until March 2d, 1872, for RE
PAIRING what ia known as "Ilolman's
Lake Bridge," on South Edisto. Parties to
use such Material as may be furnished' by
the County.
By order of the Board.
JAS. Vam TASSELL,
feb 17?3t Clerk Co. Com.
Notice of Dismissal
tVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
i^j will on tho 25th day of March next,
file my final account with the Hon rab'e
Judge of Probate for Ornngohupg County, as
Admisirator of P. L. Iuabinet, aud aak for
Letters of Dismissal.
WM. WINNING!!AM,
feh 24?4t Administrator.
Sheriff's Sales.
OUANGBHURO COUNTY.
In Common Pleas.
Robert Young,
va
G. D. Keitt r Foreclosure,
and
J A. K. Holroan.
Ry virtue of an or ler of Hon. R. F. Gra
ham. Circuit Jndgo. in this' case. I will icll
at Oraiigthurg C. H. on the 1st Monday in
March next, al the risK of the former pur
chaser, tin.- following Real Estate, viz;
All thai plantation in OrangcbUrg('oonty,
t. Limstone Creek. Mill Brunch and Lii-.*
pH? cr, containing about l*0n acres more or
less, bounded by hinds of L. II. Culler "?.
\\. Culler and estate of L. C. Glover.
All that tract situate in said County on
Ball Swamp, containing HOI} acres more or
less, bounded by lands non or formerly of
Gardner, Knot is an t bthot*.
All that tract in sai-1 t'noiilv .in W?li rs of
Bull Swamp, oomainihg acres, more - r
leas, boon le I by lands now or toiir- n;, of
Gar Im :?. Kn i ? in I oit hers
And one others tract vn Bull Sivmni in
paid County, containing oi4 acres inoYi n
less, hounded by lands nuw rjr hue ol Gerd
I nor . Knoita and others
j Terms - Or.4- ; hin' Cash, flic balance on ?.
j cr'-iil or one an ' two year?. M-euvd I?
Pbohd of pnrci. .???!?. intocc '. 'r ?-?
I day oi si.le, und a imrtgagc ivf tiie prvjiis-s
I'urch.iscr to pay .'or paper's recardtug md
siniopi.
. ALSO
oh v.mi.; ;.hi5ho COUNTY"
mo.'olor. sold, of ?vtil- h .?? .?: ? I ?
II, Ti '? i I well, died, SCllfld I {?<?>? i
consisting of part of the following tracts
of hind, In the I own <if Oraiigeburg:
1. Trad of acres, bounded north by
lands Of Thomas Oliver, east by londs Of So.
(Ja. Railroad Co.. G. Gowttn and Estate of
t. "orpe !l. Elliott and Railroad Avenue,
so .th by Russell Street) und weal by lands
ol w?'. M. Unison. Esq. This tract will bo
intersected by two streets, and will be sold
in 1H lots of convenient sito.
L'raol of CM acres, bodn led north by
lands of Mis Au Andrews, east by Brougli
ton street, south by river and-street, and
we-t by Hirer street This tract will be
sold in tit. lots, and will be interseated with
streets properly located, rending the Lots
available as Town Lots, A portion wi'l be
?old in a tract of 8 aores, and another por
Iion*In . tract of about 20 acres.
A AciQ brickyard is on onu of the tracts. #
A portion ol .heso Lots will bo sold on the
d'.y indicated, to *s i t puiohasers. Plats sf
!ii.. said Real Estate cun b<i inspected at the
Sheriff's Omca.
Tr.KMH--.Ono third cash, bulanoe on a
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage of the purchaser,
with Interest fretn day of sale, payable an
nually on the whole amonui, until the whole
bond is full/ paid up, snd sniisfifd. ??dto
pay for papers recording and stumps.
Furch alter to have privilege of paying all
rush, and if nuy purohaaor fails to comply,
tho promises so purchased by the party
failing to comply to be sold on the samo day
or some convenient saleday thereafter upon
the samt terms md at the forruor purcha
sere risk.
