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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
The Nominations.

1t is somewhat amusing to read the
startling effect that the judicious seec-
tions of the Liberal Republicans have
had upon the Radical wing of the party.
Some think, of course, that Greeley is OF
very small weight and others are so
taken back that they hope to gain time
to recover themselves for the onset by
throwing hadinage Mt the Democrats.
That the nomination is very powerful
one nobody can deny-nor could they
have chosen two men who are more cal
culatcd to induce that spirit of concession
Oh the part Of the Southern white men
which is to work that harmony of pur-
pose not only to the good Of tho national
but also domestic politics. There is no
man North or South who can say aught
against Greeley's unswcrving honesty of
purpose and the masterly courage with
which he "goes for" dishonesty or tyranny
no matter how high the circle in which
he may see it. No man North can doubt
his Republicanism, and no man South
has aught to say against him who was
fearless in his onset, honestin his victory,
and our friend in adversely against ty-
ranny. B. Gratz Brown is, if possible,
an equally good selection, man who, in
these times Of high party spirit, has ever
fought against the usurpation and cen.
tralization of government, even if it was
under the ban;,er Of Repubii,an;sIi. We
do not say that we prefer these men to
good Southern Democrats whom VIC can
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
ORANeEnure, S. c., May 6th, 1879.

Messrs. Editors IL am in receipt of a
communication from Col. D. Wyatt
Aiken, one of the editors of the Rural
Caroliniap, Informing me that he is now.
making an agricultural tour over the.
State in the interest of the Society ana,
his paper; that he has addressed many
line audiences thus far. and is anxious to.
appear again before the people OF Orange
burg, andwi address them, ON the sub
ject of Agriculture, on Wednesday, the
22ld inst, at II. O'Clock ), a. nl., and then
daily go to such points OF the county az
may be desirable and convenient for him
to reach. ..s.,,a H.. Il, Il, ..s
It is unnecessary to say to those who
have heard Col. Aiken that they will b,
richly repaid for any trouble and incon-
veniencc incurred in the effort to hear
him again, and esp ciu!ly upon SO impor-
tant subject to tue people ot this section
as that Of agriculture, and it is therefore
earnestly hol ed t.at all will CONS to hear
him. ,..a..,. s.,.l, t.,.
He also desires the presence of the
ladies, as he has much to say to them too.
ar 4as gn.ba; Respectfully,
,.4 A. d. FREDERICk. 4
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

In pursuance of al act passed at the
last session OF Ihe Legislature. providing
for the sending, to their respective coun-
ties, OF the harmless imbeciles in the
Lunatic Asylum, an instalment of thir-
teen arrived in this city Yesterday. They
~lls have to be cared fog by tie esaatv,
"rtheir friends, if they have any cu,asle
OF rendering them assistance.-C Charles
ton ourier.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

"A t days ago man entered an in
surnnce office in Buffalo, and, tossing a
paper on the counter, said to the clerk,
That's run out, and want to get it re-
newed." AS the clerk unfolded the doc
ument broad grin spread over his face,
and he inquired, "Arcyou sure that this
has run out" Eyes" said the man, "my
wife told meit run out yesterday morn.
ing" wheteupon the clerk handed back
I'd him his marriage certificate.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TINES.
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IETEREsTl.G NEWS FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 10, 1917

