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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
COMMUNICATED.
The judicial Honors Of the Bighth
Circuit! : :

The Legislature will reasscmljle on
tho seventh proximo, and the canvass
for the judicial hunors of the Eighth
Circuit will be removed with increased
yiSor. This is matter Of considerable
interest TO the people of the State, be.
cause it is generally believed, that if a
Judge was elected, who while intensely
republican, would not from his antcccd
cnts, be altogether distastofll to the
people Of that section better fcclin.,
would prevail, and the great principles
Of the Republican party ex ,rt their
natural influence. 1t is Lsscntral that
the judiciary should admiuist r justice,
under the light of the Republican
principle, and we therefore thiuk that
neither Gen. McCowar, a Democrat of
the old school nor Mr. Tres ,oott, Demo.
crat of the new school, have much reason
to hope for success, however excellent
their individual character, or eminent
their professional ability The contest
seems to be narrowed down between
MIR. Northrop Of Charlcston Gen. Whip.
per of Beaufort. aud Mr.. Murray of
Anlerson. Mr.. Northrop, WAS member
Of the Bar in this State before the war
and has been distinguished member IF
the Republican party for some years, in
Charleston County Or General Whip
per, we need not speak, and Of Mr..
Murray we know very little, except that
he was defeated for the judscship of
seventh Circuit by Judge Melton and
was in the last election the candidate
Tor Comptroller General on the opposi.
ton ticket. The Circuit is composed OF
Il large white Democratic majority aud
if Republican must be elected, they
would certainly prefer, one wl.o would
ut last be entirely free from any local ..
personal Influences. They would care
very little how earnestly he might sup
s'oi. tic ClalC administration, not tllat
he came to them with a good profess
ional record. Taking into further con-
sideration, the decisive test vote post
poinins tho election, which was strongly
opposed by Mr.. Murrays friends VIC
think that his chances are by no means
as gnod as when defeated by Melton.
;t y ~ l.i,h, h,
formidable candidate, but ws are at a
loss to sec how he would seek the
evident discomiorts ofsuch- high lnti.
tude. MIR. Cooke of this County has
also entered the ii Id with his usual
vigor and ability and while we thiuk
Mr.. Northrop has clearly the inside
track, the contest will not be without
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- =, f'he Work of the. Session.

s..Tihse gsssassa1' sas = Assembly adjourned on
tha s2Oth,s Of Dseembcr Tor the hulidnyS.
0Rihe sevqpthJit re-convcnos. The holi
day has been a. long one, but this is not
Objectionable if tho tune thus afforded
z for reflection and rccapitulation is used
1adyantageoEsly by its members.
tasMuoh has been done, and much
Igood. onlye cavelling spirit can see
1aaght TO complain.ofin the Legislative
action up 10 this period Of the Session
The tax question: has been met and
=, settled, and it has been settled wisely
ntand well. However oncrous. the burden
1nof taxation may be upon our people, the
responsibility lis not upon the present
administration The necessities of the
! government, and the public systems of
y Importance, charity aud need, had to be
provided for. The figures are not high
y in proportion to these" necessities, which
sasyery citizen knows must be met.
Ssi Beaidessstsipg this al important qucs
Ntion for tho best, the Legislative has en-
tered upon and acted outhitherto in good
! faith the measures Of reform, and, re
trenchmepptt g Of f,,e expenditure which were
iFso much demanded and, which were
Z pledged before the election. For the
: reduction Of the number of attaches, the
Legislature deserves credit and plaudit.
The license law has been vrtnally re-
pcaled, which is another right step.
The elections that, have beenheld during
&he Session have resulted for the good
of the people Judge Carpenters elec.
tion is commended and endorsed by the
entire press and people Of the State.
Important and beneficial bills have
passed or are rapidly progressing to be.
come laws.
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IN THE COURT .OF PROBATE

