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LOCAL. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1874. Th? weather for tho past week has bes? favorable to gardens?cloudy and The attention of merchants and trader's in eilled to die ?License Act in thltJM^ ,, , ______ - ' Mf^^A\^m\ of lltJewi> ?illo baa ^appointed Trial Justice by the G?rcroor. Tho I. O. O. F's , will have a publio demo nitration next Monday night at the Elliott Hall. The publice is invit.d to atteadT; Setfnotio in this issue. _- V ? - The' new Hase Hall Club, the Swamp Abatis, is in a prosporous oo-iditiou <Si;d^hope! to peel tho "Orange's', wliiij .they (the Angels) deem it proper to dial leng* thjin. ,$. HE! We are requestod to state tint Or A. M*. Snider will permanently locate at Orp.ngcburg C. II., S. C., occupying Dr. VFOlfffi^l?ld stand on the first of Muy JUX.t. If you wauta bargain in dry goo Is g? to T. Cart mill and you will cotho away with a smile. Mr. C never allows aay euc to leave his store with >ut baing pleased, even if they du not want to ?pp?d into Mr. Albcrgotti's itoro the other afternoon aud found it filled u)it?;(utiuoat with fresh, groceries, Nr. A. is doing a heavy business in his line in consequence of bin meito "quick ?alts and small profits." Now is your tiro4* readers to save money. . The; OraQge Base Ball Club is canfi deKt'o'f swathping the 'angels -t the ex pr4tt4&i ewiicit bot ween these two popu Jar cluba. ' We say suocess to both clubs. UTen't it be terribla if one pots swamp Tr.-rja'fr?tid the other peeled ?. We'll See whet the time comes. Mr. .1. Wallace Cannon bonded us a Mii-pU ?f a new brand of the weed which We e>Hi?Htr good for a>iy one wh>> tVew-(.r^ So?we "choose ' to think, at mBw ll;eY*ls?" h%% x-n.Al st ick?!1 ttor-i 3^ui^.fs^r^hin i ????-0 siSxSyyi v ' *rtid he Will give JOB a birgain. ?&S^J>r ?^^aSi?.nker has ju*t opened V :^:^sUeyt-\?xid' well, fitted up <kng store mim m * ???..?, S -'TWififk. p/rfee:. Dr. wav fctuietlj ?employed as clerk by car cm intent t^^^^Q^f^l'druggist Dr; Olivero? and ."*? ' tfce-dou'bt will give goueral satisfaction to 1/he .public. '':'1-^ambM6rg''and Slater.??re offering a fiue ^ftt eTatock nt their stables-in the rear ejfVoneA Itlar store. Mr. Slater cau fee i'Oond at his peat every hour in the ^ay^c! W^:do"his utmost to platte anj hi seed of a good horee or male. Mr. Slater informs us he *ill hare a ok lioroon Monday. ti yd has j".st Tf>ceiveJ a lot ef fiwe J>5ckled -oysters Thoy are I, 9n? kriy w'ho aTo fond of sich like , ul don't believe what we say in regard P^^e, Ijt them call oti Mr. B, and All style of shoes can be the' same place at prices to'suit ??1??. sm St<??S & Street's mill has It I4lh' of business that it is neces run their machine day and Well, all wc have so say is th? glfiP&en are at the' wheel and with a vof.the samp sort Orangeburg m become a city. It is un :y for us to i^y anything more of popular enterprise. jj^he new firm of Frautz Briggmann A (Co., olTe.ra to tL.o public rare iuduce : *li?**VWhi?&?ifavtfot th<rfollowing J^rtodt: Tube R ose, Kl Gusto, Mamie's Pride, Le Ingeuui.da.d, Golden Kinglet, "7?b*eco'8 chewing and smoking, (Dpcr and genuine Durham,) all of which w?*m S?PW%|^B?d. BMW??.,] lAVl4hw bevernge^ jBjsyr .AW' ghtoh ty0m ??rory p?fljtfni fatofc' In f?ct they have rj*!?jBS 1R M?P>r Mqo, aqd at prjcea to The card of Dr. E. J. Oliveros in another column sseaks for itself. An Orangeburg correspondent, in another column ef this morning's News and Courier, complains of the want of a suitable, Railroad Depot at that place. We are authorized to state in this oon nection that the officers of the South Carolina Railroad, Company fully appre ciate the necessity for a depot at that place, and are using their heat endeavors to supply, it. Not only has the contract been given out, but a large portion of the material has been prepared at the shops of the company iu this city, and the good people of Orangeburg will soon have the satisfaction of sooing a hand acme and commodious Railroad Depot erected in their town. Let us have peace !~7 Charleston Ntncs and Courier, A Novel yet Terrible Suicide.? At Staunton,' Pa., on Friday la?t, Theodora Marone, a workman iu the Laekuwauna Iron and Coal Company'? foundry, committed sucidc by pi uugi irg into a seething furnace, which at tha time was at a v. hiie heat. His cries attracted the attention of one of the Workmen, who, together with his companions, ran to the furnace und looked down, only to see Marone gyrat ing auiid the liquid fire, aud waving Iii? hands and feet in tho most, intense agony. A long handed shovel was lowered to him, but he was unconscious of its presence. One ol'the men stop ped the blast but human aid was of no avail to Bave tho unfortunate man, and he was dragged upas quickly as possible, by means of a large hook, a charred, disfigured aud unrecognizable tuass. 1 ho Columbus Enquirer says Stephen Pride, the corporation hand of tweuty five yeara, who| was drownod on Thurs day, obtainod the first divorce of any colored man in Georgia, shortly after ho married. The children by his first and second wivea are now quarrelling over the little property he had. In St. Louis everybody is considerate, and, therefore, a daily paper remarks: ??Two gonllemeu and a lady loft for the penitentiary laat evening." A Trno Bnlsm.?Dn. \V\stau's Balsm of NYn.n CIi kur v ia truly a balsm. It contains the balsamic prin ciplc of the Wild Chcrrj, the balsamic of tar and of pine. Its ingr :dients are all balsamic Coughs, Cold*, fj.iro Throats* Bronchitis, and Consumption speedily di.tsupcar under its bal-a nie iu lueioi ? $2.50 Karued I'rotii . seven o'chif-k in the evening till bed time '. Lurg-; pro fits when the entiro time is given. An opportunity for cither sex. Thirty cents and stamp will secure valuable sample afid outfit by return mail. .Mit. Thomas { lijtw?, NN jjchita Kansas. Cel.-e'HaiA, S.*C, Dec? 20th, 1870. "; To the Editor Oranffebttrg Xetef: Sir?T ha>o the homer to inform yon that at a rntetir.g of the Board of Officers, cre ated by an Act entitled "A n Ac; to Regulate the Publication of all Legal and Public Notices," the following resolution was adop ted i Kejfhed, Thai fhe "<*) R A N G E B V R G "N KffS" is hereby designated as the OFFI CIAL PAPER for the Publication of a/!l Legal Notices ami Official Advertitements'of the ("aunty Office-rain the County of Orange burg. Respect tally., &c. P, L. CARDOZO. See. of State and Chairman Hoard. Per W> R. JONES. COMMERCIAL. M A RK ET UK PO UTS. ? e* /?Ha*i .t ?}, Orrici or tub Oranokhuro Nkws," April, Ulli 1874. COTTON?Sales during tho week 63 bales. We quote: Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... , Sty 12 Low Middling....t. M|(?v Middling..-?-..;.?..Km?m i Rotioii Ricx ?.$1.05 per onshel Cons,.$1.10 per bushel. Cow I'Kas......... H? per bushel. * PlKOBRS.l.fiO per bushel. Horses arid Mules. Wo will keep constantly on h ui 1 a lot of HORSES'and MULES, which wo offer to the public at prices that will suit th* proscnt hard times. BAMBERG & SLAT Ell. apl 4 4 . 4 ___J_h_L-Ui__ BOARD" jviihout LODGING enn be ob mined at reasonable rates. For terms ap ply ovor McMustor's Store. oiar 14 4 ORANGEBUftG ACADEMY BOYS AND GIRLS At the New Fair Iliiildiiiff, . TERMS PEU MONTH. Primary Department - - $1.50 Intermediate ' ... $2.00 English * $J5.00 English with classics - - - $4.00 JAMES S, HEY WARD, Piinoipal. tea va NOTICE. U. S. Internal lie venue SPECIAL TAXES, May 1, 1864, to April 30, 1875. Tho Law of December 24, 1872, requires evory person engaged in any business, avo cation, or employment which renders him liable lo Speoial Tax, to Procure and Place Conspicuously in his Establishment or plaou of Business a Stump denoting the payment of said Special Tax for tho Speoial Tux year beginning May 1, 1874, before commencing. or continuing business after April 30, 1874. The tuxes embraced within the provis ions of the Law above quoted uro tho fol lowing, viz : Rectifiers, $200.00. Dealers, retail liquor, 25.00. Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100.00. Dealers in mnlt liquors, wholsale, .">().00. Dealer's in malt liquors, retail, 20.00. Dealern in leaf tobacco, 25.00. Retuil dealers in leaf tobacco, 500.00. And on sales of over $1,000 fifty cents for every dollar in excess of $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5.00. Manufacturers of stills, 50.00. And tor euch still manufactured, 20.00. And for each worm manufactured, 20.00 Manufacturers of tobacco, 10.00. Manufacturers of cigars, 10.00. Peddlers of lobsceo, first class (more than two horses), 50.00. PcddVra of tobacco, second clans (two horses), 25.00. Peddlers of tobacco, third olass (one homo). 15.00. Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on foot or public conveyance), 10.00. Drewers of less than 5(10 barrels, 50.00. Brewers of 500 barrel* or more 100.00. Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply with tLc foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties. Persons or firms in Orimgeburg County liable to pay any of tlie Spocial Taxes named above must apply to W. R. CloUtnian, E?rj., Collector of Internal Revenue at Char leston, or to P. V. nibble. Dpt'y Collector at Ordnguburg? S. C, mid pay for und procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to May I, 1874, ami without further not ice. J. W. DOUGLASS, Commissioner of Intcrnul Revenue. Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D. C, February Iii, 1574. mar 28 4 NOTICE. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Or OrniiKcburg. MORES M. BROWN, the Barber, pledges himself to keep up with the times in nil the late Improvements, as his business is suffi cient to guarantee the abovo. He will be found at his Old Stand ever ready to serve his customers at the shortest notice, apl 11 30 Notice of Dismissal Estate of J. MALACUI SIIULER. Notice is hsreby given that on the fifth "day-of May, 1874, I will file my final ac count as Administrator of said Estat?, nnd will petition the Probate Court for a final discharge. , JESSE ?TEREW Adfti's. Eat. J. M. Shuler. ap! 4 . 4 Soulli Carolina Railroad Company. General Ticket A gem1* Office. R. B. DICKENS, General Ticket Agent. Cuaui.kstos, S. C, March 2,% !S74. Excursion Tickets to Charleston ?vill be sold from dalt: for one first class faTr. to Merchants nnd Trade;*, and will be good to .return until May 10, Ls74. (Signed^) S. S. SOLOMONS, Sup*. S. C It. R A XEW.LAW Flit.II. HUMBERT & FORDHAM, ? (ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS A T L A VF. OFFICE COURT HOUSE, OJlAJk'OJSJt-VHG, JS C mnr 14 tf A GOOD PLANTATION i*i Middle Town ship, ?00 acres Finely SETTLED. House and Outbuildings all new. All