The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 05, 1873, Image 8
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SATURDAY, APRIL ft, 1873
W. M- Sain & Co ? nave received
a lot of mule*. Just in time for saleday.
W. T. M?ller,?1? etil! artmed the
ooiaer. He has n little of everything
ami most that is food.
i ?a? ???masmaaa?
Jantbon;?Some of the beat hams
(they* ere really excellent") are to be had
-at the store ef Messrs Meseley & Crook.
Kverjtbing needed is there
? ?jei
Supreme Court-?The appeals from
the First Circuit will be taken up in the
the Supreme Court on Monday the 21st.
instant.
Doing Jiwtico to tho Teachers.?
Let every teacher iu the county reojioe
as ho reads the notice of Trsssnrer
Andrews, endorsed by Sehool Cornmis
sioner McKinley.
Appointed?His Excellency Got.
rupees by proclamation (which is pub
lished in smother column) Ins appointed
Trial Justice J P. Mays as Coroner of
.F A
the County of Orangeburg.
71ills of tin Banks of thctftato ?
The Supreme Court of the United State
has decided that the hills of tho B inks
of the State are tint receiveable for
taxes.
tee <
Fust. ? If y??U want a good, eleati
shave and jour hair cut nud shampooed
st ?h?rt nation just anil ?o John Mill*
over Moroncj'a store. John knows his
bin.
-
.5wet'tr??nr. A. C Dukes has just
received a lot of the finest Vandy ever
brou; ht to this market, all ye that have
a tweet tooth had hotter call soon, ss the
supply it going very rapidly.
? urn ~?? -ii mm i -
Monday Next is Saleday,?Fine
tracts of land, containing in all two
thousand, nine hundred and sixty, nore?
and personal property coosi ting, of ctt
tie, mules and horses, ate to be avid by
the Sheriff.
. "Crowners Inkwhich.**?U was
rumored one d iy tlifs w?ok that a
|>ronii:ient ex offni?! b ?d beon brut illy
tabbed and was dead. The painful
Vuroor nlm?Nt summoned the "Crowuers'
ink which when il wan outrageously
?h.tited that ihx day was the wretched
first of
- enV.^sfas ? .,. ?
Oraiijxcfcurg; Division >to. 24,
Solap of TeniperemCfN-^The in?talla
I * s _ , ...
?iota -of trie oQiceTa of this Division,
fleeted to nerve for the ensuing quarter
will take place aC their Hall, (b'senient
ef Preshytrriau Church) on M-unlay
evening (7th inst) at 8 o'cra-k P. M.
The publio are invites to attend.
?"Thirty Days Haiti September
apre? etc-?April which showers so
many delights upon us i? one of the short
months. Aroo, th?rc is but a short
period for preparation for the Touraa.
meat iu May, Use well the intervening
"weeks, young gentlemen and fully
illustrate what young Orangeburg ean
do when she wants to.
A Terrific Disaster.? The tele
grams of our exchange* tells the heart
rending story of tho wreck of s Liverpool
steamer, off Nora So<:tia in the early morn
ing of* April 1st, There woro on board
^ver one thousand tu?m, weinen and
tliildren, and onlr two hundred and
fif^j succeeded in landing. The remain
4#r including all the women and ohil
4res ware lost. The ressel sod otrgn
erejre a total loss.
?sen as?
* *We*t Or Dry.?There is to be so
ejection la Winnsboro on Monday next
for Intendant and Wardens. There are
?sWr.l two hoed red voters there. Poli
t 'lies sro droearaUd and the question is
'^IWtwecn antretend eVry" council.
??* There is also conaidorabJc excitement
JJJJJjanong tbe ??weis-' of the towo on
Mejsstonnt ?** "Judge Mackoy'a charge to
-:J??St grW jury at Chester regarding
'\lhlee *Ko* sell iiunor in violation of the
? Tuppor Isw." Two judges Cookc ami
t'j are on forcing this law. A ward
IIU U
A Hot Snmnuer Ahem! of ris ?The
^t|tValt%i!'opinion ef Hue proguoetieating
h Meteorologists seems to b? that the en*.
j3*&***r b? !ou?. Bot a?d dty.
