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ILO OAL. 8AT?RDAY, NOV. 22, 1873. strips. Go and try them, ssl The Bernwell Rates come off uext kfifej foi-oogeburg will probably be Well represented. : ?.? ? - cading columns of the Sumtcr 'alihman appear in new typu thin Week. If 'you want a hot puuch call*on matter Anbury Waniiamakor at the Billiard Saloon. # Dr. A. C. Duke* ban junt received u full aseorjiucpt of Christmas prcseuts, such as toys and other afticles, and is ?oiling them lovf. Now is the time to please your little ones. ? 11 "\\Ti._?,^u. air. oWU*^ " .??r* m the Secretary of State's office, has our thanks for a copy of the l?tat? luusurer's Annual Report for the fiscal year ending October 31, 1S73. Wc dcoire to call particular atteutio n to the odvertiactnent of the Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company of New York, which appears in our advertising columns. Sometimes when the Secretary of the Orangeburg Agricultural S ociety noti fie* the members of a meeting he writes of the bottom "Lunch and wine." 'it^varybody oouies that day. .-ifoley'-s compliments to Mr. T. 11 Bnyd, and it was a very niee bat indeed ?and our compliments to Mr. ?. for taking anch good care of our head devil's head-piece. Lot all who want a pair of shoes j;?p?ir to Ltoyd's and uko ilicii rhnn,r. erAud whiic you're liiere 'twill coiue <iui?e pat Ta buy yoursalf a st vli%h hat. (.Machin* broke.) v f - ' _ _ p;rt Tt.Mtjolin says that it doesn't depend on our I a leint! Cuba wb- tber he ?rr:-p?. a gor-d sto<k ot <Mg?rs or not. II - kuuws just where to buy. jnst what t<i buy anil mat how tit buy, uud, kuowing all thcae things, he of enwse know? j? t ?nW w iutt l.ia cuatcment. Sweet in lb? nostrils of those who love a irood ?e*<ar is th-i m-il ifi t .us nuu-j o'' ?Chris ian D- K rtj hn. We see by our exchanges that C??l. A. T>. Frederick has been appnlntod a urn the State Agricultural and ?i||lia^Va( Viviety, to the Cotton fttjlli W yjfricn^tural Convention at A Unta Ga. Col. Frederick is one of our Vf? '?ns, is a gentleman of varied culture experience, and no better ?election could have been made. -, I I I I BIS I . ? I. Farewell, Hippo-Olympiad ! Farewell, thou Folar bear ! Farewell, O gentle giraffe!' Farewell, O maiden bare! The giraffe's neck ia long and slim. The maiden' a legs are long and thin. II. Farewell, laugh-atirring clown.! And aaoakeya all. farewell ! Tat ostrich, with his bristly down, Was as infernal sell. The ostrich foot is quite divine, lie wears a nurnter forty-nine. 111. Adae, adoe, O kangaroo ! Adoo, expressive owl ! Yet bark 1 while miles between us grow. Thy bard's path et ie hewl. The owl's accent ia circumflex, Thy bard, he wcara a pair of speca. Heqefc rj .. IV mBaKsIl tfrart that touchel ray sou, Te bears and giraffes tall ! 'Ts maiden, clown and kangaroo, Te atenkeya, tails and all! A menkey'a tail ia good to c'imh, My tale ia only good to rhyme. Premium Lint. The following is the list of Premiums awarded to Exhibitors from Orange* barg County, by the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society at its Fifth Annual Exhibition, held at Columbia. roi7or?s^---Shirt> by Mr?. P. V. Dibble, Medal. - Mechanical Department?Sheep skins, by John Mooror, Medal. Household Department?Pure Cider VitMgar, by Mrs. Harpin Rigga, Silver. Bex of Honey in Comb, by Mrs. ?^rpi?lMgg.,s,o.OO. IteeeUe ami Fancy Work?Netted Mantle, by Mrs. A. D. Frederick, Silver. Cmbat Zephyr Cape, by Mr*. T. aUtt*;*^. Parlor Scrap Bag, by Miss Ague* Dibble, silver. Two Fancy Cases, by Miss Raymond, silver. Crochet Machine Cover, by Mrs. T. , Kokn, silver. Log Cabiu Quilt, by Miss Julie Oliver, silver. Imitation Marseilles Quilt, by Mrs. T. C. Andrews, silver. Embroidarcd Childj Dress, by .Mrs. A. M. Tharin, silver. Embroidered Card Basket, by Miss Be'lc Geiger, silver. Silk Embroidered Cover, by Mrs. T. j R?hn, silver. Pin Cushion, by Mrs. P. Rich, silver. Braided dress, by Mrs. G. D. Keiw silver. Embroidered Pillow Cases, Mrs. Frank Jennings, silver. Bend Basket, Mrs. P. Rieh, silver. ^ -, k>j .