The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 15, 1872, Image 6
^SA^T^^dry^K ift, 1872. '
Ali Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before "Thursday
Noon.
3
AL?XANl>ER WKOVVN, of the Fork of
F.dist ?, in hereby, .announced as a candidate
jfVf Oounty Commissioner by ... ,
?et? ft>:. a l?r.r-,K - a-MA NY FRIENDS.
M ; r - > -r ? ?
Ma. EntfoH?FluuSe announce GEO. W.
YfWti&fefpr laaTjOwSf House of the Gene
?^*"*A|^lbVyf at tno'Utit Election and
?Hfl?*' Many vofERS.
: rW " 1 ' '_<L
nJt'u' mas* ? g ? -
il*a?noH FOB SHERIFF.
??^neSfuJfieirous frie?dB of the Hon. T HAD.
|t^AWPREWfl, our present efficient Judge
Vf Probate, announce him >is a CANDIDATE
^or SHEVUFF of Orangcbtirg County, for
^MrMTariq.
NUMEROUS FRIENDS;
KrlfrlO.^fL-^l?td.
H\ p > 1 ==-~~~~-_^
? A^ivofxcemexT.
1 f KfR ^?ltOK?Please announce d. a.
r^Hf ER* as a Candidate for Sheriff' at. the
faeit Election and oblige his many ft lends ib
the % ?? I FORK.
FOB Nil KU IFF.
Mt'ny 'friends "of nnrpiu Itiggs Esq.. the
{Artesan?' Sheriff, announce him as a cnudi*
dat? for re-election.
friends ,and VOTERS.
THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
We regret to announce the deutl s,
during tire current week, of Mr. John
T. Jennings und Mr. R. W. Wiles.
- null?..---mi? i -
"Thanks to thn Hon. 11oratio C. But
Bn?*r4ir^U U. from Illinois, for a eopy
id^J^^^ch onJtlic tariff, pensious and
bounties.
''EftAllMs^Hj&MiK Road," on our
first^jS^fsli'o^Ii? hare boea oreditcd to
ihtrfu-rs Jhuar^ It is oue of a series
whose author .is, w,o. believe, Geo. W .
"CjjMi^^^ajjfjbc well knuwu essayist and
leetttreYp-andI'editor of lhj-rptr* Weekly.
?- " "Hii v. i " -
, 'i&i,WVv\r\,s Blooms.?Mr. C. J.
r"r.t-poi tas bandedt us t*o fihe cotton
bluoma las* Thursday morning. Who
? cxt 7 And who is to be credited with
tho5 first nmsVnrelon ? Cotton bioouis
*rre ^?*ftoilw\?h in their Way, hut for a
Fctpreibr something else.
1t?a analyses uiude by Drs. Shopard
and Geddings, of Charleston, of the
?oi^i iff^H ^V. L. W. Ri cy's wife
and ehildrcn/njiniltod negatively, as the
doctors style it ; tnut is, there was no
CfiVtj.ij^uud of. any. poison whatever. The
doctors' bills fur the exsininaMo* amount
anMrrxat n?Mion./
to S&dO.
mmt\i
?l tt* . ; ? *"*r ?
,i?>r. i*eter Ruwe, a -wc-H known cit<
t our couutiy and probably ttjo oldest
man in j;heS*afe, wasbttrrad lust Monday
with AtacraicnogOrs, frotnthe New Hope
Chwftfn neu* RowA5'0 V1*"?^ Mr. R?wo
was over l??^yeura of age end hud been
a member ot the. in a so uro fraternity ever
sietoe 18(19. The Rev. Mr. Simmons
preach-d an able and eloquent sermon
W the occasion.
^\frH*?*inhrJ^et*teiitly fteglected to state
in Q?r.last issue that Geo. W. Sturgeon.
Was. arrested on the 3d instant, under a
Mt Based upon an affidavit ot Mr.
tr:nes Yauiussci, charging bim with
prt fiw ii ?- _ ?
having forged a County Commissioners'
; mnter oti the County Treasurer for Sl.'iT.
