Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, October 23, 1875, Image 3
MASONIC
I'etrps Council No. II, R.\ & S.\ Mi;.
"Will meet each Thursday at (? o'clock 1?. M.
from 1st October to 1st April and at 8
o'clock 'froth 1st April to 1st October, on
the following dates, June 24, .Inly 22, Aug.
19, Sent. 1-;, Oct. 21, Nov. 18. ami Dee. 10.
J. F. \'/AjA Itj T. 1.
G. Wi HnuxsoN, Recorder,
EnreUtt Maliter No. lib R.\ A.'. Ml*.?
Will meet each Fridas at 0 o'clock P. Mi
fr-uni 1st October to ' 1st April, and at S
o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on the
following dates, June 18, July l?, Aug. 18,
Sopt. 10, Oct. 8, Nov. 12. Dec. 10.
>V. H.GlKAltplCAU, II. P.
W. Ji DbTkkvij.i.e, See.
Shibbolotli Lodge No. 28, A.;. F.-. M.v
"Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1st Oct. to 1st April ami at 8 o'clock
from 1st April to 1st October on tbe follow
ing dates, June S, Julv 0, Aug. 8, Sept. 7,
Oct. h. Nov. 2, Doc. 7.
JAS. F. IZLAR, W. Mi
Jas. S. IIkywakh, Sec.
niav 29 ' 1875 7m.
i. o. o. F.
F. distO Lotlco No- ??,? Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Monday evening at 8
o'clock, from 20th March to 20tli Sept. ami
at 7k o'clock from 201 Ii Sept. to 20th March.
V. I). KOUTJOIIN, N. G.
G. A. HOUCiir, See.' _
'"town council.
This hotly meets every second Tuesday
after the first Monday of each month, for
the transaction of regular business.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion
Tcquires.
RAILROADSCHED?LE.
Up Day Train . tf'fiiS A. M.
Down Dav Train. 7:80 P. M.
Up Night Up Train. 2:20 A. M
Down Night Train.ll:oJ P. M.
Office hours 8 to 2 and 8 to ?.
LOCAL
The News & Times will be suc
cessful no matter what happens.
The fines collected by the Mayor
this week amount to 855. Business!
J. W. Cannon has a new and at
tractive sign up.
MrrT, B; Boyd will open his shoe
store in a lew days.
Sec law card ol 0. S. Bull, Esq.,
in .another column;
3Icrouey,s House is crowded, and
?its .excellent accommodations merits
siothing Jess.
Advertisements cowd out local
iind editorial matter this week, which
was intended i\tr this issue.
The Hons. W. II. KeedisJ?, S. L.
Duncan and 1\ K. Jones were in
Town during the present week.
We have had some e??ol weather,
hut as we go to press the temperature
is quite pleasant.
August Fischer has Oysters, fresh
from Charleston, next door to his
Siiloou.
Court brought a good many people
to Town, and tbe last week has been
quite lively.
It is reported that Weeks will be
removed, and that W. L. W. Rilcy
will take his place.
We arc glad to announce tliat the
estimable lady of our Senator is able
to be up. '
The Court House is going right up.
Mr. Livingston gives the work his
personal attention, a fact which is
very gratifying to the tax-payers,.
Mr. M. P. Howell, of Geoge's Station,
was admitted to practice in the law
and Probate Courts of this State, on
Wednesday InBt.
Briggmann & Ucnnekor nieau busi
ness. Bead their advertisement and
give them a ?call.- We believe tbey
arc both single, 1
The County Fair will be a grand
success. The premiums offered by the
merchants will attract a great deal of
interest.
Biiggmann's & Crook's is tho place
to buy cheap groceries. If Wngener
?was defeated in Charleston; the Cap
tain muk?s no change in bis prices in
consequence.
County Auditor Van Tassel hav
ing got through with his work, is rus
ticating at Branchville. He is one ol"
the Auditors that gives satisfaction to
all parties.
The case against Mcllett indicted
for rape, came up on Thursday last.
Able speeches were made in his behalf
which induced the jury to render a
verdict of not guilty.
