The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, July 12, 1873, Image 2
It's the little cuss iu tho cradle that
make home howl.
What did lo die of? Iodido of po
tassium.
. A Cairo pound keeper has resigned
because tho commou council objected
to his writing Hon. beforo his name.
The divorce lawyors in Chicago were
recently horrified by the announcement
of a silver wedding in that oity.
Jones, who has latoly been married,
snys that courtship is bliss, but matri
mony is blister.
A book entitled "Lectures lo Married
Men" has appeared in England. Have
they not had their Bharc already '(
There ain't no trusting nu Injun;
He's a catawampous cuss,
And when he's n doiug of sun thin bad,
lie's a wishing 'twas sunthlu wuss.
A Georgia newspapor recently inform
cd its readers that it was not worth while
for them to raiso boys. The agonized
editor inBibfs that he wrote the word
hogs.
A Troy paper compliments upon her
good memory a womau who identified on
jhe street a dress Btolen from her four
months ago. Considering the frequent
changes in tho style.it was rather singu
lar that she could keep it in mind.
This is what a Virginia newspaper
says of one departed :
Aye. tonderly close his eyelids,
In the sloop of the tyrant death,
Composing his cold limbs sadly,
With tears and a bated breath.
The clods mny abovo him harden,
With the turf, or the chilling enow?
Oh! bury your dog in the garden,
IIo*ll make the cabbages grow.
A Fonda, N. Y., schoolmaster, who
severely flogged an urchin for swapping
a bogus cent for a brass watch chain, du
viug school hours, last Winter, nnd who
was sued by tho aggrieved parents of the
lad, has just won the suit. But ho had
to pay hi? lawyer SI50, aud ns this
is more than he could make in a year
of teaching, it is not at all strange that
he has gone to farming.
Tho ministers came last week to pray
for Paul Carroll, of Jamestown, Ky.,
who is in'the last st age of consumption,
and, having lived a wicked lifo seut for
them. But, when they oponed prayor,
?***?. O^rr"1! ??mortnil. with tearful
eyes, that she couldn't sfhud it, tnis di- j
viding up of a family by praying: all
the balance of the family had gone to
h?1. No man ought to bo separated
from his kin !
Old Mr. Frnuklhi, of Cattaraugus
County, New York, created a vast deal
of excitement the other day by throwing
a? ploughshare iuto tho river, onaccoun t
ofhis wife's incessant scolding. Mr.
Franklin, it might bo well to add, was
attached to tho weight by a ropo; conse
quently, Mrs. F. has lost a husband, a
ploughshare, and three icet of good rope
just through a chronic propensity to wag
her tongue 1
Bufua Choatc, or somebody elso, said
that the ways of Providence, and tho
decisions of a petit jury,are past account
ing for. Wc mny safely say this of the
latter since a Pittsburgh jury handed up
to the judge a communication indorsed,
"The honorable gug."
To theo, wsro I 0 stickleback,
I'd swim as fast as fins can more.
To thee, wore I a hunter's hack,
I'd gallop on tho wings of love.
By as I'm but a (simple man,
'111 oome by train, love?if I can !
An Illinois paper remarks that "Our
? readers ncen't try to get any points out
of of our political articles; we put 'em
in this week because our pntont-medi
cino stereotypes have boon mislaid."
For towns must grow, and trade increase,
But nerve and enterprise,
And they who'd live must have the pluck
To risk aud advertise.
There ore somo men in our town
Who da not advertise: *
flood customers go past their doors,
Tho cheery cash likewise.
And when they post their books at night
They're the saddest men in town,
And ever and anon they inonn:
The place is going down!"
These same fellows oppoic new streets
too.
The first ease tried in Chicago by n
lady . lawyer occurred a few days ago,
but its results uro not known at the pres
ent writing. "A long-suffering laud,
lady " the nccount roads, "brought suit
against a lawyer for arrears in board,"
and engaged a fumale counsel to prose
cute her claim. The gallantry which
the profession has ever extended to la
dies should not have boenTorgotten in the
hour of trial whioh oarae to this nnfor
tanate luwyer. Whether sho handled
kirn "Without gloves," and eloquently
rec.ittd liberal extracts from his ances
tral histor y showing a tendency in his
progenitors to eot their bonrd biljs nnd
bring landladies to poverty, whether she
talked the judge and jury iuto stioh a
aondition that life .would be a sweet boon
to them on nay terms, or how she dis
posed of the onso, has not transpired. It
is comical to eoujectare how a Chieago
lawyer conducts himself in oourt where
the opposing counsel is a lady. It
may be safely assumed that the lady
lawyer's clients will win the first hun
dred suits or so by clear default arising
Iroin the ?ru-.bnrroesnjcnt of tue opposite
oouusol.