WHEREAS, Robert y. Mellichamp hath
applied to me for letters of Administration
on the Estate of Rev. Stiles Mellchamp, late
OF orangcburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
NIL and singular the Kndred and Creditor.
OF The said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at a Court of Probate for the said
Connty, TO be holden at Oraugeburg on the
ihh day OF January 1873, at 10 clock A.
vi: 10 snow cause If any, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of nv
Court, this LIST day of jan, A. ID. 1872,
aud In the ninety-seventh year of American
independence.
AUG. b. KN0wLT0N, -
lb.S.J Judge of Probate o. c..
Jan 4 o.
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80
When the Legislature reassembles it
is hoped that immediate and vigorous
work will characterize its proceedings.
Two important bills are before the
Assembly which should receive the care.
ful thought and investigation which
they deserve.
One of these is the bill to make the
Office of the. County Treasurer elective
BY the people.
The other and more important one is
the "bill- to- regulate the disbursement
+ of She public moneys in, tkc scvclaI
Counties in this State"
=, I his bill provides that the Auditor
OF each County, shall oncc III every
\ three months audit all accounts aud
clnims of County Commissioners and
Treasurcrs, and keep record of them
in his Office. Immediately upon the
passage Of the act tho Auditor is to pro-
coed to ascertain the omoun, If out
sta anding claims against the County and
register them.
The clc,k K of The Court in c,ch Co,rtr
is then to rccc;vc ,u cI,;u. ,u.;,., a.,
County and dccid, whc,hor ,ho.
paid or not Any claimant Dissatisfied
with The decision Of The cIc,k can ,r,o,l
to the Court Of Common pIc,s wbcro
the question will be suLni,,c1 ,o inn,
to decide finally. II also ,rov;drs ,h,,
NO claim L,u l.. ;.r.,
money cxccp, that collected for the sam.
e cal v,,r ,,l.,. ,n,,oh
the Treasury for that year to nav such
old clair.s Tb, a,J;.,r :.
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MIR. C. D. BLUME.

Begs 70 inform the people of Orar geburg,
and vicinity thnt he will CONTINUE his
BUSlNE6s ni his OLD sFANR over Capt
F. H.. W. Briggmaun's store, and as he has
made VAST IMPROVEMENTS in PICTURE
MAKING of late, is now able to execute AZ
GOOD WORK ms can be dons elsewhere in a
Ferrotype Gallery.
He also has on hand lot Of PICTURa
FRAMES of every descriptions, a. reasaas-
BILE prices.
COPYING done 10 order in any desirsd
Style.
Come ono, come all and give me a trial.
Jan 4 al 20 If
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A. Card.

desire to say to my friends that hav-
ing been appointed to the important
aud grave position Of jury Commits
sioncr of this County, | feel my posi-
ton. There may be legal defects in the
jury for next term of Court, but follow
cits the fault is not here The jury
was drawn with ak that ceremony, dig
pity, tormali'y and pomp, with which
feel myself invested This statement
will be substantiatcd by investigation
which | court. | have demanded of
Judge Graham and Sol Buttz that they
be here ON Monday next. Until then
am respectfully,
@ JOEL LARkIN,
~ Jury Com.
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Tommy has discovered wherein, his
mother resembles timo. 1t is not that
she lays her hand gently OIL her fathers
brow nor that her footsteps fall with
poiseless tread non that she waits for no,
man, nor that she writes no wrinkles on
her azure brow, nor that she acts like
time, nor is it her age nor any OF those
things, Tommy ayers. lie says you
might guess all day. 1t is that l.er ND.
blcst offspring is her lastand that's my.
self
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S'clr arc on foot to extend the lower
part Of tho the rnomctor. aE
Emancipation day was duly celebrated
by the eolored citizens Of Charleston.
No one yet elected Judge of the
Eighth Circuit.
The Legislature meets agai,. on the
7th instant
D. II. ChanbcllAin, late Attorney
General, and S. W. Melton, Attorney y
General, have formed co partnership
for Lbe practice of law in, Colunbia
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Supplement- to Farmers Advocate.
JOEL LARkIN,
Jury Com

