h79
SATURDAY, FEB. 21, 1874.
r YoUog America
boys a long local boxt week. No room
<?a >!? til . I/J_:
'TO ^AbVERJISlXG AG SEW AM)
SOME OTHERS?
Wo. ore in conslaut receipt of lcttors
and. cArculars from nil parts of the coun
try asking us to insert advertisements in
??n ,%^f5y^J?ndi M^e nur Pay ^u ??ooting.
irons, gridions, garden aeod, printing
preesti, books, bone-less sardines , so
many days board at a New York hotel,
aud he^o^n^jkW^ what not. To
all there "anxious inquirers'1 wo have
.-just one word to say; w? wunt none of
>Oft yourjbu^ipesBji Yppr lettars aro so many
, nuisances which find their way to the
waste basket in two .seconds after their
Cout'ents are known. We have about
an much regular, legitimate advertising
business as we care fi r, and we don't
intend tp deprcoi.-tte the value of our
columns by tho admusion of any matter
9''wSs]B&HM^T?iJrscter nbovo indicatid. So J
just save your stamps and your station
ery?or we ahall advertise ?omo of you
in a way which you would probably
find tbe'roveVstJ of satisfactory.
li/LEY-lSMS
- ''Tsay, Major!"
'. "Well, Riloy!"
"1 declare, Major, you oughtn't to
Atave put r that pioce in the paper, last
?week, about how a woman fastens her"
stockings^'
a*J01 *?Why, Riloy, that waB clipped from
ifce jX&ct ?Cr Cburfer?and every body
,A Afc^jrows^fta* 'it -n ^trnrtly tntvrai paper in
all tilings?eiroept its coucicctiou with
*he Printing Hing."
'"Well, rtbf.y ?nigbt to have been
TOslhwme? ^fVlrenrflC'lvcs. anyhow !"
And the Ivftlo fellow-goes on sticking
t^yce??whnlc tvc can't'help thinking pot.
?. -a -while that there are w.trso people in
tfhe'world'than our "devil."
v.QT. W, -g/rar-wshv, ?
Wc i*ee 'by a recent imnibor of the
;Snmter Wakhina-i that our esteemed :|
^fellow, ?oiahien W. <BL. (xirnrdoau, Rsq.,
riiHf 'b.een recently visiting his old home
dn flint town where he was warmly
>;olptUned by the press anil by hid old .
tfriends ?n igenarnll. The Witcftman
reives fliiru -a first rrtte "local," ami the
.'Suintcr Fire Gompany, wliose anniver
S*ry .occurreH 'fluring his visit, gave as
tthe 3rd regular tonst of the ovening:
3rd. Our Ex Dfesident, W m. II
tfiirardoau, ICaq.? Ltkc unothcr William
Orange, !ijo -leaves Ifls ?hoiue, to help ,
""i .festive occasion.
Kortjohn, in bis bow advortiHemeat
?does.J-aft ?eetn to foave -a ju st appreciation "
?ofrbis pesltioh in out community. Ho !
addresses himeclf to l?is "friends, pat
Tons and tho publie," when, in fact, the ,
last word is the only one ho need have
tyedj for tbe "public" aro all
friends of Kortjohn, and aro all patrons
of his excellent and enterprising estab
lishment. We have always liked that
asixJeVvoung Kortjohn. From a stn<i!l
clerkship bf has worked his way up to
being the head of one of tho best
r. " grocery stores in town. Industry aud
application, bard work, good munriera
<- nnd> good morals are the -secret of his
i^roccesfe Ifyjpu wish tobe fairly and
** ' squarely dealt by, call at Kortjohns.
We'll take n Havannah !
Mprotro's is a great plocc of a Satur
k\$t$ ?febtsg. Every body js there,
'Raiting; tjtji be shaved up in style to kiss
his wifo pr "go out with the girls," nest
gay.- Fpr be it known that in thin
%^MA 'Burgof purs, Sunday is the only
y on wh|cl) husbands indulge in tha
" of domestic osculation, or on
C yftuogij^males doyoto them
to the jnnooont pastime of peram
atiog with thoso qf tho other sex.
