SAT^D^AY^MO^lg, 1872.
All Advertisements
be handed to the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
Wo learn that Mr. James Cannon,
Sr., has opened a grocery and liquor
tdorc on Busscll Street, opposite Mr.
Rigg'a residence.
We learn privately trout Columbia
that the tax this year wiU amount to
t bout 17 mills on the dollar, so our
"citizeus cati jnst compute the amount
they will have to pay.
Our advices from Charleston state
i bat nil the Insurance Com p. nies who
have agencies there, uro ull right, and
that the Boston Ii? e has not materially
inconvenienced thorn.
Our citizens, to save expense in their
purchase of ah ose, would do well to buy
up their Winter supply at once, before
the prices, in consequeucc of the Boston
fire, takes an upward tendency.
Our County officers elootod uro vory
busy arranging their Booksaud prepar
ing to qualify, while the "outs" are
.btraighetiing up their Books pr;par
-atory to rcsigniug their several offices.
The State Cativassers in Columbia
are busily at work in deciding upon the
?contested cases. The enso front Charles
ton County between Maokcy and Bowen
comes up on Friday, tho probability is
that Mackey's dJegaiiou will bo seated
? entire. >*4*'*
-an ,
Victor Valdoz, who sUot tOiU<stiq)
'1 is! summer a cuhlin by h?mo Perez was
re Ciitly tried in ChurK&tuft before Judge
-Graham, and tluJ jury returned a ver
tilgt of - not guiitv," without leaving
?their seats.
Wo call attention this week to the
advertisement of Mr Mullur, our entor
J.lisjng ,<*r<*er4' nrid Mi\ S?**der, the
Charleston photographist, who ja at
present taking phot ?'graphs tu o#rto wo.
Call and sec hi in.
Ths Charleston X- <cs, and the Conr
tf r, arc hammering away at each other
Quite ?("war of words" is beigg waged
.it so.'oi.h." " Well, giiijtlj-'lOG Sght it out,
?we'll look < n caholy and applaud your
*j?ood things.
We call attention to the sale of the
estate of JorlMlMEMtilVbrt
-appears in our columns. It U to be
sold inveight separate firms, on each of
which there is a good eUweWJmg ?"d
outbuildings. Tlie ColloAuu ' laud* arc
?also to bo divided. ^%s*^,*i
'.O.tfr Town Couu-ciJ would greatly
.assist 'tho locomotion of our^itizonB in
. ruiny weather, if they wouWrepair some
?uf uui rliito. ;,v?o puuulca in some
places on onr streets are simply irapnss
Sp*''*'* 1
able, a few cart loads of sand would
. make a vast improvement. ?
Our Devil is a sharp one, and knows
a thing or two, being asked what wasJ
i|
?the cause of tho fire-in Boston, ce
lled, "Ob, the "lIub^T^^d^etwingJ
.and as they didn't grease ft, it tookj
?fire." Dou't you tUwk fitfaud reader
. . . : - * ?
he is a precocious you-rh i
a on .
During the Pession of the Legislature
.?hi.- Winter, wo expect to have a regular
correspondent) stationed at Columbia,
, ,vho will inform our roadors by a letter
, every week, of tho sayings nnd doings jj
^ of pur representative?, nnd of all watte is i
, of interest that may happen there.
1 ^ ?? Pmiiaii.L-- J
?.Mr. G. \V. Baxter has opened lue
.-satten, ,rfej6L doe* to tKohn * Bro.
JoW T. Butler is tho caterer of the
.establishment, and the palate qf .every
.person who \may call upon .bim jwill be
satisfied by taking one drink at his
.CDL&Hter. Mr. Baxter is an enterprising
young- man and deserves tho pat rojiage
fj ,tho public. Call rip ^aod see h
quarters.