under Good ?Ynce Plenty of Fruit Trees. Price $2000?half cash. A BARGAIN. Also lMlacrcs in snir.e township. Saw Mill House, Gin nnd Grist-Milk Never Failing Stream. Good tor 300 bushels toll Corn and 0 to 8 bales loll Cotton per year. $800 ? half cash. Also ?O0 acres in Charleston County, $3 per aero. Also :50() acres in this county. Pine land, well watered, $2 per acre. Apply lo A. D. KNOW L I ON, Land \gcut, Orangeburg C. II., S. C. mar 14 tf If you want WORK DONE In House nnd Carriage Paint lug go lo J. A. WILLIAMS. Experience 21 years. Ilesi. donee on Market Street. jiin 17 1874 13 GOOD GAItDEXS to be had l?y buying your Garden Seeds and Onion Sei? from e. ezi:kii:l, who fc'ets all his Seeds from the (Celebrated llrm of 1>. Lau? dreth A Son. .-' II.?Members of Granges will be supplied at ' Grange prices. jsn 10 4t Fresh Groceries JUST IN AT j. Wallace Cannons ALSO LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANNED GOODS, CANDIES, FRUITS, &c. All of 4 te above goods,aro offered at PRICES te suit tho present tight times, jsn 31 }97i trj '! w >?t CO o b> 00 K to o w CO o o 0 ?-? 0 ill o o > O H N Q I a l?J cn ? O bd o w H -1 H > t> 05 H 0 H g Q H 99 i c O &. 1 3? HI '. H H ? H 3 q o 3 H H CD c a 5 0^ 3- o hd O Ed w T3 CT fed o 03 O o b? w >H O O Pi S> if8' trj E?I CT* ?7? *3 A SPECIALITY OF BACON, FLOUR, HAMS & SUGAR, THIS SKA SON. Also on hand a full STOCK of FANCY GROCERIES. Just received a fresh lot uf CHOICE CANDIES, FANCY CRACKERS, LEMON SUGAR, LEMON SYRUP, CANNED STRAWBERRIES, PEACH ES, kc. J. S. ALBERG0TTI, CORNER RUSSELL STEET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUH. ! I - MONEY The HEAVY DECLINE in ALL GOODS in MY LINE enabled mo to make eery FAV OR A ULK PURCHASES during the pa*t week, and i now invite the Public to nui only a COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS but to a STOCK that MUST RE SOLD within ihe nc-xt flflRTY DAYS. Tn accomplish, a SPEEDY SALE I have thrown the entire stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGAES On 1%e Market CHEAP for CASH. *t w?TI certninlg be to YOUR INTEREST to call and EXAMINE before buying else where Goods shown t ree of charge. Jted*- Speciid aUeulion is called Jo a PURE PEACH URANDY. C. 13. KORTJOHN; 1874 SPRIG TRADE 1874 THEODORE KOEH & BUO. A It E NOW OPENING THEIR NEW SPEXNG STOCK And can confidently assert '.hat they AUF. the GREATEST BARGAINS Ever hefore EXHIBITED in QRANGEUUUG, wlijoji are .the results of UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE PURCHASES inconsequence of tho Pi csohC and Past PRESSURE upon Tride. . ' DRESS coops, PRINTS. PKRC YLES, WHITE GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, ; EM URO I DER IKS, NOTIONS. .*??.. fti! Of tho FINEST ami RICHEST Materialsaud the latest Novelties in STYLUS and UK SIGNS of this Season's Wear. An elegant Slock of Lady's NECK WEAK, TIES, COLLAR UFTES, SCARFS, RUCHES snd BELTS In most Select and lloeoming des.gns. We have ,added iu our already 1M M ENSE Sjuek of BOOTS A'N D Slip ES Comprising the LATEST STYL KS of LADIES' GAITERS, GENTS' SHOES Our Stock of and BOOTS. Gents Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods Is SUPERIOR to any ever offered by us. We earnestly call yoiir attention |0- tho above Mein and solicit a VISIT of Ihspection We being able to offer tar more VALUABLE IN D?CKM EN TS than ever before Lesenled with ihe FINEST Qu\uTVn,,n Pa,rot,nSc ofttl nho study ECONOMY in [oh n bo tion THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. } IcchmC . < . 