The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 14, 1874, Image 7
LOCAL.
?SAJCUJIDAY, FEB. 14, 1874.
eORnasi'OiVDJSNTs?
"There's Boauty Everywhere."
j There's precious little in the vorses
under that- name sent to us from
the" Fork. Try again, friend. You
have done excellently on other occasions
und'wo aro always glad to hear fiom you.
t)auJ?t .5^ ^. -''
Sentiment, however, is uot the f:?-to of
?,*Wv j
!.. Li.i Vi: ~ r . *** ?
PLANK, BY A LL MEANS I
Several months ago a friend promised
to give us an ,estimate 61 the probable
cost ,of planking Husscll Street from
Mcroney's corner to the depot. Our
friend must have forgotten his promise,
but Orangebuigirs are beginning to be
. lievc that a plunk road h'jtweeu the
^oiots named is a necessity. Here we
ore, a growing, prosperous town, one of
the most prosperous aud growing in tho
State, and yet. our principal thoroughfare
is generally in a condition which would
disgrace a rcspcctablo swamp aficr a
spring ,; fresh." Wo arc ashamed,
actually, to have a stranger pusg through
that part of tho town. The only won
der is that cranes and flamingoes and
>Cther long legged birds don't go to
houso-kecping on tho banks of lluisell
"Greek." "Wo shall have snipe shooting
there next year if our city grandfathers
don't stir themselves.
Now a little energy, a little pluck, a
Qittle perseverance aud a little indepen
(douce on tho part of tho Town Council
would remedy all this. The Mayor
;and Aldermen wore elected to do
the town's business?'why don't they
do it? Of ?courpo such a plank
n-oad ;would <cost something and pro
ibnbly a good deal, and of course the
<dl& fogies would grumble. Hultrf them
grumb'U?they always do. Beside, it
.)]|lcascs them and it don't hurt inybody.
Ll*et them grumble, we say?but don't
mind them.
Mr. Max Wagner, formerly of Li wie
Ville has recmtly romnvod sto Fort
Motto, of which plaoo he Ir-UjuHbein
.appointed Postmaster ?much to the re
?liof of that ' Settlement" which has
'been for several mouths without postal
iuezouimcdationa"
Messrs \\'t *'K. Crook, Jb'ttmk Brigg
?mann, C. D. Kortjoh?, W. E. Mc
tJuidhuul ?nd-J.M. Brnnemt: Committee
? of Ananpcuients of the Young America
iKire Company, dueire us *o state that
?co'ored* tissue paper, in ??13-quantity,
- \ '.and already .paid for by'the Company,
anay 'be ifouud at the store of Kirk.,
luihiiK-on ?by those charming anil ex
zellent ladies who may ^oi-rn it agree
jsoh) ??l6 .assist >iu .the floral decoration of
'itbe Young America Eire Engine, on the
?occasion of the Company's 20th Anni
wcrsary, .tho 24th day ol February
??ataffC
So mote it he. Ladies, go to work ,
and God blase you 1
itA police justice iu Chicago wass into
what astonished when a vagi ant tried
be lb re hint Counted out 358,0?U in green
backs.
(-Lord I what a blessing such a prisoner
evould be to a South Carolina Trial Jus
you want a nice Briar root pipe
(genuine) g* to Dr. A. C. Duk<<8 who
a ',' has just received a flue lot, and with his
. tnany othct articles is offering them
"~!l?w down.
?*Cnp$, h.,H. W. Briggmann has just
i n full supply of choice groceries
ipd other goods. Our citizens nre well
icquaioted with our jolly Captain and
go . thtro without coming
y well , pleased with their bargains,
? Storps , of clerks are always ready to
rve customers in.the most polito and
ocomimodating manner.
nv/-a
!K His
:
JfBW SIGN?