Draper iff New York and the
eWkllt) ofieere of Charleston and oth<*
?dt lea ate unite J in the opinion that the
unprecedented cold of lait wiafof will
be followed bf ucuiually prolong ! 1 und
fervent heat this summer.
The health officer* df Charleston are
takitig their ueuai precautionary steps.
Let Us do likewise.
tl B Church 8onth.?The miro
utes of the Annual Conference of this
Chureh held at Anderson in December
last shows tho following statiatios ;
White menbere, 39,041 incroase 1,304
colored 658, decrease . 670. White
preachers 122 ; decrease 13; colored 2 ;
decresss 6.
Churches 346, increase 27. Parson
ages 04 ; increase 1. Value of church
property ?507,500, increase $64,
330.
The report el Wofford College shows
that during the year that institui iou re
ceived $5.377, 88.
KxcHeiltont.?On Saturday last our
staid, proper and steady Town was
''exercised in mind" for an hour or two.
over a fighting, knocking cutting and
shootiug scrape between Mr. R. B.
Colonial) and Charles Green.
(Irren was seriously but we learn not
dangerously cut. Coleuian, escorted by
a large and excited crowd was conducted
to Ju.-tice Brownings office. The
excitement around this offie?} was in
touae, and resulted in several minor
cutting and knocking scrapes.
Coleuian was committed to jail, nnd
thus the excitement allayed. Subse
quently Coleuian was released upon his
giving boud to appear at the May term
ef Court uf Sossions.
Wc have not investigated the immed
iate causes or circumstances of thtat a'
fray and censure no one. But w i do
say that tlieae things are getting too
frequent with us. Thcro is ton great a
fouduoss for cutting ice. ; and there are
Mime who are too willing to incite din
turt ances and foment excitement.
Above ail, there is too much liquor
drank.
Off to Gretna Green in un April
JShoiTOr.?On the afternoon uf Tuesday
la*t the streets of Orangeburg wero the
' scene uf '.athor unusual performance a.
Dur'ng the prevalence of the severe
atorus of wind and rain that pasaed over
us on that day, a coup's were seen
outeripg the to n. The couple consis
ted of a well known youug gcutleinau of
the town and a young lady who was so
thickly *cilcd as to defy all efforts
at roc gnition. They were ou horse
buck and rode at full speed, the lady
attracting especial admiration by her
graceful aud period horsemanship
[or rather horeewonianahip ] Of course
excitement was on tiptoe. Gossip raged
louder - thai) the storm. Couutlees
speculations were raahly ventured as to
who the was, and whither they were
bound. Ho clue to the mystery could
be had. lu all probbility it was a ruu
away match.
After dame rumor had exhausted her
ingenuity and the town was aroused to a
pitch of excitement perfectly app ill ing
and when several ???aounts" were obtain
ed fur rash and hot pursuit, some bod>
insultingly remarked that it wa* the first
day of April. Pshaw !
A man in Maine now mnkoa good mer
chantable oysters out of flour p^ste,
tapioca, salt and water. These are
nlaced in second handed oyster shell,
which are Carefully glued around the
edges. When a hungry, half iunbrated
individual comes into tho sal on a nd
calls for a dozen raw on tho half eholl,
hi rcCWea the above describedv dclica
cy.
A Scotch postmaster, puzzling out a
verry uncertain superscription to an
Irish, letter, joeooeley remarked to an
intelligent son of Erin, who stood by
that the Irsh brought hard names to
Scotland. "That's a face ycr Honor,"
replied the Irishman," bat they get
harder ones after they arrive here."
? i, tu,, " i ,
GO MMEROIAL.
ImAKHKT UEPORTN.
