Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8Al<BM^riMW 1872. ts must Ms?tUP Thursday KK^ l^flffiU^flasso anuouuefl D. A. 3&pRMt J^tC\^d]aWrVr Sheriff at tin 3p|>Election and oblige his many friends in ?SFfraMttswH J<?i? T . . fork. HIE NEWS HAS THE LAUGEST ^C|||t;ULATION IN THE COUNTY ?? .i t-!? ?j?J,Fehlor Meyers, Esq.; is in towu. S;?<* a4 aoeiririv > < The South Carolina Huilroud will ' ?Hon all persons living in Ciiarlcaton ^WTaRrog the line to JJrauchville and %;Vrs^>tQi Columbia to attend the Or engeburg tournament Fur one fare. ?*aa ir i? ?i , AcciUKNT.? Yesterday morning Mrs Riley and Miss Wanuamakor were * thrown from their buggy in consequence ^faf Jthsir sale taking a too hasty start, fctjd were somewhat, but we are glad to es* sot seriously injuired. ? j'Oor!! At our fourth page. We shall henceforth have reading glat ter on every pnge in order that our journal may be ns groat a favorite with edvettise* as it already is with our rea ders. s* ?*sWl 3?t,lrtl?y b?ft, Mr. .Julian A. Sel \>J of the Columbia Pliirni . was robbed of a gold watch and chain, $700 in money, and some valuable papers, in a sleeping car near Baltimore ? Exthunyc We would like to see anybody able to rob an Orangrburg editor of S7U0. ^ ^i^artics owing taxes up ?n real estate for the years 18GS. (',:?. 70, and 71. will *io Well to attend to the payment vt .the same previous to the 1st Monday in .Ttirto. as at that time the Vounty Treasurer will su!l nil delinquent Hz lands, giving, titles in fee si" nie, tliun. precluding the possibility of re demption. -.?? AU Arties interested may examine the County Auditor's books relative to v any laud* that may be delinquent, be i'YwecM tho.hours of ? A. M. and 12 M. stach d ty, tas?ll?e other atterooon, in Mr Kirk . s. Jlvbinsou'.s bookstore, wc had the plcns Uteof, soeing Mr. J. K. White operate Upon a Singer Sewing Machine Ab a Consequence w. have decided not to buy esc of those ma.diiucs. We are a raid ef them We wouldn't have one of <lii ni iu the house for any eonsidrr.il ion. *0f course the doueed thing* can sing, or they wouldn't be culled Singers?any body might know that. Hut that isn't *?*:fhe w0t.st?they do anything with a Veodle that u woman can, and about 750 ? ?T things that she can't. They ruu und ^they baste, and they fell, aud they heui, ? *. and they ruffle, and they gore, nud we firmly believe they shoot pistols and things and do just whatever happens to oocur to their balatice wheels. We are confidcut that they talk as well as any te> j^ody. We efearl tvy to keep clear of j^. that machine herealtcr, for we believe "the next time it sees us it will sav "How s*w tT J - d'ye Major! Pleasant day isn't it ? m Jly the way, Major, do givo me a lo bs! !" No, no,?we shall walk shy of ssN Kith'a until that machine is either sold or goes into a detlino. f^"-" *~?>-l- immm i?rn ii ? 1 an* Dr. Olivebos is ono of the moat * "faluoua drueeera evar known ?.