A? we> deok over the way we ob?ervo
neatly'pafntcd on the side of their store
the name of Messrs Moscley, Crook &
Copes, which is a deoided improvement
on tho outside, but whou you enter the
door yea will bo surprised to notice
what a full and completo stock they
have recently added to the inside. In
faet those gentleman have one of the
best asserted stocks of groceries ever
offered in our market. They have the
heat stock of seed Irish potatoes in the
market, which they are di*prising of very
k'flsi,
Mr. E. G. Tobio has just completed
on tho front of Messrs Mosely, Crook
& Copes' 8toro a novr sign whioh is a
credit to the above young man, and
speaks for him success iu the future as r.
jign painter..
Straus k Street's mill is still running
with a full head of steam, and they are
propurcd to fill nil orders for rice, meal,
grist and wood at the shortest notico.
Mr. McQueen Snlley has left his old
stand at Messrs Vosc & Izlor's, and will
be found hereafter at the popular Sta
bles of Mr. Win. M. Sain, lie will
have a fiuo drove of Horses and Mules
about the middle of next week to offer
to hia old frierds aud the public gener
ally. Mo. is hard to beut iu selling
stock und we can safely recouimcuu him
to buyers as a fair aud just dealer in
horses and mules.
Donations received in Hebron Town
ship nt Hebron Church for the benefit
of tho Carolina Orphan's Home by M:s.
J. T. C. Kcuneriy local Agent.
Miss Julia A Cursou. 50
" Eliza .J Carsou. 5U
" Isabella Livingston .SI 00
" Isadoua M Kcuucrly. 25
" Lizzie Stephensoii. 25
" Elizabeth Livingston. 25
" Keboccu Hughes. 25
" M Cornelia Cou. 15
" Irene Hughes:. 10
Master George Livingston. 25
" Jerome Kcimcrly. 25
M L Hughes. 10
Miss Z galley Pou. 25
" Laura Livingston. 25
Mrs Aun Mannerly.SI 0U
Mr. J C Kennedy,. 1 00
Dr. T J Ton,. 1 00
Mrs. Hr. T J Pau. 1 00
" J T C Kennedy. 1 00
" 1) N Carson. 50
?? W II Carson. 30
Mr. H A Carson. 25
; 11 W Jefcoat. 50
j " C A J of coat. 50
" J T fj Kenncily. 50
If you want a good, cheap segar, go
down tu Mr. Frank Briggmitnu's.
Tiwni' Suffer rather th-.-.n take
usuaeous inodioiuo ; -and this is n t io
be wondered at, as the remedy is often
wor.-e than the disease. Sufferers from
coughs, colds, inlluenza, Here throat, or
tendency to Consu.npti >n, will Had in
Dr. Wistur's Mulsum o/' W ild Cherry a
remedy as agreeable to the palate a ^
effectual iu reuiuviug d>ic tae.
Clarissa Hinds, colored, died la.-st
week iu Suinptor County, Alaba na, and
127 of her'children, grind children and
great gtaikl-childfen utteuded the fune
ral.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad have placed small racks at the
end ol each car, in which bibles and
testaments are kept by way of light
reading for the passengers.
The weight of the new fractional
silver coin is metrical, that of the half
dollars being jutt twelve and ono half
grammes, the quarter dolliri six an t
one-quarter grammes, aud the dt.uc
(wo and one half grammes.
A lady d'siriog to purchase a pair nl*
bouts, objected to the thickness of the
soles "Is that the only objection ?"
inquired the salesman. ? he lady ."aid
it was. "Then I can assure you, mad
nine." said he, "that the objection will
soou wear away."
Colonel Johu W. Jenkjns, of Virgi
nia, who has just boen nominated by the
President to be secretary of the Terri
tory of Colorado, ib and old and ardent
Rcpubliotn. His name headed the
doctoral ticket for Grant in 1872, and
ho ^performed effectual service in stump
ing tho Stato. ITo is a good lawyer,
aud u genial and popular gentleman.
?i ? ?
?'Got anything for a siok man to
read?" inquired a pug-nosed boy at a
?ews stand the other day. "Yes, any
thing *you want?Bibles, poems, re
ligious books, Christian Herald, and so
forth," replied the clerk, ?'Bibles!"
echoed tho boy ; "do you think dad's a
angel ! Gimme a lively dime novel?
otic with an Ingun sculping a soldier !"
