The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 09, 1872, Image 4
Ali Tiidtun Romance.
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Tho Luokuow '/'.mr.< tells Ufl that a
litilo while i>u > n i?-ni h innn, described
.w<?a ? ?-/?in .
ut pi ? ruthcj pr pjjss using appearance,
camo tu that l^^il^M^ivh^W
letter* nf iui^cUi^L^,! in sjvcral people
iu modi r .tcaSifttu ?i?i;:uees. ..WU!i( these
people he liTed,-.ni<l having repsaBontet)
hiinseli' tis a .1 i-.nan of substance,
being solo '6\yS^v and pbsseitibr of ou6
lakh an! lil'iy tiiousatiu rupees, was
treated \\U|i .ihe u^myst deference and
courtesy, aud iiulh.r, Was permitted to
pain iIn; dflbctio?d id' n young lady
wlin.se only personal n .tractions appeared
lo be ti prolusioil (if*-Valuable jewelry she
u -Rtituutly .spoi;..-d. ' ho young lady ex
plained i!:.;t.,h.i ! liter was an extra .us
K sttttit e"i*iui.s.si. in r .stationed utsinic
tuiug h Ns- tbati a thousand miles from
Uom:o, itKtl pAj esylng nh estato of iiu
Uietl Ut a bio extent and incalculable
Value, to which she was the heiress. A
pin Uh waarrrwo^nun .>mn tread, and tin
young cuuji.c. as happy as wealth and
all'(ton combined could make them.'
wore married, und left BucKnow on their
wedding lour u fi w day's w -yi. Ami here
the "?ale. to le -i'di-'ppy oftcj sin u*d end.
but, ittiliii(iii:a:ely, this is not tho end of
ibe lulu, 'i gciltlcmau tnuk his bride
to |!us .r, y. i:ere i: lurued out that he
v.:i> i hg ?? i 3 iu (lit.- truly delectable aud
l:irhly roniuucrativo profession of fire
man on .tin- liast India Railway, draw
.tn?t? rrr. y ?'. , *'
iog the :t^?*.ik'cul salary uf forty rupees
ii mouth, in d it w-aswi h feelings of un
i.ltetv.l au_..ish that lie felt it his duty
to inform the lady that the lakh :tod a
half ul tht! rupees were in the bands of
? itnotUur -V'^ly? who obstinately refused!
to give up the money on the ground ol
his \n uiff ihe rightful owner of it. Th,o
In ilc ^i10,. *--'0 disappointment with
b'o'e. I j l itumity, a;.u lufor?i.etl 'her.
hiii:ltus,d, ^fp^Bi/Wgfisd Isgfot; that a
t-i.nihtr lijtgcujty existed with reg-.rl t >
her ta: !i: i ^.^c>tute \t>ear,Oe:i n> Tili? ,
e.-tute was tlicro au right or course, b ii
it, was < ueumboren ?trZ-sueh^u^eiten'
ti...i it iWE'^tnposiih'.c to get a&jij,. Th.
nature of ^U-^I'^niibninc 1, 0 WSS ex
arcmely peculiar; au u! 1 z mitndar ha 1
htiotlivr estate on lop 8f it. and'ob
?t iiali l^jte/ajSed.-|o (ake it o.T. And the
Winde rllthc valn ible jewlry, ffhioh had
prove J.^Oje^eajlpiit u bail, hid been re
luiiied to the brid s stsiter and the
other Jf-vJios from whVj it had been
bt-iruwed for the occasion, ft issiid
bear their common dia
krvpoiutWcutcvrith.' a very good grace,
and arc as l;:ippy a? etui be expected un
der iho circuti.-stanccs.
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Knocked Anot r rx tiik World.?
It is a. good thing for a young man to
lc '-"knocked*" about in tho world,"
though l.^oft^ijjj^ijid parents may nut
thiuk so. All youths^ or if"uot'ai!.
iKtictccn twentieths of the s'.iui total
enter litfPwjUi a 'sn.l'f'us of .-elf-eon<fe t
If, iu measuring tliou.sidves with wiser
and older neu thai) they arc, thep dis
cover that it is unwarranted, and g t
l id of it gracefully, of their own ncecrd.
well and good; if uot, it is desirable, foi
their owu Bakes, thai it be knocked out
of thcfbnt A boy who is scut a school
fOO Gilds his level. His may have been
Inraiju^'ni ut In me,' but suhooi bo^a nft
dcmoeiatic in their ideas, audit*arrogjio
are suro lo be tliraslied iutoarecognition
of the goHdttrule. TJio world is n great
public school and it soon teaches a new
pupil his proper placo. If he has the
uttrlbutrs that belongs to a leader In
will lc eustalle.il-iu' the position ol i.
leadpr* if not, whatever his owu opinion
of his abilities may be, ho will be ejm
jellid (ii fall in v.ilh rank and file, it
not -destined to greatness, the uoxt best
thing to which he catj, aspire is resp?ota
- bilityjfbut no man tan be truly grcit or
resprctaldc who is vuin, j o.n} ous ai.u
ovcrbeSiiug.; >
By the time the novice has found li
legitimate social pesitiou, bo the same
high or low, tho probability is that the
disagreeable traits of ilia ofrsraet?'!- v. i 1
1 e softened down or vora iway. M< s
?likely tlii: j rot ess of abraciou. will 1-.
rough, jHtwlien it is all over, and
! him;elf ns others see him.
ntid not iis reflected in the minor of self
conceit, he will be thankful that he has
run the "eaur.tltt, and arrived, though
by it j-ough road, ut self knowledge
l']<>n 11 ? e Winde, \\ I;.:'ever l-n in ?' motu
018 inny'tliiiilc to the contrary, it is i;
g0dCjl'"1T.ing for youths "to be kn it-ked
about iu the world?it makes hihn of
t hc?W.
A Dikki;kknck.?A man down iu
.ilaiue vvlio lecontly got intoxicated and
cohrYhitted sonic rotsdothoannr. for which
ho wav. imprisoned, is , determined to
djfofid himself Int future against the
risk of such disgrace. He accordingly
publishes in au .Augusta pip-.r tlii*
caVd: '*Whoever t?ells or oflois to sei]
to me any intoxicating 1'qnors of what
ever tiatuie, or whoever fiollauny in my
presence, will be prosecuted to the full
extent -of the law.?Summer S. Brick."
He appears to find it easier to defend
liMnet'lf sguiiiat yihots thao.affsinJt Uim
St es tvi;? ok siom;x ^?
Ki;\V.\i;i' A l?.ik Dny Marc, about
l8yonra old, with a pico?, of Right Ear cut
< tl , v.-..* stolen fr |tC?#M<l Xr "* tlraiuft'b
Ct>\.lt llmt o miitiujA1H[ ifsAWrJir^-'l^
reward will i>o puM<ir6!e'rfc*^Ww
Ultimi? DAVIS,
ocj 10 9 ' llov.e's J'uuip, S. G.
rrt r -
Ayer's Ohe^flepfcrfLj,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as CouRhs, Colds, Whoop?jg
Oough, Bronchitis, Aathms,
and Consumption.
rrobahly never boforo in tho whole history of
medicine, has auy tiling won so widely and- so
deeply upon tho confidence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy tor puhuuuary complaints.
Through a Ion? seri?s of years, nr. . .uongmost
of tho races, of men it haH risen high and lilgher
In their ostimatlou, ns It has becomo better known.
Jts uniform character and power to cure the va?
riotifl ailVclions -ot" tho luugo und "'MWtj huvo
made it known as a reliable protector against'
them. Wliile adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young chihlrcu, it U at tho panic time tho
most circclual remedy that can be given for incip
ient consumption, and the dangerous aflssjtlans
of the throat and lunge. As a provision against
sudden attack- of Croup'i it Should be kept on
hand in every family, and Indued a* all an- ^mu
tinies subject to eulds and coughs, all should bb
provided witli this anUdote fur them.
Although ? et' led Consumption is thought In*
curable, still great numbers or ears where tho
discaso Becmcd settled, have bocn completely
cured, und the path nt restored to sound health
by tho Cherry l'evtoral. bo complete is iu
mastery over Uie disorders of the'Lungs find
Throat, that the most qbstinate of them yield to it.
When nothing clue could reach them, under tho
Chetry J'ictoral they subside and disappear.
