The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 01, 1872, Image 5
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1872.
All Advertisements most
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
Mb. Emtob,?Please announce QEO. W.
BAXTER, from the Fork or Edisto. as a
candidate for tko Lower House of the Gene
ral Assembly, at the next Election and
oblige . MANY VOTERS.
: iJtWttl H t{
:t ... fctii/< i >. ... 1 . l _
la- 3 I FOR ?RERIFF.
u' ?The ?Unteres friends.of tlie lion. Til A I).
'tjT'itlNDREWB, our present' efficient Judge
*>t ProOatc, announco him as a CANDIDATE
Uf.'.fliYkjUFF of Orauguburg County, for
?tke next Term.
5v>*t:.u O ? If NUMEROUS* FRIENDS.
May 10. 1872.?" 1?td.
ANXODXCEMKXT.
MR EDITOR?Please .announce D. A.
PORTER aa a Candidate for Sheriff at the
nett Election nnd oblige his many friends in
the FORK.
FOR SHERIFF.
Many friendi of II?rpin Riggs Kaq., the
prurient Sheriff, announce him as a candi
date for rt-eleetion.
FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
THE NEWS HAS THE LAUG EST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
Tv.mvkham k.?Tho membership of
our Division of Sons of Temperance is
increasing rapidly. The time of meet
ing has been changed from Thursday to
Monday evening.
The SOLt'OITOKsniP.?We arc in
formed that the pro tempore appoint
moot of Thompson H. Cooko Esq., to
the' Solicltorship has been enlarged so
that he is now Solicitor for the entire
Oirsuit?Charleston, as well as Orange
burg County.
Wie Gkiit's, Hkiui Strauss??We
nrc glad to sec that our Iricnd Mr
Jr*eph Strauss 1ms returned to good old
Oratigeburg. We arc also glad tc learn
that Mr. Strauss will soon erect a steam
uitll (on the north of Russell Street near
Cannon's Hotel.) for the bulliug and
p.dish in?: of rice. We hope the market
price of rice will come down in conse
quence. Viel glucck, Herr Strauss !
Suudkn DEATHS.?Two very sudden
deaths have occurred in this County
within the past weok. Mr. Newton
Redmond, who lives near Bhtckvillo,
was sick but two days, and Dr. A. C.
Hurley, of Rurnwcll, died suddenly of
inflammation of the throat, nud but a
few hours previous to his death, seemed
iu excellent health. These geutlcmcu
were highly esteemed and useful citizens
and members of the Masonic fraternity.
?/iarmcell Sentinel.
l^TDrJ Harloy was a native of this place
and a brother of our fellow townsman J.
P. Hurley Esq. The family have our
earnest'sympathy in their affliction.
The second annual meeting of the
"Orangoburg County Biblo Society"
will be held next Sabbath, iu the Bap
tist chutch, at 8 o'clock. The public
generally are invited to attend.
order of exercises.
Piayer.
Hymn.
Reading minutes of last meeting.
Secretary's report.
Reading the Constitution.
-r-? ..* -?-_i ??. ?.
a hymn.
Election of officers, and new business.
Add re s.
Hymn.
Prayer.
Doxolo<;y and Benediction.
Lively Times at Lewiovii.le ?
Lawisville is a lively place. Since its
incorporation it is putting on airs and
seems determined to make n noise in
the world. Well, it has a right to, for
after our owu Oruugcburg it is the most
flourishing place on the Railroad be
tween Charleston and Columbia.
Last Wednesday, TrialJusticu Meyers
luld ? Court there, which was very
iargely attended. The case submit
ted to the consideration of lite Honor
and a jury was one against Mr. Rufus
Kleckly for violating .the Lfccuse law
by oaryiug on tire business of a itierciian
di/.o broker without having paid the
required fee Nine witnesses weru ex
jimlnod fnr ?1ia nnawutum which Was
represented by Mr. George W. Sturgeon.
I'|/On the close of tho tvidenco for the
Pfsfe, Mr. Kuowlton, nun?ed f>r dc
fendant, moved lhat tho caso be dis
missed on the ground that no violation
of tho law had been provon. Iiis Hon
or granted the motion and the defend
ant wus discharged.
After the adjournment of Court, an
impromptu meeting was held at the
depot platform where tho following
speakers wore culled upon and addressed
the large aud attentive audience; J.
Felder Meyers, Fuller Prickelt, Augus
tus B. Knowlton, James L. Jamison,
George VY. Si4irgco.i, Rev. Mr.
Torrance, Adum C. Williams, .Ja hum
J. Mitchell, and George E. W ha ley.
Mr. Wl a ley would probably desire us
to say ihut his remarks were entirely
non- partisan ; aud so we do say. The
rest of the speoches however were earn
estly Republican in thuir eh iracier.