^^bixlahy.?We learu that Mr. John
11. Marlcy no old railroad man, and one;
rT*> '*.*<? t
who was uuivcrsally respected and liked
..%jf..nlt persons, died iu A ikon on Wad J
i ncsdoy last after a sudden attack of
-^Pneumonia. Mr. Marloy '..as known tot
i a'.most everybody, a^d wo are certain
jthot,^any of,bi8 fricuds i,o Orapgebur^
.?willl^m^ftih]^?,jd^.
Tb? Kpisooty ?tili prevails Jn our
largo cities, and the extremely b id
waetherMtn bavo had increases it. Our
caution as regards their stock.
Charleston, and other places seem
blest with amusements of nil kinds. Its
a pity our littlo Town can't get any.
Orangeburg wants something to stir her
up, sinne tho visit of tho circus, nnd tho
closing of the Fair, and last week the
visit of Prof. Kirby. Things have
grown superuaturally dull, and we are
obliged sometimes lo got tho assistance
of our "Devil" ?o as to grind out
"locals."
Our irieods must not forget (he "En
teprise Saloon." Mr. Wahlers still lives
and still employs those very indofntig
able and obliging assistants Messrs
Harting and Wunnatnaker. He his
just received a fine assortment >>('the 1
fittest brandies, whiskies, gins, and otlur
liquors, also a fine lot of sogars, among
them some ot tho famous "In Ninfa"
brand. Call around then and see him.
Notick to Consignees i?er So. Ca.
R. R.~--Ry orde4 ?f the Vioe-President
of tho above road all freight charges,
both local and through will be collected
at this ng-iiey, and no goods will be
delivered until charges have been paid
at the Depot. The above to go int<
effect from date. ,
Wm. P. Camiojjs,
Acting Agent.
Orangcburg, 8. 0, Nov. 9th, 1872.
We oal] tho attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mr. J. S.
AlbcrguUi, our enterprising young
townsman. Mr- A. has on hand at all
times the finest and most choice grocer
ies, and does bit best tn please his
customers, be se|U us cheap as any
house in Orangsburg on 1perhaps cheap
er. W# think Mr. A should be tin
soured, end woujl suggest to nqr
.readers that if they dosira good and
cheap groeerins. Mr. J. 8. A Iburg ?tri s
js tbe place to procure them, ho ocou
pies tbe store fcnuerly kept by .Icllords
& Company.
Mr. Ezekiel has on hand and is con
stanlhy receiving fine groceries and dry
goods. He ajso keeps the bo>t pcrfum
ery and fancy toilet articles to be found
in Orangcburg, also ? large and line
assortment of watches and jewelry of nil
descriptions Call and see him, and bu
will B*4i you anything y.?u want. His
clerks ero affable and courteous to every
body M)d Mr- Wallace Ca du >n is .]
geuistHy perscott^e, "bo is obliging, ami
will show you anything and everything,
whether you desire to purchase or not.
PaqV. fail then to walk around, the store
is rfgfct opposite the jScf* office.
Accident ; ;at lkwuvillk.?On
Friday as tbe day passenger train from
Columbia was parsing, sn almost fatal
accident occurred Jo* Sweeny. lie
was engaged jyp 4|uietijig some horses
biteAW *o che pole of a large, wagon
wh#n they became uumanageable at the
whistle of ? the looomofivo, and starting A
tp,preak away.forcud Mr. Sweeny against
a post, and the end of the pole struck
b*? , ?P ,tf\e Jpreastj juflicted a d,iu je.roui
iiud ^xQjnbaps -muotal injury, blood gushed
from his mouth sod nose, it was almost
impossible for him to breathe, at last
accounts he was io a critioal couditipu.
