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Hartford Eiro Insurance Company.
The following are the latest adcces:
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. u-3 p. m.
G. F. B;sccN. Gensr1z Agcnt:
Official auyiees this day from Boston confirm the
correctness OF estimate Of losses given you yes
terday. This is reliable.
GEO. L. CHASE, President.
, 1872-11-12

The importing house Of West Co., Nos. $50 and
282 Wabash avenue, are now receiving fton Europe
large and attractive stock Of Paran stauar Bohemian
yuses and cologne sets, lava smoker. ssts, elegant
writing DESKS dressing and jewry boxes, opera
glaeses pearl card cases. fncy nkstands Drouze ther
cigar stands fancy willow ba6kets, dolla In great
variety, which they sau Wholesale and retail at low
prices. Sample orders from dealers in fancy goods
ere respectfully solicited.
, 1872-11-12
DIR. c.. BIGELOW

a5e Ga0N;FI!DENTlAL RI; ':4 PHYSICIAN. No. 46a SOUTH
STATE-SF. CHICAGO.
II + we'll known BY al readers of tho papers, that Dr.
BigcioH s the oldest established physician In Chicago
VINO mas made the treatment Of al chronic nervous
Diseases Speciality Scicncs and experience have ade
1Sd BY TIE Z. ofss m e'sssd OF tho highest medical
@ devoted TWENTY Y YEARS OF HIS LIFE In perFscti,se
senGoags tnae T' su!s positively I'll OF CHRONIC
inc roputatinn q! Dr. h:xolow founded on dipo-
] m1s o1 ]cettnsase* rIm European, Asiatc, African
institution an this conti!ent: Esh praises are in the
an6 tn ting mouths OF his PATIENTS they ne not
t'ansana miles oti but arc atled cur doo1s they
thi M ~. nv ate f "a ap7en ye1za ago. but enanen
t the nsdcl faculty now practicin9 in Chicago. VII
Ing ana rany e 4tteat his skill tney his eefe5u,re
& hsad luis h.s MEDICAL TREATISE foSladies and gentle
aer Ifee e FAX adarcss II sealed envelope. Enrlss
IN IT, eity with l SEcARATE PAhLoFs for ladies' snd
SHPoNpESGE H ES;QSFIDESTtAL. Addreas all letters to
Dr. " HlGsLoH. No. 4Si StAtsst- Uihce hours from
y H. to s p H.; Sundays. J to4 ?. m.
, 1872-11-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS,


(:hicHza, Burlington Il n"incy Ieailroad.
uepotn-- Fu,rof Laks-s. Indiana 4v. and Slxteso.h.
St and Canal and Si1teenth-s Ticket otsca il
H1ixgs House and It Depot4.
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.Sundays excepted. taaturdays excepted.
''On Saturdays thfs t1aiu will bs Champaign.
Chicago, Indianapolis t. Cincinnati Through
Line. Fita hHnknhce Route
Trains arrva and depart Central Railroad
Dent. fnot nj lakc.st- For thruukh tickets and arsp-
ing saf herts app, at Ticku. odics. Is Canal-s.
~. nsE a M1ttso to Tfntont HOUSE. eos.
Twenty -apcuud- d-st.-t;uldenaed Tuna Table,
DaIly, except
Sunduy. nsiiy.
l@avc Chicago E:Gu B:00 p
arrive 4: snai@hdphs 4.W p. In. 9:oQ l..
AI!is. at tanclnnau ..-...-... 5:u Sis n.
IEaius Arrtvu at ChtCagu ut :GD aud 2t p
Ony ns running Saturday l1;t.t train Cincinnati.
The enttre truia tutuuxh to Gtucuuat. Pullman
, 1872-11-12

God Liver Oil.
Hazard & CasWells Cod Liver Oh Is ths beat.
, 1872-11-12

Rnllrond.
rough Lins, Aud Louiai-
i Chicago TO Kansas City.
NAdi9on-4t. bEtdxs.
'9:t5 =. m+ 800 ?. N.
3:ls H. n. 90 p. n.
'<:6D + I'll, 'e:W .. N.
'l:H =. n. sy:lu !. n.
1880 p. m. f:Bp u.
lsdN p. II. s7.l5a. N.
'y:U0 =. N. 10 .. n,
v. sEx- Monday.
" except Saturday, Via
j. Main Lint, and d4ily.
Division.
, 1872-11-12
THE ZUNI VILLAGES.