-..oo jjcasiu vjiover, silver. Fine Aria Department?Salver, Philip Kohn, Premium for Engraving, Ice Pitcher and Stand. Philip Kohs. Design nnd workmanship tasteful and elaborate Goblets, by Philip Kuhn, silver. The above is a copy of tho ofliciul publication of the pveraium? issued at the Fair just closed. All parties to whom Premiums were awarded, but who linvo not received them, will find tlioui in the hands of Messrs W. G. Wbilden Sc Co. of Charleston. no ?* iron*:? It has long boon a favorite tluiry with Primary Readers, John B. Gocon the Sons of Tompcraneo. et <ilis, that man is the only animal so utterly de based ob to drink whiskey. Read this from the Brooklyn E?.gle, and see how sadly the good people have been mistaken. I ?A Scutch Terrier, on Sunday ' nfu>rnnnn answers to the name of ? Punch," ears and tail out, yellow head and feet, with dark prey body. Who over will return him to the east corner i<f Hemsen and Henry streets, w.li receive n suitable reward. There! Veil* 1 Behold ! Tell it not in Gath, publish it mit in Askolon. (you may in the Nkm's) in this enlightened uiu'ecutlt century, iu the City nf Churehes. nnd the ho ne nf th 0 Young .Men's Christian Association, a Scotch Terrier, not an ordinary, iireligious, stump tailed cur. mind you. but a regu lar orthodox, Presbyterian, Scotch Terrier, a Terrier !'r- in the lau 1 rj' cakes, One that no doubt cau howl the dogs ology aa well its any other Scotchman, answers on Sunday, aye, ou Sunday, perhaps even while BakTLKTT'm church bells are ringing, to thu vile name of Punch ! Think of it, Babes of the Covenant, and Cold Water men! Thiukofit, Men of the League! Aud you, oh, J. B. G oo?tun ! How must the child ren of tho devil triumph ! No longer may you shame ungodly suckers with scurvy comparisons betwecu themselves and the canine race. No longer may you declare that dogs won't drink? here is one who won't come to his mas ter of a Lord's day, in the aftornoon, unless he is called I'unc.'i .' Heie, Punch ! Punch ! Punch! >? hat liquid title must charm his oars on week days we know not. Ou Mou day lie is perhsps addressed by the seductive words, G:n Cflcktail ; on Tuesday, as Tout and Jerry ; ou Wed ncsdsy, as Brandy Sling, and so on. Or, the names of the various ingredients which goto make up tho delicious com. pound yclept Punch may perhaps be applied to the Scotch on th ? unholy days of the week, it being reserved for the Sabbath to mingle them all into one triumphant boverago. Thus, perchance, in the Terrier on Monday foudly ad dressed with the magic disy liable, Whiskey, on Tuesday with the dulcet polysyllable, Su^ar, on Wednesday, with the cooling, nromntio trochee, Lemon, and in like in inner through the weok. Be that as it may, tho dog's whiskey proclivities ou the Sabbath afternoon are decided. Bow-wow ! Punch ! here Punch, ! A Kansas paper remarks : ??The profit is not large in killing ten cent buffulo eslves with live cent cartridges." The last illustration of the Darwin ian doctrine is a Virginia City wood* ohuok, that plays poker sod drinks Whisky. official PROCLAMATION. ST AT E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \ EXKCtJTIVK I'Or.vnTMKNT. I T( ia mi established custom among all civilized States and nations, annually ?? acknowledge in an especial manner?on a day set apart for that purpose?the merci ful care ami protection of the Divine Crea tor, and to express their acknowledgments to Him in solemn public form Therefore, 1. FRANKLIN J. MOSES. Jr., Governor of South Carolina, do hcrtdry appoint nml designate THURSDAY, THE ?.I7TII OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to be observed as a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty Clod. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set [l. .s.] my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to he affixed, a* ?*'?lMO'bia? this twelfth day of November, A. I'J I87;l, nnd in the ?81h year of the Independ ence of the United States of America. By the Governor : FR.VNKLIN .1. MOSES, Ja. U.E. HAYNS, Scciclary of Slate. O O CO Ol_Oi.?. 0 CO Shoe Store CD Jg O CO 3 JCST OPENED next door to Cornelsou's with a stock of lioots and Shoes, Selected from the Manufacturers expressly to suit HARD TIMES, buth km regards QUALITIES and PRICES. To tie satiafied llial such is the ease, tho citizens of Oraiigoburg and vicinity are re spectfully invited to call nnd examine my Stock, as I hope '<> be aide to show, not on'v that ibrfi"- I? UAni.tf liliig iiVahi iiiuUi. lU? Sun."' but also hi inething to benefit the un derstanding. Cull and see. T. B. nOYD. i>oi 8 I2tu Q X mOWARB*.?I.o>?