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at Westfeld and moves there at once.
A. C. Ellsworth had a door blown up
on him which broke his shoulder and
otherwise injured him.
J. Sheldon was tipped from and under
load of lumber lately and was severely
bruised about the head, and it is feared
he will lose one eye.
The recent high winds blew down a
barn belonging to Mrs Smith which con-
tanned about 10 tons of hay. Fortunate
ly it fell so as to prevent the hay from
being blown away.
J. E. Chase was severely injured re-
Gently by barn door being blown against
his head, knocking him over No great
Inconvenience was experienced until next
morning when a severe pain set in. Med
ical aid was called, and when infamma
ton was allayed it was found that the
skull was fractured. Had the blow been
received an inch farther forward it prob
ably would have caused instant death.
Ne WPORT
Hon. E. A. Stewart, the new editor of
the Express, has purchased Sllas G..
Beams village residence and will move
here soon.
E. B. True has sold his interest in the
furniture business to his partner, H. S.
Root, who will continue the business at
the old stand.
A span of horses attached to sled
got frightened and ran down through the
village last Tuesday, demolishing sleigh
belonging to Mr. Dickerman, and slight
ly injuring one or two persons before they
were caught.
Miss Ina NJ. Bridgman spoke at the
Academy Hall Wednesday evening on
the following subject: Women the hope
Of the Temperance Cause. Her lecture
was well spoken Of by the few who were
present.
Judge Stewart and the Standard be-
ing added to the Express it is obliged
to enlarge its. quarters, and will shortly
occupy the room used by L. D. Living
ston as tailor's shop.
4 The following officers of Memphrema
cog Lodge No. 65, F. & A. NJ, wer
elected at It's annual meeting in Decem
Der: R. Cummings, W. NJ, +; |. A. Adams
S. W. l. A. Cobb, ]. W; T. NJ. Sher
man, Treas. L. D. Livingston, Sec. c
T. Davis, E. A. Hunt, Stewards N. I
Ball, Tyler.
The following officers of Clevelan
Chapter No. 20, r A. NJ, were electe
at its last annual convocation: E. Hum
ington, H. P; R. Cummings, K. ]
e W. Lee, s.; E. B True, G. H.; J. |
: Cutting, P. S.. II. S. Root, R. A. c.
I'll. A. johnson, 1st v; E. A. Hunt,
: v; J. G. Rutherford, Sd Y; L.
t Livingston, Sec; F. NJ Sherman, Treas
f H. Bean, Tyler.
d A Grange of Patrons of Husbandl
: has just been formed at Newport, consis
y ing of some Of our best farmers. II
# following are the officers CHARLES Id
Il Master; G. Cummings, Secretary H.
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1.-The Drummer Boy" or s.The Spv Of
the Rappahannock'' will be PLAYED at
the Congregational church by Bailey Post
No. 81, G. A. R., on Thursday evening.
January %.
A donation visit and oyster supper is
to come off at the Methodist Church on
Friday evening January II, for the ben
etit of Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. Let there
be good turnout. A good time is ex-
pected.
The Orleans County Agricultural So
ciety met for their annual meeting at
Irasburg Jan. I'd 1872. The officers of
the society met in the forenoon to award
premiums on field crops. After consid-
cradle delay waiting for quorum they
proceeded to business. The protest of
w. O. Cochrane against A. A. Randall
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-01-08
MARRIED..

In Irasburgh Dec 81, of cancer of the bowels, Mr..
of this paper.
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3I. j. SMITH,

4. 6. STEVENS,
CURGEON DENTIST Barton Landing, Vt.
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WATCHES, JEWElRf - $50.
b = RIO

Call and see the stock of goods and get Elgn alma
nae FREE, for 1872 good assortment OF the best
grades of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-01-08
GREENSBORO.

