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LOCAL. J. FELDER MEYERS, Assistant Editor. SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1875. mm Yesrcrddy'WdfJ cloudy^ Joddo-8 Scrap rnonoSolized^aH the fire. What will make a man walk crooked ? Whiskey straight. ????. * ? ??? Mr. Frantz Briggmann has improved 'the side walk in front of his store. Mr. D. Louis' store has been repain ted and looks fifty per cent, better. Our Comity Treasurer is the happiest man in the state, lie says the people havo paid up admirably. r .; garde?ers nre,: determined to ;eayly\-vegetables. \'. Some of them alVeadv plaritcdd heir^fera^:*' * y planted i heir "crap Hermann Wahlers has the tooth ach e "We suggested forceps as a cure. Her -mann thought Ginger Ale the best. Everythiug smells of guauo along ^RubscI Street uow. The grass is begin 'nfngto sprout all around from the scent ?of it. The Town Council met on Monday 'last and elected as marshals, Messrs . Z. M*. Wolfe and J. D. Wolfe. These gentlemen ate faithful and' - Watoh fdl officers. The H?n. T. C Andrews was in town on Tuesday and Monday last. Ho look ed well considering the manner in which he has been harassed in the Senate. Mrs. I. P. Thompson died on Sunday ?rjoruing last, at the residence of her husband in this place. The funeral ceremonies /were-performed on -Monda y iftcruoon at the Episcopal Church. heard a man say the other day would have a drove of mules a week's time that would *n and a half feet with out Jehoshaphat 1 [head friend, W. T. Lightf&t. [.crs hard at work on an ad new- otoro.- Lightfoot is ?orre of our most straight forward nud successful merchants, and we are glad <o note this iinprovoment. The Base Bull seasou is drawiug near, 4imi*our youug men should begin to pre fare themselves for the sport. Who are the champion* of Oraugeburg? llos the question ever nbeeu definitely tecttkd'{ t I t ' f ) ;1 \ Mr. M.[Albictch has resumed'b'\is? fceES at his old staod\ His nCW Stornos larger than his first, and his stock of groceries and liquors are moro complete. Mat's tobacco and cigars are the best iu the Burg. Give him a call one and all. ?????????? ?? Our friend the of Times is approhen eiveof runniug against some one of dark bights, and pleads for street lamps. We ulwayB gave him credit, lor staying home alter sun dowa but judge- from the above that wo were in error. Lot us have tho street lamps Mr. Mayor. COUNT? TREASURER LEVINOSTON Has reduced the force in his office now that the collection of taxes is over. He reports that there are not near as many last .effi. eieot manner in which ho has conducted his office. John gives universal .satis faction. Long may ho wave. delinquents^ tbis year as there were 1 . \j?Mt come? 'from : the prompt and < J. WALLACE CANNON? m Is filling up his store more and more every day. He recoived tho other day the fiaest lot ol cabbages wo ever saw Two of them was as big as Churlie Hall. Wallace proposes to keep stcadi ly on hand a full supply of vegetables, fruits, grain, seeds, &o, besides his fiuo groceries,, cigars and liquors. Ho is not a-going to marry yet a while. -???? . The Temperance Society of this place is increasing in influence and members very rapidly. Under the guidiug hands of the Rev. Mr. Couipboll aud Dr. Elliott, tho O^der cannot but prosper. Its mission it - a^aodooV,- and shoufd command the respoct of all sobor think ing men. Intemperance has. done more to curse this fair land