The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 16, 1872, Image 7
SATIKDAY.NOV 16, 1872
All Advertisements must
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
Wc learn that Mr. James Cauuou,
Sr., has opened a grocery and liquor
store on Iius?cil Street, opposite Mr.
We learn privately trow Columbia
that the tax this year will amount to
: bout 17 mills on tho dollar, so our
vitizous can just compute the am >u>it
they will have to pay.
Our advices from Charleston state
that all the In sura nee Comp tuics who
?have agencies* there, are all right, and
?that the Bogtou tiro has not materially
inconvouieuccd them.
Our citizens, to save exponso iu their
purchase of.sho.se, would do well to buy
up their Winter supply at once, bolbre
the prices, in couscqucuco of tho Bostou
fire, takes an upward tendency.
Our County officers' olootod aro vory
busy arranging their Book? and prepar
ing to qualify, while tho "outs" arc
.stiaigheniug up their Books pnpar
?atory to resigning their several offices.
The Stute Canvasser.- in Columbia
are busily at work in deciding upon the
contested cases. The case from Charles
ton County between Mackcy nud Bowon
comes up on J'riday. the probability is
that Mackey's dv legation will be seated
entire.
Victor Vahle/., who shot suojctiu):
ll ist summer a cuhltn by h?mo Peres was
re ently tried in l*h iflcbtitn before Judge
Grubam, and tbo jury returned aver
diet of -not guilty," without leaving
?their seats.
We call attention* this week to tho
advertisement of Mr M?ller, our enter
prising .grocer, and Alr. Si.udt-r, tlie
Charleston photographist, who is at
present taking photographs in oar town
^Call and sec him.
Ths Charleston AV'teij and the Cour
t?r, arc h ti miner ing away at each other
Quite ?{"war of words" is beia? waged
. it. seems. Well, guutlo'tien fight it out,
we'll look en calody and applaud your
good things. nan ^*
We call attention to tho tale of the
estate of .lohn <-T.> Juuuings which
-appears in our columns. It Is to be
sold in eiglit separate f.rins, on each of
which there is a good davcljjog and
outbuildings The Colletoji *'Jaud? arc
also to be divided.
Out Town ComneiJ would greatly
.assist 'the locotuotiou of our ftitizens in
rainy weather, if they wouHS'repair some
? of our ttrects. X!'? puddles in some
places on our street}* are simply itupusa
able, a few curt loads of sand Would
make a vast improvement.
Our Devil is a sharp one, and knows
a thing or two, being asked .what wasj
>.thc cause of the - fire in Boston, be re
pled, "?b, tbe "Hub" wanted, greasing,?
and as they didn't grease At, it tc*?kj
fire." Dou't you tluuk fiticud reader
he is a precocious'youth ?
i imi aiw-awy??
During the Session of the Legislature
Abu? Wiuter, we expect to have a rogul ir
correspondent Btationed ut Columbia,
T..vho will inform our Baaders by a letter
.every week, of tho sayings and doingsjj
^ of pur representatives, and of all mutters |
, of interest ihnt mny happen there.
Sir. G. \V. Buxtcr Jms opened Isi?fI
saloon, ,nc;v, door to K.ohn * Brq.l
John T. Butler is tho caterer of the
establishment, and ths palate qf every
.person who Jmay call upon .him .will be
satisfied by taking one dr/mk at bis
.Cu&Mter. Mr. Baxter Lj an enterprising
- young man and deserves the patrqpage.
of the public. Call in [pud. see his]
quarters. j |J
QniTUAHY.?We learu that Mr. Ju'..n>
!BJ .Mai ley an old inilroad man, and ooeij
?who was universally respected and liked ||
_. by ull persons, died in Aikoti on IVedj
i nosdny last after a sudden attack of
? Pncumouk. Mr. Marley was known to
i tt'most everybody, n.*d wo are certain
i that, many of hi;-, friend.-, in Oraugebur.g
The KpiEooty still prevails in our
'large cities, and thi extremely bid
weather w^e have had increases it. Our
citiiens -would do well to cit^fho^M,
caution as regards their stock. *??*? ?
