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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money, and Stock
Market.

New YORK, September l5.-MoNEY-
262B per cent; prime discounts short date
5GS6 per cent. Sterling frmer at 4SSt(S
asa for sixty days and 4s53@4S6 for sight.
Treasury disbursements $67,OOO.r Gus
toms receipts s4sl, 900.
GoLp-Ranged at l09!@l0e5, and
closed at 1898. Loans fat and l per cent.
Clearings SIS, 100000.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet! and firm.
RAILROAD BoNps-Firm, except &. Z.
& l. G. firsts, which declined to SO.
GoyrpNuFNTS-Firm
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Index to New Advertisements.

Start in Life.
Work for All.
Working People.
Wanted-Agcnts.
Fire Proof Vault.
$3.50 Agents Profits.
Peaches-T. Laramie.
Oysters-Otfice Saloon.
Free Samples to Agents.
The Cheapest and Best.
Wells Ca bolic Tablets.
Washington University.
Have You Tried Jurubeba.
Decorations-Paull u Winship.
Psychomancy, or Soul Charming.
New York Industrial Exhibition.
Ladies Watches-LOuis Dechert.
We Invite the Public-G. Mendcl,
Booth IL Co.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary of the burn
ing of Moscow, by the French army,
under Napoleon, in 1872.
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THE Second Branch made the water
tax on beer and ale at the rate Of ten
cents per barrel.
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WHAT NEXT?-A writer in Frazer :
Magazine attributes the authorship of
the Shakespeare plays to Lord Bacor
Won't somebody tackle Washington
pretty soon, and prove beyond the posi-
bility of doubt that John Smith was
the hero of the American Revolution,
and the real father of his country?
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The Board of Education holds their
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
evening.
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THE members of Council were RECALLED
last night by the splendid music from
kramer's band on the one side and the
melplous voices of the Weisel Musical
Institute on the other, yet they did not
adjourn until near eleven o'clock.
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Council meets about once u week now.
1t is to meet next Tuesday evening.
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OYSTERS on the half shell have not
made their appearance in the market yet.
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LOCAL news was frightfully dull YES,
terday.
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The Episcopal Diocesan Convention.

CHICAGO, September 15.-The EpiScO-
pal Diocesan Convention met in u bus
mess session at two o'clock this afternoon
and was called to order by {. Knowles,
at whose request Dr. Samuel Chase took
the chair. \ call of delegates showed
90 clergymen present, and 81 lay dele
gates.
The election of permanent President
being next in order, DR.. Samuel Chase
and Rev. Edward Sullivan We're put in
nomination. Mr.. Sullivan withdrew his
name, but the delegates who
nominated him insisted on u ballot, which
was taken, resulting in nearly unani-
nous vote for DR.. Chase. Rev. j. Ii.
Knowles was elected secretary and ). \.
Knobes treasurer. The vote on the
president is, in some degree, II test of the
comparative strength of the High
Church and Low Church parties
in the Convention, or at least the extent
that DIR. Chase was the nominee
of the former, and DR.. Sullivan of the
after.
Considerable discussion occurred over
the proposition to admit representation of
delinquent parishes, with avicw, as the
friends of the motion declared, to secure
II full vote on Bishop; but the proposition
was finally rejected.
This is claimed by the High Church
party to be victory for them, rs they say
1t WAS proposition made and sustained
bv the Low Church men.
The question Of the election ola Bishop
then came up, and after some informal
discussion, it was agreed to hold secret
caucus this evening, and that the election
shall come of at = ,. m, tomorrow. The
caucus is at this hour, 1890 p. m, still i'll
session
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IT is said that seven fashionable we'd
dings will take place next month.
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LETTER carriers are the hardest work
ed set of individuals in this city.
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THE India-rubber sling, or clipper
nuisance, is one of great danger to
peoples eyes and faces and their window
glass. We are willing to allow the
largest liberty to the boys but we must
protest that the sings they prepare for
us are neither pleasant to the taste or
frolinps
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BEAUTIFUL all wool French merino's
at 80 cents per yard, just opened, by
J. W. FEgREL.
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- NELL G. ELLINGHAM,
GrOCers,
1905 Main -.

