Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, September 23, 1876, Image 3
MASONIC
Potros Council No. 11, K \ ft S-Jfl..
AVill meet each Thursday at (5 o'clock I'. At.
from l?t October to 1st April and al S
o'clock from 1st April to 1st October, on
the following dates, June 124, July 22, Any.
39, Sept. 1?, Oct. 21, Nov. IS, and Dee. Hi.
1 J. F. 1ZLAK, T. 1.
G. W. Brunson, Recotxlct.
Eureka Chapter No. 1?, It *. A.\M.V
"Will meet during the present Masonic year
at Iho usual hours, tlie<followin dates:
March 10lh, April 7(h, May ?lh, June
2nd, August 4th, .September 1st, October
27th, November 24th, December 2Mb.
J. F. IZLAK, M. K. II. I?.
j? M, Brcnson, See.
^liiiboictli bougo No. 28, A/. F.\ M.v
"Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock
fron? 1st April to 1st October on the follow
ing dates, April 4, May 2, .June 0, .July 4,
Aug. 8, Sept. 5, Oct. :">, Nov. 7, Dee. .">.
JAS. F. IZLAK, W. M.
CiEO. W. BncNSON, See.
may 21) 1S7? Tin.
I. O. O. F.
ElUstO LotlgO No- Itll,?Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, every Friday evening at 8
o'clock, from 20th March to'20th Sept. and
at 7J o'clock from 20lh Sept. to 20lb .March.
I* DkMAUs, n. t;.
? J 11 KUM A n WAHL KUS, See.
Rebecca Lodge?Met ts S o'clock every
second Wedncsdav after sale dav.
* F. Dr.MA KS, n. o.
TOWN COUNCIL.
This hotly meets .luue 8, Sept. 7, Dec. 7.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion
requires
SONS OF TBMV??Ii A NCK.
Orangeburg Division No. h2\, meets every
Monday evening in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church.
T. Ml V. A.?Hall and Headini;
Room vcr Store of .Mr. .1. C. 1'ikc?open
tyery night from 8:00 to 10:80 r- Si.
I'raver Meetings ibis month June 1st,
Slli, lf>th. 2:!rd and 2S>tli al 8 :>0 p. Si.
?nsiness Meeting June 22nd 8:J!0 i\ M..
tverv Fourth Thurstlav in eat h inouth at
OO'e. M
Mi OLOVF.lt, President.
F S Dinhl.r, Secretary.
South Caroliua Ilailroad.
OKKICK 1I?U'IIS AT OKANOKItri.O lU-ilMiT.
From 8 o'tlok A. M: to 2.V I'. M: From
3} o'clock V.M. loO 1'. M.
floods received and delivered only diirhi?
oflice hours.
TL ? O A. I. .
?Services in the J hi pi ist, Church tu
morrow morning ami eveuiti
IM l
The weather has been cool :i
cloudy with a slight, sprinkling <>::
casionally.
-m ? tm
Our town is more lively now ilia
for some tiin pa t. Cotton is Co niii;
in daily and the merchants is n.
smiling as can be.
The Rev. A. I'. Norris, by special
request, will preach ill New i!np<
Church near Rowesv?le, to-morrow,
24th instant, at 11 o'ehick.
. . - ml * -mm
The New Court House will soldi be
completed. It is one among the
iiandsi inesi building* iu tin- State.
The contractor deserves the praise id
our citizens for the svorkiu iulik?
manner if which it is beinu liuish-.d
Mr. C. It. Jones is just from Char
leston with hoiv goods of every djs
cription, in fact he has everything
that in necessary to the farmer and
his gootl wife. Call on Charlie and
examine h;s goods ami prices.
We invite special attention to the
advertisement of Kickecbaker Si Tay
lor. These gentlemen are young men
of energy, and of wide popularity.
Tliey have a store that every body
ought to visit, and buy their groce
ries from.
