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FLOWERS, in splendid display, at

Hook & LAGRILL's celebrated Eureka
roof coating, the cheapest and best in use.
No. 525 Second street
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Personal.

fONEY-Eor Marion J. strickland, col
VI lected in case Of Saunders DrOmgoOle,
which be can obtain by calling at once Of
HEISKELL & WEATHERFORD,
rrf1E Vincent block
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EITUATION wet nurse by a white
= woman. Apply at APPEAL OFFICE.
-TABLE-Large enough Tor six horses, vita
= plenty Of wagon room. Address, stating
location and price,
oc q saw. Appeal once.
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- ITUATIOS-As bnOk-keeper or assistant
= have bad experience. Good References
octz7 WV Appeal ONCE.
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RUMFoRD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction in Memphis for two years.
OLIVES, FISNlE & co.
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OOK-An A No. 1 Cook. Apply at this 0
Zee. Oc30
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FEEIsHMANNs q Co.'s compressed
yeast, the best article offered in the market.
For sale by sli gnOcers. ASK for directions
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

RuMFoRD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good. OLIVER, FLNHlE 4 CO.
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TO C0FTON SHIPPERS.

MEMS calf shoes st 81, from the lat,
IRE at Il Morris & Bro. Is, 40SEMain street.
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ONE HUNDRED PIANOS for sale on
monthly payments. See K. A. Benson s card
IN another column.
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RUMFoRD Yeast Powders have been
used for two years bv the best people in Mem
phiE. OLIVER, FlNNIE & co,
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VoIs-Hyt,ss o. LlUsa, assy s.ssS-@seai - /.
noe, !.
Tine committee on amendments 20 the con o
sfifufion aiso reported that 10 would be mex
r,edient 70 appoint any commits siOa % revise
ne consfifurion. OF device 4. provincial sys-
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II you want hydrsnt, street washer,
or plumbing OF any kind, You can get 1t ct
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where you are
sure TO be suited in style and price.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at VIM
cent BOtto's, 1874 Front street.
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HORRIBLE MURDER unparalleled il

HORRIBLE MURDER unparalleled in
the annals OF history Grant expected to is
sue proclamation The killing OF the big
fat Oysters at Farrells and at the Exposition
rs well as his AUatoRche house, p Jefferson ,
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh to
families at ten GEMS per dozen. forty cents
per can. four dollars per barrel. FALCON prices
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, stewed or
raw; At Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at forty
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL.
P.S.-A man that can't walk over saWdust 1
don't want his trade.
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WAHTa.

