The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 29, 1872, Image 7
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SATURDAY, JONE ?9, 1872.
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111 Advertisements must
jfekuided to the Business
)P lefore Thursday
Noon.
ALEXANDER BROWN, of the Fork of
Edisto, in hereby announced as a candidate
far County Commiaaioner by
MANY FRIENDS.
< j .."..WV.fcy, . 1
Ma. Editor?rleaso announce QEO. W.
BAETSfc, ?mai the Fork of Bdiato, aa a
candidate for the Lower House of the Genc
ral Assembly, at the aeat Election and
?htbja MANY VOTERS.
june 1 tf
FOR SHERIFF.
Tho numerous friends of tho Hon. THAT).
C. ANDREWS, our present efficient Judge
of Probat,., announoe bim as a CANDIDATE
for SHERIFF of Orangebnrg County, for
the aezt Term.
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
May 10, 1872.?"1?td.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
MR EDITOR?Please announce D. A.
POUTER as a Candidate for Sheriff at the
next Election and oblige his many friends in
**? FORK.
FOR SHERIFF.
Maby friends of Hsrpln Riggs Esq., the
present Sheriff, announce him as a candi
date for re-election.
FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
a 1 i ?
TLTfi NE\VS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
Reltoiol'o.?Services will bo held ut
the Presbyterian Choreh, on Friday
evening 5th prox., by the Rev. Mr.
Hough, commencing at 8 o'clock.
T. H. C??KE, Esq?We regret to
announce the illness of this gentleman.
Vor more than a week past he has been
confined to his bed. We trust that he
Will aooo .ecover.
Too Willard mcotiug iu Charleston,
gotten up by DeLaney, was a grand
fistle The Major, will have to hunt up
Bouio one else now to whom he can pin
> is l.opcs fur the position of Lieut. G;>v
?ernor.
"Onr opposition to the nomuinee of the
Philadelphia (Convention is based upon our
personal dislike of President Grant. Baau
fort f*-miblietm.
Has friend Thompson been re fined an
appointment by the President ? One
Would think so from tho above.
' The Charleston Republican has
ehauged. .J ust tho other d iy it hoisted
the names of Grecley aad Urown, and
advocated them with all its might. Up
on Ita ohanging to a daily again, we
notico that these illustrious gentlemon
do not shiue forth as its standard
bearers. Will tho Republican tell us
why It has seen proper to pull down
their names 7 Did it not find, as was
expected, sufficient Greeleyites in Ohir
lcston to keep it a going ? Its conduc
tors will learn some seusc by aud by.
Correction.?In the last issue of
the Time?, in refering to tho proposed
hog law, that journal says :
?'This section was net passed, owing ne
doubt to the fact that the election is near to
hand, and one of the Aldermen is a candi
date for a certain County office."
The sumo Odinance was before the
predecessors of the present Town Coun
v?.,t'"4 *rl'.?,?n. ?*?d. wa are
informed, for the same reasons which
?actuated the May* and Aldermon allud
ed to, in this instance. The latter
gentlemen does not own a hog, and as
to his voting against it because he wants
the colored vote, that is not germaiu to
the question, neither is it true. Were
all the old Town Council candidates lor
offico? Gentlemen, answer.
To Tub Merchants of On a mm:
W?rg.?Gentlemen, the Nkws presents
itself to you a; (he medium through
which you cuu have a perm mem com
munication with tho people. It has
served you for many mo'tth!?, a faith
ful advocate of your interests, und all
we ask to convince you that it will do
likwise in the future is, that you lend
us jour patronage aud favor. That it
has become almost necessary, as a dis
peaser of the uews iu many house
holds, ita large number of subscribers
will attest. Even if it didn't have one
?natron, our dee re to aii it with an
ftfeo^Minooe of frosh aad accepoctable
futellegcn-, .would aooo gain for ita
large ??realst!^ i"uc j^otjilv want the
news, and they uU lhc p!ipcr lhat
brings them the largest modioum of in
forms tioa. It if our design to give at
letiat three or four editorials every weok
on the newest subjects y a column of
"Orange Pealings," which will embrace
fifty or more local items, together with
other items, and a carefully compiled
column of the news of the State. This
is what we know our subscribers waut,
and what we design they shull have.
The Orangeburg News ahall bo lo
cal. That is the great question. At
?11 events, we desire that you watch
our course, aud it we do not give you
your n-oney's worth for every favor,
shown to us, then complain ; not before.
Orange Peelings.
?Trial Justice business has been pretty
lively during the last week.
