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LOCAL. SATURDAY, FE13. H, 1874. TO CORRESPONDENTS? "There's Boauty Everywhere." There's precious little iu the verses under that name sent to us from tho Fork. Try again, frieud. You have done cxcollently on other ocoasious and?ye aro always glad to hear from you. Sentiment, howevor, is not the forte of JtboFtrk. 11? 1 PL A NE, BY ALL ME A NS! Several mouths ago a friend promised to give us an estimate of tho probable coat of planking Russell Strset from Mcroney's corner to the depot. Our frieud must have forgotten his promise, but Oraugeburgers aro beginning to be . lievc that a plank road belwoeu the .points named is a necessity. Here we ore, a growing, prosperous town, one of the most prosperous arid {growing iu tho Stste, and yo!. our principal thoroughfare is generally in a eouditiou which would disgrace a respectable swamp afior a spring ,;frcah." We arc ashamed, actually, to have a stranger puss through that part of tho town. The only won der is that or tines and flamingoes nml ^?Other long logged birds don't go to house-keeping on tho banks, ol llmsell "Greek." Wu shall have snipe shooting there next year if our city grandfathers don't stir themselves. Now a little energy, a little pluck, a /little perseverance and a little iudspen ? dunce on tho part of the Town Council 'would remedy all this. The Mayor ;and Aldermen were elected to do the town's business?-why don't they do it? Of -course -such a plank rroad would -cost something and pro tbably a good deal, and of course the <ola fogies would grumble. Rut Irl them gi'Utnb'U?they always do. Reside, it )]|leascs them and it don't hurt in/b td/. J,et them grumble, we say?but d m't ?mind them. Mr. Max Wagiur, formerly of L swii ?Vtlie has recmrly rouiovosl "t> Fort Motte, of which place he hnjmtbem ? appointed Postmaster?much to the re .lief of that ''Settlement" which ha s ?been for several mouths without po'ta! ' mecomhiodations Messrs \V. ;K. Crook, Frank 'Brigg ?uiann, C. D. Kortjolu:, ?W. E. Mc -Miehuul and J. S\l. Bruneou, Committee ? of Anxnpcmeuts of the Yotrng America -FJre Company, deeire us Ho state that ?cohjred' tissue paper, iu wry quantity, ?> :and already .raid for by'the Company, anay Jbc Iftiuud at the More of Kirk iRubinsou 'by .those oharnuug and ox ?celjcnt ladies Who mrry tdeeni it a^ree u.blo " to -assist In >the floral decoration of 'tthe Young America Fire Engiue, on the ?occasion of the Company's 20th Anni wcrsary, Xho 2ith day oi February iinetaatr" So mote it "bo. Ladies, go to work . and G od bloss you i j -_ 'A police justice iu Chicago wasg uiu what astonished when a vagrant tried before him counted out $53,0UU iu green backs. ? r ? Lord I what a blessing such a prisouer ' ? ' *ould be to a South Caroli na Trial Jus tioel ?_mit ? If you want a nice Briar root pipe .(genuiae) g* to Dr. A. C. Duk?s who j vf laaajaet received a flue lot, and with his many other articles is offering them Lk " Jon down. im Oapt. F. II. W. Biiggmann has just ; /received a full supply of choice groceries and other goods. Our citizens arc well ;? li'i i (L ? ??? acquainted with our jolly Captain and '?J .never go there without coming :away well ploased with their bargains . 