They have a rapid way of living and
dying iu Memphis. Dr. Miller of At
lanta, who was in Memphis whilo tho
cholera prevailed thoro, narrates a
sprightly incidont. At seven o'clook a
man went to market and bought his
breakfast, went home, cooked it, and
was eating it, when ho was taken witli
cholera. He sent for Dr. Miller, ,v!;o
visited him at nine o'clock, prescribed
and told him he would he b ick in an
hour. At a quarter past ton ho return
ed. The man was not only dead,but had
heeu buried, and the room swept and
garnished for another occupant. What
could Dr Miller have given him?
THE ORANGEB?RG NEWS
AlltiUSTlh? I?. K\OM LTO\,
E DITOR. ,
?E?KG? ItOLIYKK,
FINANCIAL AM) UrsINESH M A .N AC KIt.
Official Paper of the Stute and
of OruiigcI>ur? County.
0 THE ORANGEBURG If BWS HAS
A KARGER CIRCULATION THAN
ANY OTHER PAVER IN TUE COUN
TS. -T?tf
SATURDAY, JULY 12,1873.
Our neighbor of the Union llerahl
is a little put out because the News <f
Com irr speaks of him shortly as the
Union,
Don't mind it, neighbor. Just cull
our Charleston Ambiguity the Nctot itv ,
Don't Jui-act the (Dr., If they won't
understand it, some other people will.
The love of pap is both natural and
C< usorvative. Coutcrvativc with a big
C, miud you, so ihat it won't b) t<?
natural.
Ttiat .Sow Street*
* * * *
For fear that fhere may be a inal?
tude of new streets, sonn, as several are
projected nt errfi/ fa open 71p cheap fots
fox poor mm, (our italics, En. Navrs.)
\\u beg l'nr eonveuieucj sake that ft
name ho R*siiMicd to t! o "New Street"
if it is worth a name, and if not dub
it Speculation.? Ofungtrhui'g Ti...<t.
"Merely to open up cheap lnts for
poor men" is, tho Tiuu s aeo?ns to think,
a ? very ignoble object. That id jus I
about as much as we expected froai thrit
journal.
Some of the best citizens of this place
tdgued the call for the first now Street
aud most of cur leading meu sigued the
petition for tho one now under consider
ation. Will the Time* have the good
ness to say, und r or over soino ic.-pon
sible name, to whoai it hlludes iu its
concluding phrase :.o "dub it Specula
tion/"
Tho jer.-ons who would be most
largely and immediately bcuefi'.tid by
the new street so strenuously advnea
ted by this paper, are those who own
real estate along i's projected route, and
we have been assured on behalf of most
of those gentlemen that they have no
objection to, but on the contrary favor
the enterprise, provided the street does
not cut too near to the middle of their
homesteads, which there is not the
.-lightest necessity for it to do.
Copt. .lames V. Izlur. n good man and
true, was, while formerly Intendant of
Oram cburg, the first tu suggest the
opening of the last new .Street. That it
has alroady been of great advantage to
our town, we have yet to hear contra
dicted, and that movement was under
taken by Captain Izlar simply and
solely for the good of Orangeburg. Per
sonal interest therciu he had none, as he
did not owu an iuch of land ou the
street.
Of cour?e the Time* has the
ri^ht to encourage or discourage any
public enterprise whatever : but it will
j lease henceforth conliuo its remarks
Strictly to those subjects which come le
gitimately within the field of newspaper
criticism.
Somebody drew a hundred thousand
dollars in the Louisrillu lottery the
other day, and a few astounded Orange
burgers were talking about it pear
Patrick's store. TI10 mention of this
cuormous sum at first struck every man
dumb. Finally they rallied a little, aud
each bogau to wonder boW ho would
feel and act if ho were su Idonly to
come into the possession of such a pile
of money. Ooe man said he would take
two doctors, go straight home and to
bed, have his head shaved, try a warm
bath, bleeding aud mustard plasters, and
stay in a dark rouui for a week, to pro
veut the thiug goiug to his brain
Auothcr fellow said he could stand it in
small doseB, say $10,000 at a tinio, but
would certainly bo apprehensive if the
whole sum came at onco. Othor men
had other, but not very different, ideas
on tho subject, tho general opiuiou
seeming to be that if any Orangeburger
wero to draw a 8100,000 prize ho would
run a terrible risk of brain fevor.