Brown's, we say, is tl>o groat place
wboro our Burgers ore dono up nicely
and neatfop the simplo pleasures of
t/he Sabbath. From all which it has
pltarly appeared tb,at Brown is of tho
barbers peraqasion. Brown, is a barber
7?no more, aud no less. But/ he is a
barber with q heart and with a soul.
Af^d Browu'a heart and Brown's soul
aro both with Brown in his business.
Jn fact, iiraivn is a harbor from the ex
treme t*\p of bis big toeway back to his
hec\ f^hich. is. sotuettiing of a dUta.n.oo,
if orio happens to bp a little tired) and
th'cnce to a point half way distant from
tho point or plaoo of bogiuuing, aud
thence- iu a straight lino to the
remotest cud of tho longest, upright
hair on his blessed old head.
Indeed, Brown's coat of-arms is
surmounted with the proud and o mphot
io motto Nisi tonsar, nihil! which,
Brown has kindly informed us, means,
in plain English, "If I don't shave
you well, there's nothing to pay." Nay.
s i wrapt up iu his business, aud so lost
to every thing else is our good friend
Browu, that we are strongly in?lined to
believe that if tho angol Gabriol wero
to coiuo for him in person, with a nies
sago which would furcvermoro relieve
the old gentleman from the sublunary
exigencies of com bread aud bacou, aud
offering him iu exchange thurofor uu
limited quantities of pu~e milk and red
clovcr honey, Brown, if engaged just
then upon a customer, would, regardless
oflhe opportunity to improve his rations,
quietly * suggest to tho stranger to
"take a seat, sab !?your turu uextsah!"
But in spite of all his virtuos?it
may even be, on account of them?the
rumor [goes that Brown has been
"kicked,"?yea, and by a Charleston
girl at that! Aud wo regret to nay we
have 'Brown's assurauce that "thcro's
somcthiug in it."
"To such base uses we ^ may come at
last," Horatio Brown.
Tho a ivertisctnent of Messrs Straus
& Strcot in this issue speaks for itself,
and inforines the public where obey cm
buy the best llicc, Meal and Crist at
tho lowcBt prices. Also wood roady for
the fire. All you have to do is to leavo
your orders and tho length, to secure
immediate delivery of it at your resi
denco.
Ills Excellency the Governor has
appointed Mr. \V. L. Ehncy a Notary
Public.
TITE REFUJil.IC?
Wc arc in rcce:pt of th<i February
number of ??this valuable monthly, pub
lished ut Washington, IV C, a* 82 per
annum, and which should be subscribed
for and read by every citizen. No
family should bo tvlthont.it. The sub
jects treated in 'this number arc" The
Opinions of ti e Country I'-rcss j Tho
Mission of True ^tatesmaiiship; and
the piopcr xdutioa of the 'economic
problem of Cheap Transportation ; Tho
Annexation of'CaradaCapital, Labor
aud Wages ; The W ork of Congress ;
The Finances ; The Work of tho Trea
Bury Department; The Question ol
Spcoie Payment, and the Po.vtai Tele
graph.
All these questions arc ably handled
from a non partisan stand pointy aud iu
an attractive and instructive manner. It
is made clear to tho reader that the
writers for The Republic aro thoroughly
informed, aud that their leading pur
pose is to promote the prosperity of our
peoplo and insure tho perpetuity of our
institutions. The appendix contains
the able speeches of Senators Chandler
and I/Ognn, and Representatives H. S
Bundy. on the "Tho Finnnces," nnd K.
H. Cain on ?Civil Rights."
We say again that every citizen who
takes an interest in public affairs should
possess and read this magazine, aud that
no family should be without it.
?-' ?? ? - ? MOM-??? ?
Iron in tho Blood.?When the
blood is well supplied with its iron ele
ment, wc feol vigorous and full of ani
mation. Ijt is an insufficiency of this
vital element that makes ua feel weak.
and low spirited; in such eases, tho
Peruvian Syrup (n protoxide of Iron)
can supply this deficiency, aud its use
will invigorate us wonderfully.