2 9 <Hi? corps . of clerks are always ready to aarve customers in.the most polite and accommodating manner. NEW SIGN? Aa we look over the way we observe neatly'pafnted on tho side of their store the name of Messrs Moseley, Crook & Copes, which is a decided improvement on the outside, but when you enter the door yen will bo surprised to notice what a full and complete stock they have recently added tc the inside. In faet these gentleman havo one of the best asserted stocks of groceries ever offered in our market. They have the best stock of seed Irish potatoes in the market, which they aro di<p >sing of very ?fMat, Mr. E. G. Tobin has just completed on the front of Messrs Mosely, Crook & Copes' storo a now sign whioh is a credit tr> Ills above young man, aad speaks for him success in the future as a jign painter.. Straus & Street's mill is still running with a full head of steam, and they are prepared to fill all orders for rice, meal, ?irist and wood at tho shortest notice. Mr. McQuceu Salley has left his old stand at Messrs Vosc it T'/.lar's, acid will be found hereafter at the popular Sta bles of Mr. Win. M. Sain. He will have a fiuo drove of Horses und Mules about the middle of next week to offer to his old frierda and the public gener ally. Mc. is hard to beat in selling Stock and we can safely recommend him to buyers us a fair and juat dealer in horses and mules. I)ouutiou8 received in Hebron Town ship at Hebron Church for the benefit of tho Carolina Orphan's Home by M:s. J. T. C. Kounerly local Agutlt. Mi.-s Julia A Curaon. 50 " Eliza .) Carson. 50 " Isabella Livingston .SI 00 " Isadona M Kennedy. 25 " Lizzie Stcphenaou. 25 u Elizabeth Livingston. 25 *' Rebecca Hughes. 25 " M Cornelia Pou. 15 11 Irene Hughes:. 10 Muster George Livingston. 25 " Jerome Kcnuerly. 25 M L Hughes. 10 Miss Z Sulley Pou. 25 " Laura Livingston. 25 .Mrs Ann Kannorlj.SI 0U Mr. J C Kennerly,. 1 00 Dr. T J Pou. 1 0(1 Mrs. Hr. T J Pad. 1 00 " J T C Kennerly. 1 00 " D N Carson. 50 " W II Carson. 30 Mr. H A Carson. 25 ?' II W Jcfco.it. 50 " C A Jiff coat. 50 ?? J 'J' C Kmmcily. 50 If you want a go-id. cheap sogar, go duwn to Mr. Krank Briggtniuiu's. HnilJ' Sl?Tcr rather than take uuukuous ineiliotuo ; -and this is n t to be wondered at. :u the .remedy is ofteu wr-e than the disease. Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sere throat, or tendency to Consuiupti in, will lind iu Or. Wistttr's J)> list tin vf'-Wild Cherry vt remedy as agreeable to t he palate a v; effect uul in reiuoviiui die ise. Clarissa Hinds, col.?red. died last week in Suiupter County, Alaba na, and 127 of her children, grind children and great grand-children uttended the fune ral. The Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad have placed small nieks at-the cud of each cur, in which bibles and testaments are kept "by way of light reading for the passengers. The weight of the new fmcisonal silver coin is metrical, that of the half dollars being juat twelve and ouo half grammes, the quarter doll in six and one-quarter grammes, and the dine two and one half grammes. A lady d'siring to purchase a pair of boots, objected to the thickness of the soles "Is that the only objection V inquired the salesman. - he lady said it was. '' Then 1 can nsfiire you, mad amo," said he, "that the objection will Fcon wea?* atfuy." Colonel John W. Jenkjns, of Yirgi nia, who has just been nominated by the President to he secretary of the Terri tory of Colorado, is and old and ardent Republic in. His mtmo headed the electoral ticket for Grant in 1872, and he [performed eflcctual service in stump ing tho Stute. lie is a good lawyer, and u genial and popular gentleman. "Got anything for a sick man to read ?" inquired a pug-nosed hoy at a aews stand the other duy. "Yes, any thing "you want?Bibles, poems, re ligious hooks, Chrutfun Herald, and so forth," replied the clerk. J 'Bibles I" echoed the boy ; "do you thin'., dad's a lintel ! Gimme a lively dime novol ? one with an In gun sculping a soldier !" ?Detroit Fret Pres?. Columbia, K. C, Doc. 