? MsWdL
Charleston, and other places seem
blest with amusements of nil kinds. Its
a pity our littlo Town can't get any.
Orangcburg wants something to stir her
up, since the visit of the circus, and tho
closing of tho Fair, and last week the
visit of Prof. Kirby. Things have
grown supcrnaturally dull, and we arc
obliged sometimes to got tho nssistaucc
of our "Devi." so as to grind out
?4looala."
Our friends must not forget the uEu
teprise Saloon." Mr. W?hlers still lives
and still employs those very indefatig
able and obliging assistants Messrs
11 artz.ug and Wannamaker. lie h is
just received a fine assortment of the
finest brandies, whiskies, gins, and oth r
liiiuors, also a floe lot of scgars, among
them some oi the famous "Li Ninfa"
brand. Call around then and see him.
Notice to Consignees per So Ca |
R. R.?Uy ordej af the Vioe-Presidcnt
of tho above road all freight charges,
both local and through will be collected
ut this ag .ncy, and no goods will be
delivered until charges have been paid
at the Depot. The above to go into
effect from date.
Wm. P. CytLHOUa',
Acting Agent.
Orangcburg, 9. C , Nov. Oth, 1872
Wo oail tho attention of our readeis
to the advertisement of Mr. J. S.
AlbergoUi, our enterprising young
townsman. Mr. A. has on hand at uli
times the finest am] most choice groct r
ies, and daca his best to pleas- hi>
customers, he sells as cheap as ale
house in Orangeburg an 1 perhaps cheap
er. We think Mr. A should be en
oou:a;ed, au-J WOuJ I suggest to our
readers that jf they d wire good an 1
cheap groa?r{?u. Mr. J. 8. Alborgttti 8
js the place f.o procure thenj, he oeeii
pies the store fercuerly kept by defiordti
& Ceinpany.
Mr. Ezckicl hua on hand and in con
stuntly receiving Gnu groceries and dry
goods. JJe ajso keeps the best porfutu
ery and fancy toilet articles to be louud
in Orangcburg, also a large mid line
assortment of watches and jewelry nf all
descriptions Cell and see him, and he
will SeJJ you anything y.m want. [Iis
clerks ere uffoblcand courteous to every
body and Mr. Wallace Cudv ui is
geeialiky persenifi :d, "he is obliging, and
will show you anything and everything,
whether yon desire to purchase or not.
l\o?'l foil then to walk around, the store
is if^Ut opposite the poa? office.
ACCIDENT AT lkwisvim.e.?Oil
Friday as the day passenger train from
Columbia was passing, an almost lut^l
accident occurred xo* Spf. Sweeny, lie
was engaged i.o .rjuiotiug Rome horses
biteJtad io die pole of a large wagon
whjia they became uumanageable at the
whistle of the locomotive, and .starting ,
tpihreak away,forced Mr. Swecuy again si
a post, and the end of the p do struck
h.i.tu jp tfofi Jireost, juflictej u dan ;erom
.and ^onbap*-muatal luxury, blood gushed
from his mouth and no.se, it was almost
impossible fur him to breathe, at la.-t
accounts he was in a critical condition.
Attend to tws 8oMEHt)DY.?The
roads and bridges of our County arc iu
a miserable coudition, and rapine
.immediate attention. Nearly ail of the
roads arc in need of filli eg in having
become almost ?wpassablc b reason of
the re^Qcut.heavy raios, and the bridges
are ^ust as bad, for instance the bridge
at Four Holes is in a very bad condi
tion, jmd it would be suicidal fur any
oqe ,to attempt tho crossing of,it. It
stands in need of thorough repair, and
.will cost a pretty heavy sum to hi it as
it should be fixed, hut wo say repair it,,
and we are certain oM good citizens will
(??y Jik?sWjse. Xke bridge at Caw Cu.w
Swamp'i? we bdjaye nojJjrgVtpg rep lirs.
