Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SAJM?DAY, A l'GTST y, 1873. ?Fxr?'?'-1-~~ Voi? fit** T. ?. Audrews next Wednesday. PERSONALS - As this issue of tho News will be hurled with the corner stone of tho Fair Building of the Agricultural Society of Orangeburg County, wo desire to bury a tew items of a great many men with it. The News may bo discm tombed within a century and thoso to come may Enow, without reading histo ry, something of those of to-day. Wc will commence at tho depot, nnd promise riot less than two uor more than tdu linos to any person. Mr* T.'O. Dawsoo is our depot agont. Ho is affable and polite. May Orange burg always have such an agclt. Mr. T* A. Jeffords, keeps on the corn er near the Railroad. He U delicately 'built, but possessed of decision of bha racter. Messrs. T. C. amlJ.S. Albot gotti uro with him, both jolly good fel lows. Hon. Thos. W. Glover lives next. His uamo forms a part of the history of tho State. N. Austin Bt?ll is an adopted citizen of whom we are truly proul. Ho was Mayor ot this city for years. Mortimer Glover?-son of Judge Thos. W. Glover?is one of the first members of the bar. TV. N. Scovill Is a partner of Bull, Scovill & Piko, aud a valuable aud in dependent citison. Patrick Doyle is a son of New York, and a better man uuver lived. John English, S partner Of Doyle, knows the isong, "Wealing ot the Green," and is a young man of Much promise. ? . Mrs. M. A. Tread well, relic of the Inte W. R. Tt eudwell, is a lady who has long been, and is uow engaged iu the hotel business. Her family is amoug toyr oldest. C. D. Kortjohn is an tentcrprisiug young German merchant, and prospering daily. Goorg? Williams, native, merchant. Has many friends. Jv 0? JaUhcy, Saddler and ham s kuaker. Charlestoniao. Good eitisou. Xi M Girardcau, recently from Char leston. Furuiti'.rc buduuss. T D Wolfe, grocery and dry goods, native born; A good fellow and a good bitiztd. William Willcoek, tin ware* Has made tbonny. Alderman and a s'Kan uck.>' A 1 eitissu. Ml1* Mattlev milliner; Prospering. George S Shirer, groceries and liquors. Ev?l:ybody knows him. A general favorite. ^ A Fischer, Liquors making money. Vose & Ittlar, Groceries. Vose from Chfctkstott. tetaf "to the manner born." A popular firm. No better iu the town. Moscloy ?fe Crook, Groceries Ae., Recently started, but already deep iu the hearts of their customers. W M Sain, Saloon & Billiards; also dealer in horsos. From the Tar heel State. J A Hamilton, Groceries, Dry goods and editor of tho Oraiigcburg Times. J H Fowles, from Beaufort. Cashier ot the Citizens Saving Bank. E. Ezekiel, jeweller. Adopted citi zen. Energetic go-ahead man. W S Teague, from Laurens. Fore man in Times' Office. Strong tempo rante man. W A Edwards, native of Columbia. Foreman Oranoehuro News. Worthy Patriarch of Orangcb irg Division No 24 Sins of Temperance. W P Sponccr, printer in News' Of ?ce. Andrew Redmond, bettor known as "Biley." Our Devil. The Orangeburg Times, a Democratic newspaper. J A Hamilton, editor ; J H Fowles, local editor; K irk-Robinson, business manager. Andrew F lirowning, uative of Char lent on, Trial Justice. . Dr A C Dukes. A young man of much promise. Doing well. J W Patrick & Co. Dry goods and shoes. Good business man, in a good business. The Oraxqeburq New*, speaks for Itself. W E Williams, nature, oqr popular postmaster. Q A Jtfeuffer, German, K>.oq Doq tioh spreeheq. Clerk iu post office. D Louis, dry goods, Ac. Oldest mer chant in town. Popular and prosper* ous, Goo H Coruolson, adopted citizen. Docs about the best business in town. T Kohn & Bro. More Germans. Dry goods &c. Lite business men, who bare their reward in this world. Dr K J Olireros, adopted citizon, with 6no opportunities for poisoniug every citizen of the County. Prefers however to do theiu all good?