?Detroit Free. Press.
Columbia, B. C, Doc. 'JOth, 1870.
To the Editor Orangeburg Neica :
8m?I have the honor to inform you that
at a meeting of the Board of Oflioers, cre
ated by an Act entitled ''An Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices," the following resolution was adop
ted 2
Iletolved, That tho "ORANOKBURQ
N EWS" is hereby designated as tho OFFI
CIAL PAPER for tho Publication of all
Legal Notiuea and Official Advertisements of
the County Oflioen in the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, Ac.
F. L. OARDOZO,
S.-o. of State
and Chairman ?ourd.
Per W. R. JONES.
COMMERCIAL.
MAHXKT reports.
Office of tiib Oranokburo News,
Feburary, 14tli 1874.
COTTON?Sales during the week 490
ha'.c*. Wo quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 1% 12
Low Middling.
Middling.13$(a>
Rotrou Rice.$1.25 per .jasiiel
CORN.*..$ 8? per bushel.
Cow Peas. 75 per bushel.
Pi.nuers. 1.10 per bushel.
Est tile of John V. Ralr.
Notice is hereby giv en to nil concerned,
that on the 10th day of March, A. I)., 1874,
1 will file my final uecount in the office of
the Judge of Probate of Orangeburg County,
and will apply for 'my fiual discharge as
Adfuihislrati'x of said Kstato.
MARY M. 11 AI It,
Admi'x Est., John V. Hair,
feb 7th 1874 4t
SOUT H G A HO L INA.
ORANQEBURQ COUNTY.
IN THE ' (immun ri.kas,
Stefieus, Werner & Duckor,
vs
Paul Mcnlzel.
Copy Summons for Relief ^Complaint not
server!)
To the Defendant Paid Mcnlzel:
"1^7" on are hereby summoned and require* to
M. answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Picas for the aahl County, and to
serve a Copy of your answer on tho subscri
bers, at their Office at Orangeburg Court
house So, On. within twenty dayr. aflur the
service of this summons on you exclusive of
the day of service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Re
lief demanded in .the Complaint.
Dated ut Orangeburg February fith, 1874.
W. J. DkTREVILLE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Paul Menlzel, defendant above named :
Take notice That tho summons and Cora
plaint, herein, weru filed in the office of the
fjicrk of the Court of Common Picas for Or
augeburg County, at Orangeburg South Car
olina on lae 17th day of January, 1874.
W. J. DbTREYILIj ,
Plaintiff's Attomev.
Fab. r.th, 1814. 7??t
If 3011 annt WORK IDOXE
iti Blouse and Carriage Paint
ing ro to
J. A. WILLI UIS.
Experience 24 yearn. Re?i
dence on Market Nireet.
j'un 17 1871 13
|_ -_
GOOD GARDKXS to be liad
I?y Ini.ying your (aarden Seeds
UMtl Onion Sets front
E. EZEKIEIj,
who gel? all Iiis Seeds from Ilie
Cclel)rale?l firm of 1>. f.an
drelli ?A Son.
? "IV. 15.?Member* of {.rangon
will l>c supplied at Csraiige
price*.
jau 10 4t
SOaJTH CAROLINA.
\i K A > LiIi It U11 < i CDU NT Y.
All persons having claims ngains* the
Estate of ilia late Ann Hurry, areVequired
to present I horn, and all persons indebted
to said Estate uro required to make pay
ment, to
JOHN P. BERRY,
Qnulified Execr*t>r
dec 1.1 1873 lui
NOTICE.
0"FFTC*E OF COb'N'TY AUDITOR,
'OtiAVoancao Cocntt,
OrangeWrg, S. C, Nev. 1st, 1778.