We b-jpo ?uc/ttay4Ctqr will finish it up
securely, aud bo wifl certainly receive
our tliat?ks
91000 Reward is offered by tho pro
prietor of Dr. Piercu'e Ooldeu Medical
Discovery fur a medicine thit will equal
it in the cure of Bronchitis, .severe
Co.ugjha.sjid th,o early .sta^aaol'Ce^aiimp -
Twknty Years Younukr.?To say
that hundresd of maids, wives. t.nd wid
ows look twenty years younger than they
are in consequence of tho cotnploxional
ss dcrivaf^Mtt'' tho uwpf I]
simply to\
^lit bo
verified by direct testimony if la'
were, as willing to tell the'r ages as to
use the best mentis of making themselvtJfc
1 ively. Nature sometimes, but very
rarely, crown the charm of perfect foa
ttires with a complexion nf exquisite
clearness; bqt oven thou tiuie soon begins
to make inroads upon the velvet cheeks,
the fair white brow, the ivory bust, the
rounded arm, To preserve the "glory'of
woman" unblemished* even after the me
ridiuu of Jiio huahoeq pissed, it is only
necessary to use daily this cooling health
ful vegetable prep liation.
COMMERCIAL.
MA II K KT REPORTS.
Oilier, or thk OuAmfslOnn Nkws,
November 1"> IPT2.
COTTON?Salon iluring the week 2
bales. We quote :
Ordinary.,.,., 1"?
Low M i.tilling. .1 k(a}
Middling,. ,I7*(??
It<>t >:ii Riol I,,_,$l.lfi per oushel
Cohn.$1.0? per bushel.
Cow Peas. 1.00 per bushel.
Pimikhs. 1.55 per bushel.
TO CONTRACTORS*
SKAI.KD PROPOSALS for the BUILD
I NO <>r BKTfrl LKIl KM CHURCH in tha
Fork ut' the Edisto will l>e received until
1 'iili of November.
For put tp (dura address
WM. II. I7.LAR,
Chairman Committee,
nov 2?:tt Midway, S. C.
IN THE DISTRICT COUltT OF T11K
UNFTED ST AT ?8.
lull Tllli KASTKUti IMSTIUC1 Of Snl'l'll CARO
lina.
In tl|<- Mutter of )
Allred .1.'Frederick/, [ Bankrupt.
Ituiikriipt. j
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN??ha
un lersigncd hereby Rive- notice of Ins A;>
nniutnicnl as Assign.>f Alfred Frede?
rlck, ol the Town of Orioigchurg, In the
County <>t Qr;ing?bnrg and Stj*tr of South
Carolinas within ??nid l>i-lrict, who has b<*ci>
adjudges! a IIANKKI'PT upon his own Ptti
lion by the District Court of said District.
Di.I at Ornngcburg il;/s J>t day ol* No
vein her, A. D I87af.
C. 11. OLOfER,
nov '2?">t Assignee.
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
GO TO
BRI?GMANNS.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
JUUGOMANN'S
WlIKIilC YOU'LL PJLtfD
Any and iEvcrythiug.
nov 2 if
JIJftT 4RRTVRH
A
SJPl^IZM DI D LOT
OF j
Mules and Horses
FI^KST
DROVE OF HOUSES EVER
BROUGHT TO
THIS MAKIvET.
Those in wnn,t /.f s. (1O0D IJOItSK had
better cull at s\^o at the
SAliB ST A III, KS. OF
\\r. $AJT& & CO.
nov 2 a*ig 81 tf
lilt. A. C. ??KES,
Ai the Old Stand pf
I>R. 1). 91. 8HULER.
rilAfl JUST RgfiEIVED A fresh
iippty of
j>RUjCD3,
/ MEDICI N BE,
PAINTS,
OILS,
YARN IS II KU. Sir.
