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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10
LOCAL CURHESf0NDENGE.


AUGUST s, 1872
On last Saturday evening about four
Q clock Locomotive No. IL when about
one hundred yards below the Shaft,
from some cause not Vet fully known,
ran oft the track causing one Of the
greatest wrecks that has occurred on
this road for a number Of years Zen
hoppcrs We're thrown from the track
the greater number Of w!s:qh were 80
badly broken that il is doubtful NiIotA-
er they can oyer lie fepajred
The engineer, GEO WARD, did hot
discover his engine being off tho tract,
until he had gone too far TO check ne
speed Of his train, aJ;ributing the
Jerks and unsteady running Of the en-
gine to rough piece OF ro;.i which he
knew to be IN that place
JAMES BAENARE, the freeman,
Jumped off, slightly injnrjng his knee.
Mr.. WARD. finding his position unsafe,
also jumped oil, without injury
JAMES KELLEY, who was on the en-
CINE al the time Jumped off before the.
engine decided what position to as
sumo, J: ". CLARK, the second fire
man, was standing on the front hop
per, the most dangerous position, on
the train; with the aat,vity and nerve
becomlpga young man, he lcaped about
twenty feet TO It bank and thus o,-
capped from sudden death. The first
brakesman, a. j CLARK, and the con-
dnntnr. .saHE NoyEN, We're on the
latter portion Of the train thought it
nrndent to jump off. SANDY Ten
N-tNT, of Ocean Mines, was on the
engine all this time where he mantulIy
held HIS position until the engine had
nearl y come to q state OF rest lie then
made = Jump to 4 bank, escaping with
the exception Of a slight cut on his
finger. All this happened in less time
than it requires to write it
On Wednesday morning last two
gondolas We're thrown from the track
while being put Oh the siding III this
place; " required bat u short time to
put them OH.
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rls' niGi' HAS oeth organizer ny me
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The weeks co,upatjtion. The pro
gr.mme onened with concert. in
which the fashion abIs audience were
given the orportrnitv of rauhlug
+ the decisions OF the iud.,os. the music.
both vocal and instrumental bainq
executed b. the prize winners The
merits Of the ys.riou. performers have
alreadl Lr... u,tred in articles c+pc~
ciallr @3cvotad 10 musical cri;iris,a. byt
We mav add here that at the tira'
concert the whole public. learned anvil
unlearned. were highly eratifiad, and
unanimously confirmed the decisions
Of Sir Julius Benedict and his md
ciaI colleagues. We have the bisA
authority ct' Mr.. Mauns. the able d.
rector Of the CRYSTAL Palace music.
for saying mat TIA, trials have brought
! out a really -nra soprano in the per
son of Mi A-ur Williams. the win
uar Of the pri1., IN that clasi. land that
the other sur.r....rl singers, both male
and female. ale lar above nediocritv.
Al
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isr the week. ending Au1. 3. 1H;2 there
wac II .,,,.ii tons Of Coal transported oyer the
cumberland 4 Pennsylvania Railroad, and for the
year to same date, I.0H:,,3s 10 tons.
inr the same week the c were 6.i3i II tons OF
ca transported over the Cumberland Branch Rii.,
aud ru the wear 20 The same dalc, laS,3iI /, JuEr
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NJ G.. Il

AUGUST 9, 1872

AUGUST 9, 1872
On Tuesday evening last, at Poto-
mae mines, boy named RoGAN, like
BOYS in general, wanted to ride on
horseback he mounted, ant while
proceeding to the watering place, fell
and broke bis arm close to the. wrist
On Thursday morning, NICHOLAS
HoCKING, II driver in Caledonia mihes
fell in cndeavoring to pass his trip
and loaded car passed over his ARIA,
lnanghng it fearfully and crushing
the elbow. 1t is regarded as Il serious
injury.
Last night We had grand cxhibi.
ton Of aurora borealis its variegated
cor uscatious extended west and east Of
the nothern horizon, and its bright
hess was nearly equal to moonlight
Al the NJ. +. Church last night, Rev,
L. EDwARps. of Bloomington, preached
10 an appreciated audience, on growth
ia grace.
The announcement last week that
the Conservatives had carried North
Carolina was premature. The RepuD-
r.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10
Advice
70 THOSE ABOUT TO BUY
:, : :: w IN &! VI .csu.x EST:

