The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 04, 1873, Image 6
SATTJj^, dA^S. 4, 1ST3.
All Aavertis?inonts mtist
be hatred to tlie Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon.
Tho ^editor of the Tiutct, failing to
provo hi#J point, quit* the field, dodges
out and puts dp Clyile in Iiis blaue. Wo
decline Igagcupt t?c substitute.
Clyde'JI letter is very gruiuni itical
und weil punetdated and in delicious
contrast with tho article that follows.
Having JhHjid to tunic hint editor of tho
Kr^'s, the TYwim had tetter hiake Clydo
k regular correspondent ^f that untiinoly
bonberiM* it Would1 lie quite an improved
Ineni. ^
-eft
Wo ,-nevcr sec the half of our ex
changes any more. Is the iuiilt with
tha mail agents, tho 1\st-Mus er* or
bur ooMtcntporurics'/ We intend to in
-. u
Vostigatc.
Dr.j^a J. Oliveron, the old, reliable
l)rugglst calls attcutiou to his large aud
Varied stock,
A seasonable announcement is made
in a pleasing way by Thcadore Kuhn &
iiro. -in,Uiis issue.
We Call especial attention id readers
to thfc -advertisement of laud offered for
aale Iii nnother column.
The attention of the public is r .
fepectlully invited to the card of jury
Commissioner Joe 1 I.arkins.
-.- I III . ? ? ??? i
The thartVs of the compositors in Ihc
Nkws Office nro tendered to the mer
chants who so kindly rctncmbeVcd theni
nt Christmas.
\ About 2500 aercs ol laud are ndver
/' tiscd for sale on Monday next, also four
! Towu lots in Orangeburg, arid personal
property Ad libtttnii.
Hkwark, Bfc Waunkd !?Judge
Airdrcws,[our worthy County Treasurer,
^collecting taxes. Head his programme
nnd beware of the penalty which at
tache* on tho 15th instant.
? ; .3.he Senate has confirmed the appoint
ments of" A. F. BroWning Trial Jnsticc,
i JI. P. Cookc Trial Justice, nud Juki.
3jJl.h kins Jury Cotnmi.-sioucr for
?Orangeburg County
Watch Nioirr.?According to nn
aholt ut custom in the Methodik! Church,
^Tuesday higlit was observed as wateh
night by tho Methodius of Charleston,
ut Bethel Church. The services were
?very intercettue;-.
.'? M< . mut _ _
Monday next tfi the'great day of tho
year (or a. cfoWd n Orangeburg. Sale
day in January draws a large number of
Our farmers to ToWn, and the alt ructions
f- ?tofj.Couiit nre irrofcistuble, you know !
itcniombor Subscriptions to the Nbws.
TllAvv\?Tho Arctic iWrti hnvo been
?lowly niching and disappearing beneath
tho thawing influence of the restored
Min, during the pnst week. The streets
nnd sidewalks are very disagreeable and
I muddy. Oh ! Town Council what is
the matter ?
The picture of oneself is the nio.it
fascinating thing in the world,-ex
cept ono's sweetheart. To the sweet
heart this ia the best gi'4?except, to
that offered up on Hymeu's altar. Mr.
?Illume ia prepared to do all kinds ef
?of work in the liuie of D.iguoreotypirtg
?and calls attention to the fact.
j. Herman W?hlers has teft the En
terprise Saloon for tbe new enterprise
?ehnw-hene noticed. But he has loft his
,?W ?ld etnnd ia saost admirable.hauds. Mr.
?j.-; John JJartaog's reputation as a pleasant,
?courteous dispenser of paJatables is un
rivailed and his young co-adjutant Wun
?riiimaker has learned how to please.
^ 'Slo-rghs aro common occurrences here
in our wintry clime now. Several'
dashed at merry pnec through our
j at recta during Christmas week, and ono
doughty knight, who has soon more
Northern but not colder lutitudes,
dashed through an adjoining Township
to the infinite wonder and delight of its
inhabitants, in a tehiule wli<wo speed
nud construction outstrip! alt comparison
or d?s:ri{rtioA. ?Vaign_ (*day) and cat
Jias been the order of the day.
Suns of Temi_kAnce.?The Orange
liii?-<r ilivison of the above order will
hold their tneotinpj on Moudy evening
next;. Id the b;ise|iej)t^ff^o|A*r?yy.
teriau Church. The Installation of
ofhoore will take place, to which t'he
public aro invited^ ? T>h jCcmru'ranee
enuso id of thg noblest humanity. Oms
. "T." fT'l''*'. 4* ? .t
l.s a grout fli id for its opyiujiou truly
The Division is inoraaaiuir.