The "warrant was issued by Trial Justice
Beyers. Tito defendant waived an ex
?.Uttnatiou and was duly committed to
A mass meeting of Republicans was
lierd Ob Friday evening, Yth instant, at
Jerusalem Church in the Edisto Fork ;
*vVm. N. Mount, Chajrnian, and H. B.
Johnson, Secretary. Speeches were
tnftde by the following gentlemen: .1.
A. Keller, J. L. Jamison, A. B. Ktrriwb
loo,-J. Felder M'eyers. T. C. Andrews.
John It. IIumber:, Win. N. Mount.
George BnliVvr, Bctef Walker, Hj Riggs.
C. H. Gn&*rbt. John Holman, Mr.
Turner, and others.
Th? hlltott l*ntr was, M every way, u
sbeccas. The precise figures ham u..?
yet fret n arrivtd at, but the net receipt j
were about ?860. 'fho ladies did won
tiers end dosevve any amount of cred.t
Ibrtlfeir cnterprit?e, skill and persove
fance. . Where all the monoy cmie from,
these hard times, passes our comprchon
?noH, but where, it i,; ?o?i is ::cttlol
/
begond- ? peradtewjgrjj^ Henceforth ]
when anything that ought to bo done
seems as if it absolutely could bot be
done, a call lipon fhtr Indies of the
j|&fttt tJQWUtitlee wljl probably1''proVo
it oau bo done easily. )i
Th'e' tjotripany'will soon reTAirTirtlinnVs
?a3 StO ... Jfit ,
in due form.
t-? - ? mmm~~+?
POLITICAL.?Tho following resolu
tioas were adopted at a meoiiog of dele
gates from the Kdlsto Fork held nt Hoi
man's Cross Roads on the 8th instant:
Rrxolved, That speakers at this ni.-is.
meeting be ullowcd 30 tniuutes.
Resolved^ That the kindest respects of
tho people of the Fork be tendered to
Major Know hon and J. A. Keller for
giving tho only man from the Fork the
privilege to make a few fetnnrks at the
Club Houso, St. Matthew'? Parish.
Resolved, Thut the interests of nil
parties aro at stake and we couusel the
best and wisest.
The poor man, of whatever political
opinion, is uot improved by the gambling
political officers and Wo will Investigate
for ourselves, nnd not to make others
rich through our misfortune. d
We invite all portions of our County,
us thinking Republicans, to unite in
electing good und hottest men, who will
uteist to ecouomise and not defraud the
public.
We republicans of the Fork, declare
its farmers, wc cun not spend time in
publio meetings, and we will hold to the
honest delegates at our polls, and object
to delegates from one precinct acting for
another. Every delcgute must be elec
ted delegate Irom his poll where he
lives, or the united delegates reject him.
Resolved, We are free Republicans,
and what we do must be done iu open
day, in presence of all, and we will fight
nil cliques und caucuses.
We will fearlessly investigate the
career of otir officers and retuiu the good
and reject the bud, if possible.
We Htid in tho Republican party,
black as well hb White galvanized Itc
pubiieuns, whose aim is money and the
ruin of all. Wc will reject them.
And wc Eay to St. Matthews, Orange
burg and the Fork, nnd ?ho County at
large, unite! lliink well and act. uc
corditigly lie no more d> coived b^
gambling politicians, but act slowly and
wisely for ?II.
Honest, true and tried Rcpu'liean
who htood with us iu the days of trouble
aud-darkness wo will support. 13ut the
untried und rotten wc reject.
(Signed.)?John H Phillips, David
Jeuuiugs, Andrew Harrison, Dauiu!
Iiousei, Samuel II ufTu.au, Thomas John
Stull, .January GaiVCIl MuSOS Gui'VUlI,
CsDShr Patterson, Gabriel Cmtuius.
