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MASONIC
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Potros Council No. [li, *K.4 & S.\ M-;.
Will meet each Thursday nt? o'clock P. M.,
from l?t October to 1st' April; and nt 8
o'clock from 1st April to 1st October, on
the following dates, Jnnc 24, July 22, Aug.
19, Sept. l?, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dec.
1 v. Jj Fj IZLAIt, T. 1.
O. W. BituxsoK, Kccordor. ? > ?
Knreka Chapter No! 13, It-'. A *. M. ??
"Will meet each Fridayat .6 o'clock P. M.'
from lHt October to 1st April, und nt 8
o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on'the
following .dates,.Junc 18, J uly 1 vY-Auer. 1 3.
Sept. 10, Oct. tf, Nov. 12; Dec. 10.1
W. Hi Gl RAUDF.AU, II. P.
W. J. DuTnKViixE, Sec
Shibboloth Lodge No. 28, A.*. F\M
WiU meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1st Oct. to IhI April .ind at'8 o'clock
from 1st April to tsi October" on the follow
ing daces/) June <i, Jply '6, Aug- ?? ScPL 7>
?Oct. 5. Nov. 2, Dec. 7.
. JAS..F. IZLAU,W.M.
Jas. S. I FEVwAltD, Sec. '
may 29 1875 7m.
I. O. O. F.
"ErliRtO Loillje No- !IH,?^eeta nt Odd
Fellows Hall, every Monday evening at 8
o'clock, from 20th March to 20th Sept. and
nt 7i o'clock from 20lh ^cpt. to 20th March.
Wi F. BARTON, N. G.
F. PcMARS, Sec.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Tins body meets every second Tuesday
after tbc first Monday of each month, for
the transaction of regular business.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion \
requires.
l o C^JlT^
OUANQEUMIU ENTERPRISE.
Under this heading we propose to
give at different times a description of
the vnrious industries that are so
rapidly advancing the material inter
ests of our Town. J. Strauss &
Co., Rick, Giust and Lumber Mill
w-as the first one we visited, and we
regret that our description of that,
anust he necessarily limited, as they
.-are .about enlarging their business to
.vueh an extent, that a description of
their present mills would not do them
justice.
Everything with them is life, acti
vity, bustle. Elevators constantly nt
work, bring eildless quumitcsof rough
rice down to be beaten out, and on
the other side, a continual stream cf
clean lire ready barrelled for market
roll oil' to thestote bouse, their Rice
.nilI is in constant operation, and not
<?i.ly uses up all of the rough rice
" ^tgEmjhL'TO tbitr1n?rln*r Tonsille, but
they are regularly receiving it by the
?rar hnids front other points.
Their Grist and Meal Mill is also
ill full blast, and all. day they are
kept busy selling and shipping it off,
their supply can scarcely equal the
demand.
* Then comes their Lumber Mill,
here they run full time, and all orders
lor any description of Lumber, can be
filled nt ? days notice, they have a
lull supply ou hand from the best
grades down, and there need be no
tie lay in its delivery.
The prices of all of these articles
have been lowered lately by this firm
considerably below* Charleston prices,
and they are enabled to do this be
cause Mr. Strauss, a finished tnaclu li
est from ? tbc old country, runs these
Mills himself, and knows just where
to find a leak, and bow to stop it.
These gentlemen have on hand a
variety of other Articles for sale, such
as rice flour for feeding stock at 40cte.
for the next GO days. Machine Oil
very low down. Second hand Steam
Engines of all sizes, and descriptions,
and all of these, fit prices that they
arc willing to compare with any city.
But we will not go further iuto
the particulars until their contem
plated improvements are finished,
when we will publish a further and
more detnilcd account of tho working
of their establishment, We can now
only confess to our urprisc at the
energy nnd push the firm have dis
played and the gratifying success that
has attended it.
MESSRS JZLAU <C DM RLE?
Have removed to their new brick
office in Law Range, they arc now
better prepared, than ever, to take
care of the interests of their friends.
We have upon our table a hand
somely prepared catalogue of New
berry Co1 lege, Walhalla, S. C. This
institution we learn is now in a flour
ishing condition, and shows a total of
101 pupils.
