The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 30, 1872, Image 5
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AHSOIWCsmECT.
," tiSiVA w>v&*~n+9*? ? ******** a.
,u *ORTKR as a Candidate for Sheriff at to*
- next Kleetioe ?ad ?Ml? kit many friends in
the FORK.
,?.. j>i leagtmasxttagsajej
THE NEWS HAS THE LARQE8T I
rrJftPUvifo COUNTY
the. Charleston
* W-We ??ttVthiok we would like to lire
e elU North Carolina just ct present. The
. ^leather there is too Lorrery altogether.
?we %>tt . i-?rwarr - - - esawari-i-i'' . i 1 -U: '
U),<* Vhelegisiature has passed an Act for
r^ lhe^|n^ect?o of Bhoys and Beacons.'
We wish it would pass anothor to pro
tect "Boys and Deacons." This would
,.A' \>e ? greftt relief to parents, and church es
?iJ ^ioH-A young lady of Richmond,
y Virginia, intending to bo married, re
tsemly telegraphed to Paris for silk
stockings, to be aiade to order, with her
v ?the price being, In greenbacks, 942
per pair.?Exchange.
r Afe'?ey?^i^ihibitlon ?
tf. .?.tt?.>'itiJ.see^isaeik
JBy *> card in the Charleston itepHbR j
vom .it appears that J. Fehler Meyer*
Esq., has ' transferred all bin interest in
irleston Republican Printing and
ing Company to E. W. M.
Mackey? Esq., and has thereby dissolved
bis connection with that Company. His
association, however, in an editorial
capacity, will atill continuo.
f,! ,mi, mm ',
Judge Graham 1ms appointed Thomp
?on H. Cooke Esq., Solicitor pro tern for
the Orangeburg part of the First Judt- 1
> cial Circuit. Mr. Cooke has had a good
deal, of experience as a crimioaI lawyer
.and ought to be able to discharge the
very important duties of hie office with
benefit to the ?t?te and with credit to
htntself.
^????<js**aB*j^Msmnw
^? ;;;6ome enterprising mctohaut here
Amighl do Well by keeping grtat and
, Htfud alraya on hand and at reasonable
prices. Wo net by dome of our ex -
?hange* that in ABren nod other places
the market price of those article* raogos
Trout ?5o to $1 per bushel. Here the
? general price is 40e per peck, which is
simply exorbitant. Will any body take
. the matter in hand f
.. - im^rinessM. n \
"Thc Nsrwt' information as to th>
TYsjsea asking for radical patronage, ft
false; in Tato."?TVavw.
I patronage, is
*?i*tn
,9*if ie'i . I
* a* JW**?*1 ta* T***9 haa been restraiue.i
by considerations of politeness. But
wouW'nt it like a little public printing
once in ? while U it could get it ??just
-> ' Three* fourths of the Democratic pa
tter* in the State seem to enjoy it
t'ntglitily aud, however ntuoh they have
to nay about taxation, Ac., they nover
intimate anything against tho amount of
' the State's printing bills.
?s our readers are probably aware, nii
inofficial of this Conny w?n ini!? ??? I
^ha'rge of stealing 32t'<? ?.
-neooey ? A few d:.ss all. t
. Ventooralio paper stated tu amount ?>
JjWj alleged theft ar S4'H)
?'?-"??'v ;. ?
and gouc 5199,000 bater; so tit ?
ifeures now Btaud at $200 000
J?urn* Vhttse are mere mistakes, but
aioHYthej show how careful wc ? tight
be not. to let our Democrat it' trmml>
yjKftauything to do with tho Tr<?.stirv.
or any other office where accuracy in
fegures is desirable ?
^' Fancy a ^ruuog man with andteli i'.ir.
heilig oasessed to pay ft tax of, say, ioO
toiillaoa the dollar, on 20,000 acr.v V\
sand valuedatCl.OOO per acre,and on 500
tnujes valued at $15,000 each', or, when
the State census in taken, belog returned
as, say, 300 years of age and the lather
of 500 or 800 children, aged ell the
wty np from< 100 to 2000 year* or so !