Have now In store and for sale:
2OO Half Bills LAX" Herring.
leo White Fish.
A1 No. 3 MaCkcrul.
90 No. Mackcrrl.
400 Packages MuCkcTCl, > and In quarter
barrels and kits.
- TirrCrS ChoiC" Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. .. MolaSScS
~ Hhds choice y. y. Sugar.
~ BblS SyrupS.
30 BblS Standards A.. Is, Extra e. GUnu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 l}bls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, ldlewiSe, Howard ana other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime Ia choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime Ia rhOic" q. T.
Teas.
10 Caddies prime To Choic" q. i. Tens.
our Tobacco embraces IlalhroUkN ]. A.
Millincr's. PAGES and other good and rr-
liable brands, among the best In the Cuuu-
try. our stock is fun and complete, and
will be offered Ia TIA" trade AT ia" lowest
market price. We invit" close buyers Ia
call and examine our stock bciur" purch-
asing elsewhere.
marble NELL & ELLISGlIAM.
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THE County Court has adjourned until
Friday.
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CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMIs'KS.
WHEELING Sent 4 ls7t I

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF IONMGS' RS.
WHEELING, sept. 3, 1874.
At 4 SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
y Board OF Commissioners, held Sept.
7th, 1914, among other proceedings had, the
following petition WAS granted:
Petition Of George ". ThOmuson and
others, OF TriadslptIla district, for An adj
ditiOnal place Of Voting ia faid district,
and recommending the tchool house
situated on National road. near toll gate,
In the corporation Of LeaihcrwOOd, To be
designated as Bird precinct Of said district.
CHAS. II. DEITERS,
seD lO-lT "a oct Clerk
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Found.

UyHAT THE BEST PLACE TO BUY TEAS,
Coffees, Sugars, Spices and Groceries
generally, Is At the old established house
Of r. J. SMYTH,
Cor. Market and 18th streets.
He keeps the largest stock in the city,
which twenty-five years experience in the
business enables him TO select to the best
advantage OF MS customer. sepll
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wsHMAELITE' is the latest name APP
piled to Moulton. What next?
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The rain fall WAS Il light fall.
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THE question of petitioning the legis-
lature for Il change in the charter Of
Wheeling, so that the election of city
Sergeant, Clerk, Superintendent of Water
Works, and Street Commissioner, will be
the City Council, is now being agitated
TAKEN TO EsToN-James Forbes
and John Beam, both well known citi-
zcns of the First ward, were taken to the
Weston Asylum yesterday. lntemper-
auce and business misfortunes was tho
cause Of their insanity.
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POLICE CoURT.-Only about half n
case was before the Police Court yester-
day morning John w. McAdams ac-
cused Thomas Owens with having COM
mitted assault upon him. The evidence
went to show that John WAS mistaken
and the case was dismissed Mt his costs.
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WE understand party ofyoung gentle
men Of this city, will go to Little Wash
ingion next Saturday, and measure bats
with the base ballists of that town. We
wish them better success than on a former
occasion, when they went on the same
errand.
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THE school houses are full.
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CHOICE, PERFUMES,
ROW DRRs, COSMETICS, ANDFINE toll
~ LET ARTICLES, AT
FNNEY'S DRUG STORE,
Market St., below Mcclure House.
jyl3
at'heeliug &e9ister.
WEDHEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