_?
This is now the season for* preparing
gardens. To have good vegetables tho
following preparations aro necessary
Urcak up the land drop, manure heavi
ly and get your sends from Mr. Ezekiel
who always Teeps on huTO I flue s?t?e-"
tiou of fresh seeds from the eelobrated
firm of D liiTfiditlfc^T &Ji, js/S hi the]
Spring and Suniiner you will roioicu
over tho fruits of your labor.
-2*'f TT * \ +
The Elliott tjobk afcdljadtlesf CofU-*
p.itiy, that chcrgctic corps, contemplate
?no, that's not the word for those boys,
? intrml, having tv grZnJ concert 'and
entertainment of rare character and in
terest, at their^^|ij . Un|l. at aa early
day. A line haua from Columbia, Wo
are informed, is to be present, nud vocal
music is to be ronJcfed * by; some of our
woll remembered amateurs. Betides
this, as we learn, the programme is to
bo enriched hy readings und renditions
by budge Knnwlfoti^iud W. J. D^jTre
villc, Esq. .
m***\m -
Fitl(!lP.?Christmas fires had to he
i big :?nd hot this time, for the weatjier
was Arctic.
On Tuesday nijflVriXMirlstmas eve, a
heavy f:ill of snow"Vrapp-d earth in
polar robes. TflisMstWza.ave!', sleet fell,
and the temperature was such as made
Mrs. Dr. tfattefti widow.
The cold wan intense and universal
aft -v- .. - ? .. .
Obr exchanges teem witli Icicles.
The. climate as well as the customs of
our Northern conquerors aro written
hpnri our pcogrophy and history.
TWv tic'tft. H'Owerrr, we nre thawed.
ANtitubit livq.iftsT.? On the nioni
ing of December 21st, the body of
Alfred Hampton was found nu Fsrnutu's
place, near this County, d\:ad. An In
quest was held hy A. t\ Browning Kstj.
Tri- 1 Justice set ing coroner. The ver
dict was. 'Death Irotn heart disease,
liggravnted by bud whiskey and exposure
to inclement weather."
If ihc whiskey was as bud as the
weather has been inclemeut tho d :ath
uns the result of very natural causes.
Where wag i'ii<> w hisko.y b ught ? Ah !
- -5?^ ^"
One of the most enterprising ideas
ever put into operation in our enterpris
ing Town is the " Eutcrpriso Club
lJillrartt 'Uoop,^* which was opened on
i A it J I 1 I
Monday afMbpoa of this week. The
lower ^tbrij of the "Elliotts Hull is
occupied Tot- this purpose, und tin at
tractive and metropolitan nppoaranoo
does it present. Two handsonio tables
fill up, tho epaco .in k|bo front room,
around - which iutere.-tv/d lovers of the
gaino have beeu iu attendance dttring
the week. Iu tho rear is something
?'good," administered by Mr. J. Herman
W?hlers whose^reputatiop for excellence
in these mutters is county-wide. This
enterprise needs no bespeaking. It is
"the thing" in Oraiigeburg now.
DuKKg'a lioTftU?.?This Hotel is
now open ami ready to receive transient
and permanent boarders. Its proprietor :
Mr. J. W. II; Dukes is kaown in orcry
uook and comer of Orangeburg County. ?
Our readers, many of them, will remem
ber Dukes s 1 It tel of ant' bellum fame,
the present one is under the manage
uient of the same' popular host, and
promises even hotter things than J. W.
II. D., gave thoin in those days. The
. t. i f I u \
Hotel has thirty fine rooms; and its
faro and appointments combined with
the smiles and popularity of tho pro
porietor will make it at once the hotel of
Orangcburg County. Transient visitors,
and friends from the country will bo
benefited by stopping At Dukes's Hotel.
A happy new year to ibe happy boat
and hoste??.
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Tu? CouRT.~Tho {tart ?f General
Sessions and Common Pleas for January
term 1873 will sit at this place ou Mon
day next (Ith instant.
Tho following gland and petit jurors
havd boon drawn: Grand Juror--,
Caleb Hartley Wm. C. Moa^ Jame? W;
|dea4,. A. SV CrtsAe, W. JsaBey, M?