Mr.. JOHN q. BowMAS: q,
DEAR SiE;-W. have receise,il neMs
from the city Of Ms2ho up to tl,e sStliof
November. The news of The arrest ee
Gems. y ,Wl,ogih, I, Pillow, and Col. Duncan,
by orderacftfcn. Scott, is confirmed. IN. Y
charges against ,he officers appear 10 he
contempt for the Commanding Chief. and
the practice of letter writing and putting
Gen. Iwiggs was to haveltft McSicowith
the train on the Sd inst; but in consequence
OF the arrest Of General Worth, his pre-.
ence would necessary in the Capitol. The
officers of his division have given Gen. !,
Twiggs splendid dinner. tf1
The Englishgovernment has protested
against u forced loan from the English
residcntin NeSieo. There are four pahers /
published in Tie English Ilatiguage in |
Mckee. The Order Of the Sons Of TEN.
pcrance has been instituted in the city of
Mexico. Its called the Waller Gbhiie's
Division No. l, S. of T." and their address.
has been published. Gen. Herrera was
very i'll at the last account. Mazatlan.
has been taken possession If by the Amer.
leans. ''s s.e 'ssa 81
Santa Anna's partizans are endeayorring
to subvert thegovcrnment under Annays
Several vessels of our Navy had entered
the port OF Guaymas, and took possession
after an hour Of bpmbardmens s,nAS
Gen. Tom Thumbs gallant equiipage
paraded the streets on Yesterday in fine
style, to the no 1ittle amusement of ali
who witnessed it. He holds his iegees
every d'y and evening at the Washing
ton Armory Hail. wbegs thousands of
ladies AID gentlemen visit him to witness
his performances. .,f !, t.s..,, ~
Oar Cotton Market is, quit enimated,
and 10000 bales ofcotton have been Sold
in the last two days. Quotations: ordi-
nary, 81 to 64 cts; Middling, 81 to 6Ects.
Sugar common to choice, 8. to 8 cts.
Coffee 6 to 81. Corn. 5Oto55 cts. per Bush
cE Flour, So TO $50 per Dbl. Rice, 4 to s.
cents per ID.
Yours Respectfully.
RoueH Asp READY.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

a RoMANCE.-A Boston woman. Who
had longbeen;giyen UP fordcari sbs )allsl
who were dead to her., lately appeared,
the ghost Of her former self to- those
who had thought never TO see her again, ],
she told stof? of strange and, horrible
suffering. More than c.reuf years ago
he had called, nyoung girl of is, Mil,
her missionary husband fer "Inaia 8 dor, { /
strand" TEcye-scl was wrecked on Ito
Arabian coast and all OH board peri led
ave her husband snd herself lie was
preserved only 10 fail a victim to Arat,
cruelty, and she to Arab slavery. While
her beauty lastedzshesSas the sfasosi,e
vie of the most powerful chief in i,l.o
south Arabian desert, but when that
%ancd she fell from her bad eminence"
and waa transferred to the laremr. of IN
inferior shelk. And so she lived, PRAYED
I ar dteatl.,N a.sno,sdar;n hs,r.
died iroifs aae hlrbar risn TO anotligsishe,
a Boston Eady i'll whose Veins flowed tl:s
Pnrest Puritan tluptl, found hersslf the
vie ofan Arabian s'stes-caTrief. Fron.
his power, a. American traveller; freed
her and PROVIDED her with the means tu
reach home.
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anything further was necessary to.
consumr.ate the position of disesteem in
to which Mr.. E. Baynard Seabrook has
persistently forced himself before the Or
.angeburg public, this, young claimant for
Radical leadership furnished it, last even
ing, by bis conduct in open court; where,
in spite of the greatest forbearance,. Judge
Graham was forced to send him to jul,
for contempt Of Court.
lie was accompanied in hissattack, by
j. Fielder Meyers, another exponent OF
radicalism, w"o, We understand, was ex-
tremely insulting to the Grand Jury, who.
recommended an indictment against him.
He says that he suffers under ''Demor
cratic persecution, and is determined
to see it out to the bitter end." What
iris me-T pciat &c re know not; un!ces ii
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