....a Arrival Of Trains. ..i
b. & o. r. r.. $40 a. IN. 40 p. IN. 1910 pm.
Cantri q Div 5.25a. nj. 40 "a IN. $50 pm.
Ciavai n 4 pitt II 90 a. m e4 % p. m. 8.02 pm.
Gemnfi'd RR S.l0a. m 49,. .......... $40 pm.
Departure of Trains.
p6 n r r.. a. 40 a. M 10 SIS a. M. Asp. m.
Dantr,i a. Div 40 a. IN. 49, 20 p. N. $40 p. IN
Ciavel'd Pitt sos q. IN. u. 10 p. III. $3.50 p. m.
Hemnfi ID r R7l5 a. IN. ............... 400 p. m
@Steubenvilie Accommodation
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remHrkabl cures. so mild rs I" Do NhI'
and beneficial for children, and l'i :"
searching ~ 10 oiiCctunlly purR" OUT lh'
great cOTruptiOns OF IN" blood, such ~ me
scrufulDus and syphiIitic contantin"u"h
Impurities or diseases that have Iufk'h 'H
the system for years, soon yl"ld tn 'hN
powerful HntidOtc and disappear. h'h''
It's wonderful cures, many OF "hlri AI'
publicly known, OF SCTOiulh, ahH h'I ~
tulOus diseases, Ulcers, ETuptlonH Ahl ~
uptive disorders Of the skin luthyis'
BlOtches, BOils,, Pimples, PustuI.s, ~"
~. AnthOny's Fire, Rose Or Erysipr~'
letter, Salt Rh"um, Scald Heal i"ns
worm, and Internal UlccTatiOns ~ 10"
Uterus, Stomach and Liver. IL also Su, w.,
other complaints, 10 which u W"GIh ~
seem especially adapted, such a. poPy,
Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Hear p''gl,.
Female Weakness, Debility, ana i'u',',
rhOca, when they are manifestations
of the scrUfulOus pOisOus. ..,J
II H. an excellent rrstOrer OF hraIth a. a.
strength In the Spring. By rene" ,hA H.,
appetite and yigOr Of the dlg'AuE'
ganS, IL dissipatcs the depression anu ~,
less lHnguOT Of the season. Even "LI, y"
disorder appears, people feel b'tI'i a.
live longer, for cleansing ia" bi"yH, Ia
system moves on with renewed Nls"' ~"
a new lease Of life.
PREPARED BY
DR., J. c, Ayerd Co., Lowell, Mass"
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVER,
WHERE. W.
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REFINED SUGARS.
-AHILR'S
SARSA P ARIllA

IL widely known
Rs Oncofthr most
riiDCtual RENE
dies ever dl~rDS.
cred Tor cleans
ing the system
aud Huriiying
the blood. NhAs
stood III" tTSt 81
years, witlIacOn'
stautly growing
reputation based
on It's intrinsic
virtues and ,us-
sustained rs lts
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.apl IL
PROCLAMATION,

WHEREIN, by joint resolution .ef tho
General Assembly ,of. the State of South
Carol ina, entitled "A joint resolntion to 70.
auire Edwin j. Cain. Sheriff Of Orangeburg
county. to give a new Official bond within
ten days aftcr th" passage Of the same, 9TH
er'rno tho sTid Office to be declared vacated,
and h ahall be tho duty Of tho Governor to
order IN election to fill said Vacancy" Ap-
proved December Goth, 1873. And where
ac, official information has beeen received
at this department from tho Chair.
rnnsn of the Board Of County Com miaaioncru
Tor the said county Of 0rangoburg. that tn Q
said County Commissioners have not re.
'ceived any new Official band as she
rdH Of said county since tho passage Of
the said joint resolution. Now, therefore,
you, aud each of you. arc hereby required.
with strict regard to the provision. of tho
constitntion and laws Of tho State touching
your duty in such case, to cause an ol lootion
to be held in the said county On the FIRST
TUESDAY following the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT, to 6ll said yaoan
cy.
All bar. rooms and drinking saloons shall
DO closed on the said day of election, and
anr person who shall sell any Intoxicating
drinks on said day of election shall be deem.
cd guilty ofa mioiomoauog, and on con-
viction thereof, shall bo fined sum of not
less than One Hundred Dollars, or bo i'm.
prisoned for period of not less than one
month nor more than six months
In testimony Whereof have horeuato
my hand and caused the arcat seal of the
State 20 be affixed atColunihia, this 2ist day
OF March. A. D. 1874, and in the ninety
eight year Of American Independence.
BY the Governor.
[L-s.] FRASKLrNJ. MOSES, yr.
II. +. HArse, sccretnry Of State.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Amend an Ordinance to
Raise Supplies for the Fiscal