81tt -**r?wrf F. t i B ?rwr>& '<fin??8 HAS rP'JEIVKD A full stock of SPRING GOODS Which he ia offering at reduced prices. - Utl t? rrii.A ''.liitfyiff We would have Consumers of PICK lo know that our MILL is about perfection, that Tvc CAN and do GUARANTEE lo SELL CLEAN RICK ? ? ? 'x*m itt Below the1 Charleston Market Price AI our MILL. ? Persons desiring it wo will furnish them RICE weekly nt their doors in snr quantity, or at the MILL e\ery day. We al*> keep a full supply of FRESH GROUND j?M'?lL AjjST? GRIST On hand, BOLTED and UNBOLTED, on the MOST REASONABLE*terms." i>3T7 ?RIGE l^T^OTJn FOB STOCK With CHEAP GRADES of lt< R3E and COW FOOD. tu*J.*t?ig O AK J^lSnD ^IsNTS TTOOD yfo SAWED nay LENGTH desired, and delived to any pnrt of the Town for the small Sum of $3/25 per Cord. Send along your.Orders. We are always ready to fill tlicr-i without STRAUS & STREET. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS lIEUE.hY GIVEN THAT ONE month from date I will Filer my Final Account with tin- Hon. Aug. 15. Knowlton, Judge of Probate for Orangehurg County, niitl ask for Letters of Dismissal as Admin istrators of the Estate of Elizabeth Fogle. 1?. J. ZEIG LEU, D.' P. FOG EE, Admistrators. March l?th, 1874.? Im Notice of Dismissair " TVTOTICE IS HEUEP.Y GIVEN THAT jj^j one itionlh from date I will file my final account with the Honorable Aug. II. Knowl ton, .Indue of Probate for Orangehurg Coun ty us Guardian of Calvin Demp.sey, Mary DeinpHej-, (now Dukes,) Asbury Deinpsey and Daniel Deinpsey, and ask for Letter? of Dismissal. ^ .1A C0 0 5JIOA 5 Ey <J uirliau. " February 1 Ith, 1H74. 4 Iron in the Blood MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. TJiePcruvtan Syrup, a Protect ed Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to Jiavo the character of an aliment, as easily digested and assimilated t?ith the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Nature's* Own Vitalizing Agent, Iron in the blood, and eures "athousand ills," simply by Toning up,Ihirtgorating and Vitalizing the System. The en riched and vitalized blood per meates every part of the body, repairing tlamagcs and waste, searching out morbid scsre t'ons, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon. This is the secret of the won derful sUccess'of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar rhoen, Boils, Norvous Affection s, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Xioss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of the Kidneys and [Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or ac companied by,debility or a loio state of the system, licing free from Alcohol, in any form, its energizing effects are not fol lotvcd by corresponding reac tion, but are pef*indneht, infu sing strength, vigor, and new life into alljutrts of the. system, and buildiny up an Iron Con stitution. Thousands have, been cTianged by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering crea tures, to strong, .healthy, and happy men and women; and invalids cannot reasonably hes itate to give it a trial. Sec that each bottle lias PERU VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass. JPamplilots Free, SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, IVo. NO Harrison At., Boston , Bold iiy Duuooihtk i; ?: n mi a l l r. At Private Sale. rpIIE PLANTATION forming a-pail ot L the Estate 61* Hi?}ate Col. Kciti, und Known as the DAUBY PLACE. ? The tract fonsi.