?A splendid lot of SIATIONERV. ? t
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great -vn
riety.
A fine stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO.
And one of the finest assortment of POCK
KT KNIVES over offered here at the prices
Prescriptions carefully prepurori.
OFFICE HOUES on the SABBA/TII .
jFreraftAe 10 A.-.M ..and (reei(<.te.-?"-,:P. M.
sent 2 S
Raid through our quiet vilbigo somotime
ago, did not engender as .mud)
As did the inieliigeneo thai Mr. HERMAN
?W?HLERS DESIGNED oueidng^V. ElR.st
CLASS DRINKING SALOUI ???*'*
IN OUR MIDST.
And when
Wan
REALIZED,
The confusion, of the people was almost
equivalent to
THAT
Caused t? the builders of thtrtower of Rubel
when thejr language was confused.
.SODA, (UN, WHISKEY, AND
lilt ANDY COCKTAILS;
?ueh as we had never seen be for ??WINES,
CH\MPATGNl-:s. und SEGARSthoHkoof
which were as rare as ti white n ow. or ice
in June. ALE and LAC,LR. that.would
make the leanest man in th? worl I fat, are
only a part of MR. W?HLERS COLLEC
TION tha?
- ? -
Caused so much Frig'htT L
us all. To this Day
There arc n. m whoso * ?> i i
LIFE IS IN A DOURTFUL OONDL j
'J ION.
Thi.? win caused by his manifesto, request
ing
LOAFERS
To keep awiUU?U pain >>f n heavy
rKNAr/ry.
To (hit ds^)hcfcjki* other? n Im luid loft j
their po>rcr to be gen hfl -whose n.ciFtTa !
were rendered unsteady by the usa qf bad
liquors, nt|i| whose o?)i|i||uuaucu hoco n
downcast shorpi-lj ? ig this day the
advertiser says there uro men like these,
who have been happy, infinitely s^ since
imbibing once at MR. W'S SALOON. There
tore the erorlation.
COME YE
That thirst for hcuitJay bevera^cji, the-dc
pressed, the aged?rafjd {file ?oitoaeu
AND RECEIVE THE BALM
That e:in only l.e had a| the ENTERPRISE
SALOOfc*.
You'll Find No
LOAFERS, NO Fl4NOUIIS
AROUND, NO
Mp^j wLosu cyrs nre redened with
MIXTURES (IF STRYCHNINE A
CREOSOTE,
V.iuMl find a geujo.1 healthy -et of T I'M PER.
ANCE !.?)?>K1 Ni? MEN, ami the greatest
desire on the pact g/" the PROPRIETOR is
to please the warts ?1 his oustliTtTeT^S "~
Give me n trial at the STAND Formerly
occupied by JOHN PATTERSON, dco'd
opposite Messrs Rub Seovill and Pike.
.). 11. WAHLERS
July i:i c
SCHOOL BOOKS!
MUSIC A. STATION Kin.
always vn n
A.5T I'HR
kistotisth] hoxjsi:.
Tlve celebrated I*EN LETTER ROOK for
Copying I.euer??-u.-c.l without a IVcss?
every business man should havf quo.
Anything in rij line not on hand can be
ordered in a short lime.
KT11K 1M>I$1-VSC>A.
jati f> e ly
EJ 32 A. 132ft ^jfI |S
MERONEf-efBAXTBR
WILL DO|
T.EXI2 J I A 11,1 NC,
FOR TUE
M BROHANT3
OF
?? fe-ni aV ii i: 15 I It <;
ciiK.vp a ?j h? liw bisua roil
gig.-- Th.-v :.]>?- prepare I I ) P.OAE?
horses-.?h.N Jilr? rugg I LS an I ('AH.
