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(f% 'fx # In it- n* ft *% ^itin ? or lit fiff gj> tf Two dollakr run annum. <? GOB A.TSTD OTJR COTJNTTtY. always in ad van ck VOLUME 10. ' SATURDAY MORNING. ^NOVEMBER 11, 18T6. NUMBEr1<T School & Kindergarten The Exercises of the SCHOOL conducted by Rev. J. It. IIASKKLL aiid Sisters; \yiij bo resumed, .it their K evidence on Hussell St., on Monday lib September; Monthly Terms. English Cuur.se (Primary and [iiturtii'edi ate,) $2.00. A endemic Course, So. 00 Kindergarten, $1.00 Gcrtnati, Freneb, Latin and Greek Extra cad ? 60c. Elements ttf Music and Drawing with Caitetlicnicft, will be taught Free The undersigned is prepared lb organize and tcaeh Classes of Young Men or Ladies the usual collegiate branches, ("lassies Mathematics ?S'e., as well as Stenography or Short Maud Private Ics^oim in Instru bienlul music will be given when desired M. R A CUM AN HASkiCLL. A CARD, Pr. J. Gi WANXAMAKKlt isin pos tension of the Kcccipts and Proscription Books of the late !>r. K. J. Oliven*. All ppi?oiis desiring to gt?t any of the above \*i -paralions or Henowal of Prescriptions, jan do so by calling on 1 r. \V A N X A M A K I! It, At his l'iiig Store. nug 21?3in n B3 M 0 V IS 0$ to tt iK UK All ok A. FISCil Kit's -TORE Where 1 aiii" ;?.??fflaj'ed tu svrvothe Public it the shortest notice in my ,'hie of hi.-:-.. ; . Thanking the Citizens for their liberal' patronage in the past, 1 beg a continuance of thu same in the future. MOSES Mi ItKOWX, Harbar. Good RKKYKS atul S1IKKI' iti good condition, lor which fu'l market price %vill be paid. Apply lo A!. AIJBKK?11T; may 13 tf oL-? ci? czi * *ij : i; J 1^3 1.1 J tit n According to the latest improvements in tlo* an. WOE. FE*- & OA i-VRKT over WillooekV .?{oro, an- prcpiiv< i t'> cxtciUe anything in thei; line. t?uaraiUiciug a faithful attendance lo bu*ines*, ihry vtfully trd; a cohiinii ttiii t of the pa'ii.iiage, \>!ii.'h has hereto fore been extended to the old Jinn ol Snid< r, Wolfe ? < a)vert. 5<-i>*- All Work Guaranteed. to mm. The Store House on the Corner of ItuEsell nad Market Street, fornudy occupied by J. Tf. Moieler: There Ls no hotter l-.upir.eis ?t*nd in Orangcburg. For terms *pp!y to t. C. Am'it:.>v-. Orangeburg S. <'. as. zr. p*. p-m1? j*d vsn h\ Q i ly E Uli VJ a.. U2 <2 , The fast trotting thorough-bred Stallion MAM Ii IM NC) TKrsTKi; will stand for the Fall seas*n at my stables. MAMlilllXO TRI IST KK, hv Mamhrinh Medley, he by Old MarnbrinoVhh f; Mani hrinb Medley's lirst dam by Vuiing Medley, a line race titarc, second dam by Stanlev; third dam l>y Trustee; fourth dam by Speculator, Mamorino Trustee's llrst dam Jenny Denney, by Holcdm; llrst dam byLad'v WobdIYird, li> Sir William Wood ford; he by Wood ford; first dam by licit! and. Mumbrino Truste? Was bred l?y George AV. Ogdcn, Wrights Station, Kentucky Central Kail lioad, I'oiirhon County, Kentucky. He is live years old, and has not had much handling hot what had show ed splendid action, lie trot'eil on the Columbia track last fall lit the ru -? of 2:-1"j. tiiad. c. a>;di:j:\.\s Orangebiirg Iii very and sale slablcs. P. 8. Hoard for a few marcs can he had at my stablet nug P.) tf COL, ASBUFIY .COWARD r? J? y?l ablCl Profbsetot*H. . Complete witlil nl iVrniB,n|iaralaa ,'tc. lur IhorouflL jnental und eliyaieul Ir.iirair*. Iwnttonnoted ?e JiL-nlLMtilneHiima posstlinlnjj r?Jl ra.at.nta tclnijnijjuio lbdlliP3.2irlUujtialeJ Cuuln^uo ?lip^tojidui^pal dec 11 i?7f"? if. <!