Slnpeh'a and J'ub'llc tiptaktrs And great
protcctfon from it.
Asth m? is always relieved and often wholly
cuicd by It. ?
JlroncMlls Is genially cured by taking the
" Cherry Veetoral in .-mall und frequent doses.
So generally an. Its vhtnen known, that "wo >
need iiot iiibii.-h the CCrtl&Stc* *>f th'JIT. her? Ar ?
do more than a ur>> the ptiblie that its quulltioo
aio tuliy maintained. ?* --i
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Foror and Ague, Intermittent Fover,
Chill Fovcr, Komittont Fovor, Dumb
Agno, [Periodical or Bilious Fovor, do.,
and indeed all tho nllootion;. which ariso
from malarious, mtxsh, or miusmutio
poisonu. ( L .
As its uame Implies, U docs Cure, and docs not
mil. Containing ueithc-r Atsenlo. Quinine, Dis
muth, Zinc, nor any other1-mineral OrlpbisOBOOS
substantx* whatever, it in iwwise Injures nuy pa
tient. The number end dmpoi'tanca of ita.curea
In tho ngue districts, are literally beyond heconnt,
and wo believe without a parallel in tho hbtory
Of Ague medicbte. Our pride ls-grutitlcd by Uio
acknowledgments wo recelre of the radical cures
effected In obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies' hafl wholly failed.
TJnacclimittcd persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will bo
protected by la^lmTthtr vf <; f/K </r'J*jy-*U..y, .
For JAvrr Complaints, nrising from torpid
ity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, ttiinu
lnting Uro Liver into hoaltiiy activity.
For Dillons Disorders and Liver Convplalnts, It
Is nn excellent re?ied>, pr'niueing many tnily
romavkabh- eure?, where othor n?cdicine% had
failed.
Prepared l?y Pit. J. C. Am & CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists,1 Lowell, Wasc, and
cold all roiind tho world.
FJtlCF., $1.00 VFJt JtOTTLJS.
, in av i I c 1 y
Ayer's
air Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair lo
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is nt onoo agrocablc,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hait is soon restored
to its original color,
icith the gloss and
freshness of youth
Thin btir is thick
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness oft( n, though nob always, cured
by its use. Nothing can ro.storo tho
hair whore the follicles ? are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a nasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. ' Free
from those doletorious hubstanccs which
ninkc some preparations dangerous, arid
injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but uot harm it. If wanted
merely for a
hair dressing,
scihmg ch'c can bo ft.'und so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dyo, it docs
not soil white cambric, aud yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustro and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Bivd\ C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and "Analytical Chemists,
LOWKLX, MASS.
t-av 1 1
F1UOK $1 00.
.. ocl!.
THt CJREAr. uuuuu f'Utsir.iC.
possessing i>owcrful invigorating
Thesolutter| firS l^s^lvylyfln,Ydly>u|c ia P
' They purify tho ty stein, and vid iuio
DYSPEPSIA '^TEM E& W OfBCWT-^
TRY ONE 60TTLE
PHYSICIANS THERE,
FEXSCoIBE IT IN
THEIR
Tin Standard /\
JEBMlNT^lo VonnterOld, ?larnedS^V^K
^r?* Ringle, these Bitten are un^V
^^cquallod and have often been tho^k
means of saving life.
f .T.RV.ONI OOTTLI. >
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;J. S. A L BERG O T T I
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T. a. JEFFo:RT)B & co..
psi*a av?A ware :
[laving purchased the INTEREST of tho Firm of T. ,A. J EFFOR DS ?
OO.t Corner of'Russell Street .-.and Railroad- tAvodue, I take* this* method of Iii?
funning ny friends n'u'd;former patrons that I am ?ow
LOO AT El) AT THE A DO YE PI^ACE,
Where I will he happy to serve them with everything in the
II y l I n e
G R O
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Of he REST <>UALITY undjft LOW FIGURES.
Thanking you ror your Support in the past I respectful 1v ask n mmtpiuanqo of
B?D.e, j. b. ALUKiiaorri:
oct 13 1* ' ? ly
large opening
v^lJLiATJL
-OF
r .
booi?ooT .GioxroiJ
TIIF. BEST A NO LARGEST
ft
STOCK OS3- GOODS
To he FOUND in the TOWN can now he SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PRICE HOUSE of
geo. h. cor nelson.
Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we have made RXTR V PREP \
RATIONS fur a large
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
And can no+sjgow a FULL LINE of GOODS in nil the DBPARTMKN
Our PRESS GOODS Dcfiy?meiiL is Glied with the BEST nnd CHOI
GOODS in'the MARKET, includin- PULL LINES of PRINTS
Iii IW8SIMERES, SATINETS. K K USE YS, JEANS; TWEEDS ,0H1
und 110M ESPUNS we have?the I.a _' st Assortment ever seeu in this
tileo in FLANK ETS. Wl.it.? auil Gray
Also a choice and large selection of II \TS. BOOTS nnd SHOES, II AR
and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS. with a full pRs..ri*d
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROOKERV and 11 LAS^WARE
n M \l. r
Our STOCK or READY MADE CLOTHING find GENTS FURtfl
(jOODS btauds uucxiellcd both in stylo and price.
' .1j.i1 t ' T .?>,.... . / ' .
Thanking j'ou for the patron aye bestowed up.?n tue herctofore.il shall > loleayurj
to merit and retain the same hy dealing laiil. and giving full Va-iud U?r i rVc inon.*}'
and hope therefore to see you .-our. at my store.
M5pt28 GEO. II CORNELSON.
TS
('EST
"?'KS
Town.
INES
irrrNf!
IS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND REST SELECTED
STOCK OF
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
AI.M?
BOOTS, SH?e!3, HATS AND CAPS.
A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY .GROCERIES
FRESH AND WELL SELECTED.
The iibovc Stock has beenlsELFX'TED vviih the (JRKATEST CARE nnd*
DISCRETION, und offered ul prises that will defy competition.
, j?h B. L Q UI S v
1 rfl vl. J.! J 7
NOTICE.
IST PROBATE C?tpiT.
pktition Fdn VKWstvtmtr.
?s parte Caroline Kurick ami others.
TIip Creditors of A?lam KtirtcR and of his
Son Adam (J. Kariok, arc required to prove
llicir demand* before mo williiu t wo munllm
truer fUlp <t?He, I'll!. .Si-pi,. 1872.
TU AD. C. AN Mill! WS,
sept 14?'J\ rtobale Judge.
]
j\. j. kv ans,
Tili A L ,M"STICK.
For Oraimob'ir-r Comity.
All businosii entrusted to his charge will
bi* attended to with promptness.
OWce nt hi? Mills near llolmaii'i Bridge;
South l'disto kitor.
sept 14 8m?
E.'OK S4LE OK TO KKNT.
ONE At-RFl LOT with STORE and
DWKLL1XG, at Branchvilre, 8. C.
Apply to u. LOEV,
eng 21?3m Charleston, 3. C.
M- RICH,
Jiusscll St. ono Door East of Mcronoy's Hotel
Offers to the Public a FULL aud WELL SELECT KU STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
At LOWKK PRICES than can bo bought at any other House i:i < >rmi c ?urg.
Call and KX A.M INE his STpUJC, aud bo CONVINCED of the CHEAP
N ESS of his GOODS.
fe'rAUil will pay the highest prico for OLD IKON1. COPPER, DK.vSS.
PKWTKR, HIDES, OLD RAGS and every kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE
juuc 8 e Gm
JUST RECEIVED
A full Supply of
DRY GOOU.S, PKRFUMtllY, SHOES, HAT'S,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, WATCHES, 1 '
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, WOODWARE,
CUTI.Rltr, Cl'XS, PI8T0L8, AMMUNITION, BAOOiN'O,
TI ER, TOBACCO; BACON, MOLASSES, II A.MS. FLOH,
and othef articles ted nunicrous to mention, And will be sold LOW DOWN for
CASH. - . -? li? iarfj Hw
1 am also prepared to is/mod \
PURCHASE COTTON,
< r ADVANCE >fONEY on t'jo sum - at lct? tftap IWk Rita*
The II10iLEST PllfCl^S pui 1 for Rfcv, Peas, (Join, Wax, E^gs :i . I nil o lief
kinds of Country Uroduce. ('.ill anil see for yours*.dven
ii. JiZEKJ EI/S, Sign of the DIG WATCH,
OCt 12 Opposite Post OQico aud next, to the Dauk.
