The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 16, 1872, Image 8
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SATURDAY, NjOV 16, 1872.
All Advertisements must |
be handed to the Business
Manager he fore Thursday
Noon.
Wo learn that Mr. Juntos Caution,
Sr., hus opened a grocery and liquor
ctorc on Rub?cll Street, opposite Mr.
Rigg's residence.
We learn privately from Culuuibia
that the tux this year will amount to
ibout 17 mills on the dollar, so our
citizens can just compute the am >uut
thej will have to pay.
Our adviocs frotn CharlcHton state
'that ull the Insurance Competes who
have ngeneiejt there, aro ull right, und
that the Boston fire has nut materially
ineunvcnie need them.
Our citizens, to save expense in their
purchase uf shuse, would do well to buy
up their Winter supply at once, bof'ore
the prices, iu cunscqucucc of the Boston
fire, takes an upward tendency.
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C.vr County uQiccrs clootod uro vory
busy arranging their Rooks and prepar
ing to quality, whilo the uoots"are
jstraighciiing up their Books prspar
iatory to resigning their several offices.
The State Canvassers in Columbia
arc busily at work in deciding upon the
contested eases. The case front Charles
ton County between Mackuy and Bowen
-comes up on JVriday, the probability is
that Mac-key's delegation will be seated
entire!
Victor Vuldoz, who shot aoaietlm:
ll .st sutninor a eu'*un by name Pcrea was
re ciitly tried in t 'haHeston before Judge
?Graham, and tho jury returned a vet
?diet of -not guilty," without leaving
?their scat?. **j5B?SP
aJaV-i'V.'eaW
We cull ntteutTo^iilrt* Wiwk to tho
mlvi riisemeiit ol' Mr M?ller? our enter
prising .grocer, and Mr. Siwadcr,. the
Charleston photographist, who is at]
present taking photographs ie m#r towu.
"all and .sec him.
Ths Charleston fries, and the G'oar
i?r, arc himiiiiciiiig away nt each oilier
Quito ;nj"war ol words" is being waged
it .seems. We!!. g.iutlrnen fight it out,
?we'll look on cnliuiy and applaud your
?good things.
Wc call attention to tho sale of the
estate of J oh n&i&jl Jouning* which
appears in our columns It W to be
fold inveight separate f.rtns, on each of
which there is a good davcV/ng and
outbuildings. The Collctuji ?Jattd< arc
also to he divided.
Oar Town Cotukt-iJ would greatly
as.si.vt the locotuotiou of o'ux ?o>izens in
ny weuthi-r, if theywouW're-pairtome
. ra
places on onrstreets' arc simply impass
able, a few cart loads of sand would
.make a vast improvement.
Our Devil 1b n sharp one, and knows
a thing or two, being asked ?bat waaj
>.thc cause of the -fire-in Boston, to re-'
pled, ".Oh, the ".II?b/' wua|edf.greasing,|
.and ns they , didn't greaee jt, it to?ikj|
fire." Don't you th/ttak friicud reader
he is a precociouslyoufh ?
'^-J .i en i .l i i|i -
During the Session of the Legislature
Abie Winter, we expect to have a regular
correspondent Btationcd st Columbia,
- .vho will inform our rjadcrs by * letter
, every week, of tho. sayings and doings jj
^ of pur representative?, and of all mattere)
.of iuterest that may Luppen there.
'i .? ? Ii nfl a ..- *
? Mr. G. W. Baxter has opened hi
.saMtfir, ^fejfit rdtje? to ;Kohn 4 Brn.
Jetn T. Butt cr is tho caterer of the
.establishment, and the palate of .every
.person who {may call upon .him will be
satisfied by taking one drjnjc at J?is
.counter. Mr. Baxter is an enterprising
voutig. man and deserves the patrjqnage.
^he public. Call in ?jmd see bit
. quarters.
