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Will m^ ^l^TlfufBdiVyWe c-'eloekP. k> from 1st October to I?t April nnd at cV o'clock from. IritfAFSH MR}?V Octobor,v Uli the fonowing^atV^me?4vy?l/22,iAiig.-] >0, Sept. 16, Oct. 2L Nov. 18, and.Decl?, j G. W. Bruwsou, Recorder. Eureka Chapter No. 13, R A.*. M.\? "Will meet each Friday at 6 o'clock 1*. M. from 1st ^tob?ftbpiHtrrAprir^ahd--a^8. o'clock frofflWXprll ft lrf-Octoher on tho' Allowing dates, June 18, July 16. Aug. 13, W. H. GIRARDEAU, H. P.- - W. j. DeTrkvillk, Sec. ? * from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock from, 1st April to jBtOelobcr op. the,follow ing^ tftterf, June '8, 'July' Oj Aug. 3, Sept. 7? Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Dcci5fi.' ' i& '? /! ItUOKH. ? JAS. F.1ZLAR,W.M. Ja?. 8. IftvwAnD, ? may 29 1875 7m. X. Ol ?. F* MWi? ^ 3iJ,-TMcctn at. Odd Fellows Hall, every Monday eVelung at 8 o'clock, from20tli IVfarehtb 20?1 Sept, and' at 71 o'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March. W.F.'BARTON, N. G. F. PeMARS, Ree. ... yv^ TOWN COUNCIL. This. .body, meets, e^ycry. secontl Tuesday after 'tlie ' first Monday of each montb, for the transaction of regular business. Mayors Court, held whenever occasion requires. ... RAILROAD SCHEDULE, r Up Day Train .,...?.....,.... 9*65 A.'M. Down Day/Traip.>...>...>.;i.^.,..::7:pO.P. M. Up Night Up Train........ 2:20 \. M Down Night Train.11:63 P. M. Office hours ? to'2 aHd'9 to 6\; ,:- n L O G JA- -3ljT~r~"" OUR PAPER? M ' Some of our papers which are mailed at tbis post office have not been tak^ohtfof some lime' pasl'h'y ourfQfcscTibeTf:" There must be one of two reasotiB for this, either tliby are. directed to the wrong office, br the parties wish to discontinue their paper If any ?fyour ;friends have - failed to irccciVe " their paper' regularly, we would be glad to.hcar from them, and Ibave itlie matter rectified, Jf 'any refuse 'to' iaike the fiaper bcca-ise they wish to istop it, we would cay to them that tberoore manly, courteous1-arxl.j business like way, wewW be; ? eithertpj <?ee, or writcjL^che Business Manager, pay up ttwir iwUMexlucss and direct the paper stopped. The request will be promptly attended to^aaul the sun-j wtfl shine on as bright ail even * Wo Jmve *o thank Charley Green for a pleasant surprise a few xlays t- v. ? > a i K j sinoe in the shape of Iced I^emonnde, as refreshing a? it was handsome, he is always ready with any amount of | eatables or drinkables. . _ , ? By a notice in the last Blackvillo Sun, we ace that the co-partueiship between Mr. J.- Beider Meyei4 and Mr. Chnrlca H. Hall has beendis " solved and that Mr. J. Folder Meyers will continue the paper. Our i best wishes remain with tho Sun, long may it shine. We were surprised and pained to, hear of the sudden death of" Mrs. Mortimer Glover, early on Friday morning last. This is indeed a sad nnd:heavy Ihlow to tho bereaved fami ly. Our warmest sympathies go pftt toward them,v?nd especially to the affiict^dinrsbahJ and little ones. We notice that the fine, large, brick building ,o? Mrs. piivcros' is getting well advanced. They have now reached the second story, and one can catch some faint, idea of its , appear ance *wneir finished, 'ft promises to be tho mpst imposing building on the street. The lower story has been di v ided ? in to two gqothsijed; comforta ble stores. The upper otory will be used as a residence. ?