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LOCAL. J. FELDER, MEYERS, Assistant Editor. SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1874. The Ilorry iNVir? is still alive. Scveial matters arc left out of this issue Yihich should have appenved They will ap pear next Snturdny. Jonquin Miller hns written about "A storm Iri Venice." Mrs Miller is probably there. There is n Tillen in Aikcn, according to the Coufier-Journal. He has selected for his si?n a "Rig Ham !" Died ..on. the Igth of November 18TJ, Reubin Johnsen, aged 77 years and 7 mou:l?8 He died the same night that he took sick. The only oath that the Chicago girls iisj is "Rytjum." Wo know some that can beat them. Tbo new winter hats for la<!icj are a'rea ly felt. And some worn o:it by be ing looked at too o**teh. Thursday last was Thaiiksgivtn day, bin without much thanksgiving a', out these parts. * G. W: Raster is just from Charleston, an 1 the nicest sort of goods nr.; ji'st pouring into his store. Give him a c ill. The 1 egisjaturo organized on Tuesday last. The Hon. R. D. Elliott was elected Speaker of the House by a handsome niu jority. A Vhrewd observer of our acquaintance bus discovered that the oiea in this county don't objoot to be overrate 1 except by our Cov.uty Auditor. Qhc Citci is coming and the urchins are happy; oh fo huppy. It will he a grand affair. Every little boy knows the name of Old John Robinson, mid every little boy wants to sec what 'die's gwine to show." The Elliott Independent Hook & Ladder Company will j lease accept the thanks o" this r.flico for an Inviution lo their An aivur -M>ry f-upper next ^Monday night, at their Halb btr} C. 11. IInil is iibw holding forth wi h Wallace Ci nt on. C tint lie is a trump wlier ever yen pbito him. He is not in the news paper 'business no.v, but he is in ngrocery store where he can sell the best qualities t f greet ros. He wntWB to st c his Iriei.ds at Wallace Cannon's. , TjiQ oroyrded ftnte of our paper this week with new ndveitis.einents, provents us from giving our readerti a larger amount of o lito rial and local matter. That tbo QnANOKiiuitn NKVfB is the paper fur advertisers to pi t o i izeis dcmonstnijed by the appearance ol our columns, this morning. ????WJ-----I ??III - Tim. Hon. t. p. Animikws, Senator from thTsTJounty IefY for his post of duty on Mouduyhist. Senator Andrews id 0110 of the most w atc?fidVud influential members of the Senate,lind always woiks in the in terest Tof retjki.cLnitnt and reform. We Hid ? v shall look lir good work from him. WEDDING CAKE? The (hunks of the office arc due to Mr. ?ud Mrs. Lewis Wiinnanioker for a piore of tluir wedding cake to dream upon. May their life bont be piloted through tranquil waters, and., their future be" strewn with flowers of rcrcnuiai Llaoin, is the wish of many friends. DR. A. C. D UK ES? Continues at his cent raj stand, and keeps fctcadily on hand a full supply of pure and hcallhgiving drugs. He has also a supply . of fine BPgars, candies, toys he. Asdslcd by the gcniul nnd mild mnnnercd Sherrod Reeves, the Doctor must over continue to do a good businoss. His medicines, regar s, toys and candies arc splcn lid. J*. D UFFIE? This is one of the best conductors oi the South Carolina Railroad, lie at ten-Is to his business in a manner that has made him liosts of friends wherever ho is knovn. Many persons who like to havo a snt wb'do traveling invariably inquire. "Warnt is Duffio1 going down ?" Ho wont let n .