Orrioe er rtta dakanaaoaa Jfewa,
Aprih o 1*7*.
rOTTOK?Bales daring tha Week 70
ales. We ejuete:
Lew ssetez?:.-t . .17 ft
Middling.17Jfc
Rot-on Run.ST. 15 per ???anal
Con*...-..$1.06 per bushel
Cb* P?aJ.*, 1.00 per bushel.
TMvnfUe,. 1 .Sfc f*r heeho).
Assignee's Sale.
IN ?ANCKRUPTCY.
In the Matte* of CHARLES H. TlIOM
SON, Bankrupt, Ax Parte P. V. D?B
dlk, Assignee.
By virtue of an order of sale from the
Honorable the District Court of the United
m Ii? fur Si.nth Carolina, 1 will sell at pub
lic auction, at Oraugcburg C. H.. on Monday
the 7th April next, at the usual hours of
Halo, for cash, the Choiea in Action belong
ing the Estate of above Baunrupt, consist
lug of Bond of Ellen 8. Thomson. Wi R.
Thomson and James S. Thomson en which is
a balance due of about $15000.00.
Also Bond of John II. Thomson, . 8.
Thomson ami B. E. Thomson on whioh is a
b..l.inee of about $1UO).00.
1?. V. 1)1 It OLK, Assignee,
March 21st, 1873 St
Assignee's Sale.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of j.vo. C. Kennkrly
and Jno. Huffman, Buokrupts, Ex
Parte C. B. Oloyf.r, Assignee.
By virtuo of an order of sale to me direct
ed from the Honorable District uf South
Carolina, I will .tell at public auction at Or
iiugeburg C. II., on Monday, 7th April next,
at the usual hours of sale for oash. .
Certain Judgments, Notes and Accounts
belonging to the Rotates of the above named
Bankrupts.
A list of tlie above eiin be seen on appli
cation to the undersigned.
;C. B. GLOVER, Assignee.
mar 22 8t
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
rected, I will sell to the highes'. bidder, at
Ornngcburg C. II.. on the FIRST MON
DAY in April next. FOR CASH, all the
Right, Tille und Interest of the Defend
ant* iu the following Property, vis :
1. One tract of land containing 400 acres
more or less, in Oraugeburg County, bound
ed on the Northeast by Columbia Road, Eust
by lnnds formorly of if. (.'. Wannamakcr,
South and West by T. K. Sasportas.
5. One tract iu said Cou.ity containing
8'JO act es more or less, hounded on the
North and West by laud uf O. Farnnm.
Bast by the tract above described, und Went
by land of T. K. Sasportas
I I Mule, 1 Horse, 2 Oxen and 1 Cow. Lev
ied on us the property of Andrew luabinei
nt the suit of Jacob Aniakor,
ALSO
I 1. One tract of land In said County con
i taining 108 acres more or less, bounded on
\ the Fast by hind of Win. Mcits, West by
j land ot N t'. Whetstone, North by lands
; formerly of Joshua Hair, and South by
! land?? Of Win. Metis and J. P. Berry. Lev
?1 on as the property of O. V. Metis at the
suit of N,, C. Whetstone.
A LSO
1. One Irnct of land in said County con
taining 10.11 seres more or less, swamp
laud, hounded l<y ,and? of Abram F. Shuler,
George Shuler, Sam'I R. shuler, Frederick
Cam and Joshua IIittV
2. One tract containing 10.11 sees more
or less, swamp land, bounded \.\ lands of
W. Hutto, J. R. Moorer, Joseph Ho well,
Sam'I R. Shuler and the Charleston and
t>mn0ehurg County line.
A. And one other tr.net containing 1'tHl
acies more or less. Swamp land, bounds 1 by
lauds of Sands of Sam'I *R. Shuler. Joseph
L. Shuler, A. Rush's grant. Joseph Unwell
and Abrain K. Shuler. Lcieil on as the
properly of Charles s. Bull at the anil of
Frederick E. HacoB and Croweil Hadd*a.
Sheriff * Offce, ) K. i. CAIN,
Orangeburg C. II. S. C, S. O. C.
Mar. JOth, 1871. J
mar 22 td
"In Mtdicinn, ?>>? >? ? y i? *f thi Firti Impor
tance."