^Qbituahy.?We learu that Mr. John
'Yi'. Mm Icy an old railroad map, and ouef
w!h? was universally respected ayd liked
by ?11 perhous, (JioJ in Aifcon on Wed;
ifiosday last alter a sudden attack of
Pneumonia. Mr. Marley was known to
i n'moit everybody, a.<d wo are certain
j thut,xuauy of his friends, i,n Oraogeburg
owilltUnj^t^Sud^fttla.
The Kpiaooty still prevails in our
large cities, mad the extremely bid
weather itt hare had increases it. Our
Jtf4A^|ukl do well to oi
caution as rcgarda their stock.
Charleston, and other \laces seem
blest with omusetnents of nil kinds. Its
a pity our littlo Town can't get Any.
Ornngeburg wants something to stir her
up, since tho visit of the circus, mid tho
eloeing of the Fair, and last week the
visit of Prof. Kirby. Things have
grown supcrnnturally dull, and vre arc
obliged sometimes to got the assistance
of our "Devil" so as to grind out
"locals
Ou* friends must not forget (he "Bu>
teprise Saloon." Mr. W?hlers still lives
and still employs thoso very indofittig
uble and obliging assistants Messrs
Ilartzog and Wunnamakur. Ho. his
just received a fine assortment of the |
Quest brandies, whiskies, gins, and other
liquors, also a floe lot of sugars, among
them some ot the famous "L i Ninfa"
brand. Call around then and see him.
notice to CoNBtONEES TER So. C.\.
R. R.?By ordei ef the Vioe-Presidout
of the above road all freight charges,
both local and through will be collected
ut this ag .noy, and no goods will bi
delivered until charges have been paid
at the Depot. The above to go inb
effect from date.
Wm. P. Camions,
Acting Agent. j
Orangebiirg, 8. C , Nov. 9th, 1872 |
We osl) the attention uf our readeta j
to the advertisement of Mr. J. S.
Albergolli, our nntcrprisiug young
townsman. Mr. A. has on hand at ali
times the finest and most choice grocer
ies, and does bio best to pleas- his
customers, hi aells as cheap as any
bouse in Ontngeburg and perhaps obe.tp
er. W? think Mr. A should be en
?onrj|^ed, and wou) I suggest to our
readers that if they d fire good an 1
aheap groaarias. Mr. J. 8. Alb;rg?tt: s
js the place to procure them, he occu
pies the store feryuerly kept by Jeffords
& Company.
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Mr. Ezckiel has on hand and is con
stantty receiving fine groceries and dry
goods. JJc ajso keeps the best perfum
ery and fancy toilet articles to be found
in Orangeburg, also a large nnd fine
assortment of watches and jewelry of* nil
descriptions Cell and see him, and lie
will St.iJ you anything }"U want. His
clerks are affable and courteous too very
bod? afld Mr. Wallace Cudv?? is .
geniality personified, 'be is obliging, and
will show you anything and everything,
whethor you desire to purchase or not. ?
PvOA)'*. fail then to walk around, the stoye
s I A \f t *
in i*gat opposi&a the poaf oQics.
Accident at lkwdjvillk.?On
Friday as the day passenger train from
Columbia was passing, an almost fatal
ii..
was engaged m /juictiug some horses
bitehad io tiro pole of t,largo..wagon
whjw they became unmanageable at the
whistle of the locomotive, and starting i
tp,break away,forced Mr. 8w6euy against
a post, and the end of the p ile struck
"situ ,.ip hreast, jufliotcil a danger
I .and ^c,nb.a.p* anontul injury, blood gushed
from his mouth and nose, it was almost
impossible for him to bre.ithu, ut lust,
accounts he was in a critical condition.
