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, Rareka Chapter No. 13. R.\ A.'. M'
Will raoet during the present Masonic year
:at the usual hours, the follow in dates:
?April 27th. Mav 25th. June
;2nd, August 24th, September 21st, October
'10*h, Nerembcr 16th, Liccember 14tf?.
8. DIBBLE, M. E. H. P.
Geo. W. Bbunson, Sec
. Shibboleth Lodge No. 28, A.. F.-.M.-.?
Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
:from 1st Oct. to ?t April Yrnd;,ftt 8 o'clock
'from 1st April to 1st October on the follow*
?ingdntet", May 8th? June. 5th, July 3d,
;Augu*t 7th, SeptcmW 4th, October 2d,
-NoTember'dth, December, 4th.
JAS. F. IZLAR, W. M.
*Gwj. W. Brunson, Sec
Hh-j 29 1875 7m.
X. O. O. F. *"
Kdhrto Lodgo No. 33.?Meets at Odd
?Fcllowa Hall, every Fndav evening at 8
??'clock, from 20th March to 20th Sept. and
?*t 7| o'clock from 20?h Sept. to 20th March.
JAMES F IZLAR N. G.
F. De MA RS, See.
Hebere? Lodge?Meets 8 o'clock every,
'second Wednesdav after sale dav,
JA'MES K IZLAR N. G.
TOWN COUN<MIr,
This body meets June g/Sdpt.-T, Dec. "7.
Mayorn Court, held SfrlidncVdr occasion (
'requires. l|
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Orangeburg Division No. 24, meets eVCry1'
Menday evening frj "the basement 'Of th"e(
^Preabyterian Church.
Benlfii Carolin? Railroad.
"Omer hooks at oranoeboko depot.
From 8 o'clok A. M. to 2J P. M. From
:SJ o'clock P. M. to 5J P. M.
Good*' received and dclivercd onty during
?office hours.
Y. M. *'C. ?Rooms on Rirssell
?TBtreet next 't<f \V. K. Crook's Store.
'BhHness Nfeefing?Fourth Thifh>d:iy in?
'each month at 8} p. m. Prayer Meet hi aa
Every Sunday afternoon at 6j o'clock, for a
waif h?nr only, and every Thu'rsd iy even
Hng at 8}<o*cloek.
? MORTIMER GLOVER, President.
?W-. fe. Thonpson, Secretary.
lad penderit Yoaaz America, K-frt Err-"
''.gine Company?^Begitlar -Purddc?rnesdoy
''afternoon after'first Monday in'crtcli monih.
w Regular "Meeting--At Company "Hall
Wednesday evening after fir.H Monday in;.
'-eael nVonth.
?"S A MDBL fDTff ffife.
. *PNistdent*
-fc. ?T> TB'EiDTMAN, >5e-6refnry.
MhVtA Rifles?Regxdir'Pdrdfee?Thc^iiy*
?tft*rntfftn aP.er ^fct'cmd Monday Iii JaUuaiy,
April, July^Octrtbet.
'Regular Meeting*?SdtUe ' evening of pa
rade.
i dkdpihT Drr.fl^^rcftfttfr >eN^d?ng after
"i*c?ind Mdrldav in each mvyruV
S. lH*fc&LK,
Captain.
S. DinR'LK/Serrcrury.
-?r???? mm mm <-~~*?"-? , ?
L O ? JtV IL .
*t?Ve-have-had some rain during the
Veck-.
?-V?
0*. Hyd rick's drug stc/re pro
Stressing rapidly.
Captafo Pmt, tne fArtotis ttgkttiing
?0(1 "man, iB 5n ttfWft.
TSome Warm days d?ri?g the past
Veek.
Monday is the "last day for nmkin'g
'returns Penalty after that-.
It is claimed, by tfohie thai liny es'
Southern policy Will give Ohio to the
democrats.
nraft? ?? -
Mr. John Schnchte handed ds a
Ipench the other day measuring al
luost a foot in citcummrehde.
It is rumored that a Receiver is
shortly to be appoiuted for the South
Carolina Railroad.
The li ail road managers prom be
to reduce price ott freights shoitly.
This.will be cheering news to our
merchants.
Hayes refused to visit Blaino while
Olt tt Visit to Maine, and the latter
ewenfs to 1 aVe satisfaction" as soolt rts
the Senate meets.