To all whom it may Concern:
Pursuant to Title ft, chap. 13, Retised
Statutes S 0. Section 68 rcquiros :
Skc 08. If any person, com pun- or cor
poration shall commence any business in
any County of this State alter the first day
ol September in any year, the capital or
property employed in which shall not lu.vo
been previously listed for taxation in said
County, and shall not mithin thirty days
thereafter make such report to th? Auditor
of said County an is required in thenfty
aivth Section of this Act, he or thsy shall
forfeit and pay tho sum of one hundred dol
lars, which shall he collected by civil action
in the uanio of the County Commissioners,
and paid into the County Treasury for the
exclusive benefit of the County, Amt pro
cess in such case may issue out of the Court
of Common Pleas of the County in which
such business was conuncnoed, directed tu
the proper officer, and be served in any
County of this State.
JAS. Vax TASSEL,
nov 8?If Co. Auditor.
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Shoe Store
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C/2 cd
JUST OPENED next door to Coinelson's
with a stock of
a
Boots and Shoos,
Selected from the Manufacturers expressly
to suit It Alt D TIMES, both as regards
QUALITIES and PRICES.
To be sutisficd that such in the ease, the
citizens of Oratigeburg and vicinity urc ro
spectfully invited to call and ex^iinino my
Stock, ns I hope to ho able to dhow, not only
that there is something "New under the
Sun," but also semrtbing to benefit tho un
derstanding. Call and soo.
T. B. BOYD.
nov 8 12m
Notice of Dismissal
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
month from date 1 will Filo my Final
Aocount with the Hon. Aug. B. Knowlton,
Judgo of Probate for Orangeburg Couuly,
and ask for Letters of Dismissal bb Guar?
dian or the Estute of Viola V. Rilsy.
ON AN B. RILEY,
Guardian.
Japuary 11th, 1873.?It
NEW 0 0 ODS!
And KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a full Una of
" DRY GOODS
Of all kinds. He offers for sale everything iu tho shape of GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CHEAP. Such as
COFFEE, SUGAR, LARD, BACON, BUTTER, HAMS, CHEESE, CANNED FRUIT
and HAM SAUSAGE.
Also on band a fine lot of NEW NORTHERN HAY, and several dOOD
VARIETIES of FERTILIZERS, which can bo bought LOW DOWN for the
F. H. W. BRIG GM ANN.
T? THE PUBLIC!
You can SAVE from TWENTY to T ENTY FINE per CENT by buy
wit;
GROCER ITSB.
AT
KORTJOHN'S,
But don't forget to make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT to him for PAST
IN DEBT! DKICSS, as he will sell exclusively for CASH in tho future.
1 huukiup uy friends end the public foi ^ast favors aud solicita conti iiiancc
of the same under the CASH SYSTEM.
C. 13. KORTJOHN.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON IIAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
BED ilUST PROOF OATS,
BRED POTATOES,
PLOWS,
R A K KM,
S LINUS,
TRACKS,
PLOW LINES,
Of the PUBLIC to our FULL an 1 WELL SF.LKCTED STOCK of
As ?ve ijrsire
to mnW.' tft'lt'tv
S.\ LES at
Small Profit.
We would also
the attention
ONION SETTS.
II OES,
FORKS.
SP A OES,
If 1M EN.
ES RID I. ES.
GENERAL *L K RCHAjn u
Which wo offer at LOW PRICES btrictly for CASH. Give us a
?call ami sec for yourselves
MOSELEY, CROOK & COPES,
jan 31
(OPPOSITE Til E CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK.)
June 28 Ij
READ! READ! READ!
AND TAKE NOTICE THAT
CHOICE GOODS
AT
LOW PRICES!
CAN BE PURCHASED AT
THEODORE KOKK & BEO.S'
Wc would inform our Friends, Patron? and tho Public, that notwithstanding our EX
TENSIVE SALES for the past Season,
OUR STOCK
Is still in SPLENDID CONDITION?all the Various Departments are COMPLETE with
FR FSH GOOB8 Newly receive.!.
We extend a Cordial Invitation to all to EXAMINE our*
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
Boforo purchasing as wo always have a GREAT MANY GOODS
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
Needed by evorybody.