If Drs. Elliott and Salley will stiok
by us, however, we, for one, are willing
to "stand tho hazard of the dio."
The Kcimtoi'Hliip.
The death of the Hon. J. LY. Jainisou
has created a vacancy iu the Senator
Bhip of this County which it will not be
difficult to fill, notwithstanding the
fatality which, thus fur, has followed tbe
incumbents of that offico siuce 1808.
Thero are several candidates already in
the held, from whom, or from other0 yet
to be announced, we hope tho best pos
sible selection will finally be made,
flic Scnatorship is the most importaut
office iu the gift of the people of the
Couuty, the Senator controlling, as ib
generally understood, all the principal
county appointments made by the Exec
utive.
We learn that the Governor will i
shortly order au election, and that a
meeting of the Republican County Con
voution will Boon bo called to determine
upon a nominee. Wo sincorely hope that
iho action or this body will result in
good for the people at large, which is,
indeed, the highest iuteiest of the Re
publican party.
[communicated .j
Mr. Editor :
As "Temperance" or "Drunke'noss" is
now beginning to agitate the public mind,
and p?bfic men too, there is some hope
for Orangeburg. ?
"Looker On," in your last issue, ap
pears to bo well versed iu tho law in
lh.it respect' and sppcars :c desire the
Sons of Temperance to bring actions
and abolish the traffic iu whisKey, nnd
says "It is their duty." He this as it
may, the Sons of Temperance of Orange
burg arc young in years, and few iu
numbers, through increasing rapidly.
aud arc not justified yet iu taking this
vigorous step, to stop this damning
curse. But wo hope ere long to make
the Temperance power felt in every
community throughout the land
"Looker On" 8iiys^"If they (the Sous of
Temperance) aro really iu earnest in
their noble work, let them demonstrate
it." By thin, ho me tus that we, as a
body, should do what is the StVorn duty
of the Sheriff, ^Deputy Sheriff, Coroners
and their deputies, nnd cvory Trial
Justice, as this violation of the State
Statutes certainly comes "within their
view and knowledge." And 1, as a mem
ber of the order of the Sons of Temper
ance, am opposed to doing what is the
sworn duty of-another, especially when
he be a State officer. We have Trial
JuBtices in town, plenty of them, and
they aro certainly not doing their duty
in this respect. Read the extract from
the license law, (as furnished by "Look
er on.") 31 r. Trial Justices of Orange
burg, and see if thareis not a required
duty for you to perform in regard to
Rar rooms.
If the Trial Justices would issue a
notice to all Bar-keepers within the
Towa to Comply forthwith with the pro
visions of the law in regard to Tavern
Licenses, it would have the desired
effect; and they will then have done
their sworn duty.
I am glnd Mr. Editor, to see that the
"New Street," movement is going
ahead, a.id hop:t ere long to see it one
of our principal thorough-faros. Let us
hear about the "market" occasionally,
so as the people wont forget it.
MORE ANON.
[COMMUNICATED.J
Mr. Editor : ? I noticed in the Tinut
an editorial in regard to the proposed
new street on the south side of Ku?scll
Street, which speaks something about
"self interest." Now sir I am utterly
surprised that a public journal would
for a moment think that anything for
tho interest of a growiug Town like
Ornngeburg was merely for self interest
I nin certain that at least a hundred
more names would have been added to
the list published in your public spirited
journal if the list had been more general
ly circulated. So, go ahead with the
now street question, Mr. Nkwb,
and I will guarantee that it will add an
hundred fold iutcroBt to our Town and
Citizens aud a little wee bit to self inter
est iu the bargain. Old fogyism, Bah 1
That's played. Our motto and cry is
Now Street! New Street! New Street !
How many good people havo fled from
Orangeburg ' on account of no available
building lots to be had or houses to let.
Yes, Mr. Editor brew many 7 a?v* ?'.Ml
fogies uro cryiug agaiust thsir ovru an d
ovorylody else's interest, too. I repeat,
go ahead with not ouly ono but many
new streets.
CITIZEN.
