The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 15, 1872, Image 7
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AL?Xij^??rK^VVIS, oi the Fork j>f
..^.diata^n hswby. ^announced as a candidate
Bflfyj^??ty. Commissioner by
-mvat bun km me-.* t a MANY FRIKND8,
WaT>l?M*>SiM i'mrt? ? -
Ma. Editor?PI s?a?e anaoUadV QEO. W.
Nkliower House of the Gene
?PI
jgjt'jjt tne'tft^t fileetloii and
MANY VOTERS.
*!?9kJf?''**t-'' 1 it
ortflH DOR SHERIFF.
**UtoaIiJ?4ine?ou8 frienoa of the Hon. THUD.
fcfiaAHWW5' -our proeent, efficient Judge
^^PtroKte, ahaounce him aa.a CANDIDATE
afor $HErUFfc of, Orangebtitg Count/, for
? NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
Kfl^?t?MwT2.-uM?td. -l
?b'*|BP"ti>l!fOR--Please announce D. A.
l&^TKlY *? ? CandidHle for 8hefiff at. the
faeit Election and oblige hia many friends ib
FOB SHERIFF.
Many''Mcrids of Hnrpiu Rip|gs Esq.. the
' SUerift', announce hint as a ca?di?
dat? for re-election.
" FRIENDS .AND VOTERS.
THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
We regret to announce the deutts,
tittring tire current week, of Mr. John
T. Jennings and Mr. R. W. Wiles.
a?.Vrbon4a to t*ra Hon. Horatio C. Bur
*h?f4ir^A? frouj Illinois,, for a copy
i^^^^^ O^'ilit .tirifl, pcnsio?s abd
tnWnries,
! EiaUMa nlS&Mifi Road," on our
firslVRlfW nW been credited to
... LLTT 835 r> r ? ?
Harper < Bazar. It ta oue oi a sui tes
whose author. ifjJRfiL^believe, Geo. W.
\^Mi|^EjgMaJ^^cR known essayist and
lecturer,-and editor <j1 Jljrper's Weekly.
-^ riaa . ^aaaak
I.?.JMlfeftta'ton Blooms.?Mr.. C. J.
. T*4jctH)itjis banded v us tiro fthe Cotton
.TS tit* ' iU >. ?
lakrounv last Thursday morning. Who
text 7 And why is,to be credited with
WrrJ'^lrsl tii?sk. melon ? Cotton "blooms
irre'sr?im?non^h fn their way, hut for u
teeprolbr something else.
.?1J^?ir^A,:T?.?u,aae bv ?rH- Shepard
and Gedding, of Charleston, of the
?to??B?aVtW.'Sy- U W. Ricy's wife
and childreo/HpOiltod negatively, as the
OoetVe ttyle it; tfcut is, there was no
fcf|fc$.i(b.uud of any, poison whatever. The
vid?^?' hills for the' exauiinaGon amount
tnurfMl la** i .-.
4t^flp?# f?>> at : Prr-uiiir.i"
-.joattfcaa.^1 ;iw ?cWlHc^f??) i:, !?..
. ao**r. $M*ft?Mlii AidWufi kauwA-eiu
bSl^?^^P^^y 1*1? oldest
Mjanr(in fheS)ai^, wasb*ri?d lust Monday
with M#5oniefcottrtrs, frOuttbe New Hope
Ctantth n-eur Rywe's JS.lllP' Mr. Rowe
was over lOOLjtutjant* ago and bad been
a number oi tlm.niatyouic fraternity ever
sit?se; 1809. The Rev. Mr. Simmons
pYeiitch'd- ?nJaW? and eloquent sermon
^'^t^tthrlvWferitly hegleeted to state
?.*Wtl ;aci;uviir'- Icr'.!
.10 Qstrolust issue that Geo. W. Sturgeon.
^^f^gjm^p?. .on the 3d instant, under a
t^^^^^sn? upon an affidavit ot Mr.
tf.-mos VaoTusscl, oharging b:ni with
nn ttfw ii 'a- i
ig torged a County Commissioners'
?reter on the County Treasurer for $137.