Preparatory to Laying in our SPUING SUPPLIES, we will dispose of a great many *
CHOICE GOODS
At COST and BELOW COST.
Remember theso FACTS and whan in Town be sure to oall -at
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
I NEW STORE.
u
">. .1 r/nt-f) Modi ?n'l ut
AND J9J| liaaj? i??w ai??>d?Ia{
.-.'.ui tit
t6\
HATS
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09
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im st ojr'flT , A t?9*? ' ??<
Do /J?O
Cost
To all Whom it May Concern
All PERSONS INDEBTED to me in any
manner, will make prompt payment by the
1st March next. After that time all claims
will bo placed in the bands of ft Lawyer for
Collection.
jan 8?td T. C. ANDREWS.
Fresh Groceries
JUST IN AT
J. Wallace Cannon s
AL80
LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCX),
CANNED GOODS, CANDIES,
FJUJITS, be.
All of the above goods aro offered at
PRICES to unit the present tight times,
jan 31 * 1874
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a part of
the Estate of the lato C?l. Keitt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists of uhout (iOO acres, one half well
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loam
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Those
are the Finest bunds in the District, and
were valued at $2U per ucrc in I860. Would
be. sold for one-halt tba' ,iricc now. One
fourth cash, the rctnair cr in three instal
ments beuring iutcrest from date and se
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is a splcnd'.d chance for nneryHO de
siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Walor Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J U KEITT, Esq.
jan <t
Administrator** Xotic-o.?-Ail
persons having any demands against
the Estate of Jacob Carroll, late of Fort
Motto, deceased, will preseut the sun) f??r
payment to \\. J. DcTrcvillt, Esq., Attorney
at Law, in Orangehurg, or to the Subscriber.
And those Indebted will make payment to
MARY A. CARROLL,
Administratrix,
jau 17 1A74 4
COP A ItTXERS HIP.
The Undersigned Laving this day associ
ated with them Mr. ROBERT COPES, the
business wili hereafter be conducted under
the firm name of MOSELEY, CROOK A
COPES.
J. W. MOSELEY,
W. K. CROOK.
January 14th, 1874.
All persons Indebted to the old firm of
MOSELEY & CROOK, will mike immediate
payment and all debts dun by said firm wil 1
be paid by the firm of MOSELEY, CROOK
& COPES.
W. J. MOSELEY,
W. K. CROOK,
ROBERT COPES.
January 1 lib, 1874.
Special attention is called to our full
variety or LAN D RET IIS (HUDEN SEEDS,
jan 17 1874 8t
IS i: AIM BEAD!!
ORANGEBURG ACADEMY
FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Will opon at the new FAIR BUILDING oo
THURSDAY the Orit day of January next.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Department - - SI.50
Intermediate .... $2.00
Bngtish.$?.00
English with classics ... $4.00
Musio Extra.
JAMES S. HEY WARD,
Principal.
Miss E. FOG ARTIE, Musio Teachor. .
dec 27 1878 tf
NOTICE.
OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
OxAKOKnino Jamuart 27th 1874.
? Notice is hereby given, that for the next
sixty days, I will be at my office for the
transaction of business, on Saturdays only,
between tho hours of 0 A. M., aid 3 P. M.
Being for the present oh fcn official visit to
the Free Common Schools or the County.
;frank r. mckinlay,
County School Commissioner,
jsn 81st 1874 3t
Administrators Sale.
By virtue of an order from the Hon. the
Frobate Judge of th? County of Orangeburg,
i will sell at Fort Motte on the 10th day ef
February next, and from day today there-'
nfivr until the property is disposed of, all
tba. Steak, in trade of Jacob Carroll )ate of
said Coun'y, Merchant a< Fort Motto?Terms
Cash.
MARY ANN CARROLL,
Adin'x.