Mr. Thomas Kity has opened ?
b]n<k.<-mil}i shop * here. Ernst Men it
fcel osed to work. We wish him sttc
?CCBB.
JT1IE FIRSF BALE?
Of new cotton sold in town was
?brought in on Thursday by Mr. J.
F. Way. It weighed 45? pounds and
"was bought by Messrs. Bull and
?Seovlll at 11 cents per pound.
\V? M. Sain maintains his roputa
lio? as a merchant by keeping con
atantly on hand a fine assortment of
groceries. At Mullor's old stand you
can be accommodated by him to any
thing you want, and that at very low
figures. Call en Sain,
Mr. W. II. Porroyclinir was Chair
man and Mr. J. S. Albcrgotti Secre
tory of the meeting to nominate
Mayor and Aldermen.
- tJ IIM ?? I
After receiving the nomination of
Alderman on Thursday night Wal
lace* Cannon hivited his friends down
to Sdiu'8 where they found somo
thlng'good for the inner man.
The Floral Festival in which about
thirty young ladies will appear comes
off on Thursday evening at 8i
o'clock at the Fair Building. A rare
spectacular scene of beauty aud lim
music will be enjojed.
j Let all good irfen who desire har
mony in our town .give ft cordial sup
port to the ticket nominated on Thurs
day night last. It is impossible to sat
isfy everybody ftnd uuddr the dircum
i stances we 'advise our ?friends to dis-;
countenance -airy opposition ticket, j
What We want is low taxation, a'
j gocd pdiice foTce, ftufl carefully
j worked Streets. |
In-another cdl?miiVHI bo found a ;
letter 'cdp'ied from the Journal df
\ Commerce "complimenting Ju'dge;
Muhet, of Bivrtrwcll, and suggesting'
bim as a IpTope'r person to'fill either a
position*, t/u the Supreme Bench or on
one <tf the Circuits. Judge Malier]
was an ornament to the Judiciary of*;
tbe State while he sat on 'tile bench
tr?d 'wc'impe sooo to see him res/to red
to a iptece .;v bei c be can so wed serve;
bis State attll people. j
fa'iJl will?
Soon be up u us and (he f/?blic
may rdok for the usually lurge-Bupply
oi 'goods CornelB'jii buys up the Matter
part 61 each .year. But uveu Cow,,
ilia .-tore 'is overcrowd*"! with many
goou tii.ir^s 1?;r lite people. The ac
conimodathig "Ceo. Bruusou is one ol
the iudispeUsibles at Corftelson's.
lie ifl always fesdy t? oblige custom
era and ha"? ^ffiatfy friends in the
county.
,~ -a?\ -L
a meeting?
*- f out jcitizt-Vs for "the purpose of
nominating Mayor and Aldermen
was held at the Engine Hall On Wed
nesday -night last. It was largely
attended aud fromrtratCd the follow-;
I ing ticket'
For iMnyor^J. W. Moseley.
Aldermen"?'J. Wallace Cannon, J.
S. Albergotti, S. F. fzlar, Charles
Thorne.
This ticket will be triumphantly
elected on the i6th pro*.
base ball?
A match game of base bull was
played Jon Thursday afternoon last
by "picked nines" from o?r vil l?ge.
L. H. Wannaraaker p.nd P. G. Can
non headed their respective sides, and
manifested much interest in the
game.
The Score at the end stood as fol
lows : Wannamaker's nine, 23, dad
P. G. Cannon's 21.
Juliils Glover, Esq., acted as Umpire
and gave entire satisfaction.
target shooi'ing?
A small number of crack shots of
the k'dlsto Riflemen indulged iri the
fine sport offorded by the above exer
cise at the riyfcr oil Thursday after
noon last. Tbe scooting was first
rate and established tho fiict ihat L.
W., P. G. W., W. H. P., and others,
know exactly how to handle those
captured Remingtons. Wo took a
shot eff two, which of course- afforded
amusement to our friends. Go cm
gem lernen, itfld get tip a shooting
match.
the ra Ri 1st meeting?
As announced in bht last issue a
protracted mooting commenced at tho
Baptist Church in this place on Sat
urday evening last, which' is still
being carried on. The following J minis
ters aie present: Rev's T. W. Mel
Jichamp, J. K. Mcndonhall n'nd T.