A mass meeting was then held of
which .Mr. I-rtiikiu was elected Presi
dent, Mr. John H. Phillip?, Vice Presi
dent, Mr. W. N. Mount. Secretary, and
Mr. John L. Humbert, Assistant Secre
tary t & Committee of five composed of
John II. Phillips, Alexander Brown,
Aurou Ferguson, Robert Washington
and George W. TSaxter, was then ap
pointed to prepare a programme of
arrangements. Iu pursuance of their
report, the following speakers addressed
the meeting: Augustus B. Kuowlton,
J. A. Keller, Charles II. Greene, Addi
son Haue, dames It. Jamison, H. Kiggs.
- Fredericks, John h. Humbert, H
W. Joyncr, W. L. W. Kiley, W. N.
.Mount. J. P. Mays.
St. Matthkws, June lOj 1872.
Mr. Knowi.ton,
&Vr: I noticed iu your paper where
you st ited that I was a Republican. I
usk you to correct the mistake us I am
u Democrat.
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F. M. PRICK E TT.
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Branchy ili.k, s. c .
Jnt.c 11th, 1872.
Editor Orauffrtbnrrj New*',
Si it?Enclosed I send you a Cotton
bloom, picked on the tilth of Jnne, from
a field ol It) acres of cotton on my farm,
that will average 24 inches high, all
over.
Yours respect fully, eve.,
A.'s. DUKES.
We would advise the merchants of th ?
county to be careful how they buy tobacco
in less<|ii:intitic3 than a whole box, Cudc.
a recent United States |tw, every store
keeper is required to show the original
package in which the tobacco was duly
stamped according to law, liy rulorrin/
lo tho Clr.irlostou piper, they will s v
that tinny pnties h.iv.! b;e. i rep ?rte 1 ?>
persons who have been Kent to spy ?>u:
s parties u* may Itavti bought live or
led or twenty pounds of tobacco without
making the tobacco dealer give the n the
stamped box containing the same Such
parties being ut tho merry of spios have
usually boon found guilty, ulth >u^h they
had uo intention of defraud! nt* the Go>
to pay four huudrcd dollars situ ply because
not wishing a whole box of tooacon for
his little store, he purchased abont'tw/only
pounds *tf^e*U ^tn<3^>ltV=W*W
ouer give him the box that had contain
ed the tobacco, and which had baoti
stamped aeeordiug toJaj^r .j^'flpy com
jg along reported hi n. and he could
only oller iu extenuation that he was
ignorant of tho law, wluoh d id him uo
good whatever, nnd ho had to pay up
the whole amount.? Exchange.
. All people would undoubtedly prefer
a fine head of hair grown upoti their
pwti beads, to being bald, or wearing
false hair ; and it has been tho study of
many ol'.our learned:'tncu to find u rem
edy to restore, tho hair when it has,fall
en out, and renew its color after it
has become gray. Such a remedy has
been found, and is uow offered to tho
world under the name of Hull's Vegeta
ble Sicilian Hair Renewer ; and, to veri
ty this statement, read tho following:
This is to certify that I wus very hi Id ;
iu taut, my head was perfectly smooth ;
und it ip common iu my family to grotv
Laid curly in liio. I havo now used
lour bottles of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
Huir Renewer; and the hair has grown j
out all over uiy head, uud is uow a mitu
ral brown.
BARTLEY CONLON.
Scipio, Jbkninqs Co., Ind.,
May, 28, 1808.
Personally appeared before me Rart
ley Coition, and upou oath, says the
above Stateuicut is true.
M. G. BUTLER,
Notary Public.
The Village Church.?It should
not look like a barn or a storehouse. It
should be a building, the vury sight of
which would cause devout feeling iu the
breast. A well-carved cross should
point to heaven; massive paneled doors
should impress the visitor with the sol
enmity of the place into which he is
entering; stained glass should throw a
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
nltnr. ceiling and galleries should be or
namctited with figurative mouldings,nnd
the columns that support tho galleries,
ind the balusters that rail thorn iff (should
be of cUssic patterns. Any ?ougrcgntion
w ishing such a church should send their j
orders for flubbing material to Mr. P. I
I'. ToALK, importer of French stained
glass, and manufacturer of and dealer j
in Doors, Sashes, Blind* &c., No. 2'J
llayne at roc:, Charleston, S. C
COMMERCIAL.
n A It K KT 1< E PO SC TS.