January, 24, 1^74.
jan 24 1374 3t
The HjStfflfr - plfeain itiwra.
in Orangeburg, formerly O^iW^Tf."fleV
than. For par
Store of
ticalarp|noj^gjj^jig^
. . i lil.tj u> son en 0a,,tooT
JUST, o^BT^ik>
AT \~
?, ?' ' ii-.u--.inT. y: y-W nr.A ?%/R9
Dr. Oliveros' Drig Statt
SEEDLESS 11 AIS INS,
CITRON, !./l;*^.is*VMmm*l
FANCY CAr^>l?^{l91*^1,
Abo a large collection of.of jTOXft.
Also a superior lot of COIA>CIOTCa^TWa*
LET ABTlCLE&r !s > off! t-ito^I
Also a fine lot of SEOARfl-p^ ?* fl;
Also a fine lot of CUTlJWVn 3ai ?'
Also a Large and well Selected 8*fj*s? iff
DKCOS apd
to which Articles, .fta*t_^
CORRECTNESS, the Public's
directed. . Mf?fft^ jrtil'J a
All are ^.pectftO^ i^y^;**
Drug 8toi
Bit
what pleases' vmM&m
A; *W odw
WHEELER &
uo aojLoU (fc-Ir-ox
The j can he had byoaJUfW JtaTafe
darlTa Millererj EstablSh?^^
The ?tateo
county of ?aiL.
Cotjut op CoMV^^j^f^^
Wm. C. Bee. Jertyfci
E. V. Jervey and it'. N. 1
Cbisolm, merchants, trad?: |
ing under the Firm ,..
name of Wm. C. Bee & Co ,
PlaitttiB>u; -M eAs^
C. paOehJal8, PefeWafcgf3
To thtDffirJanCC. >, ?E8'&J$S.V*
You are hereby sntamotttfcfr i
to answer Utt^fjMgi'?^ Jfc
whieh is filed i?Hl*>P?l M
Common Plea*, tot th?
serve?W jtf.iWJ
complaint on the snl
in OrangabttTg, iC
twenty days after; I
sire of the day of ?
fail to answer the ?t
aforesaid, the Plaint...
apply to the Court fori
in tho complaint'. .
riaintiW-wea
GEORGE BOLIVER,. >u sjpul fcrfiH
Clerk of ?. C 'F. , ,
jan 31 . dqi ill 3JI7a*?u??O.rt
The State of Soutli ??^lt
Ollangeb?jr? COOSW.
I.n rnk Court qw
By AUQWtWI^ ?
Judge of ProbjtV io;ta&<il**&>
WIIKREA.*>i Irene E, ^
suit to me to grant .to her j
thtntstration of in*!
Catherine 8hulor,7l?tAarf*fd*
Theso are thcref?Vii'fbreite
all and singular the kindred t
of the said deeeascd, to bo
fore me[at a't'otirt W^PAl
County* to be holden'at.tBj
burg, S. C, on tha.ar
1H74, at 11 o'clock"'??
any, why the said AdministraUot. ?1
not be granted. * * - / .
Giten uauer my hand and Utfc 9?U ?f
Court, this Slat day ofif*aVa#?4aV.
and in the 07th year ot Mm
pendencei '>?>
[L.S.] AUGUSTUS B.
jan 31? 2t 4 Jt
? ? .!. ^ .-^jnQ-.L
DR. Pa
The underslgaed. Agent, !
Countv beg* leave . to call
COTTON1 pU?I
would advi'isj ?^e^>WH?!
TON: P*B8? ^Vn^aWL^
For CHEAPNESS, MMtttfMMfe ?"A
POWER,it bas.noe<m?J?- ? <
Anj \jni&*9'<r*<*
operandi" of ttM ftOMfp
at the Store of J. ^J^W^yja;
Street Ora^gobnrf
model can be seen', W ?dd>?i
STOKES Oen'l Ageat ?fl?^Pl
K
rt' -.,vt JA'i-i :uid l*??H<3?#i*?1aTa*?1
people, o
more money
momenta, or all th% t?rWK.
eist. Particulars free. X
Of BTl*i6l&_,
eept 1* -1? ntttl?