We return our thanks to the Super
intendunt of tho Carolina Military
Institute of Charlotte, N. C, for an
invitation to attend its commencement
exercises on the 24th and 25th of this
month. Should our engagements al
low, it will afford us pleasure to ac
cept.
TJ',1 LI j ACE CANNON?
We regret to bear that lite above
gentleman has bad another attack, of
the nature of those, from which he
suffered to severely last summer. Wo
trust that this will prove only a slight
one, and that he will soon be out
again, r :
Wo regret to learn of the death of
atuinfnut son of Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Wilcock, on Wednesday Oth inst, he
was an Interesting child, about one
year obi, and must leave a sad void
in the hearts of his parents. We ex
tend to them our sincere sympathies.
Duly two, pieces of property sold {at
sheriffs sale, on Motiduy.last. The
lot formerly occupied by Dr^QUveros'
drug store, (brought $2,5o5, and the
house and lot of estate of Olivcros,
opposito Mr.C. D. Kortjohh's store was
knocked down at $1,970.
EARNEST MENTZEL?
'Wu8^suddenly taken with a sharp
attack of Rheumatism about ten days
ago, and from which he was slowly re
covering, when on Monday last it re
turned with such force as to cause his
friends considerable anxiety, now we
, are glad to know he is again rapidly
rceoveriu{r.
We usk attention to Mr. Coutant's
.?ai d in another column, lie is now pre
pared to furnish any one a perfect
likeness in oil, at reasonable rates, and
of all sizes, Will also take small
photographs and fer reo types. Papers
in other towns and cities speak highly
of Mr. Coutant's abilities.
ANOTHER JiRWK STORE?
We see that Mr. Van Tassel has
begun landing the material for the
fine brick store he intends building on
his lot next Frnntz Brigg matin's new
dore, at the old Mcroney stand. So
they keep coining, and still there is
room for more.
SNAKE STORY?
One of our citizens living beyond
the Kail Road, killed in his yard the
other day, a snake measuring over
five feet, a good sized snake for this
time of the year! We hear of several
being killed in different parts of our
Town. Keep a look out for them.
The Independent Elliott Hook and
Ladder Company were out en Thurs
day for practice. The few who were
out, and tiny were few ip'WhI,
peared to understand their business.
Why is it I hat this valuable company
is not stronger in numbers? there are
lots of young men here whose duty il
is to connect themselves with such or
ganizations.
T. W. Alhergotti is still supplying
the hungry citizens of our town with
bread, rolls, cakes, &c., from his tem
porary quarters, but we arc pleased to
sec that the large brick store und
bakery built for him is uenring com
pletion. They are being put up
specially for Mr. Alhcrgotti's use, and
will afford him every facility to turn
ing out still finer articles of bread,
&c, than he now can.
MA SO NIC TEMJ?/, /;'? ?
We hear it w hispered, that negotia
tions are on foot to erect a handsome
Brick, Masonic Temple on Main
Street, at an early day, it is a good
plan, and we hope will be pushed
through as rapidly as possible. The
order is in a very flourishing condition
hccf.and owe it to themselves, and to
the gootl of the craft, that they provide
a suitable place lor the exercise of.their
mystic rites, let us have the Temple
by all means.
Base Ball Clubs, and Base Ball
doings, arc now in order. They have
ju&?, organized a new Club at Vances
Ferry, called the San tee Club.
Officered by W. E. Murray, 1'resi
dent, W. D. Palmer, Vicc-Prcsident,
A. M. Sncll, Scorer, G. E. Felder,
Sectary.
The next challenge to the Orange's
is now in order, as coming from the
San tees.
Don't folget the match game be
tween tic Orange? and the ('resents
of Bamberg to conic off on Wednes
day next.
ROA TS?
We hear great complaints from
owners of boats, on the river, that
some parties are in the habit of
frequently breaking the locks, holding
their battcaus, and taking these bat
tcausoff for their own use and pleas
urcs, we would remind the persons so
doing, that the laws are severe, upon
any one committing stnh trespass, and
boat owners uro tlirctitcuiiikj to briu,r
the guilty parties to a settlement, we
hope this hint will be taken and the
boats allowed to remain where they
arc placed by their ownor.s.
