The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 15, 1872, Image 5
Dry Details?The provisions of the
liquor law.
They don't say hogs in Indiana;
"crude bacon" is the term.
An organ grinder of Taunton, Mass.,
has a bank account of 910,000.
lebody has discovered that 1,500
HssaMMI
of ?i? alte of 1'ittsburg were once
? TJliMUlmif' r'yrr i1 "Ti lir * m ilrr fitrttr
outh who drinks beer
Mlhef night. - i?aT * fcna
is a cat iii Westport, Conuedt
takes delight in otching
, y\? of Michigan died of? by
barrel last winter, the cold weather
'V-ir commissary supplies,
dog recently followed a
thirteen miles, aud over
at lust. Ilia matter was on board.
a b?y down east so bright
unit her has to look at him
through a piece of smoked glass.
loftico Greelty Bays there will bo no
iuut crop this fall. He says the
'h?ldp^rtAf%dfctuer killed the buds on
{flriMMtdgit ffebt.
?CY? youchango a two dollar bill '!'
t>aid an impecautovu drinker to the bar
tender. 'Yes.5 VYfrH, when I get a two
dollar bill I'll bring it in.'
A great many boxes arc beiug manu
factured in Aikon to ship peaches as
t-oon tts they ripcu. The crop will bo
small.
A little b.u*?y ' bumble bee" drove a
man out of church at Indianapolis, the
other day. by tryiug to gather honey
irom his bald puto.
"Old u?jo is coining upon me rapidly,'"
as flic urchin said when he was stealing
rjupples from an old man's garden, and
suw the owner comiug up, whip in hand.
A Revenue Assessor in Ohio, asking
o the" usual questions, inquired, 'Did your
-3a*ifb have any income last yeur V 'Yes,'
replied the assessed, *ehe had twins?
lutlrgirls.*
What would ynu do if mnmma should
die?' asked a lady of her little three-year
old girl. lWoll, mamma,' was the mel
nuchol^ Tesponsc' 'I s'posc I should
li ne to spank myself.'
A u-an in Kansas lately rode twelve
Viilcs, heing bitten by a rattlesnake, be
fore he could get mcdicsl assistance.
He did it in less than an hour aud.u half
und his life was saved.
?4T wnudrn^, where those clouds arc
going," tdghed Flora, pensively, as she
pointed! with delicate finger, to the
heavy masses that floated in the sky.
"I thiuk thoy arc going to thuudcr,"
suid her brother.
Conversation between ioquir ng stran
ger nndsteamboat pilot: "That is Black
Mountain 7" Yes, sir. highest mountain
aiout Lako GsosgeJ' "Any titory or
legcud connected with that mountain?*'
"Lqtsof'cm. Two lovers went up that
mountain once, and ucver came back
ggft^u ?" /'Indeed ? What became of
them?"' "Went dowu the other side."
A romantic marriage occurred at
Cleveland, Ohio, last week, the parties to
which had never secu each other until
an hour before the ceremony took place.
This novel affair was brought about by
tlie proprietor of a' tailoring establish
mcnt to whom the woman applied for
work aud who advised her to'marry one
(if the workmen who was matrimonially
ijudinud. Thus the ice was broken; in
tw^my^toibutes they were engaged, and
within one hour from the time the
woman l.ad entered the stotc, the twain
were one.
*>,'
The Portage Lake Mining Gazette
icuui?s iiie ioiiowinr; society conversa
tion], -.Young Gentleman?"The assem
bly jtore this eveing. Miss-, tar ex
ceeds Mr, Van A mien's anticipation."
ty'Uilg ?/#ady-''Hay, w'at yer say '{"
tfauug Gaiultxmnn (voice a key higher i
?"The assembly hero this, evening far
exceeds Mr. Van An den's anticipation."
Young Lady (looking in wondertneut)
?"Wu't yer say?" Young Gentleman
(slightly rullled;?^"There's a d-d
big crowd here to night, Miss-"
Young .^ady (brightening up)?"les
sir-rce-bob, tbore is."
A celebrated Irish farmer gives this
advice to one young in the business:
"Ah ft breeder you must be careful not
te lose the calf flesh. If you do so bv
starving the animal at any time of his
growth you lose the cream?the cover
Utg of ffeeah so much,prized by nil our
yetaii'butchers. Wine re do ull the scrag
gy,.bid-fleshed.beasts- oouto from that
wo see daily in our fuUunxkets, and what
is the cause of thwir scruggitiuas ? U is
hcoause they have beou stinted> and
btarved at sonic period .of .Uieir growth.
