The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, July 27, 1872, Image 11
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to the Business
before Thursday
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MR EDITOR?Please announce D. A.
FORTER *? a Candidate for Sheriff at the
WflMtfiM^^ Wanda tn
1 -??vK.i-ii- ? ' ? ' ,>%.?",
ALEXANDER BROWN, of the Pork of
EdUto, ia hereby announced aa b candidate
for County Commissioner by
MANY FRIENDS.
fcOTt awneunca 410, W.
lb* Fork of Ediato, as a
?Ibe-eea fcewerBEanuw of the Oena
11'J jsVafrVily, at ?** nan* Slaettoa and
oblige MAKY V0TER8.
joael tf
FOR SIIKBI1 F
Maby fritnfl? of Hatpin Riggs Esq., the
present Sheriff1, announce him aa a candi
date for reflection.
FRIENDS ARU VOTERS.
THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY
Taxkb.?All persons who fail to make
.a ret nr n of their property to the Audi
tor before the 20th of August, frill pay
dearly for the delay. A penalty wHI
a,t$eb.
That Ticket.?In our last issue
there appeared a ticket for the several
offices of the County. Several gout le
rnen have censured us pretty severely
because it appeared at the head of
out 'editorial columns. Suffice it to say
that neither of the .conductors of this
journal knew anything of tho slate in
question until it was banded in for
publication. We neither gave it an
editorial or any other kind of endorse
/inent. This journal wilt supper' the
jrcguUr nominees of the Republican
party and no others;.
Imorsi?tio? to thk Public.?By
'the Act, June ?th 1862,all stamp taxes
on instrumenta in writing aro repealed
front October 1st 1872, except the two
cent Vtavtp on checks. It is providod
further that in the meantime, tho holder
Yd" any Wirtfuntent of writing of what
ever kind and description which has
been made or issued without being
properly stamped, tuny mako application
io any Collector-of intern?! Revenue,
?who shall thereupon affix the stamp
provided by such bolder upnu such
~* taflMsjaaai ?f "Stnmiog aa is required by
*?w.j subject to the provisions of Section
158 of the Internal Rovcnuo laws. This
Hb important to those biding such
instruments to render them legal and
Srnlid.
AnotHkr Barbkcije.? Thero will
be an immense barbecue at Rowo's
liridge to-day. The lollowing persons
a:e ob the Committo ol Arrangements :
V D. jWUlia, SataT May?, Ooroe
1.-ua Dicglc, Ed ward Whitfield, J.
Felder Meyer?, Aaron Lewis, Geo. Boli
var, 0. H. Greene, Tom Smith, Ellis
Forast, Alle? Philtips, Wo. R. Meyers,
Benj. Lloyd, and others.
Active preparations have been going
? on for several weeks to have the occasion
ono of interest to ull. An elaborate
and interesting affair will bo the barbe
'cue at Rowe'a Bridge to-day, and too
efjttjlt nnnmnt be bestowed upon
Mr. V. D. #5wm,un and others whose
efforts wi'l be crowned by t-day's pro
ceedings with such abuoduot success.
Generals Moses and Elliott., L. 0
'?Carpenter, Esq., editor of tbo Columbia
' 4L!ufon, and others aro oxpeoted to spnak
Tbo following Circular letter has boon
addressed by County Chairman Geo.
Deliver, Esq., to the voters of the va
Tious precincts in this County. We
tru-t that our irieods will soo to it that
the best men are selected to represent
them iu tbo Convention.
Office or Chairman County Exk
CUTIVtf COMfttlTTKK UNION REPUB
lican Party.
ORANOEnuaoCnttMTvSC .. .
July 22, 1872.
To the voter* of variow Precinct* :
in- accordance Wth loatructious from
iho Efceewtire Committeo National Un
itm jfrjlilWriian ***** tflate of South
't^lr
, pjpi ;M your nana-1
. S'lace ef Meet-iu^ on tho 10th day of
August, and Elect the same Nt.naher of
Delegates aa in the last N oainatio^
Gouvenliou to Represent your Precinct
in a County Convention to bo hold in
the Town ot Orangeburg enr^fct^.*? n
l?|.of August, for the purpose of .Elec
ting Delegules to Represent the Comity
in the State, Congrossto?al and Circuit
Convention?. That is to say, five Oel
egate*ser4itt ferito Convention, five
Delegates for the Congressional Conven
tlon end five Delegates for ffe? Circuit
Contention, tobe held i% ?m ?sj*ot
Columbia on the 21st day of August,
1872. Proper Credentials must be pre-,
?a*cd by each Delegation.