The wavY.mt was issued by Trial Justice
r. as t?ct-.a\vh?, m ^
Meyers. Tftc defendant waived an ex
tS8W&f*ad was duly committed to
? * A_
**f1?J*4k<> ? ,
A mass meeting of Republicans was
neMJob FrMay evebing, 7th instant, at
Jerunalcm Chnreh iu the Edisto Fork ;
tCrn. N. Mount, Chnjyman, and H. li
Johnson, Secretary. Speeches were
tande by the following gentlemen: j.
A. Keller, J. Iii Jamison, A. B. KrrOwK
tun,-J. Folder Meyers. T. C Andrews.
John L. Humberl, Win. N. Mount.
flcorpre Bnli^Pctef Walker, H. Riggs.
v.. H. Greeny I>r. John Holman, Mr.
Turner, and others.
The hlliott Fair was, in every way, a
ibecess. The precise H^uios hnvn \?a
yet hem arrived ot, but the net receipt.?
"rerb "^"^j?S?* "^*,c l*&Xfs* did won
tiers end dotterve any amount of ored.t
fbr tlfei I* enterprise, skill and per.>?evc
ranee. . Where all the monoy cime from.
IbCB? ftard times, pusses our comprchou.
^ioti, but whtro it i;j now is settled
J^^J^^^SIdToJ^ttrJ^^cn ceforST
when anything that ought to bo done
seems ?s If It; absolutely couid ?ot bo
done, a call upon the htdics of the
H^fiM Hfcinitfee w||l probubl/?proVe -
J?l?*tfc cau bo done easily. )j"
Tnttjotni^w^
ii .'i t-- mm.'sr.-m ?
P?LltiCAt.T-XhjO following resolu
tions were adopted at a meet ing of dele
gates from the Kdlsto Fork held at Hol
I mini's Cross Roads on the 8th instant:
Rtn?lvmd, That speak era ht this mass
meeting bo nllowod 30 minutes.
Resolved, That/he kindest respeota of
the people of the Fork be tendered to
major Knowlton ami J. A. Keller for
giving tho only man from the Fork the
privilege to innke a few remarks nt the
(Hub House, St. Matthew's Parish,
Resolved^ That the interests of nil
parties arc at stake and we counsel the
host and wisest.
The poor man, of whatever political
opinion, Is uot improved by tho gambling
political officers and We will Investigate
for ourselves, nod not to make others
rich through our mlsfottuue. ?
We invite all portions of our County,
as thinking Republicans, to unite in
electing good and honest men, who will
assist to ecouomise and uot defraud the
public.
We Republicans of the Fork, declare
ns farmers, we can not spend time in
publio meetings, and we will hold to the
honest delegates at our polls, and object
to dolegotcs from one precinct acting for
auothcr. Every delegate must be elec
ted delegate from his poll where he
lives, or the united delegutea reject him.
Resolved, Wo are free Republicans,
and what we do must bo done iu open
day, iu presence of all, and we will fight
all cliques and caucuses.
Wo will leurlcsely investigate the
career of o?r officers and retuiu the good
and reject the bad, if possible.
We find in tho Republican party,
black us well as White galvanized Re
publicans, whoBo aim is money and the
ruin of all. We will reject them.
And we Etty to St. Mutthews, Orange
burg aud the Fork, and 'he County at
large, unite! 1 hink well und act ac
cordingly Pe no more deceived b)
gambling politicians, but act slowly and
wisely for all.
Honest, true and tried Republicans
who stood with us iu tho days of trouble
aud durknesc wn will support. Put the
untried und rottet! we reject.
(.Signed.)?John H Phillips, David
Jctiuiugs, Andre* Harrison, Daniel
Houser, Samuel Hufl'mau, Thomas John
Hti.u, January Garven Moses Gaiven,
Cicsar Patterson, Gabriol Cuimius.
A maus meeting was then held of
which Mr. Leikiu was elected Presi
dent, Mr. John H. Phillips, Vice Presi
dent, Mr. W. N. Moubl, Secretary, and
"dr. John L. Humbert^ Assistant .Secre
tary* A Committee of five composed of
John H. Phillips, Alexander Brown.