W til* calf flesh ,is ouco lost it can neve a
he roguitied. A great do.il ot tallow,
.-nay be got- internally by high feeding,
hut the animal can never again bo made
une that will bo prized* by the great re
tail butcher.
The Washington Star eaye: Col.
W. W. Wardeu, as attorney for Mrs.
An? M. Fita>a?n,^t?-d?T filed ^ the
largest eki
era
for ?375,
for
duriej
flstuto of Mrs. Fitch ugh in Fitirtax
fiOUDty^JTt i twin? m 'iBaxenaworth."
Among the papers filed ia a aafegaard
in the handwriting of General Winfield
a^ewiW^itfli jfrne''ft, IBM, WalcSl
reads as follows: "Mrs. A. M. Fitshngh.
of itavensworth, a lady of great ex
ftaUeaee, oonwaoeed with -the fatniry^oF
aJJa^i-J^JA* vffih Gutoiirpi&h with her
latotly servants, hones and ?pVbpe'fty,<>
placed under the safeguard of the army ."
THE ORANGrEBURG, NEWS
EftlTOB.
- set iw toiatps i?s.- o-?r
C1EOROE BOjLITjEB,
Financial and Bcsikbss Manaoeu.
a..v ?--v--?r-?-1
Official Paper of %Wm Stmte stod
of Or:mRcl>Hrfi; Camnij.
SAT! BHA *\ JL'NB 15,1872.
For President:
Ulysses S. Grant,
Vice President:
Henry Wilson,
or
M ASS A C II US KTTS.
Js it Sol
We are informed that the Citizens'
Savings Bank of this State has recent
ly been cugaged in a speculation, which,
to the ordinary observer, a/ight uypear
to be somewhat ?atsido the limits ef rta
corporate powers?hut which may, per
haps, be as legally sound as it promises
to be pecuniarily brilliant. The Suite,
it seems, bus lately been rather hard up
?"which nobody can deny." Mauey
was wanted aud Treasurer Parker hit
upon the following plan for raising a
supply ai the needful. Notes were
drawn by the Treasurer, iu his official
capacity, pnyaMo wv? day alter date and
bearing interest at t!.e rule of a&ecn
per. ocut per auuutu. These, os-somc of
those, notes were bought by tho Savings
Hank nt the pretty little discount of
twenty per cent from their face value.
A peat operation by which, if the notes
are paid, say a year after date, the 12a nL
rcoeives $llf> fer every risked1?in
other words, a bonus or interest at a> aatv
exceeding forty per cent!
It wotdd seen) from-this?ambcousid
ering the personnel of the Baak direc
torship?that Republicans aro not thu
only ones interested iu the prompt pay
ment of taxes.
The question may suggest itsell to
the Bauk's depositors?farmers, mer
chants and others, who aro pnid only
from four to seven per cent interest on
their deposits?"What will become of
our money should these notes prove
worthless V On which point we aro
obliged to refer them to the Saviuga
Bank for the desired information.
On the 10th of June, 1871, in S*jy?
York City, after his ret urn.' from-Uexna,
Mr. Greeley spoke as follow*:
"Fellow citizens, the Ku Klux are no
myth, although they ahroud themselves
iu darkness. They aro uo Sitting
ghosts; they are u baneful reality.
They have paralyzed the Right of Suf
frage in many ooimhcs throughout the
South, and have curried States that they
ought not to Save carried:"
Mr. Sxeeley. than, paid his passing
rcfpccts to "thieving carpet-buggers"
and continued ::
" Well, then, do you justify the Ku
Klux?' I am asked. Justify them
is what? If they shou'd choose to
catch a hundred or two of these thieves,
place them tenderly astride of rails, and
bear them quietly and peaceably across
the Ohio, 1 should ot course coudeiuu
(ho act us I condemn all violence, but
the tears live iu a very small ouiou that
would water ull my soriows for those*,
(Laughter and applause i Hut they, du
nothing like that ; they don't go lor the
thieving carpet-baggers; but they skulk
around wretched capitis, and drag out
iriolfousivo negroes, to lush ,and tort un
them, merely for standing up)fur.their
rights as men. I'or this, I </o exeuralt
the Ku-Klux. I say they are a disgraco
to Suuthorn chivalry, and they would
be drummed out ot the South if there
were any true chivalry there."