POST OFFICE?
Wo would suggest to our Post
Master, that as* tho down mail arrives
now in broad day light, that be dis
tribute, and deliver tbc mail on the
day of its arrival. The'fact appears
farcical) that' a newspaper issued in
Columbia, only fifty miles away, or
a letter written from that point, can
not be delivered here, until the day
after their deposit in the Columbia
Post office. \Yc have heard several
complaints' in iregfrd no this matter, ,
and believe our P. M,, will rectify it,
his attention being now called to it. *
.1 NUISANCE?
iLis a habit of.a good iu.au? cul
/?r^iiolljstt?^bii^^iti? around, the
depot at night, and also in tho vacant
lot corner of Main street and Uialroad
avenue, and there spend the night,
stretched off ti| full leiigthr unlesg dis- ?
turbed by some inconvenient ram.
This should^be stropped by our city guar
dians, any, o?o -who habitually sleeps
thus in tlie open nir, generally means
mischief. Tho honest, hard working
man, colored or white, always has a
roof to shelter him, and the one who
sleeps under tho shelter of a tree, in
the heart of a town only proves his
Iii/.in ess or perhaps worse.
The man Win. Brown, arrested
under suspicious circumstances at
Louisville on Monday, was brought j
before Trial Justice Webster yester
day on thrco diflcrcnt charges of Petit
Larceny, from parties in this Town,
and having been caught with the
goods in his posession, he owned up
to the various charges, and was
sentenced to different terms of
imprisonment in the common Jail,
aggregating fort}' days.
Suspicion pointed strongly to
Brown as one of tlic incendiaries, con
cerned in the burniug of Mr. Shirers
house on Sunday morning last, but a
close examination failed to elicit any
confession, from Brown, or any facti
tending to confirm the suspicions.
Brown is now in Jail serving out his
sentences.
A. FISCIIEIt? ":
Calls attention iu his new adver
tisement to-'1 ly, to his large and va
ried stock, which lie has just purchas
ed in Charleston, .selecting them him
self, they comprise as fine a lot of
groceries as have ever been offered in
. Orangcbnrg. j
I it is bar, in rear of "the" "store ^has1
been tastily painted and refitted and.
presents a really handsome appear
ance. Here he offers for sale, all
kinds of liquors, wines, Champaigno
ales ike, domestic anil imported. ITc
| has purchased an ice.house, that is "a
thing of beauty, and a joy Jorall Sum
mer," nnd a glass of lager, soda or
ice water drawn from it, reminds one
of the stories of lite Artie expeditions.
Sec bis advertisement. ,
WIiERE IS THAT SIIIllTt?
At the first .alarm of the firo on
Sunday morning last, an enthusias
tic Firemen, and withal, a newly mar?
ried man, sprang to his feet, and
frantically rushed for his "lied
Shirt," but nary shirt was to be found
iu the accustomed place. Wife where
is my "Ked Shirt?" I thought it
was a masquerading shirt,'.and it is
iu the loft, packet] hp'with fhe wintor
clothes. Great is "Evarts and Beech
er is his profit" give me some old
clothes to . put, on. .Wiry dear, nil
that I have left unpacked is your
wedding suit, and the next best.
We saw that gentleman at 4 P. M.,
at the fire in the next best suit waltz
ing around the Young America
Engine, in a curious frame of mind.
1'inic?
Again our town felt its presence,
and this time, there remains not a
shadow of doubt ns to how it occurred
This fire was set, deliberately, and
with a purpose, what that purpose was
avc cannot say, Ifport runs, that just
before, and after its occurrence the at- i
tempt was made, unsuccessfully how
ever to enter several of the stores
down town, whatever the reason, we
trust that our police will be able
eventually to ferret it out, The
building consumed was the large,
partly finished dwelling of Mr. Geo.