; Attend to tojb Somebody.?The
f . * * i
roads and bridges of our Coumy arc iu
a miserable condition, nnd r.cjuiro i
.immediate attention. Nearly all of the
rpads .are in need of fill; pg iu having
become altuotit Ampassablo b reason of
the j&Qept .heavy ruins, and the bridges
are iuat m bad, for instance the bridge
Fogr Hole? is lb a very bad condi-?
tion, n.nd ? it would bo suicidal for any.'
one ,to attempt the crossing of .it. It
Stands in need of thorough .ropair. and
?vvill coat a pretty heavy sum to fix it as
it should bo fixed, hut vo say repair ii,
id we are ee.rta.ip alj good citizens will
j **J Jikeyr^ ^ bridge at On* Oajr'
Swampus pa behave pndjrgVtpg rep tirs.
Web <jpc Ahc?cou,(lru,ctQr will jinish it pp
securely, and ne win Nurtaiulj receive
our thanks
?1000 Reward is offered by tho pro
prietor of Dr. Pieroo'e Ooldeu Medical
Discovery for a medicine thit wijl equal
it in the cure,of Bronchitis, . severe
Roughs , and t^e^rjy.ata.jsaycf Oooauuap -
f I I ' * * ?
' 4
Twenty Yea us Younger.?To say
th?Vhundrcsd of maids, wives, and wid
ows look twenty years younger than they
are in consequence of tho oomploxional
tho
?imply i
y jrnaol?'f
jijght bo
verified by direct testimony'
,wemns willing to tell tlurr ages us to
use the best menus nf making themselves
lively. Nature sometimes, but very
rarely, crown tho charm ot perfoot fca
lures with a complexion of exquisite
clearness; Dm oven thou time soon begins
to muke inroads upon the velvet cheeks,
the fair white brow, tho ivory bust, thu
rounded arm, To preserve the "glory* of
woman" unblemished, even after the me
ndiuii of lifo has boon passed, it is only
necessary to use daily this cooliug health
ful vegetable prep liution.
COMMERCIAL.
M i RKKT BEPORTS.
?fiiof. or thk Oiiano'kbubo Nkws,
Noyenibcr Y> 1*7$,
COTTON?Sales during the weck 2G
bales. We quote :
Ordinary.,.,.\~>\<&
I.ow Middling.,1
Middling,,.,..,17 (??
Rornu Rt?s ,,?..?$1.1? per oushel
Cohn..5>1.0."> per bushel.
Cow I'kas. LOO per bushel.
I'i.ndkhs. 1.66 per bushel.
TO ( OATlt AlTORS.
BE A LRU PROPOSALS for the BUILD
INt; of ?ETrlLEHEM CHURCH in the
Fork of the EdistO will be received until
1 ?Ith of November.
For particulars address
WM. Ii. J'/LAR,
Chairman Committee,
iiov 2?:tt Midway. S. C.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF T11E
UN IT ED STAT28.
i?m tii k rastkus iiisvntev of sopT|| cabo
i.ixa.
In the Matter on ]
Allied .). FtedericV, V Bankrupt*
Ruukrupt. j
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN?fix*
undersigned hcrj&by gives not i no of his Ap
pointment na Assignee of Alfred J. Frede
rick, ol. the Town of Oraugeburg, in the
County pf Orangeburg and St^te of South
Carolinas within faid Di.-trict, who had hreji
adjiidgCd a BANKRUPT upon his own Peti
tion by <bo l)i>trici Court of said"l)lstTiet. 4
Haied at Orangeburg t,bo }?t day ef No
vember, A. p IbJ^.
C. R. OLOyEIt,
nor 2?:)l Assignee.
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
GO TO
BRIO?MANNS. I
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
JHUGGJIANN'S
WIIERB YOU'LL FIND
|kAny and EvorytUiug.
nor 2 if
? JUST ARRIVED
A
sj>r^^r>iD LOT
?' A M j
Mules and Horses
FINEST
DROVE OF HOUSES EVER
BROUG HT .TO
TIIIS MARKET.
Those in wan,t .of k COOD HORSE had
better call at jpjtyQe al the
SALE 8T/ABLES--OF
w. 1^l0^X% & co'.
nov 2 ^uig fil tf
DR. A. C. MJKES,
At the Old Stand pf
I>R. R. M. SUVLER.