CLOW tliis language is good and true
(save that vre arc witling t > admit thai
there is and always has been some "true
chivalry" at the South?though iu such
a woeJplT assail mitmbj mUoJ*
al do to make any effectual ?
ttyo harrora of Ku kluxisnj.)
IhftjUAtf Mr. Greeley's
South haCnfcised thousands
fee lawyers from a dUtaned^B^pfend
Ku-klux prisoners, the Democratic
press of this section has a 1 coos> without
exception insulted,Tilia^ndJ||oj^^
the Conrt. u^ftQ* otWsf
engaged in the proseoutloi of these
most damnable of all midnight murder
ers, and . in all the broad land of |be
I eager denuiyjiatiop or eron. of. earnest
I reproach has bee a heard from anj Dem
? ocratio source against this abhorred and
abominable or^niAtioift *** spoiled I
Outraged human uaturo has at times
urged the Southern press, to some , ex
press ion upon the subject. Bat what
has been the almost universal character
of these utterances? They have'not
"damned with faint praise"?they have
praised with faint reproach.
Iu the face of all this, we would ask
whether Mr. Oreo ley's 'chivalry' have
found him, or whether he has fouud
them *
Pradtleat ttrant'a Acceptance.
The following is the President's letter
of acceptance of the nomination :
Executivk Mansion.
Washington, D.C., June 10, 1872.
Hon. Thomas Settle, l*rexident of the
National Republican Contention ;
Paul Stroback, Elixka Iittxtrr, C A.
Sergeant and other Vier /^resident* :
Okntlemkn?Your letter of this
date advising mc of tho action of t ho
Couveution held in Philadelphia, Pa.,
eo the 5th and Gth of thin mouth, and
?4* say unaoimox* nomination Sot the
Presidency, has been received, i ac
cept tho nomination, and through you
return my heartfelt thanks to your
constituent fur tili? mmk of tdiei? con
fidence and support. If elected iu No
vember, and protected1 by a Laid Provi
dence with health nnd strength-to per
form the dtities of tho high trust con
fered on me, I promise the Haine liul
aud devotion to the good of the whole
people iu the Juture of my official life
as stiowti iu the past. Experience may
guido mc iu avoidiug the mistakes
inevitable with novices iu all professions
aud in nil occupations.
When relieved from the respousibili
ty ol my present trust by the election
ol a successor, whether it be at the end
of this term or next, 1 Impc to leave to
htm as Executive a oouutry at peace
with ouleide nations, u i.wdil at home
and abroad, and w-itlmur eiuhacsussing
t|uet^ioad to threaten- its future prosperi
ty.
With the expression of a desire to :
sec a speedy healing of all bitterness of i
feeling between sections, parties or {
races of citizens, and the time when the
title of citizen carries with it the pro
tection and privileges to the humblest
that it docs to tho most exulted, I sub
scribe myself,
Very respectfully, your obodicut ser
vant,
(Signed) U. S. GRANT.
English Sentiment on Urecley's
XoJUaiiialliUL
(3rom the Saturday Review, May 11.)
No candidate could be suggested who,
as* president, would be less likely to
cultivate f^eudly relations- wttb king
land. The dislike which Mr. Greeley
expressed a quarter of a century ago by
his subscription in aid ?!' the Irish
rebels has not been iiilrigotud by the
steady adherence of tho English nation
to the Free-trade doctriues which he {
has never- sucoeodod iu-understand ing
A narrow fanatio iu all --political a-ud
commercial question!*, Mr. Greeley has
habitually attributed to oppsiitiiKiv the
worst possible motives. When* Mr.
Wells published the statistical docu
ments which proved thu mischievous
working of tho American tat ill; Mr.
Greeley repeatedly as+M-rtvel- that Mr.
Wells had been bribed with English
gold. It the President hud withdrawn
the claim for consequential damages,
Mr. Greeley would in ull probability
have attributed the concession to similar
motives. An Knglish Mr. Greeley
would> not be re'garded as a serious
politician, though ho might perhaps
be an estimnblc bigot; but in a country
where political power is wiulded by
small. *"-.? i !!?<.- and mechanics, Mr
<'reob>y* !?**? acquired extraordinary in
nuouco by his sympathetic reproduo
tion of their own prejudices.
