The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 05, 1873, Image 7
LOCAL,
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1873
W. M BaIu ?V Co?Have received
a lot of mult*. Just in time tot taleday.
W. T. M?ller,?!? mtW afottad tho
eojaer. Ho has a, little of everything
and moat that is good.
J?infoon;?Some of the beat hams
(thetjf are really ?reellen?) ere to be had
at the store of Messrs Museley & Crook.
feverything needed is there
?in min -
Supreme Court-?The appeals from
the First Circuit will be taken up in the
the Supreme Coert on Monday the 21st.
ii
Doing Jtenllco to the Teachers.
Let'every teacher iu the county reojiee
as he reads the notice of Treesnrer
Andrews, endorsed by School Commie
eieaer MoKinley.
Appointed?His Excellency Go*.
Mpees by proclamation (which is pub
lished in another column) his appointed
Trial Justice J P. Mays as Coroner of
.V. k
tho County of Orsngeburg.
Rills of tht Banks of the State?
The Supreme Court ef the United State
has decided thut the bills or the Banks
of'the Stste are not rceeiveable for
Mr
Fast.?If J'?u want a good, elsau
shave and your hair cut and shampooed
at thort uatieo just eail on John Mills
over Merouey'a store. John knows his
ob. .:
jWOetW'rDr. A. C Dukes has juat
received a let of the finest *nandy ever
broil; hi to this tonrket, ?11 ye that have
a sweet tooth had better call soon, ss the
supply is going very rapidly.
- anaa '??eaaMi
Monday Next is Saletlay.?Five
tracts .of land, containing in all two
thousand, nine hundred and ?ixty, aere?
and peraonal property eoo.?i ting, of eat*
tie, mules and horses, ate to be said by
the Sheriff.
? K ? k i .
, "Crowtrari Inkwhleh."?It was
rumored or diy tuis week that "ft
5?ronti:ient ex offici .1 v .d been brut illy
gabbed and w?s dead. The painful
Vuraor alm?st su.muoued the "Crowuers'
iuk which when it was eutrageonsly
?hilled that the day was the wretched
first of 1 trffi,
fj?j? ' ' i ?? --
Oraiigewurg Division N^o. 21,
Sons Temteiairce.?The in*tall?
?tO* -of trie oQicoYs of this Division,
elected t? serve lor the ensuing quarter
will take place aC their Hall, (b ?eement
ef Presbyterian Church) on M-mday
evening (7th inst) at 8 o'elo-k P. M.
The public are invited to attend.
**e1 :>S-r- ' ' ?
***Thlrty Days Hattt September
Akpril" Cte.?April which showers so
many delights upon us is oviu of the short
months. A-roo, th?re is but a short
JoeUs'l *
period for preparation for the Tcurna.
exeat iu May, Use well the intervening
'?weeks, young gentlemen and felly
illustrate what young Orangeburg ean
do wbeu she wants to.
A Terrific Disaster.? The tele
grJMevof our exchange* tolls the h ..t
rending story of the wreek of a Liverpool
atesmer, off Nora Suetis in the early morn
ing or April 1st, There were on board
. 'Jr^^e'thousand men, women end
tVitld.-en, and onlr two hundred and
fif^r.succeeded in landing. The remain
der ioeluding all the women snd ohil
4fsa were losi, The teasel snd ?\rgo
evejre a total loss.
M i bases sansi n
f 7W\? or Dry-?There is to be an
election In Winnsboro on Monday next
for J*jtgandsnt end Wiedens. There are
?sbowt tare iiuadred voters there. Poli
te .ft* ? r i
t i\cM aro dnic?re>jl ana the rjueation is
ffjf&?* a "wet and dry" eaaaeil.
aa?? JTbere is also considerable cxeiteraent
JJj?owg' tbe *welr' of the tow a on
WsjB??nsrt ef Judge Mackoy's charge to
.jury at Chester regarding
*\lfb%e e-n? sell li?aor in riolstion of the
???^vaet law." Two judges Cooke aud
wjeaaiaejiara enforcing shit IsW. A ward
A Hot fttamtr AheatJ of ris?The
"j|j|fll^t'nfiaiBa at* rW prognosticating
asdaaWtlrataJsgiits eeemi to b? that the eon
;^|?a<rsaar trill be long, ant aad dry.