. The subject of cooperation among
farmers is beginning to attract very much
attention. in all parts of the country. At
st. Louis, last May, the National Agri-
cultural Congress vas organized by the
consolidation of the National Agricnltu.
raj Association and the Agricultural
Congress, and ut once by wise and judi
cious action secured the confidence of so.
cie'let throughout the country both col,
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KILLING PoULTRY.-An o,chanrc
says the earliest, quickest and b,st way
to kill a fowl is to oqen his brck, and
then, with pointed ond narrow knife,
luakc an incision at the back of the roof
which will divide the vertcbrae, aud
cause immediate death: after which hang
tue fowl up By the lcps till the bleeding
ccrscs: then rinse the bcak out with vim.
egar and water Fowls killed in this
manner keep longer, and do not present
the un>ishtly external marks OF those
Killed by the ordinary sysrem Of wiring
the neck In this connection we wish
to impress on our readers the inpotancc
OF special care in dressing poultry for
market. The difference in wTice will
more than compensat for tho trouble.
Also, hon't send in doultrp in poor con
dition; hall iay customers all look ioraud
will take only fat birds,
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a cn!sH n,.s cusTon.-A most cut
rag"us Chi, custom is that of releasin.
- ~ = = lsaastasl cram hell LIE
medium reports to the survivorN*oHff any
one deceased that their relative is gone
to the regions of everlasting punish
ment, it at encc' becomes their bounden
duty to release him from his pains. Witt,
this object certain priests are consulted
who provide five common earthcn tiles
which are placed on the ground, one in
the center and four ut the corners in
the midst are placed number of ina ycs
OF persons cut out of paper, and some
mock moncy-the tiles represent hell,
and the paper images portion of its
occupants. Each priest thcu takes a
kind of staff in his hand, and they
solcmnly walk round repeating formulas,
aud after n time the mock money is SC,
fire u, aud the instant it is consumed
each tile is broken by blows from the
slaves and each prizes. scizos and rushcs
oil with as many Of the paper Fl cures as
he can grasp, the atte dants beating
gongs and firing crackers to frighten
the devil away, should he attempt to
follow them. Alter this bur.rlarious
effort on tho part of the priests, the
relatives are quite satisfied that the
departed one is out of limbo, or if he
isn't, that's his lookout, as they have
done all they can.
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tSaaobGASSa3yd ,r,r.