Aaron Ferguson, Robert Washington
aud George W. fruxter, was then ap*
pointed to pfeffere a programme of J
arrangements. Iu pursuance of their
report, the following speakers addressed
the meeting: Augustus B. Knowlton,
J. A. Keller, Charles H. Greene, Addi
son Haue, James ]?. Jamison, H. Biggs,
- Fredericks, John L. Humbert, H
W. Joyner, W. h. W. Rilcy, W. N.
Mount, J. P. Mays.
St. Matthbw8, Juire 4a, 1872.
, Mr. Knowlton,
Sir.: I noticed iu your paper where
you 6tited that [ was a Republic in. I
ask you to correct the mistake us 1 am
a Democrat.
[ . > Respectfully,
I' F M fftsr rn IT wrT
'ii ?
BltANCHVILLB, S. C ,
Jnr.o 11th, 1872.
hditor Oravgrlhtirff Xtios:
Sir?Enclosed I send you a et>tton
bloom, picked ou the lUth of Jane, from
a field of 1(1 acres of cotton *m my furm.
that will average 24 inches high, all
over.
Yours rcspoetfully, Ac,
A.'s. DUKES.
Wo would advise the merchants of th ?
county to be careful how they buy tobacco
in lessquantities than a whole b>x, Code,
a reouut United Status liw, every store
keeper is required to show the origin .1
package in which the tobtcoo was duly
stamped according to law. Byrolorrin.;
to tho Clr.irlostou pipers thoy will sic
that many pirties have b;oi rupu-tel b.
persons who have been sent to spy on:
euch parties a* may have bought five or
ten or twenty pounds of lobaceo without
making the tobacco dealer give then the
stamped box containing the sumo Such
parties being ut tho mercy of spies h.ivo
usually boon found guilty, ulthnigh they
had uo intention ordufruudi tt? the Gov
bad-to,-suffor hea^lFT
ino geBlleman vino had
ernjppt.aqd Hove
Wo ??tt toTiltud brie |
to pay four hundred dollars simply because
not wishing a whola.box. of tobacco fijr
hia liwfoatore, he pnrohased abodl4iei?ni
pounds Ttflfst s^tOOJMs^O i*y>r
oner give him (J^jyx that had contain
ed the tobacco, nt&vwhieb *b*d''Offfcf)
stumped according $1}<yfai1fj?i$j ooie
iug along reported him. and ho could
only idler in extenuation fthdt ho was
igtiorau^of thgfgw, Ju blni no
good whatever, and he had to flay up
the whole amount."? Exchange.
i ?.. r> ' !?-.? ?? ' *sr I
All people, would undoubtedly prefer
a fine bead of hair grown upon their
own heads,, to being bald, or. wearing
false hair ; and it has been the study of]
many of.our learned: men to find u rem
edy to restore tho hair wh.\n it has.fall
en out, aod renew its color after it
hsH become gray. Such n remedy has
been fouud, and is now offered to the
world under tho name of Hull's Vegeta
ble Sicilian Hair Renewcr ; and, to veri
fy this statement, read the following:
This is to certify that I was vory bi Id ;
in luct, my head was perfectly smooth ;
and it is common iu my family to grow
bald curly in life. I havo now used
lour bottles of Hull's Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewcr; and tho hair has grown
out all over uiv head, und is now a natu
ral brown.
HARTLEY CONLON.
Scipio, Jennings Co., Ind.,
May,. 28, 1808.
Personally appeared before me Bart
ley Conlon, aud upou oath, suys the
above Statement is true.
M. G. BUTLER,
Notary Public.
The Village Church.?It should
not look like a barn or a storehouse. It
should be u building, the^ery sight of]
which would ..cause devout feeling iu the
breast. A well-curved cross should
poiut to heaven; massive paneled doors
should impress the visitor with the sol
enmity of the place iuto which he is
entering; stained glass should throw a
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
altar, ceiling and galleries should be or
nameuted with figurative mouldings,und
tho columns that support tho galleries,
aud the balusters that rail thctti in, should
bo of tl?s>ic pal terns. Any ?ougrcgatiou
wishing such a clulvch should send their
orders for liuidiing material to Mr. P.
1*. To a LR, iniportet of French stained
glass, and manufacturer of and dealer
in Doors, Sashes, Blind* &e., No. 20
llayne atrec:, Charleston, S. 0.
COMMERCIAL.
M A II Ii KT ItEPOKTN.
Ornoii or tiik OaANnannan Naws,
June I t. I87?
COTTO.v-Sidos during the tj^jk
bales. We quoie :
Ordinary.*2l)Irt^ *
Low Middling.22
Middling.,w.vrt..A.'12\<<U
Ronan Kick.S1.5f? per o?ahel
CORN.?1.00 per-binihel.
C?w Pkas.j l.to per bushel.
Pis urns.. 1.7? per bushel.
rilOTOORAPHS!
tw
H
S. M. PEARSON,
ARTIST,
..Begs leave to announce to the Public
and his irtany friends that he w ill Ire at
LEWI?VILLK, S. C.
after the 30th of May for tho purpose
uF
Taking- Pictures,
such as Photographs and Ferrotypes.
Satisfaction gua ran toed.
ReSjicotfully,
8. M. PKAHSO*,
may 4?tf Artist.
Doors. Sashes, Blinds, &c.
p. P. TO ALE,
Mnnttfttcturop mid Dealer,
No. "do liay*?* ltr?e{ and HorlbccVs Vv'harr,
CHAHLEMTON, S. C.
i;-h Tlii- i- ilic LirgO-o nod most f'nni.
Iilt-ti. Factory nt in* wind ?h>. ?q>\?h?!'T!
Stiites, ati ' all articles, in tili? line can \>e
I n i nched by Mr. P. r. T?>.\L*:nt prices which
defy competition.
A pamphlet with fill! an'd ?lcinilrd
lint of nil niton of Deora Ss-die* and Blind",
artd the priced of each, "ill be. emt free and
pent Paid, mi appll'eVlnd lo
P. P. TO A
?. II <RLFS TOM, - C.
July lb "A;e
Russell St. one Dooi^East of Meroney's Hote|
Offers to tyVfbMs Vf'M ??f*fl<f' SH?OTED?OCK or
Dry Go<0, JlpJl^ |^,|^J)s, (jfijceries, &c.j
At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other House in Orangohurg. 3
Call and EXAMINE his STOCK.flud be5- COlfct??<bWDHeilte' OHEAP j
NESS of his GOODS.
juno 8 o
??wibbwi ^a iMn^eaw wwmjr 'lit MmMPiPHpi
b}$/ ' 'MOUTyaX ? ?a.t'i hosir?:!..?? ttiy? H 83'j(JI'f
d a til r j
AND CUSTOJIEllS SHOPPING AT
c
iq ^ii^iit iriiiT^n
Making Selectiob from their Extraordinary targe and Varied Stock of
general merchandise.
Their assortment, with constant additions, ia
UNSURPASSED
Poth as to STYLtisKhd QUALITIES.
Thoir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the best possi^e RATES, which is the OLD RULE con
tinued from its ORGANIZATION?.
18 42,
Giving nn experience of 30 years lfi Business.
Economy and Enterprise, together with tho Energy aud gentlemanly deport
ment of nil their Assistants, are always fouud at the OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of CT
bull, scovill & pike.
may 25 C ly
BUY YOUR GOODS
AT
I KOI k BRO.'S
You can save TIME ajid. TROUBLE by dying yoUt SHOPPING with ui.
We have the ? ! . S.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT !
NEWEST STYLES'.!
and LOWEST PRICES !!'.
NOW OPENING
The latest Novelties in Desirable DRESS GOODS, 20. f?^O^te.ahd upwards
Plain and Figured; ***** '
English aud French Pi?jues,
from 20 to "45 cts.
Our White Goods Department"
IIus been LARGE LY REPLENISHED and coutains every deairablo. Fabric for
S?minor wear.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined aud unliued. all the
latest Novelties, lower than any other house.