<? th-ince ? ? -"borg. Asa result of bis ski.ful manip ulations calomel and j dap, salts, senna end other well known aud fearful medi ? ? ? cine? bave lott their potent, disgusting set.. ... i. terrors and havo become favorite artt vcks df ditti will: persons of the daintiest appetites. Assafiootida, under his treat. incut, has become a delightful substitute ? far Xubiu's choicest extracts, aud castor ' "oil is fast suporsoding everything else ss * .v** dressing for chickon salad. Qui?ine of his preparation is uow used to sweet en tea und coffeo and is said to make ? Excellent candy when thoroughly bo.hd rhubarb and molasses. We haveut *lT?Vi*)d it ourscl"cs but aro willing to take the doctor's word for it?if hu ever gives ? ; it. It fact wc may wy we prefer the ': ll/etor's word. But, joking aside, it is really a com fjb^todovk at that uice row ol h ue but ^lcs?those great big feilt w* in the roar to t ink ybli can be tiA us hfig no ycu With, lud bn-o in no danger of not having as much und as many sorts of medicine us any rea sonable man ought to require?ail of the very choicest und purest kinds and' [ire pared by the most ccle' rated ohe^ihfrs of tho d?y It! fhet, as we haV6 already said, the Doctor Is one of tin far-more* cute-isls of u|l ?he pharmaceutists yf modern times. (If that last pun hurts, rubin Arnica liniment.) 11 you have any doubt on any of these points, try a glass of his so 'a water. George H. Corneuson.?Oue of the best evidences of the increased coinuier einl prosperity of our boautiful town is the increase in the uumbor ol buildings devoted to the purposes oi trade. But perhaps a more positive and datisfaetory proof of the rapid growth of Oraitgo burg in that respect is to bo found in the tuet that several of our leading mer chants have becu obliged to iuerease their stocks of goods to proportion** which, a few years ago, would have in sured their bankruptcy in a single sea son, but which arc now barely sufficient to supply the immense and varied wants of b-'ih town and couutry customers. To suit these growing wants not only must a stock iu trade be much larger that, heretofore, but it must embrace a great er variety of articles, and those of a fair better quality, than has ever before been the Case. And while nil this proves the prosperity of the merchant, it is proof also ol the increased prosperity ami well being of the farmer, who is. indeed, the corncr-etone of all perma nent commercial ?UcecsS in an agricultu ral commuuity. These views were brought home to ns recently with pecu liar emphasis by a visit to the store, and an examination of the immense stock of fronds of one of the leading business houses of this plaCC~thut of Mr Ceo. (I..Cornulsou. Thin gentleman ev dent- J ly believes not only in himself hut in Otungcburg. lie bus now ,.u hand one I ol the largc.-t, most varied aud best so J lecled assortments of merchandise we i evt-r naw in a country st?r?-. To pur j t. Ii use this large stock Mr. C. went, j We are informed, directly to hcadqu.tr j ?crs in New York, aud there, by making heavy purchases nt one time, and by meniis of his lhor< ugh acquaintance with the market, Wn? enabled to buy nt fig ures which enable bi n to offer articles \ in bis line at unusually h-w prices. u'e j recommend our nuders to cull und es ItUliUti fur themselves. The Invalid?A Pen Picture. I ?See her pallid countenance, but a short time ago the picture of ruddy health, the envy ol the. school and the. pride of the household. She was always welcomed by lur school.nates, for her lithe form and pi caring disposition car ried cheerfulness into their ranks I'iligciit, punctual und exemplary, obe dient and graceful ut home, she won the hearts ol all. Hut alas, we are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks and ru Idy lips are blanched by Consumption. The voice once so enchanting in laug^i ami song is \ feeble, husky and supplanted by a hol j low cough. Let us approach her couch I gently aud take her hand. Do not j sbudder because of ths. fe ;blo and pis siouless grasp. The hand once so hearty aud p'ump is emaciated, and shows bony outlines, while the cords and tortm-us veins are plainly mapped upon the sur ! face. The pulse that bounded with j repletion, carrying vigor to the whole system and imparting life, beauty, vivac ity health aud strength, i? delicate to the touch, 'i ho feeblo heart cannot propel tiie thin, scanty blood with force iU?? nil ut.! Minie yet t'l nor teens; Companions nud friends gather around with words of cheer aud consolation, and depart with moistened eyes and eilent Steps. Must we lose heri' No! thero is a n-li i'. We can stay this destroyer of our happiness, and not suffer the loss of so blight u gem. Something moro is required now than dietary utid hygienic observance, for nature culls for aid and she shall have it. Take this pleasant medicine. It is invigorating. How it allays the irritable cough, improves the appetite and digestion, aud sends a healthy tingle through the frame ! The blood is onr ched, nervous furco iucrea.sed aud the hoirt bounds with a new im pulse. Se her face bnghteu by degrees. Tho color is returning, her voice it get ting clearer, und pleasant words are spoken. Tho strength falters yet, buti? gaining. Let us take her out in the warm sunshine, lu u short timo she will h i ab e to go without our aid, a cheerful girl This de.ightful mediciue murtt. be vio i blessed It is restoring heuhh to uUr loved one. Shu is out erg ing from her bicktiess .-wceter aud nobler than before, aud Dr. Pi rce's Gcldeu "Medical iJiseovcry must ha'vrrthe credit drujrmsts everywhere. ?, ? ot oa The Latest Swindle.?Certain nttrr*" TCT * CT* . Buuctiuiouioua thurlitfcus would lain per* tiUude the world that diffusive stimulunU have no mediciiul valuet aud that dete.s i.iblo slop.*, Cuiiipoai'd of g?*'p~u,K ar'd und drastic purgatives, nie better touic*| than the finest vegetable ingredients combined with the pu. tat and mellow**! products of the still. But this turt of thiu- won't go down . The stomach of our common sense rejects it, as the phy* fical stomach of every tuan with on uudej ruved palute rejects, with loathing utid ubhunence, the tiuuseous abomina* tum?; '-treu troin alcohol," which Hum bu,:s are trying to thrust down the throats oi' Temperance Invalids under the pretense that the filth will do them good '. it is not likely that, while Plan l??ou Bitters, the Standard Tonic of America, is anywhore uoocasiblo, <uch sickening frauds cau make much head, way, but it ia as well to put the public ott their guard against them. Venetian Blinds.?No invention was ever 10 important to the people of| hot climates aa the Venetian blind. Ad niitting the nirand a shaded light, while j keeping out the heat and glare, they are absolutely essential to comfort in this country. If the hom.es of any of our rca j dors are destitute of these valuable con trivances, they should at once, before | the hot weather sots in, send their orders to Mr P. P. Toale, No. L'O Hayi.c street, Charleston.; S. C, ntanuraotisVer and dealer in floors, sashes, blinds, ba lusters, mouldings. &.C.. &c. COMMERCIAL. MAIt It KT II E PO K TS. Orrk;k or tiik OK.