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MASONIC ?l Petros Council No. 11, It.-. & S- M-% Will meet euch Thursday at 0 o'clock 1\ M. from 1st October to 1st April, ami at S o'clock from 1st April to 1st October, on the following dates, June 24, July '22, Aug. 19, Sept. 16, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dev. 10; J. F. IZI.Alt, T. I. G. "\V. BnUNSOX, Kecordcr. EarekiTcTtwtTr No. PI. H A.\ M.\? "Will meet during the present Masonic year ?t the usual hours, the folio win dates: JUnrcb 10th, April 7th, Mny 5lh, J line 2nd, August 4th, September 1st, October 27th, Kovcmber 24th, December 29th. J. F. lZIiAlt. M. B. IF. 1?. J. M, Bruxsox, See. j^blToloth Lodge Xo. 28, A;'. P.-. M;*.? Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock from Int April to 1st October on the follow ing dates', April 4, May 2, .' line <">, July 4. ?Aug. 8, Sept. 5. Oct. .'t, Nov. 7, Dee. ?. JAS. F. IZJ.AR, W.M. Gbo. W. Crunsox, Sec. ?ajr 29 1S7? 7in. ~l7 O. ?. F. Rdinto Lodge No- 8.8 j? Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Friday evening at S o'clock, from 20th March to 20th Sept. and *t 7J o'clock from 20lh Sept. to 20th March. 1/ DKMAKSj N. O. J HERMAN WAIILEKS, Sec. Itebtrca Lotlgc?Meets S o'clock every ?econd Wedne.-dav after sale dav, F. Dr.MAKS, N. O, TOWN C?UNCIL. Thin body inecte June S, Sept. 7, Dec. 7. Mayors Court, bold whenever occasion raquirc*. SONS 5F TKM I > 10 R A X CK. Orangeb?rg Division Nu. 21, meets every Monday evening in the basement of tlie Presbyterian Church. Y. 1HT. V. A.?Hall and lleadin? Room over Store of Mi'. .1. C. 1'ikcr? open every night froin S:"il) to 10:00 p. Si; Prayer Meetings ibis month June 1st. 8th, 15th, 2?rd and 29th at S '{0 p. M. lliisincHfl Meeting June 22nd S:H0 i\ m.. ?*verT Fourth Thursdav in each month at *:.t0"e. m. M. OI.OYKK, President. F S Di tuu.r. Secretary. Mouth Carol lira IS:tiIro;\<l. ?orricE nricas at oi:an?:i:iu i.o ntii'irr. Fruifi 8 c'th.k A. M. to 2.! I'. M. l-rom o'clock P. M. loO I'. M. <itj<nli? received and delivered only durum ?office hours. Ii o a a t. . ?SdTer?? pfPfV^uro up beroi lrom the velluw fever. The ItaptLt ( hitreb here is still wi'.hout a regularly c.il ed minister. K. DeMars says lie .??tninls where he wa? eight yi ars ago. Mrs. Mcr. ney is having !ier front vard further improved. The Temperance order is increasing in mciuhctship weekly. Chop lu e!'is a great di-h now on the sly. ,4'i lu; liny.-'* take it raw. (Vpt. Hamilton's building i.- Hear ing completion. Frost was seen oh last 1 hnrsday morirng in this county. Go to I). Louis' if your v.ant bargains. Governor Chamberlain is hnjie and Senator 1'atl.orson is at the Cen tennial. "Wallace Cannon has received a new stock of goods. Give him a call. The Republicans refused to have a joint discussion with the Democrats .at Darlington the other day. Mr. W. T. Mtiller says 1 is crop generally turned out better than be expected. The Commissioners ol election for this County are: Maj. Willoughby, IL K. Duncan 'and Jas. IL Fowles. * Mr. M?ller made some (piaint re marks in at JJriggmnnh A* Crook's 4hc other day. For original ideas commend us to M?ller. Charlie Thorn will open his res tuarant in a few days. Thorn is a thorough-going man, and we hope his labors will be rewarded. - m ?- ? ? Solicitor C. \Y. JJuttz is in Tow n and will remain until after Court. He is hopeful of the future and seems to be in good spirits. Judge Cook has renounced his alle giance to the Republican Party of this Stato, and is now actively stump ing the State for Hampton. We call attention to the card of Jkjr* WoiT)' Glover published in thii saue. If. U utterances arc significant and should be carefully pondered. The train on the Augusta road has |)een discontinued. Passengers do fliring to visit Augusta from below have to take hoard for Columbia and thence on to that city by way of the Wilmington Columbia and Augusta road. It is rumored that Coroner J. Ham mond Fordhaui will stump the county this campaign for Hayes, Wheeler and Reform. The fall is here good now, and so is John Schaete's tall stock. He has a full supply. Drop in at Doyle's old stand and ask for Sehache or Gclircls. Polo hats for gentlemen arc the latest. They arc the ordinary high hat with the top smashed in to repre sent where the mallet fell during the excitement of the game. raizv ? - ? ?OB "Why don't the Council put up" a