To Amend am Ordinance TO
Raise Supplies for the Fiscal
Ye@r AIe. .y.
Be IL Ordained SO:
]. That the Clerk Of Council shall collect
all taxes aud licenses.
2. That in cases whero tho ownership of
property has changed since tho last assess.
ment, the Clerk shall enter such pr opcrty in
the name Of its present owner.
8. That In cases Of improvements and
bettcrments Of property sinee the last Assess
ment, and prior 80 tn. nrst day of Ap ril,
1874, tho Clerk shall lid to the amount at
which such property has been assessed. tho
value Of such improvements or betterments,
10 be nr'ertainod upon oath of the owner Of
such property. filed with the said Clerk
Provided, That when the value returned b5
the owner be deemed by the Clerk to be less
than the real value of such improvements
the Clerk shall refer such return to Council,
who Sha II then assess the Same.
J. W. MOSELEY,
Mayor.
b. WILLIAMSON, Clerk. Pro tenn.
Ratified on tho l4th day of April, A. D. 1874.
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Experience .eaehes u, ,ha, We ma

Experisaoe teacher US that We ma y
sea DECAY ia.ssefyshing An Inspection
Of eur advertising columns teaches US
alistaasaar nay g D. X. in every
shiggiia tho ssrecsry line that is worth
having, that is;.o nay; that what q D.
Korsjohn .deeP NOT have in that limo i 8
utterly unknown to the oivlliz,d world
and totally ignored By the bald burgers
.ef Orapgeburg. But ranouyh wo &. D.
'K. ia his Susiaesus there is ae decay
sabsat hia gosds there are always sound
TaPris.sa urder, aud for sals cheap cheap
'dhesP, ~
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AT Private Sale.

FRyHE PLANTATION forming q part ..
IL thesEststo Of the late Col. Reitt, and
known, rs, the DARBY PLACE. Tho trse,
epnsistaEaf about 600 acres. one half we'll
Timhoredr che remainder Rich. Bed, Loan
Soil, adapted 10 Crops Of all kinds. These
are tho Finest Lsnds In the District. aad
asers valued st $40 per aero in 1866. Would
he sold for ons.half tha' .riee new. 0ne
fourth eash, the remair or In three install
meuts bearing intcrast from date and 90
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This Is . splcndid chance for aneryne do.
string 10 secure Rich Lands. fne wstoy Pow
Neighborhood. Apply TO
Mrs. L. N. KElTT,
or 81 KIIrT, Esq.
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SheriH's Sales,