Interesting Account of a Settlement OF
Civilized MonteZuma Indians Near
the Diamond Range Of New Mexico
and Arixnn1.
, 1872-11-12


The sssets ct Ills company are 81, 200.
St. Joseph, Of 1ssouri-We have no:l1ing At risk
The following dispatches were reee:red by S. 4
ayoora 4 Co.: |HAErEnnn, Nov. 10, 1s72.-G. F. Bis
sell General Agent: orr entre tire amount at Tx N
formation probable loss about U,oVo. The Old
Hartford has ooo asacts, and will meet its en-
uoceroeutg promptly and hnnorasy, it did i'll Chi
~9e~ "GEo. L. CHASE, President"
fevnnan Americantt Ali safe in Boston; cannot lofe
fa7f CIR surplus; increase rates to go on. u. +.
Hcins' President Gerrnnn-Anericau."
WzEu1so, Nov. L, 187e.-llave no risks in Dos-
ton al square ann inSg1anfs n7trb
LOSSES n Boston viii not exceed COO, being
ffth cash surplus. Go ahead, full rates Wn Cunnor
Chag E. White, Assistant Managers"
NEW YcnE, Nov. 10, 1s72.-Phenix, Of BrooIlyn,
nj, right Assets 800 100. Boston losses
eeed $50 ,ooo: Go ahead; put up rates. r H. burch
The speut Of the lancashire Company, nj NanchcE-
ter. England, reports their assets 81 900 ooo and losses
be losses Of the Springfield Fire and Marine In
s,rance Company by the fire at Boston will not exceed
925o, ,0o0, md will be promptly paid. The Comiauy
dent" =
gNort American: Boston loaae will not take half
ooo Losses, s5oo,o6o Charles plat Vice President"
1.-THE Royal lose one million and quarter. All
right Assets, sll, ,464. .ooo"
The Hauberg Bremen, OF which Henry Greene
baum is the Chicago agent had an agency established
in Boston only one month. The loss will te less than
4loo the assets 81 25o0 0o. Everything writ
ten in America is two-thirds reinsure1 Germany
The New Orleans Insurance Association is ali rielt
It having, sustained no loss i'll Boston.
Arthur G. Ducat received the s,,boined dispatches
'4Toledo, Nov. l.President Oakley te'esralhs that
the Howurd loses nothing in Boston. c. L. D.ivcn'
new 9oRU, Nov. 1.-THE Howard does not lose
dollar"
'NEw yoaK, Nov. 1.-the Boston losses Of the
Home, Of Ses York, will not exceed 81 ,oooo ot. With
present assets Home s the strongest on the cou
neut Do gooa business at advanced rates. A. r
Tillnastb, Vice President"
s.NEw YoaK, Nov. l1.-With ss50,c0o assets, We
shall loss but ss00oo By Boston fire. md Ezits for
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lA3Av6
Ma and Exurcss. "T.W \.
Dut,ntlue and Sioux City Exp. 9:l5 =
Pacific Fast Linn..............'tD; 'tD;l5 l.
Rock Island Express. s..........'1u III Is =.
Ga!eshur4 Passenger. ...... '3:l5 p
Mendoza d Ottawa Passenger l9 p
Aurura Senger............. IA p.
AurDra Passenger. ............. 80 .
aurora Passenger tSundayl.. Ito p,
Dubuque L Siuux City Exp. 1916 J..
Pacific Night Express. D:tU p.
Dowuer, 8 Grove Accom- a. III 10 4.
DoWnet's Grove Accom'n... '6:15 ..
y h1nudays accepted. Sundays .
days excepted.
Chicago d Alton RAJ
Chicago, Alt.,u 4 st. Louis Thsuuvt
ana Mo. ubu short route from Chic
Uuion Daput, West s;tde, peur Nadi
St. Louia L Springfield Express,
via Mhtu Line. =; is
Kanxas City F.st Express. ii.
Jhcksuustlle, ILL.,, aud Lsut.i-
Ws%,t,s, , Iacon. Washington; Washington '
E.prtss {Vs.stt,rt f)ltisiEn.} ;ty
Juliet Il Dwight AccnIno' dAtton 'l:t1
st. f<,u:s i SpriuxntI1 Light
Mug Exprsss, ria htaiu Llnt.
And also via Jacksonville Di-
F1stUt. .-.-..-.....-........ ~ 20
Kansas City Express, via Jack
aonville, III. 4 Lontsiana, Mt. ls:n
JatfeEsnn City Express: :........ tg ,W
Peoria, kcokuk 4 Burl'n E1.... quo
'E1cept Sunday. tE1. Saturday. s
tDaisy. via Main Line. aud daily ex,
Jacksuuville Division. lDaily, ri. Ma
Except Npptny. via JarSsuayiU. Divix
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Chicago, Rock Island
Depot, curuer Of Harrison and
fee 3 w sst b
Omaha and Leeyenuoyth Ex. !
Peru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Night Express.
LexvenWorth Express. ...-- -
Lt1lk t Shore e. Mic
Depot corner OF Harrison ana
southwest cuTuer OF Ma
Mail, via Air Line aad Main
speetsi 'li;;;''i Ne. York E1p1es;.
via Air Llns-.--..-...........
Atlantic Express {daily}, via
Air Observation-Disclosures.
Night Express, via Maia Line
South Chicago Accommodate
Elkhhrt Accommodatioo..-
Sundays excepted. I Sata.
Chicu4u, uanviile &
Passenger Depot At r., g.
Canal ard kinz1e- sta. Ou
Ada and Ktnzio-sts. In frc
L. depot, corner HAlsted anc
AAAA. 50. ss+-e -.s.e..-.4
Granville 4 Terro BAuta II.
Freight and Ticket 0tte l8
DanVille Accommodation. -.
Pittsburgh. f0rl Wa. ne
Day E1press...................
Pacific E1presA. .....-...-......
Fast Lne.....-..-..-.-....,..
MA1l- ...* 80.
Valparaiso Accommodation.
+ Sundays excepted. / AIo
saturdays and Sundays eIcepi
n1ichiKRn Central and I
roH
Depot, foot Of L.ate-st-, and
Ticket Office, IS Canal st.
Mali fvln natu and air ine).
Day Express-
jackson Accom'dnt'n (dai1y}.
Atlantic Expr8zs tdaily).......
Night Express.
FUR tNDANAFQLla ,
Night Express.....-...--.--..
FuR GRAND nAP1DS A
Night E1press.....-.....-.....
GRAND TRUNK C.
Grand Trunk Day Express. :.
tskturday excepted. '9und.
cepted. sAtrive SUNDAYS att I:
HENR
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Personal.