-and does it. Mrs Oldendorf?, Gorman. Milliner. Much rospocted and doiug well. James Jones, tailor. Ono of our old est and most respected citizens. Thomas W Albergotti, Chnrlestonian, IJrkcr and confectionery. Doiug a good business. Philip Hieb, Dry goods Ac , German. Doing well. J P Hnrloy general merchant Ac i native. Old stand-by. Joseph Lark ins, harness maker, one of the tir*t and strongest Republicans in the County. L Kansdale, contractor, adopted citi zen. Another good man H Rigg?, Carriage factory and Saw Mill; from Connecticut. A go-ahead public spirited nud successful man. S II Clark, northern man, blacksmith. Retired from business. W A Meroney, geuoral merchant. "Tar heeler." On the square in every thing. Runs a first rate hotel. M Rich, German, clothing and dry goods. Doing z good business. Jackson A Them, groceries. Among t.ho'bcst of our colored citizens. Charles Green, caterer. Gives close nttcntion to his business. J Wallace Cannon, groceries and liquors. Another "Tar-heeler/' Young and enterprising merchant. Joseph McNnmara, adopted citizen, dry goods &c. Prospering. M Aibrecht, German, boot and shoo maker. Evury body likes "Mat." F W II Hng-imann, G :rrcun . Oilr May of. A jelly good fellow. Highly respected. John Adde?, Cef man, Groceries Ac. A iittietj good eitiien. T W Certmillj from the Emerald Isle. Dry goods did Doiug Well. W T Idghtfoot, a Georgiant groceries Ac. One of o?r My>?t enterprising citi zens. James Cannon. nntWe. RctircJ from business. P i Cnnnnn, Gunsmith, native. In genious nicchuui^. . Rull, Scoville & Piko, general merch ant. All adopted citiaeus A leading and thoroughly reliable firm. Have made money. D W Robinson, Tailor. A quiet good citizen, respeotod by over/ one. L Rich, German. Merchant. I P Thompson, adoptod oitizon, j eWel ler. Doing well. Puul Moutsol; German, baker, kn:>tfd how to "raise" things. Goodoitisen. Osoar Chaiupy, groceries, adopted citizen, of tho oourteous old French School. Chnmpy Drothers, groceries and liquors young and go ahead. J W H Dukes, Hotel. One of the old oitizeu9, native of this county. Dr T A Elliott, an able and beloved physician. One of the best men the Lnrd ovor made. Those who have most suffered, best know him. Dr. A S Salloy, a physician, excelled by none in the County. Dr. M G Salley, a young physician of much promise. The "worthy son of a 'worthy sire." Dr. T B Legare, from Charleston. Recently settled here. R II Aldrioh, Carolinian. Shingle factory. Joseph Straus, German. Machinist and mill wright. Rice and Grist mill. Adopted oitizon. Z M Wolfe A Mitchell, House Paint ers. John Lucas, Chnrlestouian, builder and contractor. Joseph Browor, A Alexander. Paint ers. R M Smith, Georgian: Contractor and builder. Col. J C Edwards, native. .Brick yard. P Doyle & Co. Carriago faotory is. The following is a list of tho lawyers now practicing in Orangcburg : T W Glovor, W M Hutson, W F HaUon, W J DoTreville, J Folder Meyers, Jas F Iz'ar, S/Fhiuol Dibble, Mortimer Glover, Julius