The Richmond Dukl.?It is rolatcd
of the venerable mother of McCarty
that sho was aware from the first of her
Bon's intention to oall Mordecni to ac
count. That on his suggestion to her
as he lay sick from the boating roceived
from Mordccai, that possibly his friends
might refuse to bear his message to his
opponent, aho said : "Be of good cheer,
my son ; il they roiusc, I'll carry it my
self." As is known, Colonel Tabb being
sent for readily oonsoated to act It is
said, 1 know not with how much truth,
that this .Spartan mother was not far
from tho field when tho combat took
place. At any rato, whoa the perforated
body of her son arrived at home at a
lato hour on that fatal Friday ni<;!it, the
anxious friends who convoyed liim into
tho maternal presence found every
convenience necessary to meet just such
a contingency as had happened.?X. Y.
Herald.
Tribute of Respect
Ala regular communication of St. Mat
thews Lodge No. 145, A. F. M. held on Sat
urday, July 5th, 1878, the following tribute
of respect was unanimously adopted:
"Behold! what havoc*the scythe of time
makes among the button race! If by
chance we should escape the numerous evils
incident to childhood and youth, und with
health nnd vigor arrive at the years "1
manhood , yet withal wo mint soon bo cut
down by tlie all devouring scythe of Time,
and be gathered unto the land whore our
fill hers have gone before us !"
Thun has our beloved brother, Senior De
oen II. \V. SNF.LL, passed away. May we
ever strive to emulate'bis example, "ever be
true und faithful. And may wo live and die
in love with our brother," 10 that when our
racojs run, we too, like him. Bhall be wafted
o'er this tempestous sea of troubles, and be
safely moored in a jipuccfui harbor, "where
the wicked cense from troubling, and tlie
weary shall be at rest." Therefore bo il
Resolved, 'J'hnt in the death of our late
brother Senitr Deacon II. W. SNKLL, St.
Matthews Lodge bus lost an efficient officer,
und a worthy member, one whose leal and
devotion was only equaled by his untiring
services to the order of masonry.
Resolved, That while w:o humbly bow to j
thu Supreme Authority a? the Urent Archi
tect of tho DuiveVafe, j^Ajluid consolation
in l nam ing thsa^^9aB>Ps)? i? lil*.c*eru?l
gain." yet we mourn ofir brother as 9 I ?
whoso place cannot bo tilled.
Resolved, That ? b'.unk page in car minute
book be dedicated and uppropriutal,) in
scribed to his memory; 'I'liat onrsliarnud
jowe's be dnipod iu mourning, an 1 t to
members also wear tin mual Imdgj of
muurnhig for the spne'e of sixty iliyt, an I
that these proceedings be published m th" '
Orangeburg papsrs.
fj F!>W IRDS
Sec. St. Matthews l.nJge,
No. UO A. F. M.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OBAXOKni'KU CofN I V,
OaaxoRuuBu, S, C, July 1st 1st ',.
Notios is hereby given that I will be at
the following place- on tbe days mentioned
to take Returns of Heal and Pers*ual Pro
perty. In the meantiine, my Office at
Orunirohurg will be open for tho Mime pur
pose, till the 2Uth dsy of August 1*7:1.
A ft or which dnie a penally of 50 per cent
w ill Le added to the property tf all delin
quents.'
At Braneht Ills Monday mi l Tuesday 14th
und 15th of .Inly. J. Hani)) Felder ? on
Monday Tuesday and Wedliosday 1! 1st 'JJ 1
und l!Sd of July. Howe'? i'uinp Saturday
?Jtlih of July.
Lswisville, Monday, Tuesday, und Wed
nesday tili ''tb und oih of August.
Fort Mette Thursday 7th of August.
Col. Daniel Livingston's Mill, Monday
and Tuesday lllhaud l*2tb of August.
JA 14KS VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor.
July 12 187:i tf
Tho State of South Carolina,
ORA-NOEliURG COUNTY.
In int: Ccurt OF I'roiiate.
By AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON, Esq.,
Judge of Probate iu said County.
WHEREAS, John K. Jones lialh applied
In me tor Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Krederisk IV. Jooes, late of Or
SUgcbttrg County, deceased.
J These are therefore to oils nnd admonish
I nil und singular the kindred und Creditors
of the Btiid deceased, to be ami appear, bo
I fore meat a Court of Frobatefor the said
Count\ to he holden at Orangohurg, on the
12filh day of July, 1*7:!. at 111 o'clook A.
M., to show cause if any. why the suid Ad
iiiinisinnii.fi should not bo granted.