Messrs. Brigginnnn A'. Crook has
Olio thojliiicst lilted,up establishment
in this place, and well filled with
dry goods, groceries and liquors
which they are ollering at very low
figures. The public will do well to
call a.t the above establishment before
making their purchases.
- mw ? -mm~.-?
A protracted meeting will com
mence iu the Methodist Church of
this place on to-morrow morning.
Rev. Wm. Martin,"P. E.j 6f Colum
bia will preach morning and evening
The meeting will continue during the
week with Rev's A. J. Cothran and
J. O. Wilson of ft. C. Conference to
nssist. The (Sunday School Mission
ary Society will meet to-morrow after
noon at i o'clock, when addresses
will be made. The public generally
andChildren especially arc invited to
attend.
Mr. W.E. Lewis advertises that
he will buy cotton and pay the high -
est market price, also that he has a
first class stock of goods on hand
which he is offering at oxtrcmciy
low figures. Give him a trial and
be will satisfy you that he means
what he savs.
How Tight Thoy Wear Them.
The extremities to which fashion
has advanced in London in female
attire are really deplorable. A lady
on whose truthfulness 1 can depend,
confides to mo the following particu
lars ? She was asked the other day
to inspect the wedding trousseau of a
young lady of high rank. The
dresses were very numerous and beau
tiful, and every accessory of attire
was in the height of fashion, if not of
good taste, "lint when'," inquired my
friend, "is the under clothing?"
"Oh," said the milliner, with a
smile of pity, "ladies wear none now
adays. They wear these instead.''
And she pointed to three complete
suits, not of armor, but of chamois
leather.
It is only over chamois leather
that the skirts from Worth citri be
strained light enough. At Bristol;
the other day, the MayoT gave an en
tertainment to the Lord Mayor of
London, and the occasion seemed so
important that one lady guest sent to
Paris for her dinner dress It was so
tight when it. came that she bad to
take oil' garment after garment before
she could get into it at all. And then
she had to sit down at table. I am
told that her sufferings were consider
able during the repast; but her worst
misery was the r< (lection, "How shall
I get up again ?" Kvcntually she did
get tip, thanks to the gentlemen on
on each side of her, who pulled down
the refractory garment by main
force.
At the *>cry last drawing room in
Buckirigl am Palace a similar catas
trophe tool; place. A lady made be.
bow to the Queen a litt'e too low lot
hi r "kicking strap," (as a man would
call it, but I dare say Mr. Worth has
some prettier name.) and it slipped
down so far I hat she could not get up
again. The Lord High Chamberlain
himself had to conic forward ami sit
her straiuhb
Call at Dr. .1. (!. Warinainaker's
ami get a pamphlet ami read about
Dr. Clark .Johnston's great Indian
Iii.I syrup, the best medicine, in
use. Dr. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale at wholesale and
retail. juiie 2-1
?- mM ? ^ -
l)i pepsin
Americans are particularly subject
to this disease and its effects : such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Habt':
tua.1 eoftivciiess, Heart burn. Water
lihish, coming up of III i food coated
tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, palpitation of the Heart and
all disea es of the Stomach ami Liver.
Two doses of G roon's August. Flower
ivill relieve you at once, and there
positively is not a ease in the United
Slates it will not cure. If you doubt
this go to your Druggist Dr. G.
Dukes, and get a sample Mottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size 7?
cents.
OUESriOXS FOR EVERY USE To
AXSWER?
Are you troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation of the Howe's, Dyspe
psia, or any disease of the Liver ?
Have you sulfered for years ami found
no relief from the use of medicines ?
Do you have a faint appetite, and are
you troubled with feelings of languor ?
If you have these feelings we. know
yon have not tried the new discovery
Mcrrcli's Ilcpatine, at Dr. A. C.
Dukes' Drug Store. It is performing
wonderful cu es in this ami all bt er
communities where the people use it.