Or n ?weet mis* of 1G published to the
W<>rldei^ft.ntat?r* female of 160 ! Or
thw mature[female of 85 appearing in
iRjH the irver-ripe age of 350 or
fcfWflJl *r'~ ? "'? "'. '
??rftso wotn?? wHl ever give the Demo
ntnfr n mhas><4 ki ihn Onwjus.
? >fWiwws>"To> Dkatii. *- A htmeotable
'MllisTi ? if Bsl^nili m Tkr ^ ft
swvan wsBcian ???<* wewa vn av>. a.
K Tahef** Oakland pluca in St. Mat
bar*]*, who was
tTanh, w)?kk^^p4 she was
oped in flames. A *?aa standing near
deaTored to tear off fear clothing,
fan off from those wbu endeavored Inj
?id her, She was ?oally token is
charge by some of her own sex
properly cared for. Der sufferings
were intense, the skin haying tdcled
frpm tlmdai^hnr natitnTMv/ During
the following night she was token Jn
labor sod gaw birth to n dead child.
The next afternoon deStn easae it net
relief. v __.
This Marquis of Rjpoo has been nn
aniraoualy elected, for inn third time,
Most Worshipful Grand Master of the
Freemasons of England,
ajsj i i ii i " - 1
Dr. Sage's Catauh Remedy.
1500 reward for an incurable nans. Sold j
, by Druggists at 50 cents.
Lasting Lovolinesa.?Twenty years ago]
when paint, pearl powder and enamel,
were ruining the complexions and des
troying the health of women of fashion,
Haoan's Magnolia 1Ja(.m was brought ]
oat as a pare botanical co-nnttio, guar
anteed to restore bloom aod beauty to
the skin. From that titan to the present
it has been continually rising in public
estimation as tbe safest and most unex
ceptionable preparation of its class. In
stead of producing an artificial, metallic
surface, like the deadly euamwls, or wil
ting the cuticle like the poisonous fluida
so id under various nsmes as" beaut ifiera,"
it keeps tbe akin as soft an velvet, ren
ders it as smooth and glossy as Satin,
and imparts to it that delicate, rosy tinge
which is the beau ideal of lowntexionni
loveliness This esquieite' chromatic
elect is not transient. 1 By applying tbe
Balm daily it sssy be prolonged trust
youth to age. A lady who purchased thtV
first bottle of the article nineteen years
ago, writes to pay that her complexion
st forty is "purer clearer nnd more bril.
liant than it has er er been)'* and ahe at
tributes its beauty solely to the S daily
nee of Haqan's Magnolia Balm.
Venetian Blinds.?No invention
was ever to- important to the people of]
hot climates as the Venetian blind. Ad
mitting the sir and a shaded light, while
keeping out the neat and glare, they arc
absolutely essential to comfort in this
country. If the houses of any of oar res
ders are destitute of these valuable con
trivances, they should st ones, before
the hot weather sets in, send their ordert
to Mr. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayns
street, Charleston, 8. C, manufacturer
and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, ba
lusters mouldings, &c.. kc.
COMMERCIAL.
? Mi BRET MMMN
^totriex'or tilii OBA*nBhtran News,"' ;
Mearh, St. 1871.,
COTTON ?Sales daring the. wet* 48
bates. We quote :
Ordinary........19 (?%
Lew Middling..SO. (A !
Middling.....:......90j(fA
Boron Kica.?$1.60 per aushol I
Cobs.........$ 90 per bushel. 1
Cow Pa as.Mgl. 1.00 per bushel.
PiKiians.....$100 per bushel.
SOL'TIl CAROLINA RAILROAD
Cuablkstom, 8. C. December 28, 1871.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER
24, the Passenger Train on the South
Carolina Railroad will run as follows .
r?tt Aronara.
.Lenv^ t, unr lesion....v........8.10 A. Nj
Arrive at Augusta...k.-lb P. M
FOB columbia^ ' . .
Leavt Charleston ...... .1..........'.?B.tO A. M.
V riv.. hi Columbbi......4.Of. P. M.
rna ''Haulk?ton.