Qiven under my Hand and the Soul of Court,
this 'Jih day of July Anno Domini 1878.
[L.S.] AUei. B. KNOWLTON,
Probate .ladge, (). C.
Jutjr 12 SI
?BARGAIN! ~
THE FINEST
SAW MILL
IN TUR
BOUT H!
FORTY HORSE POWER, and cverythin g
COMPLETE with good Belting, The above
Mill and Machinery hnvo been run about
three years. The above is Slforod LOW
DOWN and on terms to suit purchasers.
Apply to
JOSEPH STRAUS,
juue 5 187:1 ? tf
A dmtnlBtra^ont Notice?Per
f\ sotis having cliiims against tho Haiate
of I.. Ilayne Culler late ofOraugvbuvg
Count}, deceaccd, are required to present
sworn statements thereof, anil those indeb
ted to the same will make payment to,
J. W. CULLER,
Administrator,
?o^ob- 'one 'J! 187-1 81
WHAT PLEASES THE LADIES!
A
WHEBLER & W?LSON SEWING MA
CHINE.
They can bo bud by calling nt Mrs. Olden
dorll's .MilIrrerv Kstablishmcnt.
J. T. SIMMONS,
Canvassing Agent,
June *JS?8m Orungcburg, S. C.
TjlSTATE NOTICE.?All Pt>r
"j sons having demands against the Ks
tate "I iliu lute John 11. Millions, deceased,
nr?i requested to present the same, properly
attested, to the undersigned; and all per
sons indebted to said Estate arc requested
tu nuke immediate payment to
lt. BENSON TARRANT,
Qualified Administrator,
P. t). Grahams T. O., 8. Ca.
june 28 lia
Stable Manure.
A FINE LOT. For Sale Cheap by,
-TUAD C. ANDREWS,
june 7 tf
DIL C. IL TAB EIL
LKW IS VI I.I.K, S. I'.,
(ST. MATTHEWS P. O.,)
june "> 1873
OruiiKcbtirK Akt ien It m al mid
Machanlcul AMoelatiou.
The Stockholders are hereby called upon
to i>:iv the sec.1 instalment of FIVE DOL
LARS per share, to Kirk Itohinson Esq.,
Treasurer, at Citizens Ravings Hank.
Orungcburg, S. ('.. on or before the Urcuty
firsl day of July, 'lH7:;.
By Order of the Hoard of Directors,
SAMUEL DIBBLE, Secretary,
dune'JI Jt
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that from on und
tifler TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY of JULY
is;::, t<> WEDNESDAY the 20th DAY of
AUGUST, this ?Office will be OPEN to re
ceive the RETURNS of REAL and PER
SONAL PROPERTY Of this County. Tux
payers arc requested to have a Correct List
of the diffcrcbt Classes "f Lands as follows
Number of leres of Planting Land.
Number of Acres of Meadow und Pas
ture.
Number -if Acres cf Wood Land.
And Number of Buildings.
Each Tract of Land must be ret timed
separate in the Township where it lies,
and at the same tin. they will make their
Return of Personal. Property, Moneys and
Credits.
Tux-payers are urgently requested to be
PROMPT in MARINO their RETURNS as
the Law requires me to mid u Penalty of
"a? per cent, to the Real ami Personal Pro
prrtT ,.r DctttxjnooiH. WMoh in KVEU^"
INSTANCE WILL PK DONK *
JA8. Vax TASSELi
Co. Auditor.
june 28 fct
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO
LINA,
COUNTY Ol?1 ORANGKBURG.
In the Co Simon I'i.kas.
Tho Stnto?-ExKehitionc ?) Rill
The Solieit.T of the S uth- Y to Perpclmite
i tn t'iicuit. ) reatitnony.
Er /?? u 1 Application to prove
K. A. i'homas. / Lo-t Deed.
Application on <-ut!i having been male by
P.. A. Thomas to prove the past Existence,
Loss and Contents of n Deed ,h,iei tho 11?
Jau., 1850, from this applicant to Win.
Frederick. It is ordered?
Thai all persons having like or opposite
interest in paid Deed, whether residents in
ihi> State or out of it : and who desire to do
so shall appeir und cross examine the evi
dence produced : and introduce evideuee in
reply before me, at my Office at Orungcburg
on tho -Uth day of September next.
?EO. BOLIVER,
June Uth, 1S?:J. Referee,
june '21 8?u
The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In THE Coi.MlT t>P PltOUATB.