The number of deaths in Greensboro
during the year 1871 is less than during
any one year since 1853. The number
is l3. The years record for 1858 and
1853 have the same number. The larg-
est number in any year since 1850 was
26, in l662.-ErpreSs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-01-08
FIRsT-CLAss SWISS WATCHES

that can recommend to my customers as excellent
timekeepers also eight and day clocks that will
suit most anybody Jewery, both gold and plated.
silver and silver plated wares, such as
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A ERICAN w A L G I'll E S,
including the
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MISS A. j.. CUTLER,
MILLINERY DRESS MAKING and pattern rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

A Voice from Chiselhurs,-The Imperial Exile
Addresses nm Old Friend-The Disasters of
Frauce-The Imperial Consultation Criti-
cised-The Error OF the Empire-The Aspira.
lions of the Age.
Belloguet has appeared in a Prague newspaper
preston OF sympathy you have been pleased to send
me at New Years and the wishes you express for
the future OF my family. which may undoubtedly
count you among Its Oldest ana most anectlonate
friends.
share. In the fullest degree, your opinion upon
the lAmentaoe disasters which have, IN 80 short
time, visited France. cannot however. quite
agree with you concerning the absolute illness OF
the Imperial constitution at all times and under all
circumstances. Judge things IRON point OF view
different from yours, aud, excuse me II say so,
stutl0n Is that Which does not separate the gradual
development OF civilization and liberal institutions
from the real security OF people. l believe that
the French people n the raIgeE aarrQE circle o.
Of European reaction which, since the beginning OF
the present century, has ever regarded her with
suspicious eye and could contribute 10 the liberal
consolidation OF Europe. There have not been
wanting Intelligent statesmen who have unaerst God
the necessity Of proceeding In that path. Italy,
patient and calm, would have seconded me in my
work, and would nave cherished for her eter-
nal gratitude. II events have not correspondent to
my desires, we should accuse the levlty and i'm
patience, and, to o certain extent, o want OF cOur
age LII the men who laed the great liberty party.
The other lacLlOns believe me. my dear Baron, are
very active, but pOweress. That Is why am not
as you are, or the opinion mat the empire has
committed an error In sometimes imposing q curb
upon people who are, as you remark, divided,
restless anu vain.
A statesman worthy OF the name should take
into account all the elements OF situation, and
but even the legitimate aspirations OF the age
CHlsELHURsr, Jan. 10, 1872 NAPOLEON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22
DRUNKENNESS AND DEATH.

A wife Dies from Injuries Received by the
Hands Of Her Husband and Excessive
Drinking.
family named Donnelly reside at Carrot Noun.
tain, near Paterson. james Donnelly aud his wife
have been notorious for their intemperance, and
have been frequently complained Of to the police au-
thorites BY the neighbors for their domestic brols.
DonnelIy and his two daughters, the eldest fifteen
years old, went to the Poormaster yesterday for
money to pay for q coffin for his wife, who had died
the previous night He was refused, because It
was known that he was man OF property. They
then went through the town trying to beg the
money. In their rounds they met policeman, who,
asking the daughter abOu! her mOthers death, sue
told MIN that her iather mad Killed her mother.
Donnely was then arrested, and the girls held as
witnesses. The Coroner, being called 70 the scene
OF the TRAGEDY on tuesday Night found by
THE AWFUL SIGHT
that presented Itself to view that the report was
correct and that there mad been death done by vio-
lence. The woman lay upon the bed In the largest
room OF the two-r0omed house. rms room was
occupied as bedroom and contained two beds.
The other room was used as kitchen. The woman
had been carefully washed and cleaned ana the
that was probably spotted with blood nau been
carefully removed or cleaned. The woman was
upon tine bed ready Tor burial, while near BY stood
CONN which Donnelly hao mad sent up and ior the
payment OF which he had been trying to raise the
money. The dead BODY was badly bruised and dis
col0red, with signs OF rough handling all over.
berry's evidence and that OF DR.. Caniil proved the
ceased TO have been very much diseased, ana
there was PROBABILITY Of her having died rom tnat
and not from external violence, although she had
been roughly handled and her death may nave been
fastened by that and exposure. Tne congestion OF
ner lungs and the bronchial affections would nave
been sufficient to cause death alone. The result
Will PROBABLY be, from present appearances, that
deceased came TO her death from dis, vase supern-
duced by exposure, intemperance and bad treat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS on THE
AMERICAN DIFFICULTY.