! Attend to tijjs 8omeb3dy.?The
roads and bridges of our County arc iu
/? miserable couJition, and r.quire
.immediate attention. Nearly all of the
rpads .are in need of Ulli og in having
become alutPAt ?wpassable b; reason of
the .re,Qqu.t jbeavy rafus, and tho bridges
are iuel' n bad, for instance the bridge
at Fou.r Holes U io a very bud condi-,
tion, gpd at woujd bo suicidal for any
one ,to attempt the crossing of.it. It
Stands in need of thorough jrupair, and
?will cost a pretty heavy ay in to fix it as
it should bo fixed., .hut sre say-repair it,.|
and we are cc.rta.ip n,IJ good eitizons will
\mJ JIWW 1>f bridge at Oa\r Qzyt
SwampJ* wj b*V**e pmlargoipg rop lirs.
We b jpe Ae/>ont/4ctQr will piuah 1t pps
securely, and lie wlJ Ssortfiuly' reccii
our thanks
$1000 Reward is offered by tho pro
prietor of Dr. Pierco'e Golden Medical
Discovery for a medicine th\t wiJI equal
it in tho cure of R'onch.itis, severe
Conghf.fftd tim?t]j, .sta^esof Ooiiaump
Twenty Yea its Younger.?To say
tli.it hu?dresd of m \ids, wires, and wid
ows took tt?onty years younger than they
are in consequence of tho complexion*!
ir^PMBptho
oliajUfl simpel i
ht bo
vcriGod by direct testimony
c<fcrt|as willing to tell tho'r ages as to
u?o the best menus nf making themselrrA
lively. Nature sometimes, but very
rarely, crown tho charm of perfoot fea
turos will\ a compluxiuu uf exquisite
olearncss; but ovon thuu tjuui suqst begins
to make inroads upon the velvet checks,
tho fair white brow, the ivory bust, thu
rounded nrm, To preserve the ''glory'of j
woman" unblemished, even after the me
ridian of lifo has boon passed, it is only
necessary to uso daily this cuuliug health
ful vegetable prep liution,
commercialT
M .1 It K KT RE PO RTS.
?rncr. or tum OiiAvnaioan Nkwb,
November Y> 1?"
COTTON?Sales during the week 2(53
bales. We quote :
Ordinary.,.,.I
Low Middling...,1 A<4
Middling,,..,17 f??
Rotrnn Rio??Sl.'.? per eushel
('ok.N:.$1.00 tier bushel.
Cow Psas. 1.0O per bushel.
Pi.nukus. 1.66 per bushel.
TO (OMRACTORS.
SKA LEU PROPOSALS for the BUILD
ING of RETil LKHKM CHURCH in ths
Fork of the E'diatO will be received until
1 Oth of November.
For particulars address
WM. H. 1ZLAR,
Chairman Committee,
noy 2?:tt Midway. S. C.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
rOH tuk RASTKHS IHSTHiCV Of SOffH CARO
LINA.
Ill the Mailer of. )
A It red .). Frederick, > Bankrupt.
Batikrupt. j
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN?The
undersigned hereby give? uotioo of hi* Ap
]ioiutnieut ns Assignee of Alfred J. Frede
rick, of. the Town of Orangeburg, in the
County of Oysjngeburg and Shite of South
Carolinas within t-aid District, who has be$n
adjudged a BANKRUPT upon bis own Peti
tion by the District Court of shidTHstriet.
Dated at Ornngeburg t);/e l*l day of No
vember, A. D I?7i
C. fa. GLOVER,
nov 2?!lt Assignee.
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
GO TO
OX
~ L
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
JRIG?MANNS.
GO TO
juugghaws
YVUtfRB YOU'LL FJND
Any and KvorytUiug.
nov 2
TTTCrr AR1cTV1?.n
A
syfcis^i>ir> lot
; ! OF
Mules and Horses
FINEST
DRO^E OF HORSES EVER
RROUG HT TO
THIS MARKET.
Those in watit of u OOOD HORSE had
better call at j.u>;o at the
SALE 8TARLES.OF
w. ? SxVj^r & co.
nov 2 ' SjUg 81 If
DR. A. C. MIKES,
Ai tlvc Old Stand pf
1>R. B. M. SHVIiKll.