OrriuR 01 dik Ooanokriibu Nkwh,
June i ?. 187?
COTTON?Salos during the wesk
bales. We quote :
Ordinary....,'2iilCa} '
LuW Mi'Vlling .@,
Middling..;.........-^i "I*
[touou Rica.?l.?-"> per oushel
Cohn.>l.oi> eer bushel.
Cow Pkas.. I.'lO per bushel.
Pisnr.ns. 1.7.'> per bushel.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
S. M. PEARSON,
Ja. RTIST;
Pegs leave to announce to the Public
and bin ninny friends that he will he at
LEWTSVII.LEj 8. C.
after the 30th of May for the purpose
<>r
Taking Pictures,
such as Photographs nnd ferrotypes.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully,
8. M. PBARfKttf,
may 4?-tf Artist.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
Sw?1 ?
Mil
P. P. TO A LI
Mimn liicfiinT mid Dealer?
No. "JO litvyttt P*revt and llorlbcok's Wharf,
CHAKLEHTON, 8. C.
U-jV This la the Largest and iuo?t Com.
plete Pillory of the kind In the Soul horn
Stutes,and all article.- in ibis line e.'ti be
furnisbod by Mr. P. I?, Tualk at prices which
defy competition.
?-';>" J pamphlet -vJOi full en I detailed
list "t nil Ri/es of Doors Sash sc and Blinds,
und ihe prices of each, will bn *ont lice ftn i
post Paid, on application1 to
P. P. TO.II.K,
( H ?RLrRTON - C
Julj 1.; 'VcC
Russell St. one Door^East of Meroney's Hoteflg
Offers to tlfj^blija fJf'%?}*Ffp& JE*I^CTED??NJCK of
Dry Go<$,3o|fj$| f jei,^o)s, ^ceries, &it
At LOW Kit PRICES than can be bought at any other House in Oran?churg.
Call and EXAMINE his STOCK.^ud be3- GJOJtTUNCDB?^Hlio OHEAPj
NESS of his GOODS.
pewstjIr^ kr**'1
junc 8
rAyjlY37l \ ea.-7'i boa natta*! H 8
aWtH$#^X^ JUST IN an "p. ^ft^'^fe..
I
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
?LLJIMLa PIKE
Making Selectiob from their Extraordinary Large and .*> aided Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Doth as to STYL?SVnd QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the best possible RATES, which is the OLD RULE con
tinued from its ORGANIZATION ?
18 42,
Giving an experience of 30 years in Business.
Economy and Enterprise, together with tho Energy aud gentlemanly deport
ment ot nil their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 2;? c ly
BUY YOUR GOODS
AT
You can save TIME and, TROUJjjLK by doing yom SHOPPING with us.
We have the
LARGEST ASSORtM KNT !
NEWEST STYLES!!
and LOWEST PRICES ! !!
NO W OPENING
The fatest Novelties in Desirable DRESS GOODS, 20. 25,'30 et* and upwards
Plain aud Figured',
English and French Pirjues,
from 20 to'45 cts.
Our White Goods I>epai'tment
Has been LARGE LY REPLENISHED and coutains every desirable.Fabric for
Sunni er wear.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined and unlincd. all thu
latest Novelties, lower than any other house.
In HOOP SKIRTS, BUSTLES and CORSETS &c.,- wn of!er the best shapes
in latest improvements at prices which dely ail competition.
Grand Display of \UrLINElvY GOODS, Trimmed Hats in latest and fi?oftt Fash
ionables designs. SmaU VYares, Notions. The largest and Cheapest Stock
in < Irungeburg.