(Prom the Lon(loa"7*//nM, May ?.)
Wu caii-twot hvho.ve that Mr. Greeley
has any iin^ivc-iaide ojiaueo of being
elected to (he IVesidunoyv hut it by no
rocuns follows that bis nomination ?a-a
candidata makes General Grant's re
election secure The Dcmocr^ttf rv?rty
have held back so far to allow the Ho
??hl I sane to develop^tbeir own quarrels;
[lotet period of the
totoke the fiold,
a in .in us Mr. Adams
ndidate, they^^gMsenrc
for tbemsob^Oi, It is aug
OonflMl flram abmiM d!s
uiles air. i*ish as one means of redeeming
his own popularity; but to aot upon
this suggest ion would be a grievous, if
uW~o ^ fatal, error. If President Grant
seoks to rcstorn u waning popularity, he
must do it by correcting the faults whieh
hare caused it to wane. His gravest
fuult aa a President has been the nomi
nation to Office of persons totally Vu
worthy of-dais 'trust, add unfit to dis
charge the dbtios'assigned to theiu. Iii?
beat friends should advise htm to con
sult the serious side ol (he American
character. Wo greatly misconceive the
people of the. P nit cd State:* if wo are
led by certain superficial appearance* to
suppose' that the mus.Vol thctn have not
; a truly British taste for respectability
and decorum
- _ <j ttmm mum
1 State News.
Mr. John China, of Sumter, is dead.
Bill McLaughlin, a postffiee" robber:
has been arrested. ?t Marion.
A field of cotton eighteen inches
high is reported in Marion country.
The cotton and corn crops in the
neighborhood of Unrow ell ure good.
Marlboro complains that the turpen
tine boxes are all ruuuing over.
Tho Union Tiniest wants a hotel built
at the town of Uuion, immediately.
lleua Washington has been found
guilty of the murder of a child iu Char
leston.
Miss Fannie Reid, daughter of the
late Lemuel Heid, of Abbeville county,
died last Saturday.
The fanners of some of the counties
above - arc troubled with au over tiuppy
of grasshoppers.
Mr. J. J. Britten's dwelling house
and corn orit>r sin miles Kfonvtiutnter,
wa* burned- ku*t Thursday.
34rs. John lt. Wilsen, o> Upper Long
Caue, Abbeville county, died last j
Friday, after a short illn.ss.
James HcC'uslan, F.sq., of Caliioun
Mills. Abbeville county, w:us severely
injured by a fall a few days-ago
W. B Murchison. L.-q.. u prominent
citizen of Greenwood, departed this life
on Friday la'st,vof heart disease
An exhibition 'will be given on the
4th of July, proximo, by the pupils of
Bethlehem Academy, near Greeuwood,
Abbeville county
Men arc lik*; til*) gro it bids wrh ?ro form |
.uiuiv is piludu4vfo4*iu<ition; butjwt when
tint bouei* comes to?seuroh for e>al. h >i oft
on. b is to-puss thmugh iron ere he finds
that which he seeks. And what is tho
eudof all seligious search but a question
of responsibility? Hereafter will this I
conic home to me ?-? as I sow shail I suro- |
ly reap '( If the seed be the down of this
tles, is it certain that iu the shadowy fu
ture thistles shall grow up and cover the
Held ?the pleasant fields of lifo t T us
vaguely underlying all human lives is
hidden this problem of future responsi
bility. The geological strata ot Hie
earth arc not more singular than the strut
of meu's minds. Ktcterually the ground
may be ^reeu or the formation rocky,
but in neither ease is the surface reliable.
There may bo layer upmi layer, no*
dark, now light, uow bard, now soft;
the exterior may be that of au infidel
undaooffcr, with seemingly never a >eri
ouh thought of life, morals uud religion,
while even the man, a reflex of the world-1
opinion, styles b'.titoell 0*84(00410
And yet there is?a*iiieth?ug l>ing* deep
searching out to be a pearl of great
price.