?Hon. Benj. Byas, Representative
from this Couu ty to the Legislature, ar
rived home from Washington on Satur
day last.
?Improvements are still g>ing on at
Meroney's Hotel.
?The Elliott Hook and Ladder
building wus raised lust Tuesday. Work
upon it is being ?airiuu uu ut a rapid
rate, aud before many weuks this Com
pany will have a large and spacious build
ing of their own.
?The river is remarkably low, aud
the cousequence is that the little fish iu
tho holes udjeceot, catch the devil, that
i?, the little peanut boys catch them
?There was somo lively running
done on Tuesday evening last upon the
npprouch of the wind aud rain that was
thought to be the precursor of a severe
storm.
? Politics are looming up again, aud
upon Saturdays hob-nobbing and cheek
by-jole are conspicuous.
?There is to bo a considerable
"speechificatiou"?at Branchville to
day. The Orangcburg politicians will
be prcscut. Poor village.
?Ripe figs and water melons were
offered for sale on the Streets last week.
? Mr. J. Herman W?hlers is having
the store formerly occupied by John
Patterson, deceased, completely reno
vated. Mr. W. contemplates openiug
shor.ly a first-class drinking saloon.
He is a man of sober habits, aud we
j opine will do well.
?Political meetings are being held
throughout the entire County. Wonder
if it wouldu't pay all parties butter to
defer those getlierings until alter the
crops uro laid by ?
?The question that disturbs out
host of office seekers at the present time
ia> who arc to bo the chosen oucs in
October 1872?
?A new aud beautiful pieket feooe
will soon bo commenced nround the
Court House Square
?We propose to call for the previous
question on the now street in our next
issue. Till then we will leave sacred
grounds, and what appears to be now,
more sacred interests, unmolested.
?J. W. H Dukes has purchased the
Whittermore placo on Russol street,
where, we understand, ho proposes to
open hotel sometime this fall.
?Tho hog law wus before Council
again at their lust meeting, it vv.it>
kuocked in the head. The hogs hud
better keep an eye out.
?-Orangeburg can now boast a junk
shop. It Rich-lj deserved it. What
next ?
?If you want the freshest and great
est quantity of local intelligence, that
is: to be had in Oraugeburg, subscribe for
the News.
?There was a youth servcrcly bitten
by an Aligator while in tho rivor
bathing near Brauclivillc a few days
.go.
? Dolly Vardens have made their
nppearaAce in our town to a pretty pro
dig<>us extent.
?Charles II. Greene exhibited to n?
a few moruings sinco an ear of com,
grown in his garden, that was rcuiarka
bie for its peculiarities, the ear con
si-t-d ol eno large one, which grew
straight up from the stalk, and around
it there were f>ix others perfect in ihn pi'
mid maturity.
?Mr. W. M. Rrtin, our polito and
successful livery stable keeper, is hav
ing extensive improvements made upon
said buildings. Horse drovers will take
notice.
?We hoar on all sidca that Mr. Jas.
Cannon does bis duty faithfully as a I
marshal. I
?Dr. OliVeros and family have gouo
on a trip North.
?Treasurer Frank H. Greece has
completed bis settlement with the Coun
ty Auditor.
?One hundred and ninety-five li
censes hare beeu taken out up to date.
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"Come out here and I'll lick the whole
of you, said a news boy to soino sticks
ofpeporuiint iu a confectioner's win
dow.
The Villao? Church.?It bhould
not look like a barn or a storehouse. It
should bo a building, the rery sight of
which would cause devout fecliug ia the
breast. A well-carved cross should
point to heaven; massive paneled doors
should impress the visitor with the sol
emnity of the place into which he is
entering; stained glass should throw a
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
altar, neilitig and galleries should be or
namented with figurative mouldings, and
the columns that support the galleries,
and the balusters that rail them in, should
be of classic patterns. Any congregation
wishing such a church should seud their
orders for finishing material to Mr. P.
P. To ale, importer of French stained
glass, and manufacturer of and dealer
in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &e., So. 20
Hayne street, Charleston, S. C.
COMMERCIAL.
MA It It ET REPORTS.
OrriOB or the Oranof.bub.0 Nets,
June 28, 1872.
COTTON?Sales during the week
bales. We quote :
Ordinary.21
Low Middling.22)(j?
Middling.28U?*
P.ore. ii Rick.$1.65 per oushel
Corn.$1.00 per bushel.
Cow Peas. 1.25 per bushel.
Pisnr.ns._ 1.55 per bushel.