In our last issue we unintentionafly
did IN injustice to Trial Justice "A. Fl
Browning. Our fault was in taking an
eYpartc statement at all.
Upon seeing our remarks referred to,
Mi. BrowningIasked that we make in
quiry; and this VIC found to be tho real
state of the case:
Tile remarks made by the woman were
not of hn, abusive nature, and Mr.. De-
Mars contlhct was such us to satisfy the
jury, five of whom were white men, that
it WIS I'M assault Mr.. Erowning's
charge to the jury, was fhir and unbiased,
And his fine cf one dollar was virtually,
mcfely nominal. us also was thcal term
tive Imprisonment. The costs, which
were eleven dollars, went, four to the
County and seven to the constable, who
was employed rs he would have been in
any other case by any other magistrate
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas, Irwin j. Dukes, Fred. II.
Gramling and Zachariuh f. .Gramling
hath applied TO me for letters of Admin
istration OH the Estate of John Gramling
late of Orangeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the Kindred and
Creditors of the. .said deccnsed, to be and
appear before me ut Court of Probate
for the snid County, to be holden at Or
angebug on the 21st day of October 1872,
at 1Oo'clock A. NJ. to show cause if any,
Why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
my Court, this 7th day. ,of Oct, A. d.
1872, and in the ninoty-sevcnth year
ot American Independence.
THAD. C.. ANDREWS
Judge Of Rrobatc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