P.y AUGUSTUS P.. KNOWLTON, Esq.,
Ju-lge of Probate in said Comity.
WHEREAS, George Doliver, Clerk, hath
applied lo me for Letters of Administration
on the Estate of William C. Cofer, lute of
Orungcburg County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
m11 and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be und appear !???
fore me at a Court of Probate for the said
County, to he hohlen at Orangeburg on the
14th day of July, \^l->, ot 10 o'clock A.
M. to show cause if any, why the said Ad
ministration should not he granted.
Given under my hand und the Seal of my
Court, thi? -J Ith day of June A. D. 1H7:5,
and in the ninety-seventh year of American
Independence.
AUG. R. KNOWLTON, .
[L.S.] Judge of Probate O. 0.
june 28 2t
In Medicine*, Quality it cf the First Impor
tance,"
E. J. OLIVEROS, M. D.,
DEALER IX
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISH, NON-EXPLOSIVE
LAM PS, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac., Ae.,
PBBSCRITIONS prepared with ACCUR
ACY and FIDELITY, foi which purpose a
full and complete assortment of PUKE
CHEMICALS ami GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on baud.
Long experience?a successful business
career of mere thau eight years In Orange
burg, a good kuowledgo of the DU CO
MARKET at honte and abroad, will afford a
sufficient gnarantc-o that all goods sold or
dispensed at my establishment will be
GENUINE and RBHAULS
Apprsciaiittg the success which In the
past has at ton-led aiy efforts, 1 hav? de.
termiued to spare ne pains to merit a con
ttkaace of the putrouage &o liberally bestow
ed.
E. J. OLEYKKOS M. D.
No. 100 Kussel Street Orangcburg.
from hie celebrated firm of
LANDRETH & CO.
Of the following descriptions : ?
flat dutch, red top. amber globe, large globe, pome
RaNEAN globe, yellow ruta bag a, etc.
To be had from
E. EZEKIEL,
SIGJT^ OF THE 13IG WATCH.
members of the agricultural society will be suppliod with
Ruta Ruga and all other Seeds us usual.
tST watches and jewelry repaired.
july 5 00
THE HIGHEST PRICE
will be paid for
ROUGH EICE, COEN AND PEAS
AT
The Mill
of
STRAUS & STREET,
OEANGEBUEG, S. C,
Where also RICE, CORN and other GRAIN will be GROUND at tho
LOWESTJttARKET RATES.
?..-^--. .--,.
K?lln & Bro
-CONTEMPLATE MOVING IN THEIR
New Store
On or about the FIRS" of SEPTEMBER In the interim they win CLOSB
OUT their
ENTIRE STOCK
AT UNPRECEDENTED
To save expense of Moving and Carriage.
All pe.sons interested in J3 ATrlG .A. INS will uke DUE NOTICE
and govern themselves accordtugly.
THEODORE KOHU & BROTHER.
IT IS NOW SETTLED
THAT the "ENTERPRISE SALOON" conducted hv J. HERMAN W?HLERS Istha
ONLY PLACE in Orangeburg where anything like FANCY DRINKS, or COOLING and
DELICIOUS BEVERAGES ore prepared, and it is very certain.
That Captain Jack and Ellen*? 2?&n
Were tliey here, would wonder st the delicious mode in which "fire-water" ean be eoa
eocled. AH the wonderful Summer diguises, such as
"CLARET.PUNCHES," "SHERRY-COBBLERS," "COCK-TAILS," "WHITE-LTONS,"
?MINJ-JI LP'S," ?OIX-8LIXGS," BRANDY-SMASHER," "LEMONADES
o la baton,*' SODA-WATER arte MM moiieMe," SKIN8," TOD
DIES," "CROWDERS" and "olla podrida' of
"STRAIGHTS,"
Are to be brought to Orangeburg,
In foci arc already horo and HOURLY COMPOUNDED and HOURLY* ENJOYED by tan
bon fivanU and those who possess the sawn ?i?te and ahttW "^w\e*t\+iikaJ."
Those who fancy the death of the Duke of Clarence and, '-ui rrould U*n
To be Browned in a Hogshead of
Wine
Can find the MATERIALS far this glorious suicide, hut would doubOeus be di?ta?de4
from such a purpose on stopping in
At the Enterprise Saloon
Kept ever OPEN and BRIGHT
BT J. HERMANN W?HLERS.
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