-f n
CoMTjiniA, B. C, Dec. 20th, 1870.
To the Editor Oranythury 2Vete? :
Sin?I havo tho honor to inform you that
at a meeting pf tho Board of Officer*, cro
ated by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices," tho following resolution was adop
ted ?
Resolved, That the "ORANGEBURG
N K W S " IB hereby designated ns the OFFI
CIAL PAPER for the Publication of nil
Legal Notiere nnd OfDolal Advertisements of
tho County Officers in the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &o.
F. L. CARDOZO,
Seo. of State
and Chairman Hoard.
Por W. R, JONES,
A tiiiiiiiigtrntor't* Notice.?All
''Jl%_ porsons having any demands against
tlu) hat ate of Jacob Carroll, lato of Fort
Motto, deceased, will pro.-.cut the samo for
payment ?o W. J. DoTrovjlle, Esrp. Atterncy
ai Lnw, in Grangeburgt or to the Subscriber,
And thone Indebted will make pavment to
MARY A. OARkOLL,
Administratrix,
jan 17 Wi 4
COMMERGIAIi.
MARKET BEPORT?.
Orrioa or Tun Cranoroubo Nrwb,
Feburary, 20th 1874.
COTTON?8iiV-- during tho week 220
bales. We quote:
Ordin ary, to Good Ordinary,... 7(a) 12
Low Middling.l??
Middling. ....13}&
Itouon Hick.$1.25 per oushcl
Cons.S 8? per busbol.
Cow Pkas. 7f> per bushel.
Pin nenn. l.lu per bushel.
Estate of John V. Ruir.
Notice is hereby g?v en to all concerned,
that on the 10th day uf March, A. I)., 1874,
1 will lilo my fluni uccount in the otlicc of
the Judge of Probate of Oraiigeburg County,
and will apply for my final discharge as
Adioiulst rnti'x of said Estate.
MAIIY M. KAI?,
Aduii'x Est., John V. lluir.
fob 7th 1874 4t
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEUUR0 county.
in tiik common flkas,
Stettens, Werner & Backer,
ts
Paid Menisci.
t.'opv Summons for Relief (Complaint not
ser veil)
To the Defendant Paul Mentzel:
~V"ou arc hereby summoned and required to
X answer the complaint in thisaction, which
is tiled in the otlice of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve a Copy of your answer on the subscri
bers, at their Otlice ut Orangwburg Court
house SSo. Ca. within twenty days after 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
plaintitl's will apply to the Court for the Re
lief dei?anded-in the Complaint.
Dated at Orangeburg February t*>?h, 1871.
W. J. DkTREVILLE,
111 aintitl"h Attorney.
To Paul Mentzel, defendant above named :
Take notice That the summons and Com
plaint, herein, were tiled in the bfllco of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Or
angchurg County, at Orangeburg .South Car
olina on the 171 h day of January, 1874.
W. J. DsTREVILL ??,
I'laintilVs Attorney.
Feb. 0th, 1814. 7?0t.
If yon wnnt WORK DONE
in Mouse and Carriage Paint
ing go to
J. A. WILMIMS.
Experience 24 year*. Resi
ilence on Market street.
jnn i7 la
?OOD GARDENS to be land
by buying your Garden Meeds
and Onion SoIm from
E. EZEKIEE?,
wbo gels all Iiis Scotls from tlie
Celebrated firm of 1>. ff.au
dretli A Son.
JV. IS.?Members of Granges
will be supplied at Grange
price*.
jnn 10 4t
SOUTH C.tROI.INA.
OKANtJEUUltti COt" NTY.
All persons having-ehrims against the
Estate of the late Ann Uv>riys ?*w required
to present them, aaJ a<l persons indebted
to said fiutate are required<o wake pay
ment-, to
0O11N P. BERRY,
<Jualifiod Executor
declo 187? . lui
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASoanund Countt,
Ornngeburg, S. C, Nov. 1st, 1778.