'JOth, 1870. To the Editor Oranytburg Ncic* : Sin?1 have Ilm honor to inform you that at a meeting of the Board of Officers, cre ated by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate the Publication of all Legal and Public Notices," the following resolution was adop ted i Retolved, 1 hat the "ORANOEnURfi N KIV S" is horoby designated ns the OFFI CIAL PAPER for tho Publication of all Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of tho County Oflioora in the County of Orango burg. Respectfully, &c. F. L. CARDOZO, Sec. of State and ChtdrjiRD Hoard. Per W. R. JONES. COMMERCIAL. MAISKET It ? POUTS. Ofkice op the OitANOKDunii Nkws, Fcburary, Uth 1374. COTTON- Sales duriug tho week PJO balen. Wo quote: Ordinary, to Uood Ordinary,... Ity 12 Low Middling.Cif<? Middling.18Jffl> Kovoil Rick.$1.25 per oushel Cohn.*.$ 8."> per bushel. Cow I'kas. 7? per bushel. PlNUKBS. 1.10 per bushel. Estate of John V. Hair. Notice is hereby giv en to nil concerned, that on the lUlli day of March, A. D., 1871, I will file lay fund account in the ofiiee of the Judge of Probate of Orangeburg County, and will apply for 'my final discharge as Adiuinist rati'x of said Estate. MARY M. PAIR, Admi x Est., John V. Hair, fib 7th 187-1 4t SOUTH CAROLINA. ORANGEBURG COUNTY. in tiik i om mom 1m.kas, Steffens. Werner & Ducker, vs Paul Mcnlzel. Uopv Summons for Roliof (Complaint not served) To the Defendant Paul Mcnlzel: "AT"cut are hereby suntmoncd and required to I answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the oflice of the Clerk of the Court of Coinniun Pleas for the said County, and to servo a Copy of your answer on tlio subscri ber*, at their Office at Oraugeburg Court house So. Ca. within twenty dayn after tho service of this summons on you exclusive of t lie day ot service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintifls will apply to the Court for the Re lief demanded in .the Complaint. Dated ut Oraugeburg February (Mi, 1871. W. J. DaTREVILLE, PUimitt's Attorney. To Paul Ment7.nl, defendant ntiovo named : Take notice That tho summons and Com plaint, herein, were tiled in the olhee of the Clerk of the t'ourt of Common Pleas for Or auc,cl>urg County, at Oraugeburg -Smith Cyr olnm on the 17th iluv of January, 1874. W. J. DbTREVILL , PlaiutifTs Attornev. Feb. fith, 1814. 7?tit Ef jou want WORK HONE iti House and Carriage Paint ing go to J. A. WILLIAMS. Experience 24 years, liest? dvnee on Market si reel. jim 17 187 I Iti <;?OB GARBED to be had by buying your Garden Seeds and arm ion Sols from E. EZEKIEIj, who gols all his ScjmIh from the Celebrated firm of ?>. I.an drcth ?fc (Son. "x*. II.?MemberH of Granges will be supplied at Grange prices. jan 10 It SOUTH CAltOIilVA. UKAXGEBUItG COUNTY. All persons having claims ngsdnst 1 he Instate of the hue Aim B?rry, 11 roYeqtii red to present I hem, and all person? i udehicd to said Estate are required to make pay ment, to JOHN P. BERRY, Qualified Ex?-?*-or dec 18 1S73 lui NOTICE. OT-FTCE OP COUNTY AUDITOR, 'OuAKoanuar. Cocmtt, Orangeuurg, S. C, Nev. 1st, 1778. 7'o all whom il may Concern: pH-rstnmt to Title 8, chap. 13, Revised Statutes s ('. Section f>8 rcqtiiros : SlSC 58. If any person, compan- or cor poration sli.