HIP I - . , Btj 'V
r~-jjjMy--: vi?>'?:;?
EECrUL?E DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRATN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH
SLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOM BUS SHOPPING AT
Making Sidectiou from their Extraordiuary Large and Varied Slock of
GEXERAL . MERCHANDISE.
i h..:r a.s rt.'?eut, with eon-I tni additions, i- ' - :
- UNSURPASSED
Loth as to STYLES and QUA LTTIES.
Their f.ieilities in drawing supplies from cJcsirabio iUaekcta
m mtm11 'tJ ? ? - SM?BW i i
FOR THE CASH
Enable loom to make the best possible K ATES, which is the OLD fcVPLiRsnw
tinned lion, its ORGANIZATION
l ? l 2,
(living nn experience of 30 years in Kusine?.*?
Economy and Enterprise togotoer with the Energy and L-mitlvm inly deport
ment, nl all their A^.-iatauts, are always fuuud at tlve OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
DULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 2j4 ? \y
O'lftfl
TTTfluT.? TVTOWff TUP. P?BM0 TH AT HE TS STTT.T. 0 VRIITTVO OTT THE CAR
W riu'i? Muku?g,in sUdU various branches^ aud will MaunfuotttTe er Repair at the
Shortest Notice, all Carriage*, Itugpos or Wagons. And'am also prepared with
NEW PK ESS AND G "I TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTICE. - Cottw OIKNF.D AT MY MILL has brought trm \ to J cent wore
then that Ginned on the common Q?hs
not 8
?pl 2-ly
n. iuons.
? '-1.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!!
DO YLE, & WILES,
1)E8PRGTF?LLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANC.EBURO COUNTY THAI'
\j I lie) have puxclmaod ibe
CA UK; At iE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TI10S. RAY
And aro CARRYING ON the
V A it R IAGE BUSINESS^
In all in RWANOHRS. Order*'. .ft with US- will bo PROMPTLY FTT.LED
All Wndii of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH.
cowms Fcimwmep at ?,,??* swfr^ vu rm y vAv.v
dec IT ? Qtrsu^cburg, & fJV
SOU'JMJ CAROLINA ITAILKOAb
Charleston, 8. C. December 23 1KT1.
ON AND AFTER 8UNDAY pXCEflBEB,
24, the Passenger Train on the South
Carolin? Railroad will run aa follow* .
fob augusta.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M,
Arrive at Augurta.4.'26 P. M.
yon columiiia.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. *L
.Wive nt Columbia.4.0?$ P. VL
ron ?-|l \;.i.KSTON.
f.cu. Augusta.-7.40 A. M.
I Charleston.3."JO P. M.
Lcai ?? Coluiuhia.?.um,! AO A. M;
Arrive at Char eston.,....?9.20 P. M.
tokouou WM.WfNUTON tba1n
Leave Augusta.w...3.00 A; M<
ArVW? :.i Kingvilie.u.M.OO A. Si.
0 kvo Kiugvillo..-..12.80 P. M.
Irrive nt Augusta .....6 80 P. M.
\t.:t'?TA HI out ExpbESS?sundays KXCSriEJJ
Le ivo Cbnirleston.8.30 P. M.
Ai i i\ c nt Augusta/.7.30 A. M*
Leave Augusta.?5.00 P. M
Arrive at Charleston.~0.00 A. M.
columbia nig11t KXPBESS?ft'sdat8 exckpt
1 k '* ted. ' , >1&M
M.u. v.? -1?A L ?sib'v
Liu vc Charleston...7.10 P. M/
"Arriveat Columbia.1.7.80'A."8|f*
Lea'-e Columbia.(>.00 P. M.
Arr.vo at Charleston..,,,..7.00 A. 1!.
bcmmebvii.le TP..'!a.
Leave Sunimerville af........v......-7. 25 A. M,
Arrive At Charleston nt..*.....8.43 A. M<
Leave Charleston at.8.30 P. M,
Arrive at Su'mmerVillo at.?4.40 P. M.
CAMOEN BBAKCn.j
Leave r'amdon.6.15 A.
ArrWj nt Columbia......10.40 A. ^f.