Leave Augusta.....7.40 A. M
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
Leave Columbia......7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
Tuaocen witniaoToB tbais
Leave Augusta...8.00 A.M.,
Arrive ui Kingville...9.00 A. M.
Leave Kingville.?12.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.......0.80 P. M.
AOQUSTA NICHT BSPBBSB?aVRDAYS BXCBBTB?
Leave Charleston......8.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta..7.80 A. M.
Leave Augusta.?8.00 1*. m.
Arrive at C lit r lew on.?&.6? A. M.
Ai
?L0MBIA aionr Biresss?npnnnts aaoarr.
tfcn. * ** *? '
Leave Charleston.*.........7.10 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.?7.80 A. M.
Leave Columbia...... ..6.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston........? ..7.00 A. M.
acnniBviun tbau*.
Leave Snmtnerville et??j.?7.25 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston et..........^.?8.tQ A. M.
Leave Charleetoa at ...??*?..?*???.?18.8O P. M.
Arrive at Summerville at....?u4.4oP. M.
cannss bbakch.
Leave Camdoa...?6.18 A. Mi
Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia..1,45 P. M.
Arrive at Casvioa.6.8$ P. If.
Day and Night Trains make close oonnte*
lion et Augusta with Georgia Bailroad and
Central Railroad.
Night Train eeaneeta With Maeen
Anmsstn Rallr<ed.
Columbia Night Traia twniiinls with
Greenville and Columbia lUihfaao, and with
Charlotte Boed to p^ate Nertfcu
Csatdea Train nanastc at Kingville dally
(except Sundays) with fnf PasaUfegwr Train,
and rake through ta Celnwbia.
li^m Vlee*Pfetideal.
S> B. Plosive, General Ticket Ag?st.
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(Can you afford to leers your Homestead sninsured?)
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FIRE INSURANCE.
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LIVERPOOL, LONDON A GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE j COMPANY-?
Capita!, $20,000,000 Cqld. a] f
(This solid English Company said orcr throe million Dollars at Chiago Fire)
LIFK INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital $2.500,000.
The leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums invested in South Carolina.
?7 AS. H. FOWLE8,"agent,
At CttiteoB' Saving Bank.
KOR S A?.13.?100 ACRES LAND an RelleTille Road. 1) mile* from the Court
House. (AO acres Cleared and 50 Woodland.)
Alan 10,000 MUCKS for sale. Apply to JAS. H. FOWLBS.
a?ar 29 o *y
FOE THE SFBOtO OF 72.
IsoSa
Mill
T. CARTMILL
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bring his assorted STOCK of
DS at a GREAT REDUCTION
on former PRICES to make room for
a new Stock of .
SPRING GOODS!
T. CARTMILL,
ktssell nr. ohaxqbbuxg, s. c.
c If. lyo oct 7
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WAR! WAR! WAR!
IN tont.m|ueno? ot the EXPECTED WAR between Great Britiin and the United States,
JO>. M. .N'AM.V (A 14 let irn.iued to SELL oUT UU entire STOCK for Greenback* to
invest hi <oid?should t.u- war occur Urtenbacks won't be worth a cent, therefore he
feivea uis Castomers aud the Public generally, a ouauac to iarest the same in his Cheap
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. ItA^* Ac.'
SUGAR, 8 lbs for $1:00. COFFEE, 4 lbs for $1.00.
\"0 It TON an? \f Of. o '.W C-Menr*te<l DIAMOND HAMS, SUGAR
V ? ? '\: i : . r lb . FL.HJR, RICE
, r. m ? . %rri$ * ?: 1 r ,
*Mii..i;S' PLOWS ab ... ... !. ?.:.??.'? a i'u". lias ad F\RMIMil UTENSILS, eaeh
. !tt?l5*T. Ht:S. <il >' ETJeT, .' 1 ?*0.taS, H AMBS. ?HI ULKS, AXES, Re.
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JUST RECEIVED
Th* LAKOlfct and MOST VARlEu Stock ot CANNED GOODS ?Ter
offered in this Market. i
8PICKD SALMON,
FRESH SALMON,
LOBSTERS,
OYSTERS, 1 njid 2 lbs,
GREEN CORN,
GREEN PEAS,
TOM \TOES,
PICKLES.