-l* of about tiOD acres, one half well l'imborLcd, tlie remainder ilich. Bert, heath Soil, adapted to .Crops'of ail kinds. These are the linkst Lands in the District, and were valued at ft?V acre in 1868. Would be Hold tor one-ha't' tha' ,'rico now. One fourth cash, the ruma.ii er in IhVee,iu.ital, meuts bearing inferpsl fromv*daio and se cured by mortgage of I ho same. This is a 6plemU.il dbanaa for nlherync de Rirhrg co secure JUoh Enrols, lino Water Pow r>ff SOUTH! CAROLINA. OKAXGEUURG COUNTY. IN' TitK COHMOX PLKAS, ?teffciiB, Werner & Dueker. . . ? , Paul Mentzel. . i'opv Summons for Rolief (Complaint not ?erred) To the Defendant Taul Men'tiel* "%7"ou are hereby summoned and require*! te -?Ja. answer tho complaint in this action, which i* iiicd in tlie oilice of t lie Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a Copy of your answer on tho subscri ber*, at their Office at Orangeburg Ceurt po;:so So. Ca. within twenty'days-sifter the Service of this summons un you s^qlusiyo ef the day of service, and if van fail to answer ?the complaint within the Vima afereeaid, the j plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Be lief demanded in the Complaint. ageburg February 6th, 1874. \\. J. DaTKF.VlLLE, _Plaintiffs Atrornej^^^ To Paul Montzel, defendant aoeT5*Trsat^r^,? 'i ake notice That tho summons and Com plain;, herein, vcre filod in the omoo of the Clerk of th? Court of Common Pleas for Or angeburg County, at Orangeburg .South Car olina on tho 1 Tib day of J ?uuary, 18'4. W. J. DxtUyiLLR, ? Plaintiff's Attorney. Feb. fith, 1S14. . ,.^7_6t NOTICE. ;w . OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, OKAxeaBuna Cotrstr, Oningoburg, S. C, Not. let, 1771. 7* all if horn it may Centern: Pursuant to Title 3, chap. L$, Tievised Statutes S. C. Section 58 require* : . Skc ?S. If any person, eompan~ or cor poration shall aommeaoe nny business in 'any County of this Stite after the first day of Septembor in "any; year, the captial or property employed in which shall not hkve been previously, listed for taxation iu said County, and shall not ?ithin thirty days thereafter maks such report to the Aa litor of s.:'nl County as is required in the fifty pixih Section of thin Act,.he>or they shall forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred dol bu s. which shall be-colleetod by'civil action iu the name of the County Cemrivlssioners, and paid into the County Treasury for tho exclusive benefit of tho Countyv.; Aud pro cess" iu such cub may issue out gf tdie Court of Common Pleas of the County_in whieh such business was commonnod, directed to the proper officer, and' be served in any County ot this Stale. -.a bma J AS. V?s TXSSRL, nov S-tf -?V ?Sc?<8.{Auditor. --i?^JodTT MONEY CANNOT WUB IT I l or Sight in H*ric>*'IOHsII HUT THE DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL PRESERVE LT^jv ' ?<stS3k?sm^Qs^ If you value your Fypatent Use these Per fect Lenses, Ground t'rrthv tfiirrfto Crystal Pebbles.Melted together, 4nd 'derive thulr name ;'Diamond" on acn'ojiut.of thoir Hard, neu ?nd Drilliancv. 'They vvffPdftst many y-^ar? without change, .and are warranted superior to'all others iiiMifle. ^ Manufactured by \barffjpon'c'er Op'tea Manufacturing Co., ^^^YgTjk.j^ CAPTION. ?None Oenulhg unless stsrnp. cd with our tntdo innrk.'^w f^aidi For Sale by Responsible Agents through out the Union. ?E, f. QI.IVRR08, jan 20?ly Otangcburg, 8. G I ?-~..'^< ???'.? c>;* wTjI i>r>4<tm-[-' f* .s;?.;a s>* I 1 SSPECTFULLY fHMIF. UNDERS,iGNED,..RE I ~.Informs live pubWo Ihat he Is now pre m\h ^?^fYirmsn?BRft?irj 4?WUy quantity l-fcSU ?*de?? wj^>>n^et^|/)n|mA/|?n!:on. j^,?e>- ifA1? ?VCTjEDWAUDS. a io iij&h j?d oui trf! tdisul * feftftto) v-.? 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