market? Now is the time to do it. The people want heel", and if otir City fathers will do their duly they can e,et it. Weldi Dull is gone to the Centen nial'. Mr. T. C. Hubble and Master Gussic Neu Her will cater to the wants of his customers during his ab sence. We will commence a series of sketches in these columns shortly, which will not only be lively reading but really lull of in formation to our readers. A minister was heard to say the other day: "A hypocritical Christian can no more get intj heaven than a racoon can climb a stovepipe with a tea kil tie tied to his tail." The protiactid meeting ft lh ? Methodist Uliurcli, spoken of in our last i'SSUCj has been going on during the week. Many interesting sermons have been preached and much good accomplished. The many friends of Mr. John Meroney will be pleased to I earn that he is in profitable business in Texan. Kroni a letter to his lathyr we learn that be is we'I pleased with his new home John 11. Phillips of (no L\il k is a candidate for the Legislature. Let are two to one in his favor il the next Convention is not gagged, or filled up with delegates from Columbia and elsewhere. A little hell broke loose on Riissyl Street n.-ar the rail road on Saturday night last. The noise kept denizens in that portion of tho town fro in sleeping until late. II ?\v long are such midnight yells to last ? A young man who is now over the river fron? Crunchvilie, if be does not mind bims? If will come home with u broken iio^e, fwtir lingers out of .-.hope, one ear gone, one oyo mi sing ami a crutch uiider his right arm. A false alarm was aised here last Wednesday that some disturbance Ulis imminent in the Fork, 'I'd the everlasting praise ot Oapt. I/lar be it said that he did his duty. He is for peace and good government all the lim?;. Dr. Dukes is doing the Centennial but Mr- Sherrod liccves is accommo dating bis customers like old times. Sherrod is one of the cleverest, young men in the liurg, ami knows how to make a sick mtiiij well. Call in at Dr. Duke*. Capt. Mortimer Glover has re turned from his extended visit to the Centennial. He gives a most graphic account of the beauties ill art ami nature he encountered while there. We are pleased to announce that the Captain is looking remarkably well. A fanner the other day wrote to a New York merchant asking how the farmer's son was getting along, and wliarb be slept at nights. The mer chant replied : "He sleeps in the store Iii ihe daytime. 1 don't know where be sleeps at nights." This hits sonic of the boys hot ll thousand miles oil". Prof. P>erg has the finest supply t f pianos ami organs ever oU'e.ed for sale in this hftalc. He is prepared to furnish all kinds?-fr?jm $200 to Sl?UO. Lcing agent for eight differ cut firms, he has advantages over all 6theis. A word to the w ise is sulli eient. See his advertisement in another column. "Mis. Smith," says Mis. Jones, at Long Brunch, "your boy Johnny hit my boy Jimmy over the head with a croquet mallet, and 1 am surprised you allow him to act so out rugonis ly." "My boy," sa\s Mrs. Smith, drawing herself up to her full Smith sonian Institute height, "is perfectly well behaved; he was probably pro voked to hit your notoriously bad Jimmy, ami I consider it rude ami impertinent for you to address mo in this excited inauner." Brown, whoso given no mo is No nes, (but who disowns nil kinship with Franklin J.) and whoso occupa tion is ton so rial, is just the placo to go to have your hair cut, or loug uneven beard taken off. Jn a word, if you desire to be fixed up in tho most modern and attractive style, our ad vice ia to call in and take a scat in Brown's splendid chair. He will do the rest. YE I, LOW FEVE 11? We see that this terrible malady is still raging in the cities along the coast. If the authorities won Id apply some of the money appropriated for benevolent purposes to tin; o/.ouo in the atmosphere, under the direction of soin ! compete t chemist, the miasmatic iflluvia existing in those cities would be entirely annihilated, and the yellow ft*vor banished forever from nur State. Mr. J. C. Pike is kept busy all the time by the culls nl his large, host of customers. His stock com prises dry goods, clothing, hats, boots shoes, croc ries, ^hardware etc Business is never dull with hiiii. When others art; still and lolling about, bis store presents a busy scene. Ami then be has the