It is pronounced by all as the best
Liver Medicine in the world. Two
doses will relievo the worst case, of
Dyspepsia or Constipation of tin/
1 Jo wets. Each bottle contains fifty
doses, and a teaspoon fill of I libs
medicine in a wine glassful of water
throe times a day for one. day, pro
duces a most wonderful eliaiij
Where the system is run down with
loss of oil orgy and appetite, or Dys
pepsia, with all its train of evil, is
effecting its deadly work, this remedy,
Mcrrcli's Ilcpatine, never fails to
bring about n speedy and permanent
cure. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues of this medicine and live
from day to day without trying tho
Ilcpatine; have our sympathy, but
can not be cured unless they take the
Medici no.
a \ xoii arc e n i x *r.
Mr. Editor:?Please Announce (!AM
\\Kl.l, FOOTMAN fur County 'Com
missioners. MANY VOTKItftJ.
School Notice
The exercises of Miss C. M. Kvaii's School
will he resinned on the 1 Sili of September
at the residence of Mr. P. V. Dibble.
sept U .it,
Notice.
The Stockholder)) of the Oraiigebiirg
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
are requested to attend a meeting of the
Association on Saturday September oOlh, til
the Fair lltiihliug at 11 o'clock A m* A
Full attendance is requested as business of j
great importance will bs submitted for your
consideration,^
Ily Order of the Hoard of Directors.
KIRK KOjiINSON,
Secretary.
sipt 1(1 2t
Notice
OFFICK OF COUNTY AFDITOH,
OllANOlillUKO, S. C
September 1 2th 1870;
T<>.I. If. Dukes and H'. I\ Murphy:
Take notice, that the Taxes, Cost*anil
Penalties (together with fifty per cent, on
the entire ammniml have been paitl into tire
County Treasury) for the redemption of the
Heal K.?tate put chased hyyoii;
JAS. VAX. TASSEL,
County Auditor,
sept Hi .'!t
" NOTICE."""
Notice is hen by given, that a meeting of
the Clerks of the Hoards oftbevariou
Trustees of each Dist rict will be held in my
olliee oil the 80th day of September 1870,
as business of importance is to liu transacteil.
Tuos. I'iii i.i.ips,
Co school Com <) C
September l?lh 1S7<>
Sheriff's Sales.
Tarlton S. Mod row 1
vs. j For
Jane L. Sight jc'r ) Partition,
and others. ('
Hy virtue of the Judgement herein. 1
will sell at Orangeburg ''. II.. on the First
Monday In October iu.\t, the following
track of land, to wit :
All that piece or parcel of bind, situate
in (ioiidhy's Township Orangeburg County,
containing Pit acres, more or loss', and
hounded on the North by lauds of 1' I* .Me
tSrew, on the Fast by lands J A Keller, on
the South hy lands of Whitteman and on
the West by lands of Km-,.las. A Mot 5 row.
Terms?One halt" cash, bahnte on a
credit of one year, (with'the privilege of
paying all Cash.) credit portion secured hy
bond of purchaser bearing interest from day
of sale, and a mortgage of the pieiniscs,
Purchaser to pay for papers, ami recording.
A b?o
Lutlii r F Shulcr
vs. I Foreclosure r.
t'ar.-tin I". Fe'e<r Adrii'r J
tllid others.
Hy virthrc ttf this Judgment herein, I
will sell nt Orangeburg C. II., on the First
Monday iu October next, during the usual
hours of sale at public auction, the follow
ing Keal I Ost .ile, vsz :
All that piece or parcel of land iu
Orangeburg County, containing 170 acres,
more or less, hounded by lands of Mrs.
Cjilliariii Shuler, Ksi., Adam Dash, Mrs.
Amanda I look ha nil and (he Dower track,
assigned id Mis, JuilhiS Thompson.