To all whom it may Concern :
Pursuant to Title 3, chap. 1^ Revised
Statutes S. C% Section 58 requires :
Sur 08. If any person, com pan" or cor
poration shall commence any business in
any County of this State after the first day
ot September in any year, the cuptial or
property employed in which shall not h:.vc
been previously listed for taxation in said
County, and shall not within thirty days
thereafter make Buch report to the Auditor
of said " County as is required in the fifty
sixth Scot ion of this Act, he or they shall
forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred dol
hll-S, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name of the County Commissioners,
and paid into the County Treasury for the
exclusive benefit of the Ccunty, And pro
cess in such case may issue out of the Court
of Common Pleas of the County in which
such business was commenoed, directed to
tho proper officer, mid be served in any
County of this State.
JAS. Van TASSEL,
nov 8?tf Co. Auditor.
s
CO
-3 0
? Shoe Store Z*
2 &
JUST OPENED next door to CornolBon's
with a stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Selected from tho Manufacturers expressly
to suit HARD TIMES, both as regards
QUALITIES and PRICES.
To be satisfied that such is the oase, tho
citizens of Oraugeburg and vicinity nro re
spectfully invited to call and examine my
Stock, av I hopo to be able to show, not only
that there is something "New under the
Sun," but also semcthing to benoflt the un
derstanding, Call and seo.
T. B. BOYD.
nov 8 12m
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT ONE
month from date 1 will File my Pinal
Account, with the Hon. Aug. B. Knowlton,
Judge of Probate for Orange! ..- g County,
and ask for Letters of Dismissal na Guar
dian of the Estate of Viola V. RUey.
ON AN B. Ill LEY,
Guardian.
January 11th, 1873,w<t
We would have {consumers of BICE io know that our MILL is about perfection, sad
that we CAN and do GUARANTEE to SELL CLEAN RICE
Below the Charleston Market Price
At our MILL. . .
Persons desiring it we will furnish them RICE weekly at their doors in any quantity,
or at the MILL every day. We also keep u full supply of FRESH GROUND
M^A^L AND GKRX8T
On hand, BOLTED aud UNBOLTED, on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
IlIGE F-TjOTJ? frort STOCK
With CHEAP GRADES of HfRSE and COW FOOD. *
OAK AjNHD [PITSTTS WOOD
SAWED any LENGTH dcnlrep\ and delived to any part of the Town for the SMALL SUM'
of $tt.2.r> per Cord. Send alGng your Orders We are always ready te fill them without
DELAY. *****;t'3;:
STOAUS & STREET.
Call the ATTENTION of MY FRIENDS, PATRON8 and the PUBLIC to a fine AS
SORTMENT of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
At all PRICES and all GRADES, from ^Common Raetifiid" f to "Old Pure Rye" and Corn
WHISKEYS, which I have just received, mid notwithstanding the ADVANCES I will
still continue to .sell at FORMER PRICES.
Alio a FRESH SUPPLY of
COFFEE, STJCtAHS, TEAS, FLOUH,
.ndothor GROCERIES includinK SEED POTATOES and ONIONS whieb I; offor at a
SMALL per centnge. Call before buying, you can SAVE Money.
C. 13. KOBTJQHN.'
F. H. W.
HAS J?ST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF
GOODS!
I - - .-t ?<*<
And KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND n full line of
DllY GOODS
t)f ?11 kin>lH. He offers for sale everything in the shape of GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CHEAP. Such as
COFFliU, S.yC AU, LA It 1), BAfON, BLTTEIt, HAMS, CHEESE, CANNED FRUIT
and 11AM SAUSAGE.
Alr?mi hand a fine lot of xew xoutiikrx hay, and several GOOD
VARIETIES -of 1'ehtii.izeics, which cmi be bought LOW DOWN for the
MONEY.
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
red rust proof oats,
As we desire ?
to make QUICK
SALES at
Small Profit.
Wc would nUo
the attention
SEED POTATOES,
PLOWS,
BAKES,
SXIMCtS,
TRACES,
PJLOW LINES,
Of the PUULIC to our FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
onion setts.
hoes,
forks,
spades,
ham en,
hridLes.
GENERAL Mli)ROIrIAlSrr>lSJi:
Which we ofTcr at LOW PRICES strictly for CASH. Give us a
oall aud sac for yoursclvos.
MOSELEY, CROOK & COPES,
jan .11
(opposite the citizens' savings bank.)
june 28 ljr
SELLING
jj^ AND jpj
S HATS ?
? H
X0X
Cost,
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
HEAD! REA?!
_ j ... ?d baa f",**,;,? 1
AND TAKE NOTICE THAT. I ? *? i *?*T
tt-ji i r 1*1
[0 .tuon
LOW PRIG!
d J ito jd.1
,U7rf ?^<Ifou^9 ?in /ins fl-dt?l.?tf?'
.vi, i'i?. ' *>d tu? owot?j ?tKji? aiT,
CAN BE PURCHASED. iAOJ u? hat f>?w odi 'rui'tet I
l
We vfould inform our Friends, Patrons and the,Public*/ thai iiotwltbstaodla?: ?? fcjt
TEN8IVE SALES for the past dcason, . t p ' v-M"-* IV
'fan 11 i ?."?: ''). V
OUR STOCK
,iti n5(Jj fmyJee I
Is still in SPLBNDID CONDITION*?nil the Various Departments er? COMrL?*% ??tfc
FRESH GOORS Ncwjy rcoeivod. ? >u hoi ?.r.xv.rTt7^T?mr
We extend a Cordial Invitation to aU to EXAMINE our* ,-. ! hn? IdjhiaooW ?v.T
CHOICE ASS'O?T?tiS?lf
Before purchasing as we always have a GREAT MANY GOODS -; ?.?iffcodmS ''
, AT VERY LOW
Needed by everybody. ? ?.?t-.i.-.vitVjAiT
Preparatory to Laying in our SPRING SUPPLIES, we will dispose of ft gfWii MV
Mini 1 sis ' ? dim i'laJ WT T
CHOICE
At COST and BELOW COST.
Remember these FACTS and when in Town be sure to oall at
THEODORE KOHN &
../ o<S.V
rit}.:
0 jjirilmwi ififlSit ,maf?*f*i*b Hull V?
.!.)??> Ota'.d -udlsvaU srft -v-?rnx'>
'?im n?>h'?a sdi f sn*?4ar'iTOT.
To all Whom it May Concern
All PERSONS INDEBTED to me Id any
manner, will make prompt payment by the
let March neu. After that time all claims
will be placed in the hands of a Lawyer for
Collection.
jan 3?td T. C. ANDREWS.
Fresh Groceries
J?8TIN AT
? ji, '. .' I;! I,! Mi ? tut ).???)"
J. Wallace Cannon s
ALSO
LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOB ACCO,
and
CA NN KD GOODS, CANDIES,
FRUITS, &c.
" All of the above goods are offered at
PRICES to suit the present tight times,
jan 31 1874
At Private Sale.
mnE PLANTATION forming a part of
J_ the Estate of tho late Col. Koitt, and
known aa the DARBT PLACE. The tract
consists of about 60U 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 acre in I860. Would
be sold for one-half tha* t>rice now. One
fourth cash, the remair er in three instal
ments bearing interest from date and se
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is a splendid chance for aneryne de
siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Wator Pow
er, excellent Cuttle Range and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J U KEITT, Esq.
jan ft
READ! READ!!
ORANGEBURG ACADEMY
FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
.. I i
Will open at the new FAIR BUILDING on
THURSDAY the first day of January next.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Department - - 3-1.50
Intermediate .... $'2.00
English . - ? - - - $8.00
English with classics ... $4.00
Mnsie Extra.
JAMES S. HEYWARD,
Principal.
Miss E. FOG ARTIE, Music Teacher,
dec 27 187? tf,
NlOTTCE^
OFFICE CO. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
OiuKornriuj Jakhakt 27th 1874,
Notice is hereby given, that for the nfxt
sixty days, 1 will be at my office for the
transaction of business, on Saturdays only,
between the hours of 0 A-Jit., aid 8 P. M.
Being for the present on an official visit to
the Free Common Schools of tho County, j
?FRANK R. McKINLAY,
County School Commissioner,
jan 81st 1874 3t
Administrators Sale*
By virtue of an order from tho Hon. tho
Probate Judge of the County of Orangcburg,
I will Bell at Fort Motte ein tho loth day of
February next, and from day to day there
after until the property is disposed of, all
the Stock in trade of Jacob Cr.rroll late of
said County, Merchant at Fort Motte?Terms
MART ANN CARROLL,
Adm's.
The house and lot on KoAStoU
in Ornngeburgj formerly ow?^fla^Wf
than. For particulars inquire at '
Store of ^ ^ ? *? OLkl
.?AM lo-TirixftaL
JXJST OIPISN1
. ; AT : .'
Dp. Oliverotf D
. SEEDLESS RAISINf
CITRON, Ctif ,
and . *,! c| Wlfw
FANCY CANDIES. ,
Also a large collection of of TOYS.
Also a superior lot of CQLO?NS attd'fiHfr'
LET ARTICLES.
Also a fine lot of SE0AR9. '
Also a fine lot of CUTLERY.
Also a Lsrgo and well Selected Stock of
DRUGS and 3?EIW '
(o which^Articles, 'for
CORRECTNESS, the-FiibU?*8 0
directed.;w ...,d d'i?9 ?W?dD'<l
All are respectfully Invited *? ?kB fjt 1
Drug Stone of ? ?*d>R>Timji W
DR. OLl
what PLEm^ fl&i^
ui?7 ;i;dw oh v?H o^a ibid "WW*?
.ll^inoX. oft>
rTHEELERA WII^qN,p^^?J
CHINE*''?'f* tpV?jl.
vrvob ol.Trxi
dorT^S^ ?
j. t. ?i?a*ipa
june 28?^3m''
The State of Soutli
.hv.n *o Jntinat* Ja-..trfSrtS *
COUNTY OF ORANQEBfJES
Court ?F ???iioitf tj^.^
.?^sjhinif* aid
W.m,,C. Bee, J Di.Je*Te?4|1V' n>tfeJ
E. V. Jefvey and l. n. a
Chisotm, merchants, trad- 1
ing under the Firm
name of Wra. C. Bee &Co ?
Plaintiffs | I
j ?!:1WiVt(.>|i?/| njor tti
C. F. Gehrajs, Defendant. J lig-fc,*^)!
To the Defendant C. ^, GMn84JfoA^
Yon arc hereby summe
to answ?r the complain
which is filed in the office
Common Pleas, .^r^ifl^
serve a oopy of your ana wer
oomplal?t on the subscriber at
in Orangeburg, South . 0
twenty days after the serii
aive of the day of Btteh servi
fail to answer the complaint,within 4hs
( Tlaitttitf .ia tfcla nit?
25
aforesaid, the Plaint itf in this aetlon trill
apply to tho Court for the relief dwntandof
in the complaint.
Jahuary 24th 1874. A ?
IIUTSON, & lIUtfON,
piaintiir? S?mmwk
GEORGE POUYKR; : M 7>
Clerk of C. C. P.' ,
ja..3l 1874 *q%
.?--~-?i?i-W- ? ' ? ?-m
The State of South CaroHfia.
IN, , ;Tflft , CpMffirjOlrfi PlIJIIHlH,
By AUGUSTUS1 B. ! K^Ot^Sa^H)
? Judge of Probate in said C*u*'t>.
W It E!h^Ab,0lrep?' 8n?i*r
mit to mb to grant to her r
ministration of the .Estate;
Catherine Shulcr, late of eai
ocased.
? These are there,foftj&^fN} Ifffe
all and singular the kindred and
of the said deceased, to 1t#t|h^l[
Com^y, t o brfc^^tW5^^?
burg ?.^C.%o?tlm^2lBtdiy.of F<
any. why1 th?ld *A&^
and in tha 07th)3?ap.bf An?erAc** Udo?