\vni:nrnn Nr.ws, April 27, l?72. C?TTOX?Sal?s during tbo iv'?ek 22 bales. We quote : Ordinary.IP $ Low Middling.-Oft?) Middling.-2\ (t RotftMl UlOE.Sl.Oo (?cr u.i.-!h-1 l.toati.S 'JJ per bushel. Cow Vwah. Hj per busbvl. 1'!.n|i?:r?.. U25 per bushel. Notice of Dismissal. VjOTKK !S HEREBY GIVEN THAT I [^| will on tlie ?th day ot May iimi file my final nccount with the Hon ruble Judge of Probate for Ornng^burg Omtnty. :^ Admistrator of .i.K'ob Rifey, art 1 f:sl> for Letters of Dismissal. 0. n. R1LET. mar il?-?Ii Admin tat rotor. E. EZEKIEL lIusdXST OI'EN'IH) ? LA4U& und PINK STOCK of JEWELEY of the LATEST STYLES nod PAT TERNS. An uuusuul opportunity for ? sclect'on. A complete asjtoetntant of JEWEL!tY. ! STUDS snd llUfTONS. Engagement 13 k Plain Wedding. Friendship and Seal 11 in^h. WATCH CHAINS. LOCKETS, CHARMS, Btd ? ? Elegant sets of .... BROOCHES and EAR RINGS. English, Swiss and Ainericau WATCHES, 1 G?ll und Silvtr?every WATCH warranted. ; AMKRPAN CLOCKS of every daserip. tion. SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES to suit ?tli Ages. Masonic, Odd Fellows and Sons of Tonj pemnco UADGES. JtLPAlRING Promptly and Well DONE at ?. r.zi;Kir.c.\s, SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH, mar 23 0 ij fQ OF AMERICA. ? SOUTHERN / No. 8 N. Charles Sired, BALTIMORE. MD. a/jpansJSi and Zeeatacf e~.fi"h to J\rr*ri*f young, and o?iddle qtfyed &?cn TO tSCOH3 TMJ0S0C9M (Practical Accountants Art* OVER 2500 YOUNG AfEN nest ntjt SOUTHER^ STATES a*? cradl'atp.d si tki, issrrrvjiOK tit Immdimf ba.VjCS a.Vi) fCSWESS JVOVS?S ?/ , Tff&K&'ARE SO VAt\*TIO.\S. SdUeuii emu j enter Mt auy turn*. SdmtimJ MMdmml htatruttUn and ?wf*st tumrmu- ; U.d. Stud/tr C+Umt* D(X*m*nii aJutx^UnJU Sftei wow */J\w<immtki*. SitU11 tmmPmtUft SSutm-lt. AjdPmu mil CemmunUaeieu: t? m M. SAXiZXtSt, tv-el tto? 11 THE BEST To be FOUND intorfffWk can Sow be'^fe^al' tie1 ttpLT^AR ONEf PRICE HOUSE of . GEO. H. C?RNELSON. Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we huvc made EXTRA PREPA RATIONS for a large SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE And can now show a FULL LINE of GOODS in all the DEPARTMENTS. Our &R ESS GOODS Department is niied with to** hkXT *nd. CHOICEST G'OODS'in the MARK BT, including FULL LINES of PRINTS In CASSIMKRE8. LINENS, COTTQNAPSS, .JEANS. TWEEDS, CHECKS aud HOMESPUNS wc have the Largest Assortment ever seen iu this Town. Also a choice and larire selection of n.VTS, BOOTS andSrlOES, HARNESS I and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS,'with a full assorted atock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. ?Our-,STOCK uf READY MADE CLOTHING aud GENTS FURNISHING GOODS stands unexcelled both in style and price. Thanking you lor the puronago bestowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving full value lor the money and hope therefore to see you soon at my store. apl 27 . GEO. U. CORNELSON. A Benefit to the Public! I A Benefit to the Public!! j A Benefit to the Public!!! I DON'T FAIL to COME to the GRAND TOURN A M ENT. and while in ! Town don't M ISS to call and EXAMINE the Magnificent and Vuried Assort j tnent of NOVELTIES and Stylish SPRING GOODS to be found at (he Popu I ar Establishment of m KOHN & BROTHER'S I * Win rn La dien and Misses can find all of the following articles to form a FASH ? ION A KLE SPRING and SUMMER OUTFJT. - SILKS. ROUND HATS, GAITERS, Dress Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, !'if j lies Paranoia, Lace.