A LSI)
The remainder of the doterineiiution of
Mr.-. Tln'Mnpstrn's Pow r in ?l acres
assigned to her by Carson's in I'ower
TerriH?-Oau hill" Cadi, (>rith die privi
'< go of paying alt ca.*h ), balance on a credit
of one year, seen red by lb?nd of purchaser:,
'?earing interest from day t?t sale and a
marigitge of t he premise , purchaser to pay
for papers ami recording.
Shei ill's Oliieu, )
Orangchiug C lt., I K. 1. CAIN,
Sept. tub, 18;? ) . s. o. c.
sept Iii :.t
OH A NO MJHMUi
IN PISOHATK LOU KT.
F.x Paitc "I Petition for
Mary Shuler, Widow I Homestead
of Samuel 1,. Shuler I etc.
Deceased. <
Public notice is hereby given, that Mary
Shuler, Widow of Samuel I*. Shuler
deceased, has applied to me, by petition, to
have her Homestead and personal property
Exemption appraised and set oH'aoeordinii
to law, out of the Estate of tho said
deceased: and 1 will act on said petition on
the lentil day of October A. I). 187?.
Dated al Orangeburg, South Carolina,
ibis Ninth dav of September A. D. 1s7u.
ACC. Ii. KNOW1.TON,
[ l. s.l Judge of Probate.
sept '.) 1 in
Is'otii'ti ?l' I >i*:.-sol ut i?ii.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately existing between brant/. II. W'
llriggman, Jr., and Herman S. Heuneker,
was dissol ved on the 20th day of Aug, 1 ST0
hy mutual eoii.-ent.
Hermann S. Ilennekcr, :s autlmri/.etl to
settle all debts due to ami bv llietirm.
KllA iNT/i H. W. Hit 1 (JOM A N N.
11K It M A N N S. K E N N E K 1011,
Aug. 2o, 1871?.
Thanking my friends ami the public
generally for their patronage in tlie past
ami hoping for a continuances of the same,
I am
Very Respectfully
II KI I.MANN S. ItENNEKER;
mjjit 2
FOR CASH.
A llargain can be made by any one who
has the meaiu of purchasing now. The
Subscribers are authorized to sell for
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars, thai very
desirable Itesidenee fronting on Court
House Square, and owned hy Mr. C.
W Iii til more. Another year must so increase
the value of Heal Instate so located, that
such a bargain cannot be then made. Tho
property is under lease for some months.
ALSO
The Plantation of <'. Whi tlcmore, on the
old Charleston lload, about live Miles fioni
Orangeburg Court House, ran he bought lor
$2000 Gash or on lime (as to all bill $1000)
for a larger sum which can be learned on
application to
I1UTSON ci IIKTSON.
Orangeburg, G. IL, S. C, August, 12, 187(1.
a, ig 12 tf
$12 A DAY !lt borne. Agents
wanted Outfit and terms free. TR?15&
Oo., Augiisla, Maine.
mar 11 187G 1V
NOTICE.
All persons having demands against the
Estate of Mary S. Hideo deceased, and all
persons indebted to sahl Instate, will
present their claims duly attested, ami
make immediate payment", to the tihder
Bigncd.
JOHN 8. HOLEN,
Qualified Administrator.
Sept! Gth 1S7U.
sept 9 St
_
School & Kindergarten
The Exercise;- of the SCHOOL conducted
by Itcv. J. B. HASKELL ami Sisters, will
be resumed, at their Itcsidciicc on Kussel I
St., on Monday -Ith September.
Monthly Terms.
English Course (Primary and Intermedi
ate,) $2.00.
Academic Course, $:U)0
K indergarten, !?1.00
German, French, Latin and (!reck
Extra each, 50c.
Elements of Music and DraWiiig with
Calisthenics, will be taught Free
The undersigned is prepared to organize
and teach Classes of Young Men or Ladies
the u-ual collegiate branches, Classics1
Mathematics Ac;., as well as Stenography
or Sli tri I laud Private les-ons in Instrit
niental music will he given when desired
J. 1JACILMAN HASIviiLL.
NOTICE
Till-: STATU OF SOUTH CA KOLIN A.