SherlM'S Sales,
By virtue of Sundry Executions to mo al.
rccted, | will sell to tho highest bidder, at
Orangehurg c. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in May next, FOR CASH, all
the Right, Title and Interest of the Dofend-
ants in tho following Property, viz:
All that tract of land in Orangeburg
county containing 800 acres moro or less,
bounded by lands Of Calvin Hayden, John
Hayden, Saanl Dibble. j Smith and W
Mount, and known az the I~pular Spring
Tract Levied on as the property Of Mrs
Margaret Salley at the suit Of v d Y Jam.
sion, Receiver OF Est OF Bull.
All that tract of land in 0rapeoburg
County containing 800 acres, more or less
bounded by lands ofCalrin Hayden, John
Hayden, Samuel Dibele, J. ID. Smith and
w. Mount, and known al tho "Poplsr
Springs Track" Leivcd on IS property of
A. S. Snllcy at rait OF Jno T. jennings.
Ad'n'r for tho use of Gee. Beli=sr, Clerk.
All that tract Of land in OranRobur,
Couatv containing S0J aercn more or less
baun,ied by lands Of Ca vim Hayden, Joh
Hayden. Samuel Dibblo, D. Saith an.
W. Mount. and known NJ tho "Popls,
springs Tract" Lowed on IA properly OF
n. H. sallsy at tho sui, OF v. b. Y. Jsmi.
SOP. Con'r and Receiver.
All that track Of land in Oraneeburp
County containing 800 acres, more or loxs
bounded by lands of Calvin Hayden, Jehn
Hayden, Samuel Dibble. j. u. Smith and ".
Mount, and known as the Poplar Springa
Tract" Levied on 40 tho property Of 4.
dosan salloJ ax the suit OF Calvin Hayden.
All that tract Of land in said County
containing 100 acres, m ore or less. bounded
by lands Of T. c. Williams. J. C.. Fanpinp.
- Epping and W. s. Tyler. Levied on
AS the property Of Nathan Portor, ut tho
suit Of Crane Boyeston & Co.
ALSO
J. All that tract Of land in said Count '
continuing ll8 acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of w. p. Spignsr, P. A. Buyck
David Zeiglar and the Delleville Road
:. And NIL that this tract contains
acres, more or less, and known as the "Pine
land Tract" bounded by lnnds Of Richard
Dix. A. J. Fredick, Daniel Zciglar and thu
Hon estead tract Of the late Daniel Zieglnr
Levied on as the property Of Daniel Zeiglar
decd, ut the suit of n &. W. Sistrupk
Adm'r of G. s. 8. Sistrunk, decd.
SherifFB Offoo, T.. I. CAIN
orangsburg C. II. 8. c., Sc G
April 18Th, 1874.
april Is 81
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NOTICE.
U. 2. HnteFnal Haevenuo
SPECIAL TAXES,
May !, 1864, to April 80. 1878.

|
May ], 1864, to April 80. 1875.
Tho Law Of Deesmbsr "a, 1917, requires
every person engaged In any businsss. ave.
cation, or smploymsnt which renders hira
liable to Spscial Tax, to Procure and Place
Conspicuously I'm his Estsb hmsnt x or
place of Business 9 Stamp denoting the
payment Of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax year bsginning Msy ], 1874, before
commencing or eoaiinaias business aftor
April 80, 1874. ~ =
| The taxes embraced within the provis-
ions Of the Law above quoted are the fol-
lowing, via:
Ree,i6ers. $4,000.
| Dealers, retail liquor. $500.
Dealers, Wholesale liquor, 10000.
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale. 5000.
Dealers in malt liquors. retail, 900.
Dealers in leaf tobacco, $500.
Retail dealcra in leaf tobacco, $1,000
Aud on sales Of over 81 900 fifty eonts for
every dollar in excess Of 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 500.
Manufacturers Of stills. 5000.
And for each still manufactured, 1000.
And for each worm manufactured, 1000
Manufacturers Of tobacco, 1000.
Manufacturers Of cigars, 1000.
Peddlers of 'obscco. drst' GLASS (uore than
two horses), 5000.
horses), $500.
Peddlern OF tobacco, third class (one hsrso).
1900.
Pcddlcrs Of tobacco. fourth class ION foo, or
public cOnveyanee). 1000.
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels, 5000
Brewers Of 500 barrels or moro loo. 90.
Any person, 10 liable, who shall fail 10
comply with che foregoing requi.en en,s will
be subject 10 severe penalties.
Persons OF Firms in Orangeburg County
liable TO pay any Of the Special Taxos
named above must apply to ". r. Cloutman.
Esq, Collector of Int ernal Revenue at Char
lesion, or to +. '. Dibble. ppt'y Collector at
OrangeburR, s. c., and pay for and procure
the Special Tax Stamp er Stanps they need,
prior 10 May i, 1874, and without further
notice.
J. ". DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Office Of Internal Revenue, Washington,
ID. c.. February l6, 1874.
mar 2S 4.
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william Watts gin h"u'e, in tho
lower part Of St. Mathewa. WAS struck
by lightning !ast Tuesday afternoon.
and would hays been butael aavo for
the timely iasarvoatieu. Of Frank John
nos2elarsei Brown aud ash.rs. No
lighsaing reas-.houga his H,nsr
JadEs II, P. Cooke was trying ca,e
in the ASishborhosd.
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NOTICE.