SITUATIOS-Situatio by a widow lady
/ > bOuse-keeper OF 70 do sewing
Best Of reference given address
81. 7. T " Appeal Oface.
OoK-An A No. I Cock. Apply at this Of
Zee. Oc30
SuUATEoN-As teacher in private family
= or pub &c school, BY a lady holding FIRST
class Ger 1neate. Onderslands music lso.
address MISS ROSA BRUWN, Tyro, Mrs.
DRoPOsALs FOR MUstC.-The Filth Gilt
1 Concert ior the benefit Of the Public Ii
brary Or Kentucky, will come on in Puzzle
library Hall, At Louisville, KY, MONDAY,
NuNEMBErl 30, 1874; As mis- is he l. st Of the
-eTles, and will be the GRANDEST AFFAIh
o. TIE KIND THAT HAS EVER . =
CT RRED IN TIE WORLD, the management
h ave determined 20 have the music worthy
o. The Occasion, and 70 give the musicians o.
the whole country an equal chance 70 furnish
Bids viii therefore be received an IL the
18th OF Sovem Der for Grand Orchestral Con-
i cert Of ONE HUNDRED INSTRU MENrS or
more. Music will be required at interval,
dsrug the entire day OF the drawing, and al
night Grand Orch sstral Concert free 70 all
>ea ed proposals, giving the number and
Character of performers and the price, &C
dressed 70 the undersigned, wiz receive due
attention, and the contract will be awarded
10 the lowest and best bidder.
TaOs. +. BHAHLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
octI- tuSfr Louisville, Ny.
NuUR ArrENTioN-The Custornhouse, 81
II =
hOase, gives choice mea = Tor &c, lodging zoe,
drinks one dime. Open al night. Octs
SITUATION-A wet nurse by white
> woman Apply at APPEAL OFFICE.
.TABLE-Large enough Tor six horses, vita
, PLENTY Of wagon room. Address, stating
oc = saw. Appeal once.
- lTUATIOS-As bnOk-kssper or assistant;
= have bad experience. Good reference
octz7 Wv, Appeal office.
L AND-Auy person who owns land on the
l. Paducah road, and Is willing % sell q pOr-
lion thereof to parties who VIII make valua-
bic improvements can dad a purchaser By
Rental Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
octE No. 10 Madison street.
SERvANT-A German servant to do general
= hOusework for q small family. Apply at
KIyANTED-YoUR ATTENTION TO THE
W MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO- |
KY, 81 Washington SC. Awnings Of all styles /
nade 70 order. Cabtnet work and Furniture |
made and repaired, re-uphOlEterec, vanished, |
ssd packed for shipment Carpets taken ur. |
c leaned an relaid. All work called for and de. l
ivsred free OF charge H BUTTENBEtsta.
w ELL-BORl Novels 70 bore with the
w Heath patent suger; also, 20 sell the right |
or Fayetle and Haywood counties. Leaus
orders At Esders p sning mill, S60 second 81.
YOUNG MEMO learn telegraph oPerst-
Il ing Tor new railroad and commercial Of
1ed. Address Paeihc and Atlantic Telegraph,
BOX ,, Memphis, Tenn ses
XyOUNG MEN-To learn telegraph operating
II Tor new railroad Officess permanent posi- |
4 rs IS SION a. qualified. address Pacific and 1
Atlantic Te.eg aDnl1l AalD 5, !. nemphls Jaw /
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victory. Ooe more day for work, and
then flr the cheerful figures that win
tel how Tennessee Is the banner Demo-
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COMING unuer Ifl- -itfttr tttlurt-
tie f.ci that be pad made the Athens speech
OF lSg favOrimg negro equality. lie tHay-
nar,l1 iad denied this ala1ea.leui % Governor
Brown, 20 which he had also given rBe lie
IA a Knoxville paper Governor BrowD
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had nothing % do with the funding bIH.
which he uid not favor. iCheersl Tnirty-
Two ou6 OF thirty-six Republicans .otei for
the bill, which would have been defeated hFd
n----- ~ o. the L.--.- b ---- IL
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


NJ. Louis and New Orleans Packet Go.
For Nicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
str. CITY OF ALTON ............ II. BixbY, master
This elegant passenger steamer - m -
viii leave as above
THIS DAY, October 30th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for she Season.
Leaving Memphis Every Alternate Thursday,
commencing Octnber 10Th, 1874.
Str. BELLE LEE................J. +. Hicks, master
All Ut $50 IL clerk.
This elegant steamer Will leave sT@
as above
THURSDAY, october 18th, at pm.
VIII give Through Bills Lading 10 Liver
pool over Mississippi and Dominican Steam
ship COmpany's steamers, or by sail vessels.
rrat9DE or nnSsgee Apply L
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 10 Madison 81.
The BELLE LEE will pay particular atten-
ton 10 all was and bend business, and asks
liberal share OF the patronage so generously
bestO we'd IN DAYS gone by. oct27
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ONE carload Atmore's mince-meat.
in half barrels, 5, 10 IS and 37-pouDd buckle =
pure.
Que carload extra table butter, maple mo-
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an election day ana e%iilA4 UPON NJ foo4 O.
fzeng 10 use every enOrt 70 preserve the peace.
p,fxgeen hve and six Thousand fraudulent
-rsfafr,tiifssls OF negroes IN the city have been
. - -. M anlhorlIIea DON'T STRIKE
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~ II. CANNON. - Second street.
q. W. MACRAE, IS Union street.
] n KfATI Nc, Appeal Office.
"a Ia S8E-{ " Jefferson street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

FOR PINE BLUFF AND WAY LANDINGS
Regular United States Mail Packet.
Fort Gibson, sIN
Ed. kOland.-.master John Hardin ..... clerk
Leaves THIS DAY, October 30th, at ) pm.
GLENN q VINSON. Agents,
oc30 on Whariboat, foot Court 81.
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NEuRIL.-The instantaneous cure for
sStyolafa. Geo. W. Jones 4 Co., keen IL
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REMOVAL.
FRANCISCO & WIGGIN,
HATTERs ARD FURRIERs,

