Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, May 11, 1878, Image 4
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This paper will publish all
Democratic matter pertaining
to the coming Campaign, also
NheriflPs Hales free of charge.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Mdthodist?Kev. iS. A. Weber, Pastor.
Services every Sunday morning 10:30,
night 8:30. Sunday School 8:30. Praver
meeting Wednesday Evening 8:30. Chil
dren's meeting every third Sunday.
Prebbytehian?Roy. J. 1>. A. Brown,
Pastor. Service? every Sunday morning
10:30 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School
8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af
ternoon 4:30.
Baptist?Rev. T. W. Mcllicbnmn, Pas
tor. Services every third and fourth Sun
day morning 10 30, night 880. Sunday
School every Sunday morning S:30. Sun
day School Miasioncry Meeting every
fourth Sunday.
Episcopal?Rev. Tj. (b (merry, Pastor.
Services third Sunday in each month.
Morning 10:30, afternoon -130.
Lvtheran? Not Supplied. Sunday
School every Sunday nionung 8:30.
Y. M. C. A.?Rooms on Russell Street. I
Open every ovening in I lie week from 8:30
to 10:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening nt 8:30 and Sunday afternoons nt
0 o'clock Business meetings fourth Thurs
day iu each month.
Honth Carolina Bfiailrou*!.
office norns at okanokiutko depot.
From 8 o'clok A.M.to 1 P. M. From
2 o'clock P.M. toot P. M.
Goods received and delivered only during
-office hours.
Hon. Samuel Dibble and Mr.
Hugo G. Sheridan have been appoin
ted, by the State Board of School
Examiners, a Board of Examiners for
Orangeburg County.
On last Thursday night I'amp
Cannon, who lives on vrs. Andrews'
place, was found ded iu his bed by
Ids wife on returning home from
Church. Cause of death unknown,
One of the easiest things lo enleh ,
_l ??.!.? . .:. . . ; ?
.?hu civ fciie ciiiuu ?uriv: "i. .
difficult to get rid of, : couch n
cold. Dr. Bud's Cough >Syru; h cv
ever, always proves equal ' to. ;
?emergency. Price 20cents.
We arc requested s.a:.: :?: t>.- |
half ol the members of tho IW. . live,
the parties and witnesses a mm on .1
in jury eases for the May ><'--?h ;-. of j
Oourt of Common PleaS need not
attend, as nojuries are present for fh?
trial of the respective causes.
11.aids to "iia" far his communi
cation; it ?Molds a pleasing variety to
usual newspaper articles, which will
be apprecia'ed by readers. Ther.!
nre many such localities as Furl
Motte in our county. Gil.more
Sim ms' work will poinl tliein out.
Henry Adams, a ctilnrecl preacher
~on~ Bull* Swamp, was shot iu the leg
by Fain Salem while stealing bis corn
?on Tuesday nicht hist. Hep .it pays
that Adams had preachc 1 a sevmoii
<on stealing on tin; previous Sunday,
but did not practise- hi< own doctrine.
lji>Aii ice house i-; something new in
Omngehurg yet our t-nterpridng
townsman, M r. Eros, Ims one and is
prepared to furnish persons in need
of ice iu anv quantity whether large
?ir small, and tit reasonable rates; a so
ice cream, and other delicacies sui\a
bit: to the hot season.
Destroyed by worin-:. Can we
imagine a more liorrib'c death :
Gnawing?gnawing?gnawing night
and day until the vitals are eat.eu
away. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
will destroy* and ejret tho.?r disgust
ing ci en tu res from the intestin p.*. Ask
for Shriner's Indian Vermifu c.
In the absence of soiuetlitug better
to do, wo would commend our idle
citizens oi elegant ea-e to the liver
and blackberry patch for a living
These beneficent arrangements of a
kind Providence arc iiilcu led to pro
vide for just such eases of nerd and
alarm as are occasioned by Jtard
times and Judge Mackoy.
At an election for municipal
officers of the tow n ol Fort Motte, S
C, on the Gt Ii inst., the fid lowing
persons were elected :
Intcudaut?Gen. Mux . Wagner.
Wardens?li. Walling, L S. Dun
can, Henry McPhersuu and J. \.
JNJ cKcuzie.
We predict that witbGcii. Wag
ner at the bend, that the tow.i of Fort
Flotte will continue to prosper
Court adjourned yesterday after
l.cining all cases nvnlving points of
Jaw which could be decided without a
.,'luiv. 'jhe case for libel brought by
G. A. Nenfl'er against T. ('. Andrews,
George JBoliver, J. Fehler Meyers
??nd Jas. "Van Tassel, some three or
lour years ago, was on motion 61 Mr.
Tbarin, of Charleston, ordered to be
docketed after the payment ol the
ueual fee of three dollars. Mr T. C.
Andrews, from some irregularity in
serving papers was loft out. This
bids fair to be a enso of some noto
riety,
Our thanks are due Mr. Snmter
Cogswell for an invitation to tlic
Coramencemeut occasion of tho Char
leston College, also to tho Calhoun
Literary Society of Wolfen! College
for the same favor to their pab'ic
debate. We "trust that these inter
esting occasions may be of advantage
to theso timc-hou ored institutions of
learning, as well as enjoyment to the
young gentlemen in attendance.
The Fair, in ai I of the Epi-oopal
Church at this place on last Wednes
day a id Tuesday nights, was a com
plete success, and we hope enough
was realized to encourage tho movers
in the enterprise and to answer the
purposes f.r which it was held; yet
greater encouragement might bo
given by our citizens to a work, wh.?so
aim is so exalted au 1 sacred. The
ladies deserve special thanks for the
interest they ulways manifest in such
matters, indeed they are the life of
the enterprise and the success is ever
in ptopor ion to the /.eal they ex
hibit.
Wo weic forcibly impressed on
last Sunday with the Bible reading
given at the Baptist Church by the
lit? v. F. G. Thcarle, of Chicago. Tho
''. ui.day School Work," was shown
to be sanctioned by the Scripture,
also what shall be taught, and the
promises held out to thoso engaged
in the Work, by texts ,-el.cted tr??m
various p it ions of Scripture and
road by persons in the congregation.
This lust feature was novel and par
licularly interesting and instructive
In tin teachers au I others engaged
in ihi? sacred duty. fuch readings
introduce u pleasing and profhublc
vor;? \ ;<> the Sunday School exer
Tbe Firemeii > ! :.:?uh appoint*! |
fi/r last Ti;?>da.y afternoon win a '
complete Success, the praise j or which i
\f etpiaiiy d:ti the Chief imd the
excellent Com panics under his com*
uiand With good machines in the
hai'.dj ol H.eh men and an abundant
.-'..| ply of wster in lime, the firefiend
>:"? I it lit'ib damage to our grow- t
ing city, ->(??.',:? before was the
necessity for n better engine iu the
hands of ih1 Young America-; so
ap; uretit ro last Tuesday. The heavy
and -.-to n acl:i no but illy ?uiis the
on king voting men at It ci ropes,
I he Klliotts with their truck and
new ladders ma lc a line appearance.
We hope tlo'v may n :vei have an
occasion to try the toil length outho
top of a bouse iu Oraugehurg.
. he Comets (colored) have reason
to be proud of their little pet. .She
is a tine machi?c and iu tho htudsof
an ah e body of men . No less piai.se
is due i In- Independents who evident
ly kn ow the power of their engine,
their duty and are able to perform it
Chief II gg.- is one man out of a thou
sand; with an indomitable will, un
llaging energy and a perfect knowl
edge of his business he kuows no
such thing as a failure. He is in
deed a worthy Chief of noble men.
THE JI 'Jl Y '111U UBL K?
in consequence of a motion tnat.e
by the State's Attorney, Mr. Jervey,
that the list, from which tho Grand
and Petit Juries were drawn last
January, was illegal, and a rulo of
Judge Mackey which sustained that
motion, our Court is without the
necessary Juries and our citizens
without justice This places Orange
burg t nunty in rather an awkward
position, because, according to the
accepted belief, we can have no Court
of Sessions until next January, or
until a special act ot the Legislature
relieves us from the trouble. At the
October term of last year, Judge
Cookc ruled that tho li->t, from which
the 'urics were drawn, was illegal,
although that list wa s made up of five
hundred names and within the limits
proscribed by law, which says the list
shall consist of not more than one
tenth nor less i bau oue, twentieth ol
the numbi r ol voters in the County.
To relieve the County of the trouble
occasioned by ibis strange ruling of
Judge Cook?, Hon. S Dibble proeur
cd the enactment of a specif.i law
to allow the Jury Commissioner to
draw Grand and Petit Juries to
verve t he present year. A fair inter
pretation of that law would have
continued the Grand Jury for the
Court- of the present year as its plain
provisions intended; but the lateral
ing of the erratic Mackey upsets the
whole matter and leaves the Court
und County in their present condi
tion. L will cost the County at least
8300 or 84.0C dollars Court expenses
besides the additional cost of dieting
tho prsonera a whole year, all of I
which seem to be due, iotho?ret!
place, to the wild motion of Mr. Jer
vey, nnd afterward to the ruling of
Judge Maekey.
[communicated.]
llOVTESVILLK, 8. C.
Mr. Iultor :
In your lust ieaue my name
appeared as a candidate for nomina
tion to the legislature. It was so
announced without my knowledge or
authority aod I most positively
decline.
Truly &c,
J. 6. Bowman.
[communicate!*.]
Mr. Editor :
1 hog leave to make n rorrfcttou in
your paper of 27lh ultimo :u refer
ence to an accident on th? S. (J., K. II.
instead of "u man employed by Mr.
Win. Isdar to mind birds from hi* ;
lie'd," k was a little chi'.l n >f over?
years of agi and ,n cmidn of mine
who was killed. 1 tr?wt you will
innke the correction as i* i-< .* il ??il.it
edto<ast n reflection on not only the
family name- of the person n
suddenly carried utYj but on the who c
colored race. That a man should he
einploj'cd at no more active or 1
remunerative occupation than that j
of minding birds from a lie'd. h in-I
deed a reflect ion.
lii'spect fully.
Owen < armicti ?el.
ft;- >MM L'XIC VI I D.]
Tu tlier Legislator.
Mister Edi'r iti- :
Deer Sur?I wuld lik fur yew tor
put this apcal in yer iu *t waluablc
papur, that ii' the hon mrahul gentle
metis thut .-i > iu tin* ahov budie don't
kum togi'thur sone and inak moor
iirficeM* yur humbul riter is a tee red
th.o thar wiJ Ikhj a war aiming our
pc-j.iii. tin peari to.* um tb it
evry tiiggur an white mini that k.*iu
ether, reed or vote ihtni; I hay urtei'
hay an ohohabk' or puj'iu' po.dshuu j
I; Lre?v i ain't much on ritiug
but (rum mi ohsitrvushuii i ce a great
dec! uv raugliug about priniory 'lec
lions ami so foth that it's hard tu tell |
which i.i whot tor a fellow tu hi th"se j
times an days. Ther's 1 ihiug certon,
sur and that's if our hotter thinking
an judging men don't du sumthin tu
stop al this; big fus and adop the
H&tnptiug policy lliroout, the Deiai*
krat Jparty is gone tew the d?1 and i
wuld hear stait that it wuld bee the
best patic fur sum |that claims to be
strnilnut enyhow.
If yu think the abuv is wurth
cuything yu kau put it in the papur,
an if yu dos, i wil, ma bee rile agin.
But lett nice stait emphaturcally i
ain't kno urfis seeker.
_ Itouuur Rial.
John Morrissey, ex Congress man
and prize lighter, of New York, died,
comparatively poor. lie is said to
have held but a nominal 'interest in i
the famous clubhouse and race course
at Saratoga, and he hail to neglect!
bis business entirely for months past, I
while running up heavy doctor's bills.
He spent a lot of money in the politi
cal campaign of last fall, and was
always noted for bis generosity; he
has long supported three sisters, oue
of whom is a widow and blind und
left them 810,000 apiece iu the will
he made last winter, other legacies
to various friends, and the rest of his
property to his wife. Hut it is pretty
plain, as bo had even then begun to
suspect, thai there won't he enough to
go "around," and bis wife will proba
bly be left with little exo. pt the Sa
ratoga homestead ] he purchased for
her severai years ago.
The Antecedents of Disease.
Among the antecedents of disease are in
ertness in tlie circulation of the blood, an
unnaturally attenuated condition of the
physique, indicating that the life current is
delicient iu nutritive properties, a wan
haggard look, inability to digest the food,
loss of appetite, sleep and strength, and a
sensation of unnatural languor. Ali these
may he regarded an a-noiig the indication of
upproaddng disease, which will eventually
attack the system and overwhelm it. if it is
not built up ami fortified in advance. In
vigorate, then, without lossot time, making
choice of the greatest vitalizing agent ex
tant, lb htetier's Stomach Hilters, an elixir
which h is given health and vigor to my
riads of dek and debilitated, which is
avouched by physicians and analysts to be
pure as well as effective, which is immense
ly popular in lids county and extensively
used abroad, and which has been for years
past one of the leading medicinal staple? of
America.
may 11 _ ____________ *m
The purest and b;st baking powder
made is the Excelsior linking Powder.
It makes delightful v.allies, huscuits,
&c. Prepared fresh every week.
Price, half pound 25 cits, one pound
60 cts. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wan
rjamak/r.
All parties desiring a good organ
would do well to call ou, or address.
Kev. 8. T. Holmitn, Orangeburg, S.
O, before purchasing elsewhere, as ho
is prepared to furnish the "match
less Burdett Organ" on the most
reasonable terms for cash. It would
bo difficult, if not impossib. e, to find
n better reed instrument than the
BurdjsttO gan. In the language
of another, "// is tin' mun* ?I wonder nf
the worM. may 4 lm
Dobbins Electric Soap.
Having obtaiuod the agency of this
Ci lebrate?! soap for St. Matthews and
vicii.it\ , I append the npiniou of some
of our best people as to its merits :
Wo have used Dobbins electric
soap mado by J D. Cragin ?fc Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., and take pieasu.ro
in recommending it to uur neighbors.
It saves time and labor and does not
injure the finest fabric. Boiling the
clothes is entirely unnecessary anil
but very little rubbing is needed.
Mus. D. I). Jonks,
.1. N. Fooi.t:,
" A. It. ItOWICK.
?' M. P. Way.
I desire all my friends and custom
ers to give this soap one trial so that
they may know just bow good the
best soap in the U. S. is.
W, J. SlTtDKR, ?olc Agent,
mar 20 8;v
Astonishing Saccpss.
It is the duty of every person who
has used Boschce's Gorman Syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing Consump
tion, severe Coughs,Croup, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and iu fact all throat
and lung diseases. No person can
use it without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and
we consult r it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptive, at least to try one
I bottle as 40,000 dozen bottles were
s Id last year, and mo case when; it
lail'il was reported. Such a medicine
as the German Syrup cannot be loo
widely known. Ask your Druggist
about it. Sample Bottles to try sold
at 10 celt Is. Itegulnr size 75 cents.
I For sale by all Druggist in the
United ."States.
jan 2(5 ly
ADVICE (iIIA TIS?
The Hon Alcxun ler II. Stewn*
says :?"The Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven a mo.*t valuable
remedy to me."
Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia,
says:?"I shall always use it with
perfect e-mfidonee, and recommend it
to the. public as a remedy which will
afford that sa'is-fuetion experienced
by me and mine. It excels every
thing K?r cough-, colds and obstinate
lung affect ions."
ICx-Gov. Brown, of Ga., says: "He
finds the (Hobe Flower Cough Syrup
a most excellent remedy."
Stich endorsement by our great and
good men deserves tho attention of
the nfHicted. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup. It will positively cure con
! riitmplion.
For -ale hv Dr. A. C. Dukes.
Market Reports.
Corrected every week by Messrs. Uut.L |
St Kr?v ill.
SATl'Kn.vv, May I I, 1S7S.
COTTON
Middling*.
Low Middling*. .s(''"?
t Ordinary. 7.< s
PROVISIONS
t'orn.?? 6(1
New Com .
Peas. 7.s
Fodder, per 100 lbs. K
Kough Kiev. 1.1?
FOR SAL.E.
Two verv dedrable I.nts,onc with a
good Dwelling ami ??11 iieees.?ary out build
ings shunted on Market Street known as
the Ezekiel residence, the other bot in iu
rear of the u1m>v?*. The above property is
the best and most henlthv located nf aitV hi
Town. The first named lloiiso und Lot will
be rented on the first of May until sold.
Terms reasonable Applv to
MKS. A. K. VAN NOOHDKN*.
apr'l 19 om
"VTollce or BH?iniM?al.?\ot lee
F^l i* hereby given that iu one month
from date, 1 will tile invfinal account as
Guardian of Kiama Jane C'laik, (now Mrs
Emma .1. Cooper) in the Probate Court for
Ornngebiirg County, and will ash for my
discharge* l>. LOUS, Guardian.
April 27, 1S7S. lm
"VfOTIcrc. ? Tlie Following
}l Watches will be sold for the amounts
due for repairs, at auction for cash, at the
store of \V? F. Kobiuson, Russell Street,
Orangebiirg, S. ( "., on Saturdav, the 18th
day of .May, 1S7H, at II o'clock A.M.,
unless redeemed before that date. Names
of owners are as follow* :
Nestor Curry, SI; James Fehler, Stk
William Fogle, Brunson, $3; IIilliard
Footman, $/; lt. (i. Frederick, $7; Jordan
Sherrod, $5; A. Slniler, $0; Taylor benja
min, -$; W. II. lliley, SM; Milliard
Mentz, S:t; Charles Jnmison, SI; Sam
Durant, $11.50; Pater Mark, $;>; Lewis
Robinson, $2; Alfred Cornelius, $?">; .loe
laaacs, $0; Charles Saspbrtas, $'i; Lewis
Mosa, $:t; Landv Johnson, 8?.
ANNIE EZEKIEL VAN NOORDSN,
Adm'x Est. E. Ezekiel.
April 27, 1878.
apr'l 27 3t
11 i . . . ..... ._. p . - ... _ _mm
RES YES & SHESIDAI:!
DUUOGTSTS AND PHAftfil ACE?TIST3.
Would call the uttention oi' the eiti/.cus to their largo nod well select3d
Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Paints, Oils, Segars
ami Tobacco.
Which they now have on band and are selling at prices suited to the
bard times.
They study with earo the wants of their customers, and keep fully up
with the times in their business.
Physicians' Prescriptions are put up at all hours by careful hands, and
none but the I'urest Drugs are uf?ed in compounding.
They respectfully ask a trial.
REEVED & S3;IT^"RH:)jViST
a pi 27 1878 52
H. S. EEH1TEEEE? Agent,
CORNER RUSSELL & BROUGIITOIn STS.,
Offers for sab at the LOWEST CASH Pit If ES Iiis large an 1 i ell
assorted stock oi ? ??OC.' B?] 5? g consisting of
Coflecs, Bacon, Canned Salmon,
T?'as, Strips. " Lobsters.
Sugars, Hams, " Mackerel,
Flour, La i ll, " Oysters,
Grist, Butter, " Tomatoes,
Meal, Snap. " Green Peas,
Bice, Starch, " Corn Beef,
And always keep on baud a full supply of
1.1Q I..* O I? S, WI N S A ND 3 G A IiS.
1 am disposing of the balance of my old stock of Drv Goods, Show
?r.Us, Crockery and Glass Ware at and below COST PP.ICES.
Also f.r -ale Dry Rillt Ham.S ^ 10 cts per lb. and
RACON at OA cents per f?ound. II. S. PEN NEK EH, Agent.
ESTATI3 SAl.i:.
Uv virtue uf the order of the Probate
Judge, I will JeU at the Srtorc ?1 William
F. Robinson, Watchmaker and Jeweller,
Ktl'tel 1 Street, Orangcburg S. ('., on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the9th,
10th and lltl1 data of May, 1878, al public
auction for CASH*.
All the STOCK of WATCHES,
JEWELRY and other articles belonging to
the Estate of the late Emmanuel Lzukieb
deceased. Also, a large uumber of Note*
and Accounts belonging to the same Kstate.
A lift of the said Notes and Account!) may
lie sucn at the l'rohate Ullice, or at the Store
of Mr. William F. Robinson.
ANNIE EZEK1EL VAN NOORDCX,
Administratrix.
April 19, 1878.
Parties who have left Watches, ''locks or
Jewelry for repair will please cali and
settle "with the festste, as the Estate will be
speed!lv closed. ?
api'1'19 'M
OPIUM
and 'Inri.blr.r habit ear*].
TlOrialnat an.loolr abioluu
CCIfk "k?l3 iiim for lK.ok oa
Opium Knli,(. la W. n. !> ; .We,
V.?:;:lwt D. lire.t.1 CO.. lui
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NEW GOODS I
GOOD NEWS!!
NEW GOODS!!
AT
Theodors Kolm'S
BUY COODS
Literally given away.
THX3
GREATEST BARGAINS
Y LOT !
We desire very respectfully to direct at
tention to the ariival of our!
SI SPRISC SI
\
New Dress Goods, New Dross Prints, New
Dress Lawns. New Dress I'iques Ham
burg Edgings and Inertion-, rang
ing from 3c. np the Largest
and Cheapest Line ever
?i.i'.ivd.
r^a<.lies l!r<- Bows, Jabots, Pcarfs,
Ivushingd, Frillings and I.aces
of tho Latest Styles und rat
terns.
Liegau; Novelties in Silk Lace Seutfs and
Ties.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Fans (!ir
dl?*3. Huttons, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars,
Mihbons, White Goods, Towels,
Toilet (^uilir-. i\c., Arc., in gnat
Variety, and at Prices so
Low as to Astonish Von.
GoOtl and Faddouable Clothing at un
equalled lx?w Prices.j
We ?fter the Largest, best assorted and
most Attractive Stock of
MEN & YOUTHS
CJl< >1 11 in is, ever shown ni^ Orangeburg
at Prices that are positively Lower
than those of any other house in the
country.
'Pile Latest Fiishions'in Ladies, men,
Boys, Misses and Ahildrcn I I ATS.
The Finest Display of
Gent's Furnishing
Goods
81.00^81 00 81.00 81.00 81.00 81.00
The best SM I KT ever sold for One Dol
lar made of Wainsutta^Long Cloth ami 2'-".*
Linen
Sl.oO ?1.00 81.U0 81.00 $1.00 81.00
Our repuiaiioii for Low Prices,
Reliable Goods and Hcliablo Business
Methods is sutlictcntly established to make
remarks tin necessary.
We invite every reader of the TilUOS
to an examination of our Stock with the
assurance that they will not be disappoint
ed. Agent lor
Mme. D EMORESTS'
Reliable Patterns.
THEODORE KOHN.
apl 6 187R c
2(> Home-Power Portable
Kuglne For Kale.
Wishing to purchase a larger Engine,
we offer for sale, at about HALF THE
PRICE OF A NEW ONE, our Engine
which may bereit running every day, at
our paw ?will. This is p. r*re ehascc for sr.y
party wanting a uo<<d Engine of 20 Horse
Power. Apply to
J. STRAUSS & Co.
uprM 1.". lm
" PEESCRIPTip
I -ir tbr> <i.t(-n-i 'utv (>rRcnalnal wrtkuiu.M
Mnntiuoil uu.t nil rtln-inleM brourht OB by fnOlar
crotioix or CXerM. Any JJm^?t\l bu IU tnif*^
rtleau. I>r. IV. JA<tt'tS A C-O.. M?. BM
Ucat SIt?i street, 1'UiclnMU, O. .
apr'l 27 ly
Is hereby given that the undersigned
will tile his final account an Committee of
William Pendarv'w with the Judge of
Probate for Orangc-burg County on the
14th of May next and oak for letters
Dismissorv.
J. HTSLEY
April 13, 1678.
apr'l 13 4t
ISTOTICE.
Notice in hereby given, that the under
signed will file his final account, r:
(iuardian of Daniel E. Smoke and Alice
ttilev .formerly Smok?*) with the Judge of
of Probate, for Orangebnrg County Ott the
Sovcntb day of May $Bffm^SjmrmW!rCSe"
Letters of DLmiissory.*
DANIEL SMOKE.
Apri! ?Ith 187S. 4t
TU BnuJj .f JM Wik Cattaaaa,
Barhnm'8 Infallible
PILE CURE.
Manufactures ?r tkm -
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FOR SALE.
A C'-it.-.ne containing Four Room with .
Dining Room and Kitchen attached. Tho
Lot in larpc and pleasantly located near the
(cntreofthe Village. TcrnuTwo-Thrid?)
Cash, balance in oae or twojear*. Apply
for particular ' to
E. ?. HUBBLE,
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T-A.KjS notice.
The undersigned respectfully informs the
Citizens of the Town and County that he is
prepared todo up und make MattruMea on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Prices will be as low
as possible. Order* solicited.
JOUNOBQEN.
jun.-> 9 it
MARRIED
DR. BUTTS
No. 12 N. Eighth 9tm
?STPwwB^BH 8t- Louis, Mo.
Who hu ha.l greater czjuvtawf ta tha tr*atmtr>t of MM
acxual tr.I'.mii-i cf In.Hi oinlc cud ftmah} thtn any phytUtta
In Iii? W, ii, K.K? tha iMuiu of hUku< mSMMMtSBi
practica iu Iii? ?.^.-t., j-y^r-.MIfK^ W'art1
The PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAQS
The PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
nnoka that arc rrallr OnMea a*4 Salf-taaSraatan taafl taa*.
Ure pTtninin|< t.> dvnko?d and Hi?m>mI.anS aamala
wanilonK frit. They arobrautifulli llla*tral**,aad|ae)Wla
lai.^iiaxr, eaaily uiulrratoorL Tha two booka atohraaaivl
papi-e, anil c.niUln taluatil. tufbri?>ll.a f 11 hnlk)aaaillaSaaS
aiiirlr -aith alltl r rrn ntlmpt.ti In nn m alliial miS
Und v. lmti'urhuincpaprraaay i^nMlUMwMMpaa^iad
In Dr. DxllV naw Work, la lano way of
arlrr, but la aomethiiiE thai turjeso
V.alh. thir victim of early Indlx rtttan I
pcrlV.tly healthy mavl'c.tmt with
of life, and Ik* Wuai.a, In mil
from tlie many Ilia hu aox U
to."?Kt. Louta Journal.
roi'LLAB PKirss ? 80 eta. ?ach
both in ona Tolume, 01 I in cloth a
gilt. U eta. extra. Bent undar aral, _
receipt of prlc* la snouay ox itaoipa.
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fta K?Mhjg
SAMUEL DXBBliXB,
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Corner Church and St. Paul's Street
Ornngcbtirg. 8. C.
apr' 1 0 3re
DENTISTRY.
Dr. L- S. Wolfe can be found st his office
over E/.ckiel's Store where he is prepared
to execute work on the roost improved
styles, at short notice and st reasonable
pricea* All work guaranteed.
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