Patrons OF HUsBANpRY-AS might
naturally have becu expected, this new
ccrct soci.ty nf farmers is making rapid
rosress n the South 1t is felt to meet
he want nowhere. perhaps, SO urgent as
acre. OF union and co operation among
ihc tilcrs of the soil; while Offering, at
he same time, social advantages which
odd tour-toid to its value anG, attractive.
ness. In Mississippi, a Safe Grange of
his order has been organized under the
most favorable auspices, and with that
popular leader, General Vaughn, as Mas
-er. The first substantial Grange in South
Carolina WAS organized in this city last
ummcr under the name of Ashley
Grange, No. !, with Mr. a. B Rose, as
Master, and William Uiitrharlt as Sec
rctary. There are now ten working
Grange, in he State, and several Others
IN the process Of organization. and WI,
learn that Colonel ID. Wyatt Aiken,
Worthy Deputy at Large for the South
ern States, purposos, during the coming
summer and autumn, to canvass the
whole State in the interest Of the order
and OF agricultural progress generally.
Charleston Courier.
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,ss 8 h skss u 80 s. w 7 Is

a LOVERS ADvEpTuRE.-A Laiay.
cite Ind lover seated himself on a bar
rel turned on its side, while sereaadine
MS hearts mistress In l.istecstacy ha,,
oiled the barrel over, slammed his
guitar against the shutter. in his e2Sfts
. regain his balance, and disappeared
II the cistern3 The lbab5lings gscry SCI tho
trong'ssinsiner in his aagony, brought
ut the entire family, including the bull
log, in various brief and picturesque
'ostunes, ranging all the way from an
Elaborate robe de mutt and curl papers /,
wornby the Innocent cause oft all. to "a q
simple, Yet seryiceable collar, ornament. Or IA 4
d with spiges, worn by the bill dog.
T. S.-He was ifshed OUT
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

DoS'7 "wArr FOR THE wAooN."-Afcssrs
Wm. NJ. sain & Co., arc prcpaftS is furnish
parties with as fine turnout ~ cr., DC desired.
Phil is always at hand, and c1,, aavc horse
and vehicle ready for you i'll ;f:s ss5onisAingly
short time.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

his lance jcrked from him by the last
fingsscn his third run, and twas ruled. @
Willie Stokes, Orangeburg, Frederick
IIsSs rings, 7a'sec. -
u Il Riggs Charleston, Charleston,
0 rings, 19t sec.
G l. Salley, Edisto Fork, Edis.o, 4
rings. II sec.
R E Avinger. santee, santes. 5 rings,
ia sec.
j W Patrick, orangeburg, Duke of
Wellington, 8 rings, III sec.
J G Yosc, orapgeburg, Dorchester, a
rings, 15a ssc.
D NJ Elkihs. Georges, Black Knight,
z rings. 1slsec.
James s Hcyward, orangeburg, Beau
fort, 1 ring 18s. +
The conduct Of "Charleston" on this
occasion was the only thing that occurred.
to mar the universal pleasure of the day.
The serious distaste to his position which.
the Knight Of Charleston" Mr.. II. H.
Riggs, exhibited was extremely amusing
and the rich ingenuity which he exhibit
cd in f6iling the decision of the Judge
earned for him the sobriquet Of the til.
foil knight. He get himself and his
companion ruled cut BY the vote of his
companions in lance. on the ground. thar
no rings was not less number than one
ring. This act of the knights brought
forward "Yellow Plume" and Beaufort"
as contestants for the tin cup.
Now came the most interesting part Of
the proceeding The trial to determine
to whom the prizes must be awarded. In
this Greenwood, was master of thu
field, he took 5 to "Black Knights" 2,
"Berwick's'1 1. and "Fox Hunters" and
Lost Cause" none. Competition for the
tin cup came next and Beaufort" t, k
ing no rings was ruled out,in favor Of
yellow Plume" one.
Then followed the trial of horseman.
ship, which consisted ofleaping the hur-
dle:. For this there were two prizes the
first of which was awarded to "Old Pal
metto" ard the other to Berwick" max
ing two prizes for this gallant knight.
The knights being now summoned to
the Judges stand and formed in front,
the interesting ceremony Of presenting
the prizes to the several knights we're
carried out in pleasant and appropriate
style by the various Judges to whom that
duty was assigned.
LIST OF FRIES.
1st prize, saddle; End prize, silver
prize; 'a.dis, Dit, and spurs;
eth prize, saddle cloth, from Chappeau
q Hefron; 9th prize, silver cup, from
Mantou & Co., Quackonbush. Estell e.
Co, Wagner & Monsees, Joftbrds g. Co.,
S:etfens, Werner g. Ducker; 9Th prize,
bride and bit, from Chappeau & Hef
from; 9TH prize, tin cup.
Tho Knight Of Greenwood chose as
Queen Of May, Miss Felicia Robinson.
The Black Knight chose as first maid OF
honor, Miss Laura Berry. The Knight
of Berwick chose as second maid of hon
or, Miss Bessy Goodwyn.
The Tournament came to a close, and
all were made happy by the great success
that attended the efforts Of the young
people to rejuvenatc the community.
In the evening there was a Ball given
at which were present about $50 persons.
1t did credit to the occasion, and every
body enjoyed themselves till the wee
hours Of morning.
MI
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
orangeburg County.
II, tie General Sessions.
May Term, A. D., 1872.