BIS Main Street,
Nearly opposite their old stand below Mon
roe street.
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EEFAGON-A cover spring Wsgo1, very
" Gle p. Inquire Il
OcB A. SILBE RBEkG, l5j Be.le 81.
Two sm lli Tenemeuts ana Lot, well located,
II Tor Ash. $50 each. BJ-l rs, appeal
IL GGltSAND -PRtNG WAGONS Open
y 81 q tip buEEies and light spTlng-wsgons,
NV md secJ q h8ud, cheap Tor casa
oc11 ON ~ LILLY - Union street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Jones and Eowlcy of Georgetown had
fight i'll that place several days ogo, which
resulted in the former being wounded in the
thumb and the latter going to Jail 1t is
said that Howicy called The Committc of
ways and means together, while in the cell.
but no ore answered. Wonder whether he
thoug ght he was in committee room or not {.
Probably so, and desired to devise ways and
means to rid himself Of the Sheriff Fight
it out, Jones, You and Bowlcy, for it's dog
eat dog in oar opinion.
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AN ORDINANCE.
To Remove Hogs froua alsa
Streets and Public Squares
of the Town Of OrangeleapR.

BE Enacted by the Mayor and Aldernen
i'll Council now assembled:
l. That on and after the first day of San.
tcmbcr y. d. 1874, no owner of Swine shall
permit any Hogs or Pigs to Run at Large in
any of the Streets or Public Squares Of the
Town of Orangcburg.
>. That it shall be the duty of fhe N.--
shals TO take up and impouni in a suitable
Pen within the Corporate Limits. every
Hog, Shoat, Sow, Boar or Pig, found run
ming at large after the said first dny of Sen.
tcmbcr, and shall deliver the some to the
owner thereof upon application, upon the
payment by, or in behalf of said owner. Of
fine of fifty cents for every full grown
hog, boar, or sow, and twenty-five cents for
every pig or shoat, for violation OF this Or.
dinancc, aud the sum of twenty-fiye centa
n,nl SO tnpomndcu ~ - - :, Ma -
g.. That in cnse any animal SO impsandaa
shall not be released by or in behalf Of in
owner within forty-cight hours from the
time of its being impoundcd as aforesaid. Tha
Town Marshal impounding the same. or in
his absence, any other Town Marshal, shall
advertise the said animal for Sale by mast.
ing at least three public notices conspicu-
ousiy in different places in the said Town
Zone of which places shall be the Post Ofliee)
| for at least three days previously to the
sale, giving notice of the time and place oP
such sale; and in case the said animal shall
then be applied for, shcrc shall be paid 10
the said Town Marshal by. the owner or per-
son applying in his or her behalf the sun, CT
thirty cents for such notices, in addition to
the fines and expenses herein set forth
And if neither the owner nor any person. in
his or her behalf shall apply for the deliye-
ry and release of such animal or animals,
the Town Marshal shall sell the same at
public auction for cash at the time and
place named, and shall pay from the pro.
cceds of sale the costs, expenses and fines
as above ordained, and shall pay over tho
surplus, if any there be, to the owner Of
tho animal or animals Sold
4. The Town Marshall shall make a
monthly report to the Town Council Of all
proceedings under this ordinance, and shall
pay over any unclaimed moneys in their
hands, by reason of sales herein provided.
to the Town Clerk and Treasurer, at the end
of each month.
Ratiticd this seventeenth day of Jnly A.
b. 1874.
J. W. MOsELEY, Mayor.
KIRK ROBINSON, Clerk
july - 1874 4
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STI TISTICS WORTH STEDTING-

In 1868 the Republican vote in this State
for President was G2,9l0; the Democratic
vote was T., 2,237; Republican majority H.
G79. In 1870 the Conservative vote was
5l437; the Republicans counted S5.07l-
$4,000 moro than was ever east before or
since. In 1872 Moses received &c, 1913 votes
The Union H'raid places tn full Ecpubli-
can vote at 10000, and says:
"Thc census shows that the white vote
ought TO be, if all brought out, $4,000.
Taking this into consideration, ii is unsafe
TO suppose that n full Conservative vote is
less than 55,000--a majority for the Repub-
Gcans of only $4,000"
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TO THE AFELICTEae.
RAsrow1Es COALITION. Co.. 8. @.
July, eth, 1874.