OitANOKltUIUI Col'nty,
lx Com mux 1'i.uas.
The Rr.nk nf Charleston,
South Carolina as Assignee
of Cephas Whitleinore,
Plaintiff.
Agaitixt
Thaddens C. Andrews,
Lydia Williams, P.arnabas | Summons
Williamson as Assignee.
The Columbia (las Light I for
Company, F. II. Green' A.
15. Know-lton as Judge of | Relief
Probate, Assignee, Harriet |
M. Andrews, Kciihcn Toni- j
liiisnh, John Fisher as j Complaint
Tr?steu, in Ihihkriiptey of
the Citizens Savings I'ank | .Served,
of South Carolina, F. M.
Jackson, L. Cass fj irpeiiter,
(redrgc Synuners, Margaret
Takicl, and Samuel i'. Laii
iihan, now, or lately trail
ing under the Finn Name
of William Lanalian ec Son, I
Defendants.
To the Defendant F. II. (irren.
You ate hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action of
which a copy is herewith served upon you
and to serve a copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their
ollice opposite Court I louse > qua re in the
town of Orahgeburg S. C., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time afore
said, the I'laiinill'in this action will apply
to the Court for :he relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Oraiigehurg, Julv 25, 187(1.
{ 111 TSt)K ?V lll'TSON
Plautills Atmruov.
C5EO. P.OLIVFH C C. t'.
To the !>,/, nil,nit /?'. //. (/i /r/i.
Take notice that the summons in this
action of whie.i the foregoing is a copy; to
gether with the complaint thereon was
tiled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for the Comity of Or
ohgeburgin the State of South Carolina on
the litli'dav of August, A- I). LS70.
IIUTSON & HllTSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Oraiigehurg, t". IL,S.O.
aug l it Ot
BEellicliamp's School
The Exercises of this School will bo
resumed on Monday September lib.
MUSIC has been added to the usual
branches.
Terms per Month.
Primary Department.$2.0()
Intermediate. 2.50
Advanced (English). 3.0?
Vdvaueed (Clasiiical). -1.00
Instrumental Music.-L00
Vocal Music. 50;
Vocal Music will he taught FREI'' to the.
Classes in Instrumental Music.
For further information apply to
STILUS 11 MF. LLI CHAMP,
Principal.
ANTf >N P.KKtProfessor of Music,
aug 12 lm
J O II X OU EN
SCCCKSSOi: OK
llOliKRT A ENN Y.
Iiiiiiorter and Manufacturer
Of
llAK.NLSS & S ADD LKS.
Has the pleasure to inform the Public
that In- has Ilecttved a heavy Stock from
the North of every description what belongs
to a jirsl class Saddlery Establishment.
Also wish t<i draw particular attention to
his Stock of
LA HIES HIDING SADDLES
and his assort incut of
SI It ?KS.
Prices lower then ever.
Good Saddles at $3.50.
(!ood Slioes at $1.70
ST. MATTHEWS
The exercises of this School will hi* re
sumed on the fust Monday in September
next.
Tuition pick Month.
1st. tirade, (P.eginners,) $2.00.
2nd. tirade, ((Srauuuar Pupils,).$2,00.
3rd. (trade, (Advanced Pupils,) $3.00.
Music on Piano, (Lesson each day,) $5.00
Latin, Greek 50 cents extra each.
Hoard per School week, $1.50.
Hoard per School Month, from $10.00 to
812.50.
HUGO 0. SIIERCDAN, Principal.
MISSE. II. VAN LEW, Music Teacher
aug 5 lm.
Rickenbacker & Taylor's
NEW STORE
Here is the place row to get gro
ceries and liquors and everything
that is new.
We sell for cash and will give
everybody satisfaction.
Having just opened, we invite our
Mends to call and see us.
1870.