A Rki'UBLICAN Mass Meeting was
held at the Club House lust Saturday,
and attended by representatives from al
most every part of the County. Mr.
James J, Mitchell was appointed Chair
man and Mr. F. R. McKiuluy, Scorcta
ry. Addresses wero made by Messrs.
Joseph A. Keller, James L. Jamison,
Fruuk R. MeKinlay, J. Felder Meyers,
John H. Phillips, Jutucs Wecks, II.
Rigge, Rulph Crawford, Rusael W.
Wilson, Adam C. Williams, Christian
('a Id well and Charles Greene.
Resolutions were adopted to the efTect
lhat the party should support only tho->c
who hud been faithful to it in the dark
days of the past. Wo would give them
in full had we been furnished with a
copy.
Some of the speakers objected to the
early opening of tho cumpuign, but tho
general feeling seemed to le the other
way.
Orangeburg is sound for Grant be
youd the shadow of a doubt.
At a mass meeting of Republican
citizens held at Club House, St. Mat
thews, on Saturday May 25th 1S72. the
following preamble, an 1 resolutions
offered by Mr. Carles H. Green weic
unanimously adopted.
Whereas the Republicans of Orange
bu?"g County are about to enter upon
another campaign, in the beat of which
it is cxpeotcd that much bickering lor
political preferment will occur, atM
Whrrras, it is ubsolulcly essential that
the Republican party should be gov
erned by its wisest counsellors, iu erdor
to defeat its opponents), as well as to
secure harmony, aud render more
available the strength of its own forces.
Therefore Be it Re/olved, That the
Republicans of Onmgcburg County,
consisting chiefly of poor working men,
will do all in their power for the eleva
tion of only such men as those who
clung to the party iu its dark and
gloomy days. Resolved, That we' re
cognize the claims of those who enlighten
ed us when there seemed uo hope for
our race. Resolved, That this pre
amble and Resolutions bo published iu
the Oua.noKin:ro. News.
Signed.
CHRISTIAN CALDWELL.
Chairman.
F. R. McK inlay,
Secretary.
Merited Distinction.?Tho well
known Groton Junction, on the great
thoroughfare of the Northern Lines to
Boston, has ceased to be. With u large
und increasing population, proud as well
as prosperous, its citixeus, in mass meet
in assembled, have voted to change the
name of their town to "Ayer"?alter
one of the best known men iu America,
Dr. J. C. Aykr, of Lowell?aud tho
Legislature of Mussuchu.se; Is has en
acted that decision into law. We com
mend their choice, for uot only is the
name short and distinctive but Dr.
Ayer'b Medicines have made it grate
fully kuowu to toe ends of the earth.
Probably no living man has carried re
lief to suoh countless multitudes of the
t?ick as ho, and bis honor, from his
neighbors, tells tho estimation in which
be is held by those who kuow him.?
llrittol Times.
This is too much?little children in
Detroit wear panniers.
-?i i mmm mm i i
A ludy in Culpepcr, Virginia, recent
ly presented her husband with three fine
boys, aud named one after General Lee,
one after General Beourcgard and otic
aller Geuerai Jackson.
A Texas negro murderer, recently
takeu out to be hanged, put (ho rope
around hi? i.e. k and kicked hi mm !'? into
eternity without waiting for tho cere
mony.
Sixteen Years or Success.?In
18".li the now famous Mustang Liniuunl
was lir.it made kuowu to the public by
uu extensive system of advertising. From
that time to the present, the detnaud
for it has been eteudily iucrebsiug uutil
it bus taken the lead of all embrootttions,
lotions, ointments, and other extorual
remedies, imported or domeatia. ovsr
introduced into tlie American market.
In the most celebrated racing and trot
ting stables, in tho establishments of
stage and city car compautes, and io
the Btublea of private geutlemon, it is
the only recognized cure for such
diseases of tho horse as require outward
treatment. Nor is it less valuabb as a
local application for some of the most
d; stressing complants to which man is
subject. Rheumatism, stiffness of the
joints, neuralgia, sore throat, tumors,
wens, eartche, toothache, yield to its
pain subduing, counter-irritant propc ?
tins, and burns, scalds and outs are
healed with iucredible rapidity undor
its operution.
81000 Howard is offered by tho pro
prietor of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for a mcdicino that will equal
it in the oure of Drouchitis, severe
Coughs, and tho early stages of Consump
tion.