Jfc Felder, J. W. Road, J. D.
Petit Jurors, Sam. Colli r, Charles
SYa'ley, Joshua Miuis, John Hnghes,
David Bull, G W Barton, William
)>-ulUjg\ pj W"}FabniAg, AM Fclt^r,
Laury T lzlar, Caesar"* Ilo'nes, V \2
Harth,'tW C Jiitv.ugstbd, J L Boiard,
<ji W B...\jcr, J l) Jon?iH, ti K Summers,
Charles Penjumen, A antiai
riiiMiias Martin, h D Moyers,?4^
Fe?lor, Wi.liam Wilcrlck, C A llAtA?p
\f H Jlcye.a, W N Soovill' Jm^a A
Har'u/i, Williuiii Oukiiimii, Tony Zeigler,
iieuiamin MoKllient.y. N A Boll. Fl W
Fo-ile. iJ l) Rlioutl, 1) U Funelipss. lieu.
" ? ? 7 a I ar
llarley, J T Shiiiuaker.
W. It. Bartin, Sam. Iliekeuhacker,
Andrew b'ltricltess, IlilliurM KeitP
>Mureh Culcloasuro, Henry Levlngston,
J:jnr^sjSt^(cs|.Jo-eplif l'qrtor, ^[h?is|ia^i
Murphy. J. C. A ran'.
TINT OF fdViriKS Kenriln
j ing in Iii? Orangeburg Post Olli* lor
"??*?ri'ni rtidsng Deco'-Abji-, '2'iUi ^T^faud
January let 18~:t.
A?Samuel Aikctl, Mrs S O Atnihurn,
Miss I! Alston.
IU-F L Boznrd, Miss Mary A ?ozard.
iH?sSainuel Dautzler, colored.
F?lohn Forest.
r}_York Qvodey.
11 ? Ab rani llnre.
J?Alfred .lottcs. Mrs Kite 8onkins.
K?Edy Hoselrfteld.
,S?Love Smoke. J .1 11 Ston letuuiro. Hes
ter Sltulor, colored. Mick Stnley.
W?Prince W.llace. Kev J 11 Wallace.
/.?Mrs Mnry E /imnieriifuojt
Perec n* calling for the abovo letters
please Bay they are udvertiscd.
F. DkMARS.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET RE1MIRTS.
Oi Hi l; OP TDK 011A N ORBURO NKWa,
January <"> 1M73.
COTTON?Sales during the week 120
bales. Wo quote :
gpr
Ordinary.....A. 17 (Til
Low Middling.1** (<?
Middling...I.I.,si'i*
Ronan Hie* .;!-:...$1.1") per ouabel
Cons.$1.00 j?er bushel.
Cow I'kah.it .. 1.00 per bushel.
1'iMiKHS. 1.3.1 per bushel.
Sheriff's Sales.
?KANGBB?RG COIW'TY,
In PltOItATIi CoCRT.
By virtue of Order* of the Probate Court,
in the respective actions helow?mentioned. I
will s<dl at Orangeburg Court House, on tho<
first Mdhtlny in January, 187", the follow
i?g real estate:
Surah ./. Wile* -i Clarence 8. Wiles el. d.\
1. All that lot of land in the town of Or
angeburg. measuring >!0O feet more or less,
b 'J'KI feet more or less, bounded by land?!
o F. II. W. Krigginann, estate of B. ?.
Clark, und let No. -2; bclow niuniioaud.
*2. All that lot of Inn l South of tlio above
on W. ich James Oibsun now rewides. hound
ed by lot NO I. ?bn?? UtsrHlieH. and lnnd?
of F, Ii. W. Hi iggtntihn, aud road leading
past John A. Zuiglcr's.
3. All that lot of bind and building there
on, nt tho foot of Market Street in said
town, Ctuitnhitng | act-?, more or le.-s.
bounded l.y laini* or F. M. Kudgwr?, liar
pin Higgs ana William Mitchell
'form*?One-thijdcash,'bell >-o oultt cred
it of twelve months, purchaser lo giv4 to tiic
Judge of Probate .bond with niortgagu ot
premises purchased tor credit portion, bear
ing interest from day of sale, and to pay for
papers and recording.
ALSO
Bx j-u-rie 11*. Ii. Uornshy, Adm'r Sit K. II
Wife.
m *
At risk of former purchaser. 1
finished WlieeL, and unfinished
parts, '1 loin ?dd Iron, 1 Bitggy^**
Terms cash.