uuusally popu lar Pink Moseloy with him, whose genial smile ami hearty good cheer are always bestowed lavishly upon his friends. Drop in at. Pi'ies and call for what you want an I you will g"t't. _ ^_ For September this Iii tut!? has been unusually warm. Some days the beat has almost been insiiflerah'e, while the nights wer.; too Cool i u sleep without a blanket tin I too wann for comfort without one. It has been a pn/./.'o for one to deter mine upon a *p'ea.s.int plan. Hyery position a man. in ght tVio w.i's iit> compatiicd willi SOn'ij kin 1 of disy i u ? forts. With today, h Y.v.ivar, this riddle of a mouth will c.lo-c. It has beeil unpleasant, an 1 eh full of exciting ami stirring events. Let us all indulge the hop; that O.! to bar wilt be. more agrceablo all around. ^yho want to deal with a genteel ami ()blig^TT^~"vT>n7)g ""nr?ff .-hoti'd not fail to call at the popular store of U.S. Kehneker. There, they will find Mr. II L.lessen who will give fair bargains, and also a warm and gladsome smile from an holiest heart. If the young ladies want a line tire.-.-, gaiters, or what not, he is the gout Io nian to cull on. 1: 'hose of the senior sex desire clothing, bats, boots or shoes, lot them, too, call .m Ii. L. Je.-seii. In a word, Orange burg affords no more polite and c<>ur icon.-; gentleman, and we advise our readers to call and make his noopiain tan< e. HOW AJ>\'EiriiSlX<i AFFECTS The man who advertises his busi ness if what he oilers for sale is hon estly what he represents:it to be, or what it ought to be, is constantly as sisted in his business by those who have been attracted to liiiu arid tested him. A buyer has read his advertisement, and gone to his store, or workshop, or warehouse, or whatever the place may be, and tried what was recom mended. If it ha.s given him satis lection, hi; is pleased, and recom mends it to his neighbor, who is likely to go to the same place and tells bis neighbor in turn: And th is the little rid .-ti.rlcd by hjs advertise ihentj llov.s in upon him fro ti all sides and the current id* his business giy.vs stronger ami wider and more rapid ad because to strict attention to busi i eis be added judicious advertising. But lor this he might have lingered on in the community for year.-, and his business would scarcely have been heard of. SAILED TO TUE i'OUXTEli? A rumor reached this place oh Wednesday last that Mr. W. N. Mount was engaged drilling a com pany of whites at Zion Church for the purpose of putting down un insur rcction, which it was;thought would rise that night among the leaders. Per contra, a report was in circulation in the Fork on the same day that be wits drilling tho blacks, and holding them in an attitude hostile to the whiles. Kow, in justice to Mr. Mount, than whom there is no more quiet and law abiding citi/en in the whole county, it is but fair to say that all .day din ing Wednesday he was busily engaged hearing the case of lib. Browi. against J). B. and Sylvester Giicss, for violation >f contract. Ami to add to bis fairness, we take pleas Hie In adding that although the caso occupied Mr. Mount's time tho greater part <>f the day, lie did not charge cither party costs, hut succeeded in tho end in adjusting it amicably and sending the parties home as friends. Another thing .It is known that Mr. Mount, although one of the oldest Republicans in the County, has never been known to utter a single rash word, or counsel one .solitary incendiary act. ile has always advised quiet and harmony. And (hiring tlie night (hat tho Fork was being patrolled, he was ut his home sleeping save when an ugly dose of physic (Mr. Mount is known to he in bad health) which lie bad taken before rotireiug, would wake him fiiom his peaceful slumbers. The whole a (lair, the source whence | it originated, and the spirit whic!) gave birth to it. should be inve-tiga j ted. And when this is done, we think some others will be envious of Mr. I Mount's record in the matter. the mammoth fiTf)/?/?.'--? Wo have seen many a fine stock \ brought to Orangobnrg, and these, columns have repeatedly told the pen- i pie where to go to find them. Many limes over again bus our paper beer, consulted by our friends in tlie coun try for information as to the b. si place to spend their mom v. Let these who now have greenbacks for which they want value received, hearken to the following *. Mr. .lohn Daiinerj 1st Lieutenant to that prince of merchants; Gco. 11. ("ornel.