OrkASh w. oSnOOL COM vi lSSlON FIX
ORANoKRuRa Co., s. C..
Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with An Act entitled "An Act to provide for
the establishment and support of State
Normal School, approved Fob'y, 1873.
FREQ Public Competitive Examination viii
DO hold at this Office on Monday the 2oth
instant, Of all persons dcsirous to become
Pupils Of the State Normal School. The
Examination win be conducted in the same
manner as Examinations for Third Grade
Teachers Certificates. To securo Ad,nis-
sion into tho Junior Glass Of the Normal
School the applicant If y snale must be
fifteen u5) years OF age, and if o female
fourteen 40 years of age. To enter an
advanced elass tho applicant must be pro.
portonately older, and before entering all
applicants will be required to sign the fol-
lowing declaration: ave hereby declare
that CUR purpose In entering tho State Nor
NAL School is to fit ourselves fer the Profcs.
sion of Teaching, and that it is our inten
tion 10 Engage in Teaching in tho Public
Schools Of this State
Teachers holding Second and Third
Grade Certificates may DO admitted from
the State At Large.
FRANZ r. McKIALAY,
County School CelnsuiHsioner.
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See nasioe of dissolution Of tho 60.
partecrship hsretsforaesi.,ing besvse n
j. w. Patrick aad Leland Hagood
Mr.. Patrick will cary on the auction
andsasmEniaaiaas buaiuoss at the old
stand. .He 20 = good square man and
deaersos 70 suseeed:s
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS, :.
s'edens, Werner & Ducksr,
Paul sieuteel.

'opy Summons for Helief lconpiaiRt ast
ssrrcdl
To the Defendant Paul Mentzel:
Eou are hereby summoned and required 70
Il answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office Of tho Clerk Of tho Csurt
Of Common Pleas for the said County, eaa to
serve Copy vf your answer on the spbscsf7.
bers, at their Office at Orangeburg Court
ho:se SO. Ca within twenty daya aflsr the
service Of this summons on you exclusive Of
tho day Of service, and if yau fail to anogsr
the complaint within the time aforesaid, rho
PLAINTIFF uill apply TO the Court for tho ESs
lief demanded IN the Complaint.
Dated nj Oraagchurg February eth, Ia7A.t
w. J. DRTREVILLg,
Plaintiffs Attsrney.
To Paul Mentzel. defendant absys nAszsa
Take notice That the summons aad Cssa-
plant, herein wore fled in the eaioc Of sAe
Clerk of tho Court Of Common Pleas Gs Or
anseburg County, at Orangeburg Son1h Gar
olina OH the l7th day of January, 1874.
". j. DETAEvJLLs,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb. 9th, 1914 67--Gt
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.csruasa, SIC, q,sc, Goth, 1870

'csruNsAs 81 &C., Bsc- 2etk, 1870.
To the Editor sordhyebtrg !Nt,ss. 49, -Nte,
SIN hnse'the honor to Uniform you sAsa
ata meeting Of 'the Ronrd of OHieers. ere.
:sted Wy AN Aet'snt:tled ''aa akct to Regulat,
ahes Publication OF all Iegsl and Public
Notises, "'the follewing resolution was adop
he'd.
RssdsSs& That the so r RANdEBuRG
n TRN Ssi5s hereby deGiEnEted. .as Tia % 9FF +
'CIAL PAPER Sor the PuSSication of all
legal stieesiand Official Advertisements Of
tho CShAty Ofhssrs Sn tho Cotny Sf Orange
aesspsse.su,ly, ss.
F- L. cARDoZ0,
- 'tS, vtae Sec. Of State
tzah'-ssls-i and Caairnaa Beard.
Per IT. U. JONES'