at actual cost, the remnant of our stock
of caretuHr fcUfcttod dry g?ouS,r*nbcji
hats. Call and we, : j j\}\ \\
FELDER, VOSE & ISLAR.
a Rare Chance for Energetic Men
No Capital Required.?Canvasibg igfidsj ]
-wanted in every county in South Caro
lina, for the best Southern Agricultural
Magazine, .vfcpply.at ouoe,<hy Writer* *q
the Rural Caroliniau, Walker, Evans &
f^>A#eil,*I*uMishen?, Charleston, S. C. -
j.j_m_
A woman who tells fortunes from n tea
cup need not he a sauecfesj?, 1 *?
Springfield has just been chosen as his
thirty-ninlh home by a restless Yankee.
A single Parisian publisher has brought
out 200 varieties of almanacs for 1873.
NeVer Wgh at a limn with n pug nose;
^^t.d.pnV.koow what may torn up.
A man at Senega Jn^s proniiaqs to pay
4M for every* cat' that* is sent to him.
What a cheerful prospect* for exprcss
meu! . f.- '.w l ?
1 The latest definition of a gentleman is
"a nmii who can put on a clean collar
without being' conspicuous." t
^barlesAstor BriBtcd ("Carl Benson")
is We "rieflest* literary_jnnn in America,
having an income of $60,000 ?i year.
Verdi, as well nB Oficnbiich, contem
plates a visit to thi? county, to had in
the presentation of his own opemsi.
. Jlidiannpolis boasts of the model .hack
man?one who knows jiyfrjj .the tuste of
liquor, don't u?e tobacco, has money in
bm.k, runs two vehicles, and always ap
pears dressed in good style.
An old gentleman from Wiseon>in
waiked off the train in his sleep, near
Holland, Ohio, and not being killed by
ttie fall, started after the train on foot,
but was struck .by u freight and cut to
pieces.
The English Secretary of War has con
cluded to lot tin* soldiers phtyi curds in
their recreation room.-; and see if it won't
keep them from the grog shops.. .
Augustus Spencer, of East Colunibiu,
N. H., bos a pai* of hoots that he h s
w**rn for thirty-four years, and.pre ? nds
; there is not a erat k or rip in them' yet.
Tho air of the .Granite State must be
IftVorahle to the preservation jf leather.
The Chicago Times; mentions a tontcih
jiu-ary "which has been ({nmlucled with
respectable stupidity lor thirty years."
A ninti iu New lianipsbirc.bought-ban
swarms of bees ten yours ttgn, and ha.
now an income oi ?1,000 per jvca.r.- fie
Miid buy four swarms of bees young men.
The, first national Thanksgiving day
proclaimed by President Washington,
celebrated by 4,000.000 people, in
thirteen States, clustered along Jthe AV
iHiitic coast. This year the" holidav' was
?bserved by n nalic n of '40,000,000 in
forty-live Slates and Territories.
A rising artist is painting for next
years Royal Academy Exhibition h pic
tore of Death at largr us life.
The holders of Nevada silver mining
stork are still hopeful; and yet, even in
the richest of iheir claims, the work" per
formed is wholly labor in vein.
The Boston Globe say*: "Andf pfift' it
npptors that black pepper is adulterated
with soajistone sawdust, incicasing the
weight rapidly. We buven't heard what
soajwtbne imwdust is adulterated with/
yet."
John Brightcnson, of Sjiring Lake,
Minnrsdta, Went hunting, dragged his
gun through the grass by the inu/^le,:
ond died game. / H *t
J^A man t! o igl t i neighbor wasi.'t har
nessing a mule as he ought to, and took
hohl to help, and immediately exchanged
the role of a Samaritan' for a roll iu the
mud. He says< no man, need -look for
perfect happiness in this work!.
An inebriate whipped his wife the
other morning, and came home drunk at
night. Shu hadn't any coals of fire, but
she poured his ear full of pepper sauce. [<
Punch is responsible for the following1
"What is the dilfercnce botween fixed
stars and shooting stars ? The one are
puiu; tho other darters."
HEND 25 CKNTH FOR Tni:
IjRu llA/iM in
A hook of 128.pages showiug how, when
and where to advertise, mu] containing a
list of nearly 3,000* newspapcis, wTth
much other information ?f interest to ad
vertisers. Address Geo. P. Rowoll, <fc
Co., Publishers No. 41 Park Ron-, New
York. 1 i
COMMBfiCIAL.
l^jwip COTTON MARKET
I Cotton?-]
Cotton?inicltUin-rA lV| to 18c; ?trics mid
d?ng? 18| to lBjc:
V r ices Current.
Bacon.Ilams S_| : R> 12J @ 1?
" Sidea : : " 11 ($ 12J
Lard : : " 14
Corn : : : : bin 1 00 @
l&h M : : " 1 00
Oat? : eccd i ... .: " 1 2? @
Flour , : V<: f .1: 1 t cwt 6 00 @5 75
'Fodder : : : ?' 1 00 (*)1 20
?RoukTi' Ri<& ? ?: : " .. 1 20 ?
Butter : : : : lb 25 <*> 50
Kggs : : : : dor 30 (Sj
.Tur.keya. }? : : pr 2 00 ^2 50
Geese*W: ' ' ' : : M 1 00 <*.l 25
Chicken* : : a " 20 <$ 30
Bees Wax : : : lb 22 ($
Beef : : " 10 <S\ K
tallow . : " 10 ?
KJEJV, A P VERTLSEMENMS.
GEO. TZ RQWELL & GO'S
GAZETTEER.
A book for advertisers, containing the
inline, locution, population, branch of in
formation of importance concerning evert
town in which a newspaper is published
iu United States and Dominium of Cana
da. , i ? i I
?j ?: i t J b. V * >
PiticK, Thkkk Dollars,
bv mail. Address Publisher, No. 41 Park
How, N. Y.
GK?. i*. row ELL ?& Co'* am Elite ax
DUPTADY
A book of ?OO pages, with editor*' nit 1
publishers, mi lues, dato of establishment,
size, politics, subscription price nnd cir
culation of all Vewspnpcrs in the United
?States and Domiuioji of C.tmwla.
$ "PlJluK, FIVE DOLLAR!.,
bv mail. Address Publisher, No. 41
Fark Row, N. Y.
REWARD.
, For anv case of lllind, Diced
ty.J r'""ingj -field tig or Cher did Pihs
hnt DcBUtg <* Pile Remedy tails to cure.
1 is prepared expressly to i ure thu Piles,
a .d nothing chit. Sold by all Druggists.
1'ii. c. $1.001 jnn^O-l
$10,000 Worth of Dry Goods
At Auction,
.W. McKAY, Auctioneer.
Salesroom 45 W? nt worth Strset,
Charleston, S. C.
Will sell on Wednesday, January 15th;
cumntoiiciug at 10 o'cl ?c k prescisely, by
I dialogue 1250 lots id Foreign ami Do
me-tic Dry Goods. Ready Made Cloth
ing, Felt und "Wool Hats, Hoots and
Shoes Table and Pocket Cutlery, Notions
&?. Sale positive*, rniu or shine. Goods
jm\y -open, furri aspect Ion.'
forms?All sums under $100 cash;
over.SlOO to 8500 sixty flava; over $500
itincly 'days,' A pproVtd endorsed Notts or
City acceptance.
. MllS. U. M. SHULER
? Re^pctitfuHy ? informs her friends nnd
the piiQlic^gctycrullv. that she has moved
to the residence of Mr. Dukes, w here she
will be prepared to cut, fit and make nil
kinds of Indies' nnd children's dresses.
Pattern.* of the littest styles, and nt
moderate prices always on hand.
fT?fr* /\ r~ rr
Ge?. S. Hacker
r- Boors Sji^liifBiPiid
Ipnctory
CHARLESTON.
rpiIISl.SAS LAKGK AND COMI'LKTH,
JL a factory a* there in iu the South. AH work
.manufactured at the Factory in this city. The
only house owned and managed by a Carolin
ian In this city, Send for price lint. Address
. \ GKO H. HACK KB,
Posto'fTice Box 170, Charleston, S. C.
? Factory and Wareroomson King street oppo
site Cannon strcctj on line of City Bailway,
Nov. 13 l"y
NOTICE
Tnc-bite firm of?V. C. Cofer & Co.,
truding ht Fort Motte, hnving been dis
solved by the death of W. C. coffer, nil
the creditors of.-aid firm are requested to
send their -claims to W. J. DcTreville,
Esa? Atlo'.^ey at Law, Orangeburg, S.
(*., in whose bauds th;: settlement of the
business of said firm has been placed,
i John J. Jackson,
L. P. Rast.
Dec. 20, 1872.
&
The undereigned having formed a co-partnership under the name of FOWLES
GLOVER, offer their services to th? community, as Agents for the Sale or purchase
of Real Estate, and for collection of Rents, Ac. J AS. H. FOWLES,
JULIUS GLOVER. At Cititens' Savings Bank.
At Law Office of Glover & Glover. < ? ? -
We offer for sale :?
100 acre farm (unimproved) on Bell
A new and beautiful residence In Or
nngeburg, on East side of Railroad, with
fine outbuildings, garden, Ac. Also, a
plantation near Fort Motte, ?0? acres,
with dwellfng'and outhouses in good con
ditio!)?water power on the place.
villcFouI, li miles from Orangeburg;
60 acres each, of open and wood land.
We are Now Offering our Stock of
DRY GOOB?, MATS. SHOE*; and tfAtfcV GOODS,
AT COST. tHy '
Call at once and Obtain bargain*..
Felder Vose. L Izlar
E. J. OLIVEROS, M. D,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. DEALER. IN
Drugs, Medicius, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, VuruLh, -Glas.?, Putty, Brushes and
Cuttlcry, nlso Perfumery, und Fancy Articles.
CHRISTMAS IS GONE I
NEW YKAR. IS (OMIMJt
?:. '. ' ? 't'r
I htivc rvecived are adriitimial suppplv
of* fn.e. Fa-icy Groceries and Liiuon*
arth-h-s that h.iveVoevor been kt-pt iu
t|ds Town jjcfiuv.'* .??.'*?
('ill nod i-x.nnibuy.aud piuehnac your , .'.
New YearsMipply.tlicfiiru everything in
sold. . AH Goods j?r ?-"ptlv seilt ho;nc ?
without chorse. w. T. M?LLER.
BOOKS! GAMES!
FANCY GOODS!
The undersigned hm* just received n
line assortment of t lie nhuve art ich?, suit
ilhie for the Holidays, to which he would
cull the attention of the public
Also a full supply ol Fireworks, Ac.
Always on hnud a select stock of
Stationary, School Books nnd Music.
Cull nnd examine before purchasing
our holiday goods elsewhere.
Subscribe for "The Aldine" nnd secure
wo ho utiful Ghromos, which are worth
more than the sub.cription price.
KIKK ROBINSON,
dec 11 At the Engine House. .
FER8NKR & DANTZLER,
I) K N T I 8 T 8'
Orangeburg, 8. 0.,
Office over MeMnstcr's Brick Store.
. FiUtSNU. P. A. T)a NTji.y.n, 1>. I). S
nieh t2-3moJ
""? itfilii
FEMALE COLLEGE,
GAi|;^^C,- 1 * O -
Will be opened January 1st. 187.1,
with a full corps of experienced Tenchers.
Rittes per scholastic year?half yearly
in advance. Board, including washing,
fuel, ami lights together with tuition in
regulnr College Course per ^Scholastic
year of nine months $225,00
For Circular, Address
Rev. Samuel B. Jones Prcaidont.
Care of Christian Neighbor,.,
Columbia
ORANGEBURG LAND FOR BALE.
About 200 acres of Land iu lots of Id
to 40 acres, located on the South Caro
lina Railroad, below and within 11 miles
of the Town of Orangeburg, will be sold
on Monday, tho 13th of January, 1878.
The lot* will bo platted nnd numbered so
nsto be examined by parties desiring to
purchase. It is unnecessary to speak of
the. advantages of the. location to persons
familiar with and wishing these beautiful
lots.
The plat enn bo econ nt Mr. C. B.
Glovers oifice, on and after the 1st Mon
day of January. Terms made known on
dav of sale.
"Dec. 3011,1, 1872.
A RARE BARGAIN.
The undersigned offers fur able his plan
tation, containing three hundred and
thirty-two acres; aho.it one hundred en
closed, with a good fence, and in a high
state oi cultivation; located in Orunge
burgcxiunty, St. Mathcw's Parish, fifteen
miles cast of Ornngeburg c. F., one mile
distant from State Rood, opposite sixty
eight mile pn.-r. On this place are a
coiufortuhle dwelling, with eight rooms,
gin house und screw, and all other ncces
sarv o itbuildings.
. tor further particulars in reference to
the place, address W. W. Houck, Or
angeburg c H. For terms of suie, n<t
dresi the sul)scriber, Columbia.
jan'2-4 Rev. W. A. Houck.
AND
SEASONABLE GOODS!
?. , * . ? * ? * * ? * ? .
Assorted Candies,
Burnt Almonds,
French Gum I)ro|>s,
Sugar Fruit, Mixed, Ac.
New Layer Raisins,
Citron,
i ? A j?ltfcJ
Powdered Sugars,
Stovall's Family Flour,
Salmon,
Lobster and
Tomatoes, in tins,
Lemon,
Cream,
Spiced and
Soda Crackers.
. AUK*,
A general assortment of Groceries Ac.,
Cheap CoflVe and Tobacco.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MAJtKJvT 8TRKET.
$5TO$20 petfUy, Agents wauled.! All das
ei? of working people, of either pcx, voim* or
old niake nu?r? money at work for us in their
Sure moments, or nil the time, than at any
linjr ei*?. Particular* free. Add rem (i. Stin
son A Co., Portland, Maine.
N. A. HUNT,
wuot.miAi.lc nr.Ai.ra iy
B O O T S, B IT O ES,
TRUNKS AND VALISE8,
N<m. 101 end lto Meeting Htreet,
Charleston, S. C
Nearly opposite Charleston Hotel.
o.M 30- Snto
Xv?cr to vunnifi?rrS Vrr n?utr. larviiii?
, iii Is R,i,|T*-y
By order of th'o "Vice President of the
So. C?. R. R. all freight charges both
local & throuou mil be collected at
this Agency and no goods will be deliv
ered until charges have been paid at the
Depot. The above to go into effect from
date. . . Wm. P. Caliioux.
To Builders.
I am prepared to furnish Sashes, Bli uds,
Doors, Mantles, and every style of inside
work, at the shortest notice, and of beet
material, at Baltimore rates, adding
freight. Call in nnd see Catalogue. Work
warranted. '
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
mcli 13-lyr Oraugeburg, S. C.
liNdvllIe Mnlc High Sotu'Cl. i
wxipvfate t^ispi, Gi lit.
Sixteenth .VeliolaMie Year beging febmnrr
3,18.7?.1 r ;T* J i ** '
Two Teachers, both Graduate*.
Tuition Per So?iuii. $1 y, $ I ?> and $20.
Hoaril. from 10 to $12 per month.
For Catalogue or I'artir;;!.,;,., addrcy*
W. C. K1KKLANP, A. M., Spartanburg, S._^.
WA lV'TK'Tl We wU1 ^vc cl,er
jVii A B iJJ,geticnun ami women
Business That Will Pay
rom $4 to S8 per day, can l>c pursued in your
own neighborhood, and is strictly honorable.
Particulars "free,'or sample* that will cnableyou
to go to wi>rk at once, wilt be sent on receipt of
two three cents staiiips
Address J. LATHAM & Co,.
292 Washington Sr., Ooftqn, Man.
National Democratic Nominations.
NGTXCJG.
The Exorcises of Miss R. S. A Iber
gotti's School.will be resumed on Mon
day, January (Jib, 187*1. nt the residence
of Captain T. A. Jeffords Russell Street.
Terms moderate. No deductions made
unless in ctises of protracted sickness.'
jan 1-1
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
SOUTH CA1UJL1.NA KAlbKOAD.
Charleston, S. C May 19, 1872.
On Hid nfter SUNDAY* May 19, the
Iwsseuger trains on the South Carolina
.laiimtUl will run as follows:
for AUtiUSTA.
Leave Charleston - 9:30 a nt
Arrive nt Augusta - - 5:40 p in
POK COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston ? 9:30 a m
Arrive at Columbia, . - 5:20 p m
FOR ("IIAV.I.l'.iToX.
Leave Augusta ? - 9:00 a m
Arrive nt Charleston - 4:30 p m
Leave Columbia - 9:00 a m
Arrive at Charleston - 4:30 p m
Augusta xioirr kxfrlss.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston - 8:30 p in
Arrive at Augusta - v. - 7:35 n nt
Leave Augusta - - 6:15 p in
Arrive at Charleston - 5:50 a m
COLUMBIA XIOHT EXl'W?
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Chnrlestou - 7:10 pm
Arrive at Columbia - ? 0:30 a m
Leave Columbia - - * 7:50 p m
Arrive at Charleston - 0:45 a m
HtrMMEKVTLLF. TRAIN.
Leave Sumruervi lie - 7:25 am
Arrive at Charleston - 8:40 a. ni
Leave Charleston - 3:25 p in
Arrive at Summervillc at - 4.40 p m
camijf.n branch.
Leave Cutnden - - 7,20 a m
Arrive at Culumbia -. 11 55 a m
Leave Columbia - - . 2.10 p m
Arrive nt Onmden - 6!55 p m
Dny nnd Night Trains connect nt Au
gusta with Maeon and Augusta Rnttronrl
and Georgia Railroads. /This ia the
(ptickest and most direot ron:c. And as
comfortable and cheap na nny other route
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis and all other points West and
Northwest'.
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, nnd
Day and Night Truius connect with Char
lotte Road.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route
to all points North.
Cnmdcn Train connects at Kingville
daily (except Sundays) with Day Passen
ger Train, and runs through to Columbia
A. L. TYLER, Viec-President.
S. B. Pic'ccna General Ticket Agent.
Sep 27
SUACKKLPOKI) & KKI,L,Y
KACrORS AM) ORXKKAL COMMISSION
?EKCIIAST8,
NoitTli Atlantic Wharf,
Charismen, S?C.
? aokxts Fon ?
Moro Phillij a' Amruoniatcd Carribcan Sc;
GUANO.
W. w. SnAt KLFFORB. WM. AIKKN KELL?
Oet 1 12
?WIK, -MOWB ?L JJAVIB
WHOLES A LE DEVG GISTS,
s ?' L ' - * i*~L.
C11A I'. L KiTON 8. C.
We beg to coll the attention of Drug
gist*, Physicians and Country. Merchant!
to our large md' complete Sfock of all
Goods usually kept tu a Fiiist-elaa*
.. .Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
consisting in part of Pure Drug.", Medi
cines ami Chemicals, Foreign, and Domes
tic, all.Proprietary-Articles,-Instrumenta
trusses, Supporters, Bandage?, Suspen?
sjons, Glassware, Window.GhtSe, Putty,
Paints, QiU and Dye Stulls, Fancy G mds
and DmggUk'* Sundries,nhieb hate beca
selected with great,care to meet the wanta
of all )n need; ?f.Kcliable 'Articles at
modwrate price*,.: I", llr^.j
Wo'are also Proprietors, of the follow
ing.wbieb we offer wvtj.i.confidence an
I beinjr equal to anv similar Preperatioiw
.f$Uintcr UifltsVs llic great Southern Tonic,
Muirfo's horse, bog und cattle.Powders,
A$o|ce'r'fe\c'f angi gigucj Pills, warrant* 4
to cure. MoieVs popular w'.iitc'wnrm can
dy. Moisefi liver puls.. ? purely vegetable.
Moise's morning star yeast or baking pow
dors. .'Collier's rclric?y ibV Mari and beast,
the best, J/iiiisncit ever used. We are
agents for the following articles, we offer
at proprh'torls prices:
Dr. Von Gblaim's r Royal Crown
Schnapp*. This world-rcknowued Touic
is highly rccommcudcu by the most emi
nent German PhosiciansJ and pronouueed
l>v them as perfectly pure, and free trom
all adulteration.
Oubnn-Betters and v
Pat tent'Spring Show Cases, Walnut and
Metal Frames, 4, 5,0,7 undo* feet; always
on had. . , i
nov.27 . 1G ' 3m
JUST AIlRIVm
" . .;' "A-"'' dV. '-..?.
BjPI^NDIjO L?T
OF.,
HORSES I HORSES^ t^,VS'ESI
We rr?peet fully 4nll1 flic' rItontjon of
the citizens of Ornngeburg and' Oranm
hurg Conmy to the facfi that w'e til
have a choice 1(4 of horses from Virginia,
on this market by the twentieth of De
cember. Thin stock has been selected from
choice sfock raisers in the.Old Dominion,
and with an eye to the neccssitieslof^this
market. They will consist ?f fine Saddle
and Harness horses. Wo also call'yoUr
attention to the fine lot of mil ha we-now
have on hand. We expect to keep a full
supply of both horses and. mules constant
ly on hand. If our stock don't give sat
isfaction, you can return thein^ and get
your money hack, with interest. Try us,
that's till we want.
SALE STABLES OF ^
W. ;jSI. s AIN & CO.
iuur27-*f.
--i-r )T
Horses! Mules!
Tiie undersigned keeps constantly einband n
full Stock of Horses end Muhr- to he *old a
prices to suit the time*. '
. - r,??^l. ^-''f t ;
Call .it the Ktnhle In rear of Felder,. \ ose A
Ixlar, nt Orangeburg C." JI-, or kit H table?, at
Hamberg, S. C, aud I will suit you.
I intend doing a H\ebusiness, and gtiarantaa
all 8tock flold by n\c a* represented. ? >
Mr. A. MAUKEN ?ALLKY abends to ray
business at Orangebro^lf;) w0<.
oet 30 ' F. M. DAMBERU.
| | _. ._?_. i
THE SiNGER HflLL TRIUMPHANT,
THE
new FAMiLr slNGE'r Leaving
MACHINE.'
WITH ATTACIIMKXTB KOI*. AM, KISTS OF WORK
is fast w inn in"; favor in the homchohk as shown
by the ntpidlv Increasing wiles.
. This NEW' FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is capahlc of a range and variety of work sack
as was biiee thought impossible to perform br
machinery ' Wc claim and can hIiow that it Is
the cheapest most beautiful,.delicately arrang
cd, nicely ailjusted, entity operated, ana snioo* ?
ly running of all the Family .Sewing Mach: ..es.
It is remarkable not onlv for the range and va
riety of its sewing, hut also for the variety and
diDecent kind* of texture which it will sow" with
equal fieility and perfection, u.-ing silk twist,
linen or cotton ihrem', flue or coarse, making
the interloekcd-clastic^teh, alike on both ihkw
of the fabric sewn. Thus, Waver cloth, or
leather may bo sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stitch; and, in a moment, this
willing tusd pevtr Aearylng iuMni&>nii may iw
ndpistcd for line work or gaute or gossamer ti*^
sue, or the tucking of tarlatan, or mfiltnf, or
aimn-t any other work wldeh delicate fingers
haw been known to perform.
At the world's, fair it n>cclved the great
award of the highest sale*!'
J. K. White, Agent
Oflice st Engine House, Orangeb'jrg, S. C.
pui ? lim