Our Ce,inty Fair is in full blast having
opened yesterday. The ladies depart
ment is exceedingly, pretty full and con-
dltdblc, hdth i'll needle work and cuIina-
ry art. The farmers department is neo
good with regard to field products and
pss'tgpy pf,P4t but the sl'qw of steck is not a
full one, though what we have seen is
fine, of hogs, SHEEP, horses and cows. The
attend qice fbg yesterday was very en-.
couraging and to-day being the eecond
one of the Fair, will probably bring d
larger number Of people. The Fair holds
open tonight. When We note that al.
most all articles exhibited ere the pro-
ducts of this county, it is indeed very
Rne eho%an ole of&hicR Ne have every
reason ffa % ql! De proad' ad',o16 . a+tui iia
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

eoYp'apAyt aud 70 The accomplishments
oftidA ] Satd, shsydow rqnewstheirpromiSs
to devote all their energies and abilities.
Ailsthe latest improvements in text.
books, modes of instruction, mechanical
appliances and discipline, will be careful
.lg aiaepsssd and judiciotlsly Introduced.
!nl hd, lno paiilss ssAil lie spared to,
ifinke the ORANGEDURa ACADEMY rank
favorably with tho best in the State or!
elsewhere. 81
{ B'ys will be prepared for College or
business, and young ladies given finish
ed course of instruction.
The male and female departments are
kept strictly separated, except during
recitationsA
Pupils can enterat any time, and those
living at,h hdistanceSwill Be furnished with
reasonable board in good families.
Terms per Month 81
English $500
Classics 400
8. II. Mcllichamp James s. Hayward.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
MACHINE,

WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR All. KINDS OF Nosx
is fast whiting favor i the ssnisvhoid, az shuwn
by the rapidly increasing adics, {, ~
This NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is capable of rangss nt,i varie,y Of work such
was once Thought impnssible IN perform By
machinery We claim and can s!,ov that il IL
the cheapest mos beautiful. deticatsiy iarrang-
cd, nicely adjusted. easily operated, and smors
ly running of all Tie Family sewing sfaril. ..rs.
Il Is re,naftable nut only yforithc range ahttYa-
ric.y of its sewing but also for ,beI yaricty pnd
different kinds ofte2thrc Which Il will af Will,
equal f,cilty and perfection. rdng. tilk. lnaisi,
linen or cotton thread. line or coarse, maxi. q
the Observation-Disclosures alike On both sfas.
Of the fabric sewn.I Thy9 kesssS cloth, o.
uniformity of stitch; and, Iii a. iifohlalifS this
wiling and never wcarring inttrumcss,, l.isy 10
adjusted for fine work or gauze OF; gssapigg tis-
sue, or the tucking OF taflafan. or fi.silins or
almost any other work which gdelitaset thrxsrs
have been known to perform. s,j .,,,,,o. -
AT the worlds hirsit received The arsss
award of the highest salcs:9 ,-;lfiI5ti a2g!'s
= 10 Y,ti a. 4 tnsaJlEl iWiIten akos,:
Office at Engine fIousss, oraaselgrEasS
i 49, ~, ~ tss
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
eRAMGEBURe ACADEMY.

f'he GENEROUS patronage, nndi growing
favor, wfficl-this Academy has received,
sif1ce its formation, has afforded great en-
counrngcment to the undersigned, and
convinced them thatindus.ry aud applica-
Tim ses tlstsif Eaar:, Is I'll now ne
cessary to reiticr-a permapel,t success,
what heretofore may have been regarded
MS an experiment.
They set out with the determination to
supply fully the educational wants Of the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

The Rev. l.. NJ. Schultz, the young
nnd dsvote't missionary ufi the House of
Industry If, the Five Points Of New y ork,
very hopeless mission field, during :hc
lust three years has induced 40 hard
drinkers to sign the temperance pledge.
hay Pcffuade'l 53 degraded women TO
abandon tlfeir lives of shame, has found
city, or country homes for 1885 homeless.
children md adults, and furnished en-
Iployment for a,chrly 1000 1cedy persons,
whose aggregate wages now exceed Sl5,-
900 month.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
The Late. fser. Stiles Aelliehanp.