-on, has just, returned from a visit t>> New York ! He went there to buy goods for cash, and 11 whole train o'" them sit that; The result is that Cornolson not only has the b si and largest stock ever offered to an Orangehurg public but also the very cheapest. He vvho buy? for cash can fell cheap for cash. Phis is Cbrhelson's iuotto. The larger and spacious shelves of. his immense store are packed and jammed with a stock di dry good- unexcelled this side of New York, while bis supply of clothing is simply enormous. Such things as hardware, crockery, hats, caps, boots, .-hoes, saddles* har ness, and other articles in this line, ~aTc*??rfe6*"-rj.'?lic in superlative abun dance. And t.? convey aiiTTdea of ms consignment of groceries, wo can use hb'bf tier [diruse than to say, that he has enough to Iced ? young army! The fact of it in-; lids: 'I hose who have money to'spen'd will prove them selves I'oids indeed if they don't give Corhclsoii a <?:?.II before buying else where. His corps of clerks an; all gentlemen and take special pleasure in serving his customers. . - - ? ?. ? di:mo( i:a tu ? Mkirnsi: - Tbc Orangehurg Democratic Club met in the Kngine 1 [all on YVeon sdriy night last for the purpose of ratifying the nominations made by the Con vention of last week. The Club was called to order by the President, Capt. M. Clover. After transacting a good deal of routine business Col. I'cTreville in i rodneed the following resolutions: licso'ntf, That the "?Irangebttrg Court House Democratic Club" here by ratify and confirm the ticket for members of the Goheial Assembly and County Oflieors i unlimited and adopted by the late County Conven tion at its meeting in the town of Orangehurg on the 21st instant. A'rifo/rt'i/j That we pledge the nomi nees, one ami all, upon that ticket, our most undivided, zealous and active support, as the representatives of the honesty and intelligence of i he county. /iV.Wr<</, That while we deplore and intend to avoid by.all means in bur power; violence for any purpose save defence, and all intimidation whether by blacks or whiles. Denib crats or lb-publican.-; and while \vc earnestly de-ire a peaceful canvass, *//// ice deinond, mid u-ii intend In lute* , >it our />??<?', ti fair election mid o /dir count. I'cfolrcd, That regarding this movement as an effort to emancipate the colored people from the political slavery in which they are held In corrupt and unprincipled adventurers, we pledge to every colored man, who desires to -vote the Democratic ticket, an unfailing protection against all violence, intimidation and op pression whatsoever. lie sole </, That honestly believing, tt'.nt -the only hope of staying the utter ruin of our State lies in the suc cess of the Democratic party, we intend to '?/.?now no auch word a,< /oil/' but placing our trust in Cod, i:i the integrity of our purpose und in the justice of our cause, our fixed de termination is to make every effort hearty and true as of men having all in the world tit stake, a lid whose aim .-hall be nothing .-hurt of victory. Speeches were made seconding the above by Messrs. Fowl es, Jzlar, 11 ut son, llrowning and.others. The meeting was lull of eulbusiam aud passed jlf (jtiictly. 'I ? ' 1 1 1 ' i'_ B ?SJNESS PROSPECTA? Signs multiply that the climax of the hard limes has been reached and passed, and that the country is now slowly hut surely swinging around on the road to prosperity, liverything promises well for exports as well as imports, and home trade is certainly reviving in some branches. Tue New York Bulletin, which ought to be care ful what it says on such a subject, collect* trade news from Philadel phia, L'ittsburg, St. Louis, Richmond, Gnlvcston, (Ji ark'stoh and oilier points, to show that business gives signs of improving; and of New York del a res thai, it is a long while since the city has witnessed the presence of so many country merchants; The auction .rooms have been thronged from day to day, and the readiness with which goods have been sold there :it appreciating prices is matter at once of surprise and congratulation, n markets for general niorchan.i ise, there is fair activity- The distribution of goods from the sea board to the in Icroris large, and isst'ii ? In tod by the &xpect.ilion tint the existing low rates for railroads transportation wi l not extend beyond