-HAS JU8T RftOEIVBD A fresh
Ilpplv of '
JHtUOS,
I a MEDICINES.
TAINTS,
01 LS\
VARNISH KS, to.
A splendid lot of STATIONERY. ? * j
PERFUMERY and SOAPS |n great -vs
rioty.
A fine stook of CIGARS and TOBACCO.
And one of the finest assortment of POCK
BT KN1VE8 ovor offered here at the prices.
Prescriptions carefully prepared.
OFFICE HOURS .on the SABBATH
^remote 10 A. ,M M?pd.frees, 4 ie.R, P hS
?edU i
THE KU KLUX.
Raid through our qittui villngo soinoliinc
ago, did not engender as uiuch
As did the intelligence thai Mr. HE KM AN
?W?HLERS DESIGNED .onvidngJLFIRST
CLASS DRINKING SALUM ?I*
. mommbsT*
And when
THEFAOT
ffa? VI* I I f / j
I KDALIZKI),
The eonfmion, of the. people was almost
equivalent to
THAT ,
Caused te tho builders of I he-tower of Mabel
when thejr language waa confused.
SODA, <UNT, WHISKEY, AND
15KANDY COCKTAILS,
Sueb as we hsid never seen ho for, i?WIN LS,
("It\MPATGNi:S, and SBQ\ KS the. likoof
which were ns rare as a whito crew*, or ice
in June. ALK und LAC, KR. that would
make tho leanest man in tho world tat, are
only a paat ef MR. W?HLERS COLLEC
TION that
y -
Caused so mueli PrigJpTii
us all. To thia Day
There are men whu.se r * .? fx
LIFE IS IN A DOUHTFUL. COXDi
TJON.
Thi.? was caused by his manifesto, rcqucst
ing.
LOAFERS
To keep n.wa?.pn pj?u of a heavy
:i>KN.vi/rv.
To this d.^|he?e^ine ?Itters hUi hudlet,
their power to in1' genial - vi* ho-?? ,i eTV??s
were rendered unsteady by the nms qf bad
liquors, nip} whose CQt|n|eti:uice hure a
downcast glp)ppisl| bjqk?-lg I his day Iii?
advertiser* says Shore are men like these,
whu have Leen happy, infinitely since
imbibing mice at MR. W S SALOON. There
tore the exorlatton.
COME AM, YR
That thirst for hcaltJty beverages, the do
pressed, the aged?ra^ij the poisi-m-d
AND RECEIVE THE HALM
That can onlv he had at the ENTERPRISE
SALQOs)'.
You'll Fin 4 No
LOAFERS, NO fiAN'C^ltS
AHOUND, NO
Me# wi^o?u eyes nre redened with
MIXTURES OF STRYCHNINE ?
CREOSOTE,
VoU'll find a -eijj ,il healthy set of TEMPF.lt
AlfCE LOOKIN? MEN, and the greatest
desire on the part nf tho PEllPjRIETOR is
to'please. the wants ?f his ciistlntTerx^
Give me n trial at the STAND toripcrly
occupied by JOHN PATTERSON, deed
opposite Me.-sr- Dull SeoviH and I'iko.
J. II. W?HLERS
July 18 o
SCHOOL BOOKS!
MUSIC A STATIONARY,
ALWAYS VN HANp
ta me
ENGINE IIOIJSi:.
The celehrated PEN LETTER ROOK for
Copying Leiter??used without n. IV ess ?
every business man should ha?> onto;
Anything in my line uol on hand uaa he
ordered in a -hori time.