Venetian Blinds.?No invention
was ever <o important to the people of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. Ad
mitting the air nnd a shaded light, while
keeping out the heat and glare, they arc
absolutely essential to comfort in this
country. If the houses of any of our rea
ders arc destitute of these valuable con
trivances, they should at once, before
the hot weather sets in, send their orders
to Mr P. P. Toalr, No. 20 Uayne
street, Charleston, 8. 'J, manufacture
and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, ba
lusters, mouldings, &c., &c.
"commercial.
91A It Ii ET It E 1*<> ItTS.
Omca or tiii: OnASORnonn News,
May 81, W2.
COTTON?Sales during the week IS
bales. Wc quote :
Ordinary.21}?
Low Middling.--?}<:?)
Middling.28 mi
Rovuu Hick.$1.65 nor oushel
Cons.$1.01) per bushel.
Cow Pkas. 1.00 per bushel.
I'indkus. 1.75 per bushel.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN
DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, CROCKERY,
C II 1 N A, G L A S S W A R E ,
255 KING STREET,
CIIAltl.ESTOX, So. Ca.
OQy'l'crsotis rcaiding out of the t.'ity, can
have their orders carefully tilled, and all in
formation as to quality and price given.
tipi 20 wee '2m
PHOTOGRAPHS!
s. m. pearson,
ARTIST,
Regs leave to announce to the Public
and his many friends that he will be at
LEWISVILLB, S. C.
after the 30t'j of May for the purpose
of
Taking Pictures,
such as Photographs nnd Ferrotypes.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully,
S. M. PEARSON,
may 4?tf Artist.
jo. w. rtoRiisrso^r,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has REMOVED and
is now LOCATED on
Russell Street over F.
II. W. BRIGGMANN'S
RTOHE tvhnrn lie i? nre.
pared to FIT gentleman
with CLOTHES of the
NEWEST ami most AP
PROVED STYLES.
SATISFACTION guaranteed iu oror? in
stance. d. W. ROBINSON,
?pl 20 Hm
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
p. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Denier,
No. 20 Hayna Street and Rorlbcok's Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
t-^BT" This ia the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Southern
States, and nil article* in this line can l>e
furnished by Mr. P. P. Yoalk at prices which
defy competition.
A pamphlet >HU full nad detailed
list of all siies of Doors Sashes ami Blinds,
and the prices of each, wilt be sent free and
paat Paid, on npplieatiod to
P. P. TOALF,
CHARLESTON. fj C
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BULL. MILL k PIKE,
Making Selection from tlioir Extraordinary Large and Varied Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Both as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in Irawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the beat pnasib'e RATES, which in the OLD RULE con
tinued from its ORGANIZATION?
1842,
Giving au experienceof 30 years in Business.
Economy and Ento-priso, together with tho Energy and gentlemanly deport
ment of all tlurir Assstunts, uro always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 23 e * ly
BUT YOUR GOODS
AT
You can save TUE \ud TROUBLE by doing your SHOPPING with us.
We have the
largest assortmlnt!
newest styles::
and LOWEST PRICES!'.:
NW OPENING
The h.tcst Novelties inDcsirable DRESS GOODS, 20, 25, 30 cts and upwards
Plain and Figured,
Entfall and French Piques,
from 20 to 45 cts.
Our Wkito Goods Department
'Be -
llas been LARGE LT?Q^PIfENISHED and contains every desirable Fabric for
Summer wear.
PARASOLS and Sl'i L M 1511 ELL AS, every Style, lined mid unlined, all the
latest Jfovelties, bier than any other house.
Iu HOOP SKIR1 S, fcjSTLES und CORSETS. &e, wo offer the best shapes
in latest improveithts at prices which defy all competition.
Grand l> spiny of .Mil NEU V GOODS, Trimmed Hats in latest and most Fush
iouables de.sti?ns. j$uull Wares, Notions. The la igest and Cheapest Stock
in < Irangebnj
A very excellent ussorhent of
Ladies Hosiery lud Umlerwear,
Pocket landkcrchiefs, Ribbons, Cloves.
leu's Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Childrens, Mis.?es and Ladies Gaiteas. &e, Ac, Ac.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
may 27 k ly
LA1GE OPENING
OF
TllE BEST
STO^K OF GOODS
To be FOUND kite TOWN can now be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PRICE HOUSE of
GEC H. CORNELSON.
Bavin * REPLENISHED our STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA
RATIONS for a largt
SPUING AND SUMMER TRADE
And can now show a ULL LINE of GOODS in ail tho DEPARTMENTS
Our DRESS COOS Department is tilled with the BEST and CHOICEST
GOODS in tho M A R ET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS
In CA SSI M EKE: LINENS, COTTON A DES, JEANS, TWEEDS,
(?HECKS and Ht MBPUNS We have the Largest Assortment ever SCCU in this
Town,
Abo a choice and Ire selection of II ATS. BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
and SADDLES, TRUKS ?ml UMRRELLAS, with a fuH'assortcd stock of
GROCERIES, IIA It W A U E. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of RKDY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS stands unc.xoled both iu style and price.
