The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 31, 1872, Image 7
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1872.
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All Advertisements must
be handed to the ^Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
>??-?
The many friends of W. J. D*TREVII.LE
announce bim nt n caudiJato for Solicitor of j
Fi st Circuit.
MR EDITOR?Pleuse announeo D. A.
PORTER as a Candidate for Sheriff at the
next Election and oblige hlainsmy friends in
the FORK.
ALEXANDER BROWN, of the Fork of !
Edisto, in hereby anuounced as a candidate
for County Commissioner by
MANY FRIENDS.
Mb. EoiToa?Please announce OEO. W.
BAXTER, from the Fork of Edisto, as a
-candidate for the Lower House of the Gene
ral Aasembly, at the next Election and
eblige MANY VOTERS.
June 1 tf
Many friends of Hsrpin Riggs Esq., the
present Sheriff, announce him as a candi
date far re-election.
. FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
Royal Arch Maeunft will take notice
?of change of hour of next convocation
Mr. L D. Clark, of Lewisyille, adver
tises iu this issue for a good elerk:
The nights aro delightful just now.
One can sleep without perspiring and
n Hing himself nigh Unto death. '
- ii ? aammmi ?? i -
T. Kuhn k Bro. will receive new Fall
Goods in a few dajs and are now closing
out balance of stock at and below oost.
Give them a null.
"The County Auditor gives notice in
another column that the Board of
Equalization will meet on the first Mon
day in Feptcnihcr nest, end will con
tinue in session for several days.
All persons in want of town lots or
rnrtua will get a bargain by applying to
judge T. C. Andrews who is offering the
same at 10 per cent below cost for c-tsh.
See ad.
We ackoowbidg*Hh^re>e*wptol a com
plimentary ticket to tbe Cottoa States
Mechanical Fair to transpire in Angus-a,
Georgia, on the 22d, 23d, 24th, 25th
and 27th days of October, 1872.
Returned.?Tbe public will be glad
to learn that the popular hostess of M*
'rouoy'o Hotel,'Mrs. YV. A. Meroney, has
returned from her visit to tbe mountains
iu North Carolina. '
The Court I1o\j8& Square?Has
'been cleaned op arid now presents a
beaut i.ul appearance. Mr. H. S. Butler
deserves a -great deal of credit for the
manner in 'which -he hus-completed the
^work ou -the new fenoe.
The Board of Ilealt'h is going the
rounds, and we would advise every our
' to have their premises iu a clean und
healthy couditiou, us this is the most
'dangerous season of the year for sick
tress. See card.
?It will ire seen by a curd iu another
'column that* the exercise* of Miss It. S.
Alb ? rgotti's school will be resumed the
ifirst Monday iu September next.
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ai_ T ? \i......... ?? ?s.?a
?that the statement to the effect that he
?is no longer a candidate for School Com
uiissioner is totally false; that he is still
before the people fur their suffrages and
?will not yield to any one until the Con
WentioD decides against htm.
sn>.??.
*Dr. J. C. liolu an laid on our table
'lust Wednesday a stalk of cOUoo cover
?cd with catterpiliars which was taken
'ffbmnits fluid near this town. We learn
?that other planters <*f oar County ure
'complaining of the same "thing. The
cattcrpillars cover (he sfadk and soon
?clonus it of all'the leaves.
'Fine Horses.?Messrs. W. M. Saio
<A Co. Tis* .j?st received a drove of -flue
Virginia'horses, 'both saddle and harnet*
Which they are offering at low figures.
^Ye pe^eVfc for tho afbove firm a large
Winnes* in their Una, as they aro gentle- j
'men if?jeiiatiliiy ?ftd'gte.not to bo stir-.,
tpffssid W jc^etf'^^pfcl* fluAl.. CuH
Hin 'themat l$h**M*fle -stale stablos on
MarWt >SmtU. 9b*ir advertisement
aj^carflfo t%$s fr-**.
i:ty^We?BC^i to 0Be^w(?M?
pared to dw>uling fur
to end from the Jtopot at tnoderate
prices, eta to board borst?, and biro out
o rridgca ?nd boggylea. Givo thorn lv
trial,
Goop Whiskey and GaooxitiSa.
ahd a Clever Man at ax 0?
Stand.?The customers of Mr. Henry
Funderburk will be pleased to beer that
he bob employed Mr. Joseph E. Browor.
Mr. F,'s store ?* situated in s ?op?jlar
portion of the town, sod it always filled
. with, a supply of chtioe groceries, whis
keys, wines, &c. ' Wc recommend oar
readers to give Mr. Funderbork s oall.
Mr. Brower, whoso affsblenee every
one knows, will be reedy to supply your
wan :a. It is ploasaut to flip in end see
Joe of & hot dsy.
Last Wednesday Night.?It is
snid by some tbut the wicked will be
sent to hell. Others eonteod tbet there
is no such plaee, sod tbet a men vir
puiiinhei1 v'\i j, in this sublunary world,
for bis sublunary sins. Some churlish
ministers eonteod again thet there is
no pucb thing as boll-fire; that its
meaning is figurative, sad does not im
ply that we poor creatures, who do uoi
come up to the notions of the straight
laced aud pharisaio portion of our
miniety shall go where Divies lifted up
bis, eyes end beheld Lnsaroe afar off.
Tbey say that the tern fire in the Bib
ble means the burning displeasure of
God's countenance towards us, after we
aro dead, on account of our wickedness.
But we have wondered from the sub
ject. We commenced by speaking ol
Wednesday night lust. Hell and the
modus operandi of going there, were
suggested by the intense boat of that
night. The nnafes of Diviea and Laea
rus al tcrnately run through our m ud.
Whenever a fweet, cooling breeze
would fan our parched up frame, we
though*, of Heaven, und all its pleasures,
but whenever the breese ceased, the
idea would, pcrfo ee, take possession of |
our reasoning faculties, that a man suf- |
fered tbu 'penalty ol his sins committed
here, right here on earth. One could .
?et sloop. AM of a sudden every %hi?
of a broi zo stopped, and the roost deli
cate and fragile plant was es still as
death. There was absolutely no cooling
' ait after a ^certain, how on Wodorsday
j night last. Nobody could sl?m'p Bath
ieg fftbs were the only things in order.
..t.d they had to be filled every fifteen
minutes. At Mcroney e hotel the well
was emptied of all its water long before
12 o'clock. Other plaoes were then
hunted for and found. Hip baths and
shower baths were h (espWsibte to
comfort. Polities were Porjpttfte
The previous question, the point ofordar
the personal explanation, and all the
! tricks and manoouvoriugs of the wiloy
I politician, were buried in oblivion for
the time being. Life, dear life, was the
only question debut abb.?. It was hot.
The last week in Juti?, noone'could
have been any hotter. The
righteous citizens of Oran rcburg assent
bled and.called to each tohor for h dp.
As wesiid, Moroney's woll of water g?ve
out. Others we?"e resorted t >. Tluy
were soon empti d. The awful faot
bursted upon us. "We must die !"
Had no wuter to cool our enrobed frames .
I We wore gois* up. Fathers, mothers.
I sons u*jdd mghtura joogreg-itedtogether.
These all felt exactly as those who were
left out off Noah's Ark?for e_ch one
believed that he could be saved, if so:n ;
kind interposition of Providence should
transpire in their behalf. Ab mt the
time the lust gisp for water and fresh
air was about to bo made, glad tidings
came to the distressed community. Mr
Herman Wulhers, soejug iu the first
potion of tbo uight our situation, and
autiuputiog our distress, and we might
say u I most dying wants, d spatohed to
Charleston for an axtra train. At 11
o'clock it arrived, frieghted with one
hundred barrels uf ioe, uqd one thous
uud barrels of water, And it was thus
that the good peuple uf our beautiful
Orangeburg were servud on Wednesday
night last. Thank God that we have a
Herman Walhers in our uildet.
i??i?s>???wsa>???11
The Vjllauk CauRca.?- It should
tint, look like a barn ore storehouse. It
ahussto be a butldiug, the very sight of
Mi ten Would cause devout leoltng in the
breast. A w?U Graved drOtosbowld point
>ie b?4wn) u)gss{vc eeow^id *4ooru thoaM
athwart the aislaS) ftlpft, alter ceiling
balusters I
of olasfto patterns. (.Arty congregation
wishing sash a ohnfchshu,M js^hjafrl
orders for floi^hing tnaterkr wymzr.]
P.ToAfci^iarportw oftrsiwih stained
glass, sad ?jnatsttsrer of ??d ?eti*r
in Doors, Saahsa, Hinds Ac, No. 20 |
Hayns street, Charleston, S. C.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPOBTS.
Orrioa or m Obaxobbobo Nawa,
August 80, 1872.
COTTON?Seles during ths week 40
bales. We quota:
Ordinary.:...,.17
Low Middling.18
Middling.log
Kouost Hick.~Si.eC per oushol
Cons..SI.05 per bushel.
Cow Peas. 1.00 per bushel.
Pimubbs. 1.65 per bushel.
Is-TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
[\ on the" 12th of September next, I will
file my final account as Administrator of W.
L. Wannamukor. dee'd. in tbe Probate Court
of this Couuty, and ask for my final dis
charge.
N. E. WANNAMAKER,
Administrator.
Orangeburg, Aug. 9th, 1872.?10, 4t
Sheriff's ? Sales.
By virtue Of sundry Executions to me di
rected I will sell to the highest bidders, at
Oraageburg Court House, on the first MON
DAY in September next, for^ossh, the fol
lowing property, vis:
All that traet of. land in Edisto Fork con
taining 460 cores, more or less, bounded on
the north by E. Porter, east by John Jordan
and the homestead truot of T. B. Tyler,
Sr., and west by homestead of T. B. Tyler,
Sr. Levied oa as the property of T. B. Ty
ler, Sr., at the suit of Joseph S. F. Fickling,
Adm'r et si.
Sheriff's Office, ) U. RIQOS,
Orshgeburg C. H., S. C, V S. O. C.
Aug. 6, 1872. )
aug 10 td
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE "
Whereas, Mrs. Sulllo J. Wiles hath ap
plied to mo for Letters of Administration on
tbe Estate of Russell W. Wiles, late of Or
engeburg County, deceased. ?
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Hindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to bo and appear, be
fore me, at a Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburg, qn tbe
81st day of August 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
M., to show cause if any, why the said Ad
ministration should not be grouted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 17th day of Aug., A. D. 1872, and in
the ninety-fifth year of American Inde
pendence.
Til AD. C. ANDREWS,
sag 17?2t Judge of Probate.
J. Felder, Kxeeirtor of tbe Will of
_ Johu Felder, gtres notice thst he will
en the First Monday in September next,
(2d), apply to the Jndgo of Probate for
Orange?>urg County, foT his "FINAL DIS
CHARGE" as snch Executor.
i!7th July, 1872. 4t
Warm Weather Has Come !
and so has oxk er rne
FINEST, CHOICE8T AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
ABBIVEU AT
If. H. W. BRIGG MANN'S STORE,
IN
RCSgiCLL STREET,
THAT CAN BE FOUND IN ORANGE
burg. An inspection will satisfy all.
trouble to show Goods. In addition to
tbe above 1 have oa hand trad for sale a
number of t he
AMERICA* BIJTTOX-nOLE
MACHINES.
This mnchino will do in tho bent possible
manner every variety of
FAMILY SEWING
that oftn be d?ho on any machine, and in
addition embroiders on the edgns, orerseams.
and makes beautiful button an J eyelet holes
in all fabrios. This is unquestionably far
beyond the napaoity of any other machine.
Instruction give.-., and satisfaction guaran
teed to all purchasing a maohine.
F. H. W. JJRIQGMANN.
May 25 ? , if
PHOTOGRAPHS!
5. M. PEARSON,
-A-RTIST,
Begs leave to nnqouqoe to the Public
nod his many friends thst he will be at
LEVVISVILLB, S. C.
after the 30th of May for tho purpose
of
Taking Pictures,
such as Photographs and Karrotypes.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully,
8. M. PEARSON,
may 4?tf Artist.
" ? * *~ ? -
Notice of Dismissal.
ThTOTIC* IS HEREBY QIVEN THAT 1
IK will on the 4th day of September next,
fide my final asoouht vitfe tad ft?n rable
Judge of Probate for.^angeburg'Cpunty, as
Adtnistrator of Jacob W. Wolfe, and ask for
liters Of Dismissal.
JACOB H. 1NARINET,
aug 3 -T4t Adminictrator.
10.
their
DAG
3 RS MARKi
?tr.:
for the purpose of making VERY
LARGE and EXTENSIVE PURCHA
SES^ for the FALL and WINTER
TRADE,, have determined to
their
CLOSE OUT
SUMMER STOCK
Regardless of COST, in order to re
duce their Stock into the smallest
possible space.
ang 17
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
k U
FANCY FOWLS AND PIGEONS.
Persons in want of LIGHT and DARK BRAHMAS, BUFF nod PAR
TRIDGE COCHINS can be supplied as follows:
. LIGHT BRAHMAS $5 00 per Pair, 86.00 per Trio.
BLACK " 6 00 " 8 00
BUFF COCHINS 86 00 per Pair. SS 00 per Trio.
PARTR1 DOE COCHTNS 88 00 per Pair, 810.00 per Trio.
LIGHT BRAHMA COCKS per head $2 60.
DARK " 44 " 4 00.
BUFF COCHIN &' 4.00.
PARTRIDGE ? " rt 5 00.
The above Stock ie of my own raining and warrant i d pure.
25 varieties of FANCY PIGEONS at 82.00 per head for young ones if assort
ncut is taken. Those in want will please call ou
aug 3?mar 2
T. A. JEFFORDS.
A FACT!
THE
ENTIRE STOCK
OF
GOODS
OK
D. LOUIS
IS OFFERED
AT AND BELOW COST!
esS-CALL AND GET BARGAINS-?e
AT THE CORNER,
D. LOUIS,
july 27
LAUGE OPENING
THE BEST
STOCK OF GOODS
To be FOUND in the TOWN can uow be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PRICE 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 the DEPARTMENTS J|
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICES!
GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS
In CASSJLMERES, LINENS, COTTON ADES, JEANS. TWEEDS,
CHECKS and HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever seen in this
Town,
Also s choice end Urge selection of HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
end 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 and prioe.
Thanking you for tho patronage bostowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor
to merit and retain fbe same by dealing fairly and giving full raise ier the money
and hope therefore to see you boob at my store.
and CUSTOMERS SHOpPIS^ jrtfcsj y> ^~jjT
Making Selection frftB their Extraordinary
GENERAL MER
Their assortment, with constant additions, it
. ''?a je*
Both as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE C???
Enable them to make the hast possible HATES, whioh it the
tinued from its ORGANIZATION?
Giving an experience of 30 years in BAtotsa.
Economy tad Enterprise, together with the athMM
ment of all their Assistants, aro always found as H
HuUSE ?f
BULL, SCOVLLL *
may 25. t#
TURNIP q?ed!
TURNIP seed !
TURFIP seed:
OF all KINDS!
OF all KINDS!
OF all KINDS 1
FROM D. LANDFETIIS A 80N1
FROM D. LAN DRETHS A SON!
FROM D. LANDRETHS A SON!
E. EZEKIELS*!
E. EZEKIELS'!
E. EZEKIELS'!
JUST rece
JUST beck
JUST RECR
july 27
OPPOSITE POST ^
OPPOSITE POST 1
OPPOSITE POST
JLVX. XVJ.Vs.
Russell St. one Door East of MeroneyV8(|^
Offers to the Pubiic a FULL and WELL SELECTSd STOCK of
? r/
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groce
At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other If oust in
Call and EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the
NES8 of his GOODS.
t&- Also I will pay the highest price for old iron, COPPER,
PEWTER, HIDES, OLD RAGS and every kind of country PR1
junc 8 c
DR. OLIVEROS,
?KALER IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES. PAINTS.
OILS and VARNISHES. WINDOW
GLASS and PUTTF.
Jost received another lot of the VACU
UM OIL for Greasing and Preserving Leath
er.
Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre
serving Sight.
Also a Superior lot of CUTLERV. such as
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS.
Also a Choice and Select to* of FLOWER
WS EDS.
Also receiving almost monthly 100 to 200
pounds PURE CANDIES, Tuaxaotoed.
Also a fine lot of PERFUMERY sad
FANCY ARTICLES.
Call and satisfy yourselves at the DRUG
STORE of
DR. OLIVEROS,
Orangeburg C. H., S. C.
aiar 30 nov IS ly
SCHOOL BOOKS!
MUSIC & STATIONERY,
ALWAYS ON HAND
I
At TBS
ENGINE HOUSE.
The celebrated Vf.S LUTTER ROOE for
Copying Letters?used, without e Press -
every business man should have one.
Anything In sty lino not on "and can bo
ordered in a short time.
KIRK ROBISSOV.
jan 6 e v1*
DR. A. C. DUKESL
At the Old Stand of
I>R. B. 9f. SHYJIilER.
m HAS JUST RECEIVED A frei
tfgHfesupply of
TfJjr nanas,
Wm MEDICINES,
PAJNTM
OILS,
VARNISHES. Ac.
A eplondidlot of STATIONERY.
PERFUMERY end SOAPS in greet fl
A flp- stock of CIO ARS and TOBACC?
Aed one. of the finest aseortftwit of ?Q(B
ET KNIVES oror offered hero at the prices.
Presorrptions caref^ny preearoel.
WWCB HOURS en the SABBATH?*
From ft to 10 A. M., end from 4 to k f. M.
dec 2 e
THE
Citizens5 Savings B?*fik
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangeimrg Bmnc?c
Py 7 PER CENT. INTBAB8T eft
DEPOSITS aud6 PER W^HW
QS DEPOSITS? com^mit^m*
Will
SPEClAl
SAV.NOS
annually.
l ocal Wimmtm C*W*m*9*
Hon. THOS. W. GLOV?*t
Col. PAUL S. FELDER.
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON
JAS. H. FOWLS8.
Assistant Cashier.
tsar 23 yan ely
" 1' '
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a Mr* at
tho Rotate of tho lato Col HH
k..??? .a the DARBT PLAGE ShTSH
oontlata of about ouu aorta,
Timbered, the remainder Rica, l^L*w
Soil, adapted to Crop* of all ?lad*. Thaee
aro the Finest Lande la tho)
were rained at $20 per a ore ia
be aold for ana-half that price
fourth cash, the remainder la
meats bearing Internat Aas* <
cored by mortgage of tho ans?t.
This is a splendid aha tot for
?iriog to secure Rich Lands, ana
er, eaeelUat Cattle Raage aa4
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. I?.
Or J. ?
jaaa
The People's