' KTRK R^EI VSO V.
jan 6 e ly
MBRONEfOTAXTBR
W 11.1. DO|
TIIK IJ.AULTNG
POR T^K
j MERCHANTS
OF
? jPcA.A <* i: ? i it a
CHE.yP |?i^viij|i imsisv roil
Cff^'Ai'l arij'ah" J>f< jiari' l t > ?OAKD
llOrfiftFS''^a.f*jFlro. Jl??GIKS and CAR
ItlAGKS at moderate prices. Call on ihem
aUMaroney'a Hotel
...... ')Ni:V A BAXTER.
aug ."1 if
ATTENTION ALL
Ipersons jnd 1 -te 1 tr mo by open Account,
Koto. IVfjul and Mortgage Or EjUsD, are
ito'tiMd" IhaA they M?t1-?' ?i.ilu' payment Im
thofcltuday Qf <h!.i^fei urfa^. ft* theiy paper*
will be placed in the bin Is nriny Attorney
for collection. 1 am in daad earnest.
I tih? offer
for sac:
AT TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT ON COST,
SIX TJeWlsk.Nt!*: ACjRKsfoF
Situated in ,Orutige>iurg County, including
the property known as the Whit more Soap
Factory, and other Luis in the Town of
?trangeburg.
' Als ? one valuable jrnot of Ujtnd ^outsining
six hundred acres, situated in AlaSn Cp?nty.
One three hundred acre ^raot Hituated in
Lexington County. One tract ooiilainiiu;
ono hundred ojp.d tb\r^y yerea, situated on
John's fslapil. "All pi wldoh lan?is tfere
bought cheap npd will bo sold ier im.-h ten
aug. 81 tf.
IN rU'llir'I'ANCE (rF AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court 'of. Ornngnhurg Coun
ty, L s?Ulaell,Jor cash, on Wedncsdsy, the
6th, of November, at the Plantation of J..hn
T Jennings, deceased, in tho Fork of Ihe
Edistoa, 8 or lO head of II orses and\Mules,
30 or jo head of Cattle, a few Sheep, Conn
and i'oddtr. Cotton Seed,'Wagon and Cart,
1 Buggy, Grist Mill, Cob Mill, Ola, one 12
horse power Steam Kugiuo, and other arU
olJV^Afl**^.. ?.NIM*.
Administrator
Oraagaburg, B. C, Oct Stn, 18T2. ;
set 19 k it
J. S. ALBERGOT T I
CHEAP GROCERY HOUSE, -,
I f)oiAi:s| ifuSBELL ^S'rttBB^ *^Njp) RAILROAD AYEN?E.
Has on JfiaiiJ o,nd constantly arriving a well selected STOCK of
/ 1 7 GROCERIES
Which arc oT red at a v xj sma'l adfauA ot Oha 1 ;.stjo V [j^. I'or.^ons iu
want nf the following articles will do well to call ani price before purchtsitig :
t ? Sidef, Shoulders, Hams, Strips, Sugars, I Coffee.,
S$ruf/ TVFblA 808, Flour, Cheese/ Biscuits, Lard. Canned
t; <)'kI-i, Jellies. Candy, Rroma, G'dctwie. Buckets,
Brooms, Crockery and Glassware, Kcros n > and Naptba Oils.
Highest Cash, price paid for Poultry and Eggs.
nov 16 oct 12 k ly
WILHELM THEODORE MTJLLEE,
Just received another LARGE SUPPLY of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WANTED.
10 Doz. PRIME CHICKENS.
100 Doz. EH GS, (new born )
500 Bush. COW PEAS.
50UU Lbs GOOD FODDER.
Yours Repppctfully,
JUST 'ROUXI) TUB GQliXER%
nov )Q c If
? : :r r
S. A. S0?DER,
it*
Artist and Photographer,
Begs to inform the People of Orangcburg that b? ?Bcn tr Hrn'tih of his
CHARLESTON E.ST A LIS II M E N T in BRIQG MANN'S B1I.LDING.
(Blume's Gallery,) Main Street, nud can Remain during the; month, qf NOVEM
BER ONLY for the purpose of making
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
of every description. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any desirable sizo.