-loepy passenger take tip two scats whilo of.tri Imvc to stand up. Long may In wave. THE GREAT SHOW? In addition to the Fifty Cayes of Animal* tiro tho 6 Golden Chariots, the Massive Tableau Car* of Crimson and Gold, tho AlayuifiotHt Pony Chariot, tho Slpendid Rand Wagons, <ho Golden Cars of the Conquerors, all of which can bo witnessed in tho grand street display,. which tnkce place on Wednesday December 2d, that bein? the day Old John Robinson's Great Show visits Orangeburg. Don't forget tho date, Wednesday Deo ember I'd. ' Judgo Thompson II. Cookc is a very promi nent candidate for Judgo of this Cirouit. Judge Cooko has. won bright lourols for him self upon tho bench in the up-country and wc have no doubt would, if elected to this Circuit, give entire satisfaction. CEO. H. CORNEFjSON? That shrewd and sterling merchant speaks to his readers in a new stylo to day in our advertising columns. His army of custom ers will do themselves no hurui by turning to his advertisement at once and those who uro not in Iiis crops, may lorn something good for their souls by paying his mam moth store a visit mutanter. Those who liavn't got a horse should sad lie a cow at once and conic to Cornelsoii'a and be blest. DEATH OF COL. R. /> E TU E VI LL E? This esteemed gentleman of tho old rejimr of South Carolina died at his rcsiden :c in Buninicrvillc at 7 o'clock on Wednesday night of this Wiek. II?: was a graduate of West Point, and has been lor years identified with the Par of this Stale, and was regard: I as one of its brightest lights. He lived a life of usefulness t?> his Stale, and leaves behind him a void we fear that will nol soon be Riled in up new South Carolin i. He was seventy four years of age at his d -ath. .If. Al.HUEt'HT? His advertisement will bo fount ill to day's Ni.ws. We bad thought that he was .'o well known ns not to think of using pri - ter's ink, ht.t ycl wc fi?il him to-day num bered among our list of adrctisars. We are glad he remembered us. An 1, Mit, it .-hall be our pleasure to give you value re ceived. Just continue to keep goo 1 grocer ies, liquors, alts &c, (as j oil nre doing now) and it shall be >vell with yo.u Y hi shall be pa ronized by the Lev!to and the Samari tan. THE LAST OF MR. JONES? On Saturday hist this deeeisod citi/."nof Ornngrbiirg was burhd, an 1 now all that rests of him in earth i* his mortal remain', which sleep quietly under the turf in the C itl olio *?. rave yard at this place. The lunir.il rites were pcrfjrnicl by llev. I'ati c." \ olgo with that solemnity so peculiar to t! e btlliul icrvices of the Catholics. The proccssh 11 wliH h fTowed the dec-a--' d fro a his residence to bis last resting pi:--, wi composed of cur best citizens', and their measured and solemn tread I old ton well that one of Oriingcburg's old landmarks was gone. May he re t in pa ice. I RA.\ TZ IJRJUUMAXXr Tili* \ tiling f.e:ith man is modest and siiml! in I'liysjipie but it is a fact; ns iucontriver t!hle us the dei th of Julius Ctcsar, t at h s stock of select family groceries is n >t to bs comprehended in the phrase, "A moderate apply of good things Iii tat. His s n:? is literally crammed. Tlie ;o'.*y Pill Vinco s j ri small m m, btl h ? has t.? go sid j \v lys to : tit 1 end to his ct.stomrrs sometimes. Prank's stors is full of just such articl-s ns only a tir.it class grocer would show to an qrange burg public. Those good country folks who are fond of soin-thing nio-3 to oil 0.1 S in I ly should cull at Midler's old stand duri'ig tho week; i-iir town cj denies, lite connoisseurs of what it takes to 'preid a goo 1 table, al remly know that at Pran'z Driggmann is I her lace to make purchases. 1 ???