I?IST.! MINT ! I MINT III
j^Losi between Messrs Doyle \ Wiles'
uui il&rpin Kiggs* Carriage and Huggv
Shepaj in-Kuasell Street, in Orangeburg, on
lha "ii ixutU, the sum of Fifty Dollars, most
ly in Five Dollar Hills and a few One and
Two l'ollar Hills. Also three Notes payable
to the undersigned, signed by .lohn Sue;
berry, John Watson and VY. Wslkcr. *pu
raiely. All Piersons are warned sdaiu-t
trading for the -sine. A suitabre reward
will be paid for the recovery of the money
und notes, or eitlu-r.
RANSOM DLAK.NLV.
Enquire at Tost other,
juuc * '<H
Eureka Chapter, No. 13, R. A. SI.
The REGULAR CON VOCATION of the
abpvo CHAPTER will be held oil Friday.
June 21, at 7 o'clock P. M.
TJIKODOKB KOIIN,
juno*8?2tj y;' ' Secrets
NOTICE
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
Ohanoeuuuu Colnty, S. C,
June 5th 1872.
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING lor the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY, approved Sept. 16th, 18tS8, and all
Act? amendatory thereto: Notice in hereby
given that this Otlicc will be open for re
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, from the FIRST DAY of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1*72
All OWNERS, AhENTS; ADMIN font! A*.
TORS, &c., ?f Real Estate are earnestly rk
ouestcd to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE jo order t.e prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the TAX
ROOKS. All persons felling to make their
Ret?.frt* on' or before the 20th day of August,
a Penalty of 50 per Ce?l "will be added t-o
their Assessment.
JAMES VAN TASS Eh,
? County Auditor.
Oraugcburg County,
jnne 8 lit
4 ?Jim Intel rotor*' Not ice.-? ?II
XJL Person? having demands against I lib
Ksi.iic of Col. 1). .1. Rum if. deceased, will
present the same duly 'attested On or before
the 1st day ot August uext, and nil persons
indebted will niiike payment to the under
signed, or to their Attorneys, Messrs Izlar
& Dibble, Orangeburg, S. C.
W. C. WOLFE.
JNO, S. LOW E,
Qualified ,\ dotinistrators.
Orangcburg, June 4th, 1872 ?k?It
1^STATUS XOTICE.?All l?cr
j sons having demands against the r.
t.ito of J. Allen Jefooat. deceased, will pre
sent the suinc, properly attested, to the un
dersigned, or to Messrs. Izlur.V Dibble, At
torneys, Oraugcburg, S. ('. All persons in
debted to suid Estate will make immediate
payiueut to the said Attorneys, or to
SAMUEL W. .IKFCOAT,
Qualified Executor.
June 4th. 1872.?8?4t
Sheriff's Sales.
Ily virtue of sundry Executions >o mir di
rcctcd 1 will sell to the highest bidders, nt
Orangeburg Court Uouse, on the first MON
DAY in July next, for cash*, tire follow
ing property, vii:
At i i?kot former purchaser, all that plan
tation <>r tract of btn<f ?n Sautee Kiver, in
Orangeborg Comity, containing 2?00 acres,
more or less, bounded by hinds of E V Shli
ier. James Felder and J O. Parier. Levied
on as the property of Win. Izavd Rull at ihe
suit of Paul Trojin & Theo Debon, Ex'rs of
Sarah Dehou, dee'd.
ALSO
ftu** rraet ?rf lantf containing ahnot 200
acre*1, ia Si. Matt>ke?s Pfirish in 1<hs- nt
about ?">(> acres, (plats of which may bit seen
ni my office.) Levied on as tiic property of
Oco. I'. h ick at the suit or W. W. Watt.
Sheriff s Office, ) II. RIUOS,
OrangcburgC. II., S. C, > 8. O. C.
jnne 7, 1872. J
june 8 td
NOTICE.
OFFICE Ol SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, )
oranosiicimi oountv, S. c.
May 30th 1*72. j
All persona hstdlng SCHOOL-CLAIMS I
against the Free Scho<d Funds of Orange- ?
burg County?those already audited, as
well ns those not yet presented?will pre
sent them to this office, en or before .Dine
2otb, 1872. The intention of llieabove-no
tice is to uetcrmiiie the outstanding Indebt
edness for services rendered during the
above mentioned time.
B. L CAIN.
School feJeuoiLssioni-r,
june l--3t| ! ^tanga'r.urf:?-:?'., ..?f. C.