Gelatin is,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
STRAW RERIKS,
PINE APPLE,
&o., Ao.
IIA MS?BACON of every de^ripti'trt.
All prides of Augusta and vV?Mtom FLOUR
V\'a nre alst? offorit? >ur ?Mttir-? '?t i;U !,f DRY GOODS at COST.
SHEOS BAT?. ?TTi/Ki:Y,
ft
FELO ER, VOSE & IZLAR,
Hgr GOODS DEL1VEI1RD FHEE of CHARGE in tny portion of the Town.
2 ? ly
BACON, BACON! BACON
3000 PooodeC. R SIDES, 950? Pounds SHOULDERS.
1000 P.uiuda HAMS. 1000 PourfJe* STlUPS? . fT
FLOUR! FLOUR fl FLOUR llf A Choice Lot of this aftlele afriring
and in Store.
Ju?t reecired a Choice Lot of TAYLOR'S PREPARED ttAM, to whieh
we call aUentbtrt.
All of the ABOVE GOOHS arp ofTered at IiOWEU PRICE? than nan he
purchased at tiny etbef riodao in t ^an^tutr^.
Our STOCK of QROCKKtKs nre renewed Weekly freda the Cbeahntl Mat
ketft) thetnlofu We gliatantee uot only CfIKAPNKHH hot FRESHNESS.
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T. A. JEFFORDS & CO*
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liUMDUG .V Mil 7/UJfI
Gue DWEl/tl^? for ssle oh" Middletoo Street.
Alto my OLt) 8TANP STORK on Russell Street,
jao 20 ' 1' dee 2 c ly
;??/.)HI : -;n v/0.1 ja lone I uSiilw' fiVUJ JsdJ ai ?arvmJY.ws bam
DR. A. C. D?KES,
n At the Old Stand of
/ f i niti m* Mw ihvleb.
ttkB JC8T RECEIVED A freak
Dittos; > r;-. ,
VAnN^st*, etc. y
A nhidid lot of STATIONERY, rr*> A
PERFUMERY and SOAPS is great Ya
riotj. r
A fine stock of CIO ARS and TOBACCO.
An* ??? of the finest assortment of POOB*
BT KNIVES ever offered here at the prices.
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OPPICBr POURS on the SABBATH^
Preca S te 10 a. M., and from 4 to i ?.$uV
Ace 1 ' . . ly
- LOOK FOR THE
RED COFFEE POT!
HOME MADE TIN WARE OF THE
BEST QUALITY ARD Of EVERY DE
SCRIPTION?WARRANTED.
Cakes and Confectionaries
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALS
AT STORE OF THE
MED HOFFEE POT,
NIXT TO
? . 2 .* V
MR. W. T. LIGHT FOOT'S
OLD STAND.
B. E. H. PEARSON.
THM OLD ESTABLISHED
mm
SOUTHERN
Afc iWCharles Street,
Jbalt/morb, mjx
I ettaiCI m\MMWJMm%M JeTttCTentwy PW r^mmmMmWmmwkW
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to bmcox* rW?xotrea
(Practical Jcc&lniants
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OV&tl 25?O YOUNG MEN
SOUTHER^ STATES
kmmt GRADUATED mt /*? INSTiTTTl?K mmt
rgtSmm Mjif rnmilib mam? lift mm* tmmmm m
THEME ARE NO VACATIONS. Stmwnti ate
Urr mi mmr tint.
JhaaW frndmimmal Awfiwefaa acut tmxmu gwmrmm
tttd. C^tt gr Dmemmmrmtt m^j^mmtd^eci
AmmtumUC.h ithiai m>
W. B. HADLEM, JW*.
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BALTIMORE, MD.
aar 11
F. H. W. Briggmann
MAYING ACCEPTED TUB AGENCY
for the America* BUTTON HOLE,
BSKEK1NG end SBWlPfd MACHINE.