Wc arc pleased to announce that
Dr. Muekcnftiss is again at his idlicc
over Hamilton's store, ready to serve
his friends and ? the public in his line
ol' business.
His Honor Judge &ookc's'clmrgQ
to the Jury in the inurd er case, v?
Oo.isar Mas n rnngnifiecni effort.
Knights wi&lmig to ride nt the
Tournament, must enter by Monday
evening, E. S. Snllcy will luke the
unities of any wishing to enler.
A certain troublcsoiuo individual
gut a wholesome lecture the other day
from his Honor, Judge CopUc lor
slanderii <c ins belters.
His Honor, the Mayor, reminds us
of the Detroit man. He makes
oUundcrs pay ten dollars if you swear
in his presence, or go on the chain
gang. We will have peace here now.
CO UR T Ji I'SI SESS?
Look out for our report of Court
proceedings next issue. Report oi
Grand Jury &??. "We have the ne
connt in full, but we have not the
time or space to .set it up.
Cough, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any
Irritation of the Throat or Bronchial
Tubes, will be relieved by tliking Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. It has cured
thousands, Recommend it to your
friend and neighbor. Your druggist
keeps it. Price, ?n cents
His Honor T. 11. Gooke lms given
satisfaction to evtM'ybody. The A'< ?vi
am/ Courier reporter say.-; he has a eye
to this Circuit. .Such is not the case.
The Judge is luved too much up the
country for the lawyers up there to
give hint up. For our stikes we w ould
that lie would chtiugo his mind.
PERSONAL?
We arc glad to announce that J.
Herman W?hlets has been admitted to
practice in the courts of this ?State.
He stood a good examination. We
congratulate hi ui. He was a lawyer
from his birth, ami ought to have gone
to work lout; nixo.
FAIR NOTICE TO ALL?
J. W. Albergotti, baker, request his
fvioiids and customers to give hi til a
call during fair week. He will be
prepared to ssrve tbent with bread,
pies, cakes and crackers of all varie
ties, nice and fresh, every day. Also
just received an assortment of French
and American confectionarics, prize
boxes, fancy articles, china and glass
ware nud notions. Go and sco for
yourselves.
TUE COURT?
The October term,of Court eon
?ened here last Monday, Hon. T. Hi
Cooke presiding. The business that
has come up before His Honor has
been rapidly disposed of, and with
general satisfaction lb all concerned. Iii
fact, there never w as a et url held here
that w. s presided over with more
ability, dignity and dispatch than the
present one. Our limited space pre
vents us from giving a full account of
the proceedings, but will give a com
plete report in eur next issue.
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GONE CRAZY?
Wo. don't know, that a certain
friend of our.s has exactly reached
that point yet, but if some body does
not pay him about $500, and carry
"Mollie Hailing" away from him,
there is no telling what will become
of him, be thinks wf her by day, and
dreams of her by night, be will softly
muriner in his sleep "Mollie Darling,"
and then Mrs. -goes for him
until he cxplainis that ''Mollie Darl
ing" is only that fast nag that he
thinks so much of. She is to be en
tered at the approaching fair, as the
best fancy buggie horse, and if there
is anything in this County tliat can
compare with her in general style
and beauty it is more than we know
of. See Mollie and judge for your
selves.
Howes' Groat London Circus.
Frankfort was crowded yesterday
from !> a. m. to 7 i?. ?i. with visitors
from all parts of the surround in;
country, who were here to see Howes'
Great London Circus. For once, we
are pleased to bo able to say, that ibis
"big show" came up to its advertised
promises. Everybody agreed that,
the parade through the st reets was by
far the finest, longest, and largest
ever before seen. It was simply gor.
gcous,aiul seemingly almost intermin
able. It was also universally con
ceded that il was the newest, the most
complete and magnificent, in all its
appointments that has eve r yet visited
Central Kentucky. The Circus,
Menagerie, the Hippodrome, the
Golden Chariots, everything, was first
rate in its kind. And well was il
pat ionized, both in the day-time and
at night.-- A'( >//</?/.?// )\oman, J/o7/2tf
This grand exhibition will pitch its
tents in our Town on Wednesday
October 27 th.