OSO. BO LIVER,
Chairman County E*. Com.
' -^aw<??sasss>b]aV^#a?aa?. ir'n
Okanoe Peelings. ?
?Jane Williams km sent to jail on
Saturday last for assault and battery.
?There ?rill be some lively political
sparring ut Rowe's Bridge to day.
? ?Large Wster uioloss are selling for
ten cents here.
??Five large alders wlft be eaten to
day at the barbuoue.
?E. Baynard Seebrook, Esq , slap
ped Juhn O. Maokey's face the other
day in Chatleston for calling hint a liar.
-? Quit's ? njinihnr ?f f ha natives ot*
Cyprus were up before Trial Justio*
Meyers during the psat week.
?Mr. D. Louis is offering Ms large
und -ell selected stock of dry goods at
greatly reduced prices.
?Trial Justice Meyers held Court
two days out of the last week. Quite a
number of eases were disposed of.
i ?-The Court House fenoe will soon
be completed. It will add to the appear
ancc of Orangeburg to a considerable
extent.
?The County Commissioner- bid a
lively session ou Saturday last. The
new bond of County Treasurer Greene
was disapproved.
. ?Mr. Frank U. Grem's offioitl
bond comis up before the County. Com?
missi?ners again to day. Mr. Greene
returned trom the North last tiigbt.
?Mr. Z. M... Wolfe has .beeil ap
pointed a .deputy United States Mar
shal far this Couuty. Mr. Wolfe will
fill the position faithfully.
?We inadvertantly omitted to State
that Mr. V. D. Bowman spoke at
Br&nchville st the meeting of which
mention was made iu our last baue.
?Our readers will forb:\r with us
this week. The weather has been a
degree or eq too hot for a quill-driver to
work steadily.
?An interesting Republican msotiug
was held at Bull Swamp in this County !
on the 20th instant Speeches wero j
made by the Clerk of Court, Mr. Geo. I
Boliver, and others.
?Dr. J. A. Kell.tr baa requested us
10 state to the public that he is uo I
longer a Candida's for the Senate. The j
tight will now be between Hons J. L.
Jamison and Bonj. By us.
?Mr. Herman Wahlers' fame as a
trieud to the followers of Bacchus is
cpreading far and wide. His whiskeys
are the worst enemy the Temperance
cause has in this State, because?they
are good.
?The tickot printed at tho head of
our editorial columns in our lust issue
occasioned a great deal of bitter oo:u
ti.ru?. One thing there is that is eure,
und that is, there uro a fecflr two maov
candidates in Orangcburg Cunt)' for
oue ticket to hold them all.
?Thd County is dying for rain.
Water, water, water is tho cry Edisto
River is lower then it bus been sioo j
17S9. The littlo boys are ablo to cros*
It juat ut'iow ruts urtugu near tui> piauu,
nnd when at high-water mark the ehan
nal is ten or twelve feet deep.
. ?The weather has been so intensely ,
warm during tho past week that the
beautiful oak and elm trees that ju?t a
few da) s ago made such delicious shade
in our Court Houso Square, are with
ered abd parched to death. Th?y are
dead?'that which was worth to tho
over-hoisted public huud eds of dollars.
??Horse rucks are in order Don.
1 here are not ouough of thenf in
Orungeburg. Siuce the ucw fence bus
been built, those urouud the Court
House Square arc insufficient to accom
modate all. We just meutioo .this be
oauso convinced that our excellent May
or sod Aldermen, will see to it, that
their friends from the Country shall bo
accommodated to a hitching place when
they seo fit to visit onr Burg.
m ?? ?