W Glover, Maloolra I Browning, T B Whaley, A F Browning, John L. Humbert, Augustus B Knowlton. R I Cain, native, sheriff. C B Glover, native, deputy sheriff. George Boliver, 'German, Clerk of Court, Augustus B KuowUoq, Judge of Pro bate. James P Mays, Oh loan. Trial Justice. Thad C Andrews, adopted citizen County Treasurer. ' Jaums Van Tassel, adopted citizen. County Auditor. Fran!: MoKiulay, native. School Commissioner. E T It Smoako, John Robinson, Alexander Rrowu, Couuty Commission ers. Town Council?F II W Briggmnnn, Mnynr; Aldermen, E J Oliveros, Win Willcoek, George Boliver, Abrain Mar tin. E J Olivoros, Clerk. James J Caunon, Town Marshall. Episi ? >al Church?Nathaniel B Ful ler, pastor. Presbyterian Church?J D A Browu, pastor. Methodist Chureh?-F Auld, pastor. Hugh A C Walker, presiding elder. lhiptint Church?I)r I 1) Durham, pastor. Lutheran Church?0 A Hough, pas tor. Yol<* for T. C. AiidrcwK next Wednesday, See Kortjoho's new advortisuuient. The cottou of Mr. Baxter, on Mr Wolfe's place, is beautiful. Branch ville [tents too late for th*i6 issuo. Will keep until next week. The bill of lumber sawod by Mr. II. Riggs forKohn A Pro. is ub fine as any we have ever seen. A fine milch cow belonging to W. Al Mcroney, Esq., fell dead in tho street near the resideuoe of Mr. Rausdale on Tuesday last. The weeds and grass in tho Court H huso Square afford a comfortable bid ing placo for snukes. Whoso duty in it to haVo them cut down T m Vote for T. C An drens next Wednesday. We learn that Mr. Meroucy has made arrangements to keep, during the Fall and Winter, a supply of fine hogs, (auoh us ho had lust year) for sale. We learn that our enterprising young friend Mr.Helton Rettcrson haa purchas ed a valuable lot opposite Court Houso Square on which he designs erecting a handsome building. Howe's Pump is growing rapidly. Some of our most sterling citizens reside in and around her borders, and wo predict that the next Legislature will give her the power to olect au Intcndaut and Wardens. Vote for T. C. Andrews next Wednesday. Tho City Council are having a ditoh dug along side Amelia Streot which will bo a great bcnefiV to that portion of Orangeburg. Co ahead gentlemen, let your ending be attended with as much praise as greeted your Induction into office. Mr. C. W. Caldwell requests us to state, and we do state with pleasure , that he did not join the "Allies," as we mistakeuly announce 1 in our last issue. Mr. Caldwcll desires us further to say that he will now, and always, support the regular nominee of the Straight Ilepub lican party. 1 ho exe8':iaes acoompamying tho laving of ths Corner Stone of the Fair Building of the Agricultural Socioty, will take placo at tho Fair Grounds to day at 12 o'clook. The Masons will assemble for their preparatory exercises at 10 a m, at the Masonic Hall. Vote for T. C. Andre vk next Wednesday. - f ? L. R. Heek with, Esq., has handed us ppocimens of tho cotton worms and co coons found on his nnd Mr. Charles Caller's farn.s The appearance of the enemy at this early day has created u great deal of alarm among onr eotton planting friends. We hope sincerely that their fears may not be realized. BAKE BALL.? ? A game of Base Ball was playod on Monday afternoon. Wo learn from one who knows, that thosccoud nine beat the first, four runs. The first making eighteen wTiile the second made twenty-two. There is some talk of a club from