5714 May Term, A. D., 1872.
The Grand Jury of the said county,
now in attendance upon this l.onorab.e e
court, ask leave respectfully to report a,
follows:
l. We have examined the county iai.
and find it generally in good condition;
but find one room very unc1ean and Of.
fensive. We find very few prisoners ii.
confinement Which is fact upon which.
We congratulate the county atlargc. We
find that the jailor is u very old man,
and deem him incompetent for his posi-,
ton.
Our attention has been called BIZ the
Courtto the recent escapes Of prisoners
flcm jail. Incur opinion, there certain
ly has been gross negligence and careless-
ness in the keeping of the prisoners ,ill7
s.,ssa ti.ar
measures be taken, as will secure the
safe keeping ofprisoncrs in custody.
9. We have visited the county Offices
and in the discharge Of o,.r duty, we have
Samincd their general condition, w,
find the Sheriti's Office well Kept and ap-
parently i'll good order. The office Of the
Judge OF Probate We find in very good
condition. The books of the office wcr,
courteously opened to our free inspection,
and as Ear as our examination went, they
appear to be in perfect order. The same
good order and keeping WAS nppa. cnt i'll
the office of the Clerk of the Court.
E 3. As to the School Comssioncr>
Oh.ce we say again that many Of tn,
teachers employed are totally incompc-
tent. We censurc and rebukc ILL,
County Board of Examiners, and hold
them up to the people ais the bIamciu.
cause Of this evil and injury to tic caus,
OF education. We earnestly recommend
that whatever steps can be taken by thi
Court to remedy this evil, be taken at
once.
4. Our experience i'll the County Com.
missioners' Office was rather remarkable.
The conduct Of the chairman of the
Board OF County Commissioners was rude,
violent, and unbccoming ecntlcman,
and was very disrespecttul, and in gross
contempt Of this Court and of the Grand
Juiy in the discharge of their duties.
We recommend that he be attached forth
with for his said rude and contemptuous
behavior. We were led to think tha,
there 'sas something very wrong in this
behavior OF the Chairman of the Board,
and from the fact of this official,'s pre-
senting to us GENERAL" Whippcr MS
his spokesman and attorney.
We found in connection with this Office
county order or draft which was issued
by the Board of County Commissioners
to "John Evans Britton," dated Jaunary
9th, 1872, for the payment of one thous-
and dollars, for which we could find no
voucher filed in the Office of the said
County Commissioners, and which could
not be satisfactorily explained to the
Grand Jury. 1t appears that L. T. II.
Smoke had an account against the County
a 'd thatit was part OF the money due
to Smoke that was given to Britton, by
means Of the above order. We append
the testimony Of +. I. r. Smoke, relat-
ing to this transaction, and incorporate
the same in this our report, as well as the
testimony of Jas. Van Tassel, which were
taken before the Grand Jury, and present
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