{fc. Pripwr ef New Vork and the
eWattfc officers of Charleston aad other
?It lea ere unite J in the opinion that the
unprecedented cold of last wiufor will
be folluwod by uouiually pTobugo 1 and
fervent heat this sum then
The health officers df Charleston are
taking their usual precautionary steps.
Let hi do likewise.
if- B. Church 8outh.?The rota
utes of the Annual Conference of, this
Church held at Anderson in December
last shows the following statistics ;
White mcnberB, 39,041 increase 1,304
colored 658, decrease . 670. White
preacher* 122; deorcas* 13; colored 2 ;
decrease 6.
Churches 346, increase 27. Parson
ages 04 ; increase 1. Value of church
property $507,500, iuercaae $64,
330.
, The report ef Wofford College shews
that during the year that institui ion re
ceived $5,377, 88.
? Ii? ? ??n -
KxcHotiiont.?On Saturday last our
?laid, proper and steady Town was
"exercised in mind" for an hour or two.
over a fighting, knocking outting and
shooting scrape between Mr. R. B.
Coloninn and Charles Green.
Green was seriously but we l*arn not
dangerously cut. Coleman, escorted by
a large and excited crowd was conducted
to Juftici-. Browning's office. The
excitement arnund this offie: was in
tens*, and resulted in sevaral minor
catting and knocking scrapes.
ColeniP*> was committed to jail, and
thus the excitement alloyed. Subse
quently CoiCtnan was released upon his
giving bond to appear at the May term
ef Court of Sessions.
We have not investigated the immed
iate causes or circumstances of this a
fray and censure no one. But w; do
say that these things are getting too
frequent with us. There is too great a
fonduoss for cutting etc. ; and there are
?oiuc who are too willing to incite dis
turbance* and foment excitement.
Above all, there is too much liquor
drauk.
Off to Gretna Given In an April
Shower.?On the afternoon of Tuesday
laet the streets of Oraageburg wero the
j scene of rather unusual performance s.
Dur'ng the prevalence of the severe
storm of wind and rain that passed over
us oa that day, a coup?* wer? seen
outering the to n. The couple consis
ted of a wall known young geutlemau or
the town and a young lady who was ao
thickly -Viled as to defy all efforts
at roc gnition They war* ou home
back and rode at full ep?ed, the lady
attracting especial admiration by her
gratelul and pertect horsemanship
[or rather horse wonianehip j Of course
excitement wae on tiptoe. Gossip raged
louder - than the storm. Couutleea
speculation* were rashly ventured as to
who the was, and whither they were
bound. No chic to the mystery could
be had. lu all probbility it was a run
away match.
After dame rumor had exhausted her
ingenoity and the town waa aroused to a
pitch of excitement perfectly appall iug
and when several "sounts" were obtain
ed fur rash and hot pursuit, some bod>
insultingly remarked that it was the first
day of April. Pshaw!
A man in Maine now tuakos good mer
chantable oysters out of flour past*,
tapioca, palt and water. These are
olaced in second handed oyster shell,
which are carefully glued around the
edge*. When a hungry, half in*brat*d
individual come* into the sal on a nd
call* for a doxen raw on the half shell,
hi reeeivt? the above describedfdeliot
A Scotch postmaster, puzzling out n
verry uncertain superscription to an
I Irish, letter, jocoseloy remarked to an
intelligent eon of Brin, who stood by
that Use I rah brought bard names to
Scotland. "T-hetoa fact yer Honor,"
replied tke) Irish in an," but they get
harder one* after they arrive here."
/;tl l
00 MMERGIAL.
MARKET UEPOBTS.
