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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
The Ruined Forests.

The Milwaukee Sentinel Of October 21si,
says: "The one irreparable loss from the
late horrible free, is, after, all, neither the
destruction Of yilluge nor Of city. Human
life is, of course, the one loss that claims pre-.
ccdence Of all others; bu. laying that ou. Of
tho question, the loss wo shall feel most cer>
tuinly and most deeply is the destruction Of
such an enormous tract of forest throughthis
whole Northwest. Chicago will be rebuilt
long before that destruction can be made good.
Ten years will make over again that great cen.
tic Of trade and industry. It's streets will be
as bustiusy and its business men as driving
as before the disastcrj but she silent process
of nature cannot be hurried and this geuer.
alton, at least, will pass away before the woods
can recover themselves.
at is by no means as so much lumber that
tho trees are most valuable tous. Their value
as lumber is; OF course, enormous 10 us, but
the living trees arc ultimately Of moro conse-
quence to US than the felled ones. A great
tract of forest like that destroyed during the
past summer is one of the most important
agents in determining our climate, and cannot
DO mcddled with to such an enormous extent
without inducing serious climatic changes
The forest in country like this Northwest,
without great hill ranges, either to accumu d
late tho springs aad Set them flowing down
the valleys or to arrest and discharge tho
clouds, depends for the certainty Of its water
supply almost entirely upon its forests tracts
to perform these seryices. Cut down, or burn
these TO any great extent, and dessicatiou Of
the soil Immediately begins. Droush.s have
been growing fuarfulIy common with us oflate
years, owing to the gradual destruction Of
these primeval gatherets Of moisture. We
do not like to predict evil, but certainly the
wasting of such immense tracts of Woodland
is not going to help matters. 1t is in this
view that the fire in the wilderness may ultis
matcly prove a mote lasting calamity to ua
than fire in the city, aud produce results less
easy'to avert or CONTROL"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

= Hoop Poles in large quantities are now
scnt irom Virginia northward for shipment to
tho West Indies. A firm of Northern gems
tlemon have force OF ffty hands employed
in getting out hoop poles near New Canton,
B3 miles west of Richmond. The hOop,polCs
arc transported by the James River Caual to
Richmond, and at that point arc transferred
to coasters, aud Oh arriving at port Of desti,
n4tiOh, arc re.shippcd to tho West Indies,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER & CO ,

NOAH WALKER 4 co,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
ANNOUNCES the introduction Of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call tpccial attention. They will
Ecud on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full line Of samples from their immcnEc stock
Of Cloths, ;CpIIimeres, COating., shlrting', &C.
thun cpabltug parties n any part OF the country 10
order tLrir Clothing and Shirts dircc: from them,
with the certainty OF receiving garnen" oil
Tie Very Latest SySe ~,
att,,n,bIo. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
10 nny mart Of the country. As 10 well khown
tho Southern States they have iOr Fot'y
three Years excCled in all departments ol uhGn el
busIucsa, which 10 a substantial guarantee a. ioIne
character Of tho Goods they VIII sendo ou'' IAFSe
and we'll assorted stock OF
READY.MADE CLOTHING
slway. on hand together with AfuIl liasof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all The latest novelties IN deEign, and
Ar POPULAR PRICES
When Good are uenl per Express c. o. D.: there
will b, no collection charge on aihouhhol SGo ANY
nysr Rules for selt measurement SAMPLES OF
Goods uLd Price List free on application, me az
trntiUn Of the Trade lS invited 10 our Who!etas
S, pspSr.nent which isalWAyO Kept up t0'hs hiGhs"
Standard NOAH WALKER & CO.,
...,,,cr, and Dealers in Mems and liOyt
TIo;Sing and Furnishing Goods, either
TeSdy made or nlade 10 order
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
spitiit Of yctfcrsor.
Charlestowu, West Va, November %.
The Hero Of Two Big Fires,