The sul,jcct oe this lalsf sketch, 50 Wen
and favor:hly Ski,Hwnito u4i.t ti,i~ c|m-
muni,y. and whnse death we so deeply
,lrplorr, was Al son of St! Ln Mellithamp.
81 Revolutionary patriot, whose lii;. hns
been enlarged upon bI Gilmore fimms
lIeI is the 'lnst /. but one, nf IL large tnmilv:
his brother. St. TO-, who served ..s an
officer in the war of 1912, still living III
the aye of S3.
The Rev. Mr.. Mellicl,amp commenced
life rs teacher in the Grammar school
Of the Charleston College. From thence
lie @as called to n more advantageous
position in Gillisonvillc. About this
time lie studied the ministry, and was or
dained ak Episcopal Clergyman. Soon
after he WINS called to the Beaufort
Church and the prncipal<hip of the
Beaufort Female Seminary, which CON
,inued, ander ais managrnent,a flour
islilig inaitution. - rs3 Z ~ ~
He also preached awhile in the Logan
street Churcl, oft,harlcston. IN
For many years before the, wnr lie
taught and preached on James Island,
where he hat established for himself II
comfortable hume, from which lie was
driven by the war to Ornngeburg, where
he has, until his death, been faithfully
performing his duties as Il minister of the
Gospel.
1t is sad to record that llis old parish
toner's, ns MI induccn,cit for him to re-
turn to his home OH James Island, which
had been completely devastated during
the war, had just .cpinpletcd for lsimla
neat cottage pnh hfl,p' leland, where lie ih-
tended to .spehd ahca remainder rof Ills
days.
But m allwisn Providence has ordered
otherwise.
His funeral obsequies were performed
in this town on Friday, October %, bv
Rev. John Sohnson, Rector of st. Phil
ip's, Charleston ; and among those who
followed his body in sorrow to the
grave were to be sceh lffaffy of our
oldest aud most cateGii,cd citizens.
1t is useless for us to attempt word of
Mr. Me!!;champ by way os sslogy.
He WIS widely known rs man Of
Christian and classical attainments, of
kind ard genial disposition, and of fear.
less and unswcr, ing adherence to the
E.sss.lstes ef dmsyy
The only solace we find in hts ,leath is
the assurance that cur loss Is his eternal
gain"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Notice.

In PuRsuANcE OF AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court ofOrangcbnrg County
| will sell for cash, ON Wednesday, the
9TH of November, Mt the Plantation of
John I. jennings. deceased, in the Fork
of the Edisto, 8 or 10 head of Ilorscs and
Mules, 80 or 40 head Of Cattle, few
Sheep. Corn and Fodder, Cotton Seed,
Wagon and Cart, l Buggy, Grist Mill,
Cob Mill, Gin, one - horse power Steam
Engine. and other articles usual on q
Plantation.
PIP. JENNINGS
Administrator.
Orangcburg, S. c., Oct 9th, 1872
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Horses! i $; Mules!

The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
full Stock of Iiorses and Mules to be sold a,
prices tp suit the times.
Call nt Meroncy'=, .. 0ranseb..-g C. IT,, or
at MY Stables, at Bambcrg, $. G., and will
suit ynn. 7
ih'end dof,s n li,s btHnesa, ai'a ghsyRt,tee
all Stock sold byime IS represented. O.
Mr.. A. MCQUEEN SALLEY anestss Il, nv
business at Oratngc5ng GII; '' ~
oci,3o F.M. nAMBERG.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
NOTICE.
IN PROBATE COURT.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Ex nartc Caroline Isarick and others.
The creditors of Adam Karick and of
his son Adam G Karick, are required to
prove their demands before me within
two months from this date, 14th Sent.
1872. THAD. G. ANDREWS.
Probate JHdgc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Cunsignces Pcr Express.

