Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, August 26, 1876, Image 4
MASONIC
i
I'etros Conhcil No. II, It.-, fc S.\ M.;.
"Will meet cadi Thursday at l> o'clock L*. M,
from 1st October to 1st April ami at S
o'clock from 1st April (o 1st. Oct.?her, mi
the following dales, June 24, July.22, Aug;
19, Sept. It*, Oct. 21, Nov. IS, and IVe. |U.
J. F. 1ZLA11, T. I.
G. W. Imuxsox, Keconleri
Kureka I'hnnter No. ?lj K '- A.\M.*.?
"Will meet during the present Masonic year
at the usual horns, the fnllowin dates:
March 10th, April 7th, May 5th, .liiiie
2nd, August 4th, September Ist, October
27tfc, November 24th, Lccemher 29th.
J. P. IZLAK, M. E. II. P.
J: M. ?Rirksox, Sec.
Shibboleth Ledge No. 28, A.*. P.*. M ??
Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock
from 1st April to 1st October on the follow
ing dates, April 4, May 2, .Jane (!, July 4,
Aug. 8, Sent. 5, Oct. :">, Nov. 7, Dec. 5.
JAS. F. IZLAll, "Vy.M.
Oeo. \V. BmjjjsoN, Sec.
innv 29 lS7r> Tin.
I. O. O. F.
Ktlisto Loilgo No- Mr-Meet* at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening at S
o'clock, from 20lll March to 20lli Sept. ami
at 1\ o'cloek from 201 h Sept. to 20tli March.
V Dr.MAKS, N. O.
J HERMAN W.A1ILKKS, See.
RellOt'Cn LinlgC?Metis S o'clock every
Fecund Wednesday after sale dav.
" F. JIkMAI'S, N. U.
TOWN COUNCIL.
This body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dee. 7.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion
requires.
SOXS OF TEMI?KKANCI2.
Orangehurg Division No. "Jl, meets every
Monday evening in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church.
"V. M. <-'. A .?Hall and Keading
.t'oom over . Store of Mr. .1. I'. Pike?open
every .night from S:.".n to 10:30 v. m.
Vmver* Meetings this month June 1st,
Sib, loth. 2:?rd anil 20th at Slid r. m.
lhisiuoss Meeting June 22nd 8:110i\ m..
vverv Fourth Thursdav in each month at
S::>0Y. m
M. ULOYEli, IVesideut.
F SDinni.V, Secretary.
Soil (It Carolina It:t i!ro:t<t.
vikkich iVoVus at oi'AxuKnirias hneo
From S oYlok A. M. to 2.1 1'. M. From
*U o'clock P. M. tot; P. M.
(ioods received and delivcredonly during
*mT?\v Ik'Iiiv*.
Xu O A. %j .
free advertisement, of store to rent
publisVfed in D-day's issue.
A cooking Hove, wi'.h eVwvything j
'complete, lor sale cheap. Apply a I
l4lis o/fiv-c.
'I hero Wins a little unpleasantness; in
the court hoVise square on Thu Ksdsiy
tiftcrtioou. Kcsiiil: for Ma Vor
IJoliver.
?Mr. .John A. Shircr, lornterly of
fcft'. Ma 11 hews, in ibis county, <5ii il in
'?? I, Slcjluns Parish, in Charleston
cvi\nily> on (he 20.1 h bf.dli '.}\ I87?.
~ ?& - - ? ? ? ?
Mr. John C. Pike has had a cotton
platform erected in the rear of his
??store. Mr. Pike's store is deservedly
popular, ?aril coin mauds a large and
j>Hviog business.
We call attention to the. school no
lice of Mrs. lt. S. Alhergolti in litis
issue. She is a successful and aeeom
jdished. teacher, and we bespeak for
her a latjge school.
The store of Mr. John Schachte is
Undergoing repairs, afier which it
will ba stocked with a complete sup
ply .of dry goods, groceries and liquors.
Clit^rtie'yQOhrels . is still there as
smiling as ever.
? mm ? - mmm
/4'he radvertisement ?>{ Mr. P. W.
Hull will be found in to-day's issue.
Mr. P. has opened one of the prettiest
little groceries in Orangeburg, and
proposes to sell goods low down;
"Webb is. a "popular and energetic
young man, and deserves the patron
age of the public.
j)j:mocj:ats jlillv^
The members of .tlie Orange.burg
Court House Democratic Club arc
rcfptesicd to meet at the Engine
House on Motnbiy evening, 23th
inst., at fc> P. M. sharp.