Charleston challcgiug the Orange Club. Look out Orangeburgers ! Vote for "V. c\ Andrew? next Wednesday, Columbia, a. C, Dec 20th, 1870. To the, Editor OrauyeLury Nties ; Stn?I have the honor to Inform you that At a meeting'of the Board of Officers, cre ated ??y an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate the Publication of ?11 Legal and Public Notices," the following i ?solution was adop ted : Rrtulvtd, That the " O R A K O B IT R 0 N K W S " i? hereby designated as the OFFI CIAL PAPER far the Publication of all l.rgsl Xeticcs and Official A'lvertUementi of the County Officers in the County of Orange burg. Respectfully. &o. F. L. O?RDOZO, 8*e. of State and Chairman Board. Per W. It. JON KS. COMMERCIAL." MARKET REPORTS. Omer, or tuk On *sn Renan Nkws, August, 9 h 1873 COTTON?Sales during the week 40 bales. We quote: Ordinary......10^14^ bow Middling.1 W,. Middling.l?jfrt? Rovuu Rick.$1.40per ousbel Corn.$1.00 per bushel. t'ow Peas.1.00 per bushel. PiNUKBri. 1.10.per bushel. T'ue recent decisions ef the Suprome Court of the United Slates have declared the HOMESTEAD ACTS "of 'his State un constitutional' aS to debti contracted prev ious to IHHtf. The last amendment to 'he Bankrupt law gives to the debtwr the -me exemption of real and personal propv / as was given to hin by the HOMESTEAD LAW. The only way that HOMESTEADS can be secured is by taking the benefit of the Bank rupt Act, Especial attention has been and will be devoted to this branch of the law by BROWNING A BROWNING, Attorneys at Law, Russell Street, Orangeburg S. C. may 24 .?>t Spring Arrivals AT Geat reduction in prices of Spring Ueodn bought in the last ten day. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BE8T AND Cheapest ready-made Spring Clotbiug, go <? WcNAMARA S. IF YOU WANT LAD1F.8 AND CHILD ren's Shoes of the best quality and at low prices, goto * MiNAMARA'S. F YOU WANT LADIES DRKSS GOODS ? Cheap and Stylish, go to Mi-NAM ARA'8. IF YOU WANT GEXTEEMEN'S CA88I ineroH. (iotUs, Tweeds, Meltons, Drab' d>t?\ Summer drills aud cottouades, etc., nil of the best quality, and the largest Stock in tovrn, and at low prices, too. goto MtNAMAH.VS. IF YOU WANT GOOD SUGAR, 8 LRS For $1, go to McNAMAKA'S. IF YOU WANT GOOD BROWN HOMES? pun out wide, at 1 _M cent*, goto McNAMARAS. IF YOU WANT TO BUY CHEAP FOR Cash, jo to MoNAMARA'S. Being thankful for. the liberal put ronage bestowed on rne in the past, I respectfully sclicit a continuance of the lame. . .1 McS A MAN A. Appr.126,'1873 ly. RS. CS. -yt A.T ILE, RUSSELL STREET, Takes pleasure in announcing to her Cus tomers aud the Public in general that she has opened her SPRING STOCK consisting of tbe LATEST STYLES of MILLINER? GOODS. Thankful for past favors, xhe respectfully solicits a continuance of the saute. A SPECIALTY?Dress Making. Cutting und Fitting Carried on us usual by Mrs. 1. S. CUM MINGS. Country Orders respectfully solicited and will meet with prompt attention. a pi 19 lm THE FINEST As well as the cChoiccst Stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS und S EG ARS are offered for sale by' C. D. KORTJOEFS A flue lot or P. 8. SIDES and SIIOULDERS at a very LOW PltlCE. Also a fine loavf AUCM/S'JJA FLOUR, very CHEAP. Just received a large STOCK of WHISKEYS, BRANDIES, WINE, CIN, Ac. Special attention is calted to my sto?k of cocnac, cherry, * blackberry and pbaoh brandies, an I HOLLAND GIN. fall and be