The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 30, 1872, Image 6
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Th? tr.uh?hfr ^,^^, ; i fall,
UpoU the rh,Illing Hoiy^aJ^y .?..1; ;??? :.
'JI i- ?im> .-Ini.c }?'.! I'.u civ. nntf '
s.v.- .".^K^^i.
*lo;h>i\ ! l?>vo^iW^rtWoa
The yiolei with 1.'il ? ami laildj
V. :i\ t i; er ih hill it wave
Ti? a hrigil! H|*-or. yet must
Its bright leaves lit II.?? I? lipOSl l.o? ?
Dear luot h r "|rrf*r| ?Uil.Jvtn?Ui -t
l.< on rtry"lir<?H.'- .
'lr.'
And i c ?'.il?l love, in -Jie.
Te leave uutastoil lilVsanrK, bitter streams,
hy theo, um i r*t1>/i-IOI llni.s.l, lie,
A ml ^li;'t?Ly!^j- jjreawa.
Ami mu i I liii^-*!- horc,
To (tain I lie p'uinape of my sinles-- yeftnj?
Ami mourn ihe hones:o childhooddeaf
With hTTT8T?oA7
i. ?
Aye. iir:s( I linger her?.
A lowly |?rmieliga^uiMi u withered tree,
Whose lu-t ^f,il^U.>aC,ual iiiicly sear,
Wt ni down with t In-1
f uf> n
Ofi from llie's withcrod bower,
lu ni ill communion with Iho paal I lurn,
An?! im:so on tiife tiic'only flower
tu ij&pvpxx?Ui "?
Au'l Vvhoinj4li^{C,Tf|iiug pale,
llovt* like a ntaoHior uii Ihc blue uitil U*a\ ',
1 -troy :<i hviir the lij;h: winds wail
' Al?TOaWj'gruve.
V h m o i- ili|^sA(fit'fio'tvn ?
1 gaie above?ihv lo>n< is imaged there?
1 listen", ami ihv get.tie tor.c
hwshtj fi i o
Oh, bo'mo, while i may pi'osh
My blow upon thv grave, and in those mill
Ami tfiriiiingTOffeMof fou.f.-.r.itsj,
liters, 1>U BS thy chii U
TlIK l.Ai^^/VKI.TY IN SuiCIDK.
?Ohe <?' the inofct distressing affairs wc
have e'er been called upon to notice
t.M.k place '^W^1-0'-' Fla :t few
dnysa^.. WSta? (PJYitii mm*
popular an
chant
im ii, a pvomn^4it tLue.^ l.in.t in Ta Ijuhn:;
m-e, M-e-t.eil to J}|Xf oJSjytSg.? ??m i s<
Men'al donin?~M3'Mi4, and, thinking
ch ?ngo of seenVaiid sui r..un Inr.,-; mi
c-.re hei' Incipient malady, her hu.-buti
t ?ik In r to her **p:JroJitl au I li i.i: i
Ta I la h asseQ?J IWT^Ti \? m ! ;, :..-t
night soojii* iTcr mT amvai *t her fiif !.<?:?'
hou-c nho called the family around her
mi 1 pi\iyed4aJdV<?l\Ifjj-d;d tdi/.u t >f pt'e.T
pare for a great andsad ealauiityi Koiie
h id any idea tfb^fcliy^-ai e lujmus'ftttr^t
??0 ?hing Iikc5c1ffc.fru/th.il.? J MnW
morning early .her father went out t ,
ifTucure a bottr\i*bPV??: Wr hi n.hiirl .^oii.-j
hfter Iiis dpcaarture'?ho': took a keoti
aeiVe lninfRARftuP,'afa}, satiiritfmu her
? MU Ifly ' I ft
?elf from^Ne? iti fyot^. p it a |natbh te it,
and in a moment was envoi .pud in the
flames. IJfr nusiilind ami Mtlieiv. ha r
ing her sjuauka, ran to her rescue, and
throwing f-diUtk,^-. ?' water over her.