Views of Stores, Residences, See., made on Reasonable Terms All Work fin
ished in the Same Elegance of Stylo as that for whicjj my iALLERY iu CII AB
LEST? )N is noted.
A nice assortment of FRAMES, &c , at Reasonable Prices. Please call and
examine SpOjpiiiicds. nov I) 19 tf
Hew Store!
BAEGAINS! BAEGAINS!!
JOS. illcXAMARA INVITES THE ATTE^T/QN OP THE PUBLIC GENERAL
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK,
CUMpftlSTXK EVERYTHING fy sit ALLY KEPT IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
ot a rji:sr-(lash country ktq?e, ?nd feti* qbrindaat th-u his
trlcnd? enn S WE MOXET by calling upoi hi in before purchasing ciso where. I rennest
an examination of my Stock?NO TLOUBIE TO SfdOW GOODS- ,
t/SajT Thanking my eust#incrs for past favors I solicit a continuation of the same.
nov J JOS. McNAMARA.
T. Kohn & Bro.
WE CALL I
ATTENTION
tthia week to a twfi
assortment of New Goods
^/?jpMofc have been carefully' se
, jlecteCwjith a view to meet thn re-'
qu^rcm?pts of our Trade and the apprtf
h'ati?p^of .put I'ustomcrs, we accm ourselveg |
fortunate in being able to pluce before the 1-nb
4io Complete aud Unbroken Lines of Goods, Second
-vo turne m popit of fc*tylo and Beauty, and far J[$KLCjW any
IN PftlCE.
o >h p
?h 15 ? ?
rv, ?? ?* ^' Q O ?- .1
BARGAINS IN
,J>IUESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WORSTED GOODS, HOSIERY,
MOl it \ 1 NO in every DESIRABLE ST VLB. UNDER GAR M K.VI3, *
CORSETS and PANIK BS. ! "
WV n,c n..w SHOWING the .
LARGEST STOCK
Of s SI K ?LPI^di oood8 e*er offered.
??We afc tnow prepared to ofTer greater inducement? th in
? ever, and we cun assure our Cuetonjets that, not.vitb
>t;?r.di,iig^the l'opulur Reputation wo have achiev
ed, we sjiall .?-outinue to keep our Lines of
Goods for Uqusehold and Domestic pur
poses constantly up to tho Stand
urd of t,h;* best in Town,,.it
being continually ro- j
plcni&hed with tho"
Choicest (i ond.s.
r^j ok
Xf>. CASHMERES, P*|
(2j FURNISHING GOODS, ^
READY MADE C^OTniNG fa
arc always to be Qoupd at our establish
r-3 menu XJ1
?
Boots, Shoes, Gaiter^, India Kubbors
Of.sR STYLES and QUALITIES at tho
LOWEST PRICES!
i L
oct 26 k V ly
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
October lytb., 1872.
Ny^cy. U {Rjerebj given thai SEALED
PROPOSALS will b? received at this Office
until November 15, 1^72, for REBUILDING >
the FOUR HOLE BRIDGES.; AH Materiel
to be furnished by the Contractor. None of
the present*,Material to be used exospt sue*,
as is perfectly sound.
J. FELDER MEYERS;
C. B. C. C.
Attest.
VAU TASSEL, Clerk.
' ool 2lk .. f*e ?ee h#\ , ttfeJt. Z
_ _ *
Haiti more Robe*/- \. ,
Demonstrates the oft-told tale tha cheap
safes, old fashioned safes, safes not up to
the times, aro the temptations to burglary.
Bankers may provide watohmen, and may
use otlier safeguards, but they will not put
their money in the wntehman's ppcket, or
trust in a tin or wooden box, no matter how
many guards nre used. The safe, after all
is the last respectable. No amount of watch?
ing or gttarding ?.. i'.', ever make a poor old
Myle safe trustworthy. This is the citadel,
and should be the beat that can be made,.
Turks IS hct oxk nrsT.