The London Times OF the sth regards the previous
days discussion as OF the highest value and Tor two
reasons 'lt showed unanmty OF opinion In the
house OF Commons in regulating the admissIbilly
OF indirect damages In the reference TO arbitration
under the Treaty Of Washington, ana It enabled Mr.,
gladstone to explain and qualify the untenable DO.
sillon he had assumed on tuesday. The nights In
terval had brought with 1t opportunities OF
renecnon on what he had been tempted TO say on
the previous evening, ana he spoke In a far
more guarded and cautious strain Than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22
OHIO STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Feb. q, Isl

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Feb. Il, 1917
The State Board or Agriculture has decided 70 To-
cate the ONO state Far for the next TWO years AZ
Mansfield the fair to be held from the I'd TO the 9th
of september. Increased premiums wui DC 0ueieus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

LONDON, Feb 10, 1872
The report upon the address to the Throne, In
reply to the Queens speech, being brought In the
blouse OF Commons BY MIR. Strut, in the session OF
the TIN lnsl., Mr.. Bernal Osborne, Irish member,
rose. and after referring to the Scotch Education
bill, the Ballot BILL the French Commercial Treaty
hnd other matters he right down to the Ameri-
Ian difficulty with England.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-27

From DAN TO BEEnsuErA -From
Ghareston to Dahlonesa, from the sea
board to the mountains, can be seen a
marked Improvement in the style Of
buildings in the last five years. Villages
aud farm houses all present mere ele
CANT and comfortable Appearance. The
reason is we'll known. 1t is because in
that period the whole country has learn
ed to patrouize that celebrated munuIac-
turor of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, MIR.
PIP. Toa!e, Charleston, S. G.
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AShsriRYsE Sales
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,.

) g. .,e.,s IN poAlsMnoN snl ,PLEAlss. 9alit =
! Robert Young, n aA9 ss4 ~
8, 5. ss5 :; ;;,.,.,, r., g''-''''-T,.
by virtue Of an order of Hon.SR r. Gra-
ham, Circuit Judge. in this case; will sell
at Orangeburg c. II. on the, LIST Monday in
February next, nt the risk of the Former
purchaser, the following Real Estate, vie:
All that plantation in Orangeburg County,
on .Limsi ono Greek, Mil Brancieand sElis.s
River, cont ainfgiabout 500 aores more or
-leAs, bounded by Iarttls Of T.. II. Cutler, W.
w. Cutler and estate of l.. c. Gloyer.---
All that tract situate in said County on
Bull Swhinp, centainiiig 3ol netsgt more or
less. bounded by ,Shds now Or formerly of
Gardner. Knots aud others. . Iss 3l
All that tract in said Comfy pnswntnrs of
Bull Swamp, eontqining 23hS acrns, more or
less, bounded by lands now or formerly Of
Gardner KNOTS and others sF
And one other tract OH Bull Swamp in
said County. continuing 3Sa aescs more or
lcss bounded by lands now or late OF Gard
ner 4, Knots and others
Tcrms--Ouc-third cash. the balance on a
credit of one aid two years. securcd by
bond of purchaser, bearing intcreS; from
day of sale, and me rtgagc of the premises.
Purchaser TO pay for papers, recording and
stamps.
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3 CREATURES. This is tho
phrase appiiel My Mia Blackncss, the
Moore Of fSYSet0ce, iAta stiSe fair ladies' of
Italy. 1t was the lovely comple&ion of
sDesdcmona, such h radiant contrast to
his own, shat won his heart; aud sooth
to say, every man of discernnent cousi-
dcrs u fair skin, ,EhkeSa sseet voice, can
excellent thing. in woman" Now this
is charm which can be orqupi'rcd. There
is hcalthful and ,odpliterous toilet ar
ticle, known eveyimherb as Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, Swhiqh literally trans.
figures cloudy or sallaT skin, suausing
the 1iscolorea face; neck, arms AMI
bosom with, seft1peqrly nge aud in,
parting to the sutiaccSa smoothuess and
agloss like that of polished marble
Instead of cloggiug, the pores, like the
sticky enamcls, or contracting them, and
obstructing Precipitation, like the astrin-
geut cosmetics, it clcanses the skin from
all impuritics and wonderfully improv, 8
its texture. This peculiariry is particu-
larly appreciated by our rural bellies,
who find that the coarscHess and rough
ness, which couutry air is apt to cngcn-
der, are speedily removed from their
faces, hands aud arms, By this delightful
preparation,
My FRIEND, stop that terrible cough
aud thus avoid cousumptive's grave,
by using DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. For curing all throat, bron-
,chial aud lung diseases il has never
been eGualed Sold by druggists.
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ALSO