the close of navi gation. The disposition to take ad vantage of these low ralca is very marked; Wo lind some of the Baltimore papers taking equally hopeful views of the state of allairs in their city, where it is declared that the general testimony of those engaged in selling imported dry goods is that tlic indica tions of a healthy condition of tnuh: haye never been m-irc favorable. In domestic goods the supply is hot equal to the demand. Railroad S'.ip j [dies, cast steel.and the various grade? of pig iron are in strong demand, und dealers think they have passcil through the worst of the business de pression. In drugs, chemicals, fruits, and other branches of trade, also, the prospects tire encouraging. A1 togellu r we arc inclined 10 think thar, the worst is ov< f, for the ability to rise from the late depression is the most favorable of all symptoms. Besides,a revival in a few trades will help the others, so intimately are the fibres of mode rn commerce iuterlaod and connected. The New York 'Uribitnc says : ??1 he 'iin'sV.Ve ?u J activity visible in ever) husihtss part "of tile ?ihy4??t~ isli suliicien*. evidence of returning pro.-perity. So great is the presuro of bu.-ine>s th.-ii clerks of many whole sale bouses are o cupicd up to 12 o'clock at hiyh't preparing tho day's safes for shii>iii;Mit. ( hie of the most encouraging indications, merchants say, is the disposition of buyers to do business upon .: safe basis."' It also finds specific reports of re vival in the wno'en ami cotton, mil linery, silk a id jeather trades. With so many favorable indications from till points, we may hope that the winter will sec at least a partial re vival of general business prosperity. Americans are particularly subject to this disease ami its effects : such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Habi tual co?tivcncss, Heart burn. Water brash, coming up of the food co'htcd tongue, disagreeable taste in the mouth, palpitation of the Heart an 1 all diseases ol the Stomach and Liver. Two doses of t!reen's August Flower will relieve you at once, -md there positively is not a ease in the United States ii will not cure. Ifyou doubt this go to your Druggist Dr. C Uukes, and get a sample Buttle 1m 1') cuts and try it. Uegular si/.e 75 cents. Q?kstiOiXS i'?n every ose to A ss W i 'it Are yon troubled with Indigestion, Constipation of tho (.towels, I >y-pe psia, in- any disease of the Liver? Have you suffered for years and found no relief from t he use of medicines ? Do \ < u have a faint appetite, and are you troubled with feelings of languor.? If you hay< these feelings wo know you have hot tried the new discovery McmvU's IIopaline, at Dr. A. ('. Dukes' Drug Siure. It is performing wonderful cu es in this and all ot er communities where the people use it. It i.- pronounced by ail sis the best Liver Medicine in i he world. Two doses will relieve ihe worst case of Dyspepsia or Constipation of I lift Bowels. Each bottle contains iifiv doses, ami a teaspoon fill of this medicine in a wine glassful of water thrric times a day for one day, pro duces a most wonderlul change. Where the system is run down with loss of energy and appetite, or Dys pepsin; with all its train of ovil, is j elici ting its deadly work, this remedy, M er roll's IJepatiiic, never fails to bring about a speedy and permanent Cure. Those who doubt the nioiil and virtues of this medicine a:.d live from day to day without frying the Ilopatine, have our sympathy, but j can not be cured unless they take the ! Medicine. A S S O V S V K.tl l'i \ T. Mr. Elitor:? Please Announce CAM IJKhb FOOTMAN for County Coin nibwiuuers. MANY YOTKUS. Call at Dr. J. G. Waniiamnkcr'a and get a pamphlet and read about Dr. Clark Johnston's great Indian blood syrup, The best medicine ii> use. Dr. YVannnmakcr also has tho medicine lor sale at wholesale and retail. junc 21 State of South Carolina. OuAXUKHUKU CoUXTY. Hy A co. 15. Exowltox, Impure. J. 1*. Wherca?, D. W. Sluder, hath made suit to ihc, to grant to hint tetters of Adminis tration of the Estate ami cfleets of Samuel 1.. Sli u I er, late of Haid county, deceased. These are therefore to rite and udmonwU all and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the said Samuel L. Sind er, deceased, that ihey he and appear, before nie, ill the Court of Wohnte, to he held at Orangehurg 0. II. oil Oct. !dh, next, after pubUealibn hereof, at 1 I o'clock in tin- forenoon, to show cauiu', if any they have, why the said Adintliwtra? lion should not he granted Given under mi hand, (his 20th day of September, Anno Pontini IS7U Aic. p.. kxoavltox, [I..S] Judge of Probate, O. ?. sept 2:"! p 2t FOR CASH. A liargain can he madu by any one who. lias tin' menu* of purchasing now. l*he Subscribers arc authorized to sell for Twenty-Five 11 mid red Hollars, that very desirable Itesideiicc fronting on t'ourt House Square, and owned by Mr. 0. Whit'emore. Another year must so increase the value of Keal Fstato s<? located, that >\w\\ a bargain (.