ALSO a H.
. W. Fairy, et al. V? Mary .1. Fairy, et. ah
ji J >? tr v
All that plantation or tract rf le>d. con
tatning fttXi acres, more or test, in this
bounty, hounded hy lands of estate of Kdr
taund Falrey, TliO'iwis E. Dukes, Pelzer and
Kodgers (formerly of A. J. Frederick,) and
John H. Dukes.
Trrms?One-third cash, balance on a
credit ef one year, purchaser io give to the
Judge of I'rahttc head, with mortgage of
the premises purchased, for credit poVlioet,
hearing interest from day of sale, and lo
pay for pnj ors and recording. 4 i
ALSO
Susan flakri ft. ah re Thomas F~. iJuk-m, et. k}.^
All thnt tract ol land, in this Comity.
cnnflainiDf! 1 ? if* acres, more or less, hounded
by lands of Susan Pukes, I. J. Dukes, T. D.
Edwards and estate of Qedrge K. Pairey. i
'forms eaan, purchaser lo pay toi? j>aj>or?
and reeording.
ALSO
llarhrl V. f'arsau r* Henry J. Carson, et. at*,
1. All that tract *f land in this Cnnntv?,
containing 1 *>(! acres, more or 1<?beaiided
hy lands of D. N. Cai'sfn, Patrick M. Car
son, Maria Cha-vre end Morgan L. Hughes,
being homo tract of late James P. Carsen.
excepting oil oereM uf the Western part
thereof
2. All the! trhct of lsnd in this County,
entraining J "j ? ? acres, ioo?-o or \%*?\ bounded
by lands of John Livingsten. estate ef Hen
ry Pou and Tilly J. Oarson. being lauds de
rived by Utopia iura-P.. Caraaja, from estate
of his father James T. Carson, deccusen.
Termif?t ne-third cash, balanee on n
credit of ono year, purchaser lo give le
Judge of Probate bond, with mortgage of
premises purchased, hearing interest f?om
|.day of sale, for credit portion, und lo pay
for papers and recording.
Sheriff s Ofhoe, ) E. I. CAIN,
OrangebnrgC. IL, S.C., J. S. O. C.
LXeo. Jfl, 1872. )
dec Jil td
NOTICE.
Notice ia Insrcby giwn that Ari?IACA
TION will be nmdoto the GENERAL AS
SEMBLY at its next Session for a Revival
of the Charters of MMN^R^'K-CMURC!'1'
and "TRINITY CHURCH" under the juris
diet toe of ,tKe "E"a9jjelh:al tutheran Sy
no4 of Pmtth f'STtrftP'i ?*v> *d?aeon.' ?Utf?.'
kl, 0 PK. Am
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry Executions t6 mo di
rected 1 will sell ? tlio liiKbfjv bidders, at
Orungehiirg Cour
1> A V in ; Januar
lowing i
All il
wMi tin'
corner o
taltfthg
Kast by
t ul H
?o])i'i ly, ajsz
ui lot i?he^WwW??f'f'ljPa o*?nkt1rg
building thereon, situate at tlie
' Market and Amelia Streets, oon
iBttF^tt L^cr^, .bounded ou the
ot of WnT. ml Hutiou, aud south by
Higgs. Levied on a* the property
ft' Mary Marsunnt, dee'd in the c?se ol'Ueo
I dt.il tvsr.
It row i
' HA ??.'?, ALSO
Oa TtU^da^lteJcV Jan., 1873; at Bellst
rille Fl iinaUon, Ii -ar Kurt Motte; 1 buggy.
La vied ?n as t Ii u property of Plaoknty Ihui
irt [he uii ?f Henry Lovell.
Wi uitr.s Olli vi?. ) K. L OAINj
Orange >urgC. 11., 3. C, \ 8. 0. 0.
Uojr. 18, 1872.
dec
rat.! Clerk *J|t Jaiues and . Klius bs|.h
r<,^E>eM?]Of?9||n|. ^ |
&2Lfc i
. Sheriff's Sales.
(jlRANllKHliRG COUNTT,
| In Common 1'i.eaa.
Joi. ^<<4>w^ih4ssbb^je/ r* J"'a/'y ^- 7v
?/ in*.