VAS JUpT RECEIVED A fresh
pippt/oT x *5 1
DRUOB,
MEDICINES,
A f (TTT ?w
' V ARN ISn ES, &c.
,A splendid lot of STATIONERY. ? ' <i
PERFUMERY and 80AP3 In greot/?i
Ticty.
A fine stockof CIOARS and TOBACCO.
And one of tho finest assortment of POCK
ET KNIVES ovqr offorpd here at the prices.
Prescriptions cnrefully prepared.
OFE10K HOURS ,an,^s BABBA/THt
(From OAs; 10 A..M,.??f<l./rajn;*'i^P. M.
eedi 2 .
THE KU KLUX.
Raid through our qitict villngo Son
ago, did not engender as much
exoitemeS
As did the intelligence that Mr. II RUM AN
MVAIU.KIIS BJ'S it; N BD youoiring A JfHtST I
CLASS I) It IN KINO SALUpl ,1/ ? j
. IN OUR MDSiV1
Ami when
THTCFua^T
Was
REALIZED,
The confusion, of the peopU was almost
equivalent to
that
?j ? ??
Caused to the builders of the-tower of PaBei
when thejr language was cou/usml.
SODA, <UN, WHISKEY, AND
Bit ANDY COCKTAILS,
Such as we hint nc.*or soon hefnr ??WINES,
CM \MPATONRS, and SEOAItS the tike/of
which wore ni ran- as a white crow; or ice
in June. ALK and I^AGRIv. that would
make tho leanoU man in tho worM fat, are
only a part of Mil. W?HLERS COLLEC
TION that
Caused so much FrigljSrL
us all. To this. Day
There are men whose f
LIKE IS IN A DOUBTFUL. 0OXD1,
TION.
This wee Caused by his manifesto, request
LOAFERS
To keep awa^on pain of .a heavy
[ Jo hadfoftl
their power to Be geniaT?-\vtro-fjnorv^n"
were renHered unsteady by ill)o use qf bad
liquors, nip| whose oqt|t|teuaiico hoee a
downcast sl|oppisl) bjok?ty this day tho
advertises says Iboro oro men like the3?.
who havu boon happy, infinitely since
imbibing once at Mil. WS SALOON. There
fore the exerlation.
COME YE
Thai thir<t for healthy boreragoj, thoidfc
pressed, the aged?? :ik><I Ih'c poiftorted
AND RECEIVE tD ER ALM
That can onlv be bad at the ENTERPRISE
SALOOg. ft Ail
You'll Find No
LOAFERS, NO JlAXORilS -
AROUND, NO
Me? wi^osc eyes nre redened with
.MlXTf'HKS OF STRYCHNINE ft
CREOSOTE,
You'll find a gcujal healthy set of TEMPER.
A NCR LOOKlNljf MEN, and the grcatost
desir? on the part tho p?^M?l'OR_ls
to ptease. the want* nf his custoitreT^S
Give mo a trial at tho STAND formerly
occupied by JOHN PATTRUSt IN*, dee'd
opposite Messr- Bull Scovill and Pt'^o.
J. II. W All LRUS
July 10 e
SCHOOL BOOKS !
MUSIC & STATIONERY,
ALWAYS VN I.IAXJD
ax a he
KisTGTlSTE: liOIJSi :.
The celebrated PEN LETTER HOOK for
Copying Letter*?-used without a IVess ?
every buHitfees man should havjr guc
Anything in my line net on hand oan be
ordered ip a ?h?rt time.
Uli. KTK^
jan 6 e ly
uk.-vi
MERONEWPBAXTBR''
v. ILL DO|
TiLIIiI IJ.VUJ.rXGr
FtHt THE
MERCHANTS
OF
^viljl fc IS PA TCH.
als.. prepared, to P.OAKl)
re^UOfllR.'? and C A it -
at moderate prices. Cull on thorn
at Maroncy'a lloiol
MERONRY h BAXTER,
aug Gl tf
ATTENTION ALL.