-iniiol be the*, made. The property is under lease for some mouths* A LSG The Plantation of 0. Whitlomoro. on the old Charleston Load, about live Miles fiom Orangeburg Court House, can be bought for f 2"iU0 Cash or on time '.as to all but St000) for a larger ihun which ciin bo learned <mi application to II?TSON $ IIL'TSON. Orangehurg,0. li., S.OJ, August; 12, !S7t5. an? 12 tf SIIEI?FF'S SALES. Oy virtue of Sundry Executions to mc di " reeled, 1 w ill sell to the highest bidder, at Orangehurg C. II. on the First Mon day in Ociobcr next, for Cash, all tho llight Title and interest of the Defend ant in the. fid lowing property, to wit: All that l'lantation or track of land .-?tuate in Orangehurg County containing l?O acres, more or less, bpundod on tho North by lands of.I no. Jtrwon,<mthe East by lands of T N Williams, on the South by hinds of Mary Oari'.'k and <ui the Wmt br lands of .) A Keller, l.evid oh as tho property of Lewis (la rick a*, thesiiit of JnoJ T J cueing.*, Adin'r. AT.>0 At thexrisk of for iner purchasers, All that plantation or track of land on l ong Hraiich in said County eoutaing -12." aere.?, more, or le s-, as represented by plat made by L <r litahiiet. Levied on a; the property of W A .1 Sistrtmk. at the suit of Ellen U "Oitver, KxTr. Orangehurg 0. IL, ) Sheriff's Olllee, \ E. I. CAIN*. Sept. 9th, 1ST?. J S. O. O. _sej^tjj}_:u_ School & Kindergarten The Exercises of the SCHOOL conducted by Lev. .1. It. IIASKKLL and Sisters, will l>e rc-mm-d, at their Hesidonce on Uu.iatcU Si., on Monday 5th September; Monthly Terms. Lngaslt Course (Primary and rutcrmodL l',) if2.t)0. Academic Coarse. $:'?.00 Knalerg irteh, S1.?0 tierman, French, Latin and Greek J Extra cachjGOe: Elements of Music and Drawing with j Cali-:thenics, will be taught Free The undersigned is prepared to organlm and teach Classes of Young Men or I ;uluvi the usual collegiate branches, Classic** Mathematics Ac. us well as Stenograph/ or Short Hand Private lesion* in Instru mental music will be given when desired J. R ACH .MAN IIASKKLL. NOTICE TIIK STATU OF SOUTH CAKOLINA. 0i:a xg t:iiun(t County, In Common Pi.kas. The IV-.nk of Charleston,") South Carolina hi* Assignee of Cephas Whittemore, Plaintiff. Against Thaddens C. Andrews, Lvdia Williams, P.arnahas | Summon* Williamson as Assignee, Tin- Columbia (las Light j for Company, p. II. Green' A. !;. Know 1 ton as Judge of | lleliuf Probate; Assignee, Harriet \ M. Andrews, lb ?ben Tom: Ihisriii, John Fi.-her as 1 Complaint 11 ti.-tce, in I'ankVuptey of j the Citizens Savings bank Served, of South Varoliua, !?'. M. | Jackson.L. Ca??.*Cirpeiiter; j ( tedrge Syuiniors, Margaret I Takicl, and Samuel < I. ban ; nhaii, iiow, or lately trad- j big under the Firm Name | of William Lanahatux Son, I Defendants. 7'.i Dr/riuhOil 1\ If. Green. You iue hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is lit re with served upon yon and to serve a copy of your answer to tho said complaint oil .the .-ub-crihers at their ofliec opposite Court House Square in tho town <>f Orangehurg S. C, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if yon fail to answer the complaint within the time afore said, the Plaintitl in this action will apply to the Court for :lie relief demanded in the complaint. Hated Orangehurg, Julv 2"\ !K7(>. IUTcON ? lll.TSOX Plantills Attornev. GEO. nOLlYEIl C.C, P. to the Ihfcutlunt /?', //. Green. Take notice that the smniiions in thin net ion of wh ich the foregoing is a copy; to gether with the complaint thereon was tiled in the Olllec of the Clerk of the Cenrt of Common Pleas for the County of Or niigeburg in the State of South Carolina on (lie Ulli tlav of August, A- 1>. 1870. HUTSON A IHTSOX, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Orangeburg, C. II.,S.O. tui?\t) lit