By Virtue of the judgement ef the Court
herein, 1 will sell ut Public Auction, on the
first Monday in January, 1H7S, at Orunge
burg Court House, during thu legsl hours,
und tit the risk id' iho forniur purchaser :
Alf that Intel of laud in this Couaty, con*
taiuinx 8t) acres, wore or loss, and bounded
by ilie dower tract of Mary It. Tyler, by
trued lately purchased hy J. A. Keller und
by lands of Lewis Uarriok.
Turins?One-half cuoh, the hslunoc on a
credit o! onu year, secured by bond of pur
Cbusier, t.earing interest froru day of sale,
and a mortgage of thu premises, containing
a covenatii for resale in case of hrea-h o?
bond. Purchaser to pay Tor papers and re- '
Cording, and purehaaer is not to to be let
into] possession of the same until the 10th
October. 1*74.
ALSO
I ORANOEBURO COUNTY
In Common Pleas.
.I<i#. P. Mar, Assignee, vt Phillip Orten and
wife et. <d.
By virtue of a warrant on Lien to aae di
rected -by Oeorge lloliver, C, C. P., I will
sell M Public Auction, on Tuesday the 7th
of:Jat?, ?UM-'L at Belleville Place, near Fort
Motte, during the legal hours of sale, for
cash- .
About 60 bushels Corn, 160 lbs Seed Cot
ton-, lot of Cotton Seed, and lot of fodder,
koized under said warrant as the property
of Bob Berry mid wife.
Also at same time and place about 00
bushels Coi n, lot of Cotton Meed aud lot df
Fodder, rtugcud as the property of Frank
Bryan nnw wife.
Also about CO bushel; Corn, lot of Fodder,
j lot ot I'oil on Seed. Seised as the property of
Isaac Chevseboro and wife.;
Also about 7-) burheli Corn, lot of Fodder
and lot ol Cotton Seed, seized under raid
warrant us tue property of Phillip Uieeu
and wife. J
ALSO
OR A N'< i H B U RG COU NT If
tlx Common Pleas.
IT. B.^fA.H:it:r af will of j. C. Weeks, ?a
J - by Weeks and others.
Under instructions frcfo j F. Iilar. TcTaq ,
Tteforee in this east, 1 fill s?i1l by order af
Court, at Oruiigchtirg 0*iirl Mo^.-e, pu the
first Monday in Januurv next.
i I. The Hampton iiaetT* lately owned by
Jos. 0. Weeks, situated in said County, con
taining 300 acres uiore or lass, and bounded
hr the Stnto? KiTor and lands of Mrs. Flix -
aOcth It'eake an. o; tiio ??iiua ?>i- Jabv i
esl:?.
11. The following ??('ii.i-es i i A ??linn":
1. B?.nJ n>*?.t.. Iwr F. M MLiei io Jahj
Wesko in 18."?; *Jl?H).tX).
2. Note It. \S . BaUcr ?0 J. tj. *iV?sks, Ang
ixf.3, bal. $^IH).
s. Note W. m. James to j. C. Weeks, due
yp 1871^000.
f 4*1*4*** Tupport Thurston, Oct., 1806,
$200** >
5. Note j. M. Chirk, 1 Jan. 1807.
0. el B Sawyer. $110, dated 18RO.
7. F. M. MeCants. '1,7, $25.
s .1 j. Browning. 1H67. $100.
'.? lt. W. Selby. 1807. $40.
IUl j. <). hdwords, 2 orders, $24.70.
II. Purl interest in note of Edings for
$2*V0.
11'. 1). Swift Tyler, 1800,
1*?. jv.-aee Saadferd. $4."if>.
Perm* for the "Chases." easb. Far the
Land one half cash, with thu privilege ef
(?paying balanco en a credit of one year
Secured by bond and mortgage ta the Refe
ree.? interest from day?purchaser la pay
for papers and recording.
Sheriff's Once, ) K. L CAIN,
OrongebuTg O. iL S. C, } fi. O. C.
BeteuUlh, 1872. J
dec 14 ' id
IN THE C?UBT OF PROBATE
Whercns, Martha Parter hath applied to
taa-nr Letters of Adininisi ration ou
J?J^fWute of John M. Porter, Iale of Or
? ngolMirg County, deceased.
Those are therefore lo cite and admonish
nil and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to bo und appear, bo
fore ine. at a Court of Prohate for the aaid
County to be holden at Orangeburg. an iho
8iitIi day of December IK72, at 10 a'clock A.
M.. In show Cause if any, why the said Ad
ministration should txit he granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 18tK day of Bee A. I>. 1H72. and In
the ninet?-se' nih year of American Inde
pendence.
[L S ] * A Uft. B. KNOWLTON... 'i
die 14?2t Probate Jndc-e. O. C.
Executor's Sale.
I in pursuance of in order of /he Honora
ble -Vug. B. Knewliau, Probate Jadge ot
Orangeburg County, we will sell at Public
Auction, ou the 2l?d inst.au/, at 11 o'clock,
A. M , at the former residence.af the de
ceased, in Pine Orovc Township, all the
Personal Property belonging to the Estate
of iha lato John M. Irie.k..deceased, canvinl
iitg in part of Fine Cattle, one Mule, one
Horse, t'ern, Fodder, ke.
Terms cash.
?3. A. M. IIAIGLF.R,
JOHN W. MACK,
doe 7?8t Ly ecu tors.
TRIAL JUSTICE,
For OraiiKolMir^ CoHntyt
All business enlrnslsltft his charge *ti'1
be nltehded to with promptness
<04ssce at hi* Mills near H^laifta*? Bridge
.sowtjt -r.?i?'? ?^vw
??pi U |g
'1873 "WSaSfcTiv. 1873
thbouobj; 5qi^ & brother.
tlittt with it.rt >
*? ??*?** pwi of
f^MK "Nnow YEAR
tbrfr KAnLL.md '
w i n tkii
m REASON id
O H ?
-> VF #JH |V Vi*1?1
uliiMU ?
Ami will there I'M) HA NO UK to RKDUCE
THEIR IMMENSE STOCK
At GREATLY REDUCED, PRICU8.
1 heir St?ck^C_,
' ?fH?HBl I i n i mm |
DRFSS GOODS, DU y GOODS. NOTIONS, sM U.I. VAPEi, ROOTS, SHOES. INIHA
RUBBERS, GENTS CLOTHING. Ac. &c,
Are very* comjtlcic and tnust he sold during the present month.
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOL in .ill Colors and Grades
Give us a Call. ? J
jun 4
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ij TUKUDOttK KOnN & BROTHER.
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jart 1
O AHDKtS" STEEDS
ol nil descHpt ions' Onion Sots Ac,
just received the above from the
Celebrated firm of I). LAN
DRBJTH k SO^, PhilsdeU
phin, and for sale by Ri
EZKK1KL, Sign of the
Big Wneth, opposite!
Post Office;
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?Ol JJ
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
OF A BOX or FINK CIGARS IS CERTAINLY AN ACCEPTABLE AXB GRATEFUL
Present ?a l^jfual^ine-smokrrs, and those who now ami then "go" a eheroot, in fact to
any one -W?*.Jfta*^?
iven
T^FRy^roEyorLD seal his pmendshjp.
i;-1 -Tor
THEN WITH SELFISH MOTIVES< AND A? Tl/IS "MERKIE SIASON." "DO
as you would be done by."
mWi CUSTOMER
Of ihr "ENTERPRISE SALOON," and. Hi? PuMic we say that PINS SEGA RS, and
Good Wholesome LIQUORS are KEPT.
AT CHRISTMAS
Ahd all (he Year round at this POPULAR "SALOON," conducted
BY HEB MAN WAHLERS,
J?ST ARRIVED
SPLBNDUD..LOT
OF ., ,i.M> ? n? ))-rtl oi
and HorscS.
? ^ggai? wont
II oitsr.s! IIOR*EK! f MTOKH X
Wo j espoci lulljr call Um alt eat loa of tJUo
citizen* of <'r.mgeburg and OrsagcLur^
County to the tu. i, iiiat we will bare a eboiwe
lot of horses froai Virginia, ob' this a??r'< et
by the twenteit? ot I). ceuib'sr. Ift&M.Stack-La* ?
i.ecn selected ft-era choice stielrtslsera in
tba Old Dominion, and Mtkj*4)$ttkmtk6->i
necessities of Ii i? laaffks*. Ins/ SSfll HSa ? ? ,
eist of fine Saddi? and Harnsss horse*. We
? No call your attention to tkf fine >ot *t
'miles wc novt Lave on band. Wo aip"Ct fw
keep a full supply of both hoi*M Sfed'walda^
con-tiitiily on hand. !f our stack dsn t give .
satisfaction, you csn retSXBl UsSSBy und gaa .