W. H. PEKRYCLEAR,
2d Vicc-President.
These gentlemen tire in New York
purchasing goods for the coining sea
son, and their head clerk, Mr. Win.
Hi Perry clear, reports to us that they
have informed: ,him, by letter, that
goods will ho lower than ever this
Fall. They arc now-offering their
Summer stock bolow cost in order to
mtike room for the new stock. To
lind .proof of what wo jisaail, call on
their efficient' and accommodating
assistant, Mr. Perryclcnr/and he will
oiler you/bargains that cannot bo sur
passed anywhere. Messrs. Kuhn. As
Pro. are ho \\cll known that it is
iisclcs? for us to attempt to praise
them, Iheir goods, or their prices.
Sec notice of' horse, stolen, pub
lished elsewhere in these columns.
Our renders arc not probably aware
of tho fact that Mr. August Fischer
is selling oft' his large stock of groce
ries at cost. It is an actual tact that
he is selling Hour below Charleston
prices. Now is the time to call on
him. His grocery store is presided
over by the great amateur minstrel
stump speaker, Mr. Edward Bo/.ardt.
In bis well appointed drinking saloon,
the genial and ever-smiling Lewis
Fischer will be found always ready to
slake the thirst of the parched op
throat. Call on Fischer.
THE CONCERT?
That took place in the now court
house on Thursday night hist was a
complete suceess. The tableaux
sparkled with beauty, and elicited
from the audience hearty demonstra
tions of approval. The song by
Miss Corrie Wannamaker was ren
dered in charming style, as was also
the piece by Mr. Ernst Mentzel.
The slump speed*- by Mr. Edward
Boznrdl brought down the house. In
short, the concert was ono of the best
amateur performances we ever wit
nessed, and reflected much credit
upon every one concerned in it.
Prof; Berg and Mr. Wallace Cannon,
chairman \,--'.,tho committee ou ar
rangements, deserve special credit for
their exertions. Our own baud was
in attendance and dispensed the most
charmiiic airs.
County Convention.
Rooms of xhn CWnty CiiAiitMAX
OitAXOKiiuHi-: County;
Orangeburg, S. C, August 25; 1S7G.
By virtue of the authority vested
in nie, and pursuant to tho call 61 the
State Executive Committee of the
Union Republican Party, f hereby,
give notice that a C invention of tin;
Union Republican Party of Oian'ge
burg County, will bo held on Tuesday
the 5th day of September, IST (I, at
10 o'clock a. m., in i.ho town id' Or-'
angeburg, tor the fui r j *? ?sc of select
illg Jivo (?) delegate.- to the Stale
Nominating Coiivoiitiou'; live (_">)
delegates to the "jccoild 1 'oner, .--innaI
District Convention; and live (f>) do
iegiUc-r. to the First Judicial Circuit
Convention-.
The Convention will be coinp n.?d
of One. (10 )") lleiegatci apporlbuiod
among the several Klee'.i m J.Voehiots
ac fol lows*
OrangfbnVg iVocni'l, I ? Delegates.
Lcwisviiie " 10 '*
JtimiMtu? 1 "
(ib'u ton's 1 '?
.GrilliiVs ;
Fort Motte ?'
Ft^ln's " I " !
forest. Chapel " '1
Fehlers " 2
Avingc/s " V, "
Brown's " 2 "
Bookhart's " I " ]
Bull Swamp ?> 1
Branch vilio " 0 "
Corbet tsvillc " 5
Cedar drove " o "
Elliott's " ')
Easterlin's " 5
Club iloitso " (5
Zciglcr's " 3 " .
Washington Somi
iary " ')
Howe's Pump " .*i "
Precinct Chairmen will cau-e
meetings to be bold at their several
Precincts on Saturday, the 2d day id'
September, 1870, at 12 o'clock M.,
for the purpose of clo. ting Delegates
to the said County Conv iition.
'1 be Chairman of each Precinct
will call the Meeting in bis Prcoinct
to order, and will preside temporarily
until tlie meeting shall elect a perma
nent Chairman,
S. L. DUNCAN.
Chairman Union Republican Party.
Orange burg County.