Er 2artc Caroline Livingstone and othcra
by an order in the Probate Court, | will
sell fur partition among the petitioners, on
the l- Monday in February next, ~ Orange.
turg Court House,
) - 49,, - = 20. ..r.
Orangrburg County, bounded on lands of
'he widow Murph, Daniel Zenglcr, \. G..
Gaskiu, ID. Shuicr, n. Waunamak.r, Jro.
Sp"gncr and Sam Crider.
Icrms-So ucii cash as viii pay The c.-
pcnScs Of Ills proceeding bulnncc to DC
paid in three insaimcnts, secure b. bond
conditioned 10 pay onc-third the first of j..u-
nary. 1873, The next third lsl January, 1875
pnd the last Isl January. 1879. with interest
on the whole sum unpaid, payable annually
and Il mortgage OF the property. purchn-
sers 'opay Tor papers, stamps and record
ing
SheriH's Once. Ii. RIGGS,
Orangchurg &. H., :. c., :. o. c.
Jan. :, io1i.
jauG 81
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IIsall and Winter Goods.
unsurpassed in Style Durability and Low
Price, comprising an extensive assortment of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,

4
hIarcnos, Alpacas, poplins, ;phids, Delains,
&c. Z
Tho greatest variety of cLoARs, and cs-
pccially SiI.tWLS ever offered in This mar
ket, all Of which the ladies' say are the pret-
ticst and Cheapest in 0rangeburg
Gents call and examine of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
which is, Undoubtedly the largest, richest
and Cheapest collection eyer displayed by
any Merchant in our Town.
y tull line of the best TRIMMINGS al
ways on hand.
Crna: Inducements offered in Readymaie
Clothing. Boots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels,
I.indseys, Jeans. Kcrseys, Blankets, Domes-
ties Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee Notions OF
every description. :
a omplcte sto,'- of Sugars, colrecs, Ba-
con, Lard, Molass,s, Flour, Cheese, Tohac.
co, I.yc, &c, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware,
Hardware, and other goods too numerous TO
mcnt.on. III Cf which are offered LOW
DOM by JOS. MCNAMARA.
oct II ly
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG COUNTY
a-& THaCoMMos PLEAS.
Mary b. Trcadwcll, Adm'x rsSohn II. Fam
ning, ct al.