? E. J. OLIVEROS, M. D.,
DDlliEK I!f
DRUGS, MIDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISH, NON-EXPLOSIVE
LAM PS, HARDER SEEDS, Ac., Ac.,
PBESCfllTlONS prepared with ACCUR
ACY and Fl DELITT, fo? which purpose a
full and complete assortment ef PURK
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on hand.
Long experience- -a successful business
career of mere than oight years ia Orange
burg a good knowledge ef the DRUG
MARKF.T at home and abroad, will aFord a
sufficient guarantee thai all goods sold er
dispensed at my establish meat will be
GENUINE and RELIABLE
ApprcoiaMig tho snCOOSS whieh in the
past has attended ray efforts, I hav? de
termined to spare no pains to merit a con
linanec of the patronage ia liberally bestow
ed.
IE. J. OHVEROS M. D.
No. Its') Hinsel Stiert Orangi-eurg.
RIBBONS, MILLILEKY AM)
STRAW GOODS,
l 8 7 S.
ALSO
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, kC.
ArmNtrong Oator & Co.
iMroarsns, sahlku ti nms aid josssas
Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Rib
bons, Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet
Silks, 8atins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowera,
Feathers, Oruamcnt*. Prames, Ac, Sraw
Bonnetc and Ladies and Children's Hate,
trimmed and untriinmed. And in connect
ing waroroemo White Goods. Linens, Em
broideries, Laeea, Nele Collars, Setts,
Handkerchiefs, Veiling. Head Nets, Ac. Ao
Nos. 237 and 249 Baltimore Streol, Balti
more Md.
These goods are manufactured by ua or
boughs for Cask directly from tho Barepeaa
and American Mannfaoturers, embracing
all ike tatest nevcities, unequalled ia uai io
ty end oaeapnese in any market
Orders fllTee with saro promptness snd
despatch.
mar. 1st 4t
Notice of Dismissal.
SOTICB IS HERPBT GIVEN THAT ONE
month frein date I wiU file ras final
>uat with the Honorable Vug. ?. Kn?s\ .
ton, Judge 6f Probate for Orangeburg
County, and ask for Lettars of Dismissal as
Guardian of Jacob Oariek
AI- O 0ARTCK.
Guard.as
Marek 1st, 187S.?Lr*
ROUND THE CORNER
IS THE PLACK
To
Supply
vour Table
with every LUX*
CRY of tho Scaesn
in the GROt'KRY LINE. My
Delicueict ore too nunieroua to
* mention, hut whatever yon waut in "
the KATING LINE just cell on
W. T. M?LLER,
And veu will get it. Alee a large supply of
of FINE CUTLERY and other USEFUL
ARTICLES. Come and aeo tho
quantity ?ail quality of my
Stock. My prices will
SUIT the
apl fi times ly
JUST ARRRIVED!
, J\ FINE STUCK OF
HORSES AND MULES
AT
W, 1V1. Sills & COs'S ST?BLIS
CALL SOON
AND GET BARGAINS!
apl c
J. WALLACE CAjNTNOjNT
HAS
on hand
a full ?lock
of CHOICE
GROCERIES, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, ANI> FANCY
HR1AR ROOT PITER.
With a complete stock uf
CHOICE LIQUORS troin
the very ..eit
down in a
common
article.
All
OK Willen LS OFFERED LOW FOR CASH.
Give m? a call J. WALLACE CANNON,
mar :IU
jan 18
Lightfoet'e Old Stand
JD Ii J AlVtlSOTST
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practica ia the Courts ef ORAXEK
BURG and IURNWILL.
OFFICE COURT HOC?R SQUARE
F-b ??d 1W
"J^OTICB. ALL PERSONS HAVING HE
l_ s| mnnds ngainst tha Estate of th? lata
James B. Qiinttlebautu n-ill render an sccount
ef ihein duly attested ts. ami iho?e Indebted
wit! make payment la, Mea*r.i jl?r*r A
Glover. A1101 nevs ?i Law
AMANDA F. QU ATT I.ED A U M,
Administratrix.