~ -KOTIGE.
OFFiOE SCHOOL COMMWS 10*JB R,
Obanokuiho Cnrsw, S
May alst, lt?72.
To TRUSTEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS-in vorions School Districts of the
abotte named Oioonty. In accordance with
iustruationa received from Stale Superinten
dent of Education to the effect that that the
money appropriated for (hp support and
maiutain?ncC of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September ?'!'*. 1S72.
Tvill not be paid until the Collection of the
. next General Tax shall have been made, 1
:, ?...... -.i. :_ . fM.OfiH al
joueo, all the FREE COMMON SCHOOLS
j under your Supervision, except in those
j School Districts which have an unexpend
ed balance of School Funds on hand.
E. I. CAIN,
School Commissioner,
Oimngeburg County. S. C.
june i lit
W. ROBINSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Hits REMOVED and
is new LOCATED on
Rnssoll Street over F.
II. W. DRIQGMANN S
STORE, whore ho.is pre
not ed to KIT gentleman
with CLOTHES of the
NEW EST und most AP
PROVED STYLES.
S \TISFACTION gunrantecd in every in
stance. D. W. ROR1NSON.
apl'2D 8m
I2STATI: jfOTI <!K.?PC UNI
*ijANT to order of Judge of Prohit.', I
I vi)l sell at the Ute resident of .laby Weeks.
: .'r., deceased, at public OUlcry, for cash, on
, Tuesday, the ISth day of June. I *7'2. the pcr<
s.mnl property of the Estate of said deceased,
j consisting in part of Hogs, Cattle, House
hold und Kirchen Furniture, RlavKsmiil.'fl
I Tools. <tc. Persons desiring to purchase
! >? ill please take notice.
, All persons indebted to the said Estate
will m-.ike inimedfate pay men I to the under
signed, and all pcraens-naving'claltns against
I the sinne, are requested to present them
properly attested lo
PATRICK M. CARSON.
Qualified Administrator.
M?' r*7?b, 1872 iun ? I --i
NOTIC
OFFICE OF SCHOOL
Oba
The i?i lent ion of
of SCHOOL T
School Districts
School Trustee* of such DiatricTs is her
culled lo Seutious 29, 49, 50 rod 51, of an
Act entitled "Au Act to amend an Act enti
tled 'An Acl to Establish and Maintain a
System of Frew Common Schools for the
Statu of South Carolin*!* " approved March
Gih, 1871, and especially to Sec. 49 of said
Act.
The following are the Sections in ques
tion: '"'**??*- ? - " '~^t?*?
Section. 29, The County Treasurer shall;}
pay over all money.* by hiiu received, which
shall have been assessed by .virtue of tti/e
vole of uny district fne'efing, as hereinafter
].n.\iili'il for. in the C,only it which such
District is si'uatrd. or. ihe order ol'the Clerk
of the Hoardtof Trustee? q'f, aieid Distridt
countersigned by the Count/ School CommiaV
sioner, to be used for the purpose directed
by the District meeting so held. Said mon
ey shall ho assessed and collect cd at tnctime,
and in the tftohncr that County tax** are
as.<>???*.-d and collected; and if ihe inhabit in is
of any School Duftiic't, at their annual Dia
Irict meetinm, ? shall foil to provido tor the
raising of such tux, then the County School
Commissioner of the County fu which such
District i* sTttfnte?f, pwulffru required to with
hold Irani said DhUrtet that purt of the State
appropriation derived from the revenue of
i he State, and 'o apportion and distribute
the same to the other Dhttrictsof the County
ivhich have coo, plied with the requirements
?>f this Act: frovi. led. That in School Dis'
tricts w here there are leas than one hundred
children between the ages of six and sixteen
the inhabitants may raise such a sunt, per
child, as will be stltficieat to maintain then
Sc heels.
Sac. 49. An annual meeting of eftc"*?
School District shall be held M Hie last
Saturday of June, of each year, at i'2 o'clock
M., ftoficc of the tinve' and pfnee fteing
given by the Clerk tf the' Board of Trustees,
by j.if-iiiv written or printed notitfes in
three public places of the District at least
ten dnyi before the meeting.