Mr. Editor :
You will please nun ounce through
your columns that Uev. J. T. Wight
man, !>. D, of Charleston will pi euch
in the Methodist Church of this place
on Sunday next?to-morrow 21th
inst.?at 11 a. m. ami 7' i\ m. The
public are invited to attend.
I would, take this occasion to return
thanks to the Pastor and Members of
t'?o Presbyterian Church for the lire
Use of their Church building for the
past few weeks, during which time
our Chut eh was undergoing repairs.
J. B. ?AMI'ltni;T.i
Market Reports.
COTTON MA UK KT.
CorrccUjd every week by Messrs. Hid I,
Scovill & Pike.
Low Middlings.12.1$)
< ibjid < h'diiiarr.1-1
<)i dinary."..IU?$ 12
PROVISION MARKT.T.
Corrected every week by Mr. W. Mose
hsy.
IMYIXO I'ltlCIS
fern.*1 10
New Corn. 1 00
Peas. so
Fodder, per 100 His. 1 00
Hougli Riee. i 20
'* ski.i.im; imtcKH
White Sugar. 1(? St lbs to tbe $1 <>n
j'.r?wn '' .8f? !? " " 1 ''<>
Coltee.2? 0i 150
bard.l.s (" -0
S V Jliima.1? (?< 18
Smoked Sides.17 C'?08
1) S " .1") (-i ll!
Smoked Shoulders.12AM Rij
1) S ?' .12 Or,
Flour.SO 50C410 00
(ioslieti Butter.I0@?0
Salt per sack. $2 00
tbbk next
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
ok this
Ortangeunrg Agricultural
and
,'Mech(uucat Association
Will be held at tbe Town of
at tur
FAIR G110TJN13S
or Tilli
soar a.t i o ^
P.KIilNNINfi
Tuesday. October SGtli, 1M7."5.
and CLOSIJCO
Friday, October SOtlJ, EftVi>
THE
PREMIUM MST
has is EES
KEAlltY DOUBLED
as 10
NUMBER <y VALUE!
Articles can be ENTJ?]i|i5p
till TUESDAY EVENING, and In
allowed to Compote.
Separate Table, and Hcpas'ate
Prizes for Articles Contributed by
Children under twelve years id'age.
A G I t AN 17)
TOURNAMENT
will TAKE PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY, tho 27th.
A GAME OF
3ASE B
ON
THURSDAY, the 28th,
For the Championship of the County,
and other amusements will take
place every day of the Fair.
THE ANKIJ A.L ?1) 1)JIESS
will UK i>i-'li VKit El)
01M THURSDAY; the 28lh
By COL. I). WVATT AI KEN,
Master Stale tiraniro.
Every Aernitiirioilntinn Possible will lie
Provided Ihr bullt Inhibitors
and Visitors.
Arrangements have been made with ti e
South Carolina Railroad for the transports
linn of all Freights for the Fair a I ON* K
RA'i'K MOTH WA YS, and KXC?II.S10N
TICK f'.TS will he sohl to visitors during the
week.
For further particulars see Premium bist,
or address any member of the board of
Directors, at Orangeburg, S. C., ?r the
1 Secretary and Treasurer.
I >1 II KOT< HiS.
OK. WM, F. PiARTON, Pni;-1 oknt.
SAMUF.R oiiiRbro, Ks?,.
LAURF.NCK lb RI-R KWITli, l?>i{.
cut. F. ii. w. miskk.mann.
OA IT. MORGAN .1. KK I, I.Kit.
oitAN P.. Rl I.KY, Ks.,.
II AR PIN R KiOS, i:>o.
Si.cuetaijy am? Tni'Asmtiin,
KIRK ROIUNSON, F.-o.
bids for the Refreshment Stand or Tablet
will he received until Tuesday the *>th da\
of Oct her, the fame will he handed to tin
Secretary and Treasurer.
pent 18 1875 t<l
$50,000 ? III AI.BiK?? 8*3!
THAT
(?i'OMl London Cirrus, S?ngers' Lnglish
Moiiiigerii' of Trained An im als,
AND
IR?Uir?lS INDIAN TlY??i'E.