Or.iiigeburg Februirj 2Stb 187;-.
aaar. 1st vt
^OTIC'E TO CKEDITOKI?
r^j All persons baring demands against
the Estate ef B. Q. Hunt, deceased, and all
perseus indebted ts said Estate will present j
the Name and ranks payment to the under
signed within three mentha from this dats.
JOHN P. SPIGENER.
Qualified Adtninisi raier.
February lllb,I87S. 16 id
A SMALL FARM
FOR SALE about three quarters of
mile fron, the f onrt House containing 16
acres with a GOOD DWELLING. KITCHEN.
STABLE and an Excellent WELL of WA
T?JL Also some CHOICE FRUIT TREKS
have recently been set out.
The above is one of the most desirable
and hsalthy pUoss in ths Stale. For par
ticulars apply to Z. M. WOLFE,
Or to THAD. C. ANDREWS.
jan 18 la
F. F. Fi.ski?u. Ja? M Wilsob.
Sam i.. A. Nei.aos.
D. F. FLEMMIN? & CO
wnotssALs dbm.se* in
BOOTH, SHOES
AND TRUNKS,
MO. 9 HAYXK-STHEET.
frosts* or rneacn,)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
No pains bav* bee spared in endeavoring
to renders our large assortment of Goods at*
tractive and desirable; and nothing hasheea
left undone that Ijng es parlance and assidal
ty oould suggest, to deserve a share of yoar
patronage.
Having perfected arrangements by wbieb
we receive eur goods direet :rem tbe mann
factarers, ensur our customers ths gvat ad
vantage of pnrohaeing them at ?be very leer
est rates and ef the most desirable ones.
In prices and quality we beiiwetbey will
compare favorably with any ?Iber stoek in
the city or elsewhere. We ahall bepleaied
to offer these Goods for your inspseiiea ai
any time you raa> fayor up with a rail.
All orders -will have our cerefull aad
prompt AUculiou.
Yours truly.
D. f FLEMING A CO.
Feb K,?h it
?3 d Ll! .r, _?
Ckarles H. Green.
CATERER
The shove named acaoudeea to these
interested that he in prepared always to
furnish, BEEF, POULTRY GAME, PISS,
aad Meals delivered to any order.
fc FT OREIJ
/eb 1st
DR. A. C. DUKES'
CRAN'GIBURG, 8. C,
PIAf.lt II
DITTOS.
MEDICINES.
PAINTS.
AKD OlLI.
nXE TOIL*! SOAri,
BRUSHES
AND
pee ?u met.
PI RK WINES ?nd LIQUORS for Medicinal
DYK-WOODS ?nd DYE-STl'TPr? g-eneralN.
A lull lint of tobacco end sm *RS.
farmers and Physieiaao from the Countrr
will find our Stock of Modieiaoa Complete.
Tf arrant od ?ennine aad of the Baal Qealiij.
Lot of FRESH garden SEEDS.
jan 11 a %t
Do Tou Want
NEW GOODS!
00 TO
BRIGGMANNS.
j IF TOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
BRIGGMANN'S
WHKRI YOU'LL ?Ir?D
Any and Everything.
aoT 3 of
CANCER'S CORED
BY DR, KLINE'S
WON DEBPOL CANCER ANTIDOTE,
Which destroy and remote tho Caaoor
entire withoni tho riak of tho Eaifo or tho
I.out of Blood, aad at tho oaaao time over
corut tho tondenoy to Censor in the oyotoaa.
We aleo treat all fortan of Chronic, Leeg
Standing and O been re Ptooasce, with on
paralleled Sucoose, especially Epilepsy er
Fits, Rheumatism. Nearnlgia, Acthma,
Scrofula aad Secondary Syphiha.
Per fall particulars, Csroalare, Ac, esU
?B or address
B. R. GREEN. M D .
Oelab.ro, N. C
A. H. LINPLBT. M. P..
Char let la, N. C.