a4s Ntkq q ed al yE-.,
The 9saassERBBe SEYis; is the, OIL
ciai papdFgas apas7 ate and County,
That this Sapgourhal.a firm basis
and great advantage cannot be denied.
Not only ssiJtlh is thsf means Of continuance
and permsnapqies qieessa afforded, but Official
and legabinOtices are found in our col,
umns, wtioht bare of importance and in
terest to eveFs sihhabitaut of this Coun
ty. This 55ssssE 5ses: +. j, Stated here, not in
spirit sbraspa0 pq!:9 Or r. triumph, but as a
guarant4thatnthis journal will live and
will beAsalhAhEe, te.aeyery. business man
and faflnsr aihtBe County. This alone,
is a sufficient fafddcchacnt for every citi.
zen to Patr9nizc and support this paper.
ButAhss.HEws claims an older and
ntrcnget iinId apppfhis people.
hepdblicanizwheu.to be such was
considsfea BASE In this State by certain
of our ps;SSPlss? Republican, now, when
itis Siaisplt 70 define the position of
fhosaaSRe5 arc c,pot, t,Jlhiis this paper has been
stou'lgasanda consistently and eonsciyn-
tiousI ssRefabiidam and will be to the S
end Of tic chaptsr This, however, can
never .Es be a q reason reason Why this paper may
not ana,dess p9t represent the material
and true interests of this whole people.
While VIC are buldscarucst aud honest
in expressing and advocating our politi-
cal position and opinions, we have ever
ands~iilcvcr respect an honest. differ
ence@ opihion.Si While captious op-
positiop" '%aayy cavif and suecr ut us, it
cannotg gBe said Chat the News has ever
probesfds or ADVOCATED any measure Of
State scounty oHmqpicipal policy Which
Lhlil0ateu1 'aSainsbthcf best Interests of
thus people io1dehtifed in locality, into
rests and prospects With the ncifiztns of
this IoYp and, and County g ms ilic Pr6Pr,e ,etars
andnspapsgersaiof sthis, .jSsgrssll are, il
world ibei strange iifsdHSr course, should
-. ar,npsitils or egonisn to the
4 ltaa psi|! Of IIiis comnsa,li.
iv - ii'ti{i gigasEs u sias
S-ss So 'aeaan,s . .i,..,,., a.,
&hel tribunal Of q aa,iffaGigr,,. q fan, .unpfFssja-
diesd'nublic sopiaiqP we spSawaitt 9 SaIwa our r,
cofds,and fcarsnes the verdict, : r.
Thd NEwslsGts oatlupon,tho journey
of and1fissr afis ysar wifi its past as ,hG
pledge, for its future! ~" " Sot sell
sAa,11a ~, 's1h&s SSI3i L.siv. ada III,
q' PgcssntJa syn {YR1 19RslSs r ssf Of the ncws,to
hslaswelcomq visitor at every home, 10
adsOeafe nIcasuresgfoS tho. advancement
or Dur pe0ple'sprospority, hos, been aud
snail Gc62adtf Gc6adtfnr6dSt fnr6dSt tdbe'bdr endIa,nl aim.
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Notice of Dismissal,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN one munth from date will file nis final!
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowli
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburg Coun
~. MS Administrators OF tho Esiate OF John
NJ U'Cain, decd, and ask fer Letters Of
Dismissal q
NJ. J. d. DANTZLER,.
Jan. 4th, 1873. Adninistrator
Jana I'm
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month ON date will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowl-
ton' Judge of Probate for Orangeburg
county, rs Guardian Of jerome VI. McMich-
ael.
DONALD r. BARTON,
jan fth, 1913. Guardian.
jan I'm
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A New Paper in Columbia.

1t is thought that the new paper that
is se"n to make its appearance in Colum-
bia' as an afternoon, journal will be a
brilliant success. The Office ana its mp
poi tmcnts arc handsome and complete,
aud unil' The able management Which
VIII steer It's course upon the journalistic
sen, the new daily NUT attain to a good
old age. 1t is nut positively known how
many persons are connected with the
enterprise, or how mach capital is at it's
back but our knnwle lse Of Judge
Andrews, and his shrcwd business tacs,
Induces the impression that our contom.
porary in prospective will be constant
and agreeable visitor to our sauctum
Success to tho enterprise.
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FOR SALE,
ORASGEBUIsG LAND.

About 500 ACRES Of LAND in lots Of 10
to 40 acres, located on the South Carolina
K"'lroad, below and within / ] miles of the
'wn OF orangeburg, will be sold on Mon
day. the 18th of January. 1873. The lots
will be plated and numbered 30 ms 10 be ex
amined by parties desiring to purchase. 1t
S'; -. ~ / -~et-.j-l---zte.asr or
the location TO persons Isrniiliar with and
wishing these beautiful lots.
The psarcau be seen at Mr.. G.. B. Glover's
office, on'aRd after1tlie LIST Monday of Janu-
airy. Terms made known on day or sale
Jan. Ah' II
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A Sensible Suggestion.
Editor OrauycLmy Ncrs

Editor O'uuycbuy Nc~s:
Would it be asking too much of the
Town Council to suggest the propricty
of having the side walks repaired httic
bit Z During the recent heavy snow
and slret storms, pedestrians found it
exceedingly inconvenicnt to travel th C
streets eff Orangcburg; and it is a noto
rious fact that female pedestrians were
absolutely deprived of the privilege of
stepping out doors The New Street, it
is noticeable, is in good condition.
VIII our City Fathers give an eye to
the commercial centrc Of the Town?
PEDESTRIAN.
Orangcburg, Dee 3lst, 1872
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Ettrnct fran, letter /rom Mrs. j. Q.
A''r'ch, JJauscon, Futon Co., 0. "R.
p. Hall 4 Co Gtntcmcn,-Pcate send
me one dozen bottles Of your Sicilian
HAIR Rcmewer. Our bald and gray
do not want TO be out. My mother is a
living recommendation of the results
fro" the use)of the Rencwcr. Being
Utmost *'v'ng yeprs old, aud having
worn wig oyer thirty yoars, it seems a
miracle to til Psc who have known her so
long so bald and what little hair she
had being peffcs,ly white; now her wig
thrown aside her h.ir grown out, an,l
smooth, glossy brown, as in girlhood.
llopi"g y"n tnay long continue to pour
blessings on the hc,ds of the afflicted,
remain yours truly"
Such cvipsnce, with the inlorscm cnt
of the great chemists of New Enrland,
DR. A. a, Hayes aud S. Dana HAYS
should SATISFY yny one, which of tho
preparationsIprOduoo the best rcsnl,s.
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Eureka Chapter, No. 13. r. A. NJ.

The REGULAR CONvOCATION of the
above CHAPTER will be held on Friday
Jan. 10th, lST3,-at O'Clock p VI
BY order-of N. +. H..P.
THEODORE K@IiN,
:. jan +-tf Secretary
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICEoFCOUNTY AsUREl

OFFlCEOF COUNTY TREASURER,
ORANGE3UKG CoUNrv.
| OnASoEBuRH $. e., December 2Tth, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that my books
ire now open for the collection of Taxes.
at my OH; in O.anga5urg as folow.:
To meet appropriations for the ti,cal
year conmoncia5 N,vcmb,r 1st, 1872
five (59 Mills on dollar.
For...'pay nsnt Of D.ii,icncc, for tho
fiscal year eli lin, G;to5or 3l.t, 1872.
i've (5) Mills on dollar.
For support Of the Froo Sch,ol,, two
(2) Mills on 4 dollar.
For County purposes, thrs, CD Mills
on dollar.
ALSO.
County School District A,scssn,at,
as follows:
For Amelia Township-two aud
half (24) Mills on dollar.
For Branchville Towuship-two (2y
Mills on lIlllr.
l--&&SS- l--&&SS- C'w Csw Tnwnshin-one an,,.a
half (Ia) Mills on dbllar.
For Cow Castle Tounship-two. C2)
Mills on.a dollar
For Edisto 'Pownship-one anl a
half (ll) Mills on dollar
Fer Elizabeth Township ono Cd
Mill on Il dollar.
For Goodbys Township-onc %
Mill on dollar
! For Goodland Township -one Cd.
Mill on a dollar.
For Hebron rownship-threo (3)
Mills on dollar.
For Liberty TOWNSHIP ip-three CD
Mills on dollar.
For Lyons Township-one and one
half 1I) Mills on dollar
For Millle Township -ons Q) Mill
on a dollar.
Por New IIppe Township (2l
Mills on the Scn.r,l tax.
For Oransc T,yAship me h,lf Of
one Mill CD on a dollar.
For Pine Grove Township two (2)
Mills on n dollar.
For Poplar Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Providence Town'hip-oa. AMI
one qutrter y Mills on a d,l,r.
For Rocky irove Township one (D
Mill on a dollar.
For Union Township-two (2) Mills
on dollar.
For Vances Township one aud one
quarter 0}) Mills on dollar.
For Willow Township -one and one
half (l!) Mills on dollar.
For Lion Township three (3) Mills
on dollar.
[ expect to visit the following places
at the dates mentioned
Branchvillc- w lnesd.y, January
lst, 1873.
I l4ewisville-Thursd.y and F";d"-
January I'd and I'D, lSI3.
Fo.t Mottc-,Saturday Japuasy 4th,
1874.
Folders Ssors--Tucslay January
7th, 1878.
Dick Glcatons Storc-Thuzsday ~
January 9th, 1873.
| The penalty oe 20 per cent acuas after
the tftoeuth of January l813.
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Notice Of Dismis al.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
~ month from date will File my Pinul
Account with the Hon. Aug. b. Knowltop.
Judge Of Probate for Orangehurg County.
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal as Admins
tratrix Of tho estate Of Richard V. McMich-
ael, deccased.
ANN W. BARTON,
Jan 9TH, 1873 Adininistratrix
jana I'm
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Ahso,