of ours than any other ovit with whish wo have had to coutcud. It is a most degrading vice. The Temperance Order would fain gather ^hjjutj^ynder ita protecting wieg, and teach them tho beauty of a toLer, temperate and virtuous life; for "Health consists with Temperance alone, And peace, ? VirtuoI(pca?e 1b all thy own. DR. J. G. WANNA MAKER? Has a new advertisement in to-day's paper. The Doctor's success in busi ness may be judged from the amount of Advertising he does; It "is only those Chat aro baroly paying expenses who are afraid-of.printer's ink; * J}r Wanna makor has conviuocd tho public of bis ability as a druggist, and .his prescrip tions are looked upon as boing safe TIlE GREENVILLE DAILY NEWS? This spright ly daily, published at Greenville, and edited by Mr. A. M. Speights, has found its way iuto our sanctum at last, aud we oau as.->uro its conductors that its bright face afforded us uo ?little pleasure Tho appearance of tho iVetcs spenk? well for Greeuville. 'We shall be glad to oxchange with our contemporary rogularly, albeit it may lead td the brcak'iug of a lauee occasion ally, between us. . r H k/ t h ?fi ? a fl %*...,-4W i9 a v.?r"** -a >'. PERSONAL? Mr. Tho8. B. Long, secret Agent of the Post Office Departmout, paid our Burg a visit during the last week. Wo had the pleasuio of aoall from him and found that he know exactly the nature of his busiuess. Mr Long is au intelli gout gentleman, and is thoroughly familiar with tho oouditiou of the country. He said that Quv. Chamber lain had won a national fame for the manner in which ho is governing this State. On Monday afternoon last, Mr. Geo Bolivar camo within an aoe ort" losing his life. Ho was iu awagou to which was hitched his favorite au! m il, and as he started to drive out of his yard gato, the steed took a fright, bolted from the gato and ran ?round Mr. Bolivor's house. In attempting to jump from tha wugon Mr. B. got his fact entangled in the 1 iues, aud was dragged aloug for somo distauce on the grouud. His injuries woro not serio.ua,.though suffi ciently i painful to alafin tho muily calm and philosophic George. Wo ai e giad to announce that ho is hotter. GEO. H. 6 ORNELSON? Is r.t his old stand again. Ho moved into his immense new store on yester day, and when his stock arrives here from New York, ho will bo able to pre sent suoh bargains to his customers as will both benefit.and delight_Lhejn. .. His. building. is thirty foet wide and one hundred and fifty feet Jin length, aud will hold enough goods to supply the wants of the County. Mr. Cernelspn does not only mean to keep the trade hero, but also to draw it from other places to Orangoburg. Country mer chants will find it to their advantage to make their purchases from Mr. Con el son. lie jwill give them rare bargains. John ..D?nner got back from New York oh labt evening, and says the only thing I hb didn't bring I'rOm'that metropolis, is tho Bcechcr-Tilton scandal; so the cub tomers of Cornelson may look for a treat at his new - toro. The affable and polite George v\ Brunson is with Mr C yet. Notice of Dismissal. One moth from date I shall file with the Probate Judge of Orangeburg County, my fjfaal account as I guardian of Freeman W. Riley and ask for dismissal from auch guardianship. ONAN B. RILEY. Orangcburg, February t>, 1875 4t Estate Notice?All persons having claims against the Estate of the late Esido J. Oliveros, dcoeascd will present the same, properly nttostcd, to