Owns, arid daily Kxhibtls the
Only ?ronp of t'iyo l'crforiiiitig Elephants
In tlic World, vi/.:
C'/iirflnn, liiiijifrflir, ?lfwi'h'/V, Kultttn Uli tl
Victoria,
All ptfrforiiiing in Ihn rinn :l' the?amc
Ii nie, the ittn-i wnndeifid lenlspvci-sich,
jnsi ns represented nu bills, Programm ?.
ete. Trained and pcrforim.il U\ Prof,
i 'ravcii.
$5?,<MM> C:is:iI!cnjro
That I low. (!n at London Ciren??, elf.,
<?:??.. Owns ami only lixliihits I ho only
tip.in* nf Kiye Knyal ISeuyal Tigers in the
\Vc?rld anil p<Tforming in tIn* rinir at the
-?iim- time. Trained ami performed bv
llcrrstill.
That Howes1 Greil I I hwIum f ihmip, ete.,
clc, Owns anil ilailv Ti> hihit* the OX L\
OKOCP OK SIX KUiitCli A Kit I CAN
H YliNAS in the world. Trained ami sub
dued bv the African Caunahal Moiilan, and
art" daily exhibited in the public streets ac
companied by their keeper in an open iron
el ad den, during tlie Triumphal 'Street
Pageant.
?50:066 Chnllcii^c
Thai Howes' (treat London Circus, etc..'He.,
Owns and daily lixliihits the only Thrr??
Itrdiv I loyal Bengal figers (Horn April 21-, i
|s7">,) liver seen in Anierieai
?1504660 C!i:t!!e?gtt
That llowea) f!ie:it I.onilun Circus Owns
and daily ?>xhibits Kr?'c in ihn public streets
nf each eily or, place' uf exhibit ion, seven of
tlie largojft, moist costly and magnificently
(^instructed Triiuuphal Golden Chariots Of
India, or Citr of Juggernaut. The Chariot
of Cimiiiiereo. the Car <if liuterpe. tlie Char
iot nf llic Son. tlie Celestial Chariot; the
Li'geiidriry Dragoii t.'hiiriot, and ihoCinde- I
rill'i t.'narinl. and malcethoinoi-t (hiuijcuiis
I'i-play, while in the (Sinrid Kqucs-Zoo'i)
lli'ppdtlrdmatie Triumphal Street Pageant
ever seeii.
That Howes' (ireat London Cire >wiisaiid
daily exhibits the itnly 1'olutpiaine in
A inerten.
?V 5,000 C!i?'U-iijv?
Tint at Howes' (Ireiit London Circus, Mile
Ccirdelhiy tin- li?pic>triari Phenomena ?f the
age?''Queen of the Arena" will pudtiyely
tipper at caelt performance.
.^r>.oo<) ('.JisUleiis^G
Thal Sange?' Knglish Menagerie of Trained
Animal.-, exhibiting in connection wilh
I Love.-' Great London Circus,1 liaSi tile Itesl
' ollcelinn nf Living Wild Animals over ex
hibited sou ill nf I In.- Ohm river.
85,000 Challenge !
That Howes' (treat London Circus, has the
h'oM Zoological Lecturer, (Prof. Kllinghrm.
?Vom II. It. Mi Zoological (ianlens,].on<loii,)
in A itVcfica.
?:">,()()() CIIATJiKNOK
Thill (he Propt ietors of I lowes' (i real Lon
don Cirrus has imported into the (Juitikd
Slates more lilcphiuitti than any other ?'?"
cerii in Aiiicriiea.
$5.000 Cil?LLKKGE!
Tliat Howes' Great London Circus, owit? arid
exhibit** daily in die public stree!* the only
.lerusr.leni Donkeys and Ahysihi.in Asses
ever .?cm in harness in America.
?5,000 Challenge !
Thai ribwoV Ctreal London ('irons, Owns and
daily exhibits in tin-public street.- the billy
African Zebras ever seen in harness, ( ordiii
arv shows have these animals eaged ; by
ibis coiiipanv they tire used and driven 'he
same iis the Imi'se.