COURT IN SEssIoS.-Thc Court Of G3ner,,l
Sessions convened on Monday last, Il, .0o'c.ock
Nothing was done in the forenoon, save
the organization of the Court. Tile follow
ing is IA summary ofthc proceedings:
FIRST DAY.-Stalc V. George Green Wash
ington and George Brown, larceny, case struck
off
State v, Henry Chec=ebororgh, burglary and
'arccnv, continued.
State y. Wesley Washington and Josh Mitch
ell burglary and larceny, ease struck oa.
State VS.. Gapers Green, grand Larceny, con-
tinucd.
Srate vs. Frances King and Hm, Paulling
King guilty; rauling, mo, guilty"
Toney Sistrunk, assault and battery, guilty of
assault.
SECOND DAy.-sta;e Edmund Stuley, burg
AIRY and larceny, case continued
State V Isaac Jackson, forgery, case continued
State Dan'l Jciicoat malicious trespass
guilty
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

BY referring to our advertising columns, our
readers viii see that Mr.. j p. Hurley has con.
stantly on hand full line of Dry Good-, 1sac.s,
Shoes, and choice stock of welt selected Gfc.
ceries, which it would be we'll to examine.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

not get Butswe infinitely prefer either
of them to- Northern Democratss We
would ret beyond measure any at;
temptto put IN Southern man, and we
think Greeley second only to schurz
who isvineligible and we hope with US.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

The anniversary of the battle of San
Jpcinto, was celebrated in Galveston bv
agrahd fircmen's parade and military
turnout, which was brilliant affair, of
which the boys are proud and Everybody
is happy."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

SALES DAY.-Gut few persons wcre in town
-Sao na-ihe cou NIX on aIondayIas,s Thers werr
sales of real estate, and but very little OF any
kind The farmers, who came in on 5usin,ss,
as soon "a they had transacted theif b,sircss
returned home to push the rlew, at,t' trSe down
the he's .!iat "Old Uncle Ned" l,a,i s.i.ps ny.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

The first motion for the examination
of Il colorcd applicant to the bar, that it.
has been, Cur toHtune to witness, was made
yesterday, by Mr.. a. B. Knowlton, i'll be-
halfot an aspirsnt who claims to have
read law under Mr.. Knowlton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

The Christian Ncighbor, of Columbia,
says: "a letter from Rev. j. II. G. Nc
Kinney, dated Orangeburg. S. c., April
10, came to hand just nine days after
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

Call and see the specimens of fefotrpcs on
exhibition at Blume's Gallery, and you cannot
fail to give the artist sitting.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

Don't dclsy; bit hunt up all tire COW pea
youcan find on the place, and bring them to
Mr.. E. Ezekiel. lie wi! pay the highest mar
kct price for them. See his card.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

We regret TO lessn that County Treasurer,
Greene, was suddenly attacked with Nh affection
ofihe head while attending TO his oi;ci,! du-
tics about ~ o'clock Yesterday. We ..rs sAAa to
know tlla lie is improving.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
Nav Day,