|^5 TO ?si?O h*KBi S>A V AT fjp Home. Samples worth SI free. Stiusoii ^?Co., Porl 'and, Mane. Hero Worship. A little maiden read her hook, And only loved the more | ^ir Pliilip .Sidney every day, Than even tlie day before. And when her suitors came to woo, She matched them in her mind With Philip Sydney j one and all, Put far lhey fell behind. For this one lacked the courtliness, And this tho perfect grace, And this the learning rare and wise, And this the handsome face. And so she sent them all away, Pot only loved the more Sir PhiiipSulhey everyday Than she did the day before 0, maiden of the fancy bright, If it could only he, Sir Philip should himself b'er'eap For volt the centuries three. Ami roiucupon his doughty steed, A ridiiig to your gate, And for yolir favor crave and stie, And for your answer wait. I ween would look him through and through; Put never hid him stay. In favor of his fancied self You'd send himself away. the j:vu>en<?/?: elit -ii ed a t the CO Ii ONER'S IN<J L ?i'ii '1 \ Drr.v'.s or Tin-: Encgi'NTKK l'.i t V'-V' - Ca t'l. II. S. I.KliltY and MfT. Hui.ow, Rksi i.Tivu in tiik J.)i:?'jii oivri/i-: j >.vt|trk. [Py Telegraph t<> the News ami Courier ] B?MMKitvt i.i.u, C. C, Sunday, j Octobei 21) ? i ho unfortunate till ray which tcsuitul in tjio hilling of Mr. | .1. ('. Bulow has cast a gloom overi our little community. Iuimediately ufier the .dsootiitg C apt. IL :'?. Lebby wait to hi= r<Kidence.; told hi.s \viIV? what T had occurred, and ??rrtiiuleri^d himself to Trial Justice Liniehuuso, j who put liiiii in charge n! Messrs. \V . M. Miuott ami 10. 11. Freer as special coli:-? a bios. The trial just i ::i j pam-lb-d njury, Of ?which Mr. Kdiynrd j 11. 1 lit rituell v. a - 1'oreui : n Tlie ! following evidence was then given by the scveni' w it noises : \V, Ii. !;<?->. rtworn, says : That he was about ! v. ? My-li vc Ii- t < t:* \?" i-n J .!. t'. Iltiiow v.a.s shot; he >il'.V the i-hoojing; ( apt. Lobby .sh*?l liiiii; ! heard one word oi tin? (piano I that 1 iihdrr.'dood; 1 In aid Ru'lbw call Lebby; out; Freer tohl me that Pulow and Lobby were about to gej into n j fuss, ami Iu- tohl them logo outside; I heard Bulow tell Cttpt. Lobby that be hail inti reotirse with :; certain lady, and Lebby told hint it was a lie; Billow then toh: Lebby it was another lie, lor lie I liulow) knew it whs true; l>ulow then told Lebby, "You know .you can't gag me," ami Lebby tohl him be could not gag him either; ho then told Lobby lie could not scare bin; in any respect, and said he, ''You dare not put your hands on me;" dipt. Lebby then got angry, and told him be w?iihl not have hi in cursing at him, and slapped Billow on [lie side ol his head; and, as I whs coming out of the store, they clinched each other, and several blows were passed by each of iheni; I then walked away, and bad got about fifteen feet oll', mid liulow looked over his shoulder and suit! to me I need not be in a hurry to go oil' that I could stand there; .Mr. Freer said it. was no tie (<> call to Ross, he was there hud he eoild al ien d to t!ii.;; as I walked oll'I heard Mr. Bulow tell Freer to make Lebby take his hands afl'br he would strike him ( Lobby;) when I I joked back I saw Bulow with a revolver iu his band, and he struck L bby one blow on bis shoulder, and when I looked again Bulow bad no revolver iu bis hand; i do not know what be did it; 1 was then looking oll', and J heard Mr. Bulow steadily requesting Freer lo lake Lobby oil', and be seemed not to do it, which made me look back, and I .-aw Ca pi. Lobby draw bis pi.