S. Shircr in the eastern section of the
Town, beyond tho Kail Bond, the fire
breaking out about 3 o'clock Sunday
Morning, before nssistaneo could bo
rendered the entire building was en
veloped, and within an hour nothing
was left, of what had promised to bo
a really Handsome residence. We arc
pleased to learn that Mr. Shircr wns
insured in tue Liverpool London &
Globe ins. Co. and will not havo to
hear the entire loss, although very
I much i neon von i enced by the time re
quired to replace the building.
mm ? um m mm Bjgggg
We omitted to notice in our last
issue the return of our popular towns
man, Mr. Henry Kolm, unlike Ids
returns heretofore, he dees not come
alone, but brings with, him this time a
"fair young bride.?' Our congratula
tions and good wishes are extended tn
them, and when they celebrate their
silver wedding ''may we be there to
sec."
The following table shows the rate
of coin mission charged ,by t he 1'ost
Ofliee Department" for money orders : _
Ou orders not exceeding 8-tO, ? cents; j
over $10 and not exceeding $20; 10
cents; over $'J() and not exceeding]
$o*0, 10 cents; over 830 and not ex
cccding $-10, 20 cents; over $10 and
not exceeding $50.25 cents. No frac
tions* of cont/ajre' to be iritro'luce^
an order. United States treasury notes
or national bank notts only received
or paid.
iimn- ? - . -i ii ? -
JOHN OOJIEX?
Has opened a fine establishment in
MoMastcrs Brick store. He has every
thing on hand that a horseman would
need in using a horse, from a line
English saddle; to a plow bridle, and
wdiat he has not got on hand, he will
manufacture here wl. re the party
ordering i*. can sec the work, day alter
day, and have it done to suit his own
ideas, if you need any kind of Har
ness whatever, call on him. lie has
just received a lot of curious and
elegant Fly Brushes, of every variety
of color, that are quite useful, cither J
to keep Hies from your table, or your
horses, go and see them, they are j
cheap, and good.
nqiiniBLK own ace
James Williams, colored, between
nine and ten years of age was brutal
ly whipped and burned by a colored
man, named Frank Wright, a farmer
near (Jadsden, S. (J. The boy W' il
I in ins, who is in a very low condition,
states that Frank Wright became en
raged with him one night wed; before
last, on account of an act done that he
could not avoid, as he was quite unwell
Wright rose from his bed, and after
making his oldest son tic the boy Wil
liams, he thrVw him into the fireplace
and pushed him down into the fir-'
with his foot; then took him into the
barn' tied him up, and whipped him
severely. The wife of Frank Wright ]
brought the hoy to this city vest whir,
jT?IT<|^?lclivej c<l binucj.'cr J^j bU ]y^< \mm^
The boy. is? literally covered with
welts in Mi ted with the lash, and is
severely burned in several parts of
his body; He was bound as an Opt
prcnti.'e to Frank Wright by his
mother.
Faid Alexander H. Stephens, in a
recent speech at Sparta,Gzi.: "Clen
cral Grant is the best man towards the
South that ever drew a sword against]
us?better than den. Blair."?/'<<h
[.niniul Dispatch.
? - .?-.->- . 1
Arta.ST PliOWRti.
The most miserable beings in the world
arc those suffctirig front Py-pepsia a/id
Liver (. optplaint.
Mure than seventy-five per cent of the
people in the United States uro Htllurtcd
with these two disease* and there 'effect;
such as sour stomach, sick lic:id-achc,
hahilunl co^tivepe?, impure I.I.I. heart
burn, watefhrash; gnawing and burning
pains at the pit'of thc> stomach, yellow skin,
coaled tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up iil'the food after eating,
low. spirits, ,iic. (,?> lo_tb'e Drugstore of
DR. A. C. D?ftlCS and ?ot a7o cent hiittJo,
ir:i ?amj)lc boft!cfor lOecnts. Try'ib
ok. a. c. buk KS.
Vv7. H. GIMRDEAU
TRSAIi JUSTICE.
APPOIXTKI) 10th June 1873
]?usinc?s attended 16 promptly,
junti I '1 1S7? 1 m
Note Los .