ning, ct al.
Complaint to Marshall Assets, sc.
by virtue Of IN order of the said Court in
ilis action, | viIl sell ut 0rahgebuvs Court
liu,tsc. on Muulny tn 1st dav OF FcbrG-
ary. next during the legal hours oil sale.
the Real Estate III this ,Couuty, OF which the
late William r. Trcndwel, died, seized and
possessed, consisting of the following tracts
OF land, in the Town of 'Orangeburg:
l. Tract oc IL ncres, bounded north by
lands of Thomas Oliver, east by lands cf so.
Ca. Railroad Co., Il. Gowan and Estate of
George II. Elliott and Railroad Avcnuc.
south by Russell Street, ami wcst by lands
o. ". NJ Iutson. Esq. Ynis tract VIII br
int"rscctcd by two streets, and will be sold
i'll Is lots Of convenient siLo
2 Tile Hotel tract, situated Mt the corn.
Of Russell and BroughIuu streets. anl bouu
dcl on the o.hcr 81 lee hy lands OF Mrs. ~
3. Trcadwell and y. Louis. This vii, be
sold in Lots, two Of them fronting Oh Rus
sell street. and one of these with II COOL
store already or ctcl thereon, three of them
fronting on Eroughton street, and the re
maindcr constituting the Hotel with ample
stables, and buildings, and yard and garden
roon being one of the, mot eligible pieces
of property in the Town OF 0rangeburg
J. Tract Of l20 acres, bodni" lorth by
lands of Mrs Arm Andrews, ca, Brous.i-
ton street. south by river and --strcet. and
west 10y River street This tract will be
sold in &C lots. and will be intersccicd w:th
streets properly located, rending the Lots
available az Town Lots. A portion will be-
sold in tract OF acres, and another por-
ion i'll IL tract OF about 20 acres.
fine brickyard is on one of The tracts.
A portion orthesc Lots will be sold on the
day indicated, to suit purchascrs risls II
the said Real Estate can b. Inspected "A. tac
Shcr;f's Office.
TrRMs--Onc ihirl cash, balance on a
credit of one two aul three years. secured
by hond and mortgage of the ru.chaa i,
with Interest from day of sale, plsa5!c an
| noally On the whole auionu; ritt;l the whole
boId is fully paid up. .aGl. satisfied AMI to
pay for papers, roeoi ding and stamps.
Puichassrto have privilege OF paying all
cash, and if Dlys purchaser fails 10 comp y,
the promises so purchased h. the p"r.y
failing to comply to be sold on the Sa;ne day
or some Convenient sale'lay thereafter upon
the same terms and al the former. llrt"a-
| scrs risk.
orans$snrF saSI'g c offs IT, s G.. H. NsFS 3 s. c.
Jan ilh, 1871.
ian II
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS

II. i. Rice, Ex's j. Weeks, VS. Jaby Weeks,
ct al.
Pursucnt to an order in The Common Pleas
=, mis- case will Sell at tlru Court House on
the lst Monday in February next, the
champion" tract, which was the property
cf j. Z. Weeks deceased, containing 300
acres more or less, and bounded by the San
tee Riveran lands of Mrs Elizabeth Weeks
and ,Iaby Weeks. the same being in Orange
burg County, Also on the same day, a
number of notes and other chooses in action.
Terms-For the chooses cash-For the land
one third cash, the balance on credit ono
and two years, with bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES +. IZLAR,
Referee
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AT Private Sale.

THHE PLANTATION forming par. os
L the Estate of the. late Col. Keitt. aad
known as the DARBY PLACE. ia trent
consists Of about Gee auTSs. ;,s,I, III ,rsJI
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, BeG Loan
Soil, adapted TO Crops Of oil kinds. These
are the Finest Laads Ia tAe i1istTict, and
were valued at $50 per acre ia 1886, a3o.ld
be sold for one-half that price now. one
fourth cash, the remainder in three install.
ments bearing interest from date sud 60.
cured by mortgages Of tho same. "a
This is splendid chance for any cns de-
string to secure Rich Lands, fine wsser Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range audSa Rofned
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. NJ. KEITT,
Or j.. q. KEIpT, Esq.
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Save Your Money!
splcnafid Stock of NIules and
FH0rses In Arriva 'p
EIorses DO Arriye.I

About the Goth inst, we expect, or CON
signment, large lot of FINE MULES and
HORSES. which we will dispose of cheap.
They are coming from Virginia, where there
is no SORE TONGUE or CHAMBERS, SO
gave your money, aud buy SOUND STOCK
CHEAP. wM. NJ. sam s. co. =
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MAN,
~ r.cropy- Ne rn(er with snoc;ol