Special meetings may be called by the
Hoard of Trustees, or by a majority of the
legal voters >',f the District; r>nfnotice of
such special mooting,, stating tin? p?rrpt?ses
for which it is called, shall be posted in ut
least three public places within the District,
ten days, previous to the time of such mect
ing. And no business shall be noted upon
at any special meeting not specified in said
notice.
Sr.e. f.f). The following persons shall be
entit'ed to voto ut any District meeting,
vix:
All persona possessing the qualification* of
electors, as'defined by the Constitution of
thin Stnte, and who shall be residents of the
District at tbc time of offering to vote at
said meeting.
Sr.e. 51. The inhabitants qualified to vote
at a school meeting, lawfnlly assembled,
shall hard power:
fat. To appoint a Chairman to preside
over said meeting.
?d. To edjeam from time to time.
8d. To choose it Clerk, who shall possess
the qualification of a voter.
4th. To raise by lax, in addition to the
amount apfnriioned by the Stufe to-thoir
nse, an ?h f*.i?rher ?oms of money as they
may deem- proper f*# the support of flublic
?oh>ols, raid sim not to be nmrr thai* Mrreo
dollum fur eTcry ohild in tba District bc
tweon the ages of six and.s'xt.ccn, as ascer
tained by tiro last enumeration, ssid sum t.?<
be collcoted by the County Treasarer. snu*
to be held by him snnjeet to the order ef ihe
Trustees. countersigned by the County
School Commissouer : such sunn of ixmcy to
be used as .-hall be agreed upon ?t live incut -
ing. either for the psy of teachers' salaries,
or to purciiu?e or lease sites for school
houses; tu build, hire urrpurchase such
school houses j td keep them .In repair, und
ttirnish the same with necessary fuel und
appendages ; or to furnish bl ick beard*,
OTtFiae maps, and apparatus fn. ifiust rating
the principh s of science or to discharge any
dcb'<? ?r liubilitica lawfully incurred.
otb. To give such .direction and make
?Mich provisions' an may be deemed necessary
is relation to the aroseeution or defence of
any suit or proceeding in which the District
may be a party.
tlth, Ta anxfltoaiae the Beard ef Tr .stees
to build school* henses. or rei.: tboaauie; to
self any school* house site, or other property
belonging to the District, W-hen the-same
shall no longer be needed for the'as*, ef the
Distyict.
7th. To alter or repeal their proceedings",
from time to time, us occasion way require,
and to do any other business .ontemplated
in this Act.
E. I. CAIN,
School Commissioner,
Orangcburg County, S. C.
june 1 5t
1rjJ4TAT.fi NOTIt-E.-AII l>e*
j sons indebted to the Estate of the late
Col. David Shu]er, will make payment to
the nndersignod at Georges Station, S. C,
or to Messrs Izlar A Dibble, at (iran^eburg,
S. C. All persons having demands will
present them as above, prop'erlv attested:
WILLIAM M. SHULER.
Qualified Executor.
May 'J.S 4t
W arm W eaiiier Mas* ?omt? I
Avn- so' it v? ose ar tub
FISHST, CHOICEST AND MOST Ct
FLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &
AltHIVCn at
IV II. W. BRIGG.MANN'S STORE,
IN
HISSKLL STREET,
rpiIAT CA'N HB FOUND' IS ORANGE?
burg. An inspection will satisfy all.
No trouble to show Gm da. la'addition to
the above i have on hand and forr sale a
number of the
AMERICA?? RrTTO^'-IIOEK
Jfcitf'lI'ltfES.
This machine vnll do in the best possible
man ire r every variety of
FAMILY SEWING
that can be done on uuy machine,*and in
uddiMmrenihrorder? on the edgns. overseams,
and makes beautiful button mil eyelet holes
in all fabrics. This Is "unquestionably far
beyond the capacity of any other machine.
Instruction given, and satisfaction guaran
teed to all purchasing a machine.
F. ?I. W. HRIOOMANN.
May 25 tf
NEW BARBER SHOPl
OVER
CAPT. BRIGG MAN'S STORK.
Where I am prepared to do all WORK in
the above line with neatness and dispatch.
Terms reasonable
JYtllX ROHIXHOX.
ra?j 11 o OU;
>E. EZEKIEL
HAS REMOVED TO THE CORNER FOR
MERLY occurtj? fff ?*?