"An accident to tho right arm of
our foreman" is considered a good excuse.
for the suspension of a Mississippi paper
for a wock
Tni Vir.r.AOB Cn?RCH.?It should
Qo$l?fa}?$$K$*ft tl
should be ? building,
which would cause devout fooling in
breast* tMiMm^mwikm?HrMm ?bould
potot to heaven} mmiwe paunlcd doors
should impress the visitor with tho Sol
emnity of the placo iuto wKieh ho is
entering; stained glass should throw a
mystic light nth wart the aisles; pulpit,
?altar, ceiling and generic* ilioum be or
namcnted with figurative mouldings,and
Drt m\?kW*m that support the galleries,
und theb?1u?ft*r? thpt rail them in,should
be of classic patterns.' Any congregation
wishing*'stielt a crfurdh should sand their
orders tor finishing material to Mr: P.
P. To ALU, importer of FrqucU stained
glass, and manufacturer of and dewier
in Doors', Sashes, Blinds Ac, No. 20
Hsyne street, ChaTlesto?, 8. 0b
COJSHERCIAL.
, ., ?' wi t??
MARKET REPORTS.
Office or t?s OauumnpOfcA Nawa,
July 19, 1872.
COTTON?Sales during the week
bales. We quote t
Ordinary ..t,.. eVs??re*?>e^ee???4e**?*ere*e*|w 1
Low Middling...18i(5> -
Middling..29f(a?
R??o? Ries........31.CC ptr .sushel
Cork.,....$ 96 per bushel.
Cow Peas. 1.00 por bushel.
Pinoekh.... 1.56 per bushel.
NOTICE
OFFtCR COUNTY AUDITOR.
OasNoasuao Couhty, S. C,
June 6th 1872.
Pursuant to an Aet PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY, approved Sept. 16th, 1868, add all
Acts amendatory thereto: Notice ia hereby
given that this Office will be open for re
ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, from the FIRST DAY of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNEPS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA
TORS, &c, of Real Estate are corneatly re
quested to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent. ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the TAX
BOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Roturna on or before the 20th day of Augtibt,
a Penalty of 60 per cent will be added to
their Asseeamcut.
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor."
Orangcburg County,
june 8 lit
Notice of Dismissal
-jVTOTlCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
r^i will, on the 5th day of August, 1872,
ale oar final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangcburg County, as
Administratosr of the Estate of Elixabcth
Fogle, and ask fer Letters of Pismiasal.
. - D. J. ZEJGLER.
D. P. FOULE,
july 6?H Administrators.
JJOTICE. ? Tbc Copartu er
\ SHIP heretofore existing between
ampy, Bro. 4 Co.. is this day Unsolved by
mutual consent. AM persons having claim
agsinat said. Firm will present them for pay
ment immediately, and all iudebted will
please mitke aymcnt to Cbampy & Bro.
A. CHAMPY,
A. R. CHAMPY,
P. DOYLE,
Juno 27th, J872?july 6V*-dl,i 1 ??
SCHOOL BOOKS!
MUSIC & STATIONERY,
ALWAYS ON HAND
ar ms
KNOT NE HOUSE.
The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for
Copying Letters?uacd without a Press?
every bueineso man should haye one.
Anything in my lice not oh'hand can be
ordored in a short time.
Kiiiii koiuxmo*.
jan 6 0 ly
BUA. C. DUKES,
At the Old Stand of
dr. b. hi. shutter.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A frosh
iiipply of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES. 4c.
A splendid lot of STATIONERY.
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great vs
rict v.
A fine stock of CIOARS und TOBA?CO.
And one of (be fincat, assortment of POCK
l'T witrca -ffg ? ? ? - ?
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH?
From 9 to 10 A. M., and from 4 to 6 P. M.
dee 2 . c ly
The People's Bakery.
REMOVED TWO DOORS EAST OF
j. 1?. HARLEY'S
Where he will bo happy to aervo hie form.,
er customers with .
FINE CANDIES.
CONFECTION AR I ES.
FRUITS.
NUTS and1
TOYS of every description, a?d a^nrioet) to
suit the times.
Talso "keen conhlnnOv on hand
FHESlf BREAD.
CAKES of cvory description
PlEri, aro.
Prices reasonable.
A LSO
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
oare to suit the moat faatidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my frUnthi and fel
low-oitlaena is respectfully solicited.
THOS. W: ALBERGOTTI.
oct 14 deo 10 8m
Nolle? to Re?b(orM and Credi
tor**--All persons having'any de
mandH'againet the Estate of Adam Kurick,
deeeesed, will present thorn by the Fr.it day
of August or they Will be debarred pay
ment, und-e'll those Indebted to said t>,fate
will make paymoot forthwith, to
p. J. ZEIGLER.
. r .. Hi Ouullftrd Administrator.
r j R11 J.
july 27
BELOW COST!
A call and get bargains
AT THE CORNER,
D. LOU IS,
turnip seed!
turnip seed!
tubflp seed I
of all kinds I
of all kinds!
qf all kinds 1
- v
FROM D. LANDRETHS & SON!
FROM D. landreths * SON'.
FROM D. landreths L son !
e. ezekiels'!
e. ezekiels !
e. ezekiels'!
july 27
just received!
just received!
just received:
for Sale at !
for sale at 1
for sale at!
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
OPPOSITE P08T OFFICE'
LARGE OPENING
-uf
TIIE BEST
STOCK OF GOODS
To bo FOJ^D in the TOWN can now be SEEN it the POPULAR ONE*
PRICE HOUSE of
0E(X H. COENELSON.
' Having -R4W?IvENISHED um STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA
RATIONS f.?fkstkirgc . i
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
Aud can no~w show a FULL LINE of GOODS in ?11 tho DEPARTMENTS.?
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICEST
GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LINKS of PRINTS
In CASSI.MHRES, LINENS. COTTONADES, JEANS, TWEEDS,
CHECKS and HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever seen in this
Town,
Also or choice and large selection of II ATS, BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted stock of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK df READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS Fta'tfd* unexcelled both iu stylo aud price.
Thanking ynh for .^ho patron age. bosto wed upon me heretofore, I shall, endeavor
to merit and retain the tamo by dealiug fairly and giving full value lor the money
and hope therefore to soe you tsoon at my store.
?pl 27 GEO. H CORNELSON.
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
I PIKE
? MttkSng Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortmout, with constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Roth as to -HTYLES and -QU ALITFE5*.
Their facilities iu drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the best pnkeib'e RATES, which is tho OLD RULE con
tinued from Its ORGANIZATION ?
1842,
?Giving an.experience ol ^30 years jo Business. ? ' .
jQconomy and Enterprise, together' with the Energy and gentlemanly deport*
merit of all their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHM?*
fixHJSK of
BULL, SCOV1LL & PIKE.
nviT 25 " ! ? * ? ' o ly c, 1
<cs x*m eevsesw itii
I M? ?4. !
an vv? u
l.aeeatW ?
j (-?? .??
Uan ?i
W
?rwi
T
THE rilESiDKNTIAL
oMinu
T. KOHlTfc
Are alao making preparation* for the FALL CAMPAIGN, and hats &$<mhw&
?o CL08B o?lsthclr-LARO-B suoVELEG ANT Stock of ??afcW
???ewneaspsew'ew
at any SACRIFICE. ' ' ?3 I ailsT ? *tf JlsT a af?
Tbay are ?ftring great %ft**MHe in their
SATIN STRIPED PIQUES.
PLAID C/
ENGLISH and FRENCH PERCALES.
PARA80L3
HOSIER* and GLOVES.
LADIES UNDERCLOTP
AJeo great RED?CXi?N in rstfw''***
Ladies and Gents Fine 3hoA??
They have also detoruiha? ?CUM? OUT tbo balanot tfifct^ * I4*5*
GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING
At a reduction of 33 per cent.
july 13
? r =; aoo tij/ u/
Now ie the time for BARGAIN.
THEODORE KOSN * BB0THK&
Russell St. oailaVr East of Mi
Offer* to the Public a FULL and WELL 8ELECTRD STOW *
Dry Goods, Clottiing, Hats, Shoes, Groeertei ftc^
At LOWER PRtCBiJ than etn be bought a*a?* ?th?