Ornoa er tu? OaxirnRatraa Hew*,
ApriV, 9 ?1$.
roTTOM?Bales during the weak 70
sie?. W* lusts;
CrJ?m^:::::::::-:::::::::::^e'6
m*a**t.j.?.*>
Boren Bira.$1.15 p*r onshel
t.osy.. $1.06 per bushel
Cow Puet.%* -.. J.OO per busliol.
T ivnyas, . l.F.R r?r bash el.
Assignee's Sale.
1N-1MN0K?UPTCY.
In (he Matter of Cu Art lbs H. Thom
son, Bankrupt, La Parte P. V. DiH
ulk, Assignee.
By virtue of an order of eale from tbe
Honorable the District Uourtoft.be Unitrd
States for South Carolina, I will sell at pub
lic auction, at Orangeburg C. H., on Monday
tbe 7tb April nest, at tbe usual hours of
sale, l'or cash, the ('bones in Action belong
ing tbo Kstate of above Bauarupt, consist
ing of Bond of Ellen 8. Tliom-nn. W. R.
Thomson aud James 8. Thomson en which is
a balanoe due of about $15000.00.
Also Band of John II. Thomson, . 8.
Thomson and B. E. Thomson on whioh ia a
b-dunce of about $1000.00.
I>. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
March 21 at, 1873. 8t
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of Jno. C. KbnMKRLY
and Jno. Huffman, Bankrupts, Ex
Parle C B. OloYKB, Assignee.
By rirtuo of an order of sale to mo direct
ed from the Uonorntde District of South
Carolina, 1 will sell at public auction at Or
ungeburg C. II-, on Monday, 7th April next,
at the usual hours of sale for oasb. .
Certnin Judgments, Notes and Accounts
belonging to the Estates of the above named
Bankrupts.
A list of the above enn be seen on appli
cation to the undersigned.
;C. II. GLOVER, Assignee,
mar 22 3t
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
roeled, I will evil to the highest bidder, at
Orangeburg C. II., on the FIRST MON
DAY' in April next. FOK CASH, all the
Bight, Title nnd Interest of the Defend
ants in tbo following Property, vis :
1. One tract of land containing'***) acres
more or less, in Orangeburg County, bound
ed on the Northeast by Columbia Road. Ewst
by lands formorly of H. C. Wannanaker,
South ami West by T. K. Sasportus.
5. One tract in said County containing
81H) acres more or less, bounded on the
North and West by land of O. Farnnm.
Bust by the tract above described, and West
by land of T. K. Sasportaa
I Mule, 1 Horse, 2 Oxen and 1 Cow. Lev
ied on un the property of Audrrw Jnabinet
at the suit of Jacob Aniakor.
ALSO
1. One tract of land in saM County con
taining 10S acres more or le->s. bounded on
the Kast by land of Win. Metis, West by
l.md ol N C. Whettitone, Not th by lands
formerly of Joshua Hair, and South by
lands ot Win. Metis and J. I*. Merry. Lev
ied on as the properly of U. V. Melts at the
suit of N. C. Whetstone.
ALSO
1. One tract of land 5n said County con
taining 10.11 acres more or less, sw.-imp
laud, hounded hy ,ands of Ahrs.ru K. Shulcr.
George Shulcr, Sum'l It. Sbulcr, Frederick
Carn ami Joshua Hu If
2. One tract containing 1031 aei es more
or lesH, swamp land, hounded by lands of
W. Hut to, J. R. Moorer. Joseph Howell.
Sam'I It. Shulcr and the Charleston and
Otan^eburg County lino.
3. And one other tract containing l'>ni
acies muri or leas, swump land, bounds 1 by
lauds uf Sunds of S iai'1 *R. Shuler, Joseph
L. Shuler, A. Kuah's grant. Joseph Howcll
and Abram K. Shulcr. Levied on as the
property of Charles S. Bull at the exit of
-Fretleriek v.. Bacon and Crowell if addea.
Sheriff a Offoe, ) K. I. CAIN,
Orangcburg C. II. S. C, >? 8. O. C.
Mar. JOth, 1871. J
mar 22 <d
"In Medkuttt, (JualLt/ it e/(A< Firti Impor
tance."