500
BUSHELS WHITE
CORN
JUST RECEIVED.
Also a choice lot of
11A CON,
AUGUSTA FLOCK,
Fresh from (he Mill, besides
SYRUP,
MOL
LA RH,
SALT,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
CANNED GOODS,
sud other articles in the GROCERY LINE,
which will be sold LOW DOWN foi tsh.
Iln\c on hand n tine assortment f FIN
ISHING and other N AILS.
TAKE NOTICE.
Just received RUTA UAGA TURNIP
SEED from I ho Celebrated Firm of D. Lan
dret h & S n.
A fine assortment of CLOCKS. WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CUTLERY) always on hand.
WANTED,?Rice, Corn, Eggs, Wax.
Wool, Rags. Peas, for which the HIGHEST
CASH PRICES will be paid.
J?feiy- I htrowith return my thanks to my
friends for their patronage, and hope still to
mciit their future approbation.
N. D_WATCHES, CLOCK'S, and JEW
ELRY repaired as usual.
E. EZEKTEL,
Sign of the DIG WATCH,
Opposite Post Office,
june 22 c ly
PHOTOGRAPHS!
S. M. PEARSON,
ARTIST,
Begs leave to announce to the Public
and his many friends that ho will be at
LEWISVILLE, S. C.
after the 30th of May for the purpose
nf
Taking Pictures,
such as Photographs and Ferrotypes.
Satis fact ion guaranteed.
Respectfully,
S. M. PEARSON,
may 4?tf Artist.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c,
. : ? r_
P. P. TO A LE,
Manufacturer und Denier,
No. 20 Hayne Street and Horlbeck's Wharf
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
g6y This io the Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Southern
States, and ali articles iu this line can be
furnished by Mr. P. P. TOAfclSt price* w hi*b
defy competition.
jje?)T A pamphlet with full ami detailed
list of all sites of Doors Sashes and Blind*,
and the prices of each, will l?o sent free and
Dost Paid, on aptdiraHnd to*
* . 1?. P. TO ALE,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
.inly IS wee
Russell St. one Door East of Meroney's Hotel
Offers to tho Public a FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other Houso in Orangeburg.
Call aud EXAMINE his STOCK, aud bo CONVINCED of the CHEAP
NESS of his GOODS.
ter Also I will pay the highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRASS,
PEWTER, II ID KS, OLD RAGS and every kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE
juoo 8 c i 6m
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BEL SCOVILL k PIKE,
Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Vnried Stock of
general merchandise.
Their assortment, with coustaut additions, is
unsurpassed
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Both as to STYLES aud QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
for the ( ash
Knable them to make, the best possib'e RATES, which is the OLD HULK con
tinued from its ORGANIZATION?
18 42,
Giving an experience of 30 years iu Business.
Economy and Enterprise, together with tho Energy and gentlemanly deport
ment of all their Assistants, arc always fouud at tho OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 23 c ly
buy your goods
THEODORE R?HN k BRO S
You can save TIME and TROUBLE by doing your SHOPPING with us.
We have the
L AIIt: I".ST A SSO RT MEN"V !
NEWEST S'I YLES ! !
and LOWEST PRICES!!!
now opening
The latest Novelties iu Desirable DRESS GOODS, 20, 25, eta and upwards
Plain and Figured,
English and French Piques,
from 20 to 43 cts.
Our White (Joods Department
Has been LARGE LY REPLENISHED and contains every desirable Fabric for
Summer wear."
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined aod unlincd, all the
latest Novelties, lower than any other house.
Iu HOOP SKIRTS. BUSTLES ami CORSETS, &c, wo offer the best shapes
in latest improvements at prices which defy all competition.
Grand Display of M1L1NERY GOODS, Trimmed Hats in latest and most Fash
ionables designs. Small Wares, Notions. The largest and Choapcst Stock
in Orangcburg.
A very excellent assortment of
Ladies Hosiery and Underwear,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Gloves,
Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Childrens, Misses and Ladies Gaiteaa. kc, kc, ke.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
may 27 k ly
TjARGE opening
-OF
SPRING k S?MMER GOODS.
THE BEST
stock of goods
To be FOl'ND in tho TOWN can now be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PR It E HOUSE of
geo. h. cornelson.
Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA
RATIONS for a largo
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
And can now show a FULL LINE of GOODS in all tho DEPARTMENTS
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICEST
GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS
In CASSIMERES, LINENS. COTTON A DES, JEANS, TWEEDS,
CHECKS and HOMESPUNS wo have the Largest Assortment ever seen in this
Town,
Abo a choice and largo selection of HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted stock of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS stands unexcelled both in style aud price.
Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon mc heretofore, I shall endeavor
to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving full vaiue tor the money
and hepe therefore to see you sooti at my store.
np!27 CEO. H. CORNELSON.
D. LOUIS,
THE
Oldest Merchant iu Orangefoarg!
HAS ON HAND
A SUPERIOR STOCK
OF
GOODS
AT
VERY LOW PRICES
FOR
CASH! CASH! CASH!
WHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T FORGET TO CALL
AT THE CORNER.
?>">y is D. LOUI8,
WILLIAM T. LIGETFOOT,
AT THE CORNER,
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURO, So. Ca. .
CONSTANTLY ON MAN I)
CHOICE DRY GOODS.
A FINK SELECTION OF
Boots, Shoos, Hat?, &c.
choice]
FAMILY GROCERIES.
'all grades of
THE FINEST LIQUORS.
fc?r The above GOODS with various others too numerous to mention, ar* g
autocd not tu be surpassed in quality and price by any house in the ?nrfctl.
Call and cxnmiuo for yourselves.
VOI. L1GIITFOOT,
may 11 dec 2 o ly
(Can tqu afford to leave vour Homestead uninsured?)
INSURANCE AGENCY.
FIRE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital $20,000,000 Gold.
(This .solid English Company paid over three million Dollars at Caiago Fit?)
LIFE INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY?
Capital 82,000,000.
The leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums invested inSonfn
JAS. II. FOWLE8.AQIW.
At Citizens' Saving
FOR SALE.?100 ACRES LAND on Belleville Road. 1} milea frasa taa fesJB
House, fSO acres Cleared and ?O Woodland.)
Also 10,000 BRICKS for sale. Apply to JAS. H. fOWLEfl
mar 1!3 c ly
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
ATj
J. M'NAMARA'S
He has inst opened a SELECT STOCK, comprising all the
STYLES of DRESS iOODS, such an .Japanese, Cheoo Poplins, Dolly V|
Silk Broch?, Grauadincs and Silk Strtpo, Spraguo and Paoifio Lawns, Wn
Colored nnd Linen Lawns, Dress Linens, Piques nnd Silk Leno, ? ipncsilitjp ?I
yards to >1 Also some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English CMMMfWW
Coatings, Cloths, black Cassitueres, Tweeds, Cottonades, Jeans and
He has also a large supply of Brown and Blue Shirtings, Tickings,
ins, Ac. SHOES of every description, among them a nice lot of L
Ready mado Clothing, Hats, \c, and a very General Stock of Groceries,
vare, Ac , all of which will be wold Low Down for Cash.
Thaukiog the public for tboir km 1 patronage, I solicit a continua?o?
* a w a m a
tpi 20 c T
THE
Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oraugebnrg Branch.
Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and ? PER CENT, on
SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Seiui
aunually.
Local Finance Committee.
Hou. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL S. FELDER.
( pt. JNO. A. HAMILTON.
J AS. II. FOWLKS,
Assistaut Cashier.
mar 21! jan cly
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a part of
the Estate of the late Col. Keitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists of about 600 itcre?, ono half well
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Loum
Soil, adapted to Crops of sll kinds. These
are the Finest Lands in tho District, and
were valued at $'20 per sere in 1866. Would
bo sold for one-half that price now. One
fourth cusb, the remainder in three hmh!
meats bearing interest from date and se
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This ie a splendid chance for any oae de
Hiring to secure Rich Lands, fine Wntcr Pow
er, excellent Cattlo Range and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply lo
Mrs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J. G. KEITT, E ?,.
jan 6 tf
NEW BARBER SHOP!
ov
CAPT. BRKJGMAN'8 STOER.
Whera 1 am prepared to 4? til
i lie above line with ncatnera
Torino reasonable
may 11 o
13. W. EOBINSON,
MERCHANT TAIIAS,
Ras RKMOfS? ?fit
is mw LOCATS9 *fe
Roatall M?w* ?sfjr f.
H. W.
STORE,
pars si to Fff?|
wK*
NIWM Ml IIWI
PttOYKB SfYLlB.
SATISFACTION gnaraataa* to
stance. D. W,
apl 20
T?8TATE
jT/j sons indebted
Col. David Bhulcr, will
tho undersigned at Georges
or to Messrs Islar k Dibble, at
8. C. All persons
pres-iat ihc? ?s abo?*. =
WILLIAM M. SHULBB.
Qualified E?tc
y<iy 25
having