>.?. t?1 . MURDER OF BUTLER G1IOLSOX? On Sunday-night last a dastardly murder was committed iu our usually quiet Town From the fno IS reported to us it appears that the deceased, QlinUon, 0:11110 in poss ession of rumors, affecti.ig his wife, and, desiring to g<d at tho bottom of them, re quested bcr to walk with him to the person whom he suspected as being the one that caused them to obtain circulation. This individual was no other than the murderer, Williaiii'Auld. Uholsou's wife ?-?o.nented to accompany him, ami in passing up Kussel Street they met Attld in front-of IliaStore of Messrs Hull, Scovillc & Pike, tiholson said to him, "Auld, tome here, I want to sc,e you," to which the hitter replied, "if you want to sec me, you come here." Qholsoli thereupon jyeiil to Auld, and too!; him gently by the col.ar of his oat and hogged him to Step olio sido with him. Auld refused, Mid upon (Hudson importuning him the Second lime, he drow a pistol and said, "Take that you d-n s-n of a b-'i." Qbolsou staggered, fell ?o the ground and expired in a few moments. It is said that Aul I was endeavoring to borrow cart ridges nil day Sunday, bat failed to obtain any. Tho murder was committed with a Smith & Wessen live shooter, which upon examina tion WttS found to have hud but one chamber loaded. Auld w.is arrested and is noiv in juil. A Corioner'a inquest was held ovor tho body of the deceased, and a Pott Mortem examination mado by Dr. S.illoy and Dr. Dukes. A verdict whs rendered in accord ance with the facts. Tho nights now arc cold. A crowd of blankets is a necessary requisite to one's comfort. ffi.ce OF GEO. H. CORNELSON I would respectfully call tbo nttcntion of my CUSTOMERS and the PUBLIC in gen eral to I be fact tu at 1 am now receiving an entirely NEW STOCK of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES, Crockery, Glass, Wood and Willow WARE. ,'nd EVERYTHING IN MY LINK, especially selected for tho CHR13TMAS TRABE, also u large ad lition to my Mock of FINE CLOTHING 11n s ENABLING EVERYBODY to SHINE in a BRAN NEW SUIT for Christin i?. I continue to buy COTTON, KICK, PEAS, CORN, etc., at the HIGHEST MARKET I'll !('???' as usual. Hoping to receive n LARGE SHARE of your patronage, I remain respectfully yours, (JKO. 11. CQHNEfj?UN. S^VE YOUE MONEY BY BUYING VOUR Groceries, Liquors and Segars FROM AGENT FOR HAZL1TT & OO.'S ??HYGIENIC TONIC BITTERS." its ingredients arc strictly VE prescribed by all eduetit id Physicians in their practice. O. D. KOBTJOHN n IETAHLE, and a i WK TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR "PATRONS and the PUBLIC r one rally ihat tve have increased oar STOCK OF MERCHANMSI *9 And hiivi i:g rented the STORE of Mr. J. P. II AR LEY, at tho Cornor of Russall and Rroughtoii Streets, wo are now prepared to serve you at either Store. Mr. .1. W. MOSELEY will continue tho Businoss at our OLD STAND, Corner Ruisoll and Market Streets. Mr. ROBERT COPES takes oharge of the NEW STORE, where will be found at idi|.cr place, a well selected stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. " - ?i? - Thuiik.iig you for yoi.r former pnlr-nng'o we respectfully solicit a continuant ot the same. J. W. MOSELEY. 110 UK KT COPES sept 17 1871 _ If NEW GOODS AT Comprising the REST BRANDS of Candles, Soap, Starch. Pickle^, Roek Candy, liaisons, P. I.ICS, Can Peaches, ? Pears, " Pine Apple. MINES, L1RU0RS, SI.GARS and TOBACCO of the Best Brands. All of which I ;untniitee vill plmn loth in quality and price. iiKJllKST ASH PlilOES given for all Country Produce AT W. T. MULLE IPS OLD STAND, ?ll??OHTON STHKl'JT. Flour, S. II. Flour, Hams, Breakfast Strips, Butter, I ai d. Sugars, Silver drip Syrup, Molasses, Codfish, Onions, Maccaroni, Can Oysters, " Sitr lines, Lobstets, " Peaches, '? Tomatoes, " Green