"RI ag ES at moderate prices Gallon them
at Maroney ? Hotel
MERONEY A ?AXTER
mi^ 31 tl
ATTENTION ALL
1)er-.niis lud 1 ted l( ipe by opcij Account.
N )ie. Il(.ml and Murtgj or I^tvp, are
notified that they Mr?f'sJi m . Kc payment l>>
the ait', day bf O.11 >ffii uoxi or I'..\r papers
will t>e placed in the triiids.ftrtoy ItttTrnry
for colle- t...11. 1 am in dop.il earuost.
1 al. o offer
for ra!/'!
at TEN PERCENT DISCOUNT ON cost,
SIx T^JaX^S f\l\\ A( i jIR j? 11f
Situated in lOrangcburg Cmiuly, including
the properly known :>i the W hit more Soap
Fnotory, and other Lois in the Town of
Orangeburg.
Als ? one valuable tract, of land containing
six hundred acres, sit mi ted 111 Vlkcn County,
Ono three hundred acre tract situated in
Lexington County. * tnc tract odutainiqg
ono hundred (Ipid tp'i*y ycrea situated on
John's fslapd. All ol which lands were
hought cheap ap'l will be Mild h,r oyh ten
par oeMl hnii>.> eoij .
THaTV G. andrews.
nug. 81 if
IN PCEsl'AN' E OF AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court 'of Orangohurn Coun
ty, f. v?Ul aoll Jor 1 a.sh, on tyedncadsy, the
tlth. of November, at the Plantation of John
T Jennings,, deceased, in tho Fork of the
Edistos, b or IG head of Horses and Mules,
30 or M) head of Cattle, a few Sheep, Coi\n
audsFoddcr, Cotton Seod, Wagon and Cart,
1 Buggy, Grist Mill, Cob Mill, Gin, one 12
horse power Steam Eugiuo, and other arti
cles usual ou a Plaution.
^Z -P. P. JENNINGS,
Administrator
Oraaoburg, B. C , Oct eUW, ;
?et 1$ 8t
J . s. ALBERGOTT I
cheap GROCERY house,
^OiJU;r ftU&ELL ^strke* J4npVia1LU0 AD AVENUE.
Has on fund and constantly arriving a well selected STOCK of
i / [ / GROCERIES
Which ao'f red nt a v ry sma'l udfand> 01 Cha listen 1* ij;-. iVjrfyjns in
want of the following articles will do well to call an 1 price before purcli isiug :
Sid -8, Shoulders. Hams, Strips, Pugtrrs, Cofjor,
S\rup! INIida sps, Flour, Cheese/ Biscuits, Lard. Cnnucd
Cond?, Jellies. Candy, Broron, Qeletine. Buckets,
Brooms, Crockery and Glassware, Keros'n i and Naptha Oils,
llighcnt Cadh price paid for Poultry and Eggs.
nov 1G oct 12 k 1y
WILHELM THEODORE MTJLLEE,
Just received another LARGE SUPPLY of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WANTED,
10 Doz. PRIME CHICKENS.
100 Doz. KG OS, (new horn)
500 Hush. COW PKAS.
.r>UUU Lbs GOOD FODDtiR.
Yours Respectfully,
JUST 'ROUND Tilt: Cimxi:R%
nov In
S. A. SOIJDER,
Artist and Photographer,
Hogs fo inform the People of Orangeburg that ])C will open ?> R ran oh of his
(Ml\KI.J>TON BSTALISHMKNT in BRIG GM ANN'S BUILDING,
(Bluuie's Gallery.) Main Street, and can Remain during the monll) q!" NOV BM
If Ell ONLY lor the purpose of making
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
nf cv ry description. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any desirable sizv
I \ iews nl Stores, Residences, &C., made on Reasonable Terms All Work fin
; Mod in the Snmn Elegante of Style as that for which, uiy JALLERY iu OH VR
; LKSTI IN is tinted.