-lol and shoot J. C. Rulow, sayiug '?Cud d? n yon;" Bulow fell, and in falling said, Capt. Lebby I did not mean to shoot you; Freer was stand ing within six or eight inches when Bulow was shot; I never saw Bulow strike Lebby i? the ikce with a pistol at any lime; I do not think that Billow wanted to kill Lebby, as he asked frequently for Freer to take him away; Cnpt. Lobby was holding Bulow and struck liiiiiSeveral blows. J. Hamilton Freer, sworn, says : He saw the man that shot J. C. Bu low; it was II. S. Lebby; be shot him with a pistol, and only one shot was fired; aller he shot him, Lobby mounted his horse, ami said to me, you saw this a Hair, and rode od'; I saw Buh w a few seconds before Lobby shot him, with a pistol in his hand, but at Iho time he was shot I did not see it in Pillow's hand; oil examina tion; J. C. Billow's pistol was found iu his eoat pocket after be was killed, but I do not know whether the pistol lb u nd in his pocket was the one I saw hi bis baud before lie was shot; there was no pistol drawn in the store, nor was there any quarrel; the fuss w'l'.s in ibe stoic; Lebby and Bulow bad a political talk about clubs, and Bulow, low's ninthcr-iu-'uw was_brought iu. and there was something said in refer ence to lier and Bulow gave ii the lie, whereupon bound Lebby got into a quart el; Bulow drew a pistil and 1 ran between them, when Bulow said that il I did not get out of the way he would shoot me; I never saw Lobby's pistol til! he lircd, but Bulow also said he would shoot, any d ? n man that came near them; I told hihi that was all nonsense- and I did hot indye; it occurred the second time ami 1 stepped b.'ick hei uro B ' ow was shot; be and Lobby wetv ?Illing and tlu re were se.ver.il b!o\vs onssei! !>y ?ich ul'ihem, bul I do not know who puked the f.r.t blow; V.'.. 11. Boss ! was present when BulowVivas I Hied; 1 heversti'v Bulow'*; pi-t il i:: hi; h toil after Lqui' ted theni d >wu; Buhr.v waa st a adln.-; with Iiis Lreii-i to Lebby when lie was sd:o'; I do not now /.hat was said abbd! Mi's. W , |ju! "Wi's monier iii-law; tho firs! lime Bui.?W ond L'ebby !.:. 1 a row i:i my ':?:. '. store; li'ulon and !...d? v had ? : ; ? i . ,. ,.,.*.*.,. get her; !>u; w had hi.; j>;/?!h: . : Im? hand a>;d I iyiYm hot ween i.hei::, .:ii.! Bn' >w told ine to take Lobby away or he would didoi; h?i -aid Leb y was j a larger man tlion he. hut was not afraid ..!' ! im. and !>?? coiibl prob et himself; Bulow made no demount ra tion to strike Lebby; tiller i quieted them they were talking lor biio.or t wo hour.-; I do not know who went in iho store at first where- Bulow was shot; I was nn! between Bulow and Lobby when Buh.w was -t; 1 think I v..i four or live f.". t oil'; I think Bulow and Lobby look lbi:r drinks upioeein my store; Lebby paid mo dor three drinks Buiow ordered one drink, but did : ' pay; L :bby paid for ihy drin!:. ai d 1 drank ?villi them; Lobby looked as ii' lie hat! been drinking be fore he caiifj to ihy .-lore; Billow look ed as if he was sober; there v. i - no one in the store dur'.iH1 iho quarrel between Lebby and Buiow; the first quarrel commenced about ten or lil'fceii minutes helore Biihov was .-hut;', during the lime BuloW and Lebby were iu my store dames De Trevi?e came in, and ho si ay,-.1 in ihy stufe hear ii hall'hour; 1 conver ged with Lebby and Bulow and look a drink iyitli then:; Lebby never drew his pistol in tiiy s ore; 1 took about six drinks the day of the shooting; i:: drinks will not intoxicate hit-; 1 do not know whether Bulow bad his bat on or not when he was shot; Billow did not ha-,e Lebby by the be:?rd when Lebby shot him, but Bulow did have him by the in.nd a lev.' seconds Ijclbiv; I think Bulow ?trlick Lobby with Iiis pistol, but he had no pistol in his hand when Lobby shot him; be must have pm it in hispoekol; he had j not. a pistol iu Iiis hand, and no one. else could have pul it. in hii p >ck -i hut himself; Buiow liuvor spoke after | he was shot; 1 was sober during the j whole transaction; 1 cannot swotir that I the barrel of Billow's pi-td wa< turn led lo Lobby, w hen he v Bub?v. j \vaj i-triking him, but. my impression is thai it was; Bulow and Lebby were from four lo six feet apart when the lintiaj ojotir rod; they were not tic. enough to strike euch other when the shooting occurred; Billow was standing up quietly when Leb by shot h?jn; 1 do not think Bulow and Lobby were drunk when they went in the road. Laufy Beaurcgard sworn : With ess saw life man thai shot Bulow; it was Capt. Lobby; I was standing in Dr. Li nuthouse's piazza and saw Mr. Bu low and Capt. Lobby walk into t.. road in Iront of Mr. Freer's store; 1 never heard what was said; 1 saw Capt. Lobby slap Mr. Bulow'a face; liulow-- then tfayght Lobby by tlie heard .ami boxed Lobby and Lobby boxed', him; Capt. Lobby staggered bad:, and in that time Freer ran in between them with his hands on Lehb.y's shoulder, and I saw Leb by draw his pistol and pass it under Freeze arm and shoot Bulow, and lie I'd'; Capt. Lobby mounted bis horse, rode up and looked iu Billow's Jace anil rode oil; 1 did not sec any pistol in l^lo'.vV; hand; he wusst.nding up ?quietly: when Lobby shot him, with Ids Ij.Mids down; I had ran to my house*1, and was standing in my door riearyliy, when Lebby shot Billow; ButoW had no pistol in his hand, and j if hey. had drawn one 1 would have seen tj. dailies DcTrevillo. sworn; said : lie was > at Freer's store from twenty miuctcs aller 'J o'clock until ?> o'clock the ?ay Bulow was killed; liulow and Lebbyxwcro friend,!];'. '? then!; -Bulow risked r vhy Ije ha l^WutViccn lo see him. arid lie ma lo ; sotno excuse, ! d??n'l >w what. I Mt\ i>. i.?,.<?:.', rworn, said: He I cut rid tui after 15.? o v \\ t kifiW: /Aid i i ? ??. I n ;L? pc the killing; heard a Mi ?I hVed ! i.; Mio direction ui : reer's, about ii (pui/t?V to ? o'clock; 1 :::..L C.i;>'.. Lob by just after, on a horse.goin^ ???ward tho^iiYrnnd, ami I ask'e 1 vvha^had h:^::. !. :?:::! .Hns bead oil ; and made :..? ri j I : !.i ? whs !!;??: Vih jit'lay <>f I '??'?)?'? M i: ? d?j not' know wjhh shot 15 ilo.v; ! ii .?. pr sent when!. ? '? ivasjidil d; ...... i he jury 11 ?i\>\ he followuio i^iiit::; I i had .1. < . liulow (aiuetohis death on the -7tl) bH 'ctoberi between ihe hour- ? f iotir rind Ii ye ti'iilbek, l*. by being killed by a pi-tol shut wound ii ilict. d by IL S. Li bby, :t?:ain-t the peace and dignity of: the The coroner theti issued his war rant and arrested ihe accus d and coriiriiittt'd hiin io jaii. Cript. Lobby ; iviis committed to jail a! Walierhoro' ! In-d-iy in charges of Messrs. K. 1!. ' Freerrind Jus. Lawtbn a-speeia 1 con' 'siablcs. The inquest w:i3 commenced I eis Friday afternoon, hut was adjourn j id over until [Saturday by lite co ro? ? i?cr, \\)v> ilestred t i ttikc rid vice iiivori 1 lh*' point :; ? lo whether the counsel ! for the uccu.-Hcd had the right to liross i examine the witticizes; e, a. .TefTersrn's Ten Ilulos. ? Meyer put oil*till tb-:nc>rruw what j von can dot., da v. Never trouble another for what i von ctiii do voutv elf. j .