Call at Dr. j. G. Wannamaker's
and get a pamphlet and read about
Dr. Clark Johnston's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. Dr. Wannamaker also has the
medicine lor sale at wholesale and
retail. june 21
Di-pepsia*
Americans arc particularly subject
to this disease and its effects : such *ls
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Habi
tual cogtivencss, Heart burn. Water
brash, coining lip' .of;the food coated
tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, palpitation of tho Heart and
all diseases of the Stomach ami Liver.
Two doses of Green's August Flower
will relieve you at once, and there,
positively is not a case in the United
States it will not cure. If you doubt
this go to your Druggist Dr. C.
Dukes, and get a sample dottle for
.10 cents and try it. Regular size 7o
cents.
questions run every one to
answer- :
Are you troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation of tho Lowols, I dyspe
psia, or any disease of tho Liver?
Have you sit lie red for years and found
n?) relief from the use of medicines ?
Do you have a faint appetite; ami arc
you troubled with fce''ngs of languor ?
If youi have these feelings we know
you have not tried the new discovery
Morroll's Ilepatine, at. Dr. A. C.
Dukes'- Drug Store. It is performing
wonderful cu es in this ami all oL er
ebinuiuuilies where the people use it.
It is pronounced by all as the best
Liver Medicine in the world. Two
doses will relieve the worst case of
Dyspepsia or Constipation of tin.'
liowels. Fach battle contains fifty
doses, and a teaspoonful of this
medicine in a wine glassful of water
three times a day for one day, pro
duces a most woiidcriul change.
Where the system is run down with
loss of energy and appetite, or Dys
pepsin, with all its train of evil, is
cllccting its deadly work, this remedy,
MerreU's Ilepatine, never fails to
bring about a speedy and permanent
cure. Those who doubt the nieiit
and virtues bfthis medicine and live
from day to day without trying the
Ilepatine, have our sympathy, but,
can not be cured unless they take the
Medicine.
"NOTiCir"?
All persons desiring It) beefinie Te iehers
in the e'reeOotiimon Schools of thisC.unity,
will avi?l ihemsclvcsof the privilegejiiirciii
given, by applying lu tlic Hoard of Kxaiiii
nvr-i for-Corliliealcs to tcidi. The Board will
he in session from the fifteenth Tgf September
at H) o'clock until further notice to the
contrary.
l'.v ?nler of C. S. ('.
- Thomas Piuixips.
Co. Schcol Com.
ahg 'Iii ."?I
. TO M-NTT7
Tin? Store House on the Corn r ofKiissell
ami .Market "street, foriiiely occupied by J.
W. Mosclcy. There is no better tuisinoss
stand in Ura ?gebt tig. l*'or terms apply (u
T. C. Andkkws.
< Iraiigeburg S. C.
a "g rid . tf
TN( )Ti C Vj.
OKKICK COUNTY Ci iM.MlSSI ONKK'S;
( >lt.\.\<;i:ilL'K(i County.
Olt.ixoi:m i:?-, s. <"., Augti-s! 11th l"-7<:.
Notice hereby -riven, that the Annual
Meeting -.i' ihc Hoard of C unity Cohi
onssioners will tueel at iheir ollieeon the
lirst Tuesday iniiowing llio litsi Monday in
September lN7,;, ai which lime the claims
against ihc Comity wilt he credited.
All per-ous are i. rcby notified to hand
in iheir claims the Cork of said Hoard
on or he fore ih'c Hi"! i l'uesday following the
lirsi Monday in September otherwise,
said . '.li iis \vill ii"'. I?e. r.nditcd at said An*
Otial .Mireliug.
j;. <'? of lhe i".. :ir.?.
.1. I'. MAYS, '
* 'ha i i ;? i:? 11.
i.i:?>, l:oL>\ kil|
Clerk Attest. ?
:n; 1 '2 lit
Notice.
The Kxcrcises of Miss U. S. A lhergol li'
School wilt 1>.- resumed on Monday Sept.
Ii!., at the I.e.-idciicy of 'J'. A. J cf lords,
i-.-? I., Ko->-c:I Si. I'Vr levin--, -.ve., apply as
above.
mig n
PAIR NOTICE
CKKitiC'j Okt'Iok; Town Couxoii.j
Towx of OitANciineitd,
August l?th, lS7(i.