A very excellent u&sortiucnl of
Ladies Hosiery und Underwear,
Pocket Handkercliicta, ltibb:?us, Gloves,
Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
t hildrenS, Misses and Ladies Gaiteas, kc &e., Ac.
in .\ _ *
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
k ly
liATKlE APFJVTNtfl
-OF
THE best
STOCK OF GOODS
To be FOUND it. Ii?. TOWN can now be skf.N at the POPULAR ONE
PRK K UOtlSK ut'
GEO. H. COttNELSON.
Hnvihr REPLENISHED our STOCK, wc luve made FNTRA PREPA
RATIONS for a large
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
And can now show a FI LL LINK ot GOOjDS in all the DEPARTMENTS
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the REST and CHOICEST
GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LlSKfrnf PRINTS
In CASSl M Eli US, LINENS. < (?T'|f l\ A DUs JEANS. TWEEDS,
(.'HECKS and HlMESPPNS we bavo the Largest Assortment ever oeeu in this
Town, m
Also a eh tioc and largo selection ol HATS BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
and SADDLES', TRf'NKS and I \| BRELLAS. with a full assorted stock ol
GROCERIES, HARDWARE CROCKERY and GLASSW A KF
Our SfOCK of REAHY MAKE ( LOl^JNg aud GENTS KU RN IS HING
GOODS stands inicxielh d In tli in slyh and pfid!
Thanking you |i?r tho p tr< isgo bestowed upon me heretofore, I f-hall er.de?vor
to mi i ;i ai (I p nin tl .? Kam? by dealing fairly uud giving full \alue lur the moocj
and hope therefore tu feu you noon tl ???> store
?pi -V GEO H ( o|?\ ELSON
THE
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s a*bv% .mA ?feto *?/? wN*
Visa?*? \o am*M\ ? mmmAm
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lASH! CASH! 334?ISS
WHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T FORtiETij(W ^A?i^^'
AT TUE CORNER.^
d. lq "Gt-X?*
?EKY LOW McW
vi* oj ?. aa
WILLIAM T. LIGHTEQOtf,'
forr
AT THE COTHSTEIV
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEB?RG, So.
.i?4 bau rin .' ? *
CONSTANTLY ON HANI)
A FINE SELECTION OF
CHOICE DRY GOODS.
i: , rb.sii t. i' >?
di si ipifc f in -
.?Boots,, Shoes, Hats, Jsr^3?
w cnorctj ? mitl r*l*l
. ?oo oii'l-n/.
FAMILY GROCERIES
ALL OBAIiKS OF1jI' ?V* ? hst v
t v." lop il.w mli 7 ruirw
THE EISEST LrQ?OliBcP
t@F"The above GOODS with various others too numerous to mention, are goar*
teed not to be surpassed in quality and price by any house in the market. '
nnteed not to be surpassed in quality
Call and examine lor yourselves.
may 11
dec 2 c
\VM. LIGHT FOOT,
(Can yon afford iu leave vour flome.-Ueftd uninsured?) ?
IttSUKANCE AGENCY.
eire i Ts 7 I Ia n"ce.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE FIRE 1NSG R A NOK COMPANY?
Capital 620,000,000 Ooj,l>. ! " : . .....
(This solid English .Company paid over three million Dollars *.t Chisgo Fire)
EI PE J 3S 8 CJK A >sr C E.
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE" COMPANY?
Capval $2,500,000. C ^*,**tt4~ *"
The leading Southern Cetnpanr?all Soiith Caroliua. Premium* inrcalt*! in South'Caroline.
jas. ie fowled, AGBNi.
At Citizens' Saving Bank.
-?O-?4? . > ? * ? *W010tl B1
aV?lt B4I<I4??:lO0 AC#E& LAN D on Pdlevi?c Head, 1A mile* from ths Cattf!
llon^e, f r><? ncres Cfosrcd and ">(f Womiland.)