l do hereby certify that I have BEEN
afflicted for the past FIVE years witha
Cancer covering the entire upper Lip, tried
every remedy that could hear Of, bssides
placing myself under the treatmsn. sf
distinguished Physicians, without eses
rctardng its progress.
DR.. T. r. MALONE, of Orangebufe; 8. G.
after thirty days treatment, made an abso.
lutte cure, haven taking it cut by The roots,
without the use of the knife.
Respectfully Yours, ,5
]. W. Davis.
Mr.. j. W. Davis is Decon id our Church
anil we tho undersigned know the above
facts TO be true.
Respectfully &c. e1
Rev. J. W. ELLSEY, n
" W. r. HYATT, 3
Z" S. W. ACKERMAN,
S. N. CARROLL.
Pastors and members Of the Colleten
Baptist Association.
augS IL
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LEUISIILLE IND NOSES

j. Il " I'D IIsiSI r.. Il ~ ~ -HO0Ec-
AT meeting Of several Lcwisvillc roliti-
clans the other night, II. p. Cooke, Esq,
was called upon and got off the following
impromptm rhymes. We suggested to MIR.
Cooke that his effort was an imperfect at
tempt at doggercl TO which he replied, ~
know it, but its claim to the dignity of
poetry consists i'll its truthfulncss.' "All
right we replied; '.it is our desire to get
nt the truth cf all things, terrestrial and
celestial, and especially at the shining amo-
rcts of the Commamdcr-in-C Chief of the army
of South Carolina" Let us read:
To MOSES
Gov'nor, without straight or flush
You have stolen without blush,-
You have lied with wicked frowns,
And longcd for women, minrs gowns.
You look for ii reelection,
And depend upon deception
But you will surely be deceived,
And our impovish'd State relieved.
Y our time to fall has come at last,
Your vict 'rics numbered with the past;
Your efforts, ALL will nc in vain,
For VIC must have our Chamberlain.
10 IHAMRERLAlN.
Don't hc discouraged, let your spirits be
good,
Your friends arc alive and in a working
mood:
Your chances nrc two TO Frank Moses one,
While chances for all others are few or
You're our choice, in the coming election;
Never mind Moses and the News' dece2-
ton;
We shall not tire until you arc elected
As Gov'ncr-thc man we've proudly Sc
lcctcd.
II. POWELL COOKE.
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Bcechcr has made his statement at last.
lie charges Tilton and Moulton with an
attempt ut blackmail. Bccchcr, if he
knew it at all, knew four years ago what
he now states. 1t is almost impossible
that one should believe that q christian
minister could carry such secret, for such
length of time, wrapped in the silence of
lis own bosom. We believe Beecher guilty
of the charges made against him, and in this
desperate straight resolved TO lie out Of IL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Cardoza has given bond in the United
States Supreme Court at Washington in the
case of the Certificates of Indetedness. 1t
will be remembered that our Supreme
Court decided that the Treasurer was com
PEELED TO issue them. Cafdoza refused to
be governed by the law us set down BY the
Chief Justice and Wright. We hope the
Supreme Court ofthc United States will re.
verse their decision, and that that stupen-
dons fraud, the Republican Printing Compa
ny, will thus he shorn of its power to take
more Of the peoples money They get
lnrgc pay o do the work of the State and
yet there are some members of the Lcgisln-
turc who fail to get copies OF the Journals
SC.
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH,

4
This beautiful cdifcc will soon be COM
plctcd. Situated III u central portion Of
Orangcburg, it is destined to be one of our
most popular and fashionable Churches.
When finished its capacity will seat over
three hundred persons. The Altar is one
of the most exqusitc'y arranged we ever saw
and the pulpit is equally as pretty. The
top is supported by scrollcd brackets, and
covered with velvet. Behind the pulpit
against the wall is IL large false panel W it'll
circular head, containing two smaller
ones in which it is intended that the Ten
Commandments shall boqaintci in bronzcd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

"The man who does his whole duty, with
out fear or favor, is the rising man for Con-
grcss."--Frtc Citizen.
To which we add, it seems the man who
"wrltes without fear or favor" must fall or
beat retreat. Where's the fighting editor !?
His services are needed OH Saturdays and
Mondays, and Girardcau's on Tuesdays.
Nutf scd.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Mr. L. c. NorthTop publishes card in
editorin-chicf of that paper now. We
have thought for some time that the keen
and incisivc pen of NOrthrop was absent
from the columns of said paper. However
young Governor" licentous Pretty hard
on a man who breaches.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

c. d. kortjohn thought of going to Sara
toga to spend the summer, but upon his
numerous customers hearing Of his contem-
plated trip, and coming to the conclusion
that no ono could supply Dicks place, or
sell them as sound and cheap groceries,
they drew up and forwarded in regular
style, petition praying said Dick to re-
main in his store. He kept the matter un-
der adviscmcnt until this morning when he
announced to us that he had conclude not
ID go back on his customers. Consideratc
man. lie never forgcts the interest Of the
farmers and offers them fine groceries wines,
liquors, alcs etc, at the lowest prices.
Dicks health should be taken care Of now
by his customers since he has given up so
much pleasure for their sakcs.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

The Charleston .Sun credits us with hny
ing had Il huge f,acas here OH Monday last
week ago TO which impeachment we plead
not guilty. There was little matter a,tcn-
dcd to Ivy the School Commissioner, but no
one knew anything of it except the fighting
editor of n bclligcrcnt contemporary
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Editors must have good oltact DRY organs,
and be able to scent danger afar of,
otherwise they may drive right into the
arms of m offended reader. 1t is safe for
them to keep in view the law OF safe di $
tances as applied 10 projectilcs. This "plng
ugly style" is not nt AL refreshing Mt the
beginning Of the week;
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Tile other side of the railroad doesn't
look like itself. The fire residence of Mr..
Willcock presents a really aristocra,ic APP
pcnrnncc, and adds to the beauty of that
ncighborlood to wonderful degree Other
improvements are being made ''ovcr there
which should spur orr side up.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

In CONSEQUENCE of Mr.. Eolivcr, The Clerk
Of the County Comm ssioncrs, having been
called away on official business the largest
part of this week, the statement promised
in our last issue in regard to the County
finances, coull not be had. Mr.. Boiivcr
will have it ready f or our next issue.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

The new depot is progressing finely.
0rangeburs deserves this recognition by the
Railroad Company and we are quite glad to
record it. With Mr.. Dawson as our agent.
and a commodious depot, our merchants and
travelling public will get along swmmingly.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Wcregrct to hear of the death of the cl-
dcst daughter of our fellow townsman, Mr.
2. V. Dibblc, who died on Sullivans Island
OH Thursday night of this week Our sym
pathics are rendered the bereavcd family.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

The fighting editor Of the UnionH H'r"'d is
of on tripto Long Branch, and will not
be back until after the sth Of September.
Then Chamberlain will have been nomina-
ted for Governor, and said editor will he
protected in the full enjoyment OF free
speech. Moses can't go for him then.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Henry Livingston was the first foreman
of the grand jury after The late unpleasant
ness, which presented the road commis-
sioncrs for neglect of ,lw;y, and the com
miSsioncrs of the poor for rcmissncss of
duty This was under good old democrat
ic rule.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

The Edsto base ball club Of this place
whipped out the Independents on Tuesday
afternoon last by AZ to %. The former
club is jubilnnt over their victory, and
means 10 continue in the championship.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

The corner stone of the old Court House
lays in the Clerks Office, We can now ac-
count for the honesty of q. L. That mute
sentinel guarded linn against mischief
Would that our prodigal anil saturnalian
Governor hal been given Il piece o: it six
years ago.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Wednesday last several gentlemen started
from here bright and early for chase after
The fleet footed deer of Grca, Branch
Among the number were ilcssrs. ". +. Me-
Michael, Willie Baxter, James Cannon and
Johnny Mcroncy. From the account given
us Of the drive, Il lively time was enjoyed.
johnny was the lucky boy and killed II
young buck. 1t hcinS his first he jumped
three feet in the air, crowcd and cut up all
the gyra'icns Of victorious knight of the
forest. Tie days spor, was wound up by
a shooting match in which Willie Baxter
sho, the heart ont of black jack, ten
inches in diameter, scycnty-fvc yards.
Bully gun, that Of Willics
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22
LYNCH Id w.

LYNCH Id W.
Capt. A. F. Butler was killed at Augusta
on Saturday last, by one Michael Murrell,
and the murderer was condemned by lynch
law, and shot and killed on the same even
ing. He deserved death, but We 10 not ap-
prove of lynch law, which is .rcst dan
gerous precedent to establish.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

Hurley gave picnic to the poor
coorcd children of Charleston last week
which was u brilliant success. Timothy is
brick and did all he could in the last
Legislature TO stem the tide Of corruption
inauguratc cd by Moses.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-08-22

1t is said that his Excellency preached at
Hopkins on Sunday last to large and
enthusiastic crowd. What is it that this
willy devil wont do $50 to Heaven" says
Riley.