A NOTK drawn by Jiio. I>. Keitt fur One
Hundred and Thirty-Seven DOLL?KS
endorsed by A. .J. &*]?. M. Jackson. All
persons uro warnet! ngainst trading for said
NOTK; A Ii bend reward will be p:dd for
Fiime If delivered to
A. J. JACKSON,
june V2 IS7? St
N?TIGE.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the TAX PAY1CBS bfOtaugo
School District, No. 10, will be held at
Prawn's School House in the Town of
Orangchurt* o.i the twcitty-siNth day of
June 1S73, at 12 o'clock M.
Parties interested are particularly re
quested to be prompt in attendance :is the
purpose cf the meeting is to levy a TAX
for School purposes for the fiscal year com
mencing the first of October 1873.
V. S>. HOW MAN,
Clerk of Hoard of Trustees,
junc 12 1S73 It
ENTEBPRI8E fiffiOfiEBT
A. TaWCTtEU.' f "
JIns just returned from Umrloston with n COMPLETE STOCK of
FRKSH GTK)CEUTES : -
Ami a full supply .?I* Xu/icjiiors^ Ales, AViiio?, t&eu,qbvi??
I)omcstic and Im ported,
liest brands <d' CHAMPAGNE. \^'\u'\ t A
Imported H II IN E WINK, warranted ?rennine.
The Ii nest lot of. IIAMS brought iiiUj this, market latcjg^ .{j jy,
? . .1.-.: fi iin TOl? 1 .PH JA
The PAP nt Inched (o the Grocery is well Sjpckcd, with good Liquors,
Wines, Ac, and attended 10 by poli-l?-uud'ittbhtivo'clerks."'- "f~f*
.,.,;! onul fishiulisS. iA'LETI?CKOTLlA'
JMKKN I'ISSI'S.'
The Biilwi Tiber li:i?secui>stl-..)?)iiiH oror J.
A. Hamilton'* ?t?rc where In: i* prepared tu
paint UK KNKSSKN IN OIL, cither from
life, or from Photograph*, the pictures
painted to he from Cabinet to LifeMze.
He is also prepared to take PHOTO
GRAPHS and I'KlMtKoTYPKS card size.
W. Ii. CO N' T A N T.
.pine 12 1S7? Im
ISTOTI.C.I0.
()i:AN(.:i:itt.*it<:l s. ,
Saturday Juiiu?th 1875.
At ?> regular meeting of the I'oard of
Trustees appointed fur Orange School
District, No. I0j tin- resignation of Mr.
S.,muel Dibble to serve as o:m of the Trus
lusr was .mder consideration. Ilisresigna
lion was accepted, and the Hon. School
('omniI sioiicr having reeonimCnded .Mr.
L\ s. Hull, to fill the vacancy lie was
balloted for and elected. The Hoard stands
now as follows:
V. II. i;n\VM.\,\,
1IAKKY IJL0\ Kit.
c s. P.LLL
V. D. Ill)W.MAN"!
('lei Ic of 15. Trusteed.
jmie 12 Ls7~> 3t
SClT?yL NOTIp.
School i
for LOYS ami IHKLS at liie Lutheran;
Church S-ho.J lion*!', by the Kev. (5
A. iibuiiii A. M. . ? '.? .
Oidy ihreu weeks vacation, from I8tli J
June to 1st July, and from l?th August t
1st of September. . - ' > >
Four. IjlltL boarders can lk:.aet:om
moilatcd at my house.
Sill per month, lights fund bed.
Heading of Scriptures 1:1.1 I'ravers.to
gelber with SihghVg every morning. ?'"1 *? -
NOT ^;;;.(). a. ihi^nr^
jane 1-2 ' ifJTVi , ? |u( r
n<>rri( vk.
oftick of county schoolcomml
(liiANCKr.r i:<;, ('o., S. C.
? ? ? %\\hW>M*fr:*
Rrcrio.y-10of aii Aft to amend aiijict en
titled nil Act toestablish and matiTtama sys
tem oi'.Kn.v1'omnion .School e |i/r the Hinte of
South, Carolina, approved March Olli 187 V;
provided thai au :iiiun.p,l Mucting Of each j
School District shall he 11 held on (lie hist
Saturday i:j Jane of each year a?l2i^ol?ok
Si. Notice of the ttiiiu anu place being
given by the Clerk of the Hoard ofTrustoe*
by postiijg. ? written .or ? printed notai-s'iir
ilirec public jilae<s of the District al lea^t
ten i!ay.< before fill!^oceting. To appoint,.!'
Cbairm.ui to preside over the. meeting. I'd
raise by a Tax in addition to the annual
apportionment by the Slate to their use such
further -stnn-vuf rd'ontr :y ,<h\^n?vij^em
proper for the support of public School*
|.?aid sum not l? lie nimo thaji.threedollars
(uirj every Cl.ildin (lie JHstrieubkjtvfcen the
ages of six aad -.j.ste:i\, iapTsuiiJ to be col
lected by the * County Treasurer and to i-r
held by him, iiilycct' to ^tlto oi dci of the
Trustees. , .
Conn er.dgncd by the : County School
Commisi-ioncr
TIKIS I'll 1 I.LI ]%
School Coiiuiiis>ioiier.
Orangebiirg ('ounty.
june 12 1ST") ot
A <' A U B>
Dr. .1. 15. WAN.NAM AKT. II is in pos
session of the Receipts and I'reseriplidh
Hooks of the late Dr. E. J. Dliveros. AM
persons desiring to get any of the above
Preparations or Kenewal of I'roeriptious
nan do so by calling on
Int. WANNA MA K Kit,
mar 27?!?m At Dviia Sloro.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
F.stiitc tif Mary Zimmerman de?vased, will
present the same properly at test yd, and
iliost indebted will make par meat to
TII?S. K. KICKKNT.ACK K?,.
Admi'r.
may 2'J IST? 1 in.
Gi.OVIOU ? CrljQV l.ilt,
AT TO UN EYS AT LAW,
Ol'.ice opposite ('oui t House Sqimrc.
O i ?a 1 i.tvol>i 11'^, S- C
V. \V. Gi.ovki:, MoiiTiMKi: Gi/jvkk,
Julius Gi.ovi:i:.
Feb. Ill tf
FOR BALI'1,
An l'.ight Horse Power, E'orOiMo
Tillgillf! and KSoiler, Ames' make, has
been run a short time. < i?cid n'fl new. Will
run an 6 ) Saw Oin. l'riee S??Q cash.
Achlrcsd J. II. KANNINH,
Si. Matthews, S.'C
hiuo "1 oi
rTTl. rPTTTPT!TF!t?Tg?!'',I,J
i STATE notice.
AH' prtsdrSii having uVriiuhif* ngumst U>a
Kstaic iif tin; big OLIVIA M. KKN
>. KULY, ducuastd, are 'rotpnytva' tin/present
their claims, properly attested, jy the under
signed; ami fill ' persons., indebted-to kaid
Instate arc reipdrcd to make immediate
pay men' to I S
JOHN D. FOC'jiK,
Qualified Administrator.
Oratigcburg, S. C., dune It, 1873.
June 3 ,1877? lm.
T I.I 111 &ijW
A STI?OTLT CONSEUVATIVS
Weekly Ncw.-papcr,
Published llv
c11 au r jKs ii. ii a ;.t, & co.,
AT ULACKVILLK, S. C,
Respectfully solicits the patronage of the
eiti'/eiH ol* liariiwcll atpl the.surrounding
(ountic;.
We sliall endeavor hy untiring energies
ami labor to give you a pancr:wcll worth
taking home to your firesides and to your
counting rooms. ?Suhscribc at once, and if
you are not satisfied ire. will refund your
money. Terms, $2 in advance.
A1 i.VKHTISINCi.
Our rates arc liheral, for further informa
tion call 011 ur address
<'. IL 11A LT'. Business Manger.
~~THE~STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OuANct.m tu; (.'dyxTV.
Hy An; I!. KxowttoX, K.Jqu'.rc, T. P.