Id HOOP SKIRTS, BUSTLES and CORSETS, &c/we offer the host shapes
in latest improvements a^. prices which defy all competition.
Grand Display of MJLIN ERY GOpDS, Trimmed Hats iu latest and most Fnsh
iouablcs designfL Small Wares, Notions. The largest aud Cheapest Stock
in Orangeburg.
A Very excellent assort met: t of
Ladies Hosiery and Underwear,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Ribb ms, Glovoa,
Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
CVtltfrens, Mis>es and Ladies Gaiteas, Ac, Ac, Ac.
may It
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
k ly
LARGE OPENING
-OF
THE BEST
STOCK OF GOODS
Tjti he FOUND in the TOWN can now be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PRICE HOUSE uf
oeo. ii. cornelson.
Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA
RATIONS for a largo
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
And can now show a PULL LINE of G'HU>S in all thu DEPARTMENTS
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the HES X and CHOICEST
GOODS iu the MARK KT, including J U,L Ll^E^of PRINTS
Iu CASSIMERES, Li \ ENS, COTTON-X DES .1 E.\ N S. TWEEDS,
CHECKS and HlMESPUNS we h ive the Largest Assortment evu oeeu iu this
Town, ^ ^
Also a eh dee and large selection of 11 ATS. BOOTS nnd SHOES, HARNESS
mid SA DD EES. TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted stock of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. CROCKERY and (iLASSW'AKK
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
<i< >ODS stand- iineMelhd h, th in styl, and price
Thanking you for ihe patronage bestowed upon mo heretofore, 1 shall endeavor
to merit ui <l remln the sanio l?y dealing fairly uud giving full \ul ie lor the umuey
and hep. theFtfhru to Koc you sunn it i??y store
?pl fl a GEO H CORNELSON
y*o*M mW* i* t>? tru *L'?ao*j mt
Artmienit ?? tts*ut?.*-mx> *.~ rtelulaq,MO tirt
?Ii r *J? aii. uL- *i: fv? ctf.t rsan ok
? :.r ^ :^K^l ?W<? lr,
atxu _ _ . _
",?ja>*Dj*
WHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T EbRGfiT-?^!V ^Walft^**"11
AT THE CORNE&^f
ta?jr 18 X> . Tu & T?4a?* ..:,
WILLIAM T. UGRT2ffl?*.
AT THE COBi^ERy.
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBV.RG, ,So, fij*<-u*
- t & ? :.m>a Loi. ?.}???!:: -t
CONSTANTLY ON HAND .. .
CHOICE DRY GQ?D&
: :i ?. . . SB . TOMS
014 l.
A fine SELECTION OF
.t V t?4) MQ'^I ?i
e n ...Bpo^ .S|oeS, Hats,
FAMILY GROCEBIESi ?
.-??uw , .;' ! co ... n :e fjd. - 90iU sf:*it. i
ALL GRADES O*^1- *'.?* T?* btffc&ft
r^'IST i " ? 1o*J il?w :?Jn mir?
THE ITlCKEBT LIQtioi^L ?t .
?. The above GOODS with.wioua others too numerous to triention. ara gmkt*
anteed oot to be surpassed in qiulity and price by any bouse- in the marVfefc '
Call and examine for yourselves. i * rttt< ;>
WM LI0HTF^)07?iW
may 11 dec 2 c . , %j
ii i i Mm i ' |<i la i i ?? mm
(Can you afford to leave vour !Tomei*tead uninsured^) -
mSTOAITCE
FIRE ?N"ST' TlA-TSTCii].
LIVERPOOL, LONDON A GLOBE FIRE INSURANT-^MPANT
Capitai. ?20.000,000 Ov.^u. :
(This solid English Company paid over three million bolht'rit bi v'hiago Fire)
MI^TS INSURANCE
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital .?2.500,000. vud^iutfc ?? .-.
The leading Southern Company?all South <\irolinu rremiaoiJ invested in South'Carolin?.
JAS. II. F?'WLfi^???Nr.
At Citrsen/- Saving Rank.