"f")ersons iiuiohtvd 'C we by open Account,
|~ J>ote, ll^nd and Mortgj! ? or l^eu, :?rc
uoti?eur fhat they- M?rH i?..k^ payment l>v
th? tAuCiar hr.Ot-t..qei '?w. pt ti.eh- p.kpei?
will bo placed in the um Is or (ay Attorney
for collection. 1 am in da^J earnest.
1 oiler
FOR SALW
AT TEN PR II CRNT PI8COUNT ON COST,
SI* 'J^^^ljAUIKK^pK
Situated in ?Orangeburg County, Including
the property known as the Wkitniore Soap
Factory, and other Lots in luv Town of
01 ingeburg.
Als ? one valuable Jraot, of land containing
>ix hundred acres, sitiiateilih Alken County.
>Ono three hundred aoie tract tdtualcd in
Lexington County. One tract ooutaining
one. hundred aj:d '.tkdryr ueres.situated on
John's falapd. Ali ot wljlun laiais \fcre
bought cheap apo will he sold.lpr cu/h ten
*^^^aU,?SMM
sag. 81 tf.
IN PtflfSPANrR OF AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court 'of, Orangoburg Couu
ty. L veUlacll lor ce .h. qn "Wodocsday, tho
(hk> of November, at the Plsnlaifoivof John
T Jennings, deceased, in tho Fork of the
Kdistoe, ,8 or hO bead of H orses andvMules,
'60 or i'? head of Cattle, a few Sheep,. Conn
and-i'oddcr, Cotton Seed, Wagon and Cart,
1 Raggy, Ori?t Mill, Cob Mill, Ola, one 12
horse power Steam Engine*.and other arid
AdminiBtrttor
Orangaburg, ?. C, Oet M, 1ST2. *
set 19 St
J. S. ALBERGOTT I
t CHEAP GROCERY HOW, ?,.<
I ffOlMj ^eJsKLL'si4lKat^J0)llAiLUOAD AVENUE.
Uas oii^iaiiJj dnd constantly nrriving a well selected STOCK of
/ J j GROCERIES
Which tiro oT rod at a v ry smal ad fan A 01 Cha listjQi J1 l'jnyjns in
want of the following articles will do well t> call an 1 price before purchising : "
f . Spl s, Shoulders,. Hams, Strips, Bugtrrs, I CofSee,
Sjrup! "Mi.In sen, Floor, Cheese/ Biscuits, hard. Canned
Good*, Jellies. Candy, Bronon, Qeletiue. Buckets,
Brooms, Crockery and Glassware. fCaroe'n j and Naptha Oils.
High cut Caph price paid fur.Poultry and Eggs.
nov lG oct 12 k 1y
WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER,
Just received another LARGE SUPPLY of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WANTED.
40 Dm. PRIME CHICKENS.
100 Drw. EGGS, (new borq )
500 Hush. COW TEAS.
50UU Lbs GOOD FOD OHR.
Yours Resppctfully,
W. T. M?LLER
JUST 'fiQUXD THE CiUtXER*
nov |Q e if
4.. C
S. A. SOUDER,
Artist and Photographer,
Hogs to inform the People of Orangcburg that }p3 will open a Qrnnoh of his
CHARLESTON ESTALISHM KNT ?= BRIQGM ANN'S BUILDING.
(HItime's Gallery,1) Main Street, and can Remain during tho n)QhU) qf NOVEM
BER ONLY fur the purpose of making
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
of every description. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any desirable sizi.
Views of Stores. Ilcsidencoa, etc., made on Reasonable Terms All Work fin
ished in tl ic Same Elegance of Stylo as that for whic!? my iALLERY in CHAR
LESTON is noted.
A nice assortment of FRAMES, &o., at Reuiqnable Prices. Please call and
examiue Spoj'iiiicus. . i nov 1) 19 tf
New Store!
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!!