S. Drbblc, Inlnr & Dibble, l.. Dantzlcr
e. L. Gregory, j. N. Cope, J. i. Myers,
G. a. Hough, w. Hanc, w. B. Mack
Mrs. T.. Cooper, Doyle e. Wilcs, a. +.
Avingcr & Bro
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENT
Notice TO Creditors.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY 81
IL COMMON PLEAS.

IN COMMON PLEAS. ir'i
P. P. Jennings, Administrator of John
I. Jennings. ,ys p. $. Feider and others
Creditors and heirs at Law.
BY an order in this cnse it is provided:
Ii. That allCreditors FL. II. Jennings
deceased, be enjoined by publication from
commencing separate suits against his
Administrator, or enforcing any Liens
on the Lands of which he died seized,
until the further order of this Court.
LII. That the s,.id Creditors do prove
their Claims before Mortimer Glover Esq,
as Referee, ut Orangequrg on or before
the first OF January next
MORTIMER GLOVER,
Referee
orangcburg, Oct. 18th, 1872,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Church Services.

Presbyterian Church. at ii A. NJ,
and Z. M-Ssbbath School nt % .t.sM-
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
Rev, j: u. A. Brown, Evangelist.
Church ot ihss ksacsm,r Up 5Er:soraj2 s ~ ~! ::
vir~a gu the al and 9TH Sabhatl, Of cycry Q,,l,
~ III 4. N. and I r. NJ. Sall,ath School ~
A. NJ. Rev. $. Mcllichamp, Rector. a.,
a-, ~. Is p As
Methodist Church-Scrvicca at II A. NJ.
ind "a +. N. Sabbath School at A. NJ
Rev. +. Auld, Pastor.
Lutheran Churchisabbath' School 1T A.
DR.. p. A. Dantzlcr. Superintendent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
Notice of Disraaissal,

Notice is her reby given that on the 18th
day of November next, ] will File my
Final Account with the Hon. Thad G..
Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters OF DISMISSAL us administrators of
the eetatc of Mrs. Rachael Corbitt, de-
ceased.
j, w. Boylstonc,
Administrator.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

The price of coal has again advanced
The mining companies OF Belgium are
not able to execute the orders they have
teeeiSsd ip'eonscquencs bfshe scarcity of
tt1lfers in that country t&.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
JOHN 8. FAIRLY O 90,
WHOLESALE DEAIpRs ts
Motions, millinery, Hosiery aha
4 White Goods, @
No. 81 YNE srEEErt
Char!es,of, 9. CT,

char!eson, sc, 8
:. Solicit the custom of the merchants OF Orange,
burg, feeling confident that they can ofIerlin.
diicements topllrchasers equal 10 those oiTci cd
by any house in our line in this country. Car
Stock is always large and is rcplcnished with
fresh goods of the latest styles by every steamer
from tho North. Our terms nre liberal to re-
sponsible houses, and we guarantee satisfaction
to parties entrussing orders to us.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

A Chicago merchant advertised re-
Gently "a boy wanted" before he got
down town his clerk met him brcnthlcss
and told him that his wife had twin boys
1t phys to advertise.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
(" Old Acquaintance -