't A nice assortment of FRAMES, &c., nt Reasonable Prices. Please call and
, examine SpOeimedd nov 0 19 tf
Mew Store!
BARGAINS ! bargain'S!!
JOS. 31 <? NAM A It A INCITES-THE ATTEST/ON OF THE PUBLIC GENERAL
new and splendid stock,
CUMPUISTV? F.YERVTHING jBSUALLY KEPT IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
?' a X'JKSr-<'I.ASH GCM/NT It Y STORK. *"d fasH B?hndent that hi*
?lend? en'n S VVK MONEY by calling upon hiin before purclmninz elsewhere. 1 request
Mil examination of my .Stock ?NO TliOUBIE TO {tyiOW GOODS."
Bfeiy Tli ml ing my ru?l^uicra for past favors I sojjeit a conliiiuat-ion of the same.
j nqy J JOS. McNAMAR A.
T. Kohn & Bro.
WE CALL
ATTENTION
,this week to a h\nfi
assortment of New Goods
.?which have been carufully se
rfectofl w-jith a view to meet tho rc
rjU^remtfnts of our Trade and the appr<;
1'n.iiwP of .pur Customers, wo aeera ourselves
fortunate in being aide to place before t be Pub
lie Complete and Unbroken Lines of Goods, Second
U> none \ii po\ut of Stylo and Reality, and lyr RKLOiV any
IN PRICE.
1 fg I 9
Ph g fi g
BARGAINS IN
i !li s GOODS 8HAWLS, WORSTED GOODS, HOSIERY}
Mill USING in every DESIRABLE ST VLB, UNDER It M DSii, *
CORSETS and PANIERS. *
Wo syo now SHOWING the
largest stock
?f LUil Si:Ui:i:i?It\?l UOODN e.er oflTered.
W e are jiqw prepared to offer greater inducement." .tb.nn
ever, and we can assure our ('ustom.CLs that, (totwitjk*
6tur. dinget he Popular Reputation wo have uchiev
cd. we -lull ? '>111 iune i.) keep our Lines of
Goods for Household and Domestic pur
poses Constantly up to tbo Stand
aid of the best in Town, 4*
being Continually re
plenished with the
Choicest (J.iods.
E-d OF
Ul C-VBgirdKRES,
H-l 1 TUNIS HING GOOD'S, ^mm\
JH READY MADE CLOTH INC
^\ are always to be foupd at our establish- jjH
I?) ??eilt. XJ1
Boots, Shoes, Gaiter^ India Rubbers
Of .all STYLES end QUALITIES at the
LOWEST PRICES'!
oet 20 k ly
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
i)^^!.'?!! CfcySTT, S. C,
i ^ October lVnh., 1B72. ^
Nw^v.v. i<* Ilfrt-hv given that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until November Lr>, 18Ta\?or-RBBUILaBING -
Ike FOUR HOLE BRIDGES. AR Material
to be furnishod by the Contractor. Nona of
ihe pr&soiti Material to bo used exoept imok
as ix perfectly sound.
J. FKLDER MEYERS;?*"*
C. B. C. C
AMpst.
JAB. Va^ TASSEL, Clerk.
oct '4? , 3t .
_* T-. __, * *
The Hnltimore Robery .
Demonstrates the oft-toM tale that cheap
safes, old fashioned safes, safes not up to
the times, arc the temptations lo burglary.
Rankers pay provide watchmen, and may
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money in the watchman's pocket, or
trust in a tin, or ivoodcn box, no matter hqw
many gunrds are used. The safe, after all
is the last respectable. No amount of watch?
ing or guarding \y\\\ ever make a poor old
style snfo trustworthy. This ia the citadel,
and should br the best that can be made,.
Tiikp.s is oct oni: ?est.
HERRINGS & PARREL,
Nos. 2?1 and 2f?2 Rroadway, cornerMurray
s,reet. .Only manufacturers of Herringa
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.??