Or J. B. BBBTLBY. M D..
jaa 11?8a ?amter, I. C.
A. J. EVANS,
TRIAL JUSTICE,
For Orangtstrarg Cmnmiy.
All business aattasted to h o charge e4J
ha alten dad to with prom p< neat
Ofleeat htc Mills near Sola' - e Bridge.
South Ediete Riser,
?ept U tkt
For Sale Cheap.
A email WELL IMPROVED PLACB it a
male of Coder Grose St ore, ie tke Fork.
Terms easy
TU at. c A*DRaV*l
Jta 2St? tf
WE ??E NOW
Ol'KNINO OUR
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
8uch m WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, NOTIONS, AC.
Ala* a full Line of LADIES, MISSES and GENTS SHOES, with HATS. TIES,
COLLARS aud CUFFS.
FINK OLD HAVANA t'IUAIlK.
In tbaa* "Hard Times to Lire" we have on bead many articles that will contribute grant"
y Id th* "creature comforts."
We intend to keep always "FULL UP" in the
GROCERY LIJSTE
And sell them CHEAP for cash. All are respectfully invited t* call nad exam in* oar
STOCE and PRICES.
MOSELEY & CROOK.
OPPOSITE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
msr 29 feb 8 If
;s ^
THEODORE K0H1T & BROT]
~ "? w
ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE NOW DISPLAYING
NEW SPRING STYLES
IN DRESS GOODS, IN WHITE OOODS,
IN EMBROIDERIES, IN TRIMMINGS.
A Complete and Seasonable Stock of
HATS, RIBBONS. LACES, VE8TINGS, HOSIERY, and CORSETS.
Tho best Assorted Stock of SMALL
WARES fand NOTIONS to be found
anywhere and at tho
LOWEST PRICES.
Wo are enabled to offer GREAT INDUCE
MENTS to Purchasers of DOMES
TIC GOODS, SHOES of
a!) Descriptions
and Make
and
READY MADE CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHINO GOODS,
GENTS and ROYS HATS, CAHKrMER?,
LINENS, and OTHER GOODS,
for Geats snd Beys Wear.
Over Tkrse
Hundred Pieees of
SELECTED AMERICAN PRINTS
Yeur Choice fer 12}
J P. COATS SPOOL COTTON 75 c. p*r DOZEN.
All we ask ef the GENEROUS PUBLIC is a call at onr .
LITTLE STORE
Where thoy will And the BIGGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS at the ?he neos* RSAgORA
BLE RA l ES ever offered.
THEODORE KOHN 4 BROTHER.
N OTIC E.
THE LNDERSiGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UND
i aine and Style of
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
tfj'CCtitiRj call tho attention of ih* Public to the same.
J. W. PATRICE.
LELAHD HA GOOD.
We would request rHo>F. DESIROUS ef PUR
CHASING to give US a call at ?io STAND form
erly occupied by
bT. G. V1NCE,
Nest do?r to DR. A. C. DUKES' Drug Store, and
examine uur WELL SELECTED STOCK f
NEW SPRING GOODS,
Notions, Clothing-, Boots, Shoes, Ac.
Yt>u hare only to CALL and SATISFY youraelf that we are READY aad WILLIS?
PLEASE.
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
mar 22
REMOVAL!
E. EZEKIEL
Inform his FPIEMDS that ho baa MOVED into tha BUILDING lately t> set -
pied at tha
POST OFFICE,
Who he intends to opto a FIRST CLASS
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
And will pay strict attention to tha
REH AI RING OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRT
Will alwaja keep on hand CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ft* CUT
LERY. PLATED WARE, SILVER WARE, and
" LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE OLD SIGN OF TEE
BIG \VATCH.
mar 3 tf em
-.?
jaa IS
JLT COST
THE BALANCE Of MT tTOOE OF
Ready Made Clothing aad Ladle* Drae*
leads win be offered for th* neat SO
days st and BELOW COAT for th*
CAVE. j
J. KeXAXAJt A'0?