<>mmmm-*. , i g % We un4grstahdUltat Detec|iv4a are working Uteir way tciw;?rds our section to sec that Uncle Sam is not suffering at the hands of our dealers in Tobacco Whiskey Ac. Wo would advise the mcr^&hts; djt^l ib tlit.se.aHicljc^ to get their g<iods in order, the laws are very stringent, and intricato, and po matter^ bowi[carefu|l ono^nay be, there is* ofistaht1 dhrfger ? of Agoing wrong. THAT KNIFE? .office. ^Vate^melloh knife is getting quito rusty, not hnvii^g bcon use^ for the week pnst. There may be somp hidden meaning-in this notice. ijxiDViwmwin^? y %i 5 ? We are glad to hear that this gon <flehinrifis* i^pirJly^reeove?ing Vron> his ?reoeftt . severe attack, jnud-fcrustcj-lhat he will return from his "Sullivan's Island" home, roinvigoratcd and rc frea1)e3ci<>J? tho,' l?rf?UCcfimpaifflk ot TH& rQO UR T 110 USE? . we see ih$M yxptfifM l>?ghu hauling the ' bricks* into ^he square for the new coui t.-hmisp; Tlrjs lookfe like goibg to workj^infl Vte horie .tl^p^^uild^iqg-/?ua^ l^e ready for the May term of court.. Our judgcs,flaw ycfa, jurymen and county officers have j been iuevm^cniehcod long?enough, fV ^ < ?? *<v."' ?.'??a,'-V ? FRANTZ BRICGMANN+ Wc dr>ppc.d in, at this store the other night, and were surprised at the light nnd elegant appearance lot it. With its brilliant,- lamps- and Ilmnd-,] sobqedy .arranged j.stock j>'^u, might w^ql^ /imagine yourself 'in some city stored 'Attcn'tibh to business and low prices are building up a fine business on that corner. '1 1 All'C <..? ) i 1 * * - i I - WIIAT WAS if f' In a jbuggio standing.before ashore, last Monday wo noticed a jpcculiar looking combination of various arti cles. Curiosity led us to investigate. WV found a large five gallon iron pot. nnd-itf it ft iSfgS^ack'boft^ l aronnd wi^h,- ice ,au<L'chnff, we had the Cork out to investigate further when,""Her?i j. what are you at ^"'sa luted us. We put -the cork iback, and "left promptly, "but still *wc ask, What was it? COMPRESSED CORN REEF? This is something . entirely now in our market, and ns good as it is new By invitation of Mr. A. Fischer, we dropped in to takn a lunch the other \^fin v.. i pud ynimjdf? raie_^f his.gnu* }>} this beef. We scarcely know how to describe it. The meat is of the best j quality, juicy and tender. A two pouad can contains over four pounds of raw meat ?Condensed,- - ?and-"~wilh' makq (jwo meales for a good sized 'jfaiuilyv ^his is something really good, and deserves a trial. Tho pamphlet of the Orapgeburg A^ricjuic?ral and Mechanical Associ ation has just been banded us by the Secretary, ,Mr. Kirk Jlqbiusou. As usual it offers a long and liberal list of prices for ail agricultural or me" chanical productions. The fair be gins ort the 26th and ends on ^9th October, j This association is intended ! to benefit the fanner and mechanic, and we sincerely trust that the great interest heretofore taken in it by them, will not be allowed to flag upon 'this' occasion. Any one can obtain the pamphlet on t application to Mr. jRobioson at his office. 