When you are asked to buy Sewing
Machine, ask yonIsci u few
questions Ike Tie
follow ing:
Writ can he t'r rets%oH for advising rte.
to get This Machine?
Do jhcy really know my better tfan my
self which il, best, or have they !. selfish in.
tcrcst in the matter?
If buy il and find have nor rhe Nest.
VIII" sill he the loser? VIII they, or can
they. give me all The ncCcsaag7, instructions.
for Using the Machine AMI keeping it in
or,!rr:
IF buy this Machine what assurance
have that | can get it rnpaiyed without
much troWbl" should it ever get broken or
any part Of it get lost?
Am | getting the Machine from patty
WHO Is responsible ld reliable. and will do
IL he or she agrees.
II IS rfIW "at"roi, ond " matte' q c0nr&e,
that any one engaged in tie safe OF any one
Sewing Machine will recommend that par
tcular Machine
Remember this x,rect tuN comes cheap
bu, if you buy the wrong Machine il IS eN-
pcnsivc;a portion Or all You paid fer i,
Inst Hto"cyi
D7at .foo' "trag YopI' mo"eg Nor try Gspof
taJ"!S to gct " goo3 .Sctring -Rt5'i1.e.
We are dealing in I'LL kinds OF SswiG2
Machines, dj,h tCh0t ix t.ttY'. we know all
about thcm how they are made: what thry
are made of; what kinds of work they will
do, and how is done On them. Also, can
reot,r and o4juSt any Of them, no nE,ttr4
how much thcy arc out ot order
ItH us mint yo" r"nt" .stmj0g .Nt-fiae
II do, mud re arW ten 1a,n mhAah i, BEST sn,l
warrant and defend you iii getting thai
kind of Machine?
If you hly Il Sewing Maqi4ae tTom lis, mn
mr. recommendations, We viii guarantee sat
istaction to ynu in So doing, or take the Ma
chine back, and furnish yea my Other S4s =
ing Machine in the innlktt EVEN LN-
CHANGE, and We y i'll 80 a. We agree.
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\ frii line of Smoking and chewing To
baccos always on hand and for sale at fail
prices, tw n9l JoUN UIrCuINS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10

Coffee, Sugar, Syrlps, Spices, Canned
Goods, Tobaccos, Cigars, Wooden Ware,
B:ooms, &c. &c tor sale cheap It TAsAEli'5
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Ask to see the 10 cent Muslin.
BALTZELL & Co.

w. ii. u a correspondent, calls at
tention to the habit OF strrci-ioltng in
du.gcd by the young men and boys OF Frost
burg. He says the Ordinance bearing on
that nuisance is not enforced His com
munication is excluded because OF its length
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REV. Ii. III. humphrey |

returned, and resumes his duties at the
Prcsbytcriah Church. He will deliver an
address to Young People ON next Sunday,
at l04, A. NJ, on some o! the prevalent
evils of the day.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE
Boot. Sia0e and HAT stN.p0piyut

7 \ Bank buiIding opposite ST. Michp(s
B. Church, Main It, FrosthUr~, Md
N who hart anything i'll the line of
SitUcss. q lIit best and finest Quality;
Shoe oi af,. best and heaviest make Shoes
h4 po',' 81 rich, young or Old; Shoes for MI,
no maTIcr what their occupnIon or profess.
ion EtGotS tisT Men: Boots for Ladies :.
Boots for Children; BOOTS for al Eaasf.
Tor Old and yo,i&g. TRUNKS, EALioES,
Nt,-aEl ii fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
=. Boots and Shoes made 10 order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly donr- Apl li
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Additional Local,

Re-Opeming.-The re~orenins OF
"ttorden Shaft NJ. f. Church. havin. be4n
postponed To August 18th, Sabbath week, J
the interesting services connected there
with will certainly transpire on the above
mentioned day and date, aug. lSthl
The services will be conducted by sew
eral wellknown and able preachers. The
following named brethren are expected
Rev g. v LEIGH, of Piedmont Rev. A.
!. Gu.t, IF Cumberland.
We are also anthorized to say that Dr.
WIppsMAA. Of FrostbUsg. will close his
church on the morning Of the 18Th, aud
will take part in the rc-opeping services.
Fl. C. AcDaSIEL.
Cumberland Duty Ns,es and It.ass
viii please copy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10

Coles Museu m.-Donf forget this
monster exhibition 1t makes its appear
ancc in Frostburg next Tuesday. Its long
Array Of attractive fraturc- cfaa.t i;til -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10

Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef Break fast
Bacon, OCanvassed1 Clear Sides, Sl4gu!ttct
Bacon-a general assortment, at TAskEK'*
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Water Melons, Cantaoupes, Peaches,
Pears, Apples, and vegetables, arriving daily
at TAsKER's.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10