*, White Gnodal Glovca, ? Embroideries, Linen < iood*, Co.sefa, Under Wear, Ac . .Ve., Ac . Ac.. &C, &C. AIn. v.b. iv GENTLEMEN aud LADS fan ftud in STYLES to suit tb eir taste .as follows: . Ker .ly made Clothing, Huts, Hosiery, <'???sin.ert ??. Boots, Handkerchiefs, (??.ti..nad.-. Gaiters, Gloves, Linens. Neck Wear, Braces, Shirts, CoHutp, Under Wear, Ac. We GUARANTEE that our STOCK in PRICK, is tie LOWEST tobe found ; in the State of South Caroliua. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. r.pj ft k lj BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS ! J. MNAMARAS He has just opened a SELECT S OCK, comprising till tho LATEST . STYLES of DRESS OODS. such as Japanese, CWde Poplius, Dolly Verden j Silk bJrochc. Gran tdines and Silk Strip?}. Spra^uc and Paoitio Lawns. French, j Colored ai d Linen Lawns, Dress Linens, Piques and Siik Leno. a speciality at 7 I vaids to SJ. Also some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English Casnirnere', Coatings, Cloths, black Cussiineres, Tweeds, Cottonades. Jeans and Linen Drills, lie h;ts also a largo supply of Brown and Blue Shirtiuy.?, Tickings, Stripes. Dem 1 ins. Ac SHOES of every description, among them a nice lot of Ladies Gaiters. Ready-made Clothing, Hals. Ac., and a very General Stock of Groceries, Hard ware. A'e , all of which will be sold Low Down for Cash. Thanking the public fur their kind patronage, I solicit a continuation of the same. J McN'AMARA. apl 2<> c ly SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC ii STATIONERY. f '.-? "t "< ' v ? at AVA y*< on* iia 3d M THE ENGINE LOITSE. Trttf celebrated PEN LETTER DOUK f?r Cnpyiug Letiers?used without a Press? every business man slioulil have our. Anything in nty Hnc n?il or. band ran he ?rdeved in? short Ihne. KHC 14 HOIlIt.SO.f. jun f? e ly 6tjll TRIUMPHANT! i? it i: ill i i .ii h . GOLD aud SILVEIt MUD4LS nnd diplo MA awarlel to SINGER SEWLVU MACHINE at Savannah Fair,' November, lbT 1. first PREMIUM at Atlanta Fair. October, 1871. for BEST FAMILY MACHINE. FI1EMIL M at Ibe Macen F^ir October. 1*71, for FAMILY MACHINE, with best and meat u&.Tul attachment? FIRST premium at Thomasvillo. Novem her 2, 1871, for hen FAMILY MACHINE. GOLD MEDAL nnd THREE SILVER ME abb nttarded the SINGER St the Augusta Fair, Novem ber. 1371. Examine the celebrated* StNOER "NEW FAMILY" sewtsg r.iACEiNi:?the best machine in the world. 0. d. hawley. General Agent far South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. J. K. WHITE. Agent for Orungtthurg County. Looul Agents in nearly every county in South Carolina. Wir 28 e If LOOK FOR THE RED COFFEE POT! HOME MADE Tt!* :WA HIE OF THE BEST QUALITY AND OF EVERY DE SC It I FT ION?W ARR A NTED. .ALSO Cakes and Confectionariea ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALS AT STOKE OF THE RJ2D COFFLE FOT, NEXT TO PI 1? tt . I . MUil ifUUi O OT.D STAND. B. E. Hi PEARSON. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c, p. P. TO ALE, MAnnfnertaror and Donler, No. 20 Hayna Street and florlbeek s Wb-.rf, CHARLESTON, S. C. pair This ja the Largest and most Com plete Factory of the kind in the Southern States, end ait articles m this Uae can be fuMisbod hy Mr. 1". P. To it* at prices which defy competition. t?f A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sues of Doors Sasheeand Blinds, and the prices of each, will be sent free and treat Paid, o? applicatiod to . CHARLESTON S. C. jnly 15 "cc tt JSPRING OPENING* AT -wmxjrjL? v > nrtts*sme T. C?RlMiUi!S J t.9df II* wl a Large ?od sKLEcr stock oi**m #?* ?.mit? ^4??*^ n ^s-t SPRING AND SUMMER OOODfi W'blch will bo SOLD at EXTREMELY LOW P^JWfcjf, ??1^ Vi? dress GOODS. I long-CLOXH?? AfiHy^^rv WfesreJ aad Plain MCSLINS. Tabl? und SbirtiueXlREN^ * lawns. cambrics andNANSOOKS, | cassimeres. C?WY.f ?S ? * PIQULS of every Pattern and Price. I kentucky JMUW'**' *t Good Style calicoes. clothing .-md .hats, of the Latost Piquoaad Dres* trimmings. Style*, m) ?/ I hosiery, gloves, NOTION8, &c. | Also rfi Lb* ?*a> wl SPECIAL attention called tm the Large Stock of Udi/oe and, li*Utf - boqt$.a?4 shoes* Saddlery, hahness, hardware, groceries, wl*fiSs, iuquor*. 4.2. HUSSFLL ST. ORAXOB?Mfiifa apl SO lye m otsVaf .1 COMPETITION AT IN DRY GOODS, SHOES HATS AND GROCERIES. .jit ! m I i Bi GOODS DELIVERED as ?SDaV-?* BACON, BACON! BACON! 3009 Ponnda C B. SIDES, 2500 Pounds SHOULDERS. 1000 Pounds HAMS, 1000 Pounds STRIPS. FLOUR I FLOUR t! FLOUR!:? A Choice liOt of this article arriving and in Store. Ju?l received a Choice Lot of TAYLOR'S PREPARED UMI, to which we Call attention. T 1 *t **sVrt1 at ft m All of tho ABOVE GOODS arc offered at LOWER PlflCES than can bo purchased at arty other House in Orangeburg. Our STOCK ?f GROCERIES are renewed Weekly frem the Chassttk^ltftr kets, therclorc we guatautcc not only CHEAPNESS but FRESHNfcSE"' T. A. JEFFORDS & COt.": mar7' c ? <? . ? ~: .? ;5fta a/. (('an you sffurd to leave youf Homestead uninsured ?}' INSURANCE AGENCY. sA m m* q?< 'I FIRE iisrsxjnANC"K? LIVERPOOL, LONDON ? GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPA&f? Capital 820.000,000 Om.n\ ' (Tbh? solid English Company paid over three million D?ll?ri at Chisgo Tire) lifts i:tfsTm.a.is-c&. PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital $2.300,000. : 4 six a ?.? ? ? ' \ n t^J[| bai The leading Southern Co.:r.panv?all South Carolina Premiums invented is South CaroliaS. JAS. II. FOWLKSi?Q?I, At Citisens' Saring Bs?b. -O ? ? : ;^lti I.r? FOIt SALE.?100 ACRES LAND on DeUcvillj Koad. IJ rnile?. from the Coarl Houne. (50 acrei Cleared and .'?0 Woodland.) Al?o 10,000 BRICKS for a tie. Apply to jas. H. I'oytles. mir 21 e * ' ' |a? - m -- - ? SEED POTATOES! SEED OATS!! EARLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SEED OATS. ONION SETS, TURNIP and CABBAGE SEED Also WHITE BEANS for ORDERS RECEIVED for 51 APES' SUPERPHOSPHATE, d Ferlillkers Composed, mostly of THg. second only to Peruvian Goano. Alt.if??r PERUVIAN GUANO and GUANA^E GUANO. JOtl^Sr .A.. HA]\liLTON, MAltrtET street. Agmt for FlliE and LIFE iXSl'teAXCE, j?h V> c nutrnns ..(?w rsooate _-'jsm mtifi-nssr isiVsi ?sMiaSssasssifcjssI T _ THE STEAMER HA^ COMBI And all of", f sTrnTTTCI) NEW G isvss O! ?|ti{ rT o: *> tb sr?ss ?*' juw./Ia r( iiw ad rjarffl *)>Uj J7*d I *;:w/r*i?a?K AVE ? ARRITED Sim bets ?~J:K*Ti no 7'.'*:tx ? ?a?'?t HURRAH for t^AJl. CaR al i-tf<f-?tiv>? ?i? rra ^ D . L O ?' f^^ Cni own i di AT THE CORNER, And loot al the Diy OOOtfS, GROCERtES Ac ' t>: L.??is, dcclc-1? - At THE CORlf?.