-ill commence any hasinos? iu any County of tins State after the first day ol September in any year, the cupti.il or property employed in which shall uot hi.ve been previously listed for taxation in said Comity, and shall not within thirty days thereafter make such report to tho Anditor of said Comity ?? is required in the fifty sixth Section ol this Act, he or they shall forfeit and pay tho sum of one hundred dol lars, which shall he collected by civil action in the name of the County Commissioners, and paid into the County Treasury for the exclusive beuefit of the County, And pro cess in such case may issue out of the Court of Common Pleas of the County in which such business was commonoed, directed u the proper officer, and be served in any County of this Slate. JAS. Vax TASSEL, nov 8?tf Co. Auditor. P CO O ^ Shoe Store o o CP CO c-f o CO CD JUST OPENED next door to Cornelson's with a slock of Boots and Shoes, Selected from the Manufacturers expressly to suit IIA It D TIMES, hoth as regards QUALITIES and PRICES. To be satisfied that such is the ease, the citizens of Oraugeburg and vicinity arc re spectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, ns I hope to he aide to show, not only that there is something "New under the Sun," but also semethiug to benefit the un derstanding. Call and sco. T. B. BOYD. nov 8 112m Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE month from date I will Filo my Final Account with thu Hon. Aug. B. Rnowlton, Judgo cd' Probate for Oraugeburg Comity, and ask for bettors of Dismissal as Guar dian of the Estate of Viola V. Eiley. ON AN B. RILEY. Guardian. Japuary Uth, 1P73.?4t F. t W. BRIGGMANN HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF NEW &QQDS? And KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a full line of DRY GOODS Of nil kindn. He offers fur stile everything in tho shape of GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHEAP. Such as COFFEE, SUGAR, LARD, BACON, BUTTER, HAMS, CHEESE, CANNED FRUIT and HAM SAUSAGE. Also on hand a fine lot of new XORTHKRX IT AY, and sc era! GOOD VARIETIES of fertilizers, which can be bought LOW DOWN for the MONEY. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN. TO THE PILE! You can SAVE from TWENTY to T KNTY FINE por CENT by buy tug GRO.GERmS, AT v and CIGARS, KORTJOHN'S, But don't forget to make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT to him for PAST IjSDKBT: DNESS. as he will sell exclusively for CASH in the future. '] haukiuv ny friends r.nd the public lot , msl favors and solicit a conti luaucc of the same under the CASH SYSTEM. C. D. KORTJOHN". HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF landreth's garden seeds, HE? itlJ.ST PROOF OATS, skk!) potators, i?l(mvs, r a Ii ics, sm xl's, tracks, plow i.ixks, A** ivc d?"dre to n??k.? QUICK SALES at Small Profit. We would also the attention OX i OX SETTS. iior.s. FORKS. SP A OES, ir i m i;s. RR 1O I.ES. Of the PUBLIC to our FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of GENERA L M hl RCHANDISE Which wu offer nl LOW PRICES btrietly for CASH. Give us a ?call and see for yourselves. MOSELEY, CROOK & COPES, (OPPOSITE THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS bank.) jan 31 jo no '28 lj READ! READ! READ! and Take Notice that CHOICE GOODS AT LOW PRICES! can re purchased at KX THEODORE K0H1T & BRO.S' We would inform our Friends, Patrons and tho Public, that notwithstanding our K TENSIVE