Gents Hankcrchie:s, just III, cheap
CHEAP STORE.
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Insurance Faisl.-Wc learn that
the Ell a Lite Insurance Company of Hart
ford Inns recently paid to the bcnctchrics
ola Policy Of Life Insurance on the life OF
the late JOHN lies ST,NDrsu, the sum of
81, 100. the amount for which that ..Gntle-
mans life was assured
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-08-10

ana IcfihElinCtS ToT inc purpose Oh
pleasing ,sa. Mr. COLE has secured a Men
agcric which IL said to he inferior To none in
America, While his circus performances are
of the highest order, and cannot fail 10 please
the most scrupulous. Don't forget the
dav, August -, 1872. Slr. GAYLORD, the
Agent says: bring your wives, daughters,
sons, grandchildren, etc. if You have none
of these bring your -wcethcart-, and he
warrants there Will I've no difficulty about
her heart and hand after that
Ask your Grocer for J. :. Du.woHTu *
Co. ; Pure Roasted Coffee. tees
lU.-C. CAMNACH. Esd. Il highly re-
-prctcd resident of WASHINGTON. D c., 40
iourning in Frosthurg, is reported ii. II"
is advanced in age and quite feeble. Iii,
friends here are bcstoU ng ncc,ltul attention
and kindly assisting him in his efforts to
proloug useful life II" is wcll-lnown by
cur Older citizens, having been IN annual
sojourncr here for long time past.
Argand, or German Student Lamps tsl-
pcrior to any Lamp ever inven'edJ for sale
al TAskLRs.
Another Si q " -. X IECkNI.r < Cos
Monster Museum. Nenugcrie end Circus,
will y'isit FrOSIburg on the 22i inst. 1t
prointsrs to be first-cass Exhibition, and
We doubt not will perform all that is prom
IL, to,
uously, involving considerable oI:lay of
money here, certainly looks Is thYu..h tA.,y
intended not to be olatl0ne.
wide Awake and Fast
Asleep. All kinds of Frames to suit
che above Pictures ut W. b. SpILL's.
Insurance 'aisi.-Wc learn that
the EFT a Life Insurance Company of Hart
ford 'has recently paid to the bcncticinr.cs
of IA Policy Of Life Insurance on tie life OF
the late .JoHN lies ST,NDrslI the sum of
So 100 the amount for which that gcntle-
mans life was assured
Ask to see the 10 cent Muslin.
BALTzELL & Co.
". Il. IL n correspondent, CALI; at
tention to the habit OF strrct-ioa.ing in
du.ged by the young men and boys OF Frost
b,ws. He says the Ordinance bearing on
that nuisance is not enforced. His com
munication is excluded because OF its length.
\ hrhi line of smoking and chewing To
baccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by MS JOHN IlTrCuINS
/ REV. Ii. III. humphrey has
returned, and resumes his duties at the
/ Presbyterian Church. He will deliver an
address to Young People on next Sunday.
at l0!, A. NJ, on some Of the prevalent
evils of the day.
Coffee, Sugar, Syrups, Spices, Canned
! Goods, Tobacco5, Cigars, Wooden Ware
, B-oonls, &c; &c, for sale cheap It TAsNENs
Gents Hankcrche!s IjIi=t in, cheap.
CHEAP STORE
Sugar Cured Hams, Dried Beef, Break fast
Bacon, (Canvassca.) Clear Sides Shoulder
! Bacon-a general assortment, at TAskER':
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Orangeburg S. c., Dec. 9th 1872.

Orangeburg S. c., Dec. 9Th 1872.
AT a REGULAR meeting of the Elliott
Independent Hook Il Ladder Company
held on the evening of December 9th
1872, the following preamble and resou-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, upon the occasion of our
recent Anniversary Parade, our Truck
was most onately, profusely and taste
fully decorated with wreaths and flowers
the work Of the fair ladies Of Orange.
burg, amd hereaS, it is the part Of
chivalric gratitude that we should ex-
press our high appreciation Of the same.
Therefore Be IL Rcsoire!, That we
recognize this handsome decoration ,s,of
our Truck as beautiful expression o.
the interest and sympathy felt for us
individually aud as Company, BY the
ladies of Orangeburg.
RcsolOed, That we appreciate most
proudly this bright manifestation Of we'll
wishes for us, and find in it an incen-
tive to further enterprize, devotion and
industry in the performance of that pub
lie duty for which we are organized and
which We have undertaken.
Resoioed, That the interest can never
droop in any cause, with which woman
sympathizes, or which she thus hand
somely encourages.
Resoiccd, That our thanks are hearth
y rendered to the ladies for their kindly
interest and patient industry in thus
magnifccntly ornamcuting our Truck
Rc$olrcd, That this Preamble and
these Resolutions be published in the
Orangcburg News and T'.";cs.
Extract from the minutes
j. HERMAN WAHLERS,
Secretary
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Remainder after homestead in above
case, 534 acres, bought by same puchas.
er for $500.
In case of L. D. Mowry VS.. j. j
Antley, 1873 acres were bought by Mar.
tha Antley for S400. Another tract
in same case, 200 acres, bought by same
purchaser for 500.
In case of Eiz. Barnett VS.. Amelia
Carson ct al Remainder in dover aud
homestead in 302 acres bought by Mrs
Barnett for Sl3 Rcmaiudor In dow
er in 100 acres, samo purchaser, for
SIG.
In case of p. p. jennings administrator
VS.. p. 8. Fielder, the Homestead tract
No. /, 225 acres was bought by II. II,
Jennings for S1260.
Tract, No. 2, the Andrew Wolfe place
967 acres bought by II. II. Jennings
for s1005.
Tract, No. 3, Jacob Murphy place,
3T0 acres bought by p. s. Fielder for
500.
Tract, No. 4, John Murphy place,
800 acres, bought by P. S. Fielder for
s5O5.
Tract, No, 5, the Dcmpsy tract, 16J
acres, bought by p. s. Fielder for 1925
Tract, No. 6, the Lynch place, 13g
acres bought by p. S. Fielder for $500
Tract, No. Z, the Thomas place, 1OG
acres, bought by WA. A. Dukes, TO,
s12o.
Tract, No. s, the Mary Murphy place
16G acres, bought by John S. Bowman
for 215.
Tract, No. ., 200 acres, bought by
8. Dibble for $31O.
In the case of p. Doyle VS. Sarah
Jane Wiles, the Carriage Factory, near
Rail Road, bought by z. Doyle fur
$500.
A Tract Of about % acres, within
corporate limits, bought by j. y. f.
Oliver, for 1885.
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The Isultimore IsoI,erv