the under signed; and all persons indebted are re quested to in,ike immediate payment, to t . EfROSAC. OLIVEROS, hi. : I V . ( C . j ^Qualified Executrix. Orangeburg,'8. C, February 8th 1375. feb la 1875 3t AT THE ?HANEBURG DRUG STORE by TO, L 6. WAilMNAKE? Can be found a complete Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS, &c. I beg leave to express my GRATEFUL THAN KS to the PUBLIC for the Liberal Support givn me heretofore, and solicit a continuance .if the same. I will diligently serve the good people of this County and vicinity as PRACTICAL OOMPOUN I)/flt of MEDICINES, both DAY and NIGHT, unoassuro strkVund prompt attention to all orders entrusted to ray care Be?- PARTICULAR ATTENTION givon to the PURITY of MEDICINES. "VB? feb 20 35 1875 ly County Commissioner's Office, orangeburg, S. C, Sept. 5th 1875 Pursuant to Sec. 27 of an Act "Defining the Jurisdiction and duties of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS," npproved September 2(!th, 1808. and all Acts Amendatory thereto, the CLAIMS against the County of Orangeburg, AUDITED by thu Hoard of County Com missioners, showing the Expenditures, and for what purposes, from Nov. 1st 137:$ to Nor. 1st 1874, nre hereby published : Amount Amottut Art?!?. Claimed Allotted F B Johnson.."7... Trial justice fund.121 00. 90 00 Jim Robinson. Koad and bridgo fund... 10 00. 10 00 Robert Cotton. " ... 10 00. 10 (X) Henry Mack. ?? ... 25 00. 25 00 Elliott Honk & Ladder Co. Court fund.275 00.275 00 Orangcburg News Co. Contingent fund.855 00.855 00 Jzl.ar & Dibble. ?? .100 (?0.100 00 F W Fairy. Road and bridge fund... 8 80. 8 80 . " ... 72 55. 72 55 W II Rccdish. Trial Justice fuud .1.17 50.120 00 E Simms. ?? .07 80. 82 80 S Alex. Witness fund. 0 30. 0 30 * A J Syfrctt. ?? . 0 00. 0 60 Simpy Caulley. " . 4 50. 4 60 Giles Spires. " . 3 50. 3 50 Primus Burwick. " . 4 00. 4 00 T Kohn & Bro. " Court fund. 21 50. 21 50 E 1 Cain. " .109 05.109 ?5 Gco Boliver. " .283 15.183 45 J W Keilt. Poor fund. 33 00. 25 00 C .1 Holmes. ? . 3 00. 8 00 Sallio MoMichael. . 22 00. 25 00 -A Fisher. ?< . 45 10. 45 10 F H W Briggmann..,. " . 4 25. 4 25 Geo Williams. " . 21 50. 21 50 A C Dukes. " . 80 25. 80 25 Ahrain Marlin. " . 10 00. 10 00 W A Meroney. " . 5 00. 2 00 J R Wannaraaker. Road and bridge fund.... 17 30. 17 30 Andrew Piuckney. " ... 27 20. 'JO ()0 Carolina Thomas. " ... 20 00. 20 00 Lewis Berry. ' ?? ... 74 80. 74 80 John H Dukes.'.. \ " ... 8 00. 8 00 P. A Sharpw._._ J*_ 90 QQ...... t?i OQ lliUiarU Wrigl. ?? ... 10 00. 10 00 0 H Hall. ... 13 00. 15 00 John II Phillips. " ... 80 00. 25 00 Median Gil more. ?? ... 'J,', 00. 25 00 V D Bowman. ?? ... 24 00. 20 00 A D Bozard. ?? ... io 00. 10 00 . " ... 7 00. 7 00 . " ... 10 50. 10 50 . " ... 50 00. 20 00 J ohn .1 rt olte. l3 f|0. ,2 qq Lewis h Myers. .. 9 U(). 9 ^ \\ . ?? ... 10 00. 10 00 T , " ... 5 00. 6 00 i^GT,b8on" ... 15 00. 15 05 g ?f'5.onCi" - :!tl 60. 85 BO 1 M Homier. ... 3 co. a G0 . " ... 12 40. 12 10 . " .... 25 00. 25 00 . " ... 3 00. 3 00 p MF Hull. g oo. g 00 J D Smoake. ,? ly lM). ]9 00 James Weeks. ? 75 0(). 2u 00 JSRowe....... ., goo. 0 00 Andrew l incknoy. Witness fund. 3 80. 3 80 Israel M Lrown. Tl.ittl Ju8tico fund . 3 00. 3 00 . " . 33 00. 33 00 P id General. ., . 38 2r>. 28 00 J D P.07.aid. JAK Holiuan J C Edward*. D D Funchcss 35 00. ;<0 00 15 00. 15 00 July Emley. John Brooks. J J Mitchell. " . 6 00. 6 00 j p MllVS . " . 20 00. 20 00 Peter Brown;,..J.'..... " . ? 