W. Smith. The interest manifested1 in
tho meeting is warm and earn
est, und we trust muoh good may re
sult from efforts so earnestly p\it
forth for tho 'benefit of the ungodly;
The ministers in nttendanco are
devout, persevering Christians, and
seem to be deeply concerned in the
good work of bringiug sinucra to
repentance. It was our pleasure to
hear the Hey. Mr. Mendenhall twice
during the weck, niul wo wfero cer
tainly repaid for these visit* to the
Baptist Cln\reh. While strikingly
forcible and strong in his lise of lan
guage, Mr. Mimdenhall ia strangely
gentle, and draws ode after hiifi by a
power and eintritt as 'indefinable Its'
thuy a-e iiTAsistblo. I'Ij is n n irk- ,
nldy happy in 'his delivery, while Im '
.-crinnna nronpily i11 list rh'ted*th'rough?
out; and rcpinto with ipassages of
tender pathos and 'bch'ufy. Those
who ha v n't hoard him slftfhld do so.
The meeting is an intc'rcs'Cing one
and we are pleased to note'the into- j
rest taken in its progress.
[commusic \ted.]
TltK FLORAL FESTIVAL?
<->n rlie .'Wth, next Thursday, the
young ladies will oiler their Floral
Entertainment tit the Fair Building
Mr. Biggs has put up a largo .stage,
whlcii w 11 be dreaded. As there will
be no hand hills wb matte'il "sketch
I of The sceno tobe presenter!. The
flowers in Flora's a'bseheerebel hutF
! put in claim's for ttte 'queen's chair,
eacli 'in thru telling her merits. A
reelo'sc \v anders By and she arbitrates
; the dtej'lite, Then tile henlhcrbells
atid poppies o?ug their claims'. The
fiis'f-'sVt'iie \iCCtifpying over Ii half hour
dotes "With im acquiescence to
the T*'ckise*a Verdict. Scetie second,
is a TSerfes "of grand 'ciroViufei, solos
and 'ducts, and Ks 'the queen. (Rose)
enfers Svith her full suite Flora enters
also, jjiv-ug'twoqueens which will be:
? luillin'nt 'display. Then comes the
abdication-, crowning and rejoicing in
chorus. T^he admission will be 25
cents. K^RiVtiiber it is for the aid of
one of our'churches, 'let all come for
a plea^nVeveffing.
-? m- ? tn
Our^itUc-gfits lock's caVeVrcrn and
pale WoWffo "ffe'stVoyiirg her. j
When \vc seVldloYffe store ngaTt'i don't
forget [n VvCy "? bottle of Shriner's
Indian YjisVfi lifu go.
Sold Ky *>v. A. ft ftftes.
The euVnfo'rt of its possession is
very frequently offcet Ti'y the annoy
ance occasioned by the 'c'ofctioual cry
| ing of the baby. Crying, however,
I is the child's only roettmtf of suggest
ing that it pullers with discomfort and
paiu, and Vit once 'ceases when the
cause is (nS it should ?e) promptly
removed by Using Dh Bull's baby
syrup. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
per boit'B.
SolYl by Dh ?. C. Dukes.
Elegant hair is woman's crowning
beauty. When it fades, she fades as
well. While it is kept bright bright,
her personal (attractions arc still |
maintained. By preserving the hair
fresh and vigorous a youthful appear
ance is continued through many
years, Those who grieve over their
fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that vjeb'a hair vigor
prevent* it, and rc Lores gray or faded
hair to its natural color. It is a clear
and healthful 'preparation, contain
ing neither oil, dje, nor anything
deleterious, ami imparts to the scalp
whnt is most needed? a sense of jilca:
sant and delightful freedom from
scurf or dundrufl'.?Aero licmc (A.
C*:) Time*'.
ADVICE GRATIS
The Hon Alexuh ler II. Stevens
says:?"The Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven a most valuable
remedy to nie." m
Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia,
says:?"I shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and recommend it
to the p?f/lio rf? ti remedy which will
afford that satisfdetiou experienced
by me and mine. It excels every
thing for coughs, colds' and* obstinate
lung affections."
Ex-Gov. ?rowrtj of (la.t sn'?s: ''He
finds tho Globte Fio?'fer G?'iigh" Syrup
a most excellent rem'edy."
Such endorsement by ouV great and
good men d eserves the attention of
the afflicted. Those strilcriirg from
cough, colds and lung affections
nhoiild use the Globo Flowor Cough
Syrup. It will positively euro con
sumption.
For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes.
. " J_HI_-J . Bg _ . ?
