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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09
FAIRMONT STAT NORMAL
AND

FAlRMONT STATS NURMAL
Female College
T. COATED AT FAiRMONT, MARION
IL county, w. Va, y Miles West Of Graf
Ton on the Baltimore and ohio Railroad.
The Fail Session will begin September Q,
1873.
BOARD OF INsTRUcToRs-J.G g. Blair, NJ. n,
LII. D., Principal; Miss NJ. l.. Dickey, NJ +.
D., lst Assis ant; Miss l.. Fleming, NJ. l.. D.,
I'd Assistant, and Competent Tutors,
Fall session OF 20 weeks begins Sej lember
9th, 1873. -
NoRNAL.-Thls Department is designed
to aid Yound ladies' and Gentlemen in fill
and thorough education for teaching. 1t
embraces full course OF Mathe matIcs, Sci-
ences, English Grammer aud Literature,
Geography and Map Drawing, Analy sis,
Book Keeping, Flocu'ion, penmanship,
Philosophy, Theory and Practice OF Teach
ing, History, Model Sc Iool Practice, &c &c.
Upon the com pletion OF the course of study
the pupil receives Diploma, which author
lies her or him to teach In any free school
in the State without fu ther examination.
Tuition free TO all Normal pupils
ACADEMIC AND FEMALE COLLEGE DE-
p .RTMENT.-The plan OF study and instruc-
ton in this Department. is equal to that OF
any Academy or Female College in the
country; embracing full course In Mathe-
matics, Sciences, Literature, 'istory, Eng
lish Analysis and Criticism, Latin, Greek,
French and German languages; also, In
strumental and Vocal Music, Drawing and
Oil Painti' e, Caligthenics, &c, &c. Qnstru-
men al Music includes instructions on the
Violin. Guitar, Piano and rgan)
The buildings now Occupici by the School
are capa"ious and 81 well adapted TO the
work OF instruction rs any in the Etate.
Students can enter The classes at any
time, although ii Is hest t begin with The
session. Every young TEACHER in the State
should attend the school in the fall, Two
months, before the opening OF his winter
school. Board is from * On to s3 81 per week
limited number of young Ladies and
Gentlemen will be aided to some extent
from T. e Peabody fund. The society OF
Falrmont is intelligent and cultivated, and
will extend their cord al sympathy and
care 10 all students coming to the school.
Address, for Information. ]. q. BLAIR,
aug5-eqgb Fairmont, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

- - ~
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made January 18th, \. d, 1868, by
Francis A. StipeS snd wife, tn the under.
signed, Samuel Morris, to secu e, among
o hers, two notes made by said Francis A..
stipes and Robert r. Stipes, 10 the order of
Emory Morris, dated April LIST, 1853, one for
one Hundred and seventeen dollars aud
sixty cents. payable four years after date (;
the other for One hundred and eleven doJ-
lars and thirty cents, payable five years
after date, viii sell. upon the preni.es, in
the town o; BcnwOOd, on the
I0ih DAY OF sEPEEn BER. 1879.
beginning nj ~ O'Clock A. ~, toy cash, the
toliO - ing properly, iO-wit: Portions OF the
lots numbered tTe.ve lHl ard thirteen U3,
in the town Of EenwOOl. which portions are
describe as follows: Th'T,y six (36I feel
nine & Inches 90 o." vet }Ovtion Of lot
nuDh' red Thirteen GA. thence with said di-
vision line twenty two Tn feet across lot
numbered we've, thence east parallel with
the tines OF said tOts seven F) feet four a.
riches, thence with the end Of TIL Ccoper
shops erected or lot numbered twelve, 10
the south line o:lot numbered eleven.
Selling as trustee. | viii convey only such
title rs | nave under the said deed OF trusi,
but The tide = believed to he good.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
Rug9.b trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09

Has been before the American public
oSER THIRTY years. It has never yet
JAILED to give perfect satisfaction. and has
Justly been styled the panacea for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Svellings,
Sprsins, Bruises, &C., &c, for Man and
Beast. No family should be q single day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-09

HUBBARD & McBURNIE,
septS 1918 and 1870 Market street.
NLERK'S OFFITE OHIO COUNTY
" CIRCUIT COURT, Aug. rules (il 1873.
Margaret living
Alfred Ewing,
STATE OF W GSr VA. TOE THE SHERIFF
Of OHIO c., GREET ST!
We command you that you Summon Alfred
Ewing, II be be fund in your Paiiiwicx, TO
appear at the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, at rules 10 ne held for
the said Court, on The first Monday In Aug
1873, TO answer a bill in chancery exhibited
against him in the said Court by Margaret
Ewing. And have then there this writ.
Witness, Samuel B. NcColloch, Clerk OF our
said Court. at the Court House OF ssid coun-
t., in the city OF Wheeling, the 4th day OF
August 1873, and in the eleventh year OF the
sAML B xcCoLLoCH, Clerk.
Alfred Ewing is no inhabitant OF my
r. 8 BROWNS. O.. c.
Wheeling August 1, 1873.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain decree
Of divorce A tincuio nidtrtmorif, and IL APP
pearing from an tfidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant. Allied Ewing, is not a
resident OF this State, on motion OF the
plHintifi's counsel, tits ordered that The said
defendant do appear here within one
month after the fiet publication Of this OF
der, and do what is neces sary to protect his
interest herein.
Ts
sAM'L. B. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.
The defendant will take notice that the
dispositions of James Launder and others,
will be taken at The law Office OF Mesrs.
Davenport d Dovener east side OF Chapline
street, 8r door tup .tsirsl north OF Tw elvth
street, Wheeling West Virginia. or the 9Th
dag Of October, 1873 to be used In evidence
in the above cause, and II not completed
on that day 10 be continued from day 10 day
until completed.
Ruc6-0t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT.
The recent decisions of tho Supreme
Court Of the United States on two cases
E'upz FROM Georgiu. in Nhich the decisions
Of the Supreme Court of that State are
reversed are Of great Iuhlic interest
They arc not only Of interest to, the le-
gal lprofussi"p, and to tho paris cou,
cerncd, but to alllycrsins hnLliug ho,uc ;
srcaa.cxcmptions, aud tli,ir creditors,
and to all creditors who hive claims da !.
ting back anterior to June l, 1865
Some, serious, complication may grow
out of these decisions, jecl. ring the
homestead act uuconstitionnl The foil.
owing is brief statement Of the deci-
sion; ~
In Gum IS. Barry, the Constitution.
ali,y Of the homestead clause Of the
constitution Of 1868. and Of the laws
passed in pursuance thereof Was passed
upon. Gum had applied to the Superior
Court of Randolph c,unty for a man
danms 10 be directed to Barry, the
sheriff of tho county to require him to
levy a certain Il. IA. against one Hart,
;sSucd upon Judgment for debt contract
ed before the adop,ionof the cons; itoti,n
of 1868, upon tina property of said Hart
which hal been ret aide to him as 4
hon,cstead under the act Of 1868. upon
tho ground That that act WAS unconsti,u.
tional and void b. ar aa il prev,ntsl
tho levy. of such #. IA, or provided ;or a
larger amount Of exemption than did
the laws iu existence at the tune the
debt was contracted The Superior
Cou,t refused tho man,la nus. AMI the
State Supreme Co'rt AHMED their
decision which was reversed by The Su.
prene Court ofthe United States. The
of tlIis IN t,rehder r..il sl: - .is,r ne..:s
of h"nirstead and exemptions uf persons
atty under the act Of SGS, so FAR as hay
may affect debts contracted bei;nre tn.
adoption pf tho constitution of 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
IN THE COURT OF PROB .tTE

WHEREAs, Newton r. W. Si>trunk made
suit to mo TO grant 10 him Letters OF Ad.
:n,inistration Of the Estate and effects Of
Mrs. Ann Sisirunk, late Of Orangeburg
Coauty. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
sli aa.i singnlav the Kindred and Credit ors
of the said deceased, TO DO and appear be-
fore mo at q Court Of Probate for the said
County, 10 be holden AZ 0rangeburg on the
5th day Of May, 1878, at ~ o'clock A..
NJ. to show cause il any why the said Ad-
ministr ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of my
Court. riis Stii day Of .April;, A. ID. 1873,
andin the heninety-ssvenCh.Yean n Of American
Independence.
AUG. II. KSOwLT0M
LS. Judge cf Probate q, G.
api ~ n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
News SUMMARY.
THE LoUIsIANNA OUTBREAK.

More blo"dy disprdera arc springing
from the revolutionary condic. in I.oai,-
lana. A quarrel over local Offices, in
Grant l.srieh, over QUO hundred negroes
being re.o-tcd killed. Tkc!roub!c seems
to have, grown out ofa contest for pos
sereiou ,oethe county courthouse, situated
at Colfaz, Grant rarish kcliog, claim
ing to be Governor Of Louisiana, has com.
miR.ioned certain men as parish offers,
the Lynch Relurning Board hsvins 6r.t
set ASIDE the popular el-ction. X i!ls'.
arPointoes are resisted By some oftLo,e
who opposed his party in the lato election.
the col"red meu bein:: conspicu ,ua in The
preliminary acts of violence. Those,
iortifying themselves in the courthou.e,
have been attacked by the X ollo.g party
and driven out by friry the building.
Soslegal process seem, to have be,u
attempted OH oithor sil.. We hops tn,
tragical result Of this la wless conflict
have been oycrdrawn. The pr-sen,
statement is an awful one; m gives us
no idea Of which pida, has the rights of
tho case II is enough to know that he
bloody occurrences in iirant parish are
the legitimate irui, "f usurpa,on
which a nited States Cuun psr,nitted.
the Pr,tident wipked ut, and Conyross
did not have the courage to touch
Tbs I<ouisiana mrd,llo hiss bro pht
about g. serious conhi,t between tho
! Whites and negroes in little town nam
ed Coliax, in -Grant parish, The dis.
graefyil lr"Ydition Of affairs in iha State
cndered i. Impossible to decide as to the
Legality Of the last eles,ien., auI tho
4 rival candidates in the.t ,wn in question
4 were advised hy "Govepnor'~ Kellogg to
!ei,le matters between themselves, A
collision aid bloodshel were tho nmu.
raj 'eUnscInsnccs. The negroes took
posscs.ion of the courthouse, throS up
tbressssworEs. and Wefe finnlIy dis.d sed
and defeated with considerxbla loss, b;
an attacking force Of whittier. A sad
e"n'nsntmy on the management oI
so"'hern aRairs by The iower.uens and
ad,tional diss raoe on Cbogfes for leav-
ing ihe@rivsl parties in toai lana II, a
qua andary o. 10 the legality Of their 70.
/ L. 4 4
spsctive claitnp. 'ni ''''
| d sIr YtlEiFE .rE .ss, ga RI.
PUT NE IN NY LiTTLE LAVA BED.
l. Mr. Js.ss ApPlegatp, ons Of the L.
dian commissioners, ,giysa the following
graphic description. Of thu a''lavA bsd','
which 6gure so extensively since the
Beginning Of the Mqdoc iroublss. ."lhe
stronghold Of the Modoo indians 10 a
'predsgsl. (sn irregular volcanic surf,ce)
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
P"09T0D1Dae Of
T(bURNAM ENT.
TO DE GIVEN At

ORANGEBuRG, S. g., MAY LIST, 1878.
The Knights will assemble at the Old
Parade Ground, at 10 o'clock, the line will
be formed ut half past ten Cl0I) precisely
Mitchclfs Brass Band heading the column.
The line OF march will be through Main.
street TO Rail Road, from thence to Tourna-
mcnt Ground arriving there the Knights
will be formed into line, in front of the
Judges stand where the rules governing The
riding will b. read.
The exercises will begin at half ts,.t elc ven
Cll@D o'clock. The names of Il { Knights
will be announced in the order in which they
are in line.
The following rules will govern the Tour
namtnt.
t. All Knights will ride in costume.
I'd. The Knights will ride in the order in
which they are in line. The Signal foi rid
ing forward will be Il blnst Of the bngle. st
each end of the sevcnty-fyc yards there will
be signal flag, which will be lowered Il,
both point, by which signal the judge keep
ing the time will be governed
Sd. The distance To be run will bc seventy
five yards. Each Knight will be required to
complete tile ride in eight seconds, and
should any Knight fail to come up to the
time specified he shall be ruled uut by the
judSc., Tor that ridc.s
ith Each contcnding Knight, when he
has completed his ride will report to the
judge stand and deliver to the Judges the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
The State of South Carolina
OEANGt.BURG COUNTY

~ iHh NotRr OF lRpBNTE
By AUGUSTUS IL. RN0vLTON. E-a
Jalgs OF Probate in raid County.
WHEREAS. Rosa V Clark ha'h amp Sal
to me for Letters of Administrator on tho
Estate Of Lawrence D. t'lA rk,. .;sr of sid
County. deccasch-
These are therefore 'p efrr rNJ 'nN,ni>!r
all and singular the kindred und Creditors
OF the said deceased. t" h. an appear he
fore Inc at n Court of Probate Cnr iLe said
County, to be holden At NY Oi!icc III Or,n: -
burg. s. g.. OF tir, tRflhh day of Nav.
1873. "t 10 o'clock A. ~. 10 show cause ir
amy, why the said Administrator snu ..L
not be granted.
Given uuner my hand AMI the seal us the
Court, this f.irls h,S Of April \. b. 1873.
and in the ?Tth year OF American lu.lc-
pcndcncr
[L.S.l AUGUSTUS +. KNnwLTuN.
rS26-2r Judge &c Probate
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ono
IN Month ON date will hbs my anal
account with the Honorable Aug. B. khowl-
ton, Judge OF Probate for 0rungeburg
County, as Guardian of Joseph ". "and
Daniel ]. Griffin, and ask for Letters of Dis
missAl. JOHN F. GRIFFIN,
April 10th, 1873. Guardian.
anl ~ In
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26

Given under my hand and seal Of office
this March 8, 1873.
WARREN NJ. FEAGLE,
Deputy Clerk, Fewbsrry county,
tFrom the Ahbevillo IS. c.) Press & Bannor,
Jan. is, 1873
AnBErILtE, 8. C. Dec. 10, 1872.
.nESSRS CULVER BRoT,HERS.
We cheerfully grant you permission to
use our names ne you see proper in com
mcndation of your Farmer Cooking Stove,
for VIC regard it rs being altogether the
best cooking stove in use. 1t is all that is
desirable IN IA stove, for4it is simple in
construction, has no dampcrs OF nucs to
burn out, and bakes quick and beautifully
We bespeak for you libcra patronp &C
from our ncishbors and friends, believing
AZ we do that none fwho-purchase one Of
these stoves will ever rcgreat it, but will
consider it a rare prize in these days, whom
gooi cooks are so hard to get. Your enter
prise meriss success, nnL'we hope you will
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Sale Under Mortgage.

Ey virtue of n Mortgage from ]. N. PEN
nington TO Bnil, Scovill & Pike. dat cd March
PC, 1872, and with tho couHSht Of parfiss,
will sell at Ornakcburg Court House, on
Tuesday, the Gtf day Of May next for cash,
two Mules and on, Four Horss Wagon,
apl ltd ". n. JOINER, Agent
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Orangcburg-In Prbate Court.

UrHhRcDWFE-Ht VTUUtt VHFt'
d. /. TTity, ss. +. ". Houstr, .i1"r. John
4. hItin.
All persons having claims against the
Estate nj thc late John a. Keitt are request
ed &" rresen, and prove iheig respective de-
mnnds before this Court on or before the
twenty ninth day OF April 1878. to which
date the fnrtaur hearing Of The above en-
titled action is continued, L
A. b. KNOwLToS. ~
Probate Judge.
april D 81
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS IN oEASSKBuRGr 4
COUNTY Wishing to take rarr ina FoURy-
AMENT aud DALI. to he given 81 Orange
burg G. H.. about lst May. will pfsess
haa.l in their name, to Mr.. =. ". PATRICK.
Tho nuinher of Knights will be limited 80
FIFTY.
t. A, JEFFoRps. sa =
mar - a.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WnEHE.s, George Bolirer, Cisff or thS
Courts Of Gcn,r.l Sessions and Foditna.F =
Pleas Of said County, hath made suit TO me
to granf him Letters OF Administrator Of,
The Estate and Effecis OF Sarah BinnAker
late Of said County. deceased
1h-sc are therefore to to cite and admoh- "a -
ieh all and singular Tie kindred and Crsdi-
tors of thc'sstt Sarah DIsnaker, daeeassds,
that they he and appear before me, in the
Cou1t of Probate, to be held at Ofang6turS7
Court ilorr.r err the l7tlrlay eff May sext, q
aAcf p9s!ieistidn hrFcef, SAt T. c.cloekLin q
the forenoon. TO shew canss, IL any they
have. why III said AlminisrrAtioh should
not he grsnte'i.- -s FtS,S.ass - =
Given under my hah'l. shis 4,h day Of April
hnro Domiai 1873. t'it&
LL.s,l sgG.sn KSowLTOH.
IL ol,ais JntgG %. &C.,
ari -
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W Mount Agt for s S Mount, $50. Il.
Henry d Nettles, 55.
Pursuant to An Act" to smend An As8
entitled An Act Providing for the AsssssL
rhent and Taxation Of property. passs4
September Is, 1868, and ar Acts Amenda-
tory tberftoG Approved March, IL. ,IsT2t, >.
Notice is hereby given that tho whole Of he
several Parcels, Lots and parts Of Lots sf
Real Estate described in the preceding lis,.
or so much thereof as will be ncceasary'td
pay the Taxes. Penalties and A5sessmests
charged thereon. will be sold by 'rfeasufsrh
of orangeburg County, South Carolina. 6s'i7
his Office in said County, on the firs. Msn-.k
day, (ffth) of May, 4 D. 1879. '77AsS
Unless said Taxes ASSIGNMENTS and Pea.
nlties be paid before thkt time and suefs "a
Sale will be continued from day to day aniiI' -
oil Of said Parcels, Lotr attf prrts Of Lot, Of
hcal Estate shall BE sold or offered for sale.
Said lands to be Sold and Conveyed in ys6
''impie without any right of redsnptiofi.
JAs. VAN TAssEL, 3
Auditors Office, County Anditor, (Yanxs- =
burg Comfy, April iItb, 1878. q ~sA
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you can imagine a smooth, solid sheet Of
granite ten miles square and FIVE hun
drcd feet thick, covering resistloss mines
Of guupowder powder scattered at irros-
ular intervals simultaneously, rendug
she whole field into rectangular masses.
| from the size Of u matchbox to that ofa
church, henping these masses high in
some places and leaving deep chains in
othor'. Following tho explosion
tho whole thing is placed in
one Of Nuloan's crucibles and heated up
to point 1hen the whole begins to fuse
aud run together, and thon suffered tn
cool, The roughncss of tho upper sur.
face remains as the explosive left it,
while a II below is honcycombol by the
cracks AMI crcviccs caused by ths cool
ing Of the melted rocks. An Indian
can, from the top Of one OF these pyra-
mlds, shoot man without exposing
even square inch Of himself. lie can
with due haste load and shoot com,
mon muzzlc loading rife ten times be-
Tore q man can sc amble over tho rocks
and ohams between tho slain and tho
slayer IL at this terrible expense Of
lie force disI"dge' hIm from discove.
he has only to drop intoand follow some
subterranesn Pass"ge, with which he is
familiar, to gain another am '>h from
whence 1t viii cost ten more lives to
dl'lese HIM, end SO on"
TIE GALLows-uANGiNG IN SYRIA
Cusr HARDENED CuLpuIr.
SYRACUSE. NY. April IS --Nirht
Henry FraIi.b WI, b,,,,d =. IN;
city this afternoon. for tho murlcr Of
Peter SchafIcr. Fralicb m,ruhca firmly
to the rallows where he mad, ,n...l
denouncinr the Judp. and D;s,r;c, A,
torncy in bitter lsnyuo.e II. cIs.3
MS remark. bv s,v;,r ~, the nam, ,f
God Almighty | attn ready let me go"
TnE MopoCs.
II seems that these ferocious savagcs
"' "S' '''' oJ huhtins' but that they
arc f'o''ea'crS o' 'he lowest class OF
i"d'ah' lucy are 'a'd 10 nave SOME
PROUD 'fad'si"n~ and inspiring legends.
ne missouri hci'"0t'c"" which 'eeus
"Si 'eisSu III lucLC HIAvTy Te!aseS TIC
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M RS. O. Nj AUIE,
RI'SSEJJ STDrI,sT,

III SSELL STREET,
Takes pleasure in announcing 10 her Gus.
toners and the Public in general that sh.
hns opened her SPRING STOCK consisting
Of the LATEST STYLES Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Thankful for past favors, she respectfully
sulicitsA continuance Of the same.
A SpEClALTY-Drcs Making. Cutting
and Fitting Carried on as usual by Mrs. !.
s. CUMMINGS
Country Orders respectfully solicitsd and
will meet with prompt attention.
npl 10 I'm
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Sheriff. Sales.

~ AnS6 lAAA ~ OGGASSa
Ry v'rtur Of Sunlry Executions to me IL
rcctrd. vii. s.il to tho highr.' bad ler II,
Orangchurg e. H.. on tho FIRST MbN-
DAY in May next. FOR CASH, all the
Right. Title and Interest Of the Defend
ants III the following Property, viz:
!. One tract Of lnnd containing 400 acres
more or less, i'll Ornngrhurg County, bound
ed on the Northeast 10y Columhia Road, East
by lands formerly Of II. c. Wannamaker,
South and West by 7. H. Sasportas.
>. One tract in said Courty containing
800 acres more or less. bounded OH the
North and West hy land OF O. Fnrnnm.
East by the tract above described. anil Wcs,
hy land of T. X. Saspo,tas Levied on the
property of Gosper lnabinet at the suit Of
1T co y .luIAker.
All that irnc, or parcel of land ia said
County. containing ~ acres, with Dwell
ing House aud other improvements. hcing
tract whrrcom J. Hamilton Fielder now re-
sides. bounded on the South hy the Orange
burg Road. and on Ill other sides by lands
of J Hamilton Fielder Lcviod on as the
property of j. llnmilIo on Sellep at the suit
OF Thomas ". Mcllichanp
ALSO
OncRtggy e., icj on as Tho property OF
Joel X. NhttseM nt ihe Suis OF John F. and
Laura =: j. jackson.
ALSO
Al LcwisviNo, Il eginning Mt II O'Clock on
Monday aud continuing from day to dn.
until the whole sioch IL disposed Of all the
ST tock OF Goods in Store. OF Winfield Clark.
consisting of Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes.
Hats. Crockcry. Tin Ware. &c. Levied on
Oh tho properly of Winhcl Clark Mt the
suits of leakc, upcdykc Co. and others
On Tuesday at the residence of the De-
fcnlant 10 Bushels Corn. Levied OF rs the
! property OF Calvin Guignari at tho suit OF
Wade and Nancy Gsdsden.
Shcrif-s ufcc, f.. |. CAIN,
Orang"hnrg c. II. =. c., s. o. c.
Apl 18th, 1871.
apl 10 I'd
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eEEGE. -.Eii persons having
Y Claims against the Es,ntc of Eiiznbct
Moyc, decd. Will present .!:ea properly
ai'cstcl, and all persons indebted ,a the
snm". will make payment to me at Kings
vii! 5 c., Il. r.,
j. Robt Se,". \ I'M.
april 2G 81
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FOR SAkR aBous three Quarters Of a ,
mile from the ourt House containing .IS
acres wiph.A GOOD DWELLING, KITCHEN,
sTABLE and AZ Excellent WELL Of Wa
TER. Also soma CHOICE FRUIT TREES
have recently been set out.
The above is one of the most desirabio
and healthy places ia the State. Fer par.s
ticulars apply to = ~ tz.TM. IWoLFb,
Or to THA0. C. ANDREWS.
jan Is 2n
NOTICH. ALL PERSONS HAVING pR-.
IN mariis against the Estate Sf8hsNlat4
James e. Quatilebaum will reader an seeeane
Of them duly attested 10. aud those indebted
will mako payment ts,ssMessrs slovsF,sk
Gloves, Attorneys NJ Law x4,kal ~ w-,sa
ni AMANDA E, QGATTLERApM,
q AdminfsifaariS
orangeburg February 2sth 1854. .Ik~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-26
From the Sewborry g., c. Herald OF
March L., 1879
NEwBsEKY, S. c., March 3, 1873.
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4ESSRS CULVER BROTHERS :

Ii is with pleasure that We commend your
Farmer Cooking Stove 10 the general nublio
They are nm absolui household necessity n
this time, esr ecialy when 50 much Of domes-
tic duty and management depends more or
lass upon our wives and daughters. The
Stove is Us simple and beautiful construc-
tion rs il is rapid aud reliable in its work
In word. il is rs near perfect M it, can be-
John 7. kinard, J. X, G. Nance.
}. {. S. Brown, Isaac Herbert,