SALES for the past Season, OUR STOCK Is still in SPLENDID CONDITION?all the Various Departments art COMPLETE with FRESH GOODS Newly received. We extend a Cordial Invitation to all to EXAMINE our* choice assortment Before purchasing as we always have a GREAT MANY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES, Needed by everybody. Preparatory to Laying in our SPRING SUPPLIES, we will dispose of a great many * CHOICE GOODS At COST and RE LOW COST. Remember those FACTS and whon in Town be sure to call at THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. J NEW STORE. ? o ? m Jo*fd A vKiov! oi? nods e.ne'1 pi .otaaiffqii AND > iitf j:h imik nohculi HATS AT -.?ijar 8 tr. ? < id CllJ'.';? .r.r 1 ico owl f?i:c . ' Cost J. W. PATEICE & .?Ii.- i ?.iM_?<'A y> To all Whom it May Concern All PERSON'S INDEBTED to tue in any manner, will make-prompt payment by the 1st March nexi. After that time all claims will bo placed in tbe hands of a Lawyor for Collection. jan 3?td T. C. ANDREWS. Fresh Groceries JU8T IN AT J. Wallace Cannons ALSO LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, and CANNED GOODS, CANDIES, FRUITS, &c. All of the above goods uro offered at PRICES to tfuit the preaent tight times, jan 31 * 1874 At Private Sale. THE PLANTATION forming a part cf the Estate of the late Col. Kcitt, aud known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of about t>00 acres, one half well Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These are the Finest Lands in the District, and were valued at $20 per ncrc in 18?}C. Would be sold for one-halt tha' ,>rice now. One fourth cash, the rcmair or in three instal ments bearing interest from date aud se cured by mortgage of tho same. This in a splcud'.d chance for aneryne do siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Wulor Pow er, excellent Cattle Range and a Ketiucd Neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. L. M. KF.ITT, Or J G KEITT, Esq. jan t* Administrator"* XotiCQ.?All persons having any demands against the Estate of Jncoh Carroll, late of Fort Motte, deceaaed, will present the sunt f-?r payment to W. J. DoTreville. Ea?|? Attoraey nt Law, in Oraugeburg, or to the Subscriber. And those Indebted will make parmeat to MARY A. CARROLL, Administratrix, jan 17 1A74 4 COP A RT.VERS II I P. The Undersigned Laving this day associ ated with them Mr. ROBERT COPES, the business will hereafter be conducted under the firm name of MOSE LEY, CROOK & COPES. .7. W. MOSEI.EY, VT. K. CROOK. January 14th, 1871. All persons Indebted to the old firm of MOSELKY A CROOK, will mike immediate payment and all debts duo by said firm will be paid by the firm of MOSKLEY, CROOK L ('OPES. VV. J. MOSE LEY, W. K. CROOK, ROBERT COPES. January 14th, 1874. Special attention is called to our full variety of LANDRET IIS GARDEN SEEDS, jan 17 1874 8t III-: ADZ READ!! ORANGEBURG ACADEMY FOR ROYS AND GIRLS Will opon at the new FAIR BUILDING on THURSDAY the first day of January next. TERMS PER MONTH. Primary Department - - Si.50 Intermediate ... - $'2.00 English. $8.00 English with cla-.si.js ... $4.00 Munio Extra. JAMES S. IIEYWARD, Prinoipal. Miss E. FOQARTIE, Muaio Teaoher. dec 27 1878 tf NOTICE. ~ OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER OltAKCKIIt no Jamv/art 27th 1874. , Notico is hereby given, that for the next sixty days, 1 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 on an official visit to the Free Common Schools of the County. iFRANK R. McKINLAY, County