Cafland EXAMINE Uis STOCK, and he CONV1
NE8S of hie GOODS.
tnWV Akra I will pay the highest price for
PEWTER, HIDES, OWE> ?AQS esd e^ery
iuno 8 t
r^toi ofRCClll?ftf ^R^^CB*
r-" ? ?-'P--w.a?i^.. irp^ejwjf^^aw?
(Can you afford to leave your Homestead unisju&ftV?) >&.*""
FIRE lNStJB-?.lSrOB^
LIVERPOOL* LONDON A GLOBE FIRS ITOU.IUNCP
fefcrtaX .020,000,000 *mfr
(This solid Engliah Company paid over three minion &4lar*KM
PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE tiT
Capital 82,500,000
The leading bourkern Company?all South Carolina Tremiuma invested la South CersVvw:
eTAJ3. H. FOWiiES^i?PW
? At CitiiensV Saving Bank
FOR ?A1.K.?100 ACRES tAND en naWeriUe Road, 1J -miieea&|jaiik #??Tt
M?sse, fLT) ccree Cleared and 50 Wocdlsnd.)
Alao 10,000 BRICKS for sale. Apply t o *f?. jPJflMaV8
DK. OLIX^ROS,
REALER IW
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINT8,
OiLS ud VARNISHES, WIKDOW
GLASS and PUTTY.
Jost received Mother lot of the VACU
UM OIL for Greasing ?od Preserving Leath
er.
Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pro
serving Sight.
Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, aueh ss
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS.
Also a Choice and Solcct let of FLOWER
SEEDS.
Also reocmns almost monthly 100 to 360
pounds PURE CANDIES. Inaranteed.
Also a fine lot of PERFUMER? and
FANCY ARTlCLFd.
Call and satisfy yourscWe* at ihn DRUG
STORE of
DR. OLTVEROS.
Orangebnrg C. H., 8. t.
mar 30 nov 18 1 j
THE
Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oraugcbnrg Brandt.
Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on
SPECI\L DEPOSITS and 8 PER CENT, on
SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Semi
annueTly.
lLocaJ Finance Committee.
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVKR.
Col. PAUL 8. FKLDKR.
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON".
vJAS. H. FOWLKS,
Assistant Cashier.
. mar ?3 jan cly
At Private Sale*
TUE PLANTATION forming a part of
the Estate of the rate Col- Keitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists of about 600 acres, one half wall
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loam
Soil, adapted to Cross oC all kinds. These
aro the Finest Lands in the DfHriet, and
? er* valued at $20 par acre in 1866. Would
ba sold for one-half that pries now. Oac
fourth oath, the remainder ia three instal
ments bearing Interest from date and se
cured by mortgage of the same.
This is a splendid chance for any oac de
siring to secure Rieh Lands, fine Wnt?r |?ow.
er, excellent Cattle Rang* and a Re&aed
IveiaMKtrhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KBltT. ,
Or >C7!*. O. KEITT, Esq.
jan <S
PHOTOGRAPH:
Bega leave to amsoose* to the Fabhe
and his many frieads that ha will be at
LEW18VIhhZy JbJ9$tr>
after iho 30th of May for the purpose
of
Taking Pietares,
ruch as Photojjprapha and Ferrotypes
RcepeeUully, .JA?.t
S. H. PEARSON,
may i?if Artist.
Warm Weather Has Come t
and so RAS oh? O* TSf
FINEST, CHOICEST ANT> MOST COM
PLETE STOCKS or
Dry Goods, Groceries, fte
Astjvao a*
F. H W. BRIGGMANN S STORE,
I ''jllf' ''Tassn'*''
STREBT?
rytttAT CAN BE FOTJND IN ORANGE
|_ burg. Ad iospeotioa Will satisfy all.
No trouble to show Goods, ia addhioo to
the above I have oa heal and fersals*
nur?ber of the
This xnaebiee erili do la
manner every variety of .
f A MILT S?^ui|i
that cab be done on say
additionoxabroider* oa tho-4
and makes heeutif
la art fabric*. ??
beyond tho oa]
, Instruct
struetiuo gi^en, tfo jptarao
teed to n!l |s?r$W'" '!?!*Mm%^^L
F. ?. W. SftlQflMANN.
May 20 tf