S5.?0? Cliulleiige!
That I f?wr-' (!rrai London Circus, owns and
exhi'iii? daily the only Three Horned 11 i 11 -
doostaii Ihill ever imported into the United
Sialcs.
850,000 Challenge!
That Howes' tlrcat London Cirrus, Special
Kcatiires, a- advertised and daily exhibited
by this Company, are to he seen in no other
eoneerii in America.
$50,000 Challenge!
That Howe;' Great London Cirvii's, Saugers'
Knglish Meiiagerie ofTrained Animals, ami
Irofiiiois Indian '1'rollp, has the best general
oiittil in Chariots, Cages, Vans, Animal-.
Horses. Ponies, Mules, Asses, Donkeys,
Wardrobe. I'araphanalia, Hotel, I'.vliibi
tiori, ('ool; big, S|e? pirn: ami Stable Tent- of
any KsipU'Sirian or Zoologieal eiunbiuatioii
in Ameiiia.
S10,000 Challenge !
Thai Howes' (Sreat London ('ir?Mi<>, oiri'ts
and nuis III railroad cars, vi/.: 'J'J Hal ears
10 palace horse ? ar>, *J elephant ]ialaee cars,
I box ears, 1 baggage car, '2 palace sleeping
ears, 1 palat e passenger car, this being a
greater number by far than by any Circus,
Nfciiagerie, lite, in Anieriea.
Sil I.I, A NO II IHK
SI0.000 Challenge !
That (lie Proprietor**'of llowos' Greni Lori
! don Circus, have ample"niciuiHto I'cspond lo
any and all parlies wishing 1<? accept aiiy
I line or all of the above challenges.
bet Jii -Jt
TIOK LKVl'ATilAN COMING!
The Largest Show upon Ettrth?Hippotlronio, Menagerie, Circus & Indians,
Howes' Great London Circus
HIPPODROME,
Sapgo.v9?.ISj.iglieiii Menagepi^ ??,
Trained AniniaJs, mvl Iroqnis T?b ?r?j
tea
The Most latonselj Interesting and Novel ;
Exhibition in the Horld!
Mere Wild Beasts, mimic Men and Horses, iHore Curiosities, than any Cora
lunation ovyr soon. " f k
Tin; ni.t.-t Gorgeous .-iruet Procession ever Given.. Glittering GreciaiLHip
poilronuil ie.
Triumphal Street Pageant Two Miles in Length. A blaze of Gold-and
1 luini-beil iSteoJ.
800 Men ami Horses, at 9 A. M. on each Day of Hxhibitiou.
AND SEE ITX"
NONE HUT ITSELF CAN BE ITS PARALLEL 1
Every Feature advertised, truly Exhibited. Every Nation of &e Gjobo
Represented. The ivholo World as Contributors.
ONLY ?iVE TICKET IlE<iI)IREP FOR ALU
More reribrming Animals than any other ten Menageriesin tho World I
*////?: oma' ziiiiiiAs i: vi:r seen jx uauxessi
Specialities of our great feature: .Seven Massive Gobi Chariots, 2 Roman
War Chariots, Kornau Charioteers. Pearlies Cavaliers escorting Grecian
Beauties. Hegau. I Cost um es adorning shapely ladies.: Elephants Coursing,
Jlurdlu Racing, Indian Games,, Foot Raring, etc. Wrc uso.our own race,
track- Read mir 8250,000 Challongo. Four acres of Exhikitiou Tents,
lias ho Kqual?no Rival. The people aitcl press vouch for It.
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SPECIAL U. S. DETECTIVE FORCE I
This is the only Company i i America that has a Spreial Delectivo
Ftirets for tlw protection oi' its jviLrou* from impositions. No give away
schemes. No gambling of any kind or nature, and no intoxicating liquors
allowed on our exhibition grounds under any pretence whatever.
ADLISSIOW -Usual Pkico, 1200 Reserved Cushioned Seats,
Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock P. M. For full particular*sec Pictorials,
Progruntittcs, and o\\x II I indent cd Pictorial, the ndvunce ag*?.