hir andjS^Cfi^lVTul Ja< Esilifvilhl h ? r
t, mid daughter of Mr". Go i'rg'e \><
cndeavoi^tBifliiiJJf sh .[ljb Jl/'k-%
This proved Uuava^hu^auJ |ier hu hand
soiling a blauket. tnruti iL aroufifl iroi-,
and finally ^ujoHUSmI ili?p?'LiBCt <rtrt the j
flames, khHtoA HolVrthv. poor v^t^fra.i
burned to such an extent that, she d!ei.s^>
in a few hours, n^^.-the mu t iiitcn.se
Buffcaing>^T?H'I'aco Was quite youngj
--^i u-j ........ i-jj ....;v ~bau{
iJr,four years. Tv??yo:Os ngo hhe wa
Ike happy w*ifc 'of a ilevoted liu^Mii-l.
whoso wucKtsV'in bttaiitees bad pi icjjd
him in^fj^'jjirUble circumstances. We
have not learned luo ouuses which led to
the d'8treVfcfngi,?^?hiinity.c .
-^ 1 li ill i mrnirn -
A Nom.k Youtn \viio C.)vra>N'x
DbINK?Vine.?There was a noble youth
who on beiuJ?^?jTto tik<? wiuo itt the
tablo pfiff, famous btatesman in Washing
ton. had the moral courage to refil-e.
Ho wj\ft a p'oor young man, just begin
ning tbe struggles ofliic. lie brought
letters to the ' rent statesman* who kind
ly invTtcdJjiji home to dinner
*'NotjJtaJUHgl? glass of wine !" Said
tbe grjj|t^UotCMuan, in wonderment aud*
surpi**..
"Ifdt'fnkoa g'oss of Wine?" oohoud
the a^gfc?jllhaii's bcaut?'ul and fascinating
wifcr as sli??;'B?roii?,J"glass iu. baud, au.I
with a grace that would h ive char n d
an anchorite., endeavored to press it up
on MfflP'1 do 1
uNo,*Tia?id tht heroic youth, absolute
ly gentle repelling the \ wffered glass.
Wfcafca pieturj id' moral gran de ur was
tbalj1,'? poor, friendless youth rcfusinji
wiuo at the tiblo of a wealthy nu 1 Hi
moA^fciitcsmau, even though pr ?fl^r d
by ibc fnirhaiida of of a bca fciful lady.
"No," said the noble j nun ; mm and
hi8?YQico ticinbleda little and his chock
flusftVd. *T never driiik wino, but?
(here h^.f|M^jghteiied himself up and h t>
word#*?rcw firmer)?if you've got a 1k
tlo good old rye whiskey I duu't luiud
trying a suifter! * .
The following epistle is irom a i . i
?^?^?TTi^kl? Teuohcr-^-lf my gal ; u ~
?ff|tyery, don't hehaiv re?peotorbal, and
don't Jem fatt, and doi.'t git inier gogm
l/J^iko'thohitre clean ofT oy her if she
is l? A kicks up a fuss- I didn't rite
this. I aiut much eddicated, It is role
hy vtry truly yors, Tolly Peterson, 1
Mine to JiniC hex jjro up lilo Valiko
Kin SAXE OR TO REtf?;
.UNH:ArUK Lot with .STiHtrf nW'
Andy to . , .)>, |.oj;n,
pug 21?3m I Ml f harlestnn, 8. L\
Ayer's ?arsaparilla,
?von i>i;itijrvjiKo xia? blood.
The reputation thlscx
OOllOtlt luodiciuo cnJoyH,
is derived ?tun Its euros,
many af which uro truly
I uiacvylhiitrt. Jiivctcrato
ea!os ol* ^i iriAilous iBs
?aj?', vrhniv tiio systum
recmrrl saturated with
corruption, have boon
piiriflcd ami curod hv it.
scvofijiuus tiOeeUoaaaod
ilisordcrs.whleb were ng
rsavated by tho tcrolu
'* - Ions contamination until
they wore painfully nflUeUng, hare boon radically
enrod liveuch groat numbers in almost overy sec
"tion of tire country, that the public scarcely ncod
tu lio informed of Its virtues or uses.
Bcronuous poison i' one of the most dostrno
ttyo enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and
unfbll tenant of the organism undermines the con
i illation, and Invite i I'lO attack of onfccbllngorlh*
Uli disease*, without exciting u biit-pieion of Its
presence. Again, u Bocms to breed infection
throughout tho body, and then, on some favorable
0 tension, rapidly develop Into one or other of Its
hideous forms, either on the sittTnoo or among tho
Titais. In iho latter, tu borclOS maybe i uddtnly
deposited in tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed
in th6 livor, or it shows Its presence by eruptions
on the :skin, or font nlccrations on sonic part of
the body, Ucnco the occasional n?o of nfnoitlo
of ihis Sarsaparllta Is advisable, even when no
active symptoms of disease appear. Persons nf
Hi. led with tho following complaints generally
find immediate relief, ami, at lnRlli, cure, by tho
use of tills s.i i;s i r.4 i; l t.l. a: St. ami ho
ny's Fire. ItaSe or Urn nip sins, letter. Salt
Jlhcani, Scald Head, J{i nuu-orin, Sora Ryes,
,?><><??? Kara, and other en.ptlons oT vlsiblo forms
Of Scrofulous dlsoaeo. Al o if flio mors con
ccaled forms, hs Dyspepsia, itmpsy, lie*r\
Jtlscasc, t'ilp, lipflcpsy, Ksuralylm, am/
tin- various i Ivcrous directions of the miuouha
and in rvous pystems. .
Syphilis or 1,-inreal and Ttfrre.nrlai JKs
easos are cured by it, UlOllgl) a long tlass is re
quired for subduing tncsO-oh Iinato maladies by
any medicine, ltut long^cOntiniiod nso of this
modi) Inc will i eom| Utlnt. ilsMceirrhotat
or ll/ii'.v.s. f ferine Vtccrations. and Vein ale
Diseases, tin < onimoi !\ soon relieved and ulti
mately nured bv ii purlfvlng and invigorating
effect! Minute t ir each case are found
In our Alaivia". m; :*ivd ?MaU*. JChemnalisnt
and Hour, wlv ., .. rtnyV-irnmidxitiolfc of ex
traaeoa- n.atf . ?? in :?TUv)Od?A, ivhCquiokiy to it,
1 <> I.In ?'?. lKhndQtf,'Qi >-.'..'</;/, CongHts
ti*ii.nLjii;''t1)- iho J irr?-, and .Tntin
rtit'-. ifl i . th . often do, from tlo
rrml&iuh potions iu tho !?! tod. This SAJtSA
2'Altlf.i. i i n great restorer for the strength
and vigor i t I is ?>? u ill lim OWUq are J.an
gitltl and Listless, Dtuponilent, Steeple**,
and troubh d wltl Kersius AppreJttti?fons or
i?<?./) .,. i .,; t: r infections symptomatic of
II 'eak,>n ss. m ill f'nd immediate relief and con
vincing cvldcuco of its restorative power upon
trial.
* i
/? n t: v Arn i: n n r
E>r. c jai'SJI & CO., JU>vrell, HI sum.,
'.Practices! ami Analytical Chemists.
#OiJ> ?*: AU. DHDGQIST8 ?VEUTWHEUE.
\ c ly
?EENEWEB.
Iv.i ry year*illci*cases ttic nbpvA
larity <:; thia valuable Ilair Vivp
i Itratioil, 'a iiik li is dud to merit
? iiLuic Vifl can ass uro our old
; |>r/:?<>.; :'ia! ii i< su-jit lully Up to
its I1152J1 flltaudwKlE and it is thu on
ly iv?'.o. ti.uU poi littet til propara
I Riep Itji" n '? mi" hkav ou Faded
ILvttt { ) its j^dntrrful color, Milking
it 80l|,nV?tV?ti3j v.vA silken. The
I /BcalpJ^v itS'?ifCflrtsiomca white and
clean.] It remov^hUibVtiiytit)ii8autl
dniulimff, and, l>y its tonic proper
tit , pi cvgots ?10 liair from falling
o\\\i rb it Htituulates and nourishes
tlie Hair-glands. By its use, the
liciir *'i 0 ^Aml-lii^er^tiinl stronger.
In b;ililiuj-sr, :l restores Hie ci?pIliaTy
glauds to their normal vigor, and
will e: ; :iti> :i new ^rowtli,'.except in
cvl.' ? ill? j^iid-:\ ,u, r Jt ib the most
econDm'uffl RcTiigr)jtr.?rs.i:,'i; ever
v. 1, ?s i^aiieV:".^^^l' :uio!ic:t
-. i'iou t, :::: ; ;.*s\ c> the half a^.tendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
H.LX, Slalo A?sayer of Massachu
setts, says, "The constituent a arc
pure, ami carefully selected i'or cx:
ccllont qiihlify; and 1 consider it
?Jho !'...->i- l'iw?-.'.UATio.N' for its
qtii<ii iod ivurpofos?' .
??^i. / ? ??; . this and Dealers in Medicine*.
i'r.co Or.o Dcd'.-ir.
Jlmckini -a's Dyo.
FOR THE" 'L^ISKBHS.
As our Kenew.ci' in many eases
recniirea too long a tiun>, ami loo
'mm I; ..Miv,'..) i\ st.ee crrar or fad^l
V^piskcrs^ wo hjjvo prepared this
. <1\ v", i'.i one j' (/<#' ???>, w liicll will
ni i kly and ( ^effsflly accomplish
tnia result. It njjveasily applied,
ami produces aCpolor which will
noithec rub nor vrrKvh ofT. Sohl by
all Druggists. L^.c. Filly Cents.
Manufactured by Wp. HALL & CO.,
ixny 11
NASHUA, N.U.
1." ... -? i. _- ] ov Mfi.l ?:.v:,-'.i ilil.rf
s,iWi^i\^m^m?^
These Bittere au positivtly Inf j^aabloia
ma
They paiify tho srstem, nn 1 v.ul cui j
AldiSKlN Dl-SFAS
DYSPEPSIAS CEN?RrtLtiOtBtl:lT^
ltcmittcnt and Intermittent iovcrs,
HURVOU S D r.SEASPS;tlVER COMPLAIN T
and aro a provoatiTO cf Chilli and Fover.
All yield ti flicu iwwtiful c?lcacy.
xneCQQ-DfQRTHEMEHTALQRnAoIirATinrJ
Aro an aatidow to char.g j cf Water and Ditt.
THEY-.WILt RE$ i-OHf VOUTHf UUVICOR
to tho W08te4i*ftP1<?? and correct all
Will sav| <f ffof sufferlntr to tho tick, and
viAi iaP!la ast?d^y ^ a
Tho graud Tanacca for all tho ills of lifo.
trv one..bottle:
?\ ?co**^SrrX el!S!L
>JRIUIYyr in Yanng or Old, XlairitdNjKACliCh.
So* ?lngls, theso Dittcrs are nn^V
^^?quollsd and havo often beoa Uto*V
4*r moans of sa\dng lifo.
s T U.V.. ONK DOTTLE. >
ETew Store!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!!
jon. NcNAHiRA invites tin: attention of pilE publ1? general"
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK,
comprising everything usually kept in' the Vartous -dei'aiu \lENTS
of a FIKKT-Cli %SS < MN^TR V -.&1M> U !'., and fools soaftdtnt Hint Iiis
friends enn SA ve MONEY l>v oullin^ Ui?'?-i i'irti lyrtort pureha siii;c elsewlioro. i request
nn examination or my Stodk--No TKOHill.E TO SllOYY GOODS
{? Thanking my customers for |>usl favors i snlici' a coolumuiion of Ilie Maine.
nor 2 JOS. McNAMARA.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO BUY A^r
T. G. VINCE'S
where
VALUE IS GUARANTEED
IN
NEW & ATTRACTIVE GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST 1 MiI< 3 I :S ! ! !
Purchasers are invited to examine my Stock of DRY GOODS, wliie'i L com
plete in every line.
CLOTHING of the Latest Style and BOOTS and SHOES of the Best Quali
ty. selected especially to suit the Trade.
T. O. VXiNTCE,
Xcxt Root- to I>r. A. C. lH KES' I>riiK Store,
oct 12? lyc orangeburg, S. C.
LAUGE OPENING
?OF
THE BEST AND LARGEST
STOCK OF GOOD!
To be FOUND in the TOWN can now be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE
PRICE HOUSE of
GEO. H. CORNELSQN.
Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREP V
RVYTIONS for a large
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
And can now'show'a FULL LINE of GOODS in all th? DEPARTMENTS
Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICEST
GOODS in the MARKET, including ITU, 1,1 N ES of PRINTS
In OASSIMERES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, T W EKDS, CHECKS
and HOMESPUNS we bare-the F-*r?rat \s*nr?mo?tl oversee:: is this To-.?::,
also in BLANKETS. White a^d Gray.
Also a choice and large scU&ion of D ATS. BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS
and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted stock ol
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
COODS stands unexcelled both in style and price.
Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor
to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving full value lor the money
and hopo therefore to see you BOOB ot my store.
bept 2S GEO. U. CORNELSON.
Da Hi
IS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
ALSO
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
, A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
* K O. VV 0 il
FRESH AND WELL SELECTED.
The afcoteStert bag been SELECTED with the GREATEST CARE and
DISCRETION, and offered at prices that will defy ccmpetitioo.
july 27 D. LOUIS,
??.-?_-_-1?
-_
ICH
Russell St. one Door East of Moroney's Hotel
' Offer.* to the Public a FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
At LOWER PRICES than can bo bpughl at any other1 House in Orangonurg.
Call and EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CHeTyP
NESS of Iiis (JOODS.
jtev-Also I will pay the highest price for OLD IRON. COPPER, BRASS
PEWTER, II IDES, OLD RAGS and every kind of CCENTRY PRODUCE.
jnue 8 e Uui
JUST HECEIYED
A full Supplj of
J?KV GOODS, PERFUMERY,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
TIES, TOBACCO, BACON,
SHOES, Rats,
WATCHES,
TINWARE, woodware,
AMMUNITION. BAGGING,
MOLASSES, iia MS, floh,
and oilier articles too numerous to mention, and will be sold LOW DOWNior
CASH.
1 am also prepared to
PURCHASE COTTON,
or ADV AN
The UK
kinds of C
Link Rate?,
n, Wax, Eggs and all olhcr
10 BIG WATCH,
c and next (o the Hank.
CASH
18 42,
(living an experience of 30 years in Business.
Econoffi^f and Enterprise, together with tin? Energy and trentlemanly deport
ment of all their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 23 u ly
WOULD INFOPM TIIF PUP.MC THAT RE IS STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR
ringa MaRif?,r in sit its various tranches, ami will Manufacture or Repair at the
Shortest Notice, ?II Carrinpes. Rnggics or Wnunn?. And am also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND (1 N TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHOUT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brought from \ to | eont more
than I lint (i in nod ,?u the common Ollis.
oct 8 npl 2?ly R. RIGGS.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT 1! 1
DOYLE, & WILES,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE citizens OF ORANGEBURQ COUNTY THAT
they hate purchased I ho
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TIIOS. RAY
And arc CARRYING ON tho
C -A- Ft I* I^lOE 13 xj s i jntf: s s
In all it* BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPTLY FILLED
All hinds or REPAIRING NEATLY PONE und with DISPATCH.
COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
IDOYLG, WXI.l-'.N A CO.,
des 17 0 * Orangelurg, 8. C.
SOUTU ?JAliOLINA ItAILROAII
ON AND AFim#L\N,DAV DW'F.MIiEil
:>\, the ['nliwHWHWin lift f^uttfl 1
Carolina Railroad will run ns foliovvit;
(> r
?ort auocsta.
Lear? Charleston.8.i?~X" MV
Arrive at Augusta.4.2$ P. M.
Leave Charleston.?!V.L'R?O A.'M*
j Arn- ?-t .Columbia.; ?j.,..iiii??6 g, H+.?
roa ' ii vm.KsTOx. ",f ! ?? '
i Leave Augusta./.?.-7.40 A. M
Arrive at Charleston....-.mjAutP
Leave Columbia.,.^.TJeO iY.TH7
Arrive ut Charleston.,,,..;.*...7...'...oVJO 1?. M.
Tintoiun VC f f.M IXflTOX Tit a IX ?
Leave Augusta.?l*90 X.il* ~
Arrive at Kingville.-,....,'.U)0 A. Nt*
Leave Kingville.12.."0 1*. M*
Arrive at Augusta...:.HP.0 :10 P. M
Arm sta staut KXiutKss-srirDTrffiJxrri^nre? -
Leave Charleston....../.'.*..WiP. M:
Arrive at Augusta.7.80 A. M.
Leave Augusta.6.00P. M
Arrive at Charleston.;..".i.;V<Ko6*Af*itV~
P0L1 XD1A XIUIIT KXi'UESS?-ftUXDA**'t%Zt.tt'
Leave Charleston.7.10 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.7..1?-.A. }t\.
Leave Columbia.H.00 P. Mb
Arrive at Charleston.:.. ..7.0O A. M.
HI M >l Kl;VII.I.K THAIX.
t
Leave Surnmerville at.".-..7.20 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston ai.~..,...,.w.w8.4-r> A. M*
Leave Charleston nt.8.80 P. M\
Arrive at Summcrvilie nt....-.4.45 P. Jl^
camhkn 111'. A nch.
Leave Camden.0.15 A. \t,
Arrive nt Columbia.10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia. .1,4") 1*. M.
Arrive at Camden.^.?....,_ Q.2? P. M.
Day aiul Night Trains make close" eonriee
tion at Augusta with. Georgia Railroad and
Central Railroad.
Night Trs-it* eonhfceti'!with! MaConand
> Augusta Kaiiroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with
Greenville and Colutubiar4tailro?d%.aao^Hitiaw~-i
Charlotte Road, to points North. ... j
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily
(except Sin*day's)'\*it h iwiy Passenger Train,
and runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLF.R. -Vioc-iYosidont.
S. It. PiOKDXS; General Ticket Agent.
_,_-ST" _S2S a
Doors, BaskesrBIiiids,~&c.
P. P. T ? ALEt
M ii mi l ui l ;ircr ami Dealer,
No. 20 Hn; nc. 3tV9fl ll.'t !l?eck> Wharf
en Ai:i.i;sTON3 ft c.
rThis is th.? LVrgoftCaad most Coear.
pleic Factory <-; j in- the Southern
Slater, and all articles in this line can ha
furnished by Mr. V. P. To a lk at pri?#* ?ri?i#liC.
defy competition. ,. ' ,K
| - ~ A pampUcI with full and detailed
list of all sizes of Dears Sa'rfhe* aii Dlindari
and th" prices of each. wiU be ^viit free and*
post Faid, on applicntiod 161 1 * X^**
july IS ?reo . I '; .7 _ , ? .
MONEY CANNOT *Wi%i JT!.
For Sf Ritt i? Friede**!!
BUT TllC DIAMOND SPECTACLES VYILI/
preserve \r. "
.to
c.'T
?a
If you vallie yTonr Fycsfghl use these Per
..?! LeSJ*- Hround from Minuta Crvstsf
Pebbles. Melted "together, and derive-'iksif
name ??diamond" on account of their Hard
ness and Rrillianey. They 'wi ft fiat Taaby
years without .change atii; are warraaled
superior to all others in use.
Manufactured by the Spencer Opticsl
Manufacturing Co*? JJjbw VorJt^1 ^, Mi|
CAUTION.?None Ocnuing unless stamp
ed with our trade tears.
For Sale by Responsible Agepts through
it the Union. ?. ^(nduho.
. . p. J. OI.lYF.nOS,
jan 20?ly ?raagebdrg.'S. C.
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THE
Citizens5. Savings Eank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Orangcburg KrhniiHr~
i . ? rr> ' i nit
Will pay 7 WAX .< F.NT. INTKRR8T on
SPECIAL DEPOilW ahdC PK It CENT, on
BAVINGS iXRPOSlTS, Compounded Semi
anuually.
Local Finance Committee.
IIon.:TI10S. W. OTOVKR.
(VI. PAWL 8. FKLDWR. i i
Capt. JNU. A. IIAMIVTOX.;
JAS. If. l'OVVLJ^Sj
Aitsiatailt Uashter.'v
mar 23 Jan " *' -elyf e7?(i
<o J?120 i?EIt MY! Afircnl*?
lj}fj WAKTKD: All classes.yt working
people, of either sex, young or obf,' malte
more money at Work for uk inutkein.^pswe i!:
moments, or all the time, than at. anything;
"-rticul?s Tree. Addi4sa,/- '
-JjiiXii-?J-*u-i
sept ^ ?lo
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming n part of
the Estate of the lato Col. Keig,. *ft4>aj
known as tho DARKY PLACK. The tract
oonsisls of about ??t) a.^ros, one. half well
Timbered, tho remainder Rich, Red, LoaW
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
aro tho Finest Lands in tho Dipt i, and
wore valued at $20 per acre in, \ h>.\\. Would
be sold for one halt tha? , rioe now. Ono
fourth cash, tho re-mair er U?-threeKia?al? ,
incuts bearing interest from ?lato, and so*
cured by mortgage of tho san??.
This is a eplcn l<d chance for any one aj??r
string to secure Rich Lands, \\t\V water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and a ReSaod
Neighborhood. Apply to
\Lr.?.' L.' M. KK1TT,
Or ?I O AEJTT, suq,
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