Piegau Phil (suys tho Lancaster (Pa)
IntcNigcncer) seems incapable Of lifting him
self from The filthy slough Of tyranny aud
outrage upon, not only dcccncy, but the CON,
mOn rights of humanity, into which he has
long since descended. His clement seems to
be carnage aud bloodshed, and he rcvels amid
suffering as the very persODifcatiOn Of tho
angel with the ink>horn and fend of horrors.
Hunting Piegan Indians, and nrrdetinE their
papooscs and squaws, or shooting and hanging
without arrest or trial, to add to the terrible
scenes of turning Chicago, seems to be the
only sphere where he is perfectly at home
Tho Easton Argus is terribly, yet justly sc>
vero upon his military acts Of usurpation, and
draws graphic picture Of scenes in which he
cOuspicuousIy figured, 1t says:
ut is now little more than seven gears
since the Shenandoah Valley was laid waste,
Homes which had sheltered many generations
were mercilcssly burned down, and young and
old, tottering grands'res, weak woman, help,
less children, we're turned out into the fields
and highways aud left BY the inhumauily Of
man to the pity of God which, in that hour,
seemed terribly far away. BarnS were given
to the flames, fences were destroyed, and even
the implements Of agriculture were gathered
into heaps aud made bonfires Of. In all tho
history Of the worlds wars there is no record
Of destruction more ruthless, or wauton, or
wicked than this. 1t was curse which fell
upon the innocent and helplcss-upou those
who wero past fighting, or were not old
enough to fight or strong enOugh-a crugadU
against maidens and mothers, old men on
crutches; and babies in cradles.
The distinguished warrior who led in this
campagn of rapine, who applied the torch to
thousand hOmestGuds, and set the Overtlow>
ing barns Of the great valley smoking and
cracking under peaceful sky-who snapped
the grandsire's stniT with The strong hand md
sent the armed heel crashing through the
cruile-was General Philip Sheridan. lie
nude clean job, spelling everything, even to
the very crops on the earth over which he
swept, and spfring nOthing-nOt roof, tree,
gruin stack, nor widows COW.
We recall this little reminisCence of seven
years ago merely by way of directing atten>
ton to the eminGnL good taste Of the Mayo:
Of Chicago, during the recent great fire, u
committing to General Sheridan the guar,
dianship Of tho public peace aud making him
the almoner of the public charity. twas a'
if tho keeper of coos>shOp should cutrust
to au aged buzsard Of battered bcak-curions
only ia carrion aud keen iorit-,hc sampliug
and selection uIShis butchers meat. 1t was
giving the supervision of quarantine to a
small,rox pptiept fostering in tho conauent
sores Of his ninth day"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

- Some ono with spare time on his hand
has been investigating a bushol Of wheat aud
reports that it contains 666, 900 grain5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. P. II. STAUB,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICE 4sI st. Paul St cor. Saratoga and ST. Paul,
r..a BALTIMORE.
PRACTICES 10 all tho Courtlof Baltimore, Bal.
and supreme Court, United stRteI. Titlrs Ex.
amIned, DecdS, Mortgages and Legal Papers pre-.
pared promptly. Special attention paid to CoIlec.
ton Of DEBTS against residents and non reSidents
and immediate returns made. H-
, vi -- REFERENCES:
RohertT. Banks, Mayor, Baltimore.
J.wesley GueSl, CAIh'r Citizens Nat. bn'k, Bait.
J. A. Hambleton K Co., Bankers, Bait.
Robt. Mickie, CaSh'r Nat. Union bank, Bait.
Carroll, Adams K Netr, Bait. ..
Oct. 81, 1s7l-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

CURIOUS OusroM.-The causes for whicli
q Mahometan woman may demand divorco
are clearly aud broadly laid down in the
Koran, aud her evidence is sufficient, because
the Nlahomctan law supposcs that womans
must be violently aggriCved beibre the inods
csty Of her sex will allow her to appear In
public with such application. 80 careful is
this law to spare her feelings, that she is not
even required to recount her injuries, unless
Of her own free will; all she has to do is to
place her slipper resersed-that is, with the
sole upward-beforo the cadi, and tho case is
finished; tho divorce is granted without fur,
thOr inquiry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

An old gentleman living near Nesbury.
port, called for cough medicine at a drug,
store the other day. The first dcst stifened
him out as stiff as stakcj and he lay on the
floor two hours foaming at the mouth, aud he'
swellcd up as big as two. This he thought
the effect Of tho disease, and SO hG took another
dose, and Gays that It stiisned him outstifferI
than before. Flo lay foaluing at the mouth
for three hours and swelOd up bigger than
three. When hO came to himself he took o
spoonful Of the medicine and threw it into tho
fire, when II exploded with great flash, and
what remained in the bottle be dashed against
stone wall Then he went to the store aud
found his bottle Of cough mixture all safe, but
a bottle Of fly poison was missing, =.
~ don't miss my church ps mitch m,
you SUPPOSE" said q lady to her minister,
who had called upon hcr during her illness,
"fOr 1 make Betsy ST. at tho window as soon
as the bell bOgihs to chime, aud tell'ms who
are going TO church, and whether they ihayei
anything new" f..i .aNr iag
or all acts Of coxardicc, the ttsshest ID
that which leads US TO abandon good cause
because II Is weak, and join u bad eause beA'
tausu ii is strong. 1isi ~ y!
Sewing machines are soon TO DO intro.
ducsd in the public schools Of the State Of
North Carolina
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

no TRAVELLERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

AN INGENIOUS INvENrIoN.-Thefe is q
clock on exhibition at the Maryland Institute
Fair, which is a novelty equal, if not superior,
in its intricaces, to the great clock at Stras,
bourg. 1t strikes tho quarter hours, on four
bells Of different tones. It strikes an alarm
to waken tho master Of the house. Lights
lamp and kiudlcs FIRE in the stove. A car-
riaye is seen coming along road. II stops
before the inventors place Of business, and
the occupant Of the vehicle gets clock which
has been left there for repairs. A bell is
sounded 10 the chamber Of a servant, who
awakes apparently astCuished at being reused
from sound sleep. She looks a.ouud for d
few minutes and, being modest girl, draws
tho curtaihs SO as 10 arrange her toilet. The
carriage is again upon the road. Neat tocky
emineuce, robbcr springs from. cave and
attempts to stop the horses. A desperate fight
cnsues. A farmer near tho roadside, not
seeing tho tobberi tries to help the coachmsn
urge the horses along. A hunter, in the dis
tance DISCOVERIES the robberI fires his rife,
wounds the highwayman, who falls back into
the cave. The carriage drives on with its
occupant. All this work is accomplished
through the extraordinary manipulations Of
the lock.-Smlay telegram.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-28

OLp CLoruEs.-Sueer at old clothes
They are often made holy by long sacrifices;
BY careful foldings away tha! they may last
until the deaf ones are provided for. If many
an old coat could speak, what tales 1t would
tell Of the noble heart beating underneath. !
Youder rusty garment would repeat the
struggles Of devoted father whose son is earn
ing larrels at the college hard by. How he
counted his tarthings and chOked down his
pride, tha. his boy, his noble boy, might yet
do him honor. '7 ~
That faded shawl, folded tightly over spare
shoulders Year after year has the mother
cleansed and meuded, and laid it carefully
away (as sho called it) good as new" that
her blle.eyed daughter might have an edit
cation, and tho mother smiles over the
dim, dusty,patterned ribbon and prim old
merino that were cleansed up to enable her to,
buy bessie pretty bonnet aud dress such
as she deserved. t'-I&
Oh, that blessed sclf.denial Of aspiring pow
crty Hallowed be the old bonnets old
cloaks, old coats, ay, and old shoes, When,
such love points to them as monuments .,
More than one bright aud shining light, lot
us tell you, owes its brilliaucy to old clothes +
more than one star in literature, philosophy,
and science. 'r.r. ,ljt,h
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08
BETTER AND fresher things than over
arc amounted in Mr.: Geo. vose's /.
vertisemeut of to-dsy. Read it, House
keeper without delay.

+ BRANcnvILLE has a Bnsc Ball Club,
We ~ohld suggest to our friends of Or
augobnfs the idea of getting up ona
here. We should like to see them well
practicel, and challenge the Branchyile
Club-and whip them out. From the
account a friend gave us Il few nights ago,
of the last game played by the Branch
vile Club, this wouldn't be hard to do.
1t is reported that four men out of every
Eve, either fell down or tumbled down.
Marvellous T! There is no lager beer
there. Wonder what caused this dispo-
sition to tumble? Better watch your
eye, Thomas.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08
s e r O. RS
UNADULTERAFED ALE AND
Ia EXP REER

T AGER BEER. CONTAINING COPE
IL a and ALE dociorv'l With Salt. Lime
AMI Alum. are the latest deliberations dis
covered in New-yorK.
Professor Mapcs of Ncw.York. Analysed
the Beer from n dozen different Brewcries,
and all were found adnltcratei with noxious
substance. 1t is said. that the sale of Drugs
to brewers, is n profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infamous Coceu!us iudicus
fish berry, nux-vomica. (dog button) from
which strychnine is obtained. arc some of
the delectable substances found III Beer!
These are potent poisoms. and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own watts.
L. 81 nm willing 10 be drowned in IN;
own watts, If any Impurities should be foand
in nry Beer.
| shall continue to make n hcaltbful
beverage, SO that it may be drank 10y the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN c.. SEEGERS, Co,nmbia. S. G..
For sale iu Or%anseburg by tho cas.s or
otherwise. by mER0NEI & sam.
jan Nv
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~
+. IL. w. BnIoeMANN & Co.-This
old and well established firm advertise in
this issue, the arrival of new spring
goods, which arc worth looking Mt. The
Captain aud his co.adjutors FRAKk and
Major Pou,will take pleasure in SHOW
ing these new goods TO their customers,
and arc confident of giving satisfaction
to all.
The Captain also has fof sale tile
sNeshwita Pulverising Larrow;" a most
useful and efficient agricultural imple-
ment; also the iroa frame G,s!.!vatsr
Capt. Btiggmann is agent for these i'm
Elements, as also for d iicW we'll top, by
means OF which the bucket is easily
drawn up aud inverted so as to empty its
contents into a trough, where it is poured
out by u spout. acting like d ptmp. This
is a beautiful aud admirable cuntrivanae.
We invite the attcu.ion Of cur people to
these beautiful inventions. Capt. Brigg-
mann will operate his machines in
Orangeburg on Tuesday next, when he
invites all to witness thcir performances.
Let all come and see them. If we would
adi one utter word OF praise of the
Captains enterprise, urbanity aud relia,
bic dealing, it would be liz regard to the
most excellent Lager he keeps on
hand, and furnishes to his thirsty friends
with his genial smile,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

New IRIsn lo1AToEs.-Mr. William
r. Bull, our old md we'll known towns
man lIas succeeded in securing a first
rate garden, in mhich all manner of
Vegetables are growing aud thriving
finely. He presented for our inspection
one day this wek,a lot of new Irish
potatoes, whicl arc the first of the sea-
son, and whicl'arc proofs positive of
his horticultural success.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

se y. r#~- -.N- |FF"H.
On THE first page of this issue may
be tound an article bearing 0 the
subject of orr Free Schools. Our cor
respondent shows up the reverse side of
the picture, aud as regards the teachers
of schools, and the privutions they are
suffering the colorings though dark are
painfully true to life. But our people
4 should not be too soon to lose faith in a
measure, which has not as yet been fair
~ tested. The School System in this
State is at this time, in its infancy, and
mas not been in operation long enough
20 secure the har .%.onious working of it.
machinery. At the same time We be-
lieye to be hard, and cruelty unjust that
the teachers should be the sufferers,
from these irregularities. Teachers are
like other men, and however disagreea-
E E.A5 b, = :;a=a '=ho 9:nao:
see both sides of the question, they have
TO live. Now we know of some local.,
ties in witch the people are faithfully
standing by their teachers in this try
Ing time. In other places the teacher
takes a Free School and il he does not
receive his pay from the State within u
certain prescribed time, his patr ,ns pay
him for his %set4ices and he turns his
public accounts over to them, so that
whenever the money is paid, the com
.annity receives The benefit oi the Free
School provision just as in any other
case. This is a good arrangement, and
until the machinery of the new system
is brought regularly into play, it is Que
which we would recommend our people,
to make. At one aud the same time il
will secure the advantages of a Free
School, TO a community, and a liyeIi-
hood for the teacher. The laborer is
worthy of his hire" and if VIC urc to
have Free Schools they should not be at
the expense Of Teuclcss.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

Posi- MISTER DEAARs.-We are
authorized TO state that the rumor,
which obtained circulation a few days
since, to tie effect that Mr.. De Mars,
Post Maser at this place, had been re-
moved, pincorrcet. For this we have
the bestzuthority. And We beiiese VIC
reflect tie sentiments of our entire com.
munityshcn we say that we are glad
that it's 50. Mr. DeMars is an eficieut
Post hstcr; and well merits the com.
plimet, SO often paid to him by the
fih';, viz "Tha. orr Post nai.e ~ns
neve' SO we'll kept" We hope Mr.. De.
Mar'wiIl long retain his Office, and ex-
ercisq itTdutics as courtcously and salts,
i%ac'oFiIll in the future as in the past.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

tional'Tsx of oncper centuni on Real Estate;
and0ne Hundred per ccntum on Licenses.
SEo. XVI. 30 IL further Ordained thotthe
fiscal year shall begin on the lst day of
April a. d. 1871.
sfc. XVII, BE IL further Ordained TINT
his Ordinance shall remain in force until
amended or repealed.
SEc. XVIII. Be;t further Ordained that
all Ordinance or part of Ordinances Militia
ting against this Ordinance be and the same
nre hereby repealed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

A RIA FOR OUR DARBEa.-Iu En-
gland, IN Queen Elizabeth's time, the
gpwtEof beard was regulated by Stat
ue i'll jLincoln's Inn, and lit was order
81 that no fellow OF that house should
wear a beard Of above a iortnight's
growth
Iu behalf of our Barber, Williams, it
is suggested that our City Authori-
do pass an Ordinance ~forbidding
"fellows" of this place from wearing
q "bcard" of above three weeks growth.
Williams is a good mamipulator and
dresser of hair, and should be encour-
aged by some such provision oflaw.
p. s. 1t is suggested that once every
four weeks will be often enough For
ovcrgrown boys to shave. The Coupcil
will please take notice.
H
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

rnAScHvILIE is being fortified si,h
ditohes. I.s ithabitauts seem deter
mined to take care Of tho frogs, for it is
assented that holes are being dug, by it,
Town Authorities, whercintl the afotemen-
toned frogs are to be cared for. Colt,
Branchville.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

Da. CHARLES Il. TABER..-Wc direct
tho attention Of those Interested to the
card of DR.. Charles r, Tuber, which we
publish in another column.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

VNHOMAS w. GLEAT0N GIVES NOTICE
Il that thirty (30) days from the date of
this publication he will apply tc the Judge
of Probate for his Finnl Discharge ~ AL
ministrator of the Goods and Estnte of Ahso-
lom Gleator, deceased. March Ith, 1871.
mar 4 At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

THERE HAS been an injunction served
upon Mr.. Frank H. Green, restraining
him from collecting taxes. Our read
crs, therefore, need not come to town
just nov, to pay their taxes"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

HousroN Il GRApoN, by special re-
quest OF many of our citizens, have con-
Guided to remain n week longer, This
will positively be the last opportunity.
Those wanting pictures had better come
at once.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08
j. 81 II. r.. EW
COLUMBIA. So. Ga.

j. 81 II. r. AGN EW
COLUMBIA. So. Gu.
IDPUR TIERS IND DEALEPS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC USRp-
4 ware, Cutiery, Guns. Plantation Tools.
blacksmith and Carpenters Tools. House
Builders ~lIerdwar., Bar Iron, BLOW Steel,
Cast, German and blister Steel, Plow Moull Is
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great Yarie-
ty at less than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Varnisiirs nui Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES,. con.
sisting of the largest and hes. assorted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco. Raw and Refined Sugars, fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits aud Fish, Soaps.
Candles, Flayoring Extracts, and all other
Goods usually kept in : Fir.t Class 6roc cry
Store. including Fine Whiskey, Choice 0tlri
Brandy. Holland Gin, Choice Wines, Cali
f"rnia Champagne AMI II splendid stock OF ali
qualities Cigars aud Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low ms the Lowest.
and a call Solicited for purchasers.
J. " 7. Il. .AGNEW.
JOHN AGNEW. Columbia, S. C..
THOS. II. AGNEW, Now York.
jan c 2m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

IfEArH.~A 1ssEFHt 49, =.
JuDoE GLovEa.-Judg Thomas w.
Glover has been for the past week held
Ing a spocial Term Of tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas, at Columbia, for trial of such
cases as Judge Melton had been counsel
inland the Court will probably conti-uc
The whole Of this week and part of next.
Governor SEQ could not have dcsig-
mated . better and more Intelligent gen
Herman to act in Judge Melton's place,
1t is deserved recognition of Judge
.iloverss abilities, and a compliment 70
the Bar of Ormgcburg.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08
yr sN.Ioyrn.bosly trims. duriua Il,

WE ENJoYEp hnsiy trips, during the
past week, TO Charleston aud Columbia.
Had tho pleasure Of meeting Judge
Graham and Solicitor i. B. S%eabrook,
Of this Circuit. Judge Grahan, VIC are
pleased to announce, is giving universal
satisfacSionsto tho Bar of Charleston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08

C~ANNoN's ilorEL-Ihis wcll-kuown
hotel has just been rctittcd aud painted,
aud now presents Il pretty and inviting
front, to tue central portion of the tow
it occupies. Its outside appearance is Il
fitting iudex to the good cheer aud COM
fort, furnished to his visitors by "miue
host" Cannon, who knows how to keep
u hotel"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-08
.0TICE.---An Persons rEay-

IN ing claims against, or indebted to
the Estate of W.. l.. M%annamaker, deed, will
present their claims, and make payment 20
Mcssrs. Illusions & Legare, Attorneys, at
0rangcburg C.. H., within three months from
date.
N. r.. WANNAMAKER,
March 18th, 1871. administrators.
mar Is N