4M CAKES/ CAKES!! . t j ] On Wednesday last .Mr. , Alber gottie's Boy approached our office with ,a waiter containing two large iced cakes. In our innocence we en quired, Who was to be married f Im agine our feelings when he saitL, "dcy is for de newspaper office" f -* M We took tnem up tenderly Handled with rare. B? But they won't fashioned slenderly b Never yon fear. they were big, full grown cakes, and even' with nil ? the asslstancO'that'XVc ! could gather, when we arose from the feast, thoro , .was still, several fr'itg ment'a left. . It wn.S'in^ned attrcat to all hands concerned. Mr. Albergotti now has his Bakery ruuuing' on foil time, m his now quarters, and is prepared to furnish any amount of^BreaK^ollsJ/pakiia, Jumbles Ac, <lre., at a moments notice. To accommodate his up Town customers ho will keep a full supply at Mrs. Ncuficrs store, near Wilcock & Wolfe. < Wo are glad to learn that tho friends of Mr. J. Felder Meyers aro pleased with his prescntncqndi|iqji^tjnd i sanguine of his recovery, altuotrgh J t jio^hjfsjpjqo, sayp iwftp.nd. Mv rjot yet rca^cj (^^^^J^VjSJit i roay not be dis/ippointcd, but that he may soon be on his legs again. We understood that at&^^$&<'<?SSS<' tho attempt was to have been made to rcmoyyo r him to . this , place last ni|nlPor ^o-cU'j^c tS^rtrflile' his physician hero to afford him closer 'attention. It will bo a good move if he can bear the fatigue. I Died ou Sin. day morning last of con^umption^^ former editor and proprietor of the OraugcVurg* l?m?rlAW^^iLhead had been injrthp^rp er^itryrfof^omp time past, hoping to improvo his health, and only returned home to die among his relira vdsmltlfmerftls. ' Ho was a young mau of quiet and retiring djsjpo|it^m^ ai)d^?ly)sjc?^ know him" best, lovd him most. ^\'h1ow>n^atU1^aymight^rre^nft^It,' son of Mr. Jas. II. Fowlcs. Seized up^nlca^inphd 'n^n)n?^ iV(sj|iKjn j by -Ihe^aisea'sor^he^s^ggTea-Iwl'fliHt* ? for months., until finally from exhaus tion, the little spirit^ wilH ohe shoft, painful?glarice\& diis^woMf,1 returned to the God who ng&etili 5 I ilV >< ) ? rc7T> ..? >vlo IV'."*;Tff*ftt J.. '90G? \ . i It is now the settled, unalterable I . . _ , , , , .'ontiuoa 1?** opinion of the IppftH tpOjV KJr^ffli! ljavo an especial spite agnins^. those who write "copyA>* iof ftiSbm\ .Tlii' N(jrcs qh?'Courier Aiiiad'e a big blow over a thermomctor at 95 degrees,' and we triedt"{o^u*tcl?,them, \vith one nt 96, but our devil, or our printer ('.sy uou l molls terms) made us say as abovo. Tjacije^is no egotism )x\ dusJ we aro only^ryi?|g t| shj)W4wl^ut|5|j6.i^ mistakes* lead ?*Ur4er tn i iKCa \ Ft? Al, who has many relatives, friendr and acquaintances dnjthjs section,,l>e- , oamc alarmed, and fearing as he says that wg myst.httvo-^cxaapproaching a plao^with au unpronounceable noriio at once took the cars for this point, leaving. ?i#?ijstfo|- all o^hife ^hgo^isj [hj follow, with the hope of stopping us in our downward, headlong career, and at least to haul off some of us from the terrible doom that; we w^orc so rapidly approaching. We cx p'nihed to him the' mistake, and with-' his entire wagon train, ho returned home arwiset afld ; ajh*ppiec~ man. Just think of the mental agony this friend would hava suffered had he not' come up at puce,to satisfy^ hjmse) Im printers must be more careful'. ' We caYinot nlwnyi'evert'ihe consequences. _______ ? "'' " "' -'h ttvi-> ; Ai't I J.; hOtfiT'?o ^^>-Ti 570 rX)iil ACHING FOR A ROW? J Without a doubt our Town is ahead of any other town/in| thd Stsjc for its beligereut propensities? We can, to use an old prase, "whip our weigh t' in ? ca^','beforo breakfast any <lay< If The best man in! town" is every other ,man ymj^ceyandyou meet him on every corner, up and down each street, in every saloon, nnd on the highways and byways that lead into town. We, of course, de preciate in !s'state'Of things' iind have been longing for sometime fot>sortus' grissly bear",-or cataraouuV in'the shape jj of u man to clean put sunio of these wildcat fighters, and'so, let us have peace. Standing jn, front of u now-lamp just set up on main street on a cypress slake, trying to decipher a poem hand ed us by a fair one for publication, wo were; josjjedjigju^ with, curly red hair and whi&kers, a pug iioso, a head and neck like Ixiggs' hull, and^a count|imuc^which sepmed to sa^'s^owjh)^ to nW' Saya^ie to us, '"Mister.'l've walked oiiehundrcd miles fy&Pft&Vrf?fy^MtyW ^ littlo blowout, I don't want to get my namo in the papers;'ndr niy body 'W ther lock; up;i (but I'm spiling for.n fight, and I'll give all the stamps'left to havo n seVuinVge^ith somebody ? "You mean you wnnt to fight?" "TIml's what I nicdn. I'm just aching for a row. I want to stand before a Jmlf (h^|en go^bj fellows, niul have ^soino" orro to* tell mo to go in." We asked hhn^jfiho \yjia, hqavy on nfight; ''Heavy | I:slumld^sayrlpvasi! Why, ?I'm terrible.: They onll mo the A,uro,* ra boreal is at hom'o; ' ahd tlic/hull town stand up" or sit down] jusx aa I iv /This was the man we hnd been looking .fun ^ro j jkuow; :hc w arid cornel .tyapking M,%?iP,A?'?,> hMt?jj out of some of our bully's we just told him to go to the corn- rf Kussel I and >-street, enter a loon he would ^ipd\th$-e, loll his business, and he'd 'sooii1 have hit hands' fu 11: j"Tba^'s jinej!(mucli..iobliged.l"' ^ex claimed thc^man, and ho wnlked off Ip; .aboi)t.|tpa,_ minutes, wo followed. We met a boy.riming who said that a nian\vith d chewed ear,^ two black eyes and a broken nose was1 ,fup theie" in thoj ditch. [ WjO sqon came up to our "Aurora borc.nlis" who,.was ly ing in the glitter, one leg doubled ,6abk, blood all over him and his coat rippud in every scam. "That's you. I is it?" and we pulled at bis arm. his feet, looked at himself, felt his car auch r^ostfcjand .<diook himself, "mister, doc-.'t*i^e?iu.ittViy*->uias (ifiljdid 2JM \ ItHE t?'?&JTIQ Willi uguxt? e>TJic AugiistJhumboV.of this sterling' old-mag*?|ne'ii'a^^U'?t'\'v,ac.hc^'jus,in it I will- be foi?Ul the/D^io'niiig chapter;: of a new' novcl !by?Mrs. Alexander, Mthefr rogl^f*1'>VfO?)*ng O't." This latter story has achieved a greater success . than; any other novel publish ed during the past two year.-; and j "Her Dearest Foe" promises to be fully as hiteresting and - weU-writteiir. . Another great attraction ot the Augusl :n^mhcr?T$ |^r./GJajlstoneV article Xfyj "Thoyl^ igrc ^'qbfim t, and the Court of Queen Victoria," which has undo quite a sensation in Eng land. Tlic other contents' are: Life, Past and f\dnre., in Other llW/i(s; Tl,t\ the HV*v; r'rdnce ami Germany; Ballad Poetruj a now installment of jpnathaiij ifame Popular fallacies ahunt I'ivisee tioit; German JJvzie. LiJ'c^ by.a L-.dy; Cmjathered Luw; J'olar tlrploruthin; ^l/z^if^ jShurjrx; and John Everett Mil Yd'iV; 'tile artist, ol whom a portrait is alsojgiven.!;/ . . .' 1 i'j '?> \' The Editorial Departments nrc well filled, aa usual. ! rFublislvcd: by } It R.? Pelton, 25 .Bond Street, New York. Term-, 8>r) a years; Single number,-15 cents. vf^ da fjti vt]u?coijxrnr? rt'-ftt- the' e'aVly'.-^riwh' of Tuesday ?<?d njs'j ? :i .-?vit y.-'iiv. frfloai^oKHi tit jnprniqg; J^c;par?y^ jgft, w\vin,lbr,, the "happy fishing grounds," fully .beut on leaving, behind them, lor one day at leas 10 cares nnd trouble of Orangcbnrg lite, and passing one long day in unclouded happiness, ,'nenth tho green, wood tree. We reached onr destinntidn all too soon, (he time jjassing like magic, under the influ ences of song, music and *.he constant lirC-^f VCtUc?iUUkr Arriving upon the ground, a light breakfast had scarcely been disposed of before we wcreclad defied by' the arrival or our provision tnifn,bringing' among other good things, a barrel of ide and a keg of Inger,.and then the fun began. Some one complained of tho lagor boing warm, so A, demolished the bottom of a tiii'cup, intonding to fill i? with ico through which to strain tho lager, but ho oithor mixed tho cups, or got ?0 mixed up himself, that ho filled a good cup with .ico, and turning oil tho. lager soon filled it to overflowing, without ono drop passing through the imtind bot/.qm.^ tt\ anp^ber^ Teuton, remarked, "Yodj drjdws dat jnp*r mit der t/r6ng cup, dat ish not der hole .^mit de cup in do bottpni," ffihq laugh that this provoked rather unsettled our' two friends, buV G. placidly re clining in the shade, broke out with the remark, "How singular It is that ? Dutchman can't * talk ? straight,*' "Dutchman," did the business, three Teutons immediately walked up near hi in, one remarked, well, if I were tu write it here no one could read it, another? aTns^cr^d h*' iir?'^uncl Jan-3 gung\ 'Their eyes' 'uWiefT,'their finif fuse like the crest upon the head of tin angry duck, and then poor G., who hod -sind ?ti5ufchinnn,^ was sMnimihg out of the water into which he had peon thrown. Attention to the lager was then resumed with a licet ion ate earnestncss, and soon 13. and L. and a offeVi^lhrfg h'lafgC dmfwc turnen welcome an addition to our compare m welcome mi luiuiuou 10 our comii panic of 8101111." a third cousin of] John Ssnitli who sonic time U;,o went through some sort of tableaux in Company with one Puealtontns. Mr. S. after interviewing the lager two or three tinHes,* insisted tip'on* informing <, ?. ' . r i at AlJ h, s * v,* ,V ' Jt the entile crowd, that he could outrun, out jump, out dunce, or whip any man, woman"oy^ljTUlfcnf titf lull. W< insured li?&^ot{;bu? ^nti^bclie/, and several joined with him in a livoly wait/, during w hich he repeatedly lay jlown to rest, but only for a minute, until, unfortunately; dancing too near the waiter. hciStuh^lrfjcA l'u^lougjtl^ ill jhc s^ainj' ?lg ?fft, oj^tliicj to.r side, he remarked that he was going pome for hiftJj^V(|CS.jVl^yjh:^ l't?j. toldj tis yet whether "he gdt' th bi'rV or'not?~ ivj ha^ii't^. seen jlum. since. John Bmith was a good fellow, but then the crowd did not suit him. j Time passed rapidly, songs were pung, music was rampant, stories and 1 olTelTwoTe told Mid Intii;l?eil 'over,'?ii'c \ .rt> M.tlll- 1 ? ?? m r.' / by one of the company wore trea^ed to an unexpected cold bath, a good dinner was spread and quickly* demol ished, m'urr songs,, more music, nud more merry jokes, a little more lager, a little''props ration, ? little hand ? , : . 11 1 1?. >iV . 11 ?; 1)..'.'; . '(iio shaking, anil we were faiily on our jwny homo, with a pleasant -feeling pf paving spent an exceedingly pleasant day, with not! one black spot to mar its enjoyment. . ..." .'? ? ft ? ^'H^'t V W hu mojt "ai Hera b 1 eTUti iJifW^^tlnj. w??r4d-4 arc those" suffcilfig froin^l)ys);*eps?.v and ' adver Complaint: ! More than seventy-live per 'cent of the people in the tTnlfed Slate* are afllicted wilU [these two .disease* and there* effect; pneh a?t sour stomach, sick hend-ache, habitual convenes*,- imjpuVv? Mood, hearl liiy n,. .waterhrufhr .^naw?jg and burning pains at tlid pit of the stomach, yellow skin," coated ' tongue and disagreeable taste in' the mouth, coming hp ofthe food nfur eating, loWQSuirttH^ -&c.j *Jo to*the Drugstoreof;| Wit, A. C. I)L|KIC? and get a 7-5 cent bottle, or a sample bottle for 10 cents. Try it. ! Ml A. C. *DUKj&. plnSs Sales. By virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected", "T will seli to the high?? bidder, ? at (Vrancvbiirg C IL. on the FIRST MONDAY- ih Ausist nox'tf for rash, all Hu- tight, title and intercut uf the IV fendimts in die following property,- via ; I AH that plautudon or tract of land iu said county, cunliduing Uli tcr?M more or Uns, bounded by lands now or lately of.J. IL ?'U?ii, Bhnil iUitard, A. W.'Miller and. .1. I'ozard. Levied on as the property of J" 1*. M. l'oiiire? at tho Miit of lu J. Freueriek. : ?:i< A r uM&, ? u\ m t. All that tract of land in Ornngchnrg containing 111 acres morcor lc.??, near Lime stone Creek, hounded by lauds of J. M. Ilerlong, Kst .1. Kcduiond and T. A, IUood worth.; :ll 2. All that other tract in ?nid county, con taining 18 acres, nmre or lew near Linie stone IVeek, boiuidcd by lan<U. of John nioodworth, K*t. J. Itcdniond, Kst. J. 1>. Wolfe and J. M. Ilerlong. j Ii3. And also all that other '.rsct in snld counlv, containing 450 acres; more or 1ckh, honudcil by landn of Dah'l Ainakcr, W. t'. 'Wolfe, ThoniaK Horsey and others. Levied 'on or tho property of K. W. I'oznrd ht tho suit of Valentine l'itthno. Orangeburg ,C y,, ) 1 ? . , > Slicritl's Ojllcu, [ K. \. CAIN, , July U, IK75. j 8.'(>. Ci jit ly 17 ol ?N?TIGE^) I hereby pive notice .to all intorc,s{ocl.and |'r<ineonie?l, that Krmhn (ioodwiW widow of ijiunes tioodwin, intends to Jm ye her Home ||steud, for herself ami her minor G'hildrqo, set oll* in tho personal property other late husband in said. Couivtv, thirty onc-d>ys froni the date hereof,. [{ '";.'.". j )}/? A. B. KNOWLTON, ''Pruhato Judge, i-i O.O. . Orangoburg, C. H., Jnlv 10th 1873. julv 1U LSt? Im. ?_._? I Estate Notice. All persons havingdenuinds againKt the Kstute of Luther Ksntsdale, deceiiseil, are requested to 'hand them, properly attoetwl to the ujulcrsigned, pr to MvfWA Irlsr 4V Dibble, A trorii*ysf aim nil'porsnils indebted fill onake pnymcDt to the undersigned,,or to C. Addison lhinsdale, my Agent.. .. .. d. F. KORINSON, ' (jiuilitied Administrator. OriVngebiirg, 8. I'., July Hrd, 1S7?. jijly 1? 1S7? Inj. in i. 1.1, ?. in Hi ??11?IfTTITT ~T Sheriff's Sales. John L. Moorer 1 Judgment v? H?chel tt. Spicier, Lawrence Marshall and Harriet 8. Mar hIiuII hi>? wife, Juby 0. Oliver, Sallie M. Oliver, Annie Nel lie UliT?rr Julia Thvhtp* PH IGr rrrid "Marion LffetMlvefc J ForecTotfar* By virtue of the judgment herein. 1 will xell nt public auction, to the highest bidder, nt Orangeburg C. If., on the first Monday in August next, during tit* letjaJ hqura ofraale, llie foiling-real ?rt:it?/vh;T All that lot or parcel of land with thai -imildiiu; thereon, m the town of Ornngo biliX'jopposite thu Court House Square and ho4yat'(I 8011(11 and Kant by lands of Bull, Bcovfli & Bike, North by lot lately of Bel tou Bctternon and Went by-otrczt. rwUTcriui?Coll enough ?b j>ay the amevoS dlic niton the bond, and mortgage of tho pii'iinnil; with interest from the HUh Hay. 1875, and the cost of these proceedings run! ann AViNGERj '?Eiocfltrix. bond of. the purcbiuer-beari^g int? the da-WoC Bale, t?gltli^FWitlfisf nft the ^Jjrrfmift.'H/j.tJio^ jiui^iaafr^ to 1 privilege of paying all cash. Purchaser to pj|y for papers and recording. . lOnu'goburg C. IL, "I Sheriffs Office. [,.. E. T. CAIN, July 12, 187.">. J 1 A 8. O. C. july 17 .*U J All" fn-l^n* - having 'ciain.H feinst the Estate of Peter \V. Avinger, decascd, will July 17 OitAKQRnvita Cocjcnr. ^Opngcbu^, S/fiVJnne Hhh 187*. W^bsfcrir X." kivLLER:" Take notice, that I~ary Goran has paid in to the County Trcniurr the taS, ooeta and penalties, together with 50 per <cnt. on bin Kcal Eatnte purchased by yon at the Delinquent Land ?de hold May 3nt 1875. JA8. VAN TA88KL, ' B'?f y? \ : ?j OFFICE Hl.'IIOOL COiftfH - Obakobburo, Cpuirrr, rr ; .. y , ; 'June l&thp Mgg. J In acoordaneo with an Act to^ ^Establish !'ui taiu State Scholarships in the Univomi y of S.-uih Carolina, the Hoard of County School Examiner* Will1 hold at this county LvV^,^l, IjfdndW/oth Sny of'Jail, fftfs;*r free public competitive examination of those wbo deifre)to avail themsefre* of tha ad vantagt'Honered'bSr' the Staie'?cholanhips btablLdicd and provided for by did afara [ur tlie.se fVliolarships must report itMftt* elves to^the .Board of KxamincrB tho nbovu flaW " - \ ??' '' Th?mas biiii^iiips, Coiiotj School Coiumusioner -"I 10'. Oraagcbarg Count* inne 19 .'" -' " 8t 4vi" THE NATIONAL OF ' ' ' "? : 1 Fitx^? TiTfiderwrit?i4t IIEItEDY OPPiElis : A RcWaril df .TWO. HUNDfeili ami 'FIFTY- BOLLAH8 for the detection,1 ieoe?% viction ami punhihhient nf the party er' pariicK charged with die crime of ar^on, in tiring the premlnos situate at Orangshurg B. ?.?lilt?13 ^'8. ?niKEn. on Jene puni?menxv<lf^u{ eBlflfnaW0 ?'?,'T I By Order of ihe Exeeulire Commfrfise/ 1 "' SYkTUEN CUOVyELLv J ?" ' 'flhairmaii," '? New York, June 2? 187o. ,- . , . a \ t&ZT For furtbtfr information appV? to - I KIRK ROBINbOX, Ineuranoe Agt. July 3 1876 "aU .A^LUABLB BUSINESS-' FOR SAXiZSs One l^>t on Main Street, recently occu pied by M. Kiiili, measuring in.front on Muhl . .?tjcet thirty-six ? fret, flndj ninning ihnek one hundred fei ?, loiming an 1?, thu, Iii ' running in rear of lot of C, Thorne," UcJL-otfihg Iv^i feet.' This is one of ths I !u - t IhiKinean Stands in tho town of Orange burg. Tormr. can be known on spplfoMtaRi to j , Mw. BKKTJfA * Or Mr. il KOHGE BOLIYEB, . < mav i'l 1 5' 1 tf' * Note Los;. A NOTE drawn by Jno. D. Keltt for One Hundred and ' Tlnrty-Soron v DOLLARS lendorsod by A.' J. A E. M. Jackron. All periouK are warned against trading for said IjjiOTP; A liberal rewanl rill be paid %f rvalue If deliveresl'to A.' J.'JAtiKSOy.'l' jnne'12 187A !-"8t,:" -, For Sale. ? ? in One Bottoms Horse Power. Will bew?ld 'cheap.* Apidy 4to,thc, undrrsignedathis farm, or to J. Strauss ? Co., ^n^y|Jjj juiy 10 187i> 2t . Per JDiiy nt Biomo. Terras free, Addrose, < \ 0. ST1NSON k CO., Portion I, Maino, jnn J'J 18/5 Jy