Sheriff* Offiao, * H. RIG08,
Orangeburg C. H., S. C, J. g. 0..C
Fob. in, 1P72. )
fob 17 td
WM. M. SAIN & CO. S
?~*i-\-T- TTH4TXT
FRESH
FAMILY
GROCERIES
jusr
RECEIVED
AND
ARRIVING
DAILY!
MULES
AND
I I VI IULV/
KEPT
CONSTANTLY
ON HAND
FOR SALB
CHEAP!!
WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER I
TT AS jujt returned from CHARLESTON
JfjL with tho best selection of SKI'.!1
iMISH POIWTOKS ever brought to Orange
burg. He has on band the
EARLY ROSB,
GOODRICH,
i'lNK EYE,
and PEACH BLOOM.
. Also another CHEAP LOT of HAMS from
10 to 15 ct? per lb.
White NORTHERN PEAS.
Green and Yellow CARDEN PEAS,
Fine YELLOW ?MON8.
A lot of Prime New York 8MOKED
TONGUES ,n M Cent?.
R it EM EN [/AGAR by tbc do*., delivered
free of charge tj any House.
SWEET CIDER on draught.
MAKE aud GRIST?Relied and unbolted.
W. T. M
w.
jun 13
A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of
Men'a, Wcmon's and boy's SHOES.
Also a tot of Farmer's lnduipenstf'blw Im
plements, enoli a* TRACKfl it VME'i, ;\ XKS
MANURE FORKS an.i PLOW LINES.
He also now keep* on hand a SAMPLE
BARREL of tho World-wid?, well-known
ACM!'.
COMMON WHISKIES fr?-? $1.44 up
wards.
Tho REST Double Distilled WHITE WINS
VINEGAR in the Village, without au; et.
coption.
B?ff* Claioiing my small share of the tra lo
and tbanking my FRlCND8-^nd CUSTOM-'}
EES for past favors, they wRi pleae? remom
her the NAME und PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge,
?LLER <N<* MILLER,)
A Y DO WN HOUND THE CORNER.
. < it
FAIR WARNING
-AND NO
HUMBUG!
RUT CALL ON
WILLIAM T. LIGHTFOOT,
^k.T XIITS COITNET,.,
And secure a BARGAIN in
HARDWARE.
S.HOES,
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS
And an ENDLESS VARIETY of the
Pest Liquors, Cigars. Tobacco, &c,
All of which will be sold at once without REGARD to COST aud NO
HUMBUG !
Ouo DWELLING foraalenn Mid diet on Streot.
Also roy OLD STAND STORE on lUtksetl Street.
jan 2U dec 2 c ly
SEED POTATOES! SEED OATS!!
RVBLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SEED OATS.
ONION SETS, TURNIP aud CABBAGE SEED
Ahm WHITE BEANS for B?k?og
ORDERS RECEIVED
For MAPEV SUPERPHOSPHATE, a Fortiliiers Composed mostly of FISH, rated
?ccouil only to Peruvian HuaUQ,
AIm for PERUVIAN GUANO and GCANAPE GUANO.
JOHN -A.. II A.MI.LTON,
MARKET STREET.
Aoettt fur FIRE and LIFE IXbl'RASCE.
jan 20 c Jv
F. H. W. Briggmaan
HAVING ACCEPTED TUE AGENCY
for tlio Aineric iri . BUTTON HOLE,
0VKR8EKU1NG ant] SEWING MACHINE,
I respectfully call lue attention thereto bf
Lad je* who ni e dcsiroiu lo purchase n good.
and rcHrtble MACHINE. It does; id the
best possibl ? mat) ii er, ev ry variety ef FAM
ily SEWING iliut can be d-.,... on .my M i
oh in ci, .in i, in addition thereto Embroider*
im ttui idgc nn<l makes beautiful Eufton
ainl EyeU Hole* in all fabrics; w hich no
oilier Machine can do Cull und see tor
yourselves.
A'soon bund a FULL STOCK of SEAS
ON AHLE GOODS which we biter low.
FERTILIZERS on as REASON ADLE ,
TERMS a* any other bouse
V. (1. W. II It I GO M AN N
hh 24 ? oct a ? iy
! VI U NV)'rii:M!'