.sept 22
If
ive Thousand Dollars
TO HE
Given Away,
DO YOU WANT TO FIND A SAB ?
If so, goto BliiGGM ANN & CROOK'S where you cau fiud August
lh'iggmnhh who will sell you anything that you may desir.?, no matter
whether it he a hhl of flour, a Tihlen and Hampton, a Hayes and Chamber
lain drink, or anything ols?;
No matter what party, you belong to?go andsce'Gus, and he'll inako
you feel belter before you leave.
lie's got a joke for all of you ! If he don't give you, a joke when called
Upen, just present your (heck for live thousand dollars, to the Bank of the
State ami lccL vourcsh.
W1S
PINCKNEY'S LANDING
Cotton bought and the highest
Market Price paid.
ALSO
On hand a large stock of Mer
chandize which is offered at the
lowest prices.
sen! '>:)
ISTfi
tf.
GAINS
Can always be had at my store, corner Kussel Street and Rail Road
Avenue.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
Will be kept constantly ou hand, an 1 will bo sold for prices to suit the hard
times.
A Lot of Eea&y-Ma&e Clothing
for sale cheap. A splendid suit for a little money.
SHOES, BOOTS, SADDLES, &c?
of the very best make and style with a complete line of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
Such nr Flour, Sugar, CofTce, Lard, Bacon, Cheese, Molasses &c., &c.p
can always be had at my store. Those want to save money should givo mo
a call.
Thai ?. Andrews, Agent.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di
rected, 1 will sell t? ihe:highestbidder,
at Orangeburg 0. II. on the Kir-it .Mon
day in October next, for Cash, all the
I tight Till.- and interest of the Defend
ant in the following property, to wit:
Aii that Plantation or track of land
situate in Orangeburg County containing
t'?U acres, more or less, bounded oil the
North liy lands of. I no. ISrwon.on the Kast
by lands of T N Willihins, on the Smith by
lands of Mary Oarivk and on tbo West by
hinds of .1 A Keller. Lcvid oh as the
property of Letris CSarick at the suit of JnoJ
T Jvneings, Adiu'r.
also
At the r'nk of for mer purchasers, All '.hat
plantation or track of land on Long H ran eh
in said County containg 42<lricres, tiiore,or
less, its represented by plat made by L (i
I nahm t. Levied on as the properly of \V
A .1 Sistruuk, at the suit of Ellen 1> Oliver,
Ex'r.
Orangeburg C. II., )
Shei ill 's Olllce, \ K. I. CAIN,
Sept. Ulli, 1?7C. J S. O. 0.
sept ItJ ">t
SO I I OOLNOTIC E
Thu undersigned will resume the exer
cises of his Academy for boys and girls on
.Monday Ith of Sept also Iiis class for young
ladies in the afternoon.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited.
JAMES S. I1KYWAM).
sept 2 Jt
The fast (rotting thoronghdtredfstallion
MAM MI11NO TRUSTED
will stand for the Fall season at my stables.
IMODI^KEK.
MAMIUUNO TRUSTEE, by Mambrino
Modk-y, be by Old Mambrino Chief; Mam
brino Medley's first dam hy Young Medley,
a fine race mare, second dam by Stanley;
third dam by Trustee; fourth dam. by
Speculator.
Mambrino Trustee's first dam Jenny
behncv, by Holeohn; first dam by Lady
Wood ford, h\ Sir William Woodford; ho by
Woodford; tirst dam by ilcrtrand.
Mambrino Trustee was bred by Georgo
W. Ogdcn, Wrights Station, Kentucky
Central Hail Road, Ronrbon Gonnty,
Kentucky, tie is five years old, and lias
not had much handling hut what had show
ed splendid action. He troited on the
Columbia track last fall at the rate of 2:45.
THAI). 0. ANDREWS
Orangehurg Livery and sale stables.
P. S. Hoard for a few marcs can he had at
my stables
aug 19 tf
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