Messrs Walker. Evans & CogBwell, Agent.-,
Charleston S. ('.
oct 5 tf
THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI^
TWO DOORS EAST OF
J . I?. II A R LEY'S
Rusgcll Street, Orangeburg, So. Ca.,
Has J UST RECEIVES a fresh supply of -
FRENCH CANDIES.
FINE CANDIES ?
NUTS, nil sorts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARE.
Larjrc and Small FANCY BASKETS,
RAISQNS,
PfOKLES, &c , &c.
Also PRES11 Pit BAD always on hand,
mi ! supplied t v >guUr cttstpmers every day
nt t heir doors.
In niv cake department yoti will find.
fruit' cakes,
FANCY CAKES.
GANGERS, Ac,
Always on hand and fresb.
FINE RRIDAL PRESENTS.
FRESH PIES constantly on hand.
weddings supplied with all kinds of
Cakes and Confectioneries at tho shortest
notice. ?
The above "goods cannot be excelled
quality and price.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
ort 12 ly dec 1ft
DR. OLIvEROS,"
?>!?: aTjK.i in
pure DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and VARNISHES, WINDOW
GLA8S and PUTTY.'
?Tu?t received another lot of the VACU?
U.M OIL for Greasing and Preserving l eath
er. .
Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Prs:
serving sight.
Also a Superior lot of CUTLBRV. snek as
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS
am\ PISTOLS.
Also a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER
SEEDS. '
Also recejving almost monthly 100 te 200
pounds PURE CAN DIES. Ouarantfted.
Al-.. a fine lot of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLE*.
('all and ~.iti-fv yourselves at the DRUG
STORE of . 7
DR. OLIVEROS,
Ornngeburg C. H., 9.' <V
?nar 80 nov IS \j
PHOTOGRAPHIC f
1 herewith .return,
IVIY THANKSj"
;|ho MY FRIENDS for their
l'AST F A \ O R S
And still hope to merit thoir future PAT BOX
AGE.
I am it ill over
CAPT. BRIOGMANN'S 8TORR
Prepared to BXEv LTK all WQKKap my
LINE in the I.ATESE and M?ST IM
PROVED STYLE.
?<?>- SATISFACTION fuarnnteed te all.
C. 1>. IS Iii) .inc.
ARTIST,
july 20 aid 20 tf
FORSALE!
SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF
coop
cottq.V yb^-p corn Li^D,
SiUyvted on the Old Charleston Road, tho
RrnnchyHlS Road ami tho Soo/h Carolina
Hail Road, one ami a .pi.trier miles below
the THRIVING TOWN of OftANGEBURG.
Will he sold at tj;iyate Sale in Lots to suit
Purchasers.
Theee Lands are nigh. Healthy, well
Watered and Timbered, and havo beautiful
Sights for ltesidenees. Convenient jsWHy
way .to Ornngeburg, Columbia, .Charleston
Sud Augusta. * * " *
Persona ir. rvnnt of such Locations will
please make application to tho undersigned
within thirty days from date. If not sold
nt private sale by that date, theso Lan i*
will he suh-dividril nnd Nohl at publio out
' rj TJi.U). C. ANDREWS.
eel 1,0 7?
Notice of Dismissal
Caroline Karick and D. J. Zeigler, Ad
ministratrix and Administrator of the Es
tate of Adam Kuriek gije. notico that they
wiU apply" for a Final Discharge thirty aavs
from date, 2f>th October, 1872. ?
oet 2d jit
,?,-^-p-?
NotiQe. of dismissal.
"Vro.Tji.cE IS HBREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Xx the 18th day of November, next, I wiil
File my Final Account with tho Hon. Thad.
C Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of DiamUsul as Administrator of tho
estate of Mrs. Eachael Corbitt, deceased.
J. W. BOYLSTON,
o t 10--It Administrator.