% fes f9Ea Of orangeburg more excite
nasas and = amusement sane than any other
sagssasy thI since e. the ,lS lKer. s5ai.:-s yss0
aere 'st were at least 4 oo0 spectators on
sae s'ound tnat morn to witness thu
~ chFnament. which ewing to the exer
Hoas OF tine ssfaerald, g Captain Jctforcs
Yves q gerry, brilliant , affair indeed. II
1assaot fae nfst onenwe had seen, ana
o.hessRao nae. before witnessed like ez-
nsoaaoas on agreoiW iWlte Us that tor costume,
satfmrsony' st'rs ENG geoa riding, they hao
asvss s seea = aafeasse
4ao knlgafs wsFsdat tho Old Parade
solha q Ss e etoes ana after an experl
te p'ss @ 9sasse sl for the benefit OF
saesols. saa eei e Shoft : experimental rids
s sRe oeaens o malEnseunvslng nan ,eu the
~sid, she column moveu
ON ~ ssngse ME Tor the heid OF contest
ssa . !hst saha rastlee were at mrs.
polu.so 'he an9''l'remene ina !
pa, u,l.ts epanu iSouiu mot come up; Dur
80 ssa asS nuna' nllso Inc 70
au,e.Asss = h' 'Ne 'tti 70 'hs 'sa''slacnon o.
~ H s1tr.. 9i a
. naufcn nu .ne An'ga's underwent
T.: s saa:p .no"ei o. ia'n' "nich
,,.t.',,a. I .y 4i'us .ne app.aianee OF s'1nel
.ne sal.au1 Anisn's OF tnelr fair ladies
%.v "''n 81 tne suossquehe tfsal o.
49, In ssSsAss', pui pose %
A,.s -, aue.' mere y aadlng very
asa .vs " s.as .'oS naen' oi inc aay sport
ane nesalu announced ,heir ei arr, arrlvat'
upon vac s1ouhu S, =. 1vs O'clock ana by
- aes..oa !, -, - .ns 'uuses haylng previously
.s .ass.ssa - .ae "nose 'ehs!n OF the neid'
Ao Aaae "e'e 'of"eo ID ifoht OF ths;
ss e., 1nco u'e 1ai.s were 'fe fcao
tns " w. a. =. f.eaerleS'
-. as5 e,s %sie 's-.ofinea az 'hc ao"cr end
,..aS. ~. As, ssAa ,s o1H.es' oPeheo-eael'
Ds.ns s,.ooeu 20 r.ae over Inc
srouna az 2 gallop as q tflai tr'p' lhis'
t'oh ayauastsr OF an hour. 'a1
sentS'nyo kn'sats rcae' each Knight
nH - s i"' "aiu at '''e SOUND
ol TUG pueis ana a.! tak'hs ,helr hFst ride
ostofs any zoos 'aei. secoha' ana 81 with
esconu ana thlFa rloe.' tho knights re
'a'nins ~ way Q! the Judges stand
%hsse %oss reserved such rings as they
Han saAen' As "hlch aione tn'y were allow
~' ~, 10 coIA.,
.n; "hoas tournament was over by 80
ecioss' ana lnere was notn'ns In the
IAS y aeaaasne aasr, 10 mar .he pleasure OF
sie ua We we, o."1 an, ioS' ms lance at
,ne 'sifa p9s'. ana PACK ilumc also
y .no po''ng ol MS horse who
a', ,.s Mas .,las u,iseaoeu t4 Dy inc fhpp'ng OF
"'s 1s sauu.o % 90 .9' morse oo''ea.
.no .'su'ar eon,es., statement OF
.nasn mnS "s sE % 1I ,ssul..u !. 'n,le ~ OF s'reen,
WOOL COX aun.er ,s Los. Cause"
g. DS."n' .S.: n. p'as1 Mnignt' ior
A1e' r.1o ~ a'ls !. n1nooei-T y GREENWOOD,
saa Nv ~ sassi a aeS s' lol s''s. pfI.e-iS'ch-
@ u @ra p s'on 8. iof I'm cup
80. '1.o o. -: ~ a'ne" > Apo
49,, ~. y, = = ..1sS, S,, '.n'o n - sec
J' o,a''sep''rs' urecn-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

The "little onplescntness" on Court House
Square, Yesterday, did not cause any blood to
be shed, nor did We see any pop-guns flying in
Tie air"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

The rush still continues at the cheap. store. Of
Mcs-rs. Bull, Scoviil & Pike. A crowded store
is thek great feature which will finally crown
them with the greatest success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

An active and intelligent lad can find steady
employment at @he art preservative," by apply
'ng at this Office to-,lay.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08

'ofice-seekera" are vety numerous, abon,
"Rogues' Row." We saw an unusually large
crowd there yesterday.