OAu 6AOsA e1SlAI1G GanCGs"
Thirty years ago I'c,,mnlencet selling MATS
to ,hc n,crchahtsuf Orangeburg. and hate NOT
got tired of the &Bfk yet.
Gtnts Bttfa ffihe Bls.k fJtcsa i,eaycrs. ssh 4
Tie abovc hat is s6la c1sc~hcrc, ST.
A large variety of Gents new stiff Fell II, ts,
Soft Felt Hats SOC, 7jc, 81, 50, 81, 81.
Boys Hats and Caps, Soc 75c, 81, Si.5H
Beausiftil Fancy Hats ftt the "litle onca nj
home"
Professional Gents Hats IN variety.
Umbrellas, 75c, 81, So, $3, S4, ST.
All in want Of this indispensable article
should consult STEELE.
FBs Department
Sable, Squirrel, Alaska and Mink f'dts In
sets or single.
Misses' White and Fancy Fu.s $3.50 q set.
Ladies' Furs as low aa SO a set
Large Brown Capcs for elderly ladies OF
those in delicate health.
lie careful from whom you purchase Furs or
yon may be caught with dan,age,l oies,
Examine gfEELE'S FUR STOCK.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
NOTICE
CONCERNING. COTTON CLAIMS

Al! ter.uis Who owned COTTON, which wa.
.sezc'Ily order OF the United States Govern
p,rnt after J:ne 80, 1865, may be able TO re-
s. ~ ,,r i lZELAR & DlBRLE,
oct 3O=l Attorneys at J,iw, =
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30

The Presbyterian Church, South, has
34 Foreign missionaries. The annual
expenses are 100000, North Carolina
less than diiy other State.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-30
TRAVELLERS GUtDE.
SOUTH cARoLiSiI KAiERoAD.l

Il EN4ygr G-tBS -f-TlIifs D.tittss J
g, CuAnIssyGs; a'.' : ass ss s; :x 9; MSy - 1s5a
Passenger trains ou the South cafSlfaa
Railroad will run US foil6wss:'1: r''nl'a
pr aff ron Atdtst.et !" ID
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5' FOR coLI.uMsIa. '''
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81. FOR cnAARI.faT9S, a.,id4.4-
Leave Augusta, .s,f W. nj oni 9:00 . M
Arrive at ,Char:lIcs'on.,il .,il. ati lA:3o am
Arrive % at Charleston - ~ 'ssS : n :,
AUGUSTA "a, NIGHT '. ! EifSSrREss,
Sundays rxccp.e.l0 i as..s
Lcaye Charleston 49, sod $40 fua
Arrive at Augusta ..al4i4tIo r7;:,higm
Leave Augusta 6,I6pm
Arrive ut Charleston ''''''. $50 d m
COLUMBIA col HI NIGHT ,Ex,reRFss s1
K .,{Sundays cxceptedDil ,aaf't.
i.cavs Chariest0ts ,.o1g=s g.'ol.7sIo t,,a
Arrive at Columbia a;.si sui. egs0 Gs,if.
Leave Columbia "a, ,nit - Tsl0. NJ III
srr,Se 1, at Chariest"ff' te f'.i, MI. 6AHaI&
u, srMMERvInLts F,tets.t -s,ail
Leave Summeryille! +a i,,7u1s2aRhs
Arrive at Charlcstoa rat !, S*i0AaA
Leave Charleston ,., Si;25 psa
Arrive Mt SummervilFc 1T !! A.lU D nj
CAMDEN RRAS(Hhi. Il '"
Leave Camden 7,20 m
Arrive Mt Culumbin RI S. a on
Leave Columbia - = S.fU D nY
Arrive Mt Camden q 6.55 b m
bay and Night Trains eoHXeef itt :Ata.
gusta with Macon and Augsista Railroad
and Georgia Railroads. This lie fis
quickest and most direct ros;e, afs,t as
comfortable and cheap as any osi.eg ssiifs
to Louisville, Cincffffff.tti, Chicago. ST.
Lossis end III drNcf pt'aatAlts fSGJt and
Northwest. ~ i.o.' brre5g ,lor
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Grcenvillc and Columbia RaiIroa,l, and
Day and Night Trains col,l,cc, With Char
lottc Road.
Through Ticket On s.es,,hh, s.e,,h ria siis soats
TO Mi points North 'AIlnI,F' ~
Camden Train Connects ut kiDgYills
daily (eScept Sundays) with Day g;lssen-
ger Train, and runs through to Columbia
A. 4. TYLER, Vice-Prcsident.
S. B. Pnseas General Ticker Agcnt.
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