your money back, with inteftgt, .Tryjpi, B1
that's all we wauttl , j %^ft^pjt^ , t
3ALE STABLE8 Q9 - ?,-. w <#m
w, ^r. sA.iisr ;.irpc{?"
nov 23 aug gl
CHRISTMAS-?
dr. a. c. Dtra&isi
n ebrtsw
?; osfi n
?fd^ta
'dj ban
?II i>?u
Who has just received m fine 1st oi
TOYS,
FIREWORKS,
FANCY CANDIES,
Resides a large and varied supply of umtmrn
IIOLLI?AY P?ESlKTIf.d 11
ALSO -. ?? r-*;.j ( ti.i'pm
Of tvtry stye sad description/^^^ajj^ ^
And a most choice and carefully i^VVlooaj
Stock of . ?
?shi ?**??-'*> new
.M EDICINBS, T ***** i,ff" ?
FAINTS, f i'i tr.d not
IBRFCMRRT* ._T"T
COMBS, ' -", t*-*?*
HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, CLOTH8S j qpjv *xU
AND PAINT BRUSHs**.^
Call soon and get BARGAINS in the
above GOODS. "^T>ono!o rtat
dec 14 S3 ^l^efasWs #sW
MsTet
OFFICE COLNTY COMMlSS^R^fe^^*
CbTAS?KBcmo Cw*tfmjLr?ft
Rt<?1rt<t, That all pVllsliSllM grifft1*?! ?
TY ORDERS issi>acT>^,llreT
County Co?inii?s4eme?evT<t?or.
County, do present jUsCrSB^iJO^
this Board for ^^^^StnJ^?jkfl
days from "da d^?j"eTtha', all such
aforesaid, and'^^tSte/^rWstS%s4Ws\P^'
of this Bosrd, will be debarred payment.
MuohtJ, Thai the TraaHgJcrjtjfC O'nffi.
burg County i> ftirbid t?. pay ?ny auch
Count v Order uol Registered and Kadersed
a. aforesaid.
RnoU*a\ That the Clerk of U?fc
publish these resolutions for thirty
JL T. R. fSal^Afst^
Chairmaa Beard County f,
A?te?U C W Wjmi |
GEO. BOLIYBR, Clerk IWd.
J*U e l
_
nor 30
SCHOOL B0#$8?
MLSIC et STATIO^?is^?
ALWAYS Ost irA-nf1^ t"
ar Tttft * '? c# ?sj
The celebratod PEM LETTS & lUfOaffsW
Copying Letters?used Wittnau?, eVlC
every business man should have ana.
Anything in say line not oh hand
ordered in a short Hma.
KIRK W&W
jan 6
Lost or ?islaBC^
WARRANT for $6009. Ir^jfBjgj^Rji
_ Cnmpt roller General 0% t*fL-^!,t*<>
Treasurer in favor of CfeSiBraf'rrTrT^sBe
brand, on aceosm* of approprb^banstsjB>ss%Si
support of the Stale VenitentiaVa?, dajfi
April 10, IST'2, and bears the esdoWwHU
of General C. 3. St..'.brand and
O. Parker, State Treasurer.., But tl
(1?) warrants have been drawa on 1
propriation, alt bearing
af which are held as eursd?SMuf, jtf
Three of $\O00 each, held bp
Stol brand. 1 ' '?
Throe of $5,000 euch, h id'
win. ,
Three of $'>,000 eo'. h. hs!d ?.
National Bank.
eVie of $0000 held by
roan.
One of $7,0fn *eM Ho ff^y.l^SwSH
Ono of $5,000 held by (:cn.^|]^SBaAsir
Cottaty Treasurers and ihe
by cautioned against purchasing!
rant, as payment has been td?i
ROBEQT K. trrwrnv
'iSfir
. The lirH?t ?
Demonstrates the oft-toid
safes,, old fashioned, eafey
the times, are the ternpt.tti
Bankers'may provide wale
ttsa ether sAfeguSrds, b it vlte'f
their money in the w?
trust in a tin or
after all
watch
fold
mnny guards arc used. ,The
is O.e last resper
ing or guarding^Iff jjnA
style safe trust a ot thy. This Is
and should bo the best tht* ean ptj ?ad? ,
IrHttlsBIS BCT ONI SKSI, >f jyg* -
New P.tent. Champ" ,n Bank Pafo.L
Agents,
^bn^osffl? 8T f?. ? tl?W !4a fs^MBt
? ?re?t sjfftf ^