\cvt r spend your money before von have it. j Never buy what you don't want ' because it is cheap, j Bride cost more than hunger, ! Iliirst and cold. j We seldom repent of having eaten ' lob little. J Kothiiig is trotiblesunie that we do j willingly. lL.w mtich pain lliu evils have i 1 i vma us :h.it have never happened. Tak'e iliiiigs always, by the smooth handle. When angVv, count toil before you ?peak, ii'very angry; count a liuii; tired. Can i ion is to. oiiiy. Who tloes lini oppose what, he niight oppose, seems to eoti-ent. If you do not need to labor for food you must for physic. A Chinaman iipon beiiig applied I to lor the payment of a debt, replied : 'Tf no havee, how canoe ?" The Pint of Ale. A Manchester calico printer was. on his wedding-day, asked by bis wile to allow her two half-pints of alo ti day i\a her share of extra comforts, tie made the bargain, but not cheer fully, for though a drinker himself (fancying, no doubt, that ho could not well do without) he would have pre (erred a perfectly sober wife. They both worked bard. John loved his wi lb,* but be could not break away from his old n.-soci ..lions at the ale house, and when not in the factory or a* his meals, ho was ivilh his boon companions. HU; wife made the small allowance meet her housekeeping ex penses?keeping hei* cot neat and tidy, and he could not complain that she insisted upon her daily pint of ale, while he, very likely, drank two or three quarts Once in a w hile the wife succeeded, by gentle, loving artifice, ill drawing her husband, home an hour or-two earlier than usual, and very rarely she purs muled liiiii to spend a whole evening in her comp any. They h.ul been married a year, and the morning of their wedded anniversary John looked with real ptlde upon the neat and comely per son of his wife, and with a touch ot remorse in his look and tone, he said : "Mary, we'll had no holiday since we w ere wed, ah' only that I liavn't a penny Pth world we'd take a jaunt to th' village and see the initiier.'' ''Wohld you like to go, John ?" she asked. There was a tear with her smilc'j for it touched her heart to hear him speak tenderly as in old times. "ji'.thec'd like to go, John, I'll stand treat.""* - . i'Tltou stand treat]! Hast got a dor! in' loll the j ?\r "Xay, but i'am gotten the pinto' ale,"' she added. "Gotten what, \vifo ?'' " The pint o' ale," she repeated. And thereupon she went to the hearth, and from beneath one of the sSoi:e (la s drew forth :i stocking froiii which she poured upon the table tlie sun: of iitij In,- ??:-;? m.\;s ? 1'. 1 1?. 3 /. ?exclaiming : "See, John, thee can have the holi day." ?'Whin is Ibis?" he asked in amaze: "It is hiy daily pint 6' tile, John." Me was conscience-stricken as well as ama/.ed. "Maw, hasn't thee bad any share? Then I'll ha' no more fro' this day." And he was as good as his word, "fht-v had tiieirholiday witli tlie old mother, and Mary's little capital; sayutl from tlie "pint* o' ale," was the ? ?! from wbii h. as the years rolled on j grew shop, factory; Warehouse* eouiitry fctit, and carriage, with health, htippiiiess; peace, honor an ! feil 6 v. si. Tho Trade in Seed Cotton. The biiying of stolen cotton U an evil which falls heavily upon every honest planter and laborer. The receiver is n> bad as (lie thief. Many plans have been adopted for the breaking up of this illicit trade. Certain it is that no seed cotton should bo bought unless the pur chaser is satisfied that it is all right. The little cotton crops that spring up all over the country at this season of the year are ir.tsiances, and should lie brok; n up. if there were no buyers of stolen cotton there would be ho cotton thieves. Judge Maekcy has beeil very energetic iu trying to break up lliis trade, and la>t October he issued the following order : 1j. ./. l\i'r>/, /vsy., /'ui'vMaii (Iritnd ?/a/*//, /.oacoWer, <V. 0: Hit:?You will please notify tile luv peis of country stores in the count y of Lancaster that if any per son .-hall buy or receive at his store any eotto.i at night, whether from the lav. ful ow ner or otherwise, such per .-on shall be indicted for a n us in nee, and, on conviction, shall be sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the penitentiary. Respectfully, J. J. Mackp.y, Presiding Jud/.?. lie called at the police office yesterday, and stated that he was in i rod hie. "A line young fellow, shust so nice as anybody, came up i) mo on the street and said : "How you does ? Long time since I saw you iu Shasta gouuty." I says, "I nefer vas in Shasta gouuty." Ho cays, "Why, I dinks I see you dcrc." I says, "No, I lives tear Auburn." Ho goes away, and bimcby I meets a chap and he says, "How you vas since I loft you at Auburn ?" Then wo has a talk und some drinks, und I lend him ein hundred dollars until the pnnk opens, und I dond sec him some more. Vat you din!;s ?''?SacramvUu ? / it Ion Jiecoril, Na i'OLEOn's Aphorisms.?Words pass away, but action remain. The only victory over love is flight. He who is unmoved by tears has no heart. The woman we love is always tho most beautiful of her sex. There is nothing terrible in death. Men are led by trifles. Death may expiate faults, but it decs not repair them. The throne is a bit of gilded wood covered with velvet To .really understand a man wc must judge him in misfortune. - ? ? I li lt ? ? ? mmwaa?? "Belles" call u great many people to church The small courtesies sweateu life, the "renter ennoble it Call at Dr. J. G. Wanuamaker's and get a pamphlet and read about Dr. Clark Johnston's great Indian blood syrup, the best mediciuc in use. Dr. Wanuamaker also has tho medicine for sale at wholesale aud retail. junc 24 ;: i ""* ?^ Uisjiepsia Americans are partlculay^a?b^oct to this disease and its effects: suchas? Sour .Stomach, Sick Headache Habi tual eostiveness, Heart burn. Water brash, coming up of tli3 food coated tongue; disagreeable tasto in the mouth, palpitation of the Heart and nil discuses of the Stomach and Liver. Two doses of G reen's August Flower will relieve you at once, and there positively is not a case iu tho United Stales it will not cure. If you doubt this go to your Druggist Dr. C. Dukes, and get a sample Buttle for lo cents aud try it. Regular size To cents. QUEs'h?ys fun every oxe to axswer? Are you troubled with Indigestion, j Constipation of the Bowels, Dyspe* ! psia. or any di>ci\sc of the Liver? i Have you suffered for years and found no relief front the use of medicines ? , Do you have a faint appetite, aud arc ! you troubled with feelings of languor ? I?' you have these feelings we know ' von have not tried the new discovery : MerrclTs Hepatine, at Dr. A. C, Dukes' Drug Store. It is performing wonderful euros in this and all ot'.:er communities where the people use it, It i? pronounced by all as the best Liver Medicine in the world. Two doses will relieve the worst ease of '? Dyspepsia or Constipation of tho ! Bowels. KaOli bottle contains fifty ! do t::, and a teaspoon ful of this , medicine in a wine glassful of water three time:, a day for one day, pro thues a most wonderful change, i \\ hen the system is run down with loss of energy and appetite, or Dys pepsia, with all its train of evil, is ! effecting its deadly work, this remedy, i Merrcli's Hepatine, never fails to I bring about a speedy and permanent cure. Those who doubt the. merit ' and virtues of this mcdicmo a:.d live from day to day without trying the Hepatine, have our sympathy, but can hot be cured unless they take tho Medicine. V O v A I. A Jf d 1 $ S T ? 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