* E. J OLIVEROS, M. D.(
DKALKK I!f
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISH, NON-EXrLOSIVE
LAM I'S. CARDER SEEDS, Ac., Ac,
PBESCHITIONS prepared sritb ACCUR
ACY and FIDELITT, fo| which purpose a
full and complete assortment ef PUKE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS a-ill be
constantly on band.
Long experience?a successful business
career of mere than eight years in Orange
burg, a g.od knowledge ef the DRUG
MARKET at home and abroad, will afford a
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold er
dispensed at my CNtablishmeat will be
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
Apprcoiafing the saeeeaa which in the
past has attended ray efforts, I have de
termined to spare no psins to merit a con
| ,;unnee of the patroaage ao liberally bestow
ed.
IE, J. OLgVEROR M. D.
Ne. 100 Kussel Siren Orangcburg.
RIBBONS, V iLLILERY AND
STRAW GOODS,
1871.
ai.se
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, kC.
Armstrong Oator & Co.
mpnarsns, MAMcrACTcaaas awn josssns
Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sasb Rib
bons, Velvet Ribbons, Neok Ties, Sonnet
Silks, 8atins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, Ac, Sraw
Bonnets and Ladies and Children's Hate,
trimmed and untrimmed. And in connect
ing wnrereome White Goods. Linea?. Em
broideries, Lneee, Nets Collars, Setts,
Handkerchiefs. Veiling. Head Neta, Ac. Ac
Ros. 287 and 240 Baltimore Street, Balti
more aid.
These goods are manufactured by us er
bought for Cask directly from the Barepean
and Amerieaet ?sanfaeturers, embracing
all the latest nsvelties, uoeoualled in uarie
ty sod oheapnese in any market
Orders filled with sure promptness sn<l
despatch.
mar. let 4t
Notice of Dismissal.
OTICB 18 HBRI'BT GIVEN THaTONE
mf final
account with tbe Honorable lug. B. |tuew\
month Aren? daU I will file me final
ten, Judge ef Probate for Orangeburg
County, nod ask for Letters ef Dismissal bs
Guardian 6f Jacob Gariek.
AI. ft. OARICK.
Guard.as
Marek 1st, lS7S.-lm
ROUND THE CORNER
IS THE PLACE
To
Supply
your Table
with every LUX
URY of the Season
in tho ORtH'KKT LINE. My
DeliCaeUs aro too numerous to
#" ntfaflbn, but whatever you want in ' ' * *? ??????'
ihoEATINO LINE just coll on
W. T. M?LLER,
ntl von wilt got it. Alee a larg supply of
of fine CUTLERY and other UShVl'L
Am
iE
ARTICLES. Como and see the
quantity and quality of my
Stock. My prices nill
SUIT th*
ajd fi ? ?1m*mw v?. times. ? ?* lf?<
,Ki4) .??I ? l
\
'S4J (Mil
JUST ARRRIVEDI
. 1 atfjKINE STOCK OF -X
HORSES AND MULES
? *. z ve s . ;? itst .ti i
AT
W/M. Silin & COo'S STABLES,
CALL SOON
AND GET BARGAINS!
a pi c
J. WALLACE CA^lSrOiST
has
on hand
a full stock
of choice
rr trr groceries, tobacl-o,
cigars, am? fancy
briar root pipes.
With a complete stuck of
choice liouors from
the very ..est
down I? a
common
art tele.
All
of WHICH is offered low for cash.
Give nil a call J. YVaLLACB CANNON,
mar 20
jan 1fi
Ligbtfoet's Old Stand.
JD R JAMISON
ATTORNKY AT LAW.
Will practice ia tha Courts ef ORANER
BURG and BAKNWILL.
OFFICBCO?RT HUURR SQUARE.
Feb ?.a iw
_?9 g_
T^TOTICB. ALL PERSONS HAVING DE
_[_N| mnnds against tha Bstate of ths lals
James k?. Qunttlconurn trill render an account
af them duly attested is. ami tlie?c indebted
will make payment te, aleasrs j|?r?r I
Glover, Attorney* at Lgw
AMANDA F. QUATTI.KDAUM,
Administ ratri t.
Omngeburg Fcbrmry 28th 187;'..
mar. 1st ??' St
NOTICE TO ( RDDITOHS.
All persons having demands against
fhe Estate of B. G. Hunt, deceased, and all
persons iudebted to said Estate will prwseat
the aaaso and make paymeni to the under
signed within three months from this date.
JOHN P. SPIGENER.
Qualified Administrator.
February 11th,187?. 16 td
A SMALL FARM
FOR BALE about three quarters of n
mile from the f ourt House containing In
acres with nOOOD DWELLING. R1TCHEN.
?STA ULK and an Excellent WELL of WA
Tatft. Also some CiiOICB FRUIT TREBS
have recently bean set out.
The above is one of the most desirable
and healthy pUees in the State. Far par
ticulars aj.ply to Z. M. WOLFE,
Or to THAI). C. ANDREWS.
jan 18 Sns
_ * a. t j. M a. k _
F. P. Flsmiho. Jas. M. Wii.sc.
Sam'i.. A. N*i.sos.
D. F. FLAMMING & CO
*f 4 j *^ J r
wnotssA(.n nsAi.sss in
BOOTH, SHOES
AND TRUNKS,
HQ. ? HAl ^K-SIREET.
(cosae* or cavsca.)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
No pains havs Wee spared la endeavoring
to renders our Isrgo assortment of Goods at
traetive sad desirable; and nothing has been
left undone that lang esperieooe and assidui
ty oould suggest, to deserve a share of yonr
patronsge.
Hiving perfeetcd arrangements by which
wo receive our goods direct ; rein the man a
fsclarers. ensur our customers the groat ad
vantage of purchasing them at the eery low
est rates and of th* most desirable ones.
In prices and quality artb*li*ve they will
compare favorably fitb?anp ft bar stook in
the city or elsewhere. We shall bo pleased
to offer these Goods for your inspection ai
any time you iaa> favor ?p with a rail.
All enters will hare our carafuli and
j prompt aftenOaa-.
Va'irs fcdy.
D. P. tLEsfINO k CO.
Feb i;>tk it
*:g/f I'? .|v ir t_,_
CharlmlL Green.
CATERER.
The abov* named annouaees to tkssa
interested that he ie prepared always to
furnish. BEBF, POULTRY OAMB. tIAS.
and M/eala dehrered to any eader.
C rt OE11*.
Job *?* .? ?..?<?
DR. A. C. DUKES'
CRANX1IBURG, 8. C,
DIAIBB It
PBT7G8.
MBDICIEES.
PAI5TS.
AKD DILI,
FIXE TOILiT BOAPf,
BRUSHES
ARD
PERFUMST.
PURK Tf INES and LIQUORS for Medieiaal
u*ea.
DVB.WOODS and DYE-STUFFS generell?.
A lull linn of TOBACCO and BM %RS. '
farmers and Pkyaiciene fron th* Ceaalry
will find our Block of Modieiaea Complete.
Warranted "ennin* aad ef th. Beat QaalUjr.
Lot of FRESH CARDER SEEDS.
janll ? if
Bo You Want
NEW GOODS!
00 TO
BRIGGMANN'S.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
BRIGGMAXNS
WHKRI YOU'LL UND
Any and Eyerything.
?at 3 tr
CANCER'S CORED
BY DB, KUTSTE'?
WON DEBFUL CARCBft ART!DOTE,
Which destroy aad remore tho Cancer
?ntira without tho riak of tha Knifo or th*
Loaa of Blood, and at tho tamo tinao eeer
oonao tho tendency to Cancer In tho system.
Wo aloo trout all fliana of Chronic, Loog
Btaoding and Obeonro Dtnoaooa, with an
j paralleled Success, especially Epilepsy or
Fite, Rheumatism. Nesralgia, Asthma,
I Screfula aad Secondary Syphilis.
For full particulars, Circulars, Ao., sail
?1 or addroat
R. H, GREBE. M. D .
OeUbere, R. C.