School Commissioner, jan 81st 1874 3t Administrators Sale. By virtue of an order from the lion, the Frobate Judge of tho County of Orangeburg, 1 will se!l at Fort Motte on tfah 10th day of February next, and from day to day there after until the property is disposed of, all the Stock in trade of Jacob Carroll late of said Coun'y, Merchant at Fort Motte?Terms Cash. MARY ANN CARROLL, Adm'x. January, 24, 1874. jan ?i 1374 3t The HOUSE and LOT on Rsaaell f ????' in Orangeburg, formerly otfasd bjflV. Hl' t Ii im. For particulars inquire ft-^fte) Store of E. J. OttrMttsV , i nl- i qj ftttt ea 'Oi ,ifloT jxjst opEi^j?ii> AT"-'".* it; y c-i i ?-:r f.r.if a*{?4 Dr. Oliveros' Drag Ster* SEEDLB89 BATSINS. CITUON, ? CqRRAcTT? and *. FANCY CANDIES. Alro a large collection of of TOTfJ. Also a superior lot of COLOQH&CMf?ISV LET ARTICLES* J.? arfl t >va^l Also a fine lot of SEQABA,, , ?,u ?; Also a fine lot of CUTLlKfc5tI 9lIt at Also a Lsrge and well Selected SWefc ?f imuos apd to which Articles, .for CORRECTNESS, the Public's directed. ? ?. erf ?otefoa *9fl J A pr^g^r1^10^^^ WHAT PLEASES Ttt^^9?m d'Jp ?d* fbl odw WHEILER 4 VTIL80N* BBWrSO vi aiuu i:*d4 . do^^xnd d^m Tbaj can *? had byoalUa? ei/?flfc\ dorfi-B MilUrery Establish c jaae 28?Jra O The State of Soix&ftWft COUNTY OF ORAWlWpaWk Court of CoMMfj^, jy^Mf. Wm. C. Bee, J D. Jerrcy,.* E. V. Jervey and L. H. Chisolm, merchants, trad* ing under the Firm . name ot Wm. C. Bee&Co , Plaintiff?. 1 ( against ,t\.?s ? C. P. Gehrals, Defendant;j - To Me Drftndaht C. F, You are hereby summoned and to answer the complain?; {ft thitfv which i?; filed in the office of *httC Common Ple.nt, fur the aaH Coufefy, &a serve a copy Of tfjNMa^i^dP* complaint on the snbatllplr ^fc^tfjsjr I in Orangebarf, : tSptfft? twenty days after the sive of tho day of nu< fail to ahswor the eat. aforesaid, tho Plaintiff", in apply to the Court fetfts)* in tho complaint.v ta A hmt January 24th 187*. H?TSON, * GEORGE BOLIVKB, , ,Vk}\ Clerk of C. C. P. jan 31 ' 18Z4> ?tf|.?4 A ?1 -? ??'.iiy.u.'c: gmu'J The State of Soa&CirnWm ORANQEBtffl? CWfcfft In the. Court ??' J?0Q&4f* By AUGUSTUS B: ;K,NpJrj|^j?t*|, J udge of Propel i?J J?ft(fefPfe WHERFA?, . Iren*. Jfc. SbftJW llJsat IHH suit to meto grant,to her LftttfcTjajSx' tWk ministration of the Estate nnd ?BWGr?f Catherine Shnler,; l?te of aails QMtfafr? <b> ceased. , ?' ,- ??^r These are therefore to cite altff isMjUllUll all ami singular, the klndre^fjp^lft pfltge? of tho said deceased, to bo and apfeaat fef> fore me at a Court of Probate Couuty, to be holden at fay burg. S. C, on tba,21 at day 1874, at 11 o'clock A. M./tb any, why the said Administrates, aboils) not be granted. ' Given uauer my hand atld tw 9mk^mf Court, thia 81st day of ?*vrt?.-A, D> " and in the 07th year of American pendrnce. AUGUSTUS B. JfK0W#PD2t. l U.S.] A jan 31?2t Judja af frilrtli NEW PA^a^^ DR. PATRICK'^ Coff?jf^a? The undcMlgned Agent. fist County beg* leave to call the at COTTON PLANTKRiTta '? would adVise every ono ia TON PRESS tV jiur^aaeoeii For CHEAPNE88, vHM POWER, it haa.nojftsjaj|l Any one desirous of aadag thfe ****s4a? >pcrandi" of said Pxeas. ?an Af?f>^??/Sk%^ at the Store of J. W. Patrick & Ca., Rosnl ' 8,r,.t 0,.?g.lmri C. ^fSB* model can be seen', or i STOKES Oea'l Ageat MW%lt Jf. W. PAHsfflL, ? ;Oi?a^a>utjya(atBjff H e% -1 v. i .urri hjaaiijjjM'?*???^^''? $5 ^afflgn? people, of either ??J more OJaney et *0?i ?L , Sotoeota, or all ?h? tiaaej | se. Particulars free. A--. oj sti?aoj?lt?.