Leave <'olumhia../.?.....,.,.,?......1.40 P. M.
Arrive at Cttindeit.......... 0.20 P. M.
Day nod Night Trains mnkc close connec
tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and
Central Railroad.
N i^lit Train oonrfcefs with iltteaM and
Augusta Railroad.
Columbia Night Trsin connects with
\ Greenville and Columbia It ail mad, and with
I Chariot t? Koad tapoints North.
Camden Train connects at Kingvillo daily
(except Sundays) with i?ay Passenger Train,
and runs through to Columbia?.
A L. TV LEU, Vicc-Prcfident.
S. B. Picken?, General Ticket Agent.
r Doors, Saslies,, Blliicls, &<5,
H 1.1? '/i:! t.. U . '
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufactnrer and Dottier,
No. 20 llayfre Street f?nd Tlorlbcck'a Wharf
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Jp^r This ia the large*' and-uiial? _ Com
j.lete Factory of the kind iu the Southern
State?, nnd nil articles in this line can be
tin nished by Mr. P. P. ToALcat prices which
defy competition.
I . '? A pamphlet with full and detailed
lift ?.f all s.zes of Doors Snshes and Blinds,
and the prices of each, will be. si ia free and.
post Paid, on applicatiod to*
1 I*. F, TUALE*
CHARLESTON. S. C.
july 15 * ' ireo " ' **?????? ? cf? ls-tia
JIONF.Y CANNOT II UY IT!
For tti^hs Ih l*ricclcs?I! nrAt)
BUT Til:. DIAMOND 8DECTA.Ci.BB WILL
PRESERVE IT.
?? It \-Liv
MASK
If von value yonr Eyesight use these Per
fect Lenses, Ground from Minute Cr/stal
Pebbles, M.-It ed together, and derive their
name ??Diamond" on nccount of their Ilard
. sa tu'"' BrirSunoy. They wiii iast ruiiuy
years without change, nnd are warranted
auperios to ull others in kse.
.Mani.tNictui.-e<V by the 8penatvr Optical
Ma mi fac I ii riiH? Co.tf Now York. . . it
CAUTION .?Not** Oeneking uhloss atarap
rd with our tvaU'o rem/U.
I';>r Sale by Responsible Agents through
out the Union.
E. S. d&STEROS,
jan 20? 1 y Ortui^l'Jfcteg, 8. 0. d
I-1-B-Jitoi-:-i?^mo
THP]
Citizens' Savings Bank
? i ' ./*? ?Min
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OniDKcburK I)ranch.
Will pay 7 PER CENT.' INTEREST e?
SPECIAL DEPOSITS, and o PER CENT, an
SAV.NGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Senrl
annuatly. A. .? t t-,v i?nr? ! i:4 <t??p '
Local Fimance C*tanml444??*
Hon THOS. W. OLOV45R.?
Col. FAUL S. FKLDKR.
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON.
JAS. IL FOWLKS, *
Assistant CasHlbr. ' l
mar 2? jan . ^ly ^
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(tjr ta?20 PJEU DAX! Agent? ?
WANTED! All classes of working
people, of either hcx, young or old, make
more money at .work for ua in their spare
moments* or all the time, than at anything; 3
else. Particulars free. Address
O. STiN&LfA CO.,
seffvt? lo .J^rtland, Maine.
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At Private? Sale*
milE PLANTATION forroihgf-a part tt r
JL the Eatato.of^?ie latftjUfiL^eitt, and
known as tho DARBY PLACE.- The tract
consists of about OOd acres, oner hilf ?eil '
Timbered, the remainder Rirfc;- Bed, Loan
SoH, adapted to Oops of all Wnds. These '
aro the Finest Lands in the '.District, awd
were valued at $20 per acre in-l8o%>. Would
be sold for one-half the* ,?rtee new. One '
fourth cash, the remair or in-three instaD
mcnta bearing interest from date and so- -
cured by mortgage of tho saint.
This is a aptendid cln.ncc for* any One ds- ?
airing to secure. Rieh Lands, fine Water Pose*''
er, excellent Cattle Range aerat a Refined-1
Neighborhood. Apply to
Urs. L. M. KHttT,,
Or JO KBITT'leti
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