'^Yrtf rTltWtltifirtlTn 3DBT
10,000 lbs RA08. \
Also highest price paid for
COKN,
und all other ,, -
COtNTB* PlftiJflt'f
^ 4 rstsno
SCHOOL BWMT
MtSIC & STATINE!.*/"'
ALWAYS ON:HA%aV T7S
at tm*
The celebrated PEN EEft'Eflf'BD&K'fer
Copying Letters?usttd without a Press?'
every business man should b%veens. - i
Anything in my line net *t> hand ea* %r
ordered in a short time.
jan o^ e '?>'-- ^5
WILLIAM ft WH1LDBN,
DEALER' IN
WATCHES, JRWEMl*, STfrTOR
WAtfE, CROCKKVtt]1*^ -
CHINA, '4} L A S 8 W A*S Jfc*
*** KING HTBBBTjT ^S<4
CltA'RLESTO\,
Persons residaxrg 6?t of tWtfit/. 'ct
have their ordre? ?wref?Wy ?U?dt, *!Vl-aH in
formation as to qualify anrf pirtee giyett.
?itri7a mJKESy
At the Oltr Stand of
DR. B. Wk. SilVLEB.
H-A8- J?ST RECEIVER A- ires to
ksupplv of
DRH,Q0,
MEDICINES,
f#?. , * * PAINT8V
OILS,
VARNISHES, fco.
A splertd? \prof ST?TONBRY. 'Jf
pERFcSfERY. and S(l\PSIn grWt va
riety. " * '' ?? '' -. -
A ftoe stock of CW^AllS an4XQ|ACCa
And*otic of tlic finest a&sorfffleiif orrTOCitV
ET KNIVES ever offered here at the price.
Prescriptions osrefully*prt Mflfd^Dq**?.<
WFICE HOURS* on the SAjtfkAJH?
FronrW *o- A. M., and 1'iom 4 to & P. M..
dee 2 ???-t ^.,,7 ly
A Want L^F?Supplied
I). D. P.LUME, Artist hn:r' opened a
GALLERY where he ii prApsArd^lo take
DAGOBRBB^JPTdjES,
FERROTYPES,
in & few minutes ut the LOWES
RATES. . ialfioQ
Walk up Ss-tbc 0A*LI$^?*wvr Mfc.?
W. RRlGG?.tSN'S. SljORE, Jf yon want te
obtain s present thst is always appreciated'
^SffiwwjwOTHnr,5-'
Satisfaction gi
1)11. OTil yer<
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES. PA4STSV
OILS and VARNISHES, WINDOW
GLASS and
Just received another tot of the VACU
UM OIL for Greasing anil Preserving Leatk
'?Also the DIAMOND SPECTjfcGL?
scrviug Sight.
Also a SUiuiriorlut <.? CtfTT^IvV, ?ue>>*
?infrMaf'''" ^^?r?iWP
Aisc a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER,
SEEDS.
Also receiving almost monthly 100 tslW
FANCY ARTICLES.
Call and ratisfy yonraetves at the DRUG?
TORE of
DR. OLlYEROfcV
Orangch'nrg.'!?' H., ? C
?nar .10 uov 18 ly
a I ist a e"w
PRKMIVMH.
GOLD and SILVER MEDALS and DIPLO-*
MA awarded to SINGER SEWING
MACHINE at Savannah Fair,;
November, 1871.
FIRST PREMIUM at AtUat*. tsir, QeSeAer,,
1871. for REST FAMILY M\Pj(fKj|.
PREM!''M o? the Macon Fair OitoF%ft Wllt>
for FAMILY MAOHirtffi #ltw**fest'*
and most iMuful attachment* > *?
FIRST PREMIUM *t ? Thoraasvttle. NdtcMw
bcr 2, 1871, .for beWfSBM^l X?T
MACHINE.
C.C-LD MEDAL and THREE SILVER MW
ACS awarded the SINGER at the
AuguHa Fair. Nsvem
Issr, lg7l.
Examine the c4NHMkl SINGER
"NEW JTAmijV
S.'.WINO M \CI1 REST MACHIXP
in the world. -%><**MMft flfil M mummt uM
H 0. BAWLBV, ^
General Ages' for
Soulh'Carolina, Georgia aud Florida.
J. K. WHITE, Agent
for Orangcburg County. ?
Local Agents ^ mesrly every c*Wy |?r
8outh Carolina.
uiur Z6 r