ssS viptuc OF order sof tho Iadgs Of Pro.
bate for osaugebnrg County, l will sell At
'theresidencs of the late David Sh,sasr, de-
ceased, ON Wednesday, the eig1ssA day of
january b9t& the plantation seock and
other Personal Property OF the Estate ef the
said David Shuler, consisting Of Horses.
Mnless Wagsps, Sc. Terms cash.
wIELSAM 81, 6HUEER,
Qualified Executor es Wffnr
a..o, Late David SfaIsr, deed
81
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Sale Under MORTGAGE.

by virtue of Mortgage to A. B. Griffith
ny Aiico Shulcr and Serena Slrlrr. dated
sih March. 1872. and with consent Of mar
tics. will sell. on Monday, 9th Jan, 1873.
nj or'ngconrg G. H., during legal hours
'or c"sh' one Mule. L. |. CAIN,
Jan 1T 8 o. r
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Fire! Fire!! Firc!!!

FNesseem io-hc. onciic'cd with couaacra
iious.'
JSincc' our Hast issue dsasi rous fires
.hHc occurred in New York, Whining
ton, Columbia. and in several towns in
Ge'rsia. q in fouscs, residences, re
tories, stores are being burned every
day The latest dis sters were the
burning ef Barnum's new Mus um,
Grace Charcl, aud the extensive factory
in Centre Street in New York. la the
latter seven young girls were roasted to
death. Oranecburg is isspared. Are VS.
prepared Tor the emergency which may
happen Is eur supply Of water adc,
quatc and convenient, Are the appa-
r"prscs of tho Brs Departnrcu, ner.oc;
and ready These are questions for
our City Fathers, our Fire Masters and
our citizens generally.
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NOTICE.

The late firm Of w c. Cofer & Co., trad
ing at Fort Motto, having been dissolved by
the death Of ". c. Golfer, AL tho creditors
Of said firm arc requested to serd'their
claims to W.. J, DeTreyille, Esq, Attorney
at Law, Orsngeburg, 8. c., in whose hands
the sc'rlemcnt OF the business Of said frm
has been'placed.
JOHN J. JACKSON,
l.. p. RAST.
jan 4th r.
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Orangeburg DirisitR No. q S. Oft.
Your. REGULAR ldEEfNe ill.be held
at your Hall the Basement Of the. Prssby-
tcrian CAurch9 on MONDAY EVENING!
18th instantly, at I o'clock. punctual at
tendnnse is requested, as Installation OF
oihoers Will take place. The Installation
will be in public.
BY order of tho w, T..
s. 8. WALTERS, r. s.
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w ANTED

w "A n TED Z
Ono or two YOUTHS between the noe, of
Id aud y years, 10 learn DRUG business.
None need apply except those OF geoa
moral character, and who can come well re-
commented, and will CONSENT to be
BOUND to the business Tor SERIES of
YEARS.
Applications must be in the Handwriting
OF the Applicants, and addressed as follows !:
POSTOFFICE BOX No. 80,
Oiangcburg, 4. &.
Jan nov IS ly
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The Collcton Gazette berates Govern
er Moses weekly.
Ex Governor Orr, Minister to Russia,
expects to sail in January.
Barnum's Museum was burned down,
last week. This is the third time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-04
ALI VINO WANT

a 4bcautiftil picture with which to adorn.
the walls OfitlleirParlOrs. should imuodi-
A,ely onelosslthesaubscriptio for the "Ad.
Fosgte," (s2.oQlead they win receive by
retsrn pail. asr ''Fruit Chrome, /" which ws
are giving to every yearly subscriber to our
paper. Don't remit by mail.
Address FRANK p. BEARD.
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"HVL SALE MD RETAIL DRUGGIST.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, GLASS, PUT
TY, BRUSHES AND CUTLERY.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
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E. ) OLIVEROS, ID. D..
Jan. 4th

Who'll SALE AND RETAIL DKUGGIs