A. H. UND LB 7. hi P.,
Charlotte, R. C.
Or J. I. DIRTLBT. M P..
jan 11-orn Bumter. i. C.
A. J. ^V^NS,
TRIAL J?8TICK,
For Or an getan rg County.
All haaiaaaa ?Btruetad ta has ohargo ?4M
ho attended to with prom pin eat
Ofieoat hie Mills aosr B;clss** e Bridge,
South Edisto Ri*Sr.
?Opt 14 Iht
For Sale Cheap.
A small WELL IstPROTED PLACB ift a
mile of Coder Grore 8tc*e, ta the Ferk.
Terms tacy.
TU IL C A*DMr*l.
Jaa 25th tf
WE ABE NOW
OPENINO OUR
Goods,
Buchas WHITS GOODS, PRINTS, NOTIONS, AC.
Als* n full Lin* of LADIES, MISSIS and CENTS SHOES, wit*, HATS, TIES,
COLLARS and CUFFS
iVINE OLD HAVANA CIOAKS.
In these "Hard Times to Lire" we have on bsad miay articles that will contribute f7**C
y ts the "creature comforts."
Wo intend to keep always "FULL UP" in the
GROCERY LINE
A ml sell thrm CHEAP for cash. All are respectfully invited to call svul eaemlee
STOCE and PRICES.
MOSELEY & CROOK.
OPPOSITE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
mar 29 feb 8 ly
THEODORE KOOT & BEOTKSaV
ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARB NOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING STYLES
IN DRESS GOODS, IN WEITE OOODS,
IN EMBROIDERIES, IN TRIMMINGS.
A Complete and Seasonable Stock of
HATS, RIBBONS, LACES, VE8TINOS, HOSIERY, and CORSETS.
The best Asserted Stock of SMALL
WARES fand NOTIONS to be found
anywhere and at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Wo sre enabled to offer GREAT INDUCE
MENTS te Purchasers of DOMES
TIC GOODS, SHOES of
all Descriptions
and Make
and
READYMADE CLOTHING. GENTS FURNI8IIINO GOODS,
GENT8 and BOT8 HATS, CASSIMSRM,
LINENS, and OTHER GOODS,
for Gents snd Beys Wear.
Oeer Three
Hundred Pieces of
SELECTED AMERICAN PRINTS
Your Choice for 12}
J. P. COATS SPOOL COTTON 75 c. per DOZEN.
All we ask ef the GENEROUS PUBLIC is a oall at our.
LITTLE STORE
Where they will find the BIGGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS at the the mos?
BLE BATES evsr offered.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
mar 22
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP U
> t aus and Style of
J. "W*. PATRICK & CO.
i. -I'cctfullj call the atteotion ef the Public to the same.
J. W. PATRICK
LELARD HAGOOD
We would recjlieet THO&E DESIROUS ef PUR
CHASING to giea US a call at the 8TAND form
erly oot-upied by
bT. G. VINCE,
Next doer to DR. A. C. DUE ES* Drug Store, and
examine our WELL SELECTED STOCK f
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Notions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ac.
? *'/??". av
Ymi hare only to CALL and SATISFY yourself that we are READY and WILLING I
PLEASE.
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
mar 2*2
REMOVAL!
E. EZEKIEL
Inform his FRIEMDS that ho has MOVED into the BUILDING Istttf
pled ss the
POST OFFICE,
Who be intends to opea a FIRST CLASS
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
And will pay strict attention to the
BEHAUUNG OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JBWYUHT
Will aiwajs keep oa hand CLOCKS. WATCHES, JSWgLRY, fiat CUT
LERY. PLATED WARB, SILVER WARE, and
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEM.
LOOK OUT FOR THE OLD SIGN OF TU
BIG WA.TCH.
mar 8 if , , mm
>.i
?at IS
AT COST
THE ?ALANX1 Of MY ATOGC Of
Ready Made Cletbiog and ?,adi?e Dress
Goods win he offered fee the act* SO
days at tad BELOW COAT for the
cm.
J. MeSAXAEA'S.