convinced. c. r>. Koimoi-iN. aug 9 c Why is it that MOSELEY & CilOOK. Sell GOODS so CHEAP? Because they "Sell Exclusively for CASH." juue 28 june 28 ljr Southern Life Insurance Company. ??:o: PRINCIPAL OFFICES:?Mempiiis Tknn., ami Atlanta, Ga. -:o. KemphlS Office.?T. A. Nelson, President. A Woodruff, Vice-President Benjamin May, Secretary, Atlanta Office.?John B. Gordon, President^ A. IT. Colquitt, Vice-Presi dent. .1. A. Morri?, Secretary. BLACK & WARRING, General Agents, Columbia, South Carolina. J. A. Hamilton, Resident Agent, Orangeburg, South Carolina. ASSETS January 1st, 1878 ? ? $,1534,483,97 ANNUAL INCOME.81,000,000. ORANGEBURG MUNCH OF SOUTH . DEPARTMENT. CAROLINA Dr. W. F. Barton, John A. Hamilton, That! C. Andrews, Paul S. Felder, L. It. Bccitwith, TRUSTEES: Robert Copes, James F, Irlar. Dr. W. W. Wannraaker, E. R?ssel Zimmerman, W. J. DeTreville, George Bolivcr, Thomas Zimmerman James Van Tassel, Henry Moorer, Samuel Dibble, Executive Committee. Dr. W. F. Barton,-Chairman, Jahn A. Hamilton, Secretary, Pali. s. Felder, .Tamer F. Izlar, George Bolivkb, This Company issues policies on all approved plans and pays losses promptly For further information, ayply to June 12, 1873 . JOHN A HAMILTON. Resident Aagent, Orangebur^, So. C. 17 3m FROM THE CELEBRATED FIRM OF LANDRETH & CO. Of the following descriptions : FLAT DUTCH, RED TOP, AMBER GLOBE, LARGE GLOBE, POMK RaNEAN GLOBE, YELLOW RUTA BAG A, ETC. To be had from E. EZEKIE L, SIGrTST OF THE 1*1 Gr WATCH. MEMBERS of the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will be supplied with Ruta Baga and all other Seeds as usual. ftajr WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED. ~?t july 5 00 THE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR ROU GH RICE, CORN AND PEAS AT The Mill OF STRAUS & STREET, ORANGEBURG, S= C, Where also RICE, CORN and Other GRAIN will be GROUND at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. june 21 00 TKohn&Bro CONTEMPLATE MOVING IN THEIR New Store On or about the FIRST of SEPTEMBER. In the interim they will CLOSM OUT their ENTIRE STOCK AT I * N PR ECEDENTED To save EXPENSE of Movintr and Carriage. All peisons interested in TJ ? [RG AI^STS take DUE NOTICE and gore.ru themselves accordingly. THEODORE EOEN & BROTHER. IT IS NOW SETTLED THAT the ??ENTERPRISE' S LOON" cnudncted by J. HERMAN w*AHLKES is the ONLY PLACE in Orr.ngebnrg where anything like FANCY HitIXKS, or COOLING and DELICIOUS BEVERAGES are prepared, and it is very certain. That Captain Jack and Ellen's Man ? ere they here, would wonder at the delicious mode in which "fire-water" can be eon cocted. All the wonderful Summer digulses, such as "CLARET.PUNCHES." "SHERRY-COBBLERS," "COCK-TAILS," "WHITE-LIONS " '?MINT-J U LInS," ?.?GIN-8LINGS," BRANDY-SMASH KS," "LEMONADES a la baton," SODA-WATER, avee tine tnottcnr," SKINS," TOT DIES," "CROWDERS" and "olia j>odrida." of "STRAIGHTS," Are to be brought to Orangeburg, In fact are already here and HOURLY COMPOUNDED and HOURLY ENJOYED by the Aon rivanr* and those who,possess the nariu oivre and a little "trAertn-ilhal," Those who fancy the death of the Duke of Clarcnca and who would like To be Drowned in a Hogshead of Wine J an find the MATERIALS for this glorious suicide, but would doubtless be dissuaded irom such a purpose on stopping iu At the Enterprise Saloon Kept ever OPEN and BRiGHT BY AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt.