The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 11, 1874, Image 5
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LOCAL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1874.
Judge Glover's charming residence is
being muoh improred bj tho erection of
? new fenee on the Russell Street line.
^- We would call the attention of the
Court will convene on the third Monday
in May, October and January instead uf
first &MMWil*on<FnSf?JO JJJ
llr J P Hurley ( caught in 030 of his
gill nets in the ri^erf?V Iue$10j|
night last a rock Gsh weighing 14 lbs,
und on Thursday uight on a set line a
blue; "cat fiah >reighiug 311 lbs. Good j
tefH*r\q 111 Iff i fj II.
Our friend Dick novor forgets the*
poor printers when he renews bis adver
. tisement, and from this fact jusily dc
nerves the public patro-age. Ho is not |
only liberal to the printers and their
iuk hut to all his custou.ers, and we
never have heard of a prudent, and
Jih^Vaf^/rchant like Mr. 0. D. Kurt
john * falling. Every 0110 knows where
his place of business is, as everybody
Oft) iifrwe*iithiitn 11 if Pinni iff to Dick .
nnr'-'i'T?" ? I I'm? ' hmii
Lant Sunday tuorning tho up train
from Charleston, while at a rapid rata of
apeed, rdti -into a colored man who was
asleep on the .track a little the oth?r
? aide of JRowcs Pump. f-ie was struck
BOO 11 I 8 70 ? ? ' ' .
?0 L^;Jr*3b%h* ??n catchor and tlirown perhaps
twenty feet to oue side. The train
mopped and sovera'l pnssengers got out
expecting to pick up a corpse. IIit* the'
?eoppe'e ?quietly picked up himself before
'thoy reached him, and went his way re
joicing at the damage he had i.itlictdd
<U.poa the ccw catcher.
cC?^^'?J^^ barber still survives at his
?old stan .l, whore ho continues to-shave
ibis customers as carefully as if each
'particular hair-that stands on ond were
<?f ptiro gold -and, if too hastily pulled,
mtight -oudungsr the life of tho owner.
?LH us nut qu:te forget g-<nd old Mr
3tr?wn. Oliver VVeudell Holmes flay*
what
- oven N? ure hv< her j?*tv
.AikI, oh-ri.?liin,-; ihn ?te?c, forgvla
'/)<? lorn Hnd oheer'the Old.
Put, iritmil llrown, "wn'le wniwry
' 3ri|ds a piece on e irth ' w : k!mI1 h .? uv : i
Ikindlier thaiianit.ura herseif.
'jju;.ijjv./iuaxxa. u s. of
[W.d>7 ,?gl?'iu?t tie following,
?officers ?were iiutt?llrd iu jpuld'c by ?thej
?Orangebu'rg Dtvit? -n, Ho. .24 ?'S. -of tT.: ?
J.G.$icKewn.W^JP.. !
Hin'knn'u Allcrgotli, W. ?.. :
L. II. Wannanijkor, 11. S.
JM'iss Lucy-. Danner, A..R. S.
khnfotaV'J?- S.
q& nliss 0. L NoufTot, T.
F..S. Dibble, Ohap,
?Jmncs A. Hamilton, 0,
..- 'T L Wannamnker, A C,
MiF.s Fannie Cannon, I S,
'T O S s)ibble, O S,
Hgr-T A EtTiott. P W P, p
tl)e , fifth ? instant some of. young
friends formed a new base ball club.
i .following is , a list of the officers
members. May the old clubvsoon
wcri to hold their own with
- .
J^ce Presidont, J C McKown, ?
?Secratary, T O S Dibble,
r > Treasurer, Win L Izlar.'
to. RcTSynt* $ v.u.
embers?Rrueo Reed, n
L jia $t? Bun,
Wilson,
bright Baxter. .. . .
? ? ? ?
*
> following(are tho.Sheriff's sales
i-Monday :
jji?.3 (acres nioro or lensy qfi .Sunny ?!
flide,~prbperty^ of B. D. Clark da ceasod.
bought by Mrs. L. S. Hall und Mrs M.
Cbsrk for 8170.
1 ^Lot known as Clark's Brick yord.
bought by George Bolivor, for $20.
1 Saw Mill on High Hill Creek, and
riho timber on G80 acres of land adjacent
^--Ihoroto; property of P. A. Buyck,
flaonght by Tiiomas M.. C. Kaigler lor
l Trae^irM. m*%. M one otheSrl
irseff of ,448,jjcrca, property of Jacob |
JDa?^le# ??WfcwM^cre^slk-"1
. by L. W. Dantr.'-er for $90.
.e^Jjiyft*^*0^*^ acres, property of
David Bull, bought by Mrs. E. M.Bull
$1,000. j * v
1 Tract of 125 acres, property] of
Jacob F. Witt, bought by J. R. Watts,
for $53.
Charity Lodge No. 7, Orangcburg
"Knights of Pythias, fouuded ! ou
naught but the greatest and sincerest
motives to cl luv in to tho sufferings of a
Brother, succor the unfortunate, zeal
ously watch nt the beelaidc of tho sick,
sooth the dying pillow, perform tho last
sad rites at the grave of a Brother,
-offering' cousoWiun to the afflicted, and
caring for tho Widow and Orphan
HuviuK these principles iu view, they ]
will endeavor tc exemplify them by j
practical testa ; aud if, by tho grace of
Cod/''i'HhalrsVcoe8fcf^ny"Jcaril,y out this
object, they will feel that their mission
h i? not bceu iu vain."
Mr. N. I Tutkbe'tu being the only
member of the Order in thia Town has
succeeded in establishing the above
named Lodge, nt a meeting held on
Tuesday tho;31st of March 1874. Mr.
Turckheitn was-called to''take tho chair,
called ths meeting to order, and stated
that th* object of the meeting wus to
organize und elect officers, ' that its
business and operations was of a secre
character having for its ultimate objeet
Friendship, Benevolence and Charity.
The election then took place which
resulted us follows :
Chancellor Commander,
W Ji ?EtlAUDEAf,
Vice Chancellor,
Ni TUCK.I1 El M,
Prelate,
J M Dann Kit,
Master of Exchequer,
!tf*M T lleo c aw ?vi?i
Robert Copes,
Matter of Fioancc,
W K OitooK,
Master of Record and. S.als,
T B Horn.
Master at Arms,
J S Alberootti,
Jmner Guard,
Gi:;> BoLl.VKtt,
Out or Guird,
7j M Womnc
???BS>?>~ ?
Oit.\..-vUKni;nu, Jr C.
April', 8th I.V74
"Bv a resolution of tho L?de ?eudcti.t
Young Amcrioa' Fire -Kn'ifiiio t,'ouipauy
held il is evening, it among other things
Lw?w. nn a a | iff'
$$tjWM- Th'tit^a vote or thanks -be
tendered the Ladies of Orau^ebueg for
Uheir kiiiduiiss; tit (ta^gcing us definite
inir Eugiuo favour last" Ahni veVsar-y.
K. M KNTatKf^
JV. Mc.MiCIIAKI,,
<C. i)-. kirn: John,
pommiltce.
"?? ? ? Saasas" .'i
Removed.? His Excellency the Gbv
cruor yesterday removed J J. Mitchell
and P.. AI. General as Trial Justiceo of
dJrangeburg county.? Cnion Herald.
AEM'OlNr.ED.?Iiis Excellency the
Governor yesterday made the foil >wiug
appointments: T. C. Andrews, Esq.,
of Ornnfjeburg, to be notary public, and '
Judge Glover, County Treasury of Or
isngeburg couuty, vice J. L. Humbert,
rem ?vc?j for cause?- Cnion-Herald.
"Their Nanie & Legion," may bo
applied to those who die annually of
Consumption, although sqience has ef
late years sensibly diminished their
number. It is gratifying to know that
the general use of Dr. VfUVtrh Balsam
of WjUd, Cherry is largely instrumental
I ,in= nittaiaipg this end; .
$2.50 Earned I from seven o'olock in
the evening; till bed time ! Large pro
\ fits vw'hcn ,the entire time in given. An
opportunity for either eox. Thirty cents
and stamp will secure valuable sample
! and outiii by-return mail. Mr: Thomas
Baker,-Wichita Kansai.
Cei.wMbaA, fi.{5., Doc 20tt, 1870.
To Iht Editor Oranycburg New* :
Sin?Ihawd tflvG honor to inform you that
at a 'maetmg of tho- Board of Officers, cre
ated by nn Act entitled "An A<rtU? Regulate
the Publication of nill (Legal and Public
. Notices,1' tbe following.resolution was adop
ted i ?
Hc*?lvtd, That the "?lt A N O E B? RC
N K W S" in hereby designated as the OFFI
CIAL, PAPER for Jbe Publication of all
-Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
the County (ftlBcers in the County of Oraoge
burg.
Respectfully, he.
F. L. CARDOZO,
?Sec. of State
and Chairman Board.
Pei? W. R; JONES'.
Horses and Mules.
"We wiU rlee^vjiat eur STABLUS, in irear
<ef Messrs. 'Von? k Itlar's, from St. Lous,
on <next TOutredaj, < a DROVE of fine
HORSED And MULES, whioh we will offer
i*o-?he public at prices <tJsat will suit .tha
present hard times.
BAMBERG & SLATER,
apd 4 * 4
j fttate New? - i rj
??(??trti f7iel 'iZdjutTt. X A. 0C5 j
A Grange ih about to start in I lorry
OOUUtT.
r!K Yd UtITJC* HA
The up counties are busily engaged in
?P'W^^rlM gttifY')^
Kaster Sunday ?res observed with
unuFually eloquent sermons and magni
ficent ccrctnotnicB in all the churches in
i<3baT|cstoii.i? '-r fit "y ?.1 '$*?{>
Mr. W. G. Trott, who, for a quarter
of a century, kept a drug store in Char
leston, died in Bremen, Germany on the
4th: .? ... r . ?
J. E. Biringe and Bob Johnson es
caped froth Georgetown jail on Monday
week.
The Laurons farmers nre planting
moro corn and will plant icss cotton than
usual. *
TheVill'ge of Lancaster supports
two goats which it could easily do with
out.
Tho Rot. Dr. Wilson, of Columbia
delivered the Murch lecture before the
Cheraw Lyceum. Subject: 'True suc
cess in Life.'
The Mills Houso, at Charleston,
i South Caroliua, which co.->t over S200,
000 in gold, was sold at amtlfn Tor 827
j 000.
Fisher and Swinny. two colored men .
fought at Bcuncttsvillo on Saturday
we??k. b'winuy, with an axo, wounded
Fisher in (ho shoulder.
Tho bnrn and stables of Mr. Ilo^in
Motes, residing, in the noighborh ml of
Cross Hill. Lauren* County, wero en
tircly destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night, 25lh ultimo.
Capt. W. G. Mcllwain, of Lanoaster,
fuund a ben's nest on his premises last
wcok, with one hundred and forty eggs
in it. This is no 'snake story,' but is
vouched for as a fact.
Mr. J. J. Hiigin, a prominent citizen
of Clarendon County, died ou Saturday
evoclc. Clause, a third paralytic stroke*
Mr* 11. B. D*!via,of Georgetown, died
on the 22d ultidtio.
A &pe occurred on Sunday night on
Sullivan's Island, which resulted iu the
complete destruction of the fine and well
furnished residence of Mr. Moses G dd
smith. It-was with great difficulty that
the handsome reside nee of Dr. 1'atriek
was -saved from a similar fate. i
A cotton factory is .to be established ,
at High Shoal*, Ander.lOU'Ci-unty., S. C.
Kilty thousand doJlu.re h ve been sub
mcr bod, and a -tnudb larger'Subscription
is expected. A meets;,)* of .the r.toek
h ld< vn wi I take place at High Sdiuah
ou the 2">th iu.tl.
IltllibT'l J). lhiniltTare. tttf iFair field
I nuuly, was urre-iled und carried on
Thursday to..Tei|ue?see ou a rnqusition
from -Gov. 11 rowii,^'on the charge of
hwr.ie stealing, lbmlwurc ie a vsry
bright tuu'aito. He left Fairficld with
vShci iiiau, and was uut ihoaul of until
his return about two weeks ago.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.
OFFJCK or tbk Oil ast, i: n u HO NlWI,
April, 10th 1874.
I'COTTON?Safles during the week 85
bales. "Wo quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 7(7$ 12
Low Middling..'. 1 -i(T^
Middling.Ml?
ROUOH Hier..$1.55 per oushel
Cons....?.$1.10 per bushel.
Cow PtiAfl. 85 per bushel.
I' i .N' nr.KM. 1.50 per bushel.
Notice of JL/ismissal
Estate of J.'mALACUI SIIULER.
Notice is hereby gi?tn ithat on the fifth
dA-y of May, 1874, I will file my final ac
count us Administrator of said Estate, and
will petition the l'ronatc Court for a final
disoharge.
JE8SK UTES 15Y,
Adm'r.-Est. J. 14. tihuler.
ap! 4 4
South Carolina Railroad Company.
General Ticket Agent's Office.
8. B. BICKENS, Genera! Ticket Agent.
ClIAajUKSTpN, S. C, March 23, 1874.
Excursion Tickets .to -Cdiarlewlon will he
sold from date for oik firat .class faro to
Merchants and Tradct?, and will he good to
return until May 10, 1874.
(Signed.) 8. S. SOLOMONS,
8npt S. C. R. n.
A NEW LiW FIRM.
HUMBERT & F0RDHAM,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW.
OFFICE COURT UOU8E,
?OHA A'6 Eli L'K G, S C r .
mar Q* it.
A GOOD PLANTATION in Middle Town
ship, 400 acres Finely SETTLED. Houso
and Outbuildings all new. All under Good
Fence Plenty of Fruit Trees. Price
$2000?half cash. A BARGAIN.
Also-180acres in snmolownshi,p. Saw Mill
House, Gin and Grist-Mill. Never Failing
Stream. Good (or 800 bush els toll Corn and
ti to 8 bales toll Cotton per year. $800?
half icash.
Also tiOO acres in .Charleston County, $8
per Aore.
Also 800 aeres in this county. Fine land,
well watered, $2 per acre. Apply to
A. B. ENOW ETON,
Lund Agent,
Orangeburg C. H., S. O.
jsar 14 ti
MONEY EARNED!
The HEAVY DECLINE in ALL GOODS in MY LINE enabled me to make very FAV
ORABLY PURCHASES during the pant week, and 1 now invite the Public to not only a
COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
but to a STOCK thnt MUST BE SOLD within the next THIRTY DAYS. To accomplish
a SPEEDY SALE I have thrown the entire stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGARS
On tins Market CHEAP for CASH.
It will certainlg be to YOUR INTEREST to cull and EXAMINE before buying else
where rGoods shown free of charge.
jj?-Special attention hi culled to a PURK PEACH BRANDY.
?** c. 13. isonTJOHisr.
B-.-...- _ ? - _ ,- . . .. -. ? I . ..J||. ...-? ? . . ... 1.1 II
1874 SPRING TRADE 1874
o
THEODORE ZOOT & BUO.
. ARE NOW OPENING T1LEJU
NEW SPRING STOCK
And can confidently aHHert that they ARE the
GREATEST BARGAINS
Ever *>cf?ro EXHIBITED in ORANGEBURG, whim are the results ?t UNUSUALLY
FAVORABLE PURCHASES inconsequence of tbe Present and Past PKESSURE
upon Trada.
DBESS GOODS,
PRINTS.
PERCALES.
WHITE GOtlDS,
31 tiUSIE KEEPING "GOODS,- *
EMRkoiDERJES,
NOTIONS. &fe., Ac!
Of Ibe FINEST a-nu RICHEST Materials and the latest Novelties in STYLES and DE
SIGNS of this Season's Wear.
Anelegnnt Stock of LadyV NBCE WEAR, TIES, COLLARETTES, SCARFS., RUCUES
and RELTS in mos<l Select i?ud Recnming ?le?.ij;iii>.
We .have added to uur already IMMENSE Stuck of
BOOTS AND SHOES
CtncpAr^^theCAU'EST STYLES of LA DIES' G A H' E11-3, ? E N T S * SHOES cne" BQOTS;
?Uw Stack of
Gents' Clothing, Hats aid Famishing Goads
Is SUPERIOR to any cv.-r oflVrcd by u~.
We-earnestly call your atteiitiiui lo tln> uAnve facts an I soMe't a VISIT "f Inspection
We biirng aibU; to .otler ifa.r uiurc VALUABLE INDUCEMENTS thin e vor V-fore prevented,
aud such aficannoi facHco<elatui the Patronage -nt all who stud}1 F.'"t>SJO.VV iu cctivciiou
with thelFJNiEaX QUALITY.
THEODORE XOSN & BROTHER.
K KW STORE.
THE CROWD AND IT WILL TAKE YOU TO
BOYD'S SHOE STORE
Where everybody is eager for a chance to examine tie LARGEST STOCK of ROOTS
and SHOES ever ofTercd in Orangebnrg.
Stock justin from Uostou. PRICES that will SURPRISE.
AND BESIDES
Toucan find a COMPLETE STOCK of
GROCERIES
Of the very BEST GRADES, to which especial attention is respectfully iniitoiL
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES paid for all kinds of I'RODCOE.
mar Jl
??Hi'lLL-XSl-l-ILJ.4l.tl >Jt
1S74
segaeyggg
NOTICE
ITO
. HOUSEKEEPERS
PARMEES!
Welia-re on hand a COMPLETE STOCK af
G R O C E RIES
And a/re .ottering NPU?IAIi IXDllTMlvVTS to purchasers.
?6000 lbs BACON of a\l kinds. 100 bids FLOUR of all Grades.
CAN N EF> 000OS of every Description.
?" SYRUPS und MOLASSES, POTATOES, SUGARS of all Gradns,
Ar.d in fact EVERYTHING usually Ion in I in a FIRST-GLASS tdROC.ERY.
Give us a call. We a?*c confident MONEY can be SAVED by buying from
YOSE&IZLAR
BQT GOODS DELIVERED.
J. 8. ALBERGOTTI,
CORNER RUSSELL-STEET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE,
HaB in Store a LAUUE and WELL SELECTED Stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Which are offered at PRICES which cannot FAIL to PLEASE those calling on hin
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED and delivered FREE of CHARGE.
Just rccoivod'a FRESH LOT of
dried reef
At G CENTS per pound.
PREPARED HAM, P1Q HAMS, BACON, BUTTER, FLOUR, SUGARS, 6EOARS, &?*
Al*o
300 lbs Choice Candies
W hich is the BEST and CHEAPEST in this Market,
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
country iPRQJDTTCE.
FAIR WARNING TO ALL I
We would have &onsnniera of PICE to know that onr MILL is about perfection
that we CAN and do GUARANTEE (o SELL CLEAM RICE
Below the Charleston Market Price
At our MILL.
Person!1 doHirinp; it we will furnish them RICE weekly at their doors in any quantity,
or at the MILL e\cry day. We hImo keep u full supply of FRESH GROUND
MEAL -AiSTD GRIST
On hand, BOLTED and UNBOLTED, on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
rich; flour for stock
Will; CHEAP GRADES of Ilf'RSE and COW FOOD.
oa k A.IST 13 PINE wood
SAWED any LENGTH desired, and detived to any part of the Town for the SMALL 8USI
of per Cord. Send along vour Orders. We are always ready to All them without
DELAY.
STRAUSjfc_STREET.
ORANG-EBURG ACADEMY
FOB
?OYS ANDGJ?L8
At the Now Fair Building.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primary Depart meat ? - $1.50
Itilertnoiliat'j .... $2.00
Bngltah.$8.00
English witIi classic? - $4.00
JAMES S. HEY WARD,
Principal.
dec 27 1H73 tf
Notice of Dismissal.
NrOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
month from ilatc I will File my Final
Account with the I.I? ? n. Ang. It. Knowlton,
Judge 6f Prohatc far Orungobtirg (hrnuty,
ami ask 4'or Letter!* of Dismissal an Admin
istrators of ilie Estate of Elix-ihetli Foglu.
1>. J. /KM'LEU,
D. P. F<M3LE.
Aduugtrntors.
March Kuh, 1874.?Im
Notice of Dismissal.
TOT ICE IS II ER ERY GIVEN TH AT
one month from date 1 will filo my final
account with the 11 one ruhte Aug. B. Knowl
ton, .linlge of Probate for Ornngebiirg Coun
ty as Guardian ut Calvin Deutpscy, Mary
Dempscy, (now I)nk.*.-?.) Asbury Dorapscy
an?! Duniel Deinpsey, nud ask for Letters of
Dismissal. '
JACOn SM0AKE, Guardian.
February 14th, 1S74. 4
GOOD ?AKOK.VH to be lead
by buying your CJardeu .Seed**
and Oiiios? Set* from
E, EZKKIFX,
who tveb* all his Seeds from the
Celebrated firm of I>. JLan
d ret It &V Sou.