Also 10,000 If If IC*K5 for sil^. Apply ... jas. h. fowlb8.
mar 2$ ' o ly
_a ...n _'.'_ ._i_xjl?m
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
J. M'NAMARA'S
Ho has jpst nnened -a SELECT S . OC \\, comprising alL ?b- LATEST*
STYLES of DRESS .:OODS, ,o.-h as Japanese Chene IVmlfffsi.Dolly V?rdeW
Silk Broehe, Granaditn-s and Silk Snip j. Spraguo and Pacific Lawns, Kreuob.
Colored and Linen Lawns. Dies- I ineii^. Piques und Silk Lotio, a speciality *t 7
yards to 61 Also some of tho Choicest 1'aUerus of Fancy English Casstmeraw,
Coatings, Cloths, black Cassini eres, Tweeds, Cottonades, deausaud Linen Drills.
Me has also a large supply of Brown and Hlue Shirtings, Tickingf, Stripes, Den?-'
ins. Ac. SHOES of every description, among ihetn a nice lot of Ladies Gaiters.
Keady-mndo Clothing, Hats. \c.. and a very Ciciieral Stock of Groceries. Hard
ware. Ac , all of which will be sold Low Down for Cash.
Thanking the public idr their kind natrouagc, I solicit a continuation of ?h?
same. J, McNA.MARA.
SEED POTATOES! SEED OATSff
EARLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SEED OATS.
ONION SETS, TURNIP aud CABB \GE SEED
Also WHITE BEANS for Baking
OROERS H i;CI<;i VEI)
K -r MAPB8' f?IJPBKPII SVil Arr. ;i Fertilizer^ ?\.i,,,.e.-c.I n-ostlj of tlSJi, HH4
second only C" ferti\ inn Gusno.
Alst? for pgftUVIAN <!t'ANO and Of'ANAPK OUANtl
Joh n a. iTAMrr:ra*,
M \11KKT STREET.
20*
id llTE ixsi has a:.
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tu j :
Citizens' Savings Bank
QJ" SOUTH I'AEOl.INA,
Oranscbiirg Branch.
c ? ? J Vi i. \j 4 0 ?? f?iX- :4-V?
Will pav 7 l*tK ifiNT. INTEREST ufl
81?EC"IAli PKl'OSI Hi ?ntj ?> L'EK ? ENT. orf
SAV.M.i.S bEl'ObllJ?, ?auipuupuU'd . ein!
tMlfllM'l^ .
l.ocnl Finance C'omutlffcc.
lion. TITOS. JV. GL0YG11.
Col. HMHi S ra.MKH.
dpi. JNO. A. HAMILTON
JAS. Jl. FOYVLKS
An?i:ta?*i Cashier,
mar ?3 jnn < V
At Private Sale.
rpilT r[.\Nr\tlO\ forming n r?r< *t
J Iba 1' tntc of the 'nt?- Col. Koit?, and
kuorvn ( il.i I?.\K1JY JM..M K. The trarl
.?on?i p. of fchOM fi(XJ nor*'!. r?nC half wHl
I in Im i p.I. ili.- rorimiri'lrr Kirh, BH, Leant
rdaptol lo Crop* of all hind*. Tha.-***
.in '!><? Kinoel Lnnda in ihr OietrieL and!
? i vaJuod ?! ?*?-'?? peraara in WavM
I'O 1 Iil fi i one lifiU iIt:it pmr Haw, On*
! i>ufih . ,i. 11, the ron-.-onder in ihr?-? inctal
nun's bmriti}! Iritereai from da?a ?0.4 f
I - urcd l j uioriaas4 Pf ,?o "MM?
hil I? ft cpleu-l'd '*b*nee for-any one d*>
mhor i.? . nre Kwh Lands, frnc Water* l>?w ?
? ', exaollPDi i Knng... and a 1 vhn-xl
* i >> - 1 Ai'pti io
Mvn. I. M. KTTTT.
nr i G KLITT, B?).
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