JOS. ,11 o\ A MAUA IKflTES THE ATTEST/ON OP TIIK PCRL1C GENERAL
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK,
C0MFlti&i*fl EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN THE VARIOUS DEPArtmfvt5
o. (i rn:ST-('LAS-i <;OI'XTltY STQItK, and fe.H eonfident that his
fHenfl* can $ A VK MONEY by calling upon him before purchasing elsewhere. 1 request
tin examination of my Stock?NO TLOUDIE TO S^IOW GOODS
ggy Thanking my customers for past favors 1 soweit a continuation of the Name.
nov 1 JOS. McNAMARA.
T. Kohn & Bro,
WE CALL
ATTENTION
rthis week to a Hojp
assortment uf New Goods
"~ It have been carofully ae- 1
ejith a view to meet the re
its of our Trade and the appro
|tr Customers, wo aeem ourselves
fortunate in being able to pluce before tho Rub
lie Complete uud Unbroken Lines of Goods, Second
t^) in.ue \\i point uf iMylo and Beauty, and Ijr BKLCjW auy
IN PRICE.
-ta - ^. cQ
B ? S ?
ti S S 2
-^eaa^f \ ? J5a)|*"' W -urtsK
BARGAINS IN
0>IWESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WORSTED GOODS, HOSIERY.
Mol RNIN'G in every DBS IR ARLE STYLE. UNDER GARMENTS, *
CORSETS and PANIERS. ! ' ?
Woarom.w SHOWING the *?
LARGEST STOCK
Of Liriii'SEK EEPIJTCJ GOODS c.ey oOercd.
?We nfc prepared to offer greater inducement* ,th-in
. ever, and we can assure our Cuetoujera that, not.witb
?tantRpg^the Popular U.-piit aiion wo have achiev
ed, we a|iuU jCoptinue to keep our Liues of
Goods fpr Uqusehold mid Domestic pur
poses constantly up to tho Stand
ard of tjbo best in Town.^t
being continually ro- ,
plcnished with the
Choicest (J.iods.
QQ C.VitflMERES, J*J
FURNISHING GOODS, ^
|H READY MADE CL-pTIIING
ore always to be (pnpd at oar establish
n.ettt. CQ
:
Boots,, Shops, Gaiter^ India ^tubbors
Of.^ll STYLES and QUALITIES at the
L-tDWEST PRICE 0
oct 26 k ly
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
V>(rA?VVUL-JtQ Cqcj.tt, ?? C,,
t AJ |-? October 190?.. 1872, ,
* i ?>T ? ?* ''Juli
N?'M?. U *jjerehj given that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until November 16, 18Tlr?or-REBUILBING
the POUR HQLE BRIDGES. A" Material
to be furnished by th? Contractor. Nona of
thepresOni Material tu bo used ?xoapt suea
as la perfectly sound.
J. FELDES MEYERS;
Attest.
JASL< Yam\ TAS8EL, Clerk.
C. B. a; C
oot jjk .81
TlrlTlIaltimOkC Kobery
Demonstrates the oft-told take that cheap
cafes, old fashioned safes, safes not up tq
the times, aro the temptations to burglary.
Pankers may provide watubinen, and may
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money in the watchman's pocket, or
trust in a tin or wooden bos, no matter how
many guards are used. The safe, after all
is the last respectable. No amount.of watch?
ing or guarding will ever make a poor old
stylo safe trustworthy. This is the citadel,
and should be the best that can be made,.
Turks is bct oxe debt.
HERRINGS St FAR It EL,
Nos. 251 and 2f?2 Broadway, corner Murray
?licet. -.Only manufacturers of Herring?
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.?
Mcssra Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Agent?,
Charleston S. C.
ocl 5 tf
THOS. W. ALBERGrOTTI,
TWO DOORS EAST OF
J. P. II A It LEY'S
Rttgsell Street, Orangeburg, So. Ca.r
Has JUST RECEIVED a freeh supply of
FRENCH CANDIES.