Whereas, Joseph T. Kohiiwnn hath uncle
suit io* me, to grani to him Letters of Ad
ministration id' the Kstaie and effects of
Luther l\t!tisda!e, late of sairiScotintyp?! -
cased.
1 lose are therefore to cite and ad
monish.all Mini singular, the kindred ami
Creditors of 'the said Luther Pansdale, de
ceased, that they he and appear, before n.e,
in the Court ol* Probate, [to be held at
Ihangeburg C. II. oil June '2'2*\, next
after; pob'ualion hereof, it J Do"clock in tin
?Wcno Mi, .'.o shew cause, if, any thvy have,
'wliVMic* said AdniiniMrnfihn should lioVbo
graiite I. I I ' A 'J y. fh 1 i
I l liven under my band,'this: 3?|*-rday of
June, Anno Domini 1S75.
AtJtL ii. KNOYVLTON,
."Jrfdgo of Probate, U. C.
1875 ? ?* , .
lvonihrr jenny.
^pr^nmTK ^*1?''TJ"'W'3"^^ RR?
I? J'ein>? couvifiCjifUiif thfl iMcogs^K of proenr
ffci}arger '^kf*Wrfr> m'SIX 1CSS,
j and. a favorable opportunity having been
! granted me (d obtain such, I hereby take the
|ilM$t*|ifc of, informing .my fridiub^and cus
I totners, that they will find hie at ^ne PRICK
I STOUK' f?f) ij?elx Occupied by Messrs Kohii
?v. Pro., where business will be pnncually ut
[?tt-ijded to-fn this (^Ur$. / J| Cl
ihaV 21 1873 6m
I NOTIGE , TO CQNTBACTORS.
oitANtii uijtf; .sf.(yj| ^Jay^uth 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the Lakn
j lh\dgc-\:ai<U lfoopvay,- fnrar, (tlm Tovtu Of
Orangcliiirg, South Carolina, wiP bo sold
qufri ?V jlpi^idPiHdge,s,^r rei?irs io the
mwesT iR.mJiv aTTf A^*on liicilh /day
J of June,. A. D. 1.815,_, . ,
Alsor-tliorr PridgeMac/ors-^VpkltpCrcek.
sittiM'l-d f in "Pojdar* T?\vn<lr!p~1n ps'k!
Comity ami State?said WndV'wdll li? sob;
out to the lowest HiiloVr-' InUfliti T-rirlge, on
Ith day of Jmio,'A. D. 1375, at,J;l o'clock,
A.M. "; ? :i| !. ,ilI ' i ...!
Providence Priil^e will also be sold out
to the lowest Polder, at tho Ih-idgr, on tin
?tli day of-I one, A. D! 1875.
The nature uf the work tobedonc will In
made known on the. days of sale. Partie
interested will take notice and be present,
and it is important that the said repairs lie
made at an early day.
J. P. MAYS.
Chairman of "oard of CoiCoin'is.
Oraiigebnrg Putin ty.
liuiv 2-J ' 1873 41
MclICHAEL HOUSE.
(iUANflKHUKO, S. C. *
This IlOl'SIC is now open for tlie recep
tion uf HOAUpiCitS. (iUKSTS well fabeii
care of. The TAI1LK amply supplied, ami
a HACK meeting each train al the Depot.
Terms Moderate.
liiav 1S73 IV
AIKmXI.STIl.lTOKS SALS'.
J'ty virtlto of an Order of the Pnib..:
I'otirt, 1 will sell at the late residcuci ?
Luyinbt 1 looker deceascil, on the 13th'
June A. D. IS75, all the personal piopi rty
of said deceased, (including her IntOrc-^i ii!
.the growing crops,) consisting of 11 ??>.?..??
I hohl and Kitchen furniture, Wnpwj fTaVlfe,
j Plantation Tools, Ac. Ac.
Terms tV-h on delivery.
Mav 25tli 1873.
JOKL J. HOOKlv.,
Administn''; i
may 20 1'73 \S\
Per l>ay at:llouio. Toiui> iVo--.
Address" " '0.' 8T1NS(>X & ?.'0.,
' Portland,,Maine,
bui :'.'.> 1875 ly