IVrsiiahl to Resolution of Town Council
at iheir last Itegu'ar Meeting, Delinquent
Taxpayer!- of Iii?.* Town are hereby notified
that on .i n< I ainr the first of Sept einher
next; Tax executions will he'issued against
property on which taxes have no! beeii
p:i'ub T. u. MALO.N'K.
Clerk nuti Treasurer (>. T. C.
sing 1!? -Jt
The fast I rot the thorough-bred Stallion
MAMIilllN'o MVKUSTl'iE
ivill'Slaiid lor the Kail i-cas-Mi ni niv .-.tables.
i*ici>irif<i?iK.
MA M Hit I No TU.n.STKK, hy MamLriim
Medley; he hy. Old ManibriunYjhKsf; Mam
l.ritio Medley's first dam l?y Young Medley,
a tine race mare, Second daiU by Stanley;
'.Iiiril ilaiti b\;.: Tru-tce; fourth dam |T>y
Speculator? "'?
Manibrino Trustee's first dam Jenny
Deiuuy, hy llolcohit" llrst dam,by Lady
VViiddtonl/lo )jir Willhuu Wo?dford; he by
YVooilford; linn ilam hy Ih rlrahd.
Maiuhrino Trustee was bred hy CScorge
\V. Ogden* ?"?Wrights Station", ICeiifii'dKy
Central Hail Load,': I?OJIirbt>S L'biuityj
Kentucky, lie if live veil i s'old, alpl has
not had inneli handling but what had show
id splendid action, tie trotted on the.
Columbia track last fall at the rate of-.10.
Til AD. 0. AN I) Uli WS
Orangeburg Livery and sale stables.
P. S. Hoard for a few mares can be li?d al
my stables
sing HI tf
FOR RENT"
The Two Story Huildingin the Town of
Lewisville. The lirst Story lilted-up as a
Store, complete in all respects. Tho second
Story arranged foi a Residence.
for particulars applv to
CKOJIOIO Hl)LI V Kl*.
?ug. ~> tf
:oioTMrrisrri iy."
15. l\ MV CK JEN FUSS
Dentist Kooms over Store of Mr. Ceo. II.
t 'ornel.1 en's.
l/.tl" Charge.1 lteasoiiablc.
GONE NORTH!
t
To attend the
fc?ii?E AUCTION SALES
IN
NeW York !
Where GOODS arc NOUGHT :it
Tremendous Sacrifices!:
t. 11 k ii
Will oder the
RAREST INDUCEMENTS
Ever ?flbred in this Market,
Our Stock of
Will far EXCEL.L anything ever
olfered belurejhcre-.
Iii the
LADY'S DEL'AKTMKNT
Will he found
Large Additions
To ihe quantity and quality hereto
fore 'purchased, and at extremely
LOW X^RICILS.
The
BOOT & SHOE
Department will he
COMPLETE
in every respect, and will defy coin
petition holh in iftiality and
price anywhere.
Our
HATS and CAPS
Will ho of Ihe
LATEST STYLES
And warranted to please in every
S respect.
We will ?fter a
BETTER ASSORTMENT
Than ever before, at such
Low Figures
That will asloi.ish all who who call
at uui" Establishment.
Now in Order
To make room for the above STOCK
we arc offering the balance of our
SUMMER STOCK
At LESS than COST.
TO
Satisfy every one that we are not
HUM IM'c;
Call on us and we will prove the
above fads, by offering bargains
that were never seen here before.
T. K?11N& BROTHER.
ON 12 II UN DU KD YE?US ago the (juicthnd unpretending citizens of
this plate did ii(>t d reu in that u century hence J would open the compldcsl,
GROCERY STO?E
Tim! was over established in the interior- cd' f?utli Carolina" Nor.did
they Illing oflhe niighly ?lestiny that .was wrapped up in I ho, future Jt^rfCK
nng\:burg. It was to b"<ioino one of lhe eeuCre? ?f trade ' anVf*iiKluslry/rnit
the homespun maiden und the unkempt bachelor of the long ugUi hau tin
pro]diiiie visions of the I'aet. iJui f^|j^
Truth is Stranger Than Fiotion.
And <m the. 21/?f. of August, ISTti, on Ilusv.el Street, next door to Dr.
Ilydrick's Drug Store, in the Town of Orangeburg, 1 e. ial dished
TUR CK-XTKNNIAii UteOCEttY:
My friends were invited to examine my'stock and after a thorough"W
speelion passed the following
iti'ls?i iij'rioNS i * naxmousi a'.
lit'Milvt'il, That the people of Orangeburg; t.'onnty who are fond of
good things to eat, are under oh igutinns to. I*. VY, Hull foj;. the eon.siilera
tion he has manifested towards them in I lor establishm nit of his SLNdiX
D1D GUOCEltY, and for the low figures ul.wlf.ich lai lia.s uuirked.them.
}{i soln tl ftirilu r, That his fine Mignr, Oolfee EnVtr, Bacon,? I Imns,
Molasses, Iliee, (!ri?t, lluttcr, Mm?kerol. Oyslers, Lobsters, Canned i<'mits,
Tinware, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Uaisiusj Jellies, *ve, A'-, arc the best ev
er olfc red lor sah; in this place.
Cleaned out Custcr and his. gallant band,, hut 1 i\n\ .djv'leriuin^i^L'iJ^'l^Ai
store at the Kailrdatl that a whyJu arniy of Qrti,i]gebiirgjai|3 sVia'l "iu>lbe
able, to buy out. < ,1 3 r J |l
THE SIOUX: CHIEF; I , ? ? ?:
May light on and cat. dried liuftahv, but the Orangeburg Public shall always
li ml at. my store, a full line, of-Dry ?boijs, Shoes, I hits, Saddles; UrhHes,
Hardware, Tinware. Crock cry \\ are and Groeerio-s??frorili, pure and cheap?i
such as Klotir, Coffee, Teas, Sugar. .Lard, Duller, etc., and canned fruits and
vegetables of all kinds; besides the best an I purest supply of Winei d?d
liquors every olicrcd for sale
. IN ORANGEB?RG
Now is the lime to gel bargains. All sorts of produce taken in oxehaugo
for goods, ami the highest market prices allowed therefor. There will he no
slicnaunegin at my store. Dr. ilutlcr is with mo and will be glad to sod
his friends. Drop in as you pass hy,
Corner Russell St. Hi It. Avenue
Thad. 0:. Andrews, 4 gant.
ST. MATTHEWS
Tim exercises of this School will lie re
sumed tin the first Monday in September
next.
Tuition ri:i: Month.
1st. tirade, I I5e?inners,) Sl\<H).
?Jinl. (? ra?Uaj (Ornuiiuar l'upil-,) ^<2.?0.
l\n\. tirade, fA?iV;mced Pupils,) $3.00.
M".-ic on I'iauo, (Lesson each day,) .?>?">.()()
Latin, Creek Ac, 50 ceius extra wich.
Hoard per rieho?l weck, ?l.o0;
Hoard per School Month, Iroai $10.00 to
$lu,.")it.
illilSO C. SHKKOl) VX. Principal j
M1SSK. II. VAX LKW, Nliisic'Toaelier
an? ?") . 1 in.
Mellictiamp's School
The Exercises of this School will bu
icsuiucd mi Monday September Uli.
MUSIC Iia.i been added lo the usual
branches.
Ti'rms per Montis.
Primary Dcnurlmenl.!?2.0(J
Intermediate. li.?O
Advanced (English). 3.00
Advanced (Classical). 1.U0
Instrumental Music. |.Q0
Vocal Music. f?0.
Vocal Millie will be taught KKKK i;i die
Classes la Instrumental Music,
For further information apply to
STILUS It. MKiddCHAMI*,
Principal.
AN TOM ilEKO, Professor of.\I a je,
aug IS liii
FOR CASH.
A Harrain can his made by any one who
lias I lie iitentu of purchasing now. Hie
Subscribers are authorized to -ell for
Twenty-Five Hundred Hollars, I hat very
desirable Ijesidcncc froiitihg uii Cotiri
House Square, and owned by Mr. C.
Wbitieinore. Another year must sOmerea.vu
the value of ltcal Estate so located, Iliat
siicb a bargain cannot lie then made. The
property is under lease for some nunuht.
ALSO
The Plantation of 0. Whitteinore, on the
old Charleston lload, about live Miles fioin
Orangeburg Court House, can be bought for
?vJ?OO Ctisli or on lime (a- to all but $1000)
for a larger .sum which cm be learned on
application to
HITS'. >X Sc IlUfS?N.
Orangeburg, C. 11., S.August, l'2,li>7(!.
aug 1:1 tt
"sil^JUVFS- SALES."'"
Virginia A. 0. Hart and]
Ira E. Hart. j Foreclosure of
vs Mortgage.
Joseph M. O. CSriflin. J
By virtue of the judgment in tlie above
slated ease, 1 will sell at Orangeburg Court
House on the Unit Monday in September
next, the following roil estate, to wit :
All (bat plantation or tiact ofland situate
on the be ul waters of Kettle liraIich in
Vance's Township, containing (200) two
hundred acres more or less, and bounded by
lands of WilUitin Xorris, Kst (leorge Nor-?
ris, Uachcl Hush and Kst Isaac Jone.*.
Terms cash, purchaser lo pay for paper's
and reccrdiiig.
SbcrillV Olliee, ~)
0riiiigeliing tJ. il,, \ K. 1. CAIN,
August 11 ? l\, lil.Yi. ) S. o. r.
an;,' Li
NOTICE
IHK STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
OkanoKii'ui.'ti County,
fx Common Fi.i:.\=. L
The I?;.h'c ofCharlc?lon^
South Cm-bluiaas Assigned
? if Cephas WhlHemore,
IMaiiitilKl:
.Against ? i
ThainlPiis C. Andrew?,
Lydia Williams, Haruahas | Summons
Williamson as Assignee,
The t^oltmibin (las Light j fur
Company, \<\ 'I. Green' A.
H. Knowhou as Judge of] Heliuf
I'rpbate, Assignee, Harriet
M. Andrews, Kctihco Toiu
linsoh, John Fisher as | Complaint
Trustee, in Hanlu'upiev of
Im? Ciii/.end Suvings dank j 8ervcd,
of South Carolina, 10. M.
JacKson, I,. Cuss C irpenter,
(icorge Synuners, Margaret
Takicl, and Samuel C Lau
.?than, now, or lately trad
ing linder llie l-'irm Name
i'f William l.ahahun? Soii, j
llcfeiuh.mU, |
To the D'Jeiootnt F. 11. Green.
Von am hereby summoned nnd required
to answer the complaint in this action of
which a eopy is lu rewith served upon yoa
and to serve a copy of your answer to tilt
-aid complaint <.n .the Mibicriber* at their
ullieo opposite Court House Square in thf
tow n ol Orangelmrg S. C., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusirc of
the day of such service; ami if vou fail to
answer the complaint within the Umc afore
said; the l'lainlilf in this action will apply
;.. the Curt for die relief demanded in the
complaint. s
I ?ato? Oiaii?liura Julv 20, 1870. ?
111 TSoS* & HUTSOtf
i'lanttffs AttoVneV.
t;i:?. r.oi.i vlk c. c. p.
Ti> <hv Ihj'ritiliiut F. II. Green,
Take notice that the summons in thin
action of which the foregoing is n cony; to.
gciher with the complaint thereon was
tiled in ihc OiHee of the Clerk of the Cuurl
of Common I'teas for the County of Or*
nngeburgin the Slate of South Carolina on
the 1 Ith dav tH'August, A- 1). 187?.
Ill TSUN & ItCTSON,
I'laintUls Attorneys.
Oi MiiICehurg, C. U.,S. C.
a tig In . Gt
Sheriff's Sales.
>.? virtue of Sundry Executions to liw di
rected, I will sell to the highest bidder,
at Orangeburg C. IL on the Kirnt .Mon
day in September next, for Cash, all the
Light Tule and interest of ti.e Dpfend
ant in the. tbllowing properly, to wfy:
AH those two several tracts of land Iving
id being on Long JUa-nvh inOrangelmrg
l.'o|inty, one containing 42$ acres; more or
I es-?, and the other containing 1-12 ncr?^
more or less, as represented by plats of thft
same made hy L. O. luahnot and dated
day of November, 1S7:$. Alsoidl that o^et
trad of laud near tho Town ot Orangchufg
containing IV.) acres, more or- aud
hounded by lands of (5.. W. Wilson, llihblo
ami Ilolivcr, Mrs, McICpwiijH. Kiggannd
the So. Ca., IL 11., Company. 'Lcviedon
the property of Wm. A. J. SiMrunk, at
the suit of Kilon \\. OUvcr Ex'x,
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wanted Outfit and terms free. TRUKtS?
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