X. 11.?Members of Grange*
will be supplied at Grange
prieos.
jail 10 1t
Fresh Groceries
JUST IN AT
J. Wallace Cannon s
ALSO
LflQlJOttS, tilGAltft, TOBACCO,
an?
CANNES) GOODS, C AND IKS,
FRUITS, &c.
All of the ahoTC goods are offered at
PRICES to suit the present light titajsa.
jan 81 3 874
At Private Sale.
rnn.E PLANTATION forming a part of
JL tho Estate of the Into Col. Keitt, mid
knewn as the DARBY PiLACE. Tho tract
consists of about 600 acres, one half well
Timbered, the remainder Hieb, Bed, Loam
Soil, adapted .to Crops of all kinds. These
.aro the FincHt I.amis in the District, nnd
were vuluotl at $20jper acre in 18G6. Would
he sold for ?one-half tha* ,tt*ioe now. One
?fourth cash, the remnir or in three instal
mcutrt bearing interest from dato and se
cured by mortgago of tho same.
This is a splendid chance for nnorync de
siring to secure Itioli Lands, tino Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range nnd a Refiacd
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J Q EEITT. gag.
jan ft
For Sale.
The HOUSE und LOT on Russell Street,
in Orangclnirg, formerly owned by V. Pit.
limn. Kor particulars inquire at the Drag
Store of E. J. OLIVEROS.
just oijEisrEr>
AT
Dr. Oliveros' Drug Store
SEEDLESS RAISINS,
CITRON, CURRANTS
and
FANCY CANDIES.
Also n large collection of of TOYS.
Also a superior lot of COLOGNS and TOIL
LET ARTICLES.
Alyoaline let of SEGA RS.
AisofHiii? im onTuTtrftitY:- *? ?<
Also a Lsrgc and well Sclectod Stock of
DRCC2S and MEDICINES,
10 which Ariiclos, for RELIABILITY and
CORRECTNESS, the Public's attention is ?
directed.
All tire respectfully invited to call at the
Drug Store of
DR. OLIVEROS.
If you Muni WORK DOME
in IIoiihc aud Carriage Paiat*
Ihg fi*> 10
J. A. WI 1*1.1 A MS.
Experience Si years. Reai?.
?2ea.ee uu T?rkei fitrcet,
jan 17 1874 It
SOUTH CAROLINA.
OliANCEBUUC COUNTY,
IX THE COMMON M.KAtJ,
Stettens, Werner & Ducker,
Paul Maatzcl.
Copy Summons for Belief (Complaint not
served)
To the Defendant Paul Mendel:
Vuu are hereby summoned and required to
1 answer the complaint jn this action, which
is tiled in the oliice of,the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve a Cyny of SWT auswar on lhe a*ibaeri
beris, at their Office at Orangoburg Court
house So. Ca. within twenty days after the
service of ibis summons on you exclusivo mt
the day of service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho
plniutUr* will apply to the Court for the Re?
lief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated at Orangcburg February 6tb, 1874.
W. J. DsTREVILLE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Paul Ment/cl. defendant above named :
Take notion That the summons and Cona
plaint, herein, wer? filed in the office of the
t'lerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Orr
an?;ebiirg County, at Orangeburg .South Car*
oliua on the 17ih day of Jauuary, 1874.
N.j. DeTR EVILLY,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Feb. ?>th, 181J.' |7?Gt
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Oraxusduro Couxtt,
Orangeburg, S. C, Nov. 1st, 17Tt.
TV .all whom il mat/ Concerns
Pursuant to Title 8, obap. 13, Revised
Statutes S. C. Section 58 requires;
8kc ?S. If Any person, compajx" ox cor?
porntton shall commence any b*aiufl*fha
any County of this State after tho ftjrst day
ot September in any yoar, the oaptial ar
properly employed in which shall .not hure
been previously liste?! feu* taxation in said
County, and shall not within thirty days
thereafter make such report to the Auditor
of said County an is required in the fcfty
slxth Section of this Act, he or they shall
forfeit and pay the sum oi'onc hundred dol
lar;:, which aball be collected by civil action
in the name of the Cuunty Commissioners,
and paid iuto the County Treasury for the
exclusivo .benefit of the County, And pro
cess in such case may issue out of the Court
of Common Pleas of tho County in which
such business was cpmmenoed, directed to
the proper officer, and be served in any
County .of this Slate.
JAS. Van TA8SEL,
nov 8?tf Co. Auditor,