EINE CANDIES.'
N UTS, all sorts,
TOYS,
CHINA WARS.
Lar^e and Small FANCY BASKETS,
kAisqns,
PIOKLRS, &c , Ac.
Also PRS&I! Rlt RAI) always on hand,
an ! supplied toVc^ular customers every day
at tholr doors.
In my cako department you will find.
FRUIT* CAKES
FANCY CAKES.
GANGERS, Ac.,
Always on hand anil fresh.
FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS.
FRESH PIES constantly on band.
WEDDINGS' supplied with all kinds of
Cakes and Confectioneries at the shortest
i notice.
Tho above "gooUi cannot be excelled ft
quality and price.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
olt 12 ly dec If
DR?LIVEROSr
li^ VLER IX
rURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
0\LS and VARNISHES, WINDOW
GLAJ3S and PUTTY.
Just received another lot of the YACU*
UM" OIL for Greasing and Preserving Leath
er.
Also the DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pre
serving Sight. " ? *
Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, snca as
POCKET KNIYSS, RAZORS, SCISSORS
and PISTOLS. ' .
Also a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER
SEEDS. ' '"' .' : ,
Also rco^iving almost monthly 100 to 200
pounds PURE CANDIES. Onaraoteed.
Also a fino lot of PERFUMERY aad
FANCY ARTICLED.
Call and satisfy voursjlves at the DRUG
STORE of . T
DR. OLIVEROS,
Or a n g.-bu rg C. H., C-"-'
Tiar 80 noT IS Jy
PHOTOGRAPHnjaf
?mr/ T-T, ? '?' ?
I herewith return
MY THANKS
Jho MY FRIENDS for their
1? A ST FAVORS
And still hope to merit thoir future FATROJX
AGE?<;<! ,1, valiiuy ^ ?fJK>K >k . ^
I am still over .. ^ | ^
CAPT. BRIOGMANX'S 8TORB
Prepared to EXECUTE all WO
ropareu to KXriCLJK aU W^Ut.in a.t
INR in tho LATESK and MOST IM
PROVED STYLE.
W SATISFACTION guaranteed <e aiL
CD. BLUME,
ARTIST.
July 20 a*120 . tf
^O.K 8ALE!
SIX n?>?)RJ?) ACRES OF
t.oop
cottq.v axp c^ns't\xo9
Sincited on the Old Charleston Road, tho
Brnncbyille Road ami tho Soufh Carolina
Rail Road, one and a quarter miles below
the THRIVING TOWN of ottANGEBURG.
Will be sold'at jfctvet/d Sale la Lota to suit
?j ruro'hasers. ' ' ^
Those Lands ere High, Healthy, well
Watered and Timbered, and hate beautiful
Sights for Residences. Convenient mTjV$hy
way to Orangeburgr Columbia, .Charleston,
ftnd Augusta. " '
Persans ir. want of such Locations will
please make application to the lu- Jersignecl
within thirty daye from date. If not sold
at private sale by that date, the*?e L?n*f<i
will he sub-flivi'ded and sohl at public orn
ery. THAI). C. ANDREWS.
oct 10 ft
-.-? ?-? I r-_,
Notice of Dismissal
Caroline Karick and D. J. Zeiglcr, Ad
ministratrix end Administrator of the Es
tate of Adam Korick gi?< notico that tsjev
aii; apply"for a Final Discharge thirty days
from date, 2Gth October, 1S72. ' ?
oct2S i\ imwJ ,jlt
???' :t '?r.v.-,,, ?
iNotiije.'Pf dismissal.
N,(fTJA7E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
the lSi h day of Nov.OJUC&Qr next, I will
File my Final Aooount with tho Hon. T.had.
0. Andrews, Judge of Probate, end ask for
Letters of Dismiasul us Admini?tri.tor of Uw
ostato of Mrs. Rachacl Corbitt, decoased. .
J. W. ROYLSTON,
o 110--?t Administrator,.