Thanking you for tp patronage bestowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor
to merit and retain tllsame.by dealing fairly and giving fall value lor the money
and hopo therefore tobe jos ?unu at my store.
apl 27 GEO. II. COR NELSON.
SEED PCTATOES! SEED OATS!!
E MILY tOSK .POTATOES. BLACK SEED OATS.
ONION SETS, TUMP alfJ CABBAGE SEED
Also WHITE BEANS for Baking
Ol OERS RECEIVED
For M.XPKS' gUPUPllnSPIPATK, a Forlilixera Composed mostly of FI8II, rated
socoiot only to PeruviarSuaiio.
AUo for PURUVM OUAljO ami QU AN APE UCANO.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MARKET STREET.
Ar?(. tor FlR\a?,l LIFE INSURANCE.
20 c K
ID. LOTX1S?
TUE
Oldest Merchant in Orangeburg I
HAS ON HAND
A SUPERIOR STOCK
OF
GOODS
fv, 1
AT
VERY LOW PRICES
FOR
CASH! CASH! CASH!
WHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T FORGET TO CALL
AT THE CORNER,
?y 18 D. LOUIS,
WILLIAM T. LIGHTPOOT,
_A.T THE CORNER,
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG, So. Ca.
constantly on iiand
CHOICE DRY GOODS.
a fine SELECTION op
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
chokeJ
FAMILY GROCERIES.
\ I ???
H --.
all grades OV
THE EllSTEST LIQUORS.
&t?T~ The above GOODS with various others too numerous to mention, are guar
antee! not to be surpassed iu quality and price by any bouse in the market.
Cull and examine for yourselves.
WM. LIGIITFOOT,
may 11 dec 2 c *JF ,-v*
(Can you afford to leave your Homestead uninsured?)
INSURANCE AGENCY.
U baa.
'FIRE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE FT RE INSURANCE COMPAKI**
Capital S20.ihiu.O<io Coli?.
(Tins solid Lngiish Company paid over three million Dollar* at Ckiago Fire)
LIKE INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital $2,500,000.
The leading Southern Companv?all South Carolina Premiums invested in South Carolin?.
JAS. II. FOWLE8,AOB^
At Citizens' Saving Bank.1
-o- 1
FOR NAI.E.?100 ACRES LAND on Uclleville Koad. l.J miles from tk? Cadtt
House. (80 acres Cleared and 00 WooJIaud.) i ^ .
Also 10,000 MUCKS for sale. Apply to JAS. H. FOWtdW. ? ' *
mar 115 c <rr-, . .. 1?
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
?dl
J. M'NAMARA'S
He has just opened a SELECT S. OCK, comprising nil tho ItATSST
STYLES of DRESS iOODS, such as Japanese, Chenc Popltus, Dolly Vardoa
Silk Hrochc, Granadines and Silk Stripe, Sprague and Pacific Lawns, French,
Colored nnd Linen Lawns, Dress Linens, Piques and Silk Leno, a speciality at f
yards to $1 Also some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English Casaiasern*,
Coatings, Cloths, black C.tssiiueres, Tweeds, Cottonades, Jeans and Linen DrUh|.
He bus also a larue supply of Brown and Blue Shirtings, Tickings, Stripes, Dent
in'-. Ac. SHOES of every description, among them a nice lot oF Ladies Gaiters.
Ready-made Clothing, Hats. &c., and a very (Jencral Stock of Groceries,'Hard
ware, Ac, all of which will be so'd Low Down for t'ash. ;
Thanking tho public fur their kind patronage, I solicit a continuation of this
same. J. M< N A MARA. ,
npl 20 c ly
NOTICE I
E. EZEKIEL
HAS REMOVED TO TIIK CORNER FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED BY
WM. M. SAIN & CO.
WANTED
1000 lbs HEESWAx
10,000 lbs BAGS,
For which 1 e will give highest CASH
PRICES.
Also highest price paid fur
RICK,
CORN,
WOOL,
and all other
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
wur 4 i f
I ?sea-?
THE
Citizens Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ornngeburg Branch.
Will pnv 7 PER PENT. INTEREST oa
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and G PER CENT, on
SAViNQS DEPOSITS, Compounded 8emi
snnually.
Local Finance ComnoHle?.
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVKR.
Co?. PAUL S. FKLDKR,
C?pt. .1 NO. A. HAMILTON.
JAS. H. FOWLKS,
Assistant Cashier,
ninr 29 jsu cty '
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