00. ? ?0 A C Dukes. " 20 00. 20 (?0 O H Ott. " 4o (M). 20 00 ,7 " . 31 30. 31 30 G R SummeVZV".'.*'.". " . ??. ? 00 J A Funches. . " ;'?. \\ 50 John II Phillips. " .? 29 00. 15 80 R V Danuelly. 0 00. 4 00 50 00. 2S 00 8 00. 4 00 47 50. 35 00 9 00. 8 50 24 00. 10 00 [Continued next Week.'] TO my FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS! I nm happy to announce that I havo this day removed to my NEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE AT MY OLD STAND nnd am now receiving an ENTIRELY NKW STOCK of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilardwaro, Roots and Shoos, Hats, Saddlory, and Harness, Wood, Willow, Glass and Crookey Waro, I am also proparcd to furnish GUANOS and FERTILIZERS in any quuatity, of which I am now receiving : 500 Tons ETI WAN GUANO. 100 Tons " DISSOLVED RONE. 500 Tt na ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE. 100 Tons ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPH ATE. 200 Ton? E. FRANK 6'OES PHOSPATE. 100 Tons PISH GUANO VERY HIGH AMONI A. Also LAND PLASTER, PERUVIAN GUANO and LIME. Doping to retain that large share of your patronage which I so ^enro usly reccivod bofore the fire. I guaranty LOW PR LOKS and FAIll DBA LING te all. Pleaso call and examine my now Stor i and now Stojtc and obllgo. Rcsptctlully yours GEORGE H. CORNELSON. New Goods AT THE OLD BILLIARD ROOK I have FITTED UP the aboro PLACE and now HAVE on HAND n weil ASH?"r>,?r? 8TOCK of ? * FRESH GROCERIES Both HEAVY and LIGHT, which iu QUANTITY, QUALITY* aal I'll ICE, cannot bo SUR. PASSED in town. MY SAMPLE ROOM In the Rear, U*s been REFITTED and contains EYE RYTH ING in that lino, usually "kap? ? in a FIRST CLASS SALOON. Call aud look ar ound before purchasing objenaoro. f. demars. 3&~ Mr. JOHN ENGLISH is connected with mo aud will boglad to see all frieuds and the Public generally. jau 23 (62-0-25 lJTi I Now Invite THE ATTENTION Of the TRADE to our ASSORTEE STOCK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE ?oniisliagaf DRY GOOES, CANNED FRUI - * BOOTS, OYSTERS, SHOES, SARDINES, HATS, PEACHES, &C, &.G. TOMATOES. | GROCERIES CHOICE BACON, Dry Salt. COFFEE, STRIPS, Smoakcd. SUGARS, HAMS, baggeg. TEAS. PICKLED BEEF, TIN WARE, PEARL GRIST, SMOKING TOBACCO, BOLTED GRIST, CHEWING TOBACCO, MEAL. LIQUORS, _ j WINES, - v JX ALE and SEGARS, Of all Kinds. AGENT FOR - _<" HAZL1TT Sd CO.'S bittej c. d. kortjohn Has en hand a FULL and COMPLETE STOCK of FAMILY groceries "LIQUORS, SEGARS. TOBACCOS, and a full Btook of CANNED GOODS, FRUIT, NUTS, ?feo. Ami have also added to tho aoovo stock CotMng, Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats. All of which is offered at VERY LOW PRI ES W. K. CEOOK. I ? ill IS OFFERING to his CUSTOMERS and tho PUBLIC generally RARE INDUCEMENTS! My STOCK of GOODS is COMPLETE in all the Different Departments, and PRICES bo LOW that all will purchas and go away FULLY SATISFIED thai they RECEIVED BARGAINS. AT SAME OLD STAND jan l? 1875 t NEW ARRIVALS! ^ I beg leave to informs tho CITIZENS of this County that I have on h?nd aud will constantly koocp a FULL SUPPLY" of HEAVY GROCERIES, LIQUORS. WINES, TOBACCOS & SEGARS. Besides I havo FITTED UP tho Small Bidding, ono door abovo my Stor?, lor tho purpose of Supplying this market with EVERY DELICACY OF THE EASON, Such as Fish, Oysters, Chooso, Fruit, Canned Goods, &o, Ootno np ye lovers %t GOODS THINGS aud soo what a variety of tho abovo artioles I keep. AUGUTTTS FISCHER, Grocer.