I reepeetfully call the attention thereto of
I Ladies who are desirous io ptirobaso a good
and reliable MACHINE, ft does, in the
heat possible manner, every variety of FAM
ILY SEWING that can bo dona on *uy Ma.
ohine, and, la additiv? thereto Embroider*
oa the edge, and makes beautiful Button
aad Eyelet Holes in all fabrics; which/no
other Machine e*n *e. Call and sea for
yeuraalvea.
Alao en hand a FULL STOCK of SEAS
ONABLE OOMDS which vre offer LOW.
FERTILISERS on at REASONABLE
TERMS aa Buy other bease. JfV
P. If. ft. BB1QOM.VNN. .
fehl? ei 6 o^C^r ly
SCHOOL
J.?SIC k STATIONERY,
ALWATB Of fl AND j <|
At ma
KisraiNB HOUSE.
The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for
Copying Utter*-wed without a Pre**
every bneinnts man should bare one*.
Anything- ft my Una not an hand can he
rdeved in a short time.
jac ? e ly
Ribbons, BSilHu?ry
? -ABM8Tk?!r?;cltorJco.
infaa^ti^irpi^?lAer? of
Igs, iSkM^i Blbiwnt,
' ricc* im, voanexs, ?isks,
Satins, Velvets end Crapes, Flowcts, Feath
era, Ornaments, Franse, &c. Straw Boh
slats, trimm?
in connecting
iSSf Embroide
ries, LaeeS; Nets, Coliars, Sett?, Handker
chiefs, Veiling. .'HeadNers.rAw* *os. 237
and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
These b< oda are psnufaetared by ?s or
bought {or (^Rirfztly^bm the European
ana American Manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, unequalled In variety
and cheapness in *"T "If TnnV i i 'urn
Orders filled with care, promptness and
-dewajtch.
mat 17
At Private
THE rLANTATlO^^i^eiifrflrt ef
the Estate tit the latei nuft, ??d
knoWU as the DARBY PLACE. .The tratft
consists of about GOG acres, one ha'.f well
Timbered, the remainder Rikh, Bed; Learn
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
are thai tfFecet Lande in the District* and
worn eelned at *M ee* aera i* IMtV Wottld
be sold for one-halflnst prtea neWjr One
fourth cash, Uta fettafsUMtt ta antes inatal
menta hearing interest fron date and aes
cured by mortgage of the sane. ?? I
This I? a apiendid chance feti
siring to secure Etch Lands, Inkhl _
er, excellent Cattle-Range end tg)
Neighborhood. Apply to - ?: J-* Tse_
Mrs.L. M, KT3tTf?
Or J. U* KBin^fseq?
jan C tf
re;
Public Sale*^
T. MT Man! Lewis )
vs I:
John Cbartranqi j'
Virtue 9tVii\$9$Wm tied in thia
case, I Will sell on tt&lr%f Vonday In Asm
pril next, the following tract of land at the
risk of tile firmer puchaser.
* All that plantation aiUasted oil tie north
east aide of k'dUto RJror in the Canary of
Oranjeb?fg, co?buninjtr W>^? more or
i, bel?g part of the Motto tend, bownded
by land of tin.Batata ef Jf> Byr/d,Gnarg*
and Samuel RyHl and Dr. O. & <Ht and by
the 3. C Railroad.
Terms?One half each, balance payable In
one and two years, secured bj
mortgage, with interest' freut
Purchaser to pay for papers,
recording CJ BVOtVU
' Mar 0?id
?3-4, 7-4 and 8-4. Address, Si
particulars P. *T. K
nar 10--2t
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Chaxhsten,
eaosi
The Celebr ated F^lixeiu
FOR BALt ?t
jWilcet, <*lt>t>* ?fc ??>.?
*n?*bnTaaav Antf DkALsr* In Ovaxoe,
l-ldlty St., Srtvonnak, Gn.
151 &t* 4k?y, Cknritstovi S. C.
Fot fnHhet ifcfortaaiitra apnir r
as above for Almanac for 1872.
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B?LL, 8COVTtL & PihE,
A rents at Ooeagehwrg, B.C.
wee tea