He OLlVBItUS' bogs lease to inform bin
frit it :? and Customer* mat >vtt!i tho NEW
YE lit h>' has opened n foil
? G ) k OP NIEOTGIN'?S, Sec.
al.se?
SEED ONlONS'and GARDEN SEEDS.
a Lag
CAN l>Y- -best quality?.guaranteed.
also
tU/.'^R and POCKET CU^tBRY.
ai..-.o
I Pi oc.s, v \It\ISM and IHtUSHES.
j VACUUM OIL for evening llnrn-s^ I
I Eoo-a and Shoes- b-st in tli? world,
t V ' ty ..rticle sold Gl'AILANTEF.D lo L
insi as I represent them and sold on the
moat LIBERAL cash terms by
DR. OLIVEROS,
Druggist and Chemist,
jan (1 liov 18 ly
Dlt. A, C. DUKES,
At the Old Stand ol'
du. ii. Rf. sm i.r.u.
^g^L 1,AS n ST KKOBJVED A fresh
Jgejf UK MEDICINES,
OILS,
V \ EN ISM RS, &C.
A splendid lot of S I ATloN EitV.
PBRFUMERY and SOAPS In grant va
riety.
A tine stock of CIO \RS and TOR ACCO.
And one of tho finest assortniei.l of POCK
RT KNIVES i'ver offered here at the prious.
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS on the SARHATH ?
From '.Mo 10 A. M., and from I to ? V. M.
deo 3 * ly
A. B\ ( U icTiH,
(Sl?0<iKS^OB TO B N. BUOUIfi,)
LUMBER & TIMBER
FACTOR,
west i:m? or into n> sr..
CM A Kl KSK IN, S. 0.
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGN
MENTS.
feb 10 4t
LOOK FOR. TEE
RED COFFEE POT!
home mai^ TIX R ARE OF THE
Rest qua. ? and of every de
30 ri ft ion?w a e r a ntei >.
ALSO
Cakes and Confectionarios
always on hand and t'ou sale
at store of the
RED COFFkE POT,
next to
MR W. r. MUIITFOOT'S
old stand.
Ry
B. E. H. FE ARSON.
SCHOOL BOOKS !
MUSIC & STATIONERY,
always on hand
RjsraxisrK hoijsi
The celebrated pp.n letter hook for
Copying Lettors?tw?d without a Press?
t tv business mftn should have one.
Anything in n\\ Yum nut on baud can be
ordert in a short time.
jan f. 0 ly
Sheriff's Sales.
()RAN(iEDURG COUNTY,
In Pkouaik Court;
Juseph Parsons Murphy. \
vs }?
Perry W. Murphy. J
Ry virtue of an order from Hon. Thod.
('. Andrew*, Judge of Probato, in ihe ons<;.
I will sell on tho 1st Monday in March next,
nt Orangeburg C ii., during t'utisuul hours
of sale.
1. Ono trart of lain) ?ontalning about l>2
acres more or Ur.?. bounded hy lands of
Renj. McAlliany ami Jf. M. Myers.
One tract containing 82 acre* more or
less, iKUinded hy lands of Reuj. McAIhuny,
IJane Myers and Jane E. Parsous.
Term's?Onodialf cash, tin balance on
credit of 12 months?the purchaser giving
bond bearing interest from day of sale, pajr
able nnnuidly, und ? mortgage of the y>rer(ii
ses, and t<: pay for paper*, stamps, and re
cording. In ease of failure io comply, the
property will he resold at riak of purchaser
on the entire trrms.
Sheriff's Office, ) 11. Rlf'tiS.
s. o. c.
Sheriff's Office, V
Orangchurgf. II.. S. C, ]?
March 7, 1871. )
ftb lo Id
_:_._ -
Notice of Dismissal.
VrOTK'K is HERERV GIVEN TiiAT o\
J_^| tho 2d day or March, ?f>7;?. wo vv ill
file our Final Accounts with the Honorable
T. t'. Andrews, Judge of Trobate, and nt>k
for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator cf
the Estate of Gabriel.Felkel. dee'd.
Mrs. L. S. FKLKEl.
fob lt>--4t. AdudtnMratru.
for sAlr ?v
V. ilcov. OibJbs Afe.i^o.,
Ih'OHTKUH AM) Da.Yr.Kl's jn Gcaxos,
1 18 7i'7.y >S%., SttvonuaJi, Go.
151 Hay, Charleston, S. C,
>orv-fnr!hor fbfovmiitlan apply 0* address
is above for Almanac for ?872.
HCLL. SCO V ILL & ViKlvr
A^nls Ornngrburg, S.
jau /,- we. : m
I offer for *?de a small quantity of the
simpson EARLY PROLIFIC COTTON
SECD, of my own raising, grown on Bleko?
ry Grove, Or&ugebufg County, S. C., from
seed bought by me last spring ftt m tho
f>riginu5 "A". \V. Simpson, of Sp.\rta, Ga.,
thou sold at three (3) dollars per bushol.
This stock of seed has given more general
satisfaction than any other, aa may be seen
by reports published in the Southern Culti
vator for twelve months past.
Price $1.00 per bushel, or 4 bushels of
any other kind of Cotton seed for 1 bushel
of Sinip-'on seed.
J K- HANF-,
Fort Motte, 8. C
fob 10 '4t
At Private Sal
rpIIE PLANTATION forming a tfki of
1 the E-tate. of the lato, C<d. Silland
known as tho DAR?Y^LaCE. TKSS^ract
consists of about t;90 ?ur*s, oaya- naif wall
Timbered, tho remainder Rich. Bad, Loam
Soil, adapted to Crop* of all kinds. These
Kro the Finest Lamb* In the District." and
were valued at $;<U per acre in 186C. Would
be sold for one-halt that price now. One
fourth cask, tba remainder in thro*Iftftal
meat*, bearing interest from 4?t? ana a*-,
cured by inortgMga of tho aama.
This, is a splendid chanca for nay one dei
siring to aecnro Rich Lands, fine. Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Rangs and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply, to
Mrs. {.. M. KfHTT.
. J, 0. KEJIT, Ban.
tf
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
OF AMERICA.
._ ? THE'? ;
SQUTII URN
Xo. 8 N. Charles Street,
B.U.TJMQStJt, MD,
? {jcwmnUai antl Vented Autln?? to
'//> imy and&tliddlc c^gedetten
to Bccoits tstoitocca
A yd
OVER QoOO YOUNG'HlEN
a u u s isnKt\ ar.i tes
Jt#w GRADUATED at Hit IKSTITUTION, ??*
mre mow filUu/f XeitvtuUU ?? -f T fjU?tT'
the Leading 8AXJCS AMD BUSINESS HOUSES if
the CiHtniry.
THEKE ARE NO VACATIONS.
St?de*t> can
. cuter at any time.
Sf-c.iil I-dMdHtd Instruction ?nd success gm*r*n
tfed. Shtd/pr> Of/lttfr IXinmeutt ?rtJsflemJutS?ecr
tnent' ef Prr?M.ynAif '. Enrktt tva Pvitafe Stsmfs.
Address all CemttnttHtcatiomt fa
W. 11. SAM.BR, Pr**H.
Souther* Bn?nttt C+Ilcgt,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ioVSi
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue oisundry Executions to me di
rected 1 will sell to the highest bidders. At
Oranguburg Court House, on the first MON
DAY in March next, fur cash, the follow*
ing preperty. vi*:
Uno Rngcy. Eovied on t\* the property of
Sheck Rair at the unit of S. Ilutiov
ALSO ????r-rrran
One traot of Und in Edisto Fork containing
105 acres more or lew, bounded by lands of
Mrs. Mnthany, -lame,, W. Weed, Mrs. 8c~
grist, and V, A. One. Levied, on a* Ike pro.
perly of Lewis Garrick ibc fiuit of Juj,
T. .Jennings, Adm'r.
ALSO
0m tract of land containing 1(570 tores.
known a* "Bd?vlUW*
Levied on as I bo pri
iet -tthcM.i? of Kli
OtiM?geburg. r. n,,
Eel> 9th, 191
fvb ii)
^I.Ff.t^T SILK I>OPI*t??
t? l e hud ,\t
H S. l ELDlTft? CO 8.