< on Fair OsJ OROUND.a MEM I It AN DUM BOOK with my Name in it. Any one returning it to me will receive the above rrward. no* 8 ? If II. RIGGS. ]\STU4VI,H from the Plan j Intion of Dr. W. c. Wolle. 1 SMALL DAY MILL, on the 4th hut ant, belonging to Henry AdauiS. Any person taking up the same will he suitably regarded by iu forming. HENRY ADAMS nov si if WHAT PLKASKS THE LADIES A WHEELER * WILSON SEWING MA CHINE. They can be bad by calling at Mrs. Oldon dorlCs Miliercry Kstablishinent. J. T. MM M?NS. Canvassing Agent, june 28?Jim Oiauguburg, S. C. THE Q It EAT REMEDY FOU CONSUMPTION which can be cured by a timely resort to this Stand ard preparation, as lias been proved by tho hundreds of testimonials received by the proprietors. It is acknowl edged by many prominent physicians to be the most reliablo preparation ever in troduced for tho relief and cure of all Lung complaints, and is offered to the public, sanctioned by the experience of over forty years. AVhen resorted to in season it sel dom fails to effect a speedy cure in the most soverc cases of Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, "Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Sore ness in the Chest and Side, Liver Complaint, Bleeding at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's Balsam does not dry up a Cough, and leave the cause behind, as is tho caso with most preparations, but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of tho complaint. _ pnKrAnED nv BETH W. FOWLE ot SOUS, Boston, Men., And sold by Druftflsts and Doalurs generally. oot 18 ly Bricks! Bricks bricks!!! THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY Informs the public that he ia now pre pared to furnish BRICKS in any quantity. All ordera will meet piompt attention. J. C. EDWARDS, june i 187<> tf bot All perseus INDEBTED to m? by Licna, Store Acoount or Note.-^?m f?5T wl>l please come forward AT ONCE and nettle up/^?a New Goods AT PANIC PRICES! it LOUIS IS SELLING His ENTIRE STOCK of NEW GOODS AT COST! GOODS AT PANIC PRICES AT C. D. KORTJOHN S Any person needing !r wanting to Mipply themselves with the NECESSARIES OF LIFE, would do well to e.jl ou the undersigned before purchasing elsewhere. the) GrgpCKORY :DKX^ART;\C:f:NT Is COMPLETE, and tlie SARC1TY of MONEY has induced me to aell LOW DOWN for CASH. Xj I Q TJ O Jt S TWENTY to TWF.NTV-FlH: per CENT can be SAVED by buying from roe. which the i nine Las bi ought downU-LOW that a Good Article can be had for RKCTIHEI) prices. SEGlpS AND TOBACCOS Are nlco influenced hy the SCARCITY of M"NEY. 1 here a LARCH QUANTITY on II AN I), and will disnoo* of them LOW DOWN for CASH. Call and convince yotraelves. C. 13. KOETJOHN. nov 15 . ENTERPRISE GRO. ERY STORE ! -BY AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt. II WE OPENED on the em m-r <>| p?i?ite RI LL. SCOVILL k PIKE a FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE Where lie will keen EVERYTHING in the above line. CHOICE FRUITS alwav* >>n band THE ENTERPRISE SALOON Has been moved to the rear of the ENTERPRISE GROCERY STORE, with a complete out til of LlQl'OKS of every Krade, and TOBACCO and SEGARS of the FINEST BRANDS. Thanking my friends for past favora, I hepeto merit their continued PATRONAGE ay keeping constantly on hand FRESH SUPPLIES of the above articles, and selling thtm at PRICE i to suit the present bard times. AUGUSTUS FISCHER. FRANTZ BRIGGMANN AT W. T. M?LLER S OLD STAND. We are pleated to announce to the citizens of Orangcburg and vicinity that we have opened a FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE Where we will always be preparad to supply our customers with everything iu our lino, such as Coffee. Su^'ar. Bacon. Flour, Tea, Candies, Crackeaa. Candle*, Mo lasses. Grist, Meal. Fruits, Nuts, Ao. which will be sold CHEAP for CASH. In addition to the Groceries, we bare also ou hand, a full and complete >tc - <*( the choicest Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars To be found in Ornngeburg. Giro us a call at Muller's Old Stand, " 'Round the Corner." FRANTZ BRIGGMANN *fc CO. oct 18 1S73 e BOOT, SHOK AND_CL0TI1IN(j HOUSE. UAYING Just returned with a largo and varied stock, we aro now prepared to offer in? ducemcnU to all who are desirous of purchasing PJRST-CLiA?S i.oons. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR STOCK OF HOOTS, SHOES AND CHOTHING, We call attention of the Public, and specially THE IjA 1>IKS, to our stock of white hoods, not/oss, hosiery ?{.-. ladies' and gents' kid gloves, best ma ee, gents' furnishing goods. Remember we keep the celebrated stau shirt, VALICKS, TKU SARTOGAS, , SATCHELS, &c.. When you come to Orangeburg don t forget to call and look through our stock of Cloths Casaimers, Jeans, Flannels, Domestics and Orot? Goods, which we are offering at reduced prices. J. W. PATRICK & CO.. March 20, 1873 '-8 ly Russell Street, Or?nge1itirg, ?. C. in* PRICES! TKohn & Bro. Great Offering of Bargains And EXCXELEXT OPPORTUN 1TIES for purohaHing FALL and WlNTBft ? ESPECIALLY LOW* PRICES. dress goods Our cntiro Stock of DRESS GOODS will be ofTerel at LESS THAN PANIC PRICES. Domestic and Housekeeping Goods VTIU be-found at leaat 25 PER CENT lower thau former Prices. HOOTS, SIIOES AND GAITERS Will be ?old WITHOUT RESERVE to SUIT THE TIMES GENTS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING In great Variety at about One-half Former Prices! Our Cuitomin are ?araeatly requeatel to INSPECT our GOODS whether m Tie* ?f purchasing or otherwise, to uoti?e the sweeping REDUCTION af FRIfJKB i on all gooda. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER, New Store ?t-twpvv nrt ni ?VKROS* AND MRS. OLDENDORFF'S. THOMASlTlirL Has juat r*turne?l from the North, and having purchased a LARGB mi VARIED assortment of tr <* ? ca > H ^ s- 2. m w H CO g a ?. 3 > 5 p * S ? ST ES ? g H E" ? ?" He invites every one to INSPECT bis STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing elscwhore. RUS8KLL STREET, ORANGEBURO, & oot 4 1373 - It DR. THOMAS LEGARE, l ati RESIDENT PHYSICIAN to Tn? ROPER AND CITY HOSPITAL OF CHARLESTON, Offers hit PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to Mio community of Orangeburg and to the Public ?t Urge. Omen In.in ? from 8 to 9 A. M., 1 to ?, and 7 to 9 at night. Office, Market Street, over Store of Jno. A. Hamilton. aug U 8m E. J. OUVEROS, M. D., DEALER IA DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS, GARDEN 8EED8, Ac, Ac, PRESCRITIONS prepared with ACCUR1 ACY and FIDELITY, foi which purpose a full and complete assortment of PURE CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be constantly on hand. Long experience?a successful buainoss career of mere than eight yoars in Orange burg, a good knowledge ef the DRUG MARKET at borne and abroad, will afford a sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or dispensed at my establishment will be OBNUINE and RELIABLE. Appreciating the aneeeaa which in the pact haa attended my efforts, I have de termined to spare no pains to merit a con tinance of the patronage so liberally beatow ed. E. J. OLEVEROS M. D. No. 100 Kussel Street Orangcbnrg, 'NEW PATENT." dr. Patrick s cotton prk?s The undersigned Agent for Oraagebttrg County begs leave to call the attewtaSS) ff COTTON PLANTERS to the nm, *?4 ! would ad vine every one in need of a COT ! TON PRESS to purchase a patent at mm?. I For CHEAPNESS, SIMPLICITY, ??4 POWER, it baa no equal. Any one desirous of seeing the "saedws >perandl" of said Preaa, can do ao by sailing at the Store of J. W. Patrick A Co., Rassel Strcst ,0%-ingeburg C. H., 8. C., where ? model can be seen, cr address Caps, JesT STOKES Gcn'l Agent Midway S. C. J. W. PATRICK* Aft* O nn ige burg County 8. C july 20 1878 sf -.. ?' J. Wallace Cannon, HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH ?*f?N TLY OP Family Groceries ALSO liquors, cigars, TOBACCO* AND canned goods, candi18, fruit8, Ac. All of ;tho above goods are mtmrmt as) PRICES to suit the present tight tisaea, oot 25 mfe DIL C. R. TABES* LEW1SVILLE, 8. C.K (ST. MATTHEWS P. 0.?) June ? 1873 tj