{ TIE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MAN
ufAcroRy.--We refer with special
, pleasure to the advertisement of the
Great Southern Piano Manufacsory of
McAs. Wm. Knabe & Co, of Balti-
more. 81.
THIS factory is now one of the largest
in tlc world ]; it is n magnificent five
st,ry structure, fronting an entire block
on Eutaw St, and covering, together
with the Lumber Yards attached. some
two and onc-half acres Of grounl. Three
hundred and fifty mcn are constantly
employed turning out over forty instru-
ments per week.
IS Among the thousand and one Pianos
offered to the public, we scarcely know
any Instrument so fully uniting nil the
.desirablo qualities sought for as the
Knabc Piano. Tt is a matter Of some
difficulty and perplsxity to inexpcrianc-
ed persons TO select good Instrument
of any capacity. We too often arely
upon the Judgment of friends in the
selection of n piano, and are thus fire.
quenty disappointed. The only sure
way, in our opinion is to 20 to the best
maker. For this reason, we rccnnmend
to our readers to purchase Pianos OF
VIM. Knabc & Co.'S manufacture. This
will relieve them the vexatious necessity.
Of wasting time in long search. The
reputation of the Knabc Pianos is an
infa!ible guaranty of excellence. For
durability we would specially recon-,
mend them, as being made in South
crn City, with special view to the trying
changes of Southern climate. -
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] Carolina. Fertilizer
...,.- q rpRiUNpuANT,

WILMiSoTON n, G., aFgust- -31st, 1871.
For the largest produqlioH d Gotten to
the acre, LOCO lbs. CARoIISa FERTILuxgR.
tho acre; 200 lBsi iCARoLIsA FrnrILIzEn.
z The nbovepremiams are for crops pro-
duced with the use of the Carolina Fertili-
zcr alone, or. IN combination with plantation
mannrcs only, and the awarding Of said
premiums is left. disoreti6nsfy with the
eon,mitteei of the Association under their
rules D tat
SANDERS, OATES & CO.,
Agents Mt Charlotte.
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The remainder IN il0acvca &c land moro
.. ,..s, ,sa,,..,.s,. So. ;ue nuTd, ~ ian;is oI
Gabriel SirocH. els; 10y lands of T.. V. s.u
lor, James y Feldcr, south bS David j. Clay.
ton .Ir,. AND wcst 10y j. o. larlor and Car
son Fielder. being the family homcsteai ot
james /. LNrg- on, after trc termination
OF the hoEesteH,. therein. Levied on as the
properly of James f Livingston in the case
OF Las. r. Livingston, ESr ~ E!.1. d. liv-
g.,on ct al.
Shcr.h"s Ohoo. H. RIGGS,
or-ueyburg. g.. H. :. c 5. o. C.
Jan 3 td
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10 GA l..


ste ~ HE NEW sEt1tAf1oFSatBLDEa, OSE
..slS ,Izi:AKs lnong the business charges
saul enterprises ia oraangsbarg, none are
chropieled withsmorc pleasure an,lnone
!, Z start snndes Brighter auspices than the
s4fioYy firm Feider VsosoE& Izlar.N The
farne OF Col. Paul S. Fell.r and the
ss.Aaaa ee TIL. are G.f,miliar.Sto our rea-
atlcrs; aud arc Synonyms Of good faith and
/ courtesy. And Mr.. :staeo. yose has
g already estak!isL cd for himself in our
Ainidst, an enriSib,iie name Tor business en-
terprise, integrity and success. These
clements chaructcrizlc his busipeEs, rela=,
tiuns hitherto with this community, and
Z hcscnrries thescI guarantees of success
into the new. firm, of which, he has be
1 come mcmber., Tho reputation of its
prSprietors, the. losirable location of
Z their business stand, their iull and com
( plete stock, ara reasons of which we
: need not remind our people, why their
liberal patronage should be extended to
3 the new house. Enterprising compcti-
tion is the soul Of commerce and as an
inland trading Town, Oranseburg has
sits full share of this ingredient, so cs-
sential to its business prosperity. And
: tits saying what seyery reader of our
paper we'll knows, that among our bust
! mess houses none start, none stand to day
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possessed Of superior business alvat,ta-
ges than tho firm which last week "nail-
ed its flag to the mast head the firm Of
& Fielder, Vose & Iz!ar. Il =