Corn, Mackerel. Irish Potatoes; Brti7.il Nuts, English \\ ulntits, Almon Is, Chocolate, French t ?on feet ion cry. Brandy Poncho*, Cherries, Dried Apples, 11 errings, Swec Potatoes, C. WEST & SONS, ALADDIN SF?V?.TY THE BEST OIL IX USE. Warranted 150 Degrees Fire Test. WATER WHITE IN COLOR. FULLY DEODERIZL'D. Am) it Will Not Explode. It burns in till Coui Oil Dml Keiesenc Lump?. TRY IT. Aok for "Alntldiu Security," and take nu o III or. C. WEST & SONS. IIS ami 115 W. Lombard St., oct -Jl?24 Rait i more, Md. Land for Sale. A ISAStdlAIN.?About 1000 norcs of LAND in Middlo Township, well settled. (Jill House with Gin and Grist Mid. HI ick Bliiitli Shop and Tools. In one parcel ut at $8.20 per acre. Terms easy. A I.SO Farm on Old Orangoburg Road, 7 miles from town?2?~?0 acres. Price ?1070. Well settled. Terms easy. ALSO One Store and Lot in Or.ingeburg. A LSO On* Iluihling Lot on Russell St roe*. Apply to AUG. R. KNOWLTON, Attorney at Law, sept 17?tf Orangcburg, S. C. Dr. A. 0. DUKES Has just received a fuil supply of FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, kc. Also a lot of lino CIGARS and TORACCO all of which will be sold cheap for cash. sept ? IS71 1 FOR SALE Thal fine two story STORE ami LOT on Church Street, lately occupied by the Citizens Savings Hank an I Mr. Kirk Lobinson, fronting Court House Square. Terms reasonable. Apply to JOHN 1). STIMM A N Esq., or to 1ZLAU ?v 1)1 RULE. Orangeburg S. C. oet. 10 1874 3m. Valuable Plantation for SALE. l or sale the PLANTATION below Howe s Pump, on the Hirer Road, known as the HILL PLACE, containing live hundred and thirty-six acres. On the place there is a good DWELLING HOUSE, with necessary Outbuildings. Terms made easy. A) ply to the undersigned on the place or by letter addressed to Rowc 's l'unip, S. C. oet 8? tf LA It NOTICE. DR. OLIVEROS, TUE DRUGGIST, Has a FRESH SUPPLY of TURNIP and CA DRAGE SEEDS for Fall planting. All Seeds warranted. NOTICE. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN <>r Orange burs. MOSES M. DROWN, tho Harber, pledges himself to keep up with the times in all the late Improvements, as his business is Buflt eicnt to guarnntce the above. He will be found at his Old Stand ever ready to serve his customers at the shortest notice. a pi 11 80 Positively the Only Large Show that will Exhibit in jiiENiiiiii DURING TUR TRAVELING SEASON OF 1874. Wednesday December 2d. GREAT INDISPUTABLY TllE LARGEST EXPOSITION IN THE WORLD THOUSANDS OF LIVING ANIMALS, M VIM ADS OF IIIKDSi COLONIES of MONKEYS, schools OF AMPHIBIA, MILES OF REPTILES No Impossibilities Promised; we guarantee lo Exhibit ?11 we Represent OUR MATCHLESS ORGANIZATION Embraces the Lnrgeat and mo3t Complete Menagerie, Aviary and Aquarium IN THE WORLD, CONTAINING LIVING SPECIMENS OF OUR CREATOR'S GREAT HANDIWORK, OF WHICH ;- Th'if went in ttco <(>:<! tiro, unto Noah into the Ark, The wale and tin- female as God had commanded Noah." Among which are the followiu?? Special Novellist, win :'.t wj urn'.oa to Kt'iih-* m ?i MONEY WILL RE REFUNDED. or tV? E LINES. We will EX III HIT at each Place the GREAT SHOW visits A Herd cf Living Giraffes, Costing $62,000 in gold! A RLACK SUM AT RAN RHINOCEROS ! Tili: LARGEST PERFORMING ELEPHANT IN AM ERIC V A GIANT OSTRICH, 12 FEET HIGH. MONSTER SLA LYONS. A :i Horned and 3 Eyed Bovine from the Holy Land, THE ONLY ONE EVER EXHIBITED. STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS, Embracing over 100 STAR ARTISTS, TWO MAMMOTH DAND3?10 MUSICIANS. Gorgeous Street Display?FineHl in lue World! DOORS OPEN AT 12:30 AND C:80 P. M. ORANGEBURG, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2d,1874.