I'Ott ?AlrK??100 APHES i,A.N? on Uclieri?e Koad, A miles from the
House, (50 acre?Cleared1 and 50 Woodland.)
Also 10,000 flKlCivS for *Si?. Apply to JAS. M. FOWL86.
mar 2$ c -??nu- ? - mm* ??? ' ' *f
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
' i " i AT/
Uo has just opened a SELECT S . Q('K, ^ul>'Prhjffl^adJi:|ke . LA'^tot*
llo has just opened a hhhh( i >.()(. K, comprising ail the LAzSST
STYLES of DRESS ^.OODS, wtcli as .1 ;MMine8o;;CltOno l^lfrarlMKTswdeff
Silk Broehe, Granaditres und Silk Sn-ip-j, Spraguc and Pacific Lawus, Freuoh.
('orarcdsnd Liuen Ijuwus, Dreh Linens, l'iques und Silk Lotio, a speciality at 1
yards to $1. Also some of tho jQhoiccst . I'tttteras of Fuucy English Cassimerf,
Coatings, Cloths, black Oassiniorcs, Tweeds, CoUnuatLes, .leans and Lioen Drills.
He has also a large supply of Brown and lllue Shirtings. Tiekingi?, Stripes, Daav
ins, ike. SUOF.S of every description, among them a nice lot of Ladies Gaiters.
Keady-mado Clothing, Hats, Ac., ami a very General Stock of Groceries, Hard
ware Ac , all of which will be sold Low l>own for (!ash.
Thanking the public for th^r kind patrouagc, I solicit a continuation of the
same. J, Mi;NA.MARA.
?|>120? c ly
SEED POTATOES! SEED OATS?I
EAHLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SP:EI> OATS.
ONION SETS, TCRN1P aud CABHAliK SEEI>
Also WHITE BEANS for Baking
ORDERS RECEIVED
For M APES' ?U PK ^ I'H. '<Sl*II A A', .i Kertili/cra ?'ompu6ed n-ostry of tl<, Utoi
swtoiiH only to f*?rliviAn (iuaoo. s
Ahm for tfgJtCYIAN Oir.VNO and QUANAPI QV tN<>
s
ZfOItN A. iTAMIt/ra*,
v> < .. ' , MMIKKT STREET.
Ar?l/or I'lHi; and t.lc? 1XS L h\{ .\ r
20 * * * ^y
Citizens' Savings Bank I
OF SOUTH CAK0L1NA,
Orangebnrg Branch.
Will ray 7 PEK f'BNT. JNTIKI.ST -n
HAV?vSf.i8 DKl'Ob.Tfe, Cuui|...n.W.i ; ciui
SP KOI Ali l>
8AV?,N?
asr.uuHv
IjQcal f inance Committee.
Hon. TITOS. \\\ CLOVER.
Col. KA4Mi S FELDER.
Capi. JNO. A HAMILTON.
JAS. JI. FOWLES.
A?.'i'iari Cashier,
msr ?3 jaa .-1 \
At Privat? Sale*
miir W\NTAtION" forming a |??r? cf
I the F.-tnte of the Inte Col. Koitt, and
kno?n .^il.c l>ARBY PLACE. The tract
.?oh?; f- of mI-i>iiI i?(M) nerc*, nnC half wHl
limbered, ihr remain't<-r Nirh, Bfd, hoa^i
. Roll, udnpted I? Oojw of all kind*. The.-*
i nre the Finest I.mm Is in the DUtriot, and
I woro vnlued :n ->J<? p*-r acre in H'evM
l<e gold for on? lmM that price now. Oaa
fcurfli 1.1.It. (ho rom.iindcr in thrrt iwatat
) incut* htnring inw rest (Vom data mm4
? cured V<} u'w'iigagc of tbo, aatne.
Tl?ir in a spleu-i? I -Is-ir.-o for anyone qV
Mrinjr to ?ecura.Kieb, Lands, fine Water Faw.
er, .-loc1' If Rango and a It?n-xl
Neigh! ?V 1 \pr* to
Jlvt. I M. KF1TT.
)r .' ?. KtlTTj ro-,.
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