HERRINGS A PARREL,
Nos. 251 and 252 Broadway, corner Murray:
street. .Only manufacturers of Herrings
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.?
Messrs Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Agent?,
Charleston S. C.
oct 6 tf
THOS. W. ALBERQOTTX,
TWO DOORS EAST .OF
J. P. II ABL EY' H
Rugscll Street, Orangeburg, So. Ca.,
Has JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply of
FRENCH CANDIES,
FINK CANDIES,'
NUTS, alt sQrts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARE.
Lar^e and Small FANCY BASKETS,
RAISO.NS.
1VKLES, &c , &c.
Also PUREST! BREAD always on hand,
and supplied tpt ^".i.:-' customers every day
at their <J.io:s.
fn my cake department you will find.
FRUIT" CAKES,
FANCY CAKES,
GUNGEBS, *c,
Always on hand and fresh.
FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS.
FRESH PIES constantly on hand.
WEDDINGS'supplied with all kinds of
Cakes and Confcctionnries at tho shortest
notice.
The al.ove 'goods cannot be excelled ^
quality and price.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
ott 12 ly dec
r>R. OLIVEPvOS,
DEALER IN
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS and VARNISHES, WINDOW
GLA*BS and PUTTV.
.Tn?t reeeired another lot of the VACUy
i'M OIL for Greasing and Preserving Leath'
"aIso the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre
serving Sight. 'i
A!?;> a Superior lot sf CUTLERY, sneh af
POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS. r
Also a Choice and Select lot *>t FLOWER
8EEPS. '
.Also reeejviug almost manthly 100 to 20$
pounds PURE CANDIES. Guaranteed.
Also a fine lot of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLED.
Call and --ati-fv TourscWea at the DRUG
STORE of .
DR. OLIVEROS,
Ornngebufg C. H , 8. C.
Ttnr 80 nor IS Xf'
raCIT??RAPHIS? r
I herewith,return,
my thanks
[<? MY FRIENDS for their
PAST FA\OR.S
And still Lop? tomerit thoir future? AT R0?
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CAPT. BRIGG MANX'S STORE
Prepared to EXECUTE all WQKK .in my
LINE in the I.ATESE and MOST* IM
PROVED STYLE.
8 A T LS F A CT I ON guaranteed te all.
?. I>. BLUME,?fi
ARTIST.
July 20 apl20 tf
~F?rt &a lei r
SIX UCXDRED ACRES OF
opop
COTTQ.V AXP CORY Ll\D,
SiUmted on the Old Charleston Road, the
Rrnncbyitle Ro:id and the Bonfh Carolina
Rail K. ad. one ami a quarter miles below
the THRIVINp TOWN of ORANGEBURG.
Will be .sold*at j^jvate Sale in Lots to suit
Purchasers.
These Lands are High, Healthy, welt
Watered and Timbered, and have beautiful
Sights for Residences. Convenient ia'^Ve^y
way to Orangeburg, Columbia, Charleston
Snd AugusU. * K* '
Persons ir. want of such Locations will
please make application 'to the undersigned
within thirty ofays from dale If not sold
nt private sale by that date, these Land*
will be mb-divi'ded and sold at pubHe out
cry. Tii A L>. C. ANDREWS
oet 10 ft
Notice of Dismissal.
Caroline Karick and D. J. Zeigltr, Ad
ministratrix and Administrator of the Es
tate of Adam Kariok gijee: notico that lhc.v
\?il! apply"for a Final Discharge thirty days
from date, 2t)th October, 1372. ' ?
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oct 26
l3*W*t
?I ejg i?e?i?m?r
;Notipe, pf Di
-\f.O.lVL0E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
?}l the Iftth day of November next, I will
Kde my Finnl Account with tho Hon. Thad.
0. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of Dismissal a* Administrator of ibo
estate of Mrs. Hacked Oorbitt, deeca?ed. .
J. W. BOYLSTON,
o t 10--fit Administrator. .