Demonstrates the oft-told tale that cheap
snfes, old fashioned safes, safes not up 10
the times, an the temptations to burglary.
Bankers may provide watehmen, and may
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money in The watchmans pocket, or
trust in a tin or wooden box, no matter how
many guards are used. The safe, after al
is the last respectable. No amount Of watch.
ing or guarding will ever make poor old.
stylc safe trustworthy. This is the citadel.
and should be the best that can be made.
THEIRS is BUT ONE BEST.
HERRINGS s. FARRRB,
Nos. 25l and 252 Broadway, corner Murray
slroet. Only manufactureIs of Herring
New Patent. Champion Bank Safe
Messrs Walker, Evans s. Cogswell. Agents.
Charleston S. G.
oct 5 "
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THE ORPHANS ApPEAL.-The De.
cember number of this beautiful little
paper, issued by the Board of Trustees
of the Palmetto Orphan Home, is on
our table. OF this little paper, the
Barnwell Sentinel says, "evcry family in
the county should subscribe tor the Or.
phans Appeal, to instruct and amuse the
little ones around the hearth-stonc.
Iac Appeal is giving history Of the
rise aud progressofthc Palmetto Orphan
Home, which will bo continued in each
ISSUE. The price of the Appeal is only
80 cents year.
Every person who gives SO cents for
the Appeal gives it to the Orphan Home
and every one gives SO cents or more
to the Home will get the Appeal for one
year.
Direct Orphans, Appeal, Columbia s.
G..
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REVOLUTIONS.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OnANoEBURo COUNTY, s. c.,
November 9th, 1872.
Re'olccd, That all persons holding COUN-
Ti ORDERS issued by the late Boards of
County Commissioners, for Orangeburg
County, do present the ssmo 10 the Clerk of
this Board for Registration within thirty
days from this date, and that all such Coun-
ty Orders not Registered within tho time
aforesaid, and Endorsed with the approval
of ills Board, will be dcbarrcd payment.
Re;okred, That the Treasurer of Orange
burg County is forbid to pay any such
County Order not Registered and Endorsed
as aforesaid.
Resoired, Tot the Clerk of this Board do
publish these resolutions for thirty days.
E. 7. X. SMOAK,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
Attest
GEO. BOLIvER, Clerk Board.
nov 80 Al
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We understand that grand tourna-
ment and ball will be had on Christ p,as
day next, at Walterboro, Colleton Coun-
ty. knights from the surrounding Coun-
lies are Cordially invited to attend. ANY
further information may be had by ap-
plying through mail to either of the
Committee of Arrangements, Messrs.
. = !! !! !E'.;;!;a::= Ham: ard 9 r OBrvan.
No application will be received after
the Goth December.
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Tie ELLloTTs' ANNIv vERsARY.-
Among the pleasant local occurrences of
the year is the celebration of the ami
vcrsary Of the Elliott Hook aud Laddc
Company, This rccurs on the Both day
of November Of each year. The lat
| celebration Of this ocasiou took place
last Saturday. The Company parade
in tho Afternoon, presenting u hlndsome
app arAnce. Their Truck was most
exquisitcly decorated with wreaths and
roses. This was the work of the ludies.
and was bright and beautiful express
ion of their interest in this entorprisins
and noble company.
In the evening tho Company, with
their numerous invited guests sat down
in their new hall to most boun,eous
and well prepared supper.
Ample justice was done to the delight
ful rrpast, and when the chatter of knife
and murmur of congenialty subsided,
"fcast of reason, and fow of soul" ell
sued. Music of rare amatur order
threw its graceful charm over the scene.
), Speech, sentiment and song, eloquence
wit and humor, all in pleasant variety,
characterized the passing ofthc evening.
Among the good speeches were those
of j. w. DcTrcvillc Esq, Stiles r.
Mellichamp Esq James H:Fowlcs ESQ,
the Rev. Dir. Brown, and A B Knowl-
ton Esq, One little episode created
round of merry amusement. The toast
to our Getty Fathers" was announced.
And 10 !! there was none to respond.
Alter moment Of awkward silence
such as ensucs when there is NOBODY in
the congregation Ito raise the hymn, the
band burst out with the lively air, "No-
bodys child" The point was recoguiz
ed and burst Of merry applause rung
through the room.
The occasion was happy one. The
evening sped away and at late hour
i''.e celebrants dcpa:tnd, well pleased
with themselves.
We were present, but got there very
late aud made very poor speech.
The following officers were elected at
the anniversary meeting to serve for the
ensuing year:
Foreman
j. G.. VesE.
Assistant Foreman.
L. DEMARs.
Secretary.
j. II. WAHEERs.
Treasurer.
L. G. ANDREWS.
Surgeon.
Il. j. OLIvERos.
First Director
j. G. MoKEwN.
Second Director.
w. A. EDwARDs.
Ste,oayd.
w, NJ SAIN.
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A new and energetic maine is added to
the goodly and substantial list of Or
angeburg merchants c. d. Kortjohn
has thrown his banner to The breeze.
On it are inscribed attention, courtesy
fair dealing and success. The readers
of the News will DO well to step in.
AT Funderburk's old place, you know.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

The New Street is beautifully opened
up for travel, and is great improve,
ment to Orangcburg, certainly. Adver-
tisc your building lots on its line in the
Nkws. We have the start of Boston
now, you remember.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

The "Rural Carolinian," for Deccm-
Der, has been received, and is most
valuable number. Walker, Evans q
Cogswell publish this able agricultural
Magazine" at Charleston. Price 81
per annum.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

Tho Southern Cultivator, publ he'd
at Athens, Ga, by w. l.. Jones, is Il
valuable agricultural monthly at 50 per
year. The December number is on our
table, and it's contents are useful, inter
esting and instructive.
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CoLD.-Friday Of last week was the
coldest day that has been experienced
in these parts for many winters. Water
froze in rooms in which fire was burning.
Butter, it is said, had to be chopped and
ground.
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Low PRlcEs.-D. Louis claims that
he is the Champion of Low Prices.
Cheapness is an item now "a days. Read
ind go.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07
"E pizoOtio cocktails" are the latest.

Q. o. D.-These mystic letters were
explained by damscl. to mean "call on
dad."s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

SALE DAY.-Last Monday was a
busy one. A very large crowd of per-
sons were in Town, and all was life and
activity. The streets presented varied
aid lively scene.
The Sheriff, E. /. Cain sold con-
siderable amount of real estate, as fol,
lows:
In The CASE Of John w. FuncHess VS.
p. d. Punches, 35s acres were sold for
sagN Purchases W, N, scoyill.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

DR.. A. q. Dukes, besides his drugs,
has something's which will not be drugs
at this time of year, viz: Toys
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

Christmas gifts announced already by
J. Herman Wahlers. This is prema.
ture. See his card.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

T. Kohn & Bro. say some Important t
and interesting things, in another col
umn. Better read it at onco.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-12-07

Something is said about Christmas, in
the card of Geo. II. Connelson which We
think is very pertinent.