Dr. A. C. "DukES is giving
away a handsome book entitled
"Pearls for tho People," containing
much valuable information and ninny
interesting articles. It also contains
a history of tho discovery of the
"Ilepaliuc;" 'for Sfsea'scs of* the liver,
dyspepsia, 'coutispatiuh nncl indiges
tion, &c, 'hhd gives jbosftive assur
ance, that Whiiii the Hep'atine is used
it eilccts a perrhiihent antf 'lasting euro
of these diseases, which 'prevail to
such an alarming extent in our
country. Take tho Ylepatine for all
diseases of the liver.
WOS'tititlFUL SUCCESS?
'ft'is repoi ted that Bo.ichee's Ger
man Syrup lias, since its introduc
tion rft the United Sirftes, -reached
the immense stile of 40,000 dozon per
year. Over (5,0 )0 Druggist have
ordered fliis fne'dieino direct from the
Factory, at W?odbttry, N. J.; nnd
not. one has reported a single failure,
but every letter speaks of its lwt?n
ishiiig success fh cunhg severe
Coughs, Colds "net'tlcVl on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease of the
Thrrfiii'Krift things, We advise any
person thift has any predisposition to
weak Lurig?,"to g?S to 'their Druggist*
-nnd get tfhis Meffftffre', or impure
nhout it. Regular size, 70 center
Sample Bottle, 10 cciSlV. Two do
ses will relieve any case. Don't ne
glect your coil ? h when you can get
the above remedy from Dr. A. VC .
Duke.*;.
A 'h'rt'fec.'infl lot at Jam icon's Turn Out
htofdtUtfPifn the Eftft by tho S. (_*. Kail
Ko:iila Will be sohl cheap. Applv to
. , Vitts, ft. M. AMOKKNVS.
nuj l't f.
A fine "Grndtf.Mcrliift Buck" 3 years old
look 2nd Premium at the County fair in 187?
.Sheared 0"t fbs. wool this furring. Price
$10. For fnVrher partl'dlars enquire at
lid* ciflii-?,
jiiiie 23 \t
FOR SAL? ~;
a very deeireablc HOUSE and LOT, ;
now occupied by Cha*. s-.Bull. por
further particulars, apply to
J." W. M08ELEY.?
jfrrta 2 [? ?m
TO RENT.
i he STOKE 'occupied at present by Dr.
A.S. Hvdrick. Applv to
MKS. liOdA OLTVEHOS.
july 7 . 3m
jTe U NM" (Jrt^ST?D?Ts
OP
2&G WBERRY WfcLE'J K,
Von
0 hAxg it ft ? li a c o- s- e
a reunion of (imdnates, Students, and all
wlio have at tffiy tilnYc been connected with
Newherry College, will be held at St. Mat
thews' , t'ha}ch, ojj-ahgidhirg Coniiiv on
Thursday, August 23rd 1877 hi 10 A. m.
Aug 11 2t.
LAST NOTICE.
All person? indebted to the undersigned
(More account) will settle the sanie By the
nr*t day of September, or their account*
will be turned over to my attorney for col.
1 lection bv Law , .. ,
mrs ii Si Andrews
n"g 11 2t
NOTICE.
All perrons having claims against Orange
burg Poilntyire Hereby renllhdfed, that the
mere presentation of claims' to the CotrintU
?don Idlely appointed to investigate ami as
ecrtain the indebtedness of the County, i*
not a compllanca with tin*, call which Uns
been made upon mem by the Commission,
pursuant to the Act "to appear before it,
anil establish such claims."
W M IIUT80N,
Chairirian of CbHtaJlssron.
angll tf
All persons having claims against too
Estate of Henry E. Sinoak deceased will
present (he same duly attested, and thoi=e
uuh-bted will make, navmept to ,
david A. Mr.iver
July 28th,?It Administrator.
okangeb?r? high
SCIIO?Ij
The undersigned, having united their
InltieiittoiitU oflcTts; vVill dpen at the Fair
Building in Orangcburg, on Monday Sept.
3rd a High School for
BOYS AND" GIRLS,
which th^y hope will niect all the require
meats of the community, and merit a
continuance of tho patronage which has been
ho liberally extended to their separate
schools.'
'flie up'p6f" story of th'o Faff Blflfjjrio
will be occupied by the girls, under ono of
the principals; ana the lower slot}' by tbe
boys, under the otNcr principal'
The most rigid rules will he enforced for
the tuaintainuncc of discipline and deco
rum, and, except when recitations under
the eye of the teachers require, the male
and fl-malc department will be kept strictly
Repsrate
Boya will be prepared for college or busi
ness, nnd young ladies given1 a finished
course
The Musical Department wi'l be umler
Mrs Ha'milton.
Reasonable b6'ard can'bo obtained.
TERMS #ER MONTii.
Primary Department.....'.'..$2 00
Intermediate... 2 50
Advanced. 3 00
Clasoical.....'. ..' 4 00
For further information apply to either
of the principals.
lingo ?. Sheridan Stiles R. Jtoltfctiainp
jm> 28 H
FURNITURE HKIUIRKIH
The undersigned having commenced Re
pairing Furniture, would solicit the public
patronage, anil ho will warrant'nil work
done by him to be neat, and to give fatiidoe
tibn; will aUo iiiake and repair Matt reuses
Charges moderate.
Give me a trial at I\irk Rqbiusim'H H<bre
J. HEADY NORMS.
aug'lB hu
?t ?atthew's Academy.
The Ex ;h of this Institution will be
opened, u or new and favorable auspices
on the first Monday in SYntrmbcr 1S77.
with Teachers of acknowledge! ability;
Cheap Hoard, raten of Tuition low, go-id
nuiidcal instructions, the very best discipline,
together with every necessary advantage
the-Academy will be second to nono in tin
State. , Roth fcxw will tu- admitted and
Ihoroilghlv prepared to enter College. in;
ntlcu .'For^lie common Vocal ioli? af life, and
eve'rV JHi-wible hhjecti&n iu liiixelt scli?ob
willDe obviato l.
The public patronage. Ls respectfully
solicited, upon flic assinani'i: tf..il iio labor
or pain* will be spared hetressiin to the
highest moral,and literary culture of/tlu
pupils in attendance.
For particular* addre-?,
M .1 KErd/KK;
I'rV.-idc'iil of Hoard of Trusicos, <>r
.1V. U *ftT,
Secret i'ry <if Hoard.
Orafifjcbiirg, S. 'C.
aug 4 1 in
07 i? IS
Fourth Annual Fair
or tiip
0RAN(iK3UliG AliRKTLTlllAI,
and
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION,
wii.i. in-: uki.n at
THE FA 1U GROUNDS OF 'LTIF.
ASSOCIATION
?T
ORANCjiv'm'Rt;, s. c.
negiiiniyrgoii Wwlnciijlay October Hlni
at !) o'clock A. M., and closing Friday
November '2f\\ ? P. St. after the delivery
of the I'rciniuins.
The Premium list of 1870 will he used
for l!t?? J'e/iV cciS*^ (ft which can be had at
the Secretary's i'Hiee.
Any further in form a ion rail be bail
from the undersigned
KlltK KORINSOX, See
or from Directors
J<?IIN L MOOREN, Probien!
II Kl (JOS. J F I'/.LAK,
DU W S HAKTON, W W CUIiLEK;
I)It .1 C ?OLMAX, .!.('. PIKE,
Jtilv 28 if.
NOT I CK.
The undersigned hereby give notice that
they have been appointed by His Excel
leiiey the't "ovcrnoi, pursuant to the Statute
in meb ui.-c pnnhbd, n ? 'oldmission "to
investigate,and ascertain, the true, and real
hoiti'tjttfi: indebtedness," of Olungcburg
County; that ihev hnve accepted the ap
pointment,?will hobt Sfs^'uhVs at the
Law Ollicc oT W. Mjn^m-.VlVinigtlnirg
(.'. II.. between the bonVs of 10 A. M., ami
"J I*. M., on Monday, :rnl Tuesday, of each
week, until the 8lb Scmcinhir next, and
daily sessions front Ihe Sth to the l?th of
name month; and tlrfiy hereby call upon all
persona having claim* against said County
to appear before the Commission during
its paid sessions, and establish such claims.
IVrson? desiring t"*l Iwtfec.claihia on other
days than those*mentioned, for subsequent
investigation by the Commission, can <lo so
by leaving tbent with the undersigned, W'm,
M !lutM>n at bis said olliee.
W.^M.Hl'TSON.
DOXA Id) ItillAll rojr,
j JAMES S nFJYNVAltl),
Commts-ioners".
Orangeb?rg Angus! 1, 1S7T,
I aug 4 tf
i rKe Daniel Pratt Gin Co.
OF PRATTSVILLE ALA.
Arc manufacturing Hie . 'Vhbrated
''Daniel Pratt Cotton Gins" with Revolv
ing Heads and an adjustable seed hoard,
which are iiuprovemetttH uatciHutl b'v them
in d\i\y A$7$;u.y ...:
Ally ordinary plantation hand can feed
these (tins, and they will turn' out more lint
in the saiheHrrje fbar* any other (tili, and
by the W?e of tiie adjustable, seed board,
which can lie ail puled while the (on is
running, they can be made to piek the
i seed much cleaner than any other < Sin.
Tlfc experience of every planter who has
I used them, shows that these (iins will not
choke, nor can Ihe roll be broken by feed
j ing it altogether in the center or at the ends
ol the cotton box. :
j \Ye are prepared to prove by many let
ters in our office, written by parties* who
have used these (this tor tfi'epa<t four sea
sons, that our conviction-! of the wonderfully
increased cfTectlYeness and value of the Re
volving Head Hin has been correct, and we
are confident \Vocan, wTth'ot/t fear or denial
claim, that no o'tber Ollis can compete vPRh1
it in quality, capacity, r?r advantages of any
kind.
, Pafjjes wanting our (tins can apply (6
J. O. Pik'e& Co., Orangeb'urg C. H., S. (\,
R. P. Mavs, Maysvi'le, S. C, Dr. J. M.
Hunter, 'l'imnioiisvitle, S. C. J. D. McLucan
Marion 0, !L 8. C. ,
. Who arc our agents for the narcofour
ulna and sell at our prices.
DANIEL PRATT CflJ? CO.
rrattsvillc Ala
Juno 12t3i 1877
june 23" M
|gg:| HEED THE gH?
IsPlWords of Actvic?, l?S
,TOTT'8_ PILLS
.TCTT'aTfc^SPKCTFULT/r offered by ILL LS
TnTT'8 W. H. Terr. M.IL, for msnr pills
.triiTT"flyears LVmotutrator of Anntomy Id *,,? r a
ISS Iho Medical Collego of (leorgla. ?> llVYk
TDTTg Thirty veari1 experience In tr????5,5*2
?TOTT? practice otinedlolnc. tokftlber -with MM*
TDTT'S fifteen years' test of Tiltt's Pill?, PILLS
TDTT'S and tile thousands of testimonials rIll3
TDTT'S Klven of their efficacy, -warrant mo PILLS
TUTT'S *n ?"?lue that they will positively piLLS
TtiTTio cure all diseases that result from r *?tr t a
i?i4,2discard.liver.. They aro not rec- ?{,,2
2 ommenjled for kt\ the Ills thatsffllct lii'ifi
TDTT'S humanity, but forlKsitepnln. .lanu-?*If *??
TUTT'8 dice, Constipation, Piles, Skin DIs-PILLS
TUTT'8 ease*. Bilious Cillc, Kheumntlsm, PILLS
TDTT'S Pal|>#ntlon of. the Heart. Kidney PILLS
T?SfT'8 Affection*. FernnJeComplaints.Sc., PILLS
TriTT'a oil of which result from a drrantre- j-it
ini-riS ment of the Liver, no medicine has pi, ft
?ISSELS pv<,f provon po successful a? pit. ilrr?
TDTT'S TUTT'b VEUETABLE LI VErt
TUTT'8 PILLS. . i. , ' PILLS
TUTT'S }.~.! PILL?
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TUTT'S : KEW YORK. ? PILLS
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DR. TUTT'S
EXPECTORANT.
This unrivaled preparation ha?4 per
formed Rome of the mbst astonishing
cures that arc recorded in the annals of
history. Patients suncriqg.fqryear* from
the various diseases of the Lungs, after
trying different remedies, spending thoti
eands of dollars in traveling and -doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles*
entirely recovered their health.
"WON'T 80 TO FLORIDA."
r New York, August 80,1070,
OR. TUTT:
? Dear Sir i?Whan la AlksnVlatt winter. X used yen?
Bxpeotonmt for my cough, and realised more bensM
from it than anything X erer took. X ennso weU UM*
I win not go to Florida next wlntor aa I intended.
Sand mo ono dosen bottles, by express, for ?oa?
friends. ,? ALFRED CUHHLWO,
123 West Tlilrty-Orst Btrss*.
j. || , . , ..Boston, January 11.187?,
Tnls oertlfles that X pave reoommended the ass sC
Dr". Tutt'o Bxp|fot<}rant^or diseases of thelnnga
for tho past two,years, and f? my knowledge many
eottles havo beon^osed by my nationta with ths hap
lestresultd. In two caan wherra It waa thought ooo
Sn&sd conaump don had taken place tb<; Xxpeotprssrs
efToctod a ouro. ? R. n. BPHAODZ?, U.D.
, ? We oan not speak too highly of Or. Tutt'o Gk?
pootornnt, and for the sake of oufTcring humitDty
i opo It may become more cenonuly knowa.aM7S?l>>>
IriAtt Advocate. r > .
fiold by Drug-giata. Frlco OX.OO "
*t ty -o lt>?7 ly
STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA. '
Oit?XtirmiTltn C^orSTV, \ In Probate
? lit />??/? I f'?rtrt: '
June M. Kuudidc \ Petition
Widnw oj* blither1 / ?. Tqr her
Kiinstinle \-' Honiesleatr
dectfitsetb i
Public ijntic'e is he^jby ttiwn that Jane
M. Itausd:|le and li-r minor Children,
\Vi(lo>\v mid Ulvildren of Luther Kansdalu
ileire^ised', hnve applied by Petition to mo
as I'rol ate Jiidg^L' ftir the County of Orange
burg Id liave thsir Homestead and Personal
Properly l.^'cetupttou, apiiraise^i.and^sct off
I according lo l:t?v nut of the E-?tatebf said
deceaAetl; mnl I will act on said Petition on
the '2Uih day ?l" Atigtnt A. t?. 1S77.
C, It. (MiOVKR,
ikudge of Probate,
Ohtiigebiirg Coiintr*.
july 21 5t
STATE CK S01T1I CAROLINA.
Oii.\xtiKBUhd CoUNTr, } Tu Probate''
r, f Court".
Tlx Parte* f Potition
S-irah ('. Collier ]- for her ?
Widow of \\*. /). Ctillier j- Homestead,
dccaseil'
Pnhlib Hotlce is hereby given lhat .Qa?ah
(:. Collier and lici minor Children, Widow
anil Children of W; (). Collier deeas?!, havo
applied ,by Petition to me.as Judge of Pro
hate for the Coititty of D.rangeburg aforesiii i
to have jiheir I^btHCStead and pers?>nal pro
perty Kxeniptioii, anpraiseti and set ol) an
cording lo law; and that I will act on said
Vetitiori oh the 'JUtn day 6f August A- L?!
1S77.
C Ii. GLO VISR
5ildge of Prol .. ?,
Uratigcbiirg Countv.
lulv 21 Jn.
.;_ ^ ,
POTJ,TZ?.S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
i oare or prevent Disease*
Wo nonsB wIU die. c C Colic. Borrs or I*nro F?
Txn, If Koutz'a Powders aro used in time.
Fo a to"* Powd c ra w 111 cn ro and, nrr \c n t lloo Coouax
Fonts*? Powders wlU provcot Qapxs M Wem, es
pecially Turkeys. .
Fouu1* Powders vlll Increwio tho quantity of tatlK
kid cream twenty per couu, and oiaXo.Uto battor ftro
IDdewcct.- >ti vi. . _i
KoaU'd Powders will enro or proVent a/most smtal
Dtmabb timt Horses and.Cattlo are heir to.
FOCTZ'a powdxbb WLLLOITX SATlsyAOTMSF.
Sold ovorywhero.
n.&VTD a Fcrd^x^vrtstoa,' .
BALTX3t0sUB,4tS.'
Sold by Dr. A. C, DUKKS.
hiiiv ID 1877
HOTICE.
O ii a xn i'Biikg, S. C: July 20; 1877.
Ueuls. W. V.Ialar,. W. B; PerTeyele.r
niid Geo. W. Ifrunsnu, of the Edisio Hiflts
are ?authorised by Special order* from tho
Oillce ofthe Adjutant and Inspector General
to collect all State arms, munitions .nd
equipmennii not held by organ'ix?<l bodies
of ihii State Militia, and to receipt for the
same.
All unnuthbrircd persons bar Ins SuL>
nr*ns, mtinitioua and cmiinmenlB in th*ii
pos